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Newspaper Page Textfce ,.,,- mo years, has borne tlio tiii uroice oi use ,ol - , , Kt 1111,1 Clilltlr-'" Experience ..yaiust K.-.-pi i inicist. mill n"'" What I ia is ft substitute for Cn !o;r Oil, Purcoriit, IniH P'? .:.i.i,..f Svriins. It is li.r.tnless and l'lcasant. Jt . neither Opium, Morpliino n.ir oilier Nni-cotio: nnu . n., ...fa l its irimrautee. It (l(tmvK Mnni.. r'lHvs' reverTslniess. It cures Diarrlia-a niul "Wiiiil L'nlli- It reueea j.a;i.i,..... ..j....,.,,, ,,,,1 Flatulent.. " f w" m . i ituM-i'iv.. ,-ivliiir lieiiltliv ami natural sleon. ktoiuao" .,Tiln Moth,.,." 4 lVit-iiil. The CU' L" ' . 7 Bears tlio Signature of 1 S Bg& rrrifTlul tOHWN, TT MURRAY BUSIME3S CARDS. " A1T0KN K YS-AT- LAW. C HALE. ATTOR N E Y-AT-1 1 A V. j I and 2 Cbrisman Block. WQtSl OREGON. M IflLLIAMS, ATTORNKY-AT-I.AW ktiel i ipecialtv. L-OverLuie Ootinrv Bank. BILYLB", ATTOHNEY-AT-LAW. (-OrerFint National Bank. Kcoe.se, Oiieoom. C WOODCOCK, ATTOHNEY-AT-LA W. If-One-half block rath of Chrisrnaa 131k El'GKNE, Ollfddtf. KSKIPWORTH. ATTORNEY-AT-l.AV. I parties, in all the Court 'a. Ei'gehe Oregon, r5IH0raO!l CHA8 A HARDY pOSIPSON HARDY, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. t-If Knit Ntional Bank lluildinii. in m all th courts. EUQENE, OREOON. M.BD0RRI8. pfiKXEYt CO'JNSELOU-AT-LAW !"''! in all the courts of the Second oHDutncUud in the Kupreme Court ' Utention given to collections and Pn n probate P-rim National Bank Bhlft. 1, i Bntl A SIEDICAU UW HARRIS, PHT8IC1AN AX-n sun,. T?rY Pj Wilkin. S l,inn' ,lruK store. pi " " m; t to 'j anil 7 to "W-Ftrry ttrrat lwtween 11th and V KlTKENbAbL, M. D. fWSICiAN AND SUR.5KON I-Ib(i.j ... . L.o-uiyery and surgical du- ' E3O0VER,M.U tHYSirUV im cm ffl "Tir11 ,l'l'V"icin St Vincent 'rtUtrUW0'''1''' "' "re' -Un,er Seventh and High. SU'CKF.Y, JEWELKll. K-QENE, OREOO hf-OBIDDI.E, DKNTIsr f l . WU oD.'!rV V'Wecn "''iflh " Mk wet o Minnlji Street Railway. T"IKCABn. It tWrnr, hf0ct- ISM, tb IKOTHK DEPOT. ! '-if. . . r llwninl Tllll'lir.. U'llljill lk ..... ..,1 Villi J1UYU O F -J-- - "TO" dlltt I1U3 IMTirit Iin'uu until Ills j::T- soiial supervision sinco its int'on y. Allow no one to tleeclvu you iii tlti.. Ti'!:i!: : -s : ' ! "I'lstitui.i.s r.iu lint, V. ;- .. 4niilk tviili niii-l iii.!:iii'i,r 11ni l-nnl'li is CASTOR I A nuine CAE5TOR3A alvays find You Have Always Bouglii In Use For Over 30 Years. NEW YORK CITY. Dyspepsia Cure. Digests what you eat. . ItartiflclallydiReststhefoodandaitlo Ifciture in strengthening and recon structing tlio exhausted digestive or gans. 1 1 is the !ai est discovered digest ant and tnnh:. liu other preparation can approach it in elllcioncy. It in stantly relieves and permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Smir Stomach, Nausea, SickHeadaclie.Gastralgia.Cramps.and all other results of imperfect digestioa Prepared by E. C. DaWItt A Co.. Cblcago. VINCENT & CO.. Corner Drug Store. Ucstorsn VITALI l"f LOST VIGOR AND MANKOOf 'M S s& it Cures Im potency, Niprht Emissions an; wastiiisf diseases, all effects of sell 5S-39S1 abuse, or excess and indit H-AL"). cretion. Anervotonicant 1Iootl builder. Brines tin rf pink glow topalccheeUsanc' WV-i.r' ruatrpo iho tirf fr vnuth ' By mail BOc per box; hoxc fur ip 4.; with a written gimraii. 'co tt euro ot vei'imd the money. ns:rvita wedical co. J'iritoi&Jaukson Sts.t CHICAGO, itl. for Rale W L BeLano l)rniri,'l-t Special Bcliool Meeting. Notice is hereby given to the legal voters of soliool district No. 4, of Lane county, State of Dregon, that a epecia school meeting for said districl will be held ut the Court House In Eugene, Oregon, on the 26th day of January, 1900, at 7 o'clock in the afternoon, for he foll'iwliig oljeets: To levy a tax to pay oil the indebtedness of the dis trict and interest on the same, aud to run the Public Schools for the eiiBUing year. Dated this 15th day of January IBIKJ. 