Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, March 03, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHE El'GEXE DAitrOtTAnn. TUESDAY, MARCH S, IDAS :::::::: Worth of Merchandise to Positively be Sold I opening way March 7th at 9 a. m. If id Artr' r f i t 1 IJKCU VJn - - r I ------- - - - - T w-w -w w-m-w I mNTBD Coloiy t take up itVcre good farm land; p.edlo diversified farm all In sooi stale of cu.-. llTatlon now. inTS In Sladden's addition to gjsene; J275 and I up; $50 down; "u,t,uvv. ears' time at 7 per cent. ifflS and acreage tracts in Blair street "". down and terms given on- talance . j,. . ., - v. : 1T10 atrw of timber ' land; erls1j minium , 1-4 Mb .., . . "' Iflt acrea in uaiuornia; triUKS D1I1IUU icoi.'fiti,- 0t for Ike tract. : ' In. Farms and City Property We Have tome good barenlns Come a il see what we have. It is no trouble to show the toodJ. ' '' I good Income business prop wy Id trade for good timber Und west of Mapleton, or firm land adapted to stock raising. ff.have many bargains on our IW. Come In and see what e have. We will be glad to show you. Orcjon Tjnnd Compaq. ' , in Willamette St. Mark T. Fleming, Mgr tugene, Oregon trees mm M PLANTED AGAlNHt 1'OUCKMAN Portland, March 3 The coroner's' , ljul wuico neia an laguesl over the j body of Henri Saafur. the lonhore ' man. not tm death last nUiht bv P. Ill rilBUnirilT H- 8"l"er. tonfeli. foond ' . Ill r AliimUUil I'" 1 , H( came to ni eth by . , 111 I nilliliUUil l.;ootinf the hands of Patrolman Sultter -Wld found the shooting not The East Eugene movement ' J"!!,1."? bie' ,mmediate,1)' "er the Club held a meeting lastnlght at Z 1 wa.a returnes District Attor whlch time the commluee f tree I S V, JhMan;'ng d Sultter n nlantlr reported that nearly al Yot ?,? ,"T, 'A"" "?lfA thll tom"". te trees recently ordered from Salem J, ln.l " 8, ran1 i'y. he would in- ponceman or murder In the second degree. Sultter was the tar had been planted on the several 8tret8 designated to be improved In such a manner. The committee also reported that te money to pay for the trees had nearly all been collect ed. A collection was taken among the i members of the club to pay for the I new stove recently installed In the i club rooms and the amount was rais-! ed within a few minutes. : A committee consisting ' of T. H. : Garrett, J. Svarverud. Ed Judktaa, : Rev. C. A. Wooley and Geo. M. Mil-J ler, was appointed U arrange tor a' social meeting for the club members, and such guests(as the membeVs de sire to Invite, to be held here on the night of St. Patrick's day. ; get for approbrlous epithets and came near personal insult from Shafer's 'Hn.yi n w, h,K eU from (he hearing. The courtroom was filled wun u.i-uiuui'8-01 tint uoiman cokiny which populates the neighborhood In which the shooting occurred. This colony Is well to do and It is stated will financially suport the prosecu tion of the policeman. glo?c-BW,oydknBosuBEaJ : cloafe WILL 8F BENJAMIN LEE PROBATEDj j vjooq icai Close price. There is no other , way to bhild a good business or keep a good business. Your r rarer rrtvmi roar money 11 joq Soa't . Ifto iliilluu'i Qoot: wt par bin. The will of Bentmln Lee, who ! died at his home at Lorane February j 9, .1908, was admitted to probnte to-I day. The will was made on Novem-1 ber 15, 1904, In thepresence of M. B. 1 Stone, S. Hartley and W. M. Moore ' 1 The estimated value of the property; of the "estate