Eugene weekly guard., April 28, 1910, Page 3, Image 3

THl BU0KMB WlttLY GUAR D. THURSDAY APRIL 28. 1910
SPRINGFIELD
TEAM LEAOS
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BUSINESS CARDS
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ATTOR N KYS-AT- LA W
0. F 8KIPWOKTH, Attorn «y-al-law;
office over Linn's Drug Store.
L. BILYEU—Attoroey-at-law; office
over Yoran's Shoe atore, Eugene
Ore.
Washington, April 23.— Governor
Charles E. Hughes of New York, has
accepted the appoint incut of Justice
of the Supreme court of the United
State», to succeed the late Justice
David J. Brewer, This an uou nee-
men was made at the While house
today.
COUNCIL EMPLOYS
MAN TO SUPERINTEND
WORK ON POWER PLANT
This Fact — that in addressing Mrs. Pinkham you are con­
fiding your private ill.i to a woman—a woman whose ex­
perience with women's diseases covers twenty-five years.
The present Mr . Ph:'.'. .1, d mghter-in-law of Lydia E.
Pinkham, was for years under her direction, and has ever
since her decease continii'. ! to advise women.
Many women suffer in sik-ncc and drift along from bad
to worse, knowing well tint they ought to have immediate
assistance, but a natural modesty causes them to shrink
from exposing themselves to the questions and probable
examinations of even their family physician. Such ques­
tioning and examination is unnecessary. Without cost
you can consult a woman whose knowledge from actual
cx|x.'ricnce is great.
Engineer Myers, of Tacoma, to
Receive $250 a Month—
Rychinan Start* Work
The city council met Saturday night
and employed Engineer Myers, from
Tacoma, to uuperlutend the construc­
tion of the municipal power ditch at
tin- electric plant on the McKenzie at
n salary of 3250 a month Engineer
Myers Is In the employ of F. C. Kel-
sey. the engineer who bus the con­
tract to build the big plant.
Contractor Rychman, who has been
omployed by the council to finish the
ditch, resumed work today and it la
expe< ted that th« plant will be rushed
to completion. He has a large num­
ber of rnen and teams at th« work
Other minor mailers of business
were transacted ut the m««tlng Hat
urday night by th« council, Included
In th«m being the establishment of
ba»« of grad«« for the curb line on
West K«venth street from Charnelton
to Blair.
(From Monday'» Dally Guard )
R. EDM UNSON, Attorney-at-
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law; rooms 1 snd 2. Eugene Loa*
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A Savings Bank building.
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Htaieling ot the CI u I m
e
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W L. PC. e 8. P. NE38—Lawyer; rooms 14 and
♦ Rpringfleld . . . 2 0 1.000 ♦
15, Eugene Ix»an A Savings bank
♦
. 1 1
.500 ♦
annex. Phone Red 2 881.
♦ Albany ........... . 1 1
.500 ♦
♦ Eugene ........... . 0 2
.000 « H E HOLMQUIST—Attorney . at-
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Kansas City, April 25.—There was nothing harmful about
the atrychnine tonic which Colncl Swope wa* accustomed to
taking, so testified 0. H Gentry, an Independence, Mo., drug­
gist, at the Hyde murder trial today. Thi* druggist filled the
prescription for James Moss Hunton for many years, and Hun­
ton induced Colonel 8wope to take the medicine.
“This tonic,” said Gentry, “is a general one for building up Springfield won Its second game
the system and adding red corpuscles to the blood. It con­ and Eugene lost its second of the
Willamette Valley League series yes­
tains a small amount of strychnine, but is harmless.”
terday afternoon. Cottage Grove be-
As he talked he had in bis hand a six-ounce bottle of the • Ing Springfield’s victim to the tune
8 to 3, and Eugene falling before
medicine, and a* proof that he had faith in his own goods he oc­ j ' of
the weak Albany team by the close
casionally uncorked the bottle and took a drink. Besides com­ ■ score of 7 to 6.
