J L
r
IT WORKED
BOTH WAYS
classified mm,
BUWNhHS L'AMIB
OU'IH AND EAS'l
i, , "x .- .NXV
Kin' '-'on 1Iav0 Always Bought, nuil which has beea'
J,u u.-c ovt r 30 3ws has borue tlio signature of
muter Ills por-
Jaf. AJlow ivo one to deceive vou it, thlg.
jyll C'oiiiitei leits, Imitation mid " Jiist-its-jrood" are but
; Et(KM'inH"uts tiial trifle with and cnli:ii;r-r tlio health of
luiiuits and Children Expert, ace against Experiment.
What is CASTOR I A
jOistoria is a Harmless subst'.tutc for Castor Oil, Pare
i igorlo, S'I H'"1 Soothing Syrups It Is l'leasant. It
f J .....:.. i..itll,.r Oldlllll. Itltll-liliiim n ..ii
Itoiuii""' - uuin- isurcoiio
,ubst!iiie. Its age is its guarantee. It destroy Worms
aud allays lWei isimess. It c.ires Diarrhea and Wind
Colic. It relievos Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilate!- the Food, regulates tho
I Stoinacli and Iiowcls, giving healthy and natural sleep.
I Tlio Cliihl-en's Puuacea-Tuo Mother's Friend.
iEMUfNE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
I In Use Fcr Over 30 Years.
the ecNTftu pan tj Muft&v TrrT niw nPH err
GEJ.IRAL !
IITKISS & HIILLER
" I PKOPRIBTOKS
I fair -hre f ihn puhlto pt
i joii-ittt nnl'wi. T the Kuriu
f.4W will nay th highest
Brnei prion for fa can In, htH
iid ah p rihnp in VV 1 11
MUHneHt. fejigeue, Oregon.
0nle(8 (iromp 1 dtjtivert-d
II Keep Sipslanllj on Hand a Fu'l
-Suppfj ol
3EEF MUTTON
I PORK and VEAL
iris mm life
I ol New York
A ami ol life. Endowment and Gold Bond
f Mtiu ind nnuitiei. Guaranteed valu
Mritulurniintd by
A WANM, Eugene. Or.
osed
TJt .p-rti-D f thr -ukI. train bt-J-o
Shu FrotcUoo and Lo An
jKmSurf ami SanU Rarhara,
Jortfay, Un 31. 1901
J- -ON THE NEW....
COAST
LJNE...
J Thr.m..0 Tr4ia I)u, The
JTf Liraiied loaviui! each
t "t m"r,"i,"i iuip
III , I x ; JMP " Pn r cars,
2kM.UvhkhtlriJ, thmutfhthe
lilL'tnrttailliw.. ..J
'. Ofll-e .11,
Iwniir -,f (Mjent,
CO'tttQRnt. .
ii the
jouthern
acific.
T r"-
.Vallis & Eastern
RAILROAD.
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'J.i8a Atut Lutv.HU.
lie Kind You Have Always Bought
City Property for Sale
Hknubioib' Addition to Eugkne
To hoe desiring lo purchase city lots. I
h .vh luid oat an addition on the sooih side
of the oin and north ol College Hill Park
I have 120 lota in thin addition, and am
selling them very low no an to nab e avers
one to hav. a home of thpir cwd. The price
of these loia is from $50 op
Elia Stkwabt Addition to Euoknb
1 have some very denirrable lots in thic
adriiti m, in the very hetrt of the oity and
wifhio a few blocks of Villnmette Btreet,
nmcAKKu'ti Addition to Edojmb
I have a fewlotx in thin addition within
two Diock of the Fir-tt National Bank.
Gollkok Hill Pabk
I have 100 Mb in this addition The
price now la $50 each. W will advance
the price noon. We expect College Hit!
Park to beoome th- moat dehir.ble reai
denoe pioptrtv in or near the city.
