Eugene weekly guard., April 23, 1908, Page 6, Image 6

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THE' EI’OEXE W EEKLY Gl'ARD, THlllSDAY, APRIL 23, 1008
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COMMITTEE APPOINTED-
TO INVESTIGATE TRUSTS
13
rk
un
Williams 1* Mad.
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t
dl
r sc
in
vpr i
lele
+ + + +
6
Mout
and
ras b
Her
♦ ♦ ♦
•k
♦
♦
♦ ♦ ♦
Mm
s<
Suitcases, value to $ J.CO eft $ 1.98
rlty
«lui
Men’s dress and work Shirts at prices never before heard of
Values to $L00 aL 49c
Bargain Sale Wash Goods
2ic
REGII AR 20c V ALEE AT 17c.
ELMIRA LUMBER CO.'S
MILL REFITTED
Granii .1 ii ry (»< I m Ihi^y
ten T ork • \ ¡«ri 1 21
II be me
kn « w ii t<i la v î hat 1the ted«rai g mil
jur y I h about to h •ghi an Inv»-' iti ga*
tloi1 of avvera
ht* lariO'dt n BH»
fa riturerà of manila
of 1
not th * manu
J
under an a
meifit In reHtra
trade In violi Ion
111 ifUl l-trust law.
13c.
BIOS' -W.XFOKDS, $3..Ml \ A LI E
1 lc
Boys’ patent kid Shoes and Oxford
and widths; the new thiug. A lam
value up to $3.50; Friday .
oak collar and counter;
♦
4* ♦ + <f ♦ ♦
1 in Elígete, April
lA'adley and wifi
a
to T
1er.
RE<>( LAB 12 1-2« VALI ES at HF.
All
Men's Oxfords in Vici and patent Kid
and widths: a new Jot of the latisi
in sty re and make
Regular $5.00 at
13c
irs and
A
BORN
17c
vr
A large assortment of ladies' fine Oxfori
dais in all sltfes and widths; vaiti«
up to »5.00; Friday Bargain Sale
KEGI LAII MEN'S $5.00 OXFORDS.
a
♦
Bargain Sale Shoes
A ILI ES I P TO ¡95.00 AT 08
E 21c.
+ + + ♦♦ + + ■*-+♦ ♦ + ♦
J
m I
gainst
repo
paper
1 ■ Illi'
by the directo r of t he census bu a it.
iViJlIainH,
avo been
to 1 19.
>y Ktate-
speaker.
result of
p a pí*r^
and tht
led » that
ot'dented
he other
♦ ♦
♦
♦
DIED
♦
♦♦♦♦♦+♦♦♦♦
* t ftnw
d
ht
In
Cottagi- G
23.—A little
^4
bus
i* Q I p ■<1
lottage Grove
ncident o«
bat was
some, but to with two children. Ii
II
thers not
The propri- r.n|t,-d in marriage :
When quite ;
tor of the
ig store, Har- tcux.
■rian
y Brehaut,
ime past has ca.ne a memlter of it
.ri ago
een ni I».-in
articles from church and about f .ui
4
Ad­
a t
his store, including tnedklnes, toilet united wlih the 8evt
a iam­
She
good«, etc
and the loss became ventist church
■r, one
alarming,
Harry Is an itlgen- band, two sous, one 1
:»e was
iuus chtlp, and to find th'« thief he Itrother and three sis
attached a thr« -ad to a number of laid to rest in the Sw
pill boxes and placed then on rhe etery w ith a «trong 1
show case ho I lat If a man picked in the tirst vnaurrecti
/ Words of comfort v
up one and
regs twenty started to walk away It would pull C. C. SU yter.
rrect theae all the othe •rs off the case and to the
r and pulp
it hap(H-iied yesterday, I
At the home of her son. Cad IL
Introduced
r sprung the trap a«ul was I Young, 4 7i> Pe; rl street, Eugene,
aticl means
i this forenoon at 11:30 o’c toik. .Mrs.
ent efforts
of whom «e sp«aà was Lucia H Young, of ol 1 age
Funeral
tile Lane county court announcements will be niKde later.
:ig medkdne without a
two
si ker
de a <1
, n««i
1 th«
' and
ture of printing paper.
( è inf migli t'ont ribut ions
The McCall bi!
ity of cn npnlgn <
«lay reported favo
by a committee
president, vice pt
aentatlvei In con
Einployrra* Lial«ility Bill
A r the ersult of the opinio:
derod tn Preaident Roos« velt i
DRUG THIEF
CAUGHT BY A
CLEVER SCHEME
r regular 12 l-2c new WasN Goods '
i -ale Friday only, the yard .......... «
In Eugene April 1 '
Elmira Lumber Company s
took out the Iw-1 r.Vi, loads ot tornef and .Vtrs. L. It
today that wfQ «ximpietc dauglJter.
tg of their mill.
;e new boiler bus l*«-en in-
sta
1 Is now running the pig­
lier
turning <>ut some finY*
v re
ter.
Tile floiuiug and
I
i ititi
At .Marcóla
April 13, 1308, t(
in this mill has'an ext- 1-
try
lent re •JHJ I ill tion, both in this and some Glenn Powers und wlft . of Blue Riv
i
of the
stern markets:
The new et, r, so*.
la.
head I: block ,s and set w«n ks üiaX ar­
(
Two cars of oranges were unloaded'
April
rived (.«»«lay are of th«» latest anci
on the street rhls morning.
J•> most 1 improved pattern, which will
L
Local hothouse cucumbers are in
insure an eveu and satisfactory CUI
Selling at
slightly larger supply.
in th«' lumber, This Is a. usisi Ini- 4*
/
-------
ozen.
31.50(0 32 a
portant factor In the manufacture ol
Chltthn
barfc
—
4
l-2@5c
.*
The Republicarf county central
F
Strawberry supply from Fionda fa
lumber ami Is alwajfe apHCilased by ♦
Wool—1 Sf.
MA GRIFI»
more liberal and bettef quality Is comnifttee met yesterday aiternooa
the contractor, as a time surer w h re ♦
4
and appointed a commii ■ .
,.xer.
,
Poultry, E%gs, etc.
shown today. Price al »2.
a force of men are on a contxnct-
>444 ♦ 4 4 ♦
♦
Hops are still very slow, with on- cis«* any and all powers conf« rred bv
Tiie headblocks will be pm in place
Eggs—Per dozen.. 14c.
ly an occasional trade around 2 K4 @ law upon the county «entrai com­
this week and by the flist <»t next
Dairy Butfr—Per roil—b0fa45.
kt th»* residents of Mr. aid Mrs. I
mittee as follows: J. M. Williams, R
week the mill will be in '"*11 upeva- J. U Smith in iilig ue, A;«rfl 15,.
Creamery Butter—Per roll, 80@ 5 c:
Paine
Dressed meats are active for rhe A. Jayne. W. S. Moon. [>.
While .1. O. Storey, presMhnt of Uon.
¡I i «' official count of the Totes
1!K<. Horace A. .Morrie and M ns Car-1
Hens—Per lb„ H*e.
,
I small arrivals.
Former prices the and H. T. Belknap. It was <fe«ided'
cast at the primary election Inst Fri­ the Portland, Eugene & Eastern rail­
rii* Grace Smith, JUiv. J. J. C.rtrk of- !
Frys—Per Di., K'c.
that 'the delegates to the -tate and
rule.
day was completed this afternoon by road, was hero last Sil Hi rd ay he clos­
fi< »axing.
Geese—Per lb., 7e.
district convention be »eh i ted tv a
Portland Livestock Market.
the canvassing board, consisting of ed a <J«al with E J. Frasier for the
Ducks
—
Per
lb.,
9c.
viHaais
The she« p market continues wiak. convention to consist of delegate»
County Clerk E. U. Lee, .Justice of the piiK’base of the J. M. Cox property
IXVFJ1ESC II.XIRE*» IX
Turkeys—Per lb, 12 Me. .
with the daily receipts larger Than from the-various precincts, the coun­
adjoining Eugene on the southwest.
Peace R. 8. Bryson, of
Itl-ATBLII
LX
<ON1
EVTIoX
Fruits,
\
<
‘
i,«*tal>l<*
“
.
Etc.
Cottage Grew». April 20. Thw Cu­
the requirements of the trade, but it ty central committeeman to be ex-of-
The terms are private. At the same
Justice of lile Pence .1.
Pot at u«ts— —i»0c per cwt.
neral of Allen Johuiaon, 8« lt ivt W.
is expected that arrivals will fafll ficio a delegate and additional dele-
Croswell
time Ur. Frasier bought from Mr.
following I«
Vepuldliui
interusi
Ar
now
directed
Onions-
—
1
Per
cwt.
35.00.
¡C. Joteison, a isruminent IniHinc'ns
off to s ime «xtent in the near future gates to be selected,.«ne for each 25
8tor« ) all of flint portion of tin* Whit­
can vote:
toward
selection
of
th«
Oro
to
»
<1-
le
­
Per
case,
»4.25.
Lemons
—
man of this city, who waei tIntown
votes cast at the republican primarv
Meantime prices are maintained.
ney tract lying south of the county
For I' i>lt<*d States Seililtor
from tile I'ortlanifA'uttage Gt*ow* lo- gates to the National Itepubl lean con­
Oranges— -»3.00.
Tn Jhe catrle and bog markets the election if April 17. 190S. or major
Charles W. Pulton. . . . ............ 115 4 road l>a»Hing through the place.
vention
in
Chlcagp.
.
.1
nie
16,
in
the
‘cal late Frliltiy night and dleif two
Livestock Market.
tone iss trong, as ir has been for fraction thereof. It was further d -
H. M. Cake.
............ 863
hours afterward, »as one of tin* liurg- Mate and congressional «fist rict con-
weeks past, and there is nothing in cididtthgt the executive eommitte»
Steers—Per rb , (ft 3 l-2c.
veindons,
to
be
in
id
itr
Port,
lard
Mav
« .«t ever hellf in tbrs cUy.
"v la *sti-
sight to Indicate a weakening soon. be empowered to select committee­
I HI ItSTOX IT! MS
l t
“
Fulton's majority. . . < , .
2!» I
Good
cows
3'«»
31-1.
The
Oregon*
dfeUrgatei.
will
be
| mated that 2.000 people ween iu at­
6 in b. Livestock commission men say good men in rhe various precincts where
Frtr Congressman
Good prime dressed veal
eipivt In n rmber, fhur ahosi n by the
tendance.
cattle are scarce in rhe state, and a none have been elected, the precinct
state convention
Willie C. Hawley....................
(8|iniaf Correspondence. 1
Mutton
on
foot
—
4
1-2
<U
to
n«presi*nt
the
it la thoimht that Win n llitvijson
good proportion of those now coining committee meeting for that pgrpose
Thurston, April 22.
N. Rhode* I caught on tile steps of the «-Idsed vos- sti xe at l.rrge ard'twn by ea«h dis­
I For Nupreiii»* «lu<lg<
Fat Hogs, dressed 6 1-2 ib
in are from California and states to be held on May i
. 1 901 was happily surpriseit ;v fi«w evenings tibullt nt thircoacti. to insure his safe­ trict convmtlon to. reprise it its re­
Robert 8. Beau......................
Fat hogs on foot— 5 1-2 Ö 5 3-4..
Saturday. May 9, was the time set
I east of the mountains.
ago by quite a number of frlenigl
spective «lilrtrict. Ainring ti e calked-
For Dairy itml E« hh I C<>iiimiM«loiier
.
Gram
an
<4
Feed.
ty, lie wedgpil himself under tile trap
Few calves or lambs are coming to for holding the county convention
J. W. Bailey...................................... 1303 «coming In to spend th«* evening »ml I door
When th«« brakemtin threw of men are Senator* li'iurne and Ful.
Flour*—»4 -to,
the stockyards.
Practically all rhe to select delegates tD tho star* co»-
Alexander Iteld.'.............................. 473 help him cel'ebrnte Ills «2d birthday. up the do«ir it la assumed that he t«xj 8. A Lowi 14. ot l’«*nc letón; C.
Oat Hay. »13.
stock In these lines now brought in vention.
