Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, April 23, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text7 B . . THE ECOEXE DAILY CTiBD. TlllItSDAV. AI'IIII' 23, 1008 - - - . - - " Wlll MWIIlipmM I N MWflpll imii i --B I ! i jfrid&y Bargain- Sale The Toggery' is the place where men buy right kind of Clot'ftcs at the right prices the I tt ft tt tt it it tt t V , f k .- CAUGHT BY A CLEVER SCHEME MAT PURCHASE BIG INTERSTS OF "0. B.4M.C0. fKochil f'orresoondence. ) I m.-.m,,- r str,ltl, i,t lino. N''V Cottage drove. April 'i'i. A little' II Wine i.r f'hir.-'igri. iili'l H- F. Col incident occurred In Cottage firovfc.ii.it of San Krunei.-i m. ' ho hav. that was amusing to some, bin iri.on Coos Hav for t ;i r iK't four d-i.vii Suitcases, value to $3.00 at $1.98 'buits Golf Shirts. Soft Shirts .$10 'to $30 $1 to $2 50c and up $3.00 An exceedingly strong line of Derbies and soft Hats at Good values in $1.50 and $7 00 Hats. Stetson Hats 04. J?, and $5 Stetson Hats O'Donnell Shoes. ii end $6 ....$3 and $4 ROBERTS BROS. 44 M tl itii E. C. Gulliford F eetl and Livery, Boarding Stables New Floor ltonm Sbw Rubber Tint Turnout. Fall Creek Htiio Lino. 100 West Hth Street. ITiono Main 00 oIIhth not fso pleasant. Th ? propri etor of tlio New Kra (Irun htoro, Har ry itrehaut, for Home time past ha.s been mU.slni; various articles from his Hture, including miMlieine, toilet Koods, etc., and the Iobs became alarming. Now llnrry i an lnen loun eha), and to find the thief he attached a thread to a number of pill boxes ur.il placed them on the show case ho that If a man picki.d up one and put It In his pocket anil lrw.i-.il U'Mtlm' lhr li- Ifliim.-i O! ttH1 tJT- enon Coal and Niiviiru'loti Conipany, : left this afterno on for Kan Francis co, where a deal will probably be ( closed for the purchase of the prop erty, nay the Coos Hav Times. The OroKon Coal A Navigation Cotnpa-i ny's holdlnxs Include the steamshii) M. K. I'lant, which plies between Coos Hav and San Kranci-co, the I.lbby Coal tnlne, wnlerfrunt. proiierty in Marshfield and F.nipir,- an 1 several ; thnio-nnil acres of land near this city. ou.ouu Mens dress ana woiiiomua at ncva oerore hearrl tl values 10 i.uu B argam Sale Wash Goods Hturtod to walk away it would null all the othfTH off the cam; and to thej jt n understood that about $ Moor. I lus hapimm.'d yHterday, 1 ja Involved in tho d- al. wh;n a man Kiirung Xim trap and waul .lust before lcrn-in caiiht. Smith Raid he had ii' I he man or whom we sju ak was onee heffjre the Lane county court for practicing medicine without a lloenne. ELMIRA LUMBER CO.'S ' today' Mr. no statement to Klve out. He sai l t V. - r the deal was simply on and that imthinK except premature news could be made pub lie now. Mr. Collet t is a mlnini! en gineer and spent most of his time in specting the l.ibby mine an 1 coal property. T :r. verv favriMy .-vpre.-xod .... . ! with this country," said Mr. Smith, MILL REFITTED i zrlZ very rapidly from now on and I am anxious to Ret in on it. What we will do will depend up m the conclu sion reached after a discussion of the Invest Iwillotv. I am air ady con vinced that Coos Hay. on account, of lis resources and local Ion, hav, a Rreat future." The OreKon Coal ami Navigation Company has fceailiiuarMT.-: In San Francisco. N.i one here knew of the deal un til the InvfstlKation of the I.lbby mine property nrouss:! suspicions. MONROE UTe HOUSEFURNISHER We have the exclusive sale of the noted DE TROIT STOVES and RANGES. Cash paid for Second Hand Furni ture. Phene Red SS76-67 Wett Eighth St. EUGENE .OREGON Appreciates smoking good , cigars. It gives him relaxation, j The Mount Hood Cigar is a tavonte among all thinkingmcn It is positively the oest JOc Cigar on the market Easter Post Cards at SCHWARZSCHILD'S Book Store A New. Set of Chairs Why do you have OLD BIIAUDY CHAIRS In your homo, when you can make them GOOD AS NEW tor only 60o T A can of Clilnamol will work wonders In your home. See that tho Chinaman