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ii i ii hi i mi i i i i i ii i i i i i i ii .WlWN M. that trillo tvitll ami ei.dansor tlio lii-nhli m' tnts nml Children Experience a;;ainst Uxix.i iiinaic. L 1 Sootlii'"' S.vmi is. Ji ,Ji I"" x u-usaiu. tl r i u'itlicr Opium, Morphine nor other Naivoiii- c L.iimice. ,,u,.v IVvei islmess. IIHH"." ,,lie. jt rem ,.. --- , . t,,uiaill ,m ' B ' Children's l'anacca The Mothci-'s Friend. liie J Bears the Signature of In Use For Over 30 Years. THE C.CHTrU'fl COMPANY, TT MUHBAY KTHCCT. NEW YORK CI1 , I B3S 0ARU3. attoiinhys-at-law. C HALE. ATTORNEY-A T-L A W. t ind 2 Chrisman Block. EUGENE. OREGON, M WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY A T-L AW jooiigpecialtr. MjerLane County Bank, BILYfcO, ATTOHNEY-AT-LAW. it-Orer First National Bank. Ecqene, Oregon. 0 WOODCOCK, AITOKNEY-AT-Ij A W, k-One-bill block smith of I'hi imiiaj Blk El'GESE, Okuiun. KSKIPWOKTH. ATTOIINEY-AT-I.AW. ptKtiw in ullthe Court's. Euoeke UuBaoN. ftHIHOIIPSOS CHA8 A HARDY PIOMPSON t HAItDY, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. Mf P' National Bank Building. Eooese, Oreoon. W.BDORKIS, ITOKSEY t COUNSELOH-AT-LAW ! mail tie court, of the Second t-lDutrirt.na In . . iMlUtc u-Hiwia iuti tf-J, itltntlon siven to collections and B4 !,,iml "ink BWb. .'uw i, and a. MEDICAL. U.VRUIS, PHTSICIAV A i-Ofer Willi n i ......... - uj, to j ana 7to -F.. ... ... I.-Jt ' iwtween 11th and K KUYKEXDAI.1,, M. D. 'SV3I0IAS AND SUIt.JKON i-ICk.: ,,, . 1SELOVEn,M.U fHTsirriv ... CtltSnt1,'!'',"ician St Vincent LtMtwt. "'' KrOCOr)r ston i-VCKKY. JEWELKK. I.U!" Repaired. KroExt, Oreoos hf'OBlDDI.E, ,-0 in: a5lkr,t. . between-' Fifth "and . " 0,01:11 t o Slinnewu Street Railway. TKCARn. ..Mth nrn. run or .i..',l-,r""i . tr8l nnl" furthe- not i. 1K 9,!he1"et LtivtN0TRIi ?ts. lit r-r . i yoU Have Always hukbiu, mm v. men lias ben f..r over 30 years, lias horno tlio signature a' .,..,1 iixi.l.. ,..,,!,. i,;. 'jS-f-- "I Biiimrvisioii siuco Its iiilaiiey. T-accsUtA A!);W " '" to deceive you in t'.iis. What fc CASTORIA ria is a .substitute for Ca dor Oil, Parcffoi-ie, Props lis ujro is its Ktiaraiitee. It destroys AVonns It cares l)i:nili(ia ami Wind i Miituleni'V. It nssiiniinu's mo j'omi, regulates the ENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS lie Kind You- Have Always Bought Dyspepsia Cure. Digests what you eat. Itartificisilly digests the food and aids Mature in strengthening and recon structing Hie exhausted digestive or gans. It is t lie latest discovered digest ant and tonic. Ko other preparation can approach it in clliciency. It In Btantly relieves and permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, SickHeadache,6astralgia,Cramps,and ftllotl:er results of i m perfect digestion. Prepared hy E. c. DcWltt A Co., Chicago. VINCENT & CO.. Corner Drug Store. Rcsiofti VITALI I v LOST VIGOR AND MANMOOf Cures Im potency, Night Emissions ani wastinsr diseases, all effects of self J53$t tibuse, or excess and indie-m-aa cret'on' Anervotouionnd i3 '''00' nuildor. Brings the L 1 l,'"'c to pale cheeks and SriCAFi. restGr,;s tne nre f youtii. CliJNS By mai! ISOc per liox; O boxcj for.'j.nO; vita a written gnaran. ';eo to euro or refund the money, NERVI TA MEDICAL CO. :iir,tont Jackson Sts., CMICACO, ILL. For Bale W L DeLano Druugut Special School Meeting. Notice is hereby given to the legal oters of school district No. 4, of Lane county, State of Uregon. that a speeia school meetiDg for eaid district will be held at the Court House In Eugene, Oregon, on the 26th day of January, 1900, at 7 o'clock in the afternoon, for he following ohjects: To levy a tax to pay oil the Indebtedness of the dis trict and interest on the same, and to ruu the Public Schools for the ensuing vear. Dated this 15th day of January 1800. J. H. MoUldno, CairmBD Board of Directors. Attest: Gm. F. Ckaw, . Distriot Clerk. Having a (.real rtun on Chamberlxln's Uougu Kemeay, Manager Martin, of the Plerson drug store, informs us that be is bavlog a gieat run on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He sells fire bottles of that medicine to one of any other kind, and gives great satisfaction, Iu these days of la grippe there Is nothing llle C'iiaiulierlaiu's Cough Remedy to slop the cough, heal up the sore throat alio Iuiiks and give relief within a very short time. The sales are growing. and all who try it are pleased with its prompt action. soutn unicago uaiiy Calumet. Kor sale by W. L. DeLano. bargain" in froperty. The Lauer residence properly on Willamette street, also lots on corner of Lincoln and 6th streets, will now be sold i lu-ap, easy terms. Anyone desiring choice properly can ooiaiu iniormation by calling ou the :ugeue Ileal Estate & Investment Company, Eugene, Oregon. Old Omidron Many children look too old for their years. They go about with thin faces and sober manners not in keep ing with robust childhood. IHt's your boy or girl, give 'Twill fill out the hollow places, increase the weight, and bring a healthy color to the checks. The im nruvovent continues long iltcr they cease uung the !mijlsion. Get Scott's. iir :..v.n, rhfnii-u, Nw Ytfk, SHAYIXGACCiDE.TS. THE BARBER DISCUSSES THEM WITH THE MAN IN HIS CHAIR. Chnnee. Iu cut Tlir.au That An X orim Tnltu A.l.anlaue Of-Xnrri,v E.rnpea Krum Serl.ia. ll.l.,,.A Fnlher'. Ilrfniu. "Did It ever strike you," asked the little barber, "liuw easy It would bo for the man that shaves .vou to kill you';" Tim man Iu the chair sat up quickly nud looked carefully at the barber, who was fooling the edge of the razor with one linger. The barber smiled to reassure his customer and said: "It seems a epieer question. 1 know, but It is a wonder to me that there re not a uiuuber of people killed in that way every year. It would be the easiest thing in the world for the burlier as he wielded his i-nxor to make one sweep with It and sever the Jugu lar vein, and you would be dead almost ou the distant. Suppose, for Instance, that the barber should go Insiiue. There would be nothing m pieveut Ids doing such a thing, and you would have no warning nor any opportunity to save yourseir. "There Is always a chance of a seri ous accident happening to the man hi the chair. 1 have seen a number of such accidents and have a horror of even nicking the man I am shaving. In fact, sueh an oeeurrence makes me reel out or soils for the rest of the day. It was only a few days ago that I almost had nil accident that gave me a great fright and completely un nerved me. I was shaving a young man, and In passing from one side of the chair to the other a button of my waistcoat caught Iu his hnlr. It pulled a tritie. and tie moved his head sud denly Just us 1 went to put the blade to his face. I came within an ace of slashing him. and only a epiick Jump back saved him. The perspiration stood out on me. aud I had to call one of Hie other men to liulsh shaving my customer. "lint the worst accident 1 ever saw In a burlier shop occurred w hile I was working In u small town In the west. One of the patrons of the place was a business man whose 8-year-ohl daughter was lying ut the point of death. Iler father put In most of his time nt her bedside. One afternoon while she was asleep he came l)i hero to get shaved. He was 50 exhausted through lack of sleep that ho fell asleep Immediately after lie had taken his seat Iu the chair next to the one behind which I was at work. "lie dreamed that some one had come into tlie dace to tell him that his child had died. With a cry of alarm he started up Just lis the barber laid tlie razor against his neck, into the flesh it sank. He was not yet thoroughly nwnke, and ns he Imagined that some one was holding him back from Ills child lie threw out his hand to free himself, and Ills fingers closcil over the blade of the razor. So dazed was lie that he could not realize what had happened, but sat there in tlio chair, with tlie blood streaming from his throat and fingers. "The man who had done the cutting was the first to net, although halt crazed. lie hurried for a doctor while wc stanched the flow of blood tho best wo knew how. Kven as tlie doctor was at work sewing up the wouuds a messenger came to say that the littlo girl had died suddenly In tho greatest agony, calling for her father Just bo