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What Is CASTORiA
f Casrorla Is n. substitute for Castor Oil, Var o U: llroiw
unu i iiuiiiiioss mid I'loasniit. It
contain neither Opium, Morphine nor other Xnrootlo
substance. Usage is its guarantee. It ilctroj s AVornis
mid allays Fevcrislmess. It eures Diarrhcea and AVind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and liowols, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Childreu's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA
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New York
Pullman anrl Tourist cam on
both trains. Chair cars Sacra
mento to ( )gden and El Paao,
and tourist cars to Chicng,
St Louis, New Orleans and
Wash iiitz ton.
Conuectintf at San Fran
cif.co with aeverul steauittliip
lines for Honolulu, Japan.
China, Phillipiue, Central
aud South America.
fr L 6 Adair, agent at Eugene
lUares
C II MARKHAM,
G PA, Fortland.Or.
eOli SHORT LINE R. R.
THE DIRECT BOUTE TO
pntana, Utah, Colorado,
Ind all Eastern Points.
choice of two t&vnrtta rontea. rla tb'
9BNION PACIFIC Fut Mall Line, or
the BIOORANOK Scenlo Lino
No Changs ol Cars
Portland-Chicago Special, "the (inert
west" Equipped with
jgant Standard Sleepers
IB New Ordinary (fourist) Sleepers,
jerb Library-Buffet Cars
pdid Dinners (meals a la carte)
portable Coashes and Smokers
lire Train Completely Vestibuled.
I For farther Information apply.
I L STEVENS, Agent, EuKene, or
iNagel, W E Coman
rvttui Oen'lAl
H2 Tijird 8t. Portland. Or
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'test and Quickest Line
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K DULUTH. MIRNEAP0L1S, CHICAGO
An all pointa East
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"' to ''"'"it. Eat l Portland and the
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f i v""!' ''i'-Vet Ofroe. Kilrfen or
f' NxltVHEItX Ticket Office
I3 MORRISON STREET
! PORTLAND.
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u 1 "P. c alt on or addma.
t A. F. c. DENMSTOV,
T 1 aaa. aod Ticket Agent, Portland.
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How's This
We offer On Huiidrwl Dollara He
ward for any nan' of l'inrrb that
cannot be cund !. HhII's t'ntarrb
Cure.
F J Chrnky & Co., Prnp, Toledo, O.
We, the umliT-igii. il. Imva known F
J Clmnfy for t tie Inst 16 yi nis, uiid be
'ieve hi i u uerfectly hi.unuilile lu ul
husiness tia!ivniMioni, and tinnuuially
able tocairy i in aiy obllirHtlnri made
by their firm.
West&Truax, wliole-iile Druggists,
Ti.lerto, O
Waj.dino, Kisnan v Makvin,
WhnleHule DrunKixlH, lOieiln, I).
HhII'h rattirrh I 'lire h lakfii inter-,
imily, uciing Uiri Blly upmi i lie Wood
at d milfoils surfaces nf. ibe Kyutein.
Piice, 75 ci'iHd per nntilr. Sold "by all
druuMHl. lVtiiiiuni)tlH lr. f.
HHj!'8 fauiily pilk ure the tiet.
Story of a Slave.
To bo hound band end font for years
by ttie cbuiufl of diaeave ia the worat
form of slavery. Uenre D Williams,
of Manchester, Mich., tells how such
a slave was made free. He pays: "My
wife lias been so helpless for five years
that she could uot (urn over iu bed
alone. After u-ln two bottlesof Elec
tric Bitters she !s wonderfully Im
proved, and able lo do her own work.'1
This supreme remedy for female dis
eases quickly cures nervousD-sn, sleep
lessness, melancholy, tieanache, back
ache, fainting and dizzy spells. Tills
miracle worki ig medicine Is a godsend
to weak, sickly, run down people.
E.ery bottle giiifuntee-i. Only 60
cents. Hold oy W I, Ueiiauo, mug-
gist.
Xoticc.
