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Lir.iDAY JU,Y 1
IUi.UrsMi( oculist.
. t w.. it, hi. ultornev-iit-law.
Money to 1i" 0,1 ft" '"'1- l''.niiliv of
,t. Yulton.
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n- If ' il'l'M- ini',1 tn- i-niim ui
i'" . ; i .i 'iit i .i.i u
k i j r I1'1 "l1 v . , .
' . i c i Ii mIi-wIs mil lihw-1: v. i.st
H( ihe' Minnesota lintel. Ho Is lire
t ,red I" ll" ll" ,l,,"t"1 w",l '" ""' '"t'Ht
I t.v Anil It"' Tliiwaic-tjiiiiruii-i
'.'. i liri'i" ecu's.
r F L ClIAMIIKIIH.
c-jitttMii liark! ( ulttcm IhiiU!!
Higtiet '""h Pr'l'u f"r I'l'l'ifiu
4rk. Iri"t! '"ur ,,,rl r'0
F.irnn fur Sul.
i . .. i.mii-lliiilv fine farm. In tlm
.-:' .iii viillev for Halt. Thesi
JI llinu" , " :
tnn include every varlrty in si.e uii'i
.. . .1. . ...I. .11.... II. . ...II
irliV. 1'OT oeni-i ijjiiuh unit Mil litres
tihll. SI. Mll.LKU,
Wllklns Block, Eugene, Or.
Important to Frmt r.').
. L'l'ire' Sucikuki. I'viritui v.
fiH, I tie original and only article of Us
linil lilving compiem suiisiucnon.
K.mf nil need friiiu o(l to !M vi Im ui
i ... .'..r h-iU lit'
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Eugene, (Jr.
Unit fiiNliol Huj-.
.seated bids for eivoiiug u school
i.tu-o ll) tliHtr'.'L No. 10) will ins re
ived up to July lo, Plana unit
jjucitleauous en ii ue seen in iu tmice
! the cm rk or r ll tliusi, utter July
IS'.H). I'lie board reserves the rlglit
i nj.el any or all bid.
Fll til AHK,
C J Uol'i, Chairman.
Clerk.
i;il Hill, Lumber City, Pa., writes:
"J have been suffering funn piles for
J v turn and though! tuy case Incurs-fl,-.
DcWIU'b Witch Hazel Salve win
niiiinenueu ionic usu me cure, to i
night a box and it performed a tier-
Suneiit cure." This Is only one of
jb'iiiHMinU of similar cures. Eczema,
ires ami fkiu ditt-usce yield quickly
I lien it is used.
Osbiikn A DkLaxo.
liui'lvleu'd Arnica Salve,
j'llie I!eHt Halve in t lie world for
luu, Itruihcs. toivs. Ulccru, Salt
Umim, Fever ISor'.i, Tetter, (.'imied
IhiiiIs, Clilllilaiii', t'oniK, and all Skin
.iliotis, ami MiHitively cures PIIcm,
fniiay reulrel. It U Kiiarunlc-ed
i z'wv perfect mtlxlactlou or inoney
ifiiii'I'il. Price, li cents per box.
brxale by llendersoii A Mini.
Ik- n I.a! r wis '. w n".- ii-r Cti.
5li-a k'.ic a 0 t'ail.l, !: cri' I fr-r Ciworln.
fh. n i'io tvomi I'M, r!w c?an to r.rst.r!a.
?!nn alio but CMUicd.sV- jvoU.cia Coiluii.
t ( all for Woi ranis.
I
Notice Im hereby nlven that tbt fol-I-jT'iiii;
warruntrt w ill be paid on pre-
Otation at my olllce. Interest on
i me will cense June 29, 1800: All
1 wie county warrantn from rcj!islered
i iDibir 0SC3 lo iegllered nuinber 10,-
Mil luclui-lve.
i J U Obay,
I County Treasurer.
fcuKene, Or, June2(J, 1S90.
Mrs RUodlo Noah, of this place, was
ktii in the night with cramping
dns aud the next day dlarrhiva set
U Khe took half a bottle of black
ti coidial but got uo relief, tfhe
n sent to me to see if I had any
dug that would help her. I cent her
(kittle of Chamberlain's Colic, Chol-
mid Diarrhovi Remedy and the
fit dou relieved her. Another of our
neighbors had leen nick for about
week and hud tried (lilkrctit icmedies
rdiurrbivi but kept i;cttlnfc worse,
lavnt him thin Miiedy. Only four
itH's t'f it were required toiuru him.
: : snya hu owes hi recovery to this
wonderful remedy. Mm Mary Sibley,
fluey, Mich. For sale by Osburn &
0 I. mm.
1
Kditohs lNHK-rKi. I'.oseburg
laindealer: "It in nM misery loves
'tnimiiy. The edilor of Hie Plain-
lertius tieen Indicted by the grand
iry for the publication of liUlous
attfi. It 1s HOinewhal consoling,
nvwer, to know tliat In our dis'ress
All of the nroorli tors of the Itevlow
Re also bven Indicted for a like
fciiHP, vU: ulauderiuic I) KSham
ik and Juiues Hattv during t he
iaii;n." It Is likely that the only
ilt will be an expensive trial for
Ml Ih rwimitv li f.mt. lVonle that
f liU'lled by 'iiew-HpaiH-rs liould In-
Bute civil ttivttml or criminal pro
filings. reseent - $50.
