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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene' Guard! All Popular Brands of CIGARS KOB BALE AT Julius Goldsmith's Telephone, Ho Main 191. New Ads Today. Gilbert's. K K Dunn Dye Worki. 421 Rambler riders. Dr Lowe, optician, with 1 B Luckey Fly screens 4 doo;s at F L Chambers. Hay It beginning to come Id quite lively. MAW tires Bold by Barker Gun Work. The (own baa a-um-il Its rummer quietness. A Q Mattliowa la having his borne reshliiuled. The city park la a favorite reort tbe warm day for Idlers. Guaranteed blcyole repalrluir, Mo Clanaban. Hiorne Gray la working In a grocery '.ore In Butte, Montana. Wolff American bloydec W A Kuykendall, agent. The livery tcalea are kept busy thfte days weighing bay. Get your wheel repaired at the IUrker Guu Work. David H Hill continuis to be oon alderable of a democrat. T D Linton will please call and get "lonl pocket book." Cro(iiet seta Jo,l, $1.26 at Ilarker Git'i Woik. The peach crop In lhn lection will be Vt-ry small this year. 1 0 Karublurasold thla year. Have the Guakd sent you while at the coast or mountain!. Tub atone for the armory building la brl. x delivered on the ground. ltock Is being hauled for the founda tion of the new Armory building. Utiy a Crescent and you are aure of good net of tirea. Wolf American High Art oycles. W A Kuykendall, Agent, The Iron faclnga for the new Daviea bnlldl. n were placed ou the grounds thla luorulng. They came from Al bany. Wm Predion has been elected presi dent of a harness manufacturing ea tabllahment hi tho city of Portland, the largest one on the I'ttclftc Coast. Frlnevllle llevlew: W A Booth loaves today for Kugetie, where be goea to meet hla father, who will ao oouipany him home. Ulcyolea $1!0 to $'0. MoClanahan. M O Warner tunes pianos ant! organs, llepalrlng and pollrhlng. All kinds of oh lienor Urea aold ai Barker Gun Works. Wolf American bloyolea. W A KUYKKNDALL, Agont. U.W Evans, who lost a blovole tool bag with $1.90 In It, aud which advertised In last night's Guard, hat had the same returned to him. Fishing tackle. E E McOlanahan, Get a new lawn mower and a new piece ol hose, and with a little pleasure you can have a lawn that you will be proud of. Guaranteed boss at V L Chambers Hammocks at $1, $1.60, $2, $2.50, $2.74 aud $3.00. Barker Gun Worka. Union Bcout: We have received a oopy of the June number of the Uni versity of Oregon Monthly. It la a high grade Illustrated publication aud the prettiest ploturs In Ills the grounds of tbe Uulveralty of Oregon with Its buildings aud surroundings. 123 Crvsoen'v bicycles aold this year. What stronger terms can bs applied to popularity and actual satisfaction. K h Chambers has plenty more of them. Tbe QuAHi) Is doing a large lot of Job printing. From the cheapest tint's good to tbe best that's made. Your order promptly attended to. Wolf American bicycle. Guarantee never runs out. W A Kuykendall, Agents We Have... Just rccoivoil an Klogant assortment Of Sorosis Dress Shoos. Sorosis Means much to every Woman who wears Shoes. GILBERT CITY COUNCIL. Wm. Preston Succeeds J Abrams, Resigned, as Councilman. OTHER MATTERS. Clly Council met in regular n-siion Monday evening, July 9, 1000. Culled toorder. Present Mayor Harris and Couucilmen Oaburn, l'oter, Honey, White aud Luckey. Minutes of last meeting read and approved. Finance Committee reported favora bly on a number of hills and they were ordered psld. Bill of West continued for examina tion. If found correct Kecorder