Daily Eugene guard., October 21, 1899, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
SATURDAY - - - OCT 21
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
FOK SALE AT
Julius Goldsmith's
liliKViriKi
00' IUmblera $35.
Ideal bicyles. iledunod prices.
.Werloii'H new wall paper la here.
Clackamas county Is In debt $103,000.
Dr Lowe optician with Joe .Luckey.
The northbound train was forty
minutes late this afternoon,
Umbrellas recovered and repaired at
Eugene Haw Works.
Junction City lias a municipal elec
tion November 6.
CatilueU photos $1.50 per difflcu, Eu
lieiio Photo On.
Grass wd all kliidH. F L Vlmm
ters. The latest thing In ptiotns: 'I'ne lit
tle stamp. Eugene Fliolo Co.
Thesecoud oar of lUoi'.o bungles
just received -full assortment again.
F It Chambers.
Stamp photos at the Eugene photo
Co.
Superior stoves and ranges. 16-year
guaranteo-best built. V L Chambers.
Just received my regular yearly car
load of Oliver plows. Same old prices.
F L Chambers.
Bicycle repairs, repairing, e r.
Matlock A McClaiiahan,
M O Warner tunes pianos and
organs. Jtepalrlug and polishing.
Stamp photos, four poses; 16 for
25 oents, ut the Eugene Pholo Studio.
1 can supply dry lumber outtlugs.
Splendid for stovewood or kindling.
Chas Ckonuk.
The latest fad, the Stamp photo.
Made by the Eugene Photo Co.
Fall will soon be here. Buy your
wall puper of K L Chambers.
Expert bicycle repairing.
Matlook A MoClannhan.
224 Ramblers and Ideals have been
sold by Matlock & MoClauahau this
year. Every purchaser la satisfied.
Now la the time to put lu that new
atove. F L Chambers will take your
old one In exchange.
The S 1 engines are now laid over In
Roseburg twelve hours Instead of be
ing run through from Duusinulr to
Portland.
The WBPL will give an enUrtaln-
meut and lunch at the Armory Tubs'
day October 24, 1809, for the benefit of
the Monument fund.
The Fortnightly Club held Its first
meeting for the year this afternoon, at
the residence of MrsFL Washburn,
Eleventh street.
164 Crescent bicycles Bold this year
and you can't tlud a kloker In the
crowd Crescents are built on honor.
Just received another shipment, all
sites now. F L Chambers.
The law firm by the name of Bon
ham, Jeffrey 4 Martin, of Salem, has
been ohauned to Bonham & Martin,
John A Jeffrey having released his
interest to the Urqi and retired.
Millions of dollars Is the value placed
by Mrs Mary Bird, Harrisburg, Pa, on
the life of her child, which she saved
from croup by the use of One Minute
Cough Cuie. It cures all oouglis, colds
and throat and lung troubles. Vincent
& Co, Corner Drug Store.
The Corvallli Union tells of a dove
whloh lived two weeks then died,
when It was ascertained that It did
not have a single bone In Ita body.
The case la a remarkable one.
The palu of a burn or scald la al
most Instantly relieved by applying
Chamberlalu'i Pain balm. It also
heals the Injured parla more quickly
than any other trealmout, (aud with
out the burn Is very aevere doe not
leave a scar. Hold by W Ii DeLano.
Mokl Tea positive y cures Sick Head
ache, Indigestion aud constipation. A
delightful herb drink. Removes all
eruptions from the skin, nroduclnir
perfect complexion, or money refund
ed. 25 cte and 60 Jl. W L DeLano,
juruggiHu
"It did me more good than anything
I ever used My dyspepsia was of
months' standing; after eating It whs
terrible. Now I am well," writes 8 R
Keener, Ilolslngton, Kan, of Kodo
Dyspepsia Cure. It digest what you
eat. Vliicenl & Co, Comer Drug
Store
Itosoburg Review, October 20: John
Stewart, the horse buyer, succeeded In
getting quite a numbor of horse here
yesterday. The weather waa Inclem
ent but the notice given In Monday's
lteview waa sufficient to bring lu a
large number of faimers who had
horses to sell.
l.at plont.v, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
will digest what you eat. Ii cures all
forma of dyspepsia aud stomach trou
bles. E B Gamble, Vernon, Tex, says
"It relieved me from the start aud
cured me. It la uow my everlaatlng
friend." Vincent A Co, Corner Drug
Mlore.
