Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, August 21, 1907, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextSmall Farms Large Farms Any Kind of Farms... prices COME IN AND . BE CONVINCED 78710 acres 5 miles from Eugene, close to school, all finest ol soli, and will be within one rod of the proposed electric railway, fair buildings, IX acres in strawberries, some other fruit, and a bargain for someone. $1300 83839 acres on the McKrntie, 6-room house, good barn. Other outbuild ings, all kinds of fruits and berries. i'$l200 848 80 acres 6 miles from Eugene, fair bulldingi, good barn and Orchard, t'l tenced, a acres in cumvaiion balance in good oak timber. Wood enough on this place to par for It. Per acre $25.00 676 20 acres well Improved, a fine well iinnlshed 6-room house, 7 miles from Eugene, all can be cultivated, also 20 acres adjoining, no buildings, all river bottom soil the best In the countv we have as a bargain COME UN. BUY AfHOME City Residence Property NEW TODAY 393 New 5-room residence, full size lot 4 blocks from university $1500 432 5-room house, barn, full site lot, fruit and shrubbery, on High strert, this is a bargain $1700 434 Coraerlolon Mlhat.80x85 $1330 431 - 7 room bouse, and barn, all kinds of small fruit, on E 8th st. $1700 433- HOTEL, furniture and fixtures for sale. House alwava full of guests. Everything com lete and a mnney maker, eaiy terms $1,450 4247 room house, cvnet lot, close to school, urge barn, full lot $2,000 429 7 room house welt located. Close to school, barn, some fruit, full lot $2,000 423 House and lot on E 8th St ' $S75 419 8-room huuse on corner lot, 12th St. with barn $2,500 435 6-room houie cn W 1 1th St. nicely flnnithed ard new $1,500 4128 room well Iinnlshed house, corner lot on W 5th st, with barn ' $2,200 COFFMAN, SMITH & RODMAN TB, Old Reliable . Real Estate Dealrri 18 W. 8th Street, Eugene Opposite P. O. Phone Black 1092 EUGENE THEATRE WILL OPEN NIGHT OF SEPTEMBER "2 AMUTAGE SVBOWN ' Successors to YATES & SON Livery, Feed and Sales Stables OVERTON Has Moved to Nos.l6andl8 West 7th St. Where he wilt be pleased to have friends and customers to come and see him THKATKH HAS 11KKX KEXOVATKI) FKOM STAGE TO G.W.I.KHV "THK IMUNC'F. CHAP," A PIHK COMKDV WILL UK OPENING PIAY, WITH t'VItlli HCOTT AS ST AH. The Eugene theatre will open for mally .September 2, with the biic ceBHful New York comedy, "The Prince Chap," with Cyril Scott as the star of the cast. The theatre Is worth going to Bee of Itself, for it will be a new one to the patrons of Eugene. During the summer it has been entirely renovated, with paint, frescoes, and everything that makes a theatre a theatre. During laat winter the theatre sea son was a success, and the directors felt, at Its end, that the patrons should be treated In the best possible manner. As a result, several weeks ' were used by expert workmen adding touches that would make the theatre better, and In completely renovating Its Interior. The comedy, "The Prince Chap," Is one that will make the public laugh as they did not laugh lust winter. It is entirely different from the musical comedy, of which the country had so much last year. With It is all the highest humor, fit for the house that has been renovated from stage to gallery. "The Prince Chap" Is one of the greatest coniqdy successes seen In New York In many seasons, bo re port runs, with Cyril Scott In his original Htar role. The play was written by Edward Peple, and pro duced at the Madison Square theatre In the metropolis. Its success was bo great that tho day after Its first performance tickets were placed on Bale for the balance of the engage ment. Owing to other bookings nt the Madison Square, the comedy moved up to Weber's theatre, on Broadway, where Its run wns success fully continued for 200 nights. It was afterwards presented at the Yorkvllle, Lincoln Square and Ma jestic theatres, all within eighteen months. Besides this, "The Prince Chap" was played 150 times at Sir Charles Wyndham's Criterion thea tre, London, and Is now running In the English provinces. Cyril Scott made an admirable start as a stor In "The Prince "Chap." The New York critics ques tion If there Is another artist In the country so admirably adapted for the role. Apparently