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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugeue Guard ani all resiiUuoe payable Kuouib (iUiKl), Eugene, Oregon. evening-of tin week. Sun- ultoni to til ruumncu i i iYddnMl au comuiiiuiwnvia BUBSOi.UPTION.lHATES. DA1LT. Delivered by currier, per week. . Delivered by currier, per muuth ily mail one year (in advance) bix mouths One month. ........ Single copies. WKKKL1. One year (to advance) J 00 Six month w Advertising ratee made known on application. I U M. 6 00 8 00 W 01, Entered aa seoond-class Eugene, Oregon, portoflioe. matter at the THB EASTERN paper are at 230 York City, and nirton St. Chicago, UK Agency to charge. OFFICES to 234 Temple Court, I U B Kipress BWg, W Wi ago, IU.,KKATZ Adrai Of th. Ne ih- Advertls CAMPBELL BROS Publishers fiM 5k. JL JL X JL .3 -iik i-JL 3- 2- JL i& ' J2.i3.iiJ5 J6.JIilil J9 20 2L 22 23 2 281 6 27 28129 301311! 'vat! i--" in MONDAY MAY 6 UST OF A WARLIKE TRIBE, The anoient Modoo tribe haB dwindled to 77 members, mostly women und siolc or diseased ohildren. says the Jaoknonvillc Times, The recent death of ft Mo doo brave has left only thirteen able bodied warriors, who will never go to war again. From being most savage and in' domitable fighters they have lost all ambition for anything bnt theii Government snoDlies, and, while virtually prisoners of war on email reservation, they are left nn watohed. The spirit of the old days has gone, and nobody will ever hear of a story about "Tb Last of the Modoos." THAT KIND OF A MAN. The warm middle part of these days draws great quantities of moisture from the earth, to be oondenBed during the night caus ing cool and seemingly oloudy mornings. It is tplendid weather for vegetation. Reports oome from Washington oounty that clover fields wnion were visited by the out worms last summer are completely ruined and will have to be planted to some other orop this spring. DawBon merohants have struck. a ohord of popular interest. Tbey offer prizes for the best guesses as to the time the ice will move out of the Yukon river. Notice to Contractors. Notloe is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by tbe Board of Directors ol School Dlstrlot No 4, Eu geue, Oregon, from this date until 8 p m, Friday, May 24ib, 1801, for tbe erection and oooipletlon of ao 8-room acbool building, according to tbe plana and apeolfloatioDi prepared by Charles H Burggraf, aiohlieot, Albany, Ore gon. All bide must be acoompanlea oy a oertifled check, payable to said aobool llsiriol No 4, In tbe earn of $200 as a t uarante that In tbe event tbe con tract la awarded the contractor will furnish an approved bond to the full iinounloftbe comraot price, within 10 days after the awarding of the con tract. The said plans and apecldcatlons are on file at tbe Filet National Bank In Eugene, Oregon. All bldi must be made out upon blank proposals for the same, whluh will be furnlebed by Geo F Craw, clerk of aald aobool dletriot, or by aald rchitxot. The s.ld bonrd of directors reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Dated Eugene, Oregon, May 8, 1801, 8 B Eakih, Chairman of tbe Board of School Di rectors aforesaid. Attest, Geo F Craw, Clerk. A Raging Roaring Flood Washed down a telegraph llnewhlob Ohas 0 Ellls.lnf Llsbou, la, bad to re pair. "Btandlng waist deep in loy water," he writes, "gave me a terrible oold and oough. It grew worse dally r I II. il. . , . J , H.h .nil f many an. ueev uuuwib iu ubbiouu. Neb. Hlouz City and Omaha said I had conuuuiDtiou and could not live. Then I began using Dr King's New Disoovery ana was wnony curea oy six bottles." Positively guaranteed for oouuhi. colds and all throat and lung