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Newspaper Page TextJ ttable Preparation for As king UicFoCilandEeula e Slomfldis and Bowels cf ofcs Digcslion.Chfcrful aulRcst.Contains ruither tMorptune nor Mineral. iKAHCOTIC. rsw rmrwt Remedy forConstipa 5our Stomach.Diarrhoea, of Sleep. Simile Signatureof KEW TOHK. ICT COPY OF WHAPPCB. ,,, ,, iron ,., ?TH AND EAST -VIA- torn PacifiG Go SHASTA ROUTE ve Kupene for Portland and way Bb at 3;54 a m; 1 :08 p in. land tne fend tamtnto J-Vancipco 8:30 a m 2:08 p in 12:33 a m f:0 p m 7:45 p m 7:00 p is, 12:34 a m 11:30 a ro 4:: 5 a in 8:15 a in he 5:45 a in 11:45 a m ffer :00 a m 0:00 a in as City 75 a in 7;25 a m pt0 7:45 a m 0.30 a m Angeles ftuw i Worth bf M-xico ttnn f Orlean.a TYo.k 1:20 p m (KH p m 0:30 a in 9:55 a m 4:00 a ra (i:25-p ra 0:42 a m 12:43 p in 7:00 a m 9:00 p in 0:30 a m 9:55 a m 4:00 a m 0:25 p in 0:42, a in 12:43 p m 'Pullman and Tourist cars on both trains. Chair cam Sacra iiento to gden and Kl 1 mo, tail tourist cars to ChicaM, 4t Lniifl, New Orleans and Wifhineton. - Connect in st at Pan Fron nsco with Reveral steaim-iip . flues for Honolulu, Japan, -China, I'liillipines, Central aid South America. L G Adair, agent at Eugene tea . OH MARK HAM, T G P A, Portlacd,Or. r : :n short line r. r. KE DlftEUT BOUTE TO liana, Utah, Colorado, i all Eastern Points. ft. . - Ice at two favorite rontea, via the HON PACIFIC Fast Mall Line, or je RIO Q RAN UK Scenlo Line No Change ol Cars Portland-Chicago Special, "the (inert 53 ru gqnipped with it Standard Sleepers Jew Ordinary (fou'ist) Sleepers, fb Librat Y-BuHet Cars Idid Dinners (meals a la carte) Viable Coaehesand Smokers it Train Completely Vestibuled. Jfor further information apply. I STEVENS, Agent, Eugene, or 'gel, W E Coman "Am . Oen'lAgl U2 TMrd 8t. Porttaod. Or r- IO EAST VIA 'test and Quickest Line - TO 'Ul, OULUTH, MIRNEAP0I-1S, CHICAGO An all points Eart. Ini and Buffet Smoklnf Llbrarr Carl. JAII YTRAIXS. FAST TIME. ' i' KANI) SCEN'KHY UNEiUALE r P f.'l' 5" r"'nt" "art i Portland and the W r S'tliTHERN RY..nn sale at South- (' i- li.,t Tirk-t t)ll-ce, Eugene, or .T northern Ticket oih 153 MORRISON STREET PORTLAND. I ' 'ta. Y Urn and full information re astern Trip, call on ..rad.lrem J,, A. B. C. PENNISTON, -y Paei. and Ticket Agent, Portland. nmmtmm 11 rmnn 'WHO HWlf, j For Infants and 01. Mr Th8 Kind You Save Always fright I Bears tho . Signature The Kind You Have Always Bought. THC CtWTAUW COMPANY, N CW YORK. CITY. Ml llll Hill1 ill II 'il 'IIIIIWII'I RTJSJNKSS CARDS. II F.KHEKT LKIGH, . ASSAY OKKIOR, Prompt and nci-ninto returns guaranteed. Cottage Ukovi:, Oheoon. ATTOP.XEYS-AT-LAW. O HALE. ATTOKNKY A r-LAW. ooms I and 2 Clirirniitn Hlock. EUQENK. OKtOON'. J M WILLIAMS. ATTOUKKY.AT1.AW Collections a speciidtv. Dllice Over Ijiuu I'ountv Hank, BILYLU, ATTOKNKY-AT-LAW. )ni. e Over Kirst National Hunk . EUOF..VK, Ohkoon. A. c woodcock. ATTOliNEY-ATLAW. Oifico Oue-half block south of Chriflmaa B!k Eugene, Oregon. SKIPWOKTH. ATTOKNEY-AT-dAW Will practice in all the Court's. Ei'oenk Oregon. HELMUS W THOMPSON CHAB A HARDT HOMPSON A IIAliDY, ATTOI1XEYS-AT-LAW. Office In First Natioi.al l!ank ltmlflini;. Practice in all the court. Euornk, Ohbqon. QhO. It DOKKIS, ATTOKNKY COUNSKLOIi-AT LAW Will practice in all Hie courta nf the Second ludicial Uwtrict and in the Supreme Court of the state. Special attention ipven to collections ana matters in probate Office riret iatlonal liana mug. KiMitna 1. 