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Newspaper Page TextTlio Kind You Have Always Bought, and which bus been tn 1IMA ff)P OVPf SiO VOnm. hud 41. .... .. - - - - Ail Cnuni-.v-;. Imitation? and But U".tnt aru i;.( t-. perimcnts that triile with t.-tu-jiser tlio lw-uUk m' Infants and Children HvicvioiK .5 ;.jrij.t Eyp'riinuut. 5S Castorla is a substitute for Cantor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Harmless and Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine uor other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and nllays Feverlshnef-i. It cures Diarrhoea and Wiud Colic. It relieves Tectlihur Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Voo.!, regulates tho Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Tho Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS 5 t Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THC CKXTHUW COMPANY. TT MUWWY Dyspepsia Cure. Digests what you eat. Itartiflciallydlgeststhe food and aids Mature la strengthening and recon structing the exhausted digestive or gans. It isthelatestdiscovereddigesfe BDtand tonic. No other preparation can approach it In etllciency. It in stantly relieves and permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, SlckHeadache,Gastralgia,Cramps,ana all other results of I mperfect digestion. Prepared by E. C. DcWitt A Co., Cblcaso. VINCENT & CO.. Dorner Orug Stare. NEhWA KKiores VITALITf LOST VIGOR Ar.D MAMMtJOC Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and wasting diseases, all effects o" self- aousa, or cxccbs and India- I cretion. Aii?vvetonicaii(l bioot! builder. Brine's the i ! wf p;nic glow to paic cneetca anc restores the fire of youth. IftS'ifa By mail ROcper box; O boxes ior,".iVJ.(jt; wits a written guaran tee to cure or refund tho money. NERVITA MEDICAL CO. Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILU For sale W L DrLaho. Druggist, Eugene, Or Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. Time card 2 for Yoqutna Train leaves Albany 1250 P M Leave Corvallis 1:45 P M Arrives Yanuina 5:50 PM 1 Returning Leaves Yaqulua 7:00 AM LeaveB Corvallis 11;40 A M Arrives Albany 12;26 P M 8 for Detroit- Leaves Albany 7:40 A M ArrivM T1fmr ll-fiX AM 4 Returning leaves Detroit lZHfo Y Ai Arrives Albany 5:35 P M 6 Leaves Albany 6:05 P M Arrives Corvallia 6:55 P M 5 Leaves Corvallia 6:40 AM Arrives Albany..., 7:25 A One and tvnmnnuM at A Irian and CUi V iS with Southern Pacific trains, sivlni i at service tu and from Newport and f.'.ant 'No. nrnmrmm Ativan- fit CVii-valll .v: jfon. days, Wednesdays and Fridays onlj. Xo. orunslrom Corvallis to Albany o. Tues days, Thursdays and Haturdavs only. Trains for the mountains arrive at Detroit at noon, Riving ample time to reach camping K rounds on the Breltunbush and Hantiam the same day. EDWIN STONE, Manager H L WAIYDKJtf. J TURNER, TEA PA Agent, Albany. THROUGH TICKETS TO THE ASTni SOUTH EAST SOUTHERN PACIFIC- COMPANY Pullman Pal Qla.n.p. T m i P- jstSleeners and Reclinln Cnair Cars Dally to .". .'. I'EVVER, OMAHA, CHICAGO, KAXSA3 CITY, ST. LOUIS And other lEaetern Cities. IThe only line from 1, l I " o. -.1.11.. -- ... . ur...n,i oueiing penenitera oiciaiij blurted Kicnnloneithrough to Chicago rr WedWay. uttPortlanil to Chicago yu "jthern Pacific. Union Pacific . Ity'e- ftawiure checked through to mat.on. Magnificent scenery, Union - - . vtiuc, ifnren niKS. aoilT a!?'"1" information, apply to any .u.uvrn I'actnc company, or M LATHROP, C EBROWX, 01Ant Di.tPaAg """i Stmt, Portland, Oregon. 9 Brtl 2 - mo signature or " "" " ueuu m;uio under his per sonal supervision i.ince its infancy. All.l-.V SIO OHO 111 An: ,.vn 1,1.. Signature of ITnitT, NIWVORK CITV. THE EISlJiG WILLAMETTE. Light-Uinft Steameis May Soon Kekcb Euifpuo. Today's Oregoniau: "Captain James Smith, of lb? steamer City of Eugene, says the Upper Vi:l,iti.itu liver lias riwn to a tempiirary bout inn stage, and lie thinks of running as fur as Eugene about Saturday. He says the warehouses all along the river bank between Corvallis aud Eugeue are packed with wheat waiting for river transportation to Portland. The City of Kugene was running on pretty shallow