Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, February 21, 1907, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textl our price lis' and mall us your orders. Money refunded if goids .1 S R" AU orders will be treated strictly confideWial. P3. chlo all our goods C. O. D., or you can mikremittauce with your or iillJ UJ 7 - r i P'cp.iy ircTIglH, ViE OFFER AS FOLLOWS: f t Sheeban's Private Stock.Rye or Bourbon I ,,ts Tillamook Rye or Bourbon.. L sDe aney's Malt Whiskey uar s ueu R Whjske . SOU Gold Bourbon Whiskey ZIZ Crescent Ry. Whiskey 2"rt. Old Port Wine iuarts Old Sherry Wine larts Old Angelica W.ne Larts Old Muscat Wine .LrhOld Madeira Wine luarls Sweet Catawba Wine 4.50 or Sandusky Port Wine 4.50 or Lata Monogram U. f.a. Kye or couroon 12.00 Lr!s Rock and Rye - 6.00 juirts Peach and Money Lirt! Millview Whiskey, bottled In bond j Remember, we refund you your money and prepay freight both ways if goois iOg bUt tUe OC51. We assort cases, if desired; you can take as many bottles of any kind as you wish. IS IT GOOD? THAT'S THE QUESTION Jewell Pastor of PLYMOUTH CHUCH Brooklyn at the Eugene Theatre iaturday Evening Feb. 23d Under the Auspices of the i UNIVERSITY School of music Tickets $1.00 Pn sale at Linn's Drug; Store, Fri day morning at 9 a. m. LONG & CROSS Galvanized Iron Cornice and Skylights Experts in all the branches of Plumbing, Heating and Tinning. Satisfaction guaranteed. All work done promptly. Prices reasonable. we solicit patronage from out side towns. 625 Willamette St Phone Black 1521 EUGENE - - OREGON Fufnish your new home Fropcrly? Don't slight the cas fixtures. We do all )wight O . puu.uuis rwene 0 "na. tinning; Wv.rl Call dna let us estimate your work. on &ya & Heitzmatn' 34 West 8th St. kone black i , j O e "Want Your Business .ornii all kinds, ol Wines, Whiskies, Brandies, Gin and Ran at wholesale pricei i not satit j with your orjsr. j -$8.00 or $3.00 a gallon ' F - 8.50 or 3.25 a .allon I fin u.i. ., " ;'. j"gaiion w.w ur o.w a cral on 7.50 c 2.75 a allon . 7.50 or 2 75a eallon 3.50 c 3.50 or 3.50 c . 3.50 or 3.50 or ,r I-Z5aSJ!'0 I iiirtsOia 10m o.wor J.uu a galloi KsFrench Cognac 9.00 or 3.50 a allo, '...i.Talifomia Grape Brandy 8.00 or 3.00 a pall nu Tom Gin 8.00 n, 1m , .iu i.i,Stanlord 3A Rye ...11.00 or 4.00 a iralloi I""" . . ... ... .. ... . ' I.kRainer3A Bourbon ...11.00 or 4.00 a eallon 0 a irallon - 2 2a -.aiioo . 6.00or 2.25 a gallon 10.00 or 3.50 a gallon Satisfactory, we are tinuiivc iiu sc.i our gooas ai w.ioleiale prices WHOLESALE LIQUOR. DEALERS Washington Street PORTLAND, OREGON Rather than take chances in getting Good Fresh Meat call up Palace Meat, Market, BRODERS BKOS. Props. -PHONE MAIN 40. 45 WEST EIGHTH ST, EUGENE 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 way, gradually building a bank account by a dogged determination 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 j is in spending less than you , earn and in placing: the surplus where it will draw interest. Eugene Loan and Savings Bank, Established 1892. Capital ani Surplus SI 00,000 L. CHAMBEKS, H. E. ANKENY President. Vice-President. DARWIN BRISTOW, Cashier. Chambers-Bristow Banking Company Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Ud Cash Capital $50,000 Notes and Mortgages bought. Money loaned on approved security. Interest payed i Ull ItlllC VCIlllltOl-O Ul .'1- f. (Wiiviat bankin? business transacted. First National Bank ! OF EUGENE j Paid up cash capital ffn andsurplus $IOUAUC I A GENERAL BANKING.BUSINESS ' done oo reawoable term. Slebt drift! on Chicago ' San FranclICO and Portland. BUI! ol Exchange on all rorrlgn countries. Depoilu receHed !ub)ect to check or cer llflcale of depollt. All collection! Intrusted to us -rill receive prompt attention. ! T G HBNDRCKS, President. S B KAKtN. Vice Pre!. I PFSNODGRARS Cashlei. L H POTTRB AastCalh Seeds! Seeds!! FLOWER and VEGETABLE SEEDS eL the Model Grocery Prompt Delivery Phone Red 1211 E. P. SHINN PRACTICAL SHOEMAKER. Makes boots and shoes to order and repairing neatly done. Prices reasonable. Gooi . work guaran'er-d. SHoo opposite Posioliice, 26 Test &th street. ..To. (2 Oretzon : tujjpte Transfer Co. Successor to Oorlu ... l.