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Newspaper Page TextiMMIB'lfW.M'lr I ;Kugfcne' Guardl - - PERSONAL. riiwAKiY - July 8. tk Popular " Brands of CIGARS 'FOB SALE AT r Julius Bodsmith's if BREVITIES. BURRO Telephone, o Main 131. Weatbei- Dr C W Lowe went to Lebuon this forenoon. Carl Travis bu returned to Aber- An Wash. t c- o. nt to the Blue wver XI i-i - mlnM (imIbV. ... T.andeaa went to Trent today mi . huatnei trip. ' John S Bennett, lb Cottage Orove baker, is in, the city. ,' W J Wllsey went to Cottage urove this afternoon onbusinese.,,' DrUeo Wall came down Ibis alter noon from Cottage Orove. ' Tton Wooley and wife left for tne Rnhmla mlnee this alternoon T. P. Reen. clerk In the Roseburg U land offloe; Buadayea here, Mln Kate Patterson wai a passenger bop k)H.. the . . . B .... . , Rlu. Klver mlnM rOBTLAND, treguu, tonight and Tueeday. BKAil. i New Ads Today. J U Green 4 Bon. ' - Geo T Hall 4 Bon L A Overton atrm.. m... ivhnn went to Cottage Grove thl. afternoon to visit a few days. tw n r.nni, and wife drove down from the Black Butte mlnee today. i v pimtar. a Portland mining man nt to the Blue River mlnee tooay. n W Milam, the new principal of the Geary achool, was In town today riMiHnntir K I.a Foreat. of the ra Iron branch. was in Eugene yesterday mi. F.fflB Stewart, of Brownsville i. -i.i.in ,h Mtaara Orrell. In thle city, . . Wall jwp1:...?.'!?.- H- "'viaA and grooerie at White ' - - Overtona for wall paper and paint Paint "and olia. Preston A Hals. Attornevand Mre J & Medley re- "" " . ' .ii iik J i I.uckev I f.,.n io rnitata Orove this after ... m trwe, opvi""i - " - ' ..i i- n. u.RO rjalr. . MoOlanae noon UlUJ.iv " . ... tian. r nr. It. ...rlntijl ODtiolaO. ' EU' J J HIM) ft " ' tm. J ...Ml.. PmlOd Hale w W Haines, the tanner, returned tbli afternoon from a business trip north .MV. Rnnev'a condition la a llt'le bet ter. Bh ' "P boul 3U nlnule9 lD" .'. . .. x i t'p I forenoon Flshins laosie aou miw"" sb- - . j-iBDiogi aih.rj Annleatewent to Yoncall , S'pWll.-"- wanted thUafternoontoepend the remainder A bugiry built for three at r a. t ' OtiSlubeia', ' 1 i I i f iw amnlov extiert repalrtaen. Bring ' ' ti. vour reDalrlnc MoClaoaban. bo baa la able t Miss Lillian Goodi-now, been quite 111 from toneillll, be on the streets. Attorney M L Pipe", Surveyor C M in .your repairing. "'"' I Collier and C M Young went to A good granlteware can be bought at mlna President and Mrg McOrew, P.clflooollree. Npwbfrjr, are vieltln at Abe rwldeiicenf Jj-;1 Ware. Halem Journal MIm Alh'ia McElrov nr-t.-iia'AhA.' Wlinliai oeen vlsltTd f Mr J P Frluell, has gone to Newpoit. .MraM.J Edinunaon .left tolay for Davton, Wash, whirs ehe will vlult relative for a month or al weeks.. Altornev Lee M Travis returned V L Cbamberr. Condition powdere and atook feed. P teuton 4 Hale. , ...... , n w.....r tune piano anB ..ana. Hepalring and polruln8.". True Blue and other at F L Chambers'. 18 Rambler and Ideals eold' this ..... A.k to see our lit. MOUiana 1 Attorney Ae ni i mvis ni All wool suit to your measure rrom 8a(urday evenIlg fro,n Florence Bnlem Woolen Mill goods. J M Howe..rh8 deItV(,red lue K urtlr of Jul! The genuine ueiii r.ouiei eoUlonly by th Otma Hardware Co. None better than the Continental .Tailoring Co of Chicago., J At, Howe, agent. i A number of second-hand light wagoua very oheap at FL Chamber.'