excellent Judg ment has boen shown In the choice of both star and play. "The Prince Chap" Is reported to be quite unique, something that appeals to every class of playgoer. WELCH FRANCHISE IN CAPITOL CITY ' There Is great Interest In the lat est move to secure an electric line franchise through the city, and the statement of the chairman of the committee, Alderman Oesner, that It as not a local Blreet car line lends color to tho theory that the Great ' Northern wants to get Into the Cap I Ital City on a large scale. The HneB ' of the proposed rond are drawn with I a free hand, and gridiron the capital of Oregon, bIbo taking in over a mile I of Front street now occupied by the i Southern Pacific tracks. The Indl l cntiuns are that n crossing point over ' the Willamette nt this point is sought at several places. ! Alderman Gesner reported the Welch franchise ordinance last night with enough amendments and changes so that the members of the council wanted further time to con sider the proposed rhanges, ns they were more numerous than the orig inal document, and the aldermen wanted to see the franchise with the amendments anil changes In their proper place In tho ordinance. Stolz, Greenbaum, llayno and others nsKeu that It go over and an opportunity he given for examination. A map Bhonld accompany the report, show ing .lust what streets are asked for, and thlB will probably be done at the next meeting of the council. The franchise covers bo many atreots.cbv ers all the lines In the city, and runs through the Spnuldlng Lumber Com pany's plant, that the utmost care is required on the part of the city ronn cll to know what they are granting. Salem Journal. .COTTAGE GROVE NEWS. LOCAL AND PERSONAL Atkinson and Gleason are making brick at their new yard out on the west aide at the rate of 10,000 per day, with a capacity of 20,000 by putting more men on the yard. Invitations are but for the wedding of Miss Marguerite Burnet, of Hound Prairie, to Nelson St. Onge. The ceremony will take place Wednesday August 2$, at the home of the bride's parents. H. D. Lincoln, of the Lincoln meat market, met with a severe accident Friday that will lay him up for time. In dressing a veal the knife slipped, striking his knee, inflicting a severe wound. Dr. Klme was call ed, dressed the wound, and we hope It will not be long before Mr. Lincoln la able to attend to business again. T. K. Campbell will move his fam ily to Salem about the first of Sep tember, where they will reside dur ing Mr. Campbell's term as railroad commissioner. Mr. and Mrs. Camp bell have been residents of Cottage Grove for a number of years, are ex cellent citizens, and we regret very much to lose them. Thomas Pearce, of Peaerce Bros.' grocery, has purchased the John Dur ham property on the corner of Taylor and Wynne streets, and will erect a fine modern residence on it. This is one of the choice residence lots in the city, and Mr. Pearce will have one of the prettiest homes In. the city when It Is completed. Bohemia Nug get. . ADVERTISED LETTERS ' Eugene, Or., Aug. 21. Balds-ln, C. H. Davison, R. S. Deveney, James. Eller, Mrs. R. Farnham, Mosb Myrtle. Francen, Pete. Gesaert, Geo. Hale, J. P. Hunter, R. B. I Kipp, Robert. La Dow, Mrs. H. Perkins, Joseph, Pierce, Eugene. Holland, Miss Ruby. Therelsen, L. E. J. L. PAGE, P. M. KNDOl7sTfDY!'llE COUNTV "The moat popular remedy In Ot aego county, and the best friend of my family," wrltea Wm. M. Deltz, ed itor and publisher of the Otsego Journal, Gilbertsvllle, New York, "Is Dr. King's New Discovery. It has proved to be an infallible cure for coughs and colds, making short work of the worst of them. I believe It to be the most valuable prescription known for lung and throat diseases." Guaranteed to never disappoint the taker by DeLano's drug store. Price 50c and St. Trial bottle free. . - People all over the state are hungry for more details of the colonist rates. Letters are arriving from all sections of the state asking for exact rates from different points throughout the United Stntes to Oregon. From Kansas City, and other Missouri riv- er points, St. Paul, Duluth and Winnipeg, the ra t2$lse: and Winnipeg the rate Is $25; From Oklahoma City and St. Louis, $30: Chicago, . S33; Buffalo, 142.50; On-. clnnatl and Louisville, S38; DesMolnes, $29; lndlanapo- Us. S33.85; Boston,. $49.90; s New . York, $50; Pittsburg, $42; Memphis, $37.50; Blr- mlnghum, Alabama, $44.50. Each ticket la $2,50 less ' when bought to points east' of Umatilla. The rates given above cover almost the en- tire .country, and are the same proportionately from all smafler stations. Keep in mind that TICKETS MUST BE BOUGHT READ- INK TO YOUR STATION. 