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Newspaper Page TextWmfM hh i if si B II Iff Tiio K'1 'oW IIttvo Always Bought, mid v. Ucu 3.us boen iu use for ovor 30 J'enrs, lias Iiuino tho KliMtm-n of jf and lins been nuulo under his per- All Counterfeits, Imitations anil periniciits uiui. iiuio wim nuu cnuuuor tlio Iicultli ;. Tnfunts nu Cliiltlren Experience against Kxpurinii'Mu Iufunts What ts Castorla Is a substitute for Cn.itor Oil, Vim r.-U; I)rops anil Sootliinff Syrups. It is Jlurintess iu:i fvi-isi:it. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor ol:i.;r Narcotic gul-stanec. Its nge is its g-uaraiitee. H cle-.rroys Worms ami allays rcverishuess. It euros i !arrlur:t nnd Wind Colic. It relievos Tootlilng- TroithU.i, c;iv ' 'ons t ipat !.;) and Flatulency. It assimilates the Foo.i, i-'gtilates the . Stomach and iiowels, giving: healthy ami nrtural sleep. Tho Children's Fiuiacctv Tho Mother's Fi-iend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS 'Bears the Signature of lie Kind You Mo Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. TMC OCNTAUW COWMWti TT MUWHaY SOUTH AND EAST VIA Southern Pacific Co SHASTA ROUTE Trains' leave Kuirene for Portland and way stations at 3;54 a m; 1 K8 p m. ,r Portland 8:30 a in 2:08 p ni 12:33 a m fi:0l p in 7:45 p m 70 p m 12:34 a m 11:30 a ra 4:35 a ni 8:15 a m Xv Jiupene Ar Ashland Ar Hacrnmento At San Francisco Ogden Denver Kansas City Chicago 5:45 a in U:00 a m 7:25 a m 7:45 a m 11:45 a m '.I Ml a in 7;2S a m 9.30 a m Ar Los Anaelea Ar Kl Paso Ar Fort Worth Ar City of Mexico Ar Houston Ar New Orleans Ar Washington r New York 1:S0 p Ul !'.:( p m Ut.W a ra fl:55 a m 4:00 a in (i:25 p m 0:42 a m 12:43 p m 7:00 a m !l:00 p m 6:30 a ra 0:55 a ra 4:00fla ra n:2,rp m 0:42) a m 12:43 p m Pullman and Tourist cam on both train. Chair cars Sacra mento to I Igden and Kl Paso, and tourist cars to ChicaK, pit Louis, New Orleans and Washington. Connecting at San Fran cisco with several steamship lines for Honolulu, Japan, China, Phillipines, Central and South America. See Mr L O Adair, at;ent at Eugene or addreB 0 H MARKHAM, G i' A, Portlaud.Or. OREGON SHORT LINE R. R. THE DIRECT BOUTE TO Montana, Utah, Colorado, and all Eastern Points. fitve choice of two favorite routes, via th -I KION PACIFIC Fast Mall Line, or the RIO URANllB Scnnlo Line Ho Change oi Cars On the Portland-Chicago Hpeolal, "the finest n the west.' Equipped with Elegit Standard Sleepers Fine New Ordinary (fourisl) Sleepers. S'psrb Litirarf-Bulfet Cars Splendid Dinners (meals a la carte) Comfortable Coaches and Smokers Entire Train Completely Vestibuled. for further information apply. L I. STEVENS, Agent, Eugene, or J R Nagel, V W EComtn Trer Paas Aid' 'r- flen'l Agl 142 Third Ht. Portland, Or GO EAST VIA Shortest and Quickest TO ST. PAUL, DULUTH, MiNHEAPOLn, CHICAGO An all points East Through Palaee and Tourist Sleepers. Dining and Buffet Smoking llbrarf Cars. TIt YTKA1NS. FAST TIME. 8R,VH,EAND SCENERY UNE4UALE Tictt'ts to point F.a.t tH Portland and the OKKATNUKTHKItN KY.. on tale at South ern Parfnc Dnpnt Ticket (Woe, Kngene, or CUE T NORTH KliN Ticket Oliic 268 MORRISON STREET' PORTLAND For Kates, Folders and full information re garding Eiatern Trip, oall on or addrsea. A. 3. C. ilENNISTON, City Faaa. and Ticket Agent Portland. line ab Kuiiiti supervision miico its inianoj . Allow 110 0110 to (Wcivu von in this. Sulo-cliatc ure hut I s. CASTORIA ITWtrf, NtWYORH CITY. Brave Men Fall Victims to stomach, liver and kid' ney troubles as well as womeu, and all feel I he results in Ions of appetite, poisons iu the blood, hacsscne, ner vousness, bundBubtt aud tired, listless, run-dnwu feeling. But tbere la no need to feel like that. Listen to J W Gardner, Idaville, Ind He says: 'Eleutno Bitters are just