1. H. Mol'LIJNU. Chairman board of Directors. Attest: Gko. F. Ckaw, Distrlot ( leik Having i (treat nun on Cnxiiiberlnin'ii Lough Hemedy. Manager Martin, of the Pierwin drug store, informs us that he is having a great run on Chanitierlain's Cough Remedy. He sells fue bottles of tout medicine to one of any other kiud, aud irives trreat satisfaction. In these lays of la grippe there is nothing Use L.'himiherlniu's C'iukIi Remedy to stop the cough, heal up the sore throat alio ungs ai'tl give rener wiiuiu a very liort time. Tlie sales are KrowlriK, aud all who try It are pleased w ith Its rompt action. sntitu unicago uany Calumet. For sale by W. L. DeLano. iiargainsin froperty. lie Latier residence property on Willamette street, also lots on corner if Lincoln and 6th streets, will now lie nold cheap, easy terms. Anyone desiring choice properly cuu ooiuiu iiiKiniiauou. hv Rallirjir ou The Eugene Rial Estate & Investment Company, Eugene, Ore gon. d 0 Those little kernels in the i-cck! Has your child ever 'viilthcm? You know some- k-s they swell, become i-nful, soften, and end in .t scar. Give such a child jjst as soon as the kernels appear. The little swell ings will grow less and less aaK! soon will disappear alto gether. Continue the Emul sion until the child has good flesh and a healthy color. t.oc, ind $i.oo, lit druggist!. : OOTT & BOWNb, ChcmUts Nw York. TROUBLES THAT DO NOT COME. Of the hard tIlj weary loa.li 'Xtfcth which we lrid nd fall The troubirt tht do not cntr f Are itit: h;aiet unc ut all. For Brief that outs like a knife ThfiVi oil of o'mf.'tt and cur. And the lurid whirl, bind the weight bringa itrt-iigih and jfracc to endure. But to phantoms of pain and woe Tho li B 0( Pity are dunil., And thcre'i nevi-r oil or wine For trouHn that do not conic. There's a song to lighten the toil And a it a (I fur cltmliimr the liciM, But never an alpt nstiiclt For the hills that art) outfit of nil-lit. There are hitter herlu cnounh In the brimming cup of today Without iii spritt of rut From tomorrow's unknown Then Uke the meal that is spre.i'1 And po with a son on thy way And let nut the morrow ahu'e The sunshine and joy of trMhy. Lottie 8. lligt'low in 7.tIti'j Herald. TRAGEDY OF THE BREAKWATER. I . A Story of a Coquette aud a Fool. . .:: There ate creatures who can bo made homeless men who save peuules to pay for rent and women who are afraid of evictions. Hut DufC Grcea kuew no such troubles anil was no more concerned about the rlso iu house rates than were tho foxes of the fields or the rats of the wharfs. Ho had peculiar habits and might have been called amphibious if It bad not been for the fact that he lived neither upou the laud not- the lake, but upon and within the breakwater. That Is to say, by day he sat upon the breakwater, one of a patieut row of fishermen, and by night ho lot him self gently down from his height by menus of a rope ladder to a sum 11 float ing platform before an opening in the piers. These piers were tlio pillars to his front door. And wlthtu the brenkwater was Duff's home. He had framed two rooms in this cave of conjoining stalagmites and stalactites, roofed them ueatly, floored them well aud bad run a stovepipe out laterally. In this retreat, visible only from the water aud run in uncon scious defiance of the city authorities, Duff kept tho necessaries of life food iu his cupboard, fuel for his stove, chairs