Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, August 07, 1909, Image 2

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Than His Stomach
A roo mn ii itronj all over. No mm con be
lroD who is iuKerint from weak itomacb with
ooniequent iniii(etion, or (rom lime olher dineaje
of the tomacb and in awocieted organs, which im
pairs digestion and nutrilion. l'or when the itomacb
it weak or diseased there i a lou oi the nutrition
contained in food, which is the iouroe of all physical
a.i. U'k.n a man " doein't feel lUlt right,
when he' doein't aleep well, haa an uncomfortable
leelin in the .tomacb after eatin,. is l.niuid, nervous, irritable and despond.
cut, be is loiiol the nutrition needed to make strength.
Such a man mbould maa Dr. Plarea'a CsMe 'f'
Dlmcovcry. It care dlaeaaea ot the stomach mnd other
oriaaa ol dlieatlon mad aatrltloa. It enrlchea tha blood.
Invltoratea tha liver, atrenithena tha Itldneya. of
tha nerves, mad ao GIVES HEALTH XSD STRENGTH TO
THE WHOLE BODY.
You can't afford to accept ucrtl nostrnm as a substitute for this oon.
looholio medicine ot shown composition, not even though the urgent aeaier
may thereby make a little bitter profit. Ingredients printed on wrapper.
PERCY LONG gsSg 5c3,u6b B,ock I
Plumbing. Heating andJTiiuuftg j
Manufacturers of Galvanized Iron Cornce and Skylights.
Estimates Furnished J
None but Competent .Workmen Employed 2
Lumber
Shingles
Lime
Plaster
Cement
: ELMIRA LUMBER CO.
Phone Black 51 06
Yard 4th and Pearl
THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD. SATURDAY AUGUST 7, 1909
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SPAY THEATRE
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The One Cigar "She" Won't
Object, to Is a "Banquet,"
For it has a superb Aroma
that even the non-smoker ap
preciates. That Aroma of a "Banquet" is
that of the very best Tobacco
ever put in a 5c Cigar a fact
' that you will appreciate if you
were to try one.
Why not try it today.
New York. Aug. 7. The Women
Constantly Tormenting Ua and the
Society for the Prevention of In
nocent Amusement on the First
Day of the Week have gained an
other glorious victory.
when 'JlarK Twain ana oiner uuu
less folks who ought to be roasting
In hades this minute, organized- an
educational theatre, you may well
imagine that all us good and pious
people held up our prayer books In
holy horror and sanctified alarm.
A theatre for adults is 'bad enough,
land sako3, 'but when the miscreants
attempt to "put cancers in the
hands or children" as St. Anthony
Comstock once expressed it It is
time for we cf the elect to get out
our hammers.
Wlmt made the case worse was
that the theatre was Intended for
the children of the East Side. Why
would the youngsters of the tene
ments want a theatre, or "to 'lie
trained in the dramatic arts," when
we have provided for theid educa
tion a number of nice missions? In
stead of amusing themselves, these
graceless youths should 'be taught
to "suffer and be strong."
I nut the real crime of Mark
Twain, Robert J. Collier and other
wretches involved in the conspiracy.
' was that it was proposed to give
i Sunday night performances at the
so-called educational theatre. Do
you think we holy men would per
mit that? Xo, indeed, not while
we have police who would much
rather interfere with a children's
meeting or arrest a feminine dancer
than tackle a man-size criminal.
As the net result of our pious en
deavors, an order from the courts to
show cause why the Educational
Theatre Corporation should not be
dissolved is returnable on 'Monday.
Krom present appearances the
theatre is on lis last limbs. Its fin
al dissolution iwlll be a glorious vic
tory for we'uns who have stood firm
as the Spartans at Thermopylae
against the cohorts of vice.
Brumbaugh;
2 W, SIUO. ,
r. S. to Nellie J. Campbell;
acres sec 8, tp lfi. " W, pat
.1 W. Meachem et al to ! rank
Whltemen; lots 17. IS, 1!, block J.
