Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, March 21, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE KUGKNK DAILY GUARD, SATURDAY. MARCH 21, 1008 TlZc day of ti.e week. fpteci: Aldress all com- "'"" .i,lto The Eugene Guard, . -strata- Ml". ' carrier, per wikk. a ,ridi.nr:::: 2.00 j-j i)D:ns ' 50 1m ray"1", v kCG!lard 'per' 'year 1-50 f?LwS : ratei made known on 1 JIU"" V?!lcli0,nt Eugene. Oregon, postof Fi feeond-rlass matter. Hv 1 " . rl' 1. .. Cnurll ternts "r , fnllowins are autnorizea io I " 7 Vwlnt for siiDscripuuus ui Kt p other business for The P. ??J i Weekly Guard: W ' L. Clark. .-George A. Drury. . I Dosir'asters are authorizes to U aod receipt r wu. KlWiy andJVeeki Guard. u. ,. Associated Press. J5S DAiLY GUARD. SAIlIiV. MAKf'H 21. 1008 kcEXE'f GROWTH Fl ....... IX' TUT? Gl AltH'S EXPANSION' v. .mnth of Eugene is reflected Lhe business of its newspapers. The Flu .i . ;glrd finds Us tannine iu t..c .'v.jio Its advertising and com- Lrtlal printing business, and is now r.-.in. nn larger and better quar- L. When these are secured some he during the present year, It is our Lotion to double the equipment of Lr newspaper and job plants. mi the present plant or i ne Lnt was out in less than two years to. It wa thought It would be suf- klent to handle the work or mis Lu for years to come, but It Is al- tidr outgrown, owing to the rapid towth of Eugene and Lane county MDuIatlon and the consequent in law In business. The Daily' Guard's t ulatlon has doubled and its ad rtlslng and Job business has quad- bled In two years. IKDEM.'S 111 l.l TO ENI.AItfii; HOMESTEADS r.?presntati,v? Mondelr, of yom- l.taijntrnduced a bill in congress tti makes it possible for home- iir3 umh'r the laws of the United ki;son public binds everywhere to lb up tracts of ilSO acres or less. iltr the present Inw It is not pos- IMotnke up more than 1G0 acres. All such enlarged entries must be Bon-mineral, non-irrigated, unre- rtel and unappropriated surveyed bJi which contain no merchanta- m timber. The tract entered must nmpartlvely regular In shape, and ft more than one and one-half miles utreme length. Homesteaders pohave not taken title to their tract 1(0 acres are given the privilege I doubling their holdings under the HEN DO SCIKMH, TKM'HKHS CiKT TOO FAT In Philadelphia fat school toach- ! ire not wanted not because they '! P valuable space, but because ara of education contehds that JJ tends to excessive good na- Ml Indolence. This is eertain- 'Hand shows that the Phlladel :Jnird is alive to the interests of " "sins general 'on. It would bo lereilinB ,0 have a few statistics this matter: for evaniple, at what f-rtt does a sclioolnta'ain become OTOUSly prone to unnrl humor 1 Uilncss. (Inw much .hm.l.l tlit In order to have Just the "1 atnoiiTu r,r i ..... -. ... Kuu iiituire ami "ily? There Is another phase "e '"bJect might tint ..cl, T of thinness i, attnlnert tn P" I I'ai-her snur 'nn,l to be Station? on in,, verge of nervous ''turns out ti,-,, i, , "niulin,' ..... . L, ' " ii MIIUI1S IO BIOC K fosaiH'.;;,:,. ,,, ,s .. Marion, unto, married couple thut they have discovered a way to ! on j.ou a inonui. Many right her- I do the trick on less, bin that's not -saying that their grub doeirt i Homebody back more thmi t'a.i: . it j GRANITE OYER ENTIRE I DEPOT GROUNDS Praying for husbands has been ad vised by an eminent bishop. Thai's a good Idea. Even the mast cantan kerous) husbands would rahii- be prayed for than to be hi: with a rul ing pin, stove-lifter, or some othei domestic implement. Industry has a far larger roll oi victims than war. Statistics show that a laborer is killed every minute, by