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pee-
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you want the latest
id choicest
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ten imve jusi arnvcuHt 7r-r.1v
Cottage Grove Teuclieia.
ittnge Grove, Or. June 12-Tha fol-
flug teachers were elected (or the
it eight mouths' term of the school:
Lessor J l Holland, principal; FS
, assistant; Miss Pearl Huuter,
he Josephine Fobs, Miss Mary Mc
een, Miss Lottie White.
j A Fiiglitt'ul Blunder
Will often cause a horrible Burn,
lid, Cut or Bruise. Bueklen's Arnica
Ifr, the best in the world, will kill
puiu and promptly heal it. Cures
I Sores, Fever Sores, Ulcers. Bolls,
ons, Corns, all Skin Eruptions,
lit Pile cure on earth. Only Do cts a
Cure guaranteed, bold Dy wil
ls & Liun Druggist.
W. KAYS FURNITUilt CO.
IALMERS and FUHEPAL RIRECTDRS
Day & Henderson, Undertakers ?Jid
lalmers, Cor. Wil. and 7th sts.
Special Care
Given to Posing, Lighting
and Finish in all Portrait
work at the
A NEW LOT OF IMPROVED
Willsie'" Cameras
Ikceived. We recommend them .
:udin
JH0TO CO,
Superior Fotoarafs
For Health
Pleasure
iijd
Drink only
purest Deer
Drewed on the
Pacific Coast. It
is found every
where, bottled
and on tap, and
is made by-
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U'm- fTiayer Pgt. uqere
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Our new stock of Velvet, Axniinsters, and
Brussels Carpets. Bought direct from
the factory.
WALL PAPER
THE EDITORS
Will
Be in Eugene Tuesday
July 11
FOR DINNER.
Secretary Tozier, of the state press
association, furnishes the Guard with
the following probable Itinerary of the
National Editorial Association in Ore
gon: Leave Portland Saturday morniug
for Astoria; clambake in evening.
Bimday afternoon lor Portland; attend
church in evening. Leave Portland
Monday morning, July 10; Oregon City
for dinner, Salem for supper. Tuesday,
July 11, Albany for breakfast, Eugene
for dinner, Hoseburg for supper
WorfnBBflRv. Julv 12. Medford for
breakfast, Ashland for dinner, Rose-
bum for supper. Thursday, July 13,
Albany lor breakfast, McMlnnville for
dinner, Portland for supper. Leave
for Washington.
League Meeting.
The Woman's Republican Patriotic
League held their regular semi-monthly
meeting at the residence of Mrs
Holden, and was called to order by the
president Mrs McElroy. League voted
to purchase a monument il fountain to
be placed in the City rara 10 com
memorate the memory of the boys
who gave their lives In defense of the
Hag in the Philippines. At a date to
ha fixed a meeting of the citizens will
be called for the purpose ofdivislr.g
ways and meaDs of procuring and pay
ng for the same, at which time an ap
nronriate Droeram will be rendered,
composed of speaking by our prominent
citizens, musio etc iooa oui w.
date in the city papers.
The contest on the historical ques-
... ,i,inh esq deferred from last
mppiine. was called up and decided
Mrs Walton securing the 1st prize, a
nicely bound book, Mrs Hale took the
booby prize, a leaf from the sensitive
..,r Onm Manila. Mrs
the jBtraiglit r.ad an original paperentitled
"The loyal women 01 me outm ouU
their services during the civil war,"
which was highly appreciated. Mn
Kuykendall read a letter from her
sister in Cuba which was enjoyed by
all Miss Grace Holdeu played selec
tio'ns on the violin with her accustomed
facility. A social time was s,..., -
a dainty lunch was served by the
hostess and daughter.
M B Yerinciton,
Cor Hecy.
Buy. refrigerator of U W Kays and
keep cool. Latest patterns and iee -
savers.
Recital of Miss
Joyce Priscilla Brownell, ,
,,, . .
lUQMClilll.
CLASS FIELD MEET TODAY.
Tin- llisi graduate of 1 In luivci-ity i City council in.-t .1 mi.- IJth in regii
nl Oregon ilcp.irliucnt of music tinco Ittr st ..mho .
