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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1906)
ONE NIGHT ONLY Wednesday, March 1 4th In the beautiful 4-act Comedy Drama "BECAUSE. HE LOVED HER." BIJOU THEATRE The Eig Eastern Company... VECKHARDT'S' IDEALS The Sweetest Story ever told. A picturesque and elaborate production, introducing 5 Big Vaudeville Acts and the popular musical numbers, "Blooming Lize" and POPULAR PRICES 25c, 35c AND 50c RESERVED SEATS NOW ON SAtE AT THE PALACE OF STEETS. f BRiuG WILL REMAIN U Court Allows S. P. s Trestle Across Road ...i. pnmnsnv Rio-ht to Cross the Kim w"r" o - - TSorcughlaw Providing It Main tiins a Lig'it on Each Side of Trestle The county court yesterday after- . nrilnr n fnllnws WIi made " In the matter of the application of b, Southern Paeicfi Co.for a right to attract its railroad uhck ucruos Juty rood Xo. 05. Ti;, m.ttor came to be heard upon his ttk day of MureU, 190G, ou the H .. .t 1,Q QniiHium Pacific ijjiuoiuuu ui 'a askint! fur the rigut to cousiruci lurilroad track across comity rond k-n, 95, vetl or spnuguuiu, m -ut uontr, Oregon. And it appearing that said track L heretofore been laid and con tracted across said county road, it is IVrefore ordered and adjudged that L.1,1 Smithoru Pueiiic Co. is hereby limled the right to construct its said tack across said county road lit me -jint where said track is now located sJ constructed, provided safd com ,nt tUIl not construct nor main- Liu any obstructions in saidjjcounty road that will interfere with the use of said county road as u put lie high way and county road. And suid com'- j pnuy shall, at its own expense, keep ; said road in good repair and coudi-1 tion where said railroad track crosses ' th same. ! And provided further that said com- j pany shall, at its own expense, main- j taiu during tlie night time one light , at each end of the bents ou the middle ' row of piling as the same are now placed across the road, Said lights not to lie less than 45-candlcponer. I said company shall fail to keep and perform any of said conditions then in tiiat event this order and graut shall be at an end and of no force or . effect. O. E. CHRIS.MAX, , County Judge. (Seal. ) II. D. EDWARDS, II. M. PRICE, Commissioners. , FINE DEPOT THIS SUMMER Brevities ! LAURA FRANXENFIELD , ! AT EUGENE THEATRE WHAT IS CATARRH? .i Eugene theatregoers will have an Dr. E. L. Irvine.a proir incut phy sician of Portland and a brother of Mrs. L Rilyeu, of this city, died in San Francisco, Cnl., yesterday. His opportunity of seeing one of Wilkin j remains will be shipped to Albauy for ' Collins' plays at the Kugene thea tr , tomorrow, Wednesday night, .March1 14, when the brilliant actress, Laura , interment I Herrick Hall, of Pacific University, j ' was burned at Forest lirove Sunday I night, causing a loss of A de fective Hue is said to bo the cause, i . I A logger named Campbell and em- BIRTH, DEATH m MARRIAGE The Guard Warned last evening from a raitruuil man lluit Superinten dent Fields, of the Southern PacitJc Company, had informed htm that the Joug-eontemplated and much-talked -of new passenger depot for Eugene would ployed by the SpanKling Logging Co., bo built early this mi miner. It is uu- J on the MeKci.zie, was tnkeu to the derstood that it will be about twice as hospital yesterday afternoon suffering largo us the present ouo. It will be from delirium tremens, located where S. H. Friendly's ware- j oujy NVlsou'e remains were whip house now stands and the freight do- peij to MeMiunviUeun this morning's pot will be lueuted jiiht west of the i(K.ul traiu. A squad from Company new passenger depot. When the new 1 A of whieh the young man wus a building is completed there will be no j mL.mU0r, accompuuiud the r. mains to more delays by freight trutna stand- u0 trui:. ing on the sidetracks. The two big warehouse? ou the i-outli side of i ho trm'ks will be moved to the north , side, us stated by the Guard many 1 times. FrnnkcnHeld, and u pany present 'Hor splendid com-, Double Life. ' Wilkie Collins was a literary artist of no mean ability, with an eye for sa-1 lien! effects, a skill in touching th . more obrious chords of emotions and a large knowledge of life mid books. No one enjoys u greater popularity in England and America. Miss Frank-: cnfleld plays uo other place In the val ley than Kugene, jumping from Port hind here and theu returning to Port-; laud, giving three performances at the Manpmni Grand. Tiorn At Indian town, Sunday, Murr-h 4, IShni, to Mr. and Mrs. Win Dick, a daughter. Died At Indian towu on Sunday, ' March 4.V.K1G, Mrs. Libbie Dick, aged 'about IT years. he was the wife of 1 William Dick and a daughter of Geo. 1 Barney. h Married Ou Maple creek, Sunday, iMnrcJi 4. James A. Austin and lMi'.l?ie Miles, Rev. T. A. Yost of iicfluting A large circle of friends 'hope prosperity and happiness will at jteud the young couple through life. Plurcfece We&t. Some great bargains in second-band furniture at Eugene Second-Hand Furniture Co. 