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JULIUS GOLDSMITH.
The Greatest of all
RibboR Sales . . .
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-WEDNESDAY
at The Bon Marche,
200 bolts of No 9 Best Silk
Taffeta Ribbon 5c a yd
200 bolts of No 22 Host Silk
Taffeta Ribbon 10c a yd
200 bolts of No GO Rest Silk
Taffeta Ribbon I5c a yd
See
Window Display.
Our New York buyer has
secured these Extraordi
nary Bargains from an Im
porterand all the Ladies
are invited to this Grand
t Ribbon Sale evor seen
in all Eugene.
I $2 00 a yd SilKs
$1.50 a yd Silks
$2.25 a yd Silks
$1.00 a yd Silks
$2.50 a yd Silks
FOR
Monday, June 15th,
First Grand Silk Sale
From 9 a. m. to 6p. m. at.
FRANK E.DUNN'S
The BON MARCHE
WEATHER.
To-night nnd Kunilny, fuir weather.
Business Pointers.
Tbo Banquet for tlio best ice cream
Firecrackers and tlroworkH.
Kay's Cuu Store.
Don't foiget the closing out Bale at
Rankin's music lumen.
Young fried chicken at the Ban
quet. Black puint for dng-cirta. At Ovor
ton'a. Call for Stanford Rye.
Einil Etter Bulla Stanford Ry.
Dr. C. W. Lowe, graduate opticluu.
Finest ice cream in Hie city at tbo
Banquet.
Sun Proof paints tlie lost. At
Overton's.
If you driuk , call for the best,
Stanford Rye at Kinil litter's suloon.
Ico creom at tbo lianciuct.
The Hiizelwood Restaurant, 510
Willamette street Is daily growing
iu popularity.
M. S. HUBBLE, I'rorpielor.
If you need a imby buggy or go-
cart, we can supply your wunis
Brevites
Chambers' llurdwuro.
Hummocks for ovorybody. MO to
soleetfrom. 81.00 to 8:1.15. New put
terns
Kay's Gnu Store.
Simmons, the Artist, for photos und
stumps.
Tim best lco cream la obtainable at
the Buuquot.
Go to the Banquet and get some
young friod chicken.
Ico Cream, Mexican sherbet, and
scdu are tlio best over iu the city, at
Otto's, the leading confectioner.
Don't forgert us when you nocd
furniture. Wo can savo you money.
Chambers' Hardware,
Prepare to enjoy the Fourth of July
in Eugene.
Where Is that ruin the weather man
promised us?
Ilig roduetlou on all trimmed hats.
J. V. Kauirm'an.
Otho Roberta iB confined to his
h ome with tonsilitis.
Dr. J. O. Watts, tlie optician, will
be in hia olllce all next week.
Trimmed hats for 75 cents and up
wards at J. V. Kaullmairs.
The Mandolin Club plays overy
Sunday ut the llnzorwood reatuarant.
Give us a trial uinl you will go no
place else. Otto's the lending con-fectionor.
Remember the llazcrwood's chicken
dinner tomorrow. The Mandolin club
will play from 5 to 8 p. in.
Dr. T. 1!. Ford has arranged a lec
turing trip to Northern Idaho, and
will Icavo next week.
While F.aHteru Oregon and the
northern part of tho valley hnve hurt
heavy rains everything is still dry
here.
Tho Ilazelwood chicken dinimr lusts
from noon to midnight on Sundays.
Everything the best cooked and tho
beat served.
Mias linker of San Francisco, will
bo at F. 13. Dunn's with her nit em
broidery on or about June llith. I.os
aona given free to all thoao puicbus
ing materials.
Junction Times; Tho Cottage
drove Nugget, published a Memorial
1)ny poom containing thirty-nine
verscB of eight lines ouch. Tho editor
is both a patriot und a martyr.
Fresh raapberrios, apricots, cher
ries and strawberries. At Otto's, the
lending confoctiouor.
THE FOURTH
OF JULY
Personals.
Committees Appointed
At a Meeting Held
Last Night.
Spectacles Lost.
Lost n puir of Bpecli.clcs In caae
from WobI 8th street to 5lh on Well
ington. Finder kindly leave at the
tluiird olllce und get miall rewind.
NOTICE.
. All ueoounts duo MeKinnoy& Hole
man not paid by Juno 1Mb will be
placed In the hands of u colluotor.
The retiring member of the llrni
wishes to leave for Cullfortiiu und do
slres ull uccoiintB Bet tied nt onco.
McKluney Hi Iloleiuau.
SILK SALE.
