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Newspaper Page Textf of American women i are oa" B10"ul""1' .hip the home neat -children weU dressed en overuu. a displacement is often A they suffer in silence, f from bad to worse, that they ought to tercome the pains and jilrmakelifeaburdea -faithful women that tPINKHAM'S IE COMPOUND toon and a blessing. Vis. F. Ellsworth, of I and to Mrs. W. P. r Falls, Pa., who say: uble to do my own work, Eosle trouble from which ria E. Pinkhain's Vege helped me wonderfully, Itll that I can do as big- a flererdid. I wish every Ku'.i try it XSICK WOMEN. rears Lydia E. Pink lle Compiind, made id herbs, has been the tied)' for female ills, (rely cured thousands oJ are been troubled with L inlUrnmat ion, ulcera rtumnrs, irregularities, I, backache, that bear, iiisr, flatulency, indices Jurnen'ous prostration, pu try it? fcliani invites nil slelt rile licr for advice., nided tlimi.sniMls to stress, Lynn, Muss. jlix Qouraud's iental iTPOWDEH Apure, a"''86?- lit; iuiiqij lunuci for infants and adults. Exqui sitely perfumed. Renders an excel lent complexion I'J and keeps the skin tunTJ clear, soft and velvety, itcueves skin irritation and should be used freelv after bath- jPSol ""If nnl' having, huxBt PTB deiipht- ful and refreshing (Jem e ect' At " era or by mail, 25 55r I cents Box. Pre pared by (HOPKINS, N.Y. CITY, KSHUD'5 ORIENTAL CREAM jiSD HICOMMENDFD B? Eugene 1ST FACIt ITlce Je west for fe:$ 'uuuCTION OF B-t I OB inn .. F,r? V, - " " " c, w U K K M-Pepsm Capsules POSITIVE CURE "1 rii:ii"n.dJ?;n.n.ntlr I rt A.ri of Bt.l. . iTHE SAHTAL-PEPSIM CO. BufoataliM. rui Kuykendall, drng- N NOW FROM The O SFER CO. load... -r cord. . .d rnr, !.00 ,-..-.o jC MANY COLORS fejjj r- "UXSr'ER CO.,' EX:SENATOR CARMACK VICTIM OF POLITICAL FUED IN TENIftSSEE Nashville, Tenn., Nov. 9. Ex-Senator Edward Caruiack, editor of the Teunessean, was shot and killed at 4 o'clock this afternoon on Seventh avenue north in front the I'olk Flats, by Robin Cooper, son of Colo nel Duncan 11. Cooper. Mr. Carniack was going north on Seventh street In front of the flats and Colonel Cooper and his sou Robin were ap proaching Seventh avenue on Union street. Soon after they came into sight of one another the shouting was begun, Robin Cooper, it is said, fir ing two shots and Senator Carniack one. Colonel Cooper, it is said, drew his pistol, but did not fire. Due to Kditoriul Attacks Senator Carniack fell to the ground, dying instantly. Robin Coop er was shot -In the right shoulder, but not badly wounded. It is understood that the trouble was one of the results of a recent Democratic gubernatorial primary, in which Carniack was defeated. Car mack, since he became editor of the Tennessean, has been caustic In crit icising what he called the Democratic machine, and had printed several edi torials about Colonel Cooper. Within the last few days, it Is as serted, Colonel Cooper notified Car mack that these editorial criticisms must cease. Another editorial refer ring to the colonel appeared in the paper this morning and it Is supposed to have been the immediate cause of the trouble. Assassin 27 Years Old As Senator Carniack fell at the edge of the street Colonel Duncan 13. Cooper put his arm around Holiin Cooper and both walked a few feet down Seventh avenue to Dr. K. G. Ford's, where the slight wound in Robin's shoulder was examined and treated. An ambulance carried the body of Mr. Carniack to an undertak ing establishment. Carmack's pistol, a 32-calibre, was found lying at his side with two nhnmlwrR emtitv when the iwulv v'!, picked up and turned over to an I symptoms as backache, blood disor