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Et'GKNK WEEKLY GUARD. THURSDAY. MARC H 20. 19OH
few instances a fractional advance
♦
Try JELL-O, the dainty appetizing
in prices has been asked, In order
♦
economical
dessert. Can be prepared
♦
to relieve the shortage to some ex- I
instantly—simply add boiling water
BRIGHT
tent a larger volume of California '
♦
and serve when cool. Flavored just
Astoria, Me.’.. 2 4
4»
I Miif-
butter is being brought to this mar­
rlghf; sweetened just right: perfect
ket. This sells at the same price as
♦ fleyV of Seattle, pt
■ in every way.
A 10c package makes
♦ theOrigon Lumber
the local product: a condition that
enough <li --ert for a large family All
which operates a t
♦
very seldom rules here.
I grocers sell It. Don’t accept substi­
n in
m its early stages Catarrh is almost intolerable, caused by the
♦ mills on the Coast,
There is a better buying demand
tutes. JELL-O complies with all
«E7eelin|f >n the no8e’ the b"zzin£ noises in the ears, the continual
In the cheese market at th ■ moment
♦ one at Warrent >n. t
Pure Ku >d Laws 7 flavors:
la-mon.
** \.ne and spitting ’’ difficult breathing, etc.
But when the blood
+ ttoria last evening
and dealers report a large numb r >f
Orange.
Raspberry,
Strawberry,
"h**es thoroughly polluted from the catarrhal matter, the inflammation
he Is fairly well
sales around 15 l-2c for local flats
Chocolate. Cherry, Peach.
\t
night's meeting of the lodge
(From Tuesday's Dally Guard.)
■ to the bronchial tulies, causing hoarseness, and often an aggravating
+ with the outlook for the lum­
of best quality.
Odd Fellows the building commit-
The city council held an adjourned ♦ ber business.
He believes
Iteniv Arrival* Fr<‘ii> Frisco,
nt k t'te stomach is affected, resulting in dyspepsia, loss of appetite and
was authorized to lease the en-
Arrivals of fruits anl vegetables session last night at which time the ♦ that all the labor and finan­
C°rfh ami gradually all the mucous membranes of the bodj- become dis- t re » lower floor and the basement of
Warren Construction Company's bid
cial troubles will be amicably
5SSand the system
and deranged.
Frequently the kidneys and
the lodge's proposed five-storv brick by steamer were very hei ■avy today for paving East Eleventh street from ♦
It Is stated
+ settled, anil before the coming
‘ are attacked, a
constant passage of impure blood through the bui Idlng to the B-»rger-Bean Hard- from San Francisco
heav- Willamette street to the S. P rail­ ♦ summer is ended the lumber
diseases these important members, and Catarrh terminates ip Con- w re Co. for a term of ten years, that today’« receitps are the many road for $2.75 per square yard was
♦ industry will be on a firmer
laI,?
n Catarrh is a deep-seated blood disease, and must be treated con- It is expected that the lower floor lest for this time of year for
seasons.
Rhubarb is now in very accepted. This bid was made with + basis than it was a year ago.
*oin,'i'.. Jpy for it is beyond the reach of local treatment. S. S. S. cures an 1 basement will be completed by liberal supply and prices have drp- the provision that the company be al- 4
jSnli bv cleansing the blood of all the impure catarrhal matter and at the the first of October, so that the firm ped to 7c a pound. Asparagus is 1 ow « h 1 to put in curbing of the same ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
^tinie building up the entire system.
It goes down and attacks the can occupy It by that time, their coming more lively and today's mar- quality that Is now being put in and
'
disease at its head, in the circulation, and lease on their present quarters on k t stands at 12c for the best Some not be compell<*d to conform to the
removes every trace of the impurity that is M illamette street expiring on that lower. Several cars of oranges ar­ specjfications furnished by the city
date. This will be a splendid loca­
Ths? fruit engineer for building of said curb.
causing the trouble.
Then as rich, pure tion for a hardware and Implement rived during the day.
blood circulates through the body, the in- stor“. The building will have en­ was not in the best of condition ow­ This was accepted and the contract
Wh n Judge Halle> died In Port­
let.
-
flamed membranes commence to heal, the trances both on East Ninth and Park ing to the advancing season for nav­
land Sunday night he left an estate
Heveral Orillnance«.
els.
A
supply
of
lemons
also
came
In
*
mucous discharges grow less and finally streets and there will be plate glass
Ordinances for grading and gravel­ that will amount to a sum In the
from the south during the morning.
