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Newspaper Page Texti.Ul-Y El'UKNE GliAKU. j .MONDAY, JULY 13, FOR Popular Brands of Tobacco and Cigars, HAT.T. ON JULIUS GOLDSMITJI. Headquarters for the Eugene Soda Works. Read Ax Hilly h shoe ad. City council meet tonight. Bee FVIeudly's ad iu this Issue. Humeuway's Corner Drug Btoio. Ask Hall A Sou for "Hoe Cake." Yesterday wan a cool delightful day. Dr. Flnley, dentist.room 8,Dunn blk. Only one A O V W assessment for July. Hpeclal sale of waists at H H Friend ly'. Ouo price, 60c. Dr. Lowe says don't wear your father's or mother's glumes. Tlie biggest portion of Eugene's pop ulation spent the day In the country yesterday. Soap Foam saves Hie sticngth for other duties, and saves the clothe. il all A Hon. Ax Billy changed his ad In today's paper. H Is shoes and prices are more popular than ever. - The horse race at Meriau's park Saturday evening was won easily by Jlrannou's sorrel mare. "Wake up, Jacob, the day is break ing!" so said DeWill's Little Karly Itlsera to the man who had takeu them to arouse his sluggish liver. Unburn A DcLauo. Don't wait until tomorrow. They are sure to go quickly. Hciucinber any waist fur &0o. B II FllIKNM.Y. Ned Htrong won the Rambler bicy cle In the drawing at Deacon Davis' Haturday night with ono chance, making tlio wheel cost him 72 cents. Dr. Lowe's business is refracting eyes and adjusting glasses to correct defect I vo sight. Half of his tliuo Is already engaged fur several days ahead a part of the balance for you If you want It, rontons who have a coughing spell ovory night, on account of a tickling sonaatlou In the throat, may overcome It at once by a dose of One Minute Cough Cure. Ohhiiiin A DkLano. ('nptaln Bveeney (J. B. A., Han Di ego, Cal., says:, "Hhlln'a Catarrh ltomedy Is the first medicine 1 have over found that would do mo any food." Price 50o. Henderson A dun. Tho Dalles T-M; M N Foley, of Hood Hlvor, la In tho city today. Mr Foley says about all tho Hood Jtlvcr strawberry crop has lieen marketed, and has put In circulation about 40, 000 in that community. Bmall lu aim, but great In results. DeWltt'a Little Karly Itinera act gently but thoroughly, curing Indi gestion, dyspepsia and constipation. Bmall pill, safe pill, best pill. Ohiiuhn A DkLano. Balem Journal: A. Hush says ho has not been Interviewed as to how he wlllvotoou president. He says Itry an la a, man of remarkable ability, that he will unlto all tlie silver ele ments, will carry Orvgou and defeat McKluley. Parks' Cough Byrup cuiea Coughs Olds and Consumption. Mrs. Cath crlno lllack or Ie Itoy, N. V., say: "I took one bottle of Parks' ' Vwgh Hyrup. It actel like magic HtopinHt my raiigli and I am perfectly well now.'' Hold by A. Ykkiniitun. We are anxious to do a Utile good In this world and can think ofnopleas nter or better nay to do It than by recommending One Minute Cough Cure as a preventive of pneumonia, consumption and other serious lung trouble that follow neglected colds. Osburn A lVIjvno. Pendleton Tribune: Colonel Par sous, a populist delegate to the HI Louis convention, mya he will urge upon that body the Indorsement of the democratic nominee for president. Tlie American lleauiy owe her pres tige more to a clear complexion than to any other attilbule. A cup of Parks' Tea will enable anyone to pos Ma this. It clears the skill and re move pimple and that sallow, mud dy look. Parks' Tea I used by thonv and of ladle for the complexion. Without being a cathartic it cure emi stlpatiou. Bold by A. Ylti'.iNiiroN. We received today our Celebrated Chase & Sanborn's ROASTED COFFEES. Jslt to IfctM um Boston Baked Beans ' 15c. Potted Ham 5c Sardines - 5o wthstrvet, GRAY c SON. Dr. Willoughby, dental parlors. City council meets tbl evening. Dr. Flnley, dentist, room 8, Dunn blk. f2.00 waists at 8 II Friendly' for 60 oenla each. Ax Hilly Is to the front on shoes. Head his ad. Tlie place to gut good buttermilk Is at the creamery. Wild blackberries are reported s ource on the McKeuzle. Populist national convention meetB In Bt Louis one week from Wednes day. Won't "yellow the clothes" Is what they suy about Boap Foam Washing Powder. Deputy Blierlll" Chas L Bcott has been reappointed a notary public by Gov Lord. A no w frame awning Is being