water when laid up a few weeks ago, and the boat's hull was punctured In several places by suags and stutnpa on the river bottom. The punctures have beeu patched and the City of Eugene Is now as good as new. Captaiu Smith says the only place he is now bothered in the river is at the railroad bridge near Harrisburg. When the bridge was built, many years ago, it stood at right angles to the channel, but the Willamette has been nn a tear a time or two since, and the draw now prestuts an aoute angle to the stream. Tlnee Doctors in Contnltatlon. Prom Ben jam. Franklin. When you are sick, what you like best is to be chosen for a medicine in the first place; which experience tells you is best, to be chosen in the second place; wnat reason o. e., rneorv) says is nest to be chosen in the last place. But if you can get Dr. Inclination, Dr. Ex perience and Dr. BeaBon to hold a con sultation together, they will give you tne Dest advice mat can De laaeu." When you have a bad cold Dr Incli nation would recommend Chamber lain's Cough Remedy because It is pleasant and sale to lake. Dr Experi ence would recommend It because it never falls to effect a speedy and per manent cure. Dr Reason would rec mend it because it iBpiepared on solen tiQo principles, and acts on nature's plan in relieving the lungs, opening che seoretions and restoring the eystem to a natural and healthy condition. For sale by V D Delano. Spain's (ireatest Meed. Mr R POlivia.of Barcelonla, Spain, spends bis winters at Aiken, B C. Weak nerves had caused severe pains in the back of his head. On using Eleclrio Bitters, America's greatest Blood and Nerve Remedy, all pain soon left him. He says this grand medicine Is what bis country needs, All America knows that It cures liver and kidney trouble, purifies the blood, tones up the stomach, strengthens the nerves, puts vim, vigor and new life into every muscle, nerve and organ of the body. If weak, tired or ailing you need It. Every bottle Kuaranleed. On ly 60 cents. Sold at Linn's Drugstore. Musical Department II. or O., Piano Lessons. W GlfTord Nash-Lelpzlg. For terms apply first door lo right ot south entrance to dormitory. Miss Marguerite llausn, Italian method of voice culture, solo slngiug and sight reading classes. Recom mended by M re Walter Reed o I Port land. For terms, etc., apply at north parlor of dormitory from 9:30 a m to 3:30 pm, where Miss Hansen will be found every day. Old fashions In dress may be revived, but no old-fashioned medicine can re plies Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by W L DeLano. The "Plow Boy Preacher," Rev J Klrkmse, Belle Rive, III, says: "Af ter suffering from bronchial or long trouble for ten years, I was cured by One Minute Cough Care. It Is all that is claimed for it and more," It cures coughs, colds, grippe and all throat and lung troubles. Vincent & C o, Corner Drug Store. Couldn't Keep Hint Cat. "The briglitttit reporter I ever knew." Mid a newspaper man, "was liilly ( iayl .r, who died at Hut Springs in 1 !.". 1 le was a most persistent fel low after an item, and that reminds me at a little story, about the last incident of his career. Ho had beeu assigned by a certain Chicago daily to interview an eiuiuiiit bishop about a schism in the church. Tho bishop didn't waut to talk and wouldn't see him. but Gaylor bribed a servant to let him into the hall iml waylaid the dignitary as he was roniing through. He was ordered out tor his pains, but next day he peno tnited the house again on some pretext tr other and was again fired. "Ho ropeated the exploit three or lour times with similar results, and at last the bishop coming home late at night, found Billy sitting in his study reading the Bible. Nobody could ex plain how he got in, but the prelate wilted and told him what he wanted to know on condition that he would go away and stay sway. "Shortly after poor Gaylor got gal loping consumption and died, and, hap pening to meet the bishop at a church conference, I told him that the young man who had once so molested him would never do it again. " 'Let us hope that he is in heaven,' said a clergyman standing by. "The bishop eyes twinkled. He loved a joke. 'No doubt he is. ' he re plied gently. 'I don't think they could keep him out ' " Exchange. Occupations Affect Fncee. "A man's occupation or condition has more to do with making bis fuce thun most people think," observed a gentleman who is somewhat a judge of character. "Intellectual pursuits, liko the studies of the scholarly profession, when couploi with temperate and good moral habits of life brighten tho face and give tho person a refiued and su perior look. Mugnanimity of nature or the love of Btudy and art will make a bright, glad face, but contrary to this a man may have a face that does not please anybody because of a love of self to the exclusion of others, notwith standing his learning and - worldly Bhrewdness. Soldiers got a hard, sovere look ; reporters look inquisitivo ; mathe maticians look studious; judges look grave, even when off the bench; the man who has had domestic trouble looks all broken up. "An example of the ludicrous side of tills Bubject is to see a third class law yer stalking around a police court look ing as wise as an owl. The business makes the face, I say. Thero's the mer chant's face, tho ministerial face, the lawyer's face, the doctor's face, tho hoodlum's face, all so distinct oach from the other and singly that I seldom fail to recognize those callings shining through tbo faces. And what city bred hoy cannot recognize a genuine farmer tli- iiTomont he Bees him on the etreott" Washington Star. How to Kill Them. Although every honsukeepor may not be a member of a band of mercy or hu mane society, she can help on the good work if she will practice some of tho Bociety'B rules. For example, lot her boar in mind that crabs to be properly killed should before boiling be thrust through the mouth and body with a sharp steel at one blow. When a lobster is required, insert a narrow bladod knife into tho third joint of the tail, severing the spinal cord. This will cause instant death and Is much less cruel than to put it into the water alive, especially if it is not boil ing, as the lobster then suffers a slow, lingering death. Terrapin also should be morclfully killed before being cooked. . The eel tribe is suid to bo a terrible sufferer from man's inhumanity to fish. So difficult Is it apparently to kill eels Hint people have even ceasod to try to kill them at all If their heads were cut off before they wore otherwise handled, they would at once be out of misery. Buffalo Express. Heat of the Earth. It is well known that a great deal ot effort has been put forth in all parts of the world where mining Is carried an to a great depth, to dotormine as a sat isfactory average tho increase of tho earth's temperature with depth. A few years ago it was commonly assumed to be 1 degree for each 90 feet In depth, but more recently deeper workings un der ilt conditions have led to the be lief that 1. is something over 200 feet for each degree r' increased tempera ture. It Is admitted, however, that the depth to which mining has thus far been carried is so shallow as compared with the great distance to the center of the earth that it is really not known what the average increase of tempera ture with depth Is. Observations mado at the various places have been where the surrounding conditions were so dif ferent that the tests were not satisfac tory, as, for example, those made in the Lake Superior and Nevada regions. Aa TJnJoet Dlaerlmalnatloa. ' "This idea of making you take out a license for a dog is all wrong, " said the flog owner. "It Is unjust discrimina tion." "Oh, I don't know!" answered the man who had just come from the conn ty clerk's office. "In most places you have to take out a license for a wife too." "But you don't have to renew it ev ery y oar, " returned the dog owner in an aggrieved tone. Chicago Post. Obedient to the Letter. Bobble's Mamma Now, mind. Bob ble, if they pass you the cake a second time at the party you must say. No, thanks) I've had plenty," and don't yon forget It Hostess (at the party) Won't Bubble have some more cake 1 Bobble (who hasn't forgotten) Nope, thanks; I've had enough an don't Too feriret It I Cleveland fltaa ueaiex. TOOK FACE