Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, February 13, 1907, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text0 WORKING ON THE CQDS BAY RAILROAD STANLEY'S, 612 WILLAMETTE STREET EUGENE, OREGON O E. B. Eby Returns From Bay Coun try and Says Southern; pacific Is Rushing Work on Drain Exten-i sion May Pass up Marshfield and North Bend E. B. Eby, machinist at the Fraier Iron Works, returned last night from a trip to Coos Bay, coming over the route of the proposed Drain-Coos Bay extension of the Southern Pacific railroad. He reports a large force of men at work on four tunnels, two above and two below Elkton, and that the work of grading In several places Is being rushed. It has been reported that work on the line had been stopped and that the project possibly would be abandoned, but ac cording to this from Kir. Eby it looks as though the company Intends to carry out its original plans. Mr. Eby says that the people of the Coos liny towns arc real OUato cra zy, property vulues there belni; far beyond reason. lie says the towns ure not growing very fast at pres ent, but ns soon as the railroad 1:4 completed a Kor.il many people are ex pected to nine In. lie says Uhto In n K'-iieral report to tin? D'' t that the rallrcad co.npa-ny may pws.4 up lmth Marsliflcld nud North ll"inl, and es tablish a town at some other point on the coast In re taliation for the re fusal of those cities to allow a bridge to bo built ucrom a portion of the bay. IBoys Clothing Reduced One-Third Shoes 25 Per Cent below Regular Prices Underwear, Shirts, Hose, Neckwear, Stationery and Notions Under priced at STANLEYS' We save you money on every piece of Merchandise you bay of us. A Sample Line of Latent, Styles at 66c on the Dollar John B. Stetson, LyQn, Boss of the Road, Triest, Kingsbury and Gordon. Any hat in in the lot at Wholesale Price, which means you save just a third of the regular price WE HAVE A SHOEMAKER AND DO ALL KINDS OF REPAIR WORK AT CUT PRICES RIPS SEWED FREE ON ALL SHOES PURCHASED FROM US 10e 10t 5c Toothpicks, hard or soft wood, 3 pkgs for JOc Toothpicks, best hard wood polished.. 5c Toilet Paper, 3 rolls for f Or Trtt Paoer. orr mil ' 1 ' - , President Suspenders, a pair ,T 35c 13c Liqudi Veneer, the new large bottle 25c Fancy Socks, pair J 5c Linen Collars, for Men and Boys. 10c 612 Willamette St. STAN tsBSfsssss YS Eugene, Oregon 'bridge for 01 IE HACE r.iitii Surer Test. "Do ymi tlilnk that fellow la au Eng IlHliniiinV' "1 know he Is." "Kill lie drop a liint?" 'N'J, an II." DR. WALLACE I ACCEPTS SENIORS' A lU'OI NTM K TS OF IHVIXITV STt'DKXTS HAD I UX CAI KKH roou thai x si;itvi( i; Wrncllfiii; Trains ll:iv (o Hlop I-'rc-ih'Hlly Be chum' (ii-rcn Slab Wood Dues Not Make Steam. The fuel n)iortnKO Is having Its ef fect mi tlie operation of trains on t ho "WiimHiiis brunrh. A Kuneno n'Mj tlnnt had occasion to make u trip to Wenrillnic olio day thla week find imulu a few observations. Tiio train" wus tin hour Into In leaving Spring Hold, becauHo at earn (roulil not bo ruined sooner with tho moon Hlub wood obtained nt thu Hooth-Kolly naw mill. In making tho return trip tho train ran very ulowly, ami finally came to a dead standstill and could go no further, tho Bteam KaiiRO roR lHtcrlng only 30 pounds proHsuro. The Are was stirred up and after a wait of half an hour the train resumed its Journey. It Is said that this cxporl nco has been quite frequent lately. Greon slab wood makes very poor lo comotive fuel, bpt It seems to be th only kind tho company can get for tho Wendllng branch. ' The Eteel bridge to be placed across tho inillrnco on the new "Y" at KprinnnVld lias arrived i't last and l.i bctni; unloaded. It will be pluced In pout! ion uh tioon an possible and 'when tho work in completed tho cut olT branch, which lias been bo long in construction, will be ready for the operation of regular tri'l'in. Krolht mvx Itav, been hniill ov'r the branch for ncvenil mnntli post, but there ha:i b;en no mgnlai schedule C!