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Worms jConvulsions .Feverish-
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and tourist cars to CiiicK,
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Wanbinutoii.
ConnectiuR at San Fran
cUoo with several steamship
lines for Honolulu, Jupan,
China, PliillipineH, Ceutral
and South America.
; itt Mr L G Adair, agent at KuKcne
jdtf. vjr add red
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THE DIRECT BOUTE TO
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and all Eastern Points.
choice of two farorlte routes, via, lbs
UNION PACIFIC Furl Mall Line, or
the KIO OKANDK acnnlc Une
Ko Change of Cars
L the Portland-Chicago Special, "the finest
the west." Equipped with
Elegant Standard Sleepers
line New Qrdinarv (fourisl) Sleeoers.
Superb LibrarY-BuM Cars
t5plentlid Dinners (meals a la carte)
wmlortable Coaches and smokers
Wire Train Completely Vestibuled.
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L L STEVENS, Agent, Eiijfene, or
(mow
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"jRNager, W E Coma i
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V to foil." Evtt tU Portland and the
"NOKTHKUN' KV.. on sale at S Jth
Jie l-it Ticket (lltot, Eugeti , or
rXOHVHEK.V Ticket Otfice
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, PORTLAND.
Tibas Ftl-Vf. an.l f.,11 infArmation re
jvaatni Trip, call on or ad-ir"".
V A. X C. )KXNIST'iN.
Fun. and l'icket Aent Portland.
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Ti
mo I
Fovlr.faptaaid Children.
aThs Kid,' You Have
Always Bought
Bears tie
Signaturo
You Have
Always Bought.
How's This
WenflerGie Hundred Dollars Re
waid for ay chm or Catarrh that
cannot he :ur,d hy .Salt's Catarrb
Cure.
K J Ohkmy A Co., Props, Toledo, O.
.We, the u;dtjrfigijet. have known F
J Cheney fr the last 15 years, and be
lleve him lerfeully houorable in al
buslness traaaetiott, and tluauolnlly
aole to earn out any obligation made
by their firn.
Wkst&Tiuax, whole-ale Druggists,
Toledo, O
Waldi.v(, Kin.naiV Marvin,
Wholesale )rut?i;itts, Toledo, t.
HhII'h t'Brrb Cure in inknn Inter
na'ly, actit'f dirtly upon the blood
aid mtieoii iirficti f ihe aystein.
Pilot, 76 cti'H fr oottly, tSold by all
druuittttt. IVrtliimiiialH ir- e,
HhII'h funlly plllu are the best.
Kobler & Cbasc Music House.
Owing lulhe dpiiili of C H Harper,
of Winters Hnrper, of Seattle, Wash.,
the braDe! piano and organ depart
ment thai an tieen run by tliem In
this city, 1I hereafter be conducted
direct by Kibler & Chase, of Hau Frnn
Cisco, usher you will always And a
line line of pianos and organs at Ban
Francltoo rlces.
Inxtruwuts old on eny Install
ments. Tils will be oouducted by
GeoFCrs'and H E Morris, In Tims
Bloofe, souh of the HoQnian Home,
Ninth etret, Eugeiie, Oregon.
i
Throigh the Yellowstone.
The ne route via the Oregon Short
Line Rulloud and Moulda, Mont., en
ables you Ui make a delightful trip
through tie Yellowstoue National
Park,eijU'ltu via Monida and coming
out via Cuiiiilmr, making It unnecess
ary to cor-r airy Hisiilon on the route
twice. ITor beautiful descriptive
lionklet.vriie nr call at Orpgou Hliort
Line ticiet onio, H2 Third street,
Portland, Oregon.
imperial Limited.
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The fittest and finest train across the
continent From Pacific to Atlantio
withoni :lianre of cars vU Cadadian
Pacific.
Call at nr write H H Abbott, 148,
Third iliiet, Portland, and get further
particular.
Alasha uold Fields.
Flrstttratnshlp for Ope Nome and
Cape York will nail from Heattle May
10. Tb will he a large ship with t
freight mpaeity of 18O0 tons anrl pas
senger ifcomitiodatlons for '200. For
rates act further information, rail on
joradrtrr R. MoMiikphet,
Ai,int No them Pacific, Eugene. .
Exixilcuce Is the best teacher. Use
I Ai'krr'iKngllsh lietin-dv in any case
i of couias, colds or eronp. hhnuld It
i ftil to live immeolnte r. ppf mooey ri
' rnnded. cts and 60 cis. For sale by
; W L DeLano
I I coflder It not only a pel turn re but
j a dutv owe to my neighbors to tell
aboutrte wondeiful :ure tllected in
mv c" 1,y ",e "nie'y tnwofChamber-
Iain's Jollc. (Tmlera and Diarrhoea
I Rrmeif. I was taken very badly with
tlux UJ procured a oouie oi mis
reniefifl A few do of It eflecU'd a
permuent cure. 1 lake pleasure la
reouoBetiding It to other suflerlng
from that dreadlul diKeiiw. J. W.
Lyncti, Iorr, W Va. Thia remedy is
sold kr.W L D-l-bo.
La fall I sprained my left hip while
hailing siime heavy boxes. The
diictrtl Mlled on said at first it was a
slight train and would woo l well,
but its rew worse and the ductur said
I had rheumali-m. It enntinued to
grow worse nd I could hardly gel
iroued to w. rk. I went to a drug
storend the d'Ugglsl recornmended
ms U try Cbamberlain'a Pain Balm.
tri-d It and one-half of a S0-ont
I, .UK cured me entirely. I now recom
ntitria It to all my friends. F. A.
Katox-k, Erie, Pa. It is fur sale by W.
L. UsLano.
Ail"
ofAr
ft J The
fV Kind
WHILE THE HEART BEATS VOyNQ.
mult tSe heart beets rourar, ok, tlx nJewlor of
the serins.
With tU ),, jmi, n. i Kt n IUr
tains;
Th fatrtet, Timt tnominr of the bloawai tlm.
ol v
IS SOt BO Wt MUt M th SMSon Of lOUar,
nUe jroutli'i dliiarr cUmaw bUe tod bulJe
OS. CkM CIMM4
""'n motaers with, m by ths touch of
tec tad breast;
Our bare IM li tha Beadows tail our faadas up
Ths airy clouds of morntac-while tha heart bull
youngl
Walls th. bnrl beta young and our puleas leap
and duwe.
With net; da? a holiday and Ufa a flad ro-
t heat tha Mrds wllh woadar, and with wonder
watch tnatr alsbt,
When the, hSTauui u uc7
wing to winj ' "
Ws jr to kearea with them, and, returning, still
we atnf
tna praise ol this lower heaeaa with tireless
voice sad tongue,
Kren as tha Master sanctions while ths heart
beats young.
While Jis hetrt beats roungl While the heart
I l"oungl
Oh, 1 toJ gold old earth 01 oura, with aeure
Oh, VuJ
hutuj
Aivl boad
W Lid be
I h and tl
EJ tv we, II
MA "
with rainbows, grant us ret this
lap ol thin.;
t SOU thjr children through the show.
the shine I
lumiiur. Whlenerine. in ohlUl.h 1
J , 1 trust,
f our beseeching hands sad laces luted from
1 the dust.
,rrTor ol tha poem, ell unartttea and unsung,
Xou glwat us an answer, walla the heart beats
uwia.
James Waitcomb BiieT.
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THE PASSING ?
I OF THE LAIRD I
o A Story of the Sonth jj&n War. i
t r . I
000-0-0-00 O-e-Oie-0-e-O-.-O-e-O-e-O
It was that field of dread memory
Magersfonteln. From dawn when the
belching hill front of flro had mowed
In swathes the ranks of the Black
Watch till dusk when the last gun
had sent 1U whistling shrapnel tha
air had seemed to live and screech and
scream and to malm, blast and wither
the men of the Highland brigade.
The dark African night had flung Its
blackness over Magersfonteln, and In
the scanty scrub and hollows remained
those who could not well retire when
the bugles, with reluctant notes, sound
ed the retreat
Piper Duncan Farquhnrson sat tip
and gronned. Ills last experience of
Hfo had been rather mixed. He re
membered retiring behind a wire fence,
and after he had scampered over the
veldt a few dozen yards something
happened. What this was Duncan
was uncertain, but as he felt his head
he knew he had been hit
The blood had enked hard on his
neck and collar, and as be moved It
began anew to trickle down his face.
He took out bis handkerchief and band
aged his wounds as well as he could.
His pipes were safe. He could feel
the reeds lying over his knees. He
bent to grasp them.
