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roDaie solicited. To the Farm-
era we will pay the highest
market prioe for fat cattle, hogs
and ahfep. Shop on Will
amette 8t, Eagene, Oregon.
Orders promptly delivered.
Will Keep Constantly on Hand a full
Suppljf of
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PORK and VEAL
les
Having a lare and
complete stock ot
Staple and Fancy
Groceries, bought in
the best markets, I
can offer the public
better CASH Prices1
than any other house
in Eugene
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Loeal Ageo Sages
WIDOW
PHILLIPS'
REVENGE E
By John Arthur
3 Copyright, 1KB, by th J
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When Farmer John rhillips got tan
f 'ed up in a tlu-nsbing machine, he left
a widow behind him, and he hadn't
been buried four weeks when people
began to wonder If she wouldn't get
married again as soon as decency per
mitted. Of course most of theui con
cluded that she would, and they add
ed another conclusion to It viz, that
they pitied her second husband. As a
wife the woman had always seemed
to feel a bit above other farmers' wives,
and as a widow it was their duty to
gossip and make things unpleasant for
her.
For a time the second husband was
an unknown quantity, but at length
farmhouse gossip pitched upon Deacon
Spooner. He was well to do and a
widower, and It had long been suspect
ed that be had his eye out for a second
wife. Gossip was wrong, however.
In the dim post Mrs. Phillips bad had
occasion to give the deacon a blowing
up over a sale of a load of hay, and, as
she did it in plain English and used
lots of exclamation points, bo had nev
er found it in his heart to forgive her.
"Me marry the Widder Phillips!" ex
claimed the deacon as he beard the
story floating about "Say. now.
don't want to speak 111 of any of my
neighbors, but if she was the last wo
man on earth I wouldn't think of mar-
ryin' her. She's bad tempered, ex-
travagant and spiteful, and if she
didn't bring me to the poorhouse I'd
be cxpectln' she d pizen me!"
tvery word he uttered found its
way to the widow in due time, 'as
matter of course, but she refused to
make any criticisms in reply. In time
the deacon calmed down, and the gos
sip ciiea out, but after events proved
that the widow was only biding her
time.
One summer day, almost a year after
her bereavement. Deacon Spooner
started for the village in his old rocka
way. At the west corner of the wid
ow's farm and in plain sight of the
bouse was half an acre of bog or
swamp, and in this sweet flag grew
plentifully. It had always been the
custom for everybody to climb the
fence and help himself, and Deacon
"WIBDEB, I CAN'T TALK OF IiOVB now."
Spooner hadn't foregone It because of
the strained relations. On this day, as
he came opposite the bog, the old hone
made as if to bolt and the deacon pull
ed him up and said to himself : '
"I feel as If I was goin' to have heart
burn, and I guess I'll climb over and
dig a root or two of that flag. I can't
see my way clear to marry the Widder
Phillips, but that's no reason why I
shouldn't take a morsel of root"
The deacon didn't have to bunt far
for the flag, but as he was digging out
a root bis feet slipped into a hole, and
he found himself stuck fast There
was quicksand at the bottom of that
hole. He seized the hummocks and
bushes around him and made a brave
Btruggle, and it was only when he felt
the sands about his knees that ho be
gan yelling for help.' He hadn't booted
over three or four times when the
Widow Phillips appeared. She carried
an umbrella, a chair and a new table
cloth shot was hemming. She came
sauntering down to the bog and placed
her chair and tied the open umbrella to
its back and sat down before she even
looked at the deacon. : Then she gave
him a long stare of surprise and said:
"I think I have Been you before. This)
Is Deacon Spooner, isn't It?"
"Of course it's me," replied the dea
con, "and I've got mired In this tarnal
bog of yours and want help to got out
Is your hired man around?"
"He may be somewhere about but
there Is no hnrry. If you hang to the
roots as bard as you can, It will proba
bly be an hour before you Blnk out of
Bight Deacon, you must know that I
am a widow?"
