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THURSDAY
AUGUbT 8
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Brands of
CIGARS
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BUMID Telephone, Mo Main 191
Weather
pedal IS th GUAM
Pobtijlkd, Oregon, August 8. Fair
tonight ana Friday. Warmer FrT
day.
JBesxa.
kvitii.
Heekin'
Kin-Bee
CoOee
Pot
Delicious Haul wood Ice Cream.
Good for tbe children -Hazelwood.
Hazelwood at Bammond'i only.
Wall paper. Preston & Hales.
Feed and groceries at White's.
Overton for wall paper and paint
Palnta and oil. Preston tt Bale.
Dr Lowe, optician, with J B Luckey
J O Watt, gradual, optician, Eu
gene.
Superior Stamp Photo at Simmons'
Photo Tent.
A baggy built for three at F Ju
Chamber'.
Quick coffeepot lea than oot at i U
Green & Hob's.
Bam and saddle. Preaton A
Bale.
Fishing tackle and aalmon eggs at I
L Chambers'.
Beekln' Kin-Bee quick ooflee pot at
J U Green A Bon'.
Go to Gordon, the Honaefarolaher'a
for good mattresses.
Machine oil and extra tor all mow
ra at F Li Chamber.
Empty Ore-gallon fin oan wanted
at Praaton ct Bale.
Condition powder and atock feed.
Preaton Bale.
A good grenltewar oan be bought al
F L Chamber.
Quarter (awed aland table at Gor
don', the hooeefurnlaher.
Carpenter'a tool, True Blue and
otbera at F L Cbambera'.
Al A Blmmona, the artist. First
claea photoa at loweat price.
New llneof rope Bortlers Just received
at Gordon the Hooeefurnlaher'i.
fialn wagon tbe one that atanda all
kinda of bad work at F L Cbambera.
W repair all kinda of bicycle. AH
work guaranteed. McClanaban.
A number of aeoond-hand light
wagona very cheap at F L Cbambera'.
All wool init to your meaaure from
Balent Woolen Mill good. J M Howe
U O Warner tune piano anc
organ. Bepairing and polishing,
Look at those oofTeepots In our aoutb
window lea than outt. J U Green
ton.
W employ experienced bloyole re
pairmen. All work guaranteed. Mo
Clanaban.
None better than tbe Continent
Tailoring Co of Chicago. J M Howe.
agent.
25 per cent oft on refrlgeratora.
Gordon tbe Houseflrnlsher.
Only a few .Racine buggie left, but
another oar will be here June 30. F L
Chamber.
TiieSaleia Journal Still Persists
in Printing Misrepresentations.
CASTOR I A
for Infant and Children.
Tin Kind Yon Hare Always Bought
Bears th
Dai Henflerton, DnderUkvt and
Enbalnen. Cor. Nil ani 7th tti.
J. W. KAYS FURNITURE CO
EHBALKEBS in. FUNERAL DIRECTOR!
ftc tnk fuetae .
Editorial In balem Joerul. An. 7.
Printing the tatement, that Judg'
iDg from lh catalog of lb Eugene
Divinity Bcbool, it wa naro w
hether It urDlled a faculty tor us
Btat University or whether tbe Btate
University upplied a faculty for the
minbter factory, baa thrown tbe pa-
Deraun there Into a conniption fit
The party organise It naul laat re-
n .nrnmant. that the writer who
dare tolcritleise the Eugene tbllh
ed order la menUlly defective, and aa
The Journal baa a monopoly on pef pr
and salt It get the ooarae article
hurled In It direction. Any amootby
who aay ye, yet, to every klngme
la a literary genlua and la invited to
rirfrBj tha .trident. The 8CARD la
wlaer In it way. It printed The Jonr-
nal'a diaaectlon of having a lot of five-
toed frog materialism worked ofl on
theological seminary, and damned it
with headline, and tbe faint praise of
a eenaorloua paragrapn, id wmcu .
