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Ibe Kind You Hare Always Bought, nud which aa bcmi
i in use for over 30 years, has borno the signature of
; stf , aiMl ?ms ,,e "le under his per-
;'. Allow no one to dcrcivo you in tills
All Counterfeits, Imitations and Substitute are but Fst
, pertinents that ; triile with and endanger the health '
(InlUnts and Chlldreu-Kxperieneo against Experlmeut.
f What Is CASTORSA
JJastorla is a substitute for Ca.?tor Oil, Paregoric, Drops
and Soothing Syrups. It is Harmless and Pleasant It
I contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
t substance. Its age is iU guarantee. It dentroys Worms
i and allays Feverishness. It cures Diurrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
v and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep,
y The Children's PanaceaThe Mother's Friend.
3ENUIN1 CASTORIA ALWAYS
'Bears the Signature of
ilie Kind You toe Always Bought
I In Use For Over 30 Years.
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t - men to to gdeo and Kl Paeo,
'I and tourint cars to Chicago,
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5 Washington.
3; t Connecting at San Fran
cibco with several stearaaliip
f, linea for Honolulu, Japan.
China, Phillipines, Ceutrat
and South America.
4 Mr L G Adair, agent at Eugene,
f addrea
6 0 H MARKHAM,
I. G P A. Portland.Or.
EBON SHORT LINE R. R.
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fontana, Utah, Colorado,
and all Eastern Points.
SB choice of two favorite routes, via the
UNION PACIFIC Fast Hail Line, or
I the RIO GRANDE Scenlo Line
I No Change of Gars
the Portland-Chicago Special, "the finest
kt west" Equipped with
Began. Standard Sleepers
fine New Ordinary (tourist) Sleepers,
luperb Library-Bullet Cars
Splendid Dinners (meals a la carte)
wmfortable Coaehes and Smokers
Entire Train Completely Vestibuled.
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SO EAST
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MoOL, CULUTH, MINNEAPOLIS, CHICAGO
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ERBERT LEIGH,
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yf C HALE.
ATTORNEY AT-LAW.
ooma 1 and 2 Chrisman Block.
EUGENE. OIIE0ON.
J M WILLIAMS.
ATTORNEY-A T-LAW
Collections a specialtr.
Office Over Lane Oountv Bank,
BILYEU,
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EUQENK ORBOON,
HELMUS W THOMPSON 0HA8 A HARDY
rjlHOMPSON & HAHDY,
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Office In First National Bank Iiullding.
Practice in all the courts.
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EO, B DORKI8,
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ATTORNEY ft CO'JNSELOR-AT-LAW
Will practice in all the courts of the Second
Judicial District and in the Supreme Court
of the state.
Special attention given to collections ana
matters in probate
wince r irav i""""! ubu ".in.
Rooms 1. 2 and 8.
MEDICAL.
D
R J W HARRIS.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
OtfioeOver Wilkios ft Linn's drug store.
Office Hours 9 to Vi a ni; 2 to 5 and 7 to
9 pm.
Residence Ferry street between 11th and
12tc.
AINE KUYKENDALL,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Offices In Chriaman Rlock.
Special atteotion to surgery ano surgical on-
eases OI women.
S LUCKEY,
JEWELER.
Watches and Clocks Repair'.
Ecaci, OBIOOf
,R O BIDDLE,
Olfioe-On Olive street, between Fifth and
Siuh streete one block west of Minnesota
H. tel.
Notice to Creditors'
Notice is hereby given that F. M. Wllkine
hfu been noiy appoint .uu..u.... .
the estate of J K. Ellison deceased, by the
Hon E. O. Potter, county jodrfe of aaid
Lene county All person having elaima
A . a - .rat hsr,v nntmMl LTt
prml ib me to thf arfnuoiitrator
' . . -i .v. f m ihm rials of this
D.aico with the necf-ary Toueben at the
U, r office of Geo. B.
Qs.'b. Domw. Adminulralor.
Atl'T. for EalaU.
I
iSSS DENTIST
FIAA ANO OEATh.
fan Arab bjgend.)
IPhe spirit of the plague enterrd the eate.
One, w.tchins, atkd, "How many win tho
"A thsuiand," apske Uu spirit, "U mj quest."
n plague made end. The spirit left the gate.
The watrher cried, 'Tn thousand dijrt thou
slsjT'
"Nay. one," the spirit said; "h-ir killed the
rest."
