Eugene daily guard., July 10, 1908, Image 6

LOW
RATES
EAST
Wii: f ma.x- this vr-.n I y the
SOUTHERN
PACIFIC
(Lines in Orison)
From Eugene, Ore. as follows:
T.
Clin a."
St. l.'Uli-i
St . Paul
linalia
K.invis City
Eth Vtyt
through
Portland
I76.2S
71.25
6.5.75
a). 75
6.5.75
Ok Tiy
vii
ClliluroU
87.5o
K2.5o
81.75
75.oO
71. ii
Tickets will.be on sale
. May 4, 18
June 5, 6, V, 2
July 6, 7, 22, 21
. ..August 6,7,21,32
Good lor frturn In W dayJ wll ilop
o.m privllcf p eure within hmlU.
REMEMBER THE DATES
For any further 'nlormallon cill on
A.J. GILLETE
Local Acent
or writ to
Win. McMurrny, Oncral Pas
senger aiient, Portland, Ore.
Hi
IMANY EL8QUENT
ADDRESSES Mil
AT DENVER
Carpets, Rugs, LinQleums
All at Special Sale
Prices Dur.ng
July Sale
SAVE IT NOW AT l tin.
Every
T ,i n
Lireat)
Two. i
A MCK Li n I K MKAI. AT
TI1K THKATItK
., , , and ellm
, ; .... , a-i, of (.rcgr-.n-
". ,1-a!.' One who
M.i'a'.t as axatust equality
the (nature at the ex-
.atiir; wno ia trie
CAI-K
i r ;r-r'
iioU'd
i . II t !:.
j .-'atlO I"'.
. and pr irn
i n.. I r,
! ' . . ..' - ..rt-anlztd Wealth 10
.,.. ,i.tit,t.i.Tit uf national welfare.
......, f,,r u cntra Ilea ko.ciu-,
l. ,1.,., .,.,,r.-cii.tl. .hf f" n.nt a asalnst the riKhts of the
xuim- ilitu- iuw ni.n1lni:. li.n roI1iand..r j,s mis. the Democratic
,n ,.. rirlie. WIm-ii you-... . n candidate, a man. t
rrur n... - i ? ....... --
waul i trral your frl.n,ls your wire
rrtursrt to a mnal lliat l
or to,ir rv
rooked l tlir (Juwii'a tnte.
tiM-ru to tl "fbrmtn fate
lriii(t
Be
T. 1 :JrZmpnts to those furnishing their U
rv..; T,,1v we are making speemi u nH xv v' J
or contemplating doing so h s is . AU are .
vou reductions on ev ci y ai
v. rn see the reductions in prices
nguica, ow s-
KmBHamaf H a)
IN OH ( OR MANY COLORS
LAROEST FACILITIES
IN THE WK8T FOR
TJiK PRODUCTION OF
HlOlt GRADE WORK
Tit it u it until iiiiii
KITCHEN & KOMPP
SuccMton to
ARMITACE & BOWN
Livery, Feed and
Sales Stables
Oak and 7th Eotftne. Or.
Julius
Goldsmith
A
New Set
Chairs
of
Why du you hava OLD
H1IAUIIY CIlAllta III your
hoinr, wtinn you rail maka thorn
IrOon AS NKW tor only 60c T
A ran nt Clilnainxl cill work
woiidi.ru In your homo.
8' that '.be Chinaman la on
avory can,
H.'a our w.t tlM.w window.
ANK TO KUK Oflt NKW WALL
I'AI'lll
10-1S Waat Heveuth 8t.
OVERTON
WaM Paper and Paint Co.
H. H. McVAY
Succruor to M. S. Hubblr
Transfer Company
will ilo n uiiwiiil trtiirT luialuean:
woial, hoiiM-liolil hihiiI.h, triinka mill
nil tliliiK" In lil Hr "'HI reci'lve
proiniit null rai'iTiil nlti'iillon.
"Ilualiuna ('niiiiiit ami t'arefiil" l
our motto,
rtiom. Ileal I4'2I
or leave onlem at Nnileau t'lanr Store
r,.un i.t t hru, an aeoinji.. .
whose banner la equal rights, and
whofe motto U love of country. j
man of unbonded wealth of
lov. and with a moral lonraw that
l the admiration and iiride of his
ro'inrrymen. , , ,
-K man who stands for a ,slnEle .
siandard of morality, In imblic and
i private life. j
"A man who when the hour was j
Idarlt.wt, when Democracy was trail-
I Itm' In th duht. causht her up with
ilovlnE embr.iie of a fat'ner until to
;,lav throiiKhmit the world hi? name,
'and democracy are fvnonomoili I
j "Iowa the imperial Stat" of the
'middle we.t. w hose" electoral vote to-;
d.iv hanx.-i In the balance, unites with ,
I her slater state of Nebraska In pre- '
Uentlni; for our consideration as one
fit to hold the htKh(st office within:
I. ..I lm.rll9n DWlllle. that
II!'' Kin i i'" .
peerleis leader of Democracy. Wil
liam J. Bryan.
