Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, March 19, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTM HVtTUX tAWt OT ARB, THTIWDAT, MARCH l, IW " - .SSS H V S ' JEST'. MODEL N0 9" There is No Better Recommendation for a legitimate business than the fact that our customers are buying high grade merchandise at season able prices. You will be one of these customers when you know we are handling such well known lines as Alfred Benjimin & Co.s Clothing for men, the Sophomore line for young men Stetson Hats and Stetson Shoes Guyer and Remle Hats Cluett and Monarch Shirts Dents and H. &. P Gloves Our Stock in Every Department is larger and more complete than ever before. You'll be convinced if you give us a call ROBERTS BROS., Toggery :::::::::::::::;::::;::;:::::::::::::;:::::;n:::::3 Acreage! Acreage! Three, Five or Ten Acre Tracts, V2 miles from Post Office on easy pay ments, near school. Hovey Block, 8th and Will. :m::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::jj A. ANNOUNCEMENT O. II. Irish wishes to announce that he ha nuaehased the OROCKRV KtnrL- f n A Allen & Co., located at 55 cast 9th St., and carries at all times the best brands of Grockkiks, Fi.oiir and Fekd. We have our own delivery wagon and all goods delivered promptly. FRESH SUPPLY OF OAT AND VETCH HAY WE AIM TO PLEASE Phone Mall. 53 lb. OLIVER TYPEWRITER NO. U equipped with a ruling device the only ruling device on any typewriter. In many forms of manuscript work, or In abstract work, or tabulations, the ruling device becomes a wonderful convenience. It Is furnished with the No. 5 Model. I C. S. FRANK, Agent C 10AR5 Julius Goldsmith Madame Peak's i: Pills. FRENCH FCMA A Harm, Certain It. Liar roa Ni:tritmKD ManimU'ATlim. ami inn TO Mil. H.ifW Hnrrl Kprmlvt Satisfaction Guar anteed ur Money iWuiuli'd. Hent pro. 111.1 ft.rli.iy iThi!i. wuiarnd them on trial, lo ho paid nr when rvlleveri. Hamplca Kn-r.. Inatat on getting lha genuine., aeeept mi aiihstltuta. If your druggist (tufa uot havu Itluin lend your ordcra to tlio IITED MEDICAL CO., lot M, Uiciittr, Pi. Sold In Eugene by W. L. Delano 33 East 9th Siravt G. H. IRISH OREGON HOME & LAND CO. Koomi y nd JO over Lhambcrs-Uristow Bank ..FARMS.. 320 Acres with new S-rootn house and barn, good fruit orchard and running water, 100 acres in grain, balance pasture and titular. $25 acre 40 Acres with new house and bun, close to tchool on eood giAveled road, price $1400. J0 Acres with fair improvements, (food 'soil And cao be nude an ideal place. $30 per acre.; Houses and lots In all arM of thejdty . Oregon Homi & Land Co., A. A.Aaby, Mgr. IT'S DELIGHTFUL to use OUR STATIONERY Stool dlo stamped with, your Initial with envelopes to match. SCHWARZSCHILD'S Book Store FORTY-SIX BAGS MAIL RECEIVED LAST NIGHT EASTKlt.V MAIL NKI.AVKIl 11V VUMHtH IX KASTKI1X I'.MtT OK OltrXiOX AltltlVK ArTKIt SKV Kit A L DAYS' DKI.A1 THAIXS Kl'XMXG OX S( HKPI LK TIMK AGAIN Forty-sir bags of mall, a greater part of It from 'he East, arrived In Knrpnp on three trains last night, and It kept the poatofflce Torre work ing to distribute it until after noon today. The cause of thin rush of mall is the floods that have prevailed in Eastern Oregon along the line of the O. It. & X. railway over which all of the Eastern mall comes to Oregon. The waters have subsided during the past two days and the trains have teen able to re sume their regulur schedules al though In some places the tracks are In bad shape and slow time is neces sary. , i The Da es Chronicle or Tuesday glves some Idea of the extent of the trouble In the following news story: "A few trains are being put on rue, run over the O. ft. & X. lines which have been tied up for the past few days owing to the rains which caused landslides and washouts In several places between Portland and the mountains east of Pendleton. Train lervlce has been at a standstill un til yesterday, when a lo.al train serv ice was established between Portland and Pendletsn. A train was sent out from Portland on a local schedule. and ran as far as Pendleton. Another train was made up here and went to Portland as a local. 