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Infants and Cliildren.
Iforpbine nor Mineral.
llXBCOTIC.
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Vhe Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears tbe
Signature
of
It Remedy forCons.:-.
rronvulsions.ftverish
Mloss of Sleep.
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! HOW WE LEARN.
j arm tnttld r. de.rljr U-ught. The cummw
j tnuti,
i Such is uifn five d Ukt (rom day to Jay,
! Comt-a in lh wmmim walk of rasy lifr.
Blown by the car lew wuij .urxu our wiy.
Great truths arf rrrath w.n. not f.nm-i l.'v elianc
Nor waded on U.r U.-nh o( nimnrr ilt'wro,
Dut gratr?., in th pr-at struck'sP r( the soul.
Hard bulletins wuk advene wind and atrcam.
But in th day ol coertiot, fear ami gTlpf,
Vhtn the alrong hand of Cod, put forth tin
might,
rlowi up iht iuboil of the itagnant heart
And hringa the Imprisoned truth seed to the
light,
Wrunj from the troubled iplrit in hard hour
Of weaknwta, solitude, perchance of pain,
Truth npringj like harvest (rom the well plowed
field.
And the soul feels it haa not wept in rain.
Uonar.
The
Kind
You Have
Always Bought.
ASTORIA
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m ANDEVST BUBlNCrua.
I ATTOKNEYS-ATLAW.
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I WUFM TUF
f SERPENT ENTERED, f
How Mr. Brown Oot Into and Out
or Politic.
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at 3:54 m;lpm.
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ern Pacific Go
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ntti trains. Chair onm Kacra-
feento to ( igilen ami Kl F teo.
it tourist cunt to I'lucou,
Lorn. JSew Urleana nud
'(vstiinetou.
Cnnnectinti at San Frnn-
with several steamship
lea for Honolulu. Japan,
una, Philli pines. Ceu ral
id South America,
(i Adair, twent at Kug'-iio
C H MARKHAM,
(iPA, Poitlai fl.Or,
SHORT LINE R. R.
IE DIRECT ROUTE TO
ana, Utah, Colorado,
all Eastern Points.
I or two favorite route via tbe
ON PACIFIC Fait Mall Hue, or
PCKIO GRANDE BCOTIO Uno
Look it the time
It days to Salt Lake
2 days to Denver
H days to Chicago
1 days to New York
RECLINING CHAIR CAR
PLVriillKDTOIIHIVr ftLKEI'
rABS, PULLMAN I'ALACI!
(PINu: ( Aim
f particular, regarding iaK, llmo .0
fe.call on or addref.
f- Stevens K Euironi.
llSel W F Cnman
P'At cj.tn'l AirL
p Third 8t. Portland, Or
ATTORNEY-AX-LAW.
tooniB 1 and 2 Chrinman Block.
KUQENE. OREGON.
M WILLIAMS,
ATTOKNEY-A TLA W
CollectioDR a specialty.
OHice Over Lane County Bank,
BILYLIJ,
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW.
3flite Over Firbt Natimial Bank.
EuaoK, Uueuon.
A.
0 WOODCOCK,
ATTOltNEY-ATLAW.
Office One-half block south of Chrlsman Blk
Eugene, Obeqon.
It SKIPWORTH.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Will practice in all the Court's.
EUQENK OUEOON.
HELHU8 W THOHPSOM CHAS A HARDY
HOMPSON HARDY,
A1TORNEY8-AT-LAW.
In First National Bank Building.
OHice
Practice in all tbe courta.
EUOENE, (IREOON.
EO. B DORRIS,
ATTORNEV CO'JNSELOR-AT-LAW
Will practice in all the ennrt. nf the Second
I uilicial District and in the Supreme Court
of the state. ,
Special attention given to collection, and
matters in probate.
Office-First National Bank Bldit.
Room. 1. and 3.
MEDICAL.
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RJW HARRIS,
pa Street Railway.
TIME CARD.
the4thnfrW ll.a ataa
fill ran nn thai rrllrn.li'.i.u.iliaanpt
l"'ll further notice.