-J -. ,1 w.rk Pl.fM IROTlne S '111 KIDQ UI MU.ma . CP special W Vg.'or Sale. Siorasa, o OTee V ftilnrar WJh of Loan aU Uiiagt Bink OmciTf.QM Bed 1101. Sublet Pbotie Red 1521 Ifabmdunt o RAILROAD O CROSSING AlKMOrXT The city has commini'il lillln.r in .... out at 1 lie now stre t crossing of the railroad In Fail-mount two blocks :wtat of "e one by the knife factory. 1.25 a gallon r It will require quite a till, as the rail-j-2 a gallon "rail track there is about six feet ll25alllon'"b"ve Ille lovel of lhe 8trr-'- Tllls 1.25 a gallon .will be a great convenience, as for J 75 a pallor i a good quarter of mile niwr ,f ,ho university there has been nr. s. . . .. , , P"8' alul that wl,h a lle,l-v wt' ""t "I' town ou tn south side of the railroad. It will connect Eleventh ani1 Thirteenth streets, but they will oll5' he a block apart there, as Eleventh street hears southerly and next ,he railroail. eliminating Twelfth street several blocks in Fair- mount. WEEKLY REPORT OF EUGENE MARKET Chiltlm bark 'o 5j G VjC Wool lS'y ilc. Poultry, I;;i;s, etc. Iv'-rs Per doz., 17 ivms Dairy butter Per roll, creamery, 75c. per roll, liens Per lb., 1 le. Frys Per lb., 11 cents. Geese 5 (it Gc. Ducks rer lb., SQlOc. Turkeys lGc. Fruits, Vegetables Ktc. Potatoes Per cwt., $1.15. Onions Per lb., lc. i.emons Per case, $4.50. Green Apples Per box, 50 75c Oranges $2.50 3.00. Livestock Mnrkct. Steers Per lb., 33MiC. Good cows 3 c. Good prime dressed vea1. 67c. Mutton on foot Per lb., 4 V4 5c. Fat hogs Per lb.. G M, S 6 . (mill mid Feed. Client hay Per ton, J7 Timothy hay Per ton, $9. Oats Per bushel, 37c. Bran Per ton, $19. Mixed feed Per ton, $21. Shorts Per ton, $23. Wheat Per bushel, C2c. Portland Mnrbct llc icw Partland, Or., Feb. 21 - This is the senson when Portlund depends iargeiy Upon California for what we designate "spring" vegetables. In the cities east of the Rockies the Veg etables now offered here are regard ed as almost unseasonable, and be sides, the severe weather nt this time of year In that section pre cludes lite handling of anything ex cept the few things that the rich can afford to buy. It happens, therefore, that toma toes, asparagus, peas and similar pro ducts coming up from the southland are practically luxuries "back East," and figure In but a small wcy in their markets. For instance, two carloadi of mix ed early vegetables arrived here this morning and were simply snapped up by retailers, who are able to put them on sae n open front stores withot fcm. of wualhol- conditions. New asparagus in supply equal to local and shipping wants was in cluded in the lot, and is selling at 25c. Beets, carrots, radishes, arti chokes, cucumbers, tomatoes, cab bage, cauliflower and peas were lu the lots coming in this morning. Prices were well maintained. A car of celery was also dis tributed this morning and was in good shape. Citrus FrtiltH Cio Well Three cars of oranges and a lot of fancy tangerines came In yesterday evening and were meeting with good sale today at the prevailing quota tions. There Is quite an Improvement re ported In fruit shipments from this rllstributine point In both citrus fruits and apples. Country rrtxluce. Egg receipts were again quite heavy, but from what could be learn ed from dealers they were not quite heavy enough to break the market sic;; heuo&ghe I Poiiivrly card by these J.ittle 1'ills. Tliy Bl& relieve Bla- d!-cstloa nnd Too Hearty E:itiii(f. A perfect rem idy tor Il77lnes3. Naasea, InrowncF.sr liil Taste la tho Mouta, Coated TrmirJe. Pain In the Hide, JTOHt'ID LA'ER- Thcrj rvgulate tbo Bowels. Turelr Vegetable. SMALLllLL SHALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE. Genuine Must Bear Fac-Siimle Signature ITTLE IVER CARTERS flT7LE IVER J PILLS. REFUSE SUBSTITUTES. O M o SAYS THIS i!i:i.ii:vi:s 1 At'KAClIK w erf known nli,,iltv ,-., tlirn backache is often Nature's danger Blguft thai nut iiics-O lie sufferer Jjint the kidneys are sick. The following simple Quniie nmde mixture Is said t relieve backache and cleanse and build up the kidneys, if