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Newspaper Page TextTHE ETCEM! DAILY CrATtD, M05CDAT, FEnWARY 10, 1008 Thousands Hove Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect it J'revaloncr of Kidney 1Immu Most people do not reallie the alarm ing incrcate and remarkable prevalently 01 KiuncyuiieaBC, are the most common diieaicl that pre vail, they are almost the last recognized by patient and phy iciam, vho con tent thrmtehf vith iorMng (he efttlt, while the orig inal ditttno underniinci the system. What To DO. There is comimt in Die knowledge to often expressed, tlint Dr. Kilmcr'a Swnmp-Koot, the great kidney remedy, fulfills every w isll in curing rheumatism, pain ill the (rack, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part of the urinary imssage. It corrects inability to hold water ud scalding pain in passing it, or bad effects following use of liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant ne cessity of l-iiig compelled to go often during the day, und to get up many times during the night. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Koot is soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most dis tressing cases. If yon need a medicine you should have the best. Sold by drug gists in fiftv-cciit and one-dollar siics. V'ou may have a aumule bottle and a book that lolls all fjT'T , alioutit, lit li sent f i ee (fffjafrW tjjfvsb by mail. Address Dr. lfoEPitflirrW Kilmer & Co., l!ing-yy!!assLt , hamton, N. Y. When DomoeaMnp-Boi. writing mention this paper and don't make any iniMakc, but remember the name, Dr. Kilmer'a Swamp-koot, ami the address, lliughamtoii, N. Y. iOMA 'I ) hmn vatfiff Cftararttt fr f ntniHnlft. with wlitcii I tii lifi'ii afllii'i-ij fur or tntf yrt, ft lid I emi ikjr lit. kinrrtl tiv fttn Ui tutor rIUt tli tali any hnr rcttiodr vr tried. I that. tlnlr M'Piitnninid tltnnt to mi ttlBai M lu til Ujr r irtnvd.'; 1-t.oa.Olllftrd.tlflB.IU. Best Tor CANDY GA7MAHTI0 PtuMinl. PkUUtiU, Potent, TMtnftnd,IoflM4t Htr Hlcknu, WittUn or Urfpn, 10c. Ur.Ha. Nve fold tn lit Ik. 1'Iim friiiiiii inllt lUtunvd UUU 4tiiarauUtl w ui or yuur tuuiiajr bull. Sterling KemdyCo,,Chlcft(oorN.Y. 999 ANNUAL SALE, TEH MILLION BOXES You Can Buy Clothes Cheaper at this Time lliM'miH. up luivo nuirkiNl itmwi ninny hihmI KiiKh, tNTtumo w vnnt itim i IhwhI out iM'foro .uir I'lK kiiIiik ami mimmor Mock arrive1. Tl Hull Ik'iu Uw trailo mark of MirhncU, Nti'in V (',, .railing rlut liter of On ruuiilry. Thry art inmlt of 1 1 to 1mh1 nuilrrlitU ami luiml tniluntl, t o me ami tmk n( them. Wo rnrry 11 full Hue of fut iiUhiiiKM fur in it, nml our jiritt't mul Hlylm art rljiht. Wo fun our on 11 Imll.tltiK wy 110 nnl nml nn MttlNfltnl Willi n riiNoitnlilo inflt. ED. HANSON o. M Vnst Mtilli Klrvt S. E. Stevens . . 11 A NO TfXKU . . l.onvtt union at KllorV I'Uno IIoiim. . IMiottt Main 41. I'clilciic I IM I'jih hi. Ilcairiciice I'hone Itt-d U7TI. The ESMOND HOTf L OSCAR ANDEKSON, Mr. Pates- Kumpetn PUn MK. 76c. J 1. 00, $1.50, U.00 Vtrt Kui to aoH Irom all trains Kront and Morrison bts rtfJIlnVyrfl CHARITY BALL NETTED NEARLY TWO HUNDRED THIRHDAV AKTEUNOO.V CLl'll KU1MITS FINANCIAL KKI'OKT ON KECKNT HOCIKTY AFKAIIl The Thursday Afternoon Club, the organization which has established a nermiinnnt fund to be drawn upon at need In th name of charity, sub- mils the following financial state ment as the result of the charity hull given January 3 1 : Total receipts, charity bull 1 5.25 Kxjienses Music 121.00 1 fu programs. . . 1.00 300 tickets 1.25 iJiayago 1.50 124.75 Net recelptH 1 90.50 KLLA J. EIJMUN80N', President. A Curd of TliankH. The ladles of the Thursday after noon Club desire to extend their sin cere thanks and appreciation to the military companies for the uso of the armory, to the Willamette Valley Company fur donating the electric lights, to the Evening Guard and Morning Register respectively for the free advertising, und to the public, all of whom helped to make the char ity ball of 1U0H the success that It wus. AM I'HKMENTS 4- "Parslful.'