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About Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1898)
m Koyl tbe tii)bt:t baking pOMdti know. Actl telho It saesiwo tfclrd furtlwr tfaaa may o liter (riid. POWDER Absolutely Pure novt &AK!Nn pwrrs CO., Nf von. l.ULY hi (ilJABJ). the Popular Brands of Clear Havana Domestic Cigars at Julias Goldsmith's Hendqutrlere Eugene 6edn Co. . .. FRIOAY, MAY 13 111. vilf. Cold boiled hum at C'blcngo ilntury Lemon ple, line broad and putry at Cbloago Bukcry. Wall Paper New desifc-ug ami low prices at K I. Ulinnibers. Second large tdilpnieiit of wall put tr, Just received by U'illln Jlnrdwuie Co. If you want an;, kind of a veblcle, new or necnnJ band, 91 c F L, Glmm bera. For dulnty teas and liiiiobeons Iry our bnnanaelirub. CfK)!'.lUt',H. C 1) CombH ut 1' O (IniCTiy v. ill duplicate any prioeH inurto by any grocer In Lime eoiinlj Fly soieeri screen doom and Hereon windows, at F L Clianibora'. Bernard Krb.watebmaker, jeweler, engraver. Comer 9th and Willamette, Chrismau building, F.iik'Ii Oregon. A number of men and loams aie busy grading Patterson stieet Inui Eleventh to Fifteenth. The largest and most complete line of wall paper ever brought to Eugene Is on exhibition at the sloro of Urillln Hardware Co. Not any babies, but boats aie being named after the hero of tlio hour. A Guard reporter Raw, laat evening, In tht west part of town a new skill, Darned Dewey, If you aro going East on a business trip or on a visit now Is the time to go. And when yoj go tuko tlio bortlicrn Pacific for Ibeyuro celling tickets at. reduced rates. For full information call ou or address JlMcMuiphy, Ocn iral Agent, Eugene, Oregon. iiaxatlye Bronio Quinine TabU'te move the bowels gently, relieves the cough, cures the feveibh condition and headache, making It the lest and quickest remedy for coughs, colds aud In grippe. Cures In ono day. "No jure, no pay." Price 25 cents. For rale by Wllklus & Linn. "A word lo the wise Is Biifllclenl" and a word from the wleo should be sufficient, but you nek, who aro the wUe? Those who know. Tho oft re pented txporleuco of trustworthy per sons may betaken for knowledge. .V. W M Terry says Chambei Iain's Cough Remedy gives bi tter sallsfaelloi: than any other In the market. Mo has been In the drug business at Elktnn, Ky, fur twelve) years; lmn fold hundreds of bi.ttles of Ibis remedy nnd nearly all other cough medicines manufactured, which shows conclusively thut Chum berlalu's Is (be most satisfactory to the people, and la the beat. For sale by Osburu & Dcliuno, druggists. One of tho finest nnd best equipped railroads la the Chicago, Milwaukee & Bt Paul. On our recent trip through South Dakota, Iowa, Mlnnesntn and Illinois we tried this railroad and know whereof we speak. Tho road is splendidly equipped with fast trains, the coaches aro all furnished with the latest Improvements aud It is a pleas ure to ride Willi these people. They employ none but sober, Industrious lueu who constantly look niter the com lor t and sufety of the traveling public. Anyone traveling In tho above or adjoining states should lake tho Mllwaukeo road by all means If It Is convenient to do so. Ifyou wish In formation coi 'Truing this excellent and popular road, ask any ticket ugeut, or write lo c J J'.diiy, ueneral Agent nt Portland. Or, anil id will gladly glvo It Ueiieseo Idulio Vow. lot mo a loltt lu One Day. Take Laxative Brnmo Quinine Tab lets. Wilklns & Linn will refund your moueylf It fulls to cure. Z'io. Tb genuine has L. II. Q. ou each tablet. TRY VITAS