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O. O. Oe FOR RHEUMATISM
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of uric acid in the nerves, muscles, joints and bones produce the pain and
agonv of Rheumatism. To treat the trouble with medicines containing pot­
ash or other strong minerals, is simplv adding another poison to the already
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lor Rheumatism is S. S. S. It is nature's remedy for thia disease, made
entirely from healthful vegetable ingredients extracted from the roots, herbs
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removes every trace of the cause of Rheumatism, cleanses and purifies the
circulation, and restores health and comfort to those who are suffering from
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Rheumatism uud any medical advice free.
FULL DETAILS OF
FISHER MURDER
THVMDAT,t MMUfBKR B.
gon pioneers. When he was quite
young they moved to Monmouth,
where be went to school with his
brothers, Frank and George.
His
father conducted a livery stable
there and was quite prosperous.
Ralph Fisher graduated from the
normal school at Monmouth in 1899
and took up the profession of teach­
ing, acting as principal of the Wood­
burn schools for some time when he
went away, studied law in Troy, Jda.,
and was there admitted to the bar.
He had been in the law business
there for four years with offices in
the Mohawk building.
Salem attorneys and his friends
here held Fisher in the highest es
teem and nothing but praise is heard
for his character and his ability.
NOTED ROBBER IS
TESTIMONY OF
SOON TO BE TRIED
ARCHBOLD CONTINUES
Minneapolis. Minn., Nov. 30.—The Executive Head of Standard
officials of the Hennepin county jail
Trust Still On the
are keeping close watch on Frank
ble Portland Law­
Shercliffe. the noted desperado, who
Stand
is about to be tried on the charge ‘
yer
of having been implicated in the rob­
bing of a Northern Pacific train at
of this year. Shercliffe, who is a
New York. Dec. 1.-—The thread of
many of many aliases and has a long
Portland, Nov. 28.—A tragic fea­
record of crimes in all parts of the | the narrative of the building up of
ture of the slaying of RalDh B. Fish­
country, was located and arrested, th* Standard OB Company carried
at Knoxville, Tenn., a short time ago. Archbold's teetlmony through the li­
er, chairman of the grievance com­
The authorities of Colorado and of quidation stage and brought It up to
mittee of the Oregon State Bar As­
Minnesota made requisition for the the holding period of the New Jersey
sociation here today by J. A. Finch,
prisoner’s extradition and the re­ company. it is expected tho direct
the disbarred lawyer, second only to
quest of the Governor of Minnesota examination of Archbold will be con­
the killing itself, was the unexpected
cluded today and will be followed by
visit to Fisher's office of Mrs Fisher. OREGON HIGH
was honored.
The charge upon which 8hercliffe gt-veral days of cross-examination by
When Finch entered Fisher’s of­
is about to be tried is based upon the government.
fice and with the words, •'Hello.
__
SCHOOL DEBATING
It is expected that William Rocke-
the confession of Owen Ball, now >
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. Ralph,” on his Bps fired the fatal
serving a sentence at Stillwater, who! feller will be the naxt witness.
shots, Fisher was waiting for his
LEAGUE BULLETIN stated that ghercliffe had been his
wife and baby son, Fisher’s body
partner in committing the robbery1 RIGHT-OF-WAY AGENT
had been taken away from his of­
supreme court for a writ of certio­ fice but there were other ghastly evi­
on the Northern Pacific train in
FAMOUS OIL CASE
rari, thus bringing the famous re­ dences apparent which conveyed to
The Guard is just in receipt of the April. It is charged that Shercliffe,
FOR OREGON EASTERN
bate ease before th»- highest tribunal. Mrs. Fisher that her husband had November number of the University and Ball boarded the train at Min-1
GOES TO SUPREME
neapolis and, after the train had
This is the case in which the court been slain.
of Oregon Bulletin, containing the covered
a few miles, entered the Pul­
IN EUGENE AGAIN
of appeals reversed Judge Landis’
Fisher has practiced law in this list of officers, constitution and by­
COURT OF NATION fine of «29,2 40,000 against the cor­ city four years, coming here from laws,
man sleeper and held up the oc­
propositions
for
debate,
bibliog
­
cupants.
Ball
was
arrested
in
Mar-;
poration.
Woodburn.
