Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, February 01, 1908, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textiiv- FACTS ADDITIONAL PRIZES FOR CHAPERON CANDIDATE BESTS S WHO MAKE THE TRANSFERS OF LANE I COUNTY KFAL ESTATE EUROPEAN PLAN - ABSOLUTELY FIRE-PrqJ Los Angeles' Safest Hotel LOWING NEXT WEEK;; .', O et x to Mrs. E. j li.. I :l arrts in sec. . i I.','.. I .! O. to D. A. Pain-, nf T.4UCO -is l.axe j iff ft JW; wry Mm ( ii.U'i:i:oxk camiiiliths LYDIA E. HNKHAM Xo oilier medicine lms liron. so successful in relieving tin; Milli-iinn of wunieii or loecivcil no ninny K' l' tlinii testimonial as lias I.viliu i:. l'lnkhiim's Ycjrctaliln (.'oinpiHiiifl Mr". H. I.. ;illi, Fll:.'eno Mr. W. II. oic, liirjclii- Mrs, V. V. IliwistcttiT, Kuuene Mm. .Ino Secies, Springfield It I'.. I. Nil. Mr. ('. O. Hudson l'lilaco of Kwoclw ! Mm. Minnie ( roller jMiK. L. Kuiilierl, Acme Mrs. (I. I oiiin, j'.ugciic .Mm. I jiiirji Hiltflit, Coliurjf Mrs. (', L. llllllsiiucr, llexler Mm. I'. I'. Ilui-nuiil, fulling, Or Mm. M. Moiiln'iinei-y, Junction Mm. ('. T. (iooijitiiiii, Coining Mm. .1. Ill!i(lli. KII'J I'earl SI ( .Mm, Jim, T. l-'niiner, l-'lorcnec Mrs, Or. Marliainf K. Illli SI Mrs, I). I'Vllfoll, llcllcr Mm. II. A. lloolli, I 1:1 i:. llli SI . . ti',:!f7 . .;;,'.i(ll . . ;i(i.DO.- , . :i.i H-2 1 , . 1 1. .Till . . 7,n:ix . . . I.KM) , . H.ntn . . 1,0110 (Ift7 5H2 nm . . . IUi'1 . . . 1101 . .. a to . .. 1(17 137 . . . 51 ly a few davs to run, In lose heart. DO IT NOW Sit down and think up a list 11I your friends, who have not subscribed in your favor, and ones who have subscribed for you. (Jo to them you want their support now, they will be only too glad to give you an order or resubsi rlbe, to Klvo you the benefit of the votes. Think to yourself they are getting vulue received for every cent Invested, and making jt saving of one dollar et al, U.. lots 1 per year over the regular monthly; 27 In F. & 11 OeorKe Kri-1 : H. I'relilire, W i 13, tp. 1'i s.. r. ." W. I'olders ci al.. W. It., lot uli, $1101. , I S. A. Hurler et ux to Mrs. a. j.j Kelpser. W. I)., i !-- acr. in tp. Iii s., r. 5 w., ;.u. I I ii f t "I Slates to August Srnul'e, . Iiatent. Hill lierc.s In s. 1" fl'l tp. 1 s 8., r. 11 w. i August Schillte ft ux to Charles r . j fox, S'. Ii., 1 : acres in see. 1" an1 , 20, tp. IS s.. r. 11 w $1 200. 1 foiled Stales to Lucy Drew 13;). 10; acres in sec. 2, tp. 17 s., r. f w. Lucy Drew et al to John C. Holden W. D., 135.16 acres In sec. 2S, tp 17 s., r. 9 w., I2K0U. Kred Kiss, sheriff, to fieo. T rate. K, and !, In Hall S, and 4, in block ad to Eugene; lots block 32, F. & IS. part XA.MKS OK COMI'KTIXO ('AXHII)ATKH. District No. 1. S.I... If 1. It' I.. .f 11' Ull. Ill "till -11,, , I .IIINN .IlllUlll'lllf ll"lHn. IH-P , "'II,,.. ...I J11 cvfi-y coiiniiiiiMiy you will lnd 1 Mlsll ,,,,, 1,,.,,,1,'mhoK. Mali..n si lo;,s77 women who iiiivii im -ii restored to MiKH ,.,. j., w, Hll, K, hcilltll liV l.yrllll h. J'lllklliUll's vg- llHH yty Ih.uglims. IVnrl st. . etuoio ioinKiiiiia. Almost every ono you meet linn cither Ik'Cii liene llted by it, or lius fiieiiils who liuve. In (no I i 1 1 k 1 1 11 in Jjtlinnilory at Lynn,llntty womaimiiydHyiiiny fwe Uie liles coiilainltiK over 0110 inil liuii CiiO hUiidlvil tlloUsiilid letteln from women deekinz healtli, and here am tho luttom in which tltuy opt'iily Htato over their own sinna tuns that tliov woro eiired by J.yilia rillKlllllll 8 I'Kl'lllhlH UlIlllKltllKl Coinixiund luiH saved many women from surgical oiwratioiiM. I.ydia K. I'liikham's Vo.fretablo CoiujhjuikI is made from motH mid Iicrlw, without driiKH, and in whole Bomu and harmless. Tho reason why I.ydia E. Pink ham's Venelalilo Copijiotiiid is ho successful is because it contains in predients which net directly iijhiii tho femiiiliK! iiiKaiiism, restoring; it to n healthy normal condiiinn. Women Wild liro stlU'elilli,' fromMIs Miilicl TIiihiiiwoii. 