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Children Experisnoe agaumt Experiment.
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pS and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. II
neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
HL Its age is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms
J"j Fererishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
fit relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
Wulency. I assimilates the Food, regulates the
m and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
JjhUvn's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
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TNK CtHTIkUH OOMMNT, TT MURRAY aTRCtfT, HCW VORK CITY.
POLITIC AUoSITUAIION AS""1"'
0 BETWEEN JIGH
lltWEU At WASHINGTON
SCHCOLSWAS TREAT if
When Kusene Hl;h beat the As
toria Ululi yesterday afternoon on'
Washington. D. C..ot. 31.-0M The elocto,9l colleKe will contain
Iiclal Washington is looking forward 4 votes this year. The candidate
to the results of the election next w1 w'n must have at least Jt2
Tiipk,I;iv a-itl iim.i.. ..ii 1 ift ctnrnl votes Roma f tii,... .v...
., truufiHTS Ol ailX- ----- , . iiit.vit;.! iiin-iBuiiuasiU. lOOlimil lKj. ICS
ious interest. President Roosevelt is : cotest may be disposed of by mathe- j every fought in this cli,, was plated JJ
making no attempt to conceal his in-1 ma,lcs as wel1 now as on 'his day Though outweighed, the Astoria team
terest in the outcome of the contest i noxt week- rr instance, there is lit-l played grlttlly with marvelous i
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Kim aid field 5 to 0, one of the nret-i
tiest Intel-scholastic, (ootball babies :
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Creamery o Butter
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tie use to argue the fact that the science. The local team 1.1..U h.i.i ..f
Democrats have 120 electoral votes : every advantage and with rare ex
bottled up. These votes will come i ception did the right thing In every
iium eicteu aoiiiueru males as fol- luove.
lows:
Alabama u j
Arkansas 9
Florida 6
Georgia 13
Louisiana 9
Mississippi 10
North Carolina 12
South Carolina 9
Tennessee 12
Texas IS
Virginia 12
Total 120
There are four border states that
are reasonably certain to win: These
are:
Oklahoma 7
Missouri is
Kentucky 13
Maryland S
SIGN UV A B o:
at is the way the trade flieo 'in
I ELECTRIC SIGN
6as the same fascination for people
that light has for mothsitj
attract them its way
brilliantly lighted store is always
well patronized
Everything Possible in Wiring or Gas
ane County Electric Works
JOE TUCK, Mgr. 62 7 S. Willamette
jig Closing Out Sale
winCTru mil ana uryan and has giv
en his personal attention to the ar
rangements for receiving the election
returns at the White House next
Tuesday night. The Presideut is par
ticularly anxious, too, that the next
house shall be of his political faith.
The campaign for members of Con
gress, though overshadowed bv the
Presidential contest, has not been
neglected, as some persons are in
clined to admit that the Democrats
may make gains over their present
representation in Congress, but they
do not concede the former all thev
are claiming. Both parties have di
rected their final energies to the dis
tricts where the fight is closest.
Although denied the right of local
suffrage Washington, because of the
presence of the national government,
takes the greatest interest In the out
come. Hundreds of the clerks, both
Democrats and Republicans, In the
Vnplnne itunDNmuitl. -1, n ..tilt J
u,.u. ,.,,La tl- mill I1UIU .
their lppnl i-esiiletirA In tha Ctntaa
from which they were appointed T?aJ ,
have gone home to vote. As none' . '-0, vo.tcs 1,1 tllB plpven
of the national campaign committees ! sta,es a"a '1,e 4b vo,es ln ,he border
is maintaining headquarters tn I states the Democrats niay count upon
Washington this year, the result ls ! 166 electoral votes. This leaves the
that the local element Is largely de-i part.y '6 votes short of enough to
pendent upon outside sources for the : c'crt- If tho . Democratic optimism
"straws- which show the wav the : hou d prove to be well founded. If it
political wind is blowing. Xeverthe- sl,ould ,lrn om to b,e a, Democratic
less it is probable that no cltv in thelear' that party probably will pick
country is better Informed as to the!"" some of the votes In the far es
situation. Leaders of both parties, i ';rn 8tu,,i;s' 1,u,t everybody who ap-,mi-.
i ...in. iif , plies mathemntics to the situation
constantly coming and going in the i reaches the conclusion that the par-
national capital and their opinions ;' 8 ,'"l,c 1,1 carrying the so-called
as gathered by the local press are!''"1'"'''"""" .n ..
well calculated to keep the people ollio' Nl'w ork and Indiana, with
Informed as to the progress of the i Delaware und West irglnin (which
'campaign In all sections states also are placet! in the doubtful
' As regards the Presidential con-' column by sumo of the mulhematl
'test, the opinion prevails here that flans) can be made to form a nuni
j New York, Ohio and Indiana, and her of combinations which would give
I Kew Jersey are tho real battleground, 'ho Democrats the necessary 7ti elec
i Other states have witnessed some toral votes and bring about the olec
! hard fought campaigns during the tlon of William J. Bryan. Hut with
j past two months, but the four states out these battleground states the case
named are expected to furnish most of the Nebraska candidate is hopo-
of the news on election day. loss.
hugene lacked but a few yards
twice In the first half of scoring nnd
once in the second half. Astoria
lacked six yards at one time In the
first half of reaching the goal line.
