EFSK3I BAIlT 6tfARH, WKTKsnT, APRIL 20, tOH
GlIRE'S PROTECTION AtfAHftT DISEASE
UNSHINE
LAST WEEK LESS
THAN .AVERAGE1
from the weekly I
tile weather btl
endlng Tuesday.
1BELY VEGETABLE
antidote the poisons, humors and germs, but
it possesses heaUh-jrivinsr. tonic Dronerties
which build up and strengthen weak, impov
erished blood, and fortifies th
Lse. " S. S. S. permanently cures Rheumatism, Catarrh, Sores and Ulcers,
Evfala, Eczema, Tetter, and all other skin diseases aid disorders. Boole
iua ewu)i si-iiLifn; tu., ATLANTA, GA.
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Not only poisons in the blood !, UL !T SS .""S "."i1 ,8hHwery' ! IJtt
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panid by high winds over the entire
state. The rainfall over the district
west of the Cascades was rather
heavy, but only moderate in the east
ern and southern counties. Hail oc
curred In many parts of the Btate,
Clearing weather with rapidly full
lng temperatures set In on
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tion of lealth and prevention airainst disease i ott '
Independent upon pure, healthy blood ; every orRan, tissue, nerve and i
-nf the body draws on this Vital fluid for nourishment and strength I
' ond perms from various sources nft.n u. ui. , i
JTl thij great life-stream becomes a source of infection anddit-ase i
ZZicl a nourishing, health-sustaining fluid. Heredity is likewise an
faZ.,4.rtot. reeulating the quality of the blood. Some Dersona . h I
"IkI blood from diseased ancestry, and Scrofula in one of its numerom ! 1),"'inK the fore part of the week
jure to crop out some time is life. Not only poisons in the blood
ri-onsible for disease, but when the circulation is run down and become
LfTiaweak in quality, then we see the effect in a general bad condition
.Tih, sucn as wrantnraa, cvimiiiexions, rjoua, ana various skin
i'rrinr Jl 11 blood troubles require a tonic and blood ourifier and
other equals S. S. S. It poe. down tr. tK.
very foundation of the trouble, and removes
every particle of the poison or impurity from
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THE BEE HIVE GROCERY
Has a new and up-to-date stock of Groceries, selected
Nu the best brands obtainable
Our Coffees and Teas are selected 'with great care,
P our cracker list is confined to the best the market
Jfords.
As for flour, we carry the leading brands. A share
jour patronage solicited.
I'hone
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Staple j Fancy Groceries, Fbur Feed
97 WEST EIGHTH
W. J. Gibson & Son
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Friday itltl
evening, and on Saturday morning
frosts were general over the entire1
slate, accompanied in southern and
eastern Oregon by freezing tempera
tures. Clear -skies prevailed on Sat
urday and Sunday, with temperatures
rapidly rising under the influence of
the uninterrupted sunshine. Taking
the wek ns a whole, the sunshine
erased much less than usual.
Const JMMrirt
Toravill. Columbia county. The
"'k was cloudy, showery and warm;
with the exception of Friday, when a
cold north west ;rni, with sleet,
prevailed.
Newport. Line :n county. The
ek was showery.
Marshfield, Co;s county. Showers
occurred on almost every day. A
high wind hlew about It p. m. Thurs-
dav. Light frost formed Thursday
morning.
Falrview. Coos county The week
was cloudy. A severe slot m, accom
panied by high southwest winds and
heavy rainfall, occurred on Thurs
day evening.
Willamette Valley.
Portland. Multnomah county.
The week was cloudy and showery I
until Saturday, when clear weather:
set in. A severe storm, accompanied
by high southwest winds and heavy
rainfall, occurred on Thursday.
Salem, Marion county. The fore
part of the week was cloudy, with
light rains. A very heavy frost oc
curred on Saturday morning.
Corvallis, Benton county Show
ery weather prevailed until Saturday.
A heavy frost occurred on Friday.
Monroe, Henton county. Stormy
weather and high winds occurred on
Thursday and Friday. Hail fell on
Friday. A killing frost occurred Sat
urday morning
Kugene, Lane county. This week
was cloudy and rainy until Saturday
afternoon, when bright and clear
weather set in.
Bull Run, Clackamas county.