Hkndiuok' Addihon to Cull koi
Hill Park
We b ve 70 lota for anle cheip in tbia
addition; also 40 or 50 acra f very chou
fruit laud. I have ou thia place UlKJ oqu
prune trees, abont 4i0 ban lett pear trt-e-,
and 200 black walunt trte- alao apple,
plnuia and Btuall fiuits Thin place h-s h
Kood farm house, barn and unt-housea, aud
is a most beantilul Biiburban pieCH of prop
eriy. It is known bb the Loonst Hill fa' m
and there is no pUoe in the atatt- mor
bfimtiiully nd pieaHantly situated.
I am not in r-al siatebasiue'-aasa boi
neaa we He II our own lands only. I emp o
no agents Auy one desiring to purcha
anv ol tbi pn pert) ill find mo at th
Ural Natioual Uauk I will be pleased i
nbw property and give price I miht ex
cb me some of ihiH property for goo
tinitifr land Conie and ne- lue
file are noui
Ready for Business
w
CVith the he -i ,quipl (lnt lo lb
B'ate far Htea'iiui-ntiiii Hud fly h(
oii'theH. Hp0"fti uiBOhliiHry for ciena
Ink, tlyptitir a-'-i H'l.Hhititf IttdleH dree
gno p, (iiVH - n ml
Manx -team i lbanmo and Dyk
INQ WOhKS. Offl h 6 6 Wl lttciiHM
Hrrft, on i mi lie tU KD "ftiitt.
Viur twrwoQitl uiiiMiin cptHiged
lenH'd for $i,U0 per moutn.
EUGENE FLGRENGf
STAGE LINE.
f,. BANGS, Proprietoi
Irsvw Kuttene dr Klofti
i!y pxchI'I liimlay at B a m
j .rnum rtlRe Ipvhh r'lor
' yHf clmly ei.iHil rtiinilHy- i
i Jsyi at 8 oi
rivtv In biiKKii" i 6 p iu
ilNltl.K FAKR
Ml Ml TKIP ... I'
ilMiiln le at . Brniir. Il.erj !
rtf.-n- or l H'lr l t ur..iiKrr. ' mo,
- a
i iry li.ll nun i iidim
You.
y tv:- ....! I. made 61 her!-
ill , iler." li 'l e It' cky M ini'"1'
m I, ),.. -.. i. t- i.. I n tU i-Mii
I ' r 1 11"' ' ' ,
a I rn o in ci r- li. eve.jr riun'T.
h.rn t cue 'rv n It
HI i '"iilt. r Bit'ia'o ' i
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(.Original.) J
My brotWr Bob and I are twins.
ui;J, LulU uavlue fallen tn love. m.i
with the same girl, but with tbo detec
tive) tervke troiu rending the ro
luauoes of CJaboriiiu and Couan Doyle,
wo entered It at the same time ami
f ip awhile worked In the tame city,
'i'li If. could not very well continue for
ever, nnd we at last drifted apart. Kor
e vvlille we corresponded, then finally
lost track of each other.
Meanwhile for nie the romance bad
gone out of the detective service, and
It had become the detective business,
unvarnished, at which 1 struggled to
keep tho v.olf from the door for my
telf and family. I made very little
money and tired of my duties. How
ever, there was no help for me. I
knew uo other calling and kept on
hunting crtmlnals.
One day 1 was sauntering along
Washington street, Chicago, when a
man passed me and whispered in my
ear, "C. iSc G.'s in ten minutes." then
passed on and was lost iu the crowd.
Who ho was, what he meant or
how he came to know me was a mys
tery. My training as a detective at
once assured me that 1 might be on
the track of a crime. "C. & 11. 's In ten
minutes." I have It! The letters were
the Initials of a large restaurant and
saloon near by. 1 kept right on to
the place, entered it and looked about
for my man. He soon entered, passed
mo without a glance and went to a
private dltiing room, to which 1 fol
lowed him. The door was scarcely
closed when he 6ald to me:
"It's some time since we met The
last I saw of you you were bertig led
off by a cop with a pair of bracelets
on jour wrists. So was I."
"Memories are uot always pleasant
Better come to the point at once."
