The Eugene City guard., June 13, 1896, Image 4

Uugcno City CSuanl.
HATUltDAY,
Jl'NE 13.
U.
week,
of O. commencement next
Cungren ulj'urn;l today. A
good riddance.
Thero are 133 negro delegates to
tho republican iiutiotiiil conven
tion. Tim tfalem university athletic
club ahould stop "kicking" or dis
band. The circus will booh bo in Ku
geno and tho small boy will be
Imppy.
i'ou can build up your town, lfct
bv trading with homo people; 2d
bv ericouraaine public improve
tnent: 3d. by tho economic uhl of
public money; 4th, by adverting
liberally; 5th, by keeping up to
date, complete- stock of goods to
correspond with your advertising
Cth, by providing good schools and
churches: 7th. bv avoiding cliques
and rings and all exclusive kinds
of business; 8th. by bidding a warm
welcome to all slrangeis, who seek
a homo in vour midst; Dth, by
standing toire'.iier as brothers in
business and socially; 10th, by
making a heroic effort to pay your
debts; Ulh, by not talking all the
time about hard times: 12th, by
not requiring business men to seil
coods Imj1o(v costs or artisans to
toil without a profit.
Hero is the wav tho recent elec
lion is viewed in tho Kant, ut least
by the World: "Oregon is tho first
slate to hold an election since Mc
Kin ley became a certainty as a re
publicum candidate. Thequestions
on the returns is naturally of
whether tho republican heart
lieinir fired nt the prospect of
another McKinley bill campaign
If it is, tho Oregon news fails to
diow it. Tho stale gave :.'i,21)l for
Harrison and only 20,522 for Cleve
land in 1888; ami in 18J2 it gave
35.002 for Harrison. 11.212 for
Cleveland and 2(5,000 for Weaver
Now, though it is, without doubt
republican still, tho result is so
mixed that tho republicans forget
to shout over tho 'Oregon victory
us it was their want in former
campaign years." Of tliu Oregon
election the Philadelphia Times
Hays: "Oregon lias lired tho first
gun of tho campaign. It looks ns
if tho charjto wus fu I i mute of sil
ver." The Springfield ltepublican
remarks: "Whoever won was
either n straddle-bug or a silver
bus. Tho politicians will noll e
this and will bo more inclined than
before to trim their sails to catch
tho popular breeze. Tho Oregon
election is a silver victory.
llmUlrli
Ually Guard, Jmi II.
The O It A N steamer Ituth will ar
rive at JUrrlnbura Hunday with JOu-
geiie freight.
MrHainuel Hvkin. of Itoaeburir, has
accepted a position In F L Chambers'
hardware store.
Keverul tttnletiU have I wen up before
the faculty for ungciitlciiiunly conduct
while ut hulem.
About 1000 rallwuv eonductor'a ex-
curHioii tlcke have heon plueed on
mile In this eltv and ll Is enllmated
that they will all he sold.
; C Kmllh and T I) Linton returned
l.iwl evening from a llHliinir expedition
to Full 'reck, They had poor luck
THE OLD MAID.
thirty-live and ntlll ulnnlu. When I
wna young, Krnuk Wulilr.m cams and taw
and conquered. Wo wro not eiiKntfixl
that li, Frank had nut wild In bo many
words, "Will you be my wlfuf" and I had
not rcforred him to impn. Fomutlmna I
thought of thin, hot a look Into li la dark
oyet and hli rousurlf) jmlle charmed
away my every curu. Everybody inld that
he waa deeply In love with me but Hal lie
Vrloi, and she, Jdut because she couldn't
lut til in hnrwlf, declared that the didn't
Mlovo ha cured ono bit about me.
Frank onmo to moonodiiy, with a' oloud
on bin haiidHome foco, and wild:
'Fanny, I oin goluii awny. You know
tliU vlllnue li too small to uinort two
and reKrt the Htreniim in that vicinity physician, and Dr. Philips, who hn been
ne.ro m long, nun uu me dom praniice. i
kid not liny and brave poverty. I muit
Tho first coinage law enacted
under the constitution, April 2
17'J2, us recommended by Jlamil
ton, concurred in by .Iclferson, and
approved bv Washington, pro
videil for tho freo ami unlimited
coiuago of both gold and silver.
Tho freo coinngo of silver was
stopped by tho act of February 12,
1873, ami by tho act of June 22,
1874, legal tender quality wus
taken away from any standard
dollars then in existence, except to
tho extent of o. In ISiS, tho con
gross of tho United States passed
what is known as the lihtnd net,
which provided that tho secretary
of tho treasury should purchase
from time to time silver bullion at
the market price thereof, not less.
than 2,000,(K)0 worth per month
nor more than if 1,000,000 wonh
per month, and cause the same to
be coined monthly as fast as so
purchased into such dollars, that
such silver dollars would be a legtl
tender ut their nominal value for
ull debts and due, publij und
private, except where otherwise ex
pressly stipulated in the contract.