troubles by W L DeLano. Price 60o and $1.00. Pure Home Made Brandj. For liver, kidney or stomach trou bles, oolds, lagrlppe or biliousness there Is nothing better than Frauds' pure brandies. All orders promptly rilled with prune, apple or pear brandy al 76 oeuU per quart, or $2.60 per gallon. Orders by stage or express will be se curely boxed. Mode and sold to) con sumers only. I M Francis, Fifth and Blair streets, Kugene, Or A BIBULOUS PREACHER. i,;i;!f;!;: Not Made by the Trust. a mm MOM Says Saloon Business is a and Honorable One. Good Baltimobk, May 8 "I left mv reverend title and my coat banging together on tbs back of a chair at home," declared Rev A F Sterner, of Trinity Evangelloal Lutbtranoburob, when he stepped upon the platform to deliver an address on "Temaaranoe" to tbs Retail Liquor Dealers' Beneficial Association. Heooutlnued: "I have brought witb me only p sympathetic heart of man for bis friends. I do sot liks to see you trod den down. I have spent many hours with saloon people listening to their troubles and I know that their lives are bard. "When I go into a saloon and stay there for and boar an'i may be take a glass of beer or wine, I oome out as good a man as when I went in. I will nut subsorlbe to temperance lor I like a glasa of wtneor beer myself. I would If I could, go to the people who are agalnat your business and tell them to ao and see It before tbey oondemn it. It is aa good and honorable aa any other business aud tbs day will yet oome when people will reapeot it." Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mercury As mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through tbe mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physi cians, as tbe damage tbey will do la ten fold to tbe good you can possibly derive from tbem. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F J Cheney A Co, Toledo, O, oontalns no mercury, and 1b taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surraoes oi the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get tbe genuine. It is tHken internally, and made in Tole do, Ohio, by F J Cheney & Co. Testl- monlals free. Bold by druggists, prloe 75o per bot tle. Hall's Family Pills are tbe best. Cheap Rates to See the President President McKinley will stop at 8alem May 22nd; Portland May 22nd The Southern Paolflo announoes a rate of one fare for the round trip to Balem from stations between Roseburg and Turner, and to Portland from Btatlons between Oregon City -and Roseburg, Excursion tickets will be on sale for trains arriving at Balem or Portland on tbe morning of May 22nd, and leaving same evening or following morning. - The reception exerolses have been so planned as to give as many as possible an opportunity to see and bear ' the president! The oommittee on arrange ments will spare no eflort to make the oooaslon a memorable one. q Take them to day and g youll bo well g to morrow..g g Baldwins g o $ O Tablet NoBS CP (Cold in head) g& NoftirclsOMc .... .'r-o Aeaeal laMola S.a fre.aUe. -. Sold By Linn Drug Co , Judge. "Yes," said the old oodger grim ly. "Of oourse I know perfect ly well that Lyman J Klutohpenny was more than three hundred rr ilot away, and also sjund asleep in hit-brother-in-law's house, when H happened. I am aware too, thai there wasn't a telegraph or telephone line within teu miles of where hi was at, and soon and so forth; but er ah well "I recolleot one time, when Ly man was a boy, he had sixpenoo worth of hoarhound oandy an' was a-munohin' of it with greedy relish, when one of us other boys, who were Btandiu' hungrily around, aBked him for some of it, an' he replied, 'Naw, I won't give you none, 'oause you asked for it.' Bime-bye another1 boy, whiob was me, spoke up wistfully, 'Lyme, I didn't ask you for any o'your oandy.' "'Nope!' says the monopolist, with his mouth full. 