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Newspaper Page TextWOMAN AND HOME. Mexicai Mustang Liniment for kirns, ked & Inflamed Udder, iles, jheutnatlc Pains, guises and 5trainf, Running Sores, inflammations. Stiff joints, harness & Saddle SOflM, sciatica, Lumbago. scalds, Blisters, insect Bites, H Cattle Ailments, A?l Horse Ailments, Ml Sheep Ailments, Penetrates Muscle,, Membrane and Tissue Quickly to the Very Seat of Pain and Ousts it in a Jiffy. Xub in Vigorously. Mustang Liniment conqt.cn Fain, Makes flail or But wait YOUNG MISS HENDRICKS WINNING. DISTINCTION AT THE BAR. BonietfciBs About Iii.hclotlun n dren Shoal.l Sleep-M,. (hKRj How Not tu TrelD J)usht,r.-F.cu AllOUl loiMU-Vilt, of Sup. Miss Caroline B. IIcidH.t : u, .1... j,. rinctionof 1 in il.o tir-t 1 In Indiana to plead u case i erul 'ur'-u. luent before tho supremo court Mi-s Hendricks is young in tlic profession. Vhe is Iloosicr torn, and with tl:o exception of a few months she has passed her entire life in ininnnapons. sho has also r, e..iv.i 1,.,. education in the schools of the cuv ev.vnt one year at boarding school in New Haven. M10 is possessil of an nnnlvile.-il ,i,,.i 1 always intended to Ik a' lawver. so that she grasped the llrst opportunity when the Indiana law school was opened', and from it sho graduated. Hhe was immediately taken into the law oflico of A. C. Avres i- A. Q. Jones and given 11 desk in the hand. some suit of apartments occupied by the firm. Miss Hendricks lias a hereditary aptitude for law. Her father was A. V. Hendricks of tho distinguished Arm of m . rely, bur it ta tt least a algnlUonnt one, tliat all the cMldren tho writer haa kuuwn to rv.-r habitually face downward have Kvn unusually sound sleepers and r.:'.vo enjoyed aero than average good health. ! It is sr.r; riiii to see how oa'.'!y a child will dlj.cri::.iu:!:e and show preference for the face osiiion and how rcndilr it accoin HH.'aus iwlf 10 this attitude. A child fr. m 8 to 10 weeks old will readily have learmvl to turn its licad from side to side 1 to obtain the relief of a change of position. A y nine, hahy on its liack is as helpless as a turtle in the same position. Its one lwiUe motion is the throwing out of logs and arms, and each such movement uncov ers the child and excises it to drafts, l'lnecd on its face, a Ivilx- S or 3 months old will not only rest itself by frequent changes of the position of all portions of tho body, but since it is powerless to reverse itself it cannot get uueovcred nor lapse into any unwholesome, cramped iHisltion. It is quite otherwise when the infant is lying llat on Its Kick. Tliis position not only Invites In dian stion, but it also causes bad dreams and night frights and promotes the danger ous habit of mouth breathing. Harper's liuzar. thus robbing the liquid of every grain of nutriment From a hygtcnlo standpoint, then, this is necessarily served at the be ginning of the u.ciU, the object being to invite into the stomach the gastric soerv lior.s before the entrance of the solid food. While the fashion of a dinner muip is al most entirely lu this country coutlncd to the 'few,' the masses, If they would only stop to con.td.r the hygh ue of the fashion, would follow quickly." v-.:?a THROUGH TICKETS To the East via the hkion PACIFIC 3' . P. j tin eiim s ttHaary lie- S JT'ualor Is B n i mom g vtndorful B dp lee. It I iu seen on- E Sua 06 and I rfodyan Is P- 1H(-IH utops I ll flfiiranoro I r .he ft in. r Jbr'se In 20 a rnrca C'Vi LOST t CANI100D mm. .s. -t f it il- , MY1 i-.ii j Constlnntloa, Dlzziuefs, Falling Ben twitching ot Uie eyes end other paiU. Strengthens, invlgoratoi and tones tho entire (system. -Hudfan cures Debility, Nervoudiiesa, Emiislons, anddevelopci and restorei weak organ 0. 