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EUGENE DAILY GUARD. THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1008 OTL ENTERTAINING LYNCH MURDERER (ROOSEVELT 7 Tlio Kiiul You llavo Always nought, and whicl- Jins oeen In use for over HO ycurt), lias borno tho im(nn oi' jtf "1 has bcciinintlo under iii.s pnr- tT jCTy ,,nl Hiipei vlNiou Hinco its ini'iiney, utfyr, eucSUV. Allow no one to deceive you in thin. All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just-es-'ood" , no but lCxpcrlinoiits that trlllo with mid .Kcr ( lin health of luttuitH Hltd (-'hihlrcii Kxjiciioco ugamst Kxoui;iint. What is CASTORIA t'a.Htorlu Ik a harmless Hiils'tltiito for C.wtor Oil, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing .Syrups. It ib ricii.-iHiii. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Xnreotlo t-iibstnnce. Its ago i its guarantee. It Oi.strojK AVoniw uikI allay lVvorislinoxs. It cures Diarrhoea and V'lnd Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, eurea Const ipatioii and Flatulency. It nssiinliat'T) tho I'ood, regulates tlio Ktonuich and ISowelN, giving healtliy ur.ci rut ural .sleep. The Chlldron's Paimcc-iv-Tho Wether's .VrVmtl. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS I Bears tho Signature of The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. "The New Iowa" A Separator of Cream and i The Cream of Separators. ! Closest Skimming, Lightest Running, Most Dura ble ; , Took only medal at Jamestown Exposition J. W. Quackenbush & Sons THE BEE HIVE GROCERY Has a new and up-to-date stock of Groceries, selecttd from the best brands obtainable Our Coffees and Teas are selected with great care, 'and our cracker list is confined to the best the market affords. As for flour, we carry the leading brands. A share of your patronage solicited. Phone Black 157 1 W. J. Staple (Sb Fancy Groceries, Flour (St, Feed 97 WEST EUROPEAN PLAN Los Angeles' it THE KING In th llrjit ot NO INSIDE ROOMS A very desirable hotel (or First dais in Rates $t. 00 per day and up. i Gibson & Son EICHTH ABSOLUTELY FIRE-PROOF Safest Hotel :-'-.'i I EDWARD tlw City FIRST CLASS CAFE all visitors to the city. All respects 'W'ite lor booklet IN MINRG TOWN UhoiitL', Xev., April 23. Jo Simpson, w)io killed J ;iiii-'h Arnold on. Sunday, was lym hcd at Skldoo. Cal., luht nil? tit. A Kinall hand of clt l.t'TiH overpowered t ins Kherif f 'a nmn-il and han'Ml ilie prisoner to a l4;l tfiaph pole. .Simpson was a KambltT and was handed to the erosH-arm poly to which ho was bmnid Sunday, after he made his attempt on the life of ('ashler Dofobs, of the Southern Cal ifornia bank at KJddoo. He bore an unsavory reputation and was In toxicated and after threatening vention when It meets In Chicago. " Uubbs Hhot and killed Arnold In the most mid-blooded m inner. Arnold v.'as a butcher and heavily lnf""'ed In mines. Ah J tint ice of the J p ace 5i e nan oeen instrumental in proaii;jt1;i5' Simpson on kcvwuI oo c a 3 ion. The I; aching ts greatly applauded. 'Ailol.iKll .MERRY WIDOW I hats i.n curium I Burlington, X. J., April 22. Sv- IitiiI local churches have proposed a liaii upon .Marry Widow hats In the j cnnovi latlbh during the services. j I Ufa declare that men are.borom 1 1 K fewer at the services nil tho num-be:- of big huts Increase, liml tlmt I '.he popular style threatens to make 1 in; ti y male backsliders. Ushers In some of tlio more crowd- , ed churches were at their wits' end to seat their Easter congregation, l'ews which have comfortably ac commodated six persons would hold no more than four when the quartet wore largo hats. In the prominent churches here it Is proposed to request women who wear tlielr big hats to church to check them at the cloakroom during the service. HANK Kit HAINES WAS BADLY DEFEATED Hlllsboro, Or., April 23. The can vas of the vote for this county was completed yesterday afternoon and showns Cake to have a majority of 114. Hawley gets 1450 and Bean 1399. Bailey has a lead of 829 over Reld. For Railroad Cortimlssloner, Carter hos 621, Cam.';jll 620, and Robertson 206. Tongue, for Pros ecuting Attorney, has 1367. For joint senator, Barrett received 1255, Nolan 193, and Hnmmerly 