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431 ' .. .. J TTK--! I .. .. apt i '.. .. W '. ... .- i . i I a k'- ft g How fo Ceep Coo on Hot Days. ' Keep in the prude, and set the benefit of th breeze. That U the surest war to keep cool. Keep out the tun and let in the air. That'a what Vudor Shades do; that's why Vudor Shade will help yoa keep cool on hot day.. Yob can turn your porch into a cool, coty, com fortable livina room In the heated teaaon. aud add sTeatly to the Joy and delight ol horn Ufa by Imply fiton your porch with VuddT Porch Shades The coat U slight compared with Dm comfort you get. You are cordially Invited to come In and see bow easily,, imply and satisfactorily Vudor Shades work. They are made in different colore to harawniM with the woodwork oi any bomo. Chambers . 'a tl&.Psv-r.a Xftt. of; - a.TV Rxval Decorated U -For $3.90 This set cannot be duplicated for $5.00 I GEO. T. I! ALL & SOJi ! .' See North Show Window GREAT vCAN TOM ATOES 'fffi- auu v W M . G We give World's Stoves and Ranges! ' A full line of Heaters, Stoves and Ranges. j No. 50 NINTH AND OAK. S. UBest; bacon 12 - 1 Pure leaf lard 51b All meats properly refloated BRODERi BROS., FALACR HARMST OlCfll TH m ViTiLiT PaWI Mm I II tn. BioTT-a mm m mm . jfBB.vxii'UNSi xxxAitt The great remedy for nervous prostration and all diseases of tho gonuratlve orgiuuof either mi tuoh M l JervouaPrMtr ioat Manhood, of Tobaooo or Opium, which lead to Consumption and rnaantty. With every 1FTFR OSllfi. S OTier wejryrantee to cure or Let us fit your porch with' these shades and you will wonder how y u got along without them. No extra charge for hanging. We have all sizes. Call and see them. Hardware -www Semi-Porcelain j CUT IN . I- . R E EN m y Fair Coupons - J L. LONG - 2 ci pound bucket bO cts IUH 10 II . H !:;;, ht3 rraa! Schio! , . -( Monmouth. ' . Feglna Its 23d year September 20, 1904. our ter ms in each rear, affording equal Tin irt.n nltiM fnr rtAoinnitio rinnraa in September, November,. February and The best training for teachers Is the Normal course with its assurance oi, : gtsCd pCuiiiuuo t 00(4 i? Oft Go.' Vt'tlbtftul new catalogue containing full informa tion concern iqp courses of study train ing in actual teaching afforded under real conditions in rtawns - and country schools, and full details about the ad vanced course of study with the addl- - ttnai advantages aiuu.-nea. Addreas. Sec J. B. V. Butler, or Pres T T TJ..n1-- ,.-. it. . ... refund the money. Sold at $1.00 per box. LIBERATED The Baby Case Taken Under Advisement 'Till Tomorrow. Judge Declares Ttvre. Is No Special Statute to Cover the Case Man Back to Jail. The prellmlnaiy examinatloo ot Charles McVey aod wife and llicir daaghter. Bessie, charged witu ul- rempted maoelaaghter. iD throning oade oew-hora babr out In the tuux oq the river bank to periab on . J jly 5th, wbs held before Jnatioe of the Peace Wlotermeter iu the clronlt ooart room at tbe court boose this af' temoon. . ". , For aome time before the boar eet for the examination, one o'olook, a large crowd of oarloua epectatori, among tbem mauy womeo, had gath ered in tbe ooart room aod everybod; "rubbered" wheu the prleonera were brought in The man appeared to f-el tbe diegraoe of the altuation, b'lt ti nuioiiQ enierea aiuuing ann nod dd to aevei-ai acquaintuncea in tbe room. Tbe taking of teatimooy bezan ahortly after one o'clock and the fol lowing witneaaes were fcxanined: Mr. tieeba, who J rat found the child; Mra. Henry Hopklna. who took It home and carid for it; Policeman Geo. Croner, Bberitf Fred Flak, lira. M. J. Stoops, who had tried to per suade tbe MoVey girl to go to Port land to be cared for by the W. C. T. U. ; Mra. Eliza J bmith, v. bo reaidta In the Tirlniry of tbe M.7ey