Rrtreshiiicirts were s«rv«M and in
A
Johns;
of
Baker
City;
M
A.
was. so suddenly released Da»m his
Timobhy hay—Per ron—»15.
goes to Front street.
I»ater.. when
Bailey's majority...................... 830 ctHoyable clme was had by all.
■M iodi . off The I tai les-, W. I. Vhwt«r.
New oat j—Per bu. . 4 7c.
coxventiox
Election pa»s«*d oft wry quii By position tl«at lie tost his balance and of Medfi rd, anifl Dr. W. II. COe, «of
»warmer weather comes, more of the
For Railr«n*<l < 'oiiiinissioiK'r
fell] forward fr<gn the car.
Indica­
Bran
—
Per
ton,
»29.
HEED AT HII.8EY
In
Thurston,
very
few
ntt«*n<tlqg.
stock
will
lie
ship]«ed
in
alive.
1334
as tions polntt to the fact that Iru retain­ Parti and
Thomas K. Campbell
Mixed feed—Per.ton $30.
3 48 every on«» is busy farming.
In rhe Front Street market
i
A boil of
Fulton's friends to
veal
William A. (’arter. .
t'd a oiie-lhind hold for a ditOtun-e of
Shorts, per ton—»32.
Hals'c, Or., April 20.
k joint in­
Easter ihiuday
brvwcht quite a some 30 6«et, when he Htrituk a
v Rcimbei htin In the June election !s
, was reported' easier, with the demand
174
It Robertson . .................................
cul-
New Wheat—Per bu. 85c.
stitute of
the
Women's Christian
large att<«m1anee at church.
?4fter v rt
chiefly for fat medium sizes.
fetrcil
I
jf
the
t.
’
ake
'Tin-es
,
although
For PvotMViitlng Attorney
The
and was dashed at'giwt the
Rolled bgrley- Per ton, »31.
ilr 1 :i evn ha-t ntiBounc, d chat he
day's receipts included a . good many Temperance Vnions of Linn and I^n«
TCdwIn R. Bryson.............................1755 service* quite a crowd enjoyed a pic­ h mv.v tltahers
The young, man did
Cbrapped feed— 331 per ton.
nic dinner on the bill south of tnwn
will siiiu'ort Ci ke. Iti orc er to pa< i
¡of less desirable grades and' sizes. I counties was held ih the Haftey M.
For lt«'pr<*M*niaffv«*s
tint regnili consciousness.
Cracked Corn —»'36-40.
E. churrh April 15 and 16, during
About ferty friendk and neighbors
fy the rtzlton folk jtnf at. tile sam«
. . 1 1 !• 3
, and the «<t'ect of these was to weak-
__
1 ani Is E. Bean .........................
rnie «'>n*nd a merltmi' recogvitlon to
..1116 surprised Mr and Mrs. John IffankH
, en rhe whore market to some «extent. . which time about 4 0 delegates at­
Winsivr W. Calkin». .'»...
PORI I.AXD MARKET REPORT.
Seiiatoi• r-’ultoi«, the-Cake in«, wh »
. . 966 one «'Vcnlsg lately hy walking in up­
Allen II. Eaton......................
Commission men reported mutton tended' from the two counties. Ad­
Pf lDnoon ITEMP
Portland. Or., «April 23.—"I can luird to seir.. though prices were cut dresses of welcome wi re delivered
will probably contort thf state corn-
. . 748 on them. It lietng the 64th blrtbdiiv
Isaac N. Edwards.................
( Btyeeiltl. Correspond« «»■«•.)
*
-
-
-
I >nnks
Refreshments
were
. . 690 •of Mr. ~
Augustus C. Jennings....
Deadwood.
April
22. Herman v< nt loin, will i rge the elec tl< n of F iii A see no reason for the belief preva- to move stock, and th«« light demand by Mayor D. S. McWilliams In be­
. . 528 served during th»- evening and a Steinhaner, ot Greenleaf, made a trip ton i.s a del« »rate. Sen.-itor Bouri v lent ih some quarters that bittrer for spring lambs made the market a half of the city; by Rev. Geo. Clark,
1'harles «I. Dodd .................
’ young.
