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Newspaper Page Texttf . it I ' 1 : i 1 THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD. GUARD PRINT1XO CO. (Inc.) di.v of the week1 Address all com- Published every BuI" ud make re.nittauecs . " Oregon. BIIHSCKlfi'lON Del,rared ,y carrier ..er wee Not iu udvaneo . Bl month. (in ndvuiie. One mouth Blugle copios " Advertising rates made known on tn'atthopo-tomatKuKene, KATKS - OA1LV k XI 5 00 0 (XI 2 on fin Oil You (Jit the sumo ne-s m the morning papers today that you read in the Uuurd lust evening. Today's uewa today telegraphic and local is the cuiine for the big homo circula tion of the evening pu peril all over the Wet. And It in the homo circula tion that briiiKH results to the advertiser. AN lNDKPBNDUNT PAPlOlt. KWOAY, JUNE 3 At Eugene In I848 It is a long way l-ck to 1818, yet still living auu faculties who The Now Hampshire 1b the next battloHh'p. Sho will first greet ino water tomorrow, whou sho will receive her name. Humor am) Philosophy Br DUNCAN M. SMITH thera U a man fnll nossesslon of hi made his home with M.goue o...... In the spring of that year-tho only home on the present site of Kugene. That was fifty-eight yoarH ago. Judge Bmith, of Douglas county, was the man. In part he writes the Hosoburg Umpqna Valley News: In the spring of 1818 I was making my home with Mr. Bkluuer and fnm ,lv on the present site of Kugene, j .... k...i i....n exnectiuK some ana wo , - , . .,il authority to hold nil elect ,. t tho residence of Mr. Skinner, the only house at that time for some distance. As the time whs close at ,.M,l,il to Bond a man ,lwn as far as where Oorvallis Ib how to co what he could find out in . ii.. iu.inn. lloine..-.bor, wo 1....1 ...U1U ut that time and com munition with other parta of the country only as some one happened to puss up or down, un nis . the point whore the Long Tom trail loft the wagon road down the valley, In the forks of a tree, he found the necessary paper " returned. When Hie proper tlmu came to hold the election, thr few voters within the district organized by apponlnt lng Klljau IlrlBtow and Hon Davis, two of the Judges, hut I cannot re call to mind who tho other Judge was ut this timo, 58 years later. Mr. BWnnor and tho wrltor uoted as clerks. We polled 10 voIob In a distance of 20 miles, and thought that wa doing pretty well in a district that had con tallied only three voters tho Octobu. the rest being an now- THE SUMMER EXCURSION. Eifiirnlons up nml down tho land '1'lmt chi-er Him mimnifr w.iwin ArM now pulled "IT on every hand Will."'.! or wllh a reiwon. Tiny sally forth In shlnn or rain, The. Hl'-r an'l ll.o Jolly. By boat or auto bus or train, Py tallyho or trolley. Bono cult, society or clnn Gluten, up antl takes u notion To hlro a train or forms a plan To Mall upon the .leeiin, Ami thi n lin y "enil their Indies out As skirmishers or plrkota To put holh friend ami foo to rout I)y lowllng thiftn with tickets. Tlio cars aro crowd"" to the door. If happily It's a winner: Tho children play about tho floor And play witch with their dinner. Or, If by boat they sail away, Jiafnro they lenvo tho lnndlnK EnouKl' aro coaxed to o and pay Bo there Is hardly standing. Oh, was there ever on tho earth Or elsewhere such Illusion? You never Kt yoijr money's worth In all tho rank confusion. nut that Is whore It Is a Jnko, .. ti.n ...tmilo knnwlim They'll come buck mad and