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Newspaper Page Textsass Daily Eugene Guard FRIDAY JULYC All Popular Brands of CIGARS FOB SALE AT Julius Goldsmith's GUARD Telephone, Ko Main 191. BREVITIES. 421 Rambler rldera. Or Lowe, optician, with J B Lucliey Fly acreena & dooi a at F L Chambers. MAW tlrea sold by Barker Gun Worka. Uottaee Uruva now liaa a utreet aprinkler. Guaranteed Mcyole repairing, Mo- Clauabau. Adjourned term of circuit court will be held one week from tomorrow. Wolff American bicycle.. W A Kuykeodall, aiient. Get your wneela repaired at th Barker Gun Wurka. Mra J Maann baa oloaed ber millinery parlora in tbo Motel Eugene block. Croquet aet OOo, $1, 1.2o at Darker Gun Woika. 106 Ramblers aold thia year. Have the Guard aant you while at the coast or mountaina. Buy a Oreaceut and you are lure of ft good set of tiree. Wolf American High Art cyolea. W A KUYKKNDALL, Apllt. Bicycles f 20 to (60. MoClanahan. Tbedead in tbeTacoma street mil' way accident now number 89. A few BFCondband Indira liii'yclm oliuup at F L Chambere. M Warner iiitim I'tiino-' ami organi... Bepttlrlnu unit ttoliidiii'ir, , All kind of uiiuulier tin until at Barker Gun Worka. Wolf American bicycles. W A Kuykkndall, Agent, Flaulug taakle. E B McOlanabao. 1 V Gilbert, the progressive shoe man- enlarging bis store by extend ing bc to use the room occupied by the barbei shop of Lee Hoeeltlne. , Get a nev lawn mower and a new piece of boaeand with a little pleasure you can have lawn that you will be proud of. Guaranteed boss at F L Cbambera , Hammocks at 1, (l.6t, f2, $2X0, $2.76 and (3 00. Duiker Gun Works. Frank Mom-head, of the Junction Times, accompanied by bis wife, Is at Newport for two months. . 123 Crescent blcyolet sold this year. What stronger terms can be applied to popularity and actual satisfaction. F li Chambers has plenty more of them The Guahd is doing a large lot of jno printing. From the cbvapeat thal'i good to the best that's made. Your order promptly atteuded to. The letters oomlng from Nome will soon bold the Interest of the people 1 1. muon the same manner as those from Dawson a year ago. The entire atnte Is Interested In those who have gone to the northern gold fields. Theoool weather has deterred many rrom making arrangements for sum mer outings at the ooaat or mountains, but with a few soorcher days the town residences will be deserted. Wolf American bicycles. Guarantee never runs out. W A Kuykkndall, Agent The Interest taken In the raoea at Bangs park Tuesday ludloate that. In the event of no oouuly fair, a very proniauie rail raoe meet oould be con duoted al this plaoe. The local horse men should take the matter In baud, ana make arrangement for the book' lug ot boors for raoes at this time. The gentlrmauly ageut of tbe North. western Yeast Co., Is around again win tne little samples of Haglo Yeast suis company are ins largest yeast manufacturers lu the world. Magio i east has been on the market over twenty years without an equal a healthful bread raiser and Is exten sively used In all parts of the United BaU-a. Everybody is familiar with the good qualities of M tglo Yeast. AND OUR Oxford Ties Slippers . llavo no equal for Style and Comfort Soo our Window Display For Saturday GILBERT 20 POULTRY ASSOCIATION MEET IXG. Important Business Done Dates for Annual Exhibit Agreed Upon and Judge Selected. The Willamette Poultry and Fet Stock Association Is demonstrating the fact that It it allva and ot a prosperous nature. A meeting of the executive committee was held In Eugene July 4tb, and a proposition from W W Browning, of Ugden, Utah, to Judge tbe association's next exhibit, which will be December 27, 28 and 20, 1000 was accepted. B F Keeney was appointed superin tendent of show and Is Instructed to use all diligence In making up an exhibit among breedera and fanciers of both poultry and pet stock, that the association may make one of tbe best exhibits that tbe state has ever known. Mr Browning, the Judge selected, is a man of wide