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Newspaper Page TextI mum lablcrrcparafiotvforAs- inflating ig Iter oou -UV : for NARCOTIC. -jdliBrw"- Ax.!?' ...jviPemcdv forConslipa- (oh SourStomach.Diafrhoea on.-'" t'.n r.itropich- EdLOSS OF SLEEP. facsimile Signature of NEW YOR C HALE. ATTOENEY-Al'-LAW. tis I and 2 Cliriuman Block. EL'GEKK. OUEGON. M WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY-A T-LAW ptlnng a suecialtv. Ip-Over Lane Oouutr Bank, BILYKU, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW, e-Orer First National Bank, Eugene, Oregon. I) WOODCOCK, ATTOHNEYAT-LAW. b-One-half block south of Chrismaa Blk Eugene, Okkcon. KSKIPWOItTH. ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW. P prtcticB in all tha Court's. F.UOENE OlIEUON. iraw THOMPSON GHAS A ITAnnY HOMPSON HARDY, ATTOHNEYS-AT-LAW. k-Io First National Ttnnl, TtnlMI. ftw in all the courts. EUOENE, OllEOOH. IH). B DOKMS, nORKEYS COUNSEX.on-AT.LAW ta..utl supreme unm hatrint- -.1 a itHt k'vhu mi cnjiBctionB ana fSn-Fin National Bank Bid. pR JW HARRIS. PHYSinnv . k. ru lUijsu.N. r. n. n.M, . ... c(Ho , I1 '"'"" Ltnm drug store. . ... . is B m. -t t0 5Md7t0 -Ferry street between 11th and Kr KUYKENDAl.I., M. D. PHYSICIAN AND 3UIUE0N -Tn fn..: ... . pSomn.t0,"r8ery ,urgical di- f 3EL0VER, M.U. I f HYSICIAN AND annflTJ.nv F'onwwio . i .... Hital Por tu ,''?,5'"lcian St Vincent ."HwwtteStrit " Kmcory ,tore' "tte StrcL '"-Corner Seventh and Hurh. 8 MICKEY, JEWELER, ad.Uoclu Impaired. Emene, Obeooj l)ROBIDDLE, I'Kxnsr SSh..'"T" "lr"'. between Pit.k ...i .... JbloA west.o Minne.u E3 street Railway. TIME ... An.-.. tvllu!Jlh"fM. 18B.V II.. ...i -VINCI THE nm. 51 - 'f'"T' ''" THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEWYORKCITV, For Infants and Children. Tha Kind Yon Have Always Bough? Dyspepsia Cure. Digests what you eat. It artificially digests the food and aids Riture in strengthening and recon structing the exhausted digestive or gans. It is the latest discovered'digeste ant and tonic. No other preparation can approach it in efficiency. It in stantly relieves and permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, SickHeadache,Gastralgia,Cramps,and all other results of imperfect digestion, Prepared hy E. C. DeWitt A Co., Cblcaga. VINCENT & CD..Corn8r Drug Store. mi MB aestorei VITALI I'V LOST VIGOR AND hIANHOOll Cures Impotency , Night Emissions and wasting diseases, all effects of self- ubuse, or excess and indis. cretion. A nerve tonic and blood builder. Brings the pink c-ow to pale cheeks am1 restores the fire of youth. By mail 50c per box; 6 boxeB lot yi.Mr, witii a written guainn toe.'to cure or refund tlio mouoy. NERV1TA MEDICAL CO. Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL. For sale W L DeLino D rucgist J. L. PAGE -DEAIJtK IN- - ROCERJLES Saving a Large and Complete stock ol Staple and Fancy Groceries bought in the best markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOB CASH, I can offer the public better prices than auy other house in Eugene. THROUGH TICKETS TO THE EASTandSOUTHEAST SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY runman riwo wrecHa JLUU' 1st Sleepers and Rechnin Chair wars uaiiy w UENVERi OMAHA, CHICAGO, KANSAS CITY, 3T. LOUIS' And other Xiastern vines, me nmy nne from Portland oiTeiinR paMeutferw Siwolally Conducted Kxcursiona through to Chicago . V..ln.latf cL Portland to Chicago Vi Snnthorn Pacific. Union Pacific N W Ivy's, BagKi?e checked throuirh to destination. Maxnificent scenery, Union deiwt. fast time, lowest rates. J.'or fnrther infnnnation, apply to any agent Southern l acinc company, or 1 LATHROP. U 13KO HOFFMAN HOUSE. SALOON Sommcrvllle & Berger. Pure Whiskies and Brandies, the fines grades of Wines and 'Jigara, Mixed brinks a specialty. Weinhard's Famous Beer Bottle and Draught. tbe Signature 1 a Jp The fy- Kind X You Have I Always Bought. a m I FIRST CLASS, LEARMINQJPO SMILE, : UI lliird.l Thliiua For the i-mnuit tu