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Daily Eugene, Guard!
SATURDAY
- JULY 7
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
. FOR SALE AT
Julius Goldsmith's
one, Ho Main 191.
New Ads.
H H Friendly.
BRIVITIEJ.
Getting warm.
i'Zl Rambler riders.
Harvest It close at band,
I)r Lowe, optician, with J B Luckey
Fly screens A dooia at F L Cbamben.
M A W Urea anld by Barker Oun
Works.
Guaranteed blcyole repalrlua, Mc-
Clanahan.
TliefroDt of Hampton Bros store la
being repainted.
Wolff ' American btoyrles, W A
Kuykendall, agent.
Adjourned term of circuit court here
one week from today.
Oet your wheels repaired at tbe
Darker Oun Works.
James Ebbert Is cutting a portion of
bis fall wheat and will burn It.
Croquet seta 90o, II, $1,25 at Darker
Oun Works.
Brick work has began ou the
Davit block, Ninth street.
106 RirublersaoM this year.
Have the Guard sent you while at
the coast or mountains.
Buy a Crescent and you are sure of a
good set of tires.
A worm Is destroying the potato
orop In sninesrollnns of Lane county,
Wolf American lilgh Art cycles.
W A Kuykknoall, Agent,
BIcyolea $1 to 160. MoClanaban.
Ueo. Klnsey sold a horse today at
auotlon. From tbe bidding, it Is pre
sumed tbat there Is little demand for
horses. ;
A few secondhand ladlea hloycli
cheap at F L Chambers.
Work on the new bauk building is
being delayed on account of the nop
arrival of pioneer stone,
M O Warner tunes pianos and
organs, Repairing and polishing,
All kinds of clincher tiros sold at
Barker Gun Works.
The heavy through travel on the
Southern Faolflo Indicates that the
two overland trains dally wore badly
needed.
Wolf American blcyolaa.
W A KUYKKNDAM., AgOOt,
Fishing tackle. K E McClaiiahan,
The soldier boys presented a due
appearance as Ihey marched to the
train today. We hope they will not be
ordered tothlua a possibility.
uei a new lavn mower and a ne
plena of bose and with a little pleasur
you can have a lawn that you will b
proud or. Guaranteed how at F L
Chambers
Hammocks at l, fl.M, 2, $2.00,
12.76 and $3 00. Barker Guu Works.
123 Crescent bloyclei sold this year.
What stronger terms can be applied to
popularity and actual satisfaction, F
jL Chambers has plenty mora of them,
The Guard la doing a large lot ol
job printing. From tbe cheapest that's
good to the beat that's made. Tour
order promptly attended to.
Few farmers In town today. Hay li
too aniiolng for them to visit the
county seat.
Wolf American bloyolea. Guarantee
never nine out.
W A Kuykkndall, Agent.
tuauiaiu f alls Kx press: Moray L
Applegala arrived Haturdsy from En-
gwie, wnere ne graduated from the
University of OrKgou. He oame over
the Deschutes aud Kugeue road,
itxiaj'e Albany Herald: Mrs L
v Bllyeo, of Kugene, and Mrs K L
X I bompaon, of Portland, oame up from
im latter place on the local last even
ing and are visiting their mother Mrs
Irvine, lb tills city.
Oxford Ties
AND flV
Slippers
Have
no
oqual
for
Style and Comfort
Soo our
Window Display
For Saturday
6IIBERT
Early Closing Agreement.
Vn, the undersigned merchants of
Eugei e, hereby agree to close our
places of business every day of tbe
week at 0 o'clock p in with tbe ex
ception of Haturdsy evening, every
evening preceding a holiday and from
December 1st to January 1st.
It Is distinctly understood Hint our
stores will close promptly at 6 o'clock,
and under no circumstances (except In
case of death, sickness or accident)
will we admit a cubtomer after that
hour.
Wo further agree to a fine of .25 be
ing imposed upon tbe one violating
this agreement, which shall be paid
to tbe Ladles Belief Corps of this city,
to nae as they see lit.
We further agree that we will not
patronize, and will do all we can to
the detriment of the business of any
dry goods, clothing or shoe store doing
business after tbat hour. This agree
ment to go into ellect Monday July 16,
1U00 and to stand until broken by mu
tual conseiit. Yoran&Bon,
Hampton Bros,
H H Friendly,
J H McCIung,
J V Kauffman,
David Link,
T A Gilbert,
E H Ingham,
P Frank A Hon,
Misses Walton,
FE Dunn,
BO Rankin,
K Larned,
E Saltzman.
Hotel Arrivals
HOFKMAN.
C D Pool, Minneapolis
K H Bush and friend, Cottage Grove
I D Craig, Cottage Grove
0 E Innis, Cottage Grove
J D Fletcher, Cottage Grove
J A Btlunlt, Hagluaw
H E Barnett, Hagluaw
Frank Marlon, Drain
H HoCabe, Htocktou
Fred Senders, Albany
D B Hparks, N Y
Wm Newman, H F
M E Osborne, N Y
B C Bparks, B F
MIsaE Btanville, Oakland
EUQENK.
W M Allen, Chicago
A H Kulm, Hoquiam
Geo Flood, Albany
Abe Kelly, Wendllng
0 E Leaterman, Roseburg
A V Ward, Vlda
J P Pence, Harley
Geo U Rose, Corvallla
Ord Castle, Philomath
Perry Castle, Philomath
H Yaruell
J Banbom, Ilwaoo
G E Wherton, Portland
O B Btuard, S F
W H H Reed and wf, Portland
H M Garrison, Portland
G W Craven, Marlon, Ind
Tailor! Tailor!! Tailor!!!
Walter Gladstone, an experienced
cuner and tailor, has located In Ku
gene, auu may lie louuti at the roar
end of tne nansoii clothing aud fur
nishing store iu the Matlock block,
air Miaiistoim hrlligs good reco-
mehilailont, mul guarantees drat-class
work.
dard of Thanks.
We desire to teuder our heartfelt
thanks to those who so kindly tender
ed their services and aid during the
laal sloknesa and fatal illness of our
buiband and father.
MBS. OKO. BnVKHNB AND FAMILY,
House Wanted.
Containing from five to seven rooms
within three or four blocks of business
center. Rent must be reasonable
Will oontraot for 12 months or more
Rent promptly paid. Address PO box
121, stating location.
Weather Report.
Tonight, fair mid warm.
Bnndsy,
In evening cloudiness.
us itnt neoeaaarv in on in t...i....i
o purotia. genuine (N. 11 Thk
OitNiiiNit) cut glass and sterling silver
novelties, as J. h. Luokey now has a
ui inn u ma same at
prlcoa.
tempting
DlT A Hsndflrsnn Unrlaifnlrara ,i
Embalmerj. Cor. WiL and 7th tt.
Still
Alive...
1 pint bottle good fresh ketchup... lOc
1 quart bottle blulns in
1 Urge bottle pickles ilK,
2 down Jar rubbers
1 doi Mason Jar caps and rubiwr. m
4 His No 2 large ralslus
I large bottle ammonia uy,
..uKr nouie-uiaiie Itak ns l'o.,lr
au.mmwq to tie equal U) the hast, per
U .1 w will.,
15 ounce can
K C Baking Powder
atoeuts.
The above sold In all pure f,H states.
.Ax Billy..,
mi DJJB'J.l.'JU'-"!- BB-'i-'Ji!-1
ENCAMPMENT HOL'RS.
I
Early to Itcd and Early to
for the National Guard.
Rise
Following are the hours whioli will
be observed by the National Guard at
CampGeer. If the boys go Ui bed at
"tap" they will be making a new
reenril for themselves:
First (or musicians') call for reveille,
15 a. m
Reveille. 6:16 a. ru.
Assembly for roll call Immediately
after reveille.
Btalile call (by tbe musicians of the
guard), 6:30 a. m.
Mess call (for breakfast, by musicians
of the guard), 5:45 a. m.
Assembly 6:50 a. ui.
Blck call (by the musicians of the
guard), 6:16 a. m.
Drill call (by the musioiaua of tbe
guard), 6:40 a. m.
Assembly for roll call and formation,
6:46 a. in.
Recall from drill (by muMiclansof the
guard), 8:46 a. m.
First (or musicians') call for guard
mounting, 0:00 a. m.
Assembly for formation of details,
9:06 a. m.
Adjutant's call for guard mounting
3:16 a. in.
Drill call (by the mualcians of the
guard), 12 in.
Ansembly for roll call and formation,
10:05 a. m.
Recall from drill (by tbe musicians
guard), J 1:30 a. in.
Mess call (for dinner, by the musi
cians of the guard) 12:00 a. ni.
Assembly, 12:06 p. in.
Olllcers call (by the mtuicians of the
guard), 1:00 p. m.
First sergeanta' call (by the musicians
of the guard), 1:45 p. in.
