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THE KI UK.VE V.MI.X GCiRD. FItlHAY, APRIL 24, 1008
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is the place whenomen buy
right kind of Clothes at
the right prices
Suits
Golf Shirts.
Soft Shirts
An exceedingly strong line
soft Hats at
Good values in $1 .50 and $2.00 Hats.
Stetson Hats $4.50, and $5
Stetson Hats $5 and $6
O'Donnell SI loes $3 and $4
ROBERTS
E. C. Gulliford
Feed and Livery,
Boarding Stables
New Floor Itooin New
litilihrr Tiro Turnouts,
l'lill Creek Hinge I. Inn.
1011 Went K(h Street.
I'liono Muln Oil
MONROE
TBe HOUSEFURNISHER
We have the exclusive
sale of the noted DE
TROIT STOVES and
RANGES. Cash paid
for Second Hand Furni
ture. '
Phsne Red 5576-67 Weit Eighth St..
EUGENE .OREGON
STATIONERY
From the best in five
cents tablets to the i
Superb Crane's Linen
Lawn for social cor
respondence .'. ,'.
Schwarzschild's Book Store
306 Willamatte St..
For Snaps
in
REAL ESTATE
sec
McFALL & HEITZMAN
I Door North Hoffman House
Por Bedrock Wells
See me before contracting:
oriccs bedrock. Well drilling;
is my business and I am pre
pared to do your work in a
first class manner and at pric
es that cannot be duplicated.
Don't let your contract until
you have first seen me.
J. E. Kilborn
Phone Rti SJVI . Si7 Hijh Si.
Williams Co. Transfer
Lihl and Heavy Hauling
WOOD FOK bALE
,504 WimnntlrSU ! Eugnw, Ortcc,
I'hnne llUok II"
HOWER & WOOD
Itn1 Kdlntc and TIihImt I.amln
Itanrli, 1 -nil mid City lroNT(y
Vour imlnmaKo rt'iHt(fiilly
liollrltiM.
Itoom 1, ovit Kimt Nat. Ilnnk
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the
....$10 to $30
$1 to $2
50c and up
of Derbies and
$3.00
BROS.
Appreciates smoking good
cigars. It gives him relaxation.
The Mount Hood Cigar is a
favorite among all thinkingmen
It is positively the best 10c
Cigar on the market
A New Set of
Chairs
Why do you have OLD
SHABBY CHAIRS In your
home, when you can make them
GOOD A3 NEW for only BOo 1
A can ot Ghlnamol will work
wonders In your homo.
Bee that the Chinaman Is on
ovory can.
Soe our west bIiow window.
ASK TO 8KK OUH NEW WALL
PAPER
16-18 Went Soventh St. '
OVERTON
Wall Paper and Paint Co.
GASOLINE ENGINES
IRRIGATION, SPRAYING and
PUMPING MACHINERY
FnirlmnkH-MorNO (Junoliiio Knlnra
i i i
! flltf, .OllllUN OOmplt'tt,
I 1'nlrliaiikM ScalrH for weighing.
I KnirluinkH-MorHo Pyimiiios and Mo-
torn for power and Unlit.
I I'nlruuiliHMorso Windmills mul
I Tow or.
Fatrbaiikrt-MorHo (Jrlmh'ra, Fved
lUOplXTN, Wt'll I'lllnpN.
All flrnt quality kkhN nt lowrnt
prices nlwayH In Mock. ljllHra Utiiih.
i rtiiniK rt-piy nt luqiiirim nun quiCK
, KhlpitHMitft. Wrlto for calalogup mid
i Uriel's.
BERGEH. & BE N HDW. CO.
Agents, Eugene, 0.
FA!R0AMK. MORSE I. CO.
Honlnid, Oregon
Madame Dean's!
FRENCH
FEMALE
Pills,
A Havr, Ckhtaim Kit
i.irr rK HrrruiwMKn
M KNHTitr ATlttN. BtlEU IHOWH TO fill.
Kiifi l Htm-! Himm!v! Hallnfttotton iltmr
itittr'tl r Mmu'v liffunlfil. Svnt r
wA lr fl.i ht W'lHiM'tiil tin iu
ti lrlnl, to Ui I'sitil lor tun n llt'Vt tl.
HHU'lf r'Piv. IiiNtt on K''ttllC
LM-iiiiliit', n'-t no nutistiliiU', II onr
tlrutitUt lon not bitvu ttivux M'liU your
unlnn to tho
UIIIEO HI0IC1L CO., Bat U, llicillw, Pi.
