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THUUSUAV
JULY IS
All Popular
Brands of
I KTKLTK Oll.llfelt QliAhTZ.
The
Hucwsh,
fit a drawl . Kir-ti Discovery I Unlit-rum iiw-
I net.
CIGARS
FUR SAI.K AT
Julius Goldsmith's
lii:t.VlTllo
Hay ii Khrup.
Overtoil's iii w wall )un r Ih here.
Cabluem plmloM Jl.W) per iln.en, Kii
jene l'lmtii I'o.
OariU-liiiJK tools all kinds.
V L Chambers.
Cliilliui bark is arrlvliiK. In larue
quaullties.
Plintn butloim ami pins at Ku
geno rii'ilo Hindi".
(laidm llnM!iiid Lawn .Moo.
l.ini;liiiiilli'r A V'lf.
Victoria lawn mowers ur K"'"'. I'' I'
CIiuiuIhts has tliuui.
I!cd Cross writing ur may In- pnr
cliaseil at VorlUKton's ilrux slure.
J W Kays Furniture (.' winy tin
largest slock south l j'ortluiiil.
Hcreen doors and wire.
K L Chamber.
The carpet department at Dunn's Ih
a busy place those days.
Bicycle repairing, sundries, etc.
Matlock 4 McClanahaii.
Another ililpnieut or low priced wall
paper Just received. K I, t'haiiibera
The galvanized cornice is being
placed on the Iront of Klka' new hall.
We have some bargains in nice parlor
furniture. -J VV Kays. Kurniture I'o.
M O Warner tunes pianos and
organs, impairing and polishing,
Cut prices on all bicycle aitachinenls.
K 1, ( liiinitu i
Ills said Unit ilonDI'Ti psou,
of I'orllaml, who is one of I he most ex
tensive growers of wheat In the North
west, If not the no-t extensive, is con
templating a trip to Jtumln, primarily
for the purpose of studying the situa
tion and outlook In that country.
Put a chain hruxli on your blujclo.
Matlock & McClauahau have them.
For carpels, art, squares, mattings
linoleums and window shades, sro
Dunn.
Buggies and carriages from $10
(second baud) to $176. Can suit every
body. Come and see for yuursulf at
i Li i.namuors,
We are very busy In our new carpet
room, upstairs In the Johnson block,
J W Kays Furniture Co. We have a
new line of carpels on the road. Walt
for them.
"I lnwt uacil Chamberlain's Cough
ilemedy In my family for year anil
always with good results" says Mr W
U Cooper of Kl Kin, Cal. "For small
children we itnd It especially elleullve,
For sale by DeLauo.
Those perfumes
Dellcnte, F'ragraut, Lasting
Hoc ley The grout American perfumer.
There aro others we have them
At Ycrlnglon'a.
We have four Moors full of furniture.
Como and see us. We will make you
right prion, j v Kays,
Top Buggies at reanouable prices
l,oughmlller & l'eter,
A special meeting wilt be held at
the Balvatlou Army Hull tonight,
couducted by Capt ami Mrs Mays,
avery-body invited to attend.
Don't forget the playa "Never Too
Late" and "In llouor Ituund" at the
opera house tomorrow night. Ailinli-
alou 10, 20 ami 25 cents.
Balem Journal, July li!: Hupt, and
Mia D A Paine, Mr and Mrs Werner
Ureyuiau, Judge ami Mrs Ueo It Bur
nett aud Mr ami Mrs 1'hll Metsohan
constituted a party fur Mt Hood today
Thomas lthoads, Centoifleld, writes
"I suflered from piles teven or eight
years. No remedy gave me relief tin
tllDeWltl's Witch IIhz.cI Halve, less
thau a box of which periuanently
otireti me." Moniiiiug, Healing, per
feetly )iarmlotH, Beware of counter
lt'ltus. Vincent & Co., Corner Drug
oiore.
The time of year is approaching wheu
the "festive lly" begins to get In his
work.
W P Hermann, a brother of Hon
Blugor Hennuun, was burned to deuih
iu Flagstall, Ariz, by the explosion of
a lamp. It Is supposed . he went to
sleep and left the lamp horning and It
er.ploded, retting lire to the bedding.
The remains were sent to Myrtle
I'olut, Oregon, for burial.
Those perfumes
One lu a box &'!
One ill box DOc
One in a box Tic
One lu a box $1 00
At Yerlugton's.
DeWilt'a Little Karly lllsera beuellt
permanently. They lend gentle as
sistance to nature, causing uo pains or
weakness, permanently curing const!
Iiatlon and liver ailments. Vincent &
o, Corner Drug htore.
