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sHo to i igilen and Kl P.,so,
1 tourist cars to Chicaga,
L-mis, New Orleans and
aehiiieton.
Connecting at San Fran
n with several steamship
s for Honolulu, .laptop
ana, Philltpinen, Ceulral
i Suuth Ameriiia.
i G Adair, agent at Eugen.
I C II MARKFIAM,
G P A, l'ortland.Or.
BTJK1NKSS CUfiDS.
H
ERBERT LEIGH,
ASSAY OFFICE,
Prompt and accurate returns guaranteed.
t'OTTAQK GllOVE, OltEaoH.
ATTOHNEYSATI.AW.
T O HALE.
ATTOIiNKY Al'-LAW.
ooms 1 aud 2 Chri.uian Block.
KUOENB. OREGON,
J M WILLIAMS,
ATTORK EY-A T-LAW
Collections a specialty.
Dltice Over Lane UoimW Bank,
BILYtU,
ATTORN EY-A T-LAW.
!)tH- e Over First National Bank.
EutlKVE, Okbqon,
fr
I SHORT LINE R. R.
fc DIRECT ROUTE TO
ina, Utah, Colorado,
all Eastern Points.
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to of two favorite routes, via tbe
Hi PACIFIC Fait Mall Line, or
ai Rio URANDK Seenlo Una
No Changs o! Cars
rthuiil-Ctiicago Special, "the finest
a. equipped with
i Standard Sleepers
iw Ordinary (Tourist) Sleepers.
I Librat Y-Bulfet Cars
5d Dinners (meals a la carle)
table Coaehes and Smokers .
I Train Completely Vestibule!
Ir further information apply.
TEVENS, Agent, Eugene, or
flel, WEComan
Ant Oen'lAgt
2 Third 8t. Port land. Or
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Will practice in all the Court's.
El'OEHB Oreoom.
HEL1IUS W TH01IPSOM
HOMPSON .V HARDY,
OIB
Practice in all the courts.
Eugene, Obeoom,
1EO. B DOR 1118,
1
ATTOliNEY COUNSEI.OR-AT LAW
Wilt practice in all the conrta of the Second
udicial District and In tne nupreme iaui
of the state.
Snec al attention given vt ouieouuui u
matters ID pniuaw
Office first rsallonai in mug.
Kooma 1. 2 anil i
b EAST
VIA
31 v
'sst and Quickest
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-TO
R. DULUTH. MIHNEAPQLIS, CH1CAGI
I An all points East.
Palace and Tourist Sloepers.
I and Buffet Smoking Llbrarf Cars,
ft
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AMJSl F.NEltY UNEyrAI
t,' l"int Kt Ij Portlan i an I the
"'imitllM Hi. .on sale at wmin
I'-I't Tii-ket Ofrce, Eujen, oi
.NORTH EltN Ticket Office
MORRISON STREET
PORTLAND,
f"oMets and full Information re
'-a, tern Trip, call on or ad.lr.
rl , A B. r. DKNNISTON,
-f7 l a a. anil Ticket Agent, PortlamL
IJ WOODCOCK,
ATTOH NK Y-AT-LA W.
One-half block south of Chriaman Blk
Eugene, Oregon.
SKIPWORTH.
CHAS A HARDY
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
In First National Bank Building.
Ernrtatnj's in lh bahv't war
Whtnvpr the waiui lo run nj
Il' inhrr s chiir. s ial.r or j..
cuiiti'r all o'
When he u
MEDICAL.
J-JR .1 W UAKKIS,
PHYSICIAN AND SU1WKJN.
Offioe Over Wilkins t Linn's drug store.
Office Hour-9 to 12 a m; 2 to 5 and 7 to
9 pm.
Residence-Ferry atreot between 11th and
I2tb.
AINE KUYKENDALL,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
l-tC Tn Pl.rl.mftn Block.
Scial attention to surgery and surgical dis
eases oi wuuwu.
3 LUCKEY,
JEWELER.
WUhos and Clocka Rciired.
KwOENB. OSEOOJ
MS til lull. hf .'.'I. h.m.n
And w. I ,., , t .j ,,, ,
AnJ ttirt h,r 1 h s null lo Plav
AnJ rlrar Ihlnfs out ol tb Ubi s wir.
