Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, July 25, 1904, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMISS MAY A Society Belle of 11 1 of London, Ontario, Canada, is a beauti ful girl who knows what Buttering is and Wine of Cardui has brought her back to health. She is one of th social favorites of her home and bur recovery to health has permitted her to enjoy the company of her many friends instead of lying on a bed of siu!:ness tod suffering. For the health tine now enjoys she gives credit to Wine of Cardui, She writes: "I hv frond Wine of Cardui an excel lent rem.- for female trouble I suffered ivt t.nvi .y;a.f3 with terrible bearing-down pains a,i the menstrual period I could hardly stand on my feet and was never rui well. Vine of Cardui was the only medicine that I could iepend on to do me any go I, as I tried several with 06 sue uss. Viae of Cardui cured mc and I have now eoloyed perfect health for two years, and give you all the credit for I know y.iii deserve it." For a young girl Wine of Cardui is the beat rjujay to guide her through womanhood by starting the menstrual 0 ELiaH'l'FCJL ROUTE AYIjUotHT RIDK IZZYCRAG8 EEP CANYONS A JUu Opportunity See Nature, in all her glorious beauty, and then the acme ol man's handiwork. The first i& found along the line of the Denver A Rio Grands Rail road, the latter at the St. Louis World's Fair. Your trip will be o.in of pleasure make the most of it. For information anJ illustrated literature write C. McBride, Gen. Agt PORTLAND, OR. I MM- 1 -juccni.m tiniin.r . RAILWAY THE DIRECTiUNEITi) ST. LOUIS WORLD'S FAIR CITY VIA. PIir.RI.O ANTl KANSAS CITY Connections at OGDEN, UTAH. Through Pullman Sleeping Cars. Free Reclining Chair Car. Dining Cars Meals a la Caste. able Daily Service. and Pamphlets on Appll W. C. McBRJDE , Gen. AgentV.PortJana, Or M. cj. TOWNSEND, in. m. i Tiitn Agt, StLouts LORD KITCHENER Will Make Lhe.Season qt p-,,.. asdT,-,,;l,Or.jtWi rr Bit.' ' ti. fttilVtl "4 I ""S TERMS i f2S with Bsnsl retura prlrHtit". rive Dollars ($ Itaerjiy euh or note Jsly 1 tt, lt. ' Forrtha Infermitln nd pedlgnelerd.;id4resf 3 MARKELL, London. . Canada. flow in a healthy and nat ural manner. Menstruation started right is very easy to keep regular through the years ox mature womannooa. Then the "change of life" need not be feared. Thus Wine of Cardui is woman's best relief from youth to old age. A million women have secured blessed relief from their sufferings by tak ing this treatment. It relieves men strual troubles in an incredibly short time. In a simple case of deranged menses Wine of Cardui never fails. To relieve disordered menses is to remove the cauae of other female troubles. Any physician will tell you that to remove the cause of a disease renders the cure easy, in fact seldom fails to complete the cure. If you would have the same relief which Miss Markell secured try Wine of Cardui. Ton can take it with out an examination and without any publicity whatever. Ton can take it in the privacy of your home and secure just as much benefit as if a doctor had prescribed it for you. Thousands of wo men are feeling the vigor of returning health by taking Wine of Cardui. A million suffering women liLve found relief in Wine of Ca'dut. NCIltBiVR 8 Rocky Mouhta;n Tea Nugyets A Euy MddioL'ie Busy People, Brings Goldea Health and Keaswed Vigor. A stclOo for Constipation, Iadlgmttoo, Live and Kidney Trouble, Pimples, Eczema, Impure Bload, Bad Breath, UliiKKish Bowels, JHeadacha and TW"H It's Bookv Mountain Tm in tAtv. let farm, 8S cents a box. Opnuino made by I HoLLurma Daoo Company, Madison, Wis. lOLDEN MUG GETS FOR SALLOW PEdPLfi hknV aiiiK glint ALL U) curiouc, doubtful or IngnlittlnwaiiKo know. riampm. oam. prpcr CDTDT, wr mis DOOa I nit valoable iDforaialtoa. 11IALYH, lut ritM ha rnm IllWlKIMiriHl h. II. ulalHh7 n7 Marry, who not. why iMHe Aid, hnt iirceMary. 'J.W! d u. Sf nt in, by DR. WHITT IER. S.