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THE EIGE.VE DAILV CrAKO. THl R-SDAV. Jl LV 2. iOOH. Hot Stove-Cool Kitchen ".i How do on expc: to en dure 'he bui'liri days .iniri:cr .f I"' a" the fuoJ o'-t-f j m'-"i,,i! c"a' fire? You need i " New JVrftr tion" O.I Nov that will the rooi.ui;; without c.it- inj; !lie itx.k. it cuntt.i iratei plenty of h t utvle' the pot and dirf :.) li:t.e or none (IiioukIi me room. Therefore, when wotting with the WOHK BEGINS ON OAK STHEET PAVING v. h .1 k t-. 0.,k :T" NEW PERFECTION Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove tru kitchen actually seemi as comfortable as you could wish it lo b. ., This, in itself, ii wonderful, but, more thin that, tlie rew Perfection" O.I i-tove does perfec tly every thing that any ttove tan do. it u an iuc.u all-round coo'i vove. Made in thi'-e kies, and fully warranted. If not with your dealer, wtitr our neatest agency. Ratib Lamp tmmf itilrtUntial, nton(- Ijr marie ind hand loms limp. Burn i for t.ouri with a niunfc, niellow lijht. Jutt ilui jrou nml foi e-ii-Ing rc-iii)g or to light the dining-100m. If not with youi dealer, write our near en agency. STAMDABD OIL COMPANY (Itvwrporalvd) i, . ' : ,-r '-'ff inn Co. thi-i i t. : - ! J of m-n tu ntm ' r Ti: iiaveint;nt on W' .rk uit iM-iin imined t,t Kit- Niuiii str-tt and ;,(. ! ). k !)i-'fn there and Kat j.- . I I, . r . . ul!! )' completed as ,1,7, n h.'-.-!i -if. hnt the Odd Fel cm j!0'-'-l tne erection .1 t ',-ir fne-i-'tory brick building iih',nf intiTrui't:iri. After the two I, !.- i.I Oak 1. between Eaat S-ve,.th and Kast :inih are cumplet cl. Olive rtret-t arnl the other short dti'.;t( hes nnd-r the new contract will l,e (,d in th'-lr turn. Lovelace The great trotting stallion, stan dard and registered. The sire of many famous trotters and pacers no on the race track ot the Northwest. J.S.UU by the season. $35.00 to insure. A young Wilkes Stallion of much promise. Standard and registered. $20 00 to insure. Tyler B. r I A Grand Perchcron draft, (reg- VelOCe I istered). Color, dapple grey; weieht, 2300 pounds. The cha.n- pion Perchcron at the last Oregon State Fair, where he won two cups, four gold medals, several banners and blue rib bons. He makes the season Mondays and Thursdays at Goshen Tuesdays and Wednesdays at Creswcll and Fri days and Saturdays at Eugene. G. R. PRICE, Manager. Kincaid (5& Rickel, Owners Bangs' Barn, Eugene, Oregon MMTIIHiV IM I !" ' KKAIIV TO 1 KillT IMlK'IMKXTS. .-;;m K...n isro. July 1. The South . in I'a itle corniiany's attornevs are t, 11 v to'liiy. ir"parlna to fiKht two ti. ore iridicrnifnt r.-"irnPd asalnHt Hi.- I . r:in;in line liy th" Federal lu'iir.il jury, l.efon- It wan (llscharsert ' f.,r the year by riiit.-d States Circuit i .1 ml;'. :.- liav.-n. I The two hiM i i iotia! Inillet nints i-l.ar'.' iiih i-oni;. any with havins L-ran:. .! rebates to Miller & I.lix "on ! - hlfitii.-i.ti-: of wool frnni California i' in-s to iiosion via Stockton, f'ai. I i ;:.- ofli I.iIk of the shi.ilnK concern not imlict.-.l b i-aiise .of fiic- ft. .-.loin Willi which tlc-y testified be- f t- lb.- itramt jury. The wool w as relay .'4 at Stockton and li wa-i cont.nii.-ii by the South--ru I'.-i.