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LOW
RATES
EAST
Will te Ui.iJf tliis v:
mii !-y the
SOUTHERN
PACIFIC
(I Mies HI Oicn)
From Eugene, Ore, as fol
lows: To
B-lh Wjyi
through
Portland
M.75
Out Way
via
Calilcxnil
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hz:
81.75
TS.oO
Tj.w
s;i le
Cliictii'o
St. I.ouis
Si. I'juI
Omaha .
Kansas City
6.1.75
Tickets will.lv
May 4, IK
' June S, f, V, 2"
July fi, 7, 22. 2.1
August f, 7, 21, .52
Good lor Mum In 90 dy with tP
om privileges p raiure within limits.
REMEMBER THE DATES
Fur 4y further Information call on
A.J. OILLKTK
Loral Alien!
or write to
Win. Mt'Muiray, (M-nrtal I'as
sender uni'iit, I'liitlaiiJ, On.
IN ONB OR MANY COLORS
LAROE8T FACILIT1R3
IN THK WB8T FOR
THB PRODUCTION OF
HIQH QRADK WORK
A
New Set.
Chairs
Wliv do vim hnvo 01. 1)
BIIAI1I1Y CIIAIItS In yout
homo, when vou can nuilm them
OOni) AS NKW fur only 60o t
A ran of rhlnamel t. Ill wort
wnmleri in your home.
See that '.lie Chluamnn Is on
very ran,
K.e our west show window.
ASK TO Mi: Ol It NKW W ALL
I'APKK
K-1S Wot Heveuth St.
OVERTON
Wall Paper and Paint Ca.
CEO.K.MUNROE
Tft MOUSrt. RN1SHER
STOVES--F ANCES
. FURNITURE
67 Wtt tlxhlh St.
We hnvo e. rylhl.ii; fur the kit
chen, A,. ort of hiIk and puns in
metal and r.ihlle ai e. All the little
coutrlvanres that make, cooklutt
iiAAtlme iiutt-.iit u( a di n.Ue mi will
Ind here. Telephone li'd l''.".ii.
EUGENE .OREGON
Plumbing
Furnisli ycttr new home !
properly. Don't slihl thi 1
gas fixtutcs. We do all
kinds of reliable plumbing
and tinning w, rk. Ctll
and let os estimate op
your woik
Aya & Heitzrmn
14 Will nth tt.
Ihnnt H. kl I I r
BETTING & HENDERSON
M Wl.
All kliidn of lo .,
work pru-.iM'ili .-im c ,
work KHtmnr,!-. d It.
WIIIllo-ll,. 8ll -el. 1 1 1
tr-t I'hous 1(,J
- ;llul . i-i;i,"'I
:' don,. VM
-..t.-ii.e -:i
I'outlll
I Til it ll .1 mini I
A MCK LITTLE MEAL AT
THK TIIEATItE CAKE
l always upprc-lutiil, where JT"" Kri
e.erjllilng iippclUinic ml Kwt'i
some iIii-m- June morning",
your n,M-lll l '. When you
mint l treat your friends your wife
or your weetlicrt to mint tluit in
,(K,liil (o the yuifii's taste, bring
Hi, in lo the Theatre Cuff.
KITCHEN & KOMPP
Successors to
ARMITACE &. BOWN
Livery, Feed and
Sales Mables
Oak and 7th Eocene. Or.
Julius
Goldsmith
H. H. McVAY
Succeuoc lo M. S. Hubble
. Transfer Company
will l n general transfer business;
hcmxI, household goods, trunks mill
oil things In til" line will receive
prompt unit careful nttriitlon. ,
'iluhlnoss Prompt anil ('(ireful" Ik
our motto.
Plume Itoil 1121
or liuve orders at Nndeuii Cigar Store
Summer
Suits at
Hanson's
Best of workmanship
and latest patterns in the
goods arc characteristic of
the Michaels, Stern &
Q).'s make. Wc are ex
clusive agents for Eugene.
Let us show you our fine
line whether you want tn
buy or not.
I llil nelKtil I liilernrnr ami all
kiuiN of fiiruKliIng for lite
HiiitiiiH-r M-n.un.
If 'u e.oul.1 dr.--. i,- and
i-oiiili.Hubl), rotiie In and let us
liow j ui nlMt um
Veil don't liue u buy iink-M
)oi find n li.it nulla you.
ED.HANSON
,
THE TXOT.SE DAILY GUARD, MOVPAT. JTXY 13,
COLORADO
MAN PRAISES
CITY OF EUGENE
C c EunWi. of Fort (.lllns. Colo..
h,; rrt-ei.ii ft-"t "'" l::,,'r;
Intr .he west, and visi'ed he family
or Free Thomas In tti. city. writ"
a h.ng and (tuereatlng descrlpt Jve
letter to the Courier, of hi; town. Ve
tukn the following extract from It.
