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Newspaper Page TextTrrTuyePrcparalionforAs-A- ,Td .nut. Redida - KlheStoinadis anajjovvexs ca nh.jT)i&stion,CJiecirul- ,i nr.Contains neither 'mMorpWne norMoeral. MOT NAKC OTIC. jgittStid ! perfect Remedy forConstipa- flaTTflS ,LOnvU15101ls ,r eve, jau- Us andLossoF Sleep. TM Simile Signature or KEWYORK SUMMONS. the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon Lane County. M Davis, aa executor of the estate pthariae Dayis, deceased, Plaintiff, vs EpFCaBtleinan, V K Patterson, and Thos fenou, her huabaml, U W nvanH and Eim Evans, his wife, E F Campbell, Lena CaBtleman, Macy Castleinan, V It Cos-a.and- Castleman, Mr wife, Anna femes. ni1 Henry teamen. nr nuanann, ri kj idlesloD, as administrator ni tiieentace, 01 jha J Coatleinan, deceased, Defendants. E i tamp bell, one ot tne aetemiants fee mimed. i the name of the State ef Oregon : jou are hereby summoned and required to fear in the above entitled court to answer (complaint of plaintiff, filed in Raid court, tjia cause against you, and the other de feats above named, on or before, Monday tfCthdayof June, 1899; that being the first I of the next regular term of said court, and prer the complaint ot the plaintiif, tiled Kin and if you fail to so appear, and answer jcotnplaiot. the plaiutiff will apply to said to, for the relief prayed for in said com fct, to-wit: For a judgment against the kdants, HC Huddleston, as administrator Be estate of IanthaJ Castleinan, deceased, Philip F Castleman, for the sum of $1514, firincipal and interest, now due on the kissory note, Bet forth in said complaint, in I Gold Coin, and for the further sum of fc.OOas attorneys fees to be allowed by Baid M, in Baid suit, and for a decree against you I agaitiBt each, every and all of the other podsnts herein named for the foreclosure, he mortgage and the mortgaged premises ribed in said complaint to-wit: fesinotng at a point 2.34 cbs north cf the cor lo sees 27-281 and 34 in tp 17 S R 2 west and king thanco north 57.76 etas, west D.6t chB, n 66.06 cliB more or less to the center of ktj road No 110, thenco south of Chat 1) cha teor less to the intersection of the center of said road w th ths south line of sco 28, it. line oi U L C No 74 Notf . No 71M), thence lih 2.24 chsaiid iheiice east M links to the Iteol beginning containing 5. acres more or in Lane County, Oregon, and thatHatd timrt beaud the description of the taid lands there escribed be reformed and corrected so as that description of the said lands therein men feed and described, read and be as herein ire described; and for the costs and rtlsburse ita and accruing costs and expenses herein far the ssle of the above described lands, by ihe.lffof said county, according to law, and tiuch other and further relief as to the court feseem equitable. pUiummous is servt d upon you by publlca fc thereof for six consecutive week, by or of the HouO E Potter, county judge of. said feecoaDty to be published in the Euqicne U),thearst publication thereof being May P. m, and the last publication thereof be I June the 24th, lhiw.aud to be published fe each week during all of Bald time. Said ralBo directs that the sherill of said county fell send a copy of said summons, and said Plaint forthwith to you, the said K F Camp- by deposit of the same In tho post otllco in lene, Oregon, directed to you, said K F gpbell, at Herkicv, California, postage pre- aaia order is dated May ln, IWJ, ana fiwi dj t. u rotter, county judge. ted May 12th. 1899. u hilyku, Attyior riainiiu. SUMMONS. the Circuit Court of the State ot Oregon for "wuaiyol i,ane. I. Jonf. .1. R I.,laW II UnnflA. ThfltnM boll aud John Cochran. Trustees of the hOdlgt BnlBItm.al nlot.nh nF ' Intt nt.ll li rn VH .s"ii, riainuits vs Heorge w. iiazieion, J. 1 UMleton and A. L. Hazleton. DelenUrints. SoGeoree V. Hazleton, J. W. Hazleton and II Bazletou, theabove named Uefenuaiit's, Iron and each of you: In the name ot the State 5f " J0" ,n1 oI f"11 heret.y com-pi-rttd toappear, and answer the c.tmlaint w Bkfainst you and