Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, April 22, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE ETJGEVE DAILY GUARD, WKRNKSRAY, APRIL 22. 1008 f i iiiii 1 is the place where men buy right kind of Clothes at the right prices the . r v t f t , Suits ..$10 to $30 Golf Shirts... $1 to $2 Soft Shirts 50c and up $3.oa An excjeding-ly strong line of Derbies and sort Mats at Good values in $1 .50 and $2 00 Hats. Stetson Hats'.: $4.30, Stetson Hats ... O'Donneli SI loes. $3 and $5 end $6 and $4 ROBERTS BROS. . 0 tt it it it ii It "it if it MILITARY ROAD . LAND GRANT REPORTED SOLD E. C. Gulliford F eed and Livery, Boarding Stables Now Floor ltooiii New Rubber Tiro 'Turnout. Fall t'rivk H(uo Lino. 100 Went -Hill Street. I'huiio Milin 00 MONROE TEe HOUSEFURNISHER We have the exclusive sale of the noted DE TROIT STOVES and RANGES. Cash paid for Second Hand Furni- t..rj Phone Red 35r6-6? Weil Eighth St. EUGENE .OREGON . Appreciates smoking good cigars. It gives him relaxatioa The Mount. Hood Cigar is a i favorite among all thinkingmen ,It is positively the best 10c Cigar on the market Easter Post Cards at SCHYVARZSCHILD'S Book Store For Snaps in REAL ESTATE sec McFALL & HEITZMAN J Door North Hoffman House For Bedrock Wells See me before contracting orices bedrock. Well drilling is my business and I am pre pared to do your work in a first class manner and at pric es that cannot be duplicated. Don't let your contract until you have first seen me. J. E. Kilborn Phoix Rtd . 467 Hieh'St. A New' Set of Chairs Why do you hnve OLD SHABBY CHAIRS In your home, when you enn make them CiOOO A3 NEW for only 50o f A can of Chlnamel will work wonders In your homo. Bee that the Chinaman Is on every cnn. See our weat show wlndowv AHK TO HKU mill NKW WALL l'AI'KK . 18-18 ,Veat Seventh St. OVERTON Wall Paper and Paint Co. GASOLINE ENGINES IRRIGATION, SPRAYING and PUMPING MACHINERY I'lilrlMiiiks-Morso timeline Engines for pumping, spraying, sawing, Krlnd- lug. . Oulllla roiniUctr, I Fairbanks Scales for neighing. I Knlrbnnks-Morsc I y names mid Mo- ! tura for power and light, liilrItuks-More Wliitliiillla mid Tower, I KulrlMuiks-Morso (.'rindcra, Feed CIioimts, Well runii!. I All flint quality K'ua nt Inwral I prico nlwnyH lu lK-k. LlU'ral trrina. rHimpt ri-ply to liiqulrlca mid quirk lilluiH'iita. WrMe for Catalogue and 1 pritva. ' BERGER.& BE4N HDW. CO. Agents, Eugene, Or. FAIRBANKS. MORSE CO. Portia. id, Oregon Madame Dean's 1 1 ZXlt Pills. Williams Co. Transfer Lihl and Heavy Hauling WOOD FOR SALE M VlUinwttcSt. I fiuRtnt, Orijia, I'hona illm'k 11" A HAFK, i'KIITAIN JtR- MaMTKi AtioN. tiiK inaa 10 rut. -ift! Sun-t Nill.tiu-11011 iiimr- itntMI ir Mon. v U.'ftimliHl. r. nt t 1M rurti.io i r l.n. ul'n.l Hu m th trltil, to t pal. I fir wlu-11 rwjii-it. Kaiiipli- Khv, lniil.l on K'tlliitf th. k'llillni nrr-lt tlo lOlhNtMltlo. ll vour ilniuiflht ll uot huwllit-ui ctiU yvHtr onlrla U Itlu UIITEO MfDICK CO., lu M, llicirtw, Pi. (ONTUAI T CI.OSi:i l OIt TI1AXS- 8Prvfta wth (la,lty r, I - mi:i:iii Q At the fcf.nif' of llii- bride's iar. ll!a, Mr. and Mr... .1 M. a:i"'i. Kuaon..-. ()r. Horace- Morris. a'i 1 ! ' "".. Hev. J: J. Ciark. of lt r. Wixih.. urili'latillK. Ih- v. ddiim' was at-; tended by thHr p-!atlvi-.s and a f-w of j their Intliaiif; i:v.-".K Afu-r UelBb'.a a yy.u or iiai.k mii.i.io.v aciiks TO JiASTKItX .SV.MIKATK I.AXI) TO UK (.I T IT AMI SOI.I IX K.MALI.. TltACTH KXTKMiS ,( ItOSS KM) OF STATK A contract has been closed for the traiififcr and linmedlato colonization of the lands of the Oregon Military Land tirant Company. compriKing r00,00n acres In Southern Oregon The deal was consummated by II. A Hunter, president of the land Krant company. The jrrnnt Is taken over by the corporation, to be known as tho Oregon Valley Land Company of Kansas City, Mo. The consideration is about f I.ROO.nno. A complete plan of colonization has been adopted, following the lines of tlie purchasers in the disposition and settlement Inst year of the