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Newspaper Page TextsrvsoamnTiMaiftsn rW-Ws- ' if l-P v,.n lfnvo Always Boutrlit, mid which 1ms ln.n T"e mo vuurs. has Iioruu the sliriiiitiu-o ,.i' - ami has liocii insults under his per sy Stf'-f-?" sofial sujuTvisioii since its infaiiev. (J(&&4M Allow in ones to deceive) ymi hi this. .ilConnf"'""- T-i-iU!!-::.- ' nistiliilcs am but Ex- .... is tliat trillo with ami en T iiiffor ilio liealth of What is CASTORIA' v . ,i.t.... cvi-mis. It in ll.uinless mid Minsnni-. it 1111(1 0HUi' 1 - - - mains neither Opium, Moryluiio nor other Narcotic is a substitute' for Ca. tor Oil, Paregoric, Drops ontnii" distance, lis nsro is its fjuiiiiuitee. It destroys Worms P d allays revcrishucss. It cures Oinrili.ia and Wind folic. It relievos Tcoiliiiifr Troubles, cures Constipation ml i''l:itiil'i-' It assimilates tho Food, regulates tlio stiimiicH aad .V.owels, (,'lvinjjr bealtliy and natural sleep. L, ciiil'trca's riiiuwjf.'i Tho Mother's Friend. The Childn GENUINE 7 GIL?. V Bears the Signature of ALWAYS an Minn iimimirri"' ft KM You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THC ecNtnuH cOHnnt, tt muassy smctr. New York crrv. ,itoi;nkys-at-law. r (J HA1.& ATTOKNKY-AT-I.ASV. lions I nd 2 C'lirJuuian Block. EUGENE. OIIKQON, M WILLIAMS, ATTOliXEYAT-LAW HcdioDR a snecialtv. latt-Over Lane County Bank, BII.YEU, ATTOltNIvY-AT-LAW. fS't-OrerFiret National Bank. Eugene, Oueqon. C WOODCOCK, ATT01INEY-AT-LAW. CtSce One-half block south of Chrismnu ttlk EUGENE, OllEOON. JgKSKIPWOllTH. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. fill pnetice in all the Court's. Edqene Oregon. putlWIHOXMOS chas a hardy hlHOMrsON HAItDY, rK. B DOEIUS. ATTORNEY Jk m'lVSv.r.OR. at.t.a w fl'iP TlMriiM it. -II !. i ..t il. ts l iistnci anJ m Uie hupreme Court r-nnK ftationnl liauk KlilR. Rim 1. 2 ami 3. U)EJW ILUtlUS. PHYSUTAV isii nniu,u i.y iU IIUEiUM, to a ui; 2 to 5 and 7 to rStM "Fcrry 8trcct "e'wMn lUh anil 1 Kl'YKEM)AI.L. XI. IJ. pH'SICIAN AND SXm.lKON tT'l'L'hri'man Hl,K-k. """" w "urgery and anritical di ol women. Dyspepsia Cure. Digests what you eat. Itartificially digests the food and aids Mature In strengthening and recon stnictind the exliiiusted dlRestive or fc'ans. It istho lai est discovered digest ant and tonic Ko other preparation can approach it in elliciency. It In Btantly relieves and permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, SickHeadache,Gastralgia,Cramps,aDd all other result s of imperfect digestion prepared by E. C. DcWItt a Co., Cblcago. VINCENT & CO.. Corner Drug Store. .l RetlorM VITAL! TV . I flCT m i nn 13 I H fr'ANO MANHUOt Cures Impotcncy.Night Emissions an: wasting diseases, all effects of self abuse, or excess and Indif sSlsirt cretio"' Aiiervotonicant 'fl blood builder. Brings t'm ;M tf pink glow to pale cheeks am '4?S restores the fire cf youth fi,'jNH mal1 f'0c Per box: boxes for S-;.(); witj n wittert Biiaraii. -S3 to euro ot refand tho money, NSRVI PA MEDICAL CO. ilnton St Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, IU. For Rale W L DeLano Drupgldt ATTonvvva. 1T.T A IV 'f-Tn V,'.., V.,:n.l l,nt. Ti..:i.i: -.--- ' li.tliillM UUUK UU11UIHK. ncuce in a I tho wf. Eugene, Oheoon. SUMMONS.' Iu tho Circuit court of the State of Ore gon for Lace County. Eva StiDgloy, Plaintiff, MEDICAL. P SELOVER, M. D. fHYSlfitlV Vn titi,nm, -J'er A. V. V r.. . """-Coriier Seventh a,l Ilih JHUCKEY, JRU'Pt ci Eke.ve, Oret.os rjR 0 BIDDI.E, bEXTlsr 'Wta?,.1,?'1? h"tw Fth and ... "e M"--k west o MiunwwU THE ARCTIC MOSQUITO. II 1" Uii.ct the l.l Terrible In.ect l';'t In ilie World. il. I..;,- tlmi Las ever teen written ih. nivii.,. inos.ult(i begins to i.p t.i Hi,. iv:.l ililus." sulil