-UuU- Mai WaflBMPT TUI4UD1 akl ft&W W1TU oaVKuiMr outnrouditrM. m tine, pari Am the blood, 1 milt. 'ill vouch foriM.Tfcke It with . navtlnt v. MralaUBtlT. One box, SI. matJIy curve 1 boiet. t , Hy CfctCelete,iilrillt Sew I Tonr atteutton is called to the "PlooMr Limited" trains of the Chlosso A St Psnl Rallrcwl: "The only perfect trains hi tos worldi" ! Ton will And it desirable to ride on these trains when going to any point in the eastern states or Canada Tney oonneot with all traneoonttnen tai trams and au ticKec agents sell HnVnf. ZFot farther information, pamplete, .air n ftlnlrA noanf. n nHf)rAB. J.'W. 0A8EY- H. S. ROWE. Trav Pass. Agnt. General Agent - Portland Oregon. 1904 From March 13th to fill PnF Illottlirf. In Cloth mT Mid Doek-t- sffTY. aTAHAfl from hook. 11 m r m Law-- SHSBSMttti To one ttii.HUuuiiui n'n f numi lrit or a visit to the Louisiana Puiot se Exposition at Bt.i Louis, can no afford to over look the advantages offered by the Mlasouil Pacific Kail way, whioboaaoooupt of its various roatef) and gateways, has been ap propriately named "Tbu World's Fair Route. Passengers from the Northwes take the Mia&oari Pact Ho trains !rom Do over or Pueblo, with the choice of either going directilthrooghj; Kansas City, or rla WlohitaJFortcottfJaod Pleasant Hill. . Tw octroi us dally from Denver and Pneblo to St. liouls without ohaDge, carrying all classes of modern equipment, loci ad lug eteotrto lighted 0 beer eat loo parltr cafe dining oars. Ten daily trains between Kansas Cltyandd 5eit. . Loots Write, r call on W. O. McBnde, General Agent. 124 fcTblrd utreet. Portland, for dWiled information ad Uln,t"i.ed HtsraWr- b Worst of All, Experiences. Can anvtbinff be worse than to fear that verv miDUte will be vour last Suobffds)'tbe expeiience of Mrs. U. JNcweon, uoculut, flla. "f or inree jem sbe writes, "1 endured id iutti&Ue pain from Indigesticn, tomaoh and bovel tronble. Ueatb teemed iOAVitabie wheb doctors and all remedies fallen. At length I was induced to try Glei'tria Bitters and the result was miraoulucs. X im proved at once aud now I'm com Klletely recovered." Kor Liver ldney, Btornaob and Bowi'i troubles Bleotrio Hitters is the oriy medioln Ouly GOo. It's guaranueJ by.W. L Udl.apn drugglbt. ---.-a' Ask the Accent TICKETS VIA T) ' ' Spokane, St. Paul, Minneapu Duluth. Chicago, St. r.onis, and all , poititfi East and South. 2 Overland Trains Dai'v b The Flyer and the Fast Mail lendid Service Up-to-date Equipment Courteous Emoloye?. Oovlight : trips across 'he stade and R-wky Mouulaius. 1 For Tickets, Rates, Folders, i'id c ' Information, ' all on or aJdres H. PtCKSOtJ. City Ticket, agt 1227Thlrd Street, Portland.Oregon , b. G. YERKE8, O. W. P. . 612 First Avenue. Seattle, Wash- July. .LORD K1TCHNER ' Nmiei 32935 ' Rsoord 2:35 : Trial 2:19 l- Sire Zi nbro 2: 11, soa o , McKinney, 2:11 1-4. First Dam SARAH BEN . TON (dam of EUa Madian- l:Vl 1-2 May tay,s trra 2:16 1-2, Lord Klchnonl . 2 :26), by Albion, son f Geni Eentos . Seco rd dim BESSIE, gran dam of EllaM adion2:12 1-2 H arry Madiion 2:27, by Julia V., trial 2:131-2 by luca, irn of Woodfora'a sftmbriDO. Tklrd dam LAWSH HARE, by Tcribrock, lior cvsribicd). - Lud Kitclmtr ta a black ttallion, foaled in 1897, 16 hands high, weight 1220 . pounds, fie won a prlte in . the ahow ring at the Oregon State Fair, last year, and also , the Blue Ribbon at the Dis trict Fair at Eugene, Oregon. Hit breeding, ipced andindi vie nal merits commend him ' to the conaideration of Oioae wishing high claaa colts, both on the mad, track and farm. Lord Xitchner will maker the aeasonin Eugene Oregon Vv)'.i'y?: . JN'SIVVS jt:rjM0ri3.f,HsUie:iof week .