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Newspaper Page Textfc 'DAILY Kf'OKNK. (iUAftl). WEDNESDAY, APRIL .21. Dr. Willougliby, deutal parlor. (Jet "cliewn" st tliu Bouboolere. Wben you want feed, aee Callison Bon. Spring Carpel at Day & Hender son's. "Chews" bu elan.ling caramels at the Biinboulei-. Freaii every day, the bett cigar El TELEGRAFA, El Capitan General, Monogram, Belmont. ' i .1 .mmt Kmoke La Creuja cigars they una uuier popular urmius ui ui j betUjr lljBn llIiporU,(i goods. Julius boldsmitfis. Full Line o Tobacco and Candy Pel-tonal. Is In the is Id is Id Headquarters Soda Work. , for the Eugene the will any Bhjwers. Osobrlght at Day & Hendorson's. See a Uresent bicycle before you buy. New Carpets at Day & Henderson's. Cakes made to order at the lion bonier. pRllltinn A Hod's feed store is on Ninth street. Just received new slock wall paper. F L Chambers. Weather nredintlnn for tonluht and tomorrow: Hhowers. The Ooodman building near IloUinun bouiio Is being repaired. C D Combs at P O Grocery duplicate any prices made by grocer in Lane county. Tuerclay's McMinnvlllo Transcript: "Mrs H L Board man is very low so low that yesterday there was no school at the college." A medical paper asserts that in Wayne county, Ohio, there Is a cancer belt, a strip of country 3D miles long by 12 miles wide, lu which five out of every six women huve the dread dis ease. "Wake up, Jacob, the day Is break lngl" so said DoWilt'a Little Early lilsers to the man who had taken them to arouse his sluggish liver. Cor ner Drug Blore, Vincent & Walton Proprietors, PeiHons who have a coughing spell every night, on account ofaticklltig sensation lu the throat, may overcome llatouce by a dose of One Minute Cough Cure. Corner Drug 8 tore Vincent & Walton Proprietors. Small In size, but gieat Id results DeWltt's Llltlu Early Iters aui gently but thoroughly, curing Indl -gestion, dyBpepsht and constipation Small pill, safe pill, best pill. Corner Drug Store, Vincent & Walton Proprietors. The Deutsche Koltung, Mexico, pub lishes some statistics showing thai, taken altogether, It Is rather unhealthy business to be president of Mexico. Mexico has had llfty-llve rulers since 1S21, Four of these were executed, one poisoned, four murdered, and suveu killed lu battle. We are anxious to do a little good in this world and can think of no pleas anter or better way to do It thau by reounimendtiig One Minute Cough Cure as a preventive of pneumonia, consumption and other serious lung troubles that follow neglected Colds ComorDrug Btoro, Vluceut & Walton Proprietors. It would be bard to convince a man sulloring from bilious coliu that his agony Is due to a microbe with an un prououucable mime. But one dose ol DoWltt's Collo and Cholera Cure will convince him of 'Its power toalloril Instant relief. It kills pain. Corner Drug Store, Vincent, A Walton Pictures 50c up. Cabinets $1.50 up. Euoenk Photo Co. The latest thing In bicycle sundries is a wood seat which Is on exhibition at Barker's cyelery. U7 Crescent bicycles are fitted with John Foosbay of Albany city. Itoswell Shelly, of Portland, the city. B S Washburne, of Springfield Eugene. Frank Mulkey returned to Mon- mouth today. President Chapman was a passenger north this morning. Ed Helms left for Jacksonville today after a visit with friends in this city. Mrs K B Cochran, ef Grant's Pass, Is visiting lur sou, J M Howe, of this city. W L Brtstow of Pleasant Hill and his sister, Mrs M Robhiett of Creswell, were In Eugene today. Mrs Frank Goodman arrived from Independence on the afternoon train. Her hujuaud has been in tbis city several days. for all the latest Improvements. r u vuamoers. The republicans can led unmba yes- terdsv. whlls lu Illinois party Hues were not Bharply