2 and o. MEDICAL. D It J W HAKIUS. PHYSICIAN1 ANU SUliiiKON. Office Over WilWns t Linn'idmg store. Office Hours-tt t. VJ a oi: 8 t.) i and 7 to U p ro. Residence -Ferry street hetween 1 1th and 12th. pAIXEA KL'YKENDALL, PHYSICIANS ANUSURCEONS Offices-In Chrisnian Hlock. .... Scial attention to surgery and surgical ilu easeeof woui-?n. J S LUCKEY, JEWELER. Was hes and Clocks l!. iairl. Kcacxi. Oheiwf u It O HIUDLK, IiENTIsr r:n l,n I) ro street. ruv?.-n rutn I. struts one block wi-t id Mii.nesnta H.trl. Notice to Creditors- N jiicei. h. '. by " !'' 1'- Vl WilkiD' h,.ben,-n'T a,.p-.iM.d a.li..li.l-lr.lor of .Ba r.f I K. Elll-'H decy.d, bT lh tl,',n !' O. p..'tr. cor.ritr J . I of said Lane c mitv. Bgsin"t s'd i Vf .. t:,r by nofiti'.l to t-, iK, sdiuiuisirslor .iw. .,a i.f ir.ia notice, enib ih " T'.ucb. r at the f. office O.O.O. "J I. O.ron Gio. it. DfHtl1. Att'i. lot Estate. A l'ii,nitraior, Maklna Itarrela. Too.ruii. la uue of the trades that no mi,, ihutnin or hnprovlti- mull n illi in ii'iciu j-,.f8." Mhl a uiauufncturvr, "bill lull the illvt-tltul'K 1111,1 ..pv.ll in;;. tUluisu starti-d iu Willi such a runli Hint it lak.s a goid dral of our time aivplug abr,a,t r tiK. linprovcmcuts thai art. loiiiinj. i0 njarti., t.verJ. Tho work usej to 1h dono eutirvly by hand, ami tho coopers of ton had to buy their hoops from a llrui that njado iiuthlng else. The coopers were not Well enough equipped to make all tho uiiierent urts of a barrel themselves, and often they boiiiilit everything out side and merely put tho barrels togeth- r. It used to take fll-n or elv ...... ... do tho work properly, nml an hour's nine would perhaps turn out ten bar- reis. "As the system is now. nil tbA .now rut parts are made bv on in,.i,i.. nud only one man is ueetled to attend u. Alter the wood Is fashioned into staves and boons and limrms i,v it i. pieces are run through another section oi it anu come out almost Immediately n finished barrel, rendy to be loaded and shipped to our customers. in a regular average about 30 bar rels can be turned out iu an hour. Yon can sec what the savluir is over tb ni.i way. Employiug six men for one hour, us iney used to Uo, we enn get 100 bar rels, where by the old system they were only able to pet ton "-oio.k., Chronicle-Telegraph. Nod and Drop Aaleep. Dr. Pnrdlnl of Turin claims that be has discovered that the best method of treating obstinate Insomnia is to make his patients Imitate the drowsy nod dlugs of a tired man while sitting In a chair. Every one who has ever watched a sleepy man In a train has probably been amused by the neck distorting uods which herald the approach of sleep. If the observer bas given any thought to the subject nt all. he has probably decided that the contortions are due to the sleeper's unconscious ef forts to preserve his bnlauce. Dr. Par dlul says that the balance has nothing to do with It. He declares that nod ding Is pathologic; that It Is nature's own method of induclug sleep. This. If properly carried out, brings the head of the patient almost upon his right shoulder. The body Is then to be Inclined to tho left and the head allowed to roll In that direction, still uncontrolled by the muscles. As soon ns the bend has renched the left shoul der muscular control Is to be resumed and the head raised slowly until It Is In the same position ns nt the beglnulng of the exercise. Then the whole meth od Is to be repeated ns long as needful. Clilncee Arltutnctlc. The Chinese rejoice In a wonderful talent for Inaccuracy Iu every detail. Tor instance, a pound or a pint varies as It suits the merchant's