for himself aud two friends, a clock' and a calendar. Nothing was needed except perhaps a wife. Duff noticed this hick, being an observant mnii, and when he rowed about the familiar waters In his skiff or toasted his dry bread over his fire or lay in his bed listening to the sounds of his solitude ho thought much about the matter. Sometimes It made him laugh; oftener It made him a little sad. Duff loved the singing of tlio water better than auy sound iu tho world, aud bo was not quite certain to what degree a woman's voico would add to the harmouy of lapping waters and walling winds. Duff kuew a woman. She was Mat Hendrick's daughter, and she wore a ed handkerchief about lief head when be came fishing with her father. Full of his Idea, Duff baited Agatha's hook for her a whole week of windy Juno days. At tho end of that tlmo he ask ed her to go riding In bis boat with hi in In tho moonlight, and sbo -weut. Duff listened to her talking and her laughter and liked it much. It was not so louesome as the sound of tho waves. Ho told her about his home, and slio laughed harder thau before. And ho rowed her, all In tho mnrvclous moon shine, up to tho breakwater and per suaded her to pass between the piers and to stand on the lloor of his house, aud then she laughed still more. "It is llko a story," she cried. "It cannot be truel It is not like other things I know it is not true! I am only dreaming!" "It Is true," protested Duff. "And also it Is truo that I want you to como hero and live with me. You can help mo with tho fish. Some day wo shall bavo money enough to buy a boat with sails. And I will give you a wedding present, maybe, If you will marry nie soon." Agatha laughed. "But whatever wo have now, wo must never have a new house," sho cried. "We must llvo hero where tho fishes can come to visit me. Tap, tap, I shall hear at the door, and when I open it there wbe a big fish all in his Sunday best. "Come in,' I shall say to him, and In ho will come, aud I will call vou down, nnd wo will drink ten together." And, still laughing, she look ed out of tho llttlo wiuuow at mo shimmering water and clapped her hands. Duff took It for granted that all was Bettled, and he did nothing but plan for his marriage. Ho bought somo things for tho house a crucifix and lomo new cooking tins and a red cover for tho tabic. And ho saved as much money as ho could, for ho knew that his weddlne would cost him a great deal At night ho slept only a part of tho time, and he dreamed and dreamed of Agatha, while the water without mltatcd her laugh. In Sentembor ho noticed that sho ceased to come with her father to tho brenkwater. "She wants me to go after her," he said to himself wisely. So he went, much dressed and with his curls fresh lv cut. Hut she was not at Home though it was evening, nor did she come to tho breakwater an mat weea Tho davs seemed as if they would nev er end. while he pretended to watch bis lines, yet sat with bis eyes upon tho nath that led across the railroad tracks down which Agatha always walked. But though he saw many coming that way he did not catch tho fLAVJiU OCT. Dull beadacbe, paitu In various parts of the body, sinning ai mepiv oi i" stomach, loss of appetite, ieveriBnnemi, pimples or sores, are all positive evidence of Impure blood. No matter how It became so, it must be purified In order to obtain good health. Acker's Blood Elixir has never failed to cure Hcrofulousor Hyphiiltlc poisons, or any nther blood diseases. It Is certainly a wonderful remedy and we sell every inuln on a nositlve guarantee, tor tie by W IiDeLano, (low of a red handkerchief bound about hluck braids. The lake filled the little rounis withiu the breakwater with a thousand voices that seemed to call out to Duff that ho was a fool, and he grew desperate aud one day went Id search of the girl. She was at homo Ironing some clot lies, and she looked a little frightened when she saw hint coining ut the door. "Aro you going to marry mo?" he cried. His bands were clinched ami his ryes hot. What Is the matter? Why do you speak so 7" faltered Agatha. 