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1 and 2 Chrisman Block.
lUOENE. OIUtQON,
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ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
I-Over First National Bank.
Kuor.xe, Oregon.
L' WOODCOCK,
ATTORNEY-AT-LA V,
One-hslf block south of C'hriamaa lilk
Euckne, Opn.r.
SKIP WORTH.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
lactico In all the Court's.
El'OEXS Ommon.
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
In First National Bank Building.
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E'OMlnall the court, of the Second
Outrictand in the Supreme Court
f. '"ration given to oollactions and
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(O'er WilUn, t Linn's dm store
i0B-9 tc 12 a m; 2 to 5 and 7 to
fa-Ferry street between Ilth and
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JY8ICIAN3 AND SURGEONS.
f-InChrfaman Block.
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Inland Football.
The Pendleton East Oregonlait gives
the followlDg accouut of a recent foot
ball game in the inland empire. It is
played somewhat difierently in the
valley:
"The Walla Walla football team
met defeat at the hands of the Hepp
nerltes In Friday's game. The eonre
stoo'l 16 to 0 in favor of the Heppner
team. It was u,i exciting game
throughout and the casualties amnoc
the Walla Walla boys were numerous.
Beveu of their men were knocked out
and incapacitated from further taking
part in the game. Four were disabled
early In the game, and they .were re
placed by four new men. Bfor Hie
gume closed, however, three of the
new men went In ken from the Held. It
was stated thai lue Heppner men put
a very good game and made some good
runs and successfully checked several
flue plays of the Walla Walla team.
The Heppner team was the same as
when they played Pendleton, with the
exception of four new players."
Dyspepsia Cure.
Digests v.iat you oat
ilt artificially digests the food and aid
mture In strengthening and recon
structing the exhausted digestive or
gans. It is the latest discovered dlgeit
ant and tonic. No other preparation
can approach It in efficiency. It in
stantly relieves and permanently cure
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
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all other results of imperfect digestion,
prepared by E. C. DeWitt A Co., Cblcago.
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wasting diseases, all elfecU r self
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restores the fire cf. Touth.
iii(lV 3y mail BOc per box; ti boxes
for $2.50; with written guaran
'no to euro c? roftmd tho money.
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ForaaleWX DeLano Dmngiit'
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Having a Large and Complete stock of
Staple and Fancy Groceries bought
in the best markets,
EXCLUSIVELY FOR UASH.
I can offer the public better prices
than any other house in Eugene.
HOFFMAN HOOSE SALOON
Sommervillo & Berger.
Pore WhliVi'S and' Brandlea, the finee
sra.lee of Winee and 'Jiitais. , tMUed
Drinks speciAlty.
Weinhard's
Famous Beer
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TWO PECULIAR CASES OF BRAIN AC
TIVITY "N SLEeP.
A UwrtF Wko Solve Kavttr
Problem He Could Not Muter
While Awake Aa ExeUlew and Al
moe Tracts Rallwar Joaraer.
An Edinburgh lawyer, a conflrmed
somnambulist, went through a pecul
lar experience some little trma ago.
One evening, after dinner, he told bis
wife that be had a most difficult law
case which would occupy him half the
iht to study out. For hours there
alter he grappled with Its Intricacies,
but Anally desisted, saying it would
be Impossible to make bis brief until
morning, since the case presented soma
difficulties that he had been unable to
master.
lie fell asleep from exhaustion al
most as soon as he went to bed, but la
a few minutes rose, and, seating hhn
self at his desk, wrote furiously for aa
hour or more. Then, carefully folding
and indorsing the sheets he bad writ
ten upon, he put them away In a pi
geonhole of bis desk, after whloh, with
out speaking, be returned to his bed
and slept soundly till lata In the morn
ing. At breakfast he expressed some un
certainty as to his "finding a solution."
