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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 25, 1908)
THK ri'GEVK DAU.T GUARD, HATTTcnXTr fx i-"" J 0 ! 0 0 I ) ) One of the Important Duties of Physicians and the Well-informed of the World is to learn as to the relative standing and reliability of the leading manufactur ers of inedirinnl agents, as the most eminent physicians arc the most careful a9 to the uniform iiality and perfect purity of remedies prescribed by them, and it is well known to physicians and the Well-Informed Kenerally that 'the California Fig Syrup Co., by reason of its correct methods and jx-rfect equipment and the ethical character of its product has attained to the high standing in scienlilic and commercial circles which is accorded to successful and reliable houses only, and, therefore, that the name of the Company has become a guarantee of the excellence of its remedy. TRUTH AND QUALITY appeal to the Well-informed in every walk of life and are essential to permanent suc cess and creditable standing, therefore we wish to call the attention of all who would enjoy g'.od health, with its blessings, to the lact that it involves the question of right living with all tlm term implies. With proper knowledge of what is best each hour of recreation, of enjoyment, of contemplation and of effort may be made to contribute to that end and the use of medicines dispensed with generally to great advantage, but as in many instances a simple, wholesome remedy may be invaluable if taken at the proper time, the California Fig Syrup Co. feels that it is alike important to present truthfully the subject and to supply the one perfect laxative remedy which has won the siprxjval of physicians and the world-wide acceptance of the Well-Infoi.ncd because . of the excellence of the combination, known to all, and the original method .'. manufac- ture, which is known to the California Fig Syrup Co. only. This valuable remedy has been long and favorably known under ihe name of Syrup of Figs and has attained to world-wide acceptance as the most excellent of family laxatives, and as its pure laxative principles, obtained from Senna, are well known to physicians and the Well-Informed of the world to be the best of natural laxatives, we have adopted the more elaborate name of Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as more fully descriptive of the lemedy, but doubtless it will always be called for by the shorter mime of Syrup of Figs and to get its beneficial effects always note, when purchasing, Ihe full name of the Company California Fig Syrup Co. plainly printed on the front of every package, whether you simply call for Syrup of Figs or by the full name Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna is the one laxative remedy manufactured by the California I'ig Syrup Co. and the same heretofore known by the nnme Syrup of Figs which has given satisfaction to millions. The genuine is for sale by all leading druggists throughout the United States in original packages of one size only, the regular price of which is fifty cents per bottle. Every bottle is sold under the general guarantee of the Company, filed with the Secretary of Agriculture, at Washington, I). C, that the remedy is not adulterated or misbranded within the meaning of the F'ood and Drugs Act, June 30th, 1906. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. Louisville, Ky. San Francisco, Cal. U S. A. London, England, New York, N. Y. EES3I 300 3C McMurphy & Rugh 22 West 8th St., Eugene, Ore. NIVIK'K OK AlttllNISTitATItl.WS . HAI.K I Nollco 'a hereby nlvnn that tlm 1111 (liTHlKiicd, Ksslo ltli'kiunii, iiiliiihiis tnilrlx or the. estate ot J. II. Hick man, (U'CoiihimI, by vlrtno of an order ,of trio probata court ot L11110 county, OrcBon, dalod tho 27th day of Sep tember, 19(17, nnil an order tinted December 11), 1 tt 0 7 , will on and after tho 2 1st day of January, I'.MiK, Bull at private Bale, for cash, tho fullow- 1 lug denrrlbed real property belong ing to the nald estate: I Tho S. E. and tho S. E. V4 of the H.W. of Section II, tho N. V4 "t tho N.K. Vi ami tho N.W. of Section 14 and tho E. '& ot tho X.K. Section 15, all In toniiHhln IS, S.. It. 4 w., cout nt 11 Iik f U acres, In Luno County, Oregon, Dated thin 17th dav of December, I 1907. ESSIE HICKMAN. 