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Newspaper Page Texttanks v. mJ? 131 I .. Al.i'nra TtMllirllt. smfl V, Illell 1:-, Ili'fM, it YOU IIUVU J-..,J c . wtL nn ronn. lias borno tho tsitruutm-A oi' for over ; . , , . . lv . . . 1 1 1 "ii I,,.,.,, 11,11,1,. lliili liiu IS, 111 ' - " " - ......... ....... . . . , , Jill Honnl supervision sirtco its iiil'imcy. -Vivsv.' I... ( leocivo you in this. I rfcits, Imitations mul Substitutes aro but Ex. P". triilo with, and cntliuitfer the lu-iiltii t,f Laud Children Experience against Experiment. bat is CASTOR1A . . si)stituio for Cantor Oil, Pareg-oric, Drops, InnthinS yrnis. - - r ..i r..iniii. Mm-nliine nor other Narentln ,;nui 7 - Us ago is its ffuorantoo. ii destroys worms it cures uiarriictia aim wind cures Constipation ootl, regulates tho Ins -' J ICC liars Fcverishncss. It cures Via lit relieves Tcethingr Troubles, i 1,'c.ipni'v. It assimilates tho V I h aiui bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep, Jliildrcu's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend. Line ALWAYS Bears the Signature of meat Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THCCCNTAUH COMPANY. TT MUWIWT TIT. N tW VOHK CITY. fcUSTSfiSS OAitua. E TORNEYS-AT-LA W. HALE. ilTORNF.Y-Ar-LAvY. Ld 2 Cbriaman Block. 1C0ESE. 0BE0OS. tILLIAJIS, ,TT0,1NEY-M'-LAW a nciftlt?. . i t t . i;..i. ruauo uul luuiv. LlTORXEY-AT-LAW. ft First National Bank. Euoeke, Oregon. MK)DCOCK, Iaitokxey-at-law. fcilf block south of Chriamaa Blk Euoeke, Oksoom. nirnunin. Ltorney-at-law. -lice la all the Court's. EuGitre Oregon. af pyspepsia ture. Digests what you eat. -ItartiflciallydlgeslsthefoodandaldB Witure in strengthening and recon Btructing tho exhausted digestive or gans. It is the latest discovered digest ant and tonic. No other preparation can approach it in efficiency. It in Btantly relieves and permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, SickHeadaclie,Gastralgia,Cramps,nd all ot!:er resu 1 1 s of i m perfect digestion prepared hy E. C. DeWItt & Co., Chicago. ViNDENT fi 0.. Corner Drug Store. f raOWSOS CHAS A BAHDY IPSON 1 HARDY, ArroRNEYS-AT-LAW. 1 Tint Nitinn.l Tl.nV Ti,,ii,i; uU the courts. EtJOEH, 0EQO. BD0RIU8, ft COUNSELOR-AT-LAW l AiUtlie conrts of the Second (ctand in the Supreme Court I attention given to collections and uaw. National Bank BWg. "UaniU MEDICAL. IURItlS, PITSIClAX AND SUniiEON. r WUUm t Llnn'a dnie store. p- to 12 a m: 2 to 5 and 7 to "Fnrj rtreet between 11th and Restorn VITALITY i LOSTV'OOR Cures Impotcncy , Niiiht Emissions an3 wasting diseases, ali elTecta of self- abuse, or excess and Indir. cretion. A nerve tonic am' Mood builder. Brings the pink glow to pale cheeks and restores the lire of youth. . By mail 50c per box; O boxes for $'..50; with a written guaran tee to cure or refund tho money, NERVITA MEDICAL CO. Linton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL. For sale W L DeLa no Urupgist J. L. PAGE -DKALIB IK- Groceries Having a Large and Complete stock ol Htaple and Fancy Groceries bought in the best markets, EXCLUSIVELY' FOR GASH, I can offer the public better prices than any other house in Eugene. KCYKEXDAIX, M. D. P'SICIAN AND SUUJEON bljClraman niock. KtenUoB ... j . ... E3K10VER, M.D. fKMCIANAND Rnnawnv Ituj. ...... d ,phyician 8t Vincent WtTs.l. wd' (trocery .tore, r Seventh anil Iliirn. lUCCKEY. JEWEI.KR. M"i,ciocic,i:C(Mlire(1. fcoiXE. Obeooj THROUGH TICKETS TO THE EASTandSOUTHEAST S0UTHRN PACIFIC COMPANY THE ONE