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OR almost everything you buy, including the : common
necessities and the expensive luxuries, from foodstuffs
to automobiles. Wn u,cM
The one marked exception is lumber, which can be bought
cheaper today than for many a year past and is retailed in
Eugene in many instances for. less than wholesale prices.
This means that your dollar will buy more now than at
any other time ana xnis is meitnuic mc
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1 4 East 8th Street; Eugene, Oregon.
OPEN OLIVE
'STREET; TO S. P.
DEPOT GROUNDS
Ths manor ot opening Ollvo street,
from Wwl Fifth street to the depot
groundi, waa tnkun up t the Com
mercial (Mull meeting taat night. A
roniinllteo consisting of Ut'o. T. Hull,
Sr., Jack Hodman anil F. E. Chum
bera waa appointed to take tho mat
tor up wltii the city council.
It la aalil lliat lite property owners
aloiiK the utrvli'li of street that la pro
lnao.t to Iih opened art- willing that
!l should lin dedicated to public !"
and furthermore, ar wlllltiK that It
ahotihl be paved. Contracts have
been lei already for paving Olive
atreel aa fur norlh as Weal Fifth.
If these Innirovoinonta are made Ihta
will bo tha loading thoroiiKhfarn to
tha depot grounds, aa lh end ot
Willamette atreet ha closed when
tha depot Improvements tha complet
ed. Tha maltar of a larger water main
for Ollva afreet thau la now being
laid waa discussed, and It waa the
ttnanlmotia opinion that ll ahoitld be
larger. Tha council at tlto aante lime
ordered that a four-inch main he sub
atlluled for 'he two and a half Inch
pipe now being laid.
K II. Cog. of the llooth-Kelly
Lumber Company, presented the mat
ter of a trout hatchery for the Mc
Keuile river. Thla matter will be la
ken up by tiie club at once.
held celobratlona, the crowd waa aur-
pflslngly large s.-
Mlrtn S cuieurauou a"
time tu those preaent.
Mr. and Mra. Frank Hauiey ana
on Harvey lea" today for an ex
tended outing at Loudon Bpiinga and
possibly a trip, to Eastern Oregon,
where they have relatives. They have
rented their farm lo C. B. Hadley.
Mra. It. A. HolllnKsworth and eon
Alva havo returned from a two
month's visit to Idnho relatives,
J. A. J. Crow has routed hla (nrm
for the coming year to Chua. lllnton
and Intend spending the winter In
Callforulii with hla funilly.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ht11rt0vn.nl
spent tho Fourth with relullvoa at
Crow.
.Mr. O. V. I. lies who la attending
tho Bummer School for teachera In
KuKcue came out to spend this Sat
urday and Sunday will) hla mother.
S. It. Jenkins ot Kogeno waa out
io bia laiuli thin week.
Mr. Jus. Illutnn has relumed
from Kugcnc where he has been em
ployed at carpentering.
John llrtgga la again at work after
Ills severe Illness.
Hadlcyvlllit has been suffering a
auceesslon of epidemics auch aa la
grippe, measles, scarlatina aud chick
en pox.
Frank Snider la still In F.ugouo
where he went for medical aid.
ALF WALKER
FILES ON WATER
" ' POWER SITE
ertng doatn "lifiaTT folrtr'WS' of j
popularity. tb nomination .-or. junu
Worth Kern of, Indlaq,.,has brought
all this about,. When-.,, the Cowboy
Band In th Auditorium : yesterday
dragged the old song from the wrap
pings and a us tea on tne myrrn ana
aloe, the crowd recognlied an old
favorite In the muafcgl mummy. To-
back rooms of music houses stacks of
order for 100,000 copies of the old
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ACTIVE SEASON '
IN BOHEMIA MINES ;
THIS SUMMER
Alt Walker, of this city, who re
cently wont up tho McKonilo with F.
A. Uorchurt and party of SanFruncls
co, tiled on a water power alto on tho
river, presumably for tho Portland.
Kugeno & Kastern Hallway Company,
who are to build their electric line
up the McKenxlo valley from Ku
geno. The point ut which ho filed Is
what la known as Miouy roiui, on
land owned by 11 eo. T. Hull. Sr., ot
this city, in section 3d, township Hi
souih of range 2 east. Tho amount
of water he appropriates Is SO. 000
miners' Inches. The proposed canal
la to be 40 feet wide at the bottom
and twenty feet deep. The point of
diversion la at Stony Point and the
general course if tho canal Is to be
wcalerly. the water to empty Into the
river near the mouth of tlato crevk
In section 2H, township 16, south of
range 1 east.
son.