l)u. "The thing I fouud hardest to learu In my business was to smile," said a professional gymuast who did a very clever specialty recently at one of the local theaters. "I started out tu acro batic work when 1 was only 15 years old as oue of a family' of five. My instructor was Charles McDonald, an did time circus performer ami one of the best of his day. While he was put ting me through my paces ha was continually yelliug: 'Look pleasant! Look pleasant!" And my malu troublo for years was hi following that same OiVlT. "No matter how hard I tried J would forget myself, and when 1 was doing n extra hard 'turn' I was certain to make horrible faces, screw up my eyes and grit my teeth. It took all the ef fect out of my act and must have seemed very funny to the people iu the audience. Often, after performing some difficult feat, 1 have been morti fied to hear a roar of laughter, and at last I determined to cither learn how to smile or quit the business. I got the knack at last, and now It has be come a sort of secoud nature. "The point is a great deal moro Im portant than oue would suppose. 1 know an equilibrist, for Instance, who Is very popular on the vaudeville cir cuit, not so much on account of the difficulty of his act as the smiling ease with which It Is apparently doue. You would never suppose from his face that he was making auy special exer tion, and that of itself gives remarka ble grace and finish to his work. "1 am not the only one in the busi ness, however, who has found It hard to smile at the right time. Almost ev ery ballet dancer, eccentric character dancer and skirt dancer has had trou ble on the same score. Most of them finally acquire a horrible ilxed grimace that Is supposed to be a smile, but has no more suggestion of merriment than a brick wall. It Is produced by culti vating a certain set of muscles and made to appear and disappear on the principle of pulling a string." Now Or leans Times-Democrat MANAGING SMALL BOYS. How Some Molhcra Take . All f he Spirit Out of Them. "1 am always made sorry when 1 ride in the cars, through the shopping districts particularly," said tho wo man to a newspaper man, "to see the mothers 111 treat small boys. It Is ethical cruelty, but quite as disastrous as physical 111 treatment might be, it seems to me. I see poor little fellows of 7 and 8, nice little men who would bo manly If they were allowed to be, pushed Into that seat and out of It into another as If they were so many little dummies. They usually are very nearly that, for seven or eight years of such pushing and pulling Is enough to take all the spirit out of a small boy unless he has unusual vigor of character. A boy of that ago ought to be be ginning to look out for his mother and finding seats for her. Occasionally a sensible mother, who treats her boy like a human being, Is to bo found, and It is a pleasure to seo tho two together. "The boy who is dragged around like a little mult during tho early part of his llfo Is apt to come to himself after a time if he is not entirely ruined, and then ho goes to an opposlto extreme, Is rude nnd self asserting, while he is try ing to establish an equilibrium, and tho mother can't Imagine what the troublo is." Now York Times. "Yep" or "Ynp." A curious American colloquialism, of which I certainly cannot see tho ad vantage, writes William Archer in Pall Mall Gazette, Is tho substitution of "yep" or "yup" for "yes" and of "nope" for "no." No doubt wo have In England the coster's "yuss," but one hears even educated Americans now nnd then using "yep" or some other corruption of "yes," scarcely to bo In dicated by tho ordinary alphabetical symbols. It seems to me a pity. Educated Americans, too, will often Bay "somewheres" and "a long ways." I have llttlo doubt that this "s" has a grammatical history of Its own. Prob ably it is an old case ending, just as "he goes out nights," on which Mr. Andrew Lang is so severe, Is a sur vival of tho "o'nights" which Shakes peare puts In tho mouth of Julius C sar ("Sleek headed men and such as sleep o'nights"). At tho same time, a3 "somewheres has become Irremediably a vulgarism in England. It would, I think, be a graceful concession on tho part of cd iicntcd Americans to drop tho "3 After all. "somewhere" does not Jar In America, and "somewheres" very distinctly Jars in England. The Limit. "Put your'tongue out," salt', tho doc tnr rn 4-vpnr-old Gilbert Little Gilbert protruded tho tip of bin tnmruc. "No. no: nut It rlcht out," said tho ilortnr. Tho little fellow shook his head weakly, and the tears gathered in his OVPS. "I can't doctor," he ventured at last "It's fastened on to mo." ncndlfiK. Read not much at a time, but medi tate as much as your tlmo and capacl tv nnd dlROOsltlon will give you leave, ever remembering that llttlo reading and much thinking, little speaking anu much hearing, Is tho best way lo De come wise. flnltlen. Judge-Was tho Btolcn Jewelry gold or silver? Well, why don't you an swer? Prisoner Don't you know, Judge, wfcnt silence Is? I'llogende Blatter. HOTEL EUGEJJE. Hilltnbetk Bros. 4 Bristcw, Proprietors Rates tl.00 and $2.00 par day. Arl.ouate accomm'Tlatlous for commercial meu. Hea'i'iuarters for miners. EUGENE, OREGON. MAN"I LELKrM gas burners. Man tleless GASOLINE lamps DEPEND ABLE. Mantle lamp failures OVER COME. Morey Patentee, Lagrange, Illinois. If ANDLLNTr FEIUiETlS. HOW PROFESSIONAL RAT CATCHERS USE THE ANIMALS. These Fiery Eyed. Rilcor Toothed i Little ll.-n.ta Are Krrectlvo Where TruiM mid I'ol.on Full They Are Ueilernlly Worked With n Musale. "Weasels aud ferrets," said a pro fessional rat catcher, "are about tho same thing. The Imported ferrets trained to tho business are larger thau the weasel, that Is all. After I am through with rat catching I uso my fer rets to hunt rabbits out of brush piles, hay and straw stacks, which is a prof itable business when rabbits are plenty. What you call rabbits over here wo iu Euglaud call hareB. "When a man once starts lu as a professional rat catcher anil gets to understand training and working fer rets, there Is such an attraction lu the trade that he uever willingly gives It up. It's a profitable business without too much competition." "Do the ferrets ever bite you?" "It's a very, careless and awkward mau that gets bitten by a trained fer ret When one Is bitten by au enrag ed ferret, the bite is of a very severo character, extremely painful and slow to heal." As tho rat catcher talked a u-month-old ferret, his fiery little eyes gleam ing like llvlug gems, was crawling over his lap aud trying to get In under his coat "This fellow," said the rat catcher, "Is as gentle as a kitten aud likes to have his back rubbed and to be caressed as well as any cat you ever saw. When tho ferret bites a rat's neck, he knows exactly what he Is do ing, aud his front teeth, cutting like razors, go right through tho Jugular. "Of course we geuerally muzzle them when we send them lu after rats, and wo always muzzle them when we send them In after rabbits. If their teeth were at liberty, they would kill the tlrst rat or rabbit they met and would remain In the hole sucking Its blood. When we put a ferret Into a house aft er rats, we stop up all the holes at the outside of the house except one or two. Over these we place bags, and tho fer rets, driving the game before them, ruu tho rats Into the bags. We keep the ferret without his ordinary meals before using him, ami this makes him keener In his chase. "It's mighty easy to spoil a ferret After a young ferret lias been badly bitteu by a rat as sometimes happens, you can't get him to go luto a hole muzzled. Hut when a ferret Is full growu aud has the skill and courago that he should have he Is a holy terror to rats anil is a valuable animal. 