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the jtcexe n.n.v guaro, sati m.v. .use n, tons TW BIRTHS ...tJ "4 ScVtci !EN DEATHS i We sell or Cash We save yen money on $ your Housefurnishings ; i WE HAVE ET mm or on Installments ettelr for Ops Something B 111S 01 S'1 it 4'kiv rails "atim to trouble by nchinpr. It , niih other symptoms, such as ',kiios. licnilitfliu, pains in the A weight in the lower part of Vlr, "that a woman's feminine 1'jsmniH'iis iiiiiiiuiuiiiuiiiu'iiiron. '.'Vni Leases the one sure rented v Lj,i sp.jed.iU" removes the cause, H iestS iue icmiiiiue organism YDIA E. PENKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND ja Will Young, of 0 Columbia Rockland, Jle., says : -I iw troubled for a long time with viliil backaches and a pain in my x.ujdwas miserable in every way. stored nntil I was discouraged and -.ght I would never get well. I read ai.byaia n. i iukiwih a veg-etame awinut had done for-others and r'dri to try it : after taking three Lis I can truly say that I never felt kill in my we." Vrs. Ausrustus Lyon, of East EarL .trrites toVMrs. Pinkham: had very severe backaches, and nf-down pains. I could not sleep, :bad no appetite. Lydia E. Pink :'s Vegetable Compound cured me -made rae leel lute a now woman." LcTS FOR SICK WOMEN. tlnrty years Lydia . lJmk '.; Vegetable Compound, made iiwtsand herbs, has been the .ir.d remedy for female ills. ii positive lv eurcd thousands of in who have been troubled with ..'.cements, intlammation, tileera :. libroiil tumors, irreRularities, -lie pains, baekaehe, that bear iran feeling, flatulency, indiges ;dizziness,or nervous pros tratiuu. ADMIRATION pintd by care of personal "ance. Let us look after ws-c!ean, press and re ai when neceeesary your Witts, and you'll receive f that's coming to you and We bit more. Everything possible in Cleaning and Dyeing 'ugene Dye Works M and Willamette Sts. Phone Red 2861 We sell the best lines of itaple and Fancy Groceries In our new loca tion we insure Prompt service and courteous taatment. Try with a share your patronage E GROCERY !C West Eighth Street STHn'S puts nnrinc the month of t ,.- i i and 14 females male joThe cause, of 1?M weft ebraln iti';-.n;; onint, 1 whooping i-otish 1- Vm- ?ernl"fchrhe,",n;:S- ,: "'n-raf' :. nf ,'., """' : anerene o lok. 1. erymnelas. 1; tv;,ill)U fever 1, obstruction of bile dun 1. ENOUGH FOR ELECTION (Continued from Pap;i 1.) question. The two nclv-(.ectorl Democratic senators are 1 ' r xr. ton. of Josephine, and Turner Oliver of I'nion-Wallowa. HcpuhlicHis in House. In the house 22 of the 25 Republi can Statement No. 1 representatives have fiatH fhpv tt'ill 0un statement and vote for Chamberlain or senator, i ney are: 0. L. Hat tenbttre. H. n Pnttnn snj i n Mby, .of Marion; Georgo Jones of Douglas: D. F. Jones, of Polk-Un-coln: J. V. Camnbell Walter nim. irk and l.lnn F Inne, nt nani.nn, James D. Abbott. B. C. Altmnn, J. C. uryant, K. c. Couch. W. J. Clem ens, L. M. Daivs. E. J. Jaeger. Chas. .i. .u-iiMiitia ana a. . urton, or Multnomah; C. A. Itarrett. of l'm. tilla: S. F. Richardson nf fnlnn- .1. P. Rusk, of T'nlon-Wallowa r w .1 Mariner, of Gillinm-Pherman-Wheel-or. anil H. C. Dctlds, of Wasco. liop-rscMt:itivcs-c!cct Fred .T. Hva.tv and I., ft. Mallope. tt Mnltnnniali and Allen Katnn. tlie latter Ileitis re-e'eet-"1 as a SratcMiecr l p:in f'-'ttn l.anc. . rcfilfd iKi'i'ively -o define their iKtpiticn and are classified as non-committal. Th" (Iroironian was unable to local? A.W. Ortml, of Mult. nnn!ih :init V T Siimnlt of W-i.n but both of these men annoum'ed in vpstprH a v'o Tulei'i-um tlioir tntentlrin to abide by the Statement Xo. 1 pledge, and as a result nave neon list ed as Chamberlain supporters. Deering Mowers and Rakes none better. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. Don't Balk at the Dollar Mark Price isn't everything in buy ing CLOTHING. The quality counts for some thir.g. You will always fmj the high tt quality of goods and workniaiibhip at the min imum of price. ROBERTS BROS TOCGER.Y 554 Willamette Street That's what you want and that's what you get from us-Before buying see our line We have the Goods and you get the Prices I Some Exclusive Goods that you cannot get elsewhere i i PIANO RECITAL BY MRS, PATTERSON'S PUPILS Monday evening about thirty of the class of forty pupils of Mrs. Daisy Dillard Patterson gave a piano reci tal at her home. 292 East Ninth, street. The program was beautifully rendered and every number is worthy of snecial mention uhh reflects great credit on the pupils as linemen aim .studious, hut also on -Mrs. Patterson as being a very capa ble teacher and having the knack of iastitlinu confidence and tile desire to study hard. The recital was giv en at Mrs. Patterson's home, so h'r Chickerin Concert Grand piano could lie used. There were about one hundred present to enjoy the ex cellent prouram. White Frost Refrigerators A iv soim'thini; now. T!i.y s;iw m mniu-y iu your Uv hills; art tuluiLu- in i-nnsi ruvt ion : mad of sift'l and thoroughly A 1. This ro friKerntor supon'tnles all ilif old unsanitary, wooiltMi kind. Those rffrtsoraiors aro abso lutely the host made. S.v ihom and comparo. thorn with the old kind. We are the only dealers in Kusene selling White Krost llofriKerators. $1,00 down nml 91 a wevk. Porch Shades That Please The "Tuseuletim" .shades for porrlu-s are the latest and best. Tiny aro absolutely fadeless and for up-ti-dato shades are tho only ones on the markof. Wo also have the old stylo Vudor porch shades, loo. See our stock. We are exclusive dealers for th fine, fade less up-to-dato Tiisciileum shadio. See them and you will buy them. $1.00 lWu and $I.(HI n Hiit. White Sewing Machines Are king. .We are here to prove that tho "White Is King." I'he best machine made, and one that saves lime, money and vexation. $1.00 Down nml I. till a W.-ok. Buck's Stoves and Ranges Absolutely best stove and range .made. J ruiiy Kuarnnteeii, and ir not satisfactory can be returned to us after 3(1 days. Stv ua on stoves and ranges. lil Y "MADK IX Kl'tiKXK" COU'HKS AXI MATTItKSSKS. WK ("AX SAVK YOU MONKY OX TIIKSK CJOODS Campbell-Fellman Co. Everything for the Home an dOffico 50 West flth Street WK VIMIOI.KTKK AM) UKI'AIK Ahli K1XKS l.' MATTltl-XSKS, COITHKS. SflllXtiS AX1 KfltXITlltK. Ity being greater on poBterlor sur-1 becomes so hard that when tho cll face. It Is three-eighths of an Inch ! iary muscle relaxes, it does not re long and three-sixteenths of an inch , spond by becoming more convex. Tying her bonnet under her chin, She tied her raven ringlets in; Then to the store she went with glee, For Holllster's Rocky Mountain Tea. Linn Drug Company. NBW TODAY. FOR RENT A furnished 8-room house. Enquire at Smith's black smith shop, on Park street. Dr. l.owe. the optician, will onlv be in Ills office the latter half of next week. You and your children are safe if you wear his glasses eye safo and price safe. Kow is this? A fine ?2 fountain nen for 41 at Watts' jewelry store. Every pen warranted. THE EYE AXI) ITS CAKE. (By Dr. Franc Luclle Hard.) In the article of last week the cor nea, aqueous humor, and iris were talked about. This week the focusing apparatus of the eye will be taken up. Just back of the Iris is the cryatal Ine lens. This la not perfectly round but is longer than it is wide. It Is convex on both surfaces, the convex- thick. It is highly transparent, rath er soft and very elastic. The lens Is enclosed In a capsule that Is thin, transparent, brittle and ellKtic. It Is made up of one layer upon another of tissue that is so fine that i i dis tinguish tiie separate layi is power: ii iiiicroM-ope is required. The layers in iim placid one on another lIKlKe tile !e!W