ATTEMPT TO
BREAK OPEN
AX BILLY SAFE
GOOD RESULTS
FROM MAGAZINE
ADVERTISEMENT
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has boon
in use for over 30 years, has borue tho signature 0
Si? nnd ,has beeu maA 'lor his per.
c4 Allow OI10 to accclve vou iii this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-gooll are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Clxlldrea-Experieuco against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castorin Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare,
gorie, Drops and Soothing; Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Xurcotic
substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and aUays Feverishness. It cures Diarrluea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Frieud.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
me KM You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
TUB OKNT-UH COMPANY, TT MUHKAV TBttT, NEW VONK CITY.
Burglar Entered Department Store Many Letters From People All Over
Last Night ami Bored Hole
Through Sale Door -No Goods
Were Taken - Entered Through
Rear Door
I A bold uttenipt at BHfe ciHeking 8
'made at the Ax Hilly department
' store lust uinht. Souieoue entered
the store and bored a huge hole in
' the door of tho aafo but probably le
! iUK frightened away left the job uu
1 done.
j 1'iank Trniuaii, one of the pro
prietors of the store, discovered that
an attempt at robbery had been made i to half a dozen letters from persons
United States Who Have Read
Merchants' Protective Association
Advertisement In Pacific Monthly.
Committee to Handle Corre
spondence The full-pago a iverMsement of Ku
umie in sorted in the August mini bur
of the Paoitlu Monthly U bninnluK
to Lear fruit. Seorotury Ky H.
Knox, of the Mttrchunts' Protective
Assoc in t ion, bus for the punt two
weeks beeu receiving daily from one
Polder
Men s Suits
To Order
Mall Order Liquor Business. Buy your L'.qu ws from the Wholesale House Direct.
We Want Your Business
We can iurnlsh all kinds of Wine, Wlii.AU-j, Brandies, Gin and Rum at wholesale prices,
' Send us your orders. We sbi ? In plain cases and prepay freight.
Read our price lis1 and mall us your orders. Money refunded If goods are not satis'
actory. All orders will be treated strictly confidential.
We ship all our goods C. O. D., or you can make remittance with your ordsr.
WE OFFER AS FOLLOWS:
12 quarts Sheeban's Private Stock, Rye or Bourbon $8.00 or $3.00 a gallon
12 quarts Tillamook Rye or Bourbon 8.50 or 3.25 a gallon
2 quarts Delaney's Malt Whiskey 8.00 or 3.00 a gallon
2 quarts Gordon White Rye Whiskey 8.00 or 3.00 a gallon
J2 quarts Oid Gold Bourbon Whiskey 7.50 or 2.75 a gallon
2 quarts Crescent Rye Whiskey 7.50 or 2 75 a gallon
J2 quarts Old Port Wine ---- 3.50 or 1.25 a gallon
J2 quarts Old Sherry Wine. --- 3.50 or .25agallon
J2 quarts Old Angelica Wine.... 3.50 or J.25 a gallon
J2 quarts Old Muscat Wine 3.50 or J.25 a gallon
12 nnarls Old Madrlra Win 3.50 Or 1.25 a gallon
2 quarts Sweet Catawba Wine 4-50 or 1 75 a gallon
J2 quarts Sandusky Port Wine 'or ' a gallon
J2 quarts Old Tom Gin 8.00 or 3.00 a ga on
2 quarts French Cognac - - - r ' ?-50 a ga on
)2 quarts California Grape Brandy : 8.00 or 3.00 a ga on
. )2 quarts Slaniord 3A Rye or 4.00 a ga on
J2 qrarts Rainer 3 A Bourbon ! oc 4-00 a ga on
)2 quarts Monogram O. P.S. Rye or Bourbon 12.00 or 5.00 a ga on
j2 quarts Rock and Rye. "5aga on
j2 quarts Peach and Honey - -0r "Saga on
j2 quarts Millview Whiskey, bottled in bond 10.00 or 3.50 a gallon
Remember, we refund you your money and prepay freight both ways If goods are
not satisfactory. We are exclusive wholesale dealers and sell our goods at wholesale prices.
