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JULIUS GOLDSMITH.
WEATHER.
Tonight unci
cooler tonight.
Wednesday, fair;
Business Pointers.
Eat at the liauquet.
Eat ut tlio Rauquet.
Kat ut the Banquet.
I-jit ut the llauipiet.
Ice cruam at tha lianquet.
Ice cream at tlio Banquet,
lee crcuia at the Banquet.
Hwotluud'a vanilla Icecream at the
JJ amiuet.
Lut Overton Company do your
painting aud paper hanging.
Black palut for dogcarts.
At Over-
tou'a.
Call for Stanford Rye.
The lariieal assortment of Ice cream
n Oregon l kept constantly on hand
at Otto'a.
Einll Ktter aella Stanford Ry.
Dr. C. W. Lowo, graduate optician.
Run Proof oainta the boat. At
Overton '.
Next time you so shopping, tlo; a
string around your finger. It will re
mind you to buy a cau of JAP-A-LAC,
the wonderful finish for metal
and wooden things around the houee.
Overton nolle it.
Attention K. P's. and Woodmen.
Practice for the basobull game bo-
twuvii the above uieiitioned ordera
will bt rororited touiuht. The Knighta
will practice tlilB evening and It Ih
desired that the boya come out aa
early aa poaslblo after aupper for the
pruetlco.
TIM HER CLAIMS.
1 liavo a number of good homesteads
and timber claima ruuulng ouo and
one-half million feet mid up to two
mllliou feet. Locutlou good. One
claim ou county road, one mid a half
million feet timber and '.SO.acrea nice
bottom luiid. PrlceB very reasonable
Claima all In a budy. Writo at ouce.
A. II. llinkaoii, Alma, Or.
AT OTTO'S TODAV.
Peach Ice orettui.
Vanilla lco cream,
tiiuou 6 Ice crcHiu.
J'iuoapplo Fruit lco.
tilliL, WANTK1).
A good girl for geuora! housewurk,
Wagei f"25 por mouth. Call In fore
noon at Mr, llrorge Kelly's, 755
High street.
' J. W. KAYS' FUaITU2 CO
Embalmers and Funeral Directors
Day & Henderson, Undertaken
and tfmbatmeri. Cor. Will ana 7tb
No Dessert
More Attractive
AVliT torn uvUti;
uitl c lt naij whi n
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pM.uii Ixllr liill in two iiiiinil.-f
i-.Ti-rylliiiigiii llw pu-kitv. Kmiplv aibl hoi
wiitrniitiH.'t(oiiiiil. liiiMrfiitiiiu Asur
iHWtotll ll.m.Miri, Ku tlMUbll. ll'MHOI.
p.'i.M. I'rv it io..l.ir. Iii Kour Fruit KU.
i'r: Ia.ni.- Onu,., HlrawUrry, lUsu.
lrrv At hi . ioo.
Cool
Slippers
-KOK-
Hot
Weather
WAV
DOWN
-AT-
Yoran's
IHOE STORE
1,1 --cv-
DOES IT
It will pay everyone to waik from Willamette street, just ioo feet east to
the EON MARCHE, the Greatest Bargain Store in Eugene
MONDAY, '2(t!i, wo start a Routing liartain i-'ale c;f Diess (j'oods. Wo want all
Eugene ladies to lu on hand tlit-re's An-i to be something done.
Special lots to be closed out at once.
Summer Jlrena (Jo ids, Hoiery, Cliildicn's Salts. Rilnons. Laces, Muslin Under
wear for ladies and children. Extra Special on Silk and White Lawn Waists.
Shoe Department Booming.
Rest Men's and Ladies' $1.50 and $2 00 tho.. mi earth. Our $3 00 band-made
shoes arejust llie iamu an all $4 OOand ?i oO shoes you see. Short profits in this
store -that's the difl'erence.
KErft BON MAR.CHE,
Brevilies
Dinner,
centa at tlio Hazelwood. '
Swcatland's ice cream at the l.'uu- l
quel. j
Swcatland's ice c ream ut (lie liun-j
quet.
