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COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONES and Records Disc and Cylinder HILL'S GUN STORE The Homa of the 25c Gold Moulded Record 513 Willamette St. ..Guns., We have a complete line of Savage, Winchester and Remington Guns, don't fail to see our stock before selecting your rifle. Try a box of the New HOXIL CARTRIDGES. Re member one Hoxil shot kills. No loss or waste of aine if you use the Hoxil shells ask to see them. Our Pine Lir.e of Patterson Hammacks must go. Our Holiday Goods are arriving daily and we must have room. $5.50 Hammocks $3.75 $4 Hammocks $2.75 $2 Hammocks $1.50 WHILE THEY LAST fXVf FOR City Properties No. 10 1 lot, II 0 x 1 r fl foot. Price, rJ.K;. No. 12. fi-room house West Sixth Hi root; lot till 2-.NxlllO root. Priru HCMIMI. Kl. OA I..... I.. ,1 .11 I .... .ii. ;.- u kiih ill viiunn iiiiiiiiiijii. 1'rli'ii filii.V No. 21 l.ol on North Lawrence street. Price, isa.i. No. 43 Now house mill burn, West Ninth Htroot. Price, V.KiiMI. Ono acre In lllnlr uililltlon. Price, IO(l. No. fill Ono block western part of Eugene, near Eleventh street. Price, No. 7.1 Two fnlt-Hltml Iota East Eugene, l'rlco, $7AO. No. 7.ri Now 7-room house on paved Blrcct; sire of lot llil 4-fixHIU; very flno location. Price, $17.1(1. No. 7 0 7-room house, plastered ; good well; tiiiru; aotno fruit, Price, I on. No. SI -3 loin WokI Ninth street; $tiiio, or."iM, union each. No. S7 Now fi-room house; good barn; -twn unfinished room up stairs, l'rlco. :IOO(i. No. R9--I.nl . 7, 8. west urt of town, Price. I,V. Wholn lil.H-k on College Mill. Price. 1 100. Farm Lands No. 3 lf4 acres good laud four nilloa from Eugene. 7cJ ht acre. No. 4 10 aeroa gtirdonlnud; ono set to cherries, eight plow luiul; four- Many Others, Call and See HOWE & BOUY 542 Willamette Street NIIIUNKItS . n I I il r" 'X I ' - " ' 1 fAi (I A l V W. M. GREEN. DEAL GROCER 6 1 Willamette St. SUBSCRIBE FOR IKE DAILY Records Cases Horns and Needles i Hammocks and Croquet Sets to go at COST SALE room house, woodshed, bnrn; fenced I'hlckon tight; GVSi iiiIIob out. Price No. 5 0(1 acres noiir CroBwoll: no In r ill 1 1 viit lin ; good 7-room Iioubo: good fencing; you ii k orchard of AO Iroua; enough llnihor for riruwuuil. l'rlco, $lliil(.. No. 7 241 acres below Coburg; hoimo mill burn unci outbuildings; cro) hops with tho (ilaco; V4 down, balance on time, l'rlco, $IO,(IO. No. 11 280 S8-10II nrroa, pasture a till haylnnd. l'rlco, SV-iU per acre. No. 23 3.1 4 Heron near Coburg; this Ih ii flno grain fnnn; very flno farm hoimo; barn not bo good, l'rlco, W.Vt M-r acre. No. 30 195 norea near Cruawoll. Price, $1!0 kt acre. No. 3 2 24 4 acres three nilloa from Eugene; good liiiuao of eight roonia; 4(1 acrea In cultivation, bul anco In piiHluro anil limber; walor piped to boiiHo; aulijeel to leaao Oc tober 1, lSUMi. Price, .K10O. No. 3.1 lids acres on McKonzio; fine pasture hind. Price, IddllMd. No, 37 1(10 acres west S miles; house and barn. Price. :lii nv acre. No. 61 4 42 7 7-1 (HI acres 8 miles somh of llrownsvillo; good eight room liiiuse; (wo callle barns; one goat house; hog house; chicken and wood houses: wagon Bhed: water piped to house; plenty of fruit; 40 acres In cultivation. Price. ..1()(ill. No. f3 r0 acres of timber, suita ble (or wood rant Ii. Price, tsl'J.KI. No. "( 2MI acres north of Junc tion; IT'i acres in cultivation; bnt nace in limber and pasture; all fenc ed; old orchard; eight-room house; blacksmith alio pan it tools; 100 head of sheep; running water. Price, per iicrc. HKM1I.MB A Few of Our Table Delicacies ihnuM b In your elost't or jmnlry at alt Him. Tht-n If inn iruni t fiiiif'nu.t i tuin'tt yuu ' rt' n! t aught uniut'tircil. Ytu T1 run u-t nut h tltitntv Inn. Timi Jl !ih. iHiulti y or nu ats In ft tVw minuti. itiul tlm uphold your r.'putaHon tin Imsniailty. Com uf i ht'tt f thu uiiu'iTy affords. GUARD, 50 CTS. PER MONTH 1 EUGENE FORECAST OF NEXT WEEK'S NEWS GIVEN IN BRIEF Washington. S-pt. D. The annual holiday dedicated to