Daily Eugene guard., October 13, 1898, Image 3

1
Gentrai Market,
r
l 'KOI liETOKS.
Will keep constaiiiiy on hand full a suppl;
BEEF MUTTON
PORK and VEAL
Which they will sell at thu lowest
market prices.
i tir store or ifcs pal)liCMtro3. ulisit
:-TO THE FARMERS.;
Ve iH l"V tl,e jiglL-.t murket price
for Kal Cattle, Hogs uud Sheep.
Shou on Willamette St.,
EUGENE, OREGON.
-Meiui delivered o atij r-art of Dm oily
Remember.
THE MAINE
Souvenir i-iionns wlili -ve
wirili ui tiuus. I'un'l tin
Hway t'y miyintr the ohl
Jrtrs. '1 here is only one y
w inoitt-y
It 'run
rfct.t ar.
Ttia Easy Vacuum Jar
Voucnn get adust pin wuh every bro.m n,.w
20 bars yuan, : 4.r'j
We are the originator Jl tho inuious Wmld
ItrHlir M)iJ'. iMoz,
Jusi rce -ivcu a new invoice ot OlaaJ Ware.
GRAY & SON.
Sheriff's Sale on Execution.
Notice is hereby plwu that by virtue tf
an execution duly issued uutol the Circuit
Court of the Statu of Oregon, for the ouu
lyo.Late, oniho 'i imy of Septeuihcr,
laVS, oo a judgmeji Jirt-d iu sitid cutirt,
to tbe Lith day of tl , in a suit
wherein Jcst-ph StM. and Isuhu Sen
deis, pnrtu.ru tt- S .utnberg tfc S-ndt rH,
were pltiinliil's, itud Polk llurpule wnd
dfcfeinlniit, and to uiu til red fed comiuhuditu
ma, that outcf tbt ptrcoual property of
Mid defendant, or if hullicient could mt be
foand, ttien out uf tbe real p report y ot n;iid
defetiditut in euiil county, on or after the
Mid 12th d y of .luue, lbUa, to biitify tbe
Bumof Seven H indred ud twenty-two
ddllttrdund fourteen Ot3uts, witb inti-reht
therooD nl the rate of 10 per cent per iirnunt
from tbe i'-tli day of June, l'rDIt, und tbe
further sow of Beveutytbrt dollars costs,
also neentiug eu.sie, uud beiu5; uimblo to
tiud tiuthcioiit portioiial ivoporly f tbe said
doteiiiiaiil to sutiHiy sud snuj it ml costs hihI
iimuiuK costs, I did, on tilt) 12ib uud 13tii
days ol Septtmber, l0i8, levy upon nil of
the oue un-livultd l-ti inuretd of 1'olk II ir
pole iu uoil Ic tbt) following described reitl
property;
Tbe tin.t of the nw of s o 12, tp 1G
S It 5 west, cimuiiuiotf ciynty nures of bind,
sulijtct to ibe duwer interest of.yutbiu
llarpole.
AUo Sff yA of aeo 30, tp Iu a r G west,
containing ItlDaerewof land: nubjoct to tlio
life estate of EiiubtLb Liuyo in twenty
Acres ol naid true I.
Also duuutiou land cbiiiu of Jam, a Sut
terrield, Xotf Ko -ITS'i, beiug thu west yt of
the ne , and tbe west x of tuo so , and
llieeast ytoi the uw and lots 2 and 3 of
aeol'J, tpltisro wuat, coulainiug UU-l.tiu"
100 acres of Id ml.
Aluo tho floutn of donation Uud claim
of Ueuben Draper, oluiui No 33, Noll No
tioj, pans o seos una -o, ip i(i a r liw,
L'ontiiining 1(10,10 acres.
Also part of donation land claim of Jobu
fV v. v.. (..I,. i
iiun io -la-tv, uejmiinig at iiie hw
coruerof sees 1S, ip lti s r 5 w; ib nco uorlh
Uucunius, oast 29 chains, south 71.SG chains
west 2S) chains, north 41 00 chainn to the
place of beginning, cooCuiniuc acres of
Also the donation Innrl rl.iim nf A .1 U..11-
claim No 57, Noif No 4llo, in sees VJ, 2u.
-liaud 3t), tp 10 a r 0 w, coutiiiuini 32U
acres.
Also tbe west l-i nf thfl nnr 1 . imrl In! I
ol sec VJ, tp 10 tl r5 w. coutiiminu 117. SI
fjotcaof had, all in Luno couuty, Slute of
'0iegon, totether witU tho tenements,
IJiereuilameuta ami apimttennuccs thereunto
l)eloD(;ing.
