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ri I- -v.- Lid You Have Always Bought, auti ;.IiIoH !us hum: ko lor over i -;.-, mis ih-ik; tno :f!!:ii:-!j'e of n.ltl mis iimii 111:11:1k 111. 1I1. h 1.: . ----. uiiuti iii n r (ff--f, o.ml 8,,I""'v1n1ii!1 t 'rteo its innuicy rl-: ; 7 - - L n -nnii-. triflo with mill riir picnic . L(s nmi Children lixiierieneo t IV) .;iQ tn ,!ccl VO vol! i.i illi-;. i'ii t sire but, J-:x. 1IH . till' llCill ll ,:,' .TitiiiKt I'lMieriuiiMit. FOR I A I'ttveKtirie, lriiis What Es CAS" L n EiiliKtitui'o f.w On: for OS! r - .- ., ,.. " fcontliinjr yru;i. i . is jiiuiiuoss iui'i l'leasant. It tins neither Opitu:, IVIorj;!tina j;or otlirr Xnrcntto iauoe. Its no Is i s Kiuirauteo. It destroys Worms nllays reverisliu;S-:. It cures l!arrliuu and AYlnil ,, It relieves Tcilhi.ijr Troubles, cures CoiistiimMrm Flntuleney. It m k-.i Hates tho Food, roulntes the inch and Howclr', iv!!ir liea'.tiiy ai-.l natural sleen. 1 ;u: -xuo iuoiucr's i rienil Childreu'3 Pain; UINE CASTOR! A ALWAYS Bears tLe Signature of Kind Yon too Always BougM In Use For Over 30 Years. THC OtNTAUD COMPkMV, TT MUHNi V BTR riT, NEW YORK CITY. SUMMONS. Lit Court of the State of Oregon, ,berts end Oren E, Plaintiffs, vn. I Hcknou, Andrew M. f Summons. James KorK, . 1 . A. W. Cox and Line Defendants J lEriekson, Andrew M. Erickon, ues York, of the defendants fcmed: I NAME OF 'IH'C STATE OF Son and each of yon oro tat-rtby k appear and atjwwer tho iotu- id arainni yon ana iuo oiuer 1 in the abt.ve entitled Ounrt und ir before t bo l'Jth day of March. b-ing thf lirt day 01 tue mxt Ittn of paid Court, to be begun In EugeDe, Lane County, Oregon: fail to so uppeur nna unswer fcla int. for want thereof the ii) apply to the Conrt for the Et t tor in said complaioc, to wn, !aient nguiuat the dtfendouta, ickson find Aniirow U. Ericknon, Im of $1700 with interest thtrcon Kth day if April, 1801, at the I cent per itmium, tr tue Bum pltornc-yB feca provid- d fur in niortjTNue, toyuttur uitn coats trnementa of this suit, und for a trecloBin pljiiutiftB mortgage paid sums and descri: cd in the L and for a decree of e.tle ot s'lid premises to satisfy pl.untiti'a pmyed for, which prt iuines are ssIoIIowb: ComniencisiK at the cortier of a traetof land hold and bv William Sloan ai d wife to Inmphrey by deed xooidcd in a, pace 240, of the records of biy, Oregon, on a lino with the ol Willamette street extended knee north on Willamette street feet, thence east one hundred iet, thence Bouth .one hundred hy-uine feet, thence iat one jte street one hundred nnd thirty Id tbe place of beginning, in sec tp 17 S B 3 W in Lane County, land for judgment and execution ie anendants, Uharhs JiriokBon 'wM.Ericksoo, for any drfioiency UQsatiafied after hunlvin all the of said stile in satisfaction of said : and for a decree fort-dotting and ihfl d(-fnHanta nhnva naniAH and fcem, and all Demons clain ins or hrough or under them or either 1 01 an rtgbt, title, or claim ol. in. mortgaged premises or any part puuuuiog meeqnuy 01 redemption pi thereto, and for such further pay be requisite and equitable. Wramona is nnhliahAi) in thn Tatt.t IpiiiRD for bix successive weeks by p uun. J. w, uamntoD, Judge 01 p. dated January 27tb, 1900, and W. 0. Haije. Attorney for Pluinti's. SUMMONS. In the Cirouit Court of the State of Ore gon for Lane County. Blanch L. Cowgill, Plaintiff, ) vs. y T. F. Cowgill, Defendant.) To T. F. Cowgill defendant: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF Oregon, you are hereby required to appear and anttwer tho complaint tiled agaiuBt you in the above entithd Miit wiihiu tlx week from the dute of the hist publication of this Summons, and tl.e nnid firht publication thereof is in the EuoKNt Daily Guard of February Hth, 19U0, and if you fail to answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will take a decree aguiuat you, forever dissolving the bonds of matrimony now existing be tween plaintiff end defendant nnd also for 'he care, custody and control qf the in in 01 child mentioned in the complaint and for such other relief as to the Court may seem equitable. Thin Summons in pnbliehed hi the Ed gene Daily GcAt n newspaper published in Lane Comm. i..