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ELECTRIC SIGN ,
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that light has for moths-it
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A brilliant lighted store is always
well patronized
Everything Possible in Wiring or Gas
Lane County Electric Works
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Phone 5391
SCHOOL OF MUSIC OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
Piano and Theory Miss Mary Morgan (Sherwood)
Voux Miu Evj Stinson (Brennnrun, Bachcllrr, Sweet)
Violin Mr. L Poy Gesiwr (Scvcik)
Axjlinli-Miu AlbrtU Ombdl, Miu Vrdi Qvutkrnk uh, Miu In, Tjlkin
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C8'ns Sept. 22, I90fl
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We Carry Prime Meats
and no other III ml. Our aim Is
to have the heat nniilltlcs only
nit Kit tho other butchers hnii
rtle the Int rlor armies of mem.
Consequently our regular cus
tomers know for prime roast,
Inmli, mutton, veal or pork, for
all kinds of poultry In season,
slid for chops, steaks and cut
lets, no competitor cull ap
proiich us In quality. The same,
limy he said of our splendid
limns niul hncon.
Broders Bros
Phnne ?Mali 40 . . Went, flth St..
557 High Street
Faculty Experienced
0 I. M. CLEN, Dean
PHILADELPHIA
WEEK OF
Philadelphia. Oct. 5. A supersti
tious man watched the heroic statue
or William Penn which tops the great
tower of the city hall, when the
whistles and bells and cannon began
to announce the two hundred and
fiftieth anniversary of the birth of
the municipality this morning. This
afternoon he was almost willing to
attest the statement that the bronze
statue of the great Quaker actually
danced for Joy. Many people who
passed the gorgeously decorated edi
fice today thought they detected an
added benevolence In the features of
the Illustrious founder of the city.
Today's contribution to the Found
ers' week celebration was of such a
naturs as to cause the shades of the
departed to hover over the city to
build up which they had given their
best in life, It was more than enough
to Interest and entertain every citi
zen of this city of over a million and
a quarter inhabitants, and tens of
thousands of strangers gathered to
asslHt in the anniversary observance.
For one continuous hour at day
break 10,000 whistles sounded the
reveille and the people soon after
ward began to assemble on the
streets to witness the monster mili
tary parade, which did not
start until after noon. Tho city was
freely decorated with bunting and
flags, especially the thoroughfares
devoted to business, The people
were dressed in holiday attire, and
many stores and factories were closed
in order to permit clerks and work
men to enjoy the day's festivities.
The Initial event of the duy's pro
gramme was a public reception held
by Mayor Iteyburn In honor of the
PORTLAND DEALERS j
SECURE INJUNCTION!
Portland, Or., Oct. 4. Soda foun
tains may bubble forth their spark
ling fluids today; bootblacks may
rub the public shoes to a polish; and
cigar dealers may pass out fragrant
weeds to famishing devotees of nico
tine; even the small boy tripping
homeward In happy mood from Sun
day school may pause to buy a cent's
worth of candy or a bag of peanuts
or a bunch of grapes. And all this
without molestation from tho police.
Last Sunday, of course, all these
things were wicked and wrongful, as
evidenced by a law of the vintage of
'(14, resurrected by District Attorney
Cameron, after two decades of dis
use. But out of the state Circuit
Court yesterday afternoon there waB
Issued an Injunction. It restrains
the District Attorney, chief of Police
and authorities from Interfering
with the Sunday retailers today. The
Injunction Is of a temporary nature.
In Issuing it, Presiding Judge (ian
tenbeln made the order returnable
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. At
that hour arguments will be made.
POIITIjANI) (ilt.M Jl'KY
STAN lH HV I.KWll WOMEN.
Portland, Oct. 4. Important pub
lic questions are dealt with In the
final report of tho first county grand
Jury provided under the new law.
The Jury made Its roport late yes
terday afternoon after a month of
busy work.
Lewd womon should not be ruth
lessly driven out of tho city. That
Is the unanimous recommendation of
the seven grand Jurors. Just whnt
bearing It will have on the crusade
of f.u city administration, which
ordered these women to reform or
li:ive the city by next Tuesday, re
mains to be seen.
XOTH'K TO TAX IVWKHS
Notice Is hereby given that the
road pull tax, amounting to J.I, Is
now due from each male Inhabitant
of tho city of Kugene between thu
bkcs of 21 and 50 years, except as
exempt by law, and will become de
linquent unless paid before the first
day of December, 190S.
Please call at the office of L. K.
Bean, city attorney. No. 14 Medium
building, where proper receipts will!
be Issued Itcceliitu u-lll Iwi .i.e.,,,,,,-1
ly forwarded to those making pay
ment through the mall.
It will save trouble and expense,
both to the city any taxpayer, It
prompt payment Is inadii.
By order of the common council.
L. K. UKAX.
I'lty Attorney.
Had ii ( lose ( all
Mrs. Ada L. ('room, the widely
known proprietor of the Cnmni lin
tel. Vaughn. Miss., says: "For sev
eral mouths 1 suffered with n severe
couh. and consumption seemed to
have its grip on men. when a friend
recommended Dr. King's New Dis
covery. 1 began taking it and three
bottles effected a complete cure."