waB ordered to .draw a warrant lor the amount. This was the sprinkling bill. Councilman White read monthly report on street work and it was or dered on tile. It showed: New lumber used during month 6,628 feet; old lumber used 8160 feet. Tbe improvement of 13tb street was referred hack to the committee. On motlou wus n furred hack to street 0 mitiilttee, Councllmun Peter, from the com mittee on fire and water reported sewer between Pearl and High street choked near Oth street. He was di rected to have It opened. The following petition was preseu t"il. No action was taken on the mutter: Euoknb, July 9, 1900. To the Mayor and Cotuiuou Council of E igene. Gentlemen: I have the honor to apply for the position of mai.hul for the city of Eugene for the ensuing term. Ifeleoted I shall endeavor to faithfully perform the duties of the office, and execute the lawa as you shall direct. Very respectfully, JtoiiKKT K Eastland. City Attorney Btevens reported haviug notified Mr Deunla, owner of the sti'eot cars, of the contemplated action o." the council In regard to annullng the company's franchise. A number of bills were presented and referred. City Attorney Htevoi.s directed to draft nu ordinance compelling wood sawyera to burn and remove sawdust. Councilman While moved that Councilman Oaburn be appointed on special committed to operate rock orusber In place of Councilman Abrams, resigned. . The following resignation was read and aocepted: Eucirnk, July 0, 1900. To the Hon Mayor and Common Counoil of tho city of Uugeiie. Gentlemen: 1 hereby tender my resignation at Councilman from the rjecoud Ward. Yours respectfully, J M AlillMN. 1-HKHTON KI.KCTKD. By unanimous vole of the common counoil William Predion was eleced to the VKoaney nu de in thoHeeoud ward as councilman, by JM Alliums' retlgnatlnu. Ordinance amending Heo. 17 of ordi nance 107, read and referred to tin judiciary committee. This refers to the repair of wooden bulldlugs in the lire limits. Councilman Honey moved thai wheu the counoil adjourns It shall be to meet on next Saturday evening; carried. On motion, council adjourned to meet Saturday eveulng, July Mill l'ay Your Dog Tax. 'lhe tax on dogs became delinquent July 1, All persons keeping dogs within the corporate llmlta of the city are hereby untitled to call at once on the recorder and pay the tax. J 8 Htii.ks, Chief of Police District Attorney Geo K Chamber lain, of Portland, has been hauling Martin I, Pipes over the coal. In a very hoi kind of a mauner. Cham berlain objects to Pipes' $10,100 fees for services that should have been ren dered by the regular district attorney Mr Pipes saya he is tired of being called a grafter. Still Alive... 1 pint bottle good fresh ketchup... 10c 11V 10c 6c "c I quart bottle bluing , 1 large bottle pick lea , doien Jar rubbers 1 dm Mown Jsr caps ami rubbers 4 Ilis No) (ante ralli,s 1 Ume bottle aimnni.la Eugene home-made l'.kn u '.. guaranteed to be equal lo Hie beet pound SO cents. 10, .ler I -r der Ji ounce can K V Hxklngpo-,-20 cents. The above sold III all port f.nnl . v ...Ax Billy... ! S. R Business Booming. i The business of the H-itithern Piuiflo Company has been uu-rea-ing rapid I ly during tbepast tweive months ihal II is with difficulty that the company lean procure motive power lu move all he husiut-Hs that I- off-red to It, ib spite the fact ehat the rapacity of the company haH been constantly ami H3rsileutly Increase,!. I, ant week the compiiiy placed un order wllh the Cook Locomotive works for eighteen passenger