drawn. No Eastern mails yesterday or today Floods near Baker City are responsible fur the failure of said mails to uirivi I druggist in the Corner drug store, One and one-half car lo ids of bug - j departed for his home at Ashland tbis SKELETON F0UU- Supposed to be the Uemalna of John Coroner JW Harris was summoned to Cottage Grove today to bold I au in quest over a skeleton supposed to Le ...rn,insof John Ewiug. The facts lu the case are meagre, as no details can be liul from eol.age uutil the coroner returns from makiug the examination. ti u.itis that one. John Ewlng dis- ..! ann.B time ago and it SCF" nn.l i hat he had been , w l-lieved that the skeleton which was found several miles from Cottage Grove is the remaius of the misning mail. See Those was murdered. HEN'S Chocolate and Ox Blood Shoes. $2.00 $2.50 $3.00 $4.00. WOriEN'S Chocolate and Ox Blood Shoes $2.50 $3.00 $3.50. At YORANS' SHOE STORE, Proprietors. this is a good time of the year to take blmmous Liver Itegulator. It Is the very beet mt dlelnu lu take In the Spring lor the blood, and to cleanse the system of ail Impurity. "I have used Simmons Llvcr Itegulator as a cor rector and blood puriller and think il an excellent remedy. I always keep il on baud lo take In preference to other medicines." I M llysell, Mlddleport utilo. I me man who won't lake a paper because he can borri.w one, bus In veu led a liuichlne by which he mi cook his dinner by th smoke fn.m his neighbor's ohlmr.cy. This same fellow its III the back pew In church tu save interest on his contribution and If always borrowing a rldo to save wear and tear of Ills own hor o fltsh. Yes. we know him. He Is llrst cousin to the m an who never winds his watch for fear of breaking the spring, Ho I undoubtedly a relative of the man who went Into the yard last winter lo soak his hair In water, let il freeze and then broke It ofl in order lo client the barber out ol a.halr cut. Ex. During the winter of lSU.t, F M Martin, of Long Beach, West Vu., contracted a severe cold which left htm with a cough. In speaking of how he cured It be says: "I used several kind of cough syrup but found uo relief until I bought a bottle of Chamberlain'). Cough Ilemrdy, which relieved mc almost Instantly, and In a short lime brought about a complete cure." When troubled with a cough or cold use this remedy and you w ill not And It neevtsary to try several kinds belore you get relief. It lias been In the mar ket lor over twenty years and con stantly grown lu favor and popularity. For tale at 84 and 50 cents per bottle by Otburn A DvLauo. giis, carriages and wairons just res ceived direct Irom the manufacturer. F L Chambers. Fourteen saloons have closed in Portland tills month, indicating that the prevailing prosperity strikes eveD the saloon. Puss the good word along the line. Piles can bo (illicitly cured without an ntieratlrn by simply applying De- Will's Witch Hazel Salve. Corner Drug Store, Vincent & Walton Prop i lctors. Pure blood means good health. De Witt's Sarcaparilla purities the blood cures eruptions, eczema, scrofula and all diseases arising from impure blood. Corner Drug Store, Vincent & Walton Proprietors. When we consiuor tnat the Intes tines are about five times as long as the body, we can realize the Intense Hiill'erlng experienced when they are Inflamed. DeWltt's Collcnnd Cholera Cure subdues inflammation at once and completely removes the dllllcully Corner Drug Store, Vincent & Walton Proprietors. Il will be an agrcor.blo surprise to persons subject to attacks of bilious colic to learn that prompt relief may lie had by taking Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. In many Instances the attack may be prevented by tuklnu this remedy as soon as the llrst symptoms of the dit ease appear. 