THE El'GEXB DAILY GUARD, TI WWV, A ( GI ST 4, lxm
fKminnnm::ttttig5rf
AY A HIGH PRIC
FOR almost everything you buy, including me commun
necessities and the expensive luxuries, from foodstuffs
to automobiles.
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 and this is therefore the time to spend it.
Tie
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1 4 East 8th Street, Eugene, Oregon.
Dr. T.Felix Oouraud's
ORIENTAL
TOILET POWDtH
iWW5t5 (io 'i'ilet I'owder I
WANTS TO DIE THAT
FOLKS MAY LIVE
IIOTKI. KIHTKIC WKITKH' NOTK
THAT UK HAH (MMITTKl Hl'l
CI1IK, HIT UK lllVT
Charles Ittibi-rtM, who bus been do-
kinlrritllonnil i
should lw mod
(meljr flr bath
ing ami shaving,
giving delight- i
fill Mid rafrrahiiiL
limit. At dent, i
era or by mail, U5
I omits Hni. I'r.
1 rml bf
FERU. T. HOPKINS, N.V. CITY,
rmikw ot IOURMIOI ORIMTU CRIAM
BTANI.KV'H.
Ill Wlllmnolm Ml. .... . KugfM
AUTOMOBILE
FOR HIRE
Five pjutngcr car or hire
any tiirc dty or night
GOOD DRIVER
for Infants and
Adult. Kiqul
nilnlT twrfunml.
hViuUvi n axctU ! 'B porlr work around one of tho
limt oomiilwKion Ktmt'im linlt'U fur ttuvuntl wtokn piiHt,
vlvtf. HaUevaalhl timployi-r:
win you nifiiHo noiuy my hihut.
Ml. Annie KiwIut, 10 Conner Htiwl.
Hrooklyu, N. V.. that I nm no Ioiikf
working here. 1 Imvo mmmiUeil sut
thle. I die no they may live.
'Taul K., Allan Chun. Holier.."
1 Some itpiireheiiHlon wiih felt lent
tthe. until hail t-iii't-leil out hln tXiret(H-
1ml Intention, hut an InveHtlgHtlon this
inornlnK proved that ho watt ntlU In
the I ami of the UvIiik. although
pretty Imtlly "miaked." It waa learneil
! (hut lie hkil drunk three-iitiartern of a
I Knllon of lemon extract thW mornliiK,
innd that not hetuK titroiiK euouKh to
Jaatlnfy him he went to the pantry of
the hotel and poured a lot of Khmer
Into the mixture that he had made of
'the lemon extract and a number of
other thtuKM nttuitlly found at till ml
1 plKit. lie waa found at the depot
when the noon train arrived today
and he told the landlord of the hotel
that he wan koIiik t Salem. 111m win
ter In llrooktyn will not he pained yet
awhile wltn any meHttaKeo that he hit
nhuffled off this mortal coll.
MAIUUKI) 4
In Portland, Monday, AukuhI 3.
190H, Knymond O (Dick) Uicliard
Bon, and Miaa Klla HenUornhott,. both
of KiiK'Mie. Thin conies as a surprise
to their many friends here. They
write that they will live in Seal
tie. Mr. Richardson's home Is In
Chicago, bavluR come tl Kimono a
year or more uko with tlio family of
W. A, Sumner, secretary for llouore
Palmer, the Chicago millionaire, who
lived here for aome time. Mrs. Itlch
nrdrion Is the oldest dutiKhter of Mrs.
II. Ilendershott, of this city, and has
been employed at the Palace of
Sweets for several years past.
.'il the list of niarrluKo ltcenrs ap
pearing In yesterday's OreKoniun la
ou Issued to S. V. Kiitup, of Brooks
Oregon, ami Tens, M. lluremlwlck, of
Portland. Mr , Hamp, more fa
miliarly known here hy his ulck
name,- "Stjuee," Ki'adualed from the
University tf Oregon this year. He
I was a memher of the baseball team
(several years, and was prominent in
inner simiem auairs. no is ai irvti
eiiKHKed In the general merchandise
huslnesM at Itrooks, a sin nil town In
Marlon county, north of Salem.