1'aina In the back, lossci da CAUOLINE D. nENDIilCKS. Hendricks, Baker, Horil & Hendricks, tho first member being ihoin;is A. Heiulrieks, once povernor of Indiana nnd vice iircsl dent of tho United States; Conrad liakcr, Into cx-goverinir of Indiana, nnd Oscar 13. Hord. A. W. Hendricks was lirst cousin of T. A. Hnndricks. All members of tho old firm nro now dead. Miss Hendricks' father left a fine libra rv, in which sho has always reveled. She has few pleasures ontsldo of her professlun. Sho is fond of music, particularly singing. She is quiet in manner as well as her dress. Sho is possessed of rather frail phy sique. Ono particularly pleasing feature is her low, musical voice, with its pentlo cadences. Sho has brown hair and gray bluo eyes. Sho is strong in her friendships and has a faculty for discriminating chnr acter. Sho is thorouph and painstaking in her work. The Indianapolis.Iournal of tho day following tho case had this to say about Miss Hendricks: "Sho spoko for nearly half an hour, quoting authority both from memory and f roin reference llko an old attorney. Her manner is earnest and businesslike, freo from nil oratorical flight and ilowcry expressions. Her argu ment was clear and concise, and would have done credit to any lawyer." Indian apolis Letter. Something About Dish cloth 8. Nearly every housekeeper has a favorite material for dishcloths. S.omo pcnplo util ize pieces of stockinet for this purpose. Whilrt these aro soft, they are not strung, and aro therefore unfit for their purpose. It She Cheered I" p. It was at one of thoso dubs where clover women do mostly congregate In tho au dience that was listening to tho president' opening word were dix'Mra of law and tluciurs of lmdielne, students and scholars, poets and preachers, distinguished ropro fientatives of tho progress of women In all the great fields of Intellectual endeavor. To bo explicit, it was tho Chicago Fort nightly, to which brains and breeding tn combination aro tho only pnssiort. Nor will either separately sullieo for admission. In this audience sat the essayist of tho day shivering at the prospect of ventilating her ideas before such an assembly. Asa matter of fact, she felt that sho must ven tilate a conspicuous ahseneo of ideas. Tho subject assigned to her was one of thoso trite, tedious ones on which schoolgirls luve to write compositions because it calls ftiramcro register of facts which tho en cyclopedia will obligingly furnish. The essayist was only newly admitted to this goodly fellowship and greatly feared, its aggregate cleverness and criticism. Hut even as sho sat. awaiting tho dread Bun mons to the pint form and shuddering at tho ordeal throuizh which she must pass. lo, there camo to her a comforter, whisper ing words of consolation that filled her soul with peaco and proved that In spite of "ulogles" and "isms" a woman's one for a' that. One who sat next her and had nerve, who had onco experienced the terrors which sho was anticipating, sqmi7.cd her hand nffeo- t Innately and whispered: Oh, cheer upl What are you frightened about? A woman who's pot on such a piece of old laco as that collar of yours has no business to bo afraid of anything. Cheer upl" And she cheered. Philadelphia Ledger. Fomentation, When a fomentation is prc.oriWl I y a pl.yciclnn owh-n it shall seem to Iv the pr'ivr thing in the emergency of extreme Internal pains, a llanncl cloth may tv folded, wrung out of hot water and applied directly to the skin. Nevertheless It is bet ter after wringing out tho tlanncl as dry as desired to fold it In a dry fianucl cloth of