Agents Kabo and N»mJ Corseti, Moneybak Silks
LasL Week Friendly’s May Sale
SEVERAL REAL ESTATE
GOOD REAL ESTATE DEAL WIFE FAILS.NUW HUSBAND
ASK FOR DIVORCE
SALES AT PLEASANT HILL
k AT COTTAGE GROVE
Andrew J. Richmond yesterday be
BUYS gan suit in the circuit court against
DAVE FINN PROPERTY—BAND his wife, Fannie B.. for divorce and
for the care and custody of their six
ORGANIZED.
minor children. They were married,
according to the plaintiff’s com
An fmi»ortant real estat? deal was plaint. filed by his attorney, I. N.
consumated this week through cor-1 Harbaugh, yesterday afternoon, in
respondence of the parties result-1 Dawes county, Nebraska, in April,
ing in the transfer of the Dave Finn 1889, and have the following chil
property on the south side of Main dren: A. G., aged 18 years; B. C.,
street, next to the Southern Pacific aged 17; Allen, aged 14; Helen, aged
depot grounds.
The property --has 13; Marie, aged 12, and Hazel, aged
a frontage on Main street of 125 10. Richmond alleges that his wife,
feet, with a depth of some 95 feet. without cause or provocation, desert
John Spray, the well known far ed him and refused to live or cahab-
mer and financier, is the lucky buyer. it with him during the past year.
Last September Mrs. Richmond
Lucky, in that he picked up the
property for $2,250, or $18 per front began suit against her husband for
foot.
This is probably the only divorce, but the judge thought the
property on Main street that could evidence not sufficient to warrant a
be purchased for less than $100 per decree and dismissed tbe case.
front foot.
It Is understood that Mr. Spray
already planning to erect a building
covering his enelre holdings, which
will probably be utilized as a com-
Mr. Lee has held the office of
mission and produce house.
oounty clerk for the past ten years
Cottage Grove Ban«!.
The young men of this city, many and the people are satisfied now that
of them members of the old band, It is time some one else was. elected
met last Thursday evening and er In his stead, says the Sprlngf'eM
J. C. News. Our lifelong townsman is the
ganized a band as follows:
Morss, president A. L. Griffin. Sec. ippo'sing candidate and will no doubt
and Tress.; C. Comer, Sargeant-at- be elected to succeed Mr. Ix?e and the
irmes; P. L. Bennett, manager. The voters of the precinct should
band Is composed'of fourteen pieces, Um a unanimous vote to show
Van Rip- we are loyal to our citizen.
is follows: Cornet- —Guy
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oer, Ernest Blsby, 1 Menzo Finerty, Stewart is a native son, born
Wil) Thompson, Herton Earl, Sax- raised among us, and with the excen-
ophone—L. Turpin.
Alto—A. L. ion of the last few years he was in
Baritone— the employment of the Southern Pa-
Griffin, Ren Sanford.
Horace Cochran. J. M. Isham. Trom ■Iffc Co., he has made Springfield
bone J. C. .Morse, A*. L. Wynne, C. his home. Mr. Stewart is a demo-
Comer. Tuba L. Blsby. Drums— ■rat and has stood faithfully by his
party ever since he has been old
L. P. Bennett, Bob Sherwood.
■nough to vote, yet to the intelligent
voter the fact that he is a democrat
IBOUT THAT RAIL
will not lessen his strength as his
RAILROAD ASSESSMENT. capability and popularity among the
Hyomei Give«« I tel 1er in Ten Minute»
voters of the precinct, both old and
ur«"s Over Night
In a communication to the Cottage young, will give him a handsome
Grove Leader, Assessor Keeney calls
Everybody knows, or ought to attention to the fact that the South majority when the votes are count
know, that Hvomei
is recognized ern Pacific Company is now assessed ’d. Henry is a business man of rare
imong scientists as the specific for $20,000.00 per mile, but we ask, ability, is trustworthy, accomodating
The fact that the
■atarrh, asthma, bronchitis and hay why did he not raise the assessment and agreeable.
fever, but there are a great many to $30,000.00 per mile—the same as present incumbent has held the office
people who do not know that Hyomei In Marlon, Linn, and Douglas Coun for the past ten years is proof posi
tive that there should be a change
will cure a cough or cold In less than ties?
The people of the precinct should
24 hours.
