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Newspaper Page TextL', rny.iM-rrfli! IB .null lulft llf'l'fl llljlcii l:iitf.. Itlv .,...- jts M"1 CUlldB'n ISsiiorienco iiguhiKt txpei ijin i.i. What is CASTOR L iworia is sulistitrto for Castor Oil, Pui-ofjorie, limps dSootliiaff Syrup. It J Iliirinless and lMnasani. it "ntains neither Opuiu, Morphine nor other Xitrcol ; distance. H nsro Its frimrantee. It destroys "Worms dallay Feverisliirss. It cures Diari-lncu anX iYiJi.-t Mir. It relieves Te-tliinsr Troubles, cures Consliimti-ni ml Flatulency. It iissimilates tho i'ood, n-'fulates tho Stomach and Bowels, ffivliiff healthy and natural sleei, pflie Children's Panafcii Tho Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTOR1A ALWAYS Bears the Signature of ir y iiijmiii riTi fie Kind You laye Always BougM In Use ForlOver 30 Years. THE CCNTAUH COMMNV. T MUMMY ITRtCT. NCW VOftK CITV. BUSINESS OA BUS. ATTORNEYS.AT-LAW. C HALE. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Imss 1 and 2 Chrisman Block. EUGENE. OREGON - J M WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. CoDectkiDA a specialty. Ofics-Orer Laoe County Bank, BILYKU, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. O&l-Orer First National Bank. ErjOEKE, OREOOH. 1 0 WOODCOCK, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Ofa-One-balf block Bouth of Chrismau Blk Eugene, Oiumok. j K SKIPWORTH. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. M practice In all the Court's. Eugene Oregon. "utirBorrsoN chab a hardy jraoMreoN HARDY, ATTORNEYS-AT.T.AW. UlI.U!i1. .. . . r im national Bank Building, mall the court . Eugene, Oregon. (JW.BDORRIS, TTORXEV uuvnuuuui.a.Jl Srhil! the courts of the Second titet ln SuPreme Court w sttertlon given t.. collectione and "gnuprohate "-First National Bai.k Bldg. iu 1. 2 anil a J)1JW UAHRIS. THYSICIAV awn or.-.,, pin. 12 2 to 5 and 7 to gw -ftrr, street between Uth and y KUYKENDALL, M. D. fllIClAX AND 8URJE0N. feHn. Block, '"eatlontosurgen urgery and eurgical dia- JtSEIiOVER.M.U fBTsrpiiv, ... SURGEON. -MrSsventh and High. J'l-CCKEY, Tlti. .... tel Clocks Repaired. KroENE, Oreoo DBluDLE, sgi ,... "'K 1IST Fifth anil Minneenta hki Gallery.. HN "0UAND. MAf:A0IR. au,V, MEDICAL. , ' """ ''lock west o- JfAt .1 ir.i lr.ivj Always BoujrUt, fiiirt v.itioli 3nw b.-i-ii for over 0 years, has borne t-u Hignuturu of soiml supervision liiiiee it; i.-.i'a-! -. Allow no one to ilucclvo you in ihlx. 0UI,tcrfcits, tiiltntloiis and Substitutes are but 1:x L,.t4 ihut triio vtiih tuul cndiUigcr lite lioaUlj Dyspepsia Cure. Digests what you eat. It arti fici all y d! pests the food and aids Mature in strengthening and recon structing th.: exhausted digestive or gans. It is the k: I nsl discovered digest ant and tonic. Io other preparation can approach it in elllciency. It In stantly relieves and permanently cure9 Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, SlckIIeadache,Gastralgia,Crampi,and all other results (if imperfect digestion. Prepared by E. C. DeWitt A Co., Chicago. VINCENTS CO.. Corner Drug Store. Siiorn VITALI TV. LOST VIGOR I AND MANHOOT Cures Inipotency, Night Emissions anci wasting diseases, all effects of self- Subuse, or excess ana indis cretion. A nurvo tonic nnl blood builder. Jli ings the pink glow to pale checks and restores the lire cf youth. By mail 50e per box; O boxes for?3.60; with a written riuvan too to cure or rei'.-nd tho money. NERVITA MEDICAL CO. Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL, For sale W L DeLano Druggist To Cure a Cold la One Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- els. All drueeists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. 1 1 rove's signa ture is on each box. 2ac. One Minute Cough Cure n thi mil remedy I ever used for coughs and colds. It is unequalled for whooping cough. Children alt like it," writes H. N. Williams, Gentryville, Ind. Never falls. It Is the only barmluss remedy that gives Immediate results. Cures coughs, colds, hoarseness, croup, pneumonia, bronchitis and all throat and lung troubles. Its early use pre vents consumption. Vincent & Co., Corner Drug Btore. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice is herebv civen. that the under signed M. J. Budsall, executor ol the estate ot inosK.il. Lace, decensod, uas niea his final account in the matter of said es tnte in Ihe comity oourt for Lane county, Oregon, and Tuesday Ihe 2nd day of Janu ary, l'JOU, at the hotir of i o'clock in the atteruoou of said day has been nxea oy said oourt for Ihe heuriug of objections to said aeconut aed lor the final settlement of said estate; and all perRons having objec tions increto are notined to Die ine same with Uio clerk ol said court, on or before said January 2nd, 1U09. Said hearing to be had in the County Conn room at the court honse in Eogene, Oregon. Wateil this &tb day ol December, IVJ'J. M. J. IIadsall, L. BitTEQ, ixcculor. Atty for said estate. N01ICE OF FINAL SETTEMENT. Estate of W.8. Miller, deceased. Lano connty, Oregon. Notice is hereby given that George W. Wbitsett, adminiBtratorof said estate, haH filed his final aeconut for settlement of said estate, and Monday, the filth day of Febru ary, 1900, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day has beon sft by order of Hon. K. O. Potter, county judge of said Lane county for bearing objection to the same. Dated Dec. 26, 18.19. Gko. W, V nrrsKTT, Administrator. Gko. B. Dobbis, Attorney. EUGENE mm DVEIN3 AND GLEANIN8 WIRKS.... West Rlnh'.h Stieet near steam Lau.idry. CHRIS MARX, Jr., Proprietor. Cloth tntT t?liiriti. mlirrl an.1 rum1 rnl. Faded clothing restored to It ordinal cnl look like new. (UtlBfActlon suairink-vd. Work called for and delivered. f GOKHK.N ASI1 CrtR-sWKl.l, Hay,.! ii, , Kmhi.sII Willi an to 5 Scire. A veiy mlcresliiig pmn of football whb plumed at Creswell (Saturday be tween the Uoslien and Creswel! teams, (.loxlien wan co-ill. lent of victory iih the Creswell team had nut at any time a full team for practice. The Creswell 'earn played a very strong game, losing the ball but once, and I hen on a fum ble. Stewart, Love, iJuuu mid Ed muiidton, put up a good game for Goshen. The ya.ue resulted iu a tie with a score of 5 to 5, ioucIhIowiih hi inn made by Kind and Btewurt, The lin;-up was ax follows: CKKSWKLL. OOSIIEN. Seott C Roney Hunter H (i Ellini't Mania L u K Dilluid "'""ton K T Belknap tinwaid I. T Kerry MoDniiiel (i-npl) E E Dunn "Meel , E Edmuiulton Till .ny Q H v Dlllnrdie) Kord it H Love l.indaey L l-i F Dillt.nl Howe E p isiewart () i f O. (ilea Club. The University of Oregon Glee Chili, ays Hie Oregon City Courier of Dec. 21), gave u most excellent entertain ment in the opera house Wednesday night, and the frtquent rounds of ap plause with which they were greeted-, was complimentary to their eiloilH. The entertainment was in every way complimentary to the high standard of tiaiiiing received at the stale univer sity: The club shows marked im provement since lis lirat annual tour two years ago. Prufi-ssor Glen, the director and so loist, Is an old time Oregon Cit favor ite, fho reader, Allen H. Eaton, brings down the house as a reader aud impersonator, while Arthur L. Frnzor, the very talented pianisl, made a de cided hit as the impersonator of Pur- thenia. J.B. Wiustanley, the success ful manager of the club serves without compensation. Two members of the club, Biattie ami Noiriw, are Oregon City boys. The club gave-a high class entertaiumeut. Florence Xews. The West. Dec, 29. Bherift Withers was In town a couple of days the Hist ot the w-eek on ollleiul business aud getting acquainted with our citi.ens. Last Friday Elwood Lloyd brought us a pail of fresh ra- pberrles which be had gathered the evening before from bis bushes near Point Terrace. The schooners Berwick and Ralph J. Long were towed out to sea Wednes day morning and immediately set sail for Sau Francisco. They oarried loads of lumber from the Sluslaw and Ban Francisco Lumber Company's mill. Last Thursday Mrs. Landschooft, of North Fork, dropped her purse contain ing several dollars iu mo-.jw-iiuo the nvrr in r i hi ill's w Ijarf. Walter Uarlng dove a couple of times in search of It, but without success. He then obtained a grappling hook and la a short time was fortunate enough to re coyer the purse. Wood Wauted. Bids will be received at the olllce of the secretary cf the toard of regents until Saturday, February 3, liM, at 12 o'clock M to cut and deliver to the University of Oregon on or before Au.ust 15, 1900: 300 cords big body fir, 4 feet. 200 cords grub oak, 4 feet not less than 3 Inches uor more than 10 inches In diameter. Joshua J. Walton, Secretary. New Air Guns. "Cycloid" air guns work just like a Winchester rifle. Single Bhot and 100 shot repeaters. Investigate them at Matlock & McCluunhan's. limn bier store. PARKER OPERA HOUSE, WALTER ROSS, Manager. THURSDAY, JAN- 4, 1900 Thearle's Original Nashville Students In the lunuleet opera orer written, entitled 'Cindy's Wedding" Introduciuf Mr. Georae W. Whalley, The worM-renowm-d I-lon Bbph, with a voice like tnc sounu 01 a greni chuih uvu, MR. AARON WARE, The Great shouting Tenor and Funny Monologist MIrfS JULIA WAKE, Lesding Soprano. TheNashTille Mocking Bird. MISS KATE J. GKA.SE8, Great Jubilee Song Soprano and Reader. MISS LETHIA LIVERPOOL, Camp Mi-rth(t Sor.g l-cader. MISSCA8S1E BROWN, Contralto, MR. GEORGE SN'OWDEN, Ballad Tenor. MR. FRED BURCH, Solo Hanlst and Accompanist. mm 75. 50 and 25 cents. Keats on sale Tuesday at 7 a m- Corner Drug A reat protramroo ot Jubilee Sows Camp J:. . ei.ntAt oa Iaii'-s, Also .1 1 tli" !.-! "n sonas by the iireale.l Colored Slnuersand oancers ever ors...... . , , ;,..i,. fri i. fin rents, r .JJTZ:ZZ.x:im,u. Seaunow -nn MA V unlK T11O LATE. Helay 111 efe curing EiigliBh ranridgea f-irille Valley. Cn-iiiiiiliiu The spoitsiiieii w ho contriluited folio to iiilridiiee the giay or Knglidi part ridge into tliu Wlllamelle valley aie not certniu whether they will be able to have Ihe birds Ihtm Iu time to turu oui next spiing or not. Tney were made the victims of misplaced onll dence by a man who went overtu Eu Mpe a few moml s 111.0 aud p omis, d to secure the birds and bring them back with him, mid who, after writing thai he had arranged for tlw birds, and would slart with them on a cert .111 date, returned without them. The only comfort the sportsmen have under Ihe circumstances is that they did not place any 1 f their money in ihe hands of this man. Ti.ey are now endeavor ing to ni.iiti:ite with people iu Europe 10 limit: the partridges over here, lureeing to pay $ per pair tor 100 pairs laudi'd here. The partridges remain abuut farms and cultivated grounds, and will till u place which the native grouse nnd i heai-atils of Ongou leave vacant. The ring neck pheasant, introduced iutn Oiegnn from China by Judge Denny a number of years ago, and whiou have thriven and iueiensed so wonderfully, made themselves perfectly at home around farms, contesting with the do mestic fowls for the privileges of Ihe barnyard, as long as they were protect ed by law, but when shooting ol pheasants was allowed, they soon learned to hunt cover, and now take to the brush as readily and display as much skill In concealing themselves In trees as the native pheasants. Two Pointed (jueallohs. What is the use of making a better article than yourcompetitor if you can not get a better price for ii? Alls As there is 110 ilillereuce in the price the public will buy only the bet ter, so that while our profits uiay be smaller 011 a single sale they will be much greater in Ihe aggregate. How can you get the public to know your muke is the iiesi? If both articles ale brought promi nently before the public, both are cer tain to be tried and the public will very quickly pass judgment on them and use only tile belter one. This explains !he large sale on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The people have been using it for years and found that It can always be depended upon. They may occasionally take up with Borne fa-hinuuble novelty put forth with exaggeraled claims, but are certain to return to the one remedy that they knov to be reliable, and for coughs, colds and croup there Is noth ing equal to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. For sale by W L Delano. UlihVlTlES Collectors uumerous today. pi,; ;;.ywrad.ift toa,tji,iAKD. And II rains ill 1000 just the same as It did In Itsao. I Have you broaen that New Year's resolution yet? We have a few good second-hand wheels for sale cheap. Cash or Install ments. M. & McC. DeWHt's Little Early Risers purify the blood, clean the liver, Invigorate the system. Famous little pills for constipation and liver troubles. Vin cent & Co, Corner Drug Store. Experience is the best teacher. Use Acker's English Remedy In any case of coughB, colds or croup. Should it rail to give immediate renei money re funded. 