each of you in the above Court, and in the above entitled cause for before the first day of the next rcRular fiaot said Court to be begun and holden in RUmrt Hoiuein the City of Eugene on the day of June, ls'.io, and If you shall fail to ffar and answer said complaiut for want fjeof tho l'lalntifl'8 herein will apply to the rt for the relief demanded in Vlaintlll's M'lslnt to-wit: That tho Court luato an per lor the Bale of the following deseritied raises: Commencing 1 rod West of the N. W, FJier of the I) L. (:. of Win. shields, sltuattd I'ane county, Oregon; Thence, South rods; MrS Iorthea!terly 9 rods and 5 feet along the S-'oIthe Coast Fork river; thenco East 10 J to the place cf beginning, containing one more or less In Iauc county, Oregon, tost the nrocpMla thoronf aftr navlna the ' ."i. sun, ana sale ue oivi i. . plaintirl-s and Defendant's looses of this suit, and sale be divided be- L'Ql lUminon.t.nnhK.hul h. iuu i o. i. order of the CSfL Oregon, done at chambers April -0, It - tne lirst niilH,iinn ni this sumniouj Jl udgo of Ano InilUle On the )!.. ,1. t n.ll ' .ALTON & MaRKLY, Attorneys for l'lalntlrri. ; .NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT, . otiee s hereby given that, William y'-v' e.ecutor oi tne estate ot aii '""on, deceased, has filed his final ao- r "J m 'be matter of said estate, in the r'tuy court, for Lane county, Oregon, pa that Monday , the 0th day of March, at the hour of one o'clock in the yernoon M'1 day.has been fixed by order a 1I objections to said aoconnt, and for Baal settlement of said estate; and all r!"?n" interested in said estate are hereby potined, and required to file any and all Li "ons against said account, with the J?'11 aid court, on or before tbe Baid J10 day of March. 18U9. And that the jffg ef objections, and the final eettle- C ' ? ,d estate will be had at tbe county r"" nouse, in Eugene, Oregon. , ' VV N'ailob, 1-Bii.tij, Executor. Atty for said Estate. -..rrriTiTHIivr. -m-b 21 SEJ tXACTCOPYOF WRAPPEB. g jl 11 THS CSNTAUW I 1 wAS 1 0 Hill For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of. The Kind You Have Always Bought. T0RII1 TMt CKNTKUW COMMNY, NtW YORK OITY. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Conrt of the State of Oregon for Lnne County. Roth; hi ul HrotberB, a ci:; orij'tuiZ'd And exiatinc li lrntion. der the laws uf ;be State of Oreyou, Plrtintiff, Sidney Horn, and LU an Horn, bis J- wue, a. u. uonn, t . t.. Dunn, Geo. A. Dorris and Geo. B. Dorr is, as executors of the last will and of the estate of F. B. Dunn, deceased, Defendants, To Sidney Horn and Lillian Horn, his wifo and each if the other defendants: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF Oregon: You and each of you are hereby required to appear und answer tho com plaint filed against you iu the above entitled suit at the Court Honse, in the City of Eugene, Lane Couutv, State of Oregon, on or before the 26th duy of June, A. D., 1899, that being the first judicial day of the regular June, 1899, term of said court; and if yon fail to answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will take judgment agaiost you, defendants. Sidney Iloru and Lillian Horn, for the sum of $550.00 with interest thereon at tbe rate of 8 per oent per annum from tbe 13th day of February, 1893, in gold coin of tbe'U. S , and for $100.00 attorney's foes, and costs and dis bursements of suit and will take a decree against you and each of tbe defendant herein, for tbe foreclosure of the mortgaged premises described in the complaint to wit: Commencing at the Northeast corner of a tract deeded by Nancy J Stowell and hus band to Geo O Mayer by deed recorded on pace 283 of book G, of Lane County Deed Records, running thence South 100 feet to tbe North line of tbe Oregon & Cali fornia Kail Road right of way, thence South 80 dee and 45 min East alone said right of way 100 14-100 feet, thence North 119 leet and tbence west 90 u ieet to ine placa of beginning, all in the City of Eu gene, .Lane (Jonnty, uregon, ana lor an order that said property be sold to