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wkdkbbpat. ivxn a, IMC . c . t" , t ' 1 .'' i 1 LOW RATES EAST Will be made this season by the SOUTHERN PACIFIC (Lines in Oregon) From Eugene, Ore, as fol lows: To Both Vays One Way through via Portland California Chicago V6.2S 87.5o St. Louis 71.25 82.5o St. Paul 63.75 81.75 Omaha 63.75 75.o0 Kansas City 63.75 75.00 Tickets will be on sale May 4, 18 June 5, 6, 19, 2o July 6, 7, 22, 23 August 6, 7, 21, 32 Good tor return In 90 daya with atop over privilegea pcaiure within limita. REMEMBER THE DATES For any further Information call on A. J. G1XLETE Local Agent or write to Wm. McMurray, General Pas senger agent, Portland, Ore. HOW EUGENE VOTED ON THE LIQUOR QUESTION The Eugene prectneta gave a ma jority of 276 for prohibition, each precinct going dry by good majori ties except North No. 1, the vote of which waa a tie, 153 each way. South Eugene No. 1, dubbed the "butter milk precinct," gave the largest ma jority for prohibition, aa uaual. North No. 2. usually a wet precinct. went dry. The vote by preclncta was follows Dry Dry Wet MaJ. Falrmount Ill 68 63 S. Eugene No. 1 . 289 121 188 3. Eugene No. 2. 166 158 7 N. Eugene No. 1 . 163 163 N. Eugene No. 1. 188 141 47 Totals 906 631 275 NEXT MONDAY NAMED . AS PARK DAY The city park board has set aside next Monday, June 8, as Hendricks' Park Day, and at that time the cit izens of the city are requested to go to the park with their shovels, picks and mattocks to improve the grounds. Last year the weather was not very favorable on that day and not very much work was accom plished, but this time It Is hoped that the rain will not Interfere and that much more will bs done. We sell ' the best lines of I Staple and Fancy Groceries In our new loca tion we insure prompt service v and courteous treatment Try us with a share of your patronage EUGENE GROCERY' 104 Wist Eighth Shut HOTEL ARRIVALS The Hnffnmn House. M. J. Drury, Marcola. O'. L. Eaton, Jasper. F. H. Shoehan, Seattle. h. fuller, Portland. Frank B. Roberts, Bohemia. A. R. Black, city. F. H. Ray, Helena. y R.' C. Shcphnrd, Owosso, Mich. Jas. Lions, Jasper. Wm. Rennlnger, city. Wayne H. Stewart, Portland. Roy E. Brock, Shedd. Mrs. L. M. Hllllker, Pasadena. Clifton Smith, Grants Pass. . . W. Q. Cummings, Portland. A. A. Hollenbock, Mnpleton. Miss Pearl Williams, Marcola. MrB. Reed Moore, Elkton, Or. John F. Tate, Blue Rivor. J. B. Mntze, Albany. W. C. Wetzel, Portland. J. W., Irvine, Mohnma, Or. J. C. Riclmnn, K. C, Mo. 1 J. McCulloch, K. C, Mo. N. J. Bryant, Franklin. E. R. Schultz, Fnll Creek. J. H. Bell, Mabel. H. Cleveland, Portland. Ooorgo Cornwell, Spores. Mrs. Geo. Cornwell, Spores. W. F, Boon, California. E. A. Boon, California. , R. C. Beem, California. H. 10. Barka, California. A. P. Churchill, Bohemia. L. E. Sullivan, Wlldwood. . Mlsa Edna Kerr, Wlldwood.' Mrs. G. B. Pitcher, C. G. NOTICE OF 8ALK. Notice Is hereby given to whom It may concern that by virtue of an or der of the County Court of Lauo County. Orogon, made and ontored on the 11th day of May, 19.08, tho undersigned administrator with the will nniKiYiul nf tlin OHtlltn of .TllCOb Huff, deceased, will sell at public; "i .sufferer, why not try It? sale to tho highest bidder for cash, at the stops of the Lane County Court House In Eugene, Oregon, on Saturday, the 13th duy of June, 1908, at the hour of 2:30 p. m., cer tain real property bolonglng to said estate, described as follows, to-wlf. Lots 6 and 7 In block 41, In Jnuctlon City, Lano County, Oregon. W. C. WASHBURNE, Administrator with tho will annexed of the eslato of Jacob Huff, do- cpased. O. F. SKIPWORTII. j Attorney. HERE'S THE PROOF But HonloVs Catarrh Hyomel Cures Urlp, Coughs ami Louis, Croup And Astluiw Read, if yon are a