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STANLEYS Stationery
50,000 Post Cards just received,
over 100 different Oregon views,
dozens of valentine cards and a
general line of the best in
Post Cards, such as sell elsewhere
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at 2Xc to 5c tach.
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612 Willamette Street, Eugene,
Three Doors South of Ninth St.
Do you know we carry one of the
best lines of stationery
that you can find in the city?
Do you know that we sell box
papers at about half the prices you
would pay elsewhere?
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1 c Each
SPECIAL
Leather Cards at the same price
We have a nice line of
tablets, too
Jan. 18 to Jan. 23
One Week Only
You would walk a Mile
Your choice of over 175 Suits cf Men’s Clothing
values to $25.00, for
To get 30 pounds of sugar
for a dollar, then
$3.95
Why not walk to Stanleys
To save 21c on every dollar's
worth of drugs that you buy
Full Line of Proprietary Remedies
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Thu clothing includes dozens of patterns, ail
well made garments and extra good materials, but
the styles are not this season's—however there's
not a suit in the lot that has been over
two years in stock, and you get
A Complete Suit, at Less t^an the Price of
a Pair of Pants
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Don’t you think it would be a
good plan to step in and look over
our Stationery line?
We don't ask for your patronage
unless we can save you money
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| rest In the I. O. O. F. cemetery at
with the Pelton Wated Wheel Co. and
Elmira-—Henry Faulhaver, far-j
Cottage Grove.
the Portland Machinery Co. was pass MERCHANTS’ PROTECTIVE
mer; Charles Demlg, farmer; B. B.
I Geo. W. Kerr, Jr., was born at Idl
ed.
Inman, farmer; Jasper Kidwell, far
ASSOCIATION HOLDS
and City, Union county, Oregon. Sep-
The matter of the paving main
mer; John H. Perkins, farmer.
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■■ainai
Mrr-rum
tember
11;
1882,
and
died
January
tenance contract with the Warren
Florence -C. E. Harwood, clerk;
ANNUAL MLtllNu 11, 1909. He was therefore 2 6 years
Construction Co. was brought up and
J. F. Safely, farmer; Frank Alexan
land
four
months
old.
He
was
inis-
discussed, the mayor and other coun
der, carpenter; Clarence E. Buss, far
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i taken for a deer while creeping
cilmen being of the oplplon that the
mer; Albert M. Best, farmer; Frank
i
through
some
brush
while
hunting
city ought to do away with it.
" The
J. Condon, farmer.
his brother Clyde andk l*urne
matter was finally referred to the Banquet Enjoyed—Change in
Fairmount—Laban Lockard, far
n
J J
| Hunt, who fired the fatal shot. A
finance committee.
mer; W. A. Blanton, Sr., farmer; L.
pall
of
sorrow
and
sadness
has
set
The matter of drainage of surface
E. F legal, merchant; C. E. Gordinler,
Constitution and By-Laws
tled over the entire «community and
places about the city, especially near
well-driller; W. G. Judkins, laborer.
for
some
it
seems
to
have
come
to
I the railroad track near West Fourth
Fall Creek—A. J. Renfro, farmer;
of Association
stay.
Especially
is
this
so
with
street, was referred to the street
Following is a list of the circuit J. R. Holbrook, farmer; H. A. Car
Ixjrne,
whose
grief
cannot
be
de
ter, farmer; Ralph W. Callison, far
committee.
scribed. His is a double sorrow—be court jurors drawn by the county mer; W. F. Gibson, farmer; D. R.
Messina, Jan. 19.—A serious fir®
The recorder was ordered to draw
commissioners
’
court
at
its
present
Except Through Land of Oscar a warrant
reft
if
his
life
long
friend
and
com
The annual meeting of the Eu-
today broke out In the earthquake
for 9305.29 from the gen
session who will be called upon for Humphrey, farmer.
panion,
and
that
by
or
through
hts
Five Rivers—H. H. Cooper, far ruins of the wrecked city, the flames
fund to pay to the construction gene Merchants’ association was held mistake. Together they played in in duty during the present year:
Millican — Council Com- I eral
spreading in spite of the work of the
fund for interest.
