TUB Bl'OEXE DAILT GCARD,' THVTlSn-AY, MAItCII if, iK)8
'"d-mNTlN'G CO.. INC.
1 1-
every day
of tuo week,
population that can support two good COUSINS ELOPE AND GO
dally papers is bound, u go ahi.ul
rapidly."
Address all coin- j
mane " .......
...hurt
,,i,la -1 ...I
"!.iioa4 iI - . ,.,,.. a Guard.
Suliscrll't'"u
Rules IHiil',
Wh!l tt" bebbc'.. -
tu-Uhl ILirrtnian q-.titni bo;!.-1.! n:.-
railroad, and In li...; s-i.i!!:'?
bailiwick at that, and wit'.; Tom Wat.
son d:iing constant guard dit:v. Sem
day tlio people, will wake 11 s and f!:;i',
that Ilarrlr.um has bought the whole
shebang over ni,;lit.
... k, carrier, P?r week . $ .15;
&int a bv carrier, per moniu .ne
:1,,frei W " in advance) 4.00 !
J" .... in advancei i n,,i, .,,,, k,i. . i,n,.:,.
,5 advance)
;.j mdli.a
pom-i
Ssnator Clarke, of Arkansm. s'i
to be playing a lone hand in the
10 BRITISH COLUMBIA
..::. v.T. .;; am: y,xs .
t.i:i!:(.i w;!ii' d::tki:- .
MiMn to i:ii in si'n i: i :;;:iii
i'l.Ddi) i;i;i..VTii)siiii .
The story of tin- elopement of a
y .uu'.; duple residing ia the Mi
Kciuie valley and who are tirst eou-
; sins, has reached The liuard. Th. i
young people are A l!-i.in Wycofi.
. I who is aged aliout L'l. ami Miss
CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
.05 led notice that he would not vote for
I lleorgla Wyvoff. said
,.( vear
W V .... rie3 made known on
t' Ji t Eugene, Oregon i
rnt as second-class matter.
r5,-aSU to
U ,tid rec-il'i hllalness for The
C'?Veor3 A. Drury.
C,bU Asters are authorized to
" t for subscriptions
r.:le'",. and Weekly Guard.
rjie i""1-'
Umber of Associated Pres..
AdvertislnS
jiicatio"
Oregon, postof-
1.50 either the Aldrieh bill nor the rtailev
substitute. Still, if there Is a Clarke
substitute we have not heard of it.
trV Jr-kV-: -5W.
1 n:t fl X ! F
1 1 1 1 1 ; i w bin
ale. J. A. t
Va;i.!o:
: il l .11. V I
FOll
REN i
t. IlK.ll
loom iM'.l:u:e
KM Cast i;i, v.'
!
tr.
tn'
if
KUK A1.K-- t.-c. u". r.i.lti fir
vviHia. V. 1.. Copi'emoll, at Watt's
jewelry store. if
w ood.
quire
KO It SAI.K ltt-iuch oak
IMlctie Karui:M-.s -Ml or '.1
at Stern-, r's nr.icer stor-. at'
And then nKain, the king
.... mice ai
nf ltal ! British
;KniSI)AY. MAIiCIMP, lOH
COD CIVK IS MEX
SIeo whom the lust of office
cannot kill,
Men whom the spoils of of
fice will not Duy
Men who have opinion and a
will.
Men who have honor, men
who will not lie.
be only 1 1
years old. They left home two or
three clays ago, accompanied by the
eo;;.rni;ereh,',T,n-vT Is hu-xlujustible that
came to Eusene by private convey- tyn K.. lMnklmm s fKrtablc
auce and took the first train for' Compound cnrrlos moimoii suici,v
rntnml.la u-!t.... tt... .......... 1 I. I.A Cl,.i,rn nf 1 ll'n
' - " man ami ins cousin win ue married
rier ana the governor of Massachu-! the laws
setts at the same time as an evidence I marriage
P a . v... .1,... u.. that after the weddins; they will r
. . ', " I turn home and expect to reconcile " I was passing throiiph the Cbanire
lleves us when we say one mans as their parents to the union. I of Life, and suffered from nervous-
good as another." It Is said the young people have ! ness. headaches, and other annoying
been contemplatng marriage for some ! symptoms. My doctor told me that
time past but the parents of both Lydin K. Pinkhnm's Vegetable Coin
have naturally been verv much op-' pound was good for me,' uud since tak-
of the t lug it I feel so much belter, ami 1 can
FOIl SAI.K llilfl Orpington etl-s.
