LOCAL NEWS
FROM GROWING
SAWMILL CITY
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
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•nrpsxiwd *11 other medicine», in merit,
•ales and cure*.
Its success, rreat a* It has been, ha* ap
parently only just begun.
It has received by actual count more than
•u.oo# testimonials in two years.
It purities the blood, euros all blood dis
eases. all humors and all eruption*.
ATTACKS UPON
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STANLEYS
MANY WOMEN
AND CHILDREN
612 Willamette Street
EUGENE, OR.
An ex-mechant said to me:
“I have worked in a number of Eu
gene stores, but your store is the only place
in the town where goods are sold for less
than 1 sold at Lorane.’
JOAQUIN MILLER
TURNS EXPLORER
DEADLY AUTOMOBILE
KILLS FOUR MEN
We buy for less
We sell for less
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positively can save you from
25 to 75 per cent on your pur
chases. We sell better merchan
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Shoes for Men, Women and Children
Underwear for Men, Women and Children
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Special all next week
Men’s $.1.50 to $3 Fancy Vests
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Teddy Bears all next week, special at .
Bears in three sizes, regular $ 1.50, $2 00 and $2.50, all with vd«
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Y0UN6 MAN KILLED
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It strengthens the stomach, creates an ♦
Mrs. Jeannette Richardson was
♦ attack* on women and chil 4
appetite
and builds up tbs whole system.
pleasantly surprised at her home on
dren which have caused such 4
11 cures that tired folia* and niek.es the ♦
North B street Tuesday, July 30. by
♦ consternation still continue. ♦
her friends, it being the fifty-ninth weak streag.
♦ An additional case, that if a 4
la usual liquid form or In chocolated tablet*
anniversary of her birth.
They
♦ young girl on the East Side, 4
brought their baskets well filled and known as ••reatatM. ICO doses IL
4 was brought to the attention 4
a very appetizing lunch was spread.
♦ of the authorities today. She 4
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. G.
♦ was pgsHlng through a hall ♦
O. Bassett, Mr. and Mrs J. J. Brown
♦ way of her own home when 4
ing, W B McKinney, Mesdames Alta
♦ attacked by a miscreant.
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Chappell, Bessie Endicott, Ellen Han
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The police are baffled. 4
sen. Davidson, Ltepley, Nellie Kepner,
♦ Some believe the attacks are 41
Miss Davidson, Miss Ole Endicott,
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Master Raymond Bassett.
The com
Joaquin Miller left for Grants * others point to the widely 4
pany had ice cream, which was great
Pass today, after a trip into the Sius-i * separated scenes whese the 4
ly enjoyed.
attacks have occurred and 4
The Christian church, which has law valley. There he will join a par |4 hold that different individu ♦
been undergoing extensive improve ty to explore some famous caves, ♦ als are responsible.
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ments, will be rededicated next Sun whoch are said to be the largest in ♦ is a marked decrease of wo ♦
day morning at 11 o’clock. Rev. Ol Oregon. Passages in some of them ♦ men and children on the
son will preach the sermon, and those are said to be yet unexplored, and ♦ streets at- night and every in :
who know his ability promise great doubtless the famous poet will dis ♦ cident Is the basis of the
things for all who attend. Rev. Ol cover some chasm or vault which ♦ gathering of a mob and the :
son has chosen the following sub will ever after bear his name. Jef ♦ beating of suspected men, :
jects: 11 a. m., "What Would Be ferson Myers, of Portland, and Judge I ♦ but no important arrests have
come of the World Without the Watson, of Grants Pass, will also be 4 been made.
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Before returning to
church?”: 3 p. m., “The Greatest in the party.
♦ Three young girls and two ♦
Problem Confronting the Church To Eugene the poet will go to his home ♦
Three young girls and two 4
In California, returning here In all
day”; 8 p. ni., . “According to the probability some time in October.
♦ women have been killed and 4
Bible is it Necessary to be a Mem
4 a score attacked.
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ber of the Church?”
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The funeral of Mrs. Jessie Eston,
who died at Thurston on Thursday,
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July 25th, was held Saturday at Mt.
Heavy railB piled up at Drain for
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Vernon cemetery.
