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Newspaper Page TextI . . -r.... ITtLVA yVIAVllVH JJUUtrutt UI1U HIIIC!! lloon heK,u1,ur oV(,p 30 yours, lias borno llio signature of . - "' lias ueou liiiido under liis pcr- V sonal supervision .siaco its inl'aiu-y. (JoflC' Allo'Y no ?') to deceive you in this, rmn'oriuits, Imitations unit substitutes nro but Ex rl l lento tlmt trillo with and ciitluiiger tins health of jts aud Cuildrcu Experience against ISxperinieut. What is L ria is a substitute for Ca..tor Oil, Parefroric, Drops I dSot,lin" f;'v,,1Is 11 ,s IIa,',,,,css nutl ll'asaiit. It taillS neither UlUUIII) iiiuriuiiuo "i uuiit .narcotic (.incc. Its ngo is its guarantee. It destroys AVoi ins dnjlavs Fcvurlsliiiess. It cures DiarrJi.Ten, and "Wind Mic K relievos Teething- Troubles, cures Constipation 1 i'latitlene.v. It assimilates tbo Food, regulates tlio r,muh nl ilowels, srivlug- bcaltliy and natural sleep. Tli'o children's Pana.;ciV-Tho Motbcr's Friend. UuiNE CASTOR 1 A ALWAYS ' Bears tLo Signature of h Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. Itn COMPSNV, TT BUSINESS CAKDS. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. C HALE. ATTORNEY-AT-LA W. La I d 2 Cbrisman Block. IUGKSE. OBEGON1, M WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Ifftkni i tpecialty. kf-Orer Lane County Bank, BILYKCT, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. 1-Oib Firat National Bank. Eugene, Oregon, C WOODCOCK, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW, M)n-hlf block south of Chrlsmau Blk EtiotHE, Obsoon. KSXIPWORTH. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, I lotBte in all the Court's. EooexkObeqon. pIH0801t CHAB A HARDY POMPSON 4 HARDY. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. 1 Tint Nation,.! T1.L. TI..:1.I.- fiU Ik, court -"""" Enoinis, Oreooh. W, B DORRIS. RBSEY CO'JNSELOR-AT.T.AW fc&ij"'? c0!rto of lhe Second f-J National Bank l!l,l iMl.2andl MEDICAL, !' HARRIS, Wsicuv AlC- .... U - ouitUHUN. U Xi 12 m; 2 to 5 aud 7 to '"T street between 11th and ft KYKEXDAIX, M. D. "IfilCIAX AND SUU. IKON 7oon to iurw ... i .. lSa0VER,M.D. fKUS a7d SURGEON. Knt.PtVian St Vi,n, .'. E. Wnn.1'. . Lrystiwt, ery nore, H0" Seventh and HI,' JKYYEr.pu 'Wtat, Obeood DENTIST Mt. ...... . . v wet o Minnesota fteiDv. i, 1. fc-. 1-a France Kr" For . r" Turk St, lfot i "r. "'e bv all rim.! j'Mofft. r-a.n wrapper direct !i,fr)vf,en'' t,,e or,u' ofladL rr",tu,ar'lnd Pl- ' i leim , 'neoniyre-w-,. take notlilni- FX3M 1 BTSCCT, NCW YORK CITY. BB Dyspepsia Cure. Digests what you eat. It artificial! y 3 i ges ts the food and aids Kiture in strengthening and recon structing the exhausted digestive or gans. It is the lat est discovered digest ant and tonic. No other preparation can approach it in efficiency. It in Btantly relieves and permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, SickHeadache,Gastralgia,Crampi,and all other resu! ts of imperfect digestion. Prepared by E. C. DeWItt A Co., Chicago. VINCENT & CO.. Corner Drug Store. Return VITALI If, LOST VIGOR " AND MANHOOD Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and wasting diseases, all ellecta of self- abuse, or excess and indis cretion. Ancrretnnicnnd ' Jd ",octl builder. Bring-) tne jltfera restores this fire cf youth. By mail 15uc per box; w boxes for sJ.50; with a written guaran tee to cure or refund the money, NERVITA MEDICAL CO. kilnton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILU For Mle W L DeLano Druggist liargaiu. In rroperty. The Lauer residence properly on Willamette street, also iota. on corner of Lincoln and 6th streets, will now be sold cheap, easy terms. Anyone desiring choice property can obtain information by calling on The Jugeue Real Estate & Investment Company, Eugene, Ore gon. ' Stole Headache absolutely and per manently cured by using Moki Tea. A. pleasant herb drink. Cures consti pation and indigestion, makes you ent, sleep, work and happy. Bailfurtion guaranteed or money back. 25 uta aud 50 cts. For sale bvWL DeLano. I: T. Travis, Agent Southern R. B., Sellna, Gu.; 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 results. Cures coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, mid all throat and lung troubles. Vin cent & Co, Corner Drug More. Lewis Dennis, Salem, Iud., says: "Kodol DyBpcpsIa Cure did more good than anything I ever took." It digests what you eat aud can not help but cure dyspepsia and stomach troubles. Vinoent & Co, Corner Drug Store. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bough! Bears the Signature hentheBlood i; pale, then your lips and cheeks are pale, your nerves weak, and your whole body reatlydebilitated. Th d c torssay "You have animia." There's just one thing you r.ced something to make the blood rich and red. will certainly do this. It will make the most happy changes for you, and soon your old strength and ac tivity will return. y. nd It n dnwriiM. SCOTT & DOWNS, Cntmisu, Ntw York. Kodol LAS PALABRAS. It oh iho huiueward voyage from Mi ",Ut 1 ''1"""',',1 ' "L-n V, , ' . ' " ,v,ls la.VH bo nddroaHod m. i'S h A"'"ri' '"" tri""U """"''I , " lns rKl1 "' :, Miohnol Corn.T. w as an l-.imdilii u(1 fur '"n "' exK-nalvu owner of prop ily in the Aritentiiic, which, however, he "... .., ,, ,w W08 now ri.turnil h 1 K'Kul. One evening ho told mo o great deal about bomh America nd ita customs. 1 hate the place," he remarked medi ntively, pulling at Ida cheroot, "not only uecnuxe of u,l UBsociutlons, but bocuuso l',i,r ,","! ?' lln" l'Ttitiou. honor th which it U inverted in my eyes and which 1 can scarcely doline. Had it not been for the cursed native customs of the place my elder brother Tom, my partner hero for many years, who died not long ago, would have been allvo at tho present moment and probably coming home with me now." 1 suppose that I looked surprised, for the don continued: "My brother Tom came nn tn m i one day, about live years ago now, and tinue giving the ordinary remedies to ailing cattle. " 'Indeed?1 I retimied. Well, what do yon Intend to use instem! ? " 'I.as Tnlabras,' ho replied, laughing. I have got the secret.' 14 'You are joking,' I said. 'Surely you don t believe in that huinliiio.r " 'I didn't once, but I do now," he re plied quietly, 'for I have tried it and found it works admirably.' " 'Well, Mike, my boy,' he said, smil ing, laugh away, but come down and see for yourself. You won't laugh if I save our medicine bill on tho cstancia every year, will you'' "The -'1"1 o' was that I did go down, and I was convinced against my own will by what I saw. So would any one have been. There was no mistake, no possibil ity of it, in tho experiments my brother conducted before me. " 'How did you get it? the secret, I mean for I suppose It's no use asking you what tho words nro.' " 'That is tho curious part of it,' ho returned. 'You know Tedro Viejo Pe dro the peon? Well, he was very ill lately thought he was dying, and so did every one else. In return for a cer tain provision to bo made for Ills widow he offered to reveal to me the secret of Lns Palnbras, of which ho alone in the neighborhood was possessed. I con sented, hnnded over the number of ani mals he" demanded, and, in return, lie imparted to mo tile formula, which, as I told you, works uncommonly well. But' " 'But what? '"Well, you see, old Tedro didn't die after nil. He got better and soon was all right again. Now he wants his pow er back again which, of course, he can't have.' " 'Can't have?' I echoed. "No, of course not! Once you com municate the formula to any one, you lose the power yourself, and also the ability to impart It to others. Tedro can't cure a single animal now, other wise he wouldn't bother about getting back the power, would he? And I have the power which lie had and use it every day. The only chance of his ever ro gnlning the power is tlint I should die before him. In that event it is said that he would recover the faculty of curing.' " 'lie doesn't wnnt money, he snys; ho wants his power back again, which is just the one thing ho cannot have. I can't give it back to him If I wished to do so.' "It flashed upon me that, though my brother evidently did not sco It in that light, he had given Pedro the peon a direct interest in his dentil. "I didn't say anything to Tom then, but when I vtaut again to Las Palmas I bad a long talk with him, pointing out where 1 thought his danger lay, but he only laughed at me. Finally 1 advised him to impart the blessed thing to some one else. " 'What!' gasped Tom, 'and pay S150 a year for medicines once more? No, I thank you!' "As we parted at the gateway a man followed closely nt our heels, whom I knew to be Pedro. 