erect' ed In front of I K Peters feed store on Ninth street. If you want a cheap pair of "eye killers" in the Hue of spectacles, don't call on Dr. Lowe. He don't fit that kind. Any waist ill our stock during tills sale fur 60c. S H Fhif.ndlv, Creamery butter will horeulter be sold for 3-5 cents per roll. Patronize home industry. Cliaiiilierluln's Cough Remedy cures colds, croup and whooping cough. It Is pleasant, safe and reliable. For Bale by Osburn & DeLauo. When you go to the coast or moun tains order the Daily Uuaiid to fol low you with all the home news. It will only cott 60 cents a mouth by mall. Do you lack faith and love health? Let us establish your faith and restore your health with DeWltt'sBareapanl- la. Onuukn A DkLano. I lamely Ilacon I didn't hear you when I came In last night. Mrs. Ilacon Y'ou mean I didn't hear you. Hamely Ilacon Bame thing. N Y World. Pass the good word along the Hue. Piles can bo quickly cured without an operation by simply npplylng Do Witt's Witch Hazel Balve. Osiiukn A DkLano. Mistress of the houso (taking her girl to tusk) Ilidgct, I am afraid you have broken your word. Bridget (absent mindedly) Burc, mum, It must have been the cat! Yonkors Statesman. Delicate articles, sucli as edgings, rucliliigs, laces, and gossamer will not stand much rubbing. Boap Foam Washing Powder cleans them per fectly without damage or trouble. Hall A Bon, Parks' Ten clears the complex Ion- Mrs. N. Meyette, of Le Hoy, N. Y., says: "I have used Parks' Ten and find it tho best remedy 1 have ever Irlcd. Bold by A. YmtiNciTON. Pure blood means good health. De Wltt'a Barrapailllii purifies the blood, oures eruptions, eczema, scrofula and all diseases arising from impure blood. Ohiiiikn A DkLano. . Lakevlew F.xamlnen J D Bellara, tho man who was so anxious to die by hla own hand, turned up in Lakevlew last week very much allvo. Ho was o lively that he was fined $10 for car rying a revolver. It I qulto evident that bis mlud I not right. Miv I . ri. Hawkins, of Chattanooga Tenn., saysi "Hhllo's Vltalizer 'Saved My l.lle.' I oousldi-r t the best reme dy for r debilitated sesti'in I evpr used." For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kid ney trouble It excels. Price "5 cent Bold by Henderson A L nil. One leading cause of malaria and fever Is the foul condition of kitchen sink and waste pipes, as soap will not deodorizo them. The only thing that will cleanse such place I pure cans tie, which can be obtained at the grocer and Intx-lcd lied Beal Lye. Is fine granulated, In large Rifling top cans, handy to use and absolutely pure. Hall A Son. It would bo hard to convince a man Buttering from bilious colic that his agony Is due to a microbe with an uu- pronotiucnble name. Hut one dose of DeWltt'a Colic and Cholera ( lire will convince lilm of It power to afford Instant relief. It kill pain. (taiit'HN A DkLano. If you are In doubt whether your trouble Is ImllgiiU n or dyspepsia, Just takoafew dose of Simmons' Liver Regulator and It will settle the whole question. "I have tried Simmon' Liver Regulator for dyspepsia and Hud II Just th thing lo relieve me. A small dooe after meal la ure to pre Wilt Indigestion." - B B Perkins, Sharon, (la. "It is the best medicine to aid digestion." J J lllack, Duncan, Arizona. JUST arrived! The lx'it Mens dollar shoo on earth. " " women 11 . " " " " misses " ' Chlldsshoo 8.V and up. Hoys fine dress s'io fl.25 Women henry shoe SO W have Just received the largest line of hard llines itrlcvd shoes tbsl ever Maccauees' Meeting. The first open meeting of the Knights of Mac eabee In this city, which was held at the opera house Saturday evening, was a very suceecsful one. This Is a bard time of year to get a good audi ence of people for an indoor gathering, but the Maccabees are rustlers and had a splendid turnout Saturday evening. They had a short but very interesting program, consisting of music by the band, quartettes by the Maccabees, etc, and an address on "Plain Fuels Regarding Fratomallsm," by Deputy Supreme Commander J L Mitchell, of Portland. Mr Mitchell is a plain and entertaining speaker and his address was full of good thought and excel lent advice, which can only be ap preciated In its entirety by those who have enjoyed for a time the advan tages