Eugene daily guard., April 24, 1908, Image 4

THE EUGENE DAILY GURD, ill".". "
COTTAGE GROVE
PmYSIUK NUrt VIEWS
REAL ESTATE
COMPANY FORMS
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ARE AGENTS FOR
Alabastine
THE SANITARY WALL COATING
50c?
41
a Package
COVERING
500
SQUARE FEET
A Trent for Theater (loom.
If you miss tho bit! vuudevlllo at
tho EiiKeno theatre next Tuesday
nlKht, you will iiiIbs coincthliif; Rood.
The Portland papers claim that
tlllH in the host thing the (irand thea
tre has had for many weeks, and tho
cut Ire show will lie put on at the
Kimono theatre. There are six acts
and all the high cIiibs and each one
a winner.
The hIx-IiIk nctB innke tip a typical
vaudeville show, coiibIbIIiik of slng
. Iiik, dancliiK. comedy and mimic.
Honts will bo on salo at the box
office Tuesday a. m.' at 11 o'clock.
J'rlces, luc, 25c and 35c. llox Boats,
DOc.
.VOTK Ii TO Till: I't'llMO I'ltOMIXU.NT ItlNSlAV
OICMCRAIj NliAl)
The l.aDuko &. LeMcr Well Drill-!
Inn Company wishes to announce that I St. Petersburg, April 23. Gon
they will meot and lower any prices cral I.lnevitch died of pneumonia to
rnado fur doing first-class work. Met-, night. He had been 111 a llttlo over
ter see them before making your coll. a week and on several occasions se
tracls. Vllliinl Houlevnrd. rlous symptoms of heart failure maii-
Telephhono Hed 5121. ifested themselves.
Il'KT ItKCKIVKI)
A fresh lot ot frog's legs from Min
neapolis. OTTO'S.
l'l'KK WATKIt
For pure bedioclt water see O. W.
Tnvlor. All surface water cased off
'by casing Into the bed rock, thus In
suring nothing but pure bed rock wa
ter. CI. W. Taylor, 82 S Patterson
street, Kugeno. Phone Hed 3377.
' I'IMXJ'S MttiH
i Tonight at Otto's. ' a25
Fresh garden soeds ot all kinds at
the Hee Hive grocery, W. J. Gibson &
Bon, 97 West Ulgbtli street.
See tho new bracad Savage whoel.
No pxlrn charga for brace.
C1IA.MHKHS 11AHD WAHE CO.
Take ono of pur Coffleld power!
wnsherB on 30 days' trial and you can I
do your washing without work.
C11AMII1CKS HARDWARES CO.
Bonn th J1'"" M u m '"'"IP
HOTKIj AIlItlVALS
Tho Sniecile.
E. Allen, Cincinnati, Ohio.
G. S. Gasklll, Minneapolis.
Geo. II. Stllo, New York.
H. P. Gilbert, San Francisco.
Wm. Scovlle, DesMolnes.
John Sweet, San Francisco.
S. J. Sternberg, San Francisco.
II. Drash, Portland.
0. It. Aicherd, Portland.
P. K. Thomason, Portland.
H. 11. Reynolds, Portland.
Charles L. Monsbn, Portland.
H. J. Wright, New York.
W. R. Roberts, Spokane.
T. A. Chinnook. Portland.
II. E. Sargent, San Francisco.
Fresh garden seed In bulk.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
FREE TO SUBSCRIBERS
OF THE DAILY GUARD
rt'HAVE on hand "about
one hundred Silver sets,
and J50 kitchen sets, which we
gave as premiums last year. 7e
want to close them out and when
they are gone will order no more.
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Our Proposition
To do this we will give every
subscriber who receives The Daily
Guard by carrier, his choice of
either of these splendid premiums,
(as long as they last) if he will pay
$3.00 for six months subscription at
THE SILVER. SET
i. ir. liiXGH.VM xow Assot i.ti:i
with m. sv.i; i:i:u and m.
IIA.VSKX AUTICI.KS OK IX.
CORPORATION' 1 II.KR TODAY
CAPITAL STOCK IS $.-,0,000
Hon. I. H. IJIngham has recently
become assoclmcd with M. Svarve
rud and M. Hansen in the real estate
business In tills city, and they have
incorporated, the articles of incor
poration being filed with tho county
clerk this morning. The name of the
company Is the Kiig'Mie Real Estate
and Investment Company, the saini
under which Mr. Svarverud and Mr.
