Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, October 07, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Texto o o THE EIGKNE 1UII.Y GVAR4. VEIKSDA, tHTOP.KK 7, mos i I AQP.EQ SITE fet Weather Goods LKIIUMI FOR COTTAGE GROVE FAIR'I iuslaw Gravenstein Apples at DODGE'S H "ThcPbnlhehind thrSuif I 12 I - ' $" Kunxb ;L.3i E tn 9 VaJ At a meeting Friday evening of the various committees to work on the! forthcoming harvest lair or carnival at Cottage drove November lit. :0 and 21, it was was the unanimous opinion of the members of these committees that the site selected, facing the high school on Fourth street, would prove inadequate for holding the forthcoming fair, since it is proposed to provide quarte-s for all kinds of livestock subject to reg istry and poultry at this first exhib it. New Silo Selertitl It was therefore voted that the building committee nnd board of di rectors be empowered to select and lease for a period of from throe to five years a conveniently located tract, if possible, to be used as a site for the annual harvest fair. .1. 1. Jones, a member of the ex hibit committee, was present at this Successor to Scobcrt & Dodge West 8th Street It! Ic 1 ... Oii sin. 1391 01 huiii eve: P OF .oaDoor Steel Door Rubber ' Mats Door Mats Size 16x24, made of best cl7. .o , .. Mp, closely steel wire links, firmly &? J'30' fd .J' feP Mp , r , , . diamond center, p am cd- dcocoafiber. fastened to heavy wire ice aoods rod frames a decided ,nr Perfect, Folding Umbrellas Steel Door T7 1 Mats !i We carry a large 1 and well selected Bcst s Bcsscmar ,flrC 1.1 ' ' stccl heavy steel rod run- iperS . stock in Men s, ning through circlcs o Ladies and Child- mat which adds to strength m, rgentd ren'sUmbrellasat Lyt Perfectly flat when ibothends, lapanncd . prices that make ic each quick sales $ 1 .25 RPHEY'S RACKET STORE 35 East. 9th St. E CHINA STORE SPECIAL , Great Price-cutting Sale in Ladies' Dry Goods .00 Wrappers, sale $1,50 .50 White Skirt 1.00 J5 White Skirt 75 50 Shirt Waist 85 75 Shirt Waist 2.00 00 Shirt Waist 1.50 "5 Shirt Waist 1.25 5 White Skirt 75 J White Skirt 75 D White Skirt 65 3 White Skirt 50 White Skirt 40 a Muslin Drawers 20 5 White Apron. 1 25 5 Shirt Kimona 50 ong Kimona 1,00 5 and 2.50 Long Kimonas 2 00 As Goods Made to Order ALL WORK FIRST-CLASS F Only China Store in Town S LONG 55 East Ninth Street -lock Wells and Whole some Water See KILBORN Satisfaction Guaranteed 557 High Street ""IW MUSIP. OTT THF. :N,VEITY OF OREGON --Miss Mary Morean (Sherwood) lnon (Brenncman, Bachellcr, -Mr. he Roy Gesncr (Scvcik) ish. Miss Ina Walking Faculty Experienced I. M. GLEN, Dean PROCLAMATION i ! I. J. D. Mntlork, mayor of the citv 1 of Eugene, hereby notify the people I of the city of Eiicene, and proclaim ! that the bill proposed by the common j connell and referred to the people, to ! amend Sections ins and 112 of the I Charter of the City of Etmene, as j amended by the people of said citv April IS, 190S. by rIvIiik the Cnm ; mon Council the power and authority to issue and sell five per cent neo ! tiable water bonds of the city to a , sum not exceeding $500,000 in the I aggregate, failed to receive a niajori I ty of the votes cast thereon at the ! special election held In the city of I Eugene on the first day of October, j 190S, and therefore failed to become j a law of the City of Eugene, the ma jority against the same being 15S j vote.i. That the bill proposed by the Com mon counll and referred to the peo ple for amending Section 109 of the Charter of the City of Eugene, so as to empower the Common Council in the sale of the water bonds of the city when no bids are received for the purchase thereof at or above par at the time advertised; then the Council may negotiate and sell the said bonds or any part thereof at pri vate sale at not lens that their par value without readvertlsing, sub mitted to the vote of the people of the City of Eugene at the special elec tion held In said city on the first day of October, 190.X, received a majority of the votes cast thereon as follows: Number of voters voting in favor of said amendment, !