Having sold our grocery business to
Messrs Hteiuer & Wright, we will close
up all accounts at once. Tho e having
tills against us will pleae present the
Banie, aud thnne indebted lo us will
call immediately for settlement,
thereby saving additional expenses.
Ukay & Hons.
Bismarck's Iron Xervc
Wb the result of his "petidid health.
Indomitable will and trimeuloui
energy are not found heie Btomach,
liver, kidneys and bowels are out of
order. If you want thef qualities and
the success ti'ey tiring, oie ur. ivinn s
New Life Pill-. They develop every
power of brain and body. Only 2ba.
W L. DeLano's drug store.
For Sale.
About 12 Ions of hay In shock at
$3 50 per ton, cash. Enquire Just
north of Eugene bridge.
Joseph Davifs.
No Cure Xo Pay.
That if the way all drund.U e!l fimree
T.tele Chill T..nicf..r Chill., Milana aod
Hillionsnnw. It i pleamot to take as
Lemon Syrup. fiOcent.
Pmurteiice Is ! he lv-1 tpac her. Use
Acker's English Kerned v in any case
of cougii", colds or croon, tbould It
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funded. 1!5 ;ls mil V) on. rorsaleby
W li 1-h'L.ano
.n, li Tansv Waters, toe world's
a iious r-m-ly for irrruular and pain
ful periods of ladie-i are never failing
...,i Marceii isoi""
French Tansy Wafer are the only re
liable f.nile rein.dy in the world; Im
ported rroin Pati-: " hlt'uelse,
t nsi-t on ...,.iii..r: inr-i '-"WJ
with crown trade n.srt . !;r"
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XIUUTIXTHEW00HS.
EFFECT OF THE AWFUL SOLITUDE
WHEN FIRST EXPERIENCED.
The Aire lnpltliiK sitllneaa Make.
Sleep an lniuoBBtbllttjr For Many
and Urlnsa Vlalona of Terror to
llaunt he Tired Sraici.
The awe inspiring stillness of the
first ultht lu camp! You lie. uu your
back vainly courting sleep. Vainly, I
say, because of the very Intense still
ness which should woo It, but does uot,
as you are unused to It. lour guide
lies motionless, ouly Uls heavy breath
ing denotiug that he Is alive. It is sec
ond nature to him to sleep lu the heart
ot the wilderness, and bis tired body
no more tbau touches the sweet scent
ed pine boughs when he slumbers.
It will be so with you when you have
accustomed yourself to the preternat
ural quiet so different from the rumble
of passlug vehicles over paved streets
aud which affects you not. But tonight
your eyelids are opened wide, aud iu
stead of tho blissful forgetfuluess
which you anticipated, your every
sense is on the alert to catch and di
vine the menulng of the strange noises
which fill the woods of northern Maine.
In front of your rude camp, which
Is left open, the smoldering lire smokes
and crackles, each snap of charred em
bers sounding to your ears like the re
port of artillery. It is a strange sensa
tion, this first night lu the woods.
Away up on tho mountain side a fox
barks. The weird bowl echoes and
re-echoes down tho mountain side un
til it seems to reach the lake and float
over its glasslike surface until it is
swallowed up in tho dark water.
A night owl makes bold to disturb
your already troubled mind by perch
ing on a big pine not a hundred feet
away aud sending forth a screech that
curdles your blood until you realize
what It really is. Directly back of you
is tho lake shore.
Suddenly comes a soft tread over
dried brush. Surely some one Is steal
ing up to your camp. You rise to a sit
ting position and await the marauder's
next move. Then once more you hear
the snap, snap, snap of his feet as he
cautiously draws near. Louder and
louder, you cannot be mistaken tills
time; this is no trick of the lmaglun
tlon. Now he must be directly beside you,
with nothing but a wall of boughs be
tween. You can stand It uo longer,
and, with a half suppressed jell of ex
citement, you Belzc your gun, spring to
your feet, dash aside tho light canvas
that falls over the front of the camp
Just enough to keep out the smoke
and run out prepared to shoot on sight.
There Is n mad scramble, a crackling
of twigs, a mad splash, aud the head
of a very badly frightened muskrat
ciiu just be seeu on the lake's surface
as it frautieully pushes its way into
the gloom.