fore she died. lie was under the in fluence of ether at tho time aud did not kuow, but afterward, when ho heard of tho circumstances attending her death, he insisted that he had heard her call as lie lay there asleep In the chair and that it was her cry that had caused ill 111 to make his sud den moveinout. "For years after the accident he con tinued to shave in the same shop where It' had occurred, and It was never mentioned. He carried a re minder of It for the remainder' of his life. In addition to the scar on his throat, the lingers of his right hand were ail drawn up and useless. "Sudden movements while in Uie bar ber's chair are always opt to be attend ed with serious results, nud I could re call dozens of Instances where It has been only tlie merest chance that has prevented serious If not futal mishaps. Nlue times out of ten where the person getting shaved receives n nick nnd lays the blame on tlie barber lie should thank the wieldcr of tlie razor that It was no worse. The pro' bllltles are that It was quick action by the barber Hint prevented a bad cut. A slight nick often would have been 11 case for the doctor or coroner were it not for the watchfulness of the barber. Hero yesterday I happened to draw blood from a young fellow's face near his ear, and ho made a great fuss about it, until I showed him that It was only the sudden withdrawal of the razor which resulted In the Blight nick that prevented lilni losing a good part of his ear. Then be wits grateful and thnnk ed me, besides promising to bo more careful in the future. "But there are other ways the barber has of getting even," continued the lit tlo barber after relntherlng one side of his customer's face. "There Is no need of his slashing a man. He can Inflict Injuries that will make his victim de cidedly uncomfortable, nud at the same time the latter will not be aware of what is being done." What the barber meant by this Inst remark his victim did not nsk.-New York Sun. Didn't l.anKli Willi Hie Kent. Jones- What were the boys all laugh ing so heartily over? Brown-Smith got off one of his Jokes. Jones-Why didn't you langli with the rest? Brown It was on me. Columbus (O.), State Journal. trtiM&U OCT. null headache, naius In various parts of the body, sinking at the pit of the stomach, loss of appewe, reveriBODem., pimples or sores, are all positive .idcnea of imnure blood. No matter how it became so, It must be purified In order to obtain good health. Aoker'B ,,, 1 -L.-II.1. V. ncrpr fnllprl to CUTS niOLMl ijllAII n,-. Hcrofulnusor Hypbilltic poisons, or any other biooa aiseases. 1 r..i Mmla .nrl WA sell everv wnuueiiui louiiuj - 1, hi a nn a nosltlve guarantee, ror RAN A RACE WITH DEATH. Narrow MnrKlll 1 AVIileh Mnu un M llallivnv llrl.lur Won. A high trestle bridge more than a quarter of a in Ho long, supporting tlio single track' of the Nickel l'lnte rail road, spans tho valley of Grand river, east of I'alnesvllle, O. The bridge Is little wider than the distance betweeu the rails, ami tho ties are placed eight or ten Inches apart, tho Space betweeu being open to the river below. A young man who crossed recently had a thrilling experience on tlie bridge. Ho had Just passed the center when a fast traiu rouhded the curvo behind him. As tho engine whistled ho qulckeued his pace. With every step tho train was rushing uearcr, and there was not a moment to lose. Once tlie young man stumbled and seemed about to fall, but quickly re gained his balance and hurried ou. As he reached tlie place for which ho had started tlio train was close behind, and ho had Just time to swing himself over the side of the bridge as the locoiuotlvo thundered by. The ends of tlio ties were slippery with grease from drip ping axle boxes, and his foot slipped wide as he left tho track. His right hand, stretched blindly out before hini, touched a round Iron bar, bracing two parts mt the bridge, and, with a grip like that of n drowning man, his lin gers clasped around It. For a moment ho swung in empty nir. In another his left hand had found a place beside his right, and tils feet touched the wel come edge of a brace below. With bleeding