'Portland Commercial Club Bulletin. A Piano at Wholesale 206 K. 14th Phone B ack 15S1 Williams Co. Transfer Light and draw hauling WOOL) rO 'SwLP 5C4 WlllimrluSt.. Eugrr. Ocgui Plioiia lllni'k II " We will sell nn Ellers Bros.' piano this coming week by popular bid, pro vided the lilghest hid received by 9 p. m. Saturday night, August 24. reaches the wholesale price of the Instrument. The piano will bo plac ed in our west window and the bids will be announced each dny In the order they aro received by a card placed upon or near It In plain view and also by announcement In the dal ly papers. This will not necessarily be a cash sale, for terms ran be had that will allow easy Installments. Bring In your hid In person or phone, and ench will be entered In the order re ceived. Watch the window and place your bids. The wholesale price of the piano has been written on a card and deposited with the Guard In a sesled envelope, and will be brouuM to the store nt 9 p. m, Saturday night and the sale decided accordingly. KILKUS PIANO HOUSE. S. E. Stevens, Mgr. Eugene. a?4 DON'T HE KI.I'K and lose all Interest when help Is within reach. Herblne will make that liver perform Its duties prop erly. J. B. Vaughn, of Elba, Ala., writes:, "Being a constant sufferer from constipation and a disordered liver, I have found Herblne to be the best medicine for these troubles on the market. I have used It constant ly. 1 believe It to be the best medi cine of its kind, and I wish all suf ferers from these troubles to know the good Herblne has done me." Linn Drug Company. PERFORMERS , INKLING'S REMARKABLE I NICVCLISTS STILL I'KltFOKMIXG SENSATIONAL FKATS TRAP EZE PERFORMERS ARE AS AL WAYS WITH THE CIRCUS OVER .100 PERFORMERS. Souder In a new act, Kerslake s pigs, which skip the rope and shoot the chutes, a high school of mules and a company of trick horses under the management of Nola Satterfleld. The Holloway family of high-wire performers, the Jordan sisters, the va,oi fniniiv Bin! Claude lloode. al- Iso wire artists, are among the 300 performers whose acts are of es pecial interest. LIST OK KARMS Am getting up a list of farms, ranches, city property and business chances for sale to distribute In the Middle and Eastern states. Name price, description, terms or sale, etc. C. W. Bell, Room 10, Beckwlth Bldg. a24 When a elrciiB performer, riding on a unlcycle with the handlebars re moved, turns somersaultB and lands again astride of the one wheel, It la time for the spectators to sit up and take notice. This is what Wally Kaufmann does in the big bicycle act featured this season with Ringling Brothers' circus. There are ten in the Kaufmann family, and they per form difficult feats on slender ma chines that are all the more amaz ing. One of them rides a triple tan dem machine, perched on the front pedals and the front wheel In the air. Another sensational act Is the fly ing trapeze spectacle offered by the celebrated Jordan family. There are ton men, women and children In the act, and a rigging which fills nearly the entire dome of the canvas is used. There are thirty other aeriallsts be sides the Jordans, and prominent are the European Clarkonians, the Alvarez family from Spain, the Mil ieus, the Shaws, the aerial Smiths, Joseph La Rap. a mld-alr contortion ist, and the celebrated De Mario, trapeze acrobat. Chief among the forty riders are the five Bedinls, renowned all over the world; Mr. and Mrs. Stickney, the Hobsons, Paul Devene, Bud Gorman, John Mercer and John Agee, the champion rough rider'of the world; Daisy Hodglnl; just from Italy; the Clark brothers, of the Londono Hip podrome; and Nola Satterfleld. Chief among the Blxty acrobats are the Bel fords, the greatest In the world; the Patty Brothers, just from Paris;' the Marnello-Marnite troupe who are making their first tour of America; the Borsenls, from