'You don't want none, else yoo'd V asked.' "An' after he'd got into business, a good many years later, when two young men from over Allegash way oame into his store one day, I heard him afsk one of 'em if he was married, an' when the visitor plead guilty Lyman grasped his hand most warmly an' oalled him 'Hap py man I' An' when the other toller replied in the negative to the same question the store-keeper eUped him heartily on the back and ejaculated, 'Luoky dogl' I also recolleot the time that he talked about the uncertainties ot life an' the certainty of death au' skinned tue like an eul on a horse-swap. "Kb-yahl I know he was so far away an' so situated at that orltioal time that he oouldn't possible have done it; but, all the same, 1 am as absolutely satisfied in my own mind as if I'd seen him do it that Lyman J Klutohpenny burnt his own store to git the Insurance," i i " President MoKlnloy desires no salutes ou bis trip. Why should any man be boyish enough to want to make a noise with powder lor this or any other ooaaalon not even excepting the Fourth of July uiornlngT Anvil and oanuon firing is a nuiianoe under any olr-cumstanoe. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Brorao Quinine Tab--Hs. All druggists refund the money f it fai.s to cure. K, W. drove's slgna lire is on eaoh box. 26o. Cemetery Mason Work. Bee J Ij Lombard the stonemason for. tha aettlug of cemetery work. All work guaranteed. - He is making a specialty of cement work. Baaiitla - lh9 Ktn4 You Hjrt Alwsri B(M FOR Balk. 836 aorea of land; 166 acres In cultivation, the rest pasture and timber; good $1200 house; 2 good barns; good 10 acre fruit orchard; one- halt mile from depot. For particulars Inquire at this ofiloe. Congfi, Coogh, Ni(,'ht and day, until the strength li entirely exlmtiated, anil that drended word CoMumpticn" begina to be whis pered among friends. That's a common story, familiar to the people of crj town and villsge. There's another story which ought to le as widely known as the storv of dis ease, and that is the storv of the cures eltertcd, bv the use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Meilical Discovery. Bronrhitia, asthma, olwtiuate, deep-seated coughs, bleeding of the lungs, and other forms of diseAss whirh affect the resnlmtory orvRna, are permanently cured by the use of "Golden Medical Discovery." "Only for Or. Werc's OoMn Medical TH nwrn I think 1 would ha In mv iravt tivdnv.' vtrttrB Mr. M.wirft Milt, of IIUHtTil, Uinta Co.. Wvomltig. M hatt Ruthnts so Imd I mold uot Irtn at nlrtit and W4t cotiiprltrd to ivt tit wold. It alu-vlcd tnv lunfa au that 1 aoufhrc all tha time, both ttlsht and day Mr ttlriiih all thought t had cti.untptlon. Mv wtfr (n auted on my m ina. Ilr. ritrca'a rtoUlcn Mdtca lHftftivatv which I did, 1 hav tnkall font tioltlra and am dow a writ man. weighing ig Caiitda, thauaa to Or. ftcrca'l Ooldca Medics t-Kovary." , Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medics. Adviser is sent ftrt on receipt of stamp to pay exjienBe of msiling ixv. Send ) one-cent stumps for hook In paper coven or ,M stamps for cloth.houud. Addrasf Dr.' K. V. Pierce, ltullalo, N. V. He Kept His Leg. Twelve years ago J W Hullivan, of Hartford, Conn, eoratched his leg with a very rusty wlra. Inflammation aud blood poisoning set In. For two years he etifiered Intensely. Tben the best doctors urged amputation, "but," bs writes, ''I used one bottle of Eleotrlo Bitters and 1 1-2 boxes of Buoklen's Arnioa Halve and my leg was sound and wsll as ever." For eruptions, ec zema, tetter, salt rheum, sores and all blood disorders Eleotrlo Bitters haa no rival on earth. Try them. W L De Lano will gnarantee satisfaction or re fund money. Only 60 cents. Goats for Sale. Twenty-five goats, 1 to 6 years rorsaie. jnquire or aaureas U M Btei-hkns, Eugene. old " : "A Wild Bid. "W,on I was younger than I will ever be again," said the professor with thii otorv head and eyeglasses of the telescopic order, "I was the victim 1 . . . i .WMiillnii or sncn intense n-euuu ouo"-v.