I Now, thcrtforo; In the mime of the Btnte
ot oiegon, and iu oouipliaiico with aaid
.lt, 1 will offer for ..ale all tho riyht, title
ianil mterestof the said difi-udaut, in and
lo the above duBcnbed preiuiaiM, suhje-ct to
jfredeniption, at puulio aucttou, to the high
lit bidder, for cash, at tbo Court Ilou.e
Moor, in Eugene, Lone county, Oregon, on
-vuuiajr, we iuiu aajr ol uetober, IXJH,
i""" 'no uouruol mueo clock a. ui. aud
flour odockp. in. to.wit: at one o'clock p.
uo salu day.
"iitu oepttnibor It), iH'JS.
W W WrriiKM,
Sheriff of Lano (Jouiity, Ore.
1'r II J Day, Deputy.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is herehv oivnn thnl tia itn.r.
J gnedhaa been by tbo Ccunty Court ot
county, OreKou appointed fciecil
t' of the estate of J . W Johnson deceased,
a all persons having claims againBi said
Mfiate are hereby uotiBul to present the
e to ine duly veriticd at tho law offlco
I"' t. li. Skipworth, iu Eugene, Oregon,
Iiinttiin sii mouths from tho date hereof.
Mgene, Orfgon. Dated Sept. l'.lth 1833.
p Hkj.kn E. Johnson,
tlecutrit of Iho estate of J. W.
I'chnson, deceased.
I t- It, Skii'wobtii, Atty for estato.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
l 'Not:ce is hereby given that tho under
g'ej ; i. U. 11,11 nd A. I.. Hill, have
0, 'inJi- appoiuted eiemitora of tho lut
I'lllarid testament, and of the eetato of II.
if:. ' ""wK t'y iho Couuty Court of
E11 -onnty, Oregon, and all persons hav
'ffii,'1!1" ,M'""n'il a''l estato are hereby
r"1 required to present tho
onljverifle.i. to ilin ,,n,l,.pir,n0rl
MlltUH,
at tbe
111 r.rtl.. r .. . 7 .
...... v.., ,u ..ukimi-
Oregon,
n months from the
njllee.
date ot this
Hited September 17, 1S3:
18.
J. K. lltl.L.
p A. L llll.,..
Cei,. ,., ... ii,, -
1-ii.Tiu, Attorney.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
K0H..0 ;Q 1
1, T voa that tho under
tli. r "'! D-vke9 hM bt'en appoiuted by
Mi y. Cou" (or L"18 County Oregon,
,W r? ,the esUt0 of John Dykes de
,A" persons havint; claims against
Ah-,,Z . 7 are uer'-'br notided to present
o( it., et0,,nJ "ecator at thelawoniee
''itHn .nd N"n In Eugene, Orfgon.
tuotice m3n,ha frjm lu da
'Sn-t.n?w; 0rt8n "i 2nJ day of j
Hai.i! 4- Xohtox. IIkski Dtkks,
Adorneyi for EslaU,. Eiwitor.
AN OPEN LETTER
w 1 o MOTHERS.
THe'ScS
UK SAMUEL PITCHER,
has borne and does ,n? hn
i .
the fac-simile sinnatum nt
This is the original "CASTO
and has the signatiulTlf
t'' ilU Uf: 7S.' TJrmiMf.. .
n,n rn t V """"""tf r.io to use my name eveent
The Centaur Cemmmi. of whirhCha- it r;..r..-. n . 1
Do Not Be
Do
not endaneer the lifo
.
. r UUotll.lltl; ,, some urumTjst
(because he makes a fcw mon pemTies
f,.v.i.injius oi wnic i civil im
The Kind You Have Always Boueilit"
DCADO fl 1 r- a.m.. V O
UL inn
ST?
Insist on Having
The Kind That Never Failed You.
TNC CCNTAUIt COtNUif, TT MURHAT TICT.
This Railwav Co.
Operates U triiina on the
system.
Lights its tniins by iU-cti
out.
Uws the rtlebnited i-leed
ini! iamn.
MIK'US, block
I 1 It) IC'!1(1
"""" -imMiiiKM.v iilllpitil pasf-ellKe
train-every day uud uiht between
Kt. Paul and t'liica?o, and Oiunlm
and CMl'rlh; th
Chicago Milwaukee
and St Paul-
Ali .ipfiratea sieam lienled vestibuled
trains, earr.vinj; thu latest private
cnmparimnt cars, library liufle
smoking earn, and drawing roani
sleepers,
1'uilor cars, Ine nclii.t; rl air u
and the veiy list diiru mi fiivic
Kir I lie li.wtn tales to imj ininti
the Uiiiltd Wales nr CaiitKia, i,p 1
to tleki't agent, nr address
C. J. EDDY,
J. W. CASEY, Oiiernl Au'em.
Truv. J'ass. Agent.. Portland.
OREGON SHORT LIE B. R.
Quickest and most direct route to
Utah. Colorado, Nebraska Kansas,
Missouri River and all Points
'East and 'Southeast-
book at tlie time-
Portland to
New York 41 dayH
Chicago 3i days
M. 101119
Denver
Salt Lake
3 days
" days
In days
itr:ri.ii(; ciiaik tarn
i i-iiim.m i:icki toi itis t si.i:i:i
IMJ C.tltN, I'tl.LIIAN IMLAIti
M.i:i;i'iti ( ins.
