Eugene daily guard., January 01, 1908, Image 4

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At Exac&Cost
The remnants of our holiday stock
are placed on sale at actual Cost.
We prefer to close out the goods
now rather than carry them over.
Some of the things you want for
Christmas, but failed to set, you
can now buy for yourself at bargain
prices. The sale also affords z rare
opportunity for those who have been
"delayed in buying gifts, who need
return gifts, or who want something
to present as a New Year's token.
Hull's Red Cross Drug Store
1 7-1 9 E 8th St 537 Willamette St.
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NF.WB NOT1C8
TliorB la a reliable ruporl that the
land content cane! IiivoIvIiik sntno'
lino homesteads t ho Culupooiu. Ill
the Illue Klver district, have been de
cided anuliut Ihti homesteaders In fa
vor of I no contestants. Tho tostlnm
ny mi Irik.-n In these cases before
Couuly Clink Miller several ninntli
alio and submitted lo tho department.
Albany Ileniorrat.
.More than 1000 teirhers, members
of tiin Washington Kdinallonal Asso
clatlon, are Kalhor'd In Seattle fur
their annual m ;( I n . The sessions
iM'Kiin yesterday nl ihe University of
vtanniiiKioii ami iii coiiiiiiuu mini i
Friday. The program la filled with
Interesting features, chief uiikjiik
which will lie an address liy President
Harry I'rail diidson, of Ihu Univer
sity of Chicago.
Jowull lodge No. 32, Degroo of
Honor, of llnrrlsburg, na elet:(ed Ihu
following officers for the ensuing
year: Chief of honor, Mrs. Kthi'l
Muriiliy: lady of 'honor, .Mrs. Effle
(lli-ason; chief of ceremonies, Mm.
Viola Wrlgljt; financier, Charles 11.
Canter; recorder, Mrs. Louisa Max
son; treasurer, Miss Emma Lore
Flue pianoa or organ nt lOHOiit
prices and easy terms nt. Ellors Piano
lloime, 24 Went Beveuth alroet, Eu-itcno.
FRUIT SHOW
AT PORTLAND
Porllnnd. January 14-18, 10S,
will he the scene of the greatest Hor
ticultural meeting yet held In the
mate. Not only will an Interesting
and Instructive urogram he present
ed, Including talks by the moat suc
cessful growers and shippers In the
states of Oregon, Washington. Idaho
and California, hut there will be the
finest display of winter fruits ever
witnessed In the Northwest. A splen.
did et of cupa and awards will be
given for the best fruit shown, and
the judging will be done by a govern
ment officer of national repute. The
competitive proinulm list will bo an
nounced shortly.
The regular reduced rates will he
accorded liv the transportation com
panies, .provided fifty are present,
anil the occasion will bo one of wide
inlereat lo the fruit growers of this
lit Irn Northwe.it.
At this time we want lo 'till the at
tention of every producer of choice,
winter fruit to the subject of exhibit
ing and Hip importance of filing his
rei'i'il for spare in all early dale.
The exhibit already exceeds. In
promise, that. made, last year, so that
It Is Important thai exhibitors lib-'
their request for space at. an early
dale with .1. II. Held. Milwaukee.
Ji Is not every year that we have
an opportunity of having our pro-
iiiiuucl ii drill bv a national ex
pert. The occasion ought to be one
of great value to our growers, llrlng
or send your unknown, or new varie
ties as well, so thai they may be
named.
. K. It. '.AKR,
Secretary.
....ipptes.
NOTICED TO THE PUBLIC
Beginning the First ot the New Yeer 1908.
We will conduct our business on a casli basis. We feel,
that we owe it to our customers. First Because we can
sell poods for less profit, thereby Riving the cash customer
the benefit which they desire and we owe to them.
Second We o.c it to ourselves as a safe business
proposition. ' ' ' :
TRANSFERS OF LANE
COUNTY REAL ESTATE
Furnished by l.ane County Ahstrnct
( ompany.
F. R. Walter et ux to J. F. Walker
170.05 acres In sees. 30, at and32
tn. 20. . r. 2 w. tiooo.
Mini (IcvurU et al to Itachel San
ders: 7.86 acres In sec. 6, tp. 18.
a. ,. 3 w.