sufferer from ca- tarrh, reason and reflect. "My wife and 1 will swear that Hy. omel 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 mo awake a great deal; 1 raised thick phlegm, and was in a horriblo condition. However, I am entirely cured, Bololy through the use of Hy omel. l)r. Philip Z. Hart, Lnconln. N.H Render, this Is one of thousands of testimonials pralHlug the marvelous curative power or Hyomol. if you The Red Cross Drug Company guarantees it, and will refund your money if it fulls to cure. Hyomel Is not a stom ach nostrum; It Is n dry antiseptic and medicated air, and all you have to do to cure any dlscaso of the nose, throat and lungs Is to breathe It in through the Hyomel Inhalor. A Hy omel outfit, Including a scientific In haler, only costs $1.00. Gut one to day. Subsequent trentmont Is only 50 cents n bottle. Got one now. The Red CroBs Drug Company takes all the risk. They guarnntco It. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice la hereuy g!rcn that tho tin. derslgned, Adeline A. Taylor, the administratrix of tho estate of Mllo Taylor, deceased, bus filed her final account in the matter of said estate, and Monday, tho 1st day of June, 1908, at tho hour of 1 o clock In the afternoon of said day has been fixed by order of said court for tho hearing of objections to said final account and for the final aottlement of said estate. All objections must be filed on or before said date. Dated April 9, 190S. ADELINE A. TAYLOR, L. Bllyeu. Attorney. Administratrix. DELICTOCS n.XXANV CREAM This recipe la highly recommended by one or our correspondents; try n fur dessert tomorrow: Peel five large bananas, rub smooth with five leospoonfula of su gar. Add one cup sweet cream beat en to a stiff froth: then add one 10c pnrkage of Lemon JELl-() dissolved In 1 1-2 teacups of hulling water, c o bQ a u o S o u c a I I 00 o OS c 3 i i G O O 3 O PILES t m.KJt; I'lLKSt . . . Williams Indian Pile ointment will cure blind, bleeding and Itching plloa. It absorbs the tumors, allays Itching at once, acts as a poultice, gives Instant relief. Williams' In dian Pile Ointment Is prepared for piles and Itching of the private parts. Sold by Linn Drug Co., by mall ROc and $1.00. Williams Mfg. Co., props., Cleveland. O. Hit. C. C. (iltlKl'lTII Famous Stato Veterinary of Cali fornia; served three years on State Medical Board. Is located at Kit chen & Kompp llvory stable, corner Seventh and Oak. Phono Main 93. d&wtf Remember Wednesday, June 3rd, Is tho llrooin Factory Opening Day. Go to your dealer and ask for n Top Notch broom and receive a whisk broom free. J 2 Pronounced by millions the great est strength maker, appetite builder and health restorer. Hollister's KiM'ky .Mountain Tea will make you c u "ed O c Coroner U O. Moffitt, 8. . William T. Gordon, R. . ConuniarleBer . Comity til. M.' Price, R. . Board Huston, D.-S.. Harrryor Count LChas. M. Collier, R. , Saperiatendetit County School AjMMWHOaP County Treasurer County teiAHOONOWCAAU9t-l4BDO JwO M U3 tnmmif iai'r'e"'- W. T. Cornelius, S. Walter B. Dlllard, R. 'Jesse M. Myer. S. Welby Stevens, D. It. Kempf, S. B. F. Keeney, R H. M. Maaville, S. r-t HC4H W BH HfJ lO CO M H f-l iH rH t-l 4 co r- irt aoMHOO n N ic HU3 ia t-w io j . o e u is 10 m o - o p oo-HuioriaIOMi--io HH 1 WWW OeO-nAaWHQOHtfil-HnXAWI- o 1-1 , r-l r-i IH M rt " rH iH HM(CV James, Kitchen, D. , Robert E. Eastland, R. iMiannnnt-MHrtiflwOi'w"p' N. N. Mathews, S County Judge Gabriel R. Chrisman, R. John W. Baker, D. . . , . Joseph Muhr, S. County Sheriff Drew Griffin, R. Harry L. Bown, D. Henry W. Stewart, D . . . County Clork iKrnest U. Lee, R E. C. Cole, S. Stato Representative Prow. Att'y In Congress Representative V. S. Senator It. It, Coiiiiuls'r Commissioner Dairy and Footll Supreme Court Justice of Geo. O. Knowles, Ind. A. E..Wh!taker, I. S. O. P. L. 