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Young Milwaukee Society Woman.
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women have written
er I from f male Weakness
to tell how Wine of
should do anything within
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reason to secure health.
blessing of health on every
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cine that appeals to reasons-
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He women — women who
Helena Blau, No. 123 Sev­
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enth Street, Milwaukee,
in horror—women whoknow
Wis., is one of the young
that Nature is the best phy­
women whom Wine of Car­
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dui has rescued from a life
gives women back their
Mrs Helena Blau.
of suffering. She writes:
I with by giving Nature a
tlie wasted and dis
dis- ­
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eased tissue. Wino of Cardui regulates
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months ago I caught a severe cold, hav­ in the system, makes the functional
ing been out in inclement weather, which organs strong and healthy again.
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pains because she is too sensitive
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I consulted a physician and took his and treatment can find no excuse for
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was rew?..
jr in two weeks my pains
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DAY de HENDERSONS.
SCHEDULE
OF GAMES
ARRANGED
Eugene Wil! See Forty
Two Baseball G ames
This Summer,
gene teams are now in tbe Lauds ot
HIT Al
I’reseideut Sroa’ und those from
Vancouver aud Salem will be filed
within u few days.
HOLIDAY’ GAMES.
The holiday games on May Ik), July 1
4, ami Labor Day, will be played in
I the best paying towns, two games to I
: bo played each day, and on these days
I the entire gate receipts will be pool- i
led and the entire amount be equally
'divided among the four clubs. The I
schedule lor the whol • series ot games
to be played during the season will
bo arranged today by a committee
ai poir ted for ’hat purpjse, and com­
posed of W. E. Morrow, F. L . Du-
bhaue H. H. Olinger.
REDUCED RATES.
W. E. Coman, general passenger
agent of the Southern Pacific Com-
paDy, lias k indly offered to grant are- He Wil! Be Head of the Medical
duced rate of one fare for tbe round
Department of the First
trip to all the players of the league
Separate Bat­
during the paying season, over all
tbe lines of (he company within tbe
talion.
league circuit, and has also signified
bis willingness to provide a reduced
Dr. W. L. Cheshire of this city has
rats for the “fans” who may wish to
beeu appointed by Governor Cham i
witness tbe games in other than their
berlain to be a captain in tbe modi- !
home tdwns.
cal department of the Oregon Nation- ,
premising
for
a
Everything looks
al Guard.
,
successful baseball seasou for the
Capt. Cheshire will have charge ot !
Oregon State League and the lovers
the hospital department of the First
of clean outdoor sport may expect
Separate Battalion and have bead- j
to witness some fast games when the
quarters in this city. He will orga I
season opens.
nize the hospital department right,
away aud enlist a steward, a druggist
and two privates for duty in the hos­
pital.
This will add quite a good deal to
the importance of Eugene as a mili-
tary center.
Dr. Cheshire is well fitted to the
Lee Cannon Wounds Frank Hil position, having eervod for the past
six years in the National Guard,
With a Pistol
twice being acting hospital steward,
and
understands tbe work
thor­
Shot.
oughly. He is well and favorably
Roseburg Flaiudealer' Frank Hill, known m state military circles aud
of Wilbur, was shot in tbe thigh last biB many friends will be glad to hear
Friday evening by Lee Cannon, of ot bis appeintment.
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CORPS FOR
EUGENE
Dr. Cheshire Appointed
MALfi2!A AND
YELLOW JACK
(From N. Y. Jtirald, January 11, loot.)
“The w idow of Dr. Luzeare who, in
the employ of the Government, went
to Cuba, was inoculated with Yellow
Fever through mosquito bites, aud died,
applied to Congress for relief today.”
The above tells of the sad culniiuis
tion of a series of experiments by tl.a
Government, all of which proved col.
clusively that the familiar mosquito j
a daugerous vehicle for carrying Ma.
laria, "Yellow Jack," aud other lualaiv
ial fevers.
