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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1908)
THB KCGBNB BAiif OBAD. HtllMV. MAIU H . tiKiH OI H ( It.U KKIt JACK di'jiiirtiiii'nt. If one In any butter than another, Is that devoted to fancy crackcTH and lilscuitH. Come and nam pi u It. Include crackers In your next grocery ord r. You'll find them Juat the thing to offer callers, Juat the thluKs when you fel like 'taking "Jiint a bite." We have 100 varieties but,, duly one quality the best. ' ' M. CREEN, THE S QUART DEAL CROCR i .61? Willamette SU ) ,' Phone Main 25. OREGON HOME & LAND CO: Rooms 9 and JO over Chambers-Bristow Bank 45 ..FARMS.. 320 Acres with new 8-room house anl barn, good fruit orchard and running water, aoo acres in grain, balance pasture and timber. $25 acre " 40 Acres with new house and bun, close to scho3l on good graveled road, price $1400. , 193 Acres with fair improvements, g-ood "soil and can be made an ideal place. $30 per jtcte. : ' i' Houim and lot In all parti of tht city Oregoi Horn & Land Co., A. A.Aobyv Mgr. Often The Kidneys Are . . j Weakened by Dyer-Work, i Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood. ! it iiMfii to be considered that oiilv urinary awl bladder troubles were to bt traced to the kidneys, but now modern science proves that nearly ail disease have tlieir beginning in the disorder oi these most important organs. The kidneys filtei ana puriry inemoou j that is their work. ' Thareore. when your kidneytare weak . or out i order, ri can understand how j quickly your enure body is affected and J how every tmfait seems to fail to do t t duty. i If vow are sick or " feel Iwliy." begin , taking the great kidney remedy, iJr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, because as soon j as your kidneys are well they will help nil the other organs to Jieallli. A trial will convince anyone. : If you are sick you can make no mis tnke by first doctoring vonr kidneys. The mild and the extraordinary effect of lr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy, is soon realized. It stands the hihc-nt for its wonderful cures of the moftt distressing cases, and is sold on its merits by all fz'r druuiftHtHin fiftv-ceut MiJfT.Ufmi J? mid one-dollnr i'-tE&fllillHr! bottle, You may --i-jyiHa have a sample bottle Unnwofawwap-iioot.. by mail free, also a piiuumlet telling you how to find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble. Mention tjiis paper when writing to Dr. Kilmer & Co., King lianiton, N. Y. iJon't make any mistake but reuieinber the iiume, Sunnip-Root, J)r. Kilmer a Swamp-Root, and the ad dress, Uinghumton, N. Y., on every bottle. COUNTY COURT WILL GIVE BOUNTY ON VARMINTSGALPS ELKS' MINSTRELS SCORE BIG AND GREAT SUCCESS COMMISSlOXKitS' I'KTITIO.V , COUNTY (OlIiT HKKDH LANK OI' HOl'Tll CO VOTE 'tXL'B AND K.TTKKMIXATK COYOTKH, WOIA'KS AND COL GAliS ' The first .shipment of butter over cut out of Crook county wag ship ped laat week from the Prlnnvllle creamery to Portland, the shipment Amounting to 600 pounda. Don.pt Forget Watts' Reduction Sale ; WATCHES, DIAMONDS, CUT GLASS And every other line in the store until ' Saturday Evening, March, 14th. J. O. WATTS, Jeweler Sz v. 9 h Willamette sfs. dereaftw a bounty of J.0 HI be paid on scalps of eayotei, wqivei, ' cougars and, like, animals that prey upoo, the utoelt Jrf Lane county. The county commissioners' court yester day made an order to thai effect, up on petition of th South Lane County Coyote- Club. TV club consists of 79 leading farmer and stockmen re siding at CresweH, Walker. Cottase Orova and the respective communi ties and has paid by aasenment over 1100 In bounties during the past year yet, the petition declar?s. wolves and coyotes do not seem to diminish In, numbers, but continue to make de-j structlve'. raids cn the farmers' j flocks.' ' Since the bounty on these wild an imals was abolished sveral years j ago. they have Increased very ma-1 jtcrlally and have proven a source of: Sreat annoyance to the farmers, es-j pecially to those who live near the! mountains. Bofore the bounty wall abolished many mountaineers made a Kond living by killing wolves, coy-j otes and .cougars, receiving: 3.50 for each scalp from the coiin-l t:' ! Th fad that the county has agreed to re-establhb the bounty fys-1 ...... - .... I V. ., r I f ....!.. . l"L IB a ouun;c Ul ni, u rn t .-,,.nt , to all farmers who have snffer'd at' from the depredations of wild an imals. , ; 1 FHAVK 'AM.KV SKIMS I A"STIt.rT IH'KIVKHS i Frank B. All'-y toriny sold hl3 ab stract iMialnoss In thlB eity to Hon. I.I. H. Booth, and Jol-n M. , Thorne, : cashier -and, asHlstaitt Vaphier, res 1 pectlvely. of the Dnig'es County bank, and Will II. Flshe.