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OF
Personal Knowledge?
Personal knowledge is tlie winning (actor in the culminating contests of
this competitive eue and when ol ample character it placet its fortunate
possessor in the front rants of
The Well Informed of the World.
A vast fund of personal knowledge is reaDy essential to the achievement of die
hinliest excellence in any field of human effort.
A Knowledge of Forms, Knowledge of Functions and Knowl
edge of Product are all of the utmost value and in questions of life and health
when true and wholesome remedy is desired it should be remembered that Syrup
of Fig and Elixir of Senna, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co., it an
ethicalproduct which hat met with the approval of the most eminent physicians and
gives universal satisfaction, because it is a remedy of
Known Quality, Known Excellence and Known Component
Parts and hat won the valuable patronage of millions of the Well Informed of the
world, who know of their own personal knowledge and from actual use that it is the first
and best of family laxatives, lor which no extravagant or unreasonable claims are mad
'lliit valuable remedy has been long and favorably known
under the name of Syrup of Figs and has attained to world
wide acceptance as the most excellent family laxative. As its pure
laxative principles, obtained from Senna, are well known to physicians
and the Well Informed ot the world to be the best we have
adopted the more elaborate name of Syrup of Figs and
fcjuur of Senna at more fully dcscnplive ol the remedy,
but doubtless it will always be called for by the shorter
of Syrup of rigs and to get its beneficial
effects, always note, when purchasing the full
name of the Company California l ig Syrup
Co. printed on the front of every package,
whether you call for Syrup of I igs
or by the full name Syrup of
Figs and Elixir of Senna.
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That which is dc
blKi:est u in h ot I n
astniii.-he:l anil
t B'.I-.IO critics
i .Tan Kulc-lik was
I i...e. .1 tn l( !irn t
rib-d its "th" : ,aVn made the statement tn.ii "e
,. T mi's Cabin gypsy partita:. He is a true Hr-
ConiiianV' r i :i v.l 1 1 ri ;r. win upbear i h-niiaii. ana i""""-" ;
tho EiiK'-ne theatre on Tuesday Jaiiu- , blrtii. is nut ashamed of his inui.try
i, i. ln.iu-n rrom ocean iu : ,.p his uarcnts. in s r.ar.i..H .
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SAN FRANCISCO. CAL,
LONDON NGLAND. NEW" YORK'.N.Y
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
feel
can
Beginning the Firstj of the New Yecr 1908.
We will cunduci o jr business on a ca-h basis. Wo
that we owe it to our customers. First Because we
sell noojs for loss profit, thereby giving the cash customer
the benefit which they desire and we owe to them.
proposition.
Notice, for f'uhllcalloii-
United Hlntcs J. inn) Otflee.
Knsehiirx, Or.. Oct. 2;t, 11107.
i Notice la hereby given that In entn
: pllunce with tho provisions of the, act
of Connies of Juno 3,- 187.X, enti
tled "An net for the sale of Umber
hinds In the unites of Callfornlu, Or-
onon, tsovntla and Y ashiiiKton tern-
lory," an extended to all ttio public
land states by net ul August 4, 1892,
William U. Pierce, of Walton, coun-
' lv ,.f Linn QlnlA nt 0,uin fMn.l In
SecondWe ove it to ourselves as a safe business i8 office' hi sworn statement no.
j 8 r a 7 for the purchase of the NEVi
i ot toe. 28, tp. 19. S. range 8
west. Willamette Merlillhii, RHd will
offer proof to allow that the land
aiuiKht la more valuable, for Its tim
ber or stone than for agricultural
purposes and to establish nor claim
to said land beforo W. V. Calkins,
purpose and to establish his claim
lOiigene, Oregon, on Tuesday, the 7th
day of January, 10OS.
He sanies as witnesses: W. T. Hal
Icy, of .Meadow, Oregon: Aaron C.
Harbour, of Walton. Oregon; Jnrvls
II. Sutherland, of Walton, Oregon;
William Sutherland, of Walton, Ore
gon. Any anil nil persons claiming ad
versely tho above, described lands are
requested to file their claims In this
office on or before said 7in day of
January, 1 tins.
