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VHE EUGEPE DAILY GUASD, SATURDAY, AUG. 28, 1909
Co
rv-v. Uo you
l''li think you
sion or trade
tite, and lay
your nerves alt gone, and your stomach too? Has am
bition to forge ahead io the world left you? If so, you
mi glit as well put a stop to your misery. You cao do it if
you will. Dr. Pierce's Goldeo Medical Discovery will
make you different individual. It will set your lazy liver
to work. It will set things right in your stomach, and
your appetite will come back. It will purify your blood.
If there is any tendency in your family toward consumption,
it will keep that dread destroyer away. Eveo after con
T f
sumption has almost
lingering cough, bronchitis, or bleeding at the lungs, it will bring about a
cure in 98 per cent, of all cases. It is a remedy prepared by Dr. K. V. Pierce,
of Buffalo, N. Y., whose advic is tivtn ret to ell who wish to write bins. His
freat success has come from hii wide experience and varied practice.
Don't be wheedled bv a penny-grabbing dealer into taking inferior substi
tutes for Dr. Pierce's medicines recommended to be "just as good." Dr.
Pierce's medicines are op known composition. Their every ingredient printed
on their wrappers. Made from roots without alcohol. Contain no habit
forming drugs. World's Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
DTTDrV' 1 riMfi
Plumbing. Heating; and Tinning
J Manufacturers of Galvanized
Estimates
None but Competent
The One Cigar "She" Won't, j
Object to is a "Banquet,"
For it has a suprrb Aroma j
that even the non-smoker ap-1
pteciatcs. j
That Aroma of a "Banquet" is j
that of the very best Tobacco
ever put in a 5c Cigar a fact '
that you will appreciate it you
were to try one.
Why not try it today.
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Borne broken line to close
out
Borne new goods that are
Just out
Some Unci that are never
never out itaple lines
Hat Pins, Brooches, Bolt
Pins, Alarm Clocks, Foun
tain Pons, Watchos, Ster
ling Silver Spoons, Silver
Plated Ware, Match Boxes,
Cut Glass, Ladles' Watch
Fobs, Etc.
Maurer-Coppornoll
Jewelry Co. (Inc.)
512 WII.I.AMKTTK ST.
$1 $1 $1 SI $1 $1 $1
THE
LATEST
IN
WALL PAPER
BASS HUETER
.PAINTS
Fred Ludford
The Paint Man
Phone Ited (411
161 W. 8th 8t.
AUTOMOBILE
FOR HIRE
Five passenger "car for hire
any time day or night
GOOD DRIVER
CALL BLACK 1231
W. H. SMYTH )
Transfer Company
HII do gwl transfer battue)
wood for sale,
orders promptly
attended to.
Phone Main U
ea. rbome. Rod Wla,
Ygu Feel This Way?
tcci all tired oui r uo you lometimei
jus( can't work away at your profes
any looker? Uo you havt a poor ap
awake at mghti unable to sleep r Ar
gained foothold in the form of
Commercial Club IBIock
Commercial CIul
Phone Main 536
Iron Cornce and Skylights.
Furnished
.Workmen Employed
X
4
Lumber
Shingles
Lime
Plaster
Cement
: ELMIRA LUMBER GO, J
X Phone Black 5166 X
1 Yard 4th and Pearl i
EATON'S
Book Bindery
nokn llomnd.
Magazines lUmnd.
Portfolios Mmlo.
Illnnk I looks Killed ud Bound
to Order. ,
Artistic llookblndlag Doae.
Nothlnic lint Good Work.
Nent Hut Reasonable Prioei.
Office at
EATON'S BOOK STORE
K. Munroe
f. W. Mitrot
MUNROES
Furniture and Hardware
Sole Agents for
Portland Stoves and
Laclede Ranges
Trunks, Suit. Cases, Rugs,
Matting, Bedding
7 Wrat F.lehth St., KnRone, Orrgos
Phone Red IMUl.