EfrjlMn(r in lh lab"s wit.
Sh wmnu at-r do, snd Km wants her sst
Soc w.ni. t du thu thing, which n wVonir,
And hei will t.ch d. It pow mot. .irotuj.
And w try si, I0 jy, rlh,
And uk the K.iher of ill for lUrht;
Hut to her who wsnt. her do and say
Ev.rytl.iiiB amma In the hahy'a way.
Ev.rjthim'a in th bahy's way
From mornine- till night, so bablH aay.
And so they are croaa and fretful, too.
And do the thing, they oughtn't lo do.
And their way. are nut our way. at all,
And so they muat cry and acofd snd tall.
Hut we turn s hundred time, a day
And .mil. because it is baby's "way."
Joe Cone la National fctaguine.
Oonol?oononon?onosononoo
rMsica nc tub
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CITY'S OWN
Bo Vonnr Mao Cam to Go to o
the South African War.
OooiioiioHoiioHiioHoiioiioiioVioS
D
R G RIDDLE,
DENTIST
OTic-lin Olive street, between riitn ami
Sixth streets one block wet of MinneeoU
H. tel.
"Mr. Rcilbolt la to go to tuo covemor
at ouce."
Mr. Itedbolt strode briskly across the
room. A moment later ho was in the
private office.
Young Mr. Dewhurst, -who bail man
aged the business since tho death of
his father, gave him a furtive look ns
he entered aud then turned hurriedly
to a buudle of correspondence by his
side and Belected a letter with an air
of malicious satisfaction.
The ball was opened by Mr. Dew
hurst unfolding a cantankerous com
plaint from an unimportant customer.
It was the merest trifle aud unite un
worthy of the occasion. Nevertheless
Joe Rcdbolt was by no means surpris
ed at the tone adopted. For some tluio
past tho smallest opportunities had
been seized for fault finding, and bo
knew by Instinct that the climax had
been reached.
How do you account for this blun
der?" asked Mr. Dewhurst suspiciously.
His clnj-k gave a simple, straightfor
ward explanation, which, to a reasona
ble man, would have been sufficient
But Mr. Dewhurst was not In a rea
sonable humor.
It appears to me, then, that you nre
not lu any way to blame, Mr. Itedbolt,"
he said cynically.
"I think not"
"You never make a mistake?"
"Not very often."
'Who Is to blame, then?"
There was a moment's Bllence, and
tho two men looked Into one another's
eyes.
"You are, sir," said Itedbolt respect
fully. "I acted under your Instruc
tions."
This appeared to give the unworthy
little tyrant his opportunity.
'iou are more than half Imperti
nent," he said roughly.
"I give you my word that I dou't In
tend to bo so," said Itedbolt, with per
fect good temper.
"Perhaps not, hut I'm tired of it.
You forget your proper position and
have crossed my will In several ways."
Mr. Redbolt colored rather painfully,
and bis principal continued, with a
smile of spiteful triumph:
"You understand what I allude to 7"
The clerk bowed slightly.
"Then I think you hod better look
about for another situation."
"Shall wo calculate the mouth from
last Moiulny?" Inquired Joo Itedbolt In
a perfectly even, matter of fact voice."
"Eh yes," said Mr. Dewhurst "Hut
I won't ask you to continue your work
here."
With that he pushed across the table
a little pile of coin which had been
counted out already, clearly Bhowlng
that he Intended from the first to make
use of the opportunity.
For the first time Joe Itedbolt looked
angry. It was adding Insult to Injury
to send him away at a moment s no
tice, as If he bad disgraced hlniBelf.
It was tho more outrageous because
be was a distant relation of tho Dew
hursts by blood. Tbe two young men
had been for a short time at school
together. They had entered the firm
together, and Redbolt had worked his
way up by sheer ability under old Mr.
Dcwburst's eye to a responsible position.
Naturally they knew the same people
and to some extent visited the same
houses, and It was In this way that
Dcwhurst's Inherent Jealousy had rip
ened Into positive rancor, for tbnt
there was a member of tho fair sex at
the bottom of It Is almost obvious.
The Innocent cause of the trouble,
little dreaming of the mischief she was
creating, had thoroughly enjoyed the
rivalry of the two men, as every
daughter of Eve Is bound to do, and
she had not made It quite clear which
of them was to be favored, which l
eertnlnlv a woman's privilege.