We have some nice up-to-date lied
lounge and couches cheap. Call lu.
No trouble to show you through our
large stock, J W Kays Furniture Co.
Our baby lias been continually trou
bled with colic aud chulera Infantum
since bis birth, and all that we could
do for him did not seem to give more
thau temporary relief, until we tried
Chamberlain's Colic, Choleia aud
Diarrhoea Jtemeily. Hluce giving thru
remedy he has uot been troubled. We
want to give you this testimonial as an
evhlenoe of our gratitude, uot lhatynu
need It to advertise your ineiltorl'oui
remedy. U M Law, Keokuk, Iowa
For sals by IHI.aiio,
The plays given at The J'aiki r bint
illicit iiinler the direction ol MIh
Calhellne ( elesle CnggnWell to ao-mt
the lt'--d Cross soldiers lem-fit fund
proved lo lie a success not only from a
financial point ft vl-w but from the
point of art itself. The actors aud ac
tresses, though amateurs, gave their
lines lu a clear manner aud the ap
plause was dearly.
Never T.hi Late" a iwo act play
wa hani'leil by D 1' hall, Clias Hut
let, Miss Thvrese Friendly and Mh
Lulu ltenshaw. The burden of work
fell to MIhb Friendly aud Mr Hall,
who developed serln-emollonal parts
excellently. Mr Huelat takes a good
character part, and Miss Bonshaw
loved to be quite at home before the
orches ra lights.
W W Brown, L M Travis,
Miss Killth Hofluiau and Miss
JesHle Oilstrap divided equally the
honors in theclosingone-act play, "In
Honor Bound." It Is a story of social
Intrigue calling for a vivid display of
the emotions governing modern life,
and It Is to the credit ol eachoflhe
talented performers that their work
was cleverly executed.
Miss Coggswell bus done much
liilanthroplc work in this city, giving
her time and talent to the production
f plays, and the effort lust night was
probably more successful than any
preceding. Her benevolence is great
ly appreciated by Kugene.people.
About fill Is added by the play to
the benefit fund.
The specialty singing by a sextet,
.Misses Amies Harris, Pearl Luckey,
Urate Wold; Colrldge McKlroy, Lester
Luckey and Arthur Frazer aud the
skirt dancing by little Wanda Logan
proved to be highly appreciated.
Pleasant Hill Items.
Miu Ora Iteucl lins returned lisms from
lilacliley, Or.
Mr Millur lias almukt completed bin now
baru.
- Mr anil Mrs ,1 V Millkcy, of KilKene.
vlhitod with llioir tlnu'litcr, Mrs Alarm
Walker, liuit Humlny.
Jtev Miller proAt-hcil a v.iry IntereHlInK
Bcrnion livre Sumlsy iiioriiiii'.
Mm Blume nnil .Imtghtera have returned to
their liuine fmtn Mnnmoutii, wliero the
Miues Ultimo have heeu ntteinliiitf scliisil the
Jiast yesr.
Mr and Mm ('has Witclier have gone to
SiriuL'feiil, wliero tlmy expeut lo stay nlsmt
thrre nmiitlii, Mr Witclier will work in llio
lirii'k ynnl.
Mr M V Bees' son Kilwnnl, anil his snn-!a
law, It I1' lleuilricks, liavo returned frun
l'tttaliniia, ('alifornia. Thov miy Oregon
good enough for tiiein, anil they expeet to
make their home In thin state. Coll.
Cottage drove, Or, July II. News
was received tills evening from Bo
hemia of another rich strike of free gold
In the Muio mine. This Btrike ws
made in the west end of No 2 level,
which has WJO feet i f tunnel. The
vein Is four feet wide aud the gold is
yisiole to the eye This find Is richer
than ibe Helena, e the gold is heavier
and sullder than the quanz. This
nrouertv was recenily sold to Montreal
and New York parlies for $150,000. J
H Bingham, of Hpokane, has charge.
The i.roi.env has about 3000 Itet of
tunnels, and one five aud oue lO-.tamp
mill, which are iu operation day and
night.
KikB Kxcurriloti.
Albany Lodge of Kits No 359 will
run i lie I r third annual excursion to the
sea side, at Newport on next Sunday ,
July 10th. A round trip rate of $4.25
has been made from Kugene, good
from Saturday until M unlay on all
trail s. The tSnuday special will leave
Albany at 7 a m arriving at Newport
11 a in reluming at 6:30 p m iu time lo
connect with oveiland going south. A
special car will be attached to ihe ex
cursion train for the accomodation of
all those carrying lunch baskets and
refreshments. This promises to be the
laiger-t excursion of the season. Qo
and have a good time with the Best
People On Kartn.
