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THE ElwKtfB DAILY GUARD. THUUiDAT, JANTA' 88. 1908
Oards distant from the price lot, sold
toduy for J300, to a gentli'iiu who I
will build a residence upiVlt. The
I prize Jot Is cheap al 12vK.
Voting IlislrklK.
Lane County ',; divided into die-
ton. Acme and Crow, one to go.
The contest closes February 27
18 o'clock. ,, , .
Grand prize T'e candidate re
ceiving the highervote gets free a
J200 lot in Hlair street addition to
Eugene and the Seattle trip also
Content Conditions.
The ballots will be counted three
times each week until further notice (
the announcements being made on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Th ballot box Is located in the
Guard's business office where bal
lots and coupons may be deposited
during business hours.
five mm mm.
M FOR SUBSCRIBERS
OF 6UAR0 Will GO QUICK
iUTH
trlots as follows:
Kiigerjp. threeWo ?n.
Creswell. Uosb&i, pottage drove
Dexter and JasepT, 10 to go.
Springfield, one to go.
Marcola. Conors, Wendllng and
Mabel. oneto go.
Junction, Irving and Harrlsburg,
one to go.
Elmlra, Blacbly, Florence, Maple-
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ll . " r o O "I iJ
I
GO SO
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ms m im ?
.MISS il,.l)V.H Mi-IIKMiY.
Tills yiiunK litdy la n cnnilliliite In Tim (Innrd'ii
from ' SiirlnuriclM. 1 lint rlii N::. Ai. ii. !! iii.
steady, (iiimlMent vote, In- uh" i-r Hi t-n mi tier Iileii.ln have taken lit
her inuilliliicy. Miss Mi-Henry holies lo win olio of llie gran-J prlxes, as
whII as the oxio-itl'in trip.
KxiiiHtlnu ronU'Kt
IIim: inn polli'd
A SI'KCI.M. IT! i:il
For u slmri ti"' finh' wp
nro kiiIiik to J'i'ilu' ill i f:ill:iw
I ii K offer: 'lh' ! i (M.'iil
premium f- " ;'i i ' ; li'Vi
to Ihe Dallv -; .'. i ' . 'I mi-'
A lurao flmi wall r:. "i o:'
thii Btate of OroH.ut. I Tie 'nli
ed BiaUiK and I lin w irld,
ahowliiK t! ranuiuu ranai.
Imllli'Hhlu fli'i'I'H trip iirnuiiil
the world. Thnao riiai'ta aro
nicely nioiintoil, lithiiKruplifd
on hnnvy viirniHhod paiior and
ranialn an much viiliiahlit In
foriuatlon na an ordinary at
liui. Cull and see tlioin or
ond your ronilltnnco (by
mull) for the Dully Clunrcl,
ono year, or for the Wenkly
Ounrd, and ono of thoau nuipn
will he delivered to you.
Those who pay for alx month
or n year In advance for the
Dally Guard by carrier will
aim receive the map froe. The
mnp alone in worth more thmi
the price of (lie paper.
W'e have onlv 5(HI of these
mapa left and I bin offer IioUIh
good until the mipply Is ex
hauled. No more w::t be ordered.
Iteiueinoor tnnt durlnx the next
ten days, (mull Feb. ;. all Dally
Ouprd RubNcrliiiloim fur one year
will count 2.000 vntcH, and every
.;ui" Htiiiu'rip'li n fo the Weekly,
.(' v j:;.i. '111 ;! W a s ;e.i!al offer
i "1" in . i-d T that niiiilldaliw may
InUe advautiiKe of the present good
.: wn!i aiu iii;; ihe'.r friends
'! ' ' if ill.- rinilily. It 1h ioh
:1': "h : ) olli-r ap.'clal offer of
i '' 1 i niiiili' iliirln the con
' ' h i: "li thet'o limy bo Just one
moro h'f.ir- th? c'-'-inK day. This is
n maMi." ii'i lli'i contest mannger
Il ia no. de'ded vet and must depend
uolely upon clnunistancea. The saf
"t )lan for ihe jitididaiea, there
fore, ia to talie ad'n!UaKe of the
present opportunity to secure a big
reserve Of votes inul thus ho pro
pared 'r nnv bpuii thMr opponents
may make when the contest draws
toward lis close.
The nip tit Keattle Is sure to be the
greatest event in the lifetime of tne
winners. It will be a splendid vaca
tion and an education as well, and
It will also bo an honor to represont
tin rnleiidld county of Lane at the
:;i't:nn.4t exposition ever held In tho
'vr. Ill, If V" may believe the newspa-
nwiir " incmlng the attractions
that are sent out from Seattle. The
c.t.uluiato receiving the highest num
" voles In the county will be
nwui i'.ed, In additlou to the exposition
ii i-i i cho:tv of a 5200 residence
Ii.: to K.; :vae or the nainlii:; of the
I'haperoii for the parly. Tho second
highest will have se"ond choice of
thise piies. The value of the lot
may lie judged from Iho fact that an
other lot of Iho same size. In lllnlr
street addition, only a few hundred
A Pcor Wcah
XT
r y uiriafi
At the is farmed, will tili,m k -.....).. . I
BiM,i: miRii siruns mn wouui give way under.
Tho fsot it worarn are mora patient lino (hoy outlit
to he under such troubles.
Kvory wonisn oulit lo know that she moy ohtsin
Ihe mu;t ei.wriencrd mediool Ivico frtt Wc
ad in o.W nnMnn and prm.y hy writinij lo
thoNnrl l'a l)ipeiuary Medical Aiciatinn, K V
Pierce, M. I)., 1're.idrnt, llulTulii, N. Y, l)r. I'icrco
hai been chiel ooniultin( pliyiirian ol Ihe Invalids'
llolol and Surfice.1 Instilulo, ol HuB.lo, N. V., lor
; ' ' "-- - " ii iiiiii-ii oxpenenco
In Iho trratmool of women's diseases than any otaer phvuician in this country.
Hit niedicinet ore world-famous lor Iheir aslunishin eScacy,
Tho moat perfect remedy over devised for weak and deLW
eat. women Is Ir. rioree's Favorite Prescription.
IT MAKES WEAK WOMEN STRONG.
SICK WOMEN WELL.
HZi.nmZ.m'"J"i,t ,v,,,t,,om "I woman's peculiar ailments are fully set
J." ,"" hn,,"h "no '''t" Modical Adviser (UXVS pajies). a newly
revised am up-to-date I'.dilion ot which, chxh-bound, will ho mailed r, on
receipt ol 31 uno oonl .lamps to pay cost of mail.iit. cmh. A.l.lre.s es above.
HOW THE CANDIDA TES STAND TODAY
DISTRICT NO. 1 (8 TO JO.) TOTES.
Miss Etta Morrison, Eugene 0'
Miss Mabel Mogenson, Eugene iiiJ-
MIsb Edith Fawver, Bugene i-'il!.
Miss Ethel Edminston, Eugene iS'oli
MIbb Ruth Hawkins, Eugene 20',;
Miss Goldine Wlmer, Eugene 16'I5
Miss Hazel Smith, Eugene 11,76a
Miss Francis Pengra, Eugene, R. R 8.41a
Miss Adeline Watson, Eugene, R. R 7,301
Miss Bessie Read, Eugene '. 6.0S4
Miss Glee Turner, Eugene , 4,986
DISTRICT NO. S (TWO TO GO)
Miss F-ona Hills Jtisper 31.75S
Miss Alta Mnlkey. Cieswell 13.42S
Miss Bulah Martin, Creswell 12,529
Miss Mary Sprouse, Cottage Grove. " 10,051
Miss Francis Beatty, Creswell 6.008
DISTRICT NO. 3. (1 TO GO.) Votes.
