El'GKXK WEEKLY Gl'.UU), THURSDAY. MAY 21, 190S
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FAITHFUL housewives of the united states
Send Grateful Tributes to Dr. Hartman
For Benefits Received From Pe runa
Pe-ru nd Tablets.
rather
m to take medicine
in a fluid form. Such
people can obtain
Peruna tablets, which
represent the medicinal
ingredients of Peruna.
Each tablet is equiva
lent to one average dose
of Peruna.
Mrs. T. J. Ballard.
Pryor Creek, Indian
Territory, writes: “I
keep free from my old
stomach trouble, feel
no catarrhal symptoms
at all. I am able to do
my work, eat and drink
what I want, aud am re
joiced to know that I
found a aure cure in
valúa ble rnedi-
I
ADVERSE REPORT
0 à n I I MH
•
Dyspepsia and Constipation.
Mrs. John M. Stabler, Millersburg,
Ind., writes: “I have been cured of a
very bad case of oatarrh of the stomach
and constipation, and a complication of
ailments that I have had for several
years.
"I doctored with three doctors who
did me not much good, so I quit doctor
ing. I bought a bottle of Peruna and
commenced taking it. I found I was
getting some better, but thought I was
not doing as well as I might. So I
wrote to Dr. Hartman to see what he
thought alsiut iika He gave me special
directions and medical advice.
‘‘To our astonishment I improved and
am today a well woman and weigh as
much as I ever did in my life.
‘‘Mv old friends in Ohio, where we
moved from about fifteen months ago,
say when they see me ‘How well you
look. I did nut expect to see you ever
look so > w* 41 again.’ I tell them I would
not lot >k so well if it had not been for
Pernni
na saved my life. I recommend
Pvrun wherever 1 am, and when any
(.four >lks are sick 1 give them Peruna
“I thank Dr. Hartman, and may ho
live many years nit »re to go on with tho
good work. Tongue cannot express
the gratitude that my husband, child
ren and I owe to Dr. Hartman for tho
kindness he has shown toward me dur
ing my sickness.
“I want the public to know’ what
Peruna and Dr. llartman have done for
me.”
An astonishing number of families use
Peruna continuously for the various
petty ailmente to which the family id
liable.
A
until It becomes nec
mine what dispositlo
of lands recovered
nient.
in this conn •tion
is called to the fact hat
no more fores r<
crea t ed in Oregon exc
coni iress.
All member
gon d legation are opj
¿ng any railroad lands
rve. and If the nt xt 1
olds the same v!°wj. It
lictlon that lands r. ■
. .vernnient will b** d -
MAYFLOWER PROPERTY
T) BE DEVELOPED
CLAK-UP DAY
SPRINGFIELD NEWS
NOTES OF THE WEEK
Ko do!
Palace
of
Sweets
be convince.! that ntir Ice ('ream
• ■■dire are the best.
Eugene, Orc.
Ju«t onk-ring l«e Cream from
Pali cr of SwM* for our picnic. None
other will >lo me.
Special Price on Ice Cream, Candy and Nuts
For Picnics, Sxials, Private and Public Entertainments get our prices.
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IV) LU
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n
.1» roads to
inhi 'K more bonds .
New York. May 14
The Tribune
tomorrow will mv
An Important f«» rther stepi w« re-
ported today In ftio workln g out of
tho plana for final»e’ng the roads of
th** Gonld ayffem. Th«» D< ■nver A
Rll Grande Rallw ay Com pa riy. it is
kamed from truM worthy sc
riet whicti Is situated In
c and D »uigias louniles. tbt
Ishuient of great saw milling and
her plants hi b* uth»-rn Lan ■ au<i
liwra Doniif las. makes a cr*5 ing .
iintv
and for a
nd ary line so aJ to inchid- thei
tense natur al resources and g¡row-
indust rie* of tails section in one '
• county, in ord r to
(aime the many difficult!
’n securlx
4
V
lults of t
Slot >
P to b<*
II be to
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NEWS KOTES FRO?!