"Sold in Eugene by W. L. Delano
f;iGAR
Julius
Goldsmith
MANY ACRES OF
WALNUT ORCHARDS
IN LANE COUNTY
.u wrnox crrv is ckxtisk rou
M UEACi: 1'li.WTKI) TO XI T
TIIKKS i'OSTMASTKK MAT.TIX
HAS HZ A( i:i:S AXI OTIIKItS
SMAIXKH OIU'IIAIIDS
,1 unction CMty, April 2 3. The Kn-
lish waluiil growers of Lane county
((titcedti the largest atrmiK In Yaw,'
Hsh walnuts in Oregon to be elas-wlu-re,
hut for quality of trocs set out
I-iiuo county claiiii to hold first
place. One of the larm-st, If not the
larcHt, grafted Kngllrih walnut
grovfi In the United Stah' in owned
one inilo north of this plane, on tlic
main line of the Southern Pacific, by
rorftnuiter A .K. Wlurtln, of .Junc
tion (,'liy. Tills grove c.UKi-iis of i
a'-res of the Kraft"d Mayette and
l-'ranqiieUe varieties, grafted on the
('alifornia and American black wal
nut. .Mr. .Martin alf-o has ten acres
of the Kccond Keii'raiiou trees of the
HJitue varieties. The trees are set
f fixTiU feet, each way, thus allowing
plenty of sunlight.
Ile.slrles this 7-Vaere grove I. X.
Kd wards has tt.'ii acres, Kdward Hai-b-y
2i) acres of the grafted tree-:, .1.
M. Howard 40 acre.-i, (J. C. Millett 2-'.
ikt"?, John I iarmson 'AO acres, and
A. 0. Nielson s: vi-n acres, all second
generation trees, making a total of
over 2 00 acres at this place, and the
Wood cork -Dunn hand Company has
";" acres wven miles south of here.
The land In this vicinity is espec
ially adapted to the growing of the
Kngllsh walnut and cherry
trees, there being no hard
pan for tho roots of ' the
trees to come in contact with. There
is deep soil for a depth of ten or
twelve feet, when a very fine gravel
and sand Is mixed with the soil, which
permits the young, tender roots to
penetrato to water easily. This con
dition of soli Insures a permanent,
healthy tree, and that they will not
meet with the great disappointment
some of tho California walnut grow-,
era have had, where their groves have
prospered for several years and gave .
fine returns, but where the trees be
gan to dlo In largo numbers each
year. When the growers examined j
them to determine the cause and were!
unable to find any trace of disease,
they concluded the trouble must be
with tho roots of the trees. They
then dug up tho trees and found that
the roots had gone through the soil,
struck hnrdpau, were unable to pene
trate this In their efforts to find wa
ter, and thus died for want of mois
ture. IIAllUl.HlirilU NOTKH
UH'AI, AM) I'KltSONAL
Mlas Olllo Cunningham Is visiting
In Springfield this week, huvlng gone
up to tho sawmill city Monday.
Prof, and Mrs. K. F. Cooper visit
ed with relatives and friends In Eu
gene the latter part of last week.
James Douglas went to Eugene
and Springfield yesterday on a visit
with friends nnd to look ufter bus
iness mul tors.
Halph Shlsler was down from, Eu
gene Sunday last, paying relatives
and friends a visit. Ho is attend
ing tho Eugene Business College.
OBeur Scott, who is employed at
Eugene, returned to that city Sun
day evening, after a week nt home,
whore he put In Ills time recovering
from an nttnek of tho grippe.
W, 1. Wright nnd Walter Scott
ilrovo up to lOugene one day the lat
ter part of last week, on a short bus
iness trip and also to take a look
nt that prosperous city.
Mr. and Mrs. U A. Tobias nnd the
children, of Mnrcolu, were here yes
terday, on a short visit with numer
ous friends. They were on their way
to Portland, where they go to pay
friends a visit. Bulletin,
CJKT UKKTHS EAItLY
Thoso who Intend going to the fleet
celebration at Snn Francisco May 2,
3 nnd 4 are requested to apply for
berths at once 'so that they will be
able to get them. If enough signify
their Intention of going from Eugone
a Pullman car will probably bo set
out here so that those going may re
tire early and save the trouble of get
ting up In tho middle of tho night to
catch tho train.
A. J. GILLETTE,
Agent S. P. Co.
KIOCOHATIOX DAY, MAY HO
If you Intend to have a monument
or tablet erected by Peroration Pay
you should make your selection nt
itnce. while there a nice stock to
select front. Nothing but the best of
work furnished nt reasonable prices.
Corner Sixth and Willamette sts.
m- E. C. LAKE.
It. HAK, l-'l,tK!ST
1 nm now ready to furnish
cut flowers, also designs In
any form. Also house plants
nnd shrubbery,
all r.HS Willamette St.
S-clal llouml-Trlp ttntcH to Snn
KraitcNco.
On account of tho Fleet Celebra
tion, tickets will be on snle to San
Francisco nnd return for fL'ii.oo.
