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PREMIUM DEPARTMENT
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO CO., St Louis, Mo.
FIRST CONCERT OF
MUSICAL FESTIVAL
0 GREAT SUCCESS
The
Music
SUCCeS;
the Kusu-no
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I t'll- (
concert of
fival was a
Hirvcior Rosonlui kor is wr
ami disnlfftid. uiut uovs no
lo any of the physical d:si
used by sonu! directors f it
The lmn ore uerfori.y under h;
irol and follow him Implicit I .
iivcriure. "Iter I-Teischuet." W
one ol the most papular nf m :i
faw rites, was t;iven wilh fine
uniio,;is afoietasie of hat ir.
eportd in the afternoon t
iien the orchestra will be
linal feature. The encore v
'Melody in iy Huhensle
latvtul interpretation jiiv
tlition of the composition :iieli i:
played by every student ei iiiusii
w.ts as astonishing n$ ii was h aim
ful.
Without any disparagement to any :
ot the four, the contralto and has.- I
were the most popular. The duet I
for soprano and alio. "They shall
llur.Ker -No More," was beautifully
rendered, with excellent feeling and;
line hlcudiiiK of the parts, alilunmh
at the fii'tit U seemed there would hv
some difference- as to the volume of
tlo respi'etive voices.
Mi--? Wilson was especially hyppy T
in 1 lie oMiuiiui to the ladies' clionis.
A flat was taken r!.;ir audi
1 maintained u i h
HOUSE REFUSES MORE 1
THAN TWO WARSHIPS
(Coutlaued from Pane One. I j
auxiliary vesels to supply a Q h i
;t)te nuans absolutely essential to itsi
, existence. !
"It nuiy be." he said in conclusion,!
" "th:it this great mistake is due to
: the faci that a collier which is as
iuiet fssential to the efiLieiiey uf nav
as a liittb'ship is not so nitraeiive.
t:.in!l, s 1 involve the ;endu are o!
i in uc n nu'iti'i a iui o w- no: a 1 1 01 l
the oppor'unity for the anie p ro
technic d .splay upon i he ocean or i
t,,,r O ' fwuuuer reMiris aioui; uif
made the mbtake of bnihlini; a new .
Jiiat tod:ty. in order toi.ili ' its vov- '
aue from one ocean in iinnlkr. U
MUed t,i rely upon the vc--e!s be- i
liming til her h.ii iuii.-.."
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NO INSIDE ROOMS FIRST CLASS CAFE
A very dt'.-ir .ibli.' hold fur all visitors to the city.
Fir:.t class in .ill ri's;'els
Write Lir booklet
Rates $1.00 per day and up.
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Candidates' Announcements
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the nomination for sheriff,
(subject to the decision of'the voters
at the Democratic primaries on April
17. If nominated and elected I
promise to perform the duties of the
office to the best of my ability.
HARRY L. DOWN.
FOR COCNTY JUDGE.
I hereby announce myself as
candidate for re-election for tho Re
publican nomination for County
IJiidco at the I.ane county primaries,
April 1", 1908.
Ial6 G. R. CHRISMAX,
.Mrs. timum san ill trii"
-pirit in all her millibars, h'
s'i:n porlaiips bi-iui; "I'uin
Illi'S-icd." She ha lite advantage il
ln-lni; tho posses.-iiir tit the piu-t- cou
iialin. the voice- of all oih.-rs which
iiliials Ki the heart of humanity.
.Mr. .Miller's voice is delightful
in the hisli notes, buy a film qnalit
and is used with excellent Judmiieiu.
Mr. Middleton. in "A New Heaven
and New Earth," simply aKt.mished
his audience and perhaps made thej
climax of the evening on the words.
