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mm DAILY EUGKNE GUAED. MONDAY JUNE 7 Best Assortment of 5 Gent Cigars A full Hue ol Tobacco. All klnda ol Cauuy mid toll Dlliiks 111 Julias Goldsmith's Hearfquartsrs Eugene Soda Co.. I K Peters Bicycle oil. Osobrlght at Day & Henderson's. New Carpets at Day A Henderson's Buttermilk and cream at Creamery. Cakes made to order at the Bonbon Icru. Crescent blcyoles. F L Chambers. I K reters 9th street mix paints 1.26 a gallon. Private boxes for Ice cream at the Magnolia. Soda water, fruits and cigars at the Magnolia. Junction City will celebrate the Fourth of July. Don't forgot Holden'a firnl class bicycle repair shop. Gypsum will fix your lawn. F. L Chambers has It. Weather prediction for tonight and Tuesday: Cloudy and cooler. New styles In wall paper. F L Chambers. Dr E A McAllister went to Wrenn, Lincoln county, today on professional business. C D Combs at P O Grocery will duplicate any prices made by auy grooer In Lime county. A circus strikes Baker City on June 23d. Tho advance agent has not yet arrived la this valley. Evan A BeamcB, a graduate of the U of O will deliver the Fourth of July orntlon at Jacksonville. When you buy aSO Cresceut bio"3le you gut the full value for your money and the equal of any. A new line of "Fin Da Sleole" bike gloves In fine kid and Mocha Llslo Just received at J V Kaullman's. Next week will be a busy one in Eugene, ' with commencement exer cises of the university aud circuit oourt both In session. Workmen are today removing th wooden curbing from cement side walks along the Lano County bank and in front of FB Dunn's store. An error crept Into the Issue of Sat urday making us say that Prof. French's cow, at Corvallls, gave 10, 000 pounds of butter last year. It hould have been milk instead of butter. We aro anxious to do a little good In this world and can think of no pleas alitor or bettor way to do It thau by recommondlug One Minute Cough Cure an a preventive of pneumonia, consumption aud other eorlous lung troubles that follow negleoted colds CornorDrug Store, Vincent A Walton Proprietors. We might toll you more about One Mlmilo Cough Cure, but you probably know that It cures a cough. Every one does who has used It. It is a per fect remedy for ooughs, colds, hoarse ncss. It Is an espvolul favorite for children, being pleasant to take aud quick in curing. Corner Drug Store, Vincent Walton Proprietors it will ue an agreeable surprise to persons subject to attacks of bilious oollo to loam that prompt relief may be nail by taking Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Dlarrhoeu ltemedy. In many instaucoB tho attack may be prevented by tal.lntr this remedy as soon us tho Hint symptoms of tho tin ease appear. 25 .slid 60 cent bottles lor sale liy Ostium A IX' Lano. It would be hard to con vmee a man sullenng from bilious colic that his ngony Is due to a miorobe with an u pronnmicable name. But one dose of DoWltt's Collo and Cholera Cure will convince him of its power to aftord instant roller. It kills pain. Corner Drug Store, Vincent, A Walton Proprietors. i ins is a good tlmo of the year to take Simmons 1.1 ver Regulator. It Is the very best mrdlclneto take In the Spring for the blood, and to cleanse the system of all Impurity. 'I have used Hlmniona Liver Itiyulntor as a cor rector ami blood purifier au J think It an eici silent remedy. I always keen It on hand to take In preference to other iuiUliH8."