His wife was a sister raphies, debate libraries and an­
Major
Edwards.
right-of-way
The government In Its petition for of Thomas B. Kay, woolen manufac­ nouncements of the year 1908-9 of sballtown, Iowa, charged with the
He confessed and impli­ agent for the Oregon Eastern rail- 1
u writ of certiorari advances as its turer of Salem. Fisher was 28 years the Oregon High School Debating hold-up.
way. the Harriman line which is pro­
Washington, Nov. 30 -Another principal prayer the importance of old. He was the man who drafted
cated Shercliffe.
In Colorado Shercliffe Is wanted jected from Eugene over the Cascades
step in the government suit against the interpretation by the supreme the resolutions of sympathy to Mrs. League. The league consists of 3 4
the Standard OI1 Company of Indiana court of the United States of certain Francis J. Heney sent by the bar schools, divided geographically into on the charge of having murdered and through Klamath Falls to Weed.
goes on record today, when the coun­ clauses in the railroad lejgte law. association, Finch was born In this five districts. The Eastern Oregon and robbed John Walsh, a saloon­ Cal., is in the city again, having ar­
sel for the government applies to the It is pointed out that several ructions state and studied law in Albany, district comprises the high schools of keeper in Leadville. He was ar­ rived Saturday from San Francisco.
Baker City, Crook county, Elgin. La rested in Lansing, Mich., when he When seen by a reporter this nicrr-
I
of the Elkins law are not sufficiently while working for a newspaper.
Fisher conducted disbarment pro- Grande, Ontario. Pendleton, Sherman tried to dispose of some stolen gems in>; the major stated that the object
explicit In view of the conflicting
county, and Union; Columbia river in May of this year. He was taken ol his visit here at this tin-e ia to;
court decisions and that, the court of ceedings against Finch which result­ comprises Astoria,
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The
Dalles.
last resort should for the benefit i f ed in his suspension for a year and Gresham, Hood River, Newberg. Til­ to Colorado, tried and convicted of | finish up a few small unsettled mat­
murder and sentenced to twenty-five; ters concerning the right of way for
V. S Land Office at Roseburg, Ore­ ull concerned take jurfsidet'ou of tho it was Fisher's refusal to sign a pe­ lamook, Woodburn and Yamhill; years
in the penitentiary. On the' the line. He expects to Ito here about [
case and give a consu'iicUon which I tition urging Finsher’s reinstate­ Central Oregon district, Albany,
gon, June 23, 1908.
way to the penitnetiary at Canyon1 a week. While he is not tn a po- [
ment
that
caused
today
’
s
attack
to
be
will
be
final
and
binding
upon
all
in
­
.Noth'* la hereby given that Judith
Brownsville, Cottage Grove. Eugene. City Shercliffe escaped from the [ sition to state positively, Major Ed­
made.
Ann Carnahan, of Coeur d’Alene,, ferior courts,
Jefferson, Junction City, Lebanon. sheriff and was not heard from un-| wards thinks that construction wurz.'
Finch
was
either
out
of
his
mind
........................
Idaho, who. „..
on .Tune 13th,
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1908,;
The officials of the :iepart.inent of
Salem and Silverton; Southern Ore­ til he jvas arrested at Knoxville, |
made timber application No. 10172, justice who are must closely ldenti- when he shot Fisher, or he Is playing gon district, Central Point, Grants Tenn. The Colorado authorities are, on the new railway will l>egin early,
a deep game, using his knowledge
next year.
f°r s!i’ °t nw^i ue'^
nw*4, Sec-.fivd With the Standard Oii suit have
the law to help him In his present Pass, Klamath county and Roseburg; awaiting ths outcome of the Impend-'
4 W. 4, Willamette Meridian, has, found upon an examiaa'ion that tpe of
dilemma. While he asserted in the Coos Bay district. Bandon, Coquille, ing trial with great deal of inter-;
H1«d notice Of Intention to make Supreme Court refuses Io grant, writs most emphatic language that he did Marshfield, Myrtle Point and North est, as it is understood that Sher-i ANOTHER HOTEL PROJECT
1
Final Proof, to establish claim to the/'f c.-rtiprari in cases decided by the
cliffe will be immediately extradited
hot see Fisher at all today ailu con­ Bend.
land above deicrlbe/t. before the lh>|l«>l K(a(es elretilt •ouris of appeal sequently did not kill him, he talks
to the Colorado authorities, in case)
IS LAUNCHED
Register amt Receiver, «t tlossbufif. | unless tho questions at issue involve
Saturday evening about 5 o'clock he should be acquitted of the charge)
perfectly
frank
on
all
other
subjects.