Vallev View add Springfield, ?4U0.
J W. Meachem et al to rrank
Whltemen; lots 13. 11. D' ?
Valley View add Springfield, S30U.
S. A. Doran to Allen Monroe et
ux; 30 acres sec 25, tp 17, 0 W,
$1800. .
Mrs. F. A. Spurlln to Mrs. Sarah
Dorln; 30 acres sec 25, tp 17, 5 ,
iinou.
Marcellus H. Thomas et ux to
Casslus R. Mead; 392.56 acres cla
63, tp 17, 2 W, $3500.
Frank E. Herbold et ux to E. L.
Campbell; 43 feet 7 Inches off b.
end lots 5, 8, iblock 1, Mulligans
add west, $300.
Fred E. erbold et ux to E. 'L.
Campbell; lots 3, 4, block 8, Mulli
gans don to Eugene, S300.
B. A. Washburne et al to Martha
F. Vlnlng; lots F and G, replat lot
22, Clarke & Washburne's add to
Springfield, S300.
F. A. Rankin et ux to D. A. Paine
et al; lots 1, 8, block 39, Spring
field; $10.
Henry Oxniry t ux to C. E. Har
bit et ux; lots 17. 18, block 103, S.
P. & I. Co. add to Springfield
$1000.
L. D. Forrest et ux to Drew Tim
ber Co.; 240 acres sec 24, tp 16, 2
E, $400.
Albert Walker et ux to David S.
Jordan et ux; lots 5, 6, lot B, and
fraction lot 5, 'block 22, Springfield,
$750.
Wm. E. Weiss et ux to W. Kuy
kendall; 37.215 acres, being part
lots 6, 5, sec 18, tp 18, 7 W, $1500.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Real Estate Transfers
Dally transfers reported by the
Fresh
Meats
of
all kinds
WING & CAMPBELL
EATON'S
Book Bindery
Rsmki Boaod.
Magmtlnei lloand.
1'ortfadloa Made.
Blank Hoaki Ruled ad Bound
to Order.
Artlstio Bookblndlnat Dob.
Nothing But Good Work.
Nant But ReaaoBable Price.
Office at
EATON'S BOOK STORE
K. Mnnroa
r.W. Mi vot
THE
LATEST
IN
WALL PAPER
BASS HUETER
PAINTS
Fred Ludford
Hi Paint Man
rhone Rod 64 It
102 W. 8th St.
MUNROES
Furniture and Hardware
Sole Agents for
Portland Stoves and
Laclede Ranges
Trunks, Suit Cases, Hugs,
Matting, Bedding
7 West Rlghth St., Kn irene, Oregon
1'liono lbMl HAUL
WELL DRILLING
Any Size Hole, Limit J 000 ft
G, W. TAYLOR
823 Patterson St.
f hone Red 3372 Ol
I take pleasure in announcing that
I have built a wholesale bakery in
Eugene. My bakery is new all
through and throush. All my work
Is doi.e by the most skillful uni com
petent emptoyes that can be pro
cured, and all the latest and up-to-date
machinery, and will guarantee
you the best satisfaction In prices,
and Quality not to be surpassed. Am
always redy to fill all orders at amy
time. No orders received before
AtiKiist 1st.
WILLIAMS WHOLESALE BAKERY
tf Cor. 13th and Moss Ave.
IsOTlCE TO OAItl'KNTEUS
EiiRene Abstract Company, Fred O.
Stickles, Secretary.
Ida Bell Brumbaugh et al to
Reason Elliott; 40 acres sec 18, tp
21, 2 W, S13U0.
H. A. Schwerlng et ux to .Ellen 11.
Pennell; 45 feet off E end lot 10,
block 4. Shaw's add to Eugene, 1685.
Susie E. Snodgrass et al to Daniel
Shafor: EH lot 2. block 1, D. C.