-I M IjjbcII, Mlddlcport Friday evening June 11, Lawn. Lawn. Lawn social Friday evening June II , Ice cream at the Magnolia. Doirt forget the Camp Supper. Dr. WUloughby, dental parlor. Out "chews" at the Boubonlere. Creumery butter, Eugene Creamery, Spring Carpets at Day A liender son's. I K Peters Mb street sells all kind of paints. Victoria lawn mowers at F L Chambers. "Chews" an standing caramels at the Bouboulei-. I K Peters 9th street, full lli.e Varn ishes aud Brushes. Pictures 50c up. Cabinets $1.50 up- Euqkne Photo Co. A few more of these Columbia bi cycle suits left at m Horn A Pain it's. Bepair shop with Columbia agency. Skilled workmen. See a Crescent bleyole before you buy. F L Chambers, agent. Have you seen those new bicycles at Horn A Paine's and enquired the prices. Buggies and carriages, new goods, just received. F L Chambers. Chamois gloves at 65 cents per pair and soap to wash them free at the Backet Store. Miss Laura Miller returned today from an over Sunday visit with her parents at Corvallls. A demurrer was today filed in the case of Taylor vs Fuller for (600 dama ges for defamation of cbaraoter. Where did you get that hat? Hav en't you heard? Well, you're slow, That's a Kingsbury from F E Dunn's. "Wake up, Jacob, the day Is break- ng!" so said DeWltt's Little Early Itinera to the man who had taken them to arouse his sluggish liver. Cor ner Drug Store, Vincent A Wslten Proprietors. Pure blood means good health. De Witt's tiarruparilla purities the blood cures eruptions, eczema, scrofula and all diseases arising from Impure blood Corner Drug Store, Vincent & Walton l roprlelors. . Small In Hiz , but great In results. fleWitt's LI I llo Early Risers act gently but thoroughly, curing indi gestion, dyspepsia aud constipation. Small pill, sufe pill, beat pill. Corner Drugstore, Vincent Walton Proprietors. When we consiuer mat the Intes tines are about five times as long as the body, wo can realize the intense suffering experienced when they are iullamed. DeWltt's Colic and Cholera Cure subdues Inflammation at once and completely removes the difficulty Corner Drug Store, Vincent A Walton Proprietors. W It MoCoruaok returned to his home near Florence on the stage this morning after having had an oppor tunity of exchanging "cllhlam six" greetings with many old friends. Mr McCornack has been troubled lately with occasional faiutlng spells and came up for a medloal examination, with the satisfactory result that the dootor prescribed quiet aud rest, aud abstention from severe physical exer- olse. W It wishes he had consulted that doctor several years ago. The prescription suits him exaotly. During the winter of 1893, F M Martin, of Long Beach,. West Va., contracted a seven- cold which left him with a cough, 1 speaking of how he cured It he says: "I used several kinds ol cough syrup but found no rellof until I bought a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, which relieved me almost Instantly, aud In a short time brought about a complete cure." When irouuiea with a cough or cold use this remedy and you will uot find It necessary to try several kinds before you get relief. It has been In the mar ket lor over tweuty years aud con stantly grown iu favor and popularity for sale at 25 and 60 cents Jer bottle Personal. We Have . . ...A Line... Of clilldien's colored shoes on which no reasonable price will lie refused. These shoes are good Mil id gimritt but a little out f date and will be sold accord ingly MRU & SON, The Shot Dulirt J D.ivis is at his claim for a few days. Secretary Klncaid reiurned to f-ali-ni this morning. A C Woodcock went to Salem today on the early train. Attorney J H Medley of Cotluge Grove, was In Eugene today. Clarence Clements of Draiu, was doing business In Eugene today. Edwin Stone manager of the O fc C E R It, spent Sunday in Eugene. MisGC Ostium of Athena visited with relatives In Eugene