Eugene weekly guard., April 13, 1906, Image 5

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TWO BEAUTIFUL WOMEN ESCAPED
PELVIC CATARRH BY AID OF PE RU NA.
The marriage of Thomas A. Camp­
bell ui.d Miss Ada L. Zumwalt was
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.
solemnized at the home ut the bl ide's
pare a. a, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Zum­
I announce mv canmaacy tor the
walt, three miles west of Irving,Tues­ nomination of Ci cu’t Judge on the
day evening at 8 o'clock ill th«* pres­ Republican ticket.
ence of a number of relatives ami in­
A-
A x JO«
L.
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TLe Junction District Sunday to, ate ii end» of tlie joiiug c. a pie.
Mr*. Lizzie Redding, 8134 B Clifton PliM'e. St.
School Association u.et at I uuu
At tin* appointed hour the couple
FOR STATE SENATOR
Louia, Mo., writes:
school fur its auiiual convention April entered the trout parlor, the bride ae
6 and 7.
“I found after trying many different medicines
co.u| .mini by Mi s t.r.ici* Hamiutit
I hereby announce myself a can­
The convention was call« d to order a» b'iide»maid and th« «immi Iq Fam didate for State Senator on the Re­
to restore me to health, that Peruna was the only
•A. S«
thing which could be depended upon. I began , a: 7:30 Friday evening by U.Bennett, Ziuuvalt as best man. Mi-sLeta Zum­ publican ticket to be voted for at
Uijm
president of th«» association. Devo­ walt pinyiug tl.e weddiug h mcti.
taking it when I was in a decline, induced by
tional service was held tor a half With an impressive ceiiniouy !.’<v. I’. the primaries April 20.
female weakness and overwrought nerves.
I. H.
Irtatl]
lour, and then the convention lis­ l>. t rdiuei, of Jumtii'U City, pro
"I began to feel Strenger during the first week J
iract ¡.
tened to a very able address by Kev. m tn.ced the luq py coup!«* hu.biird
took Peruna and my health improved daily until
FOR RE RcS JNTATIVE
now I am in perfect health and enjoy life as I
N. J. Harbit, of Junction City.
and w :«*. Alter thiyeremuiiy and con-
never did before.”—Lizzie Redding.
Saturday morning the convention gratuliitmua a sumptuous widdiug
I annouita to u.c Republican
■ud Wfl,
was opeued with a song service by supper '.«us setvsl ami ttie gifts. voters oi Lane county my candi­
id.
the Olive Sunday school. A very cor­ Which were numerous wer** displayed
sauttfjj
dacy for Rcpre-ent.itivc in the state
dial address of welcome was trade by
Tl.e bride was attire i m a simple
D. K. Lutl.y, ami responded to by gown ot a dniidv ch am cobired ma­ legislature,subject to approval of the
»«Ml
Wm. Pitney, of Junction I itv.
terial in I earrli I
a r.* es. n> _ -pril pri.naics,
! hers i
Several important questions 8 er«* biide»iu»id wore the same.
B. A. WASHBURNE.
The
o'l*ri
taken up by the convention and in tne rooms were artist cully decorated
äina^td
discussion.-' tliut followed it was plain­ with ferns, lll.es and iq , .e b.o.-soau
TOR R EFR ELENTA T1VE
ly evident that we have some splen­ and pn sented a lieauti id appearailct.
I hereby announce that I will be
did woik.'is in the district who are 1
Those present at th.o haj pj ucCa-
very much in earnest in Sunday ’ siou wete: Mi*, mid Mrs. A. J, Zuiu- a candidate tor the nomination for
school work, The teachers all take u . wait, Ml. mid M.e, E.
Zuuisit.I, state representative on the Republi­
deep interest in their vv< rk in the Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Tuikiugiun, can ticket at the Aptil primary
class« s.
I Portland) . Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Hund. election.
hlldren’s hour’’ was conducted I Mr and Mrs A. W. Potter, Mr uml
CHARLES A. HARDY.
by Rev. Baker, , Mrs. Bushnell, of ’ Mrs. B. F. Goodpasture, Mr. mid
kble Bradford, 13 Church -tret,
Miss Ollie War- Mrs. M. A. Bitgou«! and gramldaugu-
i
Junction City, and
t, VU Secretary Whittier Oratorio
FOR SHERIFF.
th« n, of Irving. Quite a number of ter. Mr. mid Mrs. Georg«* Jenniugs,
________ rites v
children from Junction and i*ving Mrs. E. A. J« unit gs, Mis» 1!« »»ie
is certainly a wonderful medicine
I hereby announce myself as a
t >ok part : in th«* exercises.