"1 saw the Lord s'ltliiiK up on a
throne, high and lifted up, and dtis
train filled the temple."- .Tills was
sunt; with full, fortissimo, with ac
companiment of trumpets and was
marvellous in power and volume,
When Prut. Glen came on the
stae there was a ripple of applause
which started in tlie cinirus, urew
louder in the orchestra and was tre
mendous when tho law audience
took ll up; showing a .genuine appre
ciation of his work as a director, A
member of the'orcheslra pnitiot es
him the best local dlreciwr they
havu had.
l lie iirineinai liiiiii;- wllii ii r. ii
dieiu-e is not luiw lone the' chorus
has drilled, hul how do tin y sin;
li lit in iusllce to both chorus and
dirertm- be it said that the. result
were far beyond anticipations, con
slderlns the timet they have been In
training-. The largo body of over a
hundred and fifty voices was in ex
cellent trim and with the added In
spiration ot tho brilliantly lighted
stage, the more than ordinarily up
ureciative audience and the founda
tion of the, superb orvheitrti, they
?aus grandly.
The first number went with pre
cision and nice attack but In the fine
fortlsslmos pi "Thine is the King
dom" and "Great and Marvelous are
Thy Works" and the doublo chorus
the volume and spirit were inspiring.
Tho semi-chorus, "The Fining
Pot Is for. Sliver," was biiiir with the
most refined delicacy of expression
and shading by the twenty-flvo
thirty voices to whom It was
signed. And It would be hard to
find -a body of singers nnywhere who
could do it as well. Tho audience
demanded an encore and when the
singers rose In response arid the or-
chestrngave the chord It was found
that they had kept the pitch exactly
though unaccompanied.
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Il.vnillei (iivrs lii-liei in III Miuiltt--Cures
Our Main.
Kvorybody knows or nui-.lit I
know, thill Hyonici Is iveui;nl
:tlllolut si'lentls;.-; as tile sperliii- till-
t'aiiii'rh. Asthma, Iteoncliiiis mid Hay
Fever, but there are a m-eat many
people who do mil kmiw that llyo-
mei will cure a cough or a cold in
less than 1M hours.
Hut cv, ryotie should know that
the- soothing, balmy and antiseiiiic
ilr of llyouiel when-breat be.l over
the raw and Inflamed' memlirane of
;he nose and the throat will Instantly
allay the lu.flamatlon, and will effect
a prompt cure.
Complete ilyomel outfit, including
Inhaler, costs mly $1.00 at. Hull's
lied Ci'osr Drug Store. Extra hot lies
if afterwards needed, will cost lint 50
cents. "
Joseph .M. lit-bungli,, lioldridgo.
Neb., writes: "1 have used your Ily
omel In my family for two years or
more, and find It to bo one of the
host remedies we ever used for n col j
or sura throat Wo find tint, tt.
gives quick relief in cases, of, pa
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FOR CONSTABLE
John J. Hess. I hereby announce
that I will be a candidate for consta
ble on the Democratic ticket. Don't
forget the primary April 17th.
MERCHANTS BANK
EUCEflG, OREGON C0
nDocs a G:n:ni P..ir.':ing
FOR OOUJiTY ASSESSOR
I hereby atihuunee that win be a
candidate for" re-election to the office
I of county assessor, subject to the
vote of the Republican party at the
primary election April 17.
Ji. r. Kfchi.M'JY.
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE
I am a candidate ror the nomina
tion for State Itepresvntatlvo for Lane
county on the Republican ticket. '
Should I receive such nomination.
and subsequently be elected, I be
lieve I ran render valuable service
to the people of Lane county and of
ithe state, as their representative In
I the legislature, and promise my best
efforts in that behalf.
W. W. CALKINS.
H.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The SiiKiMle.
R. Ward, Seattle.
G. Davis, Portland.
N. McMillan, Portlni; I. .
8. B. Van Norden, New York.
Geo. A. Emery, Portland.
Gcr.evlove Clark Wilson, N. Y.
Rose Lutleer Gannon, Chicago.
John B. Miller, Chicago.
Arthur Mlddleton, Chicago.
H. W. Martin and wife, Wcndllng.
H. A. Frlnk, Boston.
A. T. Hahn, Portland.
J. A. Austin, Columbus, O.
Hen Wormser. San Francisco.
J. C Lane, New York.
H. Gouldstone, San Francisco.
C. E. Young, Portland. -A.
R. Bean, Portland.
K. E. Gilmer, Portland.
R. K. Robinson, Pfirtland.
J. A. Westerberg, Astoria,
.lames Henienway, t'ottage Grove.