Captain in the
0. N. G.
Meeting of the State League at
Salem Saturday Night—The
League Will Consist of
Only Four Clubs.
The schedule of games for the Ore­
gon State Baseball League was ar­
ranged at tbe meeting at Salem Sa'.-
uday night as follows:
AT EUGENE, 42 GAMES.
W.th Vancouver—April 28, 29, 30,
May 1. JuLeO, 10, 11, 12. July 14, 15,
16, 17.
With Salem—May 5 6, 7, 8. June
16. 17. 18, 19. July 21, 22, 23, 24.
Sept. 15, 16, 17, 18.
With Knseburg—May 27, 28, 29, 30,
two games. July 1, 2, 3, 4, two
games. Aug. 25, 26, 27, 28.
AT SALEM, 45 GAMES.
With Vancouver—May 12, 13, 14,
15. July 1, 2, 3, 4, two games. July
28, 29, 30, 31. Aug. 25, 26, 27, 28.
With Eugene—June, 2, 3, 4, 5.
July 7, 8, 9, 10. Sept. 8. 9, 10, 11.
With Roseburg—April 28, 29, 30,
May 1. June 9, 10, 12, 13. July 14,
15, 16, 17. Aug. 11, 12, 13, 14.
AT VANCOUVER, 49 GAMES.
With Salem—May 27, 28, 29, 30,
two games. June 23; 24, 25, 26. Aug.
18, 19, 20, 21. Sept. 2, 3, 4, 5, two
games.
With Eugene—May 19, 20, 21, 22.
Aug. 4, 5, 6, 7, 11, 12, 13, 14.
With Roseburg—May 5, 6, 7, 8.
July 7, 8, 9, 10. Sept. 8, 9, 10, U,
15, 16, 17, 18.
AT ROSEBURG, 41 GAMES.
With Vi ancouver—June 2, 3, 4, 5,
23, 24.
16, 17, 18. 19. July 2
With Salem—May
21,
| Aug. 4, 5, 6, 7.
15.
With Eagene—May
June 23, 21, 25, 26.
30, 31. Aug. 18, 19,
2, 3, 4, 5, two games.
SHOOTING AFFRAY
AT DRAIN NORMAL
Those who are exposed to mosquitos
rr other malaria) influences,hould ta)«
warning. Iron is the lighting element
in the blood and provides nature with
efficient resistance to ward off disease,
Hilt if the blood is impure or impov­
erished, or if there is weakness, if
means that the fightingqualitiesof tho
blood have I ecu lowered, and conse­
quently there is danger. 1 f you would
escape,- keep the blood pure’and prop,
erly nourished with
H arier’s
Iron Tonic
It supplies the blood with iron in a
natural way. Il is recognized every­
where as the best blood purifier and
tonic in use, and it bus been used for
half a century.
Houston, Tex., Aug. 1,1901.
“I have used I)r. Harter'S
Iron Tonic myself and in my
Tamil < for over twenty rive years, and
tan heartily recommend it. I regard it
particularly valuable to ward oil mar
iarial and other fever«.
J. H. HAYM,
Land and Emigration Agt., Frisco Line,
l $5.000 guarantee that above tesiimonlai la geouls«.)
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MATRIMONIAL
MARKET DULL
Deer Creek, the affray having taken
place at the Drain Normal ¡School,
where both the boys are students,
Cannon has I been bound over in the
Only Ten Licenses Issued
enm of 8500 i bonds, which he fur-
February Compared With
nisbed. From what can be learned
A GROCERY THAT FILLS
Cannon had made some slighting re-
22 in January.
ORDERS PROMPTLY
marks about some of tbe young ladies
and always keeps nothing bnt pure
of I he school, aud the plan had been Will Go Out of Commission on
The records at the county dark’s
nnrl high grade food- is the stare tc
' meds by saveral of the young men
ded nth by tro«« who value health,
office show that February is a dull
March 15—Mail Goes by
and women to pelt him with eggs,
economy and relaibility. Our food
month in the matrimonial market.
R. F. D.
pred icts are A 1, our service is
jCannon met »he company on the
During tbe month just past inly ten
always prompt and o liging and we
; w.dk leading to the shool building
marriage licenses were issued in
have a variety in both staple and
and tbe former were about to begin
Postmaster J. L. Marsh of Fair­ Lane county. This, however, is
lancy groceries, as well as crockery
the
egg
fulisade
when
Caunon
drew
mount
haB
received
notice
from
the
that, makes it a pleasure to do your
better thau in February, 1903, when
buying.
a pistol. Upon seeing the gun Hill department that the Fairmount post-
only etgbt were issued. During the
| called out “Don’t shoot,” but Can­ office will be discontinued on March,
W. M. GREEN,
monthpreviuus to February this year
jilon did shoot at.d struck Hill In the 15, 1904.
there were 22 issued, hollowing are
Phone Main 25-1
| thigh, making a serious though not
THE LEAGUE MEETING.
Fairmount will after that date, the lucky couples for last month;
6W W.Jlamette St
Dr. Barber, of probably be supplied with mail by
Tbe Salem Statesman of Sunday .dangerous wound.
Feb. 1—James A. Cox anil Henri­
gives the details of tbe meeting as 1 Y’oucalla, was called, and was unable the carrier on the Eugene rural free etta Smitsou. Adam tichmitt aud
delivery route No. 2.
follows: The directors of the Oregon by probing to locate tho ball.
Juila Weeks.
Cannon is a senior at the Normal
Postmaster Pago of the Eugene * Fob 3—James W. Key and Lulu L
State Baseball League held a meeting
aud
has
by
this
rash
act
lost
his
office says it will be some time before Walters.
in this city last evening, at which the
Joseph H. Fowler and
league circuit was closed and other j chances or graduating. Ho is a young the appropriation could be received Carrie E Richardson.
business of an important nature tran­ man who has had a splendid repu- by the general government by which
Feb 4—D. M. Purkerson and 3. J,
sacted, Tbe circuit comprises Rose- ration heretofore. Tbe preliminary to extend the city free mail service Tracer. W. J. Howard and Ada
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in the justice court will be held to Fairmount, which is now in the
burg, Eugene, Salem
ana • Vancouver, ¡trial
;
Hogan.
four cities that promise to put fast at Drain Wednesday, before Justice city limits.
Feb. 9—T. O. Luckey aud Maude
teams into the field, aud furnish all i J W. Krewson.
Cheshire.
the support, aud enthusiasm necessary I
Feb. 10.—G. L. Grigsby aud Dessia
to insure the success of the venture.
Ishmael.
Tbe meeting last evening was attend­
Feb. 20—G. C. Millett and Hattie
ed by President P. H. Sroat, Secre­
Darrow.
tary W. Oaten-, and director H. H.
Feb. 23—William Austin and Addie
(Guard Special Service)
Oiluger, of this city; Director W. E.
Buss.
Crow, Feb. 26—J. A. J. Crow has
Morrow, of Roseburg, and Director
F. L. DuShane, of Eugene.
Van­ nearly recovered from the effects of Snow and Rain Ushered in the
couver was represented by proxy his fall.
First Month of
T. J. McCulloch’s health 1 b not
through President Sroat, E. 1’. I’rep-
Spring.
ler, the director from that city, be­ improving in a satisafetory manner.
ing unable to attend. Word bad been He expects to be taken to Junction
March is usually counted the first
received Irom Oregon City to tbe ■ soon to place himself under tbe care
month of spring, but the first day
effect that tbe effort to oraguize a I of a physician at that place.
club had been abandoned, at least
Det Hadley is at the home of his has been a regular genuine old-time,
Today's Statesman: Ata meeting
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for the present, and as Albany bad (father, suffering from a severe case of Oregon winter day. The rainstorm of th« board of directors of the
whiib has raged for tbe past week Capital Amateur Athl tic Club, held
also decided not to enter tho league, measles.
rhe circuit was closed with four clubs
Tbe family of Jobu Smigley is with more or leas fury during that last evening, a contract was closed
as members.
afflicted with scarlatina. This dis- time, turned to snow this morning, with
Hurry Edmondson, recently
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FOUR GAMES A WEEK.
i ease caused tbe death last Sunduy of aud hardly before anyone knew it tho from Santa Barbara, California, who
ground was covered with half an inch will manage the Salem baseball team
It was decided to open the playing Mrs. Lizzie Rebtnen Lcehuer, whose
ot “tbe beautiful”.
it all disap­ during tlie coming season. The new
season on May, 1, and conti; uo until sad aud untimely death cast a gloom
peared j however, later in the day manager has an excellent ball record
September 15, each team to play four over the entire community, where
and things resumod their normal con­ behind him, and wae recoin mended to
games a week, which will give ea«h she grew from childhood to woman­
dition.
tbe local dub by A. A. Anderson,
city in tbe circuit forty games during hood, and made many friends by her
It tbe rld saying fhut. “when March who player! the positiou of catcher
the season. All gimes will be played upright life. Besides her hasbaud
I
v unis in like a lion it goes out like with the Portland Browns last season,
strictly in accordance with the Na­ she leaves a son of two years and
a lamb” holds good, we arc Hisured and Iras recently signed with the
tional Association rules, and the daughter but a few days old. She I
of cn.e splendid weather in the lat­ Little Rock, Arkanaae, club.
was
laid
at
rest
in
tbe
Gates
cemetery
league will apply to tbe National
I
ter part of the month.
Mr. Edmondson is a professlonzl
Association Baseball League for pro­ at Crow.
We had better have the bad weather ball player and can hold down any
tection. If tbe league is admitted to
now than late in the spring, so let position on the infield outside of tire
membership in tbe association, the
it come.
pitcher's box. He has an excellent
different clubs will have exclusive
reputation as manager of ball play­
’ontrol over their players, whose
ers, and promises to put a team iuto
services cannot be secured by other
J. H. Maxwell, carrier on R. F.
the fleidetbat will prove a winner,
club» without paying such price as D. Roule No. 2, makes the following
I
ile has a large number ot first else»
may be fixed by tbe club bolding report tor tho month of February:
players in view and will at once ba
contracts with the players, except1 Number of pictSe» delivered' Reg­
Miss Mary K. Btookes hai brought in the work of selecting his mtn.
that at tbe close of a playing season 1 istered letter, 1 ; lettere, 931 ; carde.
the price to be paid for a release is 1 103; papers, 2632; circolare, ìli!; an attachment suit in the circuit
fixed by tbe rules at 8200 fjr eacl ’ packages, 55. Total delivered, 3935.; COdit here jointly against her fn’her,
H. H. Brookes, and W. C. Conner,
man. This fixed amount applies to
Number collected : Applications
players under class “D,” in which for money orders, 38; lettera, 586; respectively editor and ex-editor of
those of the Oregon State League will cards, 62; papera 33; packages, 14 the Koseburg PlalndeHler, to recover
1327, principal and interest on a
be rated. Each player's record will 1 Total 733.
be carefully kept and I d case first' Total delivered and colie-ted. 4668. promissory note, together with ad-
ditiou-d interest at 10 per cent, from
cla.-s material Is developed, the club
Value of stamps Ci
cancelled, 813.99.
Feb. 10, 1901.—Roseburg Review.
holding the contract of such player
Value of stamped rape’’■■old, 813.51.
FAIRMOUNT POST­
OFFICE TO CEASE
IA SAMPLE LINEf
-OF
Palestine Pointers.
MARCH CAME IN
LIKE A LION
SALEM’S BASE­
BALL MANAGER
NOW OPENED
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