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RllRNUTHIP
Tick-ta lor aale al f. B.n' llerf bare,
Pn..n nr at Hnnl A fia.eDDnrt'. oflloa In
Vtoreuoa.
SHE LOOKED. THEN LEAPED.
Brixht eyed Mary hid a lovt-r,
IUmIm'Iik'. kind aud true.
"I'ut." rw Mid, "1 niuat ditK-ovar
lut is brrt to do."
So tir ivnt lor aouad advice
Tu tarn and cuuuiia maxricd tic.
"l-iiu't."' uil Aunty Uanba Ttter;
"Uin arc lull o( flaws;
Sfoldnigj rouuii tbt batoful crlurt
At tb all; kit eat cauoa.
Take your aunty'a vounwl, Uarr
Uei. are alwaya 'cuo-ter-ary.' "
Then aha went to thoae at ill older,
Couaiaa Jane and Kuth;
Both agreed that aunty told her
Plain, unvantlahed truth.
"Marritd woman aigh and moan, dea(
Tou just let the men alone, dear."
Pretty Mary atood and wondered
How thaw matron nice,
Thinktnn tlma, ahould all have blundered
Into marTviogt twice.
Then aaid alia, "ITiey've rrlefa and bear 'em,
I'll take one tnyaelt ud auare 'etn."
What to Kat.
ooooooooooooo
1a Happu Mistake I
o o
Bipt. 4, 189T, 10:30 a. m. Just now,
wht'u I took dad his cup of coffee, I
found hhn poring over a bill mid look- I
lng worried to the verge of distraction.
At last 1 drew from him tliut The
Weekly Wag Is wagging all the wrouj;
wny und Is bound to go to the wall
unless he can secure a few articles
from some comic writer of note. Hut,
though he has written to several with
that object, nothing has come of it.
"In a word, the paper has turned out
I ruinous Investment for me," he con
cluded bitterly.
As I curae up stairs, feeling utterly
miserable and depressed, a happy
thought darted Into my mind. Men
don't like refusing a request when
framed by feminine Hps, so perhaps I
may succeed where poor dad hns
failed. At any rate, "without a trial
there's no denial," and a recent inci
dent opens the way for me to make
the trial.
A few ' days ago, while aunt and 1
were wlill.n;; away an hour In the Brit
ish musrt.!!!. she bowed to a librarian.
II" ri'sp :i';c:l to her recognition with
a cou:ilj Luw, and a polite smile re
laxed for the moment his clean shaven,
Inscrutable face.
"That was the celebrated Mr. Rut
land, the wilier of those clever arti
cles, iny dear. I met him last week
at Mrs. Pclham's," she explained as
we passed on Into another room.
Scclus that she had turned as red as
a pecuy. 1 concluded that ho was a
celibate as well as a celebrity! But he
certainly did not look a bit like I imag
ined hliu, for, strange to say, dad had
been speaking of 111 in to me that same
morning, when he had enviously
pointed out nn attractive announce
ment In a rival weekly to the effect
that a series of brilliant sketches from
the pen of the widely known humorist,
Itolf Itiilland, would shortly nppear in
Its columns. I am very glad now that
we chanced to see lilm, since It paves
the way for nie to call on him and ex
plain in conlidence the sad straits of
The Weekly Wag nud beg of him to
contribute something 1o Its pages.
Aunt mentioned that he lives at For
est Gate, in a beautiful residence
known as Olive Lodge. So tomorrow
morning I shall tnke heart of grace
unil siart on this forlorn hope.
Sepi. 5. 1SD7. 1:10 p. m. What a day
of days this has been! I really ought
to have dated It In red Ink. This morn-
lug dlreetly the dear, unsuspecting dud
had started for the city, I put on my
sailor hut aud sallied forth on my se
cret mission.
About two hours later I mounted :
broad night of steps to the threshold of
Olive Lodge, aud 1 must confess that
while I waited admittance my courage
seemed to cose out of my finger tips.