"Yes, I du. Wasn't I at the funer
al?" "Yes. I am a widow," she sighed,
"but of course 1 expect to marry again.
You also expected that I would, didn't
you?"
"Mebbe I did." sullenly replied the
deacon.
"I am sure you did or you would
not have said so to everybody before
John had been dead six weeks. You
Saved From Awful Fate.
"Everybody cald I bad consump'
tlnn," writes Mrs A M Shields, of
ChnmberBuarg, Pa, "I wa. so low after
MX months OI BeverH sii-auwH urC.j
i.i- i.Ki fever and a'lhina 'bat few
I bought Ionuld get well, hut I learned
i f tlie marvelous merit of Dr Kuii'j
New Discovery for consumption, used
t and was completey cured." For
.i..,,.ie tiiroat ahd liinir rlisea-e It Is
feai cure In tbe world and la In
fallible for cough, colds and bronchial
flections. Guaranteed bottles 60o and
Trial b I'.tlei free W L Di L no
Uto expected that I'd set my cap for
you."
No, I didn't."
"But you took pains to cay that you
wouldn't marry me if I was the lost
woman on earth. Have I cot such a
homely face on me':"
'1 can't say you have. But are you
guilt' to let me go down out of sight?"
And what about my dlstiosltion.
deacon? How did you learn that I
was bad tempered, extravagant and
spiteful? Did John go around com
pluinlng of me? Did I drive him awny
from home? Did I laud him lu the
poorhouse?"
I don't skassly believe I could have
said auy such things," replied Deacon
Spooner, who was down to his hips
now and his teeth chattering with
fear.
There is a .'ot more," qnletry re
sumed the widow "enough to keep us
busy for half a day but we won't go
over it. I dont believe yon said all
those harsh things against me out of
spite. It was rather because you loved
me. People often do talk against those
they lovo, you know. How much do
you love me, deacon?"
I-I hain't said I loved you 'tall,"
he stammered.
"No, but you will. Up to this time
you have been too shy and bashful, but
now you are going to speak right out"
Widder, I can't talk of love when
I'm beln' sucked down to my death."
But it's Just the time, dencon. You
may feel that you want to die for me.
If so, here's your chance. Are you
asking for my heart and hand?"
"N-no, I'm askln' for your hired man
to help me out of this."
'Oh, but you are mistaken. Yon feel
that no other woman In the world can
make you happy. Under the draim
stances, deacon, and knowing that you
are noble, tender hearted, considerate
and generous, I feel that I must say
Yes,' though I didn't intend to marry
again. Take me, deacon, and try to
overlook my mnny faults.'
"And we are goln" to git married!"
gasped the deacon as he spread his
arms abroad to keep from sinking far
ther.
Of course. I believe you are not In
favor of long engagements; neither am
I. Shall we say two weeks from to
day. It will also astonish the neigh
bors, this turn about of yours, but we
don't care for them. Aren't you happy,
Joslah?"
"N no! I'm in a fix here, and I don't
believe you mean what you say, and
and"
"Poor Joslah! I must see what I can
do for you. Here comes William. Now,
Willlum, a couple of rails off the fence.
Get them under his arms so. Now
bear down on the ends; now catch his
hands and haul him out and lay him
on the grass and scrape him off. Use
him tenderly, William, for ho loves mo
so. You'll excuse me, dear Joslah, but
I've got to run up to the house to see
If the bread In the oven Is nil right,
"Widder," called the deacon as she
was moving away, "I've changed my
mind, and I'll be hanged If I won't
marry you!"
"And I've changed mine,"
as she halted and bowed,
hanged if 'you do!"
she replied
'and I'll be
Grasse and Fcrfnmcs.