R. R. Bowker in Century.
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t THE SOLDIER
? The Storyof His Mignonettes. 9
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One dreamy, drowsy afternoon to
ward the end of June, having nothing
particular to do, I sauntered In the
direction of the Chelsea College gar
dens. This shady little nook holds the
home of some of our old Boldlers. There
they sat, in solemn rows of fours and
fives, on the wooden benches in tho
cool, green avenue, dreaming away
the long summer afternoon, while they
watched the children at play on the
grass before them.
A great longing came over me to
learn something of their lives.
If I could come across one alone, I
thought, there might be a chance of It
So, with a lingering, backward look at
the old fellows, 1 walked on until I
came to a more Bccluded part of the
gardens, where the pensioners culti
vated little plots of ground and sold
flowers and ferns to the nurses and
children, the proceeds of which en
abled them to buy tobacco and rum
and other small luxuries.
It had been intensely hot, but now
a refreshing breeze was tossing tho
lilac and laburnum trees, and In the
cool of the day the old men were all
hard at work, watering, weeding and
raking away, while they smoked and
changed opinions as to their respective
nurseries.
Crossing the gravel path, I came
upon a bed composed entirely of mig
nonette Its fragrance was delight
ful, and I paused a moment to enjoy
the Bcent
This little garden ciclted my curios
ity, and I looked with interest at the
gardener. His face was thin and lined,
with an expression of settled melan
choly on It, but there was something In
the large, dark eyes and sensitive
mouth that took my fancy.
"Ilere Is an opportunity," I thought
"He looks like a nice, approachable
old man and, I dare Bay, would be glad
to have a chat"
At that moment, as if by some sud
den transition of mind, he glanced up
and fixed his speaking orbs on me.
"What lovely mignonette!" I ex
claimed by way of opening fire.
He smiled, but It was Buch a Bad
smile I wished he hadn't. It somehow
made me feel sick and sorry.
"Let me cut you somo, madam," he
said grave!; "I will In a moment, if
you can wait"
"Please, oh, I should like nothing bet
ter!" I answered, seating myself and
looking on contentedly, while my new
friend went to work with a long pair
of rusty scissors.
His face Interested mo, strangely,
none tho less when I noticed that the
Victoria cross adorned his breast How
could I get him to talk7"
"May I ask why you cultivate only
one flower?" I Inquired, with sudden
Inspiration.
He looked at me again In that Intense
way of his for at least a minute with
out speaking, then said Irrelevantly:
"You have a good, kind face, lady,
and"
He paused.
"Thank you for saying so," I rejoin
ed, somewhat tamely, feeling baffled
and wondering what was coming next
"You asked me Just now why I only
grew one flower. I will tell you If you
care to listen."
"Yes," I replied eagerly; "I am all at
tention." "It happened so long ago, yet it seems
only like yesterday. Mlgnon, Mlgnonl"
he half murmured to himself.
I coughed softly to remind him of my
presence. "
"Lady, did you ever love any ono
very dearly?" be asked abruptly.
"Have I?" I returned, somewhat tak
en aback by this unexpected question.
"Well, yes, I have been fond of several
people I have met at different times of
my life," was my discreet rejoinder.
"Those two wcro the only ones I
cared for In this world Mlgnon and
Ralph Stanley."
"Who was Mlgnon?1 I queried gen
tly, for the old man's face was full of
emotion when he spoke her name.
"I always called her Mlgnon and bo
did he," be continued, without heeding
me; "the name suited her so well. Sho
was never without a slip of this"
touching the flowers In my lap "In her
belt or gown. She had a passion for
mignonette. That Is why we called
her Mlgnon, and sho was as sweet as
the flower Itself, with her bluebell eyes
and nut brown hair."
"Who was this other?" I ventured to
ask after a pause.
Again the veteran seemed to forget
my existence as be sighed and said
musingly:
"To think thnt I never guessed It
And they were such a bonny pair too,
She could not help loving him, the gen
ial, handsome laddie. Men and officers
alike In our regiment simply adored
him."
"Ho served with you, then?"
"Yes, but I was only In the ranks,
whllo he held a commission."
"Yet you wcro friends?"
"Friends aye, that we were; from
our schoolboy days we were chums.