Cloudy weather, with light rains, nnj-
vanea.
Southern Oregon,
Drain, Douglas county. Cloudy
weather with drizzling rain prevailed
during the greater portion of the
week. Thursday night and Friday
were stormy, with nearly half an
inch of rainfall. The week closed
fiiir and bright, with cool nights and
light frost.
Grants Pass, Josephine county.
i ne rore part or the wock was cool
and cloudy, but the latter part was
clear. A heavy frost occurred on
Saturday morning. .
Ashland, Jackson county. The
week was cloudy and cool.
RATTLESNAKE DEN
IN LQflANE COUNTRY
J. W. and T. M. Ii ink. who were
in town from the l.orane country
Monil.'ty, ti'M a pretty larse rattle
snake story, lint Its truth in vouched
for hy well-known residents of the
vicinity. They say that 47 rattlers,
mostly ;ood si.ei ones, have heen
killed in a den discovered on
Jerry Pipes place recently. Tile kil
ling occurred on several different
days when the weather was warm and
bright and the snakes came out of
their den to take a sun hath. On Sun
day last, fourteen wjre killed.
I'p to the time this den was lo
cated and watched no one in the vi
cinity had any le;Ja that there were
y rattlesnakes to speak of in the
neiithtiurhood and the lare nuniher
killed to date has occasioned much
surpr.se. I he skins, rattles und oil
of the snakes are taken care of and
preserved for various uses.
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IN BUGGL
A Buggy especially safe for women and children. Will turn clear around
in 16-foot space. Do you realize what this means. If your horse gets
scared at the street car you can turn in 16 feet without tipping. Accidents
reduced to a minimum when
The Short Turn Buggy
comes into general use which will be in a short time.
We have a full stock in the latest styles and finishes.
We are Leaders In New Departures
Chambers
Hardware
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SOLE AGENTS
(MUTUARY
Died, at his homo In Cloverdale,
Lane county, Oregon, April 22, 1IM.N,
after a week's Illness, from ntu.niu
nla, James Parker,
lames Parker Was bom In Coshoc
ton county, Ohio, March 19, 1H33.
While yet a child bis parents moved
to Indiana, and from there to Illinois.
His parents died when he was four
teen years old, nnd In 1853 he nntl
his younger brother, Joseph M. Par
ker, and two sisters, Mrs. James Par
vln and Mrs. John Stoops, crossed
the plains to Oregon, settling In Rat
tlesnake valley, this county, and from
there he moved to Pleasant II 111 and
In IStiS he bought and moved to the
farm on which he lived until his
death.
October 1, 1S57, he was married
to Phoebe K. Hlgdon, who died July
14, 1904, and to thorn were born
eleven children, eight sons and three
daughters, nine of whom survive
him, l.uella M. (deceased), Albert
K., I.uclen (deceased), llortensn I...
Clarence A., Kdlth It., John C, James
C, Leroy C, (iuy W anil Augustus.
Ono sister, Mrs. .lames Pnivln, and
three brothers, J. .M. and W. It. Par
ker, of Dexter, this county, nnd Mar
tin Parker, of Springfield, Missouri, I
survivo mm.
During the Kogue Hlver Indian
war he served as a teamster.
He served this county as commis
sioner for four vears as n Democrat.
!,n) true ..! I il i.i 1
the! canvas uf the county, and against a
very large Hepiilillcan majority.
I ii 1c Jim and Aunt Phoebe, ns
they were known liy their many
friends, were noted for their hospital
ity, and will be greatly missed by the
community in which they lived so
many yeatB.
.WNOINtTZMKNT
I will preach at Dexter next Mon
day evening. May lib. I will begin a
series of two weeks' meetings Tues
day. May T.th. at Ittlsh Island, above
Lowell. Let everv one within reach
attend these meetings.
H. K. I1AKKH.
Missionary.
notht: k sai.1v.
Sealed bids will In- rceive liy (he
iind'Tslgned up t i 1- o'clock noon,
mi Monday. May 11. in", at. Pendle
ton. Oregon, for Mie following d's-
i nt"-d n a pro)
II. KAK, KI)KIST
I am now ready to furnish
cutj flowers, also designs in
any form. Also house plants
and Hhruhbery.
al 1 695 Willamette St.