WEIL DRILLING
Any Size Hole, Limit J000 ft
G. W. TAYLOR
828 Patterson St.
Phone Red 3372 Ot
Something Good io
Fruit Leands
HOLLENBECK
WEEK'S NEWS
' AND GOSSIP
. OFGOTHAM
What New Yorkers Are Doing
and Saying This
Summer
Ily Glonn Giiernney.
On the fact! of the xtatue of Horace
Cireely. In front of the Tribune build
in?, the observant pasnerby may per
ceive an exprehslon of pain. Things
are not as they used to be on the old
sheet, and Horace has a right to be
I KrW-ved.
I Thofl observations and other sup
i pressed opinions more pertinent, but
not lit. for publication lu a family
! ,nt-wsiiit;er, are aneut the recent res
j iKnation of William Winter as dra
matic critic of The Tribune.
' There remains little doubt that the
I dean of American theatrical review
ers, who has been on the Tribune's
j fit-ins line since c all to duty by
onice (Ireely In IXba, was offered
up as u sacrifice to the "theatrical
trust."
If what Is littered up and down
Broadway is true, Winter has loii(
licen a man marked for slaughter by
the benevolent avslnillators of the
drama. The old man of the brave
heart, the alert 'brain and the tren
chant pen has ever refused to truckle
to those to whom Providence has en
trusted the drnmullc interests of the
country. He lias entertained a no
tion iHKSsilily erroneous, that drama
tic expression is an art. and not a
business, and that it should conform
to artistic rather than commercial
standards.
Such -heresy In tills day and nse
could have but one result. Mr. Win
ter's "copy" was slashed unmerci
fully, possibly at the behest ot the
cnuutini; room. The great critic's
ri'.-:isnat ion followed, as a mailer of
course.
Whltclnw Kcid, who wears knee
panties nt the court of St. James and
spends many thousands of dollars in
maintaining democratic simplicity in
London, is the owner of tin? Tribune.
It would be Interesting to know If he
was a party to t'.ie humiliation of
Wlnrvr, nnd whether he considers
Hint the money of the thcntrlcmul
trust is worth having at hik:1i a price.
However, week-end parties for the
King and t-lmllnr festivities come
high. and are of more worth, perhaps,
than the services of the very few able
and honest critics of the drama In
this country.
Many friends of tho American
drama look upon tho retirement of
Winter as little short of it national
catastrophe, but the newspapers of
New York, with tholr usual spineless
subserviency and lickspittle attitude
whenever the 'business office is con
cerned, have had little to nay about
It. The 'New York Press, the only
newspaper of the metropolis to sup
port Its dramatic writers when they
havo Incurred the displeasure of the
"'trust," Is an honorable exception.
Poor Horace (rrcely! He was a
bravo and a good man. Let us hope,
for his sake, that the dead do not Bee
beyond the veil that separates this
world from wherever llorare is.
One inquiry roinahis. Who will
reid tho "Trlli" now that William
Winter Is no longer of Its ataff?
Maybe the answer to that question
will also affect the counting room,
Mr. Held. The shado of Horace
Oreeley's paper without the Winter
of Its dramatic discontent, Is like a
certain celebrated Shakesperlan play
bereft of Its principal character. A
crown of thorns ought to be supplied
w It'll, each copy. The render is en
tit lei to some material symbol of his
martyrdom, so that less hardy ones
may look on and marvel.
Klfty t'ent 0H'ru.
An experiment that will bo of In
terest to music lovers throughout
the country will be the season of
fifty-cent grand opera which Herr
Oscar Hiimmerateln will put on at his
Metropolitan Opera House on Monday
night. Bduouttonnl opera. 'Herr
OBcar calls It, since It Is evident to
hla discerning Intelectuals that only
the rich may know and appreciate
good music, and that the noor folk.
