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Newspaper Page TextThe lCiml You llayo Always Bon-rht, aud wlilli has been in use for over 30 years, has homo tlio signature of f -! lias been uuido tuuler his iier- 7LjcATry, so!,nl supervision hlneo its inrti-i. -, . All Counterieils, Imitations and Substitutes are but F.x jierimeiitii that triilo witJi ami endanger tlio health of Infants and Children Experience nipiiusl, Expcrinn-ut. at Is CASTORiA Castoria Is a substitute for Ciuitor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is Harmless and Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age Is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Fcverishness. It cures IMarrhuitv and "Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates tlio Food, regulates the Stomach and JUowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS 0 The Kind You Haie Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THK CtHTUH COMWN, TT WUHWVTHCET. NCWVOHK CITY. SOUTH AND EAST -VIA- Southern Pacific Go SHASTA ROUTE Trains' leave KiiRene for Portland and way stations at 3;.r4 a m; 1 :08 p ni. , lit Portland 8:30 a m 7VX) p m Lv Eugene 2:08 p ui 12:34 a m Ar Ashland 12:33 am 11:30 am Ar Haorament-o 5:00 p m 4:35 a m Ar San Francisco 7:45 p in 8:15 a m Ar Ouden 6:45 a in 11:45 a m Ar Denver i);00 a in 9:00 a m Ar Kansas City . 7:25 a m 7;25 a m Ar Chicago 7:45 a m 11.30 a m Ar Lob Angeles Ar El Paso Ar Fort .Worth Ar City of Mexico Ar Houston Ar New Orleans Ar Washington r New York 1:00 p m 0:00 p in 0:30 a m 9:55 a m 4:00 a ra G:2.ri p in 0:42 a ra 12:43 p m 7:00 a m 9:00 p m 0:30 a if) ir:55 a m 4:0OBa m 6:25fp m 0:42) a m 12:43 p m Pullman 'and Tourist cars on both trainB. Chair carH Sacra mento to Ogden and Kl Paso, and tourist cars to Chicaga, Bt Louis, New OrleauB and Washington, Connecting at San Fran cisco with several steamship lines for Honolulu, Japan. China, PhillipineB, Central and South America. See Mr L (r Ada'ir, agent at Eugene or addres ' O II MARKHAM, B V A, Portlai d.Or, OREGON SHORT LINE R. R. THE DIRECT KOUTE TO Montana, Utah, Colorado, and all Eastern Points. Rives oholce ot two favorite routei, Tla tbe UNION PACIFIC Fast Mall Line, or the BIO GRANDE scenic Line No Change of Cars On the Portland-Chicago Special, "the finest n the west." Equipped with Elegant Standard Sleepers Fine Hew Ordinary (Tourist) Sleepers. Superb Library-Buffet Cars Splendid Dinners (meals a la carte) Comfortable Coaches and Smokers Entire Train Completely Vestibuled. For further information apply. L L STEVENS, Agent, Eugene, or J R Naqel, WE Coman TratPafsAgl Qen'lAgt 142 Third 8t. Portland, Or GO EAST VTA Shortest and Quickest Line -TO ST. PAUL, DULUTH, MINNEAPOLIS, CHICAGO An all points East. Through Palace and Tourist Sleepers. Dining and Buffet Smoking Library Cars. BATT.Y TRAINS. FAST TTMK. 8EKVICKAND SCENERY UNKO.UALE T! -lcts to points East via Portland and the O I 4AT NOKTIIKRN RY..on aale at Snnth- e n Pacific Depot Ticket OH-ce. Eugem, or CUtfin'viRl'MPPV TUUi niRu 268 MORRISON STREET' PORTLAND, Ynt lUtea, Folders and full Information n Utr.Hng Eastern Trip, call on or addresa. A. X C. DF.NNISTON, City Pass, and Ticket Agent Portland. How's This We offer Oue Hundred Dollars Re ward Tor any case of Catarrh tbitt cannot be ound by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co., Props, Toledo, O, We, the uiiderigued, have known F J Cheney for the last 15 years, and be lieve him perfectly honorable in al business transaction?, and financial!' able to carry nut any obligation madt by their firm. West&Truax, wholesale Druggiatv, Toledo, O. WALDINO, KlNNAN MARVIN, Wholesale Drugglnts, Toledo, U. Hall's Catarrh Cure Ih taken Inter. Daily, soling directly upon the bloml ai d mucous surfaces of the system. Price, 75 cents per oottle. Bold by til drucgisst. TeBtlmoulalsfr. v. Hull's