5ual to any $75 wheel.
i:tiV ANI COUNTY.!
F. L. CHAMBERS.
Wednesday, julyi
lomuiiMioncrs' court ncxtwiik.
I SPO.I.uin.of Fulrvl. w, Is in the
city.
I" Harry Welder ii up
from JIurrN
miry.
! F J Mulkev Hiient last
ii((lit in Fu
gene.
I l..t..iii.1 u...lil. ..r D..i 11
- 1.1 .--iiiiiii hi i iiiivtrvilio 14
the city.
ll)
W.kiI U nellliii; In i-j f v at 11
c- ins a puuiid.
Prior liluir returned from Pni tluiid
this U;'tlTllO(:i.
When yon want a v. hip g j .i pUn.
ton & Half.
Prof K K Orton went to Junction
IniN morning.
Mr Jin ItemiuM ami family h fl to
day for Kltsou springs.
liicyc LudieV and (li-nts'.
V L t'11 im;i:s.
Italn Is gieatly needed but it dues
not sei 111 to mateiiali...'.
Mis Hattie (iwinii, of.S.ileiu, is vis
iting lelalives In Kiigene.
John Slewart has returned from a
dip in the Foley Springs.
Deputy District Attorney Williams
made Junctl 11 a visit today.
For axle grease nod oil go lo Pri-iou
it Hale's.
Dr I) E Loveridge retuii.id lionie
fiom Porliainl tl.is uflernoiiu.
Jolinnie HieWurt is now working In
hay ham-Hi near liiille, .Molilalia.
J W Wilhrow now lias a National
cali n-gi-iler in Ids place of ho.iiiic-s.
Wagons, P.iigii-s mikI t'aric.
F I. Ca.i.M!ii;iih.
.S II h iieo lly Is hulin acarwiih
iliilli'iu b.irk fir Deiroit, .Mien, lodoy.
SlveliT Pelilioyer is now lnaor of
rortlainl having ipulilled at tini to
day. Get your curry combs aud brushes
at Preston & Hale's.
FC Potts removed lo hi new loca
tion in the Ho, I cm building thin after
noon. Prof C S Hunt, left his three mother
less Oaughtcis with the mint In Call
foi nla.
The Deeilng Binder. Light run
ning, ball l.eariiig, has no equal.
F L CltAMIlKKS.
Judgo Fisk and wife have reiurmd
from a pleasant outing up the Middle
Fork. .
Frank Coleman, mayor of Hadicy-villi-,
Is in the city to celebrate the
Fourth.
M Volk, f'f Portland, road um-ter of
t lie S P it it, wits io this city lust
evening.
Oct harness oil of Preston &. Hale
and oil your harnesr.
The F.ugene h e works shlpp"d a car
load of ice to Uo.thurg on this morn
ing's freight.
Fixht-r & WatUius thinned a carload
of beef cuttle to the asylum lit Salem
this iitleruoon.
If you want a good saddle or harness
see Preston & Hale's.
President Chupm-iii will lecture be
fore Hie Ashland Chautauqua, which
convenes July Mh.
Pap O M Stroud, of Portland, grand
lecturer of the masons of Oregon, spent
last night in this city.
Charles Thomas, of Florence, arrived
lnKugenetlilHnficrinx.il. This is his
ttrt visit here for some time.
Wall paper, all new, latest designs.
F L ClIAMUKKS.
Miss Iula Bradley siient last night
In Fugene witli relatives. She will
spend the Fourth in Portland.
Geo T Hall, Sr., and family wid
leave for their summer outing at Mo
Ken.ie Bridgo Friday morning.
President Cleveland lias appointed
C F Bell postmaster at The Ialles and
V A Williams at Independence.
Milk cans. Dairy and Creamery
supplies.
F L ClIAMUKKS.
Miss 1 fa' tie Smith, with her brother
Bert and Master Sammio Hauilsaker,
all of Natron, were in Eugene, today.
Several cyclists from Albany and
Corvallis will be here to compete In
the bl -ycle races 011 the 3d and 4th.
The small hov Is practicing up for
the Foil rlli and the reports of lire
crackers may be heard quite frequent
ly-
Prof J It Wethcrbee arrived home
yesterday evening from Portland,
having ridden down and back on his
wheel.
Miss Marie Ware w ill go to Foley
Springs next week, where she ex
pictsto spend the greater portion of
the summer.
A private letter fi' .ui a leading hop
factor in I.olnlon says the weather is
favorable to the growing crop in
Kntflmid.
Til'' Dalles Is now a second class
postofllee and Pendleton has in en
relegated from the second to I lie third
class list.
Chairman Harrjty, of the democrat-1
lo national commitiee, now eoncuh-s
that the silver d-l gates will control
the convention.
MUs Anna Cowglll left this morn
lug for Portland and after a short stay
In that city w ill leave on an extended
visit to the i:ast.
Misses Venia Adulr aud Carrie Hall
have been re-elected as teachers in I lie
Portland public schools. All salaries
in that city have been reduced.
