Eugene weekly guard., August 08, 1907, Image 3

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shen this afternoon to visit Mrs. Hen­ gene yesterday, and after a visit to ♦
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friends at that point wilt gp to Cot­ ♦
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B. J. Weaver and J. H. Dunlap, tage Grove, where she will join a ♦ DAILY NOTES FROM
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live six miles west of Eugene, party for an outing in the Bohemia ♦
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COI NTY CLERK 8 OFFICE. ♦
country............................. Master Eugene
are in town today.
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(Prom Friday's Guard )
B. C. Barney, wife and children, Houston went to Eugene yesterday ♦ ♦
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Drain.8 Ada C°ffey l* vlslt,n8 In who have been visiting Mrs. J. J. to visit his grandparents, Mr. and
Poille, daughter May and daughter- Mrs. McClanahan.— Salem States­
Real Estate Transfers.
man.
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- left
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-
Ellis Richardson, of Meadow, is in in-law. Estella,
Furnished by Lane County Abstract
for
Klamath
the city.
county last night.
Company
(From Tuesday's Guard.)
moCuntainrs’'
“ h°me from the
Mrs. Fricke, a sister of Mrs. Babb
Albany Brewing Company to J. E.
E
O.
Samuels
went
to
Mabel
this
and Mrs. Amos Wilkins, went to
Stewart; part of lot 4. block 38.
morning.
Springfield. »600.
hoLDtodB.ye11’ ,he traVeliBg man' “ Portland last night.
Mrs. Louis Aya and children are at
James R. Yates to Naomi A Yates;
Miss Nettla Addison returned to Newport.
part of lot 7, block 7. Eugene. ,10.
Miss Molli® Schurln, of Marcola Cottage Grove today after visiting
Mrs. M. I. Coleman, of Lorane, is
R M. Pratt et ux to John Davies;
Mrs. Dr. Marquam.
is in Eugene.
in Eugene.
lots 4 and 5. block 4, Packard's ad
Judge J. W. Hamilton, of Rose­
I
C. L. Smith and wife returned to to Eugene. ,1.
F. Ç.
C. Smith returned last night burg, was in Eugene yesterday set­
P ri r 11 n n /<
Marcóla today.
from Portland.
C. Cole et ux to E. M. Savage; 1
tling a bill of exceptions.
Frank Taplln, of Fall Creek, was acre in sec. 19, tp. 16, s. r. 1 w.
L. A. Eson. of Gervais, is in the
N. 1». Fitzhenry returned today to in Eugene today.
,40.
city on business.
the ranch Deer-horn-on-thP-Mcken-
S. J. Godard, of Walterville, was
Albert Jackson et ux to A J. Hv-
zie, which he recently sold.
in
the
city
today.
from
d Portland on a visit.
etsy
nere
land; certain land In tp. 17 b r. 3 w.
Joseph Knapp, the engineer in
David Graham is spending his va­ »1.
S. G. Spicer arrived down ironi charge of the testing station at the cation at Newport.
Ernest C. •Nicholson et ux to
university, went north today.
Isabel and Frank Bunch are in E li­ M. Veach et ux: 35 acres in sec Geo.
Marcola last night.
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John Simpson and wife have re­ gene from Salem.
I
Dr. F. E. Selover has gone to Fo­ turned from St. Johns, where they
tp. 16, s. r. 2 w. ,340.
8. B. Taylor, of Divide, was in Eu-
ley Springs on an outing.
Chas Brown to C. A. Shortrldt
went for Mrs Simpson's health.
gene this morning
certain land In sec. 12, tp. 23, s. r.
Dr. H. F. Ong and wife arrived up
G. W. Dixon, the proprietor of the
W. T. Shurtleff was down from 3 w.
from Portland last night.
Seattle Produce Company, went to Blue River today.
W. W. Chessman et ux to Mrs. Eliz-
Hon. Tilmon Ford, the Salem at­ Portland this mornig on business.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Splicer return­ Sheth Pitts; part of Io 12. lot 3. block
Mrs. 8. D. Thurston, with the ed to Mabel today.
torney, was In the city today.
4. Kelsay’s 2d ad to Eugene. ,300.
body of her husband, who died last
A. J. Ward, of Deerhorn, was in
Will J. White, wife and children, Tuesday,
Chas. J. W. Grosser
1er to W. E. Greg-
passed through here today. the city last night.
went to Cottage Grove today.
