Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 190?-1910, December 31, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextCOUNCIL REFUSES AIR BEAN’S The Mission Of those corpuscles In your blood that have been called “ Little Soldiers,” Is to fight for you against the disease germs that constantly endanger your health These corpuscles are mads healthy and strong by the use of Hood’s Sarsaparilla. This medicine is a combination of more than 20 different remedial agents in proportions and by a process known only to ourselves and it has for thirty years been constantly proving its worth. The Kind Yon Have Alw»/g Haught, and which has Been in use for over 30 years, has b*me the .^xiatnre of aad has beea made finder his per- waal saparvislan since tbs tatfiiacy. A haw ane Is deceive yen in tMn. .*11 Counterfeits, Imitate*» nad “ Jnst-es-good ” are bnt Experiments that trifle with and es- ’—rfer the health of Infants and Children—Espe**«uca against Experiment. MANY KILLED IN CIVIL STRIFE INOLDMOSCOW The city council decided at a meet Moscow, Dec. 26.—Baron Cotte, No substitute, none “ just-as-good.” chief of the secret political police ing Thursday afternoon that the ser- vlces of Louis Bean as city attorney I was killed and Colonel Muraki was are indispensible, and refused to ac-1 wounded In a fierce encounter today cept his resignation. To lighten the | with revolutionists, who were in duties of the city attorney, while he trenched In a suburban village. is in legislature and at other times, I During the fight several policemen J. M. Plpee was appointed aa an as-, were killed and many others wound sistant. ed. Troops were summoned and a Attorney Pipes stated that the fees regular battle ensued, artillery being for the conduct of the injunction ' employed to bombard the villa be suit through tbe circuit and supreme . fore the revolutionists were subdued. courts would be $500. In the cir The occurrance is the most serious cuit court alone they would amount since December 1905. The losses tustoria Is a harmless substituto for Castor Oil, Pare to $300. sustained by the revolutionists are To pay the interest on the water goric, Drops and Soothing' Syrups. It is Pleasant. It not known but are undoubtedly very bonds $5,000 was appropriated from contain* neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotio heavy. i the general fun«. to be paid January I substance. Ils age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms 1st. The t angler of $6,000 was ord- ami alla>s Feverishness. It cunts Diarrhoea and Wind l ered withdrawn from the water fund At last night’s meeting of the city CHARLES H. WATTS to the general fund. folic, it relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation council the resignation of L. E. Bean The council meets again Monday as city attorney was read and ac ami Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the IS GiVEN INTEREST night. cepted. The resignation Is to take Ktomacli ami Howels, giving healthy an** natural sleep. IN JEWELRY FIRM i effect on Jan. 11th. There has been The Childr n’s Panacea,—The Mother’s some feeling between a number of COUNTY COURT of the council and Mr. Bean CHANGES BOUNTY members for some time past and this action The firm of J. O. Watts, dealer GENUINE ALWAYS on the part of the latter is the out in jewelry and optical goods, will be come. known as the Watts Jewelry Com At a recent session of the county Bears th« Signature of The ordinance ratifying the con pany after January 1. Christmas court the bounty on predatory ani tract with Sam Manerud to furnish eve. J. O. Watts presented to his son, mals was changed. Heretofore the crushed rock to the city and to use Charlie, before a number of friends, bounty on coyotes, wildcats, gray and blax'k wolves was 12.50, but this the city’s crusher and engine, was at a banquet in Otto’s, a one-third presented. Before it was passed it interest in the firm. The interest ap- amount will not be paid on all such animals in the future. According to was amended to read, ‘‘All crushed gravel or rock not furnished to the the new ruling only coyotes will draw