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a Sopho
jj more
0 Soring
0 Suits
In the very latest
designs and patterns
A swell line of
Youths' Suits
sizes from
J 4 to20 years
New Furnishings
Arriving Daily
HATS AND CAPS
STETSON
SHOES
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ROBERTS BROS, fl
TOCCEJLY S
, 554 Willamette Street
. w . . .. S
ne Eugene i
Business College
Will be open all summer. Students
may enter at any time.
In this' age of competition there is
little chance for the young' person
who faces the world without the
knowledge and skill that comes
through special training.
Investigate our methods. Informa
tion cheerfully and promptly furnished.
g MRS. M. RANSOM, g
g Principal. t
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MOST CR.OCERS SELL
Olympic Flours
LOCAL LAUNORYMAN
WORK FOR UNIVERSITY
iy. I'isiiki:, who is mkmiikk
OF It.All.ltOAl) OltllKH, KK.MIS
J.KTTKII TO KVKIIY MKMHKIl IX
THE STATE
E. L. Fisher, proprietor of the
Fisher laundry In this city, who U al
so a member of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen and Engineers,
has caused to be printed a circular
letter which he will send out to each
member of the order In Oregon. 'call
ing tbelr attention to the University
of Oregon appropriation bill. He
will also send each a copy of the ar
gument for the appropriation which
has been prepared by the Alumni As
sociation of the University. The let
ter blng sent out by Mr. Fisher Is
as follows:
"Bugene, Oregon, February 2 8.'
"Dear Sir: I take this meanB of
calling your attention to the Uni
versity of Oregon bill which Is to be
voted on by the people In June. This
Is of gceel .importance to me ana
moans much to the state of Oregon.
If you can see your way clear to do
so, vote "yes" and encourage your
menus to ao nxewise. i
"Yours very truly,
"K. L. FISHER,
"Member 642 B. of L.F. & E."
IV XT
5 OUJU
every sack guaranteed
Mad ol trUclcd Extern Ott, bxni whrjil. II pro
Jucft mors Iojvtb ol breid thin ny other fliwr nd Hi.
Icuvm art lighter d wlill.r. Bei-iuw dI lh. Incrajwd
qiuntlty ol bted Kfoduced "he coet la ik, higher thin lor
ctlwr floun. ASK YOUR GKOCER FOR IT.
THE PORTLAND FLOURJNG MILLS
Thcro la Only Ono
1 "Br onto QisSnSno"
That Im
Laxative Dromo Quinine
umo thj worn oven to oime 4 00m in on oat.
Alwiyi remember tlx full nunc. Ixm
lor this Lrnatura on eronr boi. Ufa.
TRANSFERS OF LANE .
COUNTY REAL ESTATE
Have Yoar Abu tracts Made II y Jjano
County Abstract Co.
C. Cole et ux to Walden Trotter,
W. D $35. Lot 5 In block 11 of
Cole's add to Marrola.
C. Cole etux to Walden R. Trotter,
W. O.. Ixt 4 In block 11 la Coles
add to Marcola. MCI.
C. Cole et ux to Pearl E. McDon
ald, W L D, 1 acre In Sue 19. Tp 16,
SRI W., 1100.
James W. Carmen etux to Frank
Knowlci, W D, Lots 10 and 11 of
block 1 In Morse'a add to Florence.
800.
James Carmen etux to Frank
Knowles Q C D all tide lands front
ing and abutting on Lota 10 and 11
In Morse's add to Florence $1.00.
Herbert Oordon etux to Margnret
A. Laughlln, W D, exchange; 160
acres In Sec. 82, Tn 18, S R I W.
Edward B. Griffin etux to Ola J.
Neot etux, 1 acre In Sees. 2, 3, In
Tp. 19. a II 1 W. $10.
" Fred Flpk, shorlff to Martin Haag
ennen, deed, 160 acres In Sec, 24, Tp
16, S R 8 W. $13.88.
R. E. H. Hogue etal to Edward W.
Powell, W D, 73.20 acres In'Seo 30,
Tp 22 8 R 8 W. $800.
J M P Dixon etux to H R Jonson,
W II. Lot 8 In block 3 of Eugone.
$1700.
Aslak Brantl etux to W A Moore.
Q C D, 64 Bcros In Sec 31, Tp 18, 8
K 6 W. $100.
