Eugene daily guard., July 18, 1908, Image 7

THE Kt'GKN'E DAILY GUARD, SATX RDAV, JVI.Y
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For Liver Ills.
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Ml A 4 JO. MIA.
HOTEL BRADSHAW
miindboafdy. Rooms with free use of furnished kitchen,
who and wood , Half way to Nye Beach, overlooking
. Kates reasonable. V. C. COOK, Prop., Newport, Ore.
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If you need a Mower or Binder sec
L. LONG & SON
Agents for the '.. ,v .;
McCORMICX MACHINES
the best ever manufactured '
i Eugene, Ore.
ptbSt,
Newport
YAQUINA BAY ' '
Matchless Beach Resort-
F1 Place tnr.f.D. ,
tit Fom, n( h , ,V eCt Kest and Evy Conceiv- ' .
ron of Healthful ad Deliahtf.l ni
tS? hR COMPLETE Best of 'food and
te' sch as feieffrLWatte,r !rom spnnes; . All modern
ay. Fue V V 5pnone' ma"ets freshly pro
" ""furnished ,n Kab1llnJdan- Cottages partly fur
T Nations ,ed be had cheaply. Strict municipal
'His.thenrr X the Soi'thern Pacific to
a"J the tr n a n. all'S & EaStern R- R' Train
Ir'P a pleasure throughout. ;
ATE From
A .! " WVIb lb
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WM. McpIURRAY,
U. P. A., Portll, Ore.
MEETING OF
HORTICULTURAL
STATE SOCIETY
The following circular l,.ti,.r i, is
been issued by ,e sla,u board of
horticulture: ' ol
T. jorvallls Ore, July l.Vos.
The Oregon btale Horticultural So
ciety will meet in Portland; Oregon
luuueV ,hrSl 111 nnn""' session I,'
will likewise inrnwi ,.. .i... .i ..
nnnn.l " ... 'iwiun
" UI lnu northwest
. .u.i u.uwers Association, which ar
ganizatlon will deliberate during the
This "Horticultural Week" n
Portland will be the biggest mid-winter
rruit growers', packers' and shin
lera" hieetinir eve,- i.ih .... .... . 1
- . .a "i-iM uu me coast.
Kopreseutative horticulturists from
Will be in nttenHnrm ...t,n
. mine eminent
teachers, experimenters and authors
i rum various sections of the contin
ent will favor the convention with
address, lectures and demonstra
tions,' -
i An especially aitractlvo feature of
the occaninn wfn h. .. .
me er large
display of delicious fruits including
ni'ncuia, prunes and nuts in
both commercial pack and plate dls-
, 3 ," ..." nuriicuitur-
al Society will offer an exceptionally
" seieciiou or cups lor best dls
plays. commercil narv Tv.ia i- i.
Self will hrlngr nn n ..
0 .. u u.cij i:jiiiesi
and many splendid exhibits, besides
tuere win do several most excellent
non-comietitive dUniavu .u
- .iu.k mc
icnuiiig orcnara oistrlcts.
i There are a dozen ffrat-Moao fw..i.
growing sections in the northwest
each one of which la iuc
better than the others. At this meet
ing tnese sections promise to outdo
all former displays of winter fruits
thUB assuring a rare treat to our vis
itors from the east and over across
the seas, for this In
national event at which consumer,
buyer and producer will meet for con
ference, discussion and good fellow
ship. . . , .
! This announcement is for the pur
pose primarily of enlisting vour sup
port in behalf of the display. It Is
time VOU Were thillkfmr nhmit
part you will take on this feature of.
uie-convention. Do something; just
as much as. you can. Exhibit stan
dards in CnnilllPrciill llunbe n..
or little known varieties on plates or
uuierwise, out tor the good name of
your district, do something, the best
you may to keep the community cred
it at the top.
Iri a few weeks the .horticultural
and farm papers will have a full list
of awards together with the condtions
of competition. Do not lose 'sight of
the fact that this is one of the very
best places at which you can do good
work for your locality,'. t ; I
Thousands will visit the fruit ex
hibit and will gather from It a far
better opinion of your products than
It Is possible to obtain from . any
amount of printed matter, i i !
As an educational event there has
never been any occasion in the north
west to approach it in comprehensive
ness. The association had a grand
time at Vancouver last year, the best
up to that date. This year the associa
tion is a year older and in conse
quence must be bigger, better and en-
tiflfrl tr. a vraataf ..nnant Thin In
tho most comprehensive organization
of Its kind on the continent and Port
land is going to entertain tne visit
ing delegates In a stylo befitting their
rank end their glorious occupation.
"Vmi will mica a front hltr anlhna-
Is&lU educational meeting If you are
nit In Portland, Oregon, December
l-i.), us.
1 E. R. LAKI?, Secretary.
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u,Z !"',of;sslimal manner, and only
Hie did the umpire he:ir th,, , .'
lar cry of "rotten" from the 1,1....,"
Only once did Halsev . ,
" iu iiniy one inn nj: dii a
SpringfU-ld man touch the s.we ,;m
whi-u thr
slid
in. but that was
enough to win. Halsey beat around
pith twice, the other li. itii; shut
ball. Tills play was a f.-atur,. f ,he
game. Kest ley, the centr fielder
making a star throw from his posi
tion siiuiire Into the big mirt at the
tally corner, thus shutting out what
was almost certain to be a score. Both
Players and spectators had a good
time. Springfield News
BIG JUNCTION
FARM SOLD TO
i PORTLANDERS
'lunnllnn Pl'tv Tulv 17 TWO Port
land business men have Invested
heavily In Lane county rami lann. j.
R. Smith, wholesale cigar merchant,
n ctunlninBnn whnlpa;ile emwrv
merchant, and P." D. Gilbert, travel
ing salesman, were here this week
rrA a toul U'lierphV MeSSrS.
Smith and Stephenson became owners
of what Is known as the John Connor
farm, located four miles west 01 mis
place.
The farm consists of 1149 acres of
fine rolling land. Last year It was
sold by the heirs of John Connor to
Peter Murray, of Elma, wasn., tor
io nAn Mr Mnrrjiv sold the farm
to' the Portland merchants for the
, ik onn with the land they
get 150 head of sheep. 50 head of
goats, 40 head or came, n om
horses, three wagons and all other
. i,i.nn, nn tho fnrlll. It is consld-
IllUl-llltlCl J .
ei-ed one of the best farms In the
Willamette valley. It is said tney ni
. j ni.nt iiniin ii hirue acreage
of apples and other fruits, also a
large acreage ot jmism" .......
trees.
IHIaSEY AMI SI'HI(;i li:i.l
I,AYKI (1UISK GAJIK
Next Sunday at Association Park
the hardest game of the season will
be fought to a finish between the lo
cal knights and the bunch ot big
fellows from Coburg. C'oburg has
been playing faster ball than when
here, so we honestly look forward to
the treat of the wa.ton In this line.
This will be our first mlxup with o
bnrg since the formation of the four-
cornered league, ami ouiu n-
up at tncir uesi
ALFALFA ;itOVX
XKAlt JIWCTION CITY
A. C. Nielsen left a specimen of al
falfa at this office Monday thnt meas
ures five feet Bix inches. Still some
people claim that alfalfa will not do
well In this valley. It is the verv
pluce for its successful culture, as
there is always water within reach
of Its roots. .Mr. Nielsen makes It
pay and so can others with the same
care and attention. Times.
A SIMPLE QCESTIOX.
Eugene People are Itcqintil To
Honestly Answer Thin.
Is not the word of a representative
citizen of Eugene more convincing
than the doubtful utterances of peo
ple living elsewhere in the Union?
Read this:
Charles Readle of 333 West Eighth
St., Eugene, Ore., says: "I am fully
as ready to recommend Doan's Kid
ney Pills today as I was in 1906 just
after using the remedy. As I said in
my testimony at that time I had suf
fered from kidney complaint nearly
always since the war. I never knew
when to expect an attack. A cold
would bring It on or any over-exertion.
On several occasions I was
helpless. The last severe attack I
had was about six months ago when
something like lumbago set In and
brought on a heavy bearing down
pain as if there was a weight over
each kidney. 1 was bent over and
could not straighten up to save me.
There was such a weakness in the ac
tion of the kidneys that I could not
control' the. secreMons, and it caused
me much' anno; aura. Having Used
several reinedles,' with little, if any
benefit, I finally began taking Doan's
Kidney Pills. The action of the kid
neys and bladder was soon corrected
and then the pains and aches disap
peared. I was benefitted in every
way and what I told in my former
testimony about the relief 1 obtained
is true in every resect. Three years
have now elapsed since I testified In
favor of Doan's Kidney Pills and I
have been continually free from kid
ney complaint. ' I consider them a
wonderful remedy and have recom
mended Doan's Kidney Pills again
and again."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States. '
Remember the name Doan's
and take no other.
' THE WEST.
Come and hear the break of the sea
of seas,
The thud of a league-long crest,
And hear the shock of the king of
seas
On the wall of the mighty west.
Come and see the plumes of our for
est kings,
From Sierra's snows to plains;
God's amphitheatre tier on tier,
Where pine and redwood reigns.
O, sapphire seas and purple mists!
No Italy so blest
A vision of Hesperldes.
Land of the sun-down west."
Selected.
HOSES.
Red as the winds of forgotten ages:
Yellow as gold from the sunbeams
spun;
White as the gowns of Aurora's
pages:
Pure as the robes of a sinless one.
