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Hid allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
folir. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
lud riatiilency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tho
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any cane of Catarrh ' that
cannot be curtd by Hall's Catarrh.
Cure. ' 1
F J Ohknky 4 Co., Props, Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known F
J Cheney fur the last 16 years, and be
lleve bim perfectly honorable in al-
business transactions, aud fluanolally
able to carry out any obligation made
by their flrm.
West4Truax, wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O
Waldino, Kinnak Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, I).
Hall's Catarrh Cure i taken inter,
unily, actiug directly upon the blood
at d mucous surfaces of the system.
Price, 76 cents per oottle. Hold by all
druegis't. Testimonials fri e.
Hall's family pills are the best.
Pullman and Tourist cars on
IxiltitrainB. Chatr cars Sacra
mento to Ugtlen and El Paso,
aud tourist cars to Chicane,
Bt Louis, New Orleans and
Wnnhiuutou.
Connecting at San Fran
cisco with several steamship
lines for Honolulu, Japan.
China, Phillipines, Central
and South America.
Hr L G Adair, agent at Eugene
ores
0 H MARKHAM,
G P A, Portlai d.Or,
E6QM SHORT LINE R. P..
THF, DIRECT ROUTE TO
pntana, Utah, Colorado,
knd all Eastern Points.
icholce of two favorite rentes, Tla lh
CNION PACIFIC Fast Mali Line, or
tho KIO GRAN OK Sonnlo Uno
Ho Chanoe of Cars
Be Portland-Chicauo Special, "the finest
is west." Equipped with
lept Standard Sleepers
m Hew Ordinary (fourisl) Sleepers.
para Librari-sunet cars
endid Dinnerstmeals a la carie)
plor'ible Coaches and Smokers
fatipa Tpnjn fnmnlnifilw Vnciihlllon1
IUU I I QUI UUIIIUIUIOIJ IdllUUIUW.
For further information apply.
L L STEVENS, Agent, Eugene, or
iNaqel. WEComm
fi Hue ABt Uen'l Agt
142 Tbird St. Portland, Or
Notice.
To owners and tenants of property
n the City of Eugene: "
Eacli and every person holding or
occupying property, either as owner or
tenant, is hereby notified to remove
within 10 days from the date hereof,
all thistles and shrubbery grow ng In
adjacent alleys aud Btreets.
This notice is published by order of
the City Council, and all persons fail
ing to comply herewith, will be subject
to the peBaltlea heretofore provided
by Ordinance. '
Dated at Eugene, Oregon, this 14th
day of June, 1900. '
J. 8. 8TILES.
City Marshal.
Belgian Hares. ' '
California lltlglan Hare Association.
Capital Htock $25,000 00.
Importers, Breeders and JobberB.
Own more imported and High Grade
animals than any other company or
Individual in America.
We cjuaran.ee all our animals and
pedigrees to be as represented, or money
,i.,, h.L.rfin nfRF.I.nlAV HARES
is the oomrng popular industry in
America.
Write for catalogue.
California Belgian Hare Association.
Alameda, Cal.
?0 EAST
Jortest and Quickest Line
-TO
fM, DULUTH, MIKNEAPQLIS, CHICA60
An all points East)
.youth Palace and Tourist Sleepers.
u,l"I and BuB.t Smoklnf llbrarf Cars.
T, .
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F1' I'-KANU SCENERY UNEQUAL
sVrl.'-,V.! P"irlt Eart vis Portland an I the
NollTHKRN KY,, on sale at S Mth-
fci'Tn. .. ' "I"1 Hfet ()nce, MlgenJ,
268 MORRISON STREET"
PORTLAlun
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T '-""ni I no on or act, fan.
AH. C. rjr.NNWTOS,
1 aea. and Tkket Aeot Portland,
Imperial Limited.
