The Eugene City guard., April 07, 1900, Image 4

CITY AND COUNTY REPUBLICANS.
BATUKDAV
UK VAN.
William J. Ilryau bil wonder
ful btM pUia common paO
ple of the c uiitry. The crowd
that tbrODftld Kugene today to nee
and hear the silver and anti-trust
champion wan sufiicient demonHtra
tion of bil popularity.
The cause of his deep hold on
thecitizenH of this repuhlio is of
easy determination. Ho Hay l'iat
leas than a billion dollar of told,
held iniiinly In larife capital, lOOaid
not be made the lisaia of the i.early
three billion dollara of money of
the country. That trusts and
combination! ahotild not be allowed
to rob the toiler ol bin hard earned
wage.
What more reason in wanted for
liryan'd i-opularitj?
Dexter items.
April lad, 1100.
Ma Hrnllli came Up HatunlMjr to I.
gm hcIiooI at Iexler MootfajP Minn
ns Mcklnwy HI leai li l June, and
51 Ink PoiU to teach Mt Ruah I land.
Old orchard 10 tbla MOttOD of coun
try are lieliij ytiiialli'all' riiin-d to
be followed nv spraying, If li will
attend to tlii, fmit iirt will bare
AtMad to n minimum.
A Iravedni? iM-rforrni-r and )Bftlaf
lva an rablMUoa at tbla piaos a faw
Djgbtl li V, u Mob wan very food.
Mr. I.avllla Hanna, who ha ten
rlatUng bar father, Mr Barber, soma
weckN darted home yealerday.
All iba voton of Leal Viiey prseloat
except two or three have Hlieady reen
tered. Mr. Oruaaa la mom what improved
pJOOl laxt writing.
Tim Trent Hoy bad a gMM ol ball
at Mr. Mooney' laid Hnnday.
The river waa too IiIkIi to ferry for a
couple of dayH, canned hy the heavy
warm rama.
Ml Matilda Michael, of Lowell, la
working at j a Briffja.'
J V Holhrook bad the goad fortune
to catch a lare ray wolf In a marten
trap, lie wan over sevsu feet In
length.
icr lUxlford and family vmlted
Walker last week, reluming Halur
tlay. II M Parvln baa;purebaMl 7H acre
of land of bin father. Thin with what
he already ban joining It make hlui a
nice farm.
I)H Hunaaker in expeclwl home
from ' 'all fori' I n next Thurmlay. He
win ba aaomiipantad iy bin graadaea,
Laurence, who will nlay wllb tlraini
falher Joaeph 1'arker.
Were you Aprll-foolerl? Ak Mr.
Warbluton for bin April tool Mpari
eniv.
The Trent Mill Co. took advantage
of the high water a couple of dayn to
run logn on the upper creek, with only
lliiHlerate nilcceiw, however.
Klden Templemao in trying I" DMkl
a liatitl at Htlcr'n logglb rain.
Rao,
Mm. t'alviii .Iiiimeiiimn, atlrSStX tgt
I'a., aya: "Aa a ee.ly cure lor
colighn, coldn, croup, mid note throat
One Minute Cough Cure In attaqualled,
lllnpleaaant fur children to take. I
heartily raeotnmtiid II t motbara,"
It In the only ni.nnlenn remedy that
producen immedlani' rulta. It cure
brouuhltl, pueumuula, grippe, and
throat and lung dlaraaea. Il will pre
VaBl coimumplloir Vincent A Co.,
Corner lrug (Store.
Mr. Harriet K van, lllnnilitle, 111 .
wrlten, "1 never tall to relieve mv
children from croup t once ly ulng
One Minute Cough Cure. 1 would not
leel aftfa without it " Quickly cures
coughn, coldn, grlpH- and all (hroat
Mud lung iltacaae. Vincent A Co.,
Corner Drug Stoic.
Of Lane County Nominated To
day A Harmonious Con-
veniton.