locomotives and leu Ireight locomi lives. The company has also placed an order for ten freight Jnconm' tlves with the Schenectady Ijocorrn tlve Works. This order for the twenty eight locomotives, worth about $12.00(1 eaoh, will be filled as soon as ppxible, aud it is expected that the first con signment will arrive here in August, the second in rieptember and the re maining locomotives in October. The locomotives are all coming to Califor nia. Eighteen of them, it Is under stood are to be used on the new coast route, four ou tburjacrumeiito divisiou, two on the Man Joquin division and fonr ou the Western division. At its great shops in Oakland and Kacramen toana near Portland, the company has a larger force of skilled mechanics st work than ever before. The hours iu the rullroid shops have been In creased and nlten tbe men work till late into the night. In Hucrameulo, where the Mreat volume of the Houl li eu Pacific company's work Is done, 196 men are employed lu the rolling mills and 2442 lu the car shops aud other departments. In addition for an order for ten more postal cars, the Sac ramento shops Is filling an order for 600 new flat cars. The whole rullroad concern in Hacramento as well as in Oakland is lull of life und business and mechanics are experiencing nu era of welcome prosperity. Hotel Ai rivals HOFFMAN, J H II u in ill 1 1 1, Moliawk H A Landes, Cottage Grove Geo Kaufman, McMiuuvllle Mary Mlllluan E J Doreu, N Y J 1 Jacobs, 8 K 11 B Hill, Portland Geo A Peel, Portland L Mason, Portland Dull t"t ljusliier, Portland Geo Kaufl'man, MaMluuville Harry Baxter, Moliawk C K Baxter, Moliawk Eddie Baxler, Mohawk Mm C 8 Freelaud, Hpringlleld Miss Mury Koberld, ISprliiglleld J K Kelly, Cchurg J toiler t, Booth, Grunt's Pats It H Booth and wf, Grant's Pavi Luey l.tt Itant, Grant's Puss John O Fry, Grant's Pa1 W M llogeis. Han Kranciie i M M Jones, Pasadena, Cul Phil T Megwarden, Mluneupolls G N Kemiugtou, Minneapolis It C Walker, Portland' 11 K Cullln, Portland KUC1HNK. 11 V Rowland, Wcbsier N Y A J Ward, Villa N 8 Du Boise, MeMlnnvlllo II M Hollenbeck, 8t Louis H C Hjerk, Floreuoe . J H Beckloy, Porllaml A H Kuliu, Hoqulam J It Mamiess, Blue lliver G Washford, Portland A N Hmltli, Porlluud H A 81 Eirle, Poril md H T Crostey, Poriiaud John 8liupson, Cayoie It C Edwards, Lorauu K M Kimbale, Alsea 1. Msvin, Portland Geo Swatter, li It Jerome Knox, CottaKe Grove Geoige Erlssell, McKemsie Bridge H 8 Jacks, Kau Francl-too Mrs E K Blackiunre, Peninsula Wm Bllyew, wf and son. Jrtl'ereou Wo want to trade bicycles Tor shaved shingle or lumber. iUhkuk Gun Wokks. TT-iTrmiTMnTfiimniiiiiiiMiwiai I ISPECIAL SALE At a tronioiulous sncrifico. Tito following articles we will oll'or for Three Pays, MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, ft, Dress Ms and Us Fancy Silks worth from 7"o to $t.(X, 20c jN'ovtilty Pitss (iootls, 10 in. 25c Ladios' Flanolotte Suits, worth $2.00, $1.00 Mail orders promptly attended to. S. II. FRIENDLY. EUGENE. l. BOHEMIA. Rich Mines Now in Course Development. of fiandaj'. orefcoulsu. W. W. Gltihs, of Portland, succes ful mining man, who b is iutereets in the Jtoheuiltt district returned from there y-t. rd y sfier spending seveia days iuvestigatiiig p ' grese. A gisid mauy rlcn propped- .re being opeueii up, he says, in odi'i ,ou Hie mines upon which slan ., re working, and he expects lively nines mere tins sum meriindfali. Jtecem rains have ren dered freighting and packing into the iialue-oery ditllcult, ss roads aud trails are slow to