THK FCGESEDATTCI UL'AftU, iniii.il. "
ONJJTTLE B0
His Hands were a Solid Mass, and
Disease Spread All Ovfir His Body
In Four Days the ChilfOvas
Entirely Cured Mother Strongly
RECOMMENDS (ftTICUKA
SOAP AND OINTMENT
LOCAL BASEBALL
SEASON OPENS
! NEXT SUNDAY
"One day we noticed that ourIttle
boy wail alt broken out with itching
ores. We flint noticed it on hia UttJo
hand. Hia hand were not aa had
then, and we didn't think anything
aerioua would nult But the next day
we heard of the Cuticura itemed iua ming
bo good for iUihiiiK bo run, etc., thut I
thought I would get them. By this
tirnn the riixtai" had spread all over hia
body, and his hand wwo nothing but
a solid mailt of thin iU-hing riitwaw. I
went to the drug store and purrhaftod
a box of Cuticuru 8oap end one hox of
Cuticura Ointment, and that night I
stripped my little hoy and took the
Cuticura 8 ap and lukewarm watr and
washtMl hi til well. Then I dried him
with a soft bath towel, and took the
Cuticura Ointment and ruhhed him
thoroughly with it. I did this every
evening before I put him to ImhJ and in
three or four nights he was entirely
cured. You have my perm Ish ion to
f)ublih this lxv-aijf" anybody who auf
ured m my buby did ought to know of
the Cuticura Remedies', 1 will Kiirelv
and gladly roeomrnend the Cuticura4
HemrtiKw, for Ihey are ft godsend to all
(differing wit li skin dineaHes. Mrs. Frank
Donahue, I'OH Fremont St., Kokotno,
Ind., tfept. 10, 1107.'
The local baseball season with the
town team will open next Sunday,
the 12th, with a game between the
Junction CU.v team and the Colts.
Jay McConfw k has again leasedthe
grounds and has appointed v-fcid
Smith as his asslHtant. Yesterday
they had a force of men putting the
grounds in first-class Bhupe for the
first game of the Benson. The June
tlon team haa been pluylng for the
laHt month and has cleaned up most
of thhe teams f the upper valley al
ready. Junction has gone baseball
KANSAS CITY
THEATRE GASES
WILL BE TRIED
Kansas City, April 10. There was !
an unexpected turn In the Sunday ob
servance theatre cases here yester
day, when Judge Wallace, of the
criminal court, admitted there was
no evidence to convict the 2000 ac-:
tors Indicted In the pant bIx monthB. ;
After long delay some of the cases '.
were about to come to trial. In thei
others Judge Wallace Qfused to!
grant a change of venue to Judge
4'orterficld, whom the state supreme
court recently declared could try the
rases, for the reason that there was
crazy this year, and will (juve an evidence to convict, even If the
closed fli'U and keep up a first-class
team. It 1h not known who will con
stitute the local team Sunday, but the
following old men will probably ap
pear In uniform, besides some new
material: Hussell, Moshberger, Har
per, ilobbs, Smith, Johnsoif and
King. The exact lineup of the enm
will bo published later.
XKW HAKi:it.l,fi VIKI.I
AT KM) OK CAK
I.I.N I
PIMPLES
And Blackheads Prevented and
Cured by Cuticura.
Oently smear the face with Cuticura
Ointment, the great Skin dire, hut do
not nil). Wash on tbo Ointment in five
minute Willi Cutioura Heap and hot
water and continue to bathe the face
freely for some minutes, itepeat morn
ing and evening. At other times iiko
hot water and Cuticura Boap for bath
ing the face as often as agreeable.
Onmi't tiitirnat And lntrrnnl Trratmrnt for
Every Humor of Irifjuiut. rhlMrr-n. and Aihilu
ctitalRU of nilli'urn Humi 126c.) In Cli-nnse thfl Skin,
Utitlnira ointment (WJc.i to Ili-nl thn Hkln. ni.a
Culli-nrn Itcolvenl (Wk,(orln the form of ('iKieolmo
f-ulll t'tutt. Cullcun llouk on Bkln Dlaeaiei.
Tho Btreet car company Is reported
to have under consideration the plan
of building a baseball field at the end
of their cnrline In the OroHs addition.
Tho Hecreation Park field can only
bo hail for twenty-five per cent of
the grons reclpts over which man
agers me Inclined to complain, and
then the old park Is rather Inacces
sible, the crowds either having to
walk to reach them or pay a good
sized fee to ride In a carryall.
;i:.uv TKA.M WINS
FKOM CKXTHAIj I'liAVKKH
An oxcl:ltig game of baseball wa
played at the Lincoln park Thursday
rvenli)!! between the Central and
(leiiry f-nnis. The score resulted 13
to 12 In favor of the Henrys In tho
10th Inning. The tennis had previ
ously played two tin gnmes, and are
very evenly matched. The batteries:
(leary, Hamilton and Coffman; Cen
tral, Wray and Hussell.
Portland lost tho sixth straight
game to San Kranclsco ycBterday, 8
to 1. At I.os Angeles, I.os Angeles,
4; Oakland, 1.
ANNOUNCEMENT
G. II. Irish wishes to announce that he has
puachased the GROCKRY stock of B. A.
Allen & Co., located at 55 east 9th St., and
carries at all times the best brands of
Groceries, Flour and Fhkd. We have our
own elivery wagon and all goods delivered
promptly.
FRESH SUPPLY OF OAT AND VETCH HAY
WE AIM TO PLEASE
Phon. g y ID ICU
53 Etit
9th Slrmt So
LA PINE TOWNSITE
'Lornted on the Natron & Klamath Falls R. It., will bo the
shipping and thu distributing center for thu whole of Deschutes
country.
Twelve thousand shares, representing ono-qunrter Interest
ill tho townsito of La Pino, will bo sold at once for Improve
ment, preparatory to the railroad entering the ground.
S!0( VMM CUNT 1'KOliT AltSOLl'TKLV OUAUANTKKl)
This la no nlr-llno to tho moon, or "gold brick deal," but
la backed up by the best land In Oregon.
Tuetdlrectors of La Pino townsito lire nil reprcientatlvo
men of tint Btiite, giving you absoluto s.-cttrlty of the enter
prise. Write: I.A PINK TOWNSITK XiMINV,
41:1 hVuton llullilllig, Portland, Oregon.
Or call on Mr, A. Kckmnii, Hoffmuii House,'
Eugene, Oregon, t For a few days only.)
0 FARMERS, LOOK HERE! 0
0
We have a number of Two-Horse
Reversible Harrows to close out
$30.00
8
8 inch 16-bladc $28.00 8 in 18-blado
JO inch 18-bhdc $32.00
These are extension heads, and all makes. We must have
the room. These are cut prices. We only have
about 8 or 10 of them, so come early
0
cases were brought to trial.
Notwithstanding the admission of
the court, Judge Wallace declined to
grant the change of venue and told
the attorneys that the defendants
must appear In court or forfeit their
bonds.
The supreme court will no be ap
pealed to to compel Judge Wallace to
transfer all the theatre cases to Judge
Porterfleld a division of the court.
governor imm
makes abokess
(Continued from Pago Or.)
of home rule which until now mj
have seen fit to reserve to them
selves? I cannot believe It. Upon
the contrary, I believe that th limit
ations upon state and federal govern
ments, the nice balancing of the pow
ers of each, and of the different de
partments in each, which have been
so efficacious III the past, will be
malnlnliied In their full vigor in the
future.
"Therefore, discharging all of our
responsibilities as citizens of a coun
try, refusing to surrender our rights
of citizenship In nny degree, let us so
live that tho heroism exemplified on
this and other American battlefields
may not be simply a tradition, and
tho national wisdom of our forefath
ers a mere legend, but that through
us and those to come America will
reach her full destiny hi the perma
nent estublisbmen of a perfect un
ion, which shall not bo for today nor
for tomorrow, but forever, and bo so
established that It will be for all of
the people, and that their govern
ment Bhall not perish."
SPECIAL CITY KLKCTItlX
Notice Is hereby given that, a spec
ial election will bo held In the city of
Kugene, Saturday, April lth, 1908,
at which tho following propositions
will bo submitted to-tho legal votors
of tho city for approval or rejection:
1. An lntlatlve bill filed In the
oflfce of tho city recorder January 4,
1008, providing for the amendment
of sections luo and 112 of tho city
charter. The ballot i title of this
measure states the purpose of the act
to be to strike out authority to lssuo
$ 100,000 of elocerlc light bonds and
$75,000 of gas light bonds, and to
Increase the Issuable water bonds
from 1100,000 to 1300,000, fix the
character and manner of Issuing such
bonds and the distribution of water
revenues, authorize condemnation
proceedings In building water plant,
provldo for a water board and fix
Its duties.
2. An Initiative bill filed In the
office of tha city recorder January 4,
1908, to amend the city charter by
adding a now section, 135, providing
for the prohibition of burials with
in the city limits.