«. 12, tp. 18, s. r.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Davis and
G.
H.
Metzger
and
wife
went
to
I Robert \ aughn was down from bis daughter will be at London Springs Newport this morning.
et al
farm near Walterville today.
for about a month. They left today.
C. L. Williams was in town this
In tp.
Will and Ed Judkins, accompanied morning from Dexter.
Ralph D. Robinson went to New­
by their families, and Mrs. Bristol
port this morning on an outing.
Dr. Wing Lee, the Spencer Butte
M. E. Furrow ;
Edwin Hobson returned to Eu­ left for a vacation at Newport this mine owner, is in town.
tp. IS. s. r.
morning.
gene on one of last night's trains.
C. C. Behnke and son, of Florence, 2 w »800.
Misses Lulu Davis. Pearl Beebe, were in Eugene today.
J. M. Howe, who lives east of
W. W. Calkins et ux to Isaac Hig-
Spencer Butte, was in the city today. Pansy Beebe, are in Newport enjoy­
George Yornan and family went to gins et ux; part of lot 3, block 22j
:
Mrs. O. L. Breaste« and sister have ing the society of the aristocray of Blue River this morning.
Fairmount. ,250.
. left for the Sluslaw coast on an out- Nye Creek.
Miss Ruby Moore went to Portland
O. F Ford to P. E. Newell; part
j ing.
Adelbert Beebe and J. M. Young yesterday for a short visit.
of lots 5 and 8, block 17, Mulligan's
Misses Ella Mack and Ruby Moore came down from Fall Creek today.
Mrs. W. E. Miller, of Salem, came donation to Eugene. ,1.
returned last night from a visit at They have been building a barn for to Eugene this afternoon.
J D. Spencer et ux to John Max­
Frank Blair.
i Drain.
Miss Rose Crenshaw, of Cottage well; 6.33 acres in sec. 1, tp. 17,
Dr. C. B. Willoughby and wife. Grove, is visiting In the city.
i
A. R. Martin, postmaster at Junc-
s. r. 4 w. ,1.
| tion City, was in Eugene on business Harry Dunbar and sister, Luta, and
Paul A. Cowgill and family, of
C. G. Stewart to A. C. Ackerson;
! today. ,
Earnest Gilstrap went to London Boise, arrived in the c'ty today.
lots 3 and 4, block 4, University ad
I . J. O. Byers and F. C. Smalley, Springs today.
Mrs. W. J. Gross went to Newport to Eugene. ,1800.
A. A. Anderson, a graduate of the for a few days' outing this morning.
horse dealers from Spokane, are in
Mi Kenzte Warehouse Company to
University of Oregon in 1906, is in
Eugene.
Fred Fischer made one of his fre­ C. W. Young; lots 2 and 3, block 9,
' J. H. Morehead, of Falls City, Ne­ town on busines and pleasure. He is quent trips from Marcola last night. Skinner's donation to Eugene. »200.
braska, is registered at the Hotel in the law busines at Portland
Thomas P. Clarke and J. C Wyatt,
Edwin Wheeler to William F Col-
N. Aya and family went to Walker of Vancouver, Wash., were in Eugene
Smeede.
vin; part of lot 2, block 3. Shaw's
this
afternoon
to
attend
the
family
Rev. G. 8. O. Humbert went to The
today.
ad to Eugene. ,3000.
Dalles today in the interests of the reunion of his wife’s folks at the
Mrs. R. P. Chambers is visiting her
O. & C. R. R. Co. to A. C. Wood-
home ot Charley Schneider.
Divinity School.
mother, Mrs. J. B. Marshall, at Al­ cock; 21.50 acres In sec. 19, tp. 17.
D. R. Lakin, who returned from bany.
Miss Ellis Miller, who has been
s. r. 1 e. «52.75.
visiting Mrs. Whitson, returned to Newport on the afternoon train, re-
J, M. Howe, the tailor, will return
U. 8. to Earl H. Church; 160 acres
ports big crowds and a good time from a busines strp to Cottage Grove
Sacramento today.
In sec. 25, tp. 17, s. r. 3 e. Patent.
Mr and Mrs. Geo. K. Munroe have generally at the popular resort
tonight.
