THK IA,LT OCARn.
I. III
Una vlut
IV ... ..mYtuWfS1'"
1 jnar cti15' ,eI"
l-".r!riutionslity,
feJ,ttstB 'ordinances for paving ton and a h
Pi, t'e treatment 01 :nu)r(, blocks of Euro's streets,
S CAN BBlr0 i,e presented ut tbe next meeting
I, "-f-,,. nm.T. iii.i t it v council, which will be hi
ORDINANCES FOR ! ANDERSON AND
i TEN MORE, BLOCKS j BERGER FALL OVER
OF PAVEMENT; STEEP PRECIPICE
.91 i
" KhVKAv, AHU ST 3. 11W8
Mil! mm u
vulhl ill Mil DAULT O
HURT NEAR CORVttLIS
mnnm, in-nmir
I he Cnrv:i
f an u,
us follows-
" '''.-vile man
.. , ,.y
nail
CT7TS WJUii"
E i" ..fthamoit
!T notation of it! !
)$Zmxv. in the treat-
,7 bring" to ;
phannacut; and ,
SfWceofDr.Hart. j
LaWenedies.and j
'..-..rrhal diseases.
'niectarrlliiadu
prevalent Many
U, know they have
3. They have visited
fUdoTerin.and been
taaiioMOtcnroim
Crhof lis nose, throat,
I.Am MTDA other internal
Cujoionbtutothena-
The only trouoie
i. Thii doctor has tried
KB Uicuii
hr all tahhj to
L mJ. nn a kree scale.
l it- iht it can be made
till purest drags and of
t tiL'ormity. Sis idea is
ledrcan De supplied ai
mdt and no more be
il flu ii necessary for
Vol it
itouttold remedy so nni-
Irertiied carries upon the
inips! ictive constituents,
ii Pirani invites the fall
(Ut critics
DC pit'SCIIlU .MO ....Ad (OklLIUd HI
the city council, which will be held I
.. ...... l.,n. ..-.,..-, In TV. .. li ,
.Monday 111111, v. no uiui-
nances call for the paving of West
Eighth street from Charnelton to the'
west side of Monroe street, six
blocks; West Ninth Btreet. from Olive
to Lincoln, two piocks; oixtn street,
from Olive street to the alley be
tween Willlameite ana uaK streets,
' i.i ,. nn.1 a hulf and Waa lf(h
street, from Olive to Willamette, one)
block. An effort will be made to pass,
all of these ordinances, although It.
is said there will be a fight on the'
one calling for the paving of West I
Eighth street. All spring and sum-1
mer efforts have been made to get
this measure through the council, but
nn rnnnnn anrt analhar tho. n.l. I
nance failed to pass. However, those i
who have been working so. diligently j
on the matter are sanguine of the
success ui wien eiiuiio una nine
to!WA(i().V Tll'1'l.i) oi l. i
"i i ll
THKM AM, TWO .' ,,.,.
I'A.VTS SIKI-KU,;,, ,11()KKV
MMltS-WKItK ON WA. T)(
IIIUVS RANCH . illMlV,;
AXI) FISHING TRIP
A telephone message t0 The G
rom Lowell late thu
brought the information . ,, .1
bicie in which JZVt
-nnnadf a'nr.icad"'s(:;'";; A?d-
were ridln n ,iAL .I''"I"J.
ranch, on the , L:., n,,ls
where they intended wni ng
time hunting and fishing Ti, , L
andjel, don aH.
WILL OPEN NEW
STORE IN EUGENE
KX THOTSAM)
IHIA.VS MARCH
I0IIAVI.VUOSTOX
Am. 5. The orln-
:i of lodav was the
i' subordinate lodges
:iu Sisters, with IS,-
Ik.
Hie Eariy Risers, safe,
:l ure, little liver pills,
(legists.
illliilkHiilAhjis MglE
J. W. Heinzman, of Grand Rapids.
r(h . after n few Havn' 8tav In Kn-
gene, went to Portland today nnl
from there will leave In a. short time
fnr hlq hnme. Hn wnn vprv mitoti im
pressed with Eugene as a place for
business and be has expressed his in
tention of returning wlthJn a few
months and opening a bazaar here.
Wo u-rtuM litro tn ntarf In hualnaaa
here at once, but there are no build-,
ings available for him. He confer
red with a number, of capitalists in
regard to erecting a suitable build
ing and partial arrangements wee
made to that effect. Further an
nouncements will be made later con
cerning the matter.
