Daily Eugene guard., January 24, 1900, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
WEUNKtSDAY
JAN 24
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
KOK SAI.K AT
Julius Goldsmith's
GUARD Telephone, M). Main 131.
lllthYUIKS
A HUIe cool today.
Dr Lowe, optician, with J H Luckey.
Portland mutt pay a total lax of S'l
nilliB ttiia year.
Bicvulra repaired wlillf vou wall.
C C Matlock.
C. W. Youiib, tlie old pioneer, con
IIiiijim to Improve.
Baker county lias levied a lax of
mill". Till inakeH u man
ili..y.
ltlcycl hii l i- ofallklnclH on hand.
(.' C Mnlloek.
All eli'ant line ofclnaiB ami loliac.
coca JiiHt received at tho Burlier Hliop
ulnar store.
Tha CiUAitli In gaining in niiculatlon
overy day. It now prim more Dallies
tban ever before.
We have a few Beconrt-liaml wheel,
for le cheap, canli or lnnlallment.
0 U Matlock.
I.. HoBtelu la rebuilding the fence on
Ninth atreet blown down by the heavy
wlnda of Monday iiIkIh.
Wall paper at coat, aud lem.
K LUIiauilieta.
Ladlea aud inlawa' IikkIiik', bla'-k,
Jersey knit, full button, $1 value; now
65o, at Barker Oun Workii.
Frank Dearborn, of Halem, known
by niauy Kuiteue people, la very low
with tvnhoid fever at hla home in
that city.
DyaiepBla iat) be cured by uaiim
AcUit'b DyHpi pHla Talileta. Uue little
tablet wlllKlve linniedlnle relief, 01
iiioi vy rofn ik1h1. HmIiI In linnilxonir
In Iiiixih at Vt ma. Kor riilr by W J.
DeLa no,
JuhI received a lull car load of hu
pi rlor ateel ranges and cook hI ivea
which were bought early, I'ni'iii still
reasonable at K ) Chambers.
Ladles' and misses' Irlnga, Jersey
knll, blaok, full bullon, $1 value; clos
ing at Ouo, at Darker Gun Works.
Jo advance as yet at K L Chambers
In prloes on llelu wagons, Itaolne
buggies, Monitor drills, Dandy disc
harrows, Oliver walking plows and
'ills barrows. , Now la the time to
uy before this lot Is all sold.
Newspapers iiiite generally these
daya are quoting John Waniiainakertn
the eireot that the best time to adver
tise la when the dull season comes on
and It la most needed.
Lewis Dentils, Halem, Iud., says:
"Kodol Dyspepsia Cure did more good
than anything J ever took." It digests
what you eat and can not help but
cure dyspepsia a'ld stomach troubles.
Vluoeut & Co, Collier Drug Htore.
F. 11. Thlrklold, health Inspector of
Chloago, says: "Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
cannot bo recommended too highly. It
cured tue of severe dyspepsia." It di
gest what you eat and cures Indlgia
lion, heartburn and all loims of ds
pepsla. Vlnoent A Co, Corner Diug
Htore.
All Kugllshman touring this coun
try who recently saw Murray it Long's
magulnoent production of "London
Life," was so Impressed with the
l'iooadllly scene that It Is said he Im
mediately turned up the bottom of his
trousers and called at the nearest
aaloou for "an 'alf and 'alf, bah Jove!"
I want to let the people who suffer
from rheumatism and sciatica know
that Chamberlain'! l'ain Jlalui relieved
ins after a number of other medicines
and a doctor had failed, it Is the best
liniment 1 have ever known of. J A
Dndgen, Alphtretta, Ua. Thousands
have been cured of rheumatism by this
remedy. One application relieve the
pain, f or sale by w J. uei.ano.
Now Is the time to make the wife
happy with that air tight healer.
I'rlcea very low at F L Chambers.'
Hlate of Ohio, Clly of Toledo, 1
Luima Conuty, j '
Fkank J. Chknky makes oatli that
lio la the senior partner of the firm of
K.J. Cheney A Co., doing business lu
the city of Toledo, county and state
aforesaid, and that said flim will pay
ON K HUN DIIK1) lHU.LAKtt for
each and every vase ot Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of Hall's
Catakkii Cubk.
khank j. i'hk.nkv,
Hworn to tefore me and aulnwllwri
In uiy prroence, tills Dili day of Decern
lr, A. D., lX.
