.ia%i»um JHI» Mould" > D-e.
Molded desserts are
" ideri-d the proper thing. The
're bard to get outside the
..j',.
but users of JELL-O.1
W*» i.tv Dessert, can get them ab-
7* ,
,
Circular in each pack-
,„.aiiiing and Illustrating the*
»**
patterns. JELL-O is sold
<i/iPn Irocei'1 at 10c per Packa«®-
M “L ac-ept a substitute or you
XL*”4“1
H“,ve F,,r ,Mwrt?
^7 be d‘s
:,lltd'
DISTRICTSÜNDAY
SCHOOL MEETING
AT SANTA CLARA
I
latter to 11c a pound
A like
anc < put the price of shoulders
<o lie teday. In bacon the tenden
cy was fractionally downward ow
ing to the fact that price* in that line
had scarcely been hit by the aval
anche which struck the general pro
vision market about a month ago.
John Barker, who was arrested last
The drop today amounts to but a
■ week on several charges of violating
fraction.
The general
provision
1 the local optl. n law. appears to have
market Is in very tine form today;
been very fortunate in the outcome.
It seems that the deputy prosecuting
Successors to the Eilers Piano House in Eugene)
Following is the program of the the advance in the price of live hogs
ii the yards here yesterday to 6c be
Cottage Grove. March 30
Charles attorney had a tender spot for John.
convention of the Junction City Dis
ing somewhat of a help toward niain- Jackson, a farmer, living near Lo and Mr. Barker promising to go be-
fore J. E. Young. Justice of the
gXMBlííB»
h \\n PERSONAL trict Sunday Schoo! convention to be ' taining the advanced standard' for
rane. 12 miles west of here, arrived peace, and plead guilty to bne charge,
held at Santa Clara April 10 and 11: he manufactured line.
this evening bringing a sack full of and further promising to go out of
Highei Uric«- for \ < al.
$rh!ay April to, Uteraoon.
In the dressed
market
The vein was -oun». on a hill business and refrain from engaging
. _ veal
___
______
a cor!
1:30 Song and Praise Service led
Mr and Mrs- K- c- Snlsler were
higher range of values is again in on his farm. It is not known as yet in the sale of unlawful red-eye. he
„b^..'M,I?'.A J Job’ ’’-mira.
.r ial on a short visit Monday.
2:0(> Welcoming Address—Mr. R. effect. The market for best stock how extensive it Is. as there has been wpnid dismiss the other counts
Mr Barker
*Prof F '■ C oper was at Eug. : •
is all the way from 9 to 10c a pouni, no sufficient developments to demon against the defendant.
Robertson
I 'he latttr figure being received by a strate its extiyit.
„.Tshort visit the first of the week.
Accordingly th-
The
coal was promptly agreed
2:15 Response— Dr.
:
G. F. Parks
large receiver. At such high values examined and pronounced to be of a other counts were dismissed. Mr. Bar
’ ui« Z > 4 ■ »»wens, of Eugene, was
J unction.
«" Sunday last visiting with rela-
A coal miner look, d ker sold out his business, and Justice
the returns to the shipper should ■holce grade.
2:30 Report of Secretary.
:
For dressed hogs the through that district souie years ago, of the Peace Young imposed a fine
tijw and friends.
2:45 Round Tabi le "Organization. ! be heavy.
H H Davidson was down from
o 1/d by Dr. C. A. Phippl? Port land. Front street market Is in fine shape but failed to locate the mineral in of $50.
'Will Sturt U|1 Next Meek.
the first of the week, vislt- I 3:45 Business,
Appointment of i because of the very scant arrivals in sufficient quantities to warrant ex-
The Cottage Grove match factory,
the stock yards and the higher prl e pending the necessary funds tor open-
3 with relatives and friends.
Committees, Etc.
J. E. Fox. manager. Is now ready, or
m j Isham
of Cottage Grove, 4:15 Special. Music- Santa
Clara ruling there. 8oms of the best sto k Ing it up. He was poslth . however,
Mr Fox ex
is tn vlng off as high as Sc a pound of the existence of coal in large de- nearly so, for businass
_Mhc- s urday, visiting with rel-
Mal». Quartetti
pects to turn out the first match run
This Is for select small sizes. Large .losith.