lent, and Dr. Geo. O'B. UoBar. After tbe argumenta of Deputy Proa- oouting Attoxuey Harris, who appear ed for the state, and It. rJi.';n, coun sel for tbe prleooera, the judge an nounced that he would take the ' cbbo onier adviaement nntil tomorrow. In tba meantime, Mra. MoVey and the girl ere released en their own recog nlztnce, but MoVey waa taken Laok to jail. :,. - Tbe judge stated that while there waa no question in bla mind 'j- t what tbe MoVey girl la the motbtr of the ohild. he conaoientlonaly bellerea that there la no speplal atatnte to cov er the oase. It conld not b murder in the first degree nor ooald It be manslaughter, because tbe child did not die. HEAVIEST BATTLE Or THE WAR Loudon, July 25, Tbe Evening Kewa Tientaln correspondent saya the flght at Taj Tube Kaio laBt week waa one of tbe blggeat aud most hotly foogbt battles of the war. It lasted foot teen boors and tbe Russians were comoletely beaten, their position, which appeared to be one of immense aireogtb, being no untenable. Bright's Disease and Diabetes News. La Offleea of Henley A Ooatello, . San Fraiiolaoo, July lb, Tu the legal proeselon of Oregou: I m a wUneea to to follow. na: At oat two, years ago Prof. Yost, of Palo Alto, who watv tn an extreme condition due to adraneed Brlgbt'f oi-ease, oame to-my office. He was attended by his phyaiolaa, who was Dim so it a victim ox aiaoetea xne od jenl of the visit waa to meet a oroml- ueat baBlnees man who bad for m 'lit ha been Invaetlgutlng an alleged cure tor Blight's dl tease and dlabctos and hear bit verdict. He deolared (tint the olalm wen folly ntoven and that the cure had been discover ed. Both Prof. Yost aod'bla physi cian at onue p,,u cite ciea.uieot. Within six months both were so well ;i!cj tcv.rds rsccrcy tht they ecu sldered themselves beyond danper, and at this date Leltber liriRbt'e dis ease nor diabetes bold any terrors for them, and tbe poyslolan Is success fully using the treatment in hit prac tice. : Learning that my old law partner, obiet jnstlce of the'otate of Nevada, hud BrlKbt'B dlsoane and that thongb he had bad four or five r! Our best physicians yet that be bad bad to give up pructlce and wee in a serlouB eondlflnn, I lout no time In tilling him of tbe above, it resulted in bis complete recovery, end be la again' hA ilr rr nnrlvA nrapHen Am In tho curability of obrouta Bright 'b disease and diabetes 1 have no more doubt ".';? !t rhorj that ! ?.n IIvlLg. v 1 Sincerely yours, i - BARfT ay nwvT.RY. ' " Tbe above refers to tbe newly dm covered Fa Hon Com pounds tbe first cure tbe world baa ever aeen for are the sole agents. Ask for pamph let. Lion Drag Co., Eugene. MACHiNFRY WILL BE HERE AT ONCE Cause of Delay in Startmc Sample Piece of Good Road Explained. J. U. Dodge, the government roa1 Xpert, today explained to the Guard the revuou of tbe delay In tbe errlvul of the machinery for building the, sample piece of. good road boiween here aDd Spriagfletd. He stated that I J. W. Abbott, who has charge of the work, bad difficulty In finding one of the members of tbe Portland tir from which the machinery Is to be se-! cored, and wben he wbb found It was learned that the only rook crusher Bailable for this work had been sold to Marion county Arrangements wei-e then made to borrow tbe ma chine but It was found tb&t tbe coun ty judge of Marlon was out of town and it would take several dajs to reach faitn by letter and receive a reply from him. ' ' Everything is now arranged and It la expected that tbe machinery will arrive on almost any freight train. The work of building the road will begin Immediately thereafter. POPULAR ICE CREAM : SOCIAL AT FAlRMODNf The Lad lea Aid ,Sooiety of tbe Falrmoant Sunday school, at their regular meeting on Friday afternooD, decided to give another loe cream so cial next Wednesday evening in the park at Fairmount. It Is ret orted that some of the ex ere lacs bo successfully performed on the Fourth of July will be repeated at the social. Everybody welcome. John B. Davlin, Houston Was all run down; nothing did me any good nnnl 1 got hold uf Holllster'e Rocky Mountain Tea. Now 1 am strong and well; gained forty pounds. 