PURELY VEGETABLE cease, and all the disagreeable and disgusting on three sides. The room to be oc­ California
new potatoes are again lu ing East Seventeenth street from I neighborhood of »40,000, and prac-
rUnu
symptoms of Catarrh disappear. S. S. S. has cupied by the hardware store will evid“nce with prices g dng down­ Walnut avenue to Agate avenue, fori tally all of the property goes to his
grading and graveling East Nine­ Wife.
equal as a cure for this disease. It refines and purifies the entire circulation be 54x114 fe»t in dimensions. There ward.
Life insurance, aggregating »26.-
teenth Street from Orchard avenue to |
> airs the damage done by Catarrh. Special book on Catarrh and anv will he a freight elevator to he used
Flour May Ihx-line Soon.
27a! advice free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. In conveying implements from the
Reports were current
In the Agate avenue, for grading and grav I- ■ 000, const Irfites the principal part of
basement to the ground floor, in ad- wholesale grocery trade today that a Ing Orchard avenue from East Elev Judge Hailey's legacy, and th - poli­
dit-i *n to the
passenger
elevator cut in flour prices may he expected enth street to Fairmount boulevard. I cies vie ill in favor of Mrs. Halley.
•"Where hearts arc
which will extend from the base- within a short time. Some of the and for grading and graveling Moss In view of th efact that some of the
trumps,
I always lead a
ment
to
the
top
floor.
real
pr
>|
ert.v
i
wned
by
Judge
Hailey
ago for America, settling at
small millers in the interior are re­ avenue from East Fifteenth street to I
* + ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ years
was partly incumbered the life in­
spade;” Quite a practical
Milwaukee, Wls., where she reside I
ported to be shading pr »sen’ quota­ Fairmount boulevard were pnssed.
J
DIED
♦ a few y<»ars, and then moved to Free­
An ordinance providing for build-1 surance mone\ will greatly assist in
A
tions and ft Is believed that the large
as well as romantic gentle­
♦ port, Ill. She moved to Carrol, la.,
milling interests will lx» forced to Ing inspection in the city was passed. the settlement ot the estate. Pen­
dleton
En
it
Ore
onian.
man, with the splendid
An
ordinance
regulating
blasting
In
,
and
eeme
to
Oregon
30
years
ago.
ears
lower
prices
to
meet
the
competi
­
+ ♦♦♦ + + + ♦ + + ♦ + + ♦*
first settling at Portland. oming t >
tion. The market is considered the city was read for the first time, i
example
of Mme. Booster
At the home of her son-in-law. Eugene 25 years ago, anil has resld-
weak, but no official announcement
to
keep
him
from getting
Oris Marx, Sr., at the corner of East ed with h“r daughter, Mrs. Mar»i.
qt' a prosp'etive cut was made.
Oil Quotations Lowen d.
stale.
Nizth and Pearl streets, Eugene, this since. Th e:i u- ■ of her d( ath was a Chlttim hark—4 1-2 0 ^c.
fall which ve receive! four
Quotations
on practically
all
To »-stabllah a colored colony in
nortilng. March 25
'.908
at 3 ago. She fell out of bed and weeks
If you need any tools
broke Wool—18...
grades of refined coal oil wer cut
Umat
.
i N ,i ■ nlan of R v
©'dock Mrs. Josephine H?ch?1sen, a hip, and on account of her
Poult cy. Egg«, etc.
we
can show you the lat­
advanc
­
and
there
a
was
half
a
cent
today,
John
t
.
(
’
Ionian,
pr
siding
elder
of
nd nearly 91 years. She was born ed age she was unable "to
Eg^s—Per doz 12c.
"t > recover
reduction of half a cent on i all
th«» African
Methodist
church In
est
improvements
in gar­
I, the principality of Llchensteln, from th=> shock. Mrs.
Dairy
Butter
—
45.
Per
roll
—
50
0
Mr Hocheisen was
brands of gasoline excepting the 86-
Washington. Idahiv . nd Oregon, who
«ermanv. in May. 1817. and was a woman of remarkable vitality for
Creamery Hutter -Per roll. 60 & degree article which was unchanged.
den tools, also mechanics’
(Special Correspondence.)
I h no
it« P»»ndleton.
-
!HI ■■'.
Hens— Per lb., 10c.
one of her age, up to the time of her
Front Street Briefs.