Orsrfi
Orugotl, OU the 20tj day of January, [the interpretation or the constitution­ He does not plead forgetfulness, on Lawrence Melvin Bond, son of in connection with the Northern Pa­
1909
ality of the law. The government
a merchaut of Coburg, aged 14 cific train robbery.
Claimant names as witnesses: contends that under the rate filing the other hand when the officers years, was shot and instanly killed
Shercliffe, alias Cunnings, alias
Talk of a new hotel in Eugene has j
who
examined
hin,
tonight
declared
Hal E. Wood, of Eugene, Oregon; one circuit court <>f appeals n!iy
by Lee Smith, a youth of about the Reynolds, etc., began bis criminal been rife for some time past and
to
Finch
that
he
had
been
seen
in
Marvlu L. Hammitt, of Eugene, Ore­ place one construction upon It. and Fisher's office and had been arrest­ same age, as they were out goose career at the age of seventeen, by several projects have been talked
gon; George 8. Corner, of Coeur another court in another Circuit a
in the Mohawk building and hunting. The killing was accidental, robbing a sate in Aurora. Ill. He of, but the one that seems tp have
d’Alene, Idaho; Samuel Carnahan, conflicting construction, and that It ed
other matters connected with the and Coroner Gordon, who went to shot at the officers, pursuing him. the best prospects for materializa­
of Coear d’Alene, Idaho.
Is posstble that nine different con­ tragedy, be becomes very excited and Coburg to investigate the matter, but was captured. He was convicted , tion is that of a 100-room building
BENJAMIN L KDDY,
structiouH may come from the nine told them they were “damned liars.” deemed it unnecessary to hold an In­ at Geneva. 111.. August 17, 1886. and at the corner of West Eighth and
Register.
sentenced to two years’ imprison­ Olive streets. F. E. Dunn has taken
circuits. The complications that He Insisted that he is not insane. quest.
A-
could arise have been used for their He says that the news that he was
Young Bond and Smith were in ment in the Joliet penitentiary under an option on the corner lot owned
full effect In the petition of the gov­ disbarred wts a great shock to him. company with George Smith, father the name of John Cummings. He by William McFarland and It is in-
Notice for Publication
ernment and the officials of the de­ He denied that he had been drink­ of
George
Drury
and was discharged August 4. 1888.
Lee,
~
tended to erect a four-story building
According to the statement of the there and use the two upper stories
were
partment of justice are confident that ing excessively since that event.
Maxwell,
They
Professor
•Jepartnient of the interior,
police
authorities
Shercliffe
was
ar
­
fiver
the
McKenzie
the court will grant the request for
along
United States I,and Office at
The tragedy occurred in Fisher’s all
of the Dunn-Wilkins three-story
Roseburg, Or., Aug. 21, 1908 a construction of the law.
private office 322 Mohawk building, bottom, a mile west of the rail- rested at Gallatin. Mo., under the block, now in course of construction
name
of
Charles
Reynolds,
charged
Third and Morrison streets.
Miss road bridge. The boys were ahead
Notice is hereby given that Mrs.
and which adjoins the McFarland
IX TOT R1WW
Verna Burkhardt, Fisher’s steno­ of the others and suddenly noticed a with robbery, but he escaped from' lot, in connection, making a splen­
Be’lnda J. Meredith, of Eugene, Ore­
the
sheriff
by
holding
him
up
with
j
grapher, was the only witness, and flock of geese. They crawled up to
gon. who on Aug. 21, 1908, male ap­
did building for a hotel. If the pro­
The merits of Texas Wonder /Oil she fled screaming from the room. within shooting distance of the geese a revolver.
plies! on under the timber and stone
ject goes through. It is intended to
The
next
sentence
was
one
year
in
I
adts. ,';o. 0901, fur 8% of NW H and vonld never suffer from Kidney, The assassin emerged deliberately and both fired. Bond fired a second the Utah penitentiary, December 3,[ put Up a hotel that is modern in
af 3W(4, Section 24, Totnnshlp bladder or rheumatic trouble. «1 a from the room where lay his victim shot and suddenly arose, just in time 1890. for a burglary committed at, every particular. The plans for the!
