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Newspaper Page TextPORTLAND WILL ENTERTAINj BDtDNKtSii OAKDS !A i .fa y Ilvo Always Bought, And which has heen' m u.,o r VLr jeiirs, lias Uorno tho slsrnatnro of ,fCrZT a"d ,ImS bcc,,,alQt. hU per. r? f-iJtrj,A nilnpcn-l8tott aln.e tnftmcv. AUownoonotodecc - o v.-MauS 411 Counterfeits, Imitations ond " Jut-as-t-u" no hnt jspirimciits that triflo with and cuiIaiiKer t! a lieauli c jufants and CUildren-Kxporianco agalust KxporinuiiU ' What is CASTORIA rastoria Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil. Pnm. gorie, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcntio substance- Ita ago is its guarantee. It destrovs Worms and allays Foverishncss. It cures Diarrhusa and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho' Stoniwli and Kowels, giving hcallhj and natural sleeit. The Children's rauacca Tho Mother's i rieiid. cenupne UAbTOR r.i 1 Bears the Signature of SHie Kind You Have In Use For Over SO Years. TUB OEMTAun OOMMNV, TT MUNUV STUCr.T t. ; JV VORK OtTV it MRS. HELENA BLAV. Young Milwaukee fKN thousand cured I women have witten I to tell how Wine of Carilui bestows the biasing of health on every Toman who takes it, rich and poor alike. Mrs. Helena ISIau, No. 123 Sev enth Street, Milwaukee, Wii., is one of the young women whom Wine or Car dui has rescued from a life ofsuil'erinsz. She writes: "Tine of Cardul la certainly Vorn out women's best friend and I am pleased to give my experience with H. A few months ago 1 caught a severe cold, hav ing been out in Inclement weather, which tettled all over me, particularly In the abdomen. I was In almost constant pain. 1 consulted a physician and took his medicine lor a month and without any relief, i tlien decided I would try your medicine and it was a lucky day for me when 1 did so. I noticed a change in a lew days and felt encouraged to continue taking 7ine of Cardui, and my patience was rewarded, for in two weeks my pains had left me and 1 felt like a new woman." WINE of CARD f GR03SM ANN'S J PATENT WRITING RING. mwt important Improvement of tho age wewtof iwnmaahip, making tim poorest wripletiilid penman in a few weeks by mm of this rinff , Endorsed by proinineut jwge PrelentB and Boards of Education in Ot itid America. Sample dozen mooned 2 "viP08' 1ftid .for L00 8inftle Baml)le JLtu ordermS single ring, state -wner for man, woman, or child. PENN MFG SUPPLY CO, I No, 119 S. Fourth Street, I PHILADELPHIA. I L. G. HIGGINS ff. ASSAYED. GRANTS PASS, OREGON. CHARGES Tg.Silw, Copper, Lead, each ".Silver and Copper ".Silver and Lead $1.00 1.50 2. 50 250 8.00 ill ork done carefully, and straight busl Boone. Mail orders solicited. Mri. Helena ItlaH. It's This Big A bar of Diamond "C" laundry soap is 4'4 Inches long;2H inches wide and mcl es igh It costs a little more or a little ls than five cents a bar-depends upon market condi mns and the cost ot the tallow used m its manufacture. A bar of Is enouch for a week's washing for a family fi4e- saw t.r tmvn wn nhowiBK oxtr i-rvnimm Qoest. A puUl Will briim it. Premium Dept. The Cudahy I ALWAYS Always Bought Society Woman. The woman who has suf- ered from femalo Wtaknes. should do anything within reason to secure health. Wine of Cardui is the medi cine that appeals to reasona ble women women who hold operations and cutting in horror women whoknow that Nature is the best phy sician. Wine of Cardui elves w omen back their health by civinc Nature a chance to build tip 'iie wasted and dis eased tissue. Wine of Cardui regulates the menstrual flow and Nature, when relieved of the drains or of the poisons in the system, makes the functional organB strong and healthy again.. Any woman who is silently suffering untold pains because she is too sensitive to undergo a physician's examination and treatment can find no excuse for not securing relief when Wine of Car dui is offered to her. There is no pub licity to deter her. She can take Wine of Cardui in the privacy of her home, with as much assurance