When Ralph was Bent to the Crimean
war, I threw everything to the winds,
enlisted In his regiment and went, too,
and we fought In many a fierce battle
together. But ono thought kept us up
throunh all dear little Mlgnon. the
The ancleuto believed that rheums
tlsm was the work of a demon within
a man. Any one who lias bad an
attack of sciatic or Inflammatory rheu
matism will agree tbat trie Infliction
la demoniac enough to warrant the
belief. It has never been claimed tbat
Chamberlain's Palo Balm would cast
out demons, but It will cure rheuma
tism, and hundreds bear testimony to
tbe truth of this statement. One ap
plication relieves tbe pain, and this
aulnk relief which It affords Is alone.
ortb many times IU coet. For sale!
by W h DeLano.
vicar's daughter, Ah, what happy old
times they were at the vicarage!
"Mlgnon was an only child; her fa
ther, our coach, Ralph's and mine.
What merry llttlo tea parties we had
Just wo four, the scent of mignonette
everywhere. The garden, the wludows
and the rooms of the old house wero
full of It mignonette, all mignonette!"
My glauco wandered to the flowers
Moomlug at my feet as I tried to pic
ture the little scene put before me.
"And Ralph loved Mlguon as well
us I," be pursued, "though neither of
us knew the other's secret Well,
those happy days came to an end.
Young Stanley left us to study for tho
army, while I remained to stagnate in
my father's office in town.
"How I envied Ralph's luck! Not
that I grudged him any good thing, but
my lot In life did seem hard In com
parison to his. As tho time passed my
restlessness and discontent Increased.
Despite my attachment to Mlgnon, my
humdrum, monotonous existence was
so hateful to me. So, when the war
broke out and Ralph was ordered
abroad, I made up my mlud to go, too.
In the ranks of the samo regiment.
Hero was an opportunity not to be lost
of leading a more glorious life to flght
for my country, my people and for
the love of 'old England.'
"How I dreamed of tho home coming
after the work was done! Death had
no place in my mind. How I antici
pated the meeting with Mlgnon with
the lovo light that I poor fool Imag
ined she felt for mo shining In her soft
blue eyes. I though I would pour out
my heart and tell her I had come back
to claim her, never to port any more.
Ah, if I had but known!"
He smiled again In bis melancholy
way and continued;
"Yes, If I had only known that she
cared for Ralph I should have been
spared many a heartache In after
years."
The old soldier gazed abstractedly at
his mignonette and doubtless lived
over again that memorable campaign,
whllo 1 wondered If the cross on bis
breast had anything to do with his
history. He answered my glance.
I am coming to that now, lady. Ono
bitter November night or rather morn
ing, we awoke to find tho enemy benr
lng down on us In overwhelming num
bers before our camp was astir. Tho
men, however, soon roused and fought
shoulder to shoulder amid the roar and
din of cannon, which maddened alike
men and beast After awhllo I became
conscious only of one thing a figure
i.,v J'""" mivwu vx 'e,"v..e, .v,
..n.ln mA flM,tlnff fn
dear life. I can see the look on his )
face nowl It was transfigured, shin
ing with dauntless courage that
quailed not before the onslaught of
the Husslnns. I bellevo, at that mo
ment, Ralph lived In every nber of his
being. Ho gloried In a flght no ono
more. Ho was surrounaea ana cut on
from tho rest of us by bIi or Beven of
the enemy double, his size. Suddenly
he staggered and fell. Then I found
myself struggling and crushing through
countless forms and brandishing: steel
until 1 reached tho stricken figure.
There he lay, so white and still, with
his brave young face upturned to tho
leaden sky. My arms wont Instinctive
ly round him, and as 1 turned and
faced the lot of them perhaps It was
fancy hut a change seemed to como
Into their eager, glittering eyes as they
Involuntarily foil back a pace or two.
It was only for a moment. They again
pressed forward, and no doubt the
pair of us would havo been quickly cut
Into mincemeat but for an unexpected
diversion created Just then by the ar
rival of the Ennlsklllcn dragoons. With
their aid the Russians wero completely
routed, and In the confusion of their
retreat and flight I managed to carry
Ralph safely back to camp."
"And you escaped unwounded?"
"No, unluckily, lady, I received some
very bad cuts on my head and back,
which brought about my discharge
from the army as being unfit for active
service. When I had somewhat recov
ered, Ralph told me that Mlgnon had
promised to become his wlfo, and six
months later tbey were innrrled."
"Did Mlgnon ever know that you car
ed for her?" I aaked rather huskily.
'Yes; many years after, when they
came to Bee me hero, I think, as they
carried away Bome of my mignonette,
they both guessed It for tho first time."
A bell near by clanged out the tea
hour as be finished speaking, so, with
a close clasp of the hand, my old mnn
and I parted. Chicago Herald.
The Soldier and OIedlenc.
Once, when I was military attache In
Paris, I was holding a conversation
with Qambetta, and ho said to me, "In
these days there aro only two things
which a soldier need know; be must
know how to march, and he must know
how to Bhoot."
I said, "I beg your pardon, excellen
cy, there Is a third thing, which you
hove forgotten."
"What Is that?" said ho.
And I replied, "Uo must know how
to obey."
It Is not enough to know bow to
march, It is not enough to know how to
shoot; there must In addition be Are
discipline, and that fire discipline
comes of tho soldier's knowing how to
obey to obey not merely with blind
obedience, but with an obedience
which comes from faith, faith In the
ofllccrs, faith In their Justice, faith In
their knowledge, faith In their skill and
faith In their being tho soldier's true
friend. Sir Henry Urackenburg.
Nations and llooalera.
When one rooster sees another
rooster which ho believes to have evil
designs, be gets on the fence aud
crows. Civilized nations don't do that,
but under similar circumstances make
a "naval demonstration" and say noth
ing. Hut the motives and the objects
are Identical, and In both cases the re
sult depends on whether the other
rooster will "take a dare," Ban Fran
cisco Chronicle.
To Cufea Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let a. All drunKlil" refund the money
If It fall" I" cure. K, W. (Jrove'a 'i;na
turela on each box. 2oc.
"I aaed Kodol Uyapepul Care Id my
family with wonderful reaulf. Jt
irlvea Immediate relief, la pleaaant to
take and la truly the dyapeptlc'a beat
friend," aaya E Hart ger Ink, Overlsel,
Mixh. I)lofu what vou eat. Cannot
fall to cure. Vlnoent 4 Co., Corner
Drug Htore,
A Thousand Tongues,
Could uot express the rapture of
Annie E Hprluger, of llio Howard st,
Phllailelphm, when ahe found that
l)r King's New Dineovery for Con
sumption bad completely cured her of
a hacking cough that fur many years
had uiadu llfo a burden. All other
remedies ai.d doctors could give her no
help, but she says of this Hoyal Cure,
it scu ll removed the pain In my chest
aud I nau now Bleep soundly, some
thing 1 can scarcely remember doing
before. I feel like sounding lis praises
throughout the Uulverre. So will
ev.-ry one who tries Br King's New
DUeovery for any troubleoftlie Throat,
Chest o" Lungs, 1'rlce 60o and $1.(0
Trial b.t ties free at W ii De Lano's
Drug Si re; every bottle guaranteed!
Notice to Contractors.
The Couuty Court of Lane ( ounly,
Oregon, will receive bide up to 1 o'olnuk
p in, Weduesday, June 6, 1000, for
furnishing tbe materials aud construct
ing a wagon road bridge across tbe
McKenzle river at Hendricks1 ferry In
said ooutity. Plans, specifications aud
stream diagrams must accompany
each bid, and bids will he received ou
both Bteel and wooden stiuotures,
with stone, tubular or wooden piers.
The sou rt reserves the right to reject
any aud all bids.
By order of the Court.
K. U. Lkb, Clerk.
Eugene, Or., May 10 1000.
An Epidemic of Whooping Cough.
Last winter during an epidemio of
whooping cough my oblldren oontraot.
ed the disease, having severe coughing
spells. We had used Chamterlalu'a
Cough Remedy very successfully for
croup and naturnllv turned to It at that
time ai.d found It relieved the cough
and etleoted a complete cure, John K
CliiVord, Proprietor Norwood House,
Norwood, N Y. This remedy Is for
sale bj W L DeLano.
Notice of Sale.
I have thlB day sold my butcher
. - , .,,. a. r -
""'"" "'"8 ""H"
wonny. i inanK tne people ror liuerai
patronage and bespeak for my sua-
Cessors a continuance of the same. Al
those having olalms against me will
present the same, aud all those in
debted to me will please oall at once
for a settlement.
Dated, Eugene, Or., Nny 21, 1000.
U. M. Younu.
Bids Wanted.
(Sealed bids will be received by tbe
Waltervllle Hullilli g Co until 1 p. in.,
May 26, 11)00, for the ereotlng of a
two-story building, 24x60 feet, at
Waltorville. flans and specifications
may be Been by calling ou J A Brooks,
at the Waltervllle Hotel, The com
pany reserves the right to lejoot any
or all bids. Bids should be addressed
to , M, Bowebhan,
Waltervllle, Or,
ThatTnrobbing Headache.
Would quickly leave you If you used
i'. King's New Life Pills. Thou
.mods of Buflorera have proved their
matchless merit lor elok and nervous
headaches. Tbey make pure blood
and strong nerves and build up your
bealtb, Kasy to take. Try them.
Only 2b cents, Money back If not
ourod. Bold by W. L. DeLano, drug
gist. Alaska bold Fields.
First steamship for C'aie Nome and
(.'ape York will sail from Heattle May
in. nils win oe a large snip wilt) i
freight capacity of 1600 tons and pas
senger accommotlatlona for 200. For
rates and further information, oall on
or address K. MoMubi-hky,
Agent No bern Paclllo, Eugene.
Notice.
All applications for positions for
teachers must be filed with the olerk
oo or before June 4, 1000,
Gko. F, C!raw,
Olerk Hchool District Mo. 4,
Eugeue May 23, 1900.
Warrant Call.
All outatandlng city warrant
and Including No 100 of 18R9 Issue i
be paid on presentation at my office
May 21, 1900. Interest will cease after
that date. Geo. F. L'raw,
DaUd May 18, 1900. City Treas.
Cemetery Work.
J L Lombard Is now doing Mime
work at tbe Masonic and I O O
cemeteries. Any persons wanting
walls around their lota, etc, can procure
the same at greatly reduced prices by
calling on the gentleman this month.
Notice.
The ladles of tbe Christian church
will conduct a market on Haturday
20th Inst. Toothsome home cooking
for Haturday and Hunclay dinners.
Watch for further notice.
Hchloss Bros & Co's clolhlnK "made
to measure" at H H Frlendlvs.
Mrs. CaWin Zlmmermsn, Milesbnrg,
Pa., says: "As a speedy cure for
coughs, colds, croup, and sore throat
Ono Minute Cough Cure Is unequalled,
ft Is pleasant for children to take. I
heartily recommend It to mothers,"
It is the only harmless remedy that
produces Immediate results. It cure
bronchitis, pneumonia, grippe and
throat and tuna: diseases. Il will pre
vent consumption' Vincent Co,,
Corner Drug Htore.
MOTT'S
B IhHU I 1 1 J b
of menstnmtion,
M -manhood
known rt'iiif
tu'cunu-s ft i.U'asutv.
by UrujjKists. 11L lucmu.ili
For Sale 8y
CLAiSiFitii LULUMN.
Notices lit drr IhU
linos, Ui centi -rr VJ
ln-ail not to i'.v, ,i tivo
tki ifl HI a month;
wr year.
('or
Sale.
KOU rA I.r -A' n It.irgiilM, ni,p til the
liet stock : ml Krain randies i.f 740
acres. S inlr.v fn.ni Kugene. Will be
si'M hs : r!" le, nr in pari, to suit
puri-l.asrr. Kasy terms. For par
ticulars up' !y to John Ingham, at
Ax Hilly D. ,iriment Htore.
VOH MALK. iVruer rlrst ami Jeller
ciiu Mnvio, um- 10 room house, and
two lots, K').1UI feet each. Good
barn, water. ftult,tlue garden urouinl.
Also house i. ml lot, corner Kirst and
Lawrence "irreta, lot till leet Kindles,
by 1U0 fret, vming frrlt tree-, Kiwi
ffitrtteu eiotitnl, water, em. Also
Iioii-h nud ., i, cornet Willamette
ahd Kiuiriiri'iiiu streets. For prices
ami u-rniH wm IS J Hills, Tncnum,
Wk-Ii, Urn; or call at UiJAIUi
olllee.
KOK HAI.K. - Flue carriage, nearly
new, nImi t " .i so sof double harness.
F,o(Uir.-f il. B, Miller, corner of
Niiiiliar.d I'niierson.
FOH SALb; Plymouth Hook aud
llliick Mnmrca uhluketiB (pure breed)
fur sale. Inquire at residence of
Joel Wi.ie, Kil th mid Dak siieniH.
Mincellaneou3.
WANTKD. An experienced girl to
dn general l.iMisnwork. Inquire of
Mrs. 1'.,. U. Hklpworth, Kugetio.
'A AN I Kli fumes wanted to out 100
'nrils of bite llr and balm wood.
