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FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS: FIFTEEN THOUSAND PEOPLE it:::::::::::::::::::::::: DON'T BLAME HER The most complete line of I EUGENE SCHOOLS WILL HAVE SUCH LARGER ATTENDANCE Off The II List Men0s hurmshings in the city at T5e TOGGERY 1 Residence, 5 rooms, well 230 Jett dtcp,new house, 3 lots, good furniture, on car line, all for.. JZIOO Residence, 9 rooms, modern, plastered, lot 84x172, price $3150 Fourth lot west of Geary ichoul $75cash Ten lots on College Hill, and on the norti side of the hill $J500 15 acres, house and barn, 4 blocks from Mr line $2600 96 acres, 3 miles from court n :: 4 a house, fair house and iso It barn, per acre 99 99 :: The Real Estate Exchange Suite 3 and 4,Colman, Bldg 8 :mm::::::::::::n::::: Plumbing J"i Furnish your new home properly. Don't slight the gas fixtures. Wc do all kinds of reliable plumbing and tinning wrk. Call and let us estimate on your work Aya & Heitzm&n 34 West fith St Phone bl.ckl 117 Groceries ). You will always find '. the best brands of , Croccrics . Frcsh'Grccn Vegetables Flour and Feed No drUya. we bft our own drlivcrv Pierce Bros. Plume MaIh 53 52 EjsI "lh S AGENCY FOR. Keelox TYPEWRITER. Carbons and Ribbons for .ill M.ichi'H j nt Schwarzschild's Book Stoti 5H6 Willamette Su Every Woman full ill.'ti;ain,1 !-.-. (X m Itthiali.' . MHUM I GV, M ft. llAr., JkkM IVHk. H'oodwnrd, CUrke it Co,, rortlM Rustic f I For (the cannot help it. Women are i ofum crosa, irritable, hysteric;, and deckre they are driven to dlfltrao i tion at the sliglihwit provocation. I Jinn tannot uiKlrintiinil why this should Im; bo. 'J o them it in a mys tery lane In nine times nut of ten tliw condition is caused by a serious feminine derangement. A remedy is necessary which acta directly ujiori the organs atllii ted, re storing a healthy normal condition to the feminine system, which will ijuickly dinpel all hysterical, nervout and irritable ennditions. .Such it LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND Tho following letter serves tc prove Uiifl fact. Mrs. JVfiittio Cfiponhaver, 315 80 21nt St., l-arHonH( Kails., writes: ' For two yearn 1 hulTored from tbt vomt form of feminine ilia, until wai fflmont driven frantic. Nothing but morphine would relieve me. Lydif E. PinUhain'B Vrff-t. table Compoun brought me health and b&ppineM and made me a well woman." FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. For thirty years Lydia E. rink ham's Vegetable Comound, made from roots and herbs, has been the standard remedy for Jnmalo ills and has positively cured thoiisandsoi womeu wlio tiave Ik'uii troubled with displacements, in (lamination, ulcera tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities periodic pains, backache, that bear Ing-dnwn feeling, flatulency, indiges tion,dizziiiess,or nervous prostration Why don't vou t ry it V Mrs. IMiikiiiim Invites all Rick women to write tier for advice She bus guided tliousmiils U health. Address, Lyuu, Alass. Dr. T.Felix Gouraud's ORIENTAL TOILET POWDER A pure, antbwp tlo Toilet I'owdor fur infants and adults. Kxqui aitoly porfumcd. Henuers an excel lent complexion and kMps t no skin clear,, toft and vcilvoty. Holiovaa skin irritation and should be used freely aftor hath ing and shaving, ?iving a dellght itl and refreshing effect. At deal ers or by mail, 25 cunts