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THE I'YCLB AOE AND TRADE KKV1EW rK i;o iS m Forlnfantaond Children, f""" 1! liiii IblcPrcparafionforAs - nCtlicToodflndRegiila ipBiprlisandDow.' of r aT3eslion.ChcerruI- IAHCOTIC. IPX u - mt -, , Remedy forCons::p.--1 ponvulsions.Fisverish- The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of lie Signature of IVT YORK, W t Jp The rt.t Kind UT fcOPTOP WHAPCEB. ' jg summons. 1 You Have Always Bought. TQRIA THE erWTKUH BBMMHT, NKWVOHK OITV. I Court of the State of Oregon, (jotraty. brts and Oren E. 1 I Plaintiffs, j lion, Andrew II. Summons. .James York, B. I LW. Cox anil Lane I Defendants. J IricksoD, Andrew M. Erickson, as Yurk, of the defendants ted: SAME OF 111 8 STATE OF Pi and each of yon are uTeby appear aud Bouwer the com- LspaiDst yon and the other I me above emitted uourt ana lefore the lUth day of March. tug the Brut day of the next I of Baid Oourt, to be began lugene, Lane Oounty, Oregon: kjl to bo appear and anBwer lint, for WBnt thereof the apply to the Gonrt for the for in said complaint, to-wit, lent against the defendants, Isao Bud Andrew M. Erickson, (f $1700 with interest thereon da; if April, 181)1, at the cent per nuuum, for the sum (rneya' fees provided for in nguse, together with costs bleats of this suit, and for a ilosing plaintiff's murtgaee I sums ami described in the fed for a deoree of sale of Baid Semises to satisfy plaintiff's yed for, whioh premises are (follows: Commencing at the Her of a traotof land sold and i William Sloan and wife to hrey by deed n corded in PR240, of the records of Oregon, on a line with the Willamette street txtended north on Willamette street fet, thence eBBt one hundred , thence south one hundred fine feet, thenoe west one Blity foet, thence north on treat one hundred and thirty Is place of beginning, in seo 47 S B 3 W in Lane Gonnty, I 'or judgment and execn'ton O'lendants, Oharlea Erickson a. Eriekson, for any deficiency stalled after applying all the id sale Id satisfaction of Baid jd tor a decree foreclosing anu Attendants above uamed and ad all persons claiirlng or Jgn or nnder them or either J rigbt, title, or cloim ol, in, Jlgaged premises or any part Jhng the equity of redemption ereto, and for such further " requisite and equitable, ions is published in the Daily p lor six BuocessiTs weeks by f. W. Hamilton, Judge of fted January 27th, 1900, and nnt publicaiion nnder said fi a, moo. I W. O. Ham, . J Attorney for Plaintiffs. SUMMONS. In the Clrouit Court of the State of Ore gon tor Lane County. Blanch L. Cowgill, Plaintiff, VS. T. F. Cowgill, Defendant. To T. F. Cowgill defendant IN THE 1 AME OF THE STATE OF Oregon, you ure hereby reqnired to appear and answer the complaint tiled against yon in the above entitled mit within six weeks from the date of the tilst publication ol this Summons, and the said first publication thereof is in the Ecosnk Daily GuiBD of February Hth, lWO, and if you fail to answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will take a deoree against yon, forever dissolving the bonds of matrimony now existing be tween plaintiff and defendant and also for 'he care, custody and control of the minor ohild mentioned in the complaint and for such other relief as to the Court may scorn equitable. Ibis Summons is published in the Eu gene Daily GiMitn, a newspapor published in Lane County, On'g,n, and having a gen eral circulation therein, by ordor of Hon. E. O. Potter, county jude of Lane Oounty, Oregon, and made in chambers the Hth day of February, 1000. E. B. Skipwobtb, Attorney for Plaintiff. Notice of Guardian's Sale Real Property. of Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an order of the County Court of the State of Oregon, in and for Lane county, duly made and entertained on the 5th duy of oiaron, luuu, in tbe matter of tne guardian ship of L:zzie S. Fisk, an insane pe-ton. lioensirg and authorizing Buch sale, I will offe. foT sale at publio auction, at the Court House door on the Uth day of April. A. D., 1 ilOO, between tbe hour of 9 o'olock in the I renoon and the hour of 3 o'clock in tbe ternoon of said day, to tbe highest bidder fur cash, all 'he interest of the