wvmato AOr auuto. wtoiosboat, apbil a. i
g -The Toggery-
is the place where men buy
right kind of Clothes at
the right prices
the
Suits ; $10 to $30
Golf Shirts.. to $2
Soft Shirts 50c and up
An exceedingly strong: line of Derbies and t 3 C(
soft Hats at JJ.W
Good values in $1.50 and $2.00 Hats.
Stetson Hats $4.50, and $5
Stetson Hats $5 and $6
O'Donnell Shoes $3 and $4
ROBERTS BROS.
xt " nntmttxitmttmtttmttutnttttnxtttiUtt
E: C, Ouiliford
Feed end Livery,
Boarding Stables
Now Floor Room New
Itubhcr Tiro Turnout.
Full Creek HIiiko J.lno.
100 West Kth Street.
- riione Main 00
MONROE
TEi HOUSEFURNISHER
We have the exclusive
sale of the noted DE
TROIT STOVES and )
RANGES. Cash paid
for Second Hand Furni
ture. Phone Red 3576-6r Wert EJghth St..
EUGENE .OREGON
Appreciates smoking good
cigars. It gives him relaxation.
The Mount. Hood Cigar is a
favorite among all thinking men
It is positively the best 10c
Cigar on the market
STATIONERY
From the best in five '
cents tabids to the '
Superb Crane's Linen
"Lawn for social cor
respondence .'. .'.
Schwarzschild's Book Store
586 Willamette St.
A New Set of
Chairs
Why do you have OLD
SHABBY CHAIRS In your
home, whon you can mnka them
GOOD AS NEW for only 50o T
A can of Chlnnmol will work
wonders In your homo.
Seo thnt the Chlnamnn Is on
evory can.
See our west show window.
ASK TO SHU Of It NKW WALL
l'.U'FU
16-18 West Suventh St.
OVERTON
X Wall Paper and Paint Co.
For Snaps
in
REAL ESTATE
see
McFALl & HEITZMAN
J Door NorlhHoliman House
GASOLINE. ENGINES
IRRIGATION, SPRAYING and
PUMPING MACHINERY
FnlrliHnks.Morso Onsulitic F.hkIiics
for iiiniiiuK, spraying, huuiiik, grind
inn. .Outfits complete.
Fairbanks Nrnlca for wcIkIiIiik.
Fulrlmnks-Morso Dymiimui nnU Mo
torn for power nnil Unlit.
l'nli'Uinks-.Montv Windmills und
Towers.
J Futrbunks.Morso Grinders, Feed
; ClinpiM'rN, Well l'uiiiM.
' All first tiinllty (roods nt lowest
I iirlrin always In stock. Liberal trrnii.
: I'ronipt reply to Iminlrlcs nnd quick
I shipments. Wrlto for analogue, mid
j price.
BERCER, & BEAN HDW. CO.
Agents, Eugene, 0.
FAIRBANKS. MORSE Sb CO.
Portland, Oregon
For Bedrock Wells
See me before contracting:
or ices bedrock. Well drilling
is my business and I am pre
pared to do vour 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 Red S57 High SI.
Madame Dean's
French p., P
female rlLLOi
A Hafit, CriiTAiM Hie- ft
i.irr roil hi rrnrHKi "isr
mknhthi atu'n. huh mown 10 fail
Huff) Sun'! HtHM iivt Sitt iMfih't Ion tliiur-
HtilM-il 01 - Mhhi-v Ut funilnl. Ni-nt nr-
lal4 i..r fl.tO k t t, Illncn.I thi-m
m mm, t ih jnni nr wiii'ii ivitt'Vtti,
uutplt-H Vr IiimM mi Kt'ltlliK l"
I'nultii', invent no Hulmlit iiti1. li your
li uttt ilm-n uol huo llivm Nt'litl volir
tmltift lo I he
'UIITEO HEOICIL CO., tot 74, IiiciiIk, Pi.
Williams Co. Transfer
Light and Heavy Hailing
WOOD FOR SALE
;ifl Willamette St. 1 ftugrnt. Onfoo,
I'linnn UlHek 11 "
HOWER & WOOD
Itenl Fstate nnd Tlnilx'r Lands
Ilniirlt, Farm nnd I lly l"roerty
Vour ininni rrspwtf ully
solicited.
Itooin 1, aver Flnit Nat. Hank
'Sold in Eugene fcy IV. L, Delano
I
Julilis
Goldsmith
PAVING PLANT'S
NARROW ESCAPE
FROM FIRE
MLXIXO TANK ItOILS OVF.lt AXI
KKTS FIIIK to WOODWORK
XKAItLV A.V ACCIDENT TO THE
CHEMICAL EXOI.VK AXI HOSE
WAGON'
This morning at 4:40 o'clock an
alarm of fire wan turned In from the
Warren Construction Company's pav
ing plant on Lincoln street. The fire
men made a quick response and
found the plant almost enveloped In
flames. A line of hose waa laid and
soon a stream of water was playing
on the blaze, quickly extinguishing
It.
