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FUN AT UNCLE
JOE GANNON
CREW m RESUME
WORK TOMORROW
A few specials for this week. Values in every item. See
us before buying and you will savemoney.
Sale on mattings; values up to 4oc a yd., special this week only, 25c yd.
Couch Special
Reg. $lo val. only $7.5o
These Coin-hps are niaile of the best block
or tliree-celoM 1 velours; arc ninth- !) expert
Coucli makers, with roll eilse, full (I feet
Inches long r.iMl 20 iiu-hes wide. These
Springs are iiuh1 of the bi-st material and
best workmanship ami are lietter value than
yuu set elsewhere for $12.0(1. .Our Sperinl
this week 'only . , $.7.50
Mattress Talk That Benefits You
o you know (hat oftcu your lnH'r sells
you a wool ir n woufc tup nuilti-4s. that is
nothing hut old rags, grmiml up nnd sold for
wool? These rims mv pirkd tip in tin rilh's
artl carry with them alt Uisinsrs ituuhiutd
and physicians mm hold that tin's tiltliy
grrm d ism so Imtntititf ras " nsiMnsihlr for
a large iM'rrviit ' rir contagious diseases,
such as consumption,, dipthciitt, cancer ntul
many ear, throat, eye. skin diseas.
Do YOl SLKKP OX OXV OK THKSK MAT
THESSK?
We liuiunfnelure and renin ke mattresses
and can tell you what you buy when you pur
chase a nut t tress here. When we say it is a
silk floss mattress, we know It is so, and we
know it Is so Iterausc we made it ourselves.
No cotton in our silk floss muttresM.
Hest Silk Floss Mattress, regular $I7..10;
Special this week only $12.50
If you foave a couch, mattress, or any upholstered piece of furniture you want remedied
or repaired, it will pay you to see us.
Where your
Credit is
Good
ck'i Stovei and Ranges
We sell on Credit
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
CO, ffl
Ml
50 West 8th
Street,
Eugene
"White Sewing Machines
We have the largest Store
Hammocks and Summer Furniture
We save you money
O
V". .ishiiuutu. April Williams
vi'it's.-ttit-.t a p. tiii.Mi ;q by K4
t'f the ltl IVnim r.i; voinpiwinj; t !n
it, inorlty, and Nklii l!u speaki'i' to
iv Kiue muiio of i lie iiu'inlvr ol
lite Jii'iisf ui uunt a dUr!ur;:. of the
moans etJinmittet' from any
furflier heutiit.; of the S'wiis hill
fnr the rruiev.il of rht duty on wood
pulp niul print paper and to pass that
hill or a similar one.
Williams said that the only iv.isnn
he did not have it.lt the Uemoerats on
the petition was tltitr two of them
w ere out of town. Imf he promisi'd
to round Iheni up ha soon as they re
turned, lie said that only thirty
Hepuhlicnus were neevssary to tniike
the requisite number tri paws the hill,
and declared, that it should he fas?
to et them together Iteeaime almost
thirty Hepublicans have in I reduced
free paper hills, "and." he said, "f
know every one of you who in' re
duced u bill meant what you said.
lie mi.ited the line from the old
hymn. "While the lamp holds out fo
burn the vilest sinner may return."
Williams proceeded :
"If you have In any manner been
bulldozed, why, think for a second
think what n short life we have here
and how important It Is that we
should live in this brief day of our
time 1 express the hope
(hat thirty of you nuiv si mi the peti
tion. If you do not like my petition
because my name Is on It and the
names of Champ (Mark, Pcarmoud.
ruder wood and Gaines and all these
vile publicans and sinners on this
side, net up one of your own. I pray
i you. We can add the two together.
u thirty or you sign the speaker can
not refuse you. Together we will
then constitute a majority of the
I house of representatives. Kurly In
the session when the rules wern be
ing adopted, the speaker was asked
If the majority of the honso made n
request to the speaker whether the
request would lie heeded, nnd his re-1
ply, as I remember It, was; 'The ma
jority of the house will always bo
heeded by the speaker.'
