Daily Eugene guard., July 13, 1900, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
FRIDAY
JULY 13
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
FOR SALK AT
Julius Goldsmith's
GUARD Telephone, Ho -Main 191.
421 Rambler rldore.
106 Humble sold thi year.
Cool, pleasant, summer day.
Harvesting being pushed now.
Dr Lowe, upllclaa, with J B.Luckey
Fly screens A dooi sat FL Chambers,
The Titus building Is about com
pitted.
Guaranteed bicycle repairing, Mo-
Clananan,
W II Andrews bad a valuable Jerney
cow lo die yesterday.
Wolff Ami-rli-au bicycles. V A
Kuykendall, agent.
Tbe stone for the new bank building
is still delayed.
Have the QuAHD sent you while at
the coast or mountains.
Buy a Orescent and you are sure of a
good set of tires.
II Mount Is having tbe sooth and
west sides of his hall repainted.
Wolf American High Art cycles.
W A KUYKKNDAI.L, Agent
Toa Wkkklv Guard, with supple
ment was Issued today.
Wcyolce 20 to $40. MoClauahan.
J O Walts intends to leave fur
Fori land next Monday, to attend the
meeting, of tbe State Optical Hoolely,
ofwbloh he Is president.
Tiie funeral of the late H W Lyman
ii held at 10 a. m. ibis tnornluir.
" () Warner tunes plHnos and
ore i.e. flepalrlng and polishing,
The social on Prof Htreub's lawn to
be given by tbe women of the First
Pnwhyterlan oburoh, should be liber
ally attended. All are Invited.
Wolf American bicycles.
' W A Kuvkkndai.l, Agent.
Pendleton Is going lo have a street
fair. How abnut Eugene?
Fishing tackle. K MoOlanahan
Iloselmrg Itevlew: Bit Palmer, of
Lane county, and Miss JulU A Hpaifr,
of this i nunty, were married by Rev
. W A Wood at his residence, July 7,
1000.
(Jet a new lawn mower and a new
plcae of hose and with a little pleasure
you can have a lawn that you will be
proud of. Guaranteed hose at V L
Chambers
A few secondhand Indies blcyoles
cheap at F L Chambers.
Tbe womeu of the Klrst Presbyterian
oburoh will glveasoclal on Prnfbtraub's
lawn next Friday evening. Ioe oresru
and cake will be served for 10 cents.
Wolf American bloyole. Guarantee
nevjr rune out.
W A Kuykendall, Agent
Experience la the best teacher. Use
Acker's English Itemed? iu any case
of coughs, colds or oroun. Bhould II
fall to give Immediate relief money re-
ruutied. sas els aud 60 cts. Korauleby
W L DeLaun.
123 Crescent bloyclei sold this year.
What stronger terms can he applied to
popularity and aotual satisfaction. F
h Chambers has plenty mora of them.
'Til uot necessary to go to Portland
to purchase genuine (N. U. Thk
Uknuink) out irlaaa and sterllni silver
novelties, as J, a. Luokey now has a
big stock of the same at tempting
prices.
Rosehurg Plalndealen Hon E D
Ural ford haa succeeded Cspt Mather
aa special agent of the general land
office for the southern half of the state,
Capt Mather being transferred to
New Mexico
I consider It uot only a pelaaura but
a dutv I owe to my neighbors to tell
about the wonderful cure elTeoted in
my case by the timely uaanf Chamber
Iain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea
Heinedy. 1 was taken very badly with
Uux and procured a bottle of this
remedy. A few doses of It eflected a
permanent cure. I take pleasure lu
rvcniuiendlng It to others suffering
from that dreadlul disease. -J. W.
Lynch, Dorr, W Va. This remedy I
sold by W L Delano.
We Have...
Just recoivod an
Elegant assortment
Of Sorosis
Dress Shoes.
Sorosis
Means much to every
Woman who wears Shoes.
GILBERT
wt m
Of z Business Established
Notice is hereby given
that tho stock of merchan
dise belonging to the astato
of A. V. Petere, together with
shelving, counters and safe,
will bo sold at private sale or
public auction by tho ad
ministrator. Tho invoice
will bo prepared for exami
nation by next Monday.
All persons who want to
engage in business will find
it to their interest to call on
tho administrator for infor
mation. Geo. B. Dorris,
Administrator.
Mrs W W Hepburn died at Halem
yesterday.
The close season for deer hunting
nds August 15.
The stages all go out with good
loads these days.
The Wendling telephone office Is
ready for business.
