A woman's hair I:
lirKlnjr Like
j hrr couink -
im, much of
it brauty de.
rniUiin hrr
trnrial hralth,
. Nine Itirtrs in
I Ira woman's
arenrrsl health
i oi-pcrnriu
upoa her local
health in a
wnmanljr way.
It I an Im
possibility fVr
a woman to t
y pm y or at.
UacMv who
(tti from
rat ill
health. .Tha
k - ik. .J - : . . . i
hw 7i Km. sow kail K will im
the story whm a wnmaa ia ailinf. It ia
satpnasahsc for a woman to be in rood frn
eral Isralth whm aome local trouble i con
tinually airrnn at her Bervea and iioi
) lanrmc the uaturtl function of cvcrroTirnn
of the bod In-. Hrrce'e Farnrttv l"re
acriptioa ia tire brut of m'l mcUicim-s (of
women who suffer from local weakness
and tiM peculiar to their aex. It acts
directiy on tue delicate and important
org-sna. (oncereied. It niskes them strong,
healthy, vtirornus and elastic. It allays in
flammation, henls ulceration, soothe (Mitt,
tonra and build up the ncrTe and ban
ishes the usual discomftirt of the erpec
taut month. It make baby' auvent easy
and almost painless. It enable eeciy
rfcrtran of the Body to perform its natural
functions withont uunatural interference
front a pain-tortured nervous system. It
eoTTects all irrernlsrittes. .V woman mho
ia made well in this way will recover her
- natural beauty of form and feature aad hrr
natural amiability of chatactrr and temper.
Thousands of women hare trr.ncd to it
merits. An honest dealer will not urge a
substitute for a li'.lle extra proiiL
Mrs Rsehrt Clsrk. of Hnultoo. St.XTnia Co .
Mis., rrles- "Ism in -.vl hctlh wtK-e I
Itsve tskra Ir. Pierce's hswrire tre?rio.
I ere birth to s iH prona 7 la- J"e. He
is sis moot ha u4J ws and srha y uoaaJa."
How to preserve health and beantr are
told in IH. Pierce' Common Sense Medi
cal Adeiser. It i free. 1'or a paper cot
' ered copy send ft one cent stamps, M ecn
asoiiac oh iv , cloth binding, jt stampa.
Address Dt sL V. Tierce, Buffalo; N. Y.
IVit M Ktmt.r s)l' l Mil ami
Kiiiihu Win I'm nop Mjjtil 12 vj't-rv
murrinl Turwi.iy. l'.oili uio ivm
tlculi of 0luiiili. count v, Oregon.
Mi.-M'Hiri, lHiuii vnd OLlalmmn
arc cxpfriciicirg the In iivifi-t
March rnowCill in years'. CoKI
wrutlirr in fklalu tua Jut killtii
lr;irUi'!Uy nil I lie fruit.
The hot season i now well on in
tlij riiilipi'ii.es and the Anierioyn
troops are tc",iiiningxto feci its
everity. At three o'clock" on the
2Sth of March the temperature
was at S I l'grcc.
When'our soMuts wore fiiliting
in our war for in.lcpeiivlciu'e it is
i t-iiil Martha Washington knit soeks j
i f.r their nakeJ f ct. Mrs MoKin
! !iy ftr with her husband o;i an
j cli-otioncerirg tour 4'r a nouiina
' lion for president for the swor.d
term.
J. U. GREEN & SON,
IVntfii In 1
Fancy
and Staple
Groceries.
Willamette Stivet.
(
If
"Deacon's
CONFECTIONERY
and CIGAR STORE
pray
Punips
Bonn Spmy rumps,
Host
h hfcins now to ajnar that cur
j war willi the Philippines is the
most, arduous and diihVult Uncle
Sam has ever ha I. We are in it
however, and thvre i? iii!iinj; to dj
' but to fight it out. lut by all
Inieana those voluntivirs who en
listed to g.) to Cuba should ' be
brought home from Manila and
mustered out of gorvioe.
KI. DAVIS, Piviuiotor; spray rmnns
on the Earth.
- u iisa in
I run, ui. t nudr
nnrttinafcrikMiiiFllrt.
I iei'p in ltvk lite les.Iitic lnniil il Tl-areo
ant 1 ur ttit.i mnke s bcc!hW tf t'luirotsie
. Csht'.if. Mo a ulie line ol l'ln. rurM.
r:sli:j; r.tnU. dtt.l .lcltck.ti!i So.l.i W ale-r.
I'll-I lkHr V e'st o( ll.il r) s I'l.x k. MU fk
( II lil(.
WANTED.
lkcliat.le man for nistnavr of hraneli
etlVi-e 1 wish to oim'H in t It is viciniiy.
If your reeurd i. O K here ia a .ix.l
op('iiing. Kindly nik'iitiun till er
alien wiitins.
A. T. MOliRJS, Cincinnnati, 0.
Illustrated catalogue 4 centa Kla8
A Plain Statement of Facts.
w
Pure Urandy
I. M. Francis
E would like to htve vour attention for a few moments while we r or sale at J-irth ana Jilair
give you a few facts about Sewing Machines. In the f;rst place ; streets, Eugene. When I say pure
everyone is willing to concede that there i quite a mimlr of brand v, I mean it contains no
good Sewing Machines made, such as the Singer, hito, New j or .Mon fxcept what the
Home, Domestic Wheeler & Wilson, Iavis and Standard: All ! fr.,;t contains. Alreaty put up in
machines. Anyone wishing to purchase a machine would not go amiss j quart ,inlf gMont arill Fjn
in buying either of the above, provided they bought it at the right j r.u.k.,?1,s at 75 cents per quart and
)rice. These machines are usually sold from the stores at from 30 to ' . tq jlt.r gajjon
?3o. AgenU are however canvassing from house to house in town aud ! Made by
inrougri ine country, st iiing mese same macnines 10 me people ai xrom
$60 to f 70, double the price asked at the stores. We know w hereof we
Fjicak because we have sold all these machtr.es ourselves with the ex
ception of the &injer, which has always been sold by agents in order to
maintain their exhorbitant prices.
' Nov we want to ask you, kind friends, if you arc so well provided
with this world's goods that you can affird to pay $'30 to $3-3 for a few
moment's speech cf an oily tonucd agent. If not, call at our store in
-T5ugene, where you can get the best of the lot for $:J0 to $33, and where
you can always have your guarantee made good. i
Further it is a fact that perhaps few people are aware of, that the ro-;
ttary, shuttle is the cor-jing machine, running 50 percent lighter, wjtti
less r.oiso, and sewing much faster. The Whveler et Wilson and Stand-'
rnr
ari are the only machines of this kind, both good macliine.; erhnpj
t-ithNrposeisirig a-mc minor points that the other Las not. The'
Standard,, however, leading in ionitof material and construction, is the I
finest finished machine known to the art, and ire will sell then, from
our tore at from $30 to $33. But remember, it you want to luiv a '
Tf7A MM Lnf W, I HAUL ffWr5
COPYRIGHTS.
CA I OBTAIN A MTOTf
rr"trr;t an1 r rl a tMiwt Hxriorv rtt to
Ml tV t't1.. wtj hAT bad nur:r tttiT imn'
lrs-tve nth pmtmt btuiDsfan. rMBrx.uiiosw
tl jna rtntlT ant dMiiial. A liaBdbsli ti in.
fancaUh'ii sVMrauif I'a r nis aoU hw to ojk
Iaju i bant sw-ni fr. AIki a mtajotaa ot wchaa
t'atrau LiUtn ihr Uuna A Oil fwrtu
piJ nolciothe atf ft r Aartra. arj
tbaa r tmMwht rdf T tMfar io puUtcviu
cmt m to ia tarort'i. Ih4 nri-r1id pr,
Imci1 vsaJr. am'f ijlnr!id La ( far tA
Urm-at nntiauoa of hot os.i!fte worm in im
vorid. 3 taaip4 noaa arct frv.
HaiijLU ici.tuoa. nntiiiT, cm a rar. nrtr
L'
14. 'i i rtnts arerr DlUDl ?nntjas brMft-
lui piSIMS,
lo sulors. SBHl simuscrasas of
vttb alsasw sosoi am tUIn sn show laa
latt dit.-Ts sa4 Mar n.nlrnts. A !'!rvti
Ml SX A t-iU N'W lorn. tVl Dnoiuvjl
Garrett A llubart Viee-rrea'nlcnt
Jelm H;iy Secretory of Stnte
I.yman J Gago Pecretary of Treasury
Knasell A A'.ger cretary c( War
E A Ilircticock SecrctasT of the Interior
macliine at less inee than ttie Kotarv. we nave also trie Manuaru i-
Lrator, one of the finesUVibratine machines made, with wood work CJeuernl Directory
Ftand and attachments, same as Standard Rotart: or if that is still tool William MtKinl.y I'reaideut
high w have the Paragon at 1 25. and Norwood at $20 also guaranteed
, for 5 yeirs. . .
Now do not waste your money on Ncwspr.per or other cheap ma
chines that no factory guarantees but buy a Paragon, or if you want
the best, do not let the agents talk you into believing that their 70
machine is better than the same machine would be at f 35, and call at
once at our store and be convinced that we are telling ynu the truth
and that we will sell you the best machine on the market for 135 or less.
Yours to Live and Let Live.
HORN & PAINE.
P. S. We are also selling one of the best Eicysles in the wortd
the "White" as well aa other good cheap wheels. See account of the
great races in iSan Fran:isco with riders from all over the world
"White Bicycles win evervthing." II. & P.
faro of Thanks. Here the mob bound .Sanderson,
' . t hard and fxt, lied a stout rope
Dear sir: At the last regular about his neck and pushed him
meeting of The Womans Christian off into pace. His neck was
Temperance Unian, a unanimous, broken by , the fall. The only
vote was taken to extend to you words spoken by Sanderson were:
our hearty thanks, for your recent i "Where can you hide me?
John I) Ixmif
James F tVilfon
John W iiio9
C B fmith
Melville W 1- tiller
Secretary of Navy
Secy of Agriculture
Attorney General
rostuiaater General
Chief Justice
STATE Or OBEGOX.
Joeeph Simon
Thos If Tongue
V K Ellis
TTGeer
F I Dunbar
C S Moore
J If Aikerman
W II 1-eeJ
U B Senator
9'
outspoken temperance sentiments,
with which we are in full sympathy.
Respectfully yours.
Mrs. J. S. Dale.
Cor.tSecty, W. CIVU.
We publis'J.the above resolution
not with a view of parading be
fore the public what we consider
unraeritod praise, fur we claim
nothing, for a simple discharge of
duty, but we publish it in order
to show that the W. C. T. U. of
Eugene is composed of ladies of
The little band of farmers, hay
ing completed their work, pro
ceeded home as noiselessly as
they had come The lynchers
were unmasked, and made no ef
fort to conceal their identity.
Moods In California.
Stockton, Cal., March 23.
Reports from many sections of
the Fan Joaquin valley showing
that the flood caused by the late
Tisnw ti' ni im i n& n c n ! r i I n n .1
quick discernment pf th right and . ,. . . ... a
, . . .. . . ... of rt-ceding, ar it was anticipated
ready to show their appreciation ., ,, , .... :
- ' . , 11 it would. Water is still pouring in
or ever movement in community, , , , , ,
. ,on the lowlands, but in some places
winch tends to advancement of I., , . . . '
. , . i the area covered is not incrcas-
tho great cause of temperance 1 . . , , .,
,. : , . , Jable, owing to the depth of the
to which they are devoted. H . . . . i
hockcU. In some places the water
Murderer Lj uched.
Holton, Kan., March 25. liar
. .ry Sanderson, the young farmer,
who attempted. to murder his
sweetheart, Myrtlw Fleischer, near
Mayetta , Sunday, . but instead
wounded Mrs. John Fleischer, her
aunt, o that she died at 2 o'clock
thi morning, " was "lynched this
morning by a mob from Mayctta.
After leaving a guard over the
restaurani-keeiier nd attendant,
tho prjecHMon drove out to the
t-dge of the ciltoahigh brido,
lahich crossed Pr.nner cr'ck.
Geo XV McEriJel
Congressman 1st Dint
Congressman 2nd Dial
Governor
Secretary of State
State Treasurer
Supt. Pup Instruction
Mala I'rintor
D R N l'.lacWburn Attorney Gerleral
V K Wolverton f ,
It S Bean Supreme Jujjeo
F A Moore )
W II Hell Cleik Uoar.l School land Com
C li R 'lliner U H District JaJte
Zoetli Iloustr U 8 Marshal
D M Dunne Collector Int. Itevenoe
John Hall U 8 Dial. Attorney
! ' SCCOXO JLUICUL KlaTRICT.
J W Hamilton Jude
Geo M Drown Prosecuting Attorney
u. s. lano orricc, kokihcro.
J II Tootli Kect.irer
J T Eri dges ' lieglbter
LASS COCKTT.'
