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Newspaper Page Textr - .0. ! For Infanta and Children tiWable PreparaUoitlbrAs 'nniiufi UieFcod nndHeeula- J"oh., sminaclis anrtlJoweis c r.ia nif oslion.Chcerfuf- ' . j p.'si rnnl.-ilns neither Lim.Moip!une norIiieraL JOIAHCOTIC. in . , .1. . rniirniui:.! I ApmcCI 1U meuy iui .uiiaupa- lVorins.Convulsioiis .Feverish Iness and LOSS OF SLEEP. Facsimile Signature or XEW YORK. I The MUTUAL LIFE I INSURANCE COMPANY I of New York l lorai ol life. En iowment and Gold Bond oliciti ind Annuities, Guaranteed value id ralu furnished by W, A. WANN, Eugene, Or. j PflpL amiss shiilleh PROPRIETORS - A fair share nf the pobllo pnU ronsee Bolinlted. To the Farm era we will ray the highest nwKet price for fat cattle, hogs tiid ahrep. Bhop on Will- jaWteHt. Kugene, Oregou. Orders promptly delivered II Keep Consfantlj on Hand a Full I Supplj of :eef mutton I PORK and VEAL COMING! JTHH MADISON SQUARE THEATER COMPANY -AT THE OPERA HOUSE AH This Week. Prices 10, 20 and 30 cents 1 Reserved Mta now on sale at the corner Drug Store. j " tWTCOPYOr WRAPPER. 1 Tht (1INTAUR bOMPUN Ntk OBB OITT. Mrs. Fred VivraL.h, No. 228 Territorial Street, Benton Harbor, Mich, T am pleased to give my operience with Wine of Urdul a 1 am very grateful ' h help. After my first wy was born I could not "if? ,0 r'aio my strength. Itnough the doctor gave me tonic which he considered wy superior, but instead of ftag hter I grew weaker ? diy. fily husband Wme home onceveningwith some Wm rJ r,-)..i .-4 1 a that 1 take It for week and see hat it would do for me. As he seemed o have so much faith in it I did take the medicine and was very grateful to find y strength slowly returning. In two Ua I was out nf tvd ind In month I Vu able to take up my usual duties. I JJvcry enthusiastic in Its praise." '-'1IIERHOOD is the noblest duty an.i hiaheot pnvileac women can achieve or aspire to. With O it tliia Miril.. vmnMl dnnnt pet all th. rc is in life too often they ?a tiiro'ich the world discontented, 1" 'I iu in their own sclfiih cares " troii',,-,. Hnw different is the tJl'17 cioll.,.r. wntrliinet hiT chihlren ffrw ir.io nmnhcxl a:. J -romanhnod. K' tlwr lives as manv lives as she has CfilHren tKfti- 1,.- .rmvru are d 7 jVINEofCAIlDVr- Tho Kind You Have Always Bought Bears Si ignature of the t AW M mm mm va For Over Thirty Years SCHWARZSCHILD'S LITERARY NEWS The Two Islands, bj Prof Condon. Captain Mioklin, 1 i6 Hii. Ing Davis; Temporal Power, by Mwie Correlij The Spenders, by Leon Wilson; Tho Mississippi Babble, bv Emerson Hough; Hearts mi, bf l.n I ALL IN STOCK AT SCHWkRZSCHIlDVEOOY STORE. If You Plaster Adamantine Plaster Does not Crack, Break or Run, I Guarantee it Fireproof W .iterproof Can drive nails into nr hammer on it without breakage. . Don't use rotten sand planter. . Adi'-reafl nr see J.JL. LOMBARD, Plasterer. Bankers Life Association of Dei Molnei, Iowa, Sift Iniurance-Low Ratea-Speclal Featurea that plcaie buiy men. Rite cards at First National Bank and Loan and Saving! Bank. L. G. HIGOINS ff.ASSAYERff. GRANTS PASS, OREGON. Gold, Silver, Copper, Lead, eich Gold and Silver Cold. Hilver and Copper Gold, Silver and bead Tin fJl.H0 1 60 2.M 2.fi0 3.00 All work done carefully, and utraluht busl nosa or none. Mail orderssnllcited. hers, as ore their ambitions, triumpns ana ueicaij. llcnltiiy women do not suf fer miscarrinao nor does a wotniin who is healthy suffer tortures lit clnWlnrth. It is the woman who is ait jnpwho has femalo wcak Pswho