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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (July 25, 1904)
I "Money Talks Sale" . AT THE -. " . The BON MARCHE ' Monday morning and for the week we lave placed a MONElf TAIK SALE that will eclipse all price selling records that has ever yet been seen. Every article in this big store will be marked at 'such phenomenal cut prices as to arouse the buying interests of all : the people. Come everybody buying here will be so easy. It will be just like getting money bom home. Shoe, prices you cannot match. - ."welt turned xford ties, Children's strap (9d You never ,aw its et,ual 4"C ' sandals. at the price embroideries Luxury that cost little, 34C None 0311 equal our Mit25c 50c Quinine hair tonic and misses' lace hose, Note the price and you 11 not be long making a choice, Oq Regular Irish dimity lawn, - - Emphatic bargains in ladies' See what we save youQ summtr corsets, - on 95c table linen, Men are comfortable in ouQc ytjJ" 50C , 75cand $1 lmen srurts at y m r men. - - - We're never outdone when it comes to sel-tC "7 Men' Rock- Sf ,s oo in ..J tin ,.,; ! fr.rA W w una; ciuiQlugt men a vo.jv mx viu Boys' suits at a sjng. If you're a . . i i i , 1 gooa s ngernow dcic s juur uiiAiiuc : 1 Keep the little girls. 1 Qn Value proclaims itself in our 50 cool, 35c sailor hats M ladies' 83.50 hand welt shoes""" v The uot;om has fal'.rn out of everything but the store. Come early Monday. Big Ribbon Sale all THE BON i The Bat-pain Store For Cigars JULIUS GOLDSMITH. the Weather. Tonight an! Tuesday showers and cooler. BEALS. Discount Sale Summer Good The remainder of our summer Dress Goods of all kinds and qual ities will be soiJ at a Discounts ' Summer Waists The few shirt waists that we have left at a big dis count also Cockerline & TAKE A l.CCK at cur JOUTH SHOW WIN Not Made It you are really looking for a fine 5C cigar, guaranteed, by the largest ? j? j? INDEPENDENT . manufacturer in the United ':-;-tir' estates to be' j& &rs..l&'-j0 . Full Havana Filler and Hand-Made -TRY THE PEGGY O'NEAL LSOL! BY Roberts Eugene, V aftpUfTnl Ladies's - 95c aiuw, - uww Ladies' waists in broken AQn Intent hfldlv broken nrices the week. MARCHE:; o all Eueene. V W. 0. W. Attention. A meeting of the Woodmen of the World will b held In the banquet room of the 1. O. O. F. hall tonight at 8 o'olook to make arrangements for the foneral of Neighbor J. W. Clark. UEO. H. MONROE, Advisor. Get a dish of Swellaud Candy Oo.'s' loe cream ard a piece of borne made cake at The Palms. Old papers for sale at this off! oe. Latest Edison phonographs and rec ord at Hull's drag store. Records 35 cents apleoe. SweMand Candy Co.' ice cream and borne made cake at The Palms. Wetherb by a Trust Brothers, Or-ege.?. KILLED A DEER NEAR TOWN Henry SchwrTihg Downed a Fine ducK in Vicinity or Sptn cer's Butie. - Henrr Behwering, the Ninth street barber, comes to the front today with a flrst-ola?.s aoooant . of bis having killed a large bock deer yesterday morning, sooth cf Spencer's Batte, with a-22 ;alibre rifle. 1 Mr. Sohwering, Id company with bis wife, " was driving to a relative's farm near Creswell to spend the dsy, and had with them a little 22 target rifle. While driving along the public highway at the foot of lie biHi Sobaerlng discovered the ouek and fired four soots at him. . One shot took effect directly over the heart, killing him instautiy. Sobweriug and his friends are enjoying a good feaat of venison tjday. MRS. ANNA COY WANTS DIVORCE Mrs. Anna Coy. of Junction City, has commenced suit in the Lanecoun ty olroutt court against her buebaud, Charles Coy, lor divorce and the cus tody of tbeir one child, Ueurge Coy. aged tea months. The couple were married at Red' ding. Cal., on December H, 1902. and for tbe past year or mo.' the plaintiff has beeu a resident of Lane county. Mrs. Coy alleges tbat soon after their marriage bar husband commenced a coarse of cruel and Inhuman treat ment, heaped personal Indignities upon her, oursei her, atraofc her. came home drank and used vile and indecent epithets toward her. Tbat by reason of said acts the plaintiff was compelled to leave the defendant on or about April 6, 1904, and has since lived separate and apart from Dim. G. F. Uk.pwoitfa, of Junction, la Mrs. Coy's atto ney. Florence Items. S. B. Eaktn, the Eugene banker. came in Tuesday to spend a few days with relatives on North Fork. Religiose services were conducted In the Danish language at Fpint Ter