Mr. Keeney states that he did list have self pride enough to get into
But every one should know that the S P. Co's, road bed at $30,000
•he soothing, balmy and antiseptic per mile, but that he did not succeed the harness and work for Mr. Stew
air of Hyomei when breathed over In getting the assessment at that fig art, and by so doing, prove to Eu
he raw and Inflamed membrane of ure. We ask why not? The farmers gene that when a Springfield boy is
the nose and throat will instantly al- of Lane County pay the assessment placed before us for an office or trust
lay the inflammation and will effect nade by Mr. Keeney. Why not the that we have enough faith in his
worthiness and ability to make up
a prompt cure.
Railroad Company?
the required majority to insure his
Complete Hyomei outfit, including
Why should the Southern Pacific election Has Springfield precinct ev
Ing Inhaler, costs only $1 at the It. <1 Company be allowed to have their as
Cross Drug Company, and extra bat sessment placed at $20,000.00, when er elected one of her number to a
court house job? The time is now
tles. If afterward needed, cost but 50 t lists $30,000.00.
ripe and the opportunity is before
cents.
Mr. Keeney admits.by bis communi us. Shall we grasp this opportunity
Joseph M. Harbaugh, Holdrlgre, cation, tint the S. P. Co.'s road bed
or shall we be content to have It said
Neli.. writes: "1 have used your Hy- hould have been assessed al $30,-
that we are not loyal to our home
tniel in my family for two years or 000.00 per mile and lie has not ex boy? Monday. .June 1st. will be ell-
more, and find It one of the best rem plained to voters of Lane County, ection day, and on that day let there
edies we ever used for a cold or sore why this assessment was made at on not be a dissenting voice, but in
throat. We find that It' gives quick ly $20,000.00 per mile.
stead. let UB see h..w large a major
relief In cases of catarrh."
The difference in the assessment ity we can pile up for him in Spring
of the railroad b d in this county, fl Id precinct.
SALMON AGAIN' SCARCE.
between $30,000.00 per mile and
$20.000.00 per mile is the sum of
Sheriff Fisk and the Eugene police
Ten days of salmon fishing in i the $407.SOO upon which the taxq* are
officers have been on the lookout
Columbia River
show th«* sal mon lost to Laue County, this year.
ill day for the burglars .who shot
supply stllpiin the wane, This is the
Mr. Welby Stevens of Springfield
reason of the finest salmon of the promises tiie voters of Lane County Marshal Beckley at Oakland, Or., last
river the best In the world. Sion that If he is elected, he will raise night and escaped. The night police
these fish will be an extinct breed. this assessment the $407,600.00 or were apprised of the shooting early
this morning by telephone. The de
They are thi$ fish that made the Co more.
scription of th«* men as given over
lumbia river famous. The few re
the phone to them was that one of
maining specimens should be pro-
them was tall and wo$e a blue suit
tected with closed season, Tho open
and two others were short. Accord
season should be put off from Ap-
ing to the first reports received here
rll 15 to May 15. After that there
there were five men mixed up in the
should be the closed Sunday and rig
Arrangements for the 27th annual burglajy and shooting.
id regulation of all kinds of gear— encampment of the department of
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glilnets, t raps, seines and wheels.
Oregon, G. A. R.. to be held at New
Master Fish Warden VanDusen port, June 24. 25 and 26. are now
quit* his office May 1. leaving the being completed, and it is antiefp-
industry In a bad plight, It is too at«*d* that the encampment will be
much to say that he Is wholly to one of the most successful ones held
Prevalency of Kidney
blame for this condition of affairs. In the state In a number of years.
Most people do not realize the alarm
But the fish faction with which he The people of Newport are putting
has been allied Is as much tp blame forth every effort to entertain the ing increase and remarkable prevalency
of kidney disease.
as any other, and none is more Grand Army veterans,
and a large
While kidney dis
grasping and none has defeated as attendance is expected. In an order
orders are the
much remedial legislation.—From Just issued by F. S. Blythe, cotn-
most common
the Oregonian, April 27th, 1908.
mander of the Department of Ore
disease« that pre-
The U. S. Bureau of Fisheries has gon. he call» attention to the ap
vail, they are
for a long time been endeavoring to proaching encampment and urges the
almost the last
secure Just stirh remedial legislation comrades throughout the state to be
recognized by
as Is being objected to by the lower In attendance that the outing may be
patient and phy
river Interests.