llox. Pre pared by cenn. T. HOPKINS. N.Y. CITY. Proprlator of lOURAUD'S ORUNTAl CREAM ion 1AUI AMD HmOHMXNDrO sr NTAXLKVH. Ola WllliiinrKe, ht. - . . - Uligcne Appreciates smoking good cigars. It gives him relaxation. The Mount Hood Cijr,ar is a favorite among all thinking men It positively the ocst Ilk on the market Cigar THE PEOPLE'S RESTAURANT 7th .uid Olive Sis. Is now opened tinder new nmnne. hi en I. Wc have ihoniiiKlily clean ed and retm ntcd th utilldiug throiuliinit , reMi.Mlellng It In ninny nys. The dining room has lieou newly palnl.-d and papered tin I me In a position to itnar anlev the lust meul In the city lor L lie. lioi'.i cof,. nn. I fuvh meats n "' !.it; I'tiu Uen tlinner on S.intl '. J"'C i.lw u n trial and e ll ,lo I lie re. j. Me.il tli Ken lor tterk. I ci .Is. J .! .'ol Ke tu.r.e lu !;i hi V....;. ell ;i::d dlltlll;: l ''.OH. MRS. A. Y.'AOE & CO., Props M I VI II ,v IM.IVK STS. Euki will haB 2500 Btudents enrolled In her various school! when the fay terms are well opened. - Tlr--largest enrollment In the history ol the institutions is confidently ex pected by the several schools that are situated here. The only one to open thus far Is the Kutjene Business Col lege, with an attendance of GO per' cent greater than last year. The Ew?ene public schools will open on September 21. The highi school expects to have an enrollment I that will exceed any hixh scjiool ln Oregon outside -of Portland. The Catholic school will open about, the i i same time with a considerable in-1 crease In attendance over .last y.ear.1 The K'ugene Bible University opens I In its new quarters on beptemuer ll,t with a considerable increase in at-1 tendance assured. The University of Oregon will open the same week with the largest freshman cIhhs in the history of the University, and with a probable en rollment of over 500. The V. M. C. A. of the University has devised a novel and effective meihod for assisting new students to find rooming and boarding places. They will erect a large tent near the depot where headquarters will be es tablished and full Information kept In regard to all available boarding- houses. The number of rooms this year Is much larger than usual, both for men and women. TRANSFERS OF LANE COUNTY REAL ESTATE F. J. flows ct ux to N. J. Long, tract In sec 2, tp. 21 s., r. 4 w., SI. Frank Jordan et ux to Lee Cox, tract In Long & I.andes add. to Cot taKH Grove, S600. Loe Cox et ux to G. G. King, tract In Long & Landed add. to Cottage Grove, ItiOO. . F. W. Strubln et ux to Ida O. Lydy, Mi ncre In Bee. 24, tp. 16 s., r. 2 w., S600. Earl Baldwin to J. P. Porter, 160 acres In sec. 32, ti. 18 a., r. 7 w.. IIIM. Fred P. Hurst to S. D. Stouter, 400 acres In sec. 36, tp. 17 s., r. 7 w., 1. .Margaret Offntt et al to Joseph J. Muck, tract In tp. 17 s., r. 5 w., SI 000. School Dlst. No. 7 & Trustees of Mulkpy Cemetery, lot 15 In Mulkey Cemetery, S 1 0. United States to Fred Ct Dean, 168 acres In sec 2, tp. 17 s., r. 9 w. United States to William II. Smyth. 40 acres In sec. 20, tp. 19 s., r. 6 w. Alice Olson et l to Jennie A. Sny der, triift III Vanduyn'a mid. to Co burg, Su00. Krung Hnzen et ux to J. P. Porter, tract In tp. Ill a., r. 7 w., 100. Wllllnni II. Smyth et ux to Lybert Simmons, tract 111 tp. 19 s, r. 6 w., SI 00. Levi Goer to T. F. Geer, 1 acre In sec. 30, tp. 22, s. r. 3 w. 1 2 u . Levi Geer to T. F. Geer, 1 ncro In sec. 30, tp. 22 a., r. 3 w., S200. V. J. Hiiyce et ill to A. It. Porter, 160 acres ill see. 28, tp. 18 s., r. 7 w., SI 00. United States to Ahrahnm J. Ball. 162 acres 111 sue. 12, tp. 17 a., r. 9 w. J. C. Stealey to K. S. Lester, tract In Junction City, S00. I C. II. Ulnnto:i dux to C. K. Lnndls. jtruct In CoIIi-ko Hill Park, SliiOO 1 Kugene Hlblo University to Pavtt 'Siiudersiin einx. 