Eugene daily guard., July 10, 1908, Image 4

.. ."" THE ECCK-VK DAILT GUARD, FRin.tV. JL'LV1IIH
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We
Have
i ND almost decided to discontinue our half-page advertise-.
ik merit, since the ad. or something, else has brought us al
most more business than we can care for. However, on second
thought, we concluded to increase our facilities and care for all
orders offered, and are prepared to do this to our mutual satis
faction, we believe.' No one can give' you better prices, grades
and delivery of first-class Lumber and Shingles.
The
Booth-Kelly Lumber Go,
1 4 East 8th Street, Eugene, Oregon.
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WILL BUILD
GOVERNMENT
PHONE LINE
WIHKK WILL UK HTlll'Nd HtOM
UW F.I.I. TO IIIM.'M It.V.NCII,
TWKSTV-KH1IIT MILKS, THIS
Nl'MMKII i. V. ItKllMOM)
HT.tllTS OIT TODAY TO IIKOIX
WOHK
(V F. lli'diiiond, an eporl In tele
phone construction work, arrived In
Kugene tnini Portland with his fam
lly a few days ago and left this
morulnc fur Lowell to begin work nn
the government telephone Una from
that place In llklt's ranch, a distance
of IS mill town,! th tuiniiilt (it
th Cascade mountains, lie wa. ac
companied bjr Deputy Forest Huper
ylaor J. Harvey, nf (hi city, who
will direct (tin beginning ot the
work.
Th preliminary work nf building
thti lln, .urn aa purchasing the ma
terial and Imallng the route, wa
aon. lax year, aud now actual eon
U run Ion o( the lino between Lowell
and Ilia Hill ranch IU bo done. It
wai announced, liy The (luard
oral muni h aao that a lino would he
built by the internment In assist the
forest service In ll work from Low
ell arm., the umnilt of the moun
talna to runner) with a ll.io from
I'nhevllle and other Kattern Onuani
lowna, thua giving direct telephone
connection from Kugene to thoe
point..
The new line may be iimd by thi
public In conjunction with tha cor
poratlnn It lien connecting at Lowell 1
and Ihu several polnta In Crook coun
ty. The work of pushing the Una!
ac.rM the uininlt will prnbnbly be I
dona next year. All of tills work la I
under the direct aupervlslon of Su
pervisor C. H. Selti, whoao office la
this city.
Supervisor Held says thn work of
bulldlnK the trnll from McKvniln
llrldge, along the mtmnilt of thn
mountains, to the north fork of the
Willamette river nt llox Canyon, a
dlatunce of seven mllea, will begin
In a ahnrt time nnd will be complet
ed some time durliiK the summer.
These Improvements are nil for the
benefit of the forest service. There
are mw H or Id men nt work In this
rapacity In the Oisi'iido east of here
under the direction of the Kugene
otllce.
NAVAJO INDIANS
ON WARPATH
lllshoe. Aril, July 10.
An uprising of Niivnloea In
New Mexico la reported.
Thirty soldiers with machine
guns have 'been dispatched
from Fort llnacuch to Fori
Wlnitnte, to aid the troopa
stationed there. No details
are obtainable.
WOOD S.WVIMl
(iaaollne power, by V. V. Moore
phone Ked 3SSS. Orders large or
small will be appreciated.
PAVING GREW AT
WORK ONCE MORE.
"IHH'K" HK1NU LAID ON OAK
tfTKKKT 1IK.TWKKX KAST SKV.
KNTH AMI KAHT NINTH
Once more the Warren Construc
tion Company la laying paving
"dope" oil Kugcne'a streets. After
completing the Kast Klvventh street
contract over two weeks ago the
dope crew nnd mixing plant have
been Idle until thla morning, when
the work of paving Oak street be
tween Kuat Seventh and Knat Ninth
was commenced. After Oak street Is
finished up Ollvii alreet will he
worked on. nml then come the short
stretches on West Tenth and West
Klevellth streets. The city council
has ordered the park streets paved,
and they will coino next. It Is not
known whether or not nuy more pav
ing, aside from that mentioned, will
be done thla summer, but It la prob
able that some action will be taken
soon on a number of other streets on
which the property owners have ob
jected to the pavement.
w. o. w.
The Woodmen of the World and !
Women of Woodcraft will hold a j
Joint Installation of officers Friday i
evening. July 10, at W. O. W. halL
All Woodmen are urged to be pres
ent. ' I. P. INMAN', C. C.
McMURPHEY NEGOTIATES
FOR BIG WHEAT RANCH
, .COFFEE
is perishable, it ought to
be kept in tight packages,
not exposed to air.
Tour srocr rehirni Tour mossy If sou doal
Ul. Schilliot's Beit; wo par blot
Kl'OKNK MAN MAY Ill'V 900.ACKK
I'LACK AT CONDON, IN KAST
KltN OKKUON DKAL NOT YET
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Pcptiron PillsK!,r
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LISTENING TO
THE LATEST
soik-, story, or composition, Is
a pleuie you can alas en
joy wl'h one of our phono
Kraphs. It tun, l, he. a whole
concert r tbe thinas u
want to hear ll.aid the new
re...rd, )ef Thm cme aud
ll"li 11 to l he m Wh.-V. mi
hear them ou l .,.,, Uoin.
and of , ..m. the ph.u.os! aph'
to play lb. in it h. Imu t t .t
iniii h to eu rue
EUCENE GUN .CO.
