Eugene daily guard., May 20, 1908, Image 6

THE KIGENE DAILY GUARD, WEDJTKSDAY, MAY OO.tOM
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We are showing a complete assortment
of new tan and brown and olive shades
in Men's and Young Men's Suits, made
by Schloss Bros. & Co. in conservative,
business and dress suits, and College
Brand in the extreme young, men's suits.:
Prices $ 1 0.00 to $35.00
Outing and Peg Top Trousers $2.50 to $7.50
S.H.-Frienclly
CITY NEWS
The street car fenders have arrived
and will nt once be placed on tlu
tars.
The. tile floor of the new depot
will be Uld at once. The grjund Is
being levelled for It.
Attorney S. 11. Allen mid Profes
sor P. U.. Young spoke at Thurston j
last night on the University appi'opr!-)
atlon j
A marriage license was Issued this
afternoon to Unlvlu II. Durst, aged
19 years, and Miss Mabel K. Neff,
ugod 111, both, of Culiurg.
A new sidewalk Is being liujlt on
the north sldi of East Thirteenth
Ktroet for a distance of several blocks
oast of tho University. i
. , . ,. w.ie Oil tile io v levels malaria I.,
S. n. Plnnegnn and wife are mov-; ei .-ouiitered to a greater or leaser
Ing their household goods to their j owm. nec ;nlln to altitude To
apartments, on the serond floor of overcome cMtnai'ln "frectlons Inssl
thelr new brick block on Olive street. ;,,.. n,,,),,, !,,, .lemidi e. biliousness
Mr. Unnegan's hlacksinlth shop will f,.Ver and aMie, and g-ncrnl debllitv
no nmveu to ino new building somi ,
iinm iiexi uen.
11. A. Souln. .of, Clarion, lown, a I i
old friend of f. II. lllnghaiii's. Is le
the city with it vlew of locating. He
has been at.Mudford and through nth-1
or parts of- Southern Oregon, lint j
likes Eugeno and I,nno counly best.
He Is looking for fiiiiulug laud.
The ontertiiliinient given In the M. '
K. church lust night hy the llaracal
onartet. umler the auspices of the!
i:p worth l.engue, was largely attend-'
Pd. The prosnim was pleasing to all j
and the .voting men of the unartet,
is well as Professor C. K. tllass. the.
director, were coinpliinenled highly
Uoii their work. ;
e ;
M. D. Mitchell and T. II. (iarrett 1
yesterday tioimht .1. tJ. Wells' Inter
est In the lot on Willamette street
; A GREAT SAVING
In lending money by' mall Is effected by using our ' draft.
The cost of them Is less than one-fifth as much as express or
postofflce money orders In sums of over $100, and Is lower on any'
j mount over $.5.00. ' , ; . , .'
' Bank drafts are the generally accepted means of transmitting
fundi and are safe, eonvenlenV and payable In any city, whllo they
may be transferred by (indorsement as often as dcelrej.,
The fee pharged by the bang are:
On urns of $25.00 or less 5c.
Over $25.00, not Mroedlng $100 10c
Kacb additional $100, or traction Be v
' Wo furnish drafts direct on hundreds of cities In Kuropo, Asia,
Africa, Australia and South and Central America, as well as the
principal polnui In the Hulled States. Q
The Euggie Loan ftnd Savings Bank
Capital and" Surplus J 1 25,000.00 ' Eslablished I8"2
, , ,
V" .-v7. V1'.
Stetson,
Varsity Hats
whore they have cammenced the
erection of a two-story brick bulld-
I Ins, und later Bold the Interest to P.
S. Smith, who recently sold his farm
nui u.i-iiMi. ui me city to lj. VV. Coo
from Central Point, for $10,000,
Attorney J. M. Pipes went to Cot
tage Grove yesterday to prosecute a
young man, a member of a traveling
allow troupe, for the theft of a revnl-
ver from the O. N, G. armory there
The charge against htm was simple
larceny, lie pleaded guilty before
Justice of the Peace J.- K. Young and
was fltied $35 and costs. .
Portland Journal society noto:
Tho younger set Is now Interested In
the Junior prom which Is to be given
at the University of Oregon Saturday
evening. Many are going from here
and among them. are Mrs. W. I): Pen-
ton, Mrs. 11. W. Oodtlard Miss Uln
(loddard and Miss Clementine Cut
ter,
The Wi. Hit's Kent Cllmiire
Is rn' "titi ! ' "B from disease. On
the high elevations fevers prevail.
t,t, !,,.,( effective r-medv Is Electric
Il'ters, lie cie.it I'Uenulve and blood
purlfl-r: the antidote for ev:ry lorm
"' tierrouaiie. s end
'iil! Sold undr- e miIc at
.'. ' .endtill s drug sure. Price
l' 1 ct iiu, , ,
. , '
I: M'TIST M KI0T
At Mr.ille & iMcKlnncy' Sr'ur
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New models easy riding Rambler
bicycle on display.
