Eugene daily guard., March 17, 1908, Image 6

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AYegt table Preparation for As -slmilatlng
llicroodaiulUeUula
liiigi5touuuiis ami Bowels of
PromotEsDi4esllon,Cheerrul
ness and Rcst.Contalns neither
OmuctuMorphine nor Mineral.
Not Narcotic.
Jlnfim Smi
Ax Jaw '
Jtoi-Stmt
Hrm3..d -Vmttjr-m
tlmrw.
Apcrfccl Remedy forConsHpa
tion. Sour Sloniach.Diarrhoea,
Worms ,Convulsions,Feverish
ness ond Loss or Sleep.
lac Simile Signature of
NEW YORK.
CXACT COPT OP WHAPFEB.
The Kind You Havs
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of '
AW
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTO
TMI etWTAUH IMMNTi MtW VORN rTV.
aa
! BRODERS BROS. NEW MARKET
We are now located in our new building I Z
across the street and we will be pleased to see'you.
..SPECIAL..
51b Can Choice Lard for 65c
Broils and Stews Strictly Cost. Price
BKODER.S BROS.
West. Bib
Street
NEW
MARKET
I TRANSFERS OF LAKE
! COUNTY REAL ESTATE
Have Yotrr Ab-.irinm Made !)' iJinii
Coiiiify Attract ronipany.
I U. S. to J. A. Parrlsh, 100 acres
: In Hue. 28, tp. 23. r I .
I.'. S. to Nora Fisbee, 100 at.res In
sec. 30. t. a r 1 w.
' I.-. S. to Willie E. Flehe. 160 ac
res In sec. 24, tp. 23. r 2 w.
S. to Kaliih W. Fisher. 172.35
acres In sec. 30, tp. 23, s r 1 w.
Mill" Brudik to J. M. Turner, ICO
! acres In sees. 3, 9, 10, tp. 17, 8 r
' 4 -. $3000.
; I.'. 8. to Ervan Sniltl, 160 acres In
I sec. IS, tp. 16, s r 1 e.
! Anna L. Hock etal to G. F. San
' born Co., 1B0 acres In sec. 18. tp. 20,
' a r C w. 12400.
! I'enry A. Snyder etux to G. F.
: Sanborn Co., 160 acres In sec. 20,
j tp. 20. s r 6 w. $2400.
Henry H. Hurst etux to O. F. San
! born Co., 160 acres In sec. 18, tp.
' 20, s r 6 w. $1.
I A. C. Stnnbrotigh etux to 0. F.
Sanborn; 160 acres In sec. 22 tp. 20,
s r 6 w. $2400.
John A; Carpenter etux to G. F.
Sanborn Co., 160 acres In sec. 22,
I tp. 20. s'r 6 w. $10.
I Fred W. Will etux to O. F. San
I born Co., 160 acres In sec. 22, tp. 20,
a r 6 w. $10.
T. J. Bracken to John Crawl, tract
' In rl. 45, tp. 17. s r 4 w. $550.
Lloyd C. Hughes etux to J. It.
Marshall, W. 1)., lota 6 and 7 In Mol
; ler's Mulct Farms, $100.
I A. C. Dixon et al to R. I,. Dough-
tv lots 4 and 5 In d & J add to Co-bu-i;,
$10.
U. 8. to Eugene Holland, 160 ac
re" In sec. 8, tp. 19, s r 8 w.
O. & C. R. H. to August Medtke,
41.62 acres in see. 19, tp. 21, s r 2
w. $145.67.
J. J. Walton etux to Mary F. Ttv
ev, lots 1. 4. 5, 8 In block 6 In Eu
g'eii". $1250.
Chas. H. Flsbn; etal to C. A. Walk
er, lot 4 of co. survey, No. 1555.
$350.
Kninia Ingram etal to C. W. Wash
linrne. lot 3 In block 7 In Lancaster.
$80.
W. F. Wheeler et ux to J. H. Oa
routte, W. D., 0 acres in sec. 24, tp.
20s., r. 4 w., $600.
B. W. Jordon et ux to Peter 1.
Colgaard, W. D., 10 acres In sec.
25, tp.- 17 s.. r. 6 w., $250.
United States to Earl Mount, pat
ent 160 acres In sec. 12, tp. 16 ..
r 7 v.
United States to Wlnfred Cocker
llne, patent, 160 acres In sec. 13,
tp. 13 s., r". 9 w.
