tfugcne City Ciuitrd.
Lat-g.-.f r-r-m"- - '-- ' :
rA IX'IIDAY, AL'Ur.ST 1.
I HKOl'liH. NEW YOIIK 8TATK.
i'liere is qtiitn a prevalent opin
io! that New York Mate ii over
wlicliuingiy for HJ. Jnvtntiga-ti.-ii
reveuln tlio fact that ouIh'kIo of
tlu big cities this is not true. The
country is for uilver. The follow
ing letters to the New York World,
u gold paper, are to the point on
this subject.
L'tica, N. Y'., July 19.
Tho democrats jn Oneida county
i heartily approve the Chicago plat
form and the nomination of Jiryan
and Sowall.
I'hero is hut little Bontinient in
favor of eound money eandidatiH.
If the election waa held today
tho democrats woulJ loso not more
than 5 per cent, of their vote and
would gain not Ichs than 10 per
cent of tho republican vote.
We are uot wailing to Beo what
certain democratic leader are going
to do, but will loyally HUpporl the
ticket and confidently expect to
carry this county.
Tho nilvcr Heiitiment is rapidly
growing and the mai-Hc favor it
lor the reaHou that it will better
their condition.
I). A. liAHNI'M,
Chairman Oneida County Com
uiitteo.
GitANNM.i.K, N. Y', July 19.
Only a mnali percentage of the
democrats in this county are op
posed to the candidates and plal-
form of tho Chicago convention,
and there is very little Heiitiment
in favor of what is t- rined a Bound
money candidate.
If tho election was held toJay
tho Buiall diHHalixfaction in the
democralio par'y on tho money
issuo would he inoro than made up
by republican votes. I hnd
Btrone and crowing Henliuient
among tho farmers ofull parlies in
this county in lavor of the money
plank adopted at Chicago.
Joll.N (ill.KuY,
Chairman Washington County
Committee.
Oi.kan, N. Y., July 10.
Tho great majority ol democrats
in this county iiro for tho ticket
nominated at Chicago. 1 lure
Heems to bo very utile Heiitiment
for another ticket. There is a large
number of republicans throughout
tho county that have declared for
tho ticket. It looks as if, were an
election to be held now, the county
Mould bIiow a largo democratic
gain.
This is not based upon my judg
ment, but on voluntary correspon
dence from several uf the towns ol
tho county. Thomas Thov,
Chairman Catlaragus County
Committee.
Dkxtkh, N. Y, July 19
In my judgment 83 per cent of
tho democrats m tins county in
dorse the nominee at the Chicago
convention.
No siuitiuient, to my knowledge,
in favor ol third ticket. If election
was held today 1 think republican
minority of last, year would bo re
duced at lout 50 per cent.
O. M. Wood,
Chairman Jefferson County Com
mittee Tour Lkypkn, N. Y'.,July 10.
All democrats in this county
want sound money, and a major! v
believe silver is that moiiev. In
this county this would apply to
both democrats and republicans;
probably two-thirds from each
party would support this proposi
tion. This would in my judgment
be the result today.
Thomas Noiitox,
Chairman Lewis County Com
mittee An exchange says: The gold
bug press of the United States
points with pride to its new acces
sion, James Gordon licuuett of the
Nmv Y'ork Herald. In this con
nection it is worthy of note that
Kir. ltenuett lives in l'aris. Is a
foreigner in fact if not in name,
and is in sympathy with the lloih
schilds and all the great Jewit-h
bankers of Europe. loes the
American press expect such a man's
heart to go out in compassion, and
such a man's hand to battle for
struggling humanity in the land i f
his birth, who long ago severed the
ties which bind a patriot to Ins
native land? Mr. liennett knows
not the American people, but only
those who prey upon their toil and
grov rich in disposition of the
government.
Mew York Pcmix-i ate.
NkwYohk, July 'JS. Tho lVmn
cntliu titute committee, at a (o.-.mn
hotting ii I v 1" minutes, today il
clded to call a convention for lumilnnl
Ing ntnte olllivnt at lliilbiln on K-plcin-Iht
10. Noother business wait con
sidered. Several leaders among the commit
teemen were nueallniicd an to the
holliiii of the Htitle eoiiveiillon In regard
to the national cuiiilidtileii, and put
form. The general sentiment wunlliat
the candidate will ho endured, hut
on the Milirl of tin nlulform there
was far lew iinanltnlt v.