A short time ago the success that Is hoped for. He
sicians, who con
Secretary Strauss, of the U. S. De calls attention to the fact that excel
tent themeelee»
partment of Commerce and Labor, lent camping facilities are available with doctoring the effect», while the orig
set forth a list of things necessary for all those who desire to spend the inal dieeate undermines the system.
to save the industry, initiative bill
What To Do.
time in the regulation outing man
No. SIS X Yes as framed to (tr
There is comfort in the knowledge so
ner, board and lodging accommoda-
ry out their Ideas
We commeud it fions have been
arranged for at the often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's
to your favorable consideration.
most reasonable prices. In the same Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy,
order attention is called to Flag fulfills every wish in curing rheumatism,
I'M -ORATION BAY, MAY ;»n
day. Saturday. June 13. and all post pain in the back, kidneys, liver, bladder
commanders are urge! to enlist the snd every part of the urinary passage.
If von Intend to have a monument people and children of their res It corrects inability to hold water
or tablet erect«-'! by Decoration Day pective communities In a movement and scalding pain in passing it, or bad
effect» following use of liquor, wine or
you should make your selection at to properly observe the day.
beer, and overcomes that unpleasant ne
once, while there Is n nice stock to
cessity of lieing compelled to go often
«elect from
Nothing out the best of
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during the dev, and to yet up many
work furnished at reasonable price«
INNO! Nt EMI N 1 times during tiie ni lit. The mild and
Corner Sixth and Willamette sts.
tile extraordinary eff ct of Sw amp-Root
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K. C. LAKE
much Improved from mv t*«*|. is soon renii/ed, It Stands the higlie
d will b e able to fill my ap- for its woudcrtul cures of tbe most di
Thousands of rolls of new wall pa
nt at Dexter Sunday, at tressing case*. If you ne
per Just received.
expect to organize a church you should have Ilze best, Sold by drug
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
place. Let everybody come, g.sts ill hit)-cent
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w|U be served at the rhool
You ni.iv Ian c
and a
Bo sure and see the new short turn
After dinner
non ii the book that tells
buggv b ‘fore buying
about
it,
both
sent
i. subject.
"The
Shining
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Rapt tarn after th«* noon »er- bv mail. Address Dr.
S«*rvice»
again
In
the evening Kilmer & Co., Bing
Wo still have our bargain counter,
The Water« of Life." Sub hamton. N. V. When Mwsat
which Include» hardware, furniture,
11. a m . "RiMe Reasons for writing mention this paper and don't
rug* an I matting. Don't wait until
What the World Call» a Bap- make any mistake, but rememl>er the
they ai • al! gone.
name. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root, and
Let everybody coma.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
tbe address, Biugbamtou, N. Y.
D K BAKER.
Missionary.
(Special Correspondence.)
Pleasant Hill, May 25.—Ed Dorn
ier, of Springfield, has taken charge
i of the Statzer blacksmith shop, and
it is safe to say will restore tbe pop-
, ularity of the same.
<><».*» striped
struieu Gingham
u.u....... Petticoats.
. -........ —.
Several ( hang s In real estate have
10 dozen
made with flounce and dust ruffle | taken place In the last few days, and
in grey, blue and black stripes, more are likely to occur In thhe near
future. Mrs. Whitney has sold her
grand values.
home to Nick .Morehouse, of Jasper;
John Elliott Hold 15 acres of the
residence portion of his farm to Phil
Sylvester, of Jasepr, who will move
as soon as Mr. E. can build a new
house, and Robert Bhernian has sold
his fine large farm to a Mr. Bailey,
of Woodburn.
Mr. Sherman will
move to Woodburn In a week or two.
Aunt Katie Basket has returned
These are as light weight as Milk, in
fact have every feature that silk to her home near Salem after sev
eral weeks' visit with her sister, Aunt
baH, but made of cotton.
Polly Callison.
Miss Ada Davis is home from Spo
kane, Wash., for a short visit with
her parents.
3 dozen fine Chiffon Taffeta Silk Un
P N. Shelley Is up from Portland
derskirts; tailored effects, $7.50; and will go to the springs as soon as
values, each ............................ $.voo he weather Is suitable. His health
I* not much improved
The cemetery board has bought
wire fencing and will all the help it
•an get to put It up next Thursday
Guaranteed Silk Underskirts In all •the 26th 1. The ladle
ladles will furnish
g«od colors and black; four styles, ilnner for all. Come and bring (tost
deep flounce and dust ruffle,
Higers, hammers, grubbing hoes and
$15 values, each ..................... »10.00 Irawlng knives, Not enough money
has been raised. but It is believed
nore will be sent in.