(PJeafhtit tine of ierv!ee.3All billa mutt bt settle T.D.ICONDON- Hottjl Gross..Eugeae, Ore. FOil TIIC IDDREN Game of Stauep and Wolf Tear a piece of paper into as many pieces ns there are players and on each piece write Borne number representing an hour irrs e day. As there are only twelve hours there cau be only twelve numbers, but If more than twelve are pluylng you can niuke some of the figures half hours until there are the required number. On one piece mark a cross and then shake all the numbers ' hat, each player drawing oue out. one who gets the slip with tho ctohh on It Is "It," or the "wolf," while the other players are called the "sheep." A ring is then formed by the sheep, the wolf standing in the middle. The sheep then call out, "What time will you dine tonight, old wolf?" And Mr. Wolf calls out any hour he happens to think of. The sheep then who holds the slip corresponding to the number called by the wolf starts to run. It he can get around the ring three times before being caught by the wolf he Is safe; If not he must be "wolf." The game keeps up until all have had their turn at being "wolf," and this does not take long, for the wolf is not supposed to call the same number twice. A Famous Dob. A deservedly famous dog was Wolf, the "nigh lender" of the dog team that drew the sledges In the Greely arctic expedition. The off leader was Tiger, who fell a victim to stvatfou's de mands, but Wolf lived fora number of years after the rescue. Wolf had a his tory. He was the only dog that ever enlisted In the United States navy, and after the close of the expedition Wolf was given his regular papers of honor able discharge from the government service. Wolf was born In the north many years ago and taught to draw Bledges across the frozen sea by his Eskimo- master. Lieutenant Greely chose Wolf for his superior strength and wonderful intelligence, and he and Tiger led the team that dragged the unfortunate band of explorers north ward. He was a large animal, with long, gray, silky hair, and, although of grave demeanor, allowed children to romp with and ride on him. The Masrle Mirror Gum. It is very eesy to make a magic mir ror. All you have to do is to write or draw with chalk on an ordinary band mirror and wipe it gently with a soft doth. The words or pictures vanish. but they will reappear It the mirror is breathed upon. In telling fortunes with the mirror you must leave It in another room until It la wanted. Then, a question being put to you. go in quest of the mirror, write upon it and rub off an appropriate or amusing an swer and take the mirror to your 'questioner and request him to breathe upon It. If you are a good, rapid draftsman you can during your short absence sketch tho face of a girl's fu ture husband on the glass, or If you hnvo decided on your victim before hand you can prepare the portrait at leisure. Deteetlns: a Thief. A gentleman living In the West In dies had a large sugar plantation, with a great number of native laborers em ployed on It He found that he was of ten robbed, and at length after losing a considerable 'sum he called his serv ants together. "My friends," said he, "I have had a wonderful dream' in the night I dreamed that the person who etole my money sbonld have at this Instant a feather on the tip of his nose." The thief on hearing this Immediate ly put his hand to his nose to see If the feather were there. "It Is you," cried the roaster, "who robbed me!" The simple negro confessed the theft, and the master recovered bis money. Hew to Americana. There's a new and strange beast at the Philadelphia 100, extremely rare In any country but lta own, which la the Island of Celebes, eastern archi pelago, south ot the Philippines. When ltB keeper pronounces its name it sounds like "I know her." But the aniiral la a male. It is an anoa, a curi ous specimen of dwarf buffalo, allied to the tamarau, and it has thirteen pairs of ribs. i. It looks more like a big goat than any animal known to Americans. Its coat is as brown as a bear's and furry. It has a pair of short, curved horns and the head and legs of a ram; also the bucking propensity of both ram and goat. ..!.... It is fed on oats and bay. M41.M AvIm, . . A well known fruit grower of Grand Junction, Col., claims to have brought out a seedless apple, said to