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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1908)
HUGUrrlFDAILt .Ot.ABtoWEBSESJOAiV OCTOBER 21. 100. a , i J i 1 a e 1 TEN SHARES FREE We will give ten shares of Mining Stock Fres XTN ... To ar.y person answering ttjjx ad within ten du.vn. atatlng what Block Ih'iy iKuvtvl'l Pi" wluh to niirvtiiiij?, 6ICC.ii American Wbaci uhd' Vehicle American Teieisraphon. American Canadian Oil. American I.e Forest Wireless lei. l,o. Alaska Ft. & dial (Treua.) 11. C Anvlt,'aimiU)d Coal. Alaslta Pet. at Coal (Pooled) Coiiiatltdi Golden Gate M. Co. German-American Cofleey-)maha Ind. Telephone Co. Portland Homo TelephonfcJ0o.-Tae.oma Home Telephone Co. United Wireless Telegraph Co. Pacific Wireless Telegraph Co. Marconi Wlrelt-as Telegraph Co. Kldollty Copper. National Copper. HAVE stock lu Oregon's rlchestKlne; 20100 capital rwiy and non-assessable, for sale for cash or triJ?. This mine Is fully equipped and paying running expenses. Examine that at once. WK HAVK Mining, Industrial sell for cash or tradcVJir property, or anything ot value. WK HAVK 6 per cent and 8 per ceo! guaranteed stocks Street and Electrical Hallway. " ' WK A UK dealers in Iclpal, corporation and other bonds. IF YJ3V do not find here what you want, stateQlly just what you de Ore. what yoiLhave to trade, or whether it is a cU deakthe t.rlrn (tin T.firf fl lih urill Ro&r&QCo. t 134 8IXTII HTKKliT, I'OR'M 4k Eugene Poultry Store 3 Big &tiiftay Sfcb of Live and Besd Boglflry Our Saturday Sales are growing in popularity and in order to meet the e'emand we will haye on hand a llape supply of live and dreued poultry. DON'T FORGET OUR NUMBER. 102 fast fitoBh StrAL ELI BANGS J. H. VE5T . ARL McNUTT BARGS UVEEY CO. Myery, Peed, Stagp oad Salas Stable 0 e Cabs Always Ready First Clan Turnouts of All Descriptions ..STAGES.. MtK ENZIE STAGBImvm Euerne EUGENE-FLORENCfi STAGE (i;jO. m. Stagndo not call t A dilly'age lcav05Eu4ewil6a.pl, filvilc iriidrncM but will cWI lot tor Mapleton, cloae connectlaa by f((nil r.i(ld tho day Clor. itcamer tor Flounce and Acme "J. I e Livery rnone Main ai o ,1 a . 1! . 1 j-u.ul!Ui: cb;.3-u V - - O - J .,, JT " 2 1 " ':-" 1 .Kgt-. 1?L.-wfl 1 jwir'ir-- ,11 rJ 1. N 1 1.1 1 1 ;tj,jtfr"& n??3rviy&vj$ssswm).?tr 1 i je.frjjujsreujK.si ?jjievLtwwJj. MlirMiJ 0 tacsJ I lw O: to orcaa 0.0 r , J O i 1 Invention or Oil Stocks, Stocks, which we will farms, timber lands, town or city Pfl LW ' to AGKNTS WANTED TO 8EI,L TtK'KH AM) HO.VDS. AND, OKEGON. n Phoae MaDft 64V 1 PROHIBITION PARTY MIKING' 4STIVE CANVASS Chicago, 111., Oct. 21. When the returns of the general .:etn are read two weeks from toda ywt Pro hibition nartv leaders will be might ily surprised as well as disappointed If the figures fail to show great gains for their cause from one end of the country to the other. The campaign that Is being directed Trom the Prohibition National head quarters in this city Is by far the most active and extensive in the his tory of the party. It is an Interesting fiui that, while the committees of bJh the Republican and Democratic parties have been bandlcappe&vdur lng the present campaign by Juw of funds, the Prohibitum .. campaign, fund has been as large and perhapB a little larger than in former years. This Is easily understood when It is borne in mind that the PrcQbition- ists ana tie otner minor parlies 0 well, have always had tiwlepend irjT- on contributions from Individuals and not fn corporations and men of great wealth. At the same time the Prohibition campaign committee jpwdnjaicB linen ill iibcu ui iiiui e luiius. is Illustrated by the recent aitiuiitMii. ui cjiiKeiie v . iumiii, 11113 candidate for President, that if the Prohibitionists had $10,000 l spend they could carry the state of Geor gia in the presidential election. The activity of the Prohibitionists In the national campalgnQlias found, a reflection in many states and It Is' pred!A?d that In some of them the Prohibition ticket will cut quite a figure in the result of if election for State officials. rl' Prohibition ists have named tickets in more than