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For InfantB and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
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CASTOMfl
VMS ecwTauw wwr, ncwvohkoitv.
Sotliera'. Rrclttlnt..
Sir Edward Itusnell kuew E. A. Soth.
era. the actor, Intimately ami In bis
book, -That Itemlnds Mo." tells many
stories of him.
Ho as illuiug at Portsmouth or
somewhere at a regimental mess to
wnieu the otiieers had asked him with
every show of the highest admiration
and with no appearance of social su
periority. After dinner, as the party
sat at wine, one of the officers asked
Pothern to give them a recitation. Now,
rSotuern abominated that kind of thing.
Jie wouutu t tolerate being treated
as an entertainer when ho was by way
of being treated as a ceutlemau. Ho
coldly declined. They pressed liliu.
He hotly declined. Still they pressed
him. He expressed his feelings. Per
haps the officers were a little affected
by wine. At all eventa thev oorslst-
ed. They would take no denial.
At last he said In a manner which
showed that he wa nettled, but yet
yielding: -well. If you won't let me
off I must. I'll give you the dinner
scene from 'David Garrlck.' "
He did. He had never acted It bet
ter. They were delighted until, spring
ing to his feet, he made his wild, tipsy
exit, just as be did on the stage, and
dragged the cloth off the table and
with It all the regiment's prized des
sert china and decanters and glasses.
etc. Great was the smash. The actor
did not wait to be applauded or to Im
prove the occasion. The lesson was, In
deed, a rough one, and probably only a
man with some roughness In his dar
ing humor would have given It, but it
was quite deserved.
AND EAST
VIA-
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me for Portland and way
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BUSINESS CARDS.
ATTOBNEY8AT-LAW.
w
C HALE.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Booms 1 and 2 Chrieman Block,
IDOKNB. OBEOOH.
T M WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Collections a specialty.
Office Over Lane County Bank,
How Hard Bee. Work.
Darwin after close observation found
that a bee would often visit as many
as 27 flowers In the course of a minute,
though with other plants In which the
honey was difficult to extract the aver
age would be as low as seven. Strik
ing a mean between these two figures.
one may say that an ordinary working
bee visits 15 flowers a minute, or 000
an boar. Considering the late hours to
which a bee works, It Is probably no
exaggeration to say that It Is busy for
eight hours a day, allowing for Inter
vals of rest. This would make It visit
7.200 flowers a day, or 648,000 In a pe
riod of six months.
Mr. A. S. Wilson In a recent paper
showed the enormous amount of labor
gone through by bees In making even
a small quantity of honey. He found
that approximately 125 heads of red
clover yield 15 grains of sugar, or 125,-
000 beads about two pounds. As each
head contains some GO florets. It fol
lows that 7.5O0.0O0 distinct flower
tubes must he sucked In order to ob
tain two pounds of sugar. Now. honey
contains, roughly speaking. 75 per cent
of sugar; therefore the bees must make,
In round numbers, 2.500.000 visits for
one pound of honey, ,
THE REGENT DIAMOND. J
It la AcV.nMTleda;ed the Moat I'erfrct
Brilliant la Existence.
The "Pitt" (or "Regent," as It was
fierward called) Is the most perfect
hrlllinut In existence, and its history la
ulso very remarkable. It Is said to
have been fouud by a slave lu the Pur
teal mines lu 1701, who to retain his
treasure cut a hole lu the calf of his
g, In which ho concealed It, nltliougu
It Is more probable ho secreted It
mong the baudnges. The slave es
caped to tho coast with his And, where
ho encountered an English skipper,
whom he niado hla confidant, offering.
Indeed, to bestow upon him the stone In
return for his liberty. Tho mirfmer,
apparently consenting to tho slave's
proposal, took him out to sea and when
there drowned him, after obtaining
possession of the diamond. Disposing
of the gem to a diamond merchaut for
1,000, It Is said the man afterward
hauged himself In a fit of remorse.