. Only a few Raolne buggle left, but another car will be hereJuneSO. F L Chambtrs. ! Take a look at our new lln of bug- Clly council meet) tonight. Few lice are r-ported In the fields. ' Iu M.non county tbe hop crop is reiwrted poor, The annex to Hall 4 Som' K're la n none story big') Attorney 11 D Norton orated at .liH-kumwIllejiily 4th Tte new P.tterson school building la assuming proportions. The frame work Is all up. Th nrk on the new heatini aua light plant ft Ihe Uul?ersliy Is pro gressing rapidly. The lumber is bring hauled for F L r-il l Chambers' new resiuence, comet and Beventb streets. A large number of townspeople spent Bunday on the banks of the McKenzle despite the cool ana cwuujr weather. TIib T.adlea Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church will meet with Mrs It A Gray Tueeday afternoon, Julv 8th. Prof p" L Washburn, who Is attend ing tbe Chicago university writes that tbe heat has been terrible in mat cuj for the past two weeks. Dallas Observer: The Biard-Cllnton dog and pony show gave two exhlbl tlnnson the depot grounae, weuut day. Both performance were well attended Dr D E Bushnell, editor of the Cumberland Presbyterian," the nfticUl naner r.f the church of that de nomination, delivered an ertcenenv sermon at tbe 0 P church yesterday morning. Otis Tout Is making arraogem'-uU to get up a directory of Eugene and Lane county, conlalnng a list ot taxpayers their addresac, occupation, eio. . air Tout Is a U student, and lives at Ailland. Olle Csirwo. late f Ir iiuoi, uth Dikma.tiought 40 acres relong- int J Bt'i'iiger two oud otie-lialf mile- noitli'VH t f F.iigeiie Saturday through ill" M LCt'nphell Ci aency. C nideratlun $IU!0. AUnny D-iiocraf. Boh Mil'er. Gea Pratt anil J E Itib-li.i I !l We-lnenlay for the Blue ttiver iniin s tv wy of the CalapmlasMf thtt pr np-on B-n. It (I Is uot f .r fr'im the reonlly oonded Irvat Noillur They will push de velopment. .The Tread ell Mining t'ouipt-y is iiushiug lia with l full capn'ity, 'y the Juneau Itecord-Mii er. One thou- ' - '"Y ' "t3St-t mil. a day Tiik BUS UtV. Day Wit' Herald, July 6: Prof LB Alderman, of Mc- Miunvllle, at'.ended the closing exer cises of the Htat University at Eugene last week. He went ou his wneei, and ou bin return he went by way of Pi.rtlauu toviit hie wife who is id Portlaud visiting with relativea. He came hy Dayton and vllted with' bin hroiheia. He waa much pleaea wuu t he exrciM at the H 'e Univeraliy, and sa d it w unusually good exercise. Eun-u I - -ays Is one of the injst pro-pirous s I giowing ollles In lliu Willamttte vi ey Petition in Bankbuitcy. - 8ul. rtau'a Por:lud Oregonlan: "T A Gli bert, a boot ami shoe ilenkr at tugeue, FROM ALASKA Personal ... Victor L. Holt Tells of Business Conditions, Etc. TOTEM P0i.CS Victor L Hoit, a graduate of TTiiivsrsitv of Oreeon last year, who has recently returned from F.ntl Wranffle. Alaska, where he has oeen the i nd a...i .. ..,i.... i.. i.ur.micv. ...nViina in thw irnvernmenK SCUUUI, His llbililieacomlt of Bccouu.i-owing I was Interviewed today by a reporter. . Klllll .... --I 1 I t.. An..f1 lh hll. to varioua firms amounting to $6018, aud be also owea WJ laxe. Hie assets figure up $'i752 and comprise a stocx ,.r .hne. etc. at Eugene, vaiueo. a $o328, an Interest In ihe parenersblp of Gilbert 4 Holden, at Bieeburg, aud $174 bills receivable." PiKi.n M ket. DeleaatlouB from the fWealli. and Albany lodges. Knights of Pythias, will attend anu pa.uuipv0 I am told that other osnnerlea, I .. in the big field meet to oe given , wUrle. e,wmita rtc., have prospered ! pf W f rfirffcl Helmet lodge next Friday at Bangs' . ,n proporllon LrCL YY C 1 Ulg,Vlv When aiked how he found the bJ'l- uew outlook In Bouthern Alaska, he said: "Men and corporation with money are doing well... Laboring men get from $40 to $;5 per month. There ie not euough capital to prop, r.v employ the numberotlaborloguii '. f s.lonal men there. A little barn of a o. i-iery near Fort Wrangle oleared $40,000 laBt year. I am told that other osnnenea, the nun who could not keep hii cyei off the boots worn by the dark lady in grey at the Park on Sunday is informed that they arc the famous "GLORIA" brand made by Pin gree. He can get all he wants of them, for $3.50 a pair at the - Racket Store. 