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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1908)
o I ----- - - s.-a Stove Free httlea stove that will boil, bake and cook one in the kitchen. It will go to the little . .. t k m4m rf rittrriiir. febawtne wsi f" tat will be held at our store on a date to be Watch our advertisements. .. i;h1c o-irl quests at that time. Itipeciing ui"7 - l0ne of them? If so, come to our store today ular of instructions and your number. M want to see the "Buck's" junior range and jinour window, too, wme ioaay. jnpbell-Fellman Co., tHE HOUSEFURNISHEfcS M Is 6ood - Cor, Eighth & Olive Streets QSBURNS BUY LOT FOR A FINE HOTEL HIIIDING Q ""i v orinn. .,. . M m a I. titos COAL MINERS O o o o o o .0 nixes KKsiiiKXri-; i-iuh-iktv AT KAST Klf;HTll AM) I'KAIil. SKtTHKIl KOIt $is,oimas A KltOXTAtii; Ol' 11, n.KT ON KKiilTll AM) Kio JI:KT ()N l'KAItli 5 r' ani M". W. F. Osburn. who conduct the Hoffman Horn todav purchased of Eli Banss the residence property on the northeast corner of ,n ,Li??th and Pea' streets and will build a fine hotel there some time In the future. The purchase price Is 115,000. This Is a splendid location for a hotel, and Mr. and Mrs. Osburn have been endeavoring to secure the lot for that purpose for the past vear and a half. The lot has a frontage of 114 feet on East Eighth street and 160 feet on Pearl. Tbey will make the hotel one of the finest on the coast, with all modern appointments, and win be one of which Eugene will be proud. It Is not stated Just when the building will be erected, but It is probable that It will be some time next year. ABOUT TO STRIKE MINISTER WU TALKED TOO MUCH Pekjn, Aug. 31. The Chi- nese government is consider- 1 Ing the recall of Wu Tlug Fang, minister to Washini;- ' ton, on account of recent disclosures on his part be- lleved to have been Indlscree'.. 1, ft TEST C P. BARNARD EARL McNUTT NGS LIVERY CO. kry, Feed, Stage and Sales Stables Cabs Always Ready first diss Turnouts of All Descriptions ..STAGES.. AGEIeivaEunne . EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE i;ado not call at A daily itagt leavcsEugeneat 6 a. m, 1 but will call lor for Maoleton. close connection bv ltd tin day before. steamer for Florence and Acme LiveryjPhone Main 2 1 Washington, Aug. 31. Minister Wu said he had heard nothing about his being recalled, and smilingly add ed that he did not care If he was. He said his only Indiscreet speeches or interviews were some he never made or gave out. He understands that some Japanese papers have stated he has been indiscreet, and should be recalled. If he is recalled Wu's retirement , will cause regret and surprise on part ot the American government. COFFEE There is a time for good tea, and a time for good coffee; there is no time for poor either. Your rroeer returns your money U 7 on dos't like Schilling Best: we par him Hutte, Aug. 31. It Is stal ed that representatives of the coal operators and the mi:,ni men employed in their n -u-s in Wyoming have been nib ble to reach an agree. and the miners will be u:.!.r i.l to strike at 6 o'clin k :.--iiiultt. Tlie only pivs-,1,,; tr a settlement lies in Pres ident Lewis, of the Mine workers who has made no re ply to the telegram of the operators charging the miners with having broken faith and asking further consideration before a strike is called. GREATEST OF CROWDS AT MELBOURNE Melbourne, Aug. 31. The enor mous crowds that turned out to wit ness the formal entry of the Ameri can sailors today proved loo much lor the Princess bridge, which spans the Yara river and forms the main approach to the city proper. Several were slightly Injured In the Jam. Keplying to the speech of we. come of Premier Deakln, Admiral Sperry said that New Zealand's receptljn seemed unsurpassable, but the cli max was reached at Melbourne Closing Out Sale Ends Wednesday Evening, Septem ber 9 th Everything Must Be Sold Every article of this immense stock must be sold by September 9th. This is the greatest bargain ever placed before the people of Eu gene and Lane county. This is your chance of a life time, think of it, every article at less than manufacturers' cost. Wednesday, September 9th Ends the Bon Marche It quits business, every article will be sold