lingers clutching Uie slender Iron bar that vibrated widely from sido to side, moments seemed hours. At last tho train passed, nnd tho young man was nblo to climb slowly to tho track above. Unnerved by the try ing experience, ho lay for a moment stretclied p'toss tho rails and, then rising to his feet, with blanched face and unsteady limbs, made his way to lira ground. Cleveland Lender. THE MILL RUMS ITSELF. Economical War of Doing Ba.lne.M on n Connecticut Knrm. Joe McCormlv.lt of the International Pulp company tells a delicious story of paper making in Connecticut, which shows that operating a mill Is not such n serious matter ns tliese big proprie tors would have us believe. Strolling along tho countryside iu haymaking time, Mr. McCormlck happened on a little paper mill which buzzed merrily In a shady dell, with everything cleau and sweet around It. A look In tlio ollice showed no one there, and the vis itor then wandered over tho mill, boil ing to find some one to whom he could talk buslucs. Tlio uiachluo was hum ming along, and it seemed Impossible that there should be no one iu attend ance. But even shouting failed to bring forth slgus of life, and .Mr. McCormlck was about to loave when be spied some men In a haylield some distance away. "I say," ho called out to U10 nearest one when he got within hearing, "who runs this mill?" "I do," was the reply. "Well, who's the owner?" "Why, I am, to be sure." "Do you mean to say that the mill runs Itself?" "Cert We start her up at 0 In tho morning, and she runs Ull G In tho evening. This mill's been weaned, stranger; she don't need a nurse. While I'm getting in hay alio puts half a ton of paper on the roll. Geo up, Bess!" Paper Trade Journal. Table Talk. Bather curiously Roxane In "Cyrano de Bcrgerae" belongs to tho modern type which dates from tho days of the Hotel de Itamboulllet and has al ways had Its votaries In Franco. To those precieuses mere conversation was uno betlse. They liked declama tions; discussion, not on Uie right of woman to the ballot, but whether sbo should be held a little higher than the angels or consent to be beloved. This phase of preciosity led up to tho French salon, where that hothouso fashion of preparing an intellectual bill of faro for guests found Its most ac ceptable phase. Mine. Campan, whose advlco may lie said to hare formed a wholo genera tion of charming women, used to pro scribo tlio subject of tnlk for dinner tables, Just as certain coteries of wo men prescribe it today. This waa her system: "With 12 at table, talk voyages and literature; with eight, tho fine arts, science, invention; with six, politics or philosophy; with four, sentiment, ro mantic adventure; with two, talk of yourself; egoism belongs to the tete-a-tete." Ellen Olney Kirk In Lippln- cott's. A Race With the San, Tho London Dally Mall Bnys If an aerial machine were cnpiibio of travel ing at nny rnto up to 1,000 miles an hour a traveler In It, starting westward from London at a speed of 000 miles an hour, would arrcBt the progress of time. If ho started nt 10 a. in., it would always bo to hlra 10 a. m. Should he find his unending day mo notonous, ho could reverse his direc tion nnd get a quick succession of short days and nights of some six hours' duration, bat ho could regulato tho length by the speed of his ma chine. Suppose lie traveled from Lon don one night nt 10 o'clock westward at a Bpeed of 1,'WO miles per hour. Hi would soon experience tho sensation of seeing the sun rising In the west where It had set a short time before. "Tho young man who gets cheated." said the corn fed philosopher, "thinks the other fellow wonderfully smart, but the elderly person who goes up against it admits himself to be a fool." Indianapolis Journal. When old bachelors kiss boblos, tho babies don't like It nny better than do the old bachelors. Chicago Ilecord. Sot Ice. The Ladles Aid of the 1st Presbyterian church will give a upperon the even ing before Washington's birthday, Feb. 21sti The rf-nu and further par. Oculars will be published later. To Cure a Cold In Out Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggist" refund tbe mouty if It falls to cure. E. W. Grove's signa ture is on each box. 26c. I'HI.VESK WILL 1'KI.F.BRATK. ttinuul New Yeats KestivmiM Will Begin ir. Eugene Jan 'Jy. The New Yrsrs' f.