Mr. Pitt, governor of Fort Bt Oeorge
and great-grandfather of the Illustrious
William Pitt, became tbe next pos
sessor of this valuable atone, weighing
410 carats, for 20,000. Ho sent It to
London, where be bad It very skillfully
cut at a cost of 5,000, the process oc
cupying two years. Pitt appears to
have found hla diamond no very envia
ble possession, for, after refuting the
calumnies of his enemies, who had
charged him with having obtained It
by unfair means, he was so haunted by
the fear of being robbed that b never
slept two nights consecutively under
the same roof, never gave notice of his
arrival In or departure from town and
went about mysteriously disguised. Ho
must necessarily have felt greatly re
lieved when he parted with tbe dla-
mond to the Due d'Orleans, regent
during tbe minority of Louts XV, king
of France, In 1717 for the sum of 135,
000. Chambers" Journal. .
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land Tourist cars on
I, Uhair earn Sacra
tlgdeo and Kl Paso,
It cars to Chicag'i
.New Orleans and
u.
hk at San Fran
1 several steamship
Honolulu, Japan,
illipines, Central
tAmerica.
Is-, agent at Eugene
H MARKHAM,
U 1' A, rortlacfl.ur.
:drt line r. fi
IE0T ROUTE TO
'Utah, Colorado,
astern Points.
to favorite routes, via th
ICFait Mall Line, or
BAN OK Scenic Una
BILYKU,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
e Over First National Bank.
Euobne, Oregon,
0 WOODCOCK,
L
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Office One-half block south of Chrlsman Blk
EUOKNE, OllEOON.
SKIPWORTH.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Will practice In all the Court's.,
Euoine Oregon.
HEI.MU8 W THOMPBOH
OHAS A HARDY
T
HOMPSON ft HARDY,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
Office In First National Bank Building.
Practice in all the oourti.
Eugene, Oregon.
Li
ol Cars -
Chicago Special, "the finest
kipped with
ard Sleepers
Snary (foiirist) Sleepers.
1-BuHet Cars
in (meals a la carte)
Toaehes arid Smokers
JComplitelj Vestibule!
ioformfttloa apply.
f WEComan
f Oen'l Ait
H 8t. Portland. Or
rhO. B D0RRI8,
ATTORNEY CO'JNSELOR-AT LAW
wtl in all the court, of the Second
Judicial District and in the Supreme Court
01 the state. a Bhnns In France.
8peoial attention givea vt " , ,
matter! in prounvo
Office-Firat National Bank Blilg.
Rooms 1. 2 and S.
Qne.tlnn la IJnnn.tvered.
A certain grocer on the hill has for
some days been looking for the owner
of a voice that claimed bis attention nt
the telephone one busy morning. When
he finds the mnn. the meeting will fur
nish material for an Interesting Item
and tbe following dialogue explains It
self:
Tbe Voice-Hello, therel Is that you,
Charles?
Grocer Yes.
Tho Voice Have you any salt fish?
Grocer Yes.
The Voice Is It fresh?
Grocer Ves; came In this morning.
The Voice Cod or pollock?
Grocer Got both. Which do you
want?
The Voice Well. 1 don't know. Is
the pollock good and dry7
Cxocer Yes.
The Voice-Well, why don't you give
It a drink, then?
At this point the grocer brought the
colloquy to a sudden termination wltn
remark that would be out or place in
polite society and therefore unfit for
publication. Portland (or.) Argus.
Mice ns Food In China.
The Bret thing which strikes tno
traveler In China upon Ills entrance In.
to anv of tbe many cities of the Celes
tial emnlre Is the strings of dried mice
which linng from the roofs of the
houses suspended by their tails, Just as
sausages are hung In front of butcher
CLASSIFIED LOLUMN.
NotlctM nutter tin head not to excet. fiv
linn, AO ceuu per we?k; $1 50 luuuth, $V2
t-ar ytr.