Albany the winners drove in
pounding the tonic, Gentry said he had sold Hunton many other the At deciding
run In the last half of
kinds of medicine which went into the Swope house. None of tho ninth inning. Eugene having tied
score in the first half of that
them contained cyanide of potassium, or other poison in danger­ the
inning. Manager Smith, of Eugene,
ous quantities, he said. Dr. Hyde wrote some of these prescrip­ distinguished himself by securing
(four bits in five times at the bat,
tion* on December 9. However, said the druggist, he sold to j and he played an excellent fielding
some members of the Swope family two tubes of hypodermic game besides It was the opening
| game of the league season at Albany,
strychnine.
and the band played and Dr. Davis,
Gentry's testimony, it is generally conceded, will be a hard mayor of the city, pitched the first
ball. Eugene’s team Is not as poor
blow to the defense. By proving the colonel’s habit of taking as its position would indicate. The
say at each game in which
the tonic the defense expected to explain the alleged presence | players
the team b»s played they have loot
of strychnine in the body.
through bard luck more than any-
MRS. PINKHAM’S STANDING INVITATION:
Women 8ufferin;ffrom nnyii>rinoi L-malc weakness arc in­
, ’blng elee, and promise to make a
' better showing in the future. The
vited to promptly communi cwilh Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn,
Dr. Hyde fsced the first of his al­ report that Dr. Hyde once took bot­ personnel of the team »hows some
Mass. All letters .ire
arc received, opened,
< ¡>vnc<l,if.ul
read and answered by
leged victims shortly before noon to- tled water to the Swope house for excellent material, and the team is
use of himself and wife, the witness j really stronger than it appears. En-
, ( 1 - r *"••••• ■••* *n'"* *
women A woman can •• 1 ' '
da^when Miss Margaret Swope took said:
gene fans think the real race will be
the stand. The physician Is Indicted
to a woman; thus ha.i Lui catabii .hed this confiumcc
Before Colonel Hunton's death. between Eugene and Springfield.
on three counts charging him with Dr. Hdye and wife used to drink
The game at Midway Pars yester­
between Mrs. Pinkh.t.-.i r d t’ic women oi Anien< which
poisoning her.
cistern water at our house. But day was all one-sided—too much so
has never been broken, ¡«ever Los she published a testi- ••THIRD DEGREE”
was
The testimony of Miss Swope
when they came there the Sunday to make it interesting. The most in­
uninteresting In the main, but one before Thanksgiving, Dr. Hyde teresting feature of the afternoon
monial or Used it !?tt r i'. :,hout the written consent «4 the
portion of it proved interesting and brought bottled water for the use of was a play on the side lines. Cot­
TO BE PROBED
writer, and never I ik the company allowed these c< nfi­
may prove a rich field for cross-ex­ himself and Mrs. Hyde. The rest of tage Grove tried a new pitcher from
amination later on. Referring to the the family drank the cistern water.” Sacramento, Fields by name. He wai
dent ill letters to get out ot their t>issession, as the hun­
RY CONGRESS
batted all over the lot. and it was
dreds oi thousands of them in their files will attest.
I not until seven runs had been made
IMPROVEMENTS
IN
CALAMITY
PURSUES
Washington,
April
25.
—
The
sen
­
Out of the vast volume »f I'xjx ri nee which Mrs. Pink- ate committee on judiciary today
by Springfield that he was yanked
'out and George Baker put in his
v h.nn has to draw from, it is more than jxisnblc that she voted to conduct a thorough exam-
FLOURING MILL
HYDE PROSECUTION place. Baker proved to be more of
has gained the very knowledge needed in your case.
a puzzle and kept the score down,
Kansas City, Mo., April 23.—“God but by that time Springfield began
She asks nothing in return except your gocxl will, and her
Springfield. Af-ll 33 -7.te flour
mill wa» stopped today to change seems displeased at efforts to convict to loaf and in the eighth inning,
advice has helped thousands. Surely any woman, rich or
»«me «ha ft Ing in order to place some ! an innocent man of awful crimes on through a succession of errors and a
poor, should be glad to take advantage of this generous
new machinery, snd make some gen­ | mere suspicion," »aid Mrs. B. C. Hyde few hits. Cottage Grove secured three
eral
changes and Improvements In , today, when she learned that another runs. The run-getting was stopped
oiler <>( assistance. Addres« Mrs. Pinkham, core of Lydia
the mill. A new cleaner >a to be in­ witness for the prosecution is near by a beautiful catch in deep left field
E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass.
stalled. together with several other death. Dr. Hyde, her husband, is on by Cooper, who caught the ball on
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I, .a . . Uli
MIMI p — —1 • 1 ■' 1 ■ ■ ■1 — ■' ■“
trial for the alleged murder of Col­ j the run and fell as he speared It,
new machines and repairs.