-lllc that the rebate was i a lit il on the first part of the ship ni. -n wlilcli wan wholly within the fiate. Kinht other firms that made shipments of wool on the same days mentioned in the indictment were re quired. to pay a hlKher rate than Mil ler H l.ux. JAI'S STOl' Illll.ltl.VCi ON llATTI.KSllll'S. Toklo, July 1. Two battleships and two cruisem under construction In Japanese navy yards will not be completed Immediately, because of the postponement, of the navy de partment program, Hceordlng to a re port here today. Repairs of the ahlps captured from the Russians will be rutfhed, however, bo they will be In condition to participate In the naval maneuvers to be conducted UiIb fall. I'oruTii ok jri.v katks.. There will be special Fourth of Ju ly rates on the Southern Pacific lines In Oregon. Tickets will be on sale July 3 and i and will be good until July 6. A. J. GILLETTE. Agent. S'i FliOWKRH TO OHIiKlt Cut flowers; hot house plHnts, etc. Phono lllack 11031. llrs. F. J. Zlnimer. J24 OlU-XiON HAf ..M'II"-- FOIl . It. 1. rith.Miir..- Cnlon Of.. July 1 llesolutioin indorsing Department I're-i i. n: ( o: i M. Uavis. of th W. R ' auxiliary of Oregon, for National president, with election at the. National En campment ai Toledo. O . in Sep'ei" ber, were passed by both the O. A. it. and W. K. C. bodies ill coi.velition at Newport. ADVEKTISKI) I.KTTKItS. Postoffice. Eugene, Ore., July 1, l'JOS. Haker, Mr3. June Barnett, Philip Illanton, Miss Belle Hlanton, Edmond J. Hower, Fredrick Brtidy. Mrs. Mary Brandenburg, Mrs. W. H. (.'has. Mrs. J. JJ. Cunnings. Miss Bessy Dodge. Miss Edith Farrow, Delbert Ferris. Mrs. A. M. Frazer. J. C. flray, Ernest L. Gulliver. Mrs. Certrude Hall Errick (2 Harper, John Ilarmison, W . M. Hariwls, C. D. 12) Hoyt, Miss Itosie Hughes, Miss Evelyn Taylor, Jas. I.. Jensen. Claude Johnson, J. O. Kenlms, Mis. Nellie Lewis. Lester, L. is Matteson, A. ('. McClure, Albert -M. Mohler. C. E. More, David Miller, Miss Henrietta Miller, Lewis R. Millkey, Rose Z. Parker. Miss Edna Pennock, Kride Pitman, Sid Seeley. Mrs. E. G. Sims, Chas E. Skidmore, Wm. Smith, A. H. Smith, Miss Etta Sorenson, N. S. Stuart. Miss Emma Thompson, C. V. Tyler, Howard M. Walker, W. H. Weber, Miss Anna Whealdon, Miss Martha Workman, O. E. Young, Mrs. Mary B. W. J. L. PAGE, P. M. OTTO'S OPENING. On Thursday afternoon Otto will serve a delicious lunch as an opening for his remodelled confectionery. In the evening there will be the formal opening of the magnificent soda foun tain. Every lady will receive a string of Otto's sweet firecrackers, a novel ty never before shown in Eugeuo. Don't forget the time Thursday Noon anil Evening;. Good music for the occasion will be furnished by Hendershott's or chestra, ' TRANSFERS OF LANE COUNTY REAL ESTATE woon s.hvino ,;.. V..ur Ab-trao -Mole " t oiiuiy Aii-it""-' ' " Lo.'.is M A'..U'r..ri -": t.i.,,:, v. ! a-'lts !' s .- 4 e. II. , , , VI' I'l.. e-mail 10 J v. . . - .. . . - i ... 1 . n . (.- I I Mabel C. Aim-.- e a! John J ,.pe. tract In sec. i, U- 1 .. s r i e. "ktf. Wald etal to J W. -V,.:"na':' ,,.art .1 lot 7 in bloc i i". skinners don ad 1 to Eugene L Ball "tux t . Carrie ler'. 1.,- in block 3 In Fl.as s.ew an, 1.1W to Eugene. ArJelia McDonald to U P..,.-. lot ;i and part of lot 2 in b;'.c 10 in I nner.-iiy add to Eug"ne. SI. rf .. Hnddleston to Oe.irge me, . ! .i 2 in block lfi in J u dle.-ton add to Eugene. f"- J .-. Ferguson e-uv t. .'am-s r. Mode. lt0 aces In sec. .1, tp. :' r 5 w. Jl-'."'). ,. ,. James F. Mode etu:-- to V l!!i:-:il . Martin, t:act in sec. 5 to tp. ! s r ii w. SUU'J. -I ':: urn l mm imxzssx MRS. COI.TON EMIIAKKASSEII IIV BANK URi:t Kl.ll- WashliiK'on, July 1- Financially embarrassed bv the enibezzleic. -nt of SiSj.Oiiu by W. J. lbu-n-t' and J. Dalzell Uniwn. trustees of the estme of Mrs. Ella Colton. are going to. s. II her palatial residen.-e 1J" Connecti cut avenue, Washington. Aitli.niuri the estate is worth millions of dol lars the loss of the seiurities re duced the ready cosh to such a point that thousands of dollars in debts and taxes remain unpaid. r..i..t I,.,... nt S:tn Francisco of J. r,..it. n..,.