3. Proposition to purchase for the
sum of $140,000 the water plant and
property of the Willamette Valley
Company according to the offer of
said company filed In the office of the
city recorder March 21st, 1908.
The following qualified doctors
were appointed to act as Judges of
said election, and polling places se
lected as follows, fo
FIRST WARD S. It. Williams, E.
U. Miimmey and l. J. Mcl'horaon,
Mummey and McPheraon designat
ed as clerks. Polling place, truck
house, No. 271 Kast F.leveuth
Street.
S10CO.N1 WARD r. R. Lakla, Rob
ert Cherry and W. S. Moon; Chrr
ry and Moon designated as lerks.
Polling place, Hook and I.ttdder
room la tho cHy hall building, No.
2 9 Kast KlgUth 4roet.
Tlllltl) WARD-Sherman HolW, R.
S. Ilrysou a William O. Martin;
llrysH atui Martin 4ust4)iAli ns
clerks. Idling plitce, Hlhjr'
h(M, 1 Wo aVveatk. trM.
FOURTH WAID-I). K. Torim, 0.
F. lliir aid . P. New: Hard tad
Ness 4csiiated as clerks. Poll
ing pince. Wllkins buildli, !
West F.lghth street.
Polls to be opened at 8 o'clock a.
m. and rinsed at 7 p. in. on said ISth
day of April. 190S.
H. F. MOHltlS, RrWder.
Newland's Easter Carnival Safe
Beginning Saturday April, 1 1 and Ending Saturday, April
. . t t . . , r t CwIrtTMCiWc Fvnts ever held in thJ fn a
We are eoin lo turn the week: betore taster into one 01 Kri " - nnaw a
' i .u . i orh.Yh vn., have ever lent the honor ot ypurffiftsejice. Easter Sunday cnm;S ,l """t
mau I one 01 inc mun - ...... . ....
AprU 19th. it is lafe to presume that more people wUI make special preparations tor tins taster tnan tor many years past
tis"rt l.
" n . .... . t j j . : 1 1 u t- l .
... . 4 . -. -...II V-t nirm t ,lf!n mil OdV dUU LUliaWJUtHHI ...wv wut It W OUT Vrhn ..'H
ness tnis year almost guaramtti mi wt ytw. u.v . ,, . . : ri w'u paaV;.,.
. ut: tt ... a i r d.-.j. ti.. .in u in better condition to cater to your Easter Wan, .l. 8 Wtt
in i ne worn nnnuai un-M i - ,uan
during
Make;
... . tvt . l-ii -u ;:. in rvrrv rlcoartment of the store in order to aid a.ni InA. ...... . . "J
g tne Last W ees we idhii uiiu r '""'Obuyn,
: a list of your Easter wants and come to our Easter Carnival where style, dependability, satisfaction and low prices can b had all j"
fiEAUTIFUL WASU LAWNS
Carnivtl C3r
Week yard
During Easter Carnival Week we
will hold a sale In the wash
goods section and prices will be
exteremely low for different
goods. Several thousand yards
of lawns usually sold at lc
will be on sale for the week
th yard . . 5c
ya$
Dttrina Kster Carulval Wo f
Will hW a sale in the GlBg
tm wr.lkin. Ilundr4 of
fmrda ot the very Iwsl anroa
rtuatft glnthmn worth more
wilt ba on sale for the week
6c
Beautiful Easter rr.br3idei.es
For soveral days beginning Sat
urday you will have a chance to
buy all kinds of Embroideries
some flno swiss from wide Corset
Cover down to the narrow edging:
One KjMM'lal Lot, yard tic
We will have a lot of Embroidery
Special for this sale many of
them are good 10c values, your
choice of the lot, for seven days
at tr
ibe) yard .JC
4itc Values, yard 115c
Others at, yard 10c
Fine Swiss lodging at from 12 l-2c
to 3.1c
If you ncc4l embroidery attend this
Sale
The Lac9 Sale Easter Price 5c
Beginning Saturday morning,
April 14, we will have on sale for
the Easter Carnival Week, new
lot of lace will be added to our Sc
lace and embroidery counter mak
ing the best values we have yet
offered. Wido Torchons, worth
lBo the yard some extra tine Val
lace worth 10c a yard, and in the
lot you will find some two-thread
lace, worth double sale price,
the tr
yard C
Easter Sale in Silk
Dlack Taffeta silk, 36 Inches wide,
sold all over town for 11.60 to
1.75 the yard. Our price, for
two weoks,
the yard $1.25
$1.00 black Peau do Sole Silk will
be on sale for two weeks at,
the yard 00c
Plaid and check Silks for Walsta
or Shirtwaist Suits, 11.00 val
ues, at the yard UUc
Newest Corsets for Easter
Some now styles In Corsets have
boen received, and prices will be
reduced:
SHTlnl Carnival Offering
All 11.25 and 1.50 Corsets will
be on snle for the week at $l.ii
Nice Girdles at .50c
Uo'Kl style Corsets at Mir
Corsots at 65c
Men's Easter Hats
XKW SI'KIXU STYLE.