From tho dust-covered Bholves In
back rooms of music, houses Btack of
the defunct ditty wore drugged forth
and placed on the countors. In the
front windows of n dozen piano
houaea signs appeared bearing the le-'
gelid, "On the Hanks of the Wabash, i
Far Away.,' 75 cents."
IT t'AX'T HK IIKAT.
"Bohemia" Sharp, the pioneer of
the Bohemia district. Is In the city,
having arrived down from the mines
last evening. . He stated to a report- j
er this morning that there are bright j
nrosnects for an active season of
mining In the district this year, and
already there Is greater activity than
was exhibited nl any time last year.
Mr. Sharp states. that at least two
mills will be put in on different prop-
The best of all teachers Is exper- "rlUs "8 -vei'r',"nu ,a,1 lhe, 'Z',
lenre. C. M. Harden of Silver Citv. property and the other at ti e l.reat
v.,.,1, r-,.n.,n. ...vU. "i fi,,H viotri,. Easleiii. rive-miles ol roau nave to
WILL MAKE EUGENE
THEIR FUTURE HOME
WILLIAM' C.MtmiLIU HAIiVK
WITH AltNICA and WITCH I1AKI.
The best aalv In the world (or cuta,
brutset, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tel
ler, chapped hands and all akin erup
tions. Guarantee,! to give satisfaction
or money refunded. Sold by Lino
Drug Co. Williams lift- Co., props..
hitters does ail that's claimed for It
For Stomach. Liver and Kidney
trouble. It can't be beat. I havo tried
It and find It a most excellent medi
cine." Mr. Harden Is right; jit's the
best of all medicines also for weak
ness, lame back, and nil run down
conditions. Heat, too, for chills and
malaria. Sold under guarantee at
W. A. Kuykendall's drug store.
Prlie night
the llratul.
Wednesday night at
WK.LI. Ultll.l.lMl.
For up to-date well drilling see
I aDuke Li ftler Co . well drillers.
Tel. Hed MM. SCS Vlllard Boul. t'
I'rlf night
the (liand.
J. I'. Campbell, who for four years
has been deputy Called Slates mar
shal of Alaaka. with headquarters al
Keiihlkan, hi resigned lliat olflce
aed hat arrived In Fiiaene wl'li his
family lo tpake tli;t city Iheli future
heme It will be remembered thai
several mouths k,i Mr lanipbel'
.s here and t.,iuaht ibe IILmon res-1 ,'r','
Idence proiifitv at t-,.. ,.,,.,. ,,i t htr. ! t,le Hialul.
leenth an I Mlllatuette alleets and
al an ane lr.,1 of trull' !nd
northweil of rue rily H win (,,
a fine h.uiM on ln ptopenr in the
el'V s ime lime In tlve I ituie Mr
mpti-:l will Wsie smtn tr ttii,
Fast, where be wl!l remain rtitrl'ig
the fall, bill his fa ni 1 1 v oil) heie
and the h.iis will ai'end Hip I mr
ally They am making ti,.r teiepo
rarv home at he rea'.di-ti, ,,f Mrs
Wednesday night at
Kennedy's l.axatlv Cough Syrup
acts gently upon the bowels and
thereby dilves the ,-eld out of the
system. Sold by all druggists.
Wedneday nUht at
Ko.1,-1 will wllh.nt doubt, help
ei- 'lie who has si"'ea,h itisi'rders or
uuia.h t outlf. K,lal tela
Slid i','".!luie It f,r Ibe short time
tl'st It is n,-eessrv to Kiv,- you com-l-Me
rc'lel Kodol Is f,,:, bv'all ding
I'm.
IIOt ltNK lIUKKKIIH
AlfVH'K TO TAV7
Washington. July 13. The Wash-i
Ington Post prima the following: j
Senator Bourne yesterday crept out
of the retirement In which he hadi
boon nursing the wounds made by
the Taft steam roller In the Chicago
convention. The original Hoosevelt
second elective term champion alg
uallied his reappearance by Issuing a
statement In which he called upon to
Taft to promise upon the sacred hon
or ot a fat man that he would not at
tempt to name his successor when he
ceased lo be Presldont Taft. provided
he was elected In November.
Bourne declines to admit thai
Hoosevelt Is not yet the choice of the
people of the country. He maintains
that the demonstration fin mention
of the prealdent'a name In the cou
venilon proved It to hla satisfaction.
He slaps his Idol, however, by de-
daring the means used to nominate
Taft may be potential enough to de
stroy our party
IVnouncIng what he terms the res
iduary leitaieeshlp lo the While
House. Bourne says:
"Taft should declare when his par
ty or electorate relieves Mm of ser
vice that he will In no manner at
tempt to select bis successor other
ihai to give his biyal support to his
parly's selection
Frlxe night
the Oram).
