Eugene daily guard., May 19, 1908, Image 3

f EUg DAilY GUARD.
-TFjuxTixa to., i.c.
juries H. Fisher.
'"T7d every day of th week.
toeuted. Addretse all com
"ZSt . a4 ak8 a remlt
parable to The Eugene Guard,
g,, Qreton-
Lr! by carrier, per week. J .16
Ered by carrier, per month .60
Kl one year (In advance) 4.00
S.,S(i 2n
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K. Guard, per year ..... 1.50
Jiertlsing rates made known on
Sjdat Eugene, Oregon, postof
. fire as second-class matter.
j Agent lur Tlie GuarO.
it following are authorized to
ilnd reoetpt for subscriptions or
act any other business for The
iand Weekly Guard:
Lwell J- L.- Clark.
rj,,rgGeorge A. Drury.
g postmasters are authorized to
jve and receipt for subscriptions
Daily and Weekly Guard.
Ts ixuei-kxiiex f papki:!
sjemlMT uf Associated 1'rcsa.
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bBEGOX S (iHAXll
OM) MAX AM)
STATK VX1VKIISITY
We ounht to have a Rood
inlversity or none at all,
f we want a good university,
fen of course it must have
e means to make it good,
k poor, sickly, half-starved
stltutlon would be a dis
fcace to Oregon.
GEO. H. W1L.LIA.MS,
Mayor of Portland.
I
1ETESSITY I'OK
XEWSl'AI'KR CAMPAIGN
fe Guard is refusing paid matter
both the prohibitionists and
opponents. Both sides Beein to
campalgn funds and are filling
newspapers wherever possible
their arguments pro and con.
ay be necessary In other coun-
ut here we do not believe it to
since Lane has had prohibition
o years and this coming elec-
leans nothing more or less than
toresion of onlnion from the neo-
jpon the practical trial of what
rto two years ago nn exper
There should not be an lu
Jnt voter, in the county who
tot know his own mind; he If
"wet" or "dry" from reason-
this own, based on )ersonal
. nee and observation and it If
He of newspaper space to appeal
it a voter with the hackneyed
ereotped arguments common
! discussion of such issues.
Guard wants to see Eugene
ane county grow and has all
(advocated moderation and tol-
in the discussion of these
Ions that so often divide com
9es Into warring camps. Le.
tter go to the voting booth and
sthls question without any un
citement and rancour, toeing
d to accept the result, what-
niay be, as the will of an in
t, honest majority, and thus
In a position to continue boost
1f a bigger and better city and
$ We are willing to pass up
fcortunity to sell nome additlon
i e, in order to carry out a pol
nlch we believe to be best Tor
reral welfare, a position which
I will be endorsed by the best
lp of the county upon sober
ion.
MX ax,)
KXGMSIt IllMOli
merlcan regard for that clns-
ngiish humor. Punch, has
fn a standard jest and stands
r'f of becoming a trifle worn
the edees
I abuse. A familiar picture If
typical Britisher, standing
almost overcome bv surprise
Nternation at finding a joke
CP- of Punch at which he
11 utter bewilderment. So
our standard of the hir
differ from that of our cnus
e other side.
Br'tlshers, however, return
Ipliment with good Interest,
f "KM frequently. For cx-"Tht-
Collece Widow." that
'thwnie and laughable of all
Ai'' productions, now be
td 'a London, has on its pro
,.key' ' or guide to the Jokes
?' illenre. wantinir to un-
f rything that is said, can
odr programs and afimi
oil of cnmn.lv Vrt ..-V.-.
ban a i t
.wuukii tun: iuu.u
"'"nor In ch a matter-of-
rlnui manner.
ferial ,i,, ,. . .... ....
- - IMIRil Uf I III."