T. O. Hendricks et ux to Annlo F.
Maraters; lot 8. block 6. Ellas Stew
art's ad to Eugene. $10.
W. I.. Houston et nl to W. W.
Chessman; part of lot 4. block 1,
Hhnw's 2d ad to Kugene. $1800.
l.lnn Ambrose Houck ot ux lo (Ion
A .Hotirk; 110 acres In sees 13 and
18, tp. 15, a. r. 5 and 0 w. $1.
(leorge A. Hotirk et ux to Ii. A.
Houck; CO ncrea Id sera 7 and 17, s.
r. f and 0 w. $1.
tl'orge It. Underwood et nl to J.
n. Mosby; 41.78 acres In Bee. SO, tp.
20, . r. 3 w.; 3 acres in sec. 36, tp.
20, . r. 3 w. $300.
United States to Certnide (. Hush;
160 acres 111 auc. 20, tp. 18, s. r. 6
w. Paetnt.
United Stntos lo Joslo II. Mush;
160 acres In sec. 20, tp. 18, s. r. 6 w.
Patent.
I'nlled Stales to Andrew S. Hush:
160 acres 111 sec. 211, tp. 18, s. r. 6
w. Patent.
S. A. Iluddlcfton lo Italph Hliin
chard; tots 7 and S, James Huddles
ton's ad to Kugcnc. $ 1 0.
J. .1. MrCullorh el ux to Crow
lodge No. Ilo, I. O. (). F.; 2 acres In
tp. 18, s. r. li w. $1.
John Adams to J. S. Conger; 80
acres In bcc. 20, tp. IS, a. r. 4 w.
$4r,0.
Dllwnod Taylor lo Chris Taylor;
US.'Jfi acres In see. 2!l, tp. 17, a. r.
6 w. $4110.
(Icorgrt V. Perkins et ux lo J. A.
Htnnshle; block 32 In Springfield.
O. V, Johnson et nx lo J. A. Stans
hie; lots 6 iiud 7, block 4H, Spring
field. $10.
Reiik'iiiLvr we will always treat you tiht, try us and
be convinced that CASH or its cukv'ulent is justice to all.
AIICasii oklois ticliveied as promptly ..s possible.
Yours for SrOT CASH or its equivalent. Call and i.lt
J'HICliS '
R. J. MOSES & SON
CroccnuJ, Shes, Try Goods and Notions
Cor (II h and Oliv Strmni
Eugene Theatre ,,ML4.
Thusday, Jan. 2d
F. J. CARPENTER'S
Great Scenic Comedy Drani.i
"Why Girls
Leave Home"
CLEAN .WHOLESOME INTEIxESTING
INSIRJCTIVE
Test Edu:jtor of Oiv. of the Greatest Problems
Our Country Fas to Deal With
:tz:ctly mokau and uplifting
Prices:- 25c to 50c
COl'TiiU
Cheap for those that
woivt pay for good; Schil
ling's Host tor those who
won't have poor.
YMir cnvi rrluou jour nioncr II ou d.m't
t!. II. u thir Uiiu
lar Hint t'liiH-imttiuiia
For ihe riitnpieto euro of rn'.Rhs.
rolds, asitinia and bronchitis and uii
Iiiiik roiiiplalnti temlhm to consump-
j Hon, liverwort, tar and wild cherry
i have for axes maintained an vstab
: Hilled reimtatlon as a standard poukIi
I trniedy. It contains no opium or
harmful drtm and ran be given with
afety to children. Prlco $1.00. Sold
by l.lnn OriiK Oo. Williams Mfg. Co .
props., Cleveland, O.
(l.NOI,INK WIMlll HAWINO
V. 11. Whlto t. prepared to saw ;
; your wood on short notice.
! I'hotu' lllack .:. Uesldenee,
j 5I West SUih street.
rn.m rt itt i i n iti 1 1 n w s
l'All OIN I MKM- Is guaranteed tn ;
cure any case of IL'Ninn. Iillnd, lilee.t- I
n or pii ti-udiun pt!c4 in ti lo it
Ma or .i-oiiey refunded tnc.
(Copyrt(ht. I'M. by E. C. I'arcella.)
Colonel (jreahaui, Htw.'kbrukur, turn
eil uentleinnii fanner to pnaluee new
rarletles of fruits.
