Eugene daily guard., April 21, 1906, Image 6

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Dress Goods Sale !
38-inch all-wool Albatros, light blue, scar
let, green, black and cream, regular 60c
goods, per yard ; :.43c
All 35c Dress Goods at- - 25c
All 50c and 60c Dress Gosds at 43c
All 75c Dress Goods at 60c
All $1.00 Dress Goods at- 80c
All $1.25 Drejs Goods at 95c
Summer DressGoods.
J Cc per yard goods at 8c
J2Jc per yard goods at.. 10c
J 5c per yarPgoods at. . . 12'Ac
20c per yard goods at i 15c
25c per yard goods at 20c
My entire stock of Dress Goods at a Reduced Price.
A PENNY SAVEQ IS A PENNY MADE.
I. T. NICKLIN.
'Phone Main 63.
N. E. Cor. 9th and Oak
Electric Light and Power.
A talk with us will prove to you that ELEC
TRIC LIGHT is the enly light you can afford
to uie in your homeQr put in the house you are
building', Your property will rent more readily,
will pay a higher income, and attract a better
class of tenants if it is EQUIPPED WITH
ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
Electricity in your homi insures to you the
comforts and conveniences
ELECTWC FANS,
ELECTRIC FLATlROfcJS.
0 ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINES.
ELECTRIC COOKING UTENSILS.
ELECTRIC POWER never tires, it serves
faithfully, it never complains. RequirecJittliQpr
no space, less care. Absolute adaptation to all
conditions. Its uses mean a great saving in
machinery, and first cost of installation of plant,
great economy in cost of operation and inte nsi
O C&d production possible only where electricity is
used.
If you want an estimate made on cost of light
CD or power, ring up this office, MAIN 28, or write
us for information and our representativeQwill
call on you at your convenience.
Willamette Va.iey Co.,
LI
644 Willamette Street.
0 I
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Grand Removal Sale!
O
Cyn.nencms April 12, Ending Ju y 12.
$ 1 8,500 worth Fine Clothing and
Gents' Furnishing Goas
Will Be SOLD AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
This 9fock consists of soiruPof the best brands g
OQothing made, such as Michcls, Stein Co., New "fork, 9i
B. Kuppcnhcimcr & Co., Chicago, 111., David Adlcr &
Co., Milwaukee, Wis., and many other leading brands.
E. rf&NSON,
Sivs Open 'till 8:00 Every Evening During This Sale.
SCHEME TO AID ALIENS
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.
Big Terminals Will Be Built For
Immigrants Exclusively.
cost or peojeot oVsHi.ooo.ooo "d0? STSJL
Hw Large Ilailtrar Companies Will
Eara Erect a Oulldloc Kear Ellla
laland The Strnctore Will lava
Every Form of Convenience Be
form Susveated bjr Coinnilaaloaer
Robert Watchorn,
Jive bljf. terminals, for the exclusive
tre of tlie -thousands of weary lmml
grouts let through the burs at Ellis Is
land every day. ore to be built bv the
five big railway companies and their 89 Singleton did every moment
dependent systems doing business with
E. B. Wlllard is toon to return U
England.
Will Archie and Adele Cox are the
midgets who Impersonate "the babes"
In "Babes In the Wood."
Marine Elliott Is now appearing with
London suc
cess won both dramatically and so
claUy.
Harrison Hunter of Viola Allen's
company received news recently that
be was the recipient, through his brok
er's will, of J100.000.
Charles Frohman has made arrange
ments with Miss Maude Adams by
which she bas agreed to play the title
role In "Peter Tun" for the next two
years.
VIoia Allen said to an Interviewer
lately: "I know I should have done Jvst
Notice is hereby given that H. f. ud two bundr' Pr
TTu,n.-ir. h.a kuan 4!i, Bnnni...l J ua 1 . M1B(1 doll,.--. .1
" J "Himwi au- ..cw auu ii;e further ' til
aiimstrator of the estate r.f Louis : costs, which ii,,i t
Hartwig, deceased,, by the county j sud docketed hi th T
court of Lane county, Oregon, and all ; said court in said c rk'
persons naving claims against said es
tute are requested to pieseut the same
with proper vouchers to the said ad
ministrator at the law oft.ee of L.