WiVINU THS DEPOT.
7:5-9:10-8:40-fln.O!in.1('-ni a m
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Otfios Over Wil kins k Linn', drug store.
OHice Houni-9 V- 1? " 2 5 alKl 1
tt n m.
R.idance-Fernt street between 11th and
12th.
T)AINE 4 KUYKENDALL,
PHVSICIAN3 AND SURGEONS.
Office.- In Chrhraian Block.
Special attention to surgery and .urgical dta
eaaeaof women.
"My dear," snkl Mrs. Thomas Brown,
"this Is the twelfth anniversary of our
wedding day. I believe you had for
gotten It."
"Well, I haven't," replied the Hon.
Thomas Brown, with a tine show of In
dignation. "I'm not likely to forget
the day when I got you. I remember
every detail with perfect clearness."
"What kind of dresses did the brides
maids wear?"
"And," continued Mr. Brown, urtful
ly evading the question, "I'm sure that
we have plenty of cause to be thankful
and happy. CvrUiluly no man ever had
a bettor wife."
"Thank you, my dear, and come
home enrly tonight, so that wc may
have a little celebration."
After this iileaslng episode the Hon.
Thomas Brown started down town to
his otllcc. On his way to the train he
miulo up his mind that he would send
home a basket of fruit and some roses
and later In the day he would stop at
the Jeweler's to look at the brncelet his
wife had admired.
It was struugo, he reflected, how lit
tle happiness some people get out of
life. Here was he, still on the sunny
side of 40, with a sultlclent Income,
devoted wlte, two beautiful children
and not a worry In the world. Ills
placo in his profession was assured,
His neighbors respected him. lie could
see no cloud on the horizon of his
hopes. He was as near complete con
tentment as men get.
In the reception room of his oflice
half a dozen men were waiting. Ho
recognized one as a well known poll
tlciau and greeted him with a some
what chilly nod as he closed the door
of his private room. A clerk, however,
followed him and ushered In the dele
gation.
"We've come," said the spokesman,
"to ask you to be our caudldate for
the state senate."
The Hon. Thomas Brown thauked
them and said ho had neither the time
nor money to spare.
"But it will take hardly any time
and less money," was the answer.
"V'ou can be elected without a bit of
trouble. You know the situation. Now
think It over and let us know tomor-
J S LUCKEYi
JEWELER.
Watches andlClocks'Repalred.
Kcoihe. Oreoo
D
U O BIpDIvE,
DENTIST
MAN HOUSE SALOON
Sommerville t Burner.
Office -On Olive street, between Fifth and
Sixth street, one block west of .MnewU
Hotel.
r Wn-He, mfi Brancllm, the fine.
Of Win. 1 ": ll ,
.,, Buu .yuan. J1UCVI
mk "pecialty.
finhard's... .
Famous Beer
Bottle and Draught!
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Groceries
As a result of the succeeding excite
ment, which Mr. Brown could not con
ceal, nt leust from himself, ho forgot
tho fruit, the roses and the diamonds,
"Senator Thomns Brown" did have an
ear piling sound, as he repeated it un
der his breath.
At B o'clock ho started to go homo.
Four professional friends met him at
tho door. They called him "Bonaior
and escorted him out to drink his
henlth. It was 7 o'clock before he got
out to the South Side.
ilia wMf mot him at the door. Her
usual nlacldlty was somewhat shaken,
"Why, Tom, what's tho matter?" she
said. "I asked you to get home early,
and here it Is nfter 7 o'clock and din
ner half spoiled."
"I've been asked to run for the sen
io mv dear." said the Hon. Thomas
Brown impressively.
"And what did you Bay?"
'Told them I'd glvo them an answer
after I had consulted my wife," said
Mr. Brown, who had already begun to
nan the wiles of a politician.
"I hate to think of your going Into
nnlltics. Tom. and
"But the senate Isn't exactly politics.
