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Newspaper Page TextimAm M i I Z4 era is Tho Ki"l You Havo Always Bought, and which hn boon in uso for over 30 yenrs, lnis borne tho si"nut:no aim lias y 1 . '.-jC'-' ' . - ' 'V T ,-,, "ici-ivu you 111 tins. All Cuunlc: . :..:, i.kiuj.is uiid Substitutes ure but Fx pcruncnts that trlflo with ami i-inlaner tliol-etltii -i IufuutS and Caililrcii-E.viHiri.mco a-ainst Experiment. What is CASTOR Castorla Is a substitute for Cantor Oil, Parejrorlc, lrops and Soothing Syrups. It is Harmless and Pleasant. It contalus jieiihcr Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its ago is its piiuraiitcc. It destroys Worms and allays Fevcrishncss. It cures Hiarrluva and "Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stomach and Iiowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Tlio Children'!: Panacea Tho Mother's Friend. GENUINE T n Bears the Signature of The Kind You Have In use For Over 30 Years. TMr ceMTAun e You never know what foim of blood poison will follow constipation. Keep Stria liver clean bv llsilnr DoWitt's T.it- file Early Risers at d you will avoid trouble. They are famous little pills hot constipation and liver and bowel S troubles. Vincent & Co, Corner Drug SBtore. Digests what you eat. r . Itartlflclally digeststho food and aids ifciture in strengthening and recon- strutting the exhausted digestive or gans. It is the latest discovered digest ant and tonic. Ko other preparation can approach it in efficiency. It in stantly relieves and permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, Sick Head achc,Gastralgia,Cramps,and all other resul I s of i in perfect d i gestion. Prepared by E. C. DeWItt & Co.. CQlcaao. VINCENT & CO.. Corner Orug Store. Corvallis & Eastern RAILKOAD. Tine cakd 2 for Yaquina Train leaves Albany Leaves Corvallis Arrives Yaquina ...12:50 P M ... 1:15 I'M , . . . 5:50 V M fl Returning Leaves Yaquina 7:00 AM Leaves Corvallis. . . . .11;40 A M ArnvpB Albany ...12;25 PM ... 7.40 A M, ...11:55 All ...12:25 P M . . . r::i5 P M ... 6:05 P M . . . (1:55 P M 3 for Detroit- Leaves Albany Arrives Datrnit . 4 Returning leaves Uetroit ArriveB Albany... Leaves Albany , Arrives Corvallis... Leaves Corvallis. ivAO A M Arrives Albany 7:25 A a One and two OJnncftftt Alliany and Cc.n- is rlth Southern 1'tieific trr.fi.3. aiviiiB m 'jorvico to and from Newport and a.:.;nt No f. iMin Irnm A 1 r-iu ti w tn Pnrifftl lt ni ifnn- days, W'ednesdavs and Fndnys only. 'No. .'.ruiiHlrom rorvnUls to Albany oTues ;ys, I hiiMdnys and Saturdays only. ' 1 rains lor the mountains arrive at Detroit at liotiu, giving ample timo to reach cainplnn k round a on the Ureitvnbuih and Kantian, the ime day. EDWIT STOXE, Manager. K T. WATaDKN. J TT7RNER, TF & PA Agent, Albany. THROUGH TICKETS TO TUB EASTarJSOUTHEAST SOUTHERN PACIFIC-COMPANY IPIOTCW Pull man I our 1st Sleaners and Rechnin-Cair iars Daily to .... UKXVER, OMAHA, CniCACO, KAX3A3 CITY. ST. LOUIS' And other 'Emt.ni Citic. iTfce only line from rortlanrl orftiin? jkuoodbp, PicUlly lndncti KlCTinriotMthrTjurfh to);Uiicgo "ery Wednesday. utt'9' Portland to GHcago yi Southern Pacific Unbn Pftcif c W Ily'a. liatfii.'Ufe checked throucth etrit,oo. Mamiihcent scenery, wpt. ftut time, lowwt rate.. rtr further information, apply Union to any -inn .