COL HOFER AT THE U I ( re well Lost Valley ■ McKenzie Gate Creek Cheshire Blue River Bohemia Mabel Mapletou Mound ... Florence Wallace Five Rivers South Eugene South Eugene North Eugere North Eugene Field Assistanis Wanted BOOM rlrs. La.ura S. Webb, Vkr-Fresid.-nt of Wouica’i Democratic Clubs of Nc.-thera Ohio. FOR CHAM The (J. S. Geological Survey wants the change of life which was I HE RE ARE MANY Held assistants to carry on work un­ fast approaching. While vis­ jj sickly fl sickly women be- der the reclamation act dur-ug the iting w-ith a friend I noticed $ tween coming summer, and to Hll this de­ * tween the ages of that she was taking yoor mand examinations are to be held in 15 and 55, but there are Wine of Cardui, and she was the leading cities of the country on very few Invalids over 55 so enthusiastic about it that I April 19, with a ritw to getting an decided to try a bottle. I ex­ and 60 years of age. The eligible list from which to make ap­ perienced some relief the first change of life coming to month, so 1 kept on taking it Delivered Able Address 0.‘ egon emocrats May pointments under the civil service in rs. woman near her forty­ for three months and now I the northwest. These examinations fourth year, either makes menstruate with no pain aad will be held at Portland, Astoria, at Assembly This her an Invalid or gives Support Him For I shall take it off and on now Baker City and Eugene, Or.; Tacoma, her a new lease on life. Those who until I have parsed the climax. I do not Spokane, Port Townsend, Walla Walla meet this change in fll health ecl dread it now, as I am sure that your Morning. President. and Whatcom, Wash , and Moscow Wine of Cardui will be of great beaefil Jew Kve ten years afterward, while at thli time.” BLUE RIVER 1 and Boisa, Idaho. s wemas whe lays arid« the active Two classes of appointments are Wine of Cardui Is the remedy to duties of womanhood In health sel­ to be made—engineering and hydro­ A SECOND Opposition Against Hearst-Ore­ Spoke on Oratory-—Says It Is an re-lnforco a woman against the shook dom fails to live on in happiness, graphic aids—at a salary of $900 each, I vmts after she hac passed 60. This that cornea with the change M Ute. gon's Governor May Enter Art and Should Be the Rank- and irrigation engineers, at salaries CRIPPLE CREEK It re-establishes healthy fu notions truly a critical time. ranging from $1000 to >2000 per an­ the Race for the Nomin­ ing Art of All. num, acco'-diug to their proficiency I Mrs. Laura 8. Webb, of Toledo, after yean of suffering. Ln doing I ation. and experience. Details as to quali­ Ohio, recognizes the change of life this it has saved thousands of suf­ fications may be had from local ex­ !I a dangerous period aad she also ferers just in time. Do not wait Col. E. Hofer, editor of the Salem So Decl ires W. J. Morris, Form aminers. or from the Civil Service 4 Iru faith in Wine of Cardui. She until Buffering is upon you. Thor­ J iurnal,addressed au appreciative au To thwart the proposed instruction ly of that Place, in an Inter- ough preparations should be made wri’es: dience at fie university assembly tbi- | of the Oregon delegation for William Commission in Washington. view at Portland. morning 011 Lhe subject of “Ora­ I Randolph Hearst for president there “As I had always eeen troubled more in advance. Begin the Wine of I.us started in the local Democratic A SUICIDE AT or less ».t the menstrual period, I dreaded Cardui treatment today. tory." Oratory, he Hai l, is too often re- field a movement which has for its Yesterday’s Telegram: Those wuo gar:!< 1 as an accomolisbmeut. It A million suffering women 1 ■ durpose instructing the delegation ot have found relief in might l e classed aumug the arts, sud have visited the Southern Oregon i this state for none other tnau George mining districts are enthusiastic in Wine of Cardui. 8h,n the subject. terlug terms of the rich deposits of ing it is nevertheless on foot, and Mouth. gold that are to be found there. To PRIMARIES Au oiator is he who voices that should its ends, as contemplated by the Telegram he said : which hie '.udience believes to be its promoters, come to pass the mis “1 have seen the camp of Cripple Peter Nelson, a Norwegian and an the truth. sion to this state of Messrs. -Murphy , Creek in its infancy and also at the itinerant laborer, committed suicide as an art, is peculiarly Oratory, and Mooser will go up in smoke. guilde'l and haloed by time, Sevei al zenith of its production, but 1 am The reason assigned for this move­ in the barn on Wm. P. Burge’s place, Attend the Democratic primaries examples ot great orators were given, Urmly convinced Ih.t Blue Lievr ment is that the plans