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Newspaper Page Text- II H SI Ka iiy , ai LnriiesDSeslion.Cheetrul- foTN.VRCOTIC SSSfmA- fc,Convulsions.Fcvcnsh- lacSimlle Signature of NEW YOR C HALK. AiTOI!NKY-AT-LAy. 1 and 2 Cliriaman Block. EliOE.VE. OHEOU.V. ffllXIAMS, ATTOliNKY-A V-LAW kiwi a specialty. f-Or er Line County Bank, BILYKU, ATTOKXEYATLAW. -Over first National Bank. Eugene, Okeqon. WOODCOCK, ATTOKNEY-AT-I.A W, Ihalf block south of Chraman Blk Euokne, Oki.oon. - SKWWOKTH. ATTOKXEY-AT-LAW. rictica in all the. Court's. KcceseOiieoos. TH0Y.P9ON HAH A HAIlllV foMPSOS HARDY, ATTOltXEYS-ATLAW. Io f'int National Tinnt- T..,;l,i;., M in 11 the courts. Eugene, Oreoox. Mdobkis, I0EXEY (t COVXSKLOR-AT.I, AV in til t)ie court, .if the Second ,nJ 10 the Supreme Court N attention (riven to collections and F a Probate. -Fmt National Batik BWK. ""M 1. 2 and a MEDICAL. JW HARRIS. NVSICIAN AND SURGEON. Uran-9 to 12 ,. 2 to 5 and 7 to J -Ferry .ire,, ..... n.i. j SnrKKNDAI.L, M. D. W3IPUN Xnd SUIUEON rOiriman Block. 3EKVEn,M.u. f5TSIciAN An Rntirnv.v 'PtaL ?nt, t'hvaician St Vincent 'i rt. vv..i..i. -MUftte Sl. Rrocery store, "l'orner Sev. ent.li a,,d Uih. CCKF.Y. JKWKI.Kli. 'Vk.llei,,.. JJE. OBEIIOS Q Bnmi.E, T't... '"a itrwt. t.. a in:.. U Street eet tlail.vay. T'ME CAKti, i-rtk. ... k!tZl'of. ISO. . ,yn nrt it. . ' " . tli1! strtsl U foher uoi'l,, "lK 'het Wto.m.U, 1 t agggg$5E5gil5&3aimmmmmWmmMmmmmm BTJ&TNKS8 CAP.DS, Hl attoknkys-atlaw. EjVe. PiOTnnin i j d wm as m mm tm mi m ai as j n ia sua aim Fcr Infants and Children. SThe Kind You Have Always Bought "Roars t.TiA Signature of The Kind You Have Always Bought. TORIA TMC CCWTAUH OOMHHT. NCW VOUK CITY. Dyspepsia Cure. Digests what you eat. - It artificially digeststhe food and aMto Ifdture in st rengthening and recon structing the exhausted digestive or gans. 1 1 is the latest discovered digest ant and tonic. No other preparation can approach it in efilciency. It In stantly relieves and permanently curef Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, Slekneadache.Gastralgia.Crampi.and all other results of imperfect digestion, prepared hy E. C. DoWltt A Co., Chicago. VINCENT & CO.. Corner Drug Store. Ff "tT " VITALITY I ? l'i! A A LOST VlbUH FA i AND MANMOOr Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and wasting diseases, all effects of self- abuse, or excess and India blood biiilclcr. Brings the pink glow to pale cheeks anr matrrPB tlio firi of vnilth By mail BOc per box; C boxes for .ViJ.KO; with a written guaran. tea to euro of vefund the money. NEHVITA MEDICAL CO. Uirttori & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL. For nale V L DeLan o DnifRlat SUMMONS- In the Circuit court of the State of Ore gon for Lane CouDty Eva Btingley, Plaintiff, J. O.Stingley, Defendant To J. C. Stingley, Defendant. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF Oregon: Yon are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed againt you in the above entitled Oourt on or before the expiration of six weeks, to-wtt: On or be fore tne turn aay oi maron, iuu; ana n you fail to answer, for want luereol tne plaintiff will take a decree against you dis solving the bonds of matrimony now ex isting between plaintiff and defendant; and also that olaintiff's name be changed from Eva Stingley to her maiden name, Eva Deming; and for such other relief as to the Court inav seem eauitable. This summons shall be, by order of the County Judge of Liane County, urogon, pnoiiBnea lor six consecutive weeks in the Ecoenb DaiiiT Guaiii), and the first publicotion thereof In said paper is in the issue of January 24, rjuu. And tne date oi ine oraer oi duducb tion o( this summons is the 24th daj of January, 1900. his summons is published in the Edoknk Daily Goabd by order of Hon. E. O. Potter. Judoe of the Countv Court of Lane County, Oregon, made in chambers the 24tb day of January, ivuu. E. B. SkitwoRtu, Attorney