the thing for a man wbeD he is nil ruu down, and don't oare whether be lives or dies. It did mure to give me new strength and good appetite tbau anything I could take. I can now eat anything and have a new leate on life." Only 60 cents, at W L Delano's drug store, Every bottle guaranteed. County Premiums. A letter from WD Wisdom, secretary of the state fair, from Portland under date of July 2 and says: Please auununee that the premium on county exhibit has been Increased to $201) on firbt, (100 on second, $76 on third aud $30 ou fourth. Hoping lo see your county well represented at the lair, I am, Yours truly, M D Wisdom, Hee, There will be eight counties compet ing this year. No Right To Ugliness. The woman who is lovely in face, form and temper will always have friends, but one who would be attrac 1 1 ve must keep ber health. If she Is weak, sickly and all run down, she wil be nervous nod Irritable. If she has constipation or kidney trouble, ber Impure, blond will cause Dlinul blotches, skin eruptions and a wretch ed complexion. Electrio Bitters ts the best medicine in tliB world to regulate stomach, liver and kidneys and to purity the blond, it gives strong nerve, bright etea, smooth, velvety Bkin, rich complexion, it will make a good looking charming woman of i run-down Invalid. Only 60 cents at W L I)e La- o's Drug Store. Dairy Purchased. Floyd Vatigban has purchased Bar rett's dairy and will continue the business Mr Vaugban bas one of tbe finest herds of Jer-ey cows In tbls county aud will guarantee the best and purest of milk. He not only asks for the continuance of old customers but solicits new ones. Men Wanted. . wauled u.r Rtgintiwto WO' 1 lu Ci t-jp ot awmllls M'.d Ingving Booth -Kjlley Luuilwr mpui y. o Cure u Cold in One Day Take Laxative Broino Quinine Tab 1 -is. All druggiaii refund the money if it falls to cure. E. W. drove's signa ture Is on each box. Z5c Tile For Sale Elgh: Inch tile for sale. Inquire of J H Campbell atUUsKD oftloe. "1 nied Kodol Dypepsla Care In my family with wonderful results. It gives Immediate relief, is pleasant to take nnd is truly the dyspeptic's heat friend," says K Hartgerlnk, Uverlsel, Mich. Digest what yon est. Cannot fail to cure. Vincent & Co., Corner Drug Store. Volcanic Eruptions. Are grand, but Hkln EruptloDs rob his of Joy. Buckhm's Arnica Halve cures them; aln Old Running and Fever Mores, Ulcers, Bolls, Felons, Corns, Warts, Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Hcslds. Chapped Hands, Chilblains. Het Pile cure on earth. Drives ont P tins and Ache. Only2Sct box. Cn guaranteed. Holy by W L De Lauo, Druggist. FISHES WITH LUNGS. ' QUEER CREATURES THAT LIVE ON LAND OR IN WATER. Ob Speolmea That Llvea Barled TJn- dr tbe BlT.r Bed Uurlns tbs l)rr 'mod-India's ClIaiblBS Perch aad Slam'e Inlaad Traveler. Every one knows tbat most i1slia fcreathe iu a different manner trout that of tbe greater number of animals aud that they get the oxygen necessary for their life from tbe water and uot directly from the atmosphere. WatAr dissolves a certain amount ot oxygen. aud tbe gills of fishes take tbls out of tbe water as our luugs take It from the mixed air we breathe. The gills are bundles of fine blood vessels, cov ered by a delicate membrane tbat per mits oxygen to pass through It to the blood so loug as it is moist, but usual ly when a nsu is taken out of water the gills dry, and suffocation follows. The gills are very tbiu aud may be torn or injured by slight violence. Mud, sand, sawdust or any of the many sim ilar Impurities in water may lacerate or irritate them, so nature bas put Bi ters, like combs, Just in front of them to Btraln such foreign matters out of tbe water before reaching the real gills. These niters are called "gill rakers" and act as do tbe gratings