race last Souday by Rev. Rasmusaeo, of Eugeno. j Laborers are lew In this vicinity at present. All the mills are abort of men and help Is likely to be scarce till after the fishing season. The schooners Oakland and Bender Brothers sailed for the city Tuesday afternoon with cargoes of lumber from the Piaslaw Lumber Co.'s mill. Wm Kyle, wbo was elected director ' at the annual school meeting, iaa qudlilltjii tor the office, so the mem bers of the school board now are Wm. 1 Bryud; U. A. Funke and Wm. Kyle. I The schooner Mary Etta was towed out to sea by the Rotarta Tuesday evening, and the Sacramento Wed nee day morning. The former carried a earfcO from the Sluslaw Lumber Com pany's mill and the latter loaded at thd Florence Lumber Company's mill. A oontraot to tepair tbe schooner Del Norte, which went aground at tbe mouth of tbe river nome weeks ago, has been awarded to Captain Cox by Caplain Hermann, agent for tbe In surance companies. A crew ol men are now engaged lu raisins tbe veseel up to tbat tbe leaks may be stopped temporarily. Tbe vessel will then be brought across tbe river and hauled out on tre ways for permanent re pairs. Tbe West- " New Residences. W. O. Heokert, the oontrattor, will commence at onoe on the oonstruo- tion of aa eight-room modern dwell ing hoase fur B. 8. Hyland, the re tired Junction farmer, on Oak street, joat sooth of Mrs. F. B. Dunn's resi dence. The oontraot price is 11700. Mr. Heokert will alio erect a ne resldenoe near Creswell for ei-BherlfT A. J. Johnson; who was burned out several weeks ago. Call lor County Warrants. Notloe Is Ureby given that all Lane county warrants from register No. 6538 to register Mo. 6879, both Inolu- sire, will be paid on presentation at my offloe on July 30, 1904. Interest trill case on that day. Eugene, Oregon, July 22, 1904. ROBT. B. EAbTLAND, Treasurer Lane Oouny, Oregon. A large crowd was attracted In the vicinity of Hall's drag store Saturday evening abont eight o'clock by i man falling in a fit, A phyelolan ad ministered relief and tbe man was soon able to be abont. He Is an In' mate of the poorhouse at Thorston, but bis name eonld not be learned. F. E. - FRANK E. DUNN THE FLORENCE SCHOOL HOUSE .The West: John Hnnzlker, foreman for I. N. Roney. arrived here from Eugene Sunday, accompanied by four men, to build tbe new sohoolhonse. Monday work was begun on the foundation, while some ol the carpen ters commenced framing the timbeis for the building. Another carpenter came in Tuesday, making six men now employed in the construction. When completed It will be a very nice buldlng, and will add greatly to the appearance of tbe town. Oren Green. Oren Green, a well-known young laboring man of this city, died this morning at 6:1 o'olook from dropsy at this home 374 fast Thirteenth street. Deceased was 83 years, 6 months and 16 days of g", had lived in Kagene for a number of years, and bad a large circle of friends and ac quaintances, Tbe funeral will be held at the residence on Wedncday, morning at 1U o'olook, and tbe re mains intrreed in the 1. O. O. F. oera - etery. Hotel ArriTals. THE GROSS. J T May, Salem. ., . " ' A U Morris, Cottage Grove. Alt Held, fiakerefleld, Cal. J Horn and family,olty. A B Wan) well, 811 rer Lake. Alice Wardwell, Silver Lake, Bert Wardwell, Silver Lake. A A Martin, Silver Lake. Mrs A A Martin,. Bilver Lake, Mrs J W Doran, Springfield. C Cornelius, Mellvllle, Wis. Wm Huntley, Mellvllle, Wis J H Wise, Phita - Geo Chalder and wife, Plymouth. James F Marquis, Buffalo, N Y. Joe Glessner, Jacksonville, Fla. Frank Drew, Eugene. David Dyer and family, Glenada. Morgan Thompson, Kanea. City, HOTEL 8MKKUE. R V Clarke, Portland. C L Weber, Creswell. G C Lent, S F. A M Oaks, Portland. W O Smith, Salem. Thomas P Clarke, Salem, J M Bslrd, Cbicago: Frank Monroe, Portland. O A Onrl8mon. BP. A Newlands, Portland. . Geo J Wlluelm, Junotlun. THE HOFfMAN. . Bam Gollblott, Portland. Carter tiee, AlbBny. " Paul Jennings, Portland. Grace Kronebnsoh, ABblacd, 3 Kronebusob, Eugene. J M Cook,. Junction. Miss Veda Brigga, Divide. Mire Beulah Coffin, Divide. Herbert Hunt, Cottrge Grove. C H Sellers, Fall Cieek. i 3 McCormlck, olty. Delia Mitchell, Cottage Orove. : E J , Patterson, SootUborg, Salem Beer on Dnogbt : Tbe Reception bat Jut reoelved larg oonalgnmefit of the) new Balesa beer whleb will be kept on draft aa- elnslvely at all tinea. This beer la rich In flavor and lajboon J to become popular. BOMMERV1LLE BIUtGER. It your lawn mown need, repair ng, tag It to Jennings Edward od posit new opera block. - Choioe Baoon at 12K bents pound at Palsoe meat market, I4LJ West Eighth street. Two honored pair ladles' fl.