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H EUGHKbI War GVARD, FRIDAY, NOVKMHER IS, u. 0
in the
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cert assistants.
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by their mile.
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Beloved Than, &.
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.
'he Booth-Kelly Lumber
1 4 East 8th Street, Eugene, Oregon.
KITCHEN & KOMPP
Livery, Feed and
Sales Stables
Sample room In oonnctlon located In
Register King., Willamette au
Oak and 7th Eoeene. Or.
Phone Main 03
Appreciates smoking good
cigars. It gives him relaxation
The Mount Hood Cigar is a
favorite among all thinkingmen
It is positively the best 10c
Cigar on the market
THURSDAY SPECIAL
Dennison's
Decorated Crepe CJ
Pafcr 15c
&hwarzsehili"s BoiK Stort
The House of Superior Quality
56. WBhtU s.
HOMORE PALMER BUYS
ROGUE RIVER LAND
Chicago Millionaire Makes An
Investment of $37,000
Near Medford
Medford. Nov. 12. A land deal of
considerable moment has been closed
here by which Honore Palmer, son of
the late Chicago millionaire, becomes
owner of 1300 acres of land. This
body of land Is of the most produc
tive kind In the county and lies on
,.,.,) DHa nf th Romip river, twelve
miles north of Medford. This partic
ular section along the Rogue river is
in the finest fishing grounds on the
coast, and well-known to many fa
mous fishermen from abroad.
The price paid for the land ts $:!7,
000 cash. Mr. Palmer expects to di
vide the land into five and ten-acre
tracts and place them on the market.
Besides this Investment, which he
made on his recent trip here, he also
bought copper mining property locat
ed near the well-known Blue Ledge
Mine, about 30 miles southwest of
Medford.
BROWNSVILLE HAS
BUILDING GROWTH
Brownsville. Nov. 12 Brownsville
is assuming metropolitan proportions.
Two new brick business blocks have
been completed a:id fine resident
been mi. re substantial buildings
erected during the past year than In
anv previous ten years.
Brownsville's most pressing need
is train serv'r-e. It tak-s passengers
rwo davs to make the trip to Portland
and return, a distance of less than
iiii miles. , ,,
The cltv and vicinity has reecutl
established a market day system,
which bids fair to he a good booster
for this part of the valley.
oyptRHi EAATHRU OTBTBtv".
ist received, the first direct strlp-
. . V.matmrn OVSterS.
teeBl OI exn ' -
r sale lu any quantity O Otto a,
90c per quart.
JUHT RHfmvm).
. . i IhrtfN nicaJe hsms.
which we ars selling at
. pound (one to a j;"''".. v
The HANDT MEAT MARKET. E.
Fifth and Willamette strew.
IJst your tlmoerisaa..
i.orf. m aeil. send yoor de-
ripTion and prle Fred k
chants' Bank building. Eugene. 0
gn. Jnrt arrlTed-Olb,e'"' ,b, "d
bag tags M WeKa.
oistier
MONACO'S RULER
IS SIXTY YEARS
OF AGE TODAY
Paris. Not. 13. A dispatch from
Monte Carlo says that flags are ev
erywhere displayed throughout Mon
aco today In celebration of the six
tieth birthday of Prince Albert, the
reigning prince of the little Mediter
ranean principality which derives lt
entire revenues from the world-fa
moos gambling casino at Monte Car
lo. Prluce Albert nt the present time Is
n ban nt from his HI tie domain on one
one of his scientific expeditions. Ills
chief delight is marine dredging,
and he has often told his friends that
If the state of his finances did not
depend upon the Monte Carlo tables
he would have long since ordered
their suppression.
The prince draws $2.r0.000 a yenr
from the syndicate which controls
the gambling privileges. The heir
to the throne Is Prlnre Louis, a son
of Prince Albert by his first wife.
Lady Mary Hamilton, who was the
slater of the Duke of Hamilton. He
was divorced from her In 1880 and
sevoral years later married the wid
ow of the Duke of Klchelleu. Bhe
was originally Miss Alice Heine, of
New Orleans, and her father was a
wealthy Hebrew banker.
Prince Albert's one passion If the
study of oceanography. He has pub
lished many volumes on this subject
and In ordor to be better able to pur
sue his Investigations he had built at
enormous cost a vessel equipped with
sclcntiilc apparatus anil fitted with a
glass bottom for observations of the
ocean's bed.
SIMMY APIfilN'T.MK.VTS.
' Bible University students will
I preach next Sunday as follows:
I I) L. Morgan. Junction City; D.
. fU....,,,,, v. v ait.
I r. . .-.HI I T'rBWe, lll'iini"".
I vers. Amity: C. It. M're. Hnlsey;
I F M. Brooke, Myrtle Point; F. C.
isievens Franklin: W. A firessmnn.
I North Bantlam: H. O. Van Winkle,
Ciiburg: Herbert Huberts. Irving;
Howard McConnell. Woodbnrn;
Henry 8. Chample, Holley; J. M.
Orlck, Brownsville.
Mlaol Tomr fliororo.
If yon 5't mobo4r frtrt.
Wu-lnM to keep out o J
a. .. argBi ftOA. a al Witt OWC
OUT leUsi mmm .. ..
on of river nil bwl trele Urn
take Dr. Kin" Ke Ufi ritl Taey
keep WUloaaneae. Mimj,
dice out f ywnr ayit.
Kaykeadall'a drag atore.
