Eugene daily guard., October 13, 1909, Image 2

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THE
EUGENE DAILY GUARD, nKMPAY. OCT. 13, 1909
EUGENE -run iir ni a tin rnnnmU Olinn
sai ttt wuiviano luuuttii onur
STORE
O
We are displaying in our East window
TAFEETA, MESSALINE and NET
WAISTS & the latest foil Styles, values
$4.50 to $5.50 Specially 9riced?or
FRIDAY 0NLY
S3.98
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SEVENTH
AND
WIIAMETTE
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Just arrived, a nw ,io ofjvlisses and Small Ladies Fall Skirts,
Specially Priced at
o o o o
$3.75 .
We also carry Skirts of Extra Large Size, ask (orspecial prices
We hav& the best line of Neckwear shown in Efigerg. Ask to see
the CO-ED, Friday Only, 25c. Special values in Linen Embroid"
ery Collers o 0
AT 2 FOR 25c
SEVENTH
AND
WILLAMETTE
THE FAIR STORE
FRANK
SMITH
PROP..
The Farmer s
. Opportunity
Is to take advantage of the times, and buj f when anj
where he can savs money. HERE IS AN OPPORTUNITY
We are closing out this line and ye selling Till
Farm Implements at Cost
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There arc Disc, Sulky and Gang Plows and Moline Har
rows with a spring connectionthat takes the jar off the
horses0 neck.
Everything in hardware at living prices.
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DB. LABBE & S01S, 0
Hardware
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FOR SALE
DRIVE AUTOMOBILE
ACROSS NTINENT
Portland. Oct. 13.-Ben Holiday,
one of Portland s best Known ouag
biiMex men. a prominent memoe
of JSe Multnomah CluD, where he to
m nf ,ho lo.rtlnc hardball plajers.
la creating a at s In the auto
mobile world in the tast He nas
recently 'brtime connected witn tne
American branch of the Simplex Au
tomohtln HnniDany. and will atari
Weat next Friday with the avowed
lasKlght. W. H. Lncaa of Portland,
being re-elected president J"
m L also appointed de legate to
the meeting of the national .-octa-tlon
at Memphis, Tenn.. In -Nvem
her No act on was taken on the
Sition of reorganizing the circuit.
Rfats Greek.
Portland. Oct. 13. Eddie OJ&ra-
nell. the Multnomah ---blstr"r;
vhA was flaw wreaiciu a
rhamplon Asfcria last week, took
on peter huzukub, lc . ......
mcoad The Hindu refused
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to go on and tne uree -o
inten.,rn of drWiJig a powerful tour-l tuted. 0'C?nne.l agreeing to throw
.Mr. HUH lliretS tuuca m -
nd nt.ll tossed the OreeK tne req.w
Ire car all thu way to this coast
Holliday is a thorough mechanic, a
Remedies are Needed
were wb ptneci, w , mn, meuicinei . I
not often be needed. But sinoe our system! hsvl kT V
come weakened, impaired and broken dn. .l ' 4
iadisoretions which have (one on from the early
through oountleis fenerations, remedies art needei!
aid Nature in correctini our inherited and otheiv
acquired weaknesses. To reach the seat of uaml
weakness and oonsequent tfifesriva troubles tw"?
oothinf so food Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical DiiZ
ery, lycerio compound, extracted irora nativ
inal roots sold lor over forty years with m u.jT" ,
Weak Stomach, Biliousness, Liver Complaint, Psia
Heartburn, Bad Breatt Belchin of lewd, Chronica.!? S
DenueeoKnts, the "DAcovery" is a time-prorsa ni
Thr, denmne ham on Ita S
oafalde wrapper tbm
q Signature
Yon een't afford to accept eeeret noatnmQs a ioki- I
Uolie, medicine or know coairosmoN, not na taouViU!
thereby make I "tie Differ pront,
'thoiUkJ1
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets refulate and iarlfonh 1
bowels. Sufar-coaled, tiny f ranules, easy to tikfiU N
wa nrevlnnslv allied with the PatK- wree times in iuur u.,uu.--.
anH Win, mflCh ne WaKYS. '
Lucas llo-elected.