If the man doc not (top the cough
the cough toj the man; toa In ap
petite, ni !eri, hi pleamire and hi
work. So called "cough remedies"
sometime relieve hut they don't go deep
nongh to cure. )r. IVrce'a lioldcn
Mrdical Discovery eurea cough and
tlisMsrs of the respiratory oignnn In-r-
orlljr and prrmanrntlv. It ntopa the ;
MHigh. It Deal the lung. nto the .
hrm.ii daMa if tlir lung are Minding.
itid by puiifyiug the Mood and imrea-
oig the action of the blood nuking
gUndn eiirulicn rveiv organ ilh the
X1 Mood which .dour will nuke a
yuod body.
"Mjr Wbnl had tn .xHigiimt for T?rt
.u.d roiW frankly l.'l.l ntc Hint Iw w.Hil.t fg
Ha cmwuoiptUMi, srrucs Mrs John Shurmsn.
iiINo mMhHut t'h,ii III llr hurt . '
terrible chik Mum ssvUs. we uo( onlv hkos niueii
tiki mo! t ui liHkvxl lor thr bunting ef a bluul
vmarl or a hm. nhaav al ahmial anv ttrur
Ann Ihrra Uv . uKriliia; he was wrak kc
oum the room. Th duewr aU htm no nod.
I atalrAl Ihe caar to a dnuiatat. who haiulid mr
Uxilr or In I in. r OSdaaj Mr.ll.al IMavvv
ry My huatMiHl'a rtcuvrry was tritisikaSlt
(n thrc (tavs aflri he hrgaii usiug tlf. lirivr's
sOatdea Mr.llcal tMUMrrrv hr waa up and
fsjaad aud la two saurt days he wrut to Vtsra.
Two botllra cured him
Dr. Krrce'a Iteaaant I'rllrt cure bill
ouineaa. Tliey produce pertiuneut bMH
fit and do not re-act on the artteiu. One
i a gcutle laajttive, two a cathartic duw. i U I. 8 1 1 , of Criawril
the CHOia caaoioarKi.
The Lane County lOpubliean Con
vention oMined IU tempirary organiza
tion at l'o'chn-k thin morning In the
circuit court room. Ur H W Mo
i ornack, chairman of the county cen
tral committee called the meeting to
order. Hon - II Friendly wan elected
chairman of tbe couveutlon, and
OarwlH itrlatow aecretary.
Tbe preliminary work of organiza
tion waa carried out at once, by tbe
appointment of tbe following com
mltteee: Credential-C A Hardy, of Kugene,
i) P Holt, of Irving, and Hon It Cook,
of Mohawk.
Order of buMneea-W 0 Waahburoe,
of Junction, Henry Dunbar, of Hagl
naw, J C lirattaln, orHprlngfleld.
lOaolutlona Wm Kuykendall, of
Kugene, W H Weat hereon, Florence,
J no V Kelly, Willamette.
Adjournment waa then taken until
I o'clock.
EDOKNK rKRL'INCTB.
At the cloae of the temporary aea-
ion till morning tbe delegate of tbe
Kugene preclncU met In the county
court nxim, aelected H. B. Eakln aa
chairman and (I. W. (Irlflloji aecreiary,
after which they proceeded to
nomtnateC. A. Wlntermeler for Juitlne
of the peace, by acclamailon. I. L.
1 1 j i r . -. . , i waa nooiluated for conatable
on the aeoond ballot, the other
candidate for thla offlce ware l,ewin
lielibaw and T. M. Itennbaw.
AVTKKNOON i ION.
Convention called to order at 1
o'clock hy Chairman Friendly, who
tunnuuoed tbe first order of bualueaa to
ie the report of committee on credeu
lala, which reported the following
lelegalea entitled to neata In the con
vention: niMMITTKK ON I'KKM ANKNT OKOAN
IZATKIN. We your committer) on ermanent
organization of tbe Iteptiblican county
rOOraOtlOD, Of Lane county, Oregon,
noil on order of bundle for the year
1900, would if-p fully aubmlt the
following reimrt.
We would recommend that the
temporary olllcera im matte ieruianrnt
and that C F Hurlhurt be declared
elected aaalataut aecretary.
TaUara appointed, M L Anpiegate,
Joa lienaoli, K A llean, T W tiarria, t
I' 1 1, urn ii. (1 K Cbriniuau.
For cougrenlonal delegates A C
Jennings, H F Ki Miey, C J Howard.
For tate delegatea O A Campbell,
(Iimi W Norrln. K A Kond.
We recomuiHiid that the order of
liUHlnesw lie an follow:
I The election of 14 delegatea to tbe
-tale COUVUllllotl.
- Tbe elect ion of U delegates to tbe
congressional convention.
!l Tbe nomination of three candi
date" for representatives In state legla
lature. 4 County Judge.
6 Comity clerk,
tl Hherlll.
7 Commlanloner.
H Treaaurer.
U Aaneasor.
in School nuperlulcndent.
II Hurveyor.
13 Coroner.
III Ce-itral committee by precincts.
W. C. Washburn,
J. C. llrattalu,
II. A. Dunliar
On mo ion of s It Babln the report
van nd Iptl d.
I ll K I'll AlKMAN'rj AllDK
Chairman Prtandly ahi on taking
lie i lull: "Ihe hoiir han arriyd for
lie repntillcan party to place In nom
ination a ticket to be voted oil ill June.
It in the lilglient renponnlbllity of clt
laCPahlp, lie urged t list Ihe choice
of I he i oh vent ion he loyally accepted
and adhered In, cxpreanlng the hope
that next June would witness a repub
lican victory. Oregon will be the ftmt
ntate to 'indicate the presidential
election, and he battered Oregon would
lead (he Mates for McKlnley to secceed
blOMWlf, Ha thanked the coiiveiitlou
for tbe honor cotiferrcd on him.
HOMK "HI.A'l'K" TALK.
On motion of D I' Holt a committee
ol tivu waa apKlhted lo district tbe
county to select delegates to the dls
ti let and state convention. Till
motion created coiiHlderable "alate"
and "antl-nlate" talk U'lweeu town
anil county delegate.
Dr Kuykendall moved toaniend thai
cbalrtiian of committee and tate com
mlltiemcii, together with three repub
lican In' allowml to Ndect delegatea, to
report at next nennlou oi county central
committee.
Tbe amendment wan carried. Tbe
original molloti was carried as amend
ed. Hemanway, Harrla, McQueen
for Reoreaentatlvoa-
C J Howard placerl In nomination
James Heuietiway, of Cottage Orove.
H H I skin i -uid in nomination L
T llarrln, of Kugene.
H O Calllnou plnce.l In noiulnatlou
K t Chapman, of l .ugeue.
H W II at pole placed In nomination
Ivan MeQaaaO, Of Lorane.
Flrt llallot Hemenway l.Vi, Harrl
188, Ubapaaaa 108, HcQoaaa 180.
I I Qbapman withdrew hi name
and the other three were declared
tiomlneee.
O. F. Knox for County Judge.
Mil a in lirlatow placed In nomina
tion lor county Judge O F Knox of
Cottage Orove.
T II Atidemon placed A C Jennings,
! of Kugene In nomination.
I t Ma placed A K heeler, or Ku
gene, in nomination.
First ballot, Knox 10 Jennings U,
heeler 51.
Knox declined tbe nominee.
E. U. Laa for County Clerk.
1 1 Kdwaids placed lu nomination
for county clerk K V Lee, of Junction.
W 11 Wattbalaea placed In nomltia
Uoa L K I lean, of Kugene.
htmt i.nllot. l ee 15o, lleau 35.
Lee declared tbe nominee.
R D Hawley for Shflrff.
1' L Brlnlow plaivd In nomination
for herllT II 1) Haw ley, of fneswrtl.
It M i ulp piied lu uo'i.tnatlou W
M Luckey, of Kugene.
Wm Kuykendall placed In iiivnvJoa-.
to u J I. I'age, of Kugene.
.1 Q lirsttsln iiisctil In nominal u
i
K O Callinoti nlariHl in u hi -
Illation J H Htlkra or r.ugen, .
Kiral I sllol, Man I. v 1- l.'o I .
Raaa at. ManU M. Kill St, H K He-1
Utorati Toui 184. Thare only
181 delegsUai in ihe conveullon. RD.J
Hecond liallot. Haw ley 86, I m k-y
70. Page zd, HfiH M hit ilea U,
The names ol J L I'age, V L Hintt,
and J M Utile were withdrawn.