taken before (he stnge of Bristit's disease: Fluid extract Dandelion, oue hnlf ounce; compound Karnon. one ounce: compound syrup sarsnpnrllln, three ounces. Mix by shaking well In a bottle nnd tnke In teaspoonful doses after meals and at bedtime. A well-known local druggist Is authority that these Ingredi ents arc mainly of vegetable ex traction and harmless to use, and can be obtained at small cost from any good prescription pharmncy. Those who think they have kidney trouble or seifer with lame back or weak bladder should give this pre scription a trial, as no harm ran possibly follow its use, and It is said to do wonders for some people. M to any appreciahle ewnt. The 1 tnand from local lvhiiliTs nnd out side sources is not quite keenlnir puce with receipts, but at the same time no great accumulation is apparent. Poultry shows an improved tone. and Rood fat hens and young chick ens bring 134 S He. A lot of East ern dressed chickens coming in a day or so tends to keep live chickens from going up to midwinter prices, and the trade seems to he well satis fied with the present conditions, say ing that a higher market falls to move stacks when arrivals are heavy, for low cost of fresh meats and com petitio not frozen goods mnke high maintain. Fresh Meats Steady. There were rather fill receipts of dressed veals and hogs today, but In spite of short arrivals at the stock- yards there was no urgent demand t torn, and before be gets through some except for fancy veals and good fat persons well thought of In northern block porkers. Prices remain steady Xf York iiiny llnd themselves churg at quotations, though poor quality I e(1 wl"' conspiracy. was shaded today es. In several instanc- Hops Slake Xo Advance. Keports rrom the Kast and abroad are not at present very encouraging to holders for an advance. Orders are at even lower than last woek, but growers generally are tenacious, and will not sell at the low figures offered under 10 cents. The situation is variously stated to he controlled by speculators and the big brewers, and just how long this control can be held Is, of course, not a matter given out for publication. The English market has remained stationary for two or three months for Pacific coast goods. Portliuifl Quotations. Creamery butter 32 c. E8KS--22V4C Chickens 10 !( 13 Vic Wheat Valley. G9(&70c; blue- stem, 7 1 lit 72c. Oats $27 t ?2S. Uarley $21.00Q 22.00. llay Timothy, $13.00 $14.00. vetch, $7.50 $8.00. Mohair Choice, 20 0 2 80. Wool Valley, coarse to medium, 2122c. Hops 1900 crop 10 12c. Potatoes $1.25?t $1.50 per cwt. Onions SocQ $1.25. Chlttlm bark New stock, 5 V4 6 V&c per lb. Deef stcer3 $3.25 0 4.25. Cows $2,25 5! 3.50. Hogs $0.50 ti $7.25. CalveB $ 1.50 if! 5.00. Sheep $0.000 6.25. 9100 ItKWAIlll S10 The readers of thlB paper will be pleased to learn that there Is at least one dreaded disease that scienco has been able to cure in all Its a' U'es, and that Is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is the only positive catarrn cure known to the medical fraternity. Ca tarrh being a constitutional disease, requires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Inter nally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous .surfaces of the -i.vsteni, thereby destroying the foundation ot the disease and giving tin paibnt strength by bnildinn up tho consti tution niul a.o-i-tliis nature In Us work. The pniprb tors have so much faith In 11s ciiraiive powers that they offer $H)it i"T any caso that It falls to cure. S.nd for list of tesil nionlals. Address I'. .1. CIIKXKY CO.. To ledo. Ohio. Bold by all druggets, 7rc. Take Hall's Pills for cm.itip.itlon. Don't Put Olt until tomorrow what you ran do to day. If you are suffering from a torpid liver or constipation, don't wait until tomorrow to get help. Buy a bottle of llerblne and get that liver workftg right. Promptness about health saves many Bick spells. Mrs. Ida Oresham. Point, TOs, writes: "I used llerblne in myOjmlly for six years, and find it d oeiill it claims to do." For sale bynn Drug Co.q IED BOY TO TREE i AND LET HIM FREEZE : ; An Inhuman Stcnmolhcr's