.' that beautiful and im pressive masterpiece of one of the world's gceutost men, of soulful, forceful, magnificent conception, Richard Wagner, will bo produced for the first time In Huge no at the Kilgeno theatre Saturday, February Kith. Hinged with spectacular fea tures that enhance the vajue of the production, presented with a sense of fitness of things that la necessary to so demanding a play, and Interpre ted by an ensemble of artists care fully selected la what we are prom ised lu this most unique offering. Thoro Is no necessity of describing tlio wonderful work at this time for It Is familiar to most people, students of the groat master and its greatest offort. A feature of tlio performance of Parslful which patrons should bear In mind la the unusual hour nf com mencement. Tho curtain will rise promptly at 7:45, and auditors should be In their seats at this time, as the darkened auditorium will pre vent seating any one during the ac tion of tho play, and lute comers will be required to stand until the conclu sion of the first act, which requires 45 minutes for ouch Interpretation. DKADWOOO ITKMH (Special Correspondence.) Dead wood, Feb. 7. it Is reported that the Hazelwood creamery repre sentatives will be at Alpha the 4th to see If they can gei enough cream to Justify them to run a wngon. No doubt they will mako It all right, it Is hoped by the neighborhood that they will at any rate. Born, at the home of O. Wllcutt, of Greenleaf, to the wife of C. Wllcutt, February lt a nine-pound girl. All doing well. On Jan 28th a dance was given at the salmon hatchery In honor of (.'has. Uettes, of llohemla milieu. All report a very pleasant time. Allen Jay, of lllachley, is quite sick wltn small pox at tlio home or William Ulachley, of that place, it would be u good thing not to let peo ple go to and from the residence, so us to keep the disease from spread ing If possible. Mrs. Workman and daughter, from down on the river, visited at the home of Mr. and Mm. Joe Hlemmons, also attending the dunce given at the hatchery tho 27th. C. Harnett, of Deadwood, wns say ing "hello" to his Greenleaf friends on the 4th. Andrew Almasi, who wnH badly hurl at Murcolu u short time ago, and who was taken to the Portland hosnltal. came homo a few davs ifuo and la Icmproving nicely, which his friends are very glad to hear. It seems queer that the Luke Creek product hus not got enough voters to pick their Judges and clerks from without going Into another precinct. it Is reported that Jas. A. Burnett, who resided at this place for years, Is buck In Connecticut, snpposjd to be on a wedding trip. TWO HOMES ON MOSBY CREEK BURN DOWN i:i:hidi:nci:s of J. 11. wiiitkmax AND timiltiE LANG DKSTItOY Kl) IH KI Vfi WKKK IF WOMKV ONLY KNKW. Wlmt A Heap of llnpplncjm It Would llrlllg to Their Homes. Hard to do housework with an ach ing hack. Brings you hours of misery at leis ure or at work. If women only knew the cause that Backache pains conio from sick kidneys. Twould save milch noedlesi woo. Doau's Kidney I'llls euro sic K kid neys. Kugeno people endorse this: Mrs. 8, Y. Abbott of 484 Pearl St., Eugene. Oro anys: "Lust winter 1 was taken down with a had spell of sickness and kidney complaint. There was hardly ever a time when I could not attend to housework but this time I was completely laid up. My back was so weak 1 could scarcely move without puln. I started doctoring and took several proscriptions but without much benefit as far as I could see. Doau's Kidney Pills were recommend ed to me and I gut a box. I contln ued taking tho remedy and the pains and weakness left me. My kidneys seemed to gain strength until I wus entirely well aguln, 1 can now do my work without tho least annoy mice." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 rents. Poster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo. New York, sole agents for the I'll I ted States. Remember tho name Dunn's and tako no other. NOTICK TO TAKK Ol'T LK'KNHK Notice la hereby given that ordb nance No. 710, requiring those wish ing to conduct bottling works, ho tola, restaurants, soft-drink parlors drug stores whero sott drinks are sold and other similar places, to apply to the city recorder and secure a li cense to carry on such business, and ordlnauco No. 70s, requiring milk dealers to take out license, aro tn force and all parties desiring to con' duct such business within ths city of Kugene shhould at once take out such license. Appllestlon blsuks msy be had on application to tho city record er. K. A. FAR1UN0TON, City Mnrsbal. MOUTH iHADK Kt AMI ATKiNS The eighth grade final examlns Hons for tho public schools will be held Msy 14. IS. Juno II, 11. Trschers who hate pupils ready for tho examination shouhl notifv mo of tho number of questions want ed and tho naino of tho person ap pointed to conduct tho examination at least 15 days before tho date for which tho questions aro anted. W. II. DII.I.AKD, County Superlntendokt. TIIK DOCTOR OP OSTKOPATDY What Ills Title Menus How He (ii tK It mill the Pi-riiliur Abilities Ac quired in Ills lmg Course of Training The graduate of a recognized col lege of osteopathy, ufter u long and exhaustive study of the highest au thorities In unntomy, physiology. pathology, diagnosis, therapeutics and all kindred branches, Is awarded a dlplnma that gives lilm a legul right to the title of Doctor of Osteopathy. That Ib tho only tit lo that he wishes. for he makes no pretense of practic ing medicine, the word medicine be ing generally accepted as meaning drugs. The abbreviation nf tho title of Doctor of Osteopathy U I). O., and the province of tho D. O. Is to help nature, in the human body, to right horsolf. Ho believes that drugs are not only unnecessary, but distinctly damaging, and that tho body Is n very perfect mnchlno thnt will run along smoothly If supplied with tho proper fuel (food), and If none of Its parts gut out of position. Repairing Hie Structure. Hut, while the most perfect of ma chines, lt Is also the most delicate, and derangement of Its parts can he brought about In scores of wuys. Falls, jars, Btrulns, undue exertions, nnd local contractions or relaxations duo to changes In temperature, are only a fuw of the things thnt may cnuso trouble In this delicate mechan ism. Sometimes tho effects are Im mediately apparent, sometimes long delayed. It Is for the OBpeclal work of find ing the derangement and rectifying It thnt the osteopathic physician Is trained. Ho Is a muster mechanician, and when nnythlng Is wrong with the machine lt Is tho muster mechnnlctun whose services should be culled In. If some Utile part hus slipped out of place, the resulting trouble may be nt it distant part of the mechanism, nnd nnd but the trained expert would be likely to attempt repairs In tho wrong place anil work further damngu. But the skilled workman does nothing un til he tins maile thorough examination and found that little part that hus slipped out of place: Then his train ing enables him to replace It. That Is the work of the osteopathic physician. If you want an opinion as to the value of osteopathic treatment do not make the mistake of consulting any one whose whole training has been along other lines. Ask some one who hus hnd experience with the system and knows; or, better yet, go to a good osteopath and give him the op portunity to demonstrate the thing to you. Dr. II. L. Studley, osteopath, offlre over Chambers Hardware store Phone Black 1.126. Residence, 734 Ferrv street Phone Red 31S7. The Jumping Off Place "Consumption hud mo In lis grasp, and I had almost reached Hie Jump ing off place when I was advised to try Dr. King's New Dlsovery. I want to say right now It saved my life. Im provement began with tho first bot tle and after taking one doien bottles I was a well and happy man again." says George Moore, of tlrlmeslnnd, N. C. As a remedy for coughs and colds and healer of weak, sore lungs, and for preventing pneumonia New Discovery Is supreme. 