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Newspaper Page Text1 i i'i V U , rQCftSTORia sis a "ffssi a P1 i X'cgelaUePrcpara!ionfor As-BlmflalingUcrccdanvia:gula-jiig ihe S ituuachs andOov.'ds of PromotesDigcslion.Clieerrul kss and Resr.Contairts neither Opium.Morphine nor Mineral )iOT NARCOTIC, f J Ray of(XdDrSAMUELEtrai&a Alx.Sttuw Jpptmuit -HLrm Stid - MM knrrfect Remedy forConsiiM- Sour Stoniach. Diarrhoea. forms .convuis ions , r everisn- ss andLoss of Sleep. lac Simile Signature of NIW "YOHK. ' CXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. UTH AND EAST -VIA- ithern Pacific Go SHASTA ROUTE I leave ujrene for Portland and way latioiiBftt 3;M am; 1:08 pm. frortlftn.l 8:30 a m Eugene 2:08 p m 7KX) p m 12:34 a m AfMand 12:33 am 11:30 am featramento 5 KM) p m 4:HS a in Ban Francisco 7:45 p m 8:15 a m 5:15 a m 11:45 a m 0:00 a in 9:00 a m 7:25 a m 7;25 a m 7:45 a m 9.30 a m lot) Annelea . 1:90 pm 7:00 a m 11 Puto 6:00 p m 9:00 p m furt Worth 6:30 a m 0:30 a ra Sitynf Mexio 9:55 a m 9:55 a m IniiMon 4:00 a in 4;00Ba m tew OHpjin.s 0:25 p m 6:25ap m wnriiinton 0:42 a m 0:42; a to few York 12:43 p in 12:43 pm Pullman and TouriHt cars on both trniiiB, Chair cars Sacra mento to Ugden and Kl Paio, ami tourist cars to Chic&g, St Louis, New Orleana and WfttthioKtou. Connecting at San Fran citico with several steamship lines for Honolulu. Jao&n. ( 'hinn, Phil ..pines, Ceutral mi nouth America. T 1.0 Adair, acrent at Eutrena U II MAKKHAM, G P A, Portland.Or. M SHORT LINE R. R. f UK DIIEOT KOUTE TO iitana, Utah, Colorado, pd all Eastern Points. iolce of two favorite rontes, via tbi JKION PACIFIC Fut Mali Line, or ibo rio GRANnK Scenlo Une No Changs of Cars Portland-Chicago Special, "the finest peat.' Equipped with jrnt Standard Steppers i Pew Ordinary (Tourist) Sleepers. irb Litay-Sulfst Cars Dnners (meals a la carte) ortable Coaches and Smokers Tram Completely Vestibuled. 'or further Information apply. STEVENS, Agent, Eugene, or agel, WEComan Am Gen'lAil 2 Third Bt. Portland. Or O EAST VIA est and Quickest Line TO I DULUTH, MINNEAPOLIS, CHICAGO An all points EaiL Palace nrf T,. !... r, and Buff.t Smoking llbrar; Cara. JlYTRAlVR. FAST TIME. r.A.Mj SCENERY UNEyUALK " tj f.ii . V . . t . 1 - - J ' L- f Xi'rfTIIRHV uv k ,.K. J'v- 'I'f Ticket 6Vce, Kngeti , or VlKYllKKN Ticket Office MORRISON STREET1 PORTLANf, , . r,m al, ,,, inixrni.iii'u, rw- V" "'e Tnp. ealt on iir address. I A B. ('. IiKNNISToS. f "a. and Tick, t ADt Portland. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of Thp Kind You Have Always Bought. CASTOBIA How's This We offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any cane of Catarrh that cannot be curtd bv Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Chunky & Co., Props, Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known P J Cheufy for the laet 16 yeare, and be lleve him perfectly hcuorable in al busineBs trausaellonn, and financially able to carry nut any obllnallnn made by their firm. West&Tkuax, wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O Walpino, Kinnan . Marvin, Wholesale Drut-iate, Toledo, V. Hall'n Catarrh Cure In takeu Inter-. Dally, acliiifr directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price, 75 oenls per oottle. Hold by all drueglBst. Testimonials fr. e. Hall's family pills are the best. Story of a Slave. To bo bound hand and toot for yean by the chains of disease Is the worst form of slavery. Ueorge D Williams, of Manchester, Mlob., tells how such a slave was made free. He says: "My wife has been so helpless for five, year that she could not turn over in bed alone. After using two bottles of Elec tric Bitters she is wonderfully Im proved, and able to do her own work." This supreme remedy for female dis eases qulokly oures nervousness, sleep lessness, melanoboly, beaiiacbe, back ache, fainting and dizzy spells. This miracle worki'ig medlolne is agodsend to weak, sickly, run down people. Every bottle guaranteed. Ouly 60 oent. Hold by W L DeLano, a rug gist. Alaska bold Fields. First steamship for Cape Nome and Cape York will sail from Seattle May 10. This will be a large ship with t freight capacity of 16n0 tons and pas senger aooommodations for 200. For rates and further Inrormation, oau on or address R. MoMdrphet, Agent N" 'hern Pacific, Eugene. Notice. Having sold oar grocery business to Messrs Bteiner 4 Wright, we will close, up all aooouDts at once. Thwe having tills against us will pleaie present the same, and tbose Indebted to us will call Immediately for a settlement, thereby saving additional expeoses. Okay A Sons. Bismarck's Iron Nerve Was the result of bis spendid health. Indomitable will and tremendous energy are not found where stomach, livr kldnevs and bowels are out of order. If you want these qualities and tne Buocees wiey unuK, Sew Jjire fill'. iney oeTemp errjr rower of brain and body. Ouly 25c. SV L DeLano'a drug store. For Sale. About 12 tons of bay In shock at f3.60 per ton, cash. Enquire Just north of Eugene bridge. Joseph Daviks. Experience is the bet teacher. Use Acker's English Koruedv m any case of roughs, colds or croup. Should it fall to give immemnie m,, funded. 2S cts snd 50 cts. roraale by W L DeLano. cr.nh Tansv Wafers, tue world's vnoiu r-mdy for Irregular and pain ful periods of ladles; are never railing and eafe. Married ladles' friend French Tansy Wafers are the only re liable female remedy In the world; im ported from Pari.; lake nothing else, but Insist on genuine: In PP with crown trade mark. I'-0 time Company. Importers, SW I art in, ijU Krancleoo. :r le ,i.ts.oreuMn pu u wrapper direct on receipt of $2. VIM" MV LAOV'S GOWK. Mj Udy'i (own U gnj and aoft. So l.k- k boa tta mkra loUl there A aiat 01 pumdlae. I hold It eloM atatntt S4j heart T UiVi . The while the hummed a tittle esa( I eaw her bur This hit el lace atvuad her throatt Ceal eres or (njr So eufcnie in M lajjr-a vwn. Mr koyt rown la MM oowt The knot el hint ucon her hreeat la I WUhJ It brine me dreame ol brgooe Hr lad's (own. Todar I are the little (own With brimming efta. tor out beneath the great grown hlQ Uf lad Ilea, And with dcevelrlng aobe I ktaa Mj ladyt gown. -MrrUe Bead la etuoeer'n ot((oaoooto)o)o)ifoi-oajo I THE SECOND ACT. 1 . g The Delusion of a Student of 8 0 bgyptian Antiquities. o t . t X BY OWEN OLIVER. "Dr. Strange has told you of my de lusion," be said, with an unmlrthful smile. "Let us start from the delusion. 1 cannot very well tell my story in any other way."- Ue pushed his papers aside, leaned back In the cosy reading; chair and folded bis bands. This is the story: Four thousand years ago, when men worshiped God nndcr the name of Oal rls and Isis, I was Amenembat IV, king In Kem, which you call Egypt My conquests and learning are graven upon the great tablets, but the scribes left unsaid, what should be unsaid. Therefore you will seek In vain for mention, of Numldea, the slave. Felix, the trader, brought her from over the Mediterranean. When she stood beforo me, ' with flushed checks and with tears In her pale blue eyes, "Kill me, If thou wilt, O king," she aald tauntingly;, "tor In truth I love thee not at nil!" A whole month 4 wooed ber, disdaining force, and she said no more. Then she cast her eyes upon Kales, the captain of the guard, and cared less than ever for me. "Take her to the deathsmen," I com manded. "In the morning Bhe shall die." Lest 1 should' break a king's word I rode to the great temple far away. But I could not sleep for the thought of her great bine eyes, wldo with fear. So I rose and bade them harness the swiftest horses to the light est chariot, and Charmlcles drove for me, whoso band was lightest upon the reins. All the night we sped In the moonlight, with the sand flying In long clouds behind us and the great pyra mid scowling upon us from afar. "If thou lovedst a slave, Charmlcles," I asked, "and she loved not theo?j' "If I loved her a little,"1 he said, "haply she would perish, O lord." "And If thou lovedst ber much 7' He looked at tuo moon fleeting through the clouds for a long time, and bis face, grew sad. . "If I loved her enough, O King, per chance I should set her free." I covered my head In my robe and said nothing. Was I not racing the flying hours to open ber prison doors? Ra, the sun god, sprang np ' and laughed upon the land, and Charmlcles wiped the sweat from his brow and ceased to strike the horses as they panted and struggled to the base of the great pyramid, where the prison was. And, behold, they bad tortured ber, and she bad died In the nlghtl So I went back to the temple and dwelt alone. Presently I made a spell, from my arts, that I might be reborn when she was reborn, and another spell that I died and none knew why. So I fell asleep and slept 4,000 years, . When I was newborn a child, I knew none of these things, but one by on they came back to me. One evening my father held me upon his knee sod showed me a quaint pic ture book, and I trembled with vague remembrance. : This Is how people drew In Egypt thousands of yesterdays ago," he said. "The lines are all straight, because they were cut upon stone. Bee, then are archers, and these are horses, and this looks like a big boll." - 1 I touched the figure of Apia reverent ly with my hand. , ' ' ' "mis," I saio, "is a goo. After leaving school I devoted my elf to Egyptian antiquities. They seemed to present no difficulty tq me. and I soon made a great name. Then I met Nerissa, and for awblla a studied no more. There was do one. nothing else In all the world that mat tered the least to me. I became ber accepted lover, and for a few months I lived in paradise- After this I bad a strong fever, in the dreams and delirium the past cams back to me, and when 1 was well sgsJn I remembered. 1 was Amenembat and she was Numldea, the blue eyed slave. As I bad ordered by the spell, I was re born to live with her again. Kales, her lover, bad known no spells, 1 told my self. So he was In the future or tue Dast. perhaps by 1,000 years, as the gods bad ordered, and she was not for him, but for mo. The thougnt or ocr wrong In the past made me wondrous ly tender of ber, and she was always gentle. Yet I tortured myself that she did not love me as 1 loved her. "When we are married. It will come," 1 told myself. "It shall some." One day In the spring we were sit ting together. Import had come boms on a furlough from his regiment In In dia and came flrst to see me. They looked at one another for a long time. There was remembrance In their eyes. Fool that 1 bad been to think myself wlsef than the goda! He was Kales. An Epidemic of Whooping Cough. Last winter daring so epldetnlo of whooping cough my children contract ed the disease, having severe coughing spells. We bad used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy very successfully for croup and naturally turned to It at tbat time and found It relieved tb cough and effected a complete core, John E Clifford, Proprietor Norwood House, Norwood. N Y. Tbls remedy is for sals bjWL DeLano. After tbat they seemed always mess ing. The light leaped Into their faces when they saw each other. They look ed wistfully backward when they part ed. 1 entreated Nerissa