The fame of this lire-saving rough
i and cold remedy, and lung and throat
healer Is world wide. Sold at V. A.
Kuykendall's store. i0c and $1.
Trial bottle free.
liKMOVAl. NOTH'K
Howe A Buoy have moved their
real estate office from J. A. Mimrer's
to the Kiigene Creamery building.
No. 474 Willamette street. Phone
Black 1212.
KKWAItn
If the party or parties who took
the mortar, used for firing bombs,
the night of July 4th, on the but to.
will return same to Kugene it tin
Company's store thev will get re
ward. If Kl'CKK C.l'N CO.
ik vtr n.i:v
The merits of Tuns Wonder ion
vould never suffer from Kldiiev.
Madder or rheumatic trouble. 1 s
bottle I two months' treatment I s.dj
by O. J. Hull, or I. msll. Send for
te.tlmonlals. nr u w ,,,. J3t
Olive street, St. Louis
OPENS
CELEBRATION
city's Invited guests. This was fol
lowed bv the unveiling of a tablet in
city ball courtyard to Rochambeau,
the great Frenchman who gave nooie
assistance to the Amerlran cause dur
ing the revolution. M. .'usserand, the
French ambassador to the United
states, performed the unveiling cere
mony. This afternoon was given over en
tirely to the military parade and re
view, which was witnessed by teas ct
thousands of spectators. Between
26.000 and 30,000 troops participat
ed In the demonstration, including
United States soldiers, sailors and
marines, several regiments of the Na
tlonal Guard of Pennsylvania and de
tachments from several foreign wn;
vessels now anchored In the Dela
ware. This evening will see a big celebra
tion In the Academy of Music, which
will be attended by high government
officials, governors of several states,
mayors of cities and a number of
invited guests.
Tomorrow there will assemble
what Is expected to be the most nota
ble gathering of Oermans ever held
in. the-United States. This will be
In commemoration of the two hun
dred and twenty-fifth anniversary of
the foundation of Oermantown by
Francis Daniel Pastorius, and repre
sentatives of many states will par
ticipate. The corner stone of a great
monument at Germantown will be
laid, and there will be a parade of
the German societies of Philadelphia
and Pennsylvania, numbering more
than 15,000 persons. In the after
noon the police and fire departments
of Phlladelohla parade.
DISCUSS PLANS TO
HELP JACK TAR
New York, Oct. 3. The welfare of
the sailor Is the general topic that
will be discussed in all Its phase at
a notable international conference to
be held in this city during the coming
week. The majority of the delegates
to the conference are already In the
city. They represent among them
the principal ports of the world. In
cluding the Inrge sea-coast cities of
America and Europe, Asia and Afrl
ra, Australia and the great chains of
Islands that dot the world's map.
The American Seamans' Friend So
ciety Is the organization that took the
Initiative In bringing about tho con
ference. The British and Foreign
Sailor's Society of London has giv
en its active co-operation to the move
ment, and leading workers In the
ports or licrnntny, Franco, Holland,
Sweden and other countries will take
prominent parts.
The Congress will endeavor to out
line and propose remedies for the
problems which the great Internat
ional body of seafarers Is faced on ev.
cry shore of the world today. The
world-wide ways of the crimp, the
boarding master, the shipping agent
and ship owner will be discussed by
men who have made a life-long study
inrougnoui tne gione or these vital
elements in the life of jnck-ashore.
The treatment of sailors In tho nav
ies or tne nations as we 1 as the nier.
chant marine will come up for con-
siuernuon. Krtorts will also be made
to perfect the organization by which
ino American Seamen s Friend So
ciety Is aiming to keen In touch
with the shifting body of sailors
through their forty-five stations all
over tne world.
;iii:i:xlkaf XF.WS.
( Special Correspondence.)
Prof. Ward and Alex Powers made
a trip to Kugene recently.
All the bridges between O. Wllcllt's
have been recovered.
Marlon Wheeler lost a horse from
some unknown disease yestordav.
Kmory Searles and wife, of Eas
tern Oregon, went back today after
milking a several (lavs' visit with
Mrs. Searles' parents, .Mr. and Mrs.
.M. Almasl.
lr If,.).,. U't.i... .
" iu-fivr, nns nought
another horse to replaco the one that
died.
Wm. Wheeler's skunk record for
this rail Is 12. but 1 have not hcird
from him In the last half nn hour
and the record may be higher now
"""I ii Hug will be held nl
two o'clock this afternoon at the
school house, t.i vote u 10 mill road
Jacob lliin-zicker Is building a
breakwater with the Intention o
keeping the rest of his ranch.
Where llnllriv new
!avid Parker, of Kavette y
a veteran of the Civil War, who' 1 w'
a foot t I'.ettysbuiK, savs: "The
Rood Klectrlc Hitters have done N
worth more than five hundred dol
lars to m.. l spent much nionev do.-,
tortus for a bad case of stomach trou
ble, to little purpose. Then I tried
klectrlc Hitters and thev cured tne I
now take them as a tonic and the
keep me strong and well." r.Oc at
. A. kiiykendaU's drug store.
NOTICK TO KAltMWiS.
Hay and Rraln wanted In exchanne
ror pianos or orcans. See us or lei.
Phone at onre atvn n..u ,.,
a no House, Commercial Club BlkJ
i vi. Anun t .
We have several parties who are
looking for homestead locations or
relinquishments: Bs ,OIm, g,,,,,, ,,m.
her cla nis If yon know of anv S.H
homesteads or timber claims It Will
'" '"" " rlie us. Address Aetna1
Ke.ilty Company. 325 Kailinn Huild-t
I UK lortlaml. Ore t( '
Uosttni; furnace bncn nnd toun.
tlon stone f
Is-
"r witt r:tip by Klrst
National ll.iak,
Sc.. wntts for(w:rm cook fr.n,
dollar tip. lf
Newark Style Show
We Continue to Show This We
Correct Clothes for Men
Made
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Leading tailors of the fash
ion centre for men's clothing
Roberts Brothers
NOTICE OF GUARDIAN'S HALE
Notice is hereby given that by vir
tue of an order of the Probate Court
of Lane County, Oregon, dated Aug-,
ust 18, 1908, the undersigned guar
dian of the estate of Harry Weaver,
Lester Weaver, and Susan Weaver,
minor., was duly licensed to sell all
the right.title and Interest of the
aulri mlnnra heln? nn undivided two-
this Interest In and to the follow-j
Ing described real property, to-wlt:
Beginning at the Southwest corner
of donation land claim No. 51, Notif.
No. 7026, in section 33, township
18 s., R. 2 w., run thence North Vi
degrees East 15.25 chains; thence
Bast 24 chains; South 15.25 chains,
and West 24 chains to beginning,
containing 36.60 acres.
Also, beginning at the Northeast
corner of 1. L. CI. 51 Notif. No. i
7026 In section 33, township IS S., !
H. 2 W.. run West 43.30 chains.:
South 15.10 chains, to South line of j
said claim, East 43.30 chains to S. E.
corner thereof, and North 30 minutes
East 15. tO chains to beginning, con
taining 64.40 acres, more or less,
all in Lane County, Oregon, at pri
vate sale, for cash In hand.
Said guardian will therefore pur
suant to said order on and after tho
21st day of September, 1908, re
ceive bids for and sell at private sale
the said land to the highest bidder;
therefor for cash. I
JOHN M. WILLIAMS, I
Guardian.
You're on the
Right Track
when your clothing Is looked
after by our expert assistants.
Cleaned perfectly, pressed
properly, delivered promptly,
and our charges by their little
ness make satisfaction an as
sured fact.
Everything possible in
Cleaning and Dyeing
Eugene Dye Works
6th and Willamette Sti.
Phone Red 2S6J
GASOLINE ENGINES
IRRIGATION, SPRAYING and
PUMPING MACHINERY
Fairbanks-Morse Gasoline ;:nirlnca
ror pumpiiiK, sprayliiK, gawing, urind.
IliR. .Outfits complete.
Fairbanks Scales for weiKblnit.
tnlrhiinks-Morsr Dynamos anil Mo
tors for imimit mid Hunt.
KnlrUnks-Morse Windmills and
rowers.
Fairbanks-Mom Grinders, Feed
Choppers. Well Punii.
Prtce. ahvay, ( Liberal terms.
Prompt reply to inquiries nd quirk
priced'"'"' Write lor catalogue and
BERCER.& BEANHDW. CO '
FAIRBANKS, MORSE k CO.
Portland. Oregon
BETTIKS & HENDERSON
MASONS.
All kinds of brick tnn .nj
;o:KrronH,,y1,kndTat,,an(0r-
treet. l'hon. Red i.ll j ' FUrtb j
in New York. by
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TOGGERY
554 Willamette Strea
l'OL'lt HOUSE GETS
LITTLE ENOUGH
for s'.I tho work Se does. To keep
him well riod is really a necessity,
for If he goes lame you lose In ser
vice. You are Invited to bring him
here the next time he needs shoeing.
We do nothing but first-class work.
G. BURBACH
531 Olive St.
CIGARS
Julius
Goldsmith
R.ICHT FROM THE MILLS
CRANE LINEN
LAWN STOCK
in Fashionable Note
Papers and Calling Cards
in all sizes at
Schwarzschild's Book Stora
The House of Superior Quality
5S6 Willamette St..
AUTOMOBILE
FOR HIRE
Five passenger car for hire
any titre day or night
GOOD DRIVER
CALL BLACK 1231
C. R. MEAD
J. W. MACHEN
JEFORE buymfj real es
tate call up or come to
Springfield, the best town
ol its size in thj valley, the
best railroad center and the
best water power in the
State. Farms of all sizes
and descriptions, also cty
property for sale.
M. M. & REAL ESTATE CO
Telephone Min 171
Well Drilling
For up-to-date sell drilling
see LaDukc &LfflcrCo.
Well Drillers
T&'fdone Red 5121
? Villard Boulevard
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Ilccistcr Hid;., HilUiH
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riwiie Main
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