Ha was tormented with an awful
thirst His water bottle was still In
tact and he raised It to his lips. Still
the thirst continued.
Ho sat up and considered. Where
was his company? Where was the
captain and his lieutenant the young
laird, (who bore the same name as he
bore?' Ho would go to them. So he
went.
Ho roso up and, reeling, fell. Ho
rose again and once more came down.
Then he crawled.
There were groans and curses and
sobs from the darkness, and sometimes
a wild yell tore the night asunder.
There were calls for water In all tha
dialects spoken north of the Tweed
and In many forms of southern Anglo
Saxon. Duncan crawled through them. At
last he came to the barbed wire en
tanglements. As he crawled through
these the barbs tore his kilt and hoso,
and he felt them enter bis flesh, but at
last he throw himself clear.
Then he rolled down a Bhort way,
and a bowlder brought him up. He
put out his hand to protect bis faco
and caught another band, cold and
clammy, In his own.
The other groaned aloud.
"Is that yon, laird?' said Piper Dun
can Farquharson.
"Ah, it's you, Duncan," old Lieuten
ant Duncan Farquharson.
"Ah, It's me, laird. Are ye sair
hurtltr
"Oh, I don't know, Duncan. For
heaven's sake, If you have any water,
give me some."'
"I've nae water, laird, but I'll get ye
some. Ye are awfu' caul', though,"
said the piper.
He took off his tunic and wrapped
the laird In It as well as could be done
under the circumstances.
The laird suddenly stirred.
"Do you mind the loch your father
and we two used to fish at the back o'
licn-d-houran? Now, was It a Jock
Scott he used? I don't remember."
He shivered; then he came back to
Magersfonteln.
"Duncan, lad. If you can move, bring
me a drink of water."
Duncan sat still and felt his head.
He heard with his ears, but his brain
had not yet comprehended.
Then consciousness returned to blm.
He must obey the laird.
It was In these circumstances that
Piper Farquharson robbed tho dead on
Magersfonteln.
Ills field of operation was limited,
but he had many within It limited
though it might be.
Duncan pillaged from an officer a sil
ver flask which Its owuer would-naver
more require.
With other melancholy loot Duncan
crawled slowly back to the latrd, and,
feeling for bis face, ha poured whisky
and water between bis Hps.
The laird caught hln trembling band.
French Tansy Wafers, tue world's
iiwrai remedy for Irregular and pain
ful periods of ladles; are never falling
and safe. Married ladles' friend
French Tansy Wafers are the only re
liable female remedy in the world; Im
ported from Paris; take nothing else,
but Inelst on genuine; In red wrappers
with crown trade mark. Ls France
Drug Company, Importers, 80S Turk t,
Hon Francisco. For sale by all dm,.
gists, or sent in plain wrapper direct
on receipt oi i
"Steady, iMtut-au! I've enough, im
golriir. Ktvp it f"r yourself."
"Na. na. lalnl; tnk' some nmlr o't
I'll tak' mime uiysel'. though."
He ilritjik the mixture, aud, us the
aplrlt briMiifht liu It life Into his trem
bling frame, lie :ild:
"Man, Inlr.t. I houp thnt ottk-er t'hlel
was a good levin mail, lie deserves to
gang to a platv there's line sleli a
drought as there's here."
"You were always plucky. Duncau."
i M the Hem. Minnt. "Hut I'm going."
voice was now at a whlsjior.
"Na, tin: ye'll tak' aulthor drapple!"
snlil the pliior, and again ho poured a
few drops between the laird's Hps.
"Duneiin, could you play a march be
fore 1 go?"
"I'll try, hut ma hold awfu' queer.
Hiv ye my pipes?"
"Yes; 1 kept t hem In my left hand."
PIIkt Fnrquhtirson tuned his pipes.
"Now, the 'Haughs o' Cromdale,'
Duncan. I'm going," whispered ttielnird.
"Na. na; yer nae g:itui, luird! I'll piny
ye a reel." Ami over tho desolntlou
tlonted the springing crlspuess of tho
"Perth Hunt."
From tho darkness the sentries on
tho heights and lu tho trenches llrcd
off their rifles, and their sleepy com
rades stood to their arms. These ver
domed petticoat rovlneks were to mnko
n night attack. Suddenly the music
stopped.
"Dae ye mind thnt? it was dnuccd
at yor coming o' ago."
