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Newspaper Page Texti A.A AAA Ml A. If if .ssiirntjiith 1 3 ailns :a:toc-.iu ucuua- ,(Wniote'sOiges!ipn,ClKcrful- .Morphine norteril jforURCOTIC, ifAcincmedv forConslipa- HomSour Stomach.Dmrriioca Worms Convulsions ,r cverish ess and Loss of Sleep. facsimile Signature dP KEW YOHK. J EM GEfiTftflli PROPRIETORS Afalrsbareol the pobllo pnt ronase solicited, To the Farm en we will tay the highest market price for fat cattle, hogs nd ihiep. Hbnp od Will metteSt, Eugene, Oregon, Orders promptly delivered. II hip Constantly on Hand a Full -Suppljf of BEEF MUTTOf-4 PORK and VEAL m Srocenes Having a lare and complete stuck oi Staple and Fancy Groceries, bought in the beat mtrketo, I & offer the P ibtic better GASH Prices thu any other bous Id Kueae J. L. PAGE N for Business With the best equipped pUnt In the otbaT ""'m-ofsnlng surt dyeing iOM, Special machinery for clean- .?5"4 finl"tiin ladles' drees Hive n-a rail, ha to lrBM AND DYB- imI? e'"tMl nlnlhtne sponged and EU6ENE-FL0RENGE j STAGE LINE. -BAKOs, Proprietor mflrlf 8ne for Florence ' le, Florenw (8"e dally exnept Sundays a? 2 at 8 m, fcUowin Ku8ene t 6 f. ui th day fell::::::- - "or ai J V f- Paveaport's fflo MUTUAL LIFE irance m?m l Nw York ' iiii i rrTrOTTr I II IrH TIB MT If tw I ext copy OF WRAPPER. ! . 5f ! i w- A. WANN, Eugene; Or. pei i M-rr""m"m"m "-"nun" r Tiring 1 1 For Infants and Children. IThs Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the tut cfTus ;on. rw sxk ctry business oamm ATTORNEYS-AT LAW. J M WILLIAMS, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW ColleotioDB a specialty. Juice Uver Lane County Bask, BILYEU, ATTOHNEY.AT-LAW OSes Over First National Bank, Edoehx, Oaiaos, O WOODCOCK, ATTOHNEY-AT-LAW Office One half i 2o k south of Chrfsman H Euok.se, Obsoos, E K SKIPWOKTH, JOHN M PIPES SK1PW0ETH 4 PIPES i'i'TOIlNKYSAT-LAW Will practice is all the Cosri'a. EooissOmoos, aZLHUS W THOMPSON Hi A BAJUTt. rnHOMPaoN haedy, AllVltNKYS A'f-LAW, Offiee In First Katiooal Bask Building, Practice in ail the etmrtg. Euaiss, OssaoH, M TRAVIS, Attorney At Law. i6 Over Kugeue Loan dt Savings bank, Eugene, Oregon, ZO. B D0MRI8, AfTOKJiEY fe COtJNSELOK-AT-LAtt Will practice in all the oonrte of the Seconu Judicial District and in the Supreme Oouri of the state. Heuial attention given to ooUoctiona as matters in probate. Uttiue First National Bank Bldg, Kooma 1, 2 and & John M. Edmuiwon Leon B. Edm lineot EDMOTSON & EOMUN30N. tloraeya-At Law, Practice Ir all the courts. Collection a speci alty, -Olfice Over Lon a bavinip liaK, EUGKNE, ORlsGON, OUIS '.. BEAN ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office in Loan 4 Saving bank building. Boom 3. Special attstiOD given to land and sumn, matters, Kugene, Oregon, MEDICAL. AINE KUY KENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND 3UKGE0N.1 OHices In Eugene Loan t Savlnga lUn Bnildiair. ?;ioial atteation to eurgery and eorgicai o edesof women. J S LtTCKEY, JEWELER, batches and Clockf ISe.aireci i) K O BIDDLE, asm IDENTISr iffloe On Olive street, b?iwaea FiHih tni) 51innesite rtith . hotel ma ulck Swt ot -EltBERT LEIGH AS3AYEII AND METALLURGIST Eaarai Obkxht Best equipped Av laboratory In th State, Wtrkintr twta maie on ore sampiea I one te fifty iounl todetirmme the most suitable method of treatment T US PAC1F MUWAL LIFE, Vary