But Joe Redbolt was generally be
lieved to be the lucky man, and Dew
hurst had vented his unmanly spite by
a ihousnud annoyances In tho ofricc,
However, in love, as In war, It is the
iinninectcd that often happens. Joe
Itedtiolt nroposed and was refused
nolnt blank.
Now, most men, when they see a dan
cerous rival put out of court, bury
their animosity and even become gen
emus.
But this was not the case with t reu
Dewhurst Petty annoyances develop
ed rapidly into daily Insults until the
morning, os we hnve seen, ne naa
f,.iinl an excuse to cut his former
riionlfollow adrift
Joe Redbolt picked up tno pile oi
coins, counted them deliberately and
nni ihotn in his Docket
Vow. Fred Dewhurst" be said
huskily-, "we nre no longer master and
man. o that I can say what I think.
iknehiint lonkfd rather alarmed
and drew a mall silver bell near to hie
$lde.
"Oh, dou't Iw fi-lghtvuml," said Joe,
with a smile of amusement. "I'm not
wing to thrash you! It wouldn't be
fair to hit a man of your slice!"
Mr. Dewhurst tried to sneer, but ouly
looked mightily relieved.
"I want to tell you what I think of
you." said Joe.
"lio ou," said Dewhurst, w ith a grin.
"Seeing that you've had the worst of
It all through, I suppose I mustn't
ulnd a few spiteful words!"
"1 want to tell you thnt you're tho
meanest cad I've mot, and If that poor
firl marries you I'm sorry for her!"
"In fact, you're so sorry," snld Dew
hurst, "that you'd even marry her
yourself. Capital! And, now you've
said enough, I'll wish you good morn
Inn," With a mighty effort of self re
straint, Joe pulled himself together,
and. resisting tho Impulse to knock him
down, swung out of tho room.
He had lost everything the girl ho
loved and the means of earning his
living. Ho waa alone In tho world,
with uo prospect but that of commenc
ing life again lu some counting house,
aud Then suddenly he remembered.
Ouly two nights before he had attend
ed drill at the headquarters of his vol
unteer corps. Tho men had been ask
ed which of them wished to Join ths C.
I. V. for the front He thought of the
glow that had burned through his
veins, how he had longed to offer him
self nnd had only been prevented by
his feeling of obligation to his old
frlcnuBsasViness. Now he was froel
That settled It Old England was In
need of help from men such as he. Ho
was as sound as a bell In wind and
limb. He had done his turn at volun
teering and could shoot more than a
little.
Within half an hour his name was
entered ns one of those who were ready
for service at tho front, and be was or
dered to go before tho doctor.
That geutlemnu laughed at him.
"If we get 1,400 men as fit as you
are," he said, "we shall do well!"
Having successfully passed all the
tests nnd been duly enrolled as one of
the City of Loudon Imperial volunteer
corps, ho felt slightly easier In his
mlud.
It must bo confessed that ho was In
thnt pleasaut frame of mind when a
man firmly believes that there Is no
body to grieve over him and finds a
morbid pleasure lu tho prospect of a
soldier's grave.
Most of us get these nttneks of de
spondency some timo in our lives, and,
to tell the truth, It lasted a very short
time with Joe Itedbolt. After n few
days of hard drill ho had lost sight of
tho possibility of getting killed and
wns looking forward to making things
ns unpleasant ns possible for tho ene
my. At last tho final moment enme. Ho
hnd nttended the services nt St Paul's
aud sung tho national anthem uutll ho
was hoarse. He had been slapped on
tho back by hundreds of warm hearted
but heavy handed citizens. Ho hnd
even fought his way successfully
through a mob of enthusiastic patriots
all the way from Iluuhlll row to Nino
Elms, where he was one of the Urst to
arrive.
There stood the train waiting to take
them to Southampton. There, too,
stood tho long suffering band, and
every minute groups of breathless, ex
cited men lu khaltl, who had also
fought their way through the crowd,
rushed on to the platform.