ISilyeu in Eugene, Oregon, within six
mouths from the date hereof.
. Dated April 7th, 1906.
11. F. HARTWIG,
Administrator.
U BILYEU,
A ttorney.
of the play. That speech befow the
curtain! I feel every word of It, and 1
know bow she felt it."
Electricity bus done marvels in stage
presentations of latter years, but It is
doubtful if this powerful force has
ever been utilized more effectively than
It is iu "At tbe World's Mercy." a new
and powerful play by Owen Davis.
Willie In St. Louis recently Dorothy
f berrod, leading lady for 11m Murphy,
bought s.x sample dresses of a Paris
firm who had exhibited them at tlie
world's fair. She will wear them in a
new production Mr. Murphy has In
view.
FACTS FROM FRANCE.
tlie government, says the New York
TfiuQie. This announcement was made
a few days ago after a series of pro
tracted conferences between tlie repre
sentatives of tbe railroads and tlie
ntw commissioner of Immigration. Itob-
atcborn. The erection of such
icturcs will mark a humane reform
in tbe handling of tlie Immigrant tbat
will. It Is hoped. protect tlie Iguorant for
eigner from tlie swimu of thieves and
confidence men that prey on the unsus
pecting newcomer now. It Is In line
with tlie straightforward policy of
Commissioner U'istchorn, who the mo
ment be got on the island determined
tLat there shcVd be some humane re
forms made W the benefit of tlie Im
migrant. The erection of nn Immigrant termi
nal was one of the reforms planned to
be executed as soou as possible. Menu
v.ille a dozen or more minor reforms,
directly affecting tbe treatment and in
spection of tbe Immigrants on the Is
land, were made, in all of which tlie
commissioner was supported by Com
missioner General Sargent and through
Dim by tbe president himself, who bus
utplied the "square deal" rule to the
men, women mid childreu who Bock to
these shores from every corner of the
globe.
At first the commissioner had Inttysl- '
ea to build a terminal on the south
e&Atern Cud Of Ellis (stand with trnplr
.......i i. ......... ...T54ach coin.
vu ni:nin;Huiii coil neci 1 HIT U 1 recti V Wl O '
the main systems of nil the roadsQilng A Paris Sat'omVbas hit upon an
out of Jersey City. The plan was an- 'l!ea which is popular with bis tennuts.
proved by the government and would 0n tue door of every apartment Is a
have, been executed, but for the Inter- ""piher. and on tbe first of eaehjnontb
ventiou of the big roads concerned. lue """uoru uruws a lottery, aim tne
Tlie president of France receives a
salary of $U0.O0O per year, lie Is, be
sides, entitled to a private car and nil
his expenses.
Tlie cabinetmakers of France arc
artists, but they keep 'reproducing yeai
after year the style which their fore
fathers have made for centuries.
Having been married In TSS2. at the
oge of sixteen, tbe wife of a mechanic
a; the French arsenal lu Kochefort re
cently gave birth to her twenty -third
child.
Paris taxauieter cabs are to bo fitted
with small electric lumps, which will
be at tbe service of tbe passenger up
on slipping a small coin In a slot. Tim
P-iiidit will slow for nbout half an hour
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of William Blanton, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that A. W.
Blautuu and C. 13. tfilluntou have been
duly appointed administrators of the
estate of William Blanton, deceased.
by the county judge of Lane county.
state of Oregon. All persons having
claims agaiuetQthe state are hereby
noiuiea to present rne &ame to me
administrators of tbeOtate at the law
office of Cieorge K. DorriB in Eugene,
Lane county, Oregon, within six
mouths from tlio date of the first pub
lication of this notice, with the nec
essary vouchers.
Dated this 11th day of February,
lauo.
l. 13.
