CORNER MONEY
OF COUNTRY
Years—Spent Hundredscf Dollars
in Seeking a Cure—Hands Be­
came a Sec J Sheet of Sores—No
Rest from Av/. I Itching Until
PAYMENT OF
FREIGHT
AXD
WHY BANKS ARE
SHORT !N WEST
THEN REFINE TO PUT IT HACK
STREET RAILWAY
CONSTRUCTION
FORGE LAID OFF
— — — ——
LINE
TO
MASONIC
C O M I’ L E T E I»
GlowingHeaì
From Every Ounce of Fuel
CEMETERY'
YESTERDAY
EVENING AX'D CREW QUITS
When the mercury drops out oi sight, and^
"People generally do not under­ been a cent of money passed from one
you just can’t keep the house warm.’you’H
i
stand this banking situation and this hand to another, yet I have credit
find
it wonderfully convenient to use a
TIM E TO CASH PAYROLLS OF ’ fact Is at the bottom ot all the flurry of $10,000 in the Salem bank, that
institution has a credit of the same
CITY IX COIN, HIT WAGES ARE so far as Portland and Oregon banks amount in its Portland correspon­
POSTPONED
I are concerned.” said Governor Cham­ dent, and the Portland bank is cred­
•'I had salt rheum for throo years on
BEING
REDI
CE!»
L>¡
berlain to a Portland Journal report­ ited in New York.
UNEASINESS IX MONEY CIR
tny luii.ds, arm i, tnd face and I thought
it would got all over me. I tried four
er Saturday night in diecusalng the
Credit in New York.
or five doctors but they failed and my
< LES HAS PASSED AWAY
banking conditions and the probable
“Now the $10,000 cash is in the
husband has spent hundreds of dollars
• t vault cf the New York bank, but un­
Portland, Nov. 4.—Today was the outcome ot the pre 1 t Hurry.
o
in trying everything wo could hear of.
(ARS SOON TO RUN ON FEME-
But 1 grew worse and worse, my hands first of the day-to-day holidays de­ ¡conditions were understood there der normal conditions would not be
iUtesi awfully and I could get no rest clared by the governor. The Evening would be no cause for worry, the peo­ shipped to Portland unless especial­
(Equipped with Smokeless Device)
at all. I was just in agony ail the time Telegram will say that the railroads ple would be eaim, there would be ly requested. Instead when payment
* icscßi'j
bwauw when they did not itch they are not acce opting checks as payment no danger of a panic, no one would to Portland was made it would be
“—
• a n ,j—
Ifs
very light—carry it about—heat
co|,
were so dry and erackly that I was mis­ for freight, I
demand coin and that lose their heads and the banks would through a draft. In like manner Port­
erable 11 nd wh<‘n thcycrackfd, they bled. the coin Is but
&
Eastern
Railway
room.
Turn
the
wick
high
or
low
—
hi
The
Eugene
not being put back into be able to transact business just as land would pay Salem by draft and
The nails of my finger and thumb began
, ¿anger—no smoke—no smell. Easily carc(
, usual without danger either to them­ I would draw checks against my own Company’s street car line was com­
to oome eff, and my hands were a solid circulation.
Work on the board of trade build­ selves or to the depositors.
■beet of sores. Several of my friends
account for the $10,000. No actual pleted to the Masonic cemetery yes­
lor and gives nine hours of
told me to try tbo Cuticura Rem>*diea ing was stopped today on account ot
"In my opinion the banks ot Port- gold would be required, but evidences
cozy comfort at one filling ol
s<> I got acakecf Cuticura Soap and a a reduction in the wages of the work­ i land and throughout the state never of credit would pass as coin or legal terday evening and the construction
box of Cuticura Ointment and from tbo men, who then quit.
| were more stable than now. They tender, in settling the balances or force has been laid oft for the pres­
JF brass font Finished in
1 ' ">
first my hands began to improve and
The banks continue to cash pay have larger clearances and larger other obligations.
ent on account of the uneasiness in
nickel and japan.
Every S'
' >
now they are well, and I think that the
balances than ever before, and larger
"Suppose now,” continued the gov­ the money market. It was originally
Cuticura IieriM*di<s are worth their roll checks in coin.
heater
warranted.
/
reserves, but they have been forced ernor, turning to present conditions,
weight in gold, and I advise every r no
that has skin trouble to use them. Mrs.
to their present attitude because of "that I for any reason wanted actual intended to at once commence on the
Ornie Parkers' n, 1639 11 th Ave., Nash­
the unrest of the people, which is in cash for my account and went to the line out East Thirteenth street, and
ville, T< an., Juji. 28, Feb. 11, and Alar.
VF L/HlTlp brilliant light is ideal lor
turn due to the conditions in New Salem bank to get it. I would give on to Springfield as soon as the cem­
31, 1907.’ ___
the long winter evenings
York. I do not anticipate any trou- my check and in return be paid in etery line was completed, but orders
—
read
or
sew
by
ii
—
won't tire your eyes.
Idlest improved central
ble if the people keep their heads and coin. Suppose the Salem bank then
came
trom
neadquarters
at
Portland
dralt
burner.
Made
cd
brass,
nickel
plated.
Every lamp warranted.
I am sure they will do so once they needed to replace that amount in its
II your dealer cannot supply the Rayo Lamp or Perledion Od
understand the situation. This has vault. It would send to its Portland to lay off the crew and cease opera­
tions until further instructions are
Heater, write our nearest agency lor a descriptive circular.
A press dispatch from Gold Hill never been explained by the bankers correspondent a request for the cash,' received.
Of Skin-Tortured, Disfigured
The local management of
and
perhaps
is
not
known
or
at
least
drawn
against
its
account,
and
the:
Or., reads:
the company thinks that the work
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
Babies Should Know
"The current talk on the streets not thought out by one man in ten Portland bank would send it. Sup-!
(Incorporated)
That warm baths with Cuticura Is that the Braden mine at this place unless he Is In the banking business pose then the Portland bank wanted will be resumed soon, as the material
is on the ground for the extensions
Soap and gentle anointings with Cuti
or
closely
connected
with
it.
the
money
and
sent
to
its
New
York
I
mentioned, although It is hard to de­
cura, the great Skin has been sold to Mrs. Potter Palmer
Situation Explained.
correspondent that had collected the j termine
Cure, afford instant and sons. Honore and Potter Jr.
how long the present striu-
"For
instance,
”
continued
the
gov
­
money
and
deposited
the
$10,000
in,
relief, permit rest and It is a well-known fact that the prop­
I I gency in the money market will last. e-
ernor,
"take
one
particular
example.
its
vault
and
that
latter
institution
kl<«-|>, an<i [Kiint to a erty has been examined by their
The line out to the Masonic ceme­
!
epeedv cure of tortur­ agents, and the workmen on the mine Suppose 1 were fa the hop business had refused to pay it. The result tery
Notlce for Publication.
Is well built and will be ready
ing, disfiguring eczi>- have been laid off, pending the com­ with headquarters in Salem. Sup­ would be, of course, that the Port-
United States Land Office
for
the
operation
of
cars
over
It
as
mas, rushes, itclungs,
pose
I
had
a
crop
this
year
worth
land bank would be shy $10,000 in
Roseburg, Or., Oct. 21 1907
irritations, and chaf­ pletion of negotiations. The verifi­ $10,000 and that I sold it for that cash until such time as the New soon as the work of setting the trol­
Notice is hereby given that in com-
ings of infants and cation of this report means much sum to Brown Brothers, of New York.
ley
poles
and
stringing
the
wire
Is
| York bank did pay. If the Portland
pliance with the provisions of the act
c hildren when all else for the mining industry of thia sec­
completed. This work is now well
fails. Guaranteed tion, as the purchasers, ft is report­ I Now I could do one of two things, bank needed the cash to meet de­ under way, and it will be only a mat­
of congress of June 3. 1878, entitled
'either
the
buyer
at
Salem
could
give
absolutely pure un<ler the United Stab s ed, will immediately Install a hoist
mands for cash the draft of the New
“An act for the sale of timber lands
Focal and Drugs Act, and may bo used sufficient to sink a 1000-foot shaft me a check for $10,000, drawn York institution would not satisfy, ter of only a few days till cars will be
in the States of California, Oregon
able
to
operate
clear
through
to
the
from th» hour of birth.
against
the
account
of
Brown
Broth
­
and nothing but coin would do.
Nevada and Washington Territory"
or more. This property has been
OwnpIH., Extrrml and intenml Twntment for
cemetery.
ers
in
a
New
York
bank,
or
I
could
Crops Create Balance.
as extended to all the public land
Every Humor of Infunts Child run, nntl Adults con-
paying very handsomedw under the
M ms of Cuticura Soap <26c > t<» Cknnue the Hkin.
draw a draft against them and take
"That instance multiplied by just
states by act of August 4, 1892, Ej.
recent management.
Cutkum Ointment riJOc.) to Heal the Skin, anti
it
to
my
bank
at
Salem.
In
the
lat-
Cuticura Resolvent (ftOc Morin the form ofChocolatO
as many times as th^re are individual
ward Condon, of Eugene, county of
¿’5
Coated I’llla. 25e txr vial of 60) to Purify the I Hood, i
ter case I would take my shipping re- transactions throughout the state Is
Lane, state of Oregon, has this day
gold ttirouffhoiit the world. Potter Drug A (‘iuira.
Corp.. Sole Pronw.. Bnatnn. Masa
celpt showing that 1 had consigned what has caused the present banking
filed in this office his sworn state­
•T“MaUed Free. Cuticura Book on Hkin bwraaea.
>
my crop worth $10,000 to Brown situation In Oregon and throughout
ment No. 8521 for the purchase of
Brothers. I would give this shipping the West. The vast crops, lumber
the W >4 of SW '■* of Section No. 4 in
Balfour, Guthrie Ar Co. have pur-, receipt to the Salem bank and on its and other shipments from this state
Township No. 19. south, Rangs No 5
chased a majority of the Newton evidence 1 would be given a draft have created great credit balances or
west, W. M., and will offer proof to
OF LETTERS, POSTAL
■ Pacific Horse Liniment is prepared
Pippins from Rogue river valley or-J against Brown Brothers for $10,000, accounts due the farmers, stockmen,
show that the land sought is more
expressly for the needs of horsemen and
4 AND NEWSPAPERS
chards not yet shipped to Eastern 1 payable to me in New York by that and others from the country banks
valuable for Its timber or stone than
ranchmen. It is a powerful and pene­
markets, paying $2.GO a box, f. o. b. , firm. On the strength of this draft all over the state. These evidences
for agricultural purposes, and to es­
DURING WEEK FROM
trating
liniment,
a
remedy
for
emergen
­
Medford.
I would be credited with an account cf credit have been sent to Portland
tablish his claim to sa'd land before
cies. A soothing embrocation for the
Nearly all the big growers nre in ! of $10,00<i by the Salem bank and banks, the clearance centre of the
13 TO If»
W, W. Calkins, U. S. Commissioner,
relief
of
pain,
ana
the
best
liniment
for
the pool, which was engineered by that Institution would send the draft, s’ate, for collection in New York,
at his office in Eugene, Oregon, on
sprains
and
soreness.'
llnequaied
for
I F. H. Lewis, and It is variously es­ in the latter instance, or the check in where they haw Keen collected and
Monday, the 6th day of January
curing
the
wounds
and
injuries
ol.
timated that from 35 to 50 cars have the former, to its Portland corre­ the cash put oq deposit. Now the
It will be remembered that during î
1908.
BARBED
WIRE
and
for
healing
cuts.]
been secured. Fruit from the Lewis, spondent in Portland, because all th« New York banks refuse to ship the the week from October 13 to 19, In-1
He names as witnesses: William
abrasions, sores and bruises
Pacific
Burrell, Hopkins, Findley and other state banks clear their drafts and for­ money tq P<>rtl8Bd when it Is de- elusive, all postmasters were required
E. Russell, of Eugene, Oregon; Geo.
Horse Liniment is fully guaranteed.
orchards is Included, though nearly eign ex<’hs.nfefl through th? Portland mauded.
to count every piece of mail sent
Canady, of Crow, Oregon; ,1. W. Can­
No other is so good or helpful in so many
all these growers have already ship- banks.
