Eugene daily guard., July 21, 1908, Image 4

THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD, TUESDAY, JUXV si,
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(I. ",nrt
Oiiji'in)
;enc, Ore, as fol
lows: B ..tli Way. Oik Way
tlirmigll via
Portland Calilurnll
47f..?5 K7.5o
71..?S H2.5
r,.(.7S HI .75
h.US 75.o0
M.7S 7i.ou
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St. Louis'
St. Paul
Omaha ,
Kansas Clt;
T.ftketi
May
June
July
Aui;t;
will. he on s;ilf
4, 18
S, 6, 1, 2
ft, 7, 2.2, 2.
M 6, 7. 21, il
i In S3 days with itop
i p raiurr within limits.
JER THE DATES
mm
hrr (nfufiiutiofi oill on
(ilUJCTlC
oi;ll Ai'llt
or wrllr to
tiitiiy, (ieiiewl I";
cut, I'utlbtul, Oie.
t OR MANY COLORS
tST FACILITIES
IB WEST FOR
RODUCTION OF
1RADK WORK
tl lalllll III
Set of
irs
. -"i.n
have l ..
IS In yci
make I hem
r only toe t
'I lll worl
no.
isiai
Is oa
r west show
SI K OI K NK.
I'.M'FIt
S West Heveul
'kudtiw
VERTrjN
iper and ?tr Co.
K.M.USROE
URfflTU
T Wt El. ''
hSO.
ev.r:ltij
I-OIH ot pi
,'ranlte ir
(or the kit
is and !' "
,. All th lltll
tk ciHikluK
dru.U yen IH
lie lied tiliTS.
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B e tiuitf id ot a
,4 ht Telffht
EUGENE ,
3KF.GON
t .AROl
I - N Tl ...
1 'HE PI
I , IIOH I
::S ELI
m
I Plum bing
FunVtil , your new home
prorcr' )' n't slight the
f as ' .xtmcs. Wc do at'
KinA ol reliable rUimbitif
jti 1 tinning Wv.rk. ,01'!
,,1 let us estimate or
yvxt r work
.Aya & Heitznun
Wnl ftth St.
: BETTISG & HENDtBSON
M Sll.
t k i I n .t of ln'.ck. ""' ""i'"'
.erk .:.m.ptt r.i.4 ";'" ,.''
nork Kiisriiut.'iil H.-t.l. '
Wllmilt H:rc, t, 151 West louilli
rt. I'hons Ued Hit.
Outfit
for Your"
Vacation
al Hanson's
Evcrythirg a man
needs in (he way of cloth
ing:, whether he stays at
home duting the hot sea
son or goes to the moun
tains will be found in our
stock.
We would like to show
you our line of summer
a nul ling; iil uuuwu. iu
show goods. Our line is
t reasonably priced, and in
style and quality is unsur
passed. Eugene agents for
Michael's, Stern & Co.'s
line of clothing famous
thj world over.
I. full. H"lu'' l inl'Twenr mill nil
klrnf of fiirnlwIilitgM fur the
HtllllllMT WI'IIHUII.
If )itu would dri'NM well and
romfnrluhly, como in mid lit im
lmw you what ws Imvt.
You don't have to buy uiiU'ms
you find what nulla you.
ED. HANSON
A NICK MTTI.K MICA I, AT
TIIH TIIIC.VTltK CAFK
is always npprerlntiil, where you net
everythhiK mi niMtlilii wild tooth,
smile thesr Juno inoriiliiK), nhen
your apiH'tlte la fickle. When you
want to treat four friends, your wife
or your sweetheart to mini tlinlMn
rooked to the Queen's (ante, brills;
them to tliu Tliratro Cafe.
to TCHEN & KOMPP
StKxuon to" . . ..
LWer Feed and
Sales Stables
OaV od 7th Evn. Ot.
Julius
Goldsmith
H. H. McVAY
Sui.faMtC M. S. Ilabblaj
Transfer Company
Ill ii, a K-iMrai lrvtifcr liiitui-:
! himI. Iiou'lii'ld g"Ht. IninWs and
.all tiiinirs In ) lox n-ole
; irniit slut rsn-ful atti-nllon.
I "llullu I'n'tnpl and t Hrefnl" Is
our nimtti.
Plume It'll 1 1 'J I
or hoc nnlers al Nailcsu cigar Store
i
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!