'met In Scott'a add I to Kllgene, ! I f5. I .ii ne Coun'v Investment Ci.. I ) t'lilverslly ot tlrogon, tract :n t'u r.ene. SI S0O0. .1 I). Lawsnu etux to W, J Slior n i u : tract In Llk I, .Mctjiieen a .'.1.1 t;i Colingo liriive, S600. f 1 l.l'J Lkwkuii t till to II. C. V.'l -eh, tract In .M. yiu oil's add C'otiiw Ornve. John F. Kelly et ux and Theresa M. Jackson to Astoria Abstract Title & Trust Co., SI 00, 160 acres, sec. 12, tp. 19. s r S v. V. II. Long etux to V. t. llo,n. 101 acres In sees. 3 and 10, tp. 21. s f'ix; V. S. to Presley Comegys. itu; acres In sec. 30 tp. is, i r 6 w. Harriet It. SUulden et ill to John D. l'lltniau: tract III Sladdon's 3d nil to Kugeniv $300. Harriet K. Sliulden et al to John P. Hunter; lot 3. block 4. Sladden's Jd ad to Kitcnc. S3 no. S. Madson to Jens o. Olson et ux: r0 acres In sec. 2S, tp. 17, s. r. 4 v II mn). United States to Jackson it. Shores; 161 acres In sec. 4. tp. 21. s. r. 4 w. Patent. United Stales to Ira John Hooker; I tract In see 1 S to 1 ! r. w Patent. P. I). Matl.H k et nx to X. G. Ilv land: tract In block V, Packard's ad to Kiione-. S-. II. I.. Il.nm, sheriff, to J IV M.it lo. k ; tract in Murk t. l'ai kard s ml 10 Kimon Siioo. . I :. Ilrowu to W. Wallace; tract 111 I. aue counlv . I Oilil. First National Hank of Kitcene to I'ntald UniLpliell; tract In Kelsuy's I si ml to Ku cone. S lono. U l). Force et u to J. T. Sailer et ux: nai l In P G. Mi Knrland s 1st ad to I'cttaito Grove. Si'un. .1 T Sailor vt u to t'. A. Harlow; iraot In U Karl.ind s I'd ad to t'ot lat ilroir. $ 1 0 l.u .1. Hallow et al to J. T. Sal- Irr; tract 111 sec. 1 f. I p. ; 1. s. 51 l ii.ules IVstel to the Urate .1" I Mni'.iu: Uomi.iii ; milium 1 w t; .id lainis. oo ii K F I al to .lob. el u lo .'o'nn 11 At the regular m. ntir.y meeting ot the Commercial Cl'ib last night It was unanimously voted to continue the promotion w.rk for another year and decided that $15,000 be raised with which to carry on the work. Fifteen thousand population by January 1, 1910, will he the slo gan for the campaign during the year. The matter of continuing the work so well commenced was discussed at length at the meeting, and every one who spoke was enthusiastically in fa vor ot It. Messrs. SvarveruJ. Voran. Dempster, Campbell, Wintermeler and others made enthusiastic ad dresses. When it came to a vote there was not a dissenting voice. The officers of the aluo ana .100 iioorii nf i.ovi.mnrs were authorized to lay plans far raising money and rarrvlnr nn th work of uromotlng the clty'a welfare and exploiting Its advantages as a place or resioence. The club endorsed the proposition of the Southern Pacific Company to conduct a demonstration train through the valley, demonstrating dairying, etc. W. M. Green, W. A. Bell and W. J. .Gibson were appointed as a commit tee to co-operate with the Lane County Horticultural Society to ar ronge for an apple exhibit from Lane county at the Seattle exposition, the matter having been suggested by Fruit Inspector Ileebe. The