Wednesday night at
be built, however, before the ma
chinery can be taken '.mo the latter
mine.' and this work l being pros
ecuted with vigor. Much other road
work and many improvements of a
different nature are being made In
the district.
Mr. Sharp, who has mined in the
district for the past thirty years, has
some very valuable properties from
which he expects to realize a hand
some figure some day.
PICKING OVT
tiOODBl
la vrv eaBV here. V'J
hae any other sort. '
i tha more particular :
1 about butter the beiw
suit you. Our estn
creamery has made '1
frlfindsi. If YOU. Kill "
are confident It will e
of you also.
THE SQW
W. M. GREEN, lllcn
6 1 9 Willamette St. Phone Main 25,
iooi rortiii (i iiK.
For the complete mire of coughs
colds, asthma and bronchitis and all
lung complaints tending to consump
tion, liverwort, tar and wild cherry
have for agea maintained an estab
lished reputation as a standard cough I
remedy. It contains no opium or I
harmful drug and can be given with
safety to children. Price $1.00. Sold
by Linn Trug Co. Williams Mfg Co.,
props., Cleveland. O.
LAKK MAUULK ANT
tillANITK WORKS MOVKD.
E. C. Lake has moved his marble
works from the corner of Willam
ette and Sixth to East Seventh St
between Willamette and Oak, where
he w ill be pleased to see all old and
new patrons. Jul 9
i-i 1 1 tu mi ii si ii i (umnnn t"
Prlxe night
the Orand.
Wednesday night at
Prlte night
the Orand.
Wednesday night at
KXCI'IISIUX TO NKWPOUT.
Turing the summer season Sun
day trains will b run on the C. & K.
from Albany to Yavtlne. leaving Al
bany al 7:45 a. in. The morning
local from here counecta with this
train at Albany, round trip rate.
13.00.
Prite night
the Grand.
Wednesday night at
The Bulek nutos are the best. See
K B Wray about them. He can be
SHOK SHOP IX COBUM.S
E. P. Shlnn has opened up a first
class shoe shop In Coburg. All work
guaranteed. Bring In your job work.
d&wif
Prlr., night
the Grand.
Wednesday night at
wood: wood;
16 Inch old growth fir. $:..::, nor
cord. William Transfer Co.. Phone
Black 1141. tt
5
AUTO - LIVER
We have a fine 7-passenger 30
White Steamer
to hire by day or hour
Expert driver furnished
EUGENE GUN CO
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Prlie night
tho Grand.
Wednesday night
I'-ii- n!f!it
I- Gum,!
W. di.e.day nlnht at
I III 11 SOM.S
Lsura Burr on W-l Si:u t.
( HOW MiriS.
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Ph. dot. stamps post raids
e'i.'r,,l x!,-w wtuV S:tli slreel, be-i.-i
n Willamet Q:ind O'lie. tf
Crow, Ju'i IS. i Special I flow
was well sallsfl.-d 1th il,e ,u, ,, s. ,,t -
the celebiatloll Considering th,. Ingrain wal' paler w.railteed not
fart thai aeveial neighboring piaita to fade. Chambers llardaare Co. d
M IBS
iKMlt..l'IC HOSTS.
found wi'tv the Eugene Transfer Co.. "ce. mack 6111
phone Bed 1101. "
nil.I.MIHK nitOTHF.ItS
For all kinds of draylng and ex
press House phone Red 2742 nf.
IV nver, Col.i. July U Back t '
''w s;ucoptiius of dead and forgol
Icti duties lit,, lieuuti'iaitc party has
none (or I's c.tnipalcii hymn of l?u.
It l:.l ilt.imcl f:,ini its tomb, "On
the lUtiks f the Wabah. Far
Away, a son tvn was embalmed
more than ten
v.
trial.
:- b ranges
W. Kays Fur
Whites restaurant for
Thir'y days' fro I square meal. 2rt cenis.
M ... -
i nie nicht w ednesdav
Pi If , tilght
tile liraud.
Wednesday night at
the Grand.
cienn.
in
nls'-.t a'
H-at'.i.g furnace, brick and founda
tion stone for sale cheap by First
ara ago after a ling- N itlmul Bank.
OASTOIUa,
8n Ik. "iSe H. -d Vn H.
MERCHANTS BANK
EUGENE, OREGON
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Business on
Conservative Lino
S. S. SPENCER, I
L. R.POTTER, -
F. N. McALISTER, -
Cor Tth and WilUn"
HOTEL BRADSHAW
Rooms and board. Rooms with free use of f""f ,
including dishes and wood. Half way to Nye
theocran. Kite. cnn.uu vrr i roovr.ProP"'