You creep softly back to your boughs
rather ashamed at yourself and glance
furtively at the guide, who sleeps
peacefully through It nil. At last na
ture asserts herself uud gradually you
feel the drowsiness of approaching
slumber steal over you. You slightly
raise your head to take ono lust look
at tho flickering log that splutters
uway outside.
Hist! What's that? Two Uery eyes
set in the framework of impenetrable
gloom beyond the fire seem staring di
rectly at you. Llko couls, they burn
and tho words of your guide, "Oh,
yes, that's plenty of bar ro'n yere,"
come back to you with awful Import.
Then you hear the tread of ills cushion
padded feet moving hero aud there,
but those awful eyes never once turn
from you. They burn you with their
hypnotic, baleful glare, and with a
caltuuess you would not have believed
you possessed, you softly reach for
your rllie.
A muskrat may be a Joke, but a hun
gry bear prowling within 20 feet of you
is an unsafe guest. You know you aro
as white as a sheet, nnd your hands
tremble as you bring the piece to your
shoulder aud aim directly between
those awful greenish yellow eyes. Sup
pose you miss; but, no, you will not
Your finger presses the trigger.
The roar of your rifle sounds like a
clap of thunder, and its reverberations
roll nnd cbase each otber over the tops
of the pines and spruces and startle a
tnousaud sleeping creatures who ren
der night hideous wltb their frighten
ed cries aa they scurry or fly away
from your vicinity. It's a rude way to
awaken a man, and no wonder your
guide Jumps up yelling like a Co
inaucbe Indian and nearly knocks out
the back of the camp as bo runs
against It.
When he finds you pale and trem
bling and bears you declare that you
have shot a bear, ho mutters Incred
ulously and, lighting a lantern, goes
out to Investigate. You bear a loud
French-Canuck laugh as be returns
carrying by the tall a headless chli
munk, which ho tosses at your feet
"You wan good shot, m'slcur. You
hoet him square 'tween de eyes. No
shoot better meself, but ah tlnk you
narvc, what you call, onstrlng, you
better take wan good dreenk 'n go to
sleep."
So are sounds magnified in tho si
lence of a first night In the Maine
woods. Portland (Me.) Express.
Onr Debt lo the Ilnrn Fowl.
It Is quite possible, though of course
not demonstrable, that the humble
linrn fowl lias been a larger benefactor
of onr race than any mechanical In
ventlon In our Kissesslon, for there is
no Inhabited country on eartli today
where the barn fowl Is not a runlnstny
of health, 'liiero nre vnst regions of
Soutli America and Europe where It Is
the mainstay, au.l nowhere Is there
known anything that can take Its
place, which Is probably more than can
be said of anything In the world of
mechanics Century.
r-i,Ar.n our.
Dull headache, pains In various parts
of the iKsly, sinking at the pit of the
stomach, loa of appeti'.o, feverish newi,
pimples' or sores, are all positive
evidence of Impire blood. No matter
how It became so, It must be purified
In order tontdaln good health. Acker's
Blood Elixir ha neret failed to cure
Hcrofulmiaor Hyphilitlc poisons, or any
other blood diseases. It Is certainly
wonderful remedy and we sell every
h 'He on positive guarantee. For
k t,y W L, ueiano.
ESOAl'El) EltOAl JAIL.
THE CLEVER SCHEME THAT WAS
WORKED BY ONE CROOK.
lie Wanted a. Certain Hook, and lie
Got It, TUanka to n llenevolent La
dy, and Its Title Trored to 11. Pe
culiarly Appropriate.
"The recent escape from the parish
prisou," suld a secondhand liookscller
en the old side who has almost as
many reniluisceuces as ho has vol
umes, "reminds mo of a very curious
ease of Jail delivery lu which I waa
an accessory before tho fact I was
never arrested for It, but don't ob
ject to telUug you tho story.
"Ono day lu the summer of 1S05 a
good looking, well dressed man strolled
Into the shop and said he wanted to
get something that would Interest his
old mother, whom he described as very
religious and fond of antique books.
"We picked out a dozen or so togeth
er, Fox's 'Hook of Martyrs,' 'Pilgrim's
Progress,' Mather's 'Sermons of Occa
sion,' l'usey's 'Daniel tho Prophet' nnd
amouit others a quaint massively
hound volume called 'The Friend lu
Affliction.' They were all interesting
old copies, but my caller told mo be
would like to submit them to his moth
er before closing tho purchaso and of
fered to leave a $50 bill as security.
"That was agreeablo to me, and ho
carried away the lot. Next day ho re
turned aud brought back three or four
of the books, among them 'The Friend
In Afllictfon,' which ho remarked laugh
ingly had given his mother the blues.
The others he paid for, and I have nev
er seen him again from that day to
this.
Almost a week after his visit, how
ever, a thin, prim, precise, elderly lady,
a typical spinster from head to toe,
came in one afternoon and began look
ing over the shelves. Presently she
ran across the name old 'Friend In Af-
lllctlon' that had fared so badly In tho
other trade, and, much to my gratifi
cation, she purchased it on tho spot
It was exactly tho thing, Bhe BUld, to
give consolation to an uufortunato per
son of her acquaintance who was then
in great trouble. 1 was glad to get rid
of the book and let her have It tor a
couple of dollars.
'Fully a month afterward I was
amazed to receive a visit from a big,
burly man, who introduced himself as
a detective, produced 'Tho Friend Iu
Affliction' from a valise nnd nsked mo
what I knew about it.
"Tho book had suffered since I saw It
last One of Its thick covers was rip
ped open, and sticking Inside was a
small steel llle. The story the dotectlvo
told mo was certainly extraordinary.
"It seems that a noted nurthern crook
had been in Jail In a small town up tho
country on a churge of bank burglary
nnd being a very smooth rascal bud en
listed the sympathy of ft philanthropic
old lady of tho placo who had ft fad
for prison reform. Ho persuaded her
that ho had thoroughly repented, and
sho used to visit lilm regularly nnd
bring hlni tracts and delicacies.
"Among other things he told her that
while broke In New Orleans ho had
sold all of his belongings, Including a
keepsako from his mother ft volumo
called 'Tho Friend Iu Affliction.' Ho
gnvo her my address ns the placo
where lie had left tho precious relic
aud worked on her feelings to such an
extent that she promised to securo tho
book for him the first time she visited
the city.
"How sho discovered and purchnsed
It you already know. On her return sho
carried It straight to tho Jail, and while
ordinarily nil gifts for prisoners wore
closely examined, this lady's high char
acter made such precaution seem un
necessary and she passed in tho volumo
without question.
"A few days later tho turnkey found
a barred window neatly sawed and tho
bird flown. Uo aUo found 'The Friend
In Affliction' lying on tho floor, nnd In
ono of the massive covers wcro several
saws and the 11 lo I havo mentioned.
Of course the philanthropic old lady
was Immediately questioned, and her
hysterical replies led to tho visit of tho
detective, but nothing ever enmo of tho
quest Tho fugltivo Is supposed to have
left on an outbound steamer at any
rate be was never caught
"What about my first customer, did
you ask? Ob, he was undoubtedly tho
pal wiio planted tho sawa." Now Or
leans Times-Democrat
"OB" For "Of."
I always say "1 bought It off Jones,"
and up to now, through so constantly
hearing people, my late father Includ
ed (bo always used to pronounco cof
fco as corffce),talk In this way, thought
It was right Still this would be only
In conversation. Writing to any ono,
saying I bad bought anything, I should
put "of Jones" or "from Jones." I
supposo "from Jones" would bo per
fectly correct
I havo heard this form of speech In
many different parts of tho country,
but most frequently, I think, In and
near Liverpool.
Tho use of "oft" for "of and "off of"
Is common In tho north of England.
Notes and Queries.
A Dreary Thoronahfare.