Apidy to T ti Linton, Kugene.
GI1U, WA.NiKD To do uouoral
liin.Hwntk, 1 1 j til re nt roidtnco
H H Fiiuinily.
t-1, A) UU OUT.
Dull ht'mlh. 1 1, pitiiiM tn vurioiiR pi.rU
of tin bcnly, tlnkhi nt the pit if tho
stoiit'n-h. ). i f i it i, levi rb huoBH,
l-lmplf) - ' MiroH, urt nil pimlt-ivo
evtdi'in i' of l.iiM re b!nol, Nn mutter
how 1 1 1m in. tie vii. it . miiHt. be Mi rifled
h.ii-t' i iiitMitt vend hi'iili!.. Ai-Kur'a
Hioed Knxlr Iuih in-Vf t lulled n, euro
Hcrofut ninni' tS piiiliihi pninmiH, )(r any
other tdond difiMv, li I Cfrtriinly a
wondt'iful ii'tru'tlv mid wo tcll every
bottle cm r'-nixi Ktinrittilce, Kor
alt hy W I, j ft-1 .Mm.
Editor's Awful Plight.
K M. HIitKlim, editor Seneca, (Illn.,)
NeWM, wan alUleled fur yearn witn
l'llea that nn dooior or remedy helned
until ho tried Hueklen'a ArnleaHalvo,
Ho wrltea two boxea wholly enrcil
him
It'a the BtireHt 1'lle oureon earth
aud the heat naive III the world. Curu
guatanteed. Only 2"i centa. Hold hy
V. lj. UoIjiiiio, (IrnifKlBt.
Head Kil HaiiHon'fl '
ri' i i - lie
-o in ihe
only exclualvo clot lw
city.
Dyspepsia Cure.
Digests what you eat.
It artificially (llKCstH the food and nlcls
Rituro In 8treiiKthenln and rcoon
strnctlnR Uio exlmusteil (llKiwtlvo or
Riinn. It IstholateHtdlHCovereddlReatr
ant, and tonic. Ho oilier prenaratlon
can approach It In clllolonoy. It In
stantly relieves nud porinannntly curot
PyspepHla, Indlireatlon, Heartburn,
Klatuleiifo, Sour Stomach,' Nuusca,
8lckiIeadaclie,GaatmlKli,Crnmpii,Hnr
til other rcHiilU of lmie.rfect(llre,tioa
prsoarsd by E. C. DaWIU A Co., Cblcago.
VINCENT CO.. Corner SruOlore.
NERVITA
lanttt WITALI TV
LC3T Vir.oH
ANO MANHOOC
Cures Impotcncy.Nlftht Emlwlonsani
wasting dlacaaes, all effects sell
jrWJJJfi abime, or t xce".? tind IndliV
l'rellon' Aaorvcfoi'.icuiK!
7':rj IiIimmI btiiltlitr. 1jiIi ;;s t'nr
Mitl restores I lie lire if : out.h.
flKSH fly mall BOc per Imx: 1 boxes
lor ff'i.tHi; with d wrltlmi f.tnu-uii.
Iv.o to euro or refund tlm iK'.ix.ty,
NERVITA MEDICAL CO.
-Union & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, IU.
For sale WL DsUoo Urimirl't
F. G. CORSETS
MAKE
aAmcrican Beauties,
p. c.
Latest
m w 4
On Kacb Boa.
KALAKOO CORSET CO.
SOI t i: NUFACTURRS.
iolo a
AX BILLY
Weak
and
b mtmm,ifl omihiiioHs. increase
Tease viff-
..... , i.h fyr n,t.,i lianiQii i
banish "paina
itum." Ihey nro "MFB SAVlittS" to ffirls at
, aidinff duveloprrent of organs and body. No
vdy lor women p.pin.q f hm. Cnnnot do harm lifa
1.4 Ml- J
i-.;.v i:y mail. Sola
iCAL CO.. Cleveland. Onto.
