1
BIG FOREST FIRE
UP MOHAWK RIVER
Dyspeplets
dlrouifort5 of lmliextlon nl d
Quirk, y rm Soar
Clearance
THIRD WEEK OF FRIENDLY'S
Semi -Annual Clearance Sale
j. EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN RVERY DEPARTMENT
Mouikcn, imarumru,
V.., .nilallotliur
a-lwWnrW of in, I lotion ul d Wj-
eoktxl tablet. I0t: or JoC.
Catarrlets
Nal 1'iturrli-BlUy
InHiminlitllin. hfl
Sale
U Made br Hood If Good.
50c Belts for ljc
Our entire stock of 50c wash,
and silver Belts. Your
choice at each
gut
19c
75c Fancy Hose 45c a Pair
Your choice of entire stock of 50c, oOc
and 75c lace or embroideried, colored
or black Hose, 20 styles. A C
Your choice, a pair.
50c Lisle Cloves 42c
Tonight only our entire stock of lisle
thread Gloves, colored and yf
black. Your choice 'ravC
35c Lisle Gloves 19c pr.
Shirt Waist Sale
$3.00 Waists $1.50
$1.50 Waists 75c
All Silk Waists 25 Less
Men's and Boys 25c and
50c Neckwear 1 2c
Tonight Only
About 500 Neckties included in this sale,
bands, bows, Windsors, four-in-hands, tecks
and shield tecks, pure silk ties and worth
up to 50 cents. Special
tonight I 2C
20 to 50 Discount on all
Men's Summer Underwear
Big discounts on all Men's and Boys'
Wear and Clothing.
Straw Hats Y2 Price
$3.00 Hats... .$1.50 $1.50 Hats.....?5c
$2.00 Hats.... $1.00 $1.00 Hats .50c
Clearance Sale Remnants
CAArt Remnants of all kinds, Dress Goods, Silk, Wash Goods, Table (AA
JJJJ Linens, Muslins, Ginghams, White Goods, Linings, Laces, JvUU
Embroideries, Trimmings, Ribbons, odds and ends in Men's, Women's and Children's
Underwear and Hosiery, etc." Five tables full of remnants that have accumulated during
the past six months. If you attend (and you ought to arrange to come) this sale you'll
get some of the greatest values ever offered in this community. The lengths are VA to
10 yards, enough for waists and dresses, and the prices will be
ONE-HALF REGULAR PRICES
With the exception of Cottons and Sheetings
These will be 20 less than Regular Prices
Little Tutor Play Suits, Sizes 1 to
8 Years, 6 Patterns. Each 50c
Logging Firm of Renninger
& Button Lose Several
Thousand Dollars
Personal.
Waller Hocloa spent Sunday at You
calla. Mrs. H. A. Schwerins ia viaitiuB at
Newport.
A. U. Murstera returned to Roae
burn today. N
E. J. Crow went to Albany today
on busim'bH.
Fred licau. of Mupletou, arrived up
of Their Yarded ' Logs- Another ; frou ftand Sunday.
! Dr. C. V. Littler, of Albany, spent
Blaze at (he Mouth of Winberry! Sundayiu Euifeue.
Misa Ollie Alarquiss ia enjoying an
Their New Chute Destroyed and Fire
Passed over Several Million Feet
Greek
! outing at Newport.
JOSEPH DEYULIO
lane County Italian
Junction United With His Family
After Absence of Twenty Years
ed hbr bou to return to Italy to lire,
and she thought if she could pornuado
AU1DDV Hill daughter-in-law to remain, her
HAiTl MAN " would return. She borrowed the
money sont to buy the tickets with
n Ml u and spent it for other things, hence
Residing Near the wife and babe bad nothing to
buy a tickot with to America.
bho wrote Deyulio of this and be
was so diaguatod that he refused to
aoud any more money, honce for 18
years thoy have beon soperated by the
oceau. About two years ago Uoyulio'a
mother died aud his wife thou wroto
him it was her dosire to come to th s
country. lie, remuinberiug his 11 rat
experience In sending mouoy, thought
, Junction City, Or., Aug. 13. The
happloat man In Orogon la Joseph
Deyulio, who lives oigbt miles west
of tbia place. Twenty years ago he
was a resident of Oampobaano, Kopo-
bnttiui, Italy, where ho waa married I it the Bitfust way to send hor a ticket
to Maria Maro3gllose. Leaving lilfl.Foi hersolf aud daughter. This he
bride of a few months ho Bhipped ub did, and after miiny delays in proving
a aailor to America to souk bla for- bis Amorican olti.enship and hie
abl'lty to care for thorn when they
arrlvod in tills oontry, bo at laat not
them. They arrived hero laat week.
Ills dnugbter, whom he bad nover
Been, bad nuurled and waa left a
tune, afte which bo was to send for
his wtfo.