reputation as a auoceaa ful Judge and breeder. He ha Judged for numerous shows in the northwest tid gives good satisfaction. He and F W Hitchcock, of Denver, Col., will plaoe the awards of the Oregon Poultry Association show in Portland next Junuary. Tbe president, J O Watts, baa called a meeting of tbe association to be held In the court house, Eugene, on Saturday, July 21, 100J, at 1 o'clock p, m., at which it is urged that all mem brs, as well as those wishing to become such, be present. Tbe Belgian bare breedera and fanciers are partlo ularly requested to be present on th above occasion. H L Martin was appointed to pre' pare form of circular of announcement of the show and to reort at nex meeting. The present officers of the Association are: J O Watts of Eugene, president G G Belts of Rowland, vice president; J M Kitchen, of Irving, secretary Amos Wllklns, of Coburg, treasurer; A W Bond of Irving, H L Martin of Eugene, B F Keeney of Goshen, mem bers of executive committee. No Right To Ugliness. The woman who Is lovely In face. form and temper will always have friends, but one who would be attrac tive must keep her health. If she Is weak, alokly and all run down, ahe will be nervoua and Irritable. If ahe has oonstipatlon or kidney trouble, her Impure blood will cause nimnlca. blotches, skin eruntlnns and a wretch ed complexion. Elootrio Bitters is the best medicine in the world to regulate slmnacb, liver and kidneys and to purify the blood. It gives strong nerves origin eyes, smooth, velvety skin, rich noinpisxlon, Jt will o-ake a imod- looklng charming woman of a run-down Invalid. Only 60 cents at w Jj ue JjHiio's Drug Htore. Tie not neccssarv to bo to Porllnnii to purchase genuine (N. H. Tub Wknuinr) out glass and sterling silver novelties, as J. s. Luckey now has a uik huxjk oi tne same at tempting Lack of Harmony. Viotorla, 1JC, July 6. Advices re ceived by the Itlojuu Maru tell of the trouble belweeu the French, the Rus sians and the British over alleged pre- lorenoe eliowu by British railway omciats to the British In the mat ter of engines for trains going to I lie front. At Tien Tslu, oujuueH.iiispentorWelr, a British iii.pbu employe, was aitaoKeu by a Freuoh soldier with a bayonet. Tbe trouble was finally settled by the British and American Consuls and tbe railway men. Tha Japanese steamer Hlgo Maru had gotten up to Tien Tain on June 18 to carry refugees from that city. mm Sick headache. Food doesn't dl. gestwell, appetite poor, bowels con stipstcd, tongue coned. It's your i Aver rim are nver nnia. easy and safe. They cure dyspep- tut hillmiartaa lis Alt . ...,v..visi a-ov.. rlt Ul UJjf;iSIB, BUCKINGHAM'S DYE Mr. Still Alive... I pint bottle good fresh ketchup... I0e 1 quart bottle bluing lev, 1 large bottle pickles jo,. i doai.it Jar rubbers I dm Maann Jsr caps and rubbers Eoo 1 4 lb No 1 larue rli.li,. ...... I 1 large bottle aiiimoiila kv Eugene home-made Hakim Powder guarsuterd to be apial to Hie he.t, per pound SO cents. to oouce can K V Haklna- P...l..r cents. The above sold lu all pur fund state. ...Ax Billy... pl0L. A Ward la down from the McKeuzie. L C Hkeela visited Portland yester day. Mrs Wesley Hhuniion arrived home toil ay. E J Frazler went t Haslsey this afternoon J M Abrams left for Nome Ibis aft -rnoon. H B Hnnna arrived up Unlay from Points north. Judge Hale was a passenger to Salem this afternoon. MrsJW Hbumale, of Waltervllle, was In Eugene today. W Waddle and family went to Junction this afternoon. Miss Cells and Zida Goldsmith came up from Oregon City today. The Misses Mc A lister went to Al bany on a visit this afternoon. Mrs Carman has thrown up tbe lease of the Vlllard, House al Htlaey. H H Friendly left this afternoon for a two weeka' visit In Han Frmoleco. John Winters, of Brownsvile, Is In the city visiting relatives and friends. Hon Rolit A Miller passed through Eugene northbound on this afternoon's train. J H Beck ley has returned home from Portland where he spent tbe Fourth. John Hampton and Miss .Lottie and Orvllle Waller left yesterday for Crook county. Mrs Allen Blausonand littledaighter and Mrs J D Irvine arrived in Port land today, Mrs H B Miller and family leave to. morrow for Long Beach, Washington to spend the winter. Mrs Wm 8 Gilbert and little son ar rived up from Portland today to vlBlt with Eugene friends. C H Vandenburg, of Cottage Grove, Is in lhe city on business fnrtbeGrlr fln & Vealch Company. Miss Clara Gard, ot Albany, is visit ing at the home of County Clerk and Mrs E U Lee, in this city. Mrs A (3 Cleaver arrived down from Baker City yesterday accompanied by Mlss.Etha, daughter of P E Hnodgrass. A E Wood and family left today for bis claim In the Blue Blver mining district. They expect to be gone a month. H D, Angnll and George Campbell left for Southern Oregon today to work on a government surveying contract held by them. Albert Applegate and Will Bran- stettor left this morning for Hatem. taking tbe mounts of the officers of the Fourth regiment, ONO. H E Lonnsbury, of the Southern Pacific, traveling from Portland, was In Eugene today. He is still talking creameries, the rotulla obtained being most satisfactory. Hon I, T Hnrrls Is home from Flor ence. He says It rained at that place lu the rorenoou of the Fourth but that it was beautiful weather In the after noon. The celebration was a grand success. . Friday morning Mr and Mra J 8 Benson, Mr and Mrs Herbert Eakln. Mr atid Mis F B Phillips, Mr and Mra J P Currln, Miss Lulu Currln and Miss Ermine Veatob left Cottage Grove for Winchester bay where they will spend a three weeks outing. Kcbckah lodge. Eugene Rcbnkah Lodge will meet lu special session, Saturday eveulng, July 7lh for degreo work. A full attendant ia urged. "I used Kodol uypepla Cure In mv family with wonderful results. It gives Immediate relief, Is pleasant to take and Is truly the dyspeptic's best iriemi," says t. Hurtgerlnk. Overiiwl, Mich. Dlirests what von eat l ,.i fall to cure. Vlnoeot A Co , I nruer Drug Miore. Day i Kffldsrsan, Unctnaiors and imbalmers. Cor. W N ?th sis. ADRY GOODS STORE FOR ALL Hero it is. Whatever your de sires, bo they inclined to the choicest goods or tho medium. "Trash has no residence here.'' No house ever to a Letter advantage in Low Trices. on Kancy Ki'V Moil orders promptly attended to. H. FRIENDLY.! EUGENE. OREGON. THE ENCAMPMENT. Sunday Will Be a Salem. Big Day at Eugene is becoming military again Colonel Geo. O. Yoran mid staff, the Fourth iteglmeiit band, couipaniea A and C are gettniK rearty to attend the encampment at Halee , beginning to morrow. They win it-ave here toinnr row afternoon at 1 clock, and will be In camp eight d . J Salem Is making every effort to entertain the Guardsmen, and they anticipatean Interesting and profitable camp. The camp will include two regimenta, the Third and Fourth, and the separate batallion of Eastern Oregon. Special attention will be given the movement ofbatallions and regiments, and the efficiency ot the guard will be greatly Improved as a result of the camp. The Salem Journal of yesterday has the following regarding the encamp ment: Salem Is fortunate. In securing tblsj encampment which will be the great est yet held. It will draw tbous rids of visitors from all over the state to this city. Elaborate preparations are being made by the hotels, restaurant and boarding houses, for the prnpe accomodation of the expected crowd and visitors will hiive no reasou to complain of their treatment. On Sunday next, the second day of tbe encampment, the popular exeur- sion of tbe Foresters of America will bring at least 3000 peop.e to Salem, to visit tbe camp of tbe O N G, and an outdoor entertainment will also take place al the fair grounds. A Pioneer Dead. Salem, July 6 Mrs Elizabeth Chap man, aged 80 years, 6 months and 19 (lays, died at her home In this city last uight. . She was an early Oregou plo. neer, having crossed the plains witb ox teams In 184S witb her husband Caleb Chapman, who died here In 1892. Mrs Chapman has lived in