COTTAGE GROVE
I
SUFFERED14 YEARS
CURED BY CUTICURA
M FRANCISCO
au
*y
»’•d.
The Bank of C ittag • Grove held
l:s annual stockholders’ meeting last
Wedti silay evening, and the follow
ing officers were elected for the en
suing
year:
Pres dent,
W.
II.
Abrams: vice president. It. Lurch;
I cashier. Geo. M. Hall; assistant casli-
I ier, Harry Short.
Board of direc
tors:
\V. II. Abrams. 11 Lurch, W.
Hartung. Geo. M. Hall, G o. At
kinson. F. D. Wheler, this city, and
Phil Beckley, Oakland.
it is announced upon good author
ity that the Sunrise Mining Company
property, located post above Bonita,
to the right of Champion creek, is
coming up to all expectations.
A
rich strike Is reported, but at this
writing no authentic r*port of the
magnitude could be ascertained. The
company owns some splendid claims
admirably located, and the assay re
turns from many openings In times
MIIS. AUGI.ST A PAULIN K OCHS
past have b**«*n very flattering.
Thomas Medley, who for more than
Systemic Catarrh.
a year haw held the position of sal“«
Mrs. Augusta Pauline Ochs, R
clerk In Hale's big mercantile estab
P. D. 2, North English, Iowa
lishment in San Francisco, has re-
writes: “I took Peruna ovei
' turned to Cottag ■ (lrov>* to remalr
three years. I suffered from sys
indefinitely.
Mrs. Medley tirecet! I I
temic catarrh and had pains tn
her husband and has been a gue
my right side so I could hardly do
of friends here for some weeks, ar
it was anticipated that Tom won
my housework.
soon tire of keeping bachelor ha!
‘‘I am ii’i years old. and am now
and put in an annearanci* here.
doing all iny housework. 1 am in
Teacher*. Selected.
the best of health, and cannot
I. 51. STABIÆH.
The following is u list of teach«’"
thank Dr. Hartman enough for bls V. .?
thus far selected by the school boar !
advice and medicine.”
f*r th«» ensuing year for this ct‘y:
Principal, Professor J. D. Raughma-
high school Misses Mundy, Currl”.
intermediate- Misses Hefty, Wils n,
Line the sub-strata
with
cheese-
Moore, Hazelton and !U!*y; prima
: doth and Valenciennes lace. Cover
ry- Misses Perkins and Palmer. The
entire out r framework with blue
assistant to Professor Baughman and
silk from the interior of your hus
two of the Intermediate grade teach
_
I ers have no: at this time been decided
band's new spring overcoat.
If he
upon.
lias no new spring overcoat, the silk
With this week another Important,
Clean-up day, Tuesday afternoon,.
K v. C. H. Wallace, who, Jogging
from hi fail dress suit will answer mining property In Bohemia taken j along the life road, has been seriously
•May 12, proved a success, the whole
tiie purpose very nicely.
Next go
on development on u large scale, says ill for the past few weeks. Is so far
length and breadth of the town.
I down town and buy six of the largest
r«‘«*overe<l that he was able to be up
The majority o’ our citizens enter imitation rcs**s you can find.
Red tho Cottage Grove Western Oregon. town last Wednesday, cheerful and
Sunday It. A. Vaughn and R. E. smiling. He says to tell those good
ed intc the spirit of the o" asion, and is the preferable color. Place them
the town never presentee a neater or upon the forecastle of the hat, stand Grantham, mechanical engineer, of friends that were saving flowers for
ing bolt upright.
Next
wind the
clear..*:- a;i
,. ,«i o,i* e than r:i
right now.
appewisuce
Portland, and J. A. Eastahatn, of As his grave to just keep them In water
The ba.-k arils and alleys are free crown with one of your husband's
for a while yet. He Is quite sure he
toria,
und T. L. Hourd, of Kele-i,
from tin ca.it, box-H, barrels and oth- gala silk nock'ies, put it in the ov *n
will not ne'*d them for some tim«*.
