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Newspaper Page Text'i Site (Utt Cuanl. MONDAY - MAuca ia All Popular Brands of CIGARS 1'OK HALE A'i Julius Goldsmith's IIKLVITIKH 18M Crescent t&a. CameraH, Eugene UookBtore. 1 A II lovca are wiiter proof. Wuit for Overtoil's new wall er. Homo niuclo luead at The JiuU(Uet. 1'hotograplilo emporium, Kugoue Bookstore. New designs lu wall paper at F h C'bambera'. ' All stylea of carncrim at Eugene Bookstore. C'ablnotB photon $1.00 per dozen, Eu gene I'liolo Co. The prettiest bicycle built is the 180D Ladles Crescent. Home made stale bread, 2 loaveB for C emits, at The Banquet. 1899 Ramblers fitted with heavy tread U4J tires, only $ 10. M O Warner tuuea pianos and organs, Impairing and polishing, Noblcyulo miido takes as little re palriug ns the Crescent. C E Collins, Ninth street. Ait materials, picture frames, upholstering etc. People are tired of "cheap wheels;" they want the "Kambler," the best on catth. J K Young of Cottage drove, has been appointed a notary public Do not Tall to see the 1MI9 Crescent bicycle at Sf L Chambers'. Take your old wheel to F L Chain bora and get a now Crescent and keep up with the ago. Only $.'15 fur the best wheel on earth today. Hee the Cresccuts nt F L Chain bes'. VVatoh the dhipluy of vVull Paper In our south show window, which will be changed every Haturduy. UllIFl'IN H AKDWAKK Co. Commlsslonera court will moot in adjourned term next Thursday, March 10th, in the forenoon, The Indies of the First l'rwbytorlun churoh will hold an Easter Market on the Baturday preoecdlug Easter Hun day. C I) Combs at P O Uroeory will 'luplicnlo any prices made by any uroeer lu Lane count l'lioso perfumes One I u a box l!5o Oua iu a box 600 One lu a box 75c One lu a box 1 00 At Yerlugton's. We notice that Matlock & McClann hau are doing the bloyclo business tins year; they have sold U3 Hamblers slnco Feb 81 Baker City Republican Marcli 10: Hon J U Gray aud wife of Eugene, Oregon, arrlvod lu on the train today to visit with their ohildreu, Mrs 11 F Alloy ami Elmer Clrny, and son-in-law, U F Alley. Those perfumes Delicate, Fragrant, Lasting Heeleys The great American perfumer. There are others we have them At Yerlugton's. Hon II B Miller of this city, former ly president of the Corvallls Agricul tural College, is all applicant for tho position of chief clerk of the state school laud oommisHlouerH, now held by W It Odell. Walter L Tooy.e, banker at Wooduurn, M L Chamber- lain aud Editor Irvine of Biileiu, are also applicants for the place. Oi course Odell wants to remain. 1 have been alilicted w ith rheuma tism for fourteen years aud nothing seemed to give auy relief. 1 was able to bo around all the time, but constant ly sullerlug. 1 had tried everything I could hear of and at last was told to try Chamberlain's l'ulu Balm, which I did, aud was Immediately relieved and lu short tlmo cured. 1 am happy to say that It has not since rv- tumed.-JoKKl'ii KiKiAK.Oermanlowu, Lai. tot sale by Osburu & DeLauo. Nature makes the cures after all. Now and then she gets into a tight place and needs helping out. Things get started in the wrong direction. Something is needed to check disease and start the system in the right direction toward health. Scott's Emulsion of Cod liver Oil with hypophos phites can do just this. It strengthens the nerves, feeds famished tissues, and makes rich blood. y. and tt.rio; all druggists. SCOTT 4i liOrt .NE, CtKianu, New York. A marriage license bos been granted by County Clerk Lee to Warren C Andrews, 20 years and Huttie Howe, 20 years. Mrs 11 A Heeler is lying very ill at the home of her brother in Chicago. For several days it was thought she could not live, but she is now consider ed out of duuger. New berg has a women's club which