club confirmed the appoint ment of D. A. Puine and J. H. Har tog, made by the governor, as dele gates to the Trans-.Mlsslsslppl con gress. President Williams will name four delegates from the club, one of them to be President Camp bell, of the University. It. It. Knox's resignation as secre tary of the club was accepted, as he has gone to Albany to reside. His successor waa not selected. Manager Hartog stated that he had received word from the S. P. Co. to the effect that aa soon as plans are completed for beautifying and parking the depot grounds the com pany would begin the work. Flower bedB and rare bushes will be planted. The amendment to Increase the membership from $10 to $20 was laid on the table. The membership la now 23D, with nine applications pending. The meeting last night was well attended and unusually enthusiastic. TURPENING ATTACKED BY THREE BEARS HOY HAD K.XCITINfi K.XPF.UIKXCK HUT KKPT 1IIS XKItVK AXI) KII.IKI) ALL OF TIIK.M W. J. Hill, of the Hill Gun Store, Charles E. Jones, of the Pacific Monthly, and young Turpening re turned last evening from their hunt 011 Huckleberry mountain, on the North Fork of the Willamette river. They got plenty of deer and a num ber of bear. Voting Turpening had an exciting exiKMicnce with three bears which attacked him. He saw two cubs up & tree and shot one (lead. The other one he only wound ed and It set up an outcry. Turpen ing expected to have an encounter wllh the mother of the cubs, but wus not looking fur three to come after him. The first one that came he killed with the first shot and the sec ond one he badly wounded, but when the third one came upon him the shell stuck In the gun unil he had to run. He climbed to the top ot a big rock and soon afterward getting the shell out he began to pump lead Into the bear, dispatching It lu quick or der. Young Turpening Is a high school student and Is aged only 17 years. He kept his nerve splendidly through the trying experience and was cooler than iniiiiy an oljer and more experi enced hunter. FAMOUS MfNSTItFI, KATAI.I.V KTItlt'KK.V AT KMMKTT. IDAHO I'.:'.:n:ctt. Idaho. Sept. IS. Hi Hen ry, the wll-kuinvn veteran minstrel man, who has mining interests at Pearl and Horseshoe Mend, making his homo at the latter place, was stricken Tuesday with apoplexy, and I little hope is entertained of his re Icovery. Dr. Piatt, of Marsh, was summoned and is doing everything I possible for .Mr. Hiinry. hut stairs that his pat lout Is In an extremely critcan con.lltion. Dr. Piatt reports that Mr. Henry's 'right side Is entirely paralxrd and he Is entirely helpless. He Is not responding to treatment and steadilv growing weaker, his ne bring a slroni; Inthionoe against his io.o.;. Ha. National Kepulat ion 111 llcnn was line ot tlie lirs; Miown mrn 111 t:i.' ninistrrl lnisin.tv lu til- l'uit.,1 states. For ni.itiv years ho loured the country at the tiea.l .f .1 I a 1 ce and success: ui mm sire) allocation. Some eUht or ten years im Mi-, ll' iuy became Interested In u mining properly at Pearl and In the follow, lug years Invested heavily, develop. lug ins properly. ixonncely s Laxative Cough Syr.ip does not constipate like most of i i. eld-fashioned cough cures. Ion on the other hand it gently mows tb bowels an ! at the same time llio trntaiion and nll.ivs inflamma tion of the iliroat. Sold bv ail dvi- g'.s oral pan: I'oste.ld ! 