‘
Hes • was the
and friends.
( Opposite Methodist Church )
4:30
Teacher
and
His
work
—
R
v
i_ : . nlatnv»
next week. He had s me trouble get
hogs, while showing a disposition to
Downs, Junction City.
gtests ol his -ister, Mrs. Grant Cun-1
Phone
Main
41
ting
an
expert
tuatch
maker
but
bt
move, ar • no» bring'ng the ton values
nl-gham.
Closing Exercises.
I Humphrey, of Marcóla,!
at list succeeded. The block mate!
by any means. This should bo taken
Mrs. G
Evening
will be mad1 at first, and If every
into consideration by shipper.
s hi 'ay last, visiting at the | 7:30 Devotional Exerciser.
>t 4WWH>
«as he
Led by
thing goes well it will not be Ion-
Small Fish \ri Seim’.
f
.
Hearn,
r
lather,
M.
E
home
Andrew Baker. Fir Butte.
pntll a parlor match will be turned
There is a great scar Itv of small
¡ í indie
returned from
Instrumental
Music—Ml
Icy fish in th • lo' ?l wb le.-a! » market.
out. The capacity of the factory at
w ek,
w
t’’.. first of the
Ricketts, Fern Rldg"
present Is forty gross per day
This
The corns ff t'e coast have pre-
I I been for a visit witji
Solo—Mrs. Middleton.
will require the h Ip of about fi girls
venti I the usual c it h ?.:iA in conso-
I From Tuesday's Dally Guard.)
Evening
Address- "Does
h
quenc- avallabl1 supplies all over
Mrs. Maggie Somniervlll
w f<> of and as many ill n and boys. The pay
Couch
re
a* Mrs. P. V
Pay?” Dr. C. A. Phipps.
¡’he coast are small, with prices stiff. Mack L. Somerville, formerly of Eu roll to commence with is estimated at
word from Eugene Thursday last
Stitiirday Tpril 11. M >rnii '_
about $20 per day.
Mr. Fox states
Razor clams and crabs are likewise
Tkursia- where they had been for
9:00 Song and Devotional Servi •e— hard to obtain, f r the same reason. gene. died at Los Angel-1--, Cal., last that his company can find a ready
+
Sheriff Fisk reports that ♦
night after a week's Illness from
I From Monday's Dally Guard.)
wkere thev had b en for a couple
Mr. F. E. Bristow, River View.
♦ taxes .ire coming in better ♦
sale
for
every
match
It
can
produce.
Sacramento
salmon
is
in
good
supply,
pneumonia.
Her
relatives
here
knew
Mrs. Sarah E. Lakin, wife of Da
of weeks visit with relatives and
9:30 Round Table- Sunday School
♦
than over before, and when ♦
Cottage Grove Western Oregon.
but high prices are still the rule in nothing of her Illness and were great
R. Lakin, died at her home, 170 1<
friends.
. „
Management—Led by
C.
A. I the south, and of coursa h' re. The ly shocked when the message stating
+ they l>.‘c.me delinquent next ♦
Eighth
street,
Eugene.
Bund
jliss Fannie Colvin, of Eugene,
Phipps.
♦
Tuesday he thinks th je will +
run of smelt has been terminated that she had died came this morning,
aged
March 29, 19(1
formerly a t acher in
our
public 10:15 Teacer 'Training—J. I
+ have been colected over ♦
an 1 no fresh supplies are tolav in the The remains will be brought to Eu-
The
69 years, 1 111
«ch ills, was here Sunday last, paying
ris. Eugene.
+ $283,000
The a -i ssment
i 1 ft al market.
gene for burial, arriving probably
with +
cause of ilia
friends a short visit.
10:45 Instrumental Music .' Mrs Vic-
roll «alls for over $325,001)
Egg-^ $re Quoti-il Firmer.