of a final cure as though a dosen doctors recommended it. Many physicians do recommend Wine of Cardui to their patients. Why not pet a $1.00 bottle of Wino of Cardui from your dru'ist today? VI million puuernijT women have found relief in Winu of f wlui. fYon Flub Adamantine Plaster Does not Crack, Break or Ruu, I Guarantee it Fireproof Waterproof Can drive nails into or hammar on it without breakage. Don't use rotten sand planter. Adcjetwor eee J. L. LOMBARD, Plasterer. Bankers Life Association ol Dei Moines, low.. Salt liurince-lowRtl-Spcll Future, that pies." busy men. Rite cards at First Netlonil Bsnk ind Loin and Savings Bsnk. MI Et-Wo V.l"l ii " rapixrn, Packing Co, Se- OmaHa, men. Railroads Make Low Rates on Oc casion of Oregon Irrigation I AssociationConvention. ! Th Orepon Irrigation Association ! couveiitlou of over 400 delceales w'll j cemDiB tn Portland Tudny and Wednesday, NovemierlS and 10; a!t.o the Oregon Bar As?oclatlon meets tliere on the sms dayp, on whioh occAslaDs the rallrjuds have made reducsd rate, tickets Kcod forhlx days on all lines from points in Oregon to Portland. ruriiand )in:(ve to e; tt rtlu all j visltots over the railroads on the occu- non wun a ou or concert, free tbea tree, with visits to wheat ships, publio library, Oregon Historical Society rooms, the J500,0D0 City Hall and the $1,00(1,000 Federul custom house, a steamboat ride un the Willamette and Columbia rivers, and in other ways as wilbest show Portland's enterprise, hosplt.lity and de,ire to beooma better acquainted with tue eol) of the whole state and they with it. It Is expeoted several thousand peo ple from all ovtr Oregon will take ad vantage of the otieap excursion rates anuonnoed by the O R & N, Southern Pacific, and .Northern Pacillo to viilt Porllaud irrigation week, and it is the Intention otibe bu iaess men of Port land to give these a royal weloome and free entertaiDmeut regardless of whether ttey oome as regularly ap pointed delegates or simply as visitors. "Hello Bill." In aDnounoIng the appearanoe at the Parker next Friday night of Willis MrxwoU Goodhue's jolly comedy, "Hi l:o B'll" Manager Ross .confident ly predicts that his patrons will eupy one oi the greatett comedy treats he has yet given them. For the benefit of those who do not know what "Hello HI 1'' is, it may bo said that this most amusing of Utter day comedies is an absurd confilimeratlon of rldlcul.ius situations brought about by "Bill's" acting like a true descendant of the father of lius, thus leading to a plot of the funnieet oom lloeli ins that were ever thouKht of by a farce writer. To esoape going to juil for an esoapade be hides for three months, and In the meantime makes his biUe nf a few n.iuutes believe he Is a geneisl of the United States army flb;i'ig for Cuba, The real general, whose IdeDtity he has attempted to assume, oomes on the soeue lust as "Bill" Is about to be given a reception by b s townspeopla. Iu I'identsl to the pi t- are soores of o'.her abiurdities and It ii not exaggerai n to say that laughing never oeaee. '1'he company engaged iu thi year's pre sentation of the merry pi ly Is a notable one, iucluri ig in its ranks such well known and capable players as James F McDonald, 8 8 Wiltsle, Arthur L Cog User, Fraiik T Olenu, (Jldeon Button, Robert Watt, Margiret Dale OwBn, Paulije M HioitUr, Mildred Claire, Katriryn Vitioent and Marlon Ki-iby. Asleep 4mid Flames. Breaking into a blazing home, some reinen 1st lv dragged the sleeping in males (ruin death, Fanoled security, aDd death near. Ii'a that, way when you 1 ct : lUjjhs and colds. D m't do il. D. Kinn's New Discovery for Con- u it pi Ion gives prfect protection agalnet all throat, chest and lung truble'. Kiep It nearand avoid Builer lug, death and dootor'a bills. A tea poouful stop a late cough, persistent use the most stubborn. Harmless and nloe tai-tliie ; It's guaranteed to eatiBfy by W L Delano. Prloe 5U0 and $1.00. Tri 1 lioi lies free. 1 w 'j..