Earl II Church to L. M. Travis;
Wing Lee. the Chinese cook, has
left for the coast in the vicinity of
Mrs. J. B. Taylor and daughter, 160 acres in sec. 25, tp. 17. s. r. 3 e.
Rone to Albany to attend the inter­ Camille, went to Baker City this »r,oo
Florence for an outing.
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Geo. W. LIU is home from Crow, ests of his store there. He is sup­ morning.
Melville G Evans et al to Karl F.
planted
at
the
Hoffman
House
by
a
where he has been on an outing
Mrs. Hawney. who conducts a Gerard; lot 5, block 4. Creswell.
white man.
for the past two weeks.
boarding camp in the Mohawk valley, »390.
Tilman
Ford,
who
has
attend
­
Hon.
Mrs. K. N. Knight returned to
was in town today.
John Boehringer et al to Hobt.
C. A. Schafer, a university student Holzung; certain land In sec. 36, tp.
Springfield today. She has been vis­ ed to much of the busines of the
men
who
are
fighting
for
the
refer
­
iting Mrs. G. T. Skipworth.
working for Allen Eeaton, is back 17, H.
s. r. 4 w. »950.
Miss Cleo Johnson, who has been endum on the university, returned to from a visit with his folks In Port-
M. F. Grtggs et ux to B. F. Good­
Salem
this
morning.
land.
visiting in Eugene and Springfield,
pasture; 160 acreB in sec. 14, tp. 18,
E. C. Statzet was In the city from
Miss Mary Rothrock, who has been s. r. 4 w. »2000.
returned to Corvallis today.
Pleasant
Hill
today,
looking
after
attending summer school, leaves to­
Stacey Russell, manager of Hamil­
Wm. L. Leonard
ton Bros.’ store at Springfield, was business matters. He reports thresh­ morrow for Seaside, where she will half acre in sec. 33, tp. 16. b r. 3 w
ing
about
to
begin
there,
with
pros
­
spend her vacation.
in Eugene today on business.
also lot 7, block 1, Coburg. 11.
Dr. H. L. Studley, of Roseburg,
Hon. T. G. Hendricks, daughter, pects excellent for a good yield of
State of Oregon to J. W. Mrton;
made a call here this afternoon. He 160 acres In sec. 28, tp. 16, s. r. 1 w.
Miss Ruby, and neice, Miss Norma grain.
Steve Hanns and Archie Morris will join his wife on the flyer tonight
Hendricks, went to Portland last
R. M. Pratt et al to Ell Bangs et
left this morning for Odell lake, and will go to the coast.
night.
ux; part of lot 6. block 11, Mulli­
Albany Herald: Mrs. A. J. DeLay, gan's donation to Eugene.
Mrs. G. A. Westgate, of Albany, where they will join the railroad
has returned to her home after a road surveyors. Will Kelsay, who of Eugene, was in Albany yesterday
Ella I. Emmons et. al to Ludwig
visit with her sister, Mrs. A. M. Hen­ hauls supplies for the surveyors, will to spend Sunday with Mr. DeLay, who Christensen; lots 4 and 5 in block
start tonight.
is employed on the Herald.
dricks.
9, Florence. »400.
Professor A.A. Cleveland, who con­
Albany Herald: Rev. Arthur Lane,
Joe Byers and F. C. Smalley, the
C. M. Hileman et ux to H. Peter­
well-known horse buyers, are here ducted the courses in psychology at of this city, and Rev. Fathet1 O'Far­ son et ux; lot si9 and 20, block 5,
again, having been at Spokane for the university summer school, left rell. of Eugene, left this morning for Frazier & Hyland’s ad to Eugene. »1.
this morning for Astoria. This win­ Portland to remain this week.
some time past.
United States to Henry DenharU
Fred Eisenschmitt was in town 160 acres in sec. 2 8, tp. 18, s. r. 7
Mrs. B. A. Hyland will leave for i ter he will be at Pullman in the agri­
today from Monroe. That place ex­ w. Patent.
Myrtle Point tonight to visit her cultural college.
Ben Huntington, Jr., went to Yon­ pects to have either the Siuslaw or
daughter, Mrs. Willis Rickman.
T. M. Jackson to W. E. Mahoffy,
Milt Burton, Eugene Christian, calla Wednesday evening, where he the Corvallis road, perhaps both.