25 eta and 50 cib. Forsaleby W L DeLano. Old fashions in dress may.be revived, but no old-fashioned medicine can re place Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by W L DeLano. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy can always be de pended upon and is pleasant and safe to toke, Bold by W L Delano. B'or Christ mas ptesenls that will be appreciated (Very (ley in the year, go to F L Chambers. Now Is the lime to moke the wife happy with that air tight heater. Prices very low at l L Chambers.' Just received a full car load of su perior steel ranges and cook stoves which were bought early, fnecs still reasonable at F L Chambers. No advance as vet at F L Chambers In prices on Hsln wagons, Racine buggies, Monitor drills, Dandy disc harrows, Oliver walking plows and Pitts harrows. Now is the lime to buy before this lot is all sola. Iss Annie E. Gunning, Tyre, Mich says: "1 sunerea a long nine irom dyspepsia; lost flesh and became very weak. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure com pletely cuied me." It digests what yon eat and cures all fi rms of stomach trouble. It never falls to give immedi ate relief In the worst cases. Vincent & Co., Corner Drug Store. It takes but a minute to overcome tickling In the throat and to stop a cough by the use of Dne Minute Cough Cure. This remedy quickly cures all (onus of throat and lung trou bles. Harmless and pleasant to take It prevents constipation. A famouB specific for grippe and its after elleets. Vincent 4 Co., Corner Drug S'ore. Pains in the chest wheu it person has a cold Indicate a tendency Inward pne umonia. A piece of flannel damp ened with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bound on to the chest over the seat of pain will promptly relieve the pain and prevent the threatened attack of pneumonia. This same treat ment will cure lame back In a few hours. Sold by W L Delano, AT LAST. "I'll nut htivo njier in tho house; I tell , j"U I will not aid with that helpless lit 1 If lii j.'tfnKo whining around her too! Wlii'tv would ho my quiet ami comfort?" "II. initio llouth!" Tin' inili? faced woman looked ui one -tri ii, swiit Kltinc'L. They were tt struugo .;ui, tins brother aud Bister, living alone, far mil from the busy, gossiping village. Tliere hat) been a younger brother, long hZ". A fnir haired, blue eyed boy, the 1 :ido ami pet of tho family, and to him liiv partial father wan going fb leave hia lann and money. The elder brother, IIo taiio, was strong muscled and miserly. He alieady owned a good bit of land nud was Liiiiiim; his wages regularly every jeai. llaunnh, the oue daughter, was provid ed for by being the heiress of a maiden aunt, and so old Farmer Heath, whose practical, hard working wife had died wlieu the little Edward Everett wps burn, made an idol of that fair browed baby; loved and petted him beyoud all reason, hud him educated the best schools, and, aa a crowning piece of ex tra vaK'ince and folly, actually brought home a secondhand piano and would sit for hours lisicniug to Everett's low, inu-sii-al voice aud simple accompaniments us he bung and played in the twilight. Presently the boy announced that he whs going to be married. Within a year the father died suddenly, and neither will uor money could be found in the house. There was a thor ough but useless search made. Horatio anil Hannah chose the apprais ers, and nil the real and personal estate was divided into three parts and apprais ed according to law. Everett was to take his portion and leave. And thus It came about that Ev erett and his young wife were launched upon the world with only a few hundred dollars between them and absolute want. Ten years went by, and a rumor