THB EUGEJfE DA ITT GUARB, THt'BfiDAV, JIWH 4, 1008
rH-.tfJ'v''A v- !
LANE COUNTY'S
VOTE ON THE
SKI
, tor him earriTd the county by 700,
i aer-'inlin;; to present figures.
The roiortinnal representation
bill Is alK-url in tho enmity hy 300.
' The in entire to Jlinit the money
uvf-l hi a (:jJi3'.'ai';u pa.ised, apparent
ly -1 to 1.
'1 lii' la t'i li 'rlt tin- b-uaiice of In
il.'enn nts lo Kiamt jnrii Is 300
votes ahee.1 in thin ruitiiiy.
Tli bill la divide Wasco county
aim leads In t lie "ye" column by
I sc-viral hundred.
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ovi;it iTito ( m v(;i; or oati; oivo WIFP WAQ
vn f u ii ii u iimu
I'OK STATIC i:i.l. TIO.V, I'.KCAIXI
ISILL AM) I'HOI'OltTIDXAL I'.IOl'i,
HKHKXTATIO.Y A XI) OTIIKul
VERY PAD TEMPER
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Pliiklnim'H Yoncliililo CoiiiimmiikI. f
Haved Uvr lifn, JNuul liiir letter, i
MKAsntus wox mail';
I Arthur W. Siinnncrs yesterday le-
Kan suit In the circuit court agalnHt
hiK wife, Frances M.t for divorce and
i for the custody of their minor child.
With complete results from thirty j Clifford. In his complaint Summers
precincts out of fifty Lanu county ! ullenes that he and his wife were,
, , , , .I,,!.,,,, married at Junction City on January
has a majority in favor of prohibition .... ,,., fi,, ui. .if0
' "Mra. T. C. V i'lliwisen, of Manning,
Tntrra w-fitiia f - At m li trh (i 111 r
Mcan favor of prohibition rriro37 fhfcV hlf,
fcarnVv'Ckm vtr - Tlle heav"",t a,ly """j "as an utiKovenmblo Unir.er and U
life, and 1 cannot express my Krntititdo ; clnct went wet was Coyote, which , continually liUerferlnj; with his basi
tovou in words. For years I suffered I gave a, mrnoritv of 21 to U.e wet col-inos!i- tll0 hiiWIlls him up to the rid
vith thu worst forms of female, com-1 " " ' j leulo rif pWrHons with whom ho does
plaints, continually doctoring ami j ,lmn' 'in'slncsn and with his family and
upending lots of money for inudlclno The University bill will curry U'.i! . friends. I le alliiKes that she has
without help. If wrote vou for advice. : county try 1 700 votes. A f'iw lire-! threatened to kill him. Williams &
followed it as dlreeti'd, ifiid took Lydia ' cincts )inV not yet n port"d, but no Mean are the attorneys for the plain
K J'inkham's VeireliibleConinound'ariil 1 Kroat clniiiue Is likely lo be made. 1 tiff.
it lias iv.-torcd ine to perfect health. fir the bills referred to the pepple
lliui it, not been for vou I should have i by the legislature, two have carried j
lieeii in toy grave to-ilay. 1 wish every i t he county and t wo have been lost In j
iilferin;j woman would try it. " Lane. Tlle measure to lm-reare the;
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.;-1-;- X'rrXXi
For thirty yi-ain I.ydia K. I'ink- i ,,r,.sl.rit figures nearly r, to 1. Tim :
twin's Yejfiilahli) CViiiihiiiiii1, liuidt; j bin to Jociile s'ate institutions e'.-ie-i
from roeta and herbs, lias been the ; where than lit tim. capital or Hie state ;
iitandartl TiMnedy for fenialo. ills, by act of legislature and by vote;
niidhasiKisitividycltn'dtlioiisiiiidsdf of the people leads in Kane byf
women who have, heon trounled with :boiit. r.oo majority. ,
tliNplarr.tncTttsjMllannniKion.iil.'erft. I , T'"' llU "' "
priodio imuiM, lmekae he, that hear-1 1() lll(.rP:lH0 ,,, lllln,i,er of supreme
iiig.(liiwnt('ulinr,iiiiliileii('y,iiitlifi!S.:;)lI(1(!(!g from Ull.c(, t0 f;VB 7r,u i,e
tit)ii,diz7.iness,ori)'fvous prostration, hind. !
Why don't you It y it? ! Of thn rofnrendum bills the armory j
Mrs. Pliiklmm Invites all sick j tipproprlnl Ion seems to ua list) votes
tvoiiifii to write. Hit tor iitlvleo. ' " " " . The merits of the Texas Wonder
Who llUS tfll l (Ml (lloilHnmlH S i 1,1 """" "'"'"", von would never suffer from Wdnev
in. A...M i hiiiH i anil in tits The bill to ive " wouia ntver suner irom maney,
ad i:htisi:i) I.KTTI'.IIH
The followini; letters remain In
IJiiKene pos'office uncalled for:
linker, .M1.-.S Ida.
lioiiKhton, .Iud(,'e S. W.
Ilnell, .Mrs. U. M. (2).
Dull ich, .lames.
C'aniibell, W. J.
Davis, Owen.
Fisher, Off.
Fox, C. K. (2)
Hansen, Clans.
Harris, h. A.
f'arker, .Mrs, IOunls.
