THB El'QEXE PAILJ OCA"D. TVKSWAV, MARCH 34, 1008
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SCAD0IN3 TO LECTURE
ON FRENCH CATHEDRALS
NEWS XOTKS
Lawyer Van Valkenhurs. of Sil
verton, is In a serious condition, th.
result of a saloou row. In which a
man named .Lane with a kuife slushed
the lawyer's face from enr to Hie
chiu. severing four arteries In tho
way and expiMini: the jaw bone.
Lebanon has. passed an ordinsni-1
making it a misdemeanor for a phy
sician to Rive a false prescription re
garding the health of a person in or
der that ho may. secure, a liquor pre
scription, ,. It also has an .ordinance
making it a misdemeanor, to become
intoxicated.
After several hours of spirited. dis
cussion over, .ths. proposition. to anol
ih 17 if tha IX .ncnsioii nueiu'ic Hint
(consolidate the pension disbursements
Bishop Scaddlns will tomorrow
morning Rive one of his famous lime
Imht lectures ou the assembly ha'l of
churches and cathedrals of France.
Last year the bishon delivered im.
i ilar lerture at the 1'niversltv to a
. crowded house, and received high
recommendations.
' The speaker is deeply Interested ill
.the University, and the faculty and
! students think very highly of him. He
is doing much in the fisht for The
, a:'iroiirlatinn, . and . believes Oregon
: will win out. .'''
While the lcture wllt be illustrat
i ed by the stercontlcon it may he that
1 s lend ,1 n ..u ' ... , K. V, " ' S.00, tho largest sum ever author.
: nvni. ,hl ..i i" : """h ! ized by that measure.
oer th- state In regard to the var-i
kI'p",S ""fm0 m" "T rh,,r,hes of ! CALL KOU CUVXTV WAltUANTS
:.h ranee Is very well spoken of by pa-1 1 j2J
'bZa !U5lJiJb7Vh btShn Is" hereby given that all
ns delivered 'the lecture nmnvii i .
.nut county wnrrnii' ii"M,ms iu
rKtatr No. fi275, raf?(stered January
1f, 190S, will be paid on nresontation
at my ofHce on March 27. 190$. In
terest will cease on tba da.
, ' , K. K. "EASTLAND.
Treasurer I.ane Co.. Or.
Eugene, Or" March 23, 190S.
VAl.h VOli VITX WAllHAXTS "
! IivIiik heen tilfllled. It
times.
SKXATOlt lldl'itvv
AWAHDS HIS ritl.K
WoQhlnr-trtn Ma-nli 01 . TV...
(of mort eff?r-d hy Sonatnr nourne !
.of Oreson to f-e author of the best I
written nraument on the subict of
"Why Kooseve'- Shr-uld be Chosen i
Tor a S?cnnd Elective Term,'" has
been won by Frank H.'fc'orcross, as
solute iitstlce of the supreme court
i of Nevada..
'; Th? announcement that Justice
Norcross has w-'i tha, big prize was
mane touay. senator nourne says
4hat Justice Norcrnss' arijiiment is an
I excellent t)tece of"w'ork. and that, it
will be circulated and widely publish
ed to educate the p-ople. llu Is one
of the most enthusiastic third-termer?.
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RAILS FOR ALBANY'S
STREET CAR LINE
A. Welrh. iiiHnner ot th? PorHitnil,
Euki'uo Kastt-rn Kailnni . was in
the city yosUTday, ?ay tho Albany
Dcmocrnt. Mr. Walth r.'pi rtcd thiit
tho rails would be in Albany within
ton days for tht Albany system. He
said, though, teat h, had already
boon notified by Mr. Htrsthbori;. of
tho horse car syste.u that If ho ai
teinpted to lay any track he would
contest it, which would mean a fUht
and perhaps a delay. It Is thought
th .Welch people ,wil! , win out, as the
old street car franchise might have
been forfeited yearn ago, the terms
Is de
clared by many.
Mr Welch stated that It Is promis
ed to have cars running from Albany
to galem by the end of tow year. In
addition It is si id the companv ts se
curing rights of way from Eugene
east over the mount a Ins.
Tho Oregon . Electric Company is
also coming south from palem, and a
report is current that It will cross the
mountains from Albany -by way of
Lebanon and Tapcadla.
