Eugene daily guard., April 14, 1908, Image 7

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KlliKXK MISICAL KKST1V Al,
Kvt'iiing of April 1 1
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April
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WINTER HAS
BEEN MILD
AND DRY
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EUGENE WILL BE
REPRESENTED AT
ROSE FESTIVAL
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I itfowltiR is a summary of woalh- A media,: of the- b.iar.1 of ;;.ni'rn- .'tri7?PiJWr
it i on, I!! Inns in Orison during the , oi s ol lw I'ninin.'ii'i.il . : i.l as lii'lil j J(r V"RJ j J' j ' ' 1 i
winter. a rivpi.r.l l.y thv .-.! hrr' las! instil. Ii as dechi. l tlutl thci I r Vi'Hj'H I vifc5t-V
Dir. ail at r..rlan.l: q m itumlwr of X. I...,l lUilasiiu-j I f " fiy JivKt
The wrath, r .liirina the w six io ile..te.l t.i tiio rniverv.ty of Or." I j l-riKfl B
- Two Coim-rta on l"lll
( Vl'lorlKKiii iiml Kvoiiini!)
IT.". t'HUKl'S IT.".
III oi' HI-STKV (U
(I S()I.O!S 'I
mouths v.aO'H J'11'
i)rv, with no st(Tiii
Cilv.
TiUM'.ay Kvi-nini:, "Holy
Wriliii siUiy i. in., Symphony ( oiiri ii
VoihH'Mlii):l-:vi"lihli'ii l.oKiiil."
IrSS lluill
in l!io vaiii
rainv days i
Inn iho oas
b- sin 'Mil : I t
viM'itn'r. ami
Si'ais now selling lit Burd
-o. Phone likn-k
ham':
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UiO SVMl'IIOXV OHCHKSTKA, Al'UIL i-l-13, KIGKXK MISICA1, rl.SllVAI., IMVKIISITV,
VILLAIil) HALL.
Sini;to concert $l.aO
Soason tlikeis to turoo concerts $:!
Automobile Livery i
t i e 1. 1
AutomoDiies ror nsre
Day or Night
pjy Pbone Black J51 1 . Night Phone Black J57J
El 'GENE AUTOMOBILE LIVERY CO
E. D. VfcLTUM, Manager
69
! Paint - Paint :
Wall Paper
Wc arc now
located in
our new store
10,000 Rolls Wall Paper
Just Received
Call and See It at
PHESTON & HALES
Appreciates smoking good
cigars. It gives him relaxation.
The Mount. Hootf Cigar is a
favorite among all thinkingmen
It is positively the best JOc
Cigar on the market
Ludfordil& Haskell
Praclic.ll Painters and Decorators
cor. W. 3th and Charnelton
Phone, Red 54 JJ
Every Woman
HOWER & WOOD
ltn1 Kslntc nm Timber T.jukIs
l.jini'Ii, Ftrrm and City JrojMTty
Vour putroiiuo rt'SHHt fully
solicited.
iEoum i, ovtT First Nut. Iwuik
mm
-NteJ XTBtTi
'yt J i
li.'li', inilil ami
colli ii-ils aiiti
S, , ..M.I tl.-.l.tr Ml N..-;
:t i ii; t'rtii it li'ir 1 y until ml ot
Mari-li. IJuriut; i'iin!iM- tht-.- wai
a in.iii-ril ,'iv-s in iir.'i'inii:
ii n iln (iast ami I'asratlr rami's
oi tuoiititahis, ami on tinnl rali j
spiMl Inmi I ho li'.th to Mio 2 1st. wiu'ii;
tin toni ptrnt uros in thf w.-sli'in iMiin- 1
ti.'; wciv sliulitly lu-inw tin- tiot uii;
point and in tlio t astern r-mnti.'s
frotn 1 to dt'urt'i'! Iowim tlian the
froorlii? nohit. but only two Millions
I r.'poriod zoro loinporai nri-s. Not
. wit IwtandinK rains ooimuti'iI almost
J daily In January, tlio total utnuunt
was small ami ly tho ond of tho
month thoro was a doficlomy of near
ly two hud. os. whioli was ptoport inn
ally uroaiost in tho east on, i tunnies.
Tho roldost woathor of tho season
oocurred during tho first throe days
in Kebruary. when zero temporal tires
woro roportod in nearly every eastern
ooumy, and tompeatures from 10 to
30 do.uroos ahovo zero In tho west
ern ooiintios. This cold spell was of
short dura-Mon and followed hy mllil
weal her during tho remainder of the
month. Tho Fohruary precipitin Ion
was deficient lu all counties, and
hardly any snow foil In tho cultivated
valleys. About tho middle of March
thoro were throe or four days with
heavy rains and mild temperatures,
which caused alt rivers to run hank
full am! numerous washouts occurred
alnntf t.ho railroads in the eastern dis
trict. Kroquent light frosts occurred
In March, and In tho higher sections
thoro woro a number of killing frosts.