1 he ShanlKo '.rain was run to this city. The Spo kane train made the run between this Ity and Spokane. During last night ill the stock which had been held was sent out. "During the forenoon of today there was no service, hut No. 2 came out from Portland this morning on a local schedule to run to Pendleton and arrived In The Dalles at about 1:10 this afternoon. A train was started out of Pendleton this morning to take up the local service, but was delnyed several' hours by a work train and will arrive here about 6 o'clock this evening. "The Spokane division has not suf fered In the least from the storm an-', could have been operated on sched ule time had it not been for the slide below this city. "Last night the rain started again In the Pendleton district and changed to snow at an early hour this morn ing. This change In the weather will bnve a tendency to allow the river? to fall Into their normal courses and this will give the repairers a better chance to make time. The troublH In the Blue Mountains east of Pen dlcton has been caused by serious washouts on all streams In that sec tlon being very high. It Is hoped, however, that t lit? trouble will br remedied before tomorrow morning so that Eastern mall trains can get through on time and the Eastern schedule resumed. Trnlns N03. 4 and 6 will leave Portland this even ing on time and everything will he clear for them to run up to sched til.-." MANY HOP CONTRACTS FILED FOR NEXT YEAR (i(K)l) EVIDENCE THAT HOP IX Dl'STItY IX MAItlOX COIXTY IS XOT SNOWED TXDKit As good evidence that the hop in dustry of Marion county Is not yet i,- ia oviHent from the j, f ennirarta made for future delivery filed with the county recor der at Salsm. Following are the f.r-n, Pnole to Elsas & Pritz, 10 000 pounds at 10 cents. T. L. Ross to Elsas & Pritz, 12,000 pounds at 1 0 cents. Alex Harold to Elsas & Pritz. 12 -000 pounds at 10 cents. T. B. Wal ker to William H. Ramsey, 10,000 pounds each year. W08, 1909. 1910. Annan n n ri H H. Annen to William H. Ramsey; 8000 pounds each year, 1908, 1909. J. P. Wllquet CO W. n. rvalue-.-. . 12,000 pounds each year, 1908, 1909, 1910, at 10 cents. u..n.,, innon a n A H H Annen to W. H. Ramsey; 8000 pounds crop of 1910, at 10 cents. C. C. Wegner, Silverton, to w. H. Ramsey; 5000 pounds crop of 1908, 1909, 1910, at 10 cents. William Grimm to W. H. Ramsey; 12,000 pounds crop of 1908, 1909, 1910, at 10 cents. A l.lmlipplr Pmtnm. to W. H. Ramsey; 7000 'pounds crop of 1908, 1909, 1911), at 11) cents. cmmnit n Fennel. Innonpndence, to Fa Ik, Wo'rmser & Co., Chicago. 30,000 pounds crop. of 1908, 1909, 1910, at 10 cents. E. Uowen, A. I.. linwen ana a. r. Inriafinn In Fall WnrltlSer & CO.. Chicago, 15,000 ' pounds crop of 1908, 1909, at 1U cents. v t i.ir-ir tn Falk. Wormser & Co., Chicago, 15.000 pounds crop of ItHlf. 19UH, at to cents. & Co., 15,000 pounds crop of 1908, 1909, 1910, at 1U cents. W. H. Downing to E. Wattenberg & Co., 20.000 pounds crop of 1908. 