Haked lleane and liuked Maccaronl
ou salo at the Hazelwood.
J .0. Watts, the optician, will be
out of Ilia otHce all thia week.
Everybody euta Hazelwood Ice
Croaui.
Rest 2Ti cent meals in thocity served
All kinds of cooked foods ou solo
ut the iluzolwood.
.Marriage license wna issued today
loilra. Mount ii ltd Miau .Minniu Wiso-
cuison, iioiilou viisccarsou wimeas.
O. II. Davenport Hied hia deutal
certificate thin afternoon wilb the
county clerk. He is recently from
Douglas county.
Virgil Rowland consummated the
sale of the Iluzolwood for Mr. Hubble.
He la uouductiug his fathor'a real es
tate business while the liitter is in the
mountains.
Frasier & Miller today oouiplotod
tho deal for the big Edmundsou farm
uwuofi by Clma, I'tttorolt)B
and sold j
to Wiu. A. MarHtiall. Tho former
made out the (leedH today for .'i5Ii acres j
for (15, (MM. Mr. Miirshali aud family
will take possession at once.
.Mrs. O. II. Tout of Kugene, wou
the fourth prize iu a competition
essay writU-n for the i'ortlaud Jour
nal on the subject, "What would I do
if I went editing a Newspapor. "
There were over KtO manuscripts,
submitted. The ossay appeared iu
Monday evening's Journal.
Kd. Wood, drayman, met witli a
paluful and Inconvenient accident
yesterday. Ho was unloading tire
iron at ('hamliers & llrotlier'a hard
ware storo aud Jet a bundle fail edgo
wlse ou his linger, milting tho oud oir
tho mlddlo linger of his right hand.
The accident will keep htm from
work for several days.
Court House items.
HHAL KHTA'rii TKANSI-'KUU.
Isabel Kobe to' I'. J. Newell, lots
II, I'A ill ami 11, block r:t, Florence,
fi'i.
Hnbt. Curey to .iarthu Mount, land
iu tp. '.1) s, r II w, llX.
Martha Mount to Kobt. Carey, lot
I, block 2, McFarliiud'a od. to t.'ol
lago drove, tWO.
W. 1'. Cheshire to P. Frank Sons,
lots r, and 0 In block 14, Mulligan's
donation to Lane county, tUXl
M. F. Kobe to Chas. II. lloldon,
lots In lllenada, f-M.
Iloiaco Flsk to Chns. II. Iloldeu,
lots 11, Vi In block 3, Fixk's 2nd ad.
trt (ilenada, ft. . " "
L. K. llean to Lucky Hoy Mining
Company, laud In sea 10, tp iti s, r
1 o,Kwithout timlwr, HOO
J. (I. Stovonsou to Annie L. Wll
luughliy, lots In block 1, Harris ad.
to Kilgone, tlTiO.).
JennlK U. Miller to C. A. Smith,
lot 2, block 4, Mol'arlaud'a ad. to
Cottage (irovn, hW.
Annie (1. Toiler to U M. To.icr,
Iota iu Hoot t 'a ad. to Kuk'Mic, fJ7R.
T. (I. ltcudrlcks to II. 1). Smith,
IOO acres in eeo. 10, tp. 1H a, r 5 ,
rtiex nailers to w. ,1. Miller, se4
ofswl,, see. is, tp. 17 a, r 1 w,
ISlXl.
Win. Hand to J. M. Pipes, trustee,
40 acres iu Skinner's Donation, l.il.
J. M. Pipes to O. A. Campbell, to
acres, Skinner's Donation, 1,V0.
Alfred Johnson to David Finn, lot
I, blk. 1:1, Cottage I trove, tAm
J.W. Long to lavld Finn, lots I,
3 and II, block 1, ioigctown, Ore
gon, h'
MIMNli I.IH'A ri(.IN.