-When through at Portland the
writer took a daylight trip up the
Willamette valley, which In fertile
ami very beautiful; abundance of
nii.Uiu.il (often loo nine h I.
Impreuied with the fertile "eldn.
flocks and herds, and fruit.
The temperature ' ,er
dom. frosts, and about all they need
I more railroads and more Colora
,1 push. The altitude al Portland
In r,4 Teet: at Eugene It . "
and he.e In the bent valley town and
(iirroumllngs loitnn on ui
Fertile, rich oll. rainfall of 3o
Im-hen, aveniK" te'iip-rauirB ui .
r,0 di'Kre",-. tll'.V r-"H' ninu.
frulm nnrt bcrrley. almon la and EB-ll.-h
walnuts. ii" l I ! ""! r.se, soen
on till- trip, which ln:lnd-d Califor
nia Thev pick ripe berries every
;, , .he ye-.r. Hav a town
shout a lain- ' Cr.ll;-. name
amount of street tarj. put In at the
same date, but they can skin Collins
,n street Improvements, as they now
have about elltht miles of asphalted
orcein a new process, which Klves a
spoiiny surface, eusy on horses, and
durable, and they are puttlnu In
rpnre Thev are an tip-io-uaie i".
with fine churches and schools, and
the Oregon State University, with
100 students. .. , , ,
HHnir. surrounded on all Rides by
mountain ranges roverod with for
ests they have an abundance of lum
'.i,i ntwl silver mines within .50
miles, and all Indications of coal un-di-rlylnK
the town; and wo were In
formed that tt 6-foot vein has been
opened about 20 miles south In sim
ilar lormaiion. i nejr nei u
from June to October, so we think
It n cnmlnit point for the sugar heal
Industry, and they are BrowiuB -plea
this season.
All In all this spot capturod us, and
when we retire from active UTo. will
r that olacu favorably. Plenty
of bimlncHs there, many coming In.
ind wu say (moru In sorrow than in
iingerl that It 1b the new bood that
Is doing things. Sam Hugh has 8
nnil a rinn homo a tulle out, and
-ill ho has to do to pick up a small
fnrtnnn Is to "sit steady" for about
five years. Sam is in the real estate
i,i,Hlnus doing well, happy, seeming
t, Riiiireclate his opportunities. We
also met Carrie. Thomas (Nee Carrie
Knirgh) and. family and they mum
they have found the "Promised
Lund." I guess they have.
Prom Euuene. -the "Shasla Routo,"
was a feast of flue Boeneiy, and In the
ltoauii Itlver country we found a au
plicate of the Hood Hlver fruit and
although the altitude Is about ten
times that of Hoed Itlver, they seldom
lose crops by frost, and they plant,
prune and cultivate their orchards In
much the same manner, being es
pecially careful to thin out the fruit
on the trees, leaving only a limited
number of the best, assuring a sal
able apple." '
ItONIOItl'lKi'S MAItKKT '
DAY WAS Sl'tt-KfiS
Rosilmrg's first "Mnrket Day"
held today under the direction of
Max 7,lnimermnn drew a large
crowd of visitors from all points ra
diating from the city, says the Re
view. Merchants who subscribed to
the fund to defray the expenses of
the event did more I linn enough busi
ness on their special sales to justify
;ho experiment, and It Is a safe asser
tion that "Market Day" will become
a regular tiling In Roseburg from
now on.
The feature of the day was the pa
rade, made up of the Roseburg band
and a long string of flue hnrses.scnie
driven and others led. It began at
the Roseburg hotel and ended finally
at the Rochdale store, after doubling
buck from the Hotel McClallen. Af
ter the parade broke up the band
played In front of the "booster" tmsl
nens houses, preceded In each In
stance by a "spiel" from the Incom
parable Zimmerman, whose style of
oratory, while short on polish, Is sev
eral miles long in effectiveness.
The auction sale of horses, held at
Diton's stable yards, was the con
cluding event of the day. It was at
tended by practically every visitor In
the city, and when It was over every
one departed satisfied. Now that such
an affair has punned the experimental
itsi;e, the future holds In store many
"MKSer and better" ones. All that
remains to be done Is to set the datu.