'You haven't been to tho breakwater for days." "There's no law to mako mo fish." "You were not at home when I camo to see you." How could I know you were com ing?" "I Ho awake most of tho night, Aga- tlin, thinking of you" More fool you, Duff. Como in and sit down. My homo Is not so strango as yours, but you are welcoiuo to it, Out of your wludows wo can soo tho water, but hero wo can only seo tho dirty street." He sank into a chair and leaned his heart against tho wall. Ho was unhap pyso unhappy that, almost without meaning It, Agatha weut over and kissed him. "Then you don't hate me?" he cried, throwing his arms about her. Tho girl grew pale. "Why should I hate you, Duff? Have I ever acted as If I hated you?" le went homo determined to bring the uumiagc to pass as soon as possi ble, aud he bought a shawl from Bohe mia beautiful with many colors, which he laid aside to give his bride. Also ho arranged with the priest, no got flow ers in pots to place in his homo in tho breakwater, nnd ho thought of how the two of tliem would slug together so loud that they would drown tho sound of the waves even in a storm. Then the days grew so few to the day he had set for his wedding that bo could count them. One cveulng she promised him that she would go again for a rldo In tlio moonlight. It was October now, but the weather was still warm, and tho moon rose tho color of blood. But, though he waited a long time at the place where she bad promised to meet lilm, she did not conic. Nor was she with tho fishers the next "day, though tho wind was Inshore and tho men weut to the market laden with their scaly burdens. The next evening bo went to her home, and her father met him at the door. "Agatha wanted nie to tell you some thing for her," said the father. "Sho Is going to marry a bricklayer who has n fine furnished tint of his own. Ho is rich. She was Just fooling when she said she would live In the breakwater. Ha, ha! That was a funuy Idea, Duff! You didn't renlly expect sho would marry you, did you? She was only. fooling. She thought It was funny to play she was going to live with the llslics. She is a good girl, is Agatba, but sho likes to have her play. You must not mind what a girl llko that does, Duff. She does nothing but laugh nil day long. But when the bricklayer talked marriage to her I told her she must stop her foolishness." 'Yes," said Duff and got up and went home. He found his boat tied where ho left it ho knew tho trick of hiding a boat and he got in It aud rowed along the inky waters to his door. Tho piers, black against the blackness, were llko the teeth of a monster, and his door seemed to be in tho cavity mndo by a lost tooth. Within It was cold, but ho lay down without covering himself be fore tho crucifix nnd let all tho voices of tho waste yell "Fool! Fool!" through his dwelling. Ho let the voices have their way because ho knew that he and Agntha would never slag them down. Agatha would novor bo thero ngain, aud as for him was It likely. that ho would sing? Exchange. She Got the Antoirrapli. At n meeting of an autograph socie ty, composed of young women, In Chi cago one particular celebrity who had remained obdurnto to all requests for his signature was almost unanimously