Eugene daily guard., January 13, 1908, Image 2

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IN ONE OR MANY COLORS
LARGEST FACILITIES
IN THE WEST FOR
THE PRODUCTION CP
HIOH GRADE WORK
mi u low i uiTiia ataitt
E. C. Oulliford
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Livery. Feed and
Boarding Stables
Ni'w I'loor lliiiim Xitf
Itiihlicr Tln TiiiniiiilN.
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IHIIfll VIV.M CO., lai 71, Liicimr. Ci.
9ld (" fi,3'"!ir I'l V'. I Del ii :
ricturcs tor Amas.
T havt ul rwilvrd a Urge or
itt ol tlitm which w will wll loc
U'wdayialprlcti Ih.t will ntic you
lo buy,;
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OVERTON
WalliPaper and Drug Co
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t'liAIIK'H litl lSK nf Hie
16,000 tutu, fluo liirnii,
' I ' iiniiHiiiilly siemly.
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1 0 THE ORIEN I
1'ebinnry (I to April 17, IIIUN. I
Beveuty days, rostlnx only Hloil.lHI
mill um IncludliiH iliiire iKcurwIoos. ,
hl'l t lAI, I I. Al t KI N: Madeira,
'adli, Hevllle. Alxlera, , Malta, Itlilnya
III Ktopl anil llle Holy Uinil, CoustllU
tlnoplo, Athena, Itiiine, the Itlvleru,
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h ('. C'l.AKK. TIiih-i lld'K., New Vrn-V
J. W. BARRINGER
Expert llousemovtr
Movei anything. Twenly-liv
fort experience. Residence. East
ifteenth nd Oak Sti. Phone
Red 451 1 . Kuprne. Oregon
Munroe's ? x;on1 M mdSlore
6? W. t.aht.h St.
Houwfui-nUhlnv Siovai and Ran;!
Vi h.vf lutilvkJ
a lull bur .4
HEAItRS
,vil. -mb.'i.vi,
autlht .nd cut
Ci'l n rin,p.i ee.lilv
and pA'tt bror buylne
Mm ifwrai tff as
For Bala r ChamlH-ri llardanre ("a
nil Herer-Ueu lltrdnart Co.
a Madame Dean':
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TIMBER LANDS
W VANCE
ill PRICE
ISIimsll COI.I MUIA I'AllI.IAMKXTj
H AS WITIIIMI.WVX A Mi )I'' ITS
I.A.M'H I HOM KM ItV.
ami i:.ti;.M)i:i i.kasks i iui
ai TO I'J VKAIIS WISCONSIN
iikai.i:iik woitKixt; ix ouk;ox
maxv tiiaits havk ciiaxg
i;d hanks I!i:ci:nti,v.
Muro U'lronnln HiiiIht (I ciiIith
have hfi'ri coming lo I'orlland dur
ing Ini last fi'W iiicint Iih Cian uvrjr bc
f'in An u r'-HiiIt tlHinnaiulH nf uiti'k
uf Ori'non llinlifr land huvi ri'ri'iitly
liaishi-.l lulu the hanU of WIkcoimIii
uorporatloiiii.
Wlilli' II Ik linllm-d that then; Ik
lili iil f nf IImiImt li'fl. In the Hlaiu fiun
oiih for It h lii'cr, Iih Wiiukftthu iiilin-r-al
watiT and UK l.aKolli'tiu. tho lands
tiro niiiHlly owned hy larKtir coriiora
iIoiih which mo not ciiltinic tho wood,
lint IiiiIiIIiik II for the IiIk Iniruaxc
In luinlxir prlroH which it cxpucfcd
w II lil the next ihrou or four ycnr
I'ndor them) I'liciininlanci'n many
of tho Ininher coniiuinkiu havu heen
HcndlnK rcprt'Hi'ntatlvi'H lo Ori'Kon
and tho Pacific roant In Rcnurnl re
cunlly, lo InvuHllnntB condllloin and
liny im nnich tltnhur Iiuih oh poHslhlo.
