Eugene daily guard., May 30, 1908, Image 5

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' ' ' THK KI GFTC PAILT orARD.' SATriSntr. WW SO, 1008
i . .
ummer
uits
Bought at
f Hanson's
I Possess
f Quality, Sfyle
J and Best of
I Workmanship
1
fe have the lines that may
Upended upon toJook right
(near well. Thojr are hand,
(red goods and (ho patterns
e season's newest stiades.
rare Eugene Agents for the
JHAKI.S, STEKN & CO' lino
. rout more eould you ask.
gar stock of gents' furnish.
g(KMls, hats, etc, is coni
& and everything at ruason-
A SURGICAL 'SENATOR KNOX WAS
HOCWflTinii ; ORATOR AT GEUYSBURI
uremia e im
in
I prices,
show you,
i
Come in and let
D. hans6n
jfo. 8 East Ninth Street
I Eugene, Oregon
BOYS! TOM WATSON'S
AGAIN THIS SPRING
CLAIMS THAT FOK THE
I HOUSE HE'S THE THING
lllstlc friends have unbound-
arid confidence in their can-
So has the public In us. Our
it the past speaks volumes.
ant to secure satisfaction at
k patronize the Theatre Res-
You will be well satisfied
(meals.
IEATR.E CAFE
, I .
. Jeciatcs smoking good
-is It gives him relaxation,
'cunt Hood Cigar is a
XJamongall thinkingmcn
positively the best 10c
the market
i -j .
!EVV YORK
fPPE
THE QREATE8T
JCALI SHOW PAPER
J the world.
Single Copy, 10 Cts.
It r.n WEKKLT.
e Copy Free.
pRANK QUEEN PUB. CO. (Lid),
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. W. l,lu si., .StYosS.
feial-Fepsin Caps,;,:
a rosirivt com.
If there is any one tiling- that a
woman dreads more than another it
is a surgical operation.
We can state without fear of a
contradiction that there are hun
dretls, yes, tlioiLsands, of operations
performed upon women in our hos
pitals which are entirely unneces
sary an" many have been avoided by
LYDIAE.PINKHAMS
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
ror proof of this statement read
the following letters.
Mrs. Barbara Base, of Kingman,
Kansas, writes to Mrs. Pinkhara:
" For eight years I suffered from the
most severe form of female troubles and
"as told that an operation was mv only
hope of recovery. 1 wrote Mrs. Pinkhara
for advice, and took Lydia E. l'inkhnm's
Vegetable Compound, and it has saved
my life and made me a well woman."
Mrs. Arthur Jl. House, of Church
Road, JloorestoSvn. X. J writes :
" I feel it is mv dutv to let people
trnnw what T I n t? l,t-.l.l ir
table Compound has done for me. I
suifered from female troubles, and last
March my physician decided that an
operation was necessary. My husband
objected, and urged me to try Lydia
E. l'inkhnm's Vegetable Compound,
and to-day I am well and strong."
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thirty years I.ydia E. l'ink
ham's Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousandsot
women who have loen troubled with
displacements, inflammation, ulcera
tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, and backache.
Mrs. Pinltlmni invites nil sick
Women to write lier for ndvlre.
She has (milled thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Muss.
ATTORNEY GENERAL
TELLS HOW TO VOTE
Attorney-General Crawford
gives the following Instruc-
tlons regarding the election
law: "Whether a voter is
registered or not, he must
vote in the precinct in which
foe lives for county officers.
Of course, If he lives, or is
registered in one precinct, or
both, he may vote in Another
for state and district officers-
only by the use of Blank A
the same as though he were
not registered, but in either
case he cannot vote for conn-
ty officers. He must vote
in the precinct in which he
lives to vote for them. If he
changes his residence after
registering, he may change
his registration, if the hooks
are still opn. In the manner
provided in sort!., by
the use of Blank It. if he
dues not do so. he can vite by
the use of H'.ank A. the same
as if he were not registered 4
at nil. as hp is not registered
In that precinct, hut In that
case he can vftte for all offi-
rers, as he Is voting In the
nreclnrt in wmcn ne ut'-s. -r
FOREST RANGERS
ARE APPOINTED
Supervisor C. U. Solu. of the Cas
cade reserve, whose headquarters are
In Eugene, announces the appoint
ment as forest rangers of James L.
Furnish, to he located at Itlgllon
ranch, "ii the u r Willamette;
Ralnh Taylor, to b:
5'ijirfi bike Ml II!" ca-l
Cas-aiks. and An hie
be located a: Davis 1 ;i k .
(Continued from Tage 1.5
laws and inscrutable purposes.
o .
Our forefathers had Sl,t ..,
17-s n "f Independence in
the,A:! men ,ape m'ted vqual, that
olmLmur fr th,s I'rtnclple the rnv
naHon1S,Sasbrn'" ,UCC'"""
d."?c,rl,hh -hn" he"
conMh l, " ,?e I'mWe to their
ts e , .s,ha.!,,'helr ""!"""
, s,"'re the "blessinss of libertv
to ourselves and our posterity " r"'
ment of human beings
forc !Ir1"i,73 " he l'nlon 'he
of aisnlon for almost two
ears on many battlefields and he
C'h! ",dIn" " nation
Ind a, ,i, "rl"K '" s,lv" nation
ami at the same time save the favor--i
InMtiutlon of those who woSJ In
Prel"mh,ln",,l,e n",,n"' l5'"' '
Pre?med the triumph or the l'nlon
"rj-ll' '.he "e of the i nuin'was
" lost.
Man in his weakness thought that
this government, founded on the eter
c l,Po'nnrh.u 'r"Pd0m " "
K. ?. '. frP" n"d haIf 8lve.
tiniel ,f0,KlmlSh,'y- B"id",K O-s-weak
, 'he,na"on- frl''rated the
of b,t f, . n'a"- "ni1 88 ,h G'l
Lks '.rouKht those entrusted
. naiions lire to see that the
nation could only survive who " free
thadt ,h ."t!? rlWn,
that the time had come to bow to the
'. to that divine power
bf-n so ordering the af
m .7, L.'h'3. nM th 'he crisis
cause they had their quarrel Just "
Inspired by their holy cause , hat of
anion in which every man was free
fought on the side of eternal JusUre'
f.'fet!,ul,r "" -
tW,hhat lna'llr('t1 'he four score and
ten thousand of the l'nlon army to
breach " Wn', r
nreach hat sustained them as
w7.,T.,.h." onr"sh of 11,9 ?
hat but that ove ni ,. ,.. .
liberty that made the patriot's grave
his country's shrine?
And so there died
many thousand defenders of the fn-
housand heroes, whp otfered ui.
heir lives a willing sacrifice thnt
his country might he In fact as in
theory wholly free.
The great vlctorv wo.
na' ,JUHiCe ,)revaliL'u- Supreme equity
Today we survey this field nnd
see wi:n clarified vision all that its
tragedies meant. We see the Union
saved, the nation established upon
the Immovable rock of freedom
Our peril is to be found In weak
or Insidious acquiescence by our pub
lic servants In specious demands for
Inroads upon the established and
tried Institutions of our .country
sometimes In the name of reform,
sometimes masquerading as Justlre.
The highest and most patriotic
ambition you and I can entertain Is
to seek to understand the fundamen
tal principles in American national
life and understanding them, to de
fend and protect them. Defend them
alike against thoue who would nar
rowly restrict them nnd those who
would destructively expand them.
The individual skirmisher out
along the far-flung Union line beyond
yond the crest served the cause as
well as the commander of the corpB
or army directing aunregate move
nitns from headquariers. And often
Ihe private soldier has saved the
day nnd retrieved a disaster due to
a eonunHiid.T's f illy or perversity,
dying an Inconspicuous hero. In
; hat spirit cf vUllanre and devotion,
let us s?rve In thl army of the Un
ion, which Is always In the field. We
may not he able to make our service
conspicuous, but we can certainly
maku It useful.
agent for the S. P. Company. He'
I stood well with his railroad tmpli.y
jers aud was popular anion: the em- j
ployes to a man. Mr. Stevurt has:
also eUitage.1 successfully in the mer
cantile business, and served as post
master under the administrations id!