lamo and broke In splto of nil koop going. Adaptable. Mwhnt are vour husband's politics?" "l'luir ilui.ends somewlint on the poll- ties of the iiinii with whom he Is trying to make a trade.'' Under Difficulties. The Influence of Thi Predatory Rich By Rev. WASHINCTON GLADDEN. D. D.. Columbus. O. "ITU respect to pre. '.itory wealth tho function of the moral teachers is clear. ft is their business to testily against it, TO AROUSE THE CONSCIE2CCE OF THE NA TION' to resist its encroachments. Has this function been f ulfille.l ? Very imporfeetly. This is proved by tho fact that tins par ticular kind of weallh has Leon growing of Into much taster man anj other form of wealth. When wo seek for tho reason wo aro at onco confronted with the ..... , i i ii t fact that relations of great friendliness liavo Deen graauauy iui ....., between a number of this class of rich men and thoso who should huvt tho lcailcrsliip of tho moral forces. Largo amounts of money have been mvc.i bv men OF THE PREDATORY CLASS to the churches and colleges and theological seminaries. Tho relations thus formed have a suspicious look, but tho case u , not so bud as it appears. Tho rise of tins class ot tho predatory rum has been rapid ; their social and moral status was not at hrst won de fined; ninny of thoso moral teachers who havo coino into relations of dependeti.-o upon them did not AT THE BEGINNING fully com prehend the nature of tho snaro in which they wero Demg eiuuuyiuu.. But tho cuso is becoming very clear. IT 18 NOT ANY LONGER P088IBLE TO DENY THAT ANY CLOSE . . . . - n .kin -TUB? MCN RELATION BETWEEN WEALTH Or this dubi r.w in- . WHO 8TAND FOR TH.E MORAL ORDER 18 WHAT THE OLD PROPH ETS WOULD HAVE BLUNTLY TERMED LIBIDINOU8. iWHTrWWl I I M-H-M-H-H 1111111 I-H-j (.-OR &OLE TT. I ....il. WAV! lit) TO it, i . . m n r n nni 1 1 J? Sri Made in O regon. q LAiMJtUJsuitfin The MOUNT HOOD Cigar F.C.POTTS MAIMIIFACTURER- health, lmiiiire ut this ollh-Q. " gory a Mil iiiiH o. 0 uibiug &XL Also central ji bt iui; -rk. ir. t;. hheot iron work, lnm wo.U ,,r lv attended to " 'Phone lllaok 1311. im Wiilan.,,,, Voli bAl-K-Uue ol tho finest cottage run am-" tlowcrs. fr. it and tfarileti. Call mid see I, L. .m W-Bt H.x.h street. DAY &. HENDERSON Undertakersand Emliain,, ' Corner Willamrtte and Stventh Slreed, the tf IIP irevio..B, niiliinrs. ir I rnniomlMir oorrootly It was a wo nil voii'u i". and J unanlinoiiB vote, as (inn. Ahornethy (or novornor 0. Avury and Ii. l'V Hklnner for re nr. snllbltlVOB t.l Oltr provlsinlllll IokIb laturo. Tho whole proooedinnH tlio not amount to anything, iw nrariy all the men olootixl to tho loKmiiuurr went tu tho Calliornlii K'hl mltu'a tlx followliiK tall and thiuo was no IokIh liilnro hold. That was tho last oloet- Ion hold under our irovlsolnnl kov- Ar.uni.iit. ns (l-iiirnl Josuiih l.ano nr ' rlvod at On ifon Olty on Maroh n, 18411, and took possession of Oronin In tho iiaiuo of tho United 8Uilos just ...... .1,.,, u.r.,rn the lirosllloilt wit. nntioiutod him went out of ufhVi After that we oonsldered wo were li ol.aruo of tho Unltiid Hlatei. lro vlous to that wo had boon lluhtlni oiir own lu.ttliu. nuninst the liidiaui thu the H.idsoii liny (Junuiuy. . L J Inst eveiiinu'B Guard told iiliout an niii.ni.riatlon hv nonrucss for i fmleral hulldlnu In K.utcuo. This. with some lfi,0.X) that Is to ho sponl by tho university for now buildliiKs. the expenditures ' the wator sys tem, now iraa works and various other publlo iniprnvenienU and private liiiprovnieits, will koop many men employed for a I.iiik time. If the elty ouuni.ll would rlso to tho neon Ion and aot upon the pondli.R ol.'O trio road franchise so that tho blttunst enterprise of all oould be luniiKurnttHl at onw, It would nruatn a Rreat boom In KiiK"'io property values, ns well as an Increase lu puptilntton and busi ness. Now Is the nocoptod time to Kt In and drill for tho npbullditiK of Lane county nud Its mntropolia. - I -M'i"i' i"i"i""4'H"i-i-i- H Poem for Coday .i....t..i-t t t t t T..f..i..iMuiAM"M"l"li I"l"I,,l"I"I',I 1 i- THE MOUNTAINS By Bayard Taylor loWK'EK tho whoels of time go round, We cannot wholly be discrowned. We hind, In form, and hue and height, Tho finite to the Intlnlto, And, lifted on our shoulders bare, Tho races breathe an ampler nlr. The arms that clasped, the Hps that kissed, Have vanished from the morning mist; Tho dnlnty shapes that flushed and passed In sprny tho pliinglng torrent cast, Or danced through woven gleam and shade, The vapors of the sunbeam s bruld, Grow thin and pale; ench holy haunt Of gods or spirits nilnlstrnnt llath something lost of ancient awe: Yet from the stooping henvens we draw A beauty, mystery and might. Time cauuot change nor wor-Uilp slight The gold of dawn, and Hunsut sheds Unearthly glory on our heads; The secret of the skies we keep And whispers, round each lonely sleep. Allure and promise, yet withhold What bard and prophet never told. While man's Blow ages come and go Oiir dateless chronicles of snow Their changeless old inscription Bhow, And men therein forever see Mr. J. Mon Foo, an experienced compounder of Chinese Medicines, Successor to the late Hong Wo Tong, ol Albany. Oregon, i now prepared lo lur nish Chinese medicines to all. The un dersigned recommends him and guaran tees satisfaction w Call or write him al No. 117 West Second Street, Albany, Oregon, JIM WESTFALL. enw FUK KALK l.ocxl milker. Kn iriU Willa nette street. J house, on d...m' --- .., , llllll.ll...' . . smiu. invosiiK"10 Oak street. W. T. GORDON, Funeral Dic. STATE LICENSED EMBAXHER Residence tK5 Olive St. PhoM BUcl.41 Olbie in (.ordun Block. 9ia ,ai OfrtSiC (Jail at -lli? SAL10-l''our or live hay balers, t half nrico. Kn- ,r.r '.I K ExceUdor IIIIIU " Works. d&wtfj FOR RE T MEN WANTED Mill hands and yard men wanted $1.75 to $2.50 per day. Willamette Valley Lumber to., Dallas, Oregon VUll HKNT Furnished or uiituruiHli ed rooms for rent in our now brick rr ..t m i'at. Ninth street. Building is equipped wUhele. t.iol lights, toilets, buthsand all inoderu improvements, lie... T. Hall & Sou. S. E. STEVENS, Will attend tu Piano and Organ tuna,, and repairing. Careful work and reasonable charga Leave orders at Rankin's Mi'sic Slot's, or tesideDce,134 West Twp.lhh ittwi riiuiir, ivwii iuu PROFESSIONAL COLUMN. pK. F. E. SELOVER, General Practitioner. Olfice and residence In Beckwith hlm-4 Telephone Red 1591. Aya & Son For Your Plumbing, Tin ning: and Generjil Repaiiinf.'. No. 34 W. 8th St. ' 'Hhone Rf? 135-1 VOK KUNT-A 11-room flat, newly i ,.....i-..d and imltlted ill lirie.k on Ninth street, tor less than SI fin a room per month, or separato to suit tenant. Enquire E. li. Ing ham, 'phone Main lb3. t'OK KENT Three furnished roonis for housekeeping. Inquire at 0S.I Onk street. tf ..km i;i,'A'i' A six-room house on lloiipl U,t-. r. between Ninth and Tenth.