Third ballot, Hawley IIVj, Luckey K7.
Hawley waa declared the nominee,
On motion ol K J Met lanahnii the
nomination was made una ou.
J. L. Taylor for Commiaaioner.
Jno K Cook place. i in i, i. iuii.aiii.il
for commiaaioner John L Taylor, of
Hermanu.
J K llutler placed In nomination C
W lirown, of Rlciisrdson.
Ftrat liallot, I ayior, 111, Brown 74.
Taylor declared the nominee.
JJKI.KUATke TO HTATKI'oN V'KNTlOJI.
The following delegate U the stale
convention were elected: H B Kaklo,
0 V HofT, Wm Praalno, W U UIMrap,
K A Bond, Oeo H Kelly, A L Ibmey,
A C Woodcock, H L Meoroead, Uareln
BriMiow, Wm Kuykendall, J M Mbal
ley, M H Frleudiy. K 0 Potter.
I i, 1 1 . -1 It .a r KOH TKKAHUKKIt.
The following men were placed in
nomination for county trea-urer: L
Ollatrap, of F'all Creek, leo K Craw, of
Kugene, Frank Kelner, of Eugene, J
1 Howland, of F:ugene.
First ballot, Ollatrap 100, Crawl,
Kelnner7, Bow laud H, J T I allUon 1,
M W Taylor 1.
Ollatrap declared the nominee.
V. V. BUKVON KOK AsaeMMOH.
M f. Applegate placed In noii lnatlon
for aaesor B H Huton, ol lOugene
B K Keeuey plsod lu nomination I)
P Burton.
F'lret ballot, H anion 74, BurUm 117.
Burton waa declared the nominee.
K BONIJ KOK 8C'lllK)I,8UI'KKlM IM)KNT
I N F'.dwardt placed in DOtolnatloa
for school luperlutendent, It A Ford
of Kugene.
Dr T W Harrin placed in nomination
K K Orton of F:ugene.
Ibsiney Hontt placed in nomination
W W Allluirlmiu of Wlllamelle.
H M Price placed in nomination
F:ugene linuo of Irving
Kiral ballot, Ford 35, Orton 53, Al
llngham 44, M ud tiO.
The name of B A Ford wan wlih
diawn. Hecond ballot, Orton 04, Alllngham
68. Bond 71.
Third ballot, Orlou 54, AlilngliHin to,
Bond b7.
Kugene Boud waa declared the
nominee.
j. m. ...i.i i mi re aoBviroa.
It O Calliaon placed In Domination
for county surveyor, C M Collier of
Kugene.
On motion of Jamen Bond the nomi
nation waa made DOaOtBOHa,
0, W. UBIKKIN KOK COKONKK.
M H Barker placed In uomiiiatloli
for coroner, Q W Orlllln.
On motion of I N Fdwardn the
nomination was made uiiaulmnun.
(MjNaBKfwioNAi. DaUdMATaa.
T W Harrl, J C Brattaln, C F
Hurlburt, V J Howard, K FChapiiian,
H B Miller, Jno Kelly, RFMOOtt, IJ B
Bean, C H liurkholder, L K Park , A
1) Hyland.Oeo T n all, 0 A Campbell
COUNTV I KNTBAI. COMM ri'TKK.
1st Creek, J J Pepiot
H. Kugene No I, J A Halnen
Long Tom, J J Winn
Irving, r. A ttonn
Hprlugrleld, J r Brattaln
Blchardaon, J K Butler
Mound, Perry Nell'
Middle Fork, M B Larimer
Klualaw, John Addlaoil
Five Blvers, H t'rludle
Oleuteua, J II Hutberlaud
Camp Creek, FM Dotaou
Blue Blver, Oeo II Ycrlngtou
Lake Creek, J A Burnett
Jasper, K L Oum
Bailey, Wm Malliers
Wallace, Wm Maaney
umwalt, John T Marh
Fall Creek, A 1) Hylaud
MeKabalff, A B Powers
Lane, L T OOOlbon
Wlllamelle, M J tiki liner
Florence, i it Uuehtuau
mi. iii, c w Lyona
Crenwell, W W BflOtt
Hermann, H L Taylor
t. Bogena, No 8, o B Gb Hainan
Mapletou, Id Beau
Hazel Dell. W H Walker
Bohemia, Jno W Cook.
