Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, February 20, 1908, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTHK ElOESK DAILY Gl'ARD, tHCBSDAf, FBBBtARf , ltO Eugene Theatre SSS"h. stc!i, lg Friday, Feb. 21st Ena?ement of the Eminent Actor CHARLES B. HANFORD Under the Management of F. LAWRENCE WALKEK in a notable revival of Antony and Cleopatra A Sumptuous Scenic Production, new and novel electrical effects, a chorus and ballet of unusual attractiveness, bcautiffully costumed, will tend to make this engagement one of the most substantial offerings of the year. CURTAIN AT 8:30. POSITIVELY NO ONE SEATED DURING AN ACT Prices 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50 IT CUTS SOME ICE If the store is a clean place: if 'the salesmen are obliging; if the service is prompt, and last, but not least if , the quality of the goods is the best, the store never lacks business. Come and give us a trial order' and be convinced that we fulfill all of the above prin ciples, especially in quality and cleanliness. We carry a complete line of staple and fancy groceries, flour and feed, and buy and sell country pro duce. . 97 WESTIEICHTti SSS7x W. J. Gibson & Son EU BANG J. H. WEST C.P.BARNARD EARL McNUTT BANGS LIVERY CO. Livery, Feed, Stage ond Sales Stables Cabs Always Ready First Class Turnouts of All Descriptions ..STAGtS.. Mi KPNZIF. STAGEIcavm Eurne EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE At iiZO 4. m. St J flea do not call .it A dHy tUgeltAvrt Eugene Al 6 '.. m, r rlv e tfMilnCr tut will e.ill Ut lor Maplfton, clone Ci-nnrdlm. by boggAgr II 'i.olillrd lite day be tare. tramcr tor I 'lot cue e and cnie Mage Phono Main 22 Livery Phone Main 2 1 .ANNOUNCEMENT G. II. Irish wishes to announce that' he has puacltased the GROClvRY stock of 15. A. Allen cc Co., located at 55 east 9th St., and ' carries at all .limes the best brands of Grockkh;, I'i.oik and Fkkd. We have our own delivery wagon and all goods delivered promptly. FRESH SUPPLY OF OAT AND VETCH HAY WE AIM TO PLEASE Phone Main 3 J G. H. IRISH MERCHANTS BANK EUGENE, OREGON A FULL LINE OF... New Granitware just ii Stoves, Ranges and Heaters &k,"din: SI I rWP HARDWARE STORE Ls l VM1 50 East. Ninth Street. MAKE YOUR OWN STOCK fOODS BY USING THE SKIDOO HORSE AND CATTLE TABLETS Cruth and mil in feed or salt. Proper dots in tablets 5M.ur.s vorit stoc k umk i.iki: tiii: top pkut: Contain no Savrttntl, AtttM. Chop Fr,l or bias. Ak lor nd trj onit -AKIDOO v-i.li!iot T.hlrlt. VVorni, Ki,lny. Clin Wfn Oi.-lr UJeW, Mr . I-. vi . Itef v ln.:vt t.Sif u. I ,m. IVnslft, li.vin Cuic, ll.ib W uf 1 in. until. P.uk l.yt, l,u ii-i. (..Hit ut ll.-e. f M ifiKi 53 E,tC 9th S'roit Docs a General Banking Business on Conservative Lines S. S. SPENCER. President. I- H. POTTER Vice Pres. F. N. McALlSTER Cashier. Cor' 7th and WllUmtlte WEEKLY REPORT OF EUGENE MARKET Chlltlm bark 4 1-2 3 5c. Wool 18,.. I'miltry. Etiu. i-te. F.kkd Per doz IS it 20c. Uiilry Mutter I'er roll 50 45. Creamery Butter Per roll, 60 Helta Per lb., 10c. Kryu Per lb., 10c. (ieete Per lu., 7c. buck Per lb., Sc. Turkeys Per lb. 12c. t-'ttlltM. Wft.efttltlf'. ' New Potatoes 50c perewt. Oniona Per cwt., 3.75. Lemon Per cane, $3.75. Oranges $2.75. Livifftnrk Market, fitecra Per lb., 3ftZViC Uood cows 3 a 2 l-2c. flood prime dressed veal r,6ir. Mutton on foot Per lb., 3ft44c Kot Hok 5 4 3-4. Fat Hogs, dreaaed 6c. iruin muiJ Feed. Flour $4.25. Oat hay 16. Cheat hay per ton $14. Timothy hay Per tun $15. New oata Per bu., 42c. Ilran. per ton, $26. Mixed feed Per ton, $28. Sliorta. per ton, $30. New w!ieat Per bu., 80c. Holled barley, P;r ton, $35. 