CALL BLACK 1231
IN ONION MANY COLONS
At Its regular meeting this week
the city council of Kosehurg will put
on final pasnaKe the street paving or
dinances, lltds will be Immedlnlely
aked for doing the IS blocks of
street work, and alno for the con
struction of the new concrete and
steel bridge tw er hei-r creek In t he
centre of the city. The fti't.OtM)
NooU voted ut the laM election will
aUo tie offered for sale at once.
LARQK3T KAC1LITIK3
IN THE WKBT YOH
THE PRODUCTION OK
II 1 Q H UR AUK WORK
MTU At HV at UlUM lllld
SIGK HtAUACHE
CARTER'S
Ioltlrt-W cared by
llire l.ittl I' ill.
t?rrs fconi In-
KiUi.jr. A vrftvt ma
e1 U IXuiurML Numv
lTvMtirN. Ha4 Twit
lb IK )khu(a, (Wr
lvvi. I'kiu In Uk SM
TiiKI'lU UVKIt Tata
ftuUt tb lU'Wrlm. un-y Vrrnlks.
SWILL PILL SUUl DOSE. SMALL PRICE.
1
ITTLE
IVER
PILLS.
'carters! f'TVf lk"
g phis!
A..rUSt S'JSSTITUTSJ
imi.khi raw; riMM! . .
WlUtiiiui Inaiaa Til ulntment
will cur blind, blaodlnn and Itching
lIHis. It abmirbi tb tumors, allayi
Itching it once, acta a a poultice
glvta Initaut relief. Williams' In.
dlan Vila Ointment la prepared (or
pilot and Itching ot the private parti.
Sold by l.lnn Drug Co., by mall KOc
and $1 00. William, Mfg Co.,
prop,., Cleveland. O.
City suhscrlltt'rA who diMtre
Thp limird mailiM to them at
Ktnnincr rt'sort or other out-
of-town pliu'o will please no-
ttfy the office, giving city ad-
(In;!, Hltto new address, and
the lellRth of time tttey delro
the paper tem to the lfttt,r.
On returltlug. pleas notify
oftlce in order that service
by carrier may be promptly
resumed
WKI.ii !;tll.l.lr
Hot your welU drilled by 0U1 and
experletn-ed well -driller,
l'hono Ke, it
nrcHiioi.z fvnrKN'TKit.
;? Svi Wll'.imette s:.
rois moiis ivti
(liolt'iie p.er. .Vpplv .1, U (Vn
rad. T.l.t K 11th Te'eph.me lt:.i, k
4"e).V Si.veor t. . II. lavt
ali
Politics and Politicians
State convention meets at Charlotte
ou August 26.
A recent election In Georgetown,
which is located In the heart of the
distilling district of central Ken-
turky, was carried by the anti-prohJ-1
Churles N. Hasted!, the new treas- i bttioa element by the extremely nar
urer of the IVmocratic national com-row majority of one vote. The con-
mltteo. bears the distinction of belne lst waa a most excitlnf? one.
tno Ilrst Governor ot Okianoma. He
waa chairman of the important com
The carnation is the favorite flower
of JudKe Taft, as It also was of the
i late- President McKinley. But while
I the latter favored the red carnation
mittee on resolutions at the recent
luii.riiiiuu. rjUMT 111 lljn UU, , .......
was engaged in railroad construction1 ,.i la'1 ,'"e', , l"e wu,le variuiy i
W()rJ Wl liter luruiMi
Colonel Frank U Smith, who Is a! 11 " 20.000 Jewish ,
candidate for the Kepuhllcan uomlna-1 v" lrsw " 'T v"n" 1 " e V,
tldtl for lieiltenunt-irovernnr nf MM- I" J uln u u.mii,ij ur-
nols, has sent an appeal to every vot
er In the State by the name of Smitn,
asking for his support In the general
primary which Is to be held next Sat
urday. President Gompers of the Amerl
cun Federation of Labor, il Is siiid, Is
exerting nil his lufluenco to Induce
the members of the Farmer's Kiluca
t In mi I and co-operative Cnlon to sup
port Mr. Hryan for President. The
union Is said to have a membership
of almost 2.000,0.0 throughout the
country.
I'rey Woodson, who has been re
elected to his position of secretary of
the Democratic national committee.
Is a Kentucky journalist, betng editor
and publishers or newspapers In Pa
ducah and Owonsboro. He was rail
road commissioner of Kentucky from
lsl to lSi,". and has been a mem
ber of the Democratic national com
mittee since 1S96.
Among those mentioned on the Re
publican sldo to succeed lulled
States Senator Stone of Missouri are
Col. Hlchard C. Kerens, one of the
veteran leaders of the party In Mis
souri: Lieutenant Governor McKinley
former National Committeeman
Thomas .1. Aklns. State Chairman
Walter S Dickey, and Joseph Black
of Kli hmotul.
The national committee of the So
cialist party is reported to be hard
put to find the wherewithal to con
duet the coming campaUn. It Is de
sired to send Kugene V. Debs, the
candidate tor President, on an ex
tensive tour of the country in a spec
ial tram, but the subscriptions to
the fund to be used for this purpose
are said to havo fallen short of ex
pet'tut! ms.
The Itcpublican State convention
in New V,n k to nominate a candidate
j for governor will be held In Suratoca.
I probably the second week of Septem
ber
The Prohibition party's notifica
tion meeting, at which Kugene W
Chafln, the nominee for the Presi
dency, will bo officially notified of
Ills notnitiitlon. will be held In Chi
cago August IS.
cause it is held on their Sabbath.
Whtther this loss will be an injury
to the Republican or Democratic
candidates is a matter of cjnjecture j
CARD OK THANKS
We desire to gratefully ackncwl
ege and testify to our appreciation of
the sympathy and kindness which has
been shown us by our many friends
In our bereavement.
MRS. GKO. I. nOl.TOX.
M US. I). J. HOI.TON.
MISS GLADYS BOLTON.
Mrs. D. J. Bolton takes this means
of thanking the ladies of the Eastern
Star and others for the beautiful
flowers furnished at the funeral.
SHOK 8HOM IX COBUIG
E. P. Shlnn has opened up a first
class shoe shop In Coburg. All work
guaranteed. Bring In your Job work.
d&wtf
WKt.L DRILLING.
For up-to-date well drilling see
LaDnke & l.effler Co., well drillers
Tel. Red 51 21. 999 Villard Boul. t'
White's restaurant f. r a clean
square meal. 20 cents. a10
WOOD SWVINti
Gasoline power,
phone Red 3 1!1 2.
small will be npp:
by W. V. M.iore.
Orders large or
cciated.
Take Kodol whenever von feel that
you need It. That Is the onlv time
you need to take Kodol. .!,' hen
I1"11 "'ed I': then yon , not be
(trouble,! with sour sroma.-h. belehinc
I gas on stomach, etc. Sold bv a'i
l druggists.
If
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I miblt. .it
I 'lie S. .
i pi I IV. .11
I III'.
, ll.itr
, .iMtttv
' I'll !!
I go erll,
r-io
'h,
instant Postiva
, pecis to ree.
nutation for Ceng:
I M 111 II. sot. I ,1 Met ,
. !.e held SvpleinlnT
S'ate Distrbt ;
i'. ner. w ho is f .minus f
.i l orator. llia be !ii
K- niltillcail tltMlt 1 :i :i t i,
'f North C.u olin.4 li
Re
s til
yon want to know nnoki..
about unto., call up R. 11 Wrav
Phone Red 1101. 11. handles the
Hulck.
m f
en t'.i
Io vnu want yaor wm.iows
1. i 'Mir house er off , . ei.u
""I wo-k gua-.-',i ,,t re.n
riees Nick Miller. T ',. 4.
ree:; phone Red
ll-rnr,. p,ir,-l,:i,,,e ,,,,, .