Italy, and the mar velous Persian family,, the Mlrze Go lems; by permission of the shah. As regards trained animal features the Ringling Brothers lead all the orld. One act alone, the Riccobono horses, has distinction over all other educated animal specialties on earth. These wonderful eq nines wear boots, trousers, hats and coats: they dine at a table from plates; they take their own clothing off, even to the boots, and do more difficult things that must be seen to be b'elieved. Other trained animals are the famous ele phants under the direction of Pearl OASTOIIIA.. Bssrs U K'1"1 1,011 Hm "" Suits to Order For $25 In any single or double breasted latest style cut. Perfect fit guaranteed and good linings, Nearly 500 nobby pat terns in new gray checks and plaids to tempt you, up to $40.00. . D. S. McDougal 588 Willamette St. Attention!! j i ! LAND LOCATORS Wilt Bros., land locator. Ctook county, Or. Homestead, timber, desert and swamp land locations. Thorough knowledge of the country and abso lute reliability and accuracy guaran teed. Those desiring to use any of their public land rights in a new and growing section of Oregon should commnnlefo with us. Fur further Information call at Vincent's restaurant, Eugene. Ore gon. Address Wilt Bros, Slaters, Or. tt Victor August records In stock. Some new songs by May Irwin, the noted actress. dwtf EUGENE GUN CO. I Subscribe for the DAILY GUARD CASTOR I A For Infanta and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought of 2ffi&M Bears the 8,'yuators i Hie Occult Wonder MARION POTTER Now located in Eugene 683 Oak street Clairvoyant. Palmist, and Spiritual Medium Special reduced fee for first three (3) days $2 Readings for 50c 50c-50c-50c Positively Full Price after that THE ACKNOWLEDGED ADEPT ' AND RECOGNIZED AUTHORITY OF HINDOO PHILOSOPHY AND OCCULT MYSTERIES, MAKES A REMARKABLE STATEMENT : "YOUR GREATEST WISH CAN BE REALIZED YOlf WOULD NOT DESIRE A THING IK YOU WERE NOT CAPABLE OK ATTAINING IT." I KNOW HOW TO CONTROL AND USE THAT POWER FOR YOUR SUCCESS AND MINE. IF YOU . "WISH TO SUCCEED IN ANY BUS INESS UNDERTAKING, CONSULT , ME. 1 can put you on the right rond. If you desire to win In love, or be reunited with one from whom some trouble or estrangement sep-' aratcs ou,.I CAN AND WILL HELP. YOU TO GAIN THE DESIRE OF YOUR HEAR.T. If affairs of the heart or emotions Interest you, she gives the exact and truthful revelations of all love af fairs, settles lovers' quarrels, en ables you to win tho esteem and af fection of any one you desire, causes speedy and happy marriages; tells If the one you love Ib true; also date of marriage: restores lost affection, peace and confidence to lovers and discordant families; gives you the full secret how to control, fascinate and charm the one you love; also those you meet, and how to make a person nt a distance think of you. ONLY TO KNOW IS THE GREAT DESIRE. CLAIRVOYANCE GIVES THAT KNOWLEDGE. Does the above appeal to you?' Then consult yourself, not others. : You hear the truth and nothing but tho truth. Hours. 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Sun days, 10 to 5. ; 683 Oak Street, , N. n. Private residence and par lors so arranged that you meet no other callers. i Bargains in Farms and City Property See our list, before you buy Here are some River Bottom Snaps 25 ACRES only 4 miles from Eugene; good 8-room house, barn and outbuildings; 500 peach trees just coming in bearing; 50 cherry trees and some apple trees; 4 acres of berries; 1 acre of asparagua; good well of water. This Is first-class river bottom land. Nothing better on the mar ket .today at the price of $200 per acre. 70 ACRES, 1 mile from city . limits; 2 good houses; 2 good barns and outbuild ings; 8 acres of cherries and all kinds of small fruit; about 4 acrea In English wal nut trees In full! bearing; 2 acres in fine apple orchard: aome prune trees; balance In pasture and the very best of garden land. This place can be divided Into two places, and will give about equal amount of improvements on each place. Price $200 per acre. 13 M ACHES, 3 miles from Eugene; all in fruit; - 180 English walnut trees In. full bearing; 280 apple trees; balance In cherries, almonds, filberts and small berries; good new house and barn; fine well.. Price $4,500. 