(nbtiohd and the trains In running over the branch liavo had to back away up Into tho llonth-KHIy lumber yards becauHo there has been no bridge across the mill race. It la probablo that noon after the bridge is completed a passenger train will be put on lift woon 13 u gone and Hprlnglield and perhaps points up the Mohawk. Need F'oMponin.rr. Yf n'oiiM be !.;ir:..r if v.e Knnio m.'iic muM iii'p'y Ami h:ivi our J.'inuary thaws In Juno or la July. Playing Salt. "Don't go near Wall street wlien In .New i orli, n:y noil." "t'iin't I even po and look at If.'" "Well, y o u niij-'ht. just as a matter of euri-o--i'v. if von V Mt 111.. htttl'l and then sev ui all of your pockets." I f Htfl rM W) , fa;si jzs (.MAI ! Dr. Mac It. Wallace, of Detroit, 'Mich., who was requested some time jao to preach the baccalaureate ser-, ' inon for the seniors of the university j next June, has sent a favorable reply1 to the coniinittco having the matter 'in rhargo. Dr. Wallace is the pas-j ; tor of the Brewster Congregational ' : church, of Detroit, and was formerly! of this city. Just what hlssubject will be has not been announced. Kugeno Divinity School students will fill the following appointments Sunday: Professor V,'ii;more Monmouth. C. li. Moon Koseburg. O. 12. Ames Rocky Point. II. S. C'hanii.ie Santa Clara. Clirls Hanson Donna. iV. E. Deaeh l'arkersville. J. M. Orrick Springlield. C. C. Curtis llalsey. W. CalUson Irving. W. L. Straub Fir IJutte. Len Myers Kanmpke school house. F. M. Brooke Drain. Otto's Oysters The only place in town where you can get fresh Sealshipt Eastern Oysters and the little Celebrated Olympia Oysters We make tlie best stews and frys. Our pan roasts can't be beat. OTTO'S CONFECTIONERY IHDS WANT!'.!). "U'h:it do you undci-stand by a non entity';" "A man who Is a member of n fam ily containing live wuuicu." HIOV. 1). H. llAKI'.lt S AXXoii:.Mi:xTs Sorvlces for tho Tluptlst church, llnrrlshurK, for next Sunday: It a. m., "Whon Men Meet .testis." 7 p. m., "Dissatisfied with Life." Will bo services at Lancaster at 3 p. m., provided the river can be crossed. Lot everybody como. D. K. BAKER, Pastor. A SI Itch In Tlino will snvo nlno. So will a bottlo of Dalullard's llorniound Syrup always kept on hand savo many a spell of sickness. A sure cure for coughs, colds, bronchitis nnd whooping cough. Mrs. S , Hot Springs, Arkansas, writes: "I keep a bottle of Itallnrd's llorcliound Syrup In my medicine chest, and thank my forethought ninny times. It has prevented many severe spells of sickness." Por sale by I. Inn Drug Co. GASOMXK WOOD N.WVIXO. W. 13. Uoddy will snvo you money on wood sawing. All wood sawed with gngo. Prompt sorvlco. 'Phone, Ited 1771. Residence. 775 Kerry St. j A Simple Cure Tor l'lles. Pllo siifferora know that ointments and other loenl treatments sometimes relievo but never cure. They don't remove tho enuso. There is a llttlo tablet thnt Is tak lnterunlly that removes the enuso of piles and cures them, no matter of how long standing. Ask for Dr. i,coni;:ird:'s llem Knld (a thousand dollar guarantee gciis with every bottle. ) I lem-ltiild Is the discovery of Dr. l.conhardl, of Lincoln, Neb., one of the most distinguished and succe.isf ul plivslt lans in the Western states. $1 at druggists or Dr. liconhurdt Co., Niagara falls, N. Y., proprietors. No Indication, "litis ho lived here long?" "I don't know. Ho has Iieen short overy time 1 have seen him." Went Astray. "Where la that box of can dy I left for the star?" "Where did you leave It?" "Why, In the wings." "It Is In the supe by this time." Sealed proposals will be received by the school board, of district No. 171, Springlield, Oregon, o:i or be fore February :!."