SURE THING. There ire loumh ol LutliUr and ringtn. And -omuls tl,at of uuv make part, A. IU .aril, to Uf ffvet ninsins. lul love i, lord of the heart. And cloudy or lair the weather borne souls will l,0 driftiiiR toSettiw And souls lie drifting apart. Park evil may lurk In the bywa. Still blinking in wrath at the (lawn. And the telror leap forth on the lihihwayi Of the sword from its scabbard withdrawn, But cloudy or fair the weather Some souls will be drifting together And souls be drifting apart. Though unmoved hy tho poet's dreamir., Men tarry too long tn the mart And grow cold in the pride of their scheming. Vet love is lord of the heart. And cloudy or fair the weather Some souis will bo drifting together And some be drifting apart. W. T. Talbott in Waabington Star. A COTTON PLANT. Tbe Story of One Shown ou the Xew York Exehnnare. There Is a story still told to visitors to the New York t'ottou Excuango which always amuses its tellers quite as much as Its hearers. It concerns a very superb specimen of the cotton plant which was brought luto tho ex change one October morulug years ago and placed in the center of tho pit around which gather every day the men who buy ami sell millions of bales of the white staple every month. There had been bad weather in Tex as that season, with reports of irrep arable damage to the crop, but this superb plant, ladeu with bolls through out Its six feet of height and coming, ns it did, from Waco, in tho most Im portant cotton section of tho Lone Star State, was exhibited as conclusive proof that tho stories of a ruined crop were certainly false. All New York's big cotton operators came to look at It and to admire It, and most of them remained to sell a few thousand bales. "If that Is what Waco can produce," they Bald, "tho Texas crop aloue will be big enough to put cotton down a cent or two per pound." Late in tho day, however, there strolled into tho exchange a shrewd old farmer from one of the cotton states cast of the Mississippi. lie had heard of six foot cotton plants from Texas, and ho wanted to see one. A single look at this specimen was suffi cient. "Humbug," ho said. "That plant is made of wax, and it grew in South Fifth avenue." And so it proved. Tho hoax had demonstrated what its authors assert ed, that very few people in New York, even among cotton brokers, would know a cotton plant if they saw one. New York Mail and Express. A Per.lna Runsauaoer. A Persian plaque In the South Ken sington museum, London, bears by means of clt'ver relief and brilliant col or a romantic talc, part legend mid 1'iirt history. Nobody kuows tho pro portion of pitch. At till ovetits, it Is declared to be an Incident In the life of Itaharnm V uf the Sussuiilun dynasty, liaharaui, ac cording to legem! anil plaque, was a wonderful archer. During one of his hunting expetlnlous, o i which his fa vorite wife had accompanied him, he shot a sleeplug antelope with such pre cision ns to graze the animal's car. The antelope awoke antl, believing himself annoyed by a fly, put his hlud hoof to his ear to strike off the fly. A second nrrow sent by tho royal hand fixed the antelope's hoof to bis horn. The king's wifu merely said, "Prac tice makes perfect," which touched tho pride of her royal spouse. Indeed, as the penalty for her plain speaking, sho was sent out Into the mountains to perish, but Instead found shelter lu a village. Here she lodged In au upper room ascended by 20 steps and, huvlng bought a calf, carried it up ami down every day. The king, passing by four years later, was amaz ed at seeing a young woman carrying a cow up a flight of 20 steps. The lady again took occasion to remark, "Prac tice makes perfect," whereupon she uuvellcd, was recognized and restored to favor. Aliun Item-. 