1 am assured that I can be elected
without nn effort on my part. If It
was going to make any change In our
Mfp. I wouldn't think or it. Aim,
hosiilns. It's my duty, you know. It'
mv duty to the state. That will prob
nhlv decide me."
I thought you were going to cousui
your wifoV"
That's what 1 ra uoiug uu.
roll1'
Let s go in anu see u unj
dinner Is lit to cat We can talk it
nver afterward."
Tho aoun was sorveu, wnen mer
nuns a ring at the bell. The maid an
nounced a party of gentlemen to sco
Mr. Brown. .
'Toll them Mr. Brown is at ainner,
alA his wife, "and ask thorn to a.
"Don't you think I hail lienor go out
tr,r n .econd and sec who it is r inter-
tho iiroHtjeetlvu seniuor. n
mlirht bo souieiiouy irom me iu
imtwirtAnt business, you know." S
quickly had the virus of political nm
bltlon begun to ao us ucunij '.
An hour later the Hon. Thoraa
nrnwn found the dining room deserted
Uls Indignant wife was up stairs In
her sitting room.
"Well, If llils Is the nay you are go
ing to the senate, you will never go
with my consent," she broke out "I
heard you telling those men you wero
always glad and proud to welcome
them tn your humble home, and then I
looked out the window and saw mat
old Plitinacher, the salcm keeper, was
t the bond of them. If that's polities.
d rather eiave the mumps."
But, you see, I'llznmeher Is the
member of the city cold nil committee
from Mils wurd, ami the. others are the
'Itieen. of the ward clul. They came
ver to congratulate- tin on my candi
dacy for ttie seuate. I couldu't do less
than thank them, could I? They've
arranged a mass mooting for tills even
ing to Indorse me, and I supposo I'll
have to go over and nnike them a little
speech."
"I thought you wouldn't havo to turn
over your hand?"
"Well, you kuow a candidate is bound
to get the Indorsement of his home
ward. Once I get that fixed up, you'll
see that there'll be no more trouble."
An hour later Pttzinacher drovo up
in an old hack, and the Hon. Thomas
Brown descended to welcome him. Uls
wife gave him fair warning.
If you go riding around on the
streets with that man, Tom Brown,"
she called after him down the stairs.
1 11 never be seen on the street with
you again. What do you suppose the
neighbors will say?"
In the gray hours of the early morn
ing the hack again drew up beforo the
house, and Mr. Brown entered his ouco
quiet and happy dwelling. As tho door
closed a crowd of men and boyB, who
had followed tho hack 'from the meet
ing place, cheered loudly.
It was 0 o'clock beforo Mr. B'.own
appeared for breakfast. His wlfo re
ceived him with a pitying smile, in
which tears and anger were equally
mingled. She laid beforo him a copy
of The Morning Kcho and pointed In
silence to the headlines over nn artlclo
on tho first page. "Tom Brown Out
For Senator." It rend. "itlillculoiis
Ambition or a Broken Down Pettifog
ger." "Hints of Sensational Exposures
to Bo Made."
There," said Mrs. Brown. "Nothing
to mako any change in our homo life,
eh? Elected without an effort on your
pnrt? Duty to tho state? What do
you say to that?"
Mr. Brown lost what little appetite
he had. He read the article through
with anxious care. Then he swore.
The children looked up In surprise.
'The doorbell began ringing before
7 o'clock this morning," went on Mrs.
Brown. "There was a procession of all
sorts of men neither you nor I had ever
heard of. They all wanted to see Sen
ator Brown. I want you to sue that
newspaper for libel."
"My dear," said the Hon. Thomas
Brown, with a weak and pleading
smile, "you mustn't let thnt bother you
Public men, you know, aro subject
to the attacks of the partisan press.
Before 1 forget It, there was one little
tiling I wnnted to speak to you about
You buy your groceries of Hilton, do
you not? Well, now, Just as a favor to
me, would you object to changing?
You see, Hicks, on the opposite corner,
is, I find, the president of tho Brown
club. Don't you think It would be a
Uttlo plcnsonter nil around If we pa
tronized him?"