A.
L. M. TRAVIS, Attoruey-at-iaw; •**
f!cc over Eugene Loan A Saving*
Rank. Eugene, Ore.
4. D ALLEN. Attorney-at-law; office
over Laraway’s lewelrv store. 65*
Willamette street. Phone Black
2881.
C. A. WINTERME1ER, AUoraey-aV
law; land titles and prebate »p»
clalties. Office over Eugens Raa)
Estate snd Investment Co.
VI VERNON PERSONS—Real prop-
erty, probate and corporation la*.
State, federal and land office pra*.
tlce. Phone Main 61. Eugen«, Or.
GEORGE B. DORRIS, Attorney-aV
law; office Hovey building, corn,
er Eighth and Willamette striata,
rooms 1 and 2, nptaalrs.
WOODCOCK A SMITH, Attorneys-at*
law; A. C. Woodcock and Richard
Shore Smith, office 18 West Ninth
st.. Eugene. Or.
PAUL MERRILL, Attorney and
counsellor-st-law; rooms 8 and 10,
McClung building, corner Eight*
and Willamette streets, Eugene,
Or. Telephone Rad 1161.
JESSE C. WELLS, lawyer; 481 Wil­
lamette street. Eugene, Or. Give*
special attention to the examina­
tion of abstracts, drafting of will*,
settling of estates, conveyance*
and collections. Also to all pen­
sion matters. Phone Main 108.
WILLJAMS A BEAN, Attorneys-*»*
law; J M Williams, L. E. Bean.
Practice in all courts of the state
end before U. 3. land office. Of.
flees 12, 13, 14 and 15. McClung
building.
N. HARBAUGH, Attorney-at-law;
special attention given to divorcee
and settlement of estates. Agent
for Continental Insurance Compa­
ny. Room 5, First National Bank
building. Eugene, Or.
holding the ball in the air to show
The old-fashioned mill «tot:eg that onel Thomas H. Swope.
this group which are owned by the
R. D. Mitchell, the undertaker who that he still had it. Another feature
are nearly as old a» Springfield were
AKCHÌTÈCTB.
CLASS SURVEY OF
Hllv«r King .Mining company, which
«old yesterday to the Pacific Paper bad charge of the body of Colonel of the game was a home run by Jew­
la developing them as rapidly as Cir­
ett. chasing in a runner before him. T. G. BIRD, ARCHITECT, of many
Swope,
is
ill
with
typhoid
fever,
the
Company,
where
they
will
be
used
SILVER KING MINE cumstances will permit and tho
The officials of
the league
years' experience In San Francisco.
to grind wood pulp. The stones were malady which baa attacked eight
"Queen" vein, which is the main one
members of the Swope household. To promise better order on the grouuds
Now permanently located in the
placed
In
the
mill
when
It
was
built
U of 0 Students Do Field Work of tho group, makes a remarkably
Cherry building. Room 11. Plana
in 1S54 by Isaac Brigg», At that those who make a study of coinci­ at the games hereafter. There will
fine showing, the ore assaying at
and specifications prepared for
time Springfield was but a vil- dences. and .the prosecution of Hyde i be three officers on the grounds, and
Thor«—Ran Lines for Tunnel from 312 to 316 per ton.
reinforced concrete and steel
lago There was no Southern Pacific in part is based on coincidence, there i any one who makes a disturbance
w
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8.
Risley,
of
thia
city,
apeak»
—Estimated Water Power
frames. Also all other kinds of
and San Francisco was reached by appears to be a strange fate follow­ . will be placed under arrest. The
very favorably of those mines anJ
pack trains going‘up the Wiliamette ing the course of the prosecution. ¡score follows:
buildings.
tf.
•nys thst with the ample water sup­
Springfield
river over the same route that the 1
|
ply
available
and
tho
close
proximity
The engineering corps, consisting
ab. r. h. p.o. a. e. J. R. FORD—Arcnitect, 37 West 7th
Natron cut-off pursues, Springfield 90 YEARS OLD. WILL
of F L Barker, professor of mining of timber, that they ought to treat
.... 4 1 1 1 3 4
st. Phone. Black 26’2, Eugene, Or.
was the stocking up po‘ nt before
and Mineralogy of the U. of <> . anil ore as cheap If not cheaper than at
VIEW COMET AGAN Schermer, p. ... 4 0 1 0 1 0 PHYSICIANS AND SVKGEONS
climbing the mountains, The stones
any
place
In
the
world.