MINERS AND MORPHINE,
For Sale.
tMH
lEsllL 1
ViTAUn
FOK SALE At a bargain, oue of the
beet stock aud gram ranches of 740
acres, 8 miles from Eugene. Will he
sold as a whole, or lu pan, to stilt
purchaser. Kasy terms. For par
ticulars apply to John Ingham, at
Ax Hilly Dtparttumit Store.
buhvhhihii xxrxa
ay! organs ui eum'rstix. pm-u an nrrvou- i-r. J.rutinn. t iunn:cr imsi Aiaonooa,
luiiKiiouuy, Nlgtilly Emissions, You'.nful Krrori, Mental Worry, ejovsslro use
of Totiacco or Oliium. wmch lead to Cnnkumulion idj Ins&nnv. With ftvnrv
1CTCD IICIIIO rb order wo nuaranu-o to euro or rerun. 1 tho money. Sold at il.OU per box.
AH in UdlffUt & boio tor &.Ou. Ult.Itlorr'S timnHALCO., lovelaud, Onio.
For Sale By Linn Dn. g Co
FOK BALE. Corner First and Jeffer
son streets, one 10 room lmuc, aud
two lots, SO); 100 feel eauli. Good
ham, water, fruit, flue garden ground.
Also bouse and lot, corner First aud
Lawretioe street, lot Gti feet S Itiobea,
by lot feet, young frril treea, good
f;ardeu grouud, water, eto. Alno
louse and lot, oorner Willamette
aud Fourteenth atreeta. For prices
and terms write H J Hills, Tauoma,
Waab, Box 827, or call at UllAHU
ollloe.
FOR BALE One binder, one Cassldy
sulkey plow, aud one 14-boae seed
drill, aood as new. Also several
borsea. For Information call at tbe I oblnery, yet to bo purchased
Lee brick yard, 2 mile west of, "
Eugene. J M Martin.
A Good Industry.
Corvalll Tinea: It Is given out
that a mill for the manufacture of
plow beams, spoke-, hub, axe-handles,
and other niaterlil for agricultural Im
pleuienu aud machinery, Is to be
operated lu Corvallls. Tbe output Is
to be made from Oregon hard wood,
Mr fining, of the taw mill, aud otbera
are behind the scheme. A new build
ing forUius.ng the establishment Is
now in course of erection on the lots
Just south of 'lie raw mill. Tbe build
log ls4Sx0, two stories la height.
A ponlou or the maclilueiy oomes
from the 8 P railroad station.. To
this plant la in be added new ma-
Spitting
FOK BALE. A giod carriage nearly
new. Inquire at once at residence
of H. B. Miller, Ninth and Patterson
streets, Eugene.
FOB HALE Plymouth Kock and
Black Minorca ohlckeus (pure bred)
for sale. Inquire at residence of
Joel Ware, Fifth and Oak atieeta.
Miscellaneous.
WANTED. An experienced girl to
do general housework. Inquire of
Mrs. E. K. Bkipworth, Eugene.
Keeessarr Cnatom Which, la Hot
. Pleasant to Contemplate.
"When I was In tho northwest," said
a gentleman with some money Invested
in mines, "I employed a prospector to
go out Into the mountains looking for
properties which bad been recommend
ed to me. One day be was to hare
gone from our camp over into a very
rough and rocky district, but when
evening came he reported that he
hadn't made tho trip.
' 'Why not? I Inquired.
" 'Becauso I didn't havo my mor
phine with me,' he responded lu a very
matter of fact manner.
" 'Morphine!' said I In astonishment.
What has that got to do wlth It? You
are not a morphine fiend, are you?"