's, Willamette and Sixth streets. 1111 Ecktiardts Ideals 'Eckhardt's Ideals Albany Democrat: The Albany friends of the late J. S. Stiles, mur- shal of Kugene, will bo glad to know ! that the reports of Immoral conduct1 made and believed to be the cause of i Ibis death were not true. This was j j brought out in the trial in the circuit; ! court of Virgil Kowland and cornea 1 , from other sources. Stiles thought he Hmxxi ihooO head of sheep In this are playing wua disgraced from the fact ot the 0im,,tv. huvo nurchahed a large SHEEP SHEARING BY MACHINERY A dispatch from Arlington, dr., says: A. amytlie & cion, who own an engagement of three nights at Da- warrant being issued and so ended Blicep.-.heariug plant, which has been vis' opera house and giving general hiB life. Ho should have faced the inalled on their ranch near this city satisfaction. Notwithstanding the ' music and established his innocence, 11U,1 is now ready for uik. The pow connter attractions of the week they but It seems he had been under a er retpiired for iiiuuing the machinery are receiving a liberal patronage. : phyBiciau's care for two ytars and was furuishtd by a gasoline engine. This ia one of best repertoire com-' discouraged. ! There are more Until Um.lKM head of panics that travels and hns been well j Miss Laura Frar.kenfleld, w ho ap- BUeep in this couuty, and it is expect received from the beginning of tho pears at the Eugene theatre tomorrow, ' e,i tlmt iu;(!P portion of these sheep season. "Because He L.ovet; Her Wednesday night, .Varcti 11, Is tlie was the bill last night. It was n'lcly ecpud of Florence Huberts, lioselle played and showed the talent of the Knott, and Floreuco tiale, three fore company to good advantage. Mr. must actresses who have plciiscd Eu Eckhardt and Miss Young are, actors gt.,it. audiences. of established reputation and popular-. , . lty. and sp'ire no pains to please tlie Wood, wood, .wood. At Eugene public Medfoid Mail. Tralisf. r Co. will be shorn at tlie new plant. F.ckhardt's Meals play at the Dijon theatre Wednesday, March 11th. This ! troupe commences an engagement at tlie Empire theatre In Portland on March 'J'ird, winch is a guarantee that the company Is good. Hull's Drugstore Guarantee a Curs By Hyemi or Will Refund the Money Until very recent years it waa thought that catarrh wua a disease of the blood, but irnv modern scienna has provtd that catarrh is a germ dis ease, and can bo cured only by a treatment that will kill the germ uud heal fc the mucous mem bra no of tho nose and throat. The refore, when you huvo catarrh you can readily see that if you want to cure it you should use llynmoi, which medicates the air you brcatho thus killing the catarrhal germs and healing the smarting and raw mem branes of the passages through tho nose and throat. In breathing Hyo mel you are really treating your ca tarrhal troubles with the ouly natural method, for it will lunUe tho ulr you breathe as pure, healing and antisep tic as that found ou the moiinfniim wfiere the pine forests give olf their fragrant and heuliug balsams. I If there Is any doubt in your luliul a to the power of llyomei to euro ca tarrh, the un sual way in which it ia sold by Hull's drug store should de stroy ull doubt, us they offer to ro fund the money hould llyomei full , to beuellt. ' The complete llyomei outtit, con (ietMig of uu inhaler, u bottle of lly omei uud a medicine dropper, costa only $1, while extra bottles can bo ! obtuiued for GO cents. Hull's drug; store has sold a great many llyomei out tits, and tho more they sell tho more couviuccd they uro that they are perfectly safe in guaranteeing to refund the money it llyomei does not cute, 6 111 V iki k Vt Mk. ' . ... TWENTY -ONE Lots remaining unsold in the first addition is positive proof that it is' going. aooii FIRST . ft i Ilia lit I We place the second addition on the market and advance the price 550 Per Lot. On ail 10LS ieniail 111 uiduiu cii uicu uaic in b2 S3. A Addition,, If vou want the best real estate investment in Eugene, buy now . in Campbell's 1 EASY OF ACCESS. Twelve blocks from Willamette Street. - - . NO Excellent water and good drain t e. Part cash, balcncs cr IX V A V Y1 A- n to i r5