Bis wife told him to look through his
desk, -which he did, discovering the
paper he had written In the pigeon
hole where he had hidden it As he
read It Joy mingled with amazement
showed plainly in his face, for the pa
per was a clearly reasoned, correctly
phrased brief on the Intricate case,
with all the obscure points smoothed
out! He had not the slightest recol
lection of having written the docu
ment
Another extraordinary case is that of
a young man who, an hour or so be
fore starting on a railway journey, paid
a visit to a steamer In which bis par
ents were financially Interested. In
the course of the Inspection be entered
the little chamber In the bow of the
vessel where the anchor chain Is colled
and was Impressed by the chamber's
smallne8s and the cramped quarters It
would afford a man sent down there to
superintend the paying out of the chain.
In due course the traveler went to the
railway station and engaged a snug
seat in the corner of a first class corri
dor and sleeping carriage. Ee had the
compartment to himself. The train
had not been long on Its Journey before
the young man was sound asleep. But
he Imagined that he was awake and,
moreover, that he was Imprisoned in
the little anchor chain compartment of
the steamer. The vessel was under
way, be thought, and moving more rap-
Idly than he had ever known a steamer
to move before.
His first Idea was to go on deck at
once, but be could not get out of the
cell-like chamber. He could not stand
erect even, the compartment was so
little, as he found out at the cost of an
Imaginary bumped bead when he at
tempted to rise. Then, to his surprise,
he found that the room had a window,
evidently a dead light, but square and
unusually large. This he tried to raise,
but, falling, determined to break It,
thinking that he could seize the anchor
chain and by Its aid reach the deck.
There was only one way to smash the
glass, and that was by striking it with
his clinched fist. Ho knew that this
would result In a cut hand probably,
but he risked It all the same, for he felt
certain now that the vessel was in a
storm and likely to go down any mo
ment. In which case he would be
drowned like a rat In a trap.
Having smashed the glass, he found
that tho window was double, and be
distinctly remembers breaking the out
side pane, after which, with profusely
bleeding hands, he carefully picked out
the bits of glass remaining In the
sashes, so that he could climb out.
After removing the last remaining
fragment of glass from the sash he
carefully thrust bis head and arms out
and began to feel for the chain. It was
nowhere to be found. Then he pulled
himself half way out of the window
and reached upward.
To his great Joy, be found be coma
reach over the edge of the deck; but, to
his dismay. It was curved and smooth,
offering no projection whatever by
which he might pnU himself up. That
beAng the case, and not wishing to fall
into the water and be drowned, be
painfully drew back Into the little
chamber. However, he must certainly
escape or be drowned, and after get
ting his breath he would mane anotner
attempt to reach the deck.
As he lay panting and mgntenea ne
accidentally, reached In the direction
away from the deadlight To bis sur
prise, he touched a swaying window
blind, and the next moment be found
himself lying on the floor of the corri
dor of the onrushlng train, with a win
dow down, through which ha bad evi
dently been trying to reach the deck of
th' Imaginary steamer. The wonder
was he did not lose his grip and fall on
the line. It was his fear of being
drowned that prevented him from be
ing killed on the railway. The young
fellow bad a long and serious Illness
latter bis experience, and, strange to
say, when be recovered his somnambu
listic habit left him. Washington Star.
An Odd Cotaoldeaoe.
In one of the historical volumes of
John F. Magglnness is recounted a
most remarkable coincidence. On ths
very day that the Declaration of Inde
pendence was promulgated and old
Liberty bell proclaimed the Joyful
news In Philadelphia a little band of
Scotch -Irish settlers, without any
knowledge, of course, of what was oc
curring elsewhere, assembled at a cer
tain place on the banks of Pine creek,
about 14 miles above where now stands
-if of WIIUaiTMinort. and declared
themselves free from the yoke of Brit
ish rule.
If you want op-to-dat bicycle sun
dries, call on CC Matlock.
French Tansy Wafers, me world's
famous remedy for Irregular and pain
ful periods of ladies; are 'never falling
and safe. Married ladles' rrieno
French Tansy Wafers are the only re
liable female remedy Id the world: Ira
ported from Pari; -Ke nothing else,
but Insist on genulm ; In red wrappers
with crown trade mark. La France
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Han Francisco. For sale by all drug-
lists, or sent In plain wrapper aireci
THE RUSH FOR HOME
Six Thousand Men at Dawson
Awaiting the Opening of
ligation.
STEtHCRS HED FOR THE WORK.
A dispatch from Dan-sou to the
Juneau Dlnpab'b says it 1 t'S'.imttieri
tbat fully 6000 people will be ready to
go to Nome when navlmiilon open-, to
oe followed later on by many others,
who will have to rerun m in Dawou
until after tbe wash-up In June and
July. To carry tbls crowd the steam
ers buluw are at Dawsnu at present,
and will be ready for the irafll o, unless
taken out by the ioe when the river
opens. Tbe steamer John G. Barr
and barge New ork are the only two
tbat are really In a perilous condition.
Thelist of steamers and barges will
carry 11,800 passengers and 16.450 tons
of freight.
Tbe foregoing does not Include 20
steamers on the up-river ruu, all of
whloh were tested to their capacity
last season. Tickets are now being
sold at $150. Many meu will save this
however, by going down in barges and
small boats, as the trip can be made
from here in 15 to 'JO days.
Pleasant Hill Items.
Maroh 19.
Born To tbe wife ol OW Milam,
Maroh 13, 1900, a sou.
James Kelly will stnrt for California
In a few day.
Mr. Darling and family have moved
to Wilbur.
James Buchanan has rented the
James Kelly place, and has moved his
family in the Darling house.
School opened with mull attendance
tbe 19thltist.
Rev. Kellems prearh-d to a full
bouse last Hunday.
U. W. Mllnm and family have moved
Into the keeney house.
C'has Wltoiier and family have
moved to their new home near Spring
field.
Mrs. M. V. Rees lias it-turned to her
home at Thurston.
'iThe eobnol "entertainment" was a
BUO.xs. Hcvcrsl dollurs were raised
for the "library."
Cor.
Important Sale.
Heppner Timet: The Blue Moun
tain Telephone company has just
closed a deal, whereby they have
transferred their entire telephone sys-.
tern composed of lints from Hepp
ner, to Wagner, Loup Rock, Long
Creek, John Day, ( anynn City, Burn,
the Narrow, Bumpter, Buker, Bourno,
Susanvllle and all the principal mines
lu tbat district, to the Inland Tele
phone and Telegraph company who
will soon take charge of the same.
Tbe purchase prioe is not mentioned
but we understand that it is suffi
ciently large to give the members of
the Blue Mountain Telephone com
pany a handsome profit on their in
vestment and work for tbe past two
years.
Isaao Ennls and J. B. Burns, repre
senting the Inland Telephone and
Telegraph Co,, have just returned
from an inspection of the lines,
Dexter Items.
Spring is here.
Mrs Ida Hendrloks, of South Bend.
Washington, is visiting with her par
ents, Mr and Mrs Mathews, at June,
John Oulley sold his beef cattle and
delivered them at Creswell Saturday.
Mrs Griffith returned Saturday from
visiting her daughter, Mrs Stevens, at
epriugfield, who has been seriously
ill.
Messrs Earle Bar bra and P P Pltzer
are doing jury duty at Eugene.
The sick peopleof Treulare generally
Improving, we are pleased to state.
All persons favoring an economical
administration of affairs in our county
should attend the Citizens' primaries
on Saturday, March 81.
The government has advertised for
bids for carrying tbe mail from Zion to
June twice a week.
Mrs Woods has been appointed poet-
master at June. -Ate
you a candidate for road
supervisor?
Rko.
Alaska ttolil Fields.
First steamship for Cape Nome and
Cape York will sail from Seattle May
10. This will lie a large ship with i
freight capacity of lfluO tons and pas
senger scooinmodalloiis for 200. For
rates and rurther Informntlon, cull on
onuidrem R. McMllBPHgv,
Agent Northern Pacific, Eugene.
t-LAVtU OUT.
Dull headache, psius In various part.
of the body, sinking at the pit of the
stomach, lorn of sppetl'e, lover-ruiens,
pimples or sores, are all punitive
evidence of Impure blond. No matter
how It became so. It must he purified
In order to obtain good health. Aoker's
Blood Elixir has never failed in cure
Scrofulous or Syphilltlo poisons, or any
other blood diseases. It Is certainly a
wonderful remedy and we sell every
bottle on positives guaruntve. For
ale by WL DeLano,
McKlXLEY AM) DEWEY.