1IICN.IAMIN 1. RliPV,
Register.
Keniembir we will always treat you riht, try us and
be coin inced that CASH or its euiqoalent is justice to all.
All Cash orders delivered as promptly. :.s possible.
Yours for SPOT CASH or its equivalent. Cai.i. and gut
I'KICliS
R. J. MOSES & SON
Crocerlos, Shoes, I ry Coods and Notions
Cor. Bib and Olive Sireent
XOTll !: or AIIMIMKTItATKl.VS
S.ll.K
N.Hlce ' hereby given ihiit the un
iliMslKiied. Ksste Itlikinan, ailmliils
trutrlx of the estate of J. II. Klik
ntan. deceased, by virtue of ail order
of the probate court of l.une county,
Oregon, dated the 27lli day of Sep
tember. 1H07, and an order dated
December Hi, 1!UI7, will on and after
the 21st day of January, 1 litis, sell
at private sain, cor cash, the follow
ing described real property belong
I itlg to the said estate:
. The S. K. V, and the S. K. of the
8 W.k, of Section It. the N. t of the
j.VB.Vs nnd the N.V.V of Section
IH and the K. H of the N.K. of
j Section I.'.. nU In township IS. S.,
; K. -I w , mumming i'-O acres, In l.ane
; County. Oregon.
Hated llila Wth li"V of December.
' 1'-H'7. KSS1K ItlfKM.W.
I Administratrix
I ocean as l.eon W. Washburn a
! si7n I'ncle Tom's Cabin Company, and
; is composed of fifty men, women and
i children, all capable actors, actresses,
! singers and dancers. Aa a scenic
production. It Is said to ne uetier
than any other. Among others worthy
of especial mention are the Ohio riv
er by moonlight, the beautiful Vision
scene, and the gorgius transforma
tion scene at the close. The parade
Is led by Washburn's Great Military
Band and is worth going a long way
to sec.
Stetson's big production has been
organled this season in a manner
that will make It far superior to any
previous attraction ever seen here.
Special attention has been given to
the staging of the piece and the scen
ery faithfully portrays several scenes
of Southern life during ante-bellum
days In the far South. A large num
ber of genuine colored people, who
Introduce cake-walks, buck dancing.
Southern Jubilee singing and funny
scenes in the cottontlelds add mater.
he said:
Of troubles orlphiatlns In impure blood,
scrofula, loss of aPIU.e, catarrh, rhoun.a-"bvlon4-sSarSaariHat.anbyatlher
f.,,kii remedies combined. Somehow
those cure,! by H..K1-. -..-m to s'ny cured,
and they gladly tell ibetwod news to otters.
Scrofula Sore-' Mr b..i . .
lou, sore on ber leg for years. M... J differ,
cat medicines gave but little bioet.t. bha
turned to lleo.1 Siri-spurnia u -
cooil bloisi meiliciue."
Afflicted 16 Years-"I'xx'.'". S""F";
rill, has cured me of ncrofulm wua u u .
re been tronuiea o y'.w, - . -
..,..iL,.r in., oilier ua
.-Tiw. w,.,uni- i.eonle came from ; auirUy lualeii. it is a
A,!, five or six hundred years no ' j. s. Dxrt. Crosby. Texas.
and overran Hungary and Bohemia,
and have roamed about these coun
tries ever since. I do not think that,
by chance or otherwise, these Ro
many people, who are the true gypsy
type, have ever intermarried with
people of consequence or become as
sociated with the aristocracy of either
Hungary or Behemta. They are to
these countries what the Indians are
to America as a social or civilized fac
tor; but Indians were aborigines, or
original settlers, while the gypsies
of Bohemia were invaaaaers oi me
wandering type and have nothing to
do with the government of the coun
trv, and they are not absolutely in
terested In Its advance, nor have they
contributed to art or literature.
"I am not ashamed of the fact that
my father was a good but humble cit
izen of Bohemia, a self-taught man
and a musical genius, who was forced
by reason of circumstances to ue a.
