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What is CASTORIA
rusroria is a substitute for Outer Oil, I'uiejroric, Ivrops
and jsomiw'K j--,-"- - "...-.,.. n,
I.tl,l neither Opium, Morphine nor other J,ar-oi!c
substance. Its at'O is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays lY'verishucss. It cures Diarrhea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething1 Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tlio
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BUSINESS CAP. US.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
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ATTORN'EY-AT-LAW.
I Smu 1 and 2 ChrUman Block.
XCOEMS. OREGON.
H WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
ICoIlctloDs ft specialty.
Oftr-Orer Lane County Bank,
BILYEtT,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Oice-Onr First National Bank.
, Euoeks, Obeqon,
Dyspepsia Cure.
Digests what you eat.
It artificlall 7 d ! gct s th e food and aids
Hature in si renpthcning and recon
structing the exhausted digestive or
gans. It is (lii1. latest discovered digest
ant and tonic. No ot her preparation
can approacli it in etliciency. It in
stantly relieves ana permanently cures
Dyspepsia, indigestion, Heartburn,
riubumuce, oour aiomacn, nausea,
SickHeadachc,Gastralgia,Cramps,and
all other result s of imperfect d i gestioo.
rrvnorea oy c. I., uewitt o to., UOIcaga.
VINCENT & CO.. Corner Drug Store.
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ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
M-One-iilf block nouth of Chrlsman Blk
Eugene, Oiieooh.
IjUSKIFWORTU.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
In (notice in all the Court's.
EcoranOREOOH.
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JIHOMPSON 4 HARDY,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
Bnk Building.
. Eugene, Oreook.
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to 1. 2 and 3.
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pnvarm . ,
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li)a - ii,, a 10 a ana 7 to
n-ferry itreet between 11th and
KCYKENDALL, M. D.
JWSICIAN Ind SUlt.iEON
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wuontolur!6ry an(1 M.
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Scuorti VITALI I V
LOST Vir.OR
AND MANHOOD
Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and
wasting diseases, all effects of self-
abuse, or excess and India-
-r at i m 1 1 A ,tnrvA Innln mirl
blood builder. Bringa the
k & P'n' fflow to pale cheeks and
EftK"! re3t01'es t',e re 01 youth.
By mail SOc per box; O boxes
for it'i.HO; with a written pruaran.
roe to euro or t'clunu the money.
IMESVITA MEDICAL CO.
Slintcn & Jackson Sts., CHICACO, ILL,
For sale W L DeLano Dnitrgl-tt
Bargains in Property.
The Lauer residence property on
Willamette street, also lots on corner
of Lincoln and 5th streets, will now be
nold cheap, easy terms. Anyone desiring
choice property can obtain information
by calling on The Kugeue Real Estate
& Investment Company, Eugene, Ore
gon.
Sick Headache absolutely and per
manently cured by using ,Mokl Tea,
A pleasant herb drink. Cures consti
pation and indigestion, makes you eat.
sleep, work and happy. Hotlfm-llon
guaranteed or money haek. 25 r:- nud
50 cts. For Bale bv W L DeLano.
I. T. Travis, Agent Southern R. R.,
Sell mi, On., writes: "I can not say
too much in praise of One Minute
Cough Cure. It my case It worked
like a charm." The only harmless
remedy that gives immediate rexuHs.
Cures cnuphs, colds, croup, bronchitis,
and all throat and lung troubles. Vin
cent & Co, Corner Drug Htore.
Lewis Denni", Salem, Ind,, says:
"Kodoi Dyspppsla Cure did more irood
than anything J ever took." It dlgeets
what you eat auit can not help but
oure dyspepsia and stomaob troubles.
Vincent & Co, Corner Drug Store.
CASTOR
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bough!
Signature of
mm- Mm
You . "3 expect to sec
a ?mby p::r;p an.! rosy, don't
you? Tiiii::v::s in a baby
isadisea;c. I"nct corrected
seaous re !fs lo'low. The
!i.-st year olt.-:! determines
tlie health for d.z whole of
long life.
is a '.rue and tried friend to
:he little cnes. It give?
:l-.cn just the ;lumpness all
;;a;tiiy tables should 'have.
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SCOTT A DUWIii, ClKmuli, Nw York.
A.--.A.--.A,-.A.-.A...,A.
