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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1908)
in I slsl Latest Price List EUGENE DYE STEAM WORKS MANY CONVENTIONS WILL BE HELD IN CITY OF PORTLAND Established 1898 phone Red 266 1 R. M. MARX, PROPRIETOR 445 North Wilamette 5L CHRIS. MARX, Jr. MANAGER GENTS' LIST SUITS ' COAT AXI) VEST I'AXTS OVKKCOAT PRESSING 75 50 25 .50 (PHEXCH) STEAM DRY CLEANING CXKAXIXQ $1.75 S2.0O 1.25 .75 1.25 1.50 1.25 EXPLANATION Prices on Overcouts ure for short Coats. DYEING $:i.oo 2.00 1.25 1.75 LADIES' LIST PRESSING ' (FRENCH) DRY CLEANING Sl'ITS . . . u .. 75 and up JACKET 50 and up SKIItT . ......... ..... . .50 and up COAT . .50 and up WAIST 25 and up EXPLANATION Prices arc for plain work. $1.25 and up .75 and up .75 and up 1.00 and up .75 and up STKAM CLEANING $1.50 and up .75 and up' .75 and up .75 and up 50 and up DYEING $1.75 and up 1.00 and up . 1.00 and up 1.00 and up .75 and up Plaited and double lined skirts, etc., are a little higher. We like to see garments before making prices. .NOTES.. AFTER JANUARY 1, IDOfC'we will do a strictly cash business. All work to be puid for when delivered. Monthly contracts will be $1.50 per month for four suits. .Payable I in advance. " ' , Not responsible for goods damaged by fire. We Do Everything Possible m Cleaning and Dyeing. DLEMAN HAVING 1W PLANS DRAWN FOR BUILDING J. B. Coleman, the capitalist. Is ivlng another set of plans drawn t bis proposed addition of two sto- to his row of one-story buildings Willamette street, mention of llch has frequently been made bv tie Guard durlne the nast few mlhs. Once or twine l.efnro ho oil. rtUed for bids on the Rtrnrtiim h he considered them too high and w ea every one. He has modified I plans somewhat and Is having Ar- nunzicner redraw them. He ' I "felve bids In a short time and lne Heure Rtiita him sQ ,in k..h f is spring. I The addition .iii . . . V "e until oi DriCK ill . "ave a ment finish. The -'au tor a beaiiful front, similar hat of the Hovey block. There a not be much brlek work to do, -in, o, et on the so,,th sl(le and i i I h frnnt or rear- Breat i oi b3th to consist of 'windows. Te w ib fi:f ,.,... .u. ..... ... - "J"'" wu die i (i m"3 ft them bedrooms, Mr. luienamg to conduct alodg- ,,e- Th '""' rooms on the 1 floor will ,e SP(1 for offlcos NEGRO HOLDUPS GET EIGHT YEARS IN PEN f (Continued from Page One ) Eugene Chick . vs. Glen Thorpe; . damages. Continued. W. G. Davis vs. Glen A. Brlgham and Kate Brigham, his wife; specific i performance of contract. Monroe i Lumber Company allowed to file an : swer. ; John Finn vs.Oregon & Southeast ern Railroad Company; possession of pronerty. Continued. ' Glen O. Powers vs. W. R. Price; to recover money. Settled and dismis sed without costs. Glen O. Powers vs. Frank Grant; 'recovery of money. Dlssmlssed upon motion of plaintiff. Florence M. Wynegar vs. Samuel P. Wynegar, Delia Wynegar and Leon R. Edmonson as admr. of estate of Glen R. Wynegar, deceased; to recover deed and appoint receiver. v Contin ued. H. H. Fisk vs. J. U. Sutherland; jsiiecmc perioriijHnce oi contract., i Settled and dismissed. Duncan Scott vs. Lucky Boy Mln I lug Company; to recover money, j Continued. . i Alice Wilcox and Daniel W. Wallis (vs. Margaret W. Kdmunson, Matthw S. Wallls, Harris L. Wallis and Clara A. Duncan; partition of real properly. . Dismissed. The Eugene Lumber Company, a corporation, vs. the Eugene Mill & Elevator Company, a corporation; to recover monev. Motion to make more definite sustained. W. M. Green vs. Florence M. Wyn egar; to recover money. Continued. Eugenia Hoffman vs. Duncan Scott; to recover money. Continued. Lulu Stevens vs.' Roy R. Stevens; divorce. Dismissed upon motion of plaintiff J. B. Hunt vs. J. D. Myers; pos session of property. Continued. Amy C. Traver vs. Herbert L. Tra ver; divorce. . Continued. Darw'n Bristpw v. Mary J. Wool Iver and W. W Woollver; to recover money. Dismissed. L. R. Edmunson as trustee of Asa Branstetter. a bankrupt, vs. James B. McFarland and Frank E. Hyland; damages. DismUsed. M. J. Doyle vs. Southern Pacific Company; damages. Continued. J. M. Nichols vs. .1. W. Williams; appeal