Of all dreary roads few havo such
desolato surroundings as that leading
from Jerusalem. Tho road winds
among rocky hills which for miles
seem destitute of every living thing
novo occasional flocks of long black
haired goats and sheep, nppnrontly
mtlng pebbles nnd attended by a youth
ful shepherd. The steep hillsides nro
dotted with numerous holes and caves
cut In tho rock. Indianapolis News.
For a finger nail to reach Its full
length, on average of seven-twelfths
of on inch, from 121 to KM doys of
growth arc necessary.
Women forgive Injuries, but never
forget slights.
It Saved His Lei;.
P. A. banfortli, of LaOmnge, (Is.
fullered Intensely for six months with
a frightful running sore on his leg, but
write that Uuekleii's Arnica Halve
wholly cured it lo ten dsy. For
ulcers, wound', burns, bolls, pain or
pile Its the best salve In the world.
Cure guaranteed. Only 2.',c. Sold by
W L Ltlno, druggist.
CLASSIFIED LOLUMN.
Notices uu.;, r tblri head ant to exceed five
liiuw, M cenu er week; $1 Mia mouth; 91'.'
iwr year.
For Sale.
KOU HALE-At a bargain, one of the
tKMlxlooH and gram ranches of 740
acres, S mile from Eugene. Will be
sold as a whole, or lu pan, to suit
purchaser. Easy terms. For p u
tieulara apply to John Iiighain, a
Ax Hilly Department Store.
FOU HA L1C Corner First aud Jefler
sou streets, one 10 room houe, and
two lots, SUxltiO feet each. Hood
bsrti, water, fruit, tine gulden ground.
Also house and lot, corner First and
Lawrence streets, lot titi leet 8 inches,
by ltill feet, young fruit trees, good
garden triound, water, eio. Alao
house and lot, corner Willamette
and Fourteenth streets. For prices
and terms write 8 J Hills, Taooma,
Wash, Box Wli7, or call at Uuako
nlllce.
FOR SALE A Hue stock much con
taining 320 ucree for sale at bargain.
Will i-ell as a whole or iu parts, one
containing Implements, house and
two barns, ooiislsting of 135 acres;
the otber pasture laud principally.
Hiiuated six miles from Eugene.
Call on or mid reus J M Uearbart
Eugene, Oregon.
FOU SALE. Fine carriage, nearly
new, also two setBof double harness.
Enquire of H. li. Miller, corner of
Ninth and Patterson,
FOR HALE. One pair of mules, a
cuuopy-top oarrlage, plow, harness,
also household goods. Inquire of J
H Lee, at brick yard, Eugene.
Miscellaneous.
WANTED. Au experienced girl to
tin gt uerai iinuseworK. inquire Ol
Mrs. E. R. Hkipwortb, Eugene,
'A'ANTEU PnitieB wanted to cut 100
cords of white fir and balm wood.
Apply to T D Union, Eugene,
Belgian Hares.
California Belgian Hare Association,
Capltil Hlock J-'S,(KK).0.
Importers, Breeders and Jobbers.
Own more Imported aud High Ol ado
animals than any other oompauy or
indiviiluul in America.
We (iiitmuilce all our animals and
pedigrees lo lie as re prcccnled, or money
refu iided.
The bleeding of HEI.Ol AN HARES
is the coming popular industry lu
America.
Write tor catalogue.
(Vliforui-i Belgian Hiiro AsKOolntloii,
Alameda, Cal,
Al oha Hold Fields,
First steamship for Cape Nome and
( ape York will sail from Heattle May
10. This will be a large ship wltti s
freight capacity of lOIK) tona and pas
senger ac.com iiiodutiotia . for 200. For
rates and further Information, oall ou
or address It. McMlJKPHKY,
Agent N" 'hum Paellio, Eugene.
To Cure a Cold in One Day,
Take Laxative lironio Qulnlue Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
If It fails tn cure. E, W. drove's signa
ture Is on each box. 26c.
Wiikkl, Lost. Model 24, twenty
two Inch, frame blaok, 4A.810, 1809
model, Rambler manufacture. Ilea.
-unable reward on return to Quahd
oftlce.
