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Newspaper Page Textfli4-"- Tho Kind You Have Always Bought, aa.l xjii ,;h !li;s !,;:. In use for over 30 years, has boraa li.o sii;nnt-.-. . -oml li:i 1w i..i .....I.... i..., j V , f , soiml suooi-visiou since H:i lulHsi-v. (JiajW. 'G' AN " -io to ! ivo joit in hix. All Co'"'toiutlK Xiuiulou uii.i ij.ifit'f dies ro Jmt . perliuents tliat trlllo with timl fii.i.(ii;.w I5i, .intl;,. Infants and CUUdron Exporlonco against .'ivpci ii ici-;. What !s CASTORIA Castoria is a substitute for Ca.-tor );!, Jftitvipn-tc, Ili-:)t and Soothiiitr Syrups. It Is Slai':is;v-. i liiid I.Mi'a.-mit. 5t eontniu!) neither Opium, Morphine nor otliei- ilviuootio jubstance. Its ago is its gruitraiitec). It destroys Worms and allays Feverisliness. It cures Diarrhoea ami "Whtil Colic It relieves Teething? Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates tho V'oml, regulates tho Stomach and Bowels, giving: heaMii; and natural slec. Tho CUlUlrcii's Panueea The JMothci's Friend. CASTOR I A GENUINE Bears the Signature of Tie Kind You to Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years.. ' THK CCNTAU W COMPANY. TT MUttWAY BTRCET. NEW YORK CITY. BUSINESS 0ARU3; ATTOKN KYS-ATLAW. C HALK. ATTOItNEY-Af-LAW. Booms .t and 2 Ohrlsman Blook. EUUENB. OREGON, M WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY-ATLAW Collections a specialty. Office Over Lane Couulv Bank, BILYEtJ, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW. OfB e-Over First National Bank, Euqkne, Oregon, U WOODCOCK, ATTOlfNRY-AT-I.AW. Office-One-liBlf block K.;ith of Chrlsmaii Blk Eu-GKNE, (iEG,)N, E K SKIl'WOKTlt. ATTOENEY-AT-LAW. Will practice in all tho Court's. Eoqenb Oregon. HIUrOSWTHOHPSON OH AS A HARDY T 1H0MPSON 4 HARDY, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. M-In First National Bank Building. ..w tu mi mo ijuurta. Eugene, OnEaoN. BO, B D0RRI8, ATTflllNF.V fn I'TWcn? r ri? attaip , uvviiuuuuivai'iiri n T '"practice in all the courts of the Second 'licisl District and in the Supreme Court 8l attention given to collections and "'(ere Id probate. Office lirat National Bank Illdit. Rooms 1, 2 and 8. MEDICAL. JJRJW HAltniS, PHYSICIAN AND STjltliEON. -Over Wilkins k Una', drug store. 8pn0m9 t0 12 ! to 5 and 7 to Srtdence -Ferry street between 11th and )Y KUYKENDALL, M. D. . " PHYSICIAN AND SUn.? EON "fc'-IjChmman Hlock. attention to surgery and surgical dis "ot women. 2 SELOVER, M. V. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, te'l r'We"t I'hvslclan St Vincent OJeS-K ' a "im'- r--'""- """""-Corner Seventh and Iliiih. J 8LUCKKY, JEWELER, WW.ndClocks Repaired. ECOENE, OltMOlf )S 0 BIDDLE, DENTIsr ru HsUthVu T"1 twwn ' Fifth and "nreets, one block w.t n ,,. Eocene Street Rail.vey. TlMBCARrr. 7lL4l,'o.li0, 10W,tlw strel UlDnn t the fr'l'"Wii'Ksehluet uum furthr- notien. LEAVIJ(o THK DEU.T, ALWAYS Dyspepsia Cure,, Digests what you eat. Itartiflolally digeststho food and atcla Mature In si lengthening and recon structing Mio exhausted digestive or gans. 1 i is t lie latest discovered digest ant and tonic. No ot her preparation can approach ft in clliclency. It in stantly relieves and permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Snur Stomach, Nausea, SickHeadache,Gastralgia,CramDS,ani all other result s of Imperfect digestion. Prepared by E. C. DeWItt A Co., Cblcaga. VINCENT 4 CO.. Corner Drug Store. TRUSSES, &ki $1-25 AND UP W. ap. ..Hill. Ih. itri nn.lt Trim., nid. at I'AirroltY I'lliCKS, less than ono-thlrd ,im nrlcn rtiaruud by otbBi'S. and WE QUARAHTEE TO fli OII. PEBFECTtV. Say S " whethor yiiu wlHli our U3c Kin.h Tru.. or our 1.S6 H.w York ll..rIMe Elnbllo TruK. Illitxtrntcd above, cut this ail. out and boIiu lo us wilu