Eugene daily guard., January 01, 1908, Image 6

tub woWnAiurorASTrES.y. jam, art i, .ooa
Best
Line of
Clothing
May be found at cur
store. A suit of Mich
ael, Stern & Co's. fine
Tailored Clothes. We
are sole agents.
Neckwear
Shirts
Hosiery, Gloves,
Underwear
Handkerchiefs
Bath Robes
Everything In Furnishings "
. .a Kntjciiuiii ihinIh. Don't
- waxln your money on foolish
Christmas rcciitji. lluy
soim-tliiug (luu In useful and
w ill bo appreciated.
or 11 PRICES
AUK RIGHT.
E. D. HANSON
No. K Eiwt Mnth HI reel
Eugene, ri'Ku
MSSS LILLIAN
UND OF FLORENCE,
FIRST TO PASS THE 10,000
ARK
ARMITACE &. BOWN
Successor to
YATES &. SON
Livery, Feed and
Sales Stables
Livery, Sale, Feed
and Boarding
Stables
IlmihlliKrl.ru (or Knit (Ywk
ami (Vhurg Stagca.
Hay, (lata anil Wheat I full Hun
of mill featta. Try iu we
will uml you right.
TOM BAILEY, PROP,
Known aa Transfer liarn
ItHUHl lUxl llxll I tw. loth
and Willamette nla.
GRANDMA 0AV1DS0N
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY:
Hulsev, Or., Dee. 31. Children.
grandchildren and 2C great-grand-;
children assemble yearly for thai
birthday of Mrs. Sarah Davidson,,
who yesterday was K3.
Quite a remarkable woman Is tins
pioneer or ISbZ. ane u
housework, and belongs to that now
small school or nouseaeeiieii. "" i
prides Itself on not having a speck oil
.!, fmm cellar to garret. She Is
as young appearing as many women
30 years her junior. She is also a
woman of good works and a giver of
many alms.
Mrs. Davidson held the attention
of all in the room yesterday aa she
told of pioneer times, how she, .her
husband and six children started
from Indiana for Oregon in 1852
with two yoke of oxen and one cow.
One child died at St. Joseph, another
took cholera and for days lay in his
mother's arms with no sign of life
except the fluttering of his pulse.
Through all this they dared not stop
..... . n with tho train be-
ling Miss Hawley of Cottage Grove , wefe hostl 0nce
wnu iicu mo y were clliied upon to cteienn
district for the past three days. t,m hand of 600 red-
vn.,,. ri. ....... la n il. ..mn ,iv nr I . .,......-- - -
I
and while she has not a world of time
on the list In district number three,
and the support so loyally given has
Induced Miss Urund to Become active
I vi her own behalf, which the result
in the llne-uo of votes shows. Miss
rtnirwi T the uonular and accomplish
ed daughter of William llrund, the
popular hotel keeper ofElorence, and
was a former student of the Eugene
high school. She has a host oi aa
mlring friends throughout the coun
ty who will no doubt respond nobly
during the 0000 special vote offer.
Miss Brund will appreciate voluntary
subscriptions.
Most noticeable among other can
didates who enlarged their totals
yesterday wa Miss Zclma Cruzon, of
Dexter. Miss Cruzon cast enough
voles to place her name first on the
list In district number two, dlsplac
Williams, the logging contractor, . m ' . ro n.v dle(.
..GRC
WE
A full line of Grocer
Granitewatl
;' . Wh
jf""1? w
to devote to gutting -votes; has Up to
CAPITAL l"l.K (il'AHl) l'(H'l Ult U.IHI' VOTING CONTEST
Now on Exhllillloii at Ellen Plniin House, Seventh, Xeur Willamette St.,
Eugene, Oregon.
NAMES !' COMPETING CANIIIIIATKS.
District .No. 1.