1 m i P. FRANK & SON 1RIO w - - o " Kls, baoks, etc, at Orltlln Hardwar afternoon. tlon. Attorney M L Pipes, of Po anent Bunday In Eugene wlth., Coultcrof Qlenada. y , " Mies Vesile Bears, who graduated at the U O last month, leave for her borne at Ballston, Polk county, In the morning. Mr 11 B Cochran, who ha been visiting her son, J M Howe. In Eu 'irene. returned home to Salem till rtcelv' rs A Cozy Gornr -N OBain vagon-tUednOB' ,t,na " kind of bad work-at F L Chambtis. Hotel Arrlvali. J E Blailer, Portlaud ' P F Hanovan, Portland John Waddel, Portland :; HSHagan.BF Jsuole Bhtub, Ban Joae Josle Fender, Ban Jos v H J Gilchrist, Creswell ; D H Mack, Mabel . . , J W Kerus, Enterprise , F A Ballard, Coburg ' D N Trulllnger, Coburg. - . U 0 Mauer, Baletu " ' BBBhambrook, Portlaud . ' . K H Miller, Albany ... -'. "08 Evant, Grant Pas "J J W Douglas, Bprlngfletd, Mas . ' 1 ' uormaii. ' . - , Geo B Miller, Macon ' , H Harlan, fohlaod, , , ' B G Hoenbrg, 8 F . , ; CMPIeros.tiF ' '. y H FOug, Wendllbg" i -J M Mulligan, Hatel Dell T L Davis, WendllDg Usoar Johnson, B F r WTGray, rorland, . , ' E Morton 4 fin, NVendHag W U Morton, Wendllng J 1 Pentou, Portland ; Geo Algeahsmlr, Portland. W B Deuni aiiaf, Black Butt O L Warden, PorUand ThosVarnlg, Portland 'H Jacob, BF. - ' V ; "The Imperial." Cot taa Grove. Or. First olass.Bample mum soxiO feat, well souluped. Rate $1.00 and I'iOO per day. ' Jtke Berger'ahd' Wife left In a pri vate conveyance thla morning for Prlnevllle, where they will spend a few dayavlaltlng. Anna and Leah Km-tliaiii. who have been vlnltlns their craudparente, Mr and Mre p Thompson, returned home to naiem mis aiierumiu. Mamie and Winnie Porter, of Seattle. wjip havejeen visiting at the.l oin of their tinole, It n Morris,-went to liar rtiburg thla afternoon Air a visit. 'MrtrC'B Wrtsotraim children, who have been visiting Mr Wllson'e slster-ln-law, Mrs G A Dyson, in this oily, returned borne to !rownsvllle today.- - -' ' kit. and Mrs B 11 Eakln left this afternoon on their trip to Yellowstone Park, They will go via Seattle and Bpokaue and expect to be gone about a month. ' Mr aud Mrs L O Beokwlth returncl Sunday from a two months': visit to th East. Tbey report a splendid trip, lttt to exception " or - too rut weather. They are glad io b back In Oregon. VI las Hen Keeney, who bat been visiting friends In Eugene, returned heuie to llelsey this afternoon. Bhe was accompanied by Mlsve Eima and Norma Hendricks, who will visit her for some time. Amos Bohrlmpf aud wife, ol Grants Pa, returned home thla afl-rnr.m after a week's visit with Ijtne c mut . . i . a i- .. .. , ivi.iivn. 011 o i. uuo . hid uwiin, of the rich Bchrlmpl mlue lu Jjse phi u county. lieuts Inling titrate la a fins tlitac on hot vummar .f .ninga. Yon will enjoy It much bettsrif on h.TS itdsoomtfd with some ol the old liripluls and Eltt Indiaii efio9. Just th. thing for yon. W. ran ahow you a.ver.1 deigns and color i, all ol th. very late.. OvePton K. s Park. It has been suggested that tne hualnns house close lu the alternoon ot that day to allow their employe to attend. A lsre number ot viaiiora is expected and it promisee to be a gala occasion. I.eb Travis' Oration. The Flor ence West, in giving an aeconnt of the celebration at that plao say: m t...,i. nr. tor nf ;he dav. wu then Introduced and delivered an address full of Interesting thought whloh held the attention of the audleno to the end. Mr Travis is an able epeager ana on whom It i a pleasure to listen to whether you agree entirely wita mm or not." Relics p Springs Hotel. Ed iTawa ift todav with two wagon loads of supplies for tbe new Belknap Spring! Hotel. He has an 8 room tent nous", all rooms being ceiled. It Is more comfortable in the summer than