The street car situation looks pret
ty ;ood. (
HEALTH OF ANIMALS BEST
EGAUSEOF GOOD DIGESTION
j ' ItKTTKIl THAN, .M KDK'IMO .
llrentlic llyoinel's Trtnic Healing ami
Notice Is h"r?ly given that all city
warrants drawn on the general fund
up to and iti'Mudlnir No. 3 1 1 . . regis- .... ,
tered September 1 0. 190T. and all1' 1r' -has a remedy for catarrh,
warrants drawn on the sewer fund" treatment that Is far better than
up to and including No. 2 1 4. regis-' do'fnK lnt' stoinacli with medicines
tered August 23, limit, will be paid and druR.
on t.i-s iitnticn at : my. office March I'18 ,hp heiiMnK oils nnd hnlnn-?
an mni , inimui m p nn tim i" jnraii't wnicn tn 'incaie nr air
date.
He Cured of ( atanli.
IIKAHST'S r.XI"'MTK
l-'Oll l'HKSIItKXt'Y t
FRANK ItKISXKR. .
City Treasurer.
Rugene, Oregon, March 23, lltits.
New Trrk, March 23. Thomas 1.
STUI AT TJIK iHVKH liiillCl:! ,.
Bring ynur. work tn Smitherman's.
bbou aira rarriBK s.iop. Jir. u- . ,i1P(P ,(..,.. ,i henllniri lml.
kinson, the well-known htacksmlth, B m. '
you breathe, reaching the mot
mote air cells In thejtose, thr:):t and
'lungs, killing all catarrhal g;rms and
resloriug health to the mucous mem
brane." The use of llyomel Is like a rura
'tlve Internal air. bath,, and has the
same anllsenttc and healing ertect
as the air where the pine forests give
Aa Interesting Interv'ew Was re
cently obtained wltlim L. T. Cooler, j
the young man w hiwe theory and i
medicines have create 1 such a .,n-1
satfon during the .la- ;.'ur.
f Mr,- C'ooiH" "'iking of the re-1
t'titrkabie sm-ce-s in jii medicine, ;
hnd this to sv n "'" "'.ilect;" ''My j
medtelr remi'ate t',. i-toiach. That t
I. why ft Is urcefni. The humnp
.fltontaeh totiy has become degu-
erate. ar- I? (hi caue for -mosi lit.
healt. In the horv, the dog. audi
tho wllil anlmaU g'Mi'ial!v. you i
rn nerv:i t'xhaust Ion, no chronic tle-
bllity. Thev are not shut up dav ef-'
er dny With practically no exercise, j
and ttjrv' re nni a'' 4 to snilf li..,n.
selves with fori when their bodies i
have, not - had enough work to .ius
tlfy it. The human r.ic Ins heerv 1
doing thii for yeirs, and V ok at the
r"sult half of the pennle are t
idainlng or nnor health, not i-ai
llliuss Just, halt-sick, tire I, droopy
feeling. They rinn't rea'lv. . Know
what Is the inntt-r with them.
" know ti,. the troub'o Is
caused bv weak, r.v M'worked stom
achs. 1 l-iv proved this with my
medicln-? to many thousands of poo
Plii lu :iv"it ol '.'.lit; Ic'idirg c".iua of.
this .t .ii' lit ;. c.ln.".'t lo do . the
siine- ihli: ; I". R.-r " e,.Ni V"-r. This'
Is the f H. (I,,, (icinand for
my pivi'.irrtl.in." ,
i. Among lho-e who hiiVo rHentt'
been converted rn C.nipervj theory Is
Mr. ' ,.. niow-i of S Hancock
street. V.'lnfhefter, Mass. .Mr. llrown
laxative Bromo Quinine
USCD THZ WORLD OVEtt TO CURE A COLO III ONE OAT.
llisgen. Who was tne Hearst canli- uiin.,aiso a urai-ciass rainier Breathe the henllnir and Invliror-
date for governor of Massachusetts, a,'d upholsterer from the Kast. i-Al'inting Hvomei 'and see how" qulrltlv
has been sprung hy.thelHearst pniiers I work guaranteed. , New rigs made to j ,you vU RPt rf!lu,f frnm catarrh. If
as. a likely candidate for president j order, ,, ,- al6 it does not help you thorn will not. be
on: the Independence League ticket. K"- . ; " " - , . penny's expense, as Hull's drug
However, ther la-a atrlngUo theM The Oregonlan ot the 10th Inst., I ... , rBf,mrt tho money tr
boom, as Mr.-Hearst, may -be the can- PtS column rS,. .ttatre that via j lt r.lfts to-cure. The cothploto 'Hvo-
i uu. ea wireiess ,.ieiegrapn i-o. ineimci outfit costs only l.