The New Breakfast Food, Do ycu use colIVo if so you w ant tbe beat for the least amount of money we we give either agnod pair of acinaoia or one polished cake knife with every dollan worth of Chaeo A Sunburn oo flee, Mocha & Java per lb 85c. Golden lllo 25c. This oiler Is limited as webavoonly B few knives lift embrace .tho operlu nlty. GRAY & SON. Oregon goosebeirlej In the market. - Htmbler Hieycle'. K IMcClanuhuu. Dim't fail to attend the iieoetl to night. V E Dunn bus a new ad in today's iue. Head It. Fresh Eastern and Coast dialers m The Banquet during .May. Willamette valley wheal U worth $1.(11 in Pcrtlui.d. I.M L'lcaiy Fr ezois thut free..) quick, at F I Chambers'. (Jo aud I'ear Judge GulloAity's Lec ture. Cukes, pies aud all kinds of pastry to ordtr, at The Banquet. Pure home-mude cuii'lies at Tbe Bauq'jet. Victoria lawn mowers at F I. Cham bers'. ' The Public Domain" or "Slate and Puoliu Lands," Muy 14 New, ueat, nobby, flu de side. Good goods, and neat service, at The Buuqtlet. Fresh bread every day at Chicago Bakery. New hitnek of wall par ut Gillllii Hurdwaru Go's. Judge Galloway ut Villurd Hall, May li. Ideal bicycles $.U, J3S, and 40. E E McCJunahan, Agent. Confectionery and fruit at Chicago Bakery. Another lurgeslilpmeiit of Hedlands oranges Cnolidge'B Vulcanizing and repairing bicycles a specialty. Humbler agency. Figured ingrain wall paper, the alestou , at Grlllln Hardware Co's, Another barrel of Orange cider at Coolldge's. Nearly till tho county candidates have left for Florence, wbero they will open up the campaign Monday. "The Publlo Domain," ut Vlllard Hull May 14. Beueflt of Athletic club Admission 23 cents. A fine light buggy J542.CO. Alt A 1, extra quality buggy $75 00. Hee them atF L Chanibi'is'. Bicycle repairing and sundries at reasonable prices, at E E McClaua hun's. Over 10,000 rolls new wall paper re ceived this Hprlng by Gillllii Hardware Co. A marriage license was bailed today by Clerk Jennings to U G Leroy, 33 years and Maud C I'urvaner, 17 jears. The written consent of the yotp g lady's mother was II led to the union. Many friends were at the depot to bid Company C God Bpeed as they passed on their wuy to tho Philippines. They received many compliments. Mks Fkhd H Knight, Grants Pass, Inrmerly of Eugene, Ui I was muling an advertlseruunt of Chamberlain's (,'ullr, Cholera and Diarrhoea Kemedy In the Worchoster Enterprise recently, which leads me to write this. I can truthfully sny 1 uever used any remedy equal to It for col iu uml diarrhoea. I have uever hud to use more than on J or two doses to euro the worst case with mysell or children. W A Bthouii, Popomoke Clty.Md. For sulo by Unburn & De- Lauo, druggists. TllKY'lIU 11UII.T Tit AT WAY When tho Chicago Tailors, M Born & Co, soud out u man to take your measure he'll be an expert,. If ho wasn't that kind ho couldn't keep bis name on their pay roll. There'll be ono of them at our storo on May Mill, with their entire line, aud If you'll call at our at our store on that date, (hero will be plenty of stylishly dressed men In this community thlsieaBon, Samples rep resenting the entire, monster line. Muy 14'.h nt P Frank & Hons. Gknti.kmkn, You can hnvo your mea-ure corrooliy taken, any time at I' E Dunn's. A perfect lit guaranteed aud n largo assortment to choose from Prices light. Saturday Lust Day Tomorrow, Saturday, will be tbe lat chance to Wuy Ko-l). for 25 cents bottle. Open Tomorrow Until lo p m. To glvo every oi.o an opportunity to purchase Ko-IJa Mexican blood tonln our storo will be opeu until 10 p