a guest m i lie t'l. Cliiiilcs corridor lie other vim);:, "l wont up the Yukon river in the summer of 1S1KS, representing i lie Alaska and Dominion 'i'radlug oiiipnii.v. ami we struck mosquitoes as Mtm as we got Into the hills. Tuey are nvlcc as lurue as our fnuilllar bayou spi-fles. ami their stlug Is like tho prod if a hot needle. They sweep along the valleys In dense clouds, and if they ateli a man unprepared they arc llablo io blind him before he can escape. I hoard slm ics of cliildivi' being stung to ileal h and can readily believe them. "Whenever we went ashore we wore heavy hat nets and took the utmost precaution, but were certain to suffer more or less. One of our party cut tho tongues out of his shoes, and a uaiiow lino of sock was exposed under the lac ing. Next day he was bitten there at least a hundred times, nnd his feet were so terribly Inthuned that the shoes had to be cut off. "Another man. a llreman In the boat crew, got drunk on Alaska whisky ou.i iftei'iionii and lay duwn lo lake a nap in a corner of the online room. I no llced him a Mule laler and was hoiri lled at the .solid brown mass of mos quitoes that had seltled on a small ex posed section of his cheek and throat. In nn hour his face was swollen out of all resemblance lo anything human, ho was unable to swallow and was burn ing with fever. It was a week before he was able to be about. I saw a num ber of cattle near Fort Ilamlllou that had been made stone blind by slings near the eye. "The arctic foothill niosqullo Is with out doubt the most terrible Insect pest iu the world." New Orleans Times-Democrat. HUMBLED THE SENATOR. Fie Tried to A.NCrt niw Independence, but Knlled MIhc riibl-. The writer remembers a good many years ago when the late IC.ekiel Clarke was a member of the slate senate from Johnson county. It Is well known that the senator or member from Johnson county Is always expected to get a largo appropriation for the mute uni versity. To fall would be polltlcnl death. Senator Clarke was anxious to succeed and during tiie early part of the session voted for everything. If another senator had a bill, all lie had to do was to go and whisper in E.eklcl's ear, aud he would vote "aye." One day, however, Iizeklol came Into the senate with hair cut and n clean shnve. He sat upright in his seat and began to slaughter right and left. Slate Senator Ceorgo F. -Wright look la 1 across to where the senator from Johnson was sitting and Inquired what change iiad come over the senator from Jobusou county. The other sen ator replied that the appropriation bill for the state university had now pass ed both houses, and the senator from Johnson was going to innko up for lost time. . Clarke kept on punching heads until tho senator from Jefferson, Moses A, McCold, rose and solemnly Introduced a bill for an act entitled "An act repealing the appropriation for the state university." A broad smile pass ed around the room, and everybody except the senator from Johnson saw the Joke. But the spirit of levity pass ed away from Senator Clarke. lie at once assumed his huniblo attitude, nnd the other boys voted him ns usunl dur ing the remainder of the session. Dcs Moines Capital. DOST BE KUNCOEII. Subscribers Ale Noi t'"inpHeil to ry Tor Papers Not llniertil. The Oregon session luw i of lss'l lm-. a law exempting persons imiu being bilked by designing ucwsptipcr pub lishers. It protects the rllb-eiiber from having u paper forced upon him longer Hum be is v illin; to pay for it, niul prevents running up a bill sgninsi unsuspecting poison It Is us follows: Keel inn 1. 'I hat w henever any per son, compsny nr corporation owuiug or controlling any newspHjieror period ical of any kind, or whenever any editor nr proprietor of any such news paper or periodical shall mail or send any such nowspsper or periodical to any such pcrso.i or persons In this slate without Hist receiving an or der for haid newspaper oi nerioillcal from such person or perrons to u houi said newspaper i.r peibidicul is mailed or seui, shuli be deemed a gift, and no debt or obligation shall accrue against such person or pelso s, whether said newspaper or periodical is received by the person or persons lo whom it is sent or nut. Approved February U, l.SSft. Oregon's Fuvoilte p'isIiuh. Ilie broad Pacille ocvau provides the dwellers ou this Northwest coast with two varieties of Hsb that as table delicacies cannot be excelled in the world. We refer lo the toothsome little smelt and (he royal sulniou. These lie li are boib in season, anil I lie following fioui the Portland Telegram will interest our r, uders: Auo'her large i-chool of smelt has euiertu the Cowlnz river, and the. price lias fallen to 5 ceius h tuuind. Large quantities weie cught and sent in iimisei, iiom I lie II rsl school that eniereu tne uowlllz. The price fell to tlnee pounds for II) ee:its, aud then fishermen ceased oneiuli ms. Wbuu smelt became searee the price went up ui it ceuis a poumi. Tiie ai rival of the new school ill keep the priue down for s me time. "Iisb dealers an- reeelviinr small quantities of chinook salmon. They II ml a read v su e at if, cell's n nound. The price of salmon is affected lo a considerable extent by the tiouble be tween me combine, cannervmeu. cold- storage and pickling men." Dissolution Notice. Notice is hereby given that the linn of Horn & Puine bus this day dissolved by mutual consent, C. M. Iiom retir ing. 11. D. Paine kill collect all bills due the firm, and psy all outstanding accounts. Dated at Eugene, Oregon, this 22nd day of Jan. 111(10. (!. M. Horn, B. D. Paink. I wisli lo thank all those who have been our palrouB for many years and wish for Mr. Paine a continuance of the same. C.M.Horn. I wish to thank my friends for their patronage iu the past and respectfully solicit a continuance of the same In the future. B. D. Paine. J. C.Stingley, Defendant To J. C. Stingley, Defendant IX THE NAME OF THE STATE OF Oregon : Yon are hereby required to appear nnd answer the complaint filed againt you in theabove entitled Court on or bofore the exDiration of six weeks, to-wit: On or be fore the 1'Jth day of March, 1900; and if yon fail to answer, for want thereof the plaintill' will take a decree against you dis solving the bonds of matrimony now ex isting between plaiuttff and defeuduni; and also that plaintiff's name be changed from Kva Stingley to ncr maiden name, .va Deminp.: and for each other relief as to the Court may seem equitable. This summons Bhall be, by order of the Coonty Judge of Lane Couuty, Oregon, published for six consecutive weeks in the Eugene Daily OiiAiin, and the first pnblicotion thereof in said paner is in the issue of January 24, lliOO. And the date of the order of publica tion of this summons is the 24th da of January, l'JOO. This fummons is published in the EroENK Daily Guard by order of Hou. E. O. Potter, Judge of the County Court of Lane County, Oregon, made in chambers tho 24th dny of January, 1900. E. K. Skipworth, Attorney for Plaintiff. EXEL'UTUIX NOTICE. V.itii.n in linrnl it nitron flint flm nnilaraitrfl- .l T A UBt..n has Kaon ilitlv onitnintAfi executrix of th$ Inst will and teatainent and oi Mio cut ate or n. c. iiuaton. ueceiuwu uy tiie county court of Lane county, Oregon, and all persons having claims again Ht said esUte re hereby notified to present the name with tho proper vouchers to laid executrix at the lawolHce of I j. Jiilyeu at Eugene, Oregon, withtu nix months of the date of this notice. Dated this -'.ml uayoi .lanuary, Lviha A. H08TON, Executrix. I. liiMEU, Atty for estate. faff b as 0 Br hPs Street Railway. TIME CARD, Aft-. , . THB DEPOT. 'J IB SJ-di XI. 4 MtS Are the children growing nicely? A little stronger each' month5 A trifle heavier ? That's good. Or is one of them growing the other way? Growing weaker, growing thinner, growing paler? If so, you should try Scott's Emulsion at once. Tis both -n ic! cmi to hiKircn. It row in the I t.'dk-r, EtrongC food and a a'l delicate nviXe; them ri-'ht way , healthier. The Architect. One must wonder why it really Is that so little is said or thought about architecture, the grandest, the mother, of all arts, a great, a most useful, sci encc, one In which a greater revolution has lately taken place aud In which more nrogress has been made, with more stupendous results, than In any other, remarks a writer In The Inter national Magazine. Was It not Kichellon who, paraphras ing nn ancient writer, said: "If It Is versatility you seek, go fiutl au arch! toot. He must be an artist, or his buildings will offend the eye; an engi ncer, or they will crumble Into trouble; a lawyer, or be will get his patrons In to trouble; a doctor, or his buildings will bo hyglenicnlly unlit to live Iu and, Inst, but not least, he must be a gentleman, or wo will have nothing to do with him." S1USLIW 1,1'MBElt IXTERE.-r-i Iucreased Hi maud and lor Logs. ISetler Price. Kiureucrt Went. Jul, IS, Tne deiiittnd lor tiiuber and tiiubiT laud In the Siuslaw valley conven iently located fur logging is sii uiln m ureasiug, '1 III the past year there has been, but little logglug doi'ie here, as the market lor logs was limned, liul wub two mills ruuiiiiia me gieuier part of the lime, and the prospects that a large u.ill will be built In Florence uno n.ciiiuei v placed In another one iu Aeiii.- witinn Hie iiexi lew inouilis, there has been au iucreosed deiuuuu for logs at better prices, and the signs uf the limes indicate a continued advance along this line. i'liu unproved pruspeel bus led many owuvia of limber to coma.eiice logging, while others are buying stumpuge to eugage iu the same business. Every few duys we hear of new camps beiug started. This means steady employ ment lor our laboring men netti home at gooil wages. The mills will furnish work for muuy others. Vessels will be coming iu liequeully after lumber, Ihua giving greatly increased facilities lor snipping. Taking all together, tho development ot the lumbeiiiig industry will sculler uiauy thousand dollars through tliis valley every year from ibis time forward. Portland Grain Buipmeuts. The water level line of transportation atlorded by the Columbia river pass through the Cascade mountuins gives Portland the supremacy nn the Inland empire grain shipments. The Tele gram of January 22 says: "Three grain cargoes cleared rlatur duy afu ruooii, making a total of eight cargoes fur uie week. A tritle less thun 900,000 bushels of grain left the port iu six days. The vessels carried 776,317 bushels of wheal aud 110,600 busbelsof burley. The shipments were the largest recorded for a single week from any Pacillo cosst port in over two years.- The combined shipments from Tacoinn aud Seattle since November 1, 1899, do not equal the amount sent from Portland last week." UEE WHIZ! Unbiased Estimate of ths , gtiiilau by Itself. From Thu Ort-ifonimi, The Oregnulnii has I tie consciousness I or iH'iiig a wholly uiiselltsli and eveu ultruisilu newspaper. It Is puollshid without protlt to Its owners, who have passed ih. Ir lives in arduous industry and close ai;d enforced economy, iu order to publish tl. Their motive has simply been a desire of honorable par ticipation In the biuidiiigorKC.iimn.il wca.lh. . The Orego'iiau Is luer'ely saying a word in viudiciiiou nl Itself as nil nnselllsl, nnd altruistic newspaper. Its own, -rs have been ac customed liiese many years to a pursuit n; iiio woik ibey do, without personal ciiioiu.iicui or hope uf re,vnrd They never expect any. The work of their lives bus gone ii-ln the body and strucUne of the eonmi 'iiwoullh. There it rest? , lor the fuluie to strike llui balance of good and id. fall for Jleclibi; n lleiuocialie 'i u- tral Coitimim-e. Tho lilymbtTK o( Uie DcimnTHtti' t'onlrtii 1'olu- mllteo sre hereby enllnl to mrol nl the Court House In Kusone, Oreiam. en to-wll: Suturduy, tho 'J7th day of Jan., l'.KKl, Ht 1 o'elovk, r. m for conaultatiou conversing iriinsry inootlni; and other nialli r. 1.. b. stkvbns, j. J, Walton. Secretary. Chairman. Jbp.ltiRgilasi! i "I iwd lo r'int-,1 it inv:,t i:tl itiid pit blood, and my m-ilihom in Ouyicni, Ohio, win-re 'I livf, hunt UIIHIln' t)i-iu- 'IVD Ihilt had roti. sump! it.n, ill-lh..u-ii ih.-y did hot t.ll ii t mi lit my i'a.v, fnr t'- ar t'l'ituilvii".: !ito Uv-.lM.tlli. .11. 1 kept on 'inn;!ii:iL :m.l t r i ml? dni.-r-rltl ..n, ..f ltudi in." '..:t linn socinod lo ri''!i my trouble nut il 1 p.t In.ld ui a li.It!.' l' A.'k.r's Kii:-';.1i lli lindy. I prayed I-t b. .titli all th-- ttrnc. and my prayt-rs wet.- au-'.i. ri i :i ; ; n as I began takint; thi-. t i. Ir ttt d 1. , li-h I'Xptftorant and ton..'. Si' 'l- my n t'ovory 1 have told Inm lr.ds .,' sutlt'iiT from t'tumhs. colds nnd v.rak iun;rs I bat Ai'ker'rt Kiitfli.-di lu iuniy wotdd i nn- tin in. .Siino id' tlit-ni Won't try it, n. 1 ir do.s Mrin to iiui terrible v h.-n any.,ii! tit lil . r ately ivt'iiM-s ti Im rur -d. Tin n oii' l.i t.i be U law ronipflliiu,' t . .n--Ullipt i e-t lake il. Kveii it tluydotil tare lor their i.wn lives, (be pnblie's w ell'tire riliouid be'on-:d-cred. Don't you think m too? 1 lu.pti bucIi u law will soon Ik' enforeed ' (Signed) Mus. Ki. n i;ion. iwittf, tlit'm:ti"Ui iti I'ntti'tV Lit I hm at er.tv.no... nntijta lilitU'aniiil t'iiu:til; ; twui ni I ii; 41 M. II ymi Uti' ltol n;tmilt il Louie lo your dniius' 1IV atithnri:,' ihr ah . If. 11, UOOKKH i: CO., I' Fop Sale B W IHiii Hid eiv ir (Jiiili'i L'pni(ji, Atw l'yrt. L Delano- Special School Meeting-. Notice is hereby given to the legi.l voters of school district No. 4, of Lane county, Stale of Oregon, that a specla school meeting for said district will be held at the Court House Iu Eugene, Oregon, on the 26tli day of Jnnuary, 1900, at 7 o'clock In the afternoon, for the following objects: To levy a tax lo pay oil the indebtedness of the dis trict and Interest ou the same, and to run the Public Schools for the ensuing year. Doted this 15th day of January 1000. J. H. MoClijno, Chairman Hoard of Directors. Attest: Gko. F. Craw, District Clelk. Time to Glvo l:p. An Iowa Judge recently related an amusing Incident that had occurred In bis court when a colored man was brought up for some petty offeuse. The ehnrgo was read, and as the statement "The state of Iowa against jonn Jones" was read In a loud volco the colored man's eyes bulged ncnrly out of their sockets nnd he seemed over come with terror nnd astonishment, When ho was asked If he had anything to say or pleaded guilty or not guilty, he gasped out: "Well, yo' honnh, ef do wholo stato o' Iowa is ng'ln ills one pore niggah Vza gwlne to give up right now!" ShowlttK Him How. "You young scoundrel!" said the fa ther, seizing his disobedient son by tho bnlr. "I'll show you how to treat your mother." And he at once proceeded to show young hopeful the way by banging bin across the ears two or three times nn I then shaking him until his hair began to fall out. Hew. Teacher now do yon account for tho phenomenon of dew? Hoy Well you sec. the earth re volves on Its axis every 21 hours, nnd In consequence of this tremendous puce it perspires freely.