"So, If you put thirty mimes to our
Ifili and constitute 190, n majority
of the house, 1 know that the emi
nently good-natured man who pre
sides over the house, so tolerant oT
opposition, so patient whenever bhero
Is a stumbling block athwart his
pathway, will bow In his most ele
gant manner, with gesticulation pe
louliar ot Mm. nnd ray, HieiUlomeu
the majority Of the representatives of
tlln American people have a right to
have their say and 1 will recogliizo.
somebody.' "
:'ii 1 1 hi crew
Ku;; ue d"
. ,:n.t was l.uj
(:;iii head
uu rt .-an-
i;uUi' section
tad Llli' meiu
i'.i.M'ii, but ali
: 1'iuu i m w tie-
Th- Japan.-.. .
whu li w as a. o; k on
po: yar U ittijUMv.-a'r,'
-!f lat nilit upoa ; .!
qaariers at lr; laud
w ork ; -. m ; i" rn n 1 h ,
crew was also laid m
b rs do not Mmw I
are icf tile opinion ; !i.u
inc the first ol the ntmiMj ilie lll
be put back to w.nK i'.ii It division
is alloweti a certiiln amount tl niotn-y
!ir liuprovemeut-t each motKh It in
tluMiuhr that the m ue allowed foi
this d (vision for April h id been ,
lausied and the men were sloped i
for tod.ty,, a there would l- no nu4i-
with which to pay them until (tie
iH'KlnuinK of x new mouth.
Oregon recttwd one liumrVed more
L'Olonlst. duiiut the wet ht ending.
April 2 This year than aiTived tl'
.orrespnii ding .sex-'ii da s lat yt , 1
.utordmg to figur'- complied by fh
bical llaruman traffic otiieiais. Tile'
loval for the week just ivportef in
l'J; for last, year It was Tboi
mnunuuitics in Southern iregoii are
tling (lit liin's share of. this rars!
honiese:kn' business, die proaatdy
to tlie efOeti've publicll f campaigns'
wttK'h have Imhmi aged during the
iast year. INdnta south of 1 Vet hind
secured UTT. Tort laud d-tect a -Vf, and
the balaury wns dlst it tailed i smal
ler nuniNu's (hrougHeijt t ho Nort lu-Wfc-df
.- 'IVtegram.
Sunday's baseball ame at Sprlug
ffcld between Springfield and Albnay
promises to bo t lie bent vrt played
(here this spring. Albany will have
In Its llue-up a number
of the old atari uf the State league of
several years am. and Springtteld
will have its usual strong ln(r-uw
Kd Wiles has commenced making
brick at his new brick yard nemss the
river. He la turning out from 1ti,000
to IS. 000 hrlek each day.
Nervous women .sfiould profit
hy 3Irs- Hartiin's cApH-i-'nirfc w iiU
I,ydia K. Ilnklmiu CoiuimhiiuU
'Mr. Helm Hiirtnn, ( 7 IVar
port Sm-ef, 4huMiV tU, Tvritcu to
Ali. llnlluuLU
K wfk iatt rvjQ-down, amlir thtr vern
of aervTMm. pnmt ration f row owr work
unrtfc worry, ami ill in bed, u hirn 1 bejrwi
tnklug l.vilm K. riiiUhiiin's Veetallt
t'inp.Minl. AfWr I hud taken, it a week
I eoiiMiicticeil tgel iM'tter, t continued,
itsuse, uiy uei"us trouble diippeftred,
and I at ooinp-Meh- restored to health.
L hqe Lvdia L rinkbiuu't Vyetnblo
O)intouod- will Wuelit otliv wotuoa
a& it h& me.
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thirty years lviliii, K. IMnk
(min's Vi'p-t:lile Coinixiiiml, nuulo
from riHits aiul heils, Lio. Uen the
Rtaixlaiil tvtiKMly (nr female ills,
unil has i.ituvely cured lluinsaiuisot
V(Ui'UblmvelH-en troubled with
ilLsplaeeiiM-uls, inllaiunmlioii, ulet rtv
tim, llhrniil Hmun-s, irretcularilies,
ivriiKlii tiaius. Iiackaelie. tliat tiear-
inK-dow u fivlini?, tlanileney,inli.
tioii.di'.oiiess.or nervous inwliaLuin.
Why iliuix yim try it ?
Mrs. etnklinm invites nil sick
women to write her for advice.
She has truhletl tliousawLn to
health. Address, Lynn, Mu.sa.
liulldlnB started on a slow trot out
East Eighth street. There was no
nnu In the Immediate vicinity except
a man coming toward Willamette
street on a bicycle. He could have
easily stopped the team but instead
of doing so rode leisurely by and oc
casionally looked around to see
where the horses were going. As ho
tiamiing at the hitching r-aclv In the reached Willamette street. and
:r of the Loan & Savings bank 'as his head was turned so ho could
DOG STOPPED MAN WHO !