"You are a little simpleton, Rose Har
vey, quaking and shaking as though
you were going to face an ogro Instead
of a wit," 1 Mil Id angrily to myself as a
boy In buttous ushered me Into a large
drawing room, very handsomely fur
nished, but lacking In pretty trifles.
Giving the boy my card I subsided
into an easy chair. As I did so 1
caught sight of myself In a pier glass.
and was relieved to see that I looked
perfectly self possessed which I cer
tainly did not feel. '
Tbe next mlnuto the curtnlned door
swung open, and "the celebrated Mr.
Rutland" entered the room. Unless I
was much mistaken a gleam of relief
flashed from his steel gray eyes as they
alighted on me. Possibly, since my
aunt and I bear the same names, he
had expected to see her, and of "two
evils" would rather deal with the less
er! Producing the current number of
The Weekly Wag, I explained rather
abruptly, I'm afraid the naturo of my
VlBlt.
While he listened his gaze of polite
attention became a stare of unbounded
amazement, and, Instead of accepting
tbe proffbred paper, he sprang to bis
feet with an exasperated gesture.
"This Is a most preposterous request,
young ladyl It is utterly out of the
question that any article from my pen
honld appear through the medium of
The Weekly Wag."
Tbe slighting emphasis with which
he named the poor little weekly, and
the withering glance he cast on It,
made mo tingle with rage and mortifi
cation. "Then there is nothing more to be
said, except to apologize for having
troubled you with this 'preposterous
request,' " I said, rising to my feet
And making him a stiff little bow, I
moved toward the door. He had the
politeness to hasten to open It for me,
and I passed out with all the dignity I
could summon. At the same moment
the ball door was hastily opened, and a
tear blurred vision of a tall, straight
figure In cricketing flannels made me
redouble my efforts to repress my In
clination to burst out crying.
Removing bis cap tbe young fellow
During he civil war as well as In ou
late war with Hpaln diarrhoea was one
of the most troublesome diseases the
army had to contend with. In many
instances It became chronlo and the
old soldiers still sufjer from It, M
DaTid Taylor, of Wind Ridge, Greene
Co, Pa., la one of tbe. He n
Chamberlain' Colie, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Krnedy and says he has never
foot d Si.Tthinv that would give blm
auch nnirk rllef. It Is for sale by W
L 11 n"'.
held the door open tor uie, ana seeping
mi ainarllug eyes beut ou the ground I
I biisillv uinde my exit. Never In all the
i It) years of my life hud I felt so uu
juoyed mid resentful.
I "So much for my happy thought:"'
I rwleeteil briefly, us 1 descended the
'deep naliway Into the station. Ilnv
i ing ii-si eitiiiiied that my train was not
i due for IS minutes. I fell to paclug the
platform, where the Haunting posters
of many a prosperous compeer of the
luckless little weekly 1 still graspea
gave a yet keener edge to my disap
pointment. Turning- In my poraiubu
latiou I was surprised to seo the flan
nel clad figure of my tear blurred
vision hurrying townrd the.
"The old bigwig has repented of his
Insulting refusal!" I thought hopefully,
while I bowed iu response to the young
fellow's doff of cap.
"Excuse nie. Miss Harvey, but there
has been somo unfortunate mistake,
aud I have followed you hero In the
hope of straightening matters," bo
snid, his quick breathing and height
ened color testifying to the hot haste
he had made. "I am the Rolf Rutland
who scribbles nonsense; my uncle Is n
savant, and only writes for tho scien
tific Journals."
"A savant! No wonder be was so
annoyed at my request!" I cxclnlnied,
blushing painfully. "Hut, really, know
ing you write humor, he might have
guessed I bad mndo son9 such mis
take." Ah, but he did not know It until ten
minutes ago. I have 'great expecta
tions' In that quarter, and have kept
my frivolous talent a dead secret from
him," ho replied, with a whimsical
smile.
Then I hope you will have no rea
son to rue this stupid blunder of mine,"
I said impulsively.
"I should certainly have rued It sad
ly If I had never discovered It which
Is a rank Hlbernlcism, I suppose."