-London Tit-Bits. rLAYV-U OCT. Dull headache, pains In various parts of the body, sinking at the pit of the stomach, loss of appetl, levensunees, pimples or sores, are all positive evidence of iuinure blood. No mailer ssn a Uramn n. It mutt be purified in order toobtsln good health. Aoker s Blood Kllxlr has never failed to cure Scrofulousor Hyphililic poise or any other blood diseases. It Is certainly wonderful remedy and we sell every bottle on a positive guarantee, sle by W h DeLano. Having a Oreat nun on t'liutnljerhlti's l ougu Itemed'. Manager Martin, of the Pierson drug store, iutormB us that he is having a gieat run nn Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He sells live hollies 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 slop the cough, ileal up the sore throat and lungs and give relief within a very short time. The sales are growing, and all who try it are pleased with lis prompt action. Houlh Chicago Dally Calumet. . For sale by W. L. DeLano. Brave Men Kail Victims to stomach, liver and kid ney troubles as well as women, and nl eel the result In loss of appetite, poisons In the blood, backache, ner vousness hendache and tired, listless, run-down feeling. But Iheie is no need In feel like I hat, Listen lo J W Gardner, Idaville, Intl. H' says: "Kiec.trlo Bitters are just tho thing foi a mail when he is all run down, and don't care whether botlvesor dies. It did more to give me new siren, tb and good appetite than anything 1 could lake, t can unw eat anyibiog ami have a new lease nn life.'' Only Mi cents, at Linn's Drug More, Every bottle guaranteed. Bargains in Property. The Lauer residence properly on Willamette street, also lols on corner of Lincoln and 6lh streets, will now bo sold cheap, easy lerms. Anyone desiring choice properly can oniain ininrmaiiou by calling on Tho J'.ugene Real Estate & Investment Company, Eugene, Oregon. Rev. Joe Waldrop, the old-time pop ullrt is now pastor of a Baptist church at The Dalles. Notice. The Ladies 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. To Cure a Cold In One Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund the money if it fallB to cure. E. W. Urove's s'gna tore is on each box. 25c. Jacksonville Times: "Hon J. ( HiMilh lias been In Portland, taking a high Masonic degree. His name is being prominently mentioned In concretion with the nomination for joint senator from Josephine, Douglas and Lane counties by the democrats. He would be sure of election." Mud guards 25 cents per pair at C C Matlock. Call For County Warrants. Notice is hereby given that the following warrants will be paid ou presentation at my ofllce on aud aktkk January 22, 1899. Iuterest on same will cease January 2218911: All Lane couuty warrants from registered nuiu ber OHIO to 6150, both Inoluslve. Dated, Eugene, January 20, 1900. AH Patterson, County Treasurer "I am indebted lo Oue Minute Cough Cure for my health aud life. It cured me ef lung trouble following grippe." Thousands owe their lives to the prompt action of this never rail ing remedy. It cures, coughs, colds oroup, bronchitis, pneumonia, grippe and throat and lung troubles. Its eany use prevents consumption. It Is the only harmless remedy that gives Im mediate results. Vincent t Co, Cor ner Drug Store. - W. R. Hearst, the great newspaper man, in commenting on newBpaperB, says: "It cannot be hired, like a law yer, to defend wrong or protect evil, for no