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0 o SSvSa3 O FRIDAY EVSNINS f)L 3' . EUGENE, OftEGON, APIL 13, 19O6 FRIDAY EViNIN'G 8.3 Embroidered Skirt Patterns. Beautifully designed and embroider9 .Eyelet work, on t'z very best grade of These pahcrns e.ia be made up to fit gjst desirable garment for early Spring v Summer wear. "We have t.em in a number of 3ty5 and each style is ;xdu . 01 3 , in nit"- Kid Glpyes. A new assortment iust received by ex press today. El bow lengths, dress ed and undreifrd kid, also a full line of plain Qi Ucc long silk gloves suitable for Easter wear. EASTER OFF Ladies' White All ready for Easter morning. Perfect fitting Q-vd guaranteed to be made of the fc'st gra:!iof all-wool serge, PanPna an? Mohair. If you expect to be prcOOrly dressed Sunday you must wear white, and there is no reason why you should not, for the price is so low on these garments that all can well afford to take advantage of our offerings. OCX) VESUVIUS ISS!LENT THIS MORNING diet fur a cert.dty ou account of his limited kimi h' li ot olc.Q?.c torvg-. Sci'l)tistcCOday ascen !u! the niouu tuia far at)- v.- the observ 'tow. 8 0 ARM TORil OFF n - 1 mi am Uf is uisar ana uunsmna Has Restored Confidence Cor mil U, Mil''nrliimlt BY CIRCULAR o SAW MURDERER HANGED H WALLA WALLA 080 a stick of Neckwear. Consisting of all the nw neck asccs imaginably from the long ; fane stoieo th: daintiest turn- ' 'over K,e. far the Hoir, Neck and Trim- mLig Purposes.' We bay our ribbons direct from filarshal Field, therefore have the best at the lowest prices. Ladies' Belts. !n all the new effects. The best line of white belts on the market from 20c up. We also have a splendid line of gold, silver and, beaded belts. Every one strictly up-to-date. Everything in this I dir!ment that is j Up-to-Dat. TWa Fit, the Customer and Guarantee Satisfaction Every IXespect. PRICES RANGING FROM rea- KHNUj Laca Bolero Jackets. This littfe garment is very sim ple but adds much to ones dress. We have them in a number of cuicrent patterns at very sonablc prices. Ladies' Hosiery. In black, tan and white, lace, drop stitch and embroidei&l?! 0ccis. We have an excellent hose of embroidered lace that we are selling at 23 p?r pair. They look ana wear well. Whits Serga Coats. Only three left, and if you have thought of making a purchase of a garmentfjjbis kind you should not delay? as they will go this week. The price is3 only $J0.UU. Government Is Rushing Food, Cloth ing and Supplies Into Stricken Districts as Fast as Possible Over Crippled Railways Or., iil 1: while holding timber iiirninsi a cutoir saw at tin nx liundln mill near Wells, llcntou coun ty, at 5:4." last night, accidentally K it hid elbow 011 the saw. The arm was out and torn olf at the elbow. Doctors amputated it above the el bow. Mcl'arlaud resides at Indepen dence. He is aged X years and has a wife and child. Simon Brooks Pays Penalty For Taking Life of Adolph Mlllff Naples, April 13. Tho skies aro 1 clear tiiis morning and tho fall of unties nnd iftsjors has ceased for a ' time at least. The number of bodies being found is constantly increasing. Animal in the stricken district are dying by the thousand. The carcasses are adding to tho horror of tho un healthy comidition. Order ia rapidly being restored. The government is idiing aid with every facility through the military organivatiuiis. Clothing and food are being hurried into the stricken distircts as fust as the still crippled railroad lines will permit. The king is personally di recting operations. , PRESIDENT AFTER i LAW VIOLATERS Curious Number "13" HoodorMays Important Pait in tiie Ca$. 0 His Neck Was Broken. Died Indifferent. o Washington, April in. President lioosevelt, after repeated conferences with the cabinet, has determined to inaugurate a vigorous campaign tore claim all government land unlawfully fenced by the large cattle owners. So far these men have escaped through technb'idities. RUSSIAN GOVERNtNT NEARkYANKRUPT CO Walla Walla, Wash., April U Tho hodoo number 111 played a very mys terious part In the fate igj Simon Hrooks, who was hanged in the pen itentiary here this morning for tho murder of Adolph Miller at Hidgo lleld, Wash., near Portland, on the. Slith day of last November. The trap was sprung at 5:i:l a. m. on Good Fri day, the thirteenth day of the hyith. His cell number was VI, lie was con victed on the thirteenth of the month ami had been ivorced from his wife for thirteen years, lie died liidilfer eut 0?3is fate. His neck was broken. j St. Petersburg, April 13. It is stat- L i ed that coinnleto bankruntcv for the Naples, April 13. -Six thousand per- Russian government is npproacQng. I sons are engaged in clearing away the Loan negotiations are at deadlock, j debris today. The day is perfect and with only a fe millions left in the tho sunshine has restored the spirits imperial treasury. I of the people. Hright colors aro re-! " ! sinned. The air is clear and iuvigo ratiug. V...-.la ..w:l 1't Al. 1 PfegrjyJH--more ussurces today, -r-.- nilfiij from observations based upon his ex- St. PetolavH Ajiril 1.1. H is -.HWept JJriggs Texas yVisWidjiy perience. whidi lead to the belief that , (lcially Mi-r! thutthe - second , uMtffc, Kwt iWwNt V the exidosive period of the eruption HaguQioai-e coirf(MT'W.i(Jui(j,lp'(iradr -.T 'f-INL. - a is over, nlthough he istinablo to pre-! joiirned until Sept(mtit.'r. ... f-J -ibi, fWf'w1' -TH HAGUE PEACE CONFERENCE CYCLONE SWEEPS A TEXAS TffWN Dallas, Texas, ninny April 13.- II. Injured In a i: f fin is re l1 and which Many TO DOWiE GREENE AMD NEWS FROM GAYNOR NATIONAL HEAVILY PINED CAPITAL i Sdvamiiili. (ia.. Anril 13. Greii ,, .iiiu j.. , uiivo ih.o laniiUaynor were this mowing sen Chi, '3 to Dowift Mint. H hoard of d nve t be appointed by Dowie TO by oliva, be named to di ll affairs of Ziou. After a cou ps with his attorneys WeUeu an- ; that Dowio would agree W '"i that would deprive him in measure of his temporal or spirit - nghts. fenced to four years in the federal day $ie charges against DarneH, noin- Washington, April A3. Senator Tillman presented to the . senate to- prison at Atlan and fined JTiTo.lKH the total anioiint of the embezzle ment. 0 Messrs. Gaynor and Green took tho pauper's oath, swearing that neither of them was wortlovir twenty dol lars, and were relieved of their lines, hinted for the postinastership at Washington, specifications relating to the Morris ejection. KODAK' Dayligft all the Way by the Kodak Systeia. U)ADLNG. unloading, DEVELOPING, PRINTING, ALL without a Dark Room. todaks and Brownie eras of tKfe t.est Dpsio-nc r-- KODAKS $3.00 to R20.00. o - o BROWNIE CAMERAS $1.00 to ,$9.00,; ht)AK TANK nFVFtriPEH $2.Q to. $6.00. tv Ike laret and Phoftpaphle . . PpUea to btiudjtj O Rft Drug Co. NARROW ESCk OF OLYMPIC Gibraltar, A statement submitted to the house committee today by Alfred Windsor, ElWi'li'i't o tlie Boston Steamship T.-2' t C....1H., ... Uompany opeiuiuiK iuhh ,.,i-tn.u t the Orient, says that unless govern ment aid is extended his conpany I TCIM will 6) compelled to quit business. I Lnlll i.'ormor CongQosnian Loud declared Ijwi Sprockels line, from San I'ran- ... ,...t!.. .;oi I . Fr;end!y's Graii Easter Sale Ke'-kwetu" a::d Hosiery. 40c Fine Lisle Hose 25c. Seven do.!t-n fine llr.le hose, plain lace and embroidered in white, b'.?ck and blue. Boot and allovcr lace eilccts. Extra special values, -10c quality. )r A pair. 20c Women's and Children's Hosiery, pair 12J4c Extra special (or Friday and Saturday only. Ten dozen plain and ribbed hose, extra heavy ones for i) coys. Special, a pair IC 35c, 50c and 75c Neckwear, each 25c Twenty dozen beautiful Ea&ter Neckwear. Every new style is represented, lace, silk and wash colors. Special lor two days at, each a, j'j (S Easter Sa'.e Lingerie Wai ts. WaisM at. $ 1 .98. About 40 at this price, short an !on sleeves, made of Persian Lawn. Open front and back, effectively trimmed, neatly iiuished. Waist, at.gji2.9S. An immense variety In short and long sleeves, of dainty and sheer white Batiste and Mull, exquisitely trimmed in lace and hand embroidered, worth up to fe. fQ J3.50, lor only..... pZ..VO Waist. at. $3.90. Choice lingerie waists, entirely new, oi tine Mull and Batiste, long or short sleeves, witu newel oimmingi. Great values, worth up to $4.75. $1.25 36-luch Taileta, special, a yard .$1.00 Cisco to Australia, wliy abandoned oj! - . fa .i,:.,. anu piaceu uiniei uttpu.iv.-'o u..... srrncK ine Hi.eitiuei uui udci ..... ..... April 13. A big wave i 1 ' .... iv..,l.. nujnt if the sunsmy on. ...us. s cnnj.uK 'im Indians ou the Linatiila Wer- twim to Athens. esca , to Athens. Six members Dare y hHvo (leInnnuwl ped be.ng washed overboard and ..iP sheen driven across the one was injured. t ! reservati-.n. S'km, t, are protesting "a,.x of the t- am may be unable to .f H6!iIlr,lIlc.0 compete in t!;.- (.Mines. ... . t.,,om would be i.ermit- a dislocated shoulder; IlaiTeyCon, , ff distance runner , r. A. .ue- , ,r(ltec:ti,w wUll Ag,.t Edwards. iniiii,9'immpr,.uflered severe bniises. O Bert Kerrigan, high jumper, of Port-, laud, Or, and Sheridan, uiscns T. .Qra nnrt i.ri,,,ra committee h flower, were injnred. Mitchell lOl ; unauini0nsly reported favorably tho J. I., yillman, whose Knee is irac- fall) gppropriatinW-WO.UW for the tc tlireU, IJ.f.J' uo vuu.ft.b. The war de- iivHltnblo EASTER SALE MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING. Men's Clothing aid Furnishings. B. valve Gr?y. It's a new fad that's struck the town. Have VjOii caught it ? We have as many pretty greys, single Sid double breasted mod els, with all the dash you expected. Bdys' Clothing fur boys' clothing is the JT bcett. The boys say so : the ft A ' mfjthers say so. It must be I'tI Y sc Our boys' clothing is'.' V,A sc. much beter in values and style to stuff shown around town that there is absolutely no comparison. Prices $2 to $&5Q A pair of Pony stcSkings and a tic v;ith suits thi:: week. $I2,$I6,$20,$25 All special values. New hncy Vests at$I.50to$l ARRIVES ON THE STEAMERiMONGOilAN lumbia river jetty. THREE WEEKS 00 o o Ban Francisco, April 13. Governor General Smith, of the Philippines, arrivod on the Mongolian today. W. R. P. L. The ladies o? &e Women's Repi'll can Patriotic League are notiSci that a meeting will be held at MrV. H..hrzachild's rosidfooe. Ml 11 Eleventh street, tomorrow tternoon : bock beers, BLOCKADED o e?-" Salt Lake, April 13.-The blockade of t Salt Iake route will be raised Sunday. The road has been tied up for three weeks on account of wash-oats. Jjg Beer Tomorrow; o CQOO Saturday, the best of 'Weiuhard'i," will be at 2 o'clock. served all over the state of Oregon. FSaris and NcworkJEaster Fashions Reproduction of hundreds of thtfomost stylish and refined model? in all the popular fabrics, beautifully made in the the best man-tailored jvay. Suits that are thoroughly fashionable. See the Easter Suits and Wraps and make your sclectiofl with the full assurance that you will be well and tastefully dressed, that you will save time, worry and money. 0 Goats and Jackets at $5-$9.50 Splendidly tailored coats and jackets in loose and tight fitting garments, in lined or unlined, with and without collars. Bxtra values at $5 and $9.50. oSuits at $12.00 Handsomely tailored Pony or Eton Suits. Coats satin lined, neatly trim med, worth anywhere $15. tlO EasteoSale Price. P1 Eugene's Foremost and B?sL Store. Satisfaction or Your Money Back. CD ,