put over gutters to bold back trash tbat might block them up, but the gutters grat- lugs get clogged sometimes, and so do tbe gill rakers. When this happens, the fish must die, and it Is well known tbat tbe sawdust Iu our streams boa been a chief factor In the destruction of our fresh water Qsb.es. But oil fishes are not dependent on their gills. Some of them, like our common carp and goldfish, come to the surface now and then to take in drafts of air, and eels cun travol over laud around dams or otber obstruc tions. These efforts are trivial com pared with those of some fishes found In other parts of the world. These are the luug fishes, or dipnoi, as naturalists call them, and the ac counts of them seem to border on the marvelous. In one group of these ani mals the "8Wlmbladder" is a kind of lung Instead of a mere float, as It is in most fishes, and in some strange fishes In India tbere is a hollow space In tbe skull that acts as a luug. the walls of It havlug clusters ot blood vessels about It, Just us the vesicles of our lungs have. These fishes can bury themselves deep In the mud when the dry season comes on and live through It till the rains fill the rivers again. A fish in tbe Gambia river makes a cocoon of mucus and mud, Iu which It has been brought from Sencgnmbla to London, where the cocoon was gently washed off and the llsb found to be living. The naturalist Nattercr dis covered a similar fish In tbe Amazon, but this one, tlio lepidosiren of sci ence, is oue of the rarest specimens In museums. In the United States there Is a fish, tbe bowfln, that can bo drowned by stretching a net below tbe surface of the water so that it cannot get to air. Dr. Hector, the government geologist of New Zealand, reported finding some fish about 6Vi Inches long among the roots of trees ot a depth of four feet In stiff clay. Tbe place where they were found was some 37 feet above tbe Hokltlka river, where there bad been a backwater during a time of flood. Tbe mud fishes are common in New Zealand, and tbe early settlers were surprised to dig up fish with their potatoes, as farmers on Long Is land are said to be in doubt whether their spades will unearth potatoes or clams. The most famous of tbe lung fishes Is tbe climbing pereli of India that bas often been found several feet up tbe mangroves. These animals migrate overland when their own streams fnl! and are captured In great numbers by the natives, to whom they arc great delicacies. Ceylon has several species of them. The Island Is dotted over with bogs of thick, chocolate colored mud, covered by a sod of reeds and grasses, and this mud teems with fish. The Cingalese clear off a space and wait till tbe Jish come up to fill their air bladder, when they catch them in strong dip nets. Sir John Bowrlng says that some lung flshes iu Slam go as much as three miles from water and that they have been seen flapping along a dusty road. The lung flshes constitute a wonder ful and Interesting group of animals and sbow tbe wide range through which nature can adapt creatures to their surroundings. Biology Is full of such Instances, but few are more strik ing than this. Washington Star. Remembered the One at Home. A Lebanon man tells tlio following for a fact: One day a Linn county farmer bought a banana at bis store, the first one be bad ever eaten. After finishing it be threw the peel on the floor. -After gazing at It a moment be picked it up and wrapped it In a piece of paper and remarked: "Guess I'U take that borne to my wife and let her see what a banana looks like. She never seed one." And the man bad an Income of sev eral thousand dollars a year. Portland Oregonian. Besar's Stataa. "Papa," said Benny Bloobumper, "I saw two bad boys flipping cents, and after awhile they went away, and when