boldly aaaerted that none of tbe pro-
feaaors of tbe Btate University aia
anv teaching at all in tbe Divinity
School, advertiaed to be on the edge of
the campus. It doea not deny tnai
Straub, Waahburn and other Unlver
dty professor are advertised aa be
ing THE faculty of tbe Divinity
dchoo), but it saya tbey don't do any
teaching. That Is pretty rloh when it
la considered that tbe Divinity Bcbool
turns out regular graduate in a theo
logical course, and tbeir diploma au
thorizing; them to preach must be
signed up by this faculty or tbey are
an empty form, null and void, binding
In neither this world or any otber,
The Rt-irister' reply I not to tbe
merit of the matter, but In eflect that
tbe Journal la crazy, and aa Dr Paine,
former auperintendent of tbe asylum
I aid to be a partner In tbe paper, It
I no doubt true. Tbe reply of tbe
Guard la not logical and convincing
as an argument. In faot, It get In np
to the neck and can't boiler for help,
when It says the faculty of the Divini
ty School don't teach classes In th
Divlulty School. Tbey must teaob
them In the University proper, and
that isoootraryto the statute end tbe
oonatltuilon of this state, which for
bids auoh 'thing, but of course, wltb
great eduction and teachers of morals
and divinity that la too amnll to count,
Tbs regent recently removed a Y M C
A building aoheme aa a hone ot con
teutlon, ou tbe ground that state prop
el ty could not quarter a religions In
stltutlon, but it aeama tbey have not
yet butted In against lbs theological
faculty. When tbey lake up tbe mat-
tar tbey will probably not take tbe
statement of tbe Eugene paper but of
the Divinity oollege catalog, a to
whether the professor of the Univer
sity are acting in the double role of the
atate educator and theological akin
graftera.
Tbe ante litue raised by the Jourual
la this: Haa the Divinity Bcbool at
Eugene the legal right to advertise any
attachment to lb Btate University?
That It doe so advertise, It own
pampblet prove. Tbeir leading card
la that th Divinity Bcbool la con
oeo ted, associated, affiliated, or aome
other old thing, wltb the Bute Unl
verally. That la ita atroog suit card
and it haa been pi ayed o strong that
at th laat commencement exercise
held In tbe Campbelllt ohurob at Eu
gene the president of the Btale Unl
verelty rather Ironically confessed that
hs oould hardly tell whether he ws
president of th University or the Dl
vlmty Bcbool. Of course, this must be
taken aa playful humor, or it would be
the last camel tor the president and
faculty of the University. Tbe Journal
has the highest regard for tbeir energy
and executive ability, and this orlll
clsm Is not directed against tbem per
sonally but to say. the state from
harm, and to let no wrong be done
through Ignorance to tbe cause of edu
cation or the Interests of religion, for
nnder th constitution all are to be
protected agalnat charlatany. Why
should any denomination seek to hltoh
np In partnership with tb state? It
will only b to lb detriment of both.
Calling this paper a liar I poor argu-
The article t false In many tate-
meota and misleading. Tb (state
University doe not furohb tb Di
vinity Bcbool with any professor.
Tb Divinity Bcbool undent merely
ha th advantage of taking tb regu
lar cosrss in lb University when be
Is todying in tha Divinity School, If
b so desire. When Editor Boefer
write thui, be utter tb wont kind
of rot: "Any unootby who say ye,
yea, to every skingam, I a literary
genius and I invited to address tb
students." .Here's tb trooble: Boefer
I a "great orator" and be ha not
been Invited to blow ofl steam to oar
poor student. Dr Strong, here'
bint. Whether Dr Pain I a partner
In tb Register we know not, and care
less, but hardly think It true. And
again, It should be remembered that
Boefer fas a Methodist college and a
preacher factory In hie own city, and
w actually believe be I jealoua of tbe
remarkable success of Eugene's Di
vinity Bcbool. Ob, ooms of, Botfer,
and tell os something easy; how to
row strawberries, dig rock oysters at
high tide, or how tbe Journal came to
support Corbett, a solid goldback.
Was it by accident?
To be serious, It is truly disgraceful
In the Journal speaking of tbe Divinity
Bcbool tbusly. This institution la do
ing a grand, nobl work, and Deao
Sanderson la to be congratulated upon
bis success and especially noon tbe
auooea of the school. Boefer will do
no barm to either of tbe institutions
he will merely advertise them free of
charge.
Terrible Conditions in India.
The depopulation of India through
famine seems to be assuming alarming
proportions. It is estimated that over
6.000,000 persona In India have died,
since 1896, from cause directly doe to
tbe famine. Famine 1 a terrible
thing and prove conclusively tbat
food is essential to the body. Yet it la
not so much a question of how much
food 1 eaten aa how well It I digested,
To insure perfect digestion and obtain
tbe greatest amount of nourishment
from your food, take Bostetter's
Stomach Bitter. This I tbe old re
liable stsnasra medicine for tbe cure
ot stomach, liver, kidney and bowel
disorders. It promotes appetite, cures
urspepeia, inuigeauon, constipation,
biliousness, and keeps tbe bowels reg
ular. Do not fall to give it a trial. It
never disappoint.