It
. ■ ! !:•■.» of the colored min­
Goshen. March 23.—The game of
tools,
household utensils,
Frys
—
Per
lb..
10c.
accident she being as active as th©
Demand for sugar is heavier since baseball between Goshen and Pleas­ ister to b ' ' a 1 <r ;e number of so­
XOTI« 1 FOR PUBLKATION.
Goese-
Per
lb.,
7c.
builder
’s hardware (such
twenty or thirty
the 30c advance noted yesterday.
ant Hill Sun.lay resulted In a score ber, Indu.nriO'iH an.I substantial ne­
lnite.1 States Land Office, Roseburg. average person
Ducks -Per lb., 9c.
years
younger.
Besides
Mrs.
Marx
Onions
are
holding
stiff
hut
val
­
gro
fi
niiie.4
irom
the
Southern
states
of
6
to
5
in
favor
of
Goshen.
Those
locks
you
never saw!)
Oregon, March 23. 1908.
Turkeys- Per lb, 12^c.
ues did not reach »1 as »xpected.
it* tiie.a In a colony upon
making the score were: Lee Mat­ and set.le
Notice is hereby given that in she leaves another daughter. Mrs
Fruits,
Vegetable«.
E«c.
»
For
anything
in up-to-
Potato market is good locally but lock. 1; Wib y Humphrey. 2; John some of the lands which are being
«tnplianee with the provisions of Miller, at Rock City, 111., and three
grandchildren,
She
was
a
faithful
shipping
demand
Is
sdmewhat
slow
­
New
Potatoes
—
50c
per
cwt.
reclaimed
In
th.e
western
part
of
the
Gilbert, 2; Mintree Copenhaver, 1;
this-day’s hardware don’t
the ■act of Congress of June 3, 1878,
Onions—Per cwt. $4 25.
er
county.
He thinks the conditions
total, 6.
«titled. "An act for the sale of tim- member of the Catholic church, Th,
overlook
our store.
funeral
will
be
held
at
St.
Mary
’
Local
wheat
prices
are
somewhat
be
Lemons
Per
case,
$4.25.
Ideal
here
and
believes
it
would
The game was very Interesting all
H lands In the States of California,
church
tomorrow
morning
9
at
Oranges
—
$2.75.
strained
and
out
of
line
cocording
to
for
the
betterment
of
his
people.
Yours
for business,
the way through.
The next game
Oregon. Nevada, and Washington
Livestock Market.
the trade and a reaction Is due.
will be played here at Goshen with
t -
• as extended to all the o’clock, with interment in the I. O.
Griffin Hardware Co
There is a general absence of busi­ Pleasant Hill on March 29.
They SOCIALISTS CALL
Public i.and States by act of 'Aug­ O. F. cemetery.
Steers—Per lb 4 ra 3 l-2c.
col NTY CONVENTION
ness In the hop market at this time. will play the Sprtngfield high school
Good cows 3 0 31-2.
ust 4, 1892. Selah W. B. Haynes of
At Florence, March 21. 1908, of
in the near future.
Good print-» dressed veal—6 0 i. Prices nominal.
Eugen . County of Lane, State of
The Socialists of laine county are ElGHI'B GRADE FVAMlAAItoNB
I’ortlmxl Livestock Market.
The Goshen ti^ini consists of the
Mutton on foot—4 1-2 @ 5.
Oregon, did, on September 3, 1907, paralysis, Mrs. Sarah E. Kuhn, aged
59 years She leaves nln» children.
The
local
livestock
market
contin
­
following: George Stewart, p.; John hereby called to meet In niaHS con­
Fat Hogs—50 5 1-4.
The eighth grade final examina­
flit la this office his sworn statement
ues steady at the prices that have Gilbert, c.; R. C. Roney, lb.; Frank vention at Frank's hall. Eugene. Or., tions for the public schools will be
Fat Hogs, dressed 6 1-2 @ 7.
No. 9155, for the purchase of the The remains were shipped from Eu­
gene
to
Salem
today
and
will
be
bur
­
ruled for several days.
Smitson. 2b.; Ix*e Matlock. 3b ; Er­ on Friday, April 3. at 10 o'clock, for held
Grain and F«x»d.
SW 1-4 SW 1-4 of Section No. 2. in
Cattle—Best steers »4.40 0 »3.75; nest Mathews, r. f.; W. L. Elliott, the purpose of nominating a full
May 14. 15.
Township No. 20 south, Range No. led there. They were accompanied
Flour—$4.25.
by her son, H. E. Mann. The deceased
fair to medium, cows, »2.75 ra 13.25; c. f.; M. Copenhaver, 1. f.; Wiley ticket for the coming June election
June 11, 12.
5 west W M . and will offer proof
Oat
hay
—
»15.
had been visiting her sister, Mrs. E.
ansi such other business as may come
bulls. »2.40 <a »2.75; calves $3.75«# Humphrey, ss.
Teachers who have pupils ready
to »how that the land sought Is more H
Oat Hay. »13.
4.50.
Miller, at Florence. Her home was
before said convention. All Socialists for the examination should notify
nluahU for it« timber or stone than
Timothy
hay
—
Per
ton
—
»13.
at Klamath Falls.
are urgently requested to be present. me of the number of questions want­
Sheep-—Good. $5.50 0'6.00; lambs,
for agricultural purposes, and to es­
New Oats—Per bu. 45c.
H. M MANVILLE,
»5.75 ©6.50.
ed and the name of the person ap­
tablish his claim to said land be­
Bran
—
Per
ton.
$29.
At the Eugene hospital. March 24.
Chairman Co. Central Com.
Hogs—Best, »5.25 fri 5.50; lights,
pointed to conduct the examination at
fore W. W Calkins, U. S. Commls-
Mixed
feed
—
Per
ton
$30.
>1908, of pneumonia, Blanche Smith,
C COLE,
E.
fats
and
feeders,
»5.000
a.
25;
»2.25
least 15 days befofg the date for
lioaer. at his office in Eugene, Ore­
Shorts, per ton—$32.
aged 7 years. She had been visiting
@3.25;
stockers
and
feeders,
$3
0
Sec.
Co,
Central
Com.
a3
which jbq question» are wanted.
gon. on Thursday the 18th day of her grandmother, Mrs. A. E. Barnum.
New Wheat—Per bu. 85c.
5.10.
W. H DILLARD,
Jun». 1908.
Rolled barley—Per ton $3 4.
west of Eugene, and was brought to
Sheep
—
Receipts,
5500;
market,
I
County Superintendent
He names as witnesses:
Dave
Chopped fe«td—$31 per ton.
the hospital only a few- days ago.
21
strong,
held,
common
to
special,
1
Murphy, Hal E. Wood and Marvin L.
. Cracked Corn —$36-40.
0 28 1-2.
SI MMONS.
Hiramitt. all of Eugene, Oregon:
There will be a meeting at the
(Special Guard ( orrespond. nt.)
I
Portland
Quotations.
¡Varren C. Smith of Crow. Oregon.
WILLIAMS! CARBOLIC RAl.VE
Lane
Pleasant Hill
schoolhouse,
Halley Hill, March 26.—Mrs. Sam In the Circuit Court of the State ot
Creamery
Butter
—
25
0
30c.
Oregon for the County of Lane.
Any and all persons claiming ad- WITH ARNICA and WITCH HA7EI
POPTLAXI) MARKET REPORT
county. Oregon, on Saturday. March Watson has been sick for some time
Eggs, 15c 0 16c.
J. J. Walton. Plaintiff va. George L.
The best salve In the world for cuts,
wrs-ly the above described lands
28, at 1:30 p. m., sharp, the object past.
Chickens—1 4 0 15c.
Portland. March 26.—A late issue
Moore, Defendant.
»•• requested to file their claims in bruiser, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tet­
of which will be to discuss the ques­
Bill Boiler spent Sunday in our
Whtat—Valley 83; Bluestem 85.
To George L. Moore, defendant:
this office on or before the said ter, chapped hands and all skin erup­ of the New York Commercial says
tion of establishing a high school at vicinity last week.
I
Oats—Per ton, $26(?t 28.
tions. Guaranteed to give satisfaction of the New York apple market:
In the name of the State of Ore­
18th day of June. 1908.
Pleasant Hill by the union of dis­
The
protracted
meeting
com-
Barley—Per ton. »27ft»29.
"There Is a large accumulation
or money refunded
Sold by Linn
gon: You are hereby required to ap­
BENJAMIN L. EDDY,
tricts or some other plan.
menced
at
te
Btiley
school
house
Hay—Timothy. $17; Cheat, $14.