accident. That may be the reason some men are so blamed skittish about engaging in anything that looks like work. After rubbing his bruises and care fully checking the returns. Governor Cummins, of Iowa, must b? convinced that whatever else age may have done to Senator Allison, it has not greatly injured his fighting capacity. Even the telephone company has joined the ranks of the "boosters." and is going to spend $20,000 in Im provements In Eugene this' summer. Couldn't do business here any longer and not catch the booster spirit. Some men may be able to see a valid reason for proving that Abra ham Lincoln was personally a tee totaler, or was not. even if we can't. One man offers $30 for proof that hi-wasn't. Well, Governor Johnson has nc more right to expect to be immune from fool-friends than any other man who gets in the national limelight. As a maker of corking good world wide advertising that battleship cruise Is surely a jim-dandy, even if It Is costing a lot of money. If the recording angel is required to keep track of all the political "short-and-ugly's," this must be his busy season. XEWS XOTES Charges of conduct unbecoming a member of the bar, which may result against J. R. Wyatt, an Albany attor ney, by R. B. Fisher, prosecutor of the grievance committer of the Ore gon Itar Association. Action was ta " t.i : t t'-.c i -st- '.c-. r ' . ('. !l-Mt-na:i. .-iv ive i:vi:i: vi. aki oahs ai;i;i i:!i LAST U.I1T AMI MAW Mnp.K' UTI.l. I'DI.I.CW EACH HAY Amio'ir the iMiiT.,.r ots- improve ments being made an 1 to lie made this summer at the Southern Pacific Jepoi uriinnii-i In Din city u th spreading of Urunts Pass decomposed granite vr the entire sards, from the place where the new passing track will Join the main track near Madison street to the extreme east ( end of the yards. The first five car loads of the material arrived last night and were unloaded west of the1 Eugene Planing Mill Company's! plant. Four or five car loads are ex--peCted to arrive each day until the work is complete 1. This will be aj great improvement In the yards. All ! the low places where water stands in the winter time will be filled up and after the granite Is packed like! that at the passenegr depot platform! the yards will present a much better! appearance than ever before. Sever-I al carloads of gravel, also for filling' in purposes, arrived this morning.; Work on the foundation for the; new depot Is progressing rapidly and will siKin be completed. The first! car load of brick has arrived from I Portland and has been unloaded.! This was not pressed brick, us stat-1 oil, but the ordinary kind, which will, be used for the inside part of the' walls of the building. I .(r,. t.y. )- ci'rgr-s will be Inves tikiL'?u h.. t..j- k..v.-vaiice eomiuii Portland exported more whea; di'r ing the month of February than any other port in the United States. Ev en old reliable New York bad to take a back seat when the Oregon metrop- iidnv oils sent out 2,2i!),i!ll, bushels anil Philadelphia, Galveston, lialtimore and other prominent wheat shipping ports look Insignificant when their records are compared with htose of the Rose City, says the Portland Journal. DOG POISONER STILL AT HIS NEFARIOUS WORK The dog poisoner is si ill at his nefarious work in the vicinity west of the old Presbyterian church. Five or six valuable animals have died during the past few days as a result of being poisoned and the own ers are now making a diligent search for a clue that would lead to the guilty person. Montle Leslie, a plumber who lives at the corner of West Eighth and Lincoln streets. Is among the latest to suffer the loss of a good dog. His dog was . a pretty Llewellyn setter and was valued highly. Every even ing as The Guard was delivered at the house the dog would go out and bring the paper in. Thursday evening as the carrier came along and called out, the dog had just gone through a hard spasm caused by tbo, poison It had eaten. Hearing the boy, the faithful animal made an effort to I reach the paper in the front yard to! bring it in as usual, but fell, after i oin only a few feet, and sorin af- t.