The Wand act was followed by the
Sherman act of 181)0, by which the
Hecretury of tho treasury was au
thorized and required to purchase
each month at its market price
4,500,000 ounces of silver and issue
therefore treasury notes redeemable
in coin. In 1SD3 President Cleve
laud call an rxtra session of con
cress for the sole purpose of re
pealing tho so called Sherman law.
Ihe repeal passed both houses, and
wus signed oy ino president on
November 2, so that to-day the
mints of the I'nitcd States are ab
Holutely closed to tho coinage of
silver.
too high fur good iMilng.
Wcdnufdav's Albany Democrat:
"('apt. Ni-Imjii, recently of the Kugene
H. A., was n the city mm evening on
his wuv to Astoria, where he has been
aitsiirued. He gov to a lough place."
riUILOJI'K CUKE, tho great Cough
luck my fortune elsewhere. If I am iuc-
tossful, you ilmll hear from mu; If not,
forgot ine."
And then ho luft mo, leaving only a
bunch of forget inenot a, which he had
brought in his hand. Thnt was yean ago.
and Croup Cure, Js in great demand, ihavo still a withered buneh of flowers,
. . . a .1 I.A ma iti 4n hut f.f lha rintin
Pocket size contains twenty-five dosea
only n. Children love It. hold by
Henderson & Linn.
WVdmtidav'a Hulem Post: A crazy
man was brought to the uitylum today
from L,ttiie county. He yelled most
lustly while being taken from the train,
hihI Kcenied to think everyone wa
try I ok to murder him.
llusy iteonle liuvo no time, and sen
. . - .,,... i ... 1 1 mi j
siuie js-opie nave no iiicimmioii io use . ,mn,t tmt ri,miy
a slow remedy. U'ie Minute cougn through tho wood to
Cure Hcts promptly and gives pernm.
nent results.
Ohiiukn k DkLano
The luck v ones w ho drew the valu
able big F.iuiiiliier prizes are K II
Htcel. of Los Angebm, t'ul, who drew
the country home and orange grove;
John O'Donnel . of Gross alley, i.al,
drew tlie gold nugget and V J O'Neil,
ofllutte, Mont, drew his weight in
silver.
Miss Mabel It Waller closed todiiy
a successful term of kiiidegarlen nt her
residence on Mnth street Willi a
summons hnnouet, assisted by the
mothers-and a mother's day exhib
Iting the work of the Utile tots and ex
planations of the kiudegarten system.
A man named Lee Smith was in-
but they tell mo no talus of tho donor.
Rumor wild thnt I had rejected him, and
that his prldo would not allow him to itay
In tho village, but faille Prlco only shrug
ged her shoulder and remarked, "I told
you sol" Aifor myself,! kept my own
counsel. I was still young and had plenty
of offurs, but somehow I didn't care to
ninrry.
Only last year I could have married
Jones, but Jerry Is ugly and squints fear
fully, and I won't marry him. Pooplo
r.mnierson wont
pick up with a
crooked stick nt lust. I am not miserable.
If I am an old maid and livo alono. I
havo enough to eiit and to drink and to
wear and nobody to say to mo, "You
shall or you shan't," and that's more than
many a married woman can wiy.
Allco, my oldest sister, who Uvea 80
miles away In tho city, has just aont mo
the following chaructorlstlo nuto by mall:
Pea a Fahwt As quick u you receive this
put on your hat and shawl and come to us.
Fanny (that's my naminuke I wish she had
been ralli'd Uetsy or Hunan Is very 111 with
Kimo kind of an Infectious fuvur, and the doe
tor says thnt, without good rare, she will die.
Mow yua are tho only ono thut can tako euro
of li.-r, and yuu nm-t come. Yoa know you
have no one depending on you. Don't stop to
pack; It won't make any difference about yoiu
clothe. Yours In haste, Al.ica.
Humph I It wouldn't have madoany
dllTereneo nliout me either, only I was
Htnntlv killed on Mountain creek, near baiiily to liavo around In case of sickness.
Two Kok l'ivK.-S,nator Dubois of
Idaho informed the Culled Htules
senate that two glasses of liecr could bt
bought for live cents. S'tiator M Itch
ell of Oregon pnuupily Inciiilred w here
the purclu.so could be made, but the
uaiio senator did nol furnish the In
foruiution. The senator from Idaho
should not kirn the (Mini try In nut
pense on such u matter ns this. If
thero is any pluce in this broad laud
where two glows of Inrr can t
bought for live centra thirsty country
would like to ktiow were it is. It is
great question.