W. D., 160 acres In secs. 26 and 35,
Miss A. M. Smith, of Eugene, will tp. 17 s., r. 9 w., »2.800.
Harold Roach and John Ellis, high will be In the employ of the Yoncalla
school students, have accepted posi­ Drug Company a few weeks. He will be in Portland visiting her aunt and
Wm. Hentze et ux to Devi Day, W.
tions at Wendling with the Booth- then return to Eugene and complete uncle, Dr. and Mrs. L. B. Smith, dur­ D., lot 4, blk. 23, Fairmount, »400.
a
few
advanced
studies.
—
Oakland
ing
the
month
of
August
—
Oregonian.
Emma A. Lucas et al, to E. A.
Kelly Company.
Mrs. George Heitzman, Mrs. Louis Shurn. W. D., lot 1. blk. 9, Morse's
Ed Busby, who has been employed Owl.
Albany,
is
in
the
R.
E.
Mason,
of
Aya.
Mrs.
Norbert
Aya
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
in Rathmell & Branstetter's barber
Add. to Florence, »100.
T, Smith left for Newport this morn­
shop for several months, has returned city.
T. F Hickman et al to Louis E.
to
Newport
this
Mrs.
Knox
went
ing.
Mr.
Heitzman
will
soon
return.
He may return
Bean, W. D., 160 acres secs. 1 and
to Colfax, Wash,
morning.
P.
E.
Snodgrass,
who
holds
the
im
­
He plays saxa-
12, tp. 17 s.. r. 4 e.. »2,000.
here in the fall,
Barney May, of Harrisburg, is in portant position of head banker of
Chas Y. ilomeyer to C. M Young,
.phone in the band.
the
city
today.
the
W.
O.
W.,
has
raturaad
t-oiu
Se
­
Horace Burnett, city editor of the
W. D., 400 acres in sec. 1, tp. 17 a.,
the
A.
C.
Yates,
of
Irving,
was
in
attle.
where
Ke
was
Mee
a
tee-
Guard, left this afternoon on a sev­
r. 8 w , »2,000.
onu w* —.
eral weeks' vacation.
He goes to city yesterday.
Margaret E. Kopp et al to Chas,
the
J.
E.
Roy,
of
Roseburg,
was
in
R
C.
Tr
—
™
C22M
Jacksonville and from there will join
M. Lare, W. D., lot 10. blk. 4, Pur-
city
yesterday.
from
St.
Paul
loot)
w.
Vu~,
A
U»-
a party on a trip to Crater Lake and
& Quimby's Add. to Eugene,
David Graham is in Portland on lly of C. P. Barnard. The iexner 1« I , kerson
the Klamath country.
The other
»200.
his
Vacation.
agent
for
one
of
tee
o«<
maacon-
members of the party are his broth­
A. F. McAllister et ux to Thomas
A. A. Anderson returned to Port­ tinental lines.
er, Dr. R. T. Burnett, of Jacksonville,
| C. Bryan, W. D., 13.20 acres In secs,
land
this
morning.
Mrs.
L.
M.
Ferrin
returned
to
C. W. Irvine, cashier of the Indepen­
I tv , ,1.000.
S. L. Thomason, of Harrisburg,was Wendling this morning. Mrs. Leon­ 15, 22. tp. 17 s to . r.
dence National Bank at Indepen­
F. J. Gerger, W. D.,
Earl Mount
in
the
city
yesterday.
ard,
who
accompanied
her
down
yes
­
dence, and Fred Neil, of Ashland.
acres In sec. 12, tp. 16 a., r.
Earl Pryor came back from Cot­ terday, will stay In Eugene until her 7 160
w.. »2.000.
tage
Grove
last
night.
husband
returns
from
Salem.
(From Monday's Guard.)
Edward Bailey et ux to Geo. E.
Mrs. Kate Campbell departed fr»r
R. P. Chambers, the barber, who Huntley et si, W. D., 120 acres In
W. L. Eaton, of Jasper, is in Eu-
Portland this morning.
was burned out yesterday, went to section 24, tp. 16 «.. r. 7 w , »2500.
gene.
Miss Alta Eastham joined her Albany today. From there he will go
Geo. B. Collier to J. M. Working.