' . ., II. .la uiiulitr
SSSfaT-nK on 'her k adH
Snrsapsrllla also cured her. Mas. N0BA
Uuqhiv. Huehey, Tennessee.
Hood's Sarsaparilla is sold everywhere.
In the usual liquid, or in tablet form called
Saraatnbs. 100 Doses One Dollar. Pre
pared only by C. I. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass.
lally to the production. Misses Kit-1 K!ir()(.,K,r but do not mistake me, he
wu not a cvnsv. He thought mat.
my older brother was the musician of i
the family, but soon gave him uu in I
that linn and devoted his attention to
me, I having attained the dignity of j
marked tanle for music. After he
had labored with me for a year he
concluded to send mo to an advanced
teacher, but that is not the question.
I am not a gypsy, but a true, full
blooded Bohemian, and this mistake,
which Is now being circulated of my
life, should be corrected at once."
Kuebllk appears at the Eugene the
"tre Kriday night, January 10. Hear
him. May be the opportunity of a life
ty Morgan and Hertha Crosble are
the two Topsies; Messrs. George Har
ris and Nick Ollnn ar ethe two Marks
and Stotaon's original Uncle Tom, .Mr.
Krcd Dennett, will also be in the cast.
Of late years the stage has been de
luged by so man; cheap companies
that the public has been led to regard
an announcement oT an "Uncle Torn"
production with a great deal of mis
trust. Mr. Leon Washburn, the man
ager of this company, has, however,
succeeded In organizing a cast com
posed of especially selected players,
chosen for their adaptlbllity for the
parts assigned them, and has received
his reward In the generous patronage j t,,np
ui ine piiunc aim praise iroui me
press. It Is doubtful if "Uncle Tom"
even when a novelty and new to the
stage, ever received the attention so
I'UIKS OKKKHKl) FOR
SALMON iNFORMAiTlON
liberally bestowed nnon It as now
dtii-ini' thlH suirintiiouB revival. A South Hend, Wash., Jan. 2. K
Htroet nartide will be Klven that Is ; State Senator H. S. MoGnwan Is of-
said to deliKht every juvenile specta-1 feritiK three prizes of $100, $r.O and
tor beyond measure. 1 ?-5, and a siu'i-lal prize of $25, f jr !
the best paragraph or article showing!
PltKSf. K'IH,,k;l'S .the ' Detraction of Salmon Fry fn JL
MISS (.MIKIA lAi:i':;Non-S'ilinan Streams." Instructions ' 4 fclL'l
j have been sent to the slate fish eoin-
Followinc are rei-ent press com-1 mission and the various hatcheries
men Is concerning the ability of Missi throucliout the state. The prizes are
Gloria Pare as un tente rtainer: (donated by searchers for facts re-
"The concert .at the C ngregatIonnI ! biting to the destruction of salmon
fry.
It is generally admitted that the
young salmon fry have many ene
mies during the "alevin" stage, but
tho United States bureau of fishleries
and tho Oregon fish warden con
tend that the fry are practically safe
after the esg-sac has been absorbed
if proper care Is used In liberating
Dr. T.Felix Gouraud's
ORIENTAL
TOILET POWDER
A pure, antisep.
i4t nL;t Pnn-,lni
III; iunc
for infants and
adults. Exqui
sitely perfumed.
Kenlers an excel
lent complexion
anil keens the skin
clear, soft and
velvety. Relieves
skinirritationand
should be used
freely after bath
ing and shaving,
giving a aengui
ul and refreshing
effect. At deal,
ers or by mail, 35
cents Box. Pre
pared by
PPRD. T. HOPKINS. N.Y. CITY,
Proprietor of GOURAUD'S ORIENTAL CREAM
FOB SUi ASD BKCOMMESDED BY
One of our Koeeinlllnn . ..
Ing of Fancy Vests, and, if nece?
the dyeing of them, also. y.