Friday, although It is nt known
complications,
con- ♦
Mrs. Martin, of Eugene, was her
tor Chauman.
in tax money, and If the +
A firmer tone ,s sh iwn throughout definitely.
filled to her
$ondav last, visiting her daughter,
Solo—Airs. A. C. Miller.
♦ amount figured upon Is col +
Avail
Mrs. Summerville was horn on the
although she I
Miss Carrb Martin, who is teaching 11:00 Address "The Bible" Dean E th- local egg market today.
+ lected by Tuesday, it will lie ♦
able supplies are not so liberal and Stevens farfn a few mil- s northeast of
long time.
in our publi schools.
C. Anderson, Eugene
Divinity i outside shipments ar?
+ a record-breaking collection. ♦
still
very Eugene’ on July 29. 1 875. She resid
Mrs.
Lakin
was
burn
In
Adair
conn
Mrs. F F ’Cooper was called to Eu-
School.
In accordance with a resolution
♦ Up to 10 a. in. this morning ♦
heavy.
Alaska shipments predor.il- ed on the farm and in Eugene during
ty. Mo., and crossed the plains with
gen>- the latter part of last week by 12:00 Dinner at the church.
8 144 receipts had been writ
| nate. but the local consumption Is her girlhood and young womanhood, passed at a special stockholders' her first husband, M. T Branstetter, +
the illni s' of her mother. She was
Afternoon.
♦
taking most of the production. The standing the nubile schools and the meeting on March 23.1, the capital in 18fi4, settling in the Long Tom «■ ten.
wbsept until Wednesday.
1:00 Song Service—Santa
Savings
Clara salmon fleet is taking some Supplier University of Oregon. She " as mar stock'of the Eugene Loan
♦
♦
valley
in
Lane
county,
Mr.
Branstet-
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hardlsty. of
Choi?.
f for use in the fur north. Some of ried. to Mack L Sntfimervlll at tbq Bank has -been Increased from $00,- ter died March 28, 1 883, About six ♦ ♦++++♦+♦♦♦♦♦+♦♦ ♦
Jtareola. are here this week, visiting
1:30 Home Department—Mrs.
M. 'these e^jgs intended for late winter family home July 1, 1896. She and 000 tt> $100,000, fully paid.
with the former’s parents, Mr. and
The new stock has nil been sub years afterward his widow married
D. Mitchell, Co. Pres.
I use are packed solid with granulated her husband continued to reside In
Mrs. Charles Hardlsty, and numerous
scribed
and Issued, nnd ’he capita! David R. Lakin, who survives her.
1:50 Primary Work-—Rev. M it m- : salt. ,
Eugene for a uumber of years, nnd
of
this
hank
Is now twlce-nhe »mount They were married In Eugene, but
friends.
ma. Irvin;,'.
For chickens the m-rkot remains went to Los Angeles about a year
G o. H. Turner, of Eugene, was 2:20 Address—“Our Girls
Mrs. jin very fine shape with supplies in- ago, Mr. Summerville engaging In required bv th ■ stat ■ banking law for lived for a number of years 25 miles
here t'nr latter part of last week, vla-
the lnr-.’. Mt rit es, and Is eye >eded by west of here, coming to town about
Delmer Trlmbl , Eugene.
1
i the whol sale liquor business th -re but three bank* In the state of‘Ore ten years ago and residing h re since.
itinq wit relatives and friends and
3:15 Busin'is, El» tion o: Officers. I
H< -vv ('•it”l'» e. I.e'Dice.