Th faatest Bnd finest train across the
continent. From Pacllio W Atlantic
wltboni change of oars via Canadian
Pacific
Call at nr write H H Abbott, 148
Third street, Portland, and get further
particulars. '
AlasRa uold Fields.
virut teamshln for Cape Nome and
Cane York will sail from Heatlle May
. .. ' , en l - i.H,a.liln with S
10, 1018 Will w " .n,
freight capscity of 18(10 tons and pas
sender acociiuiuodallom lor 200. rnr
rates and further Inf-nnailon, call on
or address
Agent K" 'bein racino, rugeup.
So Cure No Pay.
Th.t U the way all drnmriaU fell Oroves
itata. Chill Tonkfor ms.. Malaria ana
BilllousnoM. II is as plesaaol ..
Umos Syrup. WcenU
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fail W give . -JZ.-(, .
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A Beautifal Story of How tba Bella 9
Found Their Way to the Banks
of the pt,rn
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Nearly half a century ajto. befon
the various provinces of Italy had been
consolidated in the monarchical gov.
eminent, there lived In the city of
Genoa a young man called Giuseppe
Giovanni. For many centuries tho lam.
lly of Giovanni had been makers of
bells and chimes.
Giuseppe's father had made soma of
the most famoua chimes that rang In
Italy, but had never succeeded in ac
complishing his idea. It had been his
great ambltlsn to make a set of chimes
that the whole world would come to
hear, bells of heavenly tone. The elder
tiiovannl was a hot headed man, a
stanch democrat and rather too free
of speech. A few Hi chosen sentences
derogatory to the reigning powers
proved his downfall, and one day as
Giuseppe was hard at work on an odd
bell for the cathedral's chimes a litter
bearing the form of his father, with a
deadly stab wound In his back, was
brought into the dingy little shop and
set down before the son.
"Giuseppe," said the dying man,
keep out of politics and live only in
your work. Strive only for yonr Ideal,
and In the end yon may succeed where
yonr father failed. Aim for the very
highest, and may God grant that you
accomplish It"
A year after hla father's death found
the young artisan hard at work in his
shop. When his father died, he had
made a vow to accomplish the ideal
that his father had vainly struggled
for. The bench at which he was work
ing was rough hewn, long and broad
and littered with a confusion of tools,
bits of metal and untlnlshed bells. On
one corner of the bench was a collec
tion of tuning forks of various sizes
and metals. At one side of the tuning
forks lay a dusty old violin and a slen
der silver mounted flute. In the rear
of the shop were a small furnace, a
half dozen molds and a heap of scrap
metal covered with dirt and rust The
celling of tho shop consisted of several
heavy beams covered with rough
boards to which hundreds of spiders
had fastened their webs. From oue
beam hung suspended an enormous
bell fitted with a long, Blender clapper
capped on the end with a large brass
knob.1 This bell was Inscribed with
strange characters, a relic of the: last
crusade. - '
Giuseppe waa polishing away with a
sanded cloth at the surface of a bell
that already shone lustrously lu the
dim light that struggled through tho
little windows In the front of the shop.
His flngorB fairly flow as he turned)
twisted and rubbed the shiny bowl of
metal. A rough cloth succeeded the
sanded one and in turn made way for
one of soft texture. Then the : bell
was hung on a little metal frame some
what like a gallows in construction.
A drawer was opened and a bundle of
cloth produced from Its recess I and
swiftly unrolled to reveal a highly pol
ished and properly wrought little clap
per, which the young mechanic deftly
fitted In tho Inverted bowl of the 1)elL
A piece of twine was attached to a
little knob on the bulb of the clapper.
A gentlo pull and a subdued silvery
tono filled the narrow confines of the
shop. The tone swelled until It fairly
rang, reverberating from wall to wall,
from rafter to rafter, seeking out every
nook and cranny of the shop, dying
away at last In a little shudder of de
light The young Genoan had clasped
his bands together and listened with an
agony of Intensity, straining bis ears
for a scintilla of a flaw in the tones,
and when the silvery tintinnabulation
had died away he leaned back with a
Blgh of ecstatic relief.