Shows the state of ynur feelings and the state of your health as well. Im pure blood makes Itself apparent In a pale and sallow complexion, Pimp! and Skin Eruptions. If you are feeling weak and worn out and do not have a healthy appearance yon should try Acker's Blood Elixir. It cures all blood diseases where oheaD Baraaparll las and so-called purifiers fall know ing mis ws sen every Dome on a pout tlve guarantee. W L DeLano, Drug' gisv How's This We oiler One Hundred Dollars He. ward for any cm f Catarrh Hint can- ioi beeu led by Hall's Catarrh Cure. K J CHKNEY A Co., Toled i, O. We, the uudrslgutd, have kuotvu F J Cheney for I lie last le years, uud Lie llrve him perfectly honorable In all buaiiirxs transitions and lluaueially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. West & TKUAX, Wliolesale Drug gist, Toledo, O. WALD1NO, KlN.laN A. MAKV1N, Wholesale Druvgists, Toledo, (). hal"s Catarrh Cure is takeu inter- nail), acting directly upon the blood aud mucous surfaces of the system. Price 76c. per bottle. Bold by all drug- uicte. Testimonials free. Hall's Family Pills are the best. Ueal Estate Transactions. D W Coolidge and wife to C B Wil liams aud J M Shelley, fractional lot 6, block 10, origin I plat of Eugene; $36. Mrs Sarah "G Shaw lo Mlnuie G Stevens, lot 1, block 3, Shaw's addition to Eugene: fl. Minnie G Steveus aud husband to Sarah 1 Smith lot 1, block 2, Shaw's addition to Eugene; $1000. Benjamin to Mary E Keut, lut 9, block 3, In Hladdeu's addition to Eu gene; $500. How to Preveut Croup. We have two ohlldrenjwho are sub ject to attacks ot croup. Whenever an. atta k Is coming on my wife gives hem Chamberlain's Cough Bemedy aud It always prevents the attack. It is a household necessity in this oounty and no matter what else ws run out of, It wou'd not do In be without Cham berlain's Cough Remedy. More of it is sold here than all other cough medi cines combined. J M Nicklb, of Nlckle Fires, merchants, Nlcklevllle, Pa. For Sale by W L DeLano. A Night of Terror. "Awful anxiety was felt for the widow ot the brave General Burnham of Maobias, Me, when the doctors said she could not live till morning" writes Mrs S H Lincoln, who attended her that fearful night. All thought she must soon die from Pneumonia, out i-be begged for Dr King's New Dis covery, saying that it bad more than once saved her life, and had oured her of Consumption. After three small doses Bbe slept easily all night, and its further uss completely cured her." This marvelous medicine Is guaranteed lo cure all Throat, (Jhesc and Lung Diseases. Only 60o and $1.00. Trial bottles free at Linn's drug store. Typhoid FKVin. Cottage Grove Nugget: "A letter to JM Bbsrwood from his brother George at Weiser, Idaho, announces that Mrs Sherwood Is now on the road to recovery from an attack of typhoid fever whloh has held her bedfast slnos the middle of May. It also chroni- oles the death of Mis. Cora Hendrloks, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lafe Hendricks well known In Lane county, at whose borne Mr and Mrs Sherwood are staying. Chester Hendricks brother ol the deoeased girl is now bedfast with the same disease. Bines Mis Sherwood's Illness she has been a witness to three deaths In the house hold. Mr Sherwood writes that as soon a. his wife la able to be moved they will visit the Willamette valley." D Yoa Want to Go EastV Beginning Sspt 13th rates to Chicago ill be reduced via the Northern Pacific Call on or write R McMURPHEY, Agent, Eugene, Oregon. To theLadles of Engeas and Vicinity. To save rlarnin and maklnar new hosiery of old, get the noted Racine teet, ten cents per pair, from Mrs F D Wbiteaker, agent, Tenth street, near Cbarnelton. Friends, Americans - and country. men, lend me your ears. I curs catarrh if in the bead, throat or stomach. It breaks up a cold; It prevents taking cold while treating; It leaches the disease through lbs blood, try 7Uaks." it positively cures catarrn headaches and all other headaches. At Vincent A Co's Corner Drug Store, Eugene, Ore, If yoa scour the world yon will never find a remedy equal to One Minute Cough Core," says Editor Fackler, of the Mlcanopy, Fla, Hustler. It cured bis family or La Grippe and saves thousands from pneumonia, bronchitis, cronp and all throat and lung tioubles. Vincent Co, Corner Drug Store. President King, Farmer's Bank, Brooklyn, Mich, has used DeWitl' Little Early Risers In bis family for years. Bay. they are the bes'. These famous little pills cure constipation, biliousness and all liver and bowel troubles. Vincent A Co, Corner Drug Store. "When our boj. were almost dead from whooping cough, our doctor gave One Minute Cough Cure, They recov ered rapidly," writes P B Belles, Ar- gyle, Pa. It cures coughs, colds, grippe and all throat and lung troubles, Vincent & Co, Corner Drug Store. French Tansy Wafers, the world's famous remedy for Irregular and pain ful periods of ladies; are never failing and safe. Married ladles' friend, French Tansy Wafers are the only re liable female remedy In the world; Im ported from Paris; take nothing else, but Insist on cenulns; In red wrappers with crown trsde mark, La Francs Drug Company, Importers, 808 Turk St San Francisco. For sale by all drug gists, or sent In plain wrapper direct on receipt oi i. THE GUARD'S BARGAIJl It Is Our Business To awpnuae health-giving prt'itcrip tions iu thi right way. It in a bust nesa which we have uot I- trots) in a tiny, but only after yen a of hard uteatly, pert h tent worn ami study. We use pure drugs, com poo ml them accurately and charge bd ht nnt price WilUuit lte St. V. L. DkLAXO, Cfaiuiisl OUR TRUE BLUE..... Serge suits for men are the talk of the town, because they are full of Kvitem style, and make a fellow admire him self. 512. CO will put you next J. V. KAUFPMAN. ARRIVED WITH THE RAIN Scudder's Canada Sap Maple Syrup Id pints ami quart, in glaas; gallon and gallon in tins. Imported Olive Oil the pure gutll. 7 packages Dixie Queen tobacco for 25 cents. J. U. GREEN & SON, Grooera. The Smart Things la ea 's preat coats are found hers The new Engliab Box in biowna, laua or plnin blaok; the whipcord, Herriug bou6, Kerseys and Moltona Tho; uiaka the boys look right. $8 to $20. HAMPTON BROS, THE WISE, The beautiful, the Rood; age, youth, and babyhood, faithfully reprcduceu by the (Jamerist'e art. lUBCNE.OIt. JUST AS THE Sun Went Down It began to rain. Then you all want Btorm ooats, We have any kind you waDt, from one dollar to ton. P. Fit AN K & SONS The Baoket. You can Move The Earth With eaHO and comfort if yon ubo tho J. I. Case sulkey plow. Labor saved is monoy earned. Stoves of all vinds. Carriage and Implement Ropoaitory . Ninth and Oak Sts. B. L. LONG WE GOT THEM The snellest line of men's overcoats In Oregon Englih whip oorda Horring bone and Meltons. 1 he proper lengths box cut; velvet collars; prices $10 up at DUNN'S 1 We Want Everyone In town to try onr new method of lighting oheuper than oil, bolter than electricity. No wicks to (rim, no odor, Bflfo and economical. The one-light pendant, $8. Try it and yon 'II wvnt another. WINTER PHOTO CO All the new Coon... Bongs and ohoico vocal and instru mental Bheet mn.lo half price. Everything in the muaioal line at THE RANKIN MUSIC STORE Seventh St. BLANKETS GALORE The largest line ol good cheap blanket tn town. Our 50 cent grade will surprise you. Grays or white. Of course we nave got the better grade also. McCLUNO'S. Golden Eggs Are being laid for every bargain hnn ter in town, for we are oloaing out a large stock ol dry goods, doming, hats, shoes, tin ware and grooeries Don't miss this opportunity to save money. At Nlalli and Oak Bis. BHINEHART'S Its Highly Recommended By people here at home who have used Verlngton'a Poison Oak Iteraedy. It U a positive cure for oak poiaoninK, itch eo aema, ringworms tetter. 35oents. YERINGT(N'S 9th SbrNt Drag: Store. We'er After Your Boy to wear the profier shoe. Hanan.' foot wear la the worlds standard for Htyle, Quality, Durability. They onat Si 00 but that's cheap fur what your getting. At or. plaoe only DUNN'S. A Pointer... lor the bunt. We have oaded bells by the oar load, quick shot or King's smokeless guns and sportsmen sup plies. F. L. CUAMULKS You Can Bark. About your good wheels, but th y can't beat the New Barker. All IL. twentieth century improvi-inents, with any style of saddle for $34.75 ixr'.s oi tnem sola Ninth St. BARKER OUN . OUK8 We Challenge You To find the oqual to our prices and qual ity in wet weather garments for men, women and children. We can ht every one In style, quality and pric. .T. V. KAL'FFMAN. Tbe Most for Cash. It's American Made porcelain, handsomely deco rated in delicto bine. One hundred piece dinner set for $10. Fifty-two piece set for 0 50. Choioe farm produce and live poultry. At IA, . WOOD, Oroosr A friendly Tip... On mcn'riiiiidi'rxiiruu'iitif. Wo luivc an extra line :,uality of wray wool ileco lined, ft tt'tu each. Also another crado with a delimit; blue- tlti.r, tuime price, our windows. 8. H. HKiKNDLY. STOVES TO BURN.... TlieiutttteUttoratelioe of stove, in Eu Keue are fnund here, StrelraiiLfs duik er and Mr twht heater; pricva f nun tM up Also the celebrated Jewel rani;es; the bet ou earth. Our price will interest you. THE Giil.'FlN HAHDWARK CO. Ws Want Heads... Of lad ie to wear our rich autumn millin ery, which will comprise all the very new eiw creations of the fashion worhL Km gliali walking hats and new felt sailors galore, some aa cheap as 50 ceuta, EASTERN MILLINER. ...9th St.. Mihh E. Saltxman OUR DAILY BREAD Is always light, freeh and U full of health ful noiirifthuient. Baked from choice, flour, in a annitary bakery, by expert bakor.. A I kinds of bread and fanoy baking Is our tipuuialty. CHICAGO BAKERY. O- C. Zriolek, Willamette St Folding Lounges... Pliia comfortable bedti, solid oak Imudeoui' ly upholatorod in plnah o' bluo, brown or red. A largo itflwrt nti'i.t at $7.75 W Into euamul bedu ut $1 up. All ttizcft. Niuth St. H. GO 11 DON The Rich can Ride in Chaises An! tho furmer oau rido hi drag hturowB by imicg the new improved riding nttaohinont. They nro rhonp. Come and see thorn . The oolobatt'd Webor farm watSda. Prod u co iuorohaudio. Ninth and Ouk ft. C. C. MoMAKIN RICH AUTUMN MILLINERY Choioo pntlern bond wear nnd the NenRon's Vuding novelties. Walking hats and suitors, MIbB E8TELLA LEA UN ED Ninth St. A Monument 01 Perfection Iti forelirn or doine.tto uranlto or marblo made lit any etyleor Bleo. at rcaionable prlw-i. rttlrontzo homo industry. Trices moueraio. otipenor woramnneuip, W. W. Martin, Wlltainutto Ht. KUGKNR ORAN1TB A MAKIII.K WOHKS. We Don't Sell Gold Dollnm for ninety contR, but we promine to givo y u (ho bout quality of choice grocoriim nt tho low em mnr ket price), and good nieauaro, which is oiton an inuueoment. J. L PAGE, Willamette Ht. Grocer HORSELESS CARRIAGES lirand newt metal Ho wheels; rubber tires canopy top; liandNomely uphointerrd; all mode rn comforts for the babios. Papa will 1 the motive power. Prices $7.00 to$'2o,00. Guns, Ammunition, lUuyelea, Cutlery, General repairing. 1IOKN & PAINE. Its Rag Time From now on In the prices of olothtng, furnishing and drv goods; (r I'm closing out; the best bargains in town are found here daily, A. V. PETE 113. The Yellow Front For a choice lloe of orooerira, cioahb and to n At to go to the Yii trow Fkont, Ninth street I. K. PETERS, A LITTLE DOCTOR.... Given awav free: which consist of fifty two choioe well selected formulas for common ailments. You should'nt be without It Coma and get It with Tux Cohmih Duuu Btorx'b CaimplfmentR. VINCENT 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 exert in watch repairing and charge the same as the other fellow. J. 8. LUCK BY, Will metteSt, The Jeweler, Students Supplies nooksof all kinds. Loadlnit pjhllctv tlonsof novtds; n o com edition. Ihe National Ht .aiate leaf note book Is sometMne new aud hsudv; V coiili. Come and see it. T1IK UNIVERSITY BOOK HTOBB. It. fl. MlI.I.tB, FASHION'S DECREE In pattern and novelty head dtess for ladles. The strictly np-t,-)ate and elaborate Hue ot knall.ti walking bi-ts aud sailors. Frlres U please every body MISS KB WALTON, Modest. Milliners. Wul"Mut The Hunter's Lunch You will find everything jou wart To hunt lunch hfff. Whole Wheat shrraded hlscnlll 3fl cents ulani-ola tiMim aim on, M cvtiis. OrlKlual Ih'TUed Ham, It w ills. Choice Ksabiru ' iviters, ii Cents, l.iJTJf.'h IxtmUTI, 'i'n OflltH. pardittes, pickles and tt ellke. vth flireet. ORAT A BO.1 Where There's Soen There's Hope. We have an excellent line of toilet soaps at bargain prices; Hal-am Tulu box 15 cents laisy lateen. ... .box accents Koyal Glycerine, .box 25 cents These goods are Kirks Rest, Try them P Urooer, C, U COM lid CO. GOkUlVlflS. Ladies Attention... You w,ll find neurly ev, rjtbin in llu line of utilt-r ghrnieuU bt-re. Our choico woo! combination snitj seem to pleeKo everyone who w 1111 tliem. Prut-, $1. Some cht-nptr, Millinery nlo. WHS S. c IttVKtV Ladice' Furnisher. The Handsomest Rooms Are now finished in Ingrain wall pnpir of black ehndes, wood work piiinied to correspond. We have a coiuphte lint ol iho new novelties, which will interist ye n, the prices ot which are very low. Ariivta' mate rials, paiuts, oils aud supjis at the lenders, L. A. OVERTON Inti rior Decorator Improved Horseshoeing There's no part of a boise that re. quires mora attention than bis feet. Grery time a horse i. brought into onr ehop the leet are examined closely and delects in previous shoe ing are corrected, We charge the hl mo old price. Olive St. WILEY & BURBAOH Ooneral lllaclcftralths, Wht'olrtsuta We are the Only PEOPLE In Engmio that sell the pure full cream cheeso and Eastern Oregon hard wheat flonr, Try Bourne's famous gold coin sonp, si von bars 25 oeuts. It's all right. THE BOURNS MERCANTILE CO Fine Wood Furnishings For atone oiNce., ItanVs, barrooms, made to order on short notice. Windows, doors and mouldings and Kouoral line wood workors. lMn-s reasonable. Estimates fly-in on application, Mall orders care fully attoudod to. At Minm.Rv Mrr.T.n Knot ot Kast HlxthHt. EVERYTHING Under the Sun Is bought and sold horo. We have sotno good bargains in stoves, heaters and hotiRehold furniture, and can satit-fy yonr wants and pookolbook. WINTERS Sr. MANTILLB Ninth St. . WE ARE ENGAGED In the Good Cause Of puttiug down drink, of oholoe brands. Oomo and help us along. The Old Sovereign Whiskey. Weil, try it. It pleases. Vet delicaoies of all kiuds. T LIE HOFFMAN BAR Sonimorville & Berger. Meet Me on Meat M And I will moat you with the finest the oountry affords. My meat is high-grade, sold at living prioes; I will treat you right. Try me. 0. M. YOUNG Phone 10 for prompt service, A Royal English So ml porcolaine dlnnor set of sixty-two pieces, vory choice quality and hand, some design, W Odd pieces of Aua trlan China; bargain price. GEO, T. HALL & SON. Grooenf. Handsome Dining. Room furniture at special prices. Round or smiare extension tables of solid quar tered oak. $8.00 up. High back com fortable on airs to match f 1.00 each Fancy sofa pillows galore, 26c. J. W. KAYS FURNITURE COMPANY Jlem Line.... Of pocket, pen and office knives at Eugene Book Store. BOOKS. E. BCHWARZSOHILD. BETTER THAN DOCTORS' BILLS To have your home properly equipped with sanitary plumbing. It saves time, money and misery. We know our busl nets. Try us. STARR ft AYA, Practical Plumbers Willamette St, For That Hungry Feeling Try one of our Table de Hot dinners, 25 cents. A meal ticket is a permanent remedy. Everything first class, Hun day diuners a specialty, 50 cents at THE HOFFMAN HOUSE, W. O, Z til gle it, Prop. Heavy Winter... Prolwunr foa men of most any price and qiiHll.) to jilomne the wearur. Varied styltsat russouable prices, DAVID LINK. The Rhoe Man, FOR SALE. The John Young farm f miles from Junction City, 3 miles from Irving, ll'-O acres of chwice grain land. All under cultivation; good fences; fair buildings; worth $'2Tt an acre. Price t'20 an acre. Inquire of Kuene Real Estateandln vestment Company, or Macmaster tfc Btrrill, Pottland, Oregon. ...BICYCLES.. Repairing, Sundries, etc. MATLOCK & McCLANAHAN, Run Into Each Other When reading at night. Bo the different letters ever run into each other and con lime yon! If so It's time to give me a call I'll make reading a pleasure. I do not travel; I am always here tn rectify errors and my prices are reasonable. Gradual Optlrian, J. O. WATTS. Jeweler. Thi Monarch oi Excellency Is the endorsement given by all smoker of the Hta'e Senator. Try a box. T Queen of Hearts is the bent nickel srao In the state. All the leading bran tobacco at F .0. POTL'3 WUlamte3t. Tobaoooa