Seattle, Oct. 13. The annual meet
ing of the Northwestern League of
Iirofpsslnnal liaspljpii OMlbS Was held
aPs baseball storks.
VESTERI).
Portland, 2; Vernon, 0.
San Francisco 3-4 ;L Angeles O-o
Sacramento 4-2: Oakland1 0-.
pity nc ct inHN?
VIII VI gh jviinv
DECLARED WET
Saftn, Or. Oct. 13 Through an
opinion written by Associate Justice
Will R. King, the Biipreme court to
day announced an opinion In which it
Is held- that the charter of the city of
St. Johns ts very similar to that of
Medford in that It Is superior to the
local option law. The St. Johns
charter is. held to be a special act au
thorized by an amendment adopted
by the lnltatlve in 1906 by which the
power is conferred upon the city
council of St. Johns to regulate the
sale of liquor.
FrDBBERS BREAK INTO
HARRISBURG DEPOT
Harrlsburg, Or, Oct. 13. The
Southern Pacific depot at this place
was broken into last night by robbers
and the office and freight house ran
sacked for valuables. A careful
checking Is being niaJe, but so far
nouiiine- of any value Is missed.
Q'here is no clew.
ftOPS SELL AT 26V4
109 acres, 80,000 feet good saw
timber; 85 ncres of this good fruit
land; 11 mllrs from Eugene, 1 mile
from the .MaScnzie river. Prlef,
8.B0 per aero. A. M. Hendrlcksr
820 South Oak street, Eugene, Or.
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OBITUARY.
On Nov. 1, the prices will be
rnlHcd in the McClaren addition.
Those acre tracts will make you a
beautiful suburban home, where you
can 'have your gjjden and yet be
close to the city, t'los: to school In
good residence district. Buy before
tho raise. MARK FLEMMING, 412
Willamette stret.
SL1IMONS
In the Circuit Court for the State of
OroKim fur the County of Lane.
O. 8. WoolilrlUKo, plaintiff, vs. Ueask
ove-
44-50 E. 9th St.
Phone Black 5071
Vera
i To Hotttile Vera Woohlrldge, the abi
mimed dffeiuiuiu;
InLho name of the 0rute of Oroffon
I you Wd horol.y auminoneil ami retjuf 'oil
10 appear una answer me comr .Int
of Hi u ahovo-nanu-d plaintiff .n the
nhovo-tntitleil court now on file with
tho dork of Haiti court, on or before
tho 2sth day of October, 1909, and you
aro hereby not tf tod that If you fall
to no appoar and answer ttald complaint
In tin Id court an hotvby required, the
pin 1 11 LI rr will ask said court for thi
rollef prayed for and demanded In bis
sulil complnlnt so filed with the clerk
of nald c uirt. In-wit:
Kor the dlnolntlon of tho marrinKe
contract now exist in between Raid
plaintiff nnd defendant and for full re
lief hor-dn.
ThinOiimninn in served upon you by
order of the Hon. (1. H. Ohrl-sninn. Judge
of Ijine county. (lroRon, duly made at
chambers on tho 1 1 1 It day of Sept amber,
1900. requiring the first publication
hereof to ho made In the KuKene Pally
Guard, on September 15, 1909, and the
last publication hereof on the 27th day
of October, 1909, and that you appear
and answer said complaint on or before,
the 2Sth day of October, 1909.
1 HITjYETT,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
. The Special
List of new Amberole Records cemplete are now on hand. Come
and hear the Whitney Brothers' Quartette, Victor Herbert's Or-
tfiestra,Unitcd States Marine Band, Etc.
Hcifr Ours First ?,
New sontt a$l instrumental
hits n& now in. See us for ev
erything ir?mup
GuoKe M. llamniftt was born June
O20, 1S04, and1 died September 30.
mil!!, aged 4o years, 3 months ana
1 0 days. He was born near Eugene,
being the fourtlh child.