Name him as your stanaaro uear-;
er and from early morn until late at j
nlsht. every breeie will waft the .
lone of his success.
Name him, and the Mississippi I
Valley frdiu, the Krtat copper mines I
of Montana to the cotton fields of
Louisiana will rejoice In his election.
"Name him and the laborer at the
force In Pennsylvania will unite with
the orance picker of California In
proclaiming his virtue and loving the
principles he advocates.
.V..m-k kirn nnA iha m St n II f BCt II TeT
I of the east and the farmer of the
west will stand shoulder to shoulder
for the enlarging of the commerce
and trade of our country.
Name him. and from every
church will ascend the prayers, trom
every home the hopes and aspira
tions of a loving people, that he may
be their Chief Executive.
"Name him. and there will pass,
as with the rapidity of the light
ning's flash throughout the lengm
an,P breadth of thiB nation, a current
of reanimated and rejuvenated pat
riotism. "Name him. and labor will hold
I high Its head with courage and with
hope. Capital will he Inspired witn
faith and with confidence and the
people will rejoice that Democratic
rights are to be restored.
"Name the man amid the thunder
ing' of opposition, and the clouds of
prejudice, stood as an ndamantlne
roi'k fiir the Integrity of this nation
nnd hurled Into the face of the de
tractors of his country the right of
the people to rule.
"Name lit lit that the world may
know n republican form of govern
ment still lives."
QPECIAL OFFERINGS:
O i w 1 " . , Dressers at. Bargains
These Dresser prices should interest you. New Q,.
, Jh mw nricea as will save you money.
St We have 50 patterns of Dressers, all the best stjk,
' ui .,.ir enmine in. we must make rooni for tW
have a uib " If vnn neri n rli'psver h- - '
... v., , m
G MALMl.sr. .
used machines that we have In stock, and
. , inctniftpri us to sell
vli.itB SEWING MACHINE tu. u. .
ti the slightly marred or
offers tbee at bargain Prices offering for almost
We have 50 macnines. '"": WHITR King of Machines
thIS OUII1-- 1 H'e ' - " .
Wheeler & Wilson, ana se.ia. -
Davis,
nothir.ir. Inciuaea m
" ouifi3' . - machine.
makes Prices range as low a i- - -
We offer some rare bargains in these mach.nes.
Wheeler & Wilson No. 9 drop head, C 20.00
listed at $75.00, for -
Singer drop head, listed at $75.00, $ g00
for -
New Home full cabinet, listed at $100.00, 3Q.00
Dav
Remember, we have about
. l , .... ... n,iM. ,hat must sell them
practically new. and we guarantee them to be in perfect order.
112.00
0 machines that we will sell during
The above priced machines are
these defy competition
bargains:
Quartered Oak, regular $40 now ..
&red Oak. regular $38.6 now . .
Quartered Oak, regular $J7.50, now
Sohogany. regular "0"- '
White Maple, regular. $16.00 now . .
White Maple, regular $23.00, now .
Birdseve Maple, regular $36.00, now
Birdse've, regular $22.50, now
Ash, regular $17.00, now
Ash regular $15.00, now
Ah regular $1S 50, now
Oak regular $21.50, now
Oak! regular $27.50, now
Oak regular $17.50
Miscellaneous, regular $12.50. now .
Miscellaneous,, regular Ml-bO, now
Miscellaneous, regular $7 7o, now .
Miscellaneous, regular $8.00, now . . .
REMEMBER Don't forget, every article in our store at prices far beb
ynn are paying eiscwucic-
Buy made in Eugene
Couches
And Mattresses
Campbell-Fellman Co.
The Housefurnishers
Phone Main 43
No. 50 West 8thSt.