reach ed the old Heath farm that Everett was dead and his wife and child were coming bni-U tu the village for assistance. "I suppose they might come here," said Hannah doubtfully, aud that provoked the grumble with which this story opens. They did not live happily together, this stern faced sister and quarrelsome broth er. Horatio Heath went down to the long meadow alone to see if the fences were iu order, so that he could turn the cattle lu without fear of their ti tiding their way on to the railroad. "That pesky wall and bank," ho grum bled, "is alters a-cavin in, nud I havo It to mend, for they never think o touchln It. I wouldn't mind It if It came down on to the track some day and stopped the trains for nwhile, long enough to let 'em know their duty." Even as he spoke the treacherous bank, washed by the heavy spring rains, came slipping down, and a heavy bowlder striking him unexpectedly threw him on his face. "Help, help!" he screamed, writhing about and trying to riso in vain. "Help, help!" he called again, and a bright little face peered over the crumbling, shelving bank. "Are you hurt?" asked a childish voice. "Yes, I'm awfully hurt," he groaned. "Go for help, do, and get me out of this." "Oh, dear me, there conies the train!" piped the little voice. "I con see It slow ing up at Meadow station. Whero b a stick?" I must have a stick. Let me have your cane." And, snatching off her little red petti coat, she tied it to tho stout walking stick the farmer had dropped and went flying up the track in the very fnco and eyes of the advancing engine. Fortunately they saw her in time to Blop the train, and a strong armed fire man picked up the little creature an sho stood trembling with excitement and pt eVfli.'" "'u' J" ready to fU. She U'Hf tit ell. ''e ''avW bank J: ftioiiiid Ihe Clirvo nod liAe-iVU Wil'il i3 hind on the rail. -v- ". They soon rescued-llie farmer fiuia I'll perilous position and found that both legu were broken and his collar bone dislocat ed. When they were taking him home, he would have the little heroine who had saved his life go, too, but she had slipped away and wna nowhere to be found. Of course in a place like that the little stranger could not long remain hidden, and it was known all over the village long before it reached Heath farm that Horatio Heath had been saved from a horrible death by his brother Everett's little daughter. For Horatio Heath was raving in the delirium of a fever. Suddenly waking out of a long, lethar gic sleep, the sick man, staring in th doctor's face, asked: "Where is that child?" "She is down In the village," said tho doctor soothingly, not quite sure If his patient was sane even then. "I have seen her bright eyes looking at me day nud night," said the man. "I want to see her. I'll give her armfuls of gold, whole armfuls." "I'll bring her here If you would like to see her," said tho doctor. "Oh, I would lo so glad so gladl" muttered the blck man. "I believe I can't die without seeing her once more." So tho next day the little girl stood, hushed and frightened, In the sick room. "Tell the gentleman what your name Is," said the doctor. "Lucy Heath, sir," was the reply. "Lucy Heath! Mothcr'a name! Who are you?" questioned the sick man wildly. "It'e your brother's daughter," the doc tor said, answering for the child. "But your father is dead," persisted the sick man, "and you are very poor." "My papa was a teacher, and he's not dead a bit," was the resolute reply. Hut Horatio Heath hod met with a change of heart while he struggled there between life and death with the horrible sound of the coming train ringing iu his ears. And he would not be satisfied until he had brought his brother hack to the old place and shored his wealth with him. New York News. Coati to Fit llnnchbacka. A curious Illustration of the advance of the cutter's art Is shown nowadays In tho making of clothes for hunchback men. Forty years ago, as middle aged persons can recall, the coat of a hunth bock man wos likely to fall more or less loosely from him, while now his coat Is made to fit him, an far as fit goes, as well as any man's. While the tailor over comes many