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THE n-fiEXR PAILyQu ni,, ..m-MMT, SKrn:fim 12. i,m Q 0 -Ickardi Writes - synopsis of 0 ni --tt-,i,;i1.i- mmii M f HE STATE'S "I Have' the aion AME LAWS 16 ' .:" acres in rIalClu, tp. s r mm f ' 'lts ei :i:.. ..: r. S, n. ' w. ' " ;;l I'nlted S , , c. I'., n-r.is ij 'ent. tract in s,c. 21. tp. 1 s s r : , w. il PI o M I Room M Fullest Confidence in the Efficacy of Peruna" TTveuran's Tribute to Pe-ru-na. I HSr . x Y Vol In writes from 1818 G St., VuMconlldence In the efficacy ot Pertrna, both as a lMaurrhnl trouble, I commend Its use in the r'i U 1ould be In every household. j0fcW SCHWICKARDI. HfliUnienU. i.BMorenSt., -wftiiik P. Blair Lirojof theRepubllo, UroIthtlJ.S.S.Ben- J,,iitli compilation LndtMoe troubles. i k! Penuu lor my lollow II looui live Latneii Mllcltatlon or utlittimel was-oniy kaitilfcil the time, and jiriuambie. Icon- tiaimUprenlve- adorn your remedy, mo." LcbriHitc Catarrh, )L BiUfalneon, Mont-Hi tawitoriteyouthui LuKCoaiitof the good L foot me when 1 was ttiTfry bad cold. j perform my ordinary duties, but from the use of Peruna I am almost restored to health. I am quite convinced that it has helped me from chrome catarrh, to which 1 am subject, It has also benefited my throat. "I can truly recommend it as the best all-round medicine it has been my priv ilege to become acquainted with. "Of this 1 am quite convinced from my own experience." Mr. W. C. ltolllns, Prairie View, Texas, Secretary of tho State Normal and Industrial College of Texas, writes that for years he had chills and fever, and after taking Peruna his appetite returned, he became stronger, the fever left him, and he is now in excellent health and vigor. Pe-ru-na Tablets. Some people prefer to take tablets, rather than to take medicine in a fluid form. Such people can obtain Peruna tablets, which represent the medicinal Ingredients of Peruna. Each tablet is equivalent to one average dose of Peruna. MWT0I1T train each way per day, whereas two L'&VGKK SKKVICE trains are now operated each way I every day. The railroad commission "iCarvallls & East- i auvlseu me coiupiainanis 10 taKe ""r,"iJ, P. O'Brien, of the Harriman sys n Save registered a Item in Oregon, and assures them the proposed ac-1 that it believes Mr. O'Brien will co- m company to re- operate with them without the Inter a service to one 1 ference of the commission. flllllililllMIlltCaHltlMIMllM t 0regon99 Builders 4'igwbatyoucan to populate your State. NTPS PEOPLE-Settlers, honest farmers, -nwhants, clerks, people with brains, strong i wilkf heart-capital or no caoital oulhern Pacific Co. (Lines in Oregon) l0'0"1'1" t0 th East for dis- :S2&& you :is iJ j 7 -regon .oy senoinp- : E ,his.ftate? will be glad .o 0f,KON and 't complete information 'ft. l 5!,TAwi11 ?. leduringSeptem- hb,ib l ' a points in Uregon. B ... r f" .....Vlnri M 30.00 iCity 3-100 " 3 .50 asJ-. 38.M ,,5JSCANBE PREPAID il-,n-'cr?' "'i!! to Oregon, deposit the proper - rL- The l.cket will then be furnished "'l P1r?IIAl1,ET1TE- Agent, Euf-ene. cities are. From Louisville $41 .70 " Cincinnati 42.20 " Cleveland 44.75 " New York 55.00 Ml" iiHymi 1 t-1 Ml HOSPITAL Jot the care and treatment of Hod and Sureical scs "" operating room and equipment. Appliance! forX ray work. and blood examinations' rull corns nf j . r- ..auitu nurses. Kates on application. School for Nurses.. "'W'? hy the faculty and i:orituL.L'r,,Cni?al and surgical staff ;ETOALL. M.D.. Supt. The reason ror Himtinis f. nialt deer opened Sept.