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LANE COUNTY
WORK RUSHED
ROOTS AND HERBS INDIAN MURDERS
ON RAILROAD
À SAFE AND RELIABLE BLOOD PURIFIED
SQUAW WIFE
MAuc. FROM
In the time of our forefathers the forests and field# were the only labor­
atories from which they could procure their medicines. They searched out
and compounded the different roots, herbs and barks into remedies, many of
which have been handed down to succeeding generations, and continuously
used with satisfactory results. Among the very best of these old time prep­
arations is S. S. S., a medicine made entirely from roots, herbs and barks,
in such combination as to make it the greatest of all blood purifiers. This
absolute vegetable purity cf S. S. S. makes it the one medicine that may be
used without fear of harmful result1* in any way.
Most blood medicines on
the market cont ain mercury, potash, or some other strong mineral. These
act with bad effect on the system, upsetting the stomach, interfering with
the digestion, affecting the bowel3, and when used for a prolonged period of
time often cause salivation. No such effects ever result from the use of
S, S. S , and it may be taken by children as safely as by older people. For
Rheumatism, Catarrh, Sores and Ulcers, Malaria, Scrofula, Skin Diseases,
and ail other troubles caused by impure or poisoned blood, S. S. S. is a per­
fect remedy, ft goes down into the circulation and removesail poisons,
impurities, humors or unhealthy matter, and makes the blood pure and rich.
It eliminates every particle of the taint of inherited blood trouble, purifies and
strengthens the weak, deteriorated blood, and establishes the foundation
for good health. 8. S. 8. is Nature's Blood Purifier, and its many years of
successful service, with a steadily increasing demand for it, is the best evi­
dence of its value in all blood troubles. Book on the blood and any medical
advice free of charge.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
Klamath Falls. Nov. 23.—The con­
ENOCH BPOREH, NATIVE OF COT. struction of the California Northeast­
Railway has assumed much more
TAGE GROVE, THEN HANGS ern
prominence with the contractors dur­
Hl.MSEIF IN COUNTY JAIL
CRIME O< < I RKED WEST OF DAI
LAST
WEEK—BOTH
WERE
WITH II \ ndki : r < hike and a
SHOESTRING
ing the past few days than it ever
possessed before. Now they are get­
ting their forces In shape to push the
work right along. Monday evening
Archie Mason and C. W. Miller, of
the Mason Construction Company, ar­
rived from Portland fcr the purpose
of pushing the work of building the
grade through the marshes, wthile
Erickson & Peterson the now trans­
ferrlng some of the equipment that
was in use on the work that has
been closed down to the work out I
from Bray. Archie Mason is to re­
main here for a time and get the two.
dredgers in operation as soon as pos-'
sible. They will be operated night
and day, as planned when the con- i
tract was first let, but which has been
delayed for one cause or another.
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It is the expressed opinion of the
officials in charge that the work wljl |
progress much faster than formerly, j
and that there will be no delay In |
completing the road to this city. But
t'hey are like the rest of us and put In
a saving clause to the effect that if |
the financial situation does not cause .
a cessation of work, etc. However, |
up to the present time the Southern I
Pacific Company has not intimtaed |
that there would be any delay in the I
work, and as the contractors are I
making preparations to push the
work the outlook is very favoraole.
Enoch Snores, a well-to-do Lane
county Indian, having been born at
Cottage Grove 27 years ago, killed
I his wife west of Dallas, Polk county,
I a few days ago. and after being ar­
I rested and placed in the county jail,
committed suicide by hanging him­
self. A press dispatch from Dallas
gives the following account of the
deed'
Dallas,
Or.
Nov. 22.—Enoch |
Spores, the Granda Ronde Indian ,
who was lodged In jail here yester­
day charged with the murder of his
squaw wife, committed suicide last
night by strangulation. Spores knot­
ted two handkerchiefs together, ty­
ing one end to a joist In hfs cell and
making the other end fast to a shoe­
string around his neck.