1
Register. Drug Co. Williams Mfg Co., prop».. of apples on hand In this’market, |
President Campbell, of the Univer­ last Sunday by Rev. Howell, and pear and answer the complaint filed
Grain Hay—15 016.
and on all offerings the tone is weak.
avainst you In the above entitled
sity of Oregon, Superintendent Al­ will continue for two or three w ek
Mohair—Choice. 25c.
Dealers here do not hesitate to as­
suit within six weeks front the date
derman,
of
the
Eugene
city
schools,
NOTII E FOR PUBLICATION.
There
Is
a
standing
Invitation
to
Notice for Publication.
Wool—Valley. 1 6 (a 18c,
sert that the loss-s made by specu­
County Superintendent W. B. Dil­ all who wish to attend.
[Inlted Stat“- Land Office. Roseburg,
Meatin ; of t’ie first publication of this sum­
United States Land Office,
Hops—Prime 4c th 5 l-2c.
lators and holders at primary points
mons; and If you so fall to answer,
lard.
and
probably
some
other
good
0r»zon. March 21. 1908.
commences
at
7:30
o'clock.
Re
Roseburg, Or., Feb. 1 1, 1908.
Potatoes—50 0 60c.
will be lrrge, and it is freely predict­
speakers will address the meeting.
Retire is hereby given
that in
Howell Is a fine speaker and those I :r want thereof the Plaintiff will
Notice is hereby given that In com­ ed that ’he to’«! will exceed $1.000,-
Onions—»3.750 $4.00 per cwt.
People of the surrounding dis­ who do not attend do not know what take judgment and decree against
t'Bpiianco with the provisions of pliance with the provisions of the
Chlttim bark—3c0 3 l-2c.
you as prayed for In the complaint
tricts are Invited to attend and partic­ they are missing.
1h? act cf Congress of June 3, 1878, act of congress of June 3, 1878, enti­ 000 on the 1907 crop. There are few
ularly school officers and teachers.
[Mtltled. "An act for the sale of tim- tled "An act war the sal > of timber ■apples on this market that sell for
Miss Pearl Weaver, who has.been herein, to-wit; that tftle be quieted
BEN F. liEENI Y.
$4.50
per
barrel.
The
bulk
of
the
Signed,
R. J. HEMPHILL,
!*’■ lands in the States of California, lands in the States of California, Or­
at Walterville for some time, has in the plaintiff to the lota three and
Lane County's Assessor.
four an I east half of southweHt quar­
School Clerk.
njrewn. Nevada, and
Washington egon, Nevada and Washington Terri­ sales are within a range of $2 to
returned horn«1.
Whose
official
record
is
one
of
ter of Section thirty In Township
pnitory,"
as calcuuct
extended I to all
al) the!
the tory.” as extended to all public land $3 per barrel, few lots, however, which he Is not ashamed, having es-
8.
S.
Miller
has
been
quite
III
for
i
The
Sixteen South, Range Six West, Will.
LEARX »<> EAT.
•’»lie Land States by act of Aug- states by act of August 4, 1892, reaching the «outside figure.
the
past
two
weeks,
but
Is
reported
peclally
distinguished
himself
as
the
beefl demoralized by the
Mer. In l-ane County, Oregon.
rA 4. 1892. Ellen L. Clark of Eu- Charles W. Scott, of Eugene, county market __ has
___ of
... low-grade _____
(first Assessor of Lane County has Few 4’eople in Eugene R«*ally Know- much better.
stacks
fruit.
And that you be decreed to have
B»»*. County of Lane. State of Ore-1 of Lane, state of Oregon, has filed heavy
Mrs.
C.
E.
M.
Brown
anti
daugh
­
A report from Pittsburg says of, ever elected, that has made anything
no interest or estate therein.
How.
‘"«.did. on August 16, F907, file | in this office his sworn statement
ter,
Mrs.
Pierce
of
Cottage
Grove,
This summons is served by publi­
J ’‘’J5 office h»r sworn statement No. 6676 for the purchase of the SE the annle market there:
was In our midst this week looking
"Although the apple crop of the
cation thereof once each week for six
Slow eating will solve one-half the over Mrs. Brown's place.
for tbp purchase of the >« SE . Se< stk n 15, EH NE
.<
problems of III health, Those who
pl-- of SE 1-4 of Section No. 24, in tion 22. and SWU NW *4 of Sectian country fell short of the yield of
Mr. Taylor, brother of Mrs. E. H. successive weeks In the Eugene
suffer with Indigestion
and weak Hawkins, was visiting friends here Weekly Guard by virtue of an order
Q0*3*'1'!' N" 17 south, Range No.' No. 23, in Township No. 18 S.. Range the previous year, there Is said to
b» now In storage In the eastern
made in the above entitled cause on
stomach can with care and the use some time past.
