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the race track of the Northwest k Z LpJ:i.rs
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-g-tcred. 20.00,oatudr,a
Vincaid Rickel.
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Ws Barn, Eugene, Oregon
ten as Weil as to Are Made
trails by Kidney anil
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EUGENE HOSPITAL
'hfctl ind Surgical
STAFF
I.O.ProeKr, M.D.
M.Birlle.M. D.
IF.Salele, M. D.
UPIm,M.D.
;k0,B,lBar,M.D.
,E.McDougal, M.D.
For the cart and treatment of
Medical and Surgical Cases
Modern operating room and equipment.
Appliances for X ray work.
Sputum and blood examinations
Full corps of trained nurses.
Rates on application.
...Training School for Nurses..
Pnilar course of lectures hv trip famltv -J .1
-- - piatuuil
lining in the hospital. The medical and surgical staff
toe nospiiai consuiuics me iacuity. ror rates or inior
jifai address W. KUYKENDALL, M.D., Supt.
-Pje i, M'- Ik';" affu-trj with
-ik V.unevs. It the
oii ..1 ..r:nte vx) often . if the urine scalds
!- flesh. ; ; i. when the child reaches an
V,r worn i- should .c iMt to control tlie
'a-e, it is yet alSiclrd with bed-wet.
tin...ie;.H-:i.larxtt it. the cause of the diffi
culty ;s kt.'.ntv trouble, an 1 the first
step should he tov.ar.is the treatment of
tt. se miiurtaiitor): ins. This unpleasant
trouh'.e is due to a diseased condition of
the ki.hievs and hla.i.ier and uot to a
liar it as m. -t ih-o;1c suppose.
Women as well as men are made miser
ah'.e Willi kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
The tr.iid and the limuediate effect of
Swamp-Root is soon realucd. It is sold
by druir;ists. in fmv
cent a-:u one-dollar
S!e botl'.es. You ma
have a sau.-.ue bottle
by mail free, also a
pamphlet tellini; all alxmt Swanin-Root
including many of the thousands of testi.
mnnial letters received from sufferers
cure,!. In writing Dr. Kilmer & Co.,
Ttinghsmton, N. Y., be sure and mention
this paper. Don't make any mistake,
but remember the name, Swamp-Root,
nr. turner s Jwamp-Koot, and the ad
dress. Blnhaniton, N. Y.. on ever
bottle.
AMISF-MK.XTS
On Tiifsduy, June 3'. ar t.i - Ku-ct-ne
theatre. 1.. S. Sire ftill pi-m-ii-May
Kobson. in the new llos A;u-r-
ii .in eomedy. "The Kejuvvnan.-n f
I Aunt Mary.'' by Anne Warner, l'he
; play Is from lite novel by the ame
limine whiea won Miss Warnei Jis
tinetion as an authoress,
i li was while reading the novel
Miss Kohsou saw In the ehara. u r ot
Aunt Mary, herself, and one !i:,-!i
she knew would -:alul out fur above
anything else she had ever had She
!at ouee went to Miss Warner and
I asked her to dramatize the book,
land the result is one of the boM eom
ledies ever presented on the stane.
I "The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mapv"
is one of the most poptilad books on
the market today, and those who
Ram. 0f Bwimp tn
Automobile Livery j
Automobiles for Hire g
s Day or Niht 8
Djj Phone Black 151 1 Night Phone Black J751 H
EUGENE AUTOMOBILE LIVERY CO !
R. E. VELTUM, Manager ' Q
li BANGS J. H. VEST C P. BERNARD EARL McNUTT
BANGS LIVERY CO.
Livery, Feed, Stage and Sales Stables
v Cabs Always Ready
First Class Turnouts of All Descriptions
..STAGES..
KENZ1E STAGEleavea Eugene EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE-
i.m. otacejdo not call at A iiyirafeiaveiiaigeuciii
hte rnidences but will call for
fiftil notified the day before,
for Maplefon, close connection by
steamer for Florence and 4 erne
Livery Phone Main 2 1
Organized IB33
The First
National Bank
OF EUCENE. OREGON
Capital paid id 1100,000
Surplus and undivided
profits 100,000
Additional liability of'
stockholder under
national banking laws. 100.000
Total $300,000
I'nder Same MiuiiiKotnent 2.1 Years
Your Patronage Solicited.
T. G. Hendricks Presldeal
S. B. Ealcin Vice President
P. E. Snodgrasi Cashier
Luke L. Goodrich. .Assistant Caohler
Darwin Bristow ... Assistant Cashier
: ..TO STOP., j
and think of the advantage to
be derived from buying paints q
from a reliable Paint Dealer g
- means to favor us with your a
" patronage. BASS-HTETER
a PAINTS are the best in the
( best in the market, and the
price is less than that of in-
ferior brands.