-'ival of the chin ese said in be the 1110a e unpMo holi day sea oil kept by any 11 11 1- 1 i.f the earth, Is celebrated wueruwr a single Chinaman Is found, whether Iu Pekln or Kugeue. It is a movable feature, lulling on aiy datttbetw- en Jautiiry -Jl and February 11). Preparations for 1 Im great holiday begin weeks before hand. The accumulated dirt of "uuiy month dl-:.p,.. his ui If by iinigie. Kven ibe Cbltiaiuuu himself paccs lliiouglt Ibe cleaning process, washing his clothes and bathing his persou the latter being a great event In the lives of a few, since it occurs but once a year. Buildiugsi.f every disriipiiou are elaborutely decor ated. Flowers are In great ileum ud, I he favorite being the Chinese tiarcisi-us. The prospe t of happiiies. for the ytar is believed to be ill proportion 10 the number of dower-stalks produced from a Blngle bulb. No disgrace is equal to being found 011 New Year's morning with an unpaid debt. Oil the other hand, the creditor who walls to colli ct debts at this time may not precs tlieui again for many months. He theiefore pursues his debtor far luto the ulglit. Call for Meeting of Democratic Ceu iral Committee. The members of the Democratic Central Com mittee are hereby culled to meot at the Court HoiiBe lu Eugenu, Oregon, ou to-wit: Saturday, the '.27th day ot Jau., l'JOO, at 1 o'clock, v, u for consultation concerning primary nie;tliiit and other matters. L, L. Isteyiins, J. J, Walton. Secretary. Chairman, Fkom Sumptrr Albany Democrat: 8 N Steele Is back fromWumpler where he has been prospecting several weeks. He will return next Thursday aud locate there permanently, In the real estate and mining brokerage business. He reports things on the boom, with about two tlioutaud people there now. Seventeen new business hoUBea are going up and a $100,000 hotel will be erected. There are seventeen saloons and live more iu sight, one eliuroh aud another organization, and plenty of busluess bouses. Pilees are not high, board being only $5 a week. Bumpier expects a population of 10,000 people by next fall aud 30,000 wilbiu a few years. The gold is being gotteu out to baok it up. There was about six inches of snow when he left aud it was not cold. Main's Circus No Mors. A dis patch from Geneva, Ohio, is authority for the statement that Walter L. Main's circus will not go out next season, and probably not the Heason following. Mr. Main gives as a reason that he baa become independently rich and that bis health is In a pre oarlous state. Main started bis oiruus 15 years ago. He was then a country lad and had seven horses and a small round-top tent. From the first season be met with marvelous success, and with the exeeptlon of one year has made large sums of money. The year 1809 was an exceptionally good season, therefore Main will retire. His entire equipment, which ranks fourth in the United States, will be sold. Demorrkr AROUKD. Saturday's Oregonian: The now somewhat cele brated uase of G. G. Warner va Jen nings Bros., Involving the ownership of the Helena Mine, in the Bohemia district, came up before Judge Gilbert in the United States circuit eouit yes terday for argument on a demurrer to the complaint. Under the United States statutes Warner, an adverse claimant, was required to bring nuit ou his adverse olaiin, tiled in the Rose burg land office August 11, 1890, with in 20 days from the date of tiling. It appears that lie did not bring action In supportof his adverse claim until No vember 23, 1899, 72 days later than r quired The case came la-lore Judge Gilbert on demurrer to Warner's com plaint, on this ground, and the de murrer was argued and submitted. A Washington dispatch says: "Upon the recommendation ot Representative Tongue, a postofllce has been estab lished at Wfiidllug, Lane county, Oregon, whloh wit be supplied by Bpecial service from Isabel. George H. Kelly has been appointed postiraiter." Roeeburg Plaindealer, rep.: "8. L Moorbead, editor of the Junction City