resemble In some degree tbe navel orange. The Inside Is careless and free from aesda, It is proposed to propagate tbe new variety by means ot budding. Otssaa- Par tke D.laj. Wslt a Ut. car little asktaa. . What tnak. yo. Walk ao fast? Tou'v. (ot th. day bWr. roa) Tb. sky Is not o'raut." "Tm going to th. doctor, ear, for my doll ta very HI. he's got a raring fevar, etr ;I guess she's took a chill.' "Put a bandme. round her heats And mustard to hr fMt; Olv. her eambrle tea to drink -And, not anything to tat." "I tried all that two hour, ago Th. f.vr didn't ataata I Uy .11 th. trouble, sir. To pudding which sh. ataM "What If the doctor Isn't In Or doesn't car. to com. Or charges a. h. often does A most outrageous sumT' "If he lam't in, Til wait. What If Ma charge be bight Do you think, because of that; I'd let my dolU. dl.1" ARE YOU GOING TO ST. LOUIS If so, call for.yourlticketia the Rock Island and Frisco Systems The line having Terminal at entrance of Fair Grounds. Round trip rates $67.50, good fo ninety days from date of sale. Choice routes p"ing and return'ng, via, St. Paul, Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo or El Paso. Stop over permitted in both diiec tiontj . ' DATES OF SALE: June 7th, lbih, 17th, 18th. July lt, 2nd. 3rd. Aug. 8th, 9t.h, 10lh. Sept. 5th, 6th, 7th. Oct. 3rd, A- ' On abovp dates rates of $?2.50 e to Chicago and return. For further information and bleeping car reserva tions call upon or address A. h. Mcdonald. 140 Third St, Portland. Or. General Agen Blight's Disease and Diabetes News. Law 021 063 of Henley & uostello. Ban Franoifloo- Jnlv 18. To the legal profession ot Oregon x was a witness to tne following: A boat two years ago Prof. Yost, ot Palo Alto, who waa In an extreme condition due to advanced Bright. e o.Bease, oame to my office. He wai attended by bis physician, who was; himself a victim ol diabetes. The ob ject of the visit was to meet a promi nent baslnen man who bad for months been Invseti satins an aliened on re for tiilsbt'a die wise and diabetes and hear nla verdiot. He declared that tba olalms were fully proven and that the care had been discover ed. JRoth Prof. Yost and his physi cian at onoe adopted the treatment. within si months both were ao well along towards recovery that they con sidered themselves beyond dan per, and at this date Leltber tfrlBht's dis ease nor diabetes bold any terrors for thorn, and the pnyBioian is success fully using the treatment In his prac tice. - iearnlns tbpt my old law partner. Judoo K. K. BIgelow, for many years enter, justice ot the state ol Nevada, had Brisht's disease and that thong u be had bad four or Uve vt oar besc physician, yet that he bad had to give np practice and was In a serious condition. I lost no time In tolling him of the above. K resulted In bis complete recovery, and be Is again bask to active practice. As to the curability of obronlo Bright' disease and diabetes 1 bare no more doubt bont It than that I am living. Sincerely yours, BAKULAY HENLEY. ' Tba above 'refers to the newly dis covered Pulton CompoandB the first cures the world has ever seen for Bright1 Disease and Diabetes. We are the sole agents. Ask for pamph let. Linn Drag Co., Eugene. When to suspect Bright'a disease pnffy ankles or bands, veaknes. with out visible oaase,kidoey trouble after third month, smoky urine, freqnent nrlnation,failing vision one or more of these. Always keep in mind that Hender son & Wells give some one of thel ouBtomere of eaoh week a pair of 13.5 .hoes free. KIDNEY GO There fa no disease 80 Inplnnnt- Inir. mi alow but sure, as kidnev dis ease, orso wide-spread. The eynip tonis are so slight as to generally escape notice. The flrat indications armour In the urine, with varied efTecls. The quauttty may bo increased or de creased; it is likely to be hiphly col ored and scalding; it may be pule or tliin, or thick and milky with a sediment.