-mb. r 1 and ( mi tinues till October Si. Th,. op, m season for bucK a.'er oi,-l .1,, j 1.1 and will close Octobt- 1", T'l following Is a synopsis f ,he uame laws: 1 The law gives hunters having li censes the right t shoot up to five buck deer between the dates ei,pt in Baker. Coos. Currv, Grant H ir ney, Malheur, fmatilla. Vnioii and Wallowa counties. In Cocs and Cur ry the open season for buck deer 's from July 15 to October 1.1. Those may be hunted d'urinc this time except In llaker. Coos. c,.Tv Orant, Harney. Malheur, fnia'illa' I'nion and Wallowa counties. The open seaso.i for elk is between September 11, and October U, and only one may be shot hy any hunter in a season. Chlnn pheasants, native pheasants, quail and grouse may he shot be tween October 13 and November 30. In Clatsop, Curry, Coos. Josephine, and Tlllamcok, however, the season for those birds opens September 11 and closes November 'i'K Line grouse may be shot in Tillamook county trom August 1 to October 15, east of the Cascade nicmtains the open season extends tro:n Aug ust 15 ;o November 30 Prairie chickens may be hunted in Wasco county f-oni August 1 to October 15. The open season for the sage hen east of the Cascades is from August 11 to November 30. Duck.i. $039 and swan m iv be shot, except In Coos and Lake counties, from Septemoer 1 to .lamia".' 31. Water quail pnd upland plovi-r may be hunted fiom August 1 to Decem ber 31. The bag limit for ducks is 10 In one week, for upland birds ten In one day, while for geese and swan there is ho limit. The silver gray squirrel may he hunted only between October 1 nnd December 31. It Is always unlawful to offer for sale, barter, exchange or ship be yond the boundaries of the state of Oregon, any deer, moose, mountain sheep, elk, silver gray squirrel, swan prairie checken, grouse and all kinds of upland birds and ducks. It is unlawful to hunt without a license, to kill a beaver or spotted fawn or to run deer with dogs. Night-hunting is also prohibited under the Ore gon law. China pheasant may not be killed In Jackson county at any time. Fe male deer may not be killed in Coos and Curry counties. It is against the law to kill quail or Mongolian phea sants east of the summit of the Cas cades until January 1, 1S09. It is also unlawful to trap or destry the nests of protected game birds. Shoot ing on enclosed lands without per mission is unlawful, as Is also the shipment or sale of deer skins un less they are taggrt. Tags may be obtained of any justice of the peace or of the countv clerk. A hunter's license Is good any where in Oregon and a hunter must have a license with him while hunt ing. The fine for transporting, game outside the state, and f:ir its 'sale is from tl to $100 and Imprisonment. Violation of the game laws calls for a fine of from $1.1 to $100 and hunting without a license is punish able upon conviction by a fine of from $21 to $.ino and Imprisonment upon the discretion of the court. TRANSFERS OF LANE COUNTY REAL ESTATE Have your abstracts made by Lane County Abstract Company. (Virl Julius Crunwa'.d et ux r-:; Abraham L. fiall: Hi" ''os in 1l!' s. r. 1 w. $nin. C. R. lo Lottie Devereaux; ldO acres In sec. 4, tp. 1. . '' ' '' l'atent. Linn Ambrose llouck et item-up A llouck; HI.