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Junction
After thi usual quoklioo,
whw-'l Uo you rMn?" eome,
WIIA'I LINIMKNT
IK) YOU USE?
Tho 0ral Irag Co.'a
PAIN KIN6
'What
will furo all hfuliifi, cuti, burna ami
iwreuft of muwloa in abort onUsr, an
well am'olic, tllarrlicKsa, Uysunu-ry ami
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Ymj can Ret any ixo bottle you wil
Gotnpsny
Corner Hil, Jumtion City, Ont?on
Ash ; '. twVo
Dr. T.oc. tuto-oplUsian, Kugeno.
Ice for sale at OicaJe tirug store.
Konvlitfhtfol !. Kakale drugstore.
Ordi-ra tsikcii tor ladlea' auJ gents,
auitKatlloitffurt'a.
The Week! Oregonian and tho Bet-t.m-i
fr t'2 yar. ,
0. W. Waflihtirnu lHsan cutting his
winter oati yeatcrday.
Veah oranj:ea and lemons for aalo
at Cascade ieux atore.
havo Wwtfall' Uerbi'of Health
and Wonder Oil. ..MUKU.KU& Uiu,.
(io to S.vll. Fiiondly'a whon in Eu
gmo fur tlio h'test uovcltiea in summer
droKHftx-dii.
Lndion Hhirt waiHts In allahadea and
textures latMt atylw at Friendiy'a.
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A.i lr. Iwe, tl a optichn will not W
back till fall, bo mira and wu him bin
next day here, which will bu July 10.
Clattdo Leo in here from Junction, and
has charxo of W L. iHd.inm.'s drug
more during Mr. D.'h ahcenuo UeglH
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U. W. Wegnrr.'of the Creamery cow
pany, baa ptirehaiwd a nw phno from
.T.'C. tiallaihr, repreauntlng tho Allen
& C.ilbbrt Co., of Portland.
A eolliHioii occurred near Punmuir,
Cul., Siitur.lny night, between paaaenger
trains Nt8. 11 and 12. Two tramps were
killed and several passengers injured.
It is expected that tho new building
being erected by C. W. Washburne and
J. P. Mllliorn 'on Front street will be
ready tor occupancy by tho 25th innt.
Dr. Lowe, Fngeno's well-known opti
cian, will bo in Junction at tho Baker
llotolnext week, on Friday, July 19,
If you want perfect glasses, coirectly
fitted to your ovos, at a reasonable
prico, seo him,
The flfteen-year-oh,l eon of Mrs. Con
rad, living in the vicinity of Franklin,
had flovcral pieces of bone taken out uf
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hie right foot, by Dr.Ogledf,M a result
of an Injury received with a grubbing
boo aomo time inc.v . ,., f
J. C. Oallagber, wprosenting Allen
& UillertCo.f of Portland (uccersora to
the Wiley B. Allen Co.), dealer in pianos
and organs, will be in Junction for a few
daya. You had, better eo him at the
hotel, and he will, explain to you why
lie will aell you ft piano or an organ very
cheap and on very eaey terms. ' f
3. 11. Miller Invites tho people ,of
Junction and vicinity to call and seo tho
new laOl Rambler bicycles. If you are
thinking about buying a wheel, it will
py you to loc'k at tbo ltambler before
you make purchase. Just notice tho
iiuinW of these wheels in use. That i
t'io lK'nt rdvcrtisenient it can have.
L'gbtning struck in 5 different place
in tho city of Chicago on Tueailay and
set seventeen fires. In New York City
on the same dav there were 224 deaths
and 375 proflratlons from the heat, and
similar conditions prevailed at Wash
ington, Pittsburg, - P-altimore, KaiMas
City and Toledo, while on the aamo day
a windstorm swept through . Central
Iowa, doing great damage, and a tornado
wrought havoc in Powell' Valley, Ken
tucky. in On-gon it was a cool as
April, Halem Stntesitian.
Millioni ltros. hate lust aot in flne lot
of WJbou straw 1-jrits, m boxi-s. They
canto ironi AinanvanI are very choice.
Miernm-H Ulsaina raint (quality re-nu'inUri-.l
lung iur prixi is forgotten.
.Ur.Ucrt Hill.
Do von lish? il!ye vou the hook that
is niintel by the uov tinmen t? - If vou
have, every Wednesday, at Molllt &
Hainan's tmirket, you can get fresh fish,
direct l mm I ortianu, ou fee treHli tal
moo, hnlibut and smelt; to 1U cent.'