hus adopted the name ot "Village Im provement. Club." Btudy circles are being formed in household economics, lltorature, child culture and music. Oregon City Courier: "E D Horner, a paluter of Portland, and known to many people here, Is now In the Lane county Jail bound over to appear before the grand Jury on a charge of forgery. A little over a year ago Horner organ ized a lodge of the Fialernal Uuion hero which, however, did not last long. Horner is well connected." If you want to know how good a Crescent bicycle is ask any of the 200 Eugene Crescent riders don't take ex perience of a person that hus had no experience; also you will find that bicycle repair men don't recommend Crescents because they get no repair Jobs from them. Saturday's Bulcm Journal: "Hon Itobt Clow was In the city today having been at Portland to dispose of some of the products of his (louring mills at Junction. Mr Clow is an old timer lu stale politics and one of the kind of men the poople fall back on when tired of experimenting with experience. He says Representative CJniy's record In the legislature gives geucral satisfaction. (Ireciilcaf correspondence Florence West, March 10: When Mrs Lundy and children arrived at Evans, Col, from tholr late residence, she consulted a phyBlclau, who says uhols sullerlug from consumption and gives her little hope. One lung, he says is entirely gone and tho other badly affected. TlioBtomach trouble, he Bays, Is caused by swallowing discharges which rise from tho lungs. Mrs Lundy is con lined to her bed. Auoluer Cabluet Olllcer. Congress will soon be called upon to pass a law creating a now cabinet portfolio. This olllcliil will probably be kuown as Secretary of tho Colonies. It will bo his duty to look after the welfare of the islands which were seized by the United states in our war with Bpalu. While he Is attend ing to his duties, Hosteller's Stomach Hitters will coutluuoto attend to Its duties of curing the sick of stomach, liver and kidney disorders, just as II has been doing for 11 fly years. Its greatest virtues are iu building up run down systems; lu quieting aud toning unstrung nerves; iu overcoming dys pepiin, indigestion and constipation. Try a bottle if you feel "out ot sorts." UOE3 THIS 8T111KE YOU! Muddy complexion, Xauaeatiua: breath corns from cbrouio conatlitatlen. Karl'e Clover Koot Tea Is an absolute cure ami haa lon nolil for fifty yew on an aWolule K'itt,e. Preoe cU am) f0 cU. For aaja at Wilkiua and Linn DragaiiaU, tluimhorltUu's Cough Uemody. This remedy Is Intended especially for cougliB, colds, croup, whooplug cough aud lnlluena. It has become famoiiB foi 11b cures of these diseases, over a largo purt of tho civilized world. The most llattering testimonials have been received, giving accounts of its good works; of the aggravating aud persistent coughs It lias cured; of severe colds that have yielded promptly to Its soothing ellects, and of the dangerous attacKsoi croup it lias cured, oiteii saving the life of tho child. The ex tensive use of it for whooping cough has shown that It robs tliut disease of all dangerous consequences, bold by Ostium & Del.uno. Blirgalus In Ueal Estate. X iiave for sale several traols of land belonging to parties who obtained said lands by foreclosure of mortgage, which are lor sale very cheap and ou easy terms. Also city property In Eugeuo and Hpiluglleld ot like conditions and terms. lor description aud prlcescall on B It Williams, Agent, Eugene, Oregon, Ivtliirnto Your llcmele With raarnreta. Candy I'litlmrilo. euro ininttputlou former. 10c, If C. C- C, lull, ill utiKi),!!, rcIuuUiuuucy. The Southern Pacific Company Is the only comyany that can check your biiggaiso thiough to destination. Best line to all points East aud South east. E J McCLANAllAh. City Passengvr Agent. I'l'ivc r.illion Dollars paid carlv tor foot! in America One Hundred Millions for worthless stuff ; Ten Millions for dangerous stuff." Col. J.W. HrlKliam, Aa'l I'. 