Daily Eugene guard., March 07, 1900, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
WEDNK8DAY
MARCH 7
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
FOB SALE AT
Julius Goldsmith's
one, Mo. Main 191.
(VITUS.
Prune your tree.
Bprav your tree.
Harvest olean fruit.
Tbe White Is king or wheels.
Commissioners court In session.
A hard rain lant night and today;
Dr Lowe, optlolan, with J H Luckey,
It seems that Dr. Hicks' storm baa
arrived.
Barker bloyoles are better tbau Ku
Kluoka. Bide a White and keep up wilb tbe
procession.
Several telephone linesmen went
nor h today. .
Scarborough aella first-class groceries
cheap for cash.
All air tight atovea at oost. '
F. L. Chambers.
We want to trade for 20,000 shingles.
Barker Gun Works.
You don't get shelf worn gnode at
Scarborough's.
Darker bloyolea are better than Ku
Kluoka.
Tbe new Iron columns for the Uotej
Eugene have been delivered.
II you wish to ride In front, buy a
White. "The White Is king."
If you wnt up-to-date bicycle run
dries, call on DC Matlock.
Beoond band bloyolea at $0, (7, (10,
$15. Barker Gun Works, obeapest
house In town.
Pruning shears and tool and spray
ing ruutorlul, mixed.
F. L. Cham tiers.
1). M. MoCrady, artlslla painter and
riper-hanger. Inquire or leave orders
. Preston & Bales.
Heavy rains last night and today
' are soaking up the ground rapidly
The river Is on arise as a oonsequeuoe.
We do all kinds of bloynle repairing
and guarantee all our work.
O O Mat'.ook
K. D. Paine Co. will keep oon
atantly on hand a full line of Clincher
rlins, the genuine American Duulap
O. A3. M. A. W. and other tires, and
are prepared to lepalr wheel promptly,
John Iiobsoe, of Albany, has filed
petition In bankruptcy. He Is a sahjs
niHii, His liabilities amount to fS700,
due a sewing mnoblue company, and
his assets are expressed In ciphers.
Ride a RAMBLER fitted with
COASTER-BRAKE, the only success
ful COASTER AVD BRAKE on the
market, and one that will do all that la
claimed for it. Every Brake guar
anteed. Call and see them and be con
vinced. - 0 0 Matlock.
' Geo Bat be, Mendota, Va says,
'Nothing did me so much good as
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, One dose re
lieved Die, a few buttles oured me." It
digests what you eat and always cures
dyspepsia.. ' Vluosnt & Co, . Corner
Drug Btore.
Still few rooms of 4')o wallpaper for
IOC. . F U Chambers.
Sam T. Shaw and bis repertoire
oompany will appear at The Parker,
Monday, March 19, for week's en
gsgement, Tbls oompany Is highly
spoken of and , promises of a very
pleasant week Is assured playgoers.
The oompany carries Its own band and
orchestra.
I want to lei tbe people who suffer
from rheumatism and sciatica know
that Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieved
me after number of other medicines
and doctor had failed. It Is the best
liniment I have ever known of. J A
Dodgen, AlpharetU, Ga. Thousands
have been oured of rheumatism by tbls
remedy. One application relieves the
pain, f or sale diwi ueuiuo.
Albert Toiler, of Portland, has been
elected second vloe president of the
National Editorial Association. The
next convention will be held at Buf
falo, N. Y. Mr. Toslsr Is tbe most
popular newspaper man In Oregon and
ws trust that he will get to be presi
dent of the Association.
Wall paper at oust, and less. t
F L Chamber.