'rewell viuiiMT mim ii'mii iiin jM'eiuiar to 1 iietr sex sliould not lose siht of liiese facts or doubt the ability of I.ydia K. l'iliklmiu's Vereliiblo t'oilisiUud to restore their hcaltlu ll),5(l Miss Millile .lelllis.in. SII.1 IllgllSI tn.HKO Miss lay ( I. rk, 7:l: Ferry St :I,!51U lllslrirt No. . Miss l1n San ford, Cot Inge (intve iMMISU Miss Zelinn CruJiii, Dexter 1:1,7157 Miss Alia Wlllliiins, Dexter :!,- Ml Mls Kn(e Mimley, Cottage Jirovu 81,1-10 Miss Itenil linker, C'nttuKP (irov 17,1145 Mlsx Horn Jiu-olis, Dexter District No. II. Miss llnttle I'ook, Junction Clly . . flll.Oia Miss I'ln Clislinian, Acme, . 44,-) Miss Lillian lliunil, l-'lerciice 4 IW.IfJH so.llirL I.ydia 1C l'lnklllim'g VeKlllblo 'Miss (Jertrmle llllslinell illinrtloii City . ARJV1ITACE & DOWN SllCCffclOI to YATES & SON Livery, Feed and Sales Stables SAM SHAMAN Junk Dealer Highest Price paid for ' HiDES. WOOL, PELTS, OLD RIJBBEK, SACKS SCRAP IRON METALS AND RAGS VT alto buy Second Hnd Goods &2 Olive Strrct Phone, Red 557 1 FuRcnc, Ore. THE Oliver Typewriter h Superior to ill Othert ViiiWe Writino; No Cjtrti.ir In Lilt Miss I i-a Hiinilile, Mnplelon . . . - 17,1 on Miss Minnie Sibliets, Junction ( lly lilllO Dlstrlrt No. 4. Miss Kffle Wllhrow, Springfield . .- .111,721 Miss Minnie Lewis, Mareolii JW.' Miss llcorgln Neff, Cohlll-g 4 I.IMMI Miss lieiievleve Howe, Cl-eswell -IO,K(l5 Miss Iri-ne llolilnelt, I'leiisiuil Hill :7,01!l Miss Mailnlllie Hells, ( nliiirg as, 7IIO Miss Mei-l-ll Kcoll, Cl-evivell Miss Myrtle lll-.li.ip, Ciilmrg 2:1.1(10 Miss iV'til llvemmi, Creswell 1 :l,(tl5 Mlis Itenla (I'liialiiiuti, CoImii-ic II 1 1 4 l , .' " 711 (Ill !''.'"' M Miss I'llenlii Cliiis I. Sl-rlli'-nclil Miss l-:i-nui Smith, Springfield , . Miss Lou Scolt, ri'fsvcl .... 4,4. 4.4.4. 4.4 4.4.4.4-4- The (iiwird's popul-ir ladles' voting contest which has been In progress f ir Die past seven weeks has so far surpassed our expecta tions that It was decided to award additional prlr.es to ehupe-ou iiiul cuidldalei w'ho finish with the largest number of votes after tin. piano, trip nnd scholarship prlres have In awarded. To the cbiiiierone candidate who utter the Los Angeles prlr.e trip has been awarded finishes with the largest number of voles to her credit jVln i'j'Ci-lvo a Willie sewing machine, rotary movement, valued at 7U'. .Tlils ninchlns Is strictly first class In every respect ami Is repiiteil'ln be one of the best miinnfiii'tiiri'il. This will go as a CONSOLATION' IMII.I-; In the chaperone ranitidine will finishes In second place tiller the last count ol voles. . ('olilestniil Consolation rilz.es To lli'e two candidates who rinlsh with the largest number of votes. Irrespective of dlsfi lcU, afler'the grand upright Klmlnill pl iino, the vacation trips to Los Angeles and the scholarship prizes have been awarded we will give Iwo free trips to Newport. Ore gon, both ways, lit any lime during the summer months, nnd first class hotel accommodiii Ions for one week while then-. Newport Is one of the must popular summer resorts In the stale -and candidates who wish lo be announced nB n winner of either the ten orlglnnl prizes of these CONSOLATION I'ltl.KS should not lose hope but do their utmost this coining week, wllh the thought in in liul that 1 you are not fortunate enough to win one of I lie original prizes liuit you will rwelvo sumo compensation for the efforts put forth during the contest. Chnpcronc i iiihII. lutes ss well as others should slur! next week with fresh hope and determination, for It Is almost certnln that the ones who do will receive n reward In th form of n rotary White Improved sewing uuichlne, vultied tit $70, or a vacation trip to Or egon's famous summer