"Right you are. Simmons and 1
(you know Simmons; he was with us
on the other job) was discharged last
week. Well, we're going to crack a
bank, and we are badly In need, of a
man we can trust to watch. If you'll
Join us, we'll share the plunder In
thirds."
I consented, nnd be unfolded a plan
to rob the th National.
How the man bad mistaken me for
some one else I could not Imagine.
However, 1 did not trouble myself very
much about It being absorbed with the
wonderful piece of luck that had be
fnlleu me. 1 was too old a bird to
give away my secret for nothing. I
went to the president of the th Na
tional and told him that I knew of a
6erlous misfortune about lo happen to
him and that 1 would tell the secret
for $10,000. He questioned me to get
a clew without paying for It, but 1
sealed my mouth, and he dually con
tracted to pay me what 1 asked.
Of course on the night wc were to
rob the bank I bad policemen stationed
at convenient places, who nt the
proper time swooped down upon us
and captured us red handed und Just
as the burglars were about to get
awny with $75,000 In bills, besides a
large utimber of government bonds.
I was led away to Jail with a pnlr of
handcuffs on my wrists, which were
taken off ns noon as 1 was out of
sight of my colaborers. Meanwhllo
the man who had met me on the
street was standing beside me waiting
for a Black Mann.
"There's uo way In the world this
could- have leaked out" he muttered,
"except through you. Now, 1 believe
you gave us away at Buffalo. Vou'Il
pay for this."
The next day I received my pay ond
In the evening sat by my lire smoking
contentedly and planning for a new
start with my capital when the fact .
suddenly popped into my head that 1
had been mistaken lor my twin
brother. Had Bob gone to the bad'
My own brother, born at the same
time, grown up with me, a burglar, a
Jailbird It was sickening!
As soon as I could get awny 1 start
ed for Buffalo. There I visited tho
chief of police, who helped me to In
formation about the bank robberies
that had occurred In that city, but
there was no record of nny one of my
name Wharton bring connected with
any of them. One day a police cap
tain, on seeing me, stared at me a
moment, then asked:
"How did you get out?"
I soon learned that he mistook me
for a man who had been convicted of
bnnk robbery a year before and sen
tenced to the penitentiary for live
years. I went to the prison and there
found my brother Hob. As soon as he
saw rae be threw himself on my neck,
exclaiming:
"Oh. Tom. this comes of reading
(inborlnu nnd Conan Doyle!"
"Explain. Hob."
"1 fell In with some men who pro
posed to rob a bank and convinced
them that I was one of their kind. Be
fore 1 could explain how I Intended to
trap them they were arrested and
peached on me. Papers were found In
lay room connecting me with them. I
was arresied. tried and convicted. The
mail who got the reward I had hoped
fur was n newspap r reporter and no
detective nt nil. I wish I had the necks
of (inliorlaii nnd Conan Doyle In one
noose. I'd bans both of them higher
than Hainan."
You should have taken precau
tions I have Just made 10.000 for
doing what has sent you to prison."
1 went to th" governor nnd stated
my own and uiy brother's attempted
work in sueli n way ns lo secure him
n pardon. We are now engnged tn a
paying liiisiness not as detectlves
l.uilt up the f HU paid lue by the
-th National.
If any one nifnttoiis detective stories
or the detective service to Bob. li"
huuld ke. p nut of the way of hi." fHts
THOMAS KENT WATKll.MAN.
A Parson's NVb e Ac.
I t " Hi .nid lo kri- - '
e- F'v C J Haiti! hit. of A'
Hi 'Ml " 'llfti V "K -'"'
i. nvnl I foil-d In E .f
I Tii. v en m) me .f J ii ' e
, d lr rmtitilf ' at hsd eu
i - ft r f,,r rn-nv "f . K
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t i rh ' ' 1 ' ' r I i'"1 n'.'niMC
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0 . ,. r i-f'C n gOMranterd 1
vV L ie Lano,
Notioaa nndw thta head not to' axoeed fm
inaa, 60 oaata par week; ft 60 a mouth; 112
par year.