ordinary defects of man in fushioning his clothes he cannot, of course, overcome this oue, hut he can cut trurments that will make the least of It aud will fit tho wearer with tho same op penrouce of trimness a that which char acterize every garment designed who care, and that Is what he does. New York Bun. FliAYHJU our. Dull headache, pain In various purls of the body, sinking at the pit of Ihe stomach, loss of appetite, feverish nrss, pimples or sores, are all posit ve evidence of Impure blood. No mailer how It became o, It must be purlfl d In order to obtain irood health. Aoker's Blood Elixir has never failed to core Hcrofulousor Hyphilltlo poisons, or spy other blood diseases. It Is certainly wonderful remedy and we sell eve ry bottle on a positive guarantee. For ale by W L DeLano, For Nearly Two Years Unable to Lay in Bed " In my capacity as druggist, in IlulTiilo, N. Y., I have the best'opportunity to judge of the merits of mauy dilTerent remedies. I am in close touch with the sick, who come into my store for moiliciues, aud most of them tell me how they mi-- KeiuiiKiiioui!,. nniueiiun dreds of preparations which 1 sell, not a Biuglu one begins to give 11s much satisfaction as Acker's Eng lish Remedy for Couehs. Colds. lironchitis, Asthma, Pleurisy and Consumption. I sell it on a dis- itf5 tinct guarantee that it will cure, I or the purchaser's money will bo ' returned. This is a perfectly safo guarauiee, oecauso toe remedy dots cure. Nobody wants his money returned. Its cures aro nothing short of marvelous. Take the case of Mr. A. H. Gilbert, for instance. He lives at No. 5 Carey street, Buffalo, N. Y. For more than three years he had a bad case of asthma, nnd had been un able to lie down iu bed for nearly two years. He came to my storo and asked me what to do. I said: Take Acker's English Remedy. He said he had tried other reme dies and didn't think this would help him. But he thinks differ. ently now. Three bottles fixed his asthma all right. Ho could sleep nttor taking them, as well as when a boy. Ho was cured several mor .. ago, nnd is well yet, so I am certain his trouble is gone for good. You can'iite to Mr. Gilbert himself, if you doubt my word. He will go further than me in prais ing Acker's English Remedy." (Signed) S. B. Thokne, druggist, Buffalo, N.Y. Sold at 35c 50c. and $1 a bottle, throughout the United States and Canada! and in England, at is. jd,. as. 3d., s. 6d. If you are not satislied after buying, return the buttle to your druggist, and get your money back. ll'e aullurUc llie aim iniaruiittf. If. II. UOOKEli i CO., iVojinctors, .Vein tori. For sale by W. L. DeLano, Eugene, Or. Uargains in Properly. The Lauer residence property on Willamette street, also lots on corner of Lincoln and 6tb streets, will now be sold cheap, easy terms. Anyone desiring ohoioe property can obtain information by calling ou The Eugene Real Estate it Investment Company, Eugene, Ore gon. 99' Ramblers $35. Ideal bicycles. Reduced prices. I ivertou's new wall paper Is here. Bicycle repairs, repairing, etc Matlock McClanahan, The latest fad, the Stamp photo. Made by the Eugene Photo Co. M O Waruer tunes pianos and organs. Repairing and polishing, Bicycle repairing, supplies, etc M.&McC. Buy goon antves, scissors and razors at Barker Gun Works. Stamp photos, four poses: 18 for 25 cents, st the Eugene Photo Studio, Mud guards for bicycles, 25 cents per pair. M. & McO. D, M. MoUrady, artlstio painter and paper-hanger. Inquire or leave orders at Preston $ Bales. A few suggestions of present s: Knives, razors, shears, carving sets, nut picks, saw or hammer, niokle-plated tea or 'coffee pot, tea kettle, roasters, baking dishes, kitchen scales, shovel, step lad deiB, wall paper. F L Chambers can tlx you, easy, "I was nearly dead with dyepepBta tried doctors, visited mineral springs and grow worse, : I uied Kodol Dys- -wipala. Cure; 'I hat cured me." It di gests what ''.."' V,,reB Indigestion, souri.iiiuiaeli.lieaririM.i-iaid all forms of dysi.psla. ViiioenlA tft.vsCCrj; Drug rHore. ' l 'i UU FURNITURE GO ESALHERS and FUHFW DIRECTORS Day & Henderson, Undertakers Kit Emhalmers. Cor. Wil and 7th