fears tho ordeal of bceomina a mother. Vi ine of fjinlni builds np tho wo manlv in a woman. It stops .ii 'nniitnrnl drains and 1 1 Mn. Frtd VnratK. strains inw'Urities which are re sponsible lut barrenness and miscar naire. It makes a woman strong and i..wi;hlitloJrfer. ina. After the ordeal l) ised the Wine prepares a w.,man for a speed) recovery to health and activity. Wine of CarJui, in re-inforclnff tho oraansof g:nemtion. hasma.le rnoiherj ofVomen who had gir-n.BP ot JveTbeeomina mothers. W.neofCar, u will cure al.n...t any case of I eiwt cases or.-anio tronole. How couTfnse to lake rich a remedy tpromisos such relief fr m. ?,!tg( Wine of Cardui .irr.ply yo" atronff woman, and str'T.f. r,'.i. "v women do not surfer. 17 l"i' ward to motherhTl witu ; ) illion stifferira wou.en ,ve found rele t m Win of Cardni. Thinks He Was Fobbed. A trautlent by the name ot Avety raised coildnrable excitement at Hotel riujiwletod-.-, loudly crvliiK thi be had beeu rohhed. Tbla morning he displayed a Hue wateh aud consider able gold and later found hlra-elf without his tiuieplKw. Later Id the day be found the missing wateli iu a pocket of his clothes. He made as much fue about It as If he had Inst a bale iY hnp at present prices. The Afternoon Paper. The afternoon paper Is the raper of the masses. The merchant aud the pr ifeselonal man read the mnrnlog paper, but these re a very small por tion of a newspaper's constituency. And even they aean it hastily. The evening edition usually gives the first publication. It In for this reason that the eveuitig utwspaper is sought as an advertising medium. It reaches the larger number of the purchasing publlo when they have leisure to read and digest. Helena Herald. Encyclopaedia for Sale. The Guahd offers a ten-volume Amerloanlzeil EucyolopaedlaBrlfannl oafornale. There are 690U pages of the work, 90 o 'lured maps of stales aud Oiumrtea aud numerous tllu tratious. 1 1 is durably bouud iu sheep aud has beeu well used. Io this condensattrnof the Britantoa especial pains were taken, aa the name Indicates, to give special preference to sutijroiaof American Interest, at the same time pruning long and prolix articles of all superfluity, though not materially curtailing the presentation ofuesirable facta. This euoyulopaeilia has been lu con stant use for Beveral years. It is offer ed tor sale for the sufliuient reason that ibeomce has been supplied with a complete tirltauulca with a live-volume 'American supnlemsnt." A Parson's Noble Act, 'I ornlltall lh. a..,rlH tn 1. n nn. I writes Rev O J Budlong, of Ashway' R I, "what a thoroughly good and re liable medicine I fouud in Eleotrlo Hittnre. Thev eiirmt ma nf Lnninna aud liver troubles that had caused me great Buffering for many years. For a genuine, all-around cure they excel anything I ever saw." Electrlo Bitters are the surprise of all for their wonder- IU, nuin ,11 ion, niKUVJT HI,,! abUIUHCU trnilhlnio T,i,.i,. full I., t rn , h.m ,lnln 10 oentn. Hrtlsfiiutlou guaranteed by vv xi uv inri(j. The Imperial. Cottage Grove, Or. First class. 8ni io mom 80x50 feet, well equipped. Katie 1.00 and fl.W perrirtv. -: tf .