F. E. Dunn Is advertising a fancy
silk stile for Monday. 82.50, 82.25 and
82.00 n yard silks, with nono lower
than 81. '25, will be sold for 71) cents
ii yard. Sco ad.
WANTED. School teachers and stu
dents who are open for a traveling
posit lou for the miinmor. Write to
llox 024, Portland, Oregon,
Balnth. 9 IR6 MHO T0U IHffl nmays
J. W. KAYS' FURNlTU'iif CO
Embalmcrs ani Funeral Directors
Day & Henderson, UndertaKers
and Emhalmm. Cor. Will anci 7th
Tlio ladies and their
friends are cordially
invited to attend
Overton's Grand Wall
Paper Opening
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
40 Went Eighth street.
Hot
Weather
Shoes
All Styles and Prices,
See Them at
l
REDUCED EXCURSION RATES,
To iln Sta ide and Mountain Re
s rts for tlio Sura tine
On unci after June 1st, l!)0:i, the
Southern l'acillc, in connection with
tho Corviillia Eastern Eiiilrond will
liave on Mile round trip tickets frnni
liolnls on their lines to Newport,
Ymiuinti and Detroit ut very low
rates, gooil fur return until October
in, una
Three-day tickets to Newport and
Yuipilnn, gum! going Saturdays aud
returning Mondays are nlso on aule
from nil East Side pointa, Portland
to Eugene inclusive, and from all
West Side points, enabling people to
visit their fniiillies nud spend Sundiiy
at the neuaido.
Sonsoti tickets from, all East Side
points. Port hind to Eugene inclusive,
and from nil West Side points lire
also on sale to Detroit ut very low
rales with stopover privileges at Mill
City or any point east, enabling
tourists to visit tho Knntinm and
llreitenbush as well as the fnmoua
llrcltcnbush Hot Springs In the Cas
cade Mountains, which can be
reached 111 one day.
Season tickets will le good for re
turn from all pointa until October
10th. Three-day tickets will bo good
going on Saturdays nud returning on
Mondays, ONLY. Tickets from Port
land and vicinity will be good for re
turn via the Knsl or West Stdo lit
option of passenger. Tickets from
Eugene aud vicinity will be good go
ing In tlie Wduimin-Kpi inglleld
brunch, If desired, llaggagn on New
port tickets cheeked through to New
port; on YaiUlnii tickets to Yiuqulnn
only.
S. P. trains connect with the C. A
E. ut Albany und Corvallis for Ya
qiilnn and Nowpoit. Trains on the C.
A I-',, for Detroit will leave Alluny at
7:0Oa. m., enabling toniists to the
Hot Spiiug to reach there the same
.lay.
Full Information ua to lutes, Ome
tablet-, etc., cuii lioobtalnid on iippll
ci'.'.iti to Edwin Stone, malinger C.
A E. I'uiliond, A Hiciy ; W. E.
I'ouuin, ti. 1". A., S. 1'. Oompnny,
Portland, or to any S. P. or C. A E.
agent.
Rate fioin Eugene to Newport, 8.",o0
Rate from Eugene to Yn.Hiim, 85.
Rate fioin Eugene to Uetroit, 81.25.
Three-day rate from Eugene to Ys
tiulua or Nevvpoit, 8:1.
A Rousing Celebration Will be
Held on the Nation's Birth
day Good Mate' ial on
the Committee.
Tho executive committee having in
charge the Fourth of July celo bratiou
in Eugene met IhsI evening in Cockor
1 in o & Wolherbee's olllce aud discuss
ed various items which would muko a
good celebration. It wus tho souse of
the committee thut the celebration
bo mado as ontortainlng ns possible
and that Eugihio merchants should
contribute tho expenso. Acommitloe
will cull on buaiuoas men Monday aud
hope to receive liberal treatment at
tbeir hands.
SUll-KOMMlTTEES.
Tho following sub-nominitteca -were
appointed to huvo charge of vurious
mutters:
Printing F. E. Dunn, II. Cordon,
II. L. Traver.
Sports II. A. Viucout, Alf Walker,
F. L. Chambers, Coo. Fisher.
Music F. L. Chambers, F. E.
Uunu, Alf Walkor.
Another meeting of the committee
will bo held Tuesday evening to hear
tho report of tho soliciting commit
tee.
F. L. Chiuubors, II. Oordou, F. E.
Dunn, Alf Walker, Geo. Fisher, II. L.
Travor, C. C. Hamnitind nud Win.
Renshnw are tho members of tho exo-
outivo comimtteo, with A. T. Cocker-
line as chairman nud C. A. Wiutor-
meier as secretary.