they bad gone I found a penny." "Did you play yourself, Benny 7" naked Mr. Bloobumper. "No, papa." "Then yon were an ln-a-cent bystand er." Harper's Bazar. A brass plate in tbe Alabama eapltoL In Montgomery, marks tbe place where Jefferson Davis stood when he took the oatb of office as president of the Southern Confederacy. French Tansy Wafers, me world's a mous remedy for Irregular and pain ful periods of ladies; are never falling nnd safe. Married ladles' friend French Tansy Wafers are the only re liable female remedy In the world; Im pnrUKt from Paris; take nothing else, hut insist on genuine; In rer) wrapper with crown trade mark. La France Drug Company, Importers, Sue Turk nt. riao Francisco. For sale by all drug- gls, or sent 111 plain wrapper direct on receipt 01 THE HOSPITAL DOCTOR. Whr n Did ot Vl.lt the Patient Who Waa l) Inn. Hospital doctors were under discus sion. Every man In the party had bad hospital expertcnt'o at somo time or another, aud each had a good word for bis particular doctor wheu tho dis cordant mau came In. "I Udl you what it Is," said he; "there aro somo mighty cold blooded men among them. I was Iu one of the big hospitals not long go, visiting a doctor friend of initio. It was night aud there was not much going on. There were four or flvo doc tors besides my frleud around, and some ono suggested a game of poker. Wo hadn't been playing long when a nurse knocked at tlio door and said. Doctor, I think tho patient in No. 8 is dying; won't you come down? 'les, right away,' said tho doctor. 'I'll draw three cards.' He filled his bond and played it, and he kept right on playing for about 15 minutes, when there came another knock at the door aud tho nurse said: 'lleally, doctor, that man's condition Is very serious. I know he s dying; won't you comer Tho doctor said: 'Yes, yes; oh, I forgot. I'll bo there in Just a minute I'll rolso you a quarter, doc.' Weil, he played that hand out anu tho next ono, and then he said ho guessed he'd, zo see the patient Tho nurse met him half way down tho stairs and told him tho man was dead. Now, what do you think of that?" "Well, they get hardened, they see so mnch suffering," sold one of the party apologetically. "If he'd gone when he was flret? call ed, he probably couldn't have done anything to save the man's life,'" said the second. "Yes," said the discordant man,' "but just as a matter ot form ho mlgbtmave quit after he filled that first hand!'' 1 "Ho might," assented all the party. "But tho man wns going to die -anyway." Now York Sun. A QUEER OCCUPATION. Gatherins: the Dovrn oC Cattails la the Jersey Meadows. One of tho queerest Industries has grown up on the Uackensack meadows, an otherwise apparently useless bog upon which It Is unsafe for man or beast to venture. Iu the summer cer tain parts of the meadows aro covered with a dense growth of cattails. They grow particularly, rank and large. Sometimes tbe tail, or furry part, is a foot or more loug nnd thick iu propor tion. The light, furry down is long and soft, bearing n close resemblance to down when first taken from tho stalk. Certain people always moro or less quick to see the advantages ot a wasto product have begun gathering the seed down from cattnljs aud arc making it a considerable business. Just before tho ice is gone in tlio spring Is the time selected. Provided with a largo Back in which to store the feathery products, the gatherer goes about among the tall flags, pulls oft tho down, deposits it In his sack and takes it home. It is not a particularly pleasant piece of work, because tlio little bits of down fly all over one, getting in the eyes, the nose, tbe mouth and cars, and completely cover one's clothing, nut it furnishes work, and men aud women dolt. It is taken from the sack, carefully