For Sale.
lOK -ALtC.-A Uii Jerwy a:i eti
On, Ki quire hi No 195 Wis 6th
a rei i, c .iu-r nf i wr no-.
rO)K Hl. CHKAr. Hc-Ibuibiii
ami ixiardii'g hnuae. Uimd trade,
g'md 1 u-ailou. Tnlll Bidael ,rjpili,g.
fi.l , Ore.
I-OK BALE. Ouegootl 8 bor.e power
portable euglue with woodaw at
laiobmeut; on turning lathe; one
band saw; .ium table snw, at a tir
gilu. Euqui e of H K Walker
H'rlni(fl..i,lOrH.
fOK OALK.-A U ,e luldrnos foi
.leata baruain. Inquire of Wil
lamette Vailev La d t o. or i 'f M
Henlnp ou b" onruer of Kil li aue
Lawieuce alieia.
Help Wanted.
WAN 1 El), - Expern-uc.il irouer a
the Eugeuu nteaui Laundry. N i
others need apply
cFekK. W AN I ED - A c rk, a u-u.
IU tliau nt Luy, Died. Lea H Da lue
and a dresn at Hie Guard nfflo'.
v VNTEJ. rjeverai iier-nus ot obar
aeter nud irood reputation ID each
tale (one ID Ibis county required) Uj
lepremtulaiid advertise old eatabiiBli
ed wealthy business bouse u. solid
tlu.uoial slanulng. Salary JISaHi
weekly wlib expenses adiliouai, all
payable Iu Cau each Wt-dueaila;
dlieoi from bead tifflces Horte aun
oirriBge furnlNhed. wbeD u-oeHHary
Kefereuoee. Enclose sli-addr-eii
envelope Mauager, Su6 Uaxun
Building, Chicago.
Lost and Found.
LO-T A Ouiioti of kejs Id E ig.
Aug. 29 K nd. r will tie au a l c
waid.dtiy Dotlfylt g A Wllheln , Jr,
Ju O'lonC ti. 1'tiri-e keya in, r I. :
i.. fl . .afe k. y, oi.e fl ti iio.t'nit!.- b x
k N 6nl,2l7, e a imnmu d". r k-.-.
LO.il'OK.ilULEN.-A pmuier-!! g
on -e. nig to uuw i f Guy A y
. D tetui iiliig llie.aoie . i.. aut, 1
reaaided. JJu queaiioua asked U.o
U Budih.
I'ake Care in Selecting a Home
bite.
It la met e-iBHuMal to people wh
rHooujing to our lair oly to loo-.
Dd who are oiiuteiiipialtiiK to tmt o
li 'intf", i but they eboul l oar ully t
l-ct a buioiiD olib fia' is h g i i
i it-eMeH petftCt drnluage, pure ,
till asHiuon lieautllul HOt!iiey mhu
piiasilbly he obtained lo Ibt hvh of n
U'e. Fairiuouiit nddition i 11 -r hi
tuei-e ml vantafcce aint is Intuled d-reo 1.
djotuit)f therttu'e Utitvere-ity ou "
eal Bi d HdUltl. NolitOtttloIi fan of! i
0 tier seb'Hil fviIiiiH, and 1-tis ai t
hO eBri(e traoiM will bn Htttd on tu'Uia
uii aity pu'rhir-tfr wild tt low rait-.
literenl ou 1 f erred payment.
luuiiur iiif-iriiiatioii Cull no the Euh.
R in E-iHte & luvuMtuiem C mii i a
409 VV-li .lueUH atiruet. ECug-ue. O
1 lie Wll take pi a-urt IU nlinwlliK
.iVHliitga- fl r d mi till pal.
A Buy's ild R.de lur Life.
vNtih fauiiiy aruund iXi-i:t hi; I I
i" die ami a -on r ' v t r t t 18 i I
to jiet Di K I'u'a N w D i-ci tv i i
0 'itftitnp too, u UkttM ant co lit-, W
tir.'W'i. i f L-e v lie, I' rt, eutiu i
iteatli'ti airoiiien from ai huiHt but 1 1
Ai'tul r Ul tuedli l e (laVe Iiii-Ulll
t'-f and m.hiu oun (1 hi uj, He w rut
1 1 now sl -rp miui tfly evry i tti .
LiKe Itial Vf UIU8 OU IPt Ol t)oUflUIII((t i
iMiei.Oiouia. briHiclutla.oiMUktUe Hudut
,irtve Ha ma ohleHri iu ril for all ti r
mil uiikt rouh-a Ui.araiiti-ed tin- 1
fut atmJJ. Tn 1 limU free at W i
D L tlio1 di Uk fainre
S.burhao Properly For Sale
30 hc U 6 r Id acrt tract. T
1 .ltd i- lir-l l f 1 tmied le-a Iha
o I f'aj!be 4if iWo, I'i'a but "
T i-land ca t (m ukU mm-br b
r f h lovt ii .kh, and to tin pa
l v t Aral lati and bollnl K
in - a H-M l ifidui nietit nu pi
w tw iii-fl-,
wibu Mt-rrTR V ali.by Land
r. C. and American
Beauty Corsets
All style
colors. This -warrant
-with every
pain "Money re
funded after four
wecl'u' trial If
corset Is not aatls-
yf) foctory."
J'l Soldbyreputable
A
fj?ev deelera ev ery
. I where In Amer
ica.
Look for the Trade Marha
the lgn of quality,
Kalamazoo Corset
CompanyMaKers
Kalamazoo, Michian
SOLD BY
X.blLLVliEI'ARTMf.XrSTORl
Eugeoa, Oregon
City' Properly for Sale
1 owd and I'ave for sale about S O
eta Iu ven dia.rei.taiidillona tn Ku
gne. Am layinn i,tt a uew addmo .
L its sold nu rda.oiiaole term (or 10
and upwaid-.
1 employ no (!eul, I aluue sell
uiy piopeily. I'liese lota are ynli'H
f tut, so auyoue w.nllng to (Uietia-.
"Dull Ai well to O'llearlv.
ct'-me of tins property wnu'd be x
oliaiif d for dtslrai le liuiliei l.iul-.
, T 11 Hkmikicks,
WdDItd.
All parties wli-lnng to take etui'ent
boarders, roomers or studeuts 10 work
for tbeir boar.l a illpleae send ttieir
names and addresses together with a
ttaiemnt of prices, number desired,
en-, tn the Uulvere ty i ttiee. A regi -t
r nf bo-trdiug p aoea will lie kept h
t e mil ,- a h. on nl tu- c.n Velilell.
I'T.ll ariie. cnnivrin d.
Not Doomed ur Lite.
"I was treated for three eare by
good dootors," writes W, A Ureir, Mo
Uoiiu, Uvile, o, "for i 1- and Kia'Ulo
nui, when .1. tailed, Buekleu's Arulon
waive cured me in two week.i." Lures
Burua. Uruisrs, Cuih, I 'oma. Bore., E
ruptiiitis, rttlt K eiiin Piles, or u pN,
J5ceuteai W L DeLano'a drug suie.
Moved.
I l Kratiols li. liniv d his place i f
tiu-lti.si. from Wrst Kifilt street lo.th
asl tiiU eon West Elll ll street, hi
lieciruer where ibe mat! turtle anuili.
A I old pa'rons are Itivl.ed to ual
the new place.
anti
"asttur
a II Knd Vim Ha i i.lrift 9aat
The
Parker
Wal er Rons Manager.
WED.,
SEPT 17.
MDEN BENEDICT'S
N-w 'o nic P .ilunMnn,
THELMA
ASUHAMATIZEDBY.
Chas. W. Chase.
Excellent Cast of
Characters, JJeattii
iul Stage Settings,
Special Scenery ! r
every Act, Magnifi
cent Eluctiic Effects.
i PRICES 50 and 75c
lleaervd aeaia im salt, at Corner
DrUK Store M innay.