organized labor will be observed throughout the country Monday In the customary manner, with parades, apeech-mak-lng and outdoor festivities. William J. Hryan will spend the week In the Middle West. At Chi cago on Monday he will be the speak er at a Labor Day demonstration un der the auspices of the Injunction Itcform l-eague. The Injunction plank in the Democratic national platform will be the subject of Mr. Hryan'a ad dress. He will remain In Chicago the following day, to consult with the nitlonal committee and other party leaders In regard to the final details of the campaign work. Wedneaday he will Hpeak before tho Democratic state convention of Illinois at Peo ria, on which occasion John W. Kern and Adlal K. Stevenson will also be heard. Mr. Bryan will divide the remainder of the week Between Illi nois and several of the neighboring states. Mr. Taft, refreshed by a week of recreation at Middle Mass Island, will go to Cincinnati, where he planB to spend the greater part of the time between now and election. An entire floor at. the Slnton hotel has been re served for the use of the candidate and his campaign aides, which fact Is taken as an Indication that he doeB not intend to remain idle during the two months he will spend in his home city. An interesting political conteit t hat has agitated the state of Wash ington for several months past will culminate Tuesday in a general state primary, the first to be held in that stale. Nominations will be made for I'ulted States senator, members of congress and all state and county of ficers. As Washington Is a Republi can stale by Rome .10,000 majority. It is taken for granted that the Repub lican nominations are equivalent to election. United States Senator Levi Ankeny Is a candidate for re-election, an dls opposed by Congressman Wes ley L. Jones, who Is reported to have a good chance of success. Governor Mead Is a candidate for re-election, and his principal opponent on the Republican side U ux-Governor Mo llrlde. The Democratic primariea In Brooklyn on Tuesday will be watched with keen Interest, as the result Is expected t o show tho relative stregnth between "Doss" Murphy and Senatiy McCarren, tho arch-enemy of the Tammany leader In the hitter's efforts to control the Kings county 1 Democracy. I ' Tho Republican state convention In Connecticut will be held Wednes day and Congressmon George A. Lll- ley. of submarine Investlgatln" fame, now seems nssured of the nom ination for governor. Other political events of the week will be the Democratic state conven tion In Montana and tho state con ventions of Illinois Republicans, Pro hibitionists and Democrats to rnt I'v the recent primary results anil adopt pint forms. , Tho second annual congress of the Playground Association of America will assemble In New York Tuesday for a session of four days. The con gress will bring together the mayora, park, school and health officers of the chief cities of the Cited States and leading educators and plav ex perts, with the Idea of stimulating every clly In the country to innk i ad equate playground provisions for lta population. The Aiiiertcnn 1,,, 1 1 l,,ul,l,, fi....t ...,n arrive at Albany. West Austialla. aiMiut the middle of the week, and will remain there six weeks to take coal. Albany la a small place, (he population being about 4000. but Re cording to ndvlces received from there the town Is plai ning to do Its share In euteriaiiiiug ;he An, oilcan visit. us. Kuropean event i of the week thi.t will be of lntere.it ti Amcih.m read era will bo the ne;lni; of the fortv first annual llrltfei Trades-Ci.lon Congress, 1 V.utl igti -m, the six teenth ItitenintlonH congi-es of ma chinists, which will hoi I Pa -.iivialona at the University of Vienna, tho first lilt lirtlllt 1.1 11 II I l,l,-..tai f.... IV... .......... hut iriitn. slon of adiilterailoii if jlimeutiry anil pnarmnceutica! product., u' Ge neva, and tho hucnaris: congress at london. The las:-nauie.l gathering Is apoken of as the gi-M-eal Catholic event tor centur!