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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1908)
AttT , FRIDAY, OCTOBER M, 1908 Mo A Good Hustler is re B The , Booth-Kelly You're on the Right Track whi'ii your clnthlng la looked after by our oxpert UMSimiints. Clonned perfectly, prenaed properly, delivered promptly, anil our chnriten by thulr little. nnHH make satisfaction an a b ii rod (act. Everything possible in Cleaning ana Dyeing Eugene Dye Works bth and Willamette Sts. Phone Red 2861 CIOAR$ Julius Goldsmith 4 WILLAMETTE e Meat Market Under New Management First-Class Fresh and Salt Meat Always on Hand Phone in Your Order WING & CAMPBELL eloved Tlisyni AH the World Loves a Lover Providence Joins in with the World in Loving a Hustler Witness the weather provided for this community in its home building spurt. The weather will not last; neither will the present low cost of building. KITCHEN & KOMPP Livery, Feed and Sales Stables Sample room In connection located in ltKi!ter HIilK'. Wlllnnietto Ht. Oak and 7th Eugene. Or. Plume Main 03 Appreciates smoking good cigars. It gives him relaxation The Mount Hood Cigar is a favorite among all thinkirtgmcn It is positively the best 10c Ggar on the market HALL B SHUMWAY t'tnnihlng and Sewer Work. Also general jobbing In tin and heet IroOwork. Iron work promptly attended to. Carry a full line ot plumbing ruturet Phone HInck 1371. 7th and Oak SM. J. W. BARRINGER Expert Housemovtr Moves anything. Twenty-live yean experience. Residence, East Fifteenth and Oak Sts. Phone 14 East 8th PRESENCE OF ' SURVEYORS IN COOS CAUSES SPECULATION The presence ot a surveying party which came down from the Umpqua today, In Marshfleld this afternoon, gave rise to all sorts of railroad ru mors, some declaring that they were selecting a route for the Mill road to Coos Day, others thut It Is a llar rlman party, and others declaring It was for some other railroad system. The party wasn't talking and Just who they are and what their object Is had not been ascertained late this afternoon. The surveyors have seven pack horses and were brought across the bay on a scow. They did not stop long after landing and not one of the small party who s nw them land ascertained any definite Information. A. II. Powers, who came overland with his wife, said that he under stood that tho party was sent out by the United tSates geologcal survey. But the number of men ami the equipment caused some doubt to this report. C. J. Mills said that the surveying party did not belong to the Southern Pacific. Marshfleld Times. lI,K.S,XT HIM, ITEMS (Special Correspondence.) Pleasant Hill, Oct. 29. Farmers have been very busy the past two weeks plowing and seeding, but the lateness of the rain prevented the us ual hu ge acreage being sown. I.om Urury, P. N. l.nlrd and Win. t.nlnt, of Ciarfield, Wash., returned last night from a week's hunton Fall creek. Needless to say. they brought plenty of venison with them. Ornn Davis and wife are here from Cunningham, Wash., visiting rela tives. Fred Cook and Levi Castlemnn are In the mountains on a hunt. Pr. Christie. V. 8., of Eugene, was In the neighborhood Monday. Penn Sanderson has sold his 160 acre farm to a Mr. Grossman, of Eu geno. ( M. E. Furrow has sold his farm and residence properly near the chnri to J. Harden, of'ugene. who experts to plant most of It to English walnuts. M. Furrow has bought 116 acres from vyrus Ulrhnrdson, which with his farm and store property on the op posite siuo ot the military road I make one of the most desirable prop- lertlesnn Plonuunt Hill I KECULAR. Q i on are interested m whatever may brtnir ym. 'he highest price for your n,l!k product. Selllug cream 111 bring you l(B)er returns u can get byany other tha l you nieimj EUGENE CREAMERY. Smer--r to lndepem'fk-e Crenmerv. 4 ' ;- y'Qp'w'l" "'" Main 6SS Street, Eugene, Oregon. (iltKKNLUAF 1TKMS (Special Correspondence.) Greenleaf. Oct .29. The gentle patter, patter, patter of the rain Is heard again on the roof. The sad news of the death in Port land last Monday of Miss Pearl Lamb, whose parents live at Deadwood, was received here the same day. The fu neral will be at the Deadwood ceme tery,1 as soon as the body can be re ceived from Portland. Fish are said to be plenty on tide water, but it seems there is not enough water to bring the fish up to the hatchery, though the last rise took out all tho fnise racks. Hrenton Lamb and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Chaslaln are on Deadwood, having been called here to attend the funeral of their sister. Frank Parker's house looks as if It only needed a smoke to be habita ble. Part of the population of Bluch ley has gone to Lowell to nttend the marriage of Ed Robertson and Miss Tillle Sprague. We hear that all the unmarried men on the creek are try ing to get the Job of cream hatchery man, at Blachley, believing there is some charm about the job, as two of the creamery men have got married since working there. Five companies use the same poles for their telephone wires from Lin go's corner to Junction. The five are putting In new poles and having that part of all lines made a metallic cir cuit, which ought to be a big im provement. The Rust Bros, only bought half the Dmgg-Blachley sawmill, Walter Blachley retiring. Rust Bros, have bought a donkey engine and will start soon on n $500 lnnd-clnnring contract for George Ehrhart. Had a Close Call Mrs. Ada L. Croom, the widely known proprietor of the Croom Ho tel, Vaughn, Miss., says: "For sev eral months I suffered with a severe cough, and consumption seemed to have its grip on men, when a friend recommended Sr'. Klag's New .Dis covery. I began taking It and three bottles effected a complete cure." The fame of. this life-saving cough and cold remedy, and lung and throat healer Is world-wide. Sold at W. A. Knykendall's Btore. 