Mary Miller elnl to J N McConnoll,
etux W. D., Lots 9, 10 In Block 2 of
Kelsay's add to Eugone. $900.
U. 8. to -Fannin Mllllcan, patent,
160.80 acres in Sec. 2, tp. 11, S R
1 V.
R. L. Thompson etux to J. C. Par
ker, V. D., Uit 4 In block 4 In Kel
aay add to Eugene $126.
B. F. Moore etux to 8. M. Day, el
ux, W 11, 80 acres In 8oc..l4. Tp 18,
8 R 4 W. $960.
U. 8. to M. A. Thomas, patent.
160 acres In Sees. 29, 30, Tp 16, S
R 4 W.
Charles 8herbundy et .ux to C. C.
Warwick et ux; 21.02 acres In claim
41, tp. 17. a. r. 4 w. $100.
Ida E. Belknap et al to George A.
Houck; 8 4 acres In see 7, tp. 16,
s. r. 6 w. $1.
C. C. Coffman et ux to J. W. Wil
son; lot 7, block , D. G. McFar
lnnd's 6th ail to Cottago Grove. $1,
140.60. Thos. Vanduyn et ux to H. F.
llurknuin; tract (n block 6, Cnburg.
$330.
Andrew J. Sheridan et nl to Jim.
II. GogKin: lot 17 and pnrt of lot 2.
block 16, Fnlrniount. $10.
Levi Goer ft ux to T. L. Gor;
truot In sec. 30, tp. 22, s. r. 3 w.
1 1 SO.
Mary Close ol nl (o Percy B. Mc"
D innUI; I r.ut In EIIiib Stewart's nil
to Kukimic. $300.
.Iiimes W. Seavey et nl to John II.
Sravev; 2303.70 ncria In si-cs 1, 12
and 13, tp. IS. a. r. 3 w and at'ca 7,
8, IS and 20, tp. IS, s. r. 2 w. $10.
K. M. Siivagii rt ux to t O. Ste
ven. W. I)., small tract lu sec. IS.
tp. 16 s., r. 1 w., $200.
A. Iluchcncv it ux to Jnm9 II.
WIIIIhiiib, Q. C. D., 100 acrcj In CI.
0, tp. 16 .. r. 6 w., $1.
Martha Sianton to II. II. Schmltt
et al., W. I)., 1 acre In sec. 14, tp.
19 s., r. 3 w., $100.
P. N. Shelley etux to A. E. Cheno
worth; 10 acres In claim 73. Tp. 18.
8. R. 2 W. $4000.
L. Phetteplnee, guardian, to L. E.
Hodges; lot 16, Block 1, UU -, Hlk.
34. Fnlrniount, $1360.
O. Benson et al to O. Kakln. Lot
3. Block I, Una 4 and 7, Block 2.
Wynn's 'Jnd add. $1 00.
I!. S. to Win. 1. Heath, patent.
160 aires In Sec. 30, Tp SO, S li 3
Alice S. Wccden rt al to II. H.
Cnlllson et in, 8 Oacres In claim 62
Tp. HI. S It 3 W. $1200.
lleorxe Keln elux to Smith 1. Tav.
lor. 167 06 acres in Sec. 6. Tp. 17.
S. R. 10 W. $100.
II It. .lessen et al to O. O. Crt-
wruni. i.o 3 m l.hvk 3. I'ltv ot -wrlght.
lot 3. block 3, Eugene i'ltv '
$2000. . ;
K. 1. Handy et ox lo lrvln An-'
brey. 3 arret hi claim 57, tp. SO 8
U. S W.-,t $.US0. ' ,
J. H. Kirk t t ux lo M. Knglan I
'i ' !"3$",-ro S,-'' J' Tp :l" 3
M. Cleurrln et al to W. C Monrie '
l ot 4 In Bio, a S. Lot 1 lu Blm k 4'.
Currln's Park Add n. $1 .on.
V. A. Monroe et al m 1
Monroe. 4i acres In sec. IS ti 20
8 It 3 W $1 ' ' '
F. II Phillips etux to Frank Crah-
I
tree, tract In claim 67, tp. 20, 8 R
3 West. $600.
U. fi. to Peter M. Johnson, 160
acres In Bee 26, tp 17, S R 8 W.