13 for tl. W. 11 Hampton, 110J
Columbia avenue, ioi-ner It'lh st.
FOll SAI.K -one
season
sell cheap,
street.
-Nati.uial wheel, used
in good coiulit Ion. ill
Call ut 7 Kant Kith
tf
ins cousin win ue marrieu. r, , i,,, rr. V l.,n..,in ;
of this state forbidding the 6 let'or " 'lil"f.n-: KOH SAI.K Loose and
of first cousins. It is said ' 3W. inS l iiluillblls, Ohli), i h . als . s,,.aw
will tvntL'8 to Jii'8. J uiMmiu: nwn i3x!).
tt
4
iBSIEMIOrSNESS IX
EATIXG AXI I)1U-kiiu
Abstemiousness in all things Is a
Wteristic to be commenaea.
fiuttony, or over-eating is almost as
bniful as over-indulgence in orink-
fntoiicating liquors. This failing
not arouse the brutal Instincts
te man as does the liquor habit,
so far as the harm to his phys-
hl system Is concerned, It Is just
bad'as the drink habit, a fact that
:t sight of by the average Indi-
:ll.
!i commenting upon the commend-
lehalilt of abstemiousness an ed-
riil In the Baltimore Sun snys:
Here Is a school of hyglenists
i: motto Is: 'Eat less and live
:ar.' Abstemiousness Is commend
ii the first of virtues. Persons,
I worse, who lead a physically ac-
or laborious Ufa are conceded
rations than are allowed to
t eneased in sedentary occupa-
or without occupations, but In
tase there is danger, It Is con-
M. in eating too much. The
pan engine requires Just so much
land no more. If given too much
only result Is to burn out the
r and clog the pipes, with the
IftoI Indigestion, dyspepsia, rheu
itlsm, Brlglit's disease and a hun-
other Ills caused by excessive
'.'i? and deficient exercise. 'Eat,
ak and be merry, for tomorrow we
li commended as a wise saying,
the reason that those who look
'1r to eating and drlnkng for
merriment are sure to die to
, or next day. It is pointed
that octogenarians commonly
the simple life, and are content
simple f-,od and little of It.
cider th-y set and the less they
'he less they task the organs of
on and assimilation, In con-
wee of which they continue effl-
surprising length of time."
Th"e a squabble In Missouri
F' tSe Republicans and in the
"ntlon of two of the congression
tarlcts assemliteil in wi
10 t!l national convention n
'if set of delegates has been nam-
Cne "t Instructed to vote for
:kH snJ other s t goes unln-
. lit presumably will fnvor
"omlnatiun of Secretary Taft for
v ""ids the organization falls.
T?t men S... r.. I,.
I' l- itntlon will not I
tit-' boys say, but
le win out the oth-"ated.
Rudyard Kipling thinks "going
after riches with both hands" is aw
ful, but that getting riches with his
good write hand is all to the good.
We have often thought it was the
royalties he pinched that made him
such a staunch imperialist.
And now the baseball editor stalks
around with the haughty mien of a
monarch whose crown is unchalleng
ed, while he thinks or the new slang
he'll hand 'em this season. Oh, well,
we can't all be the whole show, even
part of the time.
Anyway, the Oklahoma legislature
has got the new state a lot of free
advertising, and states, like business
establishments, need all tho adver
tising they can get.
As a king Alfonso, of Spain, may
not rank one, two, three In history,
but as a plucky little chap, with a
full supply of sand, he seems to be
tho goods.