Drill call (by the musicians of the
guard), 8:66 p m.
; Assembly for roll oall aud formation
4:01) p. m,
Recall from drill (by the musloluns
of the guard). 6:00 p. ui.
Btabla call (by tbe musicians of tbe
guard), 0:16 p. m.
Meascall (for supper, by musicians
of the guard), 6:46 p. rn.
Assembly b:60 p. m.
First call fur parade by musicians of
the guard 36 minutes before sunset.
Assembly for roll call and formation
80 mtniitva before sunset.
Adjutants' call for formation of
battalloiiB 20 minutes before sunset.
Adjutants' call for formation of
regiment 10 minutes before sunset.
hirst call for retreat (by muaioiaiiB
of the guard) 16 minutes before sunset.
Assembly for loll call and formation
10 minutes belnre sunset.
(If there be no dress parade).
Retreat Bunset.
First oall for tattoo (by musicians of
the guard) 9:20 p. in.
Tattoo 0:30 p, m.
Taps (by a muslolan of the guard)
0:45 p. in.
First call for church, Bunday, July
8th 10:45 a. in.
Church call 10:66 a. ni.
To Salem.
Colonel Geo O Yoran and members
of "lail, the fourth Regiment band.
Companies A and C, left on the 1:08
train today for Balem where they will
be In camp with the natlnnil guard of
the state for one week. Nearly every
business hnu In Eugene will be short
handed during tills time, iiml It Is
greatly to the oredlt of the proprietors
that they willingly do extra work
during this time, enabling the National
Guard to Improve in vfllolennv lw
having a full aiteudance. Eugene Is
one of the most military towns in the
suite, and her oltir.ens take a lust
pride lu the dtli-eiis soldiery, Tor as
volunteers they rtaeoted honor on the
entire state.
For Sale
Good hay f.ir cow, 2.60 ner ton
cash, luqnlrc at home near north eud
ol Eugene nrldire. Joskph Davih.
SPECIAL SALE
At a tromeiulous sacrifice. Tlio following
articles wo will of lor for Tlueo Hays,
MONDAY, TUESDAY
Sis
i, Dress Boris and Suits
Fancy Silks worth from 7c to $1 (X)
20c
Novelty Dross Good, 40 i.
26c
Ladies'-Flancletto Suits, worth f.'OO
$1.00
Mml orders promptly attended to.
S. H. FRIENDLY.
Church Notices.
KI'ISCOI'AL CPUHCH.
10 a ui, Bumlay school; 11
morning prayer and sermon; i
I'
event og prayer gud sermon.
D E I.ovekiihjk, Rector.
INCIKKCIATIONAI. CIIUKCH.
Buinlay ii'orniug Hie pastor will
preach. Jo the even'r g a sermon by
ItevMr Clelaud, of me Presbyterian
church, the two C"i gregatlous uniting.
Other meetings a- usual.
MHTHODIST EPISCOPAL CHUKCH.
Clan meeting at 10 a in; Kuuday
cho I at 13) o'clock; Junior .League
6 p n-; Epworth league at 6:45 p ui;
preach I n't at 10:30 a in and 8 p in.
VV B llol.l.INUHll had, pastor.
0'lK.ST PKtSllVTtBIAN CHUKCH.
Bunday school 10 a m, Y P B C E 7
p m, divine services at 11 a m and 8 p
m. Uniuu service of Congregational
and Presbyterian churches In the
Congregational church.
John A Ci.ei.and, Pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Sunday school at 10 a u; morning
worship at 11; subject, "The Heavenly
Vision." U Y P U at 7 p m; evening
worship at 8; mlject lor discourse,
"Elijah and the prophets of Baal."
Prayer meeting Thursday at 7:45 p in.
The public ure luvited to all these
services.
C. CALV4BT Bjioot, Pastor.
C P CHUKCH.
Bunday aohool 10 a m; Y P B C E 7 p
m. Owing to the pastor's illnees tbe
cburcb baa given him a vacation until
Augu-it 1st, at which time regular
preaching services will be resumed
All other services of the church con
iuue as before.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
The panor ban returned from the
utato convention and will preach at 11
a. rn. and 8 p. in, Bunday school 0:45
a. ni.; Juuior C E 3 p. ni.; Christian
Endeavor 0:45 p. m. Midweek Her
vices, Thursday 7:30 p. ru. The public
cordially invited.
Funeral Notice.
Andrew Vlnoent Peters died In I.ane
county, Oregon, on July 6, 1800, at
1:20 p. m., at the residence of Mr. Bt
John, from neuralgia of the heart
aired 07 years, 1 month aud 8 days.
1 he funeral services will be held In
I O O F neinetory, Eugene, Monday
afternoon at 2o'clook, Father Przyby
Iski ofllclatlmr. Interment will Imme
diately follow Bald services.
A brother of deceased hns telegraphed
from Ban Fraunltco that he will be in
attendance upon tbe funeral, hence the
change of time from Bunday to Mon
day. Friends respectfully Invited to at
tend.
Teachers' Institute.
The teachers' 'annual county lnsti
tute will commence Monday, July 30,
iimu, and continue five days, viz: July
SO, 31, August 1, 2 aud 3. All teachers
holding either state or county certifi
cates are required by law to attend the
institute. There will be three Instruct
ors In attendance and every possible
ellort will be made to make the Insti
tute prolltablo aud interesting.
W Al A11LLKK,
County Superintendent.
p. No Cure No Pay.
' That la the way all tlniirchts wll flrovea
1 aatelraa Chill Tunic for Cliilla, Malaria aud
llillioumiMS. It ia as pleatuut to take a
Lemon 8yi op. 50 ceut i
Last fall I sprained my left hip while
ha tiling come heavy boxes. The
doctor I willed on said at first it was a
slight atraln and would noon be well,
hut It tirew worse aud the doctor said
I had rheumatism. It continued to
grow worse anil I could hardly get
around In work. I went to a drue1
store and the druggist recommended
me to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm
I tried It and one-half of a 50-oent
bnttlo cured me entirely. I now recom
mend It to all niy friends. F. a.
Kaliooi'k, Erie, Pa. It Is for sale by W.
I,. DoLann.
and WEDNESDAY,
,vido. worth fii) f
rc yd
Makkikii. Coiuge Grove Nuggeti
Buoda , July I, 1000, at the home of
the brliieV parent, Mr and Mrs $p
Cbrifm i f I 'r.-u-ei:. Or. ".., Mr
RoU-il .Muitjii, CoUhkc (jn.ve md
Mi-s R-na ( 'iirisiioifi wet.. uni'el lu
niarrinkH Justice t.'baa Wiuttrinl.-r of-ll-iailti.
Mr Martin is oue of Line
c iuiiIv' miwt popular young, ai-ady
and iudii'.lri ms, and largely Inieiled
in mining prnerty u Boheiulii, while
the loldrt enjoys an euvlalile a o:a'
reputation in Cieswell and Co'iage
Grove t.-clely. Air and Mrs Martin
arrived heie on Monday's truiu, and
will intake ibis their future homo.
Dkmocratio View. Weieer.ldnho
Signal: Hon. Wm. Galloway, of Or
egon City, Ore., is in Welser visiting
his brother, Thou. C Galloway. Mr.
Galloway is receiver of the TJ B land
ofllce at Oregon City, and la rather a
good stayer, considering that be ia a
democrat and has held ofllce for five
years straight. He .'thinks McKinley
hasn't discovered bim yet, probably
because the president is busy practic
ing for the various political flops he is
making so frequently, or prosperity is
so thick that no republican cares to be
chained up to a etty $3,000 a year
onice.
To thk Encampment. The Guard
conlrlbu:es to the National Guard en
CHinpment, Captain R8 Huston, Ser
geant Claude Sylvester, and Mut-iclan
H W Rowland. As In most of the
business bouses In tbe clly, the force
will be very short next week Mr
Bert Knat'and will assist In the office,
doing local work and any courtesy
extended him will be appreciated.
Curios. In the north window of
De.Lauo's drug store may be seen two
Indian dolls and a storpiou, sent from
Arizona. The scorpion is one of tbe
largest species hii i Is said to be deadly
poisonous. They were (eiit by Mrs
Ada Millican to Miss Iula Bradley
her sister.
Rand Emotion. The Fourth Reg!
meut Band held an election last eve
niug at tbe Armory, placing In office
tbe following members: H W Row.
land, president; Frank MoAlister,
secretary-treasurer; Frank Uilstrap,
business manager.
Died. Mrs Eliza Ford, aged
years, died of consumption Friday,
juiyu, lwu.at ber late residence be
low Irving. The funeral services will
be held at the family home and tbe
burial will occur tomorrow at the Lu
per cemetery.