„ j
"As a result of this condition it sent through their respective offices.
ady, of Crow, Oregon: Clarence V.
ways. If it fails to satisfy, we authorize
p«4 fancy Newtons on which they ex­
"Now *q soon as the draft reached would be Impossible for the Portland Postmaster Page furnishes the Guard
Canady, of Crow, Oregon.
I
all
dealers
to refund the purchase price,
the
following
figures
on
the
number
pect to net $4 a box,
tb- Portland bank it would give the banks to pay in cash all demands that
Any and all persons claiming ad­
ernta'uaoa httui rim corra
of
pieces
that
were
mailed
at
the
Eu
­
A niifaber of other growers have Salem bank credit tor $10,000, and could bq made upon them through­
versely the above-described lands are
the
week:
gene
postoffice
during
' hovt C mcmical
«orre* ho , oat.
requested to file their claims In this
sold to Balfour, Guthrie * Co. a num­ would send the draft to Its correspon­ out the state until the New York
A —
•
Number of letters, 13.9C6; reve-1
ber of ears for $2.50 f. o. b. Medford. dent in New York for collection. The banks send the cash due local Instl-
office on or before said 6th day ot
w booklet
Chilly nights and mornings 4
January, 1908.
The Rogue River Fruitgrowers’ as­ New York bank tn turn would go to tutions. This they refuse to do at nue, $281.97.
Number ot postal cards, 4443;
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
call for heavier clothes and a | sociation has received word that a Brown Brothers, collect the $10,000 just this time. Therefore the Port-
Register.
car of Jonathan apples shipped to either iu cash or by check against land banks are compelled as protec­ revenue, $4 9.08.
Number of newspapers, paid at the
food overcoat.
We carry a • 1 New York grossed $3.50 a box. H. their cash account, and would depos­ tion to themselves and their depos­
T. Findley has heard from a car of it the amount in the vault. It can itors to take the course they have. pound rate, 5500; revenue, $7.59.
splendid assortment of the
Newtons shipped to New York which be seen therefore that up to the time ! Because they have taken this stand
Number of sample copies, paid at
Notice for Publication.
netted $2.55 at Medford. This fruit the New York bank collects the cash , the country banks are compjelled to the pound rate, 25; revenue, 14c.
United States Land Office.
Micheál Stern &. Co. Suits,
reached New York at the time the fi­ from Brown Brothers, there has not1 follow suit.”
• Number of newspapers, free in the
Roseburg, Or., Oct. 21, 1907.
county, 7797.
nancial crisis was at Its highest, and.
Notice is hereby given that in com­
the best hand tailored clothes
Number of pieces of transient
considering the panic, brought good
pliance with the provisions of the
newspapers, 1 cent for each 4 ounces,
prices.—Medford Tribune.
act of congress of June 3, 1878, enti­
in the market.
I
341; revenue, $6.99.
tled “An act for the sale of timber
Our line pf pvercoats and
Number of first-class packages,35;
lands in the states of California. Ore­
De Fought at Gettysburg.
revenue,
$1.38.
gon, Nevada and Washington Terri­
David Parker, of Fayette, N. Y.,
cfaveneties it ¿oiiipleli gnò
Number
of
pieces
of
third-class
tory,” as extended to all public Ian I
who lost a foot at Gettysburg, write«:
mail, 1007; revenue, $20.05.
states by set of August 4, B9L
"Electric Bitters have done me more
We
priced very reasonably,
Number
of
pieces
of
fourth-class
George W. Layne.of Mound, county ct
good than any medicine I ever took
mall, 237; revenue, 118.30.