Though the diamond trust is i
ported as "busted," no bargain sales
of the sparklers have yet been adver
tised by our enterprising merchants.
Sure; if we had only one per cent
of what John D. Rockefeller has we
could prea:.U a brand oi contentment
ia'.'r u" to th?t 1:? i: if. out.
posed to it. Seeking the aid of the I lug
young man
she was agree,
and the elope
the three and successfully carried
out.
s sister, it was found that ' again do my own work. I never forget
ireeabie to the proposition I to tell my friends what Lydia h. l ink
iopement was planned bv bam'a Vegetable Compound did for ma
baled cheat
Fnone Knr-
Squlro Smith, Irving.
PAS'lTKk. TO It MX I' Will pasture
e.ittlotauu horses on the Matthew
Wallls larin. two miles west of
Eugene. J-'inu grazing; terms rea
sonable, inquire lloom 1. over
Loan Savings bank, or address
P. O. ltoi is:! Kut'iii
Sel I It ire-nt
ell t !l..l ! i.c llti-
ulitM I it . iv i'f t ;u- es-
l!i..i. .I.-.-.-...-1, lia.4
.t f.M- I'ilUll seltVluont.
and Monday, ;no :M
y. lai'N, bus been set
I . i r final lu-i.rin by the coiniiy court
of l.ane countV. ( ve.iui.
EL LEX .1. ItOOT.
Adtlllutst rat ric.
Hie.l her
of said c
d iv of I',
w ANTKU
Setlellieut.
Emerson,
de-
WAM'KI)--To rent, nice small fur
nished cottage. Address I Ins fi'H.
lliO
COOK WANTED--First-class cook
wanted at Kugeiu General hospi
tal ut once. tf
WANTED--Second-hand leather suit
case. Address A. . .., care oi
Guard. ni20
'::Tr r'"x
MOlt.VLS
vm:v
AT WHITE KOl'SE.
Uu:!,,., ,
1 '"ok 111. lis
I'lghof r,r. ,,,
'"' will l,n .
t'T"1"1 B:,ru'n' b' making
'dem.-.aarr. niinishablo bv fine
,a of railroads or business
''e information to a pri-
c"ticerning Interstate shlp-
mplov
to
Mrty
' " I'Unr,.. . t. .
k ' ' " iii oe
wn mMhods of the Standard
Lilian v,., ....
,t " 'ii u wouidn t be ef
,." ,! k''rs of such rrook-
, ;. "M,n "1 gladly
"". If n
It is a matter of common knowl
edge on the part of congressmen and
other high officials, that there has
been more wines and liquors con
sumed at the White House and paid
for by the government during Roose
velt's occupancy than for nny like
period In the history of the govern
ment. Roosevelt is not only an In
temperate drinker himself, but he
keeps those about him who follow
his example.
Fairbanks knew the habits of the
president well enough to know that
he could not begin his dinner with
out cocktails.
. In Kansas we seek to put the
badge of crime on the liquor busi
ness, but that Is under a state law.
At the White House the United
States government provides Intoxi
cants In the most generous fashion.
This has always been the nract'-e.
the only difference being that Mr.
Roosevelt has demanded and receiv
ed more, by far, than was required
for aiiv other occupant of that his
toric mansion. This would excite
little comment but for the fact that
Roosevelt poses as the most honest
and niornl man in the country.
Xow we have the office of the
president used for a raffle conducted
l.v himself and two Ct'lted States
senators. Hy way of ap dogy for the
senators it must be said that the
part they had in the game was madi
necessary, as tins was ine a me
president chose to dispose of the pat
ronage of their state.
The two senators from South Da
kota. Senators Kittridge and Gamble
could not agro" on a division of the
office that custom has made it nec
essary for tnein to ony
president.
Roosevelt decided to
mn l.v ii raffle.
This would be a violation of the
i. i, K-iiisas but any old thine
goes now-n-days at the white house
Illlt What do the l.on-l.-m ma i." i
and women of South Dakota think
oi it , ,.