Timber Land For Sale. 160
acres of good fir and cedar, one-half
mile rrom saw mill. Logging creek
runs through laud. Inquire of Frank
Reisner, Ax Billy's store, Euireni
uregon.
lost Reward. P E Peterson, of
Estrup has lost 21 goats from his farm
9 miles west of Junction City. A re.
ward of $1.00 each w,ili be paid for their
return; mark a round bole in each ear.
Address P E Peterson, Estrup, Or.
Ribs Broken. Yesterday U Bon
nott leu irom a load of hay north of
town and had two ribs broken. Dr
T w Harris attended the injured man
wno is resting easily.
Lost. Between Eugeue and Banes'
park, July 3rd, a large leather pocket
oook, property of T D Linton. Finder
please return same to owner and
reoelve reward.
V r i
i.wi- uimlty.-a verdict of not
guilty was rendered in tbe case of the
Slate of Oregon vs W W Marquam,
men yesterday before Judge Wiuter
meler in the court bouse.
Would Not Suffer So Again
Fifty Times Its Price
for
I awoke lat night with severe paini
In my stomach. I never felt so badly
in all my life. When I came down to
worn this morning I felt so weak I
oould hardly work. I went to Miller
i.ioi.urny s mug store and toey reo
oiiiiuendeil ( himherlain'a Colic. Choi.
era aim Ularrhoea Remedy. It worked
Mo giu auu one nova fixed me all
right It certainly Is the finest tbinu
evf r u"i 'or stomach trouble. I shall
not be without it In my house here
after, for I should not care to endure
nriasi niglit again for
....j, ... ns price, u. a. Wilson,
Liveryimn, Burg, ttslown, WashiiiK-
w" f "' i w " nluy l for ale by
W. L. DeLano.
Stunted
Hair
Does your
nair split at the
enH?
ru" out a handful by running your
HnRcrs through it? Does it teem
dry and lifeless?
Give your hair a chance. Feed it.
The roots are not dead : they are
weak because they are st.rved-
nun a nil.
The best
nn r food
is
If you
don t want
your hair to
ir
on, use
Ayer'j Hair
Vigor once a
dav. Itmake
B20r
the hjir grow, stops falling, and
cures dandruff. It ,w,v, restores
color to gray cr faded hair.
U.II II logrv.w-.nr Bi.
Arffi luif V-, ..... .
me from .li,,ln, - ,k LI lr .",rr1
t'wh ,in i, i,.. rhe Cn.th r n Z!
AprlUJ, law. S.vk,'x.v.
tf Tab dn nc.t n.Mn n .k. i ...
"f"1"1 m , ul ih. li-,, v
(lieu. O.H-tor .Ih'ui It. A.l.trr,,,
mm
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F. C. Potts
Dealer
Tobaccos & Cigars.
S Manufacturer,
A Mother's Plain Words
I suppose you will be astonished when I tell you that six years ago I was
in a most dangerous condition with bionthitis and lung trouble, because you
can see how well and strong I am now. The attack at that time caused terrible
pain in mychestandlungs. I could hardly move, and to stoop caused intense suf-
er's English Remedy, and I J I
thrttio-ht- I wntilH 1-rv it. nlthnnirh I -fer
I confess that down in mv heart
I had little faith in iu" The
first bottle gave great relief,
and the second bottle made me
the healthy woman I am today.
My husband's lungs are weak
also, and he cured himself with
the same grand old remedy.
Our boy and girl have both
been saved bv it from death .
by croup. I know this is so, for TE
when they were attacked in the
night I had a bottle in theel set,
and by acting quickly that fatal
malady was easily overcome.
We always give it to the children
when they have a cough or cld,
and we would not be without it
for anything. My sister will
tell you also, if you ak her, that
it is "a medicine that can ahvnys
be depended upon for all the .
trouolesof the breathing organs. '
I tell all our neighbors a'i ut
Acker's English Rc-'y henever I get a chance, and there are plenty of peo
ple around Mechanic ;;'r. N. Y., where I live, who would nomore think of go
ing to lv d at night wi'h :H '.bottle of it in the house than they would of leaving
their cVkjis wide open. A. I look at it, parents are criminally respnnsible wh-
they allow their children to die under their very eyes with croup, because hen
is a certain remedy that will conquer the terrible monster every time."
(Signed) Mrs. Floyd Fowler.
Acker's English Remedv Is sold by all druprdsts under a positive guarantee
tliat your money will be retundeil in ense of failure. 95c, 50c., and i a bottle io
United States and Can.nl 1. In EruUm!, is. ad., as. 3d., and 4B. 6d.
