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PRICE CUTTERS
612 Willamette Street, Eugens, Oregon
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Great Half Price Clothing Sale.....
fc Being Held at Stanleys
Every suit of Men's Clothing in the store to go at Just One-Half
the Regular Selling Price.
Buy during this sale if you want to save one-half. Every new
Spring and Summer suit in the store to go during this-sacrifice sale
Big Reduction Shoe Sale
Every pair of shoes in the store reduced in prices during this sale..
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IROAD
WINS
Secure Thirteen
in Four
'Work
'' committee of the
-stt Company has put
"n and a halt today,
in of Eugene to
ni the result has
"hut, very encourae
"' approached was
'of building the road
Wowd to subscribe
ft net result nf the
'loot thirteen thous-
l olrt. The eood
f' tomorrow, with re-
,0l It Is confidently
- e imoiint sold tntnor-
weed that of today.
Mtwrlbinlg for As
Have your mind
! committee calls,
test von ran It to d
Proposition.
I0e form signed by
'"frlbe fOP snarelI
ltnf the I .. ..
Nr. at one dollar per
mereof, which I
treasurer of said
iVs- Ci,i
i per cent
1 wWrlptions to the
nall have been
' 'nnre at the call
of the treasurer by order of the board '
of directors as it may be needed to ;
prosecute the building of the railroad I
from Eugene to Florence."
WOOM-SAWYERS' NOTICE j
I
We, the undersigned wood-saw-j
yers of Eugene, agree to cut wood at
the usual prices for the season of
1909. I
Fir innnle sh. balm and ties, two '
cuts, 60 cents: three cutB, H'J cents.
Oak and slab wood, two cuts, Si
cents: three cutB. 75 cents.
Time sawing, $1.0 Oper hmir. one
man; each additional man, 25 cents
per hour.
Each member is under $50 bond
to cut wood at the above prices.
R. A. MAI.TZMAN,
W. W. MOORE,
C. E. RUSSELL,
I,. E. W ARD.
J. II. P. DIXON.
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TOBACCO AT COST
i 1. T?!,et,mattKni. b Dr.
, Slioop, of Racine. Wis., tells some
1 ... . i 1 iitaln a tin
plain trutns, ana in i"" -practical
war. Get this booklet and
a free trial treatment of Dr. Shoop s
Rheumatic Remedy for some dis
heartened sufferer in your vicinity.
Make a grateful and appreciative
. a-tirt fa Hisrolir-
irienn oi some - -
,,! hee.iiae of the failures oi.
others to help him. Help me to
make this test, and I'll certainly help
your suffering friend. AH dealers.
M) VOl- FEEL MKK T1HS?
Does your head ache or simply
feel heavV and neon, fort able? Ioes
your back ache? noes your side
ache' Do vou feel fagged out.
The tonic, laiative herb tea known as
line's Family Medicine will clear
yo"r head remove the pain in sMe
or back and restore your .Ueng h
Nothing else Is so good fr he oin
ach and oweis. At druggists and
dealers, 23c.
WMIAWI?
Gasoline power u. , o?
phone H.'d 431.
small win in- t'i -
NEW CONVENTION
ARRANGED BETWEEN
CHiNA AND JAPAN
Tokio. July 13. It is believed that
the new convention between japan
and Corea extends beyond the finan
cial arrangement necessary for the es
tablishment of the central bank, and
It Is expected that Corea will thereby
transfer her judicial autonomy to Ja
pan. CHiCAtiO WHEAT MARKET
SHIPPING CHERRIES
TO SOUTHERN OREGON
Chicago, July 13. July. $1.20;
September, $1.10 December,
$1.08 3-; May, $1.11 1-4.
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PILES! i'n-Es: iJLES!
Williams' Indian Pile Ointment
will cure blind, itching and bleeding
piles, it absorbs the tumors, allays
itching at once, icts as a poultice,
gives instant relief. Wiiiiams' In
dian Pile Ointment Is prepared for
piles and itching f the private parts
and Is sold bv Unn Drug Co. By
mall 50c and. $1. Williams Mfg. Co
Mnay Boxes Go to Grants Pass,
Medford and Other
Towns 4
OIIITl'AHY.
nv lady ran et a silvered "No
Drip'' coffee strainer by writing Dr.
Shoop. Racine, Wis. Send no
monev. Simply for the -Drip"
coupon privilege, giving your
name and addrets. I)r. Shoop will
also send free b new and Interest
ing little book describing Dr. Shoop s
Health Coffee. Health Coee la
such a close imlatlon of real aoffee
that It requires in espert to tell the
difference. And neither "
grain of real coffee in . Made
from pure toast-d grain, malt and
mil., ts flavor ind taste la eceed
inglv gratifying No tedious holi
ng either. "Mide in a ntlnute "
, Dr. Shoop. Write today for the
. Vrtrin" Coution. Ail
dock aim '
grijeers.