, . A. W. Ul.KANoN,
hkai. Notary I'utillo
Mall's Catarrh Cure la taken Inter
nally and acts dlreotlv n the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Hclld for testimonials, free.
F. J. Ciiknky A Co.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Hold by druggists, 75c.
Hall's Family Tills are the beat.
All the late pmcesxw, such a Carbon,
Plalinotypa, lias Belief, aud ltoyal
Bromide we are able to furnish our
r.sl enns.
Celeron I'anels and oval enclosure
In many lints are the newest thin In
mm nts.
Ilfd Preston & INiub' t.cw ad io todaj'n
Guaju
Councilman W II Luckey l a re
publican caudldalu lor nlierill.
M O Warner tunes pianos and
organs, Impairing and polishing,
Knocll lloalt Csbln, Nalife Sun of
Oregon, ban beau iunlituUd at Ilanisbarg.
D. M. MoC'rady, artistlo painter and
paper-baUKer. Jwjulre or leave ordeia
at Preslou 4 Hales.
Junction Balleton: H V Joboson of
Eugene was ia town 8slur Any. He intends
to move back to Junction toon
Forsil Jourosl:. ltulpb Oglrsby, second
sod of Juck Oglosby, formerly of tbis place,
arrived tbis week from Lane oonnty to
make bis boms vilh tbe fsmily of W 8
Thompson.
Experience Is the bt teacher. TJse
Acker's English itomedy In any case
of coughs, colds or croup. (Should It
full to give immediate relief money re
funded. 25 cts and 50 els. Forsaleby
W L DeLano.
Sick Headache absolutely and per
manently cured by using Mokl lea.
A pleasant herb drink. Cuies consti
pation and Indigestion, makes you eat,
sleep, work and happy. Hal I faction
Kuiiranteed or money back. 25 cts and
50 cIb. For sale bv W L DeLann.
Albany Democrat: "The Ilosebiirg
papers are again getting personal. One
editor all in I Is thnt he Is a liar but
intimates that the other fellow Is not
only a Imrbuta forger. Verily this
is a warlike age."
Hl.o doesn't Indicate quality, lie
warn of counterfeit and worthless salve
oflered for De Witt's Witch Hazel Halve.
DeWltt'a Is the only original. An
Infallible cure for piles and all skin
diseaHcs. Vincent A Co., Corner Drug
Hlore.
I. T. Travis, Agent Botithern It. It.,
Belina, Oa., wrltea: "I can not say
too much In prulHe of One Minute
Cough Cure. It my case It worked
like a charm." The only harmless
remedy that gives Immediate resuMs.
Cures comihs, colds, croup, bronchitis,
and all throat aud lung troubles, Vin
cent & Co, Coriior Drug Htoie.
Freuch Tunny Waters, the world's
famous remedy for Irregular and pain
ful periods of ladles; are never failing
and safe. Married ladles' friend
French Tauay Wafers are the only re
liable female remedy In the world; Im
ported from Paris; tako nothing clue,
Imii insist on genuine; in red wrappers
with crown trade mark. La France
Drill.' Company, imporlers. 80B Turk HI.
Hun Francisco. For snle by all drug
gists, or sent in plain wrapper direct
I receipt of t'J,
It baa been demonstrated repeatedly
In every state In the Union aud In
many foreign countries that Chamber
lulu'a Cough Hemedy Is a certain pre
ventive and cure for croup. It has be
come the universal remedy for that
disease M V Fisher, ol Lllierty, W
Va, only repeats what has been said
around the globu when be wrIU's: ' I
have used Chamberlain's Cough
Itemed y In my family for several years
and always with perfect success. . We
believe that It Is not only the best
cough remedy, but that It Ixasilre cure
lor croup. It has saved the lives of
our children a number ol times." This
remedy Is for sale by W L DeLano.
IN MANILA
Attempt to Conciliate the Cath
olic Interests With Army.'
RESULTS NOT ENC0UM0IN0.
special to tb Ouaso.
Manila, Jan. 24. Archbishop
Chappelle, who is now iu charge of
aflairs lu the archipelago for the Catho
lic church, bent on a mission of peace,
recently tendered a reception iu tbe
hope of being able to conciliate factious
and create harmony between tin
HTKAkUK tUiiMiE.
Arrived Up Today Hltb Freight Kadi
Leaves liown Touivrow.
