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Eugene Guard WEDNESDAY - JAN 31 All Popular Brand of CIGARS KOK SALIi AT Julius Goldsmith's GUARD Telephone, Hi Main 191. IIKrVITIKI The river Ih steadily falling. Dr Lowe, optician, with J H Luckey. Mud guards & cents per pair at C C Matlock. Jolin U'Leary, of Tho Dalles, Is here looking for antooV ranch. Bicycle nupplles of all kinds on hand. ( (! Mullock. It. MuMurphuy ssya the H8,0o0 Junction trade was accomplished by "telephone." An elegant line of clears and tobao coesjust lecelved at the Barber Hhop cigar store. The London Llfe"coinpany arrived on the 2:08 daylight overland, and will play at The Parker tonight. We have a few second-hand wheel, for sale cheap, cash or Installments. 0 t! Matlock. M O Warner tunes pianos and organs. Repairing and polishing. J. P. Cheshire, of Bodavllle, who has been quite 111 Is now Improving and will recover. Ladles' and misses' leggings, black, Jersey knit, full button, tl value; now (15c, at Barker Uuu Works. Now Is the time to make the wife happy with that air tight beater. Prices very low at F L Chambers.' Look out for entertainment by the ladles of Bt. Mary's Episcopal Guild on Ht. Valentino evening, February 14. The "Cheerful Liar Company" which recently played her, stranded at The .Dulles yesterday. It was a snldo aflalr. Bicycles repaired while vou wait. CO Mai look. The fuu. ral of the late Mrs. J. R. Ellison occurred this afternoon at o'clock, ltev. R. (!. Brooks roiiduollug the religious services. The first governor of Oregon will par ticipate In The Old Time fiddler's Contest, Friday, Feb. 2nd. (Jet you tickets now. Lewis DeuuW, Baleu, Ind says "Kodol Dyspepsia Cure 1ld more good thuu anything J ever toon." It digests what you eat and cau not help but cure dyspepsia aid stniuaoh troubles. Vlnoent A Co, Corner Drug Btore, At the time seaicluug parties were out looking for the body of the late Auiiust Fischer, an overcoat was left at the Fischer home.;Mrs. Fischer will be glad to return the same to Its owner, whenever that party shall make him. self known. J. I. Bevry, Logan ton, Pa., write "I am wllhug to take my oath that I was cured of pueumoula entirely by the use One Minute Cough Cure after dootora failed. It alto cured my ohll dren of whooping cough." Quickly relieves and cures oougha, oolds, croup, grippe aud throat and lung troubles. Children all like U. Mothers endorse It. Vincent A Co, Corner Drug btore, "I am Indebted to One Minute Count) Cure for my health and life. It cured me of lung trouble following grippe." Thousands owe their lives to the prompt action of this uever fall' lug remedy. It cures, coughs, oolds, croup, bronchitis, pneumonia, grippe and throat and lung troubles. Its early use prevents consumption. It la the only harmless remedy that gives Im mediate results. Vlnoent A Co, Cor ner Drug Btore. Hlate of Ohio, CHy of Toledo, I Lucas County, ' Fkank J. Ciiknky make oath that he Is the senior partner of the firm of F.J.Cheney & Co., doing business In the city of Toledo, county and stats aloresald, and that said Arm will pay ON K HUNDltKD DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that can not lie cured by the use of 11 ALL'S VATAHlill I'llKK. FltANK J. ClIKNKV. Hworn to Lefora te and subscribed In my presence, this nth day of Decern bcr, A. ti., tiii , W. Glkahon, bkal Notary Public 7 Hall' Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter nally and acta directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, rirud for testimonials, rree. F. J. Ciiknky A Co., rn.l.Mo, Ohio, Hold by druggists, "So. .Mall's 'Family Pills are the liest. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bough) Bears the Signature of S All the late prooewes. such as Carbon, l'latlnmype, Bas Keller, aud 1 toys I Bromide we are able tofiirnlh our r.al rons.; ESl ,t Celeron' Panels and oval nirlnsurva In niany? tints are the newest thin In im tints. Daily Tb republican editors will meet In Portland February 6lh. The two Mormon preachers will hold services Id Frank s ball Sunday even- "g. D. M. McCrady, artlsilo painter and paper-hanger. Inquire or leave orders at Preston 4 Hales. Number 16, held by James Billmne, won tbe graphopbone which wasglveu away by I. K. Peters. Tb first Fiddler' Contest ever held In tbe state of Oregon, at tbe Opera bouse Friday night. Feb. 2nd. Albany last nlgbt levied a two mill tax. Tbla will maintain her acnoois for nine months in tbe year. Alex Lewis, who was one of the principals In a cutting aBray up tbe Mohawk Is recovering and is anie to be up and around. Just received all tbe lata models of 1900 Rambler and Ideal bloycle. C. C. Matlock. A very exciting dog fight occurred on Ninth and Willamette street today, In which much Interest was taken by the spectator. It I now stated that there will be no river aud harbor bill passed at this session of congress. Tuesday' Lebanon Review: J. W. Cook, of Bohemia, P. L. Bpong and W. A. Hemenway, of Cottage urove. are Id tbe city today. Get your ticket now at tb Homer Drug Btore for The Old Time Fiddler' Contest, Friday, Feb. 2nd. Tickets, 26, 85 and 60 cents. DeWHt's Little Early Risers purify the blood, olesn the liver, Invigorate tbe system, Famous little pill for constipation and liver trouble. Vln cent A Co, Corner Drug Btore. Dyspepsia can oe oured by UBing Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets. One little tablet will give Immediate relief, or money refunded. Bold In nanasome In boxes at 26 ots. For sale by W L DeLano. Just received a full oar load of su perlor steel ranges and cook stoves which were bought early. Prices still reasonable at F L Chambers. No advance as yet at F L Chamber In nrltna on Bain wagon. Raolne tiuirele. Monitor drills. Dandy disc imrmwH. Oliver walking plows and Pitts harrows. Now Is the time to buy before this lot Is all sold. Exnerienoe Is the beet teacher. Use Acker' English Remedy Id any of oougha, cold or oroup. Bbould It fall to give Immediate relief money re funded. 26 cts and 60 ecu. For sale by W L DeLano, F. B. Tblrkield, health Inspector of Chicago, say: "Kodol Dyspepsia Cure oaunot be recommended too highly. It oured me of severe dyspepsia." 11 gests whut you eat and cures Indiges tion, heartburn and all form or dys pepsia. Vlnoeul A Co, Corner Drug Btore. Lee B. Hendricks, the genial B. P, conduotor, was married In Rneeburg January 28, to Mis Leone O. Hayes, of Woodburn. a most charming and accomplished young lady, by the Rev, F. P. Belilgon.of Roseburg, assisted by tbe Rev. Kdw. Donnelly, of Ashland. O. H. Appleton, Juitio of tbe peaoe, Clarksburg, N. J., says: "DeWltt's LUtie Early Riser are the best pills made for constipation. We use no others." Qulokly cures all liver and bowel trouble. Vincent A Co, Corner Drug Btore. Corvalll Time: H O Mabon, grand organlxer ot the Native Bon, now In Corvalll aud will Institute a cabin here, I a native son of Benton oounty He waa born at Monro, and hit father waa Dr Mabon, well remembered by many here. The doctor came to tbe Willamette valley Id 1862, and Id tbe early day hi prtctloe extended from Albany to Eugene. Frenoh Tansy Water, the world's famous remedy for Irregular aud plu ful periods of ladles; are uever falling and safe. Married ladl' friend Frenoh Tansy Wafer are the only re liable female remedy Id tbe world; Im ported from Paris; lake nothing else, but Insist on genuine; In red wrappers with crown trade mark. La France Drug Comrany. Importers. 808 Turk Bt. Ban Francisco. For sale by all drug, gists, or sent In plain wrapper direct u receipt or It ha been demonstrated repeatedly Id every ttate Id the Union and In many foreign oountrlr that Chamber lain' Cough Remedy I a certain pre ventive and cure for croup. It has be- oome the universal remedy for that disease. M V Fisher, ol Liberty, W Va, only repeat what ha been mid around the globe when he write: I have used Chamberlain' Cough Remedy In my family for several yeare and always with perfect success. W believe that It Is not only the best oounh remedy, but that It Isa sure cure lor oroup. It has saved the Uvea of our children a number ot times." Tbls remedy Is for sale by W L DeLano. 