one or two thicknesses before, applying it to tho patient. A little time is required for the heit, of tht fomentation to ivne- trate the dry fiannel, and thus the skin is slefpenand new Ueeltnln Chair cara. allowed nit opportunity to acquire toler-1 Buee of the heat, anU a greater degree of UMiqH'niiureean be borne than if the moist cloth is brought directly lu contact with the surface. Tho outer fold of dry llannel will also servo to keep tho cloth warm by preventing evaporation. A fomentation is sometimes needed when no hot water Is at hand. Soak tho flannel in cold water, wring as dry as desired, fold In a newspa per and lay upon tho itove or wrap It a Unit the stovepipe. In a few minutes It will le as warm as tho patient can lear. lX-troit ews-Tribuno, 5n.cOTtadnmVit;jS,aj Through l'lilliimn I'alare ileeier. Tourll DA1I v rOHTLAND TO CHICAOO aoickly. Over 2,000 prlvnle endorwmonts. rremattirencss nipuns lmtioteney in tlie first rtase. u it. a symptom of seminal weakness vn. barrenness. It can be stopped in so days by tho use of Hudyan. ) be lien discovery was msdn hy the Special- f of the old famous Hudson Medical Institute, ei the strongest vitalizor mode. It is very powerful, but haimless. gold for 1.00 a paok. let ore pnekatres for W.OOfiain Bealed boxes), m ttn Kuaraulec given for & euro, I f you buy oxhoxesand aro not entlitiy cured, six mora ill be Rent to you fvee of all chapes, detnlfnr clrculananA testimonials. AddrSflfl BllDSO:- MJJDICAl. INSTITTJT1C, ajreUouStOtJloii, .lInrliet A: KilH SI Sou I'rauclaco. Cal . Itow Not to Train Daughters. In nn old number of a very popular jour nal for "ladies" 1 read not long slncoan article i-nllwl "Hie Alt of l'lcnsing Men. I wish that every mother tn tho land would read that article carefully and then ask herself, "Is this the sort of teaching for my irtrl children!' The writer U'lls first how n girl who is so fortunate as to have young men callers mav mako herself agreeable to them. Then sho takes up tho case of a girl who is so unnttrnctivo that young men never call on Iter and tells tho unnttrnctivo one how sho mav attract men. Tho directions are as follows: At snmo party or church social sho is to look around and find, If sho can, a young man who, liko herself, Is unattnictlvo to the opposite sex. If sho knows him, she Is not lowalt for him to come to her, but she isto go to him and make herself asattract- - ..il.l.. If .lrt..a !,.,(-. LnilW should bo rememlH-ml that any cloth with ( to ask for an Intro- intersticcs into vvnicii munci- uiuj tn' o not desirable. Therefore wo must, reject all tho soft dl .heloths knit of candle wick nr anv henvv cotton. It Is very dtuiculD to keep such knitted cloths sweet and freo Washing the Hands. An essential article of tho kitchen for nso of persons with sensitive hands is n liquid to counteract tho action of tho al kalies of strong stula on tho hand. Ono of tho best prostrations consists of equal parts of citric acid and glycerin, mixed to gether and kept near the sink. As soon as the dishes aro washed, wash tho hands carefully In a washdlsh In n little clear, warm water, so as to remove nil truces of the soapsudsof thedlshpnn. Dry the hands and rub them carefully with a little of the preparation of citric acid ana glycerin ami dry the hands with a soft towel. Hy tills means tho most sensitive, hands may bo Trains heated by iteam aud cars lighted by lliuuh Light. Time to I'hirago, si, days; time to Ksw York, t'i daji, tilcb la many houra quicks than all competitors. For rates, time tables and fall luloruellon apply to It. ). McCl.ANAHAK, Agent, Eugene, Or. it. W. 11.VXTOS, C. K, BROWN, Geu'l Agent, Diet. Pais. Ait. LU Third iL, Portland, Ol, GO JESjA.