1 cuuM t.: c Tom instinctively shunned him, but he follow ed us doggedly nevertheless. " 'Well, Pedro, what Is it Y' said my brother at length, turning round upon him. " 'Las Palnbras, senor, Lns Palabras!' repeated the peon, with a pitiful gesture of entreaty. 'Las Palabras!' " Don Miguel paused so long nt this stage that I thought his narrative bad ended, but be went on again after a little in a somewhat altered voice: "About four months after this I went down to Lns Palmas. When I arrived, my brother was absent. Ho had ridden over in the morning to nn cstnncia out Frayle Muerto way, so his housekeeper informed me. "I waited his return hour after hour. Then I grew anxious. At Inst I saddled my horse and set out in the direction in which he had gone. I cannot tell what possessed me to do this; perhnpB it was because that ceaseless refrain, 'Los Pala bras, Lns Palabras!' kept ringing in my head. "I had ridden nbout 10 miles when I suddenly caught sight of Tom's black horse. It was riderless and grazing. Then I knew there was something wrong. "Close by tho riderless horse two bodies were lying motionless. They were those of my brother and Pedro. The peon was quite dead, with n bullet wound in his forehead. Tom was dying from internal bleeding, having been shot In the chest, and was quite unconscious. Having tried In vain to revive him, 1 galloped back for assistance. When wo returned, my brother had passed away. "Can yon wonder that 1 hate the Ar gentine and everything connected with it? Buenas noches, senor!" I hnve only to add to Don Miguel's narrative that I have recently maoc in quiries regnrding the formula of Las Palabrns ns used in the Argentine He public nnd find the fncts to be substan tially ns above related. Con any one afford a rational explanation of them 7 London News The Moose Illrd. ... 1.1..I tiikn. Hfit vnrv serious ly i.:. ...I.. i..i,iNM. Is Rirnlinir ev erything he can stick his bill Into. Un less he is very often ciisturnen no is nun out fear nnd will readily alight on a stick held in your hand if you put a piece of moat ou the end of the stick. I have of ten photographed tho bird at n distnneo of three or four feet. r rcuenc iriuuu iu Scribner's. Having a Hreaf Run on Chamberlain's Cough Hfmedy. Manager Martlu. of the Pierson drug store, Informs us that he is having a great run on Chamberlain's I ougti Remedy. He sells five bottles of IhBt medicine to one of any other kind, and i. t.,. antlitfAcLlnn. In these clsvs of In grippe there Is nothing like . - . , . I-' t . m ... 1 (. ,fA. Chamneriaiii b coui j the cough, heal up the sore throat and lungs ana give reiiei . -hhort time. The sales are growing, and all who try it are pleased with lis prompt actlon.-South Chicago pally Calumet. For sale by W. L. DeLano. A SHADOW; nans Allenus lived In a humble cottage in Jerusalem. One evening he stood long before the opeu window shutter, llow dillieult it was to get ul closing it! The air was cool, the city sull. Below in the narrow, hilly street came n muleteer astride, -stooping forward over the back of the ass, whose little hoofs clicked and slipped ou the big, smooth stones. He sang a monotonous song in the customary plaintive drawling, nasal toues of the easterner, and as lie passed along the sound of his voice reminded one of the bagpipe. On the window sill lay a manuscript dissertation, and so clear and brilliant was tliu February moonlight that Hans could read the tine writing without dif ficulty. It was n defense of the establish ed order of things, of standstill conserva tism, admitting of no exception. And as he stood there iu the city where the idea of liumnn brotherhood was tiorn and bad gone forth over the earth, ns ho glanced over the pages of the document, lie said to himself: "No, no; we young people are natural foes to conservatism. We are the ones who now, in nil ages, have broken ground