I'ftiijr uiuril, July m.
ONTIIK Itot'K J'll.K. l'lve holKMt
were given mi examination Injure
Jleeorder lorrl, last evening ami wn
fenced to live duyii curh on the city
rock pile. They were put to work
thU tnoi nlug and for a few days ut
least will crindi rocks for the ulivet in
stead of plying (hull usuul vocation of
Is-gglug from uiont every 11011 they
llleet.
t'emoiial.
Iiutly 'inanl, Juijf .M.
I'rof 1) V H lb 11 went to Albany to
day. 1'red C IS. mi, of Muplelori, Is In Eu
gene.
llniilley Overton litis returned to
lirowiiHvllle.
John Davlcs Is down from his Mill
creek eluiin.
Henry 1 tollman 'and wife went to
Newport todiiy.
JmU'e R H limn and family crime up
from halem today.
Miss Mimirle ( "toner arrived home
Iroin l'oi lluiid todiiy.
It It Hayes went to C'reswell toduy
to ii.it his hop yard.
Mrs M H ISaikcr made Junction
City a short visit today.
Henry lltiddleson returned to Ya
rplina J lay this morning.
I,, (J. Harwood has accepted a posi
tion In the If ginter nlllce.
H Knifed, of Wiillervllle, was dolii)i
huilnehH In the elly today.
Salem Journal: Mr and Mrs Frank
Ault, of New 1'ark, are visiting in
Kiigrue.
John (Jriy ami family returned this
morning from a visit to their Coast
Fork claim.
Willi liable, M I), of Osage, Iowa,
was a passenger to Jcllcrson from tills
city today.
Mrs I) Mc'iinley was a passenger to
Portland today. She goes from there
to California.
Coiniiy Clerk Jennings Is moving
Ids fitmily into tho Coleman residence
011 West Fifih street today.
Misses Carrie Friendly and lletirl
e!U I.aner, w ho have lieen visiting In
Portland, retorm-d boinu today.
Mrs Kmrna Wilson, nee Test, nl
Portland, Is visiting with her sister,
Mrs M H llurker, In this city.
J It Stowell and family arrived bonis
last evening from the head of Hills
creek, where they have hcen camping.
Mrs (leorge (iill anil family went to
Sulcin todiiy, where they will remain
until after the meeting of the state
fair.
Mrsdeo I! Dorrla, who has been
pii e III, Is now alile to sit up, we are
ideiised lo leai 11. The family expects
to go to Newport In a few days.
Presley Cheshire and daughter, Meta
and her two little girls, Franc and
Winnie Kelley, will start oil Monday
to Crescent lake to lie gone I wo week
Judge J C Fnllei ton passe I through
on this nit moon's local, returning to
ItuM-lairg from I'orvullls, wheie he has
Ih-cu holding an adjourned Urm of
court.
Miss Anna Ogli-shy maile her father
a short vIhIi, at Juui-iloii today. Hie
will go to Albany tomorrow night to
relie.e the postal telegraph operator of
Hint cily.
Oregnnian: Professor Frederick O
Young, of the state university, former
ly 'i 'inelpal of tlio Portland high
nchisil, Is hiending a week of his sum
mer vie-iil ion In thu city.
I'rof J I) Letcher was an iplieant
for the presidency ol the Corviillls col
lege. 1'r f McF.lroy, repmts to the
contrary not wlthstaudliig, was lint an
applicant for the position.
Wci'ncsday's S.ilem Journal: Dr
and Mrs I) A Paine ami daughters and
Mr iind Mis W 1 1 Aliinin-, of the in
sane asylum, went to Newport this
morning for an outing.
Ir John C dray returned last even
ing, lie started across the nioiiii
lains for an outing hut became si -k
Hie summit and then went to McKen
zle Itrlilge wliere he fully recuperated.
Wednesday's Salem Journal: Mrs
Norris lliown and son, who have been
visiting .Mr and Mrs deo. llrnwn, left
litis city for Fiigciut where she will
visit her parents. Later, Mrs ltrowu
" HI :etiiru to her home ut Oakland,
Cal.
Ilarrishurg correspondent: Mrs.
Nellie Pal'ton mid two children Visited
her mother Mrs Jcsiu Sullivan and
family the last week, They went to
F.iigcuc, where they will In tho luturw
reside, Mr Pulton having h.-cn ap
pointed section foreman for the H P
Co., at that llnce.
Thu Portland Tribune says that I be
politlciar.s there think that Charles K
I lelirv lias oeclaied that he will not
accept (he police chtcflhturv, tlio olllce
w ill go either to 11 1 Mcd'ulre or to
Houston, a conductor on the Houti.ern
raelllu railroad. Several couiiulttee-
meii said the tight lor (lie position will
lie very elnse tie tv cell .Mosrs. Mclilllre
and Houston.
lh ports from Sherman county are lo
Hum licet that wheal is sullering from
I lie eontlinied hot weather, and
fanners do not expect the avenigi
yield of the county w ill ts more tliiin
bushels to the acre. A month ago
they expected tho average yield would
uo luishcis, '
A new game called "editor's delight
isplavxl in tins wav: Take a sliei-t
of oidldarv writing paper, fold it care
fully and enclose a bank note sulllel
cully large to put all arrearages and
olio year In advance. Keen voiir cvt
on (lie editor, ami If a smile adorns
his tare the trick worUs like a charm
Now is 1 he time to play this trick.
The dead body of William Joins
was found on the Satsop river, near
Finn., the other day, by Patrick Urif-
tin, for whom Mr Jones had Ihyii
working. The coroner decided Ihat
ue was Killed iy iieiug struck iy a
piece of a tree he w as cutting down.
His skull whs crushed and his tuck
broken.
W A Piuehanau, manager for Honey-
man, iVIIait A Co, contractor for the
line of railroad from Astoria to Goble,
says there are -Oil men at work on the
nnc, 1111. 1 mat more will k- put 011 as
fast at they can he secured, says the
Astoilan, He Kiyst'.at It Is exacted
soiiii to run a force of from Unl to plnO
men. Headquarters have biril e-lab-dshedat
ll.dulcr, In Columbia county.
The Hood Itiver t) lacier reports thai
from tin, e ipia ters of an acre of laud
IVniilelon (; l.llid.-i-V picked and
shippid -00 crates i f straw U-rrlcs U
sldi s what wire sold and consumed at
home, making in all ahoul I'.'iil cmtef.
WALL PAPER : 12 CENTS.
PAINTS : : : $1.53
and everything else In
proportion at
- OVERTONS'
W. A. WOOD,
Caujycr.
Eugene, ... Oregon.
I'r l'l Wiwk S.s'mllT.
Oll(K lrr Urn-1 ouiiljr Bank.
nrrrltlen.
Atchison GloU: Who ever beard of
a married man coaxing bis wife to
sing?
Jiggs rarrotl Is playing short stop
for Columbus, Ohio, and Tacks 1'arroll
center Held for St Louis. Jtolli are
Portland boys.
New York l'ress: Jack I don't I
liove Maude's color Is natural. Dorothy
Why not? Jack -I tried to teach
her pnker lal iileht and she didn't
know what a straight Hush was.
The distance from Albany to New
port as tho bicycles go Is Hi) miles; of
w hich all can lie ridden except ulmut
3 miles lo all. The road goes 1) miles
north of Toledo, and considerable
more north of Yaqulna.
The luteal In political emblems is a
gold hug all arllhYlal beetle madiV'f
yellow metal, attached to the coat
lapel. When this insect's tall Is
touched out springs wings on either
side, displaying to view the portraits
of McKlnlc'y and Holmrt.
The entire stock of groceries of O W
Kmipp has been turned over to the
Kugeiio 1oan and Havings Hank un
der a chattel tnor'trage. The bank
now has possession of the good and
they willi e sold at cost until disimsed
of.
The Dalles T-M of Tuesday says:
Misses F.muia Vanduyiie and Kits
Owen of Kuim'iip, will arrive here some
time during the week with a 'full lint
of hooks and stationery which they
will oM-n In the rooms formerly occu
pied by the Cycle Milliard Hull.
The Worry cow
Might huvu lived 'till now.