Da ill
"d court in said c0u.T,v " '
auu oraer of sale t, I
commanding meTu tl?e1
aiaie oi Oregon in or.l
said iu, ui. , oru
coL to sel Vi, .s f." ""d
real property, to i. .ulu i
lhe south half 0f c ,
No. 17 g. of-r. Nn . . 1
iu section No. of 1 ?'
alsco beginning at a not?,','1 V
line of county "road 'h.V"
section No. 14, betiiL ' r,
chains, more or less H
uortlieA comer , f .J"
Si. thence r,,i. 'u wi
chains. rh.n.-. .. .'
theuoe nnrth Is to .... O '
line nf Qi.i . ... .
south 89 degrees aud 48
i-S'.oo cnains to a.w
h?outaiuiug Jin ,y " 'v
iu Lane county, Oregon
NW tllor,.C :. .,
state of Oregon 'sud i
with said execution and 0-Xl
I will ou Monday, ,le
Maw. mat I... ' . - 11
BLANTON,
) Admiurtratois estate uf O O .L:lockA and 4 o'clock n
Williani!!iauton, deceased. w,tl att'ie o'clock p.m., u,,1'
GEO. B. DOKRIS, C ttt th so"thwei,t d"or of tin.
Attorney ,Q
iWTlCli TU C'KEL' i.'f oKS.
-wrK-m-my, y lyq that the i n-
aer&igned naa been unpointed by the
couuty court of Lane county, Oregon,
as administratrix of the estate oi A.
CJ. MattWvs, deceased. All persons
having claims aaiurt said ertate ure
herelr notified to present the ttuae,
witCT? proper vouchers, 1 1 the uu-
der.-iined at tlie law office of Wood
cock & Potter,
u ithin .-J months from tiio unte oi
the llrst publication of this notice.
Dated this t'll'li dtv of MimtIi, 1M1.
.MAi.'illA A. ii.iT Ui-AVS,
Adinini-lnttrix o: the entr.te of
A. (... Aliitt t'ert s. c.t-Cfai.ed.
i)ODCOC'Iv ,t POTTf.K,
w Atto iieys.
courthouse in Eugene, La
Wl-TLUU, (JUer fill' KM f...
iiw.t ( -.,.1 ..iTV ., cu.
, '"-iiipeuai, nil of
llMTeilllll iir' v . , li
r - 'Km, 1 me ml ,u j
tuia 1 .11 any ' A t i
Sheriff of Lane County,' Or.
xotDe TcliEiTnTi"
Notice is liefMiivTb.-,... .1 . ..
1 . u .- ..... ,, ial
111 xiut;ene, uiegou.y im.su;ucu, u. 1'. 6klpwurtl-fTE
uuJLPpoiiited by tlio cofrtTl
01 ijiue cuuuiy, uregon. ndmir
tor of the estate of Ciales C,ll
deceased. All persons lmvinc ,
S'jiiinst said estate are hereby ,
to present the same, did, riri:
aid administrator at Eiimu.
j'iu, wlthiu six months I101!
icreof.
Dated this 11th W of April
U. F. SK1PWOKTI
' Adininisti
which placed before Commissioner
Watchorn a protest ngalust a general
tormlual ou Ellis Island. v
Commissioner Watchorn's Idea In
halng a terminal at his right hand,
as it were, was to have In the palms
of lis two hands tlie care and respon
sibility of the Immigrant from the mo
ment he passed the Inspectors until he
lar.ded among his friends. A terminal
or. the Island would have given him
Cils complete grasp and responsibility,
but Hie roads. having -a fixed agree
ment with t government to carry
occupant of the flatQfhe number of
which proves to be the winning one
pays no ren
' ENGLISH ETCHING.
' Londoners use on an averapQlilrty
four gallons of water per head per day
A total of $3,070,000 Is annually paid
by tlie Tiritish people for the support of
tlie royal family.
Last year's output of ne Qshlpa In
Bngiauu (steam and sallV-vras 515. with
n tonnage of l,3.r3.750. US airalnst 403
lnmlgrnuts from New York to their ships In 1904, with a tonnage of 1,010,-
uesuuutiou oncrea n reasonnoie com- SliO.
promise, the erection of separate im
migrant terminals by each road carry
lug Immigrants.