Ons-halftnn garden seed In balk
Just received at F. L. Chambers.' J
There Is no bettor medicine for ibr
b.blea than Chamberlain's t'oiivb
niedy. Its pleasant tate and prompt
and effectual cures make It a favorite
with mothers and small children. It
quickly cures tbelr oouirhs ami colOs
preventing pneumonia or other serlcais
ciinsequeuces. It also cures croup arid
Las been used In teus of thousands! of
cases without a single failure so far) as
we have beeu able In learn. It not olply
cures oroup, but when given as the
oroupy cough appears, will prevent tie
attack. In cases of whooping cough II
liquefies lbs tough mucus, making li
easier to expectorate, and lessens the
the severity and frequency of the par
oxysms of coughing, tbua depriving
that disease of all dangerous conse
quences. For sale by W. L, DrLsna
A rainy day.
Easter market- Preubylerlau ladles.
Best bicycles sold for least money at,
Barker Gun Works.
Telephone No 10 for stove repaired.
blackened or set un.
M O Waruir tunes pianos and
organs. Impairing ana poiisniiig.
Bicycle tin (4.00 a pair.
CCMATI.OCK.
Buy good guus cheap at Barker Gun
Works.
Annual EaaUir market Presbyterian
ladies.
See tbe new striking bags and
wblthy exercisers at Barker Gun
Works.
Rambler Blcpcles, (40 and (36.
Ideals, (30 and (25. C C Matlock.
Fresh Garden Seeds Just in.
F. L. Chambers.
Josh MoGee informs us that some
parties are prospeoting for gold mines
up tbe Mohawk.
Members of the A. O. U. W. who
were In Junction last night report
having bad a most enjoyable time.
Tbe Ladles Aid Society of the Cum
berland Presbyterian oburob will hold
another market at Long's hardware
store, Ninth street, Saturday , Earoh 10.
Experience Is the best teacher. Use
Acker's English Remedy in any case
of coughs, colds or croup. Should It
fall to give Immediate relief money re
funded. 25 ote and 80 ots. For sale by
W L DeLano.
We have over 850 Rambler and Ideal
riders. Buy a Rambler or Ideal and
you will never have to walk. They
are all fitted with tbe great G A J
tire. CC. Matlock.
A small girl Is In Eugene from
Portland, around the streets and In
tbesaloonB, selling The Regular, God's
Regular Army paper. Bbe should be
under the care and protection of her
parentB or some benevolent society.
A little lassie of God's Regular Army
is selling the army paper on tbe streets
of Eugene today. Tbls organization
has not bothered Eugene since the
advent of Wm. Purdy, whose unsavory
reputation made blui known all over
Western Oregon.
Tbe White won 0 per cent of the
races at the Loa Angeles meet. BoldB
the world record from one to fifteen
miles, and Howard Fr sman, of Port
land, Oregon, broke the world's un-.
paced mile reoord stindlng start on
11)00 model, a White road wheel.
Enthusiasm at the Mass Meeting
Last night fully 61 ) people met In
the Christian ohuroh to listen to Riv.
Ray Palmer's masterly temperance
address, Tbe subject, "Mankind
Gruoliled at the Br : of the Open
Saloon," luoludtd In ita treatment,
every olr 's n ponslble for the exist
ence of tbe "open saloon."
At the oli ie of the address the Young
People's (Jb. is. an Temperant9 Union
of Eugene was organized. One hun
dred and sixty members were enrolled.
The following ofiloere were elected
President, . C. Calvert H'uoot; vie -president,
Edwin Beaudreau; secre
tary, G A Warlluld; treasurer, Miss
Cell.. Loomls,
Of Interest Here.
Itoieburs Rerlew, alaroh 6.
Geo. M. Clary plead not guilty to the
charge of forgery, which was afterward
withdrawn, and he then plead guilty
to the Information of the district
attorney, oharging hlin with obtaining
mouey under false pretenses. Sentence
was set for tomo. row at 9 a m .
Hugh Pattersou plead not guilty to
tbecbargeof rape and B. F. Harvey
will plead to the same charge at 0 a m
tomorrow.
Balm Wood Wanted.
We want to purchase 2,600 cords of
balm wood. For further particulars
apply at our oflloe.
EUQKNK ElUKLBIOR WORKS.
