Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, March 06, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextBOfit '0 H.1JIVK 'AVCIIH.-l - """5"-5::5:::s:5 jVANTltD-. Kffe Idf EEPLARGE'eADnELSEWHERE a" dePa"mentS " STANLEYS' BIG SALE-Opn.ing . 612 Willcmette Street, 3 doors south of 9th Street, Eugene, Oregon. nmtmttttnnm::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::. Kl'GKNE WEEKLY GCAR1) FREIGHT DEPOT S5gon i aiVTED Colony to take up f'5 arree; g'J"d farm land; aapted io diversified larm- i.il al! In ojd st!lte of cu'" li?';ic . no. ICS In S!a1'"n's addition O EbKfB-i I-'5 and up; 50 down; balance cn 2 or . J ' years' time at 7 per cent. LOTS and acrK? tractB in Blair Street addition; f50 ,djn and tenna given ,o;i 'balance. . , - . 00 acres of timber1- land: cruises SVjnilllion feet to 1-4 sec. ItOO acre3 In California; cruises 94 million feet; 45, ' ouO for the tract. t In Farms and City Property .; We , Have ?om g-ol bargains Come mi see what we have. It 13 no trouble to show tae i5o:d h"ov'ie business prop erty to trrde for nod timber .-.bsd wepi of Mimleton, or linn 'and a.laiiteri to stock Kehnvs many bar;-ins on our Hit. Tom? In and s?e what we have. We will be glad l to saow yju. Orc-inm L'ind Company. 112 Willamette St. M)-k T. F nsr. Mer Eu?6 e, O.gon ; BECKWITH WW ; EHECT REINFORCED CONCRETE BUILDING WILL COVER SI'ACE BETWEEN CORNER M)CK AND ALLEY IX REAR WITH ONE-STORY ST1UT. TIRE fl . I 1 mwmif p Til ITUU NEW DISTRICT OF FOREST RESERVE! " j WILLAMtTTE Id VISION, WITH ' HEAIMJI AHTKHS AT El CiENE, : C REATED WITH SUPERVISOR1 C. R. SEITZ IN,C HARGE I j The old passenger depot, reached On M.rk is . j, . , . destination, directly a.-ross the naMonal forel? L" .f the 8,reet from 1,8 ld location, todav. tabliXd with F.? Bnd w"l re""' 'here .until the new n,F"!eJ,hdqu'r-.b"''" completed, after which ha. ; . ..":;V; "i?' "1 oved to the western end vn iT.j . , . "c"r,v of the yards, ..a it u wl nie UlYISlOll. WILL STAND WEST OF STOCK YARDS OTTO KAVFMANN, CONFECTION EH, WILL OCCITY ENTIRE HULDINC WORK ON STRCC TIRE TO COMMENCE AS SOON i new divhlon Includes all of the whern it will lla .,.. blned with the old freight depot and rltnrv north nt ,h ,,. v i .,' " sc " "K"uuiise "mile our, or vin,,.r,.' j t . . . i "le two bulliiliiKs.. The frelKht de- 1.: ,'ine f township; lne 8tock ,.ard3, either where the turn caries i Ii win h hnni-n .k ,able is now ll'c,,ted or ""act met'., kl L V?,'116 ''" ,,"vond Ch'arnelton street. Fad to rC'rvJsor- tlilTZl'-: ?verece.y boon secured by the AS OLI RULniXCS CAN II K ,S. Jf0' " ' 'T T"- '3 n-TelnK fHted up' Vo point same dstance on the east side ' "th" ,""u Vk" He handling of freiRht. Work of mov- of 'he summit of the Cascades. once erect a one-story reinforced con- ki, iV. !. I?? Crete hl,alneB hnllriln. i ., " " ",uv": ,u,l:e lnB OIt'ce nf th. m..r" '"3 ' ' .. wm also "e Increased ... -- ' " smaii supervisors frame buildings now occupying th? ters here. in me uew uuumut; will D3- sola and as soon as possible movd off. Immediately thereafter the work of RD DDDIIUCD flU ereotlng the ne wblock will besjin. ; U Mi DrlUulJlitii U fl Mr. Beckwith this mornine showed 'to a Guard reporter romjh plans fori two deputy making their lieadquar- Ing the old freight depot will lie-in at once, so that the passing track, now under construction, may be fin ished soon, tho building now stand ing la the line surveyed for tho track. '.. "A RUNAWAY COUPLE" tne proposed new bull 11ns. It will have a froiltnge on East 'Seventh ' street of ftu feer It u-tn ho HivioH in to two larse rooms, th we3 room ' .