m Saturday, College Athletics, n. uisiioguiBoeu writer in a pam phlet published by tho Intercollegiate Athletic Association, says that an Im mense Impinvement in the moral nnd physical slatus of college graduates has laaen piuce sine) inu Inlioiluctio.'i ol uthlello games in colleges. There is no reus ii wuy "iiruln and lirawn" should ho antagonistic. In summit ol ilil Inst proposition the action of true' genl- iii iiivigiiniiii, iiosiener sMtomach Hit ters, which lu strengthening tho body Increases mental uotivltv, may be all Ihoiilallvely cited, 'l ids Innious med icine overcomes I lie dyspepsia peculiar to persons of sedentary Inactive hablls, and yields sound refreshing sleep. U also remedies liver complaint, onnstl. palion, malaria, rheumatism, nervous ntss aud kidney trouble. SHOES ! For women, tiiiwis nnd children. Low Shoes or High Shoes, Colored SIkhjs or Black Shoes. $1;00 $1.25 $1.50. Hliru.a II... I ..... I.. ..., ..i i - .....v ,.. ,,. B1J , nuu kivb giwHI wear. If von wim vunii kixun rHniu money, call ou Yoran & Son, The Shoe Dealers HE FORGAVE HElt. The firiit re mum bran oo I hnvo of my mot hi-r iitust buvo been when 1 was about B yvam old. Of my futbur nuthliitf U clear. Jndood J do nut ruinviiitwr ovor having ono until I whs lixl Into tho great drawing room one tiny and lifted up to gazo on "my futhor," they SiiiU. When I been ma old enough to undot stand. I learned much from my old nurso. hho told mo uiy mothor was a child when hor paronu guvo bur to my fatbor, who was muny yours older tlian isho. But ho wait iiuineniely rich and lovod tho child, and bo they wcro well pleased when Gen eral Neville wooed their daughter. I wus i) over bo pa rated from her for ono day until I was 18. I was sent to collego. It was a severo trial for mo to lcavo hor mother, friond, companion, all, to me. Koturning homo at tho close of tho soo tnd year, I found things a little different Indeed no lady in the neighborhood enter tnlncd so much company as my mother, bho Fftld to me: "My dear Marcy, now that you aro about on taring Boele'4 it is necessary thaA I should socuro tho best frlonds for you." Jiut among hor guests was ono I fancied my mother was a little mora attentive to a very hundsomo lawyer and I felt per fectly euro ho admired her very much. Again was vacation near, whon I ro colved a let tor from my mothor which not only surprised mo dreadfully, but com pletely put to flight any Ideas of objecting, remonstrating or pleading against what had been a dread during tho lust year, for It wus then 0 reulity; Beaii MABcy BclievinR the time will como when you will think, with me, that a bad promise had hotter bo broken than kept, I take Bonie comfort In the regret I feci In giving you Burrow even for a little while. This morning I wan married to ono you have mot. Bo perfoetly euro that when your mothor gave her hoart to tho one whoso wife she is her love for hor boy wnfl not invaded. We ore goinc for a little trip, probably shall bo absent two months. My husband's sister your maiden aunt will help your grandma to make time pasu happily until our return. Yes, It was tho man I foarod. In a storm of rngo and disappointment X strode up and down tho floor. After a few days I grow calmer and de cided to return home, wait thoro my mother's coming, scttlo up my business and then commonco my travels. ' I entered tho drawing room, drow a chair to the window and seated myself in n position to command the road and boo my grandmother whon sho would bo com ing homo, which would bo soon, tho serv ant said. I hnd watched possibly half an hour when I beheld some distance off and com ing nt an almost flying rato a fomale on horseback. As sho cnuie noaror I behold tho most bountiful girl I had ovor Boon. On sho oamo, up to tho gato and over with out Booming aware thut such uu obstacle had been In her way. I drew back Into tho recess of tho win dow as sho onterod tbo drawing room. Tossing off hor hat, sho sank on the sofa, saying: "Dear mo, it is awfully dull out horo! I woudor when thut young ono Is coming." It Is no uso to go around tho' truth. I was in lovo at first Bight, I inado a littlo nolso with tho chair and advanced Into tho room. A half supprcsRod scream foil on my car, and thon sho scomod about to fly, whon I explained to hor who I won. With n beautiful smile sho held out hor hand nnd said: "I fool ib if I knew you very woll. From your mother and grnndmothor I havo heard so much of you. It Is too bad you Bhould havo found no ono horo. "Iam vory woll rooonoilod now to that, I said. "You Bpoko of my mother. Thon you nro a menu or. hors und visiting hero, I hopof" "Yos, I am staying with your grand mother and" "Aly mint," I enld, finishing her reply. "Aro you acquainted with that worthy lady, my mother's maiden Bistort" I asked. "Slightly. I mot hor horo thiswoek," sho roturnod, with n sinllo. Huon my grnndmothor camo and form ally presented mo to my young friond, AIIkh Hull. During tho evening grandmother In formed mo I should not bo annoyed with tho society of Miss Moruton that was tho maiden aunt's nutuo foj uovorul days, as sho hnd go no to muhe a t'ttlo visit In tho neighborhood that day, and f was proba ble sho would not pronont honolf perhaps for a wook. How I rojolcod! Ono morning, entering tho bronkfust room, I beheld tho long drondod porson, I felt suro, sea tod with hor back to mo, tho vory ploturo of my imagination my maiden aunt. No chnnoo of anothor day's happlnoss thon I Hho would always bo prying about nnd coming in Just w hen I wishud hor in tbo moon. My grnndmothor aroso to present mo. I dared not raise my oyos. 'Tho introduction through, Miss Morcton km Id: "I was dreadful sorry I wns not homo to wolcomo you." Thoro was sumothlng in the vulco that caused mo to look up. I looked again. A ringing laugh, followed by a very low ono from grandma, n chuckle from tho servant, and by tho removal of tho cap. Bpootaclcs nnd falso front hulr, nnd I was soon convinced that I had been tho object ol an oxoollont joko. "Your maiden aunt, young man Miss Annabel aloroton! All I answered I will not write horo. And sho, as it wns "against her princi ples to disappoint anyone," made 111 hap py. Hoon my mothor returned. During tho evening of hor return I no ticed sho watched Annio vory closely, nnd then sho camo, nnd, putting her arms nrouiui mo whispered: "You enn forgive 1110 now, Marcy." Exchange. Itrvaklns It lteul Oeutly. There Is n man In congress who is re nowned in tho city ho comes from for his Imperturbable calmness on every Imagi nable occasion. They tell of him that ono day ho strolled leisurely Into tho 0OI00 of a friend. "I havo just had achat with your wife," ho said by wny of beginning. "Why, I didn't know shu was down town," said tho friend. "Oh, sho wasn't down town," re pi kit tho congressman. "I called ut the house." "I didn't know sho wus recuivimr to day," said tho husband, with somo sur prise. 1 thought she had a hondauho. " "Sho didn't mention it to me," said tho congressman. "There was n crowd at tho houeo." 'A crowd I" echoed the husband. 