-VHunern 1'acttic ComiDy, r H LATHUOP, CEWiOWX. Oe1 Au.nl. lirt Prm Ajt Thml Sti-Mt. Poitland, Orevo., Dyspepsia Cure. fll V-'OvW ,-,... .... been mado umlor his lier- . . u Miieo its nitaiuv. Aim .w 1 . . ALWAYS Always Bought t ITHtCT, NCW VOBK OITY. Children Many children look too old for their years. They go about with thin faces and sober manners not in keep ing with robust childhood. If it's your boy or girl, give 'Twill fill out the hollow places, increase the weight, and bring a healthy color to the cheeks. The im provement continues long after they cease using the E nulsion. Get Scott's. VK. nnrf ?T no, all druggists. SCOTT & UOWNU. Chemists, Ntw York. PIiAVEu OUT. Dull headache, pains in various parts of the body, (.inking at the pit of the stomach, losBof appetite, (everisbness, pimples or fore, are all positive evidence of impure blood. No matter bow It became so, it must be purified in order to obtain good health. Aoker's Blood Elixir has never failed to cure Sorofulousor Syphilitic poisons, or any other blood diseases. It Ib certainly a wonderful remedy and we sell every bottle on a positive guarantee. For sale by W L DeLano. .Notice. Notice Is hereby given that the Lane county board of equalization will meet on Monday, November 27, 1309, at the court bouse in Eugene, Oregon, for the purr we of equalizing the assessment rolls. 'All persons having grievance or other matters to bring before the board are notified to appear at the aforesaid time. Dated, Eugene, Oregon, Nov. 7, 1808. D. P. Burton, Assessor. To Cure a Cold In 0-ie Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggisli refund the money if It fails to cure. E. W. drove's signa ture is on each box. 25c. DrHH Haden, Summit, Ala, says I think Kodol Dyspepsia Care is s splendid medicine. I prescribe It, and mv conQdenc In it crows with con. tinueduse." It disests what you eat and quickly cures oyspepsla and Indi gestion. Vincent & Co., Corner Drug Utore. Wood. For wood out to stove length see H Meriau. Sold at the park, or delivered to order. Old fashions in dress may be revived, but no old-fashioned medicine can re place Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, tor sale by W L DeLano. Wall paper Wall paper Clearance sale! Clearance sale! F L Chambers, Cay & Henderson, Undertakers id Embaimers. Cor. Wit- and 7th sis. (mam VITALITY LOST VIGOR AND MANMOOC Cures Irnpotency.Night Emissions and watin? diseases, all effects of self- abuse, or excess and indis cretion. Ancrvetonlcand Moot! bnlltler. Brings the ptnk glow to pale cheeks and restores the fire of youth. . "1 J By mall 50c per box; 6 boxes for $a.f0; with a written guaran tee to euro or refund the money. NERVITA MEDICAL CO. Clinton Jackson Sta CHICAGO, ILL. HE KNEW HUMAN NATURE. Anil Had N'a Trouble In Dl.poain ot the llld SlfM'k. In DeurlHiru street is a bnbonlusher time was when they answered to ft less formidable name who counts a senilis unions tils employees. T1U3 favored of fortune" Is a youth who once clerked lu a general Btoro in the country, and his present proprietor wonders if there are any more like tiliu ruuulng at lnrce in tlio provinces. I Hero had lieen n stock of cltean col lars and cuffs on the shelves for years. Once iu awhile, usually Just before In-vok-ius:. these nrtlelcs had been brought down, carefully dusted, lied with new liaby ribbon, arranged In or derly fashion In the window and mark ed cents" tor the cuffs. "5 cents" for tho collars. But patrons would none of them. Occasionally a man would come along and toss them over, attracted by the price, but that was all. They would not sell. The country youth waited till the first hard roln. Then he took an arm ful of tho goods and dipped them care fully In a pail of water so that about half of each article was moistened. Then he dried them In the sun at the back door and next morning heaped them In tho window with this mark ing: 1 Ruined by ta Rain, I I Collar, 10 Cenu. I t Cuff., SO Cenu. I And they went before noon. It was nil tho genius from the country could do to get subsequent ornifuts soaked and dried fast enough to supply the demand. Chicago Post STRONG ROOMS. Itcmarknble