We authorize the rJMire tfunrntitce. HI 11. HOOKER & CO., ProprUU)rtt Aew Kffri, .
For sale by W. L. DeLano, Eugene, Or.
An Epidemic of Whooping Cough
Last winter duri, . an epiiWimo of
whooplim piuieh n.y chililri-ii contrai'i
ed the dinauce, ImvIiiu t.eveie ctiuuhiiiij;
spells. We had iiwd Cliiiiniii'rlnlii'K
Cough Reim-dy v ry Miduraafully for
oroup and uaturallv lurntil lo k at iln.1
time aud found It rrlievi-d th- enuuh
and eSected a complete cure, John E
Clifford, Proprietor Norwood Hou.hb,
Norwood, N Y. This remedy is for
sale h) v L UeLano.
Pay Your Dog Tax.
'Ihe tax ou dogs hecauie delinquent
July 1. All persona keeping dogs
withiu the oorporale limits of the city
are hereby notified to call at once on
the recorder and pay the tax.
J M Stiles,
t hief of l'olice.
Rsv. W. E. Hitzer, W. Cuton. N. Y.
writes, "I had dyspepsia over twentv
years, and tried doctors aud uiediciues
without benefit. 1 wBs pervaded to
use Kodol DvHpepsia Cure and it heln.
ed me from the start. I helievs It t . l.
panacea lor all forms ol ludweailnn
It digests what you eat. Vli.ia.nt A
Co., toruer lirug tstore.
Tile For Sale
Eight Inch tile for sale. Inci,Ueof
Kl auipueil atUuKD ollloe.
"Necessity
Knows No Law."
But a. laiu of Nature bows
to the necessity of keeping
ute viooa pure so that the
entire system shall be strong,
healthy and viaoroas.
To (axc Hood's .?jrJnJ-7r. it. .
O.XKS punicr. is Ihrrrtn. . I r .,.
'litis.
"'y m netrly evtry house-
It I3-;-.'it dtejlnmtnU.
Ii.-,'J.
i-'ioa Jisortiors " My
Hep.
n?''".:'. tclh
. . . ,.1 naai aaerders and
-I ... vj ; irsMr...A ;u. . u .i i
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!:o::.
' 'tm r. Thompson,
dtcoc
l:l:tb. tiilrrlla:.n
RUNNING UP A BIB BILL
For doctor feea Wouldn't bo
ueceuary, when you art) at
tacked with oolds at ihia sea
ton of the year, if you would
keep a bottle of our pure and
liiirh trrade Cyruu .Noble
Wtmkeyin your house aud
then take ft in the form of
toddy, or mm your taete dic
tate, at bedtime ur any other
old time. Then i nothing
like it for colds, 1j Grippe ur
kindred ailment.
W fll. ReDsham
Working Night and Day.
j The hucieataDd mlirhlleat little thing
that ever inmlf ia D - King'a New
Life nils. Eveiy pill in a ugar-ooated
Klohule ol healih. that changes weak
lie-- into strengih, llstlessness into
eDfti, hralii-faif Into mental power.
They are wonderful In building up
the health. Only 25o per box. Hold
by VV L DeLano.
Whale Oil Soap.
Hopgrowers are luvited to oall ou
th Eugene 8oap "o, 8th street near
Olive, for samples and prices of whale
oil aoap. EuoeneHoapCo.
I W. KAYS FOfiNITliBt CO
EM3ALMERS and ' FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Modern
Photography
careful attention given
to every subject un
der the skylight and in
finishing of all
portrait work at the
Eugene Livery and Feed Stables
WEST BROS, Props.
New Rigs
New Harness,
Competent Drivers
Horne hnrded by day or month
OHica
Comer
Willamette and Tenth StAeJ.
Telephone Mela 91.
EUGENE STEAM 0 VEINS
CLEAKIN8 WORKS.!
Weet Ilehth Street
ucareteemUuodrx,
CKF.I5 MARX, Jr., Proprietor.
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Telef.lione-l'.Uclt t'.3
Pleasure
Galore...
wit all who ride ia no r bote lee
t ''hi .n, n h and elenant t rimmingi
.1 ?' ?Ut mhk' ,h """""
'fhu-le lmo.t Imi.iwptl hie to the
"pMite end lighten the taak o
inli.rv. liienchaturamitererT
" "' ' menr Biile. of jorim
rj-ereel,,,,,. $45.00 U. lira, See
theiu at
tUtlrJNE, OREGON U
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F. L. CHAflBElS.