from injunction of Justice court. Continued. Cora Suly vs. Ernest G. Suly; di vorce. Continued. John Hostettler vs. C. D. Lovelace; to quiet title. Dismissed upon mo tion of plaintiff. Alice Walsh vs. W. X. Buckman; to recover money. Continued. Seward D. Allen vs. Joseph T. Bridges; to recover moneys Contln l)ed. C. M. Kissinger' vi. Marv V. Kis singer; to make deed. Continued. j Marlon I). Llngi, Benton W. Lin go, Ira T. Lingo and .lorry Lingo vs. Anna J. Lingo, .Mary M. Kerr. Mabel Lingo, Mailt! Katon, Walter Eaton, T. L. Eaton, Amanda Lingo, John J. Kerr, Emma Lingo and Collsta I (Special Correspondence.) Portland, Ore., Jan. 4. Oregon lans will be busy attending conven tions to be held in this city during January. The list Includes: Jan. 13 and 14 The Northwest Retail Harness & Saddlery Manufac turers' Association. January 14, 15 and 16: Oregon Horticultural Society. Jan. 17 and IS: Oregon State Press Association. Jan. 21 and 22: Retail Grocers' Association. Jan. 21 and 22: Oregon Retail Hardware and Implement Dealsrs' Association. Jan. 23, 24. and 25: Pacific Fed eration of Implement and Hardware Dealers. t A big excursion from the "Inland Empire," through Oregon and Cali fornia, underline special auspices of the Spokane Chamber of Commerce and the Walla Walla Commercial Club, will spend all day Saturday. February 8, In Portland, where they will be a given a ride over the city, luncheon and dinner and reception by a special committee of the Port land Commercial Club. Their itin erary also calls for brief stops at Roseburg and Medford. The chief purpose of this excursion is to In terest the thousands of tourists now gathered In Southern California so that they may return to their East ern homes by way of the Pacific Northwest. The colonist rates, whlcti resulted In bringing such a vast immigration to Oregon during September and Oc tober, 1907, will be In effect for March and April of 19 08. The rate applies on all railroads, to all rail points in Oregon, on the same basis as before. $25 from Kansas City, Minneapolis and Duluth; $30 from St. Louis; (33 from Chicago; $50 from New York. The fare Is $2.50 less on each ticket sold to a point east of Um atilla. An effort will be made by all the commercial bodies throughout the state of Oregon, to make these two months add 20,000 to the popu lation of the state. No convention ever held In Oregon hns received the liberal national not ice accorded to the recent meeting of the Oregon State; Dairy Associa tion. Pages have been devoted to it In the agricultural and dairy journals of the country, at a season when the Eastern dairymen are most strongly Impressed with the climatic advan tages of the state. and Daniel Snapp, trustee, vs. the Crystal Consolidated Mining Com pany, a corporation, Noah Coffman, M. r . Wyatt, O. 11. Wlllard, Lewis Gleason, Frank Jordan gild Wynne Hardware Company; loreclosure. Continued. II. Morton vs. F. II. Morton; to re divorce. Continued. State of Oregon vs. Fred I.emly; appeal from justice court. Contin ued. Llllle M. Hart vs. James 1L Hart; ivorcc. Continued. Glen O. Powers vs. Oregon Blue River Mining Company, a corpora tion; to recover money. Continued. Surah E. l'urmenter vs. David 11. Parmenter; divorce. Continued. R. K. Davidson vs. F. T. Plunk; to recover money. Continued. Lingo and M. D. Allen; partition. Continued. Carrie I. Fieeman and Beorge Flee man, her husband, Mary E. Jones and John Jones, her husband, Harvey innes, Frank Jones, Charley Jones, Robt. Jones and Elsie Jones, helrs-nt-law of Alice Jones deceased, and JohD Jones, guardian of Frank Jones, Toseph Jone, Charles Jones, Robert Jones and Elsie Jones, vs. Mirtha raton. George Eaton, Frank Eaton, Mary Eaton and Robert Enton, sons and diughters of Evallne Eaton, de ceased; partition. Continued. The Slate of Oregon upon the rela tion of J.K. Sears, a resident taxpayer df Oregon, vs. H. R. Klncald; for an accounting. Dismissed by plaintiff. Judgment for costs by defendant. Jennie Glllett vs. W. T. SMirt leff and Treasure Gold Mine Com pany; Injunction. Continued. Felise B. Collins vs. J. Collins; di vorce. Continued. Albert A. Dnmitlo and George