Miss Gladys McHenry, Springfield 12,189
Miss Martha Calllson, Springfield 7.918
MIbs Mary Bartlett, Springfield 7,579
Miss Eva Rychard, Springfield 3,021
Miss Nettie Nelson, Springfield 1,550
Miss Theda Perkins, Springfield l.l'O
Miss Delia Christler, Springfield 1.10U
DISTRICT NO. 4. (1 TO GO). Votes. j
Miss Mollle Schwlnd, Marcola 9,600 ,
Miss Kate VanDuyn, Coburg 7.064 '
Miss Georgia Neff, Coburg 6,207 I
MIbs Vern Lnnklns. Wendllng 4.830 1
Miss Georgia Wood, Coburg 2,064
Miss Madeline Bettls. Coburg 1,918
MIbs Kutherlne Stewart, Coburg 1,874 '
MlB8 Uena Goodman, Coburg 1,800
Miss Lola Barr. Wendllng 1,475
Miss Lena Wigle, Coburg 1,210 I
DISTRICT NO. 5. (1 TO GO.) Votes.
Miss Audrey Howard, Junction 11,191
Miss Funnels Uusliley, Junction 11,084
MIbs Ruby Scott, Harrlsburg 1 0.029
Miss Iorln Jenson, Junction 8,914 .
Miss I, ula Meats, Junction 3,012
Miss Nellie Harper, Junction 2.950 j
Miss Minnie Slbhetts, Junction 2,000
Miss Mnbel IlnyeB, Junction 1,456 i
Miss Cerlrude Buahnell, Junction ll50
DISTRICT NO. fl (1 TO GO.) Votes. !
Miss iu. V. Johnson, Blachley 25,060 !
MIsb I.lla;h Owen, Crow 15,969 i
Miss Jennie Rice, Maploton 15o50 '
Miss Myrtle l.ee, Lornne 14 512 '
Miss Bertha Mounts. Junction 12 921 '
Miss Ethel I'ettet, Walton 9 921 i
Miss Emma Brund, Florence 6 318 '
SUBSClilPTION KATES.
One year by . ,3.00 0?'
One year by carrier, 5 00 2000 votes
8lx months, carrier, 12.60 inn votes t
Three months carrier. 11. 60 icj 11,1, !
Weekly, one year tl.Bi . "lOOO votes i
Six mouiha by mall, $2. 00 caa i
Three months by mall. 11.01 ' .'.',. , . " . , J j
""l"' 4i
SEATTLE YUKON EXPOSITION CONTEST. X
COUPON.
In favor of Miss T
T
Address T
Good for one Tote. t
x.
J Not good after Jan. 31.
OREGON STUDENT TO
WRESTLE 0. A. C.HERE
A wrestling tournament will be ar
ranged with O. A. C. during tho next
two months. Trainer llajward this
morning said he did not know what
date would he set, or the terms, but
he seemed certain that it would be
held in Eugene. All winter the Ag
rlcs have been working at the game,
and during the last two weeks a num
ber of students here have also taken
up iho sport.
The O.A.C turnament with Wash
ington has been declared off. Wash
ington University will bowl Instead
of wrestle, and tho Oregon phvslcal
director snid that he had received a
proposal for a meet with the balls and
pins from Seattle.
satmWsWBBmBK1sMBsUCa'
On account of moving into new quarter I will sell
retail at wholesale prices. Below are a few of the
many bargains:
Satin White Best Valley Flour $1.10
Dayton Best Hard Wheat Flour. . .$1.25
Almonds, lb 15
Walnuts, lb 15
Candy, lb 10
50-It box Raisins, Seedless $3."J,5
Fancy Dried Peaches, 2 lbs $ .25
Best Siflar-Cured Hams, lb 16
Dressed 'poultry, turkeys and geese every
Triday and Saturday .
E. DODGE, ess,
KALI. CHKKK ITKMH
(Special Correspondence.)
Fall Creek. .In ? ri- i
- vi. -sun in
once more her natural self. Birds are
singing and a few of the old settlers
are making garden.
Mr. Blair Is butchering and ship
ping beef to Springfield.
