The Eugene City guard., June 13, 1891, Image 4

Eugene City Guard.
BATCBDAT JUNE 13, 1891.
A Woman Miner.
Jefferson county, Montana, Iim a
curioHity in the 1ihik of a mine,
not only owned, but orated by a
woman. The mine is situated on
Willow creek, and the fortunate
owner in Mm. KobinHon. Although
Bhe is 73 years of age she has done
all the work in developing the
property herself, carrying out the
ore and waste upon her back.
ThiB Bho has been able to do from
the fact that tho shaft is on a
mountain incline and comparative
ly easy of ascent. She has been
doing this steadily for two years,
and apiwars to have lost none of
the faith with which she started.
If any assay has ever been made
of the ore taken out, it remains a
Becret with the owner ; but the out
side world is very willing to be
lieve, from her evident faith, that
she has a bonanza.
Company 0, Third Regiment, 0.
N. G., recently organized at Pendle
ton, has been short lived. A meet
ing was called for Thursday even
ing to elect a captain to succeed C.
J. Fraker. resigned, and bo few
members appeared that it was de
cided to let the militia company go
to the "demnition bow-wows."
Col. Houghton will accordingly be
notified of the company's disband
mcnt. This is to bo deplored, as
Pendleton will have no protection
in case of an Indian outbreak or a
Chinese riot.
In Australia the government
owns the railroads. It only costs a
person 1(5.50 to ride 1000 miles
thero. Commutation rates for local
services aro still lower. A work
man can rido to and from his work,
a distance of Bix miles for two cents
a trip ; 18 miles for 0 cents ; 24
miles for 8 cents ; 30 miles for 10
cont. Yearly tickets, gxxl for 30
mile trips, are sold for 17.40.
This is the kind of centralization
wo need in this country. It cen
tralizes bread and meat in the
mouths of tho workingman's chil
dren and clothes on their bucks.
Tho present prospect aro that
Lane county will lie blessed with
abundant crops tho present year.
Grains and grasses are looking
splendid and promise a yield far
abovo tho average. Tho price will
also be gixxl, a shortugo in Europe
being apparent from tho freezing
out of winter grain. If tho formid
able hop louse will let tho hops
alono we may enjoy a full measure
of prosiH-rityj '
Do not discourage any homo en
terprise. Men aro too apt to grum
ble boeauso projects' conceived and
Is-ing carried into execution at
home aro not as imiuenso or grand
as those ut some other city. Tho
field of ojK'ration circumscrilws the
efforts and ambitions of every man
or place. Eugcno cannot exjHvt to
rival Portland, nor that place San
Francisco, and so on.
The atmosphere of the nineteenth
century is not conducive to the sta
bility of a monarchiul government.
Itrazil was tho last country to ac
cept this fact. Portugal will be the
next. The signs are multiplying
daily which show that that country
longs for tho free spirit and govern
mental system of a republic. The
sooner she joins the procession the
better.
Welcome: The rciort wiiMiel to
have Uvn started by Prescient Har
rison's boy rt'KardluK Mr. llliilnc's
fulling Intellect recalls the famous re
mark of Pnwlik-nt Lincoln when
mhucInnIv toU him that (leiieml (irant
wiw frequently under the Intlucncvof
lliUor. All that Mr. Lincoln riiwlred
to know was where (Icuernl (Irunt got
111 whliikcy. Ho whiiUhI to Introduce
it among the other p'tiorul.
The Hoard of Uailroad Commis
sioners are making a move that
may benefit their constituent. If
they can force the Southern or
Union Pacific railroad to give lower
rates on freight, the creation of tho
Commission will not have been in
tain. Heretofore they have nobly
drawn the salary attached to the
office.
The Willamette valley U keeping
up her reputation as a sure rain
country thli season. No damage
so far, but haying will soon be on
Land ami the fall am winter grain
do not need the rain.
Mm Muvli 1 lUltrt Audiw Jjiia
wild and delivered from JUly l)4,W
worth of fill atuek. On inUlW sblj
lik-nl couiktvd of a straight truly liauj
of yearling and two-yeuiHiMs, ud
vu worth la round Hgurr $C5ot),
Sells Bros.' circus will be in E
gene August 21.
The last legislature divided the
oflice of county clerk in Union
lcounty. Now a test case is being
tried as to the legality of the law.