aud privileges of fraternallsm. The meeting was prolific of good results to the local tent, about twenty applications for membership in it having been received. The Blue Riveb Mines. Satur day's Albany Democrat: Mr O A Dyson, of Brownsville, was iu the city today with as flue specimens of gold bearing ore taken from the Lawler syndicate mines lu the Blue River dis trict, as ono ever saw. They were shown to Mr Hotchkiss, and he was delighted with the sight. Assays of ore in this district has shown gold running from $0 to $15,000. A mile of ten foot ledge bos been traced that will go 115 to (20. The . mines have the advantage of plenty of water and ate ripe for development. It is said the syndicate will give them a thorough development, and there can be no doubt of the result. Planning for an Encampment. Company F and the hospital corps of the second regimeut, O N G, stationed at Albany, aud Company C,at Eugene, are planning for a voluntary en campment near Newport, probably about August 10. Other companies or any individual ofllcers or men of the regiment will have an opportunity to Join them. A pleasant and Instruct ive outing is expected, und tlie ex pense, which will be borne by the men themselves, will be so little aa not to beat all burdensome. U'uen tlie llowel are Disordered, No time ihould be lost In retorting to a suit able remedy. Hosteller's Stomach Bitten la the most reliable and widely esteemed medi cine of IU class, it removes the causes of con stipation, or of undue relaxation of tho Intes tines, which are usuHlly Indigestion or a mis direction of the bile. Whou It acts aa a cathar tic, It does not. gripe and violently evacuate, but produces gradual and natural effects, very unlike those of a drastic purealivo: and ill Kwor of assisting digostlon uullltles tlioso Ir ritating cood, lions of tho mucous moinbrano of the stomach and Intestinal canal which pro duce Itrst diarrhoea, and eventually dysentery. The medii-iiie Is, moreover, an agreeable ono, and eminently pure and wholesome. Apiwlpe and tramiuli nightly slumber are both promoted by II. A New Departure. The managers of a camp meeting in Crook county advertise good Ashing as one ol the at I met Ion to the meeting. Tlie writer was taught In his youthful days that It waa a sin to stay away from meeting to go fishing. Burely tho Crook county camp meeting ought to satisfy the requirements of all. Committer Appointed. Tho com missioners court has appointed the following gentlemen to examine the books of the county ofllcers during tlie past two years: Sherwood Burr, 8.8 Spencer aud L H Potter. Mr D C Trotter arrived homo from Salem today. She has been pro nounced cured by the pliyslcans. WE OFFER. Beginning To-day, OUR ENTIRE LINE n - Misses and Ladies Shirt Waists, -INCLUDING OUR--$2.00, $1.75, $1.50, $1.00, 85 and 75c Qualities, all at the Uniform Price, 50c EACH. This gives you a choice of our Whole Stock. Absolutely no Reserve. COME EARLY and GET the BEST. Miss l.eiioiu Seal. Died, at the family home on South mii. .tri t. in this oil v Sunday, July ,12, 1S90, of consumption, Mis Lenora : Seal, aged 32 years, 4 months and 1 ;dttv. Deceased has been 111 for about a 'yeuranda half with this dread dis ; ease. All that could bo done has been ; done but with no avail, only to tem porarily prolong life. She was born ' Iu Madison, Virginia, February 23, I . ... ..i... - ,.,,.,,1 ... (W,mii lOO-i. lUlOO iuiu,u w v.vbw.. In company with her mother, Mrs Mary Jane Seal, and brother, Llnwood Seal, About a year ago she went back to Virginia with the hope of benefit ing her health, but falling to Improve, she returned here last May, and has gradually failed until death came as o relief. Besides a mother and brother, de ceased leaves a married sister, Mrs Crlnora Smith, who resides near Walker. Deceased was a lfieinber of the Methodist Episcopal church, having united with that denomination while yet a young girl. The funeral service was held In tho M E church at 3 o'clock this afternoon, Rev Dr Wire, the pastor, olllciating. Tlie remains were Interred iu the I O O F ceme tery. Tkouhle at Natron. E L Smith of Natron lias had Lige Hills arrested on the charge of ussault and battery. Tlie trouble is the outcome of a quarrel over a piece of land