San I. ills Valley Land Company's lari!' InildliiKs in Colorado. Tho neKotla. lions Ix'tween President Hunter, of till' Oregon Brant, and tho Eastern people have been under way for near- ... ... .. . , U.1,1 , .1 stou means much for the sontnern part of Oregon east of tho Cascade mountains. , Open Xeiv Iteglon The great tract held for several years by members of the llooth-Kelly Company, and later by tho Hunter organization, has never yet been of fered to the public, and has remained practically a Beakd book to tho pco plo at large, although it has for a quarter of a century been known as a region of vast development posslbil- llles. Since tho last years active campaign of surveying by Harrlman railroad engineers through Central and Southern Oregon, tho graift has come into notice more than ever bo- fore. It will be taped by the Ore gon Eastern Hallway to bo built by the Southern Pacific, and the Ore gon Short Lino. The grunt has for several years Hunter arid Congressman Andrus, of Minnesota, it extends in a strip 12 miles wide from tho summit of the Cascades to the Snake river onnoslte Sliver City, Idaho. The portion In volved in the transfer Just made be gins ut' the east Bide of the Klamath Indian reservation and Includes ' ull the lands east of that division point. Krom the day the grunt was made by congress In 18M nothing has been done to encourage settlement und development. The new owners pro pose Immediately to reverse this poli cy und will encourage settlement by the sule of land In small tracts. After belli leshments the hatinv coiinle took th- irain tor Cot tage Orove. wlp-re they will spend their honeymoon. Tne bride is one of Lane county's successful teachers, and tho groom l a well-known young man of Waltervllle. They will bo at home after April 26, llf'JS. I Friday iOTgaji SaU M , Suitcases, value to $3.00 at $ 1 .98 CO.MMITTKI) SI KTDK CHA.KI) 11V L1QIOH Oregon City, Ore., April 20. "Look here," snld Tliaddeua Miller to his wife, and with these words he pulled the trigger of a 38-enllber Smith & Weston und sent a bullet crashing through Ills heart. Miller, who would hnve been 31 years of age next month, lived In Milwaukee. He was a motorman on the Mount Tnbor branch of the Ore Ron Water Power and Railway Conv puny, and was known as a "still' dr.lnker. At the Inquest held to. night by Coroner Holmnn the teatl' inouy of the weeping wife developed tho fact thnt the unfortunate man came In from his work at 9 o'clock tlfls morning, apparently sober, and as soon ns ho reached home, emp tied n whiskey bottle. Then he left the house, his wife wnltlng for his return until nearly 11 o clock. When ho came In she upbraided him for Ills conduct and thus angered hliu. without enllng breakfast lie don ned his working clothes and left the house, returning n little before two o clock. Staggering through the door into tho ,bedroom. There he procured his revolver and lurched to tho door of the kitchen, where his wife was working. Seeing htm with the gun. sho screnmed and ran out' of the back door Just as ho fired. HOWER & WOOD Kiwi Kslate mid Timber Ijindi Itiuw h, rami and t'ltjr l"ro"'rly Vour iwlronage rt-MHtfully nolle lied. nMim 1, vrr FlrnI X(. Hunk ' Sold in Eugene by W. L Delano Julius Goldsmith Cl'ltK TIIK C'Al'SK. How lo Itemed)- Much uf the Suffer. lug in Kui'iu-. Half of the sickness and suffering In Kugene comes from a weak toninch. Cure tho cause by using Ml-o-nn Stomach Tablets nud be well and happy. r.ven the most chronic cases vleld to Ml-o-na. W. C. Worrell, con nected with the Lake Shorn Kallroad tor years, savs: "For fifteen years I had ii.ute stomach trouble ami nothing helped me. A friend rec t.iiiiueml. tl Ml-n-na mid two b.-xes entirely cured mo." Cure the cause of your suffering Hid ! well and happy. If the stomach Is weak" ami von have Indigestion, flatulence. dtVl- tiess. hea lache. etc.. g -t a .""-cent box of Mt-o-na at Hall's hna- Si.,,,. They give an- absolute guarantee to reruni the money unless Ml-o-no cures. .1 I liMTl KK KAITOKY Having purclias, the Hay & Hen derson furniture factory. 