1 would not sell a well trained ferret for $50, the fjrlce of a good horse. Such a ferret I should be willing to put In a pit with SO rats, aud he could In a short time kill every One of them. Hats are great fighters when they are cornered, but no other nnlmal of tho same size has ns much courago as a ferret or weasel. "In England the largest ferrets are called polecat ferrets and aro a cross of tho two animals, which arc much alike. In this country the word pole cat Is applied to the skunk, an entirely different animal. The word polecat Is supposed to bo an abbreviation of Polish cat and the animal abounds all over Europe. The mink Is much like the weasel, except that it Is larger, and many depredations that aro at tributed to the weasel are committed by tho mink. All these anlmalB prowl by night, and they frequently go many miles In search of food, even coming Into towns and tho suburbs of cities." Audubon, who wns a close student of nature, was delighted with tho weasel, or American ferret. Its long, flexible body, Its extraordinary length of neck, tho closeness of Its fur, Its keenness of scent, Its wonderful agili ty and quickness of movement, all ex cited his admiration. An American writer says: "The com mon weasel uas sometimes dccu caught and carried oft by largo hawks and owls. Sorry was the experience of the captor In such cases. IIo has caught a Tartar. The captive will bite Into the sides of the enemy, so that both will fall to tho ground, the bird mortally wounded and the weasel usu ally comparatively unhurt The weasel's courago In defending It self when attacked by birds of prey Is universally admitted, nor is It deficient In fierce opposition to dogs nnd even men when Its nest Is Invaded by ei ther. It usually kills for food, biting through the head Into the brain with such expertness that Its victim can scarcely utter a cry of pain. It usually cats the brain first; then the rest of the body follows. In pursuing mice, rats and moles It follows them Into their runs or holes. A weasel's proximity to a poultry yard Is not to bo desired. Hut In bams, hayricks and grain stacks It Is decidedly ad vantageous, as It will surely extend nate or drive away rats and mice." Tho weasel's characteristics aro not ed In two American sayings, "Oaten a weasel asleep" and "Sooner trust a weasel with ccks." Stories aro told that a weasel will watch a hen on the nest for an hour, waiting for a freshly laid egg. Indianapolis News. A Frenk ot the Msrhmlnsr. A curious caso of lightning destruc tion took placo at Gatchlna, an Im perial summer residence not far from St. Petersburg, where stood a stono column CO feet high, held together by iron angles. When rain rcli. moro or less water pentrated the stones In tho Interior of the monument One day It was struck by lightning, and Instantly tin. whole column disappeared from view, killing a lone sentry on guard. Tho only explanation is that the beat of tho llehtnlng Instantly generated steam on coming In contnet with some of tho water, and tho terrific explosion followed. The Hoffman W O 2EI0LIR, PROPRIETOR SUNDAY DINNERS 60c. EUOENE. OREGON. DeWltl's Little Eany Risers purify the blood, clean tho liver, Invigorate the system. Famous little pills for constipation and liver troubles. Vln oent Co, Corner Drug Htoro. BOA I.I BnUStV IjAW. Judge Hai i. hi, f Linn ( "Uuty, gtstH Xou-l'uiiipimuce ug- Salein Journal County Julian Terrw lias r.ceivnl fuuu I'ouuly Juilgoiiailuli, it Llmi oouuty, a letter on the suujeei nf what ho terms "the runk ii.juaiic tu i lie valley emintie- by the eimeliiientof the law hiiiiwn as tho 8tate si-nip bounty set." Judge Uartou says: "Our court mude tho levy iu January, as diieuted by law, bui . no not desire o piy wtie cent of Lite luuti ttuaiug ftoui Hie tax lino the suite tieusuiy." He con tinues that u i alilo constitutional lawyer of Albany, after a careful ex amination of tho law, says that It is not Kpinl taxati .u, as contemplated by the constitution, aud Iu b.s opinion U would be declared void by the courts on proper submission. He suggests that all Interested valley counties oo operate lu opposing the payment and testing the law. Judge Terrell leplied that he had mil given thorough consideration to the mutter, as lie had not contemplated a refusal to comply with the luw, but that be would take it uuder advise, meut oud look the matter up. Lane county ought also to look into this matter. 