P. M. Cooley and wife, Mgr. Vassar
Girls.
H. H. Roche and wife, New York.
Florence Gear. Ni-w York.
, Miss Richinoinl. cartage drove.
R. E. Grlswold. Cottage Grove.
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P. II. Newell Is out for
i nomination for assessor Ap-
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COUPEE
Your grocer must sell
foor coffee; we can't all
be comforSible; but
needn't 11 to you.
Your trortr rvtnrna roar miner if roa 4flK'l
Uktbcbiiiuif's Htl. c par bira.
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j iianti.uu li'-i-. e'. leu your Kidneys:
ir l' i'f Havs 5' overworked your nervous
iUl,., . ' system and ratisi-d tronhlo with Vfit
, ,n,- kidneys and bladder? Have hi
' T-l d-r- tains In Mie loins. ld'. Ii.u k. grolim
XiCh-T flirt Ml-.' T lrinn.nl a rf.U.
1, ' t
ami "' ps" urlnt'? " '" W'llllarns'ld-
,t Tin- n"Vall will cure you. Sold by i. Inn
ti'ill no seeii'f , '"in 1 ii., prire on r'nis. v llliamt
I Mfg. Co., T'OPS-. Cleveland, Ohio.
ill the Stad
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iei i of t lie Cir.'.Mi (.' Uli't
el I ii iv-.nii tie- t !i" Ciiun
ll I he L' .', i ll day of Man Ii,
suit w iii-ri-lll I.. Sl-. itlis
r nnd Itiirinn S. Kolsay.
Isay, Tae l-'iisi. Nalt.mat
of Kui;i-tie, Orei: ui, a i iirpur
E. T. Iliislini II anil lieoi g" O.
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i.ir. ami all
Hn in, and
S'l iisi'Hlli'UL
i.ald deed
laid
Al TOMOR'.LE LIVERY
lake tho niilonioUili! for the II. of
O. festival of music. Parties called
for; trip, 3a cents. Phone your of,
dors tQ Hoffman House.
EASTER MARKET
Easter market, Saturday, will be
given by the Ladles' Aid Sodlety of
tho U. H ;!; at !.-oni('6 hard
ware store, on 9th street. Every
thing nice for your Easter dinner.
al7 .
SPECIAL CITY ELECTION
Notice Is hereby given that a spec
ial election will bo held In tho city of
Eugene, Saturday, April ISth, 1'JON,
at which tho following propositions
will be submitted to tho legal voters
of (ho city for approval or rejection:
1. An Intinllvo bill filed In tho
oflfce of the city recorder January 4,
liios, providing for the amendment
of sections IDS and 112 of tho city
charter. The ballut titlo of this
measure states tho purposo of the act
to be to Btrlke out authority to Issue
I OO.OiMf of eleceric light bonds and
$75,000 of gas light bonds, and to
Increase the Issuable water bonds
fi-ym $100,000 (Q 1390,000, fix tho
character ahd manner of Issuing such
bonds nnd the distribution nf water
revenues, authorize condemnation
proceedings In building water plant,
provldo for a water board nnd fix
its duties. '
2. An Initiative bill filed In the
office of tho city recorder January 4,
1908, to amend the city charter by
adding a new section, 13B, providing
for the prohibition of burials with
in the city limits.
J. Proposition to purchase for the
sum of $140,000 the water plant and
property of the Willamette Valley
Company according to the offer of
snld company filed In the office of the
city recorder March 2.1st, ltiOS.
The following quaHjfled electors
were appointed to act as Judges of
said elect Ion, and polling places se-
leeted as follows, fo
FIRST WARD S. It. Williams, E.
It. Miimmey s'ld P. J. Mcpherson,
Miimmey and' .Mi-Plierson designat
ed as clerks. Polling place, t.-iiek
house, No. 271 East Eleventh
Street.
SECO.VI) WARD I). R. Lakln, Rob
ert (.'berry nnd W. S. Moon; Cher
ry and Moon designated as clerks.
Polling place, Hook and Ladder
room In tho city hall building. No.