If she hadn't lost her breath
Hut she thought her hay
Wouldn't last nil day,
Ho she worried herself to death.
-ItalphTlllton.
Albany Democrat: Mr. James Mur
rv writes from Portland that t he Fore
paiigli and Sell's circus wdll bo In
Kalem Aug. l!-nd, and then Jumn Into
California, not stopping In Albany.
Wallace's circus Is also somewhere In
the Noithwest and It Is probable will
fill the void.
Portland Welcome: The people of
the little town of Waterloo, In Linn
county are to he congratulated. All
Its oillclals have resigned. If the
voters are wise they will elect in
others. There is no need ol a lot of
"city" nftlcials In these little vlllagis
Dr. (ieo H Wright came very near
heal Inn the world's record at McMinn
ville vesterdav. He made half a mils
in fitll refunds, which is within 'Z
seconds of the best record. He had
tandem for pacemaker, hut on the
homestretch was obliged to turn oat
and he heat the pacer ill by 40 fee..
The Saiillani Lumbering Co. has re
ceived an order for 3(0,000 feet ol
bridge timU-rs, to use on t he O (! A K
railroad this summer, this order In
eludes the timls-rs for rebuilding the
draw in their bridge which span i the
Willamette at Albany. A force of
hiblL-ecaipeiiters will commence this
work in a few days.
Detroit 1-ree 1'iess: "Do you mean
lo tell me, sir, Ihat I have no proper
regard for the truth." "1 liaven'l
said so: bull will nay Ihat if ymi
went into politics thu other side
would have a busy time guessing be
tween what you said and what you
meant."
Dillas Itemier: Everybody ad
mires a minister who, when occasion
rcouircs It, w ill lav aside his broad
cloth and turn his hand to whatever
needs doing. ltcv It F llonuell has
had his family camping In the ever
green forest at Mr Garwood's, and ha'
Imh-ii utilizing his own time by haul
lug slab wood from I hillock's mill for
next w inter's use. He was dressed in
regular laborer's style.
The Dalles T-M: More encouraging
reports come in every dav from the
wheat grow lug sccthum. F'ields that a
week ago were thought to Is ru nert
will yield a fair crop, and fall wheat
In most places Is reported to he first-ela-s.
The indications are that the
estimated damage a week ago was con
siderably overdrawn.
(lathering and selling chittim bark
has become an extensive Industry in
Itcntou, Lincoln, Lane and Tillamook
counties, Oiegou. The price paid for
the bark is from 11 to 2 cents a pound.
Peeling and hauling the bark to
market gives employment to many
who might otherwise' be Idle, ami it is
possible for an energetic crson to
make from t- lo il M a day. The
ipirk, after peeling is dried in a shady
place; when britt-c it is broken up Into
tine pieces and allowed to dry from
ill) to IK) days more; It is then sacked
and Is ready for market.
HarrlsUuig llevlew: Thresher, nen
of Ibis vicinity generally expect to lie
at work in the fields by the middle of
next week. They are of the opinion
now that the shortage In crops occa
sinned by the late extremely pot
weather w ill curtail their earnings, as
compared with ordinary s.-asons, to a
considerable extent. However, as a
rule, the yield of dry seasons In Ore
gon nre disappointing In the fact that
the output is greater than whs ex
pected, and It is reasonable to expect
tins condition in legard to the present
harvest.
Here's some good advice trom the E
O: Htrivt fakirs are showing up,
Wednesday evetinlg an outfit dropped
down on tiie corner of Malu and Court
streets. A man played a banjo, sang
a few songs and drew a crowd. Then
he commenced selling notions pock
et knives, razors, scissors, soap, etc
A number of people paid oO rents for
'St cents worth of truck. This morn
ing they are operating at ditl'ereiit
points in the city, gathering in a few
shekels occasionally. Don't be hum
bugged. Don't "nay tl for 50 cents
worth of ntutl' you don't need because
a fakir says it Is worth
After the tlnding of F.mma Nelson,
the four year old girl lost for tour days
at Susaiivdle, Or., the following unioite
card w as published:
"1 wish to IliaiiU, through 'the col
umns of the Ftgte, all the men who
helped M'arch for F.mma Nelson, each
and every one w it bout any exc ptions,
from tbe bottoni of my heart. Will
say further, Ihat thev were the lust
behaved, most luterciited and resject
fill crowd of men lexer hsw together.
