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About Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 190?-1910 | View Entire Issue (April 11, 1907)
MAY ERECT CARSHOPS AT SPRINGFIELD The general opinion has been that the Willamette Valley Company doe» not Intend commencing the electric line in Lane county this year, but that opinion has been somewhat changed in the last few days. J. L. (’¡ark made public the new» Wednes day that he had ju»t closed a deal with the company whereby they be came the owners of 25 lots on 1 street, between Fourth and Seventh streets, In Bprlngfield. This tract of land was purchased for the car barns, repair shop», yards and depot and It is understood that the work will be commenced at once, preparing the ground tor the buildings. V8e were Informed from a reliable source that work would be commenced within a few days, and that the line woulcl be built from Eugene to Springfield and that cars would be running between the two cities In less than twelve months. Henry Stewart also informs us that he has been employed by ths company to secure the right-of-way along the route from Springfield up the McKenzie, and will take the field e.» bool as the descriptions are ready. Addition to Church, At a meeting of the board of dl- rectors of the Springfield Christian church last Thursday evening, it was decided to make some much needed An improvements In their building addition will bo built on the east. side covering a ground space of 2»x 36 feet. The entire building will be repapered and painted and new pews will be Installed throughout. New Hotel ’Bus Landlord Hunt Informed a News reporter thlH week that he had or dered a fine 3460 ’bus for the accom modation of bls trade. The bus will meet every train, both day and night, at the city depot and also tbe deopt at Springfield Junction. New Building. L W Baker informed the News yesterday morning before starting for Portland that he Intends putting In a first-class bakery in the near future. He expects to purchase his equip ment while in the metropolis, In- chiding a steel oven which will be used for baking News. BERRY BOXES DISCUSSED BY THE FRUIT MEN Your Blood Needs purifying and your whole system renovating in the spring, as pimples, boils, eruptions, loss of appetite and that tired feeling annually prove. Hood’s Sarsapari la is the most effective medicine ever devised for the comp ete purification of the blood and the complete renovation of the whole system. It will make you feel better, look better, eat and sleep better and give you the best possible preparation for the hot days of summer, as over 40,000 people have testified in the last two years. Today buy and begin to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla Usual form, liquid, or in tablet form, called S:irsatabs, 100 Doses 91. G l 'AHANTKED under the Food and Drum Act, June 30. 1906. No. 324. THE CHRISTIAN CONVENTION IS ENDED UMPQUA RESERVE LIST OF LANDS Upon r<-quest of the Guard, Mr. G. G. Brown, clerk of the state land board, furnishes the following list of lands Included in the Umpqua forest reserve, created by proclamation of President Roosevelt, March 2, 1907; this reserve is all embraced in the Roseburg land district, and many Lane county people are interested i in knowing what lands it comprises: Part of T. 20, S Rs. 8, 9, 10, 11 w. w. 10 w. and and Part of T. 18, 8 Rs ». 12 w 10 and 11 ! w. Part of T. 12, S. Ra 9, 10 and 11 and 12 w. All of T. 19, 8. R. 1 • w except i Section 36. and 12 Part ot T. 2 0, 8. Rs. 9, 11 w. Part of T. 21, S. Rs 8. 9, to. 11 and 12 w. R. 10 w Part of All of T. 22. 8. R. 11 w. Part of T. 23. 8. Rs. 9, 10 avid 13 w. All of T 23, 8. R 11 w. Part of T. 24, S Rs. 9. 