-rward expired. Those who wi'- THE MARKET REAL usM'ii the incid-.at say it was ill if u 1 siht. a most ACT Qt'K'KI.V. Has gerous lii En- XOTICK TO I'UnCIIASEltS To any one who wishes to purchase and move off all the buildings now located on the Odd Fellows lot on the northwest corner of Ninth and Oak streets, you are hereby asked to .nail sealed bids to M. Svarverud, chairman of trustees, said bids to be mailed so as to be ready to be opened on Saturday, March -21st. 1H0S. Bv order of Spencer .Butte lodge No. 9, I. O. O. F., this 12th day of Macrh, 190S. m20 The Lucky Quarter Is the one you pay nut for a box of Dr. King's New Life Pills. 1 ney bring you the health that's more pre cious "than J-wels. Try them for headache, biliousness, constipation and malaria. If they disappoint you the price will be che 'rfiilly refunded at W. A. Knvkendail's dru; store. KOH (U XTY nSSXSSOK I hereby announce that I .. Mi he n candidate for re-election to the office of county assessor, subject to t!ie vote of the Republican party at the primary election April 17. . B. F. KEENLY. WATER! .WATi:it! For pure ht. .-; Ouke & Loftier. Prices reasonable. :ick wat -r L;. the well-drillers. Photic Red .".121. ;s that i:n-. , U-"- i.-eV,'.. i? t:-:i, !.: " l" I..- sb'"':" ti,-,, ,0 "ke ... ,.,, president has 'tie differ hop and slock won In the ' after a few ' has be-n util improvenients. be running fore the "flur- 'x i. 1 "in. ing back to i r re-election. I ; ' the election 1 Of the per- : " to remain in "'" I' -l by Judge r,a;n. u!ji- the claim of the We're sorry you'v tried medicines and they've failed lest resort try llollisvrs Mountain T.'a. It's a simp edy but It's worked Sllltr:. made millinlls W 3.".c Tea or Tab.-'-1. I.! NX The p.M.i.!. over $:'.". li.it - 1 Wit is now s - -i ' i 1 1 when most of th'-ni boo von om of the lucky i'ii" you'd better buy n ' at t expert anotli- r advam SIllBgi.-h live cause of a. Cleanse your ' the how-Is and ural action Mountain '1 tnown. ;i--c. Do the right tning at the right time. . Act quickly In time of danger. Bachache Is kidney danger. Doan'8 Kidney Pills act quickly. Cure all distressing, dangerous, kidney Ills. Plenty of evidence to prove this. W. A. Haskell of 272 West Sev enth street, Eugene. Ore., says: "In our family Doan's Kidney Pills have been a standard remedy for many years. Nearly every member of the family has used them at one time or another. It does not seem to make any difference what the symptoms may' be. if the trouble exists In the kidneys. Drain's Pills will cure It. I used to have a sort of lumbago and pain in the back, and it was for this trouble that I used thoui. I would not b'-sitale to recommend Doan's Kidney i'ills in any case where there is hope of a cure." For sal" by all dealers. Price ."ft cents. Fostor-MUburn Company, Buffalo. Now York, sole agents for the I'lliteil States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other. ESTATE 4 IS AT McMurphey & Rugh's 22 west 8ih St WE BUY WE SELL WE RENT WE EXCHANGE S-rooul house and 2 lots; de sirable corner; good barn, water, bath and sewer; must be sold soon; good value at - !ji;iooo S-rooni house mid good lot on Willamette street; good lo cation; city water; electric lights. Trice $272.