Nothing but the best. Address all orders to
MIKE JACOB COMPANY
WHOLESALE LIQUOR. DEALERS
404 Washington Street PORTLAND, OREGON
We assort cases, if desired! you can take as many bottles of any kind as you wish.
during tho night as he opened the
sotro for business early this mo ruing,
lie first noticed that the rear door of
the store was unfastened but paid lit
tle attention to the fact, thinking
that the matter uf fastening it was
neglected when the store was closed
the evening before. But when ho
had mounted the steps to the office
he discovered that the safe had beeu
tampered with. A hole nearly au
Inch in diameter had been bored in
to the door and a steel plug where the
key hole was located bad beeu broken
out. The safe is au old-fashioned
one, unlocked with a key on the outside-
of the door, and this fact pos
sibly preyeuted. the cracksman from
carrying out his designs', not being
acquainted with the mechanism of
the lock, it beiug so much d liferent
from those on modoru sfe, i ,
Qfllcers were tiutlfleti and Chief of
Police Farriugton and OfUeW Cruller
immediately bcinui to work on the
ease. The latlof Is of 'the opinion
that he saw the would-bo robber
emerge from the alley between S'ern
er's grocery and Newlaud's store at
five o'clock this morning. Ho was a
tough luoking character, aud II. A.
Kenuiuger, who conducts the lodging
house over SterLe.'s atoro, says no
such man stayed at his place lust
night, so the fact that be was coming
out of the alley at that hour of the
morning ii alone suspicious. Croner
shook the front door of the Ax Hilly
store a few minutes before he saw the
mau, and he thinks he was at work on
the safe then, the shaking of the door
frightening him away.
The proprietors of the store think
that no goods weie taken, as they
have missed none...
Entrance to the store was eirocted
by way of the rear door, which was
pried open with a crow bar or some
other iron instrument. Au attempt
was made to pry open a window, but
the miscreant evidently cousidorod
the door was easier.
j in nearly every portion of the Uuitod
; States who hire seen the advertise
ment and who are desirous of know
ing something about this city aud
surrounding country.
Ac I he meeting of the association
last uight a committee consisting ot
the following was appointed to pre
pare literature to send to those who
have written and to auswer their
letters: M. S. Barker, (i. 0. Linu,
J. V. Kays and II. (Jordou.
he association placed the adver
tisement, iu the magazine as au ex
periment aud there were some doubts
as to the advisability of doing It,
but the results alreudy obtained
dicute that It was a wise ni'-vo.
in-
505 Willamette Street.
The finest line of
Piaftos and Organs
la the Valley
DIRECT FROM THE FACTORIES
SOLDON EASY PAYMENTS
Full Line of Telkirg Machines and Records
MORRIS MUSIC HOUSE
606 Willamette St.
THE GROCER
STICKS IN THE STOMACH
Business Briefs
Feeling That Often Comes to Peo
pie With Weak Digestion
the
Keeps Everything in
Grocery Line
Phone uyeyi 25
619 Willamette Street
State Normal School at Monmonth
FC.TNS It. 25th vear Seotember 26, 1906. Three full courses of
B1
study. Higher course recognizee) in wainingion anu u.u.
Tt,. Wl nA .hnrl! V1V to A ilitC And U t p&QCt.
Additional work In both general and special methods; also, school
management for graded and ungraded schools will be given this com-
a year. . , ,
Longer terms, higher wages and better opportunities are open to
Normal graduates. School directors appreciate the superior ability oi
Monmouth graduates,and the demand far exceeds the supply. Catalogue
containing full Information will be sent on application. Correspondence
invited. Addrfss,
, J. B. V. BUTLER, Registrar.
J
S. L. LONG
50 East. Nint,h Street
Phone Red 1271
H ap nWARR AND IMPLEMENTS
FXPErVT PLUMBING. TINNING AND POOF1NG
GOOD WORK AT PRICES R.IG4T
PUBLIC LIBRARY
OPENED FOR
INSPECTION
! Large numbers of people thronged
the new Carnegie library building lust
night, the ocension heiug the formal
opening of the structure for inspeo
tion bv the public The interior 'of
the building was prettily decorated
with flowers and plants and the sev
era! hundred people who took advan
itageofthe occasion to inspect the
building were delighted with the
manner in which it Is arranged. The
tluard has described the building at
various times and to add further de
scription now would be superlluous.
Mrs. Adelaide Lllley is librarian
aud Miss Not ma Hendricks assistant
improved system of hop tlckota fo
side at the Guard ofllco. slO dw
We will make that old summer suit
look like a new one at the Kngune
Due Works, 4511 Wilkuuetta Btroet.
Brilliautshine, the best metal pol
ish au earth, for bund instruments,
brass, oopner. ziuc, tin, nickel, sil
ver, etc For sale by l' A. Kuukln,
music mau. dtf.
Ice cream at Dunn's bakery.
Butternut broad soils ut wholosnle
for more than other breads because it
has the quality. At retail It costs
no more. See that you get quality,
a 18 U. of O. BAKERY..
Leave orders for M. O. Waruer,
piHiio tim3f, at Motris' music store.