35 cents, tea or tablets. Ask your druggist. County Allowances Koad Account W 0 Barr.road wrrk... ...t 6 00 Davia Jjnea, road work.......... 2 50 Henry Jtiues, road wbrk 1 60 Fred Gimpo, road work 3 75 Gbailes (Jlmpe, road work 3 75 Ben Weavr road work.... 3 7fi Frank Painell, road work 2 25 Luke Crenshaw, road work 5 00 Vim Powell, work on bridge 3 00 Davis Jones, road work 1 50 A djob Johnson, road work 9 50 R Li Thompson, road work ..... 1 50 William Parvln, nails for road work... 60 Lougboilller & Pete', hardware for road work 36 70 Griffin Haidware Co, hardware for road work . : 93 16 Eugene Lumber Company, lumber for road work 57 27 J V O'Leary, bridge work 6 00 George Frlsaell, timber for road work , 3 50 Grrsa Bros, foundry work for read work 7 CO Preston A: Haler, merchandise for road work 2 35 Jamse ?talIaoe, road work...... 16 25 W R WaMaoe, road work 8 26 B H Lyons, road work ...... 8 50 Louis U Hoselton, road work.. 41 00 H W Jaoksou, mad work........ 3 00 Tnomaa Watson, road work 00 Albert Winter, road work ...... 10 00 Henry M(iCallan,rcad work.... 7 50 W E Wells road work., 8 40 A If Walker, road work......... 160 J C Johnson, rod work. ...... . 180 Fred McCord, road work 1 00 T J Neely, road work ; 2 00 Parvin & Cruzan Bros, lumber for road work 218 Abe Campbell, hroad work 5 00 W O Orluu, road wura; o 00 Darling & Hamlin, merchan dise for road work 1 74 S3 Godda.-d, road work. 4 00 Supervisors Acooust W A Klty( oonnty rosd snpor- vlsor, services... 40 00 Chas Hadley, county road super- visor, services. 27 50 I Slajtor, county road eupervi8 : or and merchandise 24 50 W ti Bailee, depnty supervisor, setvioes 2 4 00 A L Woodard, deputy aopervia- . or, aervioes. ; 10 00 J W Cum Is, deputy supervisor, : aervioes. .'. ... . . ... . . . . 40 00 Clarence. Taylor, deputy super visor, servlaeB.. 12 00 I. Uu.iiai'j, uupubji .u.etvi.OJ, services 45 00 V It TtAnnlil, dnpnty eafervlsor, aervioes.... ......... 41 25 .uuu tarilere, ueputy aupvrvia- or,aervicea .. 1000 Jared rjcott, deputy snperisor, H D Taylor, depoty supervisor, services 20 60 $1-2 Iiach 1-2 100 Shirts. PL Crenshaw, depnty Buperia or.aervioea. 21 25 O W Harrison, deputy supervis- or.servioes 25 00 B C Veatoh, deputy supervisor. eervioea , 17 00 Cbaa H Sharon, deputy super visor, services. 35 00 Rodney Scott, deputy supervis or, services . .v 17 50 H J Dickey, deputy supervisor, services 50 00 Wm Mathers,deputy supervisor, services 50 00 M 1' CnstJei, deputy supervisor, services 5 00 Bridge AToannt A N Striker, horse hire tl3 50 Henry Cowan, bridge work 47 50 Geo Morris, bridge work "13 00 Arthur Striker, bridge work 10 00 Owen Hunt, bridge work 32 CO Bruce Garrison, bridge work 39 60. Wm Applewhite, bridge work. . 50 75 Geo Kmery, bridge work 20 00 Walter Francis, bridge work 40 00 Henry Cowan, bridpe work..... 25 00 J FSobrimpf, bridge work 4 50 Johnson & Slayter, lumber for bridge work 253 80 Owen Hunt,brldge work S 00 T A Kin.;, hauling bridge tools. 15 75 J I Barber, blidse timber 262 24 W Q Barrow, repairing bridge. . 20 00 C W Lyons, bridge lumber 'id 00 Sheriff's Account A J Smith, servloea 5 00 S R Jenkins, depnty sheriff 30 00 Surveyor's Acoouut C M Collier, connty aiveyor. . 25 00 Aseessor'a Aocount - D P Burtin, oounty a.seaHor 79 00 G W Nome, deputy oounty as sessor 50 00 Wm M Pitney, deputy connty aaseeaor 32 50 S. J Wlleoo, deputy county as sessor..... 