The Sunday closing law will be In
force among tbe barbers in Astoria
after July IS.
Will Fleming, who formerly resided
In Eugene, is serving with the regulars
In the Philippines.
For two days workmen have been
attempting to remove the clog tn the
Ninth street sewer and without suc
cess.
President McKlnley was oftlolully
notllled of bis recent nomination yes
terday at Canton, Ohio, Senator
Lodge made the snoecli.
Chaa Littlefield. formerly of this
olty, who left some time ago for the
Nome mining district, Is working In)
the Hob wabaoker hardware store at
Seattle. .
Today's Salem Statesman: Miss
Hlbyl Thurston, of Eugene, who has
been visiting her grandparents, Oen
nd Mrs W H Odell, haa gone to
Otegon City.
Tbe telegraph lo news In yesterday's
Daily Uuakd was the same as that
which was received here In the Port
land Evening Telegram this morning.
Die Guakd gives Eugene people
freshest news.
E Bert Tongue, at one time a student
of the University here, and a son of
Congressman Touguu, has been ap
pointed deputy prosecuting attorney
for Washington county.
Today's Albany Herald: Editor J
R Whitney, or the Herald, and J M
Whitney, of Eugene, went totlieHllotz
yesterday, for a few days' outing.
Misses Laura and Lou Tllton, of Eu
gene, are vialllng at the home or Asses
sor B A Stafford in this city.
Granite, Uraut County Qem, July 6:
"Rev C A Wooley, of Eugene, a noted
apostle of prohibition, Is visiting his
brother, J J Wooley, the liveryman.
Rev Wooley has been In the n.lulntty
for 2S years." Joe Wooley was a resi
dent of Lane oounty lor a long time.
Roseburg Plaludealer: Up to the
time the Plaludealer went to press, the
subscriptions to the street fair fund
had reached 1400, with considerable
more promised, and many subscribers
oll'erlng to raise their first oiler If It
shnuld be neoessary. This is indeed
noouraglug.
Hpokane democrats latlfleti the
nomination of Rryan and stevsnson
with a rousing meeting last night'
The loelebratlon was Indulged In by
democrats, populists and silver repub
licans who were enthusiasts in tho
belief that Washington would cast Its
vote tor the democratic nomlueva next
November.
To anyone who has read Theodore
K-wee veil's magaxlne articles on the
war In Cuba, tbe appropriateness of
tho following chorus adapted from
Pinafor will appeal with Irresistible
force:
For he himself hath said It
And It' greatly to his credit,
He's the Heto of San Juan.
For he might have done the tlghtin
And let others do the wrlteu',
As lie comes a modest man.
Rut, In spite of all temptations.
He has published to the nations;
He' the Hero of San Juau.
Still
Alive...
pint bottle good fresh ketchup... It
quart bottle bluing H)c
large bottle pickles ilc
dosen Jar rubbers 5c
dot Mason jar cape anil rubbers 2-V
llw No 1 lanra raisins j.v
large buttle ammonia lev
Eugene home- made (taking Powder
guaranteed to I equal to tbe best, per
pound 80 cents,
a ounce can K C Baking Powder
3) ceuts.
The above sold In all pure food stab.
...Ax Billy..,
LOCAL TRAIX NEEDED.
The Albany Special Should Be
Extended to Eugene.
Eugene houd have a lie't-r train
service and we trul that tbe K illieru
P.1.1H1 uiM iriul. that fat Mm
.hnnlrl ham a regular nuwnwr (tain
ut of the city at a decent hour in I lie
tuornim'. At rjreeem a iierson going
oorib and exnecting to do business iu
Portland the same day must net ui at
an unseasonable hour, or el-e take the
afternoon train, which la often de
layed, and spend two days if any bue
iueHs 1b done in tiie metropolis.
The .Southern Paulllo shnuld by all
means extend tiie Albany expre-s
train to this city. We need it and her
business will justify the extension.
Tbe extra enht to the company would
be small. Messrs Koehler, Fields and
Markbam, what say you?
Protect the Birds.
Efforts should be perslsently made
to teach all good citizens, what mat y
of them do not yet seem to renllZ9, the
importance and necessity of protecting
and preserving our birds, and for this
ourpose of punishing their destroyers.
'i bis is even more applicable to the
country than to the city. The sohools,
churches, clubs, societies and every
humane, progressive or even intelligent
organization ought to join lu this
necessary and valuable work. Few
people know the value oi our birds.
There Is scarcely one of them that,
even if be gains a living partly In
orchards and gardens, does not earn
ten-fold, or even an hundred-told, tbe
value of what he cmsutnes. While
prosecutions and punishment are tec
essary as correction of und warning to
the wayward and vicious, the desired
result must be obtained chief
ly by educational methods the
gradual teaching of the rising
generation that wanton and sportive
destruction of birds is both a crime
and a sin, Roys will be boys, but
they must be taught to he boys In some
other way than In killing birds, the
particular friends of the bumau race;
and men who don't know any better
than to kill birds, or who don't care
about It If they do, must be given a few
atrlpes by the whip of the law. Tbe
birds of Oregon are worth hundreds or
thousands or dollars annually to the
state, and he who slaughters them
wantonly Is a public enemy.
Big Bonfire.
There Is going to be a big time at the
resident of Prof and Mrs John Straub
this evening. While the lawn social is
being given by I be Ladles' Aid society
of the First I'reshyterlun church, at
which Ice creum and cuke will he
served at 10 cents, a bright, glowing
bonfire will light up the lawn and enst
Its radiance iu all directions. There
promises to be a Jolly good time for
everybody.
Dairy 1'urcliased.
Floyd Vuughau hie. piirchu'ed It ir
retl's dairy and will conliiiue l .u
business Mr Vaughan ban ouenl Din
Huest herds of Jercy cowa In lids
oounty ami will guarantie the bcr-t
and purest nf milk. He not inlysi-kn
for the continuance of old cuntoiiierii
but solicits new one.
For Sale.
Good hay for cow, J2.50 per tc n,
cash. Inquire al home near north euu
of Flugeiie brldiri'. JosKi'ti Davis.
Tile Tor Sale
Flullt Inch ti e for sale. Tnniilrui.r
J vnuimmil lUUUAKU OHIO! .
The loggers of the Eugene log drive
at Natron attended the funeral or
their late oomrade, R W Lyman, to
day In a body.
SHARP REDUCTION
FOR THREE DAYS
CELEBRATED TtfOIVIP
SON'S GLOVE-FITTING
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY
We know It's ridiculous to oir.-r ucl fine Corset at
low prices, but It's a plain, simple story: This line must be
closed out. We know how to take losses cheerfully. Test
us tomorrow and see how gracefully It is doue.
THOMPSON K & M Corset sella t S1.25,
50c
THOMPSON Q Corset sells at $1.50,
60c
THOMPSON S & L Corset sells at $1.75,
75c
THOMPSON E Corset sells
$1.00
THOMPSON B Corset tells at $2.50,
31.25
MAIL UKUKUS PROMPTLY lATTKNDKD TO
S. H. FRIENDLY
EUGENE
RICHEST IX BOHEMIA. .
Ore Studded With Gold In The!
Old Kuolt Mine.
(.'oi'I A'jb (iitovu, Or, July li The
old Knott hiIiih, that 'S years ago wan
' the uri niniial at traction Iu this- nart of
1 the slsl. ami has lain Idle until SIX
I weeks ago, has again rutM lo the front
i by yielding the rif l ore that
i ever been struck I' the Bohemia
die.
trii-t. In ainkirii i shaft W feet. II
u ,. -tr,l..L if feel of Wllicll la
immensely rich. Th-ore is aolid, nd
gold ean be seen glitiering all through
It. Ao'MitHU i,uuudfore was brought
in b eiage this eveuiuw, snd its dii
play created quite a sensation.
The bsft Is about 60 bet from the
old Knott shaft, which Is 09 feet deep
There Is not a doubt aa to the vastuess
of the wealth hidden lo this mine, as
theorelnlhe old sbaft is identified
with that lu the new one. Miners
who have seen this ay it is richer
than the famous Helena.
An increased force wdl be put on
and the old mill, that has weathered
the storms for 25 years, will again be
put iu operation.
Sam rhurHtou Is home from Salem
Miss Pauline Hodes has returned
home.
Henry Owen was down Irom Weud
ling today.
C C Sweeney, a Portland hopbuyer,
is in Eugene.
Merchant Cole, of Isabel, was lu
Eugene today.
Dr Slmrplcs left on this afternoon's
traiu for home.
MIssAguess Harris went to Salem
this afternoon.
(J M Hill is buck from a trip to the
Belknap Springs.
Mrs B L Heelop left for Ocean Park,
Long Ueuch, Wash, this afteruoou.
7a M Brown the Crook county oattle-
man, returned to Portland this after
noon. H N Cockerllue uid wife came up
today, to visit rriends and relatives for
some time.