Mrs. Somniervflle 1 -ves be-’ldes
Besides her
husband
Mrs. Lakin
talking af' t some business matters
etc. Three Minute Talks by Ev- I
According t g-owers. the present her husband her mother, Mrs Emily gon outside of Portland.
leaves the following children: M
The
bank
i<
also
strength-'n®<1
bv
He is I i .1 a ■ tit for the Ferro M tor
erybsd.'.
sea-on a much larg r growth of hot- Steven-, two brothers, l.enn L. Stev
Welby Stevens this afternoon re
Portland;
Fannie Hanivipi, of
Chmpany, nnd while, here sold two
Clo'itk Exerftjv-:.
i house In this vicinity than in any ens and Welby Stevens, b -'d s num tltf adiMlfon of five new »'pcJcholders, Clinton Branstetter, cf —
ceived a message from Saw*.‘lie, Cal.,
Fug une; V
all
of
whom
are
citizens
of
wealth
marine i > 'tors, and as soon as they
< < nimit'i• * n Enter -i’i.incut.
‘ previous »ra«on in the history of the erous other relatives and a host of
stating that hl.s father-in-law, J. C.
llani W. Branstetter, . f Eui
and infliietxT In this county.
arrive tb
will be o couple of mo
Mrs. Rob rtsor.. Mr’. Slm>. Mrs. industry. The number of houses is friends here.
Goodale, formerly of Coburg, had
There Is no change in the officers Bransteter, of Vantotivet
tor boats on the river at this place. •Donner, Sirs, Gomph, Mr. W. Robert materially increased and the plants
He was "-••II known to
Frank Branstetter, of Portland, nnd die 1 there.
or
board
of
directors,
and
In
this
con
June- Douglas and Anchor Alsted son.
-how hiore growth than usual. This
Etna Branstetter, of Portland. She a great many Lane county people,
nection,
It
mav
b-
stated
that
the
were the purchasers..— Bulletin.
c. J. Hprd. P-ee.
Ils due to the rather mild weather
management of this bank has been leaves a sister, Mrs Mildred Donald biiv'ii: conducted a sawmill at Co
J 'M. Day, Se y.
'that prevailed during the winter.
He was the
th ■ same since its establishment In son, of Portland, unit 11 brother, Clin burg tor ninny Tears.
Hothouse cucumbers fr m the eas’
ton Withrow, of Portland. Th-y i ■ t of Mrs Welby Stevens, .1. C.,
T
1892.
are In very large supply h-re and
Busines la very ^itDfartory, ns will all be at the funeral with proba Jrv Charles and William Goodale.
prices are being shaded.
Supplies
shown
in the statement published to- bly the exception of the sister.
' front California heavier, too.
Mrs. Lakin was a member of the
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF
day, the deposits having increased
Wil.I, VOTE ON
'Iiiei Note» of Front Stn'et.
Congressman Hawley reports the over $10,000 since January 1, 190S. Presbyterian church, and lived a con
LOCAL OPTION
Two
cars
of
bananas
arrived
in
to-
The funeral
I hereby announce myself ns a can
following pension fner as>-s:
R. A. and the available cash now b’ing sistent Christian life.
Prospects for a
i day in fine shape.
didate for the nomination for sheriff,
Bartlett, Eugene, $15; Edward P. four times the reserve required by will be h Id at the residence tomor
Today the petition for the local op
I banana war growing bright r every Carleton. Eugene. $1
row afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, with
flbiect to the decision cf the voters
John H. Col law for demand deposits.
tion election was filed and the ques
I day. Local trade Is inclined to call
it the Democratic primaries on April I Chittim bark—4 1-2 @ 5c
lier, Eugene, $12; Sarah A Drury.
It is a source of gratification to Interment In the I. O O. F. cemetery. tion of whether or not the sale of li
I the bluff cf Ryan of S -attI - and sev- Eugene, $8; George Myron, Euy ne. Eugene that we now have two banks Revs. ('. A. Wooley and H. N. Mount
17. If, nominated
and
elected I | Wool—18r.
I oral d tilers have ordered supplies
FH»ni1n quor shall be prohibited in l»ano
$12; Henry Hopkins. Eugene, $12; in the $100,000 class, and this tends will conduct the services.
promise to perform the duties of the
ci unty will be placed on the ballots
Poultry. F.ggs, etc.
from
other
sources.
of
the
family
are
invited
to
attend.
Hubbard
Kennlstnn,
Mapleton,
$12:
office to the best of my ability.
to show the remarkable growth and
at the coming June election. The pe
Shipments of eastern Oregon po Thomas Smith. Jasper. $20; A. H
Eggs
—
Per
dozen,
12
l-2c.
HARRY L. BOWN>
tition contains the names of .r>91 le
I development of our city, as well as
tatoes to Missouri river points are Stagle, Cottage Grove,
Dairy Butter—Per roil— 0© 45.
$15; J P. its banking instittuions.
gal voters of the county, the clerk
growing,
because
of
the
low
rate.
60
&
Creamery Butter—Per roll.
Sweet, Elmira. $12; Eli Smith, Glen
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
having gone over the list and struck
While receipts of oranges are wood, $15; Daniel Taylor, Eugene.
Hens—Per lb.. 10c.
out all of the names which do not
heavy, the sales are increasing and $12; G. F. Durkee, Cottage Grove,
I hereby announce myself as a
Frys—Per lb., 10c,
appear on
the registration books.
prices
ar-
stiffening
instead
of
weak
$12; W. J. Gardner, Saginaw’, $12;
Geese—Per lb., 7c.
esndidate for re-election for the Re
There were not many of them. The
ening
here.
George Ketchin. Springfield. $20;
Ducks—Per lb., 9c.
publican nomination
for
County
law requires ten per cent of the vot
Wheat and flour trade conttnue James Law. Hazel Dell, $12: .1. F.
Turkeys-—Per lb, 12 Vic.
Jtdee at the Lane county primaries,
This afternoon Frank J. Zimmer! ers of the county to sign the peti-
nominal.
McKibben. Cottage Grove. $15; •I. H.
Fruits, VeR«-Ui1»li“*. Etc.
April 17, 1908.
was appointed administrator of the ! I tjon, i and many more than the re-
The temporary weakness ln onions McCormick, Eugene. $12; W. H. Rai
«1$
G. R. CHRISMAN.
Potatoes—50c per cwt.
„
I number, were on.
intense lings, Cottage Grove, $15; J. M. She),
i has
been turned Into
Hamilton & VanOrdstrand, the i estate of his mother, Mrs. Rosalie | qulred
Onions-—Per cwt $4.25.
The petition was circulated during
streng’h locally and the price for the ley, Eugene, $12; J. P. Tailman, Eu grocers who occupy the building now Bausch, who died at her home In thin I
FOR CONSTABLE
Lemons—Per case, $4.25.
best stock stands firm at $4.50 today gene, $12; B. A. Wadsworth, Elmira. on the lot where the 1. O. O. F. city Saturday morning. The eslma’- | the past two months by those opposed
Oranges— $2.75.
to the present "dry” condition of the
along Front Street. While the price $15; Alexander
Wlthtrs,
Eugene, block Is to be erected this summer, at ed value of the property of the estate county, and many have hopes that
John .1 Hess.—1 hereby announce
Livestock Market.
the corner of East Ninth and Oak is $8100, of which $8000 is real es-1
in the south is no higher th»n this, $15; William Wiles, Eugene, $12.
’hat I will be a candidate for consta
streets, have b >en unable to find a tate, Mrs. Bausch owning some busi they will win qut at the poll«.
Steers—Per lb 4 © 3 l-2c.
' there are few onions from here being
ble on the Democratic ticket. Don't
new 1 cation and have decided to ness property pn Wljlamotte street
Good cows 3© 31-2.
'offered there at the present tlm».
forget the primary April 17th.
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
* ♦
Good prime dressed veal—6 0
close out their stock and sell off besides her residence on West Sev
rORTLAN'D L'VFSTtM'K MARKET ♦
thd*ir fixtur s. They will Inaugurate enth street, N. L. Roney. Jean Curry
Mutton on foot — 4 1-2 © 5.
Prlc°s prevailing in the local mar- ■J.
MARRIED
FOlU'OUNl’Y .ASSESSOR
a sale at once.
They give up the and M. Schneider were appointed
Fat Hogs—5(3 5 1-4.
•_ _
I ket today are:
♦
Fat Hogs, dressed 6 1-2 © 7.