W. J. Klblin, II. M. Miller, X. D.
Pratt, Thoa. Ilrandon, S. V, Taylor,
(1. U Kchnyder, W. c. Dsvls, locati
Vankee Doodle claim iu ltliie Kiver
district.
tili.WF.L, I.OA.M AND S.aND.
I( you build liuusra or if you build
blecks, you will need rsnd and
gravel as ueil as you ntol rHk. Ami
how aloul that lanu of yours witlilu
that aeie li. A hill,, loam would
make II rich. Hie kin. I that we have
got.
( has. K. Joyce A Co.,
Contiaclors of l aitliwork, nth and
Vtashingtou.
Inta. ,4lNI,ill-ji.-lrnBrt
PAY TO
A Place
CLEAN RUBBISH
FROM PREMISES
Insurance Inspector Says li?
Might Have to Ra.se Kates
on the City.
The notice which hits been inner tod
in tiie Kugune papers admuui&liiug
property ow tiers to clean up their
premines muat be obeyed at once.
The city is in fairly good shape ex
cept in some tnatuucea where excel
sior, old box 08, barrels and rubbitjh
of various kinds which accumulates
iu short time, have become piled up
in rear of stores and. ou Jots adja
cent. ; These substances lying around
are invitations to flames and might
cause serious loss of property if tncv'lJ
nro not it once removed.
A. T. Von Ktlinger, traveling in
ypector lor tho Palutiue, Commercial
Union arid Alliance Kiro Insurance
Companion, was In the city this morn
ing and made the rounds of business
premises with the chief of police
and street commissioner. J to found
the condition of things not quite sat-
isfactory and states that it must bo
iuimodiHtely remediod or ho will bo
compelli d to reort to his compauich
laid to t ie h 011 id of Hre innk-rwritera.
nnu ttitu result will bo nu lucrenso
iu iiiaurance rates for Eufno.
Thii city hits oujoyed ro;u,onnbln
rates and will continue to do so.
Tho ljUHtnoHH men ttud reRiduutB will
no doubt tco fo it that thoir premiHea
nro kept In proper condition.
To Protect Timber.
The tinber companies holding tim
bcr west, of Dallas, are pulling in lire
wurdoua at their own expense for the
protection of their own Interests.
Last sumuier ufter somoof the timber
fires up tho McKouzie, the holders of
tiuilier hero talkod of placing a
scout or two iu various localities to
protect their timbe r interests. This
would cost but little to tlio claim aud
would insure safety of timber, but
llkootlur thinga, it was forgotten with
the winter rains. It is uuw a good
time to consider this mutter; this fall
may bo too late.
Logaa-Wild Blackberry Cross.
Mis. L. llilyeu favored the Ouard
yesterday with samples of a new berry
that caunut but become a favorite,
Hint Ib If prolillc like Its popular
parents. Tho berry til ueettou is a
cross between tho wild blackberry
and the Logan berry both popular
flints.
Tho new 1 arry has tho shapo of the
Loguu, with nuich of tho tart aud
piquancy of the wild berry. In size
it is a medium Iwtwecn the parent
berries. It is named tho Mammoth
by its originator.
Coburg Picnic.
A mid-suininer' picnic has been
planned by tho ladles of Cobnrg to
take place at tho Co burg bridge ou
the McKenle, Sunday, July '.Hi. Tho
event is being conducted for the
benetit of the Coburg baud. Amuse
ments, literary exeicisea and pleasure
Units n ill be provided.
Mr, K. King llouderaou, deputy
postmaster of Fugene, arrived in our
valley last Saturday aud Is visiting
with his brother, Charles Henderson.
We acknowledge a pleasant call from
Mr. II. ami it reminded us of our
boyhood days when we were both
printer boys. Time appears to have
dealt gently with hi in and we hope it
will so continue. Silver Lake llul
lotiu. Sec Overton
Wall Paper and
Paint Co.
Tor iiiivthing you want
in tlio Paint, Oil,
VimiMi. Hnisli, (ilas?,
and Moulding lino.
Glazing frre o( chart!.
10 Vft M!i 8t.
WALK?
to Save Money.
' Personals.
Miss Ward weut to iiiiltey Uiia a'
leruouii. Ming Lulu Curriu is in EuKuue from
CottiiKB Urove, visiting.
JJisaLulu (Jilstrap weut to Hoda
ville this afteruoou to sueud the week.
- Frof. aud Mrs. Jos. Subafer
went thia afteruoou for a ehort
fisit to KoseLurg.
II. A. Hkeels of Siiringlleld7"hu ru
moved to Doreua, Or., where he has
decided to locate.
Mr. aud Mrs. Will Smith, of Port
laud, are visitiug iu Kugeno. Mrs.
Smith was Miss liourue.
Mrs. Frauk Hawk, of Iloseburg, ar
rived this afteruoou and is visiting
with friends iu Eugene.
Mrs,
11. C. Davis aud daughter
Elsie, leave today for Fish Lake, up
the bautiam, for an all summer s
outiug.
Miss Sadio Havcmauu of Portland,
who has been the guest of Kugeue
friends for a week, returued home
toda y.
K. J. Frasior is home from a visit
to lower valley towns where he went
iu tho iutorest of the fical Ketute Ex
change. Monday's Albany Democrat: Mrs.
R. A. lrviuo weut to Kugeno this af
teruoou to visit her duughter, Mrs.
L. Dilyou.
Mr. 11 nil Mrs. Tim Wiudell of Port
laud, who have beeu guestu of Mr. nA-
Mrs. H. F.. Hollonbock, returued to
their home today.
Mr. aud Mrs. M.S. Hubble left
Eugene toduy for Corvaliis, Soda
viile, Albany and other points of
that region. They aro driving.
F. V. Shuman, Dr. Do iiarr aud
Chas. Starr weut to Foi'tlaud this
morning to attend the sessions of the
(Jrund Lodge of the A. O. U. W.
Miss Eveyliuo Clayton of Denver,
Colo., is tho guest of Miss Bessie
Day. Miss Claytou will spend the
summer iu Eugouo us the guest of
Miss Day.
H. II. Mosby aud family, of Sil
ver Lako, aro visiting iu this viciuity
of Cottago drove. Mr. Moshy aud
family will remuiu iu the valley for a
couplo of mouths.
Mrs. J. H. Mean and daughter, Miss
Hazel, weut to Junction this after
uoou ufler visiting with Miss Stella
llean iu Eugoue for a few days. They
reside iu Portland.
Mrs. Charles Crouer aud littlo girl
aud Mre. Doty loft ou last night's
tiai u for Sheldon, Washiugtou, fur
a moutn's visit with Mrs. Duty's sis
ter. Sheldon Is on tho coast above
Olympia.
Cliftou McArthur of Portland, ar
rived 111 Jacksonville Thursday to
spend a couplo of days with his
cousin, Mrs. Juhu S. Orth, after
which ho will go to Sterling to visit
at the home of his uncle, Hon. H. E.
Aukeuy. Mr. McArthur is ouo oi the
bright young Journuiists of the state
and is ou tho Oregouiau staff. -Jack
souville Sentinel.
K. oi P. Game.
The Knights of Pythias of Cottage
Drove cross bats with tho K. P. team
of Eugene Thursday afternoon at 3
o'clock. Admission fee of l"i cents
will bo charged, which w ill include ad
mission to the grandstand.
A. U. McDonald Is canvassing Eu
gene for the Portland Journal. He
la meet lug with unexpected success in
swelling the subscription list here.
The Journal has merijs upon which
it can approach any man and ask
patronage.
Yerington's
Pheno luinliie never falls to
cure.
White Pine
forJ;he cough that follows
Satisfaction
or money
back.
Yerington
9th st. Drug Store.
f
15 SPecIals,
True Values,
Prices Plucked of Profits.