Kor Damahk.s. Kulctn Statesman:
ltumor bus it that (be Houd llros.
will claim IKHiO dauingei from the O
It A N t'o for failure to trausMrt their
circus eiiiluient up ihe river on Mon
day In the time agreed to. The delay
caused Ihetn to miss Albany, thus the
Owl re for remuneration front the
company.
TlKP. Theolllclal vote of Josephine
county shows that H C IVrklt.s, fusion
candidate for surveyor, hustled with
U O Mcl'ulliK'h, republlcau caudidHte,
each receiving 871 votes. They will
he compelled to oellle the matter by
"drawing straws."
Mitchell, on May I'll, says the 1'riiie
vllle Review. He wus In a corral wo
urn'liig horses when he wim thrown
violently to the ground und was tun
over by the horses und in tmsHiugover
him, one stepiK'd on his (icuil, crush.
lug in Hie skull and cnusing deuth iu-
statitlv. lie wus a murrlcd man and
had a family.
Mri l. H. Hawkins, of Chuttunoogu
Tenn.. says: "Shllo's Vilullz.cr 'Saved
My liile.' I coiiMlih r 't the U-t reme
lv for debilitated system I ever
used." For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kid
nev trouble it excels. Price 7.'i cents.
Hold by Henderson .V Inn.
Wediiecdiiv's I'i ikIIi ton K O: Miss
Clara Condon, kindergarten teacli rat
the Pciidlelou ucadeuiy, leaves to
morrow evening lor her home in Kti-
uelie. Miss Condon has won tinlver
sal praise for her work in the ueadeiny
and her departure is regre'ted by the
friends si in lias formed during nersttty
in Pendleton. Hhe probably will not
telurn to Pendleton ut the opening of
the fall term of the academy.
Agricultural College llaronudei: "At
the meet lug of tho Amicliia, a prle
consisting of a book of Tennyson s
pisMiis, will Im pro.) nted to iMr ITanK
K Kdwards for wlniiing u contest held
April i.'"). TlM object was to use tin
word 'siw' the most limes in nn csxay
containing one hundred and II ft v
words. Mr Kd wards Used the word
one hundred and folly-nine times, and
so won the prize
The cure of rheumatism bus often
(axed medical skill, but Its prevention
has been very easy by an occasional
uso of Simmons' l.lver Uci-ulator. It
keeps the liver well regulated and the
system free from poison. Therein is
the secret of health. "I havo used it
for yearn for Indigestion und count i pa
tion and also foil ml It gives one relief
from a touch of rheumatism, "-K II
Hughes, Lordsburg, N M.
rhenunnuueament is made by the
Oregonlan (bat ('apt W V Humidors,
on June II), ISiHl, nt Ht John's, Mon
tana, will Imj mart led to Miss Minnie
Allison. Hall inters Is now practicing
law ut Hnokane and Is post trader of
Ihe Col ville Indlau recurvation. Miss
Allison has been teaching school In
Montana. Hauudcru a few years
since murdered a man ut Albany and
wasscutenccil for lite In the iienllen
llary. After serving seven years he
was pardoned by Uovernor I'ennoyer.
Mr James Perdue, nn old soldier n
siding nt Monroe, Mich, was severely
Hllllcted with rhetimatlsni but re
ceived prompt relief from pain b
using Chamberlain's Pain Italm. He
says: "At times mv buck would uche
so badly that 1 could hardly lalse up.
If I had not gotten relief 1 would not
bo here to write these few line
Chamberlain' Pain Halm ha done
me a gn at deal of giod und I feel vorj
thankful for it." For sale bv '
IMwrn 4 iK l.ano.
The American Ileatity owes hcrprcs-
lige more to a clear complexiou than
to any other atti Unite. A enn of
Parks' Tea will enable anyone to po
scKMthls. It clears the skin and re
moves pimples and thnt sallow, mud
dy look. Parks' Tea Is used by thous
ands of ladles for the complexion.
Without being a cnthnrllo It cures con
stipation. Hold by A. Ykkimuvn.
If It required an Hiinual outlay of
J UK.) to Insure a family aaint any
serious consetlenei from un attack of
bowel co i plaint during ihe year there
are many who would feel It their duty
to pny it; that they could not a (lord to
risk their lived, and those of their fam
ily for such an amount. Anyone
can get this Insurance for 25 cents,
that being the price of a bottle of
ChainherUin's Colic, Cholera und
Diarrhoea Hciuedy. In alamU every
neighboi liisid a.iine one has died from
an attack of bowel complaint before
medicine could U procured or a nb v-
slclau summoned. loo or twodoni
or Hie remedy will cure any ordinary
case. It never falls. Can you afford
to take the risk for so small an
amount? For sale by Osburu & IV-
I ,auo.