R. F, Martin etux to W. H. Long,
tract In CI. No. 40, for a road.
it. F. Martin o'.ux to W. H. Long,
tract in Sees 3 and 10, Tp 21, S It 2
W. $1.00.
C. Calcs et ux to tt. F. Wallace.
W. D tract In Marcola. $75.
G. L. Colby etux to Jeatiette Rich
ardson Lot 1 In Block 8 In Kelly's
add to Springfield $1250.
U. 8. to Bertha M. Gibson, patent.
162.64 acres In Sec. 30, Tp 20 8 R
2 W.
U. 8. to Thomas J. Edwards, pat
ent. 160 acres in Sec 6, Tp 23, 8 R
2 W .
Jost D. Petrle to Harley H. Petrle,
W. D., 206.08 acres In Sees 23 Tp. 20
S R 4 6.W. $1.00.
1 Pat Hannah et ux to H. H. Petrle.
Lot I In C. A. Parkin's add to Cot
tage Grove $700.
U. 8". to Earnest A. Bplcer, patent,
160 acres In Sec. 18, Tp 16, S R 2
W.
Earnest A. Splcer etux to S. G
Splcer, 160 acres In Sec. 18, Tp 16,
S R 2 W. $1.00.
8. (f. Splcer to John F. Kelly, et
al, 160 .-res in Sec. 18, Tp. 16, S R
2 W. $100.
A. C. Dixon et al to Jas. R. Foxe
tux. Lots 8 and 9 in block 7 in Co
burg, $10.
U. 8. to Isaac B. Harwond, patent.
1 37.45 s-res in Sees. 14, 23, tp1. 19,
S R 12 W.
C. S. Buss to Lane. County, tract
for road, $1.00.
P. Fergwon etux to Lane County,
eract for. road, $1.00.
Charles Ross Kin- etux tp J. S.
Medley etux. 40 acres In Sec' 34, tp.
21. 3 R J W. $1.00.
U. 8. to Charles Ross King. R. R.
40 acres In Bee. 34, Tp 21, 3 R 3
W.
Fred Fisk, sheriff, to S. P. Ness,
170 acres in Sec 30, tp. 16, S R 6
W. $14.85.
The Santa F Pacific R. R. Co., to
John F. Kelly. 160 acres In Sec. 32.
Tp II.8RI W. $10.00.
L. E. Fl-gal to A. R. Dem. 249
seres Id Bee. 27, Tp. 17, SRI W.
$1086.
EM1KXK !;orKKTT
WILL (iltOW 1 A LIABLE
Blair atreet addition property Is
sura to double In value within the
next two years. Two electric rail
ways are coming up the valley from
Portland and both of them must en
ter the city from the west, and the
line that will tap the Sluslaw coun
try can not go out In any other di
rection. As sure as water runs down
hill, Eugene must build down, the
VBlley because the business Is
there. '
There are both acreage tract and
large lots In this addition, only a
mile from the business center and
three blocks from (he Geary public
school.
Prices are very reasonable and you
may make your own terms, a small
payment down and monthly Install
ments If you desire.
CATARRH 18 (TUABLF,.
Snccrajifiil Kxiierliiientliig in .Minting
and Curing Tills Iilseusc.
Catarrh Is an entirely unnecessnr'
disease and should not be tolerate!
tor a alngle day now that Hyomci is
so generally known and has made so
many cures In Eugene and other
towns.
Modern srlonce has disproved the
old theory that caturrh was a blood
disease. It Is a germ trouble, and the
remedy Is Hyomel, which medicates
the air you breathe, killing all ca
tarrhal germs.
As there Is life and health In the
air of the pine forests, filled with fra
grant and healing balsams, so there
Is lite and health In breathing Hyo
mel. So sure Is this prescription to cure
even the worst rases of catarrh, that
Mr. Hull sells it under an absolute
guarantee to refund the money It It
does not do all that Is clulmed for
It.
OVER 3000 VOTERS
HAVE REGISTERED
INDICATIONS POINT TO GREATER
TOTAL REGISTRATION' THAN'
TWO YEARS AGO
Over 3000 voters have now regis
tered for the coming primaries and
"lection, and In view of the fact that
nearly a' month still remains for reg
istration, there is every Indication
that the total this time will be great
er than It was two years ago.