-. S-room houtie and corner lot 80x160; bam, ben house, chicken yard, some fruit. Price $2000 79 acres five miles from Spring field; 40 In cultivation, 39 pasture; new 10-room bouse, 40x80 barn; 4 acres orchard; for sale or trade for larger place. 3 acres close to town; 4-room house, small barn; 1 acre orchard; to trade for larger place; will pay difference. We also have business open ings and a large list of real estate to offer of every description. McMURPHEY & RUGH 22west8:hSt, CLASSIFIED COLUMNS 1 OH SAI.K IH'lil-: BlvKD White Wyandotte for sale. J. A. Ciril'tiu, 7 1 street. iii- FOU SAI.K s.-coiul irr.nin fir wood. V. I.. Coiiperuoll, at W att's jewelry store. ll WOOD FOR SALE' lC.-inch oak wood. IMume d-'iirmers 2 or in quire at Stemer'.s grocery store, uu FOR SALK Buft Orpington eggs. 13 for $1. W. H. Hampton, 1102 Columbia avenue, corner lath st. FOR SALE National wheel, one season; in good condition, sell cheap. Call at 3;t East street. used Will I 3th tf FOlv SALk; Loose aud baleu cheat hay; also oat utraw. Phone Far mers 13x9. Squire Smith, Irving. :. 1 Ul'FF LIXIHOHN L'litiS Pure Died, $1 per setting, lieu. Melvill Mil ler, Room 2o, McClung Block. Phone Red 14 til. If FOR SALE liood S-room bouse; lot 110x210: close in; good barn; chicken park; garden; fruit trees, berries, etc. Address" II.," care Guard. tn FOR SAI.K -A 3 1-4 wide tire wae. on and one bay horse, weigh! nbout 12.MI pounds an 1 nine years old. Enquire of Squire Smith. Phone Fanners 13x9. als FOR SAI.L Snap for short lime on ly. One and a half acres, unim proved, adjoining city limits. Cash or terms. Howe & Buoy, office In Muurer's jewelry store. FOR SALK Portable sawmill, trac tion engine, threshing machine; machinery practically new and in good condition. Price for entire , outfit J2S00 if sold' soon. Ad dress "E. P.," care of Guard, ai FOR SALE Bale cheat aud loose votch hay for sale; also 1 8-inch and 4-foot maple wood, well sea soned. Address Louis C. Vitus, Junction R. F. 1). No. 2, Oregon. Phone Furmers' 129. all FOR SALE One of the best retail general merchandise country Btorcs in Lane county, having largo log ging and farm trade. If. you are looking Tor a chance to niakcviiion ey Investigate this opening. Ad dress "X," this office. ; ii 2 0 Plumbing Furnish your new home properly. Don't slight the gas fixtures. We do all kinds of reliable plumbing and tinning wrk. vJall and let us estimate on your work. Aya & Heitzm&n FOR SALK BY OWNiill A liraud . new fi-room cottage; all modern; In- choice locntion on West Llov eiitb direct; lot (ill 2-3xlCl 1-2 feet. The best bargain In Ku geue. Must be sold very soon. En quire at this office. m2S FOR SALIi OR TRADE 320 acres of timber et'.d mineral land, 19 south, 1 oust; half mile from mil itary road and river; will Iriiiln for uccountH of defunct banks of Port, land or property, or make a cash offer. II. Moore, r04 (iiildsmlth street, Protland, Or. a4 FOR SALK AT A BARGAIN Good house of 7 rooms, 80 fruit trees, deep well with wind mill, one acre under chicken fence; largo chicken house; two blocks from Oeary srhool house. Price, 1000, Time on part. I. N. Harbatmh, agent, Room 5, over First National Bank Bring this notice wltb von. 24 West Oth St. Phone bUck 1171 CASOLIN1C ENGINES IRRIGATION. SPRAYING and pump:ng machinery Fair1iunks-Mrs utiuiiiu KiiJiii'm for jiti miii ii, Njiin.yiiiHi KimitiK, uriml llltf. .Outfit riliiilWr., KnirhuiikK SmtVN fur wclhlnt;. l'iiii'lMJik-.M(rMI I'Iihiiiun untl M tors for tmv-r mid Jijflil. I'm JrlwrnkH-Mnrsc W'ltHliiiillN nml Ttw it. KHii'luMikN-Mnt-T Cirindcrw, FJ FOK SALK OR TRADK Thn- acrn's fino Innd; all fenced; nil klnln of fruit n and berries; koh1 IhiIMImkk of nil kindfi; farm ImpIcincnlK nnd Riirden tools; flno Burden Bitot; nenr Irving. For further Infnrmii tton Apply to Kitchen & Kompp's barn, corner Seventh mid Onk hIh. The eighth grade final examinfl tfona for the public school will be held Mav 14, 15. .nine ii. 12. .