*r trash. Th streets are thorougb- and bake for 15 minutes. Wh n done Washington, arived in this city and His many friends of many years
ly d-aued. sidewaiks repaired, as stick a hat pin through sa d hat and leL Mond_y g-jrniai o«tr lue U: **gon hone he is right
A stick-pin with a
well ?s pot ible, and many other wear to suit.
Mrs. W. H.
Blair has received
& Southeastern, tor tne well-known
evlden-?? of endeavor on the part of lemon for a handle Is very an fait,
plans and si>'*clfl<*ations for a hand
Mayflower
camp
on
Steamboat.
our citizens. Clean-up
_____ _ _____
day should be and will go well with your hat. wh'ch
W. P. Ely, the manager of the | some ho‘e| building which she con
nini:- a:i annual
t.
_..C
templates building on the Blair prop
.— 1 event,
and _
as .....
the ... in- is sure to make a hit wiievever you
Mayflower, was expected to join the' erty. corner of Fourth street and
itisi efort has been successful the wear it.
party here and was enroute from his I Tennessee avenue.
next eff ¡t should be
more so.—
It will be a 42-
home at Kelso, when he was advised I room, three-story structure, of most
Time*.
The World's Best Climate
of the death of a relative and hur modern plan. There will b* six pub
1« not entirely free from disease, On ried back to Portland.
lic and six private bat hv hot and cold
the high elevations fevers prevail,
The party took seven miners from water In every room. The cost Is es
while on the low level? malaria ¡4 this place, and It is understood that tlmated at 310,000.—Western Ore-
encountered to a greater or lesser active development work will com gon and Leader.
To mence soon.
The following Is an officially au- extent, according to altitude.
It is not known as yet what kind
thorited recipe for making a "mer overcome climatic affections, laasl-
ry *ldow" hat:
tude, malaria, jaundice, biliousness, of a reduction plant will be installed,
Hay one extra large disc harrow fever and ague, and general debility, but it is said that this will be deter
"isile. lay b!ad<* upon rail of Twen- the moit effective remedy is Electric mined in the near future.
The Mayflower property constata
i»tn Century limited in snrh man- Biters, the great alterative and blood
B*r »s to give the brim a saucy tilt purifier; the antidote for every form of several claims, of which many fa-
•psard» when the wheels pass over of bodily weakness, nervousness and vorable comments have been made.
As soon as Mr. Ely arrives more
. t»ke to the foundry and rivet ov- Insomnia. Bold under guarantee at
•’ the hole in the disc one dsen met- W Kuykendall's drug stora. Price definite Information of the plans of
Wed—In this city, May 13. 1308,
the company will be forthcoming
•I frying pan with handle detached GO cents.
the infant »on of Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Reynolds.
Interment ; In I. O. O. F.
cemetery.
The baseball game at Springfield
last Sunday between the Springfield
high school and Goshen teams result
If after uahurell TO bottle of K<»dol. you caa heaeetly eay it L ao not bene
fited you we will refund yoer money. Try Kod<»l toda^. oo tbie iruaranteo.
ed tn victory for the visiting team
>11 out end aiyn tbe follow inff present It to rhe dealer at the time <>f purchase.
If it fall« to sat efy yon ret. m the Dottie to the dealer from whom you bou<bt
by the score of 6 to 5.
It. and we will refund your money.
Mrs. L. M Beebe and sons Earl
fitata____________ _________ _ ___________ _
and Frank took their departure last
»Ft r£?,R INbIGESTION AND DYSPEPSIA.
evening for Forest Grove, where they
«tLIEVVS SOUR STOMACH. BELCHING. ETC.
' «ir*r.n. ill . will spend a month with Mr. Beebe’s
parents on the farm.