New York, Nov. 25.—The second
New York, Nov. 25.—Cheered by
The suicide was deliberately plan­
what they believe to be the beginning trial of Harry Thaw, set for one week ned. He had the sheriff purchase (
of the greatest temperance revival from tomorrow, will again be post­ a new nalr of shoes for him yester­
the country has ever seen, the Pro­ poned, and there is little chance of day and utilized the strings in mak­
When found this
hibitionists of New York are plan­ it being called until well along in Jan­ ing 'the noose.
ning a crusade to move the state into uary. This decision was agreed to morning by the sheriff the dead body
the "White" column with Alabama by both sides, due partly to the fact was hanging by this Improvised
The school in Mercer Lake district
and Georgia. A state ticket will be that the task of selecting a jury noose. It was self evident that he opened this week with Miss Grace
had
hanged
himself
early
last
nlsht.
put In the field and a campaign made would be doubly hard by reason of
Spores was a tall man, weighing Smith in charge.
to elect a legislature which will pass the approaching holidays, and the
The steamer Roscoe arrived here
about
200 pounds. The noose had
a prohibition law next year is plan­ prospect of talesmen spending Christ­
Monday from the Umpqua. She left
stretched,
forcing
him
to
draw
up
his
ned, to begin at once.
mas and New Years’ under the care
Bay Saturday morning but was
feet and legs from the floor. The Coos
of bailiffs. Also there is a rumor sharp
string had cut a deep gash in too late to reach the Siuslaw while
that Thaw’s counsel may ask for a
the tide was rising, so put in at the
change of venue. District Attorney,/ his neck during his dying struggler Umpqua.
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Near
hfs
body
on
the
floor
lay
two
Jerome will seriously oppose the
Last week we mentioned an apple
letters, one to an uncle of the mur­ grown
i granting of any change.
John L. Furnish that meas­
derer. one Jake Fearn, living at An- ured 11 by 1-2
inches in circumference.
lauf, Douglas county, the other ad­ A few days ago we received an apple
dressed
to
no
one
in
particular,
being
from Charles Anderson of Point Ter­
CITY MARSHAL
rambling story of the crime, with race that measured 15 1-2 inches in
KILLS ONE HOBO n directions
as to how he wished his j circumference. W!ho can beat that?
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’ | property disposed of.
London, Nov.
25.—The
♦
There is likely to be some delay
♦ United States purchased all
Known as H Bad Indian.
Ash.and, Or.. Nor. 24.—Albert,
with the work on the government tel­
♦ the gold offered In the mar­
In this unprecedented holograph ephone
Engvall, one
the hoed'» of unem­
line to the Umpqua. It ap­
ket today. t650,000 being
ployed men w:ho are beating their he had devised 400 acres of land in pears that a large part of the poles
♦ bought at 77s lid, which is
way southward through here dally, Douglas county, a few miles south of furnished by the contractors were not
4 5-8 lower.
on the
Southern
Pacific freight Cottage Grove, his government allot­ up to the specifications and nearly
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was shot ntul kilted 'ast nigh' ment, to two Grande Ronde Indians, the whole lot were rejected by the
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ trains,
by Chief of Police C. A. Simons, of and the money on his pekson to an inspector, It will take some time be-
uncle. He asked that his household fore other poles can be obtained and
this eiti.
The officer, It is generally concert- j I grinds hr> burned.
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delivered on the ground.—Florence
In his statement Spores declares West.
He Fought at Gettysburg,
ed, did not Intend to hit the man,
he
and
his
wife
were
hot'ii
profound-1
who,
with
a
bunch
of
his
pals,
ran
David Parker, of Fayette, N. Y,,
who lost a foot at Gettysburg, writes: front the peace officers when ordered ly drunk, and he claims ho knew OLD ORCHARDS RESTORED
IN WILLAMETTE VALLEY
■'Electric Blttera have done nte more to stop. The officer fired to bring nothing about the actual commission
good than any medicine I ever took. them to a halt, with the result that of the crime. He professes undying
love
for
his
late
partner
and
express
­
and
George T. Frost's orchard is one
For several years I had stomach trou­ Engvall was hit in the stomach
es the hope to meet her In the other that is in process of restoration. Mr.
ble and paid out much money for died a few hours afterward.
