Corner Or eery
Ifomplete
ON
every Thing in the grqcery line.
z prO(IUCe Taken
Mil Horn Bros.
:g Junction
"OPEN ALL NIGHT"
i practically, but not literally the
ctiftf at our store. Our telephone
will always summon prompt and
willing service when there U serious
Miiecs and nocewity (r prompt
reli'f.
0mV c Hotel telephone for night or
Pundity calls.
NO EX THA CHARGE
FOR NIGHT CALLS.
We simply ask fur that kindly feel
ing your part that gives u your
day patronage.
Cascade Brug
Company
Corner Ilotef, Junction City, Oregon
A GREAT HOSIERY OFFKU DIRECT
FROM THE MILLS.
Tli old maxim, "The proof of the
pudding in in the eotinir," applies as
well to the wearing qualities f our
' lnMivry. Oiice worn and you will wear
them always. An exception! trial
offer that every tender of this piier
Mhould take advantage of and Hest the
remarkable wearing quality and su-jM-rior
finish of our higlfgrndo homery.
Wo will, on receipt of Wo in bilverund
tho name of your local denier, send di
rect to you from the mill, postage paid,
1 pair of our finest high grad latent
stj le Empire brand Indie' or children's
hum', or men's half hone, in black, tan
white or the fashionable fumy solid
rotors, or the lateet combination silk
embroidered polka dots, electric stripes,
or nlk risking on side, in fancy open
work, plain, or drop stitch style, m
French IihIh thread, balbriggati, Mlk
flnUh innco, or cashmere, with full tln
Mi elastic top ami our patent ruiiifore.ed
silk and linen knit seamless, double
solo, too and high-spliced double heel.
They save darning and are guaranteed
to givw t hree times the wear of any other
hosiery. Thesnmo in children's, with
elastic top, double knee, eclo, heel and
toe, plain or ribbed, line, medium or
heavy quality, guaranteed fust color, and
warranted not to crock. The retail value
of these hose is Stfc per pair. We will
not send more than i pair of each ladies'
or children's to one person. A tiial wear
of these will convince you of their
merits. For 50c we will send, postpaid,
one trial pair of our ladies' line silk hose,
in shades of pink, gold, whit, black,
blue, carrtinul or lavender. This is a
special trial offer. If you aro not satis
fled with them after trial wear we will
refund your money. If you are pleased
with them and wish more, insist on
your local dealer procuring them for
you, and insist on him cutting our Em
piro brand hosiery. W'rito us today,
mentioning this paper, as this offor is
limited. A beautiful little booklet, toll
ing how our hosiery is made, mailed
free to you on request. Address this
way, Empire Knittinq Mills,
100 and 108 Fulton st., New York City.
WANTED.
Any ono haying old horses for ealo,
communicate with 1 12. Peterson, Eh
trup.Or. '
Tho Wockly Oregonlan and Louktw
(2 for a year,
m ' . iri . I ' i in II I I
" VI I tl B DIM
Qtock
HAND.
In Exchange.
City, Oregon. S
Decoration Pay. ,
Dr. Lowe, oculo-optlcian, Eugcno.
Ice for mI at Cascade drug: atore.
Fountain soda for tale at Cascade
drug store.
Ordcra taken lor ladies' and gents'
suits at llouiton s.
Fresh oranges and lemons for sale
at cascade drug store.
There will bo a bountiful harvest In
this vicinity this season.
Farmer's meeting in the Opera House,
junoft everybody come.
A good bicycle to exchange for good
woou. Kacket store, Lugeuo. Oregon
N. J. Bryant brought in 1950 lbs. of
cream in one wagon load Tuesday even
ing.
Just received. 1600 Bs. of nice eoun
try hams and shoulders at MilLoru
Uros.
Men's and boy's suits, latest styles
Just received, at 8. II. Frlendly's, En
gene.
Don't forget the Woodmen picnic at
Dusty, hatnrday, June 1. Everybody
Invited.
Frank Moorhead and family move
Monday into tho residence of Mrs. L
W. iieebe.
(Jo to S. II. Filendly'swhenin Eu
gene fur tho latest novelties in summer
dress goods.
Mrs. Bird McKay received a telegram
lsst r riday ani ouncing the death of Ir
uayiey, or.i squtna.
Milt Cook purchased a team of hordes
and a wagon from some California
bound emigrants 1 uesday.
