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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 17, 1908)
i ru Firk'KE DAILY miAID). rHl'IWlMT. Ban ' p- CONVENTION o 0F. eTJ. The most complete line of Men's Furnishings mi mi 1 r- II UUI1ILI. HUH M '1 ,1 ttIE PEER OF CHILDREN'S COMBINATION SUITS. INCLUDES TWO PAIR PANTS ONE KNICKERBOCKER, ONE PLAIN. THIS stylish Combination suit, with two pairs of knee pants, is guaranteed to stand the hardest wear without rippiag or tearing. The Pants are tapad and sewed twice. The Plain Pants are made with Doable Seat and Knees from seam to seam. Riveted buttons that cau't pull off. All edges are double stitched; cloth scientifically shrunk and sanitarily camphorated to protect It from moths and germs. - . - ... Wearbetter Combination suits give the best value for the least money $5.00 far the suit with extra pants. ALL PATTERNS' ALL STILES ALL SIZW. FOR (ALE BY CT A MI 1TVC 612 WHkmetteSt. J i Jt IN .U VLf I O EUCZMC OHECON FOR City Properties No. 101 lot, 60xlG feet. Prlco, No. 12. B-room house West Sixth trent; lot 68 1-9x160 feet. Price aaooo. No. 20 3 lots In Gross addition. Prlco :tan. No.. 24 -Lot on North Lawrence street, l'rloo, :K!rl., No. 43 Now house and barn, West Ninth streot. Price, ammo. One acre in lilulr addition. Price, tt(H. No. 66 One block western part of Eugene, near Eleventh street. Price, f'JOtK). No. 73 Two full-slsed lots East Eugene. Prlco, $750. No. 75 Now' 7 -room house on paved stroot; slie of lot 68 4-fixl60; ery fine location. Price, $47(10. No. 79 7-room house, plastered; good well; barn; sums fruit. Prlco, $2101. No.: 843 lots West Ninth streot; 91 too, 01200, aiitoo each. No. 87 Now H-room house; good barn; two unfinished rooms up stairs. Prlco, anMM. No. 88 Lots 6. 7, 8, wost part of town. Price, "OBO. Whole block on College Hill Prlco, I4(M. Lands 'arm No. 8 K4 acres good land four miles from 10uku. $7(1 M'r acre. No. 4 10 acres gnrdcnland: tine set to cherries, eight plow Innd; four Many Others, Call and See HOWE & BUOY 542 Willamette Street ..We GRAND., PROGRAM Itiummiy Morse. Ancient llcmlgenr. Iliinuui Vulture. Poor Family's llollibiy. Ilutlir'a MlwU-o. The lliwl (ilue. SONGS BY MISS HENDERSHOTT Wlwt Might llnve lUvn. Illlly l.-nr. iTV" Matinee Saturday 2:30 p. m. Everting Performance 7:45 and 9 p. m. ALL SEATS 10c. For Bedrock Wells and Pure, Whole some Water See J. E. KI LBOHN o Satisfaction Guaranteed 0 Phone 5391 SALE ,. , . I room, hoiiso, woodshed, barn; fenced chicken tight; & Vs miles out. Price aano. , No. 5 68 acres near Creswell; 60 in cultivation; good 7-room house; good fencing; young orchard of 60 trees; enough timber for firewood. Price, 4ttf0. , No. 7241 acres below Cobarg; house and barn and outbuildings; orop goes with the place; down. balunce on time. Prlco, 910,00. . . No. 9 288 88-100 acres, pnsture and hayland. Prloe, $SJ pT acre. . ' No. 23 364 acres near Coburg: this Is a fine grain farm; very fine farm house; barn not so good. Price, 50 per acre. No, 30 196 acres near Creswell. Prlco, auo er acre. . No. 32 244 nitres three miles from Kugonei good house of eight rooms; 40 acres In cultivation, bul snce In pasture and timber; water piped to house; subject to lease Oc tober 1, 1B0. Price, 00(M) No. 36 608 acres on McKenzic; fine pasture land. Price, aoOMO. No. 37 160 acres, west 8 . miles; houBO and barn. Price, .10 per acre. No. 61 442 '77-100 acres 8 ratios south of Urownsvllle; good - sight room huuse; two cattle barns; one goat house; hog house; chicken and wood houses; wagon shed; water piped to house; plenty of fruit; 40 acres In cultivation. Price, 5O00. No. 83 BO ncros of timber, suita ble tor wood ranch, 1 Price, $1250. No. 70 280 acres north of Junc tion; 176 acres In cultivation; bal nnce In timber and pnsture; all fonc ed; old orchard; eight-room house; blacksmith hIio pand tools; 100 bond of sheep; running water. Price, $:I5 ht ncro. 357 High Street Q rTfTVW ; V I iW. i MK9V7 A II I Notice of Kule of WnrinntH Pursuant to authorization duly giv en by the voters of School District No. 4, of Lane county, Oregon, at an election duly held in said district on the second day of May, 1908, the di rectors of said district will Issue and sell the negotiable, interest-hearing warrants of the district to the amount of 115,000. . Bald warrants will be due twenty years after date, payable at the option of the district after ten years from date; will bear Interest at the rate of five per cent per annum, Inferost payable semi-annually, and will be Issued In denominations to suit the purchasers, but In no case less than l&O. The public generully snd each resident of the district In particular may subscribe for said Iwnds or any portion thereof not less than .r0. Subscriptions should be by scaled bids stating the amount of warrants desired and the price that will bo paid therefor, which bids should be deposited with the under signed at his office in the city hall, In Eugene, Or., not later than 7:30 p. m. on the 30th day of September, 1908, at which time and lilace tho di rectors of said district will meet to opon said bids and award said war rants to the blithest bidders therefor Tho directors reserve the right to re ject any ana an Dids. FRANK REISNBR. District Clerk School district No. 4, Lane County, Or. Eugene, Or., Sept. 10. 1908. Administrator's Notice to Creditors Notice Is hereby given that George ii. nooerts nas Deen appointed ad ministrator of the estate of John M Itoborts, deceased, by an order of the county court of Lane county, State of Oregon, on the 2 6th day of Au gust, isus, and notice Is hereby given Hint s.11 persons havlnx claims aculnst snld estate are hereby notified to pre sent tho same to said administrator lit his home on tho corner of west Seventh nnd Jefferson streets, Eu gene, Oregon, duly verified as re quired by law, or at tho la woffico of I. N. Hnrbnugli, nt Room & over the t Irst .National Hank, Eugene, Oregon, within six months from tho date of the first publication of this notice. Dated tills 26th day of August 190S. GEORGE H. ROBERTS, Administrator. I. N. HARDAUGII, Attorney for Estnte. i (iimnltnn's Hale t Honl Proiiertr Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned, guardian of Henry A. Mil ler, a minor, will sell at nubile auc tion, to the highest bidder, all of the right, title and interest of the said minor, said Interest bnlux an uudl vlded one-sixth Interest, as nn heir- at-law of W. S. Miller, deceased. In the following described real proper ly: ino west half or tho northwest quarter nud tho northeast quurter of tho northwest quarter of Section Six, In Township Twenty-one. south of Range Taree west, containing 120 acres. In Lane county, Oregon. Said sale will bo held at the hour of 1 o'clock p. m. on Saturday, the 19th dar of September, 1 SOS, at the southwest door of the l.sne county courthouse, In Eugene, Oregon. The said sale will be held by vlr- tue of the authority and direction of lh. . 1 ..... .wun,t ll'Ull i.niie riiiiiuy, Oregon, contained In that certain or der of the said court dated August 10, 190S, and duly entered of record In Probate Court Journal Vol, 10, at pago 334 thereof. 