For some reason the paving mate
rial In one of the mixing tanks boiled
over and the hot material upon strik
ing the ground burst Into flames. A
woman residing near the plnnt threw
a bucket of water on the blaze, but
that made It burn fill the more, and
the flames shot up and soon Ignited
the woodwork. It was then that the
alarm was turned In. Tho damage
was slight and there was no delay In
Lh operation of the plant.
Manager Shrewry this morning
slated that several of the company's
plants have burned down in just such
a milliner during tho past few years.
Ono In Portland burned last year,
and only a few days ago another in
Newark, X. .1., was destroyed. When
ever water Is udmittcd to the tanks
containing the red hot paving mate
rial, no matter lr It Is only a very
small quantity, there Is not much
hnpo of saving the plant, as the
flames In most instances soon be
come beyond control. At the fire
this morning the water was played on
tho flames on the ground and on the
woodwork. , .
Nearly nn Accident
In running to .the fire with the
chemical engino nnd hose wagon Dri
ver Caylor ennio near having a bad
accident. As he was rounding the
turn nt the Hotel Gross a man stod
in the middle of the street and
refused to get out of the way
of- tho team. The driver , was
compelled to turn to go
around him, and In doing so the team
ran onto the sidewalk between the
hotel porch and the mable tree there,
damaging the cement curbing and
the porch to some extent, but not
hurting the engine. Tho team was
bucked off and tho run to the fire re
sumed with tho loss of only a few
seconds of . time. Rrlver Caylor
thinks the man who stood In the way
was drunk.
BEUTGEN HOME
FROM HOLY LANDS
Rev. P. Boutgen, who has just re
turned from a visit to lOuropo and the
Holy Land, reports tho travel to that
part of the world not so great as last
year. One of the groat pleasures he
experienced was that of reading mass
on tho banks of tho Jordan river,
where Christ was baptized. Rev.
Father' Ueutgen enjoyed his trip Im
mensely. ;
"It was my good fortuno to bo In
Jerusalem at tho commencement of
the Lenten season," he snld, "and al
so to arrive In Jericho the very after
noon they discovered the old wnlls
of Jericho." Portland Telegram.
Father Heutgeu Is a former rector
of Si. Mary's Catholic church of Eugene.
C IIFCilN' NOW TO Tit HAT HAY
FKVF.lt.
April Is the Ideal time to begin
to treat hay fever ostoopnthlcally In
hope of warding off that scheduled
nttnek next summer. Permanent
cures nre often accomplished by re
moving osteopathic lesions. Treat
ment should not be delayed until
Irritation of the mucous membranes
of the eyes nnd nose has resulted.
In early spring the predisposing
causu may bo treated nlono without
the handicap of having to combat
the exciting cause also, as becomes
the case later, when pollen Is blow
ing. Dr. H. L.'Stuilley, osteopath, office
over Chambers' Hardware ctore.
Phone Mack 1326. Residence, 734
Ferry street. Phono Red 3197.
iMi.ivSt rn.Ks: piles: ., ,
Williams Indian rile Ointment
will euro blind, bleeding and Itching
piles. It absorbs the tumors, allays
Itching at once, acts as a poultico,
gives Instant relief. Williams' In
dian Pile Ointment Is prepared for
piles nnd Itching of tho private parts.
Sold by Linn Drug Co., by mnll ROc
and si. (Hi. Williams Mfg Co.
props., Cleveland. O.
Secll Hound-Trip tlntc to S
FriiuelM'o.
On account of the Fleet Celebra
tion, tickets will be on sale to San
Francisco nnd return for $'jri.00.
Sale dates May ilr.d and 4th. Final
return lltuli 29 d.ivs from date of
sale. A. J. C1LLETTK.
nil gent.
FAMOUS SHIP
HAS BEEN FOUND
IN FAR NORTH
Victoria. April 27. Latest reports
Jrom the Far North, received by way
or me ponce post to Dawson, con
firm the word brought by Captain
Jarvis, of the It. N. W. M. P., that
the long forgotten exploration ship,
Investigator, has freed herself from
the Ice and Is now being towed by
one of the steam whaling fleet in
the direction of Brhrlng Straits,
whence It Is hoped to bring her down
to San Francisco and place her on
exhibition as one of the greatest of
marine curiosities. Afterward the
salvors of the historic ship propose
to tour her, believing that if prop
erly advertised she will prove exceed
ingly valuable for show purposes.
It Is highly Improbable that there
ever has been a story to parallel that
of this old British warship now beat
ing her forgotten path back to civil
ization for the first time since she
sailed through Behrlng Straits into
the unknown Polar seas and icy
shadows more than fH years ago.
