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Newspaper Page TextThe Kiud You Have Always in use for over 30 years. r" " lS be " 1"n,l under bis per- QgtXjffl&& fV.""1 B,,Perv" Rlnoo Its infancy. All Counterfeits, Imitations and Sulh,t!tuics arc biii Fx pcrlments that trifle with and endanger .ho heuilh oi' Infants and Children-Experience against ExperUueut. What is CASTORIA Castoria Is a substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing: Syrups. It Is Harmless and Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Xarcotio substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms nud allays FevorlshncsM. It cures Diarrhoea aud Wind Colic. It relieves Teething- Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS ' Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THK CtWWUW COMMNY, TT MUM HAY T R C IT, NCW YORK C1TV. RojaoT Dyspepsia Cure. Digests what you eat. . Itartiflclallydlgests the food aDdalda future in strengthening and recon structing the exhausted digestive or gans. It is the latest discovered digest ant and tonic. No other preparation can approach it in elllclency. It In stantly relieves and permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, SIckHead ache, Gastralgia.Cramps, and all other results of i mperfect di gestion. Prepared by E. C. DeWItt A Co., Chicago. VINCENT & CO.. Corner Drug Store. Returns VITALITY. LOST VIGOR AND MANHOOD Cures Impotcncy, Night Eui itsio.-.s and waging diseases, all effects of self JJjHS) abuse, or r xces? and India ijpELj cretion. Aiiervetonloar.d W-p 1'hwrt builder. Briiip.3 tl-e -tof" pink glow to pale cheeks a u' RSjaK restores the lire cf youth Lr$t By mat! ROe per box; G boxc? for t'i.HO; with :x written giiaran. too to euro ot i-cfitnd tho money NERVITA MEDICAL CO. Clinton Jackson St3., CHICACO, ILU For sale W L DeLano. Druggist, Eugene,Or Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. TIME CAHD 2 for Yaquioa Train leaves Albany 12-50 P M Leaves Corvallis 1:45 P M Arrives Yaautna 5:50 P M 1 Returning Leaves Yaquina 7:00 AM Leave Corvallis 11:40 A M Arrives Albanv 12:115 P M 8 for Detroit- Leaves Albany 7:40 A M U Returning Leaves Detroit 12:25 V M Arrives Albany 5:85 F,M 1 Leaves Albany 6:05 P M Arrives Corvallis 6:55 P M 5 leaves Corvallis 6:40 A M Arrives Albany 7:25 A V One and twn n inn Ant at Alhnnv and fIfiV' ifl nvuinern racinc irnuiH, giYiu-r -ji -.oi -service to and from Newport and a.'Mjnt jbeachca. $ Sa. n runs from Albany to Corvallis o:i jlon iIyi, Wednesdays and Kridavs only. No. A runs Irom Corvallis to Albany ou Tues S, Thursdays and Briturdays on)y. Tralni for the mountains arrivo at Petroltat 'oon, giving ample time to reach camping rounds on the Breltcnbuih and tiantlam the me aay. EDWIN STONE, Manager. H L WALDKN. TURNER, T F ft PA Agent. Albany. fHROTJGH TICKETS I TO THE EASTaniSOUTH EAST joimei PACIFIC- COMPANY Pullman Palace Sleepers Tour ist Sleeners and Reclinln" Cnair I Cars Daily to .'. .". i'ekver, omaha, chicago, Kansas city, st. louis And other 'Eastern Cities. ITh. only line "tn r.rtlD(l off eiing pMMntren Specially J uinotwi Kicnniom tbrongh tolOhiMgo '"7 Vdn.)y. pJvT;i8t:Poptlanil to Chicago .? ,. '"'T'k Kiaee checked Uironeh to J-itition Miwnitlrent (cenery. Union "t. Iwt tiim, h.w.rt rnte W Ta '"''wmmtl-m, pply to iny " -'""nem rftclnc i.omp.ny, or n LATH R0P, ic E BROWN. I Ant Dift Pm Ag lliitU Slratt, Poit'md.OKg a . 6 I I ?3 ft.-sv1! -& & & rife B.m - ht, and which lins bo-i Las lwnu .i I"- Signature pi TO DKAIJi HAKNEY BVVAMPS. A Dredger Is Now Being Butlt For That Purpose. Hamoy Valley Items, Cotober4. Tbe French-Ulenn Livestock Co. hive In course of construction at lbs "P" ranch, a large scow od Thlcli, when completed, will be placed dredg ing machinery for the purpose of mak ing a canal to drain the swamps lying between tbe ranch and the lake. Tbe successful oarrylng out of the scheme means many thousands of acres of Val uable bay land being added to the French estate, and tbe increase In the amount of taxes ou the property will be no small iti-m. It is estimated that the Bmom.t of land thuo affected would reach 30,000 acrep. But this la not all, Tbe canal is to be made to serve a two-fold purpose; while drain ing the swamp tbe water thus secured will be made to Irrigate the thousands of acres of arid land lying lu that sec tion. This vast undertaking; was the Idea of the late feter French, and at last it will have a trial, the success of which will be watched with uiuoh Interest throughout this country. TUiee Doctors in Consultation. From Bsnjam. Franklin. j W hen you are sick, what you li e bsst Is to be chosen for a medloine 10 tbe first place; which experience tells you is best, to be chosen in tbe second plnoe; what reason (i. e., Theory) says Is best to be chosen In the last Dlace. But if you can get Dr. Inclination, Dr. Ex perience and Dr. Reason to hold a con sultation together, they will give yon the best advice that can be taken." When you have a bad cold Dr Incli nation would recommend Chamber lain's Cnugb Remedy because 1t Is pleasant and sale to take. Dr Experi ence would recommend It because it never fulls to eflect a speedy and per manent cure. Dr Reason would tec mend It becauseflt is piepared on scien tific principles, and acts on nature's plan in relieving tbe lungs, opening the seoretions and restoring the system to a natural and healthy condition. For sale by W D Delano. ueneial Funeton'a Opinion. San Francisco, Oot 11. General Funston, of the Kansas regiment, when asked what be thought of fba Filipinos, said: "They have lOmi pretty good fight ers there and some pretty good shots, but the majority of them are ratber poor marksmen." He added that wbile some of the Filipinos were lnt1'J ligent, he did not think they were ca pable of self-government. MubIchI Department u. or O., Piano Lessons. W Oifford Nash LelDzlr. For terms apply first door to right of south entrance to dormitory. Miss Marguerite Hansen, Italian method of voice culture, solo alnglog and sight reading classes. Reoom mended by Mrs Walter Reed of Port land. For terms, etc., apply at nortb parlor of dormitory from 9:30 a m to 3:30 p in, where Miss Hansen will be foui.d every day. Bismarck's Iron Serve Was the result of his splendid health, Indomitable will and tremendous en ergy are not found where Btomacb, Liver, Kidneys and Bowels are out of order. If yoo want these qualities and the success tney bring, use l)r Kins's New Life Pills. Tbey develop every power o( brain and body. Only ,o at Linn s arug store. "It did me more good than anything I ever used My dyspepsia was of months' standing; after eating It was terrlDle. Now I am well," writes 8 B Keener, Hoisioirton, Kan, of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. It digests what you eat Vincent A Co, ftrner Drug Store. KELLAft'S GREAT MEMORY. It AMU h. ttnrretu la Hit Second Sla-kt Trielu. 