2! East Eighth street.
THIRD WARD Sherman Heller, It.
S. Hryxou and William G. Martin;
llryson and Martin designated an
clerks. Polling place. Heller's
fhop, 41 West Seventh street.
FOCRTIU WARD D. E. Yoran. G.
F. Hurd and S. P. Ness; Hurd and
Nous designated as cb-rks. Poll
ing piare. Wllklns building. BS
Wi-st Eighth street.
Pulls to lie ojii-ned at H o'i'liii k a.
nl. and close,) at 7 p. in. on f&l 11th
lay of Aurll, lltos.
il. I-'. HORRIS, Recorder.
It. Iii ltiir were defeiHlams, and
Execution and Order of Sale
decree being as follows to-wiv.:
Whereas, mi liie "uti day of .March
l'.MIS, ill the above-named Cmttt. li
DiH-ree w-as rendered In fav.ir of tlie.
above-named plaintiff nnd against
the above-naineit di fondants.
And Whereas, It. was further or
dered and deereed by tho Court that
all and singular tli'j mortgaged r"in
Ises meat lolled In the said complaint
and hereinafter described, of Hl
much thereof as may bo sufficient
to raise the amount due tho plaln-
tltf for tho principal, interest, tuxes,
assesstniant , attorney , fees, aiul the
I CCIStS of t.-.l'- tinir r,i'.. ,"vlien,.i'
f t1',. sale, and which may be sold
'separately and without Injury to the
parties interested lie sold nl public,
uuctluu by the Sheriff of Lane Coun
ty, Oregon, In the manner prescribed
by law, anil according to the course
anil practice) of this Court, and that
the sulci Sheriff, after tlie tlmo ill
lowed by law for redemption has
expired, execute-' fl deed to the pur
chaser or purchasers of tho said
premises, on the said sale.
That tho said Sheriff, out of the
proceeds of the said Balu. retain his
fees, disbursements, and costs of said
Lsale, and pay to the plaintiff, or
to his attorney, u. M. Travis, Esq.,
out of the said proceeds, tho sum,
first of 1270.00 reasonable, attorney
fees, and tho sunt Of $15, BO costs of
suit, and pay to the plalntirf the sum
of $2,700,110 In Gold Coin of the
United plates of America, at S pet
cent, per annum from November 2Urd,
III0S, In like Gold Col ml for the
sum of $-11 111 taxes,. with interest
at. 11 per cent per annum from March
nth, 1907, and for Mm sum of $190.-.
9-1, taxes and ussesament, with Inler-j
est al 0 per rent nor annum from
February loth, lulj.i, i,ia,
a total of the sum of
$32M.29 all in Gold Coin of the
United States of. America, or so lirTicii
thereof as too proceeds cf the raid
salo will p:ty of the same.
V.:M In the e; ant iui. m.M ,-n.
shall bring more than the said sum
of 3 2 1.29, tho mld'aium aforesaid,
then the silt'plils over tho said sum
of $32ni.29 shall be applied, so long
us It will last, as follows
I. First National Bank, Eugene,
Oregon, a corporation, tho sum of
$300.00, less whatever sum they
enabled to obtain from other bj-Mir-ty
they have for the said sum.
II. L. Simons, assignee of Judg
ment of L. M. Travis, for tho sum
of $xn.37 with Interest al 0 per cunt
per annum from April 2nd, 1907.
III. Geo. O'B. Dollar, assignee of
K. T. It n nil Dfl I , for tho Hum of
$19K.fiO, with Interest, at (I per cent
per annum from March 2nd, 1 90S,
and $12. HO ciisis.
IV. Geo. O H, Dollar, for Uin sum
of $12 4.5:1, at 4 per cent Interest
from December 17th, 1 907.