F. G. Theyer went to Portland this mother at Newport today.
to Portland, in two or three weeks W. D., lot 6 in blk. 1 13, Packard's
morning.
Mrs. L. Cole and children left for he and his partner will start their Add. to i Eugene. »2000.
8. R. Humphrey, of Lowell, is in Mt. Angel this morning.
shop again
Wm. J. Lander to Frank E. Alley,
Mrs. R. R. Deadmond was in the 1 again.
the city.
W. D., J 160 acres In sec. 28, tp. 16 s.,
from
Deerborn.
Thayer
returned
to
Port-
city
today
------
Dr.
F.
G.
'
Charles Chick went
J. A. Duddleston, of Wendling, land today. He graduated from the r. 7 w., »10.
yesterday.
Mrs. L. . A. Burnett to S. K. Bu-
was
in the city yesterday.
University of Oregon in 1907», and
W. I D , tract of land in claim
Miss Ella McCallister went to Blue
Rev. H. N. Mount returned from is now a full-fledged doctor, having sick.
41, tp. 20 g.t , r. 2 w , »800.
River yesterday.
Cottage Grove this morning
passed
his
examination
before
the
Leonard Packard to Mrs. W. H.
Miss Edith Gallogly went to Port­
Geo. Marksberry. the ball player, state beard.
Ryan, W. D., 80 acres in sec. 1, tp.
land this morning.
returned home to Halsey today.
18 s., r. 6 w , »500.
S. G. Marsh made a business trip
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Dunn leave to­
Shermnn Adams et ux to 8. P. Qo.,
to Portland today.
morrow for an outing at Newport.
W. D., 160 acres In sec. 6, tp. 16 a.,
W. Polders and wife returned to­
Mrs. H. F. Rhodes and daughter,
r. 1 w., «6160.
day from Newport.
Mary, left for Newport this morning.
Fred Fisk. Hh»‘riff, to Andrew Hoff,
Mrs. Geo. O'B DeBar Is visiting
Savage and J mother-in-
Mrs. Geo. ~
Tax Deed, 36.80 acres in sec. 25,
her son at Wendling.
-------------
to Marcóla this morn-
law
returned
tp. 18
r. 5 w., »1.
Mrs. Russell Welch and child are
Ing..
John F Brewer et ux to (’har)es
visiting in Albany.
to
Portland
Gates
went
Miss Helen
From reports it seems likely that M. Miller, W. D . 3 lots In blk. 9,
W. T. Warnock and family went to
this morning to visit her sister, Miss another period of dog poisoning has 3 lots in blk. 10, University Add. to
Newport this morning.
begun on 8outh High street, for Cas­
»2,000.
Rev. J. S. McCallum made a flying Hall.
John Givens, a Roseburg timber per Clarke, a high school student of Eugene, Black
et ux to John F. Brew-
trip to Wendling today.
man, is In the city watching things this city, has lost his Spitz dog “Char­ er, D. W. D. D.,
lot 8, blk. 10, University
Misses Bertha and Henry Davidson
move.
coal," and from all evidence in his Add to Eugene, »10.
left for Portland today.
J. H. Gillespie, of Walterville,
Charles M Miller to John F. Brew-
Mrs. H. A. DeLay left for Albany was looking after business matters possession Is was done In his yard.
A neighbor also had her pet poisoned, er, D. D.. 239.03 acres in tp. 18 a.,
on a visit this afternoon.
town today.
but It fortunately recovered, while r. 2 w., »7.000.
Mrs. W. L. Ford and children went in G.
N. Miller and family, who are
Alexander Mathews et ux to J. M
to Wendling yesterday to spend a stopping at the Hoffman House, will another lost three cats. same neigh-
Last summer In the
Working.
W D . MM 3. blk. 14, Pack-
few weeks.
go to Gate Creek in the morning.
borhood between ten and fifteen dogs ard's Add. to Eugen»*, »1400.
A. A. Walter, of Wendling, went
Miss Stella Crouse went to her were poisoned by some malicious per-
Edwin McM'irphey to Henry Max-
to Cottage Grove yesterday.
home at Hood River today, She has son, and the cas les referred to Indi- well; lot 11, black 4. Purken n «
guest PH
of ____
Mrs. Geo. Smith.
