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JU1ICTI0H CITY, 0EE60IT, THURSDAY. IIAY 9, 1801
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THE.. IV
new.
Silk Flannels
FOH WAltfTd
Panno Velvets
FOH WAISTH
Silk Waists
f3JQ TO $10.
Cotton Waists
50c TO $7.00. '
Wool Challics
Cotton
Silk Foulards
Persian
Bilk Zephyrs ,
Percales
S8 INCHES WIDE, 80 YD.'
Ladies' Tailor-Made
. . Suits and Skirts
Bemembcr the Placer
Hamotoe
Bros
EUOENE, 0AF.n0X.
11 iio
GORDON
The House Furnisher.
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Kit m it u re, St wesr
Tinware C Crockery
In fact, everything
to furnish, a house.
CTWILL DELIVER GOODS IN JUNCTION FREE OF CHARGE.
Ninth St.
EUGENE
Commencement Exercise.
The following program will be given
ky the rritnery end Intermediste do
partments of the Junction City BcbooJ,
at the school building, on Mat 10, be
ginalcget2p. tn.: v
Bons by school, "America;" recita
tion, "The Seven," WUbe rermau:
rwlUtion, "Farmer pick Bcarecrow,"
Willie Bamocls; concert reciiauon,
"Out House." Koom 1 j recitation, "The
Bluebell's Reward," Modena Pitney;
song, "Mummer Tlm." Itoooi 3$ recita
tion, A (Jambler'f Wile," a Tracer:
recitation, "A Temperance 107, vawa
Wallace; exercise, by three girls,
Room 3 rerttatum. raroay on wary
jtmb. Clarence Pitney: recitation, "A
Fable "Lelaliolirate: inarch, br twelve
girla, Room 1; rwltation, "Tom," Cora
Mott: song, "oeerge w aioujgvHrs
Hatchet," Koom 2; recitation, "Little
Wiliie'e Leeson of Love," Abie Decker :
recitation, "foe Fireman," Cecil Pit-
nevt flower exercise. Room 3: recita
tioo, "The Little Uoy That Kan Away."
Karl Thornton : soeecb. "JJoil' Rzht "
Karl McMartin : concert recitation, " 1 ne
Hon," Room 1; recitation, "A Boy'e
Pwcket." B Udod MoorUtfad; vocal aolo.
Kiltie Milliorn; recitation, "A Boy'e
Trouble." Wallace Baker; exercwe, "A
Plea lor Peace." Room z: recitation
"Chansrirtrf Color." Agnee Becker; reel-
tattoo, "No Chance for lkyn" Val Far
rier; concert recitation, -am Jriag,"
I loom 5; reciUUon, "vacation Jimei,
Iieater McKellip; valedictory, Goesie
Breettiag ; eoog, "Good Bye," echool.
Following la tbe program of the com
mencement exerclaea in the evening:
' ; raw 1,.
Mntlc, Orcheatra.
Addreta of Welcome, rmldeot of
Clans.': .''(,
Vocal Duet. Kittie Milliorn and Gus-
sle Broettlng.
Tablncu, "FaiUi in the Ked, White
and Blue."
Music, Orchestra.
Tmj, "Tbe Iiy of To-day," Chester
Xiclutli.
Eonay, "Economical and Efficient
Etlucation," MinnioTraccr.
Solo, Mr. Col. Folsom. '
l'..Hy, "Rome Was Not Built in a
Day," ix'ah Lewis.
ocolUuel, MiKcs Barton and FoUom.
KKay, "Mountains nnd Men." .
Valedictory, Ada Winn.
Instrnnicntal solo. Prof. Bihbelts.
Pri'Svutation of diploma, Prof. A, T.
CttuipUJl t,t Monmouth Normal School.
Mubic, Orchentra.
Doors opon at 7 :15. AdmisHion, 10c.
Program wiu ucgin at 9 p. ru. tharp.
The Weekly Oregonian and tha But-
lkkx tor 3 a year.
J. II. Miller invites the people of
Junction and vicinity to call and see the
new 1901 Rambler bicycles. If you are
thinfclnn atout buymn n wheel, it will
pay you to look at tho Rambler before
you make a purchase. Just notice the
nuniW of thnsa wheel in use. That is
the best -dvcrtiscniont it can have.
UP-TO-DATE WRAPPERS
For Wide-Awake People 1 '
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Our Corsetine in Ilany
of Our Wrappers
roseesaoa the essential features of a
Corsot. without discomfort to the
wearer. ;.
ere made in Standard Prints,
Percales, FlftnnelcttcH, etc.
We have the latest in nepa-
rato wrtists
d Skirt
a p p e r s.
0Kt
re can meet you in prices that will
cult, u fit and quality. - , - l.
In Wrappers made from Btandurd
Prints, we have 'em nt C5c, 75c, saj, $t.