President anil Hero of Manila to
Visit Pacific Coast.
New Yokk, Mauli ill as U-f,i.
stated In Washington 'lli tch-s, Presi
dent and Mrs MrKmlny and probubly
certain members of the C'Hlliii-t will
Vint California and other West Coast
HtuUM tins summer. It is, m least, the
I'reaide'il's Intention st this time, to lu
lu San Kruueisco when the Imttle-r-hip
Ohio i- . uneh.d from pent'' thipyard.
Tlie I'rv-ulcul will go No,-ih fiom
San Francisco lo l'.ir;ininl and Se attle
and then East through MinttenpniiH
and St Paul. It is understood that tho
trip is made for pleasure, hut the real
purpose of the journey Is ui work up
renewed lutered iu Mnjor MuKinley's
behalf for his re-election as Prtsident
of the Uuited Stales.
Nbw York, Maroh 19. There Is ex
oellent authority for stating that Ad
miral and Mrs Deu'ey will make a
lengthy tour through the Western and
Northwestern States tlilsSprlug. They
will go first to Detroit anil theu West
to Minneapolis and St Paul. It is
stated that they will spend several days
in tbe Twin Cities. While in Minne
sota they may visit Dululh. They in.
tend to go West from Ht Paul through
North Dakota and Montaua ou their
way to the West Coast States.
It 1b believed that while on the
Paniflo Slope, they will visit Seattle,
Portland, Sau FrancUco, Los Augeles
and several other prominent cities of
tbat section of the country.
Citizens' Convention.
Notloe Is her by given that tho Citizens'
oounty convention will incot in Kuitonu on tho
7th da; of April, 19UU, at 10 o'clock am, lu tho
Court IIoubo, for tho pur)H)HO of tlnolni lu
nomination 1 statu Honator, 3 rciin-HctitHllvuH, a
oouuty JmlKO, shcrllt, school Miiiurlmomlcnt,
aKsi-usor, county olork, trunsurur, survoyor,
ooininlsstoucr. coroner, aul lor traunaetltui
such other bnstnetm as may properly oouiu
before the convention.
primaries to bo hold In the several proolncts
on March ;tl, 1900.
l'recluou aro eutlttod to tho following
delegates:
N Kugene No 1 0 W Cot Orovo 8
N Eugene No 2.
.7 lCot Grove 4
Zumwalt 4 Pleasant Ulll 4
8 Kugeno No 1 a Kiclmrdsou.., 6
8 KugonoNotf.... ft Mohawk 4
llalley 3 B)oioor 6
N Junction & Jasper
HJuncllou & Uoshen , 3
IrvlnK 7 Coyote 6
Willamette 5 nalo Creek s
HprtUKlleld 7 McKeiulo 3
Thurston 4 Mattel 3
Klmira 4 Cheshire 8
Camp Creek. 4 Fall Creek 3
Ix)ngloin 4 (tlctitcua 3
Cresswoll- I) MIUillo Fork 8
Sluslaw 4 l-'alrmouut 8
Hazel Uell .1 lllautou 4
Lost Valley ...4 lllue lllver 3
Hermanu 3 Kivo Hlvers H
Lane 3 lleeeta 3
Mupletou 3 HitKluaw 8
Lake Creek 3 Wallaeo H 3
Mound 3 olieuiia 8
Walton 3 Floruncu 4
Total 20.1
It Is recommended that no proxies bo per
mitted, unless such person holding said proxy
bo a resident of tho precinct to bo rcpiosouted.
ThoBO appointed to act as judges at the
firluntrlcs lor tho four Kuguno products arose
ollows:
North Kugeno No 1 J J Walton, D It Lakiu,
1 K Slovens. Voting place, city Hall.
North Kugeno No 2 ti W Welder, J II nonlg
andW Jl Andrews. Vollngplaee,(jrllun'swaro
houso on Seventh street.
South Kugeno No 1 J S Illgglns, J It Nettle
ton nud V H Holt. Voting plu.ee, Knglno House
ou Kleveuth street
South kuseno No 2 A O Mathews, Thomas
llrown and F M Wllklns. Voting place Brown's
upholstery shop on Eighth street. .