half of the State where Btate officers are to be elavted week after next. A list given ont at the headquarters here today shows the Prohibition candidates for eovernor as follows: Colorado, itov. H. L. Murray, Longniont; Connecticut, Matthew E. O'Brien, Bridgepo't; Idaho, W. C. Stalker, Caldwell Illinois? Dan R. Sen, Peoria; Ii (liana, Sumner W. Haynes, Portlanf ; Iowa, Karl W. Brown, Ames: Ijansas, Rev. Albert L. Hope, AblOn '; Maine, James H. Ames, Btvdolrham; Massachusetts, Wlllnril O W'lli. Hovnrlv Atlxhl- Ean. John W. flrav. Adrian: MlnnoP sola, Dr. OejrO' D. Haggard, Min neapolis; M'jsourl, H. P. Karls, Clin ton; Nebrakn, Roy R. Teeter. Falls City; Nev Hmnpshlre. lev. E. B. Tetley; New l'ork, Dr. CWrge 0. Stockwll, Kt. Plain; Ohio, J. B. Martin, Cincinnati; Rhock Island, Iouls E. Remington, Providence; South Dakota, 9. E, Knappen; Tex as, Judge E. C. Heath, Jlnckwnll! Washington, A. C. Caton. Olynilila; West Vlrnln, K. W. Mills, lBilr mount; WlaconsA, W. I). Cox, Mll wniM)ue. GERPyiAN EMPEROR ON BALKAN "ROUBLE D"rl!n, Qr.t, 20 The Prussian 'inrllnnioit .was opened by Emperor iVIlllum todny. Alluding to the Ual- kanfl trouble, the eieror said that tivrmiiny was lota lntercstcil there than nny other of the powers., but the country was working with the others foroa pcacefal, and satlsfnrrt niry Hoiuiiou wi - too presoiu airti cultles. a ' NKWS NOTES. The uanks of OffAAtt, both stale AAd national, have $. 000. 000 more deposits than thlM hnd Inst July and about $2,000,0011 more than cllc' bnd last May. This Is shown by the statement Issued todny showing the condition of all stite anil national banks on September 23, the date for which the last statement wns called. The Individual deposits amount to $7.1,600,01)1) nnd the bankB are Ory- ing in cash $12,700,000, or about 10 and two-thlrns per cent of the Indi vidual deposits. Enraged by nn article which P' peared In the Walla Walla Evening Statesman, Friday, L. L. Boise, an electrician, broke all the plate glass windows In Ino front or that office, valued nt $7"0. The employees of the Morning Union, puhllshed in the same building, heard him nnd noti fied the pollre. lOlso made p vl cloua'gnt with the police before could be landed. The story puli llnl'cd wns that Boise was taking an other woman to the fair grounds In a carriage when his wife and five chil dren stopl him. begging hi in to come home and spend the money on his own family. o rv.A o You will find no poor tea in packages beari02 our name. If you find any such, you know what to do. Your trecvr return roof anf If yo doa't ttk Sctuill&j IWitt par him. O wwi s.AviNt; Gasoline power. W. W. Moore, phone Red 3282. ( Orders large or HIBLU. will be appreciated. foi woormAwr armAAVii Gaixilene power, rad. 73S E. 11th. sU Apply 1 R. Con- Telephone nucS to W. H. Davis. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children, the Kind You Have Always Bought Berths- ss yJtrz o o GUARD PLA XT . ,OW PREPARED ' t'Ofl WORK ACAIX. The Guard "ll?,"?8 ,C'8i plant is now Instai. 4' Willamette (Theatre ?10CK) and Is prepared to do J' klnd)if printing more sat satlslai'torlly than ever and do it more promptly- We have Installed a splendid new cylinder book and Job press, a new double deck linotype, and nrtich additional material. nQing the plant double the siitf of any other in the city and one of the finest in the state. Telephone number same as before, Main 19, T BUT SUBURBAN TKACTtMN YOUR Hl'N TERMS JiOVl rnets i two or .three acre tracjan(j 1( tna bu8inesg grows as he ex- oireei saaiuou. u u, witlr'streets nicely elided, wnicn you can buy at a moderate price on on monthly Installments if you wish. I Also tracts from Vt to 10 acres my Garden Homo addition. TheBe arei verv de rabln and vou may make p your own terms. These are splendid chances to make money by saving It, as well as by the increy In values. They will not last long. See the Oregon Land Company. Howe & Buo-' . or Zimmerman & Rugh about these tracts. Sotice ttoOelifiquent Taxpayers Delinquent taxpayers will take no tice that delinquent taxes wlii not be advertised heretofore; tinder