Hpauaai , J B Kin
Pleaaanl Bill, B ttladon
Mohawk. Hanlbrd Hkluuer
K Junction, H O Htarr
FMmira, B K McClure
Oonhen, W alter B Dlllard
W Collage tirove, Darwin Bil-tow
Tbarston, J T Donaldaon
HiUslaw, John Addlnon
etagiiiaw, Fred Wright
N Kugene No ", 1. 11 Jnbliaoll.
The cointnllUc on rcnolutioun made
the following r. i on winch wan unaul
mounly adopted:
acaoLUTioiia,
We, the republican of Lane county,
In couvenllou asemblcd, re aftlriu our
alleglaucelo the Pany of Progress,
Liberty and Sound Money.
We glory lu the history of the re
publican party, which luf nearly halfa
century ha alwayn bran able, when lu
lHwer, to polut to a treasury oveillow
lug, to a country nfoaporout and
I ... i py, and to aiiaolute loyally of Ihe
party to Ihe American tlag.
We call attention to the' wonderful
change lu Ihe ooudltloo 01 the couutry
slue tbe present administration came
luto power, ami the contrast oeiween
the condition of now and four yearn
ago
Therefore, be It resolved, That we
re afllrm our dev. a ion to the republican
pally, aud the prluciplta of Ihennme
as laid down in t he national platform
of 1888,
We heartily endorse the course of
tbe national administration, and es
pecially oommand Praatdtnt MeKlalay
for the wire manner lu w hich he han
met ihe many and trying aroblama
growing out of ihe late war with
Bpala.
Raaulvad, That iba wie and al la
service lu oongren of Hon Tbomai 11
Tongue meet w ith Mil approval, and
that it te the senne of this convention
that our delegate to tbe oongreaiional
couventlon be ret) tested to do all they
can honorably to bring slnnit Iin re"
nomttiatlon.
W. Kt VKKNI'Al i ,
w. h. wiuTHaaaoaT,
Osxihiik Kki l.v,
Com on rewdutious.
The tate delegates were inatructtd
by resolution to use every meant po
alble Ui eecure the nomination ot s L
Moorhend an Joint seuator.
tu mollou a vole of ibankt was
extended to Hon 8 H Friend. y as
chairman, to frieoretary Darwin Brls
low and assltaut, C F Hurlhurt, lbs
tellers and to Hecrvtary L H Johnin
of tbe county central committee who
did much preparatory work foi the
convention.
The convention adjourued.
1 II K.N AMI) MOW.
Two ytars sgo when the i.au..
county Bepublioan cot veuilou niK
Mr I ... . ' on i .i.lli
made i. niar ptay 1 store in' bbii rant ton
In r- ailing a in h raio-iwii a'"""a
)oek hoard lelegram is at ..neat had
sdraiMsd IWII alio .o. .1111 lnts a
taaabel thai day, and was worlb 71
eeniS s buhe In Kugene.
Ol cour- it made no difl-reuee Ui
Iba dalsgatu . or county at large, as
theie was no wheat in Ihe county for
tale, aud the advsore we simply a
gambling proposllleu, no wheat
hanging hand., the gsmliiera nlruply
telllliig dill -re ice or ineir uuyiiiK
sBg eoulraets But the convention
i liwred very lustily, even though It
wa not aware or wnai ii wa uuaii isni
about.
Mr Friendly did not read uny wheal
telegram today, If he had it would
have Inlormed the delegate that
wheat in Banana could be aoaaan ai
onlySMtot'l cents a bushel. Mo Mr
Friendly kept iu wheal telegram iu m
KM-ket. He i aware of the fncl that
ihe farmer i not a Ifsrasaav or me sasr
Kiine. trust schemes. Mi. UUABU
the chair. r 'I,, (n Sg WkO
,oenlloi, 1 iiC 13
Talks But Little.
This is only a half truth.