What do the good people of Kan
sas think of it?
Is this one of Roifevelt's policies
(hat must be siistalne 1.
Think of it. h'ro worshli
f...l..m! offices of a great
termined by a uanblin- g.i-
If the people elected their offt
cers no such scene in this would 1"
witnessed at the white li"s-. I at
ronage! Patronage! Patronac-. t '
most corrupting thing in government
Home Rule.
FATHER O'K.MIHELI, OX
PI I.PIT AXI POLITICS
Eugene, March 18, 190S.
To the Editor: Some Ideas ex
pressed in your editorial of lust even
ing seem very much out of place
when advocated by an orgin publish
ed in this enlightened community.
Your second paragraph. It would
seem, can be accounted for only by
reasoning as you have reasoned in
your first with regard to Father
Yorke and Mr. Heney, and conclud
ing that you have little use for
preacher, priest or rabbi
Passing over the question as to
whether or not politics are out of
.place in the pulpit, I hold that
preacher, priest or rabbi has a right.
a Citizen, to express himself on
matters political in public or pri
vate, as I believe that political ques
tions are closely connected with mor
al issues. Who Is recognized as hav
ing a better right to speak on moral
matters than a professed teacher of
morals? The faot that a distinguish
ed name gives added weight to his
utterances does not take away his
rights. '
Were it not for preacher, priest
and rabbi, and the Influence they ex
ert on public thought and the check
the fear of their opposing voices
often places on politicians, we might
havg reason to tremble for the conse
quence". Teachers of morals are not alone
mistaken, but it seems a matter of
History that, the successful experi
ments outnumber the unsuccessful
ones. Editors sometimes glvo wrong
advlei! one year they- condemn what
the previous year they advised yet
It does not seem to deter others from
daily grinding out lengthy para
graphs on matters political, religions,
etc.
It seems a sad state of things when
anarchists and their ilk are permit
ted to mouth their blasphemies
against law and order broadcast,
while those who represent the high
est authority are to be muzzled and
In silence sacrifice their lives, and
those whom they are supposed to feed
must follow every red or yellow rag
that floats upon the breeze of liberty
and license.
f J. M. O'FAllRELL.
from the
ettle the
during this trying period.
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thirty years I.yilia K. Pink,
ham's Vegetable Comixmml, made
from roots anu nerhs, litis been tite
standard remedy for female ills,
ami has positively cured thousands of
women who have lieen troubled with
displacement, iiitlaimiiation, ulcera
tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
periiiilic pains, backache, that betir-itiK-dnwii
feeling, flatulency, indices
tiim.dizziness or nervous prostration.
V hy don't you try it ?
Mrs. Pinklinm Invites nil sick
women to write her for nil vice.
Shu has iruldoil thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Muss.
UllFF I.EtlllOKN ECUS Pure bred,
$1 per setting. Geo. Melvln Mil
ler. Room it), Mcl'lung Wock.
Phone Kid 1-ttil. tf
FOR SALE A good driving horse
six years old. Inquire of John
Thrunier, Day Island, quarter of a
mile east of covered bridge, Eu
gene, mis
I
WANTED An Irish or Llewellyn i
setter puppy. Aldcess 11., care.
Guard, or call at this office. I
WANTED Ten ladies and gents dal
ly to get their clothes cleaned and
pressed ut the Eugeue Dyo Works.
tf
FOll SALE Good S-rooni house;
lot 66x210; close In; good burn;
chicken park; garden; fruit trees,
berries, etc. Address" II.," care
Guard. tf
WANTED TO RENT A good S-ro.un
house with bath, toilet; centrally
located. P. O. llox 4 3 1. Eugene.
tf
FOR SALE A 3 1-4 wide tire wag
on and one bay horse, weight
about 125(1 pounds and nine years
old. Enquire of Squire Smith.