For County t 'bvk
to l'p|>er lniftan creek, r< turning by« also drwires to reprenexit Oregon as a prlcts have reached the low level for weak affair. Lambs were quoted at | pastor of the M. FT. church, in l> half
4he year."• said a Front street ctwn- 8<- to 1 lc. but saTes at these prices of the churches,, and by Miss Ida
Miss fiâtes, from the Rtut. la liete way oi; Mapleton, the other day.
1363
delegiiCe. (i wgonitu.
JE U. Lee..................................
mlsMon merchant tod:®'. “The condi­ were slow.
Maxwell, In behalf of the local W. C.«
.,. 64 7 , visiting Mr. an«t Mrs. F N Nice.
O. F. Callison ......................
.1. A. Buruett Is home from Eugen*»
tion* that made the decline yester­
M XltslII IEIJl MAX
«Mrs. John Dunks is quite sick at w her«- he went on busini ss.
Mrs. Eva C. Wheeler, presi­
Quotations ruling in the livestock T. I’.
day
necessary
still
taifet.
and
they
1
th««
present
writing.
Kill
«
GIRL
AXD
71«
dent vf the Lane county \V. C. T. I'.,
HIMSELF
Lee's majority ............... ..
titiarket today are:
It fti reprrted that tbrrware scsrl
wllr
be
felt
evm
mon*
keenly
than
MI««
h
Mnybelle
Conley
came «ut oral cases ef smallpox «t Blachlig.
Hogs ~
l'or Sheriff
Rest »6.00(tt 6.25; medlnm, responded, after which Mrs. Henri­
now a few weeks hence. 1 am con- » 5.75 ra 6 ,U0; fe«ifers »5.25^» 5.»0.
Mxrahflel». Or.. April 16.—,
. , 900 from Eugene and'spent Sunday with It is. hoped by all around here tint
Drew Griffin .........................
I etta Brown, state president, gave
fldent
that
a
tlirthex
cut
in
quota-
th«*
home
fuît*.
Err.Its.
ag>
4
2
8
Me
last
. 599
night
Cattle
Best steers. 34.7.7*1 5.00; the principal address of the even­
7. T. Nicklln.......................... .
th»« contagion will not gpc strated in
ti««is
is
not
far
away.
School
kw*d
Frida
V.
ufter
im
and
killed
Ora
lipbey,
a
very
young
. 49Î
i medium 34. 25 (ir 4.75; common $3.50 ing. The papers read during the in­
F. 11. Snodgrass....................
these parts.
"The stetson af heavy iirixiuction In i ft 4.lit);
successful term taught t»y MI hs Ortt-
For County .ludg«
Hoss Myers bought a«flne horsi -on wit 1 whom he 1 nd been going.
best cows.
»3.7.7*14.00; stitute were all of a high order The
this
state
is
now
fairly
x>n,
bat
it
well.
th< n turning the pin on htimself, end-
«rotnmon, »3.2 • 'i 3.75; caives $4('i last evening was devoted to a silver
Gabriel R Chrisman.................. 1791
Indbui creek last wick.
is
not
yet
at
ie
heiisn,
aud
the-out-
An
Ice
cream
anelai
wu*
keld
at
ed
his
ow
>|
life.
i 4.50.
For County Tr» asurvr
medal contest^ ih which: eight hoys
One more pbone on die Alpha line
Hie yrang p<-*ple were both well- l*ok is for a steady increase in re­
Sheep- Best wethers. »6.00 (it 6.2
and girls, between the ages of 16 and
Robert K. East la nd.................... .1774 the school house 8atui«tay night, the saving hello, besides several <aher
ceipt»
fer
a
month
or
mare.
«At
the
proceed»
to
go
toward
buying
a
new
E'er A«M**wr
i ewe $-5 iio'u 5.5t); St ring Iambs, »7. 20. took part. The contestant» were
new memtiers that willl get phone« as kiaiwn ii t Marshfield. and both were!
yesterday
the
1 Orfs fla
for the *«-!iod.
P Riulnr
They Had been to a dance| tower prices made
from Brownsville, Albany and Eu­
R. r. K««eney........................... ..
soon as possible.
Porttnnd Quotations.
movement
of
county
creamery
butter
Miss
Orswell
returwed
to
her
home
genie.
The madal was awarded to
Creamery butter—2 4 (a 35c.
1». p. Burton.................. .................. 5 oi
Several of the Lake Creek school daring ttJe evening, and all w.as sup-'
In
|'is
slightly
bitter
tIran
for
some
time
Eugvnc
Monday.
Egg?—16 I-2c.
Ransom A. Mackie, a student of the
P. D Newell..................................... 421
chtldren are sick with sore throat, I used t » be as usual between, them. 1
i
past,
»gill
tljere
is
plenty
of
butter
For Mi lioni Mup«*rlntcu<tciit
Chickens—13 'ii Lie.
Divinity College, of Eugen« .
which seem» to be <t“He prevalent. [ Nothing» was fnown <»f the murder '
......................... 1320
AV. B Mill »'■!
Wheat — Valley, 85c; Club 84
A. Reed gave an «»rd r for lumber i and auiHde until th« bodies were' ,[ In th«« market now for all demands.
I
and
production
Pl.t
ISAX
I
KI
I
I.
XEUS
i*
growing
heavier
85c.
API*OINTMFKXTS OF
il. C. Baughman...'...,............. 751
from the Deadwood sawmill. He ex- found about 3:30 this mornisg
The' tragedy occurred on a brldjqe dally-
DIVINITY sWDEXTS
Barley- l>r ton—$24(fi»27.
pecta to bull«} on the forty i»cres he J
Pleasat
"
mA.
April
22
Beautl-
rear
cauntry
creata
­
near the home of the yottng lady |
Dillard's majority.,............... 46»
"la May last
°ats—Per ton—»26 (a »27.
bought at this pliwe.
lo
this-
market
at
f8
<
Special
Correspondence.
I
For <'ounty Hurtcyor
The members of the Divinity
Hay—Timothy. $17; cheat. »15.
We had «inlte a lit of tain will* When found Miss Holiy's ftodv was ery waa si-ding
lytnn face ur , .having fallen from ute to 22tv cewts a pound. the latter fig­
C. M. Collier............ ..................... 1947 ful weather, but too dry to suit the some very heavy wind last week.
Grain hay $f5ii »16.
School will preach at the foil'Wing
.
farmers
For County <'<>inini»slon»-r
ure being the prii-e alho of the h»*st
Mohair—Choice. 20 (fi 21c.
places next Sunday:
The early gardons hereabouts loo* brid ge
.1 M Cornelius ha* sold hi* farm very nice for thin time of the year.
Hugh M Price................................... 175 4
far«cy creamery. These were the Tow
Wool
Va!I4y. 12c(ft 15c.
N. E. Reayh, Aumsville.
to
Squire
Ennis,
lat«»
from
Missouri,
For <‘oroin*r
quwfattonB for the year 1907, and
Hop»— Prime, 4 © 5c.
C. JVl iutt Is going to move to bls POST AL S.O IXGS
D. K.
*'
’* Norcross,, Scio.
|
who
arrived
her«*
w.th
his
family
W. T, Gordon ................................ 19<’3
th» indli-wtions are that they will at
Potatoes—45c per cwt.
lUr.L IS FAVORED
W. A. Gressman, Berlin
ranch at this place this wis'k w-ftli i
¡this
week
Mr
Cornelius
has
gone
Tin* lh*«n<M'rnti«' 1 <»<«•
hl family.
Onion* »4.25 (ft »4 75 |>er cwt
in <<»MMiTni i jbwst.be duplicated rhls rear, for it
D. E. Olson, Cottage Grove.
The Detnocrata voted for many dif­ to Oregon Citi to l« .ik for a new
doveral of the nelghlutrs vlaitod at j
must be remembered that 1907 was a
Cascara «ehfttim barkl— 3c @ 3
C. R. Moore. Halsey.
home.
i year o prosperity and high prices l-2c per pound.
ferent person» for the several office«
Joe Slemmona Bunday.
M'ashlegton. April •«
The
C. Hansen, Oakland.
There was
Shelby Teeters and
mother, of • C. Burnett expect» to go te» Eti­ ate comuitttee <m postoIRces and
generally.