11 awl 13 w. Part of T. 25, S. Rs. 8 and 9 w. Part of T. 26, 8. Rs. S and 9 w. Part of T. 27, S. R. 8 w. Part of T. 28, S. R. 10 w. Part of T. 29. 8. R. 10 w. Part of T. 30, 8. R. 10 w. The sessions of the Christian Mis sionary convention of the central district of Oregon were full of inter est today and the attendance was much larger than expected consid ering the inclemency of the weather. There are in attendance at the con vention over 50 delegates from points outside of Eugene. The morning's session began with the usual devotional», followed by reports of the officers of the district. They showed that all departments are in splendid condition in every re- ■pact, The address by District Evan- gelist McCoaaell, who was unable to be present, was substituted by a number of impromptu addresses by members of the convention. These were followed at 10:30 o’clock by a splendid address toy Rev. J. J. Evans, of Albany, on ’The Place of the Child in Religious Effort,’’ and this by Rev. I). E. Olaon. of Cottage Grove,on ’’The Institutional Church.’’ Visit Divinity Hchuel. After the noon hour the delegates, at the Invitation of Dean E. C. Son- derson, visited the Divinity School. A meeting was held in the chapel and addresses delivered by Rev. Davis Er- rett, of Salem; ; Rev. J. J. Evans, of Albany; Rev. Albyn Hsson, of Sii verton; Rev. T. ' 8. li und'saker. of Corvallis, and Rev. Rutil« Callison, of Fall Creek, At this meeting a new endowment of 3500 I was reported. This Afternoon. This afternoon's session began with reports of the churches In the district. As the name of exit church was called the pastor responded with an account of the work done during the past six montlis. No sta tistics were given, as such a report Is made annually at the .scale meet ing at Turner, but each church re ported a healthy growth; and every department In a good condition. The address of the afternoon was made by Rev. Davis Errett; of Salem, on "Business In Christianity." This is said to have been one of the best addresses of the whole convention, and at it close the reverend gentle man was rewarded by rounds of a li planse. This was followed by the business men’» conference, and the business session came as the last thing on the program. (From Saturday’s Guard.) A meeting of the Lane County Horticultural Society was held In the county court room at the courthouse this afternoon, attended by about 20 members, the attendance being kept down on account of the rainstorm Berries and berry boxes wan the top ic for discussion, and speeches were made by Messrs. W. G. Allen, II. F. McCornack, F. B. Chase, E. Terpen- ing, John Maughn, Mr. Rossman and Washington, April 5. The third others. A motion by Mr. Allen that the society recommend that all berry day of Binger Hermann's testimony growers use the folding “Hallock" In his trial for the destruction of boxes, that the chair appoint a com certain letter books while cominls- mittee of three berry growers to take sloner of the general land office w as order» bor the boxes, that the sec begun with a line of question tn- retary give notice of appointment of tended to show that Hermann lmd the committee to the growers, and no Information or interest In the that all orders be filed with the com Hyde-Benson-Dlm<>nd-8chneld»r cum-1 mittee by May 1, was carried. Pres I blnatlon. Hermann said he had nev er seen Benson after the stormy in- ' ident McCornack appointed W G. Al tervlew with him In San Francisco | len. M H. Harlow and F. B. Chase regarding which he testified yester-j on the committee. day. The witness has no recuDec-1 Mrs. Lulu Stevens Unlay instituted tion of ever having met Hyde. suit In the circuit court against Roy Tru»t«*<l Harlan and Valk. R. Stevens for divorce and the custo As to Harlan and Valk. clerks Ini dy of their minor daughter. Mazel M. the