More Bargainsat Newlands
geautiful Lawns
Mm
m aiC a varri
n.r'ng tWs Bale you will be stir
Z i t the B""eat values offered In
' Wsh Good" section. Severs
nd yards of lawns usually sold
rb!n 4c
ka!c Ladies' Belt
5Sr 3c VALVES, 13c
I Hundreds 01 wuno " -I
Jelled belts, assorted patterns,
Ki ill llni8 of nice bucltle8- sonie
I. -n-h re Dearl; nwuiy are res-
LJ5C belts; C
Li ' for choice of a lot of black,
BlC brwon, blue and colored
L.j- regular 35c values.
65c Belts 45c
I to have sonea up auumer ioi oi
, which Includes all our regular
tzr helts: all go In one hit
(,uu - .
t, :....45c
rtat Special in Ladies' Long
Elbow length, in ladies' Jersey
TM OlaCK auu nuiw, cxim tll-
got Lisle llousquetaire elbow
jth, bi&ck ana wane, worm a
;A more: our rr
Erin sale price '. . 7VJC
"est. ..
"1Lues and Prints
urinK
This
Kale
We h..
ve the other
go;..! Print;
at, lie- yard . .
4c
Men's Wear
yl. but the sues are broken
woeo'rn!,ne0l,ak;r'd
sues are broken. None of the.
bats we sold regular fo- le
than V. 00, ar.d ,.)rne arp
nd 13.00 hats. The, all ll
on lot at, jour f '
choice Q9c
A Bargain in Shirts
.nlWe5"!r dUrlllg lhl
splendid bargain In men1, shirts;
all OI our rpni,, tl ot -.,-.. .
-i i, --0-.-. sains, in
cluding sl'.lt ponjee. Every Ji.25
..... , .u iue store win be . -on
sa18 at, each 4 J . J 5
Summer Underwear
We have on sale a fine line of
men 9 summer underwear. ln white
ecru, pink and blue; a splendid
bargain at .tSc
Balbriggan at 5(c
Cooper's ribbed, at 7,v
Special Offerings in Wash Goods
V) For fine quality Da
jiflC tistes thut,:( Is sold
oier town tor iac. -,
farQUAUTY BATISTE, 18c.
Eitra fine quality French Ba
le la itripes, dots and floral de
bs; a beautiful wash fabric;
p!'.c.: J 8c
18c
would be
30c
25c
Will buy Paris Tissue,
worth 25c the yard.
For fine quality dress
linen unbleached;
good value at 25c.
For Domestic Pongee;
all shades plain colors.
Will buy mercerized
Pongee colors.
-o
res waaaaarawiuj
a
W-TABLETS-NR
5
03? Grrn? (E&
as?
a it 1 ruir urnirmc m CTIMIICU&A.
Hull's Red Cross l)rn( Store.
MANY (IROCF.RIKS
AIM-: CAltltlKI)
here regularly which you can
not find elsewhere. If you want
something exceptionally choice
and net in common use. you c an
flint It here. You wll Hind, on
inqni'-y, too, that these .spec
ially high class groceries do not
mean high-class prices. Far
from It.
El GENE DAILY GCARTt. SATUtDAY, JI NK 20, imm
University of Oregon News
I
. - Piiff C A! I A D I?
(V. M. GREEN, dSl&ocer
619 Willamette St. Phone Main 25.
I 1 LflllllM IIIH WW
N .- i IMi,
I
AUTO - LfVEHY
have a fine 7-passenger 30 H.P.
White bteamer
to hire by day or hour
Expert driver furnished
EUGENE GUN CO.
HM
STUDEBAKER BUGGIES
.,' " (wis MIIIU 1 ., . mi l,r-I
'-M. AM FINISH THIA .V'ti.Vl v.
IX THK MAKKKT. Yd " ' '..O
MISTAKK IF Yor U"'K '.'
LIXK ni:it)i;r5imiM..
I . . 50 EL 9t! Str t,
! fi.dTjra.i:;.,-,. stuints with
f'' exr; ;; ,,., luv. ,,.f! (r t,u.ir
ho::-s ver tr.e s:a:e ;inl Pacific
N'T' : , ... t.,.,T- i . .
