Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, March 23, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHE FIGENK I.Ail.7 GPAr.T. MOXDAT. MAUOH 3S, 108 fnens that Lay CHens that Pay Thing in an E Shell" nVl I L Thor0l,eli Bred S. C. White Ucm. WHITE LKC.HOKNS. aoo K(i;s . YKA1. PHP. HKX r.:! (or hatching from a pure- ,Tratn. one tnai HI i d 227 fgss a year per hen. lt having the heaviest-laying the Northwest. Send a two "" ... ,0in.Mi( of valuable tiiump "ul Icrmatlon. ksTOHAXDA POULTRY CO. Good Clothes Marked By Quality and Style Lrtrg, Oregon. Box 493. E. C. GuIIiford Fudard Livery, Boarding Stables Xew -Floor Room w Rubber Tire Turnouts. Fall Creek 'Stage Line. IN West Sth Street. Phone Main uu are the kind that we nhvnys car ry in stock. The Michaels, Stern & Co. brand In a guurun. tee of excellence, all wool and luind tailored by the best of workmen. lli reductions on all winter Suits in order to close tliein out and make room ror new stock. We carry a full lino of fur iiislilngs for men, ' and our prices and styles ure right. We own our own building, wy no rent and are satisfied with a reasonable profit. 1 K; . .;f. HOBOS FOUND CUTTING OPEN A SUIT CASE ; OKHl l.lli rtHK AST Hilt XOItTllWKST AUHKSTKl) SHOltT TIME ArTKK. WAKD AX1) (ilVK.X JAIL TKXCK OTHKK TWO T1UXK1I KUstio MOULDING SIDEWALK posns.BbxEs! SKX- . OVKK TO Jl'VKMLK t'Ol'RT ! , ' Klve hobos were arrested by Chief of Police Farringlon and Constable Flank at the hobocama uearthe wool-, 4, en mill this morning rjr rutting open a suit case belonging to two trims-i. lents at Springfield Junction and tak ing therefrom a suit of clothes, sev eral neckties, a book and other artl- tHLL poll COl'XTY W KHXT.s clej. The suit case belonged to T. E. Notice is herebv given that a!l Sldwell. who, with Truman Draper, ' Lane countv warrants previous to was traveling through the country rPgsier No . S275. registered January looking for work, they said. They I 15, 190$. will be paid nn presentation nan campen at apruimieiu jiun-iuiu Ht niv office on March 2" 190S. In- Portland. Or., March 23. Western .li-egon Showers to night and Tuesday; southerly wlnds. Western Washington Showers tonight and Tues day; strong southerly breeze In Interior; fresh southwest erly winds along coast, de creasing tonight. Kastern Oregon, Eastern Washington and Idaho Showers tonight or Tuesday. t FARM RESIDENCE BURNS TO GROUND The farm rosiilVnrt of H. Cannon, who rfsMfs ab.nii .six and a half nilks nort h of Ku ;... t In-i worn l w rivtT and the river mini, was destroy ed by fire tills afternoon. Tho fire was eansed by a defective flue and was not discovered until it had gain ed Kfod headway. It oet-urred be tween 10 and 1 I oVloek. Most of tho furniture downstairs was saved, but every t hin on t he uiur floor was burned. The tnilUmi; was a rdikI two-story structure. It !s not learn ed whether or not the building or the contents wejo Insured. DO YOU GET UP WITH A LAMB BACK? Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable Almost cvervtxxty who reads the news paitcrs is sure to know of the wonderful cures made by Dr. 1 Kilmer's Swamp It Hoot, the great kitl L ney, liver and blad- n der reineilv. j it is the real nieu- fife1 ! terest will cease on that date. I li. E. EAST1.AXD. I Treasurer l.ano Co., Or. Eugene, Or., March 23, 1!0S. ("A I.I. KOH CITY WARRANTS ED. HANSON No. 8 Kant Ninth Street Eugene, Oregon IF YOU NEED Groceries WE HAVE THEM A full line of Groceries, Flour and Feed, Tin and Gi'anitcware. Headquar ters for White River Flour. Candies, Nuts and Oranges J. W. WHITE lh Grocer Corner 5h and Willamette Sts. Phone Red 4611 i and were away from camp a few min utes this morning when these five ho- ; bos appeared and cut open the suttj ! case and rifled Its contents. Ray Em-1 erson, a young man residing in this city, was coming Duck from Spring-) ' field at the time and he saw the ho- 'bos cutting open the grip. Draper I soon appeared and discovering his! loss, set out to look for the miscre-. ants. Kmerson told what he saw and t they followed the hobos to Kugene, seeing them go to the holm camp. The officers were notified and a raid was! , mnde on the camp, where perhaps on presentation at my office March 'fifteen men were eating their break-, 30, 190S. Interest will cease on that , tast, I he goods wre found on the, date. five pointed out by Kmerson and they i FRANK RKISXKU, : were at once taken to Justice of the1 city Treasurer ' Peace Hryson's court. They gave their ; Eugene, Oregon, March 23, lltOS j names as