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EUGENE OREGON FRIDAY FEBRUARY ¿3 H o
SEVERAL LIVES
Petticoat
LANDSLIDE
at work. Engineer Denny Fred, Fire
man Peters, one mail clerk and two
tramps were killed. Three passengers
are missing and it is believed they
are under the mass of earth.
Redding, Feb. 21.—Late reports
state that Fireman Peters and the
mail clerk have liven found injured.
but alive,
Two passengers are still
miaaing. Engineer Freel and three
tram|>a are dead.
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GARFIELD CONTINUES
HIS TESTIMONY
Ladies' black Sateen, Pres de Soie and Col
ored Silk Petticoats at prices to suit.
Oc, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00, $3.50
and $5.00.
ir 90c garment is as good as any $1.50 underskirt shown elsewhere in Eugene. Made
up from a good grade of Mercerized sateen, with a 12-inch accordion pleated flounce,
containing a net lining to lengthen the wearing qualities. Remember the QAp
price_________________________________________ ________________
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t also have a large assortment of higher priced garments, each one in itself a work of
art.
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^re is a skirt with a Pres de Soie upper and an 18 inch double silk
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j flounce, that we are offering for-----------------------------------------------
Ls garment is sure to meet with approval, as it will outwear an all-silk skirt, and yet
[ give the same effect as the more expensive silk garments.
I if you prefer the all-silk Skirts we can supply your wants.
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Engines Had Heen Derailed When
Slide Came Down Mountain,
Burying Train Men.Passen
gers and Tramps
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Ogden, I’tah, Feb. 21.—The jury in
the case of Fred F. Chambers, pres
ident of the city council, charged
witli taking money from the treasury
unlawfully, returned a verdict this
morning of guilty. The trial of other
councilmen will now lie started.
MRS. MORRIS' ARREST
WAS JUSTIFIED
Chicago, Feb. 21.—Garfield contin
ued hia testimony in the packers’
plea for immunity thia morning. He
emphatically reiterated that he did
not in any way promise immunity.
He ¿aid he did tell the packers he
Washington, Feb. 21.—Dr. Minor
would use the profit and loan accounts Morris made public today the corre
in the aggregate, so as not to attack spondence with the president regard
Redding. Cal.. Feb. 21.—The first them individually in that quarter.
ing the* recent expulsion of his w ife
section of southl.ound passenger train
by force from the White House. Mor
number 15 ran into a slide a half mile
ris demanded a public apology. Sec
above Delta at nine o'clock last night.
retary Loeb at the direction of the
The head engine was hurled from the
president replied that the president
track and down an embankment and
had made an investigation of all at
the second engine was derailed on the
tendant circumstances and concluded
embankment side.
While the crew
that tlie woman’s arrest was justified.
and several passengers were extricat
Tampa, Fla., Feb. 21.—The Long He said that force was used only just
ing an injured tramp a second big worths sailed this morning on the such as whs necessary to make the ar
slide cthne down, covering the party steamer Mascotte tor Cuba.
rest effective.
LONGWORTHS SAIL
TODAY FOR CUBA
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Inc assortment of high grade Taffeta Silk Skirts, in the new shades of Alice blue, grey,
brown, red and black.
Price................
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COUNCILMAN
CHAMBERS
GUiLTY
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If You Can’t* Come to the Store Lo Do Your Shopping Mail or Telephone Your
Order. AM Orders for Merchandise or Samples Promptly and Carefully Filled and
Delivered. Satisfaction or Your Money Back.—S. H. FRIENDLY.
You Are in Need of a Petticoat You Should See Our Line
EUCENL’S
LEADING
STOR. .
EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES FOR FRIDAY’S SURPRISE SALE No. 42.
Or while they last, many of the specials quoted here will not last long, so if you wish the
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bc»st come or ’phone, or mail your order early.
Women s Covert Jackets $5.00.
Received by express a few days ago 12ne^v
Covert Jackets, made from all-wool Cov
ert, lined throughout with heavy Mer
cerized sateen, splendidly C? C
tailored, only, each
WORK Oil DRÄ.IN-C30S
BAY RAILROAD
THE COLD
Drain. Or., Feb. 20.—About 5.000
tons, or half of the rails necessary for
the building of the Drain-Coos Bay
railroad, have already arrived at
Drain and more are arriving daily.
A house mover, is busy moving
buildings from the right of way be
tween Draiu and Elkton. 1(> miles
west of here, and it is expected t liat
an army of laborers will be at work
grading for the new road next month.
rfer. Ohio, Feb. 21.—Alliert
of Chillocothe, was nomi-
r congress on the first ballot
Invention held here today t>
e a candidate to succeed
t>r, who did not receive a
Ite from his own county, did
1 solid vote from any county,
teceived 20 votes in the en-
All lo-inch <li-<- te/ords only ®)
cents each at Rankin’s music store.
teution.
ealth Board Warning!
Every Family in This Town Should
I DISINFECT?]
Since science has demonstrated that disease of every
I is spread more by germs than heredity, the matter
lestroying disease germs has become a question of
it importance. We have a full line of all kinds of
¿ectants, but
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olidified Formaldehyde
ie most reliable, and is adopted by health boards
rwhere as the most powerful antiseptic, disinfectant
deoderant for all purposes, and for the prevention of
ious and contagious diseases. We are agents for
Lininger’s Solidified Formaldehyde
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$25.00 Long Coat* Suits $9.15.
SENSATION
INN DRUG CO.
$9.15
10 Short Jackets, $ 10 Values, $1.19.
Remember only 10 garments, made .from
medium weight Kersey, lined throughout,
Bishop sleeves. Send or come for one.
$10.00 and $12.00 values,
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Date of Preliminary Examination
Set For February 27th—Pris
oners A iowed More Liberty
but no Newspapers
Caldwell, Feb. 21.—Moyer, Hay
wood and Pettibone were arraigned
before Judge Church this morning.
Eaclj is charged in the affidavit with
exploding a bomb by which Steunen-
berg met his death.
The defendants
each are charged with murder. They
r>fused to plead and asked for an im
mediate preliminary hearing, which
was set for February 27th. The de
mand of the defendants that the
prosecution produce the names of its
witnesses was overruled by the court.
The defendants' attorney alleged the
affhlav it was insufficient as it charged
the individuals with lieing present at
Caldwell and committing the crime,
when they were out of the state.
It
contained not a word charging con
spiracy. The prisoners demanded to
be allowed more privileges in the
penitentiary, which was granted, ex*
cept that the request for a newspaper
was refused. They were committed
without bail and taken back to the
penitentiary this afternoon.
The miners of Silver City discovered
a detective working as a miner and
mobbed him, and he narrowly escaped
being lynched.
Explosive Machine Dissected
strongest and most convenient form of Formaldehyde,
have a generator for rental for general disinfecting
Dses. > ¿* ^* *< ¿* »* > •* **
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10 long coat Suits in grey, blue and black,
satin lined throughout, tight fitting coats,
skirts the very newest cut, regular $25.00
suits, while tncy last
Denver, Feb. 21.—An infernal ma
chine which waa found "planted”
under the gate of the residence of
Chief Justice Gabbert was dissected
this morning and found to contain a
sufficient amount of exploaivea to kill
100 people.
Poverty >*11 February 22.
tors, 25 cents.
Specta
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$1 Silks, Alloversand Laces, A
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special at__________ ______ H'irC
Among this 49c Assortment is Black Taf
feta, Brochcd. Satin, Allover Nets and
flouncings, colored Taffetas, etc. Regular
prices are 85c to $5.00 a yard. Z Q
Special, yard........................... *i'7v
50 Pieces Scotch Lawns at 5c per yard.
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Light and dark colors, 26 inches wide, new
patterns, figures and stripes. These are
exceptional values considering the
price of cotton stuffs, at, a yard
12Sc Flannelette, a yard 7'/>c.
10 pieces dark and light colored Flannelette,
suitable for .wrappers, sacqucs,
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andKimonas. Special ___ C /¿C
20c Women's and Child Hose, pair 12Xc.
Shirtwaists Hall Price.
15 Women’s Shirtwaists, all new styles,
made of Albatros, Mohair and Taffeta
Silk, sizes 34 to 38, in white, green and
black. If you wear a 34, 36 or 38 don’t
miss this sale. These are the best val
ues we have ever offered. Shirtwaists
$1.25 to $3.50.
Worth $2.50 to $8.50.
8 Shirtwaists, Bishop sleeves, each I Qr
worth $1, sizes 36 to 42_____ JzC
EXTRA.
Send for Samples of Spring Dress Goods,
Wash Goods, Silks, Embroiderk s, Etc.
Any ready-to-wear garment s nt out if
not satisfactory can be returned.
Exceptional Values
25c in Men's Suits.
75c
$12
$1.29
45c, 50c and 60c Fancy neckwear
at, each ______ _____ ____
$1.25 Silk Lined Mocha Gloves
for__________________
$1.50 Silk Lined Mocha
Gloves for___________
7J4c and 8%c Platt Vai. and Tor-
chon lace for, yard__________
54x90 Single Bed Sheets
_____ 45c
72x90 Double Bed Sheets........ .......... 45c
81 x90 Double Ben Sheets
65c
45x26 Pillow Cases _____________ 10c
$1.00 full size Spreads ___
88c
$1.25 full size Spreads____ ______ $1.10
$2.00 full size Spreads_________ $1 75
$3.50 full size Spreads_________ $3.00
$1.25 Bed Comforts
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10 dozen 40x19 linen hemmed Huck Tow
els, regular price 35c each. This is the
best towel value we have ever
t
offered. Special at, each. .
$1.25 36-inch Black Taffeta, a yard $1.00
$1.00 23-inch Black Taffeta, a yard
49c
Satisfaction or Your
Money Back.
10 dozen Hose, women’s and chi'dren’s,
medium an! heavy weights. Don’t miss
this sale. If you can’t come, ’phone or
write. Every o»-der will be filled as long
as they last. 20c values.
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Suits
30 Men s Suits in cheviots and worsteds.
all sizes, 34 to 42, greys, browns, greens,
etc. I his is the sale of the year, the clean
up of all odd sizes of broken lines. Our
Spring clothing will be here in a few days,
and we need the room. You can afford to
get one of there suits to save the better one
that you’ll get later. Come early and get
hrst pick. $12.00 and $10
Our stock of Boys’ and Youth’s clo.hing
is complete with the newest styles at the
very lowest prices. Come on in boys and
lets show you some of the proper stuff for1
Spring and Summer.
Eugene’s Foremost and
Best* Store.