ffi..r,. ' . ders. bladder weakness, frequent ur- Woman I'.ye-Wit ness A Mrs. ICastmaii. who was near Senator Carniack when the shooting occurred, makes the following state ment : "We were walking down Seventh avenue, in the direction of Church street, and had Just passed the en trance to the l'olk Kbits. Mr. Car mack came up the street toward us. smiling as he recognized me. He was some steps away and there were few people on the street. -Mr. East man and 1 were near the edge o. the sidewalk, and .Mr. Carniack passed between us and the entrance. He had raised his right hand up and was about to make a remark when some body said: 'We've got you all right,' or something to that effect. I can't positively say what the exact words were. It never occurred to me that it was anything more than a friend. eiienkinir. Mr. Carniack raised his eyes instantly, put on his hat and ran his hand back, when the same voice said: You coward! ou are hiding behind a woman, are you r "Senator wirmack jumped out so as to get clear ol me, and I ran into a niennv. I turned and said: 'Kor God's sake don't shoot:' Then I saw Mr. Carniack wheel ana tan in a heap in the gutter." Mr Knstiiinn said she saw the young man standing over Mr. Car- mack, and tnat ne piu somen.. ..t, ... to his own pocket. Try Kodol today on our guarantee. Take It for a little while, as that Is all vou will need to take. Kodol di gest's what you eat and makes the stomach sweet. It is sold by all drug lsts. Warner tunes r-tanos. -ave or ders at Morris' Music Si ore. ' Fred Flsk. Oregon timber lands bought and sold. Eugene. Oregon, tf Umbrellas and parasols repaired and recovered. Work practical; no second hand material used. Call on E. B. Watson at Potts' Cigar store, 564 Olive. MADAME a Hoot of Portland, is Ku- I U alvertlsiftl.'.-W-e.t. preparation f.V W ompN-x- Madnm gene and German Ion. She has established branch hair d piai till! 'itv I.ndies wi-'hic- sv II at 6-ir:-il'.!--! p.oot 4:-50the Hoffman House, as well as those i.h t. be made lieauti-i ErCESB DA'LY I . , - Q Baking Powder J o For Health and wT Economy RECOMMENDED THIS GOOD HOME MADE MIXTURE This Is a Simnle homo ronah.t nn-a- being made known in all the larger 1 "' '"e newspapers. It Is 2,ZV, t,Vhe n,;"ly "ses offor ,h' ""teur or artist to delve trouble wnVnh k.ld,U'y ",nd b""ll"!wl,h real enjoyment Into the studv tioi ble which have made so many of classic compositions and their cnppies ana invalids and weaklings i composers, hpcanse tho iniiiic rime of some of our brightest and stronn est people. The drnccists here have boon noti fied to supply themselves with the ingredients, and the sufferer will his sensitive soul.. ! have no trouble to obtain them. The I Tho Mlsnon for Villard Hall nr prescnptlon is as follows: Fluid Ex-j rived In Kugene last Satitrdnv and tract Dandelion, one-half ounce: was taken to the Stevens & Huiln i'l tompound Kargon, one ounce and ; mo House and unboxed It stands Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla. five feet high and five and a hnlt three ounces. Mix by shaking well in 1 sity today and installed In Villard a bottle. The dose is one easpoonf ul afer each meal and a bed line. ltecent experiment prove this sim ple mixture effective in ltheumatlsm, because of its positive action on the iiiuiii.111, e tissues oi ine Kidneys, it , lumpeis mese most vnai organs to i assembly at in o clock. Mr. Hruce filter from the blood and system thejof Portland will bo present and have waste impurities and uric arid i full charge of tho Mlgnnn detnon- which are the cause of rheninntisni I strntlnn It cleanses the kidneys, strengthens j them and removes quickly