0 EIDDI.K bKNl'IST ire t... a I....... Firth and Minneaotu Pullman Palace Sleepers Tour ist Sleeners and Reclinln" Cnair Cars Daily to .... DENVER, OMAHA, CHICAOO, KANSAS CITY, ST. LOUIS And other Eastern Cities. The only line from Portland offering ! Siecially Conducted Esctiraions through to Chicago every Wednesday, Mi1'' Portland toCricago Via Sonthprn Pacific. Union Pacific N W Kv'b. llatfifiwre checked through to HfiHtination. Magnificent scenery, Lnioo .ieimt. faat time, lowest ratea. 'or further Information, apply to any aent Southern l'acihc Company, or 11 LATIlKOr, CEBItO An Inanlt Well Handled. You can always trust tho American woman to take care of herself. The friends of a girl who lives In Eight eenth street are telllug these days of u adventure which befell her ono aft ernoon within the fortnight She was standing, this Eighteenth street girl, at the corner of V and Eleventh streets waiting for a girl friend. A very dnp pcr young man, a stranger doubtless In the town for most Washlnctonlans aro too well aware of tho girl's social emi nence to venturo on any impertinence her stepped up, bowed and said airily: "Waiting for somebody?" The girl turned to look at him. "Guess you've forgotten me," he went on with growing familiarity. "I saw you at a dinner last week." The girl looked at him steadily for a moment. Oh, I remember now," she said. "It was at Colonel Blank's. You are Colo nel Blank's butler, of course. No, I don't know of anybody who wants a butler. Have you tried the employ ment agencies?" And then, slowly and calmly, she walked away. Washington Post How tho Oak Will Grow. There are trees which would seem to substantiate the theory of some sci entists tlint there Is no reason why a tree should ever die unless destroyed by unfavorable conditions or accident. Tho oak, for example, will live as a sapling for ages until given opportu nity for growth. There is on old say ing to the effect that if a pine forest is cut down an oak forest will grow, and this Is snld to bo literally true. Many of tho acorns carried into tho pine woods by birds and squirrels nro left to sprout in tho ground. As the tiny saplings grow btowslug natives of tho forest shades nibble off their tender leaves. Again and again new leaves are put forth, only to serve as food for hungry doer or mooso or oth er marauding creatures. And so, hid den from sunlight, deprived, as it would appear, of every essential of life, the little plants live on, and when at last tbe pines aro felled and the sun light reaches them thoy, begin their era of growth. Snnrscon Plnda n Text. Near where Spurgeon's tabernnclo stands half a dozen main streets all meet at one point There Is a drinking fountain there, which has stood there for many years. It was ono very hot summer's evening, and tho drinking fountain was In strong demand. I wanted a drink myself, and in a happy sort of way whllo waiting my turn I said to boiuo of the people standing br: "Hurry up. I'm parched." Some body patted mo on tho back and said "Thank you, my man. You have given me my text for tonight" It was Mr. Spurgeon's text. Tho guard added that ho was on his way to the tablcrnaclo at tho time, and Spurgeon preached one of the fin est sermons he bad ever heard on tne words: "Hurry up. I'm parched." Homo Magazine. Tnllow Cnndlea na Medicine. In Franco the peasantry still stick to medicines calculated to turn tho aver age doctor's hair gray with horror. Wine Is an Ingredient of every pre scription. In fever cases It is always tho predominant one. The French peasant's faith lu fermented grape juice is truly beautiful. If bis children arc stricken with the measles, he gives them wine well sweetened with honey ami highly spic ed with pepper. For a severe cold ho administers a quart of red wine and a melted tallow candle mixed. For scar let or brnln fever he gives eggs, white wine and soot well beaten together. Not all their superstitions are curi ous. Some are pathetic. A mother, ror instance, often buries her dead child with Its favorite toy or a lock of her own hair In the coflln, "that it may not feel quite alone." The Vfxlleat nenat. Probably the uullest beast In the world Is a monkey, a grewsomo look- ine animal called tho bearded sakl. This Is so utterly grotesquo a beast that it would scarcely bo safo to let a child or nervous person see It Tho ugliness Is not of an amusing kind, but of an evil, sinister nature. Tho beast has a sort of beard and a countenanco unlike anvthlue else In shnpo and lines. The monkey Itself Is not particularly savaec, but Is so hideous that tho na tives of Its country, South America, say that no beast of prey, however hungry, will tackle It Even a hungry Jaguar will starve In a cageful of sakls, A L'nlque TTntloe. The following Is a copy of a unlquo notice affixed to tho church door at Whltoolmrch. London: "Missing, last Sunday, some families from church, Stolen, sovernl hours from the Lord's day, by a number of people of differ ent aees. dressed lu their Sunday clothes." Travelers by rail lu Brittauy often glldo past Gulngamp without remem berlng that It was here that was pro duced that useful fabric gingham. The soil of Egypt nt the present day is tilled by exactly tho same kind of plow that, was used (3,000 years ago. E Strtet Baibay. T'MK CARP. 'n.'.tb, stre,l ,0D'farth;rnotWmB,Kheluet HiS;lM:laQ.1n.n., HOFFMAN HOUSE SALOON Sommervllle & Berger. Pure WhlaMe. and Brardlea, the fnca jrade. of Wines and 'Jigara. MJed Drinks a specialty. Weinhard's 1- Famous Beer Bottle and Draught. RST CLASS.... CLASSIFIED COLUMN. Notices under this hal nut t exceed fiv For Sale. Krb. , 11W3. FvMrvl, lie ij ,.lr.,i,... tl.a Hn. ,.,,. ,, , . ,, ,, lines, M cenu tier week; 1 fiO a month; li -- - - . )wr year. exieut. Mrs. Watta wits the gti't of M r F. S. Laltiie last Saturday. F,d Colilnanuil family rvluimcl home last rstiurdtty after an absence of sever al ill": Him. Hit.:,! Ii' x Is raging in the vicinil of Mrund. Mrs. K, s. l.aliue hm been lck fur the pu-i w ,-k tut is nble to be uo now. Mrs. A. G. P.wt is coneidt rably bel ter at present, Mrs. Harvey Bailee has returned home tifter an absence of several month.. Mr. F. 8. La Hue Is not running his mill at present as be is busy logging. Mr. William Sutherland, of Glen tena and t.ewly wedded bride, are ex peeled home in a few days. Ham bo, KOlt fSALK. Probably the very lies 150 acre tracts of laud iti Lane coun ty, ami one of the best In the staU of Ort ttnn, uwnetl by Dr T W Harris. This Is a ery fertile and highly Im proved farm lying 2J miles west of Eugene on an excellent roatl. The dootor bought litis farm with a view to breeding tine horses, but having