yesterday. Miss Beisle Coleman went to June tlon today, on her way to Salem for a visit. Father Black of of Portland, secre tary to Archbishop Gross, came up this afternoon. The Misses Kearney, of Roseburg, who have been visiting for a week here, lei t this morning for Portland to spend a few days. Geerge Frizzell, of McKenzle Bridge, came down on the stage Buturday evenlug. He will return Wednesday. Uncle George can still tell good flsb stories without wiLking. Sunday's Salem Statesman: Miss Nanna Ankeny, one of Eugene's charming young ludiee, arrived in Salem yesterday afternoon for a few days' visit with Dr and Mrs Cart-wright. by Osburn A DeLauo. ' C E Business Meeting. Last night the C E of the Christian church, met at the home of Miss Ruby Hen dricks, aud after the business meetluu a pleasant social session was had. The society voted $26 to assist In building me proposed divlulty school building at this place. Light refreshments were served during the evening. I he following officers were elected for the coming term: President, Miss Lalla Hayes; vloe presldeut, Walter Shelley; secretary, Miss Stella Rowlaud; treas urer, Miss Ruby Hendricks; chorister, It A Copple; assistant chorister, Miss Rub Hendricks; orgaulst, Miss Edith Harris; ushers, Misses Ina Craig, lulna Burnett, Beulah Wood and Myrtle McMurry. Fine French prunes 251ba $1.00 ( or n starch per lb 6c. "World Hunter" soap 20 om 6o Chase and Sanborns coffee are litt lest that grows. GRAY & SON. Money-back ceftce soda Schilling's Best. baking powder flavoring aatracts ana apices. For sale by Ax Billy Hoots ThlsY Wa offer nn Hundred Dollars RaWbrd for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halt s uatarrn uure. V j CHENRYA CO.. ProDi.. Toledo. O W, the undersigned have known F J Cheney for the laat 16 years, and believe hlin perfectly honorable In all bualueas transaction and finan cially able to carry out any obligation made by meir nrm. Wkst A Tbuax, Wholesale DrugglBta, Toledo, O. Vi aldino, Kinnn it Mabvin, Wholes&io Drut olata. Tolrio. CI. Had's Catarrh Cure la taken Internally, act ing dlreoty upon the blood ana mucoua sur face! of the system. Price 76 cents per bottle. Hold bv alt urugslsta. Testimonials iruc. Hon. 1). P. Thompson Will Lecture. Hon D P Thompson, ex-U S Minis ter to Turkey, aud newly appointed regent of the University will lecture In Villard Hall next Saturday evening June 12, upon the subject: "Turkey and its people." Sew Circuit Court Cases. George W Kinsey vb J W Lingo; to recover $41.19, attorney's fees of $12 and costs of action. Business Picking Up. The issu ance of marriage licenses by County Clerk Jennings Is again looking up, still it Is doubtful if It leaches the pro portions of the same part f 1896. Today licenses were issued as f illows: James Riley Gaitin, 21 and Miss Flora Carter 18; A H Lewis 27, and Bertha Cox, 18. Lost. A lady's and child's jacket lost near the Renahaw plaoe south of Eugene or between that place and Goshen. The Under will be rewarded by leaving the article at this oflice. LSAUvit MBBliH. -The Woman Patriotic League was delightfully enar talned at the home of Mrs K rra i. Saturday afternoon. Aiier iue rgu.. business was disposed of the hostess p.ssed score cards very appropriately decorated with the gold bug and con tainlng questions to he answered by the elate abbreviations. Several answered all the questions correctly. . .i..,i,, urb theu taken for the awarding of the prize, Mrs Titos Kays aud Mrs MoWroy oeiug iu iuu.. a booby prize was also given. Dainty refreshments were theu served, during which time Messrs Powers anu aucm.