such i inatlon. painful scalding and dls-col-ored urine. It acts as a powerful stimulant to the entire kidney and bladder structure. Those who suffer and are accus tomed to purchase a bottle of medi cine should not let a little inconven ience interfere with making this up. WHEN 1IEII BACK ACHES. A Woman Finds All Her Kliergv ami Ambition Slipping Away. Eugene women know how the aches and pains that come when the kidneys fall make life a burden, liackache, hip pains, headaches, diz zy spells, distressing urinary troub les, all tell of sick kidneys and warn you of the stealthy approach of dia betes, dropsy and Height's disease. Doan's Kidney Pills permanently cure all these disorders. Here's proof of it in a Eugene woman's words: Mrs. L. E. Abbot. 4S4 Pearl street. Eugene, Oregon, says: "Last winter I was taken down with a bad spell of kidney complaint and my back he came so weak and lame that I could hardly move. I took various remedies but did not derive any benefit. Fin ally Doan's Kidney Pills were rec ommended to me by a friend and my husband procured a box at DeLano's drug store. They proved to be all and more than is claimed for them. As I used them, the pains and weak ness left me and my kidneys were strengthened. I consider Doan's Kid ney Pills the best remedy of lta kind on the market." For sale by all dealers. Price fiO cents. Foster-Milburn Co., liuffalo. New York, sole agents for the United States. Itemember the name Doan's and take no other. Pleasant, sure, easy little liver Pills, are DeWltt's Little Early Ris ers. Sold by all druggists. HAT SALE Saturday, November 14. One day only. Ilolton & Jenkins, 25 E. Ninth street. nl3 DeWltt's Kidney and Bladder Pills are unenualed In cases of weak back, back ache. Inflammation of the blad der, rheumatic pains. Antiseptic and act promptly. Sold by all druggists. Tin fruit citns in stock. CHAMBERS HARDYARE CO. Xcw TODAY FOR SALE Do you want to buy a beautiful young orchard that will clear $1,000 next year? This Is no fake, but a cold-blooded bus iness proposition and requires less than three thousand dollars to pay for It. The Real Estate Exchange. nlO WANTED We could sell a half dozen houses and lotB around $1200 if we only had tnem. it you have something that Is really worth that amount we will be glad to sell it for you. The Real Estate Exchange. nlO WANTED Situation as clerk In grocery or general merchandise. Several years' experience. H. A., care Guard. "17 HAT SALE Saturday, November 14. One day only. Bolton & Jenkins, 25 E. Ninth street. nl3 LOST A white and green striped Mexican onyx wa'ch charm. Leave at Guard office. Reward. nil mntl.K- Base hi for sale ! good us new. Apply 40 Charnel- ton S'P-et. n l s ,mt SALE-Sa-tir.Hy. V.vembe ,,. oe d.iy nn,y Bo! on A: j.-pklns. - E. N.nth n13 Novemu n GUARD. Tl ESOAY, NOVKMitF.R, A MIGNON FOR VILLARD HALL O The field of musical Instrument making, which has shown s.,eh an enormous development durinir the i' a tew years, nas acam lu am.' IPV Vtn hrt a ni- in n.rt l.v ., It, ".I I may be 'said to mark an epoch!" musical historv. O The "Miitnon". sometime, the "Welte" Is the name S!ve,, , Kiver. O m a s'"' this now device, lta mission u tint , 1 o . . . O direct reproduction of the perform": river from To '1 nT v ,Um" ."l0 ances of the vbtuos. not bv means ! s , A i,i . ;'"i duy and is of Phonograph, but on the viZ "" tC ,"u pro In' order to attain this end ex-! "Wj' She h ,s only seven ceedlngly sensitive appliances have ' ' , .... , . been constructed especially for this : Vh, ; T n 1,V'"","1' " purpose. During the performance of . , v ""' ,"r m'w f'U'""nK the pianist these appliances rem"n 1 J" . his rlnv .