'hopped feed $31 per ton. PORTLAND .MA It K FT ltFPOKT. Portland, Or., Feb. 19. Dealers rejmrt a Hinuller amount of chickens coiulUK to market. Receipts today were Hinaller thun expected. Country shlppera acein to he holding back for tho appearanco of ,un Improved market, but tho trade expects little Improvement as long as eastern Htock Is offered on the present basis. J Receipts of ckks are accumulating along the streets und some dealers ; are quoting as low as 22c today, with i others claiming to sell 1 cent above ! that figure. In any event the market i Is gathering weakness and those sel i ling nt tho lower figure consider j themselves fortunate In getting from I under a falling market. Dressed meats are in small supply again and the market Is firmer and sales are being made mostly at top figures. Hiilmon Cutrh Is IhicrcitHinit. ( The long expected Increase in the I run of salmon has put in an appear I anco und fishers report a continuous lino of chlnhoks from Astorln to Ore gon City. This la tho first great run of the prcRcnt season and tho trade expects It to continue for some time. Not only are there great niimhors of Chltiooks In the river, but steelheads are In large supply. Receipts in this city during tho 24 hours were greatly liiemtst'il and the trade cxpt'ds that lower prices will soon result from a contlnuancu of iin-m-nt" coudltiouH. Old prices still In effect today. Nobody Wants tiont Meat. Coals are by fur the weakest fea ture in tho Front street. Tresh meat market. A few are received from up the valley every week, hut they drag at whatever price is asked for them, and dealers are of the opinion that If the animals are valuable for any other purpose it would lie better to keep them than to slaughter them for the market. Prices quoted today were I to 3 centB a pound, and there is but little demand for them even at those figures. Dressed Turkeys Drag. Receipts of dressed turkeys today were rather In excess of the demand, and the market was weak, for at this time of the year, Iheru Is usually but llllle-cull for such stock. Tho top' price quoted was 1.1 cents. Live tur keys i re not salable. Chickens and hens also move slowly with 12 1-2 cents tho highest price quoted. Re ceipts were moderate. Kggs were weak nt 22 to 25 cents, the demand In the north have fallen off t'o a Con siderable extent. Ocaiige Market is Firm. Oranges are firm In the south and In the local market as well, hut prices have undergone no change. Not many are now moving this way. but the movement from California to the East Is reported heavy. Japanese or anges are about cleaned up hero and no further shipments of the fruit to this market are expected this season. Other fruits generally are In fnlr sup ply aud selling nt the same prices as for some days past. t'elel-y Supply Is Liuiiteil. One car of celery came lu from !.os Angeles today anil another Is due Thursday. Ileyond that, It Is snld. llllle, It hiiv more celery will come In from the South, as stocks In Calif-1 7" ornla are nlmut exhausted. The mar-' ""Kebullners will find the trtst ket here and In the South Is firm. ' ""gains In lllnlr street addition, but there were no'changes In prices 1 ynk Jro,,r lown terms: pay for your today. The car that arrived yes-' or R,'re lraot out of 'olir month terday and was reported rejected was 'y "vngs. tf taken up at n reduced price later In the day Too Much Inferior Veal. OYCr-lliri!t! rei-elnls nt veil) Hint lin to be rated as coarse and Ill-fed tend to weaken (ho market for the I better grades, aud the licsl quota 'Hons on the latler lodav were S 1-2 ' to rents. The bulk of the stuff re-! x celved goes at 7 to S cents Dealers look fur lower prices as the season advances. The p.uk market Is well mulntained. receipts being onlv moderate and prices the same as for several days past. Hop Vrnusai tli.n nl Low t'igtiiv. , There Is :lll a considerable amount of business reported In the local hop market IValers continue to annnuui'c purchase from growers, hut all transactions are at low fig ures; generally atvnu.! pound. 'The business at this time is maliilv 1 from the smaller brewers, who huv only in small lets. Brief V,),-, ,,( . Trade. tnUi',1 ,;r of :ali:e l!le w :is South annul:' itn- a: u ais f., this in ,u ii j r i Hioker M ir'ln rcno i or.llli!' s f iv le!l ,ii t',i n ; .r V.-t is . 's a i ar nt his le..rnnn: ii h i; l.iucr ' w Ml v t.i I'.ealii practically no California business re ported. Celery market Is firmer ind iome are quoting an advance of 25c to day. Some very choice head lettuce Is being received from Los Angeles. Selling at 75c a dozen. Mexican tomatoes are still arriving in fine shape and price is firmly maintained at $3.50 per box. Front Street sells at the following prices. Prices paid shippers are less regular commissions: PORTLAND MARKFT REPORT Creamery Butter 30c 35c. Eggs 22 6 23c. Chickens 12 H 13c. Wheat Valley, R3c: bluestem, 85c Oats Per ton, $27 $28. Barley Per ton, $27 $30. Hay Timothy, $18; cheat, $14. Grain Hay $14g $15. Mohair Choice, 29 30c. Wool Valley, 1 6 4 18c. Hops Prime, 4 1-2 6. Potatoes 401 50c. Onions $2. 