satisfy ibe sums above mentioned and imoreBi at Der oent oer annum and coatB and dis bursements, and for a deficiency judgment against Sidney Horn and Lillian Horn for any of said sums remaining unpaid upon tbe Bale of saitL property and for full relief tbf-rein. w Tnis summons u published in tbe gene Daily Guard by order of the Hon j. v. fiamiuon, uuau ui buiu tuu nu dated tbe 15th day of Much, 1899. First day of publication, March , louv Hals & Noaton, Attys for Plaintiff. Notice of Final Settlement. Notice is hereby given that John A. Bow- era, administrator of tbe estate of Jobn Bowers deceased, has filed in the county conrt of Lane Comnty, Oregon, his fiola aoconnt in the matter of said estate, and Tuesday, tbe 2nd day of May, 1BDU, at the hnnr of one o'olock in the afternoon of said day has been filed by order of said Court lor tne neanug Ul UUJOUUIPUD IU Ot,U av- count and for the final settlement of said estate, and all persons interested in said estate are requested to file their objections to said secennt wun ine ciera ui sum iuun on or before said date. Dated thiB 3rd day of April, 18'J'J. L. liiLiKu, John A, Bownas, Atty. Administrator. JSXECCTOK'S NOTICE. N'nifon in hereby oiven that the under Bigned, J.B. Hill and A. L. mil, nave been duly appointed executors of the last ill and teBtameni, ana oi iue em.a w. Hill. riMvuned. by the County Conrt of Lane Conntv, Oregon, and all persons hav. ng claims against said estate are hereby titi-A anA rennirad to nresrnt the same, ji vo.ifieil to the undersioned, at tbe ""'' . . j .-.. n. ........ I... .flin. ni I. MtlVfcn. IU IjUUtun. vickuu. miibin nix months from the dale ol this notice. .nn Dated September li, loira. Hill, A. L Executors of 'estite of 11. S. Hilj.. Hill, if ceased. L. BiLYgrj, Attorney, NOTICE OF FINAL SE'lTLEMEST ,.,nl,v oi.en that the under .izned has filed ber final eeonni oi ner Administration of the estate of i W Johnson, deceased and that the County Court has set deceaseo au . on said Koum is " j o-- : . . fiw l unt on May 5th lbW at 10 o'clock fnlnlXenoon of id day. d th. pUo. the court house in Eugene Lane count, .11 wmii interested in said ..ire he;ebr notified to make any obj. lion, they .n.y have in writing the allowance of aaid fin.l aoeouH on or belore the-i'ietbdayofMay Executrix of the Lar t W ill and and Testa ment dE.u!t. of J W Johnson deceased. EBSkipworth Attorney Eugene, Oregon, April 'to. As A A ?HICEUs HELTO. THE FAMOUS BLACK STONE OF THE TEMPLE OF MECCA. -o T,, , ,,,, Al,,lclLr. l lie I'rf.rul liny and the Varleai Tliei.rl... uf Orlulu-Ounrded l,y lolintiiiiieUnila. So carefully is tlw bhiek sto-ie of the temple of M,.-u Knnrdl. ev,.u to this tiny, that thi'iu-fonntsKivenl.vditleri'nt writi-ran, to theimtnro nncl appenriiiire ui me nnc-K Ktone exhibit Borne cousid- eraiile variations, for orthodox Mnssul mans cnniiot be prcvuiio.1 njiou to Rive , it straightforward desciiption of it, and i mere adventiirers, like the several En top.Miu hadjis tBiirckhnrdt, Burton and ! the others) could only gratify their in j telliKfiit curiosity by stealthy investi I Katious. Detection in tho net of pnrsn ! iut; such investinatinu would bnvp nt the travelers their lives, iu pursuance (as Mohammedans snppiw() tf the law of the prophet. Yonr faithful Mussul man cannot understand that any other motive than worship should lend any one to visit Mecca. The Mohammedans believe thnt this famous stone was brought down from heaven by angels. It is set in the wall of the Caaba, which stands within the great colonnade. The stone is fonr feet nine inches from the ground nnd is kissed aud touched with great vener ation by every pilgrim to Mecca. Mr. Bate mentions what intelligent travelers have recorded concerning the nature of the black stone. One of them tells ns that it Is undoubtedly a large aerolite an opinion which scnivdy harmonizes with its reputed quality of floating iu water, since iu'io!iu.i: ::.;ly contain a huge peirent:ie of !.",.vj metallic matter, such as iron iyt:;e.. Another traveler report.; th.:: it !w:!.s like