"Mr. Brown," persisted his wife,
will you sue thnt paper for libel?"
"Why, certainly not," was tho an
swer, "but that publication makes It
absolutely necessary for me to stay III
tho fight It I backed out now, tho
newspapers would all sny that I with
drew under fire. Then I should be a
coward. Of course I wish, for your
sao, slnco you feel so bad about It,
that I had never begun."
Well, they can't say your son is a
cownrd nuywny."
"Why, what's tho matter?"
"Ho started for school at 8 o'clock
this morning, Just as lie lias done for
the last two years. Ho wore n pretty
little white waist and red stockings,
and I thought he never looked bo sweet
Half an hour later bo came back. I
wish you could have scon the child, ne
had fought with three big boys, no-
cause they said his father was a broken
down pettifogger. I've got him In the
bedroom now, with witch hazel on his
THE I'VO tH AGK AND TRA11H REVIEW
Paii. 701
34,441 Miles on a
THOS. V. DAVIS
The Veteran Centurion. Hock on a
"PATl-K CREST."
Tlnw. W. Dnvis, the famoiw Centur
ion, who ban beumie famoun all over
the w Ul u out nf the create -a hicy
cltnts ..ti -iirth. hiw taken out hi new
tpriiik mouut.
In iHi Mr Tutee built awheel f . r
Mr lavi, which was riihleu cod tin
oitrily until bvt October, covering a mil
ea;eof 34,441 tuilea.
In the latter put of Octolr lout Mr
Pavia was perimaileil to buy another
make, for he tahl, he wanted to try
a Clin'her tire." It took lent than
3.000 miles to demonstrate the fct
that "there wax rothinn equal to a
Tatee'ao now Mrlvia h&n gotten a ,
new orange I'ATKK CKKST. and
pwears he'll never change a; a in.
Mr Pavia ha a record mileage of
urarly 70,000 wilee in ten (10, year
and hettajs no wheel give one half
the actual service aa the Patee Crest
Call and we our full line of 1000
models.
PATEE
Not In the Trust.)
CREST
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 tupe, Oregon.
Coaster Brake fitted to
any Bicycle ?6.50.-
niocinrn inimiu
uLHOoincu uuLumiii
Notice, under this head not to exceed Hvr
linea, 50 cents per week; $1 50 a moutht $12
pr year.
For Sale.
KOtt SALE At a bargain, one of tile
best stock and gram rauob.es of 740
acres. 8 utiles from Eugene. Will lie
sold as a whole, or in part, to suit
purchaser. Easy terms. For par
ticulars apply to John Inghain, at
Ax Hilly DeparuiiHiit rttnre.
FOK HALE. Corner First and Jeftor
sou streets, one 10 room liouxe, and
two lots, 80x160 feot each. Good
barn, water, f mil, tine garden ground.
..Also house aud lot, corner First and
Lawrence streets, lot 06 feet 8 Indies,
by 180 feet, young fruit trees, good
garden ground, water, ete. Also
house aud lot, corner Willamette,
and Fourteenth streets. For prices
and terms wrlle 8J bills, Tauonia,
Wash, Box 8'J7, or call at Uuakd
ollloe.
FOB BALE. A good carriage uearly
new. Inquire at once at residence
ofH. U. Miller, Ninth aud Patterson
el reels, Eugoue.
FOK HALK-I'lynioutli Rook and
Black Minorca chickens (pure bred)
for mile. Inquire nt residence of
Joel Ware, Fifth aud Oak stieets.
FOIt BALE A line oak oase, six
clave Estcy organ, oak bedroom
suite, tables, large book ease, sewing
midline and horse and surrey. W
I) Bpauldnig, East Nlnlli street,
WANTED. An experienced girl to
do general housework. Inquire of
Mrs. E. 14. Bkipworth, Eugene.
WANTED Pai ties wanted lo cut U0
cords of will to fir and balm wood
Apply lo T I Linton, Eugene.
