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Hops. Tho Otegn Fanner published at Cooperstown, N Y, In lt Nstio of the 241 h hint., ': , The wenther during the past week ou the whole, been favorable to the growing crop. There has beeu some warm and muggy days that would be Sertoli If vermin and mould were present. Neitlier, have put ii an appearauoo. Our I'aclllo coast exchanges give Interesting reading thin week concerning tho probable yield on the coast. We note also that contract ors are busy at work there, unit thnt already a considerable portion of the crop ha parted into their bunds. We are also informed thut some c ti t ract Ing lias bceu done in Oneida county. Our exchanges also indicate tbal the crop in this state will lie as short elsewhere as In this county. A cable gram from Germany, lecefved at this oltlce on Thursday, says the weather hnschacged for the bad there, and that estimates of tho crops are reduced very much." The Germany Hop Grower's Annuel utlon report, under date or Nuruberg, July 4th says: "During the month of June our market has been as dull as before. Transactions amounted to SOU and 700 bales a week, mainly taken for expor tation at slowly recedidg prices. "Prospects for the growing crop are satisfactory In the districts of tSpalt, Hattersan, aud Wurtemhcrg, also In llohonila involving in the regions of Jlorshrock, the Aischgroom, linden and Alsace. "Generally the hop plaut Is more or lees backward In growth, but no vermin worth mentioning. The tem perature is not warm enough In the day-time and much too cool at night. Anyhow the continent Is not liable to produce this year approximately as It did Id 1394 and 5. Collided with a Cow. Cottage Urove-Lematl Leader: A meekeyed bovine brought destruction to a wheel and despair to the hearts ot a couple of riders from Eugeue the other day. Messrs Q W Oriflln and L I) Alex ander took i spin to our town upon a handsome tandem, and while wheeling along one of the bypaths in the south ern suburbs, they came across a cow quietly brouslng by the path, and the boys thought that they would glide geutly by her, but just as they came about oposite her she took a notion to crossover to the other side of the path, and in attempting to do so stepped Into the frout wheel and broke It budly. The boys tumbled up In a heap and the cow passed on uncon scious of the damage she had done. The rim of the wheel was badly broken, the fork of the forward wheel bent at nearly right angles and the pedals strained and bent, and there was no alternative but pick up their mount and carry it to a hotel and wait for the first train home. The wheel is nearly new aud a very handsome one, but the well-meaning cow, for the time being, spoiled its beauty an lies troyed its usefulness. New Edition of Mining- Laws. We have received tho ninth edition (lust out) of Copd'b Mining Code, published by Henry N Copp, a lawyer or Washington, v. u., who nas given many years to the study of mining laws. It is a book of more than 200 pages, and will be found of great Inter est to nil no owners and protectors, as It gives the United States mineral land law and the official instructions there under, the various state and territorial mining laws, miners' liens, rights of way, etc., numerous forms for use from the location to the patenting, lense and sale of mine, and also a large collection of abstracts of court and land office decisions and ruliuirs. Every enter prising mining man wlll!securea copy. The Kan Fraucisco News Company handles Mr Copp's publications on the .Fact Uo coast. 