"Yes. 1 remember, Duncan. Itut piny
the march and sit down here besltlo
mo. I'm cold. It will soon be suow,
Duncan."
Duncan, whoso head was throbbing
with the effort In playing tho reel,
crawled down beside his lnlrd.
"Aye; I think it will be snow aforo
morula," he snld.
Then I'lper Fnrqiihiiisoii played
marches nml strathspeys, mid In tho
cold nml darkness denth enme to tunny
of his audience. Hut ns they fell
asleep and their thirst wns sated and
their pniu ensed, their lullaby wns. to
them, the sweetest they had hoard
since childhood.
Dunenu could piny no more. It wns
Indeed only fitfully he had played nt
all.
And Uie lnlrd was passing.
"Coodhy, old man, and thanks!"
Rlghed tho laird. "If you go home, tell
thcin I sent my love. I wrote to them
nil ycsterilny. tJood"
Tbxro was a slight tinkle, the lnlrd
fell sltlcwnys. He had gone with his
comrades.
The tlawn would conic soon. Already )
the 8uinnilts of the enstei-u hills were
beginning to appear through the grny
ness. liny was coming, nod the night
and those who had gone under its
blnukncss wore now to he numbered
with thnt which hntl been.
Ditnenu, however, wns only concern
ed nhotit ono thing.
The lnlrd wns gone, lie hnd asked
him for a innreh. Ho should have one.
Duncan rose, propped himself ngnlust
the bowlder nml stood over the body
of his lieutenant.
Then over lliu veldt the low, walling
strains of "Loelmlier No More" roso
and swelled lu the dawn, like the voice
of a mntlit'i mourning with n sore ar
ticulate grief the loss of her children.
It was well played. The Inllulte sor
row, the wild hopelessness of tho mu
sic rung out over veldt and kopje, and
the more superstitious among tho
Itoers muttered that "It was the wall
ing of the souls of tho petticoat rool
neks." It was probably I'lper l-'aniu-hnrson's
best effort It was his last.
The Iloer sentinel In the advanced
trench saw, ns the dnwn came, a
rooluek standing facing him. Ho wns
a pcftlcont and might have thonsnnds
behind him. The sentry brought his
rlllc to the "present." It wns nil ensy
shot a tall man, with no khaki tunic
to deceive tho marksmnn. Then tho
Mnttser barked.
In this wise I'lper Duncan Farquhar
son of the Highland brigade rejoined
his lnlrd. Detroit News.
Whnt la a Mystic r
What Is a mystic? The dictionary
gives us an nnswer perhaps, hut one
wants In a thousnnd cases something
more than the dictionary. We like to
innkc delinltloiis ourselves. This Is a
stronger tendency than we suspect A
mystic Is a mini who makes his owu
definitions.
I knew a man many years ngo In a
country town whore I lived who was
a typical nonconformist and an ex
ample of self reliance. He wns withal
a man of strong chnrncler and did not
ask anybody's good opinion. Ho wns a
cnblnet mnkor and always spelled bu
reau "bnro." A man lo whom he sent
a hill said to him, "This Is not the way
Webster spells bureau." "Well," said
he, "this Is the way I spoil It, and I
have, as good a right to my way ns
Webster has to his." Ho was n mystic
lu orthography.
"Ye must be born again." That was
mysticism to Nlcodeiuus. His diction
ary didn't explain it Jncoh iteliinen
called the same thing "the morning
redness." That, too, defies the diction
ary. Swedellborg calls love "lire" and
beyond nil others In modern times
makes deliuitions of his own. All poets
are to some extent mystics, Inasmuch
as they express themselves lu symbols
and metaphors. Coming Age.
Another Mean 3fnn.
"Htlmson is a mean man."
"Why so?"
"He's got a wny of kerplng his wife
from going through his pockets for
loose chsnge."
"How's that?"
"Ho spends It nil before ho gets
home." Cleveland Plain Denier.
Sot Allosrether slow.
Merchant-1 think III have to
fire
Polk, liv's frightfully lazy.
Friend -Blow In everything, eh 7
Merchant Well, no, not everything,
lie gets tired quick enough. Philadel
phia Press.