LsWt,,,,,, tiys Af i Aceii 9,m ihlicirs. ALBEIIT J OATOK, fiei Airt, Portland, Or ISignatee jVJ For Over Thirty Years 3 Emigrants From Bohemia I By EPES W, SARGENT fopiirluM, '', I'll ,t. S. Jlfclianhon Jack Thurston gazed curiously aorws tuo little table ttt the young woiiuni t'mt t'ari, the iireaUttii; guutus of liw Skye Terrier, with a muttered npokiRy, bmi senfed opposite biiu, Ttiuo was when the Sik.ve Terrier couM afford a tnlile to every Km-st. Now It was difll eult to get even n teat. it w3 the first time that Thurston hail ever seen a really pretty woman lit the Terrier. It was a novelty. 111 soup grew cold na ho watebed and ad mired. She was clearly timia, hut bore herself so well that even with the li cense afforded by the supposed, bo hemlan tendencies of the place she was well on toward the quarter section of ice eream mid lie had lit his third cigarette before he spoke. She regarded him with absolute ter ror for a moment svben he made some trivlai remark, flipping the ashes from his cigarette as he did so to cover bis own confusion, Imt Thurston had a face io inspire confidence, and falling, into the Bpirit of the thine a commu nity of interest soon ripened, the ac quaintance. Both had come from small country newspapers to engage In a "journults- SHE KESAKDED 1!1M WJSTFUi,I, roll AWHILB. tie career," in Thurston's case repre sented by a fifteen dollar a week job s a reporter on one of the minor pa pers. She run a children's page for a "patent inside" for twelve. Both bad decided to become bohe ndans, and as ail the uewspaiwr arti cles they bad ever read located Bohe mia in the cheap table d'hotes they bad picked out the Terrier, which just at that moment was affording free food to the space writers who guvs their attention to establishing reputa tions for tenth rate cafes. This was located on the east side and was surti ciently dirty to commend it to the seeker after the unreal. Her nurne, she told him, was Mubel Evaline JIautou, but she signed Hf, B. Manton in a mannish hand to the tales she submitted to the magazines and sought to be mannish, na nil bachelor girls should be. She fairly hungered for companion ship, and each evening (Thurston worked on n evening paper and was off the early shift at 4 o'clock) found them at the same table in the Terrier, Here she brought ber manuscript for revision, here he told his hopes and fears. When the Influx of novelty seek ing Boeiety grew oppressive, they moved on to the Blue Ostrich, in Thompson street, conducted by nn old black mammy, who gave tbeui Mary land chicken Instead of goulash ami corn pone instead of bread sticks. They were going homo one niglit about sis months after their llrst meet ing when Thurston proposed. Ills sal ary had been raised $5 a week, and in the pride of wealth ho told her that he thought that with economy he could undertake the support of a family, if only she would consent. Ho was n mauly, straightforward fellow, and his avowal of love was the sort that wonld appeal to any good woman, TUey hud been walking uptown mid were resting on one of the benches in Washington square. Pile regarded mm wwumiy ior j awhile. Her face went first white, then red, Thurston, eagerly studying her expression, was torn between ex- j nliatlon and fear, A tremendous up heaval wag going an within. Love was Mniggllnfr with some Intruder, and