1 FISHIHG FOR JACK
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. Two Women Go A.ttliliuj and Lud '
oh n unuut m LIU.
' log Not.
Jmn 09 iyI1B fuU lc.nKth ,n pnnt
1,'oiacn Soptember after
noon on tho Thamoa it P.., t..i,
Blie hnl dropped nsloep and was droani-
ins mut sue had stolon her husband's
Qy rod and hud caucht an
hoi with an "artful dodger," when sud
denly alio was roused by a biir U nn.l
tplnsh quite close to her, and Instantly
til her senses were on the alert, for Joun
-iinswortii was nothing tt not a fisher-
nouian. sue sat up m the punt watch
ing tho large circles caused by the lish
thoughtfully, and her soul yearned with
a great yearuinir to entch a i,,lr nn.i
make Billy mad with envy. "I will go
ima very ariernoou," she snid. "The
water looks In splendid condition, nud
1 11 tnko I'rue." And, jumping up, sho
seized tho paddle and was soon across
the river to "Lion -hn fimm" i,,.,..,
she and Billy and l'rudence, the maid,
hud been "camping out" most of tho
summer.
'I'ruel" she called, "hurrv un with tho
afternoon ten, while I rig up my rod and
iui-Kie. i m going nsning."
Joan's knowledge of tishin? w-na cer.
tninly not large, but she was a keen lov..v
of the "gentle art," and her one great
ambition was to eateh n tuck "nil l,v
herself," as she said, while Hilly was
up in town. Like all women, sho de
spised small usli. There was no more
skillful angler for cudceon. roach mul
duce on the Thames than she, but sho
wanted larger game.
"Now, l'rue." sho said In a graud tone,
as she paddled down tho Ilook, "I am
goiug to Paternoster for jack this after
noou with live bait," nnd sho pointed to
uer can or trlsky gudgeon which she had
caught while Prudence was getting tea.
"I am not going to moor anywhere, hut
you must just gently puddle about fcom
place to place and hold on to the thorn
bushes while I Benrch all 'piky looking
spots.' " Joan felt pleased with her Inst
sentence; she had got it from Billy's
usnmg book anu tliougut It sounded pro
fessionnl.
"If I have a bite, Prue, I shan't Btriko
nt once, us I must wnit while the jack
turns tho bait in his mouth, so I shall
count 20 slowly. You must paddle us
out into midstream to give me a chanco
of playing it properly, and, Prue, we will
hnvo stuffed pike nnd caper Bauce for
dinner tomorrow."
"Now, Prue, catch on to that thorn
hush," Joan cried excitedly, ns tiioy
turned round tho bend of the Hook. "1
am going to fish down this reach as far
as the entrance to tho Abbey stream.1
And Prue held on to the thorn bush like
grim death, thankful to have csenped the
Btump.
John senrched all the water thnrmiffli
ly, skillfully dropping the bait into all tho
little pools, and she was just beginning
to think sadly that there would he un
pike and caper sauce, when sho felt n
tug, tug, nnd then on Prue's astonished
ears fell a sound like the noise of a
thrashing mnchino. "One, two, live, ten,
sixteen, twentyl" Bhrieked Joan and
struck with such a mighty strike' that if
there had not been something "on," she
would have gone clean backward out of
the punt.
" I believe it's a Jack," she said breath
lessly. "I must try nnd get it on tho
reel nt once, and keep It out of tho bank.
and keep my rod point up, nnd not let it
hnvo a slnck lino or it will bite through,
nnd piny It gently, and and Oh, what
else did the fishhook say?" sho yelled In
a perfect agony of excitement. "Oh.
True, what nm I to do? But I think it's
coming along very nicely. I shan't lose
it. Oh I" Whir-r-r-r-r went the reel, as
the jack dashed oft toward tho Abbey
scream.
