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An old tore or ulcer la only a avmptom, an outlet for the iinpuitic and
poisons which are in the blood, and as long; as this vital fluid remains in
this impure, contaminated state the place will never heal. The application
of salves, washes, powders, etc., may cause the spot to scab over, but a fresh
outpouring of diseased matter from the blood starts it aj;ain, and thus it goes
ov0 gradually growing worse and slowly affecting the entire health of the
sufferer. There are many ways in which the blood becomes contaminated
and poisoned. A long spell of sickness breeds disease germs in the system,
the failure of theeliminative memlcrs to remove the refuse and waste matter
of the body, the excessive use of mineral medicines in certain diseases, all
infect the blood with morbid mutter and germs which sooner or later is man
ifested by a sore that refuses to heal, l'ersons witli inherited hhxxl taint are
very apt to be afflicted with sores and ulcers. The taint may lie dormant
during young, vigorous life, but when middle n;e is reached or passed nnd
the natural energies begin to grow weaker, the tissues in some weak point
break down and a chronic sore is formed and kept open by the constant
drainage of impure matter from the blood. If the cause is not removed the
(tore will continue to grow worse by eating deeper into the flesh, festering,
discharging, and slowly undermining the constitution. S. S. S. heals old
sores by going down to the very bottom of the trouble, driving out the
impurities and building up the entire circulation. When S. S. S. has removed
tie cause the blood becomes rich and healthy, the sore begins to heal, new
flesh is formed, and soon the place is cured. Do not depend on external
applications, which do not reaih the blood, but begin the use of 8. S. S ano"
remove of the cause, and then the sore must heal. Hook on Sores and Ulcers
and medical ndvice free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
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PORTLAND.
Special Bargains
For One Week
0-room house nnd burn nnd
two Iota, nod well and youim
fruit trooa ataried; laya up
high and dry, In a fine lo
cation, tor l 100, Owner U
going nwny and It miiHt bo
old within 0110 week. It
you linvo not all Ilia cash,
will m il It on monthly pay
ment, with a small payment
down. Let 11a allow you.
0-room house, barn, good well
and 01111 lot, for I12.MI;
$200 down; $10 per month
nt seven per rent Interest.
Tlila la better than paving
rent, na III a tew jronra you
will have a nleo home, bill
renting you have nothing
lert.
127 Arroa "0 acres ndor culti
vation, firm class land; about
$2.00 worth of piling on the
river; 7-rooiu hoiihe, largo
barn. Wo have a apodal
price on tlila plnce for 00
day. On county road with
dully mall: It mllea from
Kugono. A snap If taken at
our.
Any of tlui above places will
make you mnury. Uou'l de
lay, but au.
PLANK &
JOHNSON
620 Willamette Srcct
OVERTON
Has Moved to
Nos.l6andl8
West 7th St.
Whrrc he wil be pUsstd" to
have Iriendi and cuitomcr
come and arc him
HEALS
OLD SORES
BOOKLET ON
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BY MAIL
, . President
. Vice Hri-siJint
. , Treasurer
. . Secretary
Asst. Trvasunr
St., Cor. Second
OREGON
AiU.lITACE &. EOWN
Succeuma to
YATES &. SON
Livery, Feed and
Siles Staphs.
oCGtt's Sinlal-i'cpsm Capsules
A POSITIVE CURE.
For liirinmmntlfln or OiUrrb
of liua.lnf mid 1MmI
Ktlnr- No cut no $.
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Huh! b W. 1 1, !K I, ANO, DmuKt.
Munroe'sSt cond Hand Store
1 bT W. K ghlh St.
IfouKfumUhmgi, Slovrt and Range!
1 Te h iv ul rrcclv.d
a lull Hoc ul
HEATERS
ctviU comNrutnui,
llrttght I IK Clsl
Call nd compr qui'ily
pn,n blc buying
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WM. H. BASER
PIONEER MERCHANT
DIES AT JUNCTION
o ' 0
William II. Habcr. a pioneer mer
chant o'f Orx'Knn, filed al o'clock
p. in. at 11 Ix homo at Junction City, Oc
tober IS, l!MJ7. Mr. Hither yua horn
at Nlli-H, Michigan, oh July fJ, lHatu,
and when nix inontliH old IiIh pa rent a
moved to 1'latt cuunt) , MlKnonrl, r-1
malnltiK th;i until April l'J. Ih:,2,
wlii'ii JiIk parcntM loaded u 1 1 their j
earthly posKOHtiloue In thu old cove-red
waKon drawn by oxen and jollied
t tier procesalon bound for tho far
WeHtern Blate of Orvumi, arrlvliiK at
Jfffenmn on the 2.rtth day ol Novem
ber, J K T 2 - TIiIh family endured all
the hardKhipH of the early Kettlem on i
their way West. One brother died!
Just five ml lew west of Kurt Hall,
ami wan buried at that place;.
In thu HpriiiK of Uf.;t Wlll'am Bri
ber started out to "rustle" for a llv
uk, and went to the Kold mines of
Southern Oregon. JteturnlnK In tho
fall he Ktopped at Albany and ac
cepted a position with LoiiIr I-'leHh-tielr,
now of the firm ol Klonhneh,
Melr & Co., of Portland. In company
with Mr. Kleshnclr ho traveled nil up
and down tho entire Wlllamotto val
ley nellliiK KoodH, which were carried
fn pack hora'is. Mr. Hit bur finally
rcHinncd hl poKitlon and accepted a
dtuatioii rlerkhiK in a store at fiar
rlKhurx, where ho worked for two
year, resigning to accept a position
with Monro & NoreroHH In their store.
In tho HprliiK of ixf2 they packed
hefr Kooda In wasonn and with the'r
tld ox teams set out for the mlnoa In
linker county, at Auburn. Kemniu
liiK there one year they sold their
itock of Kod.-t to the mlnerrf, mostly,
n credit, and when tho excltemnt of :
the new rich find of Hold at Boise
cached Auburn the miners
i locked f,ir thu new Kldoiado aud !elt
HAII.OIt L.DI)li:S IX
hills to the nmouut of $75,000 uncol
lected. In tho summer of IStiU Mr.
Iluher w:ts sent by tho firm to the
Uolue mines to collect all he could
from the miners, aud ho collected
f;t:.oo lh- nrst trip and $10,000
tn the next t.lp. all being In gild
ilu-tt. Al that time there was an ef
fort made by robbers to hold him up
vvhen they knew he had a large col
lection, and It vtar. on hit'- return to
Vtihurn with tho gold dunt that they
folbiwed him, and by cutting acrosH
t h vt u n try t hey beat h I m t o t he
.'ampliig place near Veler, Idaho.
As soon as Mr. Hah t arrived there
his good Judgment t.ild him that It
was best to lappear careless, and
throwing h's saddle and bags care
lessly on the ground he deceived the
:tng, they thinking ho had left the
;old dust behind, nnd they made no
"ffort to tuolc.-tt hi in. Mr. Haber,
gelling an early start n.t day, made
Ms trip and delivered his g.dd tu his
'inployciM without the l- 's of a cent.
lie returned In tho valby late In
the winter of lsr.;i, and fnrmlng a
patnershlp with K. 11. Moore, he en
S'!ed In the men ant Me bushier at
MuiTt-thiir'j, Or. Two yt-ars later
he inld his ti.tTtrtt t i hl.t partner
ind itnrli d a store of his own, which
. e ! r,lin':cd siitvpH '.felly until ISs,
when he traded his storo f r tle one
or Smith H UtMsif'eld at Junction
City, conducting t'.iU with great suc
cims for several years. Having built
a lare rlovntor. he became a heavy
grain bevor, but unfortunately he
wax :iught with n large lot of grain
mi hU hands hi 1 which he had
lim:ht at a high or'ce, nnd the bnt-j
torn dropped out ol the market, cau1
tt", hl a I oh oC, neverat thousand
dollars, lie w:i.4 a;:iln caught In the
year l!'! nnd lust hesvilx. which
crippled his finances to mich an ex-
teiu that he was compelled to ret're
from ioi Ivo bu.dness.
Mr. Maber teav '! t,) m nm hi- lom
hU wife, thre sonn, two daughter-',
two brothers ami one slsler, lie had
been a member, ol the A. O.
for twenty years. Ills old Men,
Itev. W. i. Hldiop, of Portland, who
was with him his last day ou this
earth, and preached his funeral Sun
da, when the remain were taken
to l'e I O. t. cemcte y p.ir Miter
men;.
Noi iir to mj I'lp-'
Nutl-'o Ik heri-by iven 'bat con-
Ira -la have b---n let for l ie m.ivIik'
and otherwli' Improvinit ef S'venth
lreet from Oak street to PMyt ;
sireel. of Kl :lnh at reel from llltth
"'riH't to Cha-nelton slre-t. nnd if
Ninth alreet from lllve street to
I'etirl atrei't. nnd tltnt a'lrllar work t
)k h-en ordered upon Will imette
ittreet from I 1th flnv". to 11th
vreet Al.l. I'HOrKKl'Y tnVNKKS
should at once look Into the matter!
of w-iier and .ewer ronncetiava de-1
red for their pr.rty T- ni he '
f-r "i work 'qU not yiowed
after th pnvlig cont-act l under!
v. ATTKNH to this p:er at!
one. II v order of
if si'itKicr i'OM.tmi'K. :
AMISKMIJNTS
It Is said that the drama, "The"
Threo of U," whJch will be present
ed ut the Eugene theatre Saturday,
October 26, by Waiter N. Lawrence,
alde from Its success and Ions run at
tho Madison Squaro theatre last sea
son, comninnds attention because it 1h
another otto or the latei.t and most
successful attempt" of an Amerlsau
playwrlwht to write an American
play. The color and spirit of It Is
American, and the characters are.
except one native Western American,
not exaggerated types, but natural
human beings, such as aru seen In
every day miniiiK life. Hence ft Is
In conserjuenre properly classed with
tho list which Includes "Alabama,"
"Hhore Acres," "The Virginian, "The
Sitiawman," etc., etc. As such it
should lie considered and will bo.
"Mayor of Toklo."
"Tho Mayor of Toklo," Richard
Carlo's latest and no doubt tho best
mii:tlcnl comedy he has ever offered,
will give Its Initial performance here
on Thursday, October 24th. "The
Mayor of Toklo" Is ono of those
clean, musical comedies that theatre
goers will welcome, as It Is entirely
different from musical comedies that
have been s;en here this season. It
does not depend wholly on one or
two characters for Its success, as the
company contains about twenty prin
cipals and carries a chorus of over
sfxty young women and men. The
costumes and scenery aro among tho
handsomest seen on the stage today.
John I. Ke.irney heads the list as
comedian, and his quaint humor and
droll sayings stamp him as one of the
best musical comedy comedians to
day. Mr. Kearney Is a great favor
ite hero and his coming will Insure
a full house.
"Thorns and Orange HIosmoiiih.
Last season, when "Thorns and
Orange Ulossoms," that masterly dra
matic conception taken from the nov
el of Uerha M. Clay, was here, huu-
Ifelf mm
"MWOU OV TOKIO"
dreds could not gain admission, nnd
Judglng from the aWirprlslng heavy
advance pale there will bo many d's-
appointed ones when tho play comes
to tho Mu gene theatre for one night
only, on October liltil. The cast lias
been strengthened, the scenery all
bright and new and many more elec
trical effects added. Moth press and
public In Kastern cities acclaim the
production ono of the prettiest en
tour this season, and no expense has
beeu spared by the Rowland and
Cl'fford Amusement Company to
make the production give satisfac
tion. iik; r.AiuiAiNs i
ii ka it ntoi Kin v
The Oregon Land Company, 412
Willamette street, near the depot,
have on site some bargains:
A building 40xtl0. two story, on
inn In street at Creswell, with stock
and goods, at a bargain.
.r20 acres, fair Improvements, fruit
of different kinds, some rfch bot
tom land; a model stock rauch, $10
per acre.
4 10 acres, t miles out, a splendid
Invest meat, $tt per acre.
tin aires, well Improved, for $-',-tioo.
We have several of tho best farnir
In Lane county at prices from $4." to
$ I .'a per acre.
4S0 acre., at $20 per acre: can be
made Into f on r good farms.
City lroorty,
Kctldences ranging from $1200 to
$1000. Will put you next to the
owners. We have lots to tull at
$I.M in $loo, some of these In the
Sladdcu Addition. Cct prices
on state school lauds at our office
Wo are p.isted on everything In Ore
gnu. Can locate you any a here. Come
In and see us--yon are welcome.
.i-om;ii; Aelira nlul I'mIiim
Mrs. Jo:ie Sumnt'r, llrtMii.iur'., Tex.,
writes April l.', l'.iOJ: "I have used
ll.tllarrl's Snow Liniment In my fam
ily for threo yeara. I would not he
wlhtout It In the house. I have used
It on my Utile girl for growing pains
and aches In her knee. It cured her
rUht away. I have nlso used it for
frost!.,: l.-n feet, w ith good Slic es
It h: lb tieit 1 1 n t tn .Mi t I eer used "
2..c. .'.n,- and l.
I. Inn lril t'o.
I.AI Klltt SI,K
We ran sell you better land for
less manev than you can buy any
place In l.nne comity, lion't fall to
see or write u before buying.
J. S. MII.NK i CO..
tf Cottage lirove, O.r
MoriINU S KITfllKJf
Seventh and Oak atre.-t. hai open
ed under new management, tlom!
txiard and room bv the day. week ot
tuouth. Klrst-ciasa home cooklnr
'"bliken dinner everr S'indiT.
if MKS. S. V. AIIH.iTT.
i LIVELY FIGHT ON STREