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Newspaper Page TextTHE EUGENE DAILY GUARD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1008 The Sanitol Chemical LaboratoryCo. 1266 Laclede Ave., St. Louis, Mo. M S1.0O. Icr which .j artoIlmrntoilOSanii.il T,,r,A.. .i ".'itiia. . I HI.. Cmnnn jfrk I JJ1B vu i r vy 9 Intalfffe W : a am .ti bf bv lk Street E Lf tor a $1.UU bill I r.. ,t,,e rnunnn in nnnpr riant- rtanrl rrrnr nJ JTvS I? IUL uu. ....J - , i j " " .., wiu jv.hu lUfT. r' VK IJ The Sanitol Chemical Laboratory Company, of St. Louis, fellsSU R i .u . t1 IVl kill onrl m.r n9m onl fk ...ill Jl: ' 'iKSSSl HI thrqugh us the complete assortment of ten full size'Sy packages of Sanitol as illustrated. These are the mostWd&y f satisfactory toilet preparations in the world and the-7$y ji regular total retail price of these articles is $2.70. MWL. ", HULL'S ifti! i ! COUNTY COURT j ALLOWS CURRENT BILLS The following bills wore allowed at ttio January term of commissioners' court lor Lane comity: Koad Account. . f . J. Mulnzer, nails Kred Brown, road work.... A. A. Price, gravel W. J. Aldous, road work.. . . A. P. Walker, road work . . ; Artniir Allison, road work . . : V. W. Schenk, road work... :S. 13. Maybeii, road work... D- H. Miller, road work . . . w ills, road work' Robert Wills, road work Joe Wills, road work BerRer Bean Co. hardware. lurnbow, hardware... Harvey Prindle, road work. . ;Joe Acheson, road work-... J. w. Trueax, road work ... Q- U Prindle, road work . . Ralfih Goodman, road work. C. A. Ross, road work f . w . I aylor. road work . . . Clyde YingliiiK. road work . 10. M. Beetle, road work K. O. Whitbeck, road work . Chas. Mallette. r-vad work. . T. Rmit.i. road work . . . J. S. Riink, mad work H. H. Mcllee. lali.ir an road. W. .1. Aldon, ro:id work . . P. E. McQiiinn, road work.. H. C. Combs, repairs, etc... Lfwis .lessen, road work . . . '. W. Parker, road work... H. Hodge, road work .... Harry .Mayben, road work . . Ceorse dates, road work . . Frank Ashley, road work . . Edmund Morris, road work . Arthur Easiiin, road work . . Jesse Easton, road work . . L. L. Crabb. road nvork . . ... ClifTord Eisk, road work . . Walter Allison, road work . . I. T. Taylor, road work... Ed Mabe, road work ..... Ernest .Mabe. road work . . 28. .50 51.00 51.00 51.00 27.25 7.60 21,00 2.00 3.00 8.00 8.75 12.00 IS. 75 9.75 I Chas. McCollutn, crusher I work 50.00 I Carl Olmple. crusher work.. 14. OH !G. Bolar, crusher work.... 17.50 I Jeff llarlel, road work 3.O0 IE. J. Oswald, crusher work. 47.00 ) L. G. Moxley, road work .. III. 50 ! C. L. Powell, road work .... 3.00 j J. W, Domis, road work.... 0.00 illngue & Blanton. supplies . 10.15 jl). R. Harris, rond work ... 19.50 i L. G. Vanschoiack. road work 30.02 i 2.00J. H. Erankes, road work.. 30.62 33.00 ! T. K. Sears, road work .... 55.21 19JJ5C. A. Vnnscholack, road work 50.75 16.00! W. W. Chrlsmatr, road work 3.50 5.00 Wynne Hdwr Co., supplies.. 5.41 6.12 I Brown Lumber Co., lumber 5.65 8.00 J J. II. Baker, repairs 1.65 12.00.N. Schworenberg, crusher work 17.50 C. C. Kossnian, road work . . 2.00 Joe Wills, road work 17.50 Chas. McCollum, crusher work 17.50 John Rosman, road work . . 4.00 W. O. Austin, road work . . 36 P. S. Hills, road work 11.25 W. Wills, road work 1 7.50 Goo. Renfro, bolts 2. SO N. J. Morehouse, shoveling gravel 8.31 W. H. Milligan. crusher work 28.50 3.00 'Hugh Roberts, road work .. 14.62 8.40 ! Sam Ulery, road work 3.00 7.50 i Maurice Hills, road work .. 10.50 2.25 O. Casperson, road work. . . . 4.00 4.00 :J. J. Popiot, road work .... 16.29 2.72 'Arthur Smith, road work. . . . 13.12 Frank Moore, road work . . 24.00 John Doyle, road work .... 9.00 James Gott, road work .... 