- er furnished some exollent music. Wlunie Cockerliue gave a recllauon, 'The Boui! of the uouseKeeper. n. vote of thanks was then tendered the hostess and musicians tor the very ni....ni afternoon. The League ad journed to meet wilh Mrs Preston the last Saturday in June. niiiwii'8 Boating. Several .i.... Huron aud Frank Thomp son, of McKenzle Bridge precinct, put hna lii the river at iJemuno and fished down the river to Frank We understand line is the first time a boa' has been taken that high up the liver. It Ib Uauger ous boating even for experienced boat- men, as tue river, mat, ingu up, conslderably on end, and there are some dangerous places in it where the boatman must trust somewhat to luck in narru lilm through. It la boating that cannot b recommended for pleas ure tXCUr.-IOIlB. luoao wuu anxious for excitement would not be disappointed on a trip of this kind. Woodmen Picnic Last Saturday and Sunday the Woodmen of the World conducted a very successful picnic at the grounds near Thurston. A o-imd nrocratn consisting of ad dresses, music and announcements was furnished on each day, and was enioved bv those in attendance. Sun- ii.v a larirA nrnwd wstit un from this - J " e ' city, and the day spent in the cool .iiaiia appmprl nil thp more nleasaut on account of the intense heat in the val ley. A O U W. All members of the Eu gene Lodge No 15 A O U W are re quested to meet in their hall at 7:30 tonight to make arrangements for the funeral of our late brother, E Anderson, by order of J. D. Myers, M. W. This Is the Season to . HllV T own N4nror! Scythes and Snathes, X A. Zi. k A ll Garden Hoes, Garden Hose, Wire Cloth You will flet the B.st Gooi, Screen Doors, fop the least Honej I, GRIFFIN HARDWARE COMpa ....SPRING HAS ARRIVED BUY NOW e e o I auin Unuore onrl flarHsn Hn0 banii munwie nun mmimvii iivwv, Garden Tools and Spray Pumps, Poultry Hetting and Staples uuio aim ocreen Win ft Baseball. Saturday afternoon the stuull lads from the Central and Geaiy schools met in mortal combat on the baseball diamond, resulting at the end of the ninth inuing in a score of 22 to 14 in favor of the former team. To Care a Cold In One Day. Take Laxative Brorao Quinine Tib ets. All druggists refundte money Pass the good word along the line. Piles can be quickly cured without an operatic n by simply applying De Wltt's Witch Hazel Salve. Corner Drug Store, Vincent 4 Walton Prop rletors. Reward for log Lost: a black dog with a small white stripe in face, yellow on the jaws. A little white on breast, tip of tail and feet. About 2 years old. Will pay a suitable reward for information con cerning the dog. Was last seen on the a between tho EdmundBon place and Eugene. Address Joseph Gibson, Eugene. WANTED. Cows with or without calves. Highest marker price paid, If jou have an; for sale, see me at once. LOUIS A- ROSTEIN, Buyer for Mllierdf Lux. nor 9th ami Pearl sts., EUUKNK, OUKGON. Ques. What is a Bargain? Ans. Fast Black Seamless Hose Reduced from 20 cts to 124- cts. ALSO Ladias Envntian I Vests Reduced From 50 cts to 25 cts. Lagest Assortment owest Pries S. L. LONG'S. Hardware Tinware and Granite Ware. Ninth Street, Euji Hi Belknap Hot IWedieal Springs. Situated 60 miles east of Eugene on the Mckenzie River. Natural temperature 188" Fahr. Steam, Medicated, Electrlo, Hot and Cold BatBl A FINE SWIMMING RINK. Curea Rheumatism, stlo DIimmim. and Liver Complaints, c.tarih, . iS Ague, PrlvaU) Diseases. Etc. . . . Fine Hunting and Fishing in the Vicinity. A Fine Camping Ground , vrell shaded and supplied with Water by piues from a pure mountain stream. . . . Stages leave Hotels in Eugene Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Returning on alternate days. For terms and Information address Geo Hill, Prop-, or C M Hill, Mgr., Belknap Springs, Lane Co, Or, A. E. WOOD, DEALER IN. Staple and Fancy Groceries. Arliuekies Coffee .15 Bkj baking powder per lb. .10 4 ; kgs good Soda a 4 pkgs corn or gloss starch.. .IB 25 iba Best Soap M Dried Apples t Quality and Quuntlly Tobacco ,'J) A $12 Washing Machine tSltm Lam, Wick j thai will last 20 inn. Picnic on the Mohawk. The Union Sunday schools of tlia Mohawk will bold a union picnic at the Ping Yang school house, Saturday, June 19, 1807, commencing about 10 o'clock In the forenoon. 