CMAMHEIIS llAHDWARE CO.
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(-ur(,s ,,,,,v ,1V(, (o(,nill.s
,;.(, , u-. or Iroubhs, keeps von
llM s,umMl,r. That's what tlol-
lister s ltoeky .Mountain Ten will do.
try It ami you will always buy It
revt. tea or tablets, l.lnn Urui!
Company.!
ARRANGING FOR
BIG EXCURSiON'
FROM PORTLAND
The Kiinno Comnierrlitl C'lnh, the
Unlvei-Biiy ol' Oregon nnii the Soutli
"rn I'nrifie C Mnpany art making ex
tensive plans for an exi-iin;lcin to he
run from Portland to KiiKene Juno
'II, to (liTliration cf'rcmoiiUH of tho
new Southern Hnclf ic: Million here,
and io visit the State 1'nlvwrilty.
A committee of biislnejn uiun will
soon call upon tho leading IiiikIiii'HS
men of Portland to Invite them on
behalf of the eity and University.
The excursion train will reach Eu
gene about 11 o'clock in the morn
ing and the exercises In connection
with the dedication of the new. sta
tion will take place at once. The
visitors will be the guests of the city
until evening, when the train will re
turn to Portland, leaving here about
the close of the day. In the after
noon the visitors will attend the an
nual commencement exercises of the
University of Oregon.
PERSONAL
-
Mrs. F. A. Tozler has left for Seat
tle on a visit.'
E. C. Herren, of Salem, is in the
city on hop business.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Osburn are
home from California. -
Hon. R A. Booth went to Port
land today on business.
William Gilliam returned this af
ternoon from a trip north.
George Willoughby left oh this
morning's stage for Leaburg.
M.' H. Gllbertsbn, a hop buyer of
Aurora, is in the city on btts'ness.
Mrs. Straud Long returned this af
ternoon from a visit at Harrlsburg.
C. T. G.oodwln, of Milton, Or., Is
In the city, having arrived last night.
Isrnol Ketch and Wm. McGee, of.
Roseburg, are In the city for a day or
sc.
W. H. Wheeler was a passenger on
this morning's Slttslaw stage for
Hale..
C. P. Brooks, of Santa Crnz, Cal..
was an arival on one of the trains i
last, night. t
Mr. and Mrs. O. .1. Hull and son i
are at Xewkport, where they saw tho
fleet pass.
Mr. and Mrs. ffeorge N'lcolle were
passengers to Goshen on the after-
noon train today.
Mrs. Li. N. Honey left today for Sa
lem und Astoria on a visit with rol-l
atives ana mentis. t
D. M. Kyle, of Florence, was In the
city over night, leaving on this morn-1
lug's stage for home.
L. F. Wooley, of Cottage Grove,
was In the city today, returning home i
on the afternoon train.
, John W. Blleaxrule and wife, of
Colorado, arrived in Eugene last
night and may locate here.
John B. Lieberg, or Leaburg, left
on this mornlng'B stage for home af
ter a short stay in Eugene.
John Douglas left on thlB morn
ing's stage for McKenzie Bridge,
where he will spend the summer.
Mrs. J. C. Fullerton, of Roceburg,
Is In Eugene visiting hor daughter,
Miss Kate, a student at the Univer
sity.
. Thousands of rolls nt new wall pa
per Just received.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Abstract of the Registration of Electors
Following Is an nbstract of the
, as compiled by County Clerk Lee
t closed on Friday, May IS, for the
PllKClXCT
Bailey
lllaulou
Blue River . .
Bohemia . . .'.
Cuttngti llrove,
Cottle drove,
Creswell . .
Chesher
Camp Creek .
Coyole
Kim Ira
Kast . .
West . .
Rugene
KiiKcne
ICimene
Ku.ueuc
North No. 1 . .
North No. 2 . .
South No. 1 .
South No. 2. .
Knirtnoiint . . .
Fall Creek
Klorenee . .
The Rivers'. . .
tJoshen
lint e Creek . . .
lilenteua
Herman
lliuel Hell
llecetu ...
IrvliiR .....
Juncllon, North
Junction, South
Jasper
I.aku Creek . . .
l.aue
lxing Tom . . . ,
lrfst Valley . . .
Mabel
Mnpleton
Middle Kork . .
Mound
Mohawk
Pleasant Hill . .
Richardson
Saginaw
Sluslaw
Springfield . . . .