uli orniiai, riui.iv n.rai-u, State your llrl.lil, VV.Iht, Ape, bow long you have been ruptured, whulhor rupture Is lartre oramall; also state number inches around the body on a line with the rupture, say whether rupture Is on right or leftside, and wo will send either miss to you with the under standing. If It I. not s pprf.fl SI and rqn.l to Iro.i.i thai r.LII st tli reo times our prlee.you can return it and we will return vour money. WRITE FOR FREE TRUSS CATALOGUE i ,tS5 iK oftrue. Including tho hew lu.o Ua Tni.s f) JC Ihsteur.. almo.t say fs... .nd whlrUwes.lt for pit I J iddni. SEARS, ROEBUCK & Co. CHICAGO Restores VITALITY. LOST VIGOR ' AND MANHOOD Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and wasting diseases, all effects self- abuse, or excess ana indis cretion. Anorvotoni.'and blood builder. Crinf ; t'ao pink glow to pale cheek.; and restores the fire cf youth. By mail 50c per hox; ii lio.ves for ft.50; with a written gruaniU' tee to euro or refund tho motley. NEftVITA MEDICAL C;':. Clirtton& Jackson Sto., CHlC.iC-.-.. XL, For, sale W I, DeLano Druggist 8&NoD MONEY CUT THIS ID. OCT and send to as, xtato your welch t and hrltcfat alnn number inches around body at bmt and ofc, and will send this Beautiful Pl'n l'P l, oxaminoand try It on at your nearest thircM 1M ntw &U to 16 .This Circular Plush Cape Gorvallis & Eastern RAILHOAD. II.HB CAKD Nr.. 2 for Yariuina Train leaves Albany 12:4. P M Leaves Corvallii I :; P Arrives Yanuiua 7:Z 1 M Nrt. 1 Returning T.ves Yaouina 6:00 AM i ..... fWvallis 11:30 A M Arrives Albany 12:15 1' M N a for Delroit Leaves Albany 7:00 A M Arrives Detroit U:M A M VI. - :,!. 12:20 P M A'rrlvmi Albany fritS P M . llh...,. r.yn.-lll with Boulbern I'sclilc trains, giving dlrct t InrV rTta I and from Newport aud adjacent nnannn ws o,innn'i ni f n... . , ..... Train, forth monnlains arrive at Detroit a noon, glvln ample umo lo reach cmpl" gtonml" ou "he BrelUnbush and Santlam th same day, KDWIX STONE, H Ii WALUKN, J TUHNKH. T VA 65C. I I 52 1 cSv J'Jisr'?rtL-.A If found iierfectly iAfr&jSWMSSk satisfactory, ra. S-pHWk va"8"""'"" .Jjiiijlj Jji nlinF'wl OUR EVEN SUPPOSE. Etoo supx.e tUt 1 could forget Wluit yuu wero, 1 thouli knnw v you yet; tl.i.) tVi'ii uriix.-e (un.i ,nr h.-n.. i That, butlitil in the iidv ol ai Your facv lua kt. ti. ..,.. u, itw-M yean. - siitiKM that I could foryot. Even iiippjtw 1 mKlt , hM.t to ba Kritii.1 of nn un ',-1. it w.-m tit n. art's rhi)it; is uiko. iIh.hl-1. ih. fl.l, f.,r Not tnowihB why, I uh.iul.l choodc you yeti" Even suppowi that 1 could (oiyet. What will It bo tlut will make you known? 1 claimed you once: vou hiv stilt mv ..un A kisa. (.crluips, that 1 Uft mi your lu-.k "here all is Kpirit, will kisst-s si-uky Dead nr llvintf. I Inn you v. t. Even bu.hioho that 1 eoulil UnH. - M. llowtit In I'all Mull Magizine, IHli MILL HAND'S ;5 , DAUGHTER. rv One Touch of Nature Makes the Whoto World Kin. By W. R. ROSE. IIo hadn't slept souutlly. He rarely slept soundly now. It wasn't-Ills ufte, surely, tie vns only 57; mid It couldn't be his business un'ulrs, for nil Ills in vestments were sound nnd higlily ro muiieratlve, nml his Inrgo income was rapidly luciTiislng. No, ho must look for the cause elsewhere. Perhaps It would be well to consult a doctor. no arose and, lighting tho gas, look ed at his watch. It was half past 4. Ho went to n window that faced tho cast and raised the sash. The air came in cool nnd fragrant. Low down by tho faraway rldgo streaks of pale light were showing. I'll see this sunrise," said Amos Brandon. "1 haven't seen one since I was a boy. He hastily dressed him self nnd bathed his face anil hands. I'll see It from tho outside," ho added, and softly creeping down tho stairway found his hat and opening the groat door descended tho stono stepa that led to the street. As he faced the east and moved slow ly along the nvenuo ho snuffed the nlr aud found it good. IIo even took oil his hat nnd let it cool his head. It certainly seems to mo thnt this Is better thnn tossing on that comfortless mattress," he muttered. "Wonder why I never thought of it before V" Tho pale strenks In tho enst grew bronder, a plulc flush rose behind tho wooded crest, the clouds beenmo bnzy. Swiftly the flush deepened, spokes of light were flung upward, and then came the sun. Amos Brandon wnlUed slowly on ward, eagerly watching these magic changes. Oh," he said, "that's flue. It's worth tho trouble. How many people know nnythiug about It? Precious few. Look at the present audience. One restless, lonely old man aud a night watchman or two. What a shame!" Ho came to a street Intersection aud paused and looked at his watch. "Quarter after B," ho muttered. "No, I'll not go homo. I feel like a runaway boy. I'll stroll down to the lake. I don't believe I've rcnlly seen tho lnko in a dozen years." no walked at a leisurely gnlt, breath ing in tho tonicity nlr antl ever ami anon turning his gaze on the sun tinted clouds. Ills eyes wero brighter nnd his step more clastic. IIo seemed to grow younger ns ho advanced. Labor ing men, swinging their dinner boxes, looked nrouud as they passed him. Ills was an unusual figure at that ear ly hour. Onco ho hoard a man repeat his namo to his companions, and they all stared curiously at him as they passed. As ho camo within sight of tho lnke's blue ripples a girl came ucross the av enue and turned In on tho sldcwnll: just ahead of him. She was a girl of perhaps 14, rather slender, with n clear olive complexion and thick dark hair. She was neatly dressed, save her shoes, which wero dingy and frayed, nnd in her hand she carried a basket whoso contents vere concealed beneath a white paper. Amos Brandon quicken ed his steps a little. "You are an early riser," he said to tho girl. At tho moment ho was inter ested In early risers. "Yes, sir," said the girl, who showed no surprise at his abrupt remark, "I have to rise early to carry my father's breakfast to him. He is a helper at tho mills over there." She pointed to a long row of dingy buildings not far ahead. Sho spoke well and with a lack of constraint that the old man admired. "Why doesn't your father comohome to his breakfast?" he asked. "IIo goes to work at midnight and quits nt noon," sho answered. "And how far do you come?" "About a mllo and a half." She gave him a llttlo nod and turned to cross a vacant field that would savo her a few steps. Amos watched her for a moment as she sturdily stepped for ward. "A good llttlo woman, and her father should bo proud of her. 1 hope he Is, IIo sighed softly as ho plodded on. Ho enjoyed the Inkc with its dimply surfnee, nnd the swash of tho little waves ns they struck tho piling, nnd tho black banner of smoke trailing aft er a fnraway steamer. Presently he turned and strolled over toward the Iron mills. Almost In a moment ho mmo unon the girl of the lunch bas ket. Sho wbb sitting on n low pile of boards, and close beside her sat a work- Ingman, bare armed and sinewy: n swarthy man. with small black eyes nnd a short black beard. lie was eat ing, with evident enjoyment, the break fnst the irlrl hnd brought him. Amos Itrnndon paused nt the picture. It plcnsed him. He nodded smilingly tu the girl, who nodded back, niul when the swarthy ninu looked up he nodded FUilMl OUT. Dull headache, paiim lu various' part nf tlm hndv. filnkiim at the pit of the stomach, loss of appetite, teverlshness, pimples or fores, are all positive evidence of Impure blood. No