'Not ns much of a oue ns you are a
tenderfoot,' he laughed and proceeded
to Inform ma that every prospector
who knew his business always cnrrled
with him enough morphine to kill a
man enslly and that he did so In order
to end himself quickly In case of an ac
cident which would disable him far
away from assistance. There were
many Instances of prospectorB railing
over cliffs and crippling themselves or
breaking a leg In a hole among the
rocks or rendering themselves helpless
In some other way, and death was sure
to follow by starvation or freezing or
In some sections by being devoured uy
wolves or other wild animals. In order
to prevent such a horrible death as any
of thoso tho prospector slinplllled mnt-
ters by nlwnys carrying a llttlo packet
of morphine, which not only quieted
the pain of the hurt he had sustnlned,
but put him to sleep pleasantly to
wnko no more on earth. It struck mo
nt first ns uncojiny, not to say wicked.
but I got over that feeling after a nar
row escape or two, and I carried my
llttlo tin box Just like a veteran would."
Washington Star.
WANTED Patties wanted to out HO
cords of white Br and balm wood.
Apply to T P Linton, Eugene.'
GIRL WANTED T" do general
housework. Uqulre at residence
B H Friendly.
WAN TED. A giiod oooh; wages $3.00
per week. Apply at the rosldenoe of
Mrs John Biranb, Eaat Eleventh Bt.
WANTED AT ONCE. Capable,
experienced salesmen for good sell
Ill ir book. Something new. No
competition. Iuquire at this nfltoe,
or address "D," care Hotel Eugene,
i
EAST
VIA
f
The Chinese hunt these mice with a
long, Bbarp pointed knife, which they
plunge Into the animals' throats. Then
tbe mice are suspended by the tails un
til tbe blood has dripped out, when
they are skinned, drawn and smoked.
Another favorite oisn witn tne gui
neas Is dogs' feet. The feet of lilnck
dogs are considered more of a delicacy
than those of any other color, and
white dogs are rejected as being taste
less. Dogs' fat, prepared in a special
manner, Is looked upon as a repast fit
for a king.
Qolnar to Bed In India.
Going to bed In India Is a very dif
ferent process from going to bed at
home. To begin with. It Is a far less
.. t fnemal nrnfDBl 1 lit? re IB UU euuiuu
EuSSw dU" the door, no cutting yourself off from
j-jRJW HARRI3.
PHYSICIAN AND SURiiEON.
Office-Over Wilklns t Linn', drog store.
Office Hoan-9 W 12 a m; 2 to Sanrt7to
9 n m.
Rasidence-Ferry itreet between
I2tr..
11th and
Robbed tbe Grave.
ePMIBT ha
Blood
ust'd to
couch a great
Ui'iil and Hpit
blood, nnd
my tuii;litors
In Dayton,
.Ulilo, where
uve, siuu
UlUUIlg 1 1 If III-
UH tn til i
d con.
fmiis.it, on, at
thorn!) they
did not tell
me so to my
face, for fear
of making mo
despondent.
I kojit on
coughinc nnd
trying mtTer
ent sort of
medinnes,mit
nothing? seemed to roach my trouble until I
L'.a hoia
Hemcdy.
Atrtlln t. Hilent, of which Mr.
John Oliver, i. f riilladelphla, wan Ilia
aukjeol, lit uaiThUU by hi in an follow:
"I wag In a most dreadful ooudltlor.
My akin wk almost yellow, vyes
sutikeo, toiitfiin coated, t'aiu wuiilnu
Rlly In hack i.nd eiden, no appetite
gradually niowiun weaker day by day.
Ihreu phyt-ichuifi had Riven me up.
Fnrumattrly u frti'iid advised trying
EW'Oirlo Hut ro. and tn my great joy
and tiirprit"'. the llrnt bottle made m
decided linprnveitient. I oonttuued
their oho for three week, and am now
a well tun 1 know they saved my
life, and lohhed the Krave of another
vlotliu " No one should full to try
them. Only 60 els, guaranteed, at W
L. Delin'i'fi drug tore.
Cemetery Work.