E. Huntley vs. The Oregon & Califor nia Railroad Company, a corporation; The Union Trust Company, of New York, a corporation; S. T. Sage, N. T. Smith, and N. E. Brown, succes sors in trust to Henry Villard. Robert Davie Peebles and Charles Edmund Bretherton; specific performance of contract. Continued. John Zulcker and Eli R. Denney, partners under the firm name of Zti icker & Denney, vs. C. M. Dority; to recover money. Settled and dismis sed. John M. Williams vs. Norman Mc Fall: to recover money. Continued. Ella X. McFarlund vs. Jas. B. Mc Farland: divorce: continued. Kate Kllborn vs. .1. K. Killiorn; di vorce. Settled and dismissed. John W. Cub!: vs. James M. Han dle; damages. Settled without cosis. Addle M. Clement vs. John W. CLment; divorce. Continued. John II. Wattnor, Daniel Snapp Humor and Philosophy By DUNCAN M SMITH THE PUZZLE. V.'hnt win Tour dearest Friend Oot you Fer Christmas How You wish You know! Will It He Komethlnff Fine And nlco Thnt coatg A very Pretty '. Trice, Or will t It bo Borne trifl Small lie picked f VP In A bargain Stall? You feet You'd like To treat Him right. Not squeezing On Your wad Too tlKht, But still You do Not Want to blow Good dollars Just To make A show If what He gives You At a guess OoBt two for flv Or mnybo Less. Altered the Case. "We some times forget in this country that a mini Is supposed to be Innocent until lie Is proved guilty.'" "Oh. but this fellow Is nn alderman." Supplying a Want. ! "Here." said the agent, "is a simple , Invention Unit will appeal to all fa 1 thers." I "What Is It?" asked the busy busl- ' ness man, looking tip. ', "Are you the father of a grown daugh ter?" "Yes; two of them." "Then the sale Is already made. Give me $3. Full directions are Inside." "Not finite so fast. Give me nt least an idea before asking mo to shell out." I "Entirely superfluous. You wouldn't ' be without It for double the price. When you open it up you will see that It appears to be Just an ordinary clock." I "Yes, and where is the difference?" j "You toucli a button in your bedroom At any hour of the night and make It strlko 23." EUGENE THEATRE Wednesday Evening, January 8th I Compensation. I "Ariiim mlssf'l n u liclo lot by npponr hiff on the KcuiiD nt mich nn vny "Still, he hml some pport In his wny." ' "Yew, but he never saw n street etir, a fkysernper or an ocean liner." "IJnt he missed some .iinio.vnnreR." "I.Ike KeUiiitf tun over, for iiisliuwe." i "I wasn't thinking iiivuiit that. . Ow ing to the fact that the world wan so pparfiely settled lie never had uu affinity.' Woi-m Yet. Tho nlrnhlp enn- nt bo d nil led HecnuHo Itn load It picks up, Hut niton!,; it ver tnj uVn!ri'l Thero would b i up. (The Rocky Mountain Girl) Vocal, Instrumental and Reading Selections Assisted by and for the benefit of ' EUGENE MILITARY BAND THE MUSICAL TREAT OF THE SEASON Prices:- 25c, 50c and 75c. Seats on sale Monday. warn BLOOD UNHEALTHY SYSTEM DERANGED The entire inner portion of the body is covered with ruucou9 membrane ; this membranous tissue is abundantly supplied with blood vessels, veins, arteri i, nnd capillaries. Each of these is constantly supplying to this tissue or lining, blood to nourish mid strengthen it nnd keep the system healthy. When tiie blood becomes infected with catarrhal matter it is not able to fur nish the required amount of healthful properties, but feeds the parts with l impurities which disease te membranes and tissues so that they become irritated and inflamed, nnd Catarrh, with n'.l its disagreeable and dangerous symptoms, is established in the system. There is a constant ringing in the ears, a thiu, watery discharge from the nostrils, the breath has an offensive odor, slight fever often accompanies the disease, and gradually the entire health becomes affected and the system upset and deranged. In its earlier stages, when Catarrh is confined to the nose and throat, sprays, washes, inhalations, etc., are soothing and in a way beneficial, because they are rleanly and usually antiseptic, but such treatment has no curative effect, because it docs not reach the blood. To cure Catarrh the blood must be pur ified, and Uiis is iust what S. S. S does. It goes down into the circulation and attacks the disease at its foundation j it removes the cause and makes the blood pure and healthy. Then the blood vessels are filled with fresh, reinvigorated blood, which is carried to all the mucous surfaces and linings, the inflam mation and irritation are corrected, the symp toms all disappear, the health is improved and Catarrh is permanently cured. Book oil Catarrh and auy medical advice free to all who write. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA '9 PURELY VEGETABLE he EUGENE Business College has educated many young men and women for office positions Each student is permitted to advance as rapidly as he can, regardless of the progress of anyone else. Enroll now for the winter term beginning Jan. 6th. SEND FOR CATALOGUE 0 W. J. HOOKER, B.S. D. PRESIDENT 0 M. RANSOM, Sec. o PERT PARAGRAPHS. Alilllfy tn Ret It nway from the nthtr fellow Is what makes some men rich. The Rood thintrs of llfo Income evil when they are consulted niid consider ed -overmuch. There Is no use of talking ohont how much you can do until you do It. and after Hint It Is entirely siiierfluous. Promoting goes rniiidly out of fnsh lou when n I'nnle. with a big, llg P. peeps over the horizon. j The kind of eloquence thnt never I inyn a word In frequently the kind thut Is most appreciated. 100,000 Bottles of Sweet Wine Given Away Special Holiday Gift From now until January 1st, 1 908, we Bhall Klve away free to every yurrliHser of our famous brand of whiskies, and which we are now offering at the Millie prlci'.s us heretofore, afl follows: Willi line unlkti or our Jacob's .MoiiOKinm Hye or Ilourbon O. P. S. Whiskey, reniilir price per gallon, we will Klve aay grails four hot- lies of fino ojd f'lilil'ornhi Wines, ri'Knlar !rl-e HO cents per bottlo. Any brand that you nii;;ht select. The price of the Whiskey Is tf: tho Wine Is You will nut a $7 purchaso for $", freight and express charges prepaid. With one Kallon of our famous Standard AAA Hye, regular price $4 per Rallon, we will nlve nway gratis three bottles of fine old California rtweet Wines, r-'giilnr price tio cents per bottle. You may Helect any brand you desire. The price .f the Whiskey Is $4; the price of tho Wlno Ik $I."iO. You will get a $.".&() purchase for $4, freight and express charges prepaid. With one gallon of our famous Kanler AAA Bourbon, regular price 54 per gallon, we will give away gratis three hottUw of fine old California ,-iweet Wines, regular price 50 conts per bottle. You may select any brand jou may desire. Tho price of the Whiskey Ib $4; the price of the wine is Jt.r.n. You will get a $..50 purchase for $4, might and express charges prepaid. , With one gallon of Tillamook Hye or Hourbon Whisky, regular price $:t.2!i, we will give away free two bottles of fine old California Sweet Wines, rngulnr price 50 cents per botlle. You may select any brand you may d"li". The price of tho Whiskey Is j:i.2i; the price of th Wlno Is $1. You will get a $4.T!u purchase Tor fi.'ia, freight and ex press charges" prepaid. With one g:i!.nn of Sheehau's Private Stock live or Ilourbon Whiskey, lemilnr prlo; (! per jriillon, we will give nw.iy free two bottles of fln.i old California Sweet Wines, regular price Ml cents n bottle. You etyi select any brand y.j't desire. Tho price of the Whiskey Is $:!; tho price of I he Win" Is $1. Yon will get a $1 purchase for $3, freight and express charges prepaid. I- . Tli- tvIpi wM h .v ptvlnc rrny rr pure and p-ti.trantrfH to co-iforrn with the I nw p-.iT f"tyi ft June 20th, 106. Vt- e have lh 'lowing brands to srlrct j&uJ Port, Sl.erry, Av.kl'ca, M -'ca!, SeM Ciuwbi, M.idjirA in.H MaUA, When order ' In- s'.-.te wVit br iJ ym rfeirr. Renvmbrr w'len you order more than one gallon yon i will hr eut on ev;r ' ex I -a gillon you order to at mmy bottles of wine as you are on tne iirM gai.on. Snd your nrtrr n ( r t(ie HoliHyi, and they wt'l have our prompt at'entlon. AI poxU pt.cd clidi rn-i. Send Well Kargo or Post OillccMuney Orders with your order We cannot hhip C. O. U. MIKE JACOB & COMPANY WHOLESALL LIQUOR. DEALERS 5 Front Street PORTLAND, OREGON rl. : I ,, o o