"rnment on March S2
la', 'h of opium, and
' ""e British government
has agreed to dwrease its exporta
t on of the poppy f0r a perioJ 0,
three years i l)rair lo se? vbvlhvr
the number of smokers is ieSS,,a
bhuld such be the case, in.p.,rtat;oi
into China wm he liecri.ascd graJ.
ually. The decree orders the en-
.orcemout of ttisting regulations an,'
:he elaboration of further measure,
to deal with the evil.
Harry Thaw is said to be afflicted
with an Incurable form of ins:mitv
and the alienists assert that he would
"e a constant menace to the public if
urned at large. We thought ,.i
along, and advise that he be con
stantly confined in his present prison
isyluni during the balance of his ex
istence on this terrestial sphere. Thi
country can get alone verv ni.eH
without Thaw and all other men ot
his stripe, whether they be insan.
or otherwise.
To illustrate the importance o(
the newspaper as related to .e for
ests, it is reported that an English
man largely Interested in newspapers
has secured by, purchase in one of
the English dependencies, a tract of
600,000 acres of land, thickly col
ored with tmber. so that when he
finds the general supply of wood pulp
paper running low he can draw
from his private resources. Does not
tills fact make one think?
The conduct of Hurry Orchard. who
dismissed an attorney who endeav
ored to save him from the punish
ment of his crimes, Is cordially com
mended to some of the wealthy male
factors of the land. But these fel
lows are not built that way. They
prefer to escape the consequences of
their crimes, and after all, that If
but the natural instinct of self-preservation.
THK EVGEXH DAILY GVARD, Tl'ESDAY, MAY III, ItHW
O
A MIMi or ItKAlTY
Jh. sine me a sor.g of beautv;
I'm nr. d ,'f i!h str. ssful sur.g
I 'in .-ary ,.( ail the preaching,
The aiaaing right and wrung;
I m fain m f,i, get the adder
Thai under the leaf lies curled,
And dream of the light uud beautv
thai gladd. the gray old world.
it-., sir.g , f the emerald meadows
That smile all day in ihe sun:
The ripple and gleam of the rivers
Thai on throimh the meadows run.
h. sing of the singing branches
Of tree- in lh leafv woods.
And
the biltn
hidden
Afar in the s
the heart that's
lit title
1
AM
10THEB
CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
i nn balk
MISrKI.l.AVHm'ft (Ponltmicl.)
KOit S.M.hJ Thoroughbred Hereford NOTICE Having recovered from my
A Washington dispatch states that
the average weekly wages through
the country is $10. Now you'll un
derstand why, with two kids on our
hands and doctors' bills staring us in
the face, we're still wearing our
heavy winter duds and why wife's
spring bonnet is on the absent list,
says the editor of a country weekly
paper. The Methodist general conference
insists that we shall have a "dry"
president. Well, either of the two
gentlemen who seem likely to be
nominated by the big parties ought
to be able to fill the bill, and Tom
Watson Isn't In any danger of being
elected.
Before having to pay increased
freight rates the consumers, who will
in the end have to foot all the bills,
may have the satisfaction of seeing
a. lively scrap between the big ship
ping Interests and the would-be-rate-
holstlng railroads.
Since a Brooklyn bartender Inher
ited $75,000, tinder the will of a
man whose taste he had long pleased,
he has quit worrying about the
growth of the prohibition wave and
gone to worrying about automobiles.
Should the Chicago convention
have any trouble In finding a man to
take second place, it might give Les
lie M. Shaw, statesman-banker, now
out of a job, a chance to mnke a
noiso like joy.
Wu Ting Fang says the report that
he was jolted off the water wagon
was a slanderous fabrication, and as
Wu isn't a candidate for anything
his denial will probably be accepted
as final.
Andy Carnegie says "a nation has
everything to fear from gigantic rm
vi Dreadnaughts." but we believe his
tecl trust Is still filling orders, at
fancy prices, for armor for battle
ships. It might be just as well for sev
eral thousand would-be millionaires
to bear in mind that there is but one
Tom l.awson-made fortune, and that
belongs to Tom.