210 ACRES. 1 mile from Ir ving; all under cultivation; good house and barn and outbuildings: good granery and windmill; pler.ty fruit for family use. Price $40 per acre. CITY RESIDENCE AND AMI, LAMETTK STREET FRONT AGE FOR SALE. $4,500 l"5's nn up-to-date modern 8-room residence, close In; good barn and other buildings; fine fruit of nil kinds. Modern 9-room house close In -.nice, $3,000. Modern S-room house, near Patterson school; all the fur niture; price. $3,000. Mod rn 7-room house, rloq In; east front; price. $2,000. HCLLENBECK Rk AL ESTATE CO. Office Rooms 48? Willamette St EUGENE, OREGON Phone 441 1 TSe New Fall Goods Have been coming in almost daily for the last mnmk -..T1??135 indulging in self praise we feel that we can serve y0u bette tk ever before better goods, larger assortment, more noveltie jn spite of the rising market, at practically the same d '' prevailed last year. pnces The New Coats now on Distdav And sale in this department arefe. m advance of last year. The V,a tn general recognized the fact goods are not only advancing bu first selections are more satisfactory inKin Misses' and Children's CoaU Made of good quality Oxford W fancy stripes, stylishly trimmed 36 inches long, sizes 8 to 14 each j 9g Child's Coat made of fancy mix tures, of a dainty s'ripc effect, U inches long.... y Bdterv.quality $3.25, $4.50 up to $7.50 Exceptional values n Ladies' Long Coats Stylish Broadcloth Coats $12 Mad of finequaltty broadcloth, SOIncha Ungollarlessouble breastaUrimnnd around nock and cuffs, with velvet aodsilkscutachebraid.as- -sotted plain colors,special $12.00 Rafcbcrized Silk Coats, fair or rainy weather at ' - $875 Ladies' 48 inch fancy mixture coat, velvet collar and cults, . best possible value ara. ' Stylish Rain Coats Tight fitting, double breasted, latest style Ladles' Rain Coat, pockets, cuffs and collars ne,tly trimmed, comes in oxtord only each S5.S0 The New Fall Shirt. Waists styles. to $9.00 each Are here in a variety of dif fereat poods and all th We invite you to call and look them over. The prices are from 63c All Spring and Summer Goods are Mark d Down Again to Close Out, If you will call at this store this week you will be able to secure many bargain! in these goods. The assortments are small so are the prices R. W. Newland, FOR BARGAINS ALL THIS WEEK We have just reveived a shipment of Studebaker buggies and would be pleased to have the public call and look our goods over before buying. S. L. LONG 50 East, Ninth Street Phone Red 1271 IMPROVING UITAfTTV PERSONAL DE,JtJ I I That's what you'r doing when giving your teeth proper attention. A decayed or lost tooth mars a certain amount of attractiveness. It's easily replaced. The increasing popularity ot delighted customers is one evidence of my increasing business. Make a call at once. ' . DR. ATWOOD 514 Willamette St 8::m::Btttt:nnint:::n::BiS!a A New Departure $20 for $10 AS Drligs and Talking Machines seem to mix pretty well, IJhave concluded to carry a line of Toilet Articles, etc., guaranteed under the pure food and drug act. If you don't find tliem right you can have your money back. You will pay no more (in some cases less) than for like quality elsewhere. For every $1.00 up that vou spend for these goods we give you as premium, guns, skates, fishing tackle and all kinds of sporting goods and other things. You can buy goods in any amount at any time and get double value for all your purchases. We have a full line of Colonial high grade Toilet Soaps, Laundry and Floating Soaps, Soap Powder, Perfumes, Flavorings, Extracts, etc. Mail-orde-hcuse advertising assert that you cannot buy at these prices and in thisway of your own dealer. Come and see. No sending away of money; no waiting; n0 freight to pay on goods. Goods constantly in stock. Not necessary to belong to a club to buy goods in anv amount at any time. If you desire to belong to a Club, we can make tor you arrangements impossible to he offered bw mail order houses. Large oit.il"? of Merchandise on our counters from which to ma selections of, Premiums. VCTOR tt EDISON COLUMBIA TALKING F. A..R.anksnHArs8 26 W Ath St..-. Futrpne. Oregon SUBSCRIBE FOR THE "EUGENE DAILY GUARD 44 44 44 tt 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44