Presidents Harrison, Cleveland. Mc-j
Kinley and Koosevelt. He was also!
engaged in the hanking business, be- I
Ing one of the founders of the Kirst
Hank, of Springfield, in this Institu
tion he had the confidence of the!
EUGENE HIGH
WINS FROM
COLUMBIA
In the baseball game at Hecreatlon
i'ark this afternoon between the Kn-
public. as was evidenced by the large , gene high school and Columbia Unl
deposits and steady Increase In busl- versity the wore was 4 to 3 In favor
neSi'- of the high school at the end of the
lly the above It will be seen that!slth Inniug.
Mr. Stewart is fully, competent to' The final score was 5 to A in fa-
handle the affairs that accumulate In
the office of clerk. This with credit
to Mr. Stewart, that he did not seek
the office, but was endorsed for the
(A w -
V- V
vor of the Eugene high school.
nomination without his knowledge of
what was being done. It was simply
the office seeking the man. and a le
gion of his friends In all parties will
be glad of thlB opportunity of helping
elect Mr. Stewart to the office for
w'htrh he is now a candidate.
In his petition to the voters of
Lane county Henry Stewart says "ho
will give to the people or l.ane coun
ty a courteous and business-like ad
ministration," and you can depend
upon wnat no says.
HAItHV HOWN'S l'UUdC
SCHOOL TEACH KH I'ltOl l)
OK ITl'llN SUCCESS
I'XlVEItSlTY SKCONI1S
KEKKAT COI.I MIUA
In a well-played game at Hecrea
tlon I'ark yesterday afternoon the
University second team defeated the
Columbia team by the score of 3 to
1. Following is the summury of
the game:
Coliun Ida
R 0 0
lilts... I 1
V. of O
It 0 0
lilts.. .1 t
ft 0
1 I
0 0
0 0
0 I
05
2 1
I x-
0.
Dock-
Earned runs U. of O., 0: C.
Three base hits Hayes
stader. ,
First on balls Off Locke, 4; off
Dickson, 3.
Left on bases Columbia, 7; l of
O., .
Wild pitches Dickson, S.
First base on errors Columbia,
2; U. of O.. 4.
Struck out Ity Locke, 5; by
Dickson, 5.
Passed balls Jamison.
Hit by pitcher McDonald.
IMVKItSITV OK OHK.JJOX
DKKEATS ltOSKIU'ltG
Guard Special Service.
Roseburg. May 80. In a well
played game of bnseball In this city
this afturnoon the University of Oro
gon team defeated the Roseburg
team by the score of 6 to 4.
of
located at
slone of th-.
Knowles. to
on the cast
These m-n
11)11 c Ubl'.ict-
TODAY'S nAMEIIALI, StXHtRS
At Portland San Francisco, 15;
Portland, 3.
At Oakland Los Angeles, 3;
Oakland, 2.
At Ilutte Diitte-Spokano game po
At Ilutte Ilutte-Spokauo gam
postponed: rain.
At Seattle Seattle, 2: Vnncouver,
I.
A Lost Valley correspondent tells
this Incident to Illustrate the rareer
of a I. line county boy; now grown
to manhood, honored nnd trusted
a self-made man of the people, who
received Ills early education In the
pioneer school bouses of the county:
'llouse-eleiinlng time often re
surrects oi l relics. For Instance, on
Tuesday Mrs. Kff:i Kenton, of Dex
ter, drew from lis hiding place nn
old school register, and In looking
through the records found the iinine
of Harry L. Bown, who was a pupil
of hers while she was tenrhlng tho
spring term In 1 S S " In tho Klmlru
district. The old sclioolhouse was a
very unstable structrire, swaying In
a threatening manner with each
gust of wind. The building wn$ with
out desks, hnvlng benches without
backs. It also had an immense fire
place, which was built up outside
the wall. It Is Interesting to note
that although our future sheriff had
many difficulties to. overcome In his
early education, he has risen, through
studious effort and perseverence to
a station In life where he Ih lauded
nnd resported alike by both his poli
tical colleagues and opponents. Mrs.
renuin says tnat Tlinugn sue nas 1101,01
rmni oi irancnise, sue intends to
see to It thnt the head of, the house
shall vole for Hurry Down.
OREGON WINS
ALL THREE PLACES
IN I00 DASH
fii-:i:MA,s will votk
KOIt IMVKItSITV
Professor Schmidt 1ias received
copies or the Cerman papers publish
ed In Portland, Die Kaelirlchtcn and
Deutsche Zeitung, which contain an
appeal of the Herman Alliance to
all Cerman voters In the slate to
support the Unlverspv appropriation.
It Is thought thai this will Influence
many votes, slnee, the (iermnns are
naturally Inclined to favor higher
educational efforts, owing to the.ex
cIifnco of the schools and univer
sities of their native country.
Oiiard Special Service.
Senttle, May 3D. Following Is the
result of the first few events in the
quadrangular truck meet here this at
teruoon :
sso-yurd run Kdniunson (Idaho)
Vernon tWash.), Downs (Oregon);
time, Jin. 3 sec.
1 tin-yard dash Huston. Muon ani
HoheriH, nil of Oregon. Time, 10
2-ft. !
Ilroad jump Kuykendull (Ore
gon), Coylo (Wash), Williams
(Wash.) Distance 21 feet (I Inches.
Hammer throw Zncharlas (Ore-
gonl, (iardner (Oregon), llnntz
Distance, 153 fitct ti inches.
High Jump Kiiykendall (Ore
gon), , Huston (Oregon) , Drlscoll
(Idnhn).
4 10-yard run Kilmunson (Ida-
owell (Oregon), Campbell
I (Wash.). Time, hi 4-5 scrnnda.
snot put Matthews, .acvhnrlns
(Orenonl, Mclniyro (Oregon). Dis
tance, 311 feet li luetics.
Pole vault Ilowuian, 11 feet
Inches; M -Milieu and Kiiykcndnll.of
I Oregon, tied at I I feel.
I 'hull i In'gou,
Washington, IM.
II I ; lilnho, 11.1
The Klntl Voti Have Always nought, nnl whlcH haa ooen
iu use for over 39 years, liaa bonio the antnro of
and lias been mnde under hie per
sonal supervision siaeo Its Infuncy.
Allow no one to deceive yon lu thin.
All Counterfeits, Imitations anil "jHst-JW-good" are but
r.xporlineiits that trifle w ith nnd c" '.....K'r t lie health of
lnl'uiiU nnd Children Kxue-r'iuoe ttnuist MxperluienU
Whac is CASTORIA
Castorln Is a harmless eubstltiito for Cantor Oil, Pare
Iforlo, Drops nnd Soothing- Syrups. It in l'li-asunt. It
rotitalns neither Opium, Morphino nor other Xnrentln
Hiihstauee. Its ngo Is Its puurimteo. It destroys AVorins
and allays l'everUdiness. It cures Plnrrluvn nnd Wind
Colle. It relieve Teethlnsr Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It asslnilliit-s tho l-'ood, regiilutes the
Stoiiiuch nnd Itowebt, K'vlntf healthy niul Imtunil sleep.
The Cliildriiii's l'anucoa Tho MoUierB Frkuul.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears tho Signature of
S7
The Kind You toe Always Bought
v In Use For Over 30 Years.
TMI MTU eWMMT, TV MUKHAV TUSKT, Nan YONK tTV,
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CHUHOII HRIt1CKS. IIOKN
t J
CatlMdlc ("liiirch
Masses at ,H and 10:30; Vespers
nnd sermon, 7:30. The Columbia
University lioya will sing at X o'clock
truss.
Methodist Church
At Springfield, May 25, 190S, to
Dr. and Mrs. A. K. Turner, a daugh
ter. To Mr. and Mrs. Orvlllo Knnpp, at
Cottage drove, May 2tl, 1 HON. an 8
puiind boy.
To tho wife of Ooorgo Schneider,
of l.orane, May 19, 1!M)S, a ll-pound
girl.
To Mr. nnd Mrs. Horton, of Cot-
tagu Clrovo, May 17, 11)08, a dnugh-te.r
D. II. Trimble, pastor. Class, !):4."i'
m. The pastor speaks al 10:30!
ill.; subject, "The Conoliest of a
World." At K p. m. a union mass
Icmpernnce meeting will be held. ,
There will lie at least two good;
speakers. Sunday school, 12
Leagues, tt:4."i p. ill. Prof. (Hon and
chorus choir lu loft. Visitors cor
dially welcumtid. I To Dr. and Mrs. A. K. Tumor, at
Christian Church ! Springfield. Tiiesdny morning, May
Illblu school at 9:45. Preaching 2(1, ItlOS, a son.
at II a. in, and K p. ni. Junior Kn-
dcavor lit 3; C. B, nt (1:45. Morn- si'ltl(;l'll'LI WAXTS
Ing subject, "Inherltnnro of thoi ' ' Mnivriiv u-ITl'li
Saints," nt R p. m. There will ho; 1 ' ''" . I r.H
a union tempernncf. mei.ting. I.asti '
word before election. Come. The Springfield News wants the
('ongregiitlonnl Church city government of Its town to make
Sunday school, 10 a. in. Morn- i arrangements With Ktigeno whereby
Ing service nt II a. m. Proaehlngl that place may bo supplied with pure
by the pnslor. Y. P. H. U. B. at ' mountain water when this city got
MKKTIXfJ
to Aititv;i-: Koit
l .M i:HSITV VOTK
There will b" a mass meeting of
citizens at In" Cointnerelal club this
eveiiini: at X o'clot k vharp to nrranite
to Klve the Unlverslly of Oreeon a
rei-ord-hreakliig vole at Ihe p ills on
Monday.
IndUa'lons point lo s'roni; opool
on lu I. Inn. ll-nion. Marlon, Wash-l-.u'on
I'olk. Vainliill. Clitek.'iinas,
o anil Union eounl i
i i iv r
ma
UK
A i
rs r'-itls. red.
r a ro-'-l a vote In any
e -lte. i;verybo'ly
a-- .- the four Ku
a ,-:(-01:1' al.d Hiall-
: ri " I ! d 10 vote (or
v; e on I he I'rilver
AI.I.KV KAT'iN.
jooi LD LlVKItY, mil
AM) KALK.M STAIILKH
Having purchased the f'.llhert feed
stables on West Fifth street, near
Wllamt!e, we Intend to conduct a
first-class livery, feed and sales sta-l
hie. We are prepared to furnish
good teams nnd ladies' Baddlo horses
on short notice. j
Our prices will bo found reasons-j
bio aid our tr.- .-menl of the public I
courteous nnd obliging.
Having had much experlonro In
the livery bm, loess wo know how to
conduct such an establishment in a
first-class manner. We respectfully
solicit a share of your painonure.
tf D. (1. (Klin. li it HON.
C ' HAItV.'tiilt WON
TK.NNIS I'Ol HXKY
New Haven, May 30 liar-
Vard won the tennis tourna-
r ment with Yale, seven
mntrhra to four.
EUGENE GETS
TWENTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS MORE
Wi
l-'lves
-bliiKton. D, r , Mav 4
Th.. public building bill 4
pas-ied this afternoon
Kuitene t.'o.iiuo d II-
lional for poslotrb-e bitlldluu.
'I bis appropriation baa now
passed bol h houses,
7 p. m All young people cordially
welcomed No preaching service at
the church in tho evening, the con
gregation uniting In the mass meet
ing at the M. 10. and Christian
churches at K : 00 p. m.