a piece of lava. eoMcmii ; k.mI1 extraneous particles of some white :a,d yellowish substance. Still another of tuvae niitln'rilii's afiinus that it is a fragment of volcanic basalt, sprinkled throughout ita surface with small, pointed, colored crystals ami varied with felspar upon a dark ground, like coal, excepting one of its prottiber auces, which happens to be a little red dish. Others, again, claiming an equal title to exact knowledge, give it ns their opinion that it is nothing else than an ordinary piece of stone from quarries in which the Meccan territory abounds. These last mentioned travelers, how ever, appear to overlook the circnni stance that this opinion of theirs di -js not tako dno cognizance of thnt proper ty of the stone to which we have just alluded und nlso tho circumstance th::t tho only kind of stone yii lded by the Meccau qnnrries is a sort of gray gran ite. Not so difficult is it to form an idea as to its sizo and present appearance. Iu form it is an irregular oval, the in equality of its two longer sides impart ing to it a somewhat semicircular ap pearance. It measures uliont 11 inches in height and 8 in breadth, the dinuio ter on its lower and wider side being 8 inches. The surface is protuberant and somewhat knobby or nndulating and has tho appearanco of being com posed of a number of sinnllcr sloncB of different sizes and shapes, securely fit ted together with cement and perfectly smooth. Its appearanco ia as though tho orig inal piece of stoflo had been broken to pieces by a violent blow and then re paired. And, as a matter of fact, this appears to bo the true explanation of this irregularity of tho snrfaco, for it is recorded by the Arabian historians of the Caaba that in the year 41 J of the Hajira an emissary of a certain Egyp tian khalifa, known as "the Mad Khali fa Hakim," shattered it to pieces by a stroke of a club, nnd they relate that after this event the pieces nnd even the dnst also were carefully restored and the fragments cemented together. Tho protuberances mentioned are 13 or 15 in number and are such as to Im part to tho surface of the stone a mus cular or pebbly appearance. Near tho middle thero is a hollow which readies to about as much as two inches below the onter edge of the stone nnd is of a kind to snggest to the visitor the snr- miscthat one of tbe protuberances may have been temoved. The color of the surface of tho relic is at the present time a deep reddish brown, or, as somo have described it, a metallic black, and, notwithstanding the polished appearanco imparted to it by the constant touching of unnumber ed mvriads of devotees, it yet bears on its undulating surface what appear to be evident marks of volcanic origin. These muscular protuberances, how ever, are attributed by tho Moslem au thorities to the incessant osculations and rubbings of tho faithful. Tho smoothness may perhaps be attnhntablo to this cause, but tho obviously frac tured and pebbly appearance is not ac counted for in this way. Asiatic Quar terly. Viimra and Their Caa. Louis Wain, the famous cat painter, professes to believe that a cat owned by a woman is the mirror of its mistress temperament. He says that if a cut that has been constantly with its mis tress is suddenly removed from her so ciety tho creature will show tbe char acteristics madaino has displayed. If she has been snappish, pussy will scratch ; if she has been sulky, pissy will snlk too. If this were really true, it would pay a prospective husband to steal the cat of his ladylove before tak ing the fatal matrimonial step. As the cat is about the most independent crea ture alive, one can't help being skep tical of Mr. Wain's theory. A French writer has ascertained that Napoleon's favorite dih was bean salad, and that be held that 60 cenls a day ought to be enough for any one s meals. Louis XV. on the contrary, had a favorite dish, made of the eggs of various birds, which cost 100 Bargain!) IniKeal Estate, r rv.rl aovernl tracts of land helnnirltig to parties who obtained aia anla UV llirPTOSUre Ol U,"IIKK'- wblch