Eugene daily guard., January 29, 1907, Image 2

new UA5TLANI
WILL START UP
TOMORROW
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Louis Leg, Quier Manager
the talent
Plant,
Have
Charge
of
Operations
Here.
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Commercial Club QuartersJirst
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10 uonnew up --o
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A. Wek-h, K(.;iK-i-al
AVilKifcUo isllwy Canipany, came up
froiii-l'orllsW
rlI:iSu lust niKlit to look ut-
Ur (h) company's affairn here. 111
will remain stv;ai) days to imnmil
ally BUiierln(entl''thn lit-idimlng of.
porutjons(o the coiiviny's Jw k.:xs
plant hero. Juuls jM-oauwlio 1
lmd cjfai-Ke of the SaJfin (;a plant
for Miraral -l)rs, orMv'd In Kugitne
(tjils altocnon and will nun.iK'J the
works wo. He la thoroughly ac
fQMalnted with the business, baying
had yeara of experience In the man
ufacture of gaH. Immediately upon
ltls arrival here Mr. MoLean had the
furnaces fired up and It Is expected
that the first gas wlU ko through the
mains tomorrow. The Commercial
Club quarter's will be the flrBt to lie
connected up, and otherB will follow
Immediately. Two carlcmds of coal
for use In the manufacture of gits are
at hand und by the time they are
used up more will be here, and It Is
thought that there "will be no trou
ble In securing it on account of the
cur shortngo.
The company has built a first-class
plant of sufficient capacity for a city
twice the Blze of Eugene, having ex-
ponded 150,000 In Its construction.
Mains have been laid through the
business portion of the city and ex
tending out Into portions of the res
idence districts and as fast as there
Is a demand for gnB they will be ex
tended to other districts.
PAXATIC8 UIVK VI' MISSION
"Tongues of FuV Worshipers tVather
at I'rlvntu IteNhlenee.
Albany, Jan. 28. In response to
officers' warnings Saturday uight the
."Tongues of Fire" sect Sunday aban
doned Us Kli'Rt street mission. Meet
ings wura held ill the forenoon and
tifU'inoou nt the mission, but they
were subdued affairs, most of the
worshipers gathering nt private res
idences, hast night the mlualoii was
abandoned entirely, and the worship
ers met at tho reslileneo of S. W.
Moore, whore It was rumored cuslo-
innry seances wero held.
tumors had been rife of mob law
If tho orgies continued lit tho mis
sion, and there Is talk of tar and
feathers for the leaders.
CZEMAVERY BAD
Consulted Ptiysiciam to No Avail
Uses Culicura Soap, Ointment
and Pills and la Soon Perfectly
mil Tha Disease Having Left
tier Entirely, " c
CAPiNOT f?0MMEND '
CimCURA TOO HIGHLY
' I ts5 gnes tosaiM ia inFnmfag
9n that 1 wsa a iffajer (s ersema in a
s? boil fiatn fortbj) lost thraa yosia.
inBidles' mid tiotxted With a oujiibejr
of pkyisi iiiiai in L'bjt'.igi), hut to so oval
1 ciau!ismrl uiaiig I Up Cidociea Uonia
tKm, osotaBiiiig s dwiure tioap, taiov
oho. t mot Vast, tbrea nooitas sg, aud
Uxitf 1 net perfectly weS, the dxseeaa
baniat i nit eutircle. i ronioi rv
OannB'ial tint Cuticura Rofioodtiv bit
tBUy la. AM 4fmig witl ttw
dtvw th)t I save tail. 41 w FliauDc
B Aiiod, W i:asll lne, tttatxjgii.jui,
AdH-rt, 16C4. Witinwa.S.ljcrsst1'
m MWS HE
CompCrtP loofl )id eoiistitutioiwl
Otitinent for dutmwiig, .fDi'ililolitlg
oonaitiod lnnQ
jwluchljK(inisuIar)
y iuy lounu im
pajfo S of (Oig)
Cuticura Pamphlet
wrapped about (ISo)
Cuticura (Hntmenr
Tlio pure, sweet, gentlo, vet jJTectivo
properties of the Cuticurftfita; Oint-O
Iliclltslld PilU. rimmi.'ml tlu tn-
wonij) niirciully nmthe rSkr nft.
