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MVNW Who Kind lull JIiivo jviniija j.uuBiii.uiui v. liuni 'ins lit 1 T iu USO lor irni j - . tllltL jm fi&Jzffl&X All'"M in All Cn"tp!''''1'ts Tiiu'.;itl;!.s t::: '.. f'.'.ilMttitufcw n. bui, :-. nerimt'uts tlmt ti'iilo with niul oiiflusiacr tin- lu allii i' luliiuts and Children. Experience ugaiust Kxr.es-lmeiit , What is CAS' Castorla is a substitute for Cnr.tor Oil, P;irrorii!, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is i Lu-nilcss mid llensiitit. U contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other N:motio. substance. Its n;ro is its Kimiaiitee. It ricitroys V'oinis anil allays Feverishness. It cures Dinri hunt, ami "Vs'in.l Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cuius .'on.stiputi.m anil I'latuleney. It assimilates tho rood, regulates tho Stomach nnd Bowels, giving1 healthy ami natural sleep. Xiio Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Vrieiul. GENUINE ' Bears the Signature of The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THt CtNTAUR COMPANY, TT MUWHAY BUSINESS CABUS, ATTOHNEYS-AT-LAW. C HALE. ATT011NKY-AT-LAW. Booms 1 and 2 Chrisman Block. EUGENE. 0RE00N, M WILLIAMS, ATTOHNEY-AT-LAW Collections a specialty. Office-Over Lane County Bank, - BILYKU, ATTOHNEY-AT-LAW. Offi'e Over First National Bank. Eugene, Oregon, Jj 0 WOODCOCK, ATTOltNEY-AT-LA V. Office-One-half block south of Chrisman Blk EUQKtyE, OREGON. E 11 RKIPWOKTH. ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW. , Will practice in nil the Court's. Euoene Oregon. EILlfDS W THOMPSON CHAS A HARDY fJIHOMPSON HARDY, ATTOKNEYS-AT-LAW. Office-In First National Bank Building, nactlce in all the courts. Eugene, Oreoon. Q.EO, B DORMS, ATTORNEY & CO UNSE LOR-AT-L A W Wfl' practice in all the courts of the Second Judicial Dislrict and in the Supreme Court of the state. Specla attention given to ooliactions and "utters in probate. Office-First National Bank Hldg. Rooms 1, 2 and a MEDICAL. DR IW HARRIS. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office-Over Wilkins t Linn's drug store. Office Houre- to 12 a m; 2 to 5 and 7 to 9pm. IWdence -Ferry street between 11th and T KUYKENDALL, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SUR.5EON. fe-In Chrisman Block. "ilal attention to surgery and surgical di """of women. E SELOVEIt, II. D. PHYSICIAN AND RnnrvrcntJ. WPomierly resident physician St Vincent n( . "' Portland, Ureir.m. "Khn A. E. Wood's grocery store, p "lllamettc Street. !2n-Corner Seventh and Highv J S I.UCKEY, JEWELER, itches idiCllcs Itepairwl. KUGESK, OrEOOS Jyi 0 BIDDI.E, DENTIST USiri(h VUr ",rM, 'ween IFifth and nsuthrwu, one lilock went o 'Mmneeot. has ticen denmnstrateil repeatedly m.e",ry "R,c ln 11,6 Unlon and ln ny foreign countries that Chamber ' H-on,hR.nu,d, Is a certain pre ' ' ?nd Cure for cro"P- I' roorirl Ik eTRts whal '' been said Reme.1.1 Chamberlain's Cmuli .nrl .,I.'.n hmlly for ieveral years Mle ii,.t ..' ,wtfmt eces!.. We "hh rernerlv. hut u ii wrchi K nas "Rve1 ,n8 of My fr 'e ly W L DeL.gno. ..... ...1. J .1 - - iii..iiinu- uvi-n IJlilllu UlKif'V 11 lie; 1 Miiwrvisimi ulnno its iitlimo. . oiio to (lotc!v you in V.: a .r STORSA ALWAYS STUXCT, NCWYORK CITY. m Dyspepsia Cure. Digests what you eat. It artificial 1 y d i ges ts the food and alda Jfitture in sireneihenlng and recou- I structing tlie exhausted digestive Or gans, j u is i . it-, uuesuuiscoveieu uigebb- ant and tonic. No other preparation can approach It in elllciency. It in stantly relieves and permanently cureg uyspepsta, .indigestion, ueartDurD, Sick lleadaclie.Gastralgia, Cram ps,and mother resu 1 is or l mperrect a igestloa, prepared by E. C. Dewnu A Co., Chicago. VINCENT & CO., Corner Drug Store. Ka ra gesrorts VITAI.I f'Y. Sk LOST VIGOR B tdAND MANHOOD Cures Impotcncy, Kight Emissions and wastlnir diseases, all effects of self- abuse, or excess and indis cretion. A nerve ton ie and O (I U 1 nor. jjmms IUU nink rrlnw .n nnlft cheeks and fJSKm. restores the fire cf youth. WiStS y mail owe per oox; w uuxea forft'i.OO; with .1 written guaran tee to cure ox refund tho moiioy. NERViTA MEDICAL CO. Ciinron O. Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL. For sale W L Delano Drutrgist Brave Men Fall Victims to stomaoh, liver and kid ney troubles as well as women, and al feel the result ln loss of appetite, poisons in the blood, bnckache, ner vousness headache and tired, listless, run-down feeling. But there is no need to feel like that. Listen to J W Garduer, Idaville, Ind. He says: "Electric Bittern are Just the thing for a mull when he is all run down, and don't care whether be lives or dies. Ii did more to give me new strength and good appetite than anything I could take. I can now eat anything ui'd have a new lease on life." Only 60 cents, at Linn's Drug Mtore. Kvery bottle guaranteed. Notice. The Ladles Aid of the 1st Presbyterian church will give a eupperon the even ing before Washington's birthday, Feb. 21st. The menu and further par ticulars will be published later. Sick Headache absolutely and per manently cured by using Wokl Tea. A pleasant herb drink, t'uies consti pation and indigestion, mukes you eat, alunn. work and hunnv. Bullfactlon guaranteed or money buck. 25 els and 50 cts. For sale bv W L DeLauo. I. T. Travis, Agent Southfrn R. K., Sellnu, Ga., writes: "I can not say too much iu praise of One Minute Cough Cure. It my ease It worked like a charm." The only harmless remedy that gives immediate results. Cures combs, colds, croup, bronchitis, and all throat and lung troubles. Vin cent & Co, Corner Drug Htore. Child in school? Then you have often heard them complain of headache; have frequently noticed how they go about in a listless, indifferent way, hnven't youj (Jl;s grand things for such children. It bringsa healthy color to their cheeks, strengthens their nerves, and rives them the vigor that be longs to youth. All delicate children should take it. ,oc. rd ft.oo, illdruiTKUH. SCOTT A IkJWNL, Chenmtt, N.w York. MR. JOSH SIMPKINS ON ETIQUETTE I've tiiili.-,l -ip on cilqiwtU, Htiitj tncij, bot.k that 1 couUI jut. An.) -t There isn't orrn in n the ljt That n-llt iVIltr It U not le tipuvt to tat pie For l.r. Vf4t; hnc, why ihouldn't It And. furthermore. 1 cannot find In HI the books I call to mind A iiiiKlo Una That (rives a rcasen wvrth a whoop Agaiiut a tecond plate of foup When ff llera dine. And as tor citing marrowfats Without a anoon 1 think that that'i A fool ish sort ol rule. ' when I eat peas, I'll do as 1 darn please I And, what la more, till I'm a snob I'll eat my corn itrnIKht off the cob. And sparrertfrasa I'll cut as I Have alwa.vg done in days gone by A sort of danplinif from the sky, A Bort of (tift from heaven come. Held 'twixt my finger and my thumb; And ai for those peculiar things Called flrurer bowla I vow, by jinga, I will not use 'em as they say The bon ton uses 'em today. It my hands ain't both good and clean. The pump is where it's always been, And, tar as ever I could see. It's plenty good enoueh (or me. I don't stand much on etlijuette. Hut yet I'm too polite to wash my paws At table, spite of social laws. Harper's Dazar. FORGOTTEN A Tragic Story of the French Revolution. Some few years after the reign of terror a man of middle age entered a small lun In Germany and called for refreshments. Ills manners wcro timid nnd shrinking, and ho looked as If ho might Just have recovered from somo terrible Illness, he was so strangely, ghastly pale. Tho landlord supplied his wants, and, half curious, half ln kindness, he mado some remark as to tho stranger's ap pearance, coupling It with the question, "Do you want aught else for your com fort';" "Nay, nothing," said the pale man hastily. "I have food and light and air; what could 1 want more?" And ho sighed deeply. "My friend," said the landlord, seat ing himself, "you speak as If you had known tho want of these things. Ilavu 1 guessed aright?" Ills guest looked up. "Would you hear my tale?" ho asked. "For years I have kept silence, but today it seems as If It would lighten my heart to speak. Listen and believe if you can. Less than seven years ago I was a gay, light hearted youth ln this our quiet fatherland. Having no near relatives, I was led to visit some distant ones who had lived for many years In a small town in France. "My uncle, as I called him out of friendliness, was a kind, good fellow, well known and respected in the place, where he carried on the craft of a watchmaker, and ho proposed that I should beconio his apprentice and part