Since September 21, 1851. II. M. S.
Investigator has been frozen, in1 in
Mercy bay, narlng Island, in the in
ternilnate lacework of land and sea
lo the north of British North Amer
ica. It was as enmntHiider of this
Tamous old ship that Sir Robert Le
Mesitrier MeCiure made his memora
ble voyage and discovered the North
west Passage In IS49 England
turned loose her navy to try once
more for the trail through the frozen
north that had been up to thnt time
merely a superstition bordering upon
certainly.
The Investigator was then an old
wooden corvette, fitted with a steam
engine nnd carrying a row of long
guns behind her whlte-palnted port
holes. Nevertheless she was In 1S49
selected to perform the hazardous
feat of battling with the ice floes
nnd bergs of the unknown Xcth,
and to form one of Captain Bel
cher's squadron In scach of the
Northwest Passng?. The last that
the other ships of the squadron saw
of the Investigator was on August
6, 1 S r. f) . when she was seen running
northeast, rgundlng Point Barrow,
In what was then Russian America,
or Alaska.
TRANSFERS OF LANE
COUNTY REAL ESTATE
Have Your Abstracts Made by The
' Initio County Abstract Co.
Phoebe E. Parker to A. R. Park
er, 320.21 acres In claims 71, 79 In
tps. 18, 19, b r 2 w. 15000.
U. S. to Elmer Kirk, 160 acres In
sec. 12, tp. 18, a t 8 w.
Kathryn Hawk, to Samuel Blesell,
etux, 40 acres In sec. 6, tp. 18, s r
1 w. $10.
U. S. to Elton Connawny, 160 acres
In sec. 31, tp. 15, s r 3 e.
U. S. to Walter J. Canady, 160 ac
res In sec. fi, tp. 19, s r 8 w.
Sophie Keene to Eliza Naze, 338
acres In claim 45, tp. 18, s r 2 w.
$11000.
T. H. Garrett etal to J. H. Cole,
part of lots 1 and 2 In block 11 of
Pakard's add to Eugene. $10.
U. S. to Frank W. Moorehead, 160
acres In sec. 28, tp. 15, s r 7 v.
Albert S. Walker etux to David S.
Jordan, lot 4 In block 22 in Spring
field. $250.
W. I,. Hammond etux to G. D.
Gould, lot 8 in blk. 3 in C. II. P. add
to Eugene. $100.
Ira Brown etux to Carl Buchanan.
80 acreB in sec. 2S, tp. 16, s r 6 w.
$S00.
II. S. to C. O. Co., 4 0 acres In sec.
20. tp. 15, s r 1 c.
V. S to C. O. Co., 4 0 arres in sec.
10, tp. 15, s r 7 w.
I'. S. to C. ft O. L. Co., 80 acres
in rec. 32. tp. 13, s r 7 w.
B. R. Yancey etal to A. C. Dogarf.
tract In tn. 1". s r 3 w. $11.66.
J. W. B.igart etux to A. G. Bogart.
11.65 acres In 6ecs. 16, and 21. tp. 17,
s r 8 w.
Etnina Hardy et nl to Annie Mary
Smith; lot 2, block 2, Eugene. $550.
gene. $550.
Mnthlas Momh etux to Andrew
Swenson. 160 acres In 52. tp. IS, s r
3 w. $100.
Catharine Myrtle to A. O. Bogart,
tract In tp. 17. s r 3 w. $50,.
Mnry C. Cox to A. O. Bogart, tract
In tp. 17. a r 3 w. $16.66.
C. H. Bogart to A. O. Bogart, tract
In tp. 17, s r 3 w. $50.
C. W. Bogart to A. G. Bogart, tract
In tp. 17, s r 3 w. $100.
K. S Tlinmons etux to A. G. Bo
gart, tract In tp. 17, s r 3 w. $100.
Martha J Clayton, etal to Jane C.
Luckey, lot 4 in blk. 1 1 In W. & M.
add to Junction City. $650.
If
DON'T FAIL TO SF.F.
The two Drews all the week at
OKPHKl'M THEATRE
HOW IS YOl'lt STOMACH?
Fnsy Way to Strengthen It and (Jet
Well.
A pood digestive system, one that
acts s-. that you do not know that
you have a stomach. Is God's birth
right to every man to every woman.
If digestion Is weak. If food turns
Into gas. If you suffer after eatinu
if you are sleepless, nervous, out of
sorts- then the stomach is diseased
and prompt action should be taken.
W. A. Emits, a well-known huild-
I er In Syracuse, tells an easy wav to
strengthen the stomach and get wi ll
j when he writes: "Mi-o-na Stomacti
I Tablets have done more for me In
lone week than all the doctors the
two years I was under their rare
Thanks to Mi-o-na, I ran work once
more, the first time In over a year."