this county sinee 1848, and In Salem slice 1883. She left two daughters Mrs Hattie Jackson and Mrs Sadie McFad den In Salem, and two sous, J A of Mlddleton, Wash, and Caleb A at Waitsburg Wash. The latter was a soldier In the Second Oregou although he was over the legal age at thetlme of his enlistmeut. Working Night and Day. . The busiest and mightiest little thing that ever was made Is Do King's New lAle Pills. Eveiy pill is a sugar-coated globule of health, that changes weak ness into strength, llBtlessuess luto energy, brain-rag Into mental power. They are wonderful in building up the health. Only 25o per box. Sold by W L DeLano. Pay Your Dog Tax. The tax on dogs became delinquent July 1. All person b keeping dogs within the corporate limits of the city are nerehy notified to call at ence on tbe recorder and pay the tax. J S Btilks, Chief of Police. Business Men. See Walter Boss ribout your street advertising for the Fourth of July He oan interest you. North room of the Hale Block Willamette St. Last fall I sprained my left hip while I nai tiling some Heavy boxes. The doctor I called on said at llrei it was a slight strain and would soou be well, hut It grow-worse and the dootor said I had rheumatism. It continued to grow worse and I could hardly get around to work. I weut to a drug store and the druggist recommended me to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm. I tried it and one-half of a 50-oent bottle cured me entirely. I uow recom mend It to all my friends. F. a. Baboock, Erie, Pa. It Is for sale by W. L. DeLano. LIST OF THIS WEEK'S CUT PRICES Fanor Ribbons. The Krea'est Hlbnnii rate of the season Klhhnua p..ped on sale worth 50c Toe, and f 1.00 a yd-4, 6, 6 in wide on sale al 25c Ladles H .mmer fnraeta An. Shirts. fa Ladles' Tan Buck Sklrls.prlee 7.V on suleat 50e White. Duck Skirts price $t.2A on sale at 85 Parstols. 1 lot at ,VV, price 25a I lot ai $l.ai, price 75!; 1 lot at s-.'.im, price $ qq 1 lot at IS. 00, price S&loO Orsis Ooeds. Novelty Suiting, sll wnnl 40aud42lu wine, wnriii mi aim 7.10 yd 25c I lot Fancy Suiiiiiga,,ifl in widewnuii aw, on sae o I 2e wrt V.l. ale Hummer Vesta, lour neck. alee ve lew. wile 4o ColoniiR, worth a. Sfl. S5o, Mle . I-S Pri ice mrt wait,.. l i.lo ,, I. wn Walma 15c -i end Bkino A BarjKD.- Tbe case of J C Goodal-v. J .,ij i ovswell, to recover mm ey, if beln argued In fore R feri Hsrrtw. Tile attorneys for pi .intifl aie J M IViliUma and John A Carson; for defeiiiin',1, L Bllyeu and A C Wood cock. The amount su d for . itbvit t'i7h0 The case of Vanrtuyne vs Good. dale Mill Co will alro be argued at this time before Referee Thompson. This Is a eve wherein plaintiff seeks to re cover about (1000. Married. Marcellus Gllleeple, of Eugene, and Miss Vlua Pitney, of Corvallis, were married In tbe latter city on July 3rd. They were given an old time tin pan serenade at M M Gil lespie's last night. . The crowd was invited In and were given a feast of cake, pie, etc. Tne newly married couple have rented dherlfl Withers' place near Thurston. Tbe Guard tenders congratulatio is. Sick at Seattle. Letters received In this city by Mrs Milt McMurry from ber husband state that when be reached Seattle on bis way to Cape Nome, be took sick and ia now In th? hospital at that place. Mr McMurry Is sutler lug with bladder troubles and has bad three operations performed. He is getting along better but will no doubt be compelled lo postpone his trip to the north. On Tbial. The case of th. State of Oregon vs W W Marquam, cbarged with assault on tbe person . of Ira Tucker, is on trial this afternoon before Justice Wintermeler at the com t bouse. Attorneys Harbaugh A Klssenger appear for tbe defendant and Deputy Attorney Harris for the state. The Committee. Messrs W C Yo ran, P E Snodgrass, F L Chambers, C C KaufTman, and F M Wllklus, the general Fourth of July committee are busy closing up their afialrs. The celebration was conducted In a very satisfactory manner, due to their energetic work. married. Junotion Bulletin: G 8 Keck, our popular barber, and Mlas Belle Bstuford, of Harney sohool distriot, were roamed at (he residence of the bride's parents Monday evening ato o'clock, by Justice L W Clark. umber land For Sale. 180 acres of good flr and cedar, one-half mue irnm saw mill. Logging oreek runs through land. Inquire ot Frank iteisuer, Ax Billy's store, Eugene uregon. A uood Stuike George Fisher has discovered a new ledce In th Blue River district. On the surface assays: gold fZ4.S0, silver 10c; total IM.VU. The ledge is about three feet wide. Fob Odkll Lake. The following persons will leave Monday on a trip to uueu i,ake, in the Cascade mountains Nes Owen, Mack Somerville, Jak uerger ami Tad L,uokey. Lost. Between Eugeiie and BangB' park, July 3rd, a large leather pocket book, property of T D Linton. Finder please return same to owner and receive reward. Court House Items. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. J U Ferklna to E FKellems. land In l,ottttge brove; f 100. BBarnettto Wm Smith, lot 4 hlk , Florenoe; $5 00. J u V letcher to H S Reed. ' Late Acquisition" claim, Bohemia; quit uiaiui. POWER OF ATTORNEY. Tbe American Freehold Land Mort gage Company, of London, limited, to ivi;uyier, rieitj. Uraham. J H Mor gan, F J Faton, A C Vaughan, power or attorney. MARRIAGE LICENSES. P J Blakistou aud Mattie V Durant. ueo ii colles and Rebecca King. Would Not Suffer So ' Again Fifty Times Its Price for I awoke last night with severe paint In my stomach. I never felt so badly In all my life. When I came down to work tliia morning I felt so weak 1 ooulrl hardly work. I went to Miller Met urdy's drug stort ai d t v ron- ommenil. rt I h mherlaln's Colic, Choi era and tilarrhoea Remedy. It worked I ke msglc and one dose fined me ail riitht It certaiiilv i iiu. h..uu, ,1.1.. . ever ued lor stomach trouble. I shall inn be Klihnut it In nw imt af .er. for I stimilit not care to enriuro ...... n price, u. M. Wn,soNl Liveryman, Hiirgettstnwn, Wai.hlng lon Co, IV This remedy Is for sale hy . L. IH-Lann. ' 1-1. A If. 11 OUT. Dull headache, paina lu varinua r.n of lhe body, (Inking at the of the atomach, l.w of a.(lite, leveriah oe. ruiirt or foren, are all nu.lt..- c.M.ruiT-oi imp re wood. No matter now 11 oeca.ue eo, it mum be purlrled i.'ir "''1,01l"l"Kood health. Aoker'a MI001I Kl x r hi !.-, r.ii ... ..." Scrofiiioiiaor Hvnliiliiio ,mw,. T other hlnMl ili- i, 1. I wonderful remeily and we i, r Oottie on t.i.iiiuu. .... J hy w t. lvlj.uo. Tailor! Tailor!! Tailor!!! Walter OlarUioiie, cinter and tailor, haa an erperiencrd I'ratrd In Kn e, and may tw found at th, ,r of uif naoaim clothing and fu,. uianiug atom in lhe Matlock tl k Mr UladatouR brlnira irood mei.daili.os, and guarantee Brat-ci,. wot k. F. C. Potts Dealer Tobacco IMPERIALISM COMES FIRST. Platform Declares It to Be All-Important Issue. tbe Kansas Cny, July 5. The plat form committee has changed the order of the presentation of subjects ana piacea the question of imperialism In front place, making it lo this way and aleo by actual declaration the paramount Issue. It says: '-While othtr issues are vital, the question of Imperialism strikes at the very exist ence of the Republic " The committee on resolutions com pleted its work on the plmionii at 1:10 p m and adjourned sine din. The vote on the adoption of the report was unanimous. The conaervative element of tbe com mittee on platform are highly pleased with the making of imperialism the Is sue of primal Importance, ami some of them expraw the opinion that this declaration will he i.f greater Import ance to them than omission or relerence lo the tafi.. Hi I i.vh been. Hotel Ai rivals HOFFMAN. t Viltur,; Ham H ii H.v Eil re, Portland HH S.iuli. Portland U DO 1, Portland X) I. inn, n l J MiKer, Weodliog 8 I'ltheu, .s K C O Uushuiaii. ' liicsgo N Harrison, Portland J H King, Poiii:,iiit O A iviiIm, I):ii, n B K Lina'pni Cotlaue tlrovo H A Hi-rinu, Pun laoo W B Heady, Acme EUOKiNK. ! D Hewettatid wife, Portland D McUee, Haleui A K Nye, Portladd 15 F Kellum and wf, Cottage drove H Smith, Coburg D Legro, Salem Wm J Wasson, ('orvallls RC Waller, Albany J R Hlh, Juuctiou A J Ward, Leaburg H E Lounsbury, Portland A H Kuhn, Hoqulam J H Beckley, Portland H Kllng, Heat tie J Moser, Wendling O Thornton, 8 F O M Vanduyue, Coburg Q A Drury, ' Jas Vauduyue, " C 8 Cochran, Cottage Grove B F Scott, Creswell U E Brown, Portland Wm Allen, Chicago Rev. W. E.8ltzer. W.