-. the well 'known ex-dry goods merchant. Mhn I agement of the bulpes has been i permanently assumed hV Mr. Thorne, I whose fctrmer position in the hank - will be filled by another men later. ! In -the mean Imp awhfncn 1" the clerical work rf t'ie Vn5( t Ml be given by Mr. Fisher ut'l mor" per manent arrangement'! are mo l .to fill Mr. Thome's place. Roseburg Review. . ... I The Elks' minstrels at the Eusene ' theatre were greeted by a packed I house last night. The performance i was bfyond expectations, and that-ls ! Baying a good deal, for we all knew the show would . be good, all our fevorlfs were in rhe cast, and we knew that Messrs. Draoer and Miller jftwav. succeed in their work I" this line wherever they go. The audience ! appreciated the work of the perfor- mers and showed Its appreciation by frequent encores and ontbJrsts of 'applause. A part of the credit for the success of the -show is due a number of University boys, -who help ed materially. The inimitable Ar thur Van Dusen was the star end man and others on the end who did splendidly were Ibrold Germanus, Virgil Cooper and Elmer Paine. Be sides the students on the ends there were Judge Wlntermeier, Martin Hammltt. Clint Drapfr and Harry. Miller, the last two named being the gentlemen who put the show on. The , "gags" were" all good and ome of them hit local celebrities well. The grand first part was excell"nt, the stage settings being beautiful and the costumes worn by the per formers rich and elaborate. The so los were all grod and the choruses fine. Otho Roberts, san? "Sam Land," Virgil Cooper "Bill Sim mons," Harold Germanus "l.e" It Alone," Arthur Van Dusen "Willyum Wilson," Elmer Paine "Ever Lovln' Snoony Sam," H. t,.'' Burford "The Glorious High Ball." Clint . Draper "ello, Miss Liza Gren. M. Wool ruff "Keen on Smiling." and Harry Miller "Ephrlam Johnson." TJie, grand finale was pretty. "As the cho rus of "Keep on Smiling" wai being sung a curtain was drawn aside and there In the background on an eleva tion In the centre of a white snot llght, and where the picture of the elk hung before, ood Miss Hazel Huff, In all her loveliness and beau ty. . It was ar splendid ending for tb first part. ,; . Th? olio was full f good fenturs, ' nrlnrinal among ''which was the "Dath of the Gladiator," In whMi Cred Hammrnd was the Roman sen-'i-.-t reva r.rahem his daughter. "Penny-Ante." and Carey Ioosley, (six feet six (."Archibald." the glad letor. T. wes simnly Bld-splitHng. N. L. Fltzhenry's f-mnle impersona tion brought 1own the house and oth er features of this part of the show were ai good. The performance will he repented again Saturday night, with some changes in the program. A Sale That Is WW Making History This is not one of . these common -sale that you so often eeut a real price cutting sale. Every . article in tht house .is reduced not -one or two old thing, but 'every article including all our new spring stock.' j ! ' , Ladies' Furs and Coats H Price Every Ladies' Coat and Fur must go. They have given ju;t 10 days to vacate in, and they have ot t" go. v omen's hijh grade hand tailored coats in jM colorr, and furs in white, gray and brown , ' all must go at price RUMMAGE SALE ON BLANKETS Mens Fine Clothing It's a shame to slaughter the price so on mtn's good suits, but we need the room. Men's clothing, latest patterns aid styles, perfect fitting, made by the same f J Ct bouse as our $25 suits, value to $16, sale H -Dj RUMMAGE SALE ON COATS Gigantic Sale on all Shoes Here is where every member of the family benefit by our Shoe Sale, because we have the very b;st sho:s forevery member. Solid oak soles,jinglecounters and f j11 vamp. All prices reduced on every shoe. Rummage Sale on everything in house.. Come and buy. the TheBonMarchcstvftS 1 Make your hens lay by feeding Se curity Poultry Pow-!-r. i PMAMnv.lB HA ROW A HP, T. Warner tnnes pianos. Leave or nB m MftH." tnsle Store. tf J03 PRINTING OF ALL KINDS EXECUTED AT THIS DUE JLAN C OUNTY i;ii ' 1 SO Feet old The V FAIR i ''' ' ' 120 Lots 66x Now Being S Nicest Location in the City x Only Five Blocks From Willamette St. The Price is Only $300.00 $ 1 00 Cash, Ballance at 6 Don't le: this opportunity pass to get a choice residence lot. They are going fas'. Each purchaser also Rets one -hare ot Stock in the Lane County Fair Association which will-own, clear, 65 acres, after these 1 20 lots are sold SEE THE COMMITTEE" STOCK NOT ASSESSABLE F. M. Wilkins, Alton Hampton, J. M. Williams, H. F. Hollenbeck, O. D. Lnn, F. A. Rankin, Amos Wilkins, Jack Rodman. n J