the conflict was sharp.' j When nt last she spoke, there were tears In her eyes, "I'm so sorry, Jack,! i idle said softly. "I do love you; I real- j ly do, but it would kilt my. career. Ij have come here to work and win. Mar- j rinse would spoil all my chances," j Thurston mentally consigned careers to a place where they would bo very apt to shrivel up nnd gave voleo to ninny arguments, hut uti In vain, Ma bel's head was Plied with all tho non-1 twice writ ten about Bohemia and tun necessity for being a bachelor girl If one woidd succeed In literature. He mind was si t upon success, and she never realized that she was starving sold end brain by living in makeshift apartment nnd eating with the nue- ndans, w'icre the r-'ast or reason w supposed to RIOIie Kir in w . Amit'.Ht this nsea mea even toe i- pnment of ber own m an , nnavaii ing, nnd when utcj restiiued their Shatters alt Record. Tloein hrnitl, F A OulifMjire, Verhen. P " l" "" tora to cure sever ease of p l ,fu.- 24 tu.nots. When H f"l Hnel-. len's Arnic wvk " rtuM Inflarnatlon, eorrio-n tl'" fains, Ht mlv in liitt world, 25c at V L OeLsno's drills ttorr, CAMTOllIA. wmmm ttroii homevcr! the best promise Thurston could from her was th it Biteu fortune cmso to both she would many him. llcyo.i 1 warmer immiclnsp "it n thvy n.v t r u t parted no allusion was made totbeim-Ment for several Wivks. Jack was politic cud mw that a cau.. pnign was riee-.s.jrr. A map wont.! not avail. The foicia were too evenly matched. According to military strat egy, a siee was necessary. lie induced her to change tin ir res taurnnt. The s-wiely people and ihoi who constitute the under crest had fol lowed the space writers to the Osu-kh. The mammy had grown rich, and with ber increased osiiion eauie the belief that she was losing money, running accounts which never would be paid by those who had virtually created the place. The now Bohemia was located in llieecker street. The proprietor had an Italian name, and they drank log wood t'iilaiiti nt 10 cents a pint and tried to like it. At the Ostrich the cooking at least was clean. Here Both lug was, Tho hot summer clays had come, l.nigi was fighting the lee trust at the expense of his patrous, w ho ac counted themselves fortunate If half the dinner was eatable, Mabel wanted to change, but the lio hemiaus had not yet moved on. Thurs ton noted . the fact with satisfaction and encouraged Luigi to persevere, even going to the extent of writing up the place while he paid his tuii. One August evening the revolt camp. Tho soup was thinner than froton wa ter. The (if.lt fairly appealed to the board, of health for Investigation. The entree was worse, the roast but little better, while the lut iitalile Ice cream was half melted and utterly without flavor. Mabel's best story had come back that afternoon. Site was sick and discouraged. Their table was In a little nook free from observation. She let her head drop forward on her burnt, Thurston's band stole fily toward ber own. It was convulsively clasped us a tear droppd on if. "Mabel," he urged, "don't you ftittdc It About time yon gave this sort of thing up'i You have lived eight mouths in Kohcmln. Yon see what an empty farce it ail is. Let's go out and get uiarrli and start housekeeping in the morning. In place f coffee and rolls we will have a reni breakfast. We will have a real