Mr V tiillnnl Nusn fisik i-lnusf, trsve l'n in- Full Isiutil, excopl I outicil-
li-r I i 1 1 : . I I c 1 1 1 1 ln,.( t-vci.im;. Tin, 111,111 1 1 ,n
young eriiat ik Miss Joyce i'um-iiIii Ki committee n polled favor-
Browuell, nf Albany. She n.-p.a ably on a nuini.cr of hips ami tin')
Hie -lineil teitipeiainelit 11 Hi extra-
irdmary degree, ami lias been develop
into a finished peifnriu'r on tin piaoo
furl, under the instruction . f Mr Nash.
wit's u hum die has been -tudying
-luce Marll 1SS4. Miss Klowiicll
plated tificun selections from such
compil ers a Bueh, Beethoven, lleu
seli, Chauiuiode, tlrie. Mo.-.kowskl.
Iiopiu ud Liszt, while tier rep, r-
tf lire includes as many more compos
silions fr nil thoscartists an I Suliub rt,
Sulium ilin, Uoilunl, Itillieiislein and
Weber.
Mr Nash lias demonstrated ihrou h
this clever pupil that 1 tie piano ran he
the means ot expressing music in lis
besi sense isiher tliim a mtchauicul or
technical exhib lion. Tue llrst two
unmoors, which were heavily clas
sical, were played with technical suro-
uess und broad musical intelligence.
Entering tlie romantic school in her
third selection, Miss Brownell played
Heuselt's study, "If I Were a Bird,"
and Grieg's "Butteitly." will) charm
ion delicacy. The "ltoinaner," by
Cbauniotte brought out a singing
quality of tone, while the "Torantello"
by Mnszkowski showed the brilliancy
of her technique, a feature that was
no iceable in every number of the pro
gram, lit the four numbers from
Chopin Miss lirownell revealed a
depth nf feeling and eminent poetical
interpretative faculty such as to inspire
her audience.
Tlie recital closed with three num
bers from Lh.t. lu the last, Khupsody
No 6, the hi-uvura of Miss Itrownell's
active playing created great enthusi
asm. Mirs Ada D Hendricks, the popular
reatler, a sisted Miss Brownell. Her
unrulier was "A Sisterly Scheme,"
cleverly and naturally told. It pro
duced an admirable effect uion the
audience and Miss Hendricks gracious
ly responded to repeated demands for
an encore.
Oregon owes much to Mr Nash for
the earnest work he has done for
music. Himself a Mulshed performer,
having enjoyed years ot study lu Am
erica aud Germany, Mr Nash keenly
feels the nobleness and exalted dignity
of the divine art, and the state can
feel assured that a pupil receiving dis
tinguished honors from him is entitled
to all that such an education implies.
CLASS FIELD MKET.
This afteruoou a class field meet is
being held ou the campus. A large
umber of contestants are entered, aud
it is currently reported that phenome
nal time is being made. A large
crowd Is in attendance.
l'ltOORAM FORTIUS WKKK.
Wednesday, June 14 Class Hay
Wednesday, June H, 3 p. in.
Alumni Meeting
Wednesday, June M, 7:30 p. m
Annual Address
RET. liKBUKBT S. Juuknox.
Thursday, June 15 Annual Meeting
llOAItl) or Keofnts.
Thursday, June 11, 10 . 111. . Commencement
Villard Hall Wednesday
2 o'clock,
Afternoon at
The exercises of the class of '89 will
be held iu Villard Hall, Wednesday
afternoon at two o'clock. Miss Lizzie
Griffin will deliver the class oration.
G W Gilbert will read the class poem.
AUinini Day Wednesday Afternoon
l'BOORH.
President's Address Prof. I- M. ;len
I';uo Solo Mrs. Hollenbetk
Alumni Essay Miss Jennie lteatlie
wm Mrs. A. I. Vearie
J Miss Aila Ilenilre Ka
LMelt...
Oration,
1 Miss Louise- Yuran
ISaptlsia of Dlrod"
l'rol. fc. n. McAilsicT
The program will commence Imtne-li-i-iv
nnnn the conclusion of the
! senior class exercises, and the public Is
I cordially invited to attend.
TELL YOU KSISTtJK.
A beautiful comp'.ejiou is an iuixilii."ty
without good pure blood, d.e sort that only j Wheeler dded certain (roper
mm :!rtTa , t, relative, to defraud plaintiff. The
u,.tTaiU directly on the l.iwela. liver
and k
i.Iiiey. keepinir them In perftct health
t-vs and J c-ts at V. ilkim and I.im
Price cts
Dnisiiists
So Cure, So Pay.