-"'- a res 13. i p. 11. s. r. 6 w. $!" Olnf .1 Hansen et nx to ('. R. Mur ray, lots I and block 7. Human. ,. si,iti. Land board to Augustus Iv VMt!'kcr: 1 icn-s in si s. r. s . $1200. 1'. S. to LYewls I-.. ! 1 n !(. i. i". i '. I'. S. to Winsor YV in sec. I v tp. i i'i to J.,.n 11 Va ' W'l hnvn - I f I ! - "in it. tu iia(r" innif rnnm ni' nttr unr lino , . - . - - - v.- v . . i . WA V'lU llllV w -li PP School Books which are coming in. We will close out some of our side lines at cost and be low cost. Offer special prices on staple goods in order to get the room we need. for of I! ux to ill sec. tp. 111. tllenjelia Mokes et i ooper. . li . tract in sec 33. tp. 2" s.. r. 3 w.. Jiio. I'nited States to Hen IVnham patent. luH acres In sec. 20. tp 2n s ' r. 4 w. ' Victor C. Stroud et al to Fi'fio Barrett. V. D., tract In sec. 31. tp 1 1 s., r. 1 w., and sec. 6, tp. 19 s r. 1 w. 0. E. Parsons et al to J. It. JVott et ux. tract in b'.k. 3. Creswell. $1. I'nited States to Ch'irlcs L.' 1'ope. I 120 acres in sec. 26, tp. IT s., r 9 w. 1. urena A. Zimmer et al to I.. K Campbell et al, lot 6. bl. 3, ltlair St. ; add. to Kugene. $150. Charles H. Seers et al to Maria C Sears, tract in sec. 8, tp. Is s r 1! w.. $1. Siiislaw Investment Co. to Astoria i Abstract H Title Co., tract in l.aae' county. $2o.03T. It. L. Sabin. trustee, to J. M. Cook, lots 1, 2 and 3, blk. .10. Junction: City. $3u20. i Prank K. Sly et ux to Clara A. ! Lawton. 22.13 acres in tp. 1 V s.. r. 3 v . , $ 1 2 1 o i . Kmnia Sturtevant et al to Pleas ant llaitwig, tract in sec. 27, tp. j 17 s., r. 1 v.. $200. I A. 11. Anderson et ux to W. K. j Brown, lot 22, blk. 5, Kairmount. $000. I J. M. Cook et ux to Win. Wolf! Hicks, tract in blk. 50, Junction Citv. $!HI0. K. K. Qulmliy et ux to V. n. Sco bert, tract in James liuddleston's add. to Kugene, $350. Christopher Hanson et ux to C. Q. Cartwright. part of lot 4. blk. 1, Kel say's add. to Kugene, $300. S. A. Hudtleston to Helphine Ooidsmith. I;t 7, blk. 10. James liuddleston's add. to Eugene, $10. I'nited States to Geo. W. Lane. SO acres In sec. 20. tp. 19 s.. r. ti w. J. M. Cook et ux to Junction City Lodge, 12s A. F. & A. XL, part of lot 3, lilk. lo. Junction Citv, $7.1. Ella X. McFarland to .1. XL Cook, lots 1. 2 and 3, blk. 50, Junction City, $1210. Lewis II. Schrnrze et ux to John H. Chambers, 160 acres In sec. 34, tp. 20 s.. r. 4 '., $2000. , Itosa Nettle et al to Albert II. Pea- i body, 11 acres In sec. 10, tp. 17 s., ; r. 1 e., $.1.10. : Marlon L. Job et ux to Andrew J. Job, 60 acres in sec, 6, tp. IS s., r. 5 w., $1210. 1 Mary XL Stevens to George Xlldg ley et al, lot II. Ellas Stewart ad,, i to Kugene, $7000. ; John S. Pennington et ux to Zaula , T. Sigman, lot 10. blk. 4, Sladden's ! add. to Eugene. $100. , Luezy C. Potter et al to J. P. x Campbell, tract in tp. 17 b., r. 4 w., $i. ; S. II. Friendly et ux to J. P. Camp j bell, tract in sec. 11. tp. 17 s., r 4 w., $1. N. A. Whiteaker to Oscar Heller. 40 acres In sec. 33, tp. 17 s., r. 1 w.. $1. A. J. Zumwnlt et ux to J. P. Camp- I bell, tract In tp. 17 s.. r. 4 w.. $1. I lilted States to Delia G. Keeney: 120 acres in sec. 32, tp. IS, s. r. S w. Patent. Fulled States lo Frederick John son; trad in Lane county. Patent. Andrew Sorensen to John Harm sen, 1 acre in tp. Hi s., r. 4 w., $2.1. Sidney P. Sladden et nx to Wesley Pennington et ux. tract in Sladden's add. to Eugene, $3ou. Jacob .Matthews to S. F. Gourley. lot 2, blk. II, Cole's 1st add. to Mar coin. $110. Andrew Sorensen to John Harm sen, trait In tp. 10 s.. r. 4 w.. $21. .1 ;seph Cumber to W. J. Atchison, tract in sec. 1s, tp. is s., r. (1 w., $lo. Ansel llemenway et ux to John S. "nrr, acre in tp. is s., r. 3 w.. $170. Patrick Xlurray et nx to J. K. Smith et al, tract In tp. 11 s.. r. 1 w., $10. Edwin F. Adams et ux to William II. Long, tract in sec. s,,tp. 22 s., r. 3 W., $10110. Fulled Slates lo Kll.'l J. Devereaux. loo acres in sec. v tp. 11 s.. r. 7 w. Fulled Stales t i OM-ar N. Hlalr, 120.1.", acres in see. li", tp. It! s., r. m Dishes Stationery Toys A big line of Japanese We will offer during this sale nil J T 11 liaud painted dishes 25 a big line of box papers at cost DollS and 1 eddy olf regular prices. prices. r Moriagi 'Vare 5o off AH 50c box papers 35c Dears regular prices. All 25c box papers 7c afc about Jf All souvenirs and band See our line of l r painted dishes 25 off. PENNY POST CARDS Regular Prices CigarS Slid TobaCCOS Wc will make a big reduction on Rubber vr ,.11 t,,.. . j.u u w r- Goods, Perfumes, Soaps, Ladies' Hand we still have a pcrLon of the Hoselton Cigar r r, , 11 Stock and must close it out this month. Sold tsags, rurscs and many other lines not at wholesale prices in any quantity from 10c mentioned. Remember wc always sell as L ."f , , tn ,n . -, , ,r we advertise. Trade with us and save oc cigars, 3 tor 10c 10c cigars, 2 for 15c . , , , 15c cigars 10c money and get the best goods on the Lay in your winter's supply and save money, market. Eat. KOH-I NOOR Pure Food Candies Red Cross Drug Co. 8th St. Willamette St. sac You're on the Right Track when your clothing Is looked after hy our expert assistants. Cleaned perfectly, pressed properly, delivered promptly, nnd our charges hy their little ness make satisfaction an as sured fact. Everything possible in Cleaning and Dyeing Eugene Dye Works 6th and Willamette Sts. Phone Red 2861 SIGNWARD That is the way the trade flies. An ELECTRIC SIGN has the same fascination for people that light has for moths it attract them its way A brilliant lighted store is always well patronized Everything Possible in Wiring or Gas Lane County Electric Works JOE TUCK, Mgr. 627 S. Willamette lot i::il: " ii'-r 1 . Patent. !-: v 1 .Ml ,'o-P'.-1 S V. Piltl'Il!. j F. W. KoIs.mii to II. ni" roiso'ii. ! I.!-,, !.- 1 . unci 1011 i'. ' T T Wni-kuiL' et 11 X t" ". c. '.,,1':' ll.ts 1 an I -'. Id"1 k I ' li d's ad I" Kuu-n''. $ I '" lieorui' W. Spores et ux to ., : p,i I J. Hunt, r's ml ?)rini;field. $1''". Annus; us K. Whitnker lo 'liMi's ii ; : art of 1 ,:" r' s '" p. in. s. r v . w n n , ,1 i: ii i h i''"'i",r ' P.'i in:: tin s In v '. . '!' - r- 1 II. 1.. Ilown, slu-ri A. Mill. in. K.o acr s '1 ii s.. r. I iv.. $mi". V. M. Fiirl.'ind to '' ui:iu. 1 acres, tp. 1 loo. if, lo Airs, in sec. 2S, ll'le. s.. II. Cli 1 i:i:vi:i,i. i:.t i i:m to m:wi'oi;i si pi i:.Miti:it r.ni I! M. ii x i . I. inn A- o .lo'in K. 111. tp. I'i Mario A. Anl.y. Chnrli s A. Stcitll i t.ane Tin:!..1!' '.. ' Liu.,, countv. $' 1 Theresa M. .Ick cliv. Hi tes in i., r. 1 '.. S 1 "" I'liil.d Siat".i f. I .".li. on acres in s. c id-iho I". Camphell '" Andrew lollan.l. Iran in I"' " ' 111 1'" ,..ll' 1st :ldd. to Kua.'tie, ML. C. II. Mil'se t.i VY in tp. r ' Fritz W'ald to .1 I ,1 .;. l. k :.. Ivi-" The Southern l':e i!:r ('onipany will tslv,. its taiewi II . .ic 'd rate excur so.n in Ni".iiiiii s iy. Sepieniher ;.. The lin e for ' : round trip fnilll lati.iM.