said ward in and to tbe following described property and premises, to-wit: The n e i of the n w Ji of section oce (1) in township seventeen (17) s r one east of the Willamette meridian. Also tbe north half, and the north half of the south half, and the south half of the southwest quarter of section tbirty-Bix (36) township sixteen (16) B r one east of the Willamette meridian. Also all of Beotion tmrty-six (36) in township seventeen (17) s rone west of the Willamette meridian. And the sonth halt of southeast quarter of section sixteen (16) township seventeen (17) s r one eaBt of Willamette meridian, All in Lane connty, State of Oregon. Dated at Eugene, Oregon, this 10th day of March, A. D., 1900. A. n. nan, A. C. Woodcock, Guardian. Attorney for Guardian. f Flnaj Settlement, Huddleslon, Lane Connty, "hj given that 8. A Hnd- L i ,he Mta,' ' - 'eceased, has Bled her final P Batter of said estate in the 1J Ure connty, Oregon; and lttJ'"fyofU.y, i900, at P o dock in the forenoon of l"J"d b? "Id Court for Injections d account and " lenient of said estate. Any fctiOM t, ,id account and to fnmtotsaid eti. i..i h. fc.!. ? ! Mid Co"t on or r". v, uearing. itb day of March, 1900. I B. A. HODDLLSTON, :,. . Executrix SHORT LINE R. R. 1RE(.T ROUTE TO fa. Utah. CMnroA i'l Eastern Points. &u',.,,.-orlt """. ' ine loti . - .ine, or r'JORANuK ecenlo Line th.tltn I;?' !t Lake ''"yio Denver J5u Chicago toNew 'fork lMtVn- rHR CAB. 'Vrm. " r" f event A st, Eugene. n WE Coma n .Poru'' Lf. l-:s LACK time o Notice of Sheriff's Sale on Ex ecution, Notioe is hereby given that by virtue of an exeoution and order of sale issued out of tbe circuit oourt of Lane couuty, Uregon, on the 26th day of March, 1900, in favor of Clarence Thomson plaintiff against George Hill, Susan A. Hill bis wife and F. I. Dor bar as receiver, defendants Whioh said elocution decree and order of sale is (0 me directed, ordering and commending me to sell the real property herein alter aescrioea for tbe purpose of satiefying the judgment of plaintiff in eold cause to-wit the Bum ol $46 21 taxes, $936 53 with interest at 10 per cent per annum from March 19th, 1900, and for $96 at irneys fees and for the sum of $18 50 cos n and accruing coats, and wbich jrdgmenr, aecree ana eiwuuuu bbu provided for judgment in favor of defendant r'. I. Danbar as receiver for tbe sum of $113 42 and $9 20 cost with interest at legal rate now tnererore m ramijiiauu with said execution, and ordir of sale, will, on S1TUBD4Y, TBI 5lH DAY OF 1IAY, 1900, at fhe hour of 1 o'clock pmatthefrontdoo of the oourt houae in Eugene, Lane ronntyr Oregon, sell at publio auction to me nignes, bidder for cash in hand for the pnrpora oft aotisfying, firatly plaintitTn said judgment, attomeva fees and costs, and secondly de fendant Dunbar's judgment an i cosi and in said decri eand execution me and following described laud: to-wit: Lots one, and ten in sec. ten and 1 three, four, five, sis, seveD, eiiiht, aDd no in sec. eleven all in Tp 16 S It 6 E, o(on lamette meridian, in laid Lane o Oregon, dated at Eugene, Oregon 26, 1900. W. W. Wrraxa Sheriff of Line County, Orego By Faso Fur. Djpi'.v. PARTS OF THE BODY. MODELS THAT ARE USED IN THE STUDY OF ANATOMY. Thejr Are Taken From Subject. Id the Moratnea .ad llo.ylt.l. or l'.ri. emit Are Colored Bxactlr to Repre sent Binlnre. In the window ol an oculist up town fci a display which Is grewsomely fas cinating, it Is composed of. papier niache representations ot pana aud or gans of tlio humau body, colored simi lar to uaturo. Somo are Ufo size, such as a pair of lungs and a Btomach, but others, an eye aud an ear for instance, are large enough to have belonged to the glaut who wbb knocked out by Jack. A weird model of a head dem onstrates unpleasantly how you would look If your skin were peeled off your face. Every vein and nerve and mus cle Is carefully outlined and colored. A figure displaying the entire Interior of a torso, colored to represent nature, shows us that all sorts of tints go to make us up Inside. One Is apt to think of oneself as being of one harmonious red interiorly, but this is all wrong, it appears. Studying these figures sets one won dering where they come