Pius the good word along the line.
Piles can I e quickly cured without nn
operation by simply upplying
Wilt's Witch Hazel Salve.
OSUl'RX it DkIj Nn.
Miss Muiuio Clinton, of Astmia,
arrived on the caily train I lis morn
lug mid wlil spend the holiday
months vi-l'lng Willi friend-, inll.i
City. Albuiy Herald:-Mr F J Mu.i.ey
cume uji from .Mono uii-i on ll. e
steamer Al iy U-l n.jnt eo n nH
lo Kilgi-lie on Ms w ay lo 1'nle.i Sji'lligx
fol Ills summer nutiiig.
"Wake up, Jaioh, the day i-l.nnk-imz!"
so aid I eWi l's I.Mle lanly
Blsers to the m.;n who had taken
tiiCIll to lumise hit uhlgllhdi li" r.
OohUIll u I) !.:tl:o.
Miners are na-Miig thioilh Kniieiie
dallv for the Blue Bivi-r mines, i lil
district will le llioiooghly prospected
this summer. We predict that In lets
than two years it will have a popula
tion of heverul thousand.
We m'ght tell you more alsmt One
Minute Cough Cure, but you piolml.',,
know that it cur. s a cough. Every
ouo does who has used it. It Is a per
feet remedy for cough-, col Is, lioarre
newt. Il is an ei-pecla! favorite for
children, being pleasant to take and
quick In curing.
Os in-it N 4 DkLano.
Thfcbenelli entertuluiucnt for MU
Seal at the M V. church la.it evening 1
was fairly we'd attended, considering i
theoihci ettraeiion in the city. Each
pr8u on the pi'ogrHtiiinbuequitteU
nieiuseives in a cielllatjle milliner.
Dr Lowe, the well know n oceulLt
npticiao will arrive on tne 4th lo
remain fir a few days. See him at
Motel Eugene if you need glasses.
Pir-on.s who have it coughing sn!l
every nuhi, on account of a tickling
sensation in the throat, may overcome
it at once by a dose of One Minute
Cough Cure.
Osni'KN DkLano.
The i; B ice i ream social at the
Chicago restaurant la.it evening was a
very successful allalr. Over Jot) p ople
partook of lunch. I he Eugene Cor
net Bund furnished most delightful
music for the occasion.
t haniberlalu's Cough Remedy cuie
colds, croup and whooping cough. It
Is pleasant, safe and rellabt . For sale
by Osburu It Dc Latin.
A Dayton, Oregon, dispipch says:
The recent dry hot weather hits done
much ihiimigu lo the small grain
through this section. Farmers say
unless rain comes soon the oat crop
will ne very light. Fully two thirds
of the hopyards around Duylou are
not being worked this year.
Mr and MrsJ W Downer, of North
Yakima, Wash., arrived in the city
this afiei tioon, the gin-sis of the family
of Bev M L Bone. Mr Downer Is one
of Ihe pioneers of Eugene, having
settled here in 1S47. He has for several
years past made his home in Wash
ington. A cup of Parks' Tea at li'ght moves
the bowels In the morning without
pain or di-comfort. It is a great
health giver and blood puriller. Sold
by A. Yi:k.ni;ton.
Mower mid binder extras. Seeticua
to 111 Dt criug, Woods, Osburn, Fin
nlre, Buckeye, Champion, Peerless,
McLVrniack and several other mowers,
and several slz.es for each kind.
Guards, sickle heads and other extras
for all the above moW'ers.
F L Chambers.
SH I LOU'S CUBE, tho great Cough
and Croup Cure, is In great demand.
Pocket size contains twenty-live doses
only 2-H-. Children love it. Sohl by
Ib-llder.sOII it Linn.
J P Biimsey will leave Friday morn
ing for his old home in Goshen, Indi
ana, where he will work at his trade
for a son-iii-law, (hiring the summer,
tiller which he will return home. En
route he will stop nit at Chicago and
wilue.-s the democratic national con
vention which convenes In that city
next Tuesday.
It Is repo:ted that Fnlon county Is
lo have another contest over the
school superintendent's olllce. J. E.
Reynold's election will be contested on
the ground that heollered linnieemeiits
to the voters by promising to turn
the olllco over to Miss Nellie Stevens
ami allow her to draw the salary.
The (act that women ore beglning to
cany matches Is held by one author
ity to be a sign of her development in
'.lie masculine direction. But there is
another explanation. The use of the
wheel aud the neccssty of keeping the
lamp lit is better. It is well to remem
ber that in asking a red headed woman
for a light you should always avoid
looking at her hair.
Tho Mitchelllte legislative can
didates in Portland have entered con
texts, claiming they were counted out.
We arc anxious to do a little good iu
this world and can think of no pleas
untvr or better way to do it thau by
recommending One Minute Cough
Cure as a preventive of pneumonia,
consumption and other serious lung
troubles that follow neglected colds.
Osburn it Del. alio.
Twhv within the past few days
ladies have h Tiered intense paluand
discomfort caused by stepping on
unnoticed nails which protrude from
sidewalks in this city. Property
owners nml the street commissioner
would pei foi in a kind act and pre
vent painful if not serious accidents If
they would tee that the nails ill the
sidewalks were kept driven down.
