Eugene weekly guard., March 12, 1908, Page 9, Image 9

EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD.
fliB Mate JUOQE CLELAND
liable by Kidney and
Bladder Trouble.
UPHOLDS DIRECT
LEGISLATION
-~v« upon the mind, 1
r Inev trou1'1” P«
eimanibition; beauty, ,
vigor and cheerful- [
ix-ss soon disappear '
when tile kidneys are J
out of order or dis- j
eased.
Portland, Or, March 9__ 4
Kulnev trouble has
Upholding the validity of the 4
become so prevalent i
initiative
and
referendum 4
that it is not uncom-!
amendment to the state con­ 4
mon for a child to be ,
stitution, t’r-'siding
Judge 4
born afflicted with
Cleland, f the state circuit +
weak kidneys. If the I
court, tod y sustained th- de­
I ,, ^..testoooiten.ifthe urine scaWs
murrer filed by State Attor­ 4
or if w bcn the child reaches an I
ney-General Crawfod In the 4
th'
lhould be able to control the >
attack made on the law by th-* a
’vet atfi.cted with bad-wet-
Pacific States Telephone & 4
^«ndupou it. the cause of the diffi- >
Telegraph
Company
The 4
nfV‘ troUb]e, and the first
state attempted to collect 4
<*lt‘ ¿J I lie towards the treatment of
$10,450 from the telephone 4
gtpskon r...nt organs. This unpleasant
company as 2 per cent of 4
t3'*,le‘»d»«’ '■> a J'““*"1 c‘,,,,litlon of
its gross earnings, under the 4
<'»evsa.nl bladder and uot to a
initiative act of 1906. The 4
people suppose-
case will be carried to the 4
1 « « well as men are made m.ser-
Btate supreme court.
4
wth kidnev and bladder trouble. |
4
’ L nee,i tiie same great remedy.
¿Sd ami the immediate effect of
4
is soon realued^J^ls sold ,
kdruggist"- in fifty-
—t nid one-lmlar
„ , hotties. Voui’mv
Kt« a sample lx>ttie
I ■* f ? 1. X«« ■ .Aw* . o,o a Homo _ of Swamp-Rool
— -
pblet teding »■'! about Swamp-Root,
¡Cisding man * ot the thousands of testi-
Building operations on the C. & A.
" j letters received from sufferers '
In writing Dr. Kilmer & Co., railroad, which have continued wlth-
htartamtun, N. V.. be sure and mention I out intermission throughout the win-
Ibis naper
Don't make any mistake. |ter, are being pushed with increased
vigor, says
the
Corvallis Tiirfes.
Et remember tilt nai
Track-laying is now progressing at
Dr. Kilmer's SwmiimK
the rate cf about a quarter of a mile
Ltss. Binghamton. 1
i day.
The end of the track has
reached a point five miles south of
own. The surveying crew has again
‘aken to the field for locating the
'ine beyond the end of tha present
trade at Bruce Lane, 13 mil ) to the
southward, It is the purpose to push
'he end of the track southwest int<
the timber districts as fast as poss:
Ole and to that end grading will be
commenced in time to have it finish
•d as far as possible before th<
ground becomes baked and hard
which condition makes the work
nore expensive. There Is no blowing
about what Is being done, but the
work is proceeding steadily, and al­
most before they know It Corvallis
■vill have an important line 'to the
outh and southwest In regular op-
■ratlon. It will be of immense bene­
Ptcifk horse Liaknent is prepared
fit, not only to Corvallis, but to all
ngtsslv lor the needs of horsemen and
the region being tapped iu southern
rxckmen. It is a powerful and pene-
Benton.
TRACKLAYING ON
CARVER RAILROAD
irttmt liniment, ■ remedy lor emerjco­
oes. A soothine embrocation lor the
nW «1 pain, aad the best liniment for
sffims and soreness.
Inequated for
ar»f the wounds and Injuries of
BARBED WIRE and for bealinf cuts.
Ik»»««*, sores and bruises
Pacific
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(oaranteed.
Ns ether is so good or helpful in so many
wjx II it fails to satisfy, we authorize
d teeters to refund the purchase price.
on.
mum
«onut rim
cints
e*«Tv»«o, one.