to hasten our wedding day. but she tearfully refused. "Suppose," she said, "that we bad made a mistake after all. Sometimes I think". She paused here, and when I questioned her she was silent One evening I went slowly into ber boudoir and beard them talking pas sionately. I lingered behind a great screen. It was an unworthy thing to do, but I would have done worse, far worse, for love of her. "You love meP be said trlmphaotly. Tou love met You are mine by right Kerlssa, my dear." "Husbl" she sobbed. "Hush! I am his your friend's! I promised "l'ou do not love him I You cannot love hlmr "Oh, I have triad!" she cried. Then he took ber in bis arms and comforted her be who bad been my friend. I went stealthily away. But when ber lover was gone I returned. Intend ing to bury my dagger In ber heart , Then the words of Charmlcles, the charioteer, came back to me "If I lov ed her enough, O king, perchance I should set her free." I snapped the dagger before her and threw the pieces away. "I 1 came to kill you!" 1 aald. Then I fled Into the street People leaped asldo from my path as I sped along to my old friend. Dr. Strange. "Put me away," I demanded, "or some day 1 shall kill herl I tun mad!" Bo they put me away. - That is ten years ago. I have staid here since, except twice, wben they have taken me to Egypt for some re searches. I am seeking for the spelL Boon 1- shall find it Then I shall sleep to wake again. This time she loved me a little. There will be a third act and who knows? He dropped his head In bis bands and was silent I loft him thus. "A sad case," said the doctor; "a very sad case homicidal mania, complicat ed with the delusion that be Is nn an cient king. It Is a thousand pities. Ho la the authority of the century on Egyptian antiquities, you know, and on most points as sane as you or I." I said nothing. I was thinking of his dark, wise face and the things be bad said. A month later he sent me a note to announce tbat he had recovered the spelL The next day 1 beard that be was mysteriously dead. Tbe second act was closed, and the curtain would not ring up for another 4,000 years. Madame. Thin Rooster Wore m Searfpln. The crack chicken story comes from the kitchen of the Golden Eagle hotel at Heading. It concerns an energetic young rooster that crowed and grew fat wblle carrying In Its gizzard a stickpin nearly two inches In length, tbe sharp point of which had worked through the muscular second stomach of tbe fowl and protruded a quarter of an Inch on the outside. Joslah Barnes, the second cook at the Golden Eagle, wns engaged In cleaning a lot of fowls preparatory to cooking them for tbe Sunday dinner. Wblle handling a particularly fine, fat young rooster something pricked his hand, lie made an Investigation and found a sharp pointed Instrument protruding through the gizzard. He cut open tho organ and was surprised to find a stick pin therein. Tbe pin was mounted with a diamond shaped piece of pearl on wblcb was a gold letter "W." . The young rooster had probably ob served the piece of pearl and, believing it to be an extra One pebble with which to digest Its food, had made the mis take of swallowing it Beading Search- llgb ,. Mistook Bee Object. The average drug clerk Is proof against sudden excitement But In one of tbe prominent down town drug stores one day a clerk bad a sudden and serious fright tbat set him ahead about ten years, . A young woman, . decidedly pretty and charmingly gowned, rushed Into tbe store breathless and In a great state of agitation. She called for a bottle of chloroform and wanted It quick. ' The young man behind the counter turned pale and declared with great firmness, "You can't have It" . "But I must" declared the young woman, "or