Uxpedlcnta Adopted to Save Some Kabulooa Porto.iea. The Bank of England's strong roox is one of the largest in the world. The foundation, uti foot below the street level. Is a bed of concrete 20 foot thick. Above tills is a lake seven feet deep and nbove that thick plates of Iron specially niantifaotutvd to losh.t both skill and force. Any one attempting an entrance from above would lind n similar bed of concrete, u slniihir Inky and similar plates of iron. The walls are impenetrable, while the doors are one foot thick, weijjh four tons eaeli and are made absolutely uudrilhible. Sir. W. V. Astor's valuables are stor ed In the otl'.ce of the Pall Mall Ga zette In one of tile most remarkable strong rooms ever erected. It Is steel throughout and covered wlto 'half an inch of solid concrete. The door, also of solid steel, weighs over two tous and litis the most remarkable lock which tlio Ingenuity of Chubb has ever constructed. The whole cost n fabulous sum, but this Is not surprising when we are told that Mr. Astor locks up about 8,000,000 worth of valuables and money lu this room. The Imperial Ottomnn bunk, Con stantinople, had a marvelous steel fort built upon a water bearing rock, and on top of the rock foundation is a four foot bed of concrete. Tlio height Is over 30 foot, length 40 feet and width 24 foot. Tho steel walls are surround ed by masonry and concrete six feet thick throughout, while the whole com prises nearly 30 tons of steel. St. Paul Globe. Bare of "Water. Sir Joseph Prestwicb had bought In 1864 a small estate near Sevenoaks, on which he built a residence, but It was high up on a dry and treeless chalk down. YVhoro was water to bo found? "So confident was Prestwicb in re spect of water supply that he at once engaged an old well digger to sink n well 1US feet deep. The boring pro ceeded, but when a depth of 1U0 feet was reached tlio two workmeu went to the city and sought an Interview with their employer, whom they found nt his desk. They explnlned that thero was no sign of water and that In their opinion it was useless to boro to n greater depth. 'Go on,' was tho quiet rejoinder, 'you will come upon wnter to morrow. Vou are withlu two feet of It.' "Next day it proved exactly as Prcst wich bad foretold. And over after, among many of the denizens of the val ley, bo bad tbo reputation, much to his amuseuicnt, of not being qulto 'canny.' "Life and Letters of Kir Jo seph Prestwicb. A Victim of Overconlldence. "This bill isn't whut I hud a right to expect." grumbled the utnn who had stepped up to the casliler'B window at tho gas company's otiicc. "Two dollars, hey?" said the cashier, glancing at tbo bill. "That doesn't seem bo very exorbitant. What was it tbo month before?" "Four dollars." "You didn't kick on that, did you?" "No." "Why Is this so much smnller?" Tho house was shut up half, tho month." "Then what are you complaining about? Isn't 2 about right?" "Yes; but, blnmo It, I mado a bet of $3 tho other day that tbo bill would-be as big as usual!" Chicago Tribune. A Warning Phase. "What made you break off the argu ment bo suddenly?" "Didn't you hear what be said?" ask ed the cautious citizen. "Yes. When you left, he had Just said, 'Let us talk this over calmly and reasonably.' " "That's why I went Whenover a man says 'Let us talk It over calmly and reasonably' you may depend on his being so angry It won't take more than three words to make him flgbt Washington Star. Placing the Reaponalbllltr. Visitor (in penitentiary) What brought you to this place, my friend? Convict Th' sheriff. Ohio Stats Journal. "I had dyspepsia filty-seven yearn and never found permanent relief till I used Kodol Dyspeptla Cure. Now I am well and feel like a new man," writes H J Fleming, Murray, Neb. It Is the best dlgeatant known. Cures all forms or Indigestion, fhvslclans every where prescribe It. Vincent & Co, Corner Drug Store. Dyspepsia can be cured by oilng Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets. One little tablet will give Immediate relief, or money refunded. Hold in handsome PLEA FOR THE CODFISH. A Chef Who Says Thin Ftsh la Not Appreciated at Ilia Heal Worth. "If eodilsh cost a dollar a pound," ald tho chef, "It would bo more uni versally beloved. I tell you, it Is the best dinner flsh known. 