Phone Fanners 1 3x11. ills
FOR SALE Nearly new Studebuker
wniion. double box. narrow tire. 3
1-4 size; perfect condition; used
30 days. Price, $S0. E. S. Itolfc,
244 West Sixth street. ml 7
SO(
lA'l.lSTS CAM. '
X ) I X T V ( O X V 1 1 XTIOX
The Socialists of Iane county are
hereby called to meet In mass con
vention at Frank's hall, Eugene. Or.,
on Friday, April 3, at 10 o'clock, for
ihe purpose of nominating a full
ticket for the coming June election
and such other business as may come
before said convention. All Socialists
are urgently requested to be present.
II. M. MANVILLE.
Chairman Co. Central Com.
E. C. COLE,
Sec. Co. Central Com. a3
The
de-
'ik-ht.
rap at
pay the
" r-""ltT
I'-'tin-nt observation
' lt-tiilz..r: -The En.
'I in,,ro an,i t?t t rr
n ' business men of
n outside op
reason En-
( ITY EI.MTIOV
I am directed by the common coun
cil to give notice that the annual city
election of the rkv of t.-uc-ne "ii
be held April fi!h. 1" which
time one councilman will ..e etc, t
from each ward af the city ( ami -dates
for that office saoiild ft - th r
nominating petitions with the H
recorder on or before the -1st day
of Marck. 10S. g p
City A'tor.-.'-y.
AMEIIICAX lil VERH
In the .Orient are f!ndlng It more
difficult vear by year to make pur
chases of either Turkish or Persian
rugs, and it is predicted tha' In ten
years from now the sale of this benu
1 1 fit I handicraft of the East will h?
entirely exhausted. If you want an
Oriental rug the time is to liny now.
On sale at parlors of Hoffman House.
mill XA.I HEV iiA.Mi-.r-.
Rest Healer 111 the World.
Rev. F. Stat-binl". nf East Raymond.
Maine, says: "I have used Hncklcn's
Arnica Salve for several years, on
my old arm v wound, and other obsti
nate -ores and find It the bet bonier
in the world. I us- i; too with great
success in niv veterinary biisin ss."
Price L'T, ts at W. A. Kuykendall's
drug store.
M.ik"s blood and muscle
than anv oilier renieuy
health and strength
Hoillsier's Iloiky
towers above all
ninklng sick p-i
peopl" "well
faster
Gives
and vitality.
Mountain Tea
ither remedies for
II and well
n ,r T. a or Tablets
LINN DKI 'l CO.
MERRY WIIMW SAIIMtS
A new line of y.
i., r.-ielv d a' C
Ninth stri-'
M E:
TV Widow Hlll'Tf
Ivln k Russell's,
t. tf
water: . hater:
ill o-.
t'l
My stoi k of Or!
regardless of i"-r.
them ut the 1 1 i: ;m.'
!lllt'
I'ri-
l.f
I'll o e
-Mr
ll'-d
XA.I HANlLi'-
V a-ner tur ptan
pTs at Morris- Mn.ic
THE MARKET
FOR
ESTATE
IS'AT
McMurphey
& Rugh's
22 west Sth St
WE BUY
WE SELL
WE RENT
WE EXCHANGE
8-room house and 2 lots; de
sirable corner; good barn,
water, bath and sewer; must
be suld soon; good value at
SHOOO
8-room house and good lot on
Willamette street; good lo
cation; city wider; elect. Ic
lights. Price If'JTJ.l
8-room house and corner lot
80xlOU; barn, hen house,
chicken vard, some fruit.
Price -JUiMI
79 acres five miles from Spring
field; 40 In cultivation, :!!!
pasture; new 10-rootn house,
40xS0 barn; 4 acres orchard;
for sale or trade for larger
place.
3 acres close to town; 4-room
house, small ham; 1 acre
orchard; to trade for larger
place; wi;i pay difference.
We al-o have business open
ings and a large list of real
estate to ilfer of every description.
McMURPHEY
& RUGH
22 west 8ih S,
FOR SALE Snap for short time on
ly. Ono and a half acres, unim
proved, adjoining elty limits. Cash
or terms. Howe & Uuoy, offlca In
Muurer's jewelry store.
FOR SALE Ono team of good maros
with harness and wagon; also one
young cow giving some milk and
two Jersey calves. A. u. L.11111
4 4a East Eleventh street. tf
FOR SALE Portable Bawnilll, trac
tion engine, threshing machine;
machinery practically new and in
Eood condition. Price for entire
outfit $2!i00 If sold soon. Ad
dress "E. P.." euro of Guard, aa
FOll SALE Rale cheat, and loose
vetch hay for sale; also Hi-Inch
and 4-fo5t mnplo wood, well sea
soned. Addresa Louis C. Vitus,
Junction 11. F. . No- 2. Oregon
Phono Fanners' 1211. all
FOR SALE BY OWNER A brand
new 5-room cottage; all modern:
In choicfi location on West Kiev-
enth atreot: lot B0 2-3x101 1-2
feet. The beat bargulu In Eu
gene. Must be sold very soon. En
nulro at this office. m2S
FOll SALE OR TRADE 320 acres
of timber and mineral land, 19
south. 1 east; half mile from mil
Itary roud and river; will trade for
accounts of defunct banks of Port
land or property, or make a cash
offer. H. Moore. 504 Goldsmith
street. Protland. Or. n4
FOll SALE AT A BARGAIN Good
house of 7 rooms, 80 fruit trees,
deep well with wind mill, ono acre
under chicken fence; large chicken
house; two blocks from Geary
school house. Price, $1(100. Time.
. on part. I. N. Harbaugh, agent
Room 5, over First National Hank
Bring this notice with von.
FOR SALE OR TIIADE Tltri B acres
fine land; all fenced; all kinds of
frulls and berries; good building
of nil kinds; farm Implements and
garden tools; fine garden spot
near Irving. For further Informa
tion apply to Kitchen & Koinpps
barn, corner Seventh and Oak sts
ni21
FOR HALE HY OWNER A nearly
new 9-room house; close to Culver
Hit y; on a choice, high and sltely
corner lot 0XX12U feel; nicely I111
proved: Homo good fruit und
deep well; tills property Is well
worth t:i000, but much less will
take It If sold within ten days. En
nulro at this office. m2S
FOll SALE Oil EXCHANGE Thn
mining claims In Eldorado Canon
distrb-l. 12 inlloM from Search
light, Nov. Assays as high as $0
ner ton in gold mid silver; will
trade for real estate. Price, J2
r.iio. George II. Newman, 7'J
Pearl street. Eugene. Or. 11 1 1
Eleccric.Gas.Water
1 . J! ' 'fjyri i J'
Wi'.'amette Va!h;y Co
l-'Olt KALE l.arg't 'i room moder
house must be sold In 14 days
Holcmndlv Improved: has city wi
ter gas. electricity, beautiful yard
choice shrubbery and many oth
nttractlons; offer owner Is now
making Is good for 14 days ohlv
For particulars and terms apply
to this office ut once, as the prli
will soon dlsposo of the property
which Is but three blocks from
car line and In heart of rnsld
district.
A BARGAIN A IiO-acrn tract 7
miles west of Eugene on Elinlrn
road: 3-4 miles from school; all
under fence; 10 seres In pasture
some wood In pasture; .1 apples
1 cherry, bearing: 2H assorted fruit
trees one and two yam old; 2
acres under jilsw; 15 acres In out
and vetch; box house of six rooms
Mtid pantry; roof leaks some; gar
d-n feni-'-d: barn for stx hi l
.mow for 10 ton: two ebb-ken hous.
and for-e pump. File, IHiimi
H-lcg ibis notice, f N, It rbau:-h,
over First Nnlloitftl ilnnk. . 1
Notice of l-'iiud
Estate of Frank O.
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that C.'orgo
- It. Dorrls, administrator of said es
tate, has filed his final account us
; administrator of said estate, and
. Monday, the lltli day of March. 1 tills.