OIRL WANTED. To do general
housework. Inquire nt once at resi
dence of Mrs H KKIncald, Ninth St.
KOOMH FOK RENT-Bultable for
light housekeeping. Inquire of Mrs
Anna Hidden, Willamette street.
eye."
"Don't you think, Nellie," Bold Mr.
Brown as ho got up from the table,
"that you could b train a point and buy
your groceries from Hicks?"
"I've fixed things so that won't bo
necossary, I think. I saw enough laflt
night to convince me that you could
never stand tho strain of a campaign
like this. When you came In this
morning, I was Buro thnt I was right,
and oven If you .could the rest of us
couldn't. So when the callers began to
ring the bell at half past 0 I told them
all that Mr. Brown's physician had for
bidden him to accept a nomination."
"You did?"
''Yes, and then, a little Inter, the re
porters from the afternoon newspnpers
called to Interview you. I told them
all that you had refused to bo a candi
date; that tho state of your health was
precarious, and that you wero out of
politics for good. So you sec, after all.
It won't be necessary for mo to buy my
butter from Hicks." Cincinnati Trib
une.
A Pom. Starr From l'rnr.
Tho puma or mountain llou of the
Andes Is naturally an affectlonato and
harmless animal and Is often domesti
cated, and some of the ranchmen In
Patagonia aud Chile often tnme them
and train tlicin for watchdogs. An ex-
traordlnory story Is told of a tyrant
who ruled In Paraguay for many years
and was notorious all over South
America for his cruelty. It is Bald that
this ruler once had a woman chained to
a treo In the forest where she would
cither stnrvu or he devoured by wild
beasU. After she had been out about
ten days hu sent a scout to wo what
was left of her, and. much lo Ills as-
tonlshmcut. It was found that she had
been fed and protected by two pumas,
male anil female, and had sulTered In
no wny except from exposure and
fright. The pumas brought her raw
meat from Ihe anhiiiil-i they had killed
and slept by her ! each night like
wat:hdoi.H -('lileni-'o "eord.
Having a Lrge and Complete stock of
Staple and Fancy Groceries uougm
in the best market-,
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH,
I can ofler tbe public better prices
than any other house In E igeoe.
Read This, Consumptives
" From the way my wife coughed for six months, I knew she had consump
tion. She showed it in her face, too, and her body waited away to a mere skele
ton. After she got down in bed the doctors couldn't do any good. I called in
both Dr. T. A. Shannon and Dr. N. L. Hawsen, each of whom is a first-clasa
pnysician, ouiiney naunotning
that would reach the trouble
in her lungs. My wife's father
came to see her one day, when
she got very low. Ho lives in
Cedar Lake, Wis., while we
live in Rice Lake, Wis. He
said he knew what was needed,
and made me get a bottle of
Acker's English Remedy for
Consumption. I went to'
Schmidts, our local druggist,
and got a bottle, and it helped
her right away. She took eight
50c. bottles, and they put her
back on her feet and made her
as sound and well as any wo
man in town. She has taken
on flesh again, she doesn't
cough, and if any one who
doesn't know the facts was to
bo told she was so near death
with consumption, ho wouldn't
believe it My wife does all
hor housework, and at night
sleeps as soundly as vou please.
Her stomach no longer gives her any trouble at all. Maybe you doubt what I
am telling. If so, I advise you to see J. N. Schmidt, the druggist who sold mo
Acker's English Remedy for Consumption. He'll tell you the same thing. Ho
says Acker's English Remedy is wonderful In all throat and lung troubles ; that
it is sold on a guarantee to cure, or money returned, and he never yet had a
bottle come back to his store, although he has sold hundreds of them. My namo
il Luther Bedell, Rico Lako, Wis."
Acker'. RcgHali Remedy I. sold by all drugelsl. under a po.ltlve guarantee
that your money will bo refunded In cn.o ot fnlltire. 130., 300. and lie bottle la
United States and Canada. In KtiKland 1.. td., 9.. jd., end 4.'. Gd.