An Epidemic of Whooping Cough
Last winter during an epidemio of
whooping cough my childn-n contract,
ed the disease, having severe onuirhlng
spells. We had ux-d Chamlierlsln's
Cough Remedy very successfully for
croup and naturallr turned lo it at that
time and found It relieved tha cough
and effected a complete cure, John E
Clllford, Proprietor Norwotkl Houw,
Norwood, NY. This leuiedy Is for
atl by W L IeI.ano.
CLASSIFIED COLUMN,
Notices un.ler this head not to exceed Cve
hues, M cetiu er week; $1 AO a mouth; 1'-'
lr year.
For Sale.
FOll 8AI.K Atabargaiu, ouetif the
best slock and gram ranches of 740
acres, S miles from Eugeue. Will be
sold as a whole, or lu part, to suit
purchaser. Easy terms. For par
ticulars apply to John Iugham, at
Ax Billy Dtparimeot More.
KU SALE. t.Vrner First and Jellor
bou ftrtvts, one 10 room house, aud
two lots, SOxltiO feet eaoh. Wood
barn, water, fruit, Hue garden ground.
Also house and lot, corner First and
Lnwtvnce etroela, lot 00 feet 8 Inches,
by Itiil feet, young fruit tree, good
gtrtien Kiomid, water, elo. Also
hmitv and toi, corner Willamette
ami Fourteenth street. For prices
and terms write (S J Hills, Tacoma,
Wash, Jiox &', or call at Uuakp
oflloe.
FOU BALE A Hue stock ranch con
taining 3J0 acres for sale at a bargain.
Will sell as a whole or in parts, one
containing Implements, bouso and
two hams, consisting of 185 acres;
the othor pasture land principally.
Situated six miles from Eugeue.
Call on or address J M Uearhart
Eugene, Oregon.
KOH SALE Two ponies, weight about
lisa Inquire of Wing , Laugwortliy
butchers, Willamette street
FOH SALE. A fresh Jersey oow.
Inquire of E J McClanahan.
Miscellaneous.
WANTED. An experienced girl to
tlo general housework. Inquire of
Mrs. E. R. ttkipwortu, Eugene.
WANTED Parlies wanted to cut luO
cords of white fir and balm wood.
Apply to T D Linton, Eugene.
G1UL WANTED. Inquire at ouce
at resilience of C H Hales.
SOME GOOD RACES.
Take l'lace at Hangs' Park, Tues
day July 3 Hie Program.
An Interesting) race program has
been arranged to take place at Hangs'
park oil July 8. 8ome fleet footed
horses will be ou the turl at this event.
Entiles will be for the following
races:
Half mile dnsh, free for all. Purse,
$ll'0-$7(l to first, $20 to second, $10 to
thlrii. Three-eights mile dash, tree
for all, purso $f0 $40 to first, $10 to
second. Q i'irter mile dusli lor saddle
Ini'ses, puise, $25.
Knl ittuee 'oe ill per cent of puree
Kuiiie close the oventiiK of July 2nd.
W O Trhai will give an exhibition of
half a mllu with the famous pacing
mitre, Alinu. Admission 50 oolitB,
l.tdlesund children free.
Would Not Suller So Again
Fifty Times Its Price
for
i awoke Inst nlglil wllh severe paint
In my slomnuh. I never felt so badly
In all my life. When I came down tn
work this morning 1 felt so weak I
ovoid hardly work. 1 went to Miller
A Mucunly'a drug store and they rec
ommended t.Ti tmherlaiu's Collu, Choi
era and Diarrhoea Remedy. It worked
like insglo autl one dose fixed me all
right It cor tal lily Is the finest thing
1 ever used for stomach trouble. I shall
not he wiliiout It In my house here
after, for I should not care to endure
the sullen ng-of last night again for
fifty tines Its price. U. H. Wilson,
Liveryman, Burgettstnwn, Washing
ton Co, Pa. This remedy Is for sale hy
W. L. DeLano.
lUiAjhill OUT.
Dull headache, pains lu various parli
of the body, sinking at the pit of the
stomach, loss of appetito, fevenshness,
pimples or sores, are all positive
evidence of Imp. re blood. No matter
how it became so, It must be purified
III order tootitaln good health. Aaker's
Blood Elixir has never failed to cure
Hcroftilousor Hypliililin poisons, or any
other blond diseases. It Is certainly a
wonderful remedy and we sell every
bottle on posltlvea guarantee. For
ale by W L DeLano.