J li l.onihard Ih now doing home
work at lhu Matioiilo and I OOF
cemutcrha Any persons wanting
wall- hp mid iheir lolH,eir,oan procuro
thewiiuu at Krf'll' rwiuoed prices by
oalliiiir on the KHiitleman this month.
it hold of a bottle of Acker's Knglish
I nraved for health all the time.
and my prayers were answered aa soon
oh I began taking tins celebrated bug
Hxh expeetorant and tonic. Since my re
covery 1 have told hundnils of sutferers
from couphs, colds and weak lungs that
Acker's Knglish Remedy wouhlcure them.
Some of them won't try it, and It does
seem to me terrible when anyone deliber
ately refuses to he cured. There ought to
he a law compelling consumptives to take
it, Kven if they don't euro for their own
Urea, the public's welfare ahould be consid
ered. Don't you think so too? I hope
such a law will soon be enforced."
(Signed) Mas. KtciuaueoN.
is- 4. If you Bt not MlifttHl &fur buying, rrturn xbm
whim u your arutttfiii uu u. your uiouey ucu
H't avthorite the abort guarantee,
W. II. UOOKKH ft CV., ipriftori. An York.
For Sale B W LOni.no.
-pAIKE KUYKENDALL,
PHYSICIANS AWUJ3Uttuu.uiio
eaiuwoi women.
RAILWAY
tnd Quickest Line
I TO
1 1 Mi&MIS, CHICAGO
I all pninU EaeL
J S MJCKEY,
JEWELER.
Watche. and Clocks Retired.
fld Tau.lat li......
aet Smokln(Llbrarf Cara.
Tt- 1 Va f 4 OH T fill.
- T. J 1 1 I .11 Tt,
WSCKNEHY UNEyUALE
SlJ'iT U p"rtlnd and the
r;'.'1" trt"- Kngene, or
I HF.KV T:..l... rim '
hlRD STREET,
f P0RTLAN D,
to' l-r. and full Information re
J 1 "P. cjll nn or adilma. .
A- H. c. DKNNISTON.
ITraet Agent, PortlaaX
D
H o BIDDLE,
DENTIST
. . . t.l. mw,A
Orfioe-)n OH trnei, na; J" -
Sixth streeU one block
Hotel.
weat of Minnesota
J. L. PAGE
UKALia w
the outer world, no gomg up ...
a flnniiv nn retting Into bed. You
merely lie down on your uea. wmi-u,
with lu bedding. I ao almple as to bo
worth describing. The bed It a wooden
frame wltb webbing laced across It.
and each bed baa a thin cotton mat
tress. Over this one sheet Is spreail.
and two pillows go to eacu oeu. i"
aIlM3cotUsD American.
It Still Worked.
run" ho answered coldly. "1 can
not marry a man who carries a rabbit's
foot for luck." ...
For a moment he coniempmieu ur .u
Intense silence, but only for a moment
"Who," be exclaimed, "now can
doubt the efficacy of the rabbit's foot
after thlsr
Then he left her roreTer, pauoiu -
It to laugh the wild, mirthless taugn
J ...LI. . ..... AMIIllflll M
which was suuauie iu ...
Detroit Jonrnal.
lie Knew Hsnas Nature.
Three young men wtvo walking up
Riverside drlvo tho other morning,
when a gnmy looking race horse Jogged
liv. drawing a nutty trotting rig.
"Isn't that a splendid animal?" ex
claimed ono of tho young men In
hnrv. ndmlrlne tones, pausing to
irnzo at the trotter.
he driver's eye sparkled, and bis
chest expanded. lie bad heard the
comnllmeut. Wheeling his horse
rmind. he broucht It alongside the
iinvemcnt.
. "Wouldn't you like to try a brush be-
hind him?" he said courteously.
In a Jiffy the young man was seated
In the bugev. and the two were Disap
pearing down the drive at a pace that
Justified the compliment of tho pedes
trian. His companions watched him
enviously. Then one of them aald:
"Bill Is a Judge of horseflesh."