W ar showing the finest of
new Spring blocks, fur the Spring
trade. They combine with style
tha best wearing qualities put In
to hats al these prices. They re
tain their shap boiler and longer
than other mahra at tha price:
(fit .SO, $2.00, $2.30, jl.1.00
. EASTER GLOVES
A new Suit at Easter without a
new pair of Gloves Is an unfinish
ed costume.
Our glove stock Ib very complete
In all sizes and different qual
ities. Special Carnival offer
ings, ladies' black lisle finish
Cloves at ' O
per pair 6Jv
Superior quality, fast black Lisle
. Cloves, two clasp, nicely taped,
per pair JJKs
LADIES' LONG GLOVES
Elbow length, lisle finish Gloves
in black and white, two-clasp,
strong and durable, excellent
val,le f Sir
per pair vw
Elbow length, Mosquetalr, two
clasp, Usle points, nicely taped
at wrist, Jlack, white, brown,
and tans, would be good value
"aloprkJ $ 1 .00
EASTER HOSIERY
Our stocl: of fancy Hosiery for
men and women is very replete in
variety, in both color and design.
During tho "last week" we shall
offer some very splendid values.
Carnival offerings:
Ladies' Lace Stockings, 25c
A splendid assortment of ladies
Lace Stockings many are good
35c values, will be on sale
per pair e&rSls
v 50s Values at 35c
Another lot of Ladies' Stockings
in white and assorted browns,
good 50c values, on t
sale, at, pair JjC
Others at 12 1-2 and 15c. Splen
did values In Children's Stockings.
EASTER SALE-BELTS
Hundreds of ladles' Belts for
Easter wear will go on sale, Sat
urday, April 11th.
Some are white wash Embroid
ered Belts with Pearl Buckles, oth
ers leather, silk, etc., In many
styles. Embroidered Wash Belts,
with heart shaped pearl buckles,
worth 50c. The, buckle alone
worth more than our r
sale price, each OC
25c Wash Beltsppearl
buckles at 15c
Leather Kelts, Elastic Belts, Silk
Ik-Its.
All 50c Belts a f
All 60c Belts U.
All 65c Belts 1
35c Belts on sale at 24c
LACE CURTAINS
One lot white Lace Curtains. 45
Inches wide and 3 C 1 "S rf
yards long at pr . p I
A very pretty design, 3 yards long,
and extra wide, worth one-third
more than p 1 f
this price ,J I . jU
Fine quality, beautiful design and
would be good values nt $2.25;
Pair $2.00
$6.00 values In fine Swiss Cur
tains, only a few at CP A f
pt $j.4y
CCRTAIN' MATERIAL BY YARD.
One piece of fine Bretonette 72
liu-heo wide: usually sold at 50c,
on sale for two weeks A (
at, yard ,3,UC
Witching Easter Waists
There Is not a desirable stylo made in Waists for thi
ut you'll find represented here. All tnt a.W lB Sprint
in cu a i nun ciiuno u ..v-.ouiv.u ucoi(,ns urn SriOWn in .
vpnr mir von 11 null I em cacuieu uo e. All ina nr.... j .
Our White Waist collection Is especially large,
fering.
Some $2.00 Values vrlll bo on Sale at $Mh
We have a lot of different styles In White Lawn wi
of which are splendid values at $2.00. Some are long suil M!lle
In front, others with three-quarter sleeves, open in ha-i, S.lee' "Ws
lot will be sold
at
The
entirt
Prico $1.48
$1.48
(.fjfF!
$1.48
Sale
Price
Another Lot Actually Worth $2.00 at $1. MM
Here is anotner Duncn or wmte L.awn waists and not a one in the
loi uui mat. is worm 9.u: a numoer oi airiereni styles.
JjiS.OO Values in Easter Waists at
A tntrd lot oi wmte Lawn waists, many ot which are splendid
$3.00 values, all with three-quarter sleeves, open in the bark, your
cnoice
at.