Around tub Wohlp, Baker City
Republican, March 6: "Jaoob Wareh
auer. ol the firm of Warshauer Bros
department store, left yesterday for
uermany on a busmen and pleasure
trip. It Is bis Intentlou to lake a tonr
around the world If Ins time permits."
Warshauer Bros, at one time oon
ducted the I X L store In tbls city.
QUITS A BlFFKRJCNCB. The nlnrk of
the Albanv sohr ol district renorta 11SS
school children between the amM nf A
and 0; number enrolled In publlo
enrols, tun. The Eugene olerk reports
1378 between the sues of 4 and SO. and
total number enrolled, 1069. Quite I
difference. Kugeue has 340 more per
sous entitled to diaw school money.
If y.m doe') what von
want, aak lur It.
llorana ws bars,'!
Hi. latest sljl.f ut
Hats, Shoes,
Clothing,
anJ a thouaaml othu thlnte with which w
can lit and plw, y hth la naalitv and
ptfcw. Our I.AI'IK.S- KIIOK.H, jul url.nl
ar b aoliM aad eoanot ha naUd lor i'tU
and ri. for wa alwavt laad saw ful'uw.
Convince roumlf by oaUUg on
AX BILLY.
HILDA HOBSON
Arrested
at Coburg
Night.
Last
WANTED AT COftvAUIS rOSJ THEFT. 1
Hilda Hobson, the woman Impostor,
who bss tricked tbe or. dalous of Ore
gon ana caiiiornia, is now m un
bands of tbe law, charged wltn tne
theft of a livery outfit from Liveryman
Elgin, of Corvallls. Tbe young lady
was arrested last bight by Constable
Mathews about oue and one-half
miles tbls side of Coburg. The rig is
In a stable at Harrlsburg. Miss Hob-
son, with an alias of L-iulse David and
several other names, claimed to .ne
officers when arrested that she wanted
to go to the borne of a brother named
.Dan Arnel, living on one of tbe Ar
mltage farms. She was taken to tbe
place designated, but tbe family living
there Is named Loomls, and not ai uei
In fact ber brother Is not known In
that vicinity. However she wrote
letter, which was mailed by O. M.
Young addressed to "Dan Arnel."
Sheriff Riokard, of Benton county,
arrived up from Corvallls last night
and went to Coburg today to take tbe
woman back tor trial. He had not
arrived here when tbe Guard went to
press, and people coming over from
Coburg today state tbe reason is that
the woman Is having fits whenever
an attempt Is made to move her, and
that It requires several men to hold
her. Tbe woman Is one of tbe slickest
the officers of the valley have ever
bandied, and It will bea decided relief
to get rid of ber. . .
Tbe woman Is said to be medium
sized, e'emure looking, a very plausible
talker, and baa an Innocent way or
telling ber troubles which rarely fallB
to oonquer all doubts or prejudices.
Sluslaw Mail
Poetmsster McCornack reoelved In.
stiuotlons th.a morning to place a
temporary service on tbe Eugene
Siualaw route, aud Ell Bangs has tbe
route In charge. Tbe Kentucky
contractors have not held to tbe letter
of tbelr sub-oontract with Mr. Bangs
and on making settlement for work
done Mr, Bangs will probably cancel
future work for them. The .govern
ment will Investigate the matter, aud
It Is not at all unlikely that tbe pr seut
oontraot for tbls route will be let
over.
He Fooled the Surgeons.
All doctors told Rehlok Hamilton, of
West Jefferson, O, after fullering 18
months from rectal fistula, he would die
unless a costly operatlou wi per
lonued; but lie ou.ed himself with five
boxes of Buokleu's Arnica Salve, the
surest pile cure on earth, and tbe best
alve In the world; ?1 I juts a box.
Sold by Linn, drugght.
Notice.
Tbe ladles', guild of St. Mary's
Episcopal church will meet at the
parish house every Wednesday after
noon during Lent for the acoompllsh
ment of work. The attendance of any
and all friends of the guild at these
m'Jtlngs will be oordlslly appreciated
Ellin A. LoVKHiDdB,
, Secretary.
