" e ' KM '
JCause oi nany
Sudden Deaths.
,,liae prevailing in this
-li.ime-lolis I'ccausefco (iecep
'?M? ilijA tive Many sudden
l" Ik nv-.J deaths are caused
-iili? l ncart .lis-
(ST .; . Jt-j-sM ease, pneumonia,
WSL heart failure or
e -Ji viltll
the result of kid-
b,j ney disease. If
rjlxtk PJ kidney trouble is
rVjM I" RjI allowed toadvance
l.j3t 1 the kidney-poison-
TJCi nlox will at
"SnuTrortiaiis. causing catarrh of
u or the kidneys themselves
:ui . -.1, W,, ,!
troubles almost always result
.ifraiieeuient of the kidi.eys aud
-obtained quickest by. a proper
'.fpr Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the
-kidiitv liver and bladder remedy.
a' ecu inability to hold urine and
':,epain i passing it, and over-
jut unpleasant necessity of beiHg
in passing it,
'm-ct ap many timea durinjr the
"The mild and the extraordinary
f",c Siiamp-Koot is soon realized.
ottlieiiiui-""""'"s "j"-.-no-Root
is piensaut to take and is
ilnieeists ill flt'tv-cent and
potties, luumuv nave a
,qr si.v i"'." - .
E't bottle of this wonderful new riis--rdid
n hook that tells all about it,
cfnt free w man. nuiuchs. ur. ivii
S: Co., Eiiigliainton, N. Y. When
a mention reading this generous
ui this paper. Don't make any
Lite, but reiueiiio'-r me iiiiuie.owamp.
p. Pr. IvliniCI s iiuiiiu-ttwi, aim mc
, as, Bingliaiutoii, N. Y., oil every
G
ADMIRATION
gained by care of personal
taarance. Let us look: alter
yojrs :lean, press and re-
piii, when neceeesary your
;uments, ,artd you'll receive
all that's coming to you and
i Me bit more.
Everything possible in
Cleaning and Dyeing
Eugene Dye Works
6th md Willamette Sts.
Phone Red 2861
We sell
the best lines
of
Staple and Fancy
Groceries
In our new loca
tion we insure
prompt service
and courteous
treatment. Try
us with a share
of your patronage
EUGENE GROCERY
104 Wist Eighth Street
.IGARg
Julius
Goldsmith
A- C. MATHEWS
. Gtneral Teaming
"ete. Gravel, Building
" and good excavation
- -' iu IUI MIC
r Black 2311
call at 345 V 4 th
r1 Mt,K(i.VS KI'ltMYLIlK
r ACTOHY
TWO STORY
ADOlTiOfj 18
SMITH 3UIL0IHG
MDltK IMPROVKMI NS To .it s..
M-SS I'ltol'K.tTV-AXXKX
yyrv to K ll(ILT vr
om-b-kiioxt m.11)X(.
VIM, HE IMI'K.)VKI)WALT()X
WII.I, ALSO IMPROVF.
TIIK EVGKXE DAn.V OVARD. MONDAY, JVXK . 10ft,
'mnU SUHVEY03S toesTvanto
LEAVE FOR HCIiNTJifiS1
C I I: ..
I.. H Kml.v.
drawn by A,,,,.'.
. " '""-'luii uuuuton to the buibl
dlti.mwill he to the i-Varof'the Ih, J
stroi't. It v , ... . . '.r
1.., n. ' Wlt" 3 StlllfilWV
Ki.lin trom Park street in ihe rear
1 he store room v.tll iJe ,mirillv s ;
M r Sm th H-tit ,.i ...
front of h U iiiiu,n.,,r i
corniees and cementinK the exterinr.
f 1,1 11, ,. "l ule exterior
of his block adjoining.
7
MAltltirn
T
At the home nf v rt inri,..,. nr.
West Fifth street, Eugene, this morn
ing at ju:3U ocloek Warren Thatch
er and Mrs. Mary Taylor, Rev. 11 A
Green of ficiat insr The eH,u-,r '
attended by only a few of the inti
mate trlends of the cotinle, who will
reside on the ri'ev VOad.
At the residence of the Bride's pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Monilnsstar.
a mile and a half southwest of Drain,
on Wednesday evening. June 3. I !!.-.'
at 7:30 o'clock, Fletcher Enitlaml. of
Walker, l.nne county, to Miss Silivl
Moruinnstar. Rev. f'harles Murnini:
star, liroiher of the bride, officiating-
A number of invited quests, he
sides several members of the family
of the bride, were present and eniov-
cd a splendid wedding supper and
spent an enjoyable evening. The
newly married couple left on Thurs
day morning's local for some point in
Lane county to reside, taking with
them the best wishes of many
friends. Roseburg Review.
A CASE OF AR80X
AT THE GRAND
One of the pictures at the Grand
tonight looks so near like the real
thing that an announcement has to
be made to the audience before it is
shown on the screen not to get scared
as there Is not the least bit of dan
ger. The title of I tis "A Case of
Arson," and in it a good portion of a
town Is burned over and nearly a
hundred shots are exchanged between
the outlaws and the enraged citizens.
The entire program will be found in
another column, and will run for
three nights, with a change Thurs
day night. All seats 10 cents.
1 Vi.ivi
i;ikl AKKlVl s
THIS AKTKRXOOX WORK
Wll.l. ItlKiix WHERE I.KETOKE
1 VT I Al l.
A number of Harrlman surve.vors
! in Kluen.. n, ,,(..1 w ...
o the mountains , ast of here
to resume work on the Natron exten
sion survey. They were: .1. J. Cull
Man. K. M. Whipple, J. M tskowits.
I !' "adcer. C. 11. Benson and S. P
viuth. They left this morning tor
ne scene of their labors and will be
ollowed by other gangs from time to
"nie. Engineer Rankin, who has
charge of the work, arrived here this
attern.inn In company with his wife
To a rep.rter be stated that bis meii
will begin where they left off last
lal! and th-.y expect to be at work till
late in the winter, or until the snow
drives them ont. Mr. Rankin will
l'-au- for the mountains tomorrow.
4,
At l.e.iberg. Sunday mnniing, .lune
.Mrs. .1 ,h:i I . hanks. The
Mineral was h; !d tod.iv with Inter
ment In Camp Creek cemeterv. liov.
Henry S. Cliample conducted the ser
vices. At her home near Mapleton. 011
Wednesday, .tune 3, 190S. after a
long illness, Mary, wife of George It.
Camp, in the 47th year of her age.
Mary Gordon was born in Ohio on
August 17 lsiil. and when a young
girl moved to Minnesota with her
parents. The family settled near
N'orthfield and there she was married
to t.eorge B. Camp on July 4. ISttl.
About fifteen years ago Mr. and
Mrs. Camp with their family came
to Oregon'and purchased land on
Miowies Creek, where they have
since resided.
The funeral was held at Mapleton
sterday. Interment taking place at
the Odd Fellow's cemeterv.
Pe;-:des her husband Mrs. Camp
leaves a family of six sons and two
daughters all of whom are at home
e.xcept the eldest daughter, who re
sides near liarristterg. Oregon. A
br, ther and two sisters reside near
Ohio. Florence West..'
P M1TCHEL FAY.
ICepyrtght. ues, by C. N. 1
I HE
1
HE GOT TAST THE
OVAltO.
test
Y.'U.u,h sol
dier I ever
knew, said the
Confederate vet
ernu. was a fel
low who earn
tlown to sTy on
us. Talk uIkwi
wis. This mau
was sllppler than
any et?l that ever
vrlgslel through
rive lingers. Ami
the gall behad: A
noose at the end
of a rope didn't
Heenl to have any
terrors for blm.