I who will come in on his fifty-cont
ante, re necessarily in need of musi
cal education. Besides calling It edu
ot Choice Fruit Land and Have Subdivided
same into 1 0, 20 and 40 acre tracts
Why pay $200 per acre for fruit land when you can buy just as good fruit land for only $50 per acre
This land is situated five mijes from depot. A good level road all the way. We have sold six tracts com
prising 180 acres within the last 8 days. Why not comeon and talk the proposition ever with us. These
tracts can be bought on time, small cash payment, bnhnce to suit the purchaser.
cational 'opera smacks :? charity r.nil '
Philanthropy, and give opimrt unity
for a line of press agent ralk regard-:
In if the probable loss ,i f inline!. . -p '
Minikin the new veniim- But that's1
all iTght. Oscar John. i). C!arnejpi
Hammerstelu. We fall for it. Uut
honestly, Herr Oscar, do ou thik you
could find an Italian fruit-peddler ia
Mulberry street mere in n-;ed of niu.il-!
cal education than the avera patron
of jour regular igh pricau opera?1
Just a-teew us do you? j
Holnit-H Centennial.
Baked lieans and holy mackeral! !
News percolates from Boston that the
hub, that bespectacled centre of liter-1
attire and learning is not to cele-!
brate the centennial anniversary of
the birth cf Oliver Wendell Holmes.,
Brutal and commercial New York la
not so unmindful of the fame of "Tho
Autoerat of the Breakfast Table,"and
tomorrow's centenary will be duly ob
served tomorrow. Although greatest
Btress will be laid upon Hrsliues ac
tivity as a writer. Dr. Holmes, the
physician, will not be forgotten. The
New York County Medical Society is!
arranging for a celebration to be held'
later, when his fame as an M. D. will
be discussed. Dr. Holmes, it Is point-'
erl out, was for thirty-five yeara pro-'
fessor of anatomy In Harvard Medi
cal School. Ho was passionately fond
of the study of medicine, which he
pursued for some time abroad, and!
was iu active practice for several1
years.
Heat tile Taxh-uliliy.
For attempting to beat a taxlcabby
out or $20.3(l,Uie price of a little ride
In which she indulged, -Mrs. Marie
Arnold, a delicate, sweet-faced and
apparently refined woman, has Just
completed a ten days' .sentence in
gaol. Cigarettes, it is alleged, were
her ruin and brought her to so sad n
plight. When Mrs. Arnold was ar
rested, she appealed to her sister, but
that, lady was hard-hearted and In
sisted that a short term in a cell
might operate as a cure for the cigar
ette habit. Behind the bars, Mrs. An.
nold spent her time 'betwen weeping
and begging for cigarettes with which
to assuage her grief. The woman al
leges that she was taught to smoke
tne paper pipes" 'by her husband,
who was a wealthy manufasture of
wall paper.
Sluice for flie (.'under.
There is an ancient proverb to the
effect that what is Worcestershire for
the goose Is also a proper sort of
dressing for the male member of the
family. This would appear to apply
to the ctucern which operates the
penny-in-the-slot gum and sweetmeat
machines, and which caused tho ar
rest and confinement in jail of
Charles Watson, of Kockaway. on a
charge of stealing two cents from
ono of their vending contrivances.
Watson denied the heinous allegation
but was sent off to jail and locked up
In u cell for many days. To a looker
on In Oshkiuli, the gum company
seems over-peevish about its two
cents. .Many times many people have
deposited cents In the gum machines
and received neither merchandise nor
their money buck. Kinging in the
aforesaid ancient proverb, why are
not all the officers and stockholders
or the gum vending ruinpany in jail?
The answer to that Is so easy that It
would be Insulting to give It.
NO MEETING OF IRVING
GRANGE IN AUGUST
Owing to the busy season there will
be no meeting of the Irving Grange
during the month of August.
C. J. HURD, W. M.
E. A. BOND, Secy.
UPSTAIRS
I5UO Willamette Street
Is tho place to go to get some good
buys in farm lands and cltv
Our field man, Mr. Edwards. Is
thoroughly posted In the quality and
prices of all lands we have on sale,
and is in a position to give you rcli
ablo information. Our office table
Is groaning with nctual bargains.
Call and see us.
EVERYBODY'S REALTY CO.
EXCAVATlXti AXD GRAD1XO
I am In the field for excavating
your bnsements and furnishing you
with gravel for your foundation and
sand for your plnsterlng. ' Will also
grade and prepare your lawns to Biilt
your taste at reasonable figures. R.