IIum Altn Icfiutliiim. rltv H-1
Ml KB Mlllllc Johnson, Hl)3 HlghSt "I u
MIks Icliili Hi-iiili'mlirtl, Madison HI Mil
Minn Kay Clink, 7:: Kerry HI IW47
MNh Grace Woods, UHI W. Klh SI '-ITMI
MIm .Marguerite WoniK IIW W. Hlh 7:MI
,muk ii'iin iiiiciiuiiiiii. mill si mini
Miss Gusnle .leiiiiliics, W. 71 h HI I'I7:
MIhii Grille llllllll 7 IS Olive SI ' 1:IH
Miss llii.ol HiMlklliMill, B.VI V. till H SJHII
MIhii .May Douglass, Pearl SI HIO
lllHlrli t No, '-.
Miss Zolnin Ciuoii, Doxlcr (1711)
Miss hull- Hun ley, ( ullage Grove WIIIS
MisH'Alla William", Dexter fKSliS
MIH Helm linker, Collage (irisv? fflKill
MInh I,c4a Snnfiinl, Cfiitiigi (.rove -Il7:t
lihH lleni .Incnb, IIcvIit 1!JI1U
IImn ('urn Sriitt, ('otlatfe (irovi. 71!0
Mian (inle llaie, CulliiSi- nvi I.V
lMrlit Xo. II,
MIk VIIIIiiii llriiml, I'loreiice 10,'J l
llll llllllll' ( link, Jtmi'llim lly IHM7
MImi (.iTlruilc lliiKhiiell .liini'llon I lly II.1IU
MImn KrKil lliiinhle, Miiplelnil MM3
MlhH Minnie Hllil.ii-I, J.iiu llim City , :t4lli
MInm Tin CiiMliinnii, ciiii . i 2172
. V lllnlrict No, I.
MInh MiiiIiiIIiii' llettti, ColiurK R7H2
MIhn Minnie I'uIn, Marcnlii 5l:t(
Minn Knit- Wllliniiv, Sii'liiKflelil IL1
MIhh Ireiio Itohlni-tl, I'liiiwint Hill fttifj
MIk (liHirgln Neff, Cnhlll'K 43111
Ihe nresent time made a very good i
', showing. MIsh Cruzon is in hopes!
' that the people with whom she is ac- ,
liiualnted throughout the county will
j take an interest In helping her to '
gain and remain at the high point
i on the score list of votes. She will
work hard for the prominence and
ultimate success which a large num-
ber of subscription votes will give
, her.
j Candidates, don't fall to secure
j five new six-months' subscriptions
I while the special vote offer Is In
i force, or you will have overlooked
I the best chance of the entire contest.
WATCH FOH TIIK AXXOrXCK
MK.VP of tile rluiHroil contest thut
, will he pulillslieil next Monday,
j Don't fail to nominate your favorite
i'1iiihtoii cuniliilate to etfrort the win
ners to Lou Angeles and return.
which was no small loss In those
I times. They did not see a house be
tween St. Joseph and The Dalles.
They came to Halsey and took up
land near hero, where they lived un
til Mr. Davidson's death, 14 years
ago, since which time Mrs. Davidson
haB lived in town. There were among
the most prosperous farmers of this
vicinity.
Besides the grandchildren and
great grandchildren who yearly cel
ebrate Mrs. Davidson's birthday are
I her children Mrs. Lucretia Murphy.
; of Corvallls; Theodore Davidson, of
Eugene; Mrs. Mary Cunningham, of
1 Lebanon, and William Davidson, of
Brownsville.
Get You a llome of
You r Ovn
CltKSWKLiL 1TKMS
, A KAKK ( IIAXC'K
I have a farm of 127 acres to sell
70 acres in cultivation, 30 acres pas-j
; turo; 11 acres timber: horses, cows,
1 hogs, chickens, wagons, farm lmple-
ments; orchard and good buildings. I
I $4S per acre. Four miles from de
' pot: good schools and neighborhood.
hnnuiro at the Springfield Hotel,
Springfield, Or. tf
MInh litHKlniaii, t'obiii.t
MInh (tciievlcve Howe, CriMwell ,
MInh Myrlln IIInIhiji, Cohiiru; , . , .
.Ml Merrll Srolt, (roll el I ... .
MIhn liiia llvti'ftiin, 'nNW'fll
Minn Mabel TIhiiiiiihimi, CrcMWell.
MIhh Kilenlii ('liiiN'l, Springfield .
MInh Krllin Smith, Springfield . . .
MIhn lul Krolt. t'ri'NWfl! , . . . .
I III I
2ii7:l
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JU-JU
711
110
nn
NOTICE TO FIU'IT tiHOWKHS
Spraying
and rrunlng
Hone
Promptly
We are prepared to do all kinds of
spraying and pruning. Call up Red
2711. C. A. Darker, II. V. Darling,
J. Keller, J. A. Hendorson. ml
(Special Correspondence.)
Creswell, Jan. 1. Mrs. Myron
Johns, of Creswell, gave a grand
Christmas dinner and oyster supper
to her children, their wives and hus-
. bands, her grandchildren anil their
husbands and wives, Mr. and Mrs.
J. E. Ingrabam, of Saginaw, their
daughters and husbands, and Mr. and
Mrs. William H. Bainbridge and fam
ily and several other guests partook
of the good things. After dinner a
goodly number of presents were giv
en. Some were, useful as well as or
namental and some were quite valua
ble. After supper we had recitations
and singing until the time came for
the Cottage Grove local, and Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Ingraham and family de
parted for home, wishing the rest a
happy New Year.
Mrs. llalnbrldge went on the 11:10
the next day to Springfield.
' Dr. George, of Creswell, is very
sick with the measles at tihls writing.
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t Corner 5tt-adWUlal V
1 URfcVjV; nvl
IB . .A..JI
n Kt-tnms 7 ana ;u
S
M Have some cood TjargM
I Gty Lots J
B WU1 be glad to show
1 1 Oregon Home &. Lanl
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I aU -
vULKIES..
II Tj
1 13' 11
Ffcr and Feerl Tin. j
- I ttllU
Ledquarters for
RiylFlour
; 1
4ts ad Oranges
rE;lEe Grocer
,iette St Phone Red 461 1
i
ME 4 LAND CO.
r Chamb-s-Bristow Bank
nsin sma andlarye farms.
td City hmes.
ju anythig in real estate.
Deal to l.
i .
Co., A A. Aaby, Mgr.
IjAXI) KOIl SALE
Say, I have some of tho best farms,
grass, hop and wheat lands In Lane
county, and some choice lots and
acres In Springfield. S. N. B. Hunt.
V. O. XV. CIGAR
Best Be cigar on the market,
tf LEE HOSICLTON.
tttttttttTtTttttT
Many six-months' sub
scriptions received a a re
sult of special H000 vote offer.
Scott's Sanlal-Pepsin Capsules
A POSITIVE CURE.
Lin V N
H..W by V. I
9m lelltMmkilM m it.rik
I Um NiaddM m4 IHmi..J
Kiiir& Sa nu v,
4N.M 4IMI, Mil ltNft-
Mitli ll I i.l UtoMm
V( IN I !., Uru. Ah.
aImwii Ntn.M Holi b,
driMNLM. I'hm It OX w ki
MU. KtiJ IU. u.m
lMIItl(llC(l,
SLUUHMUM, a.
UK I.ANtt. Druxiiut
" I
1
Madame Dean';
Fills.
d mcNON
J flMALC
L 4M.K. pun IV m it in,
J HiTv' K.TlKli.'i.ut.n Uuni
If Ubl tir . k V(UiL,'.,1 Ni ih-
..i 1i f -n. - !li m id, m
t i, tit.. I. iw. jhwI f.r i i
, ffsttn .'. n i m .it -it'Uu. I vvtir
' t!Mt".l I.' Ui t-". Iluui rtiil if
t l:iU :l 'A. CI, JI , liKiiw, H.
HI'IUM'IUIIK fXlll TI1K Cil Anil
)
Iv.
The generous oiler iuale by The
Guard In Us groat 1 1 000.00 prliu vot
ing contest, on all new six-months
Hubscrlptions secured and turned In
this office between tho dales. Monday
December sOlh and Saturday, Jan
uary 4th, OH, has awakened a new In
terest In the hearts of tho contestant
and their friends alike.