- - -, i, d ..., ;r sunuiier va-
u i:i v-"-ie-V w.i;s. Ma;
,'0.!'''':',.',f "" '" in: v.lr-
l"!!-i"M!is ::; th.ir home towns,
.ntm.-nc. meat proper does not he
' n uuii, Sunday, and in,. i.ls, en,i
," Vk h,s shunted a lonesome
i '; ;!,,. p.-ri,,, ;t. ea ;u p us all
c'.tmax ef Comnu'iK-enient
W, c""le T,u'S'- iht when
,r .i..ing-lle, kman Oratorical conies:
ill I'- held In V.l'ard Hall. This
i jiites- is (or prizes of $ i :, o and $100
.respectively, first and second Al
nist invarla'.ly one or two orations
or spe ial power are delivered dur
the eveninc. and often, in the
,as;. representatives in contest with
,o:ii..r Institutions arc beaten over
l whelmliiB!. The six Seniors who
!..l take part In the contest are Km
i '!' V-'At- -Viriam Van Waters. Cora
i ameron, K. Dell Mel'artv. Hert W.
J l'rescotl and William U. bill.
On Wednesday morning. Com-moiu-enient
Day program speaking.
iTae gvadnatiug exercises will be held
i m the afternoon at : p. m. in Vil
jlard Hall On the same afternoon
: I'resid. nt Johnson's portrait wlU be
i unveiled. lie was one cf tho plo
j nee: educators of the state, and the
first President of the I'niverslty of
Oregon. His name as an Instruc
tor Is known in ev-ry village and
hamlet in the commonwealth, and for
years his reputation has been the un
attainable ideal for all educators
along similar lines In Oregon.
At noon Commencement Hay there
will be a dinner served the visitors,
of which there will be two or three
, hundred. on the camous In front
of the gvmnasluui. ln the evening
win Ue held tho Alumni Hull In the
Armory at R o'clock.
On Tuesdav In the morning will
be held the Alumni re-union and
business meetlnz at 9 a. m. In VII
lard Hall. At 1 n. m. the Alumni
hold their annual banauel In the li
brary, and at. 7:30 before the Fail
ing Beekman contest will occur tllu
Flower and Fern urocesslon.
On Monday a field day on the
famous will be nulled off.
In the evenlne will bp the grad
uating exercises of the school of
music.
Rev. Herbert S. Johnson, son of
President Johnson, a boyhood resi
dent of Eunene. a eraduate of the
I'liiversitv. and now a pastor of a
prominent church in Massachusetts,
will preach the baccalaureate ser
mon on Sundav morning at 11
o'clock In Villard Hall.
The special music during com
mencement, will be better than last
year, when that part of the program
reached the acme of success at the
University of Oregon graduating ex
ercises. Special musicians will be
present. Owing to ill health. Kath
arine Ward Pope, head teacher of
vocal music at the University, will
not be able to appear.
New Music Faculty.
Marv G. Morgan of the Slate Col
lege for Wompn In Mississippi, has
been obtained bv the musical depart
ment to head the faculty for the
piano during the comlne year. She
Is a teacher with an established rep
utation. William S. Sherwood, the
authority who makes his home at
Chicago, considers her ability very
hlL-h
Miss Kva Stlnson will he back to
fill her old position as vocal teacher
after a vear's studv In New York.
Mrs. Schnecker and Mrs. Katha
rine Ward Pope will not be available
for the next year. Their work has
been very successful. All the other
members of the faculty. Mr. Ciesner.
Miss Cample II. Miss dua. kenlmsh
and Miss Watkins will keep their
pres. -nt positions.
The musical department will
probably be moved from Its present
'home In the dormitory, lo some other
structure on the campus.
I l lilir Aks Credit.