That Is the war all dnirvists 1! drove'.
t Z I -Lu rtdcf-r I 'hill., Malaria and
ukew
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A Large Amount of
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UUOllllOO UU3 IlUllOUUtU.
DOG ORDINANCE PASSED.
re tillmvcd mill nnloied paid.
t oum'iluiaii Atirams, from judiciary
committee, as Veil further time to re
poitou claims for errors In Sih and
ttlair strtets assesmcuts. (iranled.
Couiiciliiinu Luekey read monthly
report of street commlliee. Ordered
placed on Hie. New luinher used S,fis;t
feet ; old 4u0. Personal labor, 6 days.
The Improvement of Tulley's alley,
laid ou table.
Improvement ot First s'reetlald on
table.
J E Jeuniiig's request that lleicue
huso team be allowed the use of the
rating curt, iheir owu curt being too
heavy, was laid ou tal-'e.
The mayor mentioned the cimlillon
of I he waste wider at the livery staldes.
'I'he itmtsha! wis directed to give the
mutter attention at once aud abate lhe
nuisance it found to be a nuisance.
Councilman Koney repnrteo on
petition of M O SYilkins lor reu'uval of
nuisance. He moved lo lay the peti
tion ou table; carried
'I'he following tommunicatlou was
read :
KmiKNK, Or, June 10, 1SDD.
To the Msyor ai d Common Council of
the city of Eueue:
In view of the fact thai the present
condition of the streets aud buildings
surrounding the publlo squure prevent
the proper enjoyment thereof, and Isn
fact a nuisance to said proiwty, we
respectfully ask you to commr-nce such
proceedings as are necenary to to
abate such nuisance.
E O Pottf.k, County Judge.
W T Bah.ky,
H 1) KnWARiis,
Commissioners.
Referred to the judiciary committee
aud city attorney. i
Remonstrance against the proposed
sewer in alley between Pearl ami High
streets from 12lli Btreet to the main
sewer read aud referred to the com
mittee ou fireand water. The petition
repre-ent 3,3G0 feel ol lhe same.
Mr Deusmore appeared aud on be
liall of himself aud his neighbors
asked for an arc light at 13th aud Oak
streets. Referred to committee on fire
aud water.
Dog ordinance taken up. Sections
5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 adopted. Ordinance as
amended read and passed.
Tlie ordinance provides that no
persou shall harbor a dog in tlie city
without having first procured a license
for it at tlie rate of $1 per year for eacli
male dog aud $2.80 for each female
dog. If the tame be violated said per
son Is II ible for a fine of not less than
,$2.60 nor more than $10. However the,
council struck out the imprisonment
clause If a person refused to pay the
flue assessed. And to us this looks
like child's play In passing such a
"dead" ordinance. Better repeal It at
the next meeting of the council.
Without -n Imprisonment clause the
ordinance is totally worthless
Ordinance declaring Intention to
construct a sewer in alley between
Olive aud Charneltnn streets from Hth
to 11th street read third time aud
passed.
Ou motion of Councilman A bruins a
10 candle power electrio lamp was
ordered placed In stair way at City
Hall.
Councilman Luckey moved the
street committee be directed lo tx
amine aud report for removal all trees
ot structlng sidewalks. Carried.
Councilman Abrams moved that
Fourth ol July committee lie grauted
permission lo grant privileges for
stands, merry-go-rounds, etc on July
4th. Carried.
A number of bills were referred to
the finance committee.
Adjourned to meet Friday nlulit
June 1 at S o'clock.
t.'ircuit Court bolts.
J C Goodale vs J N B Fuller et al; to
set aside deed. Complalut asks a cr-
I tain deed from J N li Fuller to bis wife
1 Mamie C Fuller, be" set aside. The
amount due Is alleged lo be $401.18
! J C Goodale vs A Wheeler ft 1; lo
set aside. . U is alleged In complaint
'.uiount due Is alleged to be f)20.
Cawsto'i 4 Co vs J C OcKxlale; to re
cover money. Judgment Is asked for
i'80.