The steamer Eugene arrived up si
noon today, having lelt Harrisburg at
To'ulo k yesterday uicirulng. Purser
Isaac Gray states tbe Ugh water loie
out tbe government work at Curtis
slouch, aud considerable difficulty was
experienced at that point. He says
lurtber that the services of tbe suag
boat will be l ecesasry to insurs safe
navigation to this point. Hixteen tons
of freight was i.-ougbt up for Eunene
merchants, and the boat leaves down
at 7 o'clock tomorrow morning.
J. A. Busbnell, of Junction, was In
Eugene today.
Mre. H. N. Cockerline Is visiting her
church officers on the Mauds aud the; father in Albany.
American military government. Tbe
friars were repeatedly hissed, while
General Otla was cbeer.d. Wbile the
friendship to America ia growing
stiouger, it is not thought tbat any
compromise cau be effected, but tbat
America will win on Itaown demands,
and by consent of the lialives.
Lieutenant H Ickuey, ol tbe Nine
teenth Infantry, Is missing, and his
whereabouts am unknown at beau
quarters.
MURIjEU AT POHTLAND.
8HMilsl to thotiusra.
Portland, Jan. 24. William Kirk,
first uiat of the American ship Collln
bent, waa murdered this morning in
his cabin by the boatswain,
Tne "Squaring of tbe Circle."
For over 200.) years competent and
Incompetent minds have striven lo
solve the problem known as "squaring
the circle." Ho many lucoirect
answers were presented tbat in tbe
year 1776 a resi lullcu was adopted by
a prominent board not lo accept any
more. There is another pioblem as
difficult, aud lor which people have
beeu seeking l e answer since the
beginning of life, and this Is the proti-
leui of health bow to get It and how
to keep It. If you have lost yours
through neulector aouseor the stomach
get Hosteller's Htomacb Bitters in
stantly. It will restore health, aud
keep you healthy. For 60 years It has
oured constlpalinu, indigestion, dys
pepsia, fever and ague, malaria, In
sctive liver and weak kidneys.
BOLD WORKER
Collins, the Forger, Is Brought
to An Accounting.
Wall Paper...
Additional Kleetbin Ulllcers.
Haglnaw Wllllnm Welsh, H Y Pol
ler, K K Walker, judges. Arthur Talt,
Geo CskIIc, clerks. Voting place
Haglnaw.
Bohemia W W Hawley, J T Huut,
Geo Kerr, judges. JJM Gulp, Charles
Gettjs, clerks.
Hermann P L Tucker. Dolph Beers,
J Keopp, judges. Ben Jeans, B'jr.llh L
Taylor, olerks.
Willamette Win Vanduyue, E P
Coleman, J K Itoach, judges. Win
Naylor, Owen Vanduyue, clerks.
Mohawk J M Htatlbrd, B F Hous
ton, Joe Huddlcstou, judges. Henry
Baxter, J T Whltuiore, olorkB. Voting
place, C Coles, Isabel.
.umwall Jaiuoi W Hollenbeck,
Wm U Lackey, J acobNusbaum, Judge.
James Horn, Hoi C Jacobs, clerks.
Irving Win Hlmous, i R Yatec, Jaa
Lupcr, Judges. Ed Bond, Green Zuin
wait, olerks.
Club Meeting.
There will be a meeting of tbe Mo-
Kin ley Club at the court house on
Wednesday evei.lug, January 34th, at
7:30, for the purpoao of electing fif
teen delegates lo the state meeting of
republican clubs aud for the transac
tion of such other business as may
ooiue before the club.
V. Ki vkhnhali,, t'resldent.
L. H. Johnson, (Secretary.
Piano Lkhsons. W GH'nrd Nash.
Voice culture, Mhci Ma'giicrlm Ha sen,
For terms, apply to mutlo rooms lu
Dormltorv.
J. W. KAYS FURNITURE CO
MAIMERS and FUNFRIL D'RECTORi
20 lbs far $100 a good rice.
6 lbs Best Savon Soao.
New
Shoes
Just Received,
latest Stylet.
Bigger Assortment
Than Ever.
At Old Prices.
AX BILLY.
Un Trial.
The examination of J. H Martin,
charged with indecent exposure, is
being held before Justice Winter
meier as the Guakd goes In prise.
The evidence of witnesses is very
positive. The penalty is from three
mouths lo I year lu tbe county jail.