Under the law registration must
close fourteen days before the prima
ries are held, April 17. and so they
will be closed on the evening of
April 1. Registration will be resum
ed after the primaries.
Candidates deBlrlng to run for
county offices must file their nomina
tion petitions by April 1, while those
running for state and district offices
are required to have their petitions
with the secretary of state 20 days
before the primaries are held.
SOME TROUBLE ABOUT
WHO PAYS THE TAXES
A great deal of trouble Is caused,
according to Sheriff Fisk, over the
matter of tax payments on properly
which one person has Just purchased
from another. In realty transiers 11
Is said that numerous muddles arise
over the matter of who Bhould niy
the taxes. On property bought with
in a few months of tax paying tlm
the trouble and misunderstanding or
the law becomes more noticeable. At
the present time taxes are being col
-lected on last year'a assessment and
of course In the transfer of property
the taxes are included and the new
purchaser must pay them or see that
they are paid. When this la over
looked trouble surely follow, a. a
rule, and the buyer thinks the for
mer owner should pay the taxes and
the former owner is of the opposite
opinion. It customarily ends by the
new owner paying. By attending to
the tax paying part of It before the
transfer Is made useless trouble
might be avoided.
DOWNWARD COURSE.
Fast Being Realized by
People.
Eugene
A little backache at- first.
Dally Increasing until the back Is
lame and weak.
1'rlnary disorders nnlckly follow.
Diabetes and finally Brlght's dls
easf. -
ThlR I. the downward course of
kidney Ills.
Don't take this course. Follow the
advice of a Eugene citizen.
Edgar Washburn of 442 Lawrence
St., Eugene, Ore., Bays: "I have
used Doan's Kidney Pills with entire
satisfaction and believe the remedy
unequalled for backache or kidney
complaint. I had felt the need of
auch a remedy early this winter, and
rrora tne results l obtained I can con
sclentlously recommend It."
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
iew rorn, sole agents for the United
states.
Remember the name Doan's and
lane no other.
NOT1CK
Notice is hereby given that tre
county commissioners' court of Lane
county, state of Oregon, will rtoelve
sealed bids for i ho furnishing and
delivery of one hundred 11001 cords
of old growth body fir four (4) feet
long; or for one Hundred ( 100) cords
of ceru ml growth body fir four (41
feet long, raid wood to be delivered
at the court house In Eugone, Lime
county, Oregon, oil or before the 1st
day or September, 190S. The court
reserves the right to reject anv or
all bids: until bids to be filed with
the counly clerk of said Lane county
not Inter than Wednesday, the 4th
day of .March, 19ns, at 2 o'clock p.m.
By order of the court this, the 8th
day of February. 1908.
K U. LEE. County Cl-rk.
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY
Tnrinv vnti tinva an nnnn,li.nlin r
J .... u, W
securing tin Invention which is sure
iu iittj yuu uivk over ana over agalr
your original Investment, and which
gives ( every promise of paying a?
large, Is not larger dividends, than
any other .Invention or discovery of
the last one hundred years.
You will never have a better In
vestment offered you. Such opportu
nities are mm lin nni tn .hi. .1.-
greatest of all, pass you buy. Make
it juur opporumtiy.
SfOPk Wilt nialllvo'v n...
Income Increases. Call on or address
vtnoaruti, Gordon block. I'tion
Red 1492.
RUI1ITH GHADK XXAMl.N ATlwXS
The eighth grade final examina
tions for the public si boo '.a will be
held
May 14. 18. .
June 11, 11.
Teachers who have pupils rendv
for the examination should notify
me of the number of questions want
ed and the name of the person ap
pointed to conduct the examination .11
least 1" days before the date for
which the questions are wanted. '
W. H. DILI.AIUi.
County Superlntendet.t.
CATTLE imt 8AI.K
Twenty head of twoear-o!.l
steers, ill bead of milch cows, 1;
head of yesrllnas for sale. For par
ticulars apply to Geo. i I'-rHwlih.
Goshen. Oregon. fj;
tvii.or Mini I!i:m;)V.l notk e
D S Mclioutall. the tsllnr. ha
moved hit sho'.i from the Prat: butt 1
Ing on Willamette street to the hmmi
one iliHir east of the YerlnKton dru
store on East Ninth street, where Ji.
will be found by all his customers, tf
fiord for Everybody.