- Inquire at (183 Oak streottf JOHN H. BOWER Lawyer AH kinds of legal business transacts!. Over Chambers-Bristow Bank. .' Eugene, Oregon. Wo try to Itwo our fpllnw mon, Il.it. oh. our hnurts will Imnlon Tf thoy aro pntnnis of tlio lien While wo support a si.rtlon! M-H Tho unread speech of Deity. -M-HH--I-H-K-4-M :-h-i i T H-M-M? J. ALAUX CO. Merchant Tailors S East 9th St., Eugene, Ore. We carry a very nice stock of cloths. All this month we will sell at great re duction. Every man who orders any suit of us gets the best quality, most ele gant cutting and fitting at the very low est price. We also do neat reparing and cleaning work on gents and ladies cloth ing. Give us a trail, you'll be satisfied. MISCELLANEOUS I.'INE PASTUKAOB For horse, Jl per head per month ; nou.1 Kress, plonty of water. Mrs.- A. W. Bkip worth, nl dairy. J:1" HOP TKA1NUUS WANTED- Rood man or two wanted lo iraiu uopa. Apply to foreman on lower part of Campbell & Walker hopyiud, one mile above university ou railroad. DR. McDOUGAL PHYSICIAN AND SURGEC III audition to general r, special attention given to iliseaHs ii I women uud childieu. Of lice over Preston A 1 lulus. 'Phono Mack 1(31. OIHL WANTEIJ To do uoneral liousowork. Enquire lit 8&U Alder street. j-8 W. S. BUMPS VIOLINIST, LEADER OF BAND AND ORCHESTRA Late leader of Washington Theatre, Spo icane. Instructions given! music furnishec1 for parties, etc.. 284 Madison St. Excursion to Yellowstone At 7 a. in. Haturday, July 7th, th. Ireuonliin Vellowsl.itio Park specln ruin oiirryli.K the thlrty-.iiu.ht pri vluners In thu OieK.inlnn voting con iiHt will leavo Portland. In order I. iirord tho many friends of tho sue .sosHful omit' stunts an opportunity ti iiw.m.pany I hem on the ti p, spool., rates havo been made of WO. fron Porlliinil, Including rail and slag. ransnortJitlon ulso betweon six an. .evon day's moala iin.l lodging in tin ark, nn.l rate of M covering Pull mill accommodations n both ill roc Ions, making a round trip faro o 111, exclusive only of nienls bet wool ortland the nark. Tho special wll o run from Portland to Salt Lak "Jity, whore B'lfllolont tlmu will bo al owed to permit passongors to seo the luhts of Utah's cnpl ol beforo the lournoy to tho Yellowslono Ib oontin led. After spen.ilng about n wtek In ho park tho return trip to Portland ncl.ullng side trip to 'loiso City, will bo coniineuceil. Any one wish lng reservations on this trul shoulil pply at the ticket ofllco without do lay. L. (). ADAIK, Agent. KEEP OUT FLIES AND ENJOY THE SUMMER VSy pnrchiniug ono of our olectrio runs. Call in anil luvesiiga.o. on Willamette street. ) W1H.AMKTTH VA1.LK UU. Eugene-Fall Greek Stage llartmrd .t West stages now learo Kugono and Eall Creek ench morning xcept Sunday, returning in tlie ift.ernoon. Leavo Eugone at On. m., arriving it Kail Crock at 111:30; leave I'uii O.ook at 2 p. m. and atrivo at Eu- ;eno at 0. Umivo Kail Cnek at 7:30 a. ni., irriving at Kugene at 12; leavo h,u jono at 2:30 p. m. nn.l nrrlvo at Kail 0. R. & N. THE BEST TIME SAVER Kninklin was right when ho said : "Lost time is novor found again." The O. K. & N., m iiildit.ion to giv ing you 200 miles along tlio nuilcliliw Ciilumliit river, saves you 17 hours to Chicago. It is tho Short lino to Lowisfon. Short lino to tho Palouso country , Short lino to Spokane. Short line to the Coour d'Alone country. Short line to Salt Lake City. Short lino to Denver. Short lino