Mrs. Eston be the Southern Pacific's extension to
MAKIUEII.
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longed to the Christian church and Coos Bay have been taken away, giv
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to Pine Circle, Women of Woodcraft, ing rise to the report that the compa ♦
of Springflefd. Rev. J. E. Emmons, ny had abandoned the Coos Bay ex ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*
her pastor, conducted the services at tension. These rails were taken to
At the residence of J. J. Poll], Eu
the home and the services at the the California ii Northeastern, to be gene, Oregon. Wednesday evening.
grave were conducted by the circle. used in rush work on the line that is July 31. 1907, Eugene Jay Tibbetts,
A large number of the circle attend to be made the main line of the of Sacramento, Cal., and Miss Mabel
ed.
Southern Pacific around the Siski Bessie Poill, of Eugene, Dr. M. C.
Died—At her home, two and one- you mountains. Other rails will be Wire officiating. To the strains of
half miles east of Marcóla, Friday, substituted for use on the Coos Bay the wedding march the bride and
July 25th, at 6 a. m., Mrs. Christina extension. The Klamath Falls line groom entered the room, preceded by
Stalberg. aged 70 years. 5 months Is being laid with 86-pound rails, the two little girls who scattered rose
and 18 days. MrB. Stahlberg had heaviest rail that Is now being used petals in the way.
Another little
been sick for a long time, and death In ordinary railroad construction. girl bore the wedding ring. In the
came as a great relief to her. The The builders received orders from E. presence of a large company of guests
funeral was held in the M. E. church H. Harriman, It is said, to push con the marriage service was pronounced
at Marcóla. Sunday morning, ot 11 striction on the Klamath Falls line, which made the couple man and wife.
o’clock, conducted by Rev. J. W. Per and as there were no heavy rails to Guests were present from Portland
kins. interment In Baxter cemetery. be secured In the market the rails at and Roseburg. The guests were de
D. E. Marshall, who has been in Drain were appropriated. it is re lightfully served In the dining room.
the employ of the Condon bakery of ported that the C oob Bay line will be The wedding presents were elegant,
of great variety and in large num
Eugene, lias purchased the Spring laid with 65-pound rails.
The builders expect to complete the bers. Mr. Tibbetts is an engineer of
field bakery of Mitchell & Younker
and ha* taken possession. Mr. Mar Klamath Falls line to Dorris this fall, the Southern Pacific Company with
shall is a baker of known ability, and to Klamath Falls by next spring. headquarters at Sacramento. After
and Springfield people are glad to After the road reaches Dorris it will 4 short trip Mr. and Mrs. Tibbetts
welcome him to the business circle. encounter three or four miles of will go to Sacramento to live. The
“Dock” will keep everything In the heavy work and two tunnels. These congratulations and best wishes of
will he handled during the winter many friends go with them.
bakery line and It will be first-class.
A letter from J. L. Clark, who is months.—Portland Journal.
At the home of the bride’s parents,
camped at Foley Springs, informs us
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Rossman, a few
that bls health is Improving rapid «< MM ER Mt'IIOOI.
CLOSED YESTERDAY miles below Eugene, on the river
ly, while that of his wife Is showing,
road. July 31, 1907, at. 9 p. m., Clar
only slight Improvement. We hope]
that they both will fully regain their | The university / summer school ence Henderson and Miss Edith Ross
its session yesterday and about man. Rev. W. E. Rossman, uncle of
health.
Jim was quite poorly all I closed
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spring, and the change of living has forty students who attended are get the bride, residing at Vancouver,
ting ready for their vacation». Most Wash., officiating. The wedding was
worked wonders for him.
B. B. McKinney has let the con of the professors, twelve or fifteen, attended by about forty of the rela
tract for the construction of his lurge who were engaged in the summer tives and intimate friends of the
store building and work was com work, will leave either for Newport young couple, who are well and fa
vorably known throughout the coun
menced this morning. Mr. Stewart, or the mountains.
The session was very successful, ty. An elaborate wedding supper
who has the contract for the I. O. O.