giveu up the breeding business, has no further use for his farm and desir ing to devote lilin-elf exclusively to his profeeslou, oilers It for -ale at 8 rare bargiln. Call on the doctor foi leruiBof sale. Dexter Itema. February p, 09. Messrs Henry Calu and Win Griffin will cut the timber off the Handsaker place for the Eugene Lumber Co. E R Parker is registering Lost Valley and Middle Fork preoiuc's. Mrs Jonathan Vincent who has been ailing fur some tune, died Wednesday morning. She was buried at the Pleas ant Hill cemetery Thursday. The Trent school will begin tbe sprlug session on Monday February 12tu, with E K Parker as teacher. Regular. Alaska bold Fields. First steamship for Cape Nome and Cape York will sail from Seattle May 10. This will be a large ship with a freight capacity of 1600 tons and pas senger accommodations for 200. For rates and further Information, call ou address K. MoMuaruEY, Agent Northern Pacilio, Eugene. FOR SALE-00 aores of laud 5 miles southwest of Eugene; two small houses and hams; 20 acres lu cultiva tion: 4 mires of iruotl beariuir fruit trees, 14 acres in wheat. Forftirther particulars iuqulre of it F lialter & V.D, Eugene, Oregon. Brave Men Fall Victims to stomach, liver and kid' ney troubles as well as women ami a. feel the result in loss of appetite, poisons In the blood, backache, tier vousness headache and tired, listless, run-down feeling. But there is no need to feel like that. Listen to J w Gardner. Idaville. Ind. He says: Electric Hitlers are just the thiug for in an when he is all run down, antl on't care whether be Uvea or dies. It did more to give uie new strength and good appetite than anything I could take, i can now eat, anyining aim have a new leaBe on life." Only 60 ents, at Linn's Drug rltore. Every bottle guaranteed. The Wronor Day. Tbe heartless landlord has como to evict the widow with 18 children, many of whom are teething. But at the threshold the woman waves him back Imperiously. Not today I" she cries. Why not?" asks the landlord, with pardonable curiosity. Because," tho woman replied, "no pitiless storm of rain mingled with icy Blcet rages without!" The landlord grinds his teeth in im potent rage. Ho may trample under foot tho promptings of his better na ture, but not the conventionalities es tablished by lbng usage. Detroit Jour nal. Not His Destination. A steamer was stopped In tho mouth of the river owing to a dense sea fog. An old lady Inquired of the captain the cause of the delay. Can't see up the river, replied the contain. But I can see the Btars overhead," continued the old lady. Yes; but until the boilers bUBt we ain't a-golng that way." World's Com ic. nnpplneaa. Human happiness, according to the most received notions, seems to consist of threo Ingredients, action, pleasure and Indolence. And though these lu- uredlcnts ought to bo mixed In differ ent proportions, according to tho par ticular disposition of the person, yet no one Ingredient can be entirely wanting without destroying in some measure the relish of tho whole composition. Habit. Habit hath so vast a provnlenco over the human mind that there Is scarcely anything too strange or too strong to bo osserted of It The story of the mixer who. from being long accustom or! to cheat others, came at last to cheat himself and with great delight nnrt trlnmnh nicked his own pocket or a guinea to convey to his hoard Is not Impossible or Improname. Russian families, when moving to a nntv linmn. kindle the