ner. 1 liked the little town, I liked my uncle, 1 liked my aunt, and I soon gavo my consent. They had no children I thank God for that now but my aunt's kindly soul could not be content with' out young people around her, so sho kept and clothed two neighbors. Trim and neat they looked, too, wearing the costumo of that part of Germany whence my aunt came a pretty fancy of her own; It seemed quaint enough In a strange land. "It was a happy llttlo household. No wonder I was glad to belong to It, But, alas, it was Boon to bo swept away by terrible affliction. For somo time we had heard of strango troubles going on In Farls and the large towns. but our little plucc was still quiet One morning, however, wo woke to find everything In confusion. Our may or had been ordered to resign, and his place was to bo filled by some one sent from Paris. "Still, wo never dreamed of that fear ful misery of which this was the fore' runner. We had no time to dream, ci ther, the blow fell so suddenly. "There had been a stir going on In the market place for the two days fol lowing tho arrival of the now official, but my undo and I were busy over a discovery which we had mado in our trade, and wo wero less than usual In the Btreets. At noon on tho third day, however, he went out for a stroll to rest bis eyes and look about him for a few moments. My aunt and her maid ens arranged as usual tho midday meal, and we wero all ready to sit down, only my unclo was missing. Uo was usually so punctual that wo dined without him. At the close of tho meal I stepped out to look for him. "1 had not got a dozen yards from the house when I met our baker's wife. her eves starting out of her head. 'Go back.' sho said; 'go hack; it Is too late! Tho monsterl The wretchl Ho has executed tho honest man without even tho fareo of a trial on his accursed BUlllotino yonder!' "I stood petrified wltn norror. uoum she bo speaking of my uncle, so re spected, so duiet as he was? It was too true. Tho wretch m otuce naa iosi no time, but had begun his work or bloodshed at once, and my unclo was tho first victim, Ills only crime being that ho was of foreign birth nnd had sheltered under his roof some months since a poor Swiss. I retraced my steps to tho house. My aunt's anxious face met my troubled gaze. She had begun to suspect evil. Tho two girls waited fearfully In the background. I tried to speak, hut I turned away and burst Into tears. 1 was young then, Master Landlord, nnd had tears to shod. My aunt passed mo by nnd rush ed Into the street, straight to the mnr ket place. I could not follow. What happened there was told mo later. "Wild with agony nt her huslmnd's fate, my gentle, loving aunt had burst Into a flood of reproach of bis murder er. In these days this was crime (noneb fir Hi" heaviest punishment, French Tansy Wafers, tlie world's famous remedy for Irregular and pain ful periods of ladles; are never failing and safe. Married ladles' friend French Tansy Wafers are the only re liable female remedy In the world; Im ported fiotii Paris! take nothing else, but Insist on genuine; in red wrappers with crown trsde mark. La France Drug Company, Importers, Sot! Turk Ht, Ban Francisco. For sale byallriiug- glsts, or sent in plain wrapper dliect n rtcslpt ' I i"- and lifl'ure ev.miug she had shared the Milne Info as uiy mu'le. "The iviuu i f tcni.r had huh-til be. ;;lll Willi us. 1 he KiiU hail lie, I, leill- lied at II. e rale Khleh had befallen ilielr protoetors, and 1 uus meditatim; ill a half stupefied way the same ineas. lire when a kum-k eiiuie at die d.i,ir. l two men who hud often ealen and run:; nt my uncle's table eauie iu and itade me a prisoner, eoiiiiseiitliii; all lie possessions of the I'amllv to the lute. "In those days a man's foes were rteil members of his own household. I offered no resistance. The shock of the day hail e'liiipletely unmanned me. I made certain that 1, too, should die thai niyhl. Itnt my time was not yet Come. In consequence of the lateness of (he hour I was taken to the town pris- n. a dismal hulldiux which 1 had uev r Unown to be occupied. There 1 was liiiiisi into a deep duui:eoa and left in lelal darkness till morning, when 1 lullbled not 1 should be conducted to the. same cruel fale as my poor rela tives had met. Hut morning came, as 1 guessed by the sound without, and still no sum ps. Worn out with suspense and walling. I fell asleep. When I avo'..e, !u::i-'er and thirst oppressed inc. Hap pily 1 hail slorod some bread and meat and a siiiull bottle of wine In one of the pockets of my coat preparatory to my intended Might. t.f this 1 now ale and drank. No one came nlh me, and yet I could hear Bonn, is as If wretched prisoners were being led forlh out of uei.uliboi-in. cells, doubtless to death, for tht-y uopl ami pleaded - vainly, as it seemed lo me. "But Hie third day a great silliness fell op the prison. 