Hogs Pest $5.75*3 fi.00; medium ♦ + -> + + + +4-+r + + + + + + + building on the first of May, imme praisers of the property.
I hereby announce _______
that Z ____
wll* ___
be a
¿■rain ami Feed.
diately after which date the Odd Fel
$5 50*3 5.75; feeders $5.00*3 5.50.
'amlldato for re-election to the office
At me :.ome of W. T. Carn.-y at lows will move the building off the
Cattle—Best
st--rs $4.75 @4.85;
Flour
—
$4.40.
of eountv assessor, subject to the
me-liuni $4.25® 4.75; common $3.50 Thurston, March 25, 1908, Harley lot an! commence the erection of
Oat hay— $ 1 5.
Tot» of the Republican party at the
cows,
best $3.75@ 4.25; B. Carney and Miss Lulu E. Hart, their five-story block.
I Special Correspondence. I
@ 4.00;
Oat
Hay,
$13.
primary election April 17.
Weather
common, $3.25® 3.75; calve $4 00© Rev. Geo. W. Ellis officiating.
Lost Valley. March 30.
Timothy hay—Per ton—$1*.
B. F. KEENEY.
BEN F. KEENEY.
Is not very conducive to farming at
4.50.
J8’ew Oats—Per bu. 4 5c.
present. Hard rains, with snow low
C«ne County s Assessor.
Sheep- Best wethers ffi.00@IJ.50; SOCIALISTS CALL
Bran—Per ton. $29.
Copper Riveted Overalls
J. R. Chezem will build L. O. Beck
COUNTY CONVENTION
spring
lambs.
It has often been said that an HH- in the foothills.
ewws, $5.50© 6.00;
Mixed feed—Per ton $30.
with's one-story concrete business
the kind thaï “WBAM
Roy
Addington
and
Byron
Dunten
sensor
who
uares
to
do
his
official
nominal.
Shorts, per ton—$32.
k’i'.'ling on
East
Seventh street,
The Socialists of Lane county are duty never can be re-elected.
were
visitors
to
Eugene
last
Monday.
I
Bluestem
85.
If
Wheat
—
A
’
alley
84;
cut lull
New Wheat—Per bu. 85c.
work will start as soon as the old
3c @3 hereby called to meet in mass con this is a truism, present conditions
T. II. Fenton visited the Goshen
Cascara—•( Chittim bark)
nude o|
Rolled barley—Per ton $3 4.
omlline- ire moved off the lot,
vention
at
Frank
’
s
hall.
Eugene.
Or.,
Sunday
school
March
22.
•elected
■ l-2c pound.
Chopped feed—$3’ per ton.
which wil] be within a few days.
on Friday, April 3, at 10 o’clock, for
Mrs. O. W. Neet is again suffi
dr nun
Cracked Corn —$36-40.
the purpose ol nominating a full
ciently recovered to be out. •
Portland Qiiotetion».
.L,
r
DeW1,
t
*
Co-.
Chicago.
Ill.
—
gy
4V VUXJ.j VUILa^l'. III.
ticket for the coming June election
Dexter Sunday school elected offi
Creamery Butter 25© 30c.
PORTLAND MARKET REPORT.
Watlemen In 1897 1 I had a disease
and such other business as may come
cers Sunday for the following year.
Fggs. 15c *3 16c.
“A good many farmers In’ the
« the stomach and bowels. .
In the
before said convention. All Socialists
Those elected were: Superintendent,
Chickens—1 4 © 1 5c.
have
for
’wing of 1902 I bought a bottle of Willamette valley who
are urgently request’ d to be present.
85.
Mrs. Ida Williams; secretary. Mrs. L.
V,'h
at-
Valley
83;
Bluestem
years
been
steadily
growing
poorei
sodol and the benefit I received all
H. M. MANVILLE,
L. Addington; organist. Mrs. Ruth
Oats
Per
ton.
$2fi*3
28.
as
a
result
of
operations
in
hops
and
■'* g >ld in Georgia could not buy.