- po.l.'- .lill he as fol lows uhji li is "s- i '. iti one faro: From foitane lien-, J-.-".o: from Crr.- .Ji. fen. Kauene. $..".0: f-iui' Iriinc ".n: from .Iiinction (Tv .'.' r...:' ft-.in II.1-: i.-lmrit. t-'..'.o; fro,,, ilalM-v. $-.:: I rom Slieild. J: fiom Taticetit. 1..: from Alliany, 1 ;,; 1 1 mi Cot v.ioi . $ 1 l,,al ;i i ' 1 1 n i ii er marks the ,., ,,f .N'owpor: s most hrilliant ail'l successful soasna. II,. in at the f ini-ti .Sunday at XW""', A. J. CIM.KTTK. Local Agent. They l.'lke the Milks Out vol it noitsi: t.i nil. i I- (I ICS i:o((.H for all the work he dies. lo ke. flilll Well .sllii.l Ls r'aii!v a lieces.sitl t'nr if lie U'l'-S 111 Mlf ion I .so In s.-r lice. Von are Invited to lirlnt; hill; here t lie next time lie I d.- slloellm We iln nutliiim lint Lrst-rlass work. Burbach & Bristow 531 Olive S:. COFFEE OR TEA wiilrh Is to your IlkltiK? Per haps you like liolh one fir hronkriiHl nlid dinner; tho olliir for luncheon. In either easu we are hound to suit you, he cause Ihere's no hotter lea or cofleo In town at tho prices wo ask. All we ask Is a trial. W. M. GREEN, BSgiSSk 6 1 9 Willamette St. Phone Main 23. PRIME 1 MEAT i icr l. Ilav; ... . i;:.. ,.':'l;an. li-. $1 I".' pi;: satj I have n s fio- ma st.i.'t ion. r.iit l'.-s F. M. ueuan. Wilkins tract in II II. P."-" .,.il ir. Kine'K New I, He iv eais. .vlth Increasini: Tliev t ike the kinks irh. hi' r an l howels. or f- j. 1 a." says X. II v liuaran'eei! ,. ", K u keli'la I s i! Madame Dean's EES j yszs. Pills. ? i.ii-.k Koit hn'i'HWi.n i;V-r Oj I MKxriii-ATlN. NEVER IMWH 10 MIL. i j m itrlti 'I -ir M'.ii' v lt fini'l' l. (--'it (n- 19 j , . . i ..r I! i r h-n. til w ii'i I i tii ( ll KiMu U-'n Kr 'ln-t't .n wHluft ihf i B tf uiii' . Hf-t't "" '('tiriiif Ifv'.nr j( ! I druL-fi-' fl"K liuv; lliftn Mfid J'ouf ( 1 UHITEO LEOICIL CO., loi M, Llicntif, H. ! ; I Sold in Eugene ty W. L Delano j; Wc Carry Prime Meats nnd no oilier kind. Our aim Is lo have i in. host (iialliles only .nil let the other lunch,. r han dle Die Inf llor itrailes of meat. rimseiii. ni y our rcmilar cus louiers know fur prime nut'i, lit th I. minion, veal or pork, fur till kinds of poultry In h asou. '"i'i for chops, steaks and .cut lets, no cumpoiitiir can ap proach us In iiialily. The siitne may lie said of our splemj.d liiilns and haciin. Eroders Bros Phm ?Moin 40 - - Wtit, 8th St,. (leiu Be ('. ' : u 111 ni : .plier Man-on. i-ai: . K. '- ,'. a.l I 'o i: K. II. Iloalie i t ux I .ii. tract in ip. I " ' C. II. M.Itse f a I.Ik. 1 K P.O'TIST MUlhJT ;rd.. n N n ' Se, to 1! h.T li William Transfer Co Light fleavv M iltfj xj;j cow "sal" SM T.llJinUSt-'l fi.iitrn-. 0-on PSone Main cr.l MIIIEMHIMIMHIMHIHIHHMIMHIMUMIilUlll hugene Poultry Store Big Saturday Sale of Live and Dressed Poultry- o Our Saturday Slei ire gtowlnf in popularity and in order to nwet the demand we will hive in tr.o l.trce supply of live and dftittd ptnt'uy. Du.VT TOI-GET OUr NUMBER. 1 02 East Ninth Street Phi 9 Mait 45 OOOPfri 0 n. i' O G