And a mutual laugh set us both at our
ease.
"Aud now, Miss Harvey, with regard
to The Weekly Wag, I shall be most
pleased to contribute to its columns,"
he said, as eagerly as though ho were
a struggling aspirant, anxious to see
his effusions In print.
In the midst of my delighted thanks
the train dashed in, and all was con
fusion. When he had handed me Into
a carriage he told me that directly the
cricket match was over he should run
Into the city and see my father. Then
the train moved on. and ns our eyes
met in a last glance, 1 saw a look In
his that made my heart dance as it bad
never danced before.
About 5 o'clock there came a tele
gram from dad, to the effect that Mr.
Rutland would diue with us nt 7. In
a flutter of delight, I helped aunt to
Improve our menu and then hastened
to make my dinner toilet.
When, half an hour later, dad and
Mr. Rutland entered the drawing room,
I was surprised to seo how much older
and distinguished bo looked In evening
dress than In his flannels, and for tho
minute I felt quite shy. But his genial
frankness of manner soon brought us
"In touch" again, and I have passed
the most charming evening I can re
member. Sept C, 1808, 10:J5 p. in. My wed
ding eve, and exactly a year slnco tho
day I mndo that absurd blunder. And
now, thanks to the spur given it by
Rolf's pen. The Weekly Wag Is tho
foremost of Its clnss and Its editor bis
cheery old self again.
"Rut I shall never forget," he said
to me this morning, "that It owes Its
Bticcess not to the editor, but to the
editor's daughter!" Exchnnge.
Cricket Vcraaa Baseball.
Life Is more strenuous lu America
than In England, and this Is shown In
the sports of tbe two nations. Take
the the game of football as an Illustra
tion. In the American collego game
the tackling Is lower, harder and surer
than In tho English game. The backs
hit the line ns one man, like a batter
ing ram. Every yard gnined or lost Is
of great Importance. Yenr by year the
game grows more complicated, more
fierce, and more perfect mechanically.
It Is getting to be like n fine piece of
machinery iu the harmony of the sev
eral parts. In England they play the
game more loosely, much as their fa
thers did before them. Cricket nnil
baseball are the national games of the
respective countries, and nowhere do
national characteristics appear more In
evidence. Cricket Is nu all day, lei
surely, social event; baseball Is an hour
of wild excitement. The English game
cultivates tho amenities of life, and
courtesy Is a ennon of the game. liaKe
ball keeps tho nerves too near the edge
to leave much room for the Inter
change of fellowship and good will to
ward the opposing team. Self Culture.
Franklin Set It I n.
The North American Notes and
Queries says the first printing press In
Montreal was set up by Benjamin
Franklin In 1773, In order to print
manifestoes appealing to tho Cana
dians to cast their lot with the colonics
farther south, The press was not long
In operation, and was removed to the
United States, but the vault In which
It was set up Is mill standing. It Is In
the Chateau dp Rainezny, a quaint old
building whose history Is contempo
rary with that of the city, and whii h
Is cnrcfully preserved as a relic of t'. c
French regime In New France. Fran!:
lln's Idea from the first was to Inelm'"
Canada In the confederation, nud I
wished to Include Ireland as well. II .
Journey to Canada later, however, co.
vlnced him that there was no posslb'!
Ify of the Canadian possessions Joining
In tho revolt.
An I'nfore.een C nntlnaener.
Captain Staysail Yes. madam, tin
needle of tho compass always points ti
the north.
Miss Sweetthlng How Interesting'
Rut suppose you wanted to go south ?
Brooklyn Life.
For Sale at a Bargain.
An open buggy, buggy harness and
horse for sale' cheap.
Address
P O Box m, Eugene.
To Cure a Cold in Une Day
.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
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If It fails to cure. E, W. O rove's signa
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN,
Notice uroer tlit. head not to exceed five
liutw, M rout por wl; SI 50 a mouth; tVi
lr year.
For Setle.