pur&llia mill benutifORir llin sMTi
ernlp, liSaVanil hands, for the treatment
sW uitltininmtdry ninl ulcrrnlivo cnnt.i-
r.n,a8viUtu(inoAt I'ttiriicuMiHintHiu'itit.l
iigfiits in nwtitring to limlth, atrvngtli
ami beauty xio, weak, iktvoiui, pr.-nuir
tutvly faded, run-down woincn.
rowplrtt laX'l awl lnlrtnal TwwtiKJ .t rrrTT
Ilmt.t.t ii tr.iOri.Wna, ..,,1 Abulia c. I
ijr !4i livy,i Cmimt Ihr A (Vkuia Olntnifnt
h furm .( UiiM-uuir O.ahiiSv. Pr fol D fn
J-uttlf Iht l!ii.l N..MU (noul th .NkaA 1-Uttl
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Willamette
"Tho Midnight Flyer' is the title
of the next attractioa at tbe Eugene
theatre. This Is a scenic melodrama
and It has scored tho greatest ancceta
of any attraatioa 0that haa been at
the Empire In Portlasd this avasm.
Mr. Smith, adhtrlng to hla rule to
play any attraction that conies to Ell
gene at the-same price that it playa
In Portland, will put this show on at
tho Umpire theatre (Portland) prii-ea'
nnd 'Tlio Mldalght Klyer" will lie
put on the boards at the Eugene The
atre tonight for 2 lie, GOc and 75c.
ti..(l OK TfilKVI H
JAII.KI) AT rtlRTl.AM)
Tile pollco and federal authorities
tit Portland late Sutuvdny made fur-
ther arrests in the Hellw.wd potof-
nee robbeiy case. The
ihery case. The arrvsta are
Interesting because ono
taken into cuatody,
Captain Archie
Turiiliull, Is a uiember of Chemical I
Company No. 1. of tho Portland lire
depart nieiiT. I urnnull tias been an
employe of tho department for ten
years, and was cunrtldered one of the
most faithful and efficient men In the
Hcrvlco. Ho is married man and
has a reputation (or Bobilely nnd In
dustry. Tho ol hern uresled are Frank
Wane, n Htcainfilter by trade, who la
credited by the authorities as being
tho leader of the fcanK of men who
are under arrest; Louis L. Bmith, sn
elwirtcal worker, bartender and al
leged vaarant, sod "Toots" Dryant,
a barti'Uder In a North Third atreet
retort. Th (our men are held with
out bunds.
OVERTAXED.
Hundreds t Ewarss Readers Know
What is Ueaaa.
lite kidneys sr overtaxer.
Have tiw lunch fa do.
TDy cell about la many ache
and lulus.
Rarkach. ttadaeha, aid each.
Early symptom of kidney Ills.
Urinary trouble, diaiieuia, Blight "a
diseaao follow.
a Eageoe oititoa teiia bore a cer
tain car. -
Hi. . W. Rlrkpatrtek. or 5T
Wit 66atl ateeot, Engtiao. Or.,
Sa: " Phouah I am m la faeiie ot
tho liulliesiaiuaie iom o proepteiar
metiicints). I knot thai am a Sirpi
ber World ot cooiOISle laiaBdoaee.
One ot tOeeO a IflflO 6liso Pill
I was lei) to get a supply of ta
remedy for tiSO1 In our It) ml 19 OofljiB
my ttwli isnof' om In IDrjt o? ooo of
our children It gave iffcallent reili
It Is a pleasure to meTto Bi$.' 1
Kidney Pills my endorsciKnt."
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CufftK
New Yorh.'eyie fsMs for the Vsjr.ed
States. "
Remember the
and taki"i other.
rAOTicK ok nissoi.txio'i)
The firm of Hrndley &vJrieynolds
has this day been itiJlifcall)lsol v
eiL Mr. Keynolds vlir contlitii) the
bMslncss. paying all bills ngaiust nnd
n v i iiik nil miliums line luu ill ill,
Hugcn, JaiieitTsTrif . IS1
VV IIKADI.KY,
11. J. KEYNOLDS.
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Will Qpiflaoue all this w,eek. Ruy Shoes rovP.
f flees gSiPfo flmt haft roevery pair ofe ShQes
in the afe losesnext Saturday night
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WALTEBVILLE ITEMS
(Special Correspondence. )
Waltervllle, Jro. 29. Kato L.
Btandisb came up yesterday fioni
Bugeoe to help C. L. In man repair
and get la good running order the
sawmill lie receotly purchased from
T. H. Williams Son.
I.sst week lir. M. O. Evans, of
Creswtll, ssa4 eur little "burg"
pleasant call.
B. r. MeColum is all smiles, his
wife saving presented blm with a
fine big boy yesterday morning.
Mr. and lira. Wetberlv, of South
ern Oregon, returned home Saturday
morning, after apendlng a week with
Mra. Wetherly a sister, Mrs. T. H.
Williams.
Mr. and Mra. J. 8. Adams, rff St.
John's Michigan, are visiting at the
home ot Samuel Brewb&ger. Mr.
Adams la a brother of Mrs. Drew
baker. Mrs. Fannie Miilican, of Eugene,
spent Sunday with her parenta, Mr.
and Mra. Robert Mllllran.
Mr. Nnrcross, a Divinity student,
held services In our schoolhouse Sun
day. There was a large attendance
I and every one enjoyed the sermon.
John Heunie, our new merchant,
was with us tor a short time yester
day. Notice Is hereby given that the
county commissioners' court of T.aao
county, state of Oregon, will receive
sealed bids for the furnishing of 125
cords of old growth body fir or t25
cords of second growth fir, said wood
fn hu four feet Ions: aud delivered at
lfc. ,., ,, ,
,.,-. nr i,frB the rt da of
Senteiuber. 1907. A certified chock
f()r fl,a pt.r ccnt , ,ho amount 1f the
1 if d nniMt ncoinnanv each bid. All
hutto bo ftlo(, w,th tlle e01lnty clerk
on or before tho flth day of March,
1907, nt one o'clock on said day.
The court reaurve tile right to reject
any or ull bids.
lly order of the court this 2d day
ut January, A. D. 1907.
E. tr. T.HK,
Couuty t'K-rk
Wise Counsel From the South.
"I want to give some valuable ad-1
vie to those who sulfer with lame j
bark and ktdncy trouble," says J. K. I
Blskemhlp, of Reek, Tenn. I have
i proved to an absolute certainty that
Illeetrle Bitters will positively ear
this distressing condition. The first
bottle gave si great relief, and eftr
taking few nure bottles I waa com
pletely cared: so completely cured
that it ceconia a pleasure to recom
mend thl great remedy." 8old un
der ' guarantee by W. ti. IieLano,
droggist. Pries, 60 eenta.
4IX TUB WOBId
t a atage, as a Ballard's Sao 7.ta
imft plays a moat prominent part.
It txak s sapertur for rhanjnatlsm,
sTirt joists, nta, apreina, and all
ualoa. Buy it, try it and you will
always use It. Anybody who has
esed Ballard s 6now I.lniniont la a
llvraa orai if et what It Soeao
Buy trial Bottle. 25c, 600 audi
11.00." St)W t LitiB Drug Co.