- . r'i-t t'i iw ''' Y Ajsryvs Bo!!f Invalid's CiiAiR,-One second- hand invalid's wheel chair at a bar gain. Kays FdrnitobeC'o. Toclo-e, a few 6-drawer drop-head sewing machlnts, guaranteed for five years. E,jual to any $30 machine made. Special, while they last, only t'M each. Paine A Kay. TO CURli A COLO in ONH OAY l ke, baxalive Br mm Quinine Tablets All drults r- fjod the money If It fulls to cure. E W Jr ve's eiguature Is on each box. So. ;U js. 8 w Kt&tr Been .bs .1 FOR THE BOWELS If yon bnven't a rcpT'iin", hortirhy mimpnE or int iBotuii'mnri!" writ. K.rf.ifi tl'o hfii.tsijl lp KT, Clli1fll I"' "-j l'. ... ... r CANDY CATHARTIO PAT 'PW1 LIKE CANDY Pliunt. P.ItM. Potent. T.t'l"n. ri"Ooj.d Si.i r sicken, e. e.ki n ,.r llrl'. 10, ! n.l W tenlj ,.-r box. Write lor free ..inele, boofcl.ie rrrnuiio 'siuwiii.T rrneAJV. uiiriMlev 'WJ,0,,,; KEEP YOUH BLUuu uLcAB THE BIG: Bo mnch spoken of on thf 'Itm ti of vw i the OVKliTON WU-L HPFH n4 I'AIMCU, No4'tWifit tvliih itMt. At thin p'." you'll flrd eTfrT'hiDH (Lat ii Dw ci) op to-fin'.fl in WallpspT, pftlDtH RD'l Oil 0'1 erer;tLiif crrit- iu out hat. GROSSMANN'S PATENT WRITING RING. TH K moiit Imn-'rtai.t irritTor-inerl i,1 ths Me in the rt f c' H,nhie, insliin (lie Jeioreet writer a M'Vit'li t . Mo', i" f" wek. I,y the ne tl,l nnii. Ke f.r.1 tv pron,inent r.,l' rr.-1. lent. ari'J Jvwl. ol y. iucMi',n In K,ir"s sliI Anjerina. tsn,,'- ,..r-n ss.rud .1,. . a-nt i"-t I f -r II "l. .irrla sareple 'K tien or lerin a .mir'e rm, suta WTie'her ! uje., woman,' cluiiL PENN MFG SUPPLY CO. 40 h' U ' i "-h 'tee-t. Olhy Use Stale Groeepies When we will Mil you fresh one. at reafinabls i ricfcf We keep fresh Staple UroceriM as well as lancy unas in steak at all times an.i ituuantu tbeui. Try Heinz Pure J. W. WHITE, ,HER ; (Si IfMAJESTY S.By Zoc A. HutcWnps u ts 5 CopyrLsht, 1001, by Z. A. Hutciinss j I Tho prime minister mopped, bis foro henil and tho duchess dried her eyea. They had Just been through a trylug ordeal with her majesty tho quoou, .who "would not marry the Duko Kel nar and would not marry tho Prince Corray, state reasons or no state rea sons!" The minister and the ducbesa, the young queen's mother, had yielded and bad sent her highness, triumphant. Into the garden to make her proposal to her favored subject, the Earl of Norwood. Queen Mario wandered along the gar den paths uutll she espied Lord Nor wood, end then she) began plucking roses In embarrassment at his ap proach. "Ah, my queen!" he said, bending his knee and pressing her hand to his lips. "You will hurt tueso tender hands with the cruel thorns. I Bhnli break the roses for you." "I have to tell you something," she said, with averted eyes. "Do you really core? TJavo they con sented? Oh, my queen, I never dared hope" "Consented to what pray?" she said Coldly. "I haven't told you anything.' "N-no," he Btammered. They walked on In silence between the rows of blooming azalea hushes. Suddenly she said, with an impatient movement of her bands: "I wish 1 were a dairymaid." "Why, your majesty?" ho exclaimed, stopping short In amazement. "Yes; t wish I wcro a dairymaid," she contlnuod, "and I should bo milk ing a good old cow, and then the farm er's lad would chance along, and he .would look at mo ns if bo were not afraid of nic, and ho would say: 'Oh, Mnrlo' I mean, 'Oh, Tlldy I lovo yon bettor than my wealth, better than my title' I mean, 'better than than my plow. Will you bo my wlfo? And I would say I might Bay, "Yes If it ho would beg hard enough." The queen hung her head and blush ed. "Would you say that?" Lord Nor iwood cried eagerly, seizing ber hand. Then, remembering, ho dropped it "I wish I were a farmer's ladl" he muttered Impatiently. After an em barrassing pause, "You see, your moj. esty, wo are elnves to custom, slaves to a somotimcR annoying and sovcro master called etlquotto and ceremony, and