I
For full particulars n-ffiirding lines, tie," ol
(rain?, etc, eaii on or a ldress
L L Stevens, Act. Eugene.
CO Terry, WEComan
Tiav I'a'S Aat tien'l Agt
124T'iird St. Porlland, Or
faiv fl-'f
you irea.
Hijnf
ArjyouK'ici?
ir!::ro? Hoxlcr.n?
Da you have pairs ?
VJhcre? Hon Ion?
h''fit suocts? i.'ow often?
If 0 your eyes blur? When ?
Do you sleep at night? How long?
Are you constipated?
Answer these questions and a special
trial treatment will be prepared and sent
to vou bv mail froe. You take no chances,
Address
DR
X0" X
HUDSON
7 STOCKTON STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
BOOKS-STATIONERY
CALL AT THE
UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE
If you wish to sec the finest
display of Hooks and Stationery
Ever brought to Eugene.
Entire stock just received
direct from Chicago.
H. G. Mil LEP Proprietor
1 OCR BB-lI1T TO
ade mark.
o i u n u -fii
same that
on every
j4fs7Z
ria'. 7T' wraP-
on the
wrap-
i
DeceiVfirl.
nf
bv
v. i vm v-lllltl
accepting
offer you
may
tm it)
tin: in-
1
oiursiATURE OF
Ncwtohh citv.
0 R & N CO.
Ut-pUK
Kast
Mail
p m
Time Schedule.
I'rom Pttrtl.tnd
Arrive
J'rom
Kast
7:-U a in
Salt Lake, Ienver.
; r t Worth, Ouialia,1
jlvamas City, St
louiH, Chicago and:
Kant
Walla Walla, Spo
kiinc, Jlinntiiilis
St 1'nul, Duliith,
Milwaukeo, Chi
cago and Kmt.
Spukane
J'lyer
- p m
Spokuno
Klyer
10:1.1 a i
Ocean Si tAJismr.s j
All Failing datea
Hulijecfc tn change
For San Kraneineo
Sail 0L-t -i. i. S, 11,
I I, 17, It), LM, I'.i,
8 p m
4 p in
To Alaska
SriI
5 p in d
C'ot.i:MtilA lilVEIl
Stkamkus
To Astoria and
WayJ,,nndini'n.
WlM.AMKTTl-lilVKU
ttreyon City, New
born, Salem and
J n in
Ex Sunday
-1 ::i0 n m
Ex Sunday
way lamlwifB.
Wll.LAMLITK AND
7am Yamhill Itivtas
lues, I liur Oretron City, Uay
and Sat ton and Way
I LundiiiKn.
Lv Corval's I WillametteKivek
0 a in Portland to Cor-
Mon, Wed vallisand Way
and Vr. Landinft.
KipaHa
Daily
HSAKE lilVEIt.
Itijiaria to Lewintn
except
Saturday
L L Stevens,
Air t! lit, Kilgelie.
W H Hurlhurt
Gen I'ahM Art, Port, Ur
Eugene Street Railway.
TIME CAM).
After tlie 4tli of Oct. lSfti, tlio street
eara will run on the following schedule
time until further notice.
LEAVING THE DEPOT.
7 : 1 0-7 :40-S : 1 0-S :40-f) : 1 0-9 :40-1 0 -fill a. m
lien every half hour.
At a liarjjiun.
Piece of town property one block
from Willamette street. Will sell at u
sncriflceon account of removnl. Ad
dress. liAKciAtN, care ot fluAitn.
end qo a ri 'J treatment free. ' ,
8 p in
Ex Sunday
Satlli p m
( a tu
Ex Sunday
I Mod, Wed
aud Fri.
TA rrlWll'd
4:;0pm
j Mon, W(d
i nnd KH.
I Lv liewiatn
I lnily
ect'pt
I Friday
!rc;. Ti,s questions aro asked, as no tno question
era alike, and tho treatment must be prepared spe
daily. A special treatment wilt be prepared fa
II yc j sutler from nervous uebilit)
Lossei, Lost manhood, Emissions, Mel
choly, Dizzy spells, Spots Beforeth
Eyes, Sleeplessness, you ought to get
special treatment, no patent meat
cine, but a carefully prepare
treatment. Every man can hat
a trial treatment free. Thou
sands have been cured
and they write in blac
and white saying sc
Answer question
and get a trie
free.
X
X "rJTJm x
Their Rinmet.