One breathless moment bum I and
Prue's arms wero around a post, and the
next they wero in tho calm waters of tho
Abbey stream. And then thcro was a
hard fight. For ten minutes Joan tugged
nt that jack, her heart beating and
checks burning. Never wns there a more
astonished fish. From rhr-r curiosity It
went closo up to the punt to seo who was
tnerc, and when it only saw n whito skirt
wabbling about it flapped its tail in dis
gust, nnd off it wont again with a
wtur-r-r-r-r-r-r-r. But Joan novcr yield
ed. She doggedly hauled away, whisper
ing over nnd over ngain to herself: "Oh,
how jenlous Billy will bo! What will ho
say Oh, Mr. Jack, do hurry up and
come homo. I'm getting bo tired 1 Oh,
Billy, Billy 1" And gradually tho jack did
begin to tiro and allowed himself to bo
drawn slowly toward the punt, and thon
In oue awful moment it dawned upon
Joan she hud forgotten to bring tho land
ing net. Thero was despair in her voice
and face as she broko this to Prue, but
Prue was more than equal to the occa
sion. "And what on earth would you be
wanting with a landing net, ma'am, when
there's a Siiiry Gamp on bonrd?" she re
marked cheerfully. "By which I mean,
ma'am, landing nets aro foolish things
when you have got a good, stout umbrella
with you. You just bring the shark up
to the punt, ma'am, and leavo tho rest to
me." And as sho spoke sho quickly
ducked her open inverted umbrollu into
the water plump under the weary jack,
and tho next moment Mr. Jnck was In
tho punt, feebly flapping his tail lu and
out of the wires of the umbrella.
The two women sat, ouo on each side
of tho umbrella, guzing nt tho fish with
rapt attention, but neither of them would
hnvo touched it for love or money. They
were fur too frightened of Its sharp
teeth.
"Oh, Prue," said Joan in ecstatic tones,
"how clever you are I I should never
have thought of the umbrella. And isn't
it a beautiful fish? I am suro It Is ten
pounds. Tho poor thing Is gasping for
breath, but I daren't kill it. We shnll
have to take it home just as it Is in tho
umbrella."
Hilly wondered why Ills wife looked so
rndinnt when she met him that evening
at Staino's. hut sho didn't tell him her
news till they reached home, and then,
tnking him solemnly by the hand, she led
lilm up tho llttlo lawn to tho umbrella,
which wns being carefully gunrded by
I'rue, and. with shining eyes nnd a littlo
bow, she introduced htm to "her first
Jack." Chicago Herald.
IXncrect Silence.
"I told Bunks a story, and It didn't re
mind him of another."
"Perhaps lie was nfrnid that if he told1
one It would remind you of nnother."
Chicago Itecold.
Having a Hreat Ron on Chamber!- In's
Cough Itemed)'.
Manager Martin, of the Pierson drug
store, Informs us that he Is having a
gteat run on Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. He sells five bottles of tnat
medlclne to one of any other kind, and
it gives great satisfaction. In thee
dsys nf la grippe there Is nothing like
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to stop
the cough, heal up the sore throat and
lungs and give relief within a very
short time. The sales are growing,
and all who try it are pleased with I's
prompt action. South Chicago Dally
Calumet. For sale by W, -L. DeLano,
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Ilia unme was Japping. Thia U the
to. Ho hud two oiUor uiiiues. nm)
when harnessed tn mle in my hero tigured
thus: John Adnlph JnpiKra. Jtippers
wns j-ouuu, tender, fresh. So wus Ufa
benrd. Jappers had seen about 18 yenin
uf eurthly woe, and he was hishly sensi
tized by nature, although hia father was
a hi u ft old codfeer, without an ounce of
nuuseuse in his whole mnko up.
John Juppera fell in love. He had a
fc'irl, lit least ho thought he hnd, and he
thought he had said Interestlus thiuKS
ami quoted poetry enough to make her
just crazy to have him propose. One
day he concluded he would try and boo
how an offer of marriage, made In true
liiiiKhtly atyle, would affect her. He ar
rayed himself ln purple and flue liueu,
so to speak, made himself look as rav
lsuiiiKiy beautiful as he could be and
sought hia divinity.
Coaxiujj her into the parlor, where
uiey might oe unobserved, he proceeded
In due nud regular form to offer himself.
Did that girl swoon from excessive elad-
uess? Did Miss Pinky Browu tling herself
on ms clean shirt front and Bulrel In
eestasy? Well, not to any great extent
On the contrary, 6he laughed ln hii
face and called him a fool; told him to
go home and ask his mother for a ginger-
snap, and when ho seized her by the
nana nnd attempted to remonstrate her
black and tan terrier seized him by the
cair or ins leg and attempted to extract a
soup piece from It.
Jappers felt his proud heart break.
He wished he had snuff to put in that
dog's eyes and a pistol ball to put be
tween his own. He waited like a mar
tyr until that pet of hers had got through
with his lunch, and then, taking his hat,
he strode haughtily from tho house, re
solved to die, to smother his grief In tho
lethean wave of oblivion.
Looking neither to the right nor left,
he made his way to an apothecary's store
and said he wanted a doso of arsenic to
kill a cat. The druggist had often met
these crazy looking chaps who wanted
to poison cats and rats and things, and,
concluding at most that he would only
mako tho cat sick of her existence for n
few hours, he proceeded to put up a
Btrong emetic, with which our heroic
youth strode home, fully resolved on a
funeral.
Going to his chamber, he wrote the fol
lowing note and left it on the table:
Friends of Thla Earth Fate han fractured my
heart. She whom 1 worshiped has laughed at
my love and act her i;ig on me. I pass on. I
cruve the silent tomlt. I cannot livo In tha samo
world with her and know that I am scorned. I
have taken arsenic.
Then he took the emetic. Being strong,
it worked hurriedly.. It appeared to waits
through his troubled interior, and ho
nionned like a stricken calf. The family
rushed up to hia room in great alarm.
His father gruffly asked him what the
matter was, and ho pointed to the paper
on the table.
The old mnn'seized and read it.
"I'll ho banned if iho cussed idiot
hasn't been taking arsenic!" ho exclaim
ed, and, seizing his hat, he rushed out
for the nearest physician.
Grabbing a stomach pump, the doctor
was soon at the bedside of his howling
patient. Then the fun began. The parent
of thut poor hoy sat upon his stomach,
while the doctor applied the pump, and
the experience that lie underwent for tho
next teu minutes was quite enough to
make any man sigh for "the silent
tomb." He could feel it pull on his very
corns.
Afte'r nearly turning him inside out the
doctor discovered the real truth and
limbered up his "machine" to go home.
That matter of fact father followed him
to know why he withdrew, if he was
quite sure he had pumped him dry, when
the doctor Informed him that he had
been made a fool of, that the boy had
taken an emetic and that he would take
$10 for his trouble in relieving him of It,
That matter of fact parent paid the
bill and showed Mr. Medico out of doors,
and then, with a flood of paternal love
light In his eyes, ho returned to his son.
Ho ordered the others from the room,
and, after locking tho door, he began to
act the part of an Indian medicine man
with the Bufforer.
He warmed him with a rattan cane.
He sat upon him and dusted tho most
distended portions of his pantaloons with
the palm of his hand. He took him by
the two legs aLM, holding him up ob he
would a carcass of mutton, he jounced
his head on the floor several times.
"There!" said he, after his parental
love had spent itself. "If I ever catch
you making such a confounded mule of
yourself again, I'll cram a pound of ni
troglycerin down your throat and throw
you out of the window. If you want to
die, I'll fix you myself, but don't let mo
seo any more suicide in Ibis house."
Then he left that tender youth to his
own sad reflections. What they wero
may be inferred; but, somehow, he dldn t
caro half so much for Pinky Brown as
he did before. In fact, he didn't dare to
dio for fear of his unromautic father.
He enjoyed about n week of these ro !
flections before he could overcome his
physical weakness sullicieutly to get out
again. But it cured him, and now ho
has shaved off that springtime mustache.
stopped attitudinizing before the mirrors
and behaves himself quite like one who
came up through great tribulation on
account of a girl. New York News.
HULDAH.
She Conquered the German.
In the Franco-German war tho
French hospital at Vendonio was in
charge of the late Mine. Corallo Cahen,
one of the most noted nurses of the time.
Thero, nided by two nurses nnd seven
Christian sisters of mercy, she received
thousands of French nnd German sol
diers. When the Prussians occupied
Vendorae, they wished to hold the hos
pital and plant on it tho German flag.
But, warned of tho enemy's Intentions,
Mine. Cnhen, early one January morn
ing, visited tho Prussian general, who,
surrounded by his stuff, was about to
seize the building.
Sir," she oxclnimed, "we have receiv
ed your wounded uud nursed them ns
though they were our own. We will
continue to do so, but we will remain in
a French hosnitul. We will not havo It
converted into n German hospital."
Madame, wns the reply, "we aro
masters.
in tho town It may be: here, no!" was
the answer. "Wo ore protected by tho
Bed Cross and the I reach flag. loll
have no right to touch either the one or
the other."
Hho connuored, nnd from that day the
utmost admiration was openly evinced
for her by the Germans. 8.m Francisco
Argonaut
DeWIU's Little Early Risers j urlfy
the blood, clean the liver, invig orate
the system, Famous little pi.is for
constipalloo and liver troubles. Vin
cent & Co, Corner Drug Store,
I want to let the people who sutler
from rheumatism and sciatica know
that Chamberlain's Pain liaim relieved
me after a number of other medicines
and a doctor nad failed. It is the beet
niuient I have ever known of. J A
Ilodgen. Alpherettfl, Oa. Thousands
have been cured of rheumatism by this
remedy. One application relieves the
nT). For sale ny w u uei,ano.
"A woman with ideas of her own,"
her ncquaiutnncrs said of Huldah Owen.
She was only one of that great multi
tude of middle aged unmarried women
wim are dependent upou themselves. A
ries of misfortunes had fallen upou tho
Owens, and when the debts were paid
nnd the estutu was settled only a few
hundred dollars remained. Besides the
money, Huldah possessed a common
scnool education, excellent hoalth, an in
dependent spirit and strong, common
sense.
.Many plans floated through her mind.
There was one thing she greatly desir
ed, and that wns to be an owner of real
estate. Why could not she do with
small village property what the money
kings had done with railroads buy di
lapidated houses, put them In repair and
sell at a profit or keep them and live on
the rental?
After eating breakfast at her friend's
house she started out lu quest of K bar
gain in real estate.
I'-very house she passed which looked
as If it were going to decay she scanned
with interest, aud in some instances in
quired if the property were for sale. In
view of a possible purchaser, the price
was generully raised beyond the reach of
Iluldah's small capital. On the outskirts
of the village stood an old house which
she especially wished to possess. It was
large and surrounded by about two acres
of land. It seemed in tho last stagcB of
decay.
"If there wnsn't so much land with It,"
mused Huldah, "1 might be able to buy
it, but 1 do not want to go ln debt, and
if tho Ilulsey heirs knew that I wanted
to buy it they would want a fancy
price."
She went homo quite tired and with a
much clearer idea of what $t00 would
not purchnse than when Bhe started out-
"Come hero nnd welcome," her friend,
Mrs. Itnmsdell, had Btiid, wheu the
breaking up nt the homestead hud left
Huldah without shelter.
"Thank you, kindly," tho yonng woman
had responded. "It will only bo for a
short time, for I must get settled. "
In tho snmo household was a lad about
10 years old, who did chores for his
board. Tho chores lasted all day long,
and oven tho few hours after suppor
which Donnld wanted for study were be
grudged and brokeu. Tho children of the
family crowded the patient llttlo fellow
away from tho lamp aud away from the
lire.
Huldah uindo a resolve that If over Bhe
had a homo of her own Donald should
havo a cozy nook by tho fireside. Sho had
helped him with his examples, and ho
was grntcfttl, for poor nud homeless as
ho was he had set his heart on becoming
a great scholar.
Tho evening thnt Huldah had been out
prospecting n man camo to seo her about
selling tho Hutsey proporty.
"I am ouo of the heirs," he stnted.
"Thero aro three of us, an wo aro tired
of looking for a buyer. It hasn't boen so
we could rent it fur a long spell, an we
ain't none of us but could use a bit of
cosh right handy, now that cold woathor
is n-comin on. I beu over to see Sary Ann
nn John nbout it, an they reckon if you
hev a mind to give ub ouch $100 fur our
sheer we'll sell out, an tho place'll he
yourn."
Throo of them I Ono hundred dollars
apiece! Huldah thought rapidly. It was
a very low figure. Stiii sho was shrewd
enough not to seem too eager.
"I will look the place over in the morn
ing nnd let you know," sho said.
Bright nnd early sho wns making her
way through tho weeds to tho old Hul
Bey house. Sho found a good cellar, au
excellent foundation wall and timbers
and thrco or four rooms thut could be
mado hnbitnblo without much expense.
Tho land alono she know to be worth
moro than tho prico asked. After ascer
tabling that tho title was good she con
cluded the bargalu as soou as possible.
It was early iu Septombar, but thoro
wns much to do boforo cold weather. Sho
went to her friend and asked for Donald.
"I want him for my boy," Bhe explain
ed. "I will give him a homo and educate
him."
Donald stood by, anxious to bear the
decision.
"If ho wants to go," said Mrs. Rams
doll. "I have no claim on him. I just
took hhn in out of charity, but I have
enough of my own."
"Do you want to bo my boy, Donald?"
"Oh, yes'm, if you please."
Huldah was not a demonstrative wom
an, but she kissed the eager, uplifted
face. That caress made tho moUierless
boy her friend, wilting to lay down hU
lifo in her service.
In tho busy days that followed she
found her boy a vory elliclont helper. It
was Donald who cleared the place of
weeds. It was Donald who helped to
scrub and whitewash tho rooms. It was
Donald who worked with all his might
when the drnyman brought-Huklah's fur
niture from her old borne.
"Donald. I do not want you to work
so hard. I fear you will luiure yourself,"
remonstrated Huldah, and I want you
to havo time for study."
"I lovo to work for you," responded
the boy. "You never Bcold mo, and I
wnut to sec how well we can make tha
place look."
"It Is wonderfully Improved already.
Since you pulled up those grent weeds
and burned them it looks like another
place, but wo need a caVpcnter to put on
a new roof on the wing of the house and
to fix the doors and windows."
Sho soon fouud a carpenter who was
willing to mako repairs if he could turn
his work on rent. Huldah furnished the
materials, and In a week tho mnn and
bis wife moved Into a part of the house,
so that almost from the first the prop
erty began to be a paying investment.
Donald begged to be allowed to paint
the outsldo of the house. Ho also teamed
to put on Bhingles and was so much help
In mnking tho repairs that tho term of
the carpenter's Bervtccs wsb comparative
ly short. At the end of tho second mouth
the rent was cash, and it went far
toward providing food for tho two happy
inmates of Hulsey house.
Her success prompted her to greater
efforts. Bhe found a mechanic who was
out of work, and she agreed that If ho
would build a house on her grounds she
would pay him In rent. Having a wife
and child, he was giad to get shelter on
these terms.
By figuring Huldah found out that she
could afford to borrow money to buy or to
bnild, ns the rent was much more than
the interest. So her rent roll lengthened
yenr after year, and she gained the desire
of her heart by becoming a property
owner. Waverley Magazine.
So Care, So ray.
That Is the way all dnnnrhita ll Ornvn'
Tajtelese Chill Tonic for Chills, Malaria and
lilllloumeaa. It la as pleasant to take aa
Lemon Syrup. Wl cents
Wall paper at cost, and less.
F L Chambers.
G. If. Applefon, Justice of the peace,
Clarksburg, X. J., says: "DeWIU's
Little Early Risen are tha best pills
made for constipation. We use no
others," Quickly cures all liver and
bowel troubles. Vincent A Co, Uorner
D.ng Store.
Connlj Lomniisslers Court.
Mrs Van Tyue, earn of Witt and
child 40 00
W E Wlnfry, supervisor road
district No67 41 60
C W Powell, provisions for pau
per Powell 5 00
S IS May bun, supervisor road
district No 20 00
I Slayter, supplies for pauper
Cautrell 5 90
W L Delauo, medicine for Witt
child 4 80
Fred Warner, road work 13 75
O F Kuox, gravel 6 00
S 1. Dolsou, lepalrs on furry 20 50
W 11 Eator, drawiug Jury Hat
Jasper preoinot 8 00
K L Zeru, drawing Jury list, jjb
per precluet 2 00
Marion Wallace, drawing jury
list Jasper precinct 2 10
J M OoldBon & Son, lumber 9 68
P iVewcomb, gravel 2 60
M B McCann, deputy assessor... 60 00
E S Calif, gravel 4 60
P P Burton, aaseesor 75 00
S J Wilson, deputy assessor 50 00
W H Kauoft, road supervisor
dlslrlot No 85 is 80
E Bungs, llveiy 7 60
A J Ren fro, supervisor road dis
trict No 86 18 00
HSTillou, toad supervisor dis
trict No 60 24 00
T E Creed, work on oruBher 83 16
W H Lincoln, road supervisor
district No 14 60 00
Soldiers' Homestead Rights.
