Eugene daily guard., January 21, 1908, Image 2

THE EUGBNE WEMCLT GUARD, TIKSDAV, JA.MARV 21, J008
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Hak j VOIBAKPS
i fiou and mfipw±
Shoes cyri
FOR MEN J A
If you want
a new hat
or a new -pair
of shoes
we have Just
what you want
Black and brown
stiff hats in the
latest shapes $3.00
Softhats$1.50,$2.00
$3.00 and $5.00
J. M. O'Donnell
shoes $3.50 and $4
' Stetson shoes $6.00
ROBERTS BROS.
..TOCCER.Y..
554 Willamette Street
Oil Paintings
We hive ( llmlled number ol
PAINTINGS which we ire telling
I coil lor a lew day, ptlcti Irom
. 50c to $10 OO
Leleil dcnlgni In FRAME MOULD
INGS, See our window
OVERTON
Wall Paper and Paint Co
The new improved
GLOBE-WERNICKE
, Sectional Book Cases
In Mission and
Standard Styles.
SCHWARZSCHILD'S
Book Store
Agents for G-W ,
Bookcases and Office Fixtures
EUGENE'S FIRE
' LOSS IN 1307
LESSTHAN S1I.000
ANNUAL ItKrOKT OK I'lltK
( llli:i' ITLDI) WITH TIIK fITV
c 01 mil.
rol'ltTKK.V A LA KM K ItKSI'OXDIOl)
TO IIV DKI'AKT.MKNT DfUIXO
V K A It W'l L I, A M KTT K KT It KKT
F1KK I.V Al'filST IAltOKST
IlLAZK, WITH LOKH I'LACKI) AT
(1,000.
The bark Is tho muiiinprin(T of
woiiihm'h organism. It quickly culls
attention to trouble by itching. Jt
tells, with other nyrnitointi, mich an
iicrvcmsiio.KH, heiiiliiclic, naiiiH In tho
luiiiH, weight in tho lower part of j minimi report, It Ik
tho laxly, that n woman's feminine Kucene, r
organism needs immeiliateattention.
In such cases tho one Hiiro remedy
which sieeilily removes tho cause,
mid restores tho femiuino organism
to it healthy, normal condition
At the meeting of the city council
Inst nlKht W. C. Yoran, chief of the
ICiiKcne. flro department, filed his
an follows:
Or., Jan. IS, '08.
To tho Honorable .Mayor and Com
mon Council of the City of Kusene:
(Ivntiemcn: In accordance) with
the provisions of the city laws, I
jjj I him i' w ilii niiuiiiii. uij. I ioi I. an chum
of thrt IC.iiL'Cna flro ilolia rt mont fur
LYDIA E.PINKIf AM'SI1"" 5,'ar '"'"""K I'i'cember 31. 1907:
VEGETABLE COMPOUND m,;? "ZZ
Mm. Will Yomiif. of U Columbia! nccuHlonod and tho caiteeH of the
Avo., JCockland, Mo., hiivh
1 whs troubled for a long ttmo with
dreadful backaclu'n and a pain la tyy
ifle. and wan mlwrnblo in every wuy.
1 iim'uin-u until l nan tuncou raged and
thought I would n'Vr ifrt wHl. I read
Hume as fur at obtutnahlo, are hh fol
lows: l'Vb. 1 5. Theatro b'lnck; alarm;
no flro.
April 23. J. O. Watts' rc'Hldonce.
corner KhhI Sevent.h and IVarl
what Lvdia K. 1'inUham's Vcffotnblu ' utrw-is; roof flro, caused by dffect-
ComiMiund had done fur ot hem and. We flm; damaKo about
uYci.lnl to try It; aft it takiiiff three! Apl. 24. Hoof flr at Fisher laun
bottlrnj can truly aay that 1 never felt dry, on Kant Klhth street; can wed
ao welMn my life." by HparkH fulling on moHy roof;
Mrs. AutfUHtuHT,ynntnf East Karl, damano mrum?
J 'a., wriloH t mm. 1 inknain:
I had very attvere back ao lien, and
prclMg-iUnvu pa inn, I could not nlmp.
and nad no apputtus. jydia r. rink
ham's Vegetable Compound cured tnu
and made me feel like a new woman."
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
Kor thirty yearn l.ydin K. I'ink
hnin's Vegetable (YiiimmiiiI, niado
from riHils and herbs, has Wen the
Ktiimlard remedy for female ills,
and has xsitivelycured thoiisnndsof
women who have Wen trouhled-witlj
(lisilaeeiiients, inllaiumatioil, iilicm
tion, llbroid tumors, irregularities,
txjrintlio. pains, backache, that Ivcar.
ing-down feeling, llatuleney,iudigeH
tion,ili;alnonn,ov nervous prostration.
