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Newspaper Page Textit rr -ii-l Vmi Have Always Eu.-hl, -iC v.l.ich lus l.cca' u e lor over 3v, years, lias bono the. slmintnm r fh u s strftzv am jl Count Imitations mid Just-ns-.,.,-," aro but; Espcrlmv-'ils l.it.a trillo with, mid endanger tho ltcnltli of Intuits and CiiUlrcu-Experlenco against txperumuu What is CASTORIA Castoi ia Is n harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops mid Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. 16 contains neitlier Opium, Morphine nor other Karcotio (iibstanec. Its age Is its guarantee. It destrovs Worms and allays I'everishness. It cures Diarrhoea and M ind flolic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Coiisthmti.wi and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho SUMiaeh and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep, Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend. - GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the The Kind You Have Mways Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. MARX STEAM DYEING I and CLEANING WORKS CHRIS MARX. Jr. Prop. k Bat equipped phn in the state for Bteum dning and dyeing clothes. Sp-iciul machin es tor cleaninir, dyeing and iinirihing ladies' irM good. Your personal'clntbitig sponged Impressed for$L00 per month. Phone Red 56-5 No 9 East Seventh St THE BIG Sa much spoken of on the streete of Eugene is (be OVEB.T0N WALL PAPSll and PAINICO, No 40 West Eighth st'eet. At this place you'll find everything that ib new and up-to-date ia wallpiper, paints and oils and everything earned in our line. 1 GROSSM ANN'S I PATENT WRITING RING. THE most importaot iuiirir-incnt of the axe atiwutofimnniuuHhi, mitkin.- Lit piorosl jjnteraspleudiil peuma-i in a few werka by uie of thin ring, Endorsed by urouiineut OAse Presents and Boards of J4iiuo.Hi.in in tiro; nd America. Sample dozen aa-or ed post paid for L00, single sample a Vt hen ordering a single ring, state nether for man, woman, or child. PENN MFG SUPPLY CO, t No, 119 3. Fourth Street. ! JHilLADKLFEIA. L. G. HIGGINS ff.ASSAYER. GRANTS PASS, OREGON. olUer, Copper, Lead, each J snd Silver Jr.SiWerid Copper Wd.Suvw and Lead 11.00 1.50 2.50 2.50 3.00 U work done carefully, and straight bml- - uuue. Man orders solicited. Ik Plaster Adamantine Plaster Does not Crack, Break or Run, I Guarantee it Firepr o of Waterproof Can drive nails Into or hammer on It without breakage. lon't use rotten aand plaster. Address or see J. L. LOMBARD, Plasterer. A FULL LINE OF Heating and Cook Stoves. Prices Low. LOUGHMILLER & PETER. ana lias beeiiina.loitnier his sonal supervision gin 0 hs iiifhnrv. . Signature of Htm yoft oiv Big Shipment, of Hogs. Medford 8outhern Oiegonian: Last Monday was "hog day" in Medford. In other words, 75,000 prunds were ex changed for ooio of the realm at 6 cents a pound, probatly the highest pii3e ever paid for lire portters In Southern Oregon. Tbey were weighed on Hubbard Bros' eoslds and averaged about 200 pounds each. J. W. Wiley, Guru & Wortrann and C. C. Rigadale purchased them from different parlies, Dial. in? a tt til of of 36S bead. Four thousand dollars v. ere paid for them, a little over tlO apieee. They wire slipped to Ban Franoieoo and occupied igbtcare. This Is more evidence of the frtot that nothing pays better than raising swine. CORRECT EYEGLASSES It Is natural for one when needing glasses, to look around to ascertain where the work of correcting their vis Ion oau bo done caHsfaotorlly. Having just returned from the Northern Illinois Bchoi lnf Opthalmolo gy of Chicago, the best optical sohool in exlstance, I feel eafe In promising relief in any owe of defective sight that can be relieved by glasses. Ex amination free. J. O. Watts. Call for City Warrants. . All ruUtiPding i y warrants up to and Ino utiiug No 831, reti-tered Janu ary 13th, 1002, v.ili be paid on presen tation at my office on JNiovenioer iu, 1902 Intereitwlll cease on thetdy. Frank keisner, City Treasurer. For Rent. One hundred anil twenty aores