Av station t Mare, Island a nan-, , v i i " r"
A XKW ItKAt TATK ViRM
Thmn hnvlnir farm, rltfihnt Innla
ir. rtisgen nas become prominent i uur pruierreu sioca now
through his attacks upon the, Stand-! Il,a0. We exixact; anothor advance
.ueigro April i .
WIRELESS .WOODRUFF.
didate himself.
The league w'll hold Its convention
I immediately ; following ' the Denver 1 8aKe was -received from the battle-j,
convention. 1 J 1 "ehip Maine, of the fleet, 2600 , miles
flrit Otl Cnmnnnv nnA nlh., .n
! t Inns ' . .
His parents are Germans, and the
trouble his - father had with- the
Standard OH caused the son to fight
that corporation at every opportunity.
In remember the lull name. Look
'Jui signature on every box. 26o.
Wny buy new clotHes when we can
! make your old ones look like new
;at Eugene Dye Works, Sixth and Wil
lamette streets. tf
WE CAN SUPPLY-' '
Your wants with wood OaV, Ma
Fir, and Ties. " Also Coal.
W'LLIAMS TRANSFKR CO.
i - Phone Black 114V
A ponts lor Petalitma Incubators
and Brooders.
CHAMRRtS HARD WARP.'
relinquishments, city nronertles.
business houses o. merchandlpo for
sale should see Wilson & Nichols,
over Linn's Drug Store, as they are
in touch with Inrestors In nearly ev
ery state In the Union.
has this to say of his experience with
the now medicine:--. "For, over seven
year I suffered with catarrh of tho
stomaeh, and Tor tho uast Tear I waa
lame wlrh rheumatism, t attrthuted
this to my tttomnch trouble, as my cir
culation was very poor. What food lK
nte would turn ta trns nlmrtpt nt one.
1 wotiM hav a sensation of bloating,
and would hsvp to belch frequently'
to relieve this. My heart also he
came nffected, and I would sudden
ly become dltxy and havi palpita
tions. 1 was tired nnd dull and des
pondent ct all times. X Inst a ureat
ical of P!sh. and was nervous and
deprosed. This went on for over
'oiven ' veav. although I spnt hun
dreds oT dollars trylnn fo relief.
"When foonor was In Boston I
hoard a koo; dal I'bout hit Ideas on
"tonif"h trouble, Xex. one or two
frlinds told me that his medicines
had Kreat!y bnlped thorn. I purchased
('ime of the New Discovery medicine.
vToday 1 am perfevtty well: I sleep
I'lte a boy, "in ent anything and havo
no rheMTimtim or heart trouble. I
no Ifin-r-- l'fivrt nnve's on my slom
ai 'n, and 1 fel as I did years ago. No
ont' could be more astonlhM by
these fai'ts than myself. Thoy are
r imarkHlile, lott tr. This is In
deed a wonderful medicine." '
The Cooper preparations havo been
mere widely sold and discussed siu,C.o
lieiug Introduced than anythlnic of -the
kind ever before 1 -'sold hy drug-'
irlni. We .sell them .and explain
their nature. Hull's lied Cross Drug
Store.
ANNOUNCEMENT ' ; ' ' ;
320 acres , of governnient timber
Innd for location. Price for locatlOK.
$300. 40 acrns relinquiehmcnt near
Creswell tor $75. ' ,
. .HOWE! & nitOY,
'' ' 'm42 Wlllametto St.
G. IT. Irish . wishes to announce that he has
.: puaehased the GROCERY stock of'VB'. A.
