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Cold Price Facts - lWI fILtB IB im ML US'-
Mas'iB it VIA til &M PimiTMvr Ansta nAfftiAinriR-i
sr 1 uui in tubtnc and wn Nnr elu
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EUGEff ..CHARTER HOT '
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Cors t
Covers
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25c (
We stick to price facts in Wash Goods be
cause they are cold figures, hard facts that
cannot be avoided. The richest things in Wash Good.? are here
as well as the ordinary at stubborn common sense prices that
mean a saving of money. We have the prettiest things in "Wash
Goods minus the usual pretty price that is little and plain.
Style is money's worth usually, as much as the cloth; we make
no charge for style; we charge only for the cloth and little for that.
A large showing of pretty Lawns and Chall'cs at 5c
JOc Lawns and Dimities for 8c
1214c Lawns and Figured Muslin.. 1 Oc
1 5c Lawns, Dimities and Mulls 12'Ac
20c Figured Organdies or.. 15c
25c Figured Organdies and Mulls. 1. 20c
30c Summer Wash Goods. ll 25c f
50c Linen Suiting Reduced to 25c
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Covert Coats in correct fitting, semi-fitting,
box and porv styles; a good run of sizes; a
garment that is good the year round dt dt dt
$10.00 Coats reduced to...... $8.00
$J2.50 Coats reduced to $10.03
$15.00 Coats reduced to.
$12.00
We are how showing the best line of house
wrappers ever shown in Eugene. They con
sist of. just what ths housekeeper needs in.
colors and styles, dt dt ' dt dt dt -dt dt dt
Percale and Calico Wrappers, dust colors - $ 1 -00
Lawn and Dimity Wrappers. - $1.25
Wrappers made of heavy stripped Nurses Gingham ... $ 1 .50
(Sizes from 32 to 46)
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A few three-quarter length plaid Coats are left in stock and to
close out the line we make the following prices:
$12.50 Coats now $10.00 $18.00 Coats now $15.00
f Wlf To those wl' haVC cxPre3a:1 hcmsc!ves as 'an'"? one o
V)rgQn PlllOWS the Eugene, Oregon pillow tops, we wish , to say that they
. . . 4 - A 1 . annM t f -'"T- f! Vll C IF Vl flrcf
should call ana secure intra as s"'
edition of twelve dozen is almost exhausted and if you delay there will be nothing left but
disappointment. j I . - -
Worth Looking Into
A misfit tests a man's patisncc-a frayed cuff and a saw edge collar'do
not add to his comfort. Economy sometimes prompts mm to pat up with
these things. Men accustomeJ to Raying fancy prices are likely to defer
.i . . .. lm Arives them. We suggest that our Mens
, mcir snorping umu , . . , ,
a' - Outfitting Departments are worth the attention of every man m town, both
V'l t. Zc j ,4c anA cmod fits and because our prices arc the most
uutdUKv; 111 j(UUU juw- t ,
economical.
SAILORS' STRIKE
STILL SPREADING
IN NORTHWEST:
Seattle, WhhIi., ,1umo 1H. Tho on
tiro urowH of tho l ucillr tumut httani.
rn Uuml UIii mid City of Topeku wtnu
chIIihI off thin nuHiiiiiK l Suintary
iJill, of tho SailnrH union, mult-i- ii.
ilriu't.iotm from hcadq'uart'rri at Kan
Kramiisro. Tlirt) aie no orli;rH yol
to call off tho men on tho htcnnn-iH
ipoiatod ly othor companion at llu.
oort, ami Loral Aont iMclvinz i of
rho Hue i tic Ccarit Company, iH aw nil -iiiK
iiiHtrin-tioiiH whothor tu kcmI th.
Umatilla out with a non-union crow.
ATTACK liV UNIONISTS.
Portland, Or., June l'X HiiriitioHa
ritiit Hoek, of tlio Sailors' Union,
mm arret-tod today, aci'iiHcd of leao-
iK thu assatdt upon tlio in.ii union
ortnv of tho J(dmn lJauluon lint nihl
in which til roo wiiloia worn injurcl
LVo lioailoadH of union sailors hoard
e l tho vohsoI whilo the crow wan tdoip
ii ami worn drivon otf hy Orp at
Lcviriini with dilticulty. Walter Knti i
i nd doHoph Schoim worn Hlmt and
voundod.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
WILL PAY TAX ON
REPEALED LOCAL OPTION! sis.ooo a mile
WHARF FIRE
AT BALTIMORE
Baltimore, Juno 13. Tho Savnnnah
4ton!iiHhlp wliaif of tho MorohnntB Si
Mluorn Transportation (oinpnuy wa
toUilly dustroyi'd ly liro this morn 1 11
with n loss if !,HX,(XHI.