Sale dates Mav :'e,i ,,d 4th. Flnai
return lliplt 2 9 davs from date of
'"'e- A. J. lill.LKTTK.
n'l Agent.
Cement Work.
1 am prepared to do all kinds of
cement work, s;d, walks, foundations
etc. All work guaranteed. Phone
Main 13. .. Myers, llross Hotel.
A20
ATTEMPT TO
DtfMITE
It is b'jiicv. d a, Prineville that an
attempt was about to lie made to dy
namite the city residfiu-? "f ex-Congressman
Williamson. Sam Smith,
an ex-sherirf of Crk county, and
l.arkin Elliott, a cai'It-man, are in
the county Jail, chare d with arson.
Stanley Smith, a 14-year-old son of
the ex-sheriff, is In the custody of
Pick Vandent,'cfg. It Is thought he
was compelled to assh.t his father.
Smith and Llllott are thought to
have burned a .sheep-shearing plant
belonging to Williamson, as well as
a house ttnd barn, and to have cut a
mile of fence around tte? H. F. Al
len farm, which was leased by Wil
liamson. One dav William Stroud,
one of Willlamsor.'s herders, came to
town nrtnud with a , knife and a gun
nnd swore to kill Smith on slain, say
ing he and Elliott were soinK to use
dynamite on Williamson's property.
The ex-congressman was aroused
from his sleep and swoj e out a war
rant. Evidence was found to connect El-;
1 lot t. with the destruction of tie phce
that was burned in the shape of a
pi"ce of bridle l-lentified by Ellloit's
little boy. Elliott mad" a confession
Implicating Smith. JYndlcton East
Oregonian. i
STANI'OIil) SWIVtiK
the nit: ax .u;.ux
Stanford University, Cal., April 23.
Professor Clark, of the st ml lit af
fairs committee, today ist d a m-
t:ee announcing the susornsinn of
three students. Cue of the three is
E. N. Smith, of Honolulu, ex-editor
of the "Squnla." who will not be al
lowed to register in the university on
account of n recent editorial in
which he bitterlv crlthised the stu
dent affairs committee Individually
end collectively. Another student.
whose name is not given, was sus
pended for being under the Influ
ence of liquor on the campus April
17. Tho third student suspended will
not be permitted lo register for fail-,
ure to comply with the regulation re
quiring students under suspension to
remain off the campus. W line no
name Is given It Is generally under
stood that this Is Track Captain F.
It. Lnnagan. who is thus permanently
suspended for nttendin the inter
collegiate meet last Saturday, where
his duties drew him, contrary to the
order of Professor Clark.
COI.KMAV ELECTED AS
DELEGATE TO COXFEItEXCE
Salem, April 23. Word has be?n
received by the friends of Dr. J. U.
Coleman In Snlem Hint the former
president of Willamette University
has been elected a delegate to the
general conference from the Troy!
conference, which mot at Saratoga,
N. Y., Friday. Dr. Coleman's name
is also prominently mentioned as a
candidate for bishop before the gen
eral conference.
, Dr. Coleman's election after six
years' absence In the West Is regard
ed as an excellent tribute to his pop
ularity at home. The other candi
dates are reported to bo his support
ers and will work as a unit in for
warding his Interests when the gen
eral conference meets in Baltimore
In June.
C IWXilX NOW TO TREAT HAY
l'EVKlt.
April Is the Ideal time to begin
to trout hay fever osteopnthically In
hope of warding off that scheduled
attack next summer. Permanent
cures are often accomplished by re
moving osteopathic lesions. Treat
ment should not be delayed until
Irritation of the mucous membranes
of tho eyes and nose has resulted.
In early spring the predisposing
cause may bo treated alone without
the handicap of having to combat
the exciting cause also, as becomes
the case later, when pollen is blow
ing. Pr. H. L. Studley, osteopnth, office
over Chambers' Hardware ctore.
Phono Illack 1326. Residence, 734
Ferry street, l'houe Red 31D7.
He Oot What He Needed.
"Nino years ago it looked as If my
time had come." says C. Farthing,
of Mill Creek, Ind. Ter. "1 was so
run down that life hung on a very
slender thread. It was then that my
druggist recommended Electric Hit
ters. 1 bought n bottle nnd I got
what 1 needed strength. I had one
foot In Hie grave, but Electric Hit
ters put It back on the turf again, and
l'vo U'cn well ever since." Sold un
der guarantee nt W. A. Kuykeiul.ill s
drug storo. 50c.
STOP AT TJTh niVF.lt ltRHK.K!