DeWltt's Mtte Early Risers
pills. Sold by U drus!sts.
p '-osnr aheUmaJlwlie
r- i nit
14
mm
i t in riav Free Trifll
UOOQ ro 70,c;aa,s free trial of
This Coupon entitles the bearer to ten oa
any Parker Ly ZZltn Ten days
be used for that pcrpd and M For
unless damped or broken b y v ole o
thedea'er's protection, a g K;udty ,
iSSSiS X ten dayson return of the
Maurer-Coppern o J K" f BgtB,, Oregon
542 WiiUm't'M St.. y1illlllH'Hll,MM"
Mnnager Holt has quite a gmid-slt-ed
force employed at tn packing
house of the Eusene Kruit Orowers'
Association enga-d in packing cher
ries for shipment. iie refort a
good demand from Southern Oregon,
one hundred boxes having been sent
to Grants Pass yesterday, while Mod
ford and othr towns have had orders
filled. The best market, however, is
in Seattle, where the btiik of the pack j
goes. j
The cherries are carefully sortod;
and packed In layers, and only the)
best grades are accepted . This sys
tem naturally semis the larger part,
of the local crop to the cannery. where j
the receipts are ninth heavier than at
the packing hoiie.
Alfred Miner, a well-known figure
la early Oregon history, died at the
home of his mm. at Acme, on Wtri
nesday, Juno ?, 1909, aged It years
one month-and ten days. ieatli was
due to general debility caused from
old ajje. Mr. Miner came to Oregon
in the ox-team days of 1X63, settling
first In the Grand Ronde valley and
later ning to Sdletn, Oregon and
from there fo Lane County.
he bus reside! continuously thronga-
oa the last tbirty-tiv? year.
NEW REALTY CO.
BEGINS BUSINESS
Kverybodys Realty Company is a
new firm from the East, and has just
opened a real estate office at SS0
Willamette street, upstairs over toe
Knykendall drug store.
J. W, Wagr. the manager, is an
old time reai estate man from Ne
braska. RUd is in touch and co-operat-
wturel ing with the leading real estate men
in different parts of Nebraska, lows,.
Kanatfs, Missouri, Illinois, Minnesota
Mr Miner was a man of storliBKand tho Dakota. Jiy their methods
jsrlucij!' and while be never etnnss s list of your property is placed in
ed a r'nt fortune In the wor'd'.tne hands of the actual bayera by
good, still he was rich in strict In-: their local representatives. The bsy
tegrlty. tetiiperam-e and moral fftrti-?rs are what you want and we are
tilde, iie was a man whose word was in touch with the people who will get
NEW PEOPLE HERE FROM
ILLINOIS TO LOCATE
his bond and who did much to pro
mulgate the pioneer honesty of the
early settlements In the Willamette
valley. He was of the Jscksoniss
line of political faith and was fa
miliarly known about the court house
In Eugene in the days of the Camp
bells and later in Sheriff Withers
time, iie lcavs one living son, Al
fred A. Minor, of Acme, Oregon, and
two daughters. Mrs. T. M. Martin, of
Eugene, and Mr. P. A. Wegner, of
Camp Crwk. Oregon, liia wife and
two daughters preceded him to the
Great lieyond. in his death the Oritn
Reaper ha dlsplseed another land
mark of the early Oregon pioneers.
Among thn new arrivals brought)
hero bv the Commercial Club are Mr. I
and Mrs. T. 4. Juw-k nd daughter,;
from Elgin, 111.. "i Mrs. A. W,;
Moore and two daughter, from New
Jersey. Mr. Moore wiii follow In aj
few months, after t losing up ills bus
iness interests. Hih gentlemen have
been wholesale Jeweler. 1
turn Kteusre vav
Kow is the time la get B utt f roas
the well-bred trotting sialltotr. Char
iie N weight Hm pounds, wiio will ,
make the season as follows:
CobBTH, Monday.
Harrisifflrjs, Tuesday.
juncOoa City, Wednesday.
Balance ct the week at the fair
jronnd, uvm.
Terms $iS to incur uekinc
cott: t to iimire with foal; (S for
tingle iesy.
FSAJJK C, KIN3, Owner.
them here.