-t 111, and having a gen eral circulation ther in, by ord-r of Hon. E, O. Potter, county jud- e of Lane County, Oregon, and made in chambers the lltb day of February, 1900. E. B, Skipwoiith, Attorney for Plaintiff. Notice of Guardian's Sale Real Property. of P of Final Settlement. Nai. Huddleaton, Lnne County, whereby given that S. A Hud- "ccuiriX Ol thft nntntn nl -Taa Fo, deceased, him filnH hr final r-"oroi bane county, On con; and fy, tbe 7th dav of Mav, iU00, at of 10 o'clock in tbe forenoon of dm been HtaH miA rnnt 4m fog of objections to said account and "I settlement of saideatnte. Any Objections to raIH ftiwmnt nnd to V ietllemTit f ...... ..j a ot "ail Coort on or Notice is beebv Riven that by virtne of an order of the County Court of tbe Ktte of Oregon in and for Lune county, duly made und entertained on tho 5th day of March, l'JOO, in the matter of tbe guardian ship of Lizzie S. Fiek, an insane person, licensing and authorizing Buch sale, I will offer for sale at publio auotion, at tbe Court llousH door on the utn day cl April, a. u., l'JUO. between the hoar of 9 o'clock in the foreuoon and the hour of 3 o'olock in the afternoon of said day, to the highest bidder for cash, all the interest of the Baid ward in and to the following deseribed property and premises, tc wit: The n e of tho n of section one (1) in township seventeen (17) s r one east of the Willamette nienduin. Also tbe north half, and tbe north half of tbe soUvO half, and the south half of tbe southwest qimrtf r of section thi'ty-six (36) township sixteen (16) B rone east of the Willamette meridian. Also all of section thirty Bix (36) in township seventeen (17) e rone west of tbe Willamette meridiuo. And the south half of southeast quarter of section sixteen (1G) township seventeen (17) a r one east of Willamette meridian. All in Laneci nnty, State of Oregon. Dated at Eugene, Oregon, this 10th day of March, A. U., WOO. A. H. FISK, A. C. Woodcock, Guardian. Attorney for Guardian. fid date of hearino. I'll Uth day ot Mai arch. 1900. H. A lllirnr vuTnu 'J for said Kstate. I mr n n p onuni List n. . J HE DIRECT KOUTE TO F'lana, L'tali. , VW.V..V9 all Eastern Points. "I iwo favorite routes, ?ta the !"k t the tlme 1 ' 'jays t Salt Lskc : 'a.vs to Denver ;i Jysto Chlcaeo daya to New York in, . .... tun... tHAlR L " I PALACE UB1 l'fllCll ......I ., '!!, -.wjiui law., um. r or aocirea r u even Act, Eueene. err. ""Alt W E Coman Oen'l At THE FIRST FIRE OF THE SEASON. How It Iripi In dtnce neite4 , low It i),,. l d,.ighlcdi low It lo..mi in li,,ij .hining. llow It l..m m ,-, dc.Unilw Whlle an.un.l H .,n w, Ih line and ail. In the Wrak and .ind, weather Ol tbe tall! FMendlj flame, remota Chaldaaa 8ra ot name effaced, Sabcu Shepherda in the elder agea, I'enoan barda in myatio pages. The. adored, tor ao dlTtnaly Streamed thj light, Uall e follow and enahrina thee Spirit bright! Dear the Wenda each heart remembera, Aa in cheer stir the embera. Bid the aah renew iu beauty. Sparkle, flaah and glow till duty. Through the comfort ot tha hour, Woca our soul, And we deem iu sterner dower Life's beat goal. So we dream not visionary, When wa deem the mladonary Household Are, one mora