, liko srauiiu.itk-al rule;, aro
vi ;i.n. I'.t ins- ,,.0i tiu,
yiu-, 'I-ir.;!itiiin; s nut
i'l Iho ;uno j Lift . " U.:
i unriu,; tli" b udnu-iit
Ly u.o Kn::m battt-rios of
Proverb-.
hill lr I i ,
famil.
stril.o . i
its rci pi i
ot niiti
Kiilntat
on
tho onpnsito shorn nf thn
imimtiM iho incident is described by
ir. uv.-n m his hiuik, "I nd. r tho lied
rivMvtir," thoTurkUb eiuivalcnt tor
tbe i- d Citi.-'H society.
TK- ..iclls from tho heavy sii -o puns
ut Kaiufat woro dropping inccssantlv
within the fortress. Oue of them as it
exploded tore a Kivnt hole iurbo ground
lave uiouijU to contain a horse. A
Turkii-h woiimti, who wns coworinj
with her three children nv i or the shad
ow of the wall, took refu,. - iu tho bole.
Aeenriliiij; to tho law of chances, it
was tho least likely spot to be afraiu hit
byiii-hell. Hat scarcely had sho .-rept
iu and drawn tho three children alter
her when another shell, leaving tho
cunnon's liMiuth at Kalafat. nearly two
miles away, dropped into the same hole
and blew mother and children to moms.
To the Turks tho grim exception was a
vivid illustration of their doctrine of
kismet, or fate. Tho woman's hour had
come; kismet led her int t t h ; t hole; it
was the place a.-ii!ed for Ik i departure
from earth.
Another .-ho!i stniok the ait'-le of a
house, tore down the walls and reduced
ouo half of a room to ruins. In tho oth
er half of th rum were a Turkish wo
niau mid two children, 'they weii not
even hurt. Their lu-nu t. nccordiiiK to
Turkish ideas, saved tin nj.
l:tlibraeeit t,y a Ilevll FUli.
A diver etiKa.cd iu .Moyno river in
Australia had n terriMe expevienco
with n sea devil. Having tired utf a
eharRo of dynamito and displaced n
larjjo ipiantity nf stones ho w, tit- to tho
bottom of tho liver nnd while encased
rollin over lanto ,to ho saw
KoniothniK nioviii'' ahont in fiont of
him. This object quickly camo in con
tJlctwith lii in and coiled about his arm.
Tho diver walked slowly and p.iinfully
alougwith tho sea devil's feelers twined
about his body and legs. He made tracks
for tho ladder and gained tho boat, a
curious looking object indeed, with this
lingo ugly thing cut mglcd about his
body. With tho help of tho sailors ho
was iu turn, fnvd from his submarine
companion. Tho body of tho octopus
was only about tho sizo of a largo soup
plate, with eyes liko a sheep's, but it
possesk'd uino anus, each four feet iu
length, at tho butt as thick as a man's
wrist and tapering off at tho end liko n
ponknifo. All along the under part of
thu feelers nf this strango yen creaturo
aro mt; -kern every quarter of an iucu,
giving it immense power.
A I'olicen::.!,.
Thu Golden Penny ti lls an amusing
stniy seme r.-riders may think it im
probable c ncirning the examination
of a young lean who de oivd to ho ap
pointed a ihemhei of tho Hampshire
ounly (I'jiglauil) police.
lie put in an appeaiai.ee one morning,
j'Vr.mpuiiicd by ids mother and was
lalii n iu hand for orcaminatioii by tho
in.-pector. This progressed satisfactorily
nl. l i 1 tho inspector observed:
"Of env.rt, yon'ro aware you'll havo
a lot of niht work to do? You aro not
afniiil of being out late, 1 s-ipiiosoV"
l-'.ci'oru tho candidate could reply his
inolJur eloctnhed the utnu:jd ollicial
with tho statement:
"That'll ho all right, sir. His grand
mother's going round with him tho llr
t wo or tlirco nights until ho t,ots used
to it! '
Matrimonial i:t,i.;rf:t.
I'l tho early days ot Virginia, when
li e advu. iiner.i wero mostly uuinarried
r.-en, it was ileen od ntees.'ary to export
, aeh women as could be prevailed upon
tl ie.-.vn J.ughilld us wives for tho phint-
rra. A letter accompanying ono of tho
matiiinouial ships, dated Loudon, Aug.
r.', liWl, says:
"We send you iu tiio ship a widow
rntl II maids as wives for tho people
t f Virginia. There hath been especial
en :, taken iu the choico nf tlu-in, for
t'.ieio hath not ono of them been receiv
I'd br.t upon good recommendations.
T n ro aro fto moro tliat are ready to go,
I'l'l- i.io leimhursiug of charges it is or
der, d that every man tl, at marries them
givo llll) pound,; of best leaf tobacco for
( ;ieh i f them."
Tho Ilritloli i:tiiire.