ad- joining Eugene for rent, of whlon aorm n 1 1 w I'"' na " a" " i...... Partot Bl i. d u. in clilm. Appiy k A t; woodcock. Asleep inid Flames. Breaking Into a blszlng hom-, some firemen lat.ly dragged the sleeping from death. Fauoled security, ..M Hth near. It's that way when you neglect coughs and cold. Don't do it. nr KJng' New DiHCovery for Con- ...mntinn elves perfect protection .il throat, chest and lung trublee. K.ep It near and avoid sutler ing, death and doctor's bills. A tea spoonful stops a late oougb, persistent use the most stubborn. Harmless and -in. i.nnr it's EUBranteed to satiety hv W L Delano. Pnoe 5Uc and 11.00. Trial bollles free. 123 pairs men's" H liluchers, $3,10 pel'. 18 pairs men's -Jo patei.t learner 3.50 a pair. Ollbert. Bankers Life Association el 0 Molntt, lows, Sal. Inigrsnct-lowRilM-Sp"!.! that pluic busy ntn. Kilturdl al First Nstiotul Bink and Loan and Ssvlnji Bank. W Creswell Notes, GasiaSoiclal Service. I'HKSWKLr,, Kv. t..yM Qw Clark la it En?,ere. She him, m t fine two or threday. Khep tumh V..IU bi faihtr ami mother returned f.oui Fall Creek Puu day evening. He re.m hi, brother es helrg lu a very eritUil condition. Hi. i Hawley Is iniiirovlnr ,u m.,ch mar town hy bailillng a Dig li t of wlte fence. The Scon huntlug nariv n.turii,l from the 1'itie t"peninKs last guuday. Tuey had very uoml luck, havluir kl led beverald(er and two or three bear. Dr. Coleiiian. nrp.iHi.t i.r ,i.u lent. ametle Unlveielty, will d.l.ver a lec- S ture at the Methodist church on Thursday evening, Nov. 18. All are Crdi5lly iuvited to be present as the genllemau is a very alls speaker. Dr. Boarbrough has sold a carload of fat hogs whloh he will shio tli u week. The dictor hilevra in div-lfl.t farming and is inukiuy good mouey on hi far-n wueu uih-.-r aro makiug noth Jim Ni Uud has two very tUok eyes, wLijli he tays were oaused by his belijg struck by a hoppole, but it toks more like dn aggravated case of assault aud battery. Our esteem d neighbor, John Mc Dowell, has sold l.ii property In L'res- we 1 to a gentlemeu from Nebraska aud will move away from town. We are very sorry to lose him as a neigh bor. Tiiigs about town were generally top-y tutvy last Haturday morulug as a result of the explo.ti of the Hal- we'eu revel ise. These were geuerally of a harmless nature but lu one or two instances had as well been left undone. Notice. The Board of Equalization for Lane oounty will meet at the assegaot's office in the court house at Eugene ou Monday, November 24, 1902, and remain lu session six days for the pur pose of equ.il z u the assessment rolls for said oouuty. All persons having grievances will note dale aud govern theoi-ieives ac cordingly. D. P. Burton, Couuty Assessor. New Tailoring House. J L Bennette, merchant tailor, 461 W Dlamette street, will open at above address a first olas merchant tailor es tablishment with a select Block of gents' furnifrhliigs on Saturday, Nov ember 8:h. A Startling Surprise. Very few could believe in looking at A T Hoa('l'y, a heelihy, tobust bKok- smith or Tilder, Ind , that for ten years he suffered such tottures from rlu uiuhtiHiu as fi w oould endure and live. Hut a wonderful change followed his taking Klecrlo Bltiere. "Two bot llee wl.ol y currd me," he wiltee, "and I have not felt a twinge in over a year." They i-f-gulhte the kldncyB, purify the liloo.l af.it cure rheuiuatism, ueuralls iiervi uiie.-e, improve digestion and ii ve . ifii'i in Try tin ui. Only II : ui W L Delano's drug elore. Storage, Storage, Storage. Geo. T. Hall and Hons pnblio and private warehou-e now ready for all klndBiif etornge. Hops, wool, grain, mercha 'dise aud household good, We want three or foul thousaud bush ilaofoa'e. Hall aud Hon. TO CURB A COLO IN ONH DAY Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggnt-i refund the money If it fails to cure. E W drove's signature Is on each box- 26c. Real Estate. U O f-oflmao Son, real estate, and dealers in Bohemia and Blue Kiver mining stock. Alio have ;a Urge list of farm and city property, includiug lots In R F Hoott's addition to Eugene. Office No 6 West Ninth street, Eugene Saved. Twenty-five cent saved by placing orders for the Standard Designer before Nov 25th with S C Rankin. Orders taken for 75o per year, Regular price $1.00. No 20 West 7th street, upstair over the Rankin muslo store. -V. k- l- S t X .A. lta Ui Yra Haw I'm Bcjli Bears tl dfastam You Know Whit You Ars Taking When you tnke Grove's TauM Chill Tool'! bicauMO the formula s plainly prlnte.l n evry holtle show ing that it l simply Iron and Quinine In a tan'eitwi f"r'ii. No cure, uo pny, 600. 