-. Basln" !',' s"rmon on fie story of having a frontase of 35 feet and Ada,n ""'d Rve. n on the extending back 60 feet. Bnd the east lmulllslv h romi"Nivo Hnd oxn'M room, the one next to the all"y will s,ve uower of Rln- The largest audl front 40 fet on Ft.' Seventh street -mc" ot the aerll,s K'Re'ed Dr. nrough- nnd'extend cl ar back to Park street , er last n'Bht. A feature of the ser BIDS FOR HIGH SCHOOL ADDITIONTO BE ASKED FOR WILL HE IH ILT DVRIXC VACA TION' AND READY FOR OCCr. PAXCY NEXT YEAR 114 feet. This room will have a glass rront at tne Park F'reet pitrnnc. as well as at tJie East Seventh .street en vi-e was the solo by MiS3 Gilbert. The dally noonday meetings are wel comed by audiences which crowd to The regular meeting of the Eu gene school board was hpld last even ing. Among the important matters up for discussion was that of a propo sition of the fair committee to sell - -.V ..ii. inn j-i.rri ;u- ,. . . , . DIIIUII Ul lie IH T LU III 1111 1 lee CO Sdl !:n.P-T.0f 'If. om of ihded" t,eLt.r,,HC ZffJ: oT5"9 ' OWlct a half block of ground th,- new buiMIPs: will b four wood sheds ea?h 10x15 feet. Between the old building and the new th(?re will be a' hallway five fet wide to allow Polders & Divls, who ocupy one of I " Th , ' Ii" kJ! '" a school bulldlng'at the cor- r..- .tiv.ii ate wcillfi lltri l- n f U nnf Tonlsht at the church the sub- Ninth and Monroe I ed. iect will be "Climbing the Golden Stairs. the rooms of the old building, to get j " "... i . ' " V 1 T" Th bids for furnishing wood for streets. The mntter was referred to: the proper committee, which was glv-: en power to act. their goods in from Bjst Seventh 1 ... A . . . . . the district for the next year were street. There vlll also 1.9 a space i w,u s"euK on , aJ,nK tne ''"'ier. - 01,(lned hut he rontra(., was nol ,, lft five fpet "wide from the rear of! ' ' Tor tho rea'son 'thaf all rriembers' of1 The Guard building to Park street i SMALL C HIMNEY EIRE I tho board were not. present. i IIKIXGS OCT DEPARTMENT' The building committee was in-! - Strutted to advertise for bids Tor the An alarm this afternoon at 2 new addition to he high school. It o'clock took the fire department to Is expected that the work will be the residence occupied by Professor done during the vacation senson so First Spring Suits are Now Showing Our stock of spring and sum mer goods will be larger and better assorted than ever bo fore. Goods fare of best qual ity and stylish patterns, tall orded by the famous MICH AELS, STERN & CO.. whose brand is a guarantee of ex cellence. Come in and look at them. Rig reductions on all win ter suits, in order to close them out and make room for new Btock. We curry full line of fur. nlsliings for men, and our prices and styles, are rlstht. ; . We own our own building, pay no rent and nre satisfied with a retisonuhle profit. ICSSE9BS2S90 We Are. Out of Money!) andMust Have it... ON HAND COMPLSTB STOCK OP Pictorial Review Patterns THB ONLY PATTERNS HAVINd TUB rtent Cnttiig & Construction Guides THUSB GUIDES SAVE MATCRIAL, TIMC & LABOR llluttratlon ol CuttinirUulde for lttern No. Z175. ithowini' liieittrrivt way of lavinit out Itie imtt.