After reaching the Uult.od States ho
went to wo' k with the oue idea in
view of saving enough money to send
for bis wifo. In a few months bla
wife wrote him of the arrival of a
little dark-oyed dnughtor, who bad
oome to blosa their home when aho
reachod Amoarica. Iu a few mouths
Deullo had saved enough money to
faring blB wife undj baby to him.
TkUi he sent to hor iu Italy expecting
.eho would oome at once. Ilia wife
as living with hl mother, who wish
FIRE ENGINE FOR
CITY OF FLORENCE
Ordered at Last Meeting of City
Council-Salmon Canneries on
Siuslaw Getting Ready for the
Fall Pack
The city council of Florence at the
regular meeting laat Monday evening
voted to purchase a baud fire engine
with 500 foot of boae and a cart, from
A. O. Long, of Portland, for 81300,
dollveied at Yaquiua.
Wednesday evening while one of
the donkey engines at tlio Hurd log
ging camp waa beiug loaded on a
scow at the mouth of -Hadsall Creek
preparatory to taking it up to Know
lea Creek the scow in some way slip
ped back from the bank lotting the
engine. Into the river. A orew of men
worked there nearly all night aud
sucoeeded in getting the euglue back
on the bauk.
Mr. Gibson' who ooerated the llii.-.l
MIbs Maude aiorriB nas jpenea nei cmierv last fall, arrival hr rm...
Uresamamug panora in mi Portland the flrat of the week and ia
building. Reception room 3. 'Phone 0U8T puttlng the cannery in order for
I widow with one small babe, which
alio brought with her.
Deyullu has a farm of 80 acres of
good land aud It la well atockod with
goats, sheep and oows.
ed 17!U.
f IJBmsg
Particular men know
thit summer dust, the stain ol vaca
tion travel, combined with the grease of peripiration, clog
and stifle the pores. Keep them clear and healthy, so that
you may look ruddy, (resh, and cool these Summer days.
POMPEIAN
MASSAGE CREAM
withdraws every particle ol impurity Irom the pores ill the
way through and by gently exercising the facial muscles
rounds them out to perfect development ; blackheads and
wrinkles immediately disappear, leaving nothing but the natural
glow of health and cleanliness.
A FREE SAMPLE
and copy ol the famous book "A Treatise on Facial Massage"
will be given you ii you call at our store (or them
W. L. DeLANO
business the coming amnion. This in
Idlcates that there is likely to be aoine
: competition for purchasing the Uah
oaught on this artearn thia season.
that ought to be of advantage to the
Uahermen. Win. Kyle i. Soub Co. will
have their caunery and cold storage
plant rendy for business in a few days
inure. The two eetablishmouta will
be in the market for Bab, and the
men ought to get better prices for
ineir oaun man ia usually the case
where the business is all in the hands
of one individual. The West.
Forest fires are burning in the vi
cinity of Maiiui, above the WeuJliug
mill on tbe Mohawk, and Hour tnu
mouth of Winberry creek on Fall
creek. Uotb are in tbe vicinity of
Uontb-Kully timber., but so far no
great amount "f duiuage IB reported.
Both Area startfd about the same
time Saturday evening. Within a
few hours after the discovery a veri
table army of men was lighting each
and through their efforts tbe fires
have been prevented from spreading
to the green timber.
The lire up the Mohawk destroyed
several hundred feet of logging road
audhuto beluuging to Renninger &
Button, but aaide from thia no dam
age haa been done, a dead treea and
underbiush have been the fuel for tbe
Uanies Reports from there today
state that tbe fire is now in tbe open
aud is thought to be completely un
der oontrol.
Tbe Winberry fire Is also reported
tu be under tbe control of tbe fighters
aud no green timber has been burned.
The excellent system of fire patrol
maintained in this county by the
Booth Kelly Co., the Weyerhausei and
Wentworth timber concerns, the
Southern Paciflo Co. and others pre
vents any serious Ores, auoh aaare re
por'ed from the eastern end of Linn
ounnty, where at least one village baa
been wiped out and great damage
done within tbe past three days. The
system In Lane county ia ao well or
ganized that within a very abort time
after a Die is discovered scores of
men are on hand to stamp it out.
LOSS 13 BIG.
Since the above was written and set
up the Guard learns from a number
of Eugene people wbo have just re
turned from a fishing trip np the Mo
hawk that the tire there is much moro
serious than was at first reported.
Ruuninger & Button's log chuto,
which was 4000 feet long and which
was recently built at a cost of nearly
1000, lias been almost entiroly de
stroyed. It had been in use only
three days. The firm had 15,000,000 feet
of logs yarded in that vicinity aud
the fire haa apread over them, entail
ing a big Iosb, the amount being hard
to eatitnate, bnt it is thought to be
in the neighborhood of (7000,
The Ore started near 12 o'clock Sat
urday night, supposedly from one of
the donkey engines, but the engineer
Btatea that before quitting work he
put out every spark of fire. The alarm
was given and soon a large number
of men from the Wendling and Hy
land mills wore on the scene doing
their best to stay tbe flames, but
with llttlo success.
The Eugene men say it was about
the worst fire they ever saw. The roar
of the flames ouuld be beard several
miles and heat felt hundreds of yards.
The loss on the loga falls on Ren
ninger A Button, as tbey had not yet
delivered them to the mills.
MrB. Lodoma Fisher went to Port
laud today ou a visi'
Mrs. '8. J. WilBon ia among tbe Eu
gene people at Newport.
L. Sherman returned yesterday
from a business tiip aouth.
Clias. Welch returned today from a
short stay at Cottage Grove.
Andy Taj lor and John Hampton
left today for Foley Springs.
Rev. 1). K Olson came down from
Cottage Grove thiu afternoon.
Cheater Chrisman arrived home
this morning from Los Angeles.
T. J. Downing and family arrived
here today from Aaulaud to reside.
J. O. Biistol, driver for Wells Far
go & Co. 's express, is seriously ill.
J B Eddy, right-of-way agent of
the S. P. Co., was iu Rugeue today.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Finnegau aud
Miss Pauline Hodes spent Sunday at
Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Dorris re
turneud today from an outing at
Boawell Springs.
Misa Lea Blair, of Portland, after
a visit with friends and relatives here,
returned home today.
O. M. Grubbs left for Portland to
day, having finished his work bere in
connection with the new Polk direc
tory. Mr. and Mra. A. 3. babb, of San
Franciaco, who have been visiting
here for some time, loft today for
Seattle.
Mra. O. W. Jarvia arrived here
Saturday night from Seattle, from
which city her husband left for
Alaska a few days ago.
Ell Bangs and family leave in the
morning for their stock ranch it
Eastern Oregon, near the Idaho Una.
xliey will make tbe trip in a wagon
aud go acrosa the mountains, via the
McKeuzie route.
Dr. Geo. Wall returned Sunday
from Lorane, where be attended Roy.
Wheeler, the boy who waa. badly in
jured a few day ago by a limb of
tree fulling on him. He thinks tne
boy will recover, although) the injury
was very serious.
PLEASANT KILL BALL
TEAM WON GAMF
The Pleataut Hill bufcball team de
feateil a team nn.e up of employes of
the Springfield sawmill ou the Spring
field grounds Sunday afternoon by ,
tbe score of 8 to 4. A good-sized;
crowd was iu attendance. While the
game was not us scientific as the big j
games played there the stunts pulled i
off by both teams were exciting uud j
interesting. j
Saturday'a Coasr League gamea: j
Saturday's games: Portland, 2;
Fresno, 0. Los Angeles, 8: San troll
cisco, 3. Oakland, i: Seattle, 3.
Sujday's games: Ficsuo, 6; Port
laud, 4. Los Angeles, 4-fc; San Fian
Cisco, 0-3. Seattle, 3; Oakland, 2.
Standing of tbe clubs:
W. L. P.O.
Portland.. 65 34 Hi7
San Fr.iuoisco 02 41 002
Los Angeles 55 47 539
Seattle 58 431
Oakland 41 62 308
Fresno 41 66 383
An experienced dyer
Steam 1 aundry.
Vudor porch shades
that you can enjoy for
sum.
Chamber Hardware,
ace a lcxury
at very small
Makes children eat, sleen and grow.
mimes iiiumer strong and vikoroiu.
Makes a healthy fumiljr.. Thud's- what
ri'uiisier-a stocky JUoontain Tea does.
lea or tablets, 3a cents, linn Drug
MISS STALNAKER A
LEADING CANDIDATE
Miss Rhoda Stalnuaker, of Albany,
who ia visiting friends in Eugeue at
present, Is one of the Furtlaud Jour
nal' educational contest, Saturday's
Journal says:
"Rhutla Lee Stalnaker, the aggres
sive Albany oaudidato, sent iu $81.36
in subaortptiona yesterday, mostly
uew subscribers to the Journal. Thia
la a fair sample of the reports which
the Albany youug lady makes overy
few days. She entered the contest
quito late but already has placed her
self among the bigh winners.
Thia young lady la a credit to Al
bany and her success Is a compliment
to the enterprise of her town as well
as to ber own hustling ability.
"Misa Stalnaker haa made c house-to-house
canvass of Albany and has
goue to the factories and Bhopa at
noon time and Interviewed the
women as they leave for lunch. She
la making a buslneas of contest work
and ber remarkable luuoeai Is her reward."