20 lbs for $1.00 A OOOO RICE. 6 lbs for 25 cents tST SAVON SOA, NEW SHOES Just Received. Latest Styles. Bigger Assortment than Ever. At Old Prices. AX BILLY. Coioml Iod r Court. I Tn ii.. ...Hirer ullt .tliei: JlCssket of the Veluimer L-ecoraieu W Oeaiy PoslIo7 tlfl-d he nirt yi tDe Presidi". of their Inirnllou to relieve Ihe indl- gent soldiers, widows and mluo Ban f bamcisoo, Jan. 30.-f rlenus cblldien of such soldiers aod tn defray, and relatives 01 the Second Oregon the funeral expenses ot same, m per I volunteers visited the Piesidlo Mils act of legislature of the state ol Oregon, 'afternoon and decorated with violet', passed in 1893. ferns and roses tbe ca-keis ot tbe desd AC Jennings flies bis bond In the! soldi re of tb t regiment who were the turn of JflOO as commander of J W , brought here from Manila on the Geary Post with J W White and J wirnsport a lew days ago.. The Whlteaker as sur ties, as provided by I bodies are In hermetically sealed law : ordered that suid bond be and the caskets, under guard , near the tenting same Is hereby, In all things approved, gruuud where their comrades lately Now at this lime the court entered shivered in tbe fog and wind of the lito an agreement for keeping the Presidio. If the remsius are not called county paupers for a term of two years j for they will be buried la the naliocal from January 1, 1IKK), with BF Russet. I cemetery here with military honors. ' The contract provides that said B F I These are tbe names of the dead patrl-Ru-sell shall iroperly board, clothe, ots who answered to tin ir lal roll-call lodge and oare for the paupers for two i in the Pnlllppinee: year from January 1, 1900, said care to Include all washing, mending, medi cine and medical attendance necessary for said paupejs; be also agree to fur nish sufficient good, wholesome and proper food for said paupers and to fur-; nlsh them olean and suitable clothing, and that be will at bis own expense I dfoenlly and properly bury all paupers who may die during tbe term of his; contract. It la understood that all ohlldren two years old and under, con-, billed In action, February 12, 1899. signed with their mothers as paupers Corporal Harry G. Hibbaid, t'ora sball be oared for free of all charge; all pSDy k, typhoid, December 9, 1898. under 1U years, oonsignea to nis oare llkM,l IhuLmntkoH ka ahull maaIba1 $2 per week; for all other paupers be Is to receive $3 per week, payment to be made In Lane county warrant. Dr. Russell la to have tbe services of all pauper able to work Bonds given for faithful performance of contract, $1,C00; suiety, E H lug- ham. Hatlie M Vansoholsck, witness 8 20 Roxle A Vsuschoiack, witness... 8 20 Bell Churchill, witness 8 20 William Vsntchnlack, witness... 3 20 Cbas Odell, witness 1 CO J W Vaugban, Justice fee 6 00 R W Veatcb, constable fee 8 12 Wm Montgomery, damages to sued 20 00 Mi D E Casron, damages to grain 10 00 O W Wrlgbt, lumber 8 R B Bootl, 1 wild cat 2 00 1' L Crenshaw, 8 wild cats 6 00 BH Addison, 1 wild cat 2 00 W E Winfrey, 8 wild cat....;.... 6 00 Cha Hertford, 1 wild oat 2 00 Ell Jefleiv, wild cat 2 00 James Parker, wild cat 2 00 O L Bnillh, wild cat 2 00 J M England, wild cat 2 00 A Deadmond, wild oat 2 00 A L Lane, wild oat 2 00 A J Chapman, supervisor road district No 107 21 00 Hops. The Chehalls Bee-Nugget of Jan. 20, reports that Carl Motter has nought tbe Lucas lot ot 21 bales of bops and tbe Boblttler lot of 17 bales at six cents. 