Yergle, 685 West Seventh street,
city. u
WOOD RAWING.
John M. Dixon. All wood sawed to
gauge. For prompt service phone
Black 3312. Residence 314 High st
Hollenbeck
S F
Big Bargains
In Summer
Clothing
Our entire stock of summer
clothing, the largest line in
the city, has been marked
down to bed rock prices in order
to move it out before the fall
and winter goods come ia,
That Is why you will find
our splendid Hue of summer
weight goods placed loner ttiuu
ever ne must close them out.
Sole agents for Michaels,
Stern & Company's band-tailor,
ed suits.
Our line of gents' furnishings
Is complete mid In bliiris, II u
derweui and Neckwear we are
sure (o have Just what yau are
looking for.
ED. HANSON
East Niutb Street
AT
WING & CAMPBELL'S
Choice Beef Boils
Beiow Cost
Good Roast Beef 8c
512 Willamette . Phone Main 38
Madame Dean's
FRENCH
!S Pills.
FEMA
A Bafb, Certain He-
Menstruation. MEVEK KNOWN TO FAIL.
Hufr! Sure! Spedv! V itinfacllon (luar
ftnteeti or Money lWunlt-tl. Sent prc
patil irl.i'OpTbox. W HI Mend Uum
on trlnt, i bo pat'l 6r when relieved .
Hamples Kreo. Iintl.'t on gettlnir ttt
trenulne, U'xvpt no nubntttulo. If your
druuKtfti d(x uot buvo them send your
orders to I ho
e
UIITED tEDICAL CO., Bgl 74, Linen for, "l.
Sold in Eupene tv IV. L Delano
Well Drilling j
Sec f
f.nn m rruunr 7
tor good
well drilling
Phone Red 4872
867 S Willamette St
CROUP
Btoppro la 80 minntet
puro with Dr. bhoop n
Crtmp KrmtMly. Uue
M"n win surety prove.
no Tomitin. do dis
Voss. A wife tvud plrmsingMrup Wo. IruKriiiLa.
McMurphey
ie' hat m u
HEY
September Records
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A.Mi;i;:;oL iiixokds
t'HKAI'KST AXD
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KKCORDS
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fMsha . Lawrenc :
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I SSS. I'lione Jtlack'i f i '
w mil st. I vji sum
W. j. Haskell & i
30 West Sixth St.
The Best WorkmashsD Our M vTI
For painting or house decorating we use the besVi it
rials and furnish expert artists at reasonable obar j.
: Protected From the Sun
and your house will be oro-
J ected. Costs no more and J
T wears longer than other paints T
; ask tor a color Card
I Overton Wall Paper
I and Paint Company
X 16-18 Seventh St Phone Red 1 161
No Vacation or Outing; is
Complete
without the help of a
A KODAK
Prices run from $1.00 up
SCHWARZSCHILD'S
BOOK STORE
BUY WOOD NOW FROM
WILLIAMS TRANSFER CO.
Light and Heavy Hauling
WOOD FOR 8ALB
,,
04 Willamette Street. Eogeae, Or
4
I Use Sun Proof Paint
A A.
i
Have Purchased 9 1 9 Acrei
:5L.
Phone Black
WATTII Villi!
I1U.
See that he Is On Time. IiuTlme l
Has the Time. A watch id his pi
et, bought of us. does tlieltrick. 1 Fii
Nothini; delight the vouth lit
than to know that he can defl
upon his walch. '
S M A R T T p'y$
- r- iiu
eeeeti
Coney Island
At the Head o 0e
tne run Ktzce j
X On a warm day briiij thei '
i children out and ijoyj
V J . .Jf ... UHiM
X Cream, Soft Drinks l and
Lunches. Everything-crd-
crly. ..,
No i liquor sua
i Soccial attention
t women and Children
fare from city
EUGENE ,rRANSFER
Excelsior wood, urn load
Dry Maple, sawed, per cotO.J
i "rj w two, mwea esro. . i
Dry body fir. 4-foet. eerd . . 2
Uiiv.
MI ,
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487
Willamette Street.
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