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With trains. Chair car Sncrn
aento to i igden and Kl V um,
aid tourist cars to Chicoge,
U Louis, New Orleans and
ATAahiniftou.
Connecting at San Fran
elsco with several steamship
fine for Honolulu, Japan,
China, Phiilipines, Central
and South America.
L G Adair, agent at Kugene
i?" C H MARK HAM,
't UFA, Portlard.Or.
U SHORT LIME R. B.
HE DIRECT ROUTE TO
ltaiia, ' Utah, Colorado,
d all Eastern Points.
Ice' of two favorite rontes, rla th
MON PACIFIC Fait Mall tine, or
the KIO GRANDE Scenic Una
! No Change of Cars
Portland-Chicago Special, "the (inert
wast Equipped with
jtnt Standard SloepVrs
l.t'ew Ordinary (fou ist) Sleepers.
irb Lirrai i-Buffet Cars
DinnersXnisals a lacarte)
...ruble Ui'Mi and Smokers
in Train Completely Vestibule..
, tor further information apply.
I STEVENS, Agent, Eugene, or
Hagel, WE Comar
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1 142 Third Bt. Por'lainl, Or
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frtest and Quickest Line
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I.MI. DULUTH, HIUHEAPOLIS, CHICAGO
An all pointa Eaat.
S'euih Palace and Teurl.t Sleeper..
Inlnj and Buffet Smoking Library Car..
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233 MORRISON STREET
f PORTLAND.
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lr "I a.Uin rrij,. call on or aiidrvM.
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1 I ity Peat, and Ticket Agent, l'ortlao.l.
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COTTAGE GllOVE, OkEQON.
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ATTORNKY AT-I.AW.
ooms 1 and 2 O.ir.Mimn Block.
KUOENB. OK ICQ ON,
M WILLIAMS,
ATTUlt N KYA T-1 . A W
Collect!oD8 a Kpectnltv.
DIHcp Over l.auo f.'ouuW Bank,
IULYKU,
ATTOKNKY-AT-LAW.
'.,,. e Over First National Bank.
Eugenic, Okkuon,
A.
0 WOODCOCK,
ATTOItNEY-AT-LAW,
Office One-half block kmUIi of Chmman BIk
EUQKNB, OltEQUX.
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K SKIPWOUTH.
ATTORNEY-AT- LAW
Will practice In all the Court.
EuaESK ' ll'.EOO.
HELMUS W THOMPSON rlt.19 A HAIIIJT
HOMPSON , HAKDY,
ATTORNEYS-AT-T.AW.
Olhce In Pint Natioi'ftl Hank Pnildinkr.
Practice in all the emirtp.
Hue en K, Ohimon.
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ATTORNEY A ( llUNSEI,OR-AT LA W
Will practice In all the courU of the Second
Indicia! District and in the Supn-me Court
if theUte.
Siecial attention given to collection, and
oiattere in pmhate
OHice- Kirat National Bank Blilg.
mmi 1. 2 and 3
MEDICAL.
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ll.IW U.MMUrt.
PHYSICIAN AND SUKWKON.
nrtinn ritfp WilHnnfc l.iun'. dr'iK sture.
i lltice Hour- h. '2 a m; 2 to 5 and 7 to
9 pm.
Renidenoa -Kerry atreet between Uth and
I2U-.
JAINE i KUYKEND VLL,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Offioe.-InChH.man Block.
Special attention to .urgery and nurgical dU
eaueaof women.
8 LUCKEY,
JEWELER,
ad Clock. l:-iir..
KnuNt. Obeoov
Wuhn
DENTIST
Ohce-ln Ollre itret, b?t-eeo Fifth and
S ith Btiveta one Mo k we-t ol Alinneeota
H.tel.
Notice to Creditors.
... :- v., ;...,, that P. M. Wilkin.
. '. nn..,..l tmfni.trmlnr ol
tl t. Den '-my n-- - : -
th- Mtal of I K. l.!ll-on der-d, hy the
Hon. t U l UlIfr, CUIM, r.
I.aneonniy "
gaioat end en'ate ar- hereby notifll to
.. - ,!. a.tmimatratm
1,'ro ine puip ,
' . . ,k f. m the Hate of thi
,otic, with the nece.-ary Toucher. t the
,.. office oiuro. ...