&F VIA. Library Gar Houte AMERICA'S SCENIC Lint. Rock Ballast No Dull via Seattle and Spokane. SHORTEST AND QUICKEST LINE -TO- Meali In Dining Car kept white and soft and free from challng A , r.,rl. in the coldest weather. In default ot any thing clso n little vinegar and cream will act satisfactorilv. and there will bo no stamp left upon the hands of the ever re- alral joM 0 KOOlEDal lluiDU tUStTlC Clin illg UlSKOl 111U U1S1I1SIU. uimi iiuwpv- kocping. ltaby'a rinygrennd. A woman who admits that her inspira tion came some tinio ngo from n newspa per paragraph has a curious but most ef fective play box for her baby of 14 months. A common plno kitchen table has lawn turned up side down and casters put on the four corners of what was Intended to bo the top of tho table. Two rather broad Hints are fastened on between tho leg spaces, one nbove the other at sulllelent Intervals to forestall any attempts to climb between them, and the slats and legs cov ered with cretonne. An old thick quilt has been cut to fit tho lloor of this cage, and in it with his toys luihy spends safely and happily many of his waking hours. To prevent that well known habit of lia- ltleu flittirinrr their idllVlhlllPH IlCfOSS t llC room the tovs are tied to tho posts of the Jims M wil.MAVis, Agent Eugeno, Koom cage nnd arc thus kept for his amusement lMK t0,"" "M'" A c hknNIRTON. St. Paul, Minneapolis, Dululh, Chicaon And all Points East Through Palace and Touris Sleepers, Dining and Library ubscrvalion cars. Dallv Trains, Past Time, Service and bcenery Unequaieo P r tickets ami full Inlormatlcn oall on or address in his own quarters. It C HTHVHNs, C V T A, Portland, Or. UW I'A.sentiir, waan. duction. Tho unattnictlvo young man, wo arc as sured, will bo enthusiastic In prnlso of tho unnttrnctivo young lady who is trying to lo attractive, anil "other men," "led on by his praises," "will coiuo and seek for in troductions," nnd tho happy consumma tion of this little trickery will Ih that "some dav tho man sho is waiting for will come," and with him, wo nro positively assured, "will come tho greatest joy and I t....ca tlwit: nrt h Cllll lllVO tO a WOnl" can bo easily kept clean, mid Is so strong ' Mothers, srnrch the bncK numncrs oi from all suffirostion of "germs, A smooth linen crash, such as is ordl narilv used on slnirs, is nliout tho stron gest material that can bo found. It is stiff at first, but in a short time it wears soft. It is smooth, nnd has no niesii tnwnicn ulhon nnd tho debris of food can lodge. It VOH A IjL I'OIXTS KAST, LEAVE DEPOT FIFTH AND I STREETS I ARR VE The Fust Mull, via limit-1 lllLMon Suit l.nke. Cmaha I" I' Ml I or Kansas I'ltr. or TiaSno- S A M , Paul, with throughscrvlco l i to Ka stern cities. I Kor Pendleton, l.anrftiidc"l ' linker i lly, Walla Walla, I'tiylon, Colfax, I'ltllmnll S I .MoSi'ow nud Idaho mining Isuttons J f ' eal mixed t-nln for a w.i Hood Ktv 1'aily. ttx) v : balif. I a iel intermediate points. The Italics Daily S::Wh m Dully. that it can bo purified with ail soda and scalding water, rinsed ana arieit in 1110 sun, without being rotU'd In flber, lis n lighter cloth would be. 