Times, has been mentioned as a prob able candidate for Joint senator for tlie district composed of Lane, Douglas and Josephine counties. Mr. Moor head would make first class senatorial timber, and If Lane county should present his name io the convention he would stand a good show for the nom ination, as Douglas county republicans feel very friondly to Lane county and would, we believe, be Inclined to UVor the choice of Lane oounty for that po sition." La Grsnde Chronlole Jan. 19: On the train of this morning there wa brought from Union monster moun tain Hon, or cougar, that was lately killed near La Grande by a valatu n, in rod. '1 his beast mesured 10 feel from tlD to tin and weighed 160 pounds. KXECUTRIX NOTICE. Nolle. Is hrhy rln, that the troH.ishnv ed, I.y'li. A Huston, has bmo duly apiwinled executrix of tli. last will aod testament .ml of th wtat. ot II. O. Huston, deoeaswl. h) l.. Mnntv court of Lane county, Oreiroo, and all persons haTlm, claims alnst said etat- ar. nereey uuhik. w ...... the proper voucher, to said executrix at tin law'.lfica of L. Hllysn at Kiwene, Oregon, within six months of the date of this notice. Uated tl.U fflrd dayof January, 1WJ0. I.TIJIA A. IIOSTOS, Kieiuliix L, Kiltku, Ally foreatale. HOW CHARLES IV. BABCQC ft Proprietor lyocaitt Shoit Oymlar Parlor, of Katu'iOBtor, N.Y Obtained $2,000 Uio insurance Potioy. M business us immrit'tor of the V.," writes Mr. that my lunns became atiected. My an 1 to work at some thing outdoors. He said my lungs were in bad shape, and 1 knew it just as well as lie did. The trouble had been K'mvinii on me for a lontf tunc. Like most other people, 1 triid to make myself believe the trouble was not in Ami h vous disorder, but I OAHU fcM ij $ V and wast: :g away right a'ong. I I st in weight, falling fn m 140 to 115 pounds. Somehow or other, 1 got hold of Ack er's English Remedy for Throut and Lung Troubles, and after taking it according to directions, I was 11s well as any man in New York Mato. I was healthier and s'ronger than be. fote 1 took the cold which came so 11c.tr killing im 1 now we:i;h ifo pounds ten pounds more tlmu ever. After lecovermg. 1 applied for a life insurance policy. When the doctor began examining me. 1 was afraid be wonhl discover Unit iny lungs hud once beeti atlectcil, bin he didn't. 1 p.is.-;l all rigid, and was pronounced in a lirst-class condition. If thai isn't proof of tho 1110'st posi tive kind that Acker's Knghsh Kene dy is a great medicine, I don't know what you call proof. 1 give it my warmest endorsement. My address is given above. Anyone who wislies may write tne personally about my case." Sold nt 25c, 50c. nnd $ a bottle, throughout theUnited States mid Civnaca ; and in England, ut is. 2d., js. 3d., 4s. bd. If you are not satisfied after buying, return the bottle to your druggist, and get your money back. H onAriV fAf ulMitromimii.c II'. It. lloolil'li ,1- iVl,, JVmji, f,,i , Si i IVt. Brave Men Fall Victims to stomnoh, liver and kid ney troubles as well as women, aud al feel the result In loss of nppellie, pnUous in the blood, backache, ner vousness headache and tired, listless, run-down feeling. But there is un need to feel tike I hat. Listen to J W Gardner, Idavllle, Ind. H - says; "Elect rio Bitters are Just the thing for a mail when lie Is all run down, ui d don't care whether he lives or dies. It did more to give me new Htrenutli and good appetite than anything I could take. lean now eat anylhing aid have a new lease ou life.1' Only fill cents, at Linn's Drug rMorc, Kvoiy bottle guaranteed. pi nccincn rniiiMu oLHOoiricu bULumiii Notices tinner thin head not to exceed ftv. llnea, 50 eouta per week; $1 50 a mouth; $11 per year. For Sale, FOR SALE. Probably the very be ' 160 acre tracts of laud in Lane coun ty, and one of the best in the stntt of Oregon, owned by Dr T W Hanis. This is a 'ery fertile and highly Im proved fiiim lying 2J miles west of Eugene on an excellent road. Tlie dootor bought this farm with a view to breeding flue horses, but having given up the breeding busluess, has no further use for IiIb farm aud desir ing to devote himself exclusively to his profession, oilers It for sale at s rare bargain. Call on the dootor for terms of sale. FOR SALE. Corner First and Jefler son streets, one 10 room house, and two lots, 80x100 feet each. Good barn, water, fruit, 11 lie garden irrouinl. Also house and lot, corner First and ijawrence streets, lot lib reel 8 Inches, by 100 feet, young fri'lt trees, good fiardeu ground, water, etc. Alwi louse and lot, corner Willamette and Fourteenth streets. For prices and terms write HJ Sills, Taooma, Wash, Box 827, or call at Guakii ofllce. Miscellaneous. WOOD BIDS WANTF.O.