OU.B. D"". Adruiniatrator.
Atl'i. for Eeute.
j-jR G DIDDLE,
THE BEST OF ALL
A. Jown the atrvam of lilt wt glide,
Aud lulu ooi'Q Ut and aide
Aluna th vt-ar,
We awk the .,-aaurva ol tbt boor
And, 111. th. bra rr.,m j0WB to soni.
Lire uut Itfa'e dajr.
Or tlae orrchan. by care opnreat
T rr work at aeak tor rat
W han dajr ta dona.
Whala'ff our imoarfM-tlon. be
No perfect man on earth we are.
Ah, no, not one.
And ao. contented with our lot,
A peaeuiul mind and humbl. cot.
From edvjr trea.
Ne'er attire with human pride to cope.
But wend our war with tilth and hope
And charttjr.
C. 8. Klngaland.
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The Scarfet Spider! I
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Whether They Skated In Winter or ?
8wung In a Hammock In Sum
mer, Hey were Cauarht
In It Web.
0.o--0'0-00'000,04'0cl4.0o
Ixive, the scarlet spider, will In a
night hang between two that have) been
apart a web too fine for either to see,
but the strength ot both will never be
able to break it"
Who was be? She hardly knew. A
partner. She thought ot him as noth.
Ing else. All the women were glved
partners as a matter of course.
"Dick," their host had said, "will you
have the goodness to look after my
niece, Miss Blyuu? Edith, let me pre
sent Mr. Klrklaud." They bowed.
They could not well see one another's
face there In the starlight It was a
skating party at Lake Geneva, Wis.,
and two big companies bad come down
for a week of winter sports, throwing
open the houses which ordinarily knew
the souud ot human voices only In the
summer time. The two parties met the
first evening after dinner on the Ice. It
was cloudy, with rifts of Indigo where
the stars showed, and thero was a
gusty, cold wind from the west Now
the Ice looked bright A silver ribbon
would appear to stretch Itself out wav
eringly, now It was shadowy and mys
terious. Miss Blynn held out her hand auto
matically to the man to whom she had
been lutroduced.
"I see your skates are on," she said
Indifferently. "So are mine. Let us
skate rather slowly with a long
sweep."
A band begnn to play In the boat
house by the shore.
"I didn't know we were to have mu
sic. It Is a waltz. Now I am ready,
Mr. Klrklaud."
He took her mlttcned hand In his
firm grnsp. They moved slowly and
easily down tho gleaming floor. They
crossed the silver ribbon and entered
the shadows.
"Wo shall presently be out of sound
of the music," protested Miss Blynn
gently. Not that she cared; she and
her new companion were moving along
with perfect rhythm.
"Perhaps If we listen hard we shall
hear tho music of tho spheres," be
said.
"The shudowB are black," Bhe re
marked, "and the wind Is cold. After
all this Is too serious for pleasure. It Is
hard to be frivolous In a place llko this.
Seo how forbidding the trees look on
the shore ninl how solemn and men
acing the sky Is, This Is a sermon
this winter night or It Is a tragedy.
Let us go back to the bouse where the
lights are burning."
"There Is a lire In the boatbouse. I
heard your uncle say coffee was to be
served there. Hut If you are too much
oppressed I wish you would listen to
the tragedy a little longer."
"Listen to It? I look at It. It Is a
tragedy for the eyes, not for the ears."
They swung nlong together with fine
momentum. They were conscious of
their youth and strength and rigor.
Miss Blynn gave voice to her thoughts
In au Indirect fashion.
"Some people," she, said, "are old and
weary and sit by tho fire and wonder
If the winter will never pass."
They both laughed at this It made
a harmonious but startling duet, that
laughter, and It echoed from the wood
ed shore.
"Some people," he responded, "go to
winter aud drag him out of his den,
mid Bhake him out of bis sulks and
make him dance llko a trained bear."
They laughed again, though neither of
them had been witty.
"I have been skating with you an
hour." said be at length, "and I have
not an Idea of how you look."
"I have been skating with you an
hour." she retorted, "and I do not
know whether you have red curls or
black elf locks."
"Come to tho boathouse," he suggest
ed, "and sec."