- sr ji i. X .t4. bears u,i KtignBtare Startling, But True. Tf everv one knew what a grand medioine Dr King's Now Life Pills Is," writes D H Turner, DempseytowD, Pa, "you'd sell all you have In a day. Two weeks' use has made a new man oi me." Infallible for oont-lipatton, stomach and liver troubles. 26o at W L DeLano's drug store. Saved. Twentv-five cents saved by placing orders for the Standard Deelgner before Nov 25th with S U Rankin. Orders taken for 76e per year. Regular prloe 11.00. No 20 West 7th street, upetalr over the Rankin muslo store. THE BIG 40 Ro much fpoken ,f on the itrw l of Kneene l Ibe OVKUTOS WALT. I' PHt aril PUN! CO, S,, 4wtt( hu ti'b lt'rt. At tbn place you'll 4nd v. rjlbiug thai is OfW t't tp to ll 10 n!lip?r. pii.ts and oils and eteijlLiig carried in om lie. OUR EYES ARE OPEN FOR BARGAINS"? We ave yon money on grooerin and provision., beoauM we keep our eye. open for bargain, in that line. "A pjnny ive.l I. a rnuy tamett." And when we uvemouey for ourselves we save It for our cuatomors. Try our Peudtslou Hard Wheat Flour, J. jl Phone. Red 47-4- 1 rf'i V 1 V , PT i'V If i f'l Wl f I I AN EXPLOSION OF GRAY MATTER By Charles Curtz Halm Copvrioftr. 1901, by A. S. JHcJuinbon V n 1. I f 1 I I'f '1. f I T I V I f I . 1 f I It was two weeks after the terrific explosion lu Dr. Wulurlght's office, which had injured six men and nearly killed the doctor. Just how it had oc curred was a mystery not only to tho public, but also to Dr. Wnlnrlglit's brother physicians, who, after carefully examining tlio wrecked otUoa, could (hid no sufficient cause for such an ap palling disaster. Tho doctor himself was luld up in St Joseph's hospital, and his man, who had given tho alarm by shouting from tho second story win dow of tho doctor's office, had boon un til this day, when he began his narra tion, confined In the Presbyterian hos pital and unnble to give an account of what he knew. "Ye see," said Mike to the half dozen dootors arouud his bed, "the doctor was dlggiu' away at his books an' his skel etons an' cuttiu' away at dead bodies Ri MIKE TXIiLINO BIB STOUT. until bo begun to think that ho knew till about a man an' could come as near miikln' one as tho Creator himself, God forgive me for soyln' it But ho didn't enro to do that, for he said there wero entirely too many nion in tho world now. What he did want to do was make n brain, an' after three years nv linrd study an' practlcln' ho did so. I can't tell ye whut ho made it av, hut ho knew himself. Bure, he used to bo put terln' around In tho office all hourB av the night, kapln' mo nwako whin I naded rest, for I slept In tho littlo room behlnt tho office. "Well, after tho doctor had studied the lngradieuts av a man's brain until ho knew Just what It was niado av, he wlnt to work moddlln one. An 1 helped him, may God forglvo mel Ho had Btudled some phrenology or other an' knew how to fix tho humps, too, 10 that his brain would be benlvolint, nu' whin It was done it wob as near like mo own as two pcaB, barrln' the difference In elzo. Ye know what In Alienee, ouo mind has over another? Well, this was tho principle on which tho doctor was workln'. Ho lntlnded to work on other men's minds by this big brnln av IiIh'u. "i'o'll bo wondcrln' how he sot It goln', au' thnt Is something. I'll not tell yo, either, for I don't know, but he figured an' figured wld electricity an' tho powerB av tho air nntll be rigged up a mnchlno thnt aid the busi ness, an' whin ho wanted to set the thing a-goln' all ho hud to do was turn a littlo crank, an tho brain began send- In' out Its Influence, an' as It was doz en times bigger than a common man's brain be figured that be could make any man do what he wnnted blm to if he once got him under tba Influence av It . "Ye mind owld Lawyer Skinner, him as wlnt crazy a year ago an' deeded away all his money to hospitals an' churches an' colleges? Av coorso ye do. Faith, It was the doctor as did It May tho saints prcsnrve us, yla, tho doctorl As 1 told ye, this brain av hls'n was made benlvolint, llko me own, wld a great