Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 190?-1910, June 18, 1908, Image 8

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What is CASTORIA Cftstorhi is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, P^ goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is 1’leu.siut. it contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other N'artwti, substance, its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worm and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrluca ami Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures < onstipaths and Flatulency. It assimilates the Footl, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy ar.e natural sleep. The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Frit nd. GENUINE ® ® 5 i e z x ® 51 - r « >o m us I- Z if, ?l Cd I.'. M Pi r- J. I.*, CC I Ernest U. Lee, R M*®iC—<--r®oioi’®woooc X M rt ; C. 15 <-M * X - l-X •— XI — 5J XI — E. C. Cole, fi . 7. J I- © -7 lO X <S> © 71 X 74 t- eo 71 «O 71 CO © Cl 0 © CIM — — — — Cl CM in Use For Over 30 Years. — CM © X X X T 74 wr © -r SIAIMEH 74 — OVTIX« HIVING DAILY 1.0 C C M M M O X c. Geo. O. 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O X X r- si © X X t- PARTIES AT McKENZIE Special Correspondence.) McKenzie Bridge, June 11.—The Roads are drying and travel is bet ter. Sam Ferguson passed here yester day on his way to Eastern Oregon, af ter abunch of horses. Wild strawberries ar.- ripe and the prairie is covered with them. Fishing Is good and plenty of big redsides are brought in daily, On June 15 we get our daily mall, which will be highly appreciated. Twenty tents are now on the ground at Belknap Springs, the larg- es£ camp that haH ever been on the ground at this time of the year. Walter Boone and family arrived here on the 7th on their way to the springs and are now ready ^o feed all that come. Mr. Boone has charge of the cooking department and he knows how It is done. He brought with him fifty fat hens to use when mountain game Is scarce. Walter says he will serve anything front cof fee end sandwiches to a chicken din ner and is prepared for short erder meals. Mrs. N. P. Metcalf arriv d on the stage yesterday to visit durin« the summer. Her home is in Saniza. Cal. Uncle Geo. Frizzell has a fine «ar den. He expects to furnish vegeta- bles to Ixith the Log House Hotel qnd springs during the season. John Douglass, of Portland, who is camping at the springs, got front Win. Yale a brown cub bear, and it is becoming quite a pet in camp. Mr. Douglas also bought a lot from Geo. Frissell near the Log House ho tel and will put up a fine residence during the summer. Several others who have purchaaed lots tn Frlessell- vllle will build during the season. Last Sunday Percy O'Brien, with a heavy four-horse stage loaded with people and camp supplies, passed up. going to Belknap Springs. Six peo ple were in the party, all from Port land. r z -, r. 2 o 3 m co r» m > cz X cz —I x> > z: Ö Cl □: 5 > m co a r~ c> > i ' I fe’iÏÏJ» « z ■c r o .0 (fi ALLEM S SLAYER IS FOUND GUILTY Heppner, Or., June 11.— Dan Do herty was convicted of murder in the se> >nd d'^sree todaj for the slaying a>»ciW Allen, when the ]gtti r. .2 always The Kind You Haye Always Bought 4 E2 S CASTO RIA Bears the Signature of NEWS FROM UPPER Mc KENZIE RESORTS Henry W. Stewart, D. . . . County Clerk CM E <D o •* w x! — 0 -7 77 , - 0 •7 — CO © y-S 'Z «-« iO 0 mt — t- — ¿O X .o -7 X mi — mt i.0 — 74 Cl — 71 © X t- — © 1.0 mt — m- co - — I ÄMMefeMOr C'ottRtjr lohn W. Baker, I). . . . oO O O' 1.0 TO cO TO y © © 74 71 »0 tn CM T 1 -7 Cl — 74 CO Walter B Dillard, R. . . . CI C Ci — t— Cl 1.0 ■ O ® -« n c ïj y. w M n Welby Stevens, D............. 'S s 1 • X © © 1- •7 0 X. X X X 74 © X. X © ,o t~ t- Z CO X t - -n ci © — © Cl co z 71 0 r-i © co co T T -7 t» © Cl i.O 77 — ?l © — 74 — U3 t7 71 mt mt T tn 'T © l — — — — — mt CO T x X t - I - * - X X ift X — $© I© I- 71 74 77 74 Su|M-rlnten<leiil County Mcfivol ^7 Fafture of ti»> armory bill to re ceive popular •ui ! irsement a: t! ■ polls June 1 has not dis< imaged the Oregon National Guard in its cam paign for armories in the military stations outside of Portland. The view is taken by Guardsmen that the measure was defeated because of a lack of understanding of the ne-4s and utilities of armories. The fa vorable vote was very large, especial ly in‘the cities, the cutting being done in the rural districts. The National Guard Association is already planning a new bill which will be presented before the next leg islature. This bill will ask for $100,- 000 in annual installments of $25.- 000 each, or ¡»ossibly an even larg- r sum will be asked for. The bill will de differently drafted, however, de fects which caused it to be held up being careful!/ omitted. The princi pal argument against the armory bill by the state grange, which had the measure referred to the people, was that no specific number of armories was mentioned; nor were there any details as to the cost or location. It was argu'ed that $100,000 would be insufficient to install armories in the twelve company stations of Oregon, and furthermore, that it would be es tablishing a bad precedent to leave the expenditure of so large a sunt to the state military board without re strictions. It was learned yesterday that the National Guard Association will secure data as to the cost on each armory and present the measure before the legislature In a most busi ness-like manner.—Oregimian. I bo bj 01 CH o o •j r J -r-9 *3g' Mkalve- bere • • 5S P M <>\E • Ot« Ç O • ;ZZZZ : ■ » * i » * . c c a a • M M M w • c s 3 a c '>»38 — q ® • MOHK HOI I ING SBM K I OR OREGON Fl.liTRIt O. W Talbot, generai manager of the Oregon Electric Hallway Com pany, will leave the last of this week for a thr«'e-we»'ks trip Eaat, where he goes to purchase equipment for tile Portland-Salem Interurban line, tie will vl»»t Chicago an I New York, and will hold conferencia wl h builder« of electric paswnger and freight cars before letting the contract for the constructton of the new rolling stock. Hr expects to be able to pur chase a portion of the order from available stock still la the hands of c J ï S >,g t s - ah ¿44©— 0,0^-e the manufacturer«, orders for which have been cancelled by those who ■ ontracted for them. Hallroad men *av that large numbeni of car» have tw i n |rft on th» hands of the mann- fact urers through the canceling of Order« f ■ rolling stoch Ord ’Hi that will t>e placed by Gvn- eral Manager Talbot on thia trip In rlnde x passenger cars, two repress rars and <■'* freight cars All will be bought I with the underatandlna that they t will be delivered within the neat two i months. This new rolling stork will I cost the company $150,- OOO. Saletu Htatesmau. (;KA\TH»t is un i • <C ¿3 z ® ¿ « M g • 5 « - u u a -C » S* i ■ «• a * a ■ * o = » k. i M <_ I * * * ~ Z E G V • TJ ç Ç ■ i £ X ® > S 2 •- a 4 □ X <3 £ V > -e i i e « -• . x • a S à S H 2 rii f í í Ñ X JS SJXlti Ü * « - -A’•Bi • . O «e • 44- x J c ^H < < < C« - sei » 1II 12 Thh an injt ■ -hM »»1 «rrt ed 0 Judge « aS^^HBilng h suing his pWclat on declaring Polk count/ dry The prose, utors are two sa! >ontnet> of Dallas, »ho de-1 • • ■ n . a ’• TMEV take the blue bell linetohealth also Include a 1 |.OtH*-ga)lon tank to supply water to all parts of the the c..-- is not 4.cid. grounds. Brush has been cleared away and as counter Injunct] Pelican Bay la assuming the aspect on all of them In t of an ideal mountain resort. Henpne June m HL i __________ MîTj - MAKE YOU FEEL LIKE A BLACKS“!11 then. BLuÈkBH i“5.trT 77 BLUE BELL C<'Mb Syrup. Pit. ItaMdv. M.n . ' » r Tab‘*t1’ Croup. Nerve. Coafh. Her Ftetr n ¿ "n<M ««.».hm. H..,., Wenn, H«ada?b«. S—m«- - Tabwt. for Chüdrv». Iu„r. F.mal. Rxtul.t<,r or Qoul.y T.bltt- Genera M ake the neys For rh»» Pendi Ths best salve tn the world for cuts.' «I esis arrived in an brntsee. sores, ulcers, salt rhevm, tet- nature late yeate installed an tter, chapiwM hands and all skin erup the day the order grounds about tions Guaranteed to give satisfaction be brilliantly or money refunded. Sold b» I.Inn St BSt Kim FOK THE Gl The improvements Drug Co. Williams Mfg Co., props.. - vive your own stock FOODS BY * ’ a* US i NC SKIDOO HORSE AND CATTLE TABLETS Cruih and mi» in feed or aatt. Proper dose in tabfet* MAKES Yom STOCK LOOK LIKE THE TOI’ pKl€1 wT’* C’'op F«d "™* Art «or .ndtrro»e.-S’’'OOO<:-^X irt Liniment. Pink Eyt Distemper. Colic or Bone^Suntn« For Mie by Hull’. R<<! ctom Drug.t.ro,