The Albany Democrat has this about
the opera company that failed to make
Its recent date In Jfugone: "A gentle
man who saw the Metropolitan opera
company says they were a tough look
ing crowd as a whole. It is said they
vere considerably lutoxlonted at Hills
boro. The next eight they bad an au
dience of sixteen at McMluuvUle.
- """""""" .. nni lllill f
Scott's Emulsion of Cod
liver Oil with Hypophos
phites is pure and palatable.
For years it has been used
for coughs and colds, for con
sumption, for those whose
blood is thin or colorless,
whose systems are emaciated
or run down.
For children it means
health and strength, stronger
bones and teeth, and food
for the growing mind.
Baby gains in weight and
thrives when Scott's Emul
sion is added to its milk.
joc. and , H dmggUU.
SCOTT & LOWNE, Camilla, New York.
t'HUUCH NOTICES.
UNION MEETING.
Dr Angle Martin Myers will address
a union meeting at the Christian
church at 7:30 tomorrow evening. Dr
Myers is highly recommended.
EPISCOPAL OHUBCH.
Sunday Sohool 10:30 a m. Regular
services Us D, Y P C E 0:80 p m.
Evening service 7:80.
D. E. Lovebidoe, Rector.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Sunday school 0:45 a m; sermon 11 a
m; Junior 8p m; Y r 8 0 E6:15.
Union meeting at 7:80. All cordially
Invited.
Morton L Rose, Pastor.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Sunday school 10 a m; preaohlng
service ;iX a m; Y P S C E, 0:15. No
evening service on account of union
service.
The congregation will meet at the
call of the session on Monday evening
at 7:30 lo consider important business.
o P CHURCH.
Preaohlng at 11 am; Sunday sohool
10 am; Y P S 0 li at 6:15: Topic "An
Old-Time Missionary." Jonah 3: 1-10.
C'enducted by MrE Veatoh. No
preaching at 7:30 p m owing to Union
aervloes at Christian church. .
John F ClayooMb.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Sunday school at 10 a m; preaching
at 11 a m, Bubleot, "The Lord's
Witnesses." CIuhb meeting at 12:80;
Epworth League devotional service at
0:15 p m. Prayer meeting at 7:30
Thursday evening. Prof Glen will
have charge of the uiubIo.
W B HOLLINOSHEAD, Pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Sunday school at 10 a m; morning
worship at 11. Subject lor discussion:
"Messages from the Convention." B Y
P U at 0:30 p m; evening worship at
7:80 p m. Subject for discussion "Pos
sessed aud Used." An Invitation Is
extended to the public.
C. Calvkkt t-iMooT, Pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Sunday school at 10 a m; preaohlng
service at 11 a m; Junior 0 E, 4:00 p m;
Y P B O E at 0:30 p m. Eveulng ser-
vioe omitted because of Union service
at Christian' church.
The State Association will meet with
the Eugene ohuroh from Tuesday, Oct.
24 to Thursday, Oot. 20.
R O Brooks.
A Frightful Blunder
Will often cause a horrible Burn,
Scald, Cut or BrulBe. Buoklen'a Ar
nica Salve, the beat In the world, will
kill the pain and promptly beal It.
Cures Old Bores, Fever Sores, Ulcers,
none, felons, Corns, all Skin Jirup-
uous. jiest Pile cure on earth. Oniv
25 cents a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold
at Linn's Drug store.