A despatch from Lewiston, Idaho,
says that George Moore, an alleged
r-flttip rustler Is ripnrlr A t Sl,an
and W. P. Read, his companions, are j
wounaea; wnne uun uarr, the com
plaining witness, received five
wounds late this evening in a gun
fight at the Carr homestead, seven
miles from Oro Flno, on the Pierce
City road. The shooting is the re
sult of a break for liberty made bj
Rice and Reed, who were arraigned
in Ore Fine this morning, charged
with cattle stealing.
,V'slIay evening a camivr. with
-'". wa, nw ,-,, J h r 1
'riheHi,.,,Suu,h:1,1Mr,;t
"e gentleman is ,,iist ,; , ,,r r'ct,
""red a badly rruJ h,V 1 i. 'w m"
as attended bv a cout ,,'f , ,
Physicians. who,.,,on , r , , '"T
'' r mX' : ;:,
Uni1 wl ""Vr again walkea s
mav8Fr?!fa,h- So
;V w"ort '. and a god many ,r
them are driving 0Ver 5
THE BON MARCHE STORE
FIRST 1908 WHEAT
IS C0MIN6 IN
KINK ENGINES
SpN,SPRAYING and j
MACHINERY
Pme ftuollne Enalnei
iw'l. Hwing, grind.
.- ,K,ullp,
r ud light.
jfme ttindmlih and
Grinders, Feed
rn naps.
P'JIWds at lowest
Liberal terms.
to nnnUiu .1 . .
"le lor catalogue and
BEAN unu
k Eutene
COFFEE
Cheap for those that
won't pay for good; Schil
ling's Best tor those who
won't have poor.
Tnr tracer rttorot roar moan U m imt
Hi t wr kla
Perfection nil cnnlr olnvoa nA nn
and satisfactory. We have a full
stock.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
MARTIN W. LITTLETON.
Famous New York In
cratlc campaign oratcr.
and', ,Sr'IIS, ?. Berger
broken le,Tnd a brS e
Anderson had his shoulder broken
the other occupants of the rig es
caped without injury except bruises.
I Here are nn nnrtir-nin r . .
aent, as the person who telephoned
from Lowell hurried away soon a t
the ace dent h!.,j '
nilliuui III-
M.....UH as m now tne rig happened
To; . , ,'s- uarlle and Scaife
were telephoned for. and they left
Eugene about s-45 ti.io .-. : ..
, miciiiuuii i,
menu uie injuries. Dr. F. M Dnv
Who is on his wav hnmo f,.,
, . ....... ..wit. tun
ing UI) the .Middle Fnrb ,..u
there this afternoon and he, too, will
iieiij io care tor tne injured men.
Vudor nnrch shnloa a a t,.....
with the reach of all.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Tin fruit cans in stock.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Large shipment of rugs on the
road; wait for them and save money.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Subscribe for the DAILY GUARD
BttwtU yTtis Kind You Have Always Bofflit
NEW CHURCH WILL BE
' OCCUPIED NEXT MONTH
The scaffolding has been torn from
the Interior of the new Presbyterian
cinircn. une can now gain an Idea
as to now the inside of the church
will look when finished. The stone
masons are nearly to the top of the
tower, when the work will be finish
ed. The seats are nnw hplm. .,,
at Midgley's mill, and will soon be
put in. i ue nig stamen glass win
dows were delayed by the recent fire
in Portland, but will be here short
ly. It is probable that the big church
will be occupied some time during
September. It is a splendid building,
a credit to any city.
h. G. Hulin and family returned
ing at Belknap's Bridge, above Blue
River.
miners, tele honThe
'n hLL , : " uroK'U In averaged
-0 bushels to the acre. ThresMne
will be Eenen,! .),- v '"rehning
tv thi. . lae coun-
h, ;.,: .:; .tt. ,nu mDor. omm
.. . asl we'k. The hot
".I L i OI the nast tw or three
....railing Degan on that
count a little earlier than usual
LAID STItKKTCAIt THAck
AT AUIAXV AS A JOKE
It lookeH lllrp .
... .. . i uis morn
ing when the Democrat man came
" a nine arter 6 o'clock
SaVS Vesterrtai-'a a n... R'
. . muau; democrat
Along the middle of Second street
"iC UI LI1H f PQ fn ha ... i.
had been laid during the night.