-"; voting against said amendment, Dili; majority in favor of said amendment. "!': and thereby became a law of the city of Eugene. Hated tills 0th day of October, 100N. J. 1). MATLOCK. Mayor. (;ooi cortiii t ritE. 1 ! For the complete cure of coughs, i colds, asthma and bronchitis and all lung complaints tending to consunip ition, liverwort, tar and wild cherry have for aces maintained an estab lished reputation as a standard ' cough remedy. It contains no op ium or harmful drugs and can lie given with safety to children. Price $1.00. Sold by Linn Drug Co., Wil liams Mfg. Co, props., Cleveland, O. Dest quality tenrs all sizes. CIIAMIlEItS HARDWARE CO. NOTICE TO fTEIUTOHS Estate of Eli Parry, dccenwil. Notice is hereby given that S. It. Eakin has b"en duly appointed ad ministrator of the estate of Ell Par rv, deceased, by the Honorable '.. R. ('lirisnian. County .lude of Lane I County. Oregon, and letters of aclmin- Mstratlon Issue to mm. .mi persons ! having claims against the estate are herein- notified to present the same to the administrator at the law of ; flee of Ceo. II. Dorris. in Eugene :cltv. In said Lane county, within six months from the dat of the first publication of this notice. Hatod Eugene. Oregon. Sept 1 ' 1 liies. S. M. EAKIN. A.lmlnl-frat'.r. Geo. II. Dorris. Attorney lor tne tate. Notlre of f inal Sellli nu nl Estate of John Notice is beret (Brslgnnl.oadm'i tate of ,1'ihn .-"' J .wart. i.-c"a"l. iven that the un ratrit f th -- ,...-ert d. has filed hi flna: t :i of said est; Lane coun the r.th tia ii t: .tit ; in. I. M-n 1 1. hour of 1 said day -..Mrt.r :i;. a- "in fit I K'A'.VUT. .Said V-r-r I, m.-rit of -a: ! ' ,. idi-ect'ons tit':-' " with th" , . ' k ..! ! ; fore -ai'l da'- ' ( I'a'. l A'!-'"-' 'ti LDlIHV T . I. n.HU'- lt meeting and generously prunosed to donate a tract of land to be used for this purpose on either Fifth or Mill streets. On Saturday forenoon the committees oppointed visited these sites and selected the tract on Fifth street just back of James llenson's residence, as the most convenient and most desirable site for holding the fair, and lumber Is being placed on the ground rapidly for the necessary sheds and buildings, 40.0ml feet having been generously donated by nearby sawmills to be used for this purpose. The fair site Is well ele vated, well drained, and comprises something over two acres of ground and is only five blocks from the post office. digger Thing Than Anliciputeil The committees, to their surprise, have already discovered the fact that this proposed harvest fair is myste riously developing Into a far bigger tiling than was anticipated and that they had taken hold of a pretty big proposition, and they find themselves not unlike the Irishman who caught the bear, and wanted to, but dared not "let go." Leader. CANADIAN PACIFIC ISSUES MORE STOCK Montreal, Oct. 7. At a meeting held at the general offices In this city today the stockholders of the Canadian Pacific Hallway took fav orable action in regard to the propos al of the directors for an Increase of $r0.000,000 in the common capital stock of the company. The addition al stock Is to be issued from lime to time according to the requirements of the company. The greater part of the issue, it is understood, will be used to carry out the plans of the road for the development of Its steamship lines, not only on tho Pa cific, but on the Atlantic as well. WHY SITKKIt? Ureal lie Ilyomel and KIM the Ijouth some Catarrh (.iTnis Just as long as you have catarrh your nose will Itch, your breath will b efoul. you will hawk and spit, and you will do other disgusting things because you can't help yourself. The germs of catarrh have got you in their power; they are continually and persistently digging into and irritat ing tlte mucous membrane of your nose and throat. They aro now mak ing your life miserable; in time they will sail your entire system of its en ergy, its strength, its vigor and vital ity. If you do not kill the loathsome germs or catarrh their desperate as saults will In time undermine your reason, rob your brain of its hril-j liancv and activity, and leave you not 1 only a physical but a mental wreck, i This picture is not overdrawn; the 