('liopiM'rs, UVII 1'iimim. Teachers who hav pupils rwidjr , AI firK( lljjly ko4kJs tor ttie examination pnoiiin uwiny ; 'me of the number of questions want-. erl ami the name of the person ap pointed to conduct the examination at least 1 " days before the date for which the question are wanted. W. B. mi.I.ARI). County Sup-T!ntender,f. FOR SAI.K BY utt'NUIt - A nearly new l-room house; close to Univer sity; on a choice, high and sitely corner lot 6Sxl2o feer; nlc'ly im proved; some good frtilt and a leip well; this properly Is wr-;l worth $11000, but much lens will tnke It, if sold wlihln ten days. Kn qnlro nt this offli-e. init rjooil for rverybixlr. Mr. Norman Coulter, a prominent architect In the Ilc'h'Tt Building. k:ivs: "1 fnllv cnd-irF' nVnl.1 of Klectrlc Bit- etb Roi ky !s-, Kranclsco 1 all that has b. All first qioilily icoods at Ioh-imk priri-s iiJuh)' In Klock. IJImtuI terniN. I'rompt reply to iiiiilrleH ami quirk diipiiicuiK. rili1 fr -iilaioKiie ami lirii . EERGER.&. BEAN HDW. CO. AgenCs, Eugene, 0". FAIRBANKS MORSE (E, CO. Portland, OrcRon ElectricGas, Water I . WflBfBNfc I ! i.,,n,.-! f-.l ,. as a topic t-i- R' l'lsg'cl l yfT- '.;-;.- I ' suits, mad- millions u-'l and h:w . rr ,.v,rbodv I" , o-, vtoniach. fix , UjV'V.Vv nr.! CO. j v?v..". ' i'--.n-r. ami! , V;Vv l?V:;irt i i - -1" i .- - r.-.v.Mf v I over $:!'.. ",-;h "f t k i ':...! - Iv-;-':,- , ...-, r .1 fi-t. r-y I -'ur- . ..... n y r; I.;.-.". - Best llcatoi- in tfic worm. -I JK1. .rrr ill . ii-r - b. ;,:::.;. it. f.-v;.::.! .. ' ' V'H!amstte Valley Co ! ! ' v.' : v:-.- , 1 L. P. SHlnN I ! w m ... 'Jf;: !r:;-!".v. ;. V ' ' :' t.' ; j Shocmnkinr and Repair- ! nvTviiVks.''cri-'! -'1 j-'Mii"-.'- ' 1 '' ; ' '-..'! pairing of all Kinds- i ce froet. Pb'-ne lt d - ' ' '' - '. I Nf'itiV d'UH" -'it 111V Mlp. 1 ' Ka'"- ' ! ?,r..!t!!.e .-M .-"" ! CS V. Mil M, Env-M. i I ; : .. I.- :. . s--.- it :if ' I WuiiosVarc'.'"' ' tf! CMAMIIKUH HARIAI'.K CO. ; VXJR SAI.H OR KXC11AN;K-Thre mining claims In Kldorado (aiirm dlKrrict, 12 miles from Searcb liitht, Nov. Assays as high aa $(7 per ton in Kold' and ilver; wni trade for real estate. Price, FriMi. (leorite II. Newman. 7hj l'eatt street, KiiKt-ne. Or. al I FUR RAI.M Larjte fi.rorrra modern bo.iHe must hi' sold in 14 days liplehJidly Improved; has city wa ter, itis. electricity. fo'Hiitvrul yiirl. elioice shrubbery atul ninny other attnietlons; offer owner Is now ttiaklnj;' Is itood for 14 diiK only. lrir pkrilculars and ternw apply to Ibis (iffl'-e at once, as lhe price will hiiuii dinpo-e of lhe properi.v. wKiib ie but three bbe kt frian car line .and In hebrt or i-eilileofc dlrft i let. roit ft km Kill! I! KN'T relit. Iiiqu.: tr. et. room i ! i-: pMiii-e for Kl .-!, I, tf PASTCRK T(J RKNT Will picture cattle and h-ires on the Hatthew W'allls larm, two mites west of Kiiktene. Klne KrnzltiK: terms re nable. inquire Room 1, over I.oaii Ravini; bank, o addresn P. O. Bon IK2 Kiinena , U'A.VIKIi To rent, nice smnll nl-ho, cot.nl;". AddfcKH Box fnr r, :: t . WANTKli Second hand leather suit case. Address X. V. .., care of 1'ill.ird. m JO W.WTIUi An Irish or l.U-wi sett- r pil)''. Aldress B., t'.nard. or cull at this office. COMTsr I ii'p.i ri in- m i Pulled S lto?elilli. till NOTIt i:. t the luterinr, ;ato-i I. anil Office,. -, March l'.ins. WAM'KI) A youni; ilo liitht work for tis:l Oak street. i;irl siudcni tn oolu it ii .1 biui'-d. lllJ 1 A sliriicl.MIt contest inc. 1 II tiled ill tills rison K. Shirk, conic homestead elltri' o. ANTKll I'O RKNT- A Rnort S-ro.-lll bouse with bath, toilet; centrally located. P. O. Bos -13 1. Kinjone. WANTKl) Un ladles and (!ents dal ly to get their cloihes cleaned ami pressed at the Kukcho Hye Works. tf affidavit hav- Ifice by liar slant, against 1 ini;l 7, made (or V. "-. . x. l-:. . t-cilon S. Town . by Mack- 1K YOU WANT TO SKI. I. your prop, erty tell tho Orenon Land Compa ny about It and they will do tho rest. 412 Willamette street, Ku uene. Or. tf V ANT101) Prom 5,000 to 3,000 acres cleared or partly cleared laud, rich deep soil, adapted to fruit, truckliiK and live slock; lo cation desired on river and creek. BriiiK us a description nnd outline of land In tracts of SO acres and up. Pacific I. nnd Company, P. O. Box 47, Room 7, over C'.mui 'ers mid Rrlwtow hank. tf allSf I l.l.ANKHI S I )R KSSM A K I.Nli-- Misses Sullivan Miller. SiiS WashliiKton sire Phone R,ed 51 Oil. n M'PORMON Pl.KATlNt; -Done by Mrs. Bert Vlueent at 027 liilyard street, near l-hist Ninth, on reason able terms. Phone Red 3;02. tf BON'T fall lo see Ohezem If you - want bargains in real estate. We buy and sell farm and city prop erty. Improved and unimproved. Timber and niiuliifr Block. 11. Che em. Room 11. Walton BldK. tf NOTICE HaviiiK recovered from my Injury I have resumed my business of horseshoeing and Konornl black smlthlifK. C. D. llnloway, Kast Klovonth street, Falrniount, Or. POR TRADK An 8-rooru modern residence In Minneapolis, Minn. In best prat of city; rents' for $110 a month; will exchange for Rood real estate ntortRaRe.aimber land, farm or city property. P. O. Box 431, Eugene, Or. If m INTERNATIONAL CORRESPON DKNCH SCHOOLS "The Busy Man's University." (lives a thor ough trallilnn nt your'own hofne In nearly all the trades and profes sions. Text books and Instruments (when required! furnished free. Pull information nnd circulars, al the local enrollment office. 4a W. Kluhth street, R. J. Klrkwood. representative. April ;tll, I it 1 1 1 , N. K . S. K. and X U. V, S K. i4 . ship l!l S.. RallKe ond Hopper. Conteslee, In which It is alleged that said Mackvvood Hop per never established his residence thereon, has never bull r any house, thereon or Improved any part there of, and has never lived thereon, but at all times since mnkliiK'snld entry 1 has lived and has had h-i residence elsewhere, and has wholly abandoned - the said entry so made by him; and that said alleged absence was not due to employment In the military or naval service of the Baited States 1 of America 111 time of. war. said par ties are hereby notified to appear, respond, and offer evidence touch liif! said alleKatlon at 10 o'clock a. in., on April 4, 1SI0S, before W. W. Calkins, t'nlted States Commissioner, In his office at KuHcno, Oreson, (and that final heaiiiiK will he held -nt 10 o'clock a. in. on April IS, ,1!S, before the Register and Re ceiver at tho Pulled States Land 01- , flee in Rusehurir, Oregon. i The said contestant having, In a proper affidavit, filed March 2, lilOS, set forth facts which show that after due diligence personal service of this .notice can not be made, it Is hereby ordered and directed that such mi ; lice be iveii by due and proper pub- . llcatioii. BENJAMIN' I.. EDDY. Register. Notice to Crediloi-s. Ksiate of Isaac Barclay, deceased. I Notice Is hereby Kiven that tieo. B. Dorrls has been appointed admin istrator 01 ttie estate of said Isaac Barclay deceased, by the county court of l.ano