Ray Littli field and Wert Fleming
arrived last night from Seattle, on a
short visit.
Hon S K Kahln was "held up" in
front of Chambeia' store last night
by his bu(igy.
Miss Frances Howard, daughter of
Editor Howard or Cottage Grove, left
for home today.
Miss Jessie Slarr, of Yoncalla, who
has been vinlting her uncle, J F
Starr aud family, left for Junction on
this uf'ernnon's train ,
Mr and Mr MuCurthy leave on to
night's train for California. Mr Mc
Carthy Is bridge euperli.tendeut on the
new railroad lo Wendllug.
Teachers' Institute.
The teachers' annual county insti
tute will commence Mouday, July 30,
iiiOO, and continue five days, viz: July
SO, 31, August 1, 2 aud 3. All teachers
holding either state or county certlfl-
cales are required by law tn attend the
institute. There will be three instruct
ors In attendance and every possible
effort will be made to make the insti
tute profitable and interesting.
W M MlLLKR,
County Superintendent.
Harness and Saddles
PRESTON & HALES
LetTe order. fcrhouMptlntlnv.
U M NcCrady
at $2.25.
Paints i MPiper
CORSETS
Samk Hkkk. There are nearly 16,
001) pe pie In risleni, fir tn wIikI ought
lo i- Solent, il-rd-tre thi' -i-tt'-iii- i
1$U; J t r na-i- -loin- i a:i uot
hIi-iu Itnl lilting. I.r n .rc l'"'' of
n.li ui i miNM lite orp nit' inn . -uid
tli. rule ul tbe Federal ivneus di nnt
lriiiit nf hiiy territory tieing cl itid
. a,t a p-tri nr ne city except
tllS'
i - ''' llllluiulpal lilie. uo-
In
-Itnllar c.iti liti mi.
s Fairmoutit and
-uo I
I e
i Eu
' suburb.
1 Hill, alilioiiu'h really b louring t
-1 gene are excluded by the ireiii.ua nmna
! tfers llly lie Olltaide of tile Eugeil
cnrpnritioi
people it
Instead ot having 500
will probably lie nearei
4,n0'.
Small Coi.LKCES.Dr Parsons, the
exceutriu millionaire of Chicago, who
recently distributed $2,000,000 among
the smaller colleges of the country, bis
explained his action by saying that in
his judgment small colleges are more
beneficial than large ones; that the
students are In closer contact with the
profeiors, have more plea-ures, are
free from cliques and tbe exactions of
athletic sport, and It is probable the
old philanthropist is right. Al any
rate, wtioever helps to build up a small
coll.'ge is as much of a benefactor
huh who helps to hnild up a big oue.
Stub Tkais. On account of
freight train wreck near Duusmul
the regular north hound ,asenger
train due here at 1:06 this afternoon
wat reported 12 to 14 hoars behiu
time. The company sent a train con
sitting nf one locomotive and teuder,
one haggage car and two passenger
coaches, to Eugene, arriving at 12
o'clock noon, and the same was order
ed to run as a special between Eugen
and Portland this afternoon
Elks' Carnival Train We
understand that the Southern Pacific
railroad will run special excursion
trains from Ashland to Porllaod to
the Folks' Street. Carnival, which, takes
place In September, ond at verv
rcnmnahle pnecs. The tickets will be
good nu tho excursion train, allowlug
the nasseuger to return on any passen
ger train duriug the next six days.
Rvilroau Surveying. A geu tie
man from Eastern Oregon tells us the
Burlington Railroad has a crew
men surveying through Harney valley
and they are bouud to cross the Cas
cades via the McKenzie route. This
a flue pass and we believe that before
m iiiy months u railroad will use
Ve hope It may be the Burlitnrtoti.
It.
Getting Better. Today's Salem
Statesman: Miss Nannie Paddock, or
the University of Oregon, who was
operated upon at the Salem Hospital
for appendicitis last week, Is making
satisfactory headway and hopes fo;
her ultimate recovery are greatly
strengthened.
A Veteran. Salem Statesman
July 13: "Geu W H Odell yesterday
entertained his grandsou, 8 Thurston
of Eugene, a member or Company A
Fourth Regiment, O N G, and a vet-
erau of the Philippines campaign
The young msu is not entirely restored
from tbe effects of the campaign In
Luzon."
Piusi.aw Kiveh The U S govern
ment engineer reports to Washington,
D C, under date of July 12: At Bluslaw
the work is well under way. Seveu
bents have been added to tbe tramway
which is being enrocked. The wi-rk Is
making good progress.