Judges to appoint clerks,
I'olls to bo opened from 1 o'clock p m to ft
o'clock p m, Saturday, March .11, luuu.
Dated ths 2ttl day of February, ljoo.
A J Zumwai.t, Chairman
I N HAnliAU01f,Hecrutary -I
E Htbvenb
M J 11IU.E0A8
J W Bakkk
Jamrh Hayks
J 11 Htkvbnsoh
KMWii.kims
J J Walton
f. i, Rtkvkns
W L Houston
It M Vsati 11
1KA CAMl'nKIX
Jamrh Calvkht
U K I.AI1H
J A Walters
L II Patterson
Committeemen.
Balm Wood Wanted
We want to purohase 2500 cords ol
balm wood. For further particular
apply at our ofllce.
Euokne Excelsior Works.
Robbed the Grave.
A startling Incident, of which Mr,
John Oliver, of Philadelphia, was the
subject, Is narrated of him ss follows:
'I was In a most dreadful condition
My skin whs almost yellow, eyes
sunken, tongue coated, pain contln
ually In back and sides, no appetite-
gradual I y growing weaker day by day.
Three pnyslcians had given me up,
Fortunately, a friend advised trying
Electric Bitters; and to my great Joy
and surprise, tbe first bottle made a
decided Improvement. I continued
their use for three weeks, and am now
a well man. I know they saved my
life and rolbed the grave of another
victim." No one should fall to try
them. Only 60c, guaranteed, at Linn's
drug store.
Pne.'iiia
always leaves the lungs
weak. Weak lungs are
breeding grounds for the
germs that cause consump
tion. Chronicbronchitisalso
often follows pneumonia.
If you have had pneumonia,
the germs of consumption
are at work. Don't let
them get a foothold. Begin
at once and take
SCOTT'S EMULSION;
it will drive out the germs
by making the lungs stronger
than they are.
Sec sod Si oe, su dnjfgtts.
CLASSIFIED LOLUMN.
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lines, M cents nor week; 21 60 a mouth; SU
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For Sale.
I' OiS ,iALE At a bargain, one of the
Ik'hI toi'k and grain rauuhes of 740
acres, 8 miles from Eugene. Will he
as a whole, or In pan, lo suit
purchaser, Esy terms. For par
ticulars apply to John Ingham, at
Ax Hilly Department Siore.
Ft lit SALE. Corner First and Jefler
io i.ti'ivt8, one 10 room hu-e, and
tvo lots, 80x100 feet each. Good
l.'im, water. IrHlt.flne garden ground.
Also hniise tnd lot, corner First and
Lawrence streets, lot (id loci 8 Inches,
by hit) feet, young fri ll. Ireec, good
psrtten ground, wain-, etc. Also
hou-e and lot, corner Willamette
and Fourteenth street. For prices
anil .ernis write SJ Hills, Taeoina,
W,.h, l:ox8i7, or call at Uuakd
i.lll.v
HAY KOlt SALE. A few tons of
tlr-t-ela. cheat hay, ft) per ton at
turn. Huddlesloii's, West Eighth
street.
FOR SALE. A good carriage nearly
new, iinuire at once at residence
of H. U. Miller, 'Is'luth and Patterson
si reels, Eugene.
foil SALE Plymouth Rook and
Ili.'U'U Minorca ohlckeus (pure bred)
for hIc, inquire at residence of
Joel Wure, Fifili and Oak elieeta.
'VAN I ED Parties wanted to cut 1(H)
cords of white fir and balm wood.
Apply to T I Linton, Eugene.
LOST Ladies' chain, containing
single pearl setting, Maroh 12, on
Willamette streo', between Heventh
anil Mlnth. Reward for return to
this ofllce.
Alumni.
Oreson Weekly.
Ml sCari-le Friendly '07 and Miss
Tuerese Friendly, 'OS, returned lo Eu
gene this morning, after a throe
mouths' visit in Han Franoisco.
Word has been received that Herman
Rnhe, '.', htm tlretl of single blessed
ncHs ti 1 1 I recently united his fortunes
with a charming young lady of bis old
neighborhood noar Crawfordvltle. Mr
Rnho louche In tbe Brownsville
suhonls.