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G olden "
W est
COFFEE
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TEA SPICES 't
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baking powder
EXTRACTS
JUST RIGHT’
atrial WILL convince
CLOSSET ä DEYEÏ
^PORTLAND, ORE.^j
THE ENDLESS CHAIN
’ r coming of spring, squirrel»,
71 ' ""1 saee rats legularly appear
the fa-ids of giowing grain.
¿/J" 11- «ea,on. when their natural
. ' '
their numbers may be
' ihed by a systematic war-
Every female killed be-
sai' * >oun8 are born, reduces the
' least ten later on.
’
Squ rrel Polson Is the most
v
d”tru'tlve agent yet devised
H-..’
'mlnatlon.
It Is an abso-
onrtaln Instrument of d«-ath for
M ué
— .EVei? kernel Is warranted to
/»Imatic changes. d>
-
Jew, frost, or tha
■«we of the
- earth
do not effect It»
"•"Th It
'<r*a lnd renufres no rntx'ng or prep­
»«i’ so f ts alw»-, ready for use. No
1
I’ea. s wilt tvfund th»
K* pri‘
!f ’’t as claim* <1.
fr.
J
^leal Co., Portland. Oregon
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"r°M s HEAVE DROPS
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V t .„t 1 gave my
Í "S'one's Heave
. er ot heaves,
r ar.I «he has
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E. 8 lem. Or.
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W. KINSEY
Auctioneer
IME. 10th St
DIED
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(From Monday’s Dally Guard.)
At his farm home at Lorane, Sun­
day, March 1, 1908, Orson P. Good­
rich, of pneumonia, aged 60 years,
7 months and 5 days.
In Eugene, March 7, 1908, at 7 p.
m., Mrs. Emily F. Bailey, aged 72
years, 5 months and 2 days.
Mrs. Bailey was born in Maryland
October 5, 1 835. She came with her
Parents to Missouri when she was but
a few years old, and thence to Lane
■ounty, Oregon, in 1865. She was
married to Thomas Bailey in 1866.
During the past 16 years she has
made her home with Rev. and Mrs.
C. A. Wooley, who reside at 787 East
Eleventh street.
She was a sister
of Mrs. Wooley.
The funeral
was held today with interment in OaK
Hill cemetery.
I .or $ >0,000 and took possession of
the property In Indiana, this being
| estimated to be worth $500,000.
The complaint contains 10.000
words and reveals the inn r workings
of a spectacular scheme started by
a number of promoters, and many
tacts hitherto unknown are made
publi *.
The Air Line Company __
with a capital of $1.000.000. This
was finally Increased to $200,000,-
000
The officers are accused of us-
i^ng the United S’ates mails to de­
fraud
Littl* was done in the way
of actual construction, the activities
of the company being confined to a
12-mlle electric interurban road run-
ning out of LaPorte.
The Guari pome time ago reprint­
ed an item from the Junction City
Times telling of a deputy game war-
den collecting hunters' license from
i
a number of farmers who were ou*
hunting cougars. Ex-State Game
Warden Baker writes the Times ar
follows on the subject:
Cottage Grove, Or., March 1. 1908.
Editor Times:—I natice an article
in your paper in which reference wae
made that deputy game wardens had
forced parties who were hunting cou­
gars ’o secure hunting licenses. The
law does not require such persons tc
obtain license. It ref«*rs only to pro­
tected game. Had the deputies or
the present game warden exercised
common Bense. they would have pas­
sed such a case by unnoticed.
Th» attorney-general of Oregon
rendered an opinion o-n that point
soon after the law was passed. There
is no excuse for such ignorance of the
law.
J. W. BAKER,
Ex-Game Warden.
BERKELEY NOTES
The grandmothers of the old Dutcl
Dunkard families In Western Penn
svlvania have made and used "Hick
,.-v Bark Cough Remedy" and ralseC
their families on ft for a hundre«*
s. Now you can buy it of yout
d«a ers. Ask for it and use It, be
rau ie it's pure; because it will stop
vour cough: because it is the best
cough remedy trade today. Try It
For sale by Hull’s Red Cross Drug
Store and all dealers everywhere.
