STURDY FARMERS
KEEP OFF ALL
CATARRHAL ILLS
BY TAKING PE-RU-NA
L Following is the annual report of
Dr. J. Christie, county stock inspec
tor, just filed with the county clerk:
To the Honorable County Court in
and for Lane County:
I Gentlemen:—I have the honor to
¡submit herewith my report of the
work done by me as stock inspector
‘■of Lane county, for the year ending
December 31, 1906. The reason that
■this report was not made earlier is,
.First, that I learned that my prede
cessors had not been required to
make such report; and secondly,
that upon the nominal salary attach
ed to the office I could not, without
personal loss, make a semi-annual in
MR. GEO. H. THOMPSON.
spection of all sheep in this Immense
At Work On the Farm and
county and the examination of infect
Feeling Well All the Time.
yr
£
ed stock when requested by ten per
Geo. H. Thompson, Craft, X
sons, as contemplated by the statute.
M ias., writes:
I
“I have been cured of ca-
During the past year while travel
tarrh by your medicines,
ing cn my professional duties I have
MR.
l’cruna and Manalin. I had
;
•from time to time examined bands of
1-^ HENRY
been affected with catarrh of
* ’
MR. GUSTAV SCHMIDT.
i___ SCHROEDER
sheep, doing this without compensa
the stomach about all my
tion other than my annual salary. I
■i)
>___
life, and was taken bad every
x ?
have Issued certificates for twelve
Spring and Summer.
shipments of horses to California, or
“I used several kinds of
Washington. During the year there
patent medicines, but they
A Letter Praising Pc ru na
did me no good. I then took I
were shipped out of the county 3000
MR. J B. ALEXANDER.
Pc-ru-na, a Household Remedy.
J
Mr. Gustav Schmidt, Spring Valley, Ill., writes:
5
head of sheep. Six cows were de- | a treatment under an M. D., I
I Mr. Henry Schroeder, Estey, Mich.*
A
Necessity
Li
the
Home.
which
did
me
but
little
good.
I
?
“I had catarrh of the head and throat for over thirty years. It bocame s
stro.'ed fof lumpy jaw. I have tested I
J. B. Alexander, publisher of the writes:
By this time I had corr.o to
s worse every year. About three months ago I commenced to take Peruna J
“I suffered for almost ten years with
two dairies for tuberculosis, with the '
“
Fruit
and Floral Guide, a Magazine of
5 and Manalin, and now 1 am entirely cured of that troublesome sickness. <
where I could eat nothing but
Horticulture,” published in Hartford catarrh of the stomach and all doctor
result that five Infected cows were ' a little soup. I hail severe
MR. W. J. \ Your medicine is surely a blessing to mankind. You can truly say that you ?
ing was of no avail. I took nine bottles
killed
1 have granted permits for
TEMPLE. Lhave not lived in vain, Doctor, and I thank you for the good you have done \ City, Ind., saya of Peruna:
pains, had lost in weight and could
“1 was afflicted with catarrh of the of Peruna and two of Manali it and am
the removal of three bands of sheep I not do anything. I began taking
throat and head for over ten years. I now entirely cured.
tor dipping; have caused one horse to j your medicines, Peruna and Manalin. I
Climatic Ailments Overcome By
“1 recommend the medicine to all
was treated by many physicians, but
then
weighed
12H
pounds,
but
after
tak
be killed for glanders; effected one I
Pe-ru-na.
grow worse until 1 was seldom able to who arc afflicted with thisdisease. It
ing several bottles of Peruna and
is my household friend.”
quarantine for swine plague, and pre- 1
Mr. W. J. Temple, R. F. D. 8, Dela
go out in cold weather.
one bottle of Manalin, I weighed lüG
One o1 Dr. Hartman's Grateful Cor
ware, Ohio, writes:
Dr. R. B. Hartman, the inventor and
“
About
one
year
ago
I
was
advised
to
He
himself
supervises
the
working
scribed for 24 cases of mange In
pounds.
respondents.
try Peruna, which I did, anil 1 am now
“I am a farmer and so necessarily original manufacturer of Peruna, is one details of every department.
ltorses. 1 believe the stock of this
“I am now at work on the farm and
Mr. W. R. Callahan, proprietor of Big
of
the
best
farmers
in
the
Middle
West.
entirely
well
of
the
catarrh.
muft
be
exposed
to
all
kinds
of
weather.