. . : Allen, & Co., located at 55 east 9th St., and
carries at! alP times 'the hest brands. of
. ; Groceriks) -Fi.our and Fekd. We have bur
own delivery wagon and all goods delivered
proiriptlj'. . y '
FRESH SUPPLY OF OAT AND VETCH HAY
WE AIM TO PLEASE
Phone
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'FRANK E.'DUNN
FRANK E. DUNN
Store Opens at & a. m. closes 6 p. m. daily except Saturday
,McCLL PATTERNS AR.E MOST POPULAR,
Absolutely no goods returned to the stielvasThey must bej sold
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MAILORDERS
Make your choice qvickly as
delay may mean disappoint
ment.. Be careful as to sizes,
' color, etc. All orders carefully
and promptly filled.
Prices As Represented
off in many departments
Must Reduce Stock A: Big Sacfifire
to Remoilel Store
You Get Our
:" '; Profits . '
, in addition to Our Loss
, ;at this Big Sale
EXTRA SALES PEOPLE
oa.urday was the Greatest Day that our store has ever witnesse 1, overflowing; with people. To those who wi could not wait on. wa would ba olcased mhave von rail A,', U ...tn L..i i.-
, , , , , , ,v tv.rw auu WW. will UU UUr DCSl lO
WKe care of you. please notice additional items. We expect to make this sale one that you will never forget. Before this ad went to press today crowds of people were taking advantage of the' sale. ' '
Dress Goods:..;
All wool bide and brown mixture, 4 0-ln.!
lSc -value .'. .' !t(lc'
tiiu" wo' Rreen and M p'alc1, 38-'n- J2C
Ui;ht ?ray and blue novelty, suitable for'
waisting, 35-in.cheg wide; valuf 75r,
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Brown all wool , 8erge, 36-inches. 6,r,c
ue , , . Km-
Blue all wool voll, 44-Inchcs, 5c valm-.
' ; -.-.'. .' 4c
blw ""I'e French Luter, 36-inrhfS.
"IJr, Jl.no value . . ,,,ni:
Black silk. warp wool taffeta, $1.75 vhIiip.
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Hose.
Misses' Hose, 12 Vi'c values; sale
Notions..
" An elt'Kiint lino of cotton wash braids, Biiit
ablo for trlmminRs; any wash material, all
colors, on sale, per yard :c
' Children's white knit under waist, aft' 2
to 11 years, sale 'ISc
Hall and socket faslnerers, best quality,
kt dulten Ic
I'eets ho'iks and ey . . c
The Rapid Hook and Kyes; the best made.
, value loc; salo ''
Silk Kentherlmne; all colors. 20c uradon
5aie I2'c
The
Big Kemnant
Sale
on ;
all week
Lace Curtains...
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Several pairs of odd Curtains, Aral, Ian and
While Net, at way below cost. Hero's your 1
. chanca to gut t great bargain, y, -"'
$3.00, $ .1 . r, 0 and $4.00 Arabian and white
net Nottingham and Ruffled Oragndlo 'Cur
tains; salo 92.-IH
Linings.
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2llo silicas; sale. , lie
Ulack fancy perrallne linings. Sii'linhes
wide; value 2.ric; sale 1 .. . . I:ic
Ileautlfiil lluo of Moreen for underskirts,
In tan, blue, ureen and sevcra,! oilier shades;
5 iic values; on sale' . ....'.,... j .... . HOc
Caqets
'uriissfllls carpels cheap at 90c, sale . . nc
llriiHsells, $1.25 'value' . . ... ! ; ,'. , ... ;lc
' .Velvet Carpet, $1.00 70C
Uta of remnants of enrpet ,ai ono-thlrd -off
of regular price.
rteduotlon in wool Innraln carpets.
. .Don't ovurlook our big shoe bargains,
Tapestry...
fi4-inrh tanestrv. In vrei.n m,i ,n,i ,rn
ian a mi reu; nbe values . .ic
r.O-lnrh Itomiui strlie, sale'. , . .
lerkeley Cambric, I kc value ...
' I'lllOW tilbfm, 22c vnliiu' . , . . . . ',
j a lroad Fare Paid by Us
road Fare paid to the store from any
rm nLane county, including Harrisburg,
r county, to all buying goods to the
fount of Twenty-five Dollars ($25)
wday', purchase.
EVERY REDUCTION GUARANTEED ABSOLUTELY AND POSITIVELY AS ADVERTISED
569-575 Willamette St. Phone, Red 1411
Frank
Remember all that '
you saw advertised
last week will be on sale
illth
is month