The method of attack was vntlrely
different. Astoria depended upon
brilliantly executed end runB, Eu
gene on line plunges by her swift
backs. Only the grittiest work
stopped the swoops of Knox Jenkins
nd Krieger through the heavy line.
and at the close of each half time on
ly saved the visitors from being
scored against.
Every man on both teams played
his best and with or two exceptions,
they all did well. Preston, Eugene's
right end seemed to star on defense,
but Hint he really did better than
any one else. Is a hard question, for
in co-operation lay tho strength of
both teams. Short, for Astoria, from
his left half position, mniie tho long
est run, but the Interference had op
ened up tho way.
Eugene both outpunted and
handled punts better than Astoria.
However, she lost two long kicks
which were fumbled In the second
hnlf. and which was the only blot In
her buck field work.
The game was logical. No costly
mistakes were made, no long dashes
for extraordinary distance, lioth
teams fought hard at every turn. As
toria was outweighed and In condi
tion, and was forced to take the defensive.
at DODGE'S
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FOR NEXT TEN DAYS
ies Underwear, bkirts, ivimonas,
Japanese Handkerchiefs,
Buttons, Thread and Jewelry
btly as I mean business must five up building
55 9th
Street,
JAS. LONG,
Kngs
J. H. VEST
EARL McNUTT
MNGS LIVERY CO.
Livery, Feed, Stage and Sales Stables
Cab Always Ready
First Class Turnouts bl All Descriptions
P'ZffiSTAGEIeave.Eag.n. EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE
ft? do not call at A daily sUge leive Eugene at A. m,
proldtta, but will call ( fo. Ma pit ton. clow cooikcUoo by
f" ""Wied the day keiore. Heamer lor Florence and Acme
Livery Phono 'Main 21
pgene Poultry Store
Big Saturday Sale of
Live and Dressed Poultry
are growing in popularity and in order to
nund we will have on ha a large supply 01 uvc
k fry. DON'T FORGET OUTNUMBER.
Ninth Street-
Phone Mair3U5
--SPORTING NEWS--
Maurice Sayers, the Milwaukee pu
gilist, Is now under the management
of Teddy Murphy.
'
Allerdlce Is showing some great
football with the University of Mich
igan team.
Jack Wendell, the Harvard star, is
writing football for a New York news
paper. The Virginia Polys were the first
to score against the Princeton cloven
this year.
Under their new leader. "Cap"
Coy, the Yale team Is working In
great shape.
The manager of Al Kaufman has
refused a bout with Sandy Ferguson.
around New York at the present time,
i
Andy Smith and Mike rtennott, two
; former Pennsylvania stars, are coach
i lug rival school teams near Philarel
i phla this Reason,
Steve Crosby, the old Harvard end
' nnd who never misses a game at Cam
' bridge, says that tho coaching of the
I Crimson squad this full Is the best In
! years.
Billv Delaney, the veteran trainer.
isays that Al Kaufman la ripe to go
I after the heavyweight title, with
Tommy Burns as the party of the first
part.
I
I Slnco 1S7G, the year the National
, I-eague was organized, Chicago has
won the pennant nino times. Twice
it has pulled down the flag three sea-
George Herberts nnd Johnny .Mur- sons running,
phv will meet in Los Angeles within
.. ,;.,b r,r tu-n The Three-I League salary limit
. A for next season will be (Hint), and
In case Captain Hollenbach Is un- any player who can prove that he Is
able to play. Pennsylvania will meet getting more than his contract calls
Michigan under a heavy handicap.
The bout between Jeff Doherty and
Eddie Murphy, which was to have ta
ken place at New Haven, has been de
clared off.
Gettysburg College has the honor
of making the first score against the
University of Pennsylvania team this
year.
Since 1S88 Harvard and Dart
mouth have met on the gridiron 19
times. Harvard has won 14 of these,
lost two and tied three.
Charlev Griffin, of Australia, is
one of the busiest fighters appearing
lor will be entitled to his Immediate
release.
For two years now there has been
a great deni of complaint about Villa
Nova's rough football play. line,
scratched 'he Pennsylvania Instltu
ii..n from Its schedule this fall on nc-
nnt nf the team's rough work last
season.
i m.w field of racing Is soon to be
,.i.n..H mi to American- horse'men. A
..inn i well established for the ectab
llshment of a winter circuit in Mex
ico, with Ihe City of Mexico as the
centre. It Is said the necessary con
cessions have been obtained from tin
Mexican government,
.
I
THE TARNATION ASHES.