We'd take
lieM escape
Instead of
ting liaek
Ills own
him.
and
get-
illtO)
lilies
SOMETHING v 7OKo H NX HILE SALE CLOSES SATURDAY
Ccckerline (8b WeLherbee's
Great and Original
Shopping Carnival
A S THE SALE progresses values grow bigger Cand better. Remember every
article every yard ot merchandise in the entire stock is reduced positively
nothing reserved. We are not trying to unload a bunch of old moth eaten, out
of date or damaged stock. We are selling everything in this big fine stock every
article, every piece is fine seasonable, up-to-the-minute goods, at prices that make every
i-t"i
P
k
Thinks It Saved Ills Uf
Lester M. Nelson, of Naples, Maine,
says in a recent letter: "I have used
Dr. King's New Discovery for years
for coughs and colds, and 1 think it
saved my life. I have found It a re
liable remedy or throat and lung
troubles, and would no more he
without a bottle than I would he
without food." For nearly forty
years New Discovery has been at the
head of throat and lung remedies. As
a preventative of pneumonia and
healer of weak lungs it has no equal.
Sold under guarantee at W. A. Kuy
kendall's drug store. aOc and $1.
Trial bottle free.
WILLIAMS' KIDNrI 111 AM
Have yon negiecir your kidneys?
Have you overworked your nervous
system and caused trouble with your
kidneys and bladder? Have you
pains In the loins, side, back, groins
der the eyes? Too frequent a desire
to pass urine? If so, Williams' Kid
ney Pills will cure yon. Sold by Linn
Drug Co., price 50 cents. Mlliams
Mfg. Co., props., Cleveland, Ohio.
siioiTsiioi' iN conntti
p p shinn has opened up a first-
class shoe shop In Coliurg. All work
guaranteed, firing in join J'
Warmer tunes P" Lea"
ers at awnm
"THE VILLAGE l'txll."
AT THE OR
IIEl'M
"The Village Fool will be given Its
first production at the Orpheum the
atre tonight. This fine play Is full of
wholesome fun and is widely differ
ent from last week's play, as all the
scenes are laid down on the farm.
Edward Vivian, a popular member
of the Allen Stock Company, has
joined the Orpheum forces and he
will make his first appearance in the
new play tonight. L. Ilrlgham Per-,
cival, the leading man, will be seen )
in uie line roie, ana .miss rmiiy 1101
zer, the leading lady, will also have
a fine part. Taken all In all, to
night's show will be worth seeing.
TEA
New York is too far
from Japan; San Fran
cisco is nearer.
Your rrocer ppturm rour moner It fott doal
Mia bchiUioif'a Beit; vrt pu bun.
PRIVATE BOARDING
M,.o QHnu-nrth wilt onen a lirlvnte
boarding house at the Shelley resi
lience at the corner ot vi est r-.igmn
and Charnelton streets the first of
..vt u-..-k There will bo the best
of service, and a first-class chef will
l. .,,,, loved Mrs SklOWOrtll Will
also have two nice, bedrooms In con
nection. Jo
wu.i.uiw I'jimot.ic haijVR
WITH AHNH-'A and WITCH HAEL
The best salve In tne worm tor cuts,
k..,ani e.traa nlcera Knit rheum, tet-
, .hj ,iH hnnrla Anrt all skin erUO-
tiotis. Guaranteed to give satisfaction
or money refunded. Horn Dy l.inn
Drug Co. Williams Mig uo., props..
Tying her bonnet under her chin,
She tied her raven ringlets in;
Then to the store she went with glee,
For Hollister s mcny ..luuiitatu i,
Linn Drug company.
NEW TOP AT
LOTS FOR SALE BY OWNER Two
lots and H-room house, ham. line
land for garden; on Fourth street,
near mill race. Lot lfiOxSS on
Twelfth and Alder streets, Just
north of Patterson school. J. L
Walton. r,l."i Willamette street, tf
rf
cigars.
manufactured
for
- r retail tran Satur.ic
Mew. Factory at east end
et. Repairin,; solicited.
. - "d.'i. itesldence pnoue
:;;i;es smoking good
-' -s':.!::! relaxatioa
The M-MrtHoed Cigar is a
, . ..... !-':iKtrg:n-ii
lavrint: - . ,n,
I, is r -v.- ccs' i0'
Cigar o;-..; ' ':cl
T-KFN t'P Team of horses, one
bright hav, weight 120 or 1300,
h-anded "V" on left shoulder:
m ire light Iron gray. Came to my
place near Mulk'-v remet-ry r'n
day night. 8. a. Mller. H5
I nsT Between Baptist church and
' Thirteenth and Olive streets, a
small brown purse with strap.', con
taining a gold ring and two pen-n..-a.