family pills are the best. Kohler & Chase Music House. O- Ing to the death of C EI Harper, of Winier & Harper, of Seattle, Wash., the branch piano and organ depart ment that has been run by them In this city, will hereafter be oonduoliii direct by Kohler & Chase, of Ban Frini Cisco, where you will always find Que line of pianos and organs at 8.;ti Francisoo prices. v Instruments sold, on eusy install ments. This will be conducted by Geo F Craw and U E Morris, In Tims woes, Boutn or the tiniiman tiouw, Ninth street, EuReue, Oregon. His Lite Was Saved. Mr J Lilly, a prominent citizen of Hannibal, Mo, lately had a wonderful deliverance from a frlKhlful death, la telling of it he says: "I was taken with Typhoid Fever, that ran Into Pneumo nia. My lungs became hardened I wassoweukl couldn't even sit up in bed. Nothing helped me. I expected to soon die of Consumption, when I heard of Lr King's New Discovery. One bottle gave great reltet. 1 ooutwnitd to use it, aud now am well aud strong. I can't savin much for its' nrai-i Ibis marvellous niedioiDe is the so'eet and Quickest cure In the world for all Throat and Lung Trouble. Regular size 60 cents and $1 OH. Trial bottle free at W L Ue Lano's drug store, evi-ry bottle guarantcea. Men Wanted. Twenty men wanted at Saginaw to work in the sawmills and logging camp ot the Booth-Kelley Lumber Company. For Sale. Good hay f r cow, (2.50 per ton, oash Inquire at home near uorth end ol Eugeoe bridge. Joskph Davis. Experience lv Hie best teacher. Use A' Rer's Em-'ish Itemedv in any case ol conch', colds or croup. ; liquid It fall to uive Immediate reltaf innnev re funded. IB cts and 50 cis. for safe by W h DeLano. I consider it not only a pelasure but a dutv I owe to my neighbors to tell about the wonderful on re effected In my oase by the timely use of Chamber Iain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. I was tBken very badly with llux and procured a bottle of this remedy. A. lew tlo-es of It eflect'-d ft permanent cure. 1 take pleasure in reccomeudiug it to others suffering from that dreadlul disease. J. W. Lynch, Dorr, W Va. This remedy l sold by W L D ivitio. Last fall I sprained my lefthip whllu hai dling lome heavy boxes. The doctor 1 called on said at first It was a slight strain and would soon be well, but it ,-rew worse aud the doctor said I had rheumati-m. It continued to grow worse and I could hardly get around to work. I went to a drift store and the druggist recommended mi to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm. I tried it and one-half of a 60-oent bottle cured me entirely. I now recom mend it to all my friends. F. A. Bsboock, Erie, Ia. It Is for sale by W. L. DeLano. ON BtOONt) JHOUOMT, lime's t thletl tnnt4 him Warn be came to ine with smiles, 1 had heard ttitt he was arlm. Stern and full of artful wiles, Put be seemed so frank ind kind, And an honest hrarttl he. That full soon I changed mjr mind. Ah, whit gay coDiuauioos wet Time's a taleil He stole away, All beture 1 was aware, Gold of youth and left the gray Of life's surumn lo my hair; Stole the rosea from my face O youth's roses, (air to aeet Robbed my step ot agile grace. Laughing In bis sleeve st me. Time's a thief, I said. But stay After all, be was my friend. Though be stole so much sway, lias he not made some amend f He has helped me climb life's steeps; He has given me home and lit On Its hearth a Are that keeps All cold weather out of it. Time, forgive me what I said. What you robbed me of waa dear. What you gave roe In Its stead Grows more precious every year. Roses fide, as tide they must For life's withered flowers a sigh But. O Time, I will be Juit, Greatly in your dem am II Eben . Rexford in New York Sun. fl Romance ol MA j ie$itseet "Confound tbe confetti! I've swal lowed about half a pound. We shall And the things sticking