relighted. Blattng higher the while united. Round the hearth of home we gather. One and all, la the beak and wind weather Ol the fall I American Kitchen Magazine. Notice of Sheriff's Sale on Ex ecution, Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an execution and order of sale issued out of the circuit court of LaDe conuly, Orfgon, on the 2Gth day of March, l'JOO, in favor of Clarence Thomson plaintiff against George Hill, Bnsan A. Hill his wife and F. I. Dun bar as receiver, defendants Whioh gaid execution decree and order of sale is to me directed, ordering end commanding ma to sell the real property heroin Bfter described for tbe purpose of satirfying the judgment of plaiutiff in said cnuie to-wit the sum 01 10 21 taxes, S'Ma 53 with interest at 10 por Xl. annum from March 19tb, 1800, and for $M attorneys K-es and for tbe sum of US 50 costs aim accrum eu,, which jnrlKmen'. decree and execution sso proviili d for juflRment in favor ol detendsnt V I, Duobar as receiver for the sum ol iil3 4-2and 9 20 cost with interest at legal rate now tuereiure ;u wr with said executioD, aLd otdir of sale, will, on SiTUBCiV, THK 0TB DAT OF MAT, 1S1UU, at the hour of 1 o'clock p mat the front doo of the court house in Eugene, lianerountyr Oretion, aell at puimc aucuouiu bid.ler for cash in band for tbe purpose oft Millafyiug. tirftlj plt.ntiU'-said judgment, attoruev. fees ai..l c..f. and seondly d. fendsnt UilntT ' )U.i(!ra3iu '" "" and in said dcr. e abd .n cmion men one and lcllowici; described laud:to-wlt: Lots one, nod ten iu sec. icu three, lour, five. . n, eight, and no in seo. eU veo all in Tp H. S U t. E, oloa lamelte meridian, in said I-me o u Oregon, dated at Eugene, Oregon W. w w WlTH Sheriff of Lms County, Oc0 By Fain Fii Oi.n o Cure, .So Pay. '"ur- pL-t totaU lisiuon Syrup. SO cent" htttt ., a PRISONER OF WARt I A Landlord Goo. to Collect Hla T i Bent and Inatimil rvi- lected Bimsalf. X MM No rent again this month! This la the third time It has happened within tne nan year. I'll go there myself and get the money, or I'll know the reason why." Matthew Deane was In particularly bad humor this raw December morn ing. Everything bad gone wrong. Stocks bad fallen when they ought to have risen, his clerk had tipped over the Inkstand on his special and pecul iar heap of paper, the Are obstinately refused to burn In tbe grate In short, nothing went right, and Mr. Deane was consequentlyand correspondingly cross. "Jenkins!" "l'es, sir." "Go to the Widow Clarkson and tell her I shall be there In half an hour and expect confidently mind, Jenkins, con fidently to receive that rent money, or else I shall feel myself obliged to re sort to extreme measures. You under stand, Jenkins?" Certainly, sir." Then don't stand there staring like an Idiot!" snarled Mr. Donne iu a sud den burst of Irritation, and Jenkins dis appeared like a shot. Just half an hour afterward Matthew Deane brushed the brown hair Just sprinkled with gray from his squaro yet not unkindly brow, rutting on bis fur lined overcoat, ho walked forth In to the chilly winter nlr fully determin ed figuratively to annihilate the de faulting low Clarkson. It was a dwartisb little red brick bouse, which appeared originally to have aspired to two storybood lot, but, cramped by circumstances, had settled down Into a story and n half, but tbe windows shone like Brazilian pebbles, and the doorsteps were worn by much scouring. Neither of these circum stances, however, did Mr. Deane re mark as he pulled tbe glittering brass doorknob and strode Into Mrs. Clark son's neat parlor. Tbere was a small fire very small. as If every lump of anthracite waa boarded In the stove and ac a table, with writing Implements before her, snt a young lady whom Mr. Deane at once recognized as Mrs. Clarkson'a niece, Miss Olive Mellon. She was not disagreeable to look upon, though you would never have thought of classing her among tbe beauties, with shining black hair, blue, long lashed eyes and a very pretty mouth, hiding teeth like rice kernels, so white were tbey. Mlstt Mcllen rose with a polite nod. which was grimly reciprocated by Mr. Deane. I hare called to ace your aunt, MIbs Mcllen." I know It, sir, but as I am awaro of her timid temperament I sent her away. I prefer to deal with you myself." Mr. Deane started. The cool audaci ty of this damsel In gray, with scarlet ribbons in ber hair, rather astonished him. "I suppose the money la ready?" "No, sir; If Is not" "Then, Miss Olive pardon me 1 must speak plainly, I shall send an offi cer hero this afternoon to put a valua tion on the furniture and" You will do nothing of tbe kind, sir!" Olive's cheeka bad reddened, and her eyes flashed portentously. Mr. Deane turned toward the door, but ere be knew what she waa doing Olive had walked quietly across the room, locked the door and taken out the key. Then she resumed her seat. What docs this mean?" ejaculated the astonished "prisoner of war." It means, air, that you will now be obliged to reconsider tbe question," said Olive. "Obliged r "Yes. You will hardly Jump out of the window, and there la no other method of eKfess, unless you choose to go up the chimney. Now, then, Mr, Deane, will you tell me If you, a Chris tian man In the nineteenth century, Intend to soil a poor widow's furniture because she is not able to pay your rent? Listen, sir!" Mr. Deane had opened his mouth to remonstrate, but Olive enforced her words with a very emphatic little stamp of the foot, and he was, as It were, stricken dumb. You are what the world calls a rich man, Mr. Deane. You own rows of houses, plies of bank Btofk. railroad shares, bouds and niorntnges who knows what? My aunt bus nothing. I support her by copying. Now, If this case be carried Into a court of law, my poor ailing aunt will be a auffcrer. Yon NOT ICE TO CREDITOB8. Notice) is hereby given that Us ord signed has "-etn appointed by tbe Con Coort of Lane county, Oregon, adminia tor of tba eaute of B. J. Simmons, daces ed. All persons bavins claims aaitBi al eatale are hereby notified to present tbe to ma witb tbe prorxr tricbera at Eugen Oregon, within six neithi fiom ths fit publication of this rnti.it. Dated November 2, IniO. Auos M. Bscrwm, AdsanUlrs would emerge unscathed and profiting. You are not a bad mun, Mr. Deane; you have a groat many noble qualities, and I like you for them." She paused an Instant and looked Intently and gravely at Mr. Deane. The color roso to his cheek. It was not disagreeable to bo told by a pretty young girl that she liked htm, on any terms, vet she had ludulged In pretty plain bTenklug, "I have heard," she went on, "of your doing kind actions when you were In tbe humor for it You can do them and you shall In this Instance. You are cross this morning, you know you are I Hush, no excuse! You are seltlsh and Irritable and overbearing! If I were your mother, and you a llttlo boy, I should certainly put you In a corner until you promised to be good." Mr. Deane smiled, although ho waa getting angry. OUva went on with tho utmost composure: "But as It Is, I shall only keep you here a prlsouer until you have behaved and given me your word not to annoy my aunt again for rent until sbo is able to pay you. Then, and not until then, will you receive your money. Do you promise? Yes or no?" "I certainly shall agree to no such terms," said Mr. Deane tartly. "Very well, Blr; I can wait." Miss Mcllen deposited