1 Administratrix WEEK'S NEWS OF BUSTLING SPRINGFIELD 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 I up with everything that's modem in the way of machinery for doing the best of repair work. MILLER, TiTe Shoe Man. West 8th street. 1S Home of Cood Shoes Summons. In the Circuit. Court of the Stato f Ori'icon for l.ano county, tllen O. I'owerH, plaintiff, vs. Oregon Itlue ltlver MUitiiK Company, a corporal Ion, defendant. To Ort-iton Hint) ltlver Mining Com pany, u corporation, defendant: In tho name of the State of Oregon you nro. hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed ngalnflt you In tho above entitled court and action within nix week from the date of the first publication of thin ftummonfi, and if you fall so to answer for want thereof the plain tiff will take Judgment against you (or the sum of ItiOO (10. with Interest from August I. 190R. and 1 12,10.00, with Interest from November 7, 1904. and SN.4r, with Interest from Jan uary 1, 1907, and for costs anil dls bursementR of action, and for an or der of salt) of property nt Inched In this action. This iutnmons la published by the order of Hon. I,. T. Harris, Judge of tho above entitled court, niHije January 17, 190S, and this summons Is published tho first time January IS. I90S. WILLIAMS & nK AN'. Attorneys for Plaintiff. NEW SlllVcil.E MILL ALMOST KKAUV IOK OI'LKATIOX Mil. KHAW STAItTS -NEW C'OXKEC TIONKHY STOHK OTHEK IX TEHEKTIXG ITEMS CILLEU FROM THE XEM'S The new shingle mill that the News made mention of some time ago as being one of the prospective manufac turing Industries for this city in the near future, Is now under construc tion and is nearly completed. The president of the company, W. E. War ner, Informs us that the machinery has nearly all arrived, and will be placed ready for operation within a week or ten davs. The mill will have a capacity of 4 0.000 every ten hours, and when in operation will probably run to Its full capacity. The main building Is 22x3 0 feet, and a large ury uiieu win u uiiui uii uiu weak Bid.-. XrtV Itiifhliny .rc.'itil. Wednesday was tho day set for the building committee to meet with the contractors and accept or reject the Odd Fellows' new building. Archi tect John Hunziekvr was over from Eugene and of course attended the meeting. After thoroughly going over the building the committee were satisfied that a whole the job was sat isfactory, with the exception of a few minor details, which were not exactly the specifications called for. though they can be easily remedied when the weather settles so as to per mit. After considering the weak points the committee and contractors came to an agreement and the build ing was accepted and is now the property of the Odd Fellows. vw Confectionery Store. A. S. Shaw, who has been In the employ of Hull's confectionery store at this phice for the past year, has severed his connection with Mr. lull and will go Into business for himself. He has leased the Kepner building. east of the one he now occupies, and will fit It up for an ice cream parlor and confectionery store. He was In ortlaud the first of the week order ing his fixtures and stock of goods, which have partly arrived. He in forms 11s that he expecln to be ready to open for liu-sini's in nbuut ten d:..y with uno of the neatest store in J-.11110 county. ''Missouri" Ih I tack. Jeff Itae, better known as "Missou ri," the notorious baseball umpire and fan. arrived in the clly Tuesday from California after an absence of nearly a year. He has been working for the Southern Pacific Company, and on account of a lay-off returned to Springfield for a short visit. The family of John Kestley Is mov ing back into their hotel, the Spring field, again. The News is informed that It Is their Intention to get some one to run the kitchen and dining room, while they will have charge of the sleeping apartments on the upper floor. C. H. Pickett spent the early part of the week In Portland attending the meeting of the retail hardware deal ers, which was held Monday. On his return homo he stopped off at Sa lem for a short visit with his father, who is dangerously 111. Harry Stewart commenced moving Into bis new quarters, the Odd Fel lows' building, Wednesday afternoon. He has his stock about, all moved and will soon have it in Its proper place. Will