'.hese out In such a style as J
the owner wonder how the tratr
mation has been effected. Re0
this when you have a vest that h
soiled and shabby. Our g(
cleaning and dyeing: work Is
high character,, aud' we do the ,
in record time at "too moilen
Eugene Dye Woi
Willamette St,
EugttJ
Kuene
chureli last niKht was tlie most sue
cessful of the course. Miss Gloria
Hare as ait entertainer is a peer
amotiK her profenslun." Crcston
(loiva) AdvertisiM'.
"Tho Klkp' entertainment last
nlirht possessed a star in Miss Gloria
lXire, 'The Rocky Motintnin lllrl,'
who ninde (rood itintant.ly nnd perma
nently." Duluth News-Tribune.
"Never has a Topeka audience been
entertained by so versatile an enter
tainer as Gloria Dare. -The Kocky
Mountain Girl.'" Topeka (Kas.)
News.
"Miss Gloria Dare's ability as an
entertainer Is unequalled." Kansas
City Star.
"Her ability In recital Is among
tho very best." .Minneapolis Trib
une. "If nil the entertnlnments In the
Y. M. ('. A. course are ns Rood as the
opening one last night, given by Miss
Gloria Dare, 'The Kocky Mountain
Girl.' the course Is an assured suc
cess." .Jllwnukee Sentinel.
"Gloria Dare's recital lust night In
the Kmleilhush Academy was a fea
ture of the Miller course." Marie
News, St. Paul.
"As a performer on tho piano her
touch was perfect and the rendering
and hiM' classic Kt'li-ctiniis was more
than pleasing. They were Just per
fect. She surely captivated her audi
ence with her popular and classic
selections, she bus one of those rich,
rare voices seldom heard anil never
without paying a good price. This
recital surely showed enterprise on
the part or the committee anil th"
deserve the thanks of Kverett citi
zens." Kverett Daily Tribune.
I STANLEY'S,
Iil2 WUlitmctle St. - - -
them. Kvery statement of facts must
be capable of proof, supported by af
fidavit of some trustwortby person.
If required. This effort is open to all
members' of the hatchery force of
Washington state fishleries depart
ment. Mr. McGowan requests all articles
be addressed to H. S. McGowan, Mc
Gowan, Wash,
AYHAT THli KIDNKYS IK)
Their 'licensing Work Keew
Strong anil Healthy.
Vs
liidlcallons nre that the Kugene
theatre will lie packed by n repre
sentative audience on Wednesday
evening to hear the concert and recit
al, arranged by the Kugene Military
Hand. A special program has been
... . .....,. .... , uu r.iiKene i or maiie anv sudden move
c miens, knowing of the genius and i splitting some wood out
ability among them are anticipating a sharp sudden twinge of
. rare treaL Jiui'ti Interest Is shown i me in my back and I could not move
... .,, ,,,,,,, re, wiioui to save me. A I ti hiu iit....i
i 1 happened to read about Doair
All tho blood In the body passes
through the kidneys once every three
minutes. The kidneys filter the blood
t they work night and day. When
healthy they remove about 500
grains of Impure master daily; when
unhealthy some of this Impure mat
ter is left in I he bliiod. This brings
on many discuses and symptoms
pain In the buck, headache, nervuos
ness, hot. dry skin, rheumatism. gout,
gravel, disorders of the eyesight aud
hearing, dizziness, irregular heart,
debility, drowsiness, dropsy, deposits
In the urine, etc. Hut If you keep
the filters right you will have no
trouble with the kidneys.
W. W. Gossett. of aliS Madison
street, Kugene, Or.. Bays: "I served
during the war in the T7th Ohio reg
iment, under General Grant, anil
came through the battle of Shlioh
without a scratch. Kor nhout four
months last year I had n most
Klstent dull aching across the loins
and kidneys. It hurt me
TftBTMr1
11 DmdruffM
'i Tr Fat n mWai d'
lea rALuNujlAlKOi
are but outward sign?bf the evil
done in secret by myriads ol dan.
Jrufl germs sapping the life blood
of the hair, t Micro kills the para
site, soothes the itchinir scab.
gives lustre to tbe hair and stops.
it tailing out. r a single application
gives relief and proves its worth.
