Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, September 19, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTHE ElttEXE DAILY GUARD. SATURDAY. SEITEMHER 19. """ THE 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 ripping or tearing. The Pants are taped and sewed twice. The Flain Pants are made with Double Seat and Knees from seam to seam. Riveted buttons that can't pull off. All edges are double stitched cloth scientifically shrunk and sanitarily camphorated to protect it from moth and germs. ' Wearbetter Combination suits give the best value for the least money $5.00 for the suit with extra pants. ALL PATTERNS ALL STYLES ALL SIZES. FOR SALE BY CT AMI PVQ 612 Willamette St. O 1 Jt 11 w 1 O EUGENE, OREGON FOR SALE City Properties No. 101 lot. 00x160 fct. Prlco, No. 12. S-room house Vnnt Sixth Hi rod; lot 06 2-31160 foot. Price filUH). - No. 20 3 lota In Orosa addition. Price :ttV No. 24--Lot on North Lawrence itroot. Price, (KSifl. No. 43 New Iioubo and Darn, Went Ninth street. Price, 5000. On aero In ltlulr addition, l'rtco, (KM). No. 60 Ono block westorn part of Eiinono, near Klovonth street. Price, $UHo. No. 73 Two full-sized lots Kast Kukoiio. Price, (1750. No. 7S Now 7-room honse on pared itroot; alto of lot tt 4-6x160; very fine looatiou. Price, 47M. No. T 7-room house, plastered; arood well; barn; aome fruit. Price, 2ll0. No, 843 lota West Ninth street; 9IIOO, Oliioo, fliitMl each. No. 87 Now K-room house; good bars; two unfinished rnrniii up stairs. Price, :io(M). No. )) I.dtn fl. 7, 8, west part of town. Price. DillftO. Whole block on College Hill. Prlco, 91 100. Farm Lands No. 3 1!4 arres Knod laud four miles from Kiikoiiu, (ITS ier ncre. No. 4 111 acres Kurdenlnnd; one set to cherries, clttlit plow Iniul ; four- I room house, woodshed, barn; fenced! chicken Unlit; 64 miles out. Price No. 6 66 ncrea near Creswell; 60 i III cultivation; ood 7-room house; j Kood fencliiK; youiiK orchard of 60 1 trees; enoiiKh timber for firewood. I Price, DUlioo. No. 7 241 acres below Colmrg; house and barn and oHtbulldlnKs; crop goes with the place; V4 down, i balance on time. Price, (110,00. No. 9 286 88-100 acres, pusture and hnyland. Prlco, -J mt ncre. No. 23 364 acres near Coburn; this Is a fine icraln farm; very fine farm house; barn not so good. Price, 1S50 n-t acre. No. 30 196 acres noar Creswell. Price, 90 mt acre. No. 32 244 acres three mile from liugeno; good house of eight rooms; 40 acres In cultlvatloa, bal ance In pasture and timber; water piped to house; subject to lease Oc tober 1. 1909. Price, $0000. . No. 36 698 acres on MnKensle; flue pasture load. Price, 900H4. No. 37169 acres west 1 miles: house and barn. Price, 10 pnr acre. No. 61441 77-100 acres 8 miles south of IlrowiuTlllu; good eight room hause; two cattle barns; one Kimt house: hog house; chicken and wood houses; wagon shed; water piped to house: plenty of fruit; 40 acres In cultivation. Price, $.kmm). No. 63 iiu acres of timber, suita ble for wood ranch. Prlco, I J.1(). No. 70 280 acres north of Junc tion; 17i acres In cultivation; bal nace In timber and pusture; all fenc ed; old orchard; elubl-rooni house; blacksmith sho pnd tools; 100 bend of sheep; running water. Price, t:n imt ncre. .Notice of Sale of Warrants Pursuant to authorization duly giv en by the voters of School District No. 4, of l.ane 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-bearing warrants of the district to the amount of 16,000. Said warrants will be due twenty years after date, payable at the option of the district arter ten years from date; will bear Interest at tho rate of five per cent per annum. Interest payable semi-annually, and will be issued In denominations to suit the purchasers, but in no case less than fiO. The public generally and each resident of the district In particular may subscribe for said bonds or any portion thereof not less than (50. Subscriptions should be by sealod bids stating the amount of warrants desired and the price that will be paid therefor, ' which bids should be deposited with the under signed at his office In the city hall, In Kugene, Or., not later than 7:30 p. m. on the 30th day of September, i 90S, at which time and place tho di rectors of said district will meet to open said bids and award said war rants to the highest bidders therefor. The directors reserve the right to re ject any and all bids. FRANK RKISNER, . District Clerk School district No. 4, 1-aue County, Or. Kugene, Or., Sept. 10, 1908. InnTTipr nnnwc UCUJC . ! oui iauc unuic nuio " i OF GENERAL INTEREST! Horn To Mr. and Mrs K. H. Min er. September 10, ISO's a ten pound boy. A Taft Club Is being oreanlzed in Onlv preliminary I arrangements have as yet been made. 'unit nn roiriilar meotillUS have been "held, but a large number of republi cans have signified their ni'emion Joining and the first meeting will be announced next week. The steel ceilings are now being placed in position In the lower stor ies of the new Phillips brick block and the outside steel cornice and decorative work has already been completed. The building when fin ished will make a tine showing on Main street, Married In Arkansas last week, Mr. Will Garrett, of Albany, Oregon, and Miss Maude I'ently of the same place. Tho Hently s rormeny re sided in Cottage drove where they are well known, the old gentlemaiii "Dummy" having conducted a shoe shop here. Attorney Lark flilyeii of Eu gene, will address the citizens of Cot tage Grove on the national issues of the day from a democratic standpoint at the Masonic iiall Saturday even ing. At the conclusion of the ad dress a Bryan Club will be organized. Conditions In I lie industrial cir cles of Cottage Grove are better than they were In 1!"7 or for some years before. Note a concrete illustration. Last year the Cottage Grove Manu facturing Company was doing a little business with one employe. Man ager Jones was rustling about mak ing a hand part of the time, for there was not enough to keep him In the ofrice. Now he Is kept busy in the drafting room, employs a fore man In the sh ;p and ten men to op erate the various machines. Two years ago. the factory was idle part of the time. Leader and Western Oregon. Many Others, Call and See HOWE & BUOY 542 Willamette Street ..The GRAND PROGRAM h Jiniinvtay llorw. ' Ancient llembjcear. lluuwn Vultures. . Poor Family' Holiday. lllltler'a MImIcc. The lleHt Jilue. SONGS BY MISS HENDERSHOTT What Might llnve lb-en. Hilly IVnr. Matinee Saturday 2:30 p. m. Evening Performance 7:45 and 9 p. nv ALL SEATS 10c. Notice of Adiulnlntrntor's Hale Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned, Kssle Hickman, adminis tratrix of tho estate of J. H. Kick man, deceased, by virtue of an order of the probate court of Lane county, Oregon, dated the 27th day of Au gust, 190S, will sell tho following de scribed real property belonging to said estate, to-wlt: The SK and the Slii of the 8W!4 of Section 11; the N V4of NK ami tho NWVJ of Section 14; and tho K Vjof NIOVi of Section 15, ul In Township IS. S.. H. -I , containing 62 0 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 Kugene, Oregon, on the 1'Sth day of September, 1 908. ut the hour of 1 o'clock p. in., and If no satisfac tory bid is received therefor. 1 will after said time sell tho satiio to the highest bidder fjr cash at private sale. Dated this 27th day of August, KSS1K HICKMAN', Administratrix. Notice to Creditor. N'iOIa I h.tr.,1... .I... .h.t I... enter of the County Court o'f Uine v iiuiuj, uregon, uuiy made and en tered of record on the 2nd .lav of September. 110S. the undersigned was duly appointed admin Vrntr of the estate of l.uella A. Prabody. de ceased. All persons hiving claims against said estate are hereby noti fied to present them wl,h the (.roper Touchers to the undemgncl at the law office of Woodcock k Pjtter. in Kugene, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated this 3rd day of September. 1908. RICHARD I'ASTON. Administrator of the Kstate of Luella A. Prabody, decease I Woodcock ft Potter, attorneys for Kstate. For Bedrock Wells and Pure, Whole some Water See J.- E. KILBOHjV Satisfaction Guaranteed Phono 3391 557 High Street THE PEOPLE'S RESTAURANT 7th and Olive Sts. la now opened under new manage ment. We hav. thoroughly clean ed and renovated the building throuKhoul , reuiodellug It In many ways. The dining room has beeu newly painted and papered and we are In a position to guar antee the best meal In the cltv for I'Oc. Good coffee and fresh meats a specialty. Chicken dinner on Suud.t. :'.". Ghe us a trial and we will do the rest Mil tickets (or week. SI meal,. $.1 :,o. Fe male he'.p In kitchen and dining room. MRS. A. WADE & CO., Props M t I II A l K MS. KILLED DEER WITH A ROCK The Guard yesterday mentioned the fact that a Cottage Grove man had killed a deer with a rock. The Western O'-egon of that city tells of It ns follows: In the days of long, long nan. when slings were in vogue, possibly little comment would have been made on tho following stunt, but we. of latir d.'tys, who are more niodern ly provided with hunting utensils, can truly regard this with awe: Andrew Ilrund of the local gro cery firm of Metcalt & Brund was hunting In the wilds around Bohem ia this week. He had carried plenty of ammunition and firearms for It? discharge, but somehow had failed to catch a glimpse of the four-footed game aid was about 'o give up the hunt ai a bad Job. So straightway he placed his gun on the shelf ant cast thoughts of nice tu'cy venslon from his mind. One