Spencer, It. W. ,
J. L. PACK, P. M.
11' you KXKW
-DON'T MISS THE OPENING DAY
i
OCKERLINE & WETHERBEE beg to announce that on
June 6th, at 9 a. m. sharp they will open their Great . and Orfe-
Merchandise ever attempted in any store in this city -or in any other city for that matter P e
manps that you join the throngs that will respond to this announcement. This is the Opportunity you u
wishing for. WAIT FOR IT. Watch for our big Ad in Friday's papers and see your SAVINGS n'r,18"
FORGET THE DAY. - UQN'T
Cock
Saturday, June 6th at 9 a. m.
erline
Wefeerbee
8hand ;
Willamptta
beulth. Address, Ljuu, Muss.
t'UNTIlAli CDMMITTKK MHHTIXO
A meotttiK of tho Lnne County
Democratic Central Clnimlttee 1b call
ed for next Saturday at 1 p. m. for
selecting delegates to tho stati? con
vention. All commlttoonien and can
didates for state delegtaes are re
quested to bo present.
L. M. TRAVIS, '
Chairman Lano County Democratic
Central Commltteo.
Darwin Hale, of Klnilra, spent last
nlKht In the city.
the shorifMn each county full charge ; '"-""'"V, """"' l
of prisoners, and that he shall work bott' lv 'no"tn.8 treatment) sold
l.i, ii,. ,.,,i o,,i ,n,n.to i,,. ! ly O. J. Hull, or by mall. Send fort
i i,,Vi J , Inno I testimonials. Dr. K. W. Hall, 2926
carried heavily In l.ane. mi.. , a. t
fqual suffrage Is behind about 400 ! 011ve street, St. Louis.
votes, though in one precinct it cur-
rled 2 to 1. "V, Tl 7, T . , ,
Both fish bills are in the lead, the . Cures dizzy spells, tired feelings,
nnn nrnsented bv the minor fish men .stomach and liver troubles, Keops
by 200 or more, the one by the lower , yp , well nil summer. That s what
qqo Holllster s Rocky Mountain Tea will
The famous Roddy bill la over l.-'.f- Tj-y it and you will always buy
000 votes behind In Lane. The sin-:11- 35 cents, tea or tablets. Llun
Kle tax Is behind 1500, wJillo the re-iUr"e Company,
call bill Is ahead by BOO. .
The bill to instruct the members of ' Kow Is tins? A fine $2 fountain
the legislature to vote for the peo-ien for tl at Watts' Jewelry Btore. j
pie's choice for United States sena- Every pen warranted. '
tiiimn-.fins.
In the Circuit t'oiirt of the State of
Oregon for the County of Lane . .
Edna M. Gardner, plaintiff, vs.
Burton tiardner, defendant.
To Burton Gardner, the above named
defendant:
In the nam,1 of the State of Ore
gon: You are hereby summoned and
required to appear and auswer tho
complaint of the above named plain
tiff In the above entitled court, now
on file with the clerk of said court,
on or before t ho 11th day of July,
190S, and you are hereby notified
that if you fall lo appear a4id answer
said complaint as hereby required
the plaintiff will sk said court for
the relief demanded in said complaint
so filed with the clerk of said court,
to-wlt:
For the dissolution of the mar
riage contract now existing between
plaintiff and defendant and for the
care and custody of the minor child
of plaintiff and defendant, Lyndel
Fay Gardner, and for full relief here
in. This summons. Is served upon you
by order of Hon. L. T. Harris, judge
of the above entitled . court, duly
made at chambers In Eugene, Ore
gon, on the -2 1st day of- May, 1908,
requiring the first publication here
of to be made on the 23rd day of
May, 1908, and the' last publication
thereof on the 11th day of July,
1908, and that you appear on or
before the lltirday of July, 1908.
L. BILYEU,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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WE WILL HH IC'ir,
WITH AIOXKY TO'lll'ItX,
WIIKN COXfiKKSS OIVKS
TAlilFK 15KVISIOX A TUltX
There seems to be much discussion
and difference of opinion on the tar
riff question by the shining lights of
our great parties. We are molding
public opinion to regard the Theatre
Restaurant with high favor and set
tling all doubts as to its meals being
equaled any where In the city. Th,e
only argument that Is needed to con
vince you that the Theatre Restau
rant is all that we claim for it is
to give it a trial. It's bill of fare
will please you.
THEATRE CAFE
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' ' ut year ,)urterh:)U(i
' bene (ir hi,, bon "
v Know huw t
I'.n- ynur table as
so that they will look temptln,
as well as tender anil S1lnr.uln.
Our ( prices lire low for prime
Brodsrs' Bros
Ph-ne Main 40 . . Wr,8ti, t.
Subscribe tor the DAILV GUARD.
Julius
Goldsmith
NEW YORK
CLIPPER
IS THE GREATEST
THEATRICAL I SHOW
IN THE WORLD.
$4.00 Per Year. Single Copy, 10 CM
ISSUED WEEKLY.
Sample Copy Free,
FRANK QUEEN PUB. C0.U.
ALBERT J. FORIB, I'l BUSlIERS. I
MANAtiBK. 4T W.2STU bT.lf Tonl
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4a
Street Addition
I j
The streets have just been nicely graded and the sale of lots is
brislc. Many people are buying the very choicest residence lots
at lower prices than will ever again be offered in Eugene.
People are waking up t3 the unusual advantages of BLAIR
STREET ADDITION.
IT
s
THE TALK OF THE
TOWN
U-i
Do you 'realize what an investment in this addition will do for you? How can it avoid ad
vanciug in value with these lots lying right against the built up district, and where the
city is certain to get its greatest growth? Let que of the agents named below take you
out there. You don't need to buy if you doil't want to, but we think you will want to after
; you see these tine lots and know about the easy terms you make your own terms you
may have, better not wait; the other fellow is getting busy and it's time you acted, before
all are sold. There arc only twenty lots aud two acre tracts left.
McMURPHE 5T & R UGH
GARRETT REAL ESTATE CO.
OREGON HOME LAND CO.
r
OREGON LAND CO.
HOWE & BUOY
PACIFIC LAND CO.
UMMIMSKIft I
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