-ill. .11 it. ... i,i,. ... .1. L V J"h" Hooker has bouKht fifty dividual characteristics. Vo as to i l ' " lu : ateiy bTmeTo The" M "non" Irl producing instrument. ' j The eminent importance of thl , invention for the popularization and; study of piano music becomes nt ' once evident. It will now h.. ,.ti,i reproduced embodies the concenti, of the artist who gave it expression, and gives to use the Illusion of viv- IHlv narfali'lniT n-lth m.n . . . ! feet long;" weighs about 12O0 pounds1 land is an attractive lookimr instm-i ment. It was moved to the University today and installed In Villard UnU where it will he heard for the first nine next Wednesday morning at i A general Invitation Is extended to the public to bo present, en lov the occasion and see and hear for tho first time the most wonderful mus ical Invention of tho age. VOF ("AX'T CVKK COXSTIPATIOX. by taking purgatives, salts or other drugs that act harshly or violently upon the stomach or bowels. Ask any doctor nnd he will tell you that purgatives of nny character dis tend the bowels and weaken the elas tic tissue. To cure constipation remove the (-''"lso- T'o cause of constipation Is Indigestion. If your food digested properly It would continue on from the stomach through tho bowels, nnd would be eliminated without effort and without regularity. Ml-o-na tablets cure constipation by curing your Indigestion. It is not a purgative. It Is a stomach tonic and more it tones up, strengthens, in-' vlgorntes, refreshens and Injects new life Into the worn out muscles of the stomach, and In a short time makes the stomach hardy enough to digest anything you eat. it Is a powerful yet harmless stomach trouble and Its ro sistless Influence on the stomach Is astonishing. Try Ml-o-na for constipation. One box will cure you of Indigestion; two boxes will relieve you of constipation, and best of all, Mi-o-na is such an economical reined;. A large box only costs 50 cents, and then, if you nro not satisfied with results, Hull, the druggist, will glvt you your money back. Ml-o-na cures ill stomach disor ders whether acnic or chronic, such us dyspepsia, vonlting, over-indulgence of the night before, Ben or car sickness, stomach sickness of pros pective mothers, etc. Itead this from the president of a New York corporation: "I have been a terrible sufferer from dyspepsin fo two years. The most eminent pliisielans prescribed for me with no e'fect. I have been absolutely cured b; your Ml-o-na tab lets. The first out gave me a relief almost incredible. Very gratefully yours. Herbert II. Taylor. HOI West 143rd Street. New York City." t;.SOI,lK HAW. Garrison & (llbon saw all wood ' to gage. Office Hack 1571. Horn" 1 Black 1751. tf COFFEE There is a tine for good tea, and a tine for good coffee; there i; no time for poor either. Your rrorer rrturns rnt money If ro doa't like Schilling's Best; w tar nun PILES CI HEK IV n TO II lAVS I'AZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to cure any case of lchlng, blind, pro truding or bleedlni plies in 6 to 14 days or money refinded. 60c V DeWltt's Orbollied Witch Hazel Salve It It healing, cooling and cleansing. It i especially good for piles. Sold by ill druggists. No trouble to shiw goods at Luck ey's, the Jeweler. tf Vlnol I. Mild In lugenc by the Ited Cros Drug Compniy. Heating furnace, jnck and founda tion stone for sal. cneap by Flr National Bank HAT SALE Satirday, November 14. One dav oly. Bolton A Jenkins, 25 E. Nmh street. nl3 Kennedys Laxatve Cough Syrup ; mow the uoweis pnny. contains no: .., u nlenant to take and children especia'ly ike the taste, so wtrly like maple sigar. Sold by all : igglsts. ' BIG REDI'CTION' ti all I Saturdav, Nove-ii.