Bailey—Richard Moss, farmer; H. mer; Peter Hansen, farmer.
last night and the following offl- fancy and childhood, swimming in
Gate Creek—J. E. Kennerly, far soldiers to control them The situ
It was the sense of the council that cers elected for the year 1909: Pres the same hole of water, fishing to F. McCornack, farmer; Albert H.
mittee Makes Report
' stallions be required to be kept at
farmer; John H. Dunlap, far mer; W. B. Tucker, farmer; Guy T. ation is serious. The odor of burn
In the same stream. Together Winter,
Lane, farmer; Harley Furman, far ing flesh in the mingled smoke caus
the fair grounds for breeding, pur ident, W. M. Green; vice preaident, gether
mer.
they
hunted
for
years,
and
alway«
es the fear that persons still alive
F. R. Wetherbee; secretary, I. T. without mishap or accident, and the
poses.
Blue River—Alfred B. Ausman, Ì mer.
Goshen—M. R. Hastings, farmer; are being consumed. The flames
Superintendent Taylor was author- Nicklln; treasurer, W. J. Hill.
farmer; Chester D. Edwards, mer
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bond
of
friendship
was
akin
to
that
Ths city council met last night izd to purehas a desk for his office.
J. E. Alexander, laborer; Charles had their center in Pennes! Palace,
During the meeting it was voted of David and Jonathan. His grief chant.
Blanton—O. W. Lucus, farmer; Schneider, farmer; Wm. T. Cornelius, but spread over the ruins of the city.
with Mayor Matlock and Council- { The milk license ordinaries was
and
heaviness
of
heart
cannot
be
told
to widen the scope of the association
Three Livre Loot.
Willis H. Elliott, farmer; John H. farmer; Frank H. Howard, farmer,
mb Garrett, Roach, Moon, Gilbert. read and referred to the city attorney
words.
Smyrna, Jan. 19.—Another short
McFarland, farmer, O. F. Payne, far James L. Oxley, farmer. John D.
and take into membership, besides in Georgie
for
correction.
Kerr,
as
we
familiarly
call
Heller and Berger present.
West, farmer.
earthquake was felt thio morning but
mer.
The bill of J. A. McArthur for sur
Glentena—Josepb-Ftewler. farmer; ho local damage wm done. Reports
Cooncllman Garrtdtt preeMHed ■ j veying Md engineering on rlgh-of- merchants and business firms, pro ed him. was of exeeltent character, a. Bohemia—B. F. Pitcher, farmdr;
fessional men, except attorneys. Oth genial and sunny disposition; he' J. F. Hunt, farmer.
A. C. Barbour, farmer; Archie Rich from Phocata, twenty mites north
report on the right-of-way for the' way tor 998 was presented, but was
ardson, farmer; W. H Sallee, farmer. k west. say a number of house« fell
er changes will be made in the con could see something good In every
Creswell
—
Geo.
E.
O
’
Neal,
farmer;
power canal on the McKenate. He taken up by the water board later
one, and wm especially kind to his J.
,
Hasel Dell--G. E. Hebert, farmer; and that three were killed. Ths
stitution and by-laws.
allowed.
parents, with whom he lived, always i . F. Weeks, farmer; John Scott, ho- W. 8. Walker, farmer; Charles Mc buildings
reported that right-of-way had been and The
were damaged In other
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gsa.*
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question of a uniform formu
Before the business meeting and S3?
placing himself between his Uther 1«™r*
farmer.
towns.
The battleships Louisiana
eecnred through the premises of the la for cement sldwalks was discuss-* excellent banquet was held at Otto’s
th. h.ari.r hnrrt.ns of famllv CM C0*«1»*
Q. A. IU9U, far- Clain,
Heceta
—
Tbonyis
W
Bennett,
far
and Virginia are at present in the
following, the price paid for the land sd and referred to the city attorney grin, covers being laid for 52 per mother *Ceorre^V %r and Sarah
We,t Cotu«« Grove— W. 8. Bea- mer; Geo. P. Stonefield, farmer.
harbor.
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sons. Toasts were responded to as E Kerr with JT'-l.ter.‘ and two>nett’
being also given: from Robert Mil and city surveyor.
Herman—Albert Bristow, farmer.
William
Medley,
far-
matter of a plumbing inspec follows: "Salient Features of the brothere,' who were a!l pXnMt tb2:
Irving -James A. Cheshire, far
erVnr^N
lican for 91.100; from F. A. Post for tor The
was referred to the sewer com New By-Laws,’’ I. T. Nicklln; ’’Eu
mer; Robert D. Bushnell, farmer;
91,000; from G. W. Irvin for 9100; mittee to introduce an ordinance.
faYmac William P. Barger, farmer; B. H.
gene as it Appears to a NCw-Com- ihe“ resU^re of ^"slX^Mre Green
born
from John B. McNutt for 9150; from
Various other minor matters were er,” L. R. Flint; "The Value of Or Htcher.^ii^ottagje Grove'. Mr*'
U Dunlap, farmer; E. H. Gomp. farmer;
9»»»»»$
Cu E Potter for 9206; from Alex taken up and discussed and the coun ganization,” W. J. Hill; “The Rela
M. N. Gent, farmer; D. R. Hill, far ♦ 9999»«
adjourned to meet as a water tion of Commercial and Civic Af aorrew^he^mily0 ’HIS' ‘Sc ' B*“1 CoU^Gre*-Joseph Wicks, mer; Ancil F. Linn, farmer.
7 Storment for 9611; from C. H. cil
At 954 Harrison avenue. Eugene.
board. A number of bills were read fairs,” W. S. Moon; "Looking sorrow of the family. Indeed, the' ,
, t,nr.,r
wn
Jasper—C. J. Baker, merchant; C.
Jennings for 8204; from George and ordered paid and the board ad Ahead,” W. M. Green.
parents of both boys are almost dis- i..
. °rl
.!*’ h u L. Eaton, merchant; W. P. Hills, far January 16, 1909, to O. K. Aldrich
while
one
nf
Georire
’
s
slaters
'
am
,
Bainbridge,
farmer.
Joseph
M.
and wife, a daughter.
Mrnes for »400; from J. W. Key journed.
traded, while one of George's sisters i England, farmer; William Hemen- mer; John L. Moorehouse, farmer
for 1700; from --------- for 9400.
is physically prostrated. The funer I way, farmer; John 8. Allen, farmer;
North Junction II M. Milllron.
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Near Marcola, January 13. 1909, to
The entire right-of-way has been
al services were conducted by H John It. Cooley, clerk; John Kirk, Serchant; Osoar F. Golden, farmer;
Roseburg News. M. F. Earl, Fay TOUCHING TRIBUTE TO
Barnhart, of the Baptist church of clerk; James Lebow, farmer; John 8.
•cured except through the land of
, F. Howard, engineer; B. F. Cleek, IxtRoy LaPorte and wife, a daugh
Donna. Or. Marvin Beach, underta Milne, real estate; N. H. Martin, lim farmer; Andrew W. Graham, farmer; ter.
Ow»r Millican, and condemnation Allison. Allen Baker, Robert Sher
GEO. W. KERR, JR ker.
HENRY BARNHART.
wit han been commenced against wood, Charles Beats. Elmer Hastings,
William -jhnson. farmer; James E
ber cruiaar.
biffi It was suggested that 97,000 Chester Baker, Earl Hill. Walter and
Ix»e. farmer; Wm D. Perkins, far Farman, farmer; J. N. Crow, farmer;
Coyote
—
Scott
F.
Jackson,
farmer,
transferred from the general to Christro Mason, all of Cottage Grove, i Cottage Grove. Jan. 18.—Saturday,
mer; 8 8. Snell, farmer.
Herbert M. Daly, «farmer; Bert J.
John
Briggs,
farmer,
John
W.
Doak,
^tbe oonstruaticn fund to pay for spent Friday in the city attending to January 15. closed the last act of the
South Junction—Edward Bailey, Denham, farmer; John P. Frady, far
farmer,
Edward
L.
Holland,
farmer.
farmer;
these lands and it «’as moved and matters betore the local United States final scene in the great drama of the
farmer;
Mack
Daughterty,
MARRIED
mer; Irving W. Petrie, farmer.
Cheshire-—John N. Cobk. farmer;
«tried that the treasurer be author- land office. . . . H. H. Veatch. j life of one of I-ane county’s bright I$♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦» > C. K. Halo, farmer; Martin L. Perry, John Lynch, farmer; G. C. Millett,
Springfield—J. F. Powers, farmer.
of Cottage Grove, was in the city Sat -. est young men when we laid the body
farmer;
Henry
C.
Bushnell,
horticul
ted to make such transfer.
Isaac Cline, farmer: G. M. G4hnett.
farmer; Harvey Horn, farmer
ture;
Herbert
B.
Dunlap,
farmer;
I
An ordinance ratifying the con urday on business before the local * of Geo. W. Kerr. Jr., of Wildwood, to
farmer; John J. Bryan, farmer; H.
At Portland, January 17. 1909,
Camp Creek—J. W. Fountain, far
tract with Engineer F. C. Kelsey i land office.