for Plaintiff. EXECUTRIX NOTICE. Notice is hereby given, that the undersign ed, I.yclia A Huston, has been duly appointed executrix of the lent will and testament and nr tl.A nt 1-1. rt. Hniiton. deceased, bv the county court of Lane county, Oregon, and all persona having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same with the proper vouchers to said executrix at the 1HW IIUIOO Ul ....J" n --. --o r within six months of the date of this notice. Dated this '-rd day of January, 1!KX.) Lvdia A. Hosto.v, Executrix. I BU.YE0, Attyforestate, NOTICE TO CREDITOB8. Notice is hereby given that tie nod signed kas been appointed by the Con Court of Lane county, Oreoon. adminis tor of the estate of E. J. Simmons, deees ed. All persons bavins claims against ai estate are hereby notified to present the j to me with tne proper voucnera i.uk" uregon, witnin six momus uuui . publication of this notice. Dated November 28, 199. Aliox M. Bxckwith, In ritir Hlze doesn't Indicate quality. Be ware of counterfeit and worthless salve oflered for De Witt's Witch Haiel Salve, DeWHl's Is the only original. Ad infallible care for piles and all skin (Mwases. VinceDt Co., Corner Drug do He who does not llko th -io .i.. Japanese cook dsh must ba hard tr. p.ease. They are better flab cooks than the French. The Japanese wa ters are veiy proline, and tho natives seem to Lave learned in cooking to preserve the inherent flavor of the fish, while their sauces are very sim ple. Aud as for eels, us thev am ed at the kantlustawa, a teahouse tn Tokyo, he who has tasted them has tstabllshed a standard lu his mind by which to Judge other eels. beaweed we had, too. thin as nanor. and crisp. It Is the weed of the sea that Is loft on the rocks uud scraped from thiin by the usher yoiiicn with shells and then dried in th. sun. It Is eaten as a relish aud bus a delicate flavor, BUgEestlug cinnamon. nice we had lu abundance. It was served from a bucket (uot unlike ours, uui not quite so deep) of unpaimed white pine, with a little woodeu shovel somewhat like those our children use in playing at the seashore. Dur rieo bowls were filled again and yet again, and when we covered our bowls It meant we had finished dinner. 1 have seen the Japanese look with Indiffer ence at a fish cooked lu a wav that made my mouth fairly water with de sire, hut when they are served with rice It receives their Immediate atten tion. Harper's Magazine. Napoleon Woa a Dnndr. It Is pleasant to learu. If oue has Na poleon I on the hero list, that he had very dainty hublts in personal mut ters; that he was fastidiously clean In bis person, according to an article In a French contemporary, and poured eau de cologne into the wntcr he washed In. then sponged his head with per fume and Anally pouted the remainder of the contents of the fiosk over the neck and shoulders. lie was also ex travagantly fond of clean linen and during his campaigns had relays of It sent to different places. In those days It did not cost a farm to have "starch ed things" laundered, for. In account with a famous laundress in I'aris, the emperors "linen" for one "wash" amounted to 380 pieces aud cost only a trifle over $20. This strikes an American as very reasonable. But his majesty never wore any article but once, and as he al ways undressed himself without aid from bis valet his garments were liter ally "cast" to the four corners of the room. Nnpolcon's bill for eau do co logne, however, exceeded the washer woman's by a large majority. It Is a relief to learn that the Little Corporal was so much a dude. Some of his predecessors In the Tuilerles were not blessed with such excellent habits, If history Is to be relied upon. A Rat Storr. One day not long ago," said a brick manufacturer, "one of my workmen saw three rats carrying a straw across the brickyard. It seemed such an un usual sort of proceeding that he stop ped his work to watch them. Two