Eugene daily guard., October 26, 1908, Image 5

THE El'GEVK DAltY GCAttO, MOVDAV, OCTOBKR 8. too
ET
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I ! lir and N1-
i'Seteenth century;
W ;.tinc research
h. Dr. Kilmer, the
-. .miuent kidney
rig lame back,
6a i. the worst
P,LbtifvouhmTe
r'. mmblMt win oe
I "" ... -7 nd has
fetal beeuf.ade by
E i it -uiov have a sample
Hl': ",r .-,!) a boAtell-
l cMHi-Kt.anaiw"'
L;ti.!'i" " bladder troa
F1 . . ...;,i,,n rradine this
hi out- 7?i-T-T
L'i,ln.W. Don't make
rirt riei'r the name,
.... . Min.Rnnt
I;)' Kimirrs .i'c -
l'liitiyliaiutoii, N. "V on
STATE AID O arid districts, and whl'e there were
Q. .. Q several proposed routes now
FOR MORE ROADS C'T" T1' ,h7 were 'stiP.r
, .peculation and not development To
induce the building of these roads h-
VJ itavored non-taxation for fifteen vr
Biff BorxttPr , "" roads bui" " Ore urn for .je.
' U00Ser.v.o..ment purpose
I fceuaior Jonnthir' llourne. with
u
Action Taken (;
Meeting in Koseburg
WILL RELIEVE
-0
WELCH'S BOND
FOR ALBANY ROAD
MAY BE FORFEITED ANY DESPEPTIC
O
SHKKIKK'S SAI.K ON ATTACH
MKXT KXKO'TIOX.
i Notice is hereby given that hy vlr
. tue of an execution and or
- dcr of sale Issued out of
; ie to ascertaining the sentiifca) of
ithe congress upon the nfoiceiuViit of
131 , . iiwraum to tMTply with the
noseburg. Or., Oct. 24. The ailJan'1 fcrallt conditions, moved that thjj
dress of A. M. Crawford on -The FuS."JV'Ci be brolKht lo yote, but tl
ture&l.cies of the State Land'ner'wL tt'yotedn'tZ !
Board," the short talk of Senator reason that it was not clearly under-1
Bourne andajie passing of resolutions stood- T,'e sentinienOas for a corn
asking for STate and federal aid in PrZ rrtthf r,,nan a com,,st'
the conduction of Kood ro.d. 1 .u.S a" slut,0?J'CTe "op,ed for
the rtrlnETnal features of tortv .... " f ana concerted action of
FIYE MINUTES
Oregon for the coun!V of .Multno
mah, on the 2-nd day of September,
lliOS, on n Judgment rendered 111
said court fQ !th day of July,
IvtOS. In fawr oi the Ames Mercan
tile Agency, u corporation, plaintiff,
and ugaiust L. N. Heed and Amanda'
Heed, his wife, defendants, for the
sum of one hundred thirty-two and
10-100 dollars, with Interest at the
rate of HI per cent per annum from
J un 16, 1 90S, and the further sum
of thirty dollars attorney fees, with
Interest thereon at the rate of six
per cent per annum from the 9th
day of July. li0S, and costs and dis
bursements in which Jmfnent, It
was further ordered hy the court
that the property attached I said,
action and hereinafter described
sold for the satisfaction of stijj judg
ment in the manner provided oy law.
which Judgment was eAolled and
docketed In the clerk's office of said
01111100 the 9th day of July, 190S,
and said execution to me directed, '
eomtunndlug me in the name of the
state of Oregon In order to satisfy'
said Judgment, costs and accruing
cosls, to scft the following ntlucttcd
inl property of said defendant :
Aiunndn Iteed. being tho property
attached In said action, to-wlt:
All of tho SRH of the NWVi, she
KKt of the S'i, the west of
the SYV4 of Section 1. Township 19,
Range 4 west. In l.ano county. Ore
gon, containing lt'tt) acres more or
less.
Now. therefor, in the namo of the
State of Oregon and In compliance
with said execution and order of
sale, I will, on Monday, the 2 t b
tl II v of October, 1 90S, between tlie
hours of 9 o'clock a. in. and 4
o'clock p. in., to-wlt: nt one o'clock
p. ni. at the sourhwest door of the
County Court House In Kugene, Lane
County, Oregon, offer for sale for
rash, subject to redemption, all of
the above named defendant's right,
title and interest In nnd to the ntmve
described attached real property.