to Kansas City. - Short lino to Omaha. Short line to Chicago. Short lino to all points east. Tlireo trains east daily, 9:15 ft. 8:15 nud 0:15 p. m. Tho "Chicago Crook at 7. Leavo or.lois for freight and P"-1 Portlmid Special" is as fine as the teligers at oflloo of llarnnr.l west, p,,1(wt- Every comfort of homo. .tables, Kugono, fall Creek. nud Kriink llh.il', tf Attorney tloiierul Moody lias do ol.lod that th 1 employes of tho trusts and rnllrAuls mny lie prosecuted nud uiiiiii'IkmI but that the heads of such ooticeins, like Rockefeller anil liar rluian, cannot- lie reached by law. This view ot the sitimtloii wl'l make employment by the great corpora tioua rathrr a precarious menus of earning a livelihood In the future. Thomas Waggouisn, who mnde i very pretty failure for over four lull lion ulKi.it a year ago, died nt a fartn- huuM uear Auuapolis Weiluesduy. Deadly Serpent Bites jyn Copley Prints iro as coinmoon In India ns aro sioin iixli and liver disorders with us. Kor the hitter, however, there is a sore remedy: Electric Hitters; the great, restorative medicine, of which H. A. Ilrown, of Honnellsville, S. O, says: "Tlmv wvMtnriul niv wife to perfect Our annual Copley Print display J health, after yours of ""'j ! "? .in. i ... ,i ...,. i Ivspepsia and a chronically torpid goaut U. inn n. Mi..iii. .n ,, ,. , pi,.i,. u tters cum chills an. I fever, nuilaria, biliousness, lamo buck, kidney troubles and bladder disorders. Sold on guarantee by V. U DeU.no, druggist. Price, cents. Kor particulars ask any agent of the Southern Pacific Company or write, A. L. CKAKi, tieiiornl Passenger Agent, Portland. Or. Following the Flag open enjoy It during the week. tf ALLEN EATON Take your cleaning, dyeing and nrcssinir to 4511 Willamette St- hug ono Steam lyo Works. dtf Nowhere III the world can you ser auoli hnn.lsomo men and women as are to bo met In the I'nlted Slates. They all use llolllster's Hooky Moun tain Tea. :ln cents, tea or tnhlels. I. Inn Drug Co. . Old clothes made to look like new. 150 Willamette street. Kugene Dye Works. E.igenr tf W'o guarantee our work. Steam Dye Works. Woodsawlng Have JO.r wood sawed by gasoline wood saw. H furnishes Its ,nvn fuel and does not burn yours see the point? Saws by a gauge. tQ prompt service ring up l,ed or enllnt 775 Kerrv street. W. K. IIODDY Millinery Clearance Sale Indies wanting hats and will llnd it to their big advantage to cull at Mrs. Shumate's, 'i"i East Mnth street, during her clearance sale now on. j -f S'h(n our Rohtinra went to Culm nud tho 1'liilippinos health wits tin mnst important, onnsiilriit ion. Willi oomn, rotirt'il ('(HunitHSMry Sor . A., or Kuml Kuiito Conconl. N. II., bhvh: "I waa tw yenrH iti Vnim nml two yimrn in tin IMnlhppino!, and ln'Mi unlijort ti colds I took Or. Kuik'h Now liw.ov cry for i;otiMumpi.oii, which ki'pt n in perfect health. And nmv, iu New Haiuprthiro, wo nud it the heat mod loiuo in tho world for couh!, ooIIk, oniuohlal trouhloH and all lunti diH ouHott ttUiimnti oil nt . k to I n inlllinory no'a, druuiHt. Hiiro. 50c and 91 irmi ooiiie rroe. &t); CHAPPELL & GIRARD Succesvcn to O. W. Taylor HOUSE MOVING 3f all kinds and descriptions. Prices rea unable. Give us a chance to give you an .Ultimate on your work. 131 West Jd Street. "rnone Kra m EUGENE, .... OREGON WANTED Girl for gonoral house work. Apply to Mrs. L. N. Kouey PUKK WATER Pure water from bed rock wells. 