fancy. In some part you get half or n quarter as much ns you do In others for the same price nud measure. Then, ngaln, their way of calculating distance does not nt nil tally with Eu clid. For Instance, you are told from A to B Is four miles, but from II to A Is eight miles. If you ask how this Is possible, you are told It depends from which end you start; If you stm t from A, it Is down hill, so much easier to walk; whereas, starling from 1!, you have to walk up hill, which Is much more exerting nud, fatiguing In fact. It Is the same ns wnlklng a longer dis tance on even ground. This form of argument always amus ed me nearly as much as the way the Chinese have of counting n person's age by tens. "My mother." they will tell you, "Is 30" (or 40). When she leaves 30, she Is getting near 40. Should we all like to be told that, I wonder? Leslie's Weekly. Literary Conaale. It is one of the curiosities of litera ture, says George F. Parker In The At lantic, that, although the consular serv ice bos not produced reports of either economic or Informing value, many writers hove done conspicuous work before and during service and after re tirement W. D. Uowells wrote somo delightful books on Italy. Besides his "Life of Peter tho Ureat," Eugene Schuyler wrote nn acceptable short history of American diplomacy and translated Bome of Turgeneff's nov els. Hawthorne, Ellhu Burrltt, Under wood, Bret Hnrte, Pcnfleld. Klchuinn to mention only a few have done not able work In literature, but not nn offi cial report of value. In the one case there was something to say, united with freedom of view and opinion; In the other there was nothing to sny, and red tape was too strong for them. Tho fault is In the system, not In the men. Cooking and Eating. ota n.n nmnurln fill IlllVfllclnn 1, 1-1 uiv ,,'... .j. i j would lose his occupation. And we enn eat ror wuaiever we wuut io kci i. .,r l.in in hr norvoua or phlegmatic or to stop or encourage tho ravages of disease. An "open door" awaits them nil. In It too much to hope lliat Hie iweniiem ccuiuij w m law compelling cooks to tnke a medical course? Almost There Alreadr. Mica Torino Yea. dear, we have been engaged for a long time, but what has prevented me rroin taking mo irrevoca ble step has always been the fateful question, "Will he love me when I grow old?' Miss Teiitiy-Don't worry, darling; you'll soon know now. Stray Stories. Mar He Mnde laefnl. McJIgger-Krusly Is suffering from dvsiM'psla now. ThlngiiinlK'li Ah. that's a blessing In disguise! Mc.ligger-A I, hosing? TliiiiL'iinibob Sure. He enn blame that hen-after for his horrible dlspoat tlon.-I'hllndelphla Pnna. An Epidemic of Whooping Cough Last winter during an epidemic of wlnropiin cough my children contract, ed the diwaae, having severe coughing spells. We had ud Chaniberlaln'a Cough Kemfdy very successfully for cro'ipand naturally turned lo Hat that lime aud found It relieved the cough and effected a complete cure, John (TilFird. Proprietor Jsorwood House, Norwood. X V. This lemtdy it tut sale b W L DeLano. Deeded to th Lard. Tho most remarkably deed, ever drawn may be seen on tho private, es tate of a resident of Worcester iu Mas--ochtiActts. It is chiseled en a ruck on what is known ns Rattlesnake bill, situated near the boundary lino be- iwivn Worcester and Leicester. t'ld Solomon Parsons, who was wide ly known In Worcester county as an evceuirle character, and particularly as a crank ou tho subject of religion, paid William C. Hall $lio for a parcel of laud, and directed Hall to convey