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THK FIX BT SKUVICK-'---TO
THK KAST AND KOUTH.
The t). K. ct 7. Co., in connection
with ihe Oregon bhort Line and Union
Pacific, offers' the finest service and fast
est tiiru to Salt Lske, Denver, Kannos
City, Omaha, ft. Paul, it. Iouia, CliJ
citgo nod nil point." euft. Three traiuc
dasly from Purtlanu, wtthchofceof many
different routes. Paiuco and touriM
sleepers, library, din'tig and chair cars
on ll trains.
WritoA.L. Craig, O. P. A; 0. Tl. i
N. Co , Portland, Oregon, for partlcu
hirs. ,
Do you know
That wo carry the best
obtainable .Whlto Lead
and Linseed Oil?
The Pionerr White Lead
Pure Boiled Lirisecd Oil
Rawv
Wo can today quote you a hotter
price on the abovo than you can
purchase thorn , in Portland and
pay freiglO.
, Ask us for prices. Wo ate ever
ready to talk with you on
Mixed Paints, Lead
and Oil.
Mueller & Hill
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Died, at 2 a. in., July .U,iiwi, Mrs,
Parmelia, Nail, od 82 year.
Mm. Nail, whose maldettBame was
Parmelia Skccti, was tho wifi of the late
Alexander Nail, who diet! abotit four
yearn ago, and tho stepmother wf Mrs.
viiv r i . innyo, nun,
flail. Bh leaves several granuciiu Jren,
among Hiem mm. J. J. ianiewe ana
Mrs, Dave Ftrome, A nephew, Win.
fkeen, of Palouae, Wash., at her
bedside when h died. ; Cafw wan t!e
immediate eutiBo of henleatb.
Mrs. Nail was a pioneer, iaving come
to Oregon from Arkansas In 1853.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
(Friday) morning, at 10 o'clock, from
the residence f Oliver lMays, nine
miles west of town,
cemttcry. .
Interment In Mays
W.U WrlKhthas a neir itock of wall
naoer of the latest and tiretticst desiuna.
Now is the time to repa per, your house.
j . . 31 ww wiu DC giau io nave vou cau
unit mut thitNA ni MitU-rnM. Ao matter I
what your tate. you ahould bo able to
choose something to suit from among so I
many beautiful patterna.
DID.J OPENED.
Three bids were opened feiterday by
the County Court on construction of the
Bear Crock brldire. four isilrs west of
Junction. They were as follows; O.W,
Klnsey, $520; N. P.. Alley, fMK); Clar-
ence Thomson, C20. The contract was J
awardwl to . B.-Alley, G. V. Kinsey j
withdrawing his bid, as it did not cou-
form to plans and ejiecificatioBs.
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, ap excursion Iy"i'
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aionaay, jmy m, lor xwroit,MicuiVaa,
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cursion rates In effect via the Burlington
Route Jul r 1st. 2d and 3d. The olbcial
ronte of the delegation of Christian
Endeavorera from Califoraia is the
Robtimrii Piclfic via Salt Lake Citv. Rio
n i n a v nn. iiti.
llngton Route via Clucago, and the ex-
cursion party from Foitlanft will join
the Californians at Salt Lake City and
co East from there In a bod v, enjoying
all the pleasure and conveniences of the
trio as ahead decided ttpon by the Del-1
egation from California, and it is said to
be one of tho most interesting and com
plete itineraries ever arranged by an ex
cursion party to the East. Foil particu
lars cau be scoured by calling at or ad
dressing a 'etter to R. W.Foster, Ticket
Agont, Burlington Route. Comer 3d and
flark Streets, Portland, Oregon.
FERIOUS ACCIDENT.
Cury, the 7-yeanotd i toa' of John
Strome, one of our prominent farmers,!
reniding about ono mile southeast of
town, met with a terrible accident Mon-
day evening. At the time it occurred
Mr. fc'trome and son were ruling along
the county roud near the Ueek resi-
deuce, two miles northwest of town,
Tho hoy was riding his white pony, and
thinking to quicken the pace started the
pony to galloping, ine pacn muaumve j
been a little speedier than Cary wast
usetlto, for he conceived tuo idea that
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the pony was running away with him,
and he jumped from the animnl's back,!
landing so a9 to break one leg between
the knee and hip and frightfully laceiat-
ing the scalp. Ho was brought to town, I
and Dr. S. L. Lee sewed up the scalp
wounds cd set tho broken member. At
last account tho boy was doing nicely.