McParland's 2nd add to Cottage
Grove. 1650. '
Frank H. Balllle eta ux to A. J
Hohan; Stt N'Vi SKVi sec 18, tp la
7 W. SI.
A. J. Hrtban et ux to S. Norton;
320 acres Bee 18. tp 15, 7 W, SI
J no. W. Warren et ux to Henry
M. Stewart; 90 feet on Ninth Btroet
between Twelfth and Ferry, $1
11. iH. Scacklett et ux to L. C.
Hughes: 116.21 acres cla 75, tp 17,
3 W, S1700.
Booth-Kellv Lum. Co. to A. W
Fish et al: 80 acres, sec 7. tp 19, 1
H. $640.
Hiram Lee et ux to Ida Bell
Contractors and nomebullderB
Having JuBt completed an addition to
our mill It gives us ample room ro
handle any and all kinds of mill
work, sash, doors, frames ana mould
. Ines a specialty. Store fronts and fix
tures on short notice, tast 8 th st.
planing mill, J. H. Smith & Co., 205
Fast 8th Rtreet. Eugene. Or. tf
Still another shipment of those
fine umbrellas, adapted for either
rain or sunshine, have Just arrived.
Those having spoken for one and oth
ers desiring one can now De supplied.
THE STEVENS fr HULIN PIANO
HOUSE,
Commercial Club Block
Transfers Past Week
$285,253.80
FIVE PER CENT MONEY
to loan on county or clty property
including
TIMBER LANDS
No commission. Fair valuations
Abstracts furnished at lowest rates
Eugene Abstract Co.
FRKD G. STICKLES,
Secretary
rhone Main 731.
8 and 10 McClung Bldg.
WAGON UMBRELLAS
BROWNSVILLE
10
An east and west line across Ore
gon, which has been the wish of
Central' Oregon people for years, has
received another boost through the
incorporation of what is called the
Central Oregon & Pacific Railroad
Company, at Salem, with a capital
of $50,000. IPranklin T. Griffith,
attorney for the company, states
that the Intention Is to begin con
struction eastward from Brownsville,
on the east side line of the Southern
Pacific, at once.
Charles H. Warner Is In the vicin
ity of Albany today. The proposed
road Is to run from Al'bany to On
tario, on the O. R. & N. In Eastern
Oregon.
"I cannot say who is behind the
company, excepting that of course
our presont directors are dummies,
said Mr. Griffith. "But we have
funds with-which to do the work
and hope to ibegln construction east
aarA frnni Brownsville by fall.
The three men named in the dl
roftn,M.tB are Franklin T. Griffith,
Dorsev B. Smith and Charles II.
Warner. Griffith has handled the
railroad end of the Portland Rail
way, -Light & Power Oo's. legal busi
ness for some years. Smith was for
merly asdstunt superintendent of
the 6. It. & N. Co. and is now gen
eral manager of the Open River
Transportation Company, a company
in close sympathy with a project for
a railroad f'-om Ontario to Coos
Bay. Journal.
AWFUL RASH ALL
"S
E
OVER
BOO!
Weeping Eczema Kept Spreading
on Little Sufferer A Score of
Treatments Prove Dismal Failures
Grateful Father Tells of
L3
S. P,
ENGINEER
INSPECTS SITE AT
FALLS OF SALT CREEK
CURE ACHIEVED BY j
CUTICURA REMEDIES
"It gives me great pleasure te express
my deep grutitude in appreciation of
that the Cuticura Soap,
Ointment and Resolvent
did my little boy. Ho
bad an awful rash all
over his body and the
doctor said it was eczema.
It was terrible and used
to water awfully. Any
place tho water went it
would form another sore
and it would become
crusted. A score or more
physicians failed uttorly
and dismally in their
efforts to remove the
trouble. Then I was told
to use the Cuticura Reme
dies. I cot a cake of
Cuticura Soap, a box of Cuticura Oint
ment And a bottle of Cuticura Resolvent,
and before we had usei half the Resolv
ent I could see a change in him. In
about two months he was entirely well.