All ambitious candidate see an
opportunity to capture a 6M0O special
Tola coupon which they will receive
for every five new six niunt.hi sub
scriptions turned In before Haturday.
January 4 1 h al 8 o'clock p. in. When
uch opportunities are within their
rasp It l not surprising that the
determined ones respond so nobly.
The public see hero an opportunity
to sunlit some well-deaurvlag and pop
ular candidate. It remains, though
for the mntemants and their friends
to make as many new friends as pos
sible, that all working together will
win the prise for their favorite. In
terest w ill become mora and more In
(en.! as the days pass by and the can
didates send li ballots to change their
position to one a Utile, above. Many
i iitillilttt" nmde giiml recirds, the
Increased totals being the best record
of this fact. Each day we puhluh
our standing, with a few miles or
Information as to how the context
pruKi'essIng but we would be pleiicd
to h:ie .ni call at the Guard of lice
as soon aa p.mllii. that we may ex
plain further. IVneicnime Is in, ,1
i d to a greater ext. ut than some of
the lH.m.-t.ini tbliik, n,l coupled
w'lt'i that n u,,hI luud of determliu
lion With onh the short tpne until
the close ol the p.vl.il Vol,. tiff,.r. It
behooves eve- c'lltoMnut who ha
.my Inteniiov of winnlui!. i,
idowtl to k o,l. h.,,, woik Just be
I .-HUN.- onr name head, lac lit m
, ' have moie vote, than v ni- op.
, ponent is no ir..o( Hint , . i h.,.,. w on
'In a walk. I'i.....ii1v nil Sic working
; Jut.1 as har.l n. ou. but me not turn
: Ins In ninny xote
I ollle.tiillts St,irl To l'n III.OINI
Mn- Lillian lliui'.il. of riiirenciv
'!' si "' .! to h.'V total ot .. i
tinl-iv, whleli phi, ej her name over I
the le.oe.i murk and In IV p.sl;ln '
wMi-!i. it h.. au le'nr.i li until the
s el tin- voi,.,..:. m ill , an for the
slid muni frii Hi,, l.i.-.u Kan I
II pi uio
Clncc the stail f rint,('
friends ol XHmi llvlind who reside hi
different pai s ol Ijiue roiiuw cast I
votes M,-h kept her nst well up
VOTES AMXHVI.II OX NEW AXI) OLD -KEIAII SUlSt'KIXTlOXS TO
DA1LV 11AHI) AKE AS WILLOWS:
... New Old .Currier Mall
three Months 400 voton 200 votes $1.50 $1.00
Mx mom lis 1200 voles COO voles 12. SO $2.00
""'ear 31100 voles 1500 votes 15.00 $4.00
lOl liS ALLOWED O.N NEW AND OLD I'UKIVUIl SI IISt'ltllTIOXS TO j
WEEKLY Gl AltD
1 Year .
2 Yearn
3 Years
New
r00 votes
Hi 00 votes
2400 votes
Ohl
250 votes
750 votes
1200 votes
l'rlco
Mall
$1.50
l'i.00
$4.50
NOTICE
The University School ot
Music announces that Miss
Lillian Blauvelt, soprano, has
been secured to fill the date
left vacant last season by the
non-appearance of Dr. Hlllls
and holders of .last season's
tickets will be admitted to the
Blauvelt concert upon presen
tation of their tickets at the
door. ' Miss Blauvelt will ap
pear In Eugene . In March.
Further details later.
Holders of tickets to the
other attractions may secure
tickets to this one by calling
nt Linn's drug store and iden
tify themselves as being the
purchasers of tickets during
the first ot the season.
OVIV.kw YEAR
I DELIVERY SKHVICK
has bea arranged to inoet
every 4:iiand promptly. Hut
we ti lls you will make It as
easy asiossible for us by giv
ing us yur order for groceries
as early s you can. This store
is espefcilly popular at New
Year's. vien people require the
best erbjrles. Be among the
wise Oiie who order early. Ac-,
cldentst'ill happen and your
order ii'it miscarry somehow.
Only Vv more days for you
to got faty china ut 54 off.
W. M. GREEN, .Sygggffi
619 Willamette St.
Phone Iain 25.