A. J. Perkins bought 'h- fn-nlture
and fixtures of the Springfield Pro
vision Company this week, We un
derstand that it is not Mr. Perkin»'
market, hut will
Intention to open t
dispose of his belongings to some one
who will open a second meat market
in Springfield
Mrs. R. A Jayne la now at Lodi,
California, In response to a message
announcing the sudden death of ber
mother. Mrs Julia Watkins, who has
Her
been visiting
her daughter,
home was in the East, but she had
been In California during the winter
in hope that a change of climate
might prove beneficial to her health.
New».
JUNCTION hAD
«
I
With ellCiM-ss.
>o More Throat Trouble.
Mrs. I). C. Nolan, Gem,
K»s., writes: “I have no
more throat trouble, thanks
to Peruna. It is Mie only
medicine I care to have. I
always feel safe when I have
It in the house.
«1 have used Peruna for
nine years and I ought to
know about it. Peruna has
helped me a great many
times, and I shall praise it to
every one of my friends.”
Ever since Peruna was in
troduced to the public thirty
years ago. the housewife has
been an ever faithful friend to Peruna.
She it is that has seen the practical
benefits of the use of Peruna in the
family.
When the baby has snuffles or cold she
gives a fewdoses of Peruna, instead of fill
ing the system with the doctor’s drugs.
When the school children have coughs
or colds she again resorts to Peruna.
When any member of the family is
»filleted with catarrh, either in its acute
form or chronic, Peruna is resorted to.
In a large number of minor ailments
lheflnds Peruna a never-failing remedy.
Ail this has won the confidence of the
housewife in Peruna, which cannot be
easily shaken by (be statements of
people who know nothing of Peruna,
having never had any personal experi
ence in its use.
lb-
now county f<
1 i ri ti II ti (* > il Ml 1
1 • .1 «I ’ la i ■ , 1...
¡-•ich a
■ »1
Tli«'
It hem ia mtn
SAI I'M St LOO'S Will.
!>* fnr 1 it, the Pass ci
( OM1‘IA \\ 1'1 II Till: LAW
’ttmber and nail! in« n aro boost* ing
■
in fact , thlM’e is not a cith'.« h
Salem, Or., May 14. Chief of Po ‘ for it
lice Gibson last night.niaile a trip of 1 in southern L an»» or nurt h U’l 1 h) UK
Inspection f the salo ins of the city I las l.ut can see the great necessity for
to see whether they wt, ■ complying such a movement, owing fo tin* pe
with the new ordinance. The chief ■culiar toiiography and grouping of
found that they were all complying | resources and tndustri. s embraced
new county,
with the exception of one State street 'within this pr > post'd
saloon man. who had curtains up in, which would still 1 avi* Lane and
front of his place. The chief ordered Douglas counties with large territo
him to remove them, and they came ry, rich In resources, and their coun
down. Today the chief will ask the ty seat towns centrally located.
Th«* Leader thinks the time oppor?
license committee of the council to
accompany him on a trip to all the tun«* f<ir a concerted movement to
saloons to see that they are comply ward the formation of a new county
ing with the law prohibiting back from southern Lane and northern
rooms. Some of the saloonmeii insist Douglas, on th part of the Cottage
that the new law permits them to Grove Commercial Club, and th«* peo
keep back rooms If they keep the ple of this favored section of these
l^*t iih get busy an!
doors locked.
The matter will un two counties.
doubtedly be settled tomorrow. The bring this mater to a vote of the peo
ple at the Election two years hence-
police will enforce the law strictly.
.1. UAI/1I.I. BltoWN
GOES TO PRISON
San Francisco, May 13.
Under
the • wrecking of the California Safe
De pslt & Trust Conpauy, was tak* n
t □ Sjn Quentin today to serve IH h
■> ■ • of IS months for embezxllng
", ti«*i
;h of bonds of the Sac-
.'.let't.
ii Electric Company de-
><lted
the trust company.
As '
ison«*r was taken front
<• county Jail he seemed complete-
ly re ig.ied to Ills fat , and showed
little emotion.
Up to the last minute Brown had
ho|>es of being able to escape confine
ment In the penitentiary, pleading
that he be allowed to serve his sen
tence in the county jail, but this re
quest was denied him on the ground
that it would lead to the breaking
down of prison discipline.