A sample of grain growing on Mrs
Charles E Green's farm In California,
from seed obtained froir tho Depart
ment of Agriculture shows twenty
heads, each six inches in length, from
a single grain. The average numU'r
of grains to each head Is twenty, show
ing a yield of 400 fold. The condi
tions under which the sample was
grown are exceptionally good, us it
was not crowded, but even under or
dinary conditions tho yield from the
wheal would be enormous.
Last milliner one of our grand chil
dren was sick with a severe bowel
trouble. Our tloctoi's remedies had
failed, then we tried Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarihun Remedy,
which gave very speedy relief. We
regard it as the best medicine ever put
on the market for bowel complaints.
Mrs K G Gregory, Frederickstown,
Mo. This certainly Is the best med
icine ever put on the market for dys
entery, summer complaint, colic and
cholera Infantum In children. ll
never fails to give prompt relict when
used in reasonable time and the plain
printed directions ore followed. Many
mothers have expressed their idncere
gratitude for the cures U has ellected.
For sale by Osburn & DcLauo.
KARL'S CLOVER ROOT will pu
rify your blood, eleai your complexion,
regulate youi bowels an I makes your
head as clear as a bell. 2-)C, fiiM-, and
fl.UO. Henderson A Liiu:.
I've a secret in my heart,
f el Vai
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i-i a- .1 ,iys U-'
,.i i i i.a nt a.
'aits' T.
. i.i Ml.
u m t ii in ie.
. by A. Vh'.:',i i.
I'ltl Sur- r ' v i a .i'.ivciiec.lii:
lu all diseases of the Liver and Kid
neys. By removing the nrie add In
Him bliHid it cures Rheumatism. H. B
B:t.-ford, of Carthage, S. Dakota, says
"I believe Parks' Sure Cure excels all
other medicines for Rlieumutisin and
Frinary disorders." Sold by A. Yi.IV
I IM.TO.N.
.Mauiukk. At the residence of tho
k I A i '
blli'e's puicilts, Mt aim .urn i v.
Jhiiihi gs. in this city, July 1, iHlsi, by
Bev E C Sanderson, Mr Funis Mc-
... I ML. VC.Itiu .lentil 11 If 4.
I IIITSWI U 11 11 .inns ..iii. v -
The Gi'aki extend congratulations.
THURSDAY, JULY 2.
Marriages numerous.
Last quarter of the moon.
Tom Abrams came up ln:ii Salem
today.
Leap year si eliis lo In.- slaUng the
sterner sex.
W S Lee, of Junction spent last
night in Eugene.
R--v Father lleek came up from
Portland today.
F E Wilwatlh, a Piint-villc i.v
newspaper mall, is in the city.
The Epworth League held a picnic
on the banks of tho McKcli.ic ye: tei
duy. Miss Emilia Edw ards came up from
llarrisburg today aud will remain un
til after the Fourth.
V V Henderson's little girl, Miss
VernllH, went to Portland to, lay to
visit with relative.
Miss Allle Link came up from In
dependence today and will visit wllh
friends for a few days.
MrsJ E llanna and children if
IIishI River arrived here today ulid
will visit with relatives.
Mr Riiishart, a wheelman from
Olympia, Washington' is In the city,
the guest ol Rev M L Rose.
('has Nickel), a delegate to (lie den
ociatie national convention, left Port
land lust night for Chicago.
The Misses May and Alice Bildwin
wlio have bee teaching school in Crook
county, have returned home.
Corvallis Gazette: MO Wilkins, of
Eugene, was in town Saturday curoiite
to Lincoln county on legal business.
Company C of this eity has received
a lot of accoutrements, among the lot
being two bug cs, some leggings, bats,
etc.
Tlie Frv Coiiiakte saloon was recent
ly burned iu Meilford, probably set
allru by some gold bug of tire' bug.
Loss t J.ooo.
Mr Harriet Beechir Slow e died at
her home In Hartford. Conn., yester
day, aged 84 years. She was the
author of "Uncle Tom's Cabin."
All cyclists wlio Intend entering the
bicycle parade Friday evening ore re
quested by Ihe committee to meet at
the Central school gioumls at 8 p in.
A Fereiiailing pally of alsiut 1.) per
sons serenaded Mr and Mrs Mack
Soinmerville i.l their residence on
Twelfth and Ferry stieels last night.
The gutters by the crossings on
Willamette street were tilled ill wllh
line gravel today. Tonight Ihe street
will be swept and placed In llrst class
condition.
Pure bltHid mt ans good health. l)e
Witl's Sarrapanlla purilies the blood,
cures eruptions, eczema, scrofula aud
all discuses arising from impure blood.
Osni'KN & DkLano.
The Portland Daily Telegram yes
terday evening issued a neat illusl rated
Fourth of July edition. The malingers
of that paper are deserving of the mic-cei-s
attained.
II P Hayes, the Fall Creek school
teacher, who was scut lo the ieiil
tctiiiury lor one year Irom this coun
ty, on the charge of seduction, has
been pardoned out and is now at
Junction.