18, south. Range 7 W., WIBamett* hottie (two months' treatment» sold and was about to take the elevator to receive the full charge of shot Ogden. He later escaped, but wasj Dunn-Wilkins block show that every
Send for when he was seized by Dr. Leonard, from young Smith's gun as he. too.
room is well lighted and it will be
Merld mi. hr* filed uotlce of Intention by O. J. Hull, or by mall
fired a second shot, The shot enter­ recaptured and served his term, be­ splendidly arranged for a hotel.
to make final proof, to establish testimonials. Dr. F W Hall, 292 0 who detained him.
ing
discharged
March
11.
1892.
Attorney Chester V. Dolph, who ed the back of the head and death
rlai'u to the land abov: described, Oliv« street. St Lonl»
Shercliffe will also be remembered There will be sixty rooms in that
was with Dr. Leonard and others, resulted two hours afterward..
V-fure W. W. Calkins, ti. S. Com
in
connection with the diamond rob­ portion of the building and forty in
Young Bond was a bright-lad and
l.ila-.lorer, at his office at Eugene
F. J. Hard returned home yester­ followed Finch to the elevator shaft,
bery
on a Sioux City & Pacific train.1 the new structure on the corner.
Mr. Dunn hopes to be able to an­
< i-v ton. on the 13tli duy of Novem­ day from a trip to the Bohemia disarmed him with little difficulty, was liked by all who knew him. He on November 4. 1892. He boarded
He was a pupil in the eighth grade of the
nounce within a very ^jiort time a
ber. 1908.
mines. Hu reports that the snow Is though he offered resistance.
the
train
at
Omaha,
and
as
it
neared
his
tjluimant names as witnesses: Wil going off rapidly. He was accompan­ insisted on beiug permitted to des­ school at Coburg Young Smith nat­ California Junction, la., entered one successful consummation of
Hani D. Neeley, of Eugene, Oregon; ied on the trip by Professor Barker cend, but instead was locked in an I urally icele very badly over the acci- of the coaches and attacked Wil­ plans. in that case it is probable
that the work of putting up the build­
John Dick, of Eugene, Oregon; Monte of the School of Mines at the Univer­ office on the third floor and held dent.
The funeral was held today and liam G. Pollock, who resisted and was ing on the corner will commence as
uutil the arrival of the police. Finch
’ilurr, of Cottage Grove, Oregon; sity.
shot
down
by
Shercliffe
and
robbed
was at once taken Into the office the body interred in the Coburg I. O.
Birdlna Meredith, of Eugene, Ore-
of unmounted diamonds valued at soon as possible thereafter.
from which the sulphurous smoke O. F. cemetery.
Ä X A aÄ J
« •
,ion; IS J. Frasier, of Eugene. Ore
«20,000.
After the robbery Sher­
was still pouring and looked down
BOB.
cliffe signalled the train to stop and
upon
the
prostrate
form
he
had
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
HITCHCOCK MAY
IRVING NEWS OF
made his escape.
slain. He gazed coolly and appar­
t
Register.
It is believed that Shercliffe was
ently unmoved upon the bleeding I
GIVE FULTON AID concerned in the Wachorsch diamond I
LOCAL IK :EREST
figure, uttered not a word, turned
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robbery in San Francisco, on Jan-[
and walked out in custody of the offi­
i
uary
1.
1893,
when
«5,000
worth
of
j
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cers.
!' S. Land Office at Roseburg,
Hot Springs. Va., Nov. 2 8.—A dis­
(Special Correspondence.)
“I wouldn't speak to him, and I’ll patch to the Washington Post says in unmounted stones and jewelry were
Oregon, October 1. 1908.
Irving Nov. 28—-Llvta Bond is
forcibly taken from a show window.'
U. 8 Land Office at Roseburg, get the rest of the bunch," he said part:
Notice Is hereby given that Jona­
Shercliffe was arrested at Gilman, i home for a few da • s' visit.
to one of the officers who rode in
Oregon, September 17, 1908.
than H. Vincent. of Eugene, Oregon,
"Senator Fulton Is here to offset Col., on July 23, 1893, and burglars'
Mrs. A. J. Zumwalt spent Thanks­
Notice Is hereby given that Alice the patrol ^agon with him.
«bo, on Juno 17th. 1907. made Tlni-
any influence which his colleague.