sts.: : T sU- Dari Incandufcent apor Gbj 1 1IW UWOl Light The cheapen and L roll it oat Unlit on n&rth. A isfe, pure white, powerful, steady lie ht. 100 candle power; cost, leu than one half of one cent per hour. No wicks to trim. No moke or melt, No chlmnoy to clean. Superior to elec tricity, gu, acetylene or kerosene. Now on dis play aim lor mie ai iua Studio tithe . JHOTO COMPANY. Superior Fotoarafs on Chest iio the Vhen your cold has ,.iLtl down deep in your 'ic-.t, cough syrups will not lijve you. The system .11 t he given strength and ncc to throw off the 'ixase. j just this. It enables ti to conquer 'the inflam .1 '.Mini. The lungssoonheal, in 1 a!i danger is passed. Do ioi Lt the dibease become liroiiic b-.'cnune of neglect. ! I f t --, t't it Ml UtS. ,-(.t;- .- .hcin..,i, Ntw York. ir .' a i Q CLASSIFIED COLUMN. Notices unitnr Lliiii lmnit nnt. fn ayi.iai1 Svn lines, AO oeuts iwr week: SI 60 a mouth; $12 per year. For Sale. FOR BALE. Probably the very bes 160 aore traots of land iu Lane coun ty, and one of the best in the state of Oregon, owned by Dr T W Harris. ThiB is a very fertile aud highly Im proved faim lyiug i-'J miles west of Engene ou au excellent road. The dootor bought this farm with a view to breeding fine horses, but having given up the breeding business, has no further use for his farm and desir ing to devote himself exclusively to bis profession, oilers It for sale at a rare bargain. Call on the doctor for terms of sale, FOR BALE. Corner First and Jefter sou streets, one 10 room house, and two lots, 8(1x100 feet each. Good barn, mu, iiuii,llne garden ground. Also house aud lot, corner First and Lawrenoe streets, lot Cfi feet 8 iuohea, by 100 feet, young i'rult trees, good f;arden ground, water, etc. Also louse aud lot, corner Willamette aud Fourteenth streets. For prices and terms write B J Bills, Tacoma, Wash, Box 827, or call at Guard oilloo. FOR BALE. A good team, wagoa anu harntss. Also a driving team, . buggy and harness, and a good sad, die pony with saddle. F W Howabd Eugeue 14th aud Patterson streets. FOR BALE AT A BARGAN.-If sold at once plastered house with 8 rooms, aud 2 lots, Located In Fair mount. Inquire of or address A, Lombard, Eugene Oregon. Lost and f-ound. Kays and the V B church, a r satln ribbon ben, with steel buckle ' F'lnder please leave at stoto cf J V Kays. FOUND A lady's mitten. Owner ' can find same at this office. Miscellaneous. WOOD BIDS WANTED. Bids will . bo received at tho olllce of the Eu gene tauneiy until February 1, 1900, tor 200 oords of 4-loot body fir wood. Haines & Co. WOOD WANTED. 860 cords body fir wood by August 1, 1900. Bids - will be received prior to December 1, 1898. Eugene Water Co., K. L. Cham nuns, Secretary. BEND BTAMP For circulars and list oflt. H.c. literature. Address Jos, Aiiirhelu, box 1)72, Tacoma, Wash. FINE second baud organ for sale. Iu quire of Geo. F. Craw. No Core, So Pay. That Is the way all druggists sell Grore'sj Tastelns Chill Tonic fur Chills, Malaria and Bllliuiisnesa, It is as pleasant to take M Lemon Hyrup, 50 centu Mrs. B. Churchill, Berlin, Vt., says "Our baby was covered with running sores. DeWltt's Witch Hazel Balva cured her." A sped Ho for piles and skin diseases. Beware of worthless counterfeits. Vincent & Co., Come Drug Btore. J. B. Clark, Peoria, III., says: "Sur geons wauted to operate on me for piles, but I cured them with DeWltt's Witch Hazel Halve." It is Infallible for piles and skin diseases. Beware ot counterfeils. Vinci ut & Co., Come Drug Btore. Dyspepsia can be cured by using Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets. One little tablet will give immediate relief, or moi ey refunded. Hold In handsome In boxes at 26 cts. For sale by W L DeLano. mtm RUNNING UP A BIG BILL fi For dorter fcoa wouldn't be neeewnry, whan you are at' tacked with colds at this Reft son of the year. If you weuld keti a bottle of our pure and high grade Cynw Noble Whinlcey In your home, and in -i r tl it ut, nf -d!y, or as your tnnte die tates, at bedtime or any othr old time. Trier Is nothing like it for cohK Ij.(iHppeer kindred aJlniHits. W. ill. fynshm al the Corner brag store.