1 have tried tho whlteilsh all over the. world, but tho codtlsh is klug of them all and Is not appreciated at his real worth. Cook him In any way you like and be Is delicious. Even tho dried codtlsh, picked up and served In cream for breakfast. Is a fine dish. Put him In 1 bag, sew hlin up tlghUy, and let him boll, or bake him carefully, well stuff ed, and he is delicious. "Let me tell you that when you mnko Qsh cakes you should not drown out the flsh with potato. Put as little po tato or other substauce in the cakes s possible, ami. If you want them ns fine as they can he made, wrap them lu a blanket of ers. and do not bo paring of the eg. You can make II tasty dtrh of eoillhdi cakes If you will follow my advice. Pish cakes are con sUlonvl n very democratic dish, of tcr-e. tM't my pation, who pays me a 'tr;.-e ral't'y, Is as democratic as ho ; I to he In his younger days. When !v i' wu to me an order for flsh fir ttie next morning's brcak t. he srtys-he wants Mescbutt's flsh with egg. That Is the order, I he N thinking of his younger llfo e:i. as he once told mo, in a baso in on Proudway ho used to got tho Ih.est li'ilter cakes and flsh cakes ho ever bitted, 'excepting yours, chef.' he adds always. Hut f know that dimes in those days wore as 91.000 bills aro to him now and his appetlto was keener and moro appreciative." New York Sun. SAUCY, BUT SELF RELIANT. Such la the Typical Ea.t Side Ctrl ot New York Cltr "Tho typical east Bido girl of Now York," writes Charles T. Brodhead In Tho Ladles' Homo Journal, "Is simply a product of her environments. She is surrounded by the good, bad and Indif ferent She Is In an atmosphoro In which no girl should bo reared. Uer eyes and ears aro closed to many dis agreeable things around her. And she shuts them simply becauso she docs not care to see and hear. Yet tho oast side girl Is no saint. Far from It. The typical girl of that section Is self re liant, saucy, Impertinent, slangy, quick tempered, ready to fight with the tongue, and even with fists If neces sary. She will dance all night nnd work all day, repeat It throo or four times a week, then dcclaro she Isn't tired and look bright and fresh all tbo while. She will upbraid her mother, whom Bho calls 'mo ole woman;' and abuse her father, referred to by her as 'mo olo man;' cuff tho ears of her younger brothers; havo a hair pulling match with a sister; yet If any one should daro utter a word dcrogntory to tbo members of her family, 'Miss East Sldo would go at them like a wildcat She flirts outrageously with motormen, conductors and the like and will laugh derisively at or slap tho faco of tho well dressed man who presumes to becomo acquainted with her on tho street; remain night after night at tlio bedside of a girl friend who Is IU and follow a begging cripple half a block to give ber last cent for charity." Dvarta' Puna. William M. Evarta, secretory of Btato under President Hayes, mado perhaps his best and his worst puns from railway platforms while trovol lng with the presidential party. They had ascended Mount Washing ton by the steep cable road, and othor tourists, gathered thoro from all parts of the country, called for a speech. "Wo are not strangers," said