Deputy Dlitrlot Attorney Harris ap
pears for the state and Attorney G W
Klney for defense.
Attention Elks.
A regular meeting of Eugene lodge,
No 857, fl P0 Elks, will be held at
tbelr hall this evening at 7:30 o'olook.
Members requested in be present.
Visiting brethren cordially Invited.
A. 0. Woodcock, E. B.
.('. H. Park arrived down today from
atrip lo the Blue River mining dl
I riot, having been driven out by the
snow. He reports 18 Inches of snow
on the ground, and that the Lucky
Boy mill Is tunning steadily. From a
short trip Mr. Park ia well pleased with
the prospects of the camp.
CASTOR I A
For Infants aud Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature of 6vtjffi&&4,.
Perry Long, of Cottage Grove, was
in Eugene last night-
Alf Walaer returned to Cottage
Grove tbis afternoon.
Attorney Hklpworth Is home Irom a
trip down the valley.
Geo. Williams, of Junction, was In
town today doing busines".
Mrs. Frank Hemenway has returned
from a visit to relatives at Drain.
Z. M. Brown, the Crook county
Block buyer, Is in Eugene again.
Charles Goldsmith went to Junction
City ilns afternoon ou a business trip.
Clem Hodes and J. Peroul visited
old-time friends atCorva'lls last night.
Chas Biglow, Dept. Hup. consul, M.
W. A., Is in the city fiom Cottage
Grove.
Mrs. Butterwortb baa returned to
her home in Portland after a pleasant
viBtt in Eugene.
B. F Keeney arrived today from a
trip to Albany, where he has been at
tending the state poultry show.
C. F. Hutcblns and family, of Wal
terville, will leave on tonight's train
for a visit to their old borne in Ne
braska. Mr. J. B. Chambers arrived borne
today from Independence, where she
has been visiting ber son Fred for a
couple of weeks.
Los Angeles, Cal., Exprets: "Geo.
H.Burnett, of Salem, Oregon, judge
ot the district court accompanied I y
hlswlfeand Dr. and Mrs. D. A. Paine,
of Eugene, the same stale, are guestB at
the Ventura."
The iiiiiiiy friends of Chester D
Osburu were pleased to see his familiar
face and figure on our streets today.
Mr. Osburn stops over on bis way to
Ids home at Athena, Umatilla county,
after a mouth's trip to Han FranciBco,
He leaves for Athena tomorrow
morning.
Modern Woodmen.
Hpeclal meeting In Elk's ball Tburs,
day evening, January 25, at 7:30 sharp
Conferring of degrees and any other
busiutss tbat may come before tbe
camp. Members and visiting mem
bers urged to be present.
R. McMukphky, Ven. Cou.
Uratorlo.
Tbe Oratorio will meet in Frank's
hall this evening at 7 o'clock. All
members requested to attend.
Mlioesl Hboes!!
Home genuine good bargains In fine
shoes can be bad by calling at Yoran's
shoe store during their clearance sale.
Notice. Hereafter no general ad
mission tickets will be sold at Tbe
Parker opera house. All seats will be
reserved and the price of admission for
all traveling troupes will be 50 and 75
ceuts. Heoure your seats at the Corner
Drug Htore and save the trouble of get
ting aeata at the box office.
ARRESTED IN JUNCTION VESTERDAV.
Ashland Tiding; "H. C. Collins, tbe
dapper bar-teuiler, who winked at
li e Hotel Oregon a few weeks p',
o:.d wboseexpioils in the line of kit
ing checks aud Uoating worthies
drafts was ventilated in me Tidings of
rtceut date, is still working aloug tbe
same line. The latest victim of his is
in Msn-blield. On the 16th Inst, Col
lins drew a druft in favor of John
Currtu, on tbe Bank of Ashland for
ioO, w loll wsa lashed by a bonking
tirui iu the Con metropolis. It reached
Ashlsud Haturd y and wai promptly
posted and returned lo Slarphfleld and
when i'. readies there Mr. Curran will
no doubt have the amount to repay to
the bunk for Ills faitll lu Collins' finan
cial north. It develo s tbat Collins i
not Hie erstwhile Ashland bar-tender's
proper name, be being the son of a
prominent ciU.eii of Williainaport,
Peiin , named Codder, from whom be
a few years since Inheiited $17,000,
which lias been disputed. When he
came lo the coast, for reasons best
known to himself, Codder discharged
his patrouymio aud assayed to be
knowu as Harry C. Collius, which
signature attaches to checks and dralis
which he is turning into coin quite
rapidly if his recent experiences in
Hornbrook, Medford, Grauts Pass and
Marshfleld are to be taken as a criteri
on. In all probability ere this Collins
has made his way from Cons county to
1'alifniuia."