$2.48
Easter Dress Goods and Suitings
Splendid bargains here all week In the New Spring Suitings and
Staple Dress Goods. Special Carnival Offering:
Several
ama,
pieces light Chiffon Pan-
regular 25c values, will be
sold out at 1 ft
yard 1 ZfC
5Sc and 60c light Spring Suiting,
will be on sale for two weeks, at
yard.. 49C
65c
the yard for Chiffon Pana
ma in all the best shades-
fine even weave.
New Spring Suiting
worth 5Sc the yard
and many Staple
Dress Goods, worth
60c the yard, will
be on sale at the yd
EASTER
49c
PRICK
Easter Wash Goods Showing
Thousands of yards of Lawns, Challls, Batiste, Chiffon, Panama,
Swiss, Muslin, Shandal Silks, Spring Suiting, etc., all ready for your in.
spectlon. No other local store will give you such values la Wash
Goods this Spring as we will. Come to this store, we offer you the
lowest prices. Special Carnival Offerings:
FIXE QUALITY OK BATISTE
12 l-3c, 15c, 18c yd.
Polo I)e Sole at yard . . OSc
DOMESTIC POXfiKK, 0c YD.
Sluindni Silk. 2.V yd.
Beautiful Swiss Applique, yd..30f
Men's Easter Furnishings
During Easter Carnival week we will offer some special bargains
In boys' and men's furnishings.
Sl.2.1 Shirts for $1.11)
All of our men's newest $1.25
Shirts in both golf and negli
gee, in a big range of patterns,
including a lot of Pongee Silk
snu-ts,
Choice of lots
Knstor llui'gafns In Men's Hats
A lot of $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00
Hats all put up in one lot and
you can have your choice while
they last
$1.19
at
99c
We will sort up and put hi one lot
at one price, a lot of men's and
boy's Dress Shirts. The regu
lar price of tluse Roods Is 50c.
60c, 75c, 9Uc AQr
choice t'"
$1.25 Shirts 00c
Another lot of Shirts, some are
regular $1.25 Dress Shirts, oth
er $1.00 values; but the line ii
broken and will sell them
at
each
69c
R.. W. NEWLAND,
EUGENE,
OREGON
FATHER IDENTIFIES
BODY OF BIS SON
(Cootlnucd from Pte Oae.)
Tenth street. As ion ns the cover ! tier huvtn
was lilted from the face of the rnrpv
Mr. Johnson declared:
"Yes; it's my son
fed." ! wna kllla.1 inf. I .1 1 r r m 1- Sla .lr tOBf
The features had changed very lit-; three years ago, instead of five vears! row at io a. m'the funeral Mr"
tU aince the young man left home, i ago. as stated hv tho hnv'. nnln.n. h. .mj'.i' i c.nrnon's
Hh,;'r,lhVl Me,M.ly the bo(,y -N!r-! lon who ws with him at the time of taking chapel. Mr. Johnson &
Johnson showed the coroner a stiff the fatal accident Th 1, 1..... 1 non invito, ail citizens of !
finger on one of the hands, the mem-- no mother. Mr John. hi'n .,,,.-1 .inii, ii ns others, to it-
been Injured a number ofiried a second timo Tho i.,Jv. u,
years ago.. at Forty-third and Vinton streets I -
I he young man was aged 19 years. Omaha. sirens rf
- mouths and 2S days at the time he The body w.ill be buried in the 1. 1 are o form an o, g.iniatioB at on
MOON , TINGLEY,
gagrg?T.g-''i'w;Tri
MERCHANTS BAMH
EUGENE, OREGON
(iJo.s a Gcnci
Business on
Conservative Linos
IHI;"
0 ' M r'. IIOII HIS, l!i ,,.-r. ' "YM; "-.- -' """i
I l'Rig!iMiiHW A;B, as k - . -1
"isz&zu g BEHBi&d Affair B-tfTSiBPa OLL i uIfyhav
-n.nl rsn iiedpifjis - zr llJzA
..NEURAKIA. . e"d".. V?T5wf3iSV fV f
c SCIATICA. " ' i They ReKve Pain I
I r rt Durum nwu - M v..f rf o jjlZJ-- r.. I .
I Bankins? l! ,ttnLuiinirjii V 1 r ' viuiCKiy, leaving; ""'frl
BACKACHE. y ayG-7 Q V bad After-effects I
r II liil 111 VIIUC-V jr l 1 y W s. wf-f'ffffffrtffiirri'i 1
V-sidcnt. I n.cxncce ... ' V - - tN I
I: 1 STOMACH. U f.'iO - V , -,. , S?n
i I Slelessmlss , JrurP l3 rts 25 Cents
8 r ... 1 V AND THE PA,N 13 6NE. Never Sold inBuM
wv
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Cor;rth and WilUmcttc