matter h.i ii Iwcaine o. It most be purified In order tu obtain good health, Aoker'e Blood Elixir has never failed to cure Hcrofulousor Hyphllltle poisons, nr Bfiy other blood aisea-es. iv in tcrmiuiy is wonderful remedy and we sell every bottle on a poltlo guarantee, r i,le by W L DeLano, to Ulm too. Amos leaned ngalnst ft pile of lumber. "Your loud will be lighter on the way back," bo snld to the girl. "Yes," she answered, "father always has a good appetite." Tho swarthy man looked up. Ho nodded gravely to Amos. "Sho good girl," he slowly said, "t'tiine King way." "Yes," said Amos. "I'm sure she's n good girl." Tho swarthy man looked nrouud nt the object of his praise. Thero was fondness in his glance. "Smart girl, too," ho said. "Teacher say smartest girl In Kngllsh school." Ho said this with some dllllculty, but Willi ovltleut gratification. "Oil, father," cried tho child, with a swift llttlo blush. Then tho swarthy man's rough volco grew softer. "She nil 1 got," ho said. "I see," suld Amos Brandon. ".Mutter tlead, bruder dead, sister dead. Only Lena left." He turned a little aud stroked the girl's band. Something rose in the rich man's throat, and a mist swam before his eyes. The swarthy man smilingly looked his child over from hat to shoes. When he reached tho shoes, ho scowled. "Bad shoes!" ho said. "Bad shoes!" The girl turned to Amos Itrnndon. "Father thinks 1 should wenr my best shoes," sho explnlned. "Ho doesn't know how fnst this walk would wear them out." Best shoes," echoed tho swarthy man; "yes, yes, best shoes." Ho looked at Amos Brandon. Then ho softly touched the girl's shoulder with a fore finger and struck himself sharply on forearm and chest. "She what 1 work for," bo smilingly snld. I must go," remnrked Amos Bran don hurriedly. He paused nnd stepped forward. "I would like to shako bunds with you," he said to the swnrthy man, who met the ndvnnclng Angers witli a warm clasp. Amos nodded to the girl nnd strode away. There was a cross town enr waiting for the signal to start Ho caught It and 20 minutes later opened the front door of his homo. The housekeeper met him In tho hall. Her anxious fnco cleared. "Glad you have returned, Mr. Bran don," sho snld. "Wo wero beginning to worry a little over your unusual absence." "Out for an early stroll, Mrs. Em erson," he said. "Kindly have brenk- fnst rendy In half an hour." He stepped into the llbrnry and open ed his desk. For a moment bo sat In deep thought. Then ho rapidly indit ed this letter: My Dear Mary I find it Is quito impossible to hold out any longer. 1 am growing old, and I need you, dear child. Tho door from which I turned you two long, long years ago is open for you and yours. Vou aro all I have in the world, dear. Without you tho hoaso is cold and deso late. For what have I been toiling all theso years but for you? Come back to me, daughter, and all will ho forgiven and forgotten. Tell your husband that a hearty handclasp awaits him. Say to him that 1 confess that I sorely misjudged him. Write to me, dear, as soon as you receive this and tell mo when to expect you and Ooorgc. Your affectionate father, Auos UraKdok. lie looked at the letter when ho had finished It and shook his head. Then ho carefully read It through. Again ho showed his dlsnpprovnl. After a moment or two he raised tho sheet nnd deliberately tore It to bits of jngged paper and tossed them luto tho wasto basket "Pshaw," ho Bmlllngly muttered, 'that's too slowt I'll hurry down and telegraph Mary that I'm coming for them, nnd then I'll follow by tho first train." The housekeeper stood in tho door way. Breakfast Is ready, Mr. Brandon," she announced. The rich man whirled toward her. "Mrs. Emerson," ho said, "I wnnt you to put Mary's rooms Into tho nicest possible shnpo nt once. The housekeeper stnrted. "Is Miss Mary coming homo, sir?" she eagerly asked. 