WOUH MW'
I Oaseltaewar, r Meorjfc
boss Rid,Ji22. Ord4Jf
an will he aerela!4.
iBIO REDO'TIQN on all f''hrs
Baturdayf N.mber U. Bolton
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YOUNG HUSBAND
TURNED SAVAGE
Wealthy Pasadena Man Faces
Serious Charges Wife
Aaks for Dirorce
Ios Angeles, Cal., Nov. 12. Huuil
for divorce by his wife, the daughter
of n wealthy family, Thomas II.
Nelmes, a young and rich business
mnn of Pasadcnu, was charged In the
superior court today with ninny nets
of cruelty, principal of which was
the allegation that he struck his wife
In the mouth with a telephone receiv
er while she was trying to cominnnl
cale with friends, advising them of
his savage treatment.
Habltunl Intemperance and ex-1
tremo cruelty are tho grounds set
forth In the complaint. The charges
are a surprise to the friends of the.
Nelmes, who havo always been ex- j
tremely pnpulnr.
"My husband often urged tun to
drink," testified Mrs. Nelmes. "On
one occasion when I deollned he In
sisted thnt I should. Finally I yield
ed and drank just one glass of wine.
Then he sreused me o-f being drunk.
When we reached home ! endeavored
to telephone a girl friend and he
strack me In trfe month with the tele-1
phone receiver."
vroov SAwnf.
John M, P. Dixon, tnaommnr i W.
fl. Hoddy. AH wood mwnA ta ruakk
For prompt m?rv)e phou Hlarlc
3312. Kfnlrlnce Z24 Hlfrto ntfvi. it
iiaine Wgummw,
(lltK4. TIMHKK MMW
Abstracts furnishfwl, land titles ex
amined, timber lands orulsed, timber
lands bought and sobfc Fred Fink.
Hugnne, Oregon. Merchants' Hank
Building. tr
! lAwetii
Aueltae peww, ky W. W. Ueere
SkM Rod 3212. racers tars e :
al l Iw spuveataled
AWILfTfB WOSJS) BSWwV
Call f Pkoae lists 2 sr Faratsra
I. R. A. Maltams tf
alter Dear, tMt per seek.
Air
tf I
BlllOr,rtI,,ot "tow.
Cuckoo clocks at Locker's.
Sig-net rings eagTared free
at Lackey's.
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Asstrsstsrnuhed and land tit les
esamlaed. Fred Flak, Merchants ,
BvtS ktaidlag. wuceas, Orsges. If j
More
over
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nerveT
Bp
rimitaTabletsr.
YKLbOW LaML)
BI A MANI Kr In, hi man. nature
IniondM you to b, INIWVITA TAHLUTS will
quicJilr rMiore yt.ur ht-nlth nj tren(h. Tl
only rollable mwlklnfl U lot powir, ahrunksa
or van and all evil riiilla o( fuut rw'ul ItidUcriV
tiouor Um ucdmIti um of lobaccv liquor u4
opium.
MERVITA TABLETS have a rword far
twenty rnara. Tn at tbmitatt'la oT hapiy and
Sruaperoua nifin kmm of tlioir orcullar pritaoc.
rlt Ux buublol. Hnnt hr mail n rwaipt of
prkffc $1.00 par bos; 6 Cmim fS.OO
Nervifa Pills I LOGO VITALUU
FOR MIN AND WOMIN
A train at thWr raaioratlvit powfra thr can tw
bo poMlbla reaiataiicA, Their InMurnca ovir all
tMTToua dlaordtfa U aimplr auprme. Of pecu
liar pntaawr for tho upbulfdlar ol tho narncna
tnra aad roMorlaa' vltalltr to wsajr, iiftwi,
BrorkaJU ancaskwotDnaaad trlrla. Batef loo
mimh vtow a4 hwoJtli to pwlo cJ-oofca. Uor4 Ua
too on t a to oracUcnot IH. Woat for aoajlr thirty
joaxo wttooot autrwtioa of fa liar. Sort or
man on rooolot of orloa. M eaarto aa? koc C
4 ooaoo lor I2.M. At oM Droftate.
riVMBU 9V O.mifcrbW, ONIOAM
VOR lAIJI HY MAIIX IMtl'O KTOItF
IN ONE OR MANY COLORS
LAROF.8T FACILITIES
IN THE WE8T FOR
THE PRODUCTION OF
HIOH ORAOE WORK
urtl m mw at iiinii anifi
w, r.lNv ssJl -.)
HALL - SHU M WAY
Plunsysg snd lowrr Work.
j Also general Jobbing to tin and
! sheet Iron work. Iron work promptly
attended to.
c , of.plumblos rutu-e.
rkosw lilaak 1871.
Tth aad Oak sMs.
r
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Co,
c'asolink encines
IRRIGATION, SPRAYING and
PUMPING2MACHINERY
FsJriMUk-Mone OaaoUse Engtnea
lor pamplng, aprstvlnri, sswUig, grind,
bag. .Outfit oompleto.
Falrbaaks Scales for weighing.
Fair baake-Horse Dynamos ami Mo
tors (or power and light.
FalrUuiks-Morse Wlsdmllls and
rowers.
Fairbanks-Morse Grinders, Feed
Choppers, Well Puni.
All first quality goods at lowest
prices always In stork. liberal terms
Prompt reply to Inquiries anil qulrki
lilpnwiita. Write for catalogue and
prices,
BERCER-BEAN HDW. CO
Agents, Eugene, Or.
FAIRBANKS, MORSE OB, CO.
Portland. Oregon
Groceries
You will always find,
the best brands of.
Croceries
FreshlGreew Vf (jetabfes
Flcmr and Fcca
Ne 4elavi, wi bse ess ewa ealivtrv
Pierce Bros.
Phw Mala S3
12 Et 9 rt
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