1,'all for Meeting of Peoples Party Cen tral Committee. The members of the Lane County People's Party central committee are hereby called to nieet at the court house, lu Ktigene, Oregon, on Saturday February 10, 1900, at 1 o'clock lu the afternoon, for the purpose of making pportlonmeuts to (be county conven- inn nnd mtenning to such other busi ness as may come before the commit tee. The presence of each member of the committee is earnestly n quested. By order A. J. Zumwalt, Chairman. L. H. Pattkkson, Secretary. Krava Men Full Vlotims to stimiaoh, liver aud kid ney troubles bb well as women and a. feel the result In loss of appetite, poisons iu the blood, backache, ner vousness headache and tired, lUtless, run-down feeling. But there is no need to feel like that. Listen to J W Gardner, Idavllle, Ind. He says: iMectrlo Hitters are just the thing for a man when he Is all run down, and lou't care whether he lives or dies. It did more to give me new strength and good appetite than anything I could laKe. i can now eat anytbluir ana have a new lease on life." Only 60 cents, at Linn's Drug htore. livery oottie guaranteed. CASTOR I A I'or Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bough! Bears tho orcfeS Signature J. I. Bevry, Logan ton, Pa., writes 'X am willing to take my oath that T wiib cured of pneumonia entirely by the use One Minute Cough Cure after dootorB failed. It also cured my chll dren of whooping cough." Quickly relieves and cures oougliB, colds, croup, grippe and throat and lung troubles. Children ail like It. Mothers endorse It. Vincent A Co, Corner Drug btore, I. T. Travis, Ageut Southern II. It.. nelina, Oa. , writes: "I can not say too much In praise of One Minute Cough Cure. It my case it worked like a charm." The only harmless remedy 1 1' at gives Immediate resu'lB Cures coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, and all throat and lung troubles. Vln oent & Co, Corner Drug Htore. Can't Stand Cold Many children can t stand cold weather. The sharp winds pierce, them, and the keen air hurts them. They have cold after cold, lose flesh, and spring-time finds them thin and delicate. will make such boys and girls hearty and strong. The body is better nourished, and they are better pro tected. The blood becomes -ichcr.and that makes them warmer. ;ne. ind $i.no, all drusrl.tl. SCOTT BOWNE, Ch.mi.li. Nw York, 0RE60N SHORT LINE R. R. THE DIRECT ROUTE TO Montana, Utah, Colorado, and all Eastern Points. Olvcs eholce of two favorite routes, via t fh UNION PAOtFIO Fast Mall Line, or the KIOOHANUK Scenic Line Look at the time ly days to Halt Lake 2. days to Denver a days to Chicago 4 j days to New York FHKR KRCLIfllNO CHAIR CAR I'PHOtsTEIIBD TOUHiaT.RLBKP 1; tills, PULLMAN aAI,A;F NLKF.PIMO CAMS. Yot fnll parttcnlarl regarding rates, time trains, eto, call on or address L L Stevens U'. Eugene. C O Terr W E Coman Tre Par. At Oen'l Aft 124 Third St. Porlland, Or aaaa)wwsai.waate.-.tw . , i..i.rtrrwi j&v fciii.in r.eyy-.jw"..-.'y .-. Read This, Corsstiinptsves "From the way my wife coughed for si:; months, I knew she had consump tion. She showed it in her face, too, nnd her body wasted away to a mere skele ton. After she got down in bed the doctors couldn't do any good. 1 called in both Dr. T. A. Shannon and Dr. N. L. ilawseu, each of whom is a iirst-class luiyMemn, uui iney nail uoiiuny; that would reach the trouble in her lungs. My wife's father came to see her one day. when she got very low. He lives in Cedar Lake, Wis., while wo live in Rice Lake, Wis. IIo said he knew what was needed, and made me get a bottle of Ackers English Remedy for Consumption. I went to Schmidt