Frank Bellman, who has been vis
Ping here a few days, has left for hit
home at San Perdu. Ca!.. going b
way of Portland, where he will tak*
holders. owning a quarter of a mil­ a steamer for California.
lion dollars' worth of the •$«*.
J. O. Storey, president of the For’
represented in the action. Judge
Richter. after »earing the applba- land. Eugene 4 Eastern Railway Co
•lon appointed °eorge F Muill^an D>- accompanied by C. W. Tebault, * f is
Hsnapolls attorney, at,Jemp^rsry^re. coma, arrived here la»t night to loo.
Hea”m«^l*tei/fTledrirLond | after the company . interest».
celver.
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ANNUAL MEETING
OF COMMERCIAL
CLliB HELO
(From Tuesday's G.s < )
The annual meeting of the Eugene
Commercial Club was held last night
at which time officers were elect­
ed for the ensuing year and much
other business was transacted. The
officers elected
were as follews:
President. C. S Williams; vice pres­
JAPANESE Alli:
ident, 8. 8. Spencer; secretary. R. R
MINING PRESTIGE Knox; treasurer. Darwin Bristow;
trustees. F. R. Wetherla*e and F. L.
Mukden. March 5—Japan has been Chambers.
compelled to vacate or buy all Rus­
The secretary’s report was read as
sian banks throughout Manchuria follows:
seized during the recent war, and To the officers and members of the
consequently has lost prestige with
Eugene Commercial Club:
the Chinese. At Harbin flour milled
Gentlemen:—1 beg to submit my
from Chinese wheat is under selling report as secretary of th-» Eugene
American flour and American trade Commercial Club tor the year end-
Is threatened. American agricultu­ > ing March 8, 1908, as follows:
ral Implements are gradually finding
Amount of membership dues col­
a market in Manchuria which prom­ lected from March 13, 1907. to March
ises great possibilities.
8, 1908, Inclusive, $1705.35; amount
from application fees, $755. amount
JAPANM AY
house receipts from March Id,
COERCE CHINA from
1907, to March 8, 1908, Inclusive,
$1 465.9 4: amount received for ad­
Pekin, March 5.—Japan la threat­ vertisement per Booth-Kelly Lumber
ening to force the unconditional sur­ Company, $15; amount received for
render of the Japanese steamer Tatsu advertising per Willamette Valley
Marti, which Is still retained by the Company, $30; amount in treasuery
'"hiñes«* gov rnmont on West river, March 13, 1907, $180.89. Total,'
■che v s, ] va--. lz«'d at Macao March $4193.62.
7th by Chinese cruisers on the
Amount of warrants drawn on
charge that she carried a cargo of treasury, $351 3.58; amount of petit!
arms and ammunition intend’d for expenses, $310.40; amount in treas-I
he Chin sc revolutionises, although urv March 9, 19'18, $337.95; cash on
consigned
to a merchant at that hand March 9, 1908, $31.69. Total,
$41 93.62.
a
Baron Hayashi, Japanese minister ' Amount of interest-bearing dent 1
to China, has handed to the Chinese
government Japan's refusal to ac­
cept China's proposal to appoint a
’oint Japanese and Chinese comniis-
lon to examine all the charges. Chi­
na, through Vice Admiral Moore,
of the British China s'atlon, has
•ironose 1 arbitration, but Japan re­
fuses his overtures.
Coercion of China Is feared here.
At the home of G. C. Millett at
Junction City, February 28, 1908,'
Robert D. McKenzie anil Miss Bert bp
'H and. Rev. T. H. Downs offlclat-
in ’.
< S ocial Correspondence.)
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Rerk’ley, March 9.—-Farmers In
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MARRIED
* this sectlo" are quite busy farming.
R. P. AliIson went to Eugene yes­
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♦ terday on business.
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Berkeley people are glad to hear
At the bride’s home in Goshen, on that Commissioner Price and wife
Sunday afternoon, March 8, 1908, Lee are soon to move back to tbeir farm
Hall, of Eugene, and Miss Grace El­ Thev have been spending the winter
liott, Rev. C. C. Bell, pastor of the in Eugene.
Mrs. A. M. Thurman has been quite
Eugene United Brethren church, of­
ficiating. The couple will reside in poorly for a week or more. It was
thought she was partially paralyzed,
Eugene.
but she is Improving now.
Frank Fisk has returned from Dal­
In Portland one day last week. J.
M. Hatfield, traveling salesman for las. where he visited his wife's pa
’he Smith-Premier typewriter, and rents last week.
Deputy Assessor Ch"s. Bennett wat
Mrs. Mary Ransome, proprietor of the
Eugene Business College. The event In our mdl«t this week.
There w«« another shooting match
vas quite a sutjririse to their many
They have returned In this nefghborhool Saturday. There
friends here
home and will keep house In apart- was also one a week ago last Satur-
ments in the Hall block on East day.
Mr«. Rarroft. of S^rlngfleH •« via
Ninth street.
itfng her daughter, Mrs. O. C. Thur-
SMITHSON STILL
man.
WINNING TROPHIES
The stork visited O. C. Thurman
and wife and left th°m a great blg
Washington, March 7.—PWnceton boy. O. C. is all smiles.
University won the trophy cup with
JUNCTION CITY ITEMS.
a total of 26 points at the tenth an­
nual Georgetown indoor games here
Married —At the Dane Church
tonight.
The feature was the breaking oi March 5, 1908, hy Rev. Plamback
the indoor record in the 50-yard hur­ Carl Johnson and Miss Agnes Ander
dles by Forrest Smithson, of the New Ben.
Born—February 29, 1908, to Mr
York Athletic Club. He ran the dis­
and Mrs. Frank Trfnp, a son. Th*
tance in 6 1-5 seconds.
makes our friend Wm. Tripp, grand
Smithson Is a Portland boy, a mem­ father Just think of that.
J. H. Miller will conduct the un
ber of the Multnomah Club, who
opened his career while a student at detaking and embalming btislnc
the Oregon Agricultural College at hereafter, he having purchased Mr
May's interests In the business. H<
Corvallis.
will devote his entire time to th«
business and will be in a position t<
give the best of service. Time«.
Chicago. March —• The financial
troubles of the Chlca: go-New York
Electric Company, whie h was organ -
Iged two years ago to I
'ric road between Chic:
York, have come to a
Kabacker and seven oth
<*rs applied to the circui
Porte, Ind . for the app<
receiver for the compan
"To-operatlve Construct!
’he Western Securities '
Goshen. South Bend
Railway Company, the
•erurban Company, and
C°nPisnunder«tood that other stork­
THURSDAY, MARCH 12. 1»OH
NEU8 NOT»» (>l Ii<>i:i8«i
FORTY YEARS
SUCCESSFUL SERVICE
ANI> IXtWFR SIISLAW
The «teanier Hobart» left yester-
i day with a cui*o of saiuiou tor Coos
Bay.
When a medicine has stood the test for a period of more than two gen­
The schooner Mayflower came h
. from 8aa Francisco l uesdax aad wi. erations and is th* n more p>>pul.*.r th.Nn ever, there can be no doubt of it*
merit. This is th rev >rd of S S S. Its period of existence is marked hy a
lake out a cargo of lumber.
The people ot Durcan «io>»gh ’’
long line of cu es ■
■ I and skin diseases of every character, anil its value
lately beeu losing young lambs,which in the treatment f such tr mbks has become so well known that it is today
are killed by wildcats. Edwin Bern­ the most exte-ns' ve<y used blood tnvlicine on the market. For Rheumatism.
hardt «hot one ot the varmluts lb« Calaixh. Scrof i'a. Sores ami Ulcers, Skin Disc ises and all other troubles
other day
due to an impute or p>> soned condition of the blood, S. S S. has no equal.
Dr. Scaife and Miss Holiustruii
It counteracts ad drives out the poi.sons, humors and germs, cleanses the
had their first experience In clan
I digging yesterday near Acme. i'hej «ystetn of all uulu lluy matter, elites the disease permanently and restores
i were accompanied by 8. J. Seyuiou. strong, robust tea th. Wlieie the bl<Mxl is weak or anaemic, and unable to
furnish the body with the nourishment and strength it nee<ls, S. S. S. sup­
j and enjoyed the trip
The <1 ’«>•• '
| greatly taken up with the Siuslaw plies it with the healthful properties and acts splendidly in toning up and
and talks ot locating here.
reinvigorating the system. It goes down to the very bottom of all blood
A leap year party at the school disorders, ami in tins wav reaches inherited taints on which theordinaiy
house Saturday evening was attendee blood medicines have no effect. Not only is S. S. S. certain in its results,
by nearly all the young people 1
but it is at the same time an absolutely safe remedy. It is made entirely of
town. The girls took the lead and roots, herbs and barks of known healing ami curative value.
It does not
kept the games going at a lively rat<
contain the slightest trace of mineral in any form to damage the delicate
until almost midnight.
parts of the s\ stem, and may be used by children with the same good results
At the council meeting Monda;
ami perfect safetv as by older people. It is not an experiment to use S. S. S.;
evening the fol.owing elec:ion boar
was appointed for the annual town it is a remedy with a record and one that has proven its worth by its forty
years of successful service. If you are in need of a blood purifier for any
election to be held April I.
U. i
Morgan, J. F. Tanner and W. h
cause begin the use of S S S , write our physicians and thev will send you
Weatherson, judges; Bruce l>avl<
a book concerning vour trouble, and will give without charge any special
and John H. Morris, cuerks. West
medical advice that is required
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
DEERHOIIN ITEMS
(Special Correspondence.)
Deerhorn, March 10. The farm­
ers are preparing to plant gardens.
Walter Millican, with the help <>
S. H. Putnam, Is grubbing stumps on
his farm.
Mr. Barnes has shut down his log
glng camp, only his timber crew nov
being at work.
Mrs. Kanst, of Saginaw Flats, i>
vlisting her son, Mr. Fuller.
Roy Goff made a trip to Walter
villu Sunday.
L. E. Meyer is working ou the Mo
hawk for Frank Deadmond.
Mrs. Maud Bell is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Golf.
Mrs. O Dell Is visiting her sister
in-law. Mrs. Daisy Putnam.
Saturday evening the social part)
started for Lealiurg, and as they we.i
up the road tn> y chanced to spy i
couple of donkeys grazing tn a field
and as they were not used to seeing
such things they thought they were
one of their party, so they doth*
their hats and wav d their kerchiefs
But the donkeys went on grazing n
much as to say "that crowd must be
some ot my relation."
Mr. Putnam is working on Mr
Bingham’s place.:
We understand that there will be
a basket social at the school house in
the near future.
Holmes brothers are clearing their
CHAS. S. WILLIAMS. NEW PRES­ farm and preparing to build.
IDENT OF COMMEIMTAL (’Ll B
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of the c ’. j ’ j March 13, 1907, $550.
Paid on principal of debt, Decem­ ♦
ber 12, 1907, $220; paid interest on ♦
principal, December 12, 1907, $34.- ♦
20; paid on principal of debt Feb- ♦
ruthy 14, 1908, $350.50; paid Inter­ ♦
est on principal. February 14. inns. ♦
$4.75. Total paid on principal, $550; ♦
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interest paid, $38.95.
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Respectfully submitted,
♦
V. D. CALLISON. Sec y.
UNITED STATES TIKMIPS
LEAVE GOLDFIELD
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United States troops which
have been at Goldfield for
three months broke camp to­
day and returned to their
posts iu California.
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Treasurer's Report.
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The report of the retiring secre­
tary showed receipts to be $3851.53,
and disbursement« $3513.58; bal­
ance on hand, $337.95.
Included in the various matters
discussed and acted upon were the
following:
A letter from William McMurray,
general passenger agent of ’h<* S p
Company, was read. Mr. McMurray
stated that the company would run
an excursion front Portland to Eu­
gene on commencement day at the
University in June, and It was ex­
pected that 300 persons would come
up from the metropolis on that day.
The new passenger depot here woul t
also be opened to the public on that
date.
L. L. Whitson, C. 8. Williams and
J. H. Hartog were appointed a com­
mittee to adopt a uniform badge for
the club.
The committee on bull-ding and
loan association was increased from
three to five.
A comniniee ox rnree wa« author-
‘zed to arr nge for a reception to
Governor Chamberlain when he ap-
>xars In Eugene on March 17 to pre­
sent the colors to the new Fourth
regiment.
' committee o: three war. appoint­
ed to arrange for a reception for
Mme. Blauvelt when she arrives here
Thursday to give a con«' rt at the
theatre. The wives of tjie members
if the club will give the reception.
The matter of enlarging the recep­
tion room was referred to the trus­
tees with power to act.
The new by-laws were adopted and
100 copies ordered printed.
The matter of ornamental light
>oles for Wlllam«*tte street was refer­
red to a committee to confer with
he light company.
The matter of proper support for
■he band was brought up and the
toncert to be given on the night of
March 17 was mentioned. In a few
minutes the club member« present
bought over 300 tickets to the con-
-ert to show their appreciation of the 1
band and its excellent work.
Sickening headaches, Indigestion,
constipation, indicate unhealthy con­
dition of the bowels.
Hollister’s
Rocky Mountain Tea makes the bow­
els work naturally and restores your
system to perfect health and happi­
ness. 35c, Tea or Tablets.
,
Linn Drug Co.
PROSPECTS FOR GOAL
ARE MUCH BETTER
We Are Out of M?neyä
and Must
Pictorial Review Patterns
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Illustration of cutting Guide for Pattern No.
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the pattern on the material, and how to use
the least quantity ot goods.
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and in order
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reductions on
goods in
our store for
all
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No. 2Z7S, showing how to aew I he different
part* tosetlier, etc.
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the next
teen days dur-
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¡tugene Racket Store
According to the city authorltle
the number of hobos traveling south­
ward has materially lessened, and
while the number Is yet great, ft 1«
not nearly what It was Immedltaeiy
following the money scare. Many o.
the sawmills and logging camps In
the northwest are now opening up
again and this gives the men employ­
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ment nt good wages and does away
Fith the necessity of traveling raound
hunting for work.
Conditions all
over the coast are now one hundred
NOTH E KH* !•( BLICATION.
NOICE OF GUARDIAN'S SALE OF
per cent better than they were a few
Timber leml. Act, June S, 1N78—
REAL PROPERTY. »
week* age.
I nil< <1 s>,,(. .. l.-ttK) Office.
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue
Roseburg, Oregon, Dec. 2 0. '07. of an order of the County Court of
A sure cure, one you can dtpend
Notice la hereby given that in com­ Lane County, Oregon, made and en­
upon. Hlekorq Bark Cough Remedy
A sure cure and It's pure. Ust it pliance with the provisions of the act tered on the 16th day of December,
for all lung troubles, coughs, colds of Congress of lune 3, 1878 entitled 1907 in the matter of the guardian­
hoarseness and sore throat. For sale “An act for the sale of timber lands ship of Elmer Nels Oistad, Allee
by Hull's Red Cross Drug Store and In the State« of California, Oregon, Geneva Oistad and Raymond Pal­
Nevada and Wsshfhg'on Territory," mer Oistad, minors, the undersigned
first-class dealers everywhere.
aa extended to all the Public Land guardian will offer for sale and sell
The promotion department of the States by act of August 4, 1892, at private sale to the highest bidder
Commercial Çlub Is receiving many Augustus E. Whitaker of Walton for cash at the law office of Wood­
letters in answer to the ads publish county of Lane. State (or territory) I cock k Potter, at No. 18, West Ninth
ed in the stìv>*ral leading papers In of Oregon, has this day, May 23 1907,! Street In Eugene, Lane County, Ore­
the Middle West.
Th ' advertise­ filed In this office hla sworn state­ gon, on and after Saturday, the 29th
ment is placed in the Sunday editions ment No. 8785 for the purchase of day of February, 1908, at ten o'clock
only, and the nnswers come during the SW 1-4 of Section No. 32, In In the forenoon of said day, the fol­
the last of the same week In which Township No. 19 south, Range No. 7 lowing described real property to-
they are printed.
Yesterday there West. W. M., an.l will offer proof wit:
were 31 letters in the club’s mall In to show that the land sought is more
The Southwest quarter of the
answer to the ads and this morning valuable for its timber or stone than Southwest quarter of Section 21, and
for agricultural purposes, and to es­ the West half of the Northwest quar­
there were over 50.
tablish his clHim to said land before ter and the Northeast quarter of
Hlckoi k Bark Cougn Remedy,made W. W. Calkins, U. 8. Commissioner, Northwest quarter, Section 28, and
by the Hickory Brak Remedy Coni- at his office In Eugene, Oregon, on the West half
of the Northwest
pany, of Salem, Or., guaranteed to be' Friday, the 6th day of March, 1908. quarter and the west half of the
He sanies as witness: Henry Hink­ Southwest quarter of Section 29, all
pure; guaranteed to cure your cough
or money refunded. Guaranteed to son of Alma, Oregon, Clair Hinkson In Township 17, South, range 4, East
make a friend of you. For sale by of Alma. Oregon, William H. Sallee' of the Willamette Meridian. The
Hull's Red Cross Drug Store and of Alma, Oregon, and Sidney Porter, lands In Section 21 and 28 consist­
of Walton, Oregon.
first-class dealers everywhere.
ing of 160 acres; the lands in Sec­
Any and all persons claiming ad- 1 tion 29 consisting of 160 acres. In
versely the above described lands are I all 320 acres, in Lane County, Ore­
requested to file their < laims In this ! gon.
office on or before said 6th day of *
Dated this 22nd day of January,
March. 1H8
1908.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
CARRIE P OISTAD,
Kegister.
Guardian of Elmer Nels Ohtad. Al­
ice Geneva Oistad
and
Haymond
Palmer Oistad, Minors.
135 E. Qth St., Eugene, Oregon I
SOCIALISTS
CALL COUNTY
CONVENTION
NOTICE of I in IL SITTI.IMKNT.
Estate of John R. Gold son, de­
The
Socialists
of
I-rftne
county
are
ceased.
C. W. Shoa’, foreman a’ lb Speq.
hereby
called
to
me»
t
in
mass
con
­
Notice is hen by g'ven that the uu-
■er Butte coal mines, was In from th** j
nines yexrterday and reports pros i vention at Frank's hall, Eugene, Or , derslgoed admlnlstn tor of the es­
on
Friday,
April
3.
at
10
o'clock,
for
tate of John R. Go! Ison, deceased, Arademi«'. OnOffiaUi, Ni»rwiaJ and Onmaerr
>ects for coal looking better than at
Onmm
toy time yet. He also informs us that l the purpose of nominating a full tick­ has filed his final «"count In the mat­ •»vuraa* Murati« n tn all bran haa, i nclud-n< •il
ina, eHanna. matha^atim. a«n ,
l>a»M oa tha
■vhile here he bought $100'» worth of; et for the coming June election and ter of »«Id estate tn the county court foundation
that haa *r n ar«MtU«t «u < *aii— far
manaad wonaa. Wahalp bora w ho «annoi
took. This makes the third tim<‘ such other business as may come Ire- of Lane County, Oreg >n, and Monday, <mt«t
«parlai dormitnrlan Mrrirla, andar care ni ma-
All Socialists the 2nd day of March, 1998, at the paj,
dr. Shoat has bought stock in this! fore said convention
tr^a ** RITF T*»I»A V for partila ara an I *mta*«'<
ompany, having bought 1000 »hares' are urgently requested to be present. hour of one o’clock In the afternoon 1LBAHY QOlLEQe. ALHNY. QRUQII
H M. MANVILLE.
> of said day, has been fixed by the said
or hfs wife two weeks ago.
He'
Chairman Co. Central Com.
court for the hearing of objections
Tne rmt msff
aid:
to said account and for the final set-
order LIQUOR
"From Eugene will go the first E. C. COLE,
Sec
Co.
Central
Com
a
3
,
tlement
of
said
estate.
All
objections
HOUSE. W«
eport, very soon now. proving false ;
must be filed on or before said date
he saying 'there is no good coal in I
piy the expresa.
O
A.
*9
-
a-
a
,
for final settlement.
Writs today for
Iregon.’ "
U M
8»» Lu-.f, ky
Dated January 16, 1908.
He nays it is here, plenty of It, and I
■
Price List.
ope» it will not be long before w«*i *r
DANIEL HINTON
OREGON
IMPORTING
CO.
L. BILYEU,
Auunlstrator,
ave a good supply from the tipencer
Atty.
Butte mines
i
taa lkirrt
ALBANY