KOIt tSALK At a bsrpaiu, one of tbe
best stock slid griini ranches of "40
acres, H miles from Kugeiie. Will be
wild k a whole, or ill part, to suit
purchaser. Kasy terms. For par
ticulars apply to John Ingham, at
Ax Billy Di partiueiit (Store.
FOK SALK. Corner First and Jeller
bou streets, one 10 nmui liou-e, and
'two lots, SUxltio feel each. Uood
bam, water, fruit, fine gulden grouud.
Also bouse aud lot, corner First aud
Lawrence streets, jot. tit! feel i iuohes,
by ltiO feet, young fruit Irees, good
gurdeu grouud, water, etc. Also
house and lot, corner Willamette
and Fourteenth streets. For prices
and terms write rj J Kills, Taooina,
Wash, itox 81!7, or call at UUAKD
olllue.
FOR BALK A line stock ranch con
taining MO acres for sale ata bargain.
Will sell as a whole or lu parts, one
containing Implements, house aud
two barns, consisting of 135 acres;
the other pasture land principally.
Situated six miles irom Kugeue.
Call ou or uddresa J M Uearbart
Kuuene, Oregon.
FOR ISALK A Hue lot, corner Tenth
and Pearl streets. Inijuire of Mrs
L Croner.
FOR SALK. A good suddle horse,
cheap if taken at once. Inquire of
MrsM J Habb, High street.
Up OUT.
Dull headache, pains lu various parts
of the body, sinking at tbe pit of tbe
stoiiittch, loss of appetite, feverisliness,
pimples or Bores, are all positive
evidence of imp. re blood. No matter
bow It became so, it must be purified
in order tootitaiu good health. Auker'a
Blood Elixir has never failed to cure
b'vrofulousor Hyphililic poisons, or any
other blood diseases. It Is certainly a
wouderful remedy and we sell every
bottle ou posit ivca guarautee. For
le 1 y W J. DeLano.
Elks' Carnival.
Account Grand Carnival of liie Be
nevolent Protective Order of Elks, to
fie held at Portland, September 4lll to
15th Inclusive, tickets will be sold at
reduced rates from all stations on Ore
gon lilies to Portland aud return,
These tickets will he on sale (September
3rd, 4th, tlth, Kith and 13th, aud limit,
ed to three days after dale of sale.
For further particulars, call ou or
address tSoulberu Puoillo ugent at Eu
gene. Valuable Lambs for Sale.
A Dock of 75 lnod of prime flrst
olass February and March lambs for
sale. Cotswold, and ull wethers. For
additional information oall ou or ad
dress, h F Watkins,
Monroe, Oregon.
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directly on the liver. For 60 years
the Standard Family Pill. Small
doses cure. 25c. All druggists.
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the
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"Meet Us On The Midway"
The Event of the Times,
Great Street
Fair and
Carnival...
OcruiiyltiB many mild blorka,
ink I nn .11 eulire itrtet Iruin
curb to curb.
Portland, Oregon,
S?pt.4 to 15,1900.
I'nder the aunplree of the I'ort-
irtui Kim. eUiirAsHiNti in
MAUNITI'IlK end li It A NliKt'H
ASYIII1MI (IK TIIK. KIM1
KVKIt AITKMITK1) ON TIIK
I'At'lKIC CtAr,
Something ton-memlicr up to
the deb! of your heart failure.
The Street of Cairo,
The Oriental Theater.1
The German Village,
The Dancing Girls;
An Arabian Pagsmt """ia
Crowning the Queen,
Rex, King of the Carnival At
tended by Hia Magnifi
cent Court.
The ..pat ver.ile of the Kill arid o'hi-r
order. 1 he Itml.ti I'.rk .rid Kntinlaln. Hie
niPKtiihet iit triumphal .rrl, .rid .rami .M'dw.j
tiP.d allll wMi'-rtu! attr.cLlnn.. Mlnltig,
Vr-ir-ntlle, A.rtrnUure. Hortifolt.irr, And other
tndu.lrt"! rxhltiln. Hie Vnimrn'. i'nvlltoo,
d'lvtiel hf aoii.cn. Iiullt h .ouii-Ti a rid d.oor
,lel l.v eoiutin 'ortl.e eilnhitof eoiii,rr In
dn.l'l.l wurlt. 'Ihc yrHiitp.laiehiilltofOregoD
end w htnaioii .mm nel KrM..,
Uurlr. ...jt-iy and Kun M.ht lurned into
d.y. liiwe.t mil .ml w.trr reu- ever r iv.n tu
I oriianu irum an earw ui me rac.uu noriotr
.t
A Mother Tells How She Saved
Hir Little Daughter's Life.