s, our local druggist, and got a bottle, and it helped her right away. She took eight 50c. Dottles, and they put her back on her feet and made her as sound and well as uny wo. mau in town. She has taken on flesh again, slio doesn't cough, and if any one who doesn't know tho facts was to be told she was so near death with consumption, ho wouldn't believe it. My wife does all her housework, and at night sleeps as soundly as von please. Her stomach no longer gives her any troublo at nil. Maybo you doubt what I am telling. If so. I advise you to see J. N. Schmidt, tho druggist who sold ma Acker's English Remedy for Consumption. He'll tell you the samo thing. Ho says Acker's English Remedy is wonderful in all throat aud lung troubles; that it is sold on a gunranteo to cure, or money returned, and he never yet had a bottle conio back to his store, although ho has sold hundreds of them. My name is Luther Pcdcll, Rico Lake, Wis." Ackcr'a Riujliah Remedy Is sold by alt drutrprista under a positive ffuarantee that your money will be n-fmulrd in case of failure. 35c. 50c. and $1 a buttle In United States and Canada. In England is. ad., as. 3d., and 48. 6d. Il'e aullorfcr tlie ubove ouoraiifce. W. It. 1100KEU & CO., Proprietor!, Xcw York, For sale by W. L. DeLano, Eugene, Cr. To Cure a Cold lu One Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- Ihis. All druggists refund the money if It falls tti cure. K. W. Hrove's B'gua ture is ou eaoh box. "5c. Gorvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. TTIfTIE OAHD No. 2 for Yiinuiua Train loaves Albany 12:45 P M Leaves t'orvalliu l:bf F M Arrives Yauiria 7:25 1M No. 1 Return lug- Leaven Yaquina 6:00 A M Leaven Corvallia 11;30 A M Arrived Albauy 12;15 V M No. S for Detroit Loavea Albany 7.00 AM Arrive Detroit 11:30 A M No, 4 KettirainR Leaves Detroit V2-.20 V 1! Arrives Albany 5:10 F M One and two ojiinoct at A linn, v nnd CorvaUirj with Southern I'noKlo trains, Klvlng direct eorvlco to and from Newport aud rdjdcunl beaches. Trains for th mountains arrivo at Dotroltat noon, KlvlniE ample tlmo to roach camping grounds ou ine lireltonbuih and Bautlam tho same day. EDWIN STONE, Mauager. H L WALDEN. J TURNER, TF PA' Agent, Albany, EAST AND SOUTH -VIA THE SHASTA ROUTE or TIIK Southern Pacific Co ExpressTrainB I,eave Portland Dally. Southl i: "WoAli 7:00 p m "Ev Portland Ar Lv Ktis-eno Lv Ar San Kranolaco Lv Ar tlg-den Ar Ar Los Angeles Lv Ar Kl l'aeo Lv Ar New Orleans Lv Lv Portland Ar Lv Eugene Lv Ar San KrnuolBco Lv Ar Os-den, Lv Ar Los Antjelus Lv Ar Kl Paso Lv At New Urlenns Lv 11:16 .a m 8:64 am 8416 p in 1:10 pin 7:00 pin 8:40 p in 8:60 pro 7:16 p ui 1:111 am 7:00 a m rz:34 am 8:1ft am 6:30 a iu 7:00 a in 6:00 pin 6:20 a m 8:;t0 u in 2:14 p in 7 Ha p m 6:4ft p m 1:20 p m 0:00 p in 1:4(1 a id 12 80 pm 7:20 am 6:26 p m I 8:60 a m niNIKIfl OARS OBSERVATION OAKS Pullman flrst-olais and Tourist Sleopln oar. attaohed to all tlirouuh trains. I'rompt connections at Denver. Omalia anduiilcauo with trains lor oiner east- era eitios. llnrvHllia HI nl I llally (Kxcc-pl Sunday 7:80a m Lv Ar Portland Onrvallls Ar Lv 6:60 po 11:66 p m 1:20 pni At Albany and Oorvallls oonneot wita train nf Oregon ('antral & Eastern Hallway. Independence paeaenner llally t Except Sunday! , IXFBIBS THAI DA1LT (SXOIFT BDNDAt. ) 4:60 pm I Lv Portland Ar 8:26am 7;80 p m ( Ar McMinnville Lv I 6:60 a m B;ou p m Ar independence i.v 4:auam THreet eonnectlon at San Francisen with steamship lines for Hawaii, Japan, China, tho fhllllpinoa and Australia, t or tlirouuh tickets anu rates, can on L O ADAIR, Or E J McCLANAHAN, Depot Agent City Ticket Agent, Kugene, uregon. R KOEHLER, 0 H MAHKHAM, Manager. u J ana r A, 1' or Hand. Oregon. Central Market, ins S It PROPRIETORS Will keep constantly on band a full suppfj BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL Which they will sell at the lowest market prions. A lair ..are of the puollc Daironaee sollcltefl i-TO THE FARMERS. f We will