Wood wanted at tho Junction City
r lour Mill. Impure of
Gkohok iIandmaickb, Manager.
C. F. Ilurlburt 1ms the agency for
Oliver Chilled Plows and nil extras,
full supply always on hand.
Take your laundry Vo O. S. Keek's
harbor shop, lie has the agency for the
Troy Laundry, ot I'ortlanu.
J. II. Edwards, of Monroe, and Mr?
Ella llcnhani, of this citv, were marrie
at Eugene yesterday, May 2W.
We have Westfall's Herbs of Ilealtl
and Wonder Oil.
Ml'KIXER A II ax.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive F'n-
gioerrs will give their annual excursion
to Hulem, Sunday, June 9. Fare for the
round trip, .
Emmett Butler and Joe Hastings, of
Do you know
That we carry tho best
obtainable White Lead
and LinRoed Oil?
The Pioneer White Lead
Pure Boiled Linseed Oil
Raw
We can today quote you a bettor
price on tho above than you can
purchase them in Portland and
pay freight.
Ask us for prices. Wo are ever
ready to talk with you on
Mixed Paints, Lead
and Oil.
Mueller & Hill
DRuaaisTs
tho 8. P. Co., spent k few days last week
on their timber claims in tho Lake
Creek district. , '
Emery Herron is now abln to attend
to his duties as manager of the Cream
ery. no is just getting over a some
attack of bemorrhago of me lungo.
For sale A brand new lfK)l Rambler
'BiHjciul." Nevr;r le!ii out of the store.
tis a 110 wheel for f-w. umitrM' or
gents'. Inquire at tho tcurrix oHice.
O. C. Millet has planted 40 seres of
corn this season. Mr. ftiuiei, wiio is
one of our test informed farmers, says
the Indications aro nattering ir a
eavy yield of nil kinds of grain.
A. J. Kaiser returned from Baker City
Saturday night, where ho attended tbe
meeting of the Grand Lodge, I. O. O. F,
Alex was a delegate from Oois Lodge.
He was accompanied by his wife.
Doo't fail to attend the farmer's
meeting in the Opera House, this city,
Wednesday, June o. mi wniueaii
exceptional opportunity for the farmer
to gain points of value in his line.
unng your famines ana mane s nouaay
of it.
E. J. Frasier, Eugene's hustling real
estate man, was in town Sunday, hired
a livery team and drove norttiwett. We
understand that his appearance in this
vicinity has something to do with the
transfer of a large body' of fine timber
land.
G. 8. Keck is one of Junction's citi
sens who takes a pride in tno appear
ance of his home. lie has spent a great
deal of time and considerable money
improving and beautifying his small but
cosy residence, liis example is wortny
of emulation. It is individual pride
that makes municipal prosperity.
L. B. Moore, formerly 8. P. agent in
this city, but now occupying a similar
position at Hoseburg, was in town bun
day. He had just returned from a ses
sion ot the brand Lodge, 1. 0. O. at
Baker City, at which meeting he rep
resented Oasis Lodge, No. 41. of this
city. His wife accompanied him on the
trip. "Lute," as we of Junction know
him best, has many warm friends here,
who were glad to see biro.
A GOOD THING.
German Syrup is the special prescrip
tion of nr. A. Sosctiee, a celebrated Uer
man Physician, and is acknowledged to
be one of the most fortunate discoveries
in medicine. It quickly cures Coughs
Colds and all Lung troubles of the se
vered nature, removing, as it does, the
cause of the affection and leaving the
parts in a strong and healthy condition
it is not an experimental medicine, but
has stujd the test of years, giving satis
faction in every case, which its rapidly
increasing sale every season confirms,
Two million bottles sold annually. Bom-bee's
German Syrup was introduced
in the United States in 18(18. and is now
sold in every town and village in the
civilized world. Three doses will re
lieve anv ordinarv cough. Prize 75 eta
For sale by Mueller & Hill. Get Green 'i
1 mo Almanac. '
CHILDREN'S DAY.