spread where it will dry thoroughly, and it is then ready to bo used In pil lows or wherever else genuine atiimal down is advisable. It doesn't last long, because Its fibers lack elasticity, but for a time the pillow will be as soft as any. Those who gather It make reasona bly fair pay at It, though hardly enough when the danger and tho disagreeable character of tho work are considered. New York Commercial Advertiser. The Cat Catcher. The-dog catcher is not the only per son In tho city who is sincerely hated by both, man and animal. There Is a cat catcher as well, and he comes in for his full share of antipathy. Ho makes a living at the business, and a very good one. It is said. Few aro aware of the fact that pussy's fur is a very deslrabla article of commerce. There are any number of dealers In this city who are glad to pay all the way from 60 cents to $1 for a cat's skin, according to size and quality, Tbe method of catching tho unsuspect lng cat Is a particularly mean one. It Is a well established fact that cats are very fond of catnip and will troop after a man who carries a bundle of It This greed leads to the undoing of pussy, who will come to a stand if a bit of the herb Is thrown on the ground and Is thus made an easy prey. A bag and a chloroformed sponge do the rest, and many a household pet, tho disap pearance of which caused sorrow, can bo accounted for In this way. Phila delphia Press. A Well Merited Hetort, Ex-Assistant United States District Attorney Sutherland Touney of New lork wns graduated from the Colum bia Law school in 1875, when he carried off tlio first prize of $500. A disap pointed competitor congratulated him and added: "I suppose It wasbecausoyour thesis was Illegible, as usual, and the judges gave you the benefit of the doubt" Mr. Tenney, unruffled, replied, "How much better you would do If you adopted that practice In all your workl" Saturday Evening Post. The Two Bides. What the employer said: "Thank heaven. I've got rid of that nuisance at last. I had given him Irints enough, but tt was of no use, and Anally I actu ally bad to kick him out of tbe place." What tbe paper said, "We bear that Mr. Benson Harding has severed his connection with the Brownstone Im provement company." Bofiton Trail script Last fall I sprained my let tblp while bai dling some heavy boxes. The doctor I called on aald at first it was a slleht strain and would sooft la? well but it 11 rew worse and the doctor said I had rheumatism. It continued to grow worse and I could bardly get around to work. I went in a drug store and the dmgglai recommended ma to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm I tr ied il and one- half nf a CO-cent bottle cured roe entirely. I now recom mend It to all my friends. F. A Baboock, Erie, Pa. It is for sale hy W L. DeLano. CLASSIFIED COLUMN hi Notices uik.tjt tliiM h mi nt to exceed tivf Hue. 50 uem- i Meek; 1 0 n,....tb; $:' pr yenr. FOlt 6ALK-At a Imrguitt, one of the best atoeh Mid grain rstH'iim of 710 seres, S lll 'i". from Eugene. Will ! soul h ,i whole, or In pan, to I purcha.er. Easy terms. For j . .. tluulare apply to J,.hn Ingham, at i Ax Hilly I). imtMiiMot Sor... I KOK - i , ,. j, th-r. M' t-i.. .- .. .ii ' Id ,i, I ,,:i . ,.i,l t-.io lot, Imro, U .tl Also I ... l.nu'i et 1.. II , Hsxlliu 'ee; 4.hI I tMH ti-,e i.ituiest groiiim. nii'i '-it. e.'-iitr Kt'i Niul i. U. ii,.- b' iiicr.e. ltj. . . Hii I' 'Iff- ' Hill! 11 : Mi Wach, hoi nltlee. w i.U.u. :te Km prices h. Tit'tIIH, Ivt tilMKD FOB BALE A line n..ck much cm tHiiitiiu 320 Mte f"i' sou a ' h I'Higaln. Will M'li a .. wh ile n, 1, par, nne uuutaiulng implement-, limine aud two barns, omitting of 135 aures; the other pusiure ianii prinelpnlly. riinuied s-x iiiile-i iroui Eugene, fall on 1,1 addiens J M Uenrliart Eugene, Oregon. FOlt SALK two loines, weight about 950. Ino lire of Wing & Laugworthy butchers, WilUiuetiu stteet. FOH 6ALE a Iresti Jer-ey cow IuquireofEJ MoC'Iuuahan. Miscellaneous. WAiNlbU.