1 could not under stand it. My senses were enfeebled for want of food, for my small stock had long beep exhausted, and 1 almost lucked strength to wonder why I was left to live so long. I'resently arose mi awful terror lest this should be my sentence- to perish miserably for want of food in this dump dungeon. Heath on the scaffold appeared light by com parison. I clamored at my prison door. I shouted as loudly as I could. All to no purpose! Then 1 burst into an agony of tears. My fate was too dreadful lo hear. With the soft nature of youth I pitied and bemoaned myself sorely. All at once words came Into my mind Unit I had learned years ago as a text in the school. 'Fear thou not, for I am with thee; be not dismayed, for 1 am thy God.' "They came like a ray of light Into my prison, and I clung lo the promise as If It had that moment been made to mo by a pitying God. I felt soothed and hopeful, and in this condition 1 sank back In a dose or swoon. "How time passed 1, could -not tell; day and night wero alike to me in my cell. 1 woke up to lind light nnd warmth and kindly faces about me. Slowly I regained consciousness enough to understand what they told mo. I had lain live days forgotten in vny prison. The stillness 1 hail noted the third day was accounted for by the fact that Ihe news had Just reached our town of the death of one of ihe greatest leaders of tho revolution nnd the consequent decline of the parly. In fear of his life, our terrorist mayor had lied, and Ihe old mayor, resuming power, had ordered the prison doors to lie set open. 1 in my solitary cell laid been forgotten, and but that some one had been sent to examine all the cells and collect the fetters used thcrqln I might have perished miserably. As It was 1 was carried out perfectly sense less nnd brought to life with somo dllll culty. "1 am safe now, as you see, com rade. In my own country, but tho an guish of those few days will never be forgotten. I bear about with ino 111 my face the remembrance of It. Dally I thank God for light nnd air aad food, and yet these good gifts of ills fall to make my heart rejoice. Still, those dreadful days In the dungeon have given me a (Inn reliance ou his mercy, and 1 know that I shall ouo day ho Joyful again In the city of which tho gates are never shut and where there Is no darkness." Ex change. ninatlnK Wns Good. "The guides who pilot visitors about In Norway." said a tourist, "arc a pleasant, intelligent set of men. They have had so many associations, with Kngllsh and American travelers that they speak our language fairly well nnd nro always on the alert to pick up new words. Sometimes this de sire leads to funny mistakes too. While exploring some of the wild nnd pre cipitous clllTs one day with my guide, we came upon a spot which looked like au abandoned quarry. " 'What Is this. KnrlV I asked, 'ilavo they been gelling out slone here?' "Yes, sir,' he answered. 'It Is where some time ago they have been shoot lug the rocks.' "'Oh, yes, blasting,' I Bald, smiling, nnd Karl's quick ears caught the new word for 'shooting.' I heard blni mur muring It to himself two or three times afterward. "The next day our Journey brought us Into a large tract of uiagnillcent forest. 'Karl,' said I. 'there ought to he fine hunting here In the season.' " 'Yes, sir.' was the prompt reply; 'very good hunting.' Then, with the air of a man who sel7.es an opportuni ty, he added proudly, 'Indeed It Is near here, sir, that wo blast ninny bears.' "New York Tribune. Intf-rf sllnic Sonvpulr. Pearl Don't soil that plticushlon. dear; It cost $."