He is a model of strength and vitality,
county to be in fairly healthy condi-
feel well all of the time, I eat all 1
“Peruna is a necessity in our home. Hill Farm,and prominent fruitgrower
His farm comprises several thousand and since Peruna is the only remedy ho
want to and rny friends say that I look About three years ago last winter, I
tin at this time, with the exception
was taken sick with bowel and stomach acres of the best land in the State of ever makes personal use of, his physical With the first symptoms of a cold we and stock raiser, Glenvar, Va., writes:
better
than
ever
before.
I
will
ever
that 1 am convinced that the sheep of
“1 write to express my kindness
Ohio, located near the City of Columbus. condition is a testimonial to the efficacy use it, and are never a illieted with ea
trouble.
praise Peruna for its healing power.”
toward you and your good medicine*
the county to the extent of 60 per
tarrh.
of
Peruna
of
greater
value
than
coulu
“
One
doctor
called
it
ulceration
of
As
an
importer
of
French
Percheron
Pe-ru-na Is a Systemic Remedy.
cent of their entire number, are af
“I advise all who are afflicted with Peruna.
If Peruna proves efficient for catarrh the bowels, another called it colitis. and German Coach horses, the Doctor be framed in words.
“I had a very bad spell of sickness
catarrh
to try Peruna. There is cer-
fected with scabies. These ought to
In one place, it will be equally potent Another doctor helped me tempo has not an equal in this country.
I)r. Hartman is one of the few doctors
and could not eat anything at all. My
equal
to
it
as
a
catarrh
tainly
nothing
be treated as soon as possible and be
in any other place, because it is a sys rarily.
The fowl-raising department is a who take their own medicine and his medicine.”
head, stomach, in fact, my whole body
temic remedy.
fore hot weather sets in.
“Then a druggist recommended marvel of ingenuity and perfection; splendid physique and strength in his
ached, and it looked as though nothing
71 Years Old and Able to Work.
The
people
generally
are
very
much
old
age
are
an
eloquent
argument
for
I have inspected with care most of
Peruna and 1 followed his advice. I but, perhaps the dairy department is
Mr. -John G. llirdlur, Garfield, lias., would do me any good. 1 had almost
misinformed as to the natureof catarrh. took altogether five bottles and I con where the Doctor shows his greatest Peruna very difficult to gainsay.
the dairies selling products in the
given up.
writes:
Catarrh is usually believed to be con*
sense of order and sanitary science.
Dr. Hartman, being a farmer himself,
“1 was injured by a fall on the rail
“1 decided to try a brittle of your
city of Engi ne. I am fully aware of ; fined to the head, nose and throat. sider myself a well man.
His milk cows, of the purest Jersey knows what the farmer needs and in road and my entire nervous system was Peruna and before I had taken half the
“Before using Peruna, it was utterly
the difficulty of ke eping barns and
Lately we sometimes hear of catarrh of impossible for me to do a day’s work, stock, have all been subjected to the
speaking of Peruna to the farmer he impaired by the same. The help of a botth» my appetite came tome and my
bari: yards in reasonable sanitary I the stomach and catarrh of the bowels. but now I can do farm work without tuberculin tests, and ho gives to the
speaks to his own kind of people.
physician was useless.
head becamo all right. In fact, L v. as
{Seldom, if ever, do wa hear of catarrh the least trouble or fatigue. I consider City of Columbus a pure milk, certified
condition during our long rainy
“I then tried Peruna and after using all right all over, l’cruna cured me.”
Pe-ru-na
For
Eotvel
Trouble.
of any other organs.
seasei:.
But making all allow
Peruna the best medicine and tonic on by the Board of Health.
Mr. Stanly Dell, Ashley, ()hio, writes: it for three months was entirely well.