Of course It wns all over. Thero was
nothing to be dono but get Into tho
train and say goodby to old London
for months perhaps forever. Oneo
more a gloomy senso of loneliness came
upon him. Everybody elso had a chum
or a relative to see hlin off. And then
an angel camo from heaven? Not
quite. But an earthly angel appeared
In the shape of a slight form lu a long,
black cloak, who was pushing her way
feverishly through tho crowd, eagerly
scannlug the faces of all the "gentle
men In khaki."
Then their eyes met and in a minute
ho was clasping In his arms the girl
who had refused him a month before
and In whoso presence ho had always
been so Bhy that he had never yet
dared to press her hand.
low had It happened? There seemed
no need, and certainly no time, for ex
planations. Why had ho accepted her
foolish "no" when she never meant
him to? She always thought he would
speak to her again. Why had he been
so awkward and brusque In the way
ho had asked her? He had given her
no chance to say "yes." And It was
only last night alio had learned what
had happened from Dewhurst s own
lips and she had cried all night at tho
mischief she had done, and wouiu no
forgive ber? And did be still care for
her a little bit?
"Take your seats, there!" roared an
officer.
It was not the time for mock mod
esty, with her arms around nis neck
nnd tear stained cheeks pressed to his.
she promised to wait for hlin.
"God bless you!" he whispered.
"And bring you back to me," she an
swered.
And then, with cheers and whistles
and the band playing "God Have tbe
Queen" and men shouting and laugh
ing nnd crying, tho train moved out
and tlie City's Own was en routo for
the front Answers.
n micicn imnuu
ULMOOII ILL) UULUt.ilii
Notiot UDttcrtliu htwl not to exce-txl fiv.
Hue, M o uU per week; 1 Ma mouth; 9V2
ptr yar.
Her
For Sale.
KOK 8A I.K At a bargain, one of Die
beet stock and grain rancher: of "40
acres, 8 miles from Eugene. Will lie
sold as a whole, or In patt, to suit
purchaser, Kasy terms For par
ticulars apply to John Ingham, at
Ax Billy Dc part men t Store.
FOH HALF.. iVrner First and Jeller
sou street, one 10 room houe, and
two hits, SOxlGO feet eaeti. UihhI
baru, water, fruii.tliie gaiden ground.
Also house aud lot, corner First and
Lawrence streets, lot Gti feet t inches,
by 160 feet, young fruit trees, good
garden ground, water, eio. Also
lioure and lot, oornot Willamette
and Fi-iiru-eiitli ftrreu. For prices
snd terms write rij Hills, Taoonia,
Wash, Hox827, or call at Uuahu
ollloe.
FOR SALE. Flue carriage, uearlv
uew, also two sets of double harness.
Kuqulre nf H. K. Miller, corner of
Ninth and Patterson.
Miscellaneous.
WANTED. Au experienced girl to
do general housework. Inquire of
Mrs. E. R. Hklpworth, Eugene.
WANTED Parties wanted lo cut 100
cords of white fir aud balm wood.
Apply to T D Linton, Eugene.
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flli-st, : : .1 :
t.i breathe. '1 .:
slia p. ilul! ami ',i
consult e -n -:
illj;. K.u- . .
than the .t .v I- :'
Vised toj; t A ..-'. i
cdy, ami il..l - o, 1
shook her! i . -:a
Husband's Storv
, J. Spinni;, mhI my address is 16 Bondman Block, Troy, N
'v tlumkiul I r.i'.l that in y wife's health has been restored to
i -,i she c.i:ie.lit a ilieailit.l tuM, which r.ettled in her broo-
I n i
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shook tuTi i . v. a ..1 a: -l ; 'A.iotiK r ;.' 5
dollar tluvw,. n.-ay.' Shu lor-k Vl
tho Rcmcdv, lu'Wi'vcr, ami sai I 1
1 -,- ' ,."r';' v-.
tho etTecl w.is nia;;ical. In 1-ss
than an hour there was a reinaik
able change. She got better tit
once, and in a short time she was
entirely well and strong aiain. The euro was permanent and there has been
no relapse. 1 don't know what Aeker's ICnlish Remedy is made of, but I am
sure it contains si-mcthinc; that for'.iiios the system against future attacks. My
wife is in better general health now than ever, and you can't imagine how
happy she is for her recovery. She tells everybody about Acker's English Rem
edy, ntul so d 1. for 1 believe it to ho our duly to tho public to help every suf
ferer who lia-i throat and lung t'-:i! les My neighbors say it is a suro specific
for croup, ir.ul h;is Miwd '.'no lives ,f hundreds of littlo ones around in this
vicinity nUme."