Mrs Alia B Siauson, of Washington,
D C, aud known by many Eugene
people, Is visiting her parents at Al-
I.. .... I. .1... ii:i.
oany. nne is a sister oi .mis i, iniycu
of this city.
Cass Matlock and sister, Miss Carrie,
will go to Oakland, Cat, next week to
Bpend tho summer. The rest of the
family will probably remove to Cali
fornia iu the fall.
A gentleman 65 years of uge yester
day applied for a license permitting
him to marry a gill lo years of uge.
That Is one point were the law Is tie
llcient. However, he did not get the
license, as lite papers were not proper
ly made out.
Small lu size, but gieat in result'.
DeWitt'a Little Early Bisirs act
gently but thoroughly, curing indi
gestion, dyspepsia and constipation.
Small pill, safe pill, best pill.
Osuukn & DkLa.no.
If the matrimonial market contin
ues to boom In this county at the rale
it has for the past week or two it is
not HKeiy mul mere will iki many
marriairealiln young couples left at the
end of this leap year.
Two KcntlciucL' by mistake cot their
hats exchanged at the Masonic meet
ing Wednesday night. Ouo of the
hats Is now at this olllce and the gen
tleman having the other one can get
It exchanged for his own bv culling at
this olllce.
When we CJiisider that the intes
tine are about five times as long as
the body, we can realiz" ihe Interne
siiHYrlng experienced when they are
Inflamed. DeWitl's Colicaud Choh ra
Cure subdues Intlummalioii at once
and completely removes the tlilllculty.
Ohiiuii.n A DkLano.
Last evening as the band boys were
reluming from the social al tha.Miv
Muriihey resldelii-o the Cornells! pio-
diicedagood Imitation uf the old Sal-
vatiou Army tune so faniiii ir to all
Eugeueltes, and for i lime sun i of the
citizens were led to believe that the
captain hud returned.
It would be bard to convince a mini
sulTcring from bilious colic that his
agony Is due to a microbe witli an un-
proiiouncoble name. But one dose of
De Wilt's Colio and Cholera I tiro will
convince him of Its power toull'oid
Instant relief. It kills pain.
Oriit uN & I)i. Land.
Salem Journal: The Gi;aim my Ihe
Eugene i-reiiiin iy no rn-el vi s uboiit
10'fll poll, nIs of 'n.iiU d uly and wems
l i think I ln-y might lo have I w ice lhat
much. We iii.i-.- knew n ennlii"ry
thai stalt'd l l Wn'i oil poiliiils.liiit In'-
fote ll had on t n. ' i-- leeelvllig
over hi .,.un j"' Mul- ! i i. "Big ouU
from hit!.- ii i.r n i;r '."
Ill .i i:y It . ! .1
f 0 is, l!n un a!- .!:. -i ' . i I
i 'g 1 1 il.c ul .Mi .e;i mi. i 'i ' -t i r
p.;s s.-d in this e.i.i , iy. A' - :;!. ye"
lo lliil-t a M is il Cat .- e I. i in- log
Cabin eating ii ' i n ili.-O It AN.
railway, that has , X r.--s.-.l other Hum
entire satisfactl o. S'l. 'i an e.itln
horse is a ere r t' :( ! s.'a' - and
esplcally to lias r;i '-. 1
'i'he Wooiliiieo, of Brownsville, Or ,
miii.'e ll hot for Ju l.oy, a Chinaman
who was initialed, or thought ho was,
last week. The Brownsvi lo Times
says: "He wns lambasted, swulla
whacked, lioom II ..lei and ysiikd
doodlid. uii'l ipiieily submitted, until
it was proposed toaobreviate his queue
when be madu a break for thu door,
knocked down the guard, ran over Hie
Sentry, and cleared the stairs In three
Imips. He says Wisidnien henp foolic,
no giNslee, ulee suinee slum of a gun
liee Mellcuil mull.
Boll.. To the wife of Amos Wil
kins al Coburg, July 2, IV!, a ton.
I'.MVUISIIY IIIAM.KS.
(.Vneii!pluteil b Hip liuurd of 1!"
iTunii to S ein e mure Uccl-
t.ltiOU li'iolll,
l ailr UumJ, J..!)' .'.
I'.ver since President Chapmtiil Iris
I cell at the head of the L 'uiversity ol
Oregon iiiiiiierotis changes have Inn
made lu '.he various departmcu's ol
that institution. Newcoiirsesofstu.lv
have been added mid the ol.l ones have
bei 11 extended. The number of the
faculty has been iucica-cd, and as a I
colire.pleuee of these chliligi s much
more room has been ueednl. During
the past year the hillbillies have hu ll
taxed In llu-ir iilmosl capacity o fur
nish class iiNim, and Kome ef thede
piirtineirs have leiu ciuliqed for
SplllV.
Prisideiit Clianman and the exccii
live committee of Ihe board ol legeiils
have been hsikli g over Ihe buildups
the past r(,iv days w ith a view to milk
ing some changes In order to secure
more class riHiiu. Prof S E MeCluie
of the department of iinalylleal cheiu
Isiry Is craiiis'd for space ami one of
the objects is to MCUie another rismi
for 1 1 in . The boa id now conicu plates
lilting up Ihe basement of Di ady l.sll
and using b fur a hhiary room. The
bascnieiil is ul procut Usui us a living
apartment by Frank Close, Hie In ad
Janitor. Il the change is made, Ilie
burn on the pron rty recently aciiiired
from Prof Collier, w'ill be reimiit and
converted into a residence, which will
Ik- occupied by .Mr Clo-e and '.lis fami -Iy.