dry. Even lhe wagon road In the open country, to Cottoge Grove, is In bad shap lor transport ing heavy loads ol provisions aud machinery needed in the uiouutuius, but aftur a few weeks diy weather a good deal ol hauling will be done. The Helena live stamp mill is run ning day and uigbt on good rock, and the numbtr of stamp, will be increased to 10 iu the near fuiuie. The Musick ID-stamp mill shut down ou July 1 for a few duys' lepairing, and lhe slumps will be started oguln uext week. The owners of the Champion are preparing to resume work shortly. A rich vein bus neeii sliuck on tills prop erty and u.tauip mill will protiubly be erected this summer. At the Grizzly mine, owned by lhe Burns brothers, a EUO-foot tunnel fol lows a rich ledge of copper, gold and galena. The velu Is three feet wide at peseut depth. Professor Fairbank.of the University of California, is making a geological tour of the mountains of Oregou, and is now making investigations In the Cascade range, east of here. A quantity of ore brought down by Mr Glbbs, from Wall Btreet group, assays $:I60 in gold, ami 25 ounces in silver. Tnis uiighl Is called "surface rock," be says, as it wa obtained at n depth of M feel from the top of the ground. Ou the Confidence group a 210-foot tunnel Is following a vein of rich rock. Thin properly Is on City Creek, lower down tbe mountain t-ide than lhe Wall Street group, jtnd is i beref,.re eaiser ol access. Colorado men, he says, uie taklug a uood deal of interest In Bohemia, and quite a number are iu there already, al though ihe suow has only JiHt disap peared. STREET IMPROVEMENT. Contracts Let Yesterday for the Work. The street commlrtt e of bugeue, has let contracts as follows for street work: MONHOR BTKEKT. J F Brnhhaiu, grading $ 80 66 C F ; rouer, gruvuiiug 193 60 THIKTKKNTII STKKKT. l'eudlnir. KOUKTKKNTH STKKKT. F B Moore, grading $J(I3 00 Tylor& Gardner, graveling.. 726 00 LAWHKNCK STKKKT. Taylor Gardner, gradlug $ 10 80 C E Croner, gravelltig 30 96 ClIKSlIIHK STKEBT. Taylor & Gardner, grading $ 4 SO U E Croner, graveling... . 43 68 To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund the money If It fails to cure. E. W. Grove's s'gnu- ture Is ou each box. 26c. Mike Lane, ai one time iu the harness business In Eugetie, Is now conducting a large undertaking busi ness In Denver Col. Two of bis sons are commercial travelers. George Sanders, we understand, has received a letter from bis home In Dskota, saying that his wheit crop is burned up. We also learn that he will move back to that state soon. . wide, worth o0 to 7,"c yd OREGON. IlKATIf OP EUWIN FTKATFOBD. Ilnts-bur Iteview: E'lin W Strat ford si'ii ,,f K J LaiidEiiium Htrat f ird we-, born in Kl Doraoo K io.a-, Mer-li II, IKK'J. ml , h-t"Uie of be r, oii-r i .!, H' liry rS:ert, at I oii.si, ek. this county, siuuday evei.lng, July 8ih,of mea le-. dlwln ws employed In the 'Western Union telegraph i.llice in this ci'y up to few inonili- ((.., and was a quiet slndious hoy who ri,.ide many Irleods sin ing bi M--, i-iat s, and gained lit- r. -jsiii aid c ii lldeuce of all. His etily lieaih is a sad bereavement to his parents, and Hie syini alhy of tne t-mimuniiy goea out to them iu the fullest measure. Pakti!, t lkas-Up. ABhland Tidings; July 9th: Henry E Ankeny, one or Lhe proprietors of Ankeny & look's famous Sterling mine, took with him, Thursday, to Jacksonville, nine real eold bricks, representing 1276 ounces of the precious metal and valued at $23 ,000. This is the second large clean-up made during