60c and $1 at W. A. Kuykeudall's drug store. Trial bottle free. WK CAN Sl'PPl.Y Your wants with wood Oak, Ma ple, Fir. and Ties Also Coal. WILLIAMS TH.VNSFKH CO, Phono Black 1141. If you suffer with Indigestion, con stipation, feel mean and cross. io strength or sppetlte, your system Is unhrslthy. Holllster's Rorky Moun tain Tea makes tbo system strong sad healthy. lAr. Tea or Tablets. l.lnn Drug Co. PII.KS Cl'ltKO IN 0 TO I I DAYS PAZO OINTMKNT Is gusranteed Is euro any case of Itching, blind, bleed ing or protruding piles In a to 14 days o' a'oney refunded 50c. DRKN.S CARNIVAL Masouerade at roller rink l'rl.. awarded. r I The early part of the week two homes on Mosby creek were destroy ed by fire with nearly all of their contents. The first was the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Whlteman, locat ed up the mountain about a half a mile above Taylor's mill, which was destroyed Sunday with all of Its con tents. Including a year's provisions and much canned fruit. Tho origin of the fire Is unknown and there was no Insurance. The following day, Monday, while Mu). Geo. Lang was preparing din ner her home, known as the Dave MoBby. Jr., house, situated near the Mosby creek bridge, caught fire, and while her husband was plowing near by, before he could get to the prem ises the fire bad made such rapid pro gress thut only a rocking chair, sew ing machine and a box containing their deed was saved. Among the valuubles lost was $30 In paper cur rency. The loss falls heavily on both families. Another Now Brick Building. Tho contract for tho new Stuart & Hinds two-story brick to be erected on the corner of Main and Second streets was awarded to H. J. Clark, who Is building the big brick adjoin ing the Oregon hotel. The new brick will be 53x'JO eet, wili have two modern store rooms on the ground floor, while the second floor wll) be fitted up with lodging rooms and suites of rooms for tho accommoda tion of the guests of the Hotel Thompson adjoining. The building will be of modern design and finish throughout, und will be a credit to our growing city. Work on the foun dation has already commenced and the brickwork will follow the comple tion of the foundation work. Cot tage Grove I-eader. FROM FIXIRKNCK WKST Klt'KLAW XKWS NOTF.S Nlols Chrlstensen returned home Tucsduy after a three weeks' ab sence nt Kugene. He brought In a fino team of hoi'KCH. Born In Florence, Saturday, Feb ruary 1, llldS, to Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Levuge, n daughter. Tho Hteumer Roscoe returned Sat urday from Ynqulna, bringing a sup ply of flour for the merchants here. Tho steamer Roscoe left for Coos Bay Sunday morning with a cargo of salmon from Kyle & Sons' cannery. While attending to her. household (In Hen Friday morning, Mrs. George Montgomery, of Acme, hud the mis fortune to slip nnd full against the hot rungo, burning herself quite bad ly about the neck and right arm. Cnptnln Thomns Latham, formerly master of the Hteamer Harrison, ar rived hero last Friday and has taken n position as muster of the atcumcr Itobnrts. He went to Gardiner Fri day by stage and brought up the Hob urts from tho Umpquu Sunday. Mr. I'vard, who caino hero recent ly from Spokane, Wash., has pur chased A. J. Morris' ranch on North Fork, the deal being closed yester day. The price paid Is 12500 for the land nnd stock. Mr. Levurd takes possession at once und will make his homo there. Florence West. WALTKRVILLK ITKMS (Special Correspondence.) i.-..,. in. Last Tnurs- w aiiervnie, rt-. - - , day Dr. Johnson was called from Waltervlile to attend a son of Mr. Sluven. of Letfburg. a bay of fourteen ..?:hj:ro'r'"; ?. X peuuiciuB, o'o. mm - . through without an operation. As tne boy grew worse an omciuw..,, -,7 ? ,i lira Hart e and CKieo upon . , Scalfe. of KiiL-ene. were called to called to consult witn, unu sary to assist Dr. Johnson. 1 he op eration took place Wednesday, reb ruary 5, in the morning, and the boy is getting along veu ...,. (P Hni.ert Haves is here visit ing" her mother. Mrs. Brownson. Mrs. Haves has receneu .iu i,,... i,rihr.in-lnw. Joe Hayes. of Council. Washington. Joe Hayes formerly lived at Thurston and lett Mb home nt uonnen io -and look up a place to buy. Since he has been down his house, a hotel, and all Its furnishings burned, and his wife and four cnnuren arc ii..h.tia mp:ii'es were fiy- IKBD. , t I". ,...." ' lug In all directions to find Mr. Hayes today. He was offered a good price .1 Thitv for his Hotel a snon tune hru. ,,.