the key In tho pocket of her gray dress and sat down to her copying. Had she been a man Mr. Deane would probably have knock ed her down; as It was, she wore an In visible armor of power In tho very fact that she was a fragile, slight woman, and she knew It "Miss Olive,'" he said sternly, "let us termlnato this mummery. Unlock that door!" "Mr. Deane, I will not!" "I shall shout and alarm tho neigh borhood then or call a policeman." "Very well, Mr. Deane. Do so If you please." She dipped her pen In the Ink and be gan on a fresh page. Matthew sat down, puzzled and discomfited, and watched the long lashed eyes and faint ly tinted cheeks of bis keeper. Sbo was very pretty. What a pity she was so obstinate! "Miss Olive!" "Sir?" "The clock has Just struck 12." "I heard it." "I should like to go out to get some lunch." "I am sorry that that luxury Is out of your power." "But I'm confounded hungry." "Are you?" "And I'm not going to stand this sort ot thing any longer." "No?" How provoklngly nonchalant she was! Mr. Deane eyed the pocket of tho gray dress greedily and walked up and down the room pettishly. "I have an appointment at 1." "Indeed! What a pity you will bo unable to keen It!" Hd took nnoTtier turu across tho room. Olive looked up with a smile. "Well, are you ready to promise?" "Ilnng It, yes! What else can I do?" "You promise?" "I do, becauso I can't help myself." Olive drew the key from her pocket, with softened eyes. "You have made me very happy, Mr. Deane. I daro say you think mo un womanly and unfemlnlne, but Indeed you do not know to what extremities we are driven by poverty. Good morn ing, sir." Mr. Deane sallied forth with a curi ous complication of thoughts and emo tions struggling through bis brain, In which gray dresses, long lashed blue eyes and scarlet ribbons played a prominent part. "Did you get the money, sir?" asked the clerk when be walked Into tho of fice. "Mind your business, sir," was the tart response. "I pity her husband," thought Mr. Deane as he turned tbe papers over on his desk. "How she will henpeck him! By the way, I wonder who her hus band will be?" The next day he called at the Widow Clarkson's to assure Miss Mellen that he had no Idea of breaking his prom ise, and tbe next but one after that be came to tell tbe young lady she need entertain no doubt of his Integrity, and the next week he dropped In on them with no particular errand to serve as an excuse! "When shall we be married, Olive? Next month, dearest? Do not let ub put It off later." "I have no wishes but yours, Mat thew." ' "Really, Miss Olive Mellen, to hear that meek tone one would supposo you bad never locked me up here and tyr annized over me as a Jailer." Olive burst Into a merry laugh. "You dear old Matthew I I give you warning beforehand that I mean to have my own way In everything. Do you wish to recede from your bargain? It la not too late yet." No, Matthew Deane didn't. He had a vague Idea that It would be very pleasant to be henpecked by Olive! Chicago Times-Herald. J Tbe New OeoraT.. Johnny was worried about Washing ton's greatness. Ho turned to bis mother and snld. "Washington's all right, but Grant's moro like mo." "How Is that?" "Well" (throwing out a dlmlnutivo chest), "ho could tell a lie when ho had to." ' "But, Johnny, you never tell lies, do you?" ''" "Why, mamma, you know I do. You always find mo out." A moment of silence. "Mamma." "Well, Johnny." "When you were a little girl, didn't you ever tell a 11c?" Mamma was stumped. Tb'en sb answered, "I always tried to tell tlie truth." "Well, why don't they celebrate you?" New York Commercial Advertiser. THK ( Yt'l.K AliK AN 11 TRADE KEVIKW Page 1"0 EXECUTRIX NOTICE. N.itl-.. Is berefiy