Ho Ciot W'luxt Ho Xeoded.
and a n iiiilmt
t he buildings o
ill be printed, tuv
. :.t ' en lv in.'liilter
At a r f.ular nte
li.'f t ho beard t.f r;
of i
ilu
lo pb t Uli S
- insunitiou
with .irticies
- i ;ho fa.-uhy. '
tit's ui r.e eiuh.
I'Miiii ...Iiiiuni- 1
;'ie ii.. t:;.r ui' i ti ut bein.; rep
1 1 M'siii d at the 1 ot ; ..i iid i u.-o fc: iv.tl
w.i; l.:k.';i Hp ami tiiui.emalv d
i il-'.l. i.ent i:e It. Tliomas, repro-
.ui ui the ii - ival com mitt o I com
i tie t ui ; land I 'ommorcui I club, w.is
pr.cnt a mi uracil the club to take
aiiu'u. It was decided to expend
.ieeial hundred iloliars in stMuo man
ner thai will atiravt aiientaoi. The
mombors ot the club were not alio
?:e:hor in favor of a float, but a par
ade of Mug no girls on horseback
and of members ot t he L'omiiioreial
club unlituiiily dressed In white
seemed :o bo favored. lavid Linn,
Frank McAllister and V. A. 1U11
were apiioinied as a coiiimitloe on
tho mailer.
liesolutions thanking tho Thimble
club and tho Thursilay AfLernoon
club for l ho si reel pennants woro
passed and resolutions on the paving
of tho n: reels around tho park
squares were adopted. They arc as
follows;
Whereas, tho city of Kugeno Is
now engaged in improving and pav
ing several of Us t hot onghfarvs and.
Whereas, this improvement ts tho
greatest adorlisoment that La no.
county and hugone. Its county soul,
could have, and
Whereas,, tho streets Him'oundlng
tho county park, partly nw iW d by tho
county of Lane, If uupaved. will bo
.i detriment to tho adjoining streets.
therefore, bo it
Resolved. That the Kugouo Cotn
inoroial club, hi mooting assembled,
Ih emphatically In favor of Hooing tho
immm
"Nino yonrR ago it tookod ns If my
tlmn had come," says C. Farthing,
of Mill Crook, I ml. Tor. "1 was so
la interiLMi tnd itionlri km
atniiit Uie wuinlrrfnl I
MARVEL Whirling Sprcy .
Tbe notr Tl".l .7rl Ai;m ;
Alo.t I Dlivvnient. , I"" ui'nii i imi 1 1 1 1- iiit.i., mi . .
'. 'slenili'r inroad. It was tiion unit my
IdniKKlst roromnionili'il Klortric mt-
ti'rs. I bought, a liottlo ami I Kot
what I ni'Oiloil stri'iii.ll). 1 hmt one
foot In 1lio Krnvo, hut Klci't rlr? lUt-
ltrn put It. back on tho turf ac.ain, and
j I'vo born woll evor Binco." fold un-
).;.. ,.nl.-..-. r.t W A K!ir!t".v.!!'!"
vom roniBin drK 8torc 60C
1. nir dninl.l for II.
11 lit i'niiTiuiBiiiiiT ina
ni.,ltv.:l.. ni'i'ppt no
otlitT. hut mMkI .11111111 fnn
Itlu.lrtili.il t ik-...l.d. Tt (rlTP,
full iinrtleiilHm mill llrrilnmii tn.
l.iio-luvii lli'uit ...1.. u Htorea.
Wooclwnrfl. ClarkA M
A iniitlii'i' who is in gni 11 1 plivsii'Al
('.iitiliiion 1 nuHinils to lict-( hilil the
li!i'sinj; of 11 cm ui i-imsi it ui ii.n ;
sickly, ailing motlici's, tilt' ivwrso.
Tin. liny luU' Ininirs to horn liv
ini? n"ini'iiiSility. At sudi 11 time
ton Kii-at i al" .'aiiiiot In' Iiikcn to
Imilil up (ho inotlii'i's pcin'ial con
xtitiition, nml lvstoixi Iut feminine
svtti-m In 11 lioaltliy, noriiinl 0011
ililinn. 'l'lio :;ro;itcst, nssistanco that
liny woniiiii can have in accomplish
ing tliix. nll-iiiivrtant work is
LYDlA E. PI NKH AIM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
.Mrs. M. liihncr, of West I'liion,
S. V., writes to .Mrs. l'inklmin,
l.ynn, Mass.
