Eugene daily guard., April 15, 1908, Image 2

THE EUGEVE DAILY GUARD, VKI KSIAV. APRIL 13, 1W8
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IF YOU NEED
Groceries
WE HAVE THEM
A full line of Groceies,
Flour and Feed, Tin and
Granitcware. Headquar
ters for White River Flour.
Candies, Nut.3
and Oranges
J. W. WHITE
Thi Crocer
Corner 5th an) WillaiM-tte Sti.
Phone tfed 461 1
Buy the Latest No. 51 Oliver
Typewriter, with the new
TABULATOR, nothing , like
it, accurate, perfect, simple and
the best. '
C. S. Frank,
Local Agent.
Phone, Black, 4001
E. C. Gulliford
Feed and.Livery,
Boarding Stables
Now Flour Koom New
Itiihhor Tiro Turnouts.
Full Creek HIiiko Line.
100 West Hlli Street.
, Phono Main 00
MONROE
TEe HOUSEFURNISHER
We have the exclusive
sale of the noted DE
TROIT STOVES and
RANGES. Cash paid
or Second Hand Furni
ture. Phone Red 5376-67 Weil Eighth St.
EUGENE .OREGON
Easter
Post Cards
at
SCHWARZSCHILD'S
Book Store
For Snaps
in
REAL ESTATE
sec
McFALL & HEITZMAN
I Door North Holf man House
For Bedrock Wells
See me before contracting
ariccs bedrock. Well drilling
is iwy business and I am prc-
I; pawd k) ilo your work in a
I iwst class manner and at pne-
ij as th.t cannot be duplicated.
Dvi't let your contract ui4il
ii
yuu nave mM seen inc.
J. E. Kilborn
Phone Red i.l-l - &57 Hijlf St.
o Julius
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Goldsmith
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Poor hats are too expensive at
any price. Yet it isn't easy for
you to pick out a hat with the
quality in it, because you're
not a hat expert.
Guyer Derbies
For Spring, 1908
have a quality that epeaka loud
enough for anybody to hear it.
They are famous throughout
the country for their style, finish
and durability.
Only the best materials go in
to Guyer Derbies, only the moat
expert hat-makers fashion them.
Prices, $3.00 to $5.00.
RObLRTS B.OS
ICGCEftY
p ri ii mm. t m m
IN ONE OR MANY COLORS
LARGEST FACILITIES
IN THE WEST FOR
THE PRODUCTION OF
HIQH GRADE WORK
mi ai uw s ittTiia houiii
ant n r
M. INew Set or
Chairs
Why do you hiivo OLD
SIIA1II1Y CHAIRS ill your
home, when you can mnlto thorn
COOU AS NMW for only GOo 1
A cun of Chinamul will work
wonders In your home.
See that the Chlnnman la on
evory can.
Sno our west show window.
A8K TU .HKU Ol 11 NKW WALL
PAl'FIt
,16-18 WoHt Sevunth 8t.
OVERTON
Wall Paper and Paint Co.
,
GASOLINE ENGINES
IRRIGATION, SPRAYING and
PUMPING MACHINERY
FnlrtmnkN-MorNO (iiinoIIiio Kngliics
for i)iniiilnK, tiruylnt, sawing, grind.
Inn. .OutfltN complete,
Fairbanks Srnles for weighing.
FnlrlMiiikN-Mortto liyunmoH and Mo
ton for Hwcr nml light.
cnli'tHinks-MorNc Windmills' nml
Towers.
- KalrlmiikK-MorKO (irimleni, Feed
riipMra, Well Pumpa.
All flint tiuiillty gtHulM at lowest
prices always In stock, Liberal terms.
I'romiit reply to Inquiries mid quick
shipments. Write for catalogue and
prices,
BERGER.& BEAN HDW. CO.
' Agarts, Eugene, 0
FAIRBANKS, MORSE' (S, CO.
' Portland, Oregon
1 Madame Dean's
FRENCH
FLMALE
Pills,
Mi sHi-iti Aims. Hi ft II RhOSN TO FA1.
M:t1l Sim ! rlM'tU I ;illtlH'Hi'U liuttr-
Hlllt.',,' ,r M..IU V 111 rillKlfl. Stilt )!.-
i.r . r t.. ill m ini Ihom
mi iihil, to U )ni ut for lit ti rvlit'vrt.