Tho Pendleton East Orcgonian
says:
K. Eakin, J. W. Shclton, T. II.
Crawford and Mr. Carroll are in
the city from Union to make furth
er argument before Judge Fee in
the case of the recorder and clerk of
Union county. Tho former official
commenced a mandamus proceed
ing to obtain certain books which
the clerk has withheld. The clerk
brings a "quo warranto" proceeding
to see whether the omce oi couuiy
vnnnnler pxisU in law. The action
ia a frioniMv nnfi for tllG T)UrtX)SO of
a i i j
a test.
The extent and magnitude of
our
cm i ntrv becomes more apparent
, ..
to our minds when teiegrapruc aw
m n 1 ! -
patches give accounts oi notxts
in
one section and lorest nres in
an-
other.
Mr. Gould is by no means a
modest man. When he does not
see what he wants, he very readily
asks for it, and it comes.
A Bow. About 9 o'olook Tborsdsy
mornina while dIsj ln cards. Zscb Parsons,
Fred Reamee end on, MoCowsq. got iolo
dispute, wheo on of to letter periies
cribbed tbe stskes nod a ceneral row ea
rned. Persons m bit be tome Inntrn-
i nnWnnn in hlnmelr. end knocked
ODOoDioioni tor time, cutting deep
gashes bo una oeiow on ien rye,
outting bi lip eouiewbat. Dr. Smiley was
sailed and sewed up the wonnds. When
Persons estns to I be otber parties had
flown. It is tbougbt tbnt they left on Ibe
delayed oeerlsnd Irain, a tbey were ssrn
running ia Inst direction. Dispatches
Llow lo sDPre-
hend tbetn. It appeur that Parsons and
tteinii osu nau s a pntnm uhuuiih.
Hi.iuii mid McC'owen went
to Junction, and learning at that place
that iney were wunieu m x.uk-uu, -turned
on tho afternixm truln. On
their arrival they were placed under
arrest by Policeman Witter. The
grand Jury will Investigate the case.
A Hawlall Contest.
Cent. Sledden of tbe Eugene uililU
eompanT received obIIenge Iroin tbe
Salem oompuny (or oonleet lu a game of
bane bell between nines of tbe
NwptotWe ootupanies. on tbe teoond dr
o( tbe encampment. Tbe Eugene boys will
go into trsinliiu end give tbe 8lero broth
ers tbs best tbey bsee In tbe shop To
tart wilb Balem probably bet the advan
tag ai baseball la lu (asbloo there, while
in Eugene there bee been but little intereat
In tbe uetlonal game (or several yean paat.
Letter List.
June 11, Mil.
Adkllis, Mra Mmie McKlnlcy, Mr Allle
Achy, Mrs II II Morse, Ora
Anderaou, Mias Mary 1'srker. Kmina
Allison, John fury, I
llyera, Cliaa Resaoner, John
tlolllUKor, Ueo HUtwert and Sox
KtiiK. Mra K Tweed, Irs
Klenke. Kltaalwth Wilson, KM
Hlni-li, James Wheeler, Mine Allle
I. V I. Whllx.lt. II I.
A olierse ot one cent will be made on each
letter sjloii out. IVraons calling lor letter! will
uloeae nay wneu ativeriiiH-u.
V ' MINMK WASIIHURN, H. M.
Catarrh.
The ablest physlehins of the present
agi' niignlze catarrh as a IiUhkI dls
eime which aggravates the mucous sur
faces. Misnv's ltevealed lU'inetly pur
ities the blond, restore-i health to the
atlW'ted iiienibntnes, stoim oflensive
(llwlmrgcH and iwreets the hrcuth.
For stile by all druggists.
When Baby wai alck, we gave her Caetorla.
When ahe wu a Child, she cried tor Caetorla.
When ahe became Mlaa, she clutif to Caetorla.
When ahe had Children, ahe gave them Castorto.
Srwis Bids. Biila have been receiv
ed by the oomml'tee, for tbeejeavating and
brick work lor lbs sewer, (rom nnmeroua
parties. The bids are quits complicated
snd it Is nearly Impoesibls to aeggrrgate
them. Aa aooi as tbe oommittea oomea to
s oonclueion ws will give ths auooeeadil
bidders.