-Aii exiierienred girl to do general linn, work. Inquire of Mis. E. K. Skipwrrtti, Eugene. OIHL WANTED Inquite ul once at re-'denceof C H lilies. Junction Items. Bulletin. E It tSkipworlb, Hie orator of the day, was at his bent, ar.d held the rapt attention of bis auditors through out. The general merchandise store ofW L Houston has ehaiieed hands, nnd is now miller the nble management uf his brother. 0 P Houston. Dr V W Oglesby, pnslrient or the Unlileti tillpper Mining oompuny 'rem rued from Bohemia Htinday where he has been superintending Hie sur veying of the company's pmperty. The company has a force of men al work driving tunnels. The doctor reports two very rich strikes made lately one in the Dewey nud one in tbe rjampson. The Bohemia camp will be the wonder of the world. Millions Given Away. It is certainly gratifying to the pub lic to know of one concern iu the land who are not afraid to be generous lo the needy and suflnriug. The proprie tors of Dr. Klng'r New Discovery for Consumption. Coughs und Colds, have given awev over ten million trial bot tles of this great medicine, and have the satisfaction nf knowing It Iisb absolmely cured thousand of hopeless cases Asthma, brouuhiils, hoarseness und all ols"ases of the Ihlnnt., client and lungsnre surely cuttd by it. Cull on W L DeLnn", iltuaglst, and get a free trial bnlll" K- gnlar ze 60o and $1 Every hotth iiaiatiteed or price refund il. 1 1'ls not neces-ary 10 10 to Portland to .purcr'ase genuine (N. B. The Uknuihk) cut glna- ul sterling silver novelile. i J. . Luekey now bass big stin k of the ihiiih at tempting pilce, Deafness Cannot be Cured By local applications, as they cantot reach tun diseased portion of the enr There is only one way In cure deafueei, and that Is by contllluitonal remedies. Deafness is catisbd by an Inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube When (his tube gets Ii, flamed you l.uve a rumbling sound or rnperfect liearlug, end wbou It la entirely 0 (wed deafn.s' Is the result, and unless the Inilauiiiiuiloii can be taken out aud tbls lube restored to Its notuial condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine oases out ot ten are caused by catarrb which Is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous sut faces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any :a e of teiifiis (caused by catarrb) thtt cun not be otired by Ball's Cstar.'h Cure. Bend for clrcu lars, tree. F J Chknkv A Co., Toledo, O. Hold by Druggists, 76c, lnl:'e Family Pills are tbe be.it. HiV. W. E. Hltzer, W.Uaton, N. Y writes, "I had dyspepsia over twenty years, and tried doctors and medicine without benefit. 1 was persuaded to use Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and It help rd me from the start. I believe It to be a panacea lor all f irms of Indigestion." It digests what you eat. Vincent Co., Corner Drug Btore. Kohlcr & Chase Music Honse Owing to the death of C H Harper, of Winter & Harper, of Heattte, Wash, the branch piano aud organ depart ment thai has been run by them Id this city, will hereafter be conducted direct by Kohler AChase.ofHaii Fran Cisco, where you will always find fine line of pianos and otgana at San Francisco prices. Instruments sold on eay Install ment. This will lie conducted by Ow F Craw and 11 EMo'rls, In Tllua Kinct, south "f the Hollman Hnu-e, Ninth stree', Eugene, Oregon. 1 1 mm 'Jr.-csi::; --til'" 1 ..1 NU lIANr- .JO? htEn.U.-.i'' s m : i tlftcts 5ti. us.