1 lie dock is tor saie at the principal book stores and by the publisher in Washington, 1) C. The price is 50 cents. Base Ingratitude, A charitable man In Berkenhead re cently sent a bundle of cast-otVclothlng to a philanthropic society. He re ceived from one of the recipients of garments given away by the society the following note: "The community man give me amongst other things, what be called a pair of inexpressibles. I found your name aud where you lived In one of tho pockets. My wife laded so when I showed 'em to ber that I thot she would have a fit. Bbe wants to know If there lives and brethes a man who has legs no bigger than that. 8he ed If there was be orter be taken up for vagrlnsy for hav ing no visible means of suntiort. I couldn't get them on my eldest boy, so I used them tor my gun cases. If you have another to spear, my wife would like to get 'em to hang up by the Bide of the fireplace to keep the toDgs In." Weekly Telegraph, Bnynie and fiemedy. Now politics are growing hot, Ana politicians (aiK a 101. They harp on subjects worn and old, Borne are for silver, some are for gold. The tariff too, Is much discussed, Till ever voter is nonplussed. Whene'er an argument begins, The one who talks the loudest wins. Meanwhile the buslue man is mad ISecause his trade Is very bad. But he's all right if he is wise, He ouly needs to advertise. , Somervlllo Journal. Makino Troi'BI.k A number of farmers north of thf Kugeue-Coburg road have filed complaints in this of floe, on account of hunters and fisher men tramping over unci filching rrom their gardens. They declare that they will close all their gates to the public ir the practice is continued, although they dislike to do so. This is given out as a warning and should be heed ed. Daily Ouato, July 31. A Rare Treat. Miss Fanta Lee. elocutionist and reciter, who has been visiting in Eugene during the summer, the guest or Klder Kose and family, lias consented to give a popular recital before her departure. The date has not yet been decided on, but will prob ably be some time next week. atch these columns for further announcements. tOlllUTTEE'S REl'ORT. Of the lidillou r 'I lie Book Kept Hy I he roomy OHIrlaN. Ihe committee appointed bv the he s erlll, c erk and treasu.erand re- Z . u e.o;ul,., 0,1 in wl,l,'h "-y hs work1 Kf thf VM ,Mm wwpli'ted reMrted lis lollows: To the Honorable County Court of I.ane Comty, Oriyon-tientetneh: Ihe undersigned committee an Ci"U;V!,J'y 'our faolution of July lot n, Jb'JO, to examine the records and accounts of various county olllcers, for the term ending July nth, lSiKJ, re speetfully submit the following re port: We rind that the accounts have been accurately kept and subjoin a con densed statement of business trans acted. A. 1. Johusou, Sheriff, rr. To delinquent roll., cum aud correc tion., "w nj 'hi a no ToTux Roll tor 1'.I ..... . ll8iii! lo Shertd's asM-nmriit, correction.. anil emu on umi 411 To Tax roll lor W.ii 1.'I7 !W To Sheriff's assessments on sai'iii!!"'. "li.l.-, si lo Ivus co'leeicd as er h-v bi.uk aji 10 l-lilfi-l HI Bydfinitunl taxei, eoU andcorree- l'' tlon.. W aml'K.1 1 sim jj Hf ile.luiinout taxes, costs and corrcc- tloni, 'm si(.i Ht correction on tax roll, lb!i5 lllil :.7 Hy delinquent taxes, Iv.1'1 1n',i7 10 n j t-uu imiu ireaa. ou taxes ana costs "per receipts o-.jj ,, By cn.li pld Tress, ou (ecu collected aa ...iv.i'.a Vr. V By cah paid J K Noland on co.is ... Mi Hy ainouul bid hy Co. Judge al tux sale By ca.h on hand to balance it) U . IJulf.71 91 u, uray, treasurer, i)r To balance received trom predecessor f U'.'is III 10 nun irom J K Noland, ex sheriff ... oils Ju iu rann irom cneriu jonuson on laxea olliul. .... Ili.sijf.i To cash Irom bhorllT Johnson on tales ol li lUiCH) Oil To cah from Stale school fund l;i; .S 0:1 Toeaih from fe.a fmtn Cn. l..rk m To ei h from feet of sheriff VH lu Tocanhfroui delinquent tax. I. poiti. fines, licenses, and all other sources mi M rrtWI .13 J. O. Gray, Treniurer. Cr. By warrant ou general fund i.ald . Hy lntereit on aaine 7.ji Hy warranli ou road fund oald iti.l ,A uy warrauuou indigent aoiaieri lund I'aiu 17.1 o By warrant, on Ex ecu fund paid. by WHrrauta ou fl.h aud Oauie law fund 11 T orilura on In.tlture fund oald iss .so :r.'i k'. MH nj Hy State taxra paid aa per recclpta.... Hy Interest on fetate taxea paid By School oidera paid, (sialo and Co. fund) By cur .poclal K'hool orders paid, (Ju ly. Iv..) ... By cash on hand to balance a follow.: 3JI 4a C9VM V SM Til I ane county fund li'ii.' . 