of the rats held the straw at opposite cuds while the third supported the center. They were making straight for the river which flowed by one side of the yard. When they arrived at tho bank, they laid down the straw aud took a long drluk. Then they proceed ed to take up the straw again In tho sam? manner as before and returned by the same way they bad come. This so Interested the workman that ho determined to watch If they would come again. And suro enough, at about the same tlmo the next day, they appenred, carrying tho straw ex actly as before. Having provided him self with a gun, he shot all threo to see If possibly he might thereby solvo tbe mystery. He discovered that the rat lq the center was blind and there fore concluded thnt this was tho ani mals' kind method of lending their afflicted comrade to tho water to drink." Philadelphia Inquirer. Fool sad Ula Honey. It chanced that tbe miser and spendthrift took ship together. tho En voyage the spendthrift bought muct wine and sat long at tbe gaming table. "The fool and bis money soon part!' sighed tbe miser. Presently a storm rose, and tbe ship foundered, and they were all cast Into tbe water, and the miser, having his gold In a belt about bis waist, sank to the bottom. "The fool and his money," observed the spendthrift sadly, for he was a generous soul, "don't always part!" After that the spendthrift swam to a raft, where he starved to death. De trolt Journal. A Golf Outrage. The Earl of Wemyss was on a Fife golf course not long ago, accompanied by an old c-rJdle. Ills lordship got his ball on one occasion so near the hole that to play It was, ns It appeared to him, superfluous. So ho simply tip' ned it In with the toe of his boot The caddie revolted Instantcr, threw down the clubs and looked horrified. When he found words to speak. It was to say, "Hang It, me lord, gowfs gowfl" Mlllaii and Newman. The author of tbe life of Mlllala tells the following anecdote: When Cardinal Newman came to sit to tho artist for his portrait, he asked where be was to pose. "Oh, your eminence, on that emh nence. If vou nlease." answered Sir John, pointing to the models' dais, am: seeing him hesitating, added, "Come, Jump np, you dear old boy." Ovatera and Strawberries. The oyster and strawberry are said to be the greatest of evangelists. They have built and furnished more church es, paid the salnrlcs of more preachers and helped more heathen than any two other natural agencies In the worUL Btynoldsvllle (Pa.) Star. fLAitU OCT. Dull headache, paius In various parte of the body, sinking at the pit of the stomach, loss of appetite, feverisnness, pimples or sores, are all positive evidence of Impure blood. No matter hnw It hpcamn so. it must be purified In order to obtain good health. Aoker's Wood Elixir has never failed to cure uirnriilniianr Kvnhilitlc poisons, or any other blood diseases. It Is cerUlnly a wonderful remedy and we sell every hottla on a nositlve guarantee. For Wood Wautril. Kills Will be received at tin- ntllce i( the hecrettiry rf the i (sr.i if regents until Saturday, February 3, UKXi, Ht jo o'clock M. to cut atlx! deliver In the University of Oregon mi or trine Au list I.j, 1U00: :-00 cords tiiir body lir, 4 fret. 1!00 colds eiuh oak. 4 tt-i-t t:nt Irs ball 3 inches nor more than 10 itiche n daiueter. Joshua J. Walton, Secretary. aIu.