Don't forget the big picnic June
3th. The usual attractions will be
present. Ice cream and confectionery
uanils, lunch counters, and a ball
tame between the Santa Clara and
Pleasant Hill teams.
$5.00 Sweaters $3.50
REGULAR.
JOHN
SPRAY,
FARMER,
Lad ies’ and Misses’ Gingham Petticoats »[
Beautiful White and 50c, 75c, $1, $1.50
Col’ed Wash Dresses
Pretty Lingerie Dresnea In Prince»»
and the two-piece Dressen, made of
fine India I.lnon, colored figured
.Swiss, fancy striped and
floral
lawns; elaborately trimmed in
lace embroidery and Insertion;
short and long sleeve effects.
skirts cut very full with Insertions
set in In fancy designs; dozens of
pretty styles in all sizes 32 to 42,
and the prices are very low at
»1.50, »2.50. »».50. »5.00. »7.50,
»H.5O, »10.00 and »15.00.
Kikhi Outing Suits
Divided and Plain Skirts
Two style Jackets. Norfolk and
Blouse, made of best grade army
Klkhl cloth; sold In suits or Jack
ets and skirts sold separately;
Prices, suit »5.00. $0-00 and »0.50
Ladies’ I' itted Sweat
er Coats each $5.00
Heatherbloom and
Pre de Soie Petticoats
$2, $2.50 and $3.50
Silk Petticoats $5.00
$15 Silk Petticoat $7 50
Ladies’ and Men’s White and Col
ored Sweater Coats Rednced
$6.00 Sweaters $4 00
$4.00 Sweaters $3.25
$3.50 Sweaters $3.00
$2.50 Sweaters $2.00
$3.00 Sweaters $2.50
Jolly Bachelor Hats $3.00
New "Jolly Bachelor” hats, in
tans,
browns, grays, olives and
just arrived prices $3
Men’s Summer
Underwear
Our underwear stock Is more
complete and In It can be found
absolutely everything from a light
New Winsor Ties
balbriggan garment at 25c to the
The new three-inch Windsor fine silk at $5.00.
bow, in plaids and checks. . 25«
Muslin underwear, shortsleeves
knee drawers................................. 5Oc
White Hats
Fine pongee athletic underwear,
short sleeves and drawers. Htl.no
mi.no
Dr. Delshe's union BUlts, $1.00
. 5<tc to $4.00.
greens
S.H. Friendly
592-594 Willamette St
Y jur* Money's
worth or your
Money Back.
JR
(Speclul Correspondence >
WaltervllU , May 27
Mi
Kenne.
dy, of WooiHiurn, visited her friends,
Mr. and Mrs. Will
To the wife of Dexter Car-
urday mid Sunday.
16, a
ii. D , d May
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A baseball ten in front Springfield ter. Mj
ii of Mr. and Mrs. llexter
I...... .
played against the Waltervllle boys infant
last Sunday, our boys
1
coining off Carter.
The Il K. drlye of Ioga In charge
conqueror*
of Joe Hill* has started and will be
Mr. Williams, a
at tin* camp of llllia Bros, near Rush
preached here last I
Island iti a few days, and by the first
us a giHsl sermon,
preach here twice a month. Come of June will leave Rush Island for
Springfield, The drive, we are told.
and hear him.
Mrs. A. Sturtevant Is steadily Im will be about four million feet.
Samuel Stelrs, our genial mall car-
proving under the cure of Dr. John
rler, I h bound to supply the wants of
son.
Mr. Baldwin, of Portland, a hroth- the people from Lowell to Hazel Dell.
er-ln-law of Mrs. Brownson, Is visit One day lust week he put a four-
horae team on the road to supply the
Ing her and family.
patrons along I '« route.
Mr. Drvor went t(
. Roy Humphrey, of Unity, will soon
logging camp on the
hkv.i Ills quota of logs In the Rush
day. to move Mrs. It
island Slough at I Mac Crow has two
Waltervllle.