) $i.oo ioc 50c
' Towels Bonnets Shirtwaists Ginghams Etamines
29cts iTc 29c !L. ?2C
J -TTc oc 50c '$2.00 " $1.50" ""
fl Crash Skirts Tan Hose straw H.u.Men-. shoes (Men 0 Shoes, Ladies
y GOcts 29c 'K- ii
1 T, ?L25 $2 00 yd $2.50
I straw nk Men's Bonnets Foulard Silks Fancy Silks Shirtwaists
j 50c 17c 79c ?l)c 1 $1.67
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CIRCUS DATE
IS ARRANGED
The Riugling Brothers C Ircus, the
most famous show in America at this
time, has arranged a date for Eugene.
August 28th will be the time' for all
small boys to look forwurd to and the
time for all grown people to com
mence thinking about taking the
childreu. Tho show is said to be
larger aud better than ever.
Ceo. Cross has secured the coutract
to feed three bunches of bill posters,
25 in each bunch, for three days in
Eugene, so we mey also look for
ward to the time when the bill boards
will tell what the show is going to be.
Note and Comment.
The Register romarked of the var
ious criticisms which have been seen in
the Albany Dcmoarat concerning the
recent carnival hold there aud stated
that the Democrat did not have nerve
euongb to oppose its coming in the
first place. All of which brings the
following Btatoment from that paper:
"The Democrat has not opposed the
caruivul siuce its coming. It has
simply criticised it where it deserved
to be. It gave some interesting at
tractions and we had heaps of fun.
"By the way It was not Lerve at
all, butspitoof local character, which
inducea the Register to oppose the
carnival. It stands iu with worse
fakes right along.
Following a statomeut in tho pross
that Eugene daily consumed some
000,000 gallons of water, tho Albany
Democrat says :
"Mr. Ilogue, of tho Albany Water
Company, gives the daily consump
tion of water iu Albany in 24 hours
hours as approximately 1,000,000 gal
lons. The increase over Eugene is
probably due to the greater uumber
of feet of pipe here, aud yet there are
sections of the city that are not yet
receiving water. "
It's a good thing to have a second
say. Tho Democrat man was prob
ably estimating on nil the pumps and
including the beer consumption of
tho city too.
The fact that. Engle and Kostal, the
star twirlers of the Browns who
pitched for Roseburg Saturday and
Suuday in Albany, were touched np
for bits almost at will by the Albany
batters, proves that the toama of the
Willamette Valley Baseball League ara
fast compauy all bv themselves,
Every team in tho bunch, except that
of Albany, could win game after
game in the Pacific Coast League.
This is not conciet, it la almost an
assured fact. Somcrs, of Eugene, is
ouo of the best pitchers on the coast.
His team supporta him and when a
hit is made ou htm there la no time
going to waste in the Held returning
the ball to tho proper place. With
such fast nieu as O'Day, Ordway and
Struh to toss to such a sure catcher
011 first as Crawford, all of them
aided by such fielders as Shanabau,
Fishing Tackle,
Hardware, Tinware,
Guns, Ammuntion
Bicycles and
SSccond-liand Bicycles
Traded for Wood,
FRANK E DUNN'S I
Harper and Chapiu, make the aggre
gation which is winning the peuuaut.
Of I course with Mahoney behind 1
the bat and Pratt to alternate in tho
box and in the field, there is nothing
to it but victory.
The Corvullis Cazctte has a long
article headed "Come, Let'e Wake
Up." It is probable that the Gazette
man recently came through Albany,
hence his desire to "wake up."
FORESTERS WILL
CONDUCT PICNIC
Committee Appointed to Ar
range Fine Program for For
esters Day in Pa;k.
Tho Eugeue lodge, Court Popular,
Foresters of America, will conduct
a picnic at Bang's Park" on Forester's
Day, the 15th of August. The ulfair
is to be one of the events of outdoor
summer life and will be made an at
traction for everyb ody. Games, con
tests, races of all kinds and amuse
ments by the dozen aro boing figured
for by the enterprising Foresters.
rri. nnn.mif inn n....n;..i..,l ni 11... l..f
xuuuiuu, .u.-.u
mectiug 01 me lougo 10 uuvu cuarge
of the affair is as follows:
M. S. Moon, Fred liloomfield, A.
Lombard, C. C. Whito and Walter
Ross. Sub committees will yrobably
be apponted by those to have charge
of minor parts. The picnic will prob
ably bo made an annual affair if this
one is a success.