day early this week he hap pened to be passing through a dense underbrush when he spied a deer, a dandy big fellow, who looked at him with aggravating eyes. With no gun at hand he thought things of the star (that was guiding his luck for the day. me only available object with which he might inflict Injury to the deer wns a big rock close by. With no alternative, ho concluded to tnke a chance anyway, and so let fly at his deershlp, striking him in a vital spot. Whether it was from fright or the effect of the rock we are not pre pared to say, but the deer succumbed on the spot. As a consequence, mem bers of the party have had deer steaks and we learn that Mr. Itrund has traded his gun for salt and rocks claiming that either has his gun fad ed In the Bohemia district, it Is re ported, not very extensively, how ever, that the deer was unusually large, but we shall learn more on re turn of the party. A MKASl liK OF MKHIT. Kugene Citlens Should Weigh Well This Kvidence. Proof of merit lies In the evidence. Convincing evidence In Kugene. Is not the testimony of strangers. But the endorsement of Kugene people. That's tho kind of proof given here. The statement of a Eugene eltlien. L. Ilonncy. 469 Olive St., Kugene. Ore., says: "I have suffered from hncknchn frr n ffnml mnnv vnara l i- tronble was severe pains in the bark wnicn caused me a greatd eal of suf fering. My kidney secretions irregular, unnatural in appearance and of much annoyance. At night mi sleep was greatly broken on account of the frequent action of the secre tions. 1 tried many remedies but .13 talned no relief until I procured Dean's Kidney Pills at W. L. Dels no's drug store. After 1 bad used one box I received great relief and on continuing their use my reuiiie.s quickly disappeared. I take great pleasure In expressing my apprecia tion of Poan's Kidney Pllis." For ale by a!" dealers. Price C 1 cents. Foste: -Xllhurn Co , lluf fa'ci. New York, sole agents for the I'nl i t Mates. i Remember the name Moan's ' and take no others. The most complete line of Mens Furnishings in the city at TEe TOGGERY Cluett Shirts, new styles and patterns, $1.50 to J? J Interstate onius, new cuai, pi.ju to $2,00 Monarch Shirts, $1.00 and $1.25 Cuffs attached or detached Arrow Collars in all the late styles. V, si7PC New and nifty neckwear in new shades and stanJ rkt u d r-i mFi Lucius ciiiu ii. u i ., vnoves Hats, Shoes, Sophomore and Alfred Benjamin Clothing at D ;kAc 4 IVUJd tO MJl KJO. Willame You're on the Right Track I 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 and Dyeing Eugene Dye Works 6th and Willamette Sts. Phone Red 286 J SIGN WAR That is the way the trade flies. ELECTRTr STr,M -.-w WAWl has the same fascination for J that light has for moths-ii attract them 1 A brilliant lighted store is alw well patronized Everything Possible in Wiring or Cj Lane County Electric m JOE TUCK, Mgr. 627S.WM Handsomi Decorated we are selling have never Mo: values at in qn richness of dt China and En; "Sfl vta rr rT T THE vv. m. otvinn, deal 619 Willamette St. Phone Ma VOl H HOllSK (JETS I.ITTLK KXOVGH, for all the work he docs. To keep! him well shod Is really a necessity,' for If he goes lame you lose in ser-i rice. You are lnrited to bring html here the next time he needs shoeing, j We do nothing but first-class work.; Burbach & Bristow i 531 Olive St; (IASOUXK ttOOH SAW. C.arrlson Qlbson saw all wood to aa. Office Black 1571. Home Ulark 1751. tt C. R. MEAD J. V. MACHEN gEFORE boy.nir real es tate call up or come to Spring field, the best town o! its size in the valley, the best railroad center and the best water power in the State. Farms ol all sizes and descriptions, also cty property for sale. . M. & REAL ESTATE CO TWphon Miin 171 EUGENE H0SP Medical and Surgical STAFF V Kuykendall, M. D. W. O. Proaser, M. D. P. J. Bartle, M. D. B. F. Seattle, M. D. D. A Paint, M. D. Gto.O'B.DtBir,M.D. L. E. McDougil, M. D. For the are and tttil Medical and Surp4 Modern operating: row j Spotom and M 1 Full corps ol nan' Rates on iffM ..Trainincr Srhool for Ntf Regular course o! lectures by the faculty f,-.;; . u t TKe medial of the hospital constitutes the faculty. ''.J mation address W. KUYKENj We hare several parties who aro looklna for homestead loeatlons or relliuinl.ktuetita: ,!,, ,,,,,, her i l.rnn If j.mi ko of a:iv c.v', tl.Mllrstfadi of limt't'r r';i!iiM i; uill l'.iy "tl lo r!i in AMr, s ..'n Ke.il'x Coniiaav. 3:T. Faihnis HuiM Portland. Ore. ., SKK imsn It! TTll For your areldent mil h . : !. ln. snrain-e. Opposite Mto(f ,,. S--e us for ramp f-irmt;ir. ,.; r; kinds School Books and School Supplies Schwarzschild's Beck Stors The House of Superior Quality 58f W ilUmtt-te St.. rt- c---:-'i' We Carry l9BBBBBM.aamaUBWl L pri; CHAMHEK3 HAKUWAliK CO.