In our clothes for months." "Yes; they're small but Insidious. You have no Idea of the mischief one of these scraps of paper can do." The speakers were two fresh colored, good looking Englishmen, wearing light overcoats and dreBs clothes and drinking their after dinner coffee out side a eafo at Cannes. It waa 0:30 on an evening In the be ginning of February. Two days earlier they had left their native London ankle deep In slush and dirty snow and veil ed In sulphurous fog. Here In favored Cannes they sat beneath a sapphire sky, flecked with diamond stars, anil watched the carnlvnl maskers In their gay costumes of stuff or satin dancing upon the asphalt which surrounded the band kiosk and even pirouetting gayly upon the open road. All around them were life and color, laughter and movement, the sound of many languages Intermingled In gny banter, the democratic jostling of Pie rots and Plerettes in satin with white capped market women, townsfolk In cheap and gaudy domlnos and tweed clad tourists armed with guidebooks and kodaks. To Norton, the younger of the two men, the scene had the charm of en tire novelty. At the battle of confetti earlier In the day he had exhausted himself by two hours and a half of confetti throwing under a blazing sun, and now, after an excellent dinner, he was laughingly complaining of the con fetti which passersby every now and then cast In the faces of the two friends over their coffee. Fleming, the elder of the two and the one who had complained of the mischief making capabilities of tho lit tle paper missiles, was rich and inde pendent and spent his time in perpctuul travel. Carnivals were nothing new to blm, and as a rule he avoided them, but this spring the fnncy had taken him to revisit Cannes In the company of bis relative, Norton, and now, as he sat watching the dancers under the palm trees In tbe starlight, the spirit moved him to be confidential. He lit a cigarette and blew slowly up Into the night air. A curious wist fulness passed Into his gray eyes and softened the lines of his mouth under the closely trimmed golden brown mus tache. "It's odd," he began dreamily, "but ten years ago, almost in this Identical spot. I bad the happiness of my life ruined hy one of these same mis chievous toiii'i :tll" His companion's round, blue eyes grew rounder still in amazement. "By Jove! Are you serious?" he ex claimed. "It was a night like this," went on the other, "only It seems to me that the stars were brighter, the music was jollier, the fun more spontaneous. Mind, I only say 'seems.' Probably the falling off Is In me, not in the music and the stars and the fun. I am five and thirty now. I was five and twenty then. There was a girl on my arm such a girl she seemed to mel A little soft, round face, like a peach, lips made for kisses and laughter and a figure as lithe and light as a willow branch. I know my similes are old, but I can't find words to tell you what she was llko to me. You Bee, I was In love with her, and she was my wife." "Your wife!" Norton repeated In as tonishment "Why, I never knew you had been married, though I remember I did bear there was some romance or other" "Oh, there wasn't much romance ntr.ut It," Fleming said bitterly, lower In' his voice as a laughing party of three maskers took possession of the seats at a neighboring table. "The whole thing only lasted six weeks." "Your wife Is dead, then? Old man, I am so sorry" "There Is no need to be sorry, and she Isn't dead. She simply divorced me on the ground of Incompatibility of tern per, or heaven knows what, accord ing to the laws of tbe state to which she belongs." "And where Is she now?" "Oh, she baa consoled herself with a German baron. Three years ago, be ing dead tired of knocking about tb world, I was actually fool enough to divide to go over to America and per stwde Mamie that