home, and we won't get Indigestion from changing tiie na tionality of our stomachs every time the leading bohomlaiis exhaust their credit. Wo aren't real hoheuiians, dear. Let's go buck home," An energetic nod of Hue head an swered Hie question, and Stabci looked np, smiling through ber tears. "1 wanted to when you tirst asked mc," she said; "now- I'm sorry 1 didn't say 'yes' then." Thurston called the waiter. "Carlo," ho said Impressively, "you take this bill, tlo np to the saloon on the corner and get a bottle of real wine the real thing, yon niiderstnifd. not the stuff we get here. We want to drink to our last night in Itohemta. .. TUe Virtues f Saffruiu To tho virtues of satl'i-on whole vol umes have been devoted, references to some of lie mure iiiiporttint of which are given in Canon Kttacomhe's "I'lant Lore and Harden Craft of Sbakc speans" where there, is a long article on the subject. The tIrtnt was chiefly used for diseases of Hie lungs, whence came its title of Anima polmontim; for assisting the eruption of measles, smallpox, etc. (in mensics It Is still oe easionally preseriinHh; as a cardiac ami general stimulant, and ns n diges tive ami strengiheiM-r of the stomach. To this last (stippos-.'d! virtue its use In "meats" is due. I.ylo says that so taken it "comforteih the stomacko and causeth good digestion, and sod- I den in wine it presei'vetii from drouk ennesse." it was ais used as n love philter and still enters largely Into some popular recipes for "making np" horses. Tiie most extravagant notions of Its powers were formerly held, and somo old writers went so" far as to term It the king of vegetables. Even ho Into as the middle of thu last century It held a prominent place in our ollletal dispensatories, but It has now come to he used only (is a coloring nnd tlavor big agent, being medictuully utmost inert, its property fstteh ns it in) being mildly stimulative,-Notes ttud Que ries. What IiMT Sino&era lluve to Far, Those who use the pipe have (o fear epithelioma, otherwise caiiml tho can cer of the lips and of the tongue, Tho first of these Is p.-irtk-mar)' common I llm0ng these who smoke short clay The cancer of smokers shows pipes, Itself generally at the point where tiie stem nt the heated pipe is carried upon the lower lip That of the tongue ap pears on the side where a stream of smoke Is likely to strike the tongue nt each Inhalation, These two forms of n horrible disease are without doubt the most serious that smokers can meet with. It Is the fear of these formida ble accidents that has converted many, Tho freuuenry of them, however, should not be overrated. Statistics alone, can give tis an idc.t of the truth. Those of the eiiy.of I'arls show that there are 1,15 cases each year of deaths caused by cancer of the month, whllo tho number of smokers in I'aris Itself I estlumfc to be at b ust :kVtssx Ad mitting that half of tbe-e cmke ue of the pipe nnd tbaf fill of the rases of cancer ran be aUril.et.-d to (Is m, there Is imt one victim Ui even- fbwHNiirof pipe smokers. -- Revue de Deui Maudes. t t,,n (o lie Mm Mitu-'u'-Tb:t bdnl ! 'uitf n I ' - r- 1 Mrs. 1st v,-:i' n P"i-r, . t :-. n.