bulgln' forehead. We cxperlmlnted on a number av animals before wo enmo to I-awyer Bklnmrr ye know what a close flirted man he was an' tho riches nv hlin? Well, one day whin I see the do tor toolln' him uu tho stairs I wondered what was In the wind, but tho doctor had every thing ready for blin unbeknownst to me; had a checkbook an' a lot av wrltln' pniier an' deeds an' convey ances on the clntiT table In tho room whoro tho bruin was, an' pen an' Ink too. "'Just step Into the next room,' the doctor snid, all so pli asnnt as pio, -tin I look ot some papers nn' thin I'll Join TC.' "Well, tho doctor seen the lawyor seated nt the table nn' thin bo turned the crank, which was out In the room we wero In, an' thin we stood nn' watched him through the glass top nv tho door. First the owld fellow lmgan ro squirm around In his choir as if something was hnrtin' mm, nun nnceful exprlsslon came over his fnc, an' bo readied fur the checkbooks. lis nili-d ivry one av thlm for poor pcopls an' chunh- an' hospitals, an' whin they were nil nl up the doctor turned the power uowii a little arr wint in an' rot thus. Sure, an' ha was a cuts one, W.White, Armory Block was the doctor, for he slut me out to deliver thlm nil before he let the owld wiser out av the room. Next day ha wlnt around an' tried to git his money back, but the most uv it whs drnwud out au' ho couldn't. "But this did not satisfy tho doctor, an' so he tore the greut brain to pieces au' begau moddlln' another one the exact opposite uv tho benlvolint gln tlcmun. He picked up a low fellow from n saloon, who was all tight an' nlver spoke a pneef ul word In bis life. "Whin It wus done, ho set it up an' we began expertnilntlu' again, first wld animals an' thin wid men, an' at hist cam the dlllgatlou av preachers which caused tho trouble. Yo know thlm. Thero was Tarson Whltely av the Presbyterians, Mr. Wesley av the Mlthodlsts, Hector En sign av tho Episcopalians, Mr. Strang the Cninpbellltos, Dr. IHpley av tho Baptists an' one or two others, but their names has slipped me mind. "As soon as they wero seated In tho back room an' the current was turned on thlm preachers began argutn' au' thin after awhile to flghtln'. After watchln' thlm for a fow mlnutos tho doctor bocamo frightened at what ho had dono au', forglttln' all about the crank, rau in to separate the rlvrlud glntlemen. 'There be no nndo nv mo tellln' yo what happened thlnl The Influence caught him as soon as ho got Into tho room, nn' ho pitched Into the fight worso than uny av thlm. Begorrn, but It was a fine tlghtl Ochl How me heart Jumped wld Joy as I watched thlm peltln' one another an' breakln' tho furnlturo Into klndlln' wood! "Sea I to mesllf, 'Wld such pious mln scttln' the example there can he nothln' wrong lu a few whacks,' so wld a whoop 1 grabbed mo stick an' rushed In. 'Be the Donnybrook fair; but It was a swate time we hadt But It was too fine to last. What should that Baptist do but swing a chair over his head, thryln' to kill Dr. Whltely, an' instead av brlnglu' It down where ho should ho hit tho glass Jar on the shllf an' knocked the great brain to the floor an' broke it into a million pieces. Thin how crlstfallen nn' ashamed thlm preachers wnB whin they came to thlmsllves an' saw what they had bocn Uoln'. v coorso the doctor would not lx- plaln, an' so tho preachers began heg gln' him not to tell on thlm, which ho promised. "But I didn't. "Thin tho Btory wlnt around that thero hud been a terrific explosion In tho doctor's olllco, an' him an' I wero taken to tho hospltul. Whist thero comes the nurse wld tho gruel!" Clianae of Work. "Change of work Is often real rest," says a writer In AInBlco's. "Every ono ought to hnvo nn avocation as well as vocation and culllvntu an umatour Interest In somo form of cxerclso, gaino or culturo very rcuioto from his lino of breadwlnnlng activity. Perhaps no tiro Is so acute as that which is very partial and Involves certain muscles, movements and bruin centers, leaving others perhaps ovcrrostcd. By