While Peruna is not confined to any
It is not because these organs are not the market.
ances for the difficulties to be over- |
The milk stables, the milk men and
“1 was afflicted with rheumatism so I am 71 years old and my work on the one class of peop'e, yet it is probably
iubject to catarrh, nor that catarrh of
“I had not eaten a meal for five years the whole process of milking are ab badly that it was painful for me to the railroad is bard and tedious, but 1 true that the farrnl ig class more than
come. 1 must say that as a general
these organs is not a very common dis
move. I took two or three bottles of can work like a young man in all kinds any other, rely upon Peruna for the
thing conditions are far from satis
ease, but simply because it is not gener without distress until I took Peruna. solutely faultless and clean.
ally known that affections of these 1 have recommended it to several i . The Doctor himself,past 70years of age, Peruna when 1 began to feel better. It of weather, heat, cold, rain, snow or prevention and cure of ail cllmaUQ
factory. The danger of communica
friends with good results.”
| ¡is the managing head of the farm.
organs may be due to catarrh.
also gave me relief from bowel trouble.” storm alike.”
disea-.es.
..
■> a.
...
tion of disease through milk supply is
very great. 1 would recommend that
additional regulations be made both
wood Lumber Company; J. S. Mc-
tion of schools and churches. After
The wreck occurred on a straight
by the city and county authorities,
Gladry, Mohawk Lumber Company;
ten years of work they removed to
track, but there being so much fog
looking to frequent and thorough
George Gerlinger, Willamette Lum
The Dalles.
it was impossible for toe engineer to
inspection of dairies, barns and barn
ber Company, Dallas, Oregon.
see the freight train ahead until k
A minister without study, Mr. Con
yards, and water supply for cattle,
was too late to avoid the collision
don climbed the steep bluffs above
•owned by those engaged in supply
Dr. Lowe, the oculo-optician, will
The fireman on the local was badly
the town and thought out his ser
ing dairy products to our people.
I
be in his Eugene office all next week.
bruised about the head and shoulders
mons while he wandered over the
would also bring to your attention
If the best is none to ogood for your
and the passengers in the coaches
j hillsides. He always carried along
The matter of slaughter houses. I
eyes, consult him.
were badly shaken up, but ¡tone werq
' a geologist’s pick and hammer, for
—
■believe that these places are not
)
seriously
injured..
while
In
Central
New
York,
as
a
stu-
Cottage
Grove,
Beb.
10.
—
The)
Guard Special Service.
(From Monday’s Guard.)
kept in such a state of cleanness, in
Stock
I dent and teacher, he took deep In- large delegation that gathered yes
Dr.
Thomas
Condon,
the
noted
ge
Junction City, Feb. 11—A serious
side or out, as a due regard for the
any cause,
I terest and spent much time in the terday afternoon in response to a call ; against death
f . k . n.
train wreck occurred here this morn
health and comfort of the public re- ologist and for nearly thirty years study and collection of ancient life
Agents
wanted,
home
office
of the Cottage Grove Commercial
We heard a man say the other
<quires. Some of these places are too professor in the University of Oregon, forms so common in the limestone of
ing.
While
running
at
the
rate
of
liars.
The
Club, to the lumbering and other for terms anil
morning that the abbreviation for
near highways, and are thus a con died at the home of his daughter, that section. A stronger interest was
shipping interests of Central Oregon, Northwestern Live Stock Insurance 30 miles an hour the Cottage Grove February Feb.- means freeze ev
'Mrs.
H.
F.
McCornack,
west
of
Eu
stant source of offense to the travel
local crashed Into the rear end of a erybody, and that man looked frozen
awakened in the unknown Interior indorsed the Chapin bill, wl’li Its Company, 1710 Broadway, Seattle.
ing public. 1 would respectfully sug gene, this forenoon at 10 o'clock, of when an army officer brought home a
freight train that was ahead on the In his ulster. It was apparent that
railroad commission feature.deman
he needed i he kind of warmth that
gest that the public interest would senile exhaustion. He had been quite few trigonia and other fossil shells.
John
Robertson,
of
Blacbley,
was
same
track, and which was running stays, the warmth that reaches from
ded the retention of the old rule on
be greatly helped if the individually- ill for several days past,but was much When It became safe to penetrate
lumber to Bay Points, named a com a business caller at the Guard office at a slower rate of speed. The es head to foot, all over the body. We
•ov ned slaughter houses could be better Saturday, and hopes were en the John Day Valley without an arm
.
• cape of the men that were in the ca could have told him from personal
mittee to prepare for a protective or Monday.