'Yes," said Amos Brandon, "sho's coming home." Clevelnnd Plain Dealer. Capttvntlntr n Queen. It was by his graceful execution of a dance thnt young Ilntton first cnptl- vnted tho uenrt of (Juecn Elizabeth, says Edward Scott In his book on "Dancing lu All Ages." IIo had been brought up to the law nnd entered court, as his enemy, Sir John Porrot, used to sny, "by tho galllnrde," as his first appearance there was on tho occa sion of a musk bull, nnd her mnjesty wns so struck by his good looks nnd nctlvlty thnt she mnile him ono of her bnnd of pensioners, who wero consid ered the handsomest men In Englnnd. It Is snld thnt tho favors which tho virgin monnrch extended to her new favorite excited tho Jealousy of tho whole court, especially thnt of tho Enrl of Leicester, who, thinking to depre ciate the accomplishments of tho young lawyer, offered to Introduce to Eliza beth's notice a professional dancer whoso snltnlory performances wero considered fnr more wonderful thnn Hntton's. To this suggestion, however, tho roy nl lndy, with more vehemence than el egance, exclaimed: "Pish! I will not see your man. It is his trade." The Words Thnt "Wen, In London ouo of tho weekly papers offered a prize for tho best list of strong words, to number ten. The announcement specified thnt but ten words would bo considered from nny ono person, nml a committee of literary men would select from thu numbers offered the ten strongest words In the English language. These nre the words thnt won: linte, blood, hungry, dnwn, coming love, dead. nb"ie, forever. gone, Dn tfiii ihlnl. of nny stronger, fuller of Hiiggt it? Exchange. Sol Ire. The Ladln Aid of Hie lt rre"t.ylirlnii chinch will give a suppernn the even ini! Iieiere Wnnhlngton'K birthday, Feb. Slut. The menu and further par. Oculars will he publlslied later. Kxpencncela the bet teaclinr. Use Acker'n Knglldli Ilemedy lu any case of cough", wilds or croup. Hliould It fall to give Inmietllate relief money re funded. 25 rt and 'id els. For rule l y W L DeLano. H1IPI, Ktt'S I "NTKrtr. All Old Krtsl. loiicd ft.ni at '1 lu-i'urker on Feb! ii a' V 2. 'there vlll lu a g l old I'ttshioni-d fitldlerV i !. --t ai I hi Parker i.n ra limi-e In Ku,;.-i,e, I- r-iln v "lis b , If nury 2, ImHi, lor Hie In nellt of the Cuinlierlaiiil Prvriiyicrinn eliureb. It Is thediMreof the commUtee In o'i' "i;c that ull old-time Ii id loin in the rtUiiniiiHiing country lit ( resent "Ull pui'tfeip.-.'e No ol'wHieal seleolln'is or pl -y , ii'i'e will 1-8 ulbiived. It wi - - - ' '"ii.iMj to i n't-r, end twery Him, vi u,.,.! -,'hI eiilid wieicttd tlrmv aliow tieros ii fiddle suing will tie eligible to enler. Kntries will ho reeei-ed up to 1' " b ruuiy '2 by Kied T Liinib, KellieKinilh, CoiuUIUieu mid Henry Miller. Ad niisMiin, lio. .So and ouc -nil-. The folhiivliig Ih u ruirt of the pro gram ii' d it li.it of prizes ollered by nierclinulHuiid busiut-Hs men; Opening ovei luto, "Arkansas Trav eler," played by all Best fiddler, '"untstool. By Day 4 Henderson. S ootid best fiddler. Nickel plated coff e pot, S L Luug. Oldest fiddler. itoiiHt of beef. U of O Market, aad red handkerchief. Yuiiiigeat tiddler. Box line confeo tiouery. Hnlden & Taylor. Har monica, Fred Rnnklu. Hoiueiioit Fiddler, Collee pot, Btarr &Au;cu-uiu pitcher, Bourne Mer cantile Co. Hundsoiutst Fiddler. Necktie, E O Hniisiui; one pair shoes, Krank A Sou, Best fituiily of threeor mine. Cieiwi. middlings, J W White; baking powder, B M Burg; calico dress, Ax Billy. Best Trick Fiddler. Bet riddle strings, A Yerlngton; mouth subscrip tion Dally Hegisier, Uilt-trap Bros. Best Lady Fiddler. Bllveraud