Thursla A. Baker to J. S. Milne,
n. for deed, lot 1 In blk 1 In McFar
land's add to Cottage. Grove.
Mrs. A. F. Veatcl etui m S. Pi
Shortrldge, 52 acres In Sec. 28, 'ip.
21, s r 3 w.
Dora II. Peters to Daisy D. Pat
terson, tract In Eugene, $100.
J. C. Hlclill otux to Cornelius S.
v. . ,.-..-.'. A. -i.v.....u sr.oo 1
iuriuo, unci in cucu, .
U. 8. to James H. Johnson st-i
160 acres In sec. 35, tpv 16, s r 4 e. .
John H. lnwall etal to C. H. How-
ard etux. 160.33 acres In cl. 49, luj
tp. 17, a r 4 w. $10,600
XOTICK TO PI KCIIASLIIS
Tu any on. who wishes to purchase
and move off al! the buildings now
. h,. n,i,i Fellows lot on
the northwest corner of Ninth and
Oak streets, you are hereby asked to
mall sealed bids to M. Svarverud.
chairman of trustees, said bids ti be
mailed so as to be ready to be opened
on Saturday, March 21st. 1'jos.
liv order of Spencer Bulte lodge
No. 9, I. O. O. F.. this 12th day of
Macih, 1908. m2
VOKSE CAPTI RKD . "J. ,..
....'..titn Van March 16. At
11 o'clock this morning three mem
bers of the Ochelata posse came up
on the Tyro bank robbers on the
bank of Sandy cre,k. ""
suth of Ochelata, where the were
waiting for an oil lease cook to fcet
."inner for them. The possemen were
ordered to halt and throw up their
hands. They compiled at once. Ihu
robbers broke up the )ossenien s ri
fles took away their pistols and took
one' of their horses and then permit
ted them to depart unarmed. ARer
dinner the outlaws fled further into
the Osage hills. A posse of 100- men
is about to leave Dig Heart, hoping
to surround the outlaws.
BOSTON BANKER SPENT
LAST El G HTYEARS I N MIS E
MKIUtY WIDOW HAIIOKS
A new line of Merry Widow sailors
just received at Colvln & Russell's.
84 East Ninth street. tf
'1VISOX NEWS
WATKK! .WATER!
For pure bol-rock water see Li
Ouke & Leffler, the well-drillers.
Prices reasonable. Phone Ked 5121.
Notice to Contractors niwl ProiM-rty
j Owners.
On 11th Btreet, from Willamette
' street Eastward to tracks of South-
!ern Pacific railroad:
' Notice is hereby given that pur
suant to an order of the Common
I Council of Eugene, Oregon, made
I March 9th, 1908, bids will be re-
I celved by the Common Council of
the City of Eugene at the Recorder's
office In said City of Eugene, until
4 o'clock p. m., March 21st, 1908,
for the paving and curbing of Elev
enth street In said city within the
Jniils above mentioned, according
to the provisions of Ordinance No.
716 passed by the Common Council of
Eugene. January 28th. 1908. The
said work Is to be completed within
5 months from April 1st. 1908.
At the said time and place of re
ceiving bids the common council will
let the contract for said work to the
lowest responsible bidder.
Bidders will state price per square
yard for said paving, as required In
the specifications for said work. All
work to be done under the supervis
ion of the said street committee to
their satisfaction and to be approved
by them.
Bonds will be required of each con
tractor for the faithful performance
of his or their contract. The coun
cil reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
Attention of all contractors Is
called to the agreement of Warren
Brothers Company on file with the
city, In accordance with which agree
ment Warren Brothers Company
agree to license all contractors desir
ing to bid for the work to lay the
bltullthlc pavement In accordance
with Its patents and the terms of
said agreement.
Eugeno, March 11, 1908.
I). F. DORRIS.
m21 Recorder.
(Special Correspondence.)
i..i uurvh IK Most every one
here has had la grippe during the
past week or two.
Dr. Canady, of Madison, made a
professional visit to this place Satur
day. Miss Ivy Cornelius, of Goshen, is
spending a few days with relatives
and friends at Ivison this week.
Mrs. I. S. Day is visiting ner
daughter and family, Mrs. C. A.
Stephens, of Not! valley, this week.
Roy Fitch, of the Llewellyn neigh
borhood, visited his old friend, Roll
Vaughn, of this place, last week.
sovorai fwim here attended the fu
neral of Mrs. John Carllle on Chlcka-
homlny last Saturday. Others went,
to the Reeves cemetery, thinking the
funeral would be at that place.