Spen.i'r
Thurston . . . . .
Walton
Wallace
Willamette . . .
Wen.lllng . .
.umwnlt
I EUGENE LAUNDRYMAN
RECOVERS DAMAGES
E. j. Fisher, the Eugene laundry
man, who sued Charles K. Harnstt-r
for $402 damages for causing him, so
lie alleged, to locate ajiiecs of worth
less land under the representation
that ho was getting a valuable tract
of timber, ww awarded the puzzling
verdict of Itemized, Ki.-h-r s
claim was $'J.'.u which he paid llarp
mer for the "tii" to the land: i2
for cruiser's fee and expenses In
making the trip to the land and loss
or lime at his business. Hy what
process of mat la-matics a verdict of
$223 was arrived at the wiseacres
about the courthouse have been una
hlo yet to figure out. Harpster's at
torneys, Cardwell & Watson, pre
sented a motion for a new trial this
morning, but it was overruled by
Judge Harris. Notice of a bill of ex
ceptions was then given. The case
will probably be appealed to the su
preme court. Itoseburg Review.
, IP YOU KXEW
The merits of the Texas Wonder
you would never suffer from kidney,
bladder or rheumatic trouble. $1 a
bottle (two months' treatment) sold
by O. J. Hull, or by mall. Send for
testimonials. Dr. E. W. Hall, 2926
Olive street, St. Louis.
We still have our bargain counter,
which Includes hardware, furniture,
rugs and matting. Don't wait until
they are all gone.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Be sure and see tfce new short turn
bugey before buying.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
See tne new san:?arr carpet lining.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Use stair paas under your stair car
pet. We have them.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Take one of our CofTleM power
washers on 30 days' trial and you can
do your washing without work.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
NEW l'ODAY.
FOR SALE First-class' baled cheat
hay; also maple and old growth
fir wood. Louis C. Vitus, Junc-
tiotl, Or., It. F. D. No. 2. Phone
Farmers' 129. j20
HORSES FOR SALE One bay mare
weight 1200: one bay horse,
weight 1100; one black, single
driver, safe for lady to drive; one
fine saddle pony. 'A. M. Gilbert,
at feed barn. . tf
WANTED rinln sewing; children's
clothes a specialty. Call at 653
High street, or phone Red 5042.
m27 '
WANTED A man. and wife; the
man to do general chore work and
hls Tvlfe to cook. A permanent
position and good salary to the
right persons. Enquire of Dr. J.
W. Harris. tf
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CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children. ,
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the TK Sl$'f--
Signature of LLaS7&&U'l!
registration of Lane county electors
from the registration books, which
June election:
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WILL REMODEL FRONT
OF BRICK BUILDING
K. M. I.V WILL IMPROVE HIS
J'llOl'KKTY AT SKVKXTH AM)
I I.I.A M KTTK STKKKTS
It. M. Day, who owns the two-story
brick building occupied by the Way
,fc H riideioon furniture sure at- the
corner of Seventh anil iUaiiictle
streets, has ordered the' materials
tor remodeling the front ' "T, the
building RiKt milking out of It an up
tod;ite place -of business.' He will
have fonv feet of plate, glass ptit In
on the Seventh street side of . the
building, and will- replace the old
glass front on Willamette street .with
niadern show . windows, IC'is said
that some other line of business- will
occupy the building, or a portion of
it, when the improvements are com
pleted, but Just what It Is or who the
tenant will- be has not been given
out for publication. ' . -
SERIOUS RIOT OV Kit ;
CLEVELAND STRIKE
Cleveland, May 19. The most se
rious violence of the street car strike
which has been on here since Sunday
occurred In Lakewood, a Buburb, to
night, when four men were wounded
by , bullets; one car burned and an
other practically wrecked. Trouble
had been anticipated and the first
car run Into Lakewood carried no
passengers... When it stopped before
the railway bridge, the crowd, which
had been lying In wait, leaped from
their hiding places and opened fire
upon the crew and the guards. Two
guards returned the fire, more than
thirty shote being exchanged. While
the. shooting was in progress the
crowd grew to nearly a thousand.
Another car arrived and the crew
joined in the fight. Gasoline -was
poured on the second car and It was
burned to the trucks. The Cleveland
police were notified and sixty offi
cers were sent to the rescue. The
first car 'was riddled 'with bullets,
and with windows broken proceeded
to the barn. Motorman Elholz was
shot In the leg. John Gray and J, Al
exander, guards on the second car,
were shot In the chest, and Mace Bup
Ungame, who was In the crowd which
made the attack, was shot in the
hand. ' t
A .('iillforniiin's f.uck.