which is claimed by E L Smith und N B Tnllafero, HillB being a son-in-law of Taliafero's. It seems that about a week ago Hills Was hauling a load of hay oiF the piece of land, when Smith ordered him off the premises. A slight scrimmage en sued iu which Smith was struck on the right arm with a pitch fork. Smith bos had Hills arrested and the case was to have been heard before Justice McMahon of Thurstou pro duct this afternoon. Diphtheria. Four cases of diph theria, were yesterday morning re ported in the family of Frank Johnson who resides in the west part of the city. Mrs Johnson and three of the children aro suflerlng with the disease. The children rango in age from about three to 10 yeurs. All are getting along very nicely excepting the oldest, a boy, who is considered In a critical condition today. As soon as the dis ease was discovered, tlie premises were placed ill quarantine by the city olllcials and will bo kept so until all evidences of It have disappeared. The origin of the cases are not known. There Is more catarrh in this section of the country than sll oilier diseases put Jgctlu-r and until the last lew years wrs snppoM-d to be m uuraliU. For a great many years doctors pro-nuuiu-ed It a lot-,, I disenNe, ate! prescribed local remedies, and by eoimlHlilly hilling to cure with local treatment, pronounced It lui'iirable. Science liax proven catarrh to U' a coln-tUullon-al disease, aud tliereiore requires coiiiHitutloual treMiueiit. Hall's Catarrh Cure, mamifnoluroii by K J Cheney A !'o, Toledo, Ohio, Istboonly constltutlonal cure on tho market. It Is taken internally lu doses iroin 10 drops to a teaspoon fill. It acts directly on Hie blood and mucous surfaces oltho system. They oiler IHSHor any case It falls to cure. Head for clreu.ars and testimonials. Address F. J. t'urSKY A Co., Toledo, O. W"Sold by druggists, :5c Oonk TO Mexico. Latest report from Harney county's defaulting slier- Iff, Al Olttiugs, according to Burns paper, say he is in Mexico. His bondsmen find that his town property is In hi wife's name and his ranch In bit, Ron's name, and they have tele graphed all along the line for his ar rest and detention, but it is nut prob able that at this late day he will be fouud. When last seen he was at As torla, where he boartled a vessel for San Francisco. Read Yoran A Bon's new ad. 25 PER We have a Tan Oxford Shoe we are selling 25 per cent, less than the regular price. IO PER. CENT. We have a fine nice Oxford we will place on the market at 10 per cent, less than regular price. Bicycle Gloves. Bicycle Leggings. GREAT SLAUGHTER ON SHIRT WAISTS. dosing Oat on all F. Have Youf Old Shoes Repaired and make them last another uiomn. Remember also that we do The Best Work for The Least Money. & SON, - - THE SHOE DEftLtRS Serious Accident. Prineville Review: "Mr Andrew Lytle, who lives on Willow creek met with quite a serious accident last Tuesday morning. He was on horse back when the horse became unman ageable and ran into a barb wire fence and seriously lacerating his left arm and left leg. "HC Cleek brought him to this city Tuesday morning and Drs Bel knap and Gesner were called and dressed the wound. The wouud in the left leg was uut very bad but the one in the arm is quite serious. The arm about 3 inches below the elbow was cut by the wire. It cut through the llesb aud about one-half inch In tlie rudliiB of the fore arm, severing all the muscles aud tendons on the outer and inner part of tho arm. Owing to tlie hot weather it makes a serious case of it. This comes hard on Mr Lytle as he is a poor man aud has n family to support." Mr Lytle formerly resided in Ku gene, and is a bou of Mrs Rnbt Johns ton, ol this city. ' -. Old Kates to bo Restored. Tho Southern Pacific and the O R A N olllcials have "got together," and have decided to end the passenger war between Portland and Sun Francisco. The old rates, $12 foi cabin and $8 for steerage, on the steamer line, and (19 first class and $10 second-class on the railway will be restored on July 21. The reduced rates for several months have been $5 first class and $2.50 on the steamer, and $10 and $5, sleeping car accomodations Included, on the Southern Pacific special, which ran on steamer days. Thousands of people have taken advantage of these