the 12.60 bounty, while that on cou city direct or to the street commis gars will be |5.0(k The coyote is sioner by Mr. Manerud, shall be paid rsally the bane of the ranchers’ lives, for to the city at ten cents per cubic as they kill poultry as well as sheep yard." The attorney was instructed to ap and young cattle. The cougar is the pear for the city In the injunction one animal that is sought after for I he never knows when his appetite is suit recently instituted. rwt cisraus company , tv M urray « triít . new vor « • jtv . The matter of enforcing the antl- satisfied, killing indiscriminately. The new bounty ruling takes effect splttlng ordinance was brought up and the police department was di on the first of the year. rected to enforce It. The city engineer was instructed to establish the center line of Washing ton street nort hof the railroad and to fix monuments at intersections. Dec. 23, 1908. The council adjourned to meet Baker. Mrs. J. C. again next Monday night. . 4 wn, for spot CAfth. 10 to 50 J more money for you to ship R aw Fun. und JI Ido« to hr than to Beverly. Ered. \1 »oll ut home. VS rite for Price Lint. Marki t Report, Hnippinn Taga. und ulxiut our Boulprey. Clarence. HUNTERS&TRAPPERSGUIDE,.::; Bristow, Jeanie. RESUME OF FOREST 450 pngoA, leather hound Bert thing on the ■iihjact ever written Illustrating all Fur Animals All alMMtt Trappers' Hri-mts, Decoys, Traps. Game Laws How and where to trap, and to become a suc Brown. Miss Bertha. cessful trapper it's a regular Encyclopedia Price, f’J To nur customers *1 25. Hides tanned into Cu m chael, M J. beautiful H'-I ms Our Magnetic Bait and Itocoy attracts ai>< >uals to traps, |l (Miner bottls, Shmyout IMPROVEMENTS IN THE Hidee and F ira to us and .st highest pciuee. Aiidc-rach Bros., l>t-pL 71. MluuesapolUHina Casteel, Miss Jessie. Clark, Mrs. Wewis G. STATE AND NATION Clough, Roy. Clyde, Mr. Joe. Cox, Mrs. O. A. This sterling household remedy is most IleVeny, Mr. Chas. euct essfully prescribed for a ' world of Washington, Dee. 24 Such work Fisher. M ss Eva. troubles.” For derangements of the di as the construction of miles of road Fletcher. Mr. A. ______ gestive organs it is a natural corrective, and trail, telephone lines, drift and Fletcher, Mrs. G. A. I o|eratiog directly upon the liver and ali pasture fences, ranger houses and Garten, Mr. Samuel. I mentary caual, gently but persistently barns, has opened up and improved George, Mrs. Nina. stimulating a healthful activity. Its many square miles of territory in thv Gilbertson, Mr. Ole A. ALVA C. DINKEY. beneficial influence extends, however, to thirteen national forests in the state Green. W. C. Alva C. Dinxey. who. it was said every portion of the system, aiding in the of Oregon, and for these and similar Haas. Mr. H. procesae* of digestion an<l assimilation of purposes $55,191.33 was spent dur would su»-" •• d James Gayley as vice Hendricks, Winlock. food, promoting a wholesome, natanu Howard. Mrs. Mintie. ing the last fiscal year. Four hun president <■( the United States Steel appetite, correcting sour stomach, bad Hubbard. Mrs. Ed. dred and thirty-seven miles of trail corp>"t -. I >u. Is pre«i '.eat «f the Car I breath, irregularities of the bowels, con Huston. B. and 24 miles of road were built, 78 negl* H *“• >'">nv ti’ty. stipation and the long list of troubles llhck, D. A. miles of telephone lines were strung, I directly traceable to those unwholesome I .earned. Miss Sarahette. and the forest ranges were improved plies not only to the jewelry store, conditions. Kaspanlla dispels drows Leininger, G. W. by the construction of 39 miles of which Is one of the best in the Wil ness, headache, Ixckache and desjionu I Ixtckart, ------- . pasture fence. During the year 23 lamette valley, but also to the opti ency due to inactivity of the liver, I Malret, M. houses, to be used for ranger quar cal parlors. kidneys and digestive tract. It is a Moore. J. R. ters. and 2 barns, and 2 corrals, for Charlie H. Watts, the son, was strengthening tonic of the highest value, Owen, Mrs. Millie. rangers' horses were built. Four raised in Eugene, and has