The following from the Medford
Mall may Interest some old soldier:
'K. M. Stewart ranAntlv anbl hia
claim to additional government home
stead. Mr. Stewart filed a homestead
right on 80 aorea of Bovernmaut land
in Missouri ln 1869, but under an act
or congress all soldiers of the Union
army who filed upon a lesser amount
of land than 160 acres pnui 10 June 22
1874. are entitled to sail their rluht to
his lesser amount, and it is this right
WHICH Air. Wtewart has d anmurl nf
This item may be of Interest to other
soldiers who are situated similarly to
nir. oiewari. it there are any, they
should see to it that their elalma an.
established. Should they prefer to
locate upon tuiBaUdltlonal land them,
selves they can do so, and make proof
upon me same wunout the usually re
quired residence."
Salem Storage Todav'a Rtatna.
man: "The storage capacity of the
southern PaolQo Company's warehouse
in this oltv la exhauatod and a taw
surnlus baleB have found shelter In tho
regular ireigm depot, un account of
mese conditions the eomnanv has dla.
continued reoeivinor hona for atnrasa
ine wareuouse contains 4,500 bales
of hODS and reiireaonta tha
property of local dealers who
are very evidently Holding for
oener nguree. However, several
shlnments have been made ramntiv.
--j t
probably to H I advance orders. Last
ween seven carloads were sent east
while yesterday- liiuriilnir another lot
100 bales was aturted f r the eastern
marko'.
Lig Ji.ioH. Today's Oregonlan; "J
K Keli. manager of the Booth-Kelly
onuiiiuny's lumbering Interests at Co-
burg. Litne onuuty, Is at the Imperial,
accompanied by George Catching, the
company millwright. They are on
Iheir way to the Cowlitz to take notes
of the construction of a new-fashioned
log tinoiu in that river, with a view to
uu llng oue like it, lu the McKeuile
river at Coburg."
Gets Even. Junotlon City Times:
rhe Eugene Guard Jumped on the
Times -'once upon a time" because an
error was made In our date. Not ln a
spirit of revenge but merely as a re
minder thut the manager of the Guard
Is human aud liuble to err like other
members of the family, we will state
that Tuesday's daily was dated as fol
lows: "Monday, Jauuary 2, 1899,"
We'll take oysters In our'n.
Upper Hiubi.aw Logging. Wlll-
llams and Creppin'a logging camp at
Mound, on the upper Bluslaw, Prank
Wallace foreman, are prepared to put
ln 250,000 feet of logs a mdr'.", They
have a chuie of a quarter of a mile In
leugth which carries the Inga to the
end in teu seconds. Two good sawyers
an And work at this camp. '
Complimentary. Ralam Dalit,
Journal: "There seems to be at least
one college president In Oregon who
can open bis mouth without putting
his foot In It, Be lives at Eugene "
Ex-Governor Win. P. Lord, the new
United States minister to the Republlo
of Argentina, who, baa been In Wash
ington for some weeks past, sarled
from New York city for Southampton,
England, yesterdav, from whloh place
he will take the Royal Mall Com
pany's steamer direct for Buenos
Ayres, the trip from the last named
port laa log for about 30 days. The ex
governor is accompanied by Mrs. Lord,
their eon William and daughter Bessie.
Ashland Record: Rev. E. A. Ross
leaves tonight on his northern trip,
Mr. and Mra. Root having returned to
Ashland sooner than expected. Mr.
and Mrs. R-ies and bis mother will
have to give up their residence hi about
a month, which may oause them to
take up their residence elsewhere, an
evangelist's home being an unsettled
1 evidence here below.
II A Ht Earle, a Montana mining
man will go to Blue River to prospect
in a few days.
Ten per oent of! on alt Ingrain wall
paper.
Griffin Hariw, Co,
Throat Troubles
"Bardwell, Ky., where I live. Is in the ex
tremis western part of the Btate and only a
few miles from Cairo,
III., where the Ohio
empties into the Mis
sisuippi River. It may
be that throat troubles
are common here be
cause of loca
t i 0 n , hut,
whatever the
reason, I find
it wise to con
stantly keepa
supply of
Acker's Kng-
list. Remedy
for Consump
tion on hand.
It is the best
thing I ever
came across
for coughs, colds and throat troubles, and
I have used it in my family for years. No
druggist here can be depended upon to have
It always, so I am writing this letter to V.
H. Hoofror A Co., 220 Broadway, N. Y., to
order a dozen bottles at a time. My wife is
bothered lately with sore throat and difficult
breathing, but just as soon as the dozen bot
tles get here, I will give her a few doses, and
she will certainly be well again. I expect to
write another letter iu a short time saying
my wife is cured, for I feel absolutely sure it
la what she needs." (Signed) T. A. White.