Sinnt'ltii Kr.v, In-Ut on tMtinit W
Vi'lHiiti-', life ft tu rutIIUlU', ll niir
tltiiwkiWi l."Oiwt Uiv llu lu m-iuI .Your
oiaI tt i ho
liHIILQ UIOICAI CO., Boi 74, diciitlf, Pi
Sold in Eugene by W. L. Delano
A. C. MATHEWS
G.nertl Te.tmiiiii
'to
t'oncrt'te. Gravel, r-vnljini;'
S.inJ .ind Rood excavation
eartii tor sali:
Pli en !'! tck 1 1
or call at JIj W illi
STATE GRANGE .
MEETS IN EUGENE
MAY 10 TO 13
I'.VI KOXH OF lit SIIANDHY WILL
UOL) IWril AX.MAIi .MKKTI.NCJ
is iwivKitsiTV rrrv Font
K.lVS .MASTKIt IttXTOX AX.
XOl'XCKH STAXDIXti CO.MMIT
TKF.S TIir OreKon Sinio (iranne, Patr:in8
or H iiHliamiry, will-.m'-et at Kusunc
fur lis a.'ilh it ii n ua I cmivuntlKi, four
iluvti, heKlnnini; .May 10. At that time
the priz!i In the suae contest w)ll bfc
liwiirdi-d. Sjieelal rates will bo Hlven
on all rallronilK durliiK Die conveii
t Ion week. HlnUf Maeler A .T. Ilux
toii has aniioiineid the followiiiK
jita n il I n K coin m It teeH :
Orefli.'iitlalH r.Mrs. Jennie Lovelace,
chairman, Hauler; Mm. Mary K. Hal
mer. Albany ; Mrs. M. M. Durtner,
l.owden, Wash.; MrB. UiHiila Sleret,
llieshain; Mrs. Mary S. Howard, Mu
1 1 in, I. Olson, Hlllshoro; I). It. Har
ris, London.
Division of labor W. A. Jones,
chairman, Macleay; A. J. Thompson,
Oswumi; Mrs. Susie Wells, Condon;
Mrs. Kthcl I'rlnKle, Verunia; Mrs. Ju
lia Olson, HlllHMoro.
Mllease and per diem William K.
Prlckctt, chairman, Hunks; J. It.
Wells, MrB. Anna Kverhurt, Molalln;
Mis. C. L, Morse, Hood Itlver; Mrs.
Mary II. Smith, Carlton.
' Finance A. T.' Shoeniake, chair
man, Solum: K. A. Lckr, St. ,Helens;
Mrs. Eva JoneB, Macleay; Mrs. Min
nie Ilond. Irving.
Hylaws W. W. .liiqulth, chnlr-
ninu, Laurel; .lames Shibley, Sprlng
water; Mrs. IClla Johnson, Portland;
Mrs. Jennie Lovelacu, Mrs. Susan h'
Slratton. Albany.
! Good of the order Mrs. Carrie
Townsond, Cleone; Mrs. M. J. Car
roll, Mosler; Mrs. Klizn T. Wood,
Shedd; P. S. lloblnson, Norway; P
tlson. I
Woman's work-Mrs. L-. L. Irwin,
chairman. Harlow: Mrs. M. M. Burt
nor; Mr. Eva Jones, Mrs. J. H. Ku-
bunks Wanilc; Mrs. .Susie Well.
Co-pneiatloii Eimone Palmer,
cliiilrninn, Albany; J. P. Carroll, 1).
11. Harris. London; Mrs. Kniiiia Mer-
rlnian, Central Point; Mrs. Mary
Shibley, SprliiKwatcr. .
Dormant KiaiiKest J. P. Carroll,
cliiilrmun, .Mosler; .1. II. Edwnrda,
Monroo, II. F. D. 1: 11. N. Lovelace,
Hunler; Mrs. Mary li. Palmer,i Mrs.
F. S. itoiiiiisou, Ixi'i rftiy.
Appeals .1. 0. I'rlnKle,' chairman,
Vi ionla; I. ' A. Merrlmnn, Central
Point; J. It. Wells, Condon; Mrs. KV
zu T. Wood.
Edueutloii M. M. Purtner, chair
mnn, l.owden, Wash.; J. II. Eubiinks.
Wnmle; J. (1. I'rlnKle, Mr. Lulu E.
Miller, Albany; Mrs. Crowllue I'rlik
ett, Hanks.
Agricultural college Marlon F.
Woods, i hiill innli, Shedd: Fred Olaze,
Albany; It. A. Smith. Mrs. Inez M.
Uyiin, Oregon City; Mrs. Ethel Prin
gle, Mra. Elhol Shoemuke, Central
Point.
Assessment ' nnd taxation ,1. J.
JohnRon, chutrnuui, Portland; E. A.
Ilond. Irving; A. T. Shoemnke, A C.
Miller, Albany; W. A. Jones.
Legislation C. D. Huffman, chnlr
niun, LiiOrando; John Dlnwoody,
Woodbuin; H. E. Irwin,. Uarlow;
Mrs. Julia Olson, Mrs. Ursula Sleret.
Pure foods Mrs. Ella Edwards,
rlinlrman, Monroe; 11. A. Legg, A. J.
Thompson, Mrs. Anna Huffman, Mrs.
Musnu r;. Htrnitoii.
Agrlculturo 10. Shepherd, chair
man, Slayton; I'. IT. Everhnrt, Molal
ln; John Sleret, Mrs. Elizabeth Dln
woody, Woodbiirn; Mrs. Carrie Juc
quHIl, Luilrel.
(lood roads Thomas F. llynn,
Chairman, Oregon City; John W.
Townsond, Cleone; E. W. Slants, Air
lee: 11. A. Smith, Carlton: Mrs. J. It.
Eittmuks, Mrs. E. A. Ilond.
Transportation L. C. Stratum,
chairman, Albany: 1. A. Menlnian,
C. L. Morse. Mrs. E. W. Staiiia. Alr-
lie; Mrs. Ella A. Thompson, Oswe
go. Itesolutlons lohn Sleret. cflalr
imin, (IreHhnm; It. N. Lovelace, Rai
nier; Mrs. Anna Shepherd. Shtyton;
Mrs. Vorna Cllaze, Albany; Mrs. Cora
Legg, St. Helens.
STOREY. SUES KRIBS
FOR BIG DAMAGES
.1. O. Storey has begun milt In lite
clroolt court ngalnm r red A. Krll
for $115,027 diiniitgk a on a limber land
deal. He pays that In Sepiember.
liHU'i, he agreed to buy 74S'l lli'ivs
fruiu I lie defendant If he found Ii
suil.sfuiM. ry after cruising. He was t.i
pay per aiTe.Mlie first pn nient
of $."'0 to Vie made on .laiuiaiy I.
i:mr. He sava thai by Doivniher K.
r.lllli, be finished tile work of cruis
ing and accepted t'le land, but, ;liat
he granted more time to Kiibs in
which to perfect his title. The fol
lowing June be grew tired of wait
ing, it appears, and demanded the
J.iiuplcllou of the contract, lie ss
Kill's then repudiated the cum ran.
He asks for f'-'ei'T lo reimburse im
(or Ills expenses, and Si;S.lluil d.llll
ages for profits he failed to make.
Portland Journal.
Have your team shod at the rlvei
bridge and save etf eon. a. u;
nmtT l lint's pintuw. l.oavo nr
CASTO:
For Int.'.r,!:". '
"Die Kir . .
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TO JUDGES AND
CLERKS OF ELECTION
After vcry election the
mistake of pulling the tally
sheets In the ballot bones and
aealhig thtm up ader count
has been computed has been
made by the j"dgea and
Otl'Tks of elcijjon .9 a nuiiilier
of the iirecltn is of Lane conn- 1
ty, thU3 delaying the official
count. County O.-rk Lee 'is 1
now sending out supples for'
the primaries with instriic- 1
Hons to the judges and clerks 1
Ui place the tally slu-ets In the 1
envelopes furnish 1 'I for 'lint 1
purposu and LEAVE THEM '
OI'T OF THE H.M.LOT HOX.
Ttiis envelope cuiiaiii:!!' ihc
tally sheet should Ii" deliver- '
ed to the clerk by i In- niesscn-
ger sent la Willi tile returns.
NOTMINO HI T THE HAL-
LOTS MI'ST UK PLACED IN
THE BALLOT II' iX.
I, 4. A 4,4.4-4T
ZIOX ITEMS
(Special Correspondence.)