Tho ctoanuir KfMex, hnlf unloado I
niili lyiiiB at tho wharf, wiia Ignito I
.mil towed into tho wtri'tt n, whor
llo l.lll nod In tho ati I'b surll no.
Edward Atkii , John Onnntl!o and
Vlaniinl Odo lo, inninhorH of hor nrow,
vero bnrnnd to dtatli. Tho Etui' x
wax worth :!(), (HH).
The wvll-Btockoil piors woro (Icivbk
ati'il and for n tinio a ri'pi'tition of
tho Kr-'at liro wan throntftniMl. lOilit
HKOwa and Iiiuki'h , nt tho wharvon,
woro dohtroyod.
Enacted Latsr Than Local Optica Law and Provided For
Licensing Sale of Liquors, RajMifojr Ail Acts or Parts
ot Acts In Conflict Therawitfe-AIiornays Say That JjJe
Hamilton Has He'd Their Position Good In
Proliihifion Fight Tvvj Yaars Aso
SEMTOR MILLARD '
FAVORS LOCK CANAL
Washington, Jono 13. Sonator Mil
lard, chairman of the ranal uommit
top, Hpoko today favoring a look rami,
at an bo foot lcvol. Ho naiil tho cout
woulil ho hwa hy over . l.r)(l,(i(HI,00'.)
lhan the toa li rtl typo. ,
A San FranuiHco di'loKation net'kiu(
I'ninciul aid will he ivnn a hoarln ,
tomorrow hy ttio Iiouho coinmittto on
apprnpriatioiiH. j
The house committee on nKrioulturo
riMieHKifd thin afternoon ami npreed
upon tho moat inflection hill, all
except m to who hIkmiIiI pay tho cunt
of inneotion. Tho hill n ncooptod
provldeit that lul'la on canned ood.i
shall not lieir the date or caiinini;.
Tho hill alno proviileri for ft nlixi
m urn fine of Spy) mid impriaoi..
ineiit for three yi am for tho bribery
of MiHpecUirH.
HAMPTON
IJF-AD NG
QfORE.
m. J. BRYAN ARRIVES
AT ST. PETERSBURG
St. IVtrrhhiirir, Juno 13. Wni. J.
Itryan arrived Imto today. Ilomiys
Im cxpiM-tH lo ?Uiy tho liiiHninii nit
tiiili'in and ho to Und pooplo of all
HurNnbd npiniolis ln:t htlh dccliiHNl
t diwuHr Iho political hiluation, Hiiy
iuu ho had Imcii imhio 'on Iomk. Itry
an will viri tjhc doutna toninrrnvO
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i;0() KATKIr AM) liiiVAN.
Indi nup jli , Juii' 1 : i. A poll of
tho National K lit. rial Aihoc nthni
hIiowh i i it h i:- pidilic.tuii proMHit
favor tn rciioiiiiiiiii ion of lloowv t
und th" n iuocratH want Ihyun for
proddci.t in I'.iw.
I All want tariff reviniun.
A milt to onjoin thn county court
from making an order declaring pro
liihit ion lo cxi.-t in Kuciio and do
crcoiK thitt tho rocont chctlonoa
prohihitiun ho far im it etlcctH Ku
muo ho Invalid and of no force and
.lfHit, wad filed In tho circuit uourt
tli'm aftMnmnn hy H illiam . Hen
hIiiiw and Alf Walkci, Mic woll known
hqilor dealers, couductiUK ll)e Hotel
-inieede har. Woodcock & Potter urn
their attorneys Tho ground upon
which tho injunction ih a-ked Ih Unit
the local option law wan repealed no
ar iih it appllen to tho city of Eiicno
hy the enactment of tho charter of
Knis'eue.
Tho attorney b in tho cane Htate that
thin uno U exactly tho buuiu hh Iho
one at Marnhlleld two yeitvH eo in
which Judo llaiuiltou decided in ia
vor of the plainl iUV, kuockinu out
; rolitliil inn In that city.
The complaint aa filed tliM after
noon recited i jiart iih t'ullowH:
"lhat the i foroHiiid charter of tho
city of Kiikciig wan enacted by tho
people of tnu Htuto of Oregon an 1 hy
tho leinliitivo aHaemhly of tho fit at o
of Otrt n, and in entitled 'An act to
reincorporate tho oily of Enono, and
to iop ia! ail ucIh nnd partu of acta in
contl.i t hen with, which naid not wiih
dop'"d nui. Illod In tho offlcfl of tho
hi cn tar; of btato of tho Htatn of Oro
Kon, on tho lKtli daj of Kehrnury,
l:K .r, anil went into effect and fcrco
Uii ilayH a tor tho leiHlaturu adjoi rn !