6.00 Chambers Hdwe. Co. Supplies and nirtse 2S.45 Win. Sleavon, road work .. 10.00 llurd Lumber and Nav. Co., lumber SOCIAL EVENING BY ' FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD at Newlands' Friday, 24th 38.00 24.00 15.00 I 10.50; S.00 12.25 j 12.25 , 3.00 I 6.00 3.00 2.50 9.00 2.00 17.62 9.00 Burton Powell, crusher work L. B. Johnson, road work . . R. R. Johnson, road work.. Ed Jolions, road work .... Henry Welselfelder ,road work Sam Godard, road work.... 21.00 James Kahan. road work. 30.00 S.00 t f fii in? il a fT i y Hi Kaciiet , 5iore l 9.00 LOCAL AGENTS FOR PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS Pictorial Review Patterns are the only patterns provided with a cutting guide and an instruction guid; furnished with all new patterns. Every pur chaser of the new Pictorial Review Patterns receives a cutting guide, and no other patterns are provided with these guides. Subscriptions taken for Pictorial Re view Magazine $1.00 per year. A free pattern with each sub scription. Eugene -Racket Store W. J. Baldwin, Prop. t. yth St., Eugene, Oregon " i J a ' i M. Mabe. road work 27.00 suramin, road work . . . L. L. Crabb, road work .... Henry Fauihaber, road work Robert Vaughn, road work. B. F. Russell, road work . . M. Poole, road work A. Winters, crusher work.. A. G. Lundeen. mad work.. Ed Sawyer, road work . .1. L. Beaver, rout worl. .... I. J. Winn, raafi work W L. Wheeler, work cv. bridge Mark Trunnell, road work . . Elvin Taylor, road work . . . I L. Van Matre, road work. W. I. Seales, road work .... John Sutherland, road work W. Smith, road work . . . Dave Munroe hauling lumber Janus A. Austin, road work ICS. B. Standish. road work.. Dale Ray, road work II. A. Carter, road work . . . 0 ('has. .NaTiprr, road work'.. E., C. 0'.al, road wnrk . . . E. B. Moxley, mad work . . H. H. Miller. t:ad work . . . H. Mitchell, ro:id work .... Raleigh Morris, road work . Eil Morris, road work .... Joe LeBlue, road work .... F. P. L"ttln, road work . . . F. G. Knox, r ad work .... A. A. Kelly, blacksmith . . . E. M. K"lly. road work .... .I.'M. Ininan, road work ... C. M. Hamilton, road work . A. n. Mileinnn. rnri work . . M. Gillesule. rrad work II. F. GUber. road work . . R. C. Edwards, stn-1 cable.. T. .1. Dors-y, F'ecl cable. . J. F. Diclc, road work .... E. II. Snpp. work on roads. . I. R. Zumwalt, road work.. Bob Johnson, road work.. Geo. M., Ilawley, road work Geo. M. Ilawley, road work II. H. Goodman, road work. E. E. Mackey, road work. . . . Chris Taylor, road work . . Chas. Withrow, road work.. John Addison, road work.. B. S. Addison, road work... B. V. Eby, road work A. A. Kelly, .repairs E. 0. Duckworth, road work A. P. Larson, road work... C. E. Eihcter, road work. . . . C. O. Eicliler. road work . . B. Williams, road work . . . j Chas. Malette, road work.. F. Rnstnusen, gravel .... G. Johnson, read work.. Jake P:irk, road work M. A. Simons, road work Frank Vaughn, road work.. W. W. Chricman, gravel .... 31.00 lEdgark Ing, gravel 4.00lluko Knox, grav"! 6.00 'John Guiley, ihanling gravel. 5.24 jC. S. Conant, hauling gravel. 14.G7 E. F. Jndkins. hauling gravel 3.50 U. W. Humble, hauling gravel 36.75 j.I. Eaton, hauling gravel.... 8.75 j H. II. Shirk, hauling gravel. 1.0.50 't. Goodpasture, hauling grav- K.25I el 3.01)! Henry Robinett, hauling grav I el 4.50 1 Adam Schmidt, hauling 7.50 j grave! 15.00,-R. M. Piatt, hauling gravel. . 35.50 1 John Conley, hauling gravel. 44.22 I Orel O'Brien, road work.... 44.22 j W. U. Lamb, crusher work. . 14.00 i'W. R. Lamb, crusher work.. 5.00 !J. V. Burnett, blasting 36.75 IB ALL ELDERLY PEOPLE 17S.00 3.00 6.00 1.00 12.00 6.00 16.00 3.00 18.00 6.75 6.00 .60 6.75 12.00 3.00 65.10 24.50 24.50 1.40 10.00 39.00 22.50 7.00 12.00 8.00 1.00 50.00 11.00 Tile social and entertainment given by Eugene lodge No. ;i 1 . Fri:,.r nctnal Brotherhood, Monday evening, was a big success, over one hundred' guests being present, anil all had a very enjoyable lime. The program was as lollows: Song, Miss Pearl llaynes. Recitation, Juanita Barker. Music by Melha Hudson. Recitation by Master Harold Wells.' Song by Miss Hendershott. "Stunts" by R. S. Huston. J Song by Miss Pearl llaynes. Address by F. W. Budrow. i J. G. Wells acted as chairman. Af- i ter the entertainment refreshments were served and games were indulged , in. Fifteen applications for mem-1 bershlp were secured. 1 On next Thursday evening, Jan uary 23d. at Eagles' hall, a large1 cUuss of candidates will be initiated, j State Manager Taylor ol Portland will be on hand to Install the offi cers for the coming term, after which will follow a box sucial. All members and candidates are requested to lie in attendant'.-. Embroidery Sale 39c, 50c and 65c Embroidery yd 28c Friday morning at 9 o'clock wc will put on sale a lot of Corset Cover Embroideries some of these embroideries are worta 39c, some 50c and some are 65c values. One day only, O Sale Price the yard oC 5c Laces Sale AH This Week Ut X. 1. Consisting of 1880 yards fine Val lace: some of these l attorns 4 Inches wide and exceptional good values at J'2 l-lic u var. U)T NO. 2. 1800 yds of extra fine Torchon lace; looks like linen; will wash and wear like linen and worth-from He to 12 l-2e tbo yard. LOT XO. :l This lot of extra fine Valenciennes lace consists of 150 t'ozen; many worth at least 10c n yard. .MARRIED At the Catholic rectory last even ing at 8 o'clock by Rev. Father O'Far- rell, Richard J. Fuller and Mrs. Car rie S. Clark, htilh or K-ugene. The groom is the I'nlted States recruit ing officer for the Eugene station and the bride has been a resident ol Eugene for many years, having acted in the capacity of bookkeeper for the Eugene Transfer Company for a long time. They have the sincere con gratulations of t;ie:r inanv friends. They weill reside in the bride's res- a JMUpr-rv Idence on Lincoln street 1 West Seventh and West streets. lotweeu Elgin h ix a ..it cuts ox ' KLEn'lilC KOAD .a I 'id.00 j 10.00 1 V"!' Simple 27.011 1 3.22 I SHOULD TRY THIS The first through electric car car rying passengers from Portland to Salem arrived this morning at 11 o'clock, alter a smooth three-hours' run. , Conduclor Smith, upon arriv ing, said: "T'le only disadvantage of the run is that-our schedule at pres ent will not allow us to make any where iiear the time that the big coaches are capable, of making. As the track becomes more solid, anil the schedule Is adjusted, the three-liour time will probably be reduced mate rially. Salem Journal. The Clatsop county judge has sold the old county buildings at the fol lowing prices: For old courthouse building, $50; woodshed, $5; sher iffs office. t'i d the building In which the county court meets, $5. Splendid Va'ues in Y (HOLS W,,lr To,l.Hillr. ent lots and itylcs ot this seasons' Lawns and India Llnon some would fl 1 .4fl be good value at $2.50, price S Ladies' Rubbers All this woi'k wo sale ulKHit 1 00 pairs of hulk's' KuhluM's at, pair Misrioa and chlUlrun'a storm Kubbors at . will have on 40c 40c Flannelettes 10c All this week we will have on sale our. entire line of 12 l-2c Flannelettes and some 12 l-2c colored outing Flannel in dark colors, plaids, checks and stripes, nt per yard 10c Outing Flannel Gowns All the week, we offer special discounts on Women's, Mi.vV and Children's Outing Flannel Goods. SHOES all this week 20 off Newland's Department Store Homo Mixture ltelieves Kid neys and Bladder and Khcpmutism, mid Causes Xo Harm. The Iiarln .Nonpareil complains chat worthless dogs will take the town If the dog t:ix is not collected more strictly. Field, road work Sn,-N IIK.1VK DUOM "Z :. 