With his parenls he moved to their
home on the Mohawk about twelve
miles from Eugene. Early in life
he went O the Couer d'Alene mines
wheie he spent several years. He
also spent several years in other
minus In the Western states. In
1892 'he came for a visit with his
parents after whioh he returned to
the mlnQ in British Columbia, and
Montana. In 1901 he was called
home by the deHth of his ither and
the serious Illness of his. brother
Paul, who dleJ'a month later. Short
ly after this he '4lted Alaska, from
there he went to the Panama Zone.
Of hi' years he has lived in dif
ferent parts 'of California, mostly in
San K'raiK'isro and Downlsville, near
where ho died.
He was kind hearted, Jovial dis
position and a seneral favorite of all
friends and relatives. He leaves a
kind, loving mother, who will great
ly, miss his frequent letters 'home.
Also several brothers aOl sisters, all
of whom were present nt the funerul.
LAWRENCE & ROACH
MUSIC HOUSE
62 W 6th St . n Phone Black 102
UDUKE I LEFFLER
Bed Rock Well Drillers
I'twne ReJ
'Hack 7241
1 1 Vlllard
cs;. nth St.
EUGENE TflsSFER CO.
Select Your
Fall Suits
From the Best
We are now showing the most
complete Hue of clothing In the
city. For qusllty, Btyle and
workmnnshlp our line cannot be
excelled. They come from the
celebrated house of MICHAELS,
STERN & CO., whose goods
need no recommend but tho
guarantee of their brand.
Wo can suit In pattern im.1
price alike.
Come In and see us It la a
pleasure to show goods like
O'irs.
Our line of genta' furnishings
ts rouipU-tw Mid In Kliirts, I
denveni and Neckwear we nre
sure to have JiQ w hat Jen are
looking (ikr.
4.4.
W.giOX I'MUUELLAS.
Anotlier big shipment of
those popular wagon umbrel-
las Just arrived. Good for
rain or sunshine.
STEVEN'S & Hl'UN PIAXO
& hoPpe
Commercial Club Block
AT WOODBURN
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Wonrfhnrn Or.. Oct. 13. What Is
beIlevedto be thO highest price ytO,
paid for 1909 hops In this state nas
been paid 9y E. C. Herren. of this
place, who secured the F. P. Stahl
neker lot of 77 bales at Sherwood for
26 H cents a pound. This lot la said
tn ve heen one of the finest In the
state. Other recent purchases by
HA-ren include 50 bales bought from
Mrs. Quail for 23 cents. 27 bales
from Will Gooding for 24 cents and1
80 bales from Geyge BallWeber foj-
i cents.
LATHAM WILL '
BE FLAG STATION
Salem, Or., Oct. 13. General ManO
ager J. P.0 Brlen of the Harriman
lines in Oregon has Informed the
railroad conimissloir ' that Latham.
Lane county, will be made a flag
'pit ion for numbers 19 and 20, the
lioseburg local. In response to a peti
tion of the people who live near that
point on the Southern Pacific.
r The citizens of Glendale also have
petitioned the railroad commission
for depot improvements Including
lights.
NOTICE AGAINST IIVNTIN'G
O
AN" I) TRESSPASSING.
Notice-Is hereby give that no hunt
ing nor tresspassing will be permitted
during the season of 1909 and 1910,1
on the fa Vis and premises of the
undersigned, all of the farms being
In Lane county Oregon. Arrests with
out distinction will be made if this
notice is violated.
C. W. Dwlgans, L. A. Coldren,
Chas. Erisbee, John Parker, L. Lem
mon, G. L. Day. Chris Baars, James
Knights, E. A. Bond, Fortney & Jen
kins, Blon H. Drake. Jas. Humphrey,
Wm. Boqua, E. J. Slayter, J. H. Wil
burn, J. B. Sherman, John Bvers, J.
H Landers. J A Adkins, Q J. Cpmbs,
A. Oi. Davis, oel Smyth, Green Zum
walt. Thomas Morgan, Chas. Van
TOirn, George Jensen, H. R. Oldham.
W. E. Stafford, H. F. Mitlkey, It. C.
Dwlgans, E. J. Ward. E. D. ftwmier,
Raymond iod. C. H. Wlthrow.
Cha.-. Stickles. William Pearson. C.
.umwait, itoiand Fox, Chas.W;0O
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EXCAVATING AND GRADING
I am In the field for excavating
your basement and furnishing you
with gravel for your foundation and
sand for your plastering. Will also
grade and )repareronr lawns to suit
your tnsta at reasonable figures. R
Yergle, 685 West Seventh street,
city. tr
TAXIDERMIST & EIRRIEIt.
By Improved mctihods 1 mount true
to nature big game heads, fish, birds
and mammals. Make fur rugs and
garments, clean and remodel them.
Exi.ress ami mail orders promptly at
tended to.
r. M. H ARRIS,
ItCS Washington St.. Portland, Or.
Telephone Main 3600.
TAYLOR .v WIl,T,l.MS.
Storage wan-house, ou railroad
track. fur hop, spuds, household
i i A lln,e. eroekerv or anv.
I IhiiiKO Stone foundation nnd piped
; with water for fire protection. Kates
; mad ton car lots. Inquire of Wil-
limns lransfer Company, Main rl
2 ssi ' brea' eS!lte 0fflce- Dlack'
ii;i Qi:
bach, W. L. Iflfwers, Peter Withers.
.1. E. Baker, John Maxwell. J. w
Maxwell, Henry Douglas, P. D., A. J.C
nrinKiey, A. Ward, Peter Calson. G C
Mast, E. C. Ward. A, Jeske, G L
Soverns. Lars JoJhirlon, M. J. Harper
L. M. Soverns. F. II. Miller, S a'
Hughes. G. A. Hicks. H. L. Plank E
and J. Spencer, William Humphrey.
l-rupn. Thos. Tucker v P rut,
W. R. Wing, A. B. Woodcock. o22dv
REMOVAL.
Dr C. W. Southworth has moved
his office to the rooms formerly oc
cupied by Dr. 'Cheshire in the Chrls
!(" building, comer of Ninth and
p, J"1?','?, s,reetso Office phone.
Black 13S1; residence phone Main
,86- S23
60
.. JIALIS TEXAS WONDER.
I have sold Hall's Texas WomOr
trouble for thPlast five years, and
have guaranteed it in many cases
..ac never naa a complaint,
days treatment In each bottle.
O. J. HULL.
hi 1he.E"K(,t.e VMcamery pays the
highest ice for sweet cream, and
' "utter foQhe blghe.?
,hL WMS V0 ret,,il for any more
han Product of some of the
cheaoe creameries. Ask your gro!
r for Eugene Creamery butter, tf
We take nrlde m tho t ,,..P ..
H KEN'S.
Fryers, broilers
'-v i ne
and
around tho
4s;I.
roasters or
oll.
vi r a an'1V !''nt lnr'ek, East
null 1 1 im O 8 rn.iln
corner.'
Xiuth Street
"J list
Phone Red
ff
VnH rl l,Q'"te line o( Pure Drugs
sell at reasone pTic:t0n
frug Co.
Dr.
ROAD TO Ai MK OPEN FOR TEAMS
As soi 0f tii, ,,
Florence 1m,. deceived 1 h
pav fit?
Red Cross
tf
Prenttcp-B nm
Eighth street. Ca.,7au:na:
1171: olcht nh' hone
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n.l tVQltost EQor
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T. F W.
WeEigl
to day
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FRANK I'NOWl.ES.
W.MiiQivTMT"
yo-.i.
We I
iiniiiii-e. W. !(.,, " - n"'l 4
!' evervth:,,!. in V " ""o.wmplete
s "rug Co. lii)
The Snrlrtprie-rt
jhn iftDiton. f b. ttot " . t
' f'r uromnt ."A-J- vv2L'--.:r .,r.