George Warner is at Portland do
ing Jury duty. He will probably be
there until the 1st of March.
The Carter ramp Is running with
1-nsnlle Stewart as foreman.
Dave Matteson Is again .In our
midst. .
Mrs. I -sura Humphrov Is engaged
to teach the Oak Hill school com
mencing the 1st of February.
Mrs. Thomas Warner is vis tlng In
Washlnton. She had quite an ex
:erience with the storm, having to
ge; out of the car in the snow.
f red Wirn.il. h..
. ' ".' ii-ii-liuminsilir
up between his place and hitdaugh-
Subscribe for The Dai" Guard.
Cnn county showed the best cll-n-ate
In Orecnn during tv... i.A
snap. Mv ,he ,,ort OTf(,rJ Xr(bl,
The snow w, hut an Inch deep Q-one-fourth
In. h. cold about 3" de
gre.s sU.ve i,.r , ,d m chiUi,uO Ind
to shiver us.
.TJrw..prformilnr 'wj evening
t the Bel thejter. 7.30. 8:30 and
:30. f
AFTBg
FOUR YEARS
OFMISERY
Cured by Lydia E. Pink
ham's VegetableCompound I
Baltimore, Mil " For four vears!
my life was a misery to nie. I suffered
trom irregulari
ties, terrible (IniR
giiiB sensations,
extreme nervous
ness, and that nil
gone feeling in my
stomach. I had
given up hope of
ever being well
when 1 hfir.n to
takeLjdin E. link
ham's Vegetable
Compound. Then
I felt as tin ,n,
pven me, and 1 am reconimending it
to all my friends." Mrs. W. S. Fo'ru,
tWS'ljiiisilowne St.. Haltlmore, Md.
The most smvessful remelv in this
country for the cure of all forms of
female complaints is Lydia E. link
ham s Vegetable Compound. It has
stood the test of years ami to-dav Is
more wi.Jyly and successfully used tnan
any other female remedy. It has cured
thousands of women who have been
troubled with displacements, tntlam-
............ ...ii.'i,, iiuiiiiu uiuinrM. ir-
regularities. (eriidic pains, backache.
. IK.I lw..,i,. .1. . 'i; . '
I in.. w..i iiik-.ii,i. ii ii't-ini, iiniuieucy.
Indigestion, and nervous prostration,
! after all other means had failed.
I If ytui arc suffering from anr of these
nun-ma, uuo i irive f nojie until vou
! have given I.ydia K. "inkham's Vege-
table Compound a trial.
I If you would like special advice
j write to Sir. I'mlAmii. l.rnn.
j Muss., for it. SlieTi,s Uiiulnl
I thousands to bcivlth, free ol
charge.
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MAKE ARRANGEMENTS TO VISI1
1 CALIFORNIA-
IMUMWfrW'.TittlBWiWil'i'"'
THIS WINTER
mate known only to Southern Cali-
Thar ,rn vvrill finA
LKJl lllCi. X 111.1 yuu W 111 1111U ail
abundance of sunshine, bright blue
skies, a clear bracing atmosphere,
congenial associations and invigorating,
healthful recreations too numerous to mention.
RESORTS ARE THE
Some with world-wide reputations as Los
Angeles, Paso Robles7 Hot Springs, Long
Beach, Santa Barbara, Hotel del Monte,
Santa Cruz, San Diego, Santa Monica,
Venice and commodious, delightful stop
ging places of lesser remown. All main
taining the California standard for hospital
ity and faultless accommodations.
The Southern Pacili
Company
Will be glad to supply some very attractive literature, descr
a aeian me many delights of winter in California. C
low rate round trip excursion tickets on sale to California
The Rate From Eugene to Los Angeles
Return is $55.00
Limit six months, allowing stop-overs in either direction,
ilar excursion rates are in effect to all California polnts.o
Feoiuu iolormation, sleeping car reservations and tickets, call on, telegraph or writ.,
A. J. GILLFftF Arfnl C..w. r , r
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Wm. McMwrray, Cen. Pass. Agt. Portia