52 00 Ferry Account S P Hills, hauling timbers 1 CO Wm Abl, 'erry work 1 50 Court Honse and Park Aocount F E Dunn, merchandise 12 72 Light, Water and File AcoouDt Lane County Light Company, lights 26 10 Eugene Water Company, water.-100 85 Juror'a Account Ed Farrington, juror 1 20 E Wbattara, juror 1 20 8 I Abbott, juror 1 20 A S Powers, juror 1 20 John Blanton, juror 1 2U Witness Account Fny Mulligan, witness.......... 2 10 Frank Mnillgnii, witness 2 in Ira Hnke, witness 2 10 S O Bowman, witness 2 10 George Hrimbrldgo, witness.... 2 10 J O Mulligan, witness 2 10 Mrs J C Mollla.n, witness 2 10 Wm Bundy, witness 2 10 Walter Palmer, witness 1 60 OS Williams, witness 1 60 Geo Roberts, witness. ..... 160 Sadie Davis, witness. 160 A W White, witness 1 Geo Croner, w!tne-a 160 K intra Davis, witness.... 1 60 Mr Walton, witness .'. 2 10 Mr Bmm, wltnea, 2 10 Mrs Beese, witness 2 10 Mrs Cbaa H Pleroe, witness .... 2 10 Constat,! Account u' (aTKrTapecTiicoustaTlerTiJTO Geo Croner, constable 3 70 A J Smith, coustuble 20 20 ? POLDER.S T R Q Y , L AU N D R CPEN AGAIN FOR BUSINES ,. All new mflchinery, modern eqnipmen throughout. All work guaranteed gatisfactor- Special rate piven on family washing an Phone Red 924. ; HUTHESI'UjH S SON. , 191 Ea'i ' UNIVERSITY OF OR EG College of Literatme, Science and the Arts. , . College ol Science and .Engineering. School of Mines and Mining. Srhnol of IflW. School of Medicine. ' The session of 1903-4 opens WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBEI atalogue, address Registrar University of Oregc Eugene, O ., ... 1 Price The Habertlasher 9 5WWiliamette St I Justice Aocount J W Vaughn, jn3tioe of tbe peace n in C A Wintertieiri justioe of tbe Peace 4g in Circuit Court Account S R Jenkins, bailiff ifl on W t Moon, services 4 la W F Ostium, board 7 CO Chas Stanton, witnesa 10 40 Printing Account W C Yoran, printing...' , 8 05 Eugene (Jnard, printing 44 09 Gllstrap Bros, printing 41 Oi) Hustler Job Printing Co, print ing :. 3 25 Election Account Jbb Nichols, servicer 8 75 Geo B Camp,eervlaea 1 50 W H Eaton, registering 3 20 I J H Kissinger, registering 4 00 J If Kirk, ball rent 1 50 A Bond 4 Son, ball rent 2 W V F Lyons, preparing voting place 3 00 Wise Phelpa,dehvering supplies 3 50 Winthrop Tbompsoj, registering voters 6 20 Ioqu-at Account ' ' , I P Ionian, services 2 00 Herbert Lelgb, acting coroner. . 5 00 i James Hurt, juror 1 10 John M Peterson, juror ........ 1 10 j Clem Haas, juror 1 10 j Lee Martin, juror , . 1 10 I Charles V Gulp, juror..:.:..... 1 10 j J C hlopfensteln, jriror.. ...... 110 Insace Acaonnt G T Berry, arresting H Middle ton, Insane.. t. 6 20 W Kuykendall, services, insane 2 (O . Panper Account Mra M E Russell, care of pau pers ,...-. '....v.. 195 25 C W Powell, keeplog pauper. ... 6 00 -Wililama & Parvin provisions for j panper.. .78 CUT ' Miscellaneous Allen. Eaton, stationery 14 ?0 G R Cbrisnian, poetage stamps. '2 U) M S Hubble, hauling fiO Glau A Prudhomme, stationery 11 "0 J W Clark, sprinkling ti ;) Telephone Company, sej vIcpb. 2h 30 i Glass tS: Prudhomme, etat'i nt-ry AVi, W M Miller, stamps, dravpgo, eto 8 27 It adds eploe to dreary II'1. euct-ur egoa the human heart, HfU no u.:t .' despair, bmathes new life " d c denoe. That's what llollix ir' Rcoky Mounataln Tea w li tt -, :f cents, ie or tablets. Ask iiiirmii.. gial. 35 aod 30o ooffea at P knti' . .. 25c MrsN. F. R.ob: -! Clairvioyant, palmist, c ri re Ladies, and gents, call and I also have a remedy - -who suCtr with female wi - ni women's true friend. Ladies fl ( '.'.4 1 please call and see me, a . j yard St. My hours 9 a m v I Price one dollar for Jtn j I. N. COWA j SdenUflc Optick. j Eugene, - . C: Booms 10 and 11 Beckwii