1'BontiiiTKD - Juuoiiou Pilot: Ths 8. P
ticket agents and conductors have reorlved
orders (rom headquarters (orbidJing them
to sell tickvla to paengi-ra on freight train,
and it will take rffuot on Ibe 15lh inat. It
ia not uudermood why this it done, (or it
niekes it eitremely inconvtiinttotritvi 1 'rs.
Brrria Salem Journal June lUthaaya:
Laat rvporli (mm Supl. Mi Elroy ludicate
that hia vonditinn la improving Tbe nurae
wlioaal up mini him lent night ooiiflrms
thli. None but the family are )el allowed
to aee him, lie took some nonriabmeut
thia morning ami sioelleiit hopea are enter
Uiced.
Henry Kompf brought some line
radishes to the (H'Aitn otlltv tisltiy.
They nictiHiircd over two luehea In di
ameter and from eight to ten Inches
long, uliil ore iim NWeet as their sumHcr
brethnii.
Altliongh Villard ball baa an immense
amliug o.iwil)' It will be found none too
lane tror the owd that will attend tbe
miuiHB of III-Literary So, iellee ou next
Tueaduv night ur the OraJmting Exercises
u Tbiirailiiy.
Another lurge ht of Collage Grove eitl
i lie rams down un Thursday uioruiug's
ttsin to teatify l for tbe graud jury. Cot'
tageOrove la always well represented in
Lane county circuit courts.
The Lane C muty Mop Growers Aaaocla
lion will m.ei at the Court llonae in Em
geue, rUtiihliy June HO, at I p w. lo con
aider important iiieaanrse. All ratubers
an- nrgenlly miaeatnl lo be prreent.
1'iIu.mII. N.wa: Mr. A A. D ivis, ol
Eauene, srrited in Priueville kul Saturday.
Ur. Da via owue im relate in this county,
snd la her looking sltsr bia hnatiieas inter
est. The beat buiniy made lor the moixy, is f,
L. Cbaailiera 00 plmuurs wagons.
JudM Stephen J. Field, of the U. 8. Cb
sit Court, i' in Portland.
Co, O. see sow bolilicg numeroaa drills
piericg l t lbs Fauupmeat.
Tbe Eugioe Coaiperif gars aa aailorsied
drill Wedueeday venjng, 4 lve crowd of
people Used tbe HntU to w liases it.
Tliurstoit (Jossip.
June 9, 18'J1.
Uias I.lzz'e Knmiu Is now staying with
Mrs T. L. Bei-s. , . ,
Alei Gray and Boaa lis tbe a itel st
Pleaasnt Hill. Saturday snd hundsy.
lbs Cedar Flnt saw mill is sg.in r jouiug,
having loat a few days Isst week on scoouut
of s sprung ssw. . .
Pro(. llollsnd, ot Sprltigflold, snd Pro(.
Wilka ol Linu county, visited with Prof.
Matbews Friday.
Jack Deuipaey, the pugilist, psaaed
through our vilfsgs Sunday on a flahing
elpeditinu.
The Frmers Alliance at this placs is get
ting stroager ever week. K. M. Nigbs
wiiuder, Ueputy County Orgauizer will
adilreas Ibe citizens at Ibla place on Ibe loth
'"ssy boys, what Is there to keep Thurston
from having a braas laud 1 T. L. Iveia, an
old band nieater. says be will give na in
structions free o( charge. W bsva plenty
ol talent snd time.
Mr. llenfrew, o( Blue Biver, bas purchas
ed the saws snd csrrisgs of the Beebe,
Bitgood k Co., asw mill snd is moving tbs
ssme to his place near Blue Biver.
Harry I The neit time you want to cor
reel your borne, you bad better nss a whip
or stick snd not your flat.
A party of flibermen psssed through this
placs tbis ttioruing.
Miss Msggis Bennington snd C.'A. Mo
Maban both of Ibis placs were Joined
in holy bonds of matrimony at Eugene,
Salurdsy. Accept of our congratulations
snd best wiahea, Neal. Tbs boys gave
tbeiu s serensds last bight but didn't suocsed
in bringing them out, bnt they are goiug to
try it sgsin to-nigbt. Tbat is ribt stsy
with them boys. Mia. Oosrip.
Fall Creek Findings.
Juns lltb. 1891.
Jsmea Harkini and wife were in Eugene,
tbe tliat ot Ibe week.
Miaa Daily Mattiaon from near Spring
field viaited her oouaina here this week.