At the city jail he positively denied Senator Bourne, may have exerted tools were found in his possession. giving with her daughter. Mrs. Tark­
ber application» N.:. 9375. for W Mi J. Perdue, of Eugene. Oregon, who.
,
District
Attorney during the past week upon Mr. Taft. He was later taken to Logan, la ,! ington.
of HE
Section 22. .owushl i 19 on May 1st, 1908, made Timber Ap­ the murder to
Re- . D. Morris has been quite Bl,
tried and convicted of the Pollock
•^>ntb, Ran'te 2 West,
Willamette plication No. 99 04 for W Mi of SW'4, Cameron. He had been in his own Mr. Bourne is in favor of the election robbery
and on September 22, 1893, but is some better, yet not able to
Mertui'ir, h.is flled notice of Inten Section 24. Township 19 South, office nearly all day, he said, and of Governor Chamberlain. Mr. Ful­
sentenced to serve seventeen fill his pulpit on Sunday.
tfr»n tj m.xke Final Proof, to eatabllih Range 8 West, Willamette Meridian, had not been near Fisher's office. ton, on the other hand, does not be­ was
Misses Eliza and Jennie Spencer
has filed notice of Intention to make He talked confusedly and at times lieve a Democrat should be chosen, years In the Fort Madison peniten-'
claim to 'h- land above doset
Final Proof, to establish claim to the ’.inintelllgently, apparently under the since the Republicans have a large tiary. He was paroled from that were visitors in Irving Friday after­
‘lcfor- the Register and Rneelvi
institution on November 29, 1900, noon .
land above described, before W. W. influence of either drugs or liquor. majority in the legislature.
ftoaehurg Oregon, on the 12th
Mr.
Cliff Edwards and wife, of Eugene,
Calkins, U. S. Commissioner, at Eu- Fisher, at the time of his death Bourne has been hoping to persuade but was arrested in December of the
>f D< •!!'tier. 19*8.
gene, Oregon, on the 24th day of was seated at the desk in his private Mr. Taft to express himself in favor following year on the charge of hav­ were 'he guests of H. A. Small on
Claims': 1 names as witnesses
ing violated his parole.
He tried Thanks g'vlng.
[ office, awaiting the arrival of his
Jami j Wilhelm of Creswell, f)ie- December, 1908.
Miss Emily Golde spent Sundav at
wife and baby. Only a few moments of Mr. Chamberlain's election. His to escape, but was shot in the heel t
Claimant names as witnesses:
gon; Joseph Wilhelm of Zinn, Ore-
colleague hopes that the president­
W. D. Neely, of Eugene, Oregon; before the entrance of the assassin elect will not only not be influenced and was taken back to Fort Madison, home, returning to Eugene Suflday 1
gon; Joseph A. Mayo, of Zion, Oro-
;ou; Karl McNutt of Eugene. Ore- M E Gillespie, of Eugene. Oregon; I the wife had called him by telephone in such a way. but may take the ex­ to serve the rest of bis term. Ue evening.
was discharged the latter part of:
Miss Florence Runyan goes to Eu- '
Minnie Wtnniford, of Oakland, Ore- ' | telling him she would be down pre­
<011.
September, 1904.
gene Sunday to accept a place in I.
gon; E. Wliattam, of Eugene, Ore- sently and would bring the baby. actly opposite position.
Re advertisement.
Logic
of
Situation
After
the
Northern
Pacific
train;
T. Nicklin's store until after the holt- |
Miss Burkhardt, who witnessed the
gon.
BENJAMIN I, EDDY.
"The logic of the situation is that. robbery in April Shercliffe was' days.
tragedy fell Into a swoon after hys
BENJAMIN L. HDDY.
Register
If
Mr.
Taft
expressed
any
opinion
at
traced
through
several
states
of
the
Christmas will soon be here. One I
Reg'ster. terically fleeing down the corridors
I
NOTICK Foil PI HI.1CATION
of the building. Mrs Fisher, who, all. it should be in favor of Mr Ful­ Middle West, but he managed to' can already realize the hallowed in-1
ton.