resort. Don't Overlisik Vole Coiimhi Published llclow. The coupons published below when filled In iind sent or mailed lo the contest department are good for SIX VOTES. These coupons must be polled before Next Friday, February 7th, ditto of expiration, or they will be void. Single coupons whlra hnve appeared tlnlly will tin eliminated, from now on, In order to fiicllltalo (ho cotinl of votes on (he Inst night of tho contest. If you do this and work consclen-, of Florence. $3.45 t lou sly for the next few days It Is a sufe prediction your name will be Hat ed with the winners. hi ukxk :;c,:'i'.iii v WILL (.l)V VALt AI1LE . Illalr street addition property Is sirre to double in value within the next two years. Two electric rail ways are coming up the valley from Fortlund and both of thetn must en ter tho city from the west, and the line that will tap the Sluslaw coun try can not go out In any other di rection. As Buro as water runs down hill, Eugene must build down the: valley because the business Is I there. I There are both acreage tracts and ' large lots in this addition, only a mile from the business center and j IIIDS WANTED Sealed bids will be received ny .7. H. Coleman, Eugene. Oregon, up to ' p. m., February 10th, 19uS, for office and hotel building .15x1 14, two stories. Plans and specifications may be secured at the office of John Hanzii ker, architect. Owner reserves ail rights. fS - .4v i4 (Mm IMi. ,v4'Wv' s-S,' - We hse all the latest methods In cleaning and dyeing at the Eugene Dye Works, corner Sixth and Willam ette street. Bhone Ked 261. tf XOTICK OF FIN AL ACCOI XT . Notice is hereby given that the un dferslgned has filed her final account1 as administratrix of the estate of A. G. Mathews, dcrcascd, and the Coun- lv rv.itrl if Luna f.nnnrv Clrpenn hits three blocks from the Geary public : 8et Monday tne 8econd'day of March. 1908, at 10 o clock in the forenoon of said day as the time for hearing THE KING EDWARD In the Heart ol thi City NO INSIDE ROOMS FIRST CLASS CAFE A very desirable hotel for all visitors to the city. First class in all respects Rates $1.00 per day and up. f . Write for bootrt TOUSLEY COMPANY, Props. school. Prices are very reasonable and you ' may make your own terms, a small payment down and monthly install-1 ments if you desire. j See the Oregon Land Co. at 412 Willamette street, or write them for ! particulars and prices. tf 'tO WHOM IT MAY COXCKIl.V The question has often been asked, enn there be good water secured in the Crops addition? We say, yes. O. W. Taylor, the well driller, has Just informed tho company that he has completed two wells of excellent waiter in said addition at a depth of Cii feet. G. GROSS, tf Manager. said account. All persons Interested are hereby notified to appear in said court at said time and show cause, if any there be, why the said final account shall not be allowed, the undersigned administratrix discharged and her bondsmen exonerated. Dated this 31st dnv of Januarv. IMS. MARTHA A. MATHEWS, Administratrix of the estate of A. (I. Mathews, deceased. GASOLIXK WOOD KAWIN'O W. Ci. White It, prepared to saw your wood on short notice. Phono lllark 43T1. itcsldence, 516 West Sixth street. . are cordlallv Invited to attend- the Thix-results of next week's work ! ''""'"f of 'h v?,lnn "on'e"t, ."J detormliie the winners of ,he ; amrday night at 10 p ra If for Tmnd upright IJIinlmll plstm. the flye ''" n,1"'e VT'? t?rn and th. .1 im.nlh.