the pai,t few weeks and it will require more than a month yet to make the flual cleai. -up. It is expected that the Sterling will give up ov r $100,000 this year, and. its proprietors are to be congratulated 'in their good fortune Died. Miss Christina Benson, aged 16 years, 5 mouths and 25 days, died of consumption at 10 p. an, July 9;h She was the daughter of John Benson, who CArne here from Minne sota about one year ago. The funeral will be held at 4 p m.. July llltb, at the fu.nlly residence oue mile eit of Eugetie; interim nt lo te made in I O O F cemetery. . - L(,3T Rewakd. P E Peterson, ol Estrup has lost 21 goats from bis f-um 9 miles west of Junction City. , A re ward of $1.00 each will be paid fur their return ; mark a rouud hole III each ear. Addrers P E P.iVrs in, Ettrup, Or. Vito Is the Man? A rumor is in circulation Hon h n-w c ief of police will be chosen at Hie adjourn,-'i u.eit iugofitv looimnu council .ratuiday evenivir, iu place of J 8 Siilee, time expired. Cmii y.m guess lhe w.nnei? iimbek Land Fob Sale 160 acres of eood fir tun! cedar, oue-hidf mile from saw mill. Logging creett runs through land. Inquire ol Frank Itelsuer, Ax Billy'n tl ire, Eugene Oregon, . Loa Ukive. The BO Edwards log drive of over 2,'iO0tl'0 I fe;t will arrive at the Eugene bridge this evening. It takes 20 men to iliive the Ioks end MX lenms for woik In the wutcr. I.tiST. A sack of c oih' s, ii tween Eimelie aud head of mill race. Kinder will pit ase leave same nt Guard office u d ri-c-ive icHiird. CuNTiiAcr Let --R M Day has let thecnntniut, lor. doing tho stone and brick work on his new armory buildu g to F B Be.luiau. Corvallis Ga-zette: Bruca Burnette went to Future. Sulurday and returned Rundav evening. He rode home fiom Eugene on his bicycle and covered the diMuuco in u thttu four hour-. Volcanic Eruptions. Are urmd. hut Skin Eruptious loo lileof joy. Uuciileu a Arnica Halve cure them; also Old liunuing aud Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Corns, Warts, i nt", Biulm, Burns, Scalds. Chapped Hands, riillliluliis. nest rue cure on earl-. Drive. out rains ano Acnes. Ulliy 25 ots a Ii uure guaranteed. Suly Uy W L.. De Liiiuo, ajruggist... ... Tile For Sale: Eight Inch tile for sale. Inquire of u it i.uKiiiuen ak vtuAKD Olllce, . the Prinevllle posloftlce boa been raisea to tniril class, with a salary of $120(1. The president will now appoint me postmaster there. One Gale's double diamond tandem lor sulej $25 spot cash lakes it. , . BAKKEK OUN WOKKB. The 39ih annual convention of the Natloual Teachers' Association cou veued yesterday In Charleston, 8 C. Prof McElrny was present." " One Columbia drop frame laudem, suitable for lady and gentleman; $25 spot cash. Bakkek Gun Wokks. Committeeman Johnsi.u, of Kanses slates that an uudetstaudiug exists maw nryau will not tour tbe cuuntrv as he did lu IStfG, but will make trip, from time to time to tbe larger ceutres of population, remaluing In Lincoln a great desl of the lime. ' "Necessity Knows No Law." But a Lu of Nature bows to the necessity of keeping t.e oiocJ pure so that the r.'.bc system shall be strong, u w.ihy ar.j vigorous. To t.,V, f.s SirstrxrCU. the a-t.:l , ' " '"'v.irfy in ntvtytvtry hoist- V '. h t..-a- AiA-pcinls. Trod Disorders - " Kv sct. i .. .i-r .--J l ju-v s.', J."-fJ..jr KivJ seJ.-rs trj jH t& ttvttd bettUt 'f . 'yfouMrsa hjvt tttn cf "'' V-'nes F. Tfumpsen, i CjUJapaUHq i . y r--.- 5-- T '. -.A F. C. Potts Dealer Tobacco,'&: Cigars. Would Not Suffer So Again Fifty Times Its Price for J awoke lost night with severe palm In my sUiaiacb. I never folt so badly in all my life. When I came down to work this morning I felt so weak 1 oould hardly work. I weut to Miller & MoCurdy's diug store, and ti-oy rec ommend' d Ch imberlttiu's Colic, Choi era aud Diarrhoea Betnedy. It worked like magio and one dose fixed me all right It certainly is the finest thing I ever used for stomach trouble. I shall not be without it in my bouse here after, for I should not care to endure the sufferings of last night again for fifty tiues its price. G. Id. Wilson, Liveryman, Burgettstown, Washing ton Co, Pa. This retustly Is for sale by W. Ij. DeLauo. Got to lie an Old Story, Over 20 years ago an American civil engineer, who visited Cabecera, In Venezuela, was asked by a deputation of the inhabitants, who had heard of bis skill as a surveyor, whether ho thought a canal could be made from their village to Provecue, which would save a very long river Journey. He visited tbe district and found that by taking advantage of two small streams a canal of about a league would be all that was necessary. The committee were delighted witb this report, and they begged the sur veyor to write an olUclnl letter to the government on their behalf, asking that they might bo permitted to begin the work at once. Ten years after this the surveyor was nguin at the village of Cabecera, aud the first question asked him was: "Do you not thluk a canal could he made from hero to rrovecue?" On his Informlug them that ho had been asked the same question ten years before and had taken some tiino and trouble about the matter, the chairman replied that on account of politics, the death of his father, etc., tho govern ment letter had probably been over looked. Search was made, the letter was found and once more all was ex citement. Nothing was talked about but the canal. Somo years later yet the surveyor was again at Cabecera. Immediately on his arrival a deputation waited upon him. "Do you think a canal" The speaker never got any further with that question. Youth's Companion. Took a Costlr Kap. To begin with he's "a good fellow." That's a phrase cosier understood by men than by women. It genernUy means well, It means he's an all round good sort in the male line. Saturday afternoon ho was feeling pretty good. He had been quite thirsty if what he bad taken was to be Judged as a criterion. Aud the libations left him in a thoroughly good humor, and he felt at pence with the world. In tills delightful mental and phys ical state he bethought him of a friend of his' In Providence, and he further thought that he would call up that particular friend on the telephone. So he went to a Broad street hotel, told the young woman there who had charge of the telephone that he wanted to speak to Mr. So-itud-so in Provi dence and woulilu't she kindly call up the party. The girl did as she was bade. "Party's on the 'phone," she said, and tho man went Into tho telephone hoi, sat down and put the receiver to his ear. And I'uea he calmly and Bweetly dropped off to sleep. When he woke up, he owed the. tele phone company $32.00. lie snld he wouldn't pay It, hut he did. Philadelphia Press. j fl,Kt rill OUt. Dull headache, naius in various nsrrji of the body, sinking at the pit of the stomach, loss or appetite, tevfrmhness, pimples or sores, am all positive evidence of Imp ire blood. No matter now it Defame o, It muH tie nurlfled j"i 0I".':o,,,",,, Aker'8 ; Klood Kllxlr ha nver failed tu cure I rtcrofulonsor Hyphilitlr. txl(.ii!., ,',r