OREGON WEATHER
CONDITIONS FOP,
PAST WEEK
Following In a (jeneral summary ol
()ri-KM weattn-r conditions for th
; (ivk a-ridliiK Monday, July 20. as re
; ported by the. weather bureau:
The mean temperature averaed
! i.i-arly iiormM In the eastern coiintlei
jand four decrees above normal In th
I western ruiiutie.-i. The first threw day
; wit., rciathely root in the westeri
I i-uiinr li-ri. and the liirremenl of heat
i all xained durintc the lane fom
jdnyK, u lien temperatures of 90 de
i itrees were common and the 100 do
' kci-c mark wan equalled or exceeded
jlu a few. localities, except near th
i const, where normal temperature
prevailed. In the euslern countlei
(lie tempi nttitres were slightly below
normal until the last two days of thi
week, when warmer meather prevail
ed.
I.li;lit rains fell In the WlllametL
valley, the southwestern counties ant!
aluiitf the coast on tne 13th and 15th,
and daily rains, uinnuuliy heavy It
plates, occurred on the 1 3th, 14tl
and 15th in the eastern counties
Tuesu rains, although damaging in I
few limited localities,' were' on th
who.e very li'iiel.t-Lal and effectual!;
Iiroke the iIioiikIii w.i it'll li m prevail
ed hI n in the third decade of las'
month. ,
Other than a fi w w ind i(uall ac
'ouipanyliiK thunder morula, no hlgl
winds occurred duritiK the week am
the mitiuhlue wan about normal.
Count Dlxlrlct.
Newport. I.ini'uln county. Tin
weallier diirltiK the past week ha
been ver warm atid dry.
1'nrt Orford, Curry enmity. Cleai
dry w nther iri vailed duritiK thi
week. except Monday, when i
thuiidcrxtoi'iu occurred with a IIkIii
rain. ,. '
.MiirKhfleld, Cooa ciiunty.- A IIkIii
thiindemtorm . punned south and
itoutlieant of this station Monda)
ovcnlni! and there was a IlKht mist
on Wednesday afternoon. Clear and
moduratlely warm weather prevailed
the rest or the week.
Willamette Valley
Portland, Multnomah countv.
The fore part of tho week was cool.
with much itliiiullnens and light rail
Wednesday. 1 he lutter part wa:
warm and dry, with clear skies.
Hull Kun, Clackamas countv.
The fore purl of the week was cloud)
'ltu IIkIii showers. Friday It.clear
warm and nenerally clear.
Corvallls, Henton county. A IIkIi
thunder shower occurred on Monday
it was cool and partly cloudy tintl
Thursday, since then It has beet.
warm and g"cnrally clear.
Ha!em, Marlon county. The fort
part of tho- week was cloudy and cool
with light Bliowers Wednesday: thi
latter part was clear and dry.
"TIIH ItlVAI.S" COM I NO
lUCItl'! THIS HICASDN
Mr. Joseph Jefterson, ' who. will,
Ills brother William W. Is to present
ine m va la Hero this season, re
cently inadu a Hying Journey to KllK
laud. One nlKhl he found himself li
it little vlllane which boasted of but
one hotel. Tho Inn-keeper told Jef
ferson he hud only one room loft
which was next door to a very ner
vous, limn whom he must be direful
not to tnsiurii. Mr. Jefferson was
iliown to tho room and In preparing
tor Ills night a rest, he unconsciously
iiruppeii one ot his shoes on the floor
I Ho noise recalled the promise he
had made regarding being quiet. He
inereioro became particularly care
ful and In duo time the other shoe
was quietly placed on the floor the
light extinguished ami ho retired for
the night. In about ten minutes the
nervous Individual rapped on the
.-onnectlng door aud said: "Say, for
Heaven's sako, take off that other
nlioe, so I ran go usleep agalu.'
It. II. WUAY WII.I. VV1
IN AUTO (JAHAGU
It. II. Wray, who u local agent foi
me nulls niilomolille. will put In
garage In this city. Just as soon as
aitllalilu location can be secured, lit
Is prepared to do auto livery buslnesi
tor ine traveling public or Tor pleas
me trips. Call up to Eugene Trims-
ter co.i I'lione lied 1101.
TllltOt (ill
STAtJK TO
RITSO.V
HI'Itl.N'tiS
Arrangements have lately been
made so that persona wanting to go
to Kltsim Spring can take the mall
stag at Eugene, Goshen or Spring
fluid and connect with the stage at
Lowell (or the springs by way ol
llaxel Dell, on Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays. Sept 6
MMIKM' ll.VTS GIVEN AWAY
CViminY'rlnit Monday, OUo will
give tirkdls lh each Ice cream soda
.md Ice cms ill purchased at his ron
U'ctloncry uir and 01) ''toh Satur
day night at 9 o'clock a "Merry Wid
ow" hat containing candy will be giv
fa Hi" party holding the luckf num
ber. J25
Mare Taken I .