At tho present rioment tlio British
empire is times the hzo of trance,
times that of (Jcrmnnv, li1.,' times
that of tbo United States of America,
thiieo tho Hi zo of Luropo, with treblo
the population of all tlio Knius. It
c::'ends over 1 J.UOO.OuO hquaro inileH,
lupus i;iic-hftli of the flol, contains
one-Iiim or. tno liuman race, or 3;iOf
UUU.UU'l people, cmbracrs four contt
neuts, 10,001) i-lands, .100 promontories
and li.UUO rivers
Almost KfHiJjr to Onit.
When tho do' lieeuva worn collectod
by tho collector nf qneui'H taxes a few
year. ayo, n Sus.-crc farmer was written
to to pay, uud timor other charges vaa
mo for a floj.'. li'1 wroto back, "Xow,
Mr. Urown, I've paid thin tax for two
years n.'id havo U-i had a do, nnd I
pay it this timn, hi: t if you don't lind
mo a ties: nt o.im i will not pay it
u;;ain. I,ii!;dii:i J i liiaph.
It Wa For.
., I'm f-'oitir; to toll
l-.'-.A. I in you know
.: y.j.ir jjarty, your fcis-
;:Tyme? I Iiojhi you'll
Ii-T nwuy !
li. Ur.-: n - "
you eolil'-'l.i'
that last ,...!
t -r ptomi : d !. i
f,.r;.'ivo i i" for
Little M'h I
Ul C')l: I ,.!l
, arty v, i : i : --
ii, ,' i vm you, ".Jr. (;reen!
'-. .-. thut'.H what tbo
. ii
In.iK-.t Tiii.
f r i:"t ) boatiiiK with
:dj.y to biH Kilter's beau.
liinny?"
aid her nay kIio inU-nd-fc'iTliird
soon. M St.
' V.-.u i
'A'hy i
'Came 1 I,-
! I '
Wood Wanted.
TIiohg parties who have promiiK-d tlio
Ocabo wood on subscription account
are retjuested to deliver the same as
soon a convenient.
Tfum Wauled'
A span of you ok' or middle aged
horws. liXKJor I'Mi pounds, wanted.
Inquire o( Jude Klsk, 'Hh street, Ku-Rene.
HAD A DRKA5!.
caw the: nourt of death on the dial.
".'his i V,i s:.- llu- (i ue st.iv of A
wvi! kts.wi. ivsideut of Spurn; lb Id. She
believtd. a- mi many women leheve, that ,
fate toiitroUt d her lii'e, her fuitune, and !
her future. She h;ul Iweti unhappy a lornr i
time. She batl suileievl a Ion if time, She .
had vainly soiurht help heie, there, und '
ytmder. Pay iiiiiessed her. N'tuht no
louder refreshed her, but brought only '
titlul slumber haunted by fiuluul dieatns.
It was the hand of Lite, she said. She 1
rrew pale, fretful, lianRard and tircil of :
lite. She dtil'ted, dtitted on into that wild- j
01 woman s woes mat lias ilnven
thousands uf her sulVeriinr sinteis to the
Verify of seli-destruetion. l'inalty ahe came;
,o look upon death alone as a source of
relief. She. hoped for it ; longed for it.
She courted the fateful hour. Oue uiirlit
she av..ke with a start. She dreamed tlia(
when the hand ou the iti.il ol" the clock
should pi.iut to tho third hour of morning
she would dir. ()f:en she h.ul sullVied
ntronies and wished lor death, but now it
i "Z no"
dear. How louir had she to live? With a
cry she sprang iioiu her bed and ran to the
clock. It laekrd ten minutes of three,
(inly a few minutes nmre of life! With
frenzied hate she tfra-iped the hand of the
clock and pushed it back, back, back from
the fateful number. Then Mie stopped
anil almost swooned but no, tbe tick of
the clock should not make a coward of her.
She would die at the fated hour fate had
decreed it, but a few moments still re
mained. In that time she would take
leave of those dear to her. Rushing to
her writing desk' she seized her pen and
attempted to write a note of farewell, li
was useless. Wolds failed her. The blank
sheet swam before her. Iicapairingly idle
turned her eyes from it to a newspaper that
lay near at "hand. In an instant her gazo
riveted on the letters which were theiein
printed from Mrs. AnnaTiiKiile.of Cherokee
City, Ark., Mrs. Kuima Snvder, of Ames,
Iowa, and Mrs. While of Stony Creek, N.Y.
The reading of these letters' brought new
hope, new desires to live. She would
make one more effort. She ni would
tuin back the band of fate and become a
healthy, happy woman. That very hour
she began the struggle. That very morn
ing she began to nse Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription, and to-day there is no happier
woman un happier wife i..id mother in
all Springfield. This oue woman is a type
of thousands who suffer aud submit in
silence to the nppalling fate which they,
too, consider inevitable. For them all them
is hope. For them nil there is help.