Mr Dry.I< r. his assistant, and Messrs.
Paine, lb. . . . . . . 3
1 « 1 0
ground the flour that was used all
These mln«» are situated about 10
Gllea. Tillotson. Homer, and Young,
Saginaw. Mich., April 24.—Seven­ Lemley, c. . . .. . 3 1 2 9 0 0 C. H. CANNON. M. D.—Homeopathic
over the coast, for th>*re were few
j
miles
from
Gates
and
14
milea
from
Ö
3 0 0
mining cngliicerhig students st the
flour mills here at that time. Upon ty-five years ago W. S. H. Welton, Cooper, if. . .... 3 0
physician. Chronic diseases and
university, have returned from Gates. Lyons and should a railroad bo
the Invention of modern grinding ma­ now 90 years old . watched from the Skinner. 2b. ... 4 1 0 2 1o 1
disease* of women and children a
* here a survey <>f the "Sliver King” essary there are some very
Hardesty.
3b.
0
- - - 4
0 3
1
chines the stones have been discard­ hilltop in the outskirts of Owosso
specialty. Electric, Vibratory and
mines haw Ju t been completed, a» a grades from Lyons to tho mines
Saxton, c.f. . ...3 1 1 1. Ö 0
for the Halley comet.
ed
and
have
lain
outside
the
mill.
Light
treatment. Office, suite 205,
part of the field work In connection can bo used for this purpose.
With him were a number of friends Hardesty, rf. ... 3 *> 1 1 0 0
» he-e they have watched the city's
206. 207 and 208 White Temple.
’ t : ar r<nr^.tZ
with th« mining cour»e, say tho Al­
■ growth They are about five feet in and relatives, But if Providence is
Phone Main 540. Boards Hoffman
bany Herald.
31 8 A 27 8 «
CHARIFS EVANS HUGHKS
I diameter and w< igh half a ten each. kind Welton will see the same comet
1-1 (»I» l’OVNI» A WEEK
House. Phone Main 11.
tf
The party surveyed the proposed
Cottage Grove
May 19.
Governor of New York, who has
tunnel on the "Hllver King" mines
ab. r. h. p.o. a. e.
At ¡east 1» what a young baby- been
He
U
organizing
a
party
to
go
to
OSTEOPATHIC
PHYSICIANS
The
old
fn
h'tned
way
cf
dosing
appointed to succeed the late
and made estimates of th« available ought to gain I in weight. Does your».'
t weak stomach, or stimulating the the same hill with him and see the McFarland, c. .. 5 1 n 1 2 0
water power and found that It wns If not, there's something wrong wl:h I Justice Brewer on the United States heart or kidneys Is all wrong. Dr. comet on that date. He has 50 Inch. 2b.......... . . 4 1 0 2 3 1 DR. H. L. STUDLEY.—Office room*
ample for all purpose«.
Wicks, cf. . . . . . 4 1 1 1 0 0
No. 316, White Temple corner of
It« digestion. Give It McGee'» Baby supreme court l«-nch. , It I» given out F> op first pointe dout this error. friends enrolled.
The tunnel present« a piece of | Elixir and It will begin gaining at ! at the White House that he hr.» ac­ This
Ninth and Oak, Phone Main 589.
Welton is apparently as well as Baker, ss. and p. 4 0 0 1 1 0
Is
why
his
prescription
—
Dr.
fine engineering work and will tap once
Re-Mence 52 7 Pearl, Phone Black
Cures »tornarti and bowel cepted the position
Shoop' re.-toratlve. Is directed enttre- when he saw the first one. His Morey, rf. . .. .. 3 0 0 1 0 0
the main vein« of the "Sliver King" troubles, «1.1« digestion. «top» fret- Inatlon Into «hut Is known as "third ly to the < raise of these ailments—
....
does not require Hill, lb........... . . 4 0 0 9 0 0
>307.
mine» at a grout depth, in regard to fulness, good I for teething bable». degree" methods In extorting confes­ the weak. Ir.slde
or controlling
Klasses. He relate* with deep lnter- Russell, ss. If. . . 4 0 1 1 1 0
the development of surface work, th« Price. 25c and 50c. Sold by Dillon sions from persons charged with icrves. It isn't so difficult, says Dr. «»t the coming and going of the com- Lincoln, ss. 3b. . . 4 0 0 2 1 1 DR ANNA MAURER, Osteopathic
physician, All curable diseaae*
vein to lie tapped by thia tunnel Drug Co.