They went In where the Are crackled
and where their friends stood In groups
drinking coffee and chatting. He undid
his cap with. Its ear laps; she untied
her scarlet velvet hood. What sba De
held was a young man of 24 or 25, with
deep sot gray eyes, a dark skin, dark
hair, heavy brows, a smooth face and a
large sensitive mouth.
What he beheld was a woman with
a snow white skin, black eyes, melan
choly and timid In tbelr expression; a
high brow, abundant dark hair and a
inouih Hint, essentially serious, broke
Into unexpected Illuminating smiles.
"It would lie ruilo of me to say wnai
a service Uie light has done roe," be
said stupidly.
"The light has told me a number of
things," she responded daringly.
"What?" he Importuned.
"That yon hnve lieen a student lov
ing solitude; that you are melancholy
ofnniT thnn you are merry, and that
you like a good book better than a
good frleuil."
"No. no; not the last!"
She laughed aud took the cup of cof
An Epidemic of Whooping Cough.
Last winter during an epidemic of
whooping cough my children contract
ed the disease, having severe coughing
spella. We hsd used Chamberlain's
Cough Iterotdy very successfully for
croup and naturally turned to Itattbat
time and found II relieved tha cough
and -fleeted a complete core, John E
CllHord, Proprietor Norwood House,
Norwood. N Y. This remedy la for
sale b) W L DeLano.
fee he offered her. tie took note of
her gray skating frock, with Its edging
it black fur, of her scarlet velvet vet
tud little hood and the white, peuslve
face peering above her voluminous
bon. She fell to talking with some
others, and preseutly aue unshed up to
him for a second.
"I was rude to you with my personal
comments," she said under her breath,
speaktug quickly. "Please forgtve me.
I knew at the time that I was doing
erroug."
Ik-fore he could gut over thinking
how quaint a speech this was she was
rone, lie saw her no more that night
There was nothing, It would seem, lu
this brief association to keep hi m wak
ing till dawn. There was nothing to
make her bold her fingers close upon
her eyes as If to shut out a vision. The
mystery remains always beyond ex
planation. There is no definition to
the magic word; there Is no fashion in
which the necromancy can be account
ed for.
The morning found him eager to see
her and found her wondering by what
means she could avoid him. There
was Ice boating, and while he searched
for her he saw her flying by In one of
the skimming craft, sitting erect aud
fearless while the great white boat
took to Itself the wings of a reckless
bird. -
In the afternoon there was a musical,
and he saw her sitting, demure and
sober. In a corner where he could not
reach her, and later, at dinner, In all
the witchery ot her gleaming toilet of
white, he had the sorry satisfaction of
glimpsing her as she went down to
dinner with another man.
In the evening she seemed to nit be
fore his eyes like a wlll-o!-the-wIsp., IIo
could never get near enough to speak.
He gave up at length and went away
angry and hurt, and the next morning
a telegram came calling him back to
town. . lie said to himself thnt he
would meet her somewhere, though he
was qulto aware that her life was
much more .given up to fashlonablo
pleasures than bis own. But the win
ter wore away, and he mot her no
where. . lie could not think ot trying
to call upon. her. She had not asked
him to do so. Bhe had seemed not to
care for him after that first night, but
accuse himself as he might of having
been an Infatuated fool he could not
rid himself at the Idea that for a few
hours his soul ,wss nearer to hers than
It had ever been to that of any other
human being. To be sure, their hap
piness and sweet intimacy bad been
hidden under "badinage and ah affecta
tion of Indifference, but they were
there, all the same.
Summer came.
"I shall see her at the lake," said
Klrklaud, and he put himself In the way
of being- Invited up, but she was not nt
her uncle's house. She had gone to the
Canadian lakes with an English fami
ly. Klrkland concluded that he ought
to seo Canada. A man really had no
business gadding off to the other sldo
of the world till he had seen his own
continent IIo went rowing on Cana
dian lakes and nearly lost his life, but
after a fortnight's pntlencc ho found
his way to the lodgo whero Miss
Hlynn's friends lived.
"Miss Blynn grew tired of our grim
solitude," said ber host "She says
Chicago Is pleasant in the summer,
though I myself have yet to see the
time when I would call it pleasant, and
she has gone back home to study some
thing or other. I never knew her so
studious."