We aulliortK Hie above guarantee. W. il UOOKEH is CO., Proprietors, Sea Fori,
For sale by W. L. DeLano. Eugene, Or.
Sunday Afternoon Addresses
Young Men.
to
Story of a Slave.
To be bound hand and foot for years
by the chains of disease Is the worst
form of slavery. Qeorge D, Williams,
of Manchester, Mich., tells bow such
a slave was made Iree. He saysi "My
wife has been so helpless for Ave years
that she could not turn over Id bed
alone. After using two bottles of
Electric Bitters, she Is wonderfully
Improved and able to do ber own
work." This Btipreme remedy (or
female diseases quickly ourea nervous
ness, sleeplessness, mrlalclinly, head
ache, backache, fainting and dizzy
spells, Ibis miracle working medi
cine is a godsend to weak, sickly, run
down people. Every bottle guaran
teed. Only 50 oenls, hold by 0. D.
Linn, Druggist,
Prevented a Tragedy.
Timely Information given Mrs.
George Long, ol New Btraltsvllle,
Ohio, prevented a dreadful tragedy
and saved two Uvea. A frightful
cough had long kept ber awake every
night. Bhe had tried many remedies
and doctors but steadily grew worse
until urged to try Dr. King1 New
Discovi ry. One buttle wholly cured
ber, and she writes this marvelous
medicine also cured Mr. Long of a
severe attack of pneumonia. Buch
cures are poult I ve proof ol tbe matoli
less merit of this grand remedy for
curing all throat, chest d lung
troubles. Only 60c aud 1 00. Every
bottle uuarauteed. Trial bottles at
Linn's Drug Btore.
On next Uutidny afternoon 0. Calvert
Bmoot, pastor of the Baptist church,
will begin a series of addresses tn
young men over elghteeu and under
forly-flve year- of age. The addressee
will tie given In Ihe Baptist uhtiruh at
8:30 p in, every Huuday, A short aud
sprightly song service will precede
eaoh address,
The subjeot for next .Sunday's
address will be, "Dr. Jekyll and Mr.
Hyde." Brief extracts from this
masterpiece of Robert tiouls Htevenson
will be read during tbe course of tbe
address,
All young men are cordially Invited
to attend these addresses.
MM
Dyspepsia Cure.
Digests what you eat.
It artl llnlaily digests tbe food and aids
Willi ro in strengthening and recon
structing l ho exhausted digestive or
,;nns. 1 1 is the lut est tl I sco ve rod digest
ant and tonic. No other preparation
can approach It In efficiency. It In
stantly relievos and permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,,
Flatulence, Sour Btomach, Nausea,.
SickHeadache.Gastralgla.CramrjB.andl
an oiner results uitmpurreccaigestioav
Prepared by E. C. O.Witt 4 Co., Cblsaasv
o Cure, No Pay.
That la the way all druggist, sell Groves
Taitelea. Chill Tonlo for Chili.. Malaria and
BilliousneM. It i M pleaaaot to take a.
imoa oyrup , on oeata
M. B. Binlth, Butternut, Mich., says,
"DeWltl's Little Earl; Risers are 'the
very best pills I bave ever used for cos
tlveness, liver and bowel troubles."
Vincent A Co., Corner Drug Btore.
Lewis Aokerman, Goshen, lud
says, "DeWltt's Little Early Risers
always bring certain relief, cure my
headache and never gripe." They
genera ly cleanse and Invigorate tbe
boweut ana liver. -
PARKER OPERA HOUSE,
WALTER ROSUanijer.
VINCENT I CO.. Corner Drug Store.
NERVITA
(mem VITALITY,
LOST Virion
AND MANHOOD
Cures Iaipotcncy, Night Emissions and
wasting- diseases, all effects " Belt
abuse, or excess and Indis
cretion. Anervetontcand
blood, builder. Brings tho
pink glow to pale cheeks and
rcBtorea the fire of youth.
By m.tllfiOc per box; O boxes
lor $S3.ftO; wltb a written ffiiaran
too to euro or refund the money.