Parks' Cough Syrup cuie Coughs
Colds and Consumption. Mrs. Catli
erine Itlaek ef 1m H iy, X. V., says: "J
took one bottle of Parks' Cough Syrup,
It acted like luajjlc StopjKtt my
co.igh and I am p'rfecll well now."
Hold by A. Ykkinhiv.v.
After grumbling to myself for awhllu I
prepnrtnl niyudf and took the first trnln
fur tho city. As I whirled along In tho
steam cars I mndo tip my mi nil that this
should bo tho last bit of nursing that I
should do. Hut how to avoid It T I might
ell out and go awny to live, but that wni
fallacy. I knew that I could not exist
awny from my kindred. I might adopt
two or three orphans, but I couldn't stand
their noise, and then how my puts blnli
and flowers would suffer. No, all these
schemes must bo dismissed as hnprnctlca
hie. Hllll I was determined to rid myself
of tho nursing, oven If I Jumped out of the
frying pan Into the fire, even if I was
obliged to marry In self defunso. Al
luet me nt the door nntl kissed inonndsnld
"Ihvir Fanny, I know you would oomo."
Hut I resiMiinlml ungraciously, for I nl
most felt that I had been hetrnyed by tho
kisi of Judas. I found my nlcco very HI
and Immediately put on my wrapper am
prepared for n-hard battle. Tho doctor
came and left his orders with Ine, fur my
coming was a sign of relief for Alloo. Her
duty will now merely consist In asking
after tho condition of the sufferer.
Tho doctor had a Very pleasing voire.
scarcely glanced at him, for all doctors
nro tho bhiiio to mo now. Jlut I think lis
Is tall and dark. I didn't notice, tho coloi
o( his ryes, but I don't think ho will cam
lunch about tho opinion of tho uurso.
1 hu doctor has Jtnt been hero. I looked
at him when ho said Kauny wiw hotter, and
his eyes sent n sort of odd thrill through
me. lie has got very beautiful eyes, not
at all like Jerry Jones, squinting ones.
Three weeks I nursed that girl while
he struggled between life aud dixit U.
liut tho ciUls was passed safely. I was
so tired that I lay down on tho sofa and
foil fast asleep, and while sleeping I
dreamed that t rank had como hack. How
odd I I have scarcely thought of iihu for
years. Vt hat n pity that people nro awak
uned from plcS-iint il renins and forced
back Into tho hard realities of life.
nwokoand heard Alice say, "I'uor thing,
ho Is tired out ! and tho doclcir'i voice
responded: "Leave her to mo. I will take
faro of her," and I opened my eyes and
saw tho doctor's handsome ones gazing
Inlo mine, mid tt vague remembrance crept
into my mluil.
I looked niialn. Vt'heu he hold out Ms
hands, my rcuicmhrnnco was a oertainty,
Krank WnMron stood before mo In all tho
prldo of his manly strength and beauty,
Hut I sliisik my head. 1 could nut foruet
that he had been within S!0 miles of my
liuiuo und had not sought mo out. Ho
came over to mo and gently Imilo me elt
down and listen to Ids story, Io told mo
of hli struggle with sickness and Poverty.
and finally of Ids gmul fortune; how he
started to come to mo and reached thorlty,
and when nliout to tako h,i ran for tho
Village that lie met Salllo Price 111 the do-
pot, and sho told him that I had married
and left tin) village lng ago; then, filled
With deep itcspolr, in turned away, and
for a short time, gave hlniMlf nn to every
sjhh-Ic of dissipation.
liut tho heller man triumphed, and h
oonuueueed praetleo In tho city. Ail this
and more ho told mo, ami when he finished
I decided thnt I would not marry Jerry
Jones. New York News.
A FULL LINE
OF
LOW SHOES.
I ii lilsck and Tan
Colors, at prices
thut can
beaten.
not be
Summer Shoes,
Bicycle Shoes,
Tennis Shoes.
Call sud examine tbeui
Ms Shcs Store.
rlltlUi tOUUT.
punt OiisM, June II.