Day, Mis.-e.- Franc«», Muy mid Grace | Republican candidate for sheriff of
Or., t Ar thepl ■ of women. I have heard it
There tire thirteen schools in th«* 1 iimmitt, Mi»s Belle Millican, Mist
in the highest praise by many.
district, all but two reporting.
In I.eta Zumwalt, Messrs. R. M. Day, Lane county,and I ptomise if elected
nly my experienco is well worthy
tie sc hods reporting there ar«* 4:*7 John Ilammitt, I'mil, Linn mid Lee to fill the office as economical as
word.
scholars and 72 teachers, showing a Zumwalt.
to have severe pains across my
| possible, and ¡to the best interests
slight decrease from iast year's re-
t a year ago, brought on by a
Th«* groom 1» a trusteil eu.plove In for the peopleas far as it is in my
ternity 1
|o t. dm* chiefly to slack methods of B. F. tloodpusture's meat market in power to do so.
each subsequent month brought
n this pi
enrollment. Amount expended by this city and tin* bride is one of Lune
d distress.
W. J. WARNOCK.
I coll«
the schools, 8133; foe state and conn county’s fairest mid most popular
medy was prescribed, and the way
ildcat, i
on my system was almost too good
ty work, 84.71.
daughters.
Their many friends
FOR STATE SENATOR.
principal
A splendid dinner was served on tlnoughout the ccunty tender con­
, I certainly have regained my
I hereby announce to the Repub­
any of th
the gr> unds of the schoolhouse, such gratulations.
strength, and I no longer suffer
pains and extreme lassitude."— diseases, including pelvic CB- In Peruna these women find a prompt a dinner ns only Oregon Sunday
Mr. mid Mrs. Campbell left this, lican voters my candidacy for State
pion«
and permanent cure.
school women kuow how to get up. morning for their homestead up the Senator from Lane county subject
a hnsiga
ford.
tarrh a life long study.
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Thousands of testimonials to this ef­ Th p* ■ pie of Union did eterythii g Mohawk, where they will make their'
k. Ht a
Peruna cures catarrh, whether of
fect are received by Dr. Hartman every in tin i. power to make their guests home, although they will spend cun to approval of the April pr'marks
f Women Cured Every Year pelvic organs or any other organ of
with on
year. The good that Peruna has ac­
J. M. SHELLEY. .
pondence--Thls Is What
human body.
>■
ti
complished in this class of cases can comfortable, in faet they sit u pace siderable of their time ill Eugene.
man Proposes to Do
>.
i
.
r*t
for
future
conven
that
will
u«
bard
scarcely be over-estimated.
Pe-ru-na, a Natural Beautifler.
FOR SHERIFF.
ou Without Charge.
tions to keep Up w.ta tini better
1
.3» • » —• •
Peruna produces clean, mucous mem­ **.**»•*••••»»••
ho suffer should read the
I If you do not derive prompt ant!* still, a Christian spirit was notuea-
I h’reby announce myself as a
[presented here. We have branes, the basis of facial symmetry ♦ satisfactory results front the use of1 ble in every act.
candidate
lor the office of Sheriff of
of letters from grgtei-M and a perfect complexion.
J Penina, write at once to Dr. Hart-[
Orrin B nnett was agii in chosen
Greenleaf, April 10.—Sum Brown Lane county,sdbiect to the approval
The women have not been slow to dis­ ♦ man, giving a full statement of your'
tell the same story.
president of the association nod J. lust h valuable cuw lust week. She
Ills that are peculiarly cover that a course of Peruna will do J case, and he will be pleased to glve[
of the Democratic voters at the pri­
M. Duy secretary and treasurer.
wits puur aud mired down iu the
wn are of a catarrhal more toward restoring youthful beauty you his valuable advice gratis.
The convention will be ente. Ujiued swamps.
maries to be held in Lane county on
Female weakness was not than all the devices known to science.