GOOD ADVICE
' The most m serable beiups in the
world are those IsufTerina troni Dyspep
sia ana Liver uomplittnt. More trun
75 per cent, of tlie people in the Un t d
Mates are aluxted witn tncHo two uis-
oaaes and their eifectu: such ad Sour
Htomach. Sick Headache, Habitual Cos
tiveness, Palpitation of tho He
lleartnurn, . ator-lirasa, unawing
Burning Pains at the Pit of the btom
ach, Yellow Skin, Coated Tongue and
Disairreeablu Taste in the .Mouth, Com
ing up of Food attar Eating, etc. Go to
iii iiviivri u Ann a uiii v .jiiiju vi
August Flower for 7
&T;GeTtWSrS
will relieve you. 1
Prize Almanac.
M.niuED. At the biide'a residence,
Tuesday, July 9, at. 8:30 p. ro., Mrs.
Emma Lctollicr to Mr. Fred J. Rizley
Rev. S. H. Wallace performed the cere
mony thatuniteil the young and happy
couule "for better or for worse." He
was assisted in tieing the knot by Mar
shal J. J. Darnuillo. It was tho society
event of the season in Junction City,
LOW RATE TO BUFFALO.
If you are going to the Exposition, or
an? other noint East, do not make
Vonr arrangements until Vou have se
cured rates from the Burlington Route.
They will interest you. Call or write
for 'full narticulars. R. W. Foster,
Ticket Airent Burlington Route, corner
Third aud Stark Sts Purtlaud, Ogn.
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Persons!
J. M. Howe, of Eugene, km In town
Tuesday.
J a. Waddle, ol Portland, was
in
town Monday.
Mrs. J. J, r.lew end son, of Aatorla,
are here visiting relatives.
L. 15. Moore arrived In town from
Roseburg on this morning's overland.
Mis Edith Thompson, of Albany, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Elmer Samuels.
Mies Nellie Hay, of Junction City, is
In the city visiting Dr. and Mrs.Du Gas
Roseburg Review,
Mrs. Mollie Saylor and daughter Dot,
of Umatilla, are visiting with Frank
Baylor and family, , -
It. A. Washburne and wife and James
Clark and wife, of Springfield, have gene
t0 Foj(.y gprings.-Register,
Mrs, T. W, Clew, who has been visit
ing relatives here, left for her home in
Cottage Grove Tuesday afternoon.' ,
G. W. Weatherly, of Portland, presi
dent of the Junction City Creamery
company, arrived in town Sunday.
Dr. S. Hamilton and Prosecuting At-
torney JSrown.'of .Roseburg, were pos-
angers on Tuesday's south bound local.
, Mrs. Dr. Whitcomb left on Tuestlay's
local for Myrtle Creek. Whil here ebe
was the g est of Mrs. Lela Bushey and
mother.
Attorney G. F. Skipwortb and wife,
, and Mr. A.Umphrey, Wrs. fikipworth's
fathcr,: returned Monday from a visit
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ith ruIativeg hl Lebanon
Dave Houston and daughter Bcs-
of rorlUnd, arrived Tuesday on the
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Mn. L. B. Moore, of Roaeburg, came
down on the Oregon Express yesterday.
The serious illness of her sister, Miss
Evelyn Barton, is the cause of her visit.
Charles J, Mueller, of Milwaukee,
Wis., arrived in the city on Tuesday
morning's overland, lie ia a brother of
Druirgist Fred Mueller, and w ill remain
for an indefinite time.
Mrs. Dave Houston and daughter and
Mrs. Fred Peebtar left yesterday for
Roseburg. Mrs. Houston will visit
her mother at Merlin before return
ing to her home in Pcrtland. i
J. C. Gallagher and wife, of Portland,
aro at the Junction Cty Hotel.: Mr.
Gallagher is representing the Allen &
I tiu uert nano i oruanu, ana wm.De
wwn lor lour or uve aays. , t ,
Mies Anna Olesby, associate editor
j of the Bcllktix, left Saturday for Mos
cow, Idaho, to 011 the position of opera
I tor for the Western Union Telegraph
Uompuny during the pa'sect rnontn.