are lor sale very cheap aud ou easy terms. Also City properly t, i rtAM nf liun pnnd lions and terms, for description and prices call H K WILt.IAMS, Agent, Eugene, OregoD t h k t.ituvr or iiAMi. A ..uiit's Pa-s Man Miffertd I Amul.lltil Member. it hi l'ortland Telegram. A few years ago J A Jennings, of Gram's l'ass, while handling a gun was accidentally shot iu ibe left hand. It tiecaitie necessary to have the hand aiu titaled, winch was done. It seems, however, that 111.' physicians failed to gel the leaders aud muscles proi .rly arranged, aud th.' arm ec.ou tw gan to give him f ain. During the past luiir years lie has had Iwo o rations performed on his arm, and las week had a portion of it amputated at the Goed Suiunriluu hix- pilal, in mis city. "I have eutleied moio pain willi that arm," said ho yesterday, "tbau it looks possible for a man to bear. "First I had all of those disagreeable feelings of tbe liaud and lingers si ill remaining. I could feel I hem all the time, aud of c-Mirse that was very an uoylug, but the great pain which ap parently came from the wounded arm simply uudescribable." .V Narrow Escape. Thankful words uiitien by Mrs Ada E Hart, of Urotou, 8 1). "Was taken with a bad cold which settled on my lungs; cough set iu and Anally termi nated iu t'oiistiiiipiiou. Four docloib gave ii e up, spying 1 could live but a short time. 1 gave myself up to my Sayl r, tieieiiuitied if I eottul not stay with my fi lends "ti earth, 1 would meet my absent i nes t.imvr. My hus band was aovtsed lo gel Or King's New Discovery for ('tuistiiiipiion, Coughs and Colds. I gave tl a trial, look in all eight boitlee. i lias cured me, and thank God. 1 am .--:ived and now a well and herllhy womau." Trial bottles fiee at Wi'kins & 1. lull's Drog Store. R -guhir size S(lo aud $1. GiiHranteed or price refunded. Younir .Mothers Crn'tp is the termr f thousands of young mothers liecause its outbreak is su agoniziug aud frequently fatal. Sliilnli's Cough aud Consumption Cure acts tike magic in cases of Ormi. Jt has never hem known tu fail. The worst 'SOSes relieved in. mediately. Price 2f) ts, .Ml els. nml SI. 00. SuKl by Wilkltm Linn Itii gllng Btos glial circus Is In beat TlieD.illeHon June Hlib. D will visit Eugene probably a lew days thereafter. Volcauic Eiupiions. Are grand, bill Skin Eiuptloiia rob life of joy. liueklcn's Arnica Halve, euies .liein; also Old Ituiihing ami Fever Sores, Ulri-rs, Boils, Felons, Corns, w arts, t uts, Bruises, Burns, Sca'Us. Chapptd Datid", Chilblains. Best Bile cuie on earth. Drives nut Pains and Aches. Only !'6 eenis a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by Wllkins At Linn, I hiigg si. His Ife Was saved. Mr J E Lily, a prominent cit'zeu ol Hannibal, Mo, lately had a wouderful deliverance from a trl. hlful death, iu telling ol II lie says: "I was taken with Typhoid Fever, that ran Into Pueu ixiouia. My hmgs became hard tied. 1 wasso weak I couldn't even sit up In tetl. Nothing helped tue. I expected to soon die of Consumption, when I l.ivud of Dr Kiug'a New Discovery. One botlle gave great relief. I con tinued tu use i', and u:w am wi II und siroi'vi. I can't, any too much In its pmise." Tins marvellous medicine is the surest and quickest cure iu Die world lor all Throat and Lung trouble. Itrclilnr size 60 emits an I $1.00 Trial hollies free at WIlkiliBit 1. inn's Drug Store; every botlle guaranteed. Day & Henderson, Undertaker!! ?nd embalmers. Cor. V.'iL and 7th sts. Farm for ale Cheap. 