Chrysler has opened a saddle factory and harness repair ahop in the Winsenreld building opposite the livery stable. Nows. 1X1 BANGS J. H. KST C. V. HAKL M,NUTT BANGS LIVERY CO. Livery, Feed, Stage and Sales Stables Gibs Always Kfjdv First Gau Turnouts ot All Inscriptions ..STAGES.. fcl-KFNZlK STACK Wvr Fui K F - FI.OK P NC E STACK - AtS;i0 4.m. Sti(fi do i ol oil al A c j ty tff k4vrtK.gvi.tr at 4. m, riiv.it trUUivo but U (ail I lot Miplrt.Mi, vli cimitrvtuw by bg4(tt u4ttirl tt day brior. r.tjnwr tor FUwtnv't atvi r enw Stage Phone Main 22 Livery Phone Main 2 1 AMMIMS 1 UAUMvVS NOTICK Kstale of A. J. Mack, deceased. Not If i is hereby given that the un- dtrsUned. I. R, Ward, has boeu duly Appointed ndnilutstrntor of the estate of A. J Hlack. deceased, by the Comity Court of l.nne County. Ore gon, and nit person having claims act In st saiil estate are hereby no tified snd required to present the name, duly verified, to the said ad ministrator, at the hi office of 1. IMtveu, within six mouths from ttie date hereof . Mated this J 1st dav of December. 107. 1,. K. WAUl. 1. ttilvev.. Administrator. Attorney. DR. MARTIN KNOWS HIS SUBJECT WELL NOTH'K TO t'UKDl ItHlH. Notlro U hereby itivcn that t ho mi uVrslitnoil. K II Man, son, ha heen duly appointed administrator of the citato nt Terry V alti'son, ,lveapel. by tti, County lurt ot l.ano eomttv. Oreititu. All per-, mm having elultns H.-ftttit sal.t ost.tto oro hereby .:t,- ' title, I t, tile the :UUo l:h the s.u.l ! .liulnW!r,tUr w tthltt nl mouths from liu tlulo. ! llnt-,1 (Ms, ;lh ,l.iv of IVoem'.er. I 1 1'";. K. II M TT SON. ! A.ltntnivraior , WillUtej & iv.ni, .!tnrnii lor K- UI.V Kvcn though there wore numerous other attractions In tho city there were nevertheless many hundreds of peonlo at the Christian church last evening to hear Dr. Martin's lecture on Siiirltunlism. Words alone are not available to express In the fullest lanKuaKe the thorough treatment which the subject met with under the most skillful ex position power of Dr. Martin. He led ns up to a distinct view of the Spir itualism fort as It Is stood over the "Slough of IVspond." and supported i by props of deception. Then he threw a charge of "the dynamite of Kod" (Hotn. 1:161 under It and well, all haw what happened. At tho gospel Invitation five came forward, making the grand total 1M. The importnnt uuestlon to lie dts cusM'd tonight is "The Sabli.it h Ques tion." Alvas hear the sermons es pecially on Saturday night, Sunday morning and Monday night. At l:4o tomorrow the groill Hible ehool will moot, be one of the mini. ter to raise the attendance to r.oo Last. Sunday there were 417. Ker Sunday greatly Increases the attend-am-o. Tho sermon at 10: tr, will be on Care and W'Kll to Do With It " Not. well 3 p. tn.. when Dr Martin win Ktve his combined lecture for men and women, tiring your tickets ami coino early. Sunday Wenlnu will bring s cre.u I erinoil. "The IMvtnlty of I'hru: " i Kt ad the first rhspter ol I. tike before jh..irtng this discourse It you ,;i:er h.'iin doubts on this suhicct be sure finish this term of court this week. The grand jury brought in an Indict ment against I-ouls I'iiehette and he was arrested on a charge of ha ng instituted a riot, the charge btilng brought by Louis Carlile. This is tho fatuous case In whicn . . . . i . . i iillbH near Oakland. Tie other two met. with them were Louis Pritchette ana utu btn Kerber. Three penitentiary sentences were pasped today by Judge Hamilton in the Circuit Court. John So lly plead ed guilty to attempted robbery of Josephson's merchandise Btore, and was given two and a half years to ponder over his unlawful conduct William McConnell and William Webb, vaudeville artists, who fleeced William Harrah, a mining man, while on a drunken spree, were given three and one-year sentences re spectively. Harry N. Pratt, formerly cashier of the Glendale State Dank, and in dicted on a charge of embezzling $3130 of the institution's money, was given until tomorrow to answer to the charge. AMl'SRMKXTS Dorn Thornc. Last night the Krkhardt company presented the four act dramatiza tion of Bertha M. Clay's famous novel, "Dora Thorne." to the biggest house of their engagement. The play was well presented by this excellent company and the gowns worn by the ladles of the company were