Is $12,000. By the terms of the will Mrs. Iotia I.ee, wld-. nW nf tha HppaBanH la nnmarl- a a I cutrlx. . The will bequeaths to the J' Invesr. will double their money widow all his pjrsonnl property. In-'in two years If (hey buy lots or acre eluding money, notes and accounts; tracts In the Blair street addition POKTLAX1) ROYAL BAKERY Bread, the best, and halthlt bread marie. For sale at Otto's. PORTIjA.M) HOYAI, I1AKKRT Bread, the best and" healtilest bread made, for sale at Otto's. The ctty must build In that direction. Wny buy new clotuos when we can make your old ones look like new at Eugene Dye Works, Sixth and Wil lamette streets. tf Vcciatcs smokino 'ovl iri It gives him relaxation. f Mount Hood Cigar is a """mongallthinkingmcn Positively the best 10r F on the market DELIGHTFUL to use P STATIONERY it!?1,?.1? mmwi with your al " envelopes to match. ScWARZSCHfLD'S ' Mf 111 .k. . i' d dv.'i' ' "ethods In ':" Ph . . "h an(1 Wlllaro. ! BR0DERSBR0S. NEW MARKET ! are now located in our ne- buildingf "3D . across the street and we will be pleased to see you. ..SPECIAL.. Sib Can Choice Lard for . .1 65c Bill$ and Stews Strictly Cct. Price BKODER.S BR.OS. West. 8th Street. NEW MAR.KCT ABSOLUTELY FIRE-PROOF EUROPEAN PLAN Lcs Angeles' Safest Hotel . ,.aW : 1 ' . L3'3L.!.1a THE KING EDWARD In tn Htart ol the CUy NO INSIDE ROOMS . FIRST CLASS CAFE A very durable hotel for all visitors to the city. rirst class in an resell Rates $1. 00 por day and up. Write for booklet TO'JSLEY COMPANY, Props. G- ua,r a, ii to o ci .VT:rrrrT7lr or Your Monr RicH. i o v i - fino mis ..I k. -l.,r. ) m. i. or n-Try k-A -i n ti e Uaittl 4Vt S'HSIi?.ANn DVSPEPSI A. L WUMACJ, BEJ.C1I1NG. TTC. to his son. Benjamin Wesley Lee. 160 acre3 of land and to the follow-! !rn all tie -oifi'-"l?r of sl3 ffr( I share and shjre alike: liii daugh-, ter, Mrs. Sarah E. Robblns, rtiumh ter. Myrtle Irene Lee, son, Charles . Franklin Lee, son, Robert Edward Lee, and wife, Mrs. Iotla Lee. . ,. ., , . . . , i I The city council of Joseph has of- ' With. health, all things are happl- fered to purchaso thn water system ness,' VitHout lt;,othei't)les3ings can't ' which Is now conducted by a private e enjoyed. we make nealtn lor ownersnip, ann re -is prouauie mat iiiu i Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Is denl will be mndn. The council of-; I health. Try it; 'twill surely make fers $5000, or will agree to arbitrate you well. 35c Tea or Tablets. a price with the company U this LINN DRUG CO. : price Is not satisfactory. First Spring Suits are Now Showing Our stock of spring and sum mer goods will be larger and ter assorted than ever be fore. Goods are of beat quality- and stylls patterns, tall-1 orded by the famous MICH AELS, STERN 4 CO., whose brand Is a guarantee of ex cellence. -Come In and look at them. Big reductions on all win ter suits, In order to close them out and make room for new stock. ... . Wcj, carry a full line of fur nishings for men, and our prices, and styles are right. We own our own building, pay no rent and are satisfied with a reasonable profit. ED. HANSON No. 8 ICnst Ninth Street Kugene, OreKon SALE FXJCCS STRICTLY CASH . Special Curtail W SELL FOR CASH g; OR INSTALLlrtENTS g Lace Sale For two days onlv. Tuesdav and Wed day, we offer special inducements in our Lace Curtains. Our values are better 'in flace Cur- tains than you can find elsewhere 'as we buy tt direct from the manufacturers in,, larfe q'uanti- ties OUR STOCK and you will buy her. $ All curtains reduced i ptoportion. Biff sop- J Regular 75c values the pair.1... 