St. Mary's KpUropnl Church
Comer Kovenih and Olive streets,'
P. K. 1 1 ii in in n ii l , rector. Holy com-;
miinlon lit K a. in. Sunday school at
11:45 a. in. Morning prnyer and ser-i
mon nt II. Kvenlng prnyer and ser-i
mon at 7:30. Strongers and visitors j
cordially welcomed. I
llaplist liurrli I
lllhlo school at i:45,n. m. Morn-t
ing worship, wlt1 sermon by the pas
tor, at I I u. m. II. Y. P. U. nt 7
p. m. Union temperance iim-.s inee'-j
Ing at M. K. cluirch at 8 p. in, o, c.
Wright, pnslor.
Centml I'renliylerlun C'liurrli
Krnnk's hall, 42 Kast Ninth street.
II. N. Mount, pastor. Siiuilay school
at 9:45 n. in. C. K. at 0:45 p. m,
Public worship with sermon by the
pnstor nt 11 a. ni. on the subject,
"ills Cr and Mine." Union scrvi"o
at the Christian and Methodist
churches. Cordial invitation to ev
ery one for all t liw services.
Its new system completed.
J.
L.
C.
M.
YOUNG HARGIS
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
' a nLUGHTFUl
Sn.vimTfl li
i!i:'.i:v Mtiviiit
, I DIIITK
l-'Oll ( I.KItK
SCHOOL CHILREN PARADE
FOR PROHIBITION
tt.n i-
-i1ni v.. .
tfm -,tr,7 ar t - - r t
(1 ,,al" I naxtlirsil In.....
, . i mi I Msif) ti.-nit. A
wi - lot t bT r... 1
, A. I"' "T". tiH.ot tfcr.
vs.llt A,
TrUtAMTAL.pijpsnco
pleasing softness
pi ,n.
1) N b
'-r Ili'-r
Ni;jyi i i cf
l UilU -C.an'-; -
1 And restrains tM ravages "t
HI sun, wind and .ime. o
.H,n..f4 -n!:ra'Jon C.imi
r. 19 t I
-. .,K.irf tan arA trcck.es ar.d
.kH'-Tai-'"
, rer.ders imperceptible annoying
minor blemithe and :icwnes.
I It possesses a dainty. c:i.-.,;;ng ooor
( exclusively its own and inn every
V . . rrct toilet luiu. Pnce
1 50 cents, -f your druggist (or it U
r0YT CHEMICAL CO.
I-7 o
A nlffornlan's Link.
"The Inckle.t day of mly :fr. was'
when I bought a box of llu'klen s
Arnlsa Halve," writes Cbnrbs F. llu-1
dahn, of Trarey, Cal. "Two 25c box-!
-s cured me of an annovliiir ease of
litchine piles, which bad ironbled me
ether ire,,,, , i Z Two or Ihree hnn-lred Utile school
m n g vl, h," d. " "I"r chlldrel. paraded Ihe .tree,, ,hl. af-
sntee at . hii))iend,.ll s drug store. , , ,.,.,.,, f prhlw.
....... ,.,,,....,7 itlon, 1 1... r.bjeet I, Ing to Influence
r.i.i.jm.ii.MM, . , Uir H . onllnuaii.e of "dry'' con-
i-..- - ii . , i. .dlfois In llils county. The children
,.';:;'n;:1; i, l,y ""' "'"'icni..! bi,er, d ( .,c.a,i.,si m.
I'.' ruiKii.z t c opKTKK. .. .',' . ' ,
Jackson, Ky , Mav 30 -
llench llargls. in lull nwnlt-
Ing trial for the murder of bis
fa! her, .lu I go .lames llargls,
attempted suicide last night
with morphine. He will re-
cover.
1IOTHL AltlllVAL.H.
Iloffnuill llouae.
llaight, Albany,
(ilbson, Drownsvllle.
Moorehen.l nnd w.. Portland.
Arnel and wife. Porllnnd.
I). K. Calkins, lllue Hprlngs, Nub.