- that I removed myself entirely rroin the world of practical affairs. I was In the boundless realms of thought and paid but fleeting attention to the active field of human action. It -was neces- ..m i. t.n..1.1 nltanrl sary to notiry me wueu. .uuiuu my classes, eat my meals ana even when I should retire. I wits nt one time requested to lec- tnro In a New England viungo auu agreed to do so. The theme wns one that had received my nest mougius, and the mere prospect of delivering it was a Dli.vslc al pleasure. W Hen I ar rived nt the depot my thoughts were concentrated upon the prepared ad dress. 1 realized that my trnln was an hour lnte and that I niunt hurry, Dut beyond the mere fact of hurrying I did not ernst) a detail. " 'Drive fasti' I shouted to the driver of n dlnsrv looking vehicle as I sprang In and handed him a $5 bill. 'Spare neither horse nor whip.' "A way we went with a plunge. The carriage rolled like a ship In the trough of the sea. Street lights seemed torchlight procession moving rapidly hv the other way. Constables shouted, rlogs Imi Ited. small boys chaBed us and linslncss censed that people might stand on the sidewalks nod gaze. Up one troot nml down another we dashed inn'llv. We took corners on two wheels, raz'-i! t "I: ;;i:iph poles and knocked ovt r h;:;1) movables ns ash Imtrels and ili v Broods boxes. "After half an hour of this bewilder ing experience 1 stuck my head out of i hp' wlnclcw mid shouted. 'Are we nenr- Iv there'" " 'Where did yes want' to go, sir?' enme the edifying answer." Washing ton Klnr. Th Dude and the Artist. Pnrlj Is; Inughlug over how tin artist got even Willi u dude who, having sat for his picture, was so dissatisfied with Ihe rc:-ult Unit he refused to pay for It, The Count de X. recently had n crayon iilcture of himself made, which he .'il'imv.'ird pretended to Hurl fault with. "It lilies not benr the slightest resem blance to me." he said, "nud 1 will not take It." The urtlst protested, but all to no nvall. "All right, mutisleur," he remarked finally, "if It Is uot at all like you, of course 1 can't reasonably ex pect to get paid for It." After tha count had gone the pnlnter udded toUe portrait a magnificent pair ot ass' ears aud exhibited It to the gaze of the curious public. It had uot heeu long so exposed when the count broke Into tho artist's studio In a towering raga and, llndlrkg that threats availed him nothing, nt lost offered to buy It at a considerable advance upon tho original price. "It was uot strange that you failed to recognize your resemblance to the picture at lirst." snlil the painter, de termined to be revenged for the slight put upon his work. "But 1 knew you would notice the likeness us soon as 1 added those ears." Who's Your Tailor? Ed V Price h Company, of Chicago Up stairs room 7, next to Lane County Bank. J M Howk, AenU Baan tha Si Kind YOU H.in) AlWTO 81faatars af Just Before Decoration Day. The one time In tbe year when there la a mutual eflort to beautify the oem eterlea Is tbe most appropriate time to bave your monumental work attended to. Orders for Decoration Day should be placed at onoe and with the Eugene GraulteA Marble Works, W W Mar tin, proprietor. Write