Bobcrt Young brought up bis cows (rom
Bpringfleld laat Sunday.
Mrs. Warren Luckey, daughter and sons,
of Eugene, viailed with ber parents here,
over Sunday, with Mr. aud Mrs. Wilmot.
Jasper Bills moved a part of bis camp,
Isat week, down lo Mr. Gilleapies1 timber
where tbey will fluiah their drive.
Ye ilemizer attended Ibe uicuio at Pleas
snt Hill laat Saturday. Nutwilbatsnding
tbe riiaagreeable and inclement weather it
was s decided auccea. Tbe exeroiaes com
menced at 10 o'clock and consixted of muaio,
adilreaaea and recitations which were all
well prepared and nicely delivered. Tbe
moat atnking feature of tbe program was a
flag drill by the girls of the public school
which was none through with nicely to the
delight of those who bud assembled to watch
them drill. Tbe maimer in which tbeas
exercises were rendered and delivered show
el the interval which is taken in such
nialtera; it ia plain to be seen that tbs
citizens of tbat vicinity htve the get up aud
get, about tbeiu to make n ancceaa of auy
Ibiug tbey attempt. After awhile Ibe chair
nieu announced that Ibe ilium r hour bad
arrived and it was not long until Ibe tables
were spread and heavily laden with eatables
and knicknacks which bad been oarefully
prepared by the fair aex. lleiug v.ry
modeat aud backward ouraclves it was with
aoertaiu degreeof hi silaucy that we partook
of the viauda which were set b.fure us in
abundsuce. After Quiabiug Ibe lepaat we
qultely withdrew aud got behind a tree,
buttoutd tip ouroveicoat. and puffod vigor
ously on a two-fi r, while tbe wiud raug a
requiem through tne tall Bra ot Pleasant
Hill. Look Sharp
In building 11 house on Long Island
to cost f lfl,0K), Mr. Vanderhilt virtu
ally announces that he doesn't care
whether the Farmer's Alliance nomi
nate him for president or not.
Ilolh Legs llroken.
MoMinville, 0a., Juue 10. A. J. Wu
burn, s bridge carpeuler, (ell from lbs
bridge at White's this mornlug, a distancs
of 30 (eel, breaking both legs. He will be
taken to tbe hospital at Portland. Ilia re
covery is doubtful.
(.'barged lib Hape.
SniirLi, July 11 John Cowberry, a
ralcauiHU, was arreated tbis uiorniiiK no
charge of rape ou the peraon of a foiittciii
year old girl, Maude Wade. Tbe gill w
ill Slid ooiitlued tu her bed at (lie I.Iik,
t'lreat Albany.
Amianv Jm.e II Thia uimiiiiia' Av rtl)
f 1 1 uiulu ulit Hie a. iliKcovriid III tne u.d
bp niii tact ry on Lou siii.et, 'I'm lite
bul Kiuinil couaidi ruble hindvui before
tin fire departuiint arrived ami tbs building
with its coutenil were couuuied. Il was
owned by Dr. M. II. Ellis and was viihttd
at 500; nninaured. C. J. Dillon had
t'JtHX) worth of furniture ftor.d in Ibe build
ing, lumired (or f 1500. Tbe rra:deuce ad
joluing, owned ly J. K. Wealherford wiw
aaved by hurd work. Fire thought to be
of iuceudiury origin.
Ash Drove Poultry Yard.
EgKS (or hatching from the (our atandard
breed, namely, Wyaiiitntta, Plymouth
Itocka, Siuiile Comli Brown Leghoiua, and
Silver Spangled Haiuburga, aa goint blood as
cuu be obtuiiied iu Oregon r C hforuii ,
EgK". P setting of llfteeu, f 1.5(1.
Cull on or address,
Auoa Wilkins
Coliurg, Oregon.
Ice Fitrtiished.
Portland ioe delivered to order by Croner
& Blair. Leave orderi witbGro. Craw at
pontofflpw.
IMlkm
FOR PITCHER'S
Csrfarls srsantin TXf tloa, and
overoauea Vuuuleuvy, UxuUUoo7 Sour
Stomach, Diarrhura, and Fsvwishneat
Thus tbs child Is rendered healthy and its
sleep kataral CaeUrla contains DO
Morphias or other narcotic property.