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OWM00MNeSMH t-OrHiO rH CO t- CO CO 00 CM CO O C "tooococoot-ooeoeo I CO CO CO rH rH rH M ?1 " I- r Cf h . ( M f i ( Jj ji o fl o ia m w t- m f m im co OMOr"lOCftlClt-'iHgr-iClllajfl4CDliHr-tOlOOlOtCt-Ht-MNMOt-MOr-tCmOai - rn eo eo eo w eo n NoticeT. h" , toe of M order ' 'Te" that b, of U. County Lf y Cai nd entered otrM0". If i ' oay of April. lSon.,.,!11 U trlx of th. -J.MU: na condition. . " tit Now, therefore "T. order, I will from 01 H o'clock In t,. ...oa 44 ih, ,1 day, the 28th day ,T " Tri the law office in M. u room o, over the Flm V.., u. In in Eugene, une cLntlm41 bi Oreeon nrr.. t0Bty, 8uu private sale to the J?.f 4 U following di2lfhS1'M belonging to aalrf ...... .real MUt. south half of the MTi!.ro-wlt: Tha and the fractl" Wtfto," ' southwest na.,J: .8t ha'f ot ti.1 township 18 south of rtn'r.",11' " consisting of 92 14 acr2 5? ? Lane county, Oregon laD1 ' Dated this 27th dav' i bbbLScA' 1w"6oi. LNRBAUOH. Au'yl? . l?ummoiu tn the Circuit Court of the Stat, m Oregon for Lane Co,it,i oI Louisa A Bowen, vZmt W B. Parmenter, defendant 1 To David B. Parmenter, "I" ann. named defendant: boTe In the namp nt v.o . you are hereby summon "'f8?0 ed to appear in said circuit court . J Eugene City, Lane county ! Oregon, on or before six week. , 1, the date of the first nM?lk' ,r011! this summons, and ... .V. 5 plaint of the plaintiff filed theX for want thereof the plaintiff wil, a ' ply to the court for the relief for in the complaint nmiv . - annullment of the m.rri... ...... 8 f.X,1,Stin,gHbftWen you and the S tlff, of date October 21st, 1907 ind for such other relief as to the court may seem equitable and Just. Tt la nrriftrarJ hu th- . A T rn ii ,"" wuri, iue Hon. T. Harris, Judge thereof, dated April 25, 1908, that service of sum mons be made upon you by publica tion 1n the Eugene Guard, a newspa per ot general circulation, published daily in said county, Sunday except ed, for six consecutlvn woat, tk. date of the first publication being Monday, the 27th riav nf inrii ioah GEO. B. DORRIS, - Plaintiff's Attorney. GUAHDIAX S SALE. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned guardian ot the person and estate of Harold Frederlckson and Bertha Frederlckson, minors, was by virtue of an order ot the Probate Court of Lane County, Ore gon, dated the 9th day ot May, 1908, duly licensed to sell all the right, title and Interest of said minors in and to lot one, block one, ot Jones' Addition to the City of Cottage Grove, Oregon. Pursuant to said order and license said guardian will sell said lot one at public auction to the high est bidder for cash, on Monday, tht 15th day of June, 1908, at the hour of 1 o'clock p. m. at the Court House door In Eugene, Lane County, Ore gon, and if no satisfactory bid is re ceived therefor, said guardian will sell after said time, the said real property at private sale to the high est bidder for cash. Dated this 16th day of May, 1908. MARY E, KRAUTER, Guardian. , Notice for Publication United States Land Office. Rnaohnrir fir . Anrll 1. 190S Notice Is hereby given that In compliance with the provisions of the act of congres of June 3, 1878, enti tled "An act for the sale of timber lands In the states nf-Callfornla, Ore gon, Nevada and Washington terri tory," as extended to all the public land states by act of August 4. 