The riHim at pieei.i oei upli d by
tin l.aurenu and Euliixiall sis'illis
will, If satisfactory itrraogcincnls can
be made, be vacated by them, mid
they will be given the rooms now
used us u library on the third lloorof
Deady hall. This w ill not materially
inconvenience them, as (hey are at
picseiit loocated on the third lloe.r.
The room thus Viiciited by the societies
adjoins Prof Mcl'luro on the cast mid
will be turned over to him.
Ihe Collier nsideiice, known as
South hall, w ill be lilted up for recita
tion rooms. This building was pur
chased wilii a view to converting it
into a ladies' dormitory, bill it will be
used for recitation rooms Instead. The
departments which have been quar
tered in the men's dormitory will
probably U removed to this building.
The nl'ove mimed changes are mere
ly contemplated and have not yet
U-eli ordered by a Vote ol the com
mittee, but ll Is quite likely Unit
another meeting w ill be held inside of
a day or two mid the changes ordered
lii'poileil Slioitsge.
The last Issue of Hie Harney couiily
News contains the following:
"As the rumor Is rife throughout
the county that the sheriH' Is short
$."0tH) to $7lM); bus skipped the coun
try, etc, mid as such tales gather
strength as they go, we give the fob
lowing us can lie learned lo date: That
Mr Outings is iu Port land; bis ImniUs
show o shortage of f'Jll'l.iU on I Ml I
taxes and t'.'-Jt ill) on (s'.ij taxes, or a
total shortage of tl.'liiS .'IS; dial ho has
moie than enough property to make
gisid the loss and some of his bonds
men are satislled that ho will return
and make die loss good. His books
snow collections for 'M f:w,77:i il'.i; for
nolo present lime, $ .'M,2!U.4, D II
Smyth nml C 11 DeWitt are two of tho
nine names on the lined. That the
books show a "shortage" Is not an
evidence of a theft. A Wu-co shcrlll's
books were short a much larger sum.
ami expert testimony made clear how
the fault lay in the bookkeeping."
DlsniNIIM'KH. Rosebiirg Plain
dealer: "The postolllee ilepurtmeiit
has discontinued the free delivery
service at Rosebiirg from and afier liiu
llrst of this moii l ti today. Ml Her
mann secured Ibis service for our el l.v
for Ihe last live years and
lo It i ii a llr1 citizens owe ul! the advan
tages mid conveniences: of this free de
livery service. Now tho people will
have lo ciiiiii! to Iheolhee to deposit or
receive their mull. Tlie boxes at Ihe
live stations a,o taken dow n mid laid
aside, and we opine gre il will he Ihe
lieoplc's disappointment. But there
Is no great loss without Mime gain.
Drop letters will hereait.-r be only one
cent whereas under the fice delivery
system they wero two cents each."
Among Some at Ilia lulrrsl Ncitni a
On IliU coiitlni'iit sail In thu Imrilm, inlrl
uilolu liiu iiiiihi1iito Willi IU isislllentlsl
lin-ntli, towlnii the secila of illfe nml ileslh
in uvrry dln-rlloii. It Ii la mirh ! 1 1 1 1 1-
llist thu iri'VPiillvo sail rcintsllsl iUHlllle ul
Ibiili'tlei'a Sluinaeli lllllrranru most eoiiiplo
uouhljr iliuwu. Kor erorjr form ol niaUrls II
In a IkhsIIt tllleacluua rvini-iljr, ami coniii ra
illHunlera of Ihe itninarli, liver ami ImwvL,
n ini'illea Imn-tltity o( Ilia klilurya, ami iiuun
Icraeti llio weaklicM ami lack id ataiiitna
vrlilcli luvlK-i itiseiuu by b'velllnil Ilia darrler
Klilih a vlKunma iiHrulliii ol llir illnestlrc
aiiJ m-rrtllvn orgim" niiom a lull. So iIi-Iimi-
Ire iiii-illi'liii) In li i) tins rlruiiier puiiiiiii'ii'la
tliina la iirufeasluiinl iimri-r Isilh lur purliy
ami ri-iiii-lliil iiiiilltli-a.
There are two reasonable things
which everybody should do; lake good
core of one's health; mul if lost, regain
it quickly, and to tills eve.ybody will
agree. And there are are a gnat mul
titude of people who lire uj reed that
for both purposes Simmons Liver
Regulator Is the best hcls r. "I am
tr mhled with torpid liver mid nothing
gives m relief so quick like Simmons
Liver Regulator." It R Strange, Luke
City, Fla.