<lone away with, and one large, w 11- tertained for his recovery, but yes ed escort Mr. Condon entered a new
C. A. Davis was in the city from boose from Instant death was mirac knowledge that Hood’s Sarsaparilla
ganization
of
tile
Willamette
Valley
■ appointed building erected instead terday his condition became worse field which kindled an enthusiasm In
ulous, as their caboose was broken gives permanent warmth. It Invig
lumbermen,and passed stinging r< - Pleasant Hill yesterday.
for the use af all desiring to slaugh and he began to sink rapidly. All geological research that never ceased
W. II. Shelley, of Creswell R. F. in two In (he centre and mashed Into orates tile blood, afid speeds It along
olutions,
aimed
against
Harriman
through artery and vein, and really
"ter animals for human food. By three of his daughters, Mrs. McCar- to be one of his delights.
methods. The meeting was called to 1). No. 1, was a pleasant caller at the splinters. The engln ■ on the local fits men and women, boys and girls,
nack,
Mrs.F.
C.
Nolf,
of
Seattle,
and
.such union, without additional ex
j was badly wrecked, the front end of to enjoy cold weather and resist the
A Great Influence.
order by President Hinds Of the club Guard office Saturday.
pense to any, better care and sttpei- Mrs. It. S. Bean, of this city, were .
A.
Ward,
of
Irving,
was
In
the
city
(the
boiler being broken off and the attacks of disease, it gives the right
On account of the delayed trains
Dr. Condon stood as a maker of
kind of warmth, stimulates and
• vision could be had, and a convenient at his bedside at the time of his
yesterday,
making
the
Guard
a
pleas
front
trucks were broken, now rest strengthens
opinion, a reconciler of man. When of the Southern Pac ific many who in
at the same time, and all
pin e afforded for the inspect 'or of death, which was peaceful and pain
ing under the rear drive wheels.
Its benefits are lasting. There may
the great battle arose in the intellec tended participating were unable to ant call.
less.
His
younger
son,
Herbert
T
•snimals designed for human food be
The loss will be about $5000.
be a suggestion In this for you. w&s
tual world after the publication of be present. They showed their in
A Well-Known Remedy.
fore slaughter.
Beyond question, Condon, is now on the way here from
Darwin's “Origin of the Species of terest by sending lett-rs, telegrams
One of the oldest, safest and most
«luring the past year me it has been Seattle, but his other son, Seymour
Man,” Dr. Condon was ready to tace and telephone message), and prom favorably known remedies In the
sola in and about the ci.v of Eu W. Condon, who is at Los Angeles,
the conflict. His theory of evolution ised that they could be relied upon, world today is Brandreth's Pills—a
gene, for human food,that came from will be unable to rgach Eugene In
was twenty-five years ahead of the and would give the matters in ques indigestion, dyspepsia, or any trouble
animals seriously affectei with dis time for the funeral.
world; for a quarter of a century tion their moral support. The Cha arising from an Impure state of the
I
The
remains
will
arrive
at
the
fam
ease. An inspect’on before and at
blood.
he maintained what thinkers are ac pin bill creating a railroad commis
ily
home.corner
of
East
Eleventh
end
Brandreth’s Pills have been In use
slaughter would have caused the de
cepting
today.
He
presented
to
the
sion
was
brought
up
and
the
situa
for over a century and are sold In
¡High streets, this afternoon, where
struction of such meat.
they can be seen by the friends of the human mind a wider conception of tion discussed at considerable length, every drug or medicine store, either
Very respectfully submitted,
old and young with perfect safety
i family till the time of the funeral, ar- God than the world had ever known together with announcement of the altogether, with Brandreth's Pills the
J CHRISTIE, V. S„
before. This conception involved a Southern Pacific of a raise of rates no matter how long they are taken.
'rangements
for
which
have
not
yet
Stock Inspector.
beginning of simplest, forms which of $3.11 per thousand to San Fran One or two pills taken each night for
been completed.