my dresa will be spoiled." "Yonr dress?" "Yes, my dress I ' While crossing ths street 'just now a lot of mud was plashed on to my dress by some pass ing borses." , "Ah!" exclaimed the drug clerk, with a smile of relief. "Thst's different ! thought that er possibly yon were tired of living, don't you know." Chi cago News. - - Coateolatorr. One day Bunsen sat with another shin ing light of Heidelberg university1, who, like blm, had: bad the highest hon ors bestowed upon blm that could be gained In a aclcntlfla career. Bunsen was cool and taciturn, wblle his col league never ceased to chatter of bis financial losses suffered through tbe great fall In Turkish bonds. Bunsen remained silent wblle the other weal on to console himself In this wise: . "I can get a certain amount of con solation for my bad Investments out of the fact tbat tbe great llelmholtz him self Invested pretty heavily In TurkTtU bonds and baa lost a lot of money too." Then, at last, Bunsen broke the si lence with the laconic words, "I didn't think Helmboltz wss so big a fool." Ban Francisco Argonaut Wealda't Oar To. lira. Peck 1 believe tbat every on of the writers of these articles making fun of married life is a single man. ' 1 don't suppose that one of them was ever married. Henry N-n-no, dear. Ho wouldn't be writing Jokes about It If bo was. Buffalo Commercial. Lewis Acksrman, Ooahen, Ind., says, "DeWltt's Little Early Misers always bring certain relief, care my headache and never gripe." Tliey genera ly cleanse and Invigorate tbe bowels and liver. "I used Kodol JJyapepala Core In my family wltb wonderful results. It gives Immediate relief, Is pleasant to take and Is truly the dyspeptic's beet friend," says E Hartgerluk, UverUel, Mich. Digests wltat you eat. ttinut fall to cure. Vincent A Co., Corner Drug tJlore. CLASSIFIED LOLUMN. Notices under thla head not to exceed five llnea, !) oenu per week; l 50 a mouth; (1'.' per year. For Sale. FOR 8ALK At a bargain, one of the beat stock and grain ranches of 740 sores, 8 miles from Eugene. Will be sold as a whole, or in part, to suit purchaser. Easy terms. For par ticulars apply to John Ingham, at Ax Billy Department Store. FOR 8ALE. t.Vruur Flret and Jetler sou streets, one 10 room houte, and two loU, 80x160 feet each. Good barn, water, fruit, flue garden ground. Also house aud lot. corner First aud Lawreuce Btreeta, lot 66 feel 8 Inches, by 160 feet, young fruit trees, good garden grouud, water, etc. Also house aud lot, corner Willamette and Fourteenth streets. For prices and terms write S J Bills, Taoouia, Wash, Box 827, or call at Uuakd oflloe. FOR BALE A flue stock rauoh con taining 3J0 acres for sale ata bargain. Will sell as a whole or In parts, one containing Implements, house and two barns, consisting of 135 acres; tbe other pasture laud principally. Situated six miles from Eugeue. Call on or address J M Uearbart Eugene, Oregon. FOR BALE. Flue carriage, nearly new, also two sets of doable harness. Enquire of H. B. Miller, corner of Ninth and Patterson. FOR SALE. One pair of mules, a canopy-top oarriagn, plow, harness, also household goods. Iuqulre of J H Lee, at brick yard, Eugene. FOK SALE two ponies, weight about 950. Inquire of Wing Lang worthy butchers, Willamette street Miscellaneous. WANTED. An experleuced girl to do general housework. Iuqulre of Mrs. E. R. Bklpwortli, Eugene. WANTED l'aities wanted to cut 110 cords of white fir and balm wood. Apply to T D Linton, Eugene. GIRL WANTED. To do general housework. Inquire at ouoe. Mrs Clias Mayhew, Keveuth street. WANTED. A live wide awake, competent agent to make Oregou and California with our' line of very popular buggy and team whips ou mmml'slnu. Bimiples put In cues tncanva-s by Tall or