., l!t)7, for the erec tion of a sehoolhouse. The school board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Plans can be seen at the homo of Hruno Vitus, of Springtleld, Oregon, and at. the olllce of John llunzlelter, architect, at Eugene, Or. BRUNO VITUS, f25 Clerk. "1 tre nil klnils of blond rfiUBrlOq which fftHM to lo ma nny c-i.h! )nt 1 httv.j found the riuiit Hi tin nt ,MyfH'-"Wfi full .f pimjiltts ami black- huii'U. Affr i.kKtin: eitNcnrfts tli-y all )rt. 1 Bin toiititinltic tlio me cif iht.-m ami reptinimentlinK the in t my fri"n'Is. I fot-l tine wIkmi I rise n tlm inor'iint;. lloie tu have a ctituc to rtcomiueuil Ctutcurcta." Frod C. Wlttoa, 76 Elm St., Newark, N. J, OA.TCXl.TA, Meinth ih Kind You hn oars Biajhl UigMture Free Glassware WE HAVE iVST RKCEIVKU A LARGE ASSOUTMKXT OP KAXCY GLASSWARE WHICH WE WILL l'RESEXT TO OVU CIS rOMERS KREK OF CHAIU.K KVERV riRCIIASE OK DRY (lH)l)S AMOI XTIXO TO ?2.S0 KXT1TI.KS YOl- TO OXE SEI.WTIOX l'ROM THK-UXK. THEY ARE OX DISPLAY IV OI R CORXER WIXIKtW. THE PLACE TO TRADE. Fixina Up Trouble. Au able astrologer who rends tho stars with the same ease and earuest- j ness that n small li.iy p;.'; i.et a dime novel h is plcUe I oct a list of twenty I tour cities Unit lie Is going to have de- Mr.iycd l:i (he nest two years If they don't mend their ways. There was a lime whe.i. a m:iu Issu ' lng a prediction like lli.it In an im- pre-'slve to le of voice eo'.J'l make (pilte ; a- hit. and If he h id a g d business j head he could gather a f ill iwing about 1 him and have them paying him money. Then he could burn a few sticks of wood, make some incantations nnd have the cntastrophy postponed from time to tliuo, while more, people gath ered about blm nud paid him more money, Those days nro over. Wo have be come so hard nnd practlenl thnt we now ask tho prophet to show us. and as It Is Impossible for him to do that wo agreo to wait to see and let bltn keep on earning bis living sawing wood. This Is the wrong age for the prophet. Easy. "How do yo ninnngo to keep a cook?" "Set a police man to guard her." Neighbor's Got Fooled. "I was literally coughing mysolf to death, and had become too weak to loave my bed; and neighbors pre dicted that I would never leave It alive; but they got fooled, for thanks be to God, I was Induced to try Dr. King's New Discovery. It took Just four one dollar bottles to completely cure the cough and restore me to good sound health," writes Mrs. Eva Uncapher, of Orovertown, Stark Co., tnd. This King of Cough and cold cures, and healer of throat and lungs, Is guaranteed by W. L. De I.ano, Druggist. 50c. nnd $1.00. Trial bottle free. T"e Bowels jA I I We are Trimmrn Down 0:ir Trofits on all oar high gr.idc foods and provisions till the prices will seem attractive to the economical housewiL. You can save money by making purchases here, as "quick sales and small profits" isour motto, TciTHHy lMstivsshiK. Nothing can causo more pain mul distress than piles. No wnmirr many pilo sufTcrors say thi'ir livi's jm'o burdotis to thrm. CMntmiMitrt and local treatments may relieve but cannot run. Dr. Leonhanlt's llom-llnid Is uar-anlet-d to cure any case of piles. If llem-Umd doesn't cure you, you set pour money back. llein-Koid U ii tablet taken Inter nally, thus removing the rausM. $1 at druKiM. or nr. J.eonhardt Co., Niagara Kails, N. Y., proprietors. Pleasant, Plfttnbt, Potent. Taste Good. Do flood. Never Sicken, Weaken or Gripe. 10c. 25c. 50c. Never old In bulk. The Ken nine tablet stamped OOO. Guaranteed to cure or your money back. Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y. sej ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES W. M. GREEN. DEAL GROCER 619 Willamette St. Pbone Main 25 f lick tin b Neal riio.NK.MAix ea. TWO ENTRANCES r.rk and 0k Hlrretn; .Oih and Oi SttJt. i KATOX'S MKSSKXGEH SKUVU K. I Mcssnges ana small parcels dellv- ercd to all parts of the city by care , ful, courteous boys. EATON'S BOOK STORE, tf 'Phono 1601 THE TEXAS WOXDER Cured all kidney, bladder and Thci'i matlc troubles; sold by all druggists or two months' treatment by mall for II. Dr. E. W. Hall. S926 OHvh street, St. Louis, Mo. Send tor tes timonials. Sold by Hull's Drug Store, d w tt Rich Men Nearly all started in life poor. The stories of their beginnings read much the same. They laid the foundations of their fortunes by systematic saving in a modest wav, gradually building a bank account by a dogged diteimination to get ahead, until it reached such proportions that they could in vest it to advantage when the oppor unity arrived. We cannot all be rich but there is a reasonable chance for everyone to enjoy a moderate degree of financial success if the saving habit is cultivated. The secret is in spending less than you earn and in placing the surplus where it will draw interest. Eugene Loan and , Savings Bank. ! Established 1893. Ca?itl tai J Surplus $100,000 S. L. LONG 50 EasC Ninth Street Phone Red 1271 HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENTS EXPERT PLUMBING, TINNING AND PQOFING j" GOOD WORK AT RIGHT PRICES j . Accommodating Sportsman. "No sliontlug allowed In these groimila, sir." "Thanks awfully for tho tip. I'll shoot ns softly as possible." Fl KXITI KK tXIK SALE The Logan furniture and house- thold goods, Including piano, garden i Implements, tools, etc., must be sold j nt once. Everybody Invited to come innd note the low prices. 733 Ferry street, Eugene. fl2 Waste Effort. Time flies." "Yes, but It never seems to set anywhere." You'd hotter paddle yc$r own canoe, For that's what you'll have to do. For when you are in hanVlnck And want to borrow a "saw buck," All you'll get Is sym-pa-thee. Unless you take Hooky Mountain Tea. Si. Linn Drug Co. i o n. x a. toistW yylK M Yw Kin tlwrt tXtM Slfutus f INlMlMKiatMriril Lime and sulphur spray ready to use any quantity. CHAMBERS HARDWARE. London mineral and soda watdr al wayAa band at Lee Hoselton's cigar store. ml L. CHAMBERS, H. E. ANKENY PresicUnt. Vlce-PresidcoU DARWIN BRBTOT, Cuhler. Chambers-Bristow Banking Company Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Ud Cash Capital $50,000 Notes and Mortgage bought. Money loaned on approved security. Interest payed on time certiheat-a of deposiL A general banting business transacted. i Some Fme Values In Suits Our Best Goods are marked down at this season of the year. All tailored goods nothing poorly made or shoddy. Gents' Furnish ings that are the best for the money ED. HANSON a East 9th St. Eugene. Or 184? Refers Sros. First National Ikak; 2i Jfc - - ...w 1UU1VUIQ WUi save money lor yoo. If your iniurince iboat to eigire see J. H Daniel, Lane county agent, and learn hr we save rou fifty per cent on yoai insurance, Kelt buildings a specialty. Engene Office. McClung bnildin? Room 8, opp. Loan and Savings Bank OF EUGENE Paid np cub capital - . aodtsrplns SloO.OOO A GENERAL BANIUNOIUJINESJ M M iihhSIi 'om. siim tans m OkMD Jri.Ktto41-. Slltt Sjc.m oTJll mn oaaiM. Or&mm ntant m ckMk nnlemiikMi. llataMMMaa T 0 HtNniCKS. rnMnl, S SUKT1I Tie mm. irsxooGaaa oZZT iTsIrrVn 2 1 Silverware Certainties Oneida Community Silver We do not handle doubtful grades of Silverware. No profit in them either for us or our customers. We demand first of all before we consent to even consider silverware that it bear the s'amp reputable makerr. That it be artistic in c'tfta, and in every particu'ar worth its price. Inp'ated flatware we handle J847 Rogers Bros. andOneidi Community Silver. In design, finish and wearing qualities they are the best. J. O. Watts "Be Up-to-date Jeweler and Optician Corner 9th and WUlametteSts. Taylor & Smith Real Estate Agents COBURG, OREGON.