It by deed to the Almighty. Iu order that the greatest possible publicity in i u ti i be giveu to bis disposition of tho proiH'i-ty Parsons bad the deed of transfer cut Into tho rock verbatim et literatim. During his lifetime Parsons Is said to have made several attempts to hnvo the deed recorded, but the register of deeds, who was aware of his ecceu triclty, each time put him off with tho explanation that no otnclul record was required In tho case of a transfer of real estate to the Almighty. Parsons died intestate several yenrs ago. aud the administrator included the parcel of land on Rnttlesnako bill in the inventory of the old gentleman's estate which ho filed In tho probate court. A wag of a lawyer raised tho question of title, but the Judge decided In tho favor of tho administrator. New York Journnl. Aneedotea of Colonel Egc, Colonel Ege was a famous character In the early dnys. Although living In Doniphan county, he was often In Atch ison, followed by a pack of hounds. He was a high toned southern gentle man, with a kind heart. One day while returning homo from this city he enme across a mail whoso wngon was stuck In tho mud In Inde pendence creek bottom. Colonel Ego nt once started in to help the man pry out his wngon with a fence rail. While both were working nwny Ego became angry and yelled to tho man, "Lift, you son of n gunj you nro not lifting a pouud." The man picked up tho end gnto of the wagon and spilt It over Ege's bend, laying bliu up for three weeks. Ego had his bat off when ho was struck and was so bald beforo coming to Knnsns that he was known ns the Bald Eagle of Maryland. Ege always carried a pistol aud was always trying to shoot through some body's hat without hitting lilm. Ouo day, nt tho Independence creek ferry, ho shot nt n man, but nimcd a Uttlo low and crenaed him. But Ego was always a gentleman; ho took tho man Into his home aud tenderly enred for him uutll ho recovered. Atchison Globe. Spanleli lroverba. Proverbs uncomplimentary to tho fair sex aro common In Spain. "A wo man, llko a pavement, should bo well trampled on to be kept In order," "A woman Is liko a candle, Twist her ncek If you wish her to be good;" "Bo ware of n bad woninn, and do not trust a good one;" "Crying In a woninn and limping In a dog Is all. n sham;" "A cock crows on his own dunghill, but hens cncklo everywhere" Phis In refer ence to the supposed garrulousncss nud Inquisitive disposition of the sex); "Show me n mngplo without a spot and I will show you a womnn without a fnult" In English counterparts are not wanting, for example: A woman, a dog and a walnut tree The more you licit them the better they be. Mothers-lu-lnw and stepmothers come In for a good deal of sarcasm. Somo of the proverbs In rcgnrd to them will not stand translation. Of a man who Is accounted lucky they sny, "If ho fell from the roof of a house, bo would fall on tho top of his mother-ln-Inw." Chambers' Journal. Titer Arcb Deatroyer. "no Is a mean, sneaking, underhand ed element, the motb Is," protests John Kcndrlck Bangs In Tho Woman's Home Companion. "Fire tins a decent sense of tho proprieties. Moths hnvo noue at all. When (Ire nttneks you, It smokes and crackles nnd hisses and ronrs nnd lets you know In clnrlon tones that It has come. Tho moth steals upon you In the dead of night and chews up your best trousers, gorges himself upon your wife's furs, tickles his pnlate with your swcllcst flannel golf shirt, munches awny upon your hnntlsomcst rug, punches holes In your best sofn cushions with his