Considerable discussion was cre
ated this week by the Issue of the
Oregon Weekly, which devoted near
ly half of Its entire space to an argu
ment why the editor should have
either college credit or a salary. Some
studen:s agree, some do not, but the
facutlv seems unite obdurate,
i If the editor gets credit, debaters
will ask it. and then the athletes
will wan! college credit for their
feats on -he field, diamond, court or
' ,-r'i I'iron A salary is c-nerally con
Isiderel lair. If the publication Is able
to pay I'
ll it Ciradnrttev
vi ,j, c.artm.-ii's of the University
' wii'l 'graduate th.s year 110 students,
cf' -M nnnib-r cS will be from the
, ,,; at l-.ui.- ne. i.e.-
.. melpal and law schools at
1". i r lam!
-.jiivnard t IxwlB- I
Tr:;u..r Haviriri ;;J tl!: rtJs '.
,.k for Lienaon. iuin-
(in h tt-KT I.I'' thT V,.
.. leading l'nlv.-r-;ti. " of the
; the dire. ' r will get
i, V.t cias wck. and a Kvm-
., -triict'if". wnp-n ncicm.
;,,ans. will I"- embodied In
f'.'t'e';n a ti' gvnmafl'im. as
.,- .. :.: small l.uiMltig ' laid
1,-iU.ll Onll.-.k.
, . , all .iT'ice.k tor net: year
,,': with h' "'' be con
.' ,' ., .... ii of h eg
i ' . ... iril ,L.f r.'-w tna'erlsl
in .. "'il-l-'l
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, .'(, 'I ti ne N..fh-
. . ' ' 0' : i:'; ' ' ' ''I'
.' .:'",'.,..'.'."....",...t -.cm h 'If 111.
..itv .tou'' t. are
'.antic coast football tin at
shows superiority or the M
West type, Oregon seems a: -a
have arrived at the fountain he.
lootball knowledge.
It is to be hoped also thaT K.
can be kept for more than oc.e
on. the results usually are t.
Senior Officers.
The officers of the outgo!!.;
year class are as follows: Preso
James Cunning: Vice-President.
Helene Robinson: Secretary A
Bell Van liuyu; Treasurer. l.lo d
Brookes; Kdltor, Emily Muhr
:,id!,
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id ol
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WHAT THK KIDXKYS INI
Their I'mwsini; Work Kivik I s
StroiiK and Hettlthy.
All the blood In the body pnsses
through the kidneys once every
three minutes. The kidneys filter
the blood. They work night and day.
When healthy they remove about 500
grains of impure matter dally, when
unhealthy eome part of this impure
matter Is left In the blood. This
brings on many -diseases and symp
toms pain In the back, headache.
nervousness, hot. dark skin, rheuma
tism, gout, gravel, disorders of the
eyesight and hearing, dlxilness. Ir
regular heart, debility, drowsiness.
dropsy,' deposits ln the urine, etc.
But If you keep the filters right
you will have no trouble with your
kidneys.
W. V. Ciossett, of SoS Madison
street, Kugene, Oregon, says: "I
served through the war In the 77th
Ohio regiment, under tieneral llrnnt,
and came through the battle of Shl-
loh without a scratch. ror alnnit
four montha last year 1 had a most
persistent dull aching across the
loins and kidneys. It hurt me if 1
stooped or made any sudden move
ment. W hen splitting some wood out
In the yard a sharp twinge of pain
caught me in my back and 1 could
not move to save me. A little while
afterward I happened to read about
ltoau's Kidney Pills and got a box at
W. L. DeLano's drtiR store. 1 began
Ilia treatment and It uftected a per
manent cur," (From statement
made March 10, 1903.)
On February 9. 1906, Mr. Ciossett
have had no occasion to use any kid
ney medicine since 1903. The cure.
I described Is uennnnent,"
! xoncK
It appi urine ftoin the abstract ef
' v.'t.-s ,.,sr at the regular June. IHON
e:.vtion as made by the emvasstiig
I' isiii of l.ane county. Oregon, con
sisting of K. C. l.ec, county clerk. It.
; S. Hryscu. Jus'-ic,. of the P-ace in
and for Fugeue Justice Oistrlcl, l.ane
i County, Oregon, and J. 1.. Clark, -lus-'
lice of the Peace in and for Creswel!