was her name to mniry me nil over again. You inunt ktio.v she was an heiress, the only child of a mother who spoiled and Idolized her. I met her on a short vls- Frenoh Tansy Wafers, tne world's nmous remedy for Irregular and pain ful periods of ladies; are never failing .od safe. Married ladies' friend French Tansy Wafers are the only ra table female remedy in the world; Im ported from Paris; take nothing else, nit insist on genuine; in red wrappers lth crown trade mark. La France Drug Company, Importers, 808 Turk Ht, Ban Francisco, For sale by all drug gists, or sent In plain wrapper direct on receipt of $2. it to the Suttee and foil hi lovu with her and married and brought her over to honeymoon in Europe. London was too cold, and we cnnie to Ciuini'3 for the carnival. One night wo left her mother at the hotel uud came out to see the fun!" A lady in a blue domino who formed one of the group of three at the neigh boring table turned In her sent anil fixed the gaze of two bright dark eyes, shiulug through a black velvet mask, upon Jack Fleming's face. "Then your wife's mother was with yon?' "That was tho beginning of the mis chief. She insisted upon following us to Europe in a week. As I told you, we left her at tho hotel, and hero, un der tho palms, I felt my shoulder touched aud heard my name called out of the crowd: 'Jack! Jack Fleming! Don't you recognize me?' It was Ethel Harborough, an old sweetheart of mine. We were engnged once, but she was such a liirt she drovo mo half mad, and I broke It off. Sho was in a mask and domino, but I knew her voico in a moment. "I felt Mamie's grasp tighten on my arm and saw her faco chauge. I don't know whether Ethel knew I was mar ried. The whole thing had been very sudden, and I hope, for her sake, sho didn't. But, Just to plague me, sho hung on to my arm and kept on whis pering about old times, and finally, nfter I had broken away, declaring I did not know her, sho slipped a scrap of paper into my pocket and ran away laughing. Mamie seized it and never spoke a word until we got to the hotel. Then In the presence of her mother sho opened It It was nothing in tho world but a pink confetti disk, with the name 'Ethel' written across It, but It cut short my happiness most effectively. "The two women worked themselves up into a scene. My explanations were hardly listened to. Mamie was an im pulsive, Jealous child of 18, and her mother hnd always been against the marriage. Tho end of It was that they left Cannes tho next morning and re turned to the States without me. I had put it to Mamie that she must choose between her mother and mo, and she chose, her mother. "You know the rest Three years ago, hearing that her mother was dead, I was starting In search of Mamie, when I read by chance In an American paper that the daughter of Commo dore Grlerson (that was tlio name of Mamie's father) had just married Bar on Ludwlg von Rlegelthurm. Some- bow I had always been fool enough to hope we might come together again, which shows, I suppose, that a man doesn't get wiser as he gets older." "It must be awfully painful for you," Norton said sympathetically. "Were you very fond of her?" "Sho Is the only woman I over really cared a straw about or ever shall care." He rose as bo spoke, and tho two men strolled away. The little lady in the blue domino at the adjoining table stared Intently after them. Then she whispered something to her compan ions, from one of whom sho borrowed a pencil. "Those people who wero at tho next table aro following us," Norton pres ently observed to his companion. "They're going to pelt us with con fetti, no doubt" Fleming returned In differently. As he spoke he distinctly felt a hand thrust Into the pocket of Ids overcoat. It was a very little hand, as ho found when he seized It and it was soft and feminine. Its owner woro a blue domino and wriggled her fingers clear from his, leaving lu his pocket a twist ed Bcrap of paper. The blood rushed to Fleming's face. The situation of ten years ago wns re peating Itself. Crossing to a brightly lighted shop window, Jie unfolded the paper and disclosed a pink paper illsk, across which was written in pencil the name "Mamie." "By Jove, If It should havo been my wife's hand that I caught in mluef!" That was his first thought, hut the next moment ho recalled tho bitter fact that Mamie was bis wife no longer, but tho Baroness Hlcgelthurm. Nevertheless he looked round-for the blue domino and caught sight of her entering an open carriage with her two companions. Fleming chartered an other and followed the party to the doors of tho Grand hotel, tho hall of which he entered a few seconds after them. "Are the Baron and Baroness Rlegel thurm staying here?" he lnqtUred of an attendant T think they expect you, sltf. One bt the ladies asked me whether you wanted to see tho Baroness Klogel- thurm or her stepsister, Mrs. John Fleming." Half an hour later the little blue domino, without her mask and with tears in her pretty dark eyes, sat lmnd In hand with Jack Fleming In her sis ter's drawing room. "You horrid, proud old tiling!" she .was saying. "Why dldnt you come and claim me years ago? Of course, I always expected you to. And I've been so lonely and miserable some times! When I heard you tell all that to the man you were with tonlglrt, It was all I could do not to Jump for Joy and kiss you." "There Is nothing to prevent you from kissing mo now," Jiick Fleming said. And Mamie agreed wlthrihlm. Main ly About People. Paaaed It Alonur. First Tankee They say Deacon Hardskin was bunkoed-dbwn ithcro in York the other day. Second Yankee Yesj boiuo- txtimp sold blm a gold brick. First Yankee I wonder that tttch wicked people are allowed to live. Second Yankee So do I, h'gosh. First Yankee Hny, what did tho de n con do with the brick? Second Yankee Oh, ho sold It to 1 1 fellow from Canada on hlruway home. Iloston Courier. An Epidemic of Whooping Cough Last winter during an epidemic ol whooping onugh my children contract, ed the disease, having severe coughing spells. We had used Cbamhcrlulu' Cough Remedy very guocewfully for croup and naturally turned to it at that time and found II relieved the couub and eflected a complete enre, Jolt n Cliirord, Proprietor Norwood House, Norwood, N Y. Thls.reniody la f,u ale b VV L DeLano, CLASSIFIED COLUMN, 'Notices under this head not to exceed five Ituee, AO ceiiU Jier weeks 1 60 a niouthj S12 w yiww. For Sale. 1'OH BALE At a bargaiu, one of the best stock uud grain rauolies of 740 acres, 8 miles from Eugene. Will lie told us a whole, or I u part, to suit purchaser. Easy terms. For par ticulars apply to John Ingham, at Ax Billy Departnieut Btore. KOU BALK. turner First and Jeller soii niieoiu, one 10 room house, and two lots, SOxlOU feet each. Good burn, water, friiit.fiue garden ground. AIbo house nml lot, corner First and Luwieiice streets, lot (it! leet 8 inches, by 16U feet, yiiiiug fruit trees, good garden crouiid, water, etc. Also liouee and lot, corner Willamette and Fourteenth streets. For prices and terms write 8 J Bills, Taooma, Wash, Box 7, or call at Uuakd olllce. FOR. BALE -A line stock ranoh con taining 320 acres for sale ata bargain. Will soil as a whole or iu parts, oue containing implements, house aud two barns, consisting of 135 aores; the other posture laud principally. Situated six miles from Eugene. Call on or address J M Gearhart Eugene, Oregon. FOR SALE Two ponies, weight about 1)50. Iu.inire of Wing & Langworthy butchers, Willamette street FOR BALE. a freBh Jersey oow. Inquire of E J MoClauah.au. Miscellaneous. WANTED. An experienced girl to do general housework. Inquire of Mrs. Ji. it. bklpwortb, Eugene. GIRL WANTED. Inquire at once