at 60 to 75 off the actual wholesale cost. Every article must go and go quick. Don't hesitate, but come now and buy a year's supply. Think of buying Shoes, Clothing, Dry Goods, etc., all at less than a mtrchant can buy them. All must go, our loss is your gain. EIGHT MORE DAYS. THE BON MARCHE 3C 4-19 Oregon 3V EXCURSION TRAINS and special rates to Sept. 14-15 Salem, Oregon 0 egon State Fair and Exposition ..roi HOLD-UP ARTIST GETS NOTHING Last evening about 8 o'clock a young man named Fisher, aged about twenty years, was walking along the sidewalk with a girl friend near the corner of East Thirteenth and Mill streets, when he was confronted by a man with a mask over his face and a pistol In his hand and commanded to throw up his hands. Young Fish er was not slow In complying. His girl friend started to run, but the bold bad highwayman commanded her to stop or he would shoot her full of holes, or words to that effect, and Bhe stopped lnstanter. The high wayman went through the, pockets of the young man, but found: not a cent or anything at all worth taking. With a disgusted grunt he told the couple to go on their way and then disap peared In the darkness. . The, man Is described aa.'belng short and heavy set. ' ' YUONG BILL BRYAN WILL BE MARRIED Milwaukee, Aug. 31. The engage ment of W. J. Bryan, Jr., to Miss Helen Berger, daughter of a promi nent miller of this city, is announced. The ' marriage may not occur this year. The boy who took twelve Edison records from Hull's drug store Sat urday evening without paying for them, is known, lie hud better pay for them and save trouble and ex pense. K- " 1 as Slllger Sew::IR I'.U, Willamette 14 51. There is an Increasing Demand For Young Men and Women who have a PRACTICAL EDUCATION The Eugene Business College has trained many young men and women for responsible positions. If you are inter ested write us for information -:- Fall Term Opens September 7, 1908 Send for Catalog. Address Eugene Business College EUGENE, OREGON Mitc-linn l.ump..n. JeEBinaIrarej;nr I i rec and Best Pacific Coast Pair i 1 a n t 1 : V 5 ; v; n r i" ' i U :'. . .'i F0RG1N ; OF i- I l Ml. r ! mil i' e In U :ervj Boxes Can Be Had in Advance tor the Races CITY ,:) 0 I ) o '-' : i 19. n i i H my Coast Fair f :'ags all completed rj grounds tne iii.cst p?lor thousands pal U to hold meetings Races six days; commence Monday Free evening entertainments McElroy's Band ;.nd Orchestra Prominent men will speak Fancy stock shown daily ;l.i I.. i Ml;.. I ' t.-iii.-iit t'::il I"- -;1U ' rnnsin at Atlantic I'i day of the shnoiinc. th ru I'riiliy, -.In .1- ' 1. 1- in n: was never in; l,m)l liildll I l:l ;. 1 i ' 1 1 r ami wild !! . ' . : ''I' a . i ' i . ' ! ! i i a i 1 1 1 1 1 1 all c '! I " a r ' : i t a slai' ' . 1 " " 1 : i ' 'iii-l. . ! t i i in I a l lis no a in- harmful ilrii:-:; ami lar ui'ii villi f l v hi Hill'lri'il. I I nil. S. i ! I by I. inn Mrni; I'a., ants Ml;-,. To. ilnis., ( ' If vela III! . !l . piPLETE PROGRAM FOR SIX DAYS iwo Great Shows Day and Night Something Doing Every Hour! ( "ain't IM llI'' Tl! Haliiinoi'i'. Auk. HI- ;,' bin to l.iicati' li --- tin' Tii liams r.'fi'lTi-'tl 1" In tli iisjiiiti-h. i. Paired Thousand Oregon People f The Fair and Are Better For It A week of Profit for You! Enjoyment for the Family! Summer School for All! Ites Pfegon I H-19 Low Rates Salem, Oregon Sept. 14-19 M Willlaml Indian Pile Ointment will cure blind, bleeding 'd Itching piles. It absorbs the tumnrs. allayi Itching it once, acts as a poultice, give. Instant relief. Williams' In dian Pile Ointment It prepared for piles and itching of the private part. . , t i. n.,.i rn hv mall SOc ..a tt tin W ami M'8 Co' props.. Clereland. O. 1 f.miiil 1 1 : i i .1 iiadn- : i- ' n : ii i ii la'-lmy al l-llnil ill' Imalay. 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Heptetlllwr - afe 1; ' i.l.KN A N I K It.Si The GRAND PROGRAM Smoking Chimney An Unfortunate Mistake A Fine Easter Egf -Lost On The Plains A Rival Tragedy Artificial Preparation of a Diamond SONCS BY MISS HENDERSHOTT "Could you love a little girl like ine?" "Bye, Bye, Dearie" Matinee Saturday 3 p. m. o Evening Performance r:4and 9 p. ro. qALL SEATS 10c. ,.,..:..., ..M i-iiiiK ma"- CIIAMbKltS IIAltUWAKl-; CO. O o o o I