Sold at 2.V., 50c. and$l a bottle, throughout
the United States and Canada ; and in Eng
land, at Is. 2d.. 2s. 3d., 4s. 6d. If you are not
satisfied after buying, return the bottle to
four druggist, and get your money back.
ItY authorixe the above guarantee.
. W SL UQQKEK 4s CO., Proprietor, Hew York,
For Sale B" W L Delano.
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.
Notices under this head not to exceed five
lines, 60 cents per week; SI 60 a month; 12
per year.
For Sale.
FOR SALE. Probably the very bes
150 acre tracts of land in Lane coun
ty, and one of the best ln the state
of Oregon, owned by Dr T W Harris.
This Is a very fertile and highly Im
proved farm lying 2J miles west
of Eugene on an excellent road. The
d oo tor bought this farm with a view
to breeding fine horses, but having
given up the breeding business, has
no furthor use for his farm and desir
ing to devote himself exclusively to
his profession, oilers it for sale at a
iniv unrgmu. van on tue aoctor ror
......... , i ..
to, tun u, onie.
FOR BALE. Corner First and Jeffer
son streets, one 10 room house, and
two lots, 80x100 feet each. Good
barn, wuter, liull.llue garden ground.
Also bouse and lot, corner First and
Lawrence streets, lot 66 feet 8 inches,
by 160 feet, young fruit trees, good
garden ground, water, etc Also
house aud lot, corner Willamette
aud Fourteenth streets. For prices
aud terms write B J Bills, Taconia,
Wash, Box 827, or call at Guard
ollloe.
FOR BALK Young team; weight
aooui muu pounds each; also wagon
and harness. Inquire of Henry
Hohl, Bouth Willamette street.
Lost and hound.
TAKEN. A white India Cashmere
shawl was taken from the ladies' re
ception Monday night at the Ar
mory. It Is prized very highly aa
a present coming from Manila. The
party taking ills asked to return the
same to this oflioe.
LOST. Between residence of J W
Kays and the U B church, a red
satin ribbon belt, with steel buokle.
Finder please leave at store of J W
Kays.
Miscellaneous.
WOOD BID8 WANTED. Bids will
be received at the office of the Eu-
fene tannery until February 1, 1900,
. or 200 cords of 4-foot body fir wood.
Haines 4 Co.
WOOD WANTED.-860 cords body
fir wood by August 1, 1900. Bids
will be received prior to December 1,
1899. Eugene Water Co., F. L.
Chambers, Secretary.
BEND STAMP For circulars and list
or it. a. V. literature. Address Jos.
Amrheln, box 972, Tacoma, Wash.
BUte of Ohio, Oily of Toledo, i
Lucas County, j ' "
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
he Is the senior partner of the firm, of
F. J. Cheney A Co., doing business ln
the city of Toledo, county and state
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case of Catarrh tbat
cannot be cured by the use of Hall'b
Catarrh Curb.
Frank J. Cheney.
Sworn to tefore me and subscribed
In my presence, this Olh day of Decem
ber, A. I)., 1886.
, A. w. uleason,
seal Notary Publlo
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter-
nally and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Bend for testimonials, free.
t . J. CHUNKY OS oo.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Bold by druggists, 75c
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
For Christmas presents tbat will be
appreciated every day In the year, g
to F L Chambers.'
D. M. MoCrady, artist lo painter and
paper-hanger. Inquire or leave orders
at Preston Hales.
M O Warner tunes pianos and
organs. Repairing and polishing.
Dyspepsia can tie oured by using
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets. One little
tablet will give immediate relief, or
mot ey refunded. Bold in handsome
In boxes at 25 cts. For sale by W L
DeLano.
No advance as yet at F L Chambers
lo prices nn Bain wagons, Raoine
buggies, Monitor drills, Dandy dlso
harrows, Oliver walking plows and
ruts harrows, now is the lime to
buy before Ibis lot Is all sold.
Size doesn't Indicate quality. Be
ware of counterfeit and worthless salve
ottered for DeWIU's WltouHaael Balve.
DeWllt's Is the only original. Aa
Infallible oure for piles aud all skin
diseases. Vincent 4 Co., Corner Drug
Biore,