Address Dr. Hartman, President
Many a girl has regained •het faded of The Hartman Sanitarium, Colum­ by the Sunday school workers of
, i-'uo.
for many years,
Andy Almnsi le't for outside points I Apr..
lan deserves the credit of beauty, many a matron has lengthened bus. Ohio. All correspondence held Smithfield next year.
FRED FISK.
Tuesday morning to look for work.
irmined its real character. the days of lier comely appearance by strictly confidential.
Sum Brown intends going to Eugene
♦ . • » • • •--. . • — »
e catarrh and catarrhal using F'runa.
on business this w«*ek.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
Si Woolridge spends most of bis
I hereby announce that I will be­
400 miles long and the line through
time fishing these days so tlie story
I
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come a candidate lor the nomina­
centrili Oregon from Coos Bae to ,ie
Mrs. J. F. Donaldson died at Thurs­ g’X 8.
tion of state representative on the
Snake river will be 800 miles, forming
ton, < r., April 4, 1906, ag«*d 50 years.
Miss Nora Brown, of Bl
a junctioon with the coa»t line and
Republican ticket, subject to ap­
She leaves a husband, three sons and visiting a tier mother, Mrs.
probahlv connecting with the Moffatt
one adopted daughter, Janies,Charles, of Greenleaf.
proval at the primary election.
rTiad and the Chicago A Northwest­
Cottage Grove, Or., April 10—G. George and Jessie. She was a loving
M. SVARVERUD.
A baby girl cauie to live at the
ern.
it sprinkle
M. Homans, special agent of the for­ wife and mother, and leaves a host b ire of Jesse Rust hot Thursday
of frit nds to mourn their loss.
night. Jess says he would not take
It is said to lie the plan of the com- est service, has returned from a fire
Early in life she became a Chris­ 81)100 for his ’phone now,as it was put
days'
trip
to
the
forest
reserve
along
1 conde
pnnr to await l**cal developments re­
of Corvallis.
Frank Brice creek. He is investigat­ tian mid until her death was a faith­ up that evening.
uanly at
n Coast A Eastern Rail lating to railroads now projected be-
Republican candidate for Gcverncr of
ful and and devoted member of the
I
ing
conditions
in
th«*
reserve
relative
sit till tb
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Willie Campbell died nt tlie home of
iy. y after
work fore coming into Portland with ter-
Oregon.
to the sale of the mature timber. He Christian church.
quainted
eriod of two years, filed! niinal or right of way propositions,
his father, Chas. Cainphell, of Blnch-
An honrst and frarlessdis< harge of public
She
is
sleeping,
sweetly
sleeping,
thinks
he
has
arrived
at
a
value
of
r tly
incorporation today forj “When we reach that point in our
ley, on Monday morning at 4:20 of duty; a greater and united Oregon,
Can you wish to waken her now
J of approximately 13)0 arrangements we will come before the the timber that will be* satisfactory
consumption, aged about 17 years.
When not a trace of care or sorrow
The funeral will lie held tomorrow.
sin line in the state of people of Portland with a fair aud to the department. Several bids Lave
E’er can mark her peaceful brow?
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
been
made
on
the
reserve
timber
in
Portland
liberal
proposition.
”
said
Mr.
Wilsey,
yesterday’s
grants
Mrs. Alice Wheeler, of < ireenli af,
Goo,-
Would
you
wake
her
from
th
t
slum
­
quantities
of
from
2
»1,060,000
to
J. F. Gates,civil war veteran,can­
> syndicate has for “and we will expect to lie received
visited at Mrs. James J. Taylor’s,’ of
ise it u*
ber,
ooo.ooo fee«..
about 40 men at work on iu the same spirit.”
didate
for the nomination to the
Indian Creek, on the Mth.
n for Ö
Cull her from that rest with God,
G. M. Ingram, also of th“ t Io, try
Th«* company charter provides thHt
l,.*W
o Spring ^^^^f •
Bat
Downing
has
gone
to
the
valley,
office
of
Justice of the Peace for tlie
•rve Baek on earth to travel with you
secured for the coast line it "may operate steamboats on the service, who has been in the
where he ex|H*eta to purchase some Eugene district on the Republican
In
the
path
your
feet
have
trod?
it
’
’
o
vicinity
of
the
Bohen«
.
mines
id to Humboldt bay, Cal- waters of the north Pacific oc«*au and
first-class milk cows.
ositioo ■
ticket.
not; though 'tis
mstruetion work will la* may extend its lines into Washing­ e : ’ outing tiaiber and mapping, came Oh, methinks
I
C.J. Burnett has returned from Ma
Saturday
mid
goes
from
here
to
*r compsi
lonely,
Iont
ay within the next four ton, California. Idaho and L tab.
pieton, where he went on business.