If wist men had held their
tongues, we should know
nothing about the circuhtton
of the blood. If it were not
for this advertisement you
mvihl never know that Hood s
Sir :.rtlla is the greatest
medicine in the world to
purify and enrich your blood,
create an appetite, give you
strength and steady nerves.
Impure Blood -"Mycompltiionwu
tiJ. Wj SirFAntti did much good
. . i ' . . j AT.. .i,n ia ruVW
y rW VV '" V coia o-.jr - - -
Zion Items.
2(cc A SouapM
Elden Teuipleinan
AdHI 2.
and Louie
llfSTllls. r' ' ,,,rr r1
H.tfXl'S PIIH '" arnrin. -
Add.ngloii are working iu Ham Hller't j-1'" " "
logging camp. . . .. plhH.
L Croaao In improving very slowly
frotna.verapellof.ckueia.. I sdswn that Ba988lf
eabool began thla morning with wife, Mm Hamantha J Beed, nave
Mia AllceHmltb teacher. Whe taught mutUMv' oreed to separate and cease
the fall aud winter teims. ; marital relation. .
. ! The nob he I herely noilll o tliat i
l) h Oiiii.aUer w return here. ' " ' . .Msi f .r n u of her
- Will inn ie i ,r. ...r-. ....
ThurMlsy from Haii Francisco, where trBCInK ,,ter ,H date ,
New Spring Goods
ApRIVING DAILY.
Dress hk
Sib,
TrimmingSp
EmbroidcrieSp
Laurence Hunnaker will accompany
him.
Lo ula Hanna left for her home at
The Dalles thin morning after a two
mouthn visit wi'h her parenU, Mr aud
Mm Tli on Barhre.
Vln Kloster, Irelngtlie only bidder,
will have Ihe mall to carry on the
Ziun-June route.
iry u . . i r. - a niHvuetic healer of
W P BaVDs
Stock Ranch at Baruain.
44S aoea of welt watered patture
land, good fence, but no barn or
house, situated 7 mile south of Kugene,
Is "tiered for sale at a bargain
Term. 8J00U. Will -ell for flOUO
a J .... ...i Ill nlltt
..llr rs.riiei, iiiwa.'"-. - UOWII ami osowo. t-
oiimiiH-k, peiit a couple of day at purchaser, at low rate of Interewt.
Zion with friend. 1 Address, Tuukhton UooWahtukk,
The lepubllcau primary uomlnated Kugene, Oregon.
Alfred Htewart forjuntlceoi tne peace,
and A M Ortirlu for countable.
Court House Items
Pasture fur Rent.
I have good spring and summer
nauiurs. for ntock. Inouire of or ad
Mortgage tranafer 2,080 00 dress. J. T. Richabdbon,
" I. lew I, ell.
IIII.l. Off SAI.K.
H W Holdeu to William B Dennis,
Kugene nt reel railway, franchise, cars,
track, uitilen, etc; $1.
KKAI, E8TATK TRANSACTIONS.
J H McKarland and wife to Oeo W
McFarland, 04i acres; 101.
JH Mctarlaud aud wife lo C A
McFarland, 48,88 acre; $1.
U S In A J Oodard, 100 acres In tp
17s r 1 -.
W S Fletcher et al to Lilly A Crow,
I. til acre In Ip20r5 w; $100.
Darwin Brltow and wife lo T O
Hendricks, lot 4, 5 aud 0, block 11,
College Hill Park; (SO.
M1NINO IXK'ATION.
Franklin claim, Bohemia, by John
lrowley, locator.
Lucky placer claim, Bohemia, by
krank ( in . Mi, Id locator.
Ida, Bohemia, by Frank Crltcbtield,
locator
Wanted.-600,000 good shingles at
the Backet Store.
fT)4 marry otl?er tjoods
too rjumerous to m,ei)tior).
FRIENDLY.
Our garden tools have just
arrived. We have a complete
line of just what you need
Shovels, Spades,
Rakes and Hoes.
We also have a box of
1. M. Ferries choice seeds.
Take your furs to tbe Barker Gun
Worka and get tbe highest price for
them.
The Buffalo r'ltt Harrow never
lose or breaks teeth. Hee them at
F L Chambers'.