from and who models them. It would be an occupa tion congenial to few, one would sup pose. A gentleman who came to tbe door for a moment courteously answer ed a lot of questions asked by an In quisitive person. "These models." said he, "are all made in Germany and France. There are none made la this country. Yes, the manufacturer's assistants make their originals In clay, working direct ly from subjects obtained In hospitals and morgues. Azou of Paris Is the largest manufacturer of this line of goods. They make models of sections of animals also. For instance, we now have an order for a deer. Come Inside and let mo show you mora of the things." A glass coso In tho rear of the store was filled with all sorts of parts of all sorts of animals, human and otherwise. "iBn't this a beautiful heart?" said he enthusiastically, exhibiting a life size organ of papier maebe, divided up Into little hinged parts and colored red and tan and pink and blue. "It sells for ?9. A little throat, sim ilarly colored and divided, would cost you $8 lf your fancy ran to that kind of brlc-a-brac. A beautiful little bit of mechanism composed of papier macbe, bone and wire, Illustrating tbe nerves connecting the tongue with tho ear, and various Intricate nurlculnr ar rangements you can buy for $35." There wns a shelf full of brains and another full of anlmnls' legs and stom achs and livers and things. Altogether It. was a pretty bloody looking kind of show on account of the quantities of red paint used to Illustrate large sec tions of muscle. Thea standing up in ono corner was a life size figure of a man composed of Innumerable sep arate pieces, so that any part could be taken off aud Individually studied. Ono side demonstrated the muscle forma tion and the other the veins and nerves and arteries. This figure can be bought for $500 by any one who wishes such an ornament. Then thero were genuine skulls and skeletons. The French excel us also In the preparation of human bones for the market An articulated Bkull of American workmanship would cost $0. A skull of French articulation was priced at $25, and the work was admirable. All the most delicate little bones were carefully preserved and ar ranged, and It was subdivided Into mnny small parts, held together with tiny brass binges. The top of the skull was sawed egenly off, so as to form a sort of cap, but the other openings seemed Irregular and dovetailed. This was explained thus: "Do you know how they separate a skull Into Its various parts? Well. they pack it full ot sawdust which they then wet The sawdust expauds and bursts the skull apart along Its natural joinings or sutures. These are then hinged and wired, as you see. It all requires most delicate manipula tion by an expert Tramond of Paris Is tbe leading artist in skulls and bones. The business of modeling these papier macbe organs and of articulat ing bones Is not an overcrowded one. as there Is not a large demand for such things. Schools and colleges are the chief buyers of the articles. There are precious few students, as you may imagine, who can afford to invest so much money In models for private study." Any hearts and lungs and livers tnat come to this country other than by way of tho barge office, It may be add ed, must pay 40 per cent duty to Uncle Sam. New York Commercial Adver tiser. A nemedr Vor Sciatica. Here Is a really old fashioned reme- rlv. It la a srandmothcr's remedy. and the grandmother who believes In It Is alive and recommends it personal ly. It Is for sciatica. Take equal parts of fiour and red pepper and mix with vinegar. Make a paste of It and move It from place to niatA with i tin nuln. "And If that docs not help you then I am mistaken," concludes the grandmother. New York Times. rtflfl!r Eipreaaed. Pusher Gusher la not very happy In bis choice of adjectives. Usher Why so? Pusher Miss Oumms Dsbed for a compliment by asking him what bo thought of ber slippers. Usher And what did be say? Pusher-He said tbey were Immense. Collier's Weekly. ruwmA nn, the emblems of conlugal t.n.. in m,ini nnrl a nnlr of ceose nro considered a handsome present from a gentleman to the lady or nis cnoice. o Cure, Xo Pay. That h the way all