Mr. Evarts genially. "Wo havo all been born and brought up hero." At another time, when traveling through Tennessee, Mr. Evarts laid a wager with the young peoplo of his party that he could make e pun upon each town through 'which thoy should pass. As they reached Chattanooga the crowd clamored for a speech. Mr. Evarts pleaded that, as the train would stop 'but a moment he could only mnko a few Chattonoogatory remarks! The unexpected element whlcb char acterizes a pun was marked In all tho wit of Rufus Choato. "I can't enduro X.I" be once , exclaimed of another fa mous BOstonlan. "I should not caro if I should never see him again." Tbon half, remorsefully, "Well, I should not care If I should see him In a proces sion." Maklns a Child Too Qalet. Play. Is the proper and natural outlot for a ohlld's thoughts. To restrain his motion Is to drive back bis living fancy Into the, recesses of , his mind, and this results In his confusion and unbnppl- ness. Some children, who aro forced to be. still and passive ' when they are longing, for action And relief in-whispering over stories to themselves, but It Is an unsatisfactory substitute lor dramatic action. And It Is also moral ly injurious, for the necessity of con cealing one's Ideas destroys after awhile the ability for fluent expres sion and brings about timidity and dis trust of our friends. Florence. Hull Wlnterbnrn In Woman's Home Com panion. Advantmarea of Emeraon. Bertha But Isn't there a good deal of Emerson's writings that yon do not understand, Unclo Charles? TJnclo Charles Of course there Is. The great pleasure in reading Emerson Is the opportunity It gives a man with a fertllo Imagination to think out) meanings for profound passages. Bos ton Transcript oaMB of the Home. 1 thought von were going to break) op riousckeepingT" "We dld.tntBnd to, but the cook fused oeloawe;" Town Topics. i ling Qallsry.. ii JOHN HOLLAND, MANAOCR. Firrt' t-laaa tarvet gnna In (rood condition. A priM will be (riten each Hatnrday for beat sours o ttir shots. Shoo HALE BLOCK," EUGEIE, OREGON a ins n si; I'isii Kt visiidK. I'rtsideut Strong, ol tbo Oregon State I'nlrerMtv.lii I'nlon Union, Oiegon, Seoul, Nov. Huh: "A reeepllou whs given ml Hamuli evening to Dr. Strung, president of the University of Oregon, lucati d at Ku gene. The Mu-uns kindly prollered the use of their large and e 'tuiuodiotis ball for the occasion, and although the reoepiiou was gotteu up in baste, nfter the arrival of the president on Satui dny moiirng's train, n largo number were pn sent. A short program was rendered, cotiristiug of solos by the Misses Alice Land is and Maggie Phy; recitation bj Miss Addle Hutchiusoii; additives by President Strong, W. T. Wright, Prof. Conklln, Judge Eakln, and L. J. Davis, m)Io by Kufus Wright, and a male quartet, after which tiie remainder of the evening was spent In social converse." Ilobbed thoUrave. A startllug Incident, of which Mr John Oliver of Philadelphia, was the subject, is narrated by him as follows: "I was ill a most dreadful condition. My sklu was almost yellow, eyes sunk en, tongue coated, palu continually In back and sides, no appetite gradually growing weaker day by day. Three physicians bad given tne up. Fortu nately a friend ad Ised trying 'Elec tric lir.ters;' and to my great Joy and surprise, the Hrst bottle made a decided Improvement 1 continued their use for three weeks and am now a v,ull man. I know they saved my life and robbed the grave of another viotim." No one should fall to try them. Only 60 cents, guaranteed, at Linn's Drug Store. From New Zealand. Kkfton, New Z-nlad, Nov. 23, 18(W, lam very pleaded to state that since I took the agency ot Cbaiiiberlul ns medicines the sale has been very largo, moie