- in Kngland. It will be attended bv eminent "ath ollc prelatea from all pa ts of the world. Consplcu ris among the Amer icans present will be Cardinal Gib bons, of Baltimore. AT THK ;UAI The program at the Grand for to night Is made up mostly of comedy, and no doubt will please the many patrons of the theatre. It will be found In another column. Mr. Bums has Installed one of the latest Kdlann picture machines, using it for the first lime Wednesday night. This new Inn-Mil Ion of Edison's la In keep ing with the many useful inventions that has made hl name famous the world over. Kodol will, without doubt, make oor stum.tch jtr. ng and will almost Instant Iv re;. u of .ill the symp toni of I ii ,1 ices i.oi i:..i a i,.o,i.. ..r I It today. II is sold here by all drug- gis: s. 11--atlns furnace, nrlek and founda tion stone for sale cheap bv Elrt N itlon.il Bank Cir fre.h c.ooioil tn! received O'HAMHEUS HARDWARE CO. DAILY CCAHI), SATIBDAV. SEPTEMBER 5. 1008 GUARD'S FINE O -PREMIUM HAPS HAVE ARRIVED The Guard has received by express samples of its fine premium wail rharta. consist- Ing of the latest map of Ore- gon. of the United States and foreign countries. These charts are nicely mounted, lithographed on heavy var- nlshed paper, and contain as much valuable Information as an ordinary atlas. All subscribers of the Dally Guard, served by carrier. who pay t'l 50 for six months In advance, get one of these map-charts free. All mail subscribers of the Daily Guard who pay JJ.00 (special offer), for one year in advance, are entitled to the premium as well aa W eek- ly Guard subscribers who pay a year In advance. Call and see them. BUY ONLY BROOMS MADE IN EUGENE Eugene needs manufacturers and la advertising for them, but the peo ple will find that there is something else to do to get them than to merely wish for them. The town must sup port them or they will be slow in coming. Now some time ago a broom factorv was established here. The merchants promised that if they would establish such an Industry here they would use their brooms In profere.nce to outside makes. Nevertheless, at the present time they are coming Into the freight, office dally shipments of outside brooms. The local factory supplies all the smaller towns of Lane county Coburg, Springfield, Mapleton and Ulorenco, for instance, using nearly exclusively Eugene brooms. The local merchants cannot be altogether blamed, as they have to supply pub lic demands. The people are to blame. Every housewife should call for and Insist upon a "made in Eu gene" broom, when she buys. This Is the best way to boost. One at first may not see it. hut . nevertheless, these manufacturers will not be too thtse manufacturers will not be too enthusiastic In advising other pros pective capitalists In Investing here when they have not the support of the town. Don't forget, use "made in Eu gene goods. COW FKED. Alfnlfa meal. At Ba!ie7's, Tenth and Willamette streets. Phone Red 1521. Kodol will, in a very short time, ennlile the stomach to do the work it should do, and the work it should do Is to digest the food you eat. it makes the stomach sweet and it is pleasant to take. It Is sold here by SUnSCHIIlE FOR TUB GUARD. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND PROPERTY OWNERS Notice la hereby given that pursu ant to t,he terms of Ordinance No. 778, passed by the common council August 13th. 1908. as amended hv Ordinance no. 7S2, passed by the common council ot the cltv of Eu gene August 3 1st, bids will be re ceived by the street committee of the council In the office of the city re corder of the city of Eucene until 7:30 o'clock p. in. on Monday. Sep- temner utn. I DOS, Tor the Improve ment of Eighth street, from the east side of Charnelton street west to the east line of Monroe street In il... i... of Eliuene bv the ennui -,..i I,... .. '. meni rurning along both sides of said street and by the paving of said street by paving the same between snld points with hltullthtc, asphalt or other hard surface pavement in