He will,
therefore, have to undergo the humil
iation of being measured, shaved and
cropped and clothed in convict's
garb.
DAN KELLY DOES
BETTER WORK NOW
“Fron* tho ago <>f thn,o months until
fifteen year« old», tny son Owen’s life
was made intoler
able by eczema in
ita worst form. He
wti all right until
a red ra>n broke
out on his fore-
hi‘ad, but we were
not alarmed at first,
V<‘ry soon, however,
the rash began to
spread over his head
and shoulders, and
caus4*d him grrat
comfort. I took
dozen
r tn.J
• raw.
in bed. for
readfully in
ent through
No one t houglit.
Tho regimental
man. pronounced
leant, ho said the
lio might, if he
I grow it to some
hi hospit*le four
onniiiKoi < no of
u t the worst, ever
ro:n ea< h he was dis-
n< arable; in fact he got
th«» successive treatments.
At «no bo*pil:d they incased him in
piaster <nd this «''tiled to aggravate
the »orenoss terribly. He look«‘d so
i'.adiy that no one blu'd to go near him
and his life was a bimh'n to him. Wo
kept trying remedy after remedy, but
we had g *t alm >st part hoping for a
cure. Six months ago we purchased
n s»‘t < f Cuticura S<»iip, Ointment, and
Resolvent Pills and I'erseven'd with
them. The re-ult was truly marvelous
and to-dav I m * h perf<s tly < ured. his skin
n< t having a blemish on it anywhere.
Mrs. Lily Hedge, 5). Vaughan Road,
Coldharbour Lan»', Camblewell Green,
Eng.. Jan. 12. 1907.”
Send to nearest depot for free Ciit.i-
cura Book on Treatment of Skin Diseases.
('utirum R»»mrd1WisrcM»ld throuKhout the world.
r><‘p(HA
27, ChartcriKMineSg.; I’aria. 5. Kuo
<!«• la I'alM. AiiNtralii. Il Towns A ('O„ Sydney-
h .» xfri-"i Lennon. I ’d . Cai»ctown. etc.. « S A„
hotter Drug A CI h ul Corp., Hole 1’rupa.. Uoauio.
Dr. T. Felix Gouraud’s
ORIENÎÂL
TOILET POWÍO
Now York. May 13
Dan Kelly. I
A pure, antisep
th* world's champion sprinter, is
tic Toilet Powder
back to form.
Word reached this i
for infants and
city from 1‘liila lelphla yesterday flint ]
adults.
Exqui
the Western boy in practlc«* ran tin*
sitely perfumed.
100 in 10 seconds, and made a leap’
Renders an excel
of 24 feet in tint broad Jump.
lent complexion
For the short time Hint Kelly has.
and keep» 1 he skin
be n tinder the «are of Trainer Mik«*]
clear, »oft and
Murphy he lias made wonderful,
velvety. Relieves
strides toward the g, al In both the
»kin irritation and
sprints ami broad Jump, anil the vet-'
should l>e used
«•ran trainer is not a bit backward in J
freely after bath
saying that when the prop«*r time
ing and shaving,
comes the Oregon boy will uphold his
giving a delight
reputation uh th«* world’s champion. !
ful and refreshing
As a matter of fact Kelly has been .
effect.
At deal
ers or by mail, 25
by no means showing his heralded
cents Box. Pre
form In either the sprints or broad;
pared by
lump, but If there Is anything in the,
boy, Murphy will bring It out.
FERD. T. HOPKINS, N.Y. CITY,
Th«* news that Kelly is rounding
Proprietor of OOURAUD t ORIENTAL CREAM
Into shape has been received with de-1
roa «Al-a AMD BSUOMMXNUrD BY
light by his followers In this city
Stanford University, Cal., May 14. There have been not a few who I
11. F. Bruning, editor-in-chief of thought the boy was not all he was
STANLEY'S,
the Quad, and M. J. Helmick, Josh touted to be.
(112 Wllliini«*lt<* St. ..... Eugene
editor of the university publication,
have been definitely expelled from
INFl'RI VI ED I’lG HOI.DM
Stanf rd University for bitterly crit
CAITIA E Al To ENTHI NI.\NT
icising President Jordan and Profes
sor Clark, chairman of the student’s
Imprisoned by an infuriated pig.,
affairs committee, in the annual year
with but the frail protection from his
book.
The Ire of Chairman Clark and his maddened prey of a light runabout,,
colleagues was particularly aroused which was unmanageable because of
by the josh section
of the Quad. another pig clogging the gears, was
which was devoted entirely to the the thrilling experience of a promi
student's affairs committee
and nent Medford motor-car enthusiast,
who was enjoying a spin on th«* Ash
President Jordan.
land road Sunday with his new car. I
Only by the timely arrival of some I
BEARN Nl MERO! S IN
of his friends In other cars, to whom I
N I WltlRT COUNTRY.
Newport. Oregon, May 14.— Bear» he had previously given the dust, was
have become so numerous In the vi he saved from a personal encounter,
cinity of Newport. Or., that the with the terrible beast.
The pig was running In mad circles ;
ranchers of thst community have or
about the car , infuriated
by the j
ganized to exterminate them Dur
•qucals of Its mate, who was being;
ing the last week a number of fine crushed to death by the machinery,'
cows were kill«*! within a few hun
dred f«*et of the farm house belonging owing to the Inadvertence of the drl-1
ver of the macblpe. Together with I
to William Gtillliesume, six miles
from Newport.
Other ranchers are his wife, the owner of the rar was)
held captive In momentary danger of i
suffering In the same way.
personal Injury.
When his friends |
appeared on the scene, by force of'
superior numbers, they were able to;
rescue him and release the runabout
(Special Correspondence.1
Lowell. Mav 13
The rush In the from the pig which blocked It.
The rescued man’s gratitude knew:
logging camps continues at Rush I r I-
and. and will until the drive starts no bounds, and after profuse thunks,
he continued on his way. a “sadder,
in June
The late rains have been a
good thing for the loggers, as well hu’ a wiser man." Medford Trlh-
as to growing vegetation, and farm une.
ers and loggers are all rejoicing to
gether.
Rev D. E Baker, of Eugene, and
Mr. Kelly, of Mabel, ar«* holding a
protracted meeting at the Rush isl-
and schoolhouse
There have been
several conversions up to th«* pres
ent time and interest lx Increasing.
Quite a number have attended from
Lowell. There will be baptising III
the river Sunday, the 17th, at 1
o'clock. Several will be baptised by
immersion.
Mr. and Mr». Wilhelm, of Hazel
Dell, made a trip to Eugene last
week to see the medical fraternity In
the Interest of Mrs. Wilhelm's health,
as she han been Indisponed for nome
time.
Ml»» Fir-» Howard, teacher of **><•
Middle Fork aehool. was compelled
to give up teaching on account of
sickness and has gone home The dl-
rector» hai ve employed Miss ii (»race
Grace Sav| or to finish the tern
Bert Ke tlsoy will begin th<
ru
tlon of a new residence am
soon
Par t of the material is i
on the ground.
BIG GOLD STRI!» I
M IR GRANTS PASH
Grants Pass. Mav 13. Three *<*<.
on«l hand deal rs of Giants Pass,
Robert and B njaniln Harrison and
U. ('. Jones, have taken out over
330.00(1 worth of gol 1 from a claim
in the Williams creek district within
the last 20 days. On Easter Sunday
they took out about 37000 worth
of the metal, and last Thursday the
day's cleaaup amounted to 60 1-4
pounds of pure gold.
It is thought to be tho richest
»trike that has ever b«*en made in Or
egon
For the last week the men
hav«* been averaging 3500 a day with
their pans.
Robert Harrison says
that they have sunk a shaft and that
3100.000 worth of tl|e metal la in
sight.
CARTOTlT/v.
'Sold in Eugene by IV. L DeLino