especially of tho Cough Keiuedy. Iu tv.'o yi ars I have sold mote of this particular remedy than of ull other makes fur the previous five years. As to lis cflloacy, Ihaie been Informed by scoresof persons of tho got d resulli they havo received from It, and know lis value from the use of it in my own hou-ebold. It Is so pleasant to take that we have to place a bottle beyond the reach of the;ohlUlreti, E. J. BCANTl.EllUllY. For sale by W. L. DeLano. The Best Plaster. A piece of flannel dampened with Chamberlain's Pain Balm nnd bound on to thealllcled parts is superior to any plaster When troubled with pain In the chest or side, or a lame back, give it a trial. You are certain to be more than pleased with tho prompt relief In which it affords. Pain Balm is also a certain oure for rheumatism. For Bale by W L DeLano. No Care, So ray. That la the wnv all tlriunrlHta tell Grove's " aitteleiia Chill '1 onic for Chilli,, Malaria and ltilhotianeiia. It ta aa pleaaant to take as teuton Hvntp. oucenla Wood Wanted. 80 oords body fir. Inquireof County Judge or Commissioners. Bargains. Mhopworn Hamblu and Ideals at reduced prices, Matlock A McClananah. Dr Wilcox, Duly Hill, N Y.saye: ' I heartily recommend One Minute Cough Cure. It gave my wife Imme diate relief In suffocating asthma.' Pleasant to take. Never falls to quick ly cure all coughs, colds, throat and lung troubles. Vincent & Co, Comer Drug Store. Experience Is the best teacher. Uso Acker's English Itemed y In any oase of coughs, colds or croup. Should II fall to give Immediate relief money re funded, iffi ct and 60 cts. For sale by W L DsLano. Lost. A ladles gold watoli was lost on the str jta of Eugene November 7' Ii at the noon hour, A llberrl reward will be paid the finder if he leaves the same at the Guahd nlllc. Sick Headache absolutely and per manently cured by usiug Mokl Tea A plessaut herb drink. Cuics const! nation and Indigestion, makes you eat. sleep, work and happy. Bui I hid Ion guaranu ed or money tiacx. iu ois auu 60 cts. For sale by W L DeLano, The ladles of the Methodist church have decided, instead of having a mar ket November 20, to serve a Thanks giving dinner. J. O. Walls, the optician and Jeweler has Just received a line and unique 1 1 in of University souvenir decorated china. ware. It la a nne display ana win sen rapidly. The pain of a burn or scald is al most instantly relieved by apply Ii g Chamberlain's Pain Halm. It al-o heals the Injured parts more quickly than any other treitment, and with out the bum Is very severe does nm leave a scar. Hold by W L DeLiun. Chlldrens' fine black-boards Jucl received at Barker Oun Works. Nice new ones, latest styles at these low prices: 38 cents plain, $1.00 fur good on' a, $1.60 for combination black board and desk, Chautauqua combination black-board and desk, latest style $2,2'. We will have an elegant assortment of toys this year. Remember us now and until Xtnu. King's smokeless shells kill farther than any cartridge put up. Try them F L Chambers. J. W. KAYS FURNITURE CO E3ALMERS and flMIPAl DlBLCTCr.S A A. Mciiicr's I suppose vou will be astonish, d in a most dangerous conditio!, with bronchitis and Ittnsf trouble, lccause you can see how well and strone 1 nm now. The attack at that time caused terrible. pain in my chest and lungs. I could hardly move, and to stoop caused intense suf- lerin-. someone auviscd cic- er s knIisu Remedy, and I J tuougut l would try it, aituougu ff 'a j i naa little laitti in u. l he first bottle gave great relief, nnd the second buttle ma.le me the healthy woman 1 am tod.iy. Hy husband's lungs are weak also, and he cured himsvlf with the same grand old remedy. Our boy and girl have both been saved by it from death . bv croup. I know this