Linn Dreg Co
Ho Tries! a
Nearly fvtrv day poople rotno Into dm
torn ami nk thu Uruct'isU to recommend
louio inedkiuo for their trouble. Very
oftfii they re
fi.M' to do s,
b?.-iu)se, as a
rulf, they do
nut bflievo it
proper to atl
v.5eanyoneto take a patent
mediafne at
which they do
not know tho
ingredients. It
is mo pny tt-
ftlivsf.
nrtf YtiPk tjip cinn'8 buri
iS?&Vvf nniNi to pro
A Vlfci scribe. Sumo
i 1 1 1 v. cention. how
ever, when
anyone has a cough, cold or throat and lung
trouble. "I always reronmiend Ackvr'n Kny-
Remedy, htvauso 1 know Just what it
will do. It has cured every case whre X
havo loon it tried, it is the best expectorant
tttul tonic I ever handled m my 14 years'
experience
u irantlumii
1 will irlvo lust ono iiiHtunceoC
franueman who nau neon irouuieu lor
yenra with n nasty,
h hc It in if couifh. I ad-
vised Acker's Htncliah llemedv. Ho tried a
painplo bottle and whs en rod before he had
taken half of it, at no mnt whatever. This
U nn exceptional cae, however, us it usually
iukos two or umo nuiii.
(Signed) A. H. Cook, Kellefontaine, Ohio.
Sold at 2.V., MV,, and $1 a bottle, through
out tho United tState uud Uinadu; and in
Knglaud, at In. 2d.. 2s. 3d.. 4s. Oil. If you
aro not oatlntled after buying, return tho
bottlo to your drufigiat, aud got your fliQno
back.
ITlr awMoriM ths obove ffuarmttt,
H'. II. HQQ&Mi 4! CO,, Jnprirtor, Xno York,
For Sale B"W Lnno
J. L. PAGE
(roceries
Having a Larue and Conipli-li- 'lim it of
Staple and Kiinny UrneeiioH nought
In tlie lien' umrltelH,
(((; V
..s,i,l iLL.
I en
tliim
t oflt r tho puhdt; bettor prut a
ny other, hc'it In K iu'l.".
. .i;eii8 StP80t ikik'aj.
TINKVAHD.
After the llli of Dot. 189S. lh- stiral
I c,ir" wl" r,l, U' following anlieduet
Mine uihij lurine notice.
T'KAVINO THB niSPGT.
7:10-7 :40-H: 1 tl-S: 10-H : 1 1 -f ;4(i. 1 u LDt
V(TV Im'f llOtlr,
HOFFMAN HOUSE SALOON
Sommorvllle & Brger.
Pure WlilnHim nml ItraiiillrH. Uie Ddh
oration -f Winoii and 'JIk, MUmI
Driu kti Hwuialty,
Weinhard's,
Famous Beer.
Bottio and Draught
FIRST CLASS..
Corvallis & Eastern
RAILROAD.
Triirm vaho
Ni. 1 for Ynnuiiis-
Train lanvss Albany 12.-15 P M
Leaves Ci,rvallL libS V M
Arrlvoa Yaquiua 7 Oft I'M
No. 1 Kutiirfiiia
leaves Yaiiilna, 6:00 AM
loavea Corvallis 11;30 A M
Arrives Albany 12il6 P M
No. 8 forl)etrolt
leaves Albany 7i00 A M
Arrives Uelrolt 11:30 A M
Nu.b4 ltetnmlnR
lyeavea IJetrolt 12 20 P M
g.-ff Arrlvss Albany r.ilSPM
Hue anl twoojntiertal Allsniv andCcrvallls
with Houttiern I'soiilo Irains, Kvlng direct
aervlr-o to and from NuwtKirt anu tdiiceut
bi-airliea.
'I tains for lh mountains arrive at Pctroltat
noon, Ktrliiu ainnle llino to rennh campliiR
Kronti'ls on the llreltvubusb ami Hantlain Iba
sameilajr,
KDWIN 8 TONE,
Manager.
H I, WALUKN?
JTITltNF.lt, 'f F i r A
At(eut Alliauv.
Your Kttrntlnii U cnllit 1 tn Ih FIONRKH
I I M I T K I r tr-in -f t he ( '1 1!0A , M I L.
WAI KKK A ST VAVL KA ILKOAl)
' n iiiilr jwrff-ct trtktrm in th worlu.
Y in will tint. It (leMrnMe U ride on thoM
'tain hn Koinft to nnjr roint In tha
Ksntorn Htnt or t'urf"'. 1 hjr connrut
itli n I TrnnKmntinrntAl Tmlni and all
lirkst Aftrntrt Mil Urktiti.
Kor fiift.iW infcrmailuD. ptmphlets etc.,
kvk ny Ticket Ant or
0 J EDDY
J W,ARy. General Annt,
Truv ('m Agent l'orilaotlt Ung
Mmm