Phn Black I 1 1 MWIUmrt$,r,
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At the l,eueral hospital In Kugene
July 10. 190S, Charlea llowen, of
Cottage Drove, aged 78 yeara, of asth
ma and pneumonia. The bodv will
he taken to Cottage drove on the
:35 train tonight and will be bur
led there Sunday. The deceased
leaves a daughter In Seattle, a son In
Montana, a son and two daughters
In Wisconsin. II,. came to Oregon
from Minnesota sr. years ago, nnd
waa for many years section foreman
for the Southern Pacific Conipanv
at Latham. In the southern end of
l.ane county. In early days he fol
lowed the occupation of a sailor,
and has been employed bv various
railroads In nearly all parts of the
I'nlted Statea. He was a member of
the Knlghla of I'uhl
taite liroo.
Six miles west of Kugene. Julv S
lt"S. l.eonl. the twcyearuld daugh
ter of Mr a;.d Mrs Noah Chrrsten
er. The f'ln.-ai was held todav at
'!,. m "l!h 'niTment In the Oak
lllll cemetery.
At Point Terrace. July , 19il Ce
el! Sweet a ploaeer of the lower Si
uslaw valley, aged ,e.trs.
CASTOR I A
For Infant, and Children.
Tin Kind You Hare Alwajs Bought
What Slinll We Have Kor I tiwrl '.'
Try .IKI.L-O, the dainty, appetis
ing, economical dessert. Can be
prepared Instantly simply add boil
ing water and serve when cool. Flav
ored Juat right: perfect in everv wv
;A 10c package makes enough desert
for a large family. All grocers sell
It. lon t accept substitutes. JF.U,-0
complies with all pure food laws: 7
flavors: l.emon. Orange, Kasp
berry, Strawberry, Chocolate, Cherrv,
Peach.
Cold boiled ham Bandwlehes, fine
aa silk, at White's restaurant lie
alO
HI MJ ANis' CAItllOljIO 8AL.VK
WITH AUN1CA and WITCH HA7KI,
Th best salve m the world for cuti,
bruises, aores, ulcers, salt rheum, tet
ter, chapped hands and all akin erup
tions. Guaranteed to give satisfaction
or money refunded. Sold by Linn
Drug Co. Wllllama Mfr Co.. Drop..,
IF YOV KXKW
The merits of the Texa. Vonder
you would never suffer from kidney
bladder or rheumatic trouble. II a
bottle (two muui'ii.' trestir.er.t1 sold
by p. J. Hull, or by mail. Send for
testimonials. r K w Hall 29"S
Olive street. St. Louts. '
Condon. Or., July 9. Two of the
I biggest laud deals made here for sev
jeral mouths were effected this week
i by K. Cumin and J. O. McElrod. One
If the buyers is U. McMurphey, ol
, Kugene, who takes possession oi the
j Skuily ranch, situated one mile north
of town, for the consideration of
mill. 1 ne ranch is well cultivat
ed and is now rented to William Hu
bert, and Is all in crop, one-tnird of
which went to Lie purchaser. The
other ranch was the Wester place.
near I lent, which was bought by S.
C. Dodson, of this city, for the con
sideration of 16,40(1.
; The prices paid for the ranches
demonstrate that tillliam county land
Is valuable and that the wheat in
i terests have not received a crushing
iblov on account of reports ot poor
j crops In some sections of the county.
Mr. McMurphey, when shown'the
I dispatch this morning, stated that the
deal is not yet completed, but that
negotiations are being made for the
lana. He expects to make a trip
there soon and something definite
will then he known about the mat
ter. The ranch contains over 900
acres, more than S00 acres being in
wheat.
AUTO - LIVERY
We have a fine 7-passenger 30 H. P.
White Steamer
to hire by day or hour
Expert driver furnished
EUGENE GUN CO.
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r .TTTT7,.,Mn
The llulck auto are the heat Se
K. II Wray about them. He can be
found with the Kugene Transfer Co.,
phone Ked 1101. t
Itll.l.MlllK ftltOTHFKS
j cor an aiiw of draying and ex
press iiouse phone He.1 JTii- e.
flee, lllaok tl I.
Monarch range
trial J. W. Kar,
Thirty days' free
F ir. Co tf
Hears th.
8inmi. 01
.r1",'.""1"' vr.cnlne Cnmpknv.
" Willamette street, l-hone Ked
HM.
Hii a pack.ii;.. nf
tlln.T fr
Price Jjc
We'll Crow" fer-
q''"' r.-s.'s or card"n.
Chambers Hardware Co.
NEW TODAY
White's restaurant for i.,
square meal. 211 cents.
lleatllli; furnace hrl.-v ,,n r ...
Hon stone for sale cheap bv First
National Hank.
Fl'HNISHKIl HOl'SF. FOR RFNT
From July 1 , s.'ptember 1
Apply before Thnrsdav to Mr M
K Watson. 3- K.ist Klevemh
strevt. Terms reasonable. jn
KOYAL ANN CHF.URIKS-You ra
pick your own fine Koval nn
cherries from vigorous tre,-s com
nienclng Monday morning for two
cents a pound. Step ,ad,,rs .
Mded. (,0 out vned
graded street through Blair street
"adjolg'" 'he l'-",h"' "JJ-
LOST-A black folding ladle,' ,
" I"'"": lst on the road be,",,",
.-...iiiineiu and Kugene
ncc on Mrs, National nank ,
h ' " 'P. Kh!"" hank c
t . ' "in.toii.rt Freeman
-. mi ...in one 110 ,w
Pieces. 1 , n:Vl
'"! I'.'". Finder
this ofke and receive reward
On.
fo
The GRAND..
PR.OGR.AMME
Wanted a Maid
Troubles of a Flirt
Poacher's Wife
Give Me Back My Danny
Peggy's Portrait
...SONGS...
"The Bird on Nellie's Hat"
"Killarney."
Matinee To Day 3 p. m.
Evening Performance 7:43 and 9 p.
ALL C1TATC
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tugene Poultry Store
Guaranteed Eggs
auKS alwav: nn j
02 East Ninth Street
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Phone Main 645
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