Return to Guard office. J 10
FOR SALE Complete furnishings
fr eight rooms at bargain. En
quire at Guard offlce J"
FOR SM.K Any part of ''OO shares
In ,(, Comtoek Golden .- J
, per share. r. u. no, . ...
Portland. Or. J1J
FOR ?U.K 'h-a' hay. Squ re!
;., , Phone Farmer- i
1a';:" 0
U stl.t A fir-'-rla-.
v .. n'o a de ng
. ',-. . r Ai l'-r street, tf I
. i
led go on spying. He wouldn't go
aack to the commander who sent him
until he'd Mulshed bis joti mid got all
:be information he wanted.
Our trouble was that we were In the
:lold, where we hadn't njt.J;til io put
him lu. The tirst time we caught blm
red handed, with memoranda of our
forces on blm, the guard was dead
tired after a twenty-four hour march
ind went to sleep. To got away that
time was easy. We caught hlui and
shut blm up In n bo car on the rail
road track. Ho sawed ft hole In the
bottom of the car. let himself down
ind got past the guard lu the dark
less. Well, we caught him again, though
this time he tried hard enough to make
bis lines, und I wanted' to siring him
right up. The colonel came pretty near
giving me an order to do so, but con
eluded that he'd better get tho gen
eral's, order, and this necessitated our
keepltig him overnight. This time wo
.lecldcd to put blm hi a farmhouse.
We put a guard In the room with lilm
tnd a double guard on tho outside of
:he bouse.
The Yank, besides being slick, was
tlie best looking chap you ever saw
in your life, and he had such u pleas
ant smile that I hated tho loea of put
ting an end to it. There was a half
:rown girl In the bouse, nn awkward,
freckled, red hcaiicd thing that none of
us noticed or considered any element
)f danger. How the spy found a way
3f getting her Interested In him or
whether she did It all without the
tsklng we never found out. Sbo ran
into tho room where he was and ex-
oltedly told the sentry that the Yanks
were coming full tilt. T'bo guard ran
jut, and when he found It wns only a
icare and went back the prisoner
wasn't there. Ho got away through a
lecrct tunnel the farmer bad dug.
He was a beautiful runner we had
had experience In that aud an artful
dodger besides,
but he had little
start, and wn
felt no fear of
not catching
htm. Jnst as we
wore starting lu
different direc
tions a man told
us of some blood
hounds nenr by,
so we got 'em,
and they picked
up, the scent Wo
didn't hurry
much as soon as
we found wo
could gut tho
dogs, or, rather,
the inau I sent
fur 'em was - a
long wlillo get- ,, Tllg HKTnr
ting em, ana l yanks we hi con
reckon the Yank 'M"'
ind got about forty minutes' start; but,
Lord, that wasn't anything since he
was more than twenty miles from his
Ines. and we fell dead sure of getting
ilm.
The dogs kept tho scent for shout a
mflc, when they lost It ut a creek. The
Yank bad walked In the water some
llstance, and tlien. Instead of getting
back on to dry land on the opposite
tide, he crossed farther up. This
threw the dogs off the scent for tjulte
iwhlle.
The first we beard of oar man be'd
taken a horse out of a widow's barn.
We followed him through a chimp of
bouses where there was a store and
learned thst he'd gone Into tho store,
told the storekeeper thst he was a
Confederate courier In a hurry with
Importsnt dispatches, helped himself to
what he could Und to eat and asked
the storekeeper If he bad any red pn
per, as he was mighty fond of It on
meat. The storekeeper gave him
box, and the Ysnk Jumped on bis boroe
and galloped away.
Kunny. wasn't It a man flying from
the rope so particular about the sea
soning ef bis food? By this time we'd
tracked blm aome ten miles, and a
was going straight In the direction of
Ihe Federal lines, but bis borne dtdnt
seem to be much of a besst for endur
ance, for we kept bearing of the man
nearer and nearer. Wben about two
mile ahead of ns he left the road aud
made for a big Held, letting down a
rail fence to gt Into It. H soon struck
the road again, and It was evident that
he'd made a cutoff. Then we followed
him up a creek that wns pretty near
dry and at last corr.e to his bone, ly
ing stone dead In a cotton field.