rates, as they found It was cheaper to travel than to stay at home. There will probably be a big rush of travel during the remaining days of low rates. There will be two more steamers and two more special trains each way betweeu Portland and Ban Francisco before July 21. When we consider that the intes tines are about five times as long as the body, we can realize the iutense suffering experienced when they are Inflamed. DeWitfs Colicand Cholera Cure subdues inflammation at once aud completely removes the difficulty. OsuruN A DkLano. Miss Mercy Applegate is vUitlns In I Ban Francisco. Rrnvs ru.K sri-rosiTORY. t Ki!rnleel to cure Hies nd Con.tlpatlon or nionvy r-lnnjr.i. n oi-m, j.r box. s-ml ( Iwn tmi. lr cirr-'ilitr kixI Vr-e Hitmi!r to MAK1 IN RJ-I.Y. Kel.t.Wl -h,rm.c.ui,c.v lT. I a. N,i IMmu AN.wmKn. For by all nrii-rlsu drimiou f v.-ry here, and hi Kugciie , Orei,,u by luburu A Dcl-ann i The Eugene Granite and Marble Works, W.W.MARTIN, Prop., I Sllll hTc amn'r room ami ap,.laniv to con- .,, lr(MH1 won . ! J'L V." V Nl!""," '""He I am now prepare,! I,, tmii-h .11 k-.n.l. of nrewM .ion". I Vrk, clr., out from the 1 ! Itotie. iv " ... ".".". ' ''melery l ot., llull.n,,, , leer (1 aiilna bay) 60c SYRUP for - ... 35c. SARDINES, 5c. 3-lbs NICE APRICOTS, 25. 4-lbs NICE PEACHES, 25c. riniJ!i Drid Fruits, Beans, Kico and New onions are here. A. E. WOOD. CENT. Summer Dress Goods, E. DUNN. Two Lives Saved. Mrs Phoebe Thomas, of Junction City, 111., was told by her doctors she had consumption and that there was no hope for her, but two bottles of Dr Kings New Discovery completely cured her and she says it saved her life. Mr Thomas Eggers, 130 Florida street, San Francisco, suffered from a dreadful cold, approaching consump tion, tried without result everything else and theu bought ona bottle of Dr Kings New Discovery and in two weeks was cured. Ho is naturally thaukful. It is such results of which these are samples that prove the wonderful efllcucy of this medicine in coughs and coulds. Free trial bottles at Henderson A Liun's drug store. Regular size 50c aud $1. Notice. All dealers in powder and explos ives are hereby notified to comply with the city ordinance regulating the storage and sale of powder. Sections 8 and 0 in ordinance "For the Preven tion of Fires" !'! he rigidly euforctd. R. M. Day, dir. of Com. ou Fire and Water. log Tax. You are hereby notified, that your Dog Tax is now overdue and must Le paid without delay. On and after the lUlli inst. the uiarshul will arrest and kill all dogs upou which the tax has not been paid. B. V. Dokkis, Recorder. We might tell you more about One Minute Cough Cure, but you probably know that it curts a cough. Every one does who has used it. It is a per feet remedy for coughs, colds, uoarso uess. It Is an especial fuvorite for children, bi-lni; pleasant to take and quick iu curing. OsnuiiN A DkLano. Wanted. All girls to kuow that "Hoe Cake" will not make their hands red like common soup. Save tho wrup)crs. They are worth a cent apiece. Hall A Son. John H Campbell who shot and killed Isaac Swearingen in Crook county hist week, has been held to aouitthe action of the grand jury without bonds on the charge of mur der In the first degree. He is 22 years of aire and his mother aud other rela tives reside near Albany. Weather prediction for tonight aud Tuesday: Fair aud warmer. The ice man lias had a picnic dur ing the last ten days. NOTICE FOU PUBLICATION. Land Office at Roselmrg, Or., July 9, 189fi. Notice is bfreliy gijea that the follow ing. named aeltlcr has (lied notice of bis in tention to make final orool in support of hia claim, and that said proof will be made before Joel Ware, U 8 C 0 Com-mis-ioner, uEiisme, Oreion, on Ancu-t 20, I MM. Tic otto 1'eUold on U K No CJ41 lor me y, ae ',, and lota 1, i and 3, ate 4. tp 18 s, 1 o weal. Ha names the following ' witnersei to prove hia conlinnoua resideuce npon aud cultivation of aaid land, Tic Nirbolas Feldvirt, Thomas J Neehv, Outave IN tzold aud tt Gordon, all ol Lleaillyn, Ortgon. It. M. VtaTcll, ltegister W. KUYKENDALL, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. Office in Chrisman Block. Spi-cinl nifrntion tntuirgerjr and mrgicftl due ol v. unci.. came to Kugvnc. Come and see for yourself. AX Billy.