We are assured by an expert fnot
Senator Tom I'latt I that the Merry
Widow lids have had no perceptible
Influence on the flavjr of the kisses
under them.
We take It that the makers of cam
paign buttons already out are far too
wise to w.i,: until the conventions
act to colled their coin.
Tom Plait was unquestionably
rightly turned as the "easy boas."
Mae Wood seems to have found him
very a- "
HI KE WAS KATIiEll?
The birds let them sing In your
singing.
And flush through the lines you
Write.
The lark with his list in the morning.
The nightingale charming the
nigh:.
The butterfly over the flowers
That hovers on painted wins
All these, let them brighten and
lighten
The beautiful song ycu sing.
nd let tin r- be faces of lovers
And let there bd eyes that glow,
nd let there he t-at s of gladness
Ins'etd of tears of woe; t
Vnil lei lh re be clinging kisses
Of lips lor a time that part. .
Hut never a tristful shadow
To darken a iiust.ful heart.
Ay, sing me a song of beauty
Away with the songs of strife.
Away with ihe spectre of sorrow
That saddens the most of life.
Though under the leaf the ad lor
Of death and doom lies curled.
Oh, sing for a space of the beauty
That gladdens the gray old world.
Dennis A. McCarthy In Ihe New
York Sun.
bulls tor sale.
l.imette stff.-t.
EuciUlre 6;tf
Wtl-1
f
KOK SALE A -is heater, almost'
new. for sale cheap. Address Hox '
Eugene, Or. tf .
injury 1 have resumed my business
of horseshoeing and general b'.ack
smlthlng. C. l. lloloway, Easi
Eleventh street, Enlrmount, Or.
H.
EOll SALE AT A It.Utli.WN Eive
horsepower gasoline engine. En
quire at Guard otlce. dw mi.'i
HALED MAY KOK SALE Twelve
dollars per ton. Squire Smith.
1'hoiiB Farmers' 13x9. m J 4
PURCHASE INTEREST
IN OREGON LAND GO.
P. A. Frost of Fort Morgan, Colo.,
and L. H. Knriglil, uf Muskegon,
Mk-h., have each pumiasiM, an in
terest In the Oregon Land t'o. Mark
Fleming si 111 retains an Interest. Mr.
Frost, of the. new firm. Is :l nuin nf ;
considerable wealth, which he in-i
tends investing in laud or other;
properly in Oregon. lie has!
a 1 1,000 acre ranch at Ft. Mor;;au.
Colo., which lie desires 'to trade Tori
Lime county la ml. Mr. Kiirlght j
modestly insists that he is ju.si no- i
body in particular, hut this much I
we have found out that he is a man
of energy, character and education,
A'ilh the very best reierenccs, and j
he is likely to make Some of us sit'
up and rub our eyes.
How many American women in
lonolv homes to-iay Ions for this
blessing to come into their lives, ami
to 1 able to utter these wort is, but
because of so mo organic (Icrange
ment this happiness is denied them.
Kvery woman interested in this
subject should know that prepara
tion for healthy maternity is
accomplished by the use of
LYDIA E.PINKH AIM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
Mrs. Maggie tlilmer, of West
Union, S. t,vrites to Mrs. Vinkhum :
" I was (rreatly run-down iu health
from a weakness peculiar to my ses,
when Ti.vdia K. Vinkham a Vegetable
Compound waa recommended to me. It
not only restored roe to perfect health,
but to my delight I am a mother.'
Mrs. Josephine Hall, of ilardstown,
Ivy., writes :
" 1 was a very (Treat sufferer from
female troubles, and my physician failed
to help me. Lydia K Pinkhani's Vege
table Compound uot only restored mo
to perfect health, but I am now proud
mother."
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
l'or llnrtv veal's j.vdia K. l'ink
hum's Vi'Ri'taiilo Cotmiouncl, mailo
from roots anil licrbs, fins 1hcii tho
Rtaniliiicl remedy for teiualo ills,
and lias lmsil ivelv cured I liousamls ol
women who have lieen trouhled with
displacements, inllammat ion, ulcera
tion, tlhi'oid tumors, irtctfulai'ities,
periodic pains, liackaclie, that licar-uiK-down
feeling, tiatulcncy, indiges
tion, di.zuiess or nervous prost rut ion.