'Phis crash costs about 25 cents a yard. Ono yard will mako, when hemmed, four dishclotli a dozen T,,ntnrinl nnliiinrilv used. Thero should ulways bo an Iron dish cloth in every kitchen. Chooso ono tW'it is double, so tho hand can bo thrust into it to clean kettles. The dishcloths with Rcrnpcra attached to them nrenwkward ar .ii. l,.,.lt lr. Is hotter to pay a few cents moro and purchase a good steel scraper. The best paint nnd floor cloths aro mndo of small plecesof remnants of woven meri no underwear. These remnants nnd scraps nro sold by tho pound at tho factories where underwear is manufactured. A year's supplv of new, strong pieces may bo secured In this way for tho expenditure of S3 or 110 cents. Such cloths nro loosely woven, nnd lmvo a certain percentage, of wool in their mako, which renders them soft. They art. olio ..i.. Horn anv hard cloth of heavy cotton. They absorb' water better and nro more easily wnsluil out. The good housekeeper of today Invariably hems her dusting cloths, which she makes of a sxift cheesecloth, nbout 12 or 14 Inches that journal till you find this article, licad it carefully, and I think you will ngroo with uie that Its title should hnvo been, "How a Womnn May Mako a Mantrap of Herself." And If any mother in America Cleaning MutntUc Ornaments. When m willio ornaments aro very ob stinate during tho restoring process, It Is probable thnt there Is a llttlo copper tingo 111 thcni. A strong solution ot oxalic nciu, such as Is used for kitchen boilers, must then bo resorted to, taking great, euro in tho uso of this violent poison. The most unresponsive metals may soon bo mndo to reflect the fuco of their restorer by thoso means, and while the children nro out of the way and tho poison down from the high shelf, if there are any of thoso ungi t outablo spots on linen from sliding on tho irreen. rust, mold and tho like, they wi.l rilsniinenr if rublx-d between the lingers In this same acid, always taking care to rlnso Instantly in plenty of clear, warm water, when it la harmless. Otherwise- tho stuff will be rotted. 1'hlladelphin I'rcss. ("hen Baby was sick, wo gavo hor Caatoil When alio was a Child, alio cried for Caatorla, Whoa alio bceninu Mies, alio clung to Cnatorla When she had CliUdrea, alio gave theui It la aold on aunrvnteii by all drua irUta. It euraa Iaci:en Oonsumpuoat and lath boat Cough and lvup Cura.fi Sold by Henderaoo A Linn. ane County Bank. (titabllahrd In ls-sll EUGENE, OREGON. A general Banking bualness n all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVKY, I'rwldent. J. M. AHRAMrt, fajtliler. A. U. HOVKY, JB., Asst. faalir TAKE LIVER1NE- -FOR T1IK .N0 CONSTIPATION. LIV For Sale by All Druggists. EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Klnim leaves Ktigt'lio Motitlnvs and Tliurstlnyant 0 n in, nml srrivwln Klor enee at 4 p m the day following. iU'tunilug atngo lenvea rioreucn Tuesdays anil Krldiiys at 8 n ni nnd arrlve"ln Kugciio at 8 ) lu tho tiny following. HlNHl.tt FA UK VM HOUND TKir ; Ttckala lor aale at K. Ilanea' livery barn, Ku- gene, oral llurd.l iiiTanHitl'e oilleo In Klor- onco, EUGENE-LEABURG. Uorontipr 1 will nin it ta.ly vihrh Iwlwiwn t7iaAna Mttit ljttl)tIV. Frollllll Klltl IIIKU iio'.'Ul bo l'(t Ht my mablo tho ovuiihig twroro denurturo of iht kUw. bunt: at 11 am. HsturnliirTi luuvui lja- .ono ut flam, nrrlvlnn Rt HlHKe lutivflH ICtiu irti at H a m. 1 burp at 1 p nil arriving lu Kuuoiiu at 0 p m. I HIS PArLn Aavurtlil!iRoncy.o Mand hi .leiohanli KxohaiiRO, Han Kranotno, Cal. vhin conlraoU lor aJTertUIng oaa b mad Ia iy. lhn.iii;!i I-uUinn ulet-iHTS. tourist sl'-opc" aiitl re.- inii; clmir ran arc attached tothrough irHiiit. For ti liifnriimtlon, rates, etc., rail at city ofliri-, orii.r Washington aul Third aireuti rtr.ia.nl.ur atldrt-HH W. H. nCRUil'KT. j. xpili General TatBeuger Anetit. Kfi-vivft nd Mariaicer. 