more abject slaves to our own mis erable cowardice." "Now, you will have to yield mo the victory In tho argument we bad last nlghtr she said gleefully. "Confoss "IOUB ntlHBLR SERVANT AWam TOUB, 1'LKAIIUUE," IIH AKHWKlUtU. thnt I was right when t said that peo ple In bumble life ore happier than we of pomp and ceremony. At last you .will have to say that I am light and you oro wrong." And sho langhed tri umphantly, clapping her hands and pelting him with azalea blossoms. "Suy you ore wrong quickly!" she or dered, seizing the sword from his scab bard and holding It above bis head. "No," I will not suy It not even to my queen," ho answered, fascinated by ber change of humor. "What! Will not acknowledge you hro In the wrong? Oh, flo!" "Hut I'm not hi tho wrong. It Is ths ,wny In .which we look ot things wheth er our environments need order our happiness or not " "Ah, you ore cornered! Did you not sny a moment ago thnt we aro the slaves of custom, which amounts to tho inno thing?" "Well, then, we'll sot custom aside," bo wild, n trine piqued at being caught "We'll suppose you to be a dairymaid, for you know you reully are no better, being a niofal, and only elevated by well, sny by tho chance of custom" "lndewd!" she said Icily, tossing her bead. "If so you consider mo, we may as well discontinue any further sc- qualntnnco!" And she turned about and walked townrd the castle. He wss Dot preimred for this development and was for a moment too stunned to do anything but stnro after her. Recov ering himself, ho sprang to her sldo. "Your majesty," be cried, "forgive me! I did not think I would not have vexed you for tho world. It was only for the sake of eriramcnt yoa know." "Then sny you have lost the argu ment" she said petulantly. "No, I bavrn t lost It bee a use yon b . ... hur ma o n f " Cider Vinegar. AltMORY BLOCK, i'hone, Kvd 474. She started nw.ty asaln, but came back and suld haughtily: "Sluco you do not seem to under stand no' rank, I shall tako the oppor tunity to let you know It aud your owu inferl your own rank," Your bumble servant awaits your most royal hlghuess' pleasure!" he answered, bowing coldly. She seemed disconcerted, and, pluck- ing some Bowers, turned around at least thrvo times. You must know of course von know It stnntls to reason, thnt yoa know I menu that you have always known how a queen must It's the cus tom for ber to Instead of tho man- Why do yoa keep looking at me so? I don t bejevo youTe winked your eyes once!" The queei was almost in tears. "I shall look at that tree," ho said, turning his bead In another direction. "Well, you know a queen has to, has always bad to oh, you do distract me sol Oo behind that bush, where I cant sec you." He disappeared behind a tall bush. and she continued: "It Is supposed to be a groat honor for a queen to bestow on a man, but sometimes tho queen doesn't think it so. Sometimes tho queen feels hon ored and would prefer to be asked, Can you see me?" "Ycsl" huskily. "Look over the other way. But It Is,' she continued. "I must oh, I cannot say It!" she cried, wringing bar hands. Us rushed from behind the green fo liage. "Oh, my Own; yea, you cant Just say Itr he pleaded. "Why. I could, easily I" "Why don't you, then?" covering her face with her hands. "Why because I why. Just say Just sny Just anything!" "Well, go back again, then," sho said weakly. But wheu bo disappeared she burst Into angry tears. "I'll not do It!" sho cried, stamping her foot. "I'll never, never, never do It!" And sho fled to tho house. The prime minister thought he had never seeu quite so perverse and In tractable a queen, while tho duchess pleaded nnd commanded In vain. "No; I'll not do tho proposing! I'll stay an old maid I" "Wo will allow her six months to mako up her mind," said tho minister svoarlly. "Allow! Allow! Slnco wheu did you become queen? Wuntl Six months. Indeed! I'll be married this very min uter' And then tbo queen ran from the room In a passion, down tho steps, Into the garden. "Whore nre you going?" asked the Earl of Norwood, mooting her. I'm going down to tho village to mnrrv tho blacksmith!" sho auswsred. hurrying past him. Ho ran after her nnd cauabt her bands. "Oh. mv uueenl Oh. Mnrlel I love vou. I lovo you bettor than my wealth, hotter, than my tltlcl Say that you lovo me! Say it quickly!" TTn folded her Iu his arms. "I am as happy as a dalrytnaldl" sue whispered. "And I as a farmer's lad!" A Motliodloal Heine A man of method, who attended to everything on schedule time, whothor It was work or recreation, naa mo tor- tune to fall In lovo when he had passed tho ago of forty. The mlstroes of bis heart DUt nD with his oddities. Ho had regular nights for calling upon her, regular hours for coming and going, remilnr theater nnd club nights, etc. In fact sho looked upon his regularity aa something: admirable. - Things had been going on In this way for two years, and finally the great crisis came. Thoy were to be married. The day was fixed, the wed ding clothes wore made, the guest In vited aud the minister was engaged. At the aDDOlnted time they were all assembled. Tbo bride was dressed. the weddlna presents were displayed. but the bridegroom came not The brido wept and tainted, but it did no good. Finally some friends of the de linquent groom hurried away to see If he could be found. Ho could. He was at home in his room, reading as unconcernedly as If he had never con temnlated sotting married. "What la the matter? Why don't vou come to rour wedding?" sbotrted his friends. The man of regular laablts laid down bis books. "I am very sorry," he said, "but this is my regular day for staying at horns and rending. I forgot It wnen I maae the engagement. The wedding will have to be postponed." Ixmdon Tit- Bits. Their Stearins Oasr. A professor of a profound subjoot at Harvard university bos a small son who Is very observant and Inquisitive and a hired ninn who has all the Irish wit and good humor. The other day the small boy was playing with a cut In the stable while Larry cleaned the harness. "Hay, Iirry," he asked, "why do cut always land on their feet?" "They shteer themselves wld t bob tail. " "Well, how do rabbits steer them selves? They haven't long talis, only a stub." "Wld their ears. That's phwst they hsre their long ears for." "Well, how does a bulldog steer him self? lit doesn't have long tars or long talL" "Wld his bark." The boy looked doubtful and wss silent Presently be ran In to his father's study, and in a few minutes cams back to th stable. "Larry!" "Yls?" "That's true what you fold me about bulldogs. I asked pnpa. slid he read sotncthlns to t'uimiuu out of s book about 1)6 rks that steer agsinst tht wind.'" Youth's Companion. CLASSIFIED G0LUM8. Notices nnder this head not to' eieaad hte luea. M oenta par week II 60 a month) 1S par vaar. For Sale. FOR BALE. A flue rewuleiifle for sale at a bargain. Inquire of Wil lamette Valley Land Co. or of Mrs Heolop on the corner of Fifth aud Lawrence streets. , Help Wanted. WANTED. Six wood cutters at the Uuole Mam mine. WANTED. Immediately, good eons, aud laundress. Apply to Mrs R Mi Murphey, 308 Willamette street. UIRL WANTED. li quire at Mis E H Ingham's residence, North Peerl street. WANTED. A girl for geuaral hou-e- woik. luqulro liututrdiatrly at 620 Lincoln street, betwoeu 7tli and Bill M rs tfeo O Yorau. WANTED. Hands t o dig potatoes For particulars oall at John Davles' tailor shot). Ninth street. Ilisdon Mock. tor Kent. FOR KENT. A new ooltagt with all modern Improvements will be ready for rent by Not 1st For particulars call at 10th aud Patterson. City Property for Stk HiNnaioKs' Annmos to Ecasss To those desiring to purchase ally lots, I have )aid out an addition on the south side ol toe our sua norm or college tun rata I have VU lots hi this addition, and an sellins them verv low so as to suable aver one to have a home of their cwu. The prioe oi uies iota is irom vw np. Euas Brswaar Annmos to Kcoaas g I have some verr deslrrab! lot la this addition. In the very heart ol Lbs elty and wunin a lew nioota ol Willamette tireeb Wnrruasa's Anomosi to Enosna I have a lew lots in this addition within two blocks ol ths First National Bank. Oollsob Htu, Faux I havs 100 lots in Ibis addition Ths prioe now Is $50 each. W will advance the prioe soon. We expeot College Hill rats, to become tna most oesiraDie resi dence property in or near the cUy HiNDBioxa' A nun-ion to Couums iiuo. Piss We have 70 lots for sale aheap In this addition; also 40 or 60 acres of very choice iruu lauti. 1 nave ou Ml place woo young prune trees, about 400 Burllett pear trees, and you blaok walnut trees, also apples. plums and small finits. Th is plaoe has a good laim ncuse, nam ana out-nouses, sad is a moBt Deauiuui suumuan piece oi prop erty, it la known as the Lioouat mil larji. and there is no plnoo in tho stats more oeautllully and pleasantly situated, i am not in real estate ousinees as a busi ness we sell our own lands only. 1 employ no agents. Auy one deatriug to paronase any ot this property will find me st the First National Bank. I will be pleased to show propertv and give prices. I mtaht ex- onauge some oi Mis property lor good tuuuur land, uome and see me. Suburban Property lor Sale. 30 aora In 6 or 10 sere tracts. Ths and Is first class, located less than mile from the poeloflloe, Ideal bulldiDg site. This land can be bouglilmuoh cheap er than town lots, and to Ibe part; buying the first tract aud building oo same a special Inducement ou price will be made. WILLAaCHTTB V ALLEY LAND CO Fortune Favors a Texan. "Having dlslieasing pains la bead, baok aud stoinaub, aud being without appetite, I began to use Dr. King's New Life Pills," writes W. P. White head of Keuuidele, TtX', "and soon felt like a new man." Infallible Id atomaob end liver trouble. Only lie toeDts.at W L DeLano's Ui ug store, , Storage, Storage, Stff ge. Geo. T. Hall and Bone publlo and prlvato warehouse now ready .for all kind of atorage. Hops, wool, grain, merchandise aud household goods. We want three or four thousand bush Is of oat. Hall and Hon. 1 New Addition to Eagene. R F Baker A Co have platted the R F rjoott land oousl-tlng of ii lot situ ate two blocks south of th Patterson sohool building. These are dselrabl lota and are for sale at reasonable price. or runner luiormation oan on RKBakbs), Offloe at No t Wwt Ninth street. A Boj't Wlld.Elde (or Life. With faml'y -rr,iiml eipeol nr biro to die and a -on illiig I ' 'lie, 1H mile to get Dr Klug's New llieoovery for ootisumptlon, 0 tie-it- and colds, W H Hrown, of i, iv v Ho, I "it. endured death's siroi -ee (r un, allium, but this wontlerful jii.