county, state of Ore Kon. All persona hnviiiK claims against the said estate are hereby no tified to present tho Biunp to the ad ministrator at tho law office of Dor rls & Sklpwortb,. at Eugene City. Or egon, within six. months from the date of the first publication of this notice with tho necessary vouchers. Dated this, the -d day of March, 1908. CEO. B. DORRIS, Administrator of tho estate of Isaac Barclay. Deceased. CITY IXMTIO.Y I am directed by the comn'.nn coun cil to give notice that the annual city election of the cltv of iCugene will ho held April 6th. li'OS. which time one councilman will be elected from each ward af the city. Candi dates for that ofrice should file their nominating petltlona with the city recorder on or before the 21st day of March, 191)8. 8. I). AI.I.KN, City Attorney. Organized 1803 The First National Bank . OF EUGENE, OREGON Cnpltnl paid In! $100,000 Surplus aud uiultvldtul liroMtH 100,000 Additional liability of . tockluildorn under nutlcMJiil banking luws. 100,000 ! Knr) Xoliro of Fhml Srtllmrnt. Us I a t e of KM zn lxt h S hn u ni n , d -ci'asml: Nut Iro 1h Iwrcby glvon that T. 0. Hi'iidiickK, cxtTiitnr of wild intUlt, lias f i UmI IiIh flnnl nrronnt. for H(itll nicnt of tlin rHtnto, nnd Monday, Mm :iuih day of Mnrrh, IU0S, at, 10 o'clock In tho fornnoon of Hald day, li ii h bciui Hct hy tht! lion. ii. It. ChrlH itian. County .lndo of said county, tor licarliiK obJirlloiiH to tho Hume. If any, at. tin County Cniirt room, at tho Court Hoiimi of a!d county. Haled thin, tho 27ll day of I'Yb- ruary, 1!0X, T. (i. I1KNI1KICKH, Kxorulor. DorrlH A Skip wort h, Attornfy for tho OHtnht. Notier to 'nitrHdirn iiihI I'roiMTl y OHIII'Ift. I On 1 1th Hlri'W, from Wlllntnntte I Htrcct KnHiwurd to tracks of Smith itii Pacific rullroart: Notlco In 'h'Ti'hy kIvimi that pur suant to nn ordr of tho (!ommoti Council of Kur,ciM Orcon, mudi' Mai'h !Mh, 1!tos, hldH will bi re ceived hy Hn ('oinnton Council of tho City of Knueim at tho Ki'corihr'H offlco in naltl City of Kitt?cnc, until A o'clock p. m , March 2 1 Kt, 1 UOX, tor the pnviim and curbing of Kiev nth h! ri't'i. in Hald city wll Mm thc .tmiiH iitMrvc nu'iithuioil, according tf Hot provision of Ordinance No. 71'i pa.-icd by tho Cuinuion Council ttf Kuii'-iic, .liinum-y 2S)h. '.U)H. The -aid wnrk Ih Ut ho completed within ifiniithH from April 1 Ht . lltos. lite .if'l lime and place of re. el viiiK hi U the r,toniMi cioiioll will l" the roiiTj'-t for -i r t J 'f work tri th low- 1 reviM MMhl.. bidder. Uiil h-i;; v i, M;r!e tM'h per mjn;tr, vjii.t for I (iih.iik, required In Tie Hpe.-if ii Hiffiim tor said work. All nik to be done under the euprrviy Inn of the Kiiii) nireet coiuinitlee to t!ilr HMtlfifactioii and to he approved bv them. HoimIm will !te required of rah rfin trft'tor for the faithful perforui-'imc of hi or their rontrm-t. The coun cil rferve i 1h riKht ti rejct any nri'l nil birl. A t tent (on i f nl! coal factor 1 rrM.-d ti tb" agreement ef ;iire 'onioaiiv -n file with th Total ' $300,000 I'ndcr Same Maiuiueincnt 25 VmrH. Your I'utrouuKo Hollclted. T. 0. MendrlckB President S. B. Kakln Vice President P. 10. Snodgrass Cashier Luke L. Goodrich. .Asslrtant Cashier Darwin Ilrlstow. . . AHslstant Cashier Rustic MOULDING POSTS, BOXES! For Bedrock Wells See mc K'lore contractine; prices bedrock. Well drilling is my business and I ,1m pie p.liedtodo Vdur work in a (iril cl.trr. manner and at pric et tlif cannot be duplicated. Don't let ur contract until you have lirst seen mc. J. R. Kilborn t'h.nn f'r.1 Zflt - 4S7 H th SI. ; Wilson & Nichols t;il A .I :i ' mil- . 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