With four r.q B pnva.lnn .1 " .
ng a short street car track on the
line of the proposed Portland, Eu-
jouc asiern Kailway Companv.
ror a lone lima ihaua n..., ,
. , " " v.c-o nave ueen
Piled along Second street, and the
..ma iaia ciose to the sidewalk amid
the growing grass. Some bovs evi
dently thniiuhl If u.r...l i... j
object lesson to put the ties and rails
. use, ana so aid some verv heavv
work, which It took a irn.,l "f,. r
men to get out of the wav for street
travel. It is suggestive, ail the same
and the owners of the line should be
made to show their hand.
Later Bert Wyatt officiated as
master of cerpmnnipn 1., P....tnn;
the ties and rails, by direction of the
Willamette Valley Companv, and the
street is clear this evening.
Font MOIIK l.AXI) KltAri)
IMMtTMrOXTS DISMISSED
Four additional Indictments were
dismissed late yesterday afternoon bv
Judge Wolverton at the request of
T. C. Becker. Riiecial nnHlatnnt att.
ney-general. This was Indictment
No. 4849, known as the "Los
case," and Involved the officers of
thp Part fin T.nmhar A i7iiPnU..nA r
v ' uiaiBlUIC VU.
Those against whom the Indictments
were dismissed were Warren Gille-
en. liporeo , stpnrno Hhaft wr
Kennpv ami .Tnnrih P ' cimaa Tkn
company officials and their agents
were Indicted on a charge of trying
to defraud thp rnvarnmont sif Q rin n
acres in Curry conlty. Telegram.
THE greatest chance of your life commences Thursday
morning to buy all of yottv merchandise at less price
tn-m you ever did before.
We are very sorry for the other fellow who has goods to
dr,, !SUgefLthdtal1 thc othcr lows loci: their store
doors and go a-fishing.
for the next 30 days that is done in Eugene. We will prove
Fosatve, h that comcstQ P
that 50 ccn s w.ll as a rule buy as much as $1.00 will m any
othcr store in this town.
mntT tl 0ut ol incss and this mam
moth stock of Dry Goods, Clothing and Shoos is at your
Sor S mnCy tHan manufacturcrs ra-dc
You can save enough on your fall purchases here now to
pay your fuel and light bill for thc entire winter
M,VcUnfedSf ofLMen's an(d Boys' Suits and hundreds of
rn U lor th1 io ic price than you
can buy them any place on this earth. Y
w e're going to sell this stock. Come and see how we do it
W. L. SOUDER.S,
Call tin Phnna Unln Oo i.
ci i . . - "r rarmers
61. R. A. Ma tzan. .
Attornnv A r
this afternoon from Portland.
nasi quality tents all sizes
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
"u,r, PmLICATIOX. NOTICE F)lt pnni.ieiTtnv
pnant, rtty ism,-: 'oT,s P.,?ir - -
her lands In the ...1
land states by act of August 4 1 89" I Staio k, , V ae l uu"c ,'nnl
Thomas E. Seavy. of Eugene C. untv c!?n?L i ..f AuB"8t 4- 1892'
Ills sworn a atomnut v ur.j7 . murtn -u lvvS, file
XOTICK VOH rt'HMCATiOX.
U. S f.nnrt nfn it
Oreiron. Jn v in idrtc
.. . .v. f. T ft III th o nff no I......... . ' ""-
iso ice is hereby given that Harrl-jhls sworn statement o. 11547 " f or i n thl.'nf f u. , hi Ch 28, 190S' f"
son K. Shirk of 725 E 11th St.. Eu- the purchase of the W. W oV NAV "I ! qU ,"" "f..8W?rn "'n.ent No.
"lemm, wno, on Jar 14th. Uractlona ) of Section Vn la'i o .. i-'....ih ui ine a vv
1908. nin.ln ,.,.,.iio,i Vu- i 1 ?.el1011.. !io- 1 of Section No. 17 In T...n,i,i
Timber and Stone Ac No! nm, o iiunge" '"2 est 17 '' R?ne. No. 8
- , "... u nr.-( , uilll
NEVi of SE'4. Section 8, Township
ouuiii, uange b, west, Wlllam
ette Meridian, has filed notice of In
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
When n man throws UD the Rnmiiro
he either dies or goes to work.
It may be Questioned whether n,o
presidential cnmmiien Is rilstmetln
geuerni attention from baseball.