IXFOKMATIO.V HUItKAU
412 Willamette Btreet. Timber an
farm lands In large and Bmhll tracts.
City properties. Lota In Sladden and
Illalr additions to Kugene. We have
the eoods and the prices are right.
"in pay yni to investigate our
propositions
where.
before you buy clse
ORECON LAND CO.
LOW
RATES
EAST
Will be made this season by the
SOUTHERN
PACIFIC
(Lines in Oregon)
! Triangular
Track Meet
From Eugene, Ore, as fpl
1 lows:
To
St. Louis
St. Paul
Omaha
Kansas City
Tickets will be
Both Wavi
through
Portland
76.2S
71.2S
M.75
6.L7S
M.75
One Way
via
CalilornU
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HI. 75
75.iO
75.0O
on sale
May 4, 18
June 6, fi, 19, 2o
July 6, 7, 22. 2.?
August 6, 7, 21, 32
Good (or return in 90 davf with itoo
over privileges p'eaaure within limiuji
REMEMBER THE DATES
For any forthrr Information call on
A.J. GILLKTE
l-ocal Agent
or write lo
Wm. McMurray, General Pas
sender aj.'ent, Portland, Ore.
University of Oregon Freshman
Portland High School . v
Eugene High School
One of the best meets of ; he year, with three teams com
peting in the entire fourteen e cnts. Starting at
2:30. Keen cqrupetition all the time.
ADMISSION 35c
Kincaid Field, May 1 , 1903
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Automobile Livery
Automobiles for Hire
Day or Niht
Day Phone Black 15H Nijht Phone Black 1751
EUGENE AUTOMOBILE LIVERY CO
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ItiK ('fiiiijiaiiy wishes to iiiiniiiifir'r that
vlll tiMM-t anil Jowi-r any irlr
for flolriK flrHl-rla.K wurk. Hi-t-
tT ttiuiii lii-ffirt tnakliiK yiiur run
trafrf. i:i:i Vlllanl It.mliivanl.
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that we ;ire turning out tine
work and tiuaraiitee u a
icet fit Large Muck
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T. V.J3ASE, Tailor.
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We
all ( late-it methi-iit In
-lcan! .taanil dyt-tn at the Fr.ieene
live Wurk, corner Sixth an1 Wlllatn
Me stri'i't. I'h.-nu lied 2SC1. if
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wtxin BAnifo
J.,hn M. -. K'xiin, tartrrtrif to W
K H'.lny, All wood nawd to nautce.
Ynr prntniit ferrlre phone Black
.:.:!. it. (i iKe a j itt;n ttrtvi. tt
(iatullne wooilww
i For pure ti'ilmrk wan-r ee O. W.
j Taylor. All tnirf.u-i wati-r fasfil off
i hy n ni n k Into the hiil ni k. Ih. In
' niiririfc nottiinfr but pur" lid rock Va
j ter. (i. W. Taylor, SL'H I'atti-mon
'street, KiiKi'ne. I'hone Iti'l 3377.
Q.e mod'-is eay r Id i n if Itambler
1,1, vri on d!iilay.
CHA.MUKltS HARDWARE CO.
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I For Infant! Mid f,!i'Jrcn,
i The Kind Ynii ! v3ys :
aturo of C, . ijS
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MERCHANTS BANK
EUGENE, OREGON
Docs a General Banking
Business on
Conservative Lines
S. S. Sf'ENCER President.
L. H., POTTER, V.'ce Pres.
F. N. MtALISTER, Cashier.
Cor 7th and Willamette
Hold hr W.
POSITIVE CURE. I
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l'hone orrite, Illack B271; Keil
dencc, Illack HDi.
Kugooe, Orrgoo
YOU WANT THE BEST
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"THE PARK GROCERY"
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Succeuor to Nicklin and Ntal
Quality and Price Guaranteed.
R. Daniel, Prop.
I'hone Main 63 Q
Pick and Oak, 9th ar.d Cak
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The (itTtiian coa-li horn which
pttrchatw-d from Ixinran Hcott will ;
make the aland during the auaicin at i '
iiangi' harn. A( Dulley'a, Tnth and Wlllaniftto
If J. H PERKINS. latriN'ta. Phnnn Iteil 1-,"1 i.t