1USW 47 :t.l it 1 1'.J Nl UJ 1 1 K! "S 50 C'onlln, aehool fund.... .. luatltule fund ... Slieeiataeliool aud city Exce.n fund koad fund... Indlirent toldlera fund Fish and Uame law fuud f-ltiS) TV The above balance of Uli'x) 7'.' haa been duly recvipt'Hi tor oy a. b. j atieraon, tne present in-H.urvr We nave examined the V lerk's ac count of all money received by him for nnes, licenses, tax sale redemption, etc, and nnu that the same has been cor rectly kept and all money received paid over to ttic Treasurer, as per re ceipts on me. The following statement will show the amount of warrants drawn and amount now outstanding. Amount oulMnmiinK juiyntn, iki .. i sw-w vi Amount tued July IH'X to July lie.i so ;iM.T tie Amount luued July 1W to July Intnl. Total IllT.Ml ' Amount paid and cancelled f'.'I'.H'i (A Amount out.laudlng July ti, 'W iWJai I11T.-JI 9T In the matter of the emolument re tuniB required by law, we llnd the same have been properly tiled by the Sherlfl and Clerk and the amount for the two years covered by the report aggregate as follows: Sheriff, .alary (or two years tiOOO OU Keceired from .tale for con Teyiiift prisoners and In sauo to ralem 1.12 00 Total 00 We understand from the tflieriffthat the amount given as received from the state cover only the per diem allowed him by law, and that traveliug ex penses, nay of sruards. etc. is not In eluded. The above return does not Include allowances made by the county court lor uoara or prisoners, oince expenses, etc. I tie UlerK's emolument returns ag gregate as follows: salary, two yearn, trtO 00 reel from all sources ti.'4 lu Total I Wit 10 This reiiort further shows that the Bum or f.UJ.0!) have been paid out for clerk hire. We are informed by the clerk that this amount or 024.10 cover all fees received by him for conveyancing, homestead entries, final proofs in laud cases and for conies ot lecords and tiles of his ofllce made for private parties. Itespectfully sulmMtted, Sherwood Burr, L. O. 1'ottek, B. 8. Sl'ENCEK, Committee. White Crows. Cottage drove Leader: Frank Veatuh has captured some curious freaks of nature In the shape of two white crows. One day he noticed two white aud two black birds, Just able to leave their nest, and upon catchingandexamlniugthem de cided that they were all crows of one family. The white oues are as white as snow and the black ones black as tar. The feet, legs aud beaks of the white ones are white and their eyes are blue. Mr Veatcli has caged and will raise them aa curiosities. Dally Guard, August 1. Trouble at Cottaok Grove. John Ulrich was given an examina tion before Justice Medley at Cottsge drove last evening on a charge of steal ing a horse from John Hull. The evi dence fulled to bear out the prosecution snd the defendant wus discharged. The defendant then had the prosecut ing witness arrested on the charge of assault and battery. The letter's triul has not been held yet. Dally Guard. July SI. Farewell Picric Miss Etta Ow en was given a pleasant nlcnlo paity at Deadmoud's terry, on the McKetuie todav. by a numoer oi ner young lauy friends. The occasion was a larewell to Miss Owen, who, iu company wlin Miss Emma Vanduyn, leaves next Monday night for The Dulles to engage In the book and stationery business. Milhuru Siriiis. , , , July 31 -t, iHl. J 11 I allaway ami Win Mcl'ullouuh returned home Tuesday alter a two weeks outing. I.awreiiis. Itr.iu n n i. .t to get his foot badly hurt one day this ll'U.. It I. I 1.. I II.