-tn ttti the matcrUU, uj how to ue llu lcd.t quantity til uuuu. HICX D ED. HANSON - r rait Or M MQH A MJUIIH. lUuitrallon ol Construction OuMo tor I'attern No. 2273, shuwinhow U km the ditlercul part toiceUier. etc 'to n IH ' PiaORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS IO and 15 Cents Each ALL SEAMS ALLO W C D and in order to fret if we will make big reductions on all goods in our store for the next fif teen days dur ing which time you will be able to se cure some bi bargains at No. S Knxt Ninth Street Eugene, Oregon Eugene Racket Store 35 E. 9th St., Eugene, Oregon for the same purpose. Kiiufinann Will Enlarge. Otto Kaufirnnn, who ncMini's 'the corner romi of the old building with his copfcMonery sier and lunch rooi", and tho two frame buildinss Jesse Davis and family on East that the addition will be ready for; In tl"- rar with his candy fjctory I Eleventh street near A. A defective ! occupancy the first of the next school and for a store room, will occupy flue In the building had caused a yea'. i both rooms In the new building. His kitchen, which is row licated in the rear part of the old building, will be moved to the new and the salesroom . will thereby be greatly enlarged. First Reinforced Concrete Building. This will be the first reinforced the first fire In several months. concrete building to be erected In Eu-1 . , gene. Mr. v Beckwith reall7.es that I ll.rlnlr to ,r. ho no.., .... OSTEOPATHY IS ' hard to get this year, and not wish ; Ing to delay the construction of te i building on that account, decl1d tipon concrete. It Is said to be about ' as cheap, anyway. small blaze between the walls, but Hi The committee was also Instructed, was extinguished before the depart-! to look Into the matter of proper ex-1 ment gut therr The building be-Jits at all of the sehoul bulldlns so' long to the Divinity School. The that In case of fire the chlldr-n alarm brought out a large crowd of; might leave the building without loss people on the streets, as this was I of life SCIENCE OF ITS OWN iApwecutcc " oiiiuiwiig JfOtXl It gives him rclaxatio.i 'MouLtHootl Cigar is a ?fcamongallthinkingmeri pos lively the best I0t Fon.thc market Mm There are but few people who have not heard of Osteopathy, also of Fome of ts achievements. But there are far too many who have ae.credlt- .f4. e:l it with being good for only those 4, .'conditions from which they have 4. DIED been cured, or which have come un- ,', ' ider their immediate observation. , 4, Not In frequently there Is mutual I surprise wnen one man wno wasi March 0, 190S, the Infant child of ; cured of eve trouble meets another! Mr.- and Mrs. Mart Brown, at Mont-wno wa9 CHro,i nf constipation. Thel ?omery'a logging camp, above Lea-lnbove ) a honily Illustration, .bull burg. The child was only a few i lt 0!1v shows t!iit neither was ctt-l hours old. rlons 'enough to learn the po3.sibII-i :ittes of Osteopathy while being treat- ! ed for their respective conditions. , ! fc , " ! They may have hcen persuaded fo BORN undergo Osteopathic trentment only! ' because a friend had been cured ofi "- a like condition. , , . - .iiAc n ! You m;iy be one of those who do Hr,Le;e !'Hr;:Ire H.n'.tuer ' not know that Osteopathy Is Intend- Hcokor and wife, a daughter. j fd fnr (tnpr C0Ildlf,ng tnan thf)8a you have already heard of as having A WONDKItl'TL RACK You should enjoy a good laugh at "The Mother-ln-Law's Race for a Good-Looking Son-ln-Law," one of the moving pictures at the Orpheum. display"of sphincj hats Saturday afternoon. March 7, at Colvin & Russell, milliners, 84 E. Ninth street. NOTICE Regular meeting of Evingeline ihapter No. 51, O. E. S., Friday even ing, March 6, at 7:30 p m. Work Cottage Grove chnn'er will h pres been treated successfully, ir so, re member that if the principles of Os teopathy are right, It Is a science of Its own and a complete system of treating disease, and has been recog- nlvorl na such hr loiplsl n 1 1 va pnnet- ent and a full attendance Is desired. 