50c and (1. Trial bottle free. Albany Apple Fair. Nov. 10 to 12. For the above occasion me boutn ern Paclf1 Company will sell round trip ticket? to Albany and return at one and one-third fare, on Novem ber 10th. 11th and 12th. All tickets limited to November 13th. A. J. COLETTE, Agent. 0 Y(XM RAWING Gasoline power, by W. W. Moore, phone .!ed 32 S 2. Orders large or iuiall will be annreriafd. o take Kodol Just for r. little nervous dyspepsia. Try Kodol todiy. lute whrn you have silent att:iiks nt Imlui-sllon, and you take ltKflt little loncer In order to get rtfiof Lumber Co WARM CAMPAIGN N EARING CLOSE IN INDIANA Indianapolis, Ind., Oct. 30. The warmest political battle Indiana has seen in recent years will wind up to morrow night with parades and ral lies in every city and town through out the length and breadth of the state? The great battle in Indiana this year is the election of the atnio I ticket. The presidential contest, of 'course, has not been neglected, but ;the leaders here feel that the uation ;al ticket will take care of itself. The :main fight is for control of the leg islature. If the Republicans win, 80 ;of the 90 counties of the state nmv i exercise local option and James A. nemenway win oe returned to the United States senate if thf nn crats win, there will be no apprecia ble change in the liquor situation. The law enacted by the Republican legislature provides for local option by counties, while the Democrats ad vocate local option uy townships. Be tween the two there is a great differ ence In the practical results, as It is generally admitted that the township plan would not bring about prohibi tion in any of the larger cities and towns. The Republicans have made the li quor question the great Issue of their campaign. The Democrats, on the other hand, have paid little attention to the liquor Issue, but have made much ot the alleged extravagance in the Republican administration of the state's business. Both parties have made a thorough canvass of the sit uation during the present week, and according to the lenders, both are nleaseri with the at the Republican state headquarters ii. iimi i ne returns make the pros pects look brighter than four years ago, when Indiana went Republican by a large majority. The Democrats, on the other hand, appear well satis fled with th outlook and insist that a better showing for their ticket could not be desired. v NOTICE TO TAX PATERS Notice Is hereby given that the road poll tax, amounting to $3 Is now due from each male Inhabitant of the city of Eugene between fee ages of 21 and 60 years, ftcept as exempt bv law, and will become de linquent .less paid before tha tlrst day ofVJiecember, 1908. O Please call at the cities of L. H Bean, city attorney. NtPw McClung building, where proper receipts will be issued. Receipts will be prompt ly forwarded to those making rm. ment through the mall. It will save trouble aiid expense, both to the c av xpaver, If prompt payment is s:ade. By order of the common council L. E. REAN. City Attorney. ILover Clothing Sale of Real Interest all the Time At Hansen's well-known and reliable store. You will always find the best suits for the money at out store because we handle the celebrated Michael, Stern & Co.'s brand. These clothes are hand-tailored, and for style and quality are unexcelled. You will always find our goods priced right. We only make a reasonable profit at any time never ask our customers to pay anything more. If you buy a suit from us you know you are get ting full value for the mon ey at all times. . Come and see for yourself. We carry a complete line of furnishing goods that cannot be excelled in the city, and our prices will be found lower than many of our competitors can afford to sell for. We own our own store and have no rent to pay and are content with small profits. You are invited to come and look at our goods whether you buy or not. ED. HANSON East NinthJ5treet TINCENT RESTAURANT Mecilrat all Hours O 20c and up Phone Black 1557 West EighthSt L. CUE ADLE Stone Mason GASOLINE !lRRIGATI0N,SPIAyi ! PUMPING MACHK Fairbanks-Mom Gutbl I for pumping, sprajln, ani Ing. .Outfits complete. Fairbanks Sola lot M i Fairbanks-Mane Djun : tors for power UM Hal ! FairUnks-Mocw TUd Towers. Fairbanks-Morse GrjtJ I Choppers, Well Pnmi ) All first quality rw I ! prices always in stock. W 1 Prompt reply to inqiiris d shipments. Write lor oo4 price. ! RJT.nfiEH-BEMKW i Agents, Enseal FAIRBANKS, MMSI' Porllmurtia NEW YOR CLIPP IS THEiMATtfJ THEATRICAL I Si IN THE WOWJ S4.00 Per Year. Wk Sample Copy' " BETTING & BHH U4S0.M All kinds of Wc"J work prompw ' ;,ork Ryrn,lJll wl"a.B," Rid 4111. street, r"1"- Groceri You will alJS o the bath' Croons I Frcsh!Grny FUiraiwf No deUT ''-' """J Pierce ft Phone Mn " Auiuq - (0.D..,iiii- r The t priors rt