-r II ! Jenkins. 25 E. 9h St. feathers : Bolton ' Dl3 j 190M. 'JEWS ITEMS FRtgp moundneighborhood' off nut ly with four votes X, Taft, ' . e .- " 1 1 - . ""'"'"" """'"'' lor llel.s. ' 1-t ' c, " "'' " "' t'row . ' , U .. .'' l''J 'hroKh here I" "I "" "' "M" he needs now Is a cook. All ,h T'V 'T,' l""!8 ""V "P" ,h b" s 1oik1i was a bear last """""""" " u..j k.. t' nuu ii i iii-ui wen hi uit'u. uin found that they had bayed a largo skunk. . O. V. I.ayno is clearing ground for ' a new hayfield next year. ! V. O. Johnson went to KuKt'Uo this week. Jay Johnson was at Mound last j nit; lit after his mail. j Clair 11 Ink son passed through here '. last week on his way home from Ku-' tene. lit took a load of freight ; from Mound to Klmlra yesterday. The squatters on the railroad land In this vicinity are livlnn on it with good faith. Charles (.old, our stage driver, who swore-off soiuetlnio ago. Is back ln tho business again, lilory in his Krlt for the spring soitt. llm,,or cruisers in tnese parts liave holMl ilr,,l l"iing tho past ! "umt to lart 8 election. I sup- IIOM'. -Mr. and Mrs. 11. D. Johnson spent Sunday and Monday on Wolf creek with their sister, Mrs. Lewis. Hoy Hlerce casts a lougful took ' townr(1 Independence once In nwhl'e. I Tlle vltora "f road district No. I.t. have voted a special tax for much needed repair work. Hunting on the river has been very good the past two months, but fishing Is very poor. lti:t,ISl It A 1'lllN OK I.AM) TITLE. ln the Circuit Court of the State' of Oregon for the County of Lane, In the matter of the application of Margaret Fleming to register the title to the following described lands, towlt: The West 20 acres of that part of the E. F. Skinner and wife Donation Land Claim No. Its, Xotlf. 21S1, and of Uit Two In Section SS. all In Tp. IT. south, Itange 4 West of the Will. Mer. lying between the presenf right of way and the Willam ette river ln Lnno County, Ore. vs All whom it may concern, defend ants. To all whom It may concern: Tako notice, that on the 9th dny of Novumber. A. 1)., I'.IOS, an appli cation was filed by said Margarot Fleming ln the Circuit Court of Lane County for Initial registration of the title to tho land above described. Now unless you appear on or before the 10th day of December, A. D., 1 908. and show cause why such ap plication shnll not bo granted, the same will he taken as confessed and a decreo will bo entered according to the. prayer of tho application and you will be forever burred from disput ing the same. E. II. LEE, Counlv Clerk By F. fl. STICK ELS, Dep. County Clk. (.1 AKDIAVS SAI.K. Notice Is hereby given that by vlr t no of an order made and entered bv the County Court lu and for Lane County, Oregon, on the 1Mb. day of November, lI'uN aut liorlltig me guardian of the estate of Mur Ray Murray, Insane, to sell the real eslnto belongiti't to my said ward, at pri vate sale. I will on und after 9 o'clock lu the forenoon of the 10th day of December, 11108, at tho law office of A. E. Wheeler. In Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, offer a private sale, the NortheiiKt quarter of soc tlin Eighteen, township Nineteen South, Itange Six West of Wllln ttc Meridian. ItiC ncres; and will sell the sinne to the highest bidder for cash It, bund, subject to confirmation by said court. Dated at Eugene, Oregon, thlB 10th diiy of November. 