WMKKK 1'tH ItTH UIMMITTKK
OVKKlA)OKKI A 11KT
The Eugene Fourth at July Com
mittee did tood work in arranging
for the euterlaluuit nt of their guest
at the big celebiatton but for so'ue
eatHe or other failed to provM for
the people of Springfield and the
upper Willamette valley to g, t to that
city Arntintcineiiti nhonld ave
b-.-i, nude to run a train from Werol
lin lo Kniteno In the morning ind
back in the evening. My si dolus
ov.t.I hundred p.ople nd h:iv.
a-.icn.l.-i! tli.it otlierviU.' max. J at
home Thl is where a it.o I b.e
mat overlooked Springfield News.
(i ASiU.IVK WOOD SAW
W. ft hit,, in prepared to
onr wood om ...rt noti.-e
lone ll',.i,k l.!M. r.ei,lence
West S-,th ill reel.
lluv a tsckna of -Will C.nw" fer
truer for yo. roses or garden
Tri-e :c i'hanibers Hardware Co
OABTOTtld.
tU -1 5s k -4 t h t.H i o tk;t.(j
1908
mSSS -
Youroixhjn SjN; ;
Summer f
i i or -
May oe mduc a
f. nKAnnr living
U V V VUV
rr,ro tlP most of it
lllMMV
joymentand health of the entire family?
Here is an opportunity at hand. We have just
received a shipment of porch furniture which we
have bought to such advantage that we are able
to offer it at prices that surprise even ourselves.
The values are excellent.
I to offer it at prices that surprise even ourselves.
Porch "Furniture
Wc are closing out all our porch furnituie ami are offering special
prices on the same. No- Is. U.e time to buy ln- J'' """ '
und Iwvo the use of your porch furnltuiv all tile .wnsou.. We "-h-rmlned
not to carry over one pii-co of huiiiiiht furniture tins season.
We nr.- also cl.wliiK out our entire line of . rh.c.c.:ilo.. Sine mump
now ....
Green or red rockor, Reg. $3.7',, closing ; '
Green or red rocker, Reg. J3.25, closing
Green or red rocker, Reg. 3.85, closing ,
Green or red rocker, Reg. (i.7.r, closing
Green or red rocker, Reg. 2.50, closing -'
Green or red rocker, Reg. 6.25, closing
Arm chairs, Reg. 5. 25, closing
Large weathered oak chairs, suitnblu for porch or bouse, Ktg.
f 10.00, closing i . ....,.
Lnrge weathered oak chairs, suitable for porch or lio.ise. Keg.
ular $s.75. closing "'
Vudor purch hammock swings :
Vudor porch shades, new arrivals A I VT
Comfort porch chairs, best of all for camp s.r homo l (OSI
During July we will give s"'Uil wile on eu-c.v iti liclc in our
stock. Irlces Unit iiinbe tiMiney for you. Spit inl v.i!i:es ::i earju-ts,
rugs and linoleums.
CASH REQUIRED
on all Special Sale Prices
CREDIT GIVEN at REGULAR PRICE
BIG EVENTS , ,
SGHFDULED FOR
PRESENT. WEI K
Washlutston. DWC, July 13. Thero
promisea to be no dearth . of big
events this week, either In the home
or foreign fields. The Olympic
games abroad will attract keen at
tention on this side of the water,
while at home there will bo a multi
tude of big . conventions and other
events to Interest public attention.
King Kdward will formally opun
the great Olympic stadium In Shep
herd's Hush Monday. The games
will begin next day, and from then
until July 25 the greatest aggrega
tion of athletes the world has ever
seen will struggle tor the mustery.
During tho week officers and men
of the American battleship fleet will
be entertained on a magnificent scale
at Honolulu.
t'ommiasbinurs representing the
I'nlted States' an J France .wlli meet
in Paris to discuss the proposed new
eominerrlal arrangement between the
two countries.
Canada will be Interested In .lie
completion of the preparations for
the Quebec. Tercentenary celebration
and the departure from' England of
the notables who aro coming to take
part in the program of festivities.
Tho week promises lo be one of
comparative Inactivity for the presi
dential candidates of the two lead
ing parties, though conferences will
be numerous and tho plans for the
real work of the campaign will be put
In shape. 1
At Columbus. Ohio, the Probing ,
tlonists will meet In national conven
tion Wednesday to adopt a platform
and name candidates for president
and vice-president. A number of
names hav boon suggested for the
head of the ticket and the ultimate
selection Is problematical. I
Two big reunions, one North and
one Sou;h, will attract attention dur
ing the week. In St. Paul tho NoNes
of the Mystic Shrine will hold forth,
while at (Villas thousands of menihrrs
of the order of ElkV will gather for
their annual national conv-nl'oi.