Hansen have been transacting busi
ness for several years past. The cap
iltil stock of the cnrp'jration is $0,
000; theobjectsand pursuits. as given
in the articles are to c'onluct, operau
and maintain sawmills, shingle mills
and logging railroads, to engage in
the manufacture of lumber, to leas
and contract for timber, to own and
operate coal mines, to write insur
inee, to borrow and loan money, to
buy and s?ll lands, to operate ferries,
'o buy and sell livestock, to promote.
own and sell townsites. etc.
This company recently leased the
room in the Ilovey building at the
corner of Eighth and Willamette
t reels, formerly occupied by the
Chaiubers-Hrlstow bank, where they
have flno quarters, using the same
fixtures as used by the bank.
Mr. Bingham is president cf the
company, Mr. Hansen vice president
ind Mr. Svarverud secretary and
treasurer.
A TREAT l''OR T.IIKATRE
OOKKS OK Kl'GKXK
If you miss the vaudeville at the
Eugene theatre next Tuesday even
ing you will miss something good.
Tho Portland popcrs claim that
'his is the best thing the Grand thea
tre has had for many weeks, and
the entire show will be put on at the
ttugene theatre. There are six act?
and all are high class and each one
a winner.
Tho six big acts mnko tip a typical
vaudeville show, consisting of sing
ing, dancing, comedy and music.
Seats will be on sale at the box of
fice Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock.
Prices, 15c, 25c and 35c; box seats,
50c.
EUGENE THEATRE -Phone
' Geo. II. Smith,
Black 1442 Manager
Tuesday night, April 2S. One per
formance only; curtain at 8:30
sharp. Advanced vaudeville. lly
special arrangement with Sullivan
& Cousldlne, direct from Grand thea
tre, Portland.
Wesson, Walters nnd Wesson In
"A Trip to Washington, D. C."
Naomi Ethardo, renowned Euro
pean equilibrist.
dinners and Aldert, eccentric dan
cers nnd comedians.
Leo Cooper and company, present
ing II. D. Cottrell's "The Price of
Power."
Tho two Roses in a dainty musical
offering.
Ilallen and Fuller In a one-act
comedy by Geo. M. Cohan, "Elec
tion Dees." a27-
K Western Oregon reporter- on a
visit to the Cottage Grove creamery
on Monday nurning, found Mr.
G. Stiller, the proprietor, btsily em
nloved in superinttnding the new
in'.rm-mcnts he is having made.
Nothing of the building which he
purchased in January except thn out
side walls remain. Tho l"alU has
been entirely remodeled for his bus
iness so that there Is not a neater
or more convenient creamery in the
a cenvnt floor has been laid
and he i3 now enlarging the capaci'v
. . ,h u.ant. bv adding a larger doii-
r and engine and an immense churn
of 1000 pounds capacity per day
Half of his product is shipped to
Portland, while the other half finds
. ,!rui in cottage Grove and the
various logging camps in the vicin
ity.
'The main building Is 24x50 feet
In size, but he is contemplating add
Ing at least 30 feet to it. In .which
will be located a refrigerator and
an Ice machine: The water he use?
is taken from a well that he has sunk
to the depth of 32 feet and contains
about 27 feet of water, a steady
hv i.-tc.n. power for a num
ber of hour3 failed to reduce twe
,.'iii'., u is ice cold and Mr. Stiller
hinks himself very fortunate in be
ing abla to strike such a supply. He-
sides this supply he also takes the
city water, but more as a protection
from fire and for outside use. Hr
!is 100 feet of fire hose always
ready for nss attached to a hydrant,
aid in ca-e of an incipient blaze on
the premises, or an outbreak of Hit
in an ad.ioieing building Is in a po
sition to fisht it with good prospects
of success of extinguishing it.
The business is not confined to
turning out 1000 pounds of a prime
article per day, hut he also manu
fuctures, in season, over 500 gallons
of Ice cream a week, all of which
"-id readv market in this city
Mr. Stiller Is a rustling, energetic
man, and will continue to make such
Improvements and additions as quick
ly as the demand for his products
"lake it necessary, and Cottage
Prove is to be congratulated that
one of Its Industries Is presided over
by a man who evidently has faith In
the future of the city.
DRAIN NORMAL SCHOOL
VS. HIGH SCHOOL
Unless the weather interferes serl
ously there will be a baseball game
tomorrow hetween the Drain Normal
School and local high school teams.
The unpropitious weather has not
permitted much practice this week,
nevertheless the local team is in good
snape and hopes to win from the Nor
ma! School bunch.
Despite the frequent rains of the
last few days the grounds are in fair
ly good shape nnd with a moderate
amount of sunshine between now and
tomorrow -afternoon there should be
no inconvenience caused by a wet
field or slippery ball.
The game will be called promptly at
3 o'clock. Admission will be 25c
and grandstand 10c extra.
The following article, taken from
the Pittsburg Press, describes the re
sults of T. L. Cooper's visit to that ;
city, and the effect of his new prepa
ration as told by people who Rad be
come convinced of the soundness of ;
Cooper's stomach. !
Cooper believes that the human
stomach in civilized . races has be
come greatly weakened. Ho claims
that most 111 health of the present
generation is due to this fact. The
article is ns follows:
L. .T.' Cooper is meeting with the
same astonishing success in Pitts
burg as In other cities. For the past
few days many thousands of Pitts--burg
people have culled at his head
quarters to talk with him.
..Cooper's prophecy, made upon his
arrival, to the effect that before he
l"ft Pittsburg thousands would real
ize that -his theory is correct nnd
would come and thank him for what,
his medicine bad done, is rapidly
being borne out.
"On Monday an astonishing num
ber nf people called to express their
gratitude to Mr. Cooper. Judging
from what, some of these people have
to say to a Press reporter, when in-
tervl-.'v. "ii (', ' ,
hum,,, :,-:';0-?erti:
""lly verilM 14 dttt1!tV
::9ne " :he , fc
inenis was llml- i "Willi! ,
103 South ivjan0--
"to tony,; ft
;loor health. She , - ,,! '
-icuins.uj'a
a"J I wa, inclined iff' I
cr'""l"!y looke ufc5,
'Shortly nftr Mr r.
iMttsburg i i,,,a;r;Cl;0',
derful n s.ilts that fc,ar 01
i talned hv persons
She had .akr.nW
she was relieved of ', 'is
feet long. She W..a , ! ,0 (1
mediaiely,as Ra atf''a
i s:nce she h, ,aH " ;' K.-t,
i She feels sp.ondnl't it S
, much better If " " "n I
! statement I wo ihni?,?ldo?bI1'!i
i the ca I at my house and
i I he C...,ei- remedies are bwl.
Justly (anions. v so lh M
. Red Cross h,-, o,..." O-His,
The great trotting stallion, stan-
wuiu oiw itvibitrca. npi.
many famous trnttr.K A
now on the race track of the Northwest. $25.00 bth
season, oa.uu 10 insure.
Tyler B.
a young wilkcs Stallion ol
much promise. Standard and
registered. 20.00 to insure.
V. A Grand Pcrcheron draft, (r.
6IOC8 I istered). Color, dapple m:
I weight. 2300 pounds, the cham
pion Percheron at the last Oregon State Fair, where he won
two cups, four gold medals, several banners and blue rib
bons. He makes the season Mondays and Thursdays 31
Goshen ; Tuesdays and Wednesdays at Creswell and Fri
days and Saturdays at Eugene. G. R. PRICE, Manajer.
Kincaid (8b Rickel, Owners
Bangs' Barn, Eugene, Oregon
lT i m.. I '""v
THE KITCHEN SET
the time. It make no difference
whether this payment comes from
an old or new subscriber, or wheth
er the $3.00 is for advance sub
scription or in payment of arrear
ages. You simply pay $3.00, and
are credited with six months sub
scription, and take your choice of
either of these premiums if you get
to the office before they are gone.
We want to close the goods out.
that is the only reason for mak
ing the special offer.
The pictures on this poster show
just what the premiums arc. i-.
N Come in "today or tomorrow if
you want to make sute. of getting
mc-they will go fast.
GUARD PRINTING COMPANY.
XOTK'H TO CO.Vrii.UTOitS
Notice Is hereby Riven' that the
county commissioners court of I.ane
county, Oregon, will receive sealed
bids for the furnishing of all niaterl-
lls and construction of a county
bridge across Hrtimhnua.il creek on
county road No. tlOS, at a place des
Imitated by the court, in accordant
wilh the plans, specifications ail
strain diagram now on file In the of
flee of the county clerk of I.ane conn
ty, Oregon: said briilse to be a Howe
truss spun of ninety-two (itlM feet,
supported on double bent pi. rs set on
bedrock, with approaches aisi;renut
luK sixty-five (tiii) feet In length
Much bidder will be required to de-
noslt with bis bid n Certified check
in the sum of five (5) per cent of
tho amount of his bid, all bids to be
filed with tho county clerk on or he-
fore May 8, 100S, at 2 o'clock In the
afternoon. Tho court reserves thu
rlaht to reject any nnd all bids.
lty order of tho court this 15th
dav of April, !ns.
K. V. 1.10E. County Clerk.
Death Was on Ills Heels.