-ku liokl FlelcR First steamship for Capo Nome and Cape York will sail from Seattle Muy 10. k This will he a lurgeship with a freight capacity of 1600 tons and pas senger accommodations for 0(). For rates and further ihforillKlnii, call on orBddress R. MuMuui'hev. Ageut Northern Paoilic, Kugene. Usrgtiiiia In Property. The Latter residence nroiiertv on Willamette street, also lots on comer if Lincoln ami 61 It streets, will now lie sold cheap, eaiy terms. Auyonedestring choice pronertv call obtain inhumation by calling on The Kugetie Heal Estate ei Investment Company, Eugene, Ore gon. In many parts of Harney county, the Hurm, News sajs, there has been no snow-fall us yet, and stock is get ting ulong well without being fed. Pansli's aud other tlowers are bloom ing out ot doors in litirns. Coos County Mall; P. llcckley and three other cattle buyers of Douglas county, were on Ilayues slough this week purchasing cattle. They paid as high as $18 for yearlings and piopoi- tionally higher prices for other ages. Unless severe weather comes later lu the whiter, the 100X) wool will be ol very flue quality. The Bheep have been in the best of ennditiou, the growth of the wool has been regular, making a good fiber. If prices hold up a hand of sheep will be good property lien spring uud s itiniter. riick Headache absolutely and per manently cued by using Mo hi lea. A pleasant herb drink. Cities consti pation and imlliiest'Oii, makes vou eat. sleep, work and happy, riallfactlou guaranteed or money hack. 25 ols aud 60 ots. For tale bv VV L DeLano. Albany Herald: The proposition of the city council to nay the Electric Light Company the sum of $1000 per auutiin for lights, seems to be a reason able proposition. The city can ailord to pay that much lor lights. It would be much better than to go further in debt lor a plant of its own. I. T. Travis, Ageut rSotithnrn It. R., Bellna, Ga,, writes: "I can not say too much lu praise of One Minute Cough Cure. It my caso It worked like a charm." The only harmless remedy tt at gives Immediate resu'ts Cures coughs, colds, croup, brouihilis, aud all throat and lungtrniibles. Vin cent & Co, Corner Drug Htoro. Bays the Corvallls Times-Union: Harry Uickelt, well and favorably known in this olty, was conductor on the freight train on the occasion of die shameful abuse of Winnie Thorn, which has attracted so much attention throughout the state, Mr. Iliekott has been completely exonoruted from any knowledge or complicity In the crime. In his testimony before Justice Vaughan, at Cottage (J rove, Mr. Kick- ettsaid he met Miss Thorn on the occasion in question, eighteen cars from tbe caDoose and beard someone ask her If she was wet. Further th in this he kuew nothing. Saturday. January 28, by a rato of 384 to 72 the taxpayers of Baker City voted In favor of the Issuance of $100, 000 bonds, to run twenty years and bearing four per cent Interest, for the purposeof purchasing the Elk creek water rights, laying the best of mod ern pipe for the required distance of approximately 10 miles, and, in short for putting in a complete gravity wati r system for supplying Biker Ciiy fir u generation lo come with an abundance of pure mountain water, for general use, fire fighting and sewerage purposes. The home of ex-tloVHrnor Pennoyer at Portland has been levied upon to sa isfy a lodgment obtained against him for ofllcial net-, while mayor of Portland. The amount Is $13,000, and so far the representatives of the city have taken tin action to relieve Mr, Pannoyer of the liability. The city has no money with which to pay the claim, ard has no means at present of securing the same, so the creditor is proceeding against theex-governor and mayor personally. There Is considerable objection on the part of voters fo complying with the registration law enacted by the last .legislature and evidently some will refuse to comply with Its provis ions, and thereby be depilved of the right nf sufTrage. For this they can blume no one but themselves. Every voter who feels an Interest lu govern mental ailairs should go to the trouble of registering. Albany Herald: F. M. Kedfleld has been appointed as clerk In the office of C. B. Winn, superintendent ol the census In this district. The census office in the Fllnn block will be a very busy place from this time forward until the census Is completed. The work Is being undertaken in a way which insures a complete and accurate cnsus. One farmer of the Kings valley country refused this week $5 per head for his entir floi k of sheep, says a dis patch from Monn.e. Keverul in that vicinity have refused $3.50 per head, Prol.al ly the highest price paid for sheep In that vicinity this year lias been paid by Frank Oillani, who gave to 50 per head for 50. Ooals are also selling In this part of the country for $5 per head. The farmers have Just begun to find -ut how profitable stock-rai.