Thurston News.
(Guard Special Service.)
Thurston, July 20. Thurston is
very lively now. .
Everyone is making hay aud busy,
though time was taken for a dance
Friday night, which was a great suc
cess. Mr. Charlie Gray of this city, has
an immense cherry crop this year and
is canning a large quantity for Mr.
Ed. Whiteaker. Bad sigu Ed.
The blacksmith, Mr. Baker, played
ball with the boys last Suuday.
Our merchant, Mr. Rackard, is do
ing a flourishing business.
Mr. Fuller, who recently purchased
Mr. McMahon's place, is from tho
east and is highly pleased with our
couutry. His three sous arrived hero
Friday. They thiuk our hills some
thing grand.
Ab. Matheny i very busy hauling
his wood to Eugoue. Jim Rose is em
ployed likewise.
Irving Russell has gone to Ccdnr
Flat aawmill to rusticate.
Frauk Withers is working for
Billy Lopp.
Mr. Mead is freighting to Blue 1
Kiver.
FOR SALE. Fine new ' 5-room cot
tage for sale cheap. Nice grounds
100x80 feet. 81200-easy terms. Call
at 8U7 Pearl street, city.
FOR. YOUR.
Bicycle RemiHnp- go t
' 1
p y 11 513
VaS. L. iVlatlOCK, walflmet"
lues.
Evidence is Delayed.
In the will contest beiug coodcuwl
uy iurs. aiau&m nerore County j0l)!(
fiiucaid aguinst her brother's n
alleging that insanity aud uudueir.l
flueuce caused him to sign tb pal
wnen no was unwilling, the cwl
has adjourned the case until evifcl
nnn '-An. Ml.ki . . Jl
.au o..o t.uu. niii-.iiguu WII1CD ILi
prove that Covell was subject tt
saimy unci mat mat was one oiL-l
grouuds for which a divorce i
granted to Ms wifo iu Michigan ;I
ago.
Tho case w ill rest until the psl
arrive.
To Eugene Housewives.
I
I We will endeavor to lighten je
burdens these hot duya by prorifc
1 your table with all kinds ofubitl
some cooked foods we i
jhavo on sale fresh every dit
i baked beans, baked maccaroni, boi.:
bam, roast moats and en lade. H.
fresh bread, ' cake aud fretb fi:
pies. Yours to serve.
Tho Hazelwood Restaurant,
DOti LOST.
Large white Irish pointer. Eii
head and large "mowu spots ou 1:
sido and at root of tail. Had In
collar when left.
Suitable rcivart
information sent to
II. B. Rhodes, Thurtton, ft
Ojfi.S1onX'A,
Beuathi ) i9 KinrJ Yoo HaiPStaif
Swoatlan d's ice
quet.
cream at tb4
ADMINISTRATOR'S KOTlt'f
Notice is hereby given that ft'
dersigued lsanc Gray, Jr., bii
dulv aunointed administrator:
estate of" Isaac Gray, iiowdecefej
the County Court of wue 1
Oregon, and all persons having'
nizainsl the said estule are herf
tilled to present the same v
proper vouchers" to said adorn
tor at the law otlice of U ut
Eugene, Oregon, within ti
from tho date of this notice.
Dated this 20th day of Julv-'
L. IJilyeu, ISAAC (JRA1,
All.. f octntn AdlUlC---
nf 11.0 oolnlo nf Ikhbc Gray,
YOUR WANTS
SUPPLIED...
If you enjoy good ealiW
If vnu merely eat low-
health aud strength, yon'Hf
what you-wBtit here.
Our Menus a t attractive
Our strvice is exce'lent
del a tfooJJ1"
.liuht nrire Jf.
satitfaction oi
what you eat is11
THE
The hest of every'
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