1S9!, Leslie P. Miller, of Eugene, county ot Lane, stale of Oregon, did on Severn-, ber 1 0, 1907, file in this office his sworn statement No. 9426 for the purchase of the W of SW14 and SE4 of SWV4 of Section No. 34, a Township 19 south. Range No J west W. M., and will offer proof to show' fhnt the land sought Is more valuable fur Its timber or stone tnan for agricultural purposes, and to es tablish bis e!alm to said land betore W. W. Calkins, l S. Commissioner, it his office in Eugene, Oreein. on to.Hov the 4th day of August, 190S. "' Poihl. of Ensene, Oregon: 3? -Wiihelm. of Zlon, Oregon; Hermann Miller, of Glide, Oregon: James n helm, of Creswell. Oregon Any and all persons olalmln H versely the above-described lands are requested to file their cla Inis n tW office on or before the said 4th 7 of August, inns. BENJAMIN L. EDD. Register- . U 'J ' r r v ( :o ijs a a a c OltlMlKVM S 111(1 SHOW Is highly commendnble. Those who mw.i ti(Ki i iitH l want to see a dollar show for 25 1 1 ' cents should certainly take In the Or- i pneum tins week. The curtain rises , Hav; you aeKiecinC your Vlr1n. at SMS. Next week "The Village u.vo .... ' ho nr....t.t " your nervous There la noloubt that the Orpho-. urn theatre this week Is slvlns the largtst and best dramatic production for 20 and cents that was even Fool" will bo presented. offered in "ugene. "Th llohem- Pour Into mold nnil when cold Knr-ifeel that life is worth llvln sr, , Inns" is fie name of the lil play this u ii.. i is I w. , . ti',.lr ntt.l It 1. nl.. I,,. , . I...., ..r ... nish with rnndled cherries. Serve I oents, tea or tablets. with whipped crenm or any Rood pud-1 Linn Drug Co. ding sauce. JKI.I.-O Is sold by grocers nt 10 centa per package all Bee aupplle of all klnna Chambers Hardware Co. OA 8 -J? on I A. B,an tha -J? irYl" H" l" BMJK week and It Is elvlntt the best of sat isfaction to the crowds who visit hte Orphonm each t'Jyht. L. ltrlghnm IVrcftil, the leading man, Eric T. Kleppln, as the Jew comedian, and r.iiinj iioner nave principal pans in at cigar atoro, iJt Willamette street, this flno production, and their work ji C. XADKAl' Wll.l, oi-r.X 1:MPI.0Y.MKXT OKI'U K der the eyes? In connection with his cigar store, nt 531 Willamette street. Those wish ing help telephone Red 14 21, or call United states -. Rosehurg. Ore.. AP - Notice is hereby given hat In co pllance with the prorl. act or congress -;. , tun. titled "An Act for the a oM ber lands In tne "'.,nKt,n ter- Oregon, Nevada and y'-uwic rltory." as exienuvu u ... -land states by act o Aug ' : oM Thomas E. Seavy. of Eune',ld ,n of Lane. State ot Ongon. i " January 27. 19"S. file in this fw his sworn statement o. ' h the nurchase of the W-1 u r..'.in nf Section ,h iub'"" it auu-' In Township 1 w M. Range No. 2 9.how tbat the and will offer proof to sno , land sought Is more ' U,D lf0lur.I timber or stone than lr c,la purposes, and to cstaWis". b to said land before . m V. S. Commissioner, at u,e Eucene. Oregon, on T iir. 20th day of August. L 1 He names -' ci.y. '-" Theime, of Mohawk. ('' . Jfi Yarnell, ot ' e,,n: J Seavey. of Ei.eene. Ore Seavey, of Eugene. reIlinvni Any and nil l'-r . versely the a '. ,,.lD1 la ' SVBSCIUBE l-XJIl THE GVAHD. i 1451 Wlllanictte atre!t. Phone Red of August, 1.JAi,IN L. Wdt SilS.lS"2aSi?t5gfliSSgg58S I n iiniMuns' niltriKI I'lLLS ! picmc at mow There will be a public picnic at Crow on the 5th of June. In the forenoon there will be a short pro grapi and in the afternoon there will net am mA J .. ... L ' ! ' "r 1111 " " irouuie witn your oe races and ball games. Prizes will j kldneye and blaler? Have you 1 be Klven r"r the fastest foot races, pains tn the loins, side, back rroln. I n,en' ra(,e. hoys' race, girls' race. Tor. .. . - , , iuK-oi-war nnd ba game. loo frequent a dea rs' Thor -ui . ' . . tn naa i,in.9 t . a uuiite in me even to pa.s urine? If so, Williams' Kid-, Ing. Tickets, 11.23, supper Included, ney Pill, will cure yon. Sold br Linn O I7'oCo-' prlce 60 cent9- Williams Mfg. Co., pro..,., Cleveland. Ohio. sine, b:. ..... tuauillltj -UaiLiHll',