X 1
, 01 Brinkerhoff in Cleveland L"d(g-
LEBANON TRAIN RUNS INTO
AND KILLS AGED MAN
Charles Uoehlnger of Lebanon,
who has been staying at the Soldier's
home In Hoseburg, was struck by the
rear coach of the Lebiuiou train last
night shortly after nine o'clock as he
was walking down the track from
tho lAbnnon depot. The car struck
tho nged man ln the back and knock
ed him fully thirty feet. When found
a few moments later by ono of the
train crew, ho waa dead. Goehlnger
was deaf and did not hear tho ap
proaching train. He had just returned
to Lebanon from Hoseburg where he
had been stopping at the soldiers'
home and had alighted from the
train and had started down the
track when the train backed up and
he was struck. So fur as known he
has no relatives. Albany Herald.
W11EHK lit 1,1,1.1 S FLEW.
David Parker, of Fayette, N Y.,
a veteran of tho Civil Wnr, who lost
a foot at Gettysburg, says: "The
good Electric HlttcrB have done Is
worth more than five hundred dol
lars to me. I spent much money doc
toring for n bad case of stomnch trou
ble, to little purpose. Then I tried
Electric Hitters and they cured me. I
now take them as a tonic and thev
keep me strung and well." 50o al
W. A. Kuykendnll's drug store.
A RKAL I1AROAIN
577 acres: 2li0 acres of fine land
In cultivation: ten million feet of
saw timber: a brand new sawmill
that cost over (2000; (2000 worth
of new fnrm mnchlnory and tools; a
blacksmith shop; (1000 worth of
horses, cattle, sheep and hogs; all
level land; Is In good neighborhood,
near school, high school and store;
six miles on good road to railroad
station: land around It sells for ("0
an acre; worth (40,000. Price, (21,-
000. Reasonable terms. See the
Heal Estate Exchange.
TIMI1KR FOR SALE
Four and a half million feet of old
growth fir, consisting of 120 acres,
onlv mile and a half from tldo-water,
SltiHlnw river, on good logging strorn,
can bo bought for (2000 cash (need
the money). ' "
Apply to
TOM WOLF,
No. 400 Hcllman Illrig..
Los Angeles, Cal.
WOOD HAWING.
John M. P. Dixon,' successor to W.
E. Itoddy. All wood sawed to gusge.
Kor prompt service pbon , .Black
3312. Residence (24 High stroet. tf
Gasoline Wooasa.,, , .
ORKtlON TIMIIKK LA.VDS
Abstraeui furnished, land tltlea ex
amined, timber landi cruised, timber
lands bought and sold. Fred Plsk,
Eugene. Oregon.' Merchants' Bank
Building. ' '
WOOIf fiAWIXii
Gasoline power, ty W. W. Moore
phone Red S22. - ftrdera. large or
amr will be appreciated.
Fiiorii Hont
Al
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Valley flour. (1.15 per sack.
Billy Department Htore.
W '
Whx. the Eugene Poultry Co. drew
VlY pw.ea wa because they used F.
JTSoofleld's Anlt.SJ! Chick Food,
manufactured at the Eugene Chemic
al Works, at Eugene, Phone lied
5081. N23
All goods boiP.it at J. 8. Liirkcy'n
Jewelry store engraved free. tf
8lngr Bewiu ai.cnlne Company,
615 Wlllatnette street, phone. Red
14H. "
EUGENE HOSPITAL
Medical and Surgical
STAFF
W Kuykrndall. M. D.
W. O. PioBcr. M. D.
P. I. Bartlc. M. D.
B. F. Seattle, M. D.
D. A Paine, M. D.
Geo. O'B.DeBar, M.U.
U E. McDougal. M. D.
For the care and treatment of
Medical and Surgical Cases
Modern operating room and equipment.
Appliances forX ray work.
Sputum and blood examinations
Full corps oi trained nurses.
Rates on application.
..Training School for Nurses..
Regular course of lectures by the faculty and practical
training in the hospital. The medical and surgical stafl
of the hospital constitutes the faculty. For rates or infor
mation address W. KUYKENDALL, M.D., Supt.
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mf)iX
Wo Carry Prime Meats
and no other kind. Our aim la
to have tile bust qualities only
.nd let tho oilier butchers han
dle the Inf rlor grades of i.icat.
Consequently our regular cus
tomers know for prima roast,
Ininh, mutton, veal or pork, for
II kinds of poultry In season ,
lud for chops, stenka and cut
lets, no competitor can ap
proach ua lu quality. Thu same
may be said of our splendid
hams and bacou.
Broders Bros
Phnne 2Main40 '- - West. Bib St..
MOST GR.OCi'RS SELL ?
Olympic Flour
every sack guaranteed
Made oi aelctcd Ealtcru Oregon hard wheat. It pro
duces mors Loaves oi bread (ban any other flour and the
loaves arc lighter and whiter. Becauv of the Increaaed
quantity of bread produced 'he coil l no higher than lor
oilier flours. ASK YOUR GROCEW FOR IT.
THt PORTLAND ' FLOURING ' MILLS
(MIlUfAHam Vif f gf Wif a fell at JVJIV1 aval
For Bedrock Wells and Pure, Whole
some .Water See '
- Satisfaction Guaranteed 0 '
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557 High Street
The Nettlcton
.Exclusively '
High Grade Shoe
ForGentlemen
FOREMOST IN ITS CLASS
FOR SALE BY
Burden & Graham
568 Willamette St.
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