Tallorl Tailor!! Tailor!l
Walter Gladstone, an experienced
cutler and tailor, baa located in Eu
gene, and may be found at the rear
end of Ihe Hanson clothing and fur
nishing store lu the Matlock block,
Mr Gladstone brings good recv
metidatlons, aud guarantees first-class
work.
Vulcanic Eruptions.
Are grand, but Hkln Eruptions rob
Me of Joy. Uucklen's Arnica Halve
cure tnem; also Old Running and
revor Mores, Ulcers, Molls, rnliins,
Corns. Warts, Cuts. Bruises, Hums.
HcaljH, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Hest Pile cure on
earth. Drives out
Pains and Aches.
Curo guaranteed.
I, ano, Druggist
Only "Acts a ti
Holy by W L De
To Cufea Cold in One Day
TakoLsxatlve llromo Quinine Tub
Ms. All druggists refund the money
If li falls to cure. E. W, ( (rove's signa
ture Is on each box. 'ISk.
"I ud Koaol iy.spsla Cure In my
family wllh wonderful rem Its. It
gives Immediate relit,'. Is pleasant to
lake and Is truly the dyspeptics best
friend," says E llartgerliik, Overlssl,
Mich. Digest what yi-u est. f'atiuot
fail Uirare. Vincent A Co, C-ri,tr
Drug Hiorn.
Miss Alice E Hhsw. sent tn ths
asylum at Halem Fehtuary 2h, IS',
was discharged as cured June 2t. I'l.
and Is now wllh her sister. Mrs Jap
Htevens, at Cove, IK Frank Hm
rich, ni-o ciimmitiMl from this county,
as dircliarg';U as cured the tame Jay
Dyspepsia Cure.
Digests what you eat.
It artificially nlits the food and olfis
rT.it tiro in slrengtlieiniie; and recon
structing t ho exhausted digestive or
V t !. It istliol;ttest tllscovereddigest
at:: ui. 1 tonic. No other preparation
cull approach it in cttlciency. It, in
stantly relievesnnd permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Smir Stomach, Nausea,
Sick lleaduf lie, tiastralgia.Cranipa, sad
all other result s of Imperfect digestion
Prepored by E. C. Uewiu A Co., Chicago.
VINCENT & C0..lorn;r Drug Store.
F.GToiSETS
MAKE
American Beauties,
i.V:;il
mm
Latest sM
Models.
On Koch box
KALAMAZ03 COSSET CO.
SOLE MANUFACTURERS.
o r BY
AX BILLY
sestom VITALITY
LOST VIGOR
AND MANHOOD
Cures Impotcncy.Nlijht Rmlaslnnsand
wastlnir diseases, all cltccts c self
iiliusc, cr excess and itnlliv
m mTi ' fctlon. A nerve tonic p. ml
'fTi) l!mI builtler. lliim -i too
Y I''"'5 K'ow to pale cheeks .m l
jfAvV restores the fire of youth.
i,!NCt ( l'v mall BOf per box; O boves
lor rr'S.fiO; wit" . written iitiaiiuie
too t'Kfiii'- e ivl.tiid tho imii.ty.
WEFT'irA iVIIIDICAL CO.
Clinton & Jockson sts., CHICACO, ILL.
For'saleWL DeLano lnik-ui"t
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la
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TRUSSES, 65c. $L25. AND UP
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rUII at i t.M f Imra our prlrr.yuUCMl return U Klia W6
will return your money.
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V ThoRrc vlntmtNiy for nnrrou
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aiiitfticktfuj, call on or write to
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THROUGH TICKETS
TO TUB
EASTandSOUTHEAST
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KANSAS CITY, ST. LOUIS'
Antl'totlier Kastern Cities. The only line
tniin Portland olieilng MuviiKerM b-ielally
Ovliditeteil Kxcarslous tliruiufa to CTticago
every tveuneseay.
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'Portland to CMsago
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i 'tginit Snitlliurn l'auitir (.Uiuput.y, or
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TIMKt AHD.
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osrs will run on the following seheduet
line until further notice.
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HOFFMAN HOOSE SALOON
Sommervllle & Bjrgr,
rure'iW'liUVtfM aqiI HmTuHfd, the finee
uraiiM of WinM oil ViKn Miid
iJritilu lb Hpfciftlty.
Weinhard's,
Famoua Beer
Bottle ano. Draught
FIRST CLASS.. J
frotrtloa .nil all fJiM-nei of the genertlT
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