I.et them resolutely turn back the bund
of fate, that, ncccording to their over
wrought imaginations, in stretched out
against them. Many a woman to-day ia
suffering constant pain, aud sees the hand
of death on tlie dial of lime, who could he
saved to a useful, happy life, if by sonu;
means her attention could be drawn In
the wonderful cures of woman's ailments
wrought by !r. l'iercc's Favorite Piesenp.
lion, The difference between Dr. Pieio-'n
treatment aud all others is the dillcreuce
between
KXPRKIMEXT AND KXPKRIKNCK.
A woman naturally shrinks from tho
experimental treatment which involves
questionings nnd examinations that nro
repugnant to her delicacy and offensive to
her modesty, and which at best result iu
mental misery and physical patchwork.
Aud so she. silently endures her suffering
rather than submit to examinations and
local treatment.
Wonders are worked by Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. Nature is always
struggling to build up the wasted and worn
system. Hut she cannot make bricks with
out straw. The "Favorite Presciiptiou "
supplies the material that nature can use
to repair the waste of the system aud re
new the vitality of the debilitated organs.
When this is accomplished health conies
along natural channels ami comes to stay.
NODODY KNOWS ANYTHING.
Afen Uc)aro That All Other Iu thu Same
Trade- Aro iKitornut.
"I'vocomo to tho conclusion that no
body knowa niiythlnir," Haiti tho Hiimll
man, who had just dropped lntoawktho
lawyer liow ho was nnd had 8 to Id 2) mill
"llcin rending Ibsen, HiiKf-'frttetl tho
fltudent, who wna studying lenses.
"No. Keen observing. I menu me
chanics nnd tradesmen. Today I stopped
Into a storo whom they sell eyeKhifihcs.
Them was a sln in tho window projKMlnir
to fix 111 ndjiihted izkuujen 'cheerfully nnd
without charge.' Tho mnii UkjIc in Inn,
K la need nt them In n deprocatln manner
nnd ftftked whero I fiot them. I gavo him
tho uamo of n well known houso. llo
laughed softly nnd then told mo that they
wero not adjusted rifbt, tho Kiinrd worn
not mates, nnd that tho other man did not
know bis business. Now tho other man,
I remember, distinctly told mo that no
other mun In Chicago knew tbo business
but Id in. What do you makoout of thnU"
"Aly mint has n cottngo near Liifrlo-
wood," Bald tho student, "and tho other
day I was thero when n painter carno to
iiiuko estimates. I rememtNr that ho was
very nnxlous to know what Ixitch painted
thu houso Ik: fore, ,uuid bo ought to Ijoox
IKJel to tho trader"
"Hint reminds mo, fund tho Inwyer,
ut my watch. It Htopped tho other tiny,
nnd i dropped Into n Clark Btreet joweh
to boo what was tho matter.
Tho man put
glass In his rye, ojened tbo wnteh.
Bqulntel In nnd then looked nt mu with tbo
other oyo In pitying nsUmlHhment. M-ori,
henven's snko.' wdd ho. 'who cleaned thU I
watch last? llo must hnvo been a blnck
fimlth.' "
"Buy, " put In tho man who was wnlt-
Ing for tho Inwycr'a partner to pay hiiu n j
bill. "You ought to biro n pluinlsT if
yon wnnt to har that talk. Whencwr
you got a plumbing job, you hnvo to pay i
for two hour' tlmo tiikmi up by tho
plunder telling tho hclpi-r what n niten
job tho oilier fellow did and wondering
whether ho was a union man or not."
'And when you como Ut think of It,".
sahl tbo man who had (darted tho flood,
doctors nri-ii't, much U ln r, 1 'rofcssioiial
COlirteh.v woo l let thei'i I.ilL right out,
but if tb-y find out wiwit thu other doctor
has Ihm'Ii giving they always glvosomo-j
thing different, and thoii thoro's law- i
yers"
bnt nliouii lawvt-rs, ' demanded tho I
iKrfs of I bo uPieo, looking up nharply.
"1'liey always n;;n-i tin y do," said tho '
visitor, backing out. "Tiny always make ;
out that tin; other lawyer Is tho Biimrtcst !
In town, so that they can ehargo moro for '
getting tholiOhtof him. Ohhyigo Times-
!I-rald.
'lotuiea (did In One Day.
Tnke Laxntivo llronio (liulue Tn
let. Wilkin fc Linn will refund
your mom-ylf It falls to cure. 2Fxs, The
genu i no has L. J(.Q. on 'w'i tablot.
mmm
ORTHERN
PACIFIC Ry.
U
N
S
Pullman
Sleeping-cars
Elegant
Tourist
Dining Cars
Sleeping Cars
St. Paul
Minneanolis
Duluth
Far"o
TC Grand Forks
U rooks to rv
Winnloe
Helena and
Butte.
-Througn Tickets to -
Chiea'-o 1
! Washington.
j Philadelphia-
I New York.
; Boston and all
I Points East and South-
.
Kor liilnniintion. inm- oiMs, mmm hik! tlfiet
R. McMURPHEY
lloii'l Agent, Kiifri'iip,
Ollloc Oppoilto t.'uard Ulliiv.