I am the mother of eight children
and have hail a great deal of exponent!)
wiiii luvuiciue. i.asi summer in 1
litllH daughter had the dysentery hi
us wursi lorui. vvc. tuougnt she would
die. 1 tried everything 1 could think
of, but nothing seemed to do her any
good. 1 saw hy an advertisement m
mr paper Hist Chamberlain's Colin.
Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy was
mit h!y recommended aud sent aud got
a bottle at once. It proved to be one
of the very beet medicine we ever had
in llie house. It saved my little daugh
ter's life. I am anxious for everv
mother to know what an excellent
medicine it is. Had I known it at first
it would have saved me a gn at deal of
anxiety and my little daughter much
.uttering. Vours trulv, Mks Oku F
Bukdii'K, Liberty, It I. For sale by
W L DcLauo
F. G. IliSETS
WAKE
.American Beauties.
. F. C.
B&i&f
Latest
Models.
Oa Kach Box.
KALAMAZOO COSSET a.
SOU MAIi'JFACTUNERS.
SOLO BY
AX BILLY
THROUGH TICKETS
TO TH
EASTandSOUTHEAST
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
ANOl
Pullman Palace Sleepers lour
1st Sleeners and Reclinin" Cnair
CarsDail"to .'. . .
jUKNVKR, OMAHA, CHICAGO,
KANSAS CITY, ST. I,(tfS
And other Kiutlorn Citiww The rq.lv line
fniin 'Purtlatiii otfmiiiK pamtioeerf :-i .-inHy
CoDtiiicUiri Kxcunuuiirj through Ui Vi iciuo
every Weil otitic ay.
Daily ToiirlBt n.ninnJ lrt t)Lnrt
cursurviL-n iur ileum lUDi iuauu
Southern PnciHc, Union Pacific
W Hy 8, JtuKK'ute checked thtmih to
tinatioii . MtujiiilicHUt ttemieij t Unluo
(Kit. (not time, lowest ratea.
Fut- further iiiforuifttiou, npply
tii-t S'Hithoru Vauitic Company, or
U I-A'ill. U i ) 1 1 ii
any
1 m-
Your intention in jalle l to the "PIONK.KR
MMITKD" train. f die "I IH It ',fil. Mil,.
WAl'KKK ft ST PAUL RAILROAD"
"''he onlv pi-rffnt train, in the wnrlil."
You will tirnl it dmirnble to rldr. n those
train, when Koini; to .ny imint in the
Kaetern Htate. nr Canada. Tlmy oonneot
with all Tran.eontinental Trains and all
Ticket Agent. neli ticket..
For further information, pamphlet., etc.,
aak any TLket Agent or
O J EDDY
J W C'Ar KY,
Trv I'm AkpM, l'drtiiu-', 'rifi;
SALEM,
September
Mm
Bigger &nd Eettsr lun Ever Before
Grounds Greatly Improved, lluildihae Reml ed and Renovated, All
Htock iluililliiKS 'I lii.roua hly Di-mfeeied Kverythln in First
Clans Condition (or the Luteal nud Real
LIVE STOCK:1 SKCW end EFICLLTLFAL EXPOSITION
;kvehhkldon nu-; coast. I
$20,000 IN PREMIUMSand PURSES!
Gcod Raclna tverv Afternoon Mucin .ri P,,n ..toi-u.
ji A L'CTION HALK OF L1VK tS'lOt K will ho iri.de a leadlnit feature,
in uve noes ana oilier ezinuns
'seifiii Rnllroatt. Reduced pmn -
reuiiuiu r aijtj inner llilnllliallnit,
w.