Fifteen Hen Wanted.
To work on cons' ruotlou and in
timber. Good wages. Inquire of
E, J. McClanaiian,
Agent for Booth-Kelly Co.
Supper.
The ladles of the Cethollo ohuroh
will give a supper In Mr Handera' store
opposite the Eugeue Book Store.
Look out for It.
Jonathan Midgley, wo are pleased
to state, baa nearly recovered from bis
recent Illness.
Tho Dalles T-M of Oct. 0: Earl Ban
dors loft yesterday for Eugene to ro.
enter the State Uulverslty, which he
lea a year ago last May to enlist In the
Oregon regiment. Since returning
home last August Earl ha been selling
views and delivering lectures, and has
earned enough to pay a year's school
Ing. Such young mca are certain to
succeed.
BARGAINS OJlIiY.
Mens' hoavy boots all
sizes $ l.f0
Mens' hoavy shoos all
sizes 1.00
Ladies tan shoes Go
All tan shoes J former price
l'uro cane American
Kofinery 1. G. sugar
13 lbs for $ 1.00
Best Eugene or Spring-
ncld Hour per sack 75
W ((Irs th Rn Krancbre
KiimUy Ilulletlo fm with pur
cltai of grout, Coins and ac
how It b don.
AX BILLY
BUNCO GAME
The Hop Growers and the Wheat
Raisers the Victims.
ABOUT THE CONDITION.
The following from the Portland
Dispatch, published by A. Noltner, the
veteran J iurnaliit of Oregon, Is correct
and to the point:
"The hop buyers aeem to be playing
a bunco game with the hop raloers,
One day a buyer will visit a producer
and lu sympathetic tones will tell him
bis regrets that the crop Is worth little
or nothing, and that be cannot even
make him an otler. Expecting that
he has about scared the raiser sufnol'
ently, hit 'pall' follows him the next
day, and after going over the same
grounds with tears In bis eyes, he will
Anally make him an ofllor of seven or
eight cents 'much more than the oou
dition of the market justifies.' We
buw this game played recently ana
know that both paitiee were In the
interest of one and the Bame buyer,
Tbe wheat condition Is very much the
same. No first-grade wheat, aeojrd-
ing to tbe buyers, is now being oflered
Even last year's crop la being rated as
second grade."
AN ALLY.
A well known bop grower on read'
ing the above, asks us the reason why
tbe Oregonlau is so anxious that the
hop grower should sell at this particu
lar time, when tbe market is in
ruinous condition. Did that paper
ever before advise our hop grower to
sell hlBorop? At thiB time it la stated
a combine Is in existence to bear down
ou the hop grower. Is the Oregonian
a party to this? Can It be possible
that the great organ lu Portland is
in the employ of that combine?
Native Bona Take Notice.
Bklunors Cabin, No 6, Native Bone
ol Oregon, will bold a meeting In Elks
new hall Monday evening, October 23,
1809, at 7:80 o'clock. Every member of
tbe cabin 1b asked to be present as Im
portant business la to be considered.
Don't miss thiB meeting at all hazard.
F. M. Wilkins, President,
'A Successful Farmer. Junction
Tlmes,Ootober21: Oliver Mays shipped
his Becoud lot of bogs Tuesday morn
ing to the Union Meat Company at
Portland. They consisted of 140 head,
for which he realized 6 cents gross
weight. This has been a good year for
Mr Maj'B, as be made aufliolent from
bis oattle aud hogs to pay for his farm.
He will olear over $2200. This la
auother Instance of what diversified
farming will do.
Died. Word has reached Eugene
that Mrs Lark Richardson, of Boise,
Idah j, sister el Mrs L N Roney , of this
city, died Monday, October 16, after an
Illness of three months. Mr and Mrs
Roney, who bad started East on a
visit Btopped off at Boise, and were In
attendance at Mrs Richardson's death
bed. Another sister, Mrs B F Bon
bam, resides at Salem.