(X). Iiuhy You nro Joking. Why, there Is nothing In the pincushion but saw dust. Pearl -That'll Just what cost so much. CiK-le I Ion paid ?"00 for It up In Chica go. Thought It was some kind of green goods. I bellevo. Chicago News. "I am Indeb'ed to Odo Minute Ci ugh Cure Tor my health and life. H cured me of lung trouble following grtpiic." Thousands owe their lives to the prompt action of this never fail ing ninedy. Ii cures, coughs, colds, c'cmp, l.roi.ehltli-, pceumntiia, grippe and throat and lung tioublrs. Its early uce prevents consumption. It Is Ihe only harmless remedy that gives Im mediate results. Vincent 4 Co, Cor ner Drug Store. ItAl I.' OAll ASSAl Lf CAS H.ovev liecitire Innocence l-.x-iui-illation tit Cottage tirove Today, llt.-iotiitrtf :tevt. v, Jan. 1:1. 'In II, o e:i-.o of Winnie. Thorn, the t'otispe drove girl reported a havieg Ix-eu feloniously assaul'cd on a freight train last Sunday night, warrants of arrest have been issued against V. Pat terson and li. F. llirvey. They are elmrgcil Willi having felo.,iuiisl taken a ft-iualo person under tho age of Ui yt-irs lor tho purpose of eoueublimgu. A wiiriunt wus servtd upon Harvey ye-terdsy ut t ottuge Urove and he was p'tioed under a bono of $500 t appear qe.oro Justice Vaughau there at U o'clock a. iu.. Monday. The bund was Immediately furnished, nnd he Is con tinuing work a. usual. "Harvey telh- a stiaiglit for ward story regarding ttieallair; says bo did uol know the girl wan on the train until Kice Hill was reached, and then when questioned sho said she was running away from home. He declares the charges since made aguinst hiu, aie false and that he wid be able to prove t hem to be so when tlie case comes to a hearing. It now seems probable that whatever of a ciiniimil nature, occurred Is chargeable to Patterson only, and bis whereabouts since be disappeared from the train at Hudson Wednesday night is still unknown. Mr. Harvey bears a good reputation and has a family which resides at Junction City." A LKIIASON SENSATION. A Young Minister Took Ubloinforai ou Aecouut of a Love AlTair. Lebanon gossips have a sensational case to discuss, tuys the Albany Her ald. Kuv. Beeman, a young minister of that, eily, has courted for these many yours, a beautiful and accom plished young lady of that little town. In the course of their courtship they bad plotted and planned a future full of happlnessand things drilled iu that channel for some time. But true love never did run smooth, and a few weeks ago a rival appeared for the baud of the of the young lady. The uew man made things tropical for Rev. Beeman and shortly after bis appearance on tho scene the atleiilions of tho young lady were gradually alienated from the old suitor and llually lost. The young matt brooded over his troubles for a few (lays and Thursday afternoou, January 11, he went to the drtnr store and bought a bottle of cblo rof inn. He culled on a few of his friends and told them that they would uevor see him again. His friends tried to keep track of him, but he eluded them and went to uu old bain In the suburbs of Lebanon, swallowing the drug. He remained in tho baru sever al hours before being discovered, but was finally discovered, and under the treatment of Dr. Booth, is recovering. To Cure a Cold ln One Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund the money if It fails to euro. E. W. Grove's signa ture Is on each box. 26c. I want to. let the people who stiller from rheumatism aud sciatica know that Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieved me after a number of other medicines aud a daotor bad failed. It Is the best liniment 1 have ever known of. J A Dodguu, Alpharettn, Uu. Thousands have been cured of rheumatism by this remedy. One application relieves the pain. For sale tiy W L DeLano. Lewis Do ti tile, Salem, Intl., says: "Kodol DyBpepslaCure did moreood than Biiything J ever took." It digests what you eat and cau not help but oure dyspepsia and stomaoh troubles. Vincent & Co, Corner Drug Store. O. H. Appleton, Justice of the peace, Clarksburg, N. J., says: "DeVVItt'i. LUtle Early Risers are the i est p lis made for constipation. We u-o no others." Qtiieuly cures all liver anil bowel troubles. Vincent A Co, Corner Drug Store. F, B. Thirkield, health Inspector of Chicago, says: "Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cannot be recommended too