fire on the hearth with coal brought from the old residence. It Is strange, but true, that today will be yesterday tomorrow. Chicago News. PLAY till OCT. T)ull heatlaohe. pains In various parts of the body, sinking at the pit of the stomach, loss of appetite, levensnnem, pimples or sores, are all positive evidence of impure blood. No matter knn, it Urams so. it must tie nurmen In order tn obtain good health. Aoker a Illood Elixir has never failed to cure Scrofulous or Hvphilltie polanna, or any other blood disea-ea. It is certainly a wonderful remedy and we sell every bottle on a po-lilve guarantee, ror ale by W L UeLauo, Having i (jreat Ran on li'mh rl In tough Keuieily. ManBger Martin, of the Plerson drug store. Informs us that ne is naving tfieat run on Chamberlain's Cough Kemedy. He sells fire bottles of tbat medicine to one of any other kind, and it gives great satisfaction. In these ,i.. f la trrlnne there la nothing like Uliamberlalii's Cough Remedy to stop the cough, heal up tne aoru tiiroai aim lunira and give relief within very short time. The sales are gmwlm .ii i,r Irv It are pleased with I nMmn, !! 'fill South CbloatTO Dally i -.iumet. For sale by W. Ij. DeIno, HAY FOR BALE Flue oieuu cheat hay, loose, for sale. tall mi or address O Wldmer, two milts wtBt of Eugene. all for Meeting of Peoples Party Cen tral Committee. Tue members of the Lane Couuty People's Party central committee are hereby called to, meet at the court house, lu Eugene, Oregou.ou Saturday February 10, 1000, at 1 o'olock lu tbe afternoon, for the purpose of making apportionments to the county conven tion and attending to bucIi other busi ness as may come before the committee. The presence of each member of the committee is earnestly requested. By order A. J. Zumwai.t, Chairman L. H. Pattkkson, Seoretary. CASTORS A For Infants and Children. lie Kind You Have Always Bough. Bears the Signature of It has been demonstrated repeatedly In every state In the Union and In many foreign countries that Chamber lain's Cough Remedy Is a certain pre ventive and cure for croup. It has be oome the universal remedy for tlist disease. M V Fisher, of Liberty, W Va. only repeats what has been Bald around tbe globe when lie writes: ' I have used Chamberlalo's t'oujlt Remedy In my family for several years and always with perfect sueoeBs. We believe that It is not only the best couch remedy, hut tbat It lea sure cure lor oroup. It has saved tbe lives of our children a number of times." This remedy Is for sale by W la DeLano. Idren i i - er-1 - . . Ua.ia i;i btnooir men yuu naw ..'an heard them complain i I'.tailache; have frequently ;i.:iced how they go about ::i a listless, indifferent way, "haven't you? tloes grand things for such children. It bringsa healthy color to their cheeks. strengthens their nerves, and Piveithcm the vigor tnatDc 1 . ngs to youth. All delicate tliiklren should take it. tor. and i oi "II druarljts. CCOTT tw BoWNIi, chemists, New York. era MONE SEND NO U T HI" AO ;t iSi-Sl- ' Li " " will asnd tl OR BALE. !omer First aud Jeftor- soti streets, one 10 room houi'e, and two lots, 80x100 feet each. Good barn, w titer, fruit, flue garden grouud. Also House and lot, corner rlrst and Lawrence streets, lot 06 leel H Inches, by ItiO feet, young fri'lt trees, nood gardeu Kround, tvatu-. we. Also House aud lot, cornet Willamette and roitrleeuth streets For pnous and terms write 8 J Bills, Tauoiim. Wash, J. in 827. or call at GUARD ofllc. Greatest m li '' Kvt'ry tun' in San Antonin, '.Yxu. flint Aikt-r's l.iieili-h lvt itittly is the giv.