Canada Iiiih iiIho bn Inviiiluil lint a
new law which him recently Kne In
to effect will make tllln InipomillilR In
tho fnturo.
Kred M. Norton of Medford, Wl
roiiHln, la at I lie Hotel I'erklim and
expeclii lo liny an much tlmhcr land
iih In pOHHlhln wlille lie In In Oregon.
Mr. Norton rcpivHenl Flrll Inulin m H
V 'mid of MndUon, mid la ulxo huylUK
timber for hlr.inelf.
Iiiere(i-e In PHcin.
Mr. Norton hn ut eomo fron:
nrliltih ('oltimlila whero ho honlit
:iio,iiiiu,(IIMI feel of tlmhcr. Thin lili
company expeetH to hold five or Hlx
yearn, or until (he bin IncrciiHe In
lliniher pcb'eH eonieii. Me will buy
timber liinil In Oregon for the siiino
purpime.
"WIhcohnIii Iiiih n grenl deal of tim
ber left," Mr. Norton Hiild HiIh ni-irn-Iiik,
lint iuiicIi of It In heliiK held by
the Inritn eot-ponitlotiH. Timber men
expect lumbeil pricen to Increase In
the next, fbw yeni-H. Connetiuonlly
moHt of them are buyltiK up nH mncii
Kround iih Ir pimnlblo at the prt'Hent
time. In t'anniln, one can only buy
the timber, tho miveriimenl leluhin
tho land."
Mr. Norton will reninln In Portland
Mini vlrliiliy f ir Homo lime. I'nrl
land Journal.
II, C, l.anil.i Wllliilninn,
In thin eoiiiieciliiii II will be of In
tercut to (luitrd p'tidcm to Mlnle 1 1ni t
the lliitlnh t'olitmbla Parliament has
extended the Icuhch on nil timber
hiiidrt held by iirlvute ludlvldtialH
there rrolu 1 to 42 years and all
limber not taken up has bi-eu with
drawn iind placed in tile forest re
Herve. This will probably menu an
advance In price of nil timber lands
In Hi Klhli Columbia as well nt In Oi -eitou.
Kuitflin people who have lat'Ke
linldliiMH there are I,. M. Travis, .1.
W. Hlllllllllte, I. II. lllllKlllllll, 10. I,.
Campbell, Jim, Felliiian and Henry
Tronip.
TRANSFERS OF LANE
I COUNTY REAL'ESTATE
Knrnlnhed by l.ituo County Abstract
Conipnuy.
AiiKiist (Ireen to John II. Hnrr;
Irnct In nee, II, IP. IS, a. r. 8 w.
1 1 SOU. v
Philip I,. Ilnrsh to Mary Harsh:
l"is I mid 3, John Day pint, and lot
tt. block H. Jiiines lluddli'stou a ad to
lUKeie. $.
(' K. Aiidersutt et ux to Wllllnm
l Tate: 40 ncrea In sec. 12, tp. la,
a. r. S w. 1 1 200.
Htliis M. I Huh .1 ii x to William K
Tnte; ItiO acrea In aee. 12. tp. I!',
a, i'. a w. II. 'no.
X. A W. Howe el nx to Charles
Hiiiwerlim et ux; :IH0 ncrea III Heca.
I I. 15, and 3,1, tp. a. r. 4 w.
$ mo.
Itlrbnrd II. Shncklell to .1. W.
West; 4 mi acrea 111 ace. H, tp. 17, a
r. 4 w. ir.ni"'.
Penile Parker to John W. West:
10 acrea In aee. 34, tp. lt. a. r. 1 w.
$.l!ilH.