'writer has seen thousands of just such cases. He has personally expe rienced the demoralizing results that cime from the ravishing attacks of the horrible catarrh germs, tile great est pest of civilized nations. But there Is one remedy that will kill the germs and cure catarrh, and that is Hvoniei. the Australian dry air treatment. There may be othc remedies, but they are not. guaran teed as the Red Cross Drug Company I will guarantee Ilyomel to cure ra I tarr'n, or money back. Don't delay this pleasant antiseptic treatment. I Everv dav you allow these germs to ' exist in your system brings you near ' er to complete demoralization. The lied Cross Drug Ciimpany will f.-U you a complete Ilyomel outfit fill iinlv Jl.no. A-k them about It. It Is also guaranteed to cure bronchi tis, asthma, colds, i-uighs nnd hay fever. ;oois (;ivi: A WAV W'e want to clean out our lines of silver deposit ware and Hobeuilan glassware, and will give the entire lot of one hundred and thirty-five pieces awav to o'lr ciistomers. With everv purchase of I"' or up to $10 we will' give one piece of Hobemlan glass. With evry purchase amount .Ing to Jin or over we will give one piece of sliver deposit ware. The regular prices of th goods run from .".n cents to 14 This will continn "mil every piece is gone Optical work s Included. J. . WATTS', ' j E-- The Vp-to-date Ji-weller and up ician, C'ir. :ia ; W lilami-tte, If for !av. Where .1 Perk. rati "f ' at ll.'t i: iti.it-i . in'Oiev '!" Itiat h 1 1-. i I lien I trl. cur' d ii.1' i!e .mil ih ' r, ii,.- a ir.tii I'.r : tiietll str.tfi' ep till' n'l'i s- A New Set Chairs of Why do you have OLD SMAliBY CHAIRS in youi home, when you can make them GOOD AS NEW for only 60c T A can of Chlnainel will work wonders In your home. See that the Chinaman Is on every can. Soe our west show window. SK TO SEE Ol'lt NEW WALL PAPKU 16-18 West Seventh St. OVERTON Wall Paper and Paint Co The First National Bank OF EUCENE, OREGON Invites your account, whether largo or Niiuill. Your business will receive prompt, accurate and confidential atten tion. SAKE DEPOSIT IIOXKH VOll BENT T. G. HENDRICKS,, President. S. 11. EAKIN, Vice-President. P. E. SNODGItASS, Cashier. DARWIN BRISTOW, Assistant Cashier. LUKE L. GOODRICH, htnumriL ULrtii o FRENCH D - i'-Ls. mm ., (Y:tr.tN v. - J It Hi 'ITU KM--1 I ''V aTi' FEMALE A Safk, urr k. M KNHnit' ATI N. KiVtil KSCVH 13 TAIL. .ilv? hiilifl'iii ll'-n ;,ti:ir v K. rui.'i. .1. nt i'i.- r WPI Ht ii.i tli.-m lui' ' t'.r win 11 n ll'-v'- 'l. sun-: S mil' t Mwiii pal. I t.rSl.i" p Oil tll:il, In In- l-l I. II IM-tlltlf.' Ill" pt fin MiluMiliii. II your ntit Ikwk tlKin win! your Minim1, hit lrni:L'iM ! urtl'-rs to lh'! UNITED rUDICAl CO., fioi 74, LancasW, Pa. Mr1JtA.Ji;ff1T?.'B. il ' Sold in Eugene by W: L Delano ; Scott's Santat-Pepsin Capsules A POSITIVE CURE for InfliiDimfttt'iti or f-ttarrh of th UivhUr ar.1 )l--.fcl KMiitra- SO CORE HO FAT. I ur fjiitrklr nfi'1 lTMifi'-iiOf nil I'nnataml IHiruM of lh UrlnMr Orni. At n.lutcly htnilei. bold I'T drutfKtiti. I'rlee il.n. or by iimll. i-t-pl-l, il.Ui, thtf THE SANTAL-PEPSIH CO. DcIIIodUId, Ohio. ,. Kuykendall, drug- HALL (& SHUMWAY PliimhiiiK anil Sewer Work. Also general Jobbing In tin and iheet Iron work. Iron work promptly attended to. Curry a full line of plumblnn rixtti-e Phone lllnrk l:TI. "lh bihI Onk St. J. W. BARRlNGtR Experl housemovtr Moves anything. Twenty-live years experience. Residence, East ! Filtcenth and Oak. Sis. Phone ! Red 4f)l I . Eusfcnc. Oitsmn. A. C. MATmWS General Teaming rr.ncrcte. Gravel, Bulldino; fiji'id and yc d excavation earth ior sale Q Phone &'a:k 23 1 1 or 315 W 4th Steffi Sold by Kist. We Carry Prime Meats and no other kind. Our aim la to have tho best qualities only .ml let tin other butchers han dle the Inf rtvir (trade f meat. Consequently .our n-milar cus t diners ki.ow for prime roust, lamb, mutton, veal or pork, for nil kinds of poultry In s.uon, and for chop, steaks and cut lets, no competitor can ap proach us In quality. The same, may be said of our splendid hams and bacon. Broders Bros Phone 2Malr 40 - - Wnt flth St. iWe Deal In the Best I Farms to Be Had On the Market Today 220 acres