That the defendants. Burton S
Kelsav, Eliza C. Kelsav. The First-
i .'lis' riled aa a iiiui'tr;a.i;e, by jinlg
tnt ul in- dci a'ee ii l ii 1 1 1 the land dos-
'Vilird ill laid deed e.illsl rued US a
mortgage, and all their representative.--,
and all persons having any
Hen or claim by or under such sub
sequent .iudg'iieut or decree and their
heirs and representatives, and all
and I persons claiming to have acquired
any estate or Interest in said prom
ises subsequent to the filing of tho
said notice of the pendancy ot this
action with the atiiresald Clerk, ua
ftirevi r barred ami foreclosi 1 of and
from a',1 equity of redeini I. i mill
claim of, in or to said M' inlsos.
from and ufler tho delivery of tho,
Sherlfl's deed to, tho said .promises.
And II Is further adjudged and de
creed Iliat the purohaiior of tho said
pronilsri tie let Into the possessloir
thereof, and that, any ot tlio pvllei
Hi tills suit, v.b may liu In possess
ion llU'Voof, or any part thereof, or
anv norscm who sl.ice tho commence,
molt of this suit has come into iho
possession thereof, ehall deliver pos
Session thereof, !o tho IVurcIinser.
And It Is further adjudged and
ilecj-ted that It thej pinnies arising
from the said sale shall bo Insuf
ficient to pay, the amount so found
lo bo duo the plaintiffs set out afore
said, with 'ntoroHt, taxes, attorney
fees, assessments, costs and dls
biirsomcnls, am expense- of sale nnd
tif the publication, then tho SliOi.1.'
shall specify the balance -due to the
plaintiff In Ms returil of such sale,
and that on tho coming In nnd fil
ing of tho said return, tho Clerk of
tho Court shall dcicket tho same In
tho Judgment Docket of said Court,
as a Judgment In favor of tho plain
tiff nnd against- the defendants Bur
Ion 8. Kolsfiy and Eliza C. KolBny,
and that said defendants shall pay
tn plaintiff siil.il amount, and that .
plaintiff mny - have an execution
therefor.
Tlio lands nnd promises directed
to bo sold by this decreo aro situate,
lying and being In tho City of Eu
g"tie, Lima County, Oregon, nnd aro
Vintiilcd and particularly described
ail follows, to-wit:
Lots Number Two (2) nnd Thrco
f3, In Block NuniJier Two (2) In
IColsay's First Addition ! Eugcno,
Latin County, Oregon.
Together with nl! nnd singular
the leiieineiits, heredltomentn, anil
appurtenances thereunto belonging
or In anywise appertaining.
Now, therefore, by virtue of said
Execution and Decree as above re
cited, I will In pursuance ot said de
cree and order of sale offer tor snlo
for cash to the highest bidder, stib
jm t to redemption nil of the right,
title and Interest of the above named
defendants or either of them In the
abovo described premises sot forth
In the decreo of the Court, at the
south west door of the County Court
Houho In Eugene, Lane County, Ore
gon, on Monday, the Uth day of May,
190S, between the hours of 9 o'clock;
a. m. and 4 o'clock p. hi., to-wit:
nt 1 o'clock p. m. on said day In order
to satisfy the decreo and Judgment
with Interest, costB and' accruing;
ousts.
Dated this 2d day of April. 1D08.
FRED FISK,
Sheriff of Lano County, Oregon.
le
to
SMALL LANE t'OtVYI V II AVE A REPI I'.LICA.N HIIERII-'I"
Eugene, Ore., April 9th, 1908.
To the Republican Voters:
There is no reason why Lano County Rhoiild not have, a Re
publican sheriff, and If the Republican party will Bland together
ut the June election, we will easily elect our man.
. o?i the 17th day of this inoiih Hie Republicans will nomin
ate at The primaries tho one tnc-y wish to rui for this iiportant
office. As one of the aspirants for nomination I wish to Impress
upon you the necesiy of selecting the man that will conitmind
tho greatest number ofQ votes at the June election. This Is a
mutter of great Importance i the Itepuhllcan party, and I urge
you to exercise care In your selection as to w ho shall bo nominated
for sheriff.
The Republican party Is entitled In thl o fflce, and In ord-r to
l,e victorious It liehooves us lo select ih,, very b'-ft man wo can to
make the campaign.
I flrlnly In-line Hint I can command a larger number of votes
for Oils office than ans(V Hi" asplraiin In the field, li-i vln.r been
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