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lllll Tronar.ilion for As ..mulling iteToa"1."1?,- the Siomatbs anaiwveis ui n ob. T)i!estion,Cheetful- Km.Moi?uine nor Mineral. JiOT NARCOTIC. JjiMfl Harm Anerfecl Remedy forConstlpa . r"c.,.. Ktnm.irhT)iarrtloea. Worms lj0nvul:"u'' nessandLQSS OF SLEEP. facsimile Signature of NEW VOHK. exact eopr or wrappeb. CAST For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of y In Use For Over Thirty Years CASTI TWC CCHTAUM COM PANT, NEW YORK CfTV, CASTLE CIGAR STORE Wholesale and Retail CIGARS AND TOBACCO Also a Full Stock of Fruits, ' Confections, Soft Drinks, Etc. 519 Willamette St. Phone Red 3122 GOOD GOODS PRICES RIGHT If It Were Possible ' for us to put one day's baking of our famous .Butternut Bread in a single loaf it would be a ' sight worth coming miles to see. We use only the purest and best ingredients in making Butternut Bread and those who once taste its quality are always our coustomers. It costs more to produce than other breads but you pay the same price as for the other makes. U. of O. BAKER.Y 206 East 14th St. Branch 35 East 9th St. S. L. LONG 50 East, Ninth Street Phone Red 1271 HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENTS EXPERT PLUMBING. TINNING AND POOFINC GOOD WORK AT PRICES RIGHT j Look at our South Window and see how you can obtain a Beautiful Picture ..GREEN'S.. The Square Deal Grocer 619 Willamette Street. Phone Main 25 INCREASED A 1 1 ENDKNCE AT THE UNIVERSITY , I iif i urrnr urmoriKi. I The iiiciiiorliil to tin- hue Frederick I j W. Famir hlc,h wit recently placid 1 In tlie navo of Canterbury cathedral. I Eiutland, will Ihi an object of Interest i ; to Uiany American tourists, as the preat : i English preacher anil writer had ninny ' admirers In this country. Ilu was d;au 0 ! Applications for Entrance Double What They Were Last Year Registration ofLStudehts Begins On Wednesday, Sept.! 26, and Classes Open On Monday, Oct. lerlou.QThe Hist of the week Messrs. hurl Stioiitf and Thomas I!, Town-' send wi'otake their way thitherward, j Miss Delia Tiblietts, who taught very acceptably iu the public schools of Rust-burs; last year, w ill bo nmiried! on th 1st h of Lev t month to one of Eugene's well-known bank clerks. KosehurK Xews. j Abauly Democrat: John Paul' Jones aud li. A. llinshaw, promt-' nent S. P. men, spent last ninlit iu i .j , - : Albany, ibey nave been up at I -Many Improvements Made On sprinm looking after the u. ri,,,,,. . . n 'ij. ! uridue. Etiirene people are now quile UrOUnaS and BUlldingS Uolicituun for au extauslvo train snr- vice between WeudlinK and thut city. Albany Democrat: humane was particularly favored yesterday. President Chamberlain of the Irriga tion Congress, President Myers of the Jamestown Commission, Presi dent Weatherford of the C. & E., and President ilofbr of the Develop ment League were there. Baker City Herald : VirK.il Cooper " Students are beginning to arrive in Koodly uunibera to enter the univer sity, which opens for tne l'.KIO 07 term on Wednesday, September 20. The entrance examinations in English will be held Mouday aud Tuesday of next week aud classes will begin on Monday, October 1, after which it is expected that the work will go on 1 University of Oregon. Born throughout the year uuinterriii.tedlv. an1 Uaa Ke"y leare "Ulny evening Iu an interviow today A. R. Tiatf uy, j for Eugene where they will enter the secretary to President Campbell, university aud coutiuue their studies, stated that the largest attendance j ' The boys are iusepearablo in oollego the history of the institution is ex-iand are roum mate8 MiB9 pected this year. Twl"e as many ap- j Suaie a,ieB who haa beeu spending plications far entrance have been ro-1 bor 'atin in Baker City with her coked so 'iot' or were received at the ai8ter Mrs- P8'""' leaven Friday fot i-nrromminr. in,r iot .... u'i.;i I Eugene to resume her studies at the about one-half of '.be applicants who applied up to this time last year re- j sided in Eugoue, such is not the case ' this vpiir. H frrnnh mnint-itir nf tlin,., ' residing at outside points. The iu-1 At East Fourteenth and Emerald I crease trom Portland this year is very ' streets, Eugene, September 21, 1906, noticeable. at 10:3o a. m., to Carl McDonald and IMPROVEMENTS ', wife, a daughter, weighing nine ! During the summer vacation mnuy pounds. I improvements have been mado about j the campus and in the buildings. ! nripil ( TCPRflR New cement Bidawalks have been "CI Oil Ul iLnilUn 1 laid, the roofs of all the buildings re- j 1 paired aud repainted, new steps built I at VHlard hall, the toilets rearranged I In the same building, the iron work Vladivostok, Sept. 21. A reign of iug shops doubled iu capacity, new , tenor eixsts here. It is charged thut apparatus to the value of several governmout offlcerB are UBiug their thousand dollars installed in the me-' official positions to enrich theni ohanical department and much other 1 solves. There ib also much immoral- work of minor importance done, j ity among naval and army officers. I Work on the new library building has ! been commenced and a big trenoh You can Kot tne best in 8ubo01 8UP" for the extension of the heating, PHo8 at Hul1'8 Red 0r08s Dru storP .1.......... tn the imi n niamotie streeL. saz I building is being excavated, j ATHLETICS. AT VLADIVOSTOK Mk(M Ladies, Take Notice We are going to going to give you a sample of Maple Syrup and a package f Yeast Gem FREE o The Fountain Grocery BRALLEY REYNOLDS Phone Red 1441 Cor. 7 and Willamette St 0 O CSS CS53E9 CS9 0 of Canterbury when he died, but was boHt known lu the United States as "Canon Fnrrar." as ho was canon of Westminster for many years before Ills elevation to the post he held at his death. Ho was an exponent of liberal theology and was widely known for his writings and addresses lu opposi tion to the doctrine of everlasting punishment. PHONE MAIN 40. 45 WEST 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. New Today FOK SALE A threu-months1 schol- nrship at tne Eugene llusiness Col lego. Enquire at the telephone of lice. 88 PRUNES FOR SALE Petite and Italian prunos for eal, 10 and 25 cents a bushel. Enquiie at Howe's lodging house. s22 LIVERY AND FEED STABLE DAKiNAKU oc wii, rropfteiors. Eugene-Foley Springs. c.ugene-r lorence. Roseburg-Marshfield geneVior.Knr STAGE LINES. 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 stage leaves 5:30 a. m Florence stage 6:00 a. m. 1 Phone, Main 21 West Ninth St. WANTED Mall or woman, to wash dishes aud help in kitchen. Apply at Willamette llouso, W. Eighth i street. s'2 Hugo Bezdek, the new athletic di rector and footall coach, who arrived from the East a few duys ago, ex presses himself as being well pleased with the outlook for a successful season of athletics, esoecially foot ball. The players have begun to ar rive and the new coach is beginning to gain an idea as to what kind of material he will have to work on. A majority of the members of last year's team will return this fall and tne dopesters have already figured that Oregon will again win the Moitb west championship. State Normal School at Monmonth REGINS IU 25th year September 26, 1906. Three full courses of study. Higher course recognized In Washington and other states, the best and shortest way to a state and lile paper. Additional work in both general and special methods! also, school management for graded and ungraded schools will be given this com- year. Longer terms, higher wages nd better opportunities are open to Normal graduates. School directors appreciate the superior ability of Mmmmth graduates, aa4 the demand far exceeds the supply. Catalogue . ctntaiahg foH Mmiation will be sent on application. Correspondence I" feMtau, J. B. V. BUTLER, Registrar. Brevities Weather prediction: Fair tonight and Saturday. East Sixth street is being graveled east from Willamette. The Jeffries party is expected down from the mountains this evening. I.ea Jnrnagin, prominent busini ss man of Coburg, was in the city to day. Several hop contracts have been filed at Salem this week at 1V, cents a pound. Albany buildings over two stories high are being fitted up with Are escapes in compliance with a new or dinance. The fourth quarterly conference of Humnhiev Memorial Methodist church will be held this evening ,1Ao. The presiding elder, Rev. i Wire, will be present. ! Geo. W. Lill brought to the Guard office this afternoon a branch of a i,n f Iiibb feet long containing 03 Silver prunes. For beauty and they cannot be surpassed. MrB. Annie M. Troxell waa today appointed administratrix of the es tate of her husband, Wm K. Iroxell, who died south of Eugene July 211, DOU. The estimated value of the property of the estate is fcioOO. There will be a meeting of the Eu gene Boatiug Club at Dr. Bartle's of fice thiB evening at 8 o'clock. A par tial organization was eka aeo. and a full desired at this time. , Umpqua Valley News: Roseburg't delegation to the state university will soon be wending lU way Eugene ward. Tomorrow Misses Grace LaBrie and Olivia KiBley start for the nelgd I boring seat of learning, to be at Dr. The Dreamer Adown the Uly loaded river The girl and I -Are rcwfng by the llghta th&t quiver Across the 8ky. Where He the amethyst and rose That level rays of light disclose And clouds that ply And blush and fly As night falls down and brings repose. A smile upon her sweet lips lingers, A radiant smile, As through the water now her flngera Are drawn awhile And touch the golden hearted flowers That lie within wave cradled bowers And dip and dip And sweet dew sip Throughout the nlght'a sleep curtained hours. A song fails through her tips' melodioui parting, A soft, sweet song, At which 1 fei the warm tears starting, 1 listen long To hear again tht sweet refrain That speaks of joy and hints of pain. When, lo, the girl Dlssolvfts In pearl Of dawn, and but regrets remain. Water nuttcrflleii. Real water butterflies spread their lovely wings In the clear wuvclets of the blue Mediterranean. Their scien tific nnme Is pteropoda. or wing footed. The commonest Is pcrhnps the "boat butterfly." Ills body seems formed round a tiny brown kernel, the size of a grain of wheat, and Is covered with a shell soft as gristle and nlmost trans parent. His wings are large, round and clear as glass so clear that before they can be examined they must be nut In a saucer of water against a black ground. The shell Is so loose that a mere touch separates It from the body. All the sen butterflies have on their tongues rows of strong pointed hooks. They aro all flesh enters. It Ik wonderful to watch through the traus parent shell and nlmost equally trans parent body the motions of the heart. These butterflies lay eggs. Just like the land ones, nnd. like the land ones, are fond of warmth and light. effected two attendance is follow- Kate Fnl- TrpatlnK Open Wound; In the treatment of open wounds, whero there has been surfnee Injury only and the discharge has not been great, much benefit has been found to follow the simple plan of treatment here described. The part Is well washed with warm water. It Is patted dry. Then It Is very freely covered with boric acid powder. Over all la laid ii piece of linen. Now adhesive plastei Is cut Into strips so long that they cai go right across the linen and be nt tacbed to the healthy skin. By mean of six or more of such strips the llnei Is Becurely fixed. Over this Is placed a piece of cotton wool. Finally the i part Is neatly bandaged. Practically the air Is now excluded from the sore part, and this Is the reason for what ever good may result. Tbe dressings are removed at the end of seven or ten days. The part Is washed, then treat ed uu before. I The Man With the Money Is the one who knows the value of a penny and has learned the wise precept of supplying his needs at an opportune moment, and of a house that is reliable and carries first-class stock We save you dollars by se'ling yuo first-class goods No thing sioddy in our stcre Why pay big prices for goods no better Whenwecameto town Hardware, Wagons, Buggies, Tools and Farming Implements commenced to move rapidly because we gave the goods right and made the prices correct. Thats why our trade has grown so fast throughout Lane county. Everybody gets full values from us. Berbers Hardware 516 Willamette Street POLDERS Haberdasher 505 Willamette St . ... - OT THE M BREAKFAST TAdLEV The highest medical and scientific authorities have recoglnzedbeer as a LIQUID FOOD The drinking of beer is considered today one of the most Important factors fa the promotion of ' TRUE TEMPERANCE Bottled beer is hygenic in every sense of the word, every bottle being pasteurized and therefore absolutely pure SALEM BEER requires no special mention the product speaks for Itself. All we ask Is for yot to try it. Quarts, per bbl. (6 02) $10.00, Quarts, per case (2 doz.) $3.50, Pints, per bbl. (JO doz.) $10.00. Pints, per case (3 doz.) $3.30. F. O. B. Salem. Orders should be sent direct to the SALEM BREWING ASSOCIATION, Salem. Oregon. Eugene people never realize the difference 'til they have tasted the goods made at the Eugene R a In r or P.rv I avrMMtaai wa 469 Willamette St Mall Order Liquor Buaineu. Buy your Liquors from the Wholesale Home Direct. We Want Your Business We can furnish all kinds of Wine!, Whiskies, Brandies, Gin and Rum at wholesale price,, Send us your orders. We ship in plain cam and prepay freight. Read our price lis' and mall us your orders. Money refunded if goods are not satU factory. All orders wilt be treated strictly confidential. We ship all our goods C. O. D., or you can make remittance with your ordsr. WE OFFER AS FOLLOWS) P quarts Sheehan's Private Stock, Rye or Bourbon . . $8.00 or $3.00 a gallon 2 quarts Tillamook Rye or Bourbon .'. 8.50 or 3.25 a gallon 12 quarts Delaney's Malt Whiskey 8.00 or 3.00 a gallon 12 quarts Gordon White Rye Whiskey 8.00 or 3.00 a gallon 12 quarti Old Gold Bourbon Whiskey r 7.50 or 2.75 a gallon 12 quarts Crescent Rye Whiskey 7.50 or 2 75 a gallon 12 quarts Old Port Wine 3.50 or J.25 a gallon 2 quarts Old Sherry Wine 3.50 or 1.25 a gallon I quarts Old Angelica Wine .... 3.50 or 1.25 a gallon 2 quarts Old Muscat Wine 3.50 or 1.25 a gallon 12 quarts Old Madeira Wine 3.50 or J.25 gallon U quarts Sweet Catawba Wine . ..... .... 4.50 or J 75 a gallon 12 quarts Sandusky Port Wine 4.50 or 1.75 a gallon 12 quarts Old Tom Gin 8.00 or 3.00 a gallon 12 quarts French Cognac 9.00 or 3.50 a gallon 2 quarts California Grape Brandy 8.00 or 3.00 a gallon (2 quarts Stanford 3A Rye JJ.OOor 4.00 a gallo 12 quarts Rainer 3A Bourbon 11.00 or 4.00 a gallon 12 quarts Monogram O. P.S. Rye or Bourbon . .. 12.00 or 5.00 a gallon 12 quarts Rock and Rye 6.00 or 2.25 a gallon 12 quarts Peach and Honey i 6.00 or 2.25 a gallon 12 quart, Millvlew Whiskey, bottled in bond 10.00 or 30 a gallon Remember, we refund you your money and prepay freight both ways if goods arcs not satisfactory. We are exclusive wholesale dealer, and sell our goods at wholesale prices Nothing but the best. Address all orders to ; MIKE JACOB Sb 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. The Daily Guard 50c cents per Month led in a day or so By mis" o o intti ui mill ii ennui l. a i