380 Acres Of well improTed land. Two (rood house and barns. Plenty of farm implement, horses, cattle, wagoni, etc. Six miles southwest from Eugene, for Urmtt. etc., add reus MILES A. FKKKlNfl, Eugene, Oregon OREGON SHORT LINE R. THE DIKECT fiOUTK 'iO Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastern points tilves choice of two favorite routes, Tia the UNIOS PACIFIC Fast Mall Line, or the KIO lilt ANDE Scenic Line. Look at the tlme- 1 days to Ba!t Lake 21 days to Denver 3J days lo Chicago 4j days to New York I'Ui:k it hi i. i mm; ciiaiii cih I.'I'IIOLsTKIIKD TOl'H INT HI.IIHI' IXU CA ICW, I'll.LlAN FALsll. M.l l I'lM; Alts. For full ,artlcul.rs renanllng rates, time o tr.in,etc,CKll on or address L L Stevens' Ut, Eugene. CO Terry, W E Coman Travl'assAgt Oen'IAgt 124 Third St. Portland, Or J. L. PAGE ROCEBIES Having a Large and Complete stock nf Staple and Fancy Groceries bought iu the bent markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR GASH, I cpii oiler the piinllc tictter prices than any other House in r.uri ue. CLASSIFIED COLUMN hi N'itiv ui -ii r lint:, .VI ceui j". nr ar. hU i l tu t?ctNni tivf r wcvk; M a tuontli; Sl'J For Sale. KUK SALK. rr-a ilmter lard ut'Rr McKfi zle river, a) miltt from Ku'iu. .VMits. J K Hai.k, Sn J-8", Vni(. A II Kisk, KuL-etiv, Or, LV S HEH b'OU S.A Lbri"AlrtrVe uiuoui I of all klmlH ot Mt-lv n.lt' river luiulH-r fiir tuile at low priivs. Vail on or addrtss Win Nttj lor, OtWii-g, for ti'in.a uiul furthf r par tiouiars. KOU HALjK. Oneot tho tXomt Oairy ami stook runuhou Iu I.;uie comity. Slk lulled to KiiKene tho county neat, hihI four iiillea to Cri'tiWfil ami rail roao 19iW aires with four larte burn. Ninety iiead of cattle, of which W) lu-tul are choice Honlein anil Durham cows; 1) Ihithih, 25 htm ami 150 toiia of hay. lllackMuith hop and toolw. Heniiience of nine rooina, furnioheil. aanch fenced aud flaked and crottt. fenced with wire, ui ho dairy appliances for cheese und butter uuiKiti, Urteu feed the year around. 75 aorea In grain Terin: $10 per ucre includiiu all above U- HiTiln-d, Tart cash, balance ou time il denired. Address C'liaa W ISexton, t'reawell, Ort'Kou. FOU SALK. ('oruer Flint aud Jetler- rou streetu, one It) room houe, nnd two lotH, SOxltK) feet each. Good barn, water, fruU.Une garden gnuiiul. AIho InniHi'iiml lot, corner F"irHt and Iittwrence KtreeU, lot Ob' feet S Inchen, by l(iU fi-et, young fruit treer, good Kurden ground, water, etc. AIo lumo Htid lot, corner Willanititte and Fourteenth stretu. For prices and ternm write SJ SiIIh, Tacoma, Wah, Jiox 8J7, or call at tiUAiti) otllce. FOH BALK 28a acres of land, known aa the I'oindexter place, '200 acres Iu cultivation aud divided lu live lota with gnu! fences, fair bi'ildlngs, plenty of fruit, all choice land and a beautiful location. One of the best farms in Lano county. Inquire about the I'nimlexler place for Infor mation. .Situated ft.) miles south of .1 ii i tot ion City on the khigcne road, l'riee 5,800. Knsy turins. Kor lurlher paitleiilars Inquire of It V llukei & Co, Juiiclloti City, Oiegon. Help Wanted. MAN WANTED At the Osburu ranch, Spencer Butte dairy, 0 lullea south of Kugeue. Must be a good milker. Wages $J0 and found, with liiereasj to right limn.' Ciias W Hkxtii.v. WANTICD At once, nix strong, able Irishmen or women. Inquire of C T Warreu, just fioiu Loa Angeles, at L A Overton's wallpaper store. Miscellaneous. WANTICO. A siconii baud horse ptiwer, l'elton make. Inquire or Btldress (J Colcoru, Creswell, Oregon. HAV" KOK 8ALK A lot of ulco un bailed cheat buy. Leave oiders with Dr J O Orny or C Wlilmer. They will also give prices. WANTED- A suite of three pleasant large, ground floor, rooms, with board for gentleman aud wife and child anil au elderly gentleman. A liberal price will be paid for the above accommodations. For further particulars enquire at the store of Ueorge T Hall & Bon, or address Box 118, city. LAM11S FOU HALE. I have some fine thoroughbred Cotswold buck lambs for sale; also several Durham bull calves for sale. Address A J C'KU.AN, 1'leasaut Hill, Oregon. WANTED To correspond with Inline dressmakers. Beuil sample of dress material with waist aud skirt meas ureswill relurn do.lgn fur making and drafted pattern; 10:1b pos tage. M.ME Mayo, 3o5 W. 1'aik, Portland, Oregon. HOW IS YOUK WIFE? Has she lost her beauty? If so, constipation Indigestion, sick headache are the priuclpa causes. Karl's Clover lioot Tea has cured these ills for half a century. Price 2.', cut ami fa) cts. Money refulnled if result, are unt ntisfactory. Fur sale at Wilkins and l.iun UrugK'sts. . "The Milwaukee" The familiar name for the Chicago, Milwaukee A. St Faul Hallway, kuown all over the Union as the Great Kail way running the "Pioneer Limited" trains every day and night between I St Paul and Chicago, and Omaha and Chicago, " I he only perfect trains in the world.' Understand; connections are made with all transcontinental lines, assuring to paisengers the best service known. Luxurious coaches, electric lights, steam beat, 'if a verity equaled by uo other line. See that your ticket reads via "The Milwaukee" when going to any point In the United States or Canada. All ticket agents sell them, For rates, pamphlets or other Infor mation, add res i, J W Casky, (J J Eddy, Trav Pasa Agt, General Agent. Seattle, Wash, Portland, Ok. It makes Do difference how bad the wound If vou u leWiU's Witch Haiel Balv.i i will onlekly heal and leave no .car, Vinceu and (Jo, Corner Lima Htore. Do You Smoke the "STATE SENATOlt" 10 tHf BEST MOM .IN THE CUT Frj it once jca will smoVe il slwajt W hooiiinir Cull irti 1 hud n li;ite boy wh & nearly tlttd liom an utiu-k cf whotipin iMiii.li. M i,( 'libvir-- n cotutnended (l.-.:h. i htiu'it toiiU lt-'?:itdy. I did mt think that i.ny nuMliehio would help him, but after giving him a few dnat-j of that remedy I notlied Ml im provement, atid one hnltle curtd imi t'litiiely. It is the beht couub uieHciue I evei hiul in ihtt hou.-c. J I. .Moore, Souih Hurgeitiowti, l'ti. For nalc by DcLauo. iSick HeUilaclieH, l'iie eurnef of oviTWurVtsl woiuaiikiinl, are ipiickl ainl m rely vtirt'd liy K.rl' Cl.ivor HtKt Tom, the ti'ut 1-KhkI im.itkT nnd tissue bnil'liT. Miniy rvfuinlfd if not witi.-fiu-tory. l'lire i eta. ami 50 eta. Sold by Wilkin & I itiu. y v '.ul to i;i full re. D'.ir i; Ikst , ..Icr ami .(il if nut sati: For Suln v factory. J u (ihkkn it Son Hiihenila Nugnct: Walt I'oohraii has resigned hh position on the tlo train. He says since he has been a fix I u to on said tie train lie baa smash ed one of his great loe-i, eintisheil a thumb null oil', and had the mumps, and ho can't Maud such a touch of high life. If you suffer from teniletness ur fullness on the riylit iile, ptiius under sliouliler-lilaile, eiiiHtiiiition, liiliousiiess, slek hi'silai'lio anil feel ilull, heiivv and sleepy vuir liver is torpid an l ci'liKi'steil. lleWilt's Little Katly Kisers ll cure ymi iirnuii'tly, iileassntly ami iter- lllaneutlv liv rcimivilitr th. ennL't'stinn and eausiiiK the title iluets to un'u anil tlnw natur ally 'I'hi'y are kimhI pills. Vincent and Co, Corner lrtlg Store. Nollce. All oulsliiiidlng cllv warrantt reg istered prior to Aug 0, l.VJS will be paid on presentation at my olllee ml or before May 13, lsilli: inlere.t will cease after that lut. Dated May It'll, 1S1W. Oku F Ckaw, City Treasurer. Phil Metschan, ex-stutu treasurer, anif Charles W Knowles, an old hotel man, have purchased the Impeilal hotel from Thomas Uulneaii, and will take chargo May 20 Kulpy Springs siages. Singes from Eugene to Foley Springs, and way points, leave Eugene hotels at (1 a in, dally lo Unto Creek. Through trips lo Foley Similes. Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, returning on alternate daVH. Tinkela on 'Blent Eugene Feed Yard, Timlin and Willamette streets. 'neiiinoiiia, la nrliilie. cnitidi. colds, croun aud wliooiiiiit-eoiiKli reailily yield to Oue minute C'uhk'Ii Cure. Use this remedy in time anil save a doctors l.ul or the uutlertaker a. luceut a Co, Corner Drug iStoro. C0RVALL1S & EASTERN 1 1 W llamette River Division Steamer Win. M. Hoarj (('apt, (J co. Kaahe) ltuiuiing regularly between Portland and Cor vail U, Rtoppltig at all way landiuRH River Schedule Down river, Tuesday, Thunulnya ana .Saturdays, leaves Corvallia 0 a.m.; Al bany 7 a. ; Huena Vista 8 a. m.j Inda pemlenca 9 A.H.; Halem 10 a.m.; New berg V1:M) p. m.; arrive at Tortlaml 4:.10 P. M. Up river, Mondays, WednesilayM and Fridays, heaves l'ortlaml (1a.m.; lSewlwrtf 10:3()A. M.; Halem .1:.t0i'. m.j Independence fi;00 i', m.; lluena VIhU 7:30 r. m.; Albany 0:.10 p. m.; arrive at Corvallis 11:00 p. m. This steamer has boon equipped with first class