25 and 50 cent bottles tor sulu by Usburn s iJcljano. EH Hill, Lumber City, Pa., writes I have been sull'erltig from piles for 26 years and thought my case incuriv blc. DeWltt's Witch Hazel Salve was recommended to me as a pile cure, so I bought a box and It performed a per manent cure." This is only one of thousands of similar oures. Eczema, Mires and skin discuses yield quickly when It is used. Corner Drug Store, Vluoent A Walton Proprietors. A lottcr from Charles Baser, Jr., son ol the former proprietor or the Hotel Euge::e, gives the Information that ha commenced taking medical lectures at the Cooper Medical III at It u to, Sun Francisco, April 1st. This is the college brought into such promt uence by the fact that Theodore Dur- ruiit, now tindur sentence of death in San Fruncisco, wus attending it at the lime or the Uuglcul deuth of illauche i.ainiint occurred, ot wtilou he was found guilty. William Matlock, of Ilcppncr, last Thursday, purchased 100 steers In Fos sil from W S Thompson, Zucaluu v Bros mid Frank Knox. The entile are lo he delivered tit W 8 Tnompson's ranch, Fossil, May 14, next. The price paid for yearlings was ti l, for 2-year-olds f II), and for 3-year-olds flM. About six weeks npo Coe Barnard sold oO head ol 2-y?ar-old steers, not yet de livered, to Mr Mai lock for $17 per head, which was then the going price, so It is apparent that there has been a rlso of at least J2 per head on cati lo within six weeks a remarkable ad vance, with all Indications pointing to the fact that the lop notch has not yet bevu reached. police to Dsucers. Members of the different dancing clubs are cordially luvlted lo attend a Mask dance at Lane's hall, Friday C C Chitwood, who has been acting1 evening, Apill 23d. . Dancers lu ceius, oiictiui...... ladies free. Ice lemonade free for dancers. Last dance oi ine e.... John Christian, Manager. ....MM HAS ARRIVED...; e BUY NOW afternoon. S A McKenzie aud P L Bristow of Plea-taut Hill were in town today, aud report heavy rains in that section, too much for the farmers j;ood. Mil DO Clark and da gnter, Miss Lulu, of Portluud, have I sen visiting Mrs Clark's brother, J Gray, of tills city. They went to F dem today. MrsSKMunra of Mcicham, who has been visiting in this ci y, left today on an extended visit throughout the East. She was accompanied by her niece, Mrs Edris of tbis city. Harrisburg item: Harvey Sommei- vllle left Saturday for Yamhill county to gather up and drive home the large band of cattle he bos recently bought, after branding and completing all ar rangements he will move them to bis stock ranch in Eastern Oregon. F A Faulkenburg of Denver, Colo., head consul of thePaolfln jurisdiction Woodmen of the World, who 1ms made his headquarters In this city for the past two weeks while visiling neighboring camps, went to Halsey today aud will pay the camp in that town a vUit tonluht. Tomorrow he will go lo Albany ond on Friday will go to Salem. Mrs Faulkenburg, who, with her daughter, Miss Jessie, nod governess, Miss weatnern, nas ueen stopping in Eugene for nearly a month, will go to Albany tomorrow to join her husband. On Friday Mi-is Jessie, accompanied by her governess and Mr M A W bite, the head consul's private -ecretury, will go to Sulein where she will join her parents. To Cure a Cola in One Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tub lets. All druggists refund the money it falls to cure. 25c. Lawn Mowers end Garden Hose, j Garden Tools and Spray Pumps, Visited SrwNOKiELn Camp. u,H Consul FA Faulkenburg, ac- ,n.nU ho ahout 20 members of Eugene Camp Woodmen of the World, paid Springfield Camp a fraternal visit last niKht. The Springfield Woodmen and their friends turned out In large numbers and the hall in which ihe onen sission was held was crowded m its utmost capacity. The mandolin club of this city was preseut oud ren dered several selections, but the feature of the evening was the address by the head consul.