a lw nnRRerl hv the last leelslature of this state ixes that are deli quent after the expiration of six months from the first date of such delinauencv mav be Dald byny one detnandlft; to pay same and" certif icate delinquency will be issued to such party. O Section 37 of said law, in part, reads: "Any day after the expiration of six montbB after taxes charged against real property ue delinquent the tax oollector shall have the right, and ltyhall be bis duty, upon daynand aad pvyment of the taxes. penalty and interest, to make out and Issue a certificate or certificates of delinquency against fcuch proper ty," and section as in part reads: Certiircates of delinquency snail bear interest from the dnfci of-lssu- ince until redeemed at ihirrAte of 15 per cent per atlBlUD. fe ," Dellnqueot taxpayers are tlierefofC- adylsed that If tfiey have not paid at least oae-half of their taxes dft or bofore the first Mondav in A',i)il that the same are delinniicnt and have . . - ..... ... A IeftJkfttllalr Street addition, c os, -7lDectB it to. more will be employed. oeen oeunquent since saia urn Mon-t- . . . duy In April, nnd those who have?YOU may be discouraged paid one-half of th(r Taxes a above the remaining jne-half will become doltnquent atvor the first Monday In October, and six months from such dates a certificate gf delinquency bearing fifteen per cent interestier aniAtm nuy be issued against jour PCf '.erty, A To furthef (!0st3. penalties and Interest you tire earnestly re quested to Qtle the same at once. Sheriff and Ta Collector. PiLEst rn.ics; PI Lies t . . , Williams Indian Pile Ointment will cure blind, bleeding and Itching piles. It absorbs the tumors, allays Itching it oObe, acts as poultice, gives Instant relief. Williams' In dian Pile Ointment l prepared for piles ana iiiwing oi me private pans. Sold by I.lMi Drug Co., by mall 50a and $1.00. Williams Mfg. Co" proj)., Cleveland. O. DAIIK.MKX. n Yoip Are re Interested in whatever may brfffi: vnn ,!i3 ilghest price for you i uiiik product. Selling cream to as will bring you higher returns Urn i you can get by any other method. EUGENE CREAMERY, Successor to Independence Creamerik 474 -i Willamette st. Phone Main 6 J We are agents for the Empire uream separator. WIIKKK 1!I I,1,KTS Kl.KW. David Parker, of Fayette, N V., a voteran of the Civil War, who lost a foot at Gettysburg, says- "The (id Electric Hitters haveOone worth more than five hundred dol lars to me. 1 spent much money doc toring for a bad rase of stomach trou- Jilo, to little purpose. Then I tried lectric Hitters and they cured me. I now take them as a tonic ami thev keep me strong and well." 50c at V. A. Kuykemlnli's drug store. SlngtT Sewnig Mucmue Company, U5 Willamette street, phone Red 1451. Q tf T TTTTT TT PITMAN STOOGRAPHERS ALWAYS IX DEMAND r private IMH-H IlllTIOX in ITtniHtt Slioi ortuaml anil tttii'h tYMvtritiiit. Vou will W a thorough, fii-Ht-cla( short hnud writer wh"n I mn tliniuich teachiiix you. Any atmlt'iit who will study ran ftnlitli Itwfrom rwo to three nionths.QKntes, $7.50 per month. Inqulrlr cheerfully, anxwi-retl at SMITH'S, E. PERT PIHI.K' AtXtHNT ATS AM) STEXtKiRAPH K.ltS. 48T Wlllnmeue St. Phone It.Hl 4411. 4j 4- Bmti tl S-1 una Kr.t ol - TRIPLETT STORE WILL OPEN NEXT WEEK One of the Largest Rooms in the City Well Lighted and Conveniently Arranged H. jsvTr!plett's nelry goods store In thUler block, Just completed on IWlllamette street soutn me v.ui i.i ..in i. ronriClW business mau uiuuk, win w .v.', " early next week, probably Tuesdaj-. The goods are now being delivered and Mr. Triplett is waiting on the painters to get through with their work on the interior of the building before he starts to straighten around. The room! perhaA the largest single store room In toe city. It is splendidly lighted and the fixtures, which are now being put in, will be conveniently arranged. Mr. Triplett expecU to employ six clerks at first. pectB ,t to mor( Tiie new pace wtu handie dry oodg , Bhoes, men's furnishing goods, ladies' ready-to-wear garments. " A Liougiao county apple orcnaro yielded $2,400 an acre