George Marx, of Eugene and Mrs. mer» I. H. Dever, farmer; Charles John 8. Flint, farmer; James Hayes, W. Eyler, farmer; A. Lathrop, far
farmer;
En*>s
Harpale.
farmer;
T.
J.
mer; Harry M. Stewart, merchant;
Minnie Goodman, of Portland. Mr. Bratt,liu, fi.imer; Jam.-s W, Key, far
Kirk, farmer; J. H. Miller, underta Frank Harlow, farmer; G. R Price,
Marx is proprietor of the Marx ton- mer; Lichcrd Male, tactile.'.
ker;
J,
R.'
Purkerson,
farmer.
laborer; Oliver W. Johnson, mer
| sot lai parlors and is a native of this
South Eugene No. 1—IP. B. Barger,
Lanbr. Preclnqt ^sa M. Slayter. chant; William A. Jack, farmer; Her
[ city. His bride U well and favorably teacher, George Norris, teach* r,’ Cas
merchatft;
E.
J..Holton,
lumberman.
bert Walker, clerk.
,.v
known here. The happy couple have per Stewart, clerk; R. C Abbey, car
Lake Creek—William H. Harris,
Thurston—T. W. Carney, farmer;
the most sincere congratulations of a penter; Fred C. Bean, merchant;
farmer;
Ciiarlt-s
Acheson,
farmer;
Ja-
host of friends.
TSe
Lewis H. Elspass, painter. M. F.
I J. W. Bertsch, farmer; Perry R. Ed
Graham, farmer.
miston, farmer; Charles *O. Elner.
I
Griggs, capitalist; Joseph Fellman, sep|i
QUALITY
!x>st
Valley
—
H.
M.
Parvln,
far
QUALITY
carpenter, A. M. Hendricks, real es mer; Wm. H. Apderson, farmer; L. L. farmer; Grant Hendricks, farmer.
At
459
Olive
street.
Eugene,
Jan
Wallace Precinct—W. J. Haynes,
STORE
uary 17, 1909. Harry E Clark and tate; Harry G. Keeney, bank clerk; Addington, farmer; Geo. E. Carr, far farmer Henry D. Baughman, far
STORE
DRUGGISTS
Mlns Laura M Copenhaver. Rev J. 8. Henry F. Rhodes, farmer: Robert B. mer; Joseph Hayes, farmer; Wm. H. mer; Alfred Doolittle, farmer.
Spencer, capitalist.
HOTEL SMEEDE BUILDING
McCallum officiating.
Fenton, carpenter; Victor 8troud,
Walton—Clarence E Carlile, far
South Eugene No 2 —W. 11. Hoff farmer.
mer; Geo. Knapp, farmer.
man, capitalist; 8. Smeede, capitalist;
lx>ng Ton»--J. J. Winn, farmer; J.
Wendling—D. M. Bowers, farmer;;
I. P. Hower, painter, I'.de D. Matlock, D. Cox, farmer, Frank Williams, far J. DTBurns, farmer; Robert A. Nell«
A ROlUUnLB HOLD-VP
merchant; Clella McAlpin, marble mer; Frank E.. Makemson, farmer; farmer.
"About tea years ago my brother cutter; A. L. Ball, carpenter, J. W. William Templeton, farmer.
Willamette—George Smith, far
Mohawk — E. E. Boggs, farmer; Al mer; Frank Herman, farmer; James
was "help up" in his work, health Buoy, real estate. William Biilmire,
drayman;
Harry
Dunn,
baker:
Milton
exander lx-wis, farmer; John Spores, D. Pirtle, farmer; Harry C Bishop,
and happiness by what was believed
to be hopeless consumption,’’ writes A. Fuller, builder; Geo. U. J rots, real carpenter. Charles F Baxter, carpen merchant; William T. Bettis, clerk;
estate.
Michael
Schneider,
capitalist;
ter; 8. J. Calkins, carpenter; Carl P. L. Barber, farmer; Geo. T. Cole
W. R Lipscomb, of Washington, N.
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C. “He took all kinds of remedies and F. M. Wilkins, druggist John JL Fisher, lumberman.
man, farmer; Monroe I^each. farmer;
► I treatment from several doctor», but West, liverymau; J. M Shelley, mill
Mapleton—R. H. Clow, hotel man; Geo. A. Drury, merchant; Carl Hop
►
man.
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Geo. B. Camp, farmer, Charles Hart kins. farmer.
found no help until be us«l Dr.
North Eugene No. 1. — David ley. farmer.