-M II course , repre.entall.e on hand to ook after ehiilarshlps. ilow re your chances Interest, during the clos ng to wluVMIUvo you created a reserve hour.. Next week will tell who the forve large enough 10 tide you over , nner. of the piano the five free next Saturday night? rip. lo Lo. Angele. and return and These questions are of vital lite ' portance nnd should ho weighed care- WOOI) KAWIN'O John M. P. Dixon, siicet-ssor to W V. Itoduy. All wood sawed to gauge. For prompt servlco phone Black 3312. Residence, 2 07 High Blreet. tf Gasoline woodsaw POItTI.AXIl nor .11, IIAKF.ItV llread, the best and healtniest bread made, for sale lit Otto's. Nature paints In colors bright. Our cheeks and lips so fine: Assist nature to paint for thee, lly using Rocky Mountain Ten. Linn Drug Co. Warner tunes pianos. Leave or ders at Morris' Music Store. tf . Summons. In the Circuit Court of the State of i Oregon for Lane county, i Glen O. Powers, plaintiff, vs. Oregon 1 ' Blue River Mining Company, a I corporation, defendant. I To Oregon Blue River Mining Cor.l ; pany. a corporation, defend-iut: 1 In the name of the State of Oregon , you are hereby required to appear and answer the romplaint filed ngnlnst you In the above entitled .court and netion within six veits i from the date of tho first publication ; of this summons, and if you fail to llo nnswer for want thereof the plalu tlfr will take jllduMlient ai.'ainst vnu for the sum of $000.00, with Interest from August 1, 11105, and $1250.110, : with Interest from November 7, 1 !i 0 4 . nhd $ss.45, with Interest, from -lan-: uai-y 1, 1!)07, and for costs and dis bursements of action, and for an or- ; der of sak of property attached In ' thi i action. This summons Is published hv the order of Hon. L. T. Harris, Judge of the above entitled court, I made January 17, 190S, and this isuininons Is published the first time i January IS. 190S. I WILLIAMS & BEAN. i Attorneys for Plaintiff. ' Your Opportunity The Wise Man Seizes It The Way to Success Buy a lot m the GROSS ADDITION, it is sure to double! in value sopn. I hese lots are near the car line. They he high and dry and command a view ot the city Cheap in price and sold on easy terms. For further in formation sec .G.'G.GROSS THEATRE BLOCK, EUGENE, OREGON. OREGON HOME & LAND CO. Rooms 9 and JO. over Chambcrs-Bristow Bank VOTKS ALLOWKII ON XhW AND OLD I'ltl'PAIll SI ItSCUIXTIOXS TO KAILr (it Altl) AUK AS I til. LOWS: ri You a -Home of Your Own Have some good bargains in small and large farms. City Lots and City Homes. Will' be glad to show you anything in real estate. n A Square Deal to All. IL Oregoi Horns & Land Co., A. A. Aoby, Mgr. Now Three Months COO Six Months 1,800 One Year 4,5 00 Two Years 13,500 Three Years.... 20.250 Pour Years..... 28.125 Five Years 83,750 Ten Yenrs 90,0 00 Old Carrier Mall votes votes votes votes votes votes 200 votes $ 600 votes 1,500 votes 4,500 votes S.750 votes 9,375 votes votes 11,250 votes votes 30,000 votes 1.50 2.50 5.00 10.00 15.00 20.00 25.00 50.00 I VOTKS ALLOW Ell ON' NKW AXI) GUI PKEIUU) Bl'llSCIUPTIOVS T WEEKLY Ul'AKII One year Two years, . , Three Yean. , Four years. . , five years. . , Ten years . . . Xew 750 votes 2,250 votes 3.600 votea 4.000 votes 10,250 votes 15,000 votes Old 250 votes 760 votes 1.200 votes 2,000 votea 3.750 vote 6,000 votes lllXfJI'laM.I MOST GR.OCSRS SELL Olympic Flour every sack guaranteed Made of selected Eastern Oregon bard wheat. H P" Juces more loaves of bread than any other flour mi ft loaves are lighter and whiter. Because ol Iha Im""" quantity of bread produced the cost It no higher thu ,J other fkMn, ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT. THE PORTLAND FLOURING MILL! 1.U0 V f9 2.00 WWM-.'-.Sf 9'00 S Ca'i-i 8.00 iJ The nine rsiidldatea and rhaperoue who on Saturday next after 10 p. m. have the largest number of votes to their rredit will lie the recipients ot the valuable irlies. Csndldates who are desirous of nr rotnimiiylnK the vaeatlen iarly should "let busy" during: the next few days. IKm't think hniuiiu you are a few thousand behind that you stand no C. S. FRANK, Agt. ' Any old machine taken In exchange fully If you wish your name announ red with the lurky ten on the last nluM of the contest. Quite a number of contestants have reserve forces, but none large enooiih to warrant them wlnnlutt a irle, for al the last moment some catidlilnte aiiarently out of the race mnv null lust enotmh lo win the trlie vtm have worked so Industriously chance, and den t think because you . . 1 i i.. ........i u...M.i n.ui ..... mn t let tins ne tne cane, anise uji , mi.e me mc. wuu. your Ililiid this moment to make ev-1 t,md active work on your b.irt and erv day count Inward the flunl j that of your friend between new and achievement, for It nuiv he that the! the close of the contest Is the only votes secured hv active work this conilnit wi'.'k will Once your nsine beyond the resi-h of our cninpetltor's on the ItiAt nlKht. It can be done. 1'coplc who suliMcribed In your favor are more or less Interested as te your chances to win. and If seen nevt week would tint hesitate to make sn addi tions! psvment If ankcd to do so. Candidates, It you do not know where to so after orders, take your rel't book and ropy a list of names The Daily Guard's Popular Indies' lrlw Voting Contest CHArKltOXK SI'KCIAL VOTK COI'ltlX A FULL LINE OF... Mrs. Address Cut out and fill In with the name of lo vote for. Send or mull to Contest niiil it Mill count for SIX Mil l s a married In ly you wish Department, file tiu.nj, J HALL 6l NHUMWAY. Jrry k full Ime o tnmlln fliturs Plumblmr sea swr work. Also lanortU Jul Mnf lo tia ked hj( Iron work. Iron work prooi auto lit ti. iSUCklltJ. VMkBMUatTV addrt'sses of your friends who subscribed for you. and e.tll on thetn, and you will be surprisisl at the re sult you will ohtslll- Your friends at this particular time I Ilk tail week ot ihe nntwt If they Uii win one of th prltes will not only li but will Interest their friends In your' thing that will put your name where oil wish It to be KIUST ell the list after the filial count of votes. You mnv hear rumor that Miss So-nnd So has so many thousand: otes In reserve, or that this one or that one's friends are goitiir lo do this and that, l'sy no Mtentlon what ever to these, as they are usually cir culated to discourage others, and have no foundation. No one candidate In the race has a "walk away." and It's the contestants who mske the best showing between on and next Saturday night that will be anuotiucci! as (he Inner in The Hoard Monday evening. Febru ary 10th. Th majority of the young ladies nd rhsperones In the race have dfli .Not (mmI After l'eliruiiry Till New Granitware just in Stoves, Ranges and Hsaters Makheesladin2 SI I AMP HARDWARE ST0RH v. lv VM JI 50 East, Ninth Street behalf, who will be on hand the last very good work since the star tot the night of the eonteet lo mi that rou Iconteel. la the tn ot nrurlng pre-; tlBisk with "cot. kw nylnt ' ' ; jpfjia ue;riwioas. ana n aoea doi iU tka caaaliuaa. ua ihetr fklekia ' riA. . tkX iha racakM The IKIIj (iunrd't Iipular latdbV I'rUr Voting Contest VOTK COITOX Miss -"li nil -i ii. i,. i rrsTfl "'i.iiwi isiiaasiMWSMaMeswisssooM s (r ! I MADAME Dean : 4 Sil rSw Pills. ,1 a..Jr',U---- i A Bars, Crarai, B Address district Cut out and fill In'wlth thf name of the young lady you wish to vote for. 8nd or mail to Contest Department, The (iunr.t .,.1 II will cHini f.r SIX VOTKS ra "'' Sol Oiwwl Aftnr IVhrasr; Tth Jyr . i i- cali.-snid -o, o store. """M, riarwe A Co fortiaaiL C'NCKESTEnS PILLS i IS A Bar. Cra-rais U Ma.xsrauaTio.1. IIU '"" !W Hurrl Hnwtl' - fN" "T a..l snblHl or Meoey B-fi;u" , O J miaihrllKln-rK'V w,"ri.- on trial, to b paid " " Ziv ' a..,.. I. M l.i.l-l en r"-,7. yenulac. -cpt ne ''""sld . tirurn w iw sJ otitei tram co w ""J 0- tKS.'rij'fe j Good muaio at m TTMIivsV-"' "uu i Rtnk everr bvbbU. l Mn. m tiv. r- . . . . m i - - tof Toarwlf.