"The luckiest day of mly life was
when I bought a box of Bucklen's
Arnisa Salve," writes Charles P, Bu
dahn, of Tracey, Cal. "Two 25c box
es cured me of an annoying case of
Itching piles, which had troubled me
for years and had yielded under no
other treatment." Sold under guar
antee at W. Kuykendall's drug store.
Bee supplies ot aii kinds.
- CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
DOES YOUR
SUMMER .
SUIT; LOOK
RiGHT
If you bought it at HAN
SON'S it certaiuly
does. We carry the
MichaoI,Stern&Co.
hand tailored -line
the kind . that po
sesses quality, fit and
style.
Come anil see our spring and
summer line. You will find It
complete in every respect, mill
we will ho Kind to show you our
goods, whether you buy or not.
We enrry a lull line of fur
nlshliiKS for men, and our
prices and styles are right. .
We own our own fmildiim,
y 110 rent mid are satisfied
Willi a reiisonuhle profit.
ED. HANSON
J j ?. KKnst Ninth Stret.
, J . . '. bidfeu'ne, Oregon . ,
Madame Dean's
FRENCH p....
rCMALC "ILLSl
A SAra. Cfrtai ! n
I.I r run m ,-.. ..
MKKSTKl'ATin'C mi u
r,! Rurr! PHlT!Xll."OI1"(iurr;
Ii:li'rl.ipHrl.O,. Wllli,n".i;,m
2"'""' P" for whin rV
UIITtO MEOICIL CO., lot ?4, linciltff Pi.
Hood's S;
Has cured so manv case tv,-,t- .
reach of medicine, that people ask, l j
. jn examination ot our we'l'-no- f "'
Hood's Sarsaparilla is and always yZT-scientifically-
prepared, confirms t n C3rri
those well-known and valuable ire 'i-V r ttut it c?l:
when intelligently combined a'ri 7r In,r"'iv
are sure to bring about good ve'c ,1 ' er,y ''
It . is the. properly balanc
and . process in, combining those
have specific action upon the blood. sfcj W
and bowels, which make Hood's Sn cVrr,k-4;
itself and enable it to produce resnH Parilil Peciig;
Minutr iticuiutiic. lc cures when others fa! r' h1
' Usual form, liquid, or in tablet fona called , Uvt'ti
DON'T READ
THIS
.Ml"' ' ' " ''
Unless you want to buy
WALL PAPER
have it per roll from
10c' up
and it is up to date .
Ludford & Haskell
PtaeHcal Painters nd Decorators
' m 8th and Charnelton Streets '
Furnish your new home
properly. Don't slight the
gas fixtures. We do all j
kinds of reliable plumbing j
and tinning wu'k. vall ;
, and let us estimate on j
. your work, i
Aya &-'Heitzm&n:
34 West 8tb St.
Pone hlackl 117.
EIcccric.Gas.Water
WiIIamatt8 Valley Co
E. C. Guiliford
Feed crd Livery,
Boarding Stables
New Floor Hooni New
Kulilier Tire Turnouts.
Fall Creek Stage Line.
101) West th Sirei't.
. I'lione Main
A. C. :NArHkWii
General Teaming
Concrete, Gravel, Building
Sand and ift.cd excavation
earth for sale
Phone Black 28! I
or call at 345 W 4 th.
I ORPHEUM
Plumbing
Under Entirely New ManagemeD- p
I.. ncir.HAM pjt a r. val and ER'4' 1 -zLl
- To-Night and AH Week
THE EMPIRE STOCKS
..... ;( Presenting; all week .
1 the 'great NeYork Comedy So
ii
Ulustratedsongs between acts
the greatest-of Moving Pictu f
"UncJe Tom's Cabin
r- . .. . - SAturdJVsTttff
v.uaiain rises i u y
Admission 10c and 2oAserveO
To Our
(-ustorners
One 11V the UiisthBs.ei
in uie cm native.
This urtiole las nnujina,
cf interest to every liowlay
erer. If Is a' (lust pi 91,
date and a cnilit tn ernrbw
HOW TO ca IT.
l'hiuie us a cull for pa
PMiiiiiry wiii-k and Ml a
brin a dust nan, uni 1
deliver one to you If
rluirf.' "
FISHER LAl'NDRYCi
I'hone Main G.1.
Xo children neej.au
none win no given out air
We sell
the best lines
' " of
H
Staple and Fancj
Groccrie
In our new loca
tion we insure
prompt service
and courteous
treatment. Try
us with a slure
ofyourpatrcruje
104 West EijS
OliUil
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Millionaire
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:.sa;:tu 10s; 22r. 3,111,1:1 39 J Said in Eugene by IV. L. Delano