Grnsso, even In the opinion of sober
historians, would appear to be one of
those towns which are predestined to
commercial prosperity, and, what
more, its Inhabitants through the ages
of its existence have shown themselves
capable of benelitlng by thoso gifts
with which nature has been so prodi
gal. Omitting allusion to mure remote
periods, we have the authority of the
historian Bouche for the statement
that in 1180 all European countries
provided themselves with soaps manu
factured at Grasse, whllo the town
was also famous for its oils. In 1420,
as Masa Informs us, Its odorous es
sences, fine oils, exquisite fruits and
renowned leathers were a source of
great prosperity.
It may interest trutiy to know that
according to tie testli lony of the great
est historical authority upon Grasso
now living, nothing precise has as yet
been discovered in the municipal ar
chives relating to the origin of the per
fumery works. Gentlemen's Magazine.
Disraeli's Jokea.
Disraeli dearly loved a Joke at the
expense of others. An author who had
sent his latest effort in fiction to blm
received the following complimentary
acknowledgment:
"I thank you for the book you sent
me and will lose uo time In reading it"
"I wonder what makes my eyes so
weak," a fierce lladlcal once said to
Disraeli.
"It Is because thoy aro in a weak
place," was the reply.
An Incident In the life of the late
Lord Itossl.vn bIiowb how acute wob the
sense of humor In Disraeli. "What
can we do with Kosslyn ?" bo asked of
a colleague.
"Make him master of the buck
hounds, as his father was," suggested
the latter.
"No," replied the premier, "be swears
fur too much for that We will make
him high commissioner to the Church
of Scotland." And such he was made.
Chambers' Journal.
Ancient Ettyptlan Stonra.
Stones were formed into the Bhapes
of beetles by the ancient Egyptians.
They regarded the beetle as au emblem
of Immortality, and hence It was the
most popular of all forms of ornament
Counterfeit beetles of cumuion stones
were commonly burled with dead per
sons, and it was customury Ui engrave
upon them the expression of wishes
for future repose and happiness, dedi
cations of the soul to God and various
hieroglyphs. One of the latter wat- a
hawk with a human head, symbolizing
resurrection. Another, the vulture.
n...nt maternity. A goose was the
sou of a king.
Don't Be Deceived
With 68 or 70 per cent whiskies or
i.r.i.riiu, and think It better than
Frauds' pure double distilled C0 troof
i.randlea. Just have th' m tested free
of charge at Fifth and Hlalr atieets
Eugene, Oregon.
A-C .Tk.
1 1.1 Hirif',1 Mars 'vrj jutf
JeartUie
gntsre
CLASSIFIED 1,
Notices under this head not to' taoeed five
bus, 60 oenta per week; II 50 a month;
P year.
For Sale.
COW Jj'OK BALfJ. Ouod tullk now
for sale. Inquire at 149 Madison at.
KUH HALF. A bouse, to be removrd
treni pruiiisee. Inquire at ocoe at
887. Kant Eli-veuth treet.
J?UK HALE. A d iwn blooded Bel.
glan heirs. Call on or address W A
Wann, 104 West Fifth iint. '
tun MALE. Oue of the choicer.
residences In Eugene on Willamette
street. Call on TN Begar, Hotel
Eugene, for further particulars.
FOR MALE. Town lota for eale at
Blue River City. Sawmills In a few
hundred yardB of town site. Apply
to BO Sparks, Blue River City, Or
A BARGAIN. Lot and bouse for
sale. Looated on Washington street
between Third and Fourth street.
Price 6(0. Henry Hnllpubeck.
FOR BALE -A good gram, bay aud
stock farm of 1:16 acres for sale, i
mile from store, poetoftlee, school
and church, 4) ' allien Iroin rail
road station, good bulldluge, well
watered, level aud good location,
120 acres plowed and part sown
to wheat, on reasonable terms. ' A
nap for the purchaser. Can be
reaohed from Goshen bystage. Call
on C H Rlobardsnn Pleasant bill or
C A Parker, 482 Jefferson street; Eu
gene, Oregon. ' ......
Help Wanted.
MILKER WANTED. Iqulre of 8 M
Douglas, Eugene.