Jas A WlllUms, a tormer student of
the U of O, whose parents live In Eu
gene, is enjoying a large and lucrative
law praollce iu rjpokaue, Wash.
Rumor has it that W Hyde Stalker,
'08, uow principle ot tho High School
ltaker City, will run for the oounty
school eiiperiuteudeucy in Baker ooun
ty Hi In year.
J (' Hlgglns, '07, is spending the
prudent year In Belittle, recuperating
his health In the grocery business, and
preparing to enter Columbia's law
department next fall.
James A Laurie, '04, is pastor of a
lloui inhlng chutcli at Fulrliaveii,
Wueh.
F M Templeton, '07, has charge of
the schools at Uanyoii Olty.
H 8 Templeton, '00, finishes his theo
logical course at etan Aureliuo this
term, and hasacepied a call to the
Presbyleriau cbiU'b of Milton, Ore
gon.
A Thousand Tongues
Could not express the rapture of Annie
E Hprlnger, of Howard street, l'hlla
tielphla, l'a, when she found tbat Lr
King's Mew Discovery for Consump
tion bad oompleiely cured her of a
backing cough that for many years
bad made life a burden. All other
remedies and dootore could give her no
help, but she says of this royal cure, "II
soon removed the pain in my ohest
and I can now sleep soundly, some
thing 1 can scarcely remember doing
before. I feel like sounding its praises
throughout the universe." Ho will
everyone who tries Dr King's New
Discovery for any troubleof tbe throat,
obeat or lungs. Price, 600 and $1.00.
Trial bottles free at Linn's drug store,
Every bottle guaranteed.
To Cure a Cold In One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
tr it rails to cure. JS, w. 1 1 rove's s'gna
ture Is on each box. 26c.
"I think T would gocrszy with pain
were It not. for Chamberlain's Psin
Halm," writes Mr. W. H. Htapleton,
Herralnle, l'a. "I have been h Dieted
with rheumatism for several years and
have tried remedies without number,
but I'aln Halm Is the best medicine I
hat got hold of." One application
relieve the pain. For ealu by vV. L
Del.", no.
There Is no l-'t.r medicine fir tbe
babies than Chamberlain' t.'nugb
Keuiedy. Its pleasant taste and prompt
and effectual cures inske Its favorite
w ith mothers and small children. It
quickly lures their coiivhs si il colds
preventing pneumonia, or other serious
confequences. It sl-o curns croup aud
has been used lu tens of thousands ol
cases without a single luilu esofar as
we have been able to learn. It not only
cures croup, but when given as tbe
croupy cough appears, will prevent tbe
attack. Jn esse of whooping cough It
llipii II " the loiiiih iniKu.-, making It
ealer to ezpectmate, and lessens Ihf
the severity and frequency of the pur
oxymis of roughing, thus depriving
that disease of all dangerous conse
quen. es. ror sale ly vV, L. I'eLsuo
1
From Faster
" I nra the pastor of tho Baptist Church at
Port Ji'rvis, S. Y., nm. sometime am called
upon to take part in evangelistic work owuy
from home. Nut long
nso I w-nt to Pnndy
Crwk, N. Y whkU is
swept by the damp
winds from lnke On
tario. ere I cunt meted
a bad cmicli, and be
came so lu'iir e that I
omit! hardly
jrc;u'ii to my
congregation.
It wan not nulv
mtressintr in n
bodily sense,
but extremely
cinbarniiisjnRio
enter the pulpit
in this condi
tio n. I hud
lieitrd of Acli-
er's English Remedy and, after service, 1
boughtabottloand began taking it. The next
night my throat was nearly well, and I deliv
ered my sermon without difficulty. In a few
days I was thoroughly cured. I conceive it to
be my duty to bone tit mankind physically as
well as spiritualty whenever I can, and am
glad to write tlieso words in praise of this
grand old medicine. Those with sensitive
throats and those who catch cold easily should
certainly take Acker's English Remedy."
(Signed) Rev. Ezea Terry Sanfokd.