902- O 9 A " V ill drujgiih. $1.00 Julius Goldsmith Salem will probably have 45 blocks of streets paved. O. It. Dennett, rond work . . I. Hebert. road.,.work V. F. I It'll rt. r:iad work . . L. It. Ilehrt. road work... (let,. E. llehert, road work. W. II. Heck, blacksmlthlng. . Portland .Mercantile Co. road material T. O. Martin, gravel Mary A. Smith, gravel .... M. 0. Eavers, road work. . . . Dolph Pillett, road work . . Michel S. Haley, road work. . E. M. Rlggs, road work .... liny Rlggs. road work .... Harry H-iwer. road work . . J. H. Welborn, road work.. .1. II. Welborn, road work.. E. J. W'dborn. labor P. E. MrCiulnn. gravel .... Jese Porter, road work .... jPnrvin & Cruzan, lumber .. j Thomas Orr, lumber Addison Urns, ft Ross lumber Walters & Son, Lumber Ell Perkins Son. lumber Eli iv-klns Son, lumber. . Ilnwnian V.'renn. lumber. . JasiH'r Lumber C .. lumber lie b & p. 'aver, lumber. . Hylend Lumber '". lumber. Hooth-Keiiy (')., lumber .... A. H. Peabody. r lad work . . Sim (iot!. rnad work .... Frank Horn, rojd work .... It. Wills, road work. lioss Zumwalt. road work . . .1. A. Wo IdrHge. road wirk I). Hooker, road work C. Larson, road work W. M. Horn, road work Isaac Slayter. mdse WaiOr Spores hauling gravel George Cfirlstenson crusher work Ceo. Christenson, road work. U. M. Morse, road work .... ' 1 2.00 ; 20.00 ; 2.00 2.00 j 0.00 1 ti.OI) 12.50 5.4 4 9.00 7.50 17.75 lC.fiO 4.00 10.25 25.00 25.50 25.00 8.75 4.50 5.25 5.00 n.oo 4.50 7.20 4.50 2.00 0.00 1 1.35 01.25 3.50 fi.OO 2.25 j 3.50 1 11.00 ' IH.Ool 1 n.oo ' 2 0.00-1 24.00 25.00 50.00 1.15 The g-eat majority of men and we-i ; ur'ii ai me age oi ,u years n 'gin to; feel the first signs of adv.in"ing age in some form of kidney trouble, and bladder weakness. Few nre entirely free from that torturous disease. rheumatism, which Is not a disease in itself but a system of deranged function of the kidneys,, which have become clogged and sluggish, falling 1 hi their duty of sifting and straining the poisonous waste matter, uric acid, etc., from the blood, permitting it to remain and decompose, settling about the joints and muscles, causing in tense pain and suffering. The bladder, however, causes the old folks the most annoyance, espec ially at right and early morning. A noted authority in a recent arti cle stated that he has wonderful suc cess with the old-time vegetable treat ment, lie states: "Of sixteen cases of bladder trebles and rheumatism which have been treated with this treatment only one very complicated case failed to yield to its remark able Influence. It is the most harm less treatment I have, ever fnund to clear the system of rheumatic poi sons; reni.:ve irritation of the blad der and relieve urinary difficulties of the old pe iple. ft Is a true vital izing tonic to the entire kidney and urinary structure, relnvigoratitig the entire system." What Ii0iltiiis the "old vegetable treatment" consists of the fnll-iwiiw? simple prescription, the Ingredients of which can lie obtained from any good pharmacy at small cost: Com- I pound kargon, one-half ounce: fluid extract dandelion, one-half ounce: compound syrup cnrsnparllla. three :ounces. Shake well In a bottle and 1 take in tenspoonful doses after each (meal and upon going to bed, also o nnlumiK plenty Ol wilier. 