hundreds v If it fails to satisfy we authorize all Parker, J. D. bridges were constructed and various of friends among the Eugene and dealers to refund the purchase price. Showier, Mrs. Wm. miscellaneous improvements were Igtne county population, besides HoVT CHKMICAI, Co. Portland, Oregon Sims. Mrs.O. made. many over the state. He has been Smith, Norris. In speaking of the permanent im associated with his father for a num Smith, W. T. provement work on all the National ber of years, and understands the Tortora. Gene. forests, the secretary of agriculture business thoroughly. <e gres' tnaft Walker. Wallace R. nrji ; iS ■ has the following to say in his an . td< t* 1 * 4 iyuoR White, ltollen. nual report: This Is Worth Reading il.’Ll i iuM> ill. X HOUSE. 'At Winn. A W. "The agricultural appropriation l.utlivw! Ask jro’ir llrnug I Leo F. Zelinskl. of 6 8 Gibson St., piy inc express. < • I . M*-ter i. I'l »’J I J. L. PAGE. P M act of 1908 included an item of *500,- Buffalo, Pilla In Ned i.l • . N. Y., says: “I cured the Write todav Im I boar«, «aal, I wk » i l’l> c Mil. 000. which was made available for ’I nLu $•«» «»Iher Huy el yi The Willamette river nas been con permanent improvement work on the most annoying cold sore I ever had, Price List. l>rut a>«L A k I r< I i.I 1JI siderably raised from its low stage, National forests. The object of this with Bucklen's Arnica Salve. I ap BIA H »sr> i ix : »Ji yean known an Best, bales t. Al» « and the steamboat men and the log work is to help open up the forests to plied this salve once a day for two so’’”«* MdJûG!STsr,rmH:Rf , days, when every trace of the sore O» iuon gers are satisfied. more use and provide means for their wa-f gone." Heals all sores. Sold un ffei ?f>> <1 tlrjal better and inure economical protec der guarantee at W. A. Kuykendall's tion. through the supply of means drug store 25< of CQintnunication and transportation, well-located field quarters, fire lines, Geo. W. Cleveland has began an fences to assist in the handling of action In the circuit court against stock, and watering places. These the city of Springfield, In which he improvements are essentially invest to prevent that municipality vaO Inflammation of the Bladder ments of capital, which add greatly seeks from assessing and collecting taxes to the value and usefulness of the against his property for the construc tion of cement sidewalks. Williams a c forests. "The work completed during the & Bean are Mr. Cleveland's attor year included 3400 miles of trails. neys. 3200 miles of telephone line, 100 miles of wagon road. 40 miles of fire line. 2 50 bridges. 550 cabins and barns, and 600 miles of pasture and drift fences. In addition to the sum provided by the special improvement For Infants and Children. fund, over $100,000 from the general ficai of work.. Don't fail to see the fund of the service was turned from pictures we are putting out current expenses to defray the cost now at half price of this work, but much of the work Bears the xt /* y/ V/r7~ 7~“ Physician and Surgeon planned and urgently needed could Signature of not be carried out becouse there was IS and 17 McClung lildg.. II h .ting dialers Register Bldg. nothing with which to pay for it." uriti Phiuie Muta 47 Sih and Willai 51M Willamette Street Front Mnlle CITYATIORNEY BEAN TENDERS is CASTORIA CASTORIA The Kind Yon Hare Always Bought in Use For Over 30 Years. «UFURS=HIDES KASPARlLLA me co. DeWlTT’S KIDNEY AND BLADDER. PILLS FOR TÌ A A'lZ /Xk A CI IT? ■ U/ b VI b / b VI 11^ WEEKS TRIAL 25 CASTORIA Manicuring and Hair Dressing G. S. Beardsley, M. D. I olinan Studio GARRETT A MITCHELL S. D. READ Real Estate Brokers DENTIST McLEOD Over Rail's laroeary No. 51S tvntsws*»« Rt«»»f 44 FART NIMH STRRHT ItegiMtrr Building. I’liont* Main 1OH. The Kind You Have Always Bought AND THAT’S NO DtEAtt. THE TAILOR FOR BURI Eugene Cleaning Teas, Coffees, Spices and Dyeing Works Everything possible in cleaning anil or Chinaware Dyeing < writer Sixth and Willamette So. Phone Main 1-2 SHINN THE SIGN EA1NTEK 77 West Righili Street. Smyths Transfer Co Baggage stored free for ten dsj- W H. SMYTH. Prop. «‘hones—Main