EIGENE WEEKLY GUARD TRI RSDAY, FEBRUARY « <1 r Women as Wei as Hen Are Rafe you WILL HAVE TO tie hat onie so prevalent t it i» not uncom mon for a child to I* born afflicted with weak kidnevs. If the chilti urinatestoo often, if the urine scalds the flesh, or if, when the child reachesan age when it should I* able to control the passage, it is yet afflicted with lied-wet- ting7depeiid upon it, the cause of tlieiliifi- culty is kidnev »rouble, and the first step should be towards »lie treatment of these im;-ortautorg.ins. Tliis ll..r. unpleasant !* trouble is due to a diseased com intion uf «ami bladder ami not »<> the kidi »st peojiie sup|K>se. hal.it as is well a» uh - it are made tni«c kidney and bladder trouldt ah red the same great rcmedi an and the immeiiiate effect < Tl._ . Swamp-R<»«»t i * soon r cali« ». iu fifty by e-«lolla cent . You ma; fiizc 1 have a sample IsAlle by mail free, also a Horn« ot »••meti««* pamphlet telling all about Swsmp-Root, including many of the thousands of testi monial letters received from sullerers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., 1« sure and mention tills paper. Don't make any mistake, but remember the name, Swamp-Root. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, ami the ad res«, Binghamtou, ottle. advance subscription, whether new old, for three months, six months, le, two, three, four, five or ten ars, a voting certificate, good for votes. Is Issued, with the name of the candidate, the name of the subscrib er and also the date issued, and by whom issued, on it. Tile eertlficatx's are non-tranafer- able, thus preventing the p t ru n of a- candidate and r vote t. A pe iloycd MEETING OF Hl'lM K- III I.Il AT (OMI’A HOLDERS NV’S (H I K E TODAY—ROI TINE Photo by Dorris Art Gallery. MISS GEORGI 1 NEI I . Coburg, District No. I The annual met ting of the »tock- boldera of the Booth-Kelly Lumber Company wa» held at the company's Routine busl- office this forenoon, nes» only was transact! >d. and tile old officers and directors were elect <1. The officers are: Prualdent, Frank II llj. k . vl. I, I I nt. I. II. Cox. mariuger. secretary and treasurer, Geo. II Kelly. The directors are: Frsnk II. Huck, Jas E Dannaher. E. H. Cox Geo. II. Kelly. Charles E. Brigg«. P S Brumm .ind A C Dix on. The visiting atockhoiders drove over to Hprlngfleld this afternoon to inspect the mill there and will leave for their several homes on tonight’» trains. ♦ ♦ Mr«. Mr«. Mr». Mi*. Mr«. Mr«. Mr«. Mr«, Mr». Mr«. Mr« Mr«. Mr». Mr«. Mi«. Mi-«. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Mr«. Mr». .Ilio Spoil'«. Spilliglieli! It I .. D.. IL L. Giblt», I iigene........................... W. R. Gue, Eugene ........................... W. W. Ilf anafetli'r. Eugt'lic................. <’. O. Iluilstin, Palace of Sweets. o. < out«, Eugene.................................. Minnie < rimer......................................... E. Siiuhen, Acme.................................. I juiiu Wright, Coburg. M. Montgomery, Junction < . I.. Hunsaker, Dexter I . F. Barnard, Coburg, Or . (’, T. Goodnuill, Coburg ■I. Ilig'4ii>», H("2 I’t-nrl St ... , ■Ino. T. I.inner, Florence. . . > I >r »Im .poilu, E. I 11li Hl I . Felltoll, De XI er................... H. A. Booth, I 13 E. Dili Ht 0 BORN ♦ ■> N IMI S OF ( (»MPIUNG I INDIIIATES. Dl»( t " ( N<>. I. West of Eugene. February 2. 1908, to Nelson Raun and wife, a daughter. Ml»« Ml»» North of Springfield. February 3. Ml». 190«, to August Vitus and wife, a Ml»« Ml»» daughter. Ml»» At Portland, February 3, 1908. to Mr». Cecile Foley, of Fairbanks, Alaska, a »on. Mrs. Foley was for merly Ml»» Cecile Adams, of Eugene. I.It IN(.I It-» IX I »toll OF STATI MI NT NO. I Baker City, Or., Feb. 4 Blue Mountain grange has paaaed resolu tions declaring for Stsiemeit No. 1 and avowing intention to work agalnr*. all candidate« who refuse to sign It. The resolution» follow Whereas, The order of Patrons of Husbandry have always Indorsed the principles of eleclng United Stat » senators by a direct vote of the pen pie, therefore be It hy Blue Mountain Re tlved, gran ;e. and w • mutuslly pledge each nt h' that we will not votf fur liny r can Ida t not tn f Mnrgiii-iiti' Woods, 195 W. Kill libili II iiil<*i-«lio!t. M ni II moii H i . . . Grâce \\ (Mal. 2HI \\ . Mill HI May Dougin»», Pearl Ht. . ..................... Mahle JoliiiMoii, m>5 IligliHi. . . Fay I I. rk, 733 I < n-y Hl. ... District No. 2 Ml»» Zt-lniH l'rimiti, Dexter Misa »Ita W Illiums, llrater Ml»» I» (a Sasiloril, Cottage Grove ............. Mi»» Kate Ilawley, Cottage Gnor................ Ml»« Rena Baker, Cottage Grove.................... Mlaa I >< >ra Jacol*, Dexter.................................... District No. 3 Ml»« Hattie Cook, Jiim-tlon City ..................... Mi«» I la ( usimi» n. Acme..................................... Min« I.lllian Bruml, Florence............................ Ml«« (.ertriule lluslinell .liinctloii < liy Ml«« Elma llaiiible, Mapleton........................... Ml«« Miiinli* Hililiet«, Junction City............ Di-trlit No. I. Effie Withrow, H|irliigficlil................. . Mandi* la'ivi», Marcola............................... tarorgi» Neff, t'oliiirg Genrvh'ie Howe, I rrswcll Irene Robinett, l*len«nnt Bill................ Mndalilic Bctt«, Coburg , . , ..................... Mrrrll Hcott, < rmwell..................... Mirth- Bishop, Coburg............................... I.i'tn Everst n, t'reswell ............................... 1‘t‘i'i» to» tltnrtll, t'oburg............................. »h«»H'l Thtmmst'U. ( i«*xvt-ll...................... I tit-ilia < Impvl, H|»rIngfieltl...................... I rnui HinKh, Nprtngfli-ld .’...................... .. $.*■»■ Hrott, I lesixvll ............................... 111 592 107.7,3ft Im .<»31 112,912 . . . 35,IIHD 31.510 13.Hint 15. 122 tx.titi .11,1 IO I 7 .(1 IS .111(12 5(1,327 ■._•<< 35,333 25.703 17.1 »15 : mu (I I .2HM 55,m»7 in.« 15 10,1170 37,013 2M.7II .21,790 . 21,100 13.005 . . (Illi .. 122» 711 no 55 Ar ♦ ♦ dldates fl to public, firoposltl orating pledge w be ferently pledge of supporting the people’s rhotce for United Blates senator, first, last and al) the time And be it fur- tlior Reaolvrd, That we recommend to our brother patrons over the state that they unite with us In carrying this principle, laid down In the pri mary election law. Into practical ef- fe-t. to the « nd that this cherished principles of electing I'nlted States senators by a direct vote of the peo- pie, which our order has advocated from Its foundation, may to all lu* tei.ts and purposes bo attained. 4' ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ < ilph Weed, I Gross. wb< ne team uf I league last t be Igne! edding Al DENTEI and Ca county If ever care inted O’er Life’ Bently Let love strings— ’Twill all be sweet again The only living witnesse Parker and E. P. Wi health becomes aneeveu^--^.^ #nd tbruat> BpTays, washel stages, when Lata. ■ an(j jn a way beneficial, because they ar. inhalations, etc., ®^e • ‘ tj’ but such treatment bis no curative effect cleanly and nsua..y ,he blood To cure Catarrh the blood must be pur because it does not reach the bloody what g S;S dors j guesdown into the circulation and attack, the disease at its foundation ; it removes th. cause and makes the blood pure and healthy gk Then the blood vessels are filled with fresh reinvigorated blood, tth.eh is carried to al D1IRF1V VEG£TA£LE the mucous surfaces and hninga, the inflam rUULLl vi-w nation and irritation are corrected, the svmp all %gj« a» j-£ i ■ '“•* Bvak «« Ca-urli aal > SWIFT SFBCIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, Cl ♦ ♦ I ♦ V ( r *> *v 1 41 i Wil I. CIX IK ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ h I' ♦ Ubil \K ' VI I He» n arv friends who reside and around Coburg who favor J1 Neff with their subscriptions » know that samt* will be appréciât Ml»» Neff is very desirous of » -in the vacation trip to Eos Angeles represent the people of district nn h«« four, at the "Carnation Cat vil' to be held there this coming » _______.