Alfred Ladd vs Rozina Ladd; suit
for divorce. The couple were married
in Eugene, Deo 17, 1S68. The com-
i plaalnt allege cruel and Inhuman treat
ment.
Church of Lane
County Met at Junction.
SYNOPSIS OF MEETING.
sixth district of die Oregon
I'he
Ch-lstaiu Missionary cotivt-nliop. com
prising l.nne rnunty, met iu conven
tion a1 Junction t ity htsl Thursdav
4-r ,lt legates Oeillg present. Among
those from Eugene w ere Rev and Mrs
M L Rose, Dean csumlerson, 1-J Beau
dreau, K M Puttcrsnu, H Benton, C R
Moore, John lluudsaker, Mrs Clara
Kssoti aud Mrs L Grteu.
Olllcers for ibe ensuing year are M I.
Rose, pr.-sidenl; E Beaudreau, secre
tary; J A Biishiiell, treasurer.
The convention suggested that the
church at Clear Lake be moved to
Irving, and appointed a committee lo
confer with the church aud act for the
convention.- The oiler of Rev Powell
of Oklahoma lo do evangelistic wotk
in the county was accepted and Rev
Powell recommended to the churches.
I'lie committee ou ftituiu work espec
ially urged the employment of Messrs
Beaudreau aud Patteisoii as coiinly
evaugellsts for the summer.
Resolutions were passed thanking
tlie retiring Becreluiy, Rev Eugene
'''Inn, for bis untiring service for the
past eight years and recommended
him to the brotherhood wherever he
may go. A li Iter of sympathy w s also
ordered sent to the family of the late
Kev R Doty, expressing the hearty ap
preciation felt by the convention for
Kev Duty's excellent work,
'I'he Friday afteruoou and evening
session was In charge of the auxiliaries
of the Christian Woman's Board of
Mlssio -s. Mrs M 1. Rose presided.
Tlireu auxiliaries were represented.
M rs D C Kel ems, M ra D Read and
others took prominent part on the pro
gramme.
lu the evening Mrs L Green of the
Divinity School delivered an ublo ml-
dress on "America's Evangelization
aud the part women shall take In It!"
The convention unanimously asked
that the paper be published.
Saturday morning the Sunday school
convention opened, H U Bushuell pro
siding. The secretary, Elmer Jordou,
reported 24 Sunday suhooh of the
Christian church lu the county, a gain
of six in the year. About 000 pupils
are In atteudance at these schools.
Topics of vital Interest iu Suuday
school work were discussed. The pres
ence of the state president, Mrs Clara
O Ehsou, was highly appreciated
The olllcers for next year are John
Haudsaker, president; H 0 Bushnelh
vice president; Mrs Esther Beaman
Cox, secretary.
Iu the afternoon Pres. Beaudreau
ailed the C E department to order
and au Interesting program waa ren
dered. An article by Harry lietitou,
on "Christian Eudeavor or Question
able Endeavor," Is especially worthy
of note. The olllcers for uext year are
Harry Benton, president; Mrs H W
Scheuck, first vice, Elmer Jonlon, sec
ond vloe; Miss Lottie While, Jr Hupti
MIsb Mildred Sibyl Lister, secretary.
The convention closed Saturday
evening with a sermon by Rev Beau
dreau of the Divinity School,
'1 bat Throbbing Headache
Would quickly leave you, if you used
Dr King's New Life Pills. Thousands
ot suflerera have proved their match
less merit for Sick and Nervous Head
aches. They make pure blcaul aud
strong nerves aud build up your health.
liasy to take. Try them. Only 25
cents. Money back if not cured. Sold
by Wilkins ft Liuu Druggists.
Albany Herald: E B Whitney, of
F.ugcue, Is In the oily. He will leave
In a few days for Boise City, Idaho, to
engage in the photograph business.
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Ir "iM-fca in i t. I- in T"iir Ki'-utii 7
V von t;' t ' -I' II:; ln-nHit fri.tn
yp'tr f.ci'!, V- '.ii .1 tin- niiiw'uf (hiA
PSLLS
yn. will (jf. yrn fironiT't fiff una "r- t
tin vw. U.. All drutocULi.
X Kop Your Dood Purm. i
Ancr's SarsapiirllU
10. It will rrmnrn fctl tnipfirlttf t
tltt h.T lf"n iim'iUtlnjt V'nt
J.t' AY rH ro,ltvll, Miu
PATTERNS IN
l'.avns at o, i, 5, 7, 8, 0, 10, 12 eta per yard,
(.iiifjhains at 5, (!, (i.1,, 10, 1.1, IS, ' cts ut yard.