"And an artist on human nature,
added the other. "I've seen him do
that before." New York Mall and Express.
lie Missed Hla Slipper..
When a young man, the late. John
Lewis, B. A., went to India and Egypt
and was away about 18 years. When
he returned to his mother's house In
Portland place, he almost Immediately
pulled off his boots and commenced to
bunt about at one end of the parlor
fender and seemed terribly put about
Ills mother of course asked him anx
iously what he wanted.
"My slippers," said be. "When I
went away, I left them Just dowa
there. Now, where aro they?" Tit
It Its.
Well nmlilfd Parens.
"Our llttlo Dick makes very clever
conundrums really Tory clever.
r'nn von punas them?"
"nh. w never dare do that Little
Dick wants to tell tho answers him-
si;lf." Indianapolis Journal.
Wronr.
A photographer does wrong who
takes such a picture of a girl that she
will make herself unhappy all the rest
of her llfo trying to look like It De
troit Jonrnal. a
A Thousand Tongues.
Could not exureaa ilia rapture of
Annie E Springer, of 1125 Howard st
Philadelphia, fa, when lie found that
Dr King's New Discovery for Con
sumption had completely oured ber of
a backing cough that for many years
bad made life a burden. All other
remedies abd duotors could give her tin
help, but she says of tills lloyal I 'urv
It soon removed the pain In my cheat
and I nan now sleep anuudly, aiime.
thing 1 can scarcely reine inlier dol
before, I feel like sounding lis pralaea
thrnuithoui the Uulvere. Bo will
every one who tries Dr King's New
Discovery for any trouble of the I hroat,
Chest or Lunga. i'rliw 60o and $1.1.0
Trial bottles fiee nt W L De Lano's
Drug Store; every bottle guaranteed.
Notice to Contractors.
The1 County Court of Laue t 'ounly,
Oregon, will receive blilB up to I o'clock
n m. Wedneaday, June 0, 11)00, for
furnishing the materlala aud ooustruot-
Inn a waiion road bridge aoroas the
McKenzle river al Hendricks' ferry In
aald oauoty. Plans, specilloallone ana
slteam diagrams must accompany
eacb bid, and bids will he reoelved on
both steel and wooden structures,
with stone, tubular or wooden piers
The eourt reserves tbe right 4o reject
any and all bids.
By order of tbe Court.
E. U. Lk, Clerk
Eugene, Or., May 10. 1000.
' Notice to Contractors,
F. C. CORSETS
MAKE
American Beauties,..
Rchool district No 70. Ine county
Oregon, will receive bids for the ereot
on of a school house. Plana and
specifications may be found at tbe store
nf J. H. MoCluna. Kuiiene. Btdalo be
left wltb said J. H. MoClung on or
Ixfora Mav 20. 1800.
'llie directors reserve mo nu w
reject any and all bids.
Directors district no iu.
Alaska uold Fields.
First steamship for Cape Nome and
Cape York will sail from Reatlle May
III. inie will l a largo biiij w i.u
(n-luht n.nanll v of 1600 tons and pes-
senuer aeoom modal Ions for 200. For
rales and runner iniormatinn, oau ou
or address R. MoMtiHFIiRT,
Agent N 'born PanlHo, Kugene,
No Cure, No Pay.
To Cuiea Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Hroiiio Quinine Tab
le! h. All ditiiiiilHiH lefiind tlio money
if K f.ilN lueiin- IC. VV. i trove's a'gua-
tun-1-1 i.idi l "X aic.
Dim.. Mra V A Uhea, wlfwnf C A.