'The second tight trick as perform ed on tbe stags calls for a marvelous memory," said a former theatrical manager. "Sonie years ago 1 attend ed one of Henry KellarB entertalu menu with Mrs. Scott Slddons. His lady assistant sat blindfolded on tbe stage and described different articles which be picked up at random through tbe audience. When be came near, I simply pointed to a curious little green charm which Mrs. Slddons bad loaned to me and I waa then wearing on my watch chain. '"It was a green Intaglio,' said tbe assistant In reply to Keller's ques tions; 'a very 'peculiar little medallion, which was presented to Mrs. Scott Bid dons by the sailors of a vessel bound for Ban Francisco from Australia.' i "We were so astonished that wo al most fell -out 'bf onr seats. After the show we went behind tbe scenes with Nellie McHenry and some other the atrical folk who happened to be pres ent, and Mrs. Slddons proceeded to corner the magician, who was an old friend. How, Harry,' she said. '1 want yon to tell me honestly how you knew about that locket' "Kellar laughed. 'lou recollect 1 came over from Australia on the same ship,' be replied, "and I -would certain ly know that stone It I saw it In Chi na.' "He would say no more, and I pre sume, of course, that he conveyed his Information to the stage through his system of cues. But the marvelous part about It was his prompt recogni tion of the cbarm on my watcb chain. The presentation on shipboard bad taken place all of seven 'or eight years before." New Orleans Times-Democrat. LIKE THE PROVERBIAL CAT. How the PvoY.'moV. Desk Cnm. ' Kmk at Hts -Owe Bxpeaie. Tbe young lawyer lias good taste in antiques and has 'done touch browsing about In search of them. He knows the places In Worcester and the neigh boring towns where those who like old furniture 'and 'have the money to pay for It may find what will delight their bouIs. So It was no more than nat ural, when the professor sold' his desk, which was of ancient deslgu, but of doubtful age, and began looking for something better, that be should con sult the young lawyer. The hian of law waa delightfully sympathetic. "1 saw Jnt what you want the other day,' he said, "but I'm afraid It's gone now. I'll keep my eye out for tbe next few days." "Well, If you see anything really good," said the professor, "buy It and hold It for me. It la not safe to let a bargain go too long. Only let me know as soon as you can, so that I won't be buying one too. It would be a great favor." "Not at all," said the lawyer. "It's a pleasure to buy a good thing, even If you are not to keep It yourself." In a day or two the professor receiv ed a Joyful note. The young lawyer's mother had found Just what the pro fessor wanted a beauty, one of those rare old bits that tbey cannot counter feit and such a bargain, only S10. The professor was charmed. He Imme diately sent his check tb the young lawyer with an enthusiastic note of thanks and a request to send up the desk. He was In the hall when it ar rived. He tore off tbe sacking and In spected his prlke. It -was bis old desk that he bad sold a few days before for 8.50.--Worcoster Gazette. Ode Tendencies of Slnna. A writer In tbe Journal des Debats complains of the process of degrada tion which Is going on In tbe French language. The peasantry, for Instance, frequently speak bf the ass, a bumble partner In their dally toll, hn "tho min ister,", and other words of dignified Import are applied to equally humble, if not actually base, uses. The same tendency, however, appears, to be showing itself In Germany, where the title "monarch" "pauses current In modern slang as 'a designation for tramps and footpads. The other day a noncommissioned officer In charge of