R?v. 'Booth, of Moscow, Idaho, passed
through yesterday on his way to Eu
gen0. Dr. and Mrs Oglesby, who bave
itnown him for a number of years, were
, tj10 4j0j,0t, to meet lism, and lield a
)rief but tdeasant conversation with the
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reverend gentleman. He goes to Eu
gene to visit his brother, Senator R. A,
Booth- Sunday there will be a gather
ing of the Booth family at Grants Pass,
where the father resides. It is probable
that Rev. Booth will stop off here on his
return to Moscow.
Take your laundry to G. S. Keek's
barber shop. Ho has the ageccy for the
Troy Laundry, of Portland.
Ask your dealer for
Cream of all
Manufactured bysllli!!s
Eugene
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HOUSEWIVES:
STEEL AID CAST FiAHGES,
COOK STOVES, ' TINWARE 'and CUTLERY
. .. . also
Griffin Hardware Co., :SS21-
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A WORTHY SUCCESSOR.
"Somcthiso New Vxdioi jnt Set."
All Doctor have tried to cure catarrh
by the uso of powders, acid gases, in
halers anddmgs in paste form. Thoir
powders dry up tho joucnous mem
branes, causing, them to crack open and
bleel. The powerful acjds usd In the
inhalers bve entirely eaten awav the
same membranes that their makers
have aimed to enre, while paeies and
ointments cannot reaeb the disease.
An old and experience! practitioner
who has for many years made a clone
study and fpeciaity of the treatment of
catarrh, has at lat perfected a treat
ment which when faithfully us:d, not
only relieves at once, bat permanently
cures catarrh, by removing the cause,
stopping the discbarges, and curing: all
inflammation. It is the only remedy
known to science that actually reacltes
the afflicted parts. ' This wonderful
remedy is known as "SnuffLs the Guar
anteed Catarrh Cnre" and is sold at the
extremely low price of one dollar, each
package containing internal and exter
nal medicine suiticient for a full month's
treatment and everything necessary to
its perfect use.
. "Snuffle" is the only peifect catarrh
cure ever made and is now recnrnized as
tho only safe and positive cure for that
annoying and disgustinz distal. It
cures all inflammation quickly and per
manently hnd is also wonderfully quick
to relieve hay fever or cold in the head.
Catarah when neuleeted otten leads to
"onsumption "Snuffles" wit! save you
t you nse it at once. H is no ordinary
remedy, but ' a complete treatment
which is iotdtivel7 gonraut.?d to cere
catarrh In any form or stage if ustfl ac
cording to the directions which aceom-
nanv each packaze. von 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 thia wonderful remedy regarding
your case without cost to yon beyond
the regular price of "nufiies the
Guaranteed Catarrh Cure."
fcfent prepaid to any address in tho
United States or Canada on receipt of
one dollar. Address Dept. B622, Edwin
B. Giles & Companv, 2300 and 2332
Market St., Philadelphia.
" CROP OUTLOOK.
It is estimated that the wheat crop of
Lane county this year will amount to
800,000 bushels, or more than an aver
age crop, About 500,000 bushels will be
for export. Other crops promise equally
as well, uats are nuing belter man
usual, and will yield a good crop. The
hay crop is being harvested, and will be
the jargest for, years. Hops are doing
well where they have been properly
tended, and vegetables of all kinds are
yielding abundantly. The fruit crop is
one of considerable importance, ard
and will turn out well. Especially is
thia true of prunes, tho principal expert
fruit. Guard.
CALL FOR COUNTY WARRANTS.
Norice is hereby given that the follow
ing warrants w ill be paid on presenta
tion at my office on and ' after Julyj?,
PW1 (interest will cease on July 8,1901):
All Lane County warrants from regis
tered number 8035 to 83-38,' both inclu
sive. ' . v . "
' Dated Eugene, July C, 1001.
A. S. PATTEBSOX,
Countv Treasurer. '
, nead this paper and The Weekly Ore
gonian. - -
PETITION INT BAN !i.R U 1TC Y.
T. A. Gilbert, a boot and shoo dealer
at Eugene, has tiled a petition in bank
ruptcy. Ills liabilities conskt of ac
counts owing to various firms, amount
ing to IS018, and he also owes $(M taxes.
Ills assets future up $6732, and comprise
a stock of shoes, etc., at Eugene, valued
at $5323, an interest in the partnership
of Gilbert & "Holden at Roseburg, and
$174 bills receivable.-Oreonian.
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