tusks and then Bllcutly folds his tent and stcnlB away without so much as a thank you for hi meal. For unmltl gated meanness commend mo to tho moth! Alongside of the moth nnd his nefarious work even a book ogent pales Into Inslgnlflenncc nnd an unpaid grocer's bill becomes au ahsoluto pleas ure." Oar Flrat Woman Editor. According to the Hartford Courant, that pnper In 1777 was owned nnd cd lied and ninnaged by a woman, whoso name comes down to modern days as "the Widow Watson." She had "cxclu slve charge" of tho Journnl. After a couplo of years Mrs. Watson married a leading citizen of Hartford, nnd after Hint data sho no doubt let lilm ndvlso nd assist In the conduct of the paper. But she holds the record for tho first woman editor In the country. SacrlleKtona. An urchin In a country parish In Scotland, having been told by his par ents to read a newspaper aloud to them, began to do so In tho usua drawling manner of tho parish school He had not proceeded far when his mother stopped lilm short, exclaiming: "You rascall Hoo daro ye read a newspnpor wl' the Blblo twang?" London Telegraph. Dealers In charcoal In Havana aro said never to hnvo yellow fever, while In lay circles It Is advised always to h.ra l nluint fliirlnir lta nrevnienre. because of Its absorbing properties, It Is presumed. PLAif.U OUT. Dull headache, pains In various parts of the body, sinking at the pit of the stomach, loss of appetite, feverish news, pimples or sores, are all positive evidence of Imp ra blood. No matter how It lowjame ao, It must tie purified In order to obtain grod health. Acker's Wood Kllxlr has never failed to cure Mcrofulnusor Hyphilltlc poisons, or any other blood diseams. It Is certainly wonderful remedy and we sell every bottle on positives, guarantee. . For ale by W L DeLano, classified mm, Noti-.vi ur.t. r thU l.cvl ii. t t.i auwl rite lines, .VI tvii: H.r week; 1 ;XI a nit.uth; eTJ t)er year. For Sele. Htl.t SAI.H-At I. .:nc.-iih, ni. i.! U'-t stock nml gram ranch, ,,f Tin j neres, ml'os rrciu Kugene. Will be tuilil H! a whole, or In pint, to suit purchaser. Kay terms. Fur p:ir tb'tllnrs apply to Jiilm IiiIihiii, at Ax Hilly Hi parimi iit .store. FOU tAl.K. Corner First ami J, il,i- son streets, one 10 ro,,in bou e, nud two lotn, MlxllKt feel e.ich. Hood burn, water, liuit.tine garden ground. Also bouse and hit, corner First and laiwience at reels, lot leel S Inches, by ItiO feet, young frrli trees, good garden giouiid, wale-, etc. Also bouse and lot, corner Willamette and Fourteenth streets. For prices and terms wilto rij Sills, Tae.Hiia, Wash, ilox S7, or call at tlUAKti oillce. FOlt 8ALF., Fine carriage, nearlv new, also two setsof double hsruesa. Kuniiireiif II. H, Miller, corner of Ninth and Patterson. Miscellaneous. WANTED. An experienced girl to do general housewoik. Inquire nf Mrs. K. H. Mkipworth, Eugene. WANTED Panics wauled to cut lot) coids of white Hr aud balm wood. Apply In T U Union, Kugene. Story of a Slave. To bo bou'id band sud loot for years by Hie chains of disease Is Ibe worst form of slavery, lleorge D Williams, of Manchester, Mich., tells how such a slave was made free. Unsays; ".My wife lias hten so helpless for IK'o years thai she could not turn over lu bed iilotie. After u.ing two botllesof Eleo- trlc, C.ittirs she !a wonderfully m proved, and able lodo her own work." This supreme remedy for female dis eases quickly cures nervoil.ii.