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Newspaper Page TextTHF EVGEVE WEEKLY Gl ARD. THl ILSDAY, SEPTEMBER S. I»OM U.S. DISPENSATORY n»«tlbe« »he Principal Ingredients ** contained in Pe-ru-na. QOURLE CAPACITY Jrded as t r as the ; ncerned OF CORVALLIS «reweclaiibibS t0° much f°r Peruna >,ea we claim it to be an effective W_edy for chronic catarrh? Have we budant proof that Peruna is in real- ■-“such a catarrh remedy ? Let us see The capacity of the c wlxat the United State» Dispensatory mill, which is'now own of the principal ingredient» of people, ir now 30.000 feti Peruna. be doubled within a shor e. The Take, for instance, the ingredient announcement was niai iturday jydrastis canadeusi». or golden seal. by G. O. Bassett, one of owners, The United States Dispensatory say» who is to be the resident ¡the propertv. Mr^Ba-spn'V'11’/ #f tins herbal remedy, that it is largely I manager for the Booth-Kelly Cornpa employ«^ in the treatment of depraved ny at springfield and other mills for Bucou membrane», chronic rhiniti» i nine years, and is an expert in the meal catarrh), atonic dyspepsia 'ca lumber business as well a- in n ItiLr tarrh of the stomach), chronic in test!- jal catarrh, catarrhal jaundice (ca vallis this week and Mr Bassett will assume personal charge of the mill in tarrh of the liver), and in diaeased ; about ten days. buccus membrane« of the pelvio . The machinery for the Increased dy beeQ orJ organs. It la also recommended for Rapacity ha8 al ItL Piecemeal, as Ue treatment of various forms of dis- Jos, 8, °Fca8‘°n wiU permit, and ewes peculiar to women. without a shut down of the machin Another ingredient of Penina, cory- ery, which will be kept going steadily ialu formosa. is classed in the United rhe new machines are of the latest States Dispensatory as a tonic. So also I patterns and w hen finally installed ii cubebs classed as a stomachic and as i ^e.l°C «r“1111 wil1 be <)ne of ‘he finest in the Western Oregon country. The atonic for the mucous membranes. name of the company is the Oceiden- Cedron seeds is another ingredient of i tai I.umber Company. The company now employs 30 peruna, an excellent drug that has been very largely overlooked by the | men. and when the capacity is in creased the force will be larger. It Bedical profession for the past fifty lib planned to keep the mill running years. The seeds are to be found in steadily. A large supply of logs is very few drug stores. The United now- in the stream, and others will be States Dispensatory says of the action .available as fast as the three million in the present holdings are man- of cedron that it is used as a bitter I feet ufactured into lumber, They come tonic and in the treatment of dysen from up the McKenzie, and are the tery, and in intermittent diseases as a finest logs obtainable, A hundred thousand feet of clear lumber has oubstitute for quinine. been sawed and placed_ in the yard Oil of copaiba, another ingredient since the mill started up, and it" is of Peruna. is classed by the United now sufficiently seasoned for dress States Dispensatory as a mild stimu ing and manufacture into flooring, lant and diuretic. It acts on the stom rustic and other kinds of house ma ach and intestinal tract It acts as a terial. A dozen carloads of dressed lumber to meet pressing orders have itimulant on the genito-urinary mem (arrived within the last few days from branes Useful in chronic cystitis, I mills up the McKenzie. chronic dysentery and diarrhea, and | Mr. Bassett is a live, wide-awake Hmo chronic diseases of th» liver and > business man, and a welcome addl- I tion to the business life of Corvallis. kidneys —Times. Send to us for a free book of testi monials of what the people think of Peruna as a catarrh remedy. The best evidence is the testimony of those who have tried it lumber plant M F. Wyatt today filed with the county clerk notice of location of the Plymouth Rock" mining claim in Topeka. Kan., Aug. 27.