Married. B. W. Miller, ot Crook
county, and Mlsa Doretha Oay were
married Wednesday evening, Ootober
18, at the home of Dean E C Sanderson
in thiB city, who officiated. The young
couple will reside near Prlnesvllle.
Wood. For wood out to Btove
length see 8 Merlau. Bold at the park,
or delivered to ordor.
BARGAINS-
First-class granulated Sugar,
18i lbs for $1.00.
Monroe Flour, every sack guar
anteed. Best In market, 75c.
JORH1NEHART
OUR ADVANCE
Fall
Jtovelties
Dress Goods
Have arrived and aro
now opon for inspection?
Beautiful Black and Colored Silk
and Wool Grepons in the
Very Latest Effect and Colorings.
IiOVEkY PLAIDS--
For Skirts and Suits; '
All of tho Newest Creations.
Jackets, Capes and :
Furs in all the
New Shades and Styles.
S, H. FRIENDLY
I E Stevens went lo Halsey Ibis
afternoon.
M 8 Wallls returned from Pol Hand
this afternoon.
Z M Brown, the Crook county stock
man, Is here.
Attorney Ueoll Dorrla went to Sa
lem this afternoon,
M IS Barker wan a nortlibujud pasa-
euger ibis afternoon.
F. E. Biliin.'ton will preach at Cut
tage Grove tomorrow.
Attorney Oeo li Dorris was in Salem
today on legal business.
Chas Goldsmith is home from a trip
to Junction and Monroe.
EC Potterf will leave tonight on a
trip to Kansas City, Mo.
J M Avarne, of Hooper, Neb., left
for bis home this afternoon.
Dr aud MreF .Strong arrived home
today from a trip to Portland.
Rev aud Mrs C. Calvio Smoot ar
rived home from the north today on
the daylight oyerland.
Corvallis Union: Bruce Burnett
made a trip to E'igeue on Sunday and
Monday oh particular business.
Dr. Angle M. Myers arrived on the
Shasta express, aud is ' being enter
tained at the home of Prot Dunn.
Mrs I M Glen and little child arriv
ed home today from a visit to ber sis
ter, Mrs E R Bryeou, at Corvallis.
E R Davis arrived home from Har
risburg this afternoon, where be gave
a very successful dance last evening.
A Bvarverud and A DUlard, musicians,
accompanied Mr Davis.
Ashland Tidings, October 19: WU
Brown, president of tbe Eugene Loan
& Savings Bank, is in Ashland spend
ing a few days in rest and recreation
He is a brother-in-law of M O Warner,
tbe well-known piano tuner.
Mrs H E Ankeuy passed through
today from Portland to Ban Francisco
to join her husband, who Is in that
olty a delegate to tbe miulng convert
tion, having been appointed by Gov
Geer. Miss Dee Ankeny arrived borne
on the same train from Portland.
W. H. McCall arrived In from Sliver
Lake yesterday alter supplies, coming
via the militaty route. He reports tbe
roads yery sloppy. Mr McCall is one
of many former Lavie countyltes resid-.
ing in the Silver Lake section, and
nearly all of them come lo Eugene
after their supplies.
Horrors of Philippine War.
Tales come to us of the suflerings
endured by our brave soldiers in the
Philippines. Tbe papers ring with
them and sympathy Is leeely given.
Aud yet there are people In our midst
ol whom we hear nothing who are just
as brave. 'Jthey are sutlerlng silently
and fighting bravely with the greatest
enemy of mankind Dyspepsia and all
its terrible ills. There is relief for
them if they will take Hostetters's
Stomach Bitters faithfully. It will
cure dyspepsia, constipation, bllious
neHB, malaria, fever and ague and liver
ind kidney troubles. It tones up the
whole BVBtem. Get it from any drug
girt and Bee that a private Revenue
Stamp covers tbe neck of the bottle.