In the Police Court.
This afternoon about 1 :15 o'clock,
John Hustings, who lives ou the M e
Keii'.lc.uud who was slightly under tho
Iniluenco of Eugono's "red-oyo, " toro
down tho auction salo Hag iu front of
tho Famous notion storo. Chief of
Polico Stiles, who Is doing the
auctioneering, run out and collored
him, taking hlui before Police Judge
Dorris. lie was lined 8S, which was
paid,-
Commencement at U. 0.
Commencement week at tho Univer
sity of Oregon begins tomorrow fore
noon with the bncciiluureute sermon
by Dr. Wleo of Portland.
Miss Jean Reginald Wold, n well
known young Ituly of Eugene, has
been appointed physical instructor
of tho co-ed department of athletics
of Washington University.
Ico cream, delivered, packed In
ico, to your door. Ico cream
"bricks" made to order and Haver. at
Otto's.
Y'esterdny's Albany Democrat
Dave (iridium, manager of tho U. O.
foot ball team, arrived In Albany yes
terday and began arrangements for a
football game next fall, going to Cor
viillis ou tho noon train.
Olio dozen Mexican limes, 10 cents.
For lemonade they can not bo excelled.
SI Jones, who has been In the city
for several weeks appeared down town
lust night aud was locked up by
Olllce Croner. llo was released this
moiling by Recorder Dorrla on his
good behavior.
Dr. T. W. Harris ia in Portland.
Mrs. Mike Wald Is visiting iu Cot
tage Crovo.
Dr. I. D. Driver is bo me from
Salem.
J. W. Bhnmato is down from Wal-
torvillo.
Couatable II. K. Lawson is hero from
Cottage Urovo.
Ilomor Augell will arrive tonight
from New Y'ork.
Student Hobert Campbell went
homo to Salem today.
Miss Lulu Poill was a passenger to
Portland this aftoruoou.
Chas. Cochran came iu from Cot
tuge Urovo this ufternoou.
District Attorney Ceo. M. Drown
came iu from Roseburg today.
Judge J. W. Hamilton returned
home to Roseburg tcday to spend
Sunday.
W. W. Chossnmu wont to Albany
this ufternoou to root for tho Eugene
bull tosaors.
Mrs. C. W. Pullott, of Fortlnud, a
former U. O. student, is visiting with
Mra. R. McMurphey.
Fred Zeigler, tho famous 'Varsity
footbull pluyer, is iu . the city to at
tend commoncemeut.
Mrs. M. J. llabb returned from Port
laud today where sho bus been spend
ing tho past fow woeks.
R. McMurphey returned today from
Salt Lako City, accompanied by hiB
father, who has boeu quito ill.
Jay Tibbetts, fireman ou tho South
ern Pacillc belweeu Roseburg und
Aahluud, is visiting iu the city.
Mra. Lenora Liunett, ueo Moore,
ox-TO, U. O., is hero from liridal
Veil, to attend commencement,
W. A. Wanu is iu Monmouth to ut
toud the uniiuul commencement exor
cises of tho Monmouth Norinul.
Ed. Iilytho nrrived this nftornoon
from Portland und will attend com
mencement week nt the University.
C. N. MoArtkur (deur old Put) ar
rived toduy from Portlimd and is t
guest at tho II. E. Ankeuy residence.
C. K. Hale, who hua beon iu Port
hind ou the U. S. circuit court jury
for three woeks, returned thiB ufter
noou.
Mias Florence Oeorgo of Portland,
duugtbtcr of Judgo Ceorge, ia iu the
city, tlio guest of her cousins, Mra,
Tolmio nud Mrs. Traver.
Mrs. 11. Prior, of Hanover, tier-
many, has been tho guest of Eugene
friends for n week. She left this af
ternoou for Salem.
Miss Aguea Matthews went to Al
bany toduy to bo tho guest of friends
u few weeks during her convalescence
from typhoid fever.
Mrs. Muudo Condon, nee Wilkins,
und duughtor nrrived toduy from
Moscow, LI ii ho, und is n guest ut the
homo of her pureula.
Wilde lluiley, who hua been quito
ill with typhoid fever at Uuiney
Mutt hews' resilience, left toduy for
his homo iu Portland.
Mrs. J. M. Smith nrrived this uf-
teruoou to attend her daughter's wed
ding Miss Alice, to John llandasker,
which occurs Thursday.
John Muck, a prominent lumber
man, of Lndington, Mich., la hero
looking over the country. Ho hua
inspected the big aiiwmill properties
in this vicinity und expresses himself
ns well plensed. it tuny bo possible
thut ho will loento hero in tho not fur
future.