moat bouse. Boarders will be accomodate! hy July 15th. Money Received. Misses Rat snd Elizabeth Kelly today received from the Equitable Life Insurance Co, of New York, through W J Wlleey, arjent, a check for $3C00, the amount of Insurance carried io that company by their father, tbe late John Kelly. People Leaving Town. Th morning nine Binge loads of people left ' Eugene for the upper Motienzie resorts,- Blue River, the Hiuslaw country u Wendllng. From now until fall a g od portion of our population will be out or town, spending thelrsummer vacation. Placb Solo, Prof H Gordon, late prlnolpal of the Geary school, has sold to Mr Casberton, of South Dakota, bis ten acre fruit farm below Merlau- Park for the sum of $1,600, through J F Raker's real estate agency. A splen did bargain for the Bonth Dakotan. RiT.K Postponed The sheriff's sale rf lands to which the county has acquired title by past tax sales, wblcn was to have occurred today at 10 a m, has been postponed till tomorrow at the same hour. Jewelry Repairino. DT Prltoh ard, late of Medford, has leased the north window of the Mot'lanahan's cyoltry and has opened a jewelry re pairing establishment. Found. A tap oft ff a boirgy wheel was found on Eighth r-' his morn ing. Owner can hav. ..m '-y ca'llng and paying for this notice. Burned. In the plug-ngly pared the Fourth, Zon Moore was oauiy burned about the ears, ' How do you And school teaching In Alaska?" was asked. "There are only 85 or 40 d urable positions there, but RCho.arnm.il teach ers for twice as many. Ti e govern. mnt furnishes Us teachers w.tii every thing but food, clothing and scholars nrt these sra easily obtained. Our form of government ie despotic; we haven't even a delegate to look alter onr Interests: but a new country may have its faults a to government and vet be a tfood rUu.i to live " Are tbe native of Southern Alaska verv nnfrititioi?" ' '"No. The hundreds of totems found there sre family histories. Boston man's history Is written; the native's his -rv Is carved. The totems were Vnnr attention is again called to the fact that Yerington's Pheno-Quinine la a apsclfio for Cold in th. Head La Grippe, Headache, and aU otbw similar complaints, SATISFACTION OK MONEY BACK. trapared ana sola only at YeFinoton's 9th Street Dreg Store, EUGENE OREGON. fc . - - . - - 3 at: A Ch ance 8af ft? : To sav.; w .rr- 1 lor t in b.t.y r C morniiitr. .i SZ Leave yuu., "' I and ..vork, by. leaving your order vt dtioii to stop at the door every ii,iiils 'of broa 1 always on hand, r .i sp Ud.IiniJilU i VdiC dllU uaiK,i. ISx Eagle Totem Cow for Bale. Fresb oow for sale. J F Ralston, Oak street, between Sixth and Seventh. El wood Mlnchln, the Nrwberg orator, delivered the Declaration of tudependenc at the Dayton celebra tion, Th Interstate oratorical content, In which' he perUMater, ha not yet been decided, a on Judg failed to end In hi markings. Teas, Coffees and Spices. I lb No 1 tea dust I lb lea nil ,. Kin guoolortd Japan &0.va!u No 1 undrld Good gunpowder ' No 1 gunpowder I lb Ixt on Earth I lb No 1 English Breakfsat ' I lb volong candy ' tiiMitM 4Uet lb No 1 green oufte SOc Ado 40c - 400 600 . "o 60o 60e to tile l.U) &n.Vnl muImIIm rm.ltll no chlekery hut straight coftr for 1 io roast oniiee or t llw for Our Bleud, ral rofle, good enouth for any body 1 lb No 1 Carlcol roa.t roftr No 1 green I'arlcol No I green Norha Nd 1 tfrMn J.va $ lbs No I Chl. kery $1.00 lie $1.00 ! S.Sc' tioc Ladies Summer Suits Summer Skirts ' Summer Dress Goods Summer Shirt Waists ' Lots of nii'o tilings left, selling Regardless of (,ostas,sxjss-s PIANO. FREE TICKETS WITH EVERY 2BclPURCHASE AT Our Teas Coffe, Snices and Extracts are all p'.'io to conionn witn uie t-rregon - Ture Food Lawi, Ax Billy Department Store. S. H. FRIEIIIDLY'S never worshiped. There