voted to be a "mean old thing." Tho one girl who bad not concurred in the general condemnation asserted that the others did not kuow how to manage this particular lion. "I'll show you," she declared, and forthwith wrote and mailed to the celebrity a re quest composed of only two words. They were, "Autograph, please." At the next regular meeting tha girl appeared triumphantly waving a sheet of letter pnper over her head. It was the reply of the celebrity. Ho seemed reproachful. All he wroto was, "You must bo pressed for time," with his signature following. San Francisco Argonaut A Cnntlone Verdict. Cause and Comment says that an In quest on the badly decomposed body of a man who had been drowned In the Yellowstone river resulted In tho fol lowing cautious if not especially lumi nous verdict: "We, the Jury, find that the dece dent, Fred Darwin, lost his life acci dentally while trying to cross tho Yel lowstone river on the 25th day of Au gust, 1SW. Tho Jury knows from hear say and word of witness, not present, the above facts. No witness present, hut from his evidence heretofore ex pressed we find from the hotly and property recovered evidence sufficient to arrive at this verdict." Serlolte View of It. Mr. Gaswcll I dropped a cent In tho gutter, aud It has reduced me to pov erty. Mr. Duknae How could you bo re duced to poverty by the loss of a sin gle cent? Mr. Oaswell-Don't you see that It makes nie a penny-less man? Pitts burg Cliroulcle-Telegniph. Notice. The Ladles Aid of (be 1st Presbyterian church will give a supper on the even ing before Washington's birthday, Feb. 21st. The irenu aud further par. ticulars will be published later. Experience Is the best teacher. Use Acker's English Remedy In any case of coughs, colds or croup. Should It fail to give Immediate relief money re funded. 25 eta and SO els. For sale by W L DeLano, ELtCTIO OFFICERS. A 1.1st of the Judit h aim Krkb ApiKiluted Iu Lane rouniy. Uniley U L Day, J V (i.rhn, Allien John-on, judges Wii! MhHihivx Euen Ball-y, clerks. Vo'ing pin;-,.. Bailey rchool house. Willamette Win Validity lie, F, P Colemau, J E Roach, judges. Win Naybir, Oweu Vanduyue, cl. rks. Molmwk J M Statlur, It F Hon ton, Joe Huddlestnn, judges. Henry Baxter, J T Whitmore, clerks. Voting pi ico, ' t 'ole-, Isshel. Maori John I,. wis, CO Pally, W K ttooiie, j ndges. Slienmu Aduins, Adrian Piquet, clerks. Camp Creek Geo N McLean, O A Campbell, F M Dotson, judges. J W Shumate, Oiear Milllcan, clerks. Coyole O J Foss, BJ 0eu, Wa'J terD.iak, judges. Rlchsrd Coryell, J V Jenkins, clerks. Sluslaw Charles Russell, Hiram Wingard, N J Crow, judgis. I P lu man, Jerry Atkinson, clerks. Mound J W Dostir, Geo Prescott, Perry Nell, Judges M D Johnson, F li Crenshaw, clerks. Walton W T Cornelius, A D Reeve-, J L Atkinson, judges. I 8 Day, 8 H Lyons clerks. Chesher-SCT Fisk, Thomas Evans, Arthur Jones, Judges. C K Hale, Reuben Thurmati, clerks. Five Rivers H M Prlmtel, T H Tay lor, W M Summers, judges. A M Taylor, H H Cooper, clerks. Lost Valley James Parviu, Reea Parker, T J Barbre, Judges. Ellis Parker, J H Briggs, clerks. E Cottage Grove O F Knox, J S-: Medley, P B Sherwood, judges. J W Baker, J E Young, clerks. W Cottage Grove H E Underwood. R M Veateh, Herbert Eaklu, Judges, Emmelt Sharp, J P Currln, clerks. Goshen A L Roney, Horace Hamp ton, C W Ryehard, judges. B F Keeuey, VV L Matlock, clerks. Falriuouut T B Anderson, J P Ramsey, C Hollovtay, Judges. E R Muuimey, M O Davis, clerks. Blanton James Higglns, W A Blautou, James Piokeus, judges. E H Payne, C A Swaggart, elirks. Voting place, Humphrey's ham, just south of Eugeue, South Junction J B Hchaefer, Tom Bailey, F E