—Before an the Bohemia district. Mrs. Wyatt lo ¡audience which filled the Auditorium cates the Cape Horn” ciaim iu the ' to overflowing. William J. Bryan, same district. I Democratic candidate for president, j spoke tonight on the subject of guar- | anty of bank deposits. Previously | he had delivered three other address- i" —---- : Positively erred by I es, two from the veranda of the ho- these Little Pills* | tel and the third at Garfield Park, They also relieve Dis- | where he attended a picnic by the Knights of Pythias, his latter taeme i trms p'o.-u Dyspe psla. In- llgtstleu and Too Hearty being "Fraternty.” ITTLE Tile Domocratic candidate and bis Tatlng. A perfect rem I VER : edy lor Dizziness, Nausea. party arrived here at I o'cloe1: : anti were at once taken in hand by a ra PILLS. I r* Drowsiness, Dad Taste ception committee composed of les t- tn tho Mouth. Coated Tongue, Pain In the Bids ,ng Democrats of the city and stat.-. TORPID LIVER. They and conducted to the hotel in auto- mobiles. A great crowd greete I Hr. Ulate tie Bowels. Purely Vegetable. Bryan at the station and at tho IALLPILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE. tel. Makes Answer to Mr. Taft Genuine Must Bear i As announced by him lie'cre departure from Kansas City, Mr. Bry Fac-Sirmle Signature IlTTLf an, in view of the action of the Kan Plits1 sas Republican state convention, which Indorsed the guaranty of di- posits proposition, made some re Qfriier '•.•""’ itü TES mark» supplementary to his spe* n on that subject. He took up the ad vantages of the guarantee zy.it.em and then answered the objections made to it by Mr Taft and others. He began by asking why the deposi tors should be left unsecured when the National government demanded security of any bank with which it deposited money. He pointed out that the choice was between the pos tal savings bank and the guaranty bank, and accused Mr. Taft of fa voring an unnecessary extension of the sphere of government in advo cating the postal savings bank in stead of the guaranty bank. Mr. Bryan declared that he preferred the guaranty bank proposition, which would allow- the banks to attend to the banking business and yet compel JT but outward sighs of the evil them to give done in secret by myriads of dan- tr security. •iniff germs sapping the life blood pared spee oftbehair. Micro kills the para- P«q ularlt» practica ■ Hr a Ka Useles as e i an pro tik:i o ni ira Su la Repu e Re iform andi- I nited n w In aid- tic ipate in VI • luntary is there of securing such a law wheu the Re publican National ■ . nvention refused to puy any attention to the subject and when the Republican candidate opposes the whole principle of the guaranty? Mr. Taft’s denunciation of the guaranty system is so sweep ing that no disinterested person can for a moment believe that he will either encourage or permit a law en abling National banks to participate in state systems. What the people need is a system whereby both state and National banks will be compel led to guarantee deposits, and only a Democratic victory can secure this reform. With a Democratic presi dent and a Democratic congress it will be easy to secure the adoption of a system which will make both state and National banks secure.” dates for State: Ing a Uie p C. M. Dorrity, of Springfield, A. G. Hovey, of Eugene, and the Honeyman Hardware Company, of Portland, have Instituted suit in the circuit court against the Portland, Eugene & Eastern Railway Company and L. N. Roney, its agent and contractor, to enjoin them front building a rail way trestle across a lot in Stringfield owned by the plaintiffs. The lot is near the the river on the line of the Portland, Eugene & Eastern Compa ny's electric railway between Eugene and Springfield. The plaintiffs allege as follows: FALUNC t HAIRS site, soothes the itching scalp, lives lustre to the hair and stops mailing out. A single application fives relief and proves its worth, save jour hnir before too late. ’Iicm prevents baldness. It is a delightful dressing for the hair, free from grease and sticky oils. Ask your druggist for free booklet Paris, Aug. 29—- The Neth erlands government has asked France to co-operate with lier in the present difficulties with Venezuela France is considering the matter. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ London. Aug 29 A foreign office official stated today that it was not unlikely that Great Britain would as sist Holland in her dispute with Ven ezuela He said Great Britain is in the same position as the United States and has many grievances against Castro, but is reluctant to take action. However. England feels that she can support Holland without being accused of bullying a little state. HARRIMAN WILL TAKE AUTO RIDE HERE ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Atlantic City, Aug. 29.—Charles B. Roberts, victim of the board walk mysterious shooting, is very week to day. Tho bullet penetrated his liver and it is feared will prove fatal According to the police Mrs. Wil liams contradicts the statement of her husband's law partner, who says her husband has been in a sanitarium undergoing treatment and has not been abroad. She stated her wedded life had been one of misery. The negro chair-pusher insists he heard no demand for money, and says the man who did the shooting rv- marked : “You have broken my heart." WON FUTURITY STAKE i Sheepshea«! Bay. Aug. 29. The Futurity, valued at *33,000. was won tiy Mask- ette, a Keene entry, Sir Mar- tin was second and Helmet third. OH own BOUS r*. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Husband Not There Baltimore, Aug. 29. William «S. Williams, whose wife was wi’h Roberts when the latter was shot at Atlantic City,seemingly satisfied the police today that he was not in Atlan tic City on the night of the shooting. The detectives will visit his count» i home and verify the statements. CARTERS! TCHING SCALPI*. )ANDRUFFAND|t A number of l-ane county uopgrow- res held a meeting in Eugene this forenoon to talk over the picking sit uation and to talk "hops" in general. All parts of the hop-growing district of the county were fairly well repre sented. After duly considering the prospect for prices for the crop, it was resolved that the growers could not afford to pay more than 15 cents per 100 pounds for picking this year. According to remarks made by a number of growers, it Is likely that many yards will not be picked even at that price. Others will harvest their crops as usual and trust to a better ment in the market. Early yards iu the county com menced picking last week at 75 cents per hundred pounds, and it is proba ble that this price will prevail | throughout. Yards around Salem ¡.and Independence, where they pick ’ by the box, will pay 40 cents per box. which is equivalent to about 75 cents a hundred. Picking will probably not be gen eral until somewhere between the 5th and 10th of September. + INJUNCTION + AGAINST BUILDING ♦ + TRESTLE WORK ROBERTS WEAK + ANO HIS WOUND MAY BE MORTAL ♦ SICK I LANE COUNTY OTHER NATIONS HOP GROWERS AGRFE WILL SUPPORT ♦ ♦ * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Late this afternoon John H. Hartog. manager of the Commercial Club, received the following message from E H. Harriman tn reply to a message sent by Mr. Hartog stating that the Eugene citi zens wanted to give the rail road magnate an auto ride about the city and stating that if he stayed here only a few minutes he would lie una ble to see much of Eugene, the most beautiful city in Or egon : ’’Your telegram today. All right. Will lie glad to take auto ride with you. Will ad vise later number In my par ty and time of arrival." ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ HOLT LEAVES FOR Theodore Holt, a Eugene boy whose parents live in this city, leaves during the coming week for the Uni versity of Utah, where he has won a scholarship of over one hundred dol lars for research work In ruining Utah has one of the leading mining departments in the United States Tile fellowship was the gift of Colonel E. A Wall, of Salt Lake, and Holt won It from a number of copetltors In va rious parts of the West. He graduated from the University In 1907. Mst year he took graduate w rk in the University mining depart ment. ATTEMPTS SUICIDE Wallace, Ida., Aug. 29.- The con tinuous repititlon of the gossip 1 hat ♦ her husband was untrue last night led ♦ to an attempt on the part of Mrs. ♦ Frank Buster, of Burke, to commit ♦ suicide by swallowing a large quanti ♦ ty or corrosive sublimate. She Is In ♦ a precarious condition. EDWARD H. HARRIMAN. i New York. Aug. 29.—The Coney i Latest photograph of the Railroad f Island Futurity, for 2-year-olds, the King, who has accepted in the Invita-' largest stake offered in this country , tion of the Commercial Club to visit I for horses, will be run over the six- the city of Eugene. furlong course at Sheepshead Bay That Dorrity is owner of twenty-two- this afternoon under different condi thlrtleths of the lot, Hovey is the tions from any that have existed owner of five-thirtieths and the Hon-, since the famous event was inaugu- Woodstock, Conn., Aug. 29. Con- This ap eynian Hardware Company is owner! | rated twenty yeafs ago. gresstnan Charles YC. Littlefleld was plies ti the operation of the antl- of three-thirtieths. That the railway company and Roney on August 22, ' betting law. in regard to which the today appointed receiver of the Wall firm of A. O. Brown A Com- 1908, went upon the land and broke ¡track officials and others interested street pany. He was required to give bonds down and destroyed the foundation , have not as yet mad«« known their at sum of *250,000. of a building that itad previously titude. With or without le tting, the In the stood upon the lot and tore the same 'Coney Island Jockey Club announces down and destroyed It to the damage it will fill its full term of dab-s for | to the owners in the sum of *25. the present meeting, whfvb means i That the defendants immediately ¡thirteen days of racing. thereafter began driving piling there on and to destroy the substance of TOO I,IRLE—Fou I LB I NA the freehold and are building and threaten to build a permanent ob- (Western Oreg st ruction on the ground and will do Eugene's population unless rt*st rained bv the court. Polk's n« iew directory as A deer aaked for an i n juncl ,n this give -s Albanj u rainhig Ithe d'i-fen<lan -<im tnanj- pe« 1 for »-•’ ; it claim-« lid Ing t n f* c»bstruc' RECEIVER FOR WALL STREET FIRM GEORGE NOLANO APPOINTED TO SUCCEED BENSON ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ A DELIGHTFUL POWDER JIL chemical co . set : in the moving picture theatre bu new at the capital city. Professor Dearborn and leave Monday for Blue River. The Daini/Dessert Felix Wagner arrived m th from the north this afternoon. PRLPAliFJ> INSTANTLY. Simply add bob Hon. R. A. Booth returned ina water, cool and sarv c. tOc, per package at from his son's farm at Yoncal' all grocers. 1 flavors. Retuse all substitute*. Miss Stella Bean returt night from a visit at Sodavill Oliver Hart is among the Grove people in the city today. X.wlsml.'. IVI ,.*l*u, Snnctl «ni IVmEnerviti Dexter Sparks, mayor of Blu< ,*>urM » l»<’nti.'nln«lll.r.n.bm. Inolu.lm« olà». Kw, • .«■<>.» nuhHHlla «lo. all on «ha er. is in the city to see the Circus. t'-**“'«’ 'a Ihnl bM «<>■ arentnet •«. < uM„ nut an<1 « om *. V a halp I mi va «hoMniet W. Gifford Nash was a stage pas oL’T’ man i 'Ì t » T?'HIV*»,n*«lr,W <rf senger this morning for Blue River ai aanjr««, ,' ' ' J”1 '•«' •" l «-alalo. Ml- Retna McCullay, Of Halsey, is LALBANY COLLÌSE,«■ALBANY, OREQQN visiting in the city for a day or so. NOTH I OR Pt Bl.It 4 1 ION. W. B. Sc.itt and family are down U. 8. Land Office at Roseburg, from l.e.iliurg taking in the big show Editor S L. Moorhead, of the June- Oregon. July 15, 1908. Notice is herein given that Harrl- tion City Times, is attending the clr- •on K. Shirk of 725 E 11th St.. Eu cus. C. A. Murphy and wife, of Char- gene. Oregon, who. on July 14th, ter Oak, lowa. arrived iu Eugene to- 1908, made application under the Timber and Stone Acts. No. 0217. for day. W ’•» of NF '« ; SE 4 of NE14 ; and Walter Carroll come up from Junc NE14 of 8E %, Section 8, Township tion City on the afternoon train to 1», South. Range 6. West, Willam day. ette Meridian, has filed notice of in Miss Maude L. Blair was among tention to make Final Proof, to es the Cottage Grove people in the city tablish claim to the land above des today. cribed, before W. W. Calkins, U. S. Attorney F. M DeNeffe expects Commissioner, at his office at Eu to leave Monday for Mapleton on bus gene. Oregon, on the 7th day of Oc tober, 1908, iness. Claimant names as witnesses: Mrs. C. F. Hurlburt and daughter came up from Junction this after Ixmls Hoselton of Crow, Oregon ; Leme Hoselton of Crow, Oregon ; noon. Al- Miss Mae Franscn. of Portland. Is John Lewis of Crow. Oregon; I the guest of the family of J. M. bert M. Hendricks of Eugene, Ore gon. Howe BENJAMIN L. EDDY, Mrs. A F Register. this morning Vleton. NOTICE Kill PUBLICATION. J. W. Owen went to Portland today Department of the Interior , U. 3. and will probably remain there for Land Office at Roseburg. Oregon, some tlnu . August 8, 1908. Fred Parker was a passenger on Notice is hereby given that Wltllam the afternoon train today Tor Dexter t'lubb, of Eugene, Oregon, who, oti on a visit. July 28, 1908, made application un Mrs. J. T. Rowland and daughter. der the Timber and Stone Acts, No. Miss Mae. are home from their outing 9519, for the S’n of NE%, Section at Newport 12. Township 17 South. Range Miss Louise Hanson went to Rose 7 West. Willamette Meridian, has burg this afternoon to accept a po fl tod notice of Intention to make Fl- sition there. nal Proof, to establish claim to the George Gross and a friend left on land above described, before W. W. the stage this morning for Blue Calkins, U. S. Commissioner at his River on a hunt. office at Eugene, Oregon, on the 2nd Miss Anna Oglesby , of Colfax. day of November, 1908. Wash., formerly of Cottage Grove, Is Claimant names as witnesses: in the city today. Hal. K. Wood, of Eugene, Oregon. Miss Eva Eaton arrived down Marvin L. Hammitt, of Eugene, from Roseburg last evening to viBlt Oregon. Miss Myrtle Forrest. Warren c. Smith, of Crow. Oregon. Mrs. Julia Caylor and daughter, Clark H. Decker, of Walterville, Miss Frankie, leave In the morning Oregon. for Portlaud, where they expect to re BENJAMIN L. EDDY. side In the future. Register. W. C. Conner, editor of the Cottage Grove Leader, and his wife are In the NOTICE FOIL PUBLICATION. city attending the circus. U. 8. Land Office at Roseburf, soon Ben Bingham and wife will Oregon, June 17th, 1908. move to the Bingham farm at Deer- Notice is hereby given that Alex horn, where they will reside. Hasvol of Crow, Oregon. who. on been W. P. Cheshire, who has March 13th. 1903. made Homestead spending several weeks at Foley Entry No. 12503, for NW *4. section even- 19 south. Range Springs, is expected hofne this Township 12, ~ West. Willamette Meridian, 6 Ing. notice of intention George H Smith and Fred Wrap has filed final five-year proof, left on this morning's stage for Bel to make knap's ranch, on the McKenzie, on a to establish claim to the land above described, before W. W. Calkins. U. hunt. E C. Conner and wlte and <’. A 8. Commissioner, at Eugene, Oregon, Beidler and mother are among the on the 2 9th day of September. 1908. Claimant names as witnesses: Cottage Grove people attending the Joseph Gates of Crow. Oregon; Earl circus. Earl Miss Jean Wold, after her siltn- Parsons of Eugene. Oregon; mer's visit with her mother and sis Baldwin of Panther, Oregon; H. B. last evening Baldwin of Panther. Oregon ters In Eugene, left BENJAMIN L. EDDY, for New York. Register. and publisher B. W. Bates, editor of the Umpqua Valley News, accoin- Notice for l‘ubBcAli<>ii panted by Mrs. Hates, Is In the city United States Land Office, Ro»e- from Roseburg. Professor Collier, who has been In burg, Oregon, April 17, 1908. Notice is hereby given that In com- the East for several months, Is ex pected home on one of tonight’s pliancv with the provisions'of the act of Congress of June 3, 1 878, entitled, trains or tomorrow. Harold Marsh arrived up from “An act for the sale of timber lands Portland today and will visit at the In the States of California. Oregon, summer home of C. II. Hales and Nevada, and Washington Territory,” as extended to all the Public Land family south of the city. Miss Sadie Imhoff, formerly trim States by act of August 4, 1892, mer for the Misses Colvin In Eugene, Parley 8. Pierce of Springfield, Coun Is now head trimmer at the Vogue ty of Lane, State of Oregon, filed it» this office on April 16, 1908, his millinery parlors in Salem. Chas Dickerson and wife, who sworn Htati-ment No. 9713, for the have been living on their farm near purchase of the SW 1-4 of NW 1-4 Junction since June, are In the city and W 1 I of SW 1 4 of Section No. 2 4 in Township No. 18 south, Range today to attetid the circus. Mrs. D. I*. Cartnu'll and son. John, No 8, West.’W. M., and will offer returned yesterday from an outing at proof to show that the land sought Belknap Springs. John rode down is more valuable for its timber or ■tone than for agricultural purposes, on his bicycle In seven hours. I.. W Allen, of California, arriv and to establish his claim to said ed here today from the north to visit land before W. W Calkins, U. 8. at the home of bls nephew, L. B. Commissioner, at his offliin Eu- gene, Oregon, on Thursday the 3rd Rossman, north of the city. Mrs. Fitz Weber, of Eugene, passed day of September,, 1908. He nam<*s as witnesses: William 11. throng i tills noon bound for Inde pendent, at which place they wlil Pierce of Walton, Oregon; Jarvis U. Sutherland, of Walton, Or- gon; Wil- make their home. Albany Herald Orange Callison, son of ex-County Harn 8. Sutherland of Walton, Ore- gon, William Neely of Eugene, Ore- Commissioner J. T. gon. Pleasant Hill, and wh Any and all persons claiming a<1- Port- ' sided In d for I versely th«» above-desc;ibed lands »re >r on ri'iursti-d to file their claims In this office on or before llie said 3rd day of Sptember, IStix BENJAMIN L EDDY. ________________ •_ Register._ Notice Lor l*uhh< ati«>n. United States I.and Office, Roseburg. Or.. March 31. 1908. Notice Is h- r«-l>y given that In com pliance with the provisions of the act f congress of Jun- 3. 1878, enti Omaha. tled " \n ar- for the sale of timber lands In th«- states of California, Ore- Hurling Nevada and Washington territo- as extended to all public land s by act of August 4. 1 892. Jon athan 11. Vincent, of Eugene, county t Lane, state of Oregon, filed in this office on June 17. 1907, his sworn statement No. 9375. for the pttreha'« of the WV>, 8E%. of Section No. 22, In Township No. 19 south of Range (III Pl Bl.l< No. 2 west, W. M , Or., and will offer proof to show that the land sought Is Alice more valuable for Its timber or stone who. I than for agricultural purposes, and r ■(»- to establish his claim to said land be of SW ! fore the reglate I» South office, at Resell M-rldlan. ‘ nesday, th n to niakt- 1 908. James He n im< n ; Jo Wilhelm ni Jtw : Ea ri JELL-O GENERAL MANDERSON INJURED BY AUTO HOYT CHEMICAL CO. *O«TU*I»O. ORCSOM '“•-arts a pleasing softness delicacy to the skin < *“0 restrains the ravages of sun, wind and time. - , cn’:nued application elimi- •nd -Un 4rn'1,0 *nd freckles and ”nPerceptible annoying b errushea and sallowness, “’ses a dainty, clinging odor •usiveiy its own and is in every I * Perfect toilet luxury.IPrice Ask your druggist for it. g CASTOR IA For Infant» and Children. EDDY. Register.