Sold t Ha., too. ami fl a bottle, thmnRhout thr United
BUtaaaiul CauatU; aiul In KiiuUml, tt U.3d.,s, M.,
4t.l. If you are not antUflcd ftr buying, ruturu lh
bolU to yuur dniBuUl and gut your tuoaoy back.
!! atitftoritg the above guarantee.
W. 1L UQQKKH d CO., I'ropridori, Acta York
For Sals B" W L Delano.
That Throbbing Headache.
Would quickly leave you Jf you used
Dr King's New Life rills. Thousands
of sufferers have proved their match
less merit for slok and nervous head
aches. They make pure blood and
strong nerves and buildup your health.
Kasy to take. Try them. Only 25o.
Money baok If not cured. Bold by
Linn, druggist, Eugene, Oregon.
THIS RAILWAY fOMPANV
O pom ten Its trains on the famous block
yntom.
lights its trams hy oleotrfetty
Uses the celebrated eltMitrio berth readintr
lamp.
Runs splendid equipped passenger trains
every day and night between Ht Paul aud
(jtucago, maa Uinada and Uhieago; the
Chicago,
Milwaukee and
St. Paul
Also operates ateam-hoated vestibuled trains,
carrying ine latest private compartment
cars library buffet, smoking cars, and drawing-room
slcetwra.
PARLOR (JARH, free reclining chair ears
and the very bout dining-car Bervioe. If'ur
the hiwoat rates to any point in the United
States or Canada, apply to ticket agent, or
address
C J EDDY,
J W CA8EY, Oeneral Agent,
Ti-kv "as Agent, Portland, Oregon
Corvallis & Eastern
RAILROAD.
irimts cahd
No, 2 for Yaquina
Trala leaves Albany 12:45 P M
Leaves t'orvallis l:bo FIE
Arrives Yaulua 7:26 PU
No. 1 Returning
Leaves Yoqnina AKX) A M
Leaves Corvalll 11;.HU A M
Arrives Albany 12:15 P M
No. 8 forlDetroit
Leaves Albany 7:00 A M
A piua. 11..!. 11. an A XT
No, 4, Returning
leaves Detroit 12:20 1' M
Arrives Albany 6:16 P M
One and two ejnnecl at Albany and Cr.rvallls
with Southern raolllo trains, giving direct
service lu and from Newport arid tditceut
beaehes.
Trains for th monntalns arrive at Pctrolt at
aoon, Riving amole time to reach camping
rounds on the llreltenbuen and Bantiani the
same day,
EDWIN STONE,
Manager.
H L WALIIKN,
J TURNER, TF4 PA
Agent, Albany. 1
SOUTH AND EAST
-VIA-
Southern Pacific Go
SHASTA ROUTE
Trains leave Kinrene for Portland and way
stations at 3:.'i4 a mi 1 KM p m.
IV Portlanill
Lr Eugene
Ar Ashland
Ar naorainento
Ar Hon Francisco
8:30 a m
Jim p in
12:33 a m
6:00 p m
7:46 p m
70 p m
12:34 a m
11:30 k m
4:36 a m
8:16 a ra
Ar Ogilen
Ar Denver
Ar Kansas City
Ar Chicago
6:4.1 a m
IMK) a m
7:26 a m
7:46 a m
11:45 a m
U.-oo a m
1;a a m
I! JO a to
Ar, !,o Angeles
A Kl PiUM
Ar Fort Worth
Ar City of Meiloo
Ar Houston
Ar New Orleams
Ar Washington
Ar New York
1:20 p m
OKIO p m
llflci a m
0:55 a m
4 .K0 a m
11:25 p m
:42 a in
1-';I3 ii m
7:00 a m
9:00 p m
11:30 a m
0:55 a m
4:00 a m
:25 p m
K:42 a m
12:13 p m
Milwaukee
Pullman tn! Tourist care on
both trains. Chair cars Sacra
mento to Ogden and Kl l'aen,
and tourist cars to Chicage.
Ht Iiili, New Orleans and
Washington.
1'onneciing at ?an Fran
ei.eo with several steamship
lines for Honolulu, .IMin.
China, l'liilllpines, Csuiral
and South America.
S" II r I, t) Auair.tsgent at Eugens
or addres
C II MAftKHAM,
O I' A, Portland, Or,
on receipt or