A sorrel mare, wels-lit about lOOu
and used about 11 or II yesrs. war
tsksu i'i and Inip.'iittiL'il on frljav
Julv 17. toiler can have same ti
calling on Chief of Police Karrlngtor
mid pa. ing tor tills ootL-.
. HIIKk rllOf I COIU IU)
K. I' Shlna has opened up first
cl hie rho In Ooburg. All work
tuarantivd. Krlng In your !ib work
daait
M rsr.'h rsng Thirty days' free
trial J W. Kin Fur. C If
If yon nsnt to know anything
shout silt'", rati up It, IV Wray,
I'lione ltd Udt. He handles
llukk.
O
COMPANY M
HIGHEST IN FIRST
DAY'S SHOOT
Sulem June 21. Company M, of
3alem. held the lead last night over
all others of the 1 O. .V u. r ne
earns In camp. Company fc, 01 lui-
Company K, of Portland, ranges im
Compayn K, of Portland, ranges im
mediately la the wake of the B men.
Company IJ. of Koseourg. nas iouhu
lare. The Salem men hold first place
with 165 at 200 slow tire ana i;
apld. Compaoy E has lii siow arm
133 at rapid fire. Company n. oas,
lf,8 slow and 130 rapid, while Com
pany Li has 160 slow, with a falling
iway to 126 al rapid.
Scores made at 200 yards, slow
fler. and 200 yards, rapid fin', yes
erdav bv the teams of ihe Fourth
Infantry and the Individual members
thereof follow:
Muff and .Von-CoinnilM,loiied Mart
Kugcnn
Hlow itapiu
39 29
39 31
41 12
37 25
Japtaln O. E Houck . .
dajor F, B. Hamlin. . .
Jolonel O. O. Yoran. . .
Jcrgeant L. W. llaker.
' C'oniiiaiiy A-
Eugene
Slow Rapid
"orporal Rohne Z 19
lergeant K. A. Pryor. . . 33 . 2 4
!orp. W. W." McCornack. 41 - 23
tergca-nt It! h. Ferdcw . 38 31
('ouiiMiiiy C Kuicrae
Slow Rapid
.lent. II. li! Hunter. . . . 32 4
'rlvate G. Wood 37 2 2
"rlvate O. Schere 37 28
rlvate It. Spencer 36 29
Cuiiaiiy l Ito-M-burg
Slow Rapid
lergeant A. Q. Johnson. . 41 28
.leut. F. .O. Stewart. .. . 41 28
Jorp. Alex Ferguson.... 34 36
"rlvate II. F. Shields.. 4 4 3 4
CoiiiHiiiy K Collude (Jrove
Slow Rapid
Meut. II. H. Petrle 40 29
Corporal J. A. Potts... 38 39
Sergt. F. G. Snodgrass. . 36 30
Private E. Mooney 43 Jo
Ciniiny F McMlnnvIHe
Slow Rapid
Lieut. Cunningham 37 24
Corporal K. P. Loop...; 32 ' 2a
Private Witt. Mc.Yliirray. 37 20
-lergt. L. S. Hoplluld. . . 21 29
Coniany ii Albany
Slow Rapid
tergt. O. Wlllert 40 6
Private A. L. Marquam. 39 33
Private O. C. Karatens... 36 26
Private Ii. J. KuralenB. . 36 37
VEWH OF
IiOWF.lt
.HIUHIjAW
COUNTRY
At a meeting of the board of dlrec
ors Saturday evening Miss Fannie
,'olvln, ot Eugene, was elected teach
r of the Intermediate department of
ho Florence school.
William Kyle left Sunday on a bus
iness trip to Portland and Astoria.
,lo will do some good work In behalf
if the Sinslaw bar Improvement prop-:
jsltlon.1
Miss Agnes Stevenson and Emily
McCornack departed Monday on their
way back to Eugene after a two
weeks' visit with relatives on the
Morth Fork.
A, reception was given by Mr. and
Mrs. J. Schreuder at their home last
Thursday evening In honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Schreuder, who left
next day for Monmouth. About 25
voting people were present and enjoy
ed the hospitality of the Schreuder
home.
The schoonor Coqullle began load
ing lumber at Acme Wednesday. It
Is the Intention. to fill the hold and
go to San Francisco, where, after dis
charging, the vessel will receive some
needed repairs. .