Vnorher gathering of Interest, thoutli
of smaller proportions, will be the
Annual session of the Jewish Chau
tauqua at Kutfalo.
it. ii. u:v Wil l, m
IX AITO (JAIt t;K.
t
It. rt Wrav. who Is local agent for
the Hni.-k aiitomobll. will put In a
Karate In this city. Just as soon as a
sulta'-'e location ran be secured H
is prepared to do auto livery business
for the traveling; public or for pleas
ure trips Call np to Eugene Trans
fer Co , I'hons Red 1 1 0 1 . tj
,Mnh p. r.omrortabie,
room at small cost. Why not
and thereby add to
Campbell
Company
50 W. 8th
VXCI.K SAM I'.MNTKI)
THE TOWX RED
on July 4;h In honor of his
birthday, and there will be
many Boiled gowns and gar
ments to show evidence of the
paint: Whether It be red
paint, s'ain or soil from any
cause whatever you will have
your garments renovated so
they will look good as new when
clean.il nt tbe IJescno Dve
Works.
Everything possible in
Cleaning and Dyeing
Eugene Dye Works
6th and Willanttte Sts.
Phone Red 2861
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 wilt start yon in
a profitable businets.
STAR PORTABLE
DRILLING MACHINES
have been proved by
Comrf tinve Tests to bo
Th Best In The Wo-ld,
For full particulars regard
ivw well dnllin machines,
tools, supplies, etc., wnte to'
THE STAR DRllLiNS MACHINE CO.
THE 5
AKAOM, OHIO
I Tfio Otnr
111 uiqi yi
Drilling Mine Co. ! '
the en- MM
.qifiyij may;
In Our Exchange Departed
Mnn.rph ranues,
Reg. $65.00, for
wii ns ranges, Reg.
,, i hpnd sewing machines; Reg. tluo, f-r..i
.New nuuic u.v.,. - - .
Singer sewing machines, drop head, Reg. S.k.OU, f r
Wheeler & Wilson No. 9 drop head sewing mite i:n it
$73.00, for
Ulg line of sewing machines for as low 3 2.:.u
carts and baby buggies In this department very low.
Some Specials
$1.70 alarm clocks
50c brooms . .
$1.(10 clothes baskets
Nickeled tea kettles
Lunch- buckets, 50c kind . .
Scrub brushes, 20c kind ....
Scrub brushes, lf,e kind
Bast sperm S. M. oil, 4-oz. battles. .
Garden trowels, 60c kind
Can owners
- Fcllman
Eugene,
A. C. MATHJCVVS
General Teaming;
Concrete, Gravel, Building1
Sand and good excavation
earth for sale
Phone Black 28 It
or call at 345 W 4 th
Tailor Made
Clothing
Never before have we suc
ceeded in offering our cus
tomers such attractive, such
artistic and up-to-tomorrow
fashions as we display today.
Isn't it a satisfaction, to know
if we make your clothes
you are sure of a fit.
G. F. McLEOD
44 East 9th St. .
Successor to
D. S. McDOUGAL
Groceries!
You will always find
the best brands of ,
Grocc-'es
Fresh Green Vegetables
Flour and Feed . 1
No delays, we h-e our own delivery
Irish , Pierce
Phone WliB 53 52 East 9th r
Electric,Gas,Water
Wil'amstte Vdlev Cr
Buy made h lir:
. And "Mite
soniitiix r.
i'U-iv
.. T-nr:I "oi'om.u
No. IB 2 ; i . a. .
presB.
N'o. IS- C . CO a.
Passenger.
No. 12 1 1 : r, r, a.
Puasengnr.
No. 140:42 p. K
n press.
T'Hvm .? Sjmi I' :-::m-e.
No. 11 2:1S p. ui.. K
Benger.
No. 17-r-!l:oo p.m.,
rassengt-'i'l
No. 15 12:32 a.m..
press.
No. 13 5:1 1 a. m,
co Express.
AYomlliiu: Hi
'-Vo. 84 8:3 a. m.,
for Springfield.
No. 82 11:10 n. n,
gene from Sring!i-:i
No. 871:00 p. is.,!
for Wendlins.
No. 88 5:40 p. in., s:
from Wendling.
1VSI. M
ten.
JOIIX M.
A-
GiLi.rcTTi-:.
Local A - nt-
A. J.
Madame Deas'S
FRENCH p
FEMALE I
A Safe, Cttit
I.1KF FOU Sfl
MnNarBrATi'i
afc! Sure! sp
antcrd or I'i.
hue (i
pitta lortl.tMl'
tin trtul t.t
'Hum pies l-"r" '""''"
(renuine, nff'pi 15 " fl1
drmrtrist dnrs n ' r-'v
orders to
Sold in Eugene t-v V-
HALL ($l
Pliimtiln '
Also gencrr:
sheet Iron wors
tittenderl to.
Carry a full H''
Phone llluck I
1,W7V .ell
Hold b, W. L I 1