-s-, sleep lessness, melancholy, beaiiache, back ache, fainting and diz.y spells. Tills miracle woiki'ig medicine Is u godsend to weak, sickly, run down people. F.very hoi tie guaranteed. Only 60 cents. Hold t,y W L Del.ano, diug- glsl. PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Calendar of tlie Work From June 4 to S. Euch forenoon Examinations. WtdiieedHj ,Sp. in Closing program of High .School, In assembly room of High School btilUIUIg, Thursday, 3:30 loo p. m. Exhibit of ivoik of High School students, mid reception In families and friends of studen's, in High school building. inursiiav, p in, Annual public promotion, Eighin iliude, lu First Christian church. Friday, I) n. in. Promotions ut deary building. 10 a. in. Promotions nt Central building. 11 a. in. Promotions nt Hlpi school. It Saved His Leg. P. A. Danlortli, of LuClrange, Ud euflered Intensely for six months Willi frightful running sure on his leg, but writes that lluck leu's Arnica Halve wholly cured it lu tell dnys. Fur ulcers, wound, burns, bolls, pain or piles Us the best salve In the world. Cure guaranteed. Ouly "f, Hold by W L DeLano, druggist. Cemetery Work. J L Lombard Is now doing some work at the Masonic, and I O O P cemeteries. Any persons wanting walls around lliclr lots, etc, can procure Hie same at greatly reduced prices by calling on Hie gentleman this month. Mrs. Calvin Zimmerman, Mileabiirg, Pa., says: "As a speedy cure for coughs, colds, croup, and sore throat One Minute Cough Cure Isunequallcd Il Is pleasant for children to take. 1 heartily recommend It to mothers,' It is the only harmless remedy that produces liiimedlase results. It cures bronchitis, pneumonia, erlppe and throat aud lung diseases. It will pre. vent consumption' Vincent & Co, Corner DiugHlore. French Tansy Wafers, me world'i anions remedy fur lingular and pain ful periods of ladles; are never falling and safe. Marrk-d ladies' friend French Tansy Wafers are the ouly re liable female remedy In the world; Im ported from Paris; take nothing; else, but insist on genuine; In red wrappers with crown trade mark. La France Drug Company, Importer, 3)4f Turk il, Han rrar-rlMD, eor enhi liy all drug gists, or sent In plain wrapper din cl n receipt ol 12. Lewis Ackerman, (losher,, lud., says, ' DeWitt's Little Ivirly Risers always bring cirtaln relief, cure my headache and never gripe." Tiny genera ly clcar.se anil Invigorate the Ikiwcis ami liver. The Ladles' Aid Fisdely of the Prcsl, Irtlan church will give a Ilaby hhovt on the Dili of June. Bring all your bab'i-s from ix months to two years old. Prizes will be given and Ice cream and cake served. Further par ticulars later. I consider it not only a pelaeure but a duly I owe to my neighbors to tell about the wotideiful cure e ll.ftnl In my case by the timely useof Chnniln-r-Iain's Colic. Cholera ai:d Diarrhoea K"tiifdy. 1 was Isken very badly with llux and procured a iKitlle of this remedy. Afewdoseaof It eftecb-d a permanent cure. I take pleasure In reconme tiding It to others suHWtng from that dreadful iliwaw-. J. v. Lynch, Dorr, W Vs. This remedy la sold by W L Drl,uo. P n70w,1,,'!Aff 1 B i-a 'v ''it,r'iM-i.,'i. H H U U V linviile pai ls El a an si , m lu lull By llnw'sjTliis e i ll, .- O .. Pin drcd l I i,i ,'e waul lor any o! tuir,i. il, st i l not be e.lr.d by Hal 's IVallli t 'ill e. F J CltKM.Y A Co., Piops, Toledo,!). We, tin . ii mi r- igiieil, have t now II F J ChoM.y f"r the !a-t I. yen I'-, M,,l In lii-ve bin, ; I rl. i t Ii !., ii i,i,l.,i. in ,. Inisiiicss iiun-uclloiis, ai.d llnaucially ante in cany rut any obligation made by l heir linn. W ksTiy Tut' AX, wholesale Druggists, TY.Ieilo, O WaI.IUNO, KlNNA.N Aj MakVIN, Wholesale Druggists, loleilo, ll, Hull's Catarrh I mo is taken Inter, naliy, ncilng directly upon the blood aid mucous sutla.vs i,f t lie, sy-leili. Pnoe, 7"i celils ht tiotlle. Hold by all diiiggis-i. 