follows: James hite, John ! IIK1. At the residence of his brother. M. M. E cleston, March li)S, J. Y. Kccle.it on, ased S years, 7 months and 3 days. The funeral was held Friday iit. the residence and the re main interred in th Odd Fellows Notice is hereby given that all city remeterv. Mr, Kce'.eston was a pto warrants drawn on the general fund ,u'-r '-'t up to and including No. 30f, regis tered September 10, 1907, and all warrants drawn on tho sewer fund up to and Including No. 214. regis tered August 23, 190tl, will be paid HIIYAVS Ol'POXKMS CLAIM II IS W.I'KAT Vnshiir,to! March 2 1 . Tho nn-tl-Rryan vln of ihe democracy Is to day decl:.r:.ii; lsat they have already oueomp'i- "d th det'eit of the Ne braska r.t the tnv.'r ouveniion. I'si ig the par te of Jehu A, John- ; son cn;iji:ro v 1 11 hev assert that 1 th.iv Vv . li- rJ.. .. . Sanson. Liuini-s joiuison, uoy mi-- Agents lor I'etaluma incubators the neei y nuuihe- of votes to pre SPherson and Carl l.aeey The last , and Rroodors. j Vlnl the nomination' without the aid two named being only 1( years old. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO 0f a (,.gle delegate ftoiu the S-iuth ! they were turned over to the juvenile; I T. . r.ltm thrt s,,lttls couri. ; ne oiner turee pieaueu gun- wv hnv nw Mir?.- whon w .n : frnm . v v! ,n,i ,,,,.1 ohi 1 Minresota will be ical triumnh of the nineteenth century ; discoveretl after years of scientific research by Dr. Kilmer, the emiueut kidney and Madder dpecinlist, and is wonderfully successful in promptly curing lame back, uric acid, catarrh of the bladder ami ltrighl's Disease, which is the worst form of kiduuy trouble. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not rec ommended for everything but if you have kidney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found just the remedy you need. It has been tested in so many ways, in hospital work and in private practice, and has proved so successful in every case that a special arrangement has been made by which all readers of this paper, who have not alreadv Hied it, may have a sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book tell ing inure alwMit Swami-Root. and how to tiii'lout if vou have kidney or bladder trou ble. When writing mention reading this generous oiler in this paper andsend your iiddressto Dr. Kilmer Ft - C., lUngh uiiton. (fflT'Lf N. V. The regular E'fT iit'tvceiit aiM one- liullur sie bottles are flomo of Swamp-Bool, sold by all good druggists. Don't make iuiv mistake, but remember the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the adliess, Ihughaiiilon, N. V., oa verv lhttle. tyand were sentenced to 10 tluys each make ol(1 ok -,1Ue npw Uvest Vln ' couiuy jiui. i nej seciucu , at Kngene Dye Works. Sixth and Wll- i antl-llrvan. In the fodol I FOR INDIGESTION AND DYSPEPSIA, MOI HIOICH AllOHUN Seventh and OaK streetr,, has open "d under new management. Good board and room by the day, week or moutb. Kirsi-cluss home cooking. Chicken dinner every Sunday. U MKS. S. Y. ABBOTT. C3r liar anteed To Gl Satisfmction or Yottr Mooir Baclc. Ittwi you. we will rofttud yonr m,iur. Try Kod.,1 ItHUy, on ttila irukrantM. I'lll out and Blirn tho following, preopnl It to thodlpr t tbe tlmo nt pun-hMO. If It rlla to Mtmfj ron. rotnm tlio bottle to Ui. dMlw trout whom 70U bought It. end w. will refund tout monvj. 8lro here :l'T THIS OUT- VES SOVR STOMACiJ, BELCHING, ETC. E. C, DaWITT (U COMPANY, CHICAGO, ILL. them. YounR Lncey said he was 'already : a member of the Juvenile court of Portland, and was out on parole. They both had been at San Francis-( co and were hoboing their way back to Portland. Juvenile Officer Williams commu nicated with the hoys' parents In Portland. It was learned Unit they were not bad boys and It Is probable that they will me sent home. Ma.-mit'hinetts has nl- lamette streets. tf i ready -ef used to Instruct for the peor- j less one. Delaware lias Instructed Charles K. l.lttlefif Id, one of the, for .Indue Cray, leadins congressmen from Maine fori Willis J. Abbott, Itryan's repre- years, has resigned to resume the practice of law. STOP AT THE KIVKK HK1DOK! Bring your work to Smitherman's wagon and carriage shop. Mr. Wil kinson, the well-known blacksmith, Is with him, also a first-class painter and upholsterer from the East. All work guaranteed. New rigs mado to order. al6 XKW TODAY LOST Pair of new rubber gloves. Reward If returned to this office or to J. U. Campbell. sentntlve, today said "It's the same old war over again. The crowd that nominated Parker Is