Several of our people think they
felt a slight shock of earthquake here
last Sunday morning shortly before 1
o'clock. Nearly everybody was asleep
it that hour and the jar was not of
sufficient force to awaken many of
them. Florence West.
HAI'PY WOMEN
Plenty of Them In Eugene,, and (imiil
ItraiMin for It.
i i
Wouldn't any woman be happy.
After days of backacke suffering.
Days ot misery, nights of unrest,
The distress of urinary troubles,
She finds relief and cure?
No reason why any Eugene reader
should suffer In the face of evidence
like this: '
. Mrs. M. J. Drow.,of 295 Wen Sth
street. Eugene, Or., says: "1 suf
fered from severe puhii that sivmed
to run from the kidneys through the
loins and down Into the limbs, ami
there was also a noticeable disorder
of tho kidneys, the presence of uric
add causing rheumatic twinges, lle-
tng induced to try Ooan's kidney pills
was agrceaoiy surprised by the
prompt relief found. It helped ine
great deal In lust a few dava. ard
the Improvement continued as lone
as I kept on with their use. I r"iii-
uot help hut give Dunn's Kidney Pills
a strong recommendation."
for sale by all dealers, price. 50
cents, Foster-Mllburn Companv
Hutfalo, N, Y,, solo agents for th.
United States.
Remember the name Doan's-
and take no other.
IT CANT UK DKAT.
The Pest of til teachers Is exper
ience, c. m. Harden of Hltver City
North Caroling says: "I find Elenttli
nttiars does alllhttt'i claimed for it
For Mioiuaeh, l.lver and Kldnev
troubl. It can't tie beat. I have tried
It and find It a most excellent medi
cine." Mr. Harden Is right: It's the
brst ot all qiedlclnea also for weak
ness, siiia hack, and ill run down
conditions.- ut, luii, far rhllli
msiarts Hold under guarantee
W. A. KuikeqdsH's drug stare.
It.'fors purrhaslnf B auto, see R
11. Wrsv. agent lor the Hulck Oee
hit machine on the itrcet at any
time, . tt
O
Ingrain watt paper guaranteed not
to fad. Chambers Hardware Co d
1 Q
fl 1., J
unUv;Di.spcUL;:U.san.llJeQcl-
;hes due to LonsIiPQiion;
ac
turally. acts Truly os
Jjpst forNWVoiwn anti CKilfl-rpn-younQiitl
Ul: .
ibt its Ijenpf ic'ial tjfocTs
Always W the benu.ne htch
hnslie lull name of the Lorn-
nnn
' CALIFORNIA
pie Syuup Co.
by whun it . manufactured . printed on the
J front of every pockne.
SOLD BY ALL LEADING DRUGGISTS
on size only, regular price 50t pf bottle.
COPnajlOMT.
uxc
LE SAM I'MNTI'l)
THE TOWN II.HII
cn July 4th In honor of his
.birthday, aud tht vo will i be
many sailed gowns end gar
ments to show evidence ol the
paint. Whether it Jio. red
.paint, s'iiln or soil from any
cattKe wlinti'vor .von will; have
your p.'trme-nU roiHivnti'il so
they will loo!; -no I its n. w wlmi
cleaned at toe K.rvna I've
Vi;rks.
Everything possible in
Cleanins and Dyeing .
Eugene Dye Works
6th and Vi'matti Sts;
Phone Red 2861
1 siai
Drilling TJlacnine go.
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 yoa in
a profitable business.
STAR PORTABLE
DRILLING MACHINES
have been proved by
Competitive Tests to bo
The Best in The World.
For full particulars regard
ing well drilling machines,
tools, supplies, etc., write to
THE STAR DRILLING MACHINE GO.
Into
PORTLAND, OREOON,
AKRON. OHIO,
CASCLlNt ENGINES '
IRRIGATION, SPRAYING and
PUMP.NG MACHINERY
Falrlmtiks-Morse Gusollne Engine,
for pumping-, npinvlii-, sawing, grind
'ng. .Outfits complete.
Fnlrlmnks Srnlcs fur welshlii".
Full ImiikvMi.rse Dynanms and Mo
tors for power and lllit.
FalrUniks-Murse Windmills nnc
Towers.
Falrlwuks-Morve Grinders, M
ChopiKTs, Welt Pumps.
All first quality go,l, , ln,v.Si
prices always In stock. l.ilH-rnl terms
I rompt reply to inqnirie, , ,,.,,'
shipments. rite for catalogue ant)
prict,
BERCER. & BEAN HD'vV. CO
Agents, Eugene, Of.
FAIRBANKS, MORSE f& Ca
Portland. Oregon
Every Woman
- ."sriWleO 1TM I! mlii k now
HsMtlHuu,
M TW 4ni Ht hr It
iiiri i-i.s sriM is
1 ! iirtfd h-k'k-
uu"-"'11' " o atwn
Woodward. Clarke Co, Purtlan,
nd ,'
at!
White's Short Order House'
rcjls at all Hours
20c Up O
W, L, WHITE, Prop. ft, 8th P
A.Br:c
Loveloce
now oR the race track, of the Northwest. ' $25.00
season. to uwu.c.
. I A young Wilkes Stafc
Tyler B. v?m-j$
I registered. 20 00 to ,!
t I A orana rercneron draft
Veloce I iste.rt)-fSolor' p'
I weight, 2300 pounds. Tt,..
pion Percheron at the last Oregon,State Fair, where k
two cups, (our gold medals, several banners and bi,
bons. G R PRICE, Man.,
Kincaid (& Rickel, Own;
Kmcaid's Barn, Thirteenth and Chsrnelion W
EUGENE ilOSPITAJ
Mcdicil and Surgical
STAFF
WKuykendalt; M. D.
fl'.O. Prosser, M. D.
P. J. Battle, M. D.
B. F. Scaieie, M. D.
D. A Paine, M. D. N
Ceo. O'B.UiBir.M D.
L. E. McDoujral, M. D.
training in the hospital. i ne medical and surgical
of the hospital constitutes the faculty. For rates or i
mation address W. KUYKENDALL, MJ).,sj
Tailor Made
Clothing
evcr before have we . sue- i
ceeded iu offering our cus-1
toniers such attractive, such J
artistic and up-to-toinorrow
fashions as we display today. !
rsu't it a satisfaction, to know j
if .we make your clothes
you are sure of a fit.
G. F.McLEOD
44 East 9th St.
uicecssor to
D. S. McDOUGAL
GOOD THINGS
TO FiEinEMBER
.. Ilemcnilicr tlmt the Mer
chants' llnnk of Kugeiie Is a
leKisltnry of positive safety for
lends, ii ml that ill mlilit ion to
Its .strength it is a most desir
able institution with which to
transact your bunking business,
lleciiuse of its ciluible mnluige
ment and prompt, obliging sit
vice.. Capital - $65,000.00
ElectricGas.Water
U illamstte Valley Co
HALL fib SHUMWA Y
Plumbing and Seer Hork.
AIM general jobbing In , and
,ron "rk
C""y full line of nlunihl-ar
-PI -.a, a
ine grcdi ironing stallion I
dard and registered. TCj
at 1 T" t
Eugene. Oregon
For the care and treatment ol
Medical and Surgical Cases
Modern operating room and 'equipJ
Appliances for A ray wort
Sputum; and blood examirut
Full corps of trained nurses,
Rates on application. -
..Training School for Nurses..
Regular course of lectures by the faculty and prarf
-Apprcpiatts smota
cigars. It gives him nl
i Thc Mount Hoodd
; favorite among all thina
!It is pos tivcl the
! Cigar on the market
cen
You will always
the best brands
Croceries
Fresh Green Vtm
Flour and re;
.No delays, we h.-eoorw:
Irish (S, Pi
Phone Main 53
Scotrs santal-PepsiB
Hold bj W. t- DB IAWj
SOL lllf'n.l I '. ' ' ' f
K. '"I
Toward Poi llano-M
lo. Id Ji
ll-cea.
No. 18 6:00 a. m-.
No. 12 ll,;i -
m
Passenger.
No. 146:2 p.
uicaa. j
Tnirn m1 Sim FranciJfn
No. 11 2: IS P "
senger.
No. 179:35 p.m
n -
N'n IS 12:32 '.H
press.
No. 13 "
eu r.xpre. j
'..,1linl I" I
. No. 84 !:.(". "''
for Springfield.
. No. 82 11'" -.
gene from SpringnJ
NO. 8 1 l"
for Wendllng.
v ss r.:40 p.
trom h enuno6 u aj
c
o1 -
slV A PnSITH
mjt . i tib.
ml 1 ll ii sii r
?'rfm f t,i.i, a
sft?raT V bo.ta.
SaT . Jtlbi.v ZiAtu( Mill.
JOHN.
.1. GILLETTE. ,
Local A."1
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