a feature. Tonight they will be seen for the last time in the brightest and best mel odrama from the pen of Miss Lillian Mortimer, "A Man's Urokeu Prom ise." ' The vaudeville features between acts deserve mention and the Illus trated songs and moving pictures are the best seen here in some time. Nixon and Zimmerman's gorgeous production of the musical fantasy of '.'The Gingerbread Man." will he pre sented by an excellent company at the Eugene treatre, January 30. "The Gingerbread Man" is just as popular today as in the days of our childhood, when he grinned good morning and merry Christmas when h was brought In view. Only the children who show their pleasure in his presence are now children of larger growth, but the Gingerbread man's popularity Is everlasting. The characters of The Gingerbread Man are all old friends. Little .lack Hor ner, Simple Simon, Margpry Daw. Taffy. The Dragon. Sally Ltinn, Fudge, and a whole company of mer ry little people that everyone in the world has known since childhood. Frederic Rankin has written the book and lyrics of this play, and A. Baldwin Sloane has composed the music, which is considered the host work of that 'clever composer. Some of the musical numbers are "Muzic" "Beautiful Lund of Hon Hon." "Moon, Moon. Moon," "John "Dough," "Queen of my Dreams." "Ding. Dong, Ding." and "My Little Teddy Hear." which became the most popular song In New York, Chicago and Philadelphia, where the play had long runs. The first act of The Gin gerbread Man takes place in Santa Clans Land, and the second act on the dividing lines between the realms of King Hnnn and King Sugar Plum The scenic effects of the play arc beautiful, especially the cloud effect when little Jack Horner sings to tht Moon, and a beautiful crescent moon swings Into view, bearing a gorgeous ly gowned girl. Santa Clans' golden chariot and tho handsome reindeer girls add to the plcturesquencss. The company which will present "The Gingerbread "Man" Is an ex cellent one and Includes such well known players as Kvelyn Kellogg. Mabel Day, Nellie Nlee,,Hoss Snow. unrrlPk Major. Fred Nice. James M Klhern. Percy Matson, Lute Vroh- man, Bert Lovey, Fannie Martine. Frank Mansfield, and a beauty chorus of forty. tJOIIIKKKI. Seldom has there been a speaker that has given so general satisfac tion. Ho Is eloquent, witty and sparkling. Herald, New York. Col Sobleskl Is a whole book ol wonders, a walking and talking en cyclopedia of useful knowledge and Interesting facts in his life Btrnnger than fiction. Sparkling habitually and most naturally with wisdom, wit, good humor, and pointed stories, he Was the Iiresidfnir irenlna an.1 nr.. ..r the camp. He spoke more or less ev- j ery usy ana surprised nis hearers ev-: ery time by new light he made to I shine on even trite subjects. From Heport of Llthlt Springs Assembly 1S94. Baptist Chupi'h tonii'h. a.... pices Haraca Male Oinn.-i 'i,i',i!. i slon 3."ic. Children s.".c. When the Furnace Fails Ix-. . " - ...vfl will wake to find tfte tires "out" WUi are you going to do aboul il Prepare now lor the emergency wiUj , PERFECTION Oil Heater (Equipped with Smokeless Device) and you'll Have genial, glowing heat instantly vvherevet v . ... .mftU nr smell smnKelpM rip. want 11 minimi vice prevents turn the wick as high or as low as you like. Easily carried about. 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H By John Sobieski, the Polish Prince, only son of Cue ci" ooDiesKi; under penally ot death it he should return toKuB. 5i 'Adult Season Ticket 50c. Sine-le Admission 35; Child's Seascn Ticket 25c, Single. Admission 25c 1 .M.itsi:v m il fuu si i-.vtt i: TW craiHl, liii.,v:,,. r.iv:1: ,r,.. rosimcri'il St. l.aiuh.rt hull. .i ,V lt':i. A ran. a-hanve to .r, . ,1 to7:i" an animal as this Anivmii-a, I'MttiT r.-cunls 11 to MiuU .., ' k. X. lliinintircv. s.-iiih WiM;,-,,, tt" stroi-t. Kin;, :u'. I'!',,,-.., it, 471. STOKK IUX1M ami (7t t KS mm fepuiy: white IS YOUR BREAD Madev PURE WHITE FLOUR II it IS you already know'all we can tell ycu abctrf II it IS'NT, you want PUREJWHITE FLOUR Kitchen NcxtBakingtDay. It makes the Whitest, Lightest Bread. Skating , tonlRht. at thi rnoVrwopJ Rink to bo pri'srtu at 7 .30 i. m. KcsMtl ii; tut it r to AIMOI THIS l l h lt.wtmri!. t'r.. Jan. 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