It Is nn c:.v thing to
the stomach
;rf.d cure Indlcestlo
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY BARGAIN
Head every article over carerimy, mere a saving 0t T
10 to 50. lhe best or everything induj
sale. Shoes, Uothing, mats ana iress taoods
Japanese Kimonas for Less
In beautiful designs and patterns; the latest and
best In make and style. Hundreds of designs to
select from.
Regular $1.25 values at 98c
Regular 95c values at 75c
Regular $3.95 values at $2.85
made in all colors and shades In silk, wool and cot-
ton.
Pure Flax Toweling Special
Genuine pure flax toweling In bleached and un
bleached; special Wednesday and '
Thursday e 1- l-2c, 15c-
Pure Table Linen Special
Imported direct from the mills to us. Made of the
best linen and perfect in wear. Two days only
$1.50 Pure Linen Napkins 65c ,
35c Tabic Linens, the yd. 29c
.41
btrawHats for Everyon,
regular $3.50 Men's Sailor Jjot
Regular 75c Straw Hats 59c 5
A large line men's and chllriran.i u.. .
and styles. Men's -,!,-.. 'law. 1
, narrow or wide rim; the best ItZ 11
a regular $3.50 Hat. special ... ;
"' U'C" them a wash s .
a PanamaHat; 25c value, at !llt
Mens' Dress Shirts 49,
In golf and negligee; the golf arc with .j -cuffs
in all sizes and colors; W,ftt7t.r,h"
ue up to $7.00; special sale E;
tti
Women's Shoes val. fa Qa.
Women's Shoes val.$5 at $1.48
VA
TTe BON MARCHE
KITCHEN & KOMPP
Successors to
ARMITAGE & BOWN
Livery, Feed and
Sales Stables
Oak and 7th, Eugene. Or.
richest bund jgi)
it
FNinllSH
BREAKFAST
Tl C
, FIN 1ST
1 MOCHA
3Sl"TT
JAVA
COfEEj
11KTWF.F.X TEA
AND COFFEE
of our grade and the. ordlnart
kinds there is a very wide dit-
ference. Tea aDd coffee an
the standa.ds which determiot
the character of a grocery store.
We are willing, yes, anxious,
be judged in that way. Trj
. our teas and coffeeafand we
.confident of air your grocerr
trade.
W. M. GREEN,
1 619 Willamette St. ' Phone Main 25,
THE SQUARE
DEAL GROCER
Plumbing
ANNOUNCEMENT
Ay
Furnish your new home
properly. Don't slight the
gas fixtures. We do all
kinds of reliable plumbing j
and tinning Wv.rk. Call j
and let us estimate on
your work
a & Heitzm&n
34 West 8th St,
Phone black I 11?
G. H. Irish wishes to announce that lie has
purchased 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
Organized 1883
The First
National Bank
OF EUGENE, OREGON
Capital paid tn $100,000
Surplus and undivided j
profits ..." 100,000'
Additional liability of i
stockholders . under
national banking laws. 100,000 I
WE AIM TO PLEASE
G. H. JIUSh
Phone
Main 53
52 Uit
9th Street
Total $300,000
Inder Snme Management 25 Years.
Vour l'ntronngo Solicited.
T. O. Hendricks President
S. B. Eakin Vice President
P. E. Snodgrass Cashier
Luke L. Goodrich.. Assistant Cashier
Darwin Urlstow. . .Assistant Cashier
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 al A dallytagtl"vesEuti,'-
private residences but will call lor for Mapleton, close c00?"
baggage li notified the day before. steamer lor Florence a ra"
Stage Phone Main 22 Livery Phone Main 21
ElectricGas, Water
1
BRODERS BROS. NEW MARKET
We are now located in our new builclinp; " '
across the street and we will be pleased to secvou.
n Jiir
Willamstte Valley Co
..SPECIAL..
51b Can Choice Lard for
Broils and Stews Strictly Cost Price
West. 8th DD Tr"D c no f"C
Street.
65c
MAK"T
A FULL LINE OF... o
llolllster's lloeky Mountain Tea
tones the stomach, stimulates the lazy
liver; eimthens the bowels and
make their action easy and natural.
The best tonic for tho whole system.
J.'ic, T?a or Tablets.
LINN DIIUO CO.
uslns Mi-o-na. t'.exa hc box fr.CS
Hull's Ked t'ross "rut: Store with
their Ruaraiilee to refund the men
unless the remedy .Iocs all that 1. t
claimed for H. ;
A. C. MATHEWS
General Tcamm?
Concrete. Gravel, Building
band and good excavation
earth tor sale
Phone Black 2Slt
or call at 345 W 4 th
New Granitware just in
Stoves, Ranges
and Heaters ?!LS
S. L. LONG ?o