Collins has continued bis work with
the utmost disregard for an account
ing. Tbe draft at Oram's Pas, which
he cashed was in favor of J. Al Wad
dle, tbe well known traveling mau.
After that exploit Collius went to Hnr
ilstiurg where be succeeded iu working
oil another diaft. This was too much
aud be was located at Junction last
night, arrested by Marshal Curtis, of
that city, aud taken by him. to Rose
burg on tbe overland this mniniug,
where he will be given a preliminary
examination, with bright prospects
ahead of being the guest ol the Btate
of Oregon for several year,-. Collins
was m Eugene for short time a month
or so ago.
l.niru .lupiiliwl t.ll iMMrwill t ! ii i .
tlUllt"u V.V.V..-..." - """'mv (jyf
aper department, and on aucount c;
doing so will offer some of the finest l0ti
ot paper in mieiie at
Startling
Prices.
If you call early you will find a fine line
of designs to select from. The opportu
nity of the season for handsome decora
tive work at a small expense.
(JB HARDWARE CO.
Hors Sold. Tbs Lawry hops, 30 bales,
wars sold to Kola Neia today. Kola Neis
also sold to T D Linton 50 balsa of the Wm
Nelahopi. Terms private.
Our Grand
Annual
Clear ance Sale
Still
Continues.
social:
AOHKKADLE SUHI'KJSK PAKTV.
Mr. Wm G. Purkerson, well known
as au Oregnu pioneer, aud going under
the sobriquet of "Uncle Billy," and
who indeed is, iu truth, au uucle ill
name to a great many people, both
young aud old, was pleasantly stir
prised by a gathering of the same,
and many uleceB aud nephews, at his
borne a few evenings ago.
At 8 o'clock a timid knock was
beard at his door, and belim invited
by "Uncle Billy's cheery "come in,"
all tile J In. To say that the old gen
tleman was surprised does not do jus
tice to bis actual feelings, and it must
be coufesued that lie was considerably
' rattled." However, he quickly
gained hisequlnaulmity audlifier ruak
iug all feel more tban welcome, be
declared it was his treat, and it would
be no small cue, either. After a few
Jokes had beeu cracked ut the old
gentleme'i'a expeu-e, all haucla ad
journed to the resldenceof H. W. Hall,
next door neighbor, where dainty
refieshuieuls were served, Mr. Purker-
sou beiug couepieuous as the guest bf
Honor, the balance of the eveuiug
was spent lu games and lr the amount
of uproarious laughter golug on; could
be taken as a crileriou, everybody
must have beeu successful lu havlug a
graud time. Mr. Purkerson beiug
oalled upon for a Br.eecb, expressed
bituselfas being somewhat out of voice
but declared that be was highly dt
ligbted with the honor of beiug sur
prl ed aud added am mg other things
the wish that all might live long and
happy lives with plenty of this world's
goods for company.
During tbe hilarity "I ncle liillv"
proved hlmtelfas nimble us some of
the younger uieu present. The party
in departing voted him many more
years of life and many bappv 'returns
of the day, as his approaching mar
riage Is currently reported.
THK MINsTHKbS.
Tne Parker was well filled last night
by those who enjoy the real mm.irel
performance. And they were not
disappointed, for Hicbards A Pringlt',
aggregation ol colored soiit,.,, ,,
funmaker. filled every r,qir,rlm
Ihe rsg-tlme and camp-m.n,B ,,.'
sol- aud quartets, I,,,,. ',, Wl '
dancing and Jokes, and every other
feature of the show
received with
Pier re. .,. im, f ar!;r8t
.... uus,rel c,Ml,pie,on
r-Ml and attracts much favoiablc c ,. !
lueul on Ibeir entire circc;i. j
Attbeelceof the perfor.aw le
manager, and troupe were entertained :
at an informal stag party give,, .., I
Kugeue lodge of K.k. It wa, ' :
or. .ugh!) -enjoyed by llinse p.,.wnl. ;
KKalilMi i.am Moiir, j
T.w reading giv. n at the I're-bvt.n ''
an church I., ,, !,, y Mr, M
-'''".U.a.nU.IU.rn,,,,:
u highest ura,.llf n,e auhiv on ,,
lady. Iin.pii.gran, w, , , ' ,,. .,
and ihe elocutionary . . i "1'' ,
tige, Mrs. Meeke left on the nfler
no in Main south-hound lo meet her
appoiiiiiiienis in Hie xiullieru part of
the state.