-. huvo the sympathy of all their friends her.1. Mrs. Kva Miller, who returned from California two weeks ago In very poor health, is slowly recover ing. She had an attack of pneumo nia. Touchers' Ivxununntinn. Notice Is hereby given that tho county superintendent of Lane county will hold the regular examination of applicants for state and county pa pers at tho court house In Kugene ok follows: For Stale Papers. Commencing Wednesday, February 12. at 9 o'clock it. in , nnd continuing until Saturday. February 1.",, at 4 p. in. Wednesday Penmanship. History, Spelling, Geography, Reading. Psy chology. Thiirsdny Written Arithmetic, Theory of Teaching, Grammar, Book keeping, Physics, Civil Government. Frldny Physiology, lOngllsh Geo- Krnphy, Composition, Algebra, Kng- llsh Literature. Saturday Botany, Plnne Geom etry, General History, Sebool Law. For County PnMn. Commencing Wednesday, February 12. at 9 o'clock n. m., and continuing until Friday, February 14. at 4 p. m Wednesday Penmanship, History. Orthogrnphy, Rending, Physical Geo graphy. Thursday Written Arithmetic Theory of Teaching, Grammar, Pliy slology. Friday Geography. School Law Civil Government, Kngllsh Literature W. II. DILLAUD, County Superlnte'.d.et , BIDS FOR WOOD The board of education of School PUtrlct No. 4. Kugene, will recelvi bids up to the 20th day of February 1!os, nt the office of the clerk. Mr. Frank Relsner. for the delivery r.i the various school hull, Hues in Ku gene of 100 cords of oak wood ami 100 cords of fir wood, said delivery to be completed on or before Sep tember 1, 1H0S. The board reserves the right to re. feet any and all bids and a bend for 1h-' faithful performance of the con tract will be required of the success ful bidder. If any there be. Dtaer Frbrnsrv Mh. IS0S FRANK HKISNKK. fill Clerk EU G acke N El H t More! Suffering and Dollars Saved. 1.- I ,i,,..r Mari!!;, V. Y.. SllVSt "t nm I, cnritpntpr and have had many severe cuts healed by Bucklen's Arni ca Salve. It bus saved me suffering and dollars. It is oy lar me uesi healing salve 1 have ever found." Heals burns. sores, ulcers, fever sores, eczema and piles. 25 cents at W. A. Jvnykendall's drug store. SHIP YOl'lt PRODl'CK to Bell Tower Co., 902 Post Street, Seattle, Wash. They always pay the highest market price. M7 GASOLINE WOOD SAlVINO W. G. White In prepared to saw your wood on short notice. Phone Black 4351. Residence, 51G West Sixth street. PORTLAND Itor.VL n.VKKRY Brend, the best and healthiest bread made, for sale at Otto's. Why buy new clothes when we can make your old ones look like new at Eugene Dye Works, Sixth and Wil lamette streets. tf Basis thk 1,011 te kyU- Signatus notice oi Citation. In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Lane County In tho matter of the estate of I. W. Pope, deceased. To LeRoy Pope, Grace M. Pope, Chas. F. Pope, Ivan P. Pope and Gil bert l'ope, Greeting: In the imme of the state of Oregon you. and each of you, are hereby cited nnd required to appear In the county court of the state of Oregon for the county of Lane, dn Monday, the 24th day of February, 190S, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of that day1, then and there to show cause, if any you have. why an order should not be made au thorizing the administratrix; of said estate to sell the real property be longing to said estate and mentioned In the petition herein, and described as follows: Vlie south half of south east quarter av.d fractional east half of southwest q iavter of sec. 1 1, in tp. IS, s. of range 3 w., containing 92 Mi acres of land In Lane county. Orecon. This citation Is published by order or the r .unity court, entered tho ISth day of Junuary, 190S. Witness the Hon. G. R. Chrlsman Judge of the county court of the state or Oregon for the county of Lane, and the seal of the said court here to affixed this ISth day of January. 190X. Attest: E. I'. I.F.K, (Seal! Clerk. I. N. HAIUUCGH, Attorney. Ref,Tce Sale of Ron! lniH-rty. In the Circuit Court of the Suite of Oregon for Lane County. Martha Cook nnd Cook, her husband, plaintiffs, vs. Lucy Han sen, Robert K. Crawford. Clinton J. Crawford and Olive M. Craw ford, minor helm of William Craw ford, deceased, and Lucv Hansen their gunrd'an. Defendants. Notice Is hereby given that hv vir tue of an order and decree n't the Circuit court of the State of Oregon for Lane county, made on, to-wlt: the 9th day of January, inns, lm. above entitled cause, which I; .l..i.. II local agents; for H PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS tt Pictorial Review Patterns are the only patterns provided with a cutting; guide and arf instractbn t guide furnish:d with all n:w patter.i.. Ev:r pJr. It chaser of the new Pictorial Review Patterns receives t a cutting guide, and no other patterns are provide with these guides H Subscriptions taken for Pictorial Re view Magazine, $1.00 per 'year. A free pattern with, each sub- t scription. Eugene Racket Store W. J. Baldwin,- Prop. 35 E. 9th St., Eujene, Oregon ::K::nn:n:nsKK:!n!tn:iia 0 XMHtli IF YOU NEED ..GROCERIES WE HAVE THEM A. full line of Groceries, Flour and Feed, Tin and Gi'anitewarc. Headquarters for White River Flour Candies, Nuts and Oranges J. W. -WHITE, TEeGrocei Corner 5th;and Willamette Sts. . Phone Red 4611 OREGON HOME & LAND CO, Rooms 9 and JO over Chamtcrs-Bristow Bank 0 tV SiAfAlAVte 3:0 Acres with new S-room house nnd barn, go fiuit orchard and running water, 100 acres in grain, balance pasture and timber. $25 acre 40 Acres with new house and barn, close to school on JooJ graveled road, price $ 1 4CO. 190 Acres with fair improvements, good soil and can k rrttA - :-!. I -1 Clrt j-j aw iuvai piaic. p?vs per airt R Houses and lots in all ports of the city Oregon Hojr.? & Land Co., A. A. Aaby, Mgr. 1; Why Kct up lo tho nuiriiltig folmn hlti. Worry utht-ni nnd orry you, i"Ti o mm lot opii you n,l nip, Hotter Uko Hocky Mountain Ton. l.lnn lrug Co. OAMTll l X A.. XrlltlllKll''!! Knvt'Httv Mm. K. 1 Charl.ti. of llarlmr, M t'nklHR of Elovtrlo llltti-rs. nn: "It t x iKlKtitiiirtiooil fnvorlto hot,- !th u " lt rlt'iMTSps to bo favortto vv ory hor. It clx's quick ri-IW'f In .lviiiii, liver complaint 0 khlnrx ,1,'t ansi'iiumt, malnutrition, ncrvouo nr. i'aKnc-t anil ncnotal dttilitty It action on th, bonl. aa a thorough purltior inakoa It vlw la'lv uo'tul as a i'Hn nu'itliltuv Thla sranil allcr atl, tonic la aoUl umler Kn.tr.ititi'c at W. A. KuykeniUU'a ilru more. &VC. ntorcil at itnizo r,4il r v..i.. of tho Circuit court journal of sale") louinj. aiiinorl:-.ini; anil dinvtlnv; tlio umtcrsicncil K. o. IVnor. solo rof oreo. appoint,-,! l,y thP court to aoll tho followini; ilosirllioil real propone helonsin to tho plaintiff, Marthi Cook, ami tho defendant. .m.v H in aen. liohort K. Crawford. Clinton 1 I raw ford nnd tiliv,. M. i'-aford minor lielra of William Crawford' deceased aa follows, to-wlt: I.ola Xoa, one and two a,u the south half of the northeast dnart'or of .section sit In Township sixteen aon:h rauce. one oast will n.r ,.; taiiuns lM.il acres of land In U,u. county. Oreton. Now. therefore. t,y vr,,, f t v,,, .V, t.iority ln nio, h, ,rI, 1. K O. I ol.-r. r-teroo, ,;, off, r tor , " ."'''" action, nt the 00,11 ",H'r 1 Lane r ori'v ., ';r-,jv .!h" "" i, l' V '""-' "" "f .life ' " . on, , runt, title .::i.l lm, .,1 , . " " " 'lcfen.lar.ta in ,) ,,, .., ' era a: law of ,lli ,: rr iwc.o.isc.i, t,.K,.,h,.r 1!h 1 interest of s.iui 1 ,,, , n , . .1 , ' "'t"rd. do. -ased. lerm, of ,. (.,sfl anJ - ' '" " "i oi.ue n t . - I'OTIKU. 1 ELI BANGb J. H. WEST C.P.BARNARD EARL M' BANGS LIVERY CO. Livtry, Feed, Stage end Sales Stables Cabs Always Ready First Class Turnouts of All Descriptions CTAPCC at? a riuce, WcKENZIE STAGE leaves Eugrne EUGENEFLORENCE SjAta A dally .Mecle.v""--nje lor rvUpleton. ck '"""J"?. Jl 5:30 a.m. Sl.igrsdonot call at jsrivatc residences but will call lor b-ggafeif nolilicd the day before. steamer lor Florence Stage Phone Main 22--Livery Phone Main 21 t!i ain. lord. tile dow. aa the "'UN. efortv. BR0DERSBR05. NEW MARKE We arc now located in our new building o across the street and we will be pleased tosyo 5rriAI 51b Can Choice Lard for...... 6 atatii Strtwt. Br,il and Stcwj Strictly Co't Price BKODER.S BROS. 1J, 1S0S. Jjnuirv ,