Dated this 2 -till day of September,
19'OS.
1IAKKV I.. MOWN,
Sheriff of I.nue County, Oregon.
This afternoon at 3 o'clock
Welch had failed to file hi ., , "
ance o' the franchise granting him A Tltort;il CTHE KOll Al.l,
street Clway privileges in this cltv. r
The time In which to accept ends this (SJH'K STOMV II TKOl lll.K IS
evening, and as .Mr. Welch has given
no intimation that he will accept at
this late date It is presumed that he
has decided to let the franchise go by G
themrd. By his failure to accent
Vr...l,l. - ... -.
.u..v.,.oc Luiii.iii-uti: UIh
nil influential persons to assist in se-I
curing inj In the development work i
of the !
The tW-eting closed tonight to meet I
again at Vale, Oregon, so as to give I
Idaho people a chance to attend.
sion of the Oregon and Oaho Devel
opment Congress.
i The session was called to order this
morning Uy Colonel E. Hofer. Three
speakers wertOn the program today.
Attorney-General Crawford. Senator
Houfne anu L,. is. Bean, of Eugene. i
who made an earnest plea for the KESOM'TIOXS OF IX)X1M)I.KXCK. '
Improvement of the Siuslaw harbor. j
jln the course of hs remaps he said Whereas.oin view of the loss we'
, .was the puranse of the people of have sustained bv the rjjleath M our '
ithe Siuslaw country to h;e Intro- c,n,.,j "T . li , ;.' r
vunuunuiiri inu nuiraue, t. 0. aa-
the Siuslaw country to h:e Intro
duced at the next session of the leg
islature a bill whereby the people will
be allowed to issue bonds not to ex
ceed ten per cent'of the taxable prop
erty, in order to provide funds for
the improvement of the harbor.
Attorney-General Crawford spoke
In regard to the Oregon land grants:
"The courts have sustained the
Buirimncui in mm, &mu uie attor- uuze-wiin me family or our com-ney-general,
"that when it makes a rade on the dispensation of provi-!
grant to a corporation for certain dence to afflict them and commend I
purposes, tinder certain terms, those them to Him for comfort, who orders!
to whom these grants are made can-. all things for the best.
not avoid these conditions by assign- Hesolved. that this testimonial of
ment. The same is true of wainvn-1 our sympathy and sorrow be sent to i
tlie family of our comrade, and a copy
ker, and of the still greater loss sus-!
talned by those nearest and dearest
to him. thcefore,be it
Resolved, that it is but a just trl-'
bute to the memory of our comrade, I
that In his removal from our midst, I
we mourn for one who was worthy
of our respect and regard.
itesorvea, mat we deeply arm pa-1
thev
also under the terms of the old fran
chise. Mr. Welch Is liable to forfeit
ure or his S5000 Qnd .6.wii,.j
insure his completion of work. Ai
bany Herald. '
o o .
o TEA
You think one tea Sa
good as another ?
Why don't you buy at
the fewest price you see
in the window ?
YourrrocA rturni roar noocr U r 4m 1
Ktu SdiiUinf ' Beit: wm par biia.
WAITIXl) hl VOl' WHKXKVKIt
VOr lH'llK TO tiKT KID OK
n
this nitKi) ilsV:uv
HKADKItS SHOl'l.l) THY
rKi"si.v.
IAHI
KIA-
TOR SALE
rrfll harealn. new
Lh register. .Must be
jonce. W. u souaers.
koi'R KLOl'K
lur. J1.15 per sack. Ax
Jtaent Store. tf
ones aanus. Leave or
is' Music Store. t
road grants, and If they received
these lands with the condition at
tached that they were to sell them to
actual settlers nt J2.50 an acre, it is
impossible to avoid that co.idition by
selling to some one else. The same
applies to railroad grants.
"I find that there are three cases
like this that have come before the
supreme court. In each cuse the
court has ruled that- the grant must
be complied with. When these cor
porations have been forced to comply
with their grant conditions, this coun
try will be rapidly developed and set
tled up."
Ho also stated that there was ur
gent need of more railroads in the
of these resolutions be placed on the
minutes of this meeting, and a copy
sent to the papers for publication.
LOUIS GILSTRAP
R. E. EASTLAND
S. W. TAYLOR.
Committee. ,
WILLIAMS' KinXKV PI LI ,8
Have you neglected your kidneys?