L
"• M • and will offer proof! No. 9 W.. W. M., and will offer proof
of Ml-o-na stomach tablets restore
pshoY that the land sought is more to show that the land sought Is more warehouses thousands of barrels of
The Misses Caeteel. of
Eugene, the 18th day of March, 1908 by the
the digestion to a healthy condition, were the guests of Miss Miller last Hon. L. T. Harris, Judge of the said
plaibl“ for its timber or stone valuable for its timber or stone than apples in excess of the amount at
this time last year, which the manli>-
Court, done In open Court.
pw for agricultural
so that th“/ can eat what they want Sunday.
purposes, I for agricultural purposes, and to es­ ulators of the corner have been un­
WALTON & NESS.
W to
distress
fear
of
at
any
time
without
Blanche,
the
little
daughter
of
Mrs.
establish
her
claim 1 tablish his claim to said land before able to market.
Attys, for Plff.
P said
or suffering.
land
before
W.
W. ' W. W. Calkins. I’. S. Commissioner,!
Mary Sml’h, and the grandaughter
“
T
has been an open secret for
Date of first publication of thia
fslkin«. V. S. Commissioner, at his
Ml-o-ra nf Mr. e”d Mrs. A. E. Bsrniim, died
After a few days’
at
his
office
at
Eugene.
Oregon,
on
—
C'at the local market
iffit? in E
tablets, the headach ’s, dlz-.y feeling, et the Eugene hospital Tu«“sday at summons Is March 26, 1908.
ne. Oregon, on Satur­ Thursday, the 30th day of April, bp.s ra.. 1» .1 u
oversupply, 100
•9, the 13th
___ , day of June, 1908.
drowsfne««. ba I taste in the mo it h, 5 p. m. She had bo»»n sick for some
1908.
Ci
• freq I”
’>’1.
Sl>“ nam s • as . witnesses:
„
coated tongue, flatulence, sleepless- time and her death was not unex-
, George
He
names
as
witnesses:
Ralph
th si 41
’ Hal« of little. Oregon: Daniel
ness, distress after eating all th nao pecte. She was a loving little girl
Hunt, of Engine, Oregon; Merritt B. 1«
■ ' f
rymptoms of a weak stomach will and was loved by all who knew her.
!i„ ' ’ ;,'li •’ D vereat'X, and Mer- Huntley, of Ettg«ne„ Oregon: Fred in t
disappear and perfect digestion and She leaves a mother Hnd two sia­
«Ifcvereaux. all of Eugene. Ore- Fisk, of Eugene. On-gon: Horace H.
J
cor id n
ost none
good health will be restored.
ter» lo mourn her loss, besides a
Fisk, of Mapleton, Or gon.
• n-nfi' and are endeavoring to j
Hull's Drug Store place so much host of relatives and friends.
«-io'.8?1 a" Pisons claiming ad-
Any and all person«« claiming ad­
got ■ “ a transfer of their holdings
confidence
In
the
power
of
Ml-o-na
v" «lescrlbed lands versely the above described lands are at con ¡durably lower prices, even for 1
cure Indigestion that th°y offer
bh «o'**’ ' ,0 Hl* *Helr claims In requested to file their claims in this
refund the money should ft fail
kh a?'*“ .°? or ‘»efore the said offiep on or before said 30th day of the fa -r grades.”
Egg Bear» Outdo Themwlve«.
give satisfaction.
(Sneclal Correspondence.)
April, 1908.
Just
as
has
been
predicted
BENJAMIN l . eddy .
Mound. March 25. D. Johnson Is
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
the
egg
bears
members
of
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ building a long line of wire fence
Register.
Register.
the Knockers’ Club—have outdone
proper assessment of railroad ♦
♦ which will make a valuable Improve,
•
ven
themselves
and
suffering
from
^’Tb I F or PUBLICATION.
♦ ment to his ranch. H<> Is also build­
Dll it It 'N« tit
property, other public ser«4e cor­ ♦
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
defeat they are planning new schemes
AT SAN FRANCISCO ♦ ing a lot of rail fence.
a!v? ''and Office. Roseburg, United States l-and Office. Roseburg. to secure additional profit out of porations. timber lands, etc. such ♦
♦
that notwithstanding mor» money ♦
Walter J. Holland came In with the
vMarch 23. 1908.
shippers.