- . - nimv limning lUllltHT. Chri lt iril. .., ii ii. i.. .., .i , , , '" mucv n liv ing visit Sunday. His brother John ueeonipuiiled liiiil home. C K Sloan and wife, of (hwhen, at tended the picnic here Sunday. n u .Morris. John Jones and lVte 1 at lemon spent Sunday In re. Miss Ella Klehardsoii accompanied bv here sister, Mrs I, X Ki,.y al,d Master Karl, of Port land, are spending their summer's outing at this place. Miss OUlo Urown entertiiineil a few select friends at her borne last evening. Darn ing was Indulged In until a late hour when all returned to their homes and camps delighted with their even ing's enjoyment. The Sunday School picnic here Sun day was largely attended, fully "i0 cope tielng present. Sumlav "Selnxil exercises in the forenoon. At'noori an excellent dinner wus seived at which all did full Justice. (J. OiiscKRR PniTRKS. Someone w ho has reached the lowest limit of mental depaivitj, Saturday night, made two pictures of an obscene nature on the south side of the (irungo Sto.w build ing The figures w i re made with some kind of a berry, which left an Indeli ble impression. Could the guilty per son or person he apprehended' they should be given the severest punish ment the luw will allow. OU Are always the lowest. We tlo not stop anil let someone elso cut juices hut whack never follow hut aluuys lead. No douht your grocer will meet our cuts, hut is that giving think what you would ho paying if we were not he e. Special Drives. lib fine cut chewing tub worth SUcts., for 40 1 box Tan Jt'Uit llypaper for Ha 8doj! Mason jar ritlihcrs 25 5 double sheets llypaper 10 lib Star tobacco -10 lib Climax tub 4(1 lib Horseshoe toll 40 lib Sawing tob 40 lib llttttleaxe chewing tob 2T 1 cake Cuticur.i soap i!0 1 'I'tc br .oiii 20 Idoz 6 ot milk pans (kj 1 wo"d fiber bucket, Is'st ware 40 lib can Dr. Prices Cream ti. V 30 1 lb cuke chocolate 20 Ulb good soup 2!i 1 box soap tlo 4 loxes axle greese 2Ti .Wilis host Liverpool salt is) 1001 1 s stock suit no lib Old Government .lava coffee.... 2.p lib No 1, Ureeu Pea berry coffee ... . 25 lib good roust coffee 25 lib broken Java coffee, roatled 20 Ulbs rolled oats or w heat 25 1 nice decorated chamber pud 60 I good double washboard 5 vans lye 25 1 set, four pieces, glassware m lOlbs white beans, No 1 25 1 thermometer 20 Good shingles per t.iousaml, f 1 10 1 set Mrs. Polls sad irons, ti.OO. lib granulHted plug Bruoking tobacco, worth 35cts. for 25 20 25 25 31b pk'g Gold Dnst washing dowder.. 4 boxes hall bluing 1 lb No 1 tea, worth 50j 1 bottle Uiltedge shoe dressing 20 1 mon stick 20 1 shaved axe handle 20 1 gal best table syrup M 1 gal syrup 60 UOUUiry sorguiu vj mm i- vtih-i. 411)8 green rio 411)8 nice dried peaches no 25 25 20 25 25 ttpk'gs Diamond dye lib ground pepper lib Quantity and Quality tob lib Evenehunge tob I lb smoking tob Idoz glasses, bent 25 40 25 25 Idol ulusses 25 oi good baking powd-r 1 large can genuine Hlue P'toys'ers. 25 Jib mx'd cauiiy 21 bs candy hearts 25 lib jelly bean candy 10 4 p'kgs Lilly Oloss Blarch 25 3 cans good table sweet corn 25 3 cans Kugene tomatoes 25 Oil . . I.1..I. ) jiua nice couiibii 31 hs nice Bait herring 25 25 3lbs Kiuslaw falnion 25 20 00 I gal cider vinegar bloc runs tomatoes 251DS good rice f J J) 1 box good cigars w 1 box verv good cigars 85 lib S- al North Carolina &0 lib O K Durham tobacco 25 Shoe Department. We now have tlio most complete line of shoes in Eugene, barring no one. They ore bought in tho right markets For Cash, and are selling at prices ac cording to the times, which a few of the following quotations will show: Baby shoes 25c, 35c, 40c, 50c, 60l 70b, 75c, 80c. ChiUls fhoes 5 to K, 50.-, 7.V, 90e. 81. Youths shoes 8 to 11. 75c, 85c, 90c, 9.V, 1. 1 25, 1 35. 1 40, 1 GO. ltos and miees shoes 12 to 2, 65c, 95c. $1, 1 20, 1 25, 1 35, 1 50, 1 00, 1 05. I 70. Kids shoes 3 to 5',', fifs-, U5c. !, 1 2 1 25, 1 35, 1 60, 1 60, 1 J5. 1 70. Ladies shoes 2 i to 8, COc, 90e, $1, 1 25, 1 .35. 1 50, 2, 2 25. 