1 iitUud, irt-Kon. t . J. M CLAN'AHAN, Aeem, Jiugene. Eugene Street Haib.ay. T1MK CARD. After ttie 4th of Oil. 1.SII), tliu at reel cars will ru tie f(.llowinscli''.liile 'hue until furtliiT until. LEAVING THE DEPOT. :10-7:40-S:lo-S:4O :10-:40-10K)0 a. in. Hien every half hour. LEAVE THE UNIVEItSTV. TAV7A5.S:a.VR-35.9:a.50-10:16 a, tu. ben evt ry half hour. -ar will leave promptly on linn'. H. W. UOLUKN. lis. These four cloths will outwear mn Rlj:th,lt fiiowliiK such advice will re made of stockinet or nny other , (. ln dipihest typeof womnnhood then God pity her daughters! w oniniiKiuu. Facts About CorseU. It Is a fact well authenticated that cor sets were oriKinnlly adopted nut for health or comfort, but to conceal physical defects, that fruitful soureo of nunilierlcss oddi ties of fashion. When or by whom the first corset was worn is burled deep under tho cobwebs of time. It Is safe, however, to conclude thnt they had their beninning In stiffened bands of cloth thnt Cireclan and Tli.n.nn women wound round their bodies. 'Ihc phvslcal beauty of theso women was a paramount consideration both to them selves and their Hcrc lords. They called these swnthlnft bands fnselaand zona. Itm former was inndeof heavy linen or kid nnd was worn noxt tho skin between tho waist and the bust. The ltomnns (rrt-atly admired nn unde veloped flmire and resorted to mmsurcs to retard nature's irrowth. These heavy bands were frequently bound about the chests of erowlns! (ilrls. Tho zona was also a llat band, but worn over the tunic. It was square. ,ii,nid Generally nd In color, and. though onu- llothdishelothsnnddustinKclothssliould n0' . , WOI1.n uf rm,k 1 put thniiiKh the wnsh regularly Md a I J P w,lh fresh supply Blven out each week. Th dj is I l' d m,. ttnd studdlmrs done in onler tliat they may pass Inspection "" f(,lirU,,1 ntury Mw tho rcpulnrly. f,.llv ev- Introduction of a garment tliat bore tho T hey should lwashl out carefully ev hln , th mrmt t t,Hllly It cry day they aro used ami dried at least ' t ,,, t,, t,e fliruni and wiu. nrs in i"" "i" , . ,i...,, .1 "death In tho laeeo mhik 8 once in the 21 hours ln Win prevent unj w....-. - , tlLshcloth" In tho shni of mold In id the mrn of disease so often bnsj In rid knd offensive cloil.s.-New ork Tribune How Children Should Sleep. Sound, n-stful sleep, lth hy nW't by day, Is more easily lmlul if fro., tho rst tho child 1 tamtl.t to He ""' " ach and face. Tho only r, . r.llloeaiioii iw noniewbat nam un The advaniatn s this p.ltl'm I,1"n,; Z ':.lt from .1.,., lulf tlieillM-ases", - t Iiui the hlomaeh t In front, aoinetlmes at thelmck. It was made of various ninieriaia and was often fur tiordrrcd, which was ex cusable, since It was lacisi over the i-klrts. New York IxI(ter. lion c,?iin.-:' u.-noorh. flat tress without a pillow Tho Iljlenlo Value of Bonne, "In a family where soup lK (ilns the din per nnd the dishes following are of a oom centrau-d nature the soup should bo llftht, clear nnd warm, not nmssariiy inon; lions," writes Mrs. H. T. Korcr In I-adhsi Home .lotirnal, telllnx how to make vnrl mi kinds of soups. "Hut where soup l tu f.irm the entire dinner It must he of a cold and the other nouri.hlnir chamctcr. Ai , ,it, ,i.,.c,.ine Jlviifii'pt- dt-vs. live tne hint ii i" - romoverh, "o,e unif-rin NTf holds the lnr r ,rt of the nour -h- Imr t he post on .'lJ,,,J1," o.e ,ton,v-h ,t. a beef soup, tloir ami l.itl(ul one .1. ...warninstn pre- thunh it may lie, Is not nnirmoii.. or,d als omen arc k pt .ll(.ri,dly " 1 he albumen Is soluble In water, of ; Tnrplvn fxl. . that in Austria vtnt rollenml s "inn ,( i ie) lne m,.rw. ,,ut , t.lM,r ,p 1, l,ll.d ihla W,)P11) mnn,lt u. ,n rM,n or cndemn- U aid ,,'c,l',,"'',, nr7 no lorn.