exorcis ing tho latter and, as It wero, equaliz ing the area of fntlguo or making It mora symmetrically distributed many of the best ofTccts of rent ore secured. Many of even tho diseases of exhaus tion are because energy of ono part or our pBycho-phyBlc organism Is over drawn whlln thnt of other parts Is ovorrestcd. This may make oven sleep partial and haunted by tho specters of the night Every ono who works with his muscles should carefully reserve somo fraction of tho day for reading and Intollcctunl work. Wo nro prone to forgot that this Is Just as Important ns for literary men to tako exerclso. It Is really amazing what one can do with only a frngmont of a day and of their total strength If It Is systemat ically used In one direction. Those who seek recreation In mero amuse ments of a frivolous nature are wast ing precious time ond capacity." A Wlttr Condaotor. The street cor conductor with a tnl- ent for repartee of the ncot ond pol ished order Is rare, and note should be made of him when found. A dissatis fied passenger found ono out In the neighborhood of Bronx park last week when two women who bad been trying to got to the zoological show com plained of tha difficulty they hod had In eliciting any information about Its whnrenbouts. , "Yes, madam," the dissatisfied man a stranger to tbem chimed In; "I can quite sympathize with you. Tho fact Is, I don't lielleve these conductors know the difference between botanical gnrdens and zoological. 1 doubt If any of tlieru could even tell a monkey from a man." Fares, plensc," said the conductor, Interrupting the conversation Just at that point "Fares, please. Nono of our business what you are so long as you pay your fare. Two7" New York Times. Tit For Tat. A Missouri farmer whoso hog had been killed by a train nnd who Imag ined himself to Ire something of a pout wroto thoso lines to the company's tlnlm agent for a settlement: My retorbselt etrolled down your traolc A week axo today; Your tl com. down the line And tnurfad his light away. You oan't blame m.; th. hos, you see. Blluved throush a cattle sat.; So kindly pn a Che. k for ten. The d.bt to liquidate, lie was rather surprised a few day! VT to receive the following: Old t rsme down the line And killed your hos. we know. But rasorharke oa railroad tracks Quite oflen mwt Wlh woe. Therefore, my frl-rd w. .snnot send. Tho rhurft fnr wlilrh VOII DlUM. Just plant th. end : pit-. o'r hie heaSj, "litre lie a foollah ewlne." Notices under this hood not lo'excw.l tiw lues, AO oenti per week; tl 6n a mantii; 1: I -r year. For Sale. FOB BALK A milk cow. Inquire at J. W. Kays' furnltura store. I-OH SALK.-A flue lewnkuee fu sale at i. bargain. Inquire of Wn lamelte Valley Laud Co. or of Mrs Hesiop on : he corner of K I h Mid Lawrence lre.w. Help Wanted. GIKL WAKTED.-Al ouoe. Call at Barker Hun Works or at rtwtdenoe of M 8 Barker, 383 Peail sire. t. WANTED. (lauds t o dig potutne. For particulars call ai Johu D.ivkv' tailor shop, Ninth street, Biadon block. Encyclopaedia for Sale. The Quakd oilers a ton-voluuu-A inorlcab Ized Enoy olnpaixl la Brl tan i. ! ea for sale. There aie BUO'J pages : the work, 06 colored maps of tales ami omutriee aud numerous lllu iriuloiir. U Is durably bound lu sheep and has been well used. In this condensatl n of the Brltauloa evpeolal pains were taken, as the name indicates, In give special preference to subjects of American Intoiesl, at the same time pruning long and prolix nrticles of all superfluity, though not materially curtailing the preseutatlon of desirable facts. This encyclopaedia has heen In con stant Use for several year. It is utter ed for sale for the eufllolent reaaou that theofnoe has been supplied with a complete Brltannloa with a five-volume wiuerioau supnl iiiniii." .Storage, Storage, Storage. Geo. T. Hall and Sens public and private warehnme now ready for all kinds of storage. Hope, wool, grain, meroliandlse aud household goods. We want three or foul thousand bush la ol oats. Hall and Bon. C S Farrow & Co ...REAL ESTATE... Loans and Insurance. Heater tn Harrestlne AUolilnory, Imple ments. Also hero storage room st reasonable rates. SF-Omoo 608 Willamette Bl Parker SA JUST ONE JOLLY NIGHT FRIDAY NOV 7 Here Is a laugh fnr everybody GOODHUK .