Lost Kkwakd. P E Peterson, of
Estrup has Inst 21 goats from his f .nu
8 miles west of Junction City. A re-
ward of $1.00 each will be paid for their
return; mark a round hole in each ear.
Addiei-s P E Peters in, Estrup, Or,
Hot'3. The condition of thegrowing
hops In England, America's greatest
oompi tltor In the world's market, Is
such that the Amerlran bops- promise
to Dring remunerative price this ytar.
Dkath8. Eugene lodge, A O U W,
nas oeen orgauized a little over twenty
years snd 24 members have died, dis
trlbutlng $48,J00 among needy rela
tives aud rriends.
Do not forget tbe social to be given
on Prof Strsub'a lawn next Friday
evening. Ice oream and cake will be
served for 10c extra. All are Invited.
Lost. A pair of gold rimmed eye.
glasses with temple pieces. A liberal
reward will be paid finder by leaving
same at Guaho olllce.
chki-sb Maker Waxted. a
cheese maker wanted. Addres. r.r
call on 8 8 Stephens, Crow postofflce,
uaue county, uregun.
Bicycle dk "ale. iooo Kamhier
Tandem In flrst-class condition; good
as new; at a bargain. Call on CO
Matlock, for prloe.
Lost. A sack of e'nthes. between
Eugene and head nf mill race. Finder
will please leave same at Guahd onice
and receive reward.
REV. KELLEMS.
AM1TV, Or., July li-Revival ser
vices are In progress at the Christian
church, under the leadership i,f Re,
MrKellems, of Eugene. .
Call For County srrsnts.
Xotliv is hereby given that
ttir
following warrants will he p, on
pn-sentatlon at my nrtloe on and aktkk
Ju'y in, lm Interest on same
will eras,. July 10, mo,- Al i,,,
county warrants from rrgislered num
ber 7175 to 7fsst, both iucluslve.
Dated, Eugene, July , 100.
A H Patterson,
County Treasurer.
'J
F. C. Potts
Read This, Consumptives
" From the way my wife coughed for six months, I knew she had consump
tion. She showed it in her face, too, and her body wasted away to a mere skele
ton. After she got down in bed the doctors couldn't do any good. I called in
both Dr. T. A. Shannon and Dr. N. L. Hawsen, each of whom is a first-class
pnysician, but tney had nothing
that would reach the trouble
in her lungs. My wife's father
came to see her one day, when
she got very low. He lives in
Cedar Lake, Wis., while we
live in Rice Lake, Wis. Me
said he knew what was needed,
and made me get a bottle of
Acker's English Remedy for
Consumption. I went to
Schmidt's, our local druggist,
and got a bottle, and it helped
her right away. She took eight
50c. bottles, and they put her
back on her feet and made her
as sound and well as nny wo
man in town. She has taken
on flesh again, she doesn't
cough, and if any one who
doesn't know the facts was to
be told she was so near death
with consumption, he wouldn't
believe it. My wife does all
her housework, and at night
sieeps as sounaiy as you please.
Her stomach no lontre
rives her any
am telling. If so, 1
Acker's English
says Acker's Eiuri
it is sold on a r"ti
bottle come bn k t '
is Luther Bedell, Uio
Acker's E-iiMV
that your mon-.-v w
United States and d
We authorize the above fftutr'Vitee,
For sale by W.
IK
L.
Hotel Ai rivals
HOFFMAN.
Li N B-iki-r, VVulterviilo
A C i-'ii-ie'-, Freeuniul
M T Giwu, Portland
Oeo Miller, Telephone Co
F T Peebler, Telephone I n
W D McDnnald, Telephone Co
W B Miller, Telephone Co
O li Parsons, Mnhawk
F ilonK neattle
M Krledentlnil, Portland
Walter Jackson, Portland
C C Hwt-cnny, Portland
R C Vaiighan, Purtl.-iud ,
Win Fleniltnr, Seattle
EUGKNK.
a B Crooks, 8 F .
W E Mitchell and wife, Portland
Mrs B H Richards, H K
Bilius Strk-klai'ii and child, Junction
F D Shield, Portland
D P Jordan, Portland
E F Flynn, Portland
Walter Jackson, Portland
P P Cameron, Poitland
W V Fawl, frowley
Ray Httlefild, Hentlv
Koliler & Chase Music House
Owing to the death of (.' li Harper,
of Wimer & Harper, i f SuHtle, Wash.,
the brauch plauu aud orgun depart
ment thai has bten tun by them in
ibis city, will hereafter be conduoted
direct by Kohler Chase, or San Fran
cisco, where you will always find a
no line of pianos and organs at Bun
rancii-co prices.