Sold at v roc- and Ji a !'Ul
and in 1'ne.l: ;i . et is. ?d.. . 1 , .
return the b I i yivir i: i; -i l, i
Hie '- '"-'V " ' ' '
throuc.hoiit the United States and Cat ada;
til. It' ylm are not satisfied after buying,
d get yoiir money back.
.1. IIOUKKR it- tt.. JYiJjrfctura, ew Yolk,
Gl KL WAN 1 EI) To do general
house wot k. It quire at resldeure
8 H Friendly.
Story of a Slave.
To he biiu id baud and tool for years
by the chains of disease Is the worst
form of slavery. George D Williams,
of Manchester, Mich., tells how such
a slave was made free. He says: "My
wife lis la-en so helpless for five years
that she could mil turn over in bed
alone. After Uillig two bottles nf Eleo
trio Hitters she is wonderfully Im
proved, and able lo do her own work.'
Thl- supreme remedy for female dis
eases quickly cures nervou-ineas, sleep
lessness, melancholy, heauauhe, back
ache, fainting and dizzy spells. This
miracle workt ig modiolus is a godsend
ti weak, siukly, ruu down people.
Every bottle guaianieed. Only 50
oeuts. Bold by W L DeLano, drug
gist.
Notice to Creditors.
y, .ice is hereby given that F. M. Wilkins
h-. bft-n I'nly appointed administrstor o!
h S oi5 KUisondecei-ed, by the
lion E O. Poller, county jndge of said
L.;nntv All pn. having claim.
....i- Miti ir breiT nount-u w
? of Geo H. Oorri in Eogen.
I ,w office of Oeo. r M . WnJrsa,
gD'b. Do..-. Admini.tr.tor.
Atl'i. for Estate.
Oamlillnsr.
Mrs. Green-'i'hey do say thnt Mr.
Blydor Rambles. Isn't It awful?
Mrs. Gray-I should say It was. Why,
It's almost as bud as stealing. If he
wins, ho robs some other man; If he
loses, he robs bis family.
Mrs. Orocn-At any rnfe. It Is terri
bly wicked. By tho way, I forgot lo
tell you I won the first prize at the
whist tournament Inst night, a beauti
ful silver cup.
Mrs. Gray Oh. you lucky woman!
How I entr you!-llostoD Transcript
For sale by W. L. EeLano. Eugene, Or.
DR. WILLIAMS' INDIAN PILE OINTMENT
nil- o n-o liiiuil. Itlecdnigiind Itehilig Piles. It absorbs the
tinner.,, allays the. ilehiug at once, nets osapoultleo, gives
instant ivliei. Pivar-d only for Piles aud itching of the
private pans, l-'.ver.v box is warranted. Judgo Coons, of
Ntuysville, Ky , says: " Dr. Williams' Indian Pilo Oint
ment euro,! mo nfur yours of sutTering." Hold by druggist.
do uunts ami vi.uu per oox.
sent by mall ou rucoipl of price.
For Sale By Linn Drug Co
An Epidemic of Whooping Cough
Last winter during ao epidemic of
whooping cough my children contract
ed the disease, having severe coughing
spells. We had used Chamberlain's
Cougb Remedy very successfully for
croup and naturally turned to I tat that
time and found II relieved the cough
and eflecled a complete care, John E
Clifford, Proprietor Norwood House,
Norwood. NY. This remedy Is for
sale by W h DeLano.
flahsu our.
Dull headache, pains In various parts
of the body, sinking at the pit of the
stomach, Ims of appetite, feverish new,
pimples or sores, are all positive
evidence of Imp re blood. No matter
how It became so, It must lie purified
In order toobtaln good health. Aoker's
Hlorxl Elixir has never failed to cure
Hcrofulnusor Hyphilltic poisons, or any
other blood diseajwe. It is certainly a
wonderful remedy and we sell every
bottle on po"HI guarantee;. For
ale by W L DeLano,
How's This
We offer One Hundred Dollars lie-
waid for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cund by Hall's Catarrh
Care.