6 W C Washburiie, assignee, vs (J
M Jackson, el al; equity. ( oiitintied
Mr. Priiunjer ll Caustic.
of Pol Hand
"fV'n Vauderourg:
UVIT UW ui:i w. . i
.smuh.t candidate for oongre- u the
Irlt district. He had beeu luv led to
sneak at the meeting, butyeeieroay
declined the honor, with Ihauks.
i .i.... ... i.u i.ii took occiision
i,!!f..'o. ,.,,iniH.l remarks, lu writ'
ing his declination to the committee,
"If tbe'nolicy I advocated hud been
...i........ i v,i,l.-rburir hud Willi
drawn from the Held wheu the detuo-
....... ....,....,1 t,. , oil oh" Myers, anu
.... v..i,i,. the congres
,i,. I,H would have hud
BllfllUI ",. . . ,
such a u.i.jorpy over Tongue that he
could nol have been counted out. o
other is lo be bluuied for the elect on or
.. ll..,.tl.....,u.ltfUU "
Tongue llian ine popunsis
1 be llebeiula, ninre
June 10.-1' J Jell
I 1 1 I'M 11111114 in fiom the lhdieuila
mines today. II-. said there are 73 iueu
u'urL inr (in Him whitoii road, wnicn
...in i.. , tn.l Julv 1. The U'
.i., o.ill will then be hauled In.
The machinery will ull be run by
,.i....iri,.oi- 1,11,1 Dim tunnels will be
i,m,.,i i,v flectrlo llirbts. A tuunel
under hcudwav since Febru
arv. Ii will tun the uiulu vein at
tilt- depl h of 411) feet.
Thk Tik. (J runt's Pass Courier;
"The general result us ehowu lu last
week's Courier Is only altecled In the
33 Wlllieluiu Pedersoii vh Elius L , Mlllut.r f surveyor which prove to bo
Hkog; to set uside land to plalulilf
IJecrte.
W J K Holt vs (J V Long, etui;
foreclosure. A K Win eler appointed
guardian ad litem for minor defend
ants. Judgment for iWu.iMind any
fee of $").
67 10 L Hiiiilh vs X II Taliafero, to
establi-h division line. Argued and
Sllblllillcd.
tit) Htate or Oregon vs Win Iulk;
burglary. (Irand Jury reported "a
true bill." The prisoner is at large,
having eseaM-d. I
07 State of Oregon vs J r Mxon;,
obtaining money under false pretenses.
Grand Jury reported "a true bill;''
no urrest.
a tie. The law provides mut tue ue-
cision shall be rendered oy lot iu aucn
cu.es. A I be ofl ce is worm ouiy
about $7.5 a yeur tliere will probably be
no stunted coolest. Mr u l; reraius,
tho dciuo-non candidate, went away
lust week lo his old home In Lane
i! luntv. and at this writing ban not
siirnihrd his Intention to return." Mr
Perkins Informs us thut he will go to
(iranl's Puss uboul the 2ulli and settle
the mallei
Fkom Axipem. Salem Journal
The Ouartzville mine is still ruunlnc
aLU HtMiiin mill full blast, day and
night, wuikiug about hO men, and ore
ll r ,l I. I. increasing In ouality as well asuuan
went out to aiui
uuuy
7.1 lien It Dun Is vs
i...ii,.M. .u...iir..,n..,. r,.,.iipi...i : t tv. uni. niuiiii
A Lemuel Clark VS II Ihllldy el al; jesierony llllil weoeiai u oiiri
,.i,.i.. fr,.... r. n..,.r.i l nr 1-4 ex ik lied in now uaiiv. i-uy uay
U-fore court and taken timlei advise- Is near bt hand und snow is a thing; ; of
tile past III Here. 1 wo paca iraius
make regular trips. Huow about live
feet on the summit. Mr Frank Heed
is looked fur tomorrow. His arrival
ineunsa silr at the Albany Mil. lug s
Milling Co'e works, w hich Is now oe
ing put in order by Mr Herb Ames
w ith a sinull force of men.
The One Dllltcnlty.
With their usual hick of n good subject
for conversation, a group of women were
discussing lately what death they would
profi to tllo. Ono preferred drowning,
another heart dla, a third strangling.
Ono who poses ns very clinging and soul
ful snld, with a DcnrdKlcycsqiM languUh,
that sho thought she'd "like to ba kisaeit
todiath."
Tho remark was rcivwnsl to Mrs.
Cralglo, who was Imniediately Vitremolr
curious to too tho woiiinn whu sidd It.
Ono night at tho theater .Mrs. Cralgle's
lawless wild: "There, In tho second lox. Is
tho woman who wautod to bo klssinl to
death. What do you think of horr"
Thnt woman!" exclaimed John Oliver.
I should think she'd have trouble to find
an exivut loner. ".New York Herald.
ment.
74 Htate of Oregon vs John hosier
ami John Mursio; assail with intent lo
roll. (Irand Jury report a true bill.
Arraigned and plea of not guilty
entered. Court opiMiiuted N It Mark-
lev to di fend.
75 Htate of Orvgou vs Jnliu rosier
and John Martin; sodomy, (irand
jury reported a true bill. Ih-femlants
arraigned and entered plea of not
guilty. N li Markley appointed to
defend.