HANK KOOUMINKX
When attacked by a rough or
cold, or when our thr.'at la aore. It
la rank foollahnea to takti any other
medicine- than I'r. KtiuTa New Dla
eovery." aHa C. O. KldrliUe. of Klli
pire. tla. "I have used New I'lacov
ery for seven years, and I know It la
the best remedy on earth for rouitha
and eold., eioup. nn,l alt throat and
lur.a: troublt. Mi- children nre ailb
leel to CiMtll. lint New Discovery
out. kly relieve evei y attack. "
Known t:'e ueil.l over na (be kln of
tlir.at end Jiiiii; reiucdl s S.ild un
der K'lnmlili't. al W A Wu kcitdair
'lie store. ;.ec and It. Trial hot
tlo free.
1 POIITI. VH not Al. 11 KlilY
lln-ad. the best and h-'iillhleat
bread made For .ale at Olio's.
I nltl s VKIMi
1 Sulta ii..ially Mlsa Wllllann
! Co., Kooiua and K, Gordon til.H-li f I
lnveitort will double Vr money!
in mo yeara ii ih.r buy lota or acre
rarta In the lllalr itwt add 11 lot
The city mu.t build In that d reetlon.
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IVIKOX XOTKH,
MM A I, AMI
KIISOXAL
( Special Corrt--ionib-tie
!:;on. .Ian. 10.-.Oh, h a -I'li m
il. bllzar d-ln uten, snow-bound
iii'r uuiild enjoy this il.-il'l'it-
fill Oiri; ,ii illinate. wi:ti warm )ioW-j
rs. luaiinfiil htiiiiliiu'', r.-n bi!U,
and lilooiMili- flowers. wh.-re on:
may ko fishlni; and pick kohiI aiile .
from 'llr Ire.-s 111 lllid-willler. (.'nine :
to Or. iin, you mnooth-rfliaven sons
of loll, when) Hie Hnijtnlnt; does not.
prevent your beard from KrowliiK lull,
leliKth, whero Hid tail plneH Krow on I
the blllMldes and where the nolden j
Kraln waves In every valley, where;
the fruit trees und vines are annually l
laden with liuiluus' ffiiltH, where
land Is cheap, taxes low and iloctora
go out of biiHlnesH. Conn to u coun
try where blizzards and cyclones and
crop failures are unknown. Come to
the garden spot of the Pacific North
west Cnme to the Willamette val
ley In Western Orcein.
Charles Cornelius has returned
homo after a two-weeks' visit with
his rents and friends at Goshen.
Delton Dickinson, of Klmlra. spent
Hie holidays with the Worden broth-1
era, of this place.
Mrs. A. Wnrden drew the 111);
prize at P. P. ColKaard's store at Kl-J
mini. No. 1"S was the lucky mini-
be,-. I
Charles 11. Lacy, of Mapleton.i
passed through Ivlson this week en I
route home from Kuiiene.
Mrs. C. A. 8:pheiiH and two ehll-l
dren. of Crow, were vIhHIii k her pa-;
rents, 1. 8. Day and wife, this week, i
Mrs. O. .1. Knyser and Ii 1 1 lo daiiKh-l
ter. of SaBlnaw, are visiting her pa-j
rents, Mr. and Mr. 1). .1. Owen, of
tltlr- place.
The trapping fraternity around Iv
lson seems to ho very iiulet this year, j
Clarence Worden Is the only active i
member, and ho reports plenty of
clvlt cats, mice, etc.
Stock Is wintering well In this part
of the country. Slock cattle are still
on the range.
I.. I). Illlven bought a lot of hay
from the Vaughn boys and Is winter
ing six head of horses here this wtn-i
ter. He Is living on the Alex Morrl-j
son place. i
The timber business Is very quiet
hero now, not much cruising being
done and no sales being made, but .
i ho good timber Is hire Just the same, j
PI. alTH GHADK vXAMiXATI.f.N'S
Tho eighth grade final examina
tions for the public schools will be
held
January 23, 24.
May 14, 15.
.Mini 11, 12.
Teachers who have pupils rendy
for tho examination should notify
me of the number of questions want
ed and the nnnio of the person ap
pointed to conduct tho examination at
least K days before the dale fur
which the questions are wnnted.