BRODERS BROS! NEWMARKET
W7" i a J . ' I 5 "
We art nnur InratM in n i i 4
wfcr ncw ouuoi.jy
across me street ana weviMi nu,.A
.... vv r'---- -.w vv j vui
..specUl..
51b Can Choice Lard for!
Broils and Stews StriL
;i TST BR.0DER.SI BR-Oi. S,T
j i-
i.
s
tly Cott. Prie
65c
100,000 Bottles of SWeet Wine Gived
Away--5pecul Holiday Gift,
The lally (iiuinra Popular lollies' Prlio Voting (L'.mt.fit
VOTE txu rox
Miss
Address
district
Cut out and fill In with the name of the young ladv you wish
to vo'e lor. Send or mall to Contest Department, Tho Guard and
It will count for one vole.
Xo( (IimxI After .limuary 4th, 1IHIH
NOTICE
Subscribers to the promotion fund
are reminded that the first payment
of their year's subscription is now
due. Kindly Instruct your bank to
put same to the credit of Treasurer
D. E. Yoran. If paid for a year In
advance a discount of 6 per cent Is
allowed, or 2 per cent If paid for
six months In advance.
El'NGENE COMMERCIAL CLUB.
rrum now untu January 1st, iu. nv.ii o-i,.
purchaser of our famous brand of whlskifL n,,ri which f y 6 10 ever1
at the same prices as heretofore, as follC.. mctt 'e are n0" offerinj
. no one gallon or our jacoo 8 Moil,
Whiskey, regular price $5 per gallon, wl
ui-9 ui uue om vaiuornia wines, reguiarl
brand that you might select.- The Dries
Is $2. You will get a $7 purchase for
prepaid. ,
oki iii ixye a Bourbon O. P. Si
r, "8"" ""J' sratls four bol
f the Whlskir n. tn.
r. ,.iu. -.'." " " "'1
m express chargei
With one imllnn of nur nmnua stnnL ... v.
per gallon, we will give away gratlB thrL, bottle, of'l! reB",ar Prce
Sweet Wines, regular price B0 centB pi bottle V 0 01(1 C"'ornii
brand you desire. The price of the WhlslLv l. 14- th. "elect an:
B" " i'i vaiu,
THE EI'GENE
I ibln In n III
HAILY ;r.lll, EIGENE, OltE.
one of Hi,, i, hi prUi-K to lx nMii-ill by miIi',,' rlbiug In tlie ' " "
(KAII.V H Alill
stat Which ?
nu ilKI.V til Afill
I or -rlml ,.f in.iiHli.,
Ixglniilng 0T
I'l.sav rr.-lil . . f ,, (-i-iuiit anil il.-.
Il.er the lKi r lo the follon lug aililltsNVs:
A HIGHER HEALTH LEVEL
"I have reached a higher health
level since I began nslng Dr. King's
New Life Pills,'.' writes Jacob Spring
er, of West Franklin. Mnlne "Tliov
keep my stomach, liver and bowel's i J,ou. ma' .desire.
working Just right." If these pills.
illsaiinoliil x-oii nn trini o.o.i.,,- uiii I prepaid.
refunded at W. A. Kuvkendall's driii? ' w"h one gallon
store, 25c. i price $3.25, we will give away
hweet Wines, regular nrice 50 cents her. i...i v. " uln Ja irornla
I brand you may desire. The price of the Wlli3)(ev 'B "la' select any
PKICES l'OR CM) SEItVH'E i"lne 18 ' " will get a $4. 2a purchase for I5.!l' ., ""' l'
I press charges prepaid. ' ""'Bni
Owing to Ihe busses beltitr taken' H"e gallon of Sheehan's Private S
.m.i;-."i w,ni
. . nun exuretss
Ith one gallon of our famous RanlUr AAA Bon-iv, I
$4 per gallon, we will give away a-ratta thif i..,i .'n' regular nrlcj
I Sweet Wines, regulaiv price 50 cents per boL.i. yq11 H,me,0l(1 CallforniJ
! VOU mnv rieolra Th nrlra .sf llio M'klilu . "a. .. Select anv hrnnl
You will get a $5.50 purchase forij4t freight ije of lae wlne '
of Tillamook Rye nr Ronrivi. . . I
free two bottles of fln , n'"i L rcgulal
Y 'iiiorn
and
ate SLoeir Hv. .
off. cab service to and from trains "'g'l'ar price $:! per gallon, we will give r.iw.,y -fr,,e , ,""" Whiskey
w !., .".il ...on- ...... - r. ........ .... . IMl La Ilirtl i Siu-tsnt XV na puirn n. tir m . - ,s . --sfsiius nf 1...