55c J Regular $J. JO values the pair... 90c . H Regular $1.60 values the pai $1.05 . H Regular $3.00 values the pair. $2.25 Regulr $3.50 valties the pair. $2.40 Regular $3.75 values the pair. $2.60 S Regular $3.90 values the pair. $2195 Regular $4.50 values the pair. $2.95 S Regular 3.5.00 value the pair. $3.35 2 Regular $5.50 values the pair. $3.90 I Regular $6.00 values the pair. $4.45 I CAiMPBELL-FELLM AN CO. EUGENE'S BIGGEST AND BEST HOUSEFURNISHER.S ply to'chooae from aodmanf, rarioulf ' patiternx. Cottage Curtains; fine patterns fabm $k7S up to $5.00 a pair, all reduced io proportion to the lace curtains advertised above. ' i Manufacturers of Couches Zi and Matresses H Everything for the 11 Home and Office it 1, 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 n:ss before and understand it thoroughly. At present .we are 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 are personally acquainted with a number of these correspondents and know B tney are comtng west., it 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 KITCHEN t KOMPP Successors to ARMITACE & BOWN Livery, Feed and Sales Stables Oak and 7th, Eugene, Or. Plumbing Furnish your new home properly. Don't slight the gas fixtures. We do all kinds of reliable plumbing and tinning Wv.rk. Call and let us estimate on your work. Aya & Heitznun 14 West 8th St. Phone blick 1171 040 M THE OLIVER GREAT HORSE SALE Road on 1 2 head thoroughbred and high-grade driving and draft mares and fillies; recently imported from Iowa arid Indiana w be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION At my home 4 miles west of Eugene on Elmira SATURDAY AFTERNOON MARCH 7th, 1903 ' Sale begins at 2 p. m. sharp. No postponement account of weather. No Reserved Bids. -No "By-bidders. A clean, honest Sale Guaranteed. Terms of Sale. . ) On all sums of $10.00 anJ over, J2 month's timi wl l be given with approved security at 8 per cent in terest. A discount of 5 per cent will be allowed for cash. On sums of less than $10.00 the cash will be expected. COL. MERCER. Tlio rliiiniut, li-mirtn print Inn ..f TUB OMVKIt TVl'K WIUTKK In tni- to thr lmn. irtl Mrokn of lin non-vllimt-Inn lyK'-har and ll convex t)H. All old imirlilnin tiikrn 111 rxrhnliKf. ( C. S. FRANK, Agent Williams Co. Transfer Uchi and Hravv Hauling WOOD FOR bALE S04 Wlllin rtl St. .igen. Oreg'oa ' I'hon lllw. U" Rooms 17 and 18 THEATRE BLOCK c. t' .VITT Cii COWPANV, CHICAGO, ILL. Hi ffll The ESMOND HOTfcL OSCAR ANDKRSON, Mgr. Ralei-Eurnprn Plin . 50c. lie, J1.00, $1.50,52.00 Vltt Hti to and from ill triins Front And MrprriMf) St. EUGENE THEATRE CE,h H. SMITHi'nlur fhone biack Thurs. (i Sat., March 5 V7 Q 13 ft lies imperia, Minstrels NEW SONGS, NEW JOKES, NEW DANC23. SEE THE BIG MINSTRFL ACTS ! The Grand Impeml Firit Part The Beautiful Transformation Nern ' The Minstrel Man and the Porter The Death of the Gladiator. Moonlight on the Mississippi 8 END MEN - 10 SOLOISTS - CHORUS OF 40 Reserved 5eat iale Qxp Prices: 23c, Wednesday at Box Oftxe. ?3c and $ .00 5 VK CAN St'l'IM.Y Ma- Vonr wiiiitt wllh w.'inrf Oak lilo, Kir, nrt TU'K. A!, Cnnl. WILLIAMS TKANSKKK CO. lllack 1M1 Mill- illl ll 1'IIDHU K '' '-' ' ,to !!11 Tower Co.. 902 fORt Street ; 8,.,H U., Wah. They alw.y. pUy i the hlKliusl market iirlce. M7