Jesse P. Morns, of Skippers, Va.,
had a rloso call In the spring ol
I9U6. tlosays: "An attack of pneu
monln left mo so weak and with such
a fearful cough that my friends de
clared consumption had me. and that
death was on my heels. Then 1 was
persuaded to try I Jr. Kind's New
Discovery, li helped me luuncdute
!y. and after taking two and a ha!l
boltlis 1 wns a well man aaiu. 1
found out that New Discovery is the
best remedy tor coughs and Iuik dis
eases in the world." Sold under
ituanintee at W. A. kuykendnll
drtiK store. r.Oo and $1. Trial bot
tles free.
Miin;r:it'a mtciikx
Seventh and OaK street , has open
"d under new management. Good
board and room by the day, week or
month. First-class home rook In
Chicken dinner everv Sunday. ,
It MKS. S. Y. A11HOTT.
CTHK TDK t'AlSIO.
How to Reineily Jliirh of the Suf
fering in Euneiie.
Half of the sickness and suffer
ing In Eugene comes from a weak
stomach.
Cure the cause by using Mi-o-na
Stomach Tablets and be well and
happy.
Kven the most chronic rases vield
to Ml-o-na. V. C. Worrell, connect
ed with the Lake Shi.v Railroad for
years, says: "For fifteen years 1
had acute stomach trouble and noth
ing helped me. A friend recommend
ed Mi-o-na and two boxes entirely
cured me."
Cure the cause of your suffering
and he well and happy
If the stomach Is weak and von
have Indigestion, flatulence, dizzi
ness, ntaiiaciie. get a n0-ccnt box of
Nli-o-na from Hie Hull Drug Co.
They give an absolute guarantee to
refund the money unless Ml-o-na
curee..
Every Ready Batteries
and Flash Lamps
We have the agency for
the only Battery Manufactured
on the Pacific Coast and can
give them to you fresh
For gasoline engines and automobiles
it has no equal
HUNTER. WILLOUGHBY
GAS AND ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
CAM, I Oil CITY WAItlt.lXTS
Notice Is hereby given that all city
warrants drawn on the general fund
up to and Including No. Stiii, regis
tered October l.", 11)07, and all war
rants drawn on the sewer fund up to
and Including No. r.'JU. registered
Januarv 14. l'tus. win i.r. ...,i.i
Presentation at mv office April '"I I
I,,...,..,... ...in ' ... .'I
. u.l(.e im null
date.
FRANK U EISNER,
City Treasurer.
EiiL-ene, Or., April 2 1, l!n,s.
A Twenty. Yiiir Sentence.
"I have 1ut completed a twentv
vear health sentence. Imposed bv
lluckb'n's Arnica s.ilv.. .vi.i.i, ...... .'i
. tee of bleeding piles' Just twenty
ve.,rs n ;.." W-it.' O. . Wnnlever. of!
i.euasviue. Hurklen's Arnl-
'a S;ilu- h.'ils the worst sores,
burns, wounds and cuts In tti
-;t time. at V. A. Kuykeiuiairs
drug store
EUGENE HOSPITAL
For the care and treatment of
Medical and Surgical Caso
Modem operating room and equips
Appliances for X ray work.
Sputum and blood examinations
Full corps of trained nurses.
Rates on application.
..Training School for Nurses..
Regular course of lectures by the faculty and pra
ind surety
Medical and Surgical
STAFF
W Kuykendall, M. D.
W. O. Prosser. M. D.
P. J. B.irtle, M. D.
B. F. Scaiele, M. D.
D. A Paine, M. D.
Geo. O'B.DtBar, M.D.
L. E. McDougal, M. D.
training: in the hosDital. The medical a
of the hospital constitutes the faculty. For rates or
ui nil. nubUlldl tUUSlUUICS inc. ldl-Uliy. ' wr Csl
11 irTnftrrmnitl 1U II.. 3UP'
irior-
IP YM' KXKYV
l iti:sn ck.mi:nt
V'resh car best grade Portland ce
ment Just arrived. I'rlce $;1.T." p.-;
barrel. Chambers Hdw. C...
Tho merits or the Texas Winder
'on w.mid never sufr.-r from kldnev'l
'eladder or rheutmitlc trouble. 1 'a 1
bottle (two months' treatments. Sold '
b" O. J. Hull, or bv H...I1 g--a
, ,, , "' nil i ir
Ollva street St. I.oul. Q
MKKltY VIIHV SAILOlW Q
A new line of Merry Widow sailor?
Just received at Colvln & Hussell's
S4 East Ninth street. t(
rtr.B y l..t K "3 T,
-t J . I
i K ttl I.ki h .f liQ S,.-.$2
MERCHANTS BANK
EUGENE, OREGON
Does a Gencrai Banking
Business on
Conservative Lines 0
Via?
S. S. SPENCER,
L. H.. POTTER.
F. N. McALISTER,-
Cor Tth nd Willam
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