Bicycle fob Baxb. Ladle' Ramb
ler blcyole for Bale. Enquire at tele
phone office in tbe rear of First Na
tional Bank.
$1
17 )S
BEST DRY
Granulated Sagar for
$i
Wanted. A man and wife to work
on a farm. Call on B M Douglas above
Sprlngflell, or address him at Engene,
Pot
CoOee
Kin-Hee
Heekin'e.
A pleasant day.
Pleasant after tbe rain.
And still tbey go I" tbe mountains
and seaside.
Tbe streets are dring np again after
the rain of yesterday.
The Bpauldlng drive of Lane county
log has passed Albany.
Fall line of comforts Just received by
Gordon the Boasefornisber.
Tbe brick work on tbe new Hanson
building baa been completed.
Carpenters are placing tbe roofing
timbers nn tbe McCIung block.
Tbe Ofiutt grain, on tbe Yuung
place, threshed 24 bushels to the acre.
A camp meeting will! be beld by tbe
Free Methodist at Bprlngfleld, com
menolng August IS.
Parties Inform na that ex-Ooduo-
tor Frank Guthrie ia now an Adventist
preacher down South.
A Lombard bad charge of building
tbe oement walk in front of Mrs
BaiBch'e remodeled building. It was
finished today and is now covered up to
dry.
Farmer-Attorney Woodoock Rave
the Oregonlan and English wheat
buyers some bard questlous to answer
In yesterday's Oregonlan. Tbe answer
was not an answer.
KM Day, proprietor of the armory
block, is beautifying the Beventb
street front of tbe new portion of tbe
block with another coat of paint. Tbe
old building baB been re-touuhed with
paint also.
Mrs B F Wblleaker will occupy the
new Hanson building on Ninth street
with her millinery store. It is ex
pected tbe building will be ready for
occupancy about September 1st.
Ira Hyland, of Lowell, bad an opera'
tion performed on him at tbe hospital
yesterday. He Is getting along nicely.
Be I tbe son of A D Hyland, the
well knrwn bolder of large tracts of
timber land on tb upper Willamette
Tha Fourth Regiment band, through
R MoMurnhev. baa made a nroroei
tfontolhe committee in charge of tbe
Modern Woodmen carnival to be held
at Albany Bept 4 and 6, to furnish
muslo tor tbe occasion for f 3 per day
tor each man. If tbe propoaition is
accepted about 20 members will go
down.
Bherlff Withers has been asked to
keep a lookout for R B Moore, wanted
In Linn county. Moore was paid oS
by a farmer near Lebanon with an
eight dollar bill. He raised the order
to 80, collected tbe money, and
skipped out July 29th. Be Is five feet
four, weighs 140 pounds, has light
Drown or auburn hair, light blue eyes
very full, baa heavy voice, erect car
riage and is eighteen years of sge. He
oame to Li nn county from New York
atate last Marob. He has a 30-3-O
Winchester rifle and banjo, the latter
oi wnicn neia ronaor playing.
Notice to Taxpayers.
The 1900 assessment rolls will be
closed August 20, 1901, and delinquent
roll made out thereafter.
W W Withers,
Bherift of Lane county.
PROTECT YOUR
HOUSE....
From the hot sun by
using our Sun-Proof-Paints
I he paint we guarantee
lor nve 5J year-.
Try it once and you
will have no other.
Overton
Wall Paper
Paint Co.
Injobbd AT Wendlino. A tele
phone message from Dr H F Ong at
Wendllngtbls afternoon brings the In
formation that R Feoord, a single man ,
aged about 33 years, an employe of tbe
Booth-Kelly Lumber Co, was
lent to Eugene on the 4 o'clock
train to be placed in the
naspitai lor treatment. He was
found alone, acting strangely, In tbe
woods near Wendllug and Dr Ong (ays
be bas symptoms of intr-cranlal
pressure, probably caused by being
struck on the head, but no marks
oould be found. A bruise on one of
tbe ankles is tbe only sign of an ac
cident ot any kind.