Thc man who lust litis to kieir i
somellmes amusing If you are entirely
disinterested.
land n,.ht .. ,'V'.'l . ! "'' '.,,M.U HKt is more valuable foi
timber T s one Vh r Z" It. . " ",i .". .l 0r 811,110 -th'' 'r agrlcnl-
. . : , K..ni pur poses, nnu to psih n..h hi.
ipntiAn tr. ..7oi.l pti . i- ana to estn .llsh his clainH claim to said land her,, w w n".
w v ...unt; riiiiii noill, io CH- io ain lana Derore W V Cnllrlna Ulna IT u r. - ... vni-
tablish claim to the land above des- U. S. Commissioned, at hV office in' Hce In Finjpno n hla of"
crlbed, before W. W. Calkins, U. S. I Eugene Oregon, o i Thursd iv ihl ' tl.r f 2qih 'k'0"vOrcKon' on Saturday,
Commissioner, at his office at Eu-1 20th day of Aug'us" l208 H t, I I?!,8 ' "8' ni
gene. Oreirnn. nn the 711. .iv. , nJ n .. I r,e names as witnesses: C nrk-
tober, 190'8. I Th.orMoh.Vw"0 ' BWo. OreKo; Erank.
Claimant names as witnesses: Yarnell. of Muha.k nV ," K" UK.onB. tirogon ; Emll
Louis Hoselton of Crow, Oregon; I Soavey, of Eugene, Orogon;' John
Lesiie Hoselton of Crow, Oregon; ,' Seavey, of Eugene, Oregon.
""J an persons claiming ad
versely the ateove-descrlbed lands are
requested to file their claims In this
office on or before the said 20th day
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
Register.
John Lewis of Crow, Oregon; Al
bert M. Hendricks of Eugene. Ore
gon.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY,
Register.
NOTICE KOIl PI IH.ICATIOV
United States Land Office, Rose
burg, Oregon, April- 9, 1908.
Notice Is hereby given that in com-
nllnnCP With tha nrnvlalnn. nf U nnl
of Congress of June 3, 1S78, entitled
NOTICE ROIt IM'M.lriTiiiu
Unlteri Ktlltpa l.anA rfflnn Tl'.
" ' . ii it, ivuav-
muir, uicruu, April , , laus.
oi uongress of June 3, 1S78, entitled I once is nereny given that In com
"An act for the sale of timber lands P,lttnce wltn the provisions of the act
In Ihn Qtn.no nf n.llfn.nl. .. Of OonerPSfl f .tuna tl IBID
Wvflrin nn,l Wnahln.rlnn Ti..ln.,i ' I "An act for the Rfllft nf tlml'.n Innn
IIL SEPTEMBER TENTH I
THE PRICE OF THE
ificElcctric HeatinCompany's
twturRIC IR.ON
WILL BE
4.
I VTIl.lv J3XL
OUR DOLLARS
:WameC accomPanies each iron
- m au ot the laundries in the Northwest
A FREE TRIAL
ific Electric Engineering Co.
. . . . TT
0 Fiiwwwi
A woman la always willing to com
promisewhen the concession all comet
from the other aide.
It has got so that vnn can't vnn nnn,
oil upon the troubled waters without
paying tribute to John I).
It is queer, but people who are al
ways wanting to be thc whole thing
are never willing to half tty.
It is sometimes hard to differentiate
between superstition and religion ex
cept in your own case.
The things we are going to do are
extremely slow about coming in con
tact witn tne motive power.
The man with a fat bank account is
more chary about giving bis word than
tbe man with none.
A man may be fifty-seven varieties
of fool over a girl and still be able to
transact business.
Tan. Just tnn. sceim to have great
pouolarlty as a bathing costume.
as extended to all the Public Land
States by act of August 4, 1892,
l.ilnh On-en nf frnw rm.n.v nr r nnA
State nf Orpunn Hl',1 nn Mph lrt'
1908, file In this office her sworn
statement No. 9583 for the purchase
of the N Vi of N W V and S W 4
of N W 14 of Section No. 10, in
Tnwnwbln ',1 19 Hnnlh Pi.nirp V.. A
West, W. M., and will offer proof to
show that the land sought la more
valuable for Its timber or stone than
fnr ll,r,.oilHr,il ,ll,ni,nUQi. n .. ,1 In nn
tablish her claim to said land before
W. W. Calkins, IT. S. Commissioner,
at his offlco In Eugene, Oregon, on
Friday, the 2Sth day of August,
1908.
Qm nnmac. na U'ltnaaoaa- In.nnh
........ o n..c.o. nT.,
Lllen nf Crow. Orpt?nn: ChnrlcR Rnv-
erlgn of Eugene, Oregon; Walter
ItnllnnH nf Crnw Orpirnn- L'..1tp
Canaday of Crow, Oregon; Norrls
Owen, of Crow, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely the above-described lands are
requested to file their claims on or
requested to file their claims In this
office on or before the 2 8th day of
August, 198.