Chairman Co. Central Com.
Parker; chorister. Miss Vesta Jacobs;
Barley
—
Per
ton.
$27*3
$29.
' ■ yon Hv long and prosper. Yours other products that yield hut meager
E C. COLE,
librarian, Miss Stella Cruzan.
The
Hay
—
Timothy.
$17;
Cheat,
114.
’wy trnl , c x Cornell. Rodfng, Ga. If anv returns at all. are b’glnning
Sec. Co. Central Com.
Sunday school has Invited all dele
Grain Hay—15 ® 1 fi.
Wist 27, 1906. Sold by all drug to turn their attention to livestock,
gatee to leave their lunches behind,
Mohair—Choice. 25c.
lot !.•
It can safely be said that hundreds
A Twenty-Y<nr Sentence.
as Dexter will furnish food sufficient
Wool—Valley. 16*3 18c.
^4 '
more are waiting for definite as
“
I
have
just
completed
a
twen
’
y-
tor all.
Hons Prime 4c *3 5 l-2c.
, THE WET WEATHER
P. Houston was today appointed surance that the big packing plant
;
year
health
sentence.
Imposed
by
Ed Morgan is still searching the
Potatoes— 50*3 fine.
COMFORT AND
•Wunistrator of the estate of his projected here is g. Ing to b a suc
Bucklen's
Arnica
Sslve.
which
cured
mark»- tfor beef cattle.
Onions $3.75 'a $4.00 per cwt.
Then there will be a dras- I
PROTECTION
*
Mary J. Houston, wh > cess.
' me of bleeding pll-s Just twenty
Philip and Albert Johnson have
"JM November 6. 1907. The estlmat- tic cut In the hop acreage of this
afforded by a
I years ago,” writes O. S Wool ’ver. of
V
their shingle mill In running order
f he property of the estate state and a big cut in the production
' LeRaysville, N. Y
Bucklen's Arnl-
now. and are prepared to fill all or
of a number of other crops that have
He Got What He Needed.
' ca Salve heals the
worst s ires.
der?.
In recent years failed to score as
"Nine years ago it looked as If m.v I burns, wounds and cuts In the short
foWi
Kidney and Bladder Pills money-makers.”
time had come.” savs C. Farthing, est time. 25c at W. A Kuykendall’s
That is the statenien’ made today of Mill Creek. Ind. Ter. ”1 was so j drug store.
prun • an(] thorough and will In
1 'n • st-enwhen weakened by B. J. Hecker, of Hecker Brothers, run down that life hung on a very
Clean - Light
with
head' slender thread. It was then that my
nd allay troubles arising dealers in livestock.
Following are appointments of Eu
Durable
L\
-'P iff nirra'inn of the bladder, quarters at Albany, who came In with druggist recommended Electric Bit- 1
for
‘
‘
I
students
gene
Divinity
School
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
'¿r,
■
Guaranteed
by all druggists.
got
a carload of stock yesterday.
ters.
I bought a bottle and I
to luuxate It, for l^ane next Sunday.
♦
Sunday, April â 5:
Waterproof
"A new era is Just now opening in what I needed—strength. I had one ♦
Kwney,
has
county
’
s
assessor,
B.
F.
F. Beach. Elkton
BORN
♦
T. H Garrett. M. D.«Mitchell and the Willamette valley,'
J
said
Mr foot in the grave, but Electric nit- ♦
nJG*-*
»3°?
certainly made a record for perform-
V. Stivers, Amity
J*s. McC mm, appraiser« of the prop- Hecker, "and the establishment of ters put it back on Nie turf again. and ♦
»
Every where
ance of duty that has made him one
L. Dunn. Drain.
»Ry or th
A J TOWt« CO BOltO« U » •
'ate of William Brawn- the mammoth slaughtering and pack-. I've been well ever since.” Sold nn- ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ of the most popular candidates In
w ceweo-w <• jw’ts »neoere
Callison, Irving
**- decoa ’«d. today filed with the Ing plant by the Swift and other in Her guarantee at W. A. Kuykendall's
In Eugene, March 22, 1908. to the county, and It looks very much
Curtis, Elmira.