Caatorla la so w0 atar4ed to chndrea that
I rasnmneod Hassuprrlur lo any preaerlpUoa
kauwa to w" H. A. Aacaia. M.
m rprtland Ave., BruoUyn, N. Y.
fyHa la my wraalre, aad 8n4 H
specially adaptaal to afT-rti.xu uf childrsa."
Albi. Koanrrana, M. D..
na? sd Avfc. Dew York.
Twa Cmum Co, TT Hurrmy Bt, K. T.
telirii
(k-n. Weaver lias inado it a busi
ness for the past twenty years to lie
at the birtli of every new party,
and lie has had the privijro of at
tending the funeral of every parly
he has stuck to for any length of
time. Great is General Weaver.
An exchange suggests that we
import Henho Xarianho Carvelho,
the new Portuguese Minister of Fi
nance, at once, if we have to amend
the Alien Contract law to do it.
He says everything can lie retriev
ed by serious economic reforms,
and we, want that kind of a man
and not a paying-teller at the head
of our treasury.
The city ha sold bonds for sew
erage. Now the work of complet
ing the sewers should lie expedited.
That part of the system laid out for
this year's work should lie built be
fore the winter rains come.
DAY & HENffiSON,
- AND
FUH.MTIUE DEALERS.
Eugene, Oregon.
MAMMOTH STOVE EMPORIUM.
nit i 0 11 n
soie Apiit lor ok superior
AND FOR THE INDIANA STOVE WORKS.
JACOB MITCHELL (Odd Fellows' Kuilding), EUGENE, OR.
M. SVARVERUD & CO.,
SELLS THE
Light Running PLANO Harvesting Machines,
AND
JONES' CHAIN-DRIVE MOWERS.
TUB CELEBRATED
Mitchell Farm, freight and
CARRIAGES and
Russell it Co.'s Engines
and Gale Chilled Plows and
Call and examine our stock and get prices, as we cannot
be undersold, quality of goods considered. Corner of Eighth
and Olive streets, Eugene, Oregon.
CLOSING
I am uow
1
AT (iKFATLY RIDVCED PUK ES-
I hare a large
DIBS'
Which I will cloe
Other Shoe Wear at
Tat Notice.
Nolle, is heteby given that the "
(or 1WI la now dus snd psysble "
in my offlcs in lb. ptoUio. bu.biiug. fcu
genef Oregon, (rout (J o o ock a. - ' 7
o'clock P m. deilyunii July liih, . 1W I.
rece.v. the same. All P Jj
sixty days (rom ibis date will bs deolsred
dDat17Eug.ne, Oregon. May 12tb, lHUI.
(jko. IT, CBAW,
Cieik.
Lcmuis Noticl-Oo to tbs Depot lumbal
yard (or cheap lumber. Andrews will not
be nndertold.
111 Irln.l nt ma
r ABMKBS, ATTKKTIOS "- "
chine oils st bed rck pri. es at
ViwiirNnnao Kir-PP s.
KOTH'B OP riSAL SETTLEMENT.
NOTICE IS II EKE II Y OIVES THAT F. W.
Hi. rr, nd J W. Johnaon, executors of
the JiSrt V? Mlstu taw sa s Urtiwrt th.
nrm"?VVm O. ra "ve Mll their dual
amount for ee.tlemcnt o( h. p.rtnerjhlp
count, and Monday, Ju l y . isul. h beenset
for hearing the sunt. By 'hT kN?
'. W. JOHNSON,
O. B. Porno-, Attorney. Executors.
BTOCKHOI-DEKS' MEETING.
BY OHPKIt OF THE IIOAIID OF PlltKCTOKB
of the EiiKcne ManufacturlnK Coin.iiy,
.here will la. J . susetal '"'".
holders o( aald eoinpsny at the lloard of Trade
room, on July , MH, at p. m., tones' report
of directors, and tranaact any other builueas
that may com. before the mollis,
R. H. Parses, Fecretsry.
Dated this 4th dsy of June, 1891.
J. L. PAGE,
DEALEB IN
GROCERIES.
HAVINO A LARGE AND COMPLETE
tock ol Steple and Fancy Groceries,
bought in ths beat msrketa
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH,
Csu offer the public better prioes than any
ottuir bouse
IN EUGENE
Prodiios of sll kinds taken at market pilos.
STOVES,
Tin and Granite Ware,
PUMPS, PIPE, HOSE,
Etc., Etc.
'Pliiniljing, Tin and Sheet Iron Work
A SPECIALTY.
Spring Wagons, Buggies,
ROAD CARTS.
and Threshers, Canton, Clipper
Cultivators.
UP SALE.
offering mjr -
at x k ol
SHOES
out BELOW CtT.
Away Down Prices.
J. D. MATLOCK.
P !
OWING TO
SUMMER SEASON
WE WILL
STRAW-
AT
COST.
GBAY
(Bucceisors lo
IT
1
1
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
(iREAT REDUCTION IS PRICES. PRESENTS GIVEN AWAY WITH COFFEE8 AND TEAS.
A Prize Atlas With Every $80 of Purchases.
AV Hoods delivered with csre to any part of the city.
RHINEHARTS CORNER, -
MOORE & LINN,
Furniture Dealers
UIS1ETAESRS
SPRING CLOTHING JUST RECEIVED,
CHILDREN SUITS, $1.50, $2.50, $2.75, $4.50, $5 and $7.
YOUTHS' SUITS, $5.00, $7.00, $7.50, $8.50, $10.00, $12.00.
Men's Light Weight Summer Suits from $10 to $22.
ALSO
Men's Fine Prince Albert
A full line In all the latest styles. Call and
that we can save you money.
HOWE & RICE,
Opposite University Rook Store.
RETIRING FROM BUSINESS.
Commencing Mav 7th.
W. SANDERS,
Positively retiring from business. No humbug. A bona fide sale. I mean to sell the whole ol !
stock of General Merchandise, commencing May 7, ISHl, till I dispose of the entire atook. comlattiig
of Bilks, Katlns, Velvets, Dry Goods, Clolhing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Fancy Uoodi.
Notions, Blankets. A complete stock of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
In fact, everything I have In my store (or sale. This li a well kept and choice stock, wblck
will be sold cheaper than can be bought at wholesale, and will be sold below coat price. I uU
everybody to call and see the
ASTONISHING BARGAINS
To be had In my store during the sale. I hsve marked the goods at the
VERY LOWEST PRICES IN PLAIN FIGUBES,
To suit all purchaser. I am sure you will be perfectly satisfied with the Goods and Prices, whki
are put down lower than wholesale prices. Note the address,
Next to
SELLING BELOW COST.
Mrs. Sanders offers for sale her fine dwelllne and lot altuated nn niiv street, slio bnlr
lure, piano, etc., st s bargain.
Barker Gun Works
Ninth Street, Opposite Racket Store.
PRICES TO THE BOTTOM OF THF. flFA . Allcock'i
celebrated English trout fly, the finest spring steel hand
painted hooks at 28c doz., price last year, 50c. ; Abbey & Embn
straight central drough spring steel hoop, a very superior fly.
American make, 33c per dozen, price last year, 75c; three
foot leaders, of fine gut-mist color, 4o each, price last yett
10c; three fine three-foot leader, gut-mist color, oc, old
price, 10c; three finest three-foot leader, a 15c article, 7c, old
price, 10c; fine six-split bamboo trout rod. last vear sold for
18.50 and $9.00. our new nri
w T J J - - - yveSBM V 4 W V - .
joint rod, sold last year for 50c, new price, 15c; $2.50 m
line for 93c. This is what our new system does; spot cash
once and no fooling. Hazzard sporting powder the same5
is sold all over the country- for 50c and GOc per pound, our
price is 39c per pound. !Now is the time to wheel the baby
out, so come and see our nice line of baby carriages, wj
have the largest stock in town. Prices the bottom knock
out. Also see our boys wagons; they are fine, and we have1
complete stock of them, all iron, from $2.38 and upwar
Baseballs, gloves, masks, bats and sporting goods. our
fishing tackle, and be tackled by us.
THE LATENESS
OK THE
SACRIFICE ALL
HITS
ACTUAL
J. O. RHINEIIART.)
- Eugene, Oretea.
& 1MBAEMEES,
Coats and Vests, Stiff and Soft
Hats.
examine our good and gut prices and be conrlncri
RETIRING FROM BUSINESS.
Commencing Mav 7th.
O ay
W. SANDERS,
Hoffman House and opposite Postoffice, Eugene.
SELLING BELOW COST.
is 2 19- 101 three-
& mm,