300 pairs lien's working shoe, high ruts and ngalar oil's, t2.V, 13.00 at d 13.50 goo"'" 1 n ' A ! a I uncb of men' work slim-, sizei S to II, f 1.25 a pair. (I l'w't. Th .Im.ture H 'o everr h- Miuloe fliniive Bromo-Ouinine v the rem! (bat cur. esM ns eoe "r OUR EYES ARE OPEN FOR BARGAINS; We mv von money on (twriee mu provUtong, bei-auoe we keep our eye oj r Lnr: tu in vnai uue. A p?nnv uve uiiney for ourelve we nave it ftr S heat rluur Phone, Red 47-4. FRIENDS WITH A NIHILIST By PETTIGKEW EllOAlt Ctniyruiia. not, by r. E,tow I had been doing Tolund in n leisure ly way a young l'.w 'liniui who had plenty of money nn. voiikl go where lio pleased when 1 fell into trouble at Snndowln, on the Austrian border. It Is no use to tell an Englishman or an American thut ho must keep his mouth shut while traveling In the dominions of tho czar. lie sets out intending to do so, but something Is sure to hnppen fooner or Inter to arouse his syruiwi thles or Indignation, and he finds him self expressing an opinion that gets Mm Into hot water. Now and then its I Journeyed I had heard of cases where citizens bad boon Imprisoned or sent off to Siberia with out trial,' and had witnessed many in cidents of autocratic power, but had come out of them unscathed. It was while I was mixing with tho rather strange crowd at the hotel In Ban dowln that I learned, almost by acci dent, of the case of a returned exllo. Ho was a man named Ostrov, who had formerly boon qulto a prominent cltl zon of the town and had considerable wealth. It was in my own room that he told tho story of his experience to three of us. Ho had been arrested at a minute's notice nnd started off for Si beria without a legal trial. His proper ty had been confiscated, his family op pressed and driven out, and It was only when bo was ready to set out on the long Journey that he waa told be had been sentenced to penal servitude for fifteen years for having said that taxes were too high. He hnd served his time and returned to find all his family dead or scattered beyond recall. He was an old man now, broken In health nnd having but n short time to live, nnd when ho told us of his treatment our indignation was intense. I pitied him. and I know I eVed strong lan- imaie and also mado him n cash pres ent. You will scarcely credit mo when I nay that Ostrov rewarded mo by going Rtralght to the police nnd reporting nil that I had said. It Is possible that It waa required of him, but I think he did It In a truckling way lu order to curry favor, lieforo noon next day received an ollletal visit and was warned to got out of the country had Reuse enough to realize what that meant and to go. In the eyes of the Russian authorities I hud become "suspect," and had I been a rolander It would have meant a dungeon for inc. I headed for Cracow, Just within tho Austrian border, and ns soon as I had crossed the border tho matter was settled. Whllo Austria is almost as autocratic as Itussla, lu ono woy you aro not debarred from expressing freo opinion about other countries. thereforo took satisfaction 111 telling my story and abusing Itussla. It was this story that brought about my acquaintance with a Poland nihilist nnmcd Grodno. I know at onco, of course, that he was a Polander, but It was a fortnight before I learned that he was an exile nnd a nihilist. He was forty years old, well educated nnd of good address, nnd his etory was that of a hundred other exiles. At the age of twonty-elght whllo a professor in one of the colleges at Warsaw and while thoroughly loyal to the czar In every thought, ho had expressed a po litical opinion that caused bla down- ms i.kD the wat ixto inn pomci nori.i- IN'I. fall. IIo was orreitiil, confined In a dungeon for seven months and then without tho fiirco of a trial was ban Inhcd from the country. ;r !iio arrived In Cracow to hunt up wmin old friends, but as soon as tho pollco olllehili . 