at residence of 0 H Hales. SOME GOOD RACES. Take Place at Bangs' Park, Tues day July 3 The Program. An lutertmtinKj mce program has been arranged to UiUa place at Bangs' park on July 3. Homo fleet footed horses will he on the turf at thU event. Kntrles will he for the following races: Half mile dash, tree for all. Parse, $R'0-$70 to 11 ret, $20 to seoond, $10 to third. Three-eights mile dash, tree for all, purse $50 $40 to first, $10 to seonud. Quarter mile dash tor middle horses, purse, $25. Enttance leu 10 per cent of purse Entries close the evening of July 2nd. W O Triue will give an exhibition of hnlf mile with the famous paelng ninre, Alum. Admission 50 cents, ladles and children free. Would Not Suffer So Again for Fifty Times Its Price I awoke lost night with severe pains in my stoainnli. I never felt so badly in all my life. Whbu I came down to work this morning I felt so weak I could hardly work. I went to Miller & iMoUiinlv's 0 1 uir store ana they reo- ommended ;h itnherlaln's Colic, Chol era and Diarrhoea Huuiedy. It worked like inagio aud oue dose uxoil me all riuht. It curtuinlv is the lluest thins I ever used for stomach trouble. I shall unt be without It in my bouse here after, Tor I should not care to endure the sutlenngx of lant night again for Artvtiues is nr ce. U. a. Wilson. Llveryniiiu, Burgattstown. Washing ton Co, i'ii Hub remedy la for sale by W. JU. ueljano. . JtL& Vitili OU'f. Bull headache, pains In various parte of tbe body, sinking at tbe pit of tbe stomaob, loss of appetite, feverish ness. pimples or Bores, are all positive evidence of impure blood. No matter bow It became so, it must be purliled In order to obtain good health. Aoker'B Blood Elixir has never failed to cure HorofulnuBor Syphilitic poisons, or any other blood diseases. It Is certainly a wonderful remedv and we Bell every bottle on uositivea guarantee. For ale tiy W L DeLano. Tailor! Tailor II Tailor 111 Walter Gladstone, . an experienced cutter uud tailor, bas located In Eu ueue, aud may be found at the rear end of the Hanson clothing and fur nishing store In tbe Matlock block, Mr Gladstone brings good reco meudatlons, aud guarantees first-class work. Volcanic Eruptions. Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob Me of Joy. Uucklen's Arnica Halve wires them; also Old Kunulng and Kover bores, Ulcers, Bolls, lelons, Corns, Warts, Cuts, Bruises, Burn, ftcaldn. Chapped Hands, Chilblains. Best Pile cure on earth. Drives out Pains and Aches. Onlv 26 cts a box. Cure guaranteed. Holy by W L Do Lauo, Druggist. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Brorao Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund the money if it tails U cure. ti. v. urove'a signa ture is on each box. 25c. "I ured Kodol Dyspe'iela Cure in my family with wonderful results. It gives ImmediatH rcllu,', Is plcasunt to take and Is truly the dyspeptic's heal friend," says E llartgerluk, Overlaid, Mich. Digest what you eat. Cannot fail to cure. Vincent A Co., turner Drug Htore. Miss Alice E Sbaw, sent to the ; iKylum at Balera February 20, 18!ii), as dlnt'hargcd as cured June 2S, lDt0, a lid Is now with her sister, Mrs Jap H tevens. at Cove, Or. Frank Hcln- rl ch, alo committed frnm this oouu'.y, v as dt charg'd us cured the tame lay Knurrf VlTAt.lTV. Lf.'t-T VICOR A NO MANHOOD CurC9 Impotcncy.K: iht F.m!rislor.a anfl wasting dise.tses, c 11 effects r self ESS ibn'-i'i c; execs? aril ltidif. "! ,y i-retiim. AiicncitmlcmsO Vn MimiiI luiiltlcr. lhiii!'-; t'-.a ll !r pink k'ow lo pale chceliH and fjV restores the lire of ynuf.h. Hy mail. 