WOULON'T STOP TEAM
Last evening between 5 and Oj
o'clock a team which had been left ';
KSTKItOAVS
NKWS OK
ATK C OX MIXTIONS
rr.irr intra I'Kt? eft R-V.5lj5 -4 -aii v i. i ..u
firw. i eta i ff.Vi?S";";i1'".- J W ..-h-r,)
.-Hil'i.IU .IMi.-T; Jf'tJiri 1 .' - ; W .., i ,, ,.. ,., , lA
&pe the team, which was going faster, Y
and faster down the street, bis hicy-1
do struck a small dug. The rider,"
was sent gyrating through the air:
and forcibly to the hard pavement. '
As he picked himself up a bystander j
who had noticed bis will nil neglect of
the runaway team, remarked to him
that he got what was coming to him
for his Indolence iunot attempting to
stop the horso. The only reply was
smctheyi-il clitsos for the dog. Rome
housl : and brought then, back to the I the l)0lt"-8 elected delegatea Instruct
The Itepubllcan stnle convention of
Mississippi at Jacksonville split Into
two factions and the police had to
quell the disturbance with drawn
guns. Kinnlly the "regulars" en
dorsed President Roosevelt, while
Temper
Forecast
Fair, with bright
smiles after a
c u p o f
hitching rack.
IIOTUj AltlilV.M.S
Tile Slliellc.
K. Speaker. Illrmlnghain, Ala
n. Warren. Boston.
.1. Keans, S. F.
Zamem-ky, S. K.
e I'arger, Cortland.
.Meyer, Portland.
A. McKinnon, Portland.
t Bs. BsSS's
11 A'NlS5r7U
1 A". ".tlS V
Pane - Yet - Hcney
1 :-um the llirosi ana
HU a Scientitla iToscriptJnn Careful';.' V
H Dr. BeH's Pine-Tsr-Inoy Cuzz Willi llic rictio!
PUuE Lh.j.
h-A tH:i r,n! b--K.I:-n?r.t th" rton
ry; i i...iin.)U3
l-xik f-r tii : D-ll on tin Do" a
and Cjr tiuranl.i "J- 6Lj.
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:l.. rt Srhaller. .lanesvllle, Wis
K. Shelley Morgan, Portland.
I.. Bl.i. k.' S. F."
Wm .1 Parker. S. F.
C C. Shaw. Pi riland.
Mrs X. Phillip. Oakland, Or.
W li. Thome, t hii au-o.
S. F.
Striebel. X. Y.
i II. Kit.giMion. Piirtlanil.
Hansen, .loliet. 111.
O. Mill. r. Portland.
I. . Hampton, Chicagrt.
A. Ahrlght. Chicago.
II. Krazier. ri.-aitle.
cult Ti-jcey, C'.dcago.
S. Alt!sworth. Seattle.
ant Thomas, portlano.
ed for Foraker
Alabama ncpubllcans deni ceil
the Interference of federal officers
in state politics, and elected tiuln
structod ilelegates to the national
convention. The administration fac
tion held a separate convention
Vermont KepuhllcanH have select
ed tin unlustrtictKl delegathjn lo the
national convention.
Connecticut Democrats refused to
pass a resolution endorsing llryan.
Mori. Kvldcncc.
More evidence to show thai there
Is a combination of paper manufac
turers lo fix Ihe prices of print paper
was adduced today before the special
committee of Ihe house. Mr. Nor
rls, representative of Ihe Newspaper
Publishers' Association, presented
numerous letters and documents to
hear out this contention. Apparently
the committee was particularly im
pressed with the annual statement of
the International Paper Company for
the year ending June HO. 11107, show
ing the Increased cost of production
of (10 cents per ton as compared with
the raise. In the price of paper of $12
per ton. Chairman Mann, appreciat
ing Ihe Importance of this testimony,
announced thnt he would go to the
hoitom to ascertain the cause of so
large an Increase in the price of pa-pci-.'-'
Bargains in
City and
Country Real
Property
. MUST SELL,
Good Business Property
on WilUuueUe Street
400 acres to cut up into
small tracts, $20 to $35
er acre.
Gootl 600 acre farm at
$25 per acre.
N.ii:.t' W11.1. opi:
i:.mi"U)Yii:xi
OI'l'ICK
David.
Henry,
kland. Cal.
thin I.
A V.
The Hoffman.
Otis'ad and son, Sheboygan,
THE BEE HIVE GROCERY
selected
Has a new and up-to-date stock of Groceries
"fin the best brands obtainable
Our CorTecs and Teas are selected w
"I our cracker list is confined to the 1
A f-r flour, we carry the
y.ir patronage solicited.
If.i
. ;reat ere,
t the market
A .-li.'.rc
..lie
u k 1571
5on
W. J. Gibson
Staple , Fancy Crocerks, Flour ffi, Feed
9T WEST EIGHTH
M. H. Yerlnuton, Kugeni'.
.1. II. Mathies m. Portland.
.1. K. .Miller. San Francisco.
.1. Tensclicr. .'r , Portland.
l!o;hw: h. Portland,
c. I lit iii iii i t ( . Mohawk,
lliinniciitt. Spiingfield.
K. Hathaway. Marcola.
II. S. hmldt, en-swell.
II. Taylor. Ueiiilllng.
Hans. n. .1 unci Ion
A. Maker and family, loncana
P. Hums, p.irtland.
W. li.ivi, Portland.
W. HolliMev. Pnitland.
1,. Craft, S;e ratnetlto.
W. is. Worc.-ster. Mas.
T. In ur . Pleasant Hill.
, , ('iMi-. t. San Pi are lv-o.
K. Ilnlght. I'.irtlaiid.
. Woodwa I. Portland.
riii-h-iiu-'r-. Portland.
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I'ltOI I.AMATIOV
Whereas, there was submitted t(l
the people of lP city of F.ugcne.
Oregon, at a special election for Hint
purpose on the isth dav of April,
lltos, an Initiative proposal after be
ing ordained hy the Common Coun
cil, pursuant to and In iirconlHtiri.
with the general laws of the stale of
Oregon, for amending sections Km
and 112 of the charter of said city,
and whereas there was at the same
manner submitted lo tho people of
said city for their approval or re
jection an Initiative proposal ' to
amend the charter of said city by add
ing a section thereto forbidding the
establishment of cemeteries or addi
tions thereto within tho city, or the
burial of human liodies therein, ex
cept under certain conditions, ami
Whereas, tbe votes cast at Haiti i
election havli - I n thjs 2nth day
of April, 1 "J o , duly canvassed and!
determined and the said amendment
of said sections I oh and Jin as afore- j
said having tarried by an affirmative
vote of r,i;7 as against 171 negative
votes thereon.
Xow, therefore, I, .1. I). Matlock,1
mayor of said cl'y of Kugene, by vlr.
tue of the authority vestt-tl In me as
mayor, do herelty proclaim, announce
and declare that the whole number
pf vole cast, for nnd against said
proposed amendments are as stated
above, and that f:i !tl amendments re
ceived an affirmative majority f
all votes cast and that said proposed
amendments, from the date hereof.
be and the tonne are In full force and
effect as a law of the clly of Kugene,
and a part of the charter of saitl
fit y.
That said proicnetj amendment of
the charter bv addlni
In connection with his clgni" store,
at aat Willamette street. Those wish
ing help telephone Ked I 12 1, or call
at cigar store, 61)1 Willamette street.
Jl
to Sail
SiH-clal llolllltl-Trlp Halts
l-Valii'ltm,
On account of tho Fleet Celebra
tion, tickets will ho on sale lo San
Francisco anil return fur $-"5.00.
Sale dates Miiv 2ml and 41 h. Final
I return limit flitVK from date ftf
sale. A. j. GI1.I.F.TTF.,
nil . Agent.
HWOHATIO.V KAY, MAY" .'111
If you Intend to havo a monument
or tablet erected by Decoration Day
you should mako'yoilr selection at
unci, while there Is a nice stock to
select from. .Nothing nut the best of
work furnished at reasonable prices.
Corner Sixth and Willamette sts.
m: K. C. LAKE.
E. C. DeWItt Co., ChltaKO, Hi.
Oemleuieii In 1XH7 I bad a disease
tif the stomach and bowels. In the
spring of 1IHI2 I bought a bottle of
Kotlol and the hi-neflt I received all
the gold In Ctenrgia could not buy.
May you live long and prosper. Yours
very truly. C. X. Cornell, Jtodlng, On.
August 27, lliufi. Hold by all drug
gists. We still have our bargain counter,
whl'h Includes hardware, furniture,
r.igi and matting. Don't wait until
tht-v re all iftoie
ClIAMItKltS IIAItDWAKF. CO,
Warner tunes piano l,eavi ,tr
tlers flt Morris' Music H"ore. if
OlDlO Golden I I
rjoTConeo j
Sold only in aroma-tight !
titi9. I
J. A. FOLGER a CO. I
San rramlHO H
We Havt I
f Many Other
A Bargains I
Wt ! I? Our List .
ll'K V H Ca l and see us. 1
k& 8 OREGON !
i? 412 Willamette St. Eueene.Or i
sum
B
Anarchy's Press
Is Freedoms roe
So Uncle Sam Says
"They Must Go"
They excite fanatics aiidfatilt
flinders to the performance
of deeds of violence. You
must indeed lie hard to
please if you find fault with
our meals. Try the Theatre
Cafe restaurant once and
you will not call a halt on
dining here freiiently in
the future.
s
COrI:in-
Cheap (or those that
won't pay f"r "n( Schil
ling's iV-t tjr those who
won't 1 eior.
Y-er rrrsrT r'ttrit 0UI B&Btl 1 to d'l
b. il, 91
latillhincnt of r-!iicifri-H fir aMl
t In ii h thTfi fall' -I to r'''lv(' a ma
jority of tfu vtu-n fmt tb'-rwm and
t h-r tiy failfd i b-rft i a law ftf
hll ftiy or & part of Uiart-r
tilT4'OiV
In wit nf'HX wli'-r''of, I havf li-n--tir.tfi
jn.f rtiy hand tliln 2("h tiny f
Apr. I, Ktok, n nil -aiiM-fJ h ff.tl of
jsaii i y to b! h'r'Miiito affix-'!.
. .1 li. MA'll.OCK,
Nfavnr of 'hp f'lty of KiiK'ne.
Attest: B. K. IgilRIS. Itecordvr.
oti( k ir l i li si;i i i,i;mi; r
Notlf c Ih h'Tifhy Kivt'ii that th im-
a'Mltlona! i ilcriiH 'l. A'IcIiim A. Taylor. th'
a'tnilnlHrratrix of tin cntatc of Mlto
T ;i lor, (!f'anii, ban flh-1 h r final
n i 'jtmy In the matt'-r of nahl c.-'iat-"
ati'l Monday, thi 1 h t day of Junt-,
J!mv, at th'- hour of I o'l-lof k In tip-aftt-riioon
of ;iPMl;ty han li-cri flx il
hv ord'-r of said iirt for the tieariiiK
Of Olijf I 1'ttiH t( H.'lld flllill Hfc'itint
hii'I fur t'i" final U iii'-tit of aid
f-.ut'.'. AM o'tlfiti- tnurft he fil'd
trj or I" for K.ud
Dated April , fiK.
Q ADKI.INK A. TAV.,OH,
t..(J I Attorney. Administratrix.
NEW YORK
CLIPPER
IS THE GREATEST
THEATRICAL & SHOW PAPER
IN THE WORLD.
$4,00 Per Year. Single Copy, 10 Cts.
Im.iI Kti WIIKKI.Y.
Cample Copy Free.
FRAN QUEEN PUB. CO. (Ltd;,
ALHI'UT.t HMIUK. . I'1 1-1.1 It - Hi.
M.n.ii.H IT U . I.I II M , .W YtiHI.
J. W. BARRINGtR
Expert houiemover
Moves anythinjf. Twenty-liv
year experie nee. Residence, L'.is
Fifteenth and Oak Sts. Phone
Red 4511. Euerne. Oreeon.
Certain Approval
of our workmanship and skill
in cleansing and scouring, of
vour own wisdom in sending
"that old gown" to us, only
i wails its return to you. Your
purse when you get our prices
will join the jl.id acclaim of
our generous andexpert treat,
ment of your clothing by us-
Every thing possible in
Cleaning and Dyeing'
Eugene Dye Works
6th an Willamette Sts.
Phone Red 2261
HALL jHUMWAY
luliildiitl mill Seiver Work.
Ai.i n J.'i'l.ini; Itl tin anil
ule .ft Iron work. Iron work promptly
al t rnl'.il to.
Cinj a full line of pltimliitig n.ttures
I'ht.ne lllnek M7J. .400 Willamette