"Hooray:" we sll shouted. MWve
rot him! Another mile or two H do the
bUfV.ess"
Hut be'd li"'ii riding sll tho while
I.IM your properly w th ihe Ore
Itzon Land C'ftpany Put an honest
prke on it and we will md have It
sold. It
pocket book welcome the news of this greatest of all sales. Be sure and come tomorrow
and join the throngs ol enthusiastic shoppers that make our store their headquarters while
down town. Don't miss the opening special every morning at a. m.
.
niuiW!ilTitn.axiimniii,3riryCTitrjmw.iii1iiiii ""tlWlWlHIl lMSI MalWiaM I lit III 1 1 1 II 1 1
I 42c 43c 5c 9c 15c 87c
For Renfrew l-'or Coi-m-I For our hoi For I.oiimIuIi' l-'or colored l-ee it, ,
Iiilila.-k Covers hiiillds f Muslin Tillile Oil Cor-cls
That Sells That Sell Calicoes That Sell Cloth Tlint Sell
Regular for Regular lor Regular for Regular for Regular for Regular fur
SI.iii. yd .Vie 7c mid He il. IJijcyd. i!Oc yd. l.(ll
NEvV GOODS RUSHED FORWARD TO KEEP ASSORTMENTS COMPLETE
Our stock contained nuny
hundrrcU of dolMrs worth of
Burplui fur spring and summer
businr&s. We've rushed them
out put them on the counters
marked with Cirnivtl Prices,
You know what me ah BUY
AND SAVE.
$17,98 $5.75 I $1201
l'or Men's fine l-'or Men's Kor Men's
Soils Hint Suits Suits
That Sell That Sell That Sell
Everywhere Regular for Regular for
for Si'-iLV.Vl IH7.no 1. 1.(1(1
Did you get any of that
Corset Cover Embroidery
yet. We have some lelt.
Better come early, values
to 75c going at 23c
SALE CLOSES SATURDAY EVENING JUNE 13th, AT 10 A.M.
$4.98
For ljldles
l ine Silk
lVHlrouK
Regular for
SII.IMI
43c
l-'or IjhIIcs'
Fine Soil log )
. That sell
Regular for
Olio
$1.85
l-'or l4Mllc'
l'lue Shirt-
Waists
Regular lor
Ijl'J.no
12c
For TimI'iV
fiho Si-amli'MH
llttsr, Srl
Itrmilill' ttv
liV
10c
For Fljxmvil
lalliVliM 1 1 in t
Aluuys wll
tor
Mr
Cockerline Wetherbee
$9.98
l''or ii fine
large Trunk
I bill Sells
Regular for
8th and
WilliimetteSt
Eugene, Ore.
THE IOOS BNFE7.FO
AM) SNE.K.KU.
aim must have lieen as fresh as a daisy
for running. Anyway, he gave us a
lively chnse.
First we ca me
upon his hat, that
hud doubtless
been knocked off
by a branch, and
be hadn't lost
lime In picking
It up. Hum of
our meu bad
forced hiin to ei
chiiuye a pair of
woriiout shoo
for hla boots, and
pretty soon we
found blood In bis
tracks. We cal
culated we vers
not half a mile
behind hlui, and
It was still five
miles to the near
est Federal pick
et. Tho blood
tracks grow moro and more marked,
and It wns plain that ho couldn't run
rery fast with bleeding feet.
All of a sudden the foremost dog,
skipping along with his hobo to the
ground, stopped and sneezed.' The
neit and tho licit did tho isme till
overy dog was sneezing so hard we
were afraid they'd sncuxo tholr heads
off. Tho Yank iiad poured red pepper
In his shoes, in which there were
plenty ot holes, through which It could
ran out Into his tracks. The dogs
sneezed and sneezed and then turned
litl on the trail. No whipping would
drive them on. Home of us followed
the Yank, but we didn't get blm. The
Inst we enw of him be was scooting
Into the federal lines. ,
What did we do with the girl who'
bellied him get away? Nothing. And
I've been glad ever since wo didn't.