frlven, that the ondew ed, I.Tdia A llat.o, haa been duly aii executrix of the last will and testament of the entata ot If. C. Huston, decease! the county court of Lane county, Orevon all penon having ciaima against said are hereby notified to present th. same the proper vouchers to Mid executrix at law olfioe of I Hilyen at Eugene, Ore withio six months of Ik. date o I this nolle. Dated thia 23rd day of January, lflOO. I-TUIA A. Hostos, KxacuUii- U Bimsc, Ally fee taUU 34,441 Miles on a DAnW f W S TH05. V. DAVIS Tti Veteran Centarlon. on "PATKU CREST," Tilt. W. lUvia, the fniou Outur ion, who Iim twcoiut fa mot n. all over the u..iUl h on uf thu rent-H bicy 11:! ti rAi-lh, m f ukcii nut hit n-w ppriui in. lint. In lHi Mr .-"ate built a wliet l f . r Mr lvia, whirl, wan ruMen couttn ously until InttOt totwr, cover iug a mil enre of ;H,4-11 taien. In Die Utter putt of Octolxr I tut Mr Davis who )ertiiiHiletl to buy another ui'tke, for is he Haiti, he wan tod to try a Cliroher tiro," It took Um th ui 3 000 miles to deiiioimtritte the fori that 'thra wa iMithinK efjual to a Patee'sHi now Mr ltsvi.hiii gotten a new orange 1'ATKK CI.KST, and awuaro he'll never change auain. Mr l'avin haa a record mileage of nearly 70,(100 miles in ten (10, yearn ami heaa)8 do wheel ive ore haK the actual uervico a the Pa tee Crest. Call ami Bee our fall Hue of T.K0 models. (Not In the Trust. 1 THOS. W. DAVIS THE VETERAN CENTURION, COMES BACK TO A PATEE CREST, AND SAYS IT'S THE BEST OF ALL BICYCLES. Id by BARKER CON WORKS, Street tugsne, Oregon. Coaster Brake fitted to any Bicycle $G.50. How's Tins' We offer One Hundred Dollars Ht waid for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cund by Hall's ruiurrli Cure. F J Chunky & Co., Flops, Toledo. P. We, the underedgiit'd, have known V J Cheney for the laat 15 years, nnd be lieve lilm perfectly hnuurable in al IiiihIiipmh t IHIIHRI.I itll.tl- unit Ul.Mlltit.iilv , auie mi carry out any ouiitiaunu uiaue by their firm. Wkst&Tkuax, wliolen.li' Druggists, Toledo, O WALD1NO, KlNNAN Ar MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, I). Hall's Catarrh Cure in taken Inter nally, acting directly upon the blond aLd mucous surfaces of tbe system. Price, 75 cents per ontlle. Hold by all druggists. Teatliuoulalsfrie. Hall's family pills are tbe best. Bids for Wood. Pealed bids will be received lit my oDlce until April 15tb, 1H00, for 40 cords while nak grub wood 4 feet long not less than S Indies In diameter at small end, noi more that 8 Inches at Inre end; 60 cords white nuk grub 4 feet long, not lexs than 3 Inches at siual end and 4 incites ttl largo end, and 40 curd old growth red or yellow 11 r wood, 4 feet long, to be delivered at the Hcnnol Houres ill Eugene as dlnoted by the Hoard, nu ur before August 15, l'JOO. Itlglit reserved to reject any and all bids. A good and slilllelent boud will be required for the laitlilul per formance of the contracts. Dated March 27, 11)00. Geo. V. Craw, rierk Bohool Dial. No 4 Lane Co, Or. That Throbbing Headache. Would quickly leave you jt you used Dr King's New Life fills. Thousands of BUflerera have proved their match less merit for sick and nervous bead, aches. Tbey make pure blood and strong nerves and build up your health. Easy to take. Try them. Only ZSu. Money back If not cured Bold by Linn, druggist, Eugene, Oregon. Alaska Uold Fields, ' First steamship for Cape Nome and Cape York will sail from Heattle May 10. Tbla will be a large ship with r freight capaolty of 1600 tons and pas senger accommodations for 200. For rates and further Information, call on or address " R. MoMtjrprev, Agent Northern Panlflo, Eugene. To Cure a Cold In One Day. ' Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets.' Alt druggists refund the money if it falls to cure. . E. W. (J rove's s'gus ture Is on eaeb box. 2So. Frenoli Tansy Waters, tue world's famous remedy for Irregular and pain ful periods of ladles; are never falling and safe. Married ladies' friend French Tansy Wafers are the only re liable female remedy In the world; Im ported from Paris; fake notblng else, batlotlHttin fcenultie; In red wrapiwrs wit -vrirwn trade mark. L Fraace DrugCoinpany, Importers, 806 Turk HI, Ban Franclson. For sale by all drug gists, or sent Iu plain wrapper direct on receipt of $2. An Astonishing But True Story " My homo is in Sidney, Ohio. I hnvg b -fit nearer death with consumption than any other living person in the world, ami I want you to read this, so yon can tvil others. I took a severe cold and neglected it, 1 grew worse all th ' umc, ana at tne enu ot two yours I had run into consumption. I coughed terribly, lost flesh, could not sleep, and became so dreadfully weak that I had to tako to bed. In tho following eighteen months 1 gradually ruuehed the last stages of consumption. No less than seven physicians treated mo and nil gave me up saying I was in curable. 1 was absolutely helpless. The whole fam ily wore themselves out caring for me. One day in ther nnd sister camo to my bedside, and said I had but a day or two more to live. Tears rolled down their cheeks as they s v.bed tho news. The doctors had declared 1 was in the lost stags, and no -human being could save me. I was willing to die, but before going to the cruel grave, I wanted to go out and see my dearly beloved town of Sidney once more. They told mo such a thing was impossible that I would surely die before I got back. But I insisted, aud to gratify my dying wish, a carriage Was fitted up ' with n bed of pillows, and to this I was carried and slowly driven around Court 1 1- use Square. I got home more dead than a ivo. Through, tho mercy of Provi dence, someone brought a trial bottle of medicine said to be a consumption cure. No one imagined for an instant it was worth trying. Hut as a drowning person grasps at a straw, so I tried this medicine. I was better after taking two doses. Mother got more of the medicine and I took it. improving all the time. Today I am as well as any reader of this paper, and tho medicine that cured me was Acker's Knglish Remedy for Consumption. I declare before God and man that every word hero printed is true." Thin rctiinrkiibtc testimon.nl, on tile In tlio nfllce of Meiira. W. H. Hooker & Co., New York, proprietor of Dr. Acker's Crlebratetl Kntrliah Rcmo.ly, is vouched for by them, as well by prominent druist of Sidney, Oliio, Aekir'B Knittuh Ui'iiipiIjt is miM hy nil ilrnaetiti nnilcr tionittvn ffimrnntm that yonr money will ber tuUiAutt 111 who ot idlluio, utro., tiOc. mitl 51 n buUlu tit U- 8. (.ml Cuitadii. la KuifUutl Is! ItL, m. Id.. ud U. 94 For sale by W. L. DeLano, Eugene, Or. CLASSIFIED LDLUMN, Notleos under this hoad not to exceed flv.' Hues, HO uunta per week; $1 50 a tnontlit $12 per yenr. For Sale. FOIl HALE At a bargain,. one ol the bet stock and gram ranches of 740 acres, 8 miles from Eugene. Will la sold as a whole, or In pail, to suit purchiiHer. Easy terms For par ticulars apply to Jiihn Ingham, at Ax Billy Department Htnre, Printing. FOR SALE. foruer First and Jelter. sou streets, one 10 room hnuve, and two lots, BOx 100 feet each. . Uood barn, water, fruit, flue garden groiiud. Alao house and lot, corner First and Lawrence streets, lot 66 feet 8 Inuliee, by 160 feet, young fri'lt Ireen, good Karden ground, water, etc. Also ouse and lot, corner Willamette and Fourteenth atreeUr For price and terms write HJ Hills, Taooma Wm.li, Mox 8117, or call al Uuaro ollloe, MALE HELP WANTED -Reliable men to sell our Hue of high grade lubricating oils, greases, aud special ties. Balary or oommisslou. Address Central Refining Co, Cleveland, Ohio. , ,, . I, ii ! II. FOB BALE. A good carriage nearly new, Inquire at once at residence of H. li. Miller, Ninth and Patterson streets, Eugene. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Estate of II. N. Hill, deceased, Lass county, Oregon. Notice is hereby given that J. It and A. L. Hill, elecutors of Said estato have filed their flnsl account for settlement of said estate, ami Monday, tbe 2nd day of April, ItiOO, st on. o'clock In tbe afternoon of said day, bnB been Bet by order of Hon. E. O. Potter, eounty juiIko ot said Lane conn ty , for tbe hearing of objections lo tbe same, and all objectfona to said aeeoont uinst be lllid with ibe cleik of said connty court on or befure said time and day for said lioi.r wk . Ua'ed March 1, 1900. J. It. Hiu.. A. L. IfiLii, ' ' Ezeoutors. L. Hiltkit, Attorney NOlICE OF FINAL BETTEMENT. Kslate of W.f). Miller, deceased. Lane orty, Oregon. Nolle is hereby given that Oeorgs W. wbitaelt, administrator of said estate, baa Aled bis final aoconnt for settlement of said estate, and Monday, tbe fifth day of Kebrn aiv, 1100, at ten o'clock lo tbs forenoon ol said day has been set by order of Hon. K O. Potter, ooonty jodne of said Lane county for beanog obieotion lo tbe same. Dated Dee. M, 1W. Ou. W. WsrrTBiiT, Administrator. Out. D Doasia, Attorney. FOR BALE-Plymouth Rock and lllack Minorca chickens (pure bred) for sale. Inquire at residence of Joel Ware, Flfib and Oak all eats. WANTED Parties wanted to oullilO cords uf white fir and balm wood. Apply to T D Linton, Eugene. OIRL WANTED. - To do u. ueral housework. Inquire at mice at real' deuce of Mra H It Klnculil, Ninth St. or AJl Kinds .AT THK.,.. GUARD OFFICa WORK, 181IT fW, 0003 STOCK. . .Legal Blankt d AH Khds 1 HIS RAILWAY COMPA NY IMllWAUKllJ ' LOST Ladles' chain, cni'alning single pearl setting, March 12, on Willamette street, between Hi-venlh and Ninth, Reward for return tc this office ROOMS l-OR RENT Hultable for lip lit housekeeping.' li. quire of Mrs Anna Hidden, Wllhunelle ureet. FOR HA I E A tine oak case, six I'Ctiive Ketey organ, ouk bei'roora suite, lubles, lurge t 1. case, tearing machine and linise and surrey. W l Hpauld.ng, Eaat NlinU street. Notice. , That on April 6, llryau il ,y, a dinner fit for anv and all lio mv tt Ish to enjoy tbe speaking al the Central school groat as, win im servin in me west room of ths Christian church. Dinner 25 cents; sandwich si d telle 10 cents. M. II. Fmlth, Hutterntit, Mich , says, 'DeWltl'sLIUIs Early Risen are the very nest pins i nave ev r nm ror or tlviMie, llvir aud liiv.fl inubles." Vu.cvul all Co., CVruti Li ug ritoie. Oiiaratas Its trains on tbs faaxm block system. Lilsnu lla trains oy electricity Um. th. celebrated electric berth) nadtaf lamp. . - ltuns-splendid eonlpped passenger trains every day 'and night between St Pant aad Chicago, and Omaha and Chioagot tbs- " Chicago, ' Milwaukee and St. Paul AUo nperata itMtn-lieaUtd rMtlbud tnln. carrying th Itt irirt 0dup4nttnai fr iihrvrv butftit, mohlng eart, aa4 itmw ' nif-room feeiteiT. PA ft I. OH OAIM, free rwlinlnR ehftlr on and th nrf twat dinlfiK-ow Mi-rio. i : Kot Ui luwoat mtM to any point In the tntt'l HutoB or CsvomIa, apply to Uckt agent, or addrtsw C J BDDY, J W CA- KY, Genrtl A tat, TV f' Agent, , Portland, Oivkod HOFFMAN HOUSE -SALOON , Sommarvill & Bargar. , far miaVle. and Drsodlas, UK fees grade ol Wine, aad Jajrfav aJrtnka a specialty. Weinhard'sj.... Famous Baa. Bottia and. Oraught FIRST CLASS-'1 TMtd 8t. Portlnd, Or