Hhe, .r. .Me, ' i ftlmFlrKt National
Bank m Hi!ner, Marrow county,
died al Una place (Saturday, May 12,
aged 62 yeurs. Mra Uhea was one or
llie pioneer women of Eastern Oregon,
having settled, with ber husband, on
Hliea Creek lu 1HU8. Hhe was IbeflrBt
while woman on that oroek. Hhe was
horn al Klrltaville, Mo and came to
Oregon with lior parents lu 1805,
settling In Lane county, nor 111 ward of
Eugene. Mrs llbea's maiden nane
waa 1'JiuellneH Adkllis, ana sue wis
the mother of eight ohlldren, all now
living. Hhe lived on tbe old home-
lead on Rhea Creek until two years
ago, when tne lainny esiaoniueu
home In Hnppner.
lead Ed Hanson's ad, He runs llie
ouly exclusive clothing bouse in tbs
olty.
The ancients believed that rheuma
tism waa the work of a demon wltb In
a man. Any one who naa naa an
attack of aolatloor Inflammatory rhou-
mati'm will agree that tne infliction
Is demonlao enough to warrant the
belief. It baa never been oleimed that
Chamberlain's Pain Balm would oast
out demons, but It will cure rbeuma
tlsm, and hundreds bear testimony to
the truth of this ststeuieut. One sp
oil nation telleves tbs pain, snd ibis
qulnk relief which It affords Is alone
worth many times Its coat, for sals
by W L DeLsno.
Latest
Models.
croce:be:s
Bids Wanted.
.u,i hid. will be received by the
Waltervllle Building Co unlll l p. m
Mav 28. 1DO0. for tbe (reeling of
u..u.k of twMlnt building, ire, i
Having a Lsrge " . . w.Iti!nB. n.n. and .peciflcstlons
HUple and fancy m.vbt by calling on J A Brooks,
In the bi mar., . Hotel, Th, con,.
panyreeerres the right to reject any
,.iihlda. Bids should be sidressed
(0 E. M. B iWBRMAW,
Wallerrllle, O'
EXCLUSIVELY FOfi CASH.
t n.rthe tiubllo belter prioes
than any other hr-jte in Eugene.
fjrorf.
Thst Is th. way an dmmlsta sell Or
T....I Chill rf.nlofor Chilli. Malaria
liillinuinoa. II a v plusut to Uks aa
LimonHyrup. DUeenta
"made
On ICach Bos.
KALAMAZOO CORSET CO.
SOLE MANUFACTURERS.
SOLD BY
AX BILLY
'1
Gorvallis & Eastern
RAILROAD.
TTIinK CARD
No. 2 for Yaqulna
Train Lavas Albany 12:45 P M
Leaves L'nrvalli WfM
Arrives Yaiiulna 7:26 PM
No. 1 Halm shut
Leavm Yaiiulna 6;00 AM
Leave. Uorvalll. 11;80 A M
Arrives Albany 1218 P M
No, S for Detroit
leaves Albany 7:00 A M
Arrive. Detroit 11:30 A M
No, 4 lleturnlng
J.eave. Detroit tern r m
Arrives Albanr 0:15 P M
One and. two ojnnwt at AlbanT and OCirTallla
with Hoolhern t'soluo trains, alvlns direct
servlre to aud from Newport and sdjacut
" . .. ....
Trains lor in mountains arrive i.rui.
noon, alvlna ample lime to reaon oamuina
araunds on tb. Breltvnbusb and Uantlam lb.
Mauaffer.
H L WAL1JEN.
J TUHNKK, TFiPA
Aanit AlhanV.
Dyspepsia Cure.
Diaests what yon eat.
ItartinclallydlgesUthefoodaDdtldt
ttiorn in atrenirthenlnir and reoon-
structlng the exhausted d I (festive or
gans. nistheiatestdlseovereddlgesV
nt and tonla No other preparstloi
can approach It In efflclency. It IH'
stantly relieves and permanently carat
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, iieartourn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea.
8lckHeadache,Gatralgla,Crampe,snd
all other results or imperieciaiResi.iQ
Prapar.d by C. C. D.Witt Co., Clilsaas.
VINCENT & CO ..Goner Drugstore.
NERVITA
An Epidemic of Whooping Cough.