-n U' T Hrlnelt of embezzlement in the Colton securities made It Impossible for the estate to secure Judgment against the defunct California Safe Deposit & Trust com pany, the matter having been made personal. The conviction of Its offi cers as Individuals freed the bank from liability. Conrad P. Syme and R. G. Donald son have been appointed trustees of the Colton estate and Instructed by the court to sell the mansion. The trustees are authorized to raise a levy of $50,000, pending the sale of the property. j Thl woman say 'month of -Mfferin Lydto E. EMnkuum-s Vo?ctbl CouiounJ .uado lir m well as ever. j Ua-uleK florjitv'f Leesbur&.VaV .writes to Mrs. 11uUin: - - 1 want other suffering women to kllw what Lvui E 'Mnkham'sVetre, table Comtyjund has done for me. lot ; Lonths 1 MirTced from fem.n,ne dl. . so that I thr.uKht I could not hve 1, "oto vou, and after takm? Lydm E. PinkhaVs Vegetable Compound, and, s-ng the treatment you prescribed 1 for the food you have done me. j FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. For thirty Years Lydia E. Pink-1 h-i-i's i",ti',ll! Conipountl, made j from roots Kiid herbs, has been the stamliuil reiiiedy for female ills. , i eort.d thniisnruisol ; EIKllllls in .Mil . -J j -- y iroinen who have been ti oubled witu displacements, iiitlamination, uleera- xic :.l ,,.nr i'rr..milnritle. lion, lliinuu Luiu-.i, ...v.-.....--, I periodic pains, backache, that bear- r i t..nKntv flnMilenev' inHiirea lllg-uim u Lcciiofs, , tp tion, dizziness or nervous prostration. Why don't you try it? Mm. Plnkham Invites all sick women to write her for advice. She has Ruldcd thousands to health. Address, Lynn, Mass. Rlrcvrr. m III PQSTJ.BQia EUGENE HOSPITAL ! -ud Surgku. stArr V Kuyktndill, M. D. . O. Vnmtt, M. D. P. I. lUrtl. M. D. B. P. Sciltfc, M D, tXAPilM.M.D. Gra. O'H.btBir.M D. U E. Mclou(l. M. U John M. I-. Dixon, Iticcesior to W n. Bndriy. All wood sawed to gauge. For prompt service phone Black J 3 1 2 . Residence 324 High street, tf 'Issollna woodtaw. For the caf iiii frtatrritrii Medical arid Surgical Case's Modern operating room and equipment, Appliances for X ray wockt Sputum and blood cxamlrtittQiis Full corps of trained Mrics. Rates on appMVion. ..Training School M Curses.. Regular course o! lecture t the faculty and practical training In the hospitak tlie medical and surgical stall of toe hospital constitutes the faculty. For rates or infor mation address W. KUYKENDALL, M.D., Supt. I lill.LMIRE nitOTHERS For all kinds of draylng and ex- ... ..I - n.i o-.., . . press. , ilflW Vi'""" 'ii -flc, Black tjlllr' ll'ST ( IT OHA8 ASU WEEDS. Notice Is hereby given that all property owners must cut the grass and weeds In the streets and alleys abutting on their property within the city limits within ten days from this notice or work will be done and the costs assessed ngainst the prop erty. Uy order ot the Chief of Po lice. HEARST SATISFIED W ITH THE RECOUNT. New York, July 1. William R. Hearst today cabled from London that the recount of the votes in the mayoralty contest ;of two years ago was more than satisfactory to him. He said: I have said from the beginning that this fight would not make nie mayor but to secure an honest count of the votes. I hope that this result will sufficiently satisfy the citizens, for whom the long and arduous struggle has been carried on." Monarch ranges. Thirty days' tree '.rial. J. W. Kays Fur. Co it WELL yUll.LINO ni ,-nr a-oli. .Irllled bv old and experienced well-drillers. Phone, lied 4 II. . " UUUHHOLZ & CARPENTER, 867 8a. Willamette St. GASOI.INR WOOD HAW W. Q. While U prepared to sa aw wrurl nn flhnrt nntlcft. rhc.no Black 4351. Raaidence. lis West Blxtti street WOO!)