Sale Prices M
STRICTLY Cil
Your Credit L
AT REGULAR PJI
posed of such men as Jefferaon. Jack- ff.W ' . 1 ... h" ,m. rf Portland-rassenacr
son. the Clintons. Tilden me ia-, f- . ld , e . No 162:43 m.. Oregon Ex-
a.ni. ...e . , ,,,(. ln the book ot gold is re-1
ards and mat great .eari , i -...y- - - - . , because nress.
ijei ii - . . -
he loves his fellow meu? Such is our j No. 18 6:00 a. m.,
Cottage Grove
Roseburg
-11:55 a. m
-6:42 p. m., Portland Ex-
GEO.K.MUNROEi
T& HOUSPl P.MSHKR 1
STOVES-PANCES
FURNITURE
67 Wevt tlshlh it,. '
We hsvc i'.ribl;ig for the kll-!
chen A mil, uf puts and pan In
ImUal Mil .1 'lialillewarv A, I lllc little
com rli tun ri tl.at li. like tooVlliK
Ui.ie lliilf.l or a dlil.lif iiii will
find here 1 .lvi.li..-i- Kcl ::ii
KUCl-NK .OVcPGON
Plumbing
Iurr.;! your new hom.
propcily. P.-r't sli'hnh. '
g.ts ftx'.u'c. Wi- do all
kinds o! rci.ul .j plumbing
jnd tinning wvrk. Call
and let vis estimate on
your work
Aya & Heitznun
Summer
Suits at
Hansons
Best of workmanship
and latest patterns in the
goods arc characteristic of
the Michaels, Stern &
Cos make. We arc ex
clusive agents for Ev.gcnc.
Let us show you our fine
line whether you want to
buy or not.
rinririu Shi'mihIm Iiryun.
Frank I. Hayest'dUnr oT the Pen
soroUi, ( FIa ) Journal Raid:
"V arc for Mr. Rryan alao be
rniiHt. HlnKlt'-huntU'd and alone, with
out off let, without patromiKu, with
no official power to punish or re
ward, with no nto tiled Influence hack
of him, he has wones thft confidence
and renpeot of the American people,
and hiit name U presented to t
convention by direct wish and com
mand of the people themselves. We
,tio for him, because, in marked con
traat to the dltttlnKulshed nominee of
the repuhllcan party, he Ik his own
man- he has won his Hpurn on his
i own merits and In his nomination
In not forced nt the heuvy end of a
hl Milck.
i "Mr. 'h:ilrman, on In half of the
dt'inecrat nf Floi ida.il state that has
: al wayrt pione democrat lc -except
when the republicans appoint h i'Lm
i misKitin to steal its electoral vote
I MKct thin cinvention to nnlfv the
i noin'nailon of Win ,1. llryau, the
' K rout est u i a hies democrat whom
the American republic has produced
sine,, the das of Jeffrson.t'
uods.
hnth zeal for the law and maintain-
eth the testament, lei him follow
me.'
"U'Uri olli'tit alternrlnn Illav we
not now exclaim: All thopo who love fauuiuao a u)K m imu.
.k t , v,., onH n.ihprp tn "Mr. Chairman, we are
the
V le SnumlN irty,
1m s."'o:idhK the nomination of
.ImUe I'.niy, IV A. O'Hoyle, i;f IMtts
ton, I't nii, said:
"No power was ureal enoiii:h to '
swt-e htm from hi.-, line of dutv.lS'
and no i
in death. Grover Cleveland
nave one wno u .. ' 'tider. the man of the people, the ! Passenger.
Z2f M.tS Rr who when he. statesman whose wisdom has been No. 12-
L,i . Irnorf i ih. wArshln of other hates: whose enemies respect while press.
had t imed to the worsnip ot oner i,iP Tn.vnwi VrnneUcnlinsenuer.
exclaimed: 'Everyone tnat , "e- . ,,' "v ,,.,. Rahr P.
llieai, Ilie mtraii. imui-ai iiia.i, e-".-, d -
Ham Jennings Bryan." : senger.
James T. Heflin or Denver, spokei Xo. 17 9:35 p.m., Cottage Grove
for Colorado in behalf of-Bryan's Passenger.
i No. 15 12:32 a.m., California Ex-
told In ' press.
Constitution, let them hid In ) "al lniu "'"k I'unus suurmi : iu. h j. n.
plnclng In the hands of this warrior 'o maae L..unei ui u.e . , c.-n- v'--
the standard of Democracy, and assents in his kingdom because an ex-, Wendling Branch.-
sh Is wnfted by the winds from ev- cell nt spirit was In him.' Deinoc-j No. 84 8:30: a. m., leaves Eugene
erv fold will come forth the insplr-! racy's able and fearless leader In i for Springfield.