The White Is King.
When roses bloom and robins sing,
And even when the sleigh bells ring,
Tbe While Is king.
Lansj County People. Roeeburg
Review) "Tbe town is full of olrouii
oourt people, over 80 witnesses, mostly
from Lane county, being here on the
Warner-Bruneaa mining case alone."
New Spring Goods
ARRIVING ntny
Dress kk
Silk:.
Trimmings,
Embroideries,
flrjdmarjy otyer foods
too numerous to (nentio7.
S. II. FRIENDLY.
I PEKSOSSl-
!
Dr.O. W.Blddle ha, beeu ,1,1.1. 1
In Albany.
Horace Burnelte, of IudepeuUeuce,
Is In Eugcue.
Wile Owens returned to Monroe
this afte'uoou.
Merchant C'ole, of Isabel, was in
tbe oily today.
W. Sanders and family are home
from Portland.
Attorney Kklpworth ba? returned
from Roeeburg.
Dr. B. F. Ruell, of Thurston, was
In tbe city today.
Z. M. Brown returned to his borne
In Portland today.
m. ...a u Frank Hadley, of
Crow, are In the city.
Dr. and B. F. Ru-sell. of Thurston
were In Eugene today.
Mrs. Hugh Hampton returned home
lo Goshen tbls afternoon.
Attorney J. E. Young, of Cottage
Grove, returned borne today.
Sheriff Peter Rlckard, of Corvallls,
was In Eugene a few hours today.
Mrs. Joe L. Meek died near Hills
ooro yesterday, aged about 70 years.
Miss Eva Stevens, of Crow, is visit
ing relatives and friends In Eugene.
Col. Smith started to Prinevelle ibis
.'or,,, Wi via Portland and The
Dalles. x ' '.
Mrs, H. E. Ankeny and Mrs. A. G.
Hovey went to Portland on tills after
noon's Iraln.
Attorneys. Woodnock, Bllyeu, Skip-
worth and Hairls and Sheriff Withers
are still at Roeeburg.
Mrs. John Davies and little sou left
on tbe 1:06 train on a visit to relatives
in Minneapolis, Minn.
J. W. Shumate, Walterville's live
merchant, was a passenger to Portland
on Ibis afternoon's train.
j b'tv. J. Goldstone, of Hollister, Cal.,
anr. Mrs. M.. Constine and son, are
visiting their 'parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. Sanders, In this oity.
Tuesday's'' Roeeburg Bivlew:' Dr.
W. W. Oglesby, a prominent citizen of
Junction City-, was a pleasant caller at
the Review office today. He Is here as
a circuit oourt witness.
Tuesday'sHale'n Journal: Miss Jennie
Dillard, of Eugene, who has been In
the city visiting Mr. and Mrs. James
Godfrey, was a passeuger for ber home
m Eugene this morning.
Attorney W. D. Fen m passed
through here for Portland v lay. He
had been at Riseburg attending court
He says that. J. E. Fenton is at Seattle
waiting to catch the first s' -amer 1 1
the Nome mines.
Qc3. M. Miller weut to Portland on
this afternoon's traiu. He expects
leave tor AIK ka in a few weeks where
he will spend a year seeking gold. We
hope he will, be successful In fiudlng
plenty of tbejpreolous metal.
J. M. bhelley, C. M. Horn, J. A.
Haines, F. A. Rankin, M. Svsrverud,
T. Renshaw and other Odd Fellows
arrived borne today from Harrlsburg,
where they assisted lu doing work If at
night. They leport a fine trip
The 'American Flag.
The American flag now fliatsover a
laud of barbarity. If anyone had
prophesied this four years ago he would
have been laughed lo Boorn. Yet
change Is constantly taking plaoe,
Nature la merciless. Bo soon as she
discovers an Improvement, tbe old1
whatever it may be, is doomed. -The
fact that Hosteller's Stomaob Bitters,
tne ramous cure rnr dyspepsia, baa re
mained unchanged for half a century,
proves IU value. Try It for Indiges
tion, biliousness, coustlpatlon. or
malaria, faver and ague, to be con
vinced. Your case Is not incurable.