Miss Etta Owen finished her win-
iul.m .f anhnnl harp anmp time niTO
and was re-elected as teacher for the
spring term. Miss Owen seems to oe
giving good satisfaction.
Carleton H. Hutchinson,, a leading
banker and broker of Boston, with
offices at 8 Congress Street, in that
city, has recently come out with a
very strong statement.
In the widespiead discussion over
Cooper's new theory and medicines
which has spread over the country so
rapldlv. Mr. Hutchinson" has taken
the side of those who say that Coop
er's theory is correct and his medi
cine all that he claims.
Mr. Hutchinson's emphatic state
ment Is as follows: "Anyone afflict
ed with chronic ill health and a gen
eral run-down condition caused by
stomach trouble, who does not try
this man Cooper's medicine, is very
foolish. I say this after a most re
markable experience with the medi
cine. "I heard of Cooper's success first
when he was in Chicago, as I have
a private wire to that city in con
nection with my business. Later,
when he came east, I learned more
of him and his theory that stomach
trouble causes ill health. I have had
no faith in anything not prescribed
by a physician for each particular
case after careful diagnosis, but af
ter eight years of constant sufficing,
A . . .
uul "K ;n- se (.'-. f . 4l- ,
bean forced r . ,ean 1 1,.
food for five o sPi V?!
troubfdV
vous and gloomy a u 'N.
was always cn..s(pPled "
'a comparatively shonfX'?.J
past month I !i.-.ve ,.l'T. "Vid
est sign of sto-.uaH, Z
eat mii-rl.l.,
whatsoever. I 1 1
vucc.M.1. mil or energy
vousness has. dlsappe.U
els are in perfect' IZ,L!M
nrst time In eiehr 4
i.eis are in perfect condliln.
first time In eight' 1 '
. t I do nut he-iitato '
' would not taki 'tb
.'where I was. m - Z ' M kJ
... .. 'n?i am it l
luiness is beyond descrliuu 71
We soil Cooper's faZ 'il
tion described in th. Tk'H
merit.. ttt.
Hull's Red Cross Dr,
TAILOR SHOP REMOVAL XOTICB j
,1
ANNOUNCEMENT
J. M. Howe and J W. Buoy Siave
opened a real estate office In the
building with J. A. Maurer's
Jewelry store, number 542 Wil
lamette street, where we would be
pleased to have all oid friends who
have property to sell, bcth farm and
city, call and list same with us and
we will do our best to Bell same.
HOWE & BUOY,
tt 542 Willamette Strep;
MOTHER'S KlltHEX S
D. S. McDougal!. the tailor, has Seventh and n.nr .
moved his shop from the Pratt build-led under new nianagemenL 7j
Ine on Willamette street to the room board and rnnm K.. ik.
.one door east of the Yerington drug, month. , Fir3t-class home'!!!?
'store on East Ninth street, where he. Chicken dinner everv Oi.n. n
.'will be found uy all his customers, tf tf.
MRS. S. Y. ABBOTT.
SHIP TOUR PRODUCT
to Bell Tower Co., 902 Post Street,
Seattle, Wash. They always pay
the highest market price.
M7
We hse all the latest methods la
cleaning and dyeing at the Eugene
Dye Works, corner Sixth and Wlllam
ette street. - Phono Red 2881. tf I
281, Eugene, Or. i
Fresh garden seeds of al kinds at!
the Bee Hive grocery, W. J. Gibson & 1
Son, 9 7 West Eighth street. j
SNOW BALL
FLOUR.
$1.20 per sack
A Home Product and Bet
ter Than Most Imported
Flour. Asfc Your Dealer
For It. .
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mier invoicing wc una some aruues mat urc Miup wwu ui augnny xa auu m urucr to dispose ot them at once we are auotinp" orices that in S
some cases are less man cose. iacK. 01 spjtc picvciua iiaius s.vwywmiS, uut mc aaie inciuaes tne tollowing lines: Builders' Hardware Silverware
uimuiiwau. a umuun., mauuit nw juiwiwuui v-" .amuuu VJUUUS. JAfPa I .hnirc I orn.f XT 1 J U.