' the McKenzie river. Mr. Ingram
intere®
Bow mid kiss the chastening rod,
FOR STATE SENATOR.
:
h«*
has
never
seen
any
land
aloir.
School lias started at Lake Creek.
■ a deal I
laying
not
as
1
would
will
it,
Icate inchides St. Louis,
I announce to the Republican
j McKenzie which would be more r .
The scholars all say they like tbe.r
But as thou hast, oh my God.
I he citi •
id Oregon men, ami work
voters
of Lane county my candi­
liable
fur
agriculture
than
fur
its
.
1111
teacher.
;h eacii id
■Ve a thorny path must travel,
Jt'.-I • d mid' r th«* dir«-«*t i m
her.
dacy
for
tb? ofi:ce of “ ate Senator,
tliey ca^1
I
understand
Mr.
Alniasi
is
going
For
the
living,
not
the
dead,
. Wilsey, of Portland, a
conio»“ I
Keep the tears that thou wouldst lav- to prove up on bis homestead in May. and solid* th;?: s_-_. urt t the April
L who was the original
arriva att
He has liven a st«*ady resident.
ish
the road. The men named
A Linn county political tradition
1 primaries.
As thè K
O'er that quiet, peaceful bead.
>oration papers are: W. I was shattered yesterday, says an Al­
Fete Wilco itt 1st a young horse the
G. Ä. GRIFFIN
srk forb»
A FRIEND.
John M. Eddy ami Wil- bany dispatch of Munday, when Otto
other night by getting into the man '
i hour. "
tegory.
The officers and ' Bilyeu, of Scio, registered as a Re­
ger.
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
on of tW
the company will be as 1 publican. It is the first instance on
Mrs. Dm id Hunter, of Alpha, ha*
eounefl
fcsident, John H. Crab- record when a member of this pio­
I respectfully solicit the Republi­
gone to visit her daughter,Mrs. Jessie
ny ¡01®*-
Ed Hanson, the popular clothier,
ouis; vice president ami neer family enrolled as a Republican,
can party nomination for the office
Rust, of Blai'hley.
carefo®
Mger, W. J. Wilsey, Port and uo change could have made so has decided to move to Lis own build­
Th«* telephone company has got of Justice of the Peace for the Eu­
At Pleasant Hill Christian church
itizeM
ing shortly on Ninth atreet, just east
prs, Messrs. Crabtree and much surprise iu local politics.
Sunday, April 15, at 11 a. m., Mar­ about all the ’phones that are ordered gene district, subject to the vote of
eket
There is milch
n I.. Stockwell, capital
In early days the Bilyeu family set­ df the Titus block.
ion F. Horn will preach on the sul>2 and they work like a charm.
the electors of said party at the pri­
his; Joseph S. McIntire, tled in the country known locally as speculation as to who will occupy the
ject, “The Ideal Young Man,’’ from
C. K. Hale, of Hale, was in our maries.
«ner»W
t. Louis; Floyd Shock, “the forks of the Santiam," lying be- Matlock building, to be vacated by
R.S. BRYSON.
young women’s standpoint. The folj
I
l
Louia; William Oreg- tween the North and South Santiam Mr. Hanson, it being considered the lowing questions have been given neighborhood one day last week try
ing to get options on timber laud.
ne ontk
id; W. J. Patterson, Ba- rivers. ILs descendants are numerous best corner in Eugene.
FOR STATE REPRESENTA­
ont:
Hi» prices were too low for the peo­
Matlock
says
he
has
several
Mr.
ion. ti*
^^>1 'i M. Ed Iy, hug.
J. and the family has taken a prominent
TIVE.