Mrs 1. H. Bingham arrived home been the _
cate that either the same or some Qulniby's ad to E'lgene. »225
from Newport this afternoon
C. W. "Ballard and James Hflde- other miscreant is dealing death to
w.
Jake Flaksg' r et ux to A J.
Mrs. A. MacDonald and Mrs. Proc­ burn, Roseburg capitalists.are spend- dogs, and It is wise to watch yonr art; tract in •de. 33, tp 20, •. r 3
ing a few days at Foley Springs on pets. If you iiav« any, that they are
this morning,
tor left for Marc«
not allowed any possible chance of
J C
hn A.
id wife returned an c utlng.
Geo. B. Dorris
R jv Knox
obtaining poison.
g at Newport.
La«
block
today from an on
.’to Ne
traveling man, and Mrs. Knox,
J. D. Bne
o Geo
wife went tc Portland this morning, Wedn day.
TEN
i in block 4 J. H
and Ethel Kinsey,
laaea B<
Grant Kn rht and wife ar* among
d t Cottage Grove
id Frank Tobey and
t*rn
Aug
the Eugene Lxnntc ths* are in Port­ Ha
Pendiet an,
• a jolly party that
Ge<
it
of
-Ing
**xp<
Fl»k:
land.
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to H
Idle
been
Hard w
room
r. 9
t
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In a
Pr. Fram Lnc
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Newport tn«
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and
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helm
tc ing to lb
M. S. W
hp1
4 w. Si.
X»wport • h
I be for The Dally Guard.
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u-
d to
Mrs M. A. Pratt d
PEK8ONALS
Which Broke out on Face and Body
— Medical Treatment Did Them
No Good—Mother Cured Both Her
Little Ones and Now The
WHOLE FAMILY JOINS
IN PRAISE OF CUTICURA
•• My son's trouble was running sores
which first appeared on his face and
then broke out all
over his body. I
had tried doctor
after doctor for
three months but
none helloed hitn.
Then I was ad-
vised to try Cuti-
cura.
__ drug-
My
__ „
gist said that he
could give me a
salve that would
help him, but I de­
manded Cuticura
Oint ment and after
u.-.ng it for a while
1 was surprised to
see an improv-
nient. I treated
the sores with Cuticura Ointment on soft
bandages after washing with warm water
and Cuticura Soap, and gave him the
Cuticura Pills. In two weeks he was al-
most cured, and after the steady use of
Cuticura Remedies for two or three
months I can now say that I baveoneof
the finest boys in town, and I tell all my
neighbors that he owes his health to
Cuticura. Later my little daughter was
all covered with sores on her face and
body. I didn t waste much time or
money with doctors, as I had done when
mv boy was sick, but used the Cuticura
Remedies on her, and now my little girl
is entirely cured. I send you her photo­
graph to show how she looks aft»*r we
used Cuticura. I know of several
other cures which Cuticura Remedies
have effected, including that of our
domestic. Miss 8------, whose face was
revered with mosquito bites which she
scratched until they became a mass of
soresand which she cured in no time with
Cuticura Ointment. Our whole family
joins in sending their thanks and praise
for all that Cuticura Remedies have
done for us. Mrs. Rise Flrjss, 1206
W. Madison St.,'Chicago, III., Nev. 3
and Dec. 3, 1906, and Jan. 21, 1907."
compleu* External ant Internal Treatment tor
Every Humor of Infants Children, and Adults
consiRta of Cuticura Soap (25c > to Clean** the Skin,
Cuticura Ointment (50c.) to Heal the Skin, and
Cuticura Resolvent <50r.), (in the fotsu rf Chocolate
Coated Pills 25c. per vial of 60) to Pu. «.y tnc B’ ><id.
Sold throughout the world. Potter Druir dr (i.em.
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Cenerai Auctioneer
Residence 194 E. 10th St.
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acres in sec. 33, tp. 9, s. r. 7 w.
O. & C. R. R Co. to T E. Brown;
160 acres in sec. 17, tp. 19, s. r. 7 w.
»1.
M. M. Dobbins et al to G G.
Strome; 6 lots in block 16. Cres-
well. »600.
Samuel Elliott et ux to R. J. Kin-
ney; 70 acres in tp. IK, s. r. 3 w.
»10
Geo. M. McLean et ux to Alton L.