25 $2.35 per cwt. Chittim bark 4&5V4c. elukxe psrapfcimr WILL GROW VALLARIiE Blair street addition property is sure to double In value within the next two years. Two electric rail ways are coming up the valley from Portland and both of them must en tor the city from the west, and the line that will tap the Siuslaw coun try can not go out In any other di rection: As sure as water runs down hill, Kugene must build down the valley because the business is there. There are both acreage tracts and large lots In this addition, only a mllo from the business center and three blocks from the Geary public school. . Prices are very reasonable and you may make your own terms, a Bmall payment down aud monthly install ments If you desire. Tho Jumping Off Place "Consumption had me In Its grasp, and I had almost reached the jump ing off place when I was advised to try Dr. Klng'B New Dlsovery. 1 want to say right now It saved my life. Im provement began with the f lrat bot tle and after taking one dozen bottles I was a well and happy man again." says George Moore, of Grimesland. N. C. As a remedy for coughs and colds and healer of weak, sore luugs, and for preventing pneumonia New Discovery Is supreme. 50c and $1 at W. A. Kuykendall's drug store. Trial bottle free. RIDS FOR WOOD The board of education of School District No. 4, Kugene, will receive bids up to the 20th day of February, 1908. at the office of tho clerk,, Mr. Frank Relsner. for tho delivery at the varioua school building in Ku gene of 1 00 cords of oak wood and 100 cords of fir wood, said delivery to ho completed on or beforo Sep tember 1, 1H0S. Tho hoard reserves the right to re ject any and all bids and a bond for the faithful performance of the con tract will he required of tho success ful bidder. If any there he. Diner February Nth. 1908. i FRANK HK1SNKH. f30 Clerk. Neighborhood Favorite. Mrs. E. D. Charles, nf Harbor, Me., speaking of Electric Hitters, Bays: "It Is n neighborhood favorlto here with ub." It deserves to be a favorlto ev erywhere. It gives quick relief In dyspepsia, llvor complaint, kidney derangement, malnutrition, nervous ness, weakness and general debility. Its action on tho hood, as a thorough purifier makes It especially useful as a spring medicine. This grand nlter ntivo tonic Is sold under guarantee Int W. A. Kuykendall's drug store. 50c. SHIP VOI It PHODICK to Hell Tower Co., !02 Post Street, Seattle, Wash. They always pay the highest market price. M7 PORTLAM) ROYAL RAKKItV Bread, tho best and healthiest broad made. For sale at Otto's. A little love, a little wealth, A little home for you and me: It's all I ask except good health. Which comes with llolllster's Rocky Mountain Tea. inn nitro co. C. K. Pennants at the Gilbert Art Company, 50 cents. fo I Logan and Phenomenal berry roots '"" s"1''- ' ','n'" each. Address Box Eugene, Or. j "tlo of llm.l Settlement j Notice Is herehv given thnt the un. Me: -signed, administratrix of the es- 'taie of Austin Coot, deceased, has flle.1 her account for final settlement i.i sain rninii-, iinu .miuuay, ine Atl d:iv of February, I10S, has hii-n set fur final hearing by tho county court of I.ane contitv. Oregon. Kt.I.KX J. HOOT. Administratrix I j ' Nolle. 'Estate of of Filial Scttcim-nt. Frank O. K'nierson. de ceased, V ulce Is hereby given that f.-'ors-H lorrU, administrator of said cs t.i"e. ha filed his final ncciuuit as a.lnitniMriiUir of said estate, a-id Wndav, the ith day of March. l;'iv it 10 nYIiH'k In t'le forene.iTi uf -mi.1 i!,n, has been s't bv the i-nuit f,.: V iitini: the s.ime. Hi''! ii v nl.j.-i ' ns tV i- r.'.iv be filed h.'rc-n. I'.it. d this, ,!;, f F, ,.. ;.:-, !'"