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CvpM all HADQ9, biaildor Si r68'i
sdaiea trochlea; pi4 b all ioueaisti
tw aoootsa' t,restsa B mail
?03f M. Utv t. efJJl. 2636 Olive
eeot. e. tou $k. snd t.v t,
dlQonlI CiMfttr? grll)Druiore,
(Stvi ttrSACatfi ifitftr lift
0.64 felX(4TiVriBKOtt-'V) OniulPe
J , 1-1 u
me--Iijnn's (Drble(a) Wtiikjlsts refund Wy
S ) I If l4D6r3l to cure. E, W. CAVE'S
(HfDure is on caijboi. Zbc
The niedlclno That (ci)i tho whole
A-vvorld thinKum rj
remedy oiW. hlch Vil d
vorld
agree.
ho prescription thnt all your mendTA
are taking, W
l-vls llolllster s Rocky Mountain Tea. I
r Llnu Drug Ciirs
QubscrluMor tho DAILY CCAKD.
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.VAXLt notes from
t'PTJNTy CUERR'8 OFFICE.
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Real Estate Transfers
W. &I. end Iielle L. Sutton to Carl
Jarobion; 80 aeres in sec. 12, tp. 18.
a. r. l . soo.
Minnie U. and J. M. Cnlp to Flo
gal Hinds; certain land In Cottage
Grove. 81.
R. T. A. and Jennie M. Robinson
to Hannah E. Jones; 20 acres In tp.
IT, a. r. w. $1.
Henry end Wilhelmlna Thurnann
to Annie S. Nickerson; certain land
in Glenwood Park. 11180.
Flngal and Effle Hinds to Addle
J. White and R. H. Kenady; certain
land in tp. 20, b. r. 3 w. M00.
Randolph and Mary J. Freeman to
M. D. Allen; 160 acres In sec. 17, tp.
16, s. r. 5 w. S2000.
Edward and Isabella Bascom to
Daniel Casey; ISO acres In sec. 8, tp.
16, s. r. w. $7500.
IT. S. to Geo. M. Lakln; 160 acres
In bcc. 8, tp. 17, s. r. 6 w. Ratent.
Mary Goer et al to H. C. Combs;
40 acres In sec. 4, tp. 23, a. r. 3 w.
S 1 0(1.
Geo. M. and Minnie M. Hawley to
('has. H. Van Ueuhurg; certain land
in Cojtagc drove. Iiono.
F. C. nean to Joe Morris, Jr.; cer
tain lands tn Mapletun and vicinity.
lr,2oi.
j Mffl Kite Trfiratinn.
Sherman Clurk files notice of ln
I carton. of mill site of Bve acres in the
iltobemia mining district. '
Marriage Itetuse.
Kdwnrd Petty, aged 2!l, and Llllle
jSeberler, IS, both of Creswell; John
1'etty, witness.
LARt: ATTKMiANCK
AT tUKVAl.MS 8CHOOI,
Corvnllls, Or., Jan. 28. The stu
dent enrollment nt the State Agricul
tural Collegs bas reached 811. It
i as 73ii at tbe close of last year.
I tevery county in the state Is repre
sented except Curry. Aside from
illenton, Multnomah leads with a del
egation of S6, and Ijinn Is second
iwith 60. Wasco has the banner del
"h,
egation from Eastern Ofegon
32, and Union ia second
Kar off Malheur has 30 and Klamath
a dor.en. There are 79 from outside
the state, notable among that number
being 80 from Washington. A new
term opens la March, when the en
rollment will probably be raised to
850.
Win. Modes expects to remove bis
laundry to hla new brick building
during tho second ween m Pehrttniy.
SIGK HEADACHE
Poirttivrly cored by
tbesa Little Villa.
Tlicy also rcllciw 1Hb
tcoss from Pvprpaia, In
d'ji.Li(in auJTuo Ilwrty
Baling. A pcrftct reta.
edy tor Dlzzlnca. Neona.
laxlEA9, fi.sl Vws&
in th Houtb, Coated
ttO.no. Pain In tbe siiet.
