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You're on the
Right Track
when your clothing Is looked
after by our export assistants.
Cleaned perfectly, pressed
properly, delivered proniptlyi
mid our charges by thulr little,
noss milks satisfaction nn as
sured fuut.
Everything possible in
Cleaning ana Dyeing
Eugene Dye Works
oth and Willamette Sts.
Phone Red 2861
Julius
.Goldsmith
WILLAMETTE
Meat Market
Under New Management
First-Class Frej and Salt
Meat Always gn Hand
Phone in Your Order
WING &oCAMPBELL
Phone Main 33 5t2 Willamette
Good EKd stlfcr' . is
eiovd Tlta&irv
AH the World Loves a Lover
Providence Joins in with the World in Loving a Hustler
Witness the weather provided for this community in its home building spurt.
The weather will not last; neither will the present low cost of building.
IBootli-Kelly Lumber
1 4 East 8th Street, Eugene, Oregon.
KITCHEN &. KOMPP
Livery, Feed and
Sales Stables
Sample- mom In connection located in
Register lllilg., Wllln nut In St.
Oak and 7th Eugene. Or.
riiniio Muln 03 -
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Appreciates Smoking good
o c I
cigars. It giveshim relaxation
The MoiinL Hood Ciorar i! I
, ii t i i
idvornc among an tninKingmcn
It is positively the best JOc
Ggar on the market o
HALL B S HUM WAY
lMumbliig and Sower Work.
Also general Jobbing In tin and
sheet Iron work. Iron work promptly
attended Q
Carry a full line of plumbing ruture
I'hone Mark 7th and Oak Sta.
J. W. BARRINGtR
Expert houjemovtr
MovQinythin?. Twcnty-Ie
yean experience. Residence, East
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i wuciiui ana uak its. fhone
Red 451 1 . Eugene. Ongon
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PARTICULARS OF
COTTAGE GROVE'S
016 OLAZE
Loss on Stock of Goods About
$25,000 Mr. Veatch
Will Rebuild
I Tho Cottage Grove Lender tolio nt!
tho big flio there Monday night as
follows:
t ottnge drove was visited hv quite
a destructive fire Mondnv evening
but which, through I ho officlehcv of
the volunteer fire depart nient and
our excellent gravity water svslem.
was confined to the two-storv brick
building being occupied by the Gnr-ninn-llemcnwny
Coiiipaity, located at
about the centre or .Main street In the
very heart of the cltv. The fire was
discovered about 9:30. In the even
ing,, soon after the store closed, by
Miss "Jlnmilo" Blair, of the Hotel
Oregon, located on the opposite cor
ner, nnd II. II. Veatch, who was seat
ed in tho hotel conversing with a
commercial traveler, ran to tho city
hall nearby and turned In the alarm.
Hy this time the fire, which seemed
to have originated In the rear of tho
building, upstnlrs, from some un
known cause, had spread to all parts
of the building on both floors. The
east aide fire company responded
promptly, as their hose cart was but
half a block away, but the west side
company encountered the partially
mm uiiwn oriuge on Man street
'which Is being rebuilt, and was do-
,v-..iiii,, ni
il V",,
As soon as
he fire, un-
,u'r h0 heavy pressure of the water.
nnn H errec'. and
.hen the'900 P" 1art. j,
second company got bnsv it was evi
dent that owing to the still night nnd
the damp condition of the adjoining
buildings the fire laddies were Oing
to be able to keep the fire confined
to the hlg brick alone, the fklr ap
prehension felt being that the 'walls
of the brick would collapse and that
the fleo might then spread to ad
Joining buildings. However, the
walls stood and seemed to be little,
If nt all. damaged.
The tlartels millinery store In the
old wooden building adjoining seem
ed to be In the most danger and It
j was early vacated by Its occupants,
i hand.
j The Oarman-Hemenway Companv
I were advertising a big closinit-ont
sale. It having boon nnno'Mu-od bv
them thnt they would close it their
stock and retire from busing In this
;cltv by January 1st. The sale was
; nnnounced on sreat c'iWv'i sluns th t
were spread . in, ss tliWr,,,,! ,,r
'"'"'""e-
' 'act
and i. was probable due to
that ifj) fire was n.n .!..
s-rvj earlier l s. passing bv.
rtuA.niiiaiiv oi'i iipi,.,l both tho first
and second fhors of tl. building and
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daixt ovabd. wkdjyesdav, October at, ioos
claims to have had something like aj.i
$25,000 stock on hand, which Is ! I ft
practically a total loss, lint whlrhH
was insured for $14,000.