PRANK If. DUNN.
JUNCTION'S
BIG PICNIC
Positively without question or doubt wo will L,iro
MORE VALUE for tho money iu silks, Moudnv timii
you ever bought beforo iiuywbero. We lire giilim i
sell fancy silks iu nil colors, bluck, funcy striped HnH
ligured thut coat us high as 82.00 a yard lor 7'. i.,.,,,!
which ia much less than manufacturer's cost.
The patterns aro ull new spring styles, and are blind
MJmvi.v uii-ij,-,. i.. ,u,j ... dui ui regular
until buiu-uiiy.
prices
Taken from a Bankrupt Stock, East.
None Better, None Prettier. See Window Display,
Surprise Sale No. 2, Saturday,
QRhm-f)
V J THE PURE J
THE PURE
GRAIN COFFEE
In comparing Gr.iin-O nn.l colTeo
remember that whik' tho taste in
the same Orain-O given health and
strength vvhilo coffee- shatters tho
nervoiu system and breed riiw.iso
of tlio digestive organs. Thinking
people prefer tlr.iin-O and its K-n-cuts.
TRY IT TO DAY.
Will Be Held Friday, June 26
will Celebrate the Fourth
in Eugene.
Tho peoplo of Junction City have
decided to bold their annual picnic
ou Friday, Juno 2Gth, uud come to
Eugouo ou tho Fourth of July. The
following committees buve been up-
piouted for tbo picuio:
President of the Day, S. L. Moore-1
bead.
tiruud Marshul, "r. G. F. Parka.
General arrangements, S. L. Mooro
bead, S. O.' Starr, C. F. Hurlburt.
Finance, W. C. Wasbburue, II. M.
Millioru, Sum Robiuson.
Prognin, I. T. Nickliu, M. Mout
gomey, J. II. Miller.
Music, G. F. Skipwoth, Miss Nellie
Folsom, J. R. Hill.
Horse Ruciug, E. llnrpole, Wm. M.
Tripp, J. M. Cook.
Sports, G. O. Powell, Lee Clark, B.
A. Smith.
Concessious, Leo Clark.
Grouuds, Sam Robiuson, Wm.
Johnson, Tburmuu Berry.
Decoration, Misses Miunie Sibbeta,
A una Cruiu, Oru Jackson.
Court Hcnse Items.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
William Foloy to W. W. Calkins,
lot 10, block 1, University ad. to Eu
gene, 8200.
James A. Tnylor to W. W. Culkins,
lot 11, block 1, University ad. to
Eugene, 8100.
Herman and Clara L. Roth to John
and Annie Davios, 9.27 acres in tp.
17 s, r 3 w, 8750.
Mra. Kittie M. Smith to Mary C.
Ford, lGOxo i feot on Willamette street,
Eugone, 81.
Mary C. and T. U. Ford to Mary J.
Gates, 100x58 feet on Willamette
street, Eugene, 81550.
David and Elizabeth Smith to W.
T. Campboll, 160 acres iu tp. 1(1 s, r
4 e, 8125.
Geo. B. Dorris to Samuel B. Una
worth, certain land in tp. 21 s, r w, 81.
Johu N. and B. Schneider to Am
brose L. and Ella J. Woodard, 100
acres in tp. 21 a, r 3 w, 81.
William and Caroline Welch to
Anton Patzuer, lot 4, block 4, Chesh
ire's ad. to Eugene, 8300.
SOCIAL REALM
The dance for tho benefit of the
University track team last evening iu
the armory was a social success. The
floor was quite vvoll tilled with tbo
elite if college society aud Svarver-
ud's orcboatra furnished good music
for tho occasion. The crowd wus
about tho right size for complete ou
joyment.
Church Services
Episcopal Church. -D E U
ridgo rector. Evening slcT'
nud at 8. ''
M. E. Cburoh.-I!
tor
Meeting Notice.
Special meeting of Rathbone Sisters
this evening at usual ineeeting hour.
Inspection by Eliza Imbrie, Graud
Chief.
Uy order M. E. C.
Yerington's
Phono Quinine
cure.
never fulls to
White Pine
for tho'cough that follows
Satlsfnotlttn
or money
I The C. E. of tho Christian church
' now bavo their business moetiuga the
! first Suuday in each mouth and tho
I social meeting the Friday following.
Lust night being tbo time for tho
sociul a merrry crowd of young people
' met nt tho church und proceeded to
hnve u good time. Ping poug, Hindi
und other gumes helped to puss nvvuy
the evening. A most agreeable sur
prise was givou by Rev. McCnllum in
the ahapo of a large freezer of deicious
ico cream, which was
joyen. -uissch-jv. .umui, i-huiiid
McCnllum and Viuulo Anapp naa
cbargo of the oveuing's nmusomeuts.
Mrs. Esson and Mrs. McCnllum were
guests of tho society.
F. Rna-lonj
- - ,uu, U.
No morning service t ..-V
rey Memorial M. E. church Saudi,
Usual evening sermon by the past,,'
U. V. C'bureb.-Thoro will U
preaching services iu the morai,
preaching at 8 p. 111. All are Mt.
diully iuvitid.
Christian Science -Services Son
dny evening at 8 o'clock. 8il
"la the uuiveree, including
evolved by atomic force." rj(..
d"y evening meeting at 8 o'efck
; J.UO public Invited.
I First Presbyterinu.-Chas. F. ffool
Iward, pastor. Suudny school. 10 1
Tho morning church KrviM.ii!
thoroughly en- be omitted. Union meeting of Ik
j-uuug icuiiwii nuance at 6:H
Eveuing sermon at 7:45 p. m. .(II
are cordially invited to these si
vices.
Mrs. T. R. Imbrie, of Hillaboro,
grand chief of tbo Rathbone Sisters,
will make llelinetta Temple an ofBciul
visit tonight, after which a bunquet
will bo served. Mrs. Imbrie ia acj
compuuied by her buslni id.
Cbnstiun church. -J. S. McCallca,
pnstor. buuday School at 9:15 a. a
Communion at 10:30 a. m. Now,
vices nt II on accouut of the bra.
laurate sermon at the Coireriilf.
The C, E. will join in a unioDsertid
at tbo Presbytorian church at 6:1
At 8 p. m., by request thcpaetorU
preach ou "The Dignity, Dotj nd
Dcathiy of Man."
Biiptist Church. II. A. Ureen, pu
tor. Sunday school at 9:15. VI
not hnve services iu the morniDf
owing to the services at the L'nlw
sity. The young people nill meet ii
union service nt the Presbytai
church at fl:30 p. m. Rev. Viiijl
will snBiilr. and anneial music has 'ounsoil win preucn lur u iu u.
been secured for tho occasion. A good evening; services nt 8. The public
nttnnmincn from thft V nunff Pennies , J ......
Sociotioa is requested uud all others
interested iu tho work are cordially
invited to attend.
Christian Alliance Meeting.
The Young Peoplo's Christian Al
liunco will hold ita regular union
servico ut the Presbyterinu church,
Suuday, June 14, nt 0:30 p. in. Rev.
Virgil Johnson, ofClnromout, N. II
Vuuilla, chocolate, strnvvborry ice
crcum; piucupplo ico nnd frozen
berries, nt Otto's the lending confectiouor.
Prompter Feed Deliyery.
A. W. Haskell has purchnied 1
ond-huud Wells Fargo, exrreanin
nnd will do his own del iveriog hi
his feed storo hereafter.
Branch Store in Albany.
The Gilbert-Welsh Mercantile Corn
puny ia branching out toward Albauy.
They have disposed of their business
Iu Cottage Grove and havo lonsod the
Mcllwain stores for a year aud will)
otruu a itrge uooi aua snoe storo on
or beforo tho first of Septembor. It
will bo a permanent Albauy Institu
tion. R. W. Welsh anl T. A. Gilbert bavo
beou conducting tho shoo store iu the
Chrisman block very successfully tho
past year nud will no doubt niuke a
success of the Albany venture. Salem
may later be included iu tho circuit I
of stores which they nro plnuulng to1
place lu tho valley. 1
SPECIAL SALE ON
..Shoes and Hats..
For the next Ten days at the
Golden Rule Store
NINTH STREET.
Are You Studying?
No nso making n serious difficulty out of a reasonable
proposition. Yon might ns well understand at once uw
worth of getting the right thinga aud not paying w
much for them. We'll give you lessons in tlie econo
mics of life if j-ou will give us n chance.
N. T. WILSON.
S9
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FOR. YOUR.
Fishing Tackle,
Hardware, Tinware,
Guns, Ammunition
Bicycles and
Bicycle Repairing
Cas. C. Matlock.
Second-Hand BicvrU
go
51J
to
Bon lb.
Yeringtcm
gth st. Drug Stoi c.
fHradcd for Wood,
KORAN'S SHCE STORE;
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Al(rocrt .vr'jwturvi lie .T.C Mo. .r t.s.
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