& KBLjU'GG PrwenU An excellent oompanf of playere Including The Staging (JomedUo Mil JAMES V MAC DONALD and MISS PAULINE HIOKLEtt The GllMon Girl IN TUK JOLLY COMKDY SUCCESS Hello Bill The Mine funny company that vet the olty of San FranoUoo glow with laughter and wh pronounced by U the funnieat erect. I. Marquvm Grand Opera J juoum I onian i rnuay and Haturdy, Not H and in. PRICES 75 nd 50 ccnti. ...Sale of Seata Toaaday... GEJiTflAk WATKIHS. & MluLER PROPHIBTOHS - A fair share of the public pat ronage sollnllMi. To tho Farm ers we will pay the highest market prloe for (at oattle, hogs and ah.ep. Hhnp nn Will amette Bt, Eugene, Oregon. Orders promptly delivered Will Keep Constantly on Hand i Full Supply of BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL Tho MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY el New York, All (arms of lift, Cndowasnt and Geld Bond Policies sad Aanultles. Ouaraatced value sad rates furnished by W. A. WANN, Eugene. Or. '.ere the his t. ill in, 1 sw Alfl wy ATTtl KN K YS-AT LAW. M tYH.LlAMH, ATIUUNKY-AT-LAW follsotloDe a specialty. jmoe UT.r ljLna uounty Uank, BILYED, AlTORNKY-ATlW Otike-Ovw First National Bauk, Booms, Obiqos, O WOODOOUK, ATTOKNKY-AT-LAW Otlloe-Oae half block south oiOhttamaa Block Huouts, Oasaosi. K K 8KIPWORTU. JOUNMPD? SKIPWOKTH & FIPK3 S.TTOBNKY8AT-LAW Will praoUoe in all the Court's. Kuaaas Uasaos. bslisds w Thompson uUAa a luai rpHOMPSON 4 HAKDY. ATTOKNKY8 AT-LAYV, UBioe In First National Bank Buudtaj;. Kdgsmi, Oatoos, M THA Via, I Attorney At -Lew. Ultice Orw Kussue Loan & BaTinfs baak Kugen., tlreon. G XO, B DOHPIS AJTOKNKY A UOUNSKLOR-AT-LAW Will nraotlo. la all th. Knrt. ) th. Mmd Judicial Distriot aad la she Baptsssie Least ef th. siat aijil stUatlon fives, to eolleotiona aad jiatter. in probate. Urhoe Ftnt National Bank Bids. Kooms 1. 3 aad S. Joka at. Xdaanoson Jjeoa li. jsVImuson KpMUNtiON KPMITNOtf . tteseye-Akl.aw. 4 t'raotlee 1c all tb. ouurta. Oo6eutie a ally. sss-Ornoe UT.r Loam A bavuisa Ua&k, KUUKNK. OltKUON. UIU1KHT LKIGU ASSAYKK AND MBTAIXUKGIST Boauri Oriqom Ilest equipped Aauvy Laboratory in the State. Prompt and reliable leturn guaranteed. Working tents u vi on ore .uip.ea of one to Itfty poundi vjdutt t it.i.ie cUo tnoet ultabld method ot ti Hati- J. J. Walton 8. P. New WALTON k NUSS ttorneyi At Law, Will prautkoin all il. oourta In the etata. Office room No tt WUton block, Eugenr , Or. JOUIH K, ilKAN ATTOUNBY AT LAW. Offioe 11 Lo.h 0 ivii,; Li V Uulldlnf. Room 3, Hpeulu mti .Li jU L tid ;anu atoining uatteri. Kugene, Oregon, MEDICAL. JAINE A KTJY KENDALL, PUYBIOIAMS AMD 8UBGEON8. Offloee In Eugene .Loan (k Barings Bank Building. Bpeoiai attention to snrgery aad Burfioal dU eases o( wouiea. J 8 LUCKJBY, JEW ELKR, W.tohM and Oioeka'ltet.aired. Kcoasa, Oasoos OBTKOPATH10 PHYSICIAN JQU HUllll IS. l'ENLAND Buoeee-isr to Dr A1U. Smltk. OrriOK-Bnlt In Beventb street MoOlaag Block. zamInatloos aad oonsaltationa 6ee. QKOKUK O B DeBAK, at V. PUYBIOIAN and flUBQEON. Offioe. -ltnom ov r Eugene Loaa h Bavhue Bank. Kesid.no. No 2SU "tl stswat. Calls etuadsd to day et night. Phone tiasidenee, Mala 77. uraoe, ataia v. 1) a U B1DDLB, DIHTIBTI " "ajitti r Offiee Oa OUvs esreet, tetwsea flfia aad Blith streeteoas kleck west lalaaeaeSa kotoi rpua PAoino uvi PAUITIO mutval unt, Very Latest iLIF C, AN D.ADOIDBNT. POLICIES. ALBERT J CARON, Oe. Aft. PsrUaad. 0 J M TVII.I.IAMH, Local At, Bua.ee, Or P. C. and American Bcavty Corsets "Will satisfy th damands of th most fastidious. This suarant with very pairs "Money refund d aftr four weeht' trial If oorawt It not satls hctonr" L00H for thet Trad MarKs th aleina of qual- Itjr on boa and on inaid ot oorsat. labal ol Kalamazoo Coraet Co. M A K I D S Kalamazoo. Michigan, SOLD BY AX BILLY IEPARTMENT STORE Eugenie '