for the truths which have proceeded from this city." As he spoke he made an unconscious movement with his hand. At the same time his glance fell upon his own shadow on the wall, outlined by the moon. He could not restrain his laughter. Was not that the shadow of an actor, the head thrown back, the hand extended as If he were declaiming some stirring passage? A feeling of slinme swept over him as lie considered for the first time thut, among the ideas transmitted from that city to llie western world as a cargo of precious jewels, was a tiny pearl, hu manity. He closed his eyes and pressed his hands over his fnce, and a thousand littla stars seemed to Hash before his sight. To be sure, It was merely the pulsations of his owu blood which produced this sensation, and yet, little by little, Uioso tiny lights censed to revolve and looked for nil the world like the pale stnrs which ho had just been watching In the firma ment. At length, aroused by voices iu tile street, he looked out. Between the houses opposlto there ex tended a wall. On the ground in front was n bright fire, and by that fire stood Christ surrounded by a few disciples and friends. Just behind him his shadow was clearly defined upon the wall. John, tile disciple whom he loved, me chanically picked up n blackened coal and with it uutlincd the shallow until ho bad delineated tile entire figure of the Master upon the wall. Then lie dropped the conl nnd entered into conversation with tho rest. Next morning, wlieu Hans Alienus ngniu tood at his open window nnd saw the people pass, there were many who stopped and looked witli curiosity nt tho drawing on the wall. "That represents n shoemaker; his back is bowed," said the slmemnkcr. "You talk nonsense," returned tho fruiterer: "that stooping posture proves that he is a fruit vender. They forgot to drnw the basket on his inii-k, but that half open mouth shows clearly that ho was crying: 'Pomegranates! Come and buy! Come nnd.huy!' " A high ofiieial of the sauliedrin who passed, -and who of course did not mix his voice with tho gabble of the trades people, thought to himself: "It Is perfect ly plain that that represents a learned man and a thinker. One might almost take it to be a portrait of me. Positively It is me; not bad, cither. Probably some of tile tradespeople drew it. Of course they all know me more or less." Meanwhile ono of the spectators had silently approached tho carbon drawing. He had a simple demeanor and a kind, patient face. Nothing great was known of him, no chronicle has preserved his nnme, for ho led a retired life, away from the noise of the world. With bauds crossed over tho knob of ills walking stick he contemplated the drawing. "What a noble forehead!" he thought. "Whnt lofty humanity that bent figure suggests! Oh, if only one could be like that! But why wish for the impossi ble!" As he stood there, silent and humble, the likeness to the drawing was so strik ing that everybody fell back, pointing to blm in whispers. Stnrtled and ashnmcd he slipped away, unable to understnnd why they should Btnre at him. In his conscious humility he had re sembled the Christ shadow. Had he known this, and, proud In that consciousness, stood erect, tho likeness would have vanished. St. Loul9 Globe Democrat. Franklin No Orator. It was 1'oor ltichard who remarked, "Here comes the orator, witli Ids flood of words and bis drop of renson," and dur ing his whole life Franklin wns no specciimaker. "I servcc'j," Jefferson said, "with Genernl Washington in the legis lature of Virginia before the Revolution1 and during it with Dr. Franklin in con gress. I never lienrd cither of them speak ten minutes nt a time nor to any but the main point which wns to decide the question. They laid their shoulders to the grent points, knowing that the lit tle ones would follow themselves." John Adnnis, in one of his periodic out bursts against the mau whom the public deemed greater than himself, contrasted his own Bervieos In congress, In which he clnimed to hnve been "active and alert in every branch of business, both In the house and on committees, constantly pro posing meusures, supporting those I ap proved when movd by others, opposing such ns I disapproved, discussing nnd ar guing on every question," with those of Frnnklin, who wns seen, he snys, "from day to day, sitting In silence, n grent part of bis time fast asleep In his chair." Yet Franklin was appointed on every tmportnnt committee and Adams on few, nnd the sage, could he have read his brother congressman's comparison, might fairly have retorted, with the wisdom of roor Richard. "He that speaks much Is much mistaken." or "The worst wheel of the cart makes the most noise.". Paul L. Ford In Century. To Core It Donbtc Cliln, It has been discovered that a double chin can bo cured by correct breathing. The short necked woman must hold her head high, even craning her neck till she Is conscious of the tension of the cords. She should also practice relaxing the muscles of tho neck and dropping the head nnd then moving It round In a cir cle. This will give the head a graceful poise and will exercise the muscles and help to rid them of superfluous fat 1 1., in Notes. PLA1J1.U OCT. Dull headache, pains In varioti-parts of the body, sinking at the pit of the stomach, loss of appetlt, leverishnees, pimples or sores, are all positive evidence of impure blood. No matter how It became bo, it must tie purified In order to obtain good health. Auker's rllood Elixir has never failed to cure Scrofulous or Syphilitic poisons, or any other blood diseae. it Is certainly a wonderful remedy and we sell every bottle en a positive guarantee. For 8k by W L DeLano. MUllK MIX Br. Til A.N KDMPTRK lane County ami bautln-iii Oregon Ik-mint to the Front. Interview Iu I'oitUudTi-leKraia. 'Sun, . lei," mijs A. I), t biirltc.il, nssi-tntii g. tipini pn-n'iiger ngeut of tho Northern Paul lie, "is a wonderful eenip. Tnere In no iii.sti.iii nbout Ui it. Hut hlle ev. ry nn. is talking about Smupler, other mining districts in Oregon should not be forgotten. Keep your eye on Southern Oregou; that district will l.onin next." In i-p. liking nt.,m Southern Oiegnti. Mr. Clmiltiin sin. I the district around Ashland, Uranl s l'ass, Bohemia, Blue River, etc., ottered ju-l as line oppor tunities to capital as Bumpier. Many prop e, be raid, were complaining be eiuso they hud uol located in Sumpter previous to the boom. The same chances, he said, await. d them In Southern Oregon, and In another year they would he upbraiding themselves for having let paas oilier opportunities. limty Items Jan. 9, 1900. Beautiful weather. R. ('. Edwards went to Harrisburg Inst week to look after a logging con tract for the HnrriBburii Lumber Co. He thinks prospects are favorable. A. I). Hyland started tills morning, accompanied by his daughter, Mo Farlin, to Lewistnu, Idaho, to visit his daughter, Mrs. Ferguson, who Is very ill nt this time. Rev. Dixon preached an nble serniou here Sunday to a good sized audience. Rev. Nelsou will occupy the pulpit In re Sunday, J. B. Hills Is logging for the Spring field saw mill on the lvirkupplace. The Hyland lane Is guaranteed. I don't know whether there is any one iu the mud or not, hut there is danger. Cor. State of Ohio, CHy of Toledo, I Lucas County, Frank J. Chunky makes oath that he is the Beninr partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doiug busiuess in the city of Toledo, county and stnte atnresaid, nnd that said II rut will pay ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hali8 Catarrh Curb. Frank J. Chenev. Sworn to before me aud subscribed in my presence, HiIb 6th dny of Decem ber, A. D., 18SC. , 1 . A. W. Gleason, "eal Notary Public Hall's Catarrh Core is taken Inter nally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. Chenky & Co., Toledo, Ohio. Hold by druggists, 75o. Hull's Family Pills aro the best. To Cure a Cold In One Day. Take Laxative Dromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggiHts refund the money if It fails to cure. E, W. Urove's signa ture is on eaoli box, 26c. So Cnre, So Pay. That is tho way all druggists sell Groves' TastelesB Chill Tonic for Chills, Malaria aud Billiousness. It is as pleasant to take as Lemon Syrup, 50 cents High-priced Flour, Harney NewB: "Flour Is worth $10 a barrel in BurnB. '1'lils is the highest price ever obtained for that staple In our town. It is really outrageous. This c nu nioclity la something that merchants never expect to realize butavery small profit from. Ten cents a sack satisfies all reasonable dealers. It is not good business management to make a corner on such an article. We trust to see the price reduced tt something near the actual cost of delivery here." Albany Democrat: The U. of O. Glee Club has returned to Eugene. The general opinion is that the club is a much better one than the U, of C. Thut opinion was freel; expressed in Albany judging from the U. of O. club oi former years, the olub of this year not being here. I want to let the people whoBUirer from rheumatism and sciatica know that Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieved me after a number of other medicines aud a doctor had failed. It Is the best liniment 1 have ever known of. J A Dodgen, Alpharelta, (is. Thousands have been on red of rneumutlsm liy tills remedy. One application relieves tho pain. For sale by W L DeLano. No advance as yet at F L Chambers In prices on Ruin wagons, Racine buggiesf Monitor drills, Dandy disc harrows, Oliver walking plows and Pitts harrows. Now is the time to buy liefore ibis lot Is ell sold. Size doesn't Indicate rjuallly. Be ware of counterfeit and worthless salve oflered for De'JVItt's Wltcli Hazel Salve. DeWltt's is the only original. An Infallible cure for piles and all nkln diseases. Vinoent & Co., Corner Drug Store. ' Timber Lnd, Act June 3, 1878 Notice for Publication. i 1'kitkii Statm Land Okkice. KOSKIICBO, Obkoon, January 9, 1000. Notice is hereby given that in compliance n'th the provisions of the act of congren of Jrie 3, 1H7H, entitled "An act for the sale of tMntar lau.ls in the states of California, Ors-c-on, Nevada, and WaAhingt'n Teiritory," I'tcl II. Bellman, of Ktufene. countv of Lane. state of Oregon, hr l this day filed in this onicahis sworn statement Wo. for the par ch' of the N 48 K i. ,ectinn 2ii: N 4 H 1 of.ection No. ', in township No. 17 H, ranue No 4 K, and will offer proof to ,how that the land aoindit is more valuable for It, timber or if me than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said lanrl liefore the Kegister and Receiver of this office at Kose burg, Oregon, on Friday, the 23d day of AUrc-b, r.SAj. He names as witn. wea: W. T. Campbell, of r.ugene; money hcott. of Ktigene; II. W, itowland, of Kugene; L. K. Itean, of Kiucene. Any and all person, claiming adversely the etfove-deicrilied land, are r,'ileted to tile th-lr claims m mis omce on or before the said 23d day of March, I IS, I. J. T. Hairier, Itegiater, A Mother's Plain Words " I suppose you will be astonished when I tell you that six years ago I wa in a most dangerous condition with bronchitis nnd lung trouble, because you can see how well and strong I am now. The .muck at thut time caused terrible puin iu my chest and lungs. I could burdlv move, und to stoop caused intensesuf- ii-iiuf;. ouiiiet.uc uii im-ci aiK- er's F.nglish Remedy, nnd I thought I would try it, although 1 confess that down in my heart I had little faith in it. The iirst bottle guve great relief, and the second bottle made me the healthy woman I am today. My husband' s lungs are weiik also, and be cured himself with the same grand old remedy. Our boy and irirl have both been saved by it from death uy croup. I know tins is so. for when they were attacked in the night I had a bottle in the closet, aud bv acting quickly that fatal malady was easily overcome. We alwnvs give it to the children when they hnve a cough or cold, and we would not be without it for anything. My sister will tell you also, if you ask her. that it is a medicine thut can alwavs be depended upon for nil the troublesof the breathing organs. I tell all our neighbors about Acker's English Kemedv whenever I get a chance, and there nro plenty of peo ple around Mechnnicsville, N. Y., where 1 live, who would no more think of go ing to bed at night without a bottle of it in tbo house than they would of leaving their doors wide open. As I look at it. parents are criminally responsible wheu they allow their children to die under their very eyes with croup, becnuse hero is a certain remedy that will couciuer the terrible monster every time." (Signed) Mas. Flovo Fowler. k Acer's Rngltsh Remedy Is sold by all dragglsta under a positive guarantee Chat your money will he refunded in cnao o( failure. 