Why don't you try it ?
Mrs. I'in k in Invites nil sick
women to write her for advice.
She lias troided thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
KOIt SAI.K (looil plow and Med
harrow; will m'II cheap. Kiniiilrc
3Sin Kast Thirteenth street. uiJ
irolt SAl.K II Y UW'NKK Modern 6
ruom house, Ran, water ami Hunts;
K"od barn; fall-sized lot; nt a tmr-
1 Killn. 321 West Fifth street, in 2 2
GOl'I.l) MVF.ItV. FKK1
AXI KAI.KS STARI.F.S
Having purchased the Gilhert feod
stables on West Fifth street, near
Willamette, wo intend to conduct a
first-class livery, feed and sales sta
ble. We aro prepared to furnish
good' teams and ladies' saddlo horsos
on short notice.
Oar prices will be found reasona
ble aHd our treatment of tile public
courteous and uhiiKini;.
Having had much experience In
the livery business we know how lo
conduct such an establishment In a
first-class manner. We respectfully
solicit a share of your patronage
tf I). 0. GOULD & SON.
"A CASIO OF Sl'Sf i:SIOX"
At High School.
May 19, 11IUS, at S p. in. Admis
sion, 1 5 cents. I'nder auspices of Y.
V. C. A. mis
CLUB AUHIARY
(NUIIYERSITY
APPROPRIATION
The women's, auxiliary of Iho Kn
pt'ne (V m mere i.tl Club luia passed
the ftdlowfiin ret-ulutioiiH on tin I'ni
versity p prupr hit Ln :
Whereas. At I he last. Region uf
the leiiisla' m e nf the Male of Ore
gon that body pished an ait urunt
tnif to the st.tte I iiiversity an annual
appropriat inn of f 1 fur the
nKilnteiiamv of that institution; and
Whereas, An effort i.-i bejtijj made
by snine p'Torirt to defeat thin appro
priation by means of the referen
dum; and
Whena-. We, the W rnan's Aux
iliary of the C'ljnm r i.tl Club of Ku
1,'erH', believe in higher (! u at Ion in
flie state of Op'Utiti and deplore the
fat that so many nf uur ymiiii? men
and women ar ti-nd insi it ut iont of
leurnltiK in other states. In our
judi;m iit tin.- itnportaiK e of thlis
measure Is irreater than other niean-
UT'S HOW before rhf M-npe. We hflVf
no iipee:a iiit'i 't in ihe I nlversity,
nrlnr than that which
citizen f-aniild have, btif
an irit'-iir-e sta. nrid-.
r'avi' the s:;ite from the
that a .li'.- if if
ma b- hv the la-t
V.-i y Inyal I
i du hav" !
hti mltia' Inn
appr -p: latinn
;a f tire r hnu Id ,
be
di' tipp'-'l
iinen via
ar:rnpri:i!
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nd If t'i.
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tfr-''ii
V
V,o to r.vti'r" ; said when I ask-.
c-d li- r to . J.
An.l h kii"w ih.T I k!i-w t. at hi-r
f.i-h-r w:i- d.-;id:
And h- kl:. -t. i: i kn- what a ll..- ,
I,.. h..d l- l. w , I
And hp kn-w il.at I kn- ha: h' 1
in. Mlit mh'-n f'ae !: i
(In to f.ith-r " I
Kennedy's I.atat.re Omrh Syrup J
does not rnn-i: a'-. - tS o.h-r
hand Its laxative principle
more the le; rhlldrn like It.
Sold by a0.drupgl:. j
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from
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first of .I'll'
Ml:.-i I. MUX X IM(Ol
VltS 11. A. HlrfiTH.
JIIIS. J. W. KAY.