1. Will the ideal young man dance,
i.-t re»*’ ^
lumberman. North Bend. part in upbuilding the country, and good offers for a lease on the build­ play cards, drink intoxicating liquors ple in this ueightiorhood.
I
hereby
announce
myself a can­
Herman Steinhauer has a pretty
ing, bat is in no hurry about it
. 'lie'-^i y. a Portland attorney, especially in political affairs.
or use tobacco?
didate
for
the
Republican
nomina­
sore foot, having let a log roll on it.
It has been tradition that a Bilyeu
ral counsel.
• ri
2. What is the ideal profession or
tion
for
State
Representative
at the
Pete Wilcutt and Walter Jay are
never voted anything but the Dem
(XNtNELI . CHIEF ENGINEER.
calling?
ocratic
ticket.
Not
only
was
this
true
»lasbing
for
G.
Steinhauer,
of
Alpha,
primaries
April
20th.
•••»«• B I Cornell, a well-known
3. Shall he be a college graduate?
ALLEN EATON.
* York ei« ril engineer, will be chief of those who bore the name Bilyeu,
4. What one quality do you admire for cattle.
the
death notices in the
In
but
of
other
branches
of
the
family.
Alex Power has received wor«l from
on
SlT*.“ 1 will be ou the ground
most
in
young
men?
it
is
noticeable
that
they
Oregonian
5. What are some common faults of Halsey that his unde has just died.
w days. He has gained There are perhaps half a hundred vot­ simply die down in Portland. The
ers
of
that
family
in
Linn
county,
diatii. :tl'in IU the
young
men?
•
j (X Wilcutt has gone to Bladiley to
never
gives
the
cause
of
Oregonian
6. Shall we judge young men by the get his new ereani separator, which
ril -•
byfca« ng lieen the chief engi- aud they have always been Demo­ death, The reason of this is said to
1 will preach at Crow Saturlay
M due tr of the Metropolitan Elevated crats. Among the members of the be dwe to the faet that Portland bis a same moral standard by which we In, jri-t arrived.
family »bo
have attained prom­
night at 8 p. m. and Sunday at 11 u.
*^*■7« in New York City.
judge young women?
big
death
rate
from
typhoid
and
other
Frank
Parker
expects
to
finish
inence in Demorcatic state politic,
7. Must the young man be a Chris­ •heaiing his goat» this week. He will tn. At Elmira Sunday night at 8 p. in.
n» capita stock of the company is
obnoxious disease«. In yesterday’s
Kev. Broughton, recently fr< m Ohio,
3
land this amount ha» h ! are Hon. W. R. Bilyeu, of Albanj, Oregonian ’here were nine death no­ tian in order to lie id« al?
have a tine lot of wool.
««ill preach at Olive, Union school
•^7 heeh| subscribed by the New who ha-- sv-veial time» represented tices but not one is attributed to any
Everylmdy is cordially invited to
Elmer I^iiul«, of Alpha, is working bouse, tomorrow night, the 13th.
Linu county in the legislature, aud
F* ••d At Louis capitalists inter-
ciuse.
With the libelous articles this serviced
I for E. Roiiert, of thl« place.
D. Ju BAKER,
^^* A JMrtv of these men will vi- H.,u. Lark Bilyeu, of Eugene.
publi-ted regarding Eug«'Ue an 1 the
«.»♦« Riiveu. who ua. broken the
I
| within a short time and
Pastor.
•r»-
method
it
pursues
at
home,
if
con
registered in
over the entire line, ac-
va
tii'.'ially
persl-ted
in,
will
leave
the
He gives I bi*
**
^penied b.
New York cinsulting
O;
nia’i without any subscriber» _i
pstra i«m r'
■‘'■•r, *»r, fot the purpose of deci ling occupati
! in Eugene out of these days.
H A Ml TON BMOS.
H.
year» *ld.
«194.» Bl locati«
The coast line will be b « a lai<*
z
|e Weakness Is Usually Pelvic Catarrh. Pe«ru=na
Cures Catarrh Wherever Located.
Greenleaf Items
:
Obituary
it
Í COAST
EASTERN
INCORPORATED
FORESTRY SERVICE
JAMES WITHYCOMBE,
A BILYEU TURNS
REPUBLICAN
ED HANSON WILL
MOVE HIS SPORE
The Ideal Young Man
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