pearl paper knife, J IS Luckey; ladles' hose, E Coo-erlino. Second Best Lady Fiddler. Hand kerchief, J H MeCluug; shopping bug, J V Kautlnian. Poorest Lady Fiddler. Turban hat, Miss Wultoiij box ouudy, Boubonlere. Best song with guitar accompani ment. Puir kid gloves; Hampton Bros; Second hest; bottle of perfume. Vincent & Co; fancy orna ment, Henry Jacob, San Friinoiseo. Fiddler playing best tune on ouo siring. Hulr cut aud shave, MrfJnlles, Best song with bin jo accompani ment. Pair glass vases, Hall & Siu; glass dlsli, A E Wood. Best duet Fiddle und Banjo. Bley- ole bell, Matlock & MuClaunbuu; sweat er, M S Barker. Best Duel Fiddle and Guitar. Cheese dish, V D Combs, t-uek nuts, A C Auten. Best Guitar solo. Nickel plated tea pot, O rl fli li Hardware Co, Best Mandolin solo, Sailor hat, Stella Learned. Tallest fiddler. Comb and brush, Linn & Co. Shortest fiddler. Good axe, F L Chambers. Fiddler from ijrohtest distance. Two square meals, Mayo & McGuire; driv ing gloves, Preston & Hale. Leanest fiddler. Roast beef (5Uo), Patterson; salt shake, J L Page, Left, hand fiddler. Garden hoe, Miller & Peter; pipe, F C Potts. Best blind tiddler. Two meals, Hoffman House; cup and saucer, L (J Skeels. Fiddler who plays and slugs Lest. Oie month subeorlptiou lo Daily UlJAKb. Best player of "Sugar in the Gourd," washboard, J K Kay, Fiddler playing the greatest number of tunes in four minutes. One meal, Hotel Eugene; shave at J Hum; hair cut, Oris Marx. Poorest fiddler. Silver pepper aud salt shake, N Winter; one do.-'U c ink les, O 0 Zelgter. Best banjo solo, Set silver teaspoon-, H Gordon. Fiddler playing "Mocking Bint' best. One picture, J W Kays Best vlolincello or bass viol. One box soap, W L DeLano; bamboo easel, John Lee Co. Youngest lady fiddler. Handker chief, A V Peters; bux candy, Julius Golesmlth; fruit (IIhIi, Gray & Son, Closing song, "America," by the whole house with piano accompani ment. Call for Meetlnif of Democratic Cen tral Committee, Tho inoiabers ol the Democratic Central Coui- mlttco are hereby called to wicot at tho Court Itoufio In Eugene, Urogon. on to-wit: Haturday, tho 27th flay of Jan., 1!0, at 1 o'clock, v, u for consultation coiiccrniuz primary meetings and other matteri. U L. ijTKVKNf", J.J. Walton. Hecretarj-. Chairman Jo Cure, !.o Pay. Thnt ta tho way all dm if? lata aell (J r oven' TfthtelcHii Chill 'I onic for Chill, Malaria and tiilliouMieaH. II in an pleasant to take Lflinon Syrup. 60 cent cum noma always leaves the lungs weak. Weak lungs are breeding grounds for the germs that cause consump tion. Chronicbronchitisalso often follows pneumonia If you have had pneumonia, the germs of consumption are at work. Don't let them get a foothold. Begin at once and take SCOTT'S EMULSION; it will drive out the germs by making the lungs stronger than they are. fx. and fi.oe. all dm ;,., Having a blieat rtiin on t'liumberltiin's t ough Itemed)'. Manai'ef Martin, f the Piorbon drug Htore, informs us thnt lie is having a ureal run on Cbiiuiberlnlu's Cougli lteiuiy. He sells five bottles of that iiiedii'ine tti one of any other kind, and ii gives great sal infm'tlnn. In theso duys ol hi grippe there Is leu liilm liko t 'liaiiilierltiln'u Cougli itemed' to Htop the cough, bent up ihoHore tbrout ami lunv's and give relief within a very ten t time. Tile suleM are growing, I w in, try it are pleaMed with its mid n ir.iliipl iielion, .Soiilli Chicago Dully t'nluiiiet. Kor stile by V. L. DeLano. Wootl Wanted. lilds will bo received at the office of the secretary of the board of regents until Saturday, Febiuiiry!) I1KK), ut 12 o'clock M to cut ai-d deliver to I lie University nl Oregon ou or before August lft, 10110 : : Oi cords big body fir, 4 feet. am enids