drin;i"a ';ro"! Taetelea. Chill Tunic for ( hill., "d Uillifuaneas. It Is plaa-nt to Ue I irug Syrup. Woanta Junction Bulletin, March 3. Reuben Tumbow has been nominated as chief justice of Long Tom, and the only oppoaltioD he baa are the women of MayTille. He proposes a compromise by promising to perform tne marriage ceremony free of charge, the customary fee is V. Reobs thinks be would prefer to be couatal le rather than i .qolre. Well, there a chance to swop as be and Fergueeon Lave it tneir own way. Rolibt'd the Grave. A startling incident, f liiili .Mr. Johu Oliver, if Philadelphia, w as the subject, in narrated ol hiu a ("How: '1 vas in a moat dreadful condition My fkln we alnnt yellow, py,s autiketi, tuiigtit) coHtol, pain contin ually in back and sldm, no apeliti grailually growing weaker day by dHV, Three pliyslciaua had given me up. Fortunately, a frlft.it advised trying Kleotrio Hittem; and to my great joy ; and surprine, the 11 ret bottle made a decided Improvement. I continued! their use for three weeks, and aiu now j a well man, I kuow they Kuved my j life and Ml bed the grave of ttnother victim." No one should fail to try them. Only 50o, guaranteed, ut Linn's drug store. Remarkable Cure of Rheumatism. Kknna, Juckaon Co., W. Va. About three years ago my wife had au attack of rheuinatlHiu whioh con fined ber to her bed for over a mouth aud reudered rter unable to walk a step without assistance, her limbs being swollen to double their normal size, Mr. B. Maildox Insisted on my lining Chamberlalu'a Pain Malm I purchased a fifty-cent bottle and used It according to tbe directions and the next morning she walked to breakfavt without assist ance iu any manner, and she bts not had a similar attack since. A. H. PAKSONS. For sale b) W. ij. DeLauo. 34,441 Miles on a wwttMTmnTMTmrwttmmr Teacher's Examination. Notice is hereby given that tbe regu lar teacher's exauiinaiiou for county papers, will be held at the oourt houte oommenolng at 9 o'olock a m, Wed nesday, April 11th, 1900, aud continu ing until 4 o'clock p in, Friday, April 13th, 1900. Pupils from the public schools who desire, may take the Eighth grade examination at the same time and place. Dated this 30th day ol March, 1900. W M Millbk, Bchool tiupt. Laue County, Oregon. The Best in the World. We believe Chamberlain's Cough Remedy la the best in the world. A few weeks ago we Millered with a severe cold aud ' a troublesome cough, and having read their advertisements in our own and other papers -e pur chased a botlie to Bee If It would eflect us. It cured us before the bottle was more than half utcd. It is the best medicine out for colds and coughs. The Herald, AmleiHonville, Ind. For sale by W. L. DeLaiin. To the Bicyclist. A good hloyole $10. Fine Ku-K'uck bicycles, fluer Barker bicycles. One Imperial bloycle $0 60. All kinds of bicycle sundries at low prices, also all kinds of bloyole repairing. Don't pay list prices for bicyoles, bb everybody Ib cuttiDg the prices from $5 to $10. We will meet the cut and then we will do better than anyone. Before you buy call on us. We will save you money. Remember the place. Bakkkk Oun Wokks. Ninth Street. To Cure a Cold in One Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund the money if It failB to cure. E. W. drove's signa ture is on eaou box. 25c. Balm Wood Wanted We want to purchase 2,600 cords of balm wood. For further particulars apply at our ofllce. Kuokne Excelsior Works. Prune Trees for Sale One hundred first-class selected Italian yearling prune trees for sale. Inquire at Uuari) olllce. Lewis Ackermau, Goshen, Ind., says, "Uewitl's Little f.ariy Kisers always bring certain relief, cure my headache and never gripe." They genera ly cleanse and Invigorate the boweis and liver. Mrs. CalViD Zimmerman, Milesburg, Pa., says: "As a speedy cure for coughs, colds, croup, and sore throat One Minute Cough Cure Is unequalled. It Ib pleasant for children to take. I heartily recommend It to mothers," It is tbe only harmless remedy that produces immediase results. It cures bronchitis, pneumouls, grippe and throat and lung dlseaws. It will pre vent consumption' Vincent Co., Corner Drug Htore. "I used Kodol Ltyspepsla Cure Id my