for booklet. Job Couldn't Have Stood It If he'd had Itching Piles. They're terribly annoying: but Bueklsn's An nies Salve will ours the worst case of piles on earth. It baa oured thousands. Kor Injuries, pains or bodily eruptions t's the best salve In the world. Price 26o a box. Cure guaranteed. Bold by W h DeLano. Lost. Ad elk'a tooth. Engraved on same, "M 8 Wallls, Kugene Lodge No 857, B P O E, Finder bring tooth to this ofiloe and receive reward. OAWTOliiA.. Basra tU A Hl m Na" lw,n 'fh Crescent bicycles haveatood the test. Oet one and you are sure of a good thing. F L Chambers. Auothrr Carload of Iiaclus buggies and carriages Just received; the good regular buggy and seveial new and nokby Jobs. He them at F L Chamber. .11. t i 1 'I w" 's :. WW ll M 'ii!:i.ii!ti! wmt m lyiiiisw IF YOTJ lave pride then tnke a ride on the besutiful, heaittilul, SnoU Bicycle, the Iran a-id frame Iuks are mmle of the Buost i-rade .raught stoeL The H.ki are the fatuous Exoelalor, and we slve you any kmd of tire you may wish, also a b option on sad dles aud hauille bars. These wheels are made by the SNtSl.L, lilUKUl-r. v w o. iwn Ohio. The "hops cover over 7 acres of laud, the bullilinge ore of brick, two and tare aturleshigh. The tpialityof tlie Buoll Jiloyolee never been quoatioaed. Prices for Juveniles $20.00, $22.00 and $25.00. Prices for the standard ilzei $27.00, $30.00, $35.00, $40.00, $50.00 John 0. Gruy, flaiatili Elizabeth Clark, nimnmsaud It. U',11 ,-.7 '.M"H. baud, Margaret F. W We trole for old wheels, and selloo'lnetaUuient We wi ull like tor yon 10 " beautiful SaeU bicycles. Yours moat respt. husband, Murcuret Mills', . Vl Miller, her husUd. & I ) Umy und DoitioOray, uia i,7'Iilllk vuiiouu uuu IT 111 um JJiirrm.! huiid.Mar, J.Oruy.Ci,"' auu flury viiui. ,i, ' vriT Horn .ud Jomes Horn, ht, , 11 (JhurlesGroy auu Ku G,.I T llaJ. Miner Grav and Al.... rT."y' ? ih. William Orv n..." ' W. Grsy, hi. ,..', "1 ?rS Sioiakfr, i -J BUIJ Barker Gun Works.S: Unexceptional Livery Service You always get at West Bros. Our priceB are h-w enough to enabl s you to enjoy s.rlng driving with out f -i-llng ihe cost. Stages leave our stables for Lea burg . and iHteimean te points dully at li o'clock a m. Blue River and Int-r-mediate points Mondays, Wednesdays and FridayB . at 8 o'clock a ru. WEST BROS. Cornir Willamette and 10th Eugene, Oregon. a, 1... Walter Gray aud kJ,'C, ""1 Gt. 110, ilia alley and h p "u brLHfc ate, BLUE EIVEll CITY. Center o m-i- i : itr-,-,-,-! o n TnTjun JVLininu ins yummy --. - w , Western uregon jjois am j.iw i- , Tf vou want a beautiful summer home with aU the advantages of a city BUV NOW S&dHvrantto make an inveetment that wl pay you "XL,, If ...t to ta th?.m to th. great Blue Elver Mining Boom, that is soon to come, buy lota now iu Blue River City. For a period of Fifteen Days uniy . . . 1 i.i.i . inc rrhiu ! Anltf a titArt. 1 Choice burineM loto will be sold for .J50jcHo.ceraiaei.ce ion. iur. - Prices will then go up. ' ... , BLUE RIVER CITY: uhsSbZ tKactof S ?old quarts miuinsdiatrict ol !M U'JrSSuJS been plotted na aeuicaiea oy o. s3jhd, wu auww - Special- , To purchasers of lot. under the above term, either finished or rough lumber for building purposes will be delivered on the lots at mill prices. S. C" SPARKS." -Blue lliver City, Oregon, husbsi d, Johu r """" uo" "y given that b,Zrl UIOITO Ul mo citcuu cwtirt ol L. M"i state of Oregou, ni,lu td reurli auvtfl fuimeu cause on Wa a. day of April ISOI.Ib fi page 317 volume ttn 0f th, mZ !Ja court, the undersigaed ,1 pointed 1. ierte iu ,b, aboTe H -is aotboriz l una , u a aootiouattht dor 0( tb "u'l Lane oounty, Orteon, tbe Uk - scribed teal prcpe,,, bl,saW a oou-ty, OreKou, 10 ii:Th. Ti Land Claim of Smuuel ,ud teiiig Clsiu, No l0 Notibcation Ke ti motions LiKlit, S.vemten ud J' in tow. ship lUsotitbrgeoJ, aoios of li.i.d, suii.ot Lo... l right of way one hundred It! it !A over and acrosB said uremic. ... " oated and in ue OitreM.coauuCii aoies. ""tuaju Nuw thereft ie, I,FredWr Hi, the abovo tun led iunBe win . r' at pubho auolion to tbe highest hiZ,"!. cush iu bund at ihe com ol ib,? house of said Lane ooontj, OwT Monday the third day of imtjul tweeu the hours ot iiine oVlni . - four o'clock p a, , of B.id d.j, im:,l hour of one o'clock p m ol aaid 4, 4, above di-srribi d teal pruptrlj. Dated tLit S itl day ol April IM L.T. HAEhlS.AtlotDey. -SMOKE BflflQllET. High Grade 5c Cigar F. C. Potts Manufacturer LANE COUNTY BANK EUGENE, OREGON. tstabllshed.la ISSI. Oldest Baak la tha Couatj. General Banking business in all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVKY, President L. O. HULIN, Cashier. B. U. HOVKY. Asst Caahler. 'TIS EASY WHEN YOU KNOW HOW; and where to secure high grade wines and liquors, to get the bent and purest at low pricua. You can alwayB lind the ve-y choicest viu tagen inclareta, Buruodiea,lihine wines, champagnes, anrl every thing in the best trble wine?, with the best boquetand hnest flavors, as well as choice old whiskies, ale, porter And beer at, W. M. RENSHAW'S Eugenei Oregon. Sheriff's Sale on Executioo. Notice is hereby given that bj tin,, nu tliculiou duly Ibslled out ot the da ccntt of tbe sttii oi Oretjon (or fagg 1 lune on me 'jna day of Uuch, li, llhh day of Murch, 1'JuI, in t mit faA A J Johnson, otfendsut, recotHtd ment against 'la bnarp, piaunifi, fa sum ot One Hundred aLd Kim which jadgmcut wai enrolled ududv in tbe olliue of the clerk of uid annas z in aay oi iUiircn, inui, wttiet 0,9 wbb to me directed aud comnitdiifj idbi uui ui tun ucreonBi oronein a aa plaintiff, or, if auflicient coala not UIokJ tben oat 01 the rcsi propertj beuc : said plaintiff in my couuty od 01 shea said VJ7 ih dny ol Muich, 1901, 1 aitidf : sum of Que Hundred and Nine doiluiii S gold coin, uuw due 00 uid iidaaj with interest at Ihe late oi 6 per ctt jej auuuui IU iirtv tjuiu i:uiu, iiuuiiBSint of March, 1'Jul, and the farther na Twenty I'ollars ()2U.0U coils udilmil costs o'f uud ui on thiB writ, beineiiutii find any personal properly viiiiics oonnty to Baliitly said judgment d na and luoumup cobts 1 am ou id: imas. March. i'Jui. levy upon toe lolosiog scribed reul uroutrty limited ii Id county, Uregon, belonging to sill pbll Ola Sharp, ou the '27th da; ol Mutk,Ia or suuseuueutlv, sua ueicnura n idu' to-wit: , dniiinipiice on enHt line ol V 1 C Notl 2081 in 61-0 13 tp 17 4 w 9 .15 4J north from witness comer Bel od s Id ol river in county survey u toeDe n 3.95 ohBS Oidugrets esstl2.i5tlim t nf ,i..,r im nu.Hiiili.red ID OuOLlieinn south 26 degrees weel 3.20 cha rail SI dot rces west 16 links notih M dignsii 4U.otl CDS 10 Peg iuuiaiuiu, i Loneoounly, Oro. Also lot 7 blk 3 ttr! iShelton's addition. Now therefore, in the name ol tbs nf li. nnr, nt.il ill PlimoliaUCe f tlh BB I soutiou I will oiler for sale the itaj scribe J reul propeitj to the aighHtbss lur cash, bulject to redeotption, 11 pe anciiou, at the south dow tl Couit liouso 111 Kugene, Laoe eouiM uou, on nlu.