Instruments sold on essy install
ments. This will he conducted by
Geo F Craw and li E Mori Is, in Titus
lunch, soutn 01 inn ttoiiman House.
iiuiu sireei, jLUk-ei:?, uregoo.
House Wanted.
Containing from five to seven rooms
ii hiu three or lour blocks of business
nter. Rent must be reasonable.
Will contract for 1'2 months or more.
Rent promptly paid. Address P O box
121, stating location.
Notice to Creditors
Estate of A. V. Peters, ili-cta.-etl.
Notice is hereby niven llist Geo B Porris
Has been duly ovpointed administrator of the
stats of A V Peters, decessetl, by the
Honorable H K KindM, t'ouoty JuJ-e of
i.ne vounly, urvg-m. All iersons having
claims Sffainst Sii.1 ette are herel.y notified
to present tbe same to ths a-lministrator. at
his l..tr ortice in r uciie I' ty, over the First
National Hank, within six months from the
late of this notice, .Inly VI, I'.W, with ths
necessary toucher. All claims m.ist be
itemiittl. (iK-'U IVruis, Administrator. I
la-XTfJ--
RUNNING UP A BIS BILL '
For doctor' feet wouldn't be
fiecewary, when yon are t
torlte d with culdft at thin ie
wm of the year, if yon would
keep a buttle of our pure and
JiiL-h Krade Cynu Noble
Wliiflcey in your house and
then take it in the form of
toddy, or ai your taata dio
tatea, at bedtime or any other
old time. Then ia nothing
like it for colda, La Grippe or
kindred ailments.
W fll, Reflsbam
Dealer in
Tobaccos & Cigars.
.Manufacturer,
trouble at all. Mavbe vou doubt what I
visp you to see J. N. Schmidt, the druggist who sold me -'
rrr Consumption, He'll tell you the same thing. He
. ' '. irr-'ly is wonderful in all throat and lung troubles; that
enre, or money returned, and he never yet had a
i -.live, ahough he has sold hundreds of them. My name
Lake. Wis."
n;tly is sold by all dnifrtrista under a positive guarantee
I he r 'funded in t-aae of fnilure. asc, 50c. and $1 a bottle la
ii'la. In Ktiuland is. ad., 2s. 3d., and 4s. 6d.
1L iroojrm i CO., Propriam, Sea I'orh
DeLano. Eugene, Or.
Pay Your Dog Tax.
'I he tax on dogs liecame delinqaen
July 1. Alt persons keeping dogs
within the corporate limits of tbe city
Hie t-en by notified to oall at ence on
1 he reoorder and pay the tax .
J H Stiles,
Chief of Police.
o Cure Ho Pay.
Tlmt in tiie way all rirupL-fetK pell f
Tasteless (thill Tunic fur ('bills, Malnri.
Iilliousnem. It is sa plta:uit to tak.i
Lemon Syrup. Ot) cents
"I used Konoi Uv-pepsla Cure In my
family wiih wonderful results. . It
gives immediate Telle', la pleasant to
take and Is truly the dyspeptin's best
friend," says E Hartgerink, Uverlsel,
Mich. Digest" what you eat. Cannot
fail to cure. Vincent A Co, Comer
Drug more.
Modern
Photography
Careful attention given
to every subject un
der the skylight and in
finishing of all
portrait work at the
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Eugene Livery and Feed Stables
WEST EROS, Props.
New Rigs
New Harness,
Competent Drivers
Horses boarded hy clay or month.
?,,,fne-rol',y 8prinKs stage.
Willamette and Tentli Streets.
Telsphoae Mala 93.
0 fries
Corner
EUGENE STEAM DYEIN8
AND GLEANINB WORKS....
West Eighth Street
near Steam Laundry.
CHRIS MARX, Jr., Proprietor.
Tsleplinns lllarlc 4!0
Pleasure
Galore...
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wit all stho ride in onr bossies
r carriage, shich haTS spring
t nstii.-Hia, ri. h ami elevant trimmincs
cn.i that make tns motion of
" Hit le almo.t imprereplihl. to ths
eniwito and lighten ths task o
ttte ti.-rses. in such a turnout every
ie Is ,o msr- mil,, ,f jcyni
creation. fM3.0OlcHr.Vltt Be.
them at
F. L. CHAHBERS
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