Save your hair before too late.
Micro prevents baldness. It Is s
delightful dressing for the hair,
free from grease and sticky oils.
Ask your druggist for free booklet
HOYT CHEMICAL CO,
PORTLAND. OSCQOfl
STONE'S HEAYE liltoPs
Greatest known remedy forheavn
Highland, Or., Oct. 31, 1902
Thls is to certify that I gave mi
mare one bottle of "Stone's Heart
Drops" and cured her ol heava
This was last winter and she ha
not been aflected since G Wallaa
TR.S.C. S TONE, Salem, Or.
For sale by all druggist.
, $1.00
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ms
Goldsmitl
iaiKHsi-iiaaci
I Pictures for Xrms
I "We have Just received a large
der of tbem which we wilt sell (a
few days at prices that will entice f
i , to buy.
See Our Window
! OVERTON
! Wall Paper and Drug 0
v
f WINCIM
UlDtercElevl and shonM know
MARVrL Vhirlino Sor.v
(TllO now Vx-lntf f.rsajm. Aij.-.
Uvnar. l urti n. Ileit-S.tf.
ent-.Mnit Coiivcnir-1.
lk Jf drorsrltt far It.
r.i Rfce. no
rt!t r. Imi t.ii iftttirt fn
lllintrsiil tMnik-wW. It (tlTfl
full iArtti'tiliir4 and Hrrvn.-,. in.
Tilnt.lft -'Ar.tesi, MltVI-:i, CO..
ldtm-iHt in in-tin u u Mrt.
(pT nHIGHESTEB'S PILLS
ss tlie loins r"5-Grx , 1 , Ram. a
if i stoopea : ,.rf;-jA
ment. When . tg?-? ,'.';,'; "!"? J" ; '; 1 '' W
In the yard' n V-') "; ''" "
pain caught : I- n
FieNUlh auJ-Ntiun', Ri,l,-(NS; TMrl,l. n.,a n i.i,k, ik, ksm,,
ul A IMI, w,lk Mi K. kttf l,.K, tl,l, KM), tui to,k
'.!. Mtd H K ih, ,iMn(ih an4
Let "NATURE'S REMEDY" Be Your Doctor.
1 A a uHn sv.w msJ rSsm. H fl hitp t.u itutm NH ftsj ran4vm
Better Than Pills For Liver Ills
CET A 3M. BOX.
tidtiilcti&wcdh
AT:
I
xhmimsi it lutes notici:
! K st nte nf V. J. Illaek. it eeased.
1 Niitlie Is hereby isiven Unit the nil
! ih iMnm il. 1. i: War.l. lui he, n duly
; lipi'iillileil il.t in 1 lit h' i ii t . r of tile etnte
;ef A .1. Itl;i,k. ilivi ai,,l, l,v (he
I'iMino I'iMiit ef I. an-, foinry. Ore-
BOII. Sllil ll! pels .IIS h.llllli! ,'l.liMM
, :n;.ilnsl s;i. .vMate are herebt no
itllltl mi, I reiinlre.l in pre-teut .the
Mime, ilulv v. i u tn ih,. s:ii,r,l
; llilllWM;,,,r. m ilie Inw mil, f 1.
'Itlh.ii. within si iiKiiitbs from fie
ibl.e h,.-,Ml. !
ilnv ef
IUI I'-" "I this - I
f y' I J u Vrrw i.ZS V .,i:uuu:r.iu-r.
HALL y MtUMWAY. ;t r T a"V''v!V'!al"';v
,: mmutnr., Willi? ms. to. Irrr.sfcr -m . ; ,
t'lK.ii-i... . ,i,, l'iu'1'',l.!" ' ' !:.! r:
ai m! jo'i.,. I,, i,,, .,j l.igt irf Hcivv ll.inlin 't.i. ii.,!, ' ' ' " v " '
b.et li h sua ,k ,.,,, ' 4-OH Al h ' . lie. t :.! , , , .