We do all kind of bicycle repairing
ami guarantee all our work.
C C Matlock.
Feed and
Sale Stable
J. M. MARTIN,
Propietor.
Old Clark Htahlea, Kighth ntreet.
I 1 ...n -...I .1 ... . .. I . .... f I .. ..... .
...... 'i I'm u BIIU 111., owi" imi si . a
Mamie, Bohemia, by Frank Nlohol- ronable rates. Hpeclal attention topat-
auage oi i.o i in. tr-, aim prompt service
guaranteed.
nou.
Alice, Bohemia,
noil.
by F'rauk Nlchol-
Story of a Slave.
To lie bound hand and foot for year
by the chain of dlneaae in the worn!
I' a m of Hlavery. (leorge I). Wiliianin,'
ol Manchester, Mich., tell how nuch
a n!ave wa made tree. He nay: "My
wife baa been no helpless for Hveyeai
that nlie could not luru over lu lied
alone. After utug two bottle of1
Kltcnlc lilt (era nhe I wondcfuily
in proved and able lo do her owu
woik " Till supreme remedy for
Inmala diseases ouickly cure uervous
tiean, nleeplesuen, melalcholy, head-,
ache, backache, fainting and ditiy
Ipella. I hm miracle working medi
cine la a godsend to weak, ntckly, run
down people F.very bottle guaran
teed. Only 80 cent. Mild hy U. D.
I. Inn, Druggist.
It Saved His Leg.
P. A. DiOfortb, of LaUrange, Ui.,
uffsrvd Intsnasly for iz months with
a frightful rui uiug ore on his leg,
but write that Buckleu's Arnica
BalVS wholly cured It in ten days.;
For nlcem, wound, burns, bolls, pain
or pllm It's the bent naive In the world,
rure guaranteed. Ouly L'6o. Sold by
Q, I). Linn, dnigclnt.
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msmy
Many a schoolgirl is
ssm to be lazy snd
snutiess when she
doesn t deserve
the least bit of it.
She can't stud v .
essily falls aslcen. is
nervous snd tired sll
e time. And what rnn
VOU exnect? Her hr-dn ic
hcilli' fed with imnnr K I ..... I
snd her whole system is suf-
rinn from nniennina
.Such 0irlc ..re U..nn.l..rfiil1.r I. Jn.. I
snd greatly changed by taking
ymm a
Hundreds of thousands of school
girls have tsken it during the past
50 years. You ctn slford to trust
s Ssrsspsrills that has been tested
for half s century.
ai.aa tati. aii inmim.
" I rondilrr Aynr' Samptnlla by rr
tba Ttrj bett blood-punfylns; mtdi
clns in th world, it rfffui.tn mil
tone m up tln bent of any mrUicliit I
can take." L. J. 1'ABtox,
Jan. 20, 18. Sidney, N. Y.
sTrOsI. Hwlor H son tis.sn hit
plslot srhsWvs r. srnu us til about E You
w i . : rrslT the best medical adsic fre
Addrtii, Da. j. ft un, Lowell. Mui
And
GRIFFIN HARDWARE
VAAAAAAAAAAAAA
5ay
While your wife is oleaning house
just give her a few dollars and send
her down to us for some of that
WALL PAPER. This is no
bankrupt stock but we are Belling it
so that people wonder how we can
do it. It all goes at cost. Come
early and get your choice- of 400 fine
patterns.
Having decided to
out of Bnsines
Will sell my entire stock of
Millinery and Fancy Goods at and
BELOW
COST
EASTMAN KODAKS,
PREMO CAMEQAS,
' All the lateat magazine cuntnu.
E. SCHWARSCHILD,
NEW LINE OF
OAK EXTENSION TABLES
AND CHINA CLOSETS AT
DAY & HENDERSON.
Cor. 7th and
Willamette.
RAN
Kodaks!
Thisisafac simile
of the famous VIVE
with magazine, plate
holders and bulb at
tachment. For sale
by
hlNN DRUG GO.
sW,
The lone; lookei
for Tailor Made
Suits arrived
today. Come
in and see them-
J. V. Kauffn