e t and Kind charter Ih now tho duly '
inn ted charter of tho oily of Kukouc,
..,! iitiH heen at nil timet, heroin nl-1
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".Section lLH o" (Muiplor H of m:id
c arler providci : 'A'l riiihla veHtiMt
ur liahilitieH Incurred under either i
tlio act of incorporation of tho city
of Kiikoiio or I ho amendatory no's
thereof or any ordinanco when t'lih
a 'X takes ofTeiit Himll not thereby bi
I. .at, impaired or in any way dis
charged or d(t royod. '
" I'll it in m ikin,' tlu order for an
election iih atoreHivid the election i n
prohibition in t: o conn y Hiiid coun
ty court acted on wild pretended pe-1
titiou,and mild county court nrrai Ki d
Htibl form on wild ballotH and n ud i
8iiid CHimiHH of wild ballotH iilior B dd
election and filed mud nlmtract o
wi'd vide, claiming to net under an
act enacted liy the people of the utate
of Oregon, proviilinu for olectioUH in
any county to determine whether
the wile of lutoxicatinK lliiurn hIiiiII
he prohihlte 1 in wild county, togeth
er with other provixlonx, and which
act iH printed at pave 41 of the en
earl lawn of Oregon for the year l!Mi.r,
ami which act wiih proponed by tho
people by initiative petition and pro
vided at the Koneial election held
June li, llKM, and hy a proclamation
of the governor, dated Juno Ul, HK)I,
took ell'iK't on Willi date,
i "That wild act wiih duly repealed by
tho people of the Binto of Oregon nnd
; by the Ifuitdutive iiHbemhly of tho
j htate, iih far iih tlio wuno appllen to
tho idly of Kiiene, by wild city cluir
tr of the city of Kugene, enacted and
adopted iih ben inbeforno net forth;
niifi Hint wild act, rh afonaid, him
no force or effect in the city of Ku
Keiie and bad no force and cffitct at
the lime of the flliliK of wild preleud
led petition nnd at tho limn of making
naid order for election by wild county
j court, nnd nt U o time of wild elec
j tion, and therearter.
"And that nil of m il a- Ih nnd pro
:ceeilingH, bh iiforetuihl, by wild county
1 court in ordering im election nnd by
wilil county clerk In pluclng wild form
on wiid balloiO nod cauviihHlug wild
voIch for and ugaiiiHt prohibition In
ljmci county, iih a whole, and partic
ularly an to teo city of Kiigene, in
said I .alio county, were und areinvul
hi and void and of no force mill
elfe-t."
The complaint allegeH that tho com -ly
court when it ineetH on Juno loth
to declare prohibition in the connly
at regarilH Kiignnn Hliall be doing to
U'diiwCully ; that the phiiutill'H will In
prohihited from conducting their
liUHincsH and wi efully and U'dav -
f nil V bo p'ohihited lrom carrying en
thoir biiHineHH by th wile of Intox
icating liquor and will wrongfully
and unlawfully do troy their tiade.
Tiny pray lot n decree of tho couit
enjoining nnd rcHtrainlng tho court
from making uu order pruhibitiu ( the
wile of iiitoxluating liquora within
tho lllnltu uf the oily of Kugono dur
ing thu peuilnney of the suit.aud
upon tho (iiml hearing that tho court
ho perpetually enjoined tnyn luakiiig
Hinli order; and thnt it be deoroed
thai wild election so held and nil the
proceediugH connected therewith In
B ib r lis tho Hanio effects tho city of
liugono bo declared to bo Invalid nnd
of no force or effect, and for suoh
other reliof lis tu tho cum I may soon)
equitable.
KNOCK OUT COUNTY PKOIIIM
TION. ljiiter in tho afternoon usuit where
in T. C. Liickey and H. II. Anderson,
pirtners in tho million business , nt
Hpringllcld, are tho plaintiffs, wa
Illod Booking to onjoin tho county
court from declaring prohibition to
exist in 1. uno county iih u whole, on
iroundH t iiliHlaiit inlly and in briuf
us o1I(ivh:
Thai tho piiHHago of the net granting
tho charter to iOugeno repealed the
local option law as far iih It would
effect Kuyoiio; that '275 names on tho
local option petition for a prohibi
tion snloctioii in tlio county woro
tlione of vol.orH of Kugono, who were
not qualllled or out it led to sign II)
piil'.lliin; that tho iti'milior of lega.
voters required to sign tho petitioi
was MIO, but that less than 1IH1 legal
voters' names woro on tho petition ;
that tho court ill milking the order
for tho election in prohibition did
no' except and excludo Kugono from
tho county ns n whole.