The followingjury whs drawn: F. O
Martin, J II Inwull, ltobt Dillard, Jas
Ollut, 1) Hliiuton, Noah llnoy. John
Weeks. It Kdwards, J T Itowland, H 1'
Lowell, M A Vcatcli, K Adisoii. On
trial.
7-t J I) Matlock vs A Wheeler, et
al; to recover money. Set for trial to
morrow morning.
Jury rendered a verdict ut 8:3(1 last
night ns follows: Judgment for
plaintiff in the sum of tlMW.lOuid
$11 uttoliiey's fees.
Mkkts at Portland. -The grand
encampment of Indian War Veterans
meets In ilie A. (). I'. W. temple at
Portland on June loth ut 10 a. m. It
la expected Ilia! a large number of
member will be prcMiul,
Makkikp. At the residence of Mrs
Wilson, In i'l iueville, Oregon, on June
I'd, Inbli, Jerome M. Lyilu and Mrs
Tollah Kelley, -der C P Hailey
olllclntlng. Mr Lytle was fiinifly u
rcHidelit of F.ugeiie.
RIDVS fll.K SUPI'OSITORV.
li iiiirtruiiiiH'd tn euro rtlm sud Convtiiislloii
ur intuit-v ri.fiiiid.il. bo outils oer box. Send
luiuiii," fur elre ilsr sii'l rr"e hsraple lo
M.VItl l.s Kt'l'Y, krijlilervd l'hsriiiscUI,Uiica.f
ler. I's. No I'osTAUi ASswsRKU. rorMlebr all
n i elssi drusxi"" ererjrwiiere, sad In Kuneue
On-uoit hy tititjiira dt OuIauo
L)ev di Hendorsorii Undertakers ano
Embalmers. Cor Wil. and th its.
Summons.
lu tin Jutllfie'i Court fur Kiijcn Jmllcu'i pl
Inet, I, sue couiuy, orvion.
J. It. CsiupUell, ristlilllf, l
v
A. P. K hIoii, Iletfiiclsiit. )
To A P. Illsduii. Pel nJnl:
la iliu tisiii" ol li Hate of Occton you ere
icTriiv r miirvu i stnHr sua uuvr ine cim.
.lslnl illid sksIioI )uii in Ilie shore entitled
actum ty too .ll dsy ot J.tly, Is'.ni, at the hour
nf it o'clwk In the fi.iciiisiii, isld dsy, the isme
tn-itu the d y sud hour el by me lor the ln
ot istd ettllilcl csusu, the uid Irlsl to iske
nlsru In my oihce lu tue city of Ku
iteiie. Orison, st tliu dsT end hour sforesul.
hik ll you f h11 lo simwer on or before tsld dsy,
lur u''t itKreoi uui pisiiiiui wot tsse juok1
llll'lll BKllll )U (or UlU 1 11 IU ol ITli.NI will) III'
lensl at leu twr cvul Iwr am, mil and 112 at
tnriiry fv and tor Ihe roma of aeiloti. Thli
MtiuiiioiiB la Hii!itKd oy order ot lion. A. h
Vu-eier, Juadee ot the cace tor the atve
juallie diattiei; maae llie-lli 'lay ul June. Is'jo.
iv. it. r-airwuHTn,
Aitoriif j lur Caliiliif
ONE MORE SALE AT
A. V. PETERS'.
lliroujili unavoidable circumstances, U01112 unable to
givo my ii'rsonal attention to business this Spring tjiul
bummer, I have determined to odor inv entire well assorted
stock of Merchandise at COST, until l'rall, or further notice
It is impossible to quote prices on every article in thestore,
but the jollowni" are a few, to give you an idea of what wo
are tioingt
DRESS GOODS.
30 in black ull wool inohulr reg .fiS :)ov 41c
In " " reir ' .75nowtiJe
" " " l it) now b71
- " " " erge rvg .73 now tlJ
In " " " retf 1.00 now ?l1
3S u colored " reg .f,o ow sue
30 In o ml ami f rt i? .ia now tile
Our lifiu CupjbrtM ami j tj. M ll all le sold ut a great reduction.
MENS' AND BOYS' HATS.
Men', reg fi.'2a black Fedora ut... 1.6'i
l.oti brnu n and grey J-edora ; .;.'...,;.... j
J.winiidfl.iwbuurtjnd grey Vjo utid 1.00
l.fH) black s'unlo i i.
Uoy'n " 1.00 black Fedora ,.,.,. '.
.ol) blue crush . so,,
and gill's cans.,
pon't oveijook our K'ltJ'hat-'j wo have iheui f oui $1.00 up,
.Cue
LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS.
.(Wi shirt waist for 45u
.83 " " ' 70e
1.15 " " " u,5o
I'i " " " fl.00
I.ftu o n o (iii j o,,
1.75 " " 0 j.Jjt)
Come curly und get Hint ehaiice hir
they wih not la.si long at these prices.