Alleged Cruelty Costs a Child Bulh D of His Uks? The Ytuthoritu's of .TofiVrson county, lu xurtluTU Ni'W York, have Just hud thoir oyoopi'iuMl to n nisi' of tiihuiiian cruelty that happi'intl nearly it yeat ago nd which, through some mysteri ous menus, lias been kept umler cover ever since. A small boy named Leon Tifft hns Buffered the amputation of both lejrs as a result of belnjr tied to a tree anil kTT UOTHBR TIED HI TO A THEE." left to freeze by his stepmother.. At least thnt Is tho explanation given by the boy, and the authorities believe blm. The amputation took place some time ago, and the boy has been out of the hospital and back to the county or phnnnge for several months. Just how a caso of this nature could escape at tention so long no one seems able to explain, but District Attorney Pitcher has taken the matter up with a deter mination to probe the case to the bet it ii iiiituri neeu lor tne annual visu of the county Hiiiiervisors ti the or- : nhnn iisvliini the ense wotildn't hnvp eomu ou't t tllllt llltu lll)y 'rin-y ; Bnw tho legless liny sitting In a chair, j unable to move, and asked him out of I sympathy how he happened to loso IiIh limbs, "My mother tied mo to a tree anil left mo there," snld the boy. The supervisors were up In arms In H minute. They bad assembled from nil parts of the county, and they knew that no such case had ever received tho attention of tho authorities. The boy went on to say that ho lived tit Elllsbtirg with his father and step mother mid that be bad bad to tnko the brunt of tho woman's spite ever since children of her own came Into the world. "It was lust February and a cold day, too, when she tied tne outdoors to n tree," said the hid. "I lunlll't done not 111 ll" to get Hitch punbilllnellt for." Afti'r the boy had remained In the ; cold for several hours the woman re ! leased him. When it was found bis ! feet mid legs were frorcn hi:4 father I and stepmother took liltn to a Wnter- town hospital niul left him there. Then they disappeared. He has never heard from them since. MAIMS HIS ONLY ARM BY FALLING Worst Mutilated Soldier Consoled Fact That Neck Is Still Whole. by "Cherokee Bill," the worst mutilated soldier living, has broken bis arm, the only one ho has. Hill lives nt the Sol diers' homo In the suburbs of Washing ton. Ho stnrted as nu Indian lighter lu the Eighth cavalry. Home thoughtful Indian gave him a pcrfcit scalping, which Hill humorously refers to as "the original Cherokee strip." Bill also Is minus one leg nnd one arm nnd Is covered with wounds and scars. The leg which assists In Bill's support bIiows seventeen bullet wounds. After his discharge from the regular army Bill enlisted lu the rough riders and saw service In Cuba under Presi dent ltoosevelt. The trimming up of bis physical being was then completed. As the result of participating in the peaceful pastime of fulling on tin? side walk Illll Is now nursing a broken arm. lie Knys be Is glad he lu yet t i realize the sensations of n broken neck. llor of Three Sent lo Jnll. Great excitement was caused ull over Switzerland when the news got nliroad that the criminal Judge at Welnfeldi'iC In the Clinton of Tliurgo via, had sentenced a child of three years to three and n half mouths' im prisonment. The child while passing a toy shop wiisGnttrncted by some toys dtinglltii?!!! front of the entrance nnd tryjk two of them home, he said In tht court, for IiIb Utile sister, who bud no toys. The child Is so small Unit be bad to be curried Into the courtroom, and after he wns sentenced a bulky po liceman took blm screaming to tho Jnll. iiii " Pi k r C ree wk li.WH Ji st iti:ci:ivi:i) a i..h;i-: assokt.mkxt ok I'.WC V JiLASSWAIUO WHICH WK Wl I.I, l'ltKSI'.XT TO OUK Cl'S l'().li:i!S l.'HKK ()!' CIIAIUiM 1-:VKHY l'l'ltCIIASK OK DKY ()l)l)S ASIOl XTlN'tJ TO $2.50 icxrni.Ks you to oxk ski.kctiox kuom thk i.ixr. TllKY AUK OX DISPLAY IV Ol'lt 'OKXi:il WINDOW. TIIK l'l.ACH TO TltADH. icklim piioxi:. TWO i:NTl;.N( i:s PiuU anil OaU D1VIXITV Al'POIN IMPS IS ofessor Morrl-i, Porn Ul.lgo ol'essor Wig.-iuiiv. Monnuiuth 11. Moor", I iidcpi'tidonw. C. Curtis, lCliuir:.