MEN WANTED. Tareut-flve men to
work In tbe the timber. Will pay
from $1.76 to li 50 per day. Call at
the Seattle Produce Co, No G4 West
Eighth street, atonoe. '
W ANTED. Several persons of char
acter and good reputation In each
state (one In Ibis county required) to
represent and advertise old establish
ed wealthy business bouse ol solid
financial standing. Salary (18.00
weekly with expenses adltlonal, all
payable In cash each Wednesday
direct from bead offices. Horse aud
carriage furnished, wben necessary.
References, Enclose Belf-addreflsed
envelope. Manager, 806 Caxton
Building, Chicago.
Lost and Found.
WATCH LOST. An opeu faced
nlokel watob with stem set and stem
wind, attaohed to a long chain wai
lost at Junction en the Fourth.
Finder will please leave earns at the
Guard ofllce aud reoeive reward.
BICYCLE FOUND.-A bloyole wss
left standing In front of Marx'B bar
bershop for several days. Owner
oan have It by culling at tbe shop,
describing lbs pro erty and paying
for this notice.
Miscellaneous.
TEAMS WAM'ED.-To haul lumber
from our mill on Coast Fork river.
Good pay, steady work. Coast Fork
Lumber Co, Cottage Grove, Oregon
City Property for Sale
HiitDBiois' AsDrnoH to Euoshi
To those desiring to purohase city lots, I
have laid out an addition on the south side
of the city aud north of College Hill Park.
I have 120 lots in this addition, and am
selling them very low so as to enable every
one to have a home of their own. The prion
of these lots Is from fou up.
Euab Stiwabt Addition to Euouis
I have some very deairrable lots In this
addition, In tbe very neart oi tnsoityana
within a lew Diooka oi wuuunetie street.
WHrrsAsss's Additiov to Euoekk
I have a few lots in this addition within
two blocks of the First National Bank.
Oollxos Enx Pabx
I have 100 lots In this addition. The
prioe now Is $60 each. W will advance
the prioe toon. We expect College Hill
Park to become the most desirable resi
dence property In or near tbe city,
Hendbicxb' Additioh to Oollxoi
Hill Pabx
We have 70 lots for sale oheap in this
addition: also 40 or 0 acres of very choioe
fruit land. I have ou this place 1300 young
prune trees, about 400 Bartlett pear trees,
and 200 black waluat trees, also apples.
plums and small fruits. This place has a
good farm bonsa, bam and ont-hoaaea, and
is a most ueamuui iuuuiuiu pieuv v. iiiwi'
erty. It is known as tbe Locust Hill farm,
and there is no place in tbe state more
beautifully and pleasantly iitnatea.
I am not in real estate business as a busi
ness we sell our own lands only. I employ
agents. Any one desiring to puroLaae
any of this property will find me nt the
First National vans. 1 w in be pieaaea to
show property and give puces. 1 mwnt ex
change some oi in is property iur gooo
timber land. Come and see me.
Hop Posts Wanted.
Fifteen hundred cedar hop posts
to square ( Inohes at large end, and 14
feet long. To lie delivered on bank of
river at Jundkltia' Polut, 2 miles above
Eugene anytime this summer or fall.
Address,
VY xl YV ALKKR,
Eogene, Or,
New Addition to Engene.
R F Baker A Co have platted tbe
F Scott land consisting of 82 lota situ
ate two blocks south of the Patterson
foliool building. These sra desirable
lots and are for sale at reasonable prices
For further Information call on
R F Baku,
Office at No 6 West Ninth street.
Bankers Life Association
of Du Molnu, Iowa,
Salt Insurance LowRaUi Sptclal futures
that plus busy nca.
RaUu"i at First National Bank
sad Lose and Savlajl Beak.
HO! FOR NEWPORT.
Oregon'!
Favorite
sort.