situated 10 mllea from Eu Kpue; ItiO acres under cultivation; 20 acres In timber, balance In pas ture; 1 ncro of fruit; snotl house, barn and outbuildings; best of wa ter. This is absolutely one of the best farms In hauo county. Trice, ltt( iMr ncit- 12 acres river bottom land, situated near Springfield; much fruit of all varieties; 10-room house; K"d well; barn; 2 cows, 3 dozen chick ens, 9 head nous, I farm wanon, set of double harness, set of hIukIc harness, 1 Unlit driving rlK, 100 lbs. white lead for palntliiK, 5 KalH. oil; liuhides crop and farm tools. Trie $70O0 50 acres, 35 acres in cultivation, sit uated 1 in Ho east of Donna; house, barn nnd outbuildings; 1 team of horses, 3 cows, 1 calf, 1 5 hogs, harness, waon, plow, cultivator, harrow, mower, rakn, spray wuk nn, chickens, flinall tools, hay car rier, etc.; 20 tons hay, 275 bushels oats, A or f acres of corn, potatoes for family uho; lntorest In phone; 2 wo Is. Prlco $:tooo 15 acres of fruit land 5 mllwi south west of KiiKene; 0 acres In culti vation, remainder in oak Krovo; 7 room ho n so ; barn 20x10 f eot I n process of construction; 2 wells; 6 acres in bearltiK fruit.; telephone nnd It. 1 I). Prlco $2.oo 'iO.!tS lien a 'I miles frotu EiiKene court ho 'lit'-; most beautiful build ln spot near KiiL-nic. Ti lee . $0000 1(0 acres river bottom land situated S mlks from Kuneno on river road; 4(1 acre i In solid IkiIiii thnluT will cut , IMHHl to 2.".U0 enrds of wtiiid; ::u acres of this small balm and willow. ThM wood sells at $.' a cord delivered to excelsior mill. Price JfiltV-OO (J5 acres alt deep rich valb-y soil, sit uated i u. niiles from hugcae; all umbr cultivation, well fenced; old house; Kiiiiiu fruit trees; 2 Kod wells. Prlco $100 jmt acre Notice These Snaps In City Property A modern 7-room housfl situated 2 blocks from IiIkIi school on one of tho best streets In the city; a 70 foot well with water tower nnd lank; abundance of water for lawn and Indoor use. This Is absolute ly a bargain. Price r300 House of five room sit uated on North Washington street; corner lot, MtxKO. Price $700 House of 5 rooms; lot x 1 50; city water and wood drllb-d well; lot bak. t;ix title, iinikliii; tot about 2Vi feet. All kinds of fruit on ; streets paved. Price . $1!100 2 new 4 -room ottnn- wild 2 lots on car lino opposite Fair mount store; property rents at $14 per month. Price $1moo (Jood 10-room modern house, situat ed corner Kb-venth and High sts.; pavliiK and sidewalk. Pricn $Ioimi House of i rooms nicely loated on Kast Thirteenth street ; lot .rx 10''; K"od well !0 feet deep; sewor connect I fins and water in th house; fruit of all kinds; coort barn, chicken park. Price ., $;HMHI tJood fl-room l-otis wl'h all modern rorvefilt'ii' eh. b;n n and earjienfer s:io;i, siPiated oil lot HM1;0 feet; pi ;o 'c;iliy all the furalture koiS w P h 1 1... h hi 'e. Tli l.i Is cImh' III properiy. Pile.) $1200 i U'm have SKiue rholce rcHldence lot pr-be-" rant.iriit from $l.Mi tn 10.'iD pi r !'t, I' -e In. ',: . k Mo. kt ami fnnitai 't.-'M of ;fi" cry A!". luteiy in the r.'.'il t;H oh t '.e jn;i :i.-t . ("ail In and et our prices, : HOLLENBECK RE?ESTATE CO. I'll, me Id ll fill. Q lf'!ri 17 ''!-'-'t" Street. mwmm lv :.; it G lieil III ftui ..-.. Mf-m IISf..."a K mi'iw mm You've Read about Schwab's one--price-to-all, all-over--America clothing plan. It means a square deal and a good deal to every man. It's simply this: Schwab Specials at $10, $15, $20 and $25 have set-price labels "on the sleeve." These garments are on sale everywhere at the prices marked. Thi3 is an original Schwab idea. Look for the Schwab trade-mark. Don't let the cheap imitator fool you. It paya to g :t the genuine. Wi sell them. We are the exclusive local dif.trtbu- STANLEYS 612 Willamette St. THAT TO Stop and think of the advantage derived by buying trom a practical paint dealer means to buy your WALLPAPER AND PAINTS at F. LUDFORD Practical Painter 102 W. Eight St. Eugene, Or . WILLAMETTE Meat Markets J UnrJ-r New Management First-Class Fresh and Salt ! Meat Always oa Hantfo . ... . Phone m Your uraer WING & CAMPBELL Phore M.vn 38 512 Willamrtte mm ill ifi IR;'- '.;88iM& I ft" ii A.