A Box Factory. Salem Sentinel:
Kurtz & Son, of this city, have con
tracted for the necessaty maohlnery for
a box factory, which they propose es
tablishing at Salem without delay.
The machinery cost $2000, aud a new
building 30x40 will be ereoted without
delay, to accommodate it.
Gone Hence. Jim Sing, alias G
Washington Chlnamau, the first of the
week burued up all his possessions ex
cepting what went Into a small satchel
and bis green umbrella, and Wednes
day morning left for other fields. Jim
it a regular loafer.
Caught in the Rain. Frank
VVIlkluson, a Lane county farmer, has
over 200 aores of wheat in the field un
threshed in the Long Tom precinct
west of Junction. It Is bound and
shocked. Of course there will be la
heavy loss.
SHIPMENT OF
Notice, under this head not .to elewd five
linu.&O ceuU per weeks i
per yew.
For Sale.
FOR SALE. 1820 seres ilinlr lard
near McKenzie river, 20 miles from
Kuwnp. Address. J E HALE, Wan
Jim.. Calif. A H FlSK. EUL'ellB, Or.
FOR HALE. PioOahly the very beel
lot) acre tracts of Uuil in Lane coun
ly, and one of the best In the Btate
of Oreunn, owned by Dr T W Harris.
This is a very fertile and highly l'u-
nroved farm lying 2 miles west
of Eugene ou an excellent road. The
doctor bought this furm with a view
to breeding flue horses, but having
given up the breeding business, has
nn rmilivr use for bis farm and desir
ing to devote himself exclusively to
Ills proreseion
rare barg iin.
terms of sale.
oilers it for sale at a
Call on the doctor for
FOR BALE. Corner First and Jefler
son streets, one 10 room houfe, and
two Inta. 80x100 feet each. Good
I, am u'litpr fruit. fine earden around
Also house and lot, corner First and
Lawrence Btreets, lot G6 feet 8 inches,
bv 160 feet, vouug fri'lt treen, good
puritan mound, water, etc. Also
house aud lot, corner Willamette
and Fourteenth Btreets. For prlcei
mid terms write B J Sills. Tacoma
Wash. Box 827, or call at GUARD
olllee.
Help Wanted-
MALE HELP WANTED. Reliable
men to handle our line of blgb grade
Lubricating Oils and Greases. Makes
an excellent side line. Salary
commission. Address, Central Re
fining Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
WANTED 76 laborers,
loggers and
once to tue
Co., Coles,
carpenters. Apply at
Booth-Kelly Lumber
Lane Co., Oregon.
GIRL OR WOMAN WANTED.
Please apply immediately. Mrs
ROBKRT MCMUBPHEY.
Miscellaneous.
EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT
half way bet University and Central
school, ou 12th St. For particulars
enquires w eor 11th and Ferry Sts
BKOWV'LEE HOUSE. Board three
dollars per week. Reduoed rates to
HludentB. Opposite Central school,
BOARDERS VV ANTED.-Inquire of
Mrs Copeland, corner of Twelfth and
Charneltou Btreets.
Divinity School otes.
A Student Bind, similar to the Stu
dent Body of the Uof O, was formed at
tbe Divinity School yesterday. The
officers are: G S O Humbert, president;
Mi Margaret Daialey, vice president;
E M Patterson, secretary, and U E
'Jopple, treasurer.
l(v W BGIlbeit has consented to
deliver an address to the students, on
"The Philippines, from a missionary
standpoint" at 4 o'clock Monday.
It Is hoped that Dr Myers will con-
seut to speak to the school on mission
ary work on Tuesday at 4 p m.
F E Billlngtou of La Fayette, is in
the city. He expects to enter the E D
8 soon.
Acetylene Uas.