"The representatives piOented r.O
sonnble objections to n general termi
nal," Commissioner Watchorn told n
reporter, "aud agreed to erect termlnnl
stations for the exclusive use of the
Immigrant That's Just what we want
ed. If they do tbls-nnd they hove giv
en me their word that they will tbe
Immigrants will lie away frouGue
hands of the lanOsa''k and reach
their destination with sound bodies
and purses."
CCOecent political meeting In Eng
land the speaker made a Jest and, find
ing tbat his audience had missed the
point of It, said playfully. "I had hoped,
gentlemen, that you would lauzh at
tbat." A plaintive voice came through
the silence, "I laughed, mister." Then
everybody did. ,
Of books DUblished In F.nn-lnnd litsr
year there were 8,'.'32 of tliem 1,730
were novels. The works connected
with education numbered 094, and of
theological books there were 563.
There were 540 historical aud biograph
ical works. Pnntrv nnil tlio di-nmn flf.
..uwer luo p.ua.-ui JJBfJil cuuipilllllLO urecl Ilot s0 largely.
reach tlie commlsslowr's olllce of tlie,
long delay of Immigrants In reach,.
tluir destination. Not Infrequently the
unsuspecting nOis fall IniOthe baudi
of thieves and confidence meii-fter
tlwy leave the Island or are forced to
stiy lu lodging houses haunted by the
lorest criminals because of'theQw
ness of Immigrant trains. Severn! hu
:'..f.riii3 have already been made,
but Commissioner Watdiirn will uot
be satisfied until the Inuuiratiou au
thorities nt New York lmve full control
of the situation from tlie moment tlie
limn'.'.'rant Is turned over to the trans
pol l in ; road until he reaches his destination.
The iininlgrnnt-icunlnal are to be
MODES OF THE MOMENT.
Tlie empire gown will be more popu
lar Qn It was when introduced lust
autumn.
Lace flounces are In the highest es
teem for trimming gowns to bo worn
nfter dark.
Velvet covered buttons are being
used In quantity for all sorts of trim
ming devices.
Black and white are to be much worn
iu the coming season, as they have
been tills winter.
The new sleeves will be somewhat
SUMMONS.
In the couuty court tf the state oi
Oregon for Lauo
county
J. W. Zimmerman, plujitiff,
John Jensen and
M. J. Hansen. w defendants.
To John Jensen and M. J Hansen,
the abive-numed defeuots:
l()be name of the State of Oregon
you are hereby tequired to appear
and answer the complaint filed against
you in the above entitle action and
court within six weeksTfom the date
of the first publication of this sum
mons, to-wit: six weeks from the 14th
day of MarA, A. D. 1906, and to an
swer the complaint filed in the above
entitled acliou, uud if you fail to so
armear and answer said complaint, for
want thereof the plaintiff willQikQ
judgement against you tor the Bum 01
840, with interest thereon at the rate
of 8 per cent. Nyi annum from Decem
ber 4, lik5, aud for bis reasonable at
torney fees aud for his costs and dis
bursements bereiu.
This summons is published by ordei
of Uouoruble G. R, Cbrisman, couuty
judge uf Lane couuty, state of Ore
goud, which order is dated March 13,
1900. O
L. M. TRAVIS,
Attoreny forf Plaintiff.
SHERIFF'S SALE ON EXECUTION.
Notice is hereby given that by vir
tue of an execution aud order of sale
issued out of the circuit court of the
state of Oregon for the county of
Lane ou the 20th day of March, 1900,
ou a judgment rendered in said court
on tlio 0th day of January, 1900, ill a
qii i r. v-Lj-iii 11 .1. F.. Mospltnn Co..
a corpHrfttion, was plaintiCiul4- S-
NiclH'sou was defendant, aud iu ta-
vor orsiiid ipkntill' uud against suid
named deteuimut lor the Bum or one
hundred fourtuou 00-100 dollars, will,
interest thereou from said 0th day of
January, 1900, at the rate of Bix per
cent per annum, aud the further sum
of ten 'JO-lUO dollars costs, which judg
ment was enrolled and docketed 111 tbe
clerk's office uf said court in said
coimty on the 19th day of JantfJy,
r.KJtfud execution and order of sale to
me Bisected, commanding me iu the
nunrr of tlie state of Oregon, in order
to satisfy suid judgment, costs and
accruing costs, to sell the following de
scribed attached real p(3"3ryit0-w'';:
All that part of lot No. 4 in block
No. 8 in the town of Springfield ac
cording to the extended survey there-
ef,with the workshop thereou, except-
NOT1CE TO CKEDiTuKh,
Notice is hereby given tint tl
dersigned has beeu appoii.Q I
county court of Lane comity. 0
as administrator of the estate 0!