Ho
asks
that
his
body
bo
world,
Frost is a pioneer of 1852, says the
medicine to little purpose, until 1
buried beside her on the Grand Scio News, His orchard was put in
began taking Electric Bitters. I
IF YOU KNEW
Rondo
reservation.
in 1857. For a number of years it
wot^ld not take (500 for the good
The merits of the Texas Wonder,
The letters are in a firm legible produced as good fruit as can be
they have done me." Grand tonic for you would never suffer from kidney,
the aged and for female weaknesses. bladder or rheumatic trouble. $1 a hand, though rather rambling in grown in either Hood or Rogue river
valleys, He. like every one else, be-
Great alterative and body builder. bottle (two months’ treatment). Sold make-up.
Spores was 27 yegrs of age, and cause of the lack of market for ap­
Best of all for lame back and weak by O. J. Hull, or by mall. Send for
was formerly a student at the Che- pies, slowed his orchard to deterio-
kidneys. Guaranteed by W.
testimonials. Dr. E W. Hall, 2926 mawa Indian School. He
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was of a rate so that what few apples were
1-ano, druggist.
Olive street. St. Louis,
rather quarrelsome disposition and grown were fit only for hog feed,
had long been a terror to the In­ Three years ago Mr. Frost com-
dians on the Grand Ronde reserva­ menced putting his fruit trees In con­
tion. on account of a violent temper, dition. Now they are growing fruit
aggravated by frequent drunken equal to the best that we have seen
sprees. The murdered woman also that came from Hood River. ■ His
drank and the two quarreled most Bellflowers And Baldwins are simply
of the time. Spores was born at Cot­ perfect. We know, for he sent us a
tage Grove September 26, 1880,
sample. What he has accomplished
with his old orchard can be accom­
plished with nearly all of our old or­
chards.
HARRY THAW’S
PROHIS PLAN
TRIAL POSTPONED
TO CAPTURE
BY AGREEMENT
EMPIRE STATE
NEWS OF LOWER
SIUSLAW COUNTRY
UNITED STATES
BUYS MORE GOLD
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ugene
Rôvcketî
STORE
TOM WATSON TO
BE REMONINATED
Joliet, Nov, 23.—The Populist na­
tional committee will have a con­
ference at St. Louis November 26. In I
addition to members of the commit­
tee their friends and advisers have
been called upon to attend the meet­
ing. which is expected to result in
fixing a time and place for holding
the convention next year, and the re­
nomination of Tom Watson, of Geor­
gia, for president.
FROM THE PINE WOODS
lljromei'a Aromatic Air is Guaranteed
To Cure Catarrh or Cost Nothing.
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Has opened in their new
place 35 East 9th, with a
larger stock than ever. We
will he pleased to see all
our old and many new
customers
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I Eugene Racket Store |
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9th Steet
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When using the Hyomel treatment
the air you breathe Is like that on
the mountains high above sea level
where the pine woods fill the air
with aromatic healing that gives
health and strength to those suffer­
ing from diseases of the resptratory
organs. Breathed through the neat
pocket Inhaler that comes with ev­
ery outfit, the healing balsams of
Hyomel reach the most remote air
cells of the nose, throat and lungs,
destroying all catarrhal germs and
giving quick relief and cure.
Hyomel has performed almost mi­
raculous cures of catarrh, often re­
storing health in chronic cases that
had given tip all hope of recovery.
Its best action Is at the start of the
disease, when the breath is tiecoming
offensive and when discharges from
the nose, droppings in the throat
and frequent sneezing or spasmodic
coughing begin to make life a bur­
den
At the first symptom of ca­
tarrhal trouble, use Hyomel and see
how quickly you get relief ard ctt-«.
The complete outfit coats but SI,1
and is sold by Hull s drug store un-'
der guarantee to refund the money If
It does
‘
not give satisfaction.
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Andy tgirson and 8. E. Richardson,
of the Greenhorn district, near Sump­
ter. have just «old their mining
property known as the Bl-Metalllc
for 150.000 to J. A. Ringgold, of
Cincinnati. Of thia sum 24000 was
paid down.
DIRE DISTRESS
I m Near
at Hand to Hundreds of Eu-
gene Readers
Don’t neglect an aching back.
Backache Is the kidneys’ cry for
help.
Neglect hurrying to their aid
Means that urinary troubles follow
quickly.
Dire distress, diabetes, Bright's
diseace.
Mrs. G. Lester, of 558 Charm Iton
street, Eugene. Or., says:
I have
suffered a great deal with pain in
my back and lameness in the loins,
as well as disorders cf the kidneys.
Some time ago I decided to take
Doan's Kidney Pills and after using
them for a few days I found great
relief from the pain and lameness,
I most heartily recommend this rem-
edy to others."
For sale by all‘dealers, Price, 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Company. Buf­
falo, New York, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name—Doan's
and take no other.
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IVISON ITEMS
(Special Correspondence.)
Ivtson. Nov. 25.—This has been a
good season for grapes, and they are
still in fine condition hanging on the
vines.
Mrs. A. Worden and son Clarence
have lust returned from a two
weeks' visit with relatives at Halsey
and Lebanon.
L. A. Chastain was up front Halsey
this week after a load of apples and
potatoes.
Our school has been closed on ac-
count of scarlet fever in the neigh-
borhood.
Charles Cornelius and George
Vaughn's family have the
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scarlet te-
ver.
Dr. Canady is the attending
physician. They are _
getting along
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very well, but the neighborhood is
maintaining a very strict quarantine,
and It Is to be hoped the disease will
not spread.
W. T. Cornelius, of Goshen, has
been down to see his children, who
are sick with fever.
He returned
home yesterday.
Santa Cletus
Headquarters
Holiday Announcement
Now is the time to prepare for Christmas. Our entire Holi­
day line is now on display, and remember our big store
at 513 Willamette street, is always at the front with new
and novel things for Christmas presents. Come in and
see them, bring the children.
Doll Department*..
Baskets..
is brinifull of new and pretty dolls, doll carts,
doll dishes, doll furniture, kitchen sets, trunks,
beds, In fact everything for dolls’ comfort.
Games..
Fancy designs In sewing and work baskets,
Handkerchief and collar boxes, in fact everything
new In the basket line.
For the winter, of every description,
them.
Japanese Ware .
Do not fail to see the new things In our "Four
Hundred” assortment. We cannot find words to
describe the beauty of this Japanese master work
in crockery.
Ask to see
Toys..
Old Santa has decided to make 513 Wilamette
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street his headquarters this year and you wni"*Hnd
toys fnom every nation In the world in our stock
They must be seen to be appreciated.
REMEMBER We will deliver all Holiday Goods, and are
going to give a Hand Painted Japanese Cup and
Saucer with every’ purchase in our toy department
amounting to $ 1.00 or over free, while they last to en­
courage you to do your shopping early while we can
give you our undivided attention and our stock is at
its best, complete.
Wholesale Department
We will now reidy to fill all orders for
Toys ar.d Holiday Goods. Being direct
importers we can give you the best
prices and invite you to inspect our stock
EVERYTHING IN THE HOLIDAY LINE
Barker Gun Store
513 Willamette Sb
W.J. HILL, Successor
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The fire was the work of incendja-;
Ties, who sought revenge, is the opin­
ion of the police and firemen after'
an investigation. Three weeks ago
three Italians were caught in the
aot of robbing a safe in the saloon
of Guiseppe Cudano on the ground
floor. The would-be robbers were
arrested and are now awaiting trial.
The fire today started in Cudano’s
saloon, and the police believe It was
the work of friends of the prisoners
Spokane, Nov. 25.—Steve Adams as a means of squaring their account i +
Krasnoyarsk, Nov. 25.—It ♦
was admitted to bail in the district with the saloonist. Cudano discov­ ♦ was learned today that the ♦
court at Rathdrum today in the sum ered the fire and opened the saloon
train on which Secretary ait ♦
of 120,000. Attorney Darrow an­ door, then dashed upstairs, warning ♦ and party were traveling had ♦
nounced that the bond would be pro­ the tenants to run for their lives.
a narrow escape from being ♦
vided In a few days and it Is expect­ On reaching his own apartments he ♦ wrecked yesterday at Chita. ♦
ed that as soon as he is released Ad- seized
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his young son in his allU!>
arms allu
and T
♦ The switch in front ot the ♦
ams will bi<*_r*airLe8led on ® wai/ant told his wife and other members of + train became open, but an ♦
chargtng
him
.
ui with
—**•- the
.v murder
-* of * Ar
. ­ (the family to follow. Cudano with, 4 employe discovered 1! one ♦
thur Collins at Telluride, Colo., In the boy managed to find his way ♦ minute before the train ar­ ♦
1902. Darrow and Hawley will leave down stairs, but before the woman ■4 rived. Had the train gone ♦
for Boise at once to appear in the could get through the flames cut off '4 < onto the siding it would have ♦
Pettibone case. '
her escape by that avenue.
It is 4 < crashed into a number of ♦
♦
supposed she and the other children 4 freight cars.
♦
Spokane. Nov. 24.—A special from sought safety In the opper part of the ♦
Rathdrum. Idaho, to the Spokesman building, but so quickly did the 4 4 ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*
Review says:
flames spread that almost before the
The jury in the Steve Adams mur­ firemen arrived the whole building
der case was discharged at 5:45 was a furnace and no one could en­
o’clock this afternoon, being unable ter. Even the cries of the agonized I
to agree on a verdict, after being out women and children were drowned
since 8:30 o'clock Saturday night. In the roar and crackle of the flames,
The jury stood eight for acquittal the hissing of engines and frantic
and four for conviction. Jurymen J. babbling of the crowd.
F. House. Charles Dittemore, D. W.
The flames were partly quenched
Garwood and S. A. Varnuni were the when the firemen fought their way
Supervisor C. R. Seitz of the
four who believed Steve Adams guil­ through the smoke to the upper I qua and Tillamook forest re»e
ty of the murder of Fred Tyler in the floors, where they found piles of whose
headquarters are in. , ¿.J
wnose neanquariers
Marble Creek district of Shoshone dead. In one heap they found a wo­ Informs The Guard that several
I
trlcts
In Western Oregon »»
county. Idaho, In August, 1904.
man who had made a last desperate
i effort to save' her baby. She bad I been rearranged, and »
folded her arms tightly around the portion of country
, (t.
Saatlam road and
’ little one and then huddled close to of the Santiam
j the floor, her own body protecting tending as far as the
r u-.
, the child. The mother's body was tershed, has been placed under
liadly burneJ', but the baby bore Seitz's supervision.
.
There have been two pr moti«»*
scarcely a mark, dying of suffoca-
I tkm.
Mr. Seitz’s jurisdiction re> ent...
that of Forest Guard Peter 9.
of Gardiner, to assistant
Naw Yorx, Nov. 25.—Thirteen j
er, and that of Forest GnaM
persons lost their lives and several (
ALWAYS WAS SICK
J. Stillwell, of Plttner. Ti.¡a«*»-
others were injured early today In a i
When a man says he always was assistant forest ranger-
tenement house fire at 109 Eighth I •Ifh—troubled with a cough that
street and Second avenue
All the1 lasted all winter—what would you
dead are Italians, six being children ' think if he should say he never was
The bodies were huddled together la sick since using Ballard's Horehound i
A SigniHe'"’«
rooms on the top floor of a four- Syrup. Such a man exists. J. C.
• May the Lord help > ’
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story building, where the terror- Clark. Denver,
Colorado, writes: Bncklen’s Arnica Sa e
stricken people were driven by the "For several years I was troubled all.” writes J. G. Jenkin».
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flames and died before reaching the with a severe cough that would last Hill, N. C. "It <’ulrl‘^n7cured " “
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windows leading to the fire escapes
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winter. This cough left me In a out of a felon for me a • •
Some were enveloped in flames and I all
woo«*-
I tried Bal­ a wonderfully short
burned alive. Others were overcome : miserable condition.
dr*
Horehound Syrup and bave not earth for sores. b,nrn*
by smoke and spared the agonies of' lard's
had a sick day since. That’s what ft I 25 cents at W. U
death by flames.
did for me."
»tore.
STEVE ADAMS
ALLOWED BAIL
AT RATHDRUM
ESCAPE FROM
FOREST RESERVE
DISTRICTS REDIVIDE#
THIRTEEN DEAD IN FLAMES
THAT RAIZED TENEMENT