There
waa then
then no de­
E. V. Stivers. Perrydal«'
uome of the offices have no candl-1
date*, so the voter» fllleil Iu the Cottage Grov.', visited with Ellen A. Reed's Sunday.
H. A. VanWinkle, Harris’ rrg.
roads vwted to report favorably the ,pressl«m in the industrial world to
■baying ability of the pub-
h th«* name« ot anybody ] Mitchell anil family last week
blank»
C. Burnette expects to go to Eu- postal saving»« bill drafted by the |aff«»ct
W. Callison, Irving.
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Rev T 8 Handsak *r and wife, of gene thU weelgon business.
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h«v wlidietl to vote
Th«*
for whoi
s u b*com m It t «■«. >f whirh Senator Car. lfc.”
R. L. Dunn. Dexter.
TMnkird
tetnkard families in Western Penn-
Egg« HoM A ery Steady
will appear ¿n the hallo's Corvallis, are visiting relatives here
ticket a.*
It Is thought that there wtll be ter is chairman
Leon Myers. Marcola
sylvanla
have
made and used “Hick-
A very steady tone is ruling at
a- follows, with the litil'i-! at present.
in June
urn.
more
am ahippiwt from the Sluw-
Tl»e amendment
was
adopted,
Howard McConnell, W •
Reme<i>” an<l raised
market. ihlir 7*
'Irs Linton, who has been serious­ law anil trlbutn les this season thus changing the name of the proposed present In rhe local egg
a < ast for each candidate: I
ber of v
While
receipts
are
quite
liberal,
the
fa
P?"
tPi
'
on
“
f»r
a
hundred
ly ill, ls\now Improving
For I nlt«<l Sinti*« s«*nator.
there was last.
Instftutlona to postal depositories,
The I'nited States recrtii'ir
><ars
Now you gan buy it of your
Harry Mlichell has gone to Asto­ I
. . . .250.
George E Chamberlain
Some very fine specimens of which meets the objections raised demand Is fully able to take c
dialers. Ask for it and use it, be­ in Eugene will be closed n
ik re« , lved 4 nd John M , ria, where he will take charge of a I quart» aro bel ig pickwl up here- agnlnst the Ml] by the bankers, but of all arrivals, and the market
H. M
day and Sergeant R .1. Ft
cause it s pure; because it will ston
logging camp.
His wlf«> and chil­ 1 about*.
Gearln 2 v
It loo s very encouraging t lie ann-ndnient does* not, alter the holding well at 17 l-2c along
has been tn charge since its . 1
rouehr°"Rh:i beca,,,,e 11 18 th? best
dren will go In a few days anti may
For con
Mr*. Downin , of Greenleaf, was purpose nf the bill, the objects of street. Outside »demand is shoi
cough remedy made today. Try it nient. will be transferred to
remain for a year or two.
dairy and f
quite sick last ' eok, we are sorry to which are "to furnish convenient de­ a constant t Increase,
His w!
Butter I h moving quite well at For sale by Hull’» Red Cross Drug tin. AVashington.
Wllllnm Miller and mother went hear.
tor
road commlsslouer a
positories for the small savings of (the reduction
main In Eugene for the pr- -
of 2 l-3c in the best Store and all dealer, everywhere.
M’V to Eugene today to attend the Ri«vd-
ney there were no < a
The range c
and dairy cows people remote from banking facHI-
■ brands yesterday. Supplies are more
eral different person
for llarbour wedding
look fine iu t
rlghborhood tor tles.
| liberal and the trade Is again Inc ned hi«;DFnimee.,ro’‘ op,lcian
Mira Iren«* Robinette stole a march this time of th«
each reielvlug frott
be m
to the opinion that prices will drop " m
on her friends last Sunday by going
■ ix vote».
Death Mas on Hi« Herlv.
of,lr* n,‘»t *eelE. A trial
1
another 2 Sc early tn the coming
For RcprvM litui ive
to Bugi eae t«> be married, but they
\I>V KKTISKI» LETTI KS
Jesse P. Morn«, of Skippers, Va., ; week
Ldnt.C«<'l”nT*’y ,ha‘ in 8,1
350 wish hi er long life and much hap-
R. Edmunson . ............
Po.itlr.' <
had a close call In the spring of
I nts a» well a« economy. Dr.
Chicken
market
Is
pinosa J lust the same.
II. Eaton......................
Inclined
to
dull-
there L«
Letter* uncalled for at the Eugene 190«
He says
"An attack of pneu­ I ness. with
«*s 8,J*'*jOr Kla*»es are better!
a downward tendency to
Matlock........................
HEfll'LAR
They al«
•toffi«*<* Kprll 22. 1908
before"
11
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,gh
*
the
monia left me so weak and with such I prices
N o changes today,
«-ral others received a s atte Ing
tires tram I
Blenls, E ' M ( 31
a fearful cough that my friends de­
V ITTLE
Cheese market is
easier
V )te.
With
digestion ar , f e i!a»T7
Booker Howard.
clared consumption had me. and that ! heavi»*r
F«*r County < l« rk
Bating. A F ■Mt rr»-
R
rilmi'tii, Frank.
of
death was on my heels. Then I was jthe dav supply. Price luchanged for
5 uses
47X
1 enry M Stewart....................
edyfcrDtr’!
Ort*
' C""k and family have ftrr]TPd
Davl«*s, Evan.
persuaded to try Dr. King's New
•y.
llri«-f X««tc« of the Trail»
K»r sheriff
4* tl
Drowslne-
’ J T»*
Fritch. Oliver.
on
Discovery
leene from Cleveland. Ohio as
It helped me immedlat«»-
Cwt<4
Mexican tomatoes show a g<
li
L Down .. . ...............
tn the M
’.V o
th” Hwne Com-
Holloway. Dayton
I
Yy. an«l a
r Liking two and a halt man«! at 32, because of good <;
F««r 1 ouiity -l»i«lg«*
Toagu«x
Pkn
’
In
Martin. Mrs. A. \V
bottles 1
as .» well man again
Halibut is d.»wn 4r a
Baker.........................
TORPID IT. X T»
•A'
McCollard, Mrs. Jennie
found out
lat New Discovery * the ! day with better
ear the ity and
arrival*.
F<»r A
regulate the Bowels. Pun ir Ver ’*' *•
Melaine W D
best retnf
for
cough»
and
lung
dls-
aising.
' tor further cut
AVe
Miller, ' Mrs I
eases in
ic world "
Sold under
W. P Fuller A Co. report a de­
SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE
F««r 1 ounty Treasurer
J p Hour*. trav«*llng auditor for
Rlckens . W
Hick m U’rk i?"*“ R*«*<!y.made
guarantee
t
W.
A
Kuykendall's
•?
s
I cline if 3 cents a gallon on turpen-
Remedy.made
J. M. Kitchen...................................
Gt vat kmerl« an Tea Company.
Snider. Miss
by
the of £]* £ Or^g ,^"
drug
stor
5
De
and
fl
Tria)
b.x-
P«ny.
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^
Com
-
Genuine V ‘
1 'or S«I»« h «I >u|M'rintcn«l«-nl
f U“.c
I was In Eugene yesterday looking In-
Taylor. Miss
ties tree.
laical asparagus Is i
Kill» It pArkt*r............
Fac-S«mtle
rac-O'uni
“ u S
Yo the atfalr» of the local «tors. He
ul. pure; guaranteed to eti laranteed to be mb
Wagner . B F
I California somewhat
Kor < »•tinti’ Suri»*y«<
found everything in first-class con-
on or money refunded «re your rough
Wise Orey,
Be
aure
and
see
the
new
»hort
tu
n
| this account
Simon Klovdahl ..............................
31 dit loa The store 1« under the man-
Ouasantecd to
Wright, Alfred
ror ..
buggy Infor» ' uv I ur
For
( '<»niiniM»K»n«*r
Very poor quality Is shown In late make a friend of you
r ’'•>? by
I agemmt of E. F. Young
H" * Red Croat Drug p2
Store
J L. PAGE. F M
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO
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TICIAL COUNT
OF VOTES CAST
AT PRIMARIES
*»40 Willamette
Street.
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EUGENE MARKET
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REPUBLICANS SET
DATE FUR CONVENTION
J. 0. STOREY BUYS
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