1 w:o rri-atly run down In health,
luiriYriui? from a wcnlinoss peculiar to
my m'x. 1 hi'irim to lalm l.ydia K.
I'iuWhiim's Vi.jfctalilo Couipounil, and
I was not only rc-stoml to bciillh hut
I am lliu iiroini niollior of a lino baby
irirl. I wish every nick anil ailinfr
womnii would irivo l.ydia K. I'inWhaiii's
1 Vc'i-ctabli roiiiinuiui a trial."
I Mrs. Paul Oliver, of St. Mnrtiu-
villo, Ui., writes to Mrs. I'inkhum:
" For wn 1 Hutti-reil from tlm worat
I form of i.'iiiiilu troubles ami tlm doctor
! aaid I could not (,'nt well without an
,...,., ii.,,,. r.vJia B l'inklinm'a Vece-
IM I'lll lll.l Lll 11 1 1,, III lll.in in rruiiiK 1 in- 1 1 -
sl reel surroundlim Hillil park imvi'd t'OileCoinpouiid ro'.orc.l mo to pert.-i-t
ncaltu, aim 1 nuvo vim .niT-vrn,
Imliv cirl. 1 will never cvnao to
and so notlly
l.ano county.
tlm county court of
1
A Twenty-Your Senicncc.
"l havo Just completed a twenly
year health neiitiinco, liup08oil hy
llucklen'B Arnica Salvo, which cured
1110 of blecdliiK pilea Just twenty
yenra iiko," writes O. H. Woolover, of
i.i'Hiiysvlllo, N. Y. Iliicklim' Arni
ca Salvo heals tho worst noron,
burns, wounds and cuts In tho abort-1
"st tlm" arm at W. A. KuvkRudaU's I
druK store. 1
praihii l.vili K. rinkham a mcilicine.
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
Kor thirty veal's l.ydin K. l'ink
hum's Veuctulilo Comiiounil, nmili
liom roots 11 nil herlis,has Isien the
standivnl remedy for fomiili) ills.
ftnilliiisiKisilivuly runiUhoiisiindsof.
women wholmvi) hueti troiililed with
tho worst, ioiiua. Why Uout you
try ay
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LAM. STREET
TION ARE NEARLY ALL SOLD
IF YOU WANT ONE YOU'LL HAVE TO HURRY
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BLAIR STREET ADDITION
TO
EUGENE, OREGON.
Only two 'of the acre tracts and two of the three-quarter acre tracts remain unsold, and there lias been a eood sale of loh Several houses
be built in the addition this spring and summer, and other purchasers, will set out shade and fruit trees. The property was priced very
f"3Mab'; to start vith; anj rpid sale and improvomcnts made and contemplated justify an Advance of 10 Per Cent, on all unsold lots and tracts on April iStli. Blair Street Addition prfc.-ty will double in
'W m twn vaHd T. .V -.i-c. iUX it-.v.'ctmi'nf in RtiWne. k:;tisa it is ;itii,ite.-4 wherp ffhn Imim mini .....J :. o
- mu vni. T r.ic.'nr nri. ri; iiii- i'.t.ni iiivi.iliiil.iii ill i .i r -i iwu-iw u u .iiuaii.- wijl L i: iiiwii iiiiizr i-Ynni nunr i
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Just as surVac ri Am, hill Fiio-.n.-- mint prow down the main vallcv roads, wherf the pl.'-inV rna-lc ,,n ,.n f-. D-.. tl ,.,J ,.,J .i ... . i . . f .1 . . .
1u1uguv.11 ""t,- nm wuiiiv uu nuiil I UI uoua, HI1U Wl mC ,1Wfl D,in Ail I IK! Pllv hlicillMe il.ir....
sa money by investing it on easy installments in desirable real estate, you can't miss iLin BLAIR STREET ADDITION', Small Cash Payment, and vr
o . "...... UL...HV .uaas-iii tu.ue up irom rot nana, ana Where the larfjcsi! part t the city's business will always
mcy by investing it on easy installments in dcsirablcrcal estate, you can't miss ifcin BLAIR STREET ADDITION', Small Cash Payment, and your
S-:2:id strcet'wilVie graded through the addition this r;?ring--thj tix,- to buy 'c or more of the large lots, bZ'A x 1 13 feet, is NOW before the price is advan-cd ' ra
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O Arm of th fn'nv.in vc!;-knowii and rclir.b rci! estatz fJ.nlrrs will IV o-h-l . .
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()?',;ON HOxME ANDLAND CO,
HOWE & BUOY
P0CIFIC LAND CO. .
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