1H0S. J. J. Ml'RRAY. Guardian. NOTICE I'OH IM IILK ATIO.V U. S. Land Office nt Rosebiirg .. u..... .....i.n. tin inno Ore- K"ll, o,-li,-ln llt-l xjvi. l Notice la hereby given that Wesley G. Bowers, of Klsher, Oregon, who, on October 15, 190.1, made Home stead Entry No, 131U1, S. It. 01428, for HE 14, Section 21, Township 15 South. Range 9 West, Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of Inton Hon to make Final Five Year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before W. W. Calkins, U 3. Commissioner, at Eugene, Oregon, on tho 9th day of December, 1908. Claimant names as witnesses: Elsworth Prlndel, of Fisher, Oregon; Peter Hansen, of Fisher, Oregon; Wm. F. Hummers, of Fisher, Oregon; Hatfield H. Cooper, of Fisher, Ore- BENJAMIN L. EDDY, Register. NOTICK FOIt I'fllLICATION V. 8. Land Office at Roseburg, Ore gon, June 23, 1808. Notice Is hereby given that Judith Ann Carnahan, of Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, who, on Juno 13th, 1908, made timber application No. 10172, for s'4 of nw, ne!4 of nw, Bec 4 West, Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of Intention to make Final Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the Register and Receiver, a''toncburg, Oregon, op the 20th day January.Q. i i ..iwnani, inline as npif i. i l" ueretiy kimii ma', r.is- , Hal E. Wood, of Eugene, O on ; nr V Prlndel, Fisher. Oregon,' Marvin L. H;itiiilil:t, of Eugene, Ore-fwlio, on tlctole 1 st, Ifi'l-I, mudei gun; George S. Corser. of Ooeuri llotiiete. Entry No. 131 IS, s. It. j d'A'cne, Idaho; Hu inn AJCarnahan, ! of Co' d'Alene, Idah BENJAMIN L. EDDY. 0 Ueglster. No Man Is Sirciiqcv 0 tron man it stronii all over. No man can be i A -' f tron( who is lurtcrmK from weak consequent indiction, or tnm s-tme other disease ol the stomach and its a-Qciatrd organs, which im pairs digestion and nutrition. Fur wlirn tke stomach is weak or diseased there is a bus ol the nutrition contained in food, which is the source of all physical strength. When a man ' doesn't feel jusc right," when he doesn't sleep well, has an uncomfurtuhle feeling in the stomach after eating, is languid, nervous, ritahle and despond cnt, he is losing the nutrition needed to make strength. Sue m man should ose Dp. Pierce' tioldea Medical Discovery, it cares dlmeaaea ol too alomach und other ortan ot dlieatlon mnd nutrition. It enrichea the blood. Invltoratea the liver, atrenttbena the kldiya, nourlehea the nervea. mnd ao Oil't'S HEALTH A0 STHEXUTH TO th ir whole body. You can't a Herd to accept a Mrrrr nostrum as a substitute lor this non alooholio medicine or snows comfosition, not even though the urgent dealer may thercisy make a little bigger profit. Ingredients printed un wrapper. A LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Friday Evening November 13th at the CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH by Mr. Bliss Knapp, C. S. B. Member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship of Boston, Mass. Given under tlic auspices of First Church of Christ, Scientist, of Eugene. Admission Free. The public invited. Teas, Coffee, Baking Powder, Etc. BACON BROS. Spices IMPORTING COMPANY PURE OLIVE OIL. Now 55 East Ninth. NOTICK KOIt ri'Itl.K'ATION. Department or llie Intorlor , U. B. Land Offlco at HoseburK. Oregon. August 8. 1908. Notlco Is hereby given that William uiuiin, of I'.ugene, uregon, wno, on July 28, 11108, mndo application un- der the Timber and Stono Acts, No. 9519, for the SMi of NK, Section 12, Township 17 South, Itange 7 West, Willamette Meridian, has f ed not co of nlenl on to inakn !' - nal Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before W. W. Calkins, I'. S. Cotnmlsslonei at his offlco at Eugene, Oregon, on the 2nd day of November, 1908. Claimant names as witnesses: Hal. E. Wood, of Eugene, Oregon. Marvin L. liainmltt, of Eugene, Oregon Warren C. Smith, of Crow, Oregon. Clark II. Decker, of Waltervlllo, Oregon BENJAMIN I. EDDY ItPKlnter N'ollre for Publication United States Land Office, Rosa- burg, Oregon, April 17. 