Letter Lihi.
Eugene, Or, July 13, 1809
Ahrams S Dennis Kale
Harris H J Hewitt Chas
Hemail MrsAletha Jay Mary V,
Pollock Elvin
Ross M rs A A
Boss Lucius
Hmtth Paul T
Wallla HI
Wood Autln.
chftrim nf nun nent will bu mrulo on ell
lellevH Kiveu out. l'enumi calllllK loi lutleis
will iileiutu stale- iviiou aovurimeo.
II K. McCoiikai k I' M
CASTORS A
I'or Iul'uuts nud Cliiltlrcn.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Boars tlio
Signaturo
Plymate H O
Kowe Eva M
hhepard Joe
Hmlth J H
Wills Mrs Allle
Hut'GKEDitfO - The annual edition of
the Commercial Review, Mr Leo
Peterson, publisher, wss a very credlla-1
hie number. It contained many flue j
views of leading business houses aud
mills of the Northwest, the Eugene
Uouiiug mill being one of the number.
Besides, It contains much valuable
statistics. Mr Peterson publishes oue
of the leading commercial papers on
the Pacific Coast aud we are glsd he is
succeeding. Every business man
should advertise II.
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.
Heavy Ca books. A correspondent
writing lo the Albany Herald says:
"Harrisbur for Ihe present, is the
head nf navigation for river Iransi.or
porlatiou. The City of Eugene ! car
rying heavy cargoes or up-river freight
which Is being laken from here to its
destination by teams. 'Ihe hustle and
bustle of loading these teams gives
Flint street the old lime uppearance ol
life and busy scenes."
HKATS Pukchamkij. The directois
otBchool District No 4 today con
tracted with i hi) Northwest School
Furniture Company for 350 school
desks to he used lu the Central School
building, for the sum of $1200. This
will newly awit seveu of the eight
rooms iu that building.
Hills
Wanted lor Krection of New
Building for University.
Bargains in Heal Kstale.
1 have for sale several tracts of laud
belouging to parties who obtained said
lauds by foreclosure of mortgage,
which are lor sale very cheap and on
easy terms.
Also city property lu Kugene aud
Hprlngllchl of like conditions ami
terms. For description aud prices call
on H H Wii.i.iamh, Agent,
Eugene, Oregon
Boynl Auu Cherries Wanted.
Will pay highest cash price tor
Boyal Ann chenlee.
Sen meat the Euiteue cannery for
further Information.
T N Hkiiak.
Ashland Town Talk, July 10: 11 J
Clark and family passed through Ash
land Sunday evening enroll te from 8a
llnas, Cal , to ICugetie, which place
they will make their fauliiro home.
Mr Clark Is a brick mason aud about
ulne years ago was a recldont of Ash
land whore ho worked on the const ruc
tlou of Hotel Oregon ami the Opera
House block. Later he went lo Cali
fornia and has Just completed ail 18
months contract on ihe big Hprt-cklcs
sugar factory at Kslluas. Ho has lost
faitli In California, however, aud says
Oregon is good enough for him.
A diseased stomach surely under
mines health. It dulls the bialn, kills
energy, destroys the nervous system,
aud predisposes to insanity and fatal
diseases All tlyspi-i lie tumble are
qulfkly cured by Kndol Ivspeisia
lire. It has cnied thousands' of eases
aud Is curing them every day. Its In
gredients nte sin h that it can't help
curing, Vincent ,i Co, Corner Drug
Htore.
DeWltl's Little Eaily Blsers e.-cl
from the system all poisonous accumu
lations, regulate the slouiach, bowels
and liver, aud purify the blood. They
drive away disease, dissipate melan
choly, and give health aud vigor for
the dally routine. Do not gripe or
sicken. Vincent A Co, Corner Drug
.store. h
To Ihe I.mlles of Kugene and Vicinity.
To save darning and maklnir new
hosiery of old, get the imlesl Baoli.e
teet, ten cents per pair, from Mrs F D
Whlteakcr, agent. Tenth street, near
Charnellon.
Special Care-
Given to Posing, Lighting
and Finloh In all Portrait
work at the
Healed bids for the erection of the
building as specified will be received at
the olllce of the architect, H 11 Miller,
room 16, Hherloek building, I'ortlaud,
Oregon, until 1 o'clock p m Friday,
July 21, ISM).
Separate bids will be taken under the
following heads also: BrickmaBon's
contract: to Include all roucrete aud
cement work, excavating and the file
and terra cotta drains. Paiuter'a con
tract, lu iuulude all tinting of walls
and the papering and slating of I lie
blackboards on second story.
Plumber's contract.
Carpenter's contract: 'I'o include
everything in Ihe election of the build
ing lint provided for In the brick ma
sou's, painter's and plumber's con
tracts. Bids will aho be received for Ibe
completion of the building under oue
contract. The building is lo be en
tirely at the contractor's risk until the
acceptance and lliial settlement. This
laboratory building l to be completed
acrordliig to the drawings and specill
cstlons, which ni:iy be seen ai Ihe nf
llce of the secretary of regents, and
readv to luru over to the board of re
gents no Inter than the 1st day cf ftn.
vember, 1SH9. Joshua J Walton,
Secretary of Hege its.
TKl.LYOUUSISI'Klt.
A beautiful complexion is an impossibility
without good pure hlontl, the sort that only
exinU iu connection with good digostion, a
healthy liver ami bowels. Karl's Clover
Hoot Tea nets il reelly on the bowels, liver
anil klilnevH keei.iiiK tlieni In perfect health.
Price 'itt its am! M eta at Wilkiiia ami Linn
lrugi;iBts
New M INIHTKK AKK1VKO. ltev Mr
Merrill, from Hood Uiver, arrived in
Eugene ihls afternoon. He has accept
ed the pastorale of the Eugene United
Brethren church. Mr BoueLrake, his
predee'snir, haa moved to Philomath
aud accepted the presidency of the
college at that place.
Timhbr Men. N Wilhee, H O
WHIiee and V W Dewey, lumbermen
of L i Crosse Vis, are here. They have
large holdings of valuable timber up
ihe Mnhawk. It is likely that they
will mill it In a few years.
How Received. The announce
ment last evening that the Oregon regi
ment had arrived in Han Francisco
was greeted in Eugene by the blowing
of whistles, ringing of bells, exploding
fireworks, etc.
It Is Ook Tokn Now The ladies of
the Baptist church, will hold a market
at the Corner drug store, Baturday,
July 15th.
Committee.
Notices uoiler this head not to exeeeti live
lines. ftO cents ir week; SI Ml a month: M2
er year.
twl.mij:jl.irrj. i-.. '. ,'i iiiiiis'iTwsatwt'liTiiTtiiaas.-i.-.-
Harvest js Approaching i
For Sale.
FOB SALE. MM acres, limner lat:d
near McKenzle river, 20 miles from
Eugene. Address, J E Hawk, San
Jse, Calif. A H Fisk, Eucene, Or.
FOB SALE. Corner First aud Jeller
' sou streets, one 10 room hou-e, and
two lots, SOxlOO feet each. Good
burn, waler, fruit, Hue garden grotind.
Atno house ami loc, corner First and
Lawrence streets, lot liu leet 8 inches,
by 100 feet, young fruit tree-, good
l'.iiiiou ltouiiiI. water, etc Also
houre and lot, comer Willamette
and Fourteenth streets. For prices
and terms write SJ Sills, Tacoma,
Wash, Box 827, or call ol C.UARD
olllce.
Help Wanted
WANTED A girl to do house work.
!uii!-t be a good cook aud wait on
tables. At Log House Hotel, Mc
Kenzie Bridge. See Mrs Geo Croner,
Eugeee, for particulars. Mrs Geo
Frissell, MeKenzie Bridge.
Lost and Found.
LOST. a black and gray shawl w-.th
tassels lied wlih white thread. Was
lost on the road lielween Deadmond's
ferry and Eugene. Keai-onable re
ward for return to -Barker Gun
Works.
N A Smith.
LOST July 11, between the postotllce
anil the curlier of Eleventh and High
streets, a hemstitched tray cloth.
Finder will please leave the same at
Kuull man's store.
Miscellaneous.
WANTED. Royal Auu cherries.
James M Kyle will be at the Hoff
mau House Wednesday aud Thurs
day, July 12, 13, and will pay Ihe
highest market price m chsu.
Gross - Bros.'
FOUNDRY and
Machine Shops
Kuxene, Oregon.
Sawmill and Mining Machinery.
Hop Stoves and Hop Tops.
Store Fronts.
CimtinnH mailo to nnlcr,
liktiitUK a Hpodulty,
Shop on Kiut Eighth Stntt
OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE
When nu want an abstract of title
call on Eugene A bB tract Co, lat dour
Kiuth of Chrivman block, Willauieiie
street, iuigene, uregon.
WE CARRY
i
Binding Twine,
Cylinder Oil,
Red Engine Oil,
Machine Castor Oil
Black Castor Oil,
Cold Pressed Castor Oil
Neats Foot Oil,
And the Best
in the market.