1 can boro or drill onc for you choaply. Why not havo the ' best water? Cull on or address J. E. Kilburu, 21!) Jelferson street, or O. E. tlordiniur, lltlti Villurd ave nue, Kairniount, Tolophouo Kcd 4T:. W. O. FROSSER, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Id addition to general practice of medium u th A .w ui.coin 0I ftt,M Ker-idence, corner Hih and Pearl itrceu Ofnre, Beekwith buildlnir. Telephnnes Ortice. Slack IZVI; Relldenw. IdV Mrs. Anna Maurer. Osteopath physician. All curablt I diseasos treated. Women and cliililiei I a specialty. --Ofllcos over V, K I Dunn's. 'Phone lied llilll. rhe Oregon Fire Relief Association ot rvicMiniwilie Will save money for you. If your nsurance is about to expire see J. H Daniel, Lane county afent, and learn low we save you fifty per cent on your nsurance. Brick buildings a specialty. Eugene Office, McClung building room 8, opr. Loan and Savings Bank, FOUND lly a number of Eugene ladies, tliat tlie old carpet rugs mauo iu Albany oxcel all others. 1 pay the freight. Sue Oscar Kn list, Kishor Laundry, local agent, A. L. Kerring- tou, Albany. Ore. tf LuST lletwoen Thirteenth strut , and K. W. Wilkins' residence, u ladies' long black silk coat. Please return to Air. Wilkins' rosidonco or Linn's drug Btire. tf KOUND On Willamette street, purse with small sum of money. At this ot'Hco. tf Dr. M. G. E. BENNETT, Successor to Ut. 11. B. Fenland, Osteopathic Physician. Acute and Chronic Diseases Treated. Office corner Seventh and Willamette St. I 'Phone Redl371. Residence Red Ml M. Rr C. V. S., EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND. Dr. J. CHRISTiE, Veleriiury Surgeon. iicretary and tieaiurcr ol the board of tiniurf I dedlcal Kitmlnffi; fKimcjii ininui- ot iu id I treated on fcteptllii prirripiei; Located at E ngs Stable, Eugene, Res. Comer 0lh ana uiive, Pl:onf Red 1611, Atttoriniy-ut-Law Offlee west side of Willamette stmt, between Ninth innl Tuntli street A Stopped Clock is Right twice a day. You wilt be right all the time E you pay your bills by check. There is no chance of dispute over a set ttement if you have a checking account and pay youu obligations by check. Each check is a receipt. The endorsement upon the back of the check is evidence that the party received the noney. A checking account Insures you against paying a bill twice, gives you a record of our business, puts system into your trans itions. You have method and convenience 'n your businiss with a checking account at he fcugene Loan and Savings Bank, Established 1892. Capital and Surplus $100,000 Residence With Barn tor Sale Six-room tesidenco in good repair throtiKho.it, with roomy barn, for salo. Price, fll'OO, part ou timo if desired. Within convenient distance of business part of town, ltiquiro of J. li. Campbell at Ciunrd ofllco. Eastern Excursion Raest Juno 1, (i, 7, 23, , July 2, II, Au gust 7, 8, 0, Septomber 8, 10. On the above dates round trip tickets will be sold from Kugene to St. Paul and Missouri river points for 803.75, St. Louis $71.25, and Chicago ?75.25. Limit, i)0 days. Call ut the local ticket ofllco for particulars. I,. tl. A1MU5, Agent. S. D, Kea.l, dentist, office over Hall's grocery store 'Phone lllnck 1731. LEON R. EDMUNDSON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAV. Rooms I and 2, Eugene Loaa and SaviiJ I Bank. .1. M. Williams h. E.M . Williams . Be n, Attorneys-nt-Law Practico in all Hie courts of to I state and beforo