-Blds will be received at I ho ofllce of me Ku geuetauneiy until February 1, 1900, lor zuu corns oi 1-1001 bouy II r wood Haines & Co. WOOD WANTED.-.150 cords body fir wood by August 1, 1900, Bills will be received prior to December I 1899. Eugene Water Co., F. L Cham hers, Secretary. SEND STAMP For circulars and lis of R. H. U. literature. Address Jos. Auirbein, box 972, Taooma, Wash. HOME COOKING when done by a drst class cook, should be the acme of everything that Is delic ious and loot hsome, and to attain tills ''consummation devoutly to be w iehed" your spiers aud flavorings, baking powders and condiments, oils and sa ad dressings should be absolutely puro, and of tho lihjbest strength and genuine flavor. You can get this only from a relb.ble store, that keeps noth ing but the best, as you can always And at GRAY & SOT' Lis."--1 Clearance Sale of Wall Paper. 10 rr cent off no all tiiruml pmr till Jan uary Hi, PRESTON & HALES VSTulS.1 JSP Emm-.- wwm ci5 Main Char Us W. liiih,-!,-!; as st eoutinn.g leave tlie storo doctor told me I'd luv m EAST AND SOUTH ; via THE SHASTA ROUTE iV THE Southern Pacific Go KxproHH Trains T.oavo PorOiinil Duily- 7:00 p m IjV Portland Ar Lv Kiit'iio Lv Ar San Kraucitico Lv Ar U den Ar Ar Iaw AngeleH l,v Ar Kl l';iao l,v Ar Ntw Orleans l,v Lv Portland Ar liV Ktitreno lv ArSnn I'ViuH'iHco Lv Ar Oiltii, l.v Ar Lou Angeles Lv , Ar Kl ln hi i l,v Ar Niw Orlcann Lv !t:15 ft in .i:M ft in K:05 p m 1:10 pm 7:00 pin 8:10 p in 8;.r0 p iii 7:ir l m IM am 7:00 am I HO a m ) J :topm 7:20 a in M am 8:1 ii a in 5:.'0 a m 7.0)1 a tn 0:00 pm :2f a m 8:M a m 2:14 p m 7: l.r p m i: i:i p m 1 t'M p m 0:00 p m 0:-f p m 1 I H.aO a m INING CARS OBSERVATION CARS I'ulhiian lirnt-du'B ami TourUt Sleeping cart attaclied to all tlirtmh t rat dr. Prompt connect ioiiri at Dtnvnr, Omaha atul t'liicujjt) with traiu a fur uther east ern cities, CorvuiliM ITlUll Dully (hxcepl Bunilny, Portland Corvallia Ar I 6:50 pm Lt I 1:20 pm At Albauv and Oorvallia connect witntralo of Oregon Ceu t ml & Kanturu It hi 1 way. 1 nd open dim co I'iimmitiik or imlly (Kjutept Sunday) KXPBBSS THA1N DAILY (KXCX1T BUNDAt. ) 4:50 pm I Lv Portland Ar 1 8:21 a in 7rfW p m Ar jMcMinnvillo Lv I 6:;"i0a in 8;.i0 pin Ar Jtiihp;iideni'e Lv I -i ;.r0 a ui Direct cuiiLtctitm at trim PmmihL-o with dtoaflinMp lint'H for Hawaii, Jiipitn, t liiiin, the PhilliphiuH and Auntnilia, jVor through tick t uttd rates, call on L U ADA1P, Or K J MK'LANAHAN, Depot Agent City Ticket Auiil, J'.iigene, Oiegun. It KOKHLKlt, U H jMAKKIIAM, Manager, G F and 1 A, 1'ortland, Oregon. Wood Wauled. Bids will be reculved at tho oil loo of tho seoretury U lliu Lourd of rogoutd until Biilunhiy, Fchiuary 3, 1i)00, at 12 o'clock M to out and deliver to tho University ol Oregon on or before Allium 15, liiUU: 300 cordti I1k body fir, 4 feet. 200 coidH grub ottk, 4 Itel not ha tliun 3 In chtt nor moio than, 10 inche in diatuetor. - Joshua J. Walton. Hecrotary. No;Cure, .No Pay. That In the way all drngplrits noil Grove' TaHteleHv Chill 'Ionic for (.'liiiin. Malaria and lliliioiirniesn, ll ih hb pleanant to take an Lemon Myrup. oOcuntit RllnNIKfi UP A BIB BILL For doctor's fes wouldn't lo necewiiry, when you aro at tacked with col dn nt this ea son of the year, if you would krep a Imttle of our pure and Mirf i (trRilM Cyin- Noble Whihkeyiu youi houne, and then take It in the form of toddy, or an your tante dic tated, at bedtime or any other old time. Them Ik nothing like it for cold. l,aU;-ippo ro kindred ailment. W. fll. Reoshatii ovct'iim SluOl Ovur liri .o 1 ale by W L DeLano, iiii 1 i.-