- L'u, ord. woman's hnv ele.piila Kef- Cily aodXearby Country ertj for Sale. Prop- KlMTMIWoflrirrtTr. HM 17,9. CtlSffl (DUIKL Netieee nnoer ibi bead sot to' exceed se law, W xuu per weeks tl 60 a moatht $IZ yer year. for Sale, frUK tiaU OH iHADti, 1 orv uuthu Military rkut 2tt mika from FiiiiMM , B aides from Lowell, on the VV.iUuctir river, 70 mtm bottom tui.i; 12 e' clH ths test Ml! iMtberrmo tmilfer. There is s goto! li.iu.-e -l ! f oi mom, stunk booe and hm u, I ill sell ur ttwta t biiigfiiii, on on me at iitri It is 0rdmF on M'irst street PHwwb J- Uvrwn and Madison, or ail dress 'I' F Uoooti Kugetus, Oregon, FOii ?A LE, One good S tiorBg power portable engine with wuwaw ai- mtetimerit ; ou furniuK laths; one band sw j one tsHlg saw, M s or giiu, Kmjube of tl B Wlk HpriitgtleitijO, tOK SALE, A Hue tesidem ftu sals at a tmrustit, Itiijulre of Wil lamette Vi)ey L,t,d tto. or of Ho Uuslop ou tli eoruoi of Filtta snd Lawrouce streets. Help Wanted, UHtli WAN I KD, To ito liouwork, Apply to Jtrw L K K tey, UOKB TEAiW WAN I fcO WsmSo use all the teams we sau gJt to baol ore from the H1 ua djimb to tbint of our wauk, 'f He team ou tuu tod o&utmt take sway.ths are &g fast av tt (s mlunl. Address W F Morpby, general manager O & ti 14 K B, Col lage tJrove, Of, A AN'PBD,- Beveml persotm of obar- aotet aud good taputattou m eash ttite (ung to tttig eauttty required) to reprssout sua aoveriiso um stamisn sd wealthy ouhIdoss hotise o, sohrt Bu,meial stanahig, Blaty tl8,UU weekly with oswnseg adtiionl, mi pays me In cash eaott Weauesifsy diieot from bead offices, H'rse and emage tor0i?-bed, when oemry Kefereuoes, Kuctuse self-addreneu envelops, Mnuagor, 8WS Uwtton Btlibttrrit, Chtato, Lost and Pound, KKVrt Ltj.HT. A btineh of perhaps n dos-n keys lot, probably near Christian ohuttsb, FIeas be at Uuabd ofHoa. rOUN l. A oraud uw pair ol work. !tg gloves foumt, UKUere&u have BBiriB t.y eslilng st tlits ofBoo and pymg fortius noilce, LOrt I, A Bng; brcatet with s num ber of I) h-udhlp hearts atlatorwd. Leave at Guahi bttlas ui tesalv reward. Miscellaneous, FOR RENT, Two rooms, smtuMe etttier tor oMnrs or IIvIiik In the ttianw Ktoek, Apply to Ors Wlttau,Ehby A CASTOR! A For Infants snd Ohildwa to KM 1m m Always Bo0- St - Baara the il(aa(n( the n Walter Ross Manager, THURSDAY, Aug 28 Sweeney Alvido Big White Minstrels, Excelling in its first part. Ifi itsuifo band and orchestra, dtage sottinsa and novelties. "A guaranteed attract ion." Prices GO and ?B cts. Peats zroir on sale at the Vorttsf iJrug H art, SUMMONS t Ts Haiti V, Usa fcbovs named d- In the o&mfl nf the ttt of 0rsron4 foe hfcfbf iitr(( to th aha e enti- mmffr h$ mmpMn fJJslitt no'trt nrf curt, n or fwfrirw f irwlfif fmm th !C th firmt ialilCcKCtn at thta mm m lh mUUiIUI will U enari o( p Rfny Btimri, th mfnor iinnh er of lUtniOT faiUat nt uuh othw Thi irrrrriinonir I rtthtlhft frr ih jMfr.T Kiiuksf, tit'AkUtmm ft wt:fc ffitklt u"c tr At, i!'if 1 W 4U U t'rrt ltci,iBb9r4 to tbw Wfe rtjr n AoitimI, 12 City Properly for Sate T& rbfe dlrmg fa art-bsKe ctf fottr I ind out uu addition ou ih suutb stds I hs90 hn m lim mMm&n, ami sta M.tug tt.tttt vet$ tow to a to eu&h e esssj b Uv bams 1 thfcks I hare same rarf JtihtrroKe tots ia fhr 1 sft fists in Trw mMrfmo wHhm , o bfooka -f live kt KAtUual Iluufc. 