The
latter
senator
was
advocat
­
elude
the
police
authorities,
until
;
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with the baby, arrived at the office
fluence of the joyous Christmas tide,
i
<J. S Land Office at Roseburg, Ore
as the coroner was removing the last ing the nomination of Mr. Taft when I be was located In Knoxville, Tenn. 1 the blessed spirit of "Peace on earth,
When
the
officers
tried
to
arrest'
Mr
Bourne
was
insisting
that
Pres
­
(J. B Land Ofllcw at Rneeburg, Ore­ vestiges of the crime, was overcome
gon, September 23. 1908.
good will to Then," that pre­
ident Roocsevelt should be nominated him. Shercliffe drew a revolver and vails among the children of men.
gon, September 21, 1902.
Notice Is hereby given that Jay
by the ghastly spectacle.
for
a
second
elective
term
Mr
Ful
­
•
hot
at
them.
He
was
finally
over
­
Notice Is hereby given that Wealey
It. Melvin, of Fisher. Oregon, who,
“It was horrible to see, and still
ea March 5. 1902, made Homeetesd O. Bowers, of Fisher. Oregon, who, more horrible to think that I might ton worked hard In co-operation with powered and great care was taken1
Kntr- No 14340 01419, for 8W »4 on October 15, 190», mad« Home­ have stopped him If I had seliod the state organization during the to prevent his escape. At first he HOTEL GROSS SOLD
of
8 >4 of 8WS. Section 13. stead Entry No. 1210!. SR. 0142«. the weapon," said Miss Burkhardt campaign, and the state gave the Re­ fought his extradition, but submitted'
MW *4 of NW ’.4. Section 24. Towu- for SFfu. Section 21, Township 15, tonight. Just as he entered th erear publican nomine« a tremendous ma­ when he found that he was to be |
extradited to Minnesota and not to!
TO A. J. PICKARD
ihlp IS South, Range 10 West. Wil­ South, Rang« 9 West, Willamette door when 1 stood holding
___ It open jority.
"Mr. Fulton had a long conference Colorado.
lamette Meridian, has filed notice Meridian, has filed notice of inten- he drew a shining revolver from his
of iatentlon to make Ftn.il Five Year tloa to make Final Five Tear Proof, pocket. He began shooting so quick­ with National Chairman Hitchcock
AND DAUGHTER
Brood, io eatabllah claim to the land to establish claim to the land above ly I could not scream a warning and | this afternoon and subsequently the PIONEER WOMAN PASSES
above described, before W W. Cal­ described, before W. W. Calkins, U. I was not sure Fisher ever knew who two men saw the president-elect. It
A. J Pickard and his daughter.
kins, I S Commissioner, at Eugene. 8. Commissioner, at Eugene, Oregon, It was who shot him. for just as he may be safe to assume that Mr Taft
AWAY SUDDENLY Mrs.
Grace Lancaster, have leased
will not inject his personality Into the
Oregon, on the 9th day of December, on the 9th day of December, 1908.
glanced up the man fired.
the Hotel Gross for a period of
Claimant names as witnesses:
1908.
"But the face of tl<- slayer will Oregon situation, in pursuance of the
three years and will take possession
(From Monday's Daily Guard 1
Claimant names as wit lessee: Elsworth Prlndel, of Fisher, Oregon; haunt me forever It was drawn and policy he already has announced of
Mrs. A. C. McGee, an early pioneer tomorrow morning. They will make
Fl, worth I’rlndel, of Fisher, Oregon; Peter Hansen, of Fisher, Oregon; horribly distorted.
And there was not hiking part in purely state con­
Peter Heneen, of Fisher, Oror in; Wm F Summers, of Fisher, Oregon; a look of demoniacal triumph as he troversies. But undoubtedly the sym­ of Oregon, died suddenly at her home some extensive Improvements to the
William M Summers, of Fisher, Ore­ Hatfield H. Cooper, of Fisher, Ore­ saw Fisher fall from his chair. But pathy of Mr. Hitchcock is with the near Donna station, on the Mohawk, place and will conduct It along first-
gon; Hatfield II. Cooper, of Fisher, gon.
I could not stand It and ran screem- senior s enator and this may signify some time last night. She had been class lines.
BENJAMIN L EDDY.
Oregon.
a great deal in the event he decides suffering from paralysis for the past
lng for help."
Medicine That is Medicine.
Register.
to exert himself In Mr. Fulton's be- two years and a half and was bedfast
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
Fisher Want.« Leniency.
I have suffered a good deal with
all the time, but th»1 day before she
half.
Register.