Be IndependentOf Gas and Eleotric
Ltght corporations and own your own
lighting plant. Tbe National gen
erator does not have to be cared for
oftener than onoe In 15 davs. It Is
positively eare, and Is recommended
by all Insurance Boards. We light
residences, churches, Istores, factories
and towns at 40 per cent less than
other systems, with double the illu
mination. To responsible parties, will
ship machines on thirty days trial.
Send for free booklet on Acetylene
Gas. We want good agents.
National acetylene Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
8atiskactorv Season. Cottage
Grove Nugget: Superintendent B E
nwiy, accompanied oy tits wire re
turned to his mining interests this
week after a two weeks visit at Eugene
Mr Hawley will work a shift of men on
the Anaconda property this winter, as
well as leave several men doing develop
ment work on the UalaponU group.
He speaks in favorable terms of the
result of thlsseaxonsdevelopraentwork
on the Calnpoola mine, which has
added to the work already done 110 feet
orosHCtitand 120 feet drift. The nro
uncovered has gone higher in value
than wan expected, and the membe's
of the comoany are well pleased. Mr
and Mrs Hawley will remain in tbe
damp during the winter.
Goldkn Wkddino. Mr and Mrs 8
Handwiker, of this city, are recipients
of an Invitation to attend the golden
wedding auniverxary of Hon and Mrs
W H Wilson, of Yonoalla. "Uncle
ill," as hi is usually called, is a pio-
"' ye oiuen time, naviue come to
Oregon In the early 40's, In the Jesse
rtppiesate train, and was one of tl.o
llrst emigrants to rau thr.moti ii,.
vu-pqua ennyou, where it required
several weeks of bard labor to make a
passable wagon road for a distance of
ll units. He has been a member, at
j least one term, of the Oregon legUla-
lure, and has a son who is now a mem
j ber f that body.
Waurikd. CE Warner aud Daisy
Deau Matteeon, both of Lane county,
Orego.i, were united In marriage on
Friday eveulng at 8:30 o'clock. The
cereniouy was informed at the M E
parsoiisge.liy Key w B Hollingshead.
Haroains. Shopworn llambler
and Iiltals at reduced
MATUH-K & MCULANANAH. !
i Cluster of
Good Ideas
Especially desirable from
1 -i i;
an economical sianuunn,
and that represent every style
and feature. That the market
was at the most favorable
point when we made the
selections, you will readily
when vou note the
qualities.
P Frank & Son
Notice. j
All outstanding warrauhj registered
prior lo June 12tb IS99 will be paid on
presentation at my office ou or before
Oot 25th 1899. Interest will cease after
that date.
Geo F Craw,
City Treasurer.
Dated Oot 20th 1S99.
Salem Personals. Salem Daily
Journal of Friday: Mr and Mrs O A
Carmlnhael, of Monmouth, III., have
been at Salem a few days visiting a
former townsman of bis, W W Martin,
rhey left today to visit Wm F Martin
and Tliomaa Martiu at Eugene, who
were also formerly Monmouthites. Mr
Martin expresses himself as quite
pleased with Western Oregon ....R
A Booth, of Gru'itt Pass -was in tbe
city today perf-ntlnz some riRht-of-way
deeds for the new railroad that Is
being built from the Natron branch to
the sawmills of the Booth-Kelley
Lumber Company on the Mohawk.
Mr Booth la oue of the enterprising
type of busine-s men who are over
coming great obstacles to promote the
development of Oregon.
Church Court. The Willamette
Presbytey of the 0 P Chuicli met in
session at Walker Oct 19. Representa
tives of Eugene are Rev U A Wooley
J H Muxwill and R H Shaoklett.
A MECCA FOR THE
THIRSTY,
when the thermometer is (tear
ing skyward, our Soda Water
Fountain proves to be. Hun
dreds of thirsty people are
relieved and refreshed every
day with our delicious ice
cream soda and sparkling
soda water, favored with
pure fruit juices and in vigor
ating phosphates.