NEWS FROM THE ' i
CLERK'S OFFICE
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
N P and Melissa Chrisman to B S
Kolscy ; 9 acres in sec 36, tp 19, s r 3
w. (1.
Martiu Olson to O W Sherman ; 120
acres in sen 30, tp 23, s r 3 w. (1800.
Peder OpluiB to C W Sherman ; 100
acres iu aeo 30, tp 23, s r 3 w. 2I00.
David P and Rhoda G Cartnr to
Constantino Morton the al; 160 acres
In aeo 19, tp 16, a r & e. 241X1.
U S to D P Caator ; 160 acres In sec
19, tp 10, a r 5 e. Patont.
E E and Helen Tower to S L Moor
head; certain land in Washburn A
Milliorn's ad to Junction City. I1UU0.
HOP CONTRACT.
Wm. Seavey agree to mtt to H L
Hart 8000 lba at 10 cents.
learn backward,
flight.
Make me a child
DigbL
"I'll do it, cried TUe, "Just
Until I
Ten "
0 Linn Drug Co.
O tlmo, In your
again just for to-
let me
some Rucky Mountain
t Eugene
df t
You Make
Your Money
Go Farther
By buying at the Bee
Hive grocery.
Our Eggs and Butter
are fresh and good and
direct from the country.
We pay the highest
market price for for coun
try produce
If you buy from us or
sell your produce here you
make your money go
farther.
BEE HIVE
GROCERY
Corner Sth and Quroeltoo So.
Phone Black 1571
In Our Own
Home Now
Wc are now locaieu
in our own building,
No. 8 East 9th St.,
opposite the Hoff
man House.
Special attention paid
to all classes of Men's
Fine Furnishings,
Clothing, Shoes and
Loggers' Supplies.
All stages land in
front of our place.
Prices that rent pay
ers cannot meet.
Ed. Hanson
& East Ninth St.
First National Bank
OR. E UGENE
Paid up cash i.-apital
ndaurplns. $150,000
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
looe m reasonable terms, Slghl draft! on Chicago,
Sab Fnacitcj and Portland. Bills of Exchange toldoo
foreign counuies. Deposits received subject to cheta
sr ccstiacate ot deposit. All collection Intrusted to us
will receive prompt attentloa
r O HENDRICKS. President. S B BAKIN, Vice Prtr
PBSNODGRASS CasUei. LUPOTTU AastCaek
F. L. CHAMBERS, H. E. ANKENV
President. Vice-President,
DARWIN BR1STCW, Cashier.
Chambers-Bristow
Banking Company
Of Eugene. Oregon.
Paid Ud Cash Capital $50,000
Notes and Mortgages bought. Moif.
Id nrA nn annrm .... ... T . . . i ..
I on time certtfical-s " deposit A genera'
v-iiuuug ousiucss iransaciea.
When Sending
Money Away
The safest and cheapest means ia a
bank draft.
Drafts may be transferred any
number of times by endorsement
and may be cashed at any bank.
Our rates are lea than one fifth
as much as those charged for ex-
i vt Buswu oroent, in sum ot
i over $100, and are cheaper on any
j amount over $5.00.
We draw direct on the principal
cities of the United States and Can
I ada and also on over 300 cities ia
all civilized lands,
i Call and get one o( our rate cards
and you will find ft to your advan
; tage to patronite us.
Eugene Loan and
Savings Bank,0
j aUtofclUhH 1892. Capital and
i Surplus S I OQ.000
now on
Low Prices
Rule At
Yorans
Shoe
Store
Mentally Deficient
and Stupid Children
Can in many cases be made
as bright as other children by
the proper care of the eyes.
The optic nerve is simply an
extention oj the brain and
if the yes are defective the
intellect will be dwarfed just
the extent of the defect.
Intelligent parents should see
to it that their children's eves
. are thoroughly tested and if
necessary properly corrected
with glasses, as no medical
treatment can remove eye
defects.
We are in shape to take care
of your children's eyes as
well as your own, we have
all of the modern appliances
and many years of exper
ience and insure satisfaction,
EXAMINATIONS
FREE
J.O. WATTS
Graduate Optician,
Cor. 9Lh and Willamet.te Street
J. ALAUX CO.
Merchant Tailors
moved from 8 East 9th St.,
to 588 Willamette St
We carry the latest novelties and best
cloths
Men's Suits to order most elegant
cutting and fitting at lowest prices.
We do very neat repairing and clean
ing work on gents' and ladies' clothing.
we guarantee satisfaction.
Made in Oregon.
The
MOUNT HOOD
Cigar
F.C. POTTS
MANUFACTURER.
Prepare
For
Your
Outing
By calling at Linn's
Drug Store and se
curing your Kodaks
and Supplies.
Brownie Kodaks only $2.00
Pure Drngi Prompt Service
Linn's Drug Store
503 Willamette Stre