As forecasted in this has been expended on bridges and
Oregon. March 18, 1908.
San Francisco. March 24 — ♦ stage Saturday and visited over Sun-
■auu'* ls ^reby given that In ;
Notice is hereby given that in report, the
egg
market
went roads than during any like period of ♦ The American car Is expected ♦ dav with Thomas O’Brien.
Ciphers. Sage Rats and Prairie Doga
. lr.
w"h 'he provisions of compliance with the provisions of no lower than 15c on the present
J^rank Holland and Charley Gold annually devastate our fields of growing
ss of June 3, 1 878,, the act of Congress of June 3, 1878,1 ' movement and today no sales are the past, the county la practically out ♦ to arrive here thia afternoon ♦
Their number may be greatly
of deb’ and has the lowest tax levy ♦ and will be shipped by steam­ ♦ have gold out the Crow and Mound grain
n "' act fo
of
rizna.
”Jr r (ha
ln° Of «ai»
’"te
or tlm-
tlm- .entitled, “An act for the sal» of <tm- being made at that low figure. The In its history.
These are facts ♦ er to Alaska on Friday or Sat­ ♦ mall route to their uncle, Sterling diminished by ■ systematic warfare upon
«X-,nd
Hat«-»
California.!
1 her lands In the States of California. market now ranges at 15 1-2 and 16 worthy of mere than ì passing 4 urday next.
♦ Abbott. The change take« place on them. Every female killed before the
’Ti’orv'",>Va^a' 8n^ Washington Oregon. Nevada, and
Washington c“nts with sales at both figures The thought. Mr. Keenev Is a candidate
young are born, reduces the number of
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
♦ April 1st. so we are Informed.
*i(f i
*xtended to «11 the' Territory,” as extended to all the disposition among the bears here to
for re-nomination and election.
Jay Johnson and Chester Bierce, pests at least ten later on.
14 1992
ar' of Aug- Public Land States bv got of Aug- beat down the price too far resulted
"Woodlark” SquirTel Poison is the most
while returning from the poatofflce
APPOINTMENTS OF DIVINITY
5. r • Hilph C. Oglesby of Eu- ust 4. 1892. Carrie E. Prosser of In many shippers taking the matter
reliable and destructive agent yet devised
Now
’
s
the
time
to
take
Rocky
Sundav.
killed
a
Ivrge
wildcat.
A
SCHOOL
STUDENTS
«.’iM L. .' ? 1 ln*“' s,a'« ot Ore- Eugene. County of Lane, State of into their own hands and storage
It drives out the
varmint dog belonging to Charles for their extermination. It is absolutely
k ofHe . '"«"St 27. 1907. file in Oregon, did on June 20. 1907. file operations by valley shippers have Mountain Tea.
certain in its action and every kernel is
germs of winter, builds up the utom-
Lewis,
of Wolf Creek, was with them warranted to kill. Climatic changes or
Apimlntments
of
t.he
Divinity
H f„r
’ ’w rn statement No In this offlc» her »worn sta'ement No. begun In earnest. This has scared
ach,
kidneys
anl
liver
The
most
a
tree
for
them,
and
nut
th*
cat
nn
School students for next Sunday are
8F j .
na*e of the N 1-2 | 9025, for the purcha«“ of the Lot the bears and they are now starting
moisture of the earth do not destroy its
wonderful apring tonic to make peo-
and Chet then hnd to ride on home
,
l>.\0 i,'
N'o- ». in Town- number One (being NE 1-4 of NE storage operations themselves.
strength. It requires no mixing or prepa­
Re­ pie well. You'll be surprised with as follows:
and
get
hla
father
’
s
«run.
He
did
not
N. E Be»»ch. Sttnnydale
X . an<i
’
Range No. 4. Eaat 1-4) of Section No. 2. in T iwnshfp ceipts of eggs here are quite liberal
ration, and is always ready for use No
the
results.
35c,
tea
or
tablets.
Linn
bring the cat down the first shot, an other is so good. Itealers will refund the
D. E Olson, Harrisburg
**■>" »-a* 1 nff,*r Proof to ahowt No. 19. south. Range No. 7. West. W. but the arrivals are scarcely as heavy
Drug
Company.
S R. Moore. North Santlam
was a little tired from climbing on purchase price, if not as claimed.
F ,‘i . .
hlo ■ M., and will offer proof to show as a few days ago. However the mar­
aht is
Is mtin*
more valiio
valuable!
It
Mackie, Fairmount.
the mountain a short distance, but II ovt C hemical C o ., Portland. Oregon
stone than for agrl- that the land sought is more val­ ket still retains good supplies but
P R. Edmiston, of Thurston, was
the next shot hit the cat In the eye
F. M Brooke, Myrtle Creek.
and to establish uable for Its timber or stone than for the fart that fewer eggs are coming
in the city the latter part of the
<
I-eon Mvera, Msrcola.
ale land before W. W agricultural purposes, and to estab­
and
to the open market has stiffened week.
C. C. Curtis, Fairview and Elmi- oulckly
Walter Holland happened
'mmissioner, at his lish her claim to «aid land before W. the tone considerably.
ra.
■ long Piet» In limn to see e«e sport,
GEORGE W. KINSEY
Oregon, on Wed- W. Calkins. U. 8. Commissioner, at
Opposite Tone in 4'hlcken«.
M. A Veach, of Pleasant Hill, was
Jay and Chet will divide the «noil«,
of June, 1908.
his office in Eug»ne. Oregon, on Fri­
Chickens are in somewhat more a business caller at The Guard of­
Roy Bierce left Monnd last Tue«-
Dr Ix>wp the optician will be In
General Auctioneer
*itn«»sse»: Car) V ■ day. the Sth of June. 1908.
.
liberal arrivals though the market is fice the latter part of the week.
bls Eugene office all of next week day en route for Camas, Wash., to
/‘kiam '‘^nev°r*’on■ WII11«m
She names as witnesses Clarence far from being glutted
Some sales
If you have head and eye aches, he visit with his slater, Mrs. J. T. Poln-
Residence 194 E. 10th St.
*• T r .->
Eugene, Oregon; ! Kennedy of Crow. Oregon: H F are being made at a fractional de­
cordially Invites you to cell and have dexter, and fimllv. where he may
Crenshaw of Panther. Oregon; F le cline for old hens but springers are
him test your eyes. Eighteen years’ also get employment.
*8',#
Benner of Eugene. Crenshaw of Panther. Oregon; W O In demand at top figures. Demand
G. W Ijiyne sheared his goats over
experience.
*»v and .H __
Prosser of Eugene. Oreg n
for best quality turkeys Is very good
■» week ago Ge >. Prescott will shear
r*ly th» W 'Perwon» claiming ad-
Any and all persons claiming ad­ at fair prices.
For Infanta -xd CILidren.
The senate yesterday panned Sena­ hie about th« firm of April
A D
, ’’"described
lands versely the above described lands
Rotter 1« Very Sc«rre Here,
tor Bourne's bill authorizing the sale Bierce will also shear a small band
i.r’RPs
J*‘.,be,r c'ain>s In are r«»qi>ested to file their claims In
Till
Kind
Yoi
’
dre
Ahrays
EongM
Supplies of local butter are very-
at public auction or bv sealed blds of about the same time.
t*fOre
■ —. •’■■
the «aid this office on or before
small In comparison to the demaad
MÑ4ML -
the lands on the Siletz reservation
Bear«
ths
5th day of June. 1908
which has ruled since the la»t cut in
Fresh rarden seeds of all kind« at
The proceeds of the sale are to be
PAL. •PACial
“EM amin l . EDDT.
BENJAMIN L. EDDT.
prices
Best grade Is almost unob­ R guatare of L..
krvA * RH
demoted to the support of the Siletz the Be- Hive grocer/, W J Gibson *
Register tainable and It Is stated that In al
Register.
Al»»MV
Bon. »7 West Eighth street.
Indians.
CATARRH serous 8REGER-BEAN LEASE
FAR-REACHING blood disorder
f
ELEVENTH STREET
PAVING CONTRACT
LET LAST NIGHT
FOR TEN YEARS
Booster Says
WtElílY REPORT GF
EUGENE MARKET
FROM PLEASANT HILL
s
I
r
'tire
de-
ae-
ully
tion
that
rjurt
ont-
ling
I to
for
ard,
hen
rer-
■ath
ont
ich.
life,
i at's
35 c,
/-A
PLEASANT HILL HIGH
SCHOOL MEETING
CASTOS IA
I