Day after day and long Into the
nights Giuseppe tolled with a fervor
and energy almost fanatical. He ate
but little and slept only when natural
fatigue compelled him. He become thin
and emaciated, and his eyes shone with
a feverish luster, but not for a single
day did he give up his work. One by
one bis bells grew Into the size 'and
form he desired, and he gave to each
Its proper tone. To him they were
things animate. He talked to them,
caressed, petted and scolded, and each
night when be ceased his labor he put
them away In their allotted places
with a paternal care add solicitude.
One beautiful August day Giuseppe
sat at his bench giving the finishing
touches to the last of his set of chimes.
Nearly two years had passed since be
began his work: two years, bat a
great change had taken ploco In the
appearance of the young man. Ills
face was pale and wan, and bis blgh
cheek bones and sunken cheeks gave
blm a deathly look.
Finally he hung the last bell on tne
little metal stand, fitted In bis clap
per and gave It a gentle swing. The
tone that followed began Ilka tho sigh
of a man, worn and wearied by a life
of hopeless disappointment It grew
in a deep crescendo until It became a
knell, a plaint for the aeao. uien oica
awav in a broken sob. The Ocnoan
followed the tone from Its Inception
nntll Its last vibration ceased with an
earnestness that made the veins la his
lhl stand out and drew every
muscle tense. Then be sat back In bis
seat with a smile of Joy that waa al
most beatific. The heavenly chlmea
were complete. Hla work was done,
and now thousands would stand
speech lees, struck dumb with the mag
nificent melody of his chimes hla
belle. He with bts own hands would
make such music with his bells that
wherever they were the whole world
would come to hear them. These were
the thoughts that filled the mind of the
young musician-mechanic as he listen
ed to the reverberating melody of the
tone of the last belt Then he fell back
In hla chair and the color fled from his
face. The fever, which his untiring
energy had kept off for so long, seised
blm at last '
The next morning a neighbor passing
by the shop chanced to look In the win
dow and saw the form of the fever
stricken young man lying across his
workbench. Tie went Inside, thinking
that he might be dead, and when be
found what his real trouble waa lifted
Giuseppe to the cot he had used for a
bed in the back of the shop. A phy
sician waa summoned, and an old wo
man was sent to nurse him.
For Ave weeks Giuseppe tossed on
his cot raving about his bells "his
glorious chimes" "his children with
the heavenly voices."
In order to go on with his work In
making hla set of chimes Giuseppe had
been compelled to borrow. What little
his father had left behind him had
been exhausted before the end of tho
Brat year. He had borrowed on the
strength of the generous sum that had
been promised him by the cathedral
which waa to hare his chimes. When
he fell sick and gave promise never to
regain his health again, the bailiffs
came and took away his chlmca to
satisfy his creditors.
But Giuseppe Giovanni did got well,
hla health came back, and when he had
strength enough to get up from his
couch he went to And his children his
bells. His first thought waa to hear
again their voices, to make them sing
such melodies as the world had never
heard, as no bells had ever sung. And
when he found that they were gone be
became sttrptd-he could not realize
that they were gone. Who could have
come and taken away his bells, his
children, whose conception had taken
years long years of unremitting toll?
He went to tho physician who had
tended him during bis fever and was
told that the bailiffs bad como to bis
shop aud taken them for his creditors.
He went to the bailiffs and was told
that bis chimes had been sold at pub
lic sale to the highest bidder, a foreign
er whose name or country waa not
known to them. He begged them on his
knees to give blm some clow that might
lead him to the purchaser. They told
him gruffly and uncivilly that It was
none of their concern who bought the
chimes so long as they were sold and
his creditors satisfied. There was a
little money over the claims ngnlnst
him, he was told a few lire but ho
flung the offered money In their faces
and left them, his heart broken and his
spirit gone.
That night he sat before bis bench
in the Mttie shop, his chin resting on
his breast, the picture of a despairing
and broken man. All night long he Bat
thus, and when morning came he rous
ed himself and, raising bis bands above
bis bead, said, "God grant that some
where In this world of thine 1 may
again find my chimes my bells and.
If but once, only once, that I may bear
again their voices I"
The next morning the Genoan set
out with one purpose to travel the
world. If need be, to search for hla
chimes. Day after day, week after
week, month after month and year aft
er year he trudged along from town to
town, City to city, country to country,
vainly seeking his chimes. Part of the
time be spent In various cathedrals
and churches mending chimes and ring
ing them, to the delight of all who lis
tened. Before he had even reached
middle age be was a bearded old man,
bowed and bent and travel worn; but
like the Wandering Jew, be pursued
bis weary way.
The broad waters of the Shannon
were colored a beautiful red by the
fading rays of tbo setting sun, which
waa almost visibly dropping through
the trees to the west of the city of
Limerick, when an old man with bead
and shoulders bent and leaning heavily
on a atout staff came slowly along the
highway that led to a little ferry at the
river bank. His long beard was aa
white aa enow and bung nearly to his
waist His face was swarthy like that
of a man constantly exposed to the
sun. When be spoke to the ferryman.
It was In a voice used to many tongues.
The boatman helped him from tho
shore Into bis skill and gave blm his
coat for a coablon on the rough hewn
plank -which answered for a scat The
old man raised bis bead feebly and
looked about blm. Finally his eye
fell on the spire of Hereford cathedral.
and there they rested, lighting up for
a few seconds with a glimmer of hope.
The boatman pushed off from the
shore, and slowly and nolslessiy the
skiff made Its way across. No sound
above the gentle ripple at the boat's
bow disturbed the silence of the even
ing. Suddenly the faint sound of a
bell stirred the air. It Increased In
volume; then the note of another bell
Intermingled, then another and anoth
er, until the melody of a full set of
chlmos rose and fell In the evening
stillness. The boatman, who bad rest
ed his oar to listen, turned to the old
man In the rear of the boat and aaw
him standing erect his srms outstretch
ed and bis face wreathed In smiles of a
great gladness. His eyes were raised
to ' the sky ' with an expression of
thanksgiving. He continued In that at
titude until the last note of the chlmos
died away, and then be fell In a heap
In the back of the boat The boatman
went to him and, laying bis hand on
the face of the old man, felt that It
was cold. New York Bun.
An Epidemic of Whooping Copgh
Last winter doting ao epidemic of
whooping cough my children contract,
ed the disease, having severe coughing
spells. We had need Chamberlain's
Coush Remedy very succewsfolly for
croopand naturally turned to It al that
time and found It relieved the oongh
..m .(Tar-ted a complete core, John E
niffbrd. Proprietor Norwood House,
Vorwood.NY. This remedy Is for
sals by W L DeLano.
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.
Notk- Under thia hAa.1 not t.,
lines. Ml eenu per week; 11 50 a month:
tier year.
FOR BALK A Hue stock ranch con
taining 320 acres for sale at a bargain.
Will sell as a wbole or lu parts, one
containing Implements, bouse aud
two barns, consisting of 135 acres;
the other pasture land principally.
Situated six miles from Eugene.
Call on or address J M Oearhart
Eugene, Oregon.
FOR SALE iwo ponies, weiuht aliout
050. Inquire of Wiua Lannworthv
butchers, Willamette street.
GIRL WANTED. Inquire at once
at residence of O H Hales.
COW STRAYED. A biludlo oow
with short, olear horns, two slits lu
lett ear, rather poor, Htrayeil from
lot of 8D Holt, Saturday evening.
Information will be rewarded by 8
D Holt
For Sale.
FOR SALE At a bargain, oue of the
beat stock and gram ranches of 740
acres, 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, ul
Ax Billy Department 8tore.