'Yos ," went on the culm man. Thoy oamo with tho engine," 'The englnol" gunped tho huhaml. lOh, it's all right," went on the calm man. "It's all out now. It wasn't much of a lire, but 1 thought you'd like to know H." Wntihh.gton VoU CASTOR I A Tot Infanti nnd Children. Tbifie. jf tin ever, l rnN ejoii4ii(Miitiii inrefpr. It lie C. full 10 euro, UruttlMla rvfuua uijiiuy. IVmonals- I Fred Kieh ba re'iirned from Port- laud. 1'rof Wuohburu went to I'hiloiuatb today. Hon H M Yoran was i:i Pendleton yesterday. Loris Johnson went to Portland thla morning. M Jj Campbell arrived home from Idaho today. Attorney Bkipworlh ma'le A baoy a visit today. Rev It C Brooks will preach m Cor vallla Sunday. Father Daly returned from Cottage Grove Ibis forenoon. C M Young and little daughter La Velle went to Portland today. Mrs O N Fi aster went lo I'oruaiiQ today and will be utment a week. Mrs A L Pence of Hlll-boro, is in Eugene visiting her mother, Mrs J M Hhelley. e H Chapman w as a passenger to PMIomaib, whore bo delivers a frfe leo uie tonight. Supt D A Paine, of the O S I A Salem, accompanied by Mrs Paine, ar rived up ou today's 2 .04 local. Judge Itobt Eakin, ufter visiting in Eugene over last night, 1. ft for hi home in La Grande this forenoon. Alls. Knveraivn and Hons J Ii Sover eign nttri VV U K'inrr left nl lltA lnnil ' train this lorenoou lor Albany, where they speak tonight. :ra J H McL'lung, Mrs Coudon, Mrs 8 Handaaker and others from Eu gene are In attoudance at tbe V C T U convention atCreswell. James Stewart, of Springfield, lelt this forenoon for Amity. He will leave) that place tomorrow on one of Cornelius' atock trnii.s lor Montana. Jlon W H Hobson, atate senator from Vlarlnn county, and grand master of Masons of Oregon visited our city todsy. No oftlcial Masonic busi ness. . Logs tor Bali'. The undersigned will huve for sale ou or about Juno 1 a lot of first-class yellow fir saw logs, about one and une half million feet. Some are now being cut and banked ready to roll into tbe river at my farm near Elllston. Par ties wishing to purebnso saw logs are invited to tall and inspect them ou or about Muy 1 nex'. Also I will hnvo about as many more for sale by next all, and a further lot of from 3,000,000 to 4.000,000 feet to be prepared for niarkelduring theseasrn of '08 and '09 All of said logs will be banked at my place ou tbe McKenzie river. John Cogswell. EUislon, Feb 1, 1898. Local Murket May, 13 1898. Wheat S7o. Oats 28o. Hop? 2 to 8c. Uutter 20 to 85c per roll. Eggs 10c. Potatoes 2oo. Poultry $2 50 to $3 50 llo.fll A Fact. I can, w ill nnd do sell pianiM and orgnns 20 per cent lower than any out sider has icceully Patronize home people, especially when you can do better. Yours truly, F A Hankin, W lib st. The Host..,, LIVER MEDICINE ...On Earth And a Perfect Substitute lor Pills. YERIHjTON'S pleasant liquid physic Hoesnot gripe. Is better, cheaper, enslpr to tnka uml more eillnotit than pills, mros CON-, SUPATlON, itlLlONSNhS mid lNMUKSTlON. 'J.i doos !i ona. HtuMacttoLi. or money buclc rylt, VK MKAlN BUlSNfcHS. KERINGTON'S . 