Ing words Grav -the champion of a ! whose manly breast dwells and ex- Xo. 8211:10 a.m., arrives Eu
rejuvenated and successful Democ-1 rellent snirit will. In my judgment, ! gene from Springfield.
fjlfy I ue eiecieu iieaiueiit ui ine. UHlieU ; 01 i.vy p. ui., leaves Eiiiguuii
Centlemen It nffords me the 'States, l'ampered by no power nnd j for Wendling. j
greatest pleasure to second the nom-! pensioned by no class he will break, Xo. 88 5:40 p. m., arrives Eugene j
Inatlnn of thnt tried statesman and i down the trust idols In the Temple from Wendling.
matchless jurist, who. In mv judg-1 of Liberty Just as Daniel of old broke WM, MURRAY,
ment. will be the next President of toe giiueu images ot uaoyionisn luoi- uen. rass. Agt.
the lulled States If vou have theatry. And above the panic stricken I Portland, Or
wisdom and patriotism to name him. j genius of business will be heard the JOHN M. SCOTT,
Judge C.eorge C.rav of Deleware." '. hum of wheels and the voica of n Asst. G. P. A.
i healthy Industry. Today when the A. J. GILLETTE,
whole country Is 1 laklng for a man Local Agent.
.Indue- I'mviTs for Bryan. ( stretch forth the healing nd as
Judge O. W. Powers, of Salt Lake ; did Ani on of old to glv? fie land de
Clty. spoke for ltryan. He said: i Uverance William Jennings Bryan
"ily reason of our Constitution, surround-rt by the hosts of democ
nur chief magistrate wiol Is a power I racy, resembles a migVy cliff pnier-
but few comprehend. He moulds our i glng from the sea. The waves of'
laws anil controls our policy. His of- " Chi'-Miy have beat against it. the
flie Is one requiring the loft I- st ; winds of hate have howled around
staiesinaiifhlp. t:u- severest s"lf-ab- i its tna-pive form the lightning
negation. The office should he filled bolts of sarcasm have descended up
by a man so close lo the people that (on i's brow and the clouds of mlsu'.i-
b . c:ni hear their heart-beats and un-! diM'stiinding h.ive '.lung round Its
derstaml the longings that throb I ''"l"ir" l head, but look! The waves
with the pulsations of their earnest j are nil in. the winds ar hushed, the
life. ' , sky l dear the clouds have gone.
"Such a president must come from; and Lo! the rock is there supreme
the ranks of the people, lie should ;and iiul'-striu-tible. Klect Bryan presl-i-ome
from the great West, where the dent, and be will he just to all. par
voice of tiod borne upon the breeze i Hal to nom . loit unrcs-'rvodly for the
of the prairie bears u message of right as tiod gives him the power to
more Import than arises from the , discern it."
i' of a stock ticker In Wall i .
Such a president ot nei-e-!- I
Study
in any recognized
learnins. Such a
partment- of Lit
versity of Oreg
uates succeed and
are now prormnc;
the bench an bar.
instructors. StuJe:
to a library of 10
Next term opens s'
21st. 1508. Fret
application. AJJ
WALTER H,
61 1 Corbett BWg.
ElectricGi
! fifty
'million of p.ivertv ton low.tsny must cnoe from the Peniocriit ic
to I e, liy htm nenleried. In t'.'.e final j tar'v w hose pinelples w ere crystal-1
jnd Liiu nt wliich was rendered hy:li?ed from Innate letmini:'; in the hn
hin;, and which has btvonu history . man heart for Liberty. Su- h a pi -i-hti
has elevaf. .1 labor to a higher t dent was nominated nf Chicago in
plane fiuti it has ever (utiipted, and when the nomocracy of .lif-
ateful people In aesvet to come 1 fersou was reinc.arnated nnd the,
sn.srmr.F toi; thk ;i A!ti,
PREPARED INSTANTLY. Simply add boil
ln(t water, cool and scr'e. 10c. per package at
U grocers. 7 flavors. Refuse all substitutes.
?A Wtil fllhSt
BETTING & HENDERSON
All MluU of tint k t 'otie ni'id ceiint
ork pri,.(.iv a'ut iom'S d.ine Ml
di k cui nu. A it. wul.-nre y i .
ll:mtV SirtM i, 1S1 Feuith
tint, rtiouaj lUd '
I .lulu hi iln t tubrutar mid till
ktmU if f uriuoliiit for the
UlitUier MdMiii,
If on vi on Id ,rv well mill
comfotiid. iMinit hi Httd let iim
lnw jeu ht nr h.tt1.