8 oenla would be paid for the very best hop but tuey oan not be bad for that at the present time. A. M. Patterson ol Olequa, has sold his orop of 612 bales at 8) cent. John T. Rowland has had his pen sion raised from fO to $12. O M Young la having the interior ol bis market repaired. A guarantee ol $800 has been pledged by Oorvalhs business men to secure for Corvallla the next year's meeting of the Hlate Poultry Association. Hilarious druukenuess and street brawls are said by the Prlnevllle Journal to be of frequent occurrence Inc tbe city nightwatohman was discarded. I want to let the people who stiller (mm rheumatism and sciatica know that Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieved me after a number of other medtoines and a doctor had failed. It la the best liniment 1 have ever known of. J A Dodgeu, Alpharetta, Oa. Thousands have been oured nf rheumatism by this remedy. Oue application relieve the palu. For sale iy W L DeLano. Our Grand Annual Clearance Sale Still Continues. aW'i i SWBg'.,MB IkEHAIWS OK OKRUON BEAD Lewis E. Miller. Company A.Bplual uienlneills. Novembers, 1898 Frank E. Rofeuo, Company G. Sep tember 27, 1898. Wlstar Hawthorne, Company C, paralysis, January 6, 1899. Charles E. Minier, Company M, fever. Beotember 15. 1808. John H. Fenton, Company P, malailal fever .November 10. 1898. Kdwlu W. Hampton, Company H, Charles P. Oliver, Company u, typhoid, November 2, 1898 Charles H. Ruhl, Company H, dlar rln.ea, February 6, 1899. John Bplerlng, Company H, dysen tery, March 16, 1899. Frank E. Hlbbs, Company A, other data obliterated. B. E. Perry, Company A, lyphold, August 26, 1898. Charles A. Horn, Company C, dys entery, Oct iher 11, 1898. Fred J. Norton, Company F, acute tlyseotary, December 8, 1898. Royal E. Fletcher, Company B, ty phoid, January 28, 1899. WILL BB BROUGHT HOME. The bodies of Wlstar Hawthorne and Charles Horn will be brought to Eugene for Interment, tbe former be. log sent for by bis parents, Profesior and Mr. B. J. Hawthorne, aud the latter bv the Lane County Veterans Association. As soon as the boys lound that the body of Horn Waa unclaimed, tbey Immediately communicated with Colonel Ixing at The Presidio aod gave him InstruotionB to send the body here. He replied by saying the sanitary con ditions there were Buch that it would be several day before the bodies would be started. It Is very probable that the bodies of both soldiers will be shipped together. Shoes! Shoes!! Borne genuine good bargains in fine shoes can be bad by oalliug at Yoran'B shoe store durlDg their clearauoesale. stationery Russian Vellum, Venetibn Bond, Indian Parchment, Foreign Mail, Egyptian Wove, Irish Llvien, Onion Skin, Tiger Lily, Royal Court, Clover Leaf, Vassar Cream, Berkshire Bond, Ivory White. act window duply. ...Linn Drag Go... Tro.li ttrlii tilling urdl. Konl blH.r. pkkhonal. Kred Senders, the hide buyer, is In in 11. Mim Halile Btowell arrived boms today. W. H. Parker, of Medford, attorney, is in the city. MUs Pauline Hodes went to Port land thin afternoon. C. O Teiry. traveling for ibe Gregou Short Line, is in Eugene. Mrs. Bluford D. Blgler returned to her home at Portlund today. Mm. A. M. Heudrlcks arrived home Jroui Creswell this afternoon. H. N. Cockerline left for points south today ou a short business nip. Oscar Btarr and Will Bpeer returned to tl eir homes at Junction today. Miss Edith Hoflman expects to return home the first of next week. Superintendent Wm. Miller was in Springfield today on school matters. G. C. Waruer. the mining man, came down from Cottage Grove tbiB afleri'oou. Ml-s Florence C. Adair left tor Port land today, which place will lie ner future home. W. W. Chessman, the hotel man of Springfield, was doing business In Eugene today. W. L. Tobey left for Gilliam county today to look after his large pn perty Interests at that place. David P. Hall and his sister, Miss Georgia Hall, will arrive here from Ban Francisco Friday morning. W. H. Hoflman and wife returned home from a very pleasant visit of two mouths at Ban Francisco this morning Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Tabor, of Oregon City, arrived up today and are guesta t the hums of Mr. aud Mrs. B. 1'. Moore. (I. N. Frazer, the foundryman, srrlved home from Saginaw today, whe e he bad gone to do some machin ists' work. Dr. and Mrs. D. A. Paine arrived home this afternoon from a very pleasant visit of