1 do Mason Jar cap and rubber 8So
S doa rubbers ...,M 6o
1 doa best Jar rubber fa
i oo pi Mason rruitjara... fa
1 do ut Mason fruit Jan.... t
1 do g Meson fruit Jar $1 SS
I do covered Jnlleye. gSc
1 do large glaase Joo
Children' 25c Sailor Hats, 15c
We still have a few of those Ladlm'
Kailor at ut i price.
AX
BILLY
A new and very pretty pattern
Decorated U-ocKery.
PRICES RIGHT.
I set fancy decorated
aucera
1 set fancy 7-ln plate..
Lip and
Me
60c
Sea
Counter.
our Bargain Glasawara
Will
It
I do you good.
Department Store
...DON'T HISS THIS 5NAP...
Linen
Towel
Sale
Our Regular 25c Pure
Linen Towels
In plain, colored and fringed border, ou sale for
ONE WEEK ONLY
Best
Face
Towel
in the
World
for
15c
Frsi t. f.ir-. uf Albany, is In Eugene.
Levi H r. of Coast Fork, Is in tbe
eltv
Miss Edith H'Hoim is considerably
better
O P Hfl. of Irving, waa in
todry.
Pr.if (Jw Lilley la home 'mm Foley
8priuga.
Jae Griffin, of Cottage Grove, 1 In
Eogene.
J W Kays and Dr J W Harris are al
Belknap Springs.
Grover Long is taking an outiDg on
the upper McKenzie.
W H Abrams returned this after
noon to Cottage Grove.
H W Dunn and L C Bkeela returned
from Bcseburg tbls afternoon.
Miss Lulu Tiiloii, of Portland, is
vlBiting ber parents in Eugene.
Mr Ed Goidchild, of Albany, came
up on the traiu this afternoon
W O Yoran expects to go to Newport
Baturday for a two we k-' atay. I
B 8 Spencer Is taking bis vacation
tbia week at McKenzie Bridge.
W H Hoffman' and wife left for
Newport for a mouth's slay today.
Dr W Kuykendall la home from an
outing ut Douglas county coast p lints.
Rev and Mrs T B Ford left I his after
noon for the Coos Bay country on an
outing.
Frank Blair, tbe commercial traveler,
returned home this afternoon from a
trip north.
Mrs Bhannron left this afternoon for
Wilholt Bpringa for a two or three
weeks' outing.
John Fugate and George Gross and
families have gone up the MoKenzle
river on an outing.
Dr Moore and wife, of Portland
owners of Ibe McKenzie stock farm,
were In Engene today.
Mrs Geo F Crooer and child and
Miss Myrtle Kays will leave for Mo
Kenzle Bridge tomorrow.
The Vitus Bros' thresher started np
this morning. Tbe Stevens Arml
tage machine started np Monday.
L O Martin, former Divinity stu
dent, who bas been In Eugene a few
dayx. went to Junction tbia sf ' r' oon
Mis Jewie Gllflllen, of Unl".', after
a dsvs's visit with Mrs B B Ekln In
this city, went to Cottage Grovr tbls
afternoon.
Ktv h, G Banderson, demi of Ibe
Divinity School, returned this lifter-
noon from a three weeks' trip through
Washington state.
Mr and Mrs E K Wheeler, af-er a
visit wllh relatives and friends l i En
gene, left for their home nt I'al use,
Wash, tnlB afternoon.
Miss Alice BelBhaw, who has been
visiting ber cousins, Misses Etbel and
Mae Klnsey, in this olty , left this after
noon for her home at Farmington,
wash.
Attorney Jerome Knox teturned
home to Cottage Grove this afternoon
arter having visited bis brother, O F
Knox, who is quite ill at bis home In
Eugene.
T M Plank, wife and daughter re
turned yeaterday from their outing at
Sodavllle and Yabae, on the coast near
.Newport. Tbey report having had
splendid time.
T E Palmer, UO Btudent, who has
been working here during the summer,
lett last nlgbt for Grants Pass where
he bas a position with tbe electric
llgbt company.
uuse .nox, who bas been In
eastern uregon for several weeks, re-
turnea nome tbls afternoon to attend
the bedside of bis father, O F Knox,
who ia quue 111.
james uautt left today for New
oastle, Pa. He will attend a reu-ilnn
of the 100th Pennsyvlania volunteers,
wuu saw aervice in tbe Civil war,
I bey were called the "Rouiyiheads."