this year. No panic for people with orchards like that. LEFT 00 RER DOORSTEP FOR THISgOTHER Mrs. A. O. Tuson, of Livermore, Cal., writes: "I picked up from my door EtefSlone day attlo book in which I soon became very nch Interested. My Ultle girl of five years of age had been troubled for a long time with loss of appetite, extreme nervousness and undue faticue. She was all run down and In a very delicate condition. "This little book was very compre hensively wrijjf n, ftid told of the new methocT of extracting the medicinal ele ments of the 3' liver from the o, ellminftlng theabnoxlous oil which la so hard for cWldrea to take. " 'Just the thing said I, 'for my little daughter,' and I immediately wejjt for a bottle of Vlnol. It helped her -won- loderfully. She has gained rapidly lit flesh and strength, and she does not taKe cold half so easily. "I am extremely grateful for the itiofi It has- done her, and I hope other mothers who have weak, delicate or ailing children will be benef ted by my experience unff just give Vinol a trial." Vlnol is sold in Kuifi'lic by the Red Clots Drug Company, o niSPOURAfiED because you have tried so many nsrve remedies without haviifg received r.ny benefit ?f you would onlyotry a si :cks course of NERVITA TABLETS, you would Jnvv. good reason to re)oice. If they were n& the best made vhy vould every drfiggist rejpmmend them ? They are known as the King of Nerve Medicines Jor 22 years; any druggist will sell you 6 boxes for $5. Cheer tp. It's not too late. Write for Free Booklet.0 Fisher Drug Co. Chicago. &K SALE I1Y MARX IniG STOllF & , The First National Bank OF EUGENE, OREGON Invites your m-igyiiiit, whether large or sOhll. Your business will receive prompt, accurate and confidontial atten tion. O SAKK DEPOSIT HO.YKS FOIl RENT fj) G. HENDRICKS,, President S. B. EAKIN, Vlcv-Presldent. P. E. SN'ODGRASS, Cashier. DARWIN BRISTOW, A.ist9nt Cashier. Lt-KE L. GOODRICH, C. P.. MEAD J. W. MAC HEN DEFORE buying real es tale call up or come to Springfield, the best town ol its size in the valley, the best railroad center and the best water power in the (ate. Farms of all ard descriptions, also cty property for sale. M. ii & REAL EST$E CO (Jckplnc Main 171 W. H. SMYTH Succesaor to M. S. Hubble Transfer CpmpaiQ' will li a i(n)rnl tnVrtsler hiulnes; nHiroiiM'Kiild kimxIs. trunkn amlV ulJryirfH in his line will receive pimipt and eiirefiil attentinn. "liiisinoa Priiiit ami Lunful" Is I'll. .i.e Main XI ,!!.-. Qne, lied 1012. Creamery 75c a t DODGE'S SIQN WARo l hat is the way the trade fli ELECTRIC SIGN - has the same fascination for people that light has for moths-it attract them its way eA brilliantly lighted store is alwaJ o well patronized o o Everyth&ig P sible in Wiring or Gas Lane County Electric Wo JOR TUCK, Mgr. 627 S. Willamette mm&smsssesmmm m iiftiaTrTtrriiTinrmrTrify -TR GRANft PROGR.AM oM0NDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY1 . "Pestiferous Spider" . "Lover in Kneading Trough"' 'Aroo Club Competition"' "Half Satorday Off" . - "Fireman' Daugber" !'it.-'" "The Picture" "Down Wih Men'" SONGS "On the Banks of the Old Mill Stream"' "My Heart I'll Leave Wth You, Dear" e Matinee Saturday 2:30 p. m. Evening PertDriaanc3 anaSf- ALL SEATS 10c. EUGENE HOSPITAL Medical 0d Surgical STAFF W KuykrndaU. M. D. , W. O. P-, M. D. P. I. BjrUe, M. D. B. r. Sca.ele, M. D. D. A Paine, M. D. Geo. O'B.DeBaeM.D. L. E. McDouKal, M. D. ..Trainins: School for Nurses.. Regular course of lectures by the faculty and prH irainin? in me nospiiAd i - at tne hospital constitutcsnne wcuuy. y mation address W. KUYKENDALL, USA . . s' Fnr F&rlrnrlc Wells and Pure. some J. E. KILB01 O tf4t;tf,fiftn Guaranteed J)tisfaction Guaran Ph3ne539I 0 in utter Roil j ieo ' For the carcacrttlMSt'1 o McdicU Mi Surgical Modern ot'-rstins room and up App!ianc230forXrayi. SpStum and Moid cxatriitw Full corps of tiiincdnuna Rates on applic100- a " We Carry ProO nd nwih"1111:. .... Oto haVthelft rilf rhp inl ' i nil L'onsequt".-" - v 1? 3 I'. ii"-- A for Ch.i!. lets, no cob IV ornjirn . ,..r lii said of "' ' hams and BrodersBjJ 5; US" CD 5