F J Cii knky & Co., rrop, Toledo, O.
We, tbe utiderrigued, have known F
J Cheney for the last 15 years, and be
lleve him perfectly honorable in al
business tiaiisaulioiio, and lluauulully
aula to cany out any obligation made
by their Arm.
WKSTdVl'itUAX, wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O
WaI.III.NO, KlNNAN rV MAKVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. 'i'o'edo. O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken inter-.
unlly, Holing directly upon the blood
ai d mucous surfaces of Hie system
Plice, 75 cents per oottle. Bold by all
drugglsst. Testimonials free.
Hall's family pills are tbe best.
Notice to Contractors.
The County Court of Lane County,
OregnD, will receive bids up lo 1 o'clock
p m, Wednesday, Juue 6, HKXi, for
furnishing tbe mateilals and construct
ing a wagon load bridge aoross the
M cKenzle river at Hendricks' furry In
said county. Plans, specifications and
stream diagrams must accompany
each bid, and bids will be received on
both steel and wooden structures,
Itb stone, tubular or wooden piers.
Tbe enurt reserves tbe right to reject
any and all bids.
By older of the Court.
E. U. LKB.CIerk.
Eugeue, Or., May 10 1900. '
Bismarck's Iron Nerve
Was tbe result of his spendid health.
Indomitable will and tremendous
energy are not found where stomach
liver, kidneys and bowels are out of
order. . If you want these qualities and
the success tney bring, use ut. mug
New Life Pills. They develop every
power ofbralu and body. Only 25c,
W L DeLano'a drug store.
Alaska bold Fields.
First steamship for Cape Nome and
C'aH9 York will sail from Hostile May
10. This will be a large ship with
freight capacity of 1000 tons and i)
senger accommodations far 200. - For
rates and further Information, call on
or address R. MoMiikhiikY)
Agent N 'hern Paolllo, Eugene.
Warrant Call.
All outstanding cily warrants lo
and Including N-i IW of 1800 Is-uo will
lie paid on presentation at my oHloe
May 21, 1900. Interest will cease after
that date. Oko. K. Chaw,
- Dated May 18, 1900. City Tniis.
Cemetery Work.
J L Lombard Is now doing some
work at the Masonic and I O O F
cemeteries. Any persons wanting
walls around their lols.elc, can procure
tbe same at greatly reduced prices by
calling on the truitleiuau this mouth.
No Cure. No Pay.
That Is the way all druirvlsta sell Groves
Tallees (.'hill Tonic for ( Mils, Malaria and
llilliotisness. II Is aa pleasant to take as
Imon Hyrup. &0 oeoU
Lewis Ackerman, Ooshe'i, Ind.,
says, "DeWltt's Little Early Risers
always bring certain relief, cure my
headache and never gripe." They
genera ly cleanse and invigorate the
bowels and liver.
Prevented a Tragedy.
Timely information given Mrs.
Ueorge Long, of New Htrnitsville,
Ohio, prevented a dreadltil tragedy
and saved two lives, A (rightful cough
had long kept her awake every night,
rjhe had tried many remedies and
doctors but steadily grew worse until
urged to try Dr. Klng'sNcv Diaoovory.
One buttle v. holly cured her, and she
writes this marvelous medicine also
oured Mr Long of a severe attack of
pneumonia Huch cures are positive
proof of the matchless merit of this
gram! remedy for curing all throat,
chest and lung tumbles. Only fiOo
and H (Id. Kvety not tie guaranteed.
Trial bol ties freo al W L De Latin's
Drug Htore.
J. L. PAGE
-UKAI.IH IN-
Notice.
All api'llciitliius for positions lor
teachers must lie Med with the uleik
on or before June 4, 1000.
Oko. F. "HAW,
Clerk Buhool District No. 4.
Eugene M ly 23, 1000.
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Uromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
ir It rails In cure. J'.. W. drove's signs
ture Is on eaoh box. 25c.
Makkkt. The ladles ofHt Mary's.
Guild. Episcopal Chim b will h dd a
market Httlurday, Juiu U.
Groceries
Having a Largo aud Complete stock of
staple and F'ancy Groceries bought
in the boat markets,
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH,
I can nfler the public bettor prices
than mi v oilier hruse lu Eugene.