STIRRING SERMON
BYDR, MARTIN
C. K. Munrot
HOUSEFURNISHINCS
We now
One of thn Kmndost sermons since
Ihn revlvnl Iiokiiii was delivered last
nlKht at the t'hrlstlan church.
Never will It ho erased from inenf
orjr'a panes those uiiuunworuhlo ur
KiinieniH, thnao IhrllllnK Hlali'inunis.
t.hnmi vivid scenes which Dr. Marlln
set forlh. Ofien every one wna held
I In eimer suspense nnd tiller liewllder
inent at whnl seemed Ihe unnvoUlu
lile, yel at Ihe same (line looking for
a way of escape. ,t inch a Mine Ihe
doctor would cointt (o Ihe rescue and
with Ihe hands of love nnd sympathy
j lead his hearers along Ihe way of
perfect reason lnck lo the Indesiruc
' (Ihle fiirlruKM or truth.
The subject for tonight will he
I "The t'npnrdonalile Sin." iVmo nnd
hear Ihu sermon, for It will d you
1 good.
j Nearly eVerT seat was laknn lust
night before 7:30. Ileyoud a doubt II
' will be so tonight. So conic he lore
I that Utuo niiil secure a good seat.
t - I Splendid singing, led by l'rofcs.
T. W, Munroe I "l,r I'avls, beginning at Ihe usual
lime, 7:3U.
have the most complete
line oi stoves in Eugene
Beds and Bedding, Rugs and
Matting, Shell Hardware
and cuttelry
6? W. E.ghLh St."
EJItMC. . . . ORtUOi
Tlti:H l-IUMNd
May i:i. Koof flro at Oenhart
residence on Kast 1'cnth and High
streets; caused by sparks fulling on
mossy roof; damage about 1 10.
May 14. Fire at dross llolol;
probably cnuHcd by cigar slump
thrown on canvass uwnlng; loss
trifling.
dune C. Fire at Hurhach house
on Olive street, ennsed by careless
use of firecrackers; loss about $100.
June 7. Klro at. Klsher laundry,
on Kast Klghlh street; caused by
sawdust used for fuel being allowed
lo accumulate around firebox of en
gine; loss about SS00.
July 19. (Irass flro In W. W.
((nines' yard on Kaat Ninth street.
July 3 1. Fire In Mrs. Brown's
barn on Washington street; caused
by children playing wllh mntches.
July 31. tlruss flro In I'rof. II. J.
Hawthorno's yard on Lawrence
street.
Aug. 6. Flro on Willamette
street, between Sixth and Seventh;
probably caused by cigar slump
thrown among rubbish nrcumulutcd
between buildings; loss about
$11,0110.
Oil. 9. lllncksniltli shop renr riv
er bridge; destroyed; probably Incen
diary; long nbout S(I0.
Nov. 27. Hurtling fluo In Then
Ire block: no fire.
!oe. HI. Fir,, n Mrs. Shumate's
millinery store mi Kast Ninth street;
loss about Vl.iMie.
This makes u lotal of 14 alarms
answered by l,!te department during
the year, with a lotal loss of about
io,-;i:..
Fillipillent.
The eiiulpmenl for fire protection
at this date Is ns follows;
Seventy-threo hydrants well dis
tributed about the clly, one hose
cart on Kast Klevcnth street, one on
l.uwrence sheet nnd n reserve carl
at Ihe city hall, each carrying 1100
feet of hose lit fair condition; one
combination chemical engine and
hose wagon at clly hall carrying lotto. 'j
o-i-i in urst-ciass cotton nose; one;
hook and ladder truck. With Ihe ex-i
ccplloti of I ho ' reserve carl, all are
well manned. I
'Kxpcllsv of Milllllcunllcc
The cHtlutuled expense of maiulalll-
DEMOCRATS ARE
' ALL FOR BHY'AN
FOR PRESIDENT
Portland, Or., Jan. 20. Central
committeemen frum all the counties
of tho state excut Columbia. Coos,
Crook. Orant, Klamath, Lake, Lin
coln, Tillamook, L'nlon and Wallowa,
gathered at the Imperial yesterday
at 2 o'clock In answer to the call is
sued by State Chairman Sweek some
time ago. The deliberations of the
organization were short, Jiut things
were doing while the session was on.