10 00 I Th'9 l'r"srrltitlon, though simple THE CJUCI'IT COI'RT OF THE STATE OF OHEtlOX, FOR LAX 10 cui'.vrv. Jesse Fisher, plaintiff, vs. Rosa E. Flslier, defendant. To Rosa E. Fisher, the' abovu named def ndunt : In the name of the Stale of Ore gon, yon are hereby summoned and re(ulred to appear and answer the plaintiff's complaint filed against you In the above entitled court and suit on or before six weeks from the date of the Hrst publication of this summons, which date of 4'lrst publi cation Is December 18lh, 1 907. And you are hereby notified that if you fall to appear and answer tho said complaint within the tlino afore said, the plaintiff will apply to tho said court for the relief prayed for In Ills said complaint, to-wll: For a decree declaring the mar riage contract now existing between said plalutirr and defendant, to be' forever dissolved, and that plaintiff I have u dlvorc from Bald defendanl I and for full relief herein. Tills summons is published once I each week for six consecutive weeks In the Eugene Dally (iuard, by orde' I of Hon. L. T. Harris, Judge of the; above entitled court, which order 1 is dated December l!h, 11107. ,j Wm. t). MAItTl.V, Attorney for Plaintiff ;E wisli to announce to the public that W.J. Gibson & Son have bought the II. B. Davidson grocery stock, known as the Bee Hive Grocery, 97 West 8th Street, where we intend to carry at all times a full stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries, Flour and Feed. Highest market price paid for Country Produce. I laving painted and rcpapcred the stofe through out and our new goods are orriving daily, we invite your inspection. A share of your patronage solicitc. kespectfullyjyou rs, W.J. GIBSON & SON Phone Black 1571 97 West. 8ih Street. - I Trans-Continental Popular Winter Chautauqua Assembly BAPTIST CHURCH Friday and Saturday Evnings Jan. 24th and 25th Auspices Baraca Male Quartet FRIDAY EVENING- First Teno' John Vaughn First Piss Will G. Kid -Roblcy Male Quartet becond Tenor and Impersonator Bayard T. Robley Second Bass Howard W. Kinscy 13.00 2.2T, fl.21 fi.OO 5.25 21.25 Is always effective In the diseases and afflictions of the kidneys and bladder. 3.75 18.75 30.00 .50 3. SO 24.00 49.23 5.X 9 8.04 1fi.fi.', 2 15. IS 75.3 9 3 0 on' , ' 37 40 1 " nn' often we do, but when 57.44 'e 'In Jon may know there Is some 12.72 thing doing, and when yon see our l oo '"''" '"r val'"'" 'n I1"0'1" K lin 'embroideries you will know it Been done -and well done for our Frldny and Saturday special sale. Cockerline & Wetherbee. J23 WATKIl NOTICE All delinquents have licn notified to call and settle. Kindly give this matter your attention at once, n'her j wise service will be discontinued ! without further notice. ! WILLAMETTE VALLEY COMPWY. I . -J22 and ha 3.00 17.50 9.dli no s.oo i' 2.50 ; d.OO 1.13 , 9.00! 35.no! 31.50 1 4.60 i TTIPTLAMI noVALflAKEnV rei"V th" .e an boaltnlcst bread made, for tale at Otto's. OABTOrilA. Chesterfield Clairvoyant and Palmist Full Life Reading's, giving: names, dates,etc 50c 50c ror c n c week ONLY I will give my $5.00 dead trance deep psychic reading for 5Cc. Satisfaction guaran teed or no fee accepted. Parlors 642 Willamette street. Hours 9 a. m. to ; 9 p. m., daily and Sunday. I 5Cc Low Fee 50c SATURDAY EVENING - Lecture, "Russian Prisons and Siberian Exiles." By lohn Sobieski, the Polish Prince, only son of Count ' 2X Sobieski; under penalty of death if he should return toRussia. jp . Adult Season Ticket 50c, Single Admission 35c g Child'sSeason Ticket 25c, Single Adrhission 25c 3 1 5OTsmsmumsui Miller's Shoe Store Most any body can sell you a shoe for summer but FOR WINTER WEAR GO TO A SHOEMAKER who understands the leather and knows what he is selling you. We have a Repairing Department, fitted up with everything that's modern in the way of machinery for doing the best of repair work. MILLER, The Shoe Man. West 8th street, la Home of Good Shoes f