OK-
cnAELTCH. Asst. Gel!. teJUcat,
?h Morrisoa street, corner Ttiiid
0TLND. cnCGON
CORVALLIS & EASTERN ii, R
TIME CARD.
For Yaquina:
Train leaves Albany
leaves I'orvallin,
Arrive Ynipiiua,
2- Returning:
Leaves Yao,'iinn,
Keaven lorv!!Iis,
Arrive- Albany,
For Detroit:
TiOaves ('orvallirt,
Leaves Albany,
Arrive Detroit,
Returning:
lL':.M p 111
1 p in
0;IK) U Ul
7:0O a m
11:10 A 111
1 -:'-!" p in
7:(Ht a m
S:0-) a III
l'-V-U p m
T.eavcM Detrcit,
Leaves Albany,
Arrive Corvallis,
12:40 p m
0:05 p m
i:55 p in
1 and 2 connect at Albany with Southern
Pact tiu train, giving direct service to and from
Newport autl adjacent Iwaclius.
Train for tho mountains arrives at Itatrnit
at noon, giving ample time to reach camping
grounds on tlio lhuitenhuHh an 1 tiaulinm
ri vera sainouay,
Edwin Stone,
II L Wamkn, T F & V At Manaj;or
J Tdiinkh; Agynt, Albany,
00
To nil Points Knst
At lowest rates, llest service.
Kuporiia- hccominodatiiiiis ami
UiiHiirpaKfled Seeiiury.
Through Tourist Sleepers
TO-
MinnpnjioliA
St l'nul
Toronto
.M'.ntro.l
ItuHtim
WITHOUT CHANliU
til Atlautlo BU'ftnmhfD Linen
CANADIAN PACIFIC tt'Y CO.'S
Royal Mail Steamship - Line
TO CHINA AND JAPAN.
CANADIAN AUBTKAJ.IAN STJSAMKB LINK
HONOLULU, FIJI ANDAUbTRAUA
,y.
Tno uhnrtwit Hue lathe Coloiili-H
1 u FJ,ni carry an expenunwHi
evisry voyuge.
T"r " V lIi,,.1.eB PHP'lt-Wf or any
""""nation, can on or ucltlruw
HKO. P. CHAW,
II. W. OKKK,
Frelrt rtkI faxHcnffer Agt
A (runt, Eugene.
A.J. COYI.K,
lib 1 iiliu Ml., 1'orllniii) U
ent, Vnnoo uvcr B. ('.,
iHnl. 1'dm. A:
Old Kentueky
LIQUOR HOUSE,
W. M. RENSBAW, proprietor.
Keepi the Heat bfndiof
WHI KEY. BRANDY; 81V
AND
All Kinds or Wlnes
A1k the (Vletirnti-a KCHLITZ
MlI.WAUKF.K IlKKKon dratight.
hi:
Line
Tim I'loneer Limited
lathe uamo of the only perfect traiu iu
the world, uo',v running every night
between St l'uul und (Tiii-ago via the
t'liloa;.',!, Milwaukee &, St Paul Hall,
way tho pioneer roait of the West iu
adoptiUK all improved facilities for the
safety ami enjoyment ot pa.euKera.
An illustrated pamphlet, showing
views of U'liuliful scenery along the
route or the Pioneer Limited, will he
Bent free to any person upon receipt of
iwo-cc-nt p,w ium) Htanip. Address
Ueo li Hoallonl (,'enen,l Puks, uiter
Agent, Chicago, 111.
Tan
To i
'i.l Tin kt li. i Mre Away.
.i:.lly nnd forcvor. bo mint
vi, llr.,1 vlKor, lulio N'o-To-i-'r.
iliiit iimld-H wtak uirn
.r.ik'. or tl. CuruKuaruu.
1,0, ir. .mi r hto, ,, :r
U;u-. lliu ,v.i,ulc,-vor:
litroiji;. All diii-i.-i.:,
tf',1 lt,.A!..s .in, I
bloi-lius lt..-mcdv Co
.s.:.nnlo free. Adilres
J'.,.i-u'o or Now York.
Torevt-r.
Mi,-. looorWa
ri-fuito uiout-y.
'.do
lt e. c.
l.:il to i ni .., ill i
P
VNI) SOUTH
VIA
THE SHASTA ROUTE
or tiii-:
Southern Pacific Co
1-.xpre-4 Trajns,1 Leave JPortlniul Daily-
;iNpm l.v I'nrtland Ar
J:'10 a m
am
8:00 p m
'V. l',u i,v Fugeim Lv
S:i;
Alwvft trains stop at KtMt Vortland, Oregon
l ilv, ot)dburu, Saleui, 'l'-iruer, Marion.
denVrsmi. Albany, Tangent, tSheddj, Halsey
II Miir-lmrg, Junction L'itv Kugeue, t'rcswell,
Cttu,; Grove, Drain.Oaklatid and Ihweburg.