Pink as the dawn of a summer morn
ing;
Sweeter than Araby's winds that
blow;
Breathing fragrance our world
adorning
ItoseB, roses, I love you so!
selected.
wood: woout
16 Inch old growth fir, J5.25 per
cord. William Transfer Co., Phone
Black 1141. tf
Will take a few boarders: home
cooking. Apply at 521 Lincoln St.
Chicken dinner at the Underwood
House, 20c. J18
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Uurri
snow up m ii""
' Last Sunday Halsey was en'ertaln-j
;ed on fSe Springfield diamond in one
IB the best pmues ever witnessed on
the local grounds. .l.-.ls-y was . .' . r
nilned to win and play.-d good hall to
a man. but the Invln-ibies l;'t h-n,
ING
Dandruff ahd
AUJNCrHAIR
r hut nirtnurd l;nS of the Cvll
done in secret by myriads ol dan
Jruff terms sapping the lile blood
of the hair. Micro kills rt para
sit, soothes rb itching scalp,
givs kwtra t ttn tar ami stops
itfaJlifoaL Asiijle apliwin
jivas relial to proves its war.
c,. hir hore too htk
.Micro prevents baldneis. It is t
deliithtlul dressing lor the hair,
tree from grease and sticty oils.
Ask yourdronist for free booklet
HOYT CHEMICAL v.
CLOTHING
AT THE TOGGERY
SALE
Alfred Benjamin Suits, Sophomore and S., R. & S.
ALL AT REDUCED PRICES
Every Suit, in Our Store Marked Down, Which Means a Bargain
' For Every Purchaser
SIZES 32 to 44
$ 9.00 Suits Reduced to . $ 8.00'
$ 1 0.00 Suits Reduced to . $ 9.00
$12.50 Suits Reduced to . $ 1 1 .25
$15.00 Suits Reduced to .: $13.50
$ 6.50 Suits Reduced to . $ 1 5.00
$18.00 Suits Reduced to . $16.00
$20.00 Suits Reduced to . , ' 1 $ 1 8.00
$22.50 Suits Reduced to . $20.00
$25.00 Suits Reduced to . $22.50
$27.50 Suits Reduced to . $24.75
$30.00 Suits Reduced to . ; $27.00
ROBERTS BROS.
554 Cor. Willamette and
Eighth' Streets, Eugene, Oregon
El'GKXE CRESCENTS .
JtEATKX HY .H'XCTIOX
In the game of ball played here on
Sunday the Junction City Blues de
feated the Eugene Crescents by the
remarkable score of 12 to 3. The
Eugene team didn't have a look-in
from start to finish. Nichols, for
Jirnctlon, was in fine form, striking
out fourteen men and not allowing a
safe hit, the three scores made by
Eugene being let In on errors. Pit
ney, the catcher for Junction, caught
a very good game, only one man
safely stealing second.
The boys will play the same team
here next Sunday. Admission, 25
cents. Times.
EXCURSION TO NEWPORT.
During the summer season Sun
day trains will be run on the C. & E.
from Albany to Yaqulna, leaving Al
bany at 7:45 a. m. The morning
local- from here connects with this
train at Albany, round trip rate,
$3.00.
lee cream, lemonade and candles at
Walker's, 68 West Eighth street.
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To the wife of Max Stewurt at their
home In How River valley, Friday,
July 10, 1908, u 11-pound son.
To the wife of Harry Cornett, at
Cottage Grove, Wednesday, July 15,
1908, an 8-pound son. i
TO HUNTERS AXI CAMPERS
If you are thinking of going Into
the mountains hunting or fishing,
call up Red 1741, or call at 403 Olive
street. . . , i - -tf
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup
acts gently upon the bowols and
thereby drives the cold out of the
system. Sold by all druggists.. :
niLL.MIRR BROTHERS
For all kinds of d raying and ex.
press. House phone Red 2742; of
fice. Black 6411.
White's restaurant fi r a clean,
square meal. 20 cents., alO
HERE'S TO THE GLORIOUS 4TII
OF JULY, . .
LONG MAY IT LIVE AND NE'JEIt
MAY IT INK.
There's nothing like being free
and Independent. It's good policy
to dine where you. get the best meals
for your money. This,, as well as
polite treatment Is always accorded
those who patronize the Theatre Restaurant.
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A Few Moments Spent in Our Store Seeing the New Models of Auto-Loading
Rifles and Shot Guns Will Be Time Well Spent .
Remington Auto-Loading Rifles, $25.00
Remington Auto-Loading Shotguns, $30.00
Remington Repeating Shotguns, $23.00
Complete Line Savage Guns
Featherweight, i
Saddle, Regular
Full Line of Tennis and Athletic Goods. In fact Every
thing That Goes With an Up-to-Date Sporting Goods Store ' '
Hoxie Bullets Do the Work. Ask Us Why?
Canvas Hunting Si it 5 and the Light Weight
Waterproof Suits. Something New
-Phonographic j w A Orders
Supplies Jnl 1 flv w O j civEh
25c GUN STORE c
'Records mwiumette street Attention
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