is so, for ' when they were attacked in the nkjht I had a 1 ottleiu tliec! sct. and by acting quickly that fatal malady was easily overcome. We alwavsgive it to the children when they have ft cough or cold, and we would not be without it for anything. My sister will tell you also, if you a--k her, that be depended upon for all the J trmihlfof ihohftMUli.iitrnr.rniic F S I tell nil our neighbors about if Vr' f,7! H Acker's Knglish Remedy whenever I get a chance, and there are plenty of peo ple around Mechanicsville, N. Y., where 1 live, who would no more think of go ing to !vd at night without a Iwttlu of it in the house than they would of leaving their i ims wide open. As 1 look at it, parents aro criminally responsible when they allow their children to die under their very eyes with croup, because here is a certaiu remedy that will conquer the terrible monster every time." (Signed) M us. Floyd Fowler. Acker KnuHsh Rotucily Is sold by nil that vn IJuUod Sta r itunipy win te reiumieu in ci.ro anu L.an;iuti. in Hniaii-i, )'C authorix the above guarantee. II. it, For sale by W. L. DlKi). Sunday's Salem Statesman ays: "William nrtiunnii, committed In the asylum from Lane c-uiiity seven ears ago, died yesterday, aged 70 years. The wife of the dncrasrrt Is also a patient In the Institution, Imvlin; bren eouiuiitled a short time after In-,-husband. The deceased has many friend lu I. alio county, but ihcm aro no relatives known to the authorities tut the remains will tie interrrd lu the asylum cemetery." The deceased was well known In Kugeno ami Lane oounty. Me was one of the early stage drivers between Portland and Sacramento: afterwards he conducted a saloon in Eugene for a number of ears, and after this he was a hustler lu tho dillerent livery t'ahles for n long lime, finally being committed to the asylum. A .-HiroBign or Croup. HnarscucHs in a child that is auhjocl to crnup Isa ure Indication of (lie ap proach of trie disease. If Chamber lain's Cough temedy is given as soon as the child becomes bourne, or eveu after the croupy cough has appeared, it will prevent tbo atlack. Many moth ers who have croupy children always keep tills remedy at hand and find that It saves them much trouble and worry. It can always be depended upon and Is pleasant to take. For sale by W L DeLano. Cheap Excursion linte. The Koiilhorn 1'acllln railroad hi s agreed to mnko a very low rate to Ore gon peopl,' who desire to witness the font hull giimo between the .Stale Ulll- verslty ol California and the Htate Unlvornlty of Oregon at Han Frauulsco November 18. Hound trip tickets, good for several days at Han Francisco, will be sold for $16. For lurtlier particulars see E. J. MuCi.anaman, Hnuthoru l'aclilo Hallroad Overland Agent, or L. L, OonmiK'H, manager Unlvet- slty ot Oregon Football Team, Chllilreu's Class In Bight Heading. Owing to the Increased attendance Miss Hansen will conduot aclass In sight readlug at 0:10 on Saturday mornings In the eighth grade room of the Central school building, Terms, $2.00 for 12 weeks. An early applica tion should te made, that all may begiu togethur. For solo singing lessons apply at north parlor of Dormi tory, U of O campus. For Bale. I hereby oiler for sale at my resi dence on the old Masterson place, one mile Boiithwrst of Kugene: A road cart ami two-sealed hack, both nearly new, 2 walking plows, riding plow, iiiQ harrow, mower and rake, new sell binder, 11-foot harrow, watfon nun narnesa, a Horses. Also iiii-celluiiKiuH lot of (arm tools. Will take approved notes on eight months time, without intkhkst, on payment if desired. Nov 3, 1BW. W. Asticti. J DBrlggs, editor "Democrat, " Lan caster, N Y, says: "One Minute Cough Cure Is the best remedy for croup I ever used." Immediately re lieves aud cures coughs, colds, croup, asthma, pneumonia, bronchitis, gripie and all throat and lung troubles. It preve-'ts constipaliou, Vincent A Co, Corner Drug Store. C ASTOR I A For Infants aud Children. The Kind You Have Alwzys Boughl Bears the Signature of Plain Words wlun I tell vou that six vimis turn I wn '.