AU kiuds of clothes pressed, moaned
and dyed at Etigeue Steam Laundry.
Pure lurd no compounds or oils
used at the U. of O. Bakery Try
our bread and pastry if quality is
wbat you ure aflor.
U. of O. BAKERY.
Try Dunn's bread, bakea in suni
nry paus.
Faint with Phoenix paint. Preston
& Hales, apentfl
Take your clothes you want pressed
and cleuned to the Eugene Steim
Laundry annex, West Eighth stro:t.
Bread that makes bruin and brawn
Dunn's
Old clothes made to look like new.
45!) Willamette street. Eugene Dye
Works.
Miss Maude Morris has opened bei
Dressmaklug parlors in the Dunn
building. Recaption room 3. 'Phone
ed 1731.
Wood, wood, wood. At Eugene
Transfer Co.
We are the only dye works in the
city. 45'J Willamette street. tdj
Warner tunes pianos.
Hata at half prce at Mrs. Colvin's,
84 East Ninth street.
An experienced dyer at Eugene
Steam 1 sundry, df t
Vudor porch shades are a luxury
that you can enjoy for a very small
sum.
.Chambors' Hardwire.
work.
Married
! ' " ' i
Early Hop Pickers Wanted
I will co-meuce picking bops on
my place across the river, adjoining
tr,e Linton place, ou .tloudny. Ansust
27. Fine camping grounds, nice
yard and near town.
si MAC SOMERVIIXE.
New Today
FOK KENT Pretty six-room
tage; llticst well water; very
lenient. Enquire at -H-Eitfhth
street.
cot
con -East
il.'l
John Cole aud Miss Daisy D. Wat
kins, both of Cottage (irove, wore
nnited in marriage at the Hoffman
House this fnreuouu, at 11 o'clock,
Justice of the Pence Bryson ofllciat
ing-
A poor pulforer from indigestion
once said that his atonuich felt as
though it wax tilled with sticks and
as though some of them were ou lire
and burning hin up insido.
When the Btonianh and tho organs
of digestion aud nutrition are weak
ened and do not act properly, the
symptoms of ill health thut follow aie
many anil varied, mere is onou a
feeling of heaviness in tho ftomnch,
there is distress and nervousness,
dizziness. Hansen, nervous and sick
headaches, inalulitv to sleep well,
pains in the side nnd limbs, specks
beforf the cyos and a genond peevish,
irritable condition.
All these troubles are the direct
result of indigestion. Curo til's by
atrengthoniiig the stomach and diges
tive system with Mi-o na stomach
tablets and ynur symptom of ill
health will vanish like dew before the
morning sun ; life will bo joyous, and
digestion will lie so natural that you
will forget you have a stomach.
Mi-o-ua stomnch tablets cost but
rule ents a box and are sold by Hull's
drug store under an absolute guaran
tee that they will bo successful in
every case whero used according to
directions or money will bo refund
ed, a) 110
Butter-Nut Has Fine
Qualities
C. That's why our bread has the largest sales. C. We
use pure lards in all our baking - no compounds or cot
ton seed oil. C. That's what makes the quality that is not
only healthful, but pleasant to the taste.
UNIVERSITY BAKERY
206 E 14th St Free Dally Delivery j Branch 35 E Ninth St
Do away with your old hop ticket.
method and call at the (luard ofllce
and ordei the now, convenient hop
book tickotB for up-to-date growers.
Something new. all) dw
n CHICHESTER'S ENQLIBH
Pennyroyal pills
I -EV OrllnT.t.l OmI Urn tt Inc.
far Kll'h r.HMl.lHIl
la UV.H ! Uold MiUllle boi. weltd
Ithl.luertbhod. Taltmoothcr. ItrhiM
Dancero-i Kiibatltullona - IwH
llnpt. Buj or four hmf(lt. w 4. la
tamii fir rtltMlara, t et tmonlala
tad ItrlUr far l.ilr,M in UMrr. Lf r
lor Mill. in.flliU Tr.tlaoo.n.. Hold br
alt liraciiiti. CblrRtatrr 4 armlial
totlw IbU apf. lladlMB Hquar, I' III LA VA.
CALL AT
P. 0. CIGAR STORE
FOR CIGARS.
Fine Confectioneries, Oranges, Lemons, Etc.
S. K. GEORGE, Proprietor.
PI
7
Eugene
tf
WNTEI An experienced
(Jeo. Hall Son's.
clerk at
aH
. ... . , .1 flAftt
Hnusn Paint and varnisnes ai uui vir-' .7t , Thrsdv and ii
VXTED Waiters and cooks for
The H. C. Morris bankrupt siul
house paints and varnishes will
sold at cost for the next Oil days.
Chambers Hardware.
,.it V
Butternut bread sel's at same " , r " ,Ti i red . Address
as other breads, but costs more to "rch Mf). Co., Eugene,
make. It has quality that's what Ell((eIie Guard.
counts. .. . ,-i,- :
U. of O. BAKEKi . , Tbe doctnrs
day. Call ot llazeiwoou
Wl ED-Woman solicitor and de
monstrator for b patent household
Salary i"' -
.iiiiii
care aJl
SIC!! HI
f a
CARTFRS
1w a BBS v
5S3ITTLE
ii mrn
y i vtrv
Ml
We guarantee our
Stoam Dye Works.
M O. Warner tunes pianos. Leave
oroers at II. E. Morris' music store.
Upright planus to rent very reason
able. Morris Music House, 0(Xi Wil
lamette street. tf.
A box of Preston A Hnlee' shoo oil
will keep the water out
Hop growers will do well before
niacins orders for hup tickets to call
at the Guard ofllce and see the best
system fur the growers. rlO d w
None at AU
is the Answer
-er)
(Jr.,
I Positively cored by
these Little run.
Tut also rellcTe Dla-
1 tress from Dyspepsia, In
digestion and Too Hearty
Eatlri?. A pertw rem
edy ror DlzzlDess. NatuKS.
Drowsiness, had Taste
ta the Uontn, Cmlnd
Ttmime, pain ta the side.
TORPID UVEH. Tbej
regulate ttie Bowels. Purely Vegetable.
SMALL PILL SHALL DOSE. SHALL PRICE.
Makes children eat. sleen and grow.
Makes mother strond nitT4or""i
. ... . ii- TKot what
siaxea a neanny ibiuhj- - . nd
Holli,tr'. Kockv MourOiin Tea does. AM
tn hleed mankind,
ror eveiy in "" j
But now they're
me. . . .
giO Insteao
Tea.
wiser, said oue ic
Rockv Mountain
Linn Drug Co.
CARTERS
QlTTlE
P ILLS.
Genuine Must Bear
Fac-Sirmle Sgnatura
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES.
USE
In Self Defense
Major Hamin. editor Biid manager
or tho Constitutionalis, Knilnencn,
Ky., when ho was fiercely attacked,
four years ago. by pilot, bought a
box of llucklen'a Acnica Salve, of
which he says: "It cured me In ten
days and n: trouble since." (Quick
est healer of burns, sores, cuts and
wounds. 'i'K! at W. U DoLano'e
drug store.
Lodging house, up-to-date, electric
lights, good well and city water; pa
pered and painted up in first-class
style, for rent. Close to Cuntral
school. We want a good, flrst-cla.
renter that will stay one year or
more.
tf WILLIAMS A CARTMKLL,
In this hot weather
when you can get
better products cheaper
from us?
Sanitarybaking and
product! that suit your
taste
The blgheit medical and Klentlllc authorities have recognlttdbeerai
LIQUID FOOD .
The drinking oi beer is considered today one of the meet important factors In the
promotion of
TRUE TEMPERANCE
Bottled beer is by genie in every sense of the word, every bottle being pasteurized and
therefore absolutely pure.
SALEM BEER
requires no ipeclal mention the product ipeakt lor itself. All we ask Ii tor yot to try It,
Quarts, per bbt (6 oz) $10.00. Quarti, per cue (2 dor.) $3.50.
Pints, per bbl. (10 do.) JI0.0O. Pints, per caw (3 dot.) $3.30.
F. O, B. Salem. Orders ihotild be seat direct to the
SALEM BREWING ASSOCIATION,
Salem, Oregon
LIVERY AND FEED STABLE.
BARNARD & WEST, Proprietor!.
EuFn,0kr;ncnr I STAGE LINES.
RoKburg-Marihfield )
Parties at hotels desiring to go to Florence or McKenzie Rive
points should notify the evening before as stage does not stop at
private houses.
McKenzie itage leaves 5:30 a. m Florence ilage 6.-O0 a. m.
Phone, Main 21 West Ninth St.
"PHONE MAIN 40.
45 WES T EIGHTH ST,
PALACE MEAT MARKET.
Pure Leaf Lard, 5 lb. can 65c
Bacon, per lb. - -- - - -- -- - 15c
All Boils and Stews at strictly Cost Price.
Broders Bros., Proprietors.
Eugene
Ralinor fV
U1UII W. ii,
V"9wm''''s'lThe DoUy Guard, 50c per m'th
h.
Tea or Ubleta, 33 cenU. Linn Drug
Co.