When people see him now they ask,
'What did you get to cure your baby?'
and all we can say is, 'It was the Cuti
cura Remedies.' So in us Cuticura vill
always have firm and warm fries .Is.
George F. Lamliert, 130 West Ceiure
St., Muhanoy City, Pa., September 2a
and November 4, 1907."
A BARGAIN.
An A No. 1 dairy an stock farm
consisting of 520 acres four miles
from Eugene. Fine land for fruit
and grain. 125 per acre. Call or
address owner, 232 East 11th street,
Eugene, Ore. tf
I', of O. Cignr Storo Opens.
noddy & Willotighby have moved
into their new quartors in the Cher
ry block. They will carry nil the
leading and popular brands of cigars
and a fine line of confectionery.
Billiard and enrd room In connec
tion. Call In for a good smoke and
a pleasant evening.
a-7 BODDY & WILLOUGHBY.
Florence iropcrfy rtcllinR Fast.
There have been upward of 200
lots sold In Florence; 28 In Aber
deen, Washington, was the sales of
one day, July 2 8th. 19 sold In Eu
gene same date. At this rate they
will soon be all sold. tf.
Hazel Dell. Aug. fi. Civil Engin
eer Bowers, of the Southern Pacific
Co., and 'Forest Ranger James Fur
nish, and Roy Kerns left this morn
ing for the water power site at the
falls on Salt Creek. The rangers
will make an estimate of the timber
on tho right cf way. Mr. Bowers
will return to San Francisco In a
Tew days. He will probably come
back again with a crew of men to
finish the survey of the canal.
Personal 'Notes. ...
Norman Russell and wife, of
Jasper, are visiting at F. S. War
ner's. They intend to make a trip
to 6alt Creek hot springs before
they go home.
Mr. and iMrs. Holt have gone to
Eugene after supplies.
Laurence Holland, Mamie Flock,
and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Flock spent
last Sunday at the Salt Creek hot
springs.
Mrs. Kacnaei Neet is visiting ner
daughters, Mrs. Hills and Mrs. War
ner.
Mr. Beach Is stationed at North
Fork ranger station. Mr. Fnrnlsh
will move to the Rigdon ranch.
Peter 'Herbert has returned from
the Seattle fair.
Mr. and Airs. Fred Fisk are en
joying an outing at Kltson Springs.
Mr. Hlgglns has returned from
Lowell. He went to take Mr, War
field who was very 111. We are
sorry to hear he probably will not
be able to come back again.
J. B. Hills has returned from the
lakes. He reports the roads In
very 'had condition.
Earl Walker visited at J. B. Hills
last Sunday.
Mr. Taylor, of Eastern Oregon
has come over the mountains to get
fruit. They intend to camp a short
time at Kltson Springs before they
return home.
MILLIONS OF PEOPLE
Rely on Cuticura Remedies.
Millions of the world's best people use
Cuticura Snap and Cuticura Ointment,
agisted, wliei? necessary, by Cuticura
Resolvent (liquid or pills) for preserv
ing, purifying and beautifying tne skin,
for eczemas, irritations and inflamma
tions, for cleansing the ncalp of crusts,
scales and dandruff, and the stopping
of falling hair, for baby rashes, itchinss
and chafinits, and many sanative, anti
septic purposes which readily suggest
themselves to women, as well as for al)
the purposes of the toilet, bath and
nursery. Guaranteed absolutely pure.
Cutlcuni Soap '2Sv. Ointment (50c). Resolvent
(Mir.), ftmt Chocolate cmted I'llls H'-lc.). are sold
Uimncnout the world. 1'otter Drue Chem. Corp,
r-Uftileid Free, l.'uucurs Book on toklo
In Summer
Clothing
O- entire A
"-u.ug. me , J
the citv. k.. t 1
downtobtdrrxkpii(i'(
to move it rw.i tf 1
and wmter goodstj
That l8 whM,J
our splendid line a ,
weight goods flKtih
ever we mutt da,.
Sole agenu tv
Stern & Compu
ed suits.