barracks at Danzig addressed this term to a troublesome private Just as a captain happened to be passing. Tbe latter at once reported the incident and the barrack master was brought before tbe magistrates on a charge of "lew majesty."' Evidence Was adddced to prove that In east Prussia "rascal'" and "mon arch" were convertible terms, so that tbe court acquitted tbe prisoner, al though 'be knee his rank and bis pen sion. A Vat-eeMe Trneltload. Perhaps as costly a commodity as any that Is carried In considerable quantities In truckloads Is Sumatra to bacco, sucb as Is used for cigar wrap pers. Sumatra wrappers cost from f 1 to 92 a pound, and the Import duty on them Is 11.86 a pound. This tobacco Is Imported In small, compact bales weighing 1T0 or 180 pounds each. Duty paid Sumatra would be worth about 000 a hale, and there can be carried on a truck fifty bales or more; so that a SO bale truck load - of such tobacco would he worth about $30,000. New York Sun. ent at Bis laaastrr. Mrs. de Cohen I bear you've got a very industrious husband. Laundreae lea, mum; he's always finding something for me to do. Baltl more Jewish Comment German postofflce employees are not permitted to marry -without the special permission dr the government Tbe entire collection of coins and mcdala ID (he "British museum constats of nearly 330,000 specimens. For Hale. 750 acres of pasture, terming and bot tom land V miles southeasterly oi .u sene on the Creswell road. 16 acres of bottom land on tbe Coast Fork 6 miles from Engeoe. Heavy ash, balm and maple timber on tbe same. 120 aa acre. 30 tuns of bay by measure at $4 per ton, and 60 bead stock cattle for sale on first named dssos. Inquire of, at first named place, or t Gosbeo, Or. KANSAS WENT Vfl,l. Bedlam Krone Loose I'pon New of Arrlv.il of Knnsas YolunUf Topeka, Kan., Oct. 11.-Upon the receipt of the bulletin anntiuncing Hie arrival of the Twentieth Kansas at 8nu Francisco, bedlam broke loose lu Topeka. The whistles of all the man ufacturing Institutions bee mi to soreecb, and every church bel in the city rang out thu glad tidings. The streets soon filled with people aud there was great rejoicing. Reports of similar demonstrations come from Lawrence, Ottawa, Huuliin.ou aud other oltlee. ZI0N 1THBS. Wttld's iteslatirant lu Eugene Pur chased by Vincent and Mujo. Oot 12th, 1809. A little rain today. Mr George Carr. who lias spent the summer at Burns, Harney county, re turned borne Friday. Koht Williams startid for Silver Lake Tuesday morning. Miss Ina Griffin, of Fall Creek, Is visiting with ber fi.therAM Griffin at present. Mr and Mrs Hugh Himpton of Goshen visited relatives at Zion Bun- day. I N Dodge aud family, wLo have been raiding near Dexter for tbe past two years, left Monday for The Dalles. Mr O E Chandler has Tented JO Vlnoeut's farm for a year and moved on the same Monday. Jesse Calkins aud family left heie Monday for Isabel, where tbey expeot to make their future home. Messrs Jot Vincent and Al Mayo have purchased the Wald restaurant of Eugene aud expect t show tbe people bow to "sling hash," E R Parker returned yesterday from Springfield where be has had his sou, Vlrlin uuder the Dootor's care since bis arm was broken. We are glad to say the little fellow Is getting along nicely, aud will soon be well again. Mlsa BertbaNergent went lo Eugene Mouday to attend high school this winter. Mr Whitney ot Pleasaut Hill passed through here the first of the week. Mr Thos liarbre is In Eugene attend- ng court this week. " Tanglefoot." Real Ketale Transactions. George C'ummlngs to Cottage Grove lodge, No 68. 1 O O F, lot 1 fractional block 1 In D G MoFarland's first addi tion to Cottage Grove; $2i'0:t. O O R Co to Mary E Evaus, 40 acres In tp 17 s r 6 w; $143.15. Sarah E Howe to Martha E Rambo, 2 acres In tp IS b r 3 w; fOO. County Commissioners of Lane County to the Eugene Loan & Savings Bank, 26.8x84 feet In Eugene, $152. Special warranty. County Commissioners of Lane County to Eugene Loan & Havings Bank, 26.3x34 feet In Eugene; $254 1 3. Special warranty. J H McClung and wife to J B Cole man, 23x80 feet lu original plat of Eugene; $3500. County Commissioners of Laue County to Wm Preston, 28x34 feet In Eugene; $216.60. Special warranty. County Commissioners of Lane eounty toC Marx, 26x 84 feet in En- gene; $142.50. County Commissioners of Line county to 1 M Horn, 16x34 leet In Eu gene; $114. O C R Co to James B Young, land In T 18s rlw; $92.15' Bertha D Ream and husband to Wllda Doyle, 62 acres in T 17 1 1 e; $350. County Commissioners of Lane county to Cbailes Mayhew 40x34 feet In Eugene; $76. - Story of a Slave To be bound band and foot for years by the obalns of disease Is the worst form of slavery. George D Williams of Manchester, Mich, tells how such a slave was made free. He says: "My Kile has been so helpless for five years that she oould not turn over In bed, alone. After using two bottles of Elec- trlo BltUTs she Is wonderfully Improv ed and able to do her own work." Tbls supreme remedy for female dis eases quickly cures nervousness, sleep lessness, melancholy, headache, back- aobe. fainting and dlr.zy spells. 'Ibis miracle working medicine is a goasena to weak, sickly, run-down people. Every bottle guaranteed. Only 60 oents. Hold at Ainu's drug store. YOUtt FACE Shows the state of your fi-Hllogs and tbe state of your health aa well. Im pure blood makes Itself apparent In a pale and sallow complexion, Pimples and Hkln Emotions. If you are feeling weak and worn out ana no not nave a health? annearance you Kbould try Acker's Blood Klixlr. It cures all blood diseases where cheap 8araaparll las and so-called purine rail; anow Ing tbls we sell every bottle on a poel live guarantee. V L DeLaoo, l)rug gist Do Yoo Wsnt to l.o East B' ginning Hept 121h rules to Chicago will be reduced via the Northern Pa'lflc. Call on or write RHcMohprby, Agent, Eugene, Oregon TolheLsdle of Eugene and Vicinity To save darnins; and maklntr new hosiery of old. Bet the noted Kaclnt teet, ten cents per pair, from Mrs F D Wulteaker, agent, Teutb street, near UharneJlnn. Baroai.nh. Mhopworn Rambler and Ideals at reduced prices. MaTUX-'K A MOvLAKAHAW, THE GUARD'S BARGAIN It Is Our Business To dUju.nae heiiltli-KmiKi prencrijv. tioDB iu tbe riht way. It i h busi ness which wa have uot 1 irnrd in ft diy, but ouly after vr.ii of hard steady, pereiitent wurat and study. We use pure drugs, compound them accurately and charge an how-nt pricu Willaiufitte St. W. L. DkLANU, Chimin OUR TRUE BLUE.. Serge suits for men are the talk of the town. Because they are full of Eastern style, and make a fellow admire him self. $12.00 will pntyou next. J. V. KAUFF.MAN. ARRIVED WITH THE RAIN Scudder't Canada Sap Maple Syrup in pints and quart. In fclarn; J gallon and gallon in tins. Imported Olive Oil the pure guill. 7 packages Dixie Queen tobacco for 25 oeuts J. U. QUE EN & SON, Grooer. The Smart Things Id men's preat coats are fonnd here The new English Box In browns, tans or plain black; the whip oord, Herring dod6, Kexaeya and MeltonB Tho make Ibe boys look right. $8 to 20. HAMPTON liliua Jessie Shirley's Window photographs were madu from a photo study by the Dorris Art Gallery Flatino Ovals and oopper prints are new thing JUST AS THE Sun Went Down It bagsnto rain. Than yon all want storm ooats. We have any kind you want, from one dollar to ton. P. FRANK & SONS The Rnokot. You can Move The Earth With ease and oomfort If yon ub the J. I. Cass oulkaj plow. Labor saved 1b money earned. Stoves ol all kinds. Carriage and Implement Repository. Ninth and Oak Sts. B. L. LONO WE GOT THEM The swollest Ho. of men's overcoat in Oregon KnKliall whip cords Herring boneand Moltona. The proper length, box out; velvet collars; prlooe $10 up DUNN'S Wj Want Everyone In town to try our now method of lighting oheaper than oil, bolUr than electrloily. Mo wioks to trim, no odor, safe and eoonomioal. Tbe one-light pendant, $8. Try It and yon 'II want another. WINTER PHOTO CO All the new Coon... Bongs and oboioe vooal aud Instru mental sheet mneioal half price. Everything in the musioal line at THE RANKIN MU8IO BTORE Seventh Bt. BLANKETS GALORE The largest line dt good dies p blankets In town. Our SOoent grade will surprise you. Grays or white. Of course we have got the better grade also. MoCI.UNO'H. Golden Eggs Are being laid for every bargnln hnn ter In town, for we are olusing out a large stock of dry goods, olothing, hats, shots, tin ware and grooerles Don't miss this opportunity to save monev. At Ni.th ana Oak Bt. BtllNEHART'S Its Highly Recommemded Br people here at home who have used, Yerington's l'olson Oak llemedy. It is a positive ours for oak poisoning, itch ec nma, ringworms tetter. 80 cents. YEltlNQTON'S 0th Street Drug Store. Wa'er After Your Boy to wear the proper shoe. Hanana' foot wear fa the worlds standard for Style, Quality, Durability. They cost $!00 but that's chosp for what your getting. At one place only DUNN'ri. A Pointer. tor the hunt. We bare losderl .hells by tb. oar load, quick shot or King's smoKsless gnns ana sporisaon sup. plies. F. L. CHAMIitKB You Can Bark- About yonr good wheels, but tbiy can't beat the New Barker. All tho twentieth oentarjr improYemenU, with at j style of saddle lor $34.75 Ttts nl them sold. Ninth Bt. BABKEBOUN VOHK8 We Challenge You. To find th. equal to our prices and qual women and children. We can fit e.eiy one in style, qua" J. V. KAUKKMAN. Th. Most for Cash. It's American ...... 1 . 1 n ItaiwltntllMl flffAn Ol U UUIU.I.IU, " " J . I .i-l V.! . .. f)na hnnrirt-d -1 mM In, Sill. Plllt.tHO pieos sol (or 5 ISO. Cholos Isrm produce and lire poultry. At V. . WOOD, Clroosr A friendly Tip... On men'suinU'rirnrmpuls. Wo hirn n extra tino quality ol pray wool Uecoe litH'-l.Ni cuius iHi'li. Alan aiiolher grade nun a uvutntf utuu kirt.t', RftllaU riCe. Su.-our windowi. 8. II, FItlKNDLY. Dry Goods. STOVES TO BORN.... The nitwit elaborate Hue of stoves in Eu gene are found tit-re. Steel ranees s tok ers and air tiaht ht-nter: prices from 94 up Also the cetebrattil Jewel ranges; the beot nn earth. Our priocs will interest you. THK tVUirriX HARDWARE CO. We Want Heads... Of ladies to wear our rich autumn millin ery, which will comprise all the rery new eiis creations of the fashion world. Ea ttlish walking hats and new felt sailors galore, some as cheap as 60 cents. EASTERN MirXlNEU. ...9th St.. Miaa E. Saltiuan OUR DAILY BREAD Inihvayn Hht, fresh and Is full of health ful nourishment. Baked from choioe Hour, in a sanitary bakery, by expert baker.. A l kinds of bread and fancy bakiutf Is our specialty. CHICAGO BAKERY. O- C. Zeiqi.eb, Willamette St. Folding Lounges... Plim comfortable beds, solid oak handVonHly upholstered in plnBh o' lihio, brown or red. A largo assort ment at $7.75 White tnnmel beds at $4 up. Allsigeii, Ninth St. H. GORDON The Rich can Ride in Chaises AnO tho farmer can ride his drag barrows by uaing the new improved riding attaohuient. They are cheap. Come and soe them. The celebrated Weber farm wations. Produce merchandise. Ninth and Oak Sts. 0, 0. MoMAKtN RICH AUTUMN MILLINERY Chotco pattern head wear and the season's leading novelties, Walking hats and sailors. MISS.ESTFXLX LEARNED Ninth St. A Monument Ol Perfection In foreign or domcttlo Rrnolto Or marble made In nny style or slso.at reasonable prices. Patronise home Industry. Trices moderate. Bupurlor workmanship. W.W. Martin. Willamette Ht. KUGRNK Git AN ITS A MAK1U.K WORKS. We Don't Sell Gold Dollars for ninety cents, bat we promise toniveyru the bent quality of choioe groceries at the lowest mar ket prices, and good measure, which is often an inducement. J. L PAGE, Willamrtie Rt. Grocer HORSELESS CARRIAGES Jiraml new; metallic wheels; rubber tires canopy top; handsomely upholstered; all modern oomforts for the babies. Papa will he the motive power. Prices 97.00 to$2d,00. Guns, Ammunitlnn, llloyclea, Cutlery, General repairing. HORN 4 PAINE. Its Rag Time From now on In the prices of clothing, furnirihinft and dry good; It I'm closing out; the best bargains tn town are found here daily, A. V. PETERS. The Yellow Front For a cholu. litis ot nRooantrs, CIOAKS ami TUIIAC'CO ro to th. Yel low Fkoht, Ninth strasb , I. K. PUTKH8. A LITTLE DOCTOR.... Given awav free: which oonsisU of fiftv twn choice well selected formulas fotr common ailments. You shoitld'rit'be without it Come and. get It with Tiik Corner 1huo Stork's Compliments. VINCKNT k CO, If You Are Off It may be the fault of your watch. Many a good man goes wrong on this account We are eipert in watch repairing and charge the same as the other leuow, J. 8. LUCK BY. Willamette 8t, The Jeweler, Students Supplies Rooks of all V!nl. Leading publica tions of novels; tun cent edition. The National Heparale laf nole book ts someming new ana amuaj; so oonu. Come and see It. THK UNlVKltHITY BOOK BTORE. it. O. MlM.SR, FASHION'S DECREE In pattern and novelty head dress for l.illes. The strlctlr np-to-rlat. and elaborate Hoe ot Mnsli.h wslkinf huts aud sailors. Prliss tn plesM sverr body MlrHEB WAlTON. MMe.teM miners. Willamette St. The Hunter's Lunch Yon will find eterythlnf 70a wantfo hunt Intinh hern. Whole Wheat ihrean4 MsctlMl 3ft oents Hlarirola bmul anltnun, JU cents. Original IfevlUxl Ham, K. oetiU. Choice KiMtr-rn Ormera, M CeDia. l.tinrh I-ottT, '& renin, tardtitei, pick lei and tbe like. Jth Klreft. RAT A HOM Where There's Sop There's Hope. 1 We hare an excellent line of toilet soaps at harKin prices Italian. Tula brn IS cento I 'ainy (hxn ..... boi 'iXt cents ltoval (flvrine, .boi 2fi oents Tien-goo Is are Kirka B-ot, Try 'hm P Jn oer, C. l. COML'B CO G0IiuWlS. Ladies Attention... You will find nearly f-v rything in the Hue of ntuler garments here. Our choioe woo! combination suits seem to pleano everyone who w ars them. Prioe, $ 1. Some oheaper, Millinery also. S1ISW s. a. KAN'KIV Ladles' Furnisher. The Handsomest Rooms Are now finished in Ingrain wall papr of bluett shadea, wood work painted to oorronpond. We) hate a complete lice of ti e new uoYeltiea, which will iutbitht you, (he prices ot which are yery low. AriinU' mate rials, paiots, oilaand iwpplitvi at the leaders, L. A . O V ERTON InNrior Decorator Improved Horseshoolng There's no part of a horse that re quires mora attfntion than his feet. Every time a horse 1m brought into our shop the feet are examined olosely aod defects in previous shoe ing are corrected, We charge the ML IDA nlri nrtnn OliT. St. WILEY & IiUBBAOH General Blacksmiths, Wneelrlghls We are the Only PEOPLE In Eugene that sell th. pare fall cream oheeas and Eastern Oregon hard wheat flour. Try Bourne's famous gold ooln soap, scren bars US oents. It's all right. THE BOUKNK MERCANTILE CO Fine Wood Furnishings For stone offices, bents, bsrrooms, made to order on short notice. Wludows, doors and moulding, aud genoral flno wood workers, Frlces reasonable. Estimate f lron on application. Mall orders care ully attended to, . At M1DQI.EY MILLS Foot ot East Sixth St. EVERYTHING Under the Sun Is bought and sold here. We hays some good bargains in stores, heaters and household furnitura, and can satisfy your wants and pookalbook, WINTERS & UANVILLE Ninth Bt. WE ARE ENGAGED In the Good Cause Of putting down drink, of cholos brands. Come and help us along, Th.Old SoT.reign Whiskey. Well, try it. It pleases. Wet delicacies of all kinds. TBE HOFFMAN BAB Sommorrllle A Bergei. Meet Me on Meat W And I will meat you with the finest the oountry aifords. My meat is high-grade, sold at llrlng priors; I will treat you right. Try ma. 0. M. YOUNG Phone 10 for prompt service, fi Royal English Herat porcelalne dinner set of sixty-two pieces, very choice quality and hand some design, 10.25. Otld pieces of A us trlan China bargain prices. GEO, T. HALL k SON. Urooers. Handsome Dining. Room furniture at special prices. Round or square ei tension tables of solid quar tered oak. fH.OO up. High hack 00m fortable chairs to match 11.00 each. Kauojr sofa pillows galore, 26o. J. W. KAYS FURN1TURK COMPANY fi ue Jour-gey T"?rouot ' are always seeing things ws would like to shoot with a camera. We sell the Cyclone Magakine Camera No U, $t), Also Eastmans Kodaoks and photo graphic supplies. Our prices wlQ inter eat you. THE EUGENE BOOK STORE. BETTER THAN DOCTORS' BILLS To have yonr home properly equipped with sanitary plurublujr. It UN. time, money and misery. We know our busl w. Try us. STARR k AYA. WUlsmstts St. Practical l'lumbtn or That Hungry Feeling Try one of our Table dt ftote dinners. 25 oents. A meal ticket is a permanent remedy. Everything flmt class. Ban day dinners a specialty, 00 cento at THE HOFFMAN HOUSeT W. O. ZftlOXift, Trop. avy Winter... Footwear fo men bf most Rtry price and qnalit to pleat the wearer. Varied tlylesat reasonable prlcea. DAVTD LINK. The Shoe Mao. FOR SALE. The John Tonng farm t miles from JuDotioa City, ft miles from Irving, 160 acres of cheloe grain land. All under cultivations good fences; fair buildings; worth $2A an acre. Prioe 20 as. acre. Inquire of Kutten Ral Katatoaodln vestment Company, or Uacmaster k Blrrill, Portland, Oregon. ...BICYCLES.. Repalrlnl, Sundries, etc. MATLOCK A McCLANAHAN, Run Into Each Other Whinreayllng at night. Bo the different letters ever run Into each other and con din. 7011? II so It's tiros to firs roe a can I'll make reeding a plMsur I do not travel 1 am always her. to ractKjr srrora aod mr prices are rMsonahl.. Gradual. Optician, J. O, WATTS. o.weler. The Monarch of Excellencr Is th. endorsement lren by ell smokers of th. SU e Henator. Try a boi, Th Qutm of Heart. Is the best nickel stroke In the staM, All th. lexlins brands of tobacco at F.O. roTlU Wlllem It. Ht Tobaoconlal) iiffaMaMr-r''-''