I'rtvttul, l.ane liouniy. Oregon, tbat
i at the said election the tolal number
( of vote's cast In the precinct of
i Springfield, in l.ane county, Oregon.
on the question. "For and Against
stock running at large." is and was
1 m votes, and the said number ot
votes cast in the said Willamette
precinct "Against stock ruuuing at
large" Is and was yd votes. It ap
pearing from said abstract that the
result of said vote Is and was i!
voles against stock running at large
more than for slock running at large,
and that the majority against stock
running at large In said Willamette
precinct Is and was 6 votes.
Therefore, In compliance with
Sevtlou 4245 of the General I-aws of
Oregorr, passed by the legislature of
the state of Oregon ln the year 1907,
notice Is hereby given that after 60
days from the date of this notice It
will be unlawful for stock to run at
large in said Wlllnmette pre
cinct. Uano county, Oregon, un
der penalty of $10 for the first of
fence and $20 for each and every
subsequent offence, to bo recovered
from the owner of the stock In civil
action In the name of the State of
Oregon be'fore a Justice of the peace
of the precinct In which such owner
or keeper, or either of them, may re
side, and such penalty shall bo for
the benefit of, and when collected
paid Into, the common school fund of
the county In which such action Is
brought within sixty days after such
il nl mill Is proved to be at large.
Hated this 9tli day of June, 190S.
(Seal) K. U. l.KK.
County Clerk, Lane County.
LOST VALLKY XFAVS
(Special Correspondence.)
Lost Valley, June 15. An accident
which rame near proving fatal occur
red last Monday at tho home of Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Miller, when their
little- two-year-old baby Bwallowed
somo concentrated lye. Only prompt
action on the part of the mother sav
ed the little one's life.
Mr. Williams, of tho Divinity
School, addressed the people of Dex
ter last Sunday.
Miss Vesta Jacobs went to Ashland
last Tuesday. She will remain there
during the summer and attend the
summer school.
Dr. Scnrbrough was called to the
bedside of Mrs. K. M. Johnson last
Tuesday. She Is not Improving at
the present writing.
The neighbors are forming a beef
club. This will bo O. K.
Every one la netting ready to com
mence haying as soon, as tho sun
shines.
Regular prayer meeting and choir
practice have been established to
meet Thursday evenings.
James Parvln returned Tuesday
from a week's trip to London Springs.
XOTU'K.
All members of the Eu-
gene Commercial Club are re-
quested to be at the 8. V.
depot Wednesday, June 24, at
10:55 a. m.. wearing the club
badges, which can be oh-
talned onlv from V. I). Cal-
llson.
C. S. WlLLrAMS. Pres.
Flowers- ami 'lierrleM. f
The Ladles' Auxiliary want
donations of flowers and
cherries for tho Portland vis-
Itors. Please leave them
with Mr. Calllson at the Com-
tnerrlal Club. NEXT TI'ES-
DAY EVENING
MRS. R. McMl'RPIIEY.
l'rn.
lie
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i ! : 1
V i'. i
"Vuilor' Porch HIiim!'.
If you want the original porch
hade one that has fast colors and
will stand hard usage, buy the "Vu-
clor." They are cheaper and belter
You should pay no more than the
following prices for anv stiacie: i
foot $2 75; li-foot. $3 75; 8-foot.
$4 75; 10-f'i'it. $.25. All shades II
tMl long. We hsng them free.
CrlliiiBSita HARDWARE CO.
I ar.r noti:y the public that I
'!!. :.ot be held responsible for any
hills not contracted by myself
J-19 GEO. C. HKEBK.
HTKItXilF.ltO IIAIG1IT.
Photos, stamp! and post cards.
General tIw work. Hlxth atreel, be
tween Willamette and Olive. tf
Market liny.
jo tier cent dtscounl on wall pap
er I.tidford Haskell, 1"2 W. Mh
S:rt. Jl
Tnng her bonnet under her chin,
She tied 1W ravn ringlets In:
Then to the store she went with gle.
For II lister's Rocky Mounts. n Tea.