14(14 ni 10 rents- (.rnn nf 1910 at 11 cents; crop of 1911 at 12 cents. Sa lem Statesman. IX('ltK.SI(i (ill 7.IN(i AliUmiENT OX NATIONAL KOItKST Special to Dally Guard. Washington, March 19. The for est service has recommended that the number of cattle and horses allowed to graze upon the Blue Mountains (w) National Forest In the state of Oregon during the season of 190S he Increased from 16,000 to 17,900 head and the number of sheep from 150, 000 to 152,500 head. This forest has recently been divided Into thre administrative units, and the Increase In the number of head of stock to grate on the range this year was made V) permit an equitable adjust ment among the former users of the lores;. HALL &. SHUMWAY. Plumbing ana huh work ' Also inml Jul Mug In; tla and ihvet iron work, lrou wink promt itta 1 1 1 1 tt, Hurry k full lina of plnmlilnu fljtnr. Phone Black IIYl Willamette st J. W. BARRINGER i Expert housemovcr Movej anything. Twenty-fiv years experience. Residence, East Fifteenth and Oak Sts. Phone Red 451 1 . Eurene. Oregon Runirii GnAiiK rxA.MixATiwxs The eighth grade final examina tions for the public schools will be ne tt ' May 14, 151 I June 11. 12. j Teachers who have niinlls readv for the examination should notify me of the number of questions want ed and the name of the person ap pointed to conduct the examination at least 15 days before the date for which the questions are wanted. W. U. D1LLAUD, County Superintendent. (Iasolixr wood RAvrixa W. G. White la prepared to saw your wood on short notice. Phone Black 4351. Residence S16 West Sixth street. A FULL LINE OF... New Granitware just in Stoves, Ranges and Hsaters tflheLdin! makes afj S. L. LONG "ARDWARE STORE Scott's santal-Pepsio Capsule S- A POSITIVE CURE. tT WaO Cv wr mi. Mllff til l lMUMl -fm ml ItM Umt trt. Ah. ... iiiir u.r taW k W. U DK LAN', Dnuhl 3SX VMID NAWIXO John M. . Dtxon, succ&aaor to V . llodar. All wood sawed to gunge For prompt service phone Htac) 3311. Residence. J67 Hijlj street, tl Gasoline woodaaw VK L'AX 8VPPLT Your wants with wood OaV, pie, Fir. and Ties. Also Coal. WLLIAM3 TRANSFER CO. Phone Black 114 Ma- S30 acres of government timber lan.l f..r l...tl,.n l..i , ' . ... ni uiit. 'IJ0O. 40 acre, relinquishment near Creswell for $T5. HOWE A moY. 541 Willamette A. J. M. Howe la still seltlug best tall ored aults on the coast from Coetl nental Tailoring Comuany, of Chira cs, at (42 WlllametU street. tt WELLS-FAIMiO EEFVSK8 TO PAY IX DOUGLAS Rosebttrg.' Or.. March 18. The Wells-Frgo Express Company has re fused to pay the taxes levied upon its property In this county because the tax heretofore has been about 18.50. while this year it is $500. It has 12 offices In this county, of which Rose burg Is the largest, and the authori ties believe the amount of business transacted by the company and Its assessable property amply justify the assessment Assessor Staley has seen fit to levy this year. It seems the company's holdings have been over looked before. Ml'CH COXCEKX FELT. Ordinary Methods for Treatlnij Cat nrt-li Pi-ovo I'liKuccessful. Written statistics show that an In crease In catarrh have shaken confi dence In the usual prescriptions to tnfoguard human health from th ravages of this disease. When stomach dosing was proven Ineffective, It was natural to loo! for some other treatment, and It I believed that In Hyomel an ansolutc cure tor catarrhal troubles has at last been found. Inhaled with thi air you breathe, its healing medlca tlon reaches every part of the nost ana tnroat. nnd soothes the Irrlta ted mucous membrane so that rellel Is almost instant, while lasting curt is practically sure to follow. The complete Hyomel outfit costt but Ji.oo, and Is sold by Hull Drug company unaer an absolute acres ment to refund the money If It does not give satislaction. CALL KOIt CITY WAURAXTS Notice Is hereby given that all cIM warrants drawn on the general fund up to ann Including No. 229. register ed August 13. 1907. and all warrnnl drawn on the sewer fund up to and im-imiing .o. 2ii, registered Angus 23, 1900, will be paid on presenta tlon at my office March 21. 