Martin: lots 3 and 4, block 7, Fisk's
ad to Glenada. »1,
Fingal Hinds to Effie J. Whalen;
certain land in sec 33, tp. 20, a. r. 3
w. »600.
S. A. McKay to Carl F. Q Ira rd;
lots 7 and 8, block 4, Creswell. «550.
Jas. E. Noland et ux to K. F. Gi­
rard; lot 6, Block 4, Creswell. »50.
Daniel B. Leathers to T. A. Owen;
10 acres in sec. 23, tp. 16, s. r. 4 w.
G. M Bonnett et ux to G. H Neet
et ux; certain land In tp. 17, s. r. 3
w.
Levi M.
Herbert Mortimer to
Beebe; lot 14, Huddleston's ad to Eu-
gene. »300.
M. D. Mitchell et ux to Rockwell
Abbey; lot 1, block 23 and lot 4.
block 23, in Skinner's claim No. 64.
»625.
Jas M. Cox to Jessie E. Smock;
part of Hendricks' ad to College Hill.
»1000.
Charles K. Kompp et ux to Henry
Kompp; 40 acres in township 17, s. r.
4 w.
L M. and Lydia I.. Hall to W W.
Calkins; part of lot 1, block 4,
Shaw's 2d
d ad to Eugene.
United Siati s to S. Stidham; 160
acres In sec. 6, tp. 22, a. r. 3 w.
Patent.
S. K. Wllllr
lot 3, block
D. G Me Fe ria
Grovi
$10.
E. c.
Morgan; 80 ____
ac.'i es In sec.
s. r. 1 e. ,10.
John W . Williams et al to Mary
Lind ivy lots 6 and 7, blot k 3,
E. Lindley;
Shaw 's 2d ad to Eugene. »100.
Edward Lambert e al to Mary E.
Lindley; ljts 6 and 7, block 3, Snaw'.t
2d ad io Eugene. »100.
O. & C. R. R. Co. to J. M. Rennie;
certain land in sec. 5, tp. 17. s. r. 3
e. »107.03.
1. F. Campbell to Horace Burnett;
lot 8, block 2, Campbell's 1st ad to
Eugene. »100.
O. & C. R. R. Co. to C. V. Sherl-
dan; 83.79 acres in secs. 1 and 31,
tp. 19. a. r. 3 and 4 w. »251.37.
State of Oregon to Fred Hurst;
160 acres in sec. 16, tp. 19, s. r. 11
w. ,200.
Simon Day et ux to Chas, T.
Leaves; 4 0 acres in sec. 16, tp. 17.
s. r. 8 w. »10.
C. F. Rho les to R. S. Willoughby;
160 acres in sec. 32, tp. 18, a. r. 6 w.
,10.
lx*ns Hanson to R. L. Willoughby;
120 acres In sec. 2, tp. 18, s. r. 6 w.
,10.
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Eustace Maud et ux to Francis
Clayton; part of block 65, 8. I. &
P. Co.'s a<l t Springfield. »750.
R. I>. Calkins et ux to A. J. Cal-
kins; lot 10, block 2, Shaw's ad to
Eugene. 1700.
Joseph A. Kain et ux to J. R.
Boyd; 80 acres in sec, :. 15, tp. 20, s. r.
4 w. ,600.
A. S. Nickerson et al to Hattie Lit­
tle; part of lot 7, Glenwood Park.
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Thos. Brown to Elnora Renshaw;
part of lot 9, Skinner's ad to Eugene.
,2200.
State of Oregon to 8. .1. Coon et al;
40 acres in sec. 16, tp. 18, s. r. 1 w.
,30.
Charles Chaffee et al to Edmond
Land Co.; 4 0 acres In sec. 16, tp. 18,
s. r. 1 w. »I.
Herbert Gordon et ux to H. W.
Thompson ; 50.54 acres’ln tp. 17, s.
r. 4 w. ,100.
H. W. Thompson to Chas. A. Har-
dy; 50.54 acreB In tp. 17, a. r. 4 w.
»100.
David Griffs et ux to Chas. A. Har­
dy; 70.54 acres in secs. 23 and 24,
tp. 17, a. r. 4 w. »1.
L. D. Scarbrough et ux to L. R.
Morton; pffrt ot lot 2, block 3, Cres-
well. »1.