The first Sunday in June is known
among the churches of Christ as "Chil
dren's Day" and will be observed next
Sunday at 8 p. m. at the Cbrutian
Church. Children's Day was first ob
served in 1881 and now almost every
Sunday t-'ebool in the Christian Churc
observes it each year. Last year the
collection on this day was 142,700. This
year a special effort is being made to
mine frH),00U tins way next Sunday
Since 1831 more than 300,000 has been
put into the foreign missionary work
from "Children's Day."' This people
now have minsions in every great hea
then nation of the world. All are cor
d'ally invited to attend and enjoy the
program to bo rendered by tne children
w Incji is as follows :
oluntary ; song, congregation : scrip
ture reading, sumtrintendent; iuvoca
tion, Rev. L. 1). Green ; "Welcome to
the Mowers, seven primary rupils: rec
itation, "Is It Nothing to You," Lester
Nichols; original address, "What Chil
dren's Day Is Doing," Uojnl Cummins
exercise and sonur, Class No. 4 ; recita
tion, Grace Hill ; "The Message of the
Mowers," la bovs Chics No. 4 : recita
tion, Har.el Molfitt; "The Call of the
Nations," 14 young ladies, Classes 2 and
3; collection for foreign in lesions ; m
strumentel polo, ?oluo C. rolsom
ladies quartette, Gertrude Bushnell
Georgia Nichols, Leah Lewis and Nellie
Thornton; closing address, Lester Mc
Kellup.
CROP CONDITIONS.
Both fall and sprfng w heat aro doing
nicely and there is every indication of
heavv yields.
Late sown oats nro on important ciop
and are in the best possible condition
All farmers aro a unit in the opinion
that crops will w large.
A severe wind storm approximating
the velocity of a cyclone, and being ac
companion by a heavv fall of hail, vis
ited Sprinirfield and vicinity Saturday
W, C. Wnshburne, cashier of the Farm
ers A Merchants' Bank, received the
following telegram Monday morning
from his biothcr 13. A. v aaliburne
manager of the Washburne flour mill
at that place: "Had a very severe
hail storm here Saturday. Hail stones
as large aa hen eggs covered the ground
two inches deep. All fruit and grain
that was headed out in its path was des
troved. Don't know the extent of it as
yet, it seemed to take a crooked course
and was a mile or two wide. Just
across tho river on the Koupal place it
developed into a small huricano & tore
up trees by the roots. We probably lost
50 window lights in the mill."
BornWednesday morning. May 29,
1001, to Mrs. IS. U. le, ot Eugene, t
Bon. The Bcixetim congratulates Dr
N, L. Lee on the birth of his grandson
Personal
Herman Drugg, of Lake Creek, was in
town Friday.
John Templeton, of Lancaster, was
in town Tuesday,
Presiding Elder T. B. Ford, of Eugene,
as in towu Monday.
W. J. Snadrac shipped a carload of
sheep to Portland Friday.
Mrs. Dr. Whitcomb, of Myrtle Creek,
s visiting relatives hero this week
W. II. Hoffman and wife were the
Kuests of J. P, Mtlliorn and wile this
wetik.
Miss Gussle Bruetting is visiting the
family of Druiurist Fred A. Legg in
Salem.
J. M. Dennis made a shipment to
Portland last Friday of one car load of
beep. ,
J. M. Dennis went to Portland Friday
afternoon in charge of a carload of
sheep.
Kev. Snyder, of Creswell, attended
the protracted meetings here for a few
days this week.
Attorney and Mrs. G. F. Ekipworth
went to Eugene by private conveyance
nuay morning.
Frank Druez. wife and child, of
Elacbly, wer guests of J. P. Dougherty
and wife Friday.
Ike Edwards, of River View, chapa-
roned a party of young people to Church
Sunday evening.
I. N. Hembrce, of Fern Ridge, one of
Uine county a most practical larmers
was in town Friday.
Mrs. J. W. Geary returned from Port-
and Tuesday, where she hab been for
the past two months.
Rev. Rounds, of Monroe, Is taking an
active interest in the religious meetings
at the Methodist church.
L. 8. Logan and wife, of Eugene, are
visiting Natives in this city, and are
the gaeste of II. M. Milliorn and family.
lt.v. Hawley, of Portland, accompa
nied by his sister-in-law, Mrs. lee, and
children, arrived Tuesday and took the
etagb for Monroe.
C. W. Washburne left Sunday for the
state of Washington on business. He
will visit Spokane, Davenport and Col
fax before returning.
John Looney, the Junction -Monroe
stage driver, returned from Portland
Friday, after a two weeks vacation.