Lane, state of Oregon, has this da'
would be glad to have you
For sever1! year» I had atomgeh trou-
Number Of pieces of franked mat-
filed in this office his sworn state­
i ble and paid nllt much money for
ter, 6.
ment No. 8522 for the purchase ot
Call and see our line.
1 medicine to little purpose, until I
Number of pieces of penalty mat-
the N«4 of NE% of section No. 20.
j beeAi’i taking Electric Bitters.
I
Superintendent L. R. Ai­ ♦ ter, 61.
In order to supply the temporary
Underwear and a compktt
in township No. 19, south, range No.
| would not take $500 for the good need of currency and furnish means
derman of the public schools, ♦
6 west, W. M., and will offer proof
J they have done me." Grand tonic for for marketing the crops of the state,
line of furnishings, in which
reports the total enrollment ♦
ALWAYS WAS SICK
to show that the land sought ia more
j the aged and for female weaknesses. the Portland Clearing House Associa- !•
In
the
schools
up
to ♦
When a man says he always was
valuable for its timber or stone than
both quality and price appeal
Great alterative and body builder. tion has authorized the issuance of i
date as being 1427. During + sick—troubled with a cough that
for agricultural purposes, and to es­
I Best of ail for lame back and weak hank checks in denominations of $5,
the month of October the in­ ♦ lasted all winter—what would you
tablish his claim to said land before
to the purchaser arc tQ be
1 kidneys. Guaranteed by W. L. De $10 and $20 for general circulation.
crease was 140. In the high ♦ think if he should say he never was
W. W. Calkins. U. S. Commissioner,
| Lano, druggist. 50c.
These checks, or clearing house cer- !
school alone there are 327 ♦ sick since using Ballard’s Horehound
found in our store.
at hs office in Eugene, Oregon, on
PORT
LAN
D.fOREf
j
X.
tiflcates, will be based upon depositsj
pupils enrolled. This makes ♦ Syrup. Such a man exists. J. C.
Monday, the 6th day ot January.
CROW
NOTES
We own our own building
of notes, bills of exchange and other ,
by far the largest attendance + Clark, Denver,
Colorado, writes:
1908.
,
negotiable instruments that are Be- <
at any high school in the state ♦ "For several years I was troubled
He names as witnesses: Scot* <■•••
and pay no rent, therefore
(Special Correspondence.)
cured by wheat, grain, canned fish, •
outside of Portland. Salem ♦ with a severe cough that would last
lespie, of Panther, Oregon; George
Crow. Nov. 4
Rev. M. P. Dom • lumber actually sold, and other mar- j
being next in line. This is a ♦ all winter. This cough left me in a
being able to sell for a smaller
Prescott, of Panther, Oregon; Haren
Notice for Publication.
mersnaes was attending to church ketable paper approved by the com-1
very gratifying showing and ♦ miserable condition.
1
tried
Bal
­
Johnson. of Panther, Oregon; Harry
Department of the Interior,
matters at Llewellyn and Spencer ni It tee that has been appointed by the
Indicates the rapid growth of ♦ lard's Horehound Syrup and have not
profit than some of our com­
Lavne, of Mound. Oregon
Land Office at Roseburg, Or.,
Creek last week.
association, and by which the certi-1
the city.
♦ had a sick day since. That’s what it
Any and all persons claiming ad­
August 3. 1907.
A. J, Krall has finished hanging flea tea will be issued
petitors.
♦ did for me."
Notice is hereby given that B. versely the above described lands
the paper and the inside painting
This plan for providing a tempora-1
Frank Diess. of Crow, Oregon, has are requested to file their claims >a
of H. C. Bjerke’s new residence and ry circulating medium was adopted I
I
filed his intention to make final five- this office on or before said 6th day
STORES WILL CLOSE
It Is now ready for occupancy.
at a conference of representative!
OUR PRICES
year proof in support of his claim, of January. 1908.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sovern have : bankers of the cities of Portland. Ta- '
ARE RIGHT
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
All business houses will close on viz.. Homestead Entry No. 11,307,
moved to the farm they purchased coma. Spokane and Seattle, held in |
Register.
Saturday afternoon from 3 until 5 made February 28, 1901, for Lot 4,
near here last spring.