FOR HA LK. Corner First and Jeiler-
aon streets, one 10 mini hou e, and
two lota, htixltio feel each. Hood
baru, water, fruit, Hue garden ground.
Also bouse and lot, corner First and
Lawrence street, lot ikl (eel K inches,
by 160 feet, young fruit tree, good
garden grouud, water, etc Also
house and lot, comer Willamette
and Fourteenth street. For price
and terms write 8 J 8il!s, Tacoma,
Wash, Box 827, or call at Uuakii
oilloe.
Miscellaneous.
WANTED. An experienced girl to
do general housework. Inquire of
Mrs. E. R. Bklpworth, Eugene.
WANTED Parties wanted to cut lnO
cordB of white fir and balm wood.
Apply to T D Linton, Eugene.
Would Not Sufl'er So Again
Fifty Times Its Price
for
I awoke last night with severe paint
in my stomsch. I never felt so badly
In all my life. When I came down to
work this moruing I felt so weak 1
could hardly work. I went to Millet
4 MoCurdy's diug store aud they reo-
ommended Cli iniberlaiu'e Collo, Chol
era aud Diarrhoea Remedy. It worked
like magic and oue dose 11 led mo all
right. It certainly is the finest thing
I ever used for stomach trouble. I shall
not be without It in my house here
after, for 1 shuuld not care to endure
the surlenng-, of last night again for
fifty Hues ita price. O. H. Wilson,
Liveryman, Burgeltstnwu, Washing
ton Co, I'a. This remedy Is for sale by
W. L. DeLano.
Dyspepsia Cure.
Digests wliat you eat.
It iirtifli'lallyrliiipsts the food and nidi
mturu in st ri'iiittheiiiiik! and recon
struct inMh exhausted digestive or
it is the lut est discovered digest
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i n, . oi,.'o;u'li It in cillciency. H In
stantly relieves mid permanently cures
yspcpsia, jnuigestiun, Heartburn,
Flatulence:, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
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Through the Yellowstone.
The new route via the Oregon Hhort
Line Railroad and Monlda, Mont., en
ables you to make a delightful trip
through the Yellowstone National
Park, entering via Monlda and oonilng
out via Cinnabar, making It unnecess
ary to oover any position on the route
twioe. For beautiful dosorlptive
booklet, write or call at Oregon Hhort
Line tloket oflloe, Hi Third street,
Portland, Oregon.
A Monster Devil Fish.
Destroying Its vlotlm, Is a type of
Constipation. The power ol this
suiirderous malady is felt on organs
and nerves and muscles aud brain.
There's no health till ll's overcome.
But Dr King's New Lire Pills are a
safe and certain cure. Beet in the
world for Stomaoh, Liver, Kidneys
aud Bowels. Only 25 cents at W L
Do Lai. os Drug Ht ire.
Call For County Warrants.
Notice Is hereby given that the fol
lowing warrants will be paid on pre
sentation at my oilloe on and aftkh
June 20, 1000. Interest on same will
cease J une 20, 1000. All Lane county
warrants from registered number 0303
to 7174, both inclusive.
Dated, Eugene, June 20, 1900.
AH Pattkbson,
Coui.ty Treasurer,
Notice.
All persons having full books of
purchase stamps are requested to bring
tbem to niy store at one.
J W Kays Fun. co.
.nhi.i'i to ai
,.Mi.r nai j'ir
lint wrrvtlr .all.
..Id la .a, laoa la.
AtO'Hl niirfc.rt'lMl
lrru rii.rMi
utr u-iia.
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i at. IihikI.'iii). .llrii,
Ann Italian llnliiir, s""l- ur.iUoa l.i.rllai.i, rartjl..,
U,ln, ana rliIWIi, .Ilk ! II"'" .'-Int, Sn.lallar aa
ahr ,UKlul,M.,ilt ,J li r imn nlM,il,l l pr,l,id or.
ruit hoi ii ii'i.v -r n.' na a rr M,i . la
IS 1 KillS, Xfll. for H.m,l ll.".L Nn. USK, i-uiilalll. fa.llloll
ilal" " Uih, iii,.,ii ,,lliillliialtili'tl,,liali"t,ioJlar.
' ! ,.' "Inll, ,,l I" onlcr rrom .tl.UU P. Bala.
lri.,.iitlriiiitilill,'Ml!ii. AdlrM,
8EAHS, ROEBUCK & CO. (Inc.), Chicago, III.
tsara. ltorhn,-b 1.. ar. Ikarausal, r.llabl-Sdaw,)
$2;45TG0LyPL'Ajq
rut till ut mill ml Uii
IM Ml Mil Ml e.n.1 Will Mn
jtijrrt to fiiamlnaUutt. TOO M
II round pariwaiij bubi
rj, as act rssrmgm astaj
1117 f lual UaWM
tbatrb1af sVavaftlfMsl aa
1.1k tJunilfr stuck
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nileil IT sitae, (. It
..u flnil tt th tMual or
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U..l UIH Mllteftalt
sUIll Sl-firM. WMiii, .
Don't b Dflcilvttf
hj aaUhr Hla
Whl.-ll WOU.OlKS.dT
txtllt-T you cuulflgsita
hs II ta la. wkaa WwMll tasaaaia (, far
OUR $2.48 WATCH ..'r.I'.'.'.".'..'.'.'..'.-
ro,rOisa rata, ituilt wln.l ami Mt. falsi lti. lisVi'lfor
Pullman Palace Sleeper" Tour
1st Sleenera and Rochnln" Chair
CaraOali-'to . . . .
DKNVBR, OMAHA, CHICAGO,
KANSAS CITY, ST. LOUIS'
And .other Esstern Cltlca The only Una
from Portland olloting lutasenKOlN h) n:lally
Conducted Excursions through to I hlcago
every Wednesday.
KPortland to Chicago
Via Hmithtsra rclflo. Union J'fcitlc
N W Ky'a, ItKWa checked (.tumuli to
tlentiiiKiiim. Mewuiticmit ttctnieiy, Lnion
(MiMti. laat time, luvvtwl ratea.
ftT ui'Uiif loiDrraatum, apply in any
nvtit Southern 1'aoltic (Jumiiaiiy, ur
h 1 AHillOr, U,MU(0
t"aaJ ift m hi
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II walt-h, tin it mailt la nnkrl 7-JntrM
Br av.i.i... ,. UN Msila BralsM ileal oaUtl
I. 11 ' wrtu fur free Walts) Jalrt,i I!. V)
-rt, SEARS, HUtUUUK A uu.tinc.j.unicifli
(aavt, itatttta 4C. iwllilifill.ll- UUtmt
Eugene StreotiiRailBy.
TIME card.
After the 4th or Oct. 18WS, the streel
o vra will run on the following sobeduet
time until further notice,
jLHtVINO THElDKPOT.
7:lfl-7:40-8:in-R:40:io-8:40.10KIO a m
hn .rv haWllfol .
HOFFMAN . HOUSE SALOON
8ommtrvltla & Strgtr.
"
Pure WhisVlea aiicl.Hranllea,l the fines
grades of Wines and 'Jitters. Mlied
Drinks a specially.
Weinhard's .....
ZLZZ. ' . Famous Beer
Bottie andlDraught
FIRST CLASS..
To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab-
lets. All druggists refund the money
if it falls tu core. E.
lure Is on each box.
W. drove's s'gna-
26c.
Notice to Contractors.
Healed bids for the contraction of a
sewer for the University of Oregon
will be received op to 3 p. m, June 26,
1V00 at tb offloe of J J Walton, where
plana and specifications can be seen
Right reserved to reject any and all
bids.