are two kinds of totem poles: The large family totems, in which tbe ashes of tbe cremated tyeesof the family are deposited, and tbe small totems, which one may easi ly carry around with him to remind him of his ancestry, and bis place In bis tribe. The former kino are seldom lees than 10 to 15 feet in height, aud r often oirved from huge loiiS ana stand head and shoulders above tbe the buildings about them. In former time va?t quantities of food were burned (turned to spiri'l that tbe spirit of the man might live in tbe spirit of the food. Slaves were then burned that their spirit might accom pany and wait upon Ihe spirit of the tyee. But now almost all tbe natives give their dead a Christian burial. "The famons Euirlu to em was erected by the members of the Eagle Family. Tbe image at tne top 01 tne pole represents Ihe eagle which carried salmon to their Iribe In time of famine. Just below the esgie is the friendly tyee who received the salmon. And below the tyee can be seen a at ring of salmon." I jx Don 3 w- t Listcl ' .. p . n H.t 4 it'se.wy f. ' t : 11 V' e-' ;i i tit .v, : ( u. it ;n ti wmki n-.l-r. :ily Hie Kxprt vvi:h th nroi'-r tihiltt tun ilo it well 7 Bicycle Repairing - .Should do. be v tempted at horns. - I' your wheel look old and shabby, hin . irauie ename.u. , u i u ou. u urw. case will D6 trining. , We have four Experts Who Repair and Maimfftcture Bicycles. Cornpetrnt men wto have worked in Ohio, Illinois, Missnuri, KDsas, Mexico, Idaho aud Oitpoti, All are roen of experience. We a1o repair guns and sewing M acuities. Barker Gun Works. For Sale. 176 acre of good level land. Good house, barns and orchard. 20 ml es AAAt nf Ruevoe ori the main travel r iad over the mountains, to the springs and the mue itiver luiues. ltrnis easy. W r CHKSHIBK. - - Euu.ne, Or Residence For Sale. My resident- on ii. mi tti cir... . ....... .. 11 i.i . . ruiu a. i rr-i , " 11 .. ..himkhiii 'iu JphVrwrf .trfHr.. 1. lor h.Im. Kur miiii. annlv lo It F .) ms. Class in Algebra A cla In Hvmentaiy algt-'ri wi be forni'd it the University of O-gnr suiutuer .chool for Mich Mui'nil ti m Eugrneand elsewh.re aarti'!"i'.' i fl". Ish the '(!' Iir FhANK Srnii.Ml. P c-i'dent -f U iv'l v -f O - ti Administrator's No ci Soilc rberb giteo lht Q. N. Mo Lea ha bfo duly appointed a1mimtra tor ol th. estate of alaritila alrlan de cssscd, by the County Court of I tne Corjuty, Orrtion, and all persona tiaviog claini. spiioat said esUts aro notified lo present lbs sain with proper Tonchers to aid k.ltuiol'trtot at the lav offio of L. Hilyrn, in Kncenr, Oiegon within sit mo-'lba from the date of thi. notice. D.ieJ JdIt 8lh. l'JCl. Q N. Mcl,uti, Admioiatrator ol said Ks'ate. L. Banc, Attorney. Have You Seen - BHE new stock of groceries just received at our store? Everything fresh and of the very best quality. It will bo to your interest to call and see us and get our prices before purchasing. With every 25-cent cash purchase : ( i .i . . . i , i i i -I . we givo a uuKttb niat enuues xne iioiaer io one vote in the Grand Kimball Free Piano Contest, t N. T. Wilson. A Model Housekeeper... I alwayi pt nil r lo.it ih. V iml ! ilT that she ti f.tr her ire wtr niuhci nr mh1. "tie nv lor her ire wtr p.Uhci nr n- lr, aud tht iawhr the fa-tidUiua rdfr th- ir it from H-nry Wrinhanl. (-ir ice j pure, I , iug frtiiph (nmt the citr wAt-, n-f w r it to Tntiror ltr in ctr, il , i, h;ot.k. vsiavi B' w Ittg VII Ffjll n JOS PIRONI, Agent. Tar rM7rn & Patronize The Bonboniere and save baking at home during the hot ...... ,0. ,i invite tiiose wuu tried our celebrated IIonie-Made I'.roadt it a trial. Those who have tried it nf r...ti : . i i . ... . luiiuvr unrouuc.ion. special attontw" to our pastry department. Ill IMM T m Phone Red4Si LUlll X VAJ. Ninth Street Fre j delivery 1.