Tiring your work to Smltherman's
wagon and carriage shop. Mr. Wil
kinson, the well-known blacksmith,
Is with him, also a first-class painter
and upholsterer from the East. All
work guaranteed. New rigs made io
order. al8
STOCK TAKEN TO PASTl HE
Three miles out: good crass and
plenty of water. See E. M. Warren.
442 Lawrence street, Eugene. tf
Plenty of Trouble.
!s caused by stagnation ot the llvet
nnd bowels. To get rid of it and
headache and biliousness and the
poison that brings Jaundice, take Ir.
King's New Lite Pills, the reliale
purifiers that do the work withe-tt
grinding or griping. 2,'e nt W. A
Kiivkendall's drug store.
We use all mo latest methods In
cleaning and dyeing at the Eugene
live Works, comer Sixth and Willam
ette street. Phi ne Red JSiil. tf
J SI, Eugene. Or
M PAJ w;i'ameue
I Street..
KITCHEN & KOMPP "
Successors to
ARMITAGE &. BOWN
Livery, Feed and
Sales Stables
Oak and 7th, Eugene. Of.
Plumbing
Furnish your new home
properly. Don't slight the
gas fixtures. We do all
kinds of reliable plumbing
and tinning wrk. Call
and let us estimate on
your work
Aya & Heitzm&n
34 West 8th St,
Phone black I 117
Organized 1883
Ihe First
CF EUGENE. OREGON
Capital paid in (100,000
Surplus and undivided
profits 100,000
Additional liability of
stockholders under
national bauking laws. . 100,000
Total $300,000
Under Same Management 23 Years.
Your Patronage Solicited.
T. O. Hendricks President
S. B. Eakin,
. . . .Vice President I
P. E. Snodgrass Cashlei
Luke L. Goodrich . . Assistant Cashier
uarwin uristow .. .Assistant Cashleri
Willamstte Valley Co
A. C. MATHEWS
Gxft.r.il Tc.tm.no;
Concrete, Gravel, Building;
iand .Qi gcgi cxcava;ion
earth t sale
Phone Black 2311 Q
or call at 345 W 4 th
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New Arrivals in Men's Shoes H
Shirts, Clothing, Hosiej-yTTj
Everything' that is new and up-to-date ,'r, ,u
clothing:, hoisery and ties will be found at the "bOMu
" "- - -i e c v nave ine pryvt
have to rob you to sell them. They ure honest intdV Td H
collar, hand worked button holes and a non-brtikJki i nd tail
will not break: or roll, tvery suit guaranteed, Sin nn. m thjt
glu'u0to $25.00
New Spring
New Spring Oxfords for men, women
and children, in black and tan; the best
makes and latest styles; every one a
winner. Made in all sizes and widths,
in light and dark tan. Also a new line
of Spring White Oxfords. Prices, $ 1 .50
to $5.C0.
yrv fiX V
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( the l "i. I nfc
RICHESl BLEND KiSgW FIN 1ST
' ENGllSH'il MOCHA
BREA 4FAST f' M JA 'A
' TIA llKfiU C0FEE
ANNOUNCEMENT
Phone
Main 53
ELI BANGS J. H. WEST CP. BARNARD EARL HcNUTT
BANGS LIVERY CO.
Livery, Feed, Stage and Sales Stables
Cabs Always Ready
First Class Turnouts of All Descriptions
..STAGES..
McKENZIE STAGE leaves Eugene EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE-
at 5:30 a.m. Stages do not call at A dallyitageleavMEugeoeit'-"'
private residences but will call for for Mapleton, clow connection tT
baggage If notified the day before. steamer for Florence and
Stage Phone Main 22Livery Phone Main 21
i J
West, 6th
Street.
A FULL LINE OF
J)
march!
ISETWKEX TEA
AXI) COITKK
of our grade and the ordlnar;
kinds there is a very vide di-
Terence. Tea and coffee are
the standards which deterrjite
the character of a grocery store.
We are willing, yes, anxious, to
be judged in that way.. Trj
our teas and coffees and wean
confident of all your grocery
trade.
THE SQUARE
DEAL GROCER
619 Willamette St. . Phone Main 25.
G. H. Irish wishes to announce that he lias
puachased the GROCERY stock of B. A.
Allen & Co., located at 55 east 9th St., and
carries at all times the best brands of
Groceries, Flour and Feed. We have our
own delivery wagon and all goods delivered
promptly.
FRESH SUPPLY OF OAT AND VETCH HAY
WE AIM TO PLEASE
G. H. IRISH
52 East,
9th Street
We' are now located in our new building i
across the street and we will be pleased to sec vou.
. ..SPECIAL..
51b Can Choice Lard for.. 65c
Broils and Stews Strictly Cost, Price
BB.ODER.S BR.OS.
NEW
New Granitware just in
Stoves, Ranges
and HaJrea of ,he Leading
Makes at
S. k LfrNG M'g