Ralph Fisher, a k prosecutor for the
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died she was in as good health as malaria and stomach complaints, but
grievance committ ee. took the matter
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I have now found a remedy that
Many Eugene fans will remember usual. She was found dead in bed keeps
I S lai nd Office at Roseburg. Ore­ In hand at the i nstance of the com-
me well, and that remedy Is
Terry Me rKune and Teeiey Raymond, thts morning when the family arose.
mlttee
and
Immedlately
Interested
gon,
September
22,
1908.
U. S luind Office at Roseburg, Ore­
Mrs McGee was born In Missouri Electric Bitters; a medicine that is'
old
state
league
who
played
In
the
the
ease
to
promote
If
himself
in
Notice
te
h«reby
given
that
His-
gon, September 22, 1908.
stomach
and liver
The Oregonian about 72 years ago and came to Ore­ medicine for
Notice Is hereby given that Peter ’ worth Prlndel, of Flaher, Oregon, possible the welfare of Finch, whom several years ago. this
gon across the plains in the early fif­ troubles, and for run down condi-
to
say
about
sporting
editor
has
was
repentant
for
the
he
believed
who,
on
October
let.
1903,
made
Hansen. of Flaher Oregon, who. on
ties. She first settled in Marion ’ tions." says W C. Klettler, of Halli-1
January 14th, 1902. mad* H«me- Homestead Entry No 12118. 8. R. moves he had made and whom he be­ them- The Portland fans will remem­ county, then <ame to Lane county, day. Ark Electric Bitters purify and;
ber
Teeiey
Raymond,
formerly
short
­
lieved
would
do
better
tn
the
future
01427,
for
RH
of
NWU.
NRI*
of
atead Entry No 11232, 8. It 01420
I
settling near Springfield
She has enrich the blood, tone up the nerves.,
for W%of NE%; F. Hof NW , I8WK*,* NWM of HBH, Section 23. If allowed leniency from the court. stop of the Ixrs Angeles team, and la­ lived In the Mohawk for the past 35 and impart vigor and energy to the|
ter
a
member
of
the
Portland
Club
He
sent
a
letter
to
Chief
Justlc»
Township
15
Routh,
Range
9
West.
Section 18. Township 15 South.
years. She leaves three children, J. weak Your money will be refunded!
Range 9 Went. Willamette Meridian, Willamette Meridian, has filed no­ Bean in which he asked for the con­ during the short shrift of D E Dug R McGee, at home, Mrs. L. W. Wal­ If it fails to help you. 50c at W. A. I
dale
In
this
city
Teeiey
was
a
star
In
sideration
of
the
court
In
Finch's
lle«
of
Intention
to
make
Final
Five
has filed notice of Intention to n:.,k.
ler of Philomath and Mrs. Lue’.la I Kuykendall's drug store.
Final Five Year Proof, to establlah Year Proof, to establish claim to the cane and made an eloquent plei In the I I. 1. league last season, and Yarnell of Salem
rumor
has
It
that
Miquel
Lynch
and
W
behalf
of
the
man
who
he
was
pros
­
ia*<1
above
described,
before
w.
claim to the land above described,
Coach Robert Forbes has gone I
"Cupid” Dugdale are about to grab The funeral will be held at the fani-
before W W Calkins. U 8 Com Calkins. IT. 8 Commissioner, at ■u- ecuting for the committee;
!y home on the Mohawk Wednesday East.
It Is reported that he will |
him
for
the
Seattle
Club
next
season
Married
Halem
tJirl.
De-
gene.
Oregon,
on
the
8th
day
of
mlewloner. at Eugene. Oregon, ou the
at ten a. m.. and the remains will be be married there and then return to I
ft
mnst
be
that
the
muchly
touted
Ralph
Burtrese
Fisher,
shot
fry
comber, 2908.
8th day of December. 1908
interred In the Gager cemetery near I-ane county to go into the lumber I
Claimant name« as witnesses James Finch In Portland yesterday, Terry McKnne failed to deliver the Natron.
Claimant name« as witnesses
b trainees.
goods
and
is
to
be
sent
back
t<
was
well-known
In
Salem,
having
Wesley
G
Rowers,
of
Fisher,
Ore
­
Els worth I’rlndel. of Fisher, Oregon;
"Dug
’
s
”
farming
ground.
St.
Paul.
married
Miss
Bertha
Ixtlfta
Kay.
sis
­
gon;
Peter
Hansen,
of
Fisher.
Ore
­
Wesley G. Bowers, of Flaher. Oregon;
Nearly everybody kows D-»Y\
Take DeWitt’s Kidney and.Bladder!
Wm M. Summer», of Fisher. Ore­ gon; William M. Summers, of Fisher. ter of Thomas B Kay, and one cf
Little Early Risers are the best pllh Pills. They are antiseptic and soothe I
DrWftt
’
s
Carbollzed
Witch
Haze!
the
prominent
young
women
of
the
Or««og;
Hatfield
H.
Cooper,
of
gon; Hatfield H. Oooper. of Fisher.
made.
They
are
small.
pleasant
citv, says the Salem
Statesman Salve Beet salve for burn«, scratches sure Little Liver pills. Sold by al pt in quickly Insist upon DeWitt’s
F!sh»r. Oregon
Oregon.
Kidney and Bladder Pills. Regular I
,
BENJAMIN L. KDDY.
Fl-her was born In Tolk county, Ore­ and hurt*. It is especially good for druggists
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
size. 50c. Sold here by all druggi ts. I
gon. 28 years ago. and came of Ore- I piles. Sold by all druggists.
Register.
Register
Shot in the Back by Disreputa­
Southern Woman Suffered W[4
Uching, Burning RasM^
Her Nearly Crazier BabX
Sore on Nwk, and Two ni
Babies Had Skin Troubles^
CUTICURA A STAND-BY
that neverjails ¡ her
for bearing <J
My Mbv%«d .
neck and nothing that 1 dwT» ? !u*
effect until 1
was nearly full «f
hot
skin d.se~. It w Jg
scratching it l.«u0-e »
ift*
hardly .iw. it. Two 4«
cure Soap
3 k, w fun™™
ment cured mh yw,
broke out on av h*rdt
»
cured it for a whi!s butuV.Z™' 1
in the aummer.
««
g<) nearly craav for it ucEL 2
! used ten drllar, worth
blood medicina* which did
all. then I went I .ck t..mydd.tS^tM
that had never f.,!.d ms
Cuticura Soap. Cuticitra (t ntmmt ' !
Cuticura Rw^iveni did th. w. r? '“J
set also cured my unci«’, baby'eL?
head was a cake of ,€rw tnd jL
another woman's r«oy who wM j,
same fix and nothing e|w did
I speak a wotd of pc.,«, for
whenever I ■*« a ease thnt n»w. j*
Chn’;>Llll,e wilch,r' V® E
8L
Chattanooga, Tenn , F»b. 1«, 1907 '
CUTICURA
OKTMENT
The World’s UraetMt Skin Carets«
Purest axg Sweetaat of
BtwelUeata.
Cuticura Ointment ia oaa of the sum
•ucceaaful ourallvae for torturing, da-
figuring humor, of tba .Irin .nd Mp,
including l<«s (4 bair. ever con>ponndnl[
in proof of which a amgla uoart ri
with it. precedwi by a hot b.tb vith
Cuticura Soap, and followed by mild
doses of Cuticura Pills, is ofteu tnfl.
dent to afford immediate relief in tba
moat distreasing forme of itching burn-
in*. and scaly numors, eeaenus, imu-
tiona. and inflammation., permit -wt
and sleep, and point to a apeedy cur.
when all else fails.
Hold throuehout ihe vorid P-Mter Dn»( nd
Chem Corp.. Sole Props Boftoi. Mm»
» ar-Poet Fw*. How vo Curo ¿ua Hautk
Quality and
Style in
Are the strong features d
the MICHAELS. STERN &
CO.’S line, sold exclusively
in E'.-yene at Hanson’s.
This brand alone is a guar-
ai tee with those who
knew what good clothes
are. Our line of suits of
all grades and prices was
never more complete and
we know our prices are all
that the most careful buy­
er could desire.
Come and see for your­
self, and we will take
pleasure in showing our
goods whether you buy or
not.
Our line of gents fur­
nishings is complete and
in shirfc, underwear and
neckwear we are sure to
have just what you are
looking for.
ED. HANSON
East Ninth Street
Greatest known "midT
?
HighUrd,Or.0ct.il’*9>
*
mare one boitl< nt
Drops a>ri cured b«
This was last wmiff -
not been afte.,«lsi^r-‘y
$.10°
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