Ludford & Haskell
t AGENTS
. 8th and Charnelton Streets -
1'OIJTK An il.M ltlN
greets all customers at our
market, and as choice a piece
of meat as was ever laid on a
block juicy, tender, exquisite
ly flavored and fine strained, is
what we cut your porterhouse,
sirloin, flat bone or hip bone
steaks from. We know how to
em up meats for your table as
well as to choose the prunes!,
so that they will look tempting
s well as tender and succulent.
Onr .rl.es are low for prime
meats.
Broders' Bros
c . KMim AO - West, fltlj SU I
'Mi'':
MAY HOItSOX IX "THK HK.ITVKX-
ATIOX OK AX NT MAKY."
have not read It should do so. In
dramatizing the book. Mlsa Warner
has left out none of the comedy, but
has added more. With this has been
added many novel stage settings.
The company supporting Mlsa Koh
snn is a strong one and contains the
following well-known people: Nina
Savllle. Grace Parks Klsko, Lillian
Westner. Francis Herhlln. George A.
Stevenson. H. M. ' CroWley, .lack
Storey and George Hull.
Miss Kobsoii Is one of the few who
In this day dares to be a character
actress. To her character Impersona
tions she brings a comprehension of
phraae or line, a telling reserve In
pose and gesture and an ease and
fluency of quiet, unctions delivery
that are In the better spirit of a pol
ished, experienced and original com
edy. All of this local theatre-goers
have seen loo little of lnte, and will
be glad to learn that Mlsa Hobson
will appear In this city In her new
play In which she is starring. Ac
cording to the play. Aunt Mary has
become apparently somnolent, owing
to prolonged residence In the coun
try. She conies to the city, and va
rious Influences combine to make
her sprlghtller and younger. She re
juvenates a few degrees In, each act,
so that In the last she has become
as renovated, joyous and as apt to
everything as the vivacious May Rob-
son heraeir. The play Is divided in
to three acts. The first and last
take place at Aunt Mary's home In
the country. The aecond act Is laid
In New York city. The production
is produced under the personal di
rection of K. P. n.wtwlck. The
stage settings are most elaborate and
the nroduction Is complete In every
detail. The entire cast and produc
tion will he seen here as played at
the Stu.lebaker theatre, t'lilingo, for
the past thn-e months. Chlcngo
critics have endorsed It as one of th.
best comedies ever seen In that city
IS ONE OR MANY COLORS
LARGEST FACILITIES
IN THE WEST FOR
THE PRODUCTION OF
HIGH GRADE WORK
LAKH MAIIItl.K AXIt
(iKAXTIK WOIIKS MOYIlll.
K, C. Lake has moved his marble
works from the comer of Willam
ette and Sixth' to East S-venth St..
between Willamette and Oak. where
he will be pleased to see all old and
new patrons. Juli
.'Ymlor" Porch Hha.le.
If you want the original porch
shade, one that has fast colors and
will stand hard usage, buy the "Vu
dor." They are cheaper and better.
You should pay no more than the
following prices for any shade: 4
fool 12 .75: 6-foot, 3.7r. : 8-foot.
14.75: 10-foot, 1 25. All shades 8
! Vrt long. We banc them free.
I CF-iiiB3KS HAKDWAHB CO.
MERCHANTS BANK
EUGENE. OP-EGON
Docs a Gcncrai Bankir. ;
Business on
Conservative Lines
ElectricGas.Water
S. S. SPENCER. -L,
H. POTTER. -F.
N. McALISTER.
President
.. . Vice Pres.
Cashier.
Cor 7th and W illamet1
Market During Commencement
Eugene Poultry Store
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! Wil'aro'-'J .JleyCo j
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GAHOLINE VIK)D HAW
W. G. White Is prepared to saw
your wood on ahort notice.
Phone mark 4351. H is.J.nce,
51 West Bli-3 streeL
rixwnrw to mtnhit
Cut flowers, hot house
plants, etc. Phone Ilia, k
com Mrs P. J '.limner (24
f
wood: v.ooii!
1C Inrh old growth fir. t" 25 per
cord William Transfer Co., Phone
Black 1141. tf
102 East Ninth Street,
Phone Main b-J
r that ,11 :l ,l,e-a-!vcs o! tr.e ojrrlu
tnjoy Chicken Dinner, we aj oUt m. q
week only, our hr.c ot
ly Dressed Milk Fed Hens . ,b
- uiin k i " r
tT tO
Fed Hen
ib
zl of July
GHIELDS-FESTCONS
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o
o
.'.'atior.ii Oiiors
iiMi'i Book Ston
,4 Wdlart.L '-Q
IIII.I.MIItH llltOTMHtH
For s'l kinds r,f drsvlnr snd es
pres.. Mous phone Red 2712; of
fice, Hli.k C41I.