9th Street DRUG SOTRE KUOISNEC, OREGON Special For this Week. ICS AT 45c WORTH 75c. S. H. FRIENDLY FI.NAL TKVUUT 8 dui ilay at 2 p m ut tlio U ol O Track At 2 o'clock Saturday aftern.ioii the final tryout of the U of O t'a . k learn will lie held to decide what athletes are to represent the university at ibe iutereohgiale Held meet to ko held at Salem next mouth. The athletes who. are selected to go will take special work from now OD, and uuder their efficient trainer, O C Triue, will be found in the pink of con dition. No admlfsiou ill be charged for tbe tryout and the public is invited. THK EVENTS. The best five lu each event will ba entered and the best thres will start, Touualify. each competitor must do illH etfeut under the time limit aud over the distance limit. Events will be called iu the following order: Event Limit 880yd run 2 25 Broad jump 17ft 100 yd dash 11 seo Shot put 30 ft Milo walk 910 Pole Vault 8 ft 220 hurdle SOeeo ilaurncr throw 85 ft 440 yd dash 60 sec Running high Jump 6 ft 2 mile bioycle race 6 niin 220 dash 28seo Mile run 6.30 120 yd hurdle . lBsec all AlllllllVIt, This is to eerti fy that on May lltb.I walked to Mellck's drugstore on a pair of crutches and bought, f bottle o Cb.amberlnin'B Paiu Bulm .or intam niatory rheumatism which bad crip pled uie up. Alter using three bottles I am completely cured. I can cheer fully recommend it. Charles H Wet zel, Sunbury, Pa. Sworn and subscribed to before me on August 10, 1894. Waller Shlpman J P. For sale at 50 cents per bottle by Osburu & DeLano. . Kohued the Gtave. A startlicg incident of which Mr John Oliver, of Philadelphia, was the subject, is narrated by mm as follows "I was in a most dreadful conitiou. My skin was almost yellow, eyes Bunkeu tongue coated, pain continually in back ami Hides, no appettlegrauuniiy grow log weaker duy by d iy. Three phy sicans h id given me up. Fortunately a friend advised trying "Electric Hit ters " and to my great joy and surprise tne nrst bottle made a decided Improve meut. I coutiuued their use for three weei'H, and am now a well man. k, ow they saved my life, nnd robbed tbe grave of another victim." No one should fail to try tnem. Only 50 cent per bottle at Wilklns & Llnn.- Vo c.n-o Ccii-il.litmti rorcvi. 'i'lt CUEfinels Ciiiulv Ciitlmrtio, 10c or 25c. '.: i:. ii. c rim lo cure, UruKiiil refund money JiiST RECEIVED. A fine line of .Navel o:at)ge., bluml (irnnget. uaparngus, peua, catiji flower o obaf, eccoauulH, aweet po'aU'L'H oiues, wc. Geo T Hail & Son. U S Land Comniissione. . Joel Ware, having been ip pointed U. S. Jircuit CWrt Commissioner for the district ot Oregon, is now piepared to make Homestead Filings, Final Pkoofs, and take tes timony in Contest Cases Having had thirty years ex perience in this line, he will guarantee satisfaction n every case. Office in Ode" Fellows' Building, Eugene Oregon. Sale EACH Skirt fists OUH a k if all rape WW WW GALL oooo4 3 Just Rubber at that Ml Paper in P. S 10,000 rolls just jeceived. 'Tho Public Domain." Judge Willium Galloway, Receive of the laud office at Orejion City, will lecture on tlie nbove mimed subject at ViHurd Hall, Saturday eveiiiiic, Way 14. Judge Galloway had spoke i be fore appreciative jii'licnces In Portland and other valley tow ns. The Reporter, of McMiunvllle, in lis account of the lecture at that place has this to Buy: 'Judge Galloway hus uiade an ex-hau-tlve study of this highly iuierst iug subject, aud his lecture was lull of Information valmiblo lo any student, and so coudens'id aud aggregiled as to place a great deal ut historical fai t in little compass." The lecture will be under the Huspi cies and for the benefit of I lie U ol' O Athletic Club. General admission 25 ceuU. Uraiise Meeting. Notice is .hereby given that there Will.no a meeting or Grand fia:r;e Grange at the school house 1.1 Clear Lake, on Saturday, May Hist at 10 o'clock of sai i day. There will 03 a grange dinner, some speaking, (per haps by home talent), a lurte astort meut of agricultural, garden a'.d flower ee.'ds to distribute, important business