'urned that he. was an exile they arreted nnd Insulted him and ordoriil lilm ' move on. lie mado his woy to Knglnnd. learned the lan guage thoroughly and In time becomo a leading ri'.liMA For about eight venrs ho hnd H" 1 1 nil hi time achem Ing nnd planning nsrnlnst the Ituaatnn government, and all the effort of tho czar- officials to locate or Identify him had tx-on futile, 'irodno did not tell me a plainly a I have told jon what he was. being too prudent for thnt, but h. lrft in" to InfiT It. As to his bust- o(. i rni row I did not Inquire, and be !!d eot volunteer the Information. All He- towns along the Polish bnr fli r are under the e-plonage of Itusslan tples, and I thought Grodno waa tak vrd i ft lenuv artieiL" Ami whtn we our cuatouior. Try our I'eudleton Htni J. W. White, Armory Block. lug great risks to show himself .a openly as ho did. He moved uboat.ltt perfect unconcern for ten days, balng, most of tho time In my company.'.and no had no adventure. Then ho asked me one morning to nccoiupnuy him to tho pollco slut Ion, where he was going to seek certain information. . I . no ticed that he bad n package under his arm, but gave It no pcrtloulaMat-. tentlon. As wo walked, along the street he was us chatty as usual,. aud he led the way Into tho police, build ing without the slightest hesitation. It was a two story building of stone' and brick. There was a yrlson'.ln the basement and otllces wero ou the first and secoud Moors. Wo entered tho main room, presided over by a captain of po llco on one sldo and an Information bureau on tho other. Thero wero a' tmmtier of people making Inquiries, and Grodno nnd I sat down on one of the, benches to wait. Uo stepped -to a window, asked a question I dldnot catch, nnd then passed out, and i! fol lowed. I noticed that he was pale'and flurried, and when I Joked him about it he said that ho had seen a visitor In the room whom be thought he reo ognlzed. Ho had another errand, he said, and asked mo to wait at tho hotel for him. lie left me on a street comer with a wave of his hand, and' that wbb the last I ever snw of him. Two hours had passed, ,md I was still waiting In the oifloe of the hotel,- when the town was suddenly shaken as with an earthquake, and five min utes later It waa known overywhero that tho pollco Btatlon had been blown up. I rushed to tho scene with thou sands of others, nnd the sight waa one never to be forgotten. The fine, large building was nothing but a smoking pile. It had collapsed, the walls block hut up tho street, and the roof waa ly ing on the floor of the first story. In tho cells of tho basement were twenty eight prisoners, all of whom escaped harm. On tho two floors were thirty police officials, including the chief, and not one of them escaped death. It was a day and a night before tho debris was romoved and tho bodies wero recovered and another day before an Investiga tion was begun. During this Interval I heard nothing whatever from Orod no. After a day had gono by I mado tip my mind that ho was among tho killed. It camo to mo that ho was not carrying tho package when ho left tho building, aud I figured thnt ho had re turned for It nnd hnd been mado a victim with tho others. I got a look at every body taken out, hut his was not among them.