'rest nialsfr.e. Hull's family pills are the best. Notice lo Contractors. The County Court of Lane i ounty, Oregon, w ill ucelve bids up to 1 o'clock p in, Wciluca lay, J..i e tl, 10 0. for furnishing the mateiials aud construct ing a wngon load In ill. o across the MoKeiz e iim at Hendricks' feny in Slid ciuniy. Plans, speclllcstmne and stream ilisg-silts must accompany each bid, uuil i ids win I e received on both ste, I and woden stiuctures, with stone, tul.tilsr r win den ler. The c url tesi r e the light lo njeel any aud all 1,1,1. By order of the C- tirl. F. U. I. KK, Clerk. Eugene, Or., ! lo I Duo. Call For Cotiiiiy Warrants. Notice Is hereby given that Hie following warrants will be paid ou presentation at my nlllce ON nnd A stick May 2S, Hint). Interest nn same will eeasu May '.'H, lllllii: All Lane county wntratits from registered limn bor (llfil lo iwnj, both inclusive. Dated, Ki.gene, May "II, IIKK). A H Pati khhon, County T'leasuror. Notice. All applications for positions for teachers must be hied w ith Hie clerk ou or before June 4, l'K), dm. F. ' haw, Ch rk School Dlslrlet No. 4. JCilgene M iy 1, lll(K). To Cuiea Cold in One Day Take Luxallvo Hromo Quinine Tab ids. All druggists refund the money if II falls to cute. K, W. I Irovc's s'gna turn Is on each box. 2Ti, Iiisniaiclf's Iron Nerve Was the result of his spendid health. Indomitable will nud tremendous energy are not found n hue stomach, liver, kidneys and I is aro cut of order. If you want tl.,,. i uilltles and Hie success they bring, use Dr. King's New Life Pill, They develop every power of brain and body. Only 260. W L I)e Lano's drug store. Dyspepsia Cure. Digests what you eat. - It artl (lclall y digests tho food and a!4 Wit.uro in st remit honing and recon structing Ilia exhausted digestive or gans. It iHtlieliileHl.dlscovoroddlKesis ant nnd tonic. No ol her preparation can approach It In ctllclcncy. It In stanliy relieves nud permanently cure Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, Kick Headache, (iastralgln.Crnnips.and all other results of Imperfect (1 Igestloa prepared by E. C. O.Wi'.t a, Co., Chicago. VINCENT & CO.. Corner Drug Store.' soiafr. VITALI I LOST VIGOR AND lYlANHOOp Cures Ini potency, N Iffht Emission? adr? ivasttnif diseases, alt effects self frsj uhusc, cr execs- and India cfction. A nerve tonic nnd ?N blood I'liildcr. Iitingsthe sitey pink glow topaiecliccksand 'sW restores the lire cf youth. HymnllfJO! per box: O boxes torb'S.riif; with 'i wrlftcn f,"..rnn. oo t euro or icloiKl tho money, NERVITA MEDICAL CO. Clinton A Jackson Stti., CHICAGO, ILL, For sale WL DeLano lira -gl t F. C. SETS MAKE American Beauties, Latest Oo Each Box, KALAMAZOO CORSET CO. SOU MANUf-ACTUHERS. SOLO BV AX BILLY For Sale INDIAN PILE OINTMENT i i iliouuml lb Mug Piles. It absorbs tl.o ' 1 - at oiico, ucu aa a poultice, givo, n.ilv.1 ouly lor Piles aud Itching of the t ry box is warranted. Judtrn Coons, of . a.iv: " lr. Wllliama' Indian Pile. OlnU an r cursor sanenng." Bold bvdruevlata u rrvc.ol i,I price, til cents and II 00 far j pur oox. Linn Drt.g Co Acker's Saved Her Life AUmt twi ti i iit- fit.i u Vnssnr. Midi.. wlit'iv I tit-i p it ill ut: M. ir, Ii---. Mr, i. M. nrntl. Mit'w:irt v-ry k in ul hiiiH-Ut wild f-mMiitiiiitih. 1 Wiltchitl InT t-tl 1 ..ill. I..t..