-v Ahout 20 applications for members were received by the Springfield Camp. Kew Fish Market. J A Currie boueht the fixtures of Newman's fish market Monday. He has s cured the northwest corner of the Mount build iug and will fix a market up, opening on Ouk street. Mr Newman Intends leaving for California soon. Born. Near this city April 16, 1897, to the wife of Henry Van Slyke, daughter. Fifty Dollars a Week Easily Made. Agents' wanted in every lo cality for Hon. W. J. Bryan's great and only book, "The First Battle.' The best seller ever produced. Agonts aie taking as man) as 200 orders po week. Beware of fraudulent imita tions. Scud for outfit a: d begin work at once. W. B. Conkey Company Publishers, 841 Dearborn street, Chicago. Au Alilihivlt. This Is to certify that oil May 11th, I walked to Meliek's drugstore on a pair ol crnlclict and bought r bottle of Chamberlain's Pali, Balm .or inflam inatniy rheumatism which had crip pled me up. Alter using three bottles I am completely cured. I can cheer hilly recommend it. diaries II Wet- I, Sunbury, Pa. Sworn and subscribed to before me on August 10, 1804. Walter Shlpmati, J P, For sale at 60 cents per bottle by Oshnrn & DcLauo. "WHY Pa 40 cents per lb tor the so called Java Mocha cottee, when yon can get "Chase aud San born's GOLDEN RlOa from us for 27 V2 eta. We guarantee tins superior to any onllniity Java and Mocha on theiiiaikct. Cull at cur store fur liliii linns for making II r-1 -eluse.llee. GRAY & SON. Sole ssmt" frrt)t? a uhort-a lu sut- nt far Eillir Egg 0t, 8 Conn, ft ctnli.-qu Gkeun Bone. Fisher & Watktn are now prepuied to furnish grtui! hou. freshly ground It is ijiiarauteed to make buns lay Buy soma an d try- it nusiNEis Cit ange. J P Burger has sold his Interest in the Magnolia cigar store to J W White, who will continue the business. Poultry Netting and Staples Screen Doors and Screen' Win ebfL argest Assortment owest Prices' Hardware. Tinware and Granite Ware. L S. L. LONG'S. Ninth Street, Eugttt. THE HEATING QUESTION, bfiWKU PROPOSALS. Notice to Contractors and Property Owners Along Pearl Street. Notioe is hereby given that purs n ant to an order of the Common Council of Eugene, Oregon, made tbe lutu any of April. lo'J7 bids will be received by tbe Committee on Fire and Wnter at the Rt cordcr 8 office, in said city of Eugene, uutil 7 o clock p. a.ondiiy. May A, lo'J7, to couatruct a sewer on tbe tat sitfe ol Pet ri Smet, co mint-no ma and connecting wnh tbe main Kewor tine, on Buid PfBrl titreH, between 5th and GthHtreets, thence north along the eHt line of P-ail street to within lU feet of the south Bide of 2nd street, uccording to the provisions of Ordinance No. V81r passed bv the said Common Council, on the 10th duy of April, 18U7, and approved by the Maor the 2inh day of April, Ibe aud hue of newer to be c mplete 1 within 90 days from the date of letting the Hiid contract At the said time aud pl.tca of receiving the said bids tho said Committee on Fire and Water will let the coutract to build anu construct said Bewer between said points to tht lowest responsible, bidder. All work shall be done under ibe supervision of the atiid Committee on tire aud Water to their satitt'action and to be approved by them. Baiulrtwillbe required of each contractor for the faithful perfo nmnce of the con-met The said Committee on Fire and Water, reserves the right lo rejct any and all bids Dated the 21hI day of April, 1897, Eugene, Oregon. B, F. DoHttia, K"0order. E K. HkNDKnsoNf Chairman of Com. on Firt and Water. atch them If you can Linen Bourettas at 20cls per yd Fancy 