Ollr Una . . I
vi Knur
In complete utf a
rieeu'Dn. .. .. A v . 1
ouu aectt
sure lo have jus stla
""""ft ur,
ED. HAM
East KiutlS;
Protected From the Sun
torvniCHr
Pain anywhere stopped In twenty
minutes sure with one of Dr. Shoop's
Pink Pain Tablets. The formula Is
on the 25-cent box. Ask your doc
tor or druggist about this formula!
Stops womanly pains, headaches
pnlns anywhere. Write Dr. Shoop
Rnclne. Wis., for free trial, to prove
value of his headache, or Pink Pain
Tablets. Sold by all dealers.
E. T. Condon's bakery. Ice cream
parlor and confectionery will be
open Sunday during the summer. 19
DO YOU WAXT AN UP-TO-
DATE HOME?
If you do I have Just what
you want, a new, modern, up-to-date
residence, 6 rooms, all
necessary closets and pantry,
wood house and fine walks;
corner lot, 65x135 feet. If
you want a home cheap you
must see this. Will sell com
complote new furnishings;
must leave tho city and this
Is one bargain you must not
fall to see. Owner only, 704
wasnington street.
Use Sun Proof Paint
and your house will be pro
ected. Gists no more and
wedrc Inn rr than nthfT oatnts
Ask for a Color Card
Overton Wall Paper
and Paint Company
16-18 Seventh St. Phone Red 1 161
Bryant's Transfer
General Transfer and Drnynge
Business.
All Kinds of Wood for Sale. Orders
Filled Promptly.
Offiro, rf;$ Willamette Street.
Phone Main 74.
Phone M. 23. .OJU Willamette Et
Watches and m
kinds. Do it right!
things as good 2
sometimes better. I
nee da timepiece prf
Watches, chains, !
in endless variety. I
.1
SMART!
Smeed
MttMMMHiHuH
Coney U
A t the Hal
theMiM
i4
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On a narm
children out
! youi selves
i U((1U J
I . 1 Cur!
j Lumnes. eii
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I No Liquor
I Soecial attend
r women aiw
r.. (mm cirv.
SVnsciUHB OR THE GUARD. 'SUBSCRlBB pQR THE GUARD
EUGENE rM
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Eiceuior - -(
Dry M.P.. -.Jd
Dry tie w- lrj,A
AUTOMOBILE
FOR HIRE
Five passtnecr car for hire
ny tiire day or night
GOOD DRIVER
CALL BLACK 1231
W. H. SMYTH
Transfer Company
Will do a n'm-ral truunfiT hnMix'w
wood for sale,
orders promptly
0 attended to?
a rhone Mnlit ft
Ji. Thon. 4ut
O .
LA COKE & foFFLEH
Bed RQk Well ttrillcn
lMn It.M Vlllard
nine 7J41 tSl E. lUh 8
$50 Per Acre A No. 1
Fruit Land
$50 Per A(
AUTOMOBILE SERVICE
TO THE LAND
Automobile service at all times. It is well to
engage passage tli-tlay before at our oflice 4S7
V illamette Mrec or j'lioue Red 441 1, ami n seat
will bo reserved. As our profit is small a small
charge will be made. If voifyuroliase there will be
NO CHARGE FOR AUTOMOBILE
0 TERMS OF SAL&
- per acrewn, ? J. 00 per mouth per acrc,(jy
tere;0'y; ami in case of d9ith a deed 1.KK if at
least $30 an acre lias becu O'd.
ton of
yiy aico ui as iuuu 1IU1L IUI1U LlltJIt; lb 'r .
pnrth. fivp milpc. frnm R R ctatinn .nhdiviu
J - - ' ..KlWl 11 Will 1 . 1 JlUtlUIll W j ,
tracts of 10 acres and up. It is as good, will pw
much, and is-as well located as the $150 and
Acre tracts. It 'is rolling land, "smooth surface
drainage. Cleared' ready for setting.
per
HOLEEHBECS & IcE
9IIRFHEY