'km.: .1' ' d ; ' : : l.i 'i. 1 on know of !l "::,--, (Dls o: I i ill I't r ela:'!s , c; pav .oi l i :i,, us. .l,r, v . -:::, K.mI'v ('on.: ,::v. 32 J Ka:-.::i Band ing For; lai d. Ore. if Cluett Shirts, new styles and patterns, $i.50toM Interstate Arrow Collars in all the late styles, V, siVpc New and nifty jyenus aiiu u. ix i ..vjioves Hats, Shoes, Sophomore and - Alfred Benjamin Clothing at There is For Young Men and Women who have a PRACTICAL EDUCATION The Eugene Business Colle has trained many young men and women for responsible positions. If you are inter ested write us for information -:- -:- Fall Term Send for Catalog. Address Eugene Business Colle EUGENE, OREGON Notice, of Sale of Warrants Pursuant to authorization duly giv en hy the voters of School District No. 4, of Lane county, Oregon, at an election duly held in said district on the second day of May, 190S, the di rectors of said district will issue and sell the ncKotiable, interest-bearing warrants of the district to the amount of J 13,000. Said warrants will be due twenty years after date, payable at the option of the district after ten years from date; will bear interest at the rate of five per cent per annum, interest payable semi-annually, and will be issued In denominations to -nit the purchasers, but lu no case, less than $:o. The public generally and each resident of the district in particular may subscribe fur said I bonds or any portion thereof not less ;than $,"i0. Subscriptions should be i by sealed bids stating the amount of I warrants desired and the price that will bo paid therefor, which bids : should be deposited with the uniler I .signed at his office in the citv hall, i In Kugeno. Or., not later than 7:Hu P. m. on the llnih day of September, ll'US. al which time and place the di I rectors of said district, will meet to 'open said bids and award said war rants to the highest bidders therefor. 'I lie directors reserve the right to re ject any and all bids. I FRANK KH1SXKH. ! Uis'rict flerk School district No. I, l.anr t'uiimv, or. Kugenr. Or., Sept. In, l'n'.s. 1 li. C. Moi;;.vs l l'liMTlllli l- .t TOI1V. Furniture mntiiitsftio,l f.. . (vhole- sale or retail trade. Factorv at east lend of Fifth streol 1:... , , -o, litrd. Phone ltliick biv. Ursi'dence r'-oiie, it.acK ooiil. ( KOIt WOOIIS AWiNTI fi.l'o'oTIO l.ow.ir V.,.,1.. T T it . . , . -coi.' '. iv. on- 'i'V., ,K n,;- Telephone Hlacit -. ...o lessor 10 . II. Huv I T K'' : u l". '1'. a t. r. nv ,,r t -1 Ii t i 1 , ., ., " ' m-l 'In "l i- -lU.st the -; '.le st ll.acl, s. ,..J I . -. .o t.,,,.. U a.,.1 airo i.l tlru twists. Shirts, new coat, $ 1 .00 to $2 00 I IVionarcn onius, i.uu ana i.zd Cuffs attached or detached neckwear in new shades and shanJ dn Increasing Dema Opens September 7, 15 'MIIMIIIIIIIIillllMIIIIIIIIIM)lllll""j I ..The GRAN "Just for n I-ouf "f Pii'sd" ".Notice to Vuit." ' "The Outlaw." "Unlucky lank'' " "Voyage Arrow: the Atlantic." "l'oi gottc r. Ones, i "Wand Has Men Its Maitic" SONGS BY MISS HEISDERSHOTT "Kissing." "When (Ik- Winerr l.iy Are O-" MatitlPP Kntuftar 1 fv m ALL SEATS lCc. Our Stock of Irons Is Exnaus! 50 MORE ORDERS The Special price of $4 will holJ for a s. ' ' their arrival. In the meantime consult our H'uminatirg for useful current saving; ideas in heme ar: nation. ' Pacific Electric Engineering Machinery, Wirins, -tFF" 554 Willametti PROGRAM Evening Performance 7:45 anfl O o CD O o o