I the last named city yesterday. A sup-
o'clock for the O. A. C.-Oregon foot­ Section 10, Township 19 S., Range 5
Canady A Holland, with their . ply of this emergency currency is now i
ball game.
W., and that said proof will be made
steam saw. are in great demand now. i on the press, and if the work of the
The game will start promptly at before W. W. Calkins, U. S. Commis­
J. J. McCulloch Is at work on the printer is not delayed, the first In- j
Notici« for Publication.
Undaunted by the several attempts 3:15 p. m.
sioner, at Eugene, Oregon, on No­
Chas. Hadley farm, which he has i «bailment will be placed in circulation
United States Land 9ffiCîk-
Ö East. 9th street
of
some
one
to
drive
him
out
ot
busi
­
vember
11,
1907.
nil wit
rented, with his daughter. Miss Ma- I tomorrow.—Oregonian.
Roseburg. Or.. Oct J-i.
Eugene. Oregon
ness by burning him out, A. L. Smith­
He names the following witnesses
ry, as cook
Notice 13
Is hereby r» given
that In , c« . •
ixUllic
*
THERE
’
S
NO
USE
erman
is
erecting
another
blacksmith
to
prove
his
continuous
residence
up
­
I
O. V. Liles began his school at Not!
A Hard l»ebt To Pay.
pliance with the provi.-l >ns ■ 1 ,
I
on
his
lot
near
the
Willamette
river
talking, you can't beat Herbine for on, and cult'v.ition of, the land, viz.: of congress of June 3, 1 • • .. entitled
last Monday.
"I owe a d-'bt of gratitude that
Herman Ray, of Elmira, Oregon; "An act for the sale of tin her Linds
Jesse Gates is recovering from an can never be paid off," writes G. S. bridge. This building will be of cor­ the liver.
The greatest regulator
The gre.it mall attack of typhoid fever which he Is
Clark, of Westfield, Iowa, "for my I rugated iron, and will not be so easy ever offered to suffering humanity. | Clay Owens, of Eugene, Oregon; John in the states of California,
o’der'.1QUOR supposed to have contracted while
rescue from death by Dr. King’s New to set fire to as were the two which If you suffer from liver complaint, McCulloch, of Crow, Oregon; Homer Nevada and Washington r.rritory.
HOUSE. W« working in Eugene for the past two
He has the founda- if you are billious or fretful. It's Hayes, of Crow. Oregon.
Discovery. Both lungs were so se­ were burned.
as extended to all the ublic
iny the expreaa. months.
tion for the building already com­ your liver, and Herbine will put it in '
4, IS«-
BENJAMIN L. EDDY,
riously
affected
that
death
seemed
I states by act of Au
write today for
pleted.
and
has
a
tent
stretched
over
is' enunty
B. F. Dies* has rented his hopyard imminent, when I commenced taking
its proper condition. A positive cure
Register.
1 Frank H Holland, of
It,
doing
business
under
shelter
until
has tS|J
■ Price List. to Albert Rieck
for constipation, biliousness, dyspep­
New Discovery. The ominous dry.
! of Lane, state of Or*
hf< sworn
Chas. McDaniel has rented the Me- hacking cough quit before the first he has the time to put up the frame sia and all ills due to a torpid liver.
i day filed In this off
Notice for I’ublicntion.
and
nail
on
the
iron
walls
and
roof.
„ nurehaz»
Cullach yard.
Try a bottle and you will never use
bottle was u ed, and two more bot-
statement No. 8524 for
Department of the Interior,
f HA DlW llntl
Orvfjv
action No.
ties made a complete cure,
Nothing Mr. Smitherman says he is again do­ anything else.
: of lot number Two 1: 2 I
Land
Off
ce
at
Roseburg.
Or.,
ing
a
fine
business,
being
situated
A Significant Prayer.
Linn Drug Company.
uth. ran««
has ever equaled New IM ■overy for
4. in township No 18,
1
August
5,
1907.
where
hundreds
of
farmers
pass
dai
­
«ill offe­
"May the Lord help yon make coughs, colds, and all throat and
N<
No.
6
west,
W.
M
.
otfee
1«
hereby
given
that
Jesse
ly on their way to the city to do their FIRE IN HOSPITAL
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve known to lung complaint
Guaranteed by W. trading.
proof to show that th' ! 1 nd «.iu««
Hooker,
of
Panther.
Oregon,
has
filed
all.” writes J. G Jenkins, of Chapel L. Delano, druggist. 50c and $1.00.
CAUSED EXCITEMENT his notice of his intention to make fi­ is more valuable for it- timber o’
Hill, N. C. "It quickly tixik the pain Trial bottle free.
stone than for agricultir I purpo**«»
AmAwmio. <\»llH«iaUs Normal an i
Chicago, Nov. 5.—Fire on the top nal five-year proof in support of his and to establish his
m to säi<*
out of a felon for me and cured it In
croi r
ofairw« Kttacation inali i»ran< haa, inda«!mg c I m »-
claim,
v'z.,
Homestead
Entry
No.
11.-
Dr. L. L. Whition. President of the
ins, V 8-
a wonderfully short time." Best on
Is a violent inflammation r.t the floor of the German hospital in Ham-
arirniwi n>athmnallea. «ri«- . all
thè
land
before
W.
W
Calk
407,
made
April
30,
1902.
for
the
ftwinriation Chat haa wog
«u< <ws« f.>r<Mir
earth for sores, burns and wounds. Commercial Club, has received a let­ mucous membrane of the wind pipe, llton court caused considerable ex­
ce in Eo-
marmari womrn. we haip bora whotwnnoi
Commissioner,
at
his
n:
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Section
28.
f«»r«Ula. anri««r uarw of ma
25 cents at W. L. DeLano's drug ter from John H. Hartog. who has which sometimes extends back to the citement. Sixty patients were ea r-
tbo W
1
Ima V* RITE TO|)A i fur partimlar» an i <-atalor.
gene.
Oregon,
on
Tue?'i
Township
19
S
,
Range
6
W..
and
been employed to exploit Eugene's re­ larnyx and bronchial tubes.
It Is rled by physicians and nurses lnto
ALBXkr COllfàt, AÌHNY, ORtOON store.
said
proof
will
be
made
before
W.
W.
day
of
January.
1908.
source* to the public, stating that his one of the most dangerous diseases an adjoining building, but the fire i
chtn*k
He names as witness«
Calkins at Eugene, Oregon, on No­
The funeral of Mrs. A. C. Jennings, wife is very ill and he will be una- of children, It almost always comes wa« not serious.
Georg®
vember
8,
1907.
A.
Stephens,
of
Crow,
O-
-■ ■■
which was held at the Christian ble to start for Eugene for some time on in the night Give frequent small
i; "'11-
W
Holland,
of
Crow.
(>
He names the following witnesses
dosi 1 of Ballard's Horehound Syrup
n; N’cs-
church yesterday afternoon, was very on that account.
Appendiciti«
to prove his continuous residence up­ ter T. Holland, of Crow 1
largely atten
d the services
and apply Ballard's Snow Liniment
DE CASTROS
ah use t if on, and cultivation of. the land, v’z.: mith Owen, of Eugen
sad and Itupr
The members of
•Me nally to the throat. 25c, 50c
le pu
Scott Gillespie, cf Panther, Ore­
Any and all per« '
r attended in
the Order of
and $1.
gon; Frank L. Crenshaw, of Panther. versely the above-dr-
heir <1
a bolt to i»a>
Linn Drug Company.
only Dr. King's
th Oregon; Frank M. Hooker, of Pan­ requested to file the
safe, gentle clea nuera
ther. Oregon: William Larson, of office on or before ?-i
ley use Hollister's Rocky
Bal
tors. Guarantee
A PERFECT
Panther, Oregon.
January, 1908.
Mountain
Tea.
push!
iousness. malaria
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LAXATIVE.
a w
BEN J AM LN L
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
brary
Linn Drug Company.
¿ist er.
L. De La no s stort
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Register.
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