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t'l.oli Ml. k I, I " ' I-"'"" 'v A'.t-'.-ii.-., I .r K-
the bt. ii ii I press describes as "the
little iaily with the mellow rnntrnlto
volie," Is to be iniiile a feature of
the evening.
Itesliles belnir n voeallst nf libll.ty.
Miss Oare also conies to ns htssttiy
recnniiiienjeil as an elocutionist of
pnw IV.
I'rnf. Iteeil. nur alile baml master
has cnnipnseii a snlii; etltitlcil ' llnul
MkIu." 'Ibis souk, which he eonsi.l.
.is especially a.lapleii to Miss liare's
e,uaht ,,f vol,-,.. Is respect tully ,,
calcl tn lier. aiul will lie un in ,, r
it.i lull liaml acc.iiiipaiiiiii.'iit. t.n
the fust lime mi nci ciIiicmIii
e, uliu:
The fact that prominent Sn, i iv
la, Ins have, at this curlv d.iic, re
serve.l boxes an, I are ariaiinici;
thcatie panics, Imlicitcs n u M
their il. sire tn take aiivantai;c nf the
rare musical treat offered ihcm but
their readiness tn support our most
excellent band.
GOOD WATEi
All who want Bedrock
and Pure Water can get sais
faction by call!.-. 5 up
Fed 539t
J. E. KILBORfl
557 High St., Eugene
Wunroes5econ! HaridSu
67 W. EighUx Sl.
Housefurnishings, Stoves and Kit
We have just received
a full line of
HEATERS
coal, combination,
airtight and cast
Call and compare quality
and prices be:ore buying
EUGENE. .... ORCa
Money I'llls nnd Rot a box at V. 1..
Del.ann's driiK store. I beiran the
treatment and It effected n perma
nent cure." i From statement made
March in. 1I10U.1
liriil In Slay Cuii il.
On Kebnniry H, liuil. Mr, (lessen
cniifti'tiicil the above statement, say
Ini;: "I have had iki oicasion to uic
any kl In.y inedliine slp.ee llie;!. Ti.
cure I dcscillicil before Is perma
nent." Kur sale by all (balers. Trice ."
i ,'i - .xi 1 1 un en i ,un i-t. :i x
hids rou
W'ATKK
itoxns wh.icitki)
k p. 111, of
at which time nt
York,
ItiilfiUo. Nc
the rniie.l sti
llclltc'llbcr tlie
ard take no nt her.
sol-' a:eii::
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(.
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MOOIt SAWINt)
.'ohii M. f. H'xnii, suceessi.r to W
K. llnd.iv. All nod sawed to R.lnce.
r'nr prm.ipt service phone Hlack
3-tr.' liesldence. :t7 Ili(th street, tf
Oasoliee wondsaw
i.Uht
line
sillll, ,t
cise'f at i
, (Inil H, i
an I br1.;bt
en. tiie Kvn.l witc
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NV'iiieairs r.e
'ran will h
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inian l:h, t ;.
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are ,
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Sealed lnoposals will be received
ey the cominon coiutril of the city of
..,1,-iie me n i .an o lini
January lith. 1
cniincil cliaii'l.er in said ri'v said
cei.ti,:: v.ili ,.r,.n and d-tufrler such
K.M'n-.ils for i:-e purcl'.se of tile
w lii ic nr anv e -rt ,.r
- . ' wa-er l,t,.t, ,,f said citv.
Ihes,. bv,d, w::i b- ..,.., in ,,,m.
. hi..'m;.s ,,f l ih 1 wl
or p.ualil- rr!:ic!i.al nnd interest in gold
" 1 J.itiu.irv 1st
1 '". :.i be di:e .Limitary 1st, riix"
i epi.oi, t., ti,,, ,.,.y t0 ,);V lh(i
r .my thereof on any interest
"itictit to January 1st
i.ir interest
f ' 1-T cent p,
setir-iianii .iv -p
"J-l r a'li'inrlty
IF YOf WAXT A (;K)1I
SQARE MEAL
GO TO I
The PeopiVs
Restauran
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Meals at all hours
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