. I.lnn Dru Company.
foM.anul rneal, 2c per P.
f MOON)- TIN'.I.KY.
C . replete Jin" of flag! an1 hunting
it Hill 'ion Store.
XOTIt K OK si K ok at hi;
ItONDS
NOTICE
It appearing from tho abstract of
votes cast at the regular Juno, 190S,
election ns made by tho canvassing
board of lano county, Oregon, con
sisting of E. V. Lee, county clerk. It.
S. Bryson, Justice of the Peace In
and for Eugene Justice District, Lane
County, Oregon, and J. L. Clark, Jus
tice of the Peace In and for Croswell
Precinct. Lane County, Oregon, that
at the said election the totul number
of votes cast in the precinct of
Zumwalt, In Lan county, Oregon,
on the question, "For and Against
stork running at large," Is and was
92 votes, and the said number of
votes cast In the said Zumwalt
precinct "Against stock running- at
large" Is and was H4 volei. It np
nearinir from said abstract ttiat the
rosult of said voto Is and wajt 7t
votes against slock running at Inrgc
more than for stock running at large,
and that the majority against stock
running at large In said Zumwalt
precinct Is and was 70 votes.
Therefore, In compliance with
Section 4245 of the General Laws of
Oregon, passed by the legislature of
the stnlo of Oregon In the year 1 907,
notice is hereby given that after 60
days from the date of this notice It
wlil be unlawful for stock to run at
largo ln said Zumwalt pro
duct. Lane ( ounty. Oregon, un
der penalty of $10 for tho first of
fence and $20 for each and every
subsequent offenco, to be recovered
from the owner of tho stock In civil
action In the name of the Stale of
Oregon before a Justlco of tho peaco
of tho precinct ln which such owner
or keeper, or either of them, may re
side, and such penalty shall ho for
the benefit of, and wnen collected
paid Into, the common school fund of
the county In which such action Is
brought within sixty days after such
animal Is proved lo be at large.
Dated this 9lh day of June, 1908.
(Seal) E. U. LEE,
County Clerk, Lane County.
NOTICE
It appearing from the abstract of
votes cast at the regular June, 190H,
elect Ion as mntle by the canvassing
board of l.ane county, Oregon, con
sisting of E. V. Lee, county clerk, It.
S. Bryson, Justice of the Peace In
nnd for Eugene Justice District, Lane
County, Oregon, and J. L. Clark, Jus
tice of the Peace In and for Creswell
Precinct. Lane. County, Oregon, that
at the said election the total number
of votes cast In the precinct of
Springfield. In Lane county, Orekon,
on the question, "For and Against
stork running at large," Is and was
339 votes, and the said number of
votes cast In the said Springfield
precinct "Against stock running at
large" Is and was 2X6 votes. It ap
pearing from said abstract that the
result of said vote is and was 2.13
volea against stork running at large
more than for stock running at large,
and that the majority against stock
running at large In said Springfield
precinct Is and was 233 voles.
Therefore. In compliance with
Section 4245 nf the General l.swi of i
Oregon, passed by the legislature of.
the state of Otegon In the year 1507.
notice Is hereby given that after 60
days from the dale of this notice It
wlil be unlawful for stock to run at
large In sale Springfield pre
cinct. Lsne County, Oregon, un
der penalty nf $10 for the first of
fence and $20 for each and every
subsequent offence, to be recovered
from the owner of the stock In civil
aetlon In the name of the Htate of
Oregon before a Justice of the peace
of the precinct In which such owner
or keer. or either of them, may re
side, and such penally shall be for
the benefit of, and when collected
paid Into, the common sehool fund of
the county In whleh such action Is
brought within sixty days af'er such
animal Is proved to be at large.
Ks'ed this ih day of June 1908.
(Seal) K. I l.KK.
County Clerk. Lsne County.