Is on every cun. See our west show window. ASK Tl) HICK OUll NKW WALL I'AI'KIl 16-18 West Seventh St. OVERTON Wall Paper and Paint Co. The Klmlra Lumber Company's teams took out the last two loads of machinery today that will complete the n lllllnn of their mill. The lai'Ke new holler has been In stalled and .Is now ruuniiiK the pla ner, w'.ilcli Is turuini; out some fine dressed lumber. The flooring an:! celling from this mill has an excel lent reputation, both in this and borne of the Kastern markets. The new head blocks and set work that ar rived today are of tho latest am most Improved pattern; which will Insure an even and satisfactory cut In the lumber. This is a most im portant factor In the manufacture of lumber and iu always upproclated by the contractor, as a time saver where a force of men are on a contract. Tho heudlilocks will be put in place this week and by the first of next week the mill will be In full opera tion. , ItKGl I.Alt 2.1c V II. I K 21c. all colors and weaves, the nest and latest valu.e -ie; at ItEfii r.AIt 20c VAI-l'K AT 17c. Beautiful designs and patterns; a largo assortment 2 5c, at ItlXil LAIt Mc YAI.ri; AT 1:1c. A larse assortment In all colors and shades 10c at 21c 17c 13c RKGl'LAK 12 l-2c VAI.l'KS at 10c. All our regular 12 l-2c new Wash Goods 1 1 . on sale Friday only, the yard 1 1 L Bargain Sale Sh oes T T 110 i ' 1 J" " AT OHc A large assortment of ladies' fjno ovfn.j dais In all sizes and wi.bi,;. .. ,ords "1 ' up to $5.00; Friday Bargain Sale KKtilLAIt MKX'S 98c M.oo o.xioiurs, w.;5 Men's Oxfords In Vict nn.i i-. . . and widths; a new lot of ,h,, aJn 811 M In styre and make Itegulur $5.00 at $375 HOYS' O.XFOnnS, $:s.r,0 VAIXK AT UnvH nil ton If M QhnAt. .i . " value .... 'to $3.Do; & l"5 oak collar and counter; v2i7j J I For Snaps in REAL ESTATE sec McFALL & HEITZMAN l Door North Hoffman House For Bedrock Wells See me before contracting orices bedrock. Well drilling' is my business and 1 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 Phone Red Wl . 557 High Si. GASOLINE ENGINES .IRRIGATION, SPRAYING and PUMPING MACHINERY FiilrlmnkH-MurHO (iitttoltuo lCiiKiueg j for pumping, HprayiiiK hhwiiik, grind liitf. .OultitH coinplet-. I'ilrlmnkii SrnloH for tvi'iK-tloff Fuirbuiikft'Morfto Itytiiimott mul Mo- . tors for power iumI lllit, I litHfiiikH-MorHo WludinlllH nnl jTiwwd, j FnlrtMiitkN-Mortttt Grliident, Feed 1 CluipiM'rH, Wrll I'linipn. All flrnt qiuility goods at lowewt I price alvuH iu nt4H'k. Llbt-ral terms. I Trompt nply to hi(iitrleH ami quick ; nliipiiMut(i. Write for rntaloguo hiiU i mice. BERGER. &, BE N HDW. CO. Agents, Eugine, Of. FAIRBANKS, MORSE Sh CO. Portland, Oregon , DKADU'OOI) ITICMS (Spetdal Correspondence.) Dendwood, April 22. Herman Stelnhauer, of Greenlenf, tnado a trip to I'pper Indian creek, returning by way of .Muplelon, tho other day. .1. A. llurnett Is home from ICugene where ho went on business. It is reported that there nre sev eral cases of smallpox nt lllachley. I It Is hoped by all around hero that the contagion will not get strated In these parts. Uoss Myers bought ft fine horse on Indian creek Inst week. Ono more phone on tho Alpha line saying hello, besides several other new members that will get phones as soon ns possible. Sovoral of the Lake Creek school children nre sick with sore throat, which seems to bo qulto prevalent. A. Heed gave an order for lumber from the Dendwood sawmill. He ex pects to build on the forty acres he bought at this place. We hud quite a lot of rain with some vory heavy wind last week. The early guidons hereabouts loolt vory nice for this time of the year. C. Wllcutt Is going to move to his ranch nt this place this week with his family. Several of the neighbors visited at Joe Slcinmons' Sunday. ('. llurnett expects to go to Ku A. Heed's Sunday. C. lturnette expects to go to Eu gene this week on business. It Is thought that there will be more crenm shipped from the Sins law and tributaries this season than there was last. - , Some very fine specimens of nunrtz are being plckol up here abouts. It -looks very encouraging. Mrs. Downing, of Greenlenf. was quite slclt last week, wo are sorry to hear. The range cattle and dairy rows look fine In this in Ighborhood for this tlniu of the year. ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE TUESDAY APRIL 28 Th? big vaudeville show which Sul livan & Consldlne bring direct, from the Grand theatre, Pirtland, will be the attraction at the Kugene theatre next Tuesday evening. Tttia pro gram consists of comedy, music, singing, dancing, sketches tooth dra malic and humorous, and other fea tures. Hnllen & I'ullen present "lClectlon Bets," a sketch written by Geo. M. Cohan, author of "Little Johnny Jones," '.'Forty-five Minutes from ilrondway" and ether successes. Leo Cooper and company appear In Tho Price pf Power, which is n powerful little dramatic, tabloid which captured the Portland public and critics. The two Roses are pret ty young girls In musical selections; Wesson, Walters & Wesson have a snappy sketch; Naomi Kthardo Is a woman equilibrist, and Conners and Aldert ore black-face singers and dancers. LoWil.an.eU, -gQ MARCHR ! ones! I K-J t2ir 111 i 5 Pills, wm Williams Co. Transfer Lif.ht and Heavy Hauling WOOD FOR bALE 504 WIlUmeMtSI-I uriw, Owfoo, PboiiK ;ilck 1) ' A Katk, t'arAiH llr i.irr -vM si ci'KKsHi o MKNHriu ah.'x mim mora it fjii. S:,f, ! Mir.-! S-MMtv! sutlmiu'lum (iimr. tuu-'t ,i- M,.n.'v l ruiiil('l. . nt pt, wot lnr jH-r lHiM-i..l Uhiii en Hint. I,, Ih' pahl for w tlcll lvll'rl. h:uiiel, Krtt'. lnLl on Krtllni; Ui, Kcmiinc. ncvpt no Miltl1nl. II vnur itriiKKtt tloc lu.l Imvv ttivlti m'UU your orvlrm lo I Liu 'UllUO NtOICU CO., lot 74, LuciltH, Pi. I'I. K.ASA XT HILL XKWS Pleasant. 1 1 111 . April 22. tleautl (rtpeolal Correspondence.) ful went her, but too dry to suit the larmers. .1. M. Cornelius has sold his firm to Squire Knnls, lute from Missouri, who arrived here With his fmnllv tills we. k. Mr. Cornelius has gone to Oregon City to look for a new home. Shelby Teeters mid mother, of Cottage Grove, visited with Kllen -Miicneii anil mmlly last week KITCHEN &. KOMPP Successors to ARMITAGE &. BOWN Livery, Feed and Sales Stables Oak and 7th, Eueene. Or. ciiilii:i:. i.iki; to si:k Yor putting away the groceries bonght here. They know mere s lots o good eating coming. Especially If your or der included some ot our fa mous jams and jellies. If you haven't tried them, do so at once. They are good for the children and you'll find them not bad for your self. W. .M. GREEN, M! 619 Willamette St. Phone Main 25. IF WOMKX ONLY KNEW. What n Heap of Happiness H Would ISriiig to Kugeno Homes. Hard to do housework with an ach ing back. Brings you hours of misery at leisure or at work. It women only know the cause that Ilnckache pains come from sick kidneys, , 'Twould savo much endless woe. Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kid neys. Kugene people endorse this: Mrs. S. Y. Abbott, of 4 84 Pearl St., Eugene, Ore., says: "Last winter. I was taken down with a bad spell of sickness and kidney complnlnt. There was hardly ever a time when I could not attend to my housework, but this time I wns completely laid up. My back was so weak I could scarce ly move without pain. I started doc toring and took several prescriptions but without much benefit r.s far as I could see. I loan's Kidney Pills were recommended to me and I got a box. I continued tak!ng the remedy and the pains and weakness left me. My kidneys seemed to gain strength un til I was entirely well again. I can now do my work without the least annoyance." Kor sale by nil dealers. Price 50 cents. Koster-Mllburn Co., Iluffnlo, N. Y., solo agents for tho United States. Uemember tho namo Iloan's and take no other. umbing CiKT ItKllTHS KAUI.Y Those who Intend going to the fleet celebration at San Francisco May 2, 3 and 4 are requested to apply for berths at once so that they will bo able to get them. If enough signify Furnish your new home properly. Don't slight the gas fixtures. We do all kinds of reliable plumbing and tinning Work. Call and let us estimate on your work ' Aya & Heitzm&n 34 West 8th St, Phone black 111? ANNOUNCEMENT G. H. Irish wishes to announce that lie has puachased the GROCERY stock of B. A. S Allen & Co., located at 55 east 9th St., and p 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 TO PLEASE Organized 1883 The First Phone Main 53 52 East 9th Street G. H. IRISH CF EUGENE, OREGON Capital paid in (100.000 Surplus and undivided j profits 100,000 1 Additional liability ot I stockholders under j national banking laws. 100,000 j Total $300,000 Vnder Same Management 2, Years. Your I'Htroiiugo Solicited. T. 0. Hendricks President S. B. Eakln Vice President P. E. Snodgrass Cashier Luke L. Goodrich. .Assistant Cahler Darwin Wrlstow. , .Assistant Cashier ELI BANGb J. H. WEST C. P. BA.RNARD EARL HcNUTT BANGS LIVERY CO. Livery, Feed, Stage and Sales Stables Cabs Always Ready First Class Turnouts of All Descriptions ..STAGES.. McKENZiE STAGE leaves Eugene EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE- at5t30a.m. Stages do not call at A dailystafteleavtsEugtotitH.?- private residences but will call lor for Mapleton, close connection b-egage il notilied the day before. ' steamer for Florence and ," Stage Phone Main 22 Livery Phone Main 2 1 licv. T. S. ILindstiker and wife, of i their iim-mlnn of going from Eugene ITlpffir fac AaQ! I (orvn:iis. are visiting relatives herein Pullman car will probably be set ! W,JCIO, ? J dicl at present. lout here so that those going may re-. tire enr'.y and s;iw the trouble of get-( ting up In the mld.lle ot the night to! catch the train. i A. J. GILLETTE, Agent S. P. Co. M.t K TIE l'AHTY I HOWER & WOOD Itenl Katnte mid Timber I-niiiln lUnrli, Farm and CTly l"ron rty Your imtroiinge rc.Mvtfully solicited. IUkiiii 1, over Klrnt Xat. Hank 'Sold in Eugene by W. L Delano riGARC wmmmmmmaaimuKM a Julius Goldsmith ns. 1. niton, who has been serious ly 111. Is now Improving. Harry Mitchell has gone to Asto ria, where he will take charge of a logging camp. ills wife and chil dren will go In a few days and mav remain for n year or two. William Miller and mother went to f.ugene today to attend the liivd- "'he Fraternal Aid will give n neck Harbour wedding. I tie nam- nt Frank s hull Wednesdsv Miss Irene Knblnet'e stole a march ' April 21!. at s p. in.. Everybody in on her friends last Sunday by going vlied. Ladies bring basket for two in r.ugene t he married, but th-. v wish her long life and much hi:.'. plness Just the same. DECDIiAl IOX 1 Y, MAY E. C. PeWItt & Co., Chlcaifo. n,.--Gentlemen - In 1S!7 1 had u disi a-,- KEon.XU f 'the stomach and bowels. In the spring of li'ffj 1 bought a bottle of I Kodol and the b petit 1 received H Mho gold in llcorgta could not buy May you live loni: and prosper. Ynrr very truly. C. N Cornell. Koding. (la August i7, l'.or. Sold by all dis: If you Intend to have a monument or tablet erect-Mi by IVcoratlon Kay .wo mu.uiii niaKl. your selection ii iin I once, wmie mere is a nice stock to. . . (select from Nothing but the best of Invesuo. will double tliei..onet " 'urniMUMi at reasonable prices. tracts In the Walr street addltl M. (Oner hivth and Willamette sts. I The city mijst muuI In that reetinn -O v- l'- LAKE, j In two vest? If they buy lots or acre ! 7 pill BRODERS BROS. NEW MARKET We are now located in our new building across the street and wg will be pleased to sec vo ..SPECIAL.. 51b Can Choice Lard for 65c Brails and Slews Strictly Cost, Price NEW MAHKIT West, 8th Streat, BKODER.S BR.OS. Willamstte Valley Co . - ... . . o i IVWitt's Curbollied Witch llaieli IVWItt's Little Early Kl CICHESTER'S PILLS T-- i "r in voiM mm,, w I i.iVie!;nAi;KVV.',,.,,i1XTrR.T A FULL LINE OF... New Granitware jiftt 1$ Stoves, Ranges and Heaters heesadins i r a nniir aVV STORE 50 winf.h Strgt s. l. long SOlDBi DnGGISTSLUnitHLRE I Sold by all druggists. ' I by ll druggist.'.