money can compensate it for the loss of that publio support which is Us life. Its ai.os are high, ethics pure." J. I. Bevry, Logaulou, Pa., writes "I am willing to take my oath that J was cured of pneumonia entirely by the use One Minute Cough Cure after doctors failed. It also cured my chil dren of whooping cough." Quickly relieves and cures coughs, colds, uruui , grippe aud throat aud lung Doubles. Children all like It. Mothers eudoise it. Viuceut & Co, Corner Drug aloie, Klamath Falls Express: An I O, O. F. lodge was organized at tiouuuztt last Thursday by Deputy Uraud mas ter J. Q. Wlliits, of Lakevlew. Thir teen members were Initiated thai night, aud Frank Armstrong, of this place, assisted tbe members Iu initial ing some twenty more the two lulluw lug nights. rilze doesn't Indicate quality. Be ware of counterfeit audworthless salve oflered for De 'A-Ill's Wilub Hazel Halve. DeWitl's Is the only original. An infallible cure for piles and all skin diseases. Vincent & Co., I 'or in r Drug Hlore. Coob Couuty Mail: "A barrel cf whiskey, which is supposed to have come from the wreck ot tbe Brother Jonathan, which was lost oil Crescent City in 1805, was washed ashore last week. The barrel is In good condition and the whiskey should be of rare quality." O. H. Appleton, Justice of the peace, Clarksburg, N, J says: "DeWltt's Little Early Risers are the lest p. lis made for constipation. We use no others." Quickly cures all liver and bowel troubles. Vincent Co, Corner Drug Btore. The Telegram tells bow a Portland man was buncoed by some boys: Capl. W. J. Riley owns a fine dog, and ha been paying 60 cents per day for re turning the animal after it was lost This reward was paid so regularly the the captain dropped to tbe fact thai the youngsters were stealing bis dog so as to return It again and secure ill reward. Il has been demonstrated repeatedly iu every state in the Union and Ii many foreign countries that Chamber Iain's Cough Remedy Is a certain pre venlive and cure for croup. It has lie come the universal remedy fo tlisi dli-ease. M V Fisher, ol Lllierly, W Va. only repeats what lias been salt around tbe globe when he wriu-s: ' 1 have used Chamberlain's Coujl Remedy In my family for several yean and always witn periect success. w believe that it Is not only the besi cough remedy, hut that II Isasore our, tor croup. It has saved the lues ot our children a number ol times." Tbl remedy Is for sale by W L DeLano, piAccinrn rnniMu ULHOoincu uuLumiti Notices under tills head not to exceed Hvs lines, 50 cents per week; $1 tiO a month; 912 par year. For Sale. FOR SALE. -Probably the very ben 150 acre tracts of laud iu Lane coun ty, and one of the Is st in the stnlt of Oregon, nwued by Dr T W Harris. TblB is a cry fertile and highly im proved farm lying 2) miles west of Engeue ou an excellent road. The doctor bought tills farm with a view to breeding Hue horses, but having given up the breeding business, has no further use for bis farm and desir ing to devote hlniBelf exclusively lo pis proiession, oners it tor sale ate rare bargain. Call ou the doctor for termBOf sale, FOR BALE. Corner First aud Jeflur- sou streets, one 10 room house, uud IWo lots, 80x100 feel each. Good barn, water, fruit, flue garden ground. Also house and lot, corner First and Lawrence streets, lot lit! leet 8 Incites, by 160 feet, young lu ll trees, good J garden ground, uier, etc. Also louse aud lot, cornel Willamette and Fourteenth meets For prices and terms write HJ Hills, Tucomii, Wash, Box 827, or call at UlMIU) olllce. EAST AND SOUTH VIA THE SHASTA RG'JTE OK TIIE Southern Pacific Co KxprcMS Trains Leave Portland Dally. Noiltll 7:0C i nV ,K:I.', sin r::ui a in 7:110 a in liidll