Zlon, April 14. Fanners are bus
ily engaged In finishing spring sow
ing of grain.
Itoad Supervisor Teinpleman is cir
culating a subscription paper, the
money to be used on betterment of
roads, and the matter Is being lib
erally endorsed.
With sadness we chronicle the
death of little Ethel Edwards, daugh
ter of Robert and Maud Edwards, who
died Friday, April 10. at 4 o'clock
a. m. She was buried at Pleasant
lllll- cemetery today.
D. C. Mathews visited Eugene Fri
day and Saturday.
lain In Mathews vame home from
hlB lpgglng job at Hush Island Sat
urday evening.- lie will return to
work again as soon aa he geta some
garden planted. '
C. L. Williams was moving his
donkey engine up the river yesterday
so as to get It in reach of some tim
ber ho wishes to move with It soon.
FXMIIt.l ITEMS
' (Special Correspondence.)
Elmlra, Ainril 14. S. W. Jnckson
and wife began n meeting -April 9 nt
the Christian, church. They expect to
be with us n month: Good interest
Is munlfeated' and we expect a great
meeting. Two confessions Sunday.
Undoubtedly the. people of Elmlra are
having the opportunity of hearing the
host speaking and singing this place
ever had. Mrs. Jacksjn Is an ex
cellent, chorus director. Since they
came here we built a choir stand In
ouo corner of the riiurcn and now
have n chorus of twenty voices under
Mrs. Jackson as chorus leader.
Tho flolo purpose of the meeting Is
for those out of Christ to bring them
to the Savior. We earnestly aak
thoao who ran to attend these meet
ings. It will do you good you can
not afford to miss them.
Dlt. ANDREW TAYLOR
STILL IMMORTAL.
For tho ailments peculiar to wom
an Osteopathy is simply Incompar
able. It uses mo drugs, seldom has
recourse to the knife, nnd so the
body Is preserved Intact and normal;
It corrects adjustments, removing
every obstruction to proper blood
flow, proper drainage to parts; and
adequate nerve supply. Thus It re
stores natural conditions which
moan health. It has often been de
clared by prominent women well
qualified to Bpeak, that Osteopathy,
even had It no other application
than to tho ills of woman, would
have miulo Dr. A. T. SHU Immortal.
As local treatments Is not often nec
essary tho system Is much less em
barrassing to women than are other
methods.
Dr. 11. L. Studley, osteopath, office
over Chambers' llurdwure ctore.
Phono Black 1326. Residence, 1:14
Ferry street. Phone Red 311)7.
1 1 RXITl Rio FACTORY
Having purchased the Day & Hen
derson furniture factory, 1 am now
prepnred to manufacture furniture
upon special orders, and jitti pre
pared to fill orders for the retail
or wholesale trade. Repairing work
also solicited nnd- prompt attention
given same. ,.
My iirlces will he found reasonable
and satisfaction guaranteed In everv
respect. it. C. MORGAN.
STOl" AT Trth ItVElt HRHKJE!
Bring your work to Smliherninn's
wagon and carriage shop. Mr. Wil
kinson, tho well-known blacksmith,
la, with him, also a first-class painter
and upholsterer from tho East. AH
work guaranteed. New rigs made to
order. al
IOR SALE 11Y OWNER
' Oood building lot on East Twelfth
street, ncaj' car line. ii.'.xlCO feet. Al
so eight-room cottage and two lots
on North Mill street. Inquire of
J. J. WALTON.
Law Office, 513 Willamette St
n20
;i:i!M v coach stai.i.ion
The tii'ltll.in coach )liir, w!i(. l, 1
I purcliat-d trten luncan Srott will
j make O stafld durini; the peaon a;
i Maui;1.' barn.
!( O J. H l'KIIKlXS .
1U N.WVINO
John M. y. Irxun, nrt-. anor to V
1'ediiv. All oed sawed to m:,.-,'
'or pr.o.ipt service phone li'a.'k
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Friday
4g00 yards Embroidery, values to
Over 4000 yarcls of new and beautiful
values up to uuc me yciiLfe i uuay .
1000 yards of $ew Laces, values to
i tier i i ii ii i irarrii nr
and new designs,
Friday Bargain Sale baoti.