8. SvC'y Agllcutl. SciYwg's Best is pure. ut For Sale by J V Uiikkn it Son NEW GOODS Garden Seeds lntiul. V A 1 n a full line oi xiais ana uaps Xow Lino Books Sauer Kraut; fino Dry Goods Expected Dally. AX BILLY. Balk ok Kkai.ty. Sunday's Kalem Stutismau: " 1 1 as reported in tills city yesterday that Hurst Bros, the Sau FraucUto hop dealers, bad made another heavy purchase el realty in this vicinity, the property involved at this time being the fieardsley farm at Eola, Polk county; the Dove iiincli, containing 1300 acres iu the same sec tion, aud 300 aures of the lieu Huyden farm. The total consideration could not be ascertained, but the property sold by Mr Haydeu was reported to have brought $:i,000, beiug 30 pur acre. Each of these f ,niis have valua ble hop land within its borders, and the Messrs Horsture evidently prepar ing to go into the production of hops on a large scale." A Nkw'spapek Insolvent. The Polk Couuty Observer, published at DallaB by Doughty & Hayter, is in the hands of a receiver, the lust numel member of the firm being appointed to such ofll :ial capacity on Thursday by Circuit Judge IIP Boise. Mr linyter was required to furnish a bond In the sum of (2,000 Dieu. Mrs Anna Winzenreid of Cloverdale, died Sunday, March 12, ISO!), of heart failure, aged about 70 years. The interment will occur at tlie Pleasant Hill cemetery Tuesday. March 14. Mrs Wluzenreid had lived in Lane county for a number of years and leaves quite a latge family. Mine Purchased. P J Jennings, Saturday, purchased from Oreen Pitcher, the White Bear mine, in the Bohemia district. The sum paid was $1000 In gold. This claim will prove to b a valuablo mine.. Mr Jennings certainly secured abargiiu. Taken to Halkh. J S Thompson of Salem, pasted Eugene on todat's 4:15 overland enroute home from Sau' Mateo, California, accompanying the ashes of hie late son l)r Hugh Thomp son, whose remains he hud cremated. Puke Brandy. Examined by tho best of Judges and found to be strictly pure and the best of stimulants. For sale at 76 cents per quart or $2.50 per gallon, 6th and Blair streets, Eu gene, Oregon. Made by 1M Francis All orders by stage, freight or express will receive prompt attention. What Is pure braudy? It is the double distilled essence of fruit. It contains no drugs or, poison except what Is In the fruit. I have it put. up in quart, half gallon and gallon pack ages. For salo by I M Francis. Toi let Sets For 75 cents. Tolltt Sets for $1.00, and so on upward. At Yekinoton's. Mripp's Kavoges Doomed. So much misery aud bo many deaths have been caused by the grip, Unit every one Bhould know what u wonder ful remedy for this malady is found in Dr King's New Discovery. That dis tressing stubborn cough, tliat liillauies your throat, robs you of sloep, weakens your system and paves the way tor consumption Is quickly stopped by this matchless cure. If you havechilla and fever, pain in the hack oi the bead, soreness In bones and muscles, sore throat and that cough that grip your throat like a vice, you need l)r King's nil .Discovery to cure your grip, iiiul prevent pneumonia or consumption. Price 60cts and $1.00. Money back if not cured. A trial bottle free at I H Lano's Drugstore. ON EVERY BOTTLE Of.Shiloh'a Conimniption Cure ia tliia guar antee: "All we a9k of you la to uao two thirds of the contents of this bottle fiu'tlifnlly, thon if you can say you are not bouefittr-il re turn the bottle to your druggist ami he may refund the price paid." Price 2f icta, Ml etu ami Sl.lH). For . side at' Witkins ami Liuu Driiirgiate. mum U U I mnmm "Itiuvp ued yourvnltiahlr r.tW'A KKT aill SI ml th-:jn !