"She's restless," commented Klrk
land. "I wonder why 1"
lie put all shyness and seuso of pro
priety behind him and determined to
find out why. The morning after
reaching the city he made himself guy
In white duck and boldly called at her
house. She was out on a porch at tho
rear of the severe looking city bouse
and bad made herself a miniature
country seat there with palms and
ferns and flowers. The hammock was
moving as If she had just quitted It,
but when be met her she was rising
decorously from one of the chairs that
surrounded a reading table littered
with the midsummer magazines.
"You haven't your skates on I" sho
cried mockingly, extending her hand.
Ber eyebrows went up and came down
In a funny, nervous little way and the
corners of ber month seemed tremu
lous.
"Is It necessary for me to have my
skates on In order to recommend my'
self to your favor?" be Inquired.
"I cannot tell," she responded, "till I
see bow well you converse In Oxford
ties and summer ducks."
They talked nonsense like this for
half ad hour, but both of them were
desiring to keep still and enjoy the hap
piness of being together again. Neither
had the courage to become scrlbus. He
arose finally.
"I know how Impertinent I havo
been In calling," be said. "It la Justl
fled only by by my temptation."
"We can resist everything but temp
tation, a clever man once said," smiled
Miss Blynn.
"Then I may come again?"
"Yob may come In two weeks."
"I am coming tn a week or not at
1L" .
-Then Wt It be In a week," she
lsuahed.
But It was not a week. It was three
days.
"I've been miserable for seven
months through not seeing you," he ex.
plained. "I won't stand It any longer
unless rou condemn me to It
Her eyebrows went up and down In
that curious way of hers.
"I shan't condemn you to It," she
said, "because well, because I came
back from Cansda, because well"
"Well, why?"
"Because It was such a long way
from from Chicago."
But something In the accent of the
speech made It personal and precious
to Klrkland. And he lifted her hand to
his llps.-Chlcago Tribune
r-LAifcU OCT.
Dull headache, pains In various parts
of the body, sinking at the pit of the
stomach, loss of appetltn, feverish ness,
pimples or sores, are all positive
evidence of Imp re blood. No matter
bow It became so, It most tie purified
In order toobuln good health. Aaker's
Wood Elixir has never failed to cure
Horofuloosor Hypbilltlc poisons, or any
other blood dlaeejass. It Is certainly a
wonderful remedy and we sell every
bottle on post Uvea guarantee. For
ale by W L DeLano,
pi Accicicn iniiiuu
ULHOOIIILU UULUmili
Notice. UMler thi head not to exi-eed five
line, 60 ceula per week; l 50 a month; $12
par year.
For Sale.
holt rSAI.K-AI a hargnlii, one of the
beat slock Mid grniu rsncliee of 740
acres, 8 miles from Kugene. Will be
cold ew a whole, or in part, to suit
purchaser. Kssy terms. For par
ticulars apply to John Iuliani, at
Ax Hilly Department rUore.
t'OH ISA LK. Corner First ami Jeller-
t-on strtvis, one 1U room linuet and
to lota, bUxltio feet each. Oood
ham, water, fruit, Hue garden ground.
Also house hihI lot, corner First and
Lawrence Btreets, lot Uti leet 8 Inches,
I'jr Kin feet, youi g fruit trees, good
maiden glotnul, water, etc. Also
house and lot, corner Willamette
aud Fourteenth street. Fir prices
aud terms write 8 J Hills, Taoouia,
Wash, Box 827, or call at Uuakd
oilioe.
FOR BALE. F'lne carriage, nearly
uew, also two sets of double harness.
Knqulrd of H. B. Miller, corner ef
Niutb and Patterson.
Miscellaneous.
WANTED. Au experienced girl to
do general housework. Inquire of
Mrs. E. K. ISklpwortli, Eugene.
WANTED PaitieB wanted to out 100
cords uf while fir and balm wood.
Apply to T U Linton, Eugene.
Story of a Slave.