His father filled his place during his
absence.
J. A. Bushnell and wife returned Sun
day morning on the overland from Bea
ver Hill, near Marohueld, where iney
have been for the past three weeks vis
iting with their daughter, Mrs. W. B.
Beebo. Ihey were accompanied on
the trip by their daughter Myrtle.
Many bargains in underwear, if you
call soon. P. Frank & Son, Eugene.
A WORTHY SUCCESSOR.
'Sompthiso New Ukdcr the Son."
All Doctors have tried to cure catarrh
by the use of powders, acid gases, in
balers and droiM in paste form, iheir
nowders dry ur the mucuous mem
branes.canHinsr tbem to crack open and
bleed. The powerful acids used in the
inhalers have entirely eaten away the
name membranes that their makers
have aimed to cure, while pastes and
ointments cannot reach tho disease
An old and experienced practitioner
who has for many years made a close
study and specialty of the treatment of
catarrh, has at Last perteeted a treat
raeut which when faithfully nsed, not
only relieves at once, but permanently
cures catarrh, by removing the cause,
stouoinff the diccharues. and curing all
inflammation. It is the only remedy
known to science that actually reaches
the afflicted parts. This wonderful
remedy is known as "Snulik-s the Guar
anteed Catarrh Cure" and is sold at the
extremely low price of one dollar, each
package containing internal ana ester
nal medicine sufficient for a full mouth's
Ask your dealer for
it
Cream of all Laundry Soaps
Manufactured by-ssSsa
The Eugene Soap Company
Eugene, Oregon
HOUSEWIVES:
STEEL AND CAST RANGES,
COOK STOVES, TINWARE and CUTLERY
ALSO
Celebrated Petaluma Incubator & Brooder
Griffin Hardware Co., te
treatment and everything necessary to
its jrfect aw, '
"Biiuines" is the only peifect catarrh
cure ever made and is now recognized as
the only safe and posiuye cure for that
annoying and dirgusting disease. It
cures all inflammation qniekly and per
manently and is also wonderfully quick
to relieve hay fever or cold in the head.
Catarah when neglected often leads to
ennsdmption "Snuffles" will save you
if you ue it at ooce. It is no ordinary
remedy, but a complete treatment
which is positively guaranteed to cure
catarrh in any form or stage if used ac
cording to the directions which accom
pany each package. Don't delay, but
send for it at once, and write full partic
ulars as to your condition, and you will
receive special advice from the discov
erer of this wonderful remedy regarding
your case without cost to you beyond
the regular price of "Snuffles tho
Guaranteed" Catarrh Cure."
Kent prepaid to any address in tho
United States or Canada on receipt of
one dollar. Address Dept. Etl22, Edwin
B. Giles & Company, 23UQ and 233'i
Market St., Philadelphia..
ft. F. Skip worth has moved into the
house just vacated by Frank Moorhead
and familj. -
The delegates from the Oregon Press
Association to the National Ednorial
Association, which convenes at Buffalo,
June 10, will leave Portland in a special
car via the Northern Pacific, Monday
night. Miss Anna Oglesby, who is a
delgate, will accompany them and rep
resent the Bcllsti. The delegates
have pledged themselves to invite the
Association to meet in Portland during
the exposition in 1905.
There is nothing new that can be said
in favor of the "Rambler" bicycle. It
has been on the market twenty-two
rears and during all of that time has
een the favorite with bicycle riders.
The new 1901 Rambler "Spec
ial" is four or five pounds lighter tnan
any Rambler ever before turned on t,
and as true as steel and skill can make
them. Call at Wright's furniture store
and see them.
gap closed
i The operation of through trains
between San Francisco and Los
Angele6, via Surf and Santa Bar
bara, will begin on
SUNDAY, MARCH 31, 1901,
- on the new
COASTLINE
Two through trains daily. The
"Coast Line Limited," leaving
each terminal in the morning,
equipped with elegant cafe and
parlor cars, will make daylight
trips through the most pictur
esque, varied and entertaining
scenes on the continent. Inquire
of agents of the
Southern Pacific Co.
HARDWARE
Buggies
Wagons
Binders
Mowers
Hay Bakes
Binder Twine
Bicycles
Machine Oils
Repairs of All Kinds
EUGENE, OREGON.'
YOU WILL FIND A
FULL LINE OF
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