... . . , . r 1 1 f """t UWCCUCI5, W UUl - dllU IW
Kugs ail sizes, faints and Varnishes. A great many ot tne gooas on our bargain counters are brand new and the prices reduced to. attract attention
to the other goods. ' , '
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1847 Roger Bros.' Knives and Forks. , .IM.AO
M. S. II, warranted 16 dwt. Knives and
Forks .9.1.00
8 M. 8. n. Warranted 12 dwt. Kulves l.(m
t
6 Silver Table Spoons fi.Mt
Child's Sot an
Carving Knife and Fork
9-liuh Shears, gixnl make 00
H-lneh Hhesni, gooil mnKe '
7-Inch Shears, gootl make
Uator Strops
Hair Brushes
II ut r llriiHliea
Horse Brushes
Ilorau Urushoa
Clothes Brushes
1. gal. New Era I'aliit
1 gal. Berry Bros.' Varnish
1 gal. Excelsior Vsrulsh . ,
1 gal. Huchter'a Fireproof I'alnt.,
1-2 gal, Uiichtor's Fireproof Pnlnt
. '.'.(M
.i.a.i
. L.no
. .10
. -j..m
. '.'.(0
.at.a.i
Now
3.80
3.80
91.50
?1.78
.18
.92
.IS
.11
.. .12
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9t.2S
.ss
91.7s
.28
AK
91. 2.
92.00
91. -15
91 15
.85
' Reg. Now
6-5-4 Stove Ennniel ,18
lliaillliin Gum to repair rubber 80 ,J5
Cnn Openers 10 .(XJ
Pruning Shears .20
Soldering Seta 7.1 .55
Grass Shears '. .20
Bicycle Enamel 1.1 ,10
Bicycle Lamps a.00 9I.IO
Carpet Tacks 0.1 ,01
Trout Files, per 001 .VI 27
Trout Files, per dos .1!.! ,13
lenders, each '-! .15
Gun Wads, cardboard ! to .05
Gun and Blcyclo Oil to ,01
Anvil and Vise $7.IMI 95,35
Cobbler' Durness Mender I.OO .50
White Lily Wahslng Machine N..lo ;7.25
Euniiielled Teakettles, large site H.H.l SJ5
Enameled Teakettles, small site 7.1 .50
Enameled Kettles, large site ai.lMI ,05
Enameled Kettles, modlniu slitf .7.1 ,50
Enameled Kettles, small size..
Solid Oak Rockers
Solid Oak Rockers
Solid Oak Rockers
Solid Oak Rockers
Solid Oak Rockers
l 11 hniru .. L
omilU t,u. o...
Reed Chairs '
Reg.
. . . .40
. II.S.l
. . .$3.00
. . .1.7.1
. . . $.1.00
. . .;l.2.i
No .v
.25
9S.95
94.35
93.85
93.95
92.65
Reed Chairs
Dining Chairs (one only I. .
Dining Chairs (one only) . .
Dining Chairs (one only).
Dining Chairs (one only)
Dining Chairs (one only) . ,
Door Hell
Hand Saws
Hand Saws, panel
Cocoa Muts, 16x30 inches..
Cocoa Mats, lsx;i2 Inches..
Cocoa Mat, 26x4 4 Inches.
. . .97.00
. ..2.a.i
. . .92.13
. . .91.7.-.
. .91.30
. . .$1.00
. . .91.23
. . .91.00
. . .7.1
. .91.00
. . 91.30
. . 9:.73
96.15
91.75
9165
91.35
91.15
.60
.03
c
.58
.65
.75
?2.50
. Reg Xow
Double . Bit Axes, Mann's $1.10 .75 j
Monkey Wrenches.. 24 inch. 92.0O 1.33 S3
Ilafhets ; -,o 43 S
Hammers 7s
Hammers
Axe Handles (damaged)'
.30
.10
.63
.32
,15
Sure Cntch Mouse Traps 03 .OS4 JjJ
. .23 .19?
. .10 .W J?
. .13 fio if
.sh.oo $6.00 p
Christy Meat Saws.
Screw Drivers
Screw Drivers
Brass Fire Irons
Brass Fire Irons
Iron Fire Irons
PxlS Administer rug's. . .
9x12 Axnilnlster rugs. . .
12 Axminister rugs...
9x12 Kashmir rugs
t'xio 1-2 wool rugs
!'12 Brussels rugs
Sninll rugs all reduced.
.9(1.00 S4.W
. . . ..1.23
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9.t2.3(
9:10.(
9IH.su
91 0.30
920.
This is our First Sale in 19 years Store keeping, and we will let you judge whether
Chambers Hardw
S269 ?
$22.33 V
S27.50
S21.S3 jr
$16.2? g
90.15 j:
16.25
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or not we are offering bargain g
tore!
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