Thia company hsa a novel method
of selling your city property somo-;
loleg thai Is entirely ew. Can sad
have them explain this to you. tf
IIMift (TBKII AT IloJIK BV XKW
AJtttlTHX SIKTHtM.
If you suffer from bleeiiing, ilch
ing, blind or protruding piles, send
ro your tddress, and i will tell you
how to fare yourself at home by the
new absorption treatment: and wii:
also send -Sfinte of this home treat
ment free for trial, with references
frm your own locality if requested,
imsnediate relief and permanent cure
siifed, Snd tyi nomey. but tell
others of this offer. Write today to
Mrs. M. Biiatutera, Rox P. Notre)
AT HOI !MX HOI SK j
I will Im at tli" Hoffman House the
balance of this seek, where I will be
pleased to meet nil those who desire !
to have their eyes an
with the best of classes.
J17 JEKItY HORN, Optician.
"The 'Moore" you naa w
The 'Moore yo wt."
MKHi5,
The Carpt-Clener, Phone
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TUV THIS HW
KEfifiERT.
Try JKLL-O, ihe dainty, ppet(jing i Dame, lad.
eronomli al dessert. Can lie prepared j -instantly
simply add boiling water j f!r. P. W. Prentice' offices are at
and serve when cool. Flavored Just j West Eighth street. Cal attend
right; perfect In every way, A 10ej fo day or night. Day phone Red
package makes enough dessert for l utl; sight phone Main S2. tf
large family. All grocers seli H,j .
Don't accept substitutes JELL-Gj Slf T. fUrrls, who apok
compiles with all pure food laws, hpJ.e flB f(M fjf(h ))f jy w. w.Bt ,
" " j cbeck to rover expenses, with enough
AK FOR THE l. K., j jft nIPf ( v.t vr cigar, but the
The new cigar made by the KH ,,,,) jMdxfl a-m the money back,
gene Cigar Co. 5'! lie said that he appreciated the hn-
jsr that was fels in being invited to
One acre of strawberries in Wat- j address Corvallia people, and despite
Iowa valley ieldd $',o). it l; the rain had a good time. Corvallia
Iimed. jfjaxette, ,
mtm exu t f use.
For tiie complete cure of coughs,
v'oldi, asthoaa and bronchitis and ait
lung complaint tending to coaaurap
Hob, llwrwort, tar and wild carrry
have for cgec mslnislned an eataa--"oilgb
remedy. It contain no os
ium or harmful drag and can be
given with safety to children, friew
Jl.BS. Bold by Lino Drag Co., Wil
liams Mfg, Co, props.. Clsveland, O.
Nesrij IWft acres wtll be rriga
t.d by a pew project near Prlneville.
Raits insure big crops in Klamatk.
-jiiijty vsilevs.
4 :
Seen of h eliiWrea of M. O.
TuH, of Marion county, were iakn
to he ixsfii sn4 iflri home s Port
)!Kl Sast week. These were part
of fifteTi horn Is one fatniiy, part
being dead. ' '
I Best at Any Jj
Coid botlco htm can aiway bej
found at the ( niversity Home ftak
ery We mske a specialty of putting
up lunches. I.n-B bnie furaish
free. 1 Kast 'h at. " ,
Your
Pi
nn'!;r dinner Js not ,("-
tr cream. Toa can
it delivered prompflv at any!
time by calling tip the I'aljifl ofj
Sw.ts, P'ark 1 31- I
Kt'-ry Houwii Will lie llerelei. 1
if von will end your name andj
addre'i we will msli your t'iiKK j
parVace ot Mother tiray s Antrallaflj
i,eaf a certain, pleasant herb cure!
hn women His. It is reliable!
regulator and never-falling, if yoitj
have pains in the back, urinary,,
bladder or kidnev trouble, us" this
j)lijiant uiiim of aromatic herb,!
root, and Pave. Ml druealt sell
it, r.tt fi'iit-. or address The Mother,
Gray Co., I." Roy, S. Y.
We sfit! have rh-mg and smoking
itobaeeos at first r.,l.
O rk! cucwrf rmca co.
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The l;iiem Chci Assortatloa was
a flnsiM lsl failure. Otherwise, it M
t splendid nieces.
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MOST CR.0CERS SELL
Olympic Flour j
SNOWDRIFT AND BRILLIANT
every tuck guaranty td
Made of it' d Ktern I Irfaun brd wtmrt.
(t iwodure m"re in- of bresii thn any oHe
iiovr no i;e , , . -
ranso of the the lttmnrl osnttty of bread)
produced l he i no tifgiiee tlisn foe other
flonrs. AHK Vot B i :R FOB IT.
THE PORTLAND IFLOUJUNG MILL
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