BEST FOR THE
BOWELS
If yon batfn't rrtrulnr, linalthy mnvoirntit or Ibl
bota .rj dtiy, ) ID III or will l:. hi-rp ill
tMin.ioln-n.l"ll' wi'H. '.. Ju llio li.nil IO
UiiH.l.thlo.r'1ll i..lnf,l- ilniii-roi lliit ainonth
t, aalo.t, iinitli"il. ' l wJ wl kauilS lt buwaU
cluaraiul cle-tn la to tk
CANDY
fQj cathartic a
EAT 'E.IVI LIKE CANDY
Plaftiant, l-alataM. I'otrnl. Tfilf Or,rt. Vn Onod
R-Ttr Hlclc'r., Wkan, r Urlf . 10, t'. anrt W rruU
lr bo. WHta Iwr fre iiiplc, ml hot '
h.llh Adttrata
rriHuiu BKirnr roirisT, riiiriow nw tout.
KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN
C fr as-
lairrtli
Ilia kiril V'iii HafflAlMrt Boit
OREGON'S
BLUE RIBBON
State Fair
Salem
Sept.
15th to 20th.
1902.
i
You atVlnvfttvl tn atttnd and
m th freietii.dtitHal ti
Kittoo and H'MtocW ihoir
rerhlit on tit TV Ific CoMt.
Ootid racinK Try af'cntfKm.
Camp irrmiB' trm (Vna
aid brlnir fmir furl lift. For
any Informa ion, wriU
M D WISDOM, Sc t,
Portlund, Or.
ArlX)KKYS.A' LAW,
J M WILLIAMS.
ATTOKNKY-AT-LA.W
'ollactiooa a .(idclaltT.
'rtic Over lauia tuuutv Bank,
UILYtLt,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Ottiia Ufar Kirt Natienal Bank.
Kuuma, iijuhi.i.
O WOODCOCK.
a
ATTOUNKY-AT-LAW
lilioe One ball lo lr a,mth of Cbnauiau t
KuulNI, OasuiiM.
E K SKirWOU'l'U.
JOHN M I irE
SKii'woiti-n rii'E9
VITOKNHYS A'l'-LA V
ill praetlca id all tlie Court a
Kuokni Ohioon,
laLHlis w riiearnoN chas H.i
lUiiill'BUN a 1IAKUV,
lllii.
A'lTOllNKYS AT-LAW.
nlice-lu First Natioaal Bauk Buildinii.
rautioe in all the ouurle.
KuoaNt, Ohioon.
U TKAVI3,
Attorney At Law.
'ttioe Over EuKeaa Loan & SaviiiKa bent.
Eugene, Crenu.
G
eo, r nouuis,
1 i 1XJKNKY A CiJUNSKLOIt-AT-IiA
Vill prnftio in all the ootirt of the Stc.
mliotal Ihrttrtct sml in the Supmaie Co.
f the atAte.
deoial attentiou kIvuu to oolloctioui u
uattont in Lmb:t.
Oihue First National Hank Uhlg.
- ttuouut 1. 14 ud 3.
lohn M. KJmtiDBnn Ln H. Kdn.uiix
KDMUNSUN &KDMUNHON.
tt)ruej-At Law.
Traotioo lr all the ooiirtn. Co!le:tionii a Ht
alty. a'Uitioe Uvur Limu A .viuk Unit
KUt INK, OKKtiilN.
I OUIS K, UKAN
ATTO UN K Y- AT- LA W .
I'ttioe lit loaD & 3vin bnk huihliiiH. Uon
I bLitjtiiai atttjution givtju iu Uutl tuid uiiui
mat lent,
KuKone, OnKn.
-KivllKKl' LKHlli
ASSAYEU AND MUTALLUltlilSl
RUOKMI
Ohioon
Bert equipped Annay Ilioratory in the Stat
t'n uipt ttud rt-liable rulurii- Kiinrut4jl,
WurkiiiK UhU iiiiul-- on ore kaiiiiIh" of ouw .
tifty puubiU toiltttoruiiue the tuoat tuiutti
uiethtKl 01 tnwUueut.
MKUIUAL.
AINK A KU YKENDALL,
PUY8IC1AN8 ANUaUUOKONH
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