family v.lth wonderful reenlte. It gives Immediate relle.', Is pleasant to take and is truly the dyspeptic's tieat friend," aays E Itartgerltik, Overisel, Mich. Digests wfiat you eat. Cannot fall loeure. Vincent & Co, Corner Drug Htore. Win. Orr, Newark, O., aya: " We never feel eufe without One Mln ite Cough Cure in the house. It saved my little boy's life when he had the pneumonia. We think it ia the (jest medicine made." It cure coughs, and ail lunii diseases. Pleasant to take, harmless and gives Immediate results. Vincent 4 Co., Cerner Drug Wore. Corva'lls Times: The m roll, as by law rxiulnd, was turned over by Sheriff Rickard, Monday, fo the county court. The total amount of taxe so far collected, as shown by the footings of the roll, $20,400. The original aggregate to be collected was 104. 30, leaving a balance still to be collected of $39,704 30. In other words tbe delinquency Is almost two-th rds of tbe entire amount to be oolite ed. Tbe roll will probably be given back to the sheriff for continuation of tbe collections. THOS. W. DAVIS Th Veteran Oritur Ion. Back oo "PATEB CREST." Thi. W. Davis, the famous Centur ion, wlm tiM becouitj famous all over tlie wurli, km out of tlie grett biey clirj.H in earth, has taken out hia uw eprinn iiiuutit. In 'iHi Mr Patee built a wheel for Mr lia vis, whioh wan ridden contin tnisl y uutil laH October, covering ft mil eaK of 34,441 miles. In the latter pait of October last Mr Davis was persuaded to buy another mako, for a he said, he wanted to try riinoher tire." It took leu than 3.000 miles to demonstrate the fact that "there was nothing equal to a l'atee'ao now Mr Davis has gotten a new orauKO PATKK CREST, and swears he II never chauge aain. Mr Davis has a record mileage of nearly 70,000 mile in ten (10) year and he says do wheel gives one half the actual service as t!r Patee Crest. Call and see our full line of 11)00 models. 01 Sot la til. Iruit.l THOS. W. DAVIS THE VETERAN CENTURION, COMES BACK TO A PATEE CREST. AND SAYS IT'S THE BEST OF ALL BICYCLES. Sold by BARKER BUN WORKS, Street tugene, Crep. Coaster Brake fitted to any Bicycle $6.50.- Sunday Afternoon Addresses Young Men. to On next rJumlay afternoon C. Calvert guiooi , paator of the Baptist church, will begin a series of addreei-is to young men over eighteen and under forty-five yearn of age. The addresses will bo given In the Uaptlat church at 3:30 p m, every rjuuday. A short aud sprightly eong service will preexde each addresB. The subjeot for next Sunday's address will be, "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde." Brief extraota from tbla masterpiece of Robert Louis Stevenson will be read during the course of the addreds. All young men are cordially Invited to attend these addressee. A Mother's Plain Words " I suppose you will be astonished when I tell you tbat six years ago I was in a most dangerous condition with bronchitis and lung trouble, because yea can see how well and strong I am now. The attack at that time caused terrible. pain in my cnestana lungs, i could naruiy move, and to stoop caused intense sut- IK. S Envrlish Kemedv. and I thought 1 would try it, although Divinity School Appointments for Lord's Day, April 8. E M Patterson, Halsey. J J Handsaker, Dexter. Harry Benton, Thurston C1HO Humbert, Harrlsburz. C H Moore, Lorane. F 10 Ilillliigbin, Cottage Grove. How's This We oiler One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case of Catarrh tbat cn"iiot be curid by Hull's Caturrh Cure. K J CitKNBY & Co., Props, Toledo, O. Wh, the undersigned, have known F J Cheney for the last 15 yonra, and be lieve him perfectly honorable iu al busluuHB transactions, and financially able to carry out any obligation made by their ti rut. WKHTitTwjAX, wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O WALDINO, KlNNAN A MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, U. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Inter Dally, aoting directly upon the blood atd mucous surfaces of the system. Price, 75 cents per oottle. Bold by all druggists. Testimonials fn e. Hall's family pills are tbe best. Bids for Wood. Healed bids will be received at my oflloe until April 16th, 1900, for 40 cords white oak grub wood 4 feet long; not less than 3 inches In diameter at small end, nor more that 8 Inohes al large end; 60 cords white oak grub 4 feet long, not less than 2 Inches at mat end and 4 inches at large end, and 40 cords old growth red or yellow Mr wood, 4 feet long, to be delivered at tbe Bchool Houses In Eugene as directed by the Board, on or before August 15, 1900. Bight reserved to reject any and all bids. A good and sufficient bond will be required for the faithful per formance of the contracts. Dated March 27, 1000. Geo. P. Craw, Clerk School Diet. No 4 Lane Co, Or. Junotlou blcyoltsts will be obliged to keep oil tbe sidewalk after May 16, 1900. The olrcuit court of Benton county, which convene Moaday, has only 28 oases, tbe lightest docket for many years. Balem Statesman, April 4i C M Bishop, a U of O student. Is down from Eugene to spend the spring vaca tion with his parents, Mayor and Mrs C P Bishop. Junction Bulletin, Marot8: There will not be less tban two hundred people go on the Bryan special to Eu gene, besides many will go by team to hear the great orator of the day, re -gardlens of the weather. Tbe OB, AN and Houthern Paolflo companies have anounced renuced rates from all points on their lines in Oieiinn to Portland to persons attend- Inn the Kepuullcan and Democratic! Htate Convention, whioh will be held there April VI. The Eugene dlatrlot Itinerants' club will convene in Lebanon April 10th, at 1:30 p m, and continue to bold sesslona until the evening of the 13th. The eluh Is coin poiied of the M E minister or this district, ana ttiirty or more win ue prexent. The Bentnn oounty treasurer Tues day deposited MWII.21 In the state treasury department, the same being tbe balance due from that county on the tax. This Is the seoond ooUD' tv to nav Its slate tax In full. Colum bia having done likewise only last week. The town of Granite, tbe new lulu Inn town about 40 miles from Bumpier, Is building up rapidly and 86 building. are under construction, tome oi inrin being three stories and substantially constructed. There Is not ao acre ut land between Bumpter and Granite that has not been located. T2I Km Vm9Ua I confess tbat down in my heart I had little faith in it. Tho first bottle gave great relief, aud the second bottle made me the healthy woman I am today. My husband's lungs are weak also, and he cured himself with the same grand old remedy. Our boy and girl have both been saved by it from death . by croup. I know this is so, for If when tbey were attacked in the night I had a bottle in the closet, and by acting quickly that fatal malady was easily overcome. We always give it to the children when they have a cough or cold, and we would not be without it for anything. Mv sister will tell you also, if you ask ber, that I it is a medicine that can always be depended upon for all the . troublesof the breathing organs. ' I tell all our neighbors about Acker's English Remedy whenever I get a chance, and there are plenty of peo ple around Mecliauicsvillc, N. Y., where I live, who would no more think of go ing to bed at night without a bottle of it in tho house than they would of leaving their doors wide open. As I look nt it, parents aro criminally responsible when they nllnw their children to dio under their very eyes with croup, because hers) is a certain remedy that will conquer tho terrible monster every timo." (Signed) Mas. Floyd Fowlkr. Acker's Rngllsh Remedy Is sold by nil flntfrirlsta under a posittva guarantee chat your monojr will be refund.d In enro of failure asc., 50c., and t a bottto tn Vnited Mates and Canada. In Kntrland, is. ad., as. 3d., and 4s. 6d. Wt ouHloriK (At oiwee u(imii. II'. II. IIOOKKK A CO., Proprietor), JVeie Yttrt, For sale by W. L. DeLano, Eugene, Or. CLASSIFIED LQLUMN Hi Notices under this head not to exuood flvti lines, 60 oeuts per week) f 1 60 a mouth; tl'i pur year, For Sale. FOR BALE At a bargain, one of the beat stock and grain rauctiea of 740 Bores, 8 miles from Eugene. Will be sold as a whole, or In pari, to suit DUrobaser. Eaav terms. For nar. tloulars apply to John Ingham, at CBn approach It in cftlcloncy. At liiii V n. ngrriri t u. nmillil I Ullc rco aim jrciiuaurjuvij Dyspepsia Cure. Digests what you tat. FOR BALE. Corner First and Jeffer son streets, one 10 room houi-e, and two lota, 80x100 feet each. Good barn, water, fruit, flue garden ground. Also house aud lot, corner First and Lawrence streets, lot 60 feet 8 luobea, by 160 feet, young fruit tree, good Karden ground, water, etc. Also ouse and lot, corner Willamette and Fourteenth street. For price and terms write B J Bills, Taooma, Wash, Box 827, or call at GUARD oflloe. FOR BALE. A good carriage nearly new. Inquire at once at residence of H. B. Miller, Ninth and Patterson streets, Eugene. FOR BALE Plymouth Rook and Blaok Mlnoroa chlokens (pure bred) for sale. Inquire at residence of Joel Ware, Fifth and Oak streets. FOR SALE A One oak oase. six octave Eatey organ, oak bedroom suite, tables, large book oase, sewing machine and borse aud surrey, W D Spauldiog, East Ninth street, WANTED. An experienced girl to do general housework. Inquire of Mrs. E. R. Bklpwortb, Eugene. WANTED Parties wanted to cut 100 cords of wbita fir and balm wood Apply to T D Linton, Eugene. GIRL WANTED. To do general housework. Inquire at onoa at resi dence of Mrs H ItKlticald.NluiuSt. ROOMS FOR RENT-Huitable for light housekeeping. Inqulieof Mrs AnnaHolden, Willamette street. Notice. That on April 6, Bryau day, adlnnor fit for any and all who may wish to enjoy the speaking al the Central school grnui.ds, will be served In the west room of the Christian church. Dinner 26 oeuts; saudwlch and oollee 10 cents. M. B. Finltli, Butternut, Mich., says, "DeWltt's Little Early Risen are tbe very best pills I have cv r ustd for cos tlveness, liver and bowel troubles." Vlnoent 4 Co., Corner Ding Btore. Frenoh Tansy Waters, me world's famous remedy for Irregular and palth ful periods of ladles; are never failing and safe. Married ladies' friend French Tansy Wafers are tbe only re liable female remedy In I he world; liu ported from Paris; take nothing else, but insist on genuine; In red wrappers with crown trade mark. La France Drug Company, linpoiler,Sl Turk cit, Han Frai'cleoo. For sale by all drug Itl.ta, nranit III plalu tu,.,ir diui" on revelpt ul tX Itarttflclallydlgestathofoodandairli 91111110 In strengthening and recon structing the exhausted digestive or gans. IMatholutestdlscovereddigest- ant, anu ionic, jmo omer preparation it in curs Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, 91ckIleadaohe,Gastralgla,Cramps,Md til other results of Itnpcrfectdlgestloav preparaa ey c. c u.witt Co., ctxueew VINCENT & CO.. Corner Drug Start. NERV1TA Sunns VITALITY. LOST VIGOR AND MANHOOD Cures Impotcncy, Night Emissions and wasting diseases, all effects c self abuse, or excess and I ml 16, cretion. A nerve tonic and blood builder. Brings tho pink glow to pale cheeks and restores the fire of youth. Hy mall BOc per box; 6 boxes for rH'J.flO; with a written guaran. ;o to euro or refund too money. NEHVITA MEDICAL CO. )l!r,ton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL. for sal. WL DaLaao Drogaist THIS RAILWAY COMPANY iMlLWALKOl Oprat0f IU tralni on th fuson block jmUtD. Ughta Ita trafnt by laotrlcUy Um thm oelaLraUd ltwtrio berth! rrilnM lump. Jtunj iplendld equipped pMaengsr intm very dy nd night between Ht Paul aad Chicago, aod Omfth and Chicago, the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Alio operate ttm-heated Teetitra'ed traloa. carrying the lateet private compartment oara library bullet, itnok lug eara. and 1raw-Inir-room tleejterr, PAftLOK CAftH, fiea reclining chair can and liid very boit dlnlng-oar ee trice. For (he limoat rate to any point In the United Htatea or Canada, apply to ticket agent, of ad dree O J EDDY. J W CASKY, (leneral Agent. Tn v Pan Agent. Portland, Oregon HOFFMAN HOUSE SALOON Sommervllle & Barger. a Pura WbliVles ami Branille., tbe fine, grailes of Wine, and 'Jlifara, Mlitxl Iiriiiks a specialty. Weinhard's Famous Beer Bottle and Draught FIRST CLASS.. FINAL 8ET1LEUENT. Notioe is b.rabj given thai lbs admlnla tratriioftb. ntats of h. Barkshfr, has Died ber Anal aeconn. and th, first Moo rfy, tb 7th d..j of May, 1 900, Is Bel lot tliiil hearing, Maaia niauiitas, Adoilnlstratri I, n j.to a OvsSTUi, Attorneys, f