- It was only when n public Investiga tion had beguu and tho newspapers wero talking about nihilists and ex plosives that I suddenly caught my breath. In less thnn an hour 1 waa speeding out of Cracow by train, and' it was not uutll I was beyond tho lim its of Austria that I darud try to think It out. Cirodno hnd como to Cracow to do exactly as ho hnd done. He owed- tho pollco n grudge, and ho left that package to blow up tho building. Whether It was exploded by clockwork or by some ono seeking to open It could not bo told, but It certainly, caused the disaster, and ho had made good litfl cscapo before It happened. I loarnod thnt tho Investigation throw no light on tho matter except that some explosive had been used, and It was not even laid to nihilists. I could have told a story; but. Innocent as I was of any complicity, It would have resulted In my death on tho gallows. A Knlnht's Wsr of Marrylnsl. Of all tho matrimonial trafficking In the age of chivalry tho ways of widow aro at once the boldest and most comprehensive. A a rule their method seldom resort to blandisu- ineut; It 1 rcmarkablo when tender ness Is an Item In their bargain. Bpoed was their maxim; It wa one King John honored, for he profited by It Yet one of the rarest exception In the way of delicacy to these commer cial negotiation ha evidently been prompted by a widow who had quite an exceptional lover. In 1200 William de Ijiuda either one of the most fa mous of the crusaders or bl son offer SO marks and a palfrey for having to wife Joan, who wa tho wife of Thomas do Aresoy, "If be may he pleasing to the said Joan," tho sheriff Is Instructed to ascertain the widow' wishes, "and If the Mid Joan shall be pleased to have him for a husband then the sheriff shall cause William to have mlzln of Joan and ber land," both of which he obtained In th name of gentle lovo and tho faltb of a true soldier. It I fitting that the name of one of the men who led the assault of Acre should lie preserved In such a rocord a the above. Ho was In truth) a very perfect knlghL Gentleman' Magazine. Mow to n.ak Properly. Basking In tho sun" Is In Itself of real and considerable benefit, and It ia no compliment to our human Intel ligence to find that cnt and dogs un lorstnnd that fact better than we do. The lovo of sunshine 1 naturully one of our strongest Instincts, and wo should he far healthier and happier If wo followed and developed It Instead of practically Ignoring and repress ing It. How a spnrkllng sunny morning ex hilarate Uf nnd makes us feel that "It's too fine a flay to spend Indoors," nnd yet bow few holidays are taken for that reason! The wealth of the sunhi-nios I poured out lavishly all around us, nnd we turn from It to struggle for a few pitiful handful of something else that I yellow and shining, but not half so likely to bring us happiness, and often ha -I range, red spots upon It. (live na ture a chance, and wo will find that thero Is more than a mere fanciful roiinertlon lietween natural sunlight and that 'tinny" i1IshIH"ii which, tfn-r all, la the true "pliilu"pher' tone." Exchange. CUfflED COM, Notleos under this heud nut to' eioul hv lna,&0 cents per wvk; 81 10 a iut.nO.1 l !v)r year. For Sale. FOR 8ALK. A milk cow. luqulre at J. W. Kays' furniture store. I-OR SALE. A fine resilience for sale al a bargain. luqulre of Wil lamette Valley Laud Co. or of Mrs Heelop ou the corner of Kllih and Lawieiuv street. Help Wanted. U1KL WANTKD.-At mice. Call at llarker Uuu Works or at residence of M 8 Barker, 333 Peail .ire-1. WANTED. Hauda t n dig potatoes. For particulars call a: John Davlea' tailor shop, Ninth u-ui, ll idon block. Encyclopaedia for Sale. K,Tbe Guard oilers a lan-volarue Americanised Kuoyuiupaedia Brliaiml ca fur sale. There are tltXcl pages l tho work, WS colored maps of stales and oountrles and numerous lllu 'rations. It la durably bound In sheep end has been well used. In tills condensa'l n of the Bntat lea especial pains were laken, as the name Indicates, in give xpeotal preference to sulijeotenf American Interest, at the same time prunluv long and prolix articles of all superfluity, th ogn not materially curtailing the presentation of desirable facts. This euoyolnpaedla lt been lu con stant uie for several y-nr .' It li offer ed tor sale f. r ilie euflKiiei t iea-o-j that the office has been stipplled with a complete Hrllannloa wlib a five-volume 'Amsrl 