1 I bftva lUi lu n ibU MH..itkon. Tb j price now l 50 tnvh. W wtlt ttdvrttrL , th& price (toon. We t-xeot Cultogt Eat i Iht&tmssL AsuiSittSi Coitus widlion; Uo or W mptm ot shmm trnH iss d. I bsv this pfaes lMi gttuo. praue ttm about itftt iattttitt ttta" a i;d "MM black mmum U f b',-o mpk Hud semll Units. Xlrw pm& h gomt Htm faoaif bum ami out-tiausoM,, unit erij , It is kuowm m be Lnr u.ii HM t& m, ssj tbertr U do pirns ia the ufafe muct bau(uuUy aud pbamuttv frituitusl. mms 'A 6 j&U oitrttwn httufH cm 'if. I e-mp f ao agm u Au mi& fctfHmwg is myus tmmmi Umtk. I i?tif he teamS to tshaw properfj naif ive g ic:- t uxiki i- iirowr iwiii Mmtf stm nm- nm Ktw Additira l Eugene. B F Baker & Va Uuvs platted the B V peott iaaiift fonst.Hng of 83 loin slln alo two 1'kaika south of U PAteru ohool buiidtttjt. These are destrabt. lots and are for salst remmmint p. . For fui.hei lutoim h oU on It fr UKKa, OBlee at No 0 West ffmett street. Just Lao k ai Her, Wherrce dame that sprightly -rep fsuUles kln, fob rsy owiiiles1 -i riit'tg fsoe, Hbs looks p mi. t i (to.id. Here's her secret, Mm use lh King' Sew Liife Villa. itett t, organs aotlvi, drgesftorr gofd, nr 1? r;d- nolle.-, tso cilHUCM Hit 1 Wuts,rf Tv ih'in ynuriN-ll. Only & atW Ll , LsfroV. Bankers Life Association (hit plan bmy men, HiUciTdi hi fni Nitlons! Bub C S Farrow & Co ...REAL ESTATE... The Hoffman W, O, ZEIGLEK Proprietor, SUNDATf. DINNER 50c Eugene, Oregon Gap Closed The aporatlon'afsjthrotrgh train h will Luskin Sunday, Jarcl 31, 18B! ,,ON THE NEW,,,, COAST LINE- Two T..rima TciJ. VtSty. Tlve tii-t LhiB TJrnl'.sd lvln mk in? m'lr.fi.) my in t!; tmmm wfwtr port wi' h elestrtttt cafe ami1 frsri'iT cum, . Isnresf sgti erf the iouthern acific, Comllis & Eastern RAILROAD. IV& f for Vafinle , 4rrni Y jiii , W I M Iw5oa V (iilni. a,,,,tfrWi6 ,.T ArH-M Alhs7( ,,,, , , , , ,, , 1 )A 8 for Itrott Imhi Aiimiv , m V i Arr.rm lst P h ArrCve AIlayitti4liilt ILfiS A ttrrtt ffl i t fti frttf r . rr t gixtt $ ff c f('ir A?ry rym? rHftyf-f inn-b t 5ferprt itrf fiurhr( Trftln 3 for ffe'mU, Kwfmhuwh vX ths? TTVai'-'i? 7''?' d'V !Ti For further Joformaibio anEv to THT KfrR at Atlimv J K CKUNIttK Amt ti.w'lll. aOUTli AND EAST SHASTA EG01E fYnmt Ppkvs rtip.ix, f,i I an4maf .t.-.tu,i at ?;aiu . l.iU . U m.saal Hi p m i i .. ..- p m l.-IS a at At AsMssk1 V.:3it a m a m Ar ,-(:w:ru(imuEi Oiw u, 4t-& sa At Su "taiiv4fM T;t u a ,h -r ,ta n, v .r h nir iffit a m HtW a ra A? k.ui.vrt t't'j' 7? a m ?r?-'. a Ai CkiL-ttu TiX a ut a A? hwtfim l-', p m limm V u C ftn (, m f. m tr tti trrth (KtO a m s m Xr t'itycif Itmlcu 5 i m W8ii. It ttuiwtuu ,t.no a ui :ltl a v U HritaS ti !;'; p to. Ar WahiM!, firi is m firfi m Ar Snrl,,,k IfttS p m tW , raitriiit.n arnt i iHirtHtcar on V: ivtbrnvturu LuhuvwCui-is: at --am. tTttai (tritf ?iiirh Arritrrnr. W, E TICKETS t , . A. I'K' POINTS EAST VI, SHORT LINE TO AKt Wrt&rUKA.sT si. Ttiso h F&tfts asut Tea- 1st Steepest i,Mg smi Httttrt sw mr uw lai DAILYT ;AINf;yA!TTIMK. For Katoif, FffMera and FvtH friforma mdn ttdgrtm, tunlwigteifOill wadduM J. W.;i'llAUN, rr 11, MfKStm.ffi 122 THIS SHEET, PBKTUR A. B. ?. JtriNNiSTtm", . W. P. A, MS fin Avenue SiBA'l TLB, Wajn OREGOK SllOIrl4KE axd iJihiqn Pacific TO EAST The O. R tttii DAILY TWO VIA ORtW- WIT HE Cimifct Chicago ia Kiiihi City, HlfMiK ts Snokti St. Pul Otwun rilouuers leave foitlwid evtr? 5 Days fur SAN FRANCI.CO. Hot lwtv t'ortnunt dully tnr H Wti hfclllfettfelHuI tiUllHltla,ltlv.r iilsts, Monthly Maiet to Cmoooi,,. Ja( no For full iBforntutton mit oti or a tliM twm O, H, N. Tlekrt Agoil or BtWresw, A, b. 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