-. V. Stivers, T.iur.uon. S. Champie, S'liita Clara. M. Orrlc t, Springfield. M. llrooks, ii.-nln. IS. Ames, I'laiiv. Pr C. C. K. II. J. l' O. w. J. s. II. D. Colllson, Irving. P. Woodley, North Sauliam. E. Chllders, Waltcrvllle. A. Van Winkle, Aumsvlllo. E. Norcross, Oa lllil. AXXOl XCHMEXT I will 1111 my regular appointment at Crow Sunday, and Saturday even ing. Theme, 1 1 a. in., "The Mind of Christ." 7:30 p. in., Sunday, "Con version." Let everybody come, and especially the members. Sunday school at 10 a. ill. 1. E. 11AKKU, Pastor. l'.X.lOY KATIXO. (mod Digestion Can lie Itendlly (Ja I li ed Willi Mi-o-ua Sloinacli Tablets It Is torment to look upon a tempt ing dinner and reallzo that to eat freely means distress and suffering. Let us tell yu how you enn enjoy eating, so that the heartiest meals will set well and cause no pain, dis tress or uncomfortablo fooling of fullness. If you ennnot nt and enjoy throe If you cannot cat and enjoy three without any feeling of discomfort, your stomach is weak and needs the strength which Mi-o-na stomach tab lets will glvo It. You ennnot afford lo delay treatment, for tho longer you allow tho digestive organs to bo weak I he harder It will bo to get help. The remarkable curat Ivo and slieiigthenliig powers of Ml-o-na are a I tested by the guarantee which Mr. Hull gives with every 50 cent box. "I will return the money If Ml-o-na falls to cure." If you find thnt eating well-cooked and properly chowod food Is followed by heaviness and a load on the stom ach, by bloating, by gulping ot acids and wind, by distress, nervousness, headache, trouble to sleep, or by any other symptoms of disordered or weak stomach, you should begin the uso of Mi-o-na at once. It la guar anteed by one of the best-known druggists In Eugene to euro all disor ders of the stomach, or cost nothing. A guarantee like this means a good deal. fll-21m4 Terribly Distressing. Nothing can cause more pain and distress than piles. No wonder mnny pile sufferers say their lives are burdens to them. rtinimentn nnd locnl treatments may relieve but cannot euro. Dr. I.eonhardt's Hem-Itold Is guar anteed to cure any caso of plies. If lleui-Kold doesn't cure you, you get pour money back. HOIIl-KOlU 18 a UIUICL uiawii imvi- nally, thus removing the enuse. i nt .iniiririutu. or Dr. Leonhanlt Co., Niagara Falls, N. Y., proprietors. A number of government timber IMtns readv for filing. Apply to A. M. Hendricks, H20 South Oiik street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth. i rllH TEXAS ttUNDKIt Cvirei nil kidney, bladder nnd rheu matic troubles; sold by nil druggists or two months' treatment by mnll for $1. Dr. E. W. Hall. 2!26 Olive meet. SI. I.oulo, Mo. Send for tes timonials. Sold by Hull's Drug Store, d w tt Young married people nnd old ones too, That have no Children to laugh and coo, Find their troubles will "little ones" be If they take Pocky Mountain Tea. Linn Drug Co. Glassware M.ux (in. Streets; .Kill and Oak Streets BREAD Butternut , The QUALITY LOAF Every Ingredient of the Fiivest-Tryit IS ALWAYS FRESH U. of O. BAKERY What the ticker says is keep ing spectators guessing What we say is, stop guessing when it comes to your tobacco tase If you are looking for a really good cigar, one that has uv sweet flavor that every lover ot the week longs for, you wil find it in the MOUNT HOOD CIGAR. Wagon and Carriage Shop At the river bridge burned big loss, no Insurance; to raise money to pay for new shop and tools give them work. Every little helps. Let them build you a new rig. MILL WOOD 4-Foot and Stove Leeths. Leave orders at Hull's, 537 Willamette St. or Phone Main 61. A. F. BARNARD &. CO. Driver will collect ondeliverVi Every Woman . fJlntwetteJ and hould know . . . riioui mo wonuerina i MARVEL Whirlina Sorev TH WW YiflMl tyriact. Aft? iKmarci auction, iimv-bae i-jimi i.roiirsnienc. Ilk TMf tll-Mlttl fM tt. lr ho ffirHionm-piT uia 'WW. B1AHVKI, awei do V r--t Other, tiuliwiirtiUtiipfor VV. 'K&J full ;;rtlcu!rut and 'llrot-ttorn in VklitiiiU fi IftitlM. MtllVKL ft Lano-Davls Drag Co 0 stores. Woodward, Clarke ft Co., Portland, mm