R. H. Parsons e ux to L. R. Mor­
ton; part of lots 1 and 2, illo« k 3.
Creswell.
Mining l»ocntIons.
G. W. Kerr files notice of location
of Grand Lock mining claim, Bo­
hemia district.
G. G. Warner locates Berkshire
claim, Bohemia district.
MUSHROOMS FOR
OREGON MARKET
Ed Briggs, the night clerk at the
Hoffman House, has a farm six miles
front Eugene which he plans to turn
Into a mushroom garden next year.
He intended to raise his first crop
this year, but owing to delays did not
get his beds In shape. However, as
most of the preparation Is made.com-
paratlvelv little work will be needed
to start a srop.
Mushroom growing, as far an ca­
tering to the market is concerned, is
a new Industry In Lane county, and
with Portland within 125 miles and
other good-sized Willamette valley
towns nearer, there Is every reason
to suppose that the lovers of the
mushroom will buy the product glad­
ly. Near Paris there are hundreds of
such farms
Th«“ distinct advantage
of the cultivated mushroom Is that
there Is no danger of eating a poison­
ous specie, some of which are deadly
Mr. Briggs plans to produce all the
standard varieties, and as soon as
he can sell the stools should have bls
fortune made.
MOVING TOWARD
BATTLE GROUND
Klamath Falls. Or., Aug. 5.—En­
gineer Journey and hts accistants
have already moved chtnp and are in
the Bonanza county, having finished
their survey from Klamath Falla
through the Lost River __
gap. They
are working east from here to Lake-
view, and it is said they are a divis-
ion of the forces now battling for
the large territory In Eastern Ore­
gon now without railroad transpor­
tation.
Engineer Journey's arrival, togeth­
er with the announcement that rails
have been ordered removed from the
Coos Bay road to the California &
Northeastern railway and work rush­
ed on the latter have awakened a
great deal of interest In railroad mat­
ters. Further, It is announced that
the California * Northeastern will
commence shortly on the deep cut
just north of this city, as this will
furnish the material for the fill east
of the city.
The deeds have been delivered to
the Southern Pacific and the money
paid over to Abel Ady, George W.
White and Leo. S. Robinson for the
right-of-way over six tulles of their
swamp lands'below this city This is
the closing act of what appeared at
one time to become a source of trou­
ble and delay. Altogether railroad
matters seem to be progressing fa-
vorably for the people of this sec-
tlon.
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EUGENE
RacketStore i
There Is
a Reason
why you should trade
with us.
That it means money
left in your pocket.
The prices at our store
will convince you of this
and that wc are the low­
est priced house in Eu­
gene.
To appreciate our low
prices you should visit
our store and see the
goods and the quality.
Merchants handling
the same lines admit that
we are selling at less than
wholesale prices and we
invite you to take ad­
vantage of our prices.
Come in and get ac­
quainted.
CRIME WAVE STILL
New York, August 5.—The wave of
crime continues. Miss Adelaide WII-
derer was attacked by a man but
fought him off with her hat pin In a|
desperate struggle.
Her assailant
ran to Central Park, where he was
captured. He is an Italian.
Yours for Business,
E. R. Store
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DIED.
Cheapest Hace on Earth
At her home In Glenada, Oregon,
Monday morning. July 29, 1907. Mrs.
Emma Johnson, aged 67 years, 4
months and 27 days.
At her home two and one half
miles east of Marcola. Friday, July
25, at 6 a. m., Mrs. Christina Stol-
berg, aged 70 years, 5 months and
Mrs. Stoiberg had been
18 days,
sick for a long time. The funeral
was held at the M. E. church at Mar-
cola Sunday morning at 1 1 o'clock,
coaduc i by the Rev. J. W. Perkins.
Interment in Baxter c< m
CIIILDKKN IN PAIN
Never cry as do children suffering
from hunger. Such is the <aua»> ot
all babies who cry and are treated
for sickness when they r<ally are
suffering from hunger. Thia Is caus­
ed by their food not being assimilat­
ed, but devoured by worms. A few
doses of WhRe's Or**am Vermlfu ge
I «II them t o cease crvl r and
will cause
begin to thrive a t once.
trial. Linn Drug Comps
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This is to certify that 1 gave my
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IIrops" and cured her of heaves.
This was last winter and ibe has
not been affected since-G Wallace
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