William Koykendal )
nenators
is so deep that the owners do not
expect to have their land drained
before July, too late for planting
a second crop. There are many
small streams in this section, and
it is these that are causii; the
most trouble, the larger ones le
inj; generally high-banked. In
some places the flood ill be ben
eficial. It is estimated that the
flooded area covers nearly IIO,0(X)
acres.
Provision has In-en made at iloi'o
for quartering Americans troops in
tho custom hous at an expense of
4yX)0.
I D Driver J j
Iran Mclneenl -
llpres3ntiliTe
F M Tlrattain
W F Gray J
E C Ie Clerk
V W Withers fsheriff
A S Patterson j Treaanrer
William M Miller School Snpt
D A Burton ' Anwsnor
ICO Potter Coonty Jmlge
Henry Edwards)
Commiitaionera
WJTiley J
U F Collier Rirveyor
Dr W L Cheshire Coroner
ai'otnic CITT.
William Kujkendull Mayor
DKPorris . Iteconler
K U Hkipwortli City Attorney
J StiU-s City Marshal
1 1. Simpson 1
G Croncr
W V Onhnrn)
W II I fames
(ieo Kinder
W II I.H. key
Jrrrr ll'rn
I. K nry
It M n in my
Nifhtwatchmen
Coiuicilincn
tiect Coiniiiiaioticr
F. L. Chambers
H AS TIII M.
I "
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BROAD-AXl-:
r
PROSPECTUS
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The BroMl-Axc will heiiccfoith be pub
lislicd on AVedncsdays of each week at
v
ROOM 4
OVER (CLTJInTCTS STORE
Corner of Willamette and Eighth Streets, Kugenc, Oregon ,
Look out for sign "liroad-Axe" t always
staanding at the foot of the' stairway lead-
mg up to the second floor where you will
find us to give you a friendly shake of the
hand and take your subscription w hich is
only 81.00 per year, 50 cents for six months
or 25 "cuts for three months invariably in
advance.
Wnrc pnrcli.ing the Koronl wo hare a bona fide lint of subscribers we think
second to no paer published In Eugene vhii li makes the Hrad Axe a flint clan
adrertiniiiK tn dium. l'-nniiiftiii pnrlles nluinhl hiake a note of this and sou lis bo
fois g'llun elsnahere. " Pspecinllr should tlns-e Imvlnu h gnl ndvertiseinnnts to
plain, consult us for trims. As to the policy of the tlroid Aie, that we think It
too well known to need repetition here. We shall ' continue to advocate all the
leading irform meantiies alilt h are SKitatint th public mind. We ahnll make ll
s specially to guard tue interests of tho ta n)fr at in tho pant. Ia fact wo shall
roiitinua t'i piihlish a live, indi-iiendont, fuailvss Deppaier. ftihnciihe fr it and
give the Hroad timi.
J -
J I II It IMt NlOVCH, fl,lll'lll'4
Farm Machinery.
McCormaDk Binders and Mowers.
1 Iiiis-k-Iom mill ),Arnn-oiiM.
ltH(. jOtlh lit LV'M(. i1?.
Corner-Ninth and Oak Streets.
YERINGTON'S
lIta1lis llltl..'l ' U IM
Will i-nro iold in hu dead, I. a rt
and Iiillirfinu Tiy box nnd Ui coil
V lured.
AV4 'llltllltli'lM'tdl'O
It illll lllM
r iiiiKiiiti
llll'4lii.
Yerrinton's Ninth Street Drug Store.
ISlKal KMC,
M 1 . '
IJACKK'PS ' CAPES.
New Coods Arrive
Wcekiy so vou can
have a new Stock to
Select from at any
! time. Prices always the Lowest.
I S. H. FRIENDLY
i vsvva...1astsva..'sT''3
I'lticKs Ths public will p!ese canii
-tike notice that I am
aim: still at the OLD STAND ivn
on 8th St. Etipene, Ore.
ii i; il'jt. with i variety of Goods i
too numerous to mention.
Burg's Variety Store.
Our Mohawk Brandof
Srici:s and Hakim. Powiikk
are (Guaranteed Ahsolutely
ririiK and full AVmniiT.
Ynr Money UucW ir not SalinffoJ
I.IS.DStiC
$13.00
Will buy a3-Piece Bedroom
Set with
24X20 Bevel Glass
AT
DAY & HEDERSON'S
THK I UIIMTUKK DKALKKS A.NI) UNDKUTAKKKS
Oot. 7tll lllll ArlllfllllOl 4 Ntl'OtMN..
Il-in-nxilt