a mouth In Southern California. Mrs. R. C. Brooks arrived home yes terday from Califoru a and Southern Oregon. The musical work of Mrs. Brooks at Ashland aud Medford is very highly spoken of. Lebanon Express Jan. 30: Frank Tivey left tbls morning for Eugene to work In tbe excelsior laotory. Hewill move his family as soon as he can se cure a suitable residence. Tuesday's ' Albany Democrat: "Mr. and Mrs. E. R. CuBe lefttbls afternoon tor Cottage Grove, where tbey except to locate, and where Mr. Case will probably open a barber shop." Ashland Tidings: "Mrs. W. B, Peugra, mother of E. B. Pengra, the H. P. tialn dispatcher, has arrived In Ashland, and has begun housekeeping In the Real property on the railroad addition. TRANSFERS OF RKAITI, ETC Items (iathered About House. the Conrt Heal estate mortgage 235 00 Real estate mortgage 250 00 Real estate mortgage 650 00 Real estate morlg ge 1,735 Satisfaction of mortgage 300 00 Satisfaction of mortgage 1,200 00 rral estatb transactions. OiCB C to Gustav Fetzold, 80 acres In tp 18 s r 6 w; $360. R H and T M Day to Fred W Eisen schmldt, land in tp 15sr0 w; $1 Quit claim. MINING LOCATION D W Doss mining claim, Bohemia; A J smith aud D U Butler, locators. PROBATE. Jvdate of Joslah Scott; citation served. CIRCUIT COURT. R K Tucker vs W R Hollenbeck et al; summons served. 1IECI.ARATION OF INTENTION. Louis Ays, a nallva nf Germany, filed his intention today of beoomlng a eiusen of the United States. I Having a Hreat nun on rhxmborlaio'e v ougu iiemeuy. Mauager Martlu, of the Pierson drug store, Informs us thst he is having a great run on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He sells five bottles of that medicine to one of any other kind, and ii gives ureal sntlnfiint nn t ti. dsys of la grippe there Is nothing like t uaniherlalu'a Cnmrh U..m.l the cough, heal up the sore throat and lungs and give relief within a verv short time. The sales are growin and all who try it are pleased with Its on,..,,. oouiu i nicagn Dallv Calumet. Eur sale by W. L. DeLano. Call lor Meeting ot Uulop lentral Committee. The memliers ol the Union Central Committee are hereby called to nwt at the City Hall In Eugene. Oregon on (o-wlt: Saturday, , 10Ul " ; February, 1900, at 1 o'clock, p , for consultat.on concerning ,ie ComlnK campaign. B 'JlSeoreUfy, AcvlLRMALuv KILLED A lUMe c. d o,Mr,..V.ryV.nsyc,e.nee MaryWaxn,,, M hw , by a log rolling er t. I'sppearsthef.therwasrollli,,,. eg ."d the child I.IU.dtogetoutVf h;;y-Mprti. The.,, F.rd Yrnin,, rf,'kf 0 . about 4000 , ,,, , ' US ' ;M..y of Mllohell ,h..t;nf Fooll Journal, at si f "J'tne 'for lambs. "'J Wall Paper... of paper in Lugene at 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. A FINE COMPASY. "London Life" Gave Excellent Satis faction ut Salem. The following telegram received by Manager Ross of The Parker this morning Is eelf-explanatory: Salem, Jan. 31, 1900. Walter Ross, Manager Tbe Parker, Eugene. "Londou Life" played at The Keed IhsI uiglil, biki gave excellent xaiinuu' lion. II is a nue company. Patton Broth eks, Managers Reed Opera House. Hotel Arrivals. HOFFMAN HOUSE. A Lannse, Portland Heury Lang, Portland J Lowe, Portland A Prillett, Leuburg H J Prillett, Leaburg C Cole, Isabel J J Pepiot, Leaburg T VVigiu'iu, Portlund 10 B Dully, Portland (J it Ho.l, HarrUburg V H Parker, Medford Miss Lottie Wale, London Life K Lewis " J D Murray " " Mury D Murr y " " J Karlyle " " H L Salter " " R W Cox, Rockvllle, Ind HOTEL KUQENE. F W Eiscuaohiuidt, Monroe Heury Brlstow, Cottage Groye J T Willia.ns, Junction BO Starr, Junction. J V Obray, The Dalles W Keen, Junction Geo A Brown, 8 F Geo A Peet, Portland Fred Senders, Albany M 0 Ulmer, 8 F Will J Irwin, Loudon Life U W Porter, " Wm Farrean " ' Frank De Camp " E H De Catup ' " M A Ausdorf, 8 F Teacher's Examination for estate Papers Notice is herebv ulven thai n,u,..,i,.. ty superintendent of Laue coumy will hold the regular examination of nmiii. cants for State papers at the court hou-e, February 14, 15, 16 and 17, as luuuwe: Commencing Wednesday, February 14, 19t0, atOo'olock a. in. Penmau- snip, uutory, spelling, algebra, reading, school law. Thuraday-W ilten arithmetic, Iheo- .j "i lenuiuug, grainmur, boukktepiug physios, cill government. frolay - Physiology, geography, mental arithmetic, composition, phy- B.ni Bcugrupny. tiatuiday Botanv. rlna general history, English literature! psychology. This examination is for stale papers only. Tbe examination for county papers will begin Wednesday, April 1 1 1 li 1 ann ' r Eugene, Lane nnmittr n- smi. .i.... ... 