the V. S. Hoe. Offices 12, 13, M, 15. McClwl bldg. Millinery Clearance Sale I ndira wauling hats nud millinery will Hud it to their big advantage t. all at Mrs. Shumate's, 25 Kant Ninth street, dining her clearance salo now on. j 27 Wn will make that old summer suit look like a new one nt the Kugene Dye Winks, loll WtlluiuettoOtrcuU New Zon-O-Phone Records 1 have just received a shipment of new Zon o I'hono records. I am sell ing the new 111 inch records for 50 cents. I'omo in and hear them. 11. li. MOKIUS MI'SIC HOUSK, 000 Willamette Street. I'lirismnn Mock. q All ipiest Ions pretaiuit.g to be.ilth ..! lu-.:miv !ir- HiHwer..! here. Makes iHMip'le find as they fell III full -1 blooded vo.ilh. Does Imsinesi. while! you sleep. TIM's what HolliatorsQ I..... l.. V...........V !.. ..ill , :t. cents ten, or tablets. Linn Drug Co. 1 In nwnt,lli and hard wall planter G MEN WANTED Mill hands and yard men wanted, $1.75 to $2.50 per day. W. W. Johnson Lumber G., n.illaf, Oreeon. First National Bank OF EUGENE I'aid np cash capital , . "d'arplns $10 0.000 A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS moe on reiiotnble tpnn. iDh, r.. r.i Un FrrnclK. in I ronlaM. P. Ill ol Rxcl Inge KM on Krrien amnlnc IVpoiiu received subject to cpect .. ..chiv-ic ui urpoiii, Aii coiiectloni Intrusted to ui ltl reeelee prompt attentkm SB SAKIN, Vke Pr.i t. H POTTER AtttCuli - An Alarming Situation frequently results Irom neglect of clogged bowels and torpid liver, until constipation becomes chronic. Tills condition is unknown to those who use Dr. King's New Life Pills, the best and gentlest regulators of stom ach and bowols. liu.iruntced by W. L. DoLnno, druggist. Price 25c. rG tlRNDK tCKS. Pimihi ISNODGRASS Ci.hlei. , N. RONY, CONI-RACTOR. F. U CHAMBERS, H. E. ANKENY. Prraiaent. Vice-Presldenl, DAWIN BRISTOL, Cal,irr. Qiambers-Bristow Banking Company Otduffcne, Oregon. o 0o Paid l Qish Capital $50,(8b NoW Wool and Mohair Oeo. T. Hall & Son will prfy the higl.sst pr.ee for wool and mohair. OKO. T. liAt.1. 3c SON. ' MAUI, 1 See our line Slnndnrd Pnrngnn sewing niiiehiiuu ut only H).5t nml 2l.o, fully guHianteed in nil re- poets. Ion con trv them tx.fom vo ,1 (Sl.iy them, and 1 think you will agree ni... me una iniy un, wonilerr.illy good nuicliinij. X laist street Ninth People who nro clean Insldo- will look like it and art it. They will work with enegry. think clearly, act clgyly mid have healhlv tluuigl. .....lister s lioeky .Monrth, in Ten. It lean people. Xi i-eiils, tea or I. N. HARBAUGH, Uwytf Special' nltention to divorce settlement of estates. Agent ror i I tinontal Insurance Company. 1 First Niitionallliink hiiuu.uk. goue, Ur. A. 0. Woodcock B. 0. PotW I WOODCOCK & POTTER, A .........-I-i.t -T.HW. 8llllth of tf. I man Block, Kugene, Ores. J. J. Walton WALTON A NESS, Attiirne.vs-iit-U Will practice in "'e'oa'!?M state. Ofllco -lionai , No. A l,.n lllni.lf. I'.tlireiie, L. B1LYKU, Attorney nt-La Ofllco ovor Vornn's ' gene, Oregon. Shoo Slot.' make tabh.tQ Linn llnig Cn. Xewi L. M. TRAVIS, Attorney -at La Office liver i'.iig.'"- "- (Jlank, Kugene. Oreoa u..i...ii v Tli.iiiinson OS---"" I THOMSON lR!)V' Arncy (r Ofo over Von.n's 8st - ge.H Orep'" Practice in an the w" - on Hnw certificate "M, r , t A P 1M ' M,X'rk Knacinteed. Want- banking buaineaa ,naac X' ' A , ff'i'T 5'T,",! "r",.M? 1 '"auu, At 8U uot Light h street. j25 o o i. IX ALLEN. O.u. 1. KU?t I...UI.', ugeue, On011,