grub oak, 4 feet nut les than H Inches nor more than 1(1 luehe In d'tuueter. Joshua J. Walton, Secretary, bargain in property. The Lauer resilience properly ou Willamette Htreet, also lois ou corner of Lincoln and hth streets, will now be sold cheap, easy terms. Anyone desiring choice properly can obtain infoi million by calling on The .Eugene Heal Estate & Investment Company, Eugene, Ore gon. ..Printing.. Of All Kinds ,...AT THE..,, GUARD OFFICE. GOOD WORK, LOW PRICE , GOOD STOCK. -Legal Blanks of All Kimds... I HIS RAILWAY COMPANY Operates Ua trains ou the famous block nyM-em, Lights Its trains bv eleetricltv , Uses the celebrated electrio berth reading lamp. ituns splendid equipped passenger traiiis every day and night between St Vaul and Chicago, and uroaua aou t.ucago;Biiie Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Alrio operates U am -heated veatibu ed trafna. carrying the latest private compartment cars library bullet, smoking cars, and .rawing-room sleejMrr, V A iU, OR OAKS, free ruollnlng chair oars ano the very hest dlnlng-car service. I'or the lowent rates to any point in the Unite. Mtates or Uanatla, apply to ticket agent, address "Til'v C (J EDDY.Z J WCASKY. General Agent. Trav Pas Agent. Portland, Oregm EUGENE FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. HI uire leaves Kniene for Florence Dally except riundny tit G a in JtcturiiliiK stiiK" leaves Klnrenee for Kugene dally except Kundays ati; n in Haturdnys at 8 a in. Arrives in Eugene at 6 p in the day following. BIMtlt E FAHK ,e0 HOUND THII'.. 11 1 l lokcls icr sale at K. ukiiks' llrerf ban-,. RiiKcne, or at llurd it Pavunport's ofllcu 11: Flori'iice. REND NO MONEY QRADE DROP CAIIKET lUODICK StWINO MACHINE j Milwaukee .svn, i uu wi iiiniiiiiiii ii ai jinr nvsri'iii usign. uepiii Kiin ir inn Mwe ptfrtljitUffitirj,nisictly an r"prpannii, mbiI t irhlninthn !) BV'U'tj arnirn7awiiurrHf'hS.wmllM. GIVI IT THREE MOHfMJ TRIAt In L if J 4 yritirc.wa h'im anil we will return ytif I.S.W any rlny jn mm nnt M V lv i V- 1 i -r"iV. ' l(l.OO,11.m,Sie.M)4r.,all full U-rll-.l n Ff. ff ". ITi m .M ll'UJl blDtBUlAKtat. lilJtSIi.lll for ttila DHOr UINI UBI.1I.T HI ami I. "IT H rUvl Vmm th- rr(ntrt vnlue rvrr oJTrrr.l lir mny houae. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS Uriftnt.'TlUdjiTllnf .not Marliinrf liriiltT VsrltiUfinl nriwissir i-a "-uaiirBaaBriiiai.i tr.rlHolrnQt. THE BURDICK SVOTa.fV.a UKtlll MM HISS ..nUr ne.i, if fSO.00, and thn If Cntrrd that yu arn miriim fi-U'o to ttu.oo, pay your frcltrht atnut U lfl.HO. WR to RKTt ai TOlR fib.ati If at any tlma within thrc-t titonilia yuti nay yuan, not eaUatltxi, OHltKU TO-Oif. IrON'T DH1AY. )Sara, Hburli Co. ar. thor-mrl. rllalil.-K.l(tr.) ... Ail,rw SCARS, ROEBUCK fit CO..ClncJ Chicago. III..',! Do You Cough? " I gltr-i-i I us, Wlli-li 1 nmcht lug it would luroitfiell'iii il few diiy-; d to lie lila '..III, ljll.Hl evi-ryb,. !y cbo. litaU!ic, think- ut rottlM-1 Int en ii g Ii i n g; nnd -I'iliin:,' of in lie n Kotiictinii'-t lusted sev eral weeks, Ii oviT, t Ii a t ' wu'h enM was worse than llioonc lu-fi-r.. My throat stM'tiuM to pet weaker, ami the lcat cl.fn.Ku in the woalhi'r Marled tin; coiiphiiu Qfrain. The last cold whh tho most severe of all. I was really I'rihh ni'd. 'ouj)ili drops and home treatment did no wood. A friend told mo about Acker's lCnlish Remedy. trota bottle, and yon never saw the like of tho way it aeted. ltefore the bottle was from, I was well. My throat felt as st roup and well as could be. bineothen I liave had nomoro trouble. I think Acker's Kngllsh Kemcdyso strengthens the delicate lining of the throat that it easily resists the changes in teinpera turo.andithuildsup the constitution us well." (Signed) Cahuie Sciiwah. 