Die Ysnk rime beck after the war and
eiarrled her. They're living In tho
house from which she helped blm to
mcape. They've got a dozen or more
rrandchlldren.
Township No. 19 south, Itango No. 4
West, W. M., and will offer proof to
allow that tho land sought Is more
valuable for Its Umber or stono than
for agricultural purposes, and to es
tablish her claim to said land before
Kugeiio, Oregon, on Thursday, tho
20th day of August, 1 908.
Ho names as witnesses: Henry
Tliulmn, of Mohawk, Oregon; Link
Ynrnell, of Mohawk, Oregou; Jesse
Hoavoy, of Kugeno, Oregon; John
W. W. Calkins, I!. 8. Coiniiilsslunor, i Henvey, of Kugone, Oregon,
nt his ofrire In Kugenu, Oregon, on I Any and all persons claiming ad
Friday, the 28th day of August, i vorsuly tho alwive-doserlbod lands are,
1908. I requested to file their claims In this
She, names as witnesses: Joseph office on or before Ihe said DUtlt day
Idles of Crow. Orogon; Charles Bov- uf August, 1808.
erlgn of Kugeno, Oregon; Waltor
Holland of Crow, Oregon; Waller
Cnnnday of Crow, Oregon; Nurrls
Owen, of Crow, Oregon. -
Any and nil porsons claiming ad
versely the nbnvo-diiscrlbed Inuds are
requested to fllo their claims on or
requested to fllo their claims In tills
office on or before tho 2 8UI day of
August, 1908.
UBNJAMIN L. EDDY,
Register.
UBNJAMIN I,. EDDY,
RnKtater.
fttmmoiu
In the Circuit Court ot Mia Stat ot
Oregon for l.ane County
I ,oii I mi A. Ilowen, plaintiff, vs. David
11. Parmunter, defendant.
To Datld It. Purmenter, Ilia ahove-
nnmed defendant:
In the name of thu state ol Orogon
you aro hereby summoned and requir
ed to appear In said circuit court at
Kugonn City, I, alls county, statu ot
Op'gon, on or before six weeks from
Dm (Into of tho first publlcatlnn 'of
this summons, anil answer the com
plaint nf the plaintiff filed therein:
for want thereof the plaintiff will ap
ply to the court for the relief prayed
for In tlio complaint, namely, for an
iinniillmetil of the inarctaau uunrrnet
In Memory of Ihe Brave.
At Gettysburg 3W t'nlon regiments
ind bstterles were engaged, and today
these organisations are represented by
llmoat as many monuments, which coat
from 1200 to $0.(Xj0 eicb.
COW KKKIt.
Alfalfa meal. At lialley's. Tenth
and Willamette streets. Phone Red
1521.
St IIH( ItlllK vm THK WARD
NOTICK FOR IM'nMCATIO.1.
I'nlted States Land Office, Hose
burg, Oregon, April , 10,
Notice Is hereby given that In com
pliance with the provisions of the act
of Congress of June S, 1878, entitled
"An act for the sale of timber lands
In the Htstes of Callfoerila, Oregon.
Nevada, and Washington Territory."
as extended to sll the Public Land
Slates by set i,C August 4, HKZ,
l.llsh Owen of Crow, County of l.ane,
State of Oregon, did on March 10.
tti'i. file In this offb her sworn
s'atemcnt No. H."H3 for the purchase
of the N 'i nl N W '4 and H W
of N W of Heitlon No. 10, In
CO.VH'.ttT NOTICK. I
United States Land Office, Itoso
burg, Oregon, May 2(1, 11108. . I
, A sufficient contest affidavit hnv-'
lug been filed In this ofrire by Ada
II. Nlcklln, conteslnnt, against llonio
stoad entry N'o. 1 1 r, r 2 , made Decem
ber 2. 1IMI2, for Dm W 1-2 HK 1-4
mid 10 1-2 SW 1-4 Section 20, Town
ship 18, H Hnnge fi Weal, by Aniieln existing between luu and the pluln-
llrllton. deceuaeil. The heirs or leg- tiff, nf dni nuibnr J 1st, 19117, and
at represcnta! Ives will take notice, for such, ulliep r"H( to Illy WHI'l
that: Contestant alb ges that said en-imny m (iiHaliu und Just.