Tlieie la more catarrh In tlila asnilun ul tlifl
country than all oilier illaranun rail t uti ther ami
iiiiiiI ihe lt lew yean waa iiihi-i In is? In.
euralil-. Kor a nn-nl many yi-ara ilormr. i-ro.
iioiiih'i-(1 11 a Itif-iil illHsasv, aiel ihi-nciiIs iI Iis-hI
r-nii 'lles sinl l,y r.ih.uiilly Inlllnn In riirn w till
lis sl in aliiii-' l, iriiiioiini- i ll Inr uali e
H.Hi.uf'n Iihi iiiuvi-o estiirrti lo Is a outi-liliilloti-
at itl-i nse, ami llieri-turi- ieiilri' ruli.tlttitloliHl
lr:' lliient. Il.ill's C'Htsrrli loin-, liinlinlsr nii-'l
lo I' .1 ( S-iiev .V I'll. 1..I-I I I'.. IHI. simly
(''it. s itetl"l si l-ir.i nil Tin noil k.-l. Ill.tnkell
i.,t t in ili -i i liom lu ili'i... lu ii t. ii-ii-i
ll . Ha ' 'lir-i- 1,'iei tie l,!e A an I ni'i-mil
. if e . i!i.- .i-'iiii. I'l.i'i- ie:. r liiufnraii)
en. ii i -nr. in-. .-ei,l li r el r i i.ia ine
1 S. .1- .Jill.-
I i j. i i i m v .v ( o , T. I. ,!.,, r.
i ;. Iy. I, . 1 , .'..'.
! i 'l '. Kll.l.si I), i'.lt. - Coi. .,. U
i 1 1 . i I,.. I ei i e-tei !u y arre-ted D -I-I
wi .-I . a. :. r si IM. I'. u I.- r.ir hilliiii
I ,;. e, .oil . I n a- 'ii.
iM CURED
"'-T WITHOUT
K"; Knifo or OporaVon
I'r'MPK-nt Absolutely Paiuless
CmZ Cf TCCTED
FriM "fir. 3 y V VVcoks.
vr.rr ro: TGftMS
"r ' I i '
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Oi i
ioit
Tin: monuok t'osiOFH i:
tltirchiM
'.di I It mill I'ui ki
Sill till I ll.lll.'f.
I lie
Corvallis Till.es;
this city ji !er l-iy
Monroe pii-tuir.co
l.'-i I Moii, lay night
receive. I w a-i only
lined In Ihe simple
Tlie news r. ached
lilteil eoll that the
had tsvu h.irgl.ir
The intelligence
meagre, la-lug con
slateiin it i'l a note
lo I'ostmus'.i r liobert Johnson from
the Monroe po-tiuUtri , saying ihul
Ihei'llb-e ha I been entered the night
previous, and (but a small nmouiil of
money In siiiull change hud hi en
taken. The postmistress Is Mis Ella
Catcrlin, daughter of Mr SO Thump.;
sou, and she even failed lo say ill her
lime w hether (,r not any si:ini s i r
ot her olllce valuables hud been taken.
When si ell, Shcrill (M. urn had bund
iioiliing (if tin. mailer, and from the
fuel thai the olllcers of the law wi re
Hot untitled it Is presumed that Ihe
amount of booty secured by the bur
glars was compaialively iiislguillcaiit.
The .Monroe ssloUee Is located on
Ihe principal street of the town, on
Ihe npposiie slile from Wilhillit .V
Sous' i-i-tabllshmeiit It Is a small
wiHiileu building, to gain access to
which would probably be found an
cay matter it any time by perrons
held on burglary.
A Household Tressure.
I) W Fuller, of Caiiiijohurle, X X,
says lhat beal .vins keeps Dr King's
New Discovery In the house mul his
family has ulwuxs found the very best
,.' ,. ,, .," . ...
results iiillow Its use; that he would
not he w ithout it If pns'iirable. (I A
Dykeimiu, druggist, Catskill, X Y,
sa.islhat Dr King's New Discovery is
undoubtedly Ihe U-st cough leiuedy;
that he has used it In his family for
eight years and it has never failed to
do all that Is claimed for It. Why not
try a li uiedy so long tried and tested?
Get a free trial bottle nt Hen
derson & Linn's drugstore. Regular
size oiV and f I.
...... . .
llol'S. New Yoik Record: "The
hop harvest in (his section will be very
limbed this season coin pared with for
mer yeais, us many of the yards have
been either plowed up or are l elng
used for pasture. A few yards, how
ever, are la-iug woraed, but w 111 lie
harvested only on condition lhat the
price of hops will Justify It This In
dustry has been the means of dlsbuis
iug considerable money lu the hop
growing districts, I he lack of which
will be keenly felt by Ihe snple.
Some of the yards have had large
sums expended on them, Mid It Is
principally Ihe-e yards that lire being
worked this year, the compeiihiitiug
Idea being Hull when the market for
hops shall resume lis normal condition
their yards w ill ls lu condition."
b.uljr (oinril, Ji t .'.
A J Aioil ii N aii. Dii 1 1'. Ye-ler-day
evening, while Mrs Prof Fred
Dunn of 1-alctu was walking along
Oak sired, rear Eleventh, w ith her
husband, site i-teppcd on a Jagged nail,
which produded Irom u board In the
sidewalk. The nail went through her
sins' and Into the foot and the luteiisn
pain occasioned by It caused the lady
lo faint awny. She was carried into
Ihe house of .Mrs F B Dunn, about a
block distant, and medical assistance
summoned lo relieve her sullerlngs.