--...t ..(1.. 4- shi' U'lriii. lakiii) VS'ik p Ki'iiitHly fur dm- A -ItllUIMtUII, IM1 I liitH.iranlso Itllirll (.Imill its woihli'rfi.i sir. ihtIiii-' y o u wilt tltmlit it. h;ii Willi nivuwii yen 1 miw this Wt.iiiiiu t;ot trrll mitl thuif hi 1 1 mt n nit-tly. In a vorv sluirt timu tlitj l)lMtl, Iut wi'ru lituUtl tip, (hu stiniiiMi went ttwtty. und titie Ih-ksii tuts inn tm ttih. Situ lienn-lf umd: ' Mr. llullartl. 1 owe my life to Acker s hnglitui Heniwly. It in a certain cure.' In Mrs. Hrail'f ne:i;iborhootl her recovery lias occusiuiutj nun'), coimnent, iu yitu can easily nml en. ntfiul. ller casu was ono where everybmlj tluMiKht it wiw only a qiicfttiun of a links while until alio woulil die. I feel It a duty as a (iruKKUt to write thU letter, no that thera iiitil he no mora deaths from consumption." (Sinned) K. A. Hullard, Vassar, Mich.' S!tl ut 2.V., floe, and $1 a bottle, throug-houl thu United States and Canada ; nnd in Knu- hind, at Is. 2d., tin. 3d., 4s. (kl. If you aro hot pa tin tied after buying, return the hotlle t(i yourdrugnist, and get your money hack. H nuthorlzt the abort owimntr. W. It. UOOKKK A CO.. iYopnrtwa, Srw York, ForSilB W Ln-5ji.no Would Not Suffer So Again for Fifty Times Its Price. J awoke last night with severe pains In my stomach. I never felt ao badly lu all my life. When I came down to work this morning I felt so weak I could hardly work. I went lo Miller & MoCurdy'a diug store and they reo- oiiim?iided Ch imberlain'a Oollo, Chol era and Diarrhoea Heiuedy. It worked like magic aud one dose flxod me all right It certainly Is the II nest thing' I ever used for stomach trouble. I shall not be without It In my house here after, for I should not care to endure the -iillciliigs of last night again for fifty Hues Us price. O. II. Wilson, L'verym.n, Btirgettstown, Washing ton Co, Pa. This remedy Is for le by W. L. DeLano. Prevented a Tragedy. Timely Information given M a. lleorge Loug, of Mew Htraltavi.le, Ohio, prevented a dn-adlul tragedy and saved two lives. A frightful cough hail long kept her awake every night. 8he had tried many remedies and doclors but steadily grew worse until urged to try Dr. Klog'sNew Discovery. One hotlle wholly cured her, and she writes this marvelous medicine also oured Mr Long of a severe attack of pneumonia.' Such cures are positive proof of the matchless merit of this grand remedy fur curing all throat, cheat and luug troubles. Only' SOo and I.O0, Every bottle guaranteed. Trial bottles free at W L De Lano's Drug Htoie. ' ' ' " t I Alaska Uolr) Fields. First ateamahlp for Cape Nome and Caiie York will tall from Heatlle May in n , .in i . , , i . . sine win tso a Mifi SUIl Willi Irelghl capacity of 1000 tons and pas. Sanger aooommodatlons for 200.' For rates and further Inforsuatlon, eall on or address i ft, MoMubthbt. Agent No 'bein Paoltio, Eugene, J. L. PAGE dROCEBiES Having a Large and OompleU stock of Htaple and Vaooy aroosrlte Doughy ; In the beet auurkeu, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, I can oiler the bubllo better Drier than any other hruse In Eugene, Eugene Street. Railway. TIM I CARD. After the itb of Oct. lNfNI, the streel oara will run on the following enheituet time until further notice, !.. , - LIAVIrta TH DBPOT. 7:ln.7:t(l-"l:10-:tO-():io-e:4o.lOHr' a m h mi -very hs'f hour. i. HOFFMAN HOUSE SALOON Sommervllla da Birgtir, : Pure Whislrlea' and Biardlts, lie Hdis gradea of Wine, soil 'Jigaia, Mln.l uriaka a apeuialty. Weinhard's Famoue Beer, bottle ana Draught FIRST CLASS- i