-, tl ..xcess- arcl i idi; tini A iiervotcp'i'-n-..' ; W 1 : "y .::' iler. Uiin s t . , i ,5V pinic gluw opalcchecasaiul restores t;-.e tire cf youtti. V) "v r ' ' KH per box: U boxes : :.',(!; -, . v litoil ptinra;i. , ! lie ii foi'.iau tlio immn. -. . i", viSOSCAL CO. .,or .' " ' , CH CACC. IU. For sale WL DeLano Druggist $I QR BUYSU3.5P SUIT t,IKHU kl.H, I HI" Km" I l'" .. .. . . . .. .uu B.-..I I . -1 L.l ,111V H' t.ll. .k i',IR HI lift IT ai.DS. A NEW SUIT lit! TDK ANT Ul IHtkt uli WnlCS PUN I UITI All "'' .BEND NO MONEY."! ' -' l.nri' "r n"u t"r-t.- '1 w "i uil yea tlio ,ull liy lUerv... V. O. I. .ul"JtH;t to 01 '.mlii.llon. u rimli- It .t your oxorff.. omcw.ou 11 ion,,., ..j . .- H.'lory ami (ul I. ..II. w '. J.r tow lor S. 10, ivty youi fxere,. .i,r SiM-t-lal il,.. , .ii.l ,-inrvMi oli.ivi.. IHtSt Iflt PAST SUITS '';' .tl 1,1. Mrulo Itli UIH M-K d : lal,.l IWMI ilyl. lllulrll, In". Hi.n,. Culwi.. tir-t. !ftlie flne tt-ILn llulinr. smuin. in .Llli a.d rlBforli, alllt d lt- Mlr. BtifUllor tU inuUasiuil ") tt ar purt'iit w mil.l lie iirouiJ ar. ritKK ftOTIl RMH'l.KSt.f lloj..' ( lllilnt tar bJ kru.l, 1STKASM, wrli for Nwupl. U"l SiS. oontftins rn.mon HH, wrliolor Haoiii' U.tnn s.Nuniininy"";"" UttH. mwntutvutul rtil)lntriii-iiomtlitw toonler. i' I-mIU inHilr lu onU-r lti" . up. Hbiiv SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. (Inc.). Chicago, III ifcVaan, LWhicJ. Co. r-r Uirwihlj rellbl,-k-lk w.) Amzticzn 3eauitest Latest Med:!; On I!acU Box. COKSET CO. SOLE MANUFACTURERS. SOLI) BY AX BILLY yspepsia Digests wiiat you eat It,urUflciailyulgcst,stlicfootlar..l Ifciture 111 strciiglhenlng and i'r. stnif l l' S tlia c.'.liaustcd digestive gaiis. Hlsthclut'JstiiJUcovoreddlgLsiir ant. and tunic. other prrparatloD cut) iipi' nu'-li in elllclency. It In BtiinlW relieves ami permanently cures Dys)xV.Ki, Indigestion, Heartburn, FliiUlcp" i. Snnr Stomach, Mausea, SickIjca,iiiilie,(:instrnlgln,Criimpii,and all otla-i . ("ii 1 ! 1 1 f Imperfect digestion procured hv tiev.'ltt A Co., Cblcaaa. V::.rKT & f,0..topntilrug Sfnri) VLM GOLD-PLATED u'uvn u.i I1..V anit vrn Will .Blld you tills w.trli liT exprBM. 0.0. II. ..,t.i.t t.tni.mln.tlon. YOU O. il II nninu prnm'r - '" lory,i.(tly ..rpr.M.IM.a St. 1. 1 sr. istniiler such miir"ins owoiitu. B. Klsl. Sl,l., An.rU.. 1,1., (laid VlllaflorUak LliaSSI1.0lllaIU-O0e.l4 SllUd Wat...., at. 1( Ku Und It tlio equal or itcrthansnyollhea watclira. nar la. atpr.M a(..t Otllf rSICI, M.4I rid ea,rs ohargofc Don'l be Deceived by ..tcay 4arlla.B..II wlilrh would load you tc brll.ve yun could aeta m. no a. S10.00 M.UI ff.rSI.TltoS6.1i, rts, Wl Mt jtiwi r w sz.ss, our z.4 wATuri Ztinxssiia MrUparaH, tem wintlnnl let, fold pUtd. hilFom . ud Is irvkt tidlf wiMh, niofMuont Ih& tilnktii 7-Jpwr (xl item wind Amritii,wrTtitwl,ntl ft iriiwltline kfepor. rr WkUhM tnm 9 mil p,nW, wtUfct .Hil, wriufrfrwWiUliMajwHi7l'Mrlef. ? urM, SEARS, ROEBUCK A CO.(lno.),Chicafl( (fMN, RtM m Ma Ml IMMCllJ IIUMit.ainiW.I For Sale Bv Wm ;'l h Ub Curei KAOLtmOE tAiviKtr lU'HHCH StlrC HACrHXC ur f.lht. trlffir ' tii0. "(il ttiMarrl niri1 .1 I fill HI futtrlrx'ai . hlrt' f-:(- -" -iii I'lX mki i ri ht haim.ii t Will AlIIMt, tf Rr.nr-.-il(.HAP Prlr.. vIR tin '4SI ifil'iif tnd I rt-ln.it re. t -1 I nit winyd lid . f attrrrA Ur in hi-ii-tr-. B E W A f? E r O F I r ft IT A T iO ii $ "7 : tlK'innntt.otT'-t iuif I.iiowi- utiei urn :tr mi rmiiifn. " - irtU. pnn-iBj rr 1 t, t hfi(i -iir a.-awtiua r. ', 1-i.miii or mini. 3t 4 jJ? 1 vnw n Hmo U 'n-vr work. 1f enTlnrtvi that n Clft.40 If fit nr. it y 11 ; ' '.in; 1 aaa.,.' .M.-t-i-VV., I.rt ei.ikrrf I,- rt'-" SS. " '.'-:-rT "f J . irtia.r.i,nll. haal 1 P,r-"Vlli:i? t r -V-1' y',V.'T IM ''-'! 'f d' -r- !, he need 4 .t.r tfcl4s tt 1 il'vi Q 9 VrAS -m 'Jli1.'-" Urt -. ' fc. . i-i'-V .i fm frano, rwrrtd, pnaltl, I iTrti T M OjJU'ki th-wv't- :..ri... ; . , . h, n.. drkwarr-ulla, mu on lot tj .4 Mfi) I Ik iv1 '' u s-',',e- -'t.Ti-tt. i.