-iUv thing ttver nut up lr cuiikik, is. ft'liU, (iMiiiiia, lirtUH'hiiU, rrnup aiii i'nnsuin.tiiu.. 1 VayF b;,vu bctn uiiiiir it over tour 1 . ynnrs for all firniH of throat mul lun trou llts, and hiivo vt to ronui arrufi a i-ay when1 it fai Ul. Wo haw I'mir littli-nm s in tmr lainily, antl lU'itlu r my w iff nT I li;i -i I'Verlostaniflht'sriltt'phefanstMifllin'.it ir. ui hlt'.s among thrchil-lren. 1 jmus thai mum than any other family tan say. .Wk.-rH Knulish Remedy isjustas ctU'i'tivi' dr yrn n up pot.ple as fur thi' ynunir. U mtuis to Mraiyht to the place wheiv tin ti'.uiMf li. j in tlit- throat ami bronrhial tnlies ami lun. ll soothes ami heals the irritant! tis.-u.H, loiif-ens up tho phU'jnn and niueun in thu lirenihinj; pas.-ase.s( quiets the nerves, in oratt.s tluM'.mstitution and .stops tho couh itiir. My advice to parents is to alwuvs keep whottlcin the house, it will ho a constant Baft'Kuard UL'ainstrrnup." (Signed ) b G. Xi.mm human, San Antonio, Tex. Boltl at S8o., 60o. ami 81 n bottle, thrniintirnt Itio lTniU t BtnU' ami Caumlii ; tmd In Kntilwnil, nt la.y.aB.ti., tn. hi. If yoii ir uot iitlMilitl to ur buying, tvturu Uia Boitle to your lirugKtainud get yuur uiuiiuy buck. We authorize the ubmr ptmrniif. c. , W, U. JlUOKKJt A CO., Jfojuti,r, .Viiu J'orfc For Sale B"W L Delano- OH WALK Ply moutU Hook aud Black Minorca cUlckeDa (pure bred) for sale. Inquire Ht rtaiduuce of Joel Wart, Fifth aud Oak mteeU. Notice. The Ladles Aid of the lot Preeby terlaa church will give a supper ou the even ing before Washington's birthday, Feb. 21nt. The menu aud further pur. ticularB will be published later. No Cure. No Pay. ' That In the way all dniKiririta noil Groveti 'attteleflfl Chill 'ionic for CliilU. Malaria and UllliouBnefw. It ! u pleanaut to taken Lemon Syrup , 60 cent Comllis & Eastern RAILROAD. Nu. 2 for Yaquioa Train leaves Albany 12:4.p) P M I. on vow t!iirvallirj l;i,5 P M Arrive, Yamiiiia 7:-5 I'M No. 1 KeturuhiK Loaves Ympiina ti;00 AM Ijoavoti Corvullia U;,tO A M Arrives Albany -i"t 1 M Nil. 8 for Detroit Leaves Albany 7.00 A M Arrives Detroit 11:30 A M No. 4 Ut turning Leaven Detroit PJ:20 P M Arrives Allmuy... 5,15 PM One and two connect at Albany and CorviiUls wtlh Boutliorn I'neltlo tralnis, Kivinn tllrect Horvieo to uutl from Now port mul tdUcoiit bt' rich en. Trains ft.r th mountains arrlvo at Itetroltat noon, KtvUn. amnio ttmo to roach eampliiK urnuntlH on lliu liroltt-nbunh and tin nt lain tho name day. KDW1N 8TONR, Mtmiiijor. It L WAI.DKN. J TUItNKlt, T F& PA AKet't, Albany, EAST AND SOUTH VIA THE SHASTA ROUTE OF THE Southern Pacific Go Expreiw Trains Leave Portlum! Daliy- NOI1UI 7:UC p m To Cure a Cold lu 0 e Day. Take Laxative Brouio Qululue Tab lets. All druggists refund tbe money If it falls to cure. E, W. Grove's signa ture is on eaob box. 26c. , Experience Is the bu-t teacher. Use Acker's English Remedy lu auy ease of coughs, colds or croup. Hhould it rail to give immediate reuei money re funded, a, cts and 60 c s. For sale by VV L LVLauu Bicycles repaired while you wait. CO Matlock. R. OREGON SHORT LINE R. THE DIRECT ROUTE TO Montana, Utah, Colorado, and all Eastern Points, j (lives cholee ot two favorite routes, via the UNION PACIFIC Fast Mall Lino, or i tnoHIOQKANiiKBconlo Line Look at tbe time- . days tn Bait Lake days to Denver days to Chicago days to New York 12:111 am H:ir. a in o:.1U a hi 7;0U a in 