Com mltteo
S.
THE MARKET
FOR
REAL
ESTATE
IS AT
McMurphcy
& Rugh's
22 west 8th St
WE BUY
WE SELL
WE RENT
WE EXCHANGE
Stne-rouin hoime and lut 1
bloek from rar line; fine
bume in Rood condition; a
bargain at i'i.UUU or (iinilnli
ed for J2.40U.
ISO aerei ti miles from Eugene;
1C0 acres In cultivation; 220
pasture; aiiieiidid 8-rooui
bonne, COiDo liarn; all klieln
of fruit; price 112,000, In
cluding ererythlnn on the
place.
160 acrea, CS aerei pasture and
timber cruises l.Ouo.OOO saw
timber; !U aires finced; 4
room bourn., spring at bouse;
small barn, chicken house,
young orchard, all kinds of
berriea; srhool 1 mile, iieat
this for 11000.
Here we ave 160 arres, 60
acres fenced; 2 houses, large
log house and small frame,
log barn, granary, well water,
ed with living streams and
springs; 2,(J00,00U fi-et saw
timber; 9 in Mm from Eu
gene. Trice, l iiio.
:' acre adjoining town; fine
a-room house, 3 hams;
young family onlianl; fi
bead horsi's, 6 cows. 4 year
lings, harncis, T.a-.'ons, lnta
gy, cart, chirk -ns, tools.
Impknientrf f irnl'jn, etc.;
price, S7.1M0; $1."00 ca-h;
balance at '6 per n-nt.
We also have business open
ings and a large list of real
estate to offer of every des
cription. McMURPHEY
& RUGIi
22 wtst 8ih Si.
FOli SALE Huff lirpniRiou eggs.
13 for II. W. 1). Hamilton. HOi
Coluinhla avenue, corner ltilh st.
I'OK 111. I K I'lilM'M ot VACANT
LANDS write us enclosing tOc for
each. Tuwn.-ihiji wanted. Hoseburg
Abstract Co.
KDlt SAl.K A good seven-iooin
hard-finished hiiuse, with all the
modern Improvement). A. T.
Cockerlle. mis
PON'T fall lo see Chejeni If you
want bargains In real esiaie. Wi
buy and sell farm and i it v pro;i
erty. improved and unimproved
Timber and mining stock II. Che.
em. Hooni II. Walton Hl lg tf
IN I KKNATIONAl, I'DltltKSI'ON
DKNl'K SCHOOLS "The litis)
Man's I'uiversliy." tilves a thor
ough training at your own home
In nearly all the trades and profes
sions. Text books and Instruments
(when required) furnished free
Full Information and circulars at
the local enrollment office, 45 W
Klghlh street, K. J. Klrkwood, representative.
gar T5.T.'3T"i'x srr.i'ssfasw
KOK SAl.K City lots, close in;
3tio ;ir.O arid lino; Jf.o down
and 1 Uper month, without Inters
est. W. II. Kay, at Kugeue (lull
Company's store. tf
FOR SAl.K Two good timber
claims for locntion Terms rea
sonable. Smith & llrown, Co
burg. Oregon. Box 94. J
Foil SALti Good horse 6 yuars old;
16 hands; only partly broke.
Price, 1100. Phone Ked 1461.
Ueo. Melvin Miller, city.
FOK SALK Parties wishing to buy
200 acres of flrst-rlasa timber land
cnll on J. V. Carlilo, four miles
west of Halo.
HO.MK-SKKKKll I have several
nice farms and some elly property
for sale cheap, del price from
owners. Enquire V. Hobvosky,
illiS Lawrence St. m 2 3
sol Tiu:iiN pAfino
II. II. TIMIO CAHII
Towanl Portliiml Passenger
No. 16 2;43 a. in., Oregon Kx
press. No. IS 6:00 a. in.. Cottage drove
Passenger.
No. 12 11:55 a. m., ltoseliiirg
Passenger.