Perhaps the most Important action
taken was the endorsement of Itryan
an the choice of the Oregon Demo
crats for the next presidential candi
date. Senator Milt Miller was the
one who brought up the question,
and In a short speech brimming with
enthusiasm he asked that the com
mittee give its Indorsement to the
famous Ncliraskan. Senator Miller
contended that the fortunes of the ,
Democratic party were on the flood
tide and he predicted a presidential
victory for the party In November.
Tho state convention will be held in
Portland Juno 16 and will be com-,
posed of some 2 1 5 delegates. The ba
sis of representation was fixed by the,
committee at one regular delegate
from each county and one delegate at I
largo for each 250 votes cast foi
Chamberlain at the last election. ;
Tho manner of electing delegates
to tho slate convention was left to tho
different parly county organizations.
The ratio of representation will give
tho different counties throughout the!
state representation In the conven
tion jt"ro.vip-;!tv as follows:
Baker county. 16 delegates; Ben
ton, 6; Clackamas, 9; Clatsop, 6;
Columbia, 4; Coos, u; Crook, 4; Cur
ry, 2; Douglas, 9; Gilliam, 3; Orant, j
4; Harney, 3; Jackson, 7; Josephine,)
4; Klamath, 3; Lake, 3: Lone, .11:
Lincoln. 3; Linn. 10; Malheur, 4;
Marlon, 13; Morrow, 3; Multnomah,
38; Polk, 6; Sherman, 3; Tlllamaok, .
3; t'mnlllla, S: Union, 7; Wollowa, '
4; Wasco, 7; Washington, 7; Wheel-,
er, 3; Vamhhlll. 7.
Itcpttbllcan Plans '
It Is not probable that the ltepttb-1
lining will follow the example of the1
Democrats who have decided to hold ;
a state convention for the purpose of j
selecting delegates to their national'
convention while primaries will be ar- j
arranged for nominating presidential j
electors. Chairman Wesrgate, of the
Itcpuhllcan organization, reports that
tho sentlnlent among the committee
men, so far as he has been advised,
favors .holding a stato convention af
ter tho general primary election in ,
April. Tho method of securing dele
gates to Ihe natlonnl convention and
naming presidential electors remains
to bo determined by the committee-
tney have assembled. i
Everything
reduied
attha
Rei Tag Sale
RED TAG SALE,
EVERYTHING REDUCED
$15Suits$11.95
5oo Men's fine hand tailored
suits in all colors, blue,
black, brown and gray
in the very latest cut to
coat vest and trousers,
34 to 42'sizes every suit
sold with our guarantee
hand made collar, hand
felled collar, hand worked
button hole and the new
breakable front, value up
lo $17.50, Red Cj
Tag Sale q11.7J
$20 All Wool Suits $15.95
$15 Rainproof Coats $9.45
$8 Boys' Long Pant
Suit $5.50
$2.50 Boys' Knee Pant
Suits . $1.69
$6.00 Boys' Knee Pant
Suits $4.45
Hats
at,
Co
$8.50 Ladies
Coats $4
500 Ladies' lone, anj '
quarter length Coa."
"""a auu colors-
collars, cuff sleeves
nnisned. with silk 1-
ui new and u,.
, coats we areoversti"
and need the root
must reduce our s-
Everything niarfe
plain figures the,"
famous "Red Tag" -l
which means a savin
evenf garment, vallt'
to $10.00 Keel
Tag Sale $4.
$13.50 Broadcloth
Loat.. $
S2.00 Imported
Broadcloath Coat$lJi
Children's Coats at
Manufacturers' Co
THE BON MARCHE
' OrignaLor
Red Tag SJ
I M I
men when
AMl'SHMKNTS
An opportunity will he given local
playgoers to witness the best, popular
priced organization In the West, Oli
ver J. Kckhardt's Kastern company,
"Kckhnrdt's Ideals." the only reper
toire company with an established
reputation front the Mississippi riv
er to tile Pacific coast. This company
. I lug Hie department for the ensuing
r , Koss has resigned his Position ' year unilcr nr,-..iil cm,. mi,,,,.. i
de
legale
allow-
C'IjAUK'N iililsl.; of the "All AI1IC"
TlO.Oilil 1,01s, rtne large,
uuusunlly at cad v. ' I "
0 THE ORIEN I
Keltrunrjr 0 to April 17, Hum.
Seventy days, cost I tin ouly $100.00
ml up, Including hor excursions
M'llt'lAI. KKAITIUS: Madeira,
faille, Seyllle. Alglere. Malta, ll(,U)
In Kgypt kihI die Hole leui.i, Consln
tlnople, Athene, Home, the Itlvlem.
etc.