2 50, 2 05. LRdies ties 75c, 81, 1 25. 1 50. Slippers 35c, 50c, 75", 81. Mens shoes 60c, 75. 1. 1 25, 1 Si. 1 50. 1 75. 1 85, 2, 2 25, 2 50, 2 05, 3 45 Cash or any kind of produce buys shoes here at atsive prices. Men's good boots, $1.75 up. AX BILLY, Plans Mad- for Work. Caplalu W L Kisk, I'nlted Stales engineer, has pre p ail and forwarded to the chief of engineers, projects for a numlier of the works under bis charg, and Is having the plans for the oilier works prepared as fast as possible. The project for the upper Willamette has lieeii returned approved, at least ss far as authority to build a new snughoat, to lake the place or the old Coivallis. Is concerned, and spcclficatlone lor a boat, which Is to te a great Improve ment on tin) old one, are being pre pared, and bids for Its construction w ill be received August The rest or the project Is being held back; probably Urause It Includes the continuous crni tract clause for the dam aud link on the Yamhill river, there bcnig some question as to the right of Ihe secrelury of war to act under provision or con gressthat Is, whether ho can bind the government to the txpendilure ot a definite amount before appropriation have been made. IK'Rii not SfitK. -Salem Journal: Hon A Hush, the Salem banker aud democratic war home, Is a single gold standard man, but says he does not know that he will lie iu favor of holding another democratic convention. He thinks the assct of lliints w III change greatly iu tho next sixty days, as they have iu the past two months. The lUiiY.-Oro N Eraser's little steamei the "Haliy" has been inls.il from its lied on the ttottoui or the Willamette buck or Skinner's buite and towed up the river to tho bridge. The boiler and machinery have Is-vu removed rrom I ho hull or the bout and the little craft's days or service have been ended. in What Gets Will Do. lib hemp seed 05 llli cauarv seed 05 lib mixed bird seed b5 lldsigo 05 1 pair socks ((') 1 can lye 05 1 Ixiltle lllne Seal vaseline 05 1 cau sardines 05 1 can deviled ham 05 1 wire potato mustier 05 1 hid it 1 1 stew pan 05 1 qt lin cup 05 1 qt stamp dipper 05 pie pint' s. each 3 to 05 1 cake pan 05 1 glafs nest eg 03 1 pt cup 03 1 wash pan 05 1 glass spoon holder 05 1 small tin bucket '5 Pot covers, all sixes 05 1 tea Btraner 05 1 large stroug iron spoon 05 1 tsck hammer 05 1 pkg, full count lacks "5 1 toy rlst iron 05 1 match cuso 05 I cake turner 05 I tin horn 0. 2 M pint tin cups (15 III) good raisins 1 candle stick 5 I cake scouring soup 0.i 1 nkir Pearline 05 lib nice dried spples 05 1 can opener 05 1 bar large toilet soap 05 1 naner large safety pins 05 i miners needles: 1 pkg boraxaide 05 '4 lb pkg smoking tobacco IV) 1 dot lauip wicks - I'V Hi best sosd 05 I bar white borax soap 05 1 wire screen to cover dishes 05 1 cake glycerine onp ' 1 10c sevthe stone 05 1 lOo Ikjx Oilletta blue 05 1 lb black or white figs o; 1 lb soda in bulk 06 I lh good rushing powder 0.) 1 lb dried prunes 0f 1 lb good rice "6 1 bunch quill tooth picks 05 I doi wire spring clothes pins 05 I large writino tablet 05 I fire shovel "5 1 French harp I fruit nllor , 1 boys pocket knife ' 1 box tooth picks I steel tooth oorub 1 box large size shoo blacking. . . 1 fine comb that will catch them. 1 bottle sewing machine oil 1 lump chimney 1 sinuli funnel 2dos wood clotln s pins 1 machine oil can 10x9 slate with penell 1 tracing wheel 1 fancjr tea canl.tcr 1 papers hooks ami eyes 1 scrubbing brush 1 china mu.h bowl 1 long hanille l skimmer 1 top with string US marbles 01 1 mouse trap 1 Hirff Iti-ater Uj 1 large wowlcn spoon W 1 blacking deulwr 1 soap holder 1 pudding pan 1 nutmeg grater I" 1 kg 13 boi parlor nietrhos a 1 good curry tomb 1 cake cutter M I ABC book 1 child's knife, lork and sioon &' 1 colfte pot .land Iron W tovo hook 2 pkg'. matches 118 1 larg tin grater ' 1 rubber ball 1 donen lead n II. .. I n aud peuholder 0." 