0:00 pm l!:2n a in 8:30 a III 2:14 pin 7:45 n ru 5:45 n tn I !:ttl p m li:(H) p in 0:25 pm Lv Portland Ar Lv Kiiiretitt Lv ArSau KranuiseoLv Ar Oiriieii Ar Ar Los tnelua Lv Ar K l'aso Lv Ar New Orleans Lv Lv I'ortluntl Ar Lv KilKene Lv Artiau l-'runeisco Lv Ar Os-ilen, Lv Ar Los Alleles Lv Ar Kl 1'iiho Lv Ar New Orleans Lv i North !l:l5,a in .S:54 a in MKI5 p in 1:10 pin 7:00 pm 8:111 p m 8:50 p m 7:15 p ui 1:10 a m 7:00 a m 1:10 a in 12:lpin 7:'.'0 a in I 8:50 a m DINING CARS OBSERVATION CARS Pullman first-claii and Tonrldt Bleeping oaM attached to all through trainn. Prompt connectinus at l)enver, Omaha and (,'liioago with trains for other east ern cities (JorvnlllM in hi l Unity (Kxcopt Uuiidayj 7:H0 a m 11:55 p m Lv I Ar Portland Onrvallis Ar I 6:50 pm Lv 1:20 pm At Albany and Oorvallis oonnect with train of Ores'in (central it Kaatcrn ltailvay. Inttependt-iice I'ltaseriKer (Hat-opt Htiinlayl BIPUrSB TllAllf DAILY (fXC'IPT BUNIUt.) 4:50 pm I Lv Portland Ar 18:25am 7;10 p in I Ar Mc-Mlnnville Lv I 5:50 a m 8;lt0 p m I Ar IniltuMinticnee Lv ) 4 :50 a m FUKR HKtiLlNINO CHAIR OAHN I FIIOI.MTEIIKD lOtlHIST atURr NU: OaBS, FIH.L1TIAHI H1LIIH KLitf-PINU OAKS. For (all partioularl rcRsrdlng rslos, tlm. tralus,eto, call on or address L L Stevens A gt, Eugene. C O Terr' W E Coman Trav Pass Ant oen i Agt 124 Third St. Portland, Or The Hoffman W O ZEIOLFR, PBOPRllTOR SUNDAY DINNERS 50c. EUGENE. OREGON. o''' i, Y'lti " And try H i oft I. i tid I KIHIIil pm s..j turai-lorv. ;,! b. MOIT wjnotntui va'.iii ."; il- 7T .-V--, C .LM mrrf aca-mji Bjun I ..t.(I.IWWi Thit Circular PluihCgM IWXwm ftait'i Sal nfc. V. ' .',;l'TJii)l,a1,w.r.rf4. Vfrf TV" ' ratr 10 i U . . t ..ih aiMUrsr u-'j. trimmed !i rj,,'"',J1 alahinMlf ITltrr n-Sl.rt TM'-I r.r. nr.; . - . $2.45 GOLD PLATED iulijrrt t tisnitntlB. Y'iS rn l.avnlnaa It alt Villi T fttlli If fu'Hifl rlllj tltM- ify, i'7 r.rj""-- - It.ltla . II niirlfr stiirh nnnlfawliriK ti"K.t"i'v aa Kill SlyU ArUaa SiiU, iM4 rill4 itr ! LlaollO WHaCiO-OOUaM rillil Waitara, at. If (mil find It Iiiiiia1 or mtOr thanatir of tliaao wali-hM-jar tfca w Mat ma run i. It.tl Jul 9irM chaxryea. Fv' iron i h ueoeivw & tt tatkr a4M1a.aiaat( mhi'-h wonldiifcjr'.ii U iVllxva you cotiltlftnta tl.OO ar SMI.OO waial W II. II taM.ll ii ikaaaaia wta iar iz.au Direct connection at Rnn FraueiKL-o with steamsblp lines for Hawaii, Japan, (.liiiia, tlio Pliilllpines aud Australia. For through tickrts and rates, mil on L O ADAUt, Or E J McCLANAHAN, Depot Agent City Ticket Anent, Kngciie, Oregon. ItKOEHLEK, O H MAHKHAM, Manager. O K and P A, Portland, Oregon. Centra! Market, Watkins & Miller PROPRIETORS Will keep constantly on hand a lull suppfj BEEF- MUTTON sPORKand VEAL Which they will sell at the lowest market prices, A t2!rsii2ie ol tbe puillc paircupe folic lied l-TO THE FARM I-; We will IJ the highest n.uike.l in ice for Fat Cattle, Hogs and hlieep. Shop on Willamette St., EI 'UKNBiORFGON. sfJaT-tHsms dtllvertd ti am t.rt ot th tllv Trtr o' chaige praro...r,., st.m tnilanil st.tta sl.t.S, bW'.lroni r7s.!arfanylp',IUhS.Is III. !, SJIfSII. B. h .' mal.s ti'l, miT.m.nl I. a nlol.l T-Jewel mi Ssn M Am.rli.n. warrants!. and a S'lO-ltliri. a it ..a... 'ii. f.. r . w.ita ,.sj..lr;r.i.iM. . aaa., SEARS, ROEBUCK (V CO.(lno.),Chioag( (Asata, awtMl a c an ihMsaaaar HOTEL EUGEjNE. Hcl!irt((k Bros- & Brislcw, Pre p t ! is Ritas $1.00 and $1.00 par day. Adiqnstft arrommodntlons for cpu tn clal men. Ileadttiisiiorn fur nnntim. EUGENE, OREGON.