-rfirl. ' ' ! v.i'rvi it in."n. I w.iv ti - i "' . f.l ...r4M , :.PM ...lio- "' :, r,,pw ( "l" pl-U-.y cm-ci. .iMo.1 -.1 ti-. t-rwiy I ' Ontr ir.f.l. v..-:i 'il in. "! 'I1.'1' lb- tamily." Kuw. A Mam. Ali fiy. - t CANDV fij CATHARTIC Of WARS BWOImtD Slrrlinc K. . s I' .tent. Taste C. 10 '.Vi-.kpn.ur UMH-. Vx:2Jc,'M. CONSTIPATION I. Stw York. ..',) inl ' ! t ir.lcffl t'7 nil 'tnitf tl'BETuWtw Habit. CLASSIFIED COIilWj WE HAVE ft ALREADY Oli.lLT till-. I" tiuu per wee llut tO ; -Si ."1 itli; 1- ! Haiely Whii-t t'lulj. Saturday eveiiin.' tlie (iuiety Whist Club was entertained b Mr and M s H D Norton. This was the last meet ing of the season, titid the prize for the highest score was awarded to Mrs ibiy Del.uno and W if Alexanderwho wonou 5SU noint Tlie pri.nssa beautiful silver seivice., The chili has had a very pleasant season. Brave Men f ull Victim- to stomach, liver and kidney ti.iiibles as well as women, and ull feel the results Hi lost of appetite, poisons in tho blood, backache, nervousness, headache aud tired, listless, run-down rw-linu. Hut there's no need to feel like that. Listen to J W Gardner, Idaville, Iud. He says: "Electric Bitters are Just the thing lor a man who,, l.n is nil run down, and don't care whether he lives ' dies, it did more to give 1110 new strength and good appetite than anything I could iak. 1 can now eat anything and have a new lose on life." Only 60 cents, at DeLiu.o's Drue; Stole, i'.very bottle guaranteed. Krai Emmb Transactions. James H MeFarland to Sophronia E MeFarland, one half lots 1 4 and 5 iu block 17 Long & Laudiss' addition; SI Levi Harper and wife to school dis trictNo82, of Lane county, Oregon 1 acre iu 1 20s r 1 w, S. Carbolic Compound. To tlie orclmrdlsts uiid hop raiders, sheep men, cattle men, or to whom it may concern:' Wo havo an article called "Carbollo Compound," that we guarantee to do the work. It positive ly destroys ticks and cures scab on sheep. Two sprayings lor the moth, and tlie Sau Jose scale; also the woolly and green aphis and moss. It is also a very convenient aud cheap wash for treating hop lice, costing a little oyer J ceut per gallon. For particulars call atCirllllu Hardware Company, Eu gene, Oregon. This preparation Is manufactured only iu Los Angeles, California and at Medford, Oregon, w. ere a branch was recently established. Wm Baptist, Gen'l Agent, at Hollman House. Farm for Sale Cheap. 380 Acres. Of well improved lnnd. Two good houeoa' and baruH. Plenty of fnrtn inipleuieuuihorBefl, cattle, wagoim, etc. Six miles Boutliwest from Kugene. For terms, etc, address MII.KS A. PKKK1NS, Kintcne, Oregon Oratorio Society. All members and those wishing to join tho Oratorio Society are urged to be present; at tlie Baptist church Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock sharp. The orchestra will be present. Books of the Creation can be obtained at Mr Bchwarr.schild's. W GitTOKu Nash, director. Counterfeit tea baking powder coffee tl.ivormv: extracts soda and spi. es arc as bad" in their sphere as counterfeit money. Sculiucfs Best are as good as real money. , For Sale by G bay ct Sox Don't TuUrco Sjilt anil Sm.iW Your Life Annj. To quit tobacco easily ana forever, be mag netic, lull ot life, nerve and vi-or, take Ko-To-Uac. the wonder-worker, Unit inaaes vvcaU men strong. All druggets, sec. or II. Curcguoran- ,...., tl!..., , . . . " i?.nt.,.ie ,n:f. ,(H,rC.SS Sterling Kcuicdr t'o, Cliieai;o or New York. SHIMS 0 o O oswvvwo ISHIEISl New Arrivals! Neat Patterns! Nobby Goods! See window display.... For Sale. Kol! SAI.K -J.! acres of land, known as the Foindexler place, 2HU acres iu cultivation and divided in five I. .is with e "l fences, fair hdildings. plenty of rruit, all choice land and u l..-uiitifiil locatiua. One of Hie best furms iu Laue couuty. Inipiire anout the i'oindexter place for infor mation. Situated 51 miles south of Junction City ou the Eugene road. I'rlce $3,800. Easy tv-rnis. For further paiticulurs inquire of It F liukei & Co, Juuctiou City, Oregon. FOB SALE. Oueot the finest dairy and stock ranches iu Ltme county. Si), miles to Eugene the county seat, and four miles to Creswell and rail road. JO!).'! acres with four large harii". Ninety head of cattle, of which GO head are choice Holsteiu aud Durham cows; 9 horses, 25 hogs and 150 Ions" of hay. Blacksmith shop and tools. Residence of nine rooms, furnished. Ranch fenced ana staked and croi-s fenced with wire, nls-o dairy appliances for cheese and butter making. Green feed the year around. 75 acres iu grain Terms: $10 per acre including all above de scribed, Part cash, balance on time if desired. Address Chas W Sexton, Creswell, Oregon. FOB SALE. Corner First and Jeiler. son streets, one 10 room house, aud two lots, SOxlCO feet each. Good barn, water, fruit, line garden grouud Also house aud lot, corner First aud Lawrence streets, lot CC feet 8 inches, by 100 feet, young fruit trees, good garden grouud, water, etc. Also house aud lot, corner Willamette and Fourteenth streets. For prices and terms write SJ Sills, Tacoma, Wash, Box H27, or call at GUARD ollice. Help Wanted- GIRL WANTED. A girl wanted to do general housework. Call at Ax Billy's Depart men t store. GIUL WANTED. For geueral house work. Inquire Mrs J W Johnson, Fifth and Lawrence. Miscellaneous. WOOD WANTED Hids will bo re ceived by the exicutivo committee of the board of regents until the 15th day of starch, lb!)!), 12 in, for the fol lowing amount aad kind ofwood: Big body fir, 275 corda, 4 feet. Grub oak, uot less Ihau 3 inches nor more than 8 iuches iu diameter, 130 cords, 4 feet. Said wood to be de livered ou or before Sept 1, 1S99, at the Uuiversily of Oregou. Bids received at secretary's oflice. Joshua J Walton, Secretary for Regents. DRESSMAKING. I am prepared to do fashionable dressmaking of ull kinds, at my resideuce on l'earl street between Sixth and Seventh. Mks Reiikcca KtNii. Commissioners Court Dr James Dale, physician Alice naw, Insanity....; 5 00 Dr F W Prentice physician, Alice sbaw, insanity 5 00 Nels Hanson rent 3 00 ii li i-aiue, coyote scalp 2 uO S 8 Stevens lumber 6 42 W M Grimsley cougar scalp 2 00 F L Shove ccugar scalp 2 00 Irw in, Hodson &Co, printing 70 00 Geo T Hall & Son pauper sup- l'lie9 19 50 Frank Reisuer, funds for iudig- eut soldier 4 J WKny s colli u, Sidney Brooks indigent soldier 30 00 E F Chapman, digging grave for Sidney Brooks, Indigent soldier , 2 00 Working Sight aud Day The busiest aud nilolitit ii,,i thing that ever was made is Dr King's Niw Life Pills. Everv tdll . coated globule of health, (hat changes weakness into strength, listlessuess into energy, brain-tag into mental Power, lliey're wonderful in building un the ben 1 1. llni., -. 7 8 Sold by DeLano" ' -cib per oox. Ifyouauticiiiateiroino- Ki ... ouuiueru racitlc Company. To Missouri river points and Chicago without charge of cars. For further particulars, folders, time cards, etc call ou or address. ' E J McCla.naiian-, TKUYOl-KSISTKlt. A tvantual complexly U i,piMBiUlit l Ultgood pure IA,,,. tllc ,.lrt tIiat J .xuu ,n connection with good diction, a ,''' 'V hver and l,BeU Karl', elnj.r ;:rk "l V,:r.e,,y 0,1 the 'IMivcr ai lkn.ney, ke, ,, tl,e In perfect health. ";::;rk,"f" v,ikiS!.u,ii.i,, w RECEIVE0 4 SHIPMENTS ?or OUR7 NEW SPRING STOCK ok i 7 a 1 i rA ncn K K VA-aAAAAA.yr; AVING SELECTED OUR STOCK FROM SEVENTEFi f3r-r,n: uin are able tO ShOW the most rnml... Wall Paper we have ever had, and at the right prices. h1!" H' Griffin HaFdmare Go. I t Trains Kach Day. This is what it means. On and after Slarch 12th, 1S99, the Northern Faciflo Railw ay will start two trains each day Hying westward from its eastern terminals. At the same time not exactly the same hours two trains will ul.