Hylaud, judges. James T Clow, C F Hnrlburt, clerks. Lake Creek John Pape, M D Aus. tin, L Lamb, judges. C A Potterf, J Burnett, clerks. Glen ten a Jason Neeley, L P Tall man, J U Sutherland, judges. A M RIchardsoD, W P Bailey, clerks. Vot ing place, Qlentena P O. Mapleton WW Neeley, P E Jack sou, B 0 Bean, judges. Geo B Camp, A P Walker, clerks. Hermann P L Tucker, Dolpb Beers, J Keopp, judges. Ben Jeaus, Salth L Taylor, clerks, Heceta E W Cobb, Ira Bray, Chas Stonefleld, Judges, W H Spaugh, Geo Grlfllth, clerks. Florence J L Furnish, J F Tanner. J 1 Butterfleld, judges. F B Wilson, Joe Morris, jr., olerks. North Junction 8 O Starr, Frank Skipworth, R P Caldwell, Judges. Frank Moorhead, H M Million, clerks. Long Tom James Winn, J H Day, Herb Dunlap, judgeB. Frank Will iams, S H Winn, oUrks. Lane LeeCongdon, Jefl Campbell, J WBenninger, judges. Walter Blucb ley, Beth Simmons, clerks, Richardson M D Lingo, J M Gold son, Ira Custis, judges. B (J Beaman, W 0 Brown, clerks. Elmlra John A Jeans, 8 E Mo Clure, Amos Ellmaker, judges. WT Kayser, Frank Inman, olerks. Spencer R P Job, Geo Holland, Richard Lyles, judges. John Smigley, Ross Huston, oleiks. Jasper E L Gum, O F Humphrey, Trios Hardy, Judges, Paul Hadley, James Frazure, olerks. Fall Creek A D Hyland, J W Cox, Frank Warner, Judges. RG Callisnu. J B Yeung, olerks. Middle Fork N G Hyland, W U Goodman. TJ Blakely, JudgeB. It K Kelsay, 8 L Ferlng, clerks. Hazel Dell I J Gray, J W Patrick, : when done by a drat class cook, should llev Wlnfrev Indues Don Oiniiiliiu- ! be the acme of everything that Is tlelic u . L! 1JU"""1,!,i lous and toot bsoine, and to atlnln this Ril V F Hebert, clerks Pleasant Hill Steve Rlgdon, U A 1 Davis, L J Cornelius, udges. Homy ! Mitchell, Walter B Wheeler, olerks. Creswell Chas 8 Howe, L O Bear-1 brouaib, Noah Buoy, Judges. W W Scott, J E Noland, clerks. Gate Creek James O'Brien, J E Kennerly , 8 J Goddard, judges. (J W Thompson, J J Peplnt, clerks Blue River Geo Yerlngton, C 8 Sparks, F B Mason, JudgeB. C D Ed wards, H W Rowland, clerks. Voting place, Blue River P O. McKenzle Geo Frlssell, J H Bel knap, A 8 Powers, judges. John Sims, Lew Powers, clerks. Voting place, MeKen.le Bridge. Springfield J C Brattaln, J B Inllis, W P Cheshire, judges. J A Roberin, V W Harshberger, olerks. Thurston H M Price, Noah Rhodes, A L Vaughao, judges. R C Vaughau, Wm Hayden, olerkB. North Eugene, No I J T I'alllson, J J Walton, Wm Preston, judges. W 8 Moon, L L Stevens, clerks. Noith Eugene, No II A E Wheeh r, It M Day, W W Martin, Judges. W I Yoran, U M Kissenger, olerks. South Eugene, No lO A Winter meler, R H Shacklett, Theodore Ren shaw, Judges. J M Howe, J M Wil liams, clerks. South Lngene, No 2-8 M Yoran, A O Stevens, G R Chrlsman, Judges. Wm Hodes, Louis E Bean, clerks. Voting place, Cherry's building Eighth street. To Cure Cold In One Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All drugglsls refund the money If It falls to cure. E. W. Grove's s'gna turela on each box. 26c rial vat bill Is Free. A certain bright Mf iuthiit w'lrl wunt to visit in cue of the neit;hlKriui.' town. rVlil the Vrttv time of her arrival -he 1,,1 fair to In, a lielle, and tlo vouiilt iiir-n, iti.lis-In4uh-!t adjunct to an "awfully good tim, railed um her ill Kreat iiiiuiIktk. Sliv l,.ul lot ot heaux and wan the envy of nit the rich cirln iu town. In the course of the wot-k several "k'o I thiiiK" in the ahaie of lectured, oiHr.w and ttetvopticon ei dilutions, that favor sni:ill towua with their itiedlo-ri y, came to tiii. little place. Although tho young men talked alsmt the "shows" and warmed over tho jokes for her benefit, not a man invltett her tosinge a