Mr. Norman Coulter, a prominent
nrrhrtert In the Delbert Building
S:in Francisco, says: ' fully end irs.
all thut has been said of Electric Bit
ters as a tonic medicine. It Is good
for everybody. It corrects stomach
liver and kidney disorders In r
prompt and effielem manner, and
builds up the sy.-tem." Kl-nrlc Bit
ters Is the best spring medicine ever
sold over a druggist's counter; as n
blood purifier It Is unequnllel ,ii
cents at W. A. Kuykcndall'a drus
store.
FOR SALE BY OWNER
Good building lot on East Twelfth
atreit. near rar line, 96x160 feet Al
so right-room cottage and two lot'
on North Mill street. Inquire o
J. .1. WALTON,
Law Office. 513 Willamette St
1 :'
i IP VI 'V kKW
Ton merits ot the Texas vVi r.,r
rmi w.Mild never suffer from M,1P)
blsiMer nr rheumatic trouble it ,
bottle (two months' treatment 1 Sol,
by O. J. Hun. or hy mall. Send fo.
testimonials. Dr. E. W. Hall. 1926
Ollva street. St. Louis.
NOTICE
Elmlra. Or.. March 1 Hls
None. U-h-.rel.y given that a!te
May l. , ni
more meals to :f(. ,,,, i,' t r-
.mils. r. i. t oi.i; 't;i
K. intra. Or.
The First, Days of
This Great Sale
Start With a Rush
We arc offering bargains-advance stvk
merchandise of undoubted value-in eve
department-come eany.
100 Women's Coats
Women's long black kersey
coats; perfect fitting. In the
latest style; well made. All
our coats must go; we have
them In all styles and makes,
and all prices; special values
up to 310.00. f3 AC
Sale price pr"T
500 Women's Skint
women s skirts In ngot ,,,
.rk: in fha h .
materia j
dark; In the best of
maxea; per(ect m
thev hnva I'
notice to vacate In and "
must go; In Panamas, T0,u
Henrietta and granite.
Men's Tailored Suits
Men's high hand-tailored
suits at almost your own price.
Come early and get the pick.
Men's Overcoats
Men's overcoats In bM
kersey and rain-proof
nette; perfect
fitting; all $15 tn
overcoata 45
ITT . t t? f - -1-- C ni ,
yv omens rurs, v-ats7 oujts, Skirts,
Waists and V neck Sweaters
at wholesale cost
Akl Shoes at Cost
All shoes must go this week.
6000 pairs sew ones; all must
go. In all styles and shapes.
Come early. .
AU Sweaters at Cott
All sweaters at wholeult
eoat; coat and V neck; red
blue and silver gray. Afl jo
this, week.
The Bon Marched.
to
oney
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wsav sawa CEO. H.
, SMITH, Maiugtr
Tuesday , March 3d
THE
KIRKE-LaSHELLE COMPANY
. PRESENTS
The Virg
mian
Dramatized by
Owen Wister and Kirk LaShclle
W. S. HART, as The Virginian
FRANK CAMPEAU, at Trampas
Prices: 50c," 75c, $1.00 and $1.50;
IT CUTS SOME ICE
If the store is a clean place: if tlie salesmen are
obliging; if the service is prompt, and lust, but not
least if the quality of the goods is tlie best, the store
never lacks business. Come and give us a trial order
and be convinced that we fulfill all of the above prin
ciples, especially iu quality and cleanliness.
We carry a complete line of staple and fancy
groceries, flour and feed, and buy and sell country produce.
97 WEST EIGHTH
Phone
Black 1 57 1
4ERBKSIKBBnniHKH
W. J. Gibson & Son
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M.IKe -.our h-1.1. iav l.v f,v
curl'v IViiltrr lv. .
C1IAMHKKS HAKHWAKK CO.
ELI KANGi J. H. TEST GP.BiRNARD EARL
BANGS LIVERY CO.
Livtry, Feed, Siage and Sales Stables
Cabs Always Ready
First Class Turnouts of All Descriptions
,, . ..STACIS..
MHN-ZiS STAGSv Eu,rne EUGEME FLORENCE ST
inj.tf rr;,e., bat w,!l c.ll Ir-r " for MjoVi.tc. ciw cMmft-"
-J,cil ooii.rd the dy before.
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JOB MISTING OF ALL KINDS EXECUTED AT
THIS OP