Have you overworked your nervous
system and caused trouble with your
kidneys and hlndder? Have you
nnlns In the kilns. Bide. back, groins
and too frequent a des're to pass
urine? If so, Wl'llams' Klilney Pills
will cure you.. Sold by Linn Drug
Company, price 50 epnts.
I LOU
FLOIH
Valley flour. $1.15 per sack.
Billy Department Store.
Ax
tf
ORKfiOX TIMHKIt LANDS
Abstracts furnished. l"cd titles ex
amined, timber lands cruised, timber
l';nd bought and pMd. Fred risk.
Eugene. Oregon. Merchants' Bank
Building. tf
Abstracts furnished and land. titles!
examined. Fred Fisk. Merchants'
Bank building. Eugene, Oregon. tf
;asomxk wood maw.
Garrison Gibson siw ail wnod
to page Office Black 1571. Honis
Black 1751. tf
Take your sour stomach or may
be Wu call It Indigestion, Dyspepsia.
IXjastritls or Catarrh of Stomach: it
doesn't matter take your stomach
trouble right with you to your pilar-1
maclst and ask hltn to open a 50-cent !
case of Pape's Dlapepsln aift let you
eat one 22-grnin Triangle and see If
within five minutes there is left any I
trace of your former misery. I
The correct name fur your trouble
is Food Fernientf Ion food souring:
the Digestive organs become weak. I
there is lnrk of gastric Juice: your
ioou is omy naif digested, and you
become affected with loss of appetite,
pressure and fullness after eating,
vomiting and nausea, heartburn, grip
ing In bowels, tenderness in the pit
of stomach, bad tnste in mouth, con
stipation, pain in limbs, sleeplessness,
beginning of billlousness, sick head
ache, nervousness, dlr.zltiess ami ninny
other simflar symptoms.
If your appetlle Is fickle, and
nothing tempts you, or you belch gas
or if you feel bloated afler eating, or
your Jfood lies like n lump of lead on
your stomach, you can make up your
mind that at the bo'tom of all this
there Is but one cnuse fermentation
of undigested food.
Prove to yourself, nfter your next
meal, that your stomach Is as good
as any; that there Is nothing really
wrong. Stop this fermentation and
begin eating what you want without
fear of discomfort or misery.
Almost instant relief U wnitlng for
you. It is merely a matter of how
soon you take some Dlapcpsin.
Tint You Walls j
With t
Calcimo !
The Sanity Finish
easily applied and durable J
NEW DESIGNS IN .
WALL PAPER. !
Overton Wall Paper t
and Pain, Company
16-18 West Seventh St. g
Fred Fisk. Oregon timber lands
bought and sold. Eugene, Oregon, tf
SI'IISCKIIIK KUIt Till-) (il'Altll
'fee First
National Bank
OF EUGENE, OREGON
Invites your account, uheiher largw
or Hiitoll.
Your btisiness will recelve9pronipt.
accurate and confidential atteii
tlon.
SAFK DEPOSIT ItOXKS KOll HUNT
T. a. HENDRICKS.. President.
S. B. EAKIN, Vice-President..
P. K. SNODGKASS. Cannier
DARWIN DRISTOW.
-Wlst'ini CnMh'e -,
LUKE L. GOODRICH.
AsslslatH Cashier.
Every 3f omaa
IB iMnrtini kiiu wiuuiv kubw
. fttruul tho wonderful
k MARVEL Whirling Spray
1 Xtm V..I..I (itli.
f if
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BLAIR STREET ADDITION
to -ry
EUGENE,7 OREGON.
our oppQrtunity to secure a lot or acre tratt will soon be gone. If you want a site for ao home or g
a little money to, invest there is no better opportunity in Eugen. Lots are priced reasonably
and will be sold on easy mthjycjpstallments it desired
Yoil Make Your Own Terms
j best w to accumulated sav is to inves? in real estate in a growjgg Astern city. Here is an opportunity for an'y w.-ge earftr. Eugene must
p?w daivndhe vallev where its business comes f,n. The county roads lead that and the electric roads Portland haveeen located
I Blair Sreer Adtion It is close to one of the city's largeS public schools. oSTgEETS ARE ALL NICELY GRADED.
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0 7;e follownig real estate nrms win ire giuu u,iiu
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