Our Percalo Wrappers are Btyliah -$1,
: f 1.23, tl.50, $1.3. ,
In rlaimoleueA wo lead in prices and
quality! 1, worth $2.
P. Frafik &
Son.
The action of the PreHidont, on the re
quest of Senator Daniel, of Va., in or
dering that the Washington heirlooms,
, which have been In thepouHossionof tlm
V. B. government, Unco the bORtnuing
of vtli't civil war, be reutored to Uen. O.
W.' C. Lee, the IckuI .owner of them,
could not fall to add to the eerdliility ot
hia reception at those -places in the
South at which he stopped on his way
to this coaat. , . j ; " .
. Don't forget that you can co to Salem
or Portland on the 22d for one fare for
the round trip; You may nevW have
another opportunity to see a President
of the United States. ..-
Subscnbo for Turn Buluttix,
Dwth ol Prof. fkClroy.
Prof E. B. McElroy died suddenly, of
heart disease, at h borne in tugene
Friday night, about 11:80 o'clock.
Deceinnl leaves a wilt) and five chil
dren. The children were: Willis of Chi
cago. Lucian, of Balem, Colcridce, Lil
lian and Alicia, of Eugene. Two eiHters
and a brother, Captain James McElroy,
of Chicago, survive him. In 1874 Pro
lessor and Mrs. McElroy came to Ore
on. sett M 112 at Uorvallis where In I3i
rof. McElroy was elected to the chair
of nteratu-e in the Agricultural college
which position he tilled until IS82,
t rom 1874 to 1380 he also served as su
perintendent of schools it Benton
county. - Iu 1882 he was elected state hi
pvrtiucmicni ot public lnsiruction ana
was elected, the. second time, serving
twelve years. In November, 1894, he
was Hoc ted to the chair ot bnglish liter
ature . ii the state university and after
wards .was , transferred to the chair of
1 v
itijjic. junsi
from tho fac
time looking after his extensive f;iri0inir
and fruit interests in Lane and ronton
counties. Deceased was a n.ember of
the Christian Church and held member
ship in the Masons, Elk-, A. O. Uj W.
and G. A. K., all of which and other se
crot oraanixations; together , with ! tho
members of Hie U. 0. faculty, attended
the funeral Sunday, which was con
ducted by Rev. M. L. Rose, of the Chris
tian Church. Remains-were interred
in the I. O. O. F. ceuictary at Corvallis.
barsaiiw in underwear if you
Last year Prof. McElroy retired
culty and had since put in his
XS VillATS
INSIDE -
OUT Of
SIGHT
(hat
m&ktia
vear and hold Us shape
Indefinitely. Yea can't see
the stays and reLnfcrccnrnts
that ive life to a garment--feut
they're Uiere If FRED
KALTTMANTi, the American
Tailor, Chicago, makes your
' clothes.
J. V. Kauffaian, I
Eugene, Or. .
Loud Agtnt
tales orders for these reliable
ARE YOU READY
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If so, investigate the
BEFORE PURCHASING. Everything: makes is the best
of its kiud that can be made. Neither second-quality mate
rials nor second-rate workmen nllow6d in the Rcid fI.ojis.
And hack of best materials and beBt workmanship are ability,
knowledge and exoerieuce gained through years of inventing.
designing, experimeuting, ...
Weatherly Creamery Co.,
Junction City and Portland, - Sole Aeists for Ore cb
jCCyWrite to Weatherly Creamery Co., Portland, for complete catalogue.
-r- We carry a run uino of . 1 '""
rfl.rnifirS Stoughton Wagons, John Deere Plov.s
AXD HARROWS.
We are tloadquartetrs- for-
Loggers s -pl!es
GRIFFIN HARDWARE COHP'Y,
KUGESE, OREGON.
JIany
call soon.
V.
Frank k Son, Bugeno.
Louis Knoff , a member of the 85th in
fantry voluteers, recently landed in San
Francisco, arrived In Junction City Sat
urday and visited; friends . a few days.
He ' left for his home on the McKenzie
Monday.' ' . . . . . . - ,.
The Eugene Soap Co.'s Lulu Savon
brand is the crvam of all laundry soaps.
DO YOU WANT 1
A Piano?
If so, you will find no place
where you can buy a first
' class iustrument tn lower
price than at the F. A. lian
kin Music Store.
; We carry a very large line
f Sheet Music and. all kinds '
' of Musical Ooods,1' and we
promise you fair dealing and
' tho lowest prices.
JkG-All Sheet Music sold
at half pnc.
Mail orders will receive
prompt attention. (
R A, RANKIN
MUSIC STORE, .
F.UGENE, - - OREGON
For sale A brand sew 1001 Kambler
"Special" Jvever been out of the fttore.
A bargain. , Inquire at-tho triXKiiNr
ufnee. - '-
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etfr. tililotit ei)y for nwuiln put-ms.
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