1 am now prepared t nianutacture furniture upou special orders, and am pre pared to fill orders for the retail or w holesale trade. Hepalrlng work also solicited and prompt attention given same. My prices will he found reasonable and satisfaction -inarantivd In everv respect. Oit. c. MOKO.AN. MoriiKH'S MTl'HKX Seventh and Oak street, has open ed under new management. Hood board and room by the day. week or month. Flrtt-claaa home cooking I-(.IL Ji n . x in. .ru uiuuer ererr Hunuay. ANOTHER WAR I I.OI II iv mi-: i'ar i:ast St.' Petersburg. April 20. That tho Russian detachment In Persia Is In' a serious position is fully con firmed tonight by the aispuccnes which have been received by the for eign office from the Russian roin munder at Yelisavetp-il, in Transcau casia, ninety miles from Tlflls. Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholavltch depart".-! quietly from here todsy. .traveling Incognito for Crimea. The trip was ostensibly for personal rea sons, and, It is said, will be of short duration. The Duke's departure, however, on the eve of the Imperial family reunion for the Kaster ser vices and of the royal marriage of the Grand Duchess Marie Pavlona to Prince Wilheltn of Sweden, Is con-, sldered as an Indication of a more Im portant object. Iiespite diplomatic denials, Russia continues to forward reinforcements and munitions of war to t lie Caucasus. Th Kiiropoan military attaches, especially the Ger man, are evincing great interest in the general situation and have made a number of iiniuiric:-, but the gen eral staff reiterates thai the meas ures are purely precautionary. Men's dress and work. Shirts at prices never before h j Values to $1.00 at, 49c Bargain Sale Wash Goods SCORK OK SMALL .MILLS RI-Xl'MI-; M-:.U! I'.I.GIX, OR. Klgln, Or.. April 21. There are 23 sawmills located near HIgin. but soonafter the money flurry. lust year the greater number of them shut down. Last week several resumed operations,, and inside of two weeks 11 more -will be running. Most of the mills' are small ones, employing from ten to fifteen men, but ths re sumption gives about 200 men work. an I us all the mills are tributary to- .Klgln Ibis means a gruirt deal to the merchants here. - ' COFFEE " Why doesn't your gro cer moneyback every thing ? Can't get the goods or the money. Your grocer returns Tour money if rou don't Uk ScuilliDg'i Best: vra par him NOTICK TO CONTRACTORS Notice Is hereuy given that the county commissioners' court of Lane county, Oregon, will receive sealed bids for the furnishing of all materi als nnd construction of a1 county bridge across Brumbaugh creek on county road No. 608, at a place des ignated by the court, in accordance with tho plana, specifications ad strain diagram now on file In the of fice of the county clerk of Lane coun ty, Oregon; said bridge to be a Howe truss spun of ninety-two (92) feet, supported on double bent piers set on bedrock, with approaches aggregat ing sixty-five (65) feet In length. Ench bidder will he required to de posit with his bid a certified check In tho sum of five (o) per cent of the amount of his hid, nil bids to be filed with the county clerk on or be fore May S, 190S, at 2 o'clock In the afternoon. The court reserves the right to reject any and all bids. lly order of the court this loth dny of April, 190S. 10. U. LEU, County Clerk. (MOT HKHTHS KAMA Those who Intend going to the fleet celebration at San'Krnnclsco May 2, 3 and 4 are requested to npply for berths at once so thnt they will be able to get them. If enough signify their Intention of going from Eugene a PullmAh car will probably be set out here so that those going may re tire early and save the trouble of get ting up In the middle of the night to catch tho train. - A. J. OH.IjrrTE, Agent S. P. Co. rgain - ItWil I.AR irc VALl'K 21c. all colors and weaves, the best and latest value 2.'c; ut KI I.I I.AR 20c VALl'K AT 17c. Beautiful designs and patterns; a large assortment 25c, at i;i:gi i.ar i.