15c, 5oc., and Si a bottle In Suited Stales and Canada. In England, ,,. d., is. 3d and ,8. od. Vc authorix the aim putraulce. H'. II. U00KKK d CO., .Proprietor,, AVio l'ori For sale by W. L. DeLano, Eugene, Or. County CominisBlera Court. J R Sellers, supervisor road dis trict No 11 88 00 Jas H Sorlvuer, supervisor road triet No 12 04 00 W B Hawley, supervisor road district No 10 10 00 John Hosteller, supervisor road dlstrlot No 13 SO 00 A W Jones, supervisor road dis trict No 64 6 85 C F Zilky, supervisor road dis trict NoOS 10 00 Peter Harpole, supervisor road district No 30 12 00 Eugene Register, printing 39 DO Sherman Heller, blacksmlthlng 1 00 J R Pepiot, supervisor road dls trlot No lOff. 17 SO J J Pepiot, supervisor road ale- trlct No 65 10 00 J A Roger, supervisor road dis trict No 04 80 CO John White, supervisor road dis trict No 77 10 00 J M Duss, supervisor road dis trict No 6 10 CO J A Clearwater, supervisor road distrlotNo84 24 00 J M Gearuart, supervisor road district No 20 10 00 E R Hollenbeok, gravel 4 80 J J Feplot, gravel 2 28 D A GibbB, Juryman, State vs Hickman 1 00 David Brooks, Juryman, State vs Hickman 1 00 W J VVarnoi k, haullug 1 00 Brave Men Fall Victims to stonii cli, liver and kid ney troubles as well as women, and al feel the 'toil! I in loss of appetite, poisons iu I he blc id, backaohe, ner vousness headache and tired, listless. run-down feeling. But there is no neeil to l.el like that. Listen to J W Uardn.i, I'lnvllle, Iud. He says: "Eieclrus Blliers are Just the thing for man wuen lie is all run down, and don't euro whether he lives or dies. It, did more to give me new strength and good apH3tlie than anything I could take. I can now eat anything and have a new leuse on life." Oulv 60 cent i, at Linn's Drug More, livery ooitio guarauieea. Wood Wauled. Bids will be received at the office qf the secretary of the board of regents until Saturday, February 8, 190(1, Ht lp o'clock M to cut and deliver to the Uuiveralty of Oregon on or before Au ust 16, IIW0: .00 cords big hotly fir, 4 feet. 200 coids grub oak, 4 feet not leS than 8 Inches nor more tliau 10 lnche in diameter. Joshua J. Walton, Secretary. . Clerks Galork. Ashland Record: Twenty-two railway mall clerks rub inl ) Ashland and the postal departr meut Is arranging for an office and getieral headipiitrttira for the boys "lp tills city, to be outflilt 1 and tqulpped and supplied with a Janitor, all at the expense of I lie department. The mall clerks are h klng around for conven- len'.ly located rooms: The department will soon put a mall o.r on Ibe night trains between Grants Prss and Dunt- niuir, which will inererie the number of mail clerks In Ashland to 80. News in Baker. The Baker City Republican of January 8th, has this editorial comment: "To go away from home in get the news was never more fully illustrated than in the following 'special dispatch' to the Eugene Regis ter from Baker City, under data of January 4: 'For the first time Baker county will Bend lis gold standard del egatlon fo the meeting of the Slate Re publican League' Several populist. and democrats who supported Bryan will be In the deb ga Ion.' " Albany Is to have a new Christian church building. It will seat 600 to 800 people. About $2,0(0 has already been raised. There are some ducks down the valley. 1. add and Howe, of Porllat d made the beet killing of the year, Sun day on their preserve near Carlton, Yamhill county, getting 264 flneducke chiefly mallards. O. II. App'etoii, Justice of the pence, Clnrksiiurg, N. J., says: "DeWltt's Little E.rly Risers are the beat pills made fur constipation. We use do others." Quickly cures all liver and Imwei troubles. Vincent A Co, Corner Drug Store. CLASSIFIED COLUMN, Notices under this head not to exceed five linos, 50 cents per week; SI 50 a mouth; 812 per year. For Sale. FOR SALE. Probably the very bee 160 acre tracts of laud iu Lane coun ty, and one of the best In the Btate of Oregon, owned