Prof John Strnub bag returned Irom
his trip to the East. While gone be
xa some special work In Chicago
uui.erimy. i De pmieflW Is VBrv fflari
gei uacK 10 uregon.
"J aeram of today: W F
r ranees, or i,ugene, is In the cltv vl.u.
Ing with bis ooiisios,the Misses Stuart
Mm Wm Rnou 1
--'j -u u u momer. Airs
aiuuman, or iugene. are Intheoity.
narrisburg Bulletin: Mr E E r,i
s nere visltlne wllh h.r ...
x a. wuva. rrof E E Orton will
move with his family to Prlnevllle In
I ,he ne" "'ore ti take charge of the
school there.
I
At Prices From 55c Upwards. Call
at The Racket Store.
P. Frank Si So
A Elian's Hearth
It located pretty close to hi digestive apparatus, and oloselr oommj V
it throughout. To reach that onjan and gain his undjiug fidelity. K. nm.rjr.'v'
upon food bettor pound Jn Gutted
BUT of the fresh, palatable, healthful kind. Such a can aowhtrs In i-Jf'
finer quality or (rreater variety.then right hen eons'iting of Grata wSl '
ned Fruits, Canned Meats snd Vegetables, Smoked Hams and Bacon gSz?'' '
Pepper-sauce. Condiments and Appetizers, alwaya in stock ' "
AT f
W. B. McKINNEY'S
15c
j MARRiKD-DrCF Tllton, of E.
genev and Mi Grace Stafford were
united In msrriage at tbe home of the
i MSe' Ps'er.f, Mr and Mr B A ntf
rd at Albany ut evening, by Rev
j M t w ire, pastor of the Albany M E
church, by Rer D T Bummer.
Mr M L Case, of Pullman, Wash, and
rtf , u1 Mr. Tllton will
Asbl.nd. where the former ha, opened
up. denui office, h. having ,eoVnt!y
graduated from n wu,ra '
co.lege.
J-Did it Ever Occur to You- f
ToaTOldthe trouble and worry ot a failure wltb home-made bread bjtrjuiii
Cream, Crimp, Stum, Milk, Rye, Graham, or Rolls 1-
I
at, the GREEN FRONT or YELLOW WAGON
S6 Bread Tickets, II 00,
with
Hammond's
1 ElmbaU FluoTlda
Phone Black M
Kext to F. L. CUni
0OOOVArNArVvVNA:K
Don't Lislt
To tie Bran thai iiji il'iwj r,
enough to ttlf a abrtl aim
and pnt it in f rr.d vcilat $
order. Only lie IiuitiM J
, v . .. ,
Bicycle
Repairing
Should not be attemptelttbaa !(:
irame enameled. If it attain
have it set right. ThsouthBi ; I
case wiu oe trilling.
We have four Experts
OnSlU1Pnoi"MiUf Bd .'Competent men who UnvA.
iDeriana, to. ' , laano and OieRon. All m as
experience. We also repair guns. end sewing Machines.
Barker Gun Works.
Yes It's Hot Weather J
Ifli j ter what the weather, our customer! f
UJ and ceme as regular aa dock work. We gi
value received and satisfacU an with fivnrv nurchw
or money refunded. Do you know of a store tbC
6ico mo, wno can do better? You get yoc
money s worth every day in the year. If not t
ready a customer give us a trial "iwe will try ti
nlfiflaa trrvii '
1 " JVW.
N. T. Wilson.
Highest marlrst price fortcountry produce.
Bali. oon.-lbe excelsior factor,
wood from JRBarbr. a, Jasper it
is being floated down th. river Thence
Into tbe mill race. Mr B.rhr. k.. !
contract to furnish Srtt) - ..
'factory, all of which will be d.n.. ' .!
in this mariner. After
re.cbeth.foryl,u fl.ned ou-Tf
the race and placed In . dr? ,
which 1. newary btfor
j od In the m.rufaure -,f rU .,. p
Summer Dainties
Made With Ice
iHaSMw
JOS. PIRONI,
Agent.
XA
Patronize
The Bonbonierc
and savn hai-;nn i, . the ho'
met 'months. We invite those who h
tried our rninK.nj Ti nr T?reaa;t
it a trial. Those who have tried lt.l
Qer introduction.
. i i,ntinD
imroauction. special uue""
to our pastry department.
Phone Rtd4W
Ninth Street
Fresjciivtry.
paujr ueparimeni,
DUNN & CO,