--v-r Js-i druRirlnts under a positive, guarantee ot tmmre. 15c, soc., ana ?t a uottlo in is. a. id., and 4s. t.d. UOOKKK A CO., JYoprWori, A'cw Yori, DeLano, Eugene, Or. pincoincn nniiiMU botirea timter thla head not to exceed five littea, Ml oonta per week; $1 60 a mouth; (12 lr year. For Sale. FOlt SALE. 1820 acres timber land near Mclvenzle river, 20 miles from Eugene. Address, J E Halk, San Jose, Calif. A H FifiK, Eugoiie, Or. FOlt HALK. I'rolmhly tho very best loO acre tracts of land iu Lane coun ty, aud one of tho best In the state of Oregon, owned by Dr T W Harris. ThlB is a very fertile aud highly im proved farm lying a miles west of Eugene on au excellent road. The doctor bought this farm with a view to breeding tine horses, but having given up the breeding business, baa no further use for his farm and desir ing to devote hluiBelf exclusively to his profession, oilers it for sale at a rare bargain. Call ou tho dootor for terms of Bale, hOli SALE A good team, wagon and harness. Also a driving team, buggy nnd harness, ami a good sad, die pony with saddle. F W HoWABD Eugene Hill and Patterson Btreels. Help Wanted- WANTED. A good cook wanted, at restaurant, one door west ot Ax Billy's Department Btnre. GIRL WANTED. Inquire at once. Orlllln Hardware Co. WANTED. A girl experienced In liouso work. First bouse east of the llapllsl etniroh. UlltL WANTEU-To do general housework Apply at the reaideaoa of 8 II Kiieodly. OIHL WANTED. For housework. Good wages and steady emplonient. Mks, Akthur Lachman. A (JUNTO. Nltralllouse gaslight burners without mant'es. Gasoline gas lamps without mantles, war ranted 6 years. Muntle lamps fail ures overcome. Free catalogue, Morey patents, Legrnnge, III. Miscellaneous. LOST. Will the person who ploked up carriage spread on Fifth street, kindly return and receive reward. W 11 Hakf.b, Fifth and Jetlerson streets. UKOWMLF.E HOUSE. Board three dollars per week, lteduced rates to students. Opposite Central school. WOOD WANTED. 1W0 cords body fir wcoil by August 1, 1000. Bids will be ret jl veil prior to December 1, 1800. Eugene Water Co., F. L. CiiAMiim s, Secretary. Freuch Tansy Wafers, the world'! famous remedy for Irregular and pain ful periods of ladles; are ;never falling 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 genuine; In red wrappers with orown trade mark. La France Drug Company, Importers, 800 Turk Bt, Han Frnnelnco. For lale by all drug gists, or sent in plain wrapper direct on reoelpt of SI!. To the Ledles oI.Eugeno and Vicinity. To save darning and tuuklni' new hosiery of old, net the noted llanlne bet, ten cents per pair, from Mrs F D Whlteaker, agent, Tenth street, near Cbarnelton. "I. wouldn't be without DeWltt'a Witch Hazel Salve fur any considera tion," writes Thos. B Rhodes, Center, field, O. Infallible for plies, cuts, burns aud skin dlsesws. Beware of oounteM felts. Vincent Co, Corner Drug Store. XL vk Aim llRV v RUNNING UP A BIB BILL Korloctnr'i fee Wouldn't be lwes-ary, when you are at tacked with colt In at thi e nm of the year, if you wetild keen a buttle of mir pure and Miffi RTude Cyrni INoMe Whinkey in your houie, and take it In tiie rorm ot hot tvddy, or m your taxte f"o tntei, at Iwltliue or any other old time. Them it nothing like It for co'drt, 1 a Urlppe or : kindred ailment. W. fl). Heflsbaui Ft aal. W L DtLajro. Druggist, Eua In boxes at 25 cts. For sals by W L DeLano)