-o leave its western terminals for tlie east. There will then be, each day, moving over the 2,000 miles of main track between St Paul, Minneapolis and Duluth at the east, aud Seattle, Tacoma and Portland ou the Pacific coast, fourteen of these trains lu both directious going at the same time aud this iu a country where 20 years ago the buffalo were roaming. These trains will lie known as No 1 the l'uget 8. nod I, 'Milled, Ni 3 tlie Oregon Limned, No 2 the Twin City Mail, No 4 the Twin City Express, going east, and will contain more than 100 curt of various sorts. Ench train will have a mail car, a baggage and express car, first and second class coaches, a free colonists sleeping car, a Pullman tourist sleeping car, a dining car and one or more Pullman first class sleep ing cars, so that everybody and every body's pocketbook . cau be accommo dated. The dining cars are a part of the solid thiough truiug and g,J need therefore go hungry. Train No 1 will leave St Paului. a m; train No 3 at 10:15 pm;fii trains have arrived from the eMK south , morning and evening. ix No 2 will leave Portland at 1B), aud train No 4 at 11:00 p m.jitjrv at Bt Paul 2:00 p m aud 7:30m. j spectively, lu time for U depifc trains eastward. One train Bf Helena, Montana, and one?B:a lu each direction. These trains r through the most important dial the northwest and are hauled bj ana enormous scbeneclaily tlves, making, when neces-nrr, ; 1 SO miles an hour. These diurnal trains will amplnl commodate the large liuiiilijraliMtl tourist travel that seems protafc year. During the Yellowstone Park (J oue train in each direction will arl Pullman first class sleeping or J pecially for park travel. Inquiries regarding this rjdi service may be addressed lot Northern Pacific agent, toll Charlton, Asst Gen'l PatsAgenth land, Oregon, or R Mcllurjif Geueral Agent, Eugene. I fcml I I I J. H- McClung. J. ' - fIA.GAZINE tr ' '7 J' ",1n,,lre'i'-vn usual interest during i.V) 11 -itlcs A .erics el ;lrt;,;'e' ! I ; V. : I mnr subjetH, U will touuin a iliuiielwn.ire poi.u.i .'! fi !? - kktodv fin THP. WATCH THIS SPACE. A new lino of goods, purchased for cash in the best markets, will soon arrive and be dis played for sale. It will pay you to wait. K1CTHDV r.C THP. SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR By . SENATOR w riter of A et fiENRY CABOT LODflE, V. S incntly fitted for tlie Usk, not alnrtc b mcrican liiston-. but for l lie position he h: ... . r. li 11 inert will also appear sucn i."-' Admiral Sampson's Fleet Batile of Maru" r "v I Jut. A. n. Stacmon, U.S.N. ny Lii- Jt- ! tUJ THEIR SILVER-WEDdTnO J0LRNEY By Wlllljtn Own Mowclu jarJ A lerial llory to appear continim all ttiat rliracfer-; endeared Mr. Huwells w tho rta.!ir.i I"""'" - - . " 1 .5 yv.Ul jt j!7 Joiiv r-- i t" C ASTOR I A lor Inlants aad Childrea. ThB You Have Always BoiM, t A ' Siguaturo of OCt-Jffi " V,e;ail'j'0'" No-To-na.. t . ... l,a '"" t-.f," H "-'-li. Al. ilruisuj. " s ui,wt ia He Princess Xenia Hy II. II. M. Watsom A serial ttory lull of adventure and tron situation. SHORT STORIES UNDER AN APRIL SKY GHOSTS or lly llrandcr Matthewt " lut Ct& THE RENTED HOUSE WAY OF TW Uy Octave Thuiet ' ' ' 11, (tfCt. 1HE LOVE OF PARSON LORD ' THE CUCaW lt . U Mary E. Wilkine "' 1 ' - THE rCMTItDV,C UDflCftF IN Si.'1"' n- h.m. cmi,i. Willierns. t - . , Th-se papers will thoroughly review the -1 - '""rt u ir throUhoul the nineteenth century, Other scti ' White Man's Asia Republics of By POULTNIY BlOILOW llfM-'0 f ,! M Cm, . cm Addrtif HARPED ft BROTHERS. PuMi'1" .ftiff.