- Later on more pro nounced symptoms will be present, suoh as dizziness, bloating, etc., witb marked bladder and urinary disorders. Polsonoud tvaste matter Is collected by the blood from all pnrts of tbe sys tem and carried to the kidneys, wboro ItUieparated and cant out through the nrlne. The kidneys deal with tbe blood only, deriving nourishment there from. Henoe, If tbe blood le bad tbe kidneyi are not only overworked, bu. underfed. How necesnary la it, there fore, that the purity d vitality of tbe blood ebould be maintain ed. It ti plain why the freat blood purifier and trtrtng tbener -Dr. Barter 'a Iron Tonic baa bam BoooeMfully naed In treating ttidnaydtMaaeaandia preventing tame, lnpaiifylnn Um blood the kidneya are greatly relieved while, at tbe amine time, new trength and vitality are given tbeae onana. Tbe following letter tella avary olditoryt Puts Kit or, KrM Jane S&, 1108. fe Dr. OatUr Mtt Cfe, Dayton, O. '- ChtHTunraifi' I bad a aavera eaaa of typhoid farw atz yaara ago, which left my Kidney In bad order. 1 have tried a number of rttnedtee and taken treat meat from doctor, bat Dr. Barterl Iron Toate baa dona me more good tnan cvarythlug elae. aootunu Merchant ana Mine uperator. There an thousands of lust such oaaea as the above that are treated without results because they are wrongly treated. ' Mr. Cornell's condition resulted from an exhaust ing fever the kidneys, as well as ue rest 01 we system,, nau oeen wasted by disease. Wo welder Dr. HtrtAtiiimi. TVinlA i.rr.mi.tlvnii'M.. because it purified and enriched the blood, and suoh blood carried new strength and vitality directly to the euaneys ana to an tne organs. FOB tALB SVBBfWBBBB. -K v serv - r eta OREGON nn Union Pacjhr THREE TRAINS TO THE EAST Through Pullman standard and tourist sleeping ears dully to Omaha, Coieago, Spokane; tourist sleeping curb daily to Kansas City; through Pollman toarlst Bleeping oars (per sonslly conducted) weekly to Chica go, Kansas City; reolining obair cars Jseats free) to the East daily. " 70portlanS)t,??hicago7Q No change of cars. Depart TIMB SCHEDULES ArriM tor from Portland fton Chlear"- Salt Lake Denver, Tt. Portland Worth, Omaha, Kansai , Special City. 'St Loula, Chicago a:2Sa.m- 9 a.m. via aodEait. Huntington. Salt Lake, Denvor, Ft. Atlantic Worth. Omaha, Kansas V Saprets City, St. Loula, Chicago - 8:p. m. via god gait. 15 a. na, . Huntington. St. Paul WalU Walla, Le Fast Mail Spokane. Wallace SCO . a. 6:15 p. nr. man, SL Paul, D via Mllwalkle Chicago ' Spokane. East OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE Kor (San Franc Isco Everyflve days h 8:00 p.m. For As tot It, wy poind and North BeachDaily (except Smt day) at 8:00 p. m.; Hatmday at'l0r r m. Daily aervioe (water permittintf, or. ii . -u'ette and Vbiublll flivere. Forfnllf. lm n ation ask or writ your nearaat ticket asent. or A L, CRAIG. General Paesonger, Agt The Oregon Railroad & avigutio Co., iVJrtlaud, Oregon. CoryalisEasterD R.K TJMEidARD NO. 24. No. 2 for Yaqaloa: Eli-ain leaves Albany. . . . 1!! :46 P. Leaves Col vail 1b 1:4s p. J,, Arrives Yaqnina 6:40 P. J), No I, returning: Leaves; Yaqnina 7:15A. M, Leaves Oorvains 11:30 A. At Arrives Albany. 12:1BP. At No. 3 for Detroit, Leaves Albany ..LOOP. t Arrives Deuruit 6 00 P, I , No. i, from Detroit: Leaves Detroit 6:30 a, y. Arrives Albany , ....ll:lflAJi'. Train No. I arrives In AlbanrT,, time to connect witb tbe S. P. sooth bound train, also giving two or tar4 boors in Albany bsfore depart on ot 8. P. north-boned train. Train No. i connects with tb. 8, P. trains at CorvallU and Albany glvl' n dinot servlc to Newport an? a.- tecent Hachea, S;i.'rain No. 3 "for "Detroit, BrelUn. ash and other mountain marts, leave. Albany at 7:00 a. m naoa. lng Detroit kont 6 p. m. 3Forparth.r Infoiaiatlon'addns. EDWIN SlONbl. Maoieur, ' Thoa, Cockrell, AgenKAlbany, H Cor.nl.,. Ag.nt,,OoVRll.,0- Onen th. door, let in be air, Tbe winds are sweet, tbe flowen fair, oy is abroad in theworld for ia, Jinoe taking Kockv Mountalr. T. Hfltk onr drnggUt.