NERVITA MEDICAL CO.
Clinton 6V Jnckson Gta-, CMIOAOO. ILL.,
For sale WL DeLano Draggkt
THIS RAILWAY COMPANY
MlLWAUKEC
The Best in the World,
We believe Chamberlain's Ough
Remedy Is the best In the world. A
few weeks ago we suffered with a
severe cold and a troublesome cough,
and having read their advertifemenU
in onr own and other papers we pur.
chased a bottle to see If It would effect
us. It cured us before the bottle was
more than half med. It is the best
medicine out for colds and cooghs.
The Herald, Aoilersonvllle, Ind. For
sale by W. I J)eLano.
Prune 'frets for Sale
One huudrtd flrst-cla-a nr'ert I
Italian yearling prune trees tor snle
Inquire at Guard ofTlce.
Win. Orr, Newark, O., says: " We
never feel safe without One Minute
Cough t'ore in the house. It saved
my little boy's life when he had 'he
-pneumonia. We think It Is the i-enl
medicine made." It cures cughs,
and all lung diseases. Heanl,t lo take,
harmless and gives Immediate n-ulls.
Vincent & Co,, Corner Drug Blote.
To the Bicyclist,
A oo(l blcyule tlO. Fine Ku- K.uck
bicycles, finer Barker bicycles. One
Irnpeilal bicycle (6 60, All kinds of
bicycle sundries at low prices, al.o all
kinds of bicycle repairing. Don't pay
iirt prices for bicycles, as everybody Is
cutting the priors from 5 to $10. We
will meet the cut slid then we will do
heller than anyone. Before you buy
call on us. We will save you money.
Remember the place.
Bakkkk Gun Works
Ninth Htreet.
Monday Night, Apr 9
Mark Twain's'
powerful play
Fudd nhead
Wilson
Oimratee lU tr!oi on the tttmom clock
yatera.
LiHhU IU trains by electricity
Usee the celebrated electdo berth) reading
Urn p.
Kun uplendld equipped peuuenfrer train
every dy end eight between Ht Paul ui
Chicago, and Omaha and Chicago, the
Milwaukee and
St. Paul
Also operatea .team-heated ve.tlbo)eeT Crafaej
carryniK fciiv private coaspatinieDS
cam library buffet, amnking ears, and Jxaw
tl, rninu afeoie'f.
PAltl.OU CAltri, free reollnla chair oars
and the very beat dining-oar Mryioe. For
th. lowest rate, to any point la the L'alUd
Htata. or Canada, apply to ticket agent, or
eddrea.
C J EDDY.
J W CASEY, Oen.ral Agent,
Trav Pa. A (rent, Portland, Oregoni
Balm Wood Wanted
We want to purchase 2 00 cords of
balm wood. For further particular
apply at our office.
EUORNB EXCEUJIOH WOHKB,
Bids for Wood.
Ianatlited br Frank Muro. ntnl nre.
tented by Mri lUyun Oriihnl f.mipaor
ineiuaiog uu ateruog Anieiimn ector
fflp Barr JHelntosb,
Dlr.etlon Wm WrMton.
Prices: SOc, 75c and $1.00
i.at.es tale Saturday Mdrnlnr,
April 7th. '
i
Healed bids will be received at my
office until April 16th, 1S0O. for 40 cords,
white oak grub wood 4 lest long Dot
less than i Inches In rUaaister at smalt
end, nor more that inches at large
end; 60 cords while oak grub 4 feet
long, not leas than 3 Inches sternal
end and Inches at largo end. and
40 cords old growth red or yellow flr
wood, 4 feet long, to be delivered at tbe
Hchool Houses In Eugene as directed'
by tbe Board, on or before Augnst 16,
11)00. Right reserved to reject any and'
all bids. A good and sufficient bond
will he required for Hie laitbful per
formance of the contracts..
Dated March 27, 11100.
Geo. k. t 'raw, Clerk?
School Dlst. No 4 Lane Co, Or,