and, when It befalls any of your lot to
lay down slid die, I 1io.h the giver of
a'l good w ill have mercy on your souls.
i ours most rcspeciiuiiv
In behalf of Mr in d Mis Nelson,'
' The meatiest man I ever saw," tin
Irrepnsslble Washington lodge ex
claimed to a crowd of adu.irers "bus
never appealed In niv court asa de
fendant, and it luckv for him. As a
matter of course he as a newspaper
man a blaukety I lank rascal of an
editor. O' e day he was playing seven
up w ilh a yomig lady friend and guess
what lie did? He told tier that when
ever she had the Jack of trump It was
a sure sign her lover was thinking of
her. Then he watched her, and when
she blushed and looked pleased he
wo Id lead a high card and take her
Jack. A man who would do that
would steal a hot stove or w rite a vil
lainous Joke about nic"
SHOES
AT YOUR OWN PRICES.
-AT-
Your Own Prices.
In order to CLOSE OUT
our stock of Summer
Shoes no reasonable
offer will be refused.
Try Us and Be Convinced.
YOflAJi & S0J1,
tttar Items.
July 2S.
Everybody busy harvesting and
blackberrylug on How river.
Lota of freighting to the mines now
a days. The road is now completed to
the mines.
George Land and wife accompanied
by Jim Laud, have gone to southern
Oregon.
The peddler from C'reswell seems to
bo getting about all the trade on the
river. The "bed-rock store" ain't In
it.
J II Stewart and family have gone
to the Johnson meadows to sienu the
summer.
Charlie Teeters complains that the
lierry pickers wude In the creek so
much that his horses won't drink the
water.
M Oroiixbcck was out from town last
week looking after his raucli.
Messrs James Teeters and Miller
Pitcher are talking of taking a trip
to the Hlue liucket mines this fall.
Henry Smith ;ays he Is very fond of
rice lu blackberrylug time.
Pat.
(all fjr Warrauts.
Notice is hereby given that the fob
owing warrants will be paid on pre
sentation at my ofllce. Interest on
same w ill cease July 22, 1810: All
Lane county warrants from registered
number 10,(53 to 10,327, both Inclus
ive. Dated Eugene, Ore, July 21, 1S1KI.
A 8 Pattkkson,
County Treasurer.
A stocKinan I. amed John Lawrence
was lound dead upon the range near
I ' ii ion. Or, yesterday, with a bullet In
ids head and a pistol lying a few feet
away. Ills supposed" that he cum
in it led suicide.
BUY YOUR
AT LANE'S HEIRS.
BEST IUtAND OK MIXED PAIN T.
Phoerlx, per gallon fl 60
Yates' Lest, per gal 1 60
Hay State, er gal 1 36
Best Lead on the Maket
St Louis Linseed Oil.
NO ADULTERATION WHATEVlR.
Sixvlal prices to ilpulcra of I..ne Conn'? on
U0 in OIL. We i-.rrr s dill line ol WALL
PAPER, l.o lull lini- utothur paint product!.
IIAilllB AT $1.00,
(())
$fpamou5 $rauford Bieyeiesr
Will bo in in a few days.
This makes tho 13th con
signment of bicycles this sea
son. We sell the best bicy
cles for the least money-save
you about
$25.00
on each machine. We pive
special pood values this year
on account of the f i.kvki..ni
TIM KS.
CALL AND SEE OUR
BARKER GUN WORKS, - Qtli St., Eugene.
BINDERS.
ku il t,. Lay I tll 1. tli -.1 iRXE. It I. th. b,,t id tirl.l tl J'tJ. , ,""ly u'
B.. ollr. K.'kir. .Iw.)-. 00 hind o, U s ,t on J1(,r noii.s,. I hv, fil 1 b,,y
RAKES. MOWERS AND BINDERS
el tin OSHOUNK niak la tin Titu. W xlt. ono .l..r k.uth ..f Or.