&O and 12.00 sandals, special Saturday sale, (1.26. Henderson k Wells, th shoe. NEW ARRIVALS AT DUNNS FOR THE LAD I E Large asporlinent of Lace Cape Collars, I.aoe Collars . with Tabs, all-over Lace in black, .ream or butter color,. - White Crubh Belts in Silk or kid. B binet- Lschh fur dreng sleeves. Our fall wto kof men's and ladies' diess shoes have arrived and are nad, for. -ipei'tiiin. (JoniB in and look them over. ' j& j& & & j& j& mfsagl R. F Baker Ma- Bargains. R. P Baker & Co.. the leading real estate dealers of ugene, have llste some good bargains in olty and eu burban property : An investment In tbe city paying in per cent. on tbe pnrohne price, $6300 Call and investigate. 45 acres, nearly all In cultivation A large share of whioh is in fruit of different varieties. Good house and I barn, obi-rken house, woodshed etc Situated two miles southeast of tbt o'ty. Vxt ' ftrm OprlTigBeld. trim, $6JbO. . 13 aoree on River roao, 1 a.v- north of the city. House and baru, variety of Irolt. A Ko. 1 land. Pile. moo. 40 acres atook ralloa, 800 acres comparatively level. House and barn, 40 acres In onlMvatibn. Situated o McKenze road ') miles from elugene. Price, 15.50 ; er ucrej We also hnve a large Wt bf farms, t, jok, ranrbes, timber laud, choice city property, eta. Call at onr onV, room Nn 1 Hov ' ey building, or writ- for further par-. tlculars. ' K. F. BAKER & CO Notice to Water Consomers. To Patrons : Tbe season is now on for the greatest consumption of wa-1 ter. and there is the usual abuse of tbe prlflleges of Irrigation. .'The rules of the oompeny require tbat lr- ligation be done between the hours of 6 and 9 p. m. aud 6 and 7 a. m., and many faucets are running almost oon linually night and day. By compar ison It is- found that other cities In Oregon having the same n amber of pstrons aa the Eogene rTater Com pany use three hundred thousand gallons per dsy lea water than ts used by those of Eugene. This mesne tbat there is an abuse of water priv ileges In Engene of three hundred fbonsand gallons per day. It is very important for the Intorests of Eugene that this abusn be corrected, and for this purpose It is tbe order of the board of directors of the Eogene Wa ter Company tbat any natron of the company fonnd violating tbe rules above quoted relation to irrigation shall have tbe wot- r turned off at the m.ln, and shall pay CO cents for the first effense to have it turned on, and for tbe second, if tho-e be snob, he Is to pay 91 to have It turned on, and the superinteodent of the company. Mr.'R. McMurpbey,nnd tbe engineer, Mr S. w. Taylor, are authorized and directed to carry out this older end COME anB DRINK 20th CENTURY SANITARY SODA FROM NEW SODA THE FOUNTAIN SELECTED FOR EXCLUSIVE USE AT EbmWORLD.8ofFAIR, ST.( J ABSOLUTE PROTECTION TO HEALTH Syrups in Starllsed Glass Containers oe lee In Plain Blibt. He Corrosion. Ko Germs. Selietooa, Beal thiol, i i Be Sanc- AND BRING EAST EIGHTH HULL'S DRUG STORE. E0 STREET. COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS -'We receive accounts of Hi ma cot Doration and iniliridnnlR Mitrl p-xistiA to our depositors every accoomod tina witblu the limts of pruiedaot ban king. Interest paid on demand lertilloatee of deposit when so apeot- EUGENE LOAN AND -SAVINGS BANK , OP EUCNK.E OREGON- EsboMsbed 1892. CAPITAL mi SURPLUS, $75,000,00 see that said rules fcr Irrigation are ' rigidly obwrved. T. ft. BARKIS, President. R. MoMURPHEV, Secretary. Ooniin dliverfl trpe by the Hazel wood bakery. 'Phone Ulavk 121-1. Only a fs v mure aim of thtt Mod opole fruit left. W M (Jreen. FQH 8ALB Tosm, wagon, harnese, cows, boaseholl faroltore farming Impleuenta and a number rf oalves irue, south of Henderson, Btatioo, K. Jv. u. Noi 2, Kogene. POSITION WANTED Young lady djeires to seoure situation In fern, - lly -Address er Inquire "O, " care ; Guard office. SAWMILL FOR SALB-rew engines new boilers ana new sans. Will soli for one-half of cost. 1'rloe 1660. Enquire of J. L, MooreHoue, Jas per, Or. CH1TTIM BARK WANTRD Twenty care of ohlttim bark wanted. See us before selling your bark. We pay tbe highest oasb price. Seattle Produce Co., 64 W'.f Eighth street Eugene, Oregon. mints Sandals, Child's Sandals, 1 Misses' Sandals, YORAN'S SHOE STORE. OUR FOUNTAIN C c Bc Sanitary THE CHILDREN, - 75c -80c 85c