.lust rec-lv-d large Invol-e of 11
roieeni". boucbt at new pri.es. J
W. Kays Fur. Co. tf
H x rg sale ri'iw r-,ine '.n
1--.. -':i:i:r r.-du:i-d. J. S'. KaTf
Fur Co. t'
riiti stov,H, nesrlv ri'-w, r,nlv
x oo f ampiM-ll-Kellnian Co. The
ll-tuefurnUhers.
iionx
la l-ilt;e:ie. Jur.O-U. 11H', lo She!
toil Poli. ,t a.uiO. ue. a n.
In Eugene. June 23. t.i C. It. Mur
ray and wife, a sou,
I'AIM'I l. HC1.IPM-1 or SI x
XH. I' M MIA M.IKMM,.
There will be a partial e.il.- of
llio sun on t!ie moiiunc ot June J It
will take place in this s'ate in the,
morning trom b:2.' lo o'clock.
The eclipse will assume various
shapes as is Is viewed from differ
ent parts of the globe. Here about
one third of the surface of the sun
will be obscured. The moon passes
between the earth and the suu and
eats out a large circular piece ot Its
brilliance. In other pails of the
country the pheuomnnou will take:
the shape of a ring eclipse. In other
words, the moon will come in exact!
line between the earth and the sun,
obscuring the whole of the orb ex-1
cept the rim. w hich will shine out in i
a perfect ring of light.
When the moon Is closer to the!
earth it blackens the visage entirely :
and temporarily hangs a pall over
the earth. At present It Is ton far I
away to Intercept the whole of the
sun's rays. '
The ring will not he visible? In this
state but the slfnple eclipse will bet
worth seeing.
OFFICIAL STATU VOTF.
IS IWXYASSF.n
Salem, June 22. The formal of
flcal canvass of the returns of the
recent election was made today by
the Governor and Secretary of Stale,
and the figures 'heretofore pub
lished confirmed. Cnder dale of
June 23. Governor Chamberlain will
Issue proclamations declaring In full
force and effect those measures
which received an affirmative, ma
jority vote. The acts and Hineiul
ments adopted will be In effect from
the time of the proclamations. Those
which will be proclaimed as adopted
are the amendment permitting (he
scattering of state Institutions, the
November election amendment, the
sheriff's custody of prisoners bill,
the 1'nlverslty appropriation bill,
the recall, proportional representa
tion, Statement No. 1 instruction to
the legislature, tho corrupt practice
act, the grand jury amendment and
Hood Klver county bill.
STATK HIKI.F. SHOOT
OX SAI.M.M IIAXGK
Through the untiring efforts of
Captain Charles A. Murphy, of Com
pany M, Oregon National Guard, Sa
lem hns rinally been chosen us the
plnce for the state military rifle tour
nament io bn held sometime. In the
middle of July.
, Adjutant-General Flnzer, repre
senting the governor, accompanied by
Major Baker, of the head.llartnrs
Bluff, of Portland, were In tlm city
yesterday and In company with Cap
tain Murphy and Lieutenant Carle
AbraniB, visited the range across the
river for the purpose of estimating
the amount of additional necessary
equipment and making a final de
cision as to the fitness ot the
grounds. Snletn Statesman.
Summer Excursion Kate to Yayliia
and NeHirt and Dctriflt.
On sale every day. round trip to
Yaqulnn, 15.00: to Newport 15.50;
to Detroit. 14.25.
Tickets sold on Saturday and Run-
day to Yaqulna and .Newport, limited
to Monday following. Ill no.
A. J. GILLETTE, Agent
WF1LL DltlLLIXO
Get your wells drilled by old and
experienced well -drillers.
Phone Hed 4S72. tf
BCCHHOI.Z ft CARPENTER,
S7 Ho. Willamette Si.
1 'siri'.xy notl.'y tue public thai I
not be held responsible for any
bills not contracted by myself.
J-19 GEO. C. HEEIIE.
STKItXItKIMi IIAKillT.
Photos, atamps and iost cards.
General view work. Sixth atreel, be
tween Willamette and Olive. tf
Haven't you often wIshiM thnt you
had bought real t state In some psr
tlcular section a few years ago! Will
you not be as apt to irh, in a few
yenrr, that you hed bought one of
those five-acre tr.i'ts In Garden
Homo addition. NOW! It's not so
hard to decide wlu-re lo lmy If you
red some frank in. I homst advice.
Come and talk It over with un when
v-iii linve the tun-', which ought to
b) right away.
OltKIION' LAND CO.
4 12 Mill Street.
Minnrch Range, used only a ihort
time. Co"t 1!5 no new. It Is yours
for 147.50. Calnpbell-Kellmun Co.
The lloils'-furnlshers.
Rlnrer Sewing Machine Compkny,
HI 5 Willamette street, phon. Red
I4U. tf
I n..li.i,mi jrt.ftu m f, A MIL' lit
lower prices than von have b.-i-n pay
ing i amiiiirii-n-itiiirtii ' , '
lloiisefurnlshers. J2lw
Monarch ranges Thirty days' free
trial. J. W Kays Fur. Co. If
SI HHOtlllF, FOH THE Q AIIII.
cleaning Ref.-rcn.es given. Charles
Vurphv Courthouse lodging House.
Tel. Id 4(21. Jy 1 1
CASTOR I A
For Infanti and Children.
Thi Kind You Hare Always Bought
Bar tht
More Bargains at Newlands
Beautiful L
During
tilts Sale
awns
4c a yard
lMirins this s.ilf on tll ln jttir
prists! t tln rva; i.iluvs oft-TiMi in
tho WrtIi ItinMs set", inn. iv'i-vr,.'
thxMisaiul anis oi l.twus usuaMv suKI
salt i, iht :ud T(C
Best. ..
Calicoes and Prints
i
(hit
W'f havr tlu th'T k:;,1os a!.
not t(n- M.st fituii,
Imil tittiM Trims
M, it yard . . . .
Sale Ladies' Belts
SS.V, :tv VAMKS, .c
Htindrt'ils of whitt wjish fm
brotttVrlod belts, Kaorttul pal ten.,
with nil kinds of nic buckle. tnm
of which nro ptarl; many v reK
ular 3-.o belts;
xjtlu prlv
24
eb: 15c
i'i inuif n n n t'i t
hrwun llltlM
anil
belts; reRular 3Tc values.
colored
65c Belts 45c
We have sorted up another Kit of
belts, which Includes all our regular
50c and 6 f belts, all go In one b'.j
lot at. A c
cach, 45C
Great Special in Ladies' Long
Gloves
Klbow length. In ladles' Jersey
gloves, black and white; extra vai-
ues at,
pair
Heat Lisle Mousquetalre elbow
length, black and white, worth a
third more; our Cr
yvc
55c
special sale price
Men's Wear
lurin thU sale wo will i lo.
out a lot of men s hat; All Kood
tvtvs, but th sixes are brokea
sttnie only one of a kind and others
two or three of a kind and the
sites are brok n. None of thee
lists were sold reK ular for les
than 12 00, And somn sro f 2 . ft 0
and $.1.00 hnts. They alt K In
on lot At. your OQ
choU'ii 7C
A Bargain in Shirts
We offer during this sale a
splendid bargain In men's shirts;
all of our regular 11.15 shirts. In
cluding silk pounce. Every II 35
shirt In the store will ba 4 r
on sale at, each 4) . I D
Summer Underwear
We have on sale a fine Hue of
men's summer underwear. In white
ecru, pink and blue; a splendid
bargain at . . . H.V
llalbrlggan at rute
Cooper'a ribbed, at 7.1c
Special Offerings in Wash Goods
1 "Jl, For fin Quality lln
tlstes that Is sold
all over town for 15c.
ii.V Ol'Al.lTV HATISTK, 1N&
Ktra flnoquallty French na
tlsto In stripes, dots and floral de
signs; a beautiful wash fabric;
sale price, Q
yard JOC
1 Q. Will buy Paris Tissue,
I worth H5o tho yard.
171 For fine quality dreas
' V linen unbleached;
would bo good valuo at 25c.
For Domestic, Pongee;
all shades plain colors.
Will buy mercorltod
Pongee colors.
30c
25c
f vfeiCOsfft
o te IP-
If to to 1 19$ 1 X
-.3w lar
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J. W. BARRINGER ! Williams Co. Transfer
Expttf housemover Light and Heavy Haulinj'
wooo I'OK SALE
M... t.i' .504 WllUmtuSt Euns. Un(oa,
ovei anything. Twenty-I.Y , Hh.m. lHmM,
yean experience. Residence, Ea :
Fifteenth and Oak St. Phone
Red 4511. Eugene. Oregon.
bbacrlb. for ill. IIAILT GLARU,
?id Broilers "
t ni f in iT r j ri r. inn. q
a wla',r?'":TCl'CVr"lf''.
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