ta. Rod 401«. ( all at 30 E mm ( Ninth Street. G. B. BM KE, Mur. Eugene Electric Co. L O THOMAS Jesse G. Wells ATTORNEY Register Building Gives special attention to the ex amination of abstracts, drafting wills, settling estates, conveyances and col- . lections Also to all pension matters. Phone Main 10S Wm. G. Martin Attorncy-at-Law Wtll practice tn all the courts Of Electric Hiring, Fixtures and Sap fice Warren Building. &3t» Willam pi ics ette street, over Crescent store. Phone Main 5. EIGKNF, DR. Fish and Poultry Market Fish Rnaotved Daily W. H XIX.HS AT, I*mp. Pte.ar Main 3H 4'JS W iltoxnsrtta St OR. LULU MUNKERS-MARQVAM Phvsician and Surgeon Residence 29 East Eleventh street i Office. Register building Phone Red «231. SPECIALTY Diseases of women • htldrea — Dwtrwrt Trttewnw. For ‘ Highest Quality^ use |zr< BAKING l\ V POWDER 25 Ounces for 25 Cents Made from pure, carefully tested materials. Get a car. on trial You never saw such cakes and biscuit. They’ll open your jÿ*' Guarantee« underall Pure Food LeW| MARKED FOR DEATH. County Cl. k t.hi. „ sued a pa.-< l.„,.pin*?ln of a marriage license to Jni’ ?| ’’Three years ago I was marked for ampbell and M'ss Lottie E tl death. A grave-yard cough was tear • perle. A,> ing my lungs to pieces. Doctors failed to help me and hope had fled, when my husband got Dr. King s New Dis NOTICE FOR Pl BUCATIOX I covery," says Mr. A. C. Williams of Bac, Ky. “The first dose helped me u. S. Land Office at Rosebud and improvement kept on until I Oregon, September 17, 1908 1 had gained 58 pounds in weight and is hereby given that id my health was fully restored.” Thia j. Notice of Eugene. „ Oregon id medicine bolds the world's heallag on Perdue, May 1st, ISOs? mads - Timber'll record for coughs and colds and luag [Flcatlon • ir.Atinn N No. ’n »904 Q uii for wi / . * ‘T and throat diseases. It prevents paex- Section 24. Townthip 19 monia Sold under guarantee at W. A. Kuykendall's drug store. 5«c aad Range 8 Woet, Willamette Meridig has filed notice of intention to iX $1.00. TrtaJ bottle free. I* >nal Proof, to estaolfih claim to th County Judge Chrisman this morn land above described, before W. « ing entered an order in the Stevens Calkins, U. S. Commissioner, it Evi Oregon, on the 24th’dard estate accepting the report of the gene, executor, Welby Stevens, son of the December, 1908. Claimant names as witnesses: decedent, and discharging said exe W. D. Neely, of Eugene, Ores»" cutor fr-jm his charge. M. E. Gillespie, of Eugene. Oregot; Minnie Winnlford, of Oakland, 0» NOTH I FOR PUBLICATION. gon; E, Whattam, of Eugene. 0» U. S. Land Offir - it Roseburg, gon. BENJAMIN L. EDDT, Oregon, October 1, 1908. Her'«« Notice I- hereby given that Jona than H. Vincent, of Eugene, Oregon, who, on June 17th, 1907, made Tim l litTK'T XOTICE ber application. No. 9375, for Wli Department i>f thè Interior. of SE *<4, Section 22, .ownship 19 Uniteli States Iainrl Office. ‘ South, Range 2 West, Willamette Roseburg. Or . Decomber 1, ti»l. Meridian, has filed notice of inten A »■iffli-lent . I.nt. st ___________ affidati! tu _ i file .1 in In this filiti office uffi.'M by hxz JuIimC bili», P tt ir. tion to make Final Proof, to establish been filed ______ ____ _ Pratt, contestant, against HomesteU claim to the land above described, entry No. 13,391, _ “ ? __ : made March 2, before the Register and Receiver, at for N. W. 1-4 Section 20, Township “ r 111 .1 !•: . V ”” ■ “ Willamette Meridian, by I Roseburg. Oregon, on the 12th day S.. Itange 2 E Jesse J. Lamkin, contested, in which ¿1 af December, 1908. is alleged that Jesse J. Lamkin has not I Claimant names as witnesses: been a bona fide settler upon the above I James Wilhelm of Creswell, Ore said land; has not made any Improve» I ments outside of a poorly constmctii I gon; Joseph Wilhelm of Zion, Ore cabin, without either window or Lor. I gon; Joseph A. Mayo, of Zion, Ore has nevd^- culltivated any |» n rt of ’..liI gon; Earl McNutt of Eugene, Ore above said land, and has not '••»on upon I above said land ln ths last 2 I 2 yean;| gon. and that said alleged absence wMMtl Re-advertisement. duo to employment in the army "r nan I BENJAMIN L EDDY. of the United States in »!»• 'will Said parties are hereby notified to ay* 1 Register NOTICE OF FINAL SF7TTLKMENT. In the County Court of the State of Oregon in and for I*ne county. In the matter of the estate of Christian L. Winter, deceased. Pursuant to an order dated this day. notice Is hereby given to all per sons. that my final account as execu trix in tbe above entitled matter, will come up for hearing, allowance and settlement by said court, at a term thereof to be held at the court rooms in the court house In the city of Eu gene, Oregon, at 10 o’clock a. m. Monday, Jan. 4th, 1909 at which time all persons interested therein may appear and Jje heard. Dated Nov. 30, 1908. ANNIE M. WINTER. Executrix. S. D. ALLEN, Attorney for Execu trix. 4t NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Ore gon, June 23, 1908. Notice is hereby given that Judith Ann Carnahan, of Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, who, on June 13th, 1908, made timber application No. 10172, for s’4 of nw^, ne^ of nw1^, Sec- 4 West, Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make Final Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the Register and Receiver, at‘Roseburg, Oregon, on the 20th dav of January, 1909. Claijnant names as witnesses: Hal E. Wood, of Eugene. Oregon; Marvin L. Hammitt, of Eugene, Ore gon; George S. Corser, of Coeur d’AJene, Idaho; Samuel Carnahan, of Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. BENJAMIN L EDDY, Register. HUKEHl.Kl SALK OF HKAt. TROP- I HTV tn th* " Ircuit Court Of tho State of Orogon tor Ian* County Rrn**t J Kills, F'r»d L. Ellis, Elisaboth H Hill* Fran" • * A. Ellis Samuel Killa and Mary Ellla. hla wife. va. >oten L Ellie and John E. Ellie, minor h*lr of Fran, es Ellie, deceased, and • John I. Ellis, ns guardian of John E Rills. defendants Notice Is hereby given that by vir tue t an ord.-e and decree of the Cir cuit court of the State of Oregon for lane county, made on. to-wlt, the 1st day of December. 1908, In the above en titled cause, which Is duly entered nt page — of Volume IS of the Circuit Court Journal of said county, authoris ing and directing the undersigned E O. Potter, sole referee appointed by the court, to sell the following described '■“*1 property belonging to the plain tiffs and the defendant*, as the heirs of Frances Ellis decea»*d. as follow*, to- wlt Lot No 23 In Block No. 1 of Shaw A Patterson’s addition to Eugene City In Jane county. Oregon Now. therefore, by virtue of the au thority tested tn me by said court. I. E. O Potter, sole referee, will offer I for sate at public auction at the court use "1 >r of said lane county, on Sat urday, the 2d day of January. 1909. be tween the hours of 9 o'clock a. m and 4 o'clock p m of said day. at 1 o'clock all the right, title and Interest of said Plaintiffs an-t defendants tn and to the shove described real property as heirs- at-law of Frances Ellis, deceased, to gether with the courtesy Interests of the defender"' John L Ellis. Terms of se'e, cash In hand, subject to confirmation by the court N O POTTER. Refer»«. GRÒ B. DORRIS. Attorasy pear, respond and offer evidence touch» I ing said allegation at 1« o’clock a a I on February 1 909. before S M. Cap I kins, notary public, at his office in Eu* I jene, Oregon, and that final will be livid at 1 o’clock p. m.vnFM ruary 23. 190». before the register att I receiver at the United States land off!® I In Roseburg, Oregon. I The said contestant having. Uli proper affidavit, filed December I, law I set forth facts which show that irtjl due diligence, personal service of notice cannot be made. It Is hereby mi dered and directed that such nol£* "| alven by due and proper publicatvm. I J M J *A WHENCE. Receiver I Make Useful Why not buy your hus band. father or sen a fine suit af clethee-th« * m«us MICHAELS, ST : & C®. make—at Hanson They have the qualdy style that well • dress« tialto. men are w.-nai iu. Such* gift would be appreciate Our line of gents nishings is ; COfTiplete a1® in shirts, jnderwear u v,e are sure > neckwear have just what yw . looking for. rD.