5E Eugene Ai Gun»*'! BA rUKPAY I 4 I M XY 4 Jul I ol irk OU he ■ t J It, 1 F CHANGED ON OPINION CAPITAL PUNISHMENT. Saiuue E Du ton, a member of the jury ehoee verdict sent Theo dore Duirant to the gallows, Lae experienced a radical change in hie views of capital punishment since that celebiated trial. He was called as a juror in the Superior court at San Francisco, where two Chinamen were on trial for the murder of a fellow-countryman. To a question he stated with em phasis that he was opposed to the infliotiou of the death penalty in any case. This was a surprise to now District-Attorney Deuprey, who defended Durrant. The unanimity of the verdict in that case convinced Dtftranl’e at torneys that all the jurors were stri ng advoca'es of banging. Dut ton. 11 seems, was even more so than his colleague, and when Dur rani w is finally executed he wa* one of the official witnesses Alter leaving the jury bex Dutton stated tba* since witnessing the hanging of Durrani be had chang'd L>i® views and that he would never under any consideration sit in a case where the death 1 enalty might be im)*osel. VALLEY FORGE AND 1NGT0N The National Society of the Daiighttr« of the Rev^utiou «ill erect hii appropriate 1. >ri> ■■ uh “tiiig Hp >t of the heroes of Vailey Forge. It in a ( long delayed honor. No aubliiner spectacle of patriotic heroism ha« ever bean wilti'-Beed than that of tbe ehoele««, half-clod and hungry continental troop« holding their catnp at Valley Forge during that terrible winter. If Washington ha I done nothing else the holding of the suffering patriots under such untoward sur- i roundings by hi« sympathy and )>ersonal influence would have placed his name high on our na tional roll of honor. Who can «ay that the bolding of that army to gether, ragged and hungry though it was, did not save the Revolution? I « «t NINTH STREET EUGENE, OREGON the hands of an incompetent workman or an amateur who might You would hardly trust a valuable watch in *--------- ------------ , do it more harm than good, why then should you be less considerate of your bicycle, which has cost you as much is fully as delicate in its adjustments and on whose staunchness much more depends. We have been told by competent judges that we have the most complete and best arranged repair shop they have ever examined and we know we have spared no expense in securing all the latest improved machinery for turning out repair work expeditiously and in the best and most careful manner. In addition to this, we employ only mechanics who are skilled in their particular line of work, and owing to the volume of repair work which we are constantly receiving we can keep each man busy on his particular line. We carry the largest line of repair parts for all wheels, pedals, hubs, saddles, bells, lamps, chains, valves, etc., of any cycle house, thus causing our customers as little annoyance and delay as possible. When necessary we have every facility for making parts to order, our shop being equipped with an engine which runs our emery wheels and buffer, Sebastain lathe, drill press and and rim drill. We also have a steam vulcanizer, enameling outfit, wheel jigs and truers, assembling stands, complete set of taps and dies and tools needed for this class of work. We are constantly turning out work which would not be attempted by other shops in the city, but with our experience and equipment, nothing is too difficult for us in the line of cycle repairing. It will be found much more satisfactory to have your repair work done by a responsible house thoroughly equipped —i«* for the vkz» work fka« than by kv amateurs arnai-iMirq or nr incompetent inenmnetent workmen who have neither the experience nor tools or machinery to do the work as it should be done. AU W AAA «««**■*_ — »✓W — — — — — — I r [it M I c 01 h «0 ol ia M C f J it I. It u K D O I ■ I p*P i*t *’*< »£• 0 •rail « tor Ci d< »1 r PRICES FOR REPAIRING ✓ Spoke in rear wheel.................................... Each additional spoke in rear wheel........ The telegraph brings news of the Spoke in front wheel ................................ celebration of the Odd Fellow’s an niversary, yesterday, at many Each additional spoke in front wheel points throughout tbe length and Build up wheel using new’ clincher rim, breadth of the United States. And old spokes, nipples and hubs ........... there were thousands of other places Build up wheel using cement rim, old where this eighty-second anni spokes, nipples and hubs ................. versary of the initial work of only Build up front wheel, using new hub, old live men was fittingly oommen.- spokes, nipples and rim..................... orated The million or more mem bers ol the great order are an Build up rear wheel, using new hub, old evidence that Wildeyand hie com spokes, nipples and rim ................. panions builded well when they Build up wheel, using old hub, new founds I the order on the command spokes, nipples and rim ................. to "visit the sick, relieve tbe dis New front wheel complete, put in treated bury the dead and educate New rear wheel complete, put in... ..... the orphan.” Trueing wheel on bicycle......................... Therein lies the vital, energising spirit of Odd Fellowship. Tbe TIRES. many millions ol dollars expended Punctures ..................................................... officially to relieve its ruemliera anil Cement tires to wood rim......................... their dependents, supplements i by Cement tires to clincher rim ................. personal aid of which there is no Cement tires to steel rim.................'........ record, except in grateful hearts, Wrap casing with tire tape, per inch are an evidence that this great Put on new valve stem using old valve order is specially adapted to the Put on new valve and stem ............ .. needs of modern society. Vulcanizing tire according to size of cut New end for inner tube put on Only sure remedy for blow out at end. WILL NOT HURT TRUSTS Schrader shoe valve put on ..................... CotUaud T«!«Kraut Only remedy when valve stem is cut Attorney-General Knox will re on single tube tire. ceive only *SlXX) a year salary, Fill tube with anti-leak fluid.................... ineteatl of 150,000 a year that he ................ hte lately received from the steel Pull iu tube and cement tire tiuet. The honor of the office may be worth * 42,000 a year, but it cannot be ei|>ected that the crop in that »late, which olhet *iee trusts will receive any very hard would have depressed the market. K ■ x from him. It is an ill wind that blow« no one good. The fact ia, year m and year The Portland Pacific Homestead out, there ia m >ney in raising aaia‘several of tbe buyers and potato«« for the market in the ■b pp*rs of potatoes in tbe Willam Northwest for those who htve the ette valley have been making right kind of land and who know profitable turns of late. One or how to raiae the kind that will two have made a pile of money on always aell for something, and for tbe v-getablee. They were afforded the highest price when the market tbe opportunity by the froets in is up." California, which nipped the early 25c IOC 15c IOC $2.00 I.50 3-50 3-5° 2-75 4.00 450 25c up 25c ISC 25C 25c IOC 25c up JF np 50c up 50c 50c 50c 25c Valve cap washer put in...................... 5c Valve caps............................................. 5C and ioc Valve springs and washers put in IOC AXLES AND CONES. 50c up Axles for front wheels put in............. Axles for rear wheels put in ............. 50c up Cones put in.......................................... 50c up Hanger axle put in............................. fi.ooup Hanger cones put in ..................... 50c up Head lock nut fitted........................... 35c up Head cone fitted ............................... 50c up TUBING AND FORKS. Brazing in one new piece of tubing ... . $2.50 Brazing in two new pieces of tubing . 4.00 Trueing forks........................................ . 50c up Complete front fork $3.50 up New stem brazed on fork ............ 1.50 New crown brazed on fork 1.50 New seamless side brazed on fork 1.00 up Two seamless sides .brazed on fork 1-75 up Tip brazed on fork side .................. 50c Cutting down frame, dropping hanger, us ing new bracket and shortening head 5.00 up Prices on repairing fork and frame, including touching up with air dry enamel. Over baked enameling, extra. CHAIN. Link in chain ................... 25c Extra liuks, each................ IOC Chain bolt and nut put on 15c Chain nut put on .............. 5c Adjusting chain .......... IOC Chain adjuster put on. 20c Th® widow of ex Vice-President Minister Cong»r exonerated the Breckinridge, of Kentucky, will miasionariee in China from tbe under a recent grant receive a pen charge of looting. He says “the sion of *8 per month and a back •lories of their looting are false, to payment of *1,3-50 ca»h. She is my kuowledge.” No sensible man «eventy-six year« old. Her hue ever believed eush an accusation land waa major in the Mexican While missionary xeal may t>e war. misdirected at t mes, they have — uever been other* 1 -e than eelf-eac- T. ouia« W Riches and Walter L rifi.ing and true to their mission in I To te knock poetmaetership per- tbe thank les« Work. Such men , aimmons at Silverton and Wood could not loot. burn, respectively. N n I < if raw ana — nade auch an euormoua île. )t *D kF* r WHEEL. >u / WE SELL SNELL BICYCLES. AN ANNIVERSARY. kt ------------------------ / Y k«rden cultiTatora f> r garden w-ra F L Chainiwra. " ) al | Co, Eighth Strict II MISCELLANEOUS. Cementing grip to bar, each..................... 5c New spring for saddle............................... 35C New seat post clip for saddle..................... 25C Seat post bolt and nut fitted..................... 25C Handle bar clamp bolt and nut fitted 35C Nuts for all parts of wheel....................... IOC up New front sprocket fitted.......................... $2.50 up New rear sprocket fitted ........................... 1.00 up Fitting dust cup to oil hole....................... 5C Time work, including use of necessary tools and machinery, per hour........... 40C Straightening cranks................................. 25c up New crank put on ..................................... 1.00 up Fitting pedal to crank when threads are worn..................................................... 50c Cleaning and adjusting pedals, each....... 25C Cotter pin put in........................................ 25C up Cleaning and adjusting hanger............... 50c up Taking wheel apart, cleaning thoroughly and adjusting all over......................... 1.00 Cleaning and oiling wheel......................... I5c Bicycle crates........................................ .. 25 C Bicycle bag.................................................. 25C Crating and shipping wheel .................... 5OC Cleaning sewing machine......................... I.OO Cleaning up guns........................................ 25C Sharpening lawn mowers.....'.................... 25C up Filing saws ... 2OC Fitting keys 25c up A Grinding axes I5C up Wheel rent ... ... I5c I hour, ioc next hour, 40c half day, 75c per day. An American locomotive build The Southern Pacific R xilroad ing ooncern has secured tbe con - propose« to furnish adequate trane- tract for a number of locomotives 1 for India against active European portation facilities for its lines. Orders have been placed for one competition. The American bids hundred and three locomotives ar.d were *6550 each «gainst *7750, tbe forty-five hundred freight cars. lowest European bid. And tbe " 5!L!_4. _ . _!jj? American firm will deliver the The big Huntington estate tr«’ locomot.ves in six months where take 1 very common road in mil' tbe British waitel nine months lionaire estate settlement“—that of Bribe way there is no tariff on tbe courts. The be re of the la** locomotives, although they do not railroad magnate are quarrelling qpem to need protection. over the division. I h »