Lewis Aokerman, Qoshen, Ind.,
Bays, "DeWltt's Little Early Risen
always bring certain relief, cure my
headache and never gtlpe." They
genera I y cleanse and Invigorate the
boweis hi (l liver.
Wm. Orr, Newark, o., say: "We
never feel safe without One Minute
Cough Cure in the house. It saved
my little boy's life when be had the
pneumonia. We think it la the best
medicine made." It cures coughs,
anil all lumi diseases. Pleasant to take,
harmless and gives immeoiate reauiu
Vinoeiit A Co., Corner Drug Store.
Mrs, Harriet Evans, Hinsdale, III.,
writes, "I never fail to relieve mv
children from oroup atonoe by using,
One M luute Cough Cure. I would not
feel safe without it." Quickly cures
coughs, colds, grippe and all throat
aud lung diseases. Vincent x Co,
Corner Drug Store.
Ram' lor frames don't break.
"I used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure In my
family with wonderful results. II
gives Immediate telle', li pleasant to
take and la truly the dyspeptic's heel
friend," says E Harlgerlnk, Overlael,
Mich. Digests what you eat Cannot
fall to cure. Vlnceut A Co , Corner
Drug Store.
I consider It not only a polasure but
a duty I owe ta my neighbors to tell
atmut the uondelful cure efleoted in
my cuee by the timely useof Chamber
lain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. I was taken very badly with
Mux and procured a bolile of this
remidy. A few down of It efleoted a
permanent euro. I take pleasure In
rrceomeiidlng It to others suffering
fr'illl that dreadlul disease. J. W.
Lynnli, Dorr, VV Va. This remedy la
sold by W L Dlano.
La-t fall I sprained my left hip while
ha'dllng fouie heaey boxes. The
doctor I c dled on said at drat It was a
alight strain and would soon lie well.
Inn It t rew worse and the doctor said
I bad rhuiuail-m. D, continued to
grow won and I could hardly get
around lo work. I went lo a drug
store and the druggist recommended
m to try Chamberlain's Pain Halm
I tried It and one-half of a 60-oeiit
bottle cuted me entirely. I now recom
mend It to all my friends. F. A.
Ilalicock, Erie, J'a. It la for tale by W.
L. IX'Lnno.
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t.'iirii !! 'tciu-y,Ni;;lit T':.:: 1
n-.Pi'-' .;.. asvi, all elicits
L.''ij cretlon. A lion o top'.
Vf liiiiml ImlluVr. Hi i:i
pink r!uw -.o p.ilechcc:. .;. i
Jr'SHt' re-tcires the lire if in..' ,
4 !tv ,?,:.! r.Or per hnc; l. .. i
tor ; ...ii; v.:', : i written f u.n - mi.
. . L Clll'O OS k'cl.liul ;il l;.t'l.- ',
;:i3ViT! .ViCDICAL CO.
wiutioni JjiU.vii Stj., CHICAGO, IL-,
KoraaleWl, llel.ano lira ni-t
$1.98 jUYSAiijO SUIT
S,ttHI t I It KK til Ml - M H.r tH(H I ' IH'I hi ft
Mil iMll, nlt l LOI fJ.,IH.tti inn.
flat K KM K VIM'S MUM 1 V.l'fl.
A N(W SUIT I Kit FOR AN. OF THE SI 5UTS
WHICH DUN I yiVt iAililAClOM ntAK
"I I
IbtNU IHU rnUrltl
W l .'llll
ml w
ill.
I . a .
r mill raiual li
"lu!
Prlt i-. 1.Ih. mul .'i
TNI SI KNEE PANT SUll S " r.-!.t ImV - t.i
, b mik of uvTi' " mallrd nrrlir at
M ull' VI llll IHM ill.B -"H! IHd
latnl lOu llluilralrtl, Had- tnm
prflal vrlcfcl, at ar tvaUtlia, H-eil
KlaalBM raialaatrr, tn-at, tinlnl -ninv Atli'ni(
tin ttalUn ItnltitT, ajrul. lira idea Urt tlxlitf, padding,
UlM rrlifrlsi, llaaBilllaa-U. lllr nJ
akrvisa-auul.aault miiv buy or pur-lit n.nU ! ,iniiiil tir.