139; for senator from this county, Wood 141, Fisher 505, Haines 345. On repre sentative ticket, R. H. Greer has 822. Charles Hint's 857 and S. A. D. Meek 713. "Tho largest vote received by any candidate was 1484 for Willis Ireland, for recorder. "llERE'S THE PROOF Hut Resides Cntarrh, Hyomel Cures Grip, Coughs and Colds, Croup ami ' Asthma. Read: If you aro n Sufferer From Catarrh. Reason timl Reflect. "My wife and I will swear that Hyomel cured me of the worst case of catarrh that ever existed. I used to cough constantly at night, and had a dropping In the throat,, which kept me awako a great ileal. I raised thick phlegm and was In a horrible condition. However, I am entirely cured solely through the use of Hy omel." I Dr. Philip Z. Hart. Laconla, N, H.. I Roader, this Ib one of thousands of toatlmonals praising the marvel . ous curative power of Hyomel. If you are a sufferer, why not try It? ! Hull's Red Cross Drug Store gunr ! antees It and will refund your mon ey if It falls to cure. Hyomel is not a stomach nostrum: it is a dry anti septic and medicated air, and all you ' have to do to cure any disease of the nose, throat or lungs. Is to breathe It In through the Hyomei Inhaler. A tlvomef outfit, Including a scientific Inhaler, only costs 11.00. tlet one today. Subsequent treatment Is on ly 50 rents n bottle. Let one now , Hull Drug Co. take tho risk and guar- Miuteo It. C ltWilV NOW TO TRF.AT HAY FKVKR. April is the Ideal time to begin to treat hay fever osteopa'hically In hope of warding off that scheduled attack next summer. Permanent cures aro often accomplished by re moving osteopathic lesions. Treat ment should not be delayed until Irritation of the mucous membranes of the eyes and nose has resulted. In early spring the predisposing cause may bo treated alone without the handicap of having to combat the exciting cause also, as becomes the' case later, when pollen is blow lug. Dr. H. I,. Studley, ostcopnth. office over Chambers' Hardware ctore. Phono lilacs. 1326. Residence, 734 Ferry street. Phono Red 3197. It. It A I1., J--I.OK1ST nm now ready to furnish cut flowers, also designs In any form. Also house plants and shrubbery, all 695 Willamette St. 1'l ltMTl UK FACTORY o Having purchased tho Day & Hen derson furniture factory. 1 am nof prepared to manufacture furnlturv upon special orders, and nm pre pared to fill orders for tho retail or wholesale trade. Repairing worl also Solicited and prompt nitentlou given same. Mv wrtcet Oil be found reasonable and atl.etlon guaranteed ln(Jvery respect". R. C. MORGAN. ITKK WATKR For pure bodu! water see C. W. ! Tailor. AK toirf.ieo water cased off I by casing Into the bed rock, thus In- Mn,r lut pure iol rock wn- m FAIRBANKS SAYS YOUNG Medf ird, Or., April 21. "Roose velt and Fairbanks will 1m nominat ed by the national Republican con ventionn when it liut'ts In Chicago," said John C. Younjr, of Raker City, private secretary to Jonathan Bourne, who sptnt the day in Jled ford on a mission of secrecy, pre sumably looking after Bourne's in terests and feeling the public pulse. "It is the field axainst laft. con tinued Mr. Young, "and the field will win. Taft will not have over 350 votes. When It is seen, after the first few ballots, that Taft cannot. Win, Indiana will lead the break to Itoosevolt. .Nebraska will follow and there will soon be a stampede. In diana will lead UiJ break because Fairbanks Is willing to remain vlc- nresidont If he cannot be president. The bolt will bo with the understand ing that he is again named. lleni:n way cannot be reelected withoiK Fairbanks' aid, and t lie program will be agreeable to both him and llev- erklge, "Oregon Is a long way rrom the center of things, Yon don't know what's going on. The stories of tho president -calling Hoiinio down for urging his rwleriirm are not true." "What, will Roosevelt say?" Well, he cttli't nay anything; If the people want jilm, what call he say?" TRANSFERS OF LANE COUNTY REAL ESTATE Peder Oplius to B. K. Lumber" co., W. D., $10. United States to Oliver L. Wol fard. patent, 120 acres in sec. 32, tp. 17 s., r. 7 w. United States to Florence Hills, patent, 40 acres in sec. 14, tp. 20 s., r. 1 w. United States to Joel S. Hills, pat ent, 160 acres in sec. 14, tp. 20 s., r. 1 w. L. F. Jones et ux to G. S. Allison. W. D.. tract in claim 57, tp. 20 s., r. 3 w., 150. 'Andy Taylor et ux to C. D. Ed wards, W. D., part of lot 2 in block 4 In Blue River City, $200. L. F. McDanlel et ux to S. A. Mc Kay. W. D., lots 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10, in block 18, of Creswell, $450. L. M. Tozler et ux to C. L. Hurd, W. D., lot 5 In block , In University Add. to Eugene, $10. ChnrleB K. Spauldlng Logging Co. to Robert Hays, W. D., tract In claim 51, tp. 17 s., r. 2 w., $600. John F. Kelly et ux to Nlcklous Feldwert, Q. C. D.. lot 3 In block 4, In Roes' add. to Eugene, $1. llOTIOIi ARRIVALS. The Smoelo. W. F. Bodley, Portland John C. Hill, New York. R. E. Darby, McMlnnvtlle. T. A. Chinock, Portland. J. O. Wiley, San Francisco. Win Bowen, Portland. L. II. Jackson and wife. city. J.' A. McHenry, New York. Charles W. Petty, St. Louis. F. a. Baker. Philadelphia. F. M. Branch, Portland. J. A. Murphy, San Francisco. T. H. Frlzell and wife, NewY'ork. Frank Wood, Portland. W. J. Kents, San Francisco. A. W. Kugler, Seattle 1909. C. L. Willis, Rose City. C. L. Monson, Hose City. H. M. Glazier, Omaha. Fremont Roe. New York. F. M. Cottrell, New '.York. W. C. Walling. Minneapolis. C. O. Miller, Chicago. J. P. Scherllu and wife, San Fran. Z. Sweet, Portland. Ocorgo Harris Sun Kritnrlsco. W. II. A. T. Wallace, 1909. las. J. .Murray, Portland. B. I.. Markee, Portland. W. W. Cochran, Cottage Grove. He (lot What Ho Needed. "Nine years ago it looked as If my tlmo had come," snys C. Farthing, of Still Creek, Ind. Tor. "I was so run down that life hung on a very slender thread. It was then that my druggist recommended Electric Bit ters. I bought a bottle and I got what I needed strength. 1 had one foot In the grave, but Electric Bit ters put It back on the turf again, and I've been well ever since." Sold un der guarantee at W. A. Kuykeudall's drug store. 50c. STOP AT TITh RITF.R IIRIIHiK: Bring your work to Smlthcrmsn't wagon and carriage shop. Mr. Wil kinson, the well-known blacksmith. Is with him. also a first-class painter and upholsterer from tho East. All work guaranteed. New rigs mad to ortler. a!6 Plenty ot Trouble. '.s caused by stagnation oi the llvei ; and bowels. To git rid of It and headache and biliousness and the :olson that brings Jaundice, take Dr. King's New Life Pills, the rvlinbl- purifiers that do the work without jrlnffing or griping. 25c at W. A. i'.n Kendall s drug store, o We tise all tne latest methods In cleaning and dyeing at the Kune Dye Works, corner Sixth and Wlllam. ette street. Phi.n Red 261. tf 2 SI, Eugen Or Wt,y buy new clothes wnen we can rrske your old ones lk like new at Eugene Dye Works, Sixth and Wll lamette streets. tf IVWItfg Kidney and !;ia lder rills are prompt and thorough and win in a short time strengthen weakened kidney and allay troubles arising MEN OF BIG FLE&Tj I.os Angeles, April 23. .A perfect, dav followed tho storm of yesterday, anil the numerous events planned for: the entertainment of the fleet wett held under delightful contLitfbns. The principal feature of the day was ' the automobile parade for 250 of-1 fleers with more than 75 machines In line. The automubiles arrived at i Pasadena at noon, where luncheon! was served by the Pasadena com-' inittee. Return to Santa Barbara Santa Barbara, April 20. In con firmation of the reports that the At lantic fleet will return here after the review at San Francisco, au adver tisement has been Inserted in a lo cal paper by the war department ask ing for bids for supplies, to be open ed here .May 12. It Is assumed they will be taken on board the warships shortly afterward. A '. Cinn.ln. rinurtln tl n C tlltrodliced fl bill establishing four customs collec tion districts in Oregnn: first, loos Bay; second, Yaquina; third, Asto- in . 1. nn,l.,n.l Tlia Vnnnlnn im, luuiiii, i i Liiuiii. . ........... salary is $1000, and fees not to ag gregate more mat iuuu. PROCLAMATION Whereas, there was submitted to the people of the city oT Eugene, Oregon, at a special election for that purpose on the ISth day of April, 1908, an Initiative proposal after be ing ordained by the Common Coun cil, pursuant to nnd in accordance with the general laws of the state of Oregon, for amending sections 108' and 112 of the charter of said city, and whereas there wras at the same manner submitted to the people of said city for their approval or re jection an Initiative proposal to amend the charter of said city by add ing a section thereto forbidding the establishment of cemeteries or addi tions thereto within the city, or the burial or human bodies therein, ex cept under certain conditions, and Whereas, the votes' cast at said election having been this 20th day of April, 1908, duly canvassed and determined and the said amendment of said sections 108 and 112 as afore said having carried by an affirmative vote of 667 as against 171 negative votes tnereon. Now, therefore, I, J. D. Matlock, mayor of said city of Eugene, by vlr. tue of the authority vested in me as mayor, do hereby proclaim, announce and declare that the whole number or votes cast for and against said proposed amendments are as stated above, and that said amendments re ceived an affirmative majority lot all votes cast and that said proposed amendments, from the date hereof. be and the same are In full force and effect as a law of the city of Eugene. ana a part or the charter of said city. That said proposed amendment of the charter by adding an additional section thereto forbidding the es tablishment of cemeteries or addi tions thereto failed to receive a ma jority of the votes cast thereon and thereby failed to become a law of said city or a part of the charter thereof. In witness whereof, I have here unto set my hand this 20th day of April, 1908, and vaused the seal of saia city to be hereunto affixed. J. D. MATLOCK, Mayor of the City of Eugene. Attest: B. F. DORRIS. Recorder. Notice ol Salo on Execution Notice Is hereby given that by vir tue of an execution Issued out of the circuit uourt or the State of Ore gon for the County of Lane on the 4th day of April, 1908, on a judg ment rendered In snld court on the 2d day of March, 1908, in favor of E. E. Mink, plaintiff, and against Nannie K. Belshaw, defendant, for the sum ot two hundred fortv-two and and 20-100 dollars, which judg ment was enrolled nnd docketed in tho ofifce of the clerk of said court on the 7th day of,. March, 190S, bv which writ I was commanded that out of the personal property belonging to said defendant, or If sufficient could not be found then out of the real property belonging to said defend ant, on or after the Bald 4th dav of April, 1903, to satisfy said judgment, costs and accruing costs. Being un able to find personal property with which to satisfy snld Judgment, costs and accruing costs. I did on the 4th day of April, 1908, levy upon the fol lowing real property belonging to said defendann on the said 4th day of April, 190S, or subsequently, to wlt: Lot No. 4 in Block No. 8 of the original town ot Eugene Citv. now Eugene, as platted and recorded? all In Lane county. Oregon. Now. therefore. In the name of the State of Oregon.and in order to satis fy said judgment, costs and accruing costs. I will on Mondav, the 25th day of May. 190S. between the hours of 9 o'clock a. in. nnd 4 o'colck p .m., to-wlt: at 1 o'clock p. m. on said day, at the southwestdoor of, the county courthouse In Eugene, Lane county, Oregon, offer for sale for Belshaw's right, title and Interest In cash subject to redemption, all of the above-named defendtant's Nannie K Belshaw's right, title and Interest in and to the above-described real prop erty. listed tlSs 15th dav of April 110S Fittll K1SK, Sheriff Lane County, Oregon. NOTICE OF FINAL SKTjy.KMKNT j Notice Is hereby given tKt the un. (Wslgned Adeline A. Tur the anlnstr.Dlx f ,he e,uP rf' Taylor deceased, has file,! her final auount In the matter of said estate and Mondav. tlu. i ,,.. f j : 190S. at the hour of 1 nVhvk In 'h: afternoon of said day has been fix-d by order of said court for the hearing ... .,. -,,,,,s ,,, ,m;l, ..,.,,,., and for I. fira! settlement of ,.vd estate All ohj.vMo,,, must be ft'.,,! en or h. fore s.ii.l !.!,! April . fin, 0 0 i nf the bladder. ADELINE A. TXYLOR.