en tertainment. At first she was chagrined, finally she be came disguste.1 md indwuant; so when Sunday night came an I one of her tliliireiat twaux sk''d her it ilia would go with him to church slu-llied, rlpw h disdain lrru of her c tutempt or the closonoB I exhibited hy the youug meu of the towu: "Thank heaven, atvatinu's free!" Mem: his Sciuiitar. Itrave Men Fall X- 1 Victims to stomach, liver and khl uey troubles as will us women, aud al loci the result In loss of ni'ti e, poliona in the blood, loiekiiclie, ner vousness headache Hint tired, listless, ruii-ilowu ftvltug. But there is no need in feet like i hut. Listen to J W Gardner,. Mnville, Intl. He Hays: "Kieolrio Bitters are just the thing for a m-iii when he is nil run down, and don'i euro whether lielivesor dies. It did more to uive nie new hI mouth and good -iiipetitc than anything 1 could lake 1 can now eat anything and hnve a new lease on life." Only fin cents, ut Linn's Drug Wore. Every bottle ituaraiiteed. Cull for Meeting of Democratic Cen tral Committee, Tho nicci tiers of the IH'tnocrnllcCcitlrtt' Com mittee are hereby culled to meet at ttiu Court House lu Kugene, Oregon, on lo-wlt: Saturday, tho J7th day of Jan., 1'JOO, at 1 o'clock. i. m for consultation concerning primary uieottngs and other matters. 1 L. Stkvkns, J. .1. W.U.TON. Secretary. t:liairmsn, CLASSIFIED COLUMN hi NotioeH muter this hem. not to oxoeoit five tineH, 50 centH per week; $L 5U a uiuuth; $12 nr your. For Sale. FOR SALE. Probably the very beo 150 acre tracts of bind In Lane coun ty, and one of the best iu tho stntt of Oregon, owned by DrT W Harris. This Is a ery fertile and highly im proved fin in lying - miles west of Eugeue on an excellent road. The dootor bought this farm with a view to breeding lino horses, but having given up the breeding business, has no further use for his farm and desir ing tn devote himself exclusively to his profession, oilers It for sale at ti rare bargain. Call on tho doctor for terms of sale. FOR BALE. Corner First and Jellor sou streets, one 10 room house, and two lots, 80x1 U0 feet each. Good barn, water, fruit, Hue garden ground. ' Also bouse aud lot, corner First and Lawrence streets, lot Uu feel ti Inches, i by 100 feet, young fruit trees, good gardeu gtnund, walur, elo. Also house and lot, corner Wlllunietle und Fourteenth streets. For prices and terms write 8 J Hills, Tacnnia, Wash, Box 827, or call at GUAim nlllce. Miscellaneous. WOOO BIDb WANTED. Bids will he received at tho nlllce of the Eu gene tanueiy until February 1, 1DUU, for 20U cords of 4-loot body fir wood Ha inks & Co. WOOD WANTED. 36U cords body fir wood by August 1, IDOU. Bids will be received prior to December 1, 1W). Eugene Wuter Co., F. I,. CllAMiiBKS, Secretary. SEND STAMP For circulars and Hat of It. II. U. literature. Address Job, Ainrlieiii, box dTJS, Tacoma, Wash. HOME COOKING Biiiisutnmatioii devoutly to bo wished" your spin s and flavorings, baking pow lurs and condiments, oils aud sa nd dressings should be absolutely pure, anil of tlio blithest strength and genuine flavor. You can get this only from a reliable store, that Keeps noth ing but the best, as you caualwayi find at GRAY & SON Clesranco Sale of Wall Pftiwr. 10 T Cffllt off on all tiKiirl pAfxir till Jan uary . PRESTON & HALES mm Advice of t Drtsggisi " !i is propor, I think, tn nther- kn- v? :tl"nn i In1 popularity uin. virtue-, ni" eki-r'i 1- ii-livl, i, ninly tor Cmi-iis, t'ohU ami Out- Fru in 1 h i I h n.in li.uiil lingjit.itM.il. ruitllv,iinl t li.- .