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BARGAI
In Farm banft
Fftm of 80 acres; 25 acres in cropibalaJ
ana pasture; xwo iiouses; one i rooms, one 4 J
lamiiy orenara; gooa pries cenar; 3 clnekeik,
park, this pjaceis suiuaiea 11 miles iromE-
gooa neignDornooa. rrice, per acre
Farm of 80 acres, situated about 8 mik
tage Grove; county road runs through tie J
1 1 i 1 .1 : . Ai , H
Will trade for Eugene property. Price ..'
26 acres, situated about 6 miles west of Fl
acres under cutfivation, balance in timber. Pel
100 fyres of tine Willamette valley
miles from Eugene. . Per acre
50 acres, more or less, all under cultivate
just 4 niiles from Eugene. . Very best of AVillsd
land. Trice, per acre
l0 acres of Tich river bottom soil, situated
norfli on river road; new house of 6 rooms,' J
porcujogooa barn. Ail in crop, consisting 0!
cabbage and corn; 3-4 acre of strawberries; fen
pie trees. Jrrice
Farm of 115 acres, situafbd 10 lWles from
than mile from Woodman Hall, church
house: 90 acres under cultivation; good housi
lots of good spring water on place. Will trail
amount of $3500 for Eugene property. Cash pr
lo acres finebottom land; 4 acres m cuIH
5-acre tract situated less than 1-4 mile fromSl
scribed, making a total of 30 acres. Hns25F,i
cherry trees on one tract and a beautiful m
nils wouia maKe an laeawnome. this piaceti
only 5 miles froiB Eugene on river road. Prittl
Tract of 8 3-4 acres, situated near Donna, Oi l
4 rooms; barn and outbuildings; good well;
3 acres in cultivataion. Price
Tnrm 70 01100 A milnc frnmll
mile from Irving; land practically all in cultivail
house, barn aiol other outbuildsjigs. Terms. Pen!
A Few Snaps ik (Jfir Pi
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. 2 18ts in Fairmount flldition; lots 2G5 feet fr i
1G0 feet deep; good 7-room house; souKniit.El
nes; gooa well ot water; small barn and allM
buildings. Price I
House of 9 rooms, plastered throughout; sis I
xio icet; corner lot, situated close in; three u
pliblic school. A beautiful home. Price
New house, situated on Lincoln street; 6 rtl
bath and toilet; closets in all the rooms; housl
electricity.; good deep well; lot 60x150. Price
9-room house, plastered throughout; eleetrj
bath, hot and cold water; lot 66 2-3x80. This ki
Cated close tn m nf Uio hnat onlinnls in PltV.fKI
a l-story 5-room bungalow; modern tnronp
V iu--a!.eu OU 101 Ot LJ-iJX8U. Trice '0""'J
n Good 9-roo mliAuse, 6 rooms of which arel
and papered; 3 rooms ceiled and papered;'
good well; some fruit trees, flowering shrufe
Kranarv that wniiM mal-o n cmnA lmrn Sitnateol
car line near school; 10 minutes walk to Stater:
Trice -
iino residence lot. 53xl60r situated on ok I
streets in city: onlv 3 blocks from Willamette 1
east side of street: n.ivino- nnd sidewalk, vrtOI
piped on lot r&ldy to attach. Price . . .
2 lots on OreconQvpnunr P.-ist front. Tlieal
very desirable. Price
Ae have spvornl vorv rlnsipnliln luts in Fasl
Addition; also fine building lots in the Gross il
and some beautiful lots in the Kincnid Addn
and see us before you buy. We can save vontj
mom kW4
PHONE RED 4411. 478 WILf-4
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ticon, ham and lard. Fresh and smoked s.tucaft-
s JC SOI
with neatness and d.spatch. FarrsT)) trs
J'-livcvsV free of char?e.
, Vvivlslur worn!. It.:,- load... 'J.0
Ov Maple. :i,.) H'r cord.. A. .Ml l
; ltrr tit' wood, tMod, tMird...
I Hry body fir, -ft., cord 4M)
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