Maui I. Gossett, deceased. A
sous having claims against the
are hereby notified to preset,
same, with the nron r much,
the undersigned at the hnv ofll
wuuuiiis & iseun, in Eugene, Or
wiinin six mouths from the di
tne if T publication of this uoti,
.to of first publication. Am
QF. H. tiOSSET!!
nistrator of the
of Willimu l.iosJ
deceased. '
WILLIAMS & BEAN,
Attorneys for estate.
Dal
19U0.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice is hereby given that I.
order of the county court oi
county, Oregon, duly made at
tered of. record on the Oth d
Febmu y, 190(5, in the nintter
estafyr' 1. O. Morgon, decoR-.
undeVTnged was duly appointe
minisvi-jitor of said estate. All
sousfTy, (Tg claiir.3 against .jrl
are Lt.eby notified to preseTa t
with tne proper vouchers, ajJOi
dersigned at tlie office of Yooilc
PotteKyn KuiAj.e. Oregon, wlthi
months from tlie date o4his not
Uutea V iiugene, Oresfn, reo
9th. 1900.
J. C. MORGAN"
Adininistrntor of tlie eel
of I. O Morgan,
ceased.
VOOD(SCK & POTTER,
Attor'(er
erected at once, wl-mie of the roads
have already drawn plans for t've the elbow, and tlie gathers at tlio ton
stnictures. They will cost collective!. will be moro(?par.QC? 6aS3.
more than S1.000,OtU The roads doing Small our new hats arew be, whetlrJ
the largest business with the govern- er we wear derbleii. plQ.Oj, sailors I
mem ore tne I'cnnsyivoiua, tne Iew
York Central, the Lackiinna, the
New Jersey Central and tlie Baltimore
.... .1 r II V 4- n ....l.l I...
smaller lhnn rlm. rrf. tl, n.. r. '" I""'""'
There will uot be so Wuch fullness aV-fby deui recorded iu Deed Book No.
or other shapes. Key are to be rerK c . 8urVl
deemed frnn, mlm,ln. l .S?couty. 0.re0."'
01, ouiges 39 and 4), of the records
of Lane county, Oregon.
Also lots 3 and 4, block No. 9, of
Springfield, Orotfon, according to the
extended survey thereof, in Laue
Sf ecial Pricts on all Grades of Ranges
For a Short Time ftnly.
SAL. LONG
No. 50
NINTH AND OAK.
O
and Ohio. The Pennsylvania and the ered with huge SowOtnd feaUiers.-
"jawoia wuiicvwn iui 1 is uKiiu iiue r.ew lork 1 OSL
(ret thy ilk of Immigrants, because
fully 70 poY cent of the Immigrants set- i rniTnniAi n mpc
tie In western towns or cities. The liOITORIAL FLINGS.
Lackawanna carr, that portion lch,0 i, .,, . . u 1U
Its br.Q-h systems tl.rough the hard ZTeZ Zn T. e-,
coal terrlton-. carrlM thousand, into TUer.e ea.n be a cotituUonal amend-
that region, and for nil of the road, In- e"V3rl" Ration of divorce, btttJ
terMtad th onrrvin nt , 00 cftltuUonal amendment can pre-'.
Is a profitable hnslness. "ut f'lsu nmtriages.-St Louis Tost-
The Baltimore and Ohio, the Lucks- !l' ,
wanna and the New Jersey Central wlti T"e "len"',l syndicate bas decided
bfVl their terminals on the Jersey bLC. '"P f,1"lkl'sl'',,r' Tlt Is too bard s
ott',e bay. Tlio Pennsylvania com- nunltl"""t foiKorgettlng to put n don-
$20 Reward
I, the undersigned, will pay f
any person who will furnish infi :
tion as (iwho the party or partit
that poisitd my ..-C'Ct
Z. A. DAVIS.
2t)8 Eust Thirteenth Stn-
n
This chni(o) to get an enlarged I
trait, expires Saturday uiitni. "1
in your photos and coupons.
HAMPTON BKll
Fraternal Brotherhood Lodge No. J
Meets second and fourtl?5ionday, Eagle 1
H. C. MORRIS. Preaikot-1
"w. E. BARKER, TkisukI
, B. N. RCUNDS,
Q
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III, r 1,1' j(r LaO V ,
' . 't : .U v I 0O in
U., i Vt-l u.l.
lnv. 13 j . C 1
pifiOhas tvvlsnl the plans for Its big
ten-0ial on tlie tipper west side -if
Maiuiattan to allow a large space Kr
a.seimrate liyuilgrant ttMin connect
big illreAly Villi tracks over which
only Hie Immigrant trains will run out.
TWe are to be several more tnii.ns fM
oa aA' n change of schedule made U
nil J- roads when the new terminals
an- constructed. Some of the roads
LoK to have tlu ir terminals built and
In operation In the full. Kadi of the
structures is to have every form ij m
) vena-ace for tile iin.ffiv.iuut.
ble r- 'xtet and V lean for life into each
of his plays.-Haltimore Herald.
Tlie New York teslslng- wants to
enact a Inwfjor the taxation of tax
dodgers. This will add another tax to
dodge. What the dodgers fe?r is en
forcement of law, not legislation. Chi
cago Record -Herald.
A lmiigj litlie state h,si,;t:d at
HauncinVr.i Jg' life rciQ-s to give
permission foi his safe d-vuslt 1OT to
lie opened. H Is sn;i os, d to co;..!n
atxiut ?. ii.iiiM. Hard to lieve that
man is crazy.- Nc.v York T.Tara.
Now, therefore, in tho name of
the state of Oregon, and in compli.
auce with said execution and order of
sale I wilK on Monday, the 14th day
of May, W.Ki, betvteen the hours of 9
o'clock a. nionnd 4 oVvk p. m., to
wit: at oner o'clock prm., on said
duy, at the southwest door of tbe
couuty courthouse CUi EugQe, Lane,
couuty, Oregon, offer for mle for
cash, subject to redepmtion, all of the
above defendant W. S. Nickerson's
right, title and intePst in and to the
above described renl property. j
Uated this 30tb day of -March, 1906. I
FRED r ISK, j
Sheriff ofQ-ane County, Oregon.
SHERIEFS' SALE ON FOK.ECLOS-;
URE. O
Notice is hereby given tbat by vir-1
tue of an execution aud order of salo
issued out of the circuit court of Qp
I state of Oiein for the county of,
1 Lane on the l!ifh day of April 1900,
I on a jQ!K"m !:t t-uiteifc'sjn said court I
,011 tlie 8II1 d::" ot?iiirch. l!i, in a 1
suit wnereiu ,wmes itiorudike was
plaiutitr hikI' Sarah A. IW'lw and Jer- '
ry lleebe her lini :ui.?J and C. K. '
.Mitchell, were def. mhmts and iu fa-1
SGeXEEiintitt' and acuinst snid
liani. CldeU n hititfl for the sum of 1
twenty Tiiuo iiuiidred tvvA ty-one To-J
ltm dolinrs. vvitli int. r-t there'll
from Mh day oi Miuch, Il.i0, at
o
The ShieM of Quality
. O is he
J-llTHMY 3 vvvm 1 a
a 1... n,m,.nl u-orn unfKi
,11 th clothine
jury by perspiration.
Trtv.DE IN CALIFOPNIA.
Pri.-e, plain, all sires
Ventilatrd, all sires
Si H. FRJENDL
394 Willamrtte Street.
, i tat s
le.
When orderir.R fcymn.Q -urr.
BcS)ire ol irml.tt.e..s
name on every slibli.
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