The building was the property of
O. O. Veatch, on which he carried
$2000 Insurance. Mr. Veatch will at
once replace the wood and sheet iron
front with a modern brick front and
replace nil the interior wood work
and modernize the building In every
particular, as It occupies a prominent
aim vaiuanie corner lot on .Main
street.
It has again been demonstrated
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WIIEIt'ri BILLETS FLEW.
David Parker, of Fayette, N r.,
a veteran of the Civil War, who lost
a foot at Gettysburg, says: "The
good Electric. Bitters have done is
worth more than five hundred dol
lars to me. I spent much money doc
toring for a bud case of stomach trou
ble, to little purpose. Then 1 tried
Electric Hitters and thev purpit nio I
I now take them as a tonic and thev
keep me strong and well." BOc at
W. A. Kuykenilairs drug store.
WOOD SAWING.
John M. P. Dixon, successor to W.
E. Boddy. All wood sawed to guage.
For prompt service phone Black
3312. Residence 324 High street, tf
Gasoline Wooasaw.
E. G. HAIGHT
As I am going awayjiersons having
photos will please sail for.same. Tent
Gallery, Sixth street.
OYSTERS-
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-EASTERN OYSTERS
Just received, the first dire ship
ment or exira select Eastern oysters.
For sa,e ln Rnf quantity at Otto's.
GASOMXR WOOD 8AW1NG
Call up Phone Main 32 or Farmers
61. R. A. Maltzan.
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WKIiL nRTXiLITCO
if your wells drilled by old
experienced well-drillers.
Phoms Red 4872.
and
1M NOT JX)RC.ET
to eat.
Sixth nnd Willamette
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KUllW
vi,oi u
$1.15 per sai'J;.
Valley flmir
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Hilly Department Store
0-vFEFI
Alfalfa (p al. At !U:-,eV. Venth
and Wlllaun-ite streets. Phone Rod
1521.
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Car fresh cement Just received
CHgi'UKKS HARDWARE CO.
MEMORY
OF PRESIDENT
BENJ. HARRISON
Indianapolis, Ind., Oct. 27. Amid
the enthusiastic demonstrations of a'
. i'wic, nit iinuu-
'?" stat"e of Gen. Benjamin Hr- !
irre.it ennpniirco nt i,
l; of the ,
"""fa, a unvenea touay.;
well and favorably known, will shipments. Write for
XL .V., r"'. opposite me fen -
eral building and in the henrt nt n,a
.downtown section of the city. Sur- the Moon-Blais Implement Company,
.rounding the statue were great! and will consist of a full and com
s anils to accommodate the many dis-;plete line of seeds, implements, fonc-
, , omciais and guests In- ing, and almost every other thing that
v take part n the exercises. ; a farmer will need In his business.
f r m"" ,lntn.ry standpoint the oc- We take this opportunity of
e ,.r h..?,V u u "ny ? mllanr event thanking our many friends and pat
nVrLii L L I,,lliu,"'""lis- The big rons, past and present, for their gen
parade which preceded the unveil-! eious appreciation nnrt nalronane.
Reiriment nt f1'nbrace the Tenth
m me regu ar armv
sta-1
tloned
at rort Benlnniln T4ii,.i.ian
the notable Black Horse Troop of the
mvei military Acaaemv, a large
contingent of the Indiana National
Guard, the Spanish-American War
veterans and many seml-mllltary or
ganizations. '
Half-way surrounding the monu
ment Is a magnificent stone exedil
upon which are carved three short In
scriptions. They are:
The Union of the States.
The Supremacy of Law
Unselfish Public Service.