Last winter during so epidemlo of
whooping oough my children oontrarU
ed thediaeaae, having severe coughing
aiells. We had oed Cbsmberlaln's
Cough Remedy very uocesafully for
croup and naturally turned to Itattbat
lime and found It relieved ths cough
and e fleeted a complete core, John E
Clifford. Proprietor Norwood Honse,
Vr.rwnorf.XY. This remedy Is for
sale by W L DeLsno.
Hcbloes Bros A Co's clothing
to measure" at H H Kriendlvs.
Ti. imt necessary to so to Portland
to purchaas genuins (N. B. I lis
Uknuink) cut glass and sterling silver
novelties, aa J. n. Luckey now has a
big stock of the same at tempting
prices.
"I used Kodol Dyspepsia Curs In my
family wltb wonderful results. It
gives Immediate relief, Is plcsssnt to
take and Is truly ths oyspeptio s rjesi
friend," says E Hartgerlnk, Overlsel,
Mich. Digests wnai you eat. vauuuv
fail to cure. Vincent 1,0., vomer
Drug Store.
Mrs. Calvin Zimmerman, Mllesbnrg,
Pa., aayss "As a speedy cure for
coughs, colds, croup, and sore tbrost
One Minute Cough Cure is unequalled
i. i. niuunt for children to take.
recnnimend It to mothers."
It la the only Harmless remedy that
produces Immediate results. It oures
r..ni,nia nneumonls. srlPDS snd
throat and lung diseases. It will pre
sent oonaumptlon1 Vincent Co,
Corner Drug btore.
SHten. VITALI I T,
LOST V Gun
ANO MANHWO0
Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and
wastlntr diseases, all enccts " sen
abuse, or excess ana indie
cretlon. Anervetonlonnd
blood builder. Brings tbe
pink glow to pale cheeks and
restores the fire of youth.
Uy mall Kite per box; boxes
for nV4.no: wltb a written p;iinrnn.
U;o to cure or refund tbo money
NERVITA MEDICAL CO.
Clinton at Jackson Bts, CHICAGO, ILL.
For sal. WI, I.Tno Dnwirlst
PLiAYKU OUT.
Dull headache, pains In various parts
of the body, sinking at lbs pit of lbs
stomach, loss of appetl'., teverisbness,
pimples or sores, are all positive
evidence of Inipire blood. No mstler
bow It became so, It must be purified
in nrrier to obtain sood health. Aoker'
Hlood Kllxlr has never failed to cure
Hcrofulousor Hyphilitle poisons, or any
other blood diseases. It la certainly a
wonderful remedy snd we aell every
bottle on pnsltlvea guarantee, For
ale by W L DeLsno.
'uflene Street Railway.
Tina CARD.
AfUr the 4th of Oct. 1896. tbe street
oars will run on tbe following anhedust
tuns until runner nonce.
LBAVIHO THS DKI OT.
7:10-7:40-8:10-8:4O-9:lO-8:4O.lU:O a w
hen sverv half hour.
HOFFMAN HOUSE SALOON
Sommervllle d Bsjroar.
Pare Whiskies' and Tlr.nillea, Ui. fiaea
radea ol wine, anil Jinan, aiisca
jwaDriulu a apsoialty.
Welnhard's
srr;-i
FIRST CLASS..!
Famous Beer.
Bottle and Draught
If
Yonr attention Is eallel to the "1'IONEWt
MMl'lKI)" trains ol th. "CHIOAIX), Mil.
WAUKKB k BT PAUL HAILKOAU"
"01i. onlr perfect trains In th. world."
Yon will and it tiesirabl. to ri.lt on those
train, when Iroltij to aay point in the
Kastern Ht.te. or Canada. They connect
with all Transcontinental Trsin. and aU
Ticket Ants nil tlcketa.
For further ioformatlon, parophUti, etc.,
ask aay Ticket Aa-ent or
J W CArtKY,
Trav I'ae Agent.
C J EDDY
(Ira.rel Avert,
Portlasil, irsoB