highly. It cured me of severe dyspepsia." It di gests whut yon eat and cures Iudlg.s lion, heartburn and all forms of dys pepsia. Vincent & Co, ConerJDiug Store. J. I. Bevry, Loganton, Pa., writes: "I am willing to take my oath that was cured of pneumonia entirely by the use One Minute Cough Cure after doctors failed. It also cured my chil dren of whooping cough." (Julckly relieves and cures coughs, colds, croup, grippe anil throat and lung troubles. Children all like It. Mothers endorse It. Vincent AC", Corner Drug More. SUMMONS. Iu the Circuit Court of the Btato of Oregon foi the County of Lnne. (tc-rtimle M. Tliotnari, Plaintiff,) V-. J- Harvey 8. Thom-w, Defendant) To Harvey 8. Thoiuan, Defendant: IN TIIK NAMK OF THK NT ATM or OreKn, yu "re hereby required Ui'p.Ri' and annwer the complaint file I ngahtHt yon hi tlie alsove entitled Court on or before the 17h flay of March, HKiO. And if you fail to antiwar. for want thereof the plain til! will take a otjerce Afratnnt you dtrtHolviiiK the hnd of inntrimoriy now existing uet ween plain tut ami defendant, and altw. that t'lahitiff'n name be changed from (lertnide M. Thomas to her tiiaiilen nam. Oertrude M. Iavidion, and ftiich other relief ai to the Court may leem wiiftfit'!e. Thin Rtnnniona nhall be, by order if Raid Court, ptiblMied for iU omaecutive wceki, and the hrt publication thereof la in the frutue of the Hug en Daily iv.Rt of .January ).Uh, VMM. And tho date of the order of publication of this uuunoni is the l.Uli day of January, 19J0. This summons b puhllnhed In the Kugfnc Daily (i;ahh by orderof Hon. fc. O. I'otter, tfiidge of tl.t County Court of Jane County, Oregon, maie iu chambers the 1-ith Jay ol January, l'-JOO, B, IU 8kiiwouth, Attorney for I'laioU!!". SAlliTO BR ALUM I'ODilJNISU. 1-Wiiiin t;ases nt Illttiaa Kep irted Front the Use orliilpuio Baking Powder. Johnstown, I'tMiu. Tribune. The poisoning of tlio Thomas family, of Thomas' Mill Somerset Co., four members of which were reportod to have been made dangerously 111 by impure baking powder used iu mixing hu'kv.'heat eakes, lias biaui further In vestigated. The original can with the remainder of Hie baking powder left over after mixing the cakes was secured by Dr. i liiehlleld. The powder bad tn;eu bought at a neighboring country store, and was one ol the low pi iced brands, Dr. t'rilelillel 1 said that the patients hail the symptoms of alum poisoning. As Ihe same kind of bilking powder Is sold iu many city groceries, as well as eo.inlry storec, Dr. I ritobtleld thought it important Hint a chemical examin ation should be mado to determine Its Ingredients Ho therefore transferred the package of powder lo Dr. Sehill, of this eilv, for analysis. Dr. Si-hill ' re port Uas follows: t certify that 1 hnvoVxiiiulne.l chem ically the sampleof linking powder forwarded to uie by Dr. Urltoh- field. The specimen contained alum. Dr. Francis B-diill, Jr., Analyst, Alum is used In the manufacture of the lower priced baking powders. It is a mineral poison, and for this reason the sale of baking powders containing it is in many cities prohibited. Having a Ureal Hun on Chamberlain's Cough Itemed)-. Manager Martin, of the Plerson drug store, Informs us that he is having a gieat run on Chamberlaiu'a Cough Remedy. He sells live bottles of "that medicine to one of any other kind, and it gives great satisfaction. In these days of la grippe there Is nothing like Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to stop the cough, heal up the sore throat aud lungs anil give relief wtlhl.i a very short time. The sales are growing. and all who try it are pleased with Its prompt aotlon. South Chicago Dally Calumet. For sale by W, L. DoLauo. Wood Wanted. Bids will be received at the ofllce of the secretary of the toard of regents until Saturday, February 3, I90t), at 12 o'clock M to cut and deliver to the University of Oregon ou or before Au ust 15, 11100 : S00 cords big body fir, 4 feet. 200 cords grub oak, 4 feet not lea than 8 Inches nor mote than 10 luebe In diameter. Josuua J. Walton, Seoretary. Attkndm) Chapel. Sunday Al bany Herald, January 14: The Eugene Y. M, C. A. delegation consisted of 12 students and Prot. Straub. They oame ln on the morning train and bad to lay over until noon. They all took break fast at tb 3 boarding hall and attended chapel and recitations during the morning, leaving with our delegation for Monmouth Friday noon on tbeC. & ii. train. Junction Telephones. Bulletin ''The first hud of telephone supplies arrived yesterday for th city system, We umh istund there will be about twenty live 'phones to begin with. It Is qui c a convenient Ihlug for busi ness bouses, and dwellings as well," DeWi't's Little Early' Risers purify the blood, clean the liver, Invigorate the system. Famous Utile pills for constipation aud liver troubles. Vin cent &Co, Corner Drug Store, filze doesn't Judiealo quality. Be ware of counterfeit and worthless salve oil, red for Do'ATtl's Witch Ha.el Halve. DeWill'a Is the only original. An Infallible uuie fur piles and oil skin diseases. Vincent & Co., Corner Drug Siore. State of Ohio, CHy or Toledo, l Lucas County, ' Fkank J. Chknky makes oath that be is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business ln the ciiy of Toledo, county and state aloresuid, and that said firm will pay ON 15 HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannni be cured by the use of 11 all's t'ATAKIlll l.UHK. Frank J. Ciibnev. Sworn to lefore me and subscribed in my presence, this 0th dsy of Decem ber, A. I )., 1HWI. , , A. W. Uleason. heal Notary Publlo Hall's Catarrh Cure la taken Inter ually and acta directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, Send for testimonials, free. F. J. Chknky A Co., Toledo, Ohio, hold liy druggists, 750. Mall's Family Pills are the best. So Cure, So Pay. That is the way all dnigirlsta noil droves' Tat-telens Chill 'tonic for Chills, Malaria and liillioiirineM. It Is aa pleoaant to tuke aa Lemon Syrup, M cent Timber Land, Act June 3,1878 Notlcefor Publication. Usitfd Statkh Iani OrncE. KOSMM'KU, OlIKfiON, January 9, 1WX). Notice is hereby given that iu compliance with the provihioi.H of tho act of congress of June H. 1H"H, entitled 'An act for the sale of timber landa iu UiftMnieflof California, Ore vn, Nevada, and Wn.diitiKt n Territory," Fri-d It. Hellniati, of Kutff-ne, county of Lane, Hate of Om-koii, baa thff day Hied in thin olbcbin nworri ntatement No. 7ol, ffr thepur chan of the N 4 3 K 4. action iW; N 4 8 W i of nectton No. V, in township No. 17 rt, range No. 4 K, and will ffer piiM.f to bow that the land sought in more valuable for Its timber or Atone than for agricultural purposes, and to entahlinh bis claim to said land Itefore. the ltK inter and Keceiverof till otliee at lioee burff. OrKon, on Friday, the day of Meucb, 11X10. IlnnameRAti witneaaea: W. T. Campbell, of Kutfetie; .Vidtiey cott, of Eugene; 11. W. HowUnd.of Kugene; L, K.Jlean,nf Knvene. Any and all pemons claiming adversely the ArMiva-deHcrihod lands are retueited to Hie their claim in this office on or before the said kldy of March, J, T. IlHiiKJKti , Itegliter, Greatest of AS! Kvcrv oiii in San Antonio. Tpxii.. biivj tlmt Ackur'tt KiikIUu ltfinfly b (lie grciiu-bC Uillli; UYtT IHU III' MM UMIKM. J-iv rroup unit consumption, i Uj have been using u over iuur ,1 , f'cnrs for nil forma of throat ami lum trou rli's, and hnv yet to come across a cu.-iO whiTr it fuilitl. Wo have tour little ones in our family, ami neither my wife nor I huvo ever lost a nitilit's sleep hreutw oft h rout mm bU-3 among the children. 1 guvus that U morn than any other family can say. Acker's English Kemetiy isjust as elVectivc tor grown up people as for the young. It seems to go Hi might to tho pliu-o where the trouble lies in the throat anil bronchial tubes ami lungs. It soothes ami heals the irritated tissues, loosens up tho phlegm nnd mucus in thti breathing passages, imU'ts tho nerves, invig orates the. constitution and stops tho cough ing. My advice to purent.i is to always ki-ep n bottle. in the house. It will he n constant Bait-guard against croup." (Signed) K. ti.lMMKHMAN, Sail Alltonlu, TX. 8o.dat sftc., eim. fun. 51 a bottle, ibroiiKhont the t'nlteil Btat.'s Aiul t'Himila j mid In KukImhI, nt is. lM., 2. 8d., U.M. If yon nrn not bMIuIuM utter bnyltiK, ri'turu Uia bot Uu to your drugKlst mid gut yotir money buck. HV authorfe? the iiAotr ;7nnr!Hf7r . , W. JI.itDOKEH it ai., irvirutur, M-w York. For Sale B W L Delano. CLASSIFIED COLUMN. Notices under this liend not to exeood fivo linos, 50 oeuts per week; $1 50 a month; $1'J per year. For Sale. FOR SALE. Probably the very beB 150 acre tracts of land in Lane conn-, ly, aud one of the best ln the state of Oregon, owned by DrT W Harris. This is a "cry fertile and highly Im proved farm lying 2J miles west of Eugene on an excellent road. The dootor bought this farm with a view to breeding flue horses, but having given up tho breeding business, baa no further use for bis farm and desir ing to devote himself exclusively to his profession, oilers it for sale at a rare bargain. Call on the doctor for terms of sale. FOR BALE. Corner First and Jeflor- sou streets, one 10 room bouse, and two lots, 80x1(10 feet each. Good barn, water, rruit.flne garden ground. AIbo house and lot. corner First and Lawrence Mia-t, lot (10 foot 8 Inches, by 160 feet, young fruit trees, good f;nrdeu ground, water, etc. Also louse and lot, cornel Willamette aud Fourteenth Btreets. For prices aud terms write S J Sills, Tacoma, Wash, Box 827, or call at OUAKD olllue. Miscellaneous. WOOD BIDS WANTED. Bids will be received at the ofllce of the Eu gene tauneiy until February 1, 1900, tor 200 cords of 4-loot body llr wood. Haines A Co. WOOD WANTED. 860 cords body fir wood by August 1, 1DU0. Bids will be received prior to December 1, 1899. Eugene Water Co., F. L. CliAMliKits, Secretary. SEND STAMP For circulars aud list of R. H. C. literature. Address Job. Amrheln, box 972, Tacoma, Wash. Bargains In Property. The Lauer residence property on Willamette street, also lots on corner of Lincoln and 6th streets, will now be sold cheap, easy terms. Anyone deBlrlug choloe property can obtain Information by calling ou The Eugene Real Estate A Investment Company, Eugene, Ore gon. D. M. MoUrady, artlstlo painter aud paper-hanger. Inquire or leave orders at Preston A Hales. M O Warner tunes pianos and organs, Repairing and polishing. Timber Land, Act June 3,1878 Notice for Publication Unitkh States Lxn Orricx, JtOBEIIUllO Oiikoon, January 0, liKW. Notice Is hereby given that In compliance with the provisions of the aot of congress of June ft, 1878, entitle:! "Aa act for the sale of timber lands In the states of California, Ore gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," Howard W. Kowland, of Eugene, county of bane, state of Oregon, has tliis day hied la tills otliee llU sworn statement No. 7o4, for the purchase of the H i S W i, H 4 S E I of section No. 'J7, in township No. 17 ranaa No. 4 K, ami will otter proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for Its timber or tone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish Ids claim to said land before tho Keglster and lteceiver of this ofllce at ltose burg, Oregon, on Friday, the 23d day of March, l'.W. lo names as witnesses: V, H. Bollman, of Eugene. Oregon; ti. Hcott, of Kugoue, Ore gon L. K. Hean, of Kugene, Oregon; W. T. Campbell, of Kugene, Oregon. Any and all persons olalming adversely the above-described lands are, requested to tile their claims in this olllce on or before said 23d day of March. 1UO0. .1. 1. mkiimies, Jteglster. Timber Land, Act June3(1878- Notlce for Publication- Uniticd Statkh Lind Okfiok, ltOHfcDUIiO OllKGON. January 0, 1000. Notice is hereby given that in compliance witb ibe provisions of the not of Congress of June 187fJ, unfilled "An aot for the sale of limber land In the Btateaof Cali fornia, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," Kidnoy tioott, of Eugene, Couuty of Lane, State of Oregon, has this day Hied in this ofllce his sworn statement No. 752, for tbe purchase of the NBW N x 8 E of taction '27, in Town HbipNo. 17H. Hinge No. 4 ., and will offer proof to show that the land sought In more.vainnble for its timber or stone than for agricultural purpose, and to establish qIb olaiui to raid Isnd before tho Ittglster and Kooeiver of this office at Koneburg, Oregon, on Fiiday, the 23rd day of March, ltfOO. lie name a as witnesses: W. 1. Camp bell of Eugene, Oregon; F. B. liellman of Eugene, Oregon; II. W. Kowlund of Eu gene, Oregon; L. K, Hoan of Eugene, Ore gon. Any and all persons claiming adversely tbe abuve-deHcribtd lauds are rujuested tto die ibeir claims in (his ofllce on or before sui I 2Jrd day of March, 1000. J, T, llHiDosfl, Rogltter,