land office, who have testHfed They were married in Jackson coun that they were at the same time in ty, Oregon, in IH-cerabx-t. 1904. Mrs. the employ of Benson. Hermann said | From very recent aavices from he had no knowledge or suspicion Stevens alleges that while they were Adjutant General Finzer, of the state of such a condition. He always had living at the Lucky Bov mint- in Lane military board. It Is learned that a the utmost confidence in Harlan and I county her husband slapped her and otherwise abusi-d' her and called her company of the O. N. G. will be allot Valk vile and indecent names, accusing ted to Cottage Grove, says the West Regarding the letter signed "Cit ern Oregon An officer Is due to ar izens of the Unite«! States" which de her of Infidelity. She alleges that on rive here In a few days who will ex scribed the operations of the Hyde- March 2 4. 1907. she was compelled amine and report what support the Benson combination, written In 1900 I to leave him. being unable to longer town will extend to a company. This and placed In evidence by the pros endure such treatment. L. E. Bean will Include first, the number of men, ecution. Hermann said that he had is attorney far the plaintiff their physical condition and moral never seen or heard of It until It .H ST BE( Al SF habits. There are ninety names on was produced In court. The tndorse- the roll, all good lusty fellows, in inent of this letter In Valk’s hand ’ our cough fs only In the throat and the pink of condition Then the state writing. “Honorable commissioner does not trouble you now. «h »nt officers will want to know If tempo has seen this twice,” Hermann said think that It needs no attention. rary barracks can be secured. A i was a mistake, as he had never seen When It has not had much of a start Is the time to check it The slightest )>erraanent home Is already promised the letter. cough easily leads to pneumonia, on Main street, but It Is to be built, bronchitis and consumption A bot wherefore quarters for the first sixty Ititteii by a Npltler. tie of Balard's Horehound Syrup will days will have to be provided Last Through blood poisoning caused is the rifle range. The range will by the bite of a spider. John Wash cure that cough. The price puts It have to be at least 1000 yards in ington. ot Bosqueville. Texas, would within reach of all. For sale by Linn length, but that can be found So the have lost his leg. which became a Drug Co. local promoters of the enterprise are ( mass of running sores, had he not Best onlcn sets. confident that all specification» can! been persuaded to try Ruckten’» Ar- CHAMBERS HARDWARE. I m - met. Mr. Mason feels so sure “The first ■tea Salve. He writes: of the assignment of a company to application relieved and four boxes Cottage Grove, It Is understood, that healed all the sores" Heals every he has given his tenants on Main •ore. ! 5c at W. L. Del-anos drug street notice to vacate till he can store. For Infants and Children. build them brick stores. HERMANN'S THIRD DAY ON STAND SEEKS DIVORCE BECAUSE OF CRUEL TREATMENT MILITIA COMPANY AT COTTAGE 6RÛVE SURE CASTOR IA See the Sharpies Tubular Cream Separator before buying; we have them In stork. CHAMBERS HARDWARE Thi Kind You Have Always Bought M. and Mary E. Bogurt to C. Grove Building Association: lot 1, 8. and Harriette Calef; 78.33 acres block 1, Shield’s ad to Cottage Grove. In tp. 17, s. r. 3 w. 31. 9500. Marriage Uceaae. J. Anders to George Rein: P. „ _____ Thomas P. Window and Sarah Es- south half ot lots 1 and 2, block -'9, tella Miller; M. Lambert, witness. Springfield. 