TOKPID LiVHR. (Jhaj
regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable.
miKLL. miffis. mife
O&fitsDMuat Bear
Fac-Sirmle Signalura
FLaSEOSuferiTUTES.
S. B. tffnejajan
BliMlsmithing
Makes a specialty of fine
norscshoeing and placing
of rubber tites on buggies
Cor Oth andOliv Sts
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CARTELS
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ALWAYS AT THE TOP,
PATTYS BREAD
It pleases the most fastidious ap
petites, creates a new appetite for
most and affords a wholesome,
nourishing, never-tired-of food to
everybody who ears it. Cut it,
crumble it, soak it, analyze it, try it
at table for a week any test will
convince you of the uniform purity
and excellence of Patty's bread
Eugene
g Co.
The bank habit is easily acquired
by starting an account When
the amount begins to grow,
you begin to gtow with it. You
enjoy the comfort of feeling
that you are independent
financially sufficient unto your
self abundantly able to pro
vide for yourself and family in
every emergency; to meet the
growing demands of your busi
ness. A bank cultivates and encourages
thrifty habits, places you in
touch with successful people and
gives you a strong financial
standing in the community.
Eugene Loan and
Savings Bank,
Established 1 82. Capital and
Surntas SI 00.000
First National Bank
OV EUGENE
Paid np cash capital . -
sea.urphis. $150,000
A GENERAL BANKING 'BUSINESS
m a rcunoatilc lent. ( Sigh! dnrtj on Chicago
Su Vmocoxo and Pcmland. Bllla of KzcImoko on all
RBleB couDtrlet. Daeoalta lecelved tub)ect to check
ot c vUOcare of apou. All collecUooa UMHlted to u
win (octivc ptotiplatlcnUon.
T O HBNDICR9, Prealdent, S B'BAKlN, Vice rrea.
P ? SHODCIASS CuUei. L B FOTTIB Am Cash.
UC4AVI8EKS, H.E.
Prasidsot. Ice-President
DARWIN BRISTOV, Caihier.
Chambers-Bristow
cBanking Company
Of Eugene. Oregon.
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Paid Ud CJ Capital $50,000
Notes and Mortgages bought. Money1
loaned on approved security. Interest payed
on time certificates of deposit A general
banking business transacted. I
WfAKZ OPEN
EVENINGS
For the3ublic's accommo
dation. New Stock, Fresh
Groceries. Prompt delivery,
Highest CarJkor Trade Prices
for CountryPrpduce. Give
us a call.
Everybody's Storj
71 West, fllh St,(S)
T) Phone your wants .orcial promrV
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Cook With
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Fuel Gas 1000 feet $1.75
Lighting Gas 1000 ft $2.20
Fine line of electric light fix
tures carried in stock Lights at
reasonable rates. Buy an elec
tric iron
Willamette
J. M. HODGSON Manager.
PHONE MAIN 40.
PALACE MEAT MARKET.
Pure Leaf Lard, 5 lb. can
Bacon, per lb.
All Boils and Swws
ers Bros., Proprietors.
S. L. LONG
HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENTS
EXPERT PLUMBING. TINNING - AND POOFING
GOOD WORK AT RIGHT PRICES j j
Eugene Theatre
Tuesday Night, Jan. 29th
nbrANDsolV'S!
O O PRODUCTION
Tfie MidnighifiyeE
IN FOUR ACTS
AND SIX SCENES
Big Specialty
ACTS
Prices 25c,
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a Gas Range
OurNew Gas
Plant will soon
be completed.
Make application
for gas connection
which we make
free of charge.
Valley Co
45 WEST EIGHTH ST,
- 65c
J5C
at strictly Cost Price.
50 East. Ninth Street.
Phone Red 1371
Phone
GEO. H.
Black 1233
SMITH, Manager
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