.Valine Kiowa aotne two-colored ap
ples, but when you uk her to ndd two
aillltionn! colors she wants time to
think the matter over. Every experi
ment was a failure, bat that only made
the colonel and hi gardener tlia mora
determined, cs)ecially the gardener.
It was his duly a an employee
to qlve Ilia master nil his Ideas, but he
made au oxeuptiuu In till one casu.
Ilo clung to It with dogged obstinacy,
but he kept It as secret as tho grave.
He might have clung to It n year or o
longer had not the colonel tieeome im
patient. Ilo said something one Juno
day about giving up the experiments,
and the gardener replied that he would
have some news for hlin next day. IU
inked Ihe broker li come home an
hour curlier than usual mid to come
directly to tho large farm Imrn.
At the hour named the colonel was
there. He had scarcely entered the
bum when he revel veil a crack on the
bend that irimle liini unconscious for
the next ipianer of an hour, When In
came t lie had been sKlpped t." coat,
vot nnd lie and w:ti l.oflnd liuud and
foot. He had not caught sight of hH
niwillant before being atruek. but now
found the giirdener hovetlng over hlin
Willi u murderous look on his face.
"Will you tell mi? whnj this means,
Henry?" asked Ihe victim.
Yes, air. I have finally found how
to grow four-colored apples. It Inn
been a long time, but I have ntriick
It nt last. I hope to have fifty bushels
on the market this fall."
"Well, let's hear about It."
"All the apple trees are now In bios,
mm. Tho red ones nrc nil right, anil
tho yellow ones are all right, anil I
have found a way to make the blue
and gni'ii ones all right. I have sim
ply to sprinkle theni with the blood of
a man wearing side whiskers. A drop
of blood to a blossom will do the trick,
and once the apples alnrt tn growing
Umt way they will continue."
Now, the colonel bad a growth of
side whiskers that were tho envy of
Wall alroet nnd a matter of Joy to
himself. Whenever you saw tho colo
nel you saw his whiskers Ilo might
forget his commutation ticket now n-el
then, but never l is v h'-'te. Tho
tv p t o:'! i :ip ri-d In: ep: nl 'r. "e
didn't Ilk.-! the g Teener' iefe e:"'e 'i
thoie snered e iijects. U fllacko' "f
familiarity, and Ihce win a covert
threat behind the wnnla. Ho was at
first Inclined to bluster, but another
look Into tho gardener's fnee satisfied
hlin that tho man had become crazy.
Ho therefore changed his tactics and
quietly said:
"All right, Ilonry. We will go up to
the on-hard and experiment. I am de
lighted to find that you have achieved
success at last." '
"Hut how can you go when I want
your blood?" asked tho man. "You
see, you are tho only man around here
with side whiskers. If the coachman
or the butler had 'em, that would do,
but I hey haven't, you know. They tire
fine ouiM, colonel line ones."
And Chapman bent down and ten
derly caressed lite iron gray side
whiskers that floated nway from each
cheek and wore gently attrred now
and then by the June breezes blowing
Into the open door. Never had another
man on t tils enrlh except tho barber
dared to lay bis sacrilegious hands on
those reverenced obJeetH of tho money
center of the world.
"Itut we will look up pome one else.
said the colonel as ho felt a sinking of
tho heart. "I know of several men
Willi side whiskers, nnd 1 w ill coax one
of theni home with me tomorrow."
"Hut 1 must have the bloml today,
colonel. Itcsidcs, for this first experi
ment we must have Ihe nicest sort ot
whiskers. There la nothing In tho state
of .New York to compare with yours.
The papers have said so over and over
again. How soft they are! How' lux
uriantly they growl How the breeze
toys with llieiu! Your blood Is nil
right, and Ihe Ural bushel of foui'oxdor.
ed apples shall bo deposited ou your
grave "
"Hut 1 want to aw the trees yoii
35 E 9th Street 35 9th Street f
Agent Pictorial Review
Also Agent For Pictorial Review Patterns
Everything
in the
usene
at greatly reduced prices '.this
CIlltlSTM.VS C.MtD.S
Elegant new line of Christmas
cards of every imaginable design.