! WOOD! 16 Inch old growth fir, 15.25 per cord. William Transfer Co.. Phone Black 1141. tf COW KKEll. Alfalfa meal. At Bailey's, Tenth and Willamette streets. Phone Red 1521. WELL lmiLLIN'tJ. For up-to-date well drilling see f nil..!,.. 1. T nirin. P U-..M trllliica Tel. Red 5121. 999 Viillird Don), t' Slneer Sewii!? K-.acnlne Company, 615 Willamette street, phone Red 1461. tl LAKE MARBLE AXD (IRANITK WORKS MOVED E. C. Lake has moved his marble works from the corner of Willam ette and Sixth to East Seventh St.. between Willamette and Oak, where he will be pleased to see all old and new patrons, Jul9 HERE'S TO THE GLORIOUS 4TH OF JULY, LONG MAY IT LIVE AND NE'ER MAY IT DIE. There's nothing like being free jnd Independent. It's good policy to dine' where you get the best meals tor your money. This, as well as polite treatment Is always accorded those who patronize the Theatre Res taurant, C. XADEAU HAS OPENED EMPLOYMENT OFFICF In connection with his cigar atore at 631 Willamette street. Those wish ing help telephone Red 1421, or call at cigar store, 53 1 Willamette street. 31 P.. C. MOHGAVS FIVITXrR FACTORY furniture manufactured for wholesale or retail trade. Satisfac tion guaranteed. Factory at east end or ruth street. Repairing solicited Phone Black 6391. Residence phone uiacK oavi. NEW YORK CLIPPER IS THE OREATEST THEATRICAL I SHOW PAPER IN THE WORLD. $4.00 Per Year. Single Copy, 10 CIS. ISSUED WEEKLY. Sample Copy Free. FRANK QUEEN PUB. CO. (Ltd), ILBERTJ BORIK, I'l'HI.lSIIKIlS, K.IUO.K. 47 W. J5TU ST., .N EW Yohi. "KNOW HOW" C'ARRUi Is what makes our work' and durable. We knoJ from the ground up. Ynl trouDle we know where and remedy it In the bea shortest time. That ltd class Job and a very sei repairs. Have us try c your carriage. You'll i did. Burbach&Bi . 53J OliveS Appreciates smokJ cigars. It gives him The Mount Hood favorite among all thir It is positively the Cigar on the market J. W. BARM Expert housens - Moves anything'. vears experience. Rq Fifteenth and Oak Red 4511. Eueene.0 i Organized 1663 The First National Bank or lUC.tNE. OREGON Capital paid is 1100.000 1 JJJJ Burplu. and undivided ; Jfft profits 100,000 Additional liability of JJtt stockholders under national bauklug ! imiiwn JJJJ Total iiKi,00 I niter tuie MiuunceiiM-ni enr JJJJ Your I'mtoiiNKi. N.illi'llcil. !.4i T. (1. Il.iidrkki I're.ldeul i 8 11 Kklli Vlca I'rem.leol P. K. HuDdi' c.ihii ; JJ JJ l.ukt L. liooilrt.U. .AMllUt l"til' JJJJ I mr w 1 1, UrUl . .A.l...'i' r:.i..-t 4V4. - . . a JJJJ - an J think ot the idvjni jtr to J be dcnvcJ Innri buv.nt piinti JJ In.m A wrUf Pj.nl IVil.. BALL .TO STOP. 0 nwnt o Iavik w-itli v,nir Jlnwitf UAXN -lilt UK m ' A IN IS Art th Km hi the t Jitl Kit in tt'.r nurV.rt, jnd the J piKr i Ui tlu.i t! it .1 n- t t.t-,.i i-,.i,ij: lTr?ttf,44.K.4,f ji:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::5:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::n::jjj:::::::n UPPER VALLE LEAGUE Game Commences ai 3:30 p. m. July 4th - Eugene vs. Springfield July 4th at Recreation Park, South Willamette St. Parade led by band starts for the Ball Grounds at 3:00 p. m. No other attractions during the hour given ro Base Bail Grounds Remade Grand Stand scrubbed and perfectly clean so ladies' suits will not b: hjurei sf A Ludford Haskell Av.lNTk OS 1 . I . V L i V M C3 G 8lh and O fuclt,)ii Stnvtj !.::::::::::::::::jjjjjjj:jjjjjjjjjtjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjj!ri!i.r.1aM o o w;::::::::tj::j:2::j.r..tw o