Fields, p. rf. . . . 4 0 3 0 1 0
n S weak stom-’^t three-quarters of a century ago.
crime; also the practice of employ­
treated, Women and children a
• hows a width of about 2 5 feet and 1»
-h. heart or kidneys. If one goes at
ing
persons
In
the
espionage
of
jur
­
specialty.
Office over F. E.
easily followed, being between two
3« 3 5 24 9 2
A KNOCKER
It correctly. Each Insld* organ tas
or*
Dunn's. 1 Phone Red 1631.
Runs and Hit« by Innings
perfect and well defined walla.
'« c.ntrolllng or InWde nerve. When
it a mtn wbo can't see good In
nerves fall then those organs anv person or thing. It's a habit Springfield .. . . 13 12 0 0 1 0 X—8
There arc »everal fine claims in
♦♦♦♦♦♦»*♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ these
Hits........... .10 13 1 0 0 0 X—7 WALLER A SMITH—Mrs. Olive
must surely falter These vital truths causea by a disordered liver. If you
Waller, Miss A. M. Smith—Osteo­
) are leading druggists everywhere to find that you are beginning to see Cottage Grove . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0—3
t
DIED
♦ dispense and recommend Dr. Shoop's things through blue spectacles, treat Hits........... .0010 1 o 1 1 1—5 pathic physicians, graduates of the
American School of Osteopathy of
Summary
♦
• Restorative. Test it a few days and your liver to a good cleaning out
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Kirksville, Mo..Cherry block Sixth
Struck out—by Fields. 3 ; by Ba-
Improvement will promptly and process with Ballard’s Herbine. A
and Willamette Sts. Phone Main
2; by Schermer, 8. Bases on
At his home near Santa Clare. on surely follow. Sold by Yi rington's sure cure for constpiatfon. dyspepsia. ' ker,
741 Residence Phones, Rud 4211
. indigestion, sick headache, bilious- balls— Off Fields. 1; off Baker. 1;
the river road, north of Eugene. Sun­ Drug store.
and Red 5161.
ne-s, all liver, stomach and bowel off Schermer. 2. Two-base hits—
day, April 24. 1910, Hiram 8. V hlt-
SI list RIIO. FOR THE (A AI'.D.
'-Tihlrs. Sold by Dillon Drug Co. , Lemley, Hardesty. Fields. Hit by
nev. aged 6b years. 3 months and 10
UNDERTAKERS
pitched ball—Lemley. Passed ball—
days, of stomach trouble. He leave»
i
McFarland.
Stolen
bases
—
Paine,
3;
DAY A HENDERSON, undertaker*
n wife and two sons. Irvin Whitney,
Ti
Schermer, 1; Lemley, 2; Inch, 1;
of Roseburg, and Everett Whitney, at
and embalmers, corner Willam­
Fields.
2.
home. The funeral will be held Tues­
ette and Seventh streets.
day, at 10 a. m.. with interment in
W.
T. GORDON, funeral drector.
the I. O. O. F. cemetery. The ser­
JACK JOHNSON
State licensed embalmer. Office
vices will be held in the Santa Clara
and residence. Tenth and Olive
Christian church. Rev. Leon Myers to
IS GETTING FAT streets. Phone Red 4481.
conduct the services.
MININO ENGINEERS
>Ult..ll.utiHBttH>Mt<tinHHUUM>,ltUHlkiHHj(UilHHmH»Mt<«AihUll4d
At the homo of her parents. Rev.
Omaha. Neb., April 24.—Jack
and Mrs. J. W. Rnrecher. In Eugene
HERBERT
LEIGH, mining erg!neer
Johnson and his party left for the
Sunday. April 24. 1910, Kathrvn.
and expert metallurgist. Reliable
*
West
this
afternoon.
Johnson,
among
their 1 R-months-old daughter. The
Information furnished to Intending
the white people, has left behind him
funeral will lie hold this afternoon
Investors. Examinations and re­
the
impression
that
unless
he
chang
­
and the body laid to rest In the Ma­
ports on mines and ore treatment.
es his habits and gets down to work
sonic cemetery.