1 here la a fine grove on the bauk of MoGowan creek a short distance above the school house. A good program has been arranged for the occasion. A basket dinner will be served. Every body invited. The Ping Yang echool hou-te Is about 12 miles from Eugene. The road Is lu fine condition. . To Contractor j. ly of tf- Au Atlliliivlt. This is to certify til at on Msy 114,1 walked to Ml!ck's drugstore nmpit of erulrhuH and bought buttle of Chamberlain's Pait. Ila'iu .ir iofkm matoiy rheumatism which hail crio pled me up. Alter using three bottles I am completely cured. I can dim f nl ly rrcMMimend it. Charles A Wfl st I, Htinbiiiy,' Pa. Sworu and subscribed to before ni( (n August 10, 1891. Vull?r Shipmao J P. For sale at 60 cents per bottle by Oitluirn & DeLuno. These Bargains c:n be had at our special sale. SEE OUR WINDOW DI8PLA v S. H. Friendly's Dry Goods Emporium. Bida will be received by the ul Eugene for tthe construction of 1 ment crossing on the alley between M:i sonlo Temple and Klemni s Iniri.esn shop on Eighth street, between Will amette and Olive streets, until Tue day, June 8, 1897, at 8 p. 111. finpciftnAMnna f,ii tha Bo ..... I... I ... Ul I . I - I 1 1' 1 'V I seen at the butcher shop of Kixiwr & I watkins. Qeokoe Fisiit.it, Chairman of Street Commitlw. Dated at Eugene, Oregon, June 3 1397. We lnvetl the lacll.rlra for d"lnt ll" In st work Id lumlem pbo tuBratjIiy, and wilh ! study and application M' nrt, aiv ble to oiler first class won m all tin- latest matt-surface finishes. Call mid see our 15ai Reliefs sculpton and photography combined. Hlltiuys by appointment preferred. In The Glad Spring Time Some minds "T.io-i.iw (,,. i thoughts of Love," while with others use mooted question Is, "What will best expel from the vapm 11. .f.,.to matter accumulated during the dark and gloomy winter? The answer is simple. YeRINQTON's Rlmin ivn T.itrcu KYiiupii the best blood purifier known. Prepared and sold only at the Ninth Street Drug Store. 75 cents and $1. Oil. Famu for Sale. I ll A I'D tnv ..U 1 1 - , several gijou sarins, Which have been tnL-on r....... bv loan vuiuimsiira, , TtlfHlA Inn. la ...111 I... ...u . ' w Bum Hr. n mw j figure and od eauyteima without Hie ! assistance of real estate agents. Ap-j TJ In ' 1 rv 1 Sherwood Burr, i Eugene, Oregon, j For Hale. j A uioe oWn t nob .r r ...... , . . l hardware and paints, oils, varnish,! R'ass, pumps, granltc-Iron ware ard j i.k"6- Altoetof tinners tmils. ! with store room and dwelling, reason I ror selling, wish 10 go South. j W. a. Maxwell, Spriuulleld, Or. I t. hen bibj was aiei, w ler WT,en aba was a CliUJ, she crW lor Ou' When aho bocama Miss, she etas w Wben aha had Children. h ' .. 1.1 il Day & Henderson, unienuw Embafmers, Cor. WiL n $ts' The Eugene Granite and Marbla W cm h. arnnlc rooo and sppiisu, u tinue (as they have In the pajt,l. boiler class of monumental wora. , lBM, prep alien Work, tone, ictlr Class 01 niunuu le 1 is - In adilltlon to Marble s1 "!J 7l w irepared to furnish all sin." 01 o uchas Oirnln? lor I m'2I. .isf W Vork, etc., cut Irom tl.e riooeer i- 1 Smoker LA CREMA, Ten cent; . U.ofOi'(lfflofW Five cent Cigars-