TRANSKKKS UK KKAI.TV, ETC
Items timbered About Hie Court
House.
Katistacllon of mortgage 150 00
Satisfaction ot mortgage....... 300 00
Ileal estate inorlgnge 200 CO
Chattel mortgage 1H0 00
Chattel mortgage 200 i:0
Satisfaction of mortgage 235 03
KKAL ESTATK TRANSACTIONS.
Jno A Kugate and wife to Phileua A
Yules, 50 acres lu tp 17 8 r 4 w; $L'S0.
J M Hodsou and wife to U W Has
kell and Mrs A F Haskell, lot 8 and
the west J lot 7, block 7 of Packard's
sddi io-i to Eugene; $1200.
M s D A Todd and Aurelius Todd lo
Mrs Lena L Hrowusor, lots 4 and 5,
block II, Scott's addition to Eugene;
$300
O It 4 N Co to M M Kills, 4S0 acres
In ip 17 s r0 w ; $100.
l'll.jHA'i'E.
Kfctute of Kob' Clow deceased; com
mission lo appraiser, Ed Bailey,
James Kirk and J H Mill- r. isMied;
oath of administration tiled; inventory
Hied hbowiug property appraised ot
(031.61. It. i- made up of Hacks, some
bran, middlings, etc, household
good?, and L'05 cords of wood.
Estate of Geo Luher, deceased; nih
of adii.lniitrator G F Skipworlh filed;
petition to sell personal property,
granted. l,ee W Clark, J H Miller
and J M Pollock, appraisers Hied their
Inventory showing properly to the
amount of $107 16 It Is made up of
one lot appraised at J7"), cash $09 G5
and some household eltrcta.
Estate of Matilda Parke', a minor
Caroline I'. Parker guardian; third an
nual report filed by Caroline E Parker,
guardian, l'he lepnrl shows: Mnnev
disbursed out. of guardian's funds for
expenses of ward, $145. Order asked
made to have the amouut repaid from
tlrst money received from estate.
Estate of Josephine Stiles, d ce istd;
commission of appraisers I G Kindts,
w.n K-yni and H H Fish. The ap
praisetnent shows real property valued
at IUUU; personal properly $28. Ptr
eonal prop -rtj ordered sold al private
sate.
CIllt'UIT COUKT.
i-'igene L.ian & Sh inKs (.,.. t, v. j
Fen I E J Amis: to ran imr .
Motion to (lirtuiiss flied by plulmiff's
ollns..,,.. 17 li . .
H M Miltlnrn p; ni i -Aii.... '...
. . J VMMT .l I1IW j
alministtatrlxeslateof Robert Clow,
et al; demurrer tiled, alleirlmr rlw.i
oumpiaini noes not state any cause of
-u.u i-, n ami u F Sklpwortb appear
Hiatt.,rn.,.. i .... '
...... ...j, ,,,r me uoienrtants.
Eva Sllngley vs J v Stingley; suit
,... " iiinineu
in Lanccou'iic. MvA. ikor. !.;,
dren were ever bom as tbe fruits of the
union, in,. COIlll.lHlnt ll,...u
lion, defendant leaving plainllir in
heptenilier, lsini: ,,li,in-'.
name was Kva Deuiliig, , B,ie de.
RIDxt 1. 1
"Ul,e " K 14 S .lpwortb
npiiears for the plaintiff.
FIRST CLASS....
The floffmat
W OZEIGLER, PboprihJ
SUNDAY DINNERS 50c.
EUGENE, OREGON.
HOTEL EUGEJE
H 1 1 tnbeck Bros- & Bristcw, ftm
, Rates $1.00 and $2.00 perdij.