mlh Wlll.mrtt. ,tr..t. I 1 onW wm..m ,l nigi ut .11 a .KJltn ?"n nn
mD & TjU thwlung m.hirM of til . 1 h.i,ll. repair, f r th Cl I "', Art'
".hTa "h it taiiTbrhi
South Willamette Street, J U HARRIS a-
One d.H.rH.u.hofOro-.groeery s,?' ARRISEuS,e,ngon.
ill!b
.... .. tt-..ii..rullle. N V Time
id the
, 'htom reliable sources w e are h ;
formed tlial a If r,'"V , , their
Clulty have contracted pa "
m ui ty tehe ed from the absence
Il 'l'ly Vnd 1.U al.hoUKl. the danger
IHl Ii". II1H IIOI jrv ..."- ,,.,, V
' The follow ing is from Hie O -ego,
Vltepuhliean, of the 22ml ins -
oohl hops being so near gone, all
terest centers In the gmwi g e . I .
which now ooksofavery line I""'
h v there being no lice but a very small
vL U T aid thai dealers are an
x n istocoMract the crop from he
growers; we are lf'"
5. r....riii if l ie entire coast
ter wan uiiiu io ""r"",v i
nut contract ahead. . ,
"A canvas of the hop acreage of l
towns of Paris and Urldgewaler. Maui
son county, snows a remit... . . -. - -
ae of 4.1 and 62 per cent respect ive y.
The Puyallup Commerce, under dale
of the 24ih says of the Imp condition or
,,., tu.riion uf vVashinuton:
The hop vine Is In good shape n
this vicini.y In the yards that have
ro.-elved prois-r cultivation. er.v ttw
' i nmt arn fill
lice are apparent auu wnui "
lower leavls, which are being stripped
iff."
"Otto Meuhler was in ru.vi."i'
terduyand said his hop vhi.n were
lisikingwellandhe would harvest a
giKHl crop If nothing hapens.
Porllaa KtniocinU
I'oktlaM', July 2.-The sound
money democrats of tins city, are dis
... i.r.. ..... ...i, i-,,i,iiii v of en limr a
Cussing .i. ....--. j - -
..u. 1 1. oi in wlect delegates for tlie
purpose of noniiuatinga gold standard
democrat for president. A circular let
ter has been sent lo prominent demo
crats of the slate, asking for an express
ion of opinion.
murine '' -
l 27 Leadinir edi
tors In murly every county in lids
state have been asam mis iihwh"".
"Will you kindly lei the New ork
'Journal' know what influence, If any.
tlie free silver doctrine Is having hi
.. ....i..i.i...riiiul u oether it has led
or Is now leading to any desertions
from the old parties, ami iiicioei
Will rliecv ii.c
L-.... il.u iiiimuroim reiilies rece.ved
It Is evident thai the fnns silver aeiill-
nient largely prevails, paruciminy
among the farmers and laboring eluss
es, and the indications are that in ccr
tail) localities it is spieading, not only
among democrats but republicans and
even prohibit ionists. It has caused
many defections In the interior coun-
l..u lull 111 Soil'., II: Hint ()ilee::s it does
wuv i
uot seem to have made any preceptlhle
Impression. In tlie central and south
ern tier the divibion of feeling appears
to be as nearly npial us possible lw
tween voling'for McKinley and pro-
t I, 1 .... ..II....M
teClloll, llllll lor JOJllll mm lar fiiei.
s!.,,,w. u.lll.irs toeiliel H DOU'erflll reVolll-
tion in favor of the latter when he
makes his appearance in the East and
begins tils campaign, inai n m t--peeled
will be both masterly and pic
tures, iuo.
A printing ofllce is cniicldirc.l by
some folks a tough place an I the news
paper woiker a mighty bad man. Sla
tUlics. however, do nut bear out that
Idea. Of 3.NIK) convicts In the state
penitentiary of Texas there is not
printer or newspaper man, while there
are ministers, '. doctors, bankers,
barlH-rs, photographers, barkeepers,
and c oks and memls-rs of professions
and calllilL'S. The nriuter nets a bad
Dame because the nature of his bus!
ness teaches him to detest shams and
he scorns the hypocrite. Newspa er
L men.
$1.50, m and $3.00.
These are Special Bargains.
Camp folding stools, 2oc
Folding camp chair and
bed fl.2-5
FISHING TACKLE.
LARGE ASSORTM KX i
2 lines for 5c
Fire tro-.it Hies Hoc ner
dozen.
Leaders; 3ft 5c
Jointed poles, 2oc, G-5c
ami ii.z).
Split bamboo polcs.f2 00
Call and see these great
bargains.
another coispmenl ol the
9m
Beginning To-day,
OUR ENTIRE LINE OF.
Mi
$2.00, $1.75, $1.50, $1.00, 85 and
50c
This gives you a choice of our WhoH
Absolutely no Reserve.
COME EARLY and GET the B$
FOR TEN DAYS ONLY
During Our GreatSal
We are going to oiler 60 ikb. no. 8 and 8 Ladkn Kid Shoe n u.
tliauSOeou the dollar:
2.00 Shoes at ..$1.30.
3.00 " 1.50.
" 5.00 " : 2.50.
We are alm goin to close out our Ladies TAN and BLACK (W
ai lie per pair.
Don't mis tlim opportunity, for reruerulier this mile will oolj Wi
dill h,
A. V. PETEES
Corner Eighth and Willamette Streets.
f STOVES, f
You can buy tlie Universal stoves and rang:
cheaper than ever before.
They are made of tho best iron uso the least t:-:.
cooking and are the best bakers made.
We sell them cheaper than any good stove k i
been spld in Lane countv.
GRIFFI1I HARDWARE I
IN ODD FELLOWS' BUILDING
Full Sied Bed-Steads (
7th and Willamette Streets.
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I fc W M J 1 Inn,IMMHlbulIilrr. MnkiiinKi '
lAltilE -ljK -U'-t tJ, iKu'Uyci.rrlrrtlnri'i.timrtft.ri I"' -ifA
"W1 K''llalil. w.lliHi.rlllfnffiiTtinl.-oriHii'T
bAI. IM4.i. huUbVMUrurpDU.Wjara..N'H'
liurialclu Eiu.inc,Oni;.,by UENUlillSoN A LVNN.nndbyO.xill HI
A Hoiisk (Story. Tlie Prineville
llevlew tells the following. Ag Henry
Cadle, who lives on Mill creek, waa
coining to Prineville one day liiHt
week, tie found In the lane near the
tesldence of Coroner Conilig on the
Ochoto, what waa supposed to be the
I'lmtern bone of a horse. Around this
bone was a chalu and on examination
It was found thatthe ehalu had a large
link lu one end and the other end had
been run through, forming around the
bone, what Is called a "ulip-noose."
Tills hud undoubtedly cut through
the tlesh to the bone and a callus had
b-en formed which at llrt wiiH.,ft or
cartilaginous and alterwards turned
into bone. The diain bud bec.ine
imbedded in this earning and when
found it hud formed around and
through the HiiUh of this
chain va w luii u k linu-11 uu L ..... 11
"trace ehui n," and U U evident Unit it
im.i ueen yeri aiinv tlie animal died.
"" 1 -r 1
' nm.ei Hew c,;igl,t a tn-u the
O'.herdav near (ii.M.-.,,! I.. n.
ured 13 iuehis in L-.n't'n mi l In i
sioniacti wus fouiH '.'U wr n-: . pjetg
three smull (Kb u, ,i i , ...... .
If some tli. H" ti.M ri ,, ,.K.,
and started over the c..iintr , Hie gra
hoppeis would hik.,1 be no more, the
How
-i vt r-i- :!--'.V'ir"-
"si: IT wu L NOT c"7?tlj
and Ladies Shirt K
- in
INCLUDING OUR-
Dualities, all at the Uniform Price,:-
O0oo1 8900
$1.50 EACH,
At DAY & HENDERSON
V ..V.
s tlnniirtnl ntntwllnff. A'o rhn w 1m w-
( .1.
TAKE
LIVERINE
FOR THE-
LIVER AND
For Sale by Wl 0r
Dav& HerWerson.UndertM
Embalmers. Cor Wil. anJ'
ForyourN
T
GO TO-
Hides and PA
H. F. HOLLENB
.... B.,i IWtt'
uilcal aufcaanui". i
PIANOS- IV
Tr.wb'ildrt. KohU-r A ( , A.
, ..rrntl l
c. ..Gorans1
fold brUendertoa Linn.
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