To be bound hand and foot for years
by the chains of disease Is the -worst
form of slavery. Ueorge X) Williams,
of Manchester, M loll., tells how such
a slave was made free. . He says) "My
wife has been so helpless for five years
that she oouhl not turu over in bed
alone. After u-lng two bottles of Eleo-
trlo Hitlers she is wouderfully Im
proved, and able to do her own work,"
Till" supreme remedy for female dis
eases quickly oures tiervomnes, , sleep
lessness, melancholy, lieauaohe, back
ache, fainting and dizzy spells. TIiIb
miracle working niedlulne le a godsend
to weak, sickly, ruu down people.
Every bottle guaiauteed. Only 60
oentB. Hold hy W L- DeLauo, drug
gist.
How's This
We idler One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any ease of Catarrh- thai
cn"iiot lie en rid by Hall's Catarrh
Cure.
K J Chunky A Co., Props, Toledo, O.
We, the ntiiler-lgiieil, have known K
J Cheney for I ho hist Ifi years, antl be
lluve blin perfectly houorable III al
husluess IniiiMicllnns, and financially
able In carry out any obligation wade
by their llrm.
Wkht&Tkuax, wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O
Waldino, Kinnan 4 Mahvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken inter
ually, aciliig illrevlly ui.nu the blood
at d mucous aiirfuces of the system.
Price, 75 cents per oottle. Bold by all
drugglsst. Testimonials free.
Hull's family pills are the best.
Notice to Contractors.
TlieCniiiity Court of Lane ounty
Oregon, will receive bids up to 1 o'clock
p ni, Wednesday, June 6, 1000, for
furnishing the materials and construct
ing a wagon toad bridge serosa the
McKetizle river at Hendricks' ferry In
said county. Plans, specifications and
stream diagrams must accompany
each bid, and bids will be received on
both steel and wooden structures,
with stone, tubular or wooden piers
The eourt reserves the right to reject
any aud all bids..
By urder of the Court.
E. U. LRU, Clerk.
Eugene, Or., Msy 10 1000.
Bismarck's Iron Nerve
Was the result of Ills spendtd health.
Indomitable will and tremendoui
energy are not found where stomach,
liver, kidneys and bowels are out ol
order. If you want these qualities and
the success ll'ey tiring, use ut. lung's
New Life PHI-. They develop every
power ofbralu aud body. Only Zoo.
W L DeLauo's drug store.
Alaska Unld Fields.
First steamship for Cape Nome and
Cap York will sail from Hostile May
10.. This will be a large shin with t
freight capacity of 1000 tons and pas.
senger accommodations fur 200, For
rates and further information, enll on
oraddrasa - K. MoMllKPHKT,
Agent No 'hern Psoitis, Eugene,
Cemetery Work.
J L Lombard Is now doing some
work at the Maannlc fend I O O
cemeteries. Any persons wanting
walls around their lots, etc, can procure
the same at greatly reduced prices
calling on the getitleman this month
o Cure, Xo Pay.
That la the ay all dmirylata sell (irorra
Taatelean Chill Tonlofor Chill., Malaria ana
llillioiuineai.. II ia aa pleaaant to take a.
Lemon Hyrup. fytcenta
' Mahkbt. The ladies of HI Mary's
Guild, Episcopal Church will holds
market Haturdsy, June 9.
Rev. W. E. Bllwir, W.Caton, N. Y.
writes, "I had dyspepsia over twenty
years, and tried doctors and medicine
without benefit, I was persuaded to
use Kndol Dyspepda (,'ure and 11 help
ed me from the start, I believe It to lie
a panacea for all forms ol Indigestion."
It digests what you eat. . Vincent cV
Co , Comer Drug Store.
Lewis Ackerman, Uosben, Ind,,
aays, "DeWitt's Little Early Risers
always bring certain relief, curs my
headache and never grljie." They
genera ly cleanse and Invigorate the
bowels and liver.
For Sale By
Would Not Suiter So Again
Fi.lv Times lis .'rice.
for
I HWokf hi-t til'it w:li sev. re p.ilm
In my stn lr.ch. I never felt ao lotilly
in all my life. When I came down in
work this tii'irntng 1 feit so wek I
could Imril'y work. I went In Miller
A MuCiiuly'ii ilitig store and tt ey rec
ommended I'liAiiilieriKin'. (.'olio, Chol
era and l'inrrhoea U-iunly. It worked
like umglo and one iIoho tlxed me all
right It cetlaitily Is Hie tlne.t thing
I ever used for aloinncli trouble. I shall
not he niiiioui it In my house I ui le
afier, for I elioulil not care to endure
the i.ti llei Iny of lual night again for
fifty Hi.es lis price, u. II. Wilson,
lilveryu-.m, lliirgvllatown, Washing
ton Co, IV ThU remedy is for sale hy
W . L. De Latin,
Prevented a Tragedy.