Notice Is hereby given it-a; In pur
suance innd In conicm-iiy to ordi
nance number 7.t4. passed by the
common council on tbo .Mb day of
May, 190S. at.l approved h tin. may
or on the 5ih da of Ma. ltios, tb
common council of the city of Eu
gene will receive sealed proposals
at the office of the city recorder In
Eugene, Oregon, (or tho purchase of
three hundred t-housand dollars In
water bonds of said city, or any pari
thereof, up to the hour of 7:. 10 p.m.
Tuesday. July 7. 15cX. and that said
proposals w ill be opened and consid
ered by the council at said tune.
That the city of Kugene ptoposc
to sell the said t'ireo hundred thous
and dollars of water bonds to the
highest bidder therefor In denomi
nations of from one hundred te one
thousand dollars, as the purchaser
may desire; that said bonds are to
bear Interest at the rate bid. not to
exceed 5 per cent per annum; said
Interest payable semi-annually on
the first day of July and January of
each year from their date until paid;
that said three hundred thous
and dollars of water bonds will be
come duo and payable by the city of
Kugene as follows: On the first day
of January, 194S, principal and In
terest payable at a place to be agreed
upon by purchaser and city.
That said bonds sha.ll. not be sold
for less than their pur value; that In
addition to the general obligation of
the said city, the said bonds when
sold shall be a first and exclusive
Hen on all Innds, rights-of-way, ease
ments, water rights, pipe lines, struc
tures and appliances of every kind
composing the water svstem to be se
cured with tho money derived from
tho sale of said Unds: that the com
mon council rervr. the right of re
jecting any uwU all bids.
That the mid bonds will be Issued
and dlspocscMl of under and pursuant
to the terms of the act, "To re-Incorporate
th city of Eugene, and to re
peal all acts and parts of acta in con
flict herewith," filed In tho offlco
of the secretary of atute Fobrunry 18,
1 and the amendments thereto
passed and enacted by the people of
the city nf Eugene on the ISth day
ot April, 190K.
A certified check of five per eent
ot the amount of each bid, payable to
J, I), Matlock, Mayor, la required to
accompany each bid.
This notice Is published for 60
days In the Morning Register and Eu
gene Pally Guard, newspapers of gen
eral circulation, published at Eugene,
Oregon.
Date of first publication. May 6th,
1908.
By order nf the common council,
Jy6 U. K. DOItHIS. Rocurdrr.
NOTICE TO CONTIUrTOHN AMD
PROPERTY OWXE1U4
Notice Is hereby given that ptirsu-
nntnnt to too terms or ordinance No.
7 4 7, passed by the common council
June 1, l'.IOS, nnd approved by the
mayor Juno 5. I90H, bids will bo re
ceived by tho street committee, at tho
office of the- city recorder of the
city of Eugehe, until 7:30 o clock
P. m. Monday, the 29th day of June,
1908, to Imprnvo tho following des
ignated streets. 111 the city of Eu
gene by tho construction of cement
curbing along both sides of said
streets, and by paving said atrevts
with bitullthlc, asphalt or other hard
surface pavemunt In accordance with
tho plans and specifications therefor
prepared by tho city englneor In con
formity to said ordlnanco No, 747,
to-wlt:
Olive slroot, from Fifth atroot to
Tenth street.
Fifth street, from Ollvo street to
Oak streot,
Slxtb street, from Ollvo street tq
Oak street.
Tenth street, from Ollvo street to
Willamette streot.
Tenth street from Wlllnmetto
street to Oak street.
, Eleventh street, from Willamette
street to Olive street.
Oak street, from Seventh street
to .Ninth street.
All In the city of Eugene.
The common criuncll requires that
separate bids be submitted for each
of the above designated streets, nnd
does hereby notify all bidders Ihnl
separate contracts for the Improve
ment of each ot aald streets will be
required.
Bidders will state price In detail,
In accordance with specifications
prepared by the tity of Eugene, and
now on file In the office of the city
recorder. All work to be done under
the supervision nf the street commit
tee to their satisfaction, and to be
approved by them. All contractors
will be required to furnish an ap
proved Ifond In a sum to be agreed
upon for the faithful performance of
his or their contract. And all bid
ders shall Include with each bid a
certified check lu a sum equsl to fi
per cent of the amount bid. payable
to J. D. Matlock, Mayor.
The street committee reserves the
right to re) oct any and all bids.
By order of the common council,
B. F. DOKRIH,
Record er.
Dated at Eugene, Oregon, June 9.
1908 .
Tailor Made
Clothing
Never be tori; have we suc
ceeded in tifteriuj' our cus
tomers such a'.tt Melive, such
artistic ami up-to-tonionow
fashions as wedisplay todav.
Isn't tl a satisfaction, to know
if we make vour clothes
you are sure of a fit.
G. F. McLEOD
44 E.tst ?ih St.
Successor to
D. S. McDOUGAL
BLACKSMITH.
MOW
vourv. . I
Get your Rubber Tires
put on by
S.B.FINNEGAN
574 Olive St
CASOLINt ENGINES
IRRIGATION, SPRAYING and
PUMPING MACHINERY
Fulrhanks-Morse GiumIIum Knglnee
for puniplitK, spraying, sawing, irlnil
lug. .Outfit complete-,
Knlrlutnk Weales (or weighing.
KiilrkHlika.Monio Dyuullios and Mo,
tori (or Kiwer nnd light.
FnlrUnki-Morsc. Wntinl! am)
Towers,
Falrluinks-Morno Grinders, ForJ
CllopH'rs, Well I'iiiiim.
All first quality gotMls nt lowest
prices iilunys In stock. Libera! terms.
Prompt reply to tnqnlrlca anil quick
shipments. Writo for cntukiguo anil
price.
BERCER. &. BEAN HDW. CO.
Agents, Eugene, O.
FAIRBANKS, MORSE (Kb CO.
PortUnd. Oregon
SinU'E TO imTHtfTOltS.
John M. K nnrrnor to W
T.. Boiiir. All Wfoi uwf1 M' (rr.
For prompt Mtrvlr ptaon a Black
Gtolln woodiftw
Nolle in hrMty Kln that the
County Court of I -arm County, Or
Kon, will rHHv 11 hlda for Ih1
f iirnlnhlnK of all material and ron
MtruriltiK a hrtilK arrow, thn Kl
warflu HIoiiKh on County road No. 12
In H( l.f, tp. lrjt ii. r. 4 ., Kafd
hrMtfft to hf a CO-foot apan, of llow
Trutin pnUiTii, to It hullt arrordlnK
lo I hi plana and n per If if a tona now
on fllH In ihe offlr of tin roimry
rlcrk of I jinn county, Or(on. All
bid to hf acrompinlcd Y 'rf I f il
'htTk of ti pr r-nt of ih amount of
the hid. Bald lld to hi fllt-d Willi t.ic
r lurk of l,ani count y on or ln-fort
2 o'Ho' It lu the aftt-rnoou of July
1, 1't'iV
Thi court rcniTTtn tho right to ro
'i t any and nil hldM. '
liy order of tho court.
A New Set of
Chairs
Why do you have OLD
SHABBY CHAIRS In your
home, when you can make them
GOOD AS NEW for only 60o 1
A can of Chlnamel will work
wonders In your home.
Bee that the Chinaman Is on
every can.
See our west show window.
AHK TO HKK OI K NEW WAI.l,
1'APKIt
10-18 West Seventh St.
OVERTON
Wall Paper and Paint Co.
Plumbing
Furnish your new home
properly. Don't slight the
gas fixtures. We do all
kinds of reliable plumbing
and tinning Wcrk. Call
and let us estimate on
your work
Aya &. Heitzrrui.
14 West Bib St.
Phone black I 1 17
F.. Iq l.KK.
CoucTTy Clerk.
GEO. K. MUNROE
TS, HOUSFUR.NISHER
STOVES R ANCES
FURNITURE
67 Wetl Eighth St..
I We have everything for the klt
j chen. All sorts of pots and pane In
metal and granlteware. All the little
contrlvsnrea that make cooking a
j pastime Instead of a drudge you will
; find here. Telephone Red fa?ti,
I EUGENE .OREGON
Scott's santa!-Pepsm Capsub
A POSITIVE CURE.
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