ItlH Utah i'LIITll S.ri.M f HotV llolalaa fur ) m
It 1 alRS, writ tmr Hajari ! k a. OJr, I'oiilniu fnfliU'H
plate, la nmamitv aiul full l(rili'litn li.iw lno"ltr.
llcft'a Mailt mniI to order lwm A.Ol tip. KalU
tilra -cut frn mi ain'lloatiott. Ailtlrva.
SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. (Inc., Ch.c&fjo, III.
lwt Kbrk. Jj I, ar tktaiklj rUBl.-kd ar.)
Dyspepsia Curo.
Digests what you cat.
It artificially algestft lie food and aids
fttturo in strengthening nnd recon
structing tlio exhausted digestive or
gans. It is the lilt est discovered digest
Btil nnd tonic. JN'n oilier prcpumUnn
enn approach II in clllfloiicy. It in
stantly relieves and permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
Sick HoiidHche.Gimtraiglii, Cram ps.ntia
all other result a of Imperfect digestion,
prepared by C C. DtWltt & Co., Cblcao"
VINCENT & CO.. Corner Orufl Store.
$2.45 GOLD PLATED
lila ail. ul ntl at-ml to' tut,
Ml MUMEY ami w wUlauiiti
fill wati'h ly oipruaa, V. O. li,
Jc't to x -.mill ntl nil. Ton ftm
I'litniliui It at your iprtimfflu
mill if ft'tltul p-rlV-lly (lafaC
j,iariij aarirtarain and)
iffy waj HWI la natfbr
Ifcal are bftc tdirrlUedat
I. Ta la t n. II tllHlvr fWt
tills leaning iitaciiiiiiiia)
H kll Hljle, aairrlraa
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ML-rtMNIInao-(H)Uul1
flllrtl llnlthri, t. If
vim Hint It tlui tXHinl or
Iii tliT tlinllanjr of tht'iH
Wrtlclii'H. lily lb etprra
at Ol K l lttl H, tt.ih
.nil 03irws ctiHritr-av.
Don't bo Deceived
bj talrajr NilFrtlaali
wliii-ii vfoiiltl l''l you to
licllxvu von fun it) irft m
Ui llll as aHll.illl aalik
fartt.1l to '1. 1A, whra waeall ttiaeaaia tiat'h (r $2.T9.
iroof dprn I'arr, xti'lli wlml mul Krl.gnld platril. Iirtintanin
r MiKrriilitrii1 io)la1it'(l,lanasilaahlLikrarlaHuldnllri
aarl le a rt at Ira dim lvhi luuvonumt Ihm iili'ki! 1 Ji'wt-I
nl strin wind Ami-rii-au, vrarrnntnl, and nir""11hun
ixiiiir. rr TT from wt eenle Mp, a;im.nill HR(bM
I. la aaJ up, wrlla for tr- Watch anil JswelrjU al lnu-. ,
SEARS, ROEBUCK A C0.(lnc.).Chlcag(
(iMtt) HMksa AC on iktrtcihli KlIabU.-KiUUtU
F. G. eilEIS
MAKE
America-! Beauties,
Latest
Models, Af
On ltnch Dox.
KALAMAZOO CORSET CO.
SOLE MANUFACTURERS.
SOLO BV
AX BILLY
MOTT'8
CtirA
X , x
TO
8KMI
F. C. , , , .
PENNYROYAL PILLS
of menstruation." They ro "LIFU SAVlHthJ" to girls at
womanhood, nlding dovolopinent of organa and body. No
known remedy for women equals them. Cannot do barm life
becomes a pleasure $1.00 I'EK 1IOX JIY MAIL. Sold
by driiKKlHtx. DU. MOTT'S CHEMICAL CO., Clovcluud. Ohio.
For Sale Bv Linn Drug Co
WtWlMWAWMX;1; ..aS-
ff'7H'1"r.',''l f."fl -.j.u... ...ilf-..al
m alna (MJ.Wi,ain1 111 K I.HtltlK't IUW.il.1 ft; m
mNHuMiui'.Mi SoMliilonnr Prfrt? fttri.fiO
DtirowB l..in,r'l will rji.urn jr.'.r .... :y ...vr.,(r. t , , , ; . V' 11 ,r jl
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BEWARE Of IMirATtOM.B?',?' pit n 1 Mil l
llrin.Tita,..T '-iif aa.-.. ': ' I l. i, , i. ;, .,,.-,4(. I i If - B J'Vaji';l af
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rrnil KMlttt aartU la tU
riM XXbicvcles
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&l!iul&2. SEARS, ROEBUCK t CO., .CMajt, lit
fllTlfl
to
Pullman
Sleepi ag' '-irs
Dining" (Jars
j
Elegati
Tourist
Sleepinr Jai
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: Aitt.o,
.iltAM) KOltKHj
i'Kl HiKSTON.
UKW'.NA ftiul
itrrTK
r.rr.Mnh Tickets to
VHUA(i(i, WASH IXUTO i
l'iUl.ADKlJ'MlA. NKW yoiiK,
lUKSI'nN, .Mil All I'oliiU
Kiint ami Smith.
Knr iiifiirnifttitiD. time canii, u aj
Htul tickcU, unll on or writu t"
U MfMUltlMlKY,
lieiHTftl Aatvnt. Etiirero.
Ollicu t) p( m.it o (.tiuint oliiff.
t. A I) CHAIII.TON,
Aunt litn'l lioa. Afnt,
liW. IMtirrUun St, oot Thini, Fnrtlaiul. Orcein
THROUGH TICKETS
TO TUB
EASTandSOUTH EAST
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
Pullman Palace Sleepers lour
Im blr'crs and hecl nin" Clair
Cars Dally to .'. ..
UKNVKlt, OMAHA, I'll fl '.' -ill i,
KANSAS ITl'Y, ,HT. In IS
And i tin t V.haWxh t'itith. 'i liy i 'y lieo
Iroui I'.i'hnul ellniii!; Ii.i...nirers clnllv
tl..l 'I..1 Km'III.I, tlh tlll,lll(l tn t . icno
every Wwbmm'ay.
'ir Portland 1; !! sgo
Vi.8o.iil. -in I'.tullf, Vuiuu i" . .'
IS W lit 'a rnyiitft' ('lift isi'f 'l m ti
dot; in - i' i . A' i. tni tii imi tct 1 1 , I nlou
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Kir ' ')- ii.liiMn'ti n, r-ii nny
nK'i-tr. i'-ein I'.i ilii-1 '"in ni-;-
Street Railway.
TIMR CAHD,
After the 4th of Oct. I8W, tbt streal
onro will run on the follow iugsoheduet
tune until fiirlhe notice.
'..K.VINfl 1HB DKKT.
7:lfl-7:4('.fi:I()-.'.l(i-tt:10-B:40-liir0ii a m
hen vi rv h'f bour.
HOFFMAN HOUSE SALOON
Sommervllle & Berger.
l'ura WtiUVim'- mulirrarillrp, tlie finet
jrKrle" ( WftiM aod 'Jigairtv, Mixed
fta-wUriuks m Hjieclally.
Welnhard's
Famoua 3eer
bottlo and Draught
'FIRST CLASS..
Tliey ornrcome Woak
noBn, lrrofrulurlty and
om.KsInnH, inoreaHe vicr
r or and lmnUh "palm
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fr - j 4 -., -ua tk friaia, r.rtfd, pftnc li0. rl
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ratiir.lmitrtivril locatt
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il rrteila. atewt dura ale ana irtnal
t h fan. al and our Vr Jd
it t.d do ''iitier fitaln nranf
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t- DilifUai. rompir It wltti
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r frt-tiM. irtnt th 18.B(J
n nt MtlaQuU. UttUKU tV-Uf
Chicago, Mr
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l.(iitrt- nil it i.k, a.iH is-lor anil pr wrent-.i,
t-t7ul ''.."IOHQRrDE 1900 MODEL
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