accommodations, iucludiiiK an elegant piano. Unsurpassed fur carry iiijf both freight and oiuseuKerv. J. Turner, Agent. Albany, Oregon. Edwin Stone, MunaKor, Albany. Or. C G Cokeri Agent, Portland, Or, oot of Yunihlll Htrciit. TICKETS TO ALL, POINTS EAST Through Palace and Tourist Sleepers, Din Ing and Library Observation cars. Elegant Vestibule Trains. No 4 Limited leaves Portland at 2:10 p in. No '6 Limited arrives Portland at H:'M a lu. For tieketa ami full Information, call or address .INO.'M. WILLIAMS, Or Aifent, fcugen A II. U. DKNNISTONVC P ft T A. Portland, 'Jt Eugene Street Railway. TIME CARD, After the 4tu of Oct. 18f, the streot cam will run on the following schedule time until further notice. LEAVING THK DEPOT. TilO-TO-SilO-SO-QilO-SMO-lOKM) a. m hen every ha'f hour. asuorcs LOST VIGOR AND MANHOOD Cures Impotcncy, Nlpht Emissions and wasting diseases, all effects of eclf JrJJJjfi abuse, or excess and India I hVJ crctlon. Alicrvotoiilcaml l'lox liullilor. Urines the &y&f I'lnk r!ow to pale cheeks and bjfaefl restores the fire of youth. ITNP Ily mail Bc per liox; boxes for sl5.50; with f writtnn (rmiraii tco to euro or t el'iinil tho inoucy. NERVITA MEDICAL CO. Clinton Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL Fur sal. W L UiLtxo, UruKifist, Eugene, Or lopihern Pacific RAILWAY 3 Pullman Sleepin Cars Cars Cars Elegant Dinins: Touristi Sleeping sr. I'AIL, minnhaTolis, 111' 1. 1' 1 11, i-'.i;i!i), 1 1 HAND FtlliKS; I'litlUKS'l'ON, WIXNU-ICtii" lli:i.i:NAaml itrrrri""" TO Throuoh Tickets to Clllt'.Mil), WASHIXIiTOX Pllll.AKKI.PIllA, NEW YH11K. 1U1S IUN, anil All Point. East nud rjoiitli. Kur iiiforniation, time cants, uish and ti. kets, call ou or writo to It MiMlHil'llHY, tielieml Aijent, Kueiie, tlilicellppiisity tiiiiinl utlit'e. dr. A II CIIAIU.I'ON, Asst llen'l Pass. Ai;ent, 2.V" Moritsou St, eor Thinl, Portland, Oregnu THIS RAILWAY CGMPANY Oioruton its trniiiH on tho f am mi it block liihts it tndiw by elootrioity I 'hcii the ctilcliratod oloetriu berth roatlintf lamp, liuna pUH(litl eiiii.poil )!iflnon(,'tT tritiim owy duy atnl nih'lit betwuen St J'atiljnul Cliiciigii, am) Oinnha aud Chicago; tho ',"7 Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Alto oporutoH Btenm -heated voHtilm'etl lraiu, onrryinir tho latfttt private comparttuoiit cam lihrary huHot, muttlfiug caro, ami draw-iiiK-roniu HhojHtrH, 1'AKIjUR L'AltS, fn'o reclining chair earn and tho very hunt dining-uar service Kur the lowont rateii to any point in tho United Statvi or C'auaila, apply to ticket agent, or aildroM C J KDDY, J W CA8KV, (ieneral Agent, Trav 1'aj.ti Aent. l'ortlaml. Oregon SOU-PACIFIC-LINE TO ALL POINTS EAST- At lowest rates, best service, siinorlorao oomuioilaliuns and uusurpasiwd scenery Through Tourist Sleepers to MINNEAPOLIS, HT PAUL, TORONTO, MON'I'III'IAL, aud LOHTON Without CliaiiKO EUROPE. Via all Atlantic Steamship Lints Canadian Pari Ho Kail way Company's Koyal Mail Steamship Line To China and Japan. Canadian Australian Hteaiuor Line to Honolulu, Fiji and Australia. Til UK shortest line tn the Colonics. The Jl. steamers carry an exiierlenced m eilio man, and a stewardess on every voyage. For time tables, pamphlets, or any infor mation, oall on or adilreas (1KO F CHAW, 11 W f.KEIi, Agent, Kugeub, Freight and Pass Agent 1 Hi Third ,Ht, Portland, Or A J COYLH, lJist Pass Aifenl, Vancouver, II 0. Central Market, PROPRIETORS. Will keep constantly on hand a lull sopp'jf BEEF MUTTON ".PORK and VEAL Which they will sell at the lowest markut prices. A airfare of tne pnnilc patronue solicited :-TO THE FARMERS.: We will pay the highest murkut prioo for Fat Cattle, Hogu aud Bliecp. Shop on Willamette St., EUGENE, OREGON. (tOtVw dollTcrwl to aiiT firt ot th city riuf TitbacfoKiilt aud Hi.ioke U-ur Lifts Ar y, lo quit toha?co nlly mil (revnr, bit mag netic, full of lifo, nervo and viir, tuiio iVj-'L'o Itac, ttto wnnder-workor, that maUi-H uoaK ioon strong. All (lrui:ltta, tVo or II. Curo guaran teed. Booklet and snmplo fro. AtldKH BturllDif V.Bwo Xy Co C'tkaKO or New York. 11 TEt. xy Milwaukee)