Axle 0
rea-
GRIFFIN HARDWARE CO
Continuation of our
Introduction
To the Citizene of E
Having met with such uncommon aucceaB in the past two weekB,
we stilt continue to offer
ugur
At rrock bottom prices.
We make a specialty of
nd GHOGEfil
Fine Teas and White House Coffees.
Boaroe JUIeFeantile Go.
Telephone No. 132.
LA MRS FOK SALE. I have snme
line tlmrnughhred Cotswold lilick
lambs for sale; also several Durham
hull calve for sale. Address A J
Cbuzan, Fleasar.t Hill, Oregon.
TO F.ENT First class organs, sijuare
mill uptight pianos. Qeo F 1,'tov.
Toii.kt ShTS Kor 75 cents. Toilet
.Seta fur f 1.00, and so on upward.
At Ykkinoton'8.
Full car load of Racine buggies just
recclvt-d priceBdown at
F L Chambers.'
DO YOU KNOW
Consuniptioa is preveutable? Scicace hai
proven that, and alio that neglect is suicidal.
The wnrst cold or coiikIi can be cured with
Kliiloli's Cough and Consumption Cure. Sold
on punitive guarantee for over Hfty jears. for
sale by Wilkins and Linn Druggists.
A NEW LOT OF IMPROVED
"Willsie" Cameras
Received. We recommend them.
Ktmlin
Superior Fotoarafs
J. W. KAYS FURNITURE GO.
EM3ALHERS and FUNFRAL
OUR
Glearaoee Sale
Is now on.
Big
lieductions on our
Entire ytock of
Summer Shoes.
tftll early ami secure
Choice Uargaius at
Yoran
SSHOE
STORE
W1tM!M?M!MTM!M1MtMtM!Mtr
Summer
iiUllJliliiilUiUlWUIiliUJUili
Clearance
Sale-
Commencing July 6th.
6-0 -o-
Gocds cheaper than ever before.
All Summer Goods must be sold,
Regardless of Cost.
S, H. FRIENDLY
NEW ABBEY HOU8E.-P M Abbey
has erected a new hotel at Newport
and is now ready to receive guests at
reaounhle rales. He thoroughly
understands the seaside business.
Remember he used to control the
May View. Give him your patron
age, Eugene people.
TO EXCHANGE. Business and res
idence property iu t'orvallis, Oregon,
for stock ranch In Willamette valley.
Address H Box 142 Corvallis Ore.
ON EVEHY BOTTLE
Of Sliiloh's Consuc ption Cure is thisgua
antee: "AH we ask. of yoii is to use two
tliirds of the content of this bottle faithfully,
then if you enn py yon are not benefitted re
turn 'h bottle lo your druggist and he may
refund the price paid," Price 25 ctfl, f0 cts
and $1.!H). Kor sale at Wilkins and Linn
DruL'istH. '
You eau't cure dyspepsia by dieting.
Eat good, wholesome food, and plenty
of it. Kodol Dys isia Cure digests
food without aid fmui the stomach
and is in-'d" lo cur--. Vincent & Co,
( 'm iter Uiug (Store.
DOES THIS STRIKE Y0P
Muddy complexions, Nauseating (J
corae from chronic constipation. Kari'iCJ
Root ten is an absolute cure and h,
sold for fifty years on an absolute gtunJ
Prece 'St cts and 50 cts. For sale st v!l
and l.inn Druggists.
Double tube blcyole tires $2 9
$3,50 pair. F L Chambers.
Day & Henderson,
Embaimers. Cor. Wil f
Undertakers
id 7th sis.
NINTH STREET LUNCH
LELAND WOOLEY, Proprietor. I
Short Order Meals
Served iu first-class style. Lunch w J
J"opular prices, courteous juvA
and hue culinary department.
HOUSES
ARE SCARCER
There is a big demand for good houses containing
from 5 to 8 rooms. The supply is running very low.
Rents -will advance all along the line before long.
Somebody must buy or build:
Eefore long. If you wish to buy, we can show
you a large list of city property which we have for
sale good houses in desirable locations for very
little money.
If you want to build
Let us show you property in Fairmount or Univer
sity Addition. You can buy an acre of ground in
either Fairmount or the University Addition for
less money than you can buy a lot this side of the
University. This property is bound to rise in
value. Come in and look it over.
A TENANT FOR A FARM.
A North Dakota man writes us that he is
coming with a carload of implements and
stock, and wants to rent a good farm near
Eusrene. Ho is n
Anyons wanting a good tenant should call and learn about this m
ape Real Estate and Investment Coif
62 Willamette Street, Eugene, Or.