Ib bato tickets en Palo between Portland
Sacramento nnd Sun Franeioco. Net rate
Mi hrwt-chmi and til ttccond-claiu, including
ICoNflMir-r .11 nil, Daily.
.'.'! I It IU
.':U pm
i:'J0 P in '
Lv
Ly
Ar
Portland Ar
Kiigeno l.v
1'onehurg Lv
4::i0 p m
lU:o0aiu
7:'Mi a m
Dlninrj Cars on Ogden Route
l'ullman llullet Sleepers and
tfi'iMiHl-Clnsfl Cars Attached to
nil Through Tniins.
Wt SUU IMviNtoiY
BWWKKS PORTLAND AND OOBVALLIS
MAIL THAI N DAILY (itXOlPT i UN DAT. I
C:;iUa m Lv
11. p m Ar
Portland
Corvallis
t Albany and 'orvftllla nnnnnl with t-
of Drugon (Antral ft: Kasturu lUilway.
IxriUBS IT1U1N II4ILT (KXCK1T SUItDAIr. )
4aV)nm l.v IWtl.nil Ar8:2r,,o
i : v in I Ar MiiMliinvlll. 1,, 6:Mu
8:o0 p in J Ar IndepemleneeLv 4:50niu
II I ROUG llTlbk KTS to nil I'oims
in tho EftBtorn Htatos, Cunoda and Enrops
oun be obtainod at lowont rates from
Li. U. ADAIH, A.ent, Eugene
h. KOEIII.Kit. (!. If. MAIIKIIAM.
MunuKor, (Ion. F. it P. AKcut
I'ortliind, OrcKon.
THROUji TIGHETS
. . . TO TUB . I
EAST and SOUTHEAST
Southern Pacific Company and
pictoW'
fiilnnnii I'nl.i-o Weepom. ' TourM BlcoiMl
mid l:-ell .1 . l:)i,ilr wim, lially to
uuiver Omaha, Chicago,
Kansas Cily, St Louis
mill nt, r KnMcr,, rtllr,, Tho only lino- rom
l'iKlltiii.l ollerlnif tuitiwiiKorl "
Spccl.lt, Conducted Eicurilon,
tl,ri,iil, to Chlcasu ovorjr ed,u-ijf . .i,d
IIAII.Y TOIHtlSTCAIl RKRVICK
1'UltTI.ANIJ TO CUICAUO
via Soutlicrll l'ncllle, t'nloii rurlllc ud 0
H ltjn. Jin,, uiiu chicked llirouitli to di-o
imltui,, .MannlllciMit c'cnur, Luton I clKJt, (.
tliiti,, liorinl rali-..
For lurlhi-r Inrnrrnnllnii .itnly to rdt acont
Birall,i.rul'aclllcO,ii,,Hii,or '
J. II. I.ATHKM-, (.K, BHOWH
Uon'l Ascut, Du rm Agt
Third at, Portland
EUGENE-FLORENCE
STAGE LINE.
E. BANGS, Proprietor.
Ktiuto litivtH Kuueiie for Florenee
MoiidnyH W'edncsdiiys Kriilnys ut a a ut
lteliirnlnir hIiikb lenves Florence
for Kniiuiiu Tuesduys Tliursdtiys and
Hnturduys at 8 a in.
Arrives ill Kugeno at 6 p m tlie day
following.
HINIII.lt ka it K u oo
HOIJNll THIf ,.j'oo
TtekeU lor .li, ai E. Ilanii.' llvt-rT barn,
Kuit'.-ni,, or at Kurd to Davwtiport'i olllco lu
Floronce,
E-UGENE-LEABURG.
Hereafter T will run a dally itago between
Fun .-no sud Lcuburk'. Freight ami UaKftiio
lio,jld b left at my table lliu vuulli bufora
Jeju.rturo of theHtfKe.
Hlaf Ichto KUK'Mie at fi a ni, arrlvlnir ftt
bur at 11 a in. U'.tiuriiiiiK. itaRo leavu Laa
bum itlpm, nrrlvlnK lu tfugeno at 0 p m.
FOLEY SPRINGS
Htntfo leavoH Kufretie for Folov Hprlugs
MondayH, Wednestlaya anil Fridays at
(i a tn, retunihiif alturnuto daya,
TICKETS
TO ALL
POINTS EAST
0
Through Palate and Tourist S!eopru, Dia
log aud Library Observation car.
Elegant Vestibule Trains.
No 4 LImitM leaves Portland at S:20 p m.
Mo 3 Limited arrives Fortlaud at 10:lf a m.
Fnr lj-:kU and full information, rail on or
ftddrrxs J.NO M. WlLLIAiSIH,
Or Affcnt,lau
A. JL'1. ?)KNNIsTONf;0 PAT A, .
r 1'ortlanil. 'Jr