You simply have not used the right
reined j. Hosteller's Stomach Bitters
Is wb.it you need-the sooner tbe
Doner, xt is particularly valuable at
tbls season of the year.
75 bloyoles.' all 1000 Creeents, now on
thewiy. Wait for them. FLUham-
tiers. -
Some Plain Remarks.
"wBr""
e d. the Br.d-Ae. under an
.-.i ,,am wil be nine I" "
ve'iaul (?) bailie for .lecltlzeustloRei,
'for years the Guard proprietors
have b.en la'sely charged wllh run
ning papers under other publishers
uauiex, ibe F gisler Leing li e piincl
pel one. It Is true we Uve been
offered tbe R "gister a dozen times for
half what its plant t .si if we would
mllnue it as a republican paper
under an employe's name. We firmly
refused, altb. ugb ad 'laed to do so by
several leading republics business
men. We old thein it look some
ability, bard work aud personal super
vision to make a paper successful. A
few v di'lcal crumbs will give a polit
cal orir a precarious existence lor a
few i ontbs, but will not sustain it.
Tbe eonle pay for the news and thai
Is
what tbey want, and what tne
QUA'
tbeu-
part
char
D at all times Binves 10 give
Local nolltical items from all
are published in full and free of
e. And again, tbe GUARD plo
prle
ts have certain political prlnoi
pies which ihey oeneve iu. ,
admire those who differ, aud respect
Ibera.
tu Moium. GilstraD seem to
have no political priuolpiee. We find
them at Oakesdale, Weill., running a
republican paper, at Springfield, oou
duoting an Independent paper, al
Visalia and Tulare, Cal., publishing
rantankeroUB populist paper, and now
in Eugene, warming up a republican
organ. Mr. Amis charges the Ben lor
pioprletorof the Register of offering
n conduct a populist papers here, but
for certaiu rensons the committee de
clined bis proffered services,
We believe Eujene Is abundantly
able to support two daily newspapers
fairly conducted. However they do
not want organs and will not long
tunoort a naner that is filled with
any hiug but news.
Attain, we wish to state that the
Guakd is owned, published and cou.
ducted bv ourselves. We have no
inlerest, fluaucially or otherwise, lu
any oilier publication. If we ever do
our names will appear at the bead of
ibe editorial columns.
This is ell.
"Who Is Who?"
Stair & Nicolal pn entedtoa Eugene
audience lrt night that .laughable
farce comedy, "Who Is Who? ' headed
byPu. y & St. John, who rai.k with
the I it rn clever and capauli
(. . mi hulls. Theeutlre company
fur shove the averp je. Eva T,inguay
i id Harry N Welch were a tea
within themselves, while the Sisters
Whlllug, coruetis , wore . unpellcJ
1 1 respond i .uin end sgaiu to eiicor. 3
The oi turn i woia by the ladles wei
the fl'iest iver seen in tbls oity, nn
were yreall,, udutl ,d. Tbe audience
wi i large, t ,d Man rer Ro ia to be
coigratulat. 1 on si curing such first
olaas productions rs .his for his patrons,
Enoch Ream.
Euoch Rf im died at his home
this city ye iterday, aged 74 yean,
months and 23 days. He was born
Pennsylvania November 29, 1826. The
funeidl will take place from bis . late
resident! to the Mulkey cemetery
xnu.tday, Marob.8, at 10 a. m. .
Dr ia ed was well known In this
city nd county, having moved here
from Ord, Nebraska, in 1887j He
leav 3 a wife and uine children, Halll
Mil. , W Henry R3am, Ed 8 Ream
ChaiL Ream, Matilda Ream, (Mont.
gom.ry, Iowa,) E F Ream, A W
Resin, Fred R Ream (Nebraska) G M
iteam.
Notice, Congregational Church.