--i.duy the lath toss W0I, between ihehounoi ; und 4 o'clock p ni, lo-wil .I0' p m on soid city. .... Uatedthui.li.hdayoUpnU Sheriff Lane OonnllOiW lyon's French Periodical Drops Strictly vegetable, perfectly harmless, sure to accomplish DESIRED RESULTS. Greatest known female remedy. flBIITintl Ilownrfl of MinntArf alta and lmitattnna. iphn Mnntnn la nnt nn nnlv In naatfl. hoard flav. VHllllUn ton with faC'Sltulle ilsnature on Bide of tlio bottle, thus: A 1t t. Bena for Circular to WILLIAMS MKU. CO., Sole Asents, Clevolaad, Ublo. JWaJSsJSJJS1 For Sale bv Linn Drug Co Less V Sugary Ths beverage made from FIf priltlC Cereal la smooth, palatable) and utrltlous. Becauss ot ths largs psrcentajre of natural saccharide- mat. ter In figs and prunes, F I prune requires less sugar than any other cereal colfee. SF-AU Qrocers Sell It f Best Cereal 'lis Easy to Feel Good. Countless thousands have found a blessing to the body In Dr Kind's New Life Pills, which positively cure con stipation, sick headache, dizziness, jaundice, malaria, fever and ague and all liver and stumooh troubles. Purely vegetable; never gripe or weaken. Only 36o at W L DeLano's drag store. NOT HEREDITARY In the main, consumption is not hereditary; it is infectious. People are too afraid of heredi ty; better not think of the sub ject at all. Infection occurs continually. Low vital force is hereditary; which gives consumption its chance. And infection plants it. Between the two, the crop is a big one: about one-sixth of the human race, so far as is known. We suppose it needn't be 5 per cent, if people would take fair care and Scott's emulsion of cod-liver oil.- The care saves life in C. ways ; tho emulsion is special aimed at the lungs, beside it" general food-effect We'll and ami Utile to irr. If foa Gka. SCOri Paulas Voo -FIRST- National Bank Of Eugene. Paid up Cash Capital 8BO.OOO SurplusiSTS- - 860,000 Eugene,! Oregon. A GENERAL BAN KINO BUSINESS Done on rewi suable terms. flitrh draft -on Chicago, 8vn Prftncfooo nd Port Land. Oregon. fiilla of exchange sold on foreign countries. Deposit received subject to check or oertili cU ol tJeponitw All ooUections entrtuted to rjiwill reoeivt Drumit attention, T G Hkndrioki. President. 8: B Kim in, Vice President P. E. SiroDOtUM, Cashier. L. H. Pott rb Assistant EUGENE Loan Ei Savings Bank Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Capl - $50,000 Surplus 5,000 QiNiaau asNsiNo auamiaa Taana- AOTtO N PAVORABLK TERMS Tratti isra.ot on the principal cities ot the United HUU' and foreign countries, Inlereat allow on rvcDim! Cenlfloata of lHpo.lt when leff putod period. lollectlona rpoelveottr pruutpt sttmuoa, City and Conntr Warraali boucht. W t. IHOWN, rreiiaentJ r.M.OIHUHN, Caskler. d. a. fiNt. Vice P'ttldint ta. w. a som a Alll UltUl s. fraction 14 p Executor' Sale of Real Esrf Iu Ihe lPC'terol iheeiutte oISi- Oolemau, dt-ceaieil an order ol tbe cotmlj f 1 "'vi..vr:.. tiari which orUer is ..nlj enlerto igi Journal number J ths records 01 earn u day ol Usnb, l'JUl. vi,tue, ot .aid oti'.jnS the 4th day of Us,iW. U7 in Siuslawvalltya UoclociPJ; aay or any i""" "":Z.MUti X property belonging to A Q Colt aian, deceased, al pni ,oribedas lollow: yd 'lbs uon i-suu . -juet NoNo.ll.h.i.s.P" i nr. n in a r u - 1,1 UUU tw aores. and lot. 1.2, V . rrei4 Manaing's l.nd. 1 1 e !. V oi n w sec 26 aLdn.l nU tpl arow. ;'"'I9l,Si N e 1 of s w atj .'?."a ores ooutair.ii g id all J",ti rr . l .a la one-hall " " ieiu" noDey.ar. ..rto uao'ri uoBiim. Atfy fur Estate, Notice to Creditor Estate of J.me. H.T0ck'Mi Noiioe is hereby i ",, that tbe nnd.r.ig"-,. nedv. hss been by tbe co oouuty, Oregon, duly git tratrii of the esti-i oi -- wM u ceased, and sli P"'" b, tff .ouinst said estate are rJ required to l reseni tn ai rr.Urvoui-b.wto f J, 4 B-f the law cmce o. '" ya, Eogene, Lane conn tvV u' g pol month, iron,, the !" IX Dated st hugeue, OnS"" inril. 11KI, .Key' ...... - IUB-jJ,l' Administratrix oi ." Tacker, deceat . f A' HltP'i Attorns-I" HIGH GRADE HURSEflf Warranted toy'Jl!?' t 'r.i.ii' roll T APiW -nCE: ORNAMENTAL' Vines. KlBl& 1 t-htuWe'V- lb. )J n J.