Von iloti't tune tn buy utile
)U lint) Hlirtt xuiU jou.
a K ale! ul petiple In aes vet to cotue
tll 111. ss that moat siaieMinin and
p.u :tb ator. tieofe tirav of p.'lew.tre-.
lt ht wisdom and int.pitty. he has
hi
pi.i 'd In the h:tn.s i-t labor the
eirttc io. 1 of Aur.-n. and b t!o spu
tt ot )tts;:,e which he has evervwi ei,
dit 'usri, l,e h.i expanded i lie how-1
of t tie la but -r to the dtmen-ilons ot
lb - pai o- of the prince, vllvo us tM
:.u i luimpion of the cause of hu
manity, who knows mi nice not
crvrd distinction; no Nof'h
eut ii, ti r.usi. no est . ton one. 1 mo
who a l'r blent. would be the chief ! 1P
of human aeclaini that sr etotl
a- swept out of t lie niw n-
Mo'i ball like ;i ti-lal w ive of h
vi ' '..i-.. ipion i: ci-fs. the sut'fvaj-'s
of t eito.0tn of utibo'mlit voiers w im
nam.' I hlni as their c)n tee.
rallied w.)-iMi;h hP"lest
par'v and fo w- 11 lid he eiitlow it
villi his lofty citratf. that it met do.
fe.it without fil'erlni: and acatn
'Toitd'v holds his n.'une nlof: as a
no -iciKoii of promise. He is tod.iv o:ne
' he choice cf t he Uem-trra' ie
for "resld-Mit He is today the
ruler of all; reeosiililn only ihejehtie-- of the common people for the
treat biifietheod of man. j rre-idenl and In ih-Mr na'iie ant in
"Well may we apply to hUn tin ' th n.uiio ot te tate of I'tah. 1 see
Uuku.ihc o( that fiteat Komair - ' end the nomination of William J.
! If tt be an i; hi towaid (he j;vn-1 Hr an "
ED.HANS0N
eral iiood
Set !
the otv
And t i
For let the
lox..
The n. re, e
b a;h '
1.. i -
ton h ;
iri at ::adi!
in
and d. a h
:i both inditfe
;e-d IC
o
than t feat
n At-
Other Sneh'.
i line V - mi. John
l.-.t as ts our i;ieo-v.;i! ab'e
- feat s the Hdi!ti n of hi
: i ties by his enemies claim hitv
e the foundation of the peovt, v
't '.n him ! h. wed from th.1.
i in hi inteeritv, Many a t;r-it
i man on this o.v
atn lih honor the f.t
Ts Star
DiifflDg Mb Co.
is erecting a plant at
PORTLAND, OREGON
for the manufacture of their
world famous
PORTABLE WELL
DRILLING MACHINES
for water, oil, gas, etc., etc
A moderate amount of
money will start you in
a jirofitafie basiavaa.
STAR PORTABLE
DRILLING MACHINES
have been proved bv
Comrictit:vc Tens to De
The '-st l-i Ihe World.
For full Diirticulars regard
ing well drilling machines,
tools, supplies, etc., write to
THE STAR DRILLING MACHINE CO.
Tailor Made
fllnthind
Never before have we suc-j
eeet.ecl in offering our cus-:
t jirers sac a attractive, such I
artistic anrl up-to-tomorrow !
tasluous as.we display today.
Isn't it a satisfaction, to know
i if we make your clothes
j you are sure of a fit.
j G. F. McLEOD
44 East 9th St.
! Successor to
D. S. McDOUGAL
WiliamaUe
iMADAoort'
'i
FRENCH D!
I 1 1."'
FEMALE
T.llS
L ui.
PORTLAND. OftCOOtt,
AKitON.'omo.
a mrr. iw
!.,- f.o: r-ri-r-
JIKKS'-R- A""'
nl'lfecil or' !''
pa lit lor j:
onli rs to ll'
Ml3ICU C0.,
SoJin Eugene f
HALL ih'
M nnt.'C.lorM""'.'
H r-'i'i ",rs: -'I -V,'
iriiit. i ;.vr!
H huioi'l.-" I Z', or
SI bllTED
r .m. i.'Em
i .nDWDriJiKLus i
riiiinblnit
aim!
Groceries
j You vill ilways find
tnc ocit brands oi0
Crocerics
Fsh i ft ccrr Vegetables
".our and Feed
J4 delays, ( h.-.e ouf owo ievetv
Irish Pi prro
Also gcnersi '
sheet Iron worS-l-'
attended to
Curry a full H"'
Phone lll-fk "3
of his party, one ir. an has the wurM produced and
P- Mam M 52 Ea,iC!h St
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