W. 11. D1LLARD.
County Superintendent.
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THIS KtCKXE DAILY GCARD. M0X1AY. JAM AltV I a. ! aHsM 111 I lllllll I !! I TWlIt-..
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Ni,l!;l Platte. Neb , AlirW U:., " .
To U .Vim It .May er:i:
CulllHiiu'fc N..-iiville K'U'l-ii"
(coin., .11 played here mst ni'K lo
a mi i-ized b'if- in"! :;'"!'-
did sal Mart ion. Any inana-eri. bay
ing them booked i.-'d not be li.u-s:-ward
about Tei-.-iiunieniliiig t ii'-H' I"
his pairiins. as they will iLake kuoJ.
Yours Truly. C. H. Siatnp.
Mgr. Lloyd's Opera House.
At Kugene 1 lii.atre, two nights on
ly, Jan. Hth and lith; popular
'. i prices, 1 Ou, 'inc. Sue.
IIAXK CASHIKK IX
TOILS Ol' Till: LA W
Harry N. Pratt, charged with em
bezzlement from the tllendalo State
Hank, of whliih he was formerly
cashier, waived preliminary examina
tion when arraigned before Justice
Long Friday afternoon and was
hound over to the circuit court for
trial. He was admitted to ball In the
sum of l.'liilH), which he furnished,
In the evening he departed for bis re
turn to (ilendale in company with A.
L. Shlpman, superintendent of the
Victory mine, near that place, with
whom ho has been staying for the
past ten days and who raine with
him to Itoseburg after his arrest.
Pratt has retained the local law firm
nf Cardwell & Watson to defend
him.
The arrest of Pratt was made upon
a warrant Bworn out by E. K. Iled
fleld, a stockholder and director of
tho Glendale hank. It was occa
sioned by the discovery of a short
age of 13570 In tho accounts of the
bank, which have Just been experted
by an accountant secured from Port
land. Koseburg Review.
IT IM)E8 T1IK ItlSlXKSS .
Mr. E. E. Chamberlain, of Clinton,
Mo., sayB of Hucklen's Arnica Salve:
"It does the business; I have used It
for piles and cured them. Used it
for chapped hands and It cured them.
Applied It to an old sore add It
healed It without leaving a scar be
hind." 25 cetits at W. A. Kuyken
dall's drug slore.
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I John M. P. Dixon, aueccssor to w
K. llodoy. All wood sawed to gauge
For prompt service phone Black
'3312. Hesldenco, 2C7 Illgn street, tf
'. Gnsollno woodssw
IP YOU KNEW
The merits of the Texas Wonder,
you would never suffer from kidney,
bladder or rheumatic: troubl. 1 1 n
bottle (two months' treatment). Sold
by O. J. Hull, or by mail. Send for
testimonials. Dr. K. W. Hall, 2926
Ollva stieei., St. Louis.
PORTLAND ROYAL ItAKERY
Bread, the best and hcnlthlest
hreud made, for sale at Olto's.
pet, Rug
We offer every Carpet, Rug and Linoleum for , the
next seven days at greatly reduced prices. . These
rugs, carpets and linoleums are in great varieties and
the best values money can buy and at prices we are
offering, every careful buyer should anticipate his
wants and buy now It will save you money.
and Fine Roval Haviland China. Dnnlt
iciueb ui vimici. me ucl cibbuumeni ever Drought to Fno-pnp 3
Remember our Clearance Sale closes January 30th.
During this sale we offer big bargains at greatly re
duced prices and clearance sale prices strictlv cash.
Campb
Biggest and Best Eugene Exclusive
t-LivL'i;ii -u 4y;i-:s
-(M (.l lt AT , KKSW KI.I
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(SH lal Correspondem '-)
Ian. II
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tl II 111-
bi-r of cha;i-'"-'
I t.'-r. A rrn i : :i v
ihc ,-:o;-" lormerly i
.-olis. The hanlual
last. !