connected with lire, insurance, etc. All members in gimd s'undingare cordially inviied lo be pretext. J OJunnisos, Sec. Grand Prairie Grunge No L'G Solice. Pairons 1 will be found ut the o'd stai d for a while, ready to lake your measure ami have made to order Milts In any style von may want them; workmanship aud lit guaranteed, Suits from $13 to $34. Come und sea tlio line of flue camples to select from. J M Howe, Agent. What do You Think We could do to keep your memory fresh on tho date of our exhibit of Horn's Spring woolens for men's suits and orersoata M Born & Company's tailoring is flue tailoring. Jiorn's man will be here In our s ore with tbo camples on May 14. Call and see what's new In the world Remember the date, Saturday May 14th at P Frank & Hons. Information Wanted As to the whereabouts of Charles vV Marker. Was last seen at Eugene, Oregon, about 8 years ago, wbeu he claimed he was aoing to "the bay." Supposed to have been Veen on the lower Siuslaw river about that time. Ih about 0U years of ape, blue eyes, ti feet high, broad shouldered, 1B0 pounds weight. White hair and while chiu beard. Address ClIAKI.KS M IlAKKEK, Albany, Oregon, belter l.ist. May 12. Defteiibacker, Martha Gauntlett, Wm Mdler, Allen Ryan, Thos Unbertson, Mis Ida. A rlmrno ot ono cvnt win ho mj0 on M loi'pi Kivon out. fersni.1 g ot lettr will I'ltiiioMulo when ndroillwil. K K HKntuso.v, Act PM. Cay S h'eniiersan, Undsi'iakers ni tmbalniers, Cor. Wil. and 7th sts. ''".-'..i W.-h ".:po'4rotii. 01:,.' c.Misiirmlon rorevor. .ui, UruhKi!.o. rutund mouoy. 10.-. -7 ifu'co CHRISTMAS BOOKS CALL AT THE UNIVERSITY; BOOK STORE, If you wish to see tlio finest display of Holiday and Christmas Hook? ever brought to Kugene. Entire stock just received direct from Chicago. H. G. Mil LER Proprietor. -Is row ready for E IT. Co's Window. Prizes For School Children. Wo will distribute, free of chm. to6Chool children May 14 and 16, vtrj haiidroiue Pictorial Diawing EooJ and will award a first ana second en. for the twi neatest rlrn.in i-t. .. iug My filled cut and returned on or M June 1. First prize is one two-uound an, Oliaso & Sanborn's ''Kenl n Cnflee. Second prize is one pound ol ChiRj .Sunburn's "iiufl'.do Chop" Tea. Gray 4Sos, Eugene, Oregon, None". Ail oiituiauding wartums registered prior to January 15, 1S97, will be piH ou presentation ut my office on or t fore May Gib, 161IS. Interest willftw after that dale. Dated April 2!)l, IMS. Gko K. Ciutv, City Treason!, Circuit, Court, Jacnb Gillespie vs Oliver Bunts; judgment is ashed fur Jolt) 84,$0'l ney fes, innresi m 8 per a nt sod to C tls u' d disbi.ist nn in, oi'Htilt. uu I eil The liii-l'i'Sl n.fh he will I pil( fur KiO tuna of lnil. el liny. Iiiqulre of E J Met lunabui', Kiiuri.e. T.iist lieiwie' Kiieene nnd ffil toivilU'a Indies bliiikeape Return It Mrs H R Kiucuiil Kugene mil receive reward. J. W. KAYS FURNITURE II EMBALMERS anil fUHERAL WBTB PARKER OPERA H One Night Only. Saturday, May 14 ThD Comnliao, Sam J. Burton, And theChannliiK (.'oinnied mm. a . . . . l.alAll fvi ice ie uo eino"! VI I WW 1 e i w lu the ui'W SI PERILS A Bupo.l) Scenic I'rnducUon. A nip! Hurrah! linn"' 3...,.ir, l tlnmedV Drarl A ronrlnp, Housing Rnllvol Fir, toi!'"' Yells. The Noted Si Perkins So!o Orchestra ot twelve """tfeM the slroiiKOfl evoi prenenleJ o "'ZmS trnvellnii compnny. one ol w dully Is thin so In SI PERKIWO; , f, with sooi;t,(liinees.fu"y ""';'L w oreheslia is ubiolutcly i ic.'j- Pughtown Fanner Band Free Concert In. Iront "( OP"8" at ( v i,. m.- r - Prices, : 10c, 20c, 30c, 5