ptf the highest market price for Fat Cattle, Hogs and Hheop. Shoo on Willamette St., EUOENE, OREGON. sjipr- Meat, dolt von fl ti an. irt ol th ell) freed! charge CLASSIFIED COLUMN Hi Notices under this head not to exceed fivu linen, 5U eonta por week; St 60 a month; 1'J per year. For Sale. KOli 8A L1C Probably the very ben 150 acre tracts nf laml 111 Lane coun ty, and one of the brst In the stutc of Oreirnn, owned by Dr T W Harris. This Is a ery fertile and highly Im proved farm lying i! miles west of Eugene on au excellent road. The dootor bought this farm with a view to breeding flue horses, but having given up the breeding business, has no fuither use for his farm and desir ing to devote himself exclusively In his profession, oilers It for sale at a rare luirgiin. Call on the doctor for terms of sale. FOlt WALK. Corner First anil Jeltor- son streets, one 10 room house, and two lots, 80x1(10 feet each. Oood barn, water, fruit, flue garden ground. Also house and lot, corner First aud Lawrence streets, lot U(i feel 8 Inches, by 100 feet, young fruit trees, good garden ground, water, etc. Also bouse aud lot, cornor Willamette and Fourteenth streets. For prices and leruiB write B J Bills, Tacoma, Wash, Box 81i7, or call at .OUAitu ollice. FOR 8ALI3-G0 acres of land 5 miles southwest of Eugene; two small houses aud barns; 20 acres in cultiva tion ; 4 acres of good bearing fruit trees; 14 nores in wheat. For further particulars Inquire of It F Baker & Co, Eugene, Oregou. FOR HALU-Plymoulh Rook and Black Minorca chickens (puro bred) for sale. inquire at residence of Joel Ware, Filth and Oak stteots. HAY FOR BALK Fine clean cheat bay, loose, fur s.le. Call on or address O Widmer, two miles west of Eugene. PLA V liil) OUT. Dull headache, pains in various parts of the body, sinking ,al tho pit of the stomach, loss of appetltn, leverlsliness, pimples or sores, aro all positive evldeuce of impure blood. No matter bow It became so, It must be purified In order to obtain good health. Aoker's Blood Elixir has never failed to cure Borofulousor Byphilitlo poisons, or any other blood diseases. It is certainly a wonderful remedy nnd we Bell every bottle ou a positive guarantee. For ale by W L DeLano. Alaska bold Field". First steamship for Cope Nomo and Cape York will sail from Heattle May 10. This will be a large ship with a freight capacity of lflfiO tons and pas senger accommodations for 200. For rates and further Information, call on or address R. MoMuhthey, Agent Northern Paelllo, Eugoue, Notice. The Ladles Aid of the 1st Preshyterlau chuioh will give a supperon the even ing before Washington's birthday, Feb, 21st. The menu and further pur. ttculars will he published later, F. 11. Thlrkield, health Inspector of Chloago, says: "Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cannot be recommended too highly, It cured me of severo dyspepsia." It di gests wlu t you eat and cures Indlg's llon, heartburn and all forms of dys pepsia. Vincent & Co, Corner Drug Btore. HI z,a doesn't Indicate qualify, lie- ware of counterfeit and worthless salve nflered for De'A'ltt's Witch Hazel Salve. DeWltl's Is the only original. Au Infallible cure for piles aud all skin dlseasos. Vincent & Co., Corner Dr.ig Btore. Dyspepsia can be cured hy using Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets, One Mule tablet will give Immediate relief, or mnrey rerundeii. Mold In handsome In boxes at 25 cts. For sale by W L DeLano. No s.ivai ce as yet at F L Chunihers In prl'!i s nu llnin wngniiH, Racine buggies, Moniinr drills, Dandy diso harrow-, Oliver walking plows and Pitts burrows. Now is the lime to buy before ibis hit Is all sold. Experience Is the tt teacher. lTe Acker's English Remedy lu sny c.-.e of con um, eolds or croup. Hlu'olii It fall to give immediate relief iiioim y e funded. 2fl cts and 60 cis, For mi', ny W L DeLano. t Bicycles repaired while V' ti wnii. 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