Cheapest la tho city.
emtisTMAs, tost c.utns
HUXHUKDS OK DJCSlCiXS
A FIXK ASSOKTMKXT OP
GAMKS
At this season, above all others,
you should make an effort to
please the young folks and there
13 no more pleasing pastime for
a winter's evening than a good
g'amo.
JAI'AXKSK GOODS THE
, FI.VKST IX TOWX
(JLASKWARK
Lemonade sets, vases, fruit and
pickle dishes, salts and peppers,
etc., at Racket prices.
POST CARD ALltlMS ,
A nice line of post card albums
ranging In price from 10c to 35c.
DOLLS AXI) DOLL HKADS IX
IIOTH CHINA AXI) KISQUE
Every little girl, regardless of
age, expects und should have a
doll for Christmas. We have.
them ranging lb price; rrom 10c
to 65c.
We are
going to reduce
Our Stock
REGARDLESS
OF COST.
Come in and look
our stock over r
we will please you
in quality
as well as in
price.
We invite yon to see our goods and prices for yourself
We are giving more for the money in quantity and quality
EUGENE RACKET STORE
35 E 9th St.
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W. J. BALDWIN, Proprietor..
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35 E9th St.
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At Dayton, Ohio, a few days ago,
Mrs. Ceo. E. Mcllonlad, wife of a for
mer pastor of tho I'. !J. iiiurch of
Eugene. There nrc no particulars
of th" deatt 't he news was recelv-
j cd by phor.e from Philomath yester
I day by Hev. McDonald's brother.
who works In tie Hampton Hros.
store. The remains will be brought
to Oregon nnd Interred at Philomath,
the former home of the deceased.
At th" Eugene hospital this morn
ing nt li : .1 ii o'clock of corner of the
stiinisch, Carl Ithe, of Mayletnn. aged
thlity-one years. He leaves his pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Rice, and
three brothers nnd four sisters, as
follows: Peter S., Olaf, OUo, Pnul
Ine, Mary. Jennie and Althie, all of
Mapleton. Tho funeral will be held
Kriday at 10 a. m. with interment in
the 1. O. O. F. cemetery. The ser
vices at ('ordon'sundertakln g chapel
will be conducted by Uev. Dommers
naes, and the ceremonies at the grave
by the 0:ld Fellows, the young man
having been a member of the lodge
at Mapleton.
Frtiitgrowei
Ateul'.oii.
IP YOU KNEW
The merits or the Texas Wcoder,
you would never suffer from kidney,
bladder or rheumatic trouble. $1 a
bottle I two months' treatment). Sold
by O. J. Mull, or by mail. Send for
testimonials. Dr. E. V. Hall, 2926
Olive street, St. Louis.
A mass meeting! ol fruit growers
and other citizens (will be held Jan
, nary 4th, at tiie count; court house,
j Prominent men wjll deliver short
I addresses on various Rejects of in
terest to you. But to take the meet
. lng still more lntarestng, you are
requested to send In n,ie question
; or questions whicht yn would like
to have the speakars ciswer. You
are requested to send ttse in writing
! without delay to Mas Meeting De-
partment, Commercial lub, Enger.-
! tieiommittwe!
The beginning of theicw ye.ii- ,
ness.es ho,tbeimivln:-;Htt.j,e BtHte n.
sunn, asylum, when pir .nrfcl Mrs. J.
F. Caibrentn retire anlDr. and Mrs."
It. E. Lee Su-lner arnt upon their
term of office.
EUGENE THEATRE
Wednesday Evening, January 8th
rjl fk Ih. Ms
5 GLORIA DARIf.
Wji-et-r t oiii'h pbmov l.eavo or
ders : Moiris' Miimi- Store. If
I Mill f-'.-.l and b.il-d h.iy at Hle'
'i';".' i-,.uii,-tie s:rtvt. tf
I IV I. nw,., ti,,i oj.t li-l ; n . mill be In
hH Fun-lie , rll,e n!l this oe.-k. Have
htm teit your e.- (or 'I.ism-k I
ear' eierleiu-e. ( i
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(The Rocky Mountain Girl
Vocal, Instrumental and Reading Selections
Assisted by and for the
benefit of
EUGENE MILITARY BAND
THE MUSICAL TREAT Mm cr . 'W
25500 75c. Seaft en sale Monday.
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