1 pkg enve op., large or .mall .. I tal k needle ' 1 bottle Carver's black Ink .. 1 dottle niuclllagt '' lcurilug Iron, large or small 04 Dkkkhvm a Medal. -Albany Dem isrrnt: Fun ber particulars of the close call In ilinH'iiliit; of Ihe Milloy and ltouy girls Thursday evening Indicate a bravery and grit on the part of Itov I.sportu not often witnessed. When he had reached the lrU in I lie deep water one of them grahlied him around Ihe ncrk a id she Iu turn was grncd by the other girl. All three went to the tsitloin nt once, lusteadof strug gling to free himself the Isty bravely anil with great strength crawled along the bottom Inward the shore dragging Ihe two ht'lplt'-s girls, one of whom was Ihinkli'g of how l,er mother had told her not to go to the river in bath ing, and of everything else, In a Mash. Finally tlie.v came up out of th water ami upon l lie bank none Iimipooii, the I.HHirle boy falling exhausted Ulsui tlieground. It was then that A K llloom nrrived and hclicd roll tho water out of the pros rate girls It was a brave a t on the part of young l.a oi te and he ili-seres a medal. The three are all right now. IlKYAM IN SI'OKANK. Spiikane IU vlew. Hep: hryan and MeKluley htiltons were placed ou the market Iu SMikane yesterday at Mipular prill's. A prominent business firm on ttlver slde avenue reported at the clow of sales o l'.lj Itryan and 2 McKinley. It wns remarked as a significant coin cidence t lint this is exactly lu tho ratio of lllto 1. Iially (luanl, Augu.t 1 To Newport. Tlio following com pany orliuliis of this city left this morning for the seaside at NcwpoM: Mis Win Mever, Mrs (leo It Dorrls, Mm Dr F W 'Prentice, M rs M 1 1 Friend ly, Mi J K Ilronaiigli of SMkauc, Wash, and Misses Stella Dorris and Carrie Friendly. 10 Cent List. Ten cents in Silver will buy more than ever In-fore. t-ra d pkgs needles with 1 dog in pkg, assorted 10 1 box Frniier's Axle Urease. . 10 1 extia strong cmrycomb 10 I child's broom . . . .' in 1 large scrubbing brush 10 1 bruize bird cage hook 10 I jute clothes line 10 1 extra large wash pun 10 1 8-12 slste with pencil 10 1 extra large heavy dipper 10 1 covered slate with pencil 10 1 double chopping knife 10 I wire vcgclab'o Isiiler 10 1 suds dipper 10 1 ordinary site dust pan 10 1 nsls'idos stove mat 10 1 wood rim seivc, Hour 10 1 tm Hour sifter 10 1 2-qt stew pan 10 1 soup savor 10 1 lump-Hue oleam r 10 1 patent nit'mcg ur-icr 10 1 sleel frying pan 10 1 cln-s creiiin pit- In r 10 1 glass sugar bowl 10 1 glasi built r dish 10 1 oval butler ladle. 10 1 covered lunch basket.... 1 insect powder gun .', 1 Isittlo vncilla extract... I Ixittle lemon extract 1 large cmi, 15c size 1 bottle prepared mustard. 1 can salmon 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 1 Isittln shoe dressing.. 1 patent cm ling iron to hang in lump 10 1 bottle cologne 10 1 pair men's socks 10 1 pair ladies stockings 10 lji.ir strap hinges with screws 10 1 child's large toy iron withstand... II) 1 dozen lead pencils with ruhbe.s. . . H 1 money pmse 10 1 baseball 10 in 10 10 I bar best shaving soap 1 bar pure buttermilk soap 1 trench harp 1 boys' pis'kct knife 1 box writing paper and envelopes... 1 large wri'iug tablet 1 large pcnr! lop lamp Hue 10 10 II 10 10 III 10 4 dozen clothes pins rpmt tinctlps 5 blocks ccmmoii mutches 3 spools thread 10 10 10 10 10 10 ill 10 10 1 wire screen cover 5 double sl'cets tanglefoot Hy paper, . a imiiml smoking toliacco 1 pkg celluloid Ntnrcl 1 pkg Kingsford gloss starch 1 pkg Kingston! corn starch I iKittio wasli hlue 1 email teapot 1 small colliH-iot 10 10 3 bulls candlewickiug 1 large luiinel 10 1 wooden faucet. 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 1 steak tender 1 bread toaster or meat broiler.. 1 corn popper. 