ii 111 than in HillO u 111 '2:11 p in 7:-lfn in f:45 p m I :-' p ui (1:110 p ill I lli'.Ti . in Lv Portland Ar l.v Kaftan! l.v Artlun Knuidseo l,v Ar linden Ar Ar Los Antilles l.v Ar i-U Paso l,v Ar Now Orleans l.v l,v Pertlwnd Ar I,V Ktigeno l.v Arisuii I'mneisco l.v Ar (sdva, l,v Ar l.os Alludes l,v Ar KI l'sti Lv Ai New I Irleiins Lv Xorllt :':l.ri.a ui :!:' I a iu ,S:05 p m 1:10 p iu 7:1)0 pin 8:111 pin 8;!i0 li in 7:1T p ui 1:111 am 7:0t a in 1:10a m 1'.' :illim 7:-'0am K::',l) a m DINING CARS OBSERVATION CARS Pullman lirnt-clais nnd Tom-let Bleeping ears attached to all threnih tinii s. Prompt culilicclielis at Dinver, Ulnalia and Chicago with trains ha- other east ern cities. c:orvall.M Slim linlly (Kxcept Sunday) llifio p in Ar Portland Corvallis Ar I Lv I S-M) pin 1:2(1 in At Albany and Corvallis connect with train of Orotfon Central & Eastern hallway. I liuepol. deuce- riiN.rnucr rKxeept Suiuluyl liully IXFHKBS THAIS 1IA1LV (IfXCXlT SUNDAY,) 1:50 p in Lv Portland Ar H :'.'.", a in 7;:i0)in Ar MeMiiinville Lv ( f,:.r,0 a m Hj;i0 p in Ar lii(l-)f!t,tU iico Lv l-boOam Miscellaneous. WOOD BID8 WANTEU.-Blds will be received at I lie olllce of the Eu gene tanneiy until February 1, 1000, br 200 cords of 4-lonl bi dy fir wood HAlN KB &('(. WOOD WAN'lEl).-850 cords bodj lir wood by August 1, 1900. Bids will be received prior to December I, 1808. Eugeue Water Co., F. L. Chamiikks, Beuretury. BEND STAMP For circulars and lis of It. H. C. literature. Address Jos. Amrheiii, box 972, Tucou a, Wash, Lllrct nliufiin nt Kin Inidtco with stesnn-hip litu-s for Ili.witii, ,Iiq i.u, China, tho Phillipineh nnd Aimtrnlin. l.'or thriinli tiikt ts and rates, cull nn , Lit ADA 111, (,r E .1 McCLANAllAN, Depot Agent Cllj'iiekd A.el.l, KnRtr-P, Ou-kou. 11 KOKHLKlt, Manager. 1 orlliind, L II MAIiKllAM, t; V and P A, Oregon. Wood Waulell. Bins will be received at the oillco of the secretary i l tie t onrd of regents until Hnliirday, Fibiunry 8, 1900, at 12 o'clock M lo cut and deliver lo the University ol Oregon on or before Au.ust 15, 1900: :-00 cords big body ilr, 4 feet. 2110 (rids giub 1 1. h , 4 lie! lot 1(8 than 8 In . I is m i n.ou Ibiui lb li the in diameter. Jobhua J. Walton, Secretary. Mo Cure, .No Puy. That is the way all ii ugolsts cell Croves Tasteless t hill 'I i tiic fer ( hills, Malaria and hillioiniiiess. It is ns pleasant to take as Lemon Kyrup. 50 cents HOME COOKING when done by a llrst class cook, should be the acme of everything that Is delic ious and toothsome, and lo attain tills consummation devoutly to be wisiied" your Bplos auu llavorings, basing powders and condiments, oils aud sa ad dressings should be absolutely pure, and or llio Highest sirengin ami genuine flavor. You cull get UiIb only from a reliable store, mat Keeps nnin ing but the best, as you can alwavs find at GRAY & SON '$31 , , JmA illll r.iT. v i JktX 1 (.MO UP A BIB BILL I'or tloutnr'H fienrvotdd.rt ho Dfrrnraty, when jcii lire at tack, d With CnMrl lit thin Ht'fl hou of Ihe yen r, if you wtuld kt p a bottle of otir are Blid idth jfuola Cyntt. Noble Wdkt?y in y'ttr hmme, and llii'U Utke it in tho form of tiMh'y. or ah your taate dlo 1 nt k, nt be dtime or nny other old tin p. 'I Ii""' In nothintf like it for crld?, Jjk Giippe ro ki in' red niliufina. W. fll. Henshaui A SPANKING TEAM. of hlRh sleppit g r''tidH(er would prob ably look I kt trlb r horwen if not droHM'd in a man ncr lo mi it their "tlo. Don't 'i peotyonr lorne to look protid and flvry if they are anbtttutd of thi ir drum. Fit th m out in od of our HtnntiinK buK1 InrotRA and tboy wi:l repnyyou iu pndo hi d itclton FRESTOH & H.LES. Mnufaeturor of Harn and Saddles. DaalaSln Paints, Oils and Wall Papar. Emm