-rover- r-MiruuiK the allmmen and n.lls thebrll- ; i lo 4mtU. If she proves hi r If ilant'iT- at.d Iwek of the w.ii .,.,,. (,f the hauty. So we clarify nud strain tnle out. , lfat , mn.Mr- ,ll0 w.nt t convent. Tottlcoata. Not by nny nienns tho least Important nart of a costume Is tho pctticoar. iiiueeu It, has como to bo recnrdid as necessary that petticoats should lit and linnn well as tliat tho gown Itself should lie well cut. Atniln nnd nitaln a costunio Is seen which ln itself Is very smart, yet looks somehow eTneorilliirlv floWllv 1111(1 OllllO lacking lu stylo. Tho real reason for this is that the pottioonta worn beneath it tiro not well out. Women wno aro renny in oi no "j " neat never seem to nallzu how much thought and caro should lie bestowed upon this particular article of urosB. r.xcnnngo. Ijito the race at Night. No mnttcr how tlnxl you may bo or slippy or how Into tho hour, Just as regu larly as you say your prayers lave your face before going to lied at night. 1 his Is the most imiiortant oliWTvnncc 111 the ethics of beauty. Night is tho limo to restore the complexion, for when it Is necessary to bronk tho skin for treatment of blemishes all trncca of unsightly Inllammntion sub sldo bv morning with tho aid of a imllln- tivo cream. Ilenzoln water Is n gn at tonlo for nliiht service used discriminatingly. Mnssago, too, Is a wonderful exorcise for tho skin. Now Orleans iitnes iJemocnii. A Flower Hint. Few persons nro aware that (lowers will keep fresh niueh longer If tho stems arc set in a dish of sand. 1'ut the nowers nun a vase as usual, then carefully sift Into the vase by means of a funnel sufllelent sand to fill it nearly to the top, shaking It bo that the sand will settle down among the stems. Gradually add waU-r until it stands a very little alKivo the top of the rami, and replenish the water as often a needed. It Is a very great mistake to keep choice laco for years without washing. Many women bellovo that it is ruined by soap and waU;r, and will keep somn cherished lemrth for vmrs and virs. turning yi How with ago and rotting wiih the dust It has accumulated, till It really drops to pioei . Tho art of bow tying Is one that every woman of liniilul means should acquire, If sho wishes to lie well dress. d. The bow for thn hair and th" bow for the slipper, the knot at tho waist and the ono at thn throat, all have peculiar twists of their own. A Hood habit to got Into is that of hang ing up one's gowns when they an' taken off. They will look new much longer if tin y arc not left to n-s.si iiidellnlti ly on i the moat convenient chair. ;&VEHII1G GUARD I howinK i" ....... S ono of tho few prominent papers m uiegou . . . j. i rif,.,Mi 1 Vuinmisl. that clooa not rosorb w "';r' , , 1 I l'rizo Packages, Picture Books, Corn 1 lantcrs or soino other fake device to mako an apparent of an increase in circulation. It therefore eHcapcs tho fato of papers that depoml for a show of auccosa opon thebo extraneous inducement?, which aro to bo .1 i itched into tho street or thrown into uio wasio uasnei. I'1 as soon as tho coupon is cut from their columns. T . . 4 . ITU uUARD, on tho other hanu, goes regu larly and permanently into BU per com, oi tho 'homes of Eugene solely and entirely on its merits as a bright, clean, enterprising, progressive and comprehensive newspaper. Jt is uelivorecl at an hour, moreover, when tho household has both time and inclination to read, and it IS read thoroughly and carefully by every member of tho family. Thcso conditions insure for every class of business announce ments not only tho widest but tho best publicity that can be secured in our city. Guarantees advertisers that it roaches more people than any other paper published in Eugeno, and therefore has better results. TI1.K EVENING GUARD, in short, covers tho field com- pletely, and no ono who desires to reach tho people can afford to do without tho facilities oluced at their coram and.