1 can oysters 1 bottle Aiiali ammonia 1 Hi Jel y lieiin enndy in chicory. .; 1 gem pun, 8 holes 1 ! imI cup, 1 galvanized wash pan I extra large lire shovel I whisk Ii vim 10 10 10 Sugar We handle only the host Atiu'iicun refined fiigar, al though wo can huy tho China sugar fhoait'r and foil it to you at tho fa mo price (an Homo of our comiotitors arc doing) and groatfy increase our profits, hut wo endeavor to give you tho t-anio goods at j tho same price or lo.wor than' the cheaper grades aro usual- ly sold. EUGENE, OREGON, -AAag:. 1, 1896, Pally liimrd, A iji'ist 3. A hrvt way. Attorney (leo A Dor ris' old gray horse is'i-asioiied consider able excilemeiit ou north peni I street yesterday. Mr lainls had Just got out of Ihe buggy, leaving Pro! McAllster's Infant child on the seat, when the old grav commciiivd tn run. To save the child lieoige wns c mpelled to let the lines go, and luckily gralibed the child am! saved it from injury, although It was a clone call. Tim liorso ran nortli on the street upsetting the buggy and breaking the top Into smithereens. After quite a chae the animal was caught and subdued. It was scratched up some but nothing of a iHTiuaiient nature. The buggy was batlly broken, and the wagon and harness mnkers will receive several dollars to make it as good ss new. Nobody thought the old buy gray bad I He enough to run away. Tiik IIook Fell. The Cottage Orovii Leader: Three little child ren n( Mr Ink's, atsive Latham, while playing ou the roof or an old wood house, the building fell and tho children were all more or less InJureil. due had Ills arm broken, another had its under lip torn down lo the coin, and the other laid unconscious fur sev eral hours. Dr Suapp wns called to attend them and tlie last accounts re port them improving. A Strike In tiik Mphic Cottage drove leader: Mr. J W Cook, mana ger of the Music mine, wns down from bis camp, during the week aud report having developed an entirely new body of ore In the Music. lie ss.vs the ore Is or good grade and apcnrs to lie quite exten sive. iu and Jo it ourselves, us a fair shake'' Stop Wo and What 15c will do. 2 hxbsll blueing 15 1 elolhes brush 15 1 scrubbing ' large 15 1 shoe brush 15 1 extra large sleel curry comb 15 1 cotton clothe line 15 1 cuspidor 15 1 large tin Hour sieve 15 I large sire wooden Hour seivo 15 1 padlis k 15 1 Ox!) baking pan 15 1 6x10 linking pan 15 1 large covered shite 16 I milk strainer 15 I chopping howl.... 15 1 oblong dinner pail 15 1 iron try pun 15 1 large nssli pan, returned 16 1 10-il milk pail 15 1 hummer ordinary size 15 1 hatchet 15 1 rolling pin loose linn. lies 15 1 mowing machine oiler, large 15 1 gal jar 15 1 gnl milk crock 15 I Imix copper rivets assorted 15 1 ,'i-lhcau Price's cream bkng powdr 15 I large size can oysters 15 1 can good table iienclies 16 1 2U-ld can good pineapples 15 1 lb No 1 win. In pepper 15 I 25 lb spring balance 15 I w ir clut lies line 15 I egg heater dover 15 We also have a comple'p line of stone jars, wooden ware, wdlow ware, nails, rove, whips, bird cages, churns, etc. At Actual Cost Crockery hargains. Wo are closing out four linos of decorated cookery. Thin'1 wo will sell at actual cost. If you need any dishon conio at onco while our lines aro com pleto. All our decorated patterns go to make room for new goods now afloat around tho Horn. Nolo our cut on fruit jars: 1 dog pt Mason jars COc I doz(t Mason jars 70c 1 dog Ijgul Mason jars 00o Kxtrs caps and ruhbeM per dog.... 25o 8 dog extra miners 2To Tinware and Granite ware Wo have it of all kinds aud at prices which only a de partment store can kcII it. bo not think for one moment that this littlo prices curront is a list of all tho articles we carry, for it is not. Only a few items in each lino aro given to givo you an idea of how low our prices afo. Koad all tho prices carefully. There are many articles you want and wo aro tho people to savo you money. Binding Twine and Hags Are a new venture with us hut we are ahht to ipuoto you the lowest prices.