Mi Ila
teams transferring them to the rive.-,
the drive two or thru
which they will go oi their farm on a distance of one-fourth of a inlle
Thomas Blakeley Is laso logging
Camp creek
Monday evening G. O Banset:, of and will keep his camp ftoing until
Springfield, and Rev. Kill», of port- the drive gets to his place.
Rev. Mr Baker took the stage for
land, gave a very Interesting ta'k on
prohibition
They plainly showed Euv**ne on the ISth from Rush Is
During his protracted effort,
and prov d that the pictures in the land.
saloon windows »bowing the bank which lasted two w* *ks, there were
ruptcy of Kansas City under pyohl 15 conversions and 13 were baptized
He was assisted by
bition were fraudulent. They pr-ived Sunday. 17th.
Kelly.
It by telegrams received from prom- , I e* M
The political
and
Inent Kansas City men, in answer to I
eaa*
Inquiry. Tbe circular* showing th«*' theie 1» II' oly 11
prosperity of Kansas City are worth on election day.
reading more than once
Our school will eliis«* this week on ;
ti t TION’
Friday. Mr. Mathews has given go-’d
Horse* at S. P. stock yards at Eu-
satisfaction hh teacher.
gene on I’uesdaj, Ju .e 3, at 10 a.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
I heir home here and will
hunt m. and 1 30 p. m. 50 head of well
s new local Ion. We lire sorry to Io « bred driving and l>u«ln<*Ms horses,
mares and geldings just from Efta-
1 he'll
"egon No horses reserved,
r*
no
Mrs ('lark Sturtevant and Ml«» tern Oregon
Term* cash
by-bidding; all will go
wig, of Crow, .ire ' l»it In : M
I. VOIIBATH.
Hturtcvant.
W II M.t'XIX,
Owner*.
Make your hen» lay by feeding Se- S. P. WYNRGAR. Auctioneer
ciiritv Poultry Powder
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
We still have our bargain counter,
which Includes hardware, furniture,
Don't wait until
rugs a nd matting
Fresh garden seed In buia.
they are all gone
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO
Chambers Hardware Co.
z\ GREAT SAVING
In sending money by mall Is effected by using our drafts.
The coat of them is I mm than oae-fifth as much as expreas or
postoffice money orders in sums of over $190, and ia tower od any
imount over 15.00
Bank draft» are tbe generally accepted means of transmitting
funds and are safe, convenient and payable tn any
. city, while they
may be transferred by endorsement a* often a* d«Mired.
fee* charged by the bank are:
On »uni« of $26 00
Over $25 00. not exceeding $100 . .
Each additional $100. or fraction..
furnish draft» direct on hundreds of cltie* In Europe, Asia,
Africa, Australia and South and Central America, a* well a* the
principal poln
In the United State*
Capital and Surplus $1
S*-OOD
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In S. S. S. l.iture lias provided a certain, safe, home ettre for Coab
Blood Poison. It is a medicine made entirely of roots and herbs of r
nized blood Verifying value, and is the one medicine which is ablet ’’
down to the root of the trouble and remove every particle of the vim 4
at the same time benefit and build up the system and general health
harmful effects ever follow '■
‘
eral medicines are used.
S S. S the disease begins
purified the blood and driven
trouble are ever seen again.
The general manifestations of C0"n'b?
Blood Poison such as falling hair, copper-colored spots, ulceratal mouth »
throat, sores and ulcers, etc., are merely symptoms of the poisonedc
tion of the blood, and in most cases respond quickly to local treatn«
while S. S. S. is doing the necessary work of cleansing the blood ,
"Home Treatment” book is of great assistance along this line h 7*
complete g ride for treating the trouble, containing instructions for tL
different sta -es of the disease, and also valuable suggestions about the I mi
treatment, t.iat will be most helpful in effecting a cure. Wq will be,?!
to send a c*pv of this book, free of charge, to any who desi,e
J."J
special meo il advice is wanted our physicians will take pleasure in
plying it w thout cost to the patient.
If you are suffering with CoS
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bv the use i S. S. S., an absolutely safe remedy.
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Following were the winner» of the
rac«*» at the Florence rhododendron
feuttval last week, according to the
W.* •
tn the race for boys under 12 years
Latham Chnmberlstn won first prlxe
and l*w!s Rond second
For Noy* tinder 14
Curry won first prize
w«r 1» se« on<t
lti the girl«’ race Wilma 1
u*n tg< XiV: pi -e and Inez
—via t more could you a-k.
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