H- WE H RUNG. P.es-,
Hillsboro. Oregon.
nn it, I, t 1
For Sl3 Bv
Jorthern Pacific
RAILWAY
if.
XJ
JSf
Pullman
Sleeping- f'.ars
Elegant
Dining'
(Jars
Jar'
Tourist
Sleeping
ST. PAUL,
bU.UYll
K.UtTlO,"
TO
(I HAND FllllKSi "
'koiikstun; "
IXNlY'KU, '
HKI.KNAai.d
iu' i'Vk. "
Throunh Tickets to
T.&1.PHU. nMST'
BOSTON, and Ali I'oiuU
.Kant aud Mouth,
Foriluforamtlon, time caml, map
and tiukeu, oall un or write to,
K McMURPHKY,
,.. tleneral Auent, nugene,
t)ltu-Opi.it Guard orlica.
" A D CHARTTOW
Aaat ttOI '1 I'.MH. Aun.
M Mon-iaon Ht, ooi Third. Fortlaud. OreJon
Canadian
Pacific
If you are going to Chicago
or points East, remember the
G. A. R.
RATE
50 Chica!lo anl
latum
Ticket, on .ale AuBii8t 21 and '.'2, ami Kood
on thin company, liutfitiir.nent train, the
' IMPERIAL LIMITED
I'm particular. apj.ly to
H. II. AUHOTTi "inMit,
141! Third ' tn-ot,
P. .1. COVI.H. Portland, Or.
An.t. Gen, Paea Agent,
Vanoouver, B. C,
Corvallis & Eastern
RAILROAD.
It'imB CAHll
No. 2 for Y equina
Train leave. Albany VIM P M
leaves ('orvellis 1.40 P M
Arrive. Yaiiniua 6:06 PM
No. 1 Returning
Iieave. Yaouina 7:00 AM
Leave. Corv.lli. 11;30 A At
Arrive. Albany ljlo P M
No. 8 for Detroit " '
Leave. Albany 7KK) A M
Arrive. Uetmit 11-20 A M
No. 4 KeturuloK
Leave. Detroit 12:10 P M
Arrive. Albany.. . 6:16 P M
No. 8,
l.eavo. Corvalll... 8:00 AM
Arrive. Albany U:45A M
No. 6.
l.e.ive. AlWny 7:20 PM
, Arrive. Co-vllln 8:08 P M
One and twoojnucct.t Ail uij nd Orvallls
with Southern I'.clflc lri iu, giving direct
lervlce Ui uud fruni New.n-t and rdj.cent
bcehei. - '
Train, forth mountain, "arrive at Petrollat
noon, Hiving amnle lime n, reach camping
r-mni. a ihc Ureltenbuih nd bauilam in
aam.day.
I'.lveandHlx connect at lhany with the
niuHriiKMiiiHuinHi r, uane.
1S1.UJ STONE.
Manager.
H L VLDKN,
Ifi PA
.1 TURNER,
AKent Albany,
OREGON.
17 to 22, 1900
nauiril KHEE rver tho Hi,l,:
rwer rHlea ou all lallrnads. Foi!
S(KlreiH
M- D-WISDOM; Sec,
Portland, Oregon.
1 i. ni i.iki . . mm . . .
?l
niu.inma muiAn tiura UINTMENT
M d C iio H. mil, llli edniK uwl lulling Pllea. Itahaortn tho
. " tumi.rH, ii. I. iv. tho ll.-hiii.; nt ooee. .,! m.miiIOn, i
In.Unt relief. Prewired only for l'll -a anil Itchhtg of Uio
nrlvntK part, livery box I. wrirrantil. Judge Coon., of
Mnysvllltt, Ky , nuy.: " Dr. Wllllnrus' Indian Pile (in
oien euiml me after year, nf .ufterlug." Hold by drisvl.M
eu'. o.v mail on receipt of pries, tr) oetits and 11.00 par boa.
Linn Drua Co