behind tho move. 1 can see nothing In their movements that will result in Bryan's defeat." (feuitlu IIm Kind m HawAwan "imgB liw nlliu tun ndwj mur WANTKD Olrl for light housework. Call at 3 OS East Fifteenth street. rn26 FOIl SALE Cheap, hand Studobakor good 3-luch Tho Oregonlan of tho 10th Inst.. I page 4, column S. states that vln I "United Wireless Telegrnph Co. the I naval station at Mare Island n mes isage was received from the bnttle- jshlp M.a,lne, of the fleet, 2ti0u miles second-1 away-. Our preferred stock now wagon. lti.ftl)v Wo expect another advance IREI.ESS WOODRUFF. prl removal'':, SALE : Being forced to vacate our present quarters, we will sell Wall Paper and Paints at greatly reduced prices FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS Ludford & Haskell Practical Painters and Decorator! m 95 west 8th street FOR SALE A modern up-to-date cottage of nine rooms, large barn; all nearly new; all kinds of fruit, berries and flowers; one of the best loctlons In Eugene. Inquire 766 High street. tf WE CAX St i'PI.Y Ifonr wants with wood Oak, Ma. ilb, Fir, and Tins. Also Coal. W'LLIAMS TRANSFER CO. Phone Black 114' KOK fOtrXTY JUDfiR. I hereby announce myself as a cnndldnte for re-election for the Re publican nomination for County Judge at tho I.nne county primaries. April 17, 190H. nVB On. CHRISMAN. -ux:;n::;x;ii:;i:;:?:t;;;i::::;::::;;t;:t:ii;:i:;ii:::xtixxxx:::;:xiix;;ni;:?:;;i:i:x:;nn:;ii;;i?:::;t; FRANK E. DUNN FRANK E. DUNN FRANK E. DUNN FRANK E. DUNN FRANK E. DUNN Store Opens at 8 a. m. closes 6 p. m. daily except, Saturday McCALL PATTERNS AR.E MOST POPULAR. Absolutely no goods returned to the shelves Tbey must be sold improveiKienit MAIL ORDERS Make your choice qvickly as delay may mean disappoint ment. Be careful as to sizes, color, etc. All orders carefully and promptly filled. Prices As Represented off in many departments Must Reduce Stock A Big Sacrifice to Remodel Store You Get Our . Profits in addition to Our Loss at this Big Sale EXTRA SALES PEOPLE Saturday was the Greatest Day that our store has ever witnessc 1, overflowing with people. To those who we could not wait on, we would be pleased to have you call during the week and wc will do our best to take care of you. Please notice additional items. Wc expect to make this sale one that you will never forget. Before this ad went to press today crowds of people were taking advantage of the sale. Dress Goods... ..All wool blue and brown mixture, 40-ln.. ,a alue ;Oc All wool green and tan plaid, 38-in., 75c ,lu iMc Light gray and blue novelty, suitable for umingj, 3S-ln.cl.es wide; value 75c, Brown all wool serge, 36-lnches, 65c lne ' iiltr B,ue '! wool voil, 4 4-lnches, 75e value, bl.".'1. 9,rlle French Luster, 36-lnches, """t, 11.00 value iilc rk silk warp wool taffeta, value. ' !.: Hose... Misses' Hose, 12 c values; sale He Notions... An ekgant line of cotton wash braids, suit able for trimmings; any wash material, all colors, on sale, per yard tc Children's white knit under waist, ages 2 to 1 1 years, sale Ball and socket fastnerers, best quality, per dozen ,c Peets hooks and eyes "r The Rapid "rk and Kyes; the best made, value l'Jr; sale :,c Silk Keatherbone; all colors, 20c grade; l!Vc sale " The Big Remnant Sale on all week Lace Curtains Several pairs of odd Curtains, Arabian and White Not, at way below cost. Here's your chance to get a great bargain. 13.00, 13. SO and (1.00 Arabian and white net Nottingham and Ruffled Ornxndio Cur tains; gale fl.lH Linings ... 20c silicas; sale tic Black fancy percallnn linings, 36-lnches wide; value 25c; sale I;tc Beautiful line of Moreen for underskirts, In tan, blue, green and several other shades; 60c values; on sale llllc Carpets. iirussells carpets cheap at 90c, sale , . flllc Brussells, $1.25 valuo 8ilc Velvet Carpet, $1.00 7c IotB of remnants of carpet at one-third off of regular price. Heduotloo In wool Ingrain carpels. Don't overtook our big shoe bargains. Tapestry. 64-Inch tapestry, In green, red and green, Ian and red; fl5o values n,,- 00-Inch Roman stripe, sale ,v , Berkeley Cambric, 18c valuo I:c Pillow tubing, 22c valuo ihc I :: , i it it M Railroad Fare Paid by Us ilroad Fare paid to the store from any n"1' 'nLane county, including Harrisburg, nn county, to all buying goods to the "nount of Twenty-five Dollars ($25) r s purcnase, EVERY REDUCTION GUARANTEED ABSOLUTELY AND POSITIVELY AS ADVERTISED Frank E, Dmr 569-575 WiUamctte St. Phone, Red 1411 Remember all that you saw advertised last week will be on sale all this month rt i r 4