Women's $ 1 .50 White Oxfordt $ 1 . 1 f
Wormn's Sandals, vals. to $3 C 9fte
Men's Oxfords, vals. tr $3 at $3.75
One lot Women's White Oxfords in all sizes,
regular $1. 50, Friday. $1.19
One lot Womon's Sandals and Oxfords, values
to $5.00, Friday - . 98c
One lot Men's Oxfords, values to $5.00, all sizes
patent kid, a new shoe, Friday only. $3.75
I
THE BON
KITCHEN & KOMPP
Successors to 1
ARMITAGE &. BOWN
Livery; Feed and
Sales Stables
' Oak and 7th, Eugene. Or.
v Furnish your ' new home
properjy. Don't slight the
gas fixtures. We do all
kinds of reliable plumbing
and tinning Wv.rk. Call
and let us estimate on
your work .
Aya & Heitzimn
34 West Sth St,
Phone bh-clcl 117
Organized 1863 j
The First
National Bank
OF EUGENE, OREGON v
Capital paid in $100,000
Surplus and undivided
proflt3 100,000
Additional liability of
stockholders tinder
National banking laws- 100,000
Total 300.000
Vnder Same MunaKcmont 25 Years. 1
Your I'atronuiic Solicited.
T. O. Hendricks President
S. B. Eakin Vice President
P. E. Snodgrasa : Cashier j
Luke L. Goodrich. .Assistant Canhler '
Darwin lirlstow ... Assistant Cashier
ElectricGas.Water
Mi a if
Willarrgtte Valley CtP
i5'ef rHroilllVt UURE.
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W ..VT-j,!-.,
Plumbing
orgaiii Safe
v a . hthi 1 tut lit hi i
a special assortment,
...
one dollar
MARCHE
ft
W M fJSTSTftl THE SQUARE
v ?V . ITi. lKlLiLn, DEAL CROCER
6J9 Willamette St. "..Phone Main 25.
ANNOUNCEMENT I
G. H. Irish wishes to announce that he has
puaehased the GROCERY stock of B. A.
Allen & Co., located at 55 east 9th St., and
. carries at all times the ' best , brands of
Groceries, Flour and Feed. We have our
own delivery Wagon and all goods delivered
' promptly.
'FRESH SUPPLY OF OAT AND VETCH HAY
WE AIM
G. H.
Phone
Main' 53
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J ' 'ELI BANGS J.-H. 'WEST ,
BANGS LIVERY CO.
Livery, Feed, Stage and Sales Stables
y ' Cabs Always Ready
First Class Turnout of All Descriptions
STAGES..
atStJOa.m. Stages do not call at
private residences but will call for
gggeit nolilied the day before.
Stage Phone Main 22
BRODERS BROS. NEW MARKET
V am no-w locaW in our ne-y bu'lditw
tiiKKMtSa srt anJ Trewill be ptawd to sc : yo
, mCKAVtumtfi(or
o ...'
m-Mii na i
I west, oth
Str.St.
BRODER.S BR06S.
!
O.
j i
Stoves, Kanges
O
60c, the yard i
embroideries In C
. . , . .
25c, trie yard h,
.arps it-, .1 .
the yard .v ; 41
FRIDAY. BARGAIN SALE MEN'S SHIRR
Man's Shirts, vals. to $1.50 sale 85
3n'sSKirts, vals. to$l.00 Sflle 49
A bsautiful line of Men's IM.-; r.u c .
. with.
uuiuam, wun ana without cuffs, value.
$1.50, Friday sale price U'
----- o5c
One lot Men's Golf and rr..t-. c, .
.. . s omrts at
sizes . styles in iignt and dark, values
up to
rnday ssale
. 49c
A New Line Negilee Shirts
540
Willamette St
YOU'LL RELISH THF.
KASTElt KEASI
if Mie supply tho grocerlej. For
it we have a special line of rel.
ishes, catsups, sauces, etc,
which we guarantee are strict;
high grade in everything a.
cent the cost. Include some ol'
them in your grocery order.
They will put an edge on your
appetite m that you'll be able
tb do the feast justice.
TO PLEASE
IRISH
CP. BARNARD EARL M.-NUTT
N A dallyitaijelravrsEugeaHl,'1-";
lor Maoleton. cUw connti er
steamer lor Fiorrnie toi
Livery Phone Main 21
... 65c
NEW
MARKET
wsttrictly Cost Price
Makes W.
I
32 East, 1 g
9th Street cS
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