accordance with plans and specifica tions therefcr now on file in the of fice of t!ie city recorder. Bidders are required to suite the price In detail In accordance with the specifications, and on the form pre pared by the city engineer. Separato contracts will he awarded to the lowest bidder for the construc tion of said curbing; for the paving and for the drainage, t.he said Im provement shall be completed within iiiuety days from the date of letting the contract therefor. The work to be done under the su pervision of tho street committee and to be approved by them. An ap proved bond will be required of each contractor for the faithful perform ance ot tho contract. A certified check In a sum equal to five per cent of the amount bid, payable to J. D. Matlock, Mayor, is required to accompany each bid. The street committee reserves the right to re ject any and all bids. By order of the common council It. S. RRYSON. Acting Recorder. Dated September 2nd. 1!0S Notice- to CnMitor. Notice is hereby given thi;. In ar. order of the County Court oi Lane County. Oregon, duly made and en tered of record on the 2nd .lav (,f September, l"0S. the undersigned was duly appointed admlnVrntir of the estate of l.uella A Peaiiody. in censed. All persons hivlns claims analnst said estate are Vv..!,.- !.,-, fled to present them wl.'i :'oe ,-o;,-v.-uchers to the undor-u:i. 1 at i', law office oT Wood,-oca .v l'o-,.r ,, Eunotie. Oregon, wphlu s :n.,n:h. froui the date of this noti v Dated this 3rd day of S'ptemVr 1'.' i' V O O RICIIAKD UA.sTuv AdMiinUtrator of the K.'.i.o 1 V Pe.lbo.lv. d cms,' ! W I.,.ck l;:er. a:-or - w I. -Lite. In J, a ' fcfc iHUiasl 0 Mr. Young Man, if yon want style that is up to the minute, shape and fit that we permanent, and that dash of snappineM that u plainly different from clothing store stock suits, Have Ed. V. Price & Co. make your clothes to order. As representa tive of these famous Chicago tailors, we are showing 500 fine Fall fabrics, many of which are exclusive and all of which are the very latest in design. They will Make Your Clothes from your selection of goods and style, with any ideas suggested by your personal tastes, and the cost to you will be very moderate when ordered through us. Have us take your measure today. Look at fabrics 4751, 4759, 4823, 4840, 4844 and style ideas 516, 517 and 540. Men Notice to Contractors and. Proierty Owners. Notice Is hereby given that pur suant to the terms of Ordinance No. 781, passed by the common council of the City of Eugene, August 31st, 1 SOS. bids will be received by the Street Committee of the Council In the office of the City Recorder of the City of Eugene until 7:30 o'clock p. m., on Monday, September 14th, J 908, for the Improvement of Twelfth street between Lawrence and Jef ferson streets. In the City of Eu gene, by grading and graveling the same in iiccordance with the plans and specifications therefor now on file in the office of the City Record er. Bidders are required to state the price In detail in accordance with the specifications. Separate contracts will be awarded to (he lowest bidder for the grading and for the gravel ing of said street. The earthwork to be completed within thlrtv dnvs and the graveling within forty-five days .rom tne date of letting the contracts therei'o.v The work to he done under the supervision of the Street Committee and to be approved by hem. Ar approved bond will be required for the faithful performance of the con tract. A certified check in u sum equal to five per cent of the nmount nm, payatile to J. I). Mattock, Ma yor, Is required to accompany' each bid. The Street Committee reserves the right to reject any and all bids: By order of the Common Council R. S. BRYSO.V. Act'g Recorder. Dated at Eugene, Oregon, Sept 3rd 190S. RiiminoHi. In the Circuit Court of the State of ior ino l ounty of J. A. Meore, Plaintiff. 1 vs. I Wiunle 11-fwre rw.ni..,... 1 T MJ",Bl,J MMr' U"i ab0" named U the name of the Stat of Oregon you are herebv .,n. j - "i.'nm in appear jnd answer th. plaintiffs complaint fl d against you is the above efltl- sun. oa or hefore six ePfY? ' IV 1",mm,"'. htch date M first publication Is Thursdar .. fiJ6.J!,.,,"', rn., are hereby ml r In th, mih complaint. tc-wt-Kr a seere. declaring the mar-' ;aln Iff ,nd defendant , he forever .!t-lved. and that plalmlff have a .11- "- - a weeks. In t, in,l d. by order of Hon I. T ! r M.1.:e ot the aW . ,., ''J ''-' --:.l etd.r is ,!,.' ' WII.!.; M ; V Buy at Polders 3C Notice of Administrator's Sale Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned, Essie Ricknian, adminis tratrix of the estate of J. H. Rick man, deceased, by virtue of an order of the probate court of Lane county, Oregon, dated the 276h day of Au gust, 190S, will sell the following de scribed real property belonging to said estate, to-wit: The SE Vt and the SEYt of the SWV, of Section 11; the N Mot NE and the NV of Section 14; and the E of NE Vi of Section 15, all In Township IS. S. R. 4 W., containing S20 acres of land, in Lane county, Oregon, at pub lic auction for cash to the highest bidder at the west door of the court house In Eugene, Oregon, on the 2Sth day of September, 190S, at the hour of 1 o'clock p. m., and If no satisfac tory bid is received therefor, I will after said time sell the same to the highest bidder for cash at private sale. Dated this' 27th day of August, 190S. ESSIE RICKMAN. Administratrix. SOTICK TO CONTRACTOHS AND PROPERTY OWNERS Xotice is hereby given that pursu ant to the terms of Ordinance No. 785, passed by the common council of the city of Eugene August 31st. 1908, bids will be received by the street committee of th cominr.n eouncil in the office of the city re corder of the city of Eugene until 7:30 p. m. on Monday, September 14, ISO'S, for the Improvement of the alley between Sixth and Seventh streets from Willamette street to the alley east 160 feet. In the city of Eu gene, by paving the same between said points with bitulithlc, asphalt or other hard surface pavement In accordance with plans and specifica tions therefor now on file in the of fice of the city recorder. Bidders are required to state the price in detail In accordance with the specifications, and on the form pre pared by the city engineer. Separate contracts w ill he awarded to the lowest bidder for the construc tion, paving and for the drainage, the said improvement shall be completed within ninety days from the date ol letting the contract therefor. The work to be done under the su pervision of the street committee and to be approved by them. An ap proved bond wilr m required of each contractor for the faithful perform ance of the contract. A certified cheek in a sum equal to five per cent of the amount bid, payable to ' D. Matlock. Mayor, is required t" accompany each bid. The street committee reserves the right to re ject any tjid all bids. By order of the common council. R. S. BRYSON. q Acting Rei pj) ler. Dated at Eugene, Oregon, Septem ber 2d. l:rtS. ( Four Bstloa Nonhy U& Ko. 519. . . Notice of Kini Notice is hereby ct It may concern, thi: executrix of the Heller, deceased, tion and final : Clerk of the Com County. Slate of 0- day of September. court to make u time and place for account, and oh! anv. and the court September, 1 90S. fixing the 8th in at the hour of !')( noon of said dar the County Coon County Court Hoii hearing objections count, and to sb" final account sooc. and said eiefotru said estate closed- MARY EUAEi I. X. Harbauji, Estat. NOTICE T" OWN ami rm Notice i? h"1? ant to We ' S,A hr :b of the city of Esfj 1 90S. mis ' . ...mmttt the office of tt B citv ol Mam'. m.' m. on MondW- .... .h. tfflt enth street from ff1, street In the ntr J: construction olf noui '- . . nff IS accordance..- lions tnervo - , ( ciV .. .. r. m- tiiiui'i . price in detail i. . sp.cifi.a"''":, p,r, d by XJ to the b"f h':; .-.-ri far?1" and Mr '"' 7,1 ;,r ivement di" """ '' fierr !o be ... ..-.,A bond ' ' nr- in l 3 , , -v ;.n;i sr.y ,rV, A'.torn.-v !':..::i:if :.hcrlr tor tlte aQv i.Ultli o 'O