-lng Is. June (terns Jan. 23 1H00, D. ('. Miiihews Is msklug consider able Improvements In his sawmill. James Oillllih, the well known mill wright, fr mi Dexter, Is now busy at work turning the new pulleys that will soon make the saws buzz again. Mr. Mathews has a tine lot of logs on hand and will have his mill running this wei I- , I .Mathews will soon have Ills contract for 500,C00 feet of logs com pleted Mr. K ilM-rta Is cutting l iushforD C. Mittlu ws. Mr. H-dford was inallcarrier from Dextet to June today. Mr. Cummins visited Dexter this week, returning with a pack train beaded 111 the ill reel ion of Bohemia. Hlggius Brothers am trapping ou the headwaters ot Lost oreek, aud re port fur pleutiful. Miss Iua McKenzle, of Pleasaut Hill, will teach tho spring term of school at June. Mr. Gcissler, from near Eugene, was visiting June this week. Henry Tllton went dowu to Dexter today. J. F. Hoi brook went to Eugene this week.' - Bull Woods will soon complete IiIb contract of brush-cutting for Mr. Bedford. L. Cruzan visited June today, look ing for cattle. Plenty of buow in sighlthis morning on the hilltops. Junk. Cold Steel or Death. "There is but oue small chance to saye your life and that Is through an operation." was the awful prospect set before Mrs. I. B. Huul, of Lime Bldge, Wis., by her doctor after vaiuly trying to cure her of a Irlghtfiil case of stom ach trouble and yellow Jaundice, He did'ut count on the marvelous power of Electric Bitters to cure stomach aud liver troubles, hut she heuid of It, took seven bottles, was wholly cured, avoid ed surgeon's knife, now weighs more and feelB better thau ever. It's posi tively guaranteed to cure stomach, liver aud klduey troubles and never disappoints. Price 50c at Linn Drug Co's drug store. Brave Men Fall Victims to stomach, liver and kid ney troubles as well as women aud at feel the result In loss of appetite, poisons lu the blood, backache, ner vousness headache and tired, listless, ruu-down feeling. But there is no need to feel like that. Listen to J W Gardner, Idavllle, Ind. He says: "Electric Bitters are JuBt the thing for a man when he is ail run dowu, and don't care whether be lives or dies. It did more to give me new strength aud good appetite than anything I could take, lean now eat anything and have a new lease on life." Only 50 cents, at Linn's Drug btore. Every bottle guaranteed. Ladies' and misses' leggings, Jersey knit, black, full button, $1 value; clos' lug at 65o, at Barker Gun Works. PARKER OPERA HOUSE, .WALTER ROSS, Manager. , Jas. 31 i-.-1 BBS? J. DUKE MURRAY, and HOWARD LONG fa PRESENT " Wa- sy - ' mv.t is.aia A Play for theJWomen and Children. A Romantic Drama Full ol Intense Heart Interest, Joy and Sorrow. Plot and Counter-plat. Superb Scenic Effects. Keproihidng I,ondon' Historic Thorough fares, Fleet Street, Piccadilly. The Tliamis Knibankment, London s iaraous rawnnrio'. Prices 50c and 75c. NO GENERAL ADMISSON Children must have just the right kind of food il they are to become strong men and women. A defi ciency of fat makes children thin and white, puny and nervous, and greatly retards full growth and develop ment. They need It supplies just what all delicate and growing children require. ao. and i.oo. U druggttla. SCOTT a UOWSt:, Crwirnt., Htw Vera. Wednesday A STORY OP SYMPATHY AND MIRTH. Growing Time CORVALMS C0U.fc.Ol; UIML. The Corvallls Times resureects tho follow ing: Whether they were college gills or public school girls is not certain. There were two of them, anil tills in hat they