7 " " '"' ..ojr u, jay. JUUU W. M. Miller, County Supt. Schools. Jkksky Bull t n...i....'i across the river from n.- v.. bridge, has a Well bre!l Jt-U. i . srviiH.. . . """p imaouHuie. "The Least Hair Casts a Shadow' A single Jfop 0f poisQn H ' d will, unless checked in Hod s SarsapariUa. is the s". uaaer in blood purifiers. 'J. .5 no thajjm, tut brings suns him :e-uh "" every household. t Vpepsia-" For su, months my sys tem vas out of order milk rf.. ZZi m::ire Uood. Scent Im. t . n . , :. m,mj mw me r'ltffiiJl. j. 7,-. r T. i ... . - j ..... . i.iuoi, fjenot, Neb. l-ruptions - "I hi.f j, r, .. ' ' oenern. ioodj , "em una i am no " M rill. r ,,v , r I Willi C'JJ-l- i1 Wo have decided to discontinue our wall paper department, and on account 0f doing so will oiTor some of the finest lm- Startling Prices. GRIFFIN HARDWARE CO. FIRST CLASS.. The Hoffman SUNDAY DINNERS 60c. EUGENE, OREGON. HOTEL EtiGEJiE. Hollenbeck Bros. & Brislow, Prpbt Rates $1.00 and $2.00 par day. Adequate accommodations for commtKiil iiit-ii. jignuijutumis ivr ujlliurs. EUGENE, OREGON. Da; & Henderson, Undeitakers tmlialmers. Cor. VVil. and 7th sts. J. W. KAYS FURNITU EM3ALMERS and FIIHFRM. WILL JOIN KOItUKH. Tbe Linn County Democrats and ? Ulista to Unite ou a TICKit. Albany Democrat, January 30. The central committees of the dot ocratio and people's party met il Albany this utternnon and twttn t' rangeiiienta for the coming couoljul Btate campaign. They were Wl largely attended by members ot is committees aud others. The democratic committee met the office ot Hon. V. R. Bllyco, Hi Henry McElmurry In Uieobalr. H ters of interest to the welfareolls party werg discussid and plu inaugurated. The iipiiortlonuieiU delegates to the county convention revised. A committee fomlBtlog" 8. M. Garland, Heury Blakelj tain A. Bllyeu was appoinied tooiieUi'i a like committee, of which Mr. Bl Is chairman, of the people's parlj, t arrange for the meetiug of the coon? conventions In this city on ibe day. Tbls Is done wuh a vie oils union of forces, which will oodootl-l edly be the program. . At the people's party meeting 1 mitlees were appointed to arranp "I the campaign with general enthiiiiM over the prospects. all for Meeting of Peoples PattjWf tral Committee. rne members oi ine uaire .- j People's Party oentral coinniiW '1 i i mi-j .i thn a)c4 ... PnnO uereuy uuiieu to inert o i house, III Eugene, O.egou.on 8W . . tlAlr in IS reoruary tu, iyuu,at i u. - afternoon, for the purpose of nK apportionments to the county UUU HUU ULieUUlUg H' Pin." I . . L r I I.a MimlC.'l uess as may come oeiore iu . (oa m. . .....nlwr Of tH iua preecuuo ui rum committee is earnestly rqueleo. A. J. Zumwai.t, Chairrots. L. H. Pattkrson, tvcreur). A Monster llevil Ki" Destroying Its victim, l W constipation. The power on"'- llirmii m.l.Hu U felt on O'S'" . .. ' . 1 hr.ln.TW" nerves anu musciea t Kln' Kow Life Pills area M "3 cerlKlncure. Best In the M',J stomach, liver, kidneys sua " i store. ijissoliilion otiM. The partnership h M-'fere I.... u L. . a Im t 111 u'l . ... . . The &l ni es will be continued by Aj J - . .. -nhern'n IHUIs will be collccteu v lu.. nf tin. nid Arni Engene, Or., January SO, '"f Htabb' Wmiin A heme whrre J1 woman of nialurity, and yearn' expeiit-iit! . j university rext Pf mtr., ts le president of il on"e, "... ,,j,AMi J n. . V li T Vnlcu1lurv. Miw Mawuerlt K.ir terms, upply " w,s,w I)rinltory. ,r?.,;-,i':J.::'"'., ,sr ' "S lloeS'l t.jrlll:
