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Newspaper Page Textr i ' - - K&tiS-te 1'reparonon iotas- -,lrl VI II'.C i l.tki "ml Key Uiil- ISiouuifhscndDowlsof Mfies DigestionCheerfut ' . 3i R-st.Conltims neither .Morptoe ncrliucraL jiolN-UicoTic. f-i Remedy for ConsUna- rwri. Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea Worms .Convulsions .Feverish- facsimile Sienahirr of yf,W YORK. EUTHflli JTKIliS fi IBME& PROPRIETORS A. fair share of tbe publlo pat ronage sollolted. To the Farm ers we will pay the highest nun-set price for (at cattle, hogs and bep. Shop on Will amette Bt, Eugene, Oregon, Orders promptly delivered .ifillKsepManiljCRiiaRdaFii!! . Suppljf ol BEEF MUTTON 1 "W I 111 VIIW V ha assay irooenes Having a' lartje tod complete stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries, bought in the beat markets, I :&n offer the P'lblie better CASH Price than any other twiuw lo Eugene J. L. PAGE ile are nom feady for Easiness !Hb ih best equipped plnt Id the W 'r tesmoeaiing aud dyeing Sptcial roacbiuerv for olean- Mjelogaud finishing ladles' dress f- Oive u a tali. fMAHX HTBAM t'LEANINQ AND DYB- work. Office 6"8 Wt.lamette yj". oppo-iie Guard office. j'perioo clothing sponged and C for S;.HO IKr mnntli. EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. . BANGS, Proprietor btii?: TO Kagne tor Florunoe I neurnlnir ntaire Inavaa miiwn Jwgeae dally exoept Sunday at S rdayg at 8 a m L'''? i I'Vs- niy i Ths MUTUAL LIFE IIS6RUGE COMPANY ' Ntw York fc'."' Eadowmtat snd GoW Bond i si ... ? n,,ul. Oiiarsnneo vslus Wi A. WANN, Eugene, Or. For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bough. In Use For Over Thirty Years J M WILLlAlia, ATTOENEY-ATLAW Collections a specialty. Jthoe Over ijaas Count? Bank. B1LYUU, ATOOKNEY-AT-LAW Oika Over First National Bank. EuatKl, Obwok, O WtlODOOOK, ATTOKNEY-ATLAW Offioe One half lloi south of Chrlaman B ) tnaa, Ouiqos. E & SKIPWOBTH. JOHN 11 PIPES SKIFWOKTH 4 PIPES aTTOKNiSYS AT-LAW Will practice in ail the Court's. EOGXNEUHXaolf. axutusw tbompsos t'iiAu a aaao, JlUuilFSOK a HAKtlV, ATTOBN3JYS AT-I.AW, Office In First National Baalc Building, tracctoe in all tne courts, . JT M 1'BAVIS, Attorney At Law. Office -Over Eugene Loan ft Savings bank, Eugene, Oregoo, G 0, B DOKKIB, A1T0HNEY & CUfJKSELOa-AT-LAW Will practice in all tbe courts of tbe Secant Judicial District and in the Supreme Uotu, of the state. leoiai attention given to collections aau matters in probate. . Uttwe iiret attoa&l Bank Bldg, ' Kooma 1. 2 and & John M. Edmunaos Leon H, Edm anaon EDMONSON A EDilUNSON. ttomeja-At Law, Practioe Ir aU tha ooarU CoUections a Meoi lty, "Office Over Lon aav'sigs Bunk, EUGENE, OHKGUN, OUIS , BEAN ATTORN EY AX-LAW. OfBoe in Loan Saving bank btdidiog. ttootu 3, tipecial atteattun giroa tu land autl aunin matters. Eugene, Oregon, dXEUICAL. pAINE 4 KUYKENlAi,lr, PHYSICIANS AND SUKGEO.NS Offices In Eagene Loaa t Savings I5n Building. Special attention to snrgery and surgical da amsoi wouieo. J 8 LTJCKEY, JEWELE1J, iVatchss and Clocks Repaired. EroEii. Obioo E G BIDULE, gDESTIST. Jffice-OnObveseet, betwesn Fiftih sod 5Uoaess-ft Sith utrs-rt 'ta o,oj t Jt hotel J-JEKBEKTLEiaB ASS AYE R AND METALLURGIST Eoanti ssoos Rest ennlpped Asy laboratory In the Stale Wurtinf terts rosde on ore samplns ol one fc nit y pounfts to rietennino tns w"1" method ot treatment fpUS PACIFl.; MUTUAL LIKE. Vrr Latest LIFE AND At'CIt KM POLICIES ALBERT J CAIiON, it Agt, Portland, Or i at WILLIAMS, ixwat Aft, amjsns, wr I Bears the, Signature Am 1 ft . ifv . BUSINESS OAKD8 ATTOKN1SYS-AT-LAW. g.uia John The Carrier By SCOTT CHALMERS Uuclij- scantl out into tlie drizilicsf 5 ' :! The outlook was no Iks 4,-ioomy tiiatt his fwllsig. "If it had iwn any mrh on tla force Uut dil .li.im fompton, I wouldti't tak the tlilns to li,.a-t. Hat to thiBfc of old I John being arrwtftl. prose-atM, te- t ........ ... ,.nvH, J iwi U U il were one of my own lipsh and blood.' The young inspector ds the toe of bia loot vlctotisly into jin (hick rug. His -ldor v'Djiipanion and fellow work er tapped the tahle nervously. "The evideiiee Is overwhelming, and yet well, 1 suppose we'll Usve to call bim in." Uughy eilcutly pirkeii up his list aud left the room. The elitef leaiseil bark in the great revolviiie ehair and re viewed the ease. John Itatiptoit was it widower, resid ing with Ills unmarried daughter, aad bail been a mail earrler fur over twen- "I Ait AS rSKOCEXT AS KITHEB 07 YOU." ty years. The managers of the Nelson department store, which lay on John's route, claimed (hat their mail had been systematically robbed of money orders nnd cash sent loose in letters. Before lodging any complaint they had con- j ducted a. email detective campaign of i their own. Twenty letters containing money had been sent to as many places to ba forwarded to the concern. Only fifteen came to tight. It could not be argued that the missing five had been lost in the oaiis. The Neisou people pointed the finger of suspicion nt old John. John had gained white hair and hon or in the postal service. Burins the first ten years of his work there was not a single mark against him. in the second term there was just one ho had been marked "late" because of tbe illness of bis daughter. Hugby was detailed on the ease and pftparcd ten decoy Icty'rs Inclosing marked money. He took them to va rious points within a tew miles of the city and bad them directed by strange hands. He saw them arrive In the postofflce, saw them placed In too old man's pouch, saw him start out with them. Then he followed the old car rier with a feeling almost self con demnatory. ' '' After covering half of his rouio Compton stopped for ten minutes at bis own home, which was in a fiat house. He came out whistling and went on his way. Rugby was eeated in a dim nook of the Nelson office when Compton reached the llttlo win dow and banded oyer tb mall. In stantly he counted the deooy letters. Only six of tbe ten bad been delivered. These were the facta that Inspector Smith was reviewing as he sat in the dull twilight. When Baghy and Corap ton entered Smith's office there was a look of wonder in the old man's eyes, but no trace of guilt or anxiety. When told of tho charge, be smiled almost childishly. When ordered to empty bis pockets, be compiled without tbe least hesitation, yet of the $!2 he laid on the table no lees than $10 was la the marked money. When this was poiated out to bim, his confiding smile vanished, ana be turned pale no said: "Why, 1 got this money only two hours ago. I gave a ten dollar bill in eichangc." Then of course yon can name tbe nartv and clear yourself C asked Smith kindly. "Of course I can. It was was ' There be stopped. A queer change rame over his face. His iips naivereii like those of a trusting child who had nneipeeiedly received a blow from the bund It loved. Suddenly he drew mm- sif up and looked from Smith to Rng- l,v. "Do either of you gentlemen believe that I have iurned thief in my old age?" "Wo don't want to believe It, was the replv, "hut letters have been stol en, and you have tbe money that w uicl'tscd In them." "And yet I am as Innocent as either 3f joa." Look P!f3ant, Pieast, Phoiosrapher C C Hsr'sn, of Eaton O, en do now, thruirh for yar h 0.u!rh't heeaose b suffered untold agony from !t wnrai tmm of lrdlt Ion All thyletar and medicine f.Sie I to h'.p'hm 'i-Il h t'ifd Eiecrlr jtitten which workai aeh wonder tor tilm 'hat h rieelre fhey ar a pndnd to aflNra frm riytta ,d stomach troutd-. Unrivaled f.-r ritwnt of the lomscb, tiwr and i ,M.m the bn'Id oo and e neat I i.r.tnth whobj ytem. TrT thwn. Only iv0. iOtiftrtnteed by W I DiH muu. Where did yon ohia? "I casuwt fcv replivd. vriii pzhi- t ly coasire-3 lii. i "lo ii'vtt kctow wUo tyk tits-,- bj. t.Tsr X spasm 'f i-.il vrvs'tl tlii' nbl iiMinV f:nv, but in- liiiii kiy reiw t-.i. f "I tlo not kuuw." iiuitli ml Hujrlsy lisikpii nf rarii iiU w iiipit'ssiy. l-'iiial'y Smith pokt'. tli- tjriiviiy if iiiis iTVsi wild ii jwit Uyy orwilf shiYort-tS lichtiy. W. tt ; tf:ts tUxtt, ltu t:i btw tlliit tlii two Ji. PJl'turs eotiiil iianiiy ralrii Jlw words, "l "-,iK!ty..v's -j.rt. li s U'SS 'tT "'T' ' wiii ,i;,i s v. - '.H I.. .... ...J His voit'e broke on the last word. The inspectors instantly iu(kvted I!s;it be was slileblius (he real culprit. Smith aeted nuiekly. lie laid his hand wr dtttlty on Ooniptou's sbunlder. "See here, t'ompton; we can't be lieve this of you. U's our duty i pbsen yon under immediate arrest. int we're ging to giv? you another ehMttee. We're going t investigate further, ami we ask only yonr word that you won't jump the town." The old man semed terror sirieken. He avowed his guilt in piteous tones and begged to be nrrested, but Smiih and Rugby were firm and sent hint from their presence tottering, job bing nmu. For the next few days, while John went over Ids route like one in a dream, Rugby investigated the life of the oid carrier's daughter. He iUkly discovered that she dressed far above ber station and income and indulged In several expensive vices. Marked bills were traced directly to her, and when taxed by Haghy she broke down nnd confessed. Kvery morning when her father stepped into the kitchen for the cup of coffee which scented to strength en bim during the remainder of his roate she had rifled the mall bag as it hnng on the entry rack. Rugby and bis chief realized that the disgrace of the daughter would he as fulfil to tha old man as his own arrest, and for once they failed in their official dnty. They forced the woman t sell her Jewels, which were one of the pas sions of her life. With the proceeds they made good the losses of the .Nel son company. She had been recklessly mad for money, and had neither thought nor cared for tbe gray haired man who fairly worshiped her and was willing to go to prison for her sake. Rut now she seemed to dread the siht of his white bair, the loving gaze in his eyes. She ttnntl.v. went to lienver, ostestbiy to visit friends. She never canto back. Old John, whe had been fdtuply lold that the real culprit bad been discov ered, lived on the letters he received from Ienver. If he realized Hint the Inspectors knew ihe irnih, he never gave any evidence of the fact, lie died before the daughter, who hail plunged Itito reckless dissipation in tho far west and had sunk toy low to write the longed for letter, and ho never knew that strange hands, the hands f men who worked with him and loved bim, would at last lay him to rest and rear the shaft above his lonely grave. t'tttttcsc Can Slveii. Generally speaking, the i.'hinaman la able to sieep anywhere. None of tbe trilling disturbances which drive as (i despair annoys him. With a brick for tt pillow he can lie down on bis bed of stalks or mud bricks or rattan and sleep the sleep of the just, with no reference to tbe rest of creation. He does not want his room darkened, nor docs he reuulre others to be still. Tbe "Infant crying in iho night" may con tinue to cry for all he cares, for It does not disturb him. in some regions the entire population seem to fall asleep s by a common In stinct, like that of ihe hibernating bear, daring the first two hours of summer afternoons, and they do ibis with regularity, no matter where they may be. At two hours after noon the universe at such seasons is as still as at two hours after midnight. In the case of most working people t least and also in that of many others position In sleep l of no sort of consc aucnee. In would be easy to raise In China an army of a million men nay, of lO.OW, 000 tested by competitive examina tion as io tbeir capacity io go io sieep across three wheelbarrows, with head downward, like a spider, their snontb wide open and a fiy inside, 'Chines. Characteristics." Tbe Gvaea of Afibovreaee. The duty of abhorring evil la one that Is genera! In Its nature. It admits of no exception of favored vices. We are very liable to excuse the sins which we "are inclined to" while roundiy con detuning those we "have no mind to." It Is one of the weaknesses of floor bu man nature that if a sin is agreeabh to oe we discover or Invent excuses f,r it. it Is not so bad as sonic other sins; itideed, in our case, it is not certain that it Is a sin at ell. We have a er tain right to do what we would blame others for doing or we even say to our selves that It Is merely conventional wrong, but is in fact real wrong. Whatever Is wrong without exception In our own favir we ought cultivate the grace of abhorring it, for we may he certain ibat It we allow ourselves an easy sentiment r,f aLowaaee for any sin we have taken down the bars io its commission and one sin being made easy pens the ivay to another and another ntn l the -onM-hnee Is earl ai S i a hot iron l'ii'iurg Press, She'd tWn t here ttefre, Oraid- I am afraid 1 shall furgef 'tme parts of the morris?" serv-V,,. (jeraiiDiie rear not I snail tie witii roa. New Vori i'reaa. . V) m4 Im( yf i! i :i t,rtn ..--. .a:i CfA(.(StaT PEKHYROyAt PILLS A CLASsifiEQ tieiyyi Nut!" smsra this bead net to' wl ft iaas, Sli oaau i si f i 16 a liuEia; i2 yftr. For Sa!c, fbii SALfc Ott t UAlJr.. HT acre otitis Miii!T rd 3d uiitee frosn Kcgvm , 6 ait? fri ta Lowell, oa the WilUuMttts river. ?t) ere botfotn land; I'J eie h.r; ib tt ii !iiii lifuber, Ihirets ft gund bouse wsib fi ui tma!e, iike fcoutw and barn. J wsij ii nt trade at bargain. Ctdl no B at iir 11 fc Uardaet'a on first street between JvtterMwi and Madivott, or ddvis '1 fr' tlMicb Kunene, Oregon. r'URfALK, 0,teg'ot S brse ,ei iKirffcbl eugino with B. tatohtueut; uu (uruit-g lathe; one hand saw ; one tuble saw, at a bar gain. Euijuwe of ti J W&isw M(irl)iSrit)tOr. frUit fiALi. A tl.te ctdvttf& fw a!eta bargain, inquire of Wil lamette Valley J.nd Co. or of Mr Uesiop on the corner o? Fsitfa and Lawieaee street, Heip Wrsnifd. V ANTKI. tHtverttt peoon if char acter nd good leputatloQ ta each itt on In iislscoanty retjulred) to ft-prmsnt d advertise old establish ed wealthy business house u, .iid Bnsisciai standing. Salary l8.t weekly with expenses sxttttuutU, R payabie in each WVdubt direct fnm head ofitoes. Hirte and ottrrtage furnlctted, when necjeswary iieferenoes, Kuclie self-addiYssei envelope. &lugert Si Caston liutlding, Chlongo. Misceliarteotu. FOB KES I', f taotutt, ub!i etioer for olSlets or iiving lit lite t'oiliet Block. Apply (o Hs WllioUjjhby A tt . LOoi',- -A eauvaw bttza.ctl ' .v. r Coat on tile road balween Kaittuouut and Bangs? stable. Finder f raup leave at telephone cftliw, Eugene, and set libemt rewsrd, W i t'olllu. SllHAt'lUS WASTKB.Aa iu a tniolug or loytftng cauin by an expetlt-nofd and tedy tnan. Ad dress C I Rex, Eugene, Oregon, Cii j aBS XafS?y Caaaifj Prog- my for Sale. 3mtb jvS2io litt&Tt-ti; iGDly vf water. Alt 41 Acres 2 t iiajfat,. juid 5 &vtv bIijw i ti& crti' lie Jimii on ih wai, AW 16 teres it bIor b tbaot Ua-i 3 tattee scrtfe &t i'Mxvnoto river Toad, also offer for ntoa :iec.bt TtuUd- Any on & siring such jfcotty wtiti3 wU 6a Moved. I M Frauels has ntovf d his place of ba-luess from West Fifth street to the last litiu.e on West Eighth street, at the corner wbwe tbe road iurns aoatb. All eld patrons are Invited to ei at the new place, Hop Pests Wasttd. Fifteen hundred cedar bop poati. to Kjuare 6 loebee at iaraeend, and ii tent t&fig. To be delivered o hanit id river at Jundkina' Point, Z mils ahv Eugene aoy iiais this aatumernr fall Address, WaVVALKKH, Eagi.e,Or, For Saie. Ten bead of &og, ICO pounds and upwards. Address or ca 3 on 8 Cokseb, Euijec, For ts jrv r 1 vv vlr Urn of y tifu in i. wrt 1vrm, i ttwiii vat noiiiiiK tut taiik fcf?at, iWMl at tltuexmy ilam&eti ull Ciat 3(ata (wvi dtsnt w Cft,C Last M.tt ( tM'ifaa lifiK VAWAiiWH and j:jisb Mjv I CAWOY CATHARTIC , CURE COKSTJPATiOK, SUMMONS, T-rthosmf!.ititf jiUtcittff ftlt t (tic tit itt iu i't -r-fjflftittt, lftvewn pi.tiAi)$ tad t- vi" MT hump, t& BltW (lWMei M t.Uirititf .Hi'l 'tJrtc(aWit an t ithr Auiiiint, f dl w 5a iyJ DYSPEPSIA fro tm max twrmo r City Proptrfy for Safe- HKKb&tcEs1 Assume t& ?qxs To h'e dtag to parvbase eitj ioit, bjv laid oat an addttluct on the e.!b sij id the eiu aod uanh ai Cclkg Jisb I hv i2U iolj in ihi ddtja, and aw fcbtiig tl,im vejr hw w a ta ab tc ai to iu.it, a butt i ihvit avn. Ttw octee t tha lot U imnj f h& np I jjii, Srxiria? Aotitrws -sm E.cus-. t have e very deirrb'. lot In inU M .'.iv-is, in lb vt zx itxi of ib y atii thhtc a b biufijt'oi WiiiaaiWt tcst, I ba'.r- (t in tlii ,s,sa bbsB io Gluv'k ti be t'ryt Stiuut bank. t-',u.tji: Hiii Piia J bava is ii t this sd.Sitjon. Th isn-e now !i e n. W wiii ,iviiw he puve oa. Wo itKt 4,(W !!,(! ! Tik to bieiMua !i.e aiet dir .bi j, 1 dttivet jliip,,Jtv in &r iiar ibo ccty, i iiaNbatcK' oniiuSToCoij.iiwa i tltu. P.at i As We h ?it io;s (ot (wl chnp In !bi i ddst!esi; aiso ts or il ec of vcr clwsiv. ! trust lais 1 bv on this jitaca lDM oBj( 4, ftaocttw", aliont t Kanlett pear J a, ad Swti bWk wuhint ats,, lo ptiW, 1 a, piama nj small busl. Ti pfam fcmi. fOOi fawa hewx.., bm and tut ho ,e. aad -, ....... t. .....1 ....v , - - . ? . . wtra. uc,uu, U1,11I1V11 pir. &J IlJOp ey, ii is kuama ae the Lovuat ilili fa, nl ihwt i nn plM te be state nn.-m biiKstitaiSy d ph,atlv tltaatvd. t asa not in Mi inte busi. as ft bni -ut eur own ia!,d coiy. i mp)oy itu gc t Any one destriag to ittceiMM of th ptejieji, iii mt aw t h i lrt Natioul tWck. 3 vs isi be j!f . to hi projwtty aou give pisrwt i nn;h! n rfc.iage same of t&tt oriipviiy for good timber hmd Coato and tiev asu. Xtw AtldSf-jfio is Eagfct;. ft F flatter & Va have platied tbe it Fcoolt lstt wnsl-tttm of S2 io) Htu ti!wibbohottttt at tb Pattyrson cboiij bulidmg, Thwe re dcslrabie tots tt are for st reasonable prlees, ?or further lnfnrtisa(bi rli ia ii J3JatfSit, Ofliee at So S West Kfntti xttwt. jast Issk at Bsr. W bMvc sa that prlghtl v tten, fwul Jw, sfetn, reh r'y e'tj xion. mt'iiig face. r4hi h)ok g od, twl K1. Hire's her etet, ttbe em J3r Kit., '- New litfe Ptils. Iln't, i uitf! motive, deaih'tt g'wt, n bvad eie, J10 ohsnee for 4 bUt. Try iheni yoarwif. Only 25e at V L De Lann'e. Bankers Life Association s.Hia.-t-siaif xkA Lota n tUnk, C S Farrow & Co ...REAL ESTATE... The Hoffman WaO ZEIGLER Pfcpetor, SUNDAY 50c Eugene, ' Oregon Gap Closed estate, rUSrf ftaiK3&atA l&fws Sunday Mareii 31, 1381 ....ON THE NEW,... COAST LINE. Vtti vet it ttiw&ttX win ai jtf i r c&rc, Southern Pacific, Gorvallis k Eastern RAILROAD. TfMKCAItUKO,. if fs Yssiidaa Traia Saavat Ailway ....... .121 V ii 3vt',vaiii iM I'M Arrives Yaiiaioa ...... 5:i Fi No. i Katuraiap 3es Yatttbj,,,,,,,.,...y(9 A At Uirf:riili,,,, 1J;S8 A tt AnisAfly.,,. i'i;t!i t' M for Jttteilt i AISr . lilM Asnvm Sl!nit. 5'iS I. , JVH iWWK,- lm 5 tvtvolt... .......... 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SHORT LINE TO ASE FOISTS EAST i Tfemaeh P!kw atsd Too lst S8jr UAItYTiiAINSj PASTTISIB, For JiaSas. Fala ad Kti Informa eedlcf UclMta, rsntoa t? saii or addtaat J". W. rH&LON, tfta JJSCKSf Sf?, st m mm smet, mmm A. 8. 0. IEN KI8TON, , 3. A. 812 yt Avrnof, BEATTLK, Wiss Axuiii Pacific TO EAST Give tf ;troic ;tttoic of DAILY TWO VIA S838T lilit S Utaf Derived SM5a St. JIrJ Cttlca. ( riteainera leave PartSood every Iaya for SAN FRANCJSCO, 3$oai Jwavw ft,and datiy for ii Wii lametfeatid i i:imi! i Kt foiiitav Mootbly hit-ter t Ci.ttjtit J(n For iiiii infortnatioa call oti or dree bfl-t O. 35. 4 S. Ticket Ajetit r addrewt, A. t, cgAta. Oett'i Pas!egf Ajnt rtf7n t T-ar fa Sev fc PfN?ra J,3KiT'rCis' tr.S-f tfcaTfffCAm, MIL WAt'KKB 8T J'At'J. B3LROAB. " ,'lv pcfet tr la tlw avld." ?, ili SJ it dSiil 1 rid t!i Trabi 4iv yalear to aa; 5xnt is & Kt Sttr w fitaaia. Tay maas witii ail Trastaf Traiaa ai i t Aa sail kkt Vor frtW h&HTCatfn. pasa$s&lat ta aT T- t . '.v. CASBY B. 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