By order of the Board of Regents.
BH FkisndI.V,
Chairman Ex-Com.
Rev. W. K. Winer, W.Caton, S. Y
writes, "I had dyspepsia over twenty
years, and tried doctors and medicines
without benefit. 1 was persuaded to
use Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and it help
ed me from the start. I believe it t be
a ptnacea for all forms of Indigestion."
It digests what you eat. Vincent A
Co., Corner Drug Htore.
I consider it not only a pelaaure but
a dutv I owe to my neighbors to tell
about the wondeiful cure eflected in
my case by the timely ue of Chamber
Iain's Collo. Cholera and Dlarrhoi a
Remedy. 1 was taken very badly wltli
flux and procured a bottle of ilil
remedy. A few dnaee of it efletit d a
permanent cure. 1 take pleasuie In
reowmendlng It In others sutr- rli g
from that dreadful dlee. J. W.
Lynch, Dorr, W Va. This leuiedy la
sold by W L DeLano.
PILES
DR. WILLIAMS' INDIAN PILE OINTMENT
will ouio mint!, lileodtnii and ltehiug Piles. It absorbs Uie
tumors, nlluya tho iuihlng ut ont o, aeU aa a poultice, glvoa
lrljtl n,llf,r. l'eniiamtl onlv for 1'lleaand Itobtnsr of the
prlvaoo parts. Evory box la warrnntod. Jutlgo Ooone, of
Muvsvlllo, Ky., anys: "Ilr. Williams' Indian Pile Olnt-
moliltrurotl me niuir yeara ol aunonnir. . nnm aj umsii."
il per nua.
sent by mail oa rooolplol prion. ,60 ooulaana 11,00 per
For Sale Bv Linn Drug Co
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kerf tilt aiMalarr,itwUr a j i if-wnlfl . aal la sate
a algaae ail-Otl, airl f II R klriruf Hrill4ll TKJ tw
,'r,l,,M" SoeclatOflBr Price $15.50
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mrnttlitnul.rmehvvmUM. Hit IT THIff MQ; TK Aui In
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atttlsnrd. H Mil 4lffafat ! as4 fraalatar llawlai RaeSli s t fsXtO,
1 0.l, III.OO, tJII.OO all full ilaa'TI'sf-l In OUT We a.aa
lMblitliubi)M. liiiHli.tofortlitt blir 01 Al CUIIIT allBHik M
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1. ifi' him mi .Kkw fBrsiDti ma onr rm 1
7 '' i'oriMiir'i ran It and dotllbtr plain or any
. k Ji. Yr' fca')araataii ettnt with mwmry machine,
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tw iniju t:i at..rlifr at ta.M tea
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ROc&ur ro. (inc.) Chicago. III.
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SEND ONE DOLLAR
lo fViior anrl ur wanttvL
"."'..HI0H CRAPE I900MOOEL
ACME 1EWEL BICYCLE, t'lVI""J:?:
MlaUlai. Yon mn tiamlna at yoiir attiraast
offlr, arx If fnuinj Hrraailt afttraHwfT,
aaHly ariBTMia.swt, laalOWT WOUUtErl LftLI tt
evwr aaw hear W. ax-ua) to btcjetet tlial
rHailW bifh tA.M, If 70a think 70a
can It'll It stl I .( araal ; Uf, pay tilt)
tprMMniDU IflfclAL PliCI, 9t.79t
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rpretachartf. W hlltjr ttpwalal llltyalsi
t'atalafjar.Tiialt-l trr f..rthaailng,h(.w
all hlnrrlH tMlaw allotatrr , trim'
Li w- ... . 1 .i.a.nw. la lab. aataa a la sat fiataw. fM arata lMa al tout . f $f. m
.01 ts m .k: iioo.ooTiiia vrtH ,
mlllam IkU OklcU at 2t
ii'." SEARS. ROEBUCK at CO., CWct, IK.,