King's New Discovery sad was whol
Richardson —Morris D Allen, far
Middle Fork—W E Winfrey, far mer. N. J. Bryant, merchant; James
ly cured by six bottles. He la a well Thompson, teamster. George T. Hall,
man today." It’s quick to relieve end Jr., merchant; Edward Addison, la mer; Robert B Kelsey, farmer; B. Bamford, farmer; Charles C. Ben
borer; O. Q. Cartwright, laborer; Thomas J. Blakely, farmer; Charles nett, farmer; Clark M Stevens, far
the surest cure for weak or
lnnga. Hemorrhages. Coughs
Frank Heyer, horsemen, W C. Ap 8. Pogue, farmer.
mer; John M. Smlgley, farmer; John
Colds. Bronchitis .LaGrlppe, Asthma, plewhite, carpenter; Thomas Bailey,
Mabel— J. H. Bell, farmer; Sher L Stoner, farmer.
and all Bronchial affections. 59c and liveryman. Harry D. Cherry, clerk, man Adams, farmer; Richard Hile
Zumwalt—Fred Berger, farmer,
91.09. Trial bottle free Guaranteed Geo. M Dillard, teamster; Emerson man, farmer,
James Dinsmore, farmer; James 8.
L. Fisher, lanndryman. H B. Header
by W A. Kuykewdalt. druggist
25c
Monad- Richard Coryell, farmer. Mahon, farmer; Frank H. Needham,
Collates Turkish Bath Soap, lar?e cakes, 3 for.
son, undertaker; Dwight H Hopkins,
Pleasant
Hill—A. B Mathews, far carpenter.
25c
lumberman. Frank N. McAllister,
North Eugene No. 2—Henrj J.
CARD OF THAMES
Colgate» Palm Toilet Soap, 6 for.-...........
mer;
E
P.
tattln.
farmer; C. C. Mul Reynolds,
banker; 8. D. Read dentist; Frank
I
photographer
25c
key.
farmer;
H
H
Bath,
farmer;
Jay
Roas gardner; L. O. Beckwith, carl-
We desire to express our sincere tallst
Couti* Imported Castile, 3 for........... ..............
J. Beaver, farmer; Wm L. Bristow,
IF TllT RThTW
60c
thanks to many kind friends who
faimer M E Furrow, farmer; T. N.
£
Tne merits of Texas Wonder you
North Eugene No 9 —John H Laird, farmer; Harry C Mitchell, far
47H Toilet Soap, 3 for...................
showed their interest and sympathy
25c
durin a the funeral and burial of our Blewett, carpenter; W W. Brown, mer William Rankin, farm»», H. C. would never suffer from Kidney,
P & G Soap, reg. 35, special per cake..
£
Darwin Bristow, banker.
blsdder or rheumatic trouble. 91 a
banker; __J
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nephew. Mason P. Crooker.
£
25c
John A. Bowers, laborer; Henry Chil Wheeler, farmer.
bottle (two months' treatment* sold
A. C. RATHMELL AND WIFE
£
Pinauds
Soap,
special
per
cake
..........................
Beginiw-
—
John
Hontettler.
farmer.
son. carpenter; Oscar Callison, book
by O. J. Hull, or bv m.<ll Sen*»
£
A RATHMELL
Jam»-*
Groom,
farmer;
Perry
Casteel,
_
_
_
.
Choo Worn or Old Stock.
keeper; A. C. Dixon, lumberman;
testimonials. Dr. E W. Hall. 1919
MRS T RATHMELL
Ckm Goods in Every Department. No Shop
DRUG STORE
John H Dick. timber cruiser, James fartmr; D. P Caldwell,*farmer; Jas Olive street. 8t. Lout.
MISS ZORA McGINNIS
L
Hunter,
farmer.
‘«rything Frwh from the M.nuf.cturer»’ «•
NLW DRUC STORt
R. Ford, architect; John L. Gardner,
g -’-yming Fresh from tne nianuidt^v..........
............................. Hi Herman Spong. of Roseburg, is clerk;
Si islaw- A. H. Addison, farmer,
Charles K. Kompp, liveryman.
Wall paper at big reduction during
George Betts, farmer. Edward E. reductions. Chambers Hardware Co.
W W Moore. farmer.
here for a few days
OF EARTHQUAKE
:
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HELEN R. MARKS CO
TURKISH
TOWELS
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FOR THE BATH
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Fine i urkish Bath Towels at special prices,
75c to
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