' - --.on uuv, , eeuiS HIT . .-o
two, or $1 for three or four.
tf BAIiNAHU & WEST " ""' ,s l-
50 cents
caul
I mil. ale hei.i
whether NEW or
M.li Sul. script Ion.
No. points due
"lect any brand you desire. Tho price of tle Whlskev i, ,i. 'on
ion will get a $4 purchase for $3, h.i 'ue Price oil
espresil
WE ( AX SI I'PI.Y
Your wants with wood Oik
pie, Kir. and Ties Also Coal.
' are purs i-J (;uar.intretl,0 c, I
hsve lht iollowing brlnd, , '" "l
I'
tSicnvd
I
(ciiarges prepaid.
I Tt . . . . '
i nc wines wluc wt jre pivin? away
Mn. new ourt l.sod l..ot l ?nih io. xx
Port. Skfrrv.'A.-il.-. M...,.ill ;...! r. .,K. ?
i i . .... i... . : . . . . . ----- , - u wi, -r.i -.
ii. i.i x.ms iitAMtr.n iu . me suit wnn 1-r.uJ, ynu c!iie. Krmrmbcr when TOo ordrr nu ,i-V wtlnpH,r.
Phone Black 1 1 4 1. w1 niiltlrd on -very cxtri gillcra you order to u m,ny bottles of ""Mloa yu
. Ihe first jalloa. - Voo , ,
Serd your orders in (or the Holldiy, and Ihev will hive our prrm,.,
(71, oH-ked rl iin eaiej. Send WclU Karjo or Post 0,liCe Money Ord, '"'"Son. Al
e cannot ..up t. o. D. 1,0 fwr order I
MIKE JACOS (Sb COMPANY
WHOLESAU. uqvjor. uralers
51 Front Str.et .PORTLAND
This Is the season when vour blood
needs purifying: if the blood Is Intro
I 'and healthy, you'll be well. The most
I reliable blood remedy Is llolllster's
( Rocky Moun'ain Tea. Nothing can
more g.'o,l. :i.,c Tea or Tablets.
I. Inn llnig Co.
IMUKl'l'IONM p..,-, ,, ir.di
iir. olii..,uiles )'' oi iter To in ike
i r. ,ht lor th,. xotes. remit direct t
k-lve the money to ihe contest ui!
now t k I ii ..pher I'.illy nr W.vkl
routing to ihe printed schedule.
ed to rontc-t.int unless t'VSlI
Mire eotnos:nn; ee:s j. roper
Guard I'i intinj t'oini.i:4 , ,.r
y.'il is!i to faior. A pels,,,.
Guard .i r.-eeive votes
XVII I.-V. XI Ui'lV.l . v-s
MEST ON SI'llSl'HII'TION. PUl IV I MEli 'th i- uml.,. ,.! . !
SENT TO THE Ul'AKl) WITH THE MONEY.
CASTOaiA
For IufiUUs .' ':.,; -.tfa.
Th Krpd Yon ' -. .
Bears the
8. nature of (
HALL. ii. iHUMWAY, ;
Carry a lill line of plumbing fixture.
' Plnmbiiui aim sewer work.
S J.ijjof I Also general jol blng In tin ard
r 'heet inni work. Iruu work protnp
at:.a i I tu. ;
Fhena Aick 1171 tt WinamatU . I
Willi&ms
sA
Lic!il and
TOOD i-xm'l'fij
iMWIlUnwtteSU t,
' PhoDa tu.
t
agdSCBBSBBa HIWMi aa k-..- -
n