-;. i;i:o it imv.;kn. Amiiilstrauir. MR. PRIGMORE'S ASSURANCE. The Ice season was on, and a party of young men and women were taking advantage of It for skimming the Icy surface of one of those little bays ly ing along til coast of Long Island. There were Harry .Morro. Jlarjorie Kent aud Guthrie Prigniore. There were a lot more, but these three c the only ones who figure lu this story. Prig mure was rich, domineering aud one of those reckless men whose reckless ness Is usually folly. With women he counted for far more than be was lu trlnslcully worth. Morro was modest and. though cool, had a very keen ap preciation of danger, especially of that attending Ice boating. Nevertheless he was fond of sports, and of no sport was be more fund thau this same glid ing over Ice on steel runners. Prlgmore bad Joined the party at the Bayslde hotel, a stranger to most of them. He had not been there six hours lwfore every girl set her cap for him. This didn't matter much for any of the men except Morro. who had beeu attentive to Miss Kent, and they were supposed to be on the eve of an engagement. When the party left the hotel und went down to the Ice boats It was expected that each of the men would take out a girl und that Harry Morro would take Murjorle Kent. What dlil Prlgmore do without consult ing preferences but hand .Murjorle on to a boat I nd get on himself. This as surance was Just what captured the girls, aud Marjorle couldn't help cast ing a coquettish glance at her lover, as much as to say, "Isn't It nice to be preferred by this splendid fellow to all the otheraV" Hurry looked anxious. "Have you ever run an Ice boat. llr. Prlgmore?" he asked. "1 was born on one." Prlgmore re plied gayly. and. letting out the Mil. he started, as be was bound to do In everything, to lead the party. He hadn't gone a hundred yards, however, before his sail. Jibed, the boom Just grazing Murjorle' s head. "There'll be trouble there." mutter ed one of the men. "He doesn't know bow to suU an ice bout." Most of the couples stopped to watch the favorite. A strong wind was blow ing from across the bay. Prlgmore and Miss Keut were well out on the Ice when they were observed trying very hurd to do something, but what was not apparent. "Great lieuvens." exclaimed Morro. paling, "the sheet's fouled the tiller! He can't bring her up Into the wind." On the opposite shore the breakers had broken up the lee and were rolling in on the smiil. If the occupants of the Ice boat failed to release the sheet, they could not bring the boat up luto the wind aud they would go over the edge of the hurd Ice and bo pounded with the broken pieces on the bench. Rut with the wind pulling on the sail they were not likely to ja't It back to disengage the sheet. .Morro jumped into mi Ice boat and started after them. Now U'lruii a race letween life and death. Morro was an expert Ice boat man antl knew how to get the best sced out of his boat. He was watch ed anxiously by the party on the shore, who kept the chased boat In view as well. From the start he gained, hut could he catch tin couple beforo they shot over the edue of hard Ice? The only advantage he had was that their efforts somewhat retarded the speed of their boat. lu time Morro got within a hundred feet of them, they liolng within some (kit) feet of the breakers, both boats gulng at a terrltic speed. The sight lelore them was awful. The breakers rolled In. throwing up the anchor Ice. dashing It down, then sucking It un der the tloe for another break. The party on the opposite shore stood looking on In ghastly silence. Nearer and nearer Morro approached the yacht he chased, anil at last they could see him. as they supposed, fouled with It. Then the two beats liegan to spread apart, the sheet of Morro's being cased off and inn king a sharp turn In w hich only a considerable weight over the raised skate kept the boat from going over. Morro had steered his yacht along side of the other. Prlgmore. without waiting for Marjorle to save herself, made a Jump and caught a projection en Morro's bout. Morro reached for Marjorle aud drew her safely over the gap. Then. dim-Hug her and Prlgmore to get on the windward side, he spun his luuit around sharply and put her tH-forv the wind. A crack In the lee llko n plst.il shut lieneath the runners made every heart stand stIH. hut the headway saved theiu. and in ten sec onds mere they were out of danger. The sight of the abandoned yacht shooting over Into the broken l,e and pounded with It gave them a shudder. ; "ley drew a deep sic), of relief, , '""'"J 1-erore a freh wind, it was not '""s '"'fore saver and saved up. Proached the party standing on the 1 shore, who gave one veil of welcome. ice men mrowlng up the r h,iw ti... girls waving. When they left the boat Marlon.. Kent fell nu the neck of one of her Klrl friends, hid her face ami trem bled, l'rliiniore's assurance hail BiM'n place to a ("lasjly l,,k of terror. ir. r busied himself loHerhn; the sail of his tiesit. Ti en- wjs sn-.nethim; In t:, es.