-a led kivp tfrow in,4 all thn tinu :is t.ij't 4 mi IH'OplO mtirkuMo . "A-: -1 , JJ j-repunitii'ii it in. The Hutisfiirtii.n i i (,'iv cm ia miiviTsnl. On r best cit izens iisn if-. Mini suy it is tho bost thiuiT for throit. fintl lung troubles they vwr . .ivy. M r. S. II . 'ul vrr, 0110 of our prominent tt n.-nien. s.iys Acker's KtiKti.li llrnieily h tho milv luetli cituMlmt hi'lped his rhrniiiM'"UL!li .' many ywirs' stainlinji. At tiit it cave relief, mul now, after taking u few li.'ttlt lie i w Imlly C'iretl. I luiy ii by t!i- riw at a tinu, ami niyf-ailcd are largjor mi this on-' m-.! i in tluin on any other in in v st.r It is a jivut pU uurcltirim'tofi'elil.ai while I am pi i '-pernio 1 am also tloin' mi much kooi! to I lu'eotu numitv in welling such il kihihI liu'iUciue." (Sitfiiotl U. U. Dor.ii.Arf, AVwtliol.l, N. Y, SoM at ,J.V..WV.aiu1'rl a bott U throu-hnut tlio I'uitetl Spites antU'anaila ; ami in Kn-j-lami, at Is. IM., Js. :M., Is. il. It you are not natihtictl after huyimr, return the buttle to jour Uriig-'siist, niul yet your money back. Ill- uuffWiV (. .cimi'ini.'-.'. li'. li. UOOKtU: A CO., r.-.'ini.iore, San York. I Fop Sale B W L Delano. EAST AND SOUTII VIA THE SHASTA ROUTE OF TIIK Southern Pacific Go V'Xross Trains South " .cave Portlaud laily No. I la 7 KKI i in l.v Portland Ar l.v fOngetio l.v Ar Man i'l-ancisco Lv Ar l)g,lon Ar Ar Los Angeles l.v Ar Kl fan,! l.v Ar Js'cw Orleans l.v l.v Portland Ar l.y Kugene l.v Ar San Krancisco Lv Ar Ogd,n, Lv Ar l.os Angeles Lv Ar HI IW I,v Al NrW Orleans 1,V '.l:ir,,a in :t:o-l a m S:l).r, p iu 1:10 m 7:00 pin 8:10 pin H:."iO p m 7:lo p tn l:lli a in 7 to) a in l:K)a m It! .10 inn l'.Mtlam Mil a am fi::so a iu 7:Hi a m ibtio urn i:r a ill j :; a in I '-':H p lu I 7 Ho i in I i"i:45 1 m 1 :'.'!) p m I (1:00 p in I li:'jr p III I 1 7 .'-Ham :isl a m DINING CARS OBSERVATION CARS Pullman lirst-clais ami Tourist Sleeping cars attached to nil through trains. Prompt connections at Denver, tlinalia and Chicago with trains lot- other cast orii cities. ;rvialllM Illiill I. ally (Kxccpt bUMlny, 70 a III I l.v Portland Ar !:M pin 1 1 :5.r, p in Ar Oorvallis l,v l:l!0ptu At Albany and Oorvallis aonuect with train of Oregon Central & Eastern baiiway. liidolioiiaonee riaMwoiiaior anally iKxcept Sunday! KXFHEHB 1IIA1H DAILY ILXUU'T BUNDAI.) i-StO p iii Lv Portland Ar I 8:25 am 7;:i0 i in I Ar MeMiunvillo l.v (Idlini 8j30 p in Ar Independence Lv -f:f0 am Diroct connection nt t-au liiii.eisio with atonniship lines forliawaii, Japan, China, the I'liiilipines and Australia. For through ticki ts autl rates, call on L li ADAlIt.C. Or K .1 MeCI.ANAHAiN, Depot Agent City Ticket Agent, Kugene, Oregou. "j U KOKULUK, O HMAHK11AM, Manager. 0 1 and V A, X'ortlaml, Oregon. Wood Wanted. Bids will be received at tho olllce of the seorotury of the l ourd of regents until Buturday, February 3, 1W.HJ, at 12 o'clock M to cut and deliver to the Uuiversity ol Oregon on or beforo August 16, PWU : 300 cords big body fir, 4 feut. 2110 cotds gtub oak, 4 feet nut les than 8 Inches nor moie tb an lu Imbe iu diameter. 1. 1,... Joshua J. Walton, Secretary. No.Curc, So fay. That is the way all druggists sell liruves' Tasteless Chill Toliiufor Chills, Malaria and llllliousuest,. Il is us pleasant to'take as heniou iSyrup. DO cents FUKN1NG OP A BIG BILL l-'ur (lfi;tor' fi't-B VMilflii't ho liiM-ew ary, wht li tt nro Rt tacktfl with col i In at thifi 'fn pen of the ( nr. if vi-u weultl kt'i p m iMittlc cf oi.r j lira and i.ich riKto I'jTU. Noble Vhinkeyin your linnou, niul then takft It in tho form of tlIy, or mi your ttte die tiih'K, at Ijedtiu: it nay other clil tiii.e. 'I heie Ih nothing like It fur ooiln, l.n ( iiipp r klii(lrel ailiiit nt-H. W. m. Hensham ecV-V ... 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