said: "I just think it is shameful the way that girls sling olaiig," said number one, "My, if I twirled any talk like she does, my dad would tan my duds until the dust was thicker than Ilies III tly tlmo." "You bet jour brass and it would servo you right," replied number two, "My parents are suulluwere of the same hue, and if I should make any raw cracks lu my conversation, they would thrash the rosy cussedness out of my angelio anatomy quicker than chain lightening." In the soul h end of It-nlon county is a turtle lanch probably tbe only one in the entire Northwest Pacillc country, says tho Corvallls Unlon Gazetie. Tney discovered that while the broth from the huge soft shell-back turtle was an appropriate luxury, the supply was uot equal tu the demand. A Hiu Frauclico llrru agreed to take all that the Oregouiuus could fur.ii-li. The proprietors understood the busi ness of fa'tiinlng turlles, and they have increased their facilities until they were etlalil.il, a few days ago, to ship 200 dozen to the (lolden Gate markets. Tho price Is said to be $2 per dozen. Beeniiiigly it low llgttr- that, but nevertheless, said to be profitable. CLASSIFIED COLUMN. Noticos unitor this head not to exeoed five linn, 50 cents per week; 1 50 a month; $12 per year. For Sale. FOB 8 ALE. Probably the very bi'i 150 acre tracts of land in Lane coun ty , aud one of the best In the Btati of Oregon, owned by DrT W Harris. This is a ery fertile and highly im proved farm lying i!J milts west of Eugene ou au excellent road. Tne doctor bought this farm with a view to breeding fine horses, but having glveu up the breeding business, has no further use for his farm and desir ing to devote himself exclusively lo his profession, oilers It for Bale at a rare harguln. Call on tho doctor for terms of sale, FOB HALE. Corner First and Jeiler sou streets, oue 10 room house, and two lots, 80x100 feet each. Good barn, water, fruit.fiue garden ground. Also bouBeand lot, corner First and Lawrence streets, lot OU feet 8 Inches, by 160 feet, young frrlt trees, good f;arden ground, water, etc. Also louse and lot, corner Willamette aud Fourteenth streets. For prices and terms write 8 J Hills, Tacoma, Wash, Box 827, or call at Guard odl oe. Miscellaneous. WOOD BIDS WANTED. Bide will be received at the office of the Eu gene tannery until February 1, 1000, for 200 cords of 4-foot body fir wood Haines & Co. WOOD WANTED. 860 cords bodj fir wood by AugUBl 1, 1IH10. Bids will be received prior to December I, 1S99. Eugene Water Co., F L. Cmamukhs, Secretary. Homeless Children. The ChMdrena Home-Finding Ho- clety receives homeless dependeut ohlldreu and places them hy adoption or otherwise lu worthy families. For particulars as lo committing a child to the Hoolety, or receiving a child Into the home temporarily, or permanently, address Bey. H. W. Brayton, Unite .Superintendent, Hau Jose, Calif. Notice. The LadleB Aid of the 1st Presbyterian church will give a supper ou the even ing before Washington's birthday, Feb. 21st. The menu aud further par. Honiara will be published later. HOME COOKING when done by a drat class cook, should b the acme of everything that is relic- ious and toothsome, and to attain this consummation devoutly to he wd-hed'' your splc aud flavorings, baking powders and condiments, oils and sa ad dressings should be absolutely pure, and or tho niiriiest strength and genuine flavor. You can get this only from a reliable Btore, that keeps noth ing but the heat, as you can always And at GRAY & SON mmm A SPANKING TEAM. of high .topping r m1nter would prob ably look Itke ordluury hor a il uot dn-md n n nmnner lo fiitt their at la. Don't tx pict your Lore to look prond ftnd fiery if lb( v ara nhHtutd of ihi ir dnM. Fit them tun in one of our ut mining bngpr birneen n d th-7 will rnpay yon in prido hi d action PRESTCM & HALES. Manufaoturor of Harnas and Saddles. Dealer In faints, Oils and Wall Pepar, t .Threat Troubles "Hal-dwell, Ky., wIuto I live, is In tfcu ex , troinc wottTii urt oi thotuii' nul -jiilya .,1, l.