1 ments ,n morc fhan two-thirds of the Visiting brothers and slsfrs made welcome. By order f the vv. M. E. M. YORA.V, Sec'y. CALL FOR COI NTY WARRANTS Notice Is herby given thit all of i ban county warrants previous to: register No. 4441. registered Ortohor. 21, 1907, will be paid on presenta tion at my offl.-e on .lnrrh '.. 'J. Interest will cease on that duy. 1 , Eugene, Mnr"h 5. mix. ' R. E. EASTLAND. j Treas. l.-'ine C:i.. Oreij n. 1 states in (be I'nlon. Dr. H. L. fltudley, osteopath, office over Chambers Hardware store. Phone Black 1326. Residence, 734 Ferry street Phone Red 3197. CMTHI WIRELESS KITCHEN & KOMPP Succnsort to ARMITAGE i BOWN Livery, Feed and Sales Stables Oak and 7th, Eugene, Or. ' C. K. Murvro T. W. Munroe HOUSEFURNISHINCS W. R. V. ATTENTION : I The clarion viice of Preid-nt Hal' I sclH for each niemhrr nf .1, W. Oenrv Corps to he tresent ;tt thj rei;'i!'i nice:lng Siturdjy. Man-h 7rh. at 7:3" p. r. trpinnant luifin-.'si fnr your conslderatliui. I'OMMiTTKE. Pref-rred stork now si'lllng at fin per share. We confidently ex pert an advanre on tnis siors ni nny .r. , 4, , , time In a letter lust n-Hvrd from i We now have ,he most complete I "nlonel C. C. Wilson, nf New York, who l-i president nf said company, he says: 1 1 "W- have n bill new before this I iss(nn of rorer"-s, whlrh prnvid we underhand tint .vrv passenger-'i-arrylnB ship be ! ti lpid with wlr"- ,.Ss. We expect tills bill to pass within tm rtt'Vi", nnd if I' does nir stork will flvanre ill 'I WestltlZ ' hoit-e air tirake -orV. whi' h 'Pf up fr .m 1 1 "O t i 1 1'"'1 p r -hnr In welve rm tubs after rnir-T-.s pa-' d line of stoves in Eugene Beds and Bedding, Rugs and Matting, Shelf Hardware and cuttelry b7 W. Elght-h SL. iUCENK . . CPftCr piles ci iik:: ix n tm i 1 days PA7.0 OINTMKN" Is guaranteed ti ure anv case of llchlng. blind, bleert- "V t'i 'n or prctrudlng piles in to 14 Boc. . cqulpp d with an air brake K.i.iii'rii -fid M V" v M ariv BVKk? WMtEI.KPS VOi 1 1 i!tri-'F." fiffii I Wet vh St., or Ko mi 7, 1 (lord n Ulork. If HOWER & WOOD Renl Elare and Timber Liindn Paneli, rm nnd lly rmp'rly Your mironiige riH'ciiuil ollrlled. HtMitn I, out Klrl Nl. Itnnk Jenkins & Starbuck Dealers iii REAL ESTATE Wc arc new comers here and are in the Real Estate Business To Do Business Wc have been in this busi ness before and understand it thoroughly. At present we are in correspondence with a number bf Eastern People who are 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 they are comtng west. If you want to SELL, list your property with us fcr there 's going to be "things doing" in real estate that is Listed with us. Jenkins & Starbuck Rooms 17 nnd 18 THEATRE BLOCK GREAT HORSE SALE 1 2 head thoroughbred and high-grade driving and draft mares and fillies; recently imported from Iowa and Indiana will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION At my home 4 miUs west o' Eugene on Elmira Road SATURDAY AFTERNOON MARCH 7th, J 908 begins at 2 p. m. sharp. No postponement on account of weather. Reserved Bids. No "By-bidders.'', A clean, honest Sale Guaranteed. Sale Nc Terms of Sale. On all sums of $1C)0 anJ ov:r, l month'? time wHl be given w't iapprjvd se;urity at 8 per cent in te.est. Adiount of 5 per cent will be allowed for cash, Cn sums of less than $10.00 the cash will be exptctcd. COL. MERCER. 1SNOW BALL FLOUR. $ 1 .20 per sack A Home Product and Bet ter Than Most imported Flour. Ask Your Dealer For It. ! Jays or j.oney refunded