Seasida Re
rVcogn ilng tba advantage ol New
port as a summer resort over other sea-
Hide resorts In the northwest, and to
make It possible for all who desire to
do so to spend their vacation by the
onean waves, the Southern Pnoifle
Company in connection with the Cor.
vallis and Kaxtern Railroad, will place
on sale, effective June 15th, rouud-trlp
tickets from all points in Oregon on
the Southern l'acitlo to Newport, gooo
for return until October lOtb, at speci
ally retnoed rate.
For full lulormatlon please Inquire
of your local agent.
W F Cohan,
General Passenger Ageut,
City and Nearby Country Prop
erty for Sale.
I offer for sale at a low price IX) acres of
land 2 miles southwest of Eugene; about 4r
acras of same cleared; plenty of water. Also
41 acres 3 miles vest of Eugene, and ft acres
close to the corporate limits on the wast. Also
16 acrea of nice bottom land 3$ miles north of
Eugene on river road.
I also offer for sale some desirable build
ing lota at residence, Pearl and Sixth streets.
Anyone desiring such property will do weU to
see me.
David Chshbt.
Eugene, Oregon.
""" Notice. "
The bonus committee of the Willamette
Valley Woolen Manufacturing Co hereby
Ves notice that the subscriptions to said boDua
are row due snd payable at the First National
Bank, the company having fully compiled
with the pio?isions of the eontraoU Held
bsuriptions must be paid within ten days
from the date of this notice.
Signed:
J. H. McCr.OKo,
8. B. KAKiif,
U. MoMUEPHBT,
I". E. Duhm,
J. M. Shbixit,
F. M. WlLKIHS,
Committee,
Dated June 24, 1902. ' ' 1
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Loans and Imuran ce. Dealer In
Uarrosttng Machinery, linple-monts.-
Also hare storage roomi
at reasonable rates.
Offloe 606 Willamette Bt
THE LATEST IN BERRIES.
Oritur while th.v last. The I.CV) AN HURRY
hTbrltl belvrwn tbe tame blackberry and rod
raspocriy. rruu Tory large, aoep reua.nn
maioon color, rich flavor. uo oorn. MAMM- TU
BLACKllKKKY. hybrid between wild black-
berry and lognberry. Fruit very lanre ana
msltlue. HLrouir flavor ot wild blackborrv.
Caoeofboth are strong, vlgoroui and very pro
line - a aozeu pianis oi runer variety near
euoush fc-i a larso family, bent expressage
prep. Id, on receipt of I2.ro perdosen. Mention
this paper. NOVELTY KKUIT CO, wataon-
lue, nania uibs uo, laiuorma.
SOUTH. AND EAS'jI
-VIA-
Southern Pacific Co
Trains leave Kugene for Portland and way
stations at Brtwa ml ii pnv "' "
1'vrtland .. - . .
Euaena . .
20 a m
2.-08 p m '
12:30 a ss :
6r00 p m.1
7:45 p m 1
rSiSUOp.ia
.iixo a m
12:08 a m
Ar . Ashland
Ar Sacramento
Ar " Ban Franouno
4r2f a m
8:15 a
Ogden
Denver
6:46 a a
9:00 a m
riiiin,
7:48 a m '
U.-46 a
8.-00 a s
City
76 a
Chicago
9:80 a an
Loa Angeles
El Paso
1:20 p m
6:00 p m
6:80 a m.
i65 a m.
4:00 a m
6:25 p ni
6:42 a m i
12:48 p m
70 a m
9:00 p m
6:80 a m
Ar Fort Worth
Ar-Oity of Mexico ,
Ar Houston
Ar New Orleams
9:66 a m
4:00 a m
- 6:25' p m
6:42 a m
fit Wasblnirton v
At New York .
12:43 p
r-t-
Pullman and Tourist cars onl .
both trains. Chair cars Sacra
mento to Ogden and Kl Paso,
and ourist cars to Cbicage , '
Ht Louis, New Orleans and, ,
Washington.
Connecting at Ban Fran
ctsoo with several steamship
lines for Honolulu, 'Japan. -Ckina,
Phlllipinea, ,'Jenural
and South America.
See Mr L G Adair, agent at Eugene
ot addrea
W. E. COMAN
G P A Portland Or
Gap Closed
The operation of through trains be
tween Han Francitwo and Loa An
freles, viaHurf and IHante liar bar a,
will begin on
Sunday, .March 31, 1901
.. .ON THE NEW....
COAST
LINE...
Two Throtiffn Trains Illy. The
Coast Line Limited leaving each
terminal early in the morning equip
ped wth eleytnt cafe and rrl'ir oars,
will make dejrliitht Irlpa thronnh the
most ptotureafjuiv vannd aud enter
taining, soenos on the onnttoant.
Inquire ol affects of the
Southern
Pacific.
TICKETS
TO ANIi.FltOM ALL
POINTS EAST
VIA
SHORTLINE
' TO
St Paul, Dututh, Minneapolis, Chicago
AND POINTS EAST
Through Palace anil Tourist Sleeers
Dining and Bullet SlnekinK Library Ca
DAILY T li A INS; FAST TIME.
For Rates, Folders and Full Iuforma
regarding tickets, routes etc, call on or addt ess
J. W. PUALON, T r A II. DICKSON, OT a
122 THIRD STREET, PORTLAND
A. B. C. PENN18TON, O. W. P. A.
612 First Avenue, 8KATTLK, Wish.
Oregon
shortline
imon Pacific
ana
T8e
EAST
The O. R. N.
Gives trteil.Cholce
of
THREE nAIIV
TRAINS
uniLi
TWO VIA
THE DREGOH
SHORT LINE
io
Salt Lake,
Denver,
Omaha,
Chicago and
Kansas City.
THE, GREAT
NORTHERN
M.-
vo
Siokane
Mlnneapol !s
St. Paul and
Chicago.
Ooean Bteaiuers leave Portland every
' ." ' ' 6 Days for :
SAN FRANCISCO.
Boats leave Portland daily for all Wll
htmette aud Colunit la River Points. v
Monthly Bteamere to China aud Japan
For lull Information call ou ore
dress Dearest O. R. ct N. Ticket Agent
or address,
A. L. CRAIQ. '
Gen'l Passenger Agent,
.n. O " "
Tour attention la called to the 'PIONEER
LIMITED" trains of the "CHIOACO, MIL-
WAUKKK A ST PAUL KAILKOAD.I
The only perfect trains in the world,
You will find It desirable to ride on this
Trains when going to any point in th
Eastern States or Canada. They cnunec
with all Transcontinental Trains and al
ticket Agents sell tloketa. -
For rurther information, namuhleta. ate.
ask any Ticket Agent or
C. J. EDDY,
Portland.. Ore.
J. W. CASEY
Trav Pass Agent.
Corvallis & Eastern
RAILROAD.
TIME CARD NO. 20.
No, 2 fori Yeculna
TTi:mi:rw
Train leavof Albany 12:46 P M
Leaves CorvelHe....i 1JW PM
Ajrivee Yaqulna CiM PM
No. L. Returning .
- I4ta.ee Yaqulna 7:00 A M
Laavea Corvallia 1HS0 A M
Arrives Albany 12db P M
No, 3 for Detroit
T A II . An w
imm luiwr .i.i.ii 131 r n
Arrives Detroit 5.45 P M
No, 4 'torn Detroit-' -
Leave Detroit 6:80 AM
Arrives Albany 11.06 A M
Trains I and 4 arrive in Albany In timet e
connect with the 8 P south bound train, as w t
as giving two or three tmiirs in Allian M before '
departure ol S I' north bound train.
Train No 2 connects with the 8 P trtlos a
Corvallis anil Allany giving direct service t
Newport and adjacent beaches.
Train 8 for Detroit, llrsr. nbusb and other
mountain res'iris le.tves Alliany at 1,00 p m
after the arrival ef M. I', seiith bonr.tl train
from r"ortlaudf tt a hii, lemit at 6.H6 p m
For furthsr infoituauun apply to
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