Ornaiidiesat 8, 10, f', 1.1, 20, 2, I!0 cts .i i; anl
Phliies at 10, 12, Hi, 2.1, :!." i ts or yard.
IVioales at 8, '., 10, 12. cU rr yard.
We have a beautiful selection
of the above-named goods
OX KYKHY llori'LK
Of M. dik's Ceiiit ii j tltn Cuia Is tliisgua
autee: "All wa ask of you (a to use two
thirds of the contents of this Isitllo faithfully,
then if you eitit say you are not lienelittisl ro
turn tUo bottlo to your drus'idst and lie nitty
refund tho jiilt-e ,aid." I'rit-o io eta, "Hi uU
and t.0U. For sale at Wilkins aud l.liin
UrutTKists.
What is Kodol Dyspepsia Cure? It
Is the newly discovered remedy, tho
most effective prepaiatlon evtrr devised
for aiding tho digestion and as.-lmllu-llon
of food, and restoring the deranged
digestive organs lo a natural condition.
Il lu 11 I I luOIIVItr tf UI, rmmul I, I. n ... I. I .. nt
" ntl.,nuiK UIIJ-Vlllll
known In ilm imwllotil .rr,.uuin vi.
cent & Co , Corner Drug Store.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
lhe Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature of
Just Received1
BY LAST
Fresh Satinr kraut
Kreali Nut Butter ,
Geo
Fancy Canned AprhotB
Fancy lining
At
Anm Km t norn
V a BV A. A
Comes tho long lost sun, and at
lind tho things you need to
needed change. We are liore to
for you. Seeing ia believing.
Parasols,
Gloves,
Mitts,
Organdies,
Zephyrs,
Madras,
Polka Dot Hose,
Chiffon Ties,
Fancy Belts
Shirt Waists,
Duck Skirts,
Lawn Wrappers
Swell Shoes
F. S. DUNE"
J. V. Kaiiffman
Where Every Prospect Pleases
The art I slit' nyo Is nliero Mu l-rlght, rlrili.ty anil
fXiliiMU' colors ot your wall )taHr tW with
Nitliiro In tht coloring ot Its follno itiultilon
Homy, mi eh uh mui will Uiiil In our ImiKlitoimt
ux'vr niiltiTiift in b.)nttiH Hii'l eelllnKH, (Mir
t'hlnti nnl ootonn pntl,rii9( tlorttl tint I limrnln,
limkorloh wull c(ivtrk:K.
PRESTON & HALES
ItKiiutaeturers of llarni-FS snd Saddles
aisu dealers lit rutins, oil ami Wall l upe
IK) YOU KNOW
Cniiftumptioii ia jtrevpuUlile? Sclcneo hi
proven tliatantl aho that neglect Unuidila),
Tho wornt tfolil or cough can he cureil with
Sliiloh'rt OchikIi unit ('otiHuuptin Cure. Hohl
ou ponitivo KiiantnU'n for ovr titty joain. Vor
mts hy W'ilkiunaiiil I.iuu OniKKiaU,
Aihlitlouul l'rlx.
Tho tftill. from tho hlhettt number
ofuduon Ilia CroHuunt bicycle content
will get a prize ol'a $T.00 void piece.
K Ij ('hnmberH.
INSURANCE!
For "New York" Lifo In
surance "CaBunlty and
Xiilelity," Acoitlenl and
Health Insurance, and
Fire Insurance---
CALL ON
CHAS. G. GOLDSMITH
STEAMER
Fresh Dill Pickles
Fmioy Canned I'oaohes
Fttnoy Canned Whole Tomatoes
T Hall & Son
ML. M-MJlJL.1SS JsV ' SS
THE BIO STORE you will
comlirtubiy enjoy the much
sell got iIh, and can save money
Spring Suits,
JNODDy rants,
Fancy Vests
Crash Suits,
Crash Hats,
Biko Suits,
New Sweaters,
Golf Hose,
Link Belts,
Cool Shirts,
New Collars,
Swell Ties.
' ' itiisi
Of all kinds to suit nnd fit every
ono in prico, stylo and color