II. M. Calkins, city.
Oscar Inuraiii nnd wife, Lebanon,
.las. McOlnnlaa, Chli-ago,
V. L. Chick. Pun land.
Howard Morton. Portland.
Wnllnre (la'dwln, Portland.
F. W. Titus, Spores.
It. Alnmsle, Spores.
11. Morris, city.
John Holland, Crew.
W. P. Harrison, Chlrngn.
. '". Itapp, New York.
Kd. Haelej, Seullle.
(I. K. Stokes, Osuge, lowat
K. V. Tlioinpson, Portland,,
V,'. II, rVckouaad m W, TtlUB'"
rnn, la. ,
.1. T. Doran, Saleai ' "
Paul ltnveaa "!,.,;,
K. H. Ar'.(, Hlln
C. I . Carey, Salem.
Leo. Kenton, Slllem.
Tom W, Holiimn, Snlem.
M- Vnion, Salem.
I. O. HilhipUruyt, Snlem.
Hoy Phillips, Hnlmii.
Dni.-!i ott, Snlem.
( Co Mue,.r, Salem
di V Iloyt, Salem,
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K. Ilert nnd wife, f'ni r:,
i Peiuce, Cottag,, Orove.
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and served
J O K'a'i, will b.. out ,,t his op-1
'bal offbo Irom Tti.-i.,lay Toorlilngi
until Friday afternoon of next week.
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'f ' lloli'r Let Corvulll.. I.- t.rl Ho.. '
.- i-h ll,e Sal'-on, "; - e Are '
ir II 'lids li .n't Von. to Mann
' lO II -lake Your I'l.i-e S in
Vo'e for Us"; "Would Von
oi.. lo Open il,e s.ilo hi (or Your,
liov''" "Wlial lines Your Mo'her
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lUMIIKItS IIAKIiWAItK CO.
Hen supplies of aii kinds.
IMVKItSITV ST I IHATS
WHO Am-: kvhti.iti
TO VOTi: MONDAY
Kdltor fiunr.l: - Will you please
state, through the coliuuns 'of your
paper, that Hiiileiiis and tubers who
iin.l-il-ilii a residence soiuewher.
else hav,. a right to ml., on the Un.
versl y .d Oregon appropriation bill.
aloni; l!h the Male ticket.
To vote requires a hlv nion'hr res
1.1. tie In Co si ii.-, ii o. I II,.- v iter
inns' .gn llliink A. Tin le -..111 be a
notary nil di.y at tin, It.-. -u I Ibun
1 . ' '-'I 1 ' II II ' '- r H , III .lll-ll'-e t,', I',- i', ,i e
IU '- '.n S oltlre, !o lake I be ,,.i.
of fi I. 'nils of tb.l 'ni v.-ri i:
AI.I,i:.S UATO
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lying lier T.inl.onn. '. nnd. r 1
Shu tl.-d her raven ringlets
Then to the store aim a.
glee
for llolllster's Itorky Moun'iiln T.
I. Inn Drug Co,
nil.
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Dit. . v. f;itii i nil
I unions Suit., Volerlnai v of Call
fornln; served three vei.r. ,, ,...
Medlenl II uir.l. Is located at Kit
chen Koiupp Ih-ery stable, corner
.-sev.nui ami uak. Phone Main
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93.
NTKItXItKIKl IIAKiHT.
Photos, stamps and post cards.
Oneral vl.-w work. Sixth street, be
tween Willamette nnd Olive. tf
MMW 'I'ODAT.
FOR RKNT - Nice front room; fur
nace heal; electric lUhts and
haih. Suitable f,.r two g.-ntle-iii.
n. I.'. I Fast Ninth street.
FOR SAI.K-llest retail store In
Lane county; wll sell istoek of
about I'iOoo for cash mil i- uit
building-:
Address '
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experl In ull'lili. Is of carriiiiT"
wovk ad eeiieral repairing: no
ili'-i, null k wur'innn: sirlcltv
ob.-r; wages 3.r.n. Ad Ii e.- ,,-k
ILx 5, Junction City, Or. J3
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