2S1 Oold St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Sold at 25c, i We. nnd $1 a bottle, throughout the I'nited States und Canada ; aud in .Mid land, at Is. i!d.. 'Js. 3d., 4s. tU. If you are not satisiied after buying, return thu bottle to your druggist, and get your money back. 11 V authorize the above ffun-antee. W. 11. HOOKER it CO., 1'roprictors, A'cw York. For Sale B" W L Delano. lorthern Pacific RAILWAY 3aL tjf x8r Pullman Sleepiiig Oars Elegant t Dining (Jars Tourist Sleeping Jars ST. PAUL, MIXNMAI'O IJH, irtJi.imi, r'Aiuio," TO tlltANIJ l'OKKH; WINNll'Ut), IlKliKNAiind mrn'n. "" " " Throunh Tickets to CHICAGO, WASHINGTON rilllADUI.flllA, INKW YUlilt, HOSTON, ami All Pultits Kaat and Uoutli. Ii'or Information, timo cards, map iukI1 tickolB, uall un or writu to It MoMUHPHUY, Uenoral Agent, Kueiio, 'Jilks Opposite Uuurd ollica. Or. A i) CHAliLTOK. Asat Gen'l Pass. A.--. nt, 255 Morrison St, oor Third, Portland, O :egon EAST AND SOUTH VIA THE SHASTA ROUTE -OP THE- Southern Pacific.Go ExpressTrains Leavo Portland Dally. South rsioFa. 7.-00 p in 12:34 it in 8:1ft am b-SXl a in 7:00 a in (1:00 pin U:25 a m 8:30 a m 2:14 p m 7rin p m 5:45 p m 1:20 p m 0:00 p m Lv Portland Ar Lv KiiKene Lv Ar San Francisco Lv Ar Ogden Ar Ar Los Angeles Lv Ar El Paso Lv Ar Now Orloans Lv Lv Portland Ar Lv KiiKeue Lv Ar San I'Vaucisco Lv Ar 0,(dtu, l,v Ar Los Angeles Lv Ar Kl Paso Lv Ar New Orleans Lv U:15 nt 8:M.a 111 8:U5 p m 1:10 pin 7 KM) pro 8:40 p in 8:50 pm 7:16 p m 1:10 am 7:00 am 1:40 a m 12:30 pm 7:20 am 8:25 p m I 8:50 a m DINING CARS OBSERVATION CARS Pullman Brst-clais and Tourist Bleeping oars attached to all through trains. Prompt connections at Denver, Omaha and Chicago with trains for other east ern cities. Oorvuliia null itally (Kxcept Hundayj 7:80 am 11:55 p m Lv Ar Portland Corvallls Ar Lv 6:50 pm 1:20 pro. At Albany and Oorvallls oonneot wit of Oregon Centra) ft Kastern ltailway. Iiidepeiiitence I'ltaaciiKer isnlljr (JiJCl'lipt tiundayl UrlUM TKA1M DU.T (kXUiFT BUKOAV.) 1:50 pm Lv Portland Ar 8:25am 7;:pmj Ar MeMinnville l,v 6.-511 a m H;30 p ui I Ar luileKiiidence Lv 4:50 am llliect connectlnn at San Vinnoiseo with steainsliip lint's for Hawaii, Japan, t liina, the Phillipines and Australia, Fur throtiuli tickets and rates, call nn 1, O ADAlli, Or K .1 McC'LANAHAN, Ueimt Agent City TickttlAgent, Kugene, Oregon. It KOKIILKU, O IIIMAHKIIA1I, Manager. U F and 1' A, l'ortland, .Oregon. WITH tout OMEIt.ant Oils nt iiltor n U.I I i SM? ways no- iT"ii .icc.1. how- l fr.i.hi.r.o. o..i,j.f i to -,.-t-- V?"'? i'4, Willi vtriollil. H4UR, WITH Till Alfldfi HTlbe. alrM'! " ""I 'M in Amrrlfi, - "l rram(h(bvi.ianmtrla,lMOBer M tmn buy. " mtf SOLID QUARTER SAWED OAK 0Rftl DESK CAtlNCr.v'tMPo". -? - , i . Dim liluntratt.m kImwh iiit'liiri ctftifil (hrnd (lmppliiij from aitrlit) to lm u-Ttl u a tlr tatl, iUnS r 4ih, tli othcrown With full lemrth tul.lo ttud hnA In plan for bntwrrl and diworfettil raMnr t finlnh, tlntut tilrkcl drowtr inillt. rrotn on four rt, a'iJuiUl.letrf!)!, (fcniilnoRniyth Iron Muml, rinrl larg IUrb Ana had, poaittve four motion f. ml, Mir thrpndinir vlhmtlntr ahnttl. autcmatia bol.bln wlinlar.adJ-iBtjl,lr twarlntrfl, pa' nut t. union llijerator.lmitrovwhttota whflrl,aitjiiatat)lnrt4itira tM, iinprrvl aliuttl' carrier, iwitfnmmtlorwtr, patent (1rfiuartrinrtU hnd.ia,.T 4rnrfi ar) ontmnHrA m4 btaatlfnllr alfbfltrtisa. GUARANTEED IbslltrfciMtnumhit. aioil durabl and Bear anlwIruMithia tirrj hsnoa allachimai la faniUi.pt anl our Free In struction Book Ulld Jnut Imw an rone ran run It antl tio oithrr plain or any kind of lanoj work, a tii.T-ntV sibiliwOttanttiMlafieniwlthcvftrrtnacblna. T C0ST3 YOU NflTHIWQ uwitti i t5 i i' i . 1 1 t p. l 1 4