-.tiun4. rii ui-t Hii. im iillT 1 B PVI h .l.fN.iTBf'nirii ' 1 fhr..-.:;..rf "t.r.tlt. shaul, uutnli tl-t fc 'T I M ' ' '. h ' '' : .!r..1J' . i- . it, j.-.to .iBiinon i!irtor.lmorodiota i ; r i a D C!'.V. 'il wii- i-1. ii-' (!. 6 . :.iof..nMtniir'.t.tUhiitl thre : 'r, R-viWlr . tlo, ri II tl 17'l il Vii 7 l.l., f.Piliirralt bar. 1 1. vrr a va.inr, w ' - Mrtatlf It lid irad, liUslef J;u..i.ir. 1. II. II. r Taos inrl Tnnhlf. VtH KB SlfTI I K adtrrllMrl la Iht. pTi ar la aarMUh-j l OAN m Mir. SSOXf.QQ I il i w r.A n JUL VbTcvcles Xtlx"&& 8EAS, ROEBUCK II Cp.c Cia. orthern Pacific RAILWAY XT Pullman Sleepiiig ars Elegant Dining Cars Touristl Sleeping M I iN K KA 7 l)in.UTir 1 1.-; I'Aiitio; (iltANl) FdltKS; (iltOtlKSfON, wlNNii'Eti; Tnrounh Tickets to Cl I IU A U 1 1, W A SHIN UT ON l'illl.Al)El.rHIA, NEW YOKlv. BOSTON, and All PoioU East and youth. Forjlnformation, time cards, map. andftickets, call ou or write to K McMTJRPHEY, General AKnt, Eugene, Ollice Opposite (Juard office. r. AD C'HAKLTON, ?.?, Anst Oeu'l Pass. Agent, abB Morrison St, cor Third, Portland, Oregon THROUGH TICKETS TO TUB EASTandSOUTHEAST SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY AND Stow'' Pullman Palace Sleepers Tour- . 1st Sleenera and Rrclinln" Chair Cars Oall" to . . . . UKNVKK, OMAHA, CHICAGO, KANSAS CITY, ST. LOUIS And other Eastern Cities. The only lino. irein lurunnu miming t'oudiicted Excursions ortlnnd nfl'uiing pnaseouers SlieclalTy luruugu to uhioago' e' ery .Wednest'ay. !'yH.::;z,Hl Portland to CMcago Via .Sunttiern Paciilc, Cidnu Pacific ' N W Ity'a, BaRiratre checked throuvn to' destination. Maunitii'ent scenery,' Union 1 aelKit. fast time, lowest rates. For further information, apply to any' 'iRiwt Southern Pacific Company, or H I ATHliOP. V FBEO 'I !.!';. gone Street nailv.ay. TIMS CARD. I ' ' Alter the 4lh of Oct. 1S6, the street ' ears will mn nn rhn f,illnia.nDBjliawtnaa time until furthw notice. fKA V I NO IKK tlK11.T. :ln- il -H:l :4 .11 s m ilOFFMAN ; 1 HOUSE SALOON Sommervllle dU Brgr. . Yun WhirtHpii tind l.randlfK, the finti Jradei of Wlui tod 'JiKr, MUed )riuki a specialty mv.F .a Jl w einnara s Famous Beer. Bottle andnDraughtl, FIRST CLASS.. DR. WILLIAMS' INDIAN PILE OINTMENT wil Giro III. ml, UU'otUiijf and IWhiDjf Piles, it absorbs the tiiiinT-1. ill lay i tho iUtiiD ut ontro, acts as a poultioe. jrivwi ,tiUint relief, Prupared only for Piles and Itching of the Rv'iVHixi parts. Kvory box ts warranted, Judo Coons, of liiynvillo. Ky., snys: "Dr. Wil Hums' Indian pile Oint ment curnri ma afUtr years of tmlTerinff." Hold by druggist sunt by mall oa receipt of price. . fin cents and $1.00 per box Linn Drug Co ,sU I MTTllT, patajnt IHredlb. d ara.-v'sltd aatt ktMUS uttmw, mm! dartklt m4 MaMA OU.iA!l'f Cf-li ts.i.'kirv. ruaar. 1 . w,'trj -.. Miimn u ranisaofi ana oar rrN I iliut V'n ui'itieJoi4ii pin Hand doeitbttrptftln or wqr . I.i-r.iVi)iiv,lT.ii..wn iiTlrjaintwUhTarTinahr)a li'..ni (11 liu.uO, fit 7 'nir fridit ktreot th flB.B l.iV l..Btile,- 1 m im a,fciauu. vuiu iUI, lH.mw.cr nil ' I JJ OTWCCSf ft ' - !nc ChlcaRO, 111. SEND ONE DOLLAR Cut tkli ad. tat ud m4 in at, slut? whf tlier jul with UUTS' US ajtuiiui- dii uit aiau roiur mhi ktmst wnwa L",r.'l!..HI0H GRADE 1900 MODEL ACME JEWEL BICYCLE, tSik aairaaiMa. 1 oi CAn tyiamme ai Tu'ir nprm i.fllrsj, and If found rfrrtly nflafailoir, ei Mi If a. rr-fatd. I h IOHT TTOSDBkri LTiU oan nil It at StO-OO araflt ftar aj, pay th ipreaaatTenifUH trililMl MIEB, Imiatb I.08ai.lw1thoriiffl or I ipreaa cnl Ut IA1 UlCI, 113.78, imiaina iLwieinwnnorier, ur aw eutu ..nrsinhanniB. hliA mm IsmIiI Dbtila 'atalafar,mllKl fnw for Uie aaklng , tbow afff r4 t thm prlt. It It WriJd tty "'" LUiV"Iri - - - - . FntTl(firl Dlawa, grnra ur '"'"'" wv .. - . . " , ! atUI Ufa raa at ImM M Ha