'tire per hox;5 boxes ... i lor f-i-.i Till: ivlf i written jruai :lti i n to I'urc u' rcl'timl tho mom'y MFM'JiTA MEDICAL CO. :i!nton it Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILU For sale WL DeLano Druggist $I QR BUYS A $3,50 SUIT tKH.thlHm.1H NHI.il" UKUI T" (MM H IK HUTiMlKMiB. lU-MX-U. a.MHOlr.'TWO. A NEW SUIT FREE FOB ANY OF THESl SUITS iWWCH DUN I (Jilt (iriiiuni stss. it. of bst ami mv llfllHT lluns1 ornill frn? ami we will wml yu the null ny uxjirpnn, u.w. c unjm w 'mutilation. You ran ci amine It at your eiiri'M ollU-eaml If fomul in-rfwlly nH fat'titry ami qul t" In )ur (on for l.iO, ny your epr (tueiit our Hpi'i'lul tlflVr IMff. I.WM, ami t'si-ri- diaries. 4 16 wan of WsTi' c" rfisllnl rrjl.rr at i j" i.. VI., l u ith Dill'tll.K SKIT ntl kMit:!. Ultal 1!IH a Ulnttralnl, maU trutu a in? 11 bravjr wrlfhl, wrar-mUllnKi all-wool Blunt on Caitofr, neat, )iiiiuImiii iiattrn. flno Italian llnhur. fulpr lir.-dna laUrilala. Mddiah U)tn ami wlaforflntr, .Ilk owl linen tin tailor mid thr..iHcbui,t.n .tilt uny liny or ,iir-nt would lie P"'" KHI KKKK CI.U1H SAHIM.tiH of lluj.' t loll.lo Tor h..,. 4 10 1TKAIIM, write for Camilla Book No. lSK, contains! fanlnon Dlatua, trtiw niPABitriuiml full Ins true t ion k how to unler. Mina Aulta miide to order Irom .'..00 up. am ploit icnt f n o on aii11 cation. AtldruM. SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. (Inc.), Chicago, III Mtjara, Una buck A Co. art Ihurooghlj rtltalilo. KUhor.) MAKE American Beauties, ' T.vW . 4 A Latest Models On Each Box. KAUfiAZOO CORSET CO. SOLE MANUFACTURERS. solo ui AX BILLY Dyspepsia Digests what you eat. It, iirtl fleiiill v til treats the food and aids rkii.ui'i' in si rein.'! tii'ii i nur aud recon structing Uio exliiitistcd digestive or gans. 1 1. is t hi: liit est discovered digest- ant linn l.on.i:. .mi ui nur preparubiuu can unifoacli it iii clllc.loncy. It In stantly relieved ami permanently cures Dyspepsia, iriuigi'SMon, rieariourn, Flat.uli'P"3, Sour Stomach, Nausea, Sick Head aclie,(!nstralBln,Crnmps, and All other results of Imperfect d IgeBtioa prepared pv (J. u:iwnt 01 uo., 'oicaflo. VINCENT & CO.. Lo.'tiar Drug Store. $2.45 GOLP-PLATEO aubjoct to exDJnlnnUoa, You can einmliioitatyour aiprtis offlesj niltl II TOU" priBeij ur irrr way annal lo watahM thalitrtbrlns, adrtUdil gs. To ion. j Slimier mch mlHlnoti ami a Klila HIT a. AmcrlH. Sljl. (laid riUad i.i. nam rinan oru.i .ik.aao.oaio sso-ooQol. Vlllcil H.Uhri, It jAu ntid It the oqual or Duttpr thunanyotttiess hi, a. as. Don't bo Decelvrji I tiT talebr aderlli which would lnailyou W belle YO you could Kt tft.no or siBO.OO walel fUrfl.li toB.1o, whnwllthanDiaa(hror$2,49 our z.45wafuh imx. troarOpea rata, a turn wind and aet.f old plata. Iiamlnom . ronBnkTodaHdpoliahpd,tMiallfcaahlKh-li'"lll" ; ind ! itraat iradlnR walcb, movemont tna nlfsliflt 1 item wind Amenrm, wnrrwuou, Minor. rr fTatabaa trcm W Mala up, RnltWIl.tNt wtUb' ' I.H aaanp, wrlta tor fpa Waleli and Jawrlrjtatrlofu. j ura, SEAR8, ROEBUCK 4 CO.(lno.)fChicagi Utn, EMbMk C. an Uoroafklf rUftbUt-lt41Unj For Sale Bv E.ERVITA 5 mi r IV Ui m Cure if Ci I CatWKWarllW PLES RA0 PBOP GACtfJKT HUftOHiK. Sf.WIHQ MACHINE 7 frlffct,.' -J .ubjaeit" ..r,,Q- Uon. You raiy ..airiiii" Hat our uiniont trelatfitae(Ktf.nc, A' "i'V. Bvit iikihii (IP. fin c.iinn.. n.i.. eta en andfrfttfhl ctiBriron. Ai;:IHin wulKlm 120 m.itii'lit.-inttthifl '.- ,'li; fovJtViiArnE77 aii.mrt.ooi(tHfijre:li)ttmllf). 0IVE It THREE MBNV1I .7atioi.wioreacuimiiria. qive IT IHIItt MDNVlIf iWi- fllr.V 'I W?ffr vnur own ii'i ue, anil w win roiurn Ttnir aia. any ml we will roitirn ycurna. jny tiny tiav IfitUflo'l. Wwlldlfrfrentranknantl (rude of Nrwlnr tin.oct, tll.oo, Rl'i.im nnil dii, all fully 'ii'jcrlw.t In our r r Mblaatatalocw, butl&. 4l for tills IHUtP Ut'.HH ClBIKKT J JIKf.-: i (he ffrvaf at vulue cvrr nlTrri'd tiy nry homt. BEWARE OF IWIITATiC 'NB y;. t.lemmta.oiri'riiir uui nonn ti.li-f arWcr vat itiiflnninrii, ft . nf dac Writ tatixn trV nd Int'hlrtjt iirtil 1 .m t. ho are r: tub: r f BCJBriif ':2rix LTfTtT ti'OOD Vt ii-W.rOTJ allllnf'f lZTi&tft-) '.ill " a 2 ir..ar. . . cu iTCor.n; yru iflo.fli), n -1 if einvinc.A thm y " Ti, I'l EMI'i '. .'" R tU.aO lOtarjr ti t SEAPfl WM,1,I' hlcyrlMt At f 9.0ft, ffl.OO, ft. TO. .