THE
BANQUET
TAYLOR a HOLDEN.
FALL1899 WHITER 190"
Samples nro here. Come and let 119 take your
..Suie ana get you a
Made Suit,
rue-down.
aa cneap
JOHN HOLLAND. MANAGER,
Firrt claaa Urget mnt In pood
condition. A priw will ha gien
each Saturday for beet icom of
thre ahota.
HALE BLOCK,
EUGEUE, CRESOI
..Shooting Gallery..
Ladies' Cloth l'Mm t , , .
LadieiT Pluah r
Ladies' Skirts, Lail
a. im' rut. -i
Muslin Underwear, uCR.1
iitnw Cloth r. i
Gents' Mackintosh,, Genu' ruV.
By.Cothi8, kjyjjj
verytt . .ng in thtj
t hoice I .ooils m
Ul'-TO I1ATK.
Our Dn-Goods DfPttt
ment is full of good
values aialtlieprit
are right.
Frm ss
G. A. t
"My attack of mill t's Asthma wMTfrT
bad. I was afraid to ho down at nkht 2
fearofsmoUierinf?. Icouldn'tgetmybJ
No matter if all the
doors aud windows
in the house were
open, it seemed as
if there was no air
and that I must
surely smother to
death. Mr. W.B.
Long, of thiscity,$rS,
called my attention
to ACKer s ins,'iisn
Remedy for Throat
and Lung Trou
bles. I thought lit
tle of it but bought
abottle in the hopes
that it might help
me a little. It gave
mo wonderful re
lief, and the second
bottle cured mo
completely. My re
covery is permanent, too, for ever sun I
have not had tho slightest return of mjoH
enemy. I consider Acker's English Remtdj
by long odds tho best medicine in the tm
for hacking coughs, asthma and bronchia.
It completely masters those stubborn &
eases that many pconlo wrongly suppowli
be incurable. If su il- rerswilljusttryia
gle bottle, it will prove every word I hire
said, and morotoo." (Signed.)
Jons D. Elliot.
Commander John Megarah Post, So. L2,
Portland, Mich.
Sold at 25c., 60c. an-1 $1 abottle, thrtrafhrct
the United States and Canada; and in Enj
land, at Is. 2d., 2s. 3d., -Is. 6d. IfyoniretHt
satisfied after buyin, return the bottle 14
your druggist, and g' c your money back.
We authorize lh: above marnvitt
, IK. H. HOQKKli d- CO., I'ropricton, Sen M
For Sale By W L Delano ,
Getting Down to business..
Every one i- now homo
from their su turner out
ing, and we liavo been
laying in a stork of choica
foods from every laud
under the snn for their
delectation, . all fresh,
pure and wtio7tomo,ftDd
put up in both staple an(
fancy groceries to suit the
demands of a liih class
family trade. If you
can't be suit 1 in both
price andquali'.ylierejuit
give it up for a bad job.
GRAY & SON.
RUNNING UPcA 0!6 BILL
For iloclor' ffit wouldn't t
necessary, when you are t
tackerl with coV t ih '
on of the year, if you weuld
'-' - keep a bottle of .nr pure ml
T high (trade Cyiu- olJ
Whiekeyin yoi.r house, ana
tnko It in the fotm of M
t-.i tnli'v, rr a" y.nr In.te nic
tatva", at beiltiim or any other
ohl tiu.e. '1 li- i ni'tlurg
I like it for -olclj, l.a(iriro'
' kindred ailment.
W. ffl. HensW
perfect fitting Tailor-
as you can buy .1 liana-
J. M. HOWE
EUGENE STEAM OYEINB
AND CLEANING HRKL.
Wc Klah- : !i'rf',1;,
near Sliam l-aimJ-r-
CHRIS MM. Proprietor.
ClolMwr c!..m'. ZA$
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Folook like new. Sa-..fartK.a a
Work called for and del- ''
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