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It. II. Pel'-1
n w- i in l.y '
.Mi-inner ti Ogram. .
Cre.-Aiil noiv boasts a i-kalin-' rii!.. .
It. II. Parsons has j'isi unshed a ;
nl.e office for Dr. Colcord, who ha :
concluded to loiale here. i
N. A. W. Howe has been v. ry p ior--ly
for a few days. He is getting quite
old and feeble. I
.McKay & Clark have dissolved
mi rl ni' rnhhi In the rcul estate busl-
MeKav has laken ills
sons
In iiiir! ncrshil) with b llll. J. L,
Clark
& Co. will also run an office.
llev. J. L. Stratford and daughter.
Mi3 Bertha, of Drain, were visiting
a few days In town.
William Harnett returned this
week from a two weeks' visit In Ta
coma. Wash.
W. W. Scott Is helping C. L. Weber
invoice this week.
Mabel Thompson is clerking
for
Armltage & Davis. ,
Schmltt Bros, are still making Im
provements In their fine livery barn.
We have failed to get much enthu
siasm In the young ladies' cuntest
for premiums awarded by The Guard.
Girls, look out; you will miss a glo
rious chance.
Creswell is going to have electric
lights. John Tunnel will furnish the
power from his mill two miles from
town. So you see Creswell is com
ing to the front.
It. K. McDanlels. S. C. Dodson and
William ParsonB have been in South
ern Oregon for three weeks prospect
ing. PII1K8 Cl'HKIt IX 0 TO 14 DAYS
PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed t.i
cure any case of Itching, blind, bleed
ing or protruding plies In 6 to 14
days or 'inoney refunded. 50c.
AVE CAX SLPPLY
Your wants with wood Oak, Ma
ple, Fir, and Ties. Also Coal.
WILLIAMS TRANSFER CO.
Phono Black 1141.
The night came on, the good
smiled
wife
To herself as she softly said:
I "Thank God. we're happy, healthy
aI(1 l)riRilt
w a, nkl, Uock' M(),m,.,in Tea at
( . Linn Drug Co.
1 b
I Skating at the Underwood Rink
tonight. Come and enjoy yourself, a
pleasant time assured. tf
CASTC3
lor Infants noil Children.
The Kind Yoi' fe?s BiHigM
Bears the
S.'pnature of (
aid
ell-Pellman f.n
W. M. GREEN, SSLSK
619 Willamette St. Phone Main 25. "
! Your
The Wise Man Seizes It
The Way to Success
Buy a lot in the GROSS ADDITION; it is sure to double
in value soon. These Lots are near the car line. They
lie high and dry and command a view of the city.
Cheap in price and sold on easy terms. For further in
formation see ,
G. G. GROSS
THEATRE BLOCK, EUGENE, OREGON.
! BRODERSBR OS.NEW MARKET
We are now located in our afw building;
across the street and we will be pleased to see you.
..SPECIAL..
51b Car, Choice Lard for . 65c
Broils and Stews Strictly Cot Price
West 8th
Street.
BR.ODER.S BR.OS.
! JOB PRINTING OF ALL KINDS
WHITE SEWING MACHINES 3
Linoleum -Specials
, w..wai LI I
Furniture StoJe
A Let, of Hard Work
is necessary lo keep up the Ii,),
Mandard of groceriei handled l:e,
tt'e are kept pretty r-usy in teU-eSa,
the good qualities from the m.-ir i-.-.
ferior grades so temptingly o'f.; f j
us. Cur reward lies in yemr co:::in.
uous satisfaction with the grccrriej
you purchase here. .How gre,it tt
utisfaction it you can detein-.ms by
giving us a trial order today.
T hat long looked (or Sorghum has
arrived at last. Bring your jug and
get It filled with genuine Sorghum.
Opportunity
NEW
market
EXEG'JFEO AT'THiS OFF ICS
a
lvi WLlld 1111 JJ
Th Store where all
careful buyers meet
and make their
DtirchAp
We save you mony
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