Iry woman Is deceased; . thill ullu luft I 1! U orbivit by lha court, the lion,
no known heirs, and that for the past I,. T Harris, Judge thereof, dated
six years thorn has been no resldencu April 2.", 190H, that service of sum
upon, cultivation or Improvements on nions be made upon you by publlca
sald land by tho enlrywoman or by , Hon lu tho Kugeno Ouard, a newspa
any of her hells or otherwise; per of general circulation, published
said parties aio hereby notlflud lo,dslly In said county, Sunday except
appoar, respond and offer evidence ed, for six consecutive weeks. Tho
touching said allegations at 10 dale of the first publication being
o'clock a, in., on July 22, 1 908, bo-; Monday, the 27th day of April, UQS,
fore W, W. Calkins, V. S. Commls- (IKO. II. DOKHIM,
sloner, at his office In ICuxone, l.ane 1 Plaintiff Attorney.
County, Oregon; (and that final , i - . . . , , , , , i.-arj
hearing will be held nt 10 o'clock a. Summons,
m , on August 5, 1908, before) the n tho circuit Court of the State of
Register and Receiver at Dm United, Oregon for the Comely of l.auo ..
Stales l-and Office In lloseburg, Oro- -:,na M. Gardner, plaintiff, vs.
Durton. Gardner, defendant.
The said contestant having, In a To flinion (lardner, tho nbovo named
proper affidavit, filed May 2(1, 1 SOS, 1 defendant:
set forth facts which show that after ih ,,ntiie f the State of Ore
due diligence personal service of this gon: Yciu are hereby summoned and
notice cannot bo made. It Is hereby required to appear and answer tho
oruereu hihi uirecieo mat sucn noi- riim ,.i ,,f t , IV namei n aln.
Ice, bo given by due and proper pub
lication.
UBNJAMIN L. KDDY.
Register.
NOTICK FOR PMIMC'ATION.
Pulled States Land Office,
Roseburg, Ore., Apl. 7, '08.
Notice Is hereby given that In cirn-j
pllance with the provisions of the.
act rif congress of June 3, 1 878, eu-j
lift In the above entitled court, now
on file with the clerk of said court,
on or before tho I I'll day of July,
1908, anil you are hereby notified
that if you fall to appear and answer
said complaint as hereby required
ihe plaintiff will ask said court for
the retp-f demanded in said complaint
so filed with the clerk of said court,
to-wlt:
For the dissolution of the mar-
tilled "An Act for Ihe sale of tlni-iflage contract now existing between
her Isnda In the stales nf California, i plaintiff ana" defendant and for the
Oregon, Nevada and Washington tor. j care and custody of the minor child
rltory," as extended to all Ike public of plaintiff and defendant, l.yndel
land stales by act of August 4, 1S92, ''ay Gardner, and for full relief here
Thomas K. Heavy, of Eugene, County in.
of l.ane, Hiato of Oregon, did un Thl-i summons U served upon you
1 by nrd'-r or lion I, T. Harris, judge
!of ihe above enipled court, duly
Jsnuary 27. 1908, file In this office
his sworn statement No. rl7, for
the purchase of the W.1
( frai l liiusl t of Section
In Township No. 17
Range No. 2 West,
and will offer proof to show that tin
land sought Is more valuable for It
llmber or ji'irnt than for agricultural
purposes, Viol to establish hi ehihn
to said land before U'. W. Olkini,
I'. S. (.'oinlnlnsloticr, St liS of (lie lu
A N W.i; ! m ot!
No. I H Hon,
south, rc'i'ilr
W. M .O f io
Vt.IV.
I,. -.
bef,,.,
at ch;iiobers lu Kllgene, Ore
ei the j i sr. day of May, 1908,
Hnr the rir-it publication here
m ole on Die 23rd day of
3 to., :i:e tin. bint pti til Icatlon
..I I ::U day of July,
I ; i on appear on or
i 1 l 'i ,i:v of .Inlv. 1 90S.
I.. Hli.YKlT,
Attorney for Plaltitlff.