buggy 60 to to 100 pounds, or btcyclo 15 to 25 pounds. For lull particulars address The DhvIs Whip Co., Tippecanoe City, O. COW hTRA YE1). A brludle oow with short, olearhnrns, two sills In leitesr, r iher pour. Htrayed from lot of Hll Holt, Halurdny evening. Information will be rewarded by 8 D Holt. Belgian Hares. California Belgian Hare Association. Capital Btook $'5,000.00. Importers, Breeders and Jobbers. Own more Imported and High Grade animals than any other oompany or Individual in Auieriua. .. We Uuaraulee all our anlmuls aud pedigrees to be as represented, or mouey refunded. The breeding of BELGIAN HARES is tbe coming popular Industry In America. . Write for catalogue. ' California Belgian Hare Association. , Alameda, Cel., , ;' It Saved His Leg.' P. A. Danlorth, of LaGrange, Qa., suffered Intensely for six months wltb frightful running sore on his leg, but. writes , that BuoUlen's Arnica Halve wholly oured It In ten days. For aloers, wounds, burns, bolls, pain or piles Its tbe beet salve in the world. Core guaranteed. Only 206. Bold by W L DeLanq, druggist. .' .; :, No Cure No Pay, j That la the way all dtuwlals aell Groves Taetel.es Ohlll Tonie for Chilli, Malaria and BUIIauantas. 'It la, at pleasant, to take at Lemon Syrup,' HO onto , Whkkl Lost. Model 24, twenty two Inch, frame blaok, 45,811), 1800 model,; Rambler manufacture. Kea onsble reward on return to Guard oftlce ' ... ' - . :v; RamMer frames don't break. Rev. W.E. Hltzer, W.Caton, N. Y. writes, "I bad dyspepsia over twenty, years, and tried doctors add mediuiues without benefit, X was persuaded to ase Kodol Dyspepsia. Cure and it help ed nie from the start. I believe It to be aptuacea for all forms of Indigestion." It digests what you eat; - Vincent A Co., Corner Drug Btore. i I consider It not only a pelasure but a duty I owe to my neighbors to tell about tbe wonderful cure (fleeted In my caw by the timely nse'ifChanibor laln's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, I was taken very badly with flux and procured a bottle of this rPBiedy. A few doses of It effected a permanent cure. I take pleasure In recoomendlng It to others suffering from that dreadful disease. J. W. Lynch, Iorr, W Ya. This remedy is sold by W L Di-Lano. Last fall I sprained my leftlilp wblle handling some heavy holes. The doctor I called on said at first it was a slight Strain and would soon lie well, but It trew worse and ths ductur aalii I l.ad tbeumatl-m. It continued to grow worse od I could hardly get aroOdd to Work. I went to a diug store and the druggist recommended ms to try Chamberlain's Pain Halm. I tried It and one half of a 60-c.-nt bottle cured me entirely, I now recom mend It to all my friends. V. a Jisboock, Erie, I'a. It Is for sale by '.V. L. DeLano, Dyspepsia Cura. Digests what you cat. It.!trtin.-iallytit'csttlif fonditnda'.At rT.ilurc in s: ivi,ri lieniiiu ami recoil strnrtlnjj tho exhausted dlgenlvo or- u-f. )' islhelutt'Stdlscoveretidigent a ;.!i(l tonic. Ko other preparation C...1 Uiii:u'li ft in efficiency. It in stanlly relieves niid permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion:, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nuusea, Sick Uettd;u'le,Gtr.tlgia,Cmnins, and all ot her resu 1 1 s i if I m er f ect d Igeatioa Prepared by E. C. Utwiu A Co., Chicago. VINCENT & CO.. Corner flrun Store. F.COOIiSITS MAKE .American Beauties. P.C. mm Latest Models. On Kactl Box, KALAMAZOO CORSET CO. SOLE MANUFACTURERS. ; ,., . SOLD BY AX BILLY E.Ei.TA ucilom VITAl ITV, LOST VlfiOR AnlO MANHOOD Cures Iuipotcttcy, Nifibt Emission' and iv.Tdin' dlscubca, all ctlccta t,f self ''wj? tibtise, t:r excess' and 1 tdl v e 'rj 'retlon. 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