-a;-e th?t d.'te.n.l the -: veiit.niMj .'h i'ie Nuts .,,) tiarrnw :i fn.r.i !.'.:ty i.-." I.w n-turiii il 1 1 t! iTi'iii-ri; 1 1 . s--.-. hh: M.n I rl,. : !':: -I I': r ; !!'.. i r- v M-.tr.i !' . . Nervotm women should profit by Mrs. Burton's experience with Lyclla K. Pinkhain's Compound. Mrs. Helen Barton, of 27 rear Bon Street, Chicago, IO, writes to Mrs. llnkkain -. " 1 was all run-down, and on the verg of nervous prostration from overwork and worry, and ill In bed, when I began i ...i:.. c liinlhnm1. Vpfrctaole taxing Lium t-t. - -n -- Compound. After I had taken it a week Icommenceu to get ncner. i tuuimu its use, mv nervous trouble disappeared, and I am completely restored to health. t i 'r ...ic l.' o.nlstiiimV Vegetable i Iiopt: uvuii -n Compound will benefit other women as it has me. FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. For thirty years Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Cointiound, made from roots and herbs, has been the standard remedy for female illn, and has i isitively cured thousandsof women who have been troubled with displacements, inflammation, ulcera tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities, periodic pains, backache, that bearing-down feeling, flatulency, indiges tion,di7.ziness,or nervous prostration. Why don't you try it ? Mm. Plnkham invites all sick women to write ber for advice. She has guided thousands to health. Address, Lynn, Mass. The Orphcum Eugene's Popular Play House Two changes per week Continuous performance from 7:30 to 10 Mat!n:e everv Saturday at 2:30 Mon.,Tues. and Wed. Moving Pictures "His First Success," "Bathing under difficulties" and "The Rivals" Illustrated Seng "Bees in the Hive" Comedy Ske tch Veach and Veach Buck and Wing Dancing FRESH SEEDS Wi: IIAVi: AM, KINDS OF i;.vi!!!i: si:i:i!s ix iulk. li, m:v a.! r::i:sn. you r.x savk jionky r.v lilY- IN; VOl i! (JAItilKX si:kis j I'UOM I S. EUGVN2 GROCERY I 9Lh and Oak Sts. ; AFULL T LINE OF J Bass Hueter Pure Mixed Paints I and Lustrelac Varnish Stain I We carrv 62 different citterns ot WALL PAPER all ncv and up to date Ludford & Haskell Pract-cil Painteri and Decorators "5 west Sth street A POSITIVE CURE. r ira.rir m Pirtti 1!.. H.. :.!,, a i),,, " : r a t-rni.ii-ii'i .11 I H.it.r.1 ii!m i' . I m.-, ht;. an " ' J-..M b) 1 .u or tr. 'o v SEEDS i V i . ..Mtl.m Jenkins & Starbuck i Deate rs m REAL ESTATE rrr g we are new comers and are in the Real Estate Business To Do Business We have been in this y ness before and undcrstar.j 'it thoroughly. At press we are in correspondent fit- - . I , r. a wmi a liuiuucr oi eastern People who are going io 8 locate in this rramhi, ,j - ma if you are desirous of dis posing ot properties sui as City, Pasture and Farm Lands, call on us. Wi are personally acquainid with a number of these correspondents and know they are comtng west. you want to SELL, list your property with us for there is going to be "things doing in real estat: that is Listed with us. Jenkins & Starbuck Rooms 1 7 and 18 THEATRE BLOCK EIeciric,Ga?,Wati Willamette Volley Co .SOAR Julius Ooldsmit ttiMK Sean': t FRENCH P IP FEMALE riLLOl A Pak, Cfrta: fllftiniKI ni.'. - (SnM Hare! i : rl 2 til rnrSl.ul r tMlliii!t-s V n-i". In.i.r mi f" l' eenuini-. s jll Ii' .iirJ KUl'-l druirirl..t iii.w mil 1) i-"1" tmu-rs to m-3 UIITE3 MCU. CO.. 1:1 "Igg - J1U IP tusen ."- wnwp Rr WOOD Knnr rrni mid ' " lour iwirimiiti' It.mm 1. nv. r Kirl J' G LI ch i and Hf 5C4 WHUirett" V- IMn.-ii : 1 mm, For sale ly llu'd's lied ('ross-ltrtuSiuu' - ' r 11 .'lnvtiiM, u. L. IK L.ASO. 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