rceilllllO iltl OIllOll.i ;The layers at the center form a hard-j en- il nucleus lnit grow softer toward I 'the outside. As people grow older j ;the outer layers become more hurdi' and less elastic, constituting I'resliy-'1 jopln, which will be mentioned later.!! i On either side of the lens, as shown i i In the above drawing, is a tiny muscle w hich is aiiucneu to ll, caileu mo cil-; iary muscle. i When looking at an object somo( dUtance away, twenty feet or more.' the eyes are Bald to be at rest. That is, tho ciliary muscle is at Ua normal length. When reading It Is neces sary for the lens to become more con- j vex or more magnifying. Cnnse-! quently, the ciliary muscle, which ! holds the lens flat when the eye is at 1 rest, must relax, thus allowing the I lens to grow convex. ! After tho ago of forty-three or for-1 ty-flve Is reached, the rrystallne lens i nen tne letters and stitches seem to j run together and blur, and we rind ! Hint to see clearly the work must be I held farther from the eyes than Is .convenient. Tills Is the time of all : others when the aid of tho ltefrac , tionist Optician Is required, to nro- ry , scribe proper glasses, and should not tie neglected as nogb'et brings ee 81 rain and headaches. In the abov Illustration posterior 'to tho crystallite lens Is n large space culled tho Vitrloiia chMuber which Is ! filled with a Jelly-llko aiibHlanco 'called tho vitrloiia humor. This forma four-fifths of the body of the eye. The vltrlotis humor has no spec 1 lul part to perform In the act of see ing, but Is the support of the eye. In ! front it forms a hollow In' which thej , siystalllnc lens rests and In back It Is! 'convex, filling out the curve of the' retina ami holding it In place. j Next week Hie coats or tunica of : the eye will be described. I fMttMMtMMMM' Eugene Poultry Store C. B LAMPHSH1R.E We have the only Ntoro In Kueno tluit iKiIn excliifdvoly In poul try nml poultry product. Wo buy ami wll nil rliiKMen of Hmltry from tho Imhy clilckn u. Will lutmllo at nil Unn nuirket joultry nml poultry for hrtnilliiK puriMMOA, If you horo Hurh poultry to mH or of you want to buy, cull nnd see uh. J02 East Ninth Street, comer of Pearl lilt: HOUSE WHICH HAS UEEX II KICK IIKKOIIK, always lifts Ills hoot willingly for our shoeing. Ho remembers how we shod him lust time and how good tho shoes felt on his foot. If your horse has not been hero before, bring hint now. You'll like our shoe ing as well as the horse. For he will work better, go better and foel bettor. Burbach & Bristow . 531 Olive St. . Waraer tunes pianos. Lrm r ders at Morris' Music Store. tf i M CIAI XX f 4 EGINNING Saturday, June 6, and continuing for one week, we will offer every article in our store at greatly reduced prices. Following are a few of the many bargains to be obtained at this sale : 10c Ladies' Sleeveless Vests c 1 5c Ladies' Sleeveless Vests - 1 0c 20c Ladies' Sleeveless Vests J0c Embroidery 12c Embroidery. J5c Embroidery 30c Corset Embroidery 50c Corset Embroidery 50c Corset Covers 75c Corset Covers - 7c 10c 10c 20c 35c 40c 55c 60c Ladies' white Silk Hose 30c 50c Ladies' Black Lace Hose 27c 35c Ladies' Black Lace Hose 22c 25c Ladies' Black Silk Hose 20c Misses and Children's Hose for JOc to 25c (usually sold at 1 5c to 40c) $2.50 Allover Cream Lace 85c $2.00 Allovcr Black Lace 75c 40c and 50c Allovcr Laces at 20c to 30c All Umbrellas At Cost These are only a few of the many good things to be had at the sale. A choice of two beautiful glass water sets will be given to the person making the first $5.00 PURCHASE, SATURDAY, JUNE 6 n " th entire day Saturday every purchaser of $1 worth of goods will be given a choice of articles on 1 "'o some of our tables. ae aiWw fi CJJl XJ&kE, 9th St w ' .... ttttttt?ttttttt Jltt"""' o o Remember the day and place June 6th at RACKET O '"' 0 , t,,, 77;-r-p- , .- ..w