3400. Circuit Court. George Liggett to Virgil Casteel; Friendly vs. Henry Loretx; to S. H. lot 6, block 2, Glenada Park. 330. L. M. Travis, attor- U. S. to Bernt Loken; 157.97 recover money. plaintiff. ney for acres in sec. 34, tp. 16, s. r. 4 e. and An important case, one that will, Land Sale Contract. sec. 3, tp. 17, s. r. 4 e. Patent. if appealed to the supreme court, and , Delia M. and Wm. Semones to U. 8. to Mollie E. Loken; 120 acres which w ill probably be done, which- i Henry A. Schwering; lot 7, block 4, in sec. 2, tp. 20, s. r. 2 w. Patent. ever way it Is decided, finally deter- ■ Shaw ’s ad to Eugene. 32400. Geo. C. Schneider to John Addi mine the rights of riparian owners I Proof of Isibor. son; 120 acres in sec. 11, tp. 20, s. r. Arthur Belknap files proof of labor in this state, was tried before Judge 6 w. 31000. Harris, of the ci cult court, today. on Parrott mining claim, Blue River Same to same; 160 acres in sec. 30, The case in entl’led S. J. Godard district. tp. 20, s. r. 4 w. 32000. vs. Joseph Glllesp.e, and is an injunc- J Notary Public.. L. E. and Emma J. Ward to Geo. tion suit to restrain Gillespie from The notarial commission of Alta C. Schneider; 160 acres in sec. 30, diverting the waters of Lane creek, G. Wilson, of Acme, is filed. tp. 20, s. r. 4 w. 33000. In the vicinity of Waltervllie, from Medical Bicenw. O. & C. R. R. Co. to G. S. Allen; its channel for irrigation purposes. 9 The medical license of W. Potter 8. r. 160 acres in sec. 27, tp. 10t Gillespie’s place is above that of God Edwards, M. D„ of Florence, Is filed. 3120. ard's both lie on this creek. It ap- e. Marriage Licenses. pears that Gillespie began using the + + ♦ ♦ N. C. Billings, 28, tnd Etta M Bi- ++vv+++++++++ water for irrigation purposes last I ♦ as, 23; Edwin E. Smith, witness. MARRIED fall, whereupon Godard began suit ♦ Carl Foster Richardson, 20, and against him to enjoin him from using Jennie B. Matnev, 15; U. J. Matney ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ + ♦ + ♦ the water because it diminished the and eJanette Richardson, witnesses. flow in the creek below. Wednesday evening, April 3. 1967, While the case itself is insignifi Charles Benton Blanton and Miss Mi Real Estate Transfers. cant, It Involves an important ques U. S. to Geo. B. Camp; 160 acres ron Grace Elliott. Rev. J. S. McCal tion, and the decision will be watch in secs. 1 and 12, tp. 18, s. r. 10 w. lum officiating. The wedding occur ed for with- a great deal of interest. Patent. red at the home of 8. M. Elliott, 71 vVllliaiCS * Bean are Godard’s «4-1 Janies and Christina Johnson to East Sixth street. torneys, ana Thompson & Hardy for ' Geo. B. and Albert Camp; 146.32 L. L. Woods, the well-known Cot- Gillespie. acres in secs. 22 and 2 7, tp. 17, s. r. tage Grov piano tuner, and Miss 10 w. 31000. Jane Cox to Herbert A. Cox; 160 Ethel Veareh were married at Salem NEWS FROM THE this week. Mrs. Harry Wynne, sister COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE acres in sec. 30, tp. 19, a. r. 5 w. of the bride,. Dr. and Mrs. Woods, pa 310. Anders P. and Phebe Nekton to T. rents of the groom, and Mr. and Mrs. Heal Estate Transfers. Leroy Woodfc, of this city, attended C. Starrett and H. N. Hovey; 160 Alexander Cawley to Shelby Teet- the wedding.—Cottage Grove Leader. era; 3 acres in BBC. 33, tp. 20, a. r. acres in sec. 34, tp. 16, s. r. 7 w. 310. 3 w. 3425. N. C. Billings to Etta Bias, Sat- State of Oregon to Monroe Timber urday evenin’«. March 30, 1907, at O. & C. R. R. Co. to S. A. Brown; Company; 64 0 acres in sec. 16, tp. the home of the groom’s parents in 353.39 acres in sew. 11, tp. 20, a. r. 15. s. r. 7 w. 3800. Springfield. 