--------- ---- - ------------ —H ----- — CLASSIFIED COLUMNS Ively as from I In & EOI s ACCORDION PLEATING -Done b> Mrs. Bert Vineent at 627 Hilyard street, near East Ninth, on reason able terms. Phone Red 3302. tf DON’T fail to see Chezem if you want bargains in real estate. We buy and sell farm and city prop erty, improved and unimproved. Timber and mining stock. H. Che gem, Room 11. Walton Bldg, tf FOR SALE—Second growtn fir wood. W. L. Coppernoil, at Watt’s jewelry store. it GOLD AND SILVER PLATING—On the above mentioned marriage, wore knives, forks and all household ar present with a host of other guests FOR SALE—Heavy farm wagon, ticles that do not look like new. at the fiftieth anniversary, January nearly new. Inquire at 685 East Write the Oregon Plating Works, 24. Eleventh street. tf 128 Lownsdale street, Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Parker are both pio Oregon, for Drice» , neers of ’53. having come to Or gon FOR SALE Cheap, good second- They settled, after with ox teams 3-inch wagon, hand Studebaker STORE AND OFFICE HELP Fur in the Cloverdale country, marri tf Enquire at Eugene Grocery. nished free to emplolyers. Clerks’ After about twe y years' resld nee Registration Bureau, entrance to r moved to Lost Valley, there the WOOD FOR SALE — A tew cords of HT \RT QI it KHILVFR offices 14 Selling-Hirsch building, where the are still living. good dry grub oak and dry fir. HMF.I.’I I K IN OREGON 3*6 1-2 Washington street, corner Although their way has been Enquire of E. M. Warren, 442 West Park, Portland. Oregon, tf strewu with many discouragements Lawrence street. Fin* l.iglitcil in I’l.-int of BOO Ton FOR SALE Cook stove wood for STRAY BULL CALF—Came to my place 2 0 miles west of Eugene on sale; 16-inch Oil k wood, the right < ii|uicity at Black Butti—Entirely the Siuslaw stage road January 4, sie for the cook stove. Phone Far New Proci*», According to Mr. 1908. No mark or brand to be mers 286. f 18 seen; deep red. Owner may have Dennis. his property by calling and paying FOR SALE- River bottom farm, con charges. A. F. Andersou: taining about 60 acres; will sell G. B. Dennis has returned fron. part or all. Enquire at 476 West Black Butte, Ore., where the fires Fifth street. 725 DE ROO & RETELL, 840 Moss ave were started for the first time last nue, landscape gardeners.—Lawns week In the 500-ton daily capacity and yards cared for. Let us put FOR SALE House of five rooms and quicksilver smelter which he and his your place in good shape; first- large lot on East Eighth street, brother own at that place, says the class work; contracts made by the north side; at a bargain if sold Spokane Review. As the furnace is month. Phone care of Dempsters soon. J. C. Rickie. For partic new it will require three week» to grocery, Black 1621: f20 ulars address or call on S. R. Wil-’ get it heated sufficient to treat ore. Hams, Eugene, Or. To heat it too quickly would endan INTERNATIONAL CORRESPON ger the walls, which are still green. DENCE SCHOOLS—"The Busy FOR SALE—Fine land >n acreage The ore from this mine is to be Man's University." Gives a thor tracts, close to Eugene; good loca treated by a different process than is ough training at your own home tion; good school adjoining prop used by any other quicksilver mine in in nearly all the trades and profes erty; terms reasonable. Inquire the world. The process is an inven sions. Text books and instruments Roims 3 and 4, Beckwith Build tion of William Dennis, brother of (when required! furnished free. ing. Eugene, Oregon. fl G. B. Dennis, and one of the owners Full information and circulars at of tile mine, it completely reverses "FROM OCCIDENT TO ORIENT” the local enrollment office, 45 W. the method of feeding fuel to the fur ami "Around the World,” by Eighth street, R. J. Kirkwood, rep nace fires, anti has the merit of ex Charlton Bristow Perkins. Price, resentative. tracting practically all of the quick $1.50, postpaid. Address H. Clay silver from the ore, whereas none of Perkins, Grants Pass, Oregon. flO I,OHT ANU H>1 ND Mils. JOS. I’Utlil’T. the old process will extract more than 65 per cent. FOR SALE BY OWNER—New eight FOUND—A pair of gold-rimmed Instead of the wood being laid at and set-backs, they have always met room house with gas,electric light, spectacles on street. Owner call at the bottom of the furnace and the them with the true pioneer spirit un beautiful shrubbery, and all mod Hoffman House, describe property smoke and flames rising through and til now they stand as a landmark to ern improvements, two blocks and pay for this notice. above it, the fuel is placed at the top those who are just starting out in from car line and in heart of res ADVERTISER LETTERS' of the furnace and the flames are life. idence district. You pay no agent's drawn down through it by currents commission. Lots 66 2-3 x 160. The guests began assembling about Eugene. Feb. 5, 1908. of air Induced by electric fans. This 10 a. m., and in a short time the spa Apply at this office for particulars. The following letters remain in creates a wood gas, which ignites and cious house was full to overflowing Is drawn Into an adjoining compart with good-humored relatives and FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN—Good the Eugene postoffice uncalled for house of 7 rooms, 80 fruit trees, for the week ending February a, ment of the furnace where it pastes friends. At 1:30 p. m the guests deep well with wind mill, one acre 1908: through the ores, creating an intense were conducted to the dining room, under chicken fence; large chicken heat. While the furnace is forty feet where two large tables, under a gold» Bennett, Chas. * house; two blocks from Geary high, and nearly as wide and has a Blain. Mrs. Ida. en canopy, were loaded with good school house. Price, $1600. Time, capacity of four and one-half tons of Crocker, Lewi«. things until they fairly groaned. on part. 1. N. Harbaugh,’ agent. wood at one time then* is no smoke Barty, Sam. The "bridal couple" were the recip stack. A vent for the non-combust- Room 5, over First National Bank. Dean. Hugh. ients of many valuable gifts. The ibi|' gas is open at one side of the fur Bring this notice witb you. Erskine, Cha3. following is a partial list of the nace near the ground but not a par Evans, J. S. guest»: ticle of smoko can lie seen to escape, George, L. E. (2) Mrs. James Parvln, Mr Parker's FOR KENT showing that the combustion is per Gethis, Lime. twin sister, who • celebrat'd her gol- fect. Mead. Mrs. Denise. den anniversary four y ars ago the The nc w wa • thoroughly Neal, Charles. 51 b of next mont Hei I. Ba iker an! FOR RENT Modern furnished flat1 ton tested on fumar .% but Kell for rent. Enquire of M. Schneider, Peterson, 1’. Jlr M rs J M Parker. w as at the Schneider block. tf! while the f the smelt Parties tailing for the abov P. Willi ims, Mr. and Mr md Mi sufflclpnt o iFP till e give date advertised. Mrs. D. < i. Mr! . Lit tzle Gut FOR RENT- lira furnished rooms it . J. L. I’ACI len M ’«irk er, J. H. for young men students. Cail at V Gilbert, 332 Fast Fourteenth street. tf N 1 S'alfe, of th ire Mr« y fohnson, of W 1 PASTl’RT — Will pasture a ted upon ,| r \V cattle I the Matthew ■ar-old son Wallis -eaburg, fo Eugen M I. Ce c^ompanle 1 sonali cini Hi )ld ll I Lixi n Workman, a W \ • address I V di P. O. Box 1 link and a dr d on T. H A W Fr J wr j f< level. Mt ITS a Pa 0,000 I tons of it re are block- anil I I U i ll Sixty men are employed at P. E Snodgrass, cashier of the First National Bank, has disposed of WANTED — look ;or Eugeue General his Inter -st tn the Allen Orchard W 1, and F L. Tobey have com- cospirai. Apply Roomllo.Smeede FRENCH H.. , a Comi pany’s holdings to F. L. Cham- Hotel. tf ni"nced suit In the circuit court FEMALE ilLLO tiers and W G. Allen. against A. G. Jennings a nd Nellie A t-'Arx. C twtaih J WANTED--Apprentice girl at Colvin L. Jennings to recover the sum of nrrr ri.a hicphbwkd (7 t r x .i 13 I A , « Russell s millinery store 84 E $781.1*, with $15« a'torm r ;3 >,i-. Hefuoded. Hi nt P”- Neffe Is the local attorney for the1 »ign»tur» TO TRADE — By owner, timber land paid torli.o. pe’r box. Vili send them plaintiffs. on trtnt, te i> pa.d for »neu mtlc'cd. for city property or land close to Hamid « In.i.t on getting tV some town. No agents. Address rennlue, a. , pt no subutmite. Ifyonr \<>I i s \l i.ou hi* o\ d. d..a» not bave them send vour XNI» Olli PR» (•»ID *1 DM RINTIONS TO H. (»., Box 4 94. Eugene, Or. orders to th.' DAI LI Gl mo » re l Ol.I.OttS IF YOl WANT TO SELL your prop AITEO VK'M, In 7«, 11KSCTF. fl erty tell the Oregon Land Cornua- Carrier Mall ny about it and they will do the Three Months. . . TOtO« Id' i Def 4" rest. 412 Willamette street Six Months.......... gene. Or. One Year............ WANTED Two Years.......... ♦y to Three Years. ... Four Years.......... Fv Years.......... Ten Years............ üihüamî D ean ’ Is wltn»