0 gandies at 25cts per yd Lappette Mulls at .IB lots per yd Grenadines at 25cts p:r yd The above is only a mention of what we have to show. It will pay you to call at our store before purchasing Great Values m Separate Skirts. Thltllnmlll b.lound Suparlor In n. p 14 rni Adit.. tWiM'.";,,,. Prices range From $1.50 ti $12.00 S. H. Friendly's Dry Goods Emporium. Let us solve it for you. We have a large and well selected line of heating and cocking sloven with which to do it. If you are inter ested don't full to call on us. The GRIFFIN Leader of all wood and found on our floors. air-tight beaten, (i tot HARDWARE COMPANY A. E. DEALER IN. Staple and Fancy Groceries. Arbuckies Coffee ,15 J BKy baaing powder per lb. .10 4 ; kgs good Soda'. 25 4 pk)8 corn or gloss starch... .23 25 lbs Best Soap l.oj Dried Apples 3 Quality and Quantity Tobacco .3) A $12 Washing Machine tnilm Lam, Wicks that will last 20 run. SEWER PROPOSALS. Notice tu Contractors and Property Owners Along the Sunt li Side of the Public Square. Notice IB herebv civen that Tmrsnant to an order of the Common Council of Kupene, Ore gon, m.le the Wtli day of April, 18D7, bids will be receive I by the committee on fire and wi t ?r at the recorder ' otBce in euid city of Eu Btne, until 7 o'clock p in Monday, May 3, 18U7, to construct a sewer on the south side of tho stie t around the public square in said city, commencing and connecting with said sewer line on said street around said publia square at the west line of Oak street at the cor ner commonly known as Khinehart's Corner, thence east alonir the Bouth line of said street around Ihe public equare to within 40 feet of the west liue of 1'earl street, accordine to the provisions of Ordinance No HMO, passed by the Common Council, on the 19th day of April, 1S1I7, and approved by tho mayor the Midayuf April, 1H97. The said line of sewer to bo completed within 00 days from the date of lettniK tbe contract. At the said time and place of receiving tliesaid bida committee onl ire and W ater will le. the eontrae.ltn bu 1 1 and construct said sewer between aaid points to the Invest responsible bidder. All work to be done under ihe eupervinon of the aaid Cumrui tee on Fire and Water to their s itis faction ami to bo a, proved bv them. Bonds will he required of each contractor -for the lalthtul performance of the coutract. the said Committee on Fire and Water re Bervos the right to reject any and ail bids. n n imi- ; ' urJKon the 21st day of Day & Henderson, Undertaken Lmbalmers, Cor. Wil. and m its. The Eugene Granite and Marble li W. W. MARTIN, Prop., Still have ample room and ftppllincatoM nue (as mey nave in me uim.t ro vuamu citer elasB of monumental work. In addition to Marble and Granite Ium (.pared to fmuisli all kinds of drewim en s Curoing for Cemetery Lou, Bnufl rk a etc., cut from the Pioneer (Ykjum on ) April, B. F. Dorius, Recorder. E. K. HENiiiriiqnw Chairman of Cora, on Fire and Water. COSHER DRUG STORE. VINCENT & WALTON, Props. Successors to I Hemenway. . . . Dealers In . . . Truss. Msdicina Chomioles, Pcrfiis,es, Fancy a. d Toilet Articles Spinges. Combs. Brushes and a Complete line of trug Sundries. 9!h and Willamette Sts Eugene. Or. rCTTERMS STRICTLY CASH. A Golden Opportunity To Invest. PURE LAMB'S WOOL SWEATEB Golfers, Oicycb Hose. Eastern Goods at Eastern Prices. Respectfully, j. V. Kaiif Removal Sale THE. "MAGNOLIA." I.KADINO BRANDS OF CIGARS AND TOBACCOS Scda Water, Cantos, Nuts, AND FRUITS IN SEASON. teir Tnrlor for Billiards or Pool, tea 2 Doers North of Lans County Bank J. W. WHITE - - Proprietor- Commencing April! w. wiiikii owg'i goods ai cirai. w enough tor ' '"S! CASli BUt; BW move pay iWU. FRANK&SONS Racket Store. Eugene Smoker LA GREMA, Ten cent; U.ofOJUitof Five cent - Cigars.