1H1S. Interest will ceae on th.it d.-iy FRANK HEISXEIt." ,, City Treasurer. I-.ugene, Oregon, March 17, 190S. FOR SX1.K ItY tiH.NKH Good building lot on East Twelftl street, near c.tr line. 95x160 feet Al so eight-room cottage and two 'lot on North Mi.l street. Inquire ol J. J. WALTON. Law Ofiico, 513 Willamette St a29 A NEW HMAl, ESTATE FIRM Those ha vi ik farmr.. timber land er relinquishments, city property business hotifes o;- merchandise foi win should tee Wilson & Nichols ?vcr Linn s P-ug Store, as thev r. in touch with Investors in nearly ev ry state In the Vnlon. ip Yor knew" The merits of the Texas W. n,cr 'oi, w.-,,,,,, n ,r 8u(f(,r (rom Ha ider or rheumatic trouble n , ottle (two months' treat ment S.I, T O. J. Hull, or by mall. Send f.v est men a a Mr c ... "' Olive street. S-. l'.ou'.. " ' S-' FOU U.I XTV Jt lKiF. I hereby aun.tnnce mvsc'.f , .-and date for reflection for U. Re PUM can nnmlm.l..- 1X1 alS n n -.,,.,. - v ii imjm AN r wum shop itKMovAi. x(.tu P. S M.IVm.H . . noved hi, shop fr:n p''" h 111 b. found by.,, hta,u.,omT ,i I Opportunity Knocks But Once This is the opportunity of your life bargains ga!ort Evcrv article is reduced; all must eo. W? i... . ' """'M every thing ana nave reaucea it in many instances be manufacturer's cost. 30 to 50 per cent nrl,,..!.' . . ir t ... nearly everything, zuc in our notion department as much as 35c elsewhere in town. Rummage Sale a Success Friday and Saturday Men's Suits Value to $20 00, Sale $U,83 Friday and Saturday we are going to paci on sale all our. clothing at manufacturer's cost We must reduce our stockall our new $Pfinj stock will be placed with the other lot. The best all wool, hand tailored, hand filled collar and non breakable ;'ront. The best of makes from the best of clothiers. The value of our suits is after they are worn a while. Friday and Saturday all must go, value to $20, $1 1.95, val. to $16, $7.ej Rummage Sale on All Shoes We have sold thousands of pairs of shoes and no wonder. If you haven't already bought you had better hurry, as the little measly price we have on them is moving them fast; but we still have a large stock, and all complete. We have too many shoes and must reduce them. Thi best sol id oak soles, single counter, full vamp shces made with style and for service. $4 women's shoe $2.33 to The Bon Marched" oave money ON HAND C0MPLBT8 STOCK OP Pictorial Review Patterns THB ONLY PATTERNS HAVINO THE Patent Catting & Construction Guides THES8 OVIDES SAVE MATERIAL, TIME & LABOR Illustration of Cuttlnir Guide for Pattern No. 2275, showing-the correct way of laylnirout the pattern on the material, aud how to ue the least quautity of good. ,BACK D iWc Arc Out of Money and Must Have It. t. . i and in order to get it we will make big reductions on all goods in our store for the next fif teen daysdur- incr which zy time you wl be able to se cure some bi? bargains at Illustration of Construction Oulde for Pattern No. 2279, showing how to aew he different parts together, etc $ S III I to o PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS ' 10 and 15 Cents Each Al-U SEAMS AllOWeD Eugene Racket Store 1 35 t 9th St., Eugene, Orej' O VSESBSESt CHSSSasa on aaaBBWsBWBHHsBBlBaWsBHaaWtsaaaala! . .1 s. scWi THE BEE HIVE GR0CERV Has a new and up-to-date stock of Groccrie friim tl.rt K..fc 1 i . ... ii ... urai uranas ODtainaoie Our Coffees and Teas are selected with great ci and our cracker list is confined to the best the nu affords. As tor flour. e rarrv flip lnnrtincr brands. A ni ( ,. . . Staple (8, Fflicv CrocriPs. Flour 97 VyEST EICHTH , j ' your patronage solicited. S3fw, VV. J. , Gibson & Son