BENJAMIN' L. EDDY,
Register.
In the States of California. Oregon.
Nevada, and Washington Territory"
as extended to all the Public Land
Mates by act of August 4, 1892,
Stella M. Huston of Madison, County
of Lime, Slate of Oregon, did on Jnn
iary 4, 1908, file In this office her
sworn statement No. 954 1, for the
purchase of the Lot 3 and S. E. 14
Of N. W. Va nf Hi.ellnn NT., V In
Township No. 18 south, Range No.
7, West, W. M., nnd will offer proof
to show that the land sought Is more
valuable for lis timber or stone than
for agricultural purposes; and to es
tablish her claim to said land before
tv. w. LUIKIIIS. II. a. (,'oinm ns oner
t x. . . rV. s ' wr"Kn; I'Jinu
Roberts or Greenleaf, Oregon; P T
Devercaux of Eugene, Oregon. ' '
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely the above-desoribed lands are
requested to file their claims In this
Office On Or llefm-an fh antA nn.u
day of August, 1908.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY,
Register.
NOTICE VOTl 1'UnLICATION
United States Land Office,
Roseburg, Or., April 9, 108.
Notice Is hereby given that in com
pliance With thn nrnvlulnn. ... .
of congress of June 3, 1878, ontltled
An net for tho sale of timber lands
In -the States of California, Oregon,
Nevada and Washington i..rri,n- !
as extended to all public land statoa
"-! ' August i, 1892, Mike Heitr
nian. of Euirene. emmrv nr i on.. ......
of Oregon, lj on March 20, 1908
file In ihls office his sworn Btute-
i,r,S4' for 1110 I'orchnso ot
the iW' of NH 4 and lot 6, of Soc
tlnn No. 21 I,, 'r, ,.,., .I.,.. k.
, .wn..n.ll, n,
south, Itiuigii No. 5 west, W. M and
nni i.ner iuooi to snow that tho land
sought Is miiro valuable for Its tim
ber or stone than for agricultural
purposes, and tn ,ul,.l,liui, i,t.. ,.i......
, ... . . i:.HIIII
to sald land before W. W. Calkins,
at his office in KZ r,"""."' ' S""'. ".t'rnro w- W. Calkins.
Tuesday, the 18th day 'of August j K.S
She nnmn. n. nillnnoan.. n.,i. n ! . , ""num. i .lun.
Owen of ivlson O po 7 n mul.' 'nJ. """ " w,,ne": Clay Ow-
ton of Madison, dregon: Oeo r ! ," '7' KT": ??!!iJ2!!e"h ,le'l-
f'ntr,.H ntiiloa tinrl nfffpp WnSA.
burg, Oregon, April 1 7, 1908.
Notice Is hereby given that In com-
n1l..n..n n.1,1. Ik. HFula!nn. nf 1 h nn,
Ol iuiiKieHH 01 June u, inn, eiiLiiit;,!,
"An act for the sale of timber lands
In ,h.. Q, ..,,. r'alltrnln nnnr.n
Nevada, and Washington Territory,"
as extended to all the Public Land
States by act of August 4, 1S92,
!..-!.... (2 Uln-nn 12 i I n r f Ii. I .1 f,.,,.,-
tv of Lane State of Oregon, filed In
this office on April 15. 1908, his
sworn statement No. 9713, for the
niirnnsmi ,it trip w 1-4 r v i-
and W 1-2 of SW 1-4 of Section No.
24 In
No
is more valuable for ItH timber or
stone tnan for agricultural purposes,
ana to estanjisn rns claim to sain
" w. ...t,,iKv
VlllllFhn nf Ivlunn rir.,.,... t..ln.l
vaiignn or ivison, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely the a bovo-d escribed lands are
requested to file their claims In this
office on or before the said 18th day
of August, 1908.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY,
Register.
NOTICE FOR ITIIMCATIOX.
United States I-and Office, Koss
burg, Oregon. April 9, 1908.
Notice Is hereby given that In com-
tlllfinen with thn li,ul.ln. ,.f t.l.n n...
of Congress of Juno 3, 1 878, entitled,
. ....- . .. .'.a, .in .in-
har, of Eugene, Oregon; Andy Ileltz
man, of Eugene, Oregon.