MENS'arjrj BQY ShjQES.
Men f.'l t:o line calf shoes at i4,5
" 2 "-5 " " i o-,
" 1.85 " bull 1 10
" , ;0 " " " " .... "l oo
Hoy l.til) " " ' ".,.
o 1 "5 o u it ,1 ,
Our mens and bova hoai-v
also Included u tliUualti.
BICYCLE GLOVES
GAUNTLET DRIVING
Beauties Every Pair Warranted.
Call early before our-:
DIMITIES AND SHIRT WAl!
xs-ARE ALL GONE
SOT S3XuX3ES
Trio Clma Dfilnrn rf
F. E. DUNN
A Pew HOT Bargains Fcr 110?
PRICES REDUCED.
7-Drawer S-w ln(r Machine, luteal improved, Kunrantwd 5 VM
Very bent Uliih-Urutle liicycle, cufieMt ruiiiiiiiK, guaranteed t-
MeU'H HUIIU, 4 00, O.OO, 0, 7J, B.BO, & 11.00. '
Jtoy'a HUiltf, (1.5U. .00 3 00 & 4 50.
Men'u la-t-t line Culf Mioch, reduced from $3.00 to $213
Men' Kip hoen, reiluci d from f 1.25 to 00c.
Ladles' Oil (train Hiviled Hhoe reduced from tl.3.s n nn
HhtK-aol all klinN huve been reduced in prlcea: they Hremiin
er than ever. s "'"
Ludleu nklrt vtuinlH, vety luhft, 60, 07, 00, $1,00, $1.54 all(
Mena' rock bottom hIioch n-duccd from $2.83 to $2 io KwV. ' ,
teed. 7
Itova' bib over ulN, ,'!0 ami 35 cents per pair.
Fine Luce curtalne, 3-2yarda Iouk h.v60 inches wide. iit
1.07, 2.2.5 & 2,50 It will pay you to nee them. "t
Our trimeti huts will whui be lu, anil the prlc.g w ill le rltrti t
We ahull make liOT prices UiIh cuii tner, anil don't vn r,...,.
We were the Hrnt to lower the rrlceaon all cooda. und uiiil"
low any ami ull. Cuali talks theae hurd tluiea.
P. FRANK & SONS
Racket Store, Er'
CLOSING OUT SAL
Of Buggies, Carriages and Wagons
LOOK T THESE PRICES -
AFinaClus HtipKy, Leather Tritninlnjf and J leather lop, cumpi
unoiuti 01 live viyieit 01 Mjiring-1. cornier pnees.
$100 ana $10 ), now
Xo 11 Itoad WitKon (Portland Hotly) Lea Trim
4 Spring 2. Seat Mountain W.ikoii, Complete
4 " ) n O II 11
Canopy Tops $20 ami $25 extra.
Xo 2 Combination Sprint; Wui;oii 2 Seat, former price $1(10
These are no cheap trash but the best goods ew
made at the factory.
COAST" all Steel Qear Wasons.
3.S1
3.0
TlltK
...1, Farm Ih-d.
CAI'ACITV,
2"00 lbs
woo ll 12
3x10 4000 lhtt l, ' '
3',xl0 00(1011 1, ' ii
31x11 70o0 Mm... , .
3 inch tire f (K) extra. Culif.irnla Uack bed $7.oD. extti
m. M.m
Vtoie (in, ;vn,. Aaalgner t oa.lCkH
Carnliii
"rXr-'T-- Famonin 1. -
(t V i ly,,,iii.,i,,,frr.ui.O;.l'
. T r'4 "l.lo.-ilhiilltii-r. l:irm , i'l,
4 'rfl" VI I a.llr ""l-l in ( iKiefcei . I-.. I -t
J 4 I it.il.i. iw itr.i:r!,n,ii . .
uiv5 v a-.il, wi bmk. ,tiiiil eiu-n Vr,
.rJ-t lr''ZiL J itmr i 4lnn,ni. -.
' -... -..... t,.,M. holjuj..r;.Jt,i.ra;,. . -i.'
foraalolnEmtfim,'Jrei.,hj-,K.SUKli.t X a LV.vX.antlljyut-.li i
mm
la
4
;. ::v
W. A. WOOD,
Cauvyer.
c
cugerte, r r O.eaon.
Ppitiati- Work k'elaltjr
omti Over lm l ounty Ilitnlt.
GENTS'
Mens ribbed tdilrU and drawer
knit
M
it
WALL PAPER
PAINTS :
12 CENTS.
$1.50
in
- OVERTONS' -
nd evervthina els
proportion at
TAKE
-LIVERINE-
-FOU TIIF.-
LIVER M CONSTIPATION.
for Si!t kj !l Ort;;;ijtj.