2 w 91315.95. M. and Laura Crusoe to Cornelius EHle B and G A. McCauley to 8. Horton; 35 acres in sec. 30, tp. . . PLEASANT HILL ITEMS. . . . Arthur K. Turner; lot 7, block 3 4. I 17, s. r. 4 w. 9875. (Special Correspondence.) ft Springfield. extenrfed survey Wm. and Kate Shelley to PFter A. Pleasant Hill. April 5—Farming 33 •• Briggs; .547 of an acre in D. G. Me- O. * C R. R. Co. t® Charley Dan- Farland's 5th ad to Cottage Grove. is at a standstill with considerable grain yet to be sown and farmers telson ; 19.20 acres in sec. 1, tp. 18, 9300. are getting impatient. s. r. 6 w. 976.80. The Booth-Kelly Lumber Com Misses Elsie Parks and Ruby A. W. and M. L. Gilbert to G. pany to Joshua McGee; 2.96 acres in Raughman cam» over from Cresswell Sherman Heller; half interest In cer sec. 3, tp. 17, s. r. 2 w. $1. tain land on West Seventh street, Eu T. G. and Martha A Hendricks to to spend Saturday aud Sunday at gene. 3’500. Jaw. L. Furnish; lot 6. block 12. Elias the Baughman home. Mrs. Hardy Robinson of Elmira Hannah II. and John D. Anderson Stewart’s ad to Eugene. 3450’. visited relatives here this week. to Melvtti Hannon; lot’ 8, block 1, Hannah E. and Isaac Jones to El- University ad to Eugene. $ 150. The band boys will give a basket then I. Smith; 20 acres in tp. 17, 8. Melvin Hansen to Louis H John- r. < w. 92500. social at the hall Saturday evening, son; lot A, block 1, i’nirer ad to April 6. Marriage License. Eugene. 3225. The W. of W. will conduct the an 8. D. Farrier, aged 27, and Rbse E. Fled Fink, sheriff, to Helen DaLa- Stiers, IS; S. M. Stiers, witness. nual picnic at this place. Particulars no; 40 acres in sec. 19,. tp. 16. h . r. will be given later. 4 w Tax deed. Wm. Goodman of Lowell, trans Kcal Estate Thansfers. Chas P. O’Brien to J f>. and Orel Francis James and Eva Agnes Bai acted business in this neighborhood O’Brien; 39.13 acres In ner. 17, tp. ley to T.C. Starrett and H. N. Hovey: last Friday and Saturday. 17, s. r. 1 e. 31. Mrs. Ora Hemenway of Cottage 280 acres in see. 14, tp. 19, s. r. 7 J. O., . Vnna and O'Rei O'Brien to w. 95880. Grove visited’ her parents here the Newman L. Fitzhenry; 39.73 acres O. and Margaret Willcutt to same; fore part of the week. in nee. 17'..tp. 17, n. r. l'e. 31. 50 acres in see. 9. tp. 17, s. r. 8 w. Miss Ada Davis came up from Cal- Fml I’fsk, sheriff, tn Gen. C. 950th ifornia a few days ago, but will Beebe; 160 acres in sec. 13, tp. 18, s. J’as. H. and Clara A. Leaver to leave in a few days for Spokane r. 10 w Sheriff's dee«K same; 80 acres in sec. 14, tp. 17, s. r. where her brother Oran is attending Same t-v name; 242.115 a<res in sec. 8 w. 110. business college. 14, tp. 189 s. r. 10 w. Sheriff’s .1. ■ d AUeia and L. ll. Herrington to Sam Baughman, returned Thursday C. D. and Frances M. Bticknum to same; 80 acres in sec. 30, tp. Í», s. r. [ from a trip to Hood River. C. H. Sanders; lot 5, block 50, Junc- 4 w. 310- REGULAR. tion Cltyt 3500. FYank R. and Daisy Meyers to Marie A. and Emil Etter to W. J. same; 160 acres in sec. 18, tpv 16, s. A Dandy For Burns. Warnock; certain land in Mulligan’s r. 7 w. 31060. Dr. Bergin, Pana, III., writes: "I donation to Eugene. 31500. Wm. O. Tillotson to same; 160.84 have used Ballard's Snow Liniment; J. E. Davis to Jbhn Wlhxenreid; ac res in sec. 18. tp. 17, s. r. 7 w. 310. always recommended it to my 1-5 internet in lots 3, 4, 5 ¡»nd 6, ’ Gustaf and Augusta Remington to friends, as I am confident there Is no I block 35, Springfield. 3:60«. ft is a dandy for same; ¿60 acres in sec. 23, tip. 16. s. better made. J. L. Davis to John Winxeoreid; r. 7 w. 310. burns.’ Those who live on farms ' 1-5 intieest In same property: 3800.1 U. 8. to Levi C. Vickrey; 4 0 acres are especially liable to many acci-1 8. M and Georgetta Titus to O. & la sec. 29, tp. 16. s. r. 6 e. Patent. dents,, cuts, burns, bruises, which C. R. R. Co.; lot 1, b^u-k t. Glen-1 Casandria E. G. Delaney to L. S. heal rapidly when Ballard’s Snow wood Park; also all those ports of Harden; lot 2 in Casandria E. G. Liniment is applied, It should al- 4 , lots 6 and 7. block 1„ lying north Delaney's ad to Coburg. <100. ways be kept in the house for cases of soi.cti line of lot 1. extendied east-! L. S. Harden to A. G*. and J. H. of emergency. 