Eugene. Ore.
very shortly, he will not be in the
same class with Jeffries when the
PIANO TUNERS
two enter the ring.
r '! Hobbs. F N. McAlister and
I
All but the special admirers of
Potter, mipral ers of the estate
Johnson insist that the negro is so r. A. ANDERSON—Piano tuner.
R. Fisk, deceased, filed their
fat that he will not be able to train
’ rv with the probate ronrt this
Leave orders at the Lawrence A
down within that time. Then, too,
■
v appraised the proper-
Roach music store. 2 6 West Sixth
his wind is bad. After giving his
33262.01.
street. Phone Buck 1027.
i
exhibition here, which consisted of
a couple of rounds of tame boxing, he
CONTRACTORS
The Sam Hugh Realty Co. has «ohl
was puffing and wheezing like a por­
'or C. ,1. Biller his fruit ranch of 15
poise.
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER —
acre» throe miles west of Eugene to
Experienced workman; estimates
W W Cook from Oshkosh, WIs. who
furnished; Inside work a special
THE DEMON OF THE AlH
with his family will occupy the place
.et e e e *******ie- ueeeas*****iitrtTT mt » »t
ty; erders will receive prompt at­
Is the germ of La Grippe, that,
The consideration was >3600.
tention. Edgar Martin. 392 Law­
breathed in. brings suffering to
rence street, Eugene, Oregon.
thousands. Its after effects are
Children Who an* Sickly.
weakness. nervousness, lack of ap-
Mothers
who
value
their
own
com-
Whether your financial transactions arc largo or moderate in
MVSIC TEACHERS
petite, energy and »mbition with dis­
rt and the welfare of their children.
TJLILW
volume, a personal Interview with an orrtclal of the Eugene I.onn &
ordered liver and kidneys. The great-
■
honld
never
be
without
a
box
of|
Ravings Bank may reveal lo von distinct advantages In having a
need then is Electric Bitters, the WARREN. MR. and MRS —Teacher*
'hither Gray's Sweet Powders tor I
Stliee the visit of former President Roosevelt and ex-Vice President
hanking connection with this Institution.
splendid tonic, blood purifier and re­
Mandolin. Guitar and Banjo. Club*
i
1180
•hlldren,
for
throughout
the'
banks
to
Rome
the
Methodist
mission
Is
a
much
talked
of
Institution,
You are cordially Invited to discuss any matters in which we
4
coached. Gibson mandolins, Martie
enson. They break up colds, cure 1 settlement, which Is situated In the heart of the great Italian metro|H>lfs. 1» gulator of Stomach. Liver and Kid­
can
be
of
service
to
you.
neys.
Thousands
have
proved
flat
♦
guitars on sale. 654 Olive street.
•» r'shnoss. constipation, teething 1 headed by the Rev It. M Tipple. Dr Tipple entertained Mr I'airbanks dur
Yours for faithful service,
4
they wonderfully strengthen the
Phone. Red 5« 11
flsorders, headache and stomach ■
Ing
his
slay
In
Rome,
which
resulted
In
the
ex-vice
president's
contemplated
nerves,
build
up
the
system
and
re
­
rouble*. Thos powders never fall. I
meeting
with
Pope
Plus
X.
being
cnnceled
When
Colonel
Roosevelt
nrrived
store
health
and
good
spirits
after
' >1 I by all itrugglat 25c. Don’t ac-
ALC0HGL-^
a ^
■ - -
H i u M*>,
• XYteJtlvflV
t any substitute. \ trial pneknxe In Rome Dr. Tipple's visit to the distinguished Ameileau caused so many wllu an attack of Grip. If suffering, try
íNif’4. (h .
’ Kewtle t I»«
CAPITAI IM» M'RI’I I M
'hem. Only 50c. Perfect satisfac­
rumors
to
be
circulated
that
the
ex
president
refused
to
hold
r
public
reception
I
■
ent
fro-*
to
any
mother
who
müh
»»
In
i
n.
Write
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Prices $3.25 to $7.50
Methodist Mission In Rome
And Its Head. Rev. B. M. Tipple
Lawn Hose
13c per foot buys a fine hose
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J. VV. Quackenbush & Sons
82 East 9th St., Eugene Oregon.
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