Any and all nersnnu niuin.i...
versely tho above-described lands are
iuuuoieu 10 me, uioir claim In this
Office on or bpfnrn thu .nl.l "U.h .1....
of August, 1908.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
Register.
NOTICE TOR ITIILICATIO.V
United Stales Land Office.
Itosohurg Or., April 9, 1908.
An net fnr ,h .t . .. . . . '"'1" "nereDy given mat In com-
l h . ni tt ' . o.' .' ' "nc8 W1,n " Provisions of the act
Nevada.' and" Waslimon Terr tory " "An act 'for iV, ZVUi 'T
as extended to all tho Public Land , "? rni "oregon"
States by act of August 4, 1 892.. Nevada and Wh"nK on "orHto?? "
h. Morgan Watson of Eugetin, Conn- as extended to all 11 ,,, 1,11 1 '1
ty of Lane. State of Oregondid on slate, by act of August 4 92 Jn
March 2fi. 1 908, file ihls office his neph HHtzman, .. Eugene cm.nty"
Hworn statement No. 9587 for the nf I n,. ,.r r. ' ,,,"my
.-r,hnse of the W 1-2 of SW -I nH uJSWa V X ?re!"-
SK 1-4 of SW 1-4 of Section 28: and t, .n""1. J" ' or ,ce hl
s-E 1-4 ,.f .h vw 1.4 ..f u i..n . ". ,or "
of
Tlie Hulck autos are the best. See
H. II Wray about them He can be
found (ti the Eugene Transfer Co.,
phone lied 1101. o Q tf
H.tlnir furnace.' brick and fnunda
tlon stone for sale cheap by First I
Natlfllvil Hank.
1-1 01 o. 1-1 01 o.T.uiu,, ,11 nv 1-, n, neetion zn; ana sworn statement No 91X1 n
n Township No. IS south, Range, the NE 1-4 of the NW 1-4 of Section purchase of h" NwVof SWV n
K. West. W. M . and will ofmr No. 33. In Township No. 17 south, Section No 1 H Townshlif No 1
t to show that the land sought Range No. S. West W. M., and will sooth rang.. 5 'west W M nn?' 11
lore valuable for Its timber or offer proof In show thnt tbe land nffer ' i,,,,,i i,..l, I' VI 1 ,w"
n than for agricultural purposes, sought Is more valuable for lis lira- sought is more valuable for Its tin-
ano 10 cs.aniiMii inn iiniiii in lain ircr or liLiine man ior lgricuitural ber or stone than for m-Hcaitnr-i
land before W. W. Calkins, V. S. purposes, and to establish his claim purposes, and Io establish his H, m
Commissioner, at his office In Eu- to said land before W. W. Calkins, to said land before W W Cal ll
gene. Oregon, on Thursday the .'ird , l S. Commissioner, at his office In U. S. CommlBsloner at' hi,' nffi,. i
day of September.. 190S. Eugene. Oregon, on Saturday, the Eugene. ",
He names ns witnesses: William If. I 2ltth day of August. Unix. ,29th day nf August 1908
Pierre of Walton. Oregon; .larvls I'. I He names as witnesses: William I). I He names ns .i'in'..' nt.... n...
Qi,,h,.rlf.,wt nf U'nltnn Oi-,..'nn- Wit.
Mnm S. Sutherland of Walton, Ore,
gnu. Wilyaiii .Neely of hugene, Ore
gon. Any and nil persons claiming ad
versely tbe a l.ove-descrlbed lands are
reuiiestod to file their ciairiti Iti tbla
office on or before tbe said 3rT day
of Spti-mber. 1 'Juh. q
IIKN.IAMIN l. eddy.
Register.
u l . " "r":"V 'illes Kow- en. of Eugene, Oregon; Mike lleltz-
; :, " " .-" imi cowl- man, 01 r.iigeiii. Oregon; Anilv Helt7-
er. Meadow Oregon; Manlm Wat- man, of Eugene Oregon Thomas. ,1
son Kugene, Oregon. ),,.-. ,,r Eugene, Oregoi,;
Any ami all persons claiming ad-; Any and all persons claiming ad
versely the abov.Bleserlbe.l l,s are ' versely the above described r'
requested , fl their claims m ,, Requested , fl. ,,.r rl' i ,
o flee on or before the said 2911, day office on , before the said 29th ly
or August. 1.108. f August. 1908
BENJAMIN L. EDDY. I BENJAMIN I.. EDDY.
Heginor. Register.
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