Timely ii loiinalion given Mis.
Ueorge I,no.', of New Strallsvllle,
Ohio, provei.vd a ilnadtiil tragedy
and saved itv.. lives, A Irlghlful omgli
had long kepi lo r awake every night.
She had 1 1 oil many remedies tu.d
doctors Ion -Iiy grow worse until
urged tntiy D,, IvlngVINew Discovery.
Oue bottle who'ly cured her, and she
writes tills tinirveioiis medicine also
cured Mr Long ol a severs ailack of
piieiiiiinnla Knoll oures uru positive
proof of th,' iiia'chless merit of this
grand remedy for curing all throat,
chest and lung troubles. Only 60o
ami $1.00. Kveiy bottle guaranteed.
Trial bottles free at W L DeLano's
Drug Mtote.
Call For County warrants.
Notice Is hereby given that the
following warrants will be paid ou
presentation at my olllce on and aftku
May i!8, 1000. Interest ou same
111 oeuae May 28, 1000: All Lane
oouuly warrants from registered uuiu
ber 0151 lo 0302, both Inclusive,
Dated, Eugene, May 20, 1000.
A H Pattkhhon,
County Treasurer
Notice.
All appllcatlnna for positions lor
teachers inusi he hied with tho clerk
on or before Juno 4, I nOO.
Oko. F, tlltAW,
Clerk School District No. 4.
Kugouo M ty !!, 11)00.
To Cute a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative lironio Quinine Tab
lets, All druggists refund the money
if It falls lo cure, E, W. 1 1 rove's signa
ture Is on each box. 2fio,
Experience Is the best teacher. Use
Acker's English Heiuilv in any case
of coughs, colds ur cnuiu. Should It
mil to give Immediate nei money re-
minted, as cts and no . rorsuiuny
W L DeLano.
' The Crescent bloycle Is the strongest
wheel built. F L Chambers has them
at f26 and .')6.
Dyspepsia Cure.
Digests what you eat.
ItartlOclallydlKcnUthofoodaDdaldt-
rT.it.uro in ftiretiKinening ana recon
structing the exhausted digestive or
gans.. It Is the lat est discovered digest-
ant, and tonic. No other preparation
can approach It In elllclency. It in
stantly relieves and permanently cure
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nauses.
8lckIIeadaclie,OastralKia,Cramps,ani)
another results or imiierrectaiKeauoo,
Prepared hy C. C. LieWltt Co., Cbloogo.
IIrDENT & CO., Corner Drug Ston.
NERVITA
VITAL! TV
L09T VIOOR
AND MANHOOr
Cores Impotency, NI irlit Emissions and
wnoMnz diseases, all c licet a r' scu
ubuBe, or excoss ami indis
cretion. Aiicrvotoiiiciim!
ItliHHl builder. Diliu' i tht
pink (flow to palcchecksand
restore the fire tf youth.
Hy mall fiOo per box; l boxes
for iSVS.fiO; with r written riiui iiu.
too to euro or refund tbo mouoy.
NERVITA MEDICAL CO. ,
Clinton et Jackson St., CHICAGO, ILL
For sale WL DeLano Drugglit
F.C. CORSETS
MAKE
.American Beauties.
Latest
Models.
On Hach Box.
KALAMOO CORSET CO,
SOLE MANUFACTURERS.
SOLO BY
AX BILLY
Mil
CR, WILLIAMS' INDIAN PILE OINTMENT
"il.oue lilinu, Ulieaiiiguiid lulling Piles. It ahaorb. tlio
tumor--, llui it.'limg ut once, acta aa a poultice, gives
itit;inl ivUri'. Pivp.nvd only for File, and Itching of tho
pnviiie puriH- F.wt.v box i warranted. Judge Ooons, of
Mayaville. Kv , soys: -Or. Williams Indian Pile Oint
ment i-iiied mo afior venra of sutfeiing." Bold by druggi.ta
nent hy mail on receipt of price. 50 oonta and 11.00 per box.