Nobat» r, ■’rt their inventory of the terests at Portland is the factor drug store. 50c.
Fred M Marsters and wlfp.xa son.
as If his re-election for a second
Hovis. Wendling.
They appraised it at »2,- that is making for an Industrial rev
term is a foregone conclusion.
Moore, Holley.
•<.79.
olution in the great agricultural dis
DeWitt s Little Early Risers,
Norcross, Walterville.
All the
It Invigorates, strengthens and famous little Liver Pill«,
trict west of the Ci
DeWitt'« Carbollxed Witch Hazel
GEORGE W. KINSEY
Stevens. Franklin.
the buiMs up, keeps you in condition,
farmers
want
to
k
by
all
druggists.
Salve.
It
is
especially
good
for
pile*.
Th»-,, i
Olson, Harrisburg.
rcted is going mentally and physically Tha’’s what
Ko-
n
thing
better
than
parking
plant
as
p:
Sold
by
all
druggists.
•* for 1
General
Hansen,. Donna.
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea wtll
nsla. indigestion, sour to be a success. W
rtatna'v
Morgan, Junction City.
do.
35 cents, tea or tablets.
Linn ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
hing
cf
gas
and
ner-
sured
of
thlslh^y
will
quit
F
V.
drive
nshlne
Washing
Machines
’*»S *«■
VanW4nk)e, Scott's Mills. ,
Residence 194 E. 10th St.
♦
Drug Company.
It digests what you poverty and ra:->
1
the blues. See It at
P D Newell la out for
♦
Morris, Santa Clara
a.«
all druggists.
IAMBERS
HARDWARE
CO.
sheep
4. nomination for a:■ »essor Ap-
\ <411 ill.
/
Pr< vision
*• rii 17, on thè Itepubilcan
J
NEW TODAY
Port land
4. /tlck‘1.
’s
•
l>p?n i
♦
Barred Plymouth Rock •advanc
♦
►♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦
per setting. Cheap r ducts I
'ibator I Is. Address G.
Thls is th«- sea«on
' ' WHS
Springfield, Or.o
Union Meat c<
ada -hes and sprlne disor-P rs H‘
lanahan
E.
Me
E.
ini? small ham?
Ilsiter'« Rocky Moneta In Tea is a su
in g that M L 1
•A. S T €>
X Zl. -
J »
which is a net
preventative, Makes
arrive
here
with
the
remains
of
his
«nd
tJ* T h k»* ».«*', ¿zjx former rulings
Pirn
Foil INDICI STIOS AND DYSPEPSIA.
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"' J
T»a
or
Tablet*
wife Friday evening
The funeral vlgorbiis. 35c
RELIEVES SOLD STOMACH. BELCHING. ETC. E. C. P.W1TT O* COMPANY. CHICAGO. ILL.
rolls are adva
Linn Drug Co.
will
probably
be
held
Saturday.
pound, the former g
COAL DISCOVERY
BY FARMER AT
LORANE, OREGON
JOHN BARKER WAS
FNEÖ FIFTY DOLLARS
You should see our line of fine Pi-
anos and Organs—and get our prices and
easy terms. Your old instruments taken
in exchange, We do piano tuning and
and organ repairing. We are in the
COMMERCIAL CLUB BLOCK
MRS. MAGGIE SOMMERGILE
DIES AT LOS ANGELES
TAX COLLECTIONS
WAS FIOKEER, OF 1864
BETTER THAN EVER
♦
OF SAVINGS BANK
+
J. C. GOODALE DIES
IN CALIFORNIA
Mates' Announcements
HAVE BEEN RAISED
WEEKLY REPORT GF
EUGENE MARKET
GROCERY FIRM
WILL CLOSE OUT
PROPERTY OF MRS.
BAUSCH FIXED AT $8100
for men who toil
Levi Strauss
& Co’s
A
DO YOU KNOW
0?;’
S licker ?
V
♦
Auctioneer
Li
La.
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