-w inilt-s from Ohim, 5j lil., wl.ctv iliu Ohio T t tupi its hiiu the Mia- Jti 'iT' . JT if pi Hivcr. It may . , are ionuiMn li'-rc be- t i o it , b ut, whatever tho tv'i-.m, I 1j nd it ;m- t- con htaut ly keepa supply f Acker's Kiir . li-h U.'innly for I'l'ii-mmp- tim on lift mi. It H tilt) best thing I ever fWli'-a. WJ LiaU t-a mo across i, nil. ami throat troubles, and 1 it in my lam.ly lor y-aw. No drujritisl here can bf .i.-p.-mt. 1 upon to liavo it always. st I am writ iiu ihis b iter t W. H. Hooker A O).. -'-V I'l.-.ulway. X. Y., to order u dozen boitles at a time. My wifo is bothered lately with horo throat and ditlif nit breathing, but just assort, a the dozen bot- -thget here, I will give her a fi'W doses, nnd she will fei lainly be w- H again. 1 expect to write another letter in a short lime, saying my wifo iaeurrd, for 1 feel absolutely sure it ti what she needs." (Signed) T. A. White. Sold at'iV.,r0c. andfl a bottle, throughout the Tnited States nnd Canada aud in Kng Innd, at Is. 2d., 2s. ad., -Is. Od. Jf you are nut ealituied after buying, return the bottle to your druggist, and get your nii:iey back. authorize thralvov anwittrf. W. II. llvoKtiR & tv., IftHirictMt, Sew i'orkm , Fop Sale B" W L Delano- EAST AND SOUTH VIA THE SHASTA ROUTE OF THE Southern mh Go Kxprens Trains I.euve Portluml llnily- .Villll !l":15 a in !I:M a in 8:."i p in 1:10 pin 7:00 p in 8:10 ptiu UsVI p in 7:15 p ni l:lli a ui V:IKI a in l.v Portland Ai" l.v Kimono l.v AriSaii Kruucineo l.v Ar Otftlen Ar Ar I.HH Angeles i.v Ar Kl I'iiho l.v Ar New Orleans l.v Lv Portlnuil A r l.V Kllirene l.v Ar Sim KriuieUco l.v Ar OK'teii, l.v Ar l.os Angeles l.v Ar 101 1'nno Lv Ai New Urltiiuis l.v I 1:10 a ui I la.MOpm 7i1lo in I 8:50 ft ni DINING CARS OBSERVATION CARS Pulluiau tirHt-olais ami Tonriat Sleeping cars attached to till tliron, h trains. Prompt connections at llinver, Utmilia and Uliicao with truins tor other east ern cities. Uorviilll. Itliill Hutu (Kxcetil Sunday,. 7:80 am I 11:55 p uij Lv Ar Portland Corvallui Ar I 6:50 pin Lv 1:(1 pin At Albany and Oorvallis conuect with train of Oregon Central & Kastern iuiiway. Ilidepouaellce lltb.ellKer Dully Ihxecpt Sunday i XxriUEBB TBA1H UA1LY (KXCXPT BUNrjAt.) 4:61) pm Lv Portland Ar 1 8:25a lu 7;!M i ui Ar McMhinville Lv I 5:50 a m 88l) p in I Ar independence Lv 4:50 a ui Jjircct connection nt mi I'luticiacu with steanialitp lines for Hawaii, Jupuu, t bins, the Phillipinuh aud Australia, lur ttirougti tickets and rates, call on 1. U A DA lit, Or E .1 McCLANAIIAN, , Depot Agent City 'J ieket Auunt, Lug-ene, Oregon, H KOKllLlilt, O II MAIIK1IA1I, Manauer. U 1'' and V A, Portland, Oregon, a. Frightful Blunder Will olten cause a horrible burn, scald, cut or bruise. Bucklen's Arnica Halve, the best lu tlio world, will kill tne pain aud promptly heal it. Cures old sores, fever sorts, ulceis, bolls, fel ons, corns, all eklu eruptions, liest pile euro ou earth. Only 25 uts. a box. Cure guaranteed. Hold by kLlnu Drug Co, urugglst. To Cure a Cold lu One Day. Take Laxative lirouio Quiulno Tab lets, All druggists refund the money if II falls to vine. E. W. Orove's signa ture is on euch box.jl!oc. mm WN6 UP A BIG BILL Fur doctor's frcs wouldn't be neteuniy, wlin jou are at-ty; taiktd with cold at thin ma non of the year, if yuu wenld kfin bottle of our pireand Ml h prude t'j Mi jN t l In Whirkey in your houw, aiil t then Uk it in tlio form ut, f toldyt or m your tiinte die f twtenf at ldtiine or any other old tin e. 'I her In nothing f i tike it for roldc, lAtirlppo ro I kindred ailments. W. ffi. Henshaui it 1 for eough: 1 have ue 7:UC"p"in lWtUin H : I f, mil 5:.'t0 a in 7;IMI in li:U0 pill than u ui :M a ui I i:U p m 1 7:15 p m 1 5:45 p in 1 :'.1l p in I 11:00 p ui I tli li 111 ;. A 1cl( cut ( Vrt Store. ale by W l DeL-ano,