Nowhere on the monument is any
reference made to General ni
son s public career, even mention of
the fact thnt ho f i!.L . ,2 iinear school, high school and store:
of the 'l'imed" Stye's "beTni'lf I'l ?!!..m'' 0 to railroad
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TIMI1ER FOR SALE
Four and a half million feet of old
growth fir. consistingof 12ft aero,
only i.e and a half from tide-water.
n.n k W..rlvefcf n sood !SKlng strem.
can be bouglrVfor $200rcash (need
the money). v
Apply to
TOM WOLF,
No. 400 Hellman Bldg.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
OREtiOX TIMBER LANDS
Ki'i 1 3 turnisaea, lana titlesj-x-ttfilned,
timber hWs cruised. tiiiMr
.ins oougnt and sold. Fred risk
;.Tdi,:g.8un- 6-rchan,s B'i
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Gasoline power.
e power, lVTw,
Moore
pnone Ke,l 32S2. Orders
small will be apr.rSated.
large or
' GASOI.IXK
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SAW.
Garrlsc
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to gage. Office Black 1571 u"."
Black 1751.
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NOTICE OP DISSOLUTION
Be It known that the business con
ducted at 65 East Ninth street, and
heretofore known as Moon & Tinir-
ley's feed, seed and implement store,
is hereby dissolved, by mutual con
Isent, Mr. Tingley retiring from the
I business. All bills owing by the firm
will be settled at the old stand. All
accounts and notes due the firm of tors for power ud li
Moon & Tingley must be settled at Fnlrianks-Morse Wiw
the store nt once, either hv rash nr Towers.
note. . Accounts not so settled will he Fairbanks-Mora Grata
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1'Kicu wiui a collection agencv, wim viiupikts, iirurwup
Instructions to make immediate set-' A I first ausllir rok
tlements. ! prices ahvay, in Mt. H
.Mr. N. J. Blnis, of Eugene, a young Prompt reply to feium
succeed Mr. Tingley, and the busi- prices,
.ni i, i. i ..
and hope and predict their continued
relations with the new firm, who will
make every effort to live up to the
old firm's motto, "A Satlsfieu Cus
tomer." W. .S. MOON,
029 F. S. TINGLEY.
A REAL BARGAIN
577 acres; 250 acres of fine land ,
In cultivation; ten million feet ofj
saw timber; a brand new sawmill
that cost over J2000; $2000 worth
of new farm machinery and tools; a
blacksmith shop; $1000 worth of j
horses, cattle, sheep and hogs; all;
level land; is In good neighborhood,
aiaiiou: iann nronnn ir ae is rnr s:iu
siauon; land around it sells for uim .vl.n:il
an acre; wotth $40,000. Price, $21,- All kinds of M, J
000. Reasonable terms. See the work promptly S(ti!J
neai r-state txenange. 'Torn ua'" 111 1
COLLECTIONS.
SMITHS, EXPERT rVB
MC AtXXrt'XT A NTS AND
STENOGRAPHERS, majjM
collecUoiia, open and close
books, keen, minll sots of.
books and Vo nil kinds of
stenographic work. We vtiH
be pleased to IjveOa talk
with you, Mr. ltiisivMb Man.
Office, 487 WIIIanMW
Phone Red 4411.
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KLOl'R FLOUR
Valley flour, $1.15 per sack
uuw Department Store.
-W (s
' large farm near Gervais hiVieen
chascQy a syjiillcite for $110 an
acre and Vril be out to fruit trees.
Twenty thousand apple trees and 20.
rtrtn peach trees are to out. and
(Tfl f-'rm;,IIl b.Ylld IiiSDJll tract:
War nor tn n m m Z .aa rp OI
i.ini jiurris aiusic Jere. n
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GASOLINE TOT
IRRICATION.SPRAm
PUMPING MACHPC
Fairbanks-Mont Gwbi
for pumping, tpn)and
rag. .Outfits complete.
Fairbanks Sola fa
Fulrbanks-.Morw Pjum
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Agents, Ei(,0l
FAIRBANKS, MM3
Portlamuraia
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CLIPPt
IS THE0REW
THEATRICAL 1.1
IN THE WOM
4.00 Per Year.
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