-c vali k at i:tc. A large assortment in all colors and shades liic at RKGI'LAR V2 1-tic VALl'KS lit 10c. All our regular 12 l-2o new Wash Goods on sale Friday only, the yard ..... 21c 17c 13c 11c Bargain Sale Sh VALl'KS I P to s.-, oes '" AT OK,. A large assortment of lu.i ,- dais in all siz-s at ' wi W un to S5.no- i.vi,i ... ... 'aluti . riday Bar,, V . Ad RI-l.lLARMKN"SS.-,,l(M)XK,,tl,sw.5 Men's Oxfords in Vic! and patent vu' ana wtutns; a ,K-W ,,.t , ,,""' Ml tt, n srv re mwl i ..I,,. Hlsst Regular j.l.Ou at' $3 ?5 ROYS' OXI-'OIil.s, :!..-, v.un,. (lay patent urn Htioe, and Oxford, in ,, and widths; the n- w ihhw ? , ln 811 value up to A V oak collar and count,. $2.5 jr-" TEe . BON , MARCHl I -v-af ILJ Lfl' 11! I w. KITCHEN & KOMPP Successors to ARMITAGE &. BOWN Livery, Feed and , dales MaMes Oak and 7th, Eu?ene. Or. ('HH.I)i;i: ,IKK TO SKE rot putting away the fm;k bonght here. They knt there's lots of good (ltilj coming. Especially If ton . der - included some of our h- nious jams and jellies. If you haven't tried tta. do so at once. They are for the children and yifil find them not bad for joi- self. Plumbing iVL GREEN, DEALCtoSl 6 1 9 Willamette St. Phone Main 25. Furnish your new homq properly. Don't slight the gas fixtures. We do all kinds of reliable plumbing and tinning wrk. Call and let us estimate on your' work Aya & Heitzm&n 34 West 8th St, Phone black I 117 DECORATION DAY, MAY 30 If you-lntend to have a monument or tab'K't ereeted by Decoration Dav you should make your selection at once, while there Is a nice stock to select from. Nothing but the best of work furnished at reasonable pi-ices. Corner Sixth and Willamette sts. m2'.l E. C. LAKE. Wtl.I.I ur I'AltltOI.Il' SAU K . WITH ARNICA nnd WITCH IIAKI The best salve In the world for cuts hrillttta i.ir.M til,.,!- anlt phu...,. lor, chapped hands nnd all skin erno. ! Hons, fluaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded. Sold by Linn Drug Co. Williams Mfg. Co., props., IRKSH t'KMKNT Fresh Ciis best grade Portland ce ment just-Vrrlved. I'rico ;t.7.'i pt, barrel. Chambers Hdw. Co. Organized 1883 The First National Bank OF EUGENE. OREGON Capital paid tn $100,000 Surplus and undivided profits 100,000 Additional ' liability of stockholders under national banking laws. 100.000 Total J300.000 I nder Same Management 25 Y'ears. Your Patronage Solicited. T. 0. Hendricks President S. B. Eakln ....Vice President P. E. Snodgrasal Cashier Luke L. Goodrich. .Asslftant Cannier Darwin Bristow. . .Assistant Cashier ANNOUNCEMENT f! T-T t.wi. ..i.... l.. v.. j-uaii wisues 10 announce inai iic uisi . ...... il I Dl.vjv.ft. oi u. . Allen & Co., located at 55 east 9th St., andj carries at all times ' the best brands of Groceries, Flour and Feed. We have our own delivery wagon and all goods delivered FRESH SUPPLY OF OAT" AND VETCH HAY WE AIM TO PLEASE Phone Main S3 G. H. IRISH 32 Eist 9th S'rtrt ELI BANGS J. H. "JJEST CP. BARNARD EARL HcNVTT I BANGS LIVERY CO. Livery, Feed, Stage and Sales Stables Cabs Always Ready First Class Turnouts of All Descriptions M-ri:m'7iDp-ri-t?i n......rT Anrwrr STAGE- at 530 a.m. Stages do not caU at A daily lUcr if ,v''"f'ii! private residences but will call for lor Mapleion. doe """J- I DaVOAOrif nnlifi J... U-l . t.., KlnrmCC U I q r. ........ ..... u.i j. wcuic i.iiuii 1 .u. - . Stage PhQne Main 22--Livery Phone Main 21 EIectric,Gas,Water BRODERS BROS. NEW MARKET We are now located in our ne-v bui! J'n? across the street and we will be plcaicd to set to ..S?EC1AL.. 5IbCCan Chic L4 torn Will-istte ValleyQCo Wet, 8th SirteC Broils and Stewa Srictl Cost Trice BR.ODER5T BROS. 65c C A ST O fi t c- : I m For Infants '.ad Ch.iv.rca. TV m.j v... HID MI1U I Ul ...; 3 I'. Bears the o Li). 1 It tspecial. ly good foe CaaorGas. olin Cook. Ilvl Ranges; Paint It or), VttA'v ray; tn U at A FULL LINE OF... F7ter!!!l ,y..Chm," CO. Urn "'in 1 r i ' ll -1111 '""i1" 1 IIIIM11