No. 146:42 p. in., Portland Ex
press. Tovtard San ''ninelsei Piuiseuger.
No. II 2: IS p.m., Hoseburg Pas
senger. No. 17 9:35 p.m., Cottage drove
Pnssenger.
No. 15 12:32 a.m., California Kx
press. No. 13-5:44 a. in., San Francis
co Kxpress.
Weiiillliig llmiicli.
No. S4 S:30 a in., leaves Kugene
for Springfield.
No. 82 11:10 a. in., arrives Ku
gene from Springfield,
No. S7 1:00 p. in., leaves Eugene
for Wendlliig.
No. SS 5:40 p. in., nrrlves Kugene
from WendlliiK.
WM. Ml'llHAY,
(leu. Pass. Agt.
Portland Or
JOHN M. SCOTT.
Asst. O. P. A
A. J. (ilLLKTTK.
Loral Agent.
FOIl SAl.K A well Improved faun
of 120 acres, 4 miles north of Cn
burg. This Is a bargain at t it)
per acre. On good terms. Hinilh
& Brown, Coburg, Or.
Foil SALE Young lull blood barred
Plymouth Hocks and While Leg
horn chickens for sale at reamiu
ablu prices. C.,W. Doll, II. F. I).
No. 1, Ktigono. tf
FOIl SAl.K Ono National cash regis
ter, one Remington typewriter and
a large Iron safe. Enquire of L.
M. Travis, Loan & Savings bauk
building.
FOIl SALE A fine' farm t Ul
acres will be sold for $51) per
acre ou goiKl terms, If sold In the
next thirty days. Smith ft Brown,
Coburg, Oregon. Box 94. J6
Foil SAl.K Fine mountain ranch of
SO acres; 40 In cultivation and
about 40 timber; creek running
through farm; fair hnuso and out
buildings; located eight miles west
of Kugene. Price, $1000. Carl
O. Wnshburne. t(
WANTKl)
WANTED To rent, seven or eight
room house. Call at 1 ill East 8th
street.
WANTED A woman to do wahlng
one day In tho week. Enquire at
450 Olive street. tf
WANTED Threo girls to learn
nursing nt the Eugene General hos
pllnl. Apply to Dr. J. W. Harris
tf
WANTED: Horse breaking by day
or month; also horses tracked. Kn.
quire Bangs' livery . Jiid&w
WANTED To horow $3000 to $5,-
000 for a term of years with gilt
edged security, (iood proposition
for any ono wishing to place a
' loan. Address C. L.. cam (jaurd.
SITIATIO.V WANT Kit
An A No. 1 bookkeeper Just locat
ing In Eugene wants position. Ref
erences. Addness Box 451, Eugene.
tf
WANTED City property for 167
acre farm In Benton county, Ore
gon, two miles from growlag
town. Place lies between fxing
Tom and Willamette rivers ; 90
acres farming ground. W. II.
Kay, Kugene, Oregon. tf
koi; HK.vr
I'ASTIUE FOIl KENT flood pas
ture for horses; close In. Enquire
at the Merlau place, two miles
north of town. m2l
Democratic Ticket
United Stutea senator (leorgn K.
Chamberlain, Salem.
Congressman John J. Whitney,
Albati)'.
Supremo Judge Hubert 8. Bean,
Salem.
ltepreseatatlvo Loon R. Edmtin
son Eugene,
County Judge John W. Baker,
oitago drove.
County Sheriff Harry L. Down,
f. u gene.
County Clerk Henry W. Stewart
Springfield.
County Assessor Welliy 8tevens,
xpringneiti.
County Treasurer James M
Kitchen, Irving.
County Commissioner Guard
Huston, Crow.
Statement No. t Ticket
Loon It, Ediiiuuson, Eugeiiu, Demo
era;. George Knowlea, Eugeno, Inilepeii
dent.
fill
KITCHEN & KOMPP
Successors lo
ARMITACE & BOWN
Livery, Feed and
Sales Stables
Oak and 7th, Eugene. Or.