(Mlartd ftfl.fn, Vmn "iVVTi atarrlCTli.k iy ' r.'u w.5, - t.ir i't Htiir! anno.on TIIIK t,.iU MliUf UU bkyute at (2rj.OO. AddnL4, tJHL. y IBICVCLES " 14 "-""" i lam i M-ir"" 4iftjaifciMSBWiatslBBsw lortiiern Pacific RAILWAY 3BL XT 1ST Pullman Sleeping "Jars Elegant Dinine: Cars TouriatJ Sleepinr Jar sr. i'AUL, vllM'.Ai't. it-. u- l.lj IU, rfAlKio; ' li HAND FOKKST TO fi'noiiksTON, rt "INMI'KU, HELEN A aud liU'fTK. Tnrounh Tickets to L'HICAHO, WASHINGTON J llll.ADKI.fHIA, NEW YOltK. BOSTON, and All 1'oiots East and South. Forllniormatioii, time cards, map amlttickets, call on or w rite to tt McMLTKPHEY, lieueral Agent. Eugene, Office Opposite Guard oilier). " r. AD CHARLTON, Asst Gen'l l'aas. Agent, aw Morrison St, cor Third, Portland, Oregon THROUGH TICKETS TO TUX EASTandSOUTHEAST SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY AND PlOTOtw' Pullman Palace Sleepers Tour ist Sleeners and Reclinin" Chair CarsOall"to .. .. DENVER, OMAHA, CHICAQO, KANSAS CITY, ST. LOUIS Andj,other Eastern Cities. The only line from Portland olfeilng passengers Sneoially Cond.ioted Excursions through to Chicago every Wednesday. 8aftKiucel8tPoptlaniltoCHGaBO Via Southern Pacific, Union Pacific N W liy's. Baggage checked Uirouh to destination. Alainihcent scenery, Union depot, fast time, lowest rates. .For further information, apply to any agent Southern Pacific Company, or ugene Street Railway. TIME CARD. After the 4th of Oct. I86, the Btreel . cars will run on the following ncheduet time until further notice. LEAVING THBjDKK.T. 7:in-7:40.8:10-8:40-n:l(U():4!).l( :l1" a m i..i -.vi i v ha'f hnni. HOFFMAN HOUSE SALOON Sommervllle & Berger. Pure Whiftklfri and lirariHe. the fines grades of Wfnea and 'JlKan, Mixed Drinki a specialty. , f f i w cinnaru s Famous Beer Bottle andiOraught FIRST CLASS,."! OR. WILLIAMS' INDIAN PILE OINTMENT will cure llllnii. Ulcading and ltuhlnfr Piles. It absorbs the tumors, allays tlio itching at once, acta as a poultloo, ffivfls Instuiitroliof, PropariHl only for Piles and Itching of the Rrivuto parts. Hlvory box is warranted. Juilgo Coons, of lnysvlllo, Ky., siiyB! "Ur. Williams' Indian Pile Oint ment curod mo af tor years of suffering." Hold by druggists sent by mail oa receipt of price, lu cents and f 1.00 per box. Linn Drug Co y, i fr not 'j - , .liiyl'.Vi'p.H'' MacliiaM i Jn- ; - lXVaV I -VI. T illU! ' if 1 owlVM .... . niaohiaa srith dill lenitth Ul.lg and ho.d In pUoa aoefo panelfld, env , In,.' .... it. if y -,..! In vU.ratlnif shuttle, autoraatkt . .'.: ,r. .j.ti..L,.M)iiition ninraor,iaiiiroTwiioua .-i, mu'-'-vcil nhiiittl. -carrier, pateistnaedlebnA nil'tiatl) inu.-Uri aad oraasalrd baalir ' f ' D " 1 'U' t it raanlat, saol darafala ae4 aaraa at, a it 'l:tr : , la farnlahrat and our FrM I r.w fin vo itftr r.in Hand do either plain or any ar' Bittd.rtf; ( iMaitela icntwlthCTcry machtna. 1 i.ti( tad ra iafihlamtablae.eompar It with . t . yo :.- i'on ker aclla at tt.00 t : H' .D'i, jiii) yui' frvlRiit auent tho tlQ.O i' hotmii hlv r"Ul.-' ounivnua MkiautM. wnuia w-UAt 1 . rc.) Chicago, III. u-Ji1 -sija. I ' 1: tUB 'I 41 ' SEND ONE DOLLAR 4. aat and mo mm, nmto wnuier you wian wa.ua- ua LAUltui HiiiCLa. alao color ana it-car wanted, V&V, ..T.'I'i-HIQH GRADE 1900 MODEL examine at your eipreat 1 vorfVellf aaittfaftcrr. ael If ufvprwmtod, IhvMOHT WOSDlHITLf itl'B can nell It at ttO.OO pn.dl ur day, pay th iptTMagnl0UR SMOtAL PfciCI, I3.7S. mniMrhmi, Wit lie mr H4ial HITI 'CataloffHaVnallw. Traa rortheaaklne.abowa all Mcvclea belaw altatLWr haaa, atrtpped) 1V00ClMtaaatlaawlaU at ll.U, 7; I OUI MW JU , elTervd at tha prte. IlliCOftHl hya l la weiw njimsRi" -ar. writ. Jms SMS sw ban . t sa, SEARS, ROEBUCK CO., emu, ,