-uv n;vitt for the Hui, 'K
Is tn.iehlne on the s:r-t 1;
me
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RIGHT OF WAY DEEDS
FOR ELECTRIC LINE
CASH PAID BV POUTLAXI), EU
CiKJTK KASTKRX COMPAXV
FOU PROPKKTV I1ETWEEX EU
(JEXK AXI SPKlXCiFIELD
Several deeds for the right-of-wav
for the Portland, Eugene & Eastern
Company's trolley lino between Eu
gene and Springfield were filed for
record today. The deeds were made
out to A. Welch, trustee. The grant
ors, the amount of land each convevs
to the coinoanv nnH tha i.,.i., Qi..
ed are as follows:
S. D. and Ella M. Cams. .05 of an
acre, $10; W. B. and Myrtle- M.
Doane, .OS of an acre. $100; Frank
E. Dunn and W. R. Walker, .31 of an
acre, $150; John and Alice Hake 17
of an acre. $75; Charlotte L. Blos
som, .003 of an acre. $1; J. R. and
Annie M. Sincox, .57 of an acre,
$100; Charles L. and Mollle Scott,
.14 of an acre, $100; Jane M. and
Geo. C. L. Strachey, .09 of an acre,
V I U.
HERE'S TO THE (IL0R1I1
OF JI LV,
LOXG MAY IT LIVE A
MAY IT IHK.
There's nothing like t
and Independent. It's go
to dtne where you get the
for your money. This, 1
nollto treatment Is alw'
those who patronize the Hi
taurant.
VINCENT SELLS MARKET
TO WING AND CAMPBELL
J. H. Vincent, who has been owner
of the old Goodpasture meat market
on Willamette street for several
months past, has sold out to W. B.
" ing and Thomas A. Campbell, both
or this city, the deal having been con
summated last evening. Both of the
new owners of the market are expe
rienced In the business. Mr. Campbell
having been employed in the shop for
several years under the ownership of
r Goodpasture, and M. Wing hav
ing been engaged in buying and sell
ing stock for a long time. Thev will
take possession of the business on
Ihursilay of this week.
GASOLINE ENCC
IRRIGATION. SPRAY
i PUMPING MACHle
j Fairbanks-Morse CiwoU"
j for pumping, spraying, H
j IUg. .UUIIIIH v"ii,v - 1
I Calrhnnka Scales fOT "(
Fairbanks-Morse Pp,B0
tors for power and IW
FairLttnka-Morse Miw"
Towers.
cnlrhnnks-Mnrse GrM"
A 1. tfl- lilt- VMld
mi iiij.. ii t 1
prices always in stock. (JfJ
Prompt reply I" inqu-
shipments. Write for
nrlres.
BERGER&. BEANHD
Agentf, EugeW;
FAIRBANKS MORS'
portlano. urtJ"
COFFEE
A middling steak and
first-rate coffee are better
than middling coffee and
first-rate steak. Con
sider the cost.
Yoor (tkm r.lumi your K m
-. . pi, bin.
n t
!-'n,'i7!W: !!s v-a"nlne Compdnv.
Willamette street, phone Red
i4l. tf
-t ,
KetftidV, Laxative Conch Svrup
esp,.n:l-,iv recommended for chil
'en it t.istcs.riy a, Ennj R?
vup.e s'uar. Sold by all druggists.
Madame Dean'sI
'rVJtt Pius.
A Sam, CkktaH B-
i.iar for m '" 9
MMSTRlATieV IflB
ant.-o.lor S.-l'",?
intirtol. tot"' !'"' Mr!
snmpies .h..;!3'
genuine, seeeet"';''
druKHist ,.i.'t """
owenuiui'
UI1TED MEDICAL CO.. H
iiii'i1"
Nice dry "
price $1.-' ! x'-" tj.
WM-M
Phone BM.l "'w
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