''.urjrjne street Bai;'vr3.
TIM It OAHD.
Artertiie4th of Oct. 1895, tbe street
oars will run on the following snheduet
time until further notice.
I.KAVINO 1HB DF.rtiT.
7:10-7:40-8:10-8:-IO-9:10-9:40-l!Wlii a 111
hen flvery half ho'ir.
The Crescent hlcyuie is the strongest
wheel built. F L Chambers lias them
at $25 and l35.
M3
Dyspepsia Cure.
Digests what you eat.
ItuxUflclallydlRCst.B the food and nidi
UTaUiro In strengthening and recon
structing tho exhausted dlgostlvo or
gans. 1 1 Is tho hit est discovered dlgestr
ant and tonic. No ot her preparation
rnn nnnrrinc.tl It, In efllClenCV. It Q
stantly relieves and permanently cure
Dyspepsia, lnnigcsnun, uuanuurn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea.
SlckHcadiiclie,Gastralgla,Cramps,Bna
all other results of Imperfect digestion,
prepared by C. C. DeWItt A Co., Chicago.
.INDENT & CO.. Corner Drug Stare.
(,.ram VITALI I'T
LOST IOOR
AMD MANHOQC
Cures Iiiipotcncy.NIirht Emissions ant'
wasting diseases, all cnccw c ecu
abuse, cr excess nnd mule
cretion. Aiiorvotoniciuid
liliioil builder. Hi im'S the
pink Rlow topnlcchcchsand
restores the lire ci yoiun.
Ry mall f$Oc per box! O boxes
lor .'".H.fiO: with : written friiinan.
tco t euro or iclmiil tlto rnonoy,
IMERVITA MEDICAL CO.
Clinton ct Jackson Sts., CHICACO, ILL,
For sale WI, Delano Druggist ' !
Fi Gi COHSETS
HOFFMAN HOUSE SALOON
Sommervllle & Burger.
Pure WlifnHrH and liramllti, Ui fin
;nwion -f Winen aud 'JlKart, Mlied
Irlnks a Hteoialty.
Weinhard's
Famous Beer
Bottle and Draught
FIRST CLASS., j
Corvallis & Eastern
RAILROAD.
Tint. OAI
No, 2 for Yafpilna
Train lenvea Albany.
lavni (YrrallU
Arrive Yaiuitia, . , , ,
No. 1 Itolurnlnn
Leaven Yatpiina
leavtM Cor vi Ui
Arrive Albany. ..,,
No. 8 forllMrolt
Travel A limn y
Arrive Detroit
No. 4 ItetiirnlnK
Ieve Detroit......
Arrive Albany,,. .
V M
.. hbA V SI
... 76 I'M
... 6:00 AM
...11;80 A M
7.00 A M
..11:30 A M
.12 20 PM
. ft. 15 P M
One and two tMnntct at Albany and Crrvtlli
wtlh Houtlierti fuel fin iralm, KlvlliR dlrvct
u r vim tu and front Nowfort aud rdjjceiit
b(iar)ii.
i tain for th motintatm arrive at Detroit at
noon, kIv.ui ainiile time to reach ramping
KrouiKlH ou the Hreltciibiiiti and Uantlain th
Hauieday,
KDWIN 8TONB.
Manauer.
H L WALDKN,
A Kut Albany.
MAKE
.American Beauties,
rf. i 1 , s
Model:.
On Kacb box.
KALA"i7G0 CORSET CO.
m jut-.
SOL.
. MANUFACTURERS.
solo ay
AX BILLY
Yo ir attention Is called to the 'PIONRKR
1 I M I T K I " tr.lns of l h. "( ' II I C A ( ' , M 1 1.
VAl'KhK ft HT PAUL KAlUtOAU"
'Th only uerfrct trains in the world."
Y u will tiiul it desirslile hi rlils on those
trains vfhn going to any piiint in th.
Kas'ern Htntes or Canaila, Hiey oonn.ct
with all Trnnsrontiuetital Train, anil all
I Ic-ket Agents sell tickrta.
For fuithrr itiformatioo, pamphlets, "ete
ask any T li-ket Agent or
C 1 KDDV
J W CAhKY, fkusral Agent,
Tn-V I'as Agent. PortUoil, t reg
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