1908. Notice Is hereby given that In com nllanco with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, 1 878, entitled, "An act for the sale of timber lands In the States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory." as extended to all tho Public Land States by act of August 4, 1892, Parley 8. Pierce of Springfield, Coun ty of Lano, State of Oregon, filed In this office on April 15. 1908, his sworn statement No. 9713, for the purchase of the 8W 1-4 of NW 1-4 and W 1-2 of HW 1-4 of Section No. 24 In Towashlp No. 18 south, Range No. 8, West, W. M., and will offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for Its timber or Btono than for agricultural purposes. fn.VLEUbwh w' ,'nH,li1.tit"lH land before W W. ( M": U. 8. Commissioner, at his office In En gene, Oregon, on Thursday tho 3rd day of September,, 1908. He names as witnesses; William If. Plorco of Walton, Oregon; Jurvls IJ. Sutherland, of Walton, Oregon; Wil liam 8. Sutherland of Walton, Ore gon, William Neely of Kugene, Ore gon. Any and all persons claiming ad versely the above-described lands are requested to file their claims In this office on or before the said 3rd day ' of Bptemher, 108. ( q BENJAMIN L. EDDY, I Register. NOTICE FOK IM'ltr.K 'ATIO.V 8. Land Office at Roseburg, Ore-( --, 0142 7, for K'b of NW V, , NKV1 of KWV, ; NW', of SE'4. Section 33,: I Township 15 South. Range 9 West. Willamette Meridian, has filed no- iloinaoh with it 1 JnW , Extracts Eugene, Oregon tlce of Intention to mnko Plnnl Five1 ,Br rroor, to establish claim to the nuovo described, before W. W Calkins, II. 8. Commissioner, at Eu- ' Kno, Oregon, on tho 8th duy of Do- '""mmi, mun. Claimant names ns witnesses: Wesley (1. Ilowors, of Fisher, Ore- """I ""tor Hansen, of Klsher. Ore- iiiinm M. Mummers, of Fisher, Oregon; Hatfield II. Cooper, of ' "r, urngou JIENJAMIN L. EDDY, Register. NOTICE I'Olt PCIII.ICATIOV i I'. H. Land Office nt 1;. , r. " Oregon, September 17, 1908. 'j ! Notice Is hereby given that Alice' J. Perdue, of Eugene, Oregon, who. I on May 1st. 1908. inndn Timber An. !ll7yl,'nN- for WV4 of BWK.I . 1 Houth. n niiiiiieiio .Mcrtntun. ! !'"" n"1'0 of Intention to make; 1 ,ro"f. 'slabllsh claim to the, land abnvi) described, before W. W I i aiKiiis, u. s. Commissioner, at En-' gene, Oregon, on tho 2 4th day of1 December, 1 908. j Claimant names n witnesses: 1j V. I). Neely, of Eugene, Oregon; .ii. r,. I'Hicnpie, oi rjugetie, Oregon; Mlnnln Wlnnlford, of Onkland, Ore-' 'gon; E, Whnttitiu, of Eugene. Ore-' of Eugene, Oro- gon. BENJAMIN L. EDDY, ' Register. .NOTICE I'Olt PCIILICATIO.V. i V. H, Land Offlco nt Itosebtirg, Oregon, J ii no 17th, 1908. ; Notice Is hereby given that Alex . Hnsvol of Crow, Oregon, who, on March 13th. 1903, mndo Homestead Entry No. 12503, for NW'4, section 12, Township 19 south, Range 8 West, Wlllamettu Meridian, has filed notice i of Intention In m.la 1 ,i .. 1 ii. .. .. l' claim the land above j described, before W. W. Calkins. U. . commissioner, at Kugene, Oregon, ' on the 29tb day of September, 1908. Claimant names as witnesses: Joseph Gates of Crow, Oregon; Earl Parsons of Kugene, Oregon; . Earl Baldwin of Panther, Oregon; II. B. Baldwin of Panther, Oregon. j 'UBNJAMIN L. EDDY, , Hoglster r EATON'S Book JBindery IbMtks Hound. liignliHi hoiinil. Portfolios Muile. Illaiik IbH.ks Killed ami lloullil lo Order. Arll-tlc IIiHiklilmliiig Done. Vc, tiling Hot ;...hI Work. .N'onl Itut IteitHoitiible Prices. Office at EATON'S BOOK STORE T lames uu