'au supiileiu.ui ." ; i s. ...REAL ESTATE... .t . ljians and tnstiremw. nealsr In llarvuailiitf Mscutnury, luiIt munu. Also havu storas. room si reasonable raUia. fWOfflo toe Wlllameu. at : Parker OPERA HOUSE JUST ONE JOLLY NIGHT FRIDAY NOV 7 . Here Is a laugh for everybody OOODHUK A KKLLOOO Presents An exoellant uonqianr of players Including The Hinging Comedian MUJAM1C3 I" MACDON ALU and MISS PAUL-INK HICKLElt The Gibson (llrl IN THIS JOLLY COMEDY 8UCCK88 - Hello Bill The umt fanny ootnpanf tht et the otty of Hun Frncboo krIuw with Uughter ud wu pronounced by ftU the funniest erent. MsUtiuim Orud Operw Houie l'ortUn! Friday uifl KtttunUy, Nut 14 tnri in. PRICES 75 and SO cento. ,. .Bala of HeaU Tnseday... GEJlTRAIi WflTKIHS & MILLER PROPR1BTOHS A fair ihare of tb pobllo pa ronage aollnlted. To the Farm era we will pay the highest market price for fat ealtle, noga' and hf p. Hhop nn Will amette Ht, Eugene, Oregon. Order promptly delivered. WiS Kiel ConstanUy on Rami i full Supply . of BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL Eugene -- Blue River STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor Htage leaves Kugme fur Blut River Daily except rincdny at 6 :30 am Upturning xtae arrlv.s at F.ugen dully xispt Hit .He.) i 7 n at, ' Tirkeu lor sal. I ien. al I. BeuV livery staMs, BUBTNEBH CAFD8 ATTORNKY8-AT LAW. M WJXUAMS, ATTOUNKY-Vf-LAW CoUeotions a sieciAlty. ittios Over Lane Countr Bank, UILYEU, ATTORNKY.AT-LA W Otice Ovar First National Hani. Boons, Oaiooa, O WdOlXXKJK, ATTORNEY AT LAW 0(Boe-)ne half block sonth ofChrlamaa Block Ktrani, Oaaeoi. K K BKirWCHTH. JOHN M PIFKi SKH'WOKTU h PIPKS 4TT01lNKYa AT-LAW Will praotlo. In all the Court's. Koaias Uaaooir, uaLuua w THoaraoa OKA A UU1 rjlHOMPSON a HARDY, ATT011NKY8 AT-LAW. Uffloe In First National Baak Balldlac. tract I os in all th. oouta. uaaia, Oaaeoa. M TKAVI8, Attorney At Law. Uloe-Ovar lii(eDe Lou A Bavbu kaak KuKene, Orwtoa. QM,B UORBia AITOHNKY A CODN8ILOK-AT-LAW Will praetio la aU tas oonrt. el Ue ttMoa.l Jsdiobl UUtriot aad ia tk. HaonM Own ( th. state. Speeiel attaatloa ivs to eoUsatloos su Biattsrs la Jim bat OniiM First National Baak Bldf. Rooms 1. x aa. I, Joha M. KlmnnaoQ Ijeoa It. Edaaunson KDMUNSON A KDMTJN80N. ttvasjii-At 1 aw. Praetles Ir all Uie - onrts. Oo!leetions a sci ally. avOlhoe (lv,r Loan A Havings bank, KUOKNE, OHKOON. 11 KKlil.UT LKKill AHtsAYI It A.Vl) MK TALLUKG13T OmaoN J Mt equipped Away LaiKiratory in the State, i'rouiptaud reliable luturnn KUftrauteod. Working tonti nml ' on ore nAtupleH of one to fifty pound to dettx tidia the moet suitable hietlioii ot trcAtiif . J. J. W.ltou S. P. Neu WALTON k NESS ttorneyr A' L w, VVIllprftotlc-liii.il v court In the lUte. Utlice room No K niton block, Eugene, Or. OUIH R BKAN ATTOIINKY AT LAW, Offioe In Loftn Hftln t ank butldlnv. Boom 8. HpecUlait .otloo ...u to Uftdaaad sdniotf mfttten. t utfeoe, Orefon. MKUIOAU jpAINE A KTJYKKNDALL, FHYBIOIANS AND BUBOBON8 O.BoeeIn Kogene Lom lt Btvliujt Bnk liuiidiKir. Sjeoii Attention to mugvj mud rorfloal die m of woiuea. 8 LUOKXY, .TKWKLEK. Watoliaa and Oloeka'Kefaired. hdv Oaaoo 08TKOPAIU1C PHY8ICIAK Jtt HUOII K. 1'ZNLtNU Saoswit te Ur A1U Ssaltk. OKFICK-Bull In Bavsaith MrMt MoClaaf Block. JSiauiaatioaa aad eBSlUUss rraa. QIOROB O B D.BAB, M. D. PHYHIUIANaod 8UBOWK Office. - Rnnm ov.r Enrsns Loaa ft Bavuue Baak. Kmiooos'No oU fsarl sstms. Vll atUaiUd to day or alxhl. 1'koM rssideae Mal.TT. Ono., Mala AO. K U B1DLLX, DIHTUT. Oflln-Oa t)Uv. .stm. I) flflk aa MlaasMSa Blzth strMss ea Uk wert s rpHI PAOiriU MUTUAL LLTJV Vary Lateet iLITI.AND ACCIDINT.POLICIK! ALBKRT J CAKO.V, tisk Alt, P.rtlaod, Or J M WI1.I.I AHH, Local Aat, Jtussne, Or F. C. and American Beauty Corsets 'Will eatl.fr th demand of the tno.t faatidlous. ThU p;uarante sjvltK swajry pairs "Money refund- d aftor (our woaha' trial If corset I not satis factory" LooH for trteraoTrado M.rh.-th eigne of qual ityon label of bo and on Inalda of coreat. Kalamazoo Cort Co. HAH1IS Kalamazoo, Michigan. SOLD BY AX BILLY DEPARTMENT STORE Eugene J