25 5c. 50c and 31. For erly tiv the east line of lt>f 7. $200. Harden; lots 2 and 3 in-Casandria E. sale by Linn Drug Co. Caurie E. Winters te O. & C. R. R. G. Delaney's ad to Cobui>g. 31000. Co.; certain land in Glenwood Park CARLOAD OF BUGGIES Elmer W. and R. M. Jordan to S. 350 H. Peterson; lots 6, 7^8, 9 and 10, We have just received our fir.it H. M and A. O. Bedell to J. W'.' block 2. Elmira. 345*. car of John Deere vehicles, includ Shumate; ; 1 4 46 acres in sec. 32, tp Sarah F. Osburn to> Maggie V. and ing bike wagons, road wagons, bug IT. a. r. 1 w. 3100«. Dale Osburn; certain iund in Eugene. | gies, surreys and spring wagons. JI M I Dawts, administrator of the 91. The rubber-tired bike wagons are estate of J. M. Davis, deceased, to P. J. Anders to <Rein; north beauties, and the whole line is the Jofln Wlnzenreld; lots 5 and 6, half of lots 1 and 2. Mo« k 29. Spring- I best we have ever carried. We in bitock 35. Sprtimfield'. 33600. field 3375. vite ali prospective buyers to call and Ellen Mills to I. B. Cushman; cer C. P. Devereaux .»nd F. A. Tripp to examine the line and you will be sure tain land In sec. 6, tp. 19, s. r. Il w. T. C. Starrett and H. N. Hovey; t64.- to buy. 3100. 51 acres in sec. 1». tp. 20, s. r. 5 w GRIFFIN HARDWARE CO. Clarence A. Scales t» J. N. Stam; 310. alt d w 10 acre« in sec. 2, tp^ 17, s. r. 4 w. Edward G. and Nellie Kinney to 375. same; 120 acres in sec. 2ft. tp. 16. State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas Aneti F and Florence E. Linn to s. r. 7 w. 310. County, ss. Samuel W Taylor: fractional lot 3, C. and Mary Cole to W. A. Spen- Frank J. Cheney makes oath that block 2, Henderson's ad to Eugene. cer; lots 26. 27 and 28. block 1. he is senior portner of the firm of 3J.V Cole’s 1st ad to Cole’s plat of Marco- F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business in J. A. and I Fannie L. Stansbie to la. 385. the City of Toledo, County and State Glenn O. Bassett; 64x119 feet in 8. Addie E. and Charles Edward Gib aforesaid, and that said firm will pay I. A F ’. Co.‘a ad to Springfield. son to Henrietta C. Jacoby; 58.16 the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL 3225. acres in see. 25. tp. 18. s. r. 3 w LARS for each and every case of Ca Bertha A. Booth to John Winien- 310. tarrh that cannot be cured by the use raid: 1-5 interest in lots 3. 4. 5 and Milton T. and Tabitha F. Awbrey of Hall’s Catarrh Cure. 6. block 35. Springfield. 3266 66. to Carrie 8. Freeland; 80x160 feet FRANK J. CHENEY. I. hiu I Sale Agreement. in Mulligan's ad to Eugene. 110. Sworn to before me and subscribed C W Washburne to Allen Orchard Jennie Smltson to Wm. H. Curry; In my presence, this 6th day of De Co.: 287.98 acres in tp. 17. s. r. 4 w. certain land in secs. 1«. 11, 14 and cember. A. D.. 1886. 919.500. 15, tp. 18. s. r. 3 w 950. (Seal I a . W. GLEASON. Notary Public. Olive 1. Thompson to T. C. I Starrett The notarial commission of Henry »nd H N Hovey; l«o acres in Notary Public. sec Hall s Catarrh Cure Is taken inter W. Stewart, of Springfield. Is filed. SO, tp 18. s. r. 8 w. 31000. nally. and acts directly on the blood Medical IJcense. Emma B. Thompson to same; 160 and mucous surfaces of the system. The medical license of Benjamin acres in secs 20 and 4. tp. 17. r. Pend for testimonials free. F. Scaife. M. IL, of Eugene, Is filed. 8 w. 34000. F J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Mary Thompson to same; 160 Sold by Druggists, 75c. Real Estate Transfers. acres in sec. 19, tp. 17, ». r. 8 w. Take HaIJ’n Family pmg for con- Idaho F. Campbell to R A Shack- 34000. lett; lots 6 and 7 of Miller's Little Jesse P and Diana Hedde to Edna stlpatlon. Farms No. 1. 