K. T. t LAItK, Tlniee lid'.. New York
J. W. BARRINGER
Expert lloimmovtr
Moves anything. Twenty-fiv
yean. expe,,c,)W. Residence. East
Fifteenth acd OaV Sts. Phone
Red 4011. K
Every Woman
j. r, ivohs nas resigned nts posit ton : year under present
won ,i iingiey anil will lake i i. ijowtc
up his old Itadc of pruning trees. Hoard of
again. ,... .
1 lo re Is much need of this kind of Ihigene Fnglne Hose Co..
work, and having hail ten or more allowance...
years' experience in this business, he t( clone Hose ('.., allowance
wishes lo H.iy lo his old customers, ss Uosene Hose Co.. allowance
well as to new ones, that tin will do '. Hook Ladder Co.. allow
all kinds of tree trimming, pruning, unco
and flower gardening, im.l will do II j Driver for engine'.'. . . . . .
right. I have two experienced help-1 Assistant ilrlver ....
ers that have been with hid tor two 'chief engineer
venrs.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
I'rlcee just as reasonable n possi
ble for Hist kind of work.
Will do the work by the day or bv
the Job.
Leave all ordere at MOON TINU
t.KY'S, 6i Kast Ninth street, Kugene,
Or . or write in. J. F. KOSS. same
address.
Feed for team
Shoeing for team .
Straw for team
Incidentals (blankets, etc).
Hauling fire apparatus. . , .
$ 30.00
no. on .
311.00
30.00
30.00
7 so. on
ISO 00
;.ooo
2ss.no
4S on
Mi oo
30.00
so. oo
11636.00
Total
Respectfully submitted.
w. i von an.
Chief Knglnecr Fire IVpartmeut.
I. I.I II II 1 I,.. I.,
! lease
JKIIKKY III I.I, rHlUSKItMCK
The grand. Imported, rojal bred.
, rrgiaieretl M. l.nmtiert tillll. No. fS,-
j lo.l. A ran- chance lo breed to such :
Ian annual n- tins. Vncestors oithj
butler recoils II to 56 iiunds per I
l"1' k N. Humphrey, Smith Willam.
jclte etnvl, K'tmene. Thou,, tic, I
i - -1 - ):;
j The Theatre ("ate Is now nerving a
: lsll ef d lti Ions (ii'i.:i nhilllip otth
!eery order of osters, C.one and
t HI oyetet h. tf
KICK AGAINST LANE
COUNTY COYOTE HUNTERS
Monroe. Or., Jan There are
several sore spot In this vicinity on
account of Ihe.way the reote hunt
er of Lane comity aie opet a: ini;.
T;te varolii is a:'.' st.irlcd la t;i
lO.iiuy, cb:is, across llouck moii:i;
:.ln Into Hector Kiuiih. and fie.
luently the trail l lo-t on this si I ru ! preity girls dressed as aoo.l fai
SCKNF. Kl!l TIIK II, I, At, I:
SCIIODI.M STF.It," AT' Kl tiUM.;
TIIKATItK WKIX;SUAY, JAN. 2a
is ver impular on the coast, this lur
ing their fifth annua! lour. Mr. Kck
hardt has- the exclusive Western
rights to a number of new produc
tions to the West this season, nnd
Judging from reports received a
stronger company and hotter lino of
plays than ever. Something new In
the way of vaudeville, specialties la
also promised our local playgoers.
The "Ideal" are booked at the
Kugene theatre for four nights, com
mencing Wednesday, January 2J,
opening with the pastoral romesiyf
drama. "The Village Schoolmaster."
Reserved seats are now on sale.
When Frederick ltanken and A
Baldwin Sloane created the new fan--1
cttul falryesque. "The Olngerhreadl
Man," they also created a new char-:
actir In the mythical child world.
Mrs. S.im.i Clans. In the play this
chancier Is portrayed In a spirit of j
delicious burlesque bby Boss Snow,:
w ho -as h en seen as the falrv queen,
dowao-r and feminine nhsurditlcs for
a n.i-i-bcr of years. He is an ak-'
war.l. s! ambling. go.'d-hum.ircd.
conn, al Mi s. Santa, racked by a cho-!
Jenkins &
Starbuck
Dealers in
, REAL
ESTATE
We are new comers here
and are in the
Real Estate
Business
To Do
Business
We have been in this busi
ness before and understand
it thoroughly. At present
we arc in correspondence
with a number of Eastern
People who arc going to
locate in this country and
if you are desirous of dis
posing of properties such
as City, Pasture and Farm
Lands, call on us. We
arc personally acquainted
with a number of these
correspondents and know
they are comtng west. If
you want to SELL, list
your property with'us for
there is going to be "things
doing" in real cstat: that
is Listed with us.