The aunual meeting of the Congre
gailunal church will r ur Thursday
of this week. The business m ting for
reporis iroru an tbe different depart
ments of work and for election of
onicers, will be held at 4:30 in the
arternoou. TheladM of the nhnmh
will serve supper to tbe church and
congregation at 6 o'clock. . At 7:80 the
ron or the ohuroh will ;be called.
Letters fmm absent members and for
mer pastors will be read and resnnn.
will be given, It is hoped, by each of
ue memoers present. In Euuenn a
coruiai invitation Is extended .to al.
interested in the ohurch to be present
' R. C. Brooks.
The Appetite of a Goat
Is envied bv all
RtniYsnnri II . -
w, uu iiver are out or order. ,
T if ... 'u-iavraiDUew
Llfn Pills, the Vnririnr tit at L
ma oiuiuauu una
liver remedy, gives a splendid appetite,
.uiu.es r nect nealth an(1
store.
MaRHIKD At tl, r. .,... . ..
,,,,... . """ me
.....Maungc.ergyman.M.U It w, at
o clock this morning oocurrej tbe
li urUgeof Mr. -T w v. L .
Mrand M . daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hadley, of Crow,
I .county. Aa'n.y wedding breal
of b?"hHdV"Ul "1:30 tlhe
well ..i , : neyUDB peopleare
and "',r,,bly kDown ln lols city
ndti,.Gl.,.,Djolns lh frlendsc,y
"tending b.,t wish,,. Thev left for
Portland ou th8 overland this after
ZL'f?'; Murph' " S5
m the cigar business.
J)? XleTy evening, to ths
wife ol County Clerk i- . J .
Th. .. ,-,er le, a daughter
KK,-'!.ct!? ?-.!?:
d.. . . ""eoieiowork In a
iJ or two under gocd treatment.
Wall Paper..
Prices.
If you call early you will find a fine line
of designs to select from. The opportu
nity of the season for handsome" decora
tive work at a small expense. ,
lifers Jrfil :
, ; Divinity School Notes. . '
TJie winter nn ends March 16..
Keven new books were addi l.to tbe
library this weed.
The Dean's annual reception will be
given next Friday, the 9th.
Or. Frank Strong delivered an inter
esting addrr i before the school yester
day. The current number of tbe Christian
Standard, of Cincinnati, Ohio, con
tains an In', resting articlo by Geo. F.
Hall on the Eugene ohurch uud
Divinity school. Tbe article is
illUBtra' il with cuts of Dean Sander
son, the church and tne school build
ing. A Life and Death Fight..
Mn.W A Hinia, of Manchester, la,
writing of his almost niiiueiiloUH escape
from death, says: "ExnoBUn- after
meeiles induced serious lung Ir.Hible,
which ended in consumption. I had
frequent hemnrrhag and eoughed
night and day. All mv nnclorj n-ilil T
must soon die. Then I began i use
ur King' i New Dl.-c very for Con.
sumption, which ooinoletelv cured ma
I would not be without it, even If It
cost $5 a bottle. Huudreds have used
it on my recommendation and ell say
It never failB lo cure throat, chest and
lung troubles." Reaular slz Sun anrt
$1.00. Trial bottlei frde at Linn's
drug store.
" To Cure a Cold ; in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
IT it rails to cure. E. W. Urove's signa
ture Is on eaoh box, 25c.
Eleotion of Offiobrs. j! Rescue
Hose Team last nioht
. . TIVU LUC
following officers for llii,mtn.
J J Hesi, presideuti: B F Fold, vice
president: A (1 Mithn.. .
" ' "t O.MIt7,Oljr,
orange Callison, assUtant secretary.
will Hod es, foreman; James Blllmlre,
assistant foreman? a nii.. .
assistant foreman; W Hodes, Ueasurer;
Abe Gilbert, sergeant-at arme. : At the
close of the meeting inembei j repaired
iue i a it nan where a banquet
had been nrsnared hv J n ni,ii.,.i.i..
under the dlreotion of tbe company in
u. luo newiy elected officers.
An elegant time was Lad.
HlTCHINO Rinira Th. r '
J - " " mi iuoid Ul
Lane countv!nra muu . .
- - - .... v. . IU ucusu.
bitching- raoks and grounds around
vue puouo square. The business men
Of Rllffana .hnxU . . . .
-- -"Y"iu s a mis is provided
. nu variy aaie.
A lot of eecond-hnnri .i,.i t-
ss ... "u,u
f " f unamoers. -
The Laborer is
Worthy of His Hire."
Bjt a waae-earner can
i i rr.Oi-e for his personal ser
ccs if in strong and vigorous
Ciiua. The blood is the
Hfe-nhinq and strenath-mah-
pa 't of the system. If it
Pare, all is ell: ifnnt. it
Should be nurified vniffi
Hood's Sarsaparilla, ivhich
makes the weak strong.
Can Eat " Wis litei o,,t. W no
rrMe onli I took Hood's SirupsrOIa.
i imt mc right up And I cn tit hcirt
8y." ElU SV. Htcxr. Athot. J,ss.
Hood t pint car. II .11. . .1.. .
only wtli.,11. , i.n. wiFTjo'TTi.T.i.piaTir
We Lave deci.led to (lisco1Uil,a
Tinner ( lin.-iWiiinnt .... i "u'
,f '7,, ' Oil
doing so will offer siuo of tl,J
of paper iu Lugene al
Startling
HAHDWAR
RUNNINB IJP A B18BIU
tacked with ooldirtiffi
keen a lvitl Jt
tales, at bedtinZT
jld hm,. Thi,i2
loot i J
mirror i
Tut 1 1.1
at your gray nur, l tut
bs the last if vou vim
needn't keep yourpiy taii
longer than j ou wish. Tlea
guesswork about Ibis; h
every time.
To restore
color to gray
hair use
av After using
it for two
or three
weeks notice
how much
younger you
appear, ten
fvnv
years younger at least k
Vigor also cures dandrafirt
falling of the hair, miles k-d
and is a splendid biir drtutl
makes the scalp beillbiut.
cures the disease that cwol
draff. ti.oe a strut. Uta
"My hair was iDlDlWf
Ayor's Hair Vigor iwpjsd H
aod has made my aftlr rerr
much darker than belon. 1
la nn.liin,. libn it fnr thnhir
" COUlLllI,
AprUS5,18!. .
If jod 4o not obtain ill IS
de.lre from tba aM ol Us If "
Doctor about IL HW-jJ
Glorious Km'
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Electric Bitters bus torsi ftj
or scrofula, whioh had sit
suffering for yean.
I tr nn htflXSW
SUUIU uionn j
and the beat docbH fwrj
help: but her cure Is cooipll
h.uh 1 .v llent." Thli1
thousands have provrf-Wj
Bilters Is ths bl wn
known. It's tbe supremi W
eczeita, letter, salt rbeailj
and running sores. "71
liver. klduevandbowel,PT
helns digestion balld opU
Only 60 cents, boio i
druggls'3, -
r ' , . rjyi
Bicycles.
r. u, raine v-v. i
Golden Eagle," wit" "'l
. ... lliwIDOJ
orlaTi Ktsmmeuuit'-'-. .
be convinced.
' 4 No Cure, Ko U
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Tasteless Chill Tonic lor ,
ItlilimiFness. li " "
Lemon Syrup. 50nts
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nis piace ui -
mile, north of t7
stock farm, ln.pl M
reus buu..., . ten n
IsknownlobeoDsoftf A
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IU uaue ..juu v .
through the at.enuj. r
Co. It. r. deserr -
locating of his ciHtoB"",..
plKesandstgren"
Hay fob .-a-S- .v7ri
ft,r ale at my P""'?n-i
Eugene; $S at barn
rn,
E.ike..e, March l.W,fH
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For Inian" -
ISa Kind You HajaW
Bears
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