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This is a story that belong totheoldJ
time. A certain lord, pkiisul with m
sallies of his jester presented bimwiil
new Dial Die saying Keep tins Archie pi
til you find a greater foul tluin yourstlfi
Destow.it on.", one aav me nobieoiBj
a-dyinir, aud with his household i
Archie to look his last upon bis miori
face and hear his voice once more. I
The jester stooped rIkjvc his lord J
Bam "master, wiiy tio you say gooa-Dj.i
l am going a journey Arctne" va a
"He is Wise Who
Talks Bat Littler
This is only a half truth.
wise men had held their
tenpucs. vje should know
"fWf'cutth; circulation
V r "UM- If it were not
r ;l .lAwrf:.
. . iiiotmcr(t you
'r7 . r-:vcr know that Hood's
' -tyy-rula is the greatest
'- jn the world to
r'-j and enrich your blood,
l -: an appetite, give you
" .'"'"!.V.'! stcaty nerves.
p:ir: ''ood-"MycomrtaionaMS
V " ' ,7U did much good
' a rn ski"
JiCcd'6 Sauaba)iffa
fprhtf answer " How lontr a iontntrl
the jester asked. "Nav Archie I dojj
knt--. " Whither then docs thyjonftl
! ,n "Neither do I know that ArcbJ
' .v iiat provision hast Uiu made for uj
i-nitii't Vr,nc ai siffhed
iioblenian. Archie looked lony and bij
in hts master's face, ttn u lie put" i
hniMo in i.,r.ra inn,l " Take it 4
said "f.r I have found a greater fool 'il
myself."
Til. .-.. 11 nnrrrnfifpr f.ittv than WHOPf
where knowledge is possible and naj
io diiiciy Him u.ijM.i"-. .
tens uf thousands of iiennic walk tnnJ
linked with folly. 1
the nntirlitintiu nf Uf,'
Rrow to manhood and wmnannnod
of the conditions n-l r winch
Thev exhausi ihemselv! in the m&4
effort lo -'have a pooil time" whiK -
Some day comes Ihe shock wbtt MJ
ntaiuU "nuvt.w.nt Soim-times it' 1
tr..i.l.1 Kr,...ti.,,ea II... l.iriliU'llfailK
functions, soinetitue the liver rfiw,fJ
at thnir h..1 .til.. I till l-ft. VTJ 1
deed, a red spot bcRin to burn J
breath Vrows short", the ti-enctk
at nijfht in drippitip
and tJ
day the daily walk is sh rtened bri
Btepf as the strength t.rh
The theory is that cou-ninptwn -
be cured, anil it's a tlu '
that lime i. wasted in
what is a cure in such
mini (or woman) with .ill i '
consumption taices, a-
thutmands have taken, I1,
Medical Discovery- nm
liealthr. hannv. hearty '.
name thousands and thor.--i
4nd dies in the allotttd
fife. Two position are p--
say ' it was not reaiiv
had." Or it can be said '
consumption after all. " '
able fact is that the man
score years and ten. W
wav? Isn't it life ? Von
disease vou may be said to
enjoying health and livo
in comfort and content. 1
is well established, 'f"
, .H t ly r.l
liitiiiK :1
pierce' &
jve on -.
ace
..H. hare--
- Ve. V1
.1 . tit hs!
. j.-,re if
t MCt.
the
Medical Discovery "
bleeding from lunjrs, otfti.
couifhs, larynuitis, ntnu.
east-, and kindred atT-cf.
pages, which if iK'gltei' -lead
up to consumption,
doubted iu vti-w of the i
well establi-lu'd cures f
cd by tbe moM tni':
Manv of these caes have tn p.
consuniplion aud incur y
local pnysicians ot-iort- i-- , 4 t
hienced the use of Dr. l:kC
Medical Dicoverv.
Whether the doctors In
judgement in these ntnue
is not for ut to decide.
, liBfl
thrc1
.- tio
-h
t had i rerv t-1 n,4v
and wa-ialmot in rtivci.nrw
Writes Mr. Mrjut if.
rx. Co.. Mrt-... Ih'X ('ti.V
iii-hiii mm ui.i inc ( - .,c .ir- i
Mrdicnl I)ictTrv, iind. t J'.'f ci ' I
sj Bt the time I h '. r;'1-r.':l
Doitit i frit much be'.f' ' -taken
three bottles. T' lT
got well and ttrong ag:i:rv '
"I ha-I theffrHn. which l't
We no strt-iiiith and a evii-;
Mtiari1. of K.ist T.vnv
C'Hiti. " As omt ot mv l
rtadcr were !,,, li(
i '. n Me. lien t' Hiovt i 4
Weil in one of my ffe (xi M