UNDERWEAR.
reg tioo now 42c each
...,..,." 4")C " 34o "
; ' 60u o 3!)(J 1.
4oo " 800
u i.ii .am ml, It
Menu and boys shirts, .ock, ovt-rall and iiipeM will be mihl ut cot.
LADIES' SHOP
o it., .1 . . , , '
r- o" tine kiu dliia'S for
0 " i ,
i.lKI ' 11 11
1 50 tlonnola (ihoen for
1 t6 o ""'v
Our entire liimif ,diildreiu, ujlasea iui la, j,., u.:,vy hYkk's' wi
rill
i
,. l.oj
l.as
1 10
1.23
share the
Keinembor tM is a genuine) sale of tho ontlro utock of
goiHls without exception, so .lon't miss the opportunitv ..f
getting foiuo gooil Imrgains. '
A. V, PETERS.
Kr.inuxiiiti 1mV
F. H. HAMMER,
an and Jl hnvii st, gor. Comtnerelal,
San Francisco, Cal.
'e fwy the highrat market price for
Wheat, Barley. Oats, Potatoes,
Apples, Poultry, hfidea, Vyool
AND
GENERAL PRODUCE.
It will pay Ton to wriin ..l i,.....,
Liberal ailvane,, umle n coii.lsii,uirnu.
ember: ii!! !;""'l'0 Prlure Kol.anSe.
roryour"
Seas and
T - -
(Soffee,
- GO TO ,
& t Mmi 1 co.
H. F. HOLLENB
tiKUIl I
Musical Merchandise, Bin Intna
tliitlc, (It,
PIAN()S-)e k.rllws.ltfniW'
iiunuilticr, iviiiiil'i , .
UK'i.N. Mbs.hi Hamlin, I f
Wgavtn and other 1.' mini Vut.
Uortk Rnnm Th rUmia BIkL l.
4
CALIFORNIA
T
at
Full Slced Bed-Steads
$1.50 EACH,
At DAY k HENDERSON'
7th and Willamette Streets.
Hiyhcst Market Prio Paid for
Hides and Produce
Will make the Season oflSVj
On M.iily at (Vnwell: Tv!
WoilnenlaVH t l'"tti Orjw: t
ilava at Julio It krenf) ! "
uiilceaatnf (iiw.li.111 on Frw"
nrilitya, at KtU'eiie, at K. 6
liydiy Vt'tl la,
. DESCRIPTION
falifnini Jim in a IwautiW,''
bv, with atnr in fnrtle-aili '
U..I. -...l..!,. imili ,i.mn il.
yeitri 11M May 'Al, l."i '
vligre-i
... . .. 11 hr t
aiirerni jihi :
Enuli-h Shire, wlt.w wtiM ,,
wirllH)0 ponmk D.nn w t
anil one -half French l'.n.nh- I
ni..t, c?! t.. aup.-iil P
I F. I .11 . I" - 1 ...Ui
.! t u,.ril,n M. imi-
nilia in aervier. .-r,.- - --. . .
aenmin. Innuritniv f"l". I'J'
lirnvm tn w Wlih fe.il. ,51?' , i
will b wmal.lr.il with fx
nreveul auei.leuf. hut rfP
that may o cur. S. .' "
1 I.. I.. 1 ,.!. ts'tii
A. PARKSji
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va
R, A Cinaa,
1), f, tichml. J
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f th.- s'V ' J
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eiititir.l aO'l'-li t'V "lr , ' k jk "
r r a
Ji. tlit) line i
l-e Lumtv reu'll"
1I1.. ,'oiiuiliiilil ti' 1
SiX'ts. anH
Kettle,
OnecntdiKk
T l. , . 1
m.n.1 CUre' l.leiD lt Cimimrn. ,?
-- Deal col.U .d ioub CtuT"
Sold btHenOeno,, 4 Uoo.
IVJIl, nl tue UU. i - - v
noun ol a.ii.i ' ,,, l-l '
1 10 I'l' 1
uiy.fl;oeiiilheeii ' ,.
- . . ... 1 f .r tit'"
11111 u.Mir i' " . ,
til le.f c.tlie, Ihe mlii
I I., a, l1. 'I " " '. . ,
aer 011 ur before "Kl'1.
. i. ..I.....,, ll all li'K"
you f.ir thaaiiiu of ,b, '
.b.lat dHyofJni.e. . :
perc,-ot nerai.iiuai r'
ofthiaaeil.'U i,iih. "T '
Honorable A K "'rr,0'
lo, the fc-'"J": 7'
Ibu K7lh day of Al'."'.
Atten""?