Linn Dreg Co
Throat Troubles
"Bardwell, Ky., where I live, is In the ex
treme western part of the HtAU? and oplya
laLi ''w miles rom Cairo,
jrlljl 111., where the Ohio
SBIljrC. empties into the Mia-
j(uiS j-3 siaaippi River. It may
ore common here be
cause of loca
tlon, but,
whatever the
reason, I find
It wiae to con
stantly keep a
supply of
Acker's Krtf-
dish Remedy
for Consump
tion on hand.
It la the best
thing I ever
for coughs, colds and throat troubles, and .
1 have used It in my family for years. No
druggist here can be depended upon to have
It always, so 5 am writing thla letter to W.
H. Hooker A Co., 220 Broadway, N. Y., to
order a duien bottles at a time. My wife is
bothered lately with sore throat and difficult
breathing, but Just aa soon aa the dosen bot
tles get hore, I will give her a few doses, and
lie will certainly be well again. I expect to
write another letter In a ahort time Baying
my wife is cured, for I feel absolutely tun It
Is what she need.." (Signed) T. A. Warn.
Sold st 25c., 60o. stld a bottle, throughout
the United States and Canada : and in Eng
land, at la. 2.1.. 2s. 8.I., 4a. 6.1. If you are not
satlatied after buying, return the bottle to
your druggist, and get your money bock.
It aIAortaaf)w(WMfeite . '
W. if. UOOKKR dt CO., enprUfn, tint ltnli
For Sale) B W L Dlno.
J. L. PAGE
-DIaLIJb IK-
Grocer is
Having a Large ana Complete stock of
Staple and Kanoy Groceries bought
In ths best markets,
EXCLUSIVELY FOR GASH.
I ean offer the publlo better iticea
than nuv other hcjse In Eugene,
U08I1B Street Railway.
TIMK (JABD. ; ,v
ArW the 4th of (Jot. 1896, the street
oars will run on the following eohedue
time until further uotios.
LSU.VINO THI DRPOT, ... '
7:10-7:40-8:10-8:40-9:lfr4):40-10H)ila m
hm every half hour.
HOFFMAN HOUSE SALOON
Sommervllla o Btrgar.
Pure WhlaVle. and Brandies, the fines
fraile. of Wluea and 'Jlgaia. Mixed
'link, a specialty.
Weinhard's.
Famous Berv
Bottle and Draught
FIRST CLASS.")
Corvallis & Eastern
RAILROAD.
Tina cabs
No. 2 for Yaqnlna
Train leavee Albany UAi V U
Iave. (Jor? alii. 1:56 P M
. Arrive. Yequlna 746PM
No. 1 Returning
Leaves Yaqttna 00 AM
Leaves Corr.lli. HiM A M
Arrives Albany UiltJ P M
No. S forfDetrott
Leaves Albany... 7.-00 A M
Arrives IMmft ll.an a la-
No. 4 Returning .
Leave. Detroit 12,20 P M
Arrives Albaay rM P M
One end twneonnaoiaA anna rVn-llla
With Southern Paelfls train latn l.-.
ear-lee le and (root New pert .nel fdjaeaet
twacbea.
I lain, for th mountain arrive at neteallat
noon, giving amnl time lo reach eaaaDlB-t
round, on the llmlumbu.li and aaalUma
earns dar.
K II WIN STONE,
Maaagst,
H I. WAT litrm
J TURNER, . Trip.
Agent Albaay.
Your attention la called to th PIONKRR
1.1 MITKH" traina of the "CHICACO, M IL
WAl'KKK ft ST PAUL RAILROAD"
"The onlv perfeet traina In the world."
Yon will find It deeirable to rule on those
train when going to any point In the
Kaatern State, or Canada. Ikay connect
lth all Tranaoontlnental Trains and all
Ticket Agent, e.11 ticket
For further faforaeiloa, pseaphlets, etc.,
sak any Ticket Agant or
u j auvui
J W CAHKY, eeal Attest.
Tn.v Pa.' Agent. Psrtlsad, (ire
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