of Mr. Hearst’s ( one mile west of Oakland, last Sun- will equal, it not surpass, that camp this evening at 7:30 o’clock. South , day night, by shooting himself. The I Demosthenes, Cicero and others, it frien Is contemplate the placing of was not. the man who was the orator, in the production of gold in the too much power in the hands of the . man bad appeared at Mr. Burge's Eugene, No. 1, at the hose house on but it was the great event, which be, very near future, when It is taken California man. Oregon is the first place early iu the evening with a roll Eleventh street; South Eugene, No.2, into consideration that practically as the instrument, expressed. state to take action as regards his of blankets strapped on his back, and McFarland’s new building on West JULIUS uvLDSMITH. There was no artificial way to be­ every opening in that section shows presidential fortune, and after this asked permission to sleep in the barn come au orator. Buck of every great good values of free milling ore. state is captured, it is intended to over night. This was granted. The Eighth street. North Eugene, No. 1, oration there has been great work, Within a very few year« the people move on Waehiutgcn, Idaho, Montana next morning when Mr. Burge went Socialist ball, West Seventh street; of Portland will see an influx of great sacrifice and patriotism. and other Northwest states, If suc- to the barn to see if the man bad North Eugene, No. 2, city hall. Established 189a. Oratory is not a loBt art. There mining men and investors that will cess attends the efforts of Mr. Hearst gone, he found him dead in bis im­ Pa;d-a p Cuh Capital and Surplus rival the ruHb to Cripplo Creek in provise 1 bed ot blankets and straw. will be more demand for it as time in all these, say those who are un­ The man had shot himself with a .oea on. Fought by the newspapers, 1908. 1 think, from my investiga­ friendly to him, he will have placed the lealued, etc, the time will come tion of the camp that it has the at nis back the intact Northwcet del­ revolver, through the roof of the when the multitude will want the greatest future of any distirct known egations to trade or do with as he mouth. The bullet penetrated th People who have lived in Eugene HAVING ample capita' and aurpiaj iu the West. conservative management; a strong brain and death must have been in­ twenty years or more will remember : ¿nd truth aud it will have the orator who * * * * 'e^peHiLced’ToarTof’ ¿“rectors“ “Nor is the Blue River district the pleases. 1 1 i H- z^ — /I A n xs nr t, c, n vin zl imkziz 4" — z> nx O n zl I .-w --- - — . .J 111 z, ■ — ■ ® stantaneous. He still clutched the will have to explain it. Clifford A. Wass, who graduatea from ¡and tiei.ig equipped with good ■ facili only one of great promise in the revolver iu a death grip with both the University of Oregon in 1880. ties I"': e transaction of all branches Our educational institutions ar« hands, the weapon being only a few Mr. Was» died in Portland the other oi of ’ lom ie'41 ihiH 1"‘h e e banking. banking, often blamed because we nave no southern section of the state. All < A NEW THIRD through Josephine, inches from his mouth, and one fin­ day, aged probably over 40 years. TT- great orators or poets at the present that country But, lie Raid, our strength has gone Jacksou and Douglas counties has BASEMAN ger was still on the trigger. After graduation he remained iu ' Mr. Burge notified the Oakland au­ Eugene several into tiie development of our virgin great promise, Oregon’s future is years and was arud thorities, who in turn summoned Cor­ counted as a citizen of thii place. resources, in I tie filter« we will pay great, and the state will be heard oner Twitchell from Roseburg. Nat­ cf Eugene, Oregon more »ttsntlon to oratory and poetry. from in miniug matters iu no tones iu the uext two Waters Cannot Come and uralization papers taken out at Chi­ He would sweep away about three- uncertain Solicit» your account, promising;, the cago were fouDd on the body, identi­ Baars tha utmost liberality ot treatment con­ lourths cf the mechanical sciences years. ” Jimmy Shea Secured in His sistent 'with modern conservative fying the man as Peter Nelson. In Bigaaton which i.r< being taught. bankng methode. Place. his pockets were also found $3.35 in The epeaker named a number of or­ Interest paid ou time deposits. money. ators of Oregon, paid a tribute to Dr. W E BROWN D A PAINE Au inquest was he'd but no facts President I. D . Driver, the eminent Methodist Vice President Manager DuBhane, of the Eugene F W OSBURN additional to those already mentioned W VV BROWN The work of making a lawn about divine of Eugere, aud dosed with a Cashier Asst Cashier the High School bu'ldiug has com­ “Blues,” received a telegram from were disclosed. plea for better puplit orntory. From the rigidity of the body when menced and a number of vines aud San Fraucisco yesterday stating the Pnced ! ornamental plants have been set out. W. J. Waters, third baseman on the discovered, the man must have com­ li-wTed team, is seriously ill at his home in W.tch mitted the deed shortly after going t" Arbor Day will be observed by the DEMOCRATIC Made students a id appropriated exercises Sau Francisco, aud will be unable the barn.—Roseburg Review. t - come north this spring. DuShane be held. Non-Magnetic PRIMARI S will Ralph immediately got busy and kept the Wickel Stive' Caw Kobiueon, manager of the wires to California hot all day bunt­ I Fully Guarie'-vd baseball team has begun to work out ing up a player to take Waters’ place. JUDGE 4 Fa Mie M his plana for the season, The uul- He Anally succeeded in securing the ••.* » ALL JEWELERS To Pe Held Saturday, April 9th forms were ordered yesterday. The release of Jimmy Shea, now playing HAMILTON colors will be gray with black trim ou the Lodi team of the California Tluansteö e-« a.,c • M’ trade M arks - County Convention on requMt. »üjw'.ug , mings. Practice will commence as - tate League, aud he will be here in D esigns ENDORSED r vvvw v C opyrights 4 c . April 16th. soon as the weather will permit. 19 \ COLORI. D Anyone sending a sketch and description may a short time ready to begin practice X FANCY quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an The Girls' Club will moot tomor­ with the other members of the team tarention is probably patentable. Communica­ tions strictly confidential. HANDBOOK on Patent« DIALS it has been over a month now since row as usual. Miss Berta Eddy will ou the 15tb. tent free. Oldest agency for securing patent«. Patenta taken through Munn U ache, iiutlgi-.-li>"i a goods themselves. Modestly jurist is made manifest by the extra Goshen I H<< I . < r*# positively cured speaking we think we deserve oidinary large per cent, of affirma­ a thv Jasper Rocky Moiivtaiu ’I it, and our best efforts to Contractor Roney has a force of tions of his decisions by the eup-eme 1 ByoLdlD Of hll time io cliuuee please and satisfy you every I lantou Ask your drug- man at work ou the graud-taud at court of the state of Oregon ; there­ impurities. 3£> cents, lime will continue I'leasaiit Hill the new grounds, and it will be com (is'- fore be it Saglnw plete I by Saturday night. The struc­ W. M. GREEN, “Resolved, that this convention Irving ture will be permanent and is being makes this public expression of Be Phone Main 25-1 Richardson ' built in a substantial manner. It is 619 W (lamette St ARE YOU AGEING? : intended, if possible, to retain the confidence in Judge Hamilton, and Middle Fork commends him to the people of the Weudling ! present grounds for several years, as for bis prompt, able and ex­ WITamette Dr. Holmes used to say he it is not profltable to grade new district traordinarily satisfactory administra­ Coyote............... was “seventy years young.” gtonnds and build n -v fences aud tion of this important non-partisan Zulu wait........... ‘grandstands every year. office. “ Some men are old at half Camp Creek .. El a. i a ......... that figure. Yesterday's Coast League scores Fall Creek .... Age is not in years. It is Oakland, 4; Portland, 3. Tacoma, 2' North ’unction San Francisco, 1. Los Angeles, 4; Soul' Junction 4 in the blood. Scott’s Emul­ > Seattle, 0. $16.00 Spencer < sion helps to keep you young Vestel day's Journal: Walt uu 2 12.60 Valley flour advanced 5c. SlusLiw 3 by keeping your blood young; Straight flour up 5c* n by supplying it with an Patent floar advanced 5c. •Ì abundance of rich, pure, vital Charles Beadle, a veterau of the All flour very flrm. Civil War, was quite bndly hurt the Wheat markets are dull and high. 1 nourishment; carrying con­ other day while moving seme house Queer sitnatiou in eggs. I. rove 10 stant life and renewal to hold goods at J. H. Lamscn's resi­ Poultry scarcity continues. I Irove 8 dence ou Olive street. He was sit­ It ting on the load of furniture when Hogs still arrive too slow. Spr’e 8 every fibre of your body. Mill feed is scarcer. - i.r>. •» tlerri”rn will help you to rob advancing part of it fell off the wagon, carry­ Potatoes ana onious still firm. orraoi»o* e «-, , t-J ; ' v °» « La- « ing Mr. Beadle with it. A stove fell »mpoteccv. -s • l.ro « - \ h /or Minhood. years of half their sting. Z* R-* - V • ’ T"i X A.. l.o « -m •T‘Vi - r . • v 'TCvMirwuse ' n his shoulder, bruising it rretty n_n .x, IM f n T ib h . iw t'wan M» Î5 ord» r we . • « “ ? ‘ ~ every We ’ H