8A11RA E. MILLER, Uuardlan of Henry A. Miller, a Minor. WALTON ft NK8S, Attys. Heating turnacp. orlck and founda tion stone for sale cheap by First National Rank. GEO. K. MUNROE FURNITURE tl" Vct Kiglilli St., Kugelie, Oregon. I'hone lt.il .Wtl. Sole Aip'iit fur tin- Portland I Siove Work. Kifiy. three styles. Including the n.itnl ivtrolt Line. Also the Laclede Kauces - the Itest low price ranne on tg market. A lull line of Heaters JiHt from the t.u-tory. Call and examine our laree stock before bujiiiiQelacahere. o M I Fnllnwlne In tho program of the V Following Is the program of the county convention of the Women s Christian Temperance L'nlon to be heM In the Presbyterian church at Eugene Wednesday and Thursday. Sept. 23 and 24: Uiilrx-Miuy Afternoon, 2:' clock. Devotlonals Mrs. Handsaker, Eu gene. Opening of Convention Mrs. Wheeler, Cottage Grove. Scientific Temperance Ins., Mrs. Norrls, Eugene. Crusade Glory Song. Social and Red Letter Days Mrs. Calkins, Eugene. Lumbermen and Miners Mrs Barnard, Coburg. Closing. 4:30. . Wednesday Kvenlng. Short Address Mrs. Urowa. State President. Grand Gold Medal Contest. Thomday Morning, :!0 a. m. Devotlonals Mrs. Garaner, Junc tion. Roll Call Temperance Quota tions. Reports. Business Unfinished snd new. . Election of Officers. ; Plans for coming year. . Lunch at Church. ' .- Thwrsdsvy Afternoon, 9:06 p. so. : Evangelistic Department Mrs. Richmond. Springfield. Moral Education Mrs. Green, Eu gene. - Special Music. Our State Mrs. Brown, State President. Crusade Glory Song. L. T. L. Mrs. Melton, Creswell. Press and Christ, Citiienshlp Mrs. Hull, Eugene. Music, Solo. Legislation . and Petition Mrs. Johnson, Creswell. Duet. . Sunday School Mrs Mitchell, Eu gene. Song W. C. T. u. uoxoiogy. Closing W. C. T. U. Benediction. PARENTS MUST SEND CHILDREN TO SCHOOL Parents are liable to arrest and punishment by fine and Imprison ment If they do not send their chil dren to school throughout the school year. The law was ohanged by last legislature and many do not know that It Is much more drastic than It was formerly. Parents, guardians and others hav ing control of children are charged with the duty of sending every child between the ages of 6 and 14 and all between 14 and 16 who are not regu larly engaged in any useful employ ment, to school. Children who are physically unfit must exhibit to the truant officer a certificate of a com petent physician. The penalty Imposed on parents tor nogloctlng to send their children to school is a fine of 5 to $25, 2 to 10 days In the city or county Jail, or both fine and jail sentence. Teachers, principals and all school officers are charged by the new law under a penalty of a fine, with re porting to the truant officer all In formation they have regarding any violation of the school law, and all cases of children who do not attend school. Teachers who fall to obey the law In these respects may be fined from 15 to $20 for each of fense. A MKAKl'KK OK MERIT. Kiigcue Citizens Should Weigh Well 1 his l-.VllH'IICC. Proof of merit lies In the evidence. Convincing evidence in Eugene. Is not the testimony of strani;erfi. Hut the endorsement of Eugene people. That's the kind of proof given here. The statement of a Eugene citizen. L. Ronney. 459 Olive St., Eugene, Ore., says: "I have suffered from backache for a good many years. My trouble was severe pains In the back which caused me a groVd enl of suf fering. My kidney secietlnns w-.v Irregular, unnatural In appearance anil or much nnnoynnce. At night my sleep was greatly broken on ncc.iunt of the frequent action of the secre tions. I tried many remedies but ih tnlned no relief until I procured Doan's Kidney Pills nt W. L. Dela no's drug store. After I had used one box 1 received great relief nnd on continuing their use my rounies quickly disappeared. 1 take great pleasure In expressing my apprecia tion of Iloan's Kidney Puis." For sale by a!' dealers. Price 50 cents. Kostet-Mlltmrn Co., Murrain, New York, sole agents for the I'nl 1 States. Remember the name loan's and take no others. How to (let Strong ! P. . Daly, of 1247 West Congress, street. Chicago, tells of a way to be-1 come strong. He says: "My moth-i er, who Is old and was very feeble, Is deriving so much benefit from Klec-' trie Hitters that I feel It Is my duty to tell those who need a tonic anil strengthening medicine about It. In my mother's case a marked gain In flesh has resulted, Insomnia has been I overcome, and she Is steadily growing I stronger." Klertrlc Hitters oui.kh rem. dy stomach, liver and kidne complaints. Sold under gar.mtce a; W. A. Ku Kendall's drug store. 5 Oo WlMtli SAWINti Casollne pnwrr, by W. W, Moore, phone lied 3 J S 2 . Orders large or small will be apprerln'ed. llll.l.MIUF. IWIITIIKUS For all kinds of driving snd ex press. House phone lied 2712, ef- t'est qnaliQ tenis all s'res CllAMHKKS HAUmVAKK CO O liTe Cluett Shirts, new styles and patterns, $1.50 to $2' Interstate Shirts, new coat.. $1.00 to $200 Arrow Collars in all the late styles, X sizes "T.,.r onrl nlfrv nprtwpar in nu snarl 00 rJ J rt Lcnis dttu i 1. 1 , vaiuvcs Hats, Shoes, . Sophomore and ' Alfred Benjamin Clothing ;: Y AVawyw;Mra vwi TiudmetI BMsasegjaesssB i m m iaasaes-eTlf You're on the Right Track when your clothing Is looked after by our expert assistants. Cleaned perfectly, pressed properly, delivered promptly, and our charges by their little ness make satisfaction an as sured fact. . . Everything possible in - Cleaning ana Dyeing Eugene Dye Works " 6th and 'WilUmctte Sts. Phone Red 2861 "oi:p house ;ets , . LITTLE EXOl'GH' for all the work he does. To keepi him well shot! Is really a necessity,: for if he goes lame you lose In ser-i vice. You are Invited to bring him i here the next time he needs shoeing. 1 We do nothing but first-class work. I Burbach & Bristow ! 531 Olive St. ! C. R. MEAD J. MACHEN JEFOREbuyin(j real es tate call up or come to Springfield, the best town of its size in the valley, the best railroad center and the best water power in the State. Farms of all sues and descriptions, also cty property for sale. M. M. & REAL ESTATE CO TrlcphciM Miin 171 ACENCY FOR. Keelox TYPEWRITER. Carbons and Ribbons for all Machines at Schwarzschild's Boon stars SS6 WilUnwct Su tern -in toe city at TOGGERY ivionarcn oiuius, auu pi.z Cuffs attached or detached J u.'ju'-p r.u.. "aK SIGN WAR That is the way the trade flies. ; ELECTRIC SIGN has the same fascination for prf that light has for moths-it .... attract them its way A brilliant lighted store is ak well patronized Everything Possible in Wiring or d Lane County Electric s JOE TVCK, Mgr. , , .627 S. WiW W. M. GREEN, SSa 6 1 9 Willamette St. Phone Main li EUGENE H0SPIT1 Medical and Surgical STAFF W Kuykendall, M. D. T. O. Prosser, M. D. P. J. Bartle, M. D. B. F. Scueit, M. D. D. A Paint, M. D. Gto. 0'B,DeBar, M.D. L. E. McDouEal, M. D. Modern operating room ..Training. School for Nurses Regular course pf lectures by the faculty wf training; in the hospital." The medical a'n of the hospital constitutes the faculty. f'aj3 mation address W. KUYKENPMM 554 fTiuamet C0FFEB ORl which is to your haps you like bcl breakfast and dlu for luncheon. It we are bound to cause there's no coffee In ton it J ask. All we vl A THE SJ For the care and M Medical and Surgia jb3 Appliances fotXrT ; Sputum and blood aW Full corps ottiJiow Rates on apptoH no tJr', to have tb .ml M'ft 1'e the !',", . i ,.h mo;'',!l- all Hind of ! for .roach u