( w v wrlles, "I had dyHpc,,e over rwnii years, and trhd dooiorsaud medlciiiea wiihout lanem. i w8 pH.PUtt lQ uW jvoiioi Jjy-pciwia C'urHanH i. i..i d me iro n IIih atari. T hoii., i. ... pnaciB lorall forma of in(ln,.,io t digests w hat you cal. Vi.,,,. 'j. Co., Corner Druir sir, Volcanic Eruptions. Are irrand. hot sin., v .1 i or jnv. bcmV ; ri,. 2 "". K-lonn. I Hot P I. ,7Zr "liu, 1 nilDlHiln. Me-t file cure on enr-n. Drives out HhIii. and Ache.. oi 9s . ! La 110, Druitulm. I. De Tile For Sale KIKh: Inch t le f,.r sH Chi:i.ihi (JuAh" Ii-illllieof otlh- . Easy hTftsscrGh e : tle-yet fho iatislactory Noogi'G P45 RUNNING UP A BI6 BILL For il(K.-tr' im wouldn't be necxtwary, when you are at tacked with colila at this Ma d nf tbe year, if vim would keep a bottle of our pure aud hiifh Krade C'ynu jNuhlt, hitikey in your home and then take It in the form of toddy, or an your tate die tatee, at bedtime or any other old tiute. There ia nothing like it for coldn. La Grippe or kindred ailmeuta, W fll, Henshaui in & Cigars. E& Manufacturer, Knock0ut Drops " I am a saloon-keeper, and used to think that rock and rye, or whiskey and qtiiiiiim were proper rem- , . edies for coughs JaJ I nf mv acotiaint- ances wertoi tne Alia' same opinion. Now 1 know something at least a thousand times better. It is Acker's English Remedy for Coughs and Colds. A good while ago I began to cough and found out -x tlipn that, rnr.k nd rvR wisnoL'Ood. l?otworae tn.1 u K'Ji III Mil and I was beginning to think that IH trou ble would mn into consumption. 1 didn't U'.V.e any stock in patent metiicincK, but p iieliow or other I tried Acker's huglish L inedy. One bottle did the business for i knocked that cough out completely i A it has never come back again. There is r (.-er a duy passes that I don't say a good v ird about this wonderful medicine. I al most forgot to say that I am stronger and ieshier now, since taking the remedy, than I was before the cough began. I write this letter voluntarily and cheerfully and am glad to do it." (Signed) Chris. Humble, Saloon-keeper, Pocatello, Idaho. Sold at 25c. 50c. and $1 a liottK throughout the United States and Canada , and in Eng land, at Is. 2d., 2s. 3d., 4s Od. It youarenot satis lied after buying, return the bottle to your druggist, and get your money buck. We authorise tlie above guarnni't. , W IL UOOKKlt & CO.: Proprietor, Mw Iw. For Salo B" W L Delano Present Your Bills. All thope having hills Hgainat the Fourth of July comiiiree are request ed to present the nntu 1. 1 once. Whale Oil Soap. Hopurowern aie invited to call on the iOuuHiie 8oap '.lo, 8tb Btreet near Olive, for Bamplen and prices of whale oil soap, Eucienjs 8oap Co. Expeneuce fa the be.t tacber. ' JM Arhnr'n English rVmndv io any me f coupiiB, colds or . n.uu. Miould t fail to give IniiiienlHte relief money re- .Vr'r V 0l MW w 0,M- ror oale hy VV L Dt-LHnn ri1. KAY8 rURNITDiit CO EM3ALMERS and FUNERAL DlKECTOfig Modern Photography careful attention given to every subject un der the skyJight and in finishing of all portrait work at the luQCHi.oa,- Eugene Livery and Feed Stables WEST BROS, Props. New Rigs New Harness, Competent Drivers Horwa hoarded by day or month. Ciioa -uu Atjum ocreeu. Telephone Main S3. EUGENE STEAM DVEIN8 "B GLEANIN8 WORKS.... Wet Kinhth Street martiieaiu Laundry. CHRIS MAFX. Jr., Proprietor. Olothln- nl..Hu. .... . Faded r..:"."',10"" "d renalred.. ioo lite new. s.ti.l.. 7 ."'W to tor to Work wllid lor and delivered. """" Talephone- Black 4(13 Pleasure Galore... or Alwe,"t,r,'dk 'j' b' ".'"'" nd IteWn th. 2k. P. L CHAHBERS.