-die.lMe . gave loslaut re-, lief and f. in cu nil him. lie writes: 'I now a) p sou ,l'y every nlgli:." I.Iks ni ii v ou ourpi , of oon-iumi'tlon, pueumon a, lironcliitlsviuvhs and grip prove Ii Histoids merit lor all throat and lung trouiilea. Uuarantewd Im Vkunmi. I l.-l ,bottle rteeat .V 1 D Latin's dtu4 -ture - Saved. Twenty.flvi ot'iU s v :d by placing rdr for tha ' la idaid Designer before Not Kill with ri V Rankin. Orders taken for 76s per year. R-mi ar pile I '.00. No20 W.t 7ih Hiiet, Uf tta'r over the Rankin mualo store. CASTOR I A for Infants ud CUildrsa ln Uod You Kat, A.'wajs Boufk the Of I BU8INK8H CAKDS ATTOKN K YS-AT LAW. M WILLIAMS. ATTORNKY-AT-LAW Collsotlons a ipMlaltv. mce uver Ljuio lounty Bask, BILYETJ, ATTORNKY-AT-LAW OlHce Over First National Hank. Kuaass, Osjoos, O WOODCOCK, ATTOHNBY-AT-LAW . Cthos-One half blook south olUhrlamaa Block Kuoass, Oaioos. K.K 8KIPW0UTR JOHN UPLPE. 8K1PWORTH & PIPK3 ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Will praotio In all the Court's. Kuans Oasoos, HSLSIUS W THOICrSOS CBA A 8AU! rjlUOMPtiON 4 HARDY, ATTORNEYS AT-LAW. Offlot In First National Bank BulMUur. Praotloe in all the oonrta. Eoesas, Oasoos. LM TRAVIS, AttmcyAi Law, OfSoe Over Eugene Loan St Barton bank. Eugene, Oregon. QWBDOKMM ATTORNEY OO ONBELOR-ATLAW Will mottoa la all tha eoui. af tka Maod Judicial District and la ths Supreme Court t the elate. - Spatial etteatloai srlvaa to aollaoilaiia an4 oaattare In probata. Office First National Bank Bldf. Rooms 1, 8 sad A. Joha H. Eilmttueoa Leoa R. Edmans oa XDMUNSON a EDMDNSON. ttoraeys-At-Law. Practice la all the oonrta. Collections a sped elty. rOthoe Over Loan A Savings Bank, EUUICNB, OREGON, H KltBERT LKIUU ASSAYER AND METALLURGIST Ecu iks Oaiao Meet equlppe 1 .'. -- Laboratory In the State. I'rompt aud .... . eti-.ru guaranteed. Workinu l.- I. b. u ui, i,, -amules oi one to fifty pound i .lei. . .iitc ,'.oj most suitable method ot tre.uieiie. OUIHK.Iio,U ATTu oN . . i1 AT LAW. Offios in Loan A Saviig bank building. Room U. Suealal attention tlveu to hmd and Eugene, ( 'rogon. MKI'M'AI. JAIN UiuUk UJSNDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Offloes In Eugene !Loaa k. Savings Bank iiuikUng. - ' "peaial attanUon to surgery sad surgical die eases of women. J 8 LUCRE Y, JEWJCLEK.I Watches and Olootu'Rtpalnd. Ecssm, Oaseoa QEOROB O il DeBAR, U. D, PHYSICIAN i SURGEON. Ofl'.oa.- Room over Eugene Loan k Savlags Dank. Residence No iW Pearl street VaO attended to day or uiirht. i'hon oreslilepue. Main 77. Otlioe, . Malu 4. - ' . .OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN JQR HUGH E. PINLAND 8uosssor to Dr Alia Bsalu.. OrriCE-Sult la Seveatk sweet lisCIux Black, K laminations sad ooasnllatloea trs. 1) B 0) B1DDLK, DENTIST, Omoe-Ob Oliv strssi, , bstwesa firth tad Sixth straauoae kleek .was at Missis hotel rpaa PAOiriC MUTUAL LIYsV '.Very LaAest HUs-K.AND.AtXJlDENTpUqnca ALBERT J CARON, Osa Act. Portland, Or JiM WU.LIAMS, Local Aft Eagsa. Or F. C. and American Bcavty Corsets Will tify the demand of .tho most fastidious. Thl afuarente with verr pairs "Monsy refunel- d after four weeHV trial 1C oortet 1 not otle factory" LooK for . tha Trad MarKe the) elrfn of quel Itx-on label of bo aod Inside of coreet Kttlamaxoo Corset Co. MAKERS KaUmaaoo. Michigan. SOLO BY ' AX BIUY bEPARTMENT STORE Ktga Orafoa IraiLALiWUf A. . . ...... -