! Tho plaintiffs pray for n deoroo en
jolnlrg and restraining the county
t'.i-. i. iio.u ire. ting an order prohibit
ing the wile of liipn rs In Linn) county
in n whole during tho pendency of
the suit mid upon 'ho final hearing
tbit the court be pi rotu. Hy onjoiued
from making such an order; nnd
that tho election bo declared to be
invalid und uf no force nnd elfin' t."
Allany, Dr., Juno 1H. At n con
ontu.ti of tho iisnessorH of Western
Oregon, hehl In this city, it yvns do
elded to more than trehlo the assess
ment, of tho Southern Pnoifla linilwny
Coinpnny. A rate of Jlfl.tRH) pr mile
wiih rfocided upon, wtiereas-lierotoforo
the nvorago nssessmoiit has boon but
St in. ,
The assessment is to bo divide 1
betneen rolling stock nnd roadbed.
The iihhchi iiiont of rolling Btock Is to
bo r?'HH) a mile and roadbort lfl,0(X).
It ivns decided to nsscHS, tho Wood-huru-Natron
iirnncli nt fSWH) per
inille and tho west side rond wiii be
forced to pay at the ruto of 110,000 iu
Polk and Benton counties. ' '
I'Yoni n rato of from 975 to 1100 the
rate of the Pulliiinn com puny is to bo
raljed tu ?IIKI per mile.
Tho present rum vt ?20,000 per mile
In Multnomah county will roninin un
changed. ' -i
DOCTORS TAKE OUT
LIVING MAN'S HEART
Philadelphia, June 13. For 40 min
utes the piilsnting hoart of William
Wyatt was held iu the hnndB of phy
sicians In tho Pennsylvania hospital
on Siiturday, while Dr. Klohard Hart,
hospital surgeon, sowed six stltohos iu
tho organ nnd thon roplnood it Id the
man's body.
Wyntt, who at first was thought to
luivo boon fatally Btnbbod, 1b reported
ns resting comfortably today.
It wns tho third time that suoh a
delicate operation has been perform
ed Iu this olty,
Wyntt wna etherized by Dr. Hart,
wiio made a long Incision In tho left
side, sufficiently large for the sur
geon to plungo his hand iusido and
tnko out tho man's pulsating heart.
lie then placed the organ upon tho
outstretched JpnluiB of two assistants
and thoro It lay, throbbing vigorous
ly, ns it Bent the blood through tho
arteries.
rixamlnntioii showed that tho knifo
had inflicted a wound In tho organ
measuring nn inch and n quarter in
length. Fortunately the Injury hud
missed tlio urterles. ;
DEPUTIES ARREST
NEGRO OPPRESSORS
Ht. Louis, Juno in. Undor Instruo
tioiiH of thu United Hiatus innrsliiil
deputies armed with rilhm this .morn
ing at Kikestoii, Mo., nrrested Churl s
M. nnd W. f). Hinith, charged with
f -living negroes to work their UKHI
niTe plantation under guard nml
without salary. Other members of
tli II r m nrn Imllig wiught nnd tho
marshals expect to arrest a corps of
Smith's guards.
Washington politicians nro of tho
opinion Hint Vice President r'nlr-
hauks will be nominated by the l(c
puhlicaus to inaki) tho race ugainst
liryaii for the presidency.
ELECTROCUTION OF
CHARLES TUCKER
Huston, Juno 12. Charles L.
Tucker wns electrocuted nt 12:12
o'clock this morning for the mur
dur of Mublo Pago. Ho was officially
pronounced (loud by tho prison doc
tor nt 12:1!). Three applications of
tho current woro made.
When Tucker arrived In front of
the death oluilr he drow from his
trousers pocket a brief (statement,
which ho rend. Tho statement was:
"I hopo that Clod will forgive mo
for all tho wrongs I have evor done in
my past lifo. 1 forgive everybody who
bus wronged mo. I am at poaoe -with
my maker. May Uod havo mercy
on my soul."
Tucker thon sat down In the cbnir
and after tho guards hnd adjusted the
straps the warden raised his hand aaa
slgniii to tho olootrlolun, and the
doomed man was electrocuted.
JETT'S CONFESSION .
IS MADE PUBLIC
Cynthiana, Ky.. Juno 13. Tho nnn.
foBsion of Curtis Jott, sentenced to
lifo Imprisonment for the murder of
James It. Marauni and to donth for
tho murder of J. Cockrill, town mar
shall, was mndo public today. It is
a Oerd, tincniiny story of the feud
ists of tho mountain region. It do
clares that Btuto Senator HarglB Ib
innocent,, and nointa out Jnilirn llnr.
gls and I'M Cockrill ad the ohlef con
spirators in tho murders.
J. T. Ilrown bos Iieon appointed
postmaster nt Vcndloton, Oregou.