by Dr T W Harris. This is a Very fertile and highly im proved farm lyiug 2 miles west of Eugene ou an excellent road. The doctor bought this farm with a view to breeding flue horses, but having giveu up the breeding business, has no further use for his farm aud deslr iug to devote himself exclusively to his profession, oilers it for sale at s rare barguln. Call on the doctor for terms of sale. FOR SALE. Corner First and Jefler- son Btreet.i, one 10 room boose, and two lots, box li'u feet each. Good barn, water, frult.liiie garden ground. Also house and lot, corner First and Lawrence streets, lot 00 feet 8 Indies, by IflO feot, young fruit trees, good garden ground, water, etc. Also house aud lot, corner " Willamette and Fourteenth Btreets. For prices and terms write S J Sills, Tacoma, Wash, Box 827, or call at Guard oilloe. Miscellaneous. WOOD BIDS WANTED. Bids will be reoelv 1 at the oillce of the Eu gene tannery until February 1, 1000, for 200 cords of 4-foot body 11 r wood. Haines & Co. WOOD WANTED. 850 cords body fir wood by August 1, 1000. Bkia will be received prior to December I, 1899. Eugeue Water Co., F. L. Chamiieks, Secretary. SEND STAMP For circulars and Hat olli.U.V. literature. Address Jos. Amrhein, box 0711, Tacoma, Wash. At San Diego. J. N. Bunob, at one time a business man of Eugene, Is now located at San Diego, Cal., where be is in the real estate and brokerage business. D. M. MoCrady, artistic painter and paper-banger. Inquire or leave orders at Preston 4 Hales. M O Warner tunes pianos and organs, Repairing and polishing. Dyspepsia can be cured by using Aoker's Dyspepsia Tablets. One little laoiei win give Immediate relter, or mot.ey refunded. . Bold In handsome In boxes at 26 ots. For sale by W Li DeLano, Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878 Notice for Publication Ukitki) Statkb Land Orrics, Koskiiubu OnicaoN, January 9, 1900. Notice Is hereby given that In compliance with the provisions of the act of oonirreaa of Junes, 187S, entitled "An act for the saleof timber lands in the state, of California, Ore gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," Howard W. Rowland, of Kugene, county of Lane, state of Oregon, ha, this day filed in thia office his sworn itatement No. 754, for the purchase of the 3 j S W , 8 j 9 K ( .( aection No. '27, in township No. 17 S, ranso No. 4 K, and will offer proof to show that the land sought la more valuable for Ita timber or itone than for agricultural mirnosea. and to establish Ids claim to said land before the lteid'ter and Heeeiver of this ottice at Kose- burg. Oregon, on Fridav. the 23d day of March, 1900. He name, ri witnesses: F. 1). Bellman. of Kugene, Oregon; U, Scott, of Kugene, Ore gon; L,. tu. Ilean, ot iGugene, Oregon: w. 1. Campbell, of hugene, Oregon. Any and all person, claiming adversely the aooTe-deacribea land, are requested to tiie their clalma in thia ottice on or before said 23d day of March, 11KI0. J. T. llRlliots, lies-inter. Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878 Notice for Publication, TjNtTKD Statrs Land Optics, . Itosiuuno Orkqoh, January 9, 1000. Notice is horeby given tbntin compliance with the provisions ot the sot of Congress of June A, 1878, entitled "An aot for the sale of limber lands In the Statoa of Call foi j la, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," Sidney Scott, ot Engene, County of Lane, State of Oregon, baB this day filed in Ibis ofllce his snoru statement No 752, for Ibe puicbaso of the N V, S W N V, 8 E of Section 27, in Town ship No. 17 S. Range No. 4 ., and will offer proof .j show that the Und nought Is rr-oreivalusMe for its limber or stone tban for agricultural purposes, sud to establish hia olaiin 1 1 laid land before the Kraister and Heeeiver of Ibis office al Boseburg, Oregon, on Friday, the 23rd day of March, I "00. He names as witnesses: W. 1. Camp bell of Eugene, Oregon; F. B. Bellman of Kngene, Oregon; H. W. Howbnd of En gene, Oregon; L. L. Bean of Eugene, Ore gon. Anv ant all person, claiming idversely the sl i v ob scribed lands are requested to ale lb. ir claims in thia office cn or before wid 23rd dny of March, 1900. i, X. Damon, Hog liter,