aliv I other hlrM1 dii-eare.,. J l rvri,iiniv a : w'Miiit-niii rernen mih botile ..ii . It.. . t. alb ov w ' . i -H' -iry 'Tisnol I.. cesaary K. t t pnr,iP, to pnrc'iase ir.n,,,,,,. uil. .. ... . J. , , B. bltt Stock nf i). .pi,,,, prices. nan a teinptiiiir RUNNING UP A 616 BILL For doctor' fees wuuJdD'. be iifctwttry, wtieu you fire t tackeil witb col tin at Uiu itu Hon tf tht year, if you wouM ketp a bottle of our yun and hich ffrade Cyrun sNuble ttiflkey in your hutus aud then take it iu tbe form of toddy, or aM your taxte dio tates, at bedtime or any other old time, 'I hen is nothing like it for colds, 1a Grippe or kindred ailments, W Si. ReDsham Stir Manufacturer, Greatest of All " Every one in San Antonio, Texas, b.ivs that Acker's English Remedy is the greatest tiling ever put up lor couips, colds, asthma, bronchitis, t nronn nnH CnllSUniOtlOll. I " have been usin it over four years for all forms of throat and lung troo. dU-.i, and have yet to come across a case where it failed. Wo have four little ones in our family, and neither my wife nor I have v r lust a night's sleep because of throat trou )' t among thechildren. I guess that is more n any other family can say. Acker's i'li.-h Uemedy is just as effective for grown- people as for the young. It seems to go i :iis;ht to the place where the trouble lies : .. .in- throat and bronchial tubes and lunga, j. soothes and heals the irritated tissues, ioom-iis up the phlegm and mucus in the Iireathing passages, quiets the nerves, invig orates the constitution and stops the cough iny. My advice to parents is to always keep aboltlein the house. It will be a constant safeguard atrainst croup." (Signed) F.G.Zimmerman, San Antonio, Tex. Sold nt 2Sc., coo. and pi a bottle, thnvifhont the United SUtct mid Canada; und In KiiQlutid, at lt.Sd.,3a.8d., ta.Gtl, If you lire iiotentlallcd niter buying, return Uta Vol Uo to your drunKial and got your money back. We aulhmixr. the dbm ftitarnntee. W, 11. JIOOKKli A CO., Pnirfctort, .Veto YqtL Fop Sale B" W L Delano Kohlcr & Chase Music House. Owing to the detith of C H Harper, of Winter & Harper, of Seattle, Wah., the branch piano and "rtnui deuart aient itm I n- n m. . them In i hi ., ill ! -ttw be- conducted 1im-t b. K ' l-rdr ' i of Hu Fran-'i-rf, !" Mi alwitys flud a fllif lm of l.-m'tcr Hi-d orgttDB Ht gill Franrl-uo pticw. Instruments -"Id on eipy i net all men tn. TIiIh will tH eon ducted by Geo F Craw and H KMorrin, in Titus Block, pnuth nf the Hoffman House, Ninth ttref, Eugene, Oeton o Cure No Pay. all t i in (lift Fell (Proves lie for I hill, Malaria aud i n n i lt-nww.t to take ui Taf.ti-..' f nil' T -i Billion nt- 1' Lemon Svrui-. r Modern Photography Careful attention given to every subject un der the skyJight and in finishing of all portrait work at the EUOENl.OH Eugene Livery and Feed Stables WEST EROS, Props. New Rigs New Harness, Competent Drivers Homes bnsnled by day or month. 08ics w-n ugZ'i"'r. St'ri"" ,tae- Comer Willamette and Tenth Streets. Telgphone Main 1. EU6ENE STEAM DYEINB N0 GLEAKINB WORKS.... Wn BlBhth Street Qearateam Lanadrj, CHRIS MArX, Jr., Proprietor. rioihi,,, clpannl. rotored and rerolrrd d'llvereU. 7V?ephme- Mack 413 Pleasure Galore... w.lt all who rid in our bntiries '"inNri han.Ue.nttrinimin(r. i n.,?, ,,.t msk, lb, mti,n , vvhitle .Jm.Mt loi,,rwptibl. to tbe ""at. and lighten the tanko in. horwa. n ,ncn a turnont eTery . li to m.r.yni!. . f ioyoB iprreatinn. ,& 00 to 17 3.0J. 3e. (IAD) at F. L. CHAHBERS. I... I. with H.I1 lUrp..,!