9190. M Gardner, lot 5. block «, Glenwood RIGHTS OF RIPARIAN OWNERS Mrs K A Cotti» io ths Cottage Park. 9100. Freeh garden seed In bulk. CHAMBERS HARDWARE. In Torments a Year and a Half with Terrible Sores on Face and Body — Hands Tied to Stop Scratching and Tearing at Flesh —But 6 CURE BY CUTICURA COMPLETE AND SPEEDY “My little son, when about a and a half old began to have u come out on his face. I had a phyl sician treat him. but the sores grew worse Then they began to come on his anus’ then on other parts of his body, ard then one came on his chest, worse’th*» the others. Then I called another phv.i cian. Still he grew worse. At the end of about a year and a half of sufTerinv he grew so bad I had to tie his hands in cloths at night to keep him fri,m and Ointment. S<> great was her faith in it that she gave me a small pi*,, Cuticura Soap to try and a little Cuticura Ointment. I took it h,me without any faith, but to please her f tried it, and it seemed to dry up the sores a little. I sent to the drug store and got a cake of Cuticura Soap and a box of Cuticura Ointment and followed the directions, and at the end of about two months the sores were all well. ge has never had any sores of any kind since. He is now strong and healthy and I can sincerely »»v that only for your most wonderful remedies my pre cious child would have diod from those terrible sores. I used only one cake of Soap and about three boxes of Ointment. Mrs. Egbert Sheldon, It. F. D., No. 1 Woodville, Conn., April 22, 1905." * ITCHING PIMPLES Cured by Cutlcura in Nebraska. "I had suffered with itching pimples for years. At last a friend tola me to get Cuticura Soap and Ointment. I did so and in three weeks my face was entirely cured. I am so pleased with Cuticura Remedies that I will recom mend them to other sufferers. Mrs. Florence Delavergne, R. F D. No. 2, Auburn. Neb., Aug. 28, 1906." Complete External and Internal Treatomt hr Every Humor ot Infanta, Children, and Adnlti ron- IHU> ot Culieura Soap <25o.) to Cleanne the Skin Cuticura Ointment CtOc.i to Heal the SKta xm Cuticura tltwolvent 150C.1. (or In the form ot chotw late Coated I’llla 25c per vial ot K0> u> I'nrHy tlx Blood Hold throuwhout the world Potter Drill A Chem. Corp , Hole Props. Benton, Matni. Mailed Free. How to Cure Every Humor. GOPHERS SAGE RATS PRAIRIE DOGS *1 had one hundred acre* oi land near Union. Oregon, and the aquirrels came in from the hills in such numbers that it seemed impossible to do anything with them. Hearing good report» of " Wood lark’’ Squirrel Poison I purchased six cam which kill-d off the entire drove com- pl tely. The squirrels lay dead over it« field by hundreds. Now 1 have a gnat crop on the Isnd, the best I ever raised. "Woodlark ” poison ........................................... xxllark" kills them alL You wire e may be 1-------- - I shall use no other.* r S. S. BOOTH. Union. Oregon. The above letter explains what "Woodlark” Squirrel Poison does. It is certain de ith to Ground Squirrels, Prairie Dogs, Gophers and Sage Rats. Joseph Wells of Weippe, Idaho, killed I 5 0 squirrels with the con tents of a single can. It costs a little more than some others because it is better. Every Package Guaranteed. FOR SALE BY All Druggists Mica Axle Grease lengthens tbe life of the wagon — saves horse power, time and tem per. Best lubricant in the world—contains powdered mica which forms a smooth, hard coating on axle, and reduces friction. It you want your outfit to last and earn money while it lasts — grease the axles with Mica Axle Grease. STANDARO OIL COHPAIIY i~~»—* Every Woman lv Inurvsud swt at> .linn«“ w MARVEL * turba» The rww