F. building, was the successful bid and what added greatly to its suc was served. Mr. and Mrs. Henderson
der. Mr. Johnson is doing the exca cess was the pleasant and quite cool will reside in Eugene and will make
weather a good part of July. Courses a trip to the coast before settling
vating.
Mrs. M. M. Peery was called to Scio were offered in al) the main branches down to housekeeping.
last week on account of the serious of the regular college work. The li
Illness of her father, J. S Morris. He brary training usually offered was
was somewhat Improved when she not given, on account of the fact that
the new library was not ready, and
left last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Wells, son of the books In the old one are being
E. Wells and cousin of Mr. and Mrs. made ready ior removal.
D. J. Sawyer, of Eugene, were visit
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E.
Wells Sunday. Mr. Sawyer will leave
Salt Lake City, Aug. 3.—W. D.
soon for California, where he will re
Portsmouth. Eng., Aug. 3.—The Haywood, asked by the Associated
side.
H. H. Gentry, of Portland, arrived two hundred ships of war constitut Press whether he was going to han
here Wednesday to assume th man ing Great Britain's home fleet parad dle the strike now on In Minnesota,
agement of the Willamette Valley ed before King Edward and Queen said he had not been commissioned
to go there, but would return to his
plant during the absent!« of Abe Gil l Alexandria on the Solent today.
desk in Denver, subject to any orders
bert. who will leave shortly tor bls
DON'T BE IlLVE
| for the good of the Western Federa
vacation.
lose all Interest when help I« tion of Miners.
Mr and Mrs. J. H. Cox left yester and
within reach.
Herhlne will make
Haywood and party will leave for
day for Mehama, Marlon county, for that
liver perform Its duties prop
. They
their vacation.
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. expect ‘ to be erly. J. B. Vaughn, of Elba, Ala., Denver this evening.
gone about two weeks and will spend writes: “Being a constant sufferer
their time in fishing and a general , from
constipation and a disordered
good time.
liver, 1 have found Harbine to be the
Mrs. H. L. Bennett, of Seattle, who beat
medicine for these troubles on
has been visiting In Texas, was visit
market. I have used It constant-
ing her brother, C. W. Rychard, in i the
ly. 1 believe it to be the best medi-
this city a few days this week.
I cine of its kind, and 1 wish all suf
Walley Skeels and family, of Sa ferers from these troubles to know
lem, are visiting Mrs. Skeels' parents, , the good Herhlne has done me.” Linn
Bordeaux. Aug. 3.—In a colllalon
Mr. and Mrs. H. Bmitaon.
between two automobiles four men
Drug Company.
The many friend* of Al Perkins
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were killed and two others mortally
will be glad to know that he has re- Buie ot Oh|o ntl,
ioiedo. Lucas wounded today. One of the cars,
covered 7rom his severe illness
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competing In a race, was proceeding
John Kissinger, son-in-law of Mr
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Frank J. Cheney makes oath that at. the Tate of sixty miles per hour
and Mrs T. O. Maxwell, was visiting
and ran Into the other car. which was
ha Is senior portner of the flrm of I obscured by the dust.
them Wednesday.
Mrs. Emma Nickerson and daugh F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business In
ter Irene, of Marcola.ar« visiting here
the City of Toledo, County and State
this week.
Born—To Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Mil aforesaid, and that said flrm will pay
(the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
ler, July 29. 1907, u girl.
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Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas LARS for each and every case of Ca-
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Tucker. Sunday, July 28, 1907, a 9-
tarrh that cannot be cured by the use
pound girl.—News.
of Hall's Catarrh Cure.
Albany. Or., Aug 3.—In a friendly
FRANK J. CHENEY.
wrestling match among members of a
Sworn to before me and subscribed harvest crew near here last night
l'oaltively cured by in my presence, this 6th day of De George French threw Russell Mcllar-
throe Little Pills.
gne, a seventeen-year-old youth, so
cember, A. D., 1886.
They a No rvUrve Dis
that his neck was broken. He died
(Seal)
A. W. GLEASON,
an hour later.
trr . m>m nyspeprta, In-
Notary Public.
dlgveton and Too Hearty
Kalini. A perfect rent-
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Inter
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When your child has a severe cold?
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You need not fear pneumonia or oth
In the Mouth. Coated
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