MIM-fcf.LA.NK'IL'll
HiH'DAN" HUGH ON SHAKES- I will
fnttiKh a few si'ttlngi to reliable
pf ,.s. (',. H. Frank. IH!I East
.Mu.li s:re-t, Kugene, Or.
XCCOKDl'iN PLfcATl.NG -Done by
Mrs. Bert Vincent at 627 llllysrd
s'ri'i.t. near Kast Ninth, on rsuio
able ter-ns. Phon H.d 2301. tf
IF YOU WANT TO HELL your prop
erty ti ll the Oregon Land Compa
ny about It and they will do tha
rest. 4 12 Willamette street, Ku
gene. O.-. tf
GASOLINE ENCINES
IRRIGATION, SPRAYING and
PUMPING MACHINERY
PnlrlMMiks-Morse (Junollnn Knglnes
for pumping, spraying, siivriug, grind
lug. .Omnia complete.
Fairbanks Hrales for weighing.
. Falrbanks-Monie Dynainos aiul Mo
tors for leiwrr anil light.
FalrUnka-Mors Wliidinllls and
Towers.
Kalrlwnks-Morsn Orlmlim, Fred
f'liopen, Well Pumps.
All first qimllty giMala at lowest
prices always In slock. LIlM-ral terms.
Prompt reply lo liiqnlrlin nnl quick
slilpnienu. Writs fur cataloguo and
piiri-a.
BERCER. & BEAN HDW. CO.
Agents, Eugeno, O".
FAIRBANK , MORSt (B. CO.
Portland. Oregosi
Kl PH( lllllt Foil Tlit tit AHD.
$l CASH AND $1(1 PEIl MONTH
Will buy a beautiful California
vineyard, the income from wblrh
win he sutfent to make you in
dependent "or life. Handsome
pamphlet, valuable information
and contract free. F. II. Robinson,
general agent. Pacific Grove, Cal.
NEW BOOKS TO READ
The Barrier, by Rex Beach
The Metropolis, by Sinclair
The Iron Heel, by London
Princeu Nadine, by Reid
now
to be had at
Schwarzsch ild's Book Store
3S6 WUlmatU St.
Certain Approval
of our workm.inshlp and skill
in cleansing- and scouring, of
your own wisdom in tending
"that old frown1' to us, only
awaits its return to you. Your
purse when you set our prices
will join the il.id .icJaini uf
our generous andexpert treat,
ment ol your clothing by us-
Evcrythintj possible in
Cleaning and Dyeing
Eugene Dye Works
6th .mi Will i n S:s.
Phone Ked 23ol
miii ill i hi mgzigrars:
l,M" i,'l!,,)M.'f jjTi jJjTJ
aioerniSHT,
Get your Rubb:r Tires
put on by
S.B.FINNEGAN
574 Olive St
Appreciates smoking good
cigar i. It gives him relaxation.
The Mount Hood C!far is a
favorite among all thinkingmcn
It is positively the best 10c
Cigar on the market
A New Set of
Chairs
Wbv do von hnvr OI.I1
8 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 Y cilAlltS In your
home, wben vou ciin make them
U(H)I) AH NKW f ir only Title 7
A ran of t'lilnntiK l will wort
woudnrs In your bume.
Hue t tint tlie Chlniiman is on
cvi'ry can.
See our wrtt ultow window.
ask to m I-: I-: hi it m:v wai.i,
PAPKIt
10 18 Wi st He.-i lith St.
OVERTON
Wall Paper and Paint Co.
Groceries
You will always find,
the best brand j of
Groceries
Fresh Green Vegetables
Flour and Feed
No drliyi, e I.Avc our own delivery
H. IRISHES.4
Phone
Miin 53 jl
J. W. BARRINGER
Expert houiemover
Moves anything-. Twenty-fiv
years experience. Residence, Eai
Fifteenth and Oak Sts. Phone
Red 4511. Eueeni. Oregon
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