TTikOA C Piuxiukmv. Albany
Democrat: "A gentleman who was
lu Corvallis yesterday says the senti
ment there is decidedly In favor of le
lalnlng Prof I Sli ism as president of the
O A C, lhat he lias built up the college
nod exerted un excellent Influence.
Though he has resigned In self de
fense lie is willing to continue the
presidency. They believe It would lie
u great Injustice to put a man lu just
for political reasons."
Fiwt Class Band. Corvalls tla-
xede: "T he Hook und Ladiler liiiml
gin s to P.ugctie for the 8rd and 4lli.
They start Thtirsduy and are to give
two concerts dully and participate In
tlie parade on the 4th. 'Tex' Stoud-
eiiiuver. tiieir oin-iime leaner, nus
In ch iiractlcluir w ith the boys and will
accompany them as director. As tho
baud Is composed ol nr si class iiiui
vlduiil players the peoplo of Fugene
will not la dlsappolnlid 111 their
playing."
DEERING
uf o
r-i
ir W fAVJH fy-t'CY
DEERING BINDERS.
I'kYH
laaiaaiLilalKia.,.,,,--, ".'fh
Ball Bearing.
Lightest Running
On Earth.
t lrti!l.ttiui; Library,
The follow ing iiw l ooks for tha
cir. llaling library have been received
and will Im ready for distribution ou
Fri lay aftcrnnc n, July ad:
I ,io" Red Badg" if (.'oiirugo Crane.
.--.ones of the I-'imiI H ills Graham.
A Little booK of Prolitable Talet
En; cue Field.
( on-taut Inople Crawford.
I! I Men mid White Owen Wlstor.
Ten Great Religions Clarke.
I he I'l lin e of thu House of 1,'uvld
lngrabam.
A Singular Life -Klitihetli Stuurt
Phelps.
I'.lljf loin-, I. July J.
(iKi iiNn Rkaiivto Sckkam. The
uiiileis gelling ready lo scream In
stentorian tones on tho fourth. Car-penli-rs
urn busily engaged about the
court Incise square and by tonight the
dancing plallorm, bin il aland and
several booths fur candy slunds will
tie completed. The dancing platform
Is.'iUxoi feet III fl.'.e, Is built oil a solid
foundation and has a sunsith, planed
surface. The p'atform will 1st open,
but the bund stMid, which Is 11x10 feet
111 size, will be covered over Willi ever
greens. Besides the several booth for
refreshment stands alsiut the public
squares, there will be I lin e or four on
trucks, which will follow up the
crowd. Tlie city Is already taking on
a holiday air. Visitors are arriving
from aU'directlons and the Indications
arn Hint there will I mi a birira at-
j u.,l ance Istth days. A great many
, of the business Iioum-s have already
! commenced to decorate and llugn aud
hunting are be ng displayed o l over
.,,,.7 1 1
i in.-1 ii j .
A Foothai.I. Ciiank. Mr J It
Marklcy of Collage Grove, who tins
been engaged In mining at Butte,
Molilalia, (hiring tho past winter, Ii
homo mi a short visit. Since going to
Molilalia Mr Mark ley lias ln-come con
siderable ol a f.silhall crank, haviuirat
this lime in his employ three members
of the Butte football team, among
whom are Benson, who coached Eu
gene last vear, aud Lasswell, formerly
willi the Slultiiomahs. The team has
been playing lor several months and
intend keeping in training until fall,
w hen they will again meet the Reliance
club, which they cxect to defeat.
Mr Mink ley says they have strength
ened Ihe liutto team very materially
since last season, and with the
splendid coaching they are re viving,
t liere Is every reason lo believe that
the coast championship for lS'.Kt, will
go to tho Butte team.
Pally (luard, July 1
Lawn Social. The lawn social,
held on the spacious lawn of Mr and
Mrs It MeMuryhey on a slight eleva
tion of the hill at the north end of
Willamette street, under tho auspices
of the Cougiegutional church, waa a
niosi delightful nll'alr and waa attend
ed by several hundred people. Chi
nese lanterns were arranged among
the shruhi of the large lawn and made
a very pretty display, which could be
seen Irom all put ts of the city. The
Fug. 'im Cornet ban I p!ayo I several
beautiful selection while the crowd waa
gathering and lelng crved to Ice
erciim, eto.
Daily imam, July 'J.
Lu'Kshks. Marriage licenses were
last evening granted to ', L McPher-
son ami Miss Martha M Jennings nnd
lo Muck Soinmerville and Mlsa Mag
gie Stevens. One was i rented today
to John W Stormuiit and Mlsa Fstelln
M McNult.
Do you lack faith nnd lova health?
Let us establish your faith ar.d restore
your health with DeWltt'i bursa panl
la. Omiiuhn A DkLano.
FEW DAYS ONLY.
$1.00 will buy 1
Mrs. Potts' Nicklo
Siul Irons. Regular
$1.50.
sot of
Plated
price
Ax Billy.
MOWERS.
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Sole Agent
ll I 1 1 1 till iV A "-X - HaV