Jenkins & Starbuck
Rooms 1? and 16
THEATRE BLOCK
euf j a j w v otXJ.
p. SMITH, Mum;,
FOUR MGHTS
Starting Wednesday, 22d
Oliver J. Eckhartjt presents
his popular eastern company
ECKHARDT'S IDEALS
; in repettoire of new royalty productions
never before produced in Eugene
Wednesday. ..The beautiful pastoral drama
"The Villiage Schoolmaster'
Thursday... The thrilling melodrama
il a t r .
t v exas uutiaw
Friday...The sweetest story ever written '
"Dore Thome"
SatUtdiy... Lillian Mortimer's latest success
"A Man'.s' Broken Promise"
BETWEEN ACTC High Class Vaudeville; including ntw il'tutnt:
songs and, moving pictures, inaued nightly.
PRICES 1 5c-2 ?c-35c-50c
WHAT'S THAT. NOiSE
Soon heri ! wait.
A Mealy cf Mirth, Melody and Mjgr,ifl:ence
The Gingerbread Mail
FULL
of SINGERS, DANCERS, COMEIU
Show Girls and Bewitching Chorii
Mil III" MMS-TOflilTTBi1W
AX AlTKTI.l.Mi
lll'.KAKM'
Is what Is most Important
most difficult to provide. 1
buckwheat flour, cereals A
other groceries will laW :
make the nienl all l"1
should be. Come and 1
supply you with the things -thmpt
other women's ba'
to eat In the morning. 6
yours the same treaiment':
find how much readier he'
pay for that new hat or H
Try our genuine sorglt
i i
W. M. GREEN,
619 Wniamcttc St.
THE. S(
DEAL GR0CE
W hy buy m w ilnihm hon w cn
your nit! niK'i look llko new
"loHmrrii
9 hf , hail Mwwl iAntt tf
Vieiirl4 imt t
ill lHlflr and t!it. .
lAMlTta lmg co, Mom.
WoudwarO, VUrkm m
ir trV Mil, s ttiHt tho
I 1 'ft to 'y hit tr itlo
bnittU otit' hor. Su
I no tlofcn n rhu-to lho'
a nranip on in Hontou
mus-rtor. Htn,o toi ato Itlnit
I micon Tor a iioniton of fund unfit
hv)i KSlUr
i t h t r e ht
AUllllHlci, It
rl'i. Mrtrshnmllow ami Ooiichnut.
tho tn no tin of ihe Santa I'Ihu fam-!
tly, 1119 ihrvr mothor nulorAhU' '
trouhlp hiuI furnlith niont of the von-,
nlnt fun. Jack HonuT, The M:rt.
From Our T.in, SaIMo Uunn. Mar--
Pw, Sinn! Simon mi, oihi'ri
Julius
Goldsmith
r
i
Phone Main 2j. I
I EU !'Aji I. H. TEST
f
WilltarfK rA Transfer U'lent to ccur the de.truction ef Irlenda of our rhlldhood help lo round j
MIIIIUIIU V(U' Iiail3l(.l rovotei In thl. n.rl .,f lh.. out all n i .hi.. nl rt In m.,nl "Tk.i
W.VUXlMi.
On, I'urtUad, 1
Light and Heavy Hautini
tXJD roH SALE
XHTllUnwtWM. Cuttw. Orrf ia
l-hon lluu-k 1,V
iimn-AM) urn-a i. nvKmv
o
Itreail. Ih het and hc!lhlt
brrtd mads. For Ml at Olio a.
out mi injoahle entertainment. "The!
Oin irc,l Man'' will be an early
attraction here. o I
r,'nl sinl
Aev .yn
I hereby not If v 1. (
ll Mofflit. Anie and
x . V . IIKTCti. of U.w ,
WKTI.M KOTAI. iPtKmr th"r 2t, Soini'0' r' ,n look h
Hread. the beat and hMltnlMt Id-lw l, '"i' L,0 It.
bread made, lor al at Otto'a. L
CP.BRNARD EARLMJ"'1
BANGS LIVERY CO.
Livery, Feed, Stage and Sales Stables -
Cabs Always Ready
first Cuss Turnouts of All Descriptions
u, ..STACES
e', , ?t)sdo not cil it
.IH0 colli,,,! th, day bto.
r.uuc ,t rwi it-3!
A dilly itg kJvtsEof""" r
Inr M.rUl.m. clo "TTj
r. i-. ...1 ' I
itramcr tor norm"
Stage Phone Mai 22Livery Phone Main 2
o