Eugene, Or., January 23, 1907.
gradually unfolded into the more cisco and other Bay points. It was blood purifier and laxative. Being
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
complex,
never losing the continuity the unanimous sentiment that the a while Is the best thing known for
Born in Southern Ireland March
same dose always has the same effect,
FANCY GLASSWARE WHICH WE WILL PRESENT TO OUR Cl’S-
i 3, 1822, Mr. Condon was taken at the of purpose, with a steady progress Chapin bill as amended be passed, and while other remedies require fn-
toward
culmination,
the
spiritual
life
and
that
strong
represntation
be
purely
vegetable
they
can
be
used
oy
■ age of eleven by his parents to New
TONERS FREE OF CHARGE
made to the Legislature, demanding any one troubled with constipation,
I York, where he received his early of man.
creased
doses
and
finally
cease
acting
Believing it to be his duty to shape the passage of this measure.
EVERY PI R< HASE OF DRV GOODS AMOUNTING TO *2.30
education and grew to manhood. He
plain or sugar-coated.
To Organize Protective Body.
1 next attended a Methodist college at the minds of men, Dr. Condon felt
ENTITLES YOU TO ONE SELECTION FROM T1IE LINE.
A committee was then appointed to
Cazenovia In Madison county, N. Y. that the most effective work could be
Tlic Origins I Porous Plaster.
done
with
his
cabinet,
because
at
this
create
a
permanent
organization
for
TIIEV ARE ON DISPLAY IN OUR CORNER WINDOW.
After a few years spent in teaching
It's Allcock's, first introduced to
he studied at the Auburn theological time the study of science, uninter the protection of the lumbering In the people sixty years ago, and to
THE PLACE TO TRADE.
valley, day undoubtedly has the largest sale
■ seminary, by which he was graduat preted, was leading young men of our dustry of the Willamette
of
any
external
remedy
millions
be
ed in 1852. He was married the colleges into materialism. This, with consisting of J. II. Chambers, A. C. ing sold annually throughout the
Guard Special Service.
other motives, led him finally, in Dixon, Booth-Kelly Lumber Compa whole civilised world. There have
Dexter. Feb. 11.—The body of Pe same year to Mi3s Cornelia Holt, of
1876, to accept the chair of geology ny; J. J. Keeney, Ixcona Mills Lum been imitations, to be sure, but never
Buffalo.
He
with
his
wife,
set
sail
ter Truelson, who was frowned near
and natural history at the Univer ber Company; Fred Russell, Cham has there been one to even compare
his home during the high water last with a band of missionaries for San
sity of Oregon. Here he moved his bers Lumber Company, of Dorena; with Allcock's the world's standard
Monday night, was found Sunday. A Francisco by the Cape Horn route.
external remedy.
large and valuable cabinet, gather- Henry Fischer. Brown Lumber Com
For a weak back, cold on the
diligent search had oeen kept up The voyage was long and perilous,
ered during his twenty years’ minis pany; W. C. Watrous, Morris Mc chest, or any local pain, the result of
since the young man disappeared ani and for three days the courage and
Bros. Lumber taking cold or overstrain, there's
try in Oregon, and here he remained Kibben, McKibben
Sunday about noon the body was strength of the missionaries was se
until his death, retiring from active Company; J. B. Hopkins, Eugene nothing we know of to compare with
verely
tested
in
the
struggle
with
a
found a few I undred yards below
this famous plaster.
work at the university four or five Lumber Company; George Taylor, ‘
fire In the smouldering cargo.
where he was dt owned.
Taylor
Lumber
Company;
Charles
K.
Mr. and Mrs. Condon arrived in years ago.
Young Trulson was an honest and
Mrs. Thomas Condon, wife of the Spaulding, Spaulding Logging Com
hard-working young man. His par Western Oregon in the fall of ’52,
PHONE MAIN A3.
doctor, died at Newport, Oregon, Sep pany, Salem; John H. Shaw, Curtis
where
they
found
many
of
New
Eng
ent* and brother have the »ympathy
Lumber
Company;
M.
E.
Dunn.Wild-
tember
2,
1901,
of
typhoid
fever.
land who had brought their apprecia
TWO ENTRANCES—Park r.ml Oak Streetai #th and Oak Streets
of all in their bereavement.
DR. HARTMAN, THE FARMER.
DR. THOMAS
CONDON, NOTED
GEOLOGIST, DEAD
CURB HARRIMAN,
CRY LUMBERMEN
OF OREGON
RAILROAD
COLLISION
AT JUNCTION
Free Glassware
TRUELSON’S
BODY FOUND
SUNDAY NOON
Nicklin ®» Neal