.at 10 o'clock In tho forenoon of said
day. has boon set by the court for
flouring the snine. and any objections
1 1 hat may ho filed thereto.
I Dated this, the Mb day of Febru
ary, 11HIS.
CEO. B. DORR IS.
Aniinistratof.
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department of the Interior,
United Slates Land Office-.
I lloseburg. Ore., March 2. 1 DOS.
A sufficient contest affidavit hav
ing been filed In this office by Har
rison K. Shirk, contestant, against
I homestead entrv No. 101137, made
April 30, 11101, for W. V4 .
I X. K. V. , S. E. 14 . X. E. i ,
and N.E. Vi S.K.Vi, Section 8, Town-
1F YOU WANT TO SELL your prop-1 ship 19 S., Range. W., by Mack-
erty tell the Oregon Land uompii-1 wood Hopper, I onteslee, In w hich It
nv about It and they will do tho alleged that suid Mackwood Hop
rtlst. 412 Wlllamutte streut, Eu-, nr never established his residence
gene. Or.
tf
WANTED House work by the day
or hour: housework, lfi cents per
hour; wusjiing. 20 cents per hour;
house cleaning, 25 cents per.hour.
Address Mrs. May Troxnl, Eugene,
Or. mil
UOLD AND SILVER PLAT1NO On
knives, forks and all household ar
ticles thnt do not look like new.
Write the Oregon Plating Works,
128 Lownadale street, Portland,
Oregon, for Drlres
WANTED From 5,000 to '3,000
acres cleared or partly cleared
land, rich deep soil, adapted to
fruit, trucking and live stock; lo
cation doslred on river and creok.
Bring us a description and outline
of land in tracts of 80 acroa and
up.
Pacific Land Company,
P. O. Box 2 4 7, Room 7, over Cham-
burs and Brlstow bnnk. tt
MlHriOLlirtMtXM'H
DRESSMAKING Mlascs Sullivan A
Miller, f'HK Washington street.
1'lionu Rod 510G. n21
I Pr
inereou. nas never uiim any itousu
thereon or improved any part there
of, and has never lived thereon, but
ut all times since making said entry
bus lived and has had his residence
elsewhere, and has wholly abandoned
the said entry so made by him; and
that said alleged nlisence was not
dun to employment In tho military
or nnval service of the United Slates
of America In time of war, said par
ties aro hereby notified to appear,
respond, and offer evidence touch
ing said allegation at 10 o'clock a.
m., on April 4, 1908, before W. W.
Calkins, United States Commissioner;
In his office at Eugene, Oregon,
(and 'that final hearing will bo held
at 10 o'clock a. 111. on April 18,
1908, before the Register and Re
ceiver at the Unltod States' Land Of
fice In Roseburg, Oregon.
Tho said contestant kavlng, In a
proper affidavit, filed March 2, 1908,
set forth facts which show that after
due diligence personal scrVici! of this
notice can not be iniide, It Is hereby
ordered and directed that such no
tice he given by dua and proper publication.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
1 Register.
ACCORDION PLKATiNO-Done by
Mrs. Uort Vlneent at 627 Hilyard
street, near Enat Ninth, on reason
able tortus. Phone bed 3302. tf
DON'T fall to see Chcium If you
want bargains In real estate. We
buy and sell fnrm and city prop
erty, Improved and unimproved.
Timber and mining stock. II. Cho
.em, Room 11. Walton Bldg. tf
NOTICE Having recovered from my
Injury I have resumed my business
of horseshooInK and genernl black
smithing. C. D. llolowuy, East
Eleventh streut, Falrmount, Or.
in 2 0
FOll TRADE An 8-room modern
residence ill Minneapolis, Minn. In
best prut of city; ronts for $30 a
mouth; will exchange for good ronl
estate mortgago, timber bind, farm
or city property. P. O. Box 431,
Eugeno, Or, tf
INTERNATIONAL CORRESPON
DENCE SCHOOLS "The Busy
Man's University." Glvos a thor
ough training at your own home
In nearly all tho trades and profes
sions. Text books and Instruments
(when required) furnished fruu.
Full Information and circulars nl
tho locnl enrollment office-, 45 W.
Eighth street, R. J. Klrkwood, rep-resentatlve.
M 1ST ANI KOl'NT)
SAMPLE CASE LOST Small leather
case. Return to lloffmuii House.
FOUND - On the street today, pair
of gobl-rlmnied spectacles and pat
tern from Scb war.si bblld's book
store. Owner call at Guard office.
111 1 8
LOST---A pair of rimless gold-inounl-ed
nose glasses fin ciiho), lost at
or near high school building Sat
urday night. Finder please leave
at Th" Guard office. in 1 8
Xotlce lo ('iiiilriiclni's anil Properly
Owner.
On 11th street, from Wllliimotto
street Eastward to tracks of South
ern Pacific railroad:
Notice Is hereby given that pur
suant lo nn order of the Common
Council of Eugene, Oregon, mado
March 9th, 1908, bids will be re
ceived by the Common Council of
the City of Eugene at the Recorder's
offlro In said Oily of Eugene, until
4 o'clock p. m., March 2 1st, 1908,
for the pnvlng and curbing of Kiev- .
nth street In said city within tho
lmlta utHivn mentioned. accordiiiK
to tho provisions of Ordinance No.
716 passed by the Common Council of
Eugene,' January 28th, 1908. The
said work Is to bo completed within
5 months from April 1st, 1908.
At the mild time and place of re
ceiving liidH the common council will
let the contract for sub! work to tho
lowest, responsible bidder.
Bidders win stato price per sqiiaro
yard for Kald paving, ns required in
the Hpecifleatlona for snld work. All
work lo ho done under the supervis
ion of Ihe said street commit too to
Ihelr satisfaction and to be approved
by them.
Bonds will be required of each con
tractor for the faithful performanco
of his or their contract. The coun
cil reserves thu right to reject any
and all bids.
Attention of all contractors Is
called to the agreement of Warren
Brothers Company on file with the
elty, in accordance with which agree
ment Warren Brothers Compnny
agree lo license all contractors desir
ing to bid for the work to lay tho
lillitlithlc pavement In accordance
with Its patents and the terms -of
said agreement.
Eugene, .March 11, 1IIU8.
1). F. DOI1RIS.
m2t Recorder
LIUI.NK T.OPKItTV
WILL (iRONV VALt'AIILK
Blair street addition property Is
sure to double In value within the
next two yeiirs. T'vo electric rail
ways aro corning up tl.o valb v Loin
Portland and both of I hem nnii.t en
ter the cltv Troin tho west, and tho
line that will tap the Hliislaw conn
try ran not go out In any other ill
rection. As sure as water runs d;wn
bill, Eugene must build down (be
valley because tho business is
ther.
There are both acreago tracts and
large lots In this addition, only a
mile from the business center and
three blocks from tho Geary public
school.
Prices are very reasonable and you
may make your own terms, a small
payment down and monthly Install
ments If you desire.
E. P. SHNNN
Shocmaking and Repair
pairing of all Kinds
Neatly done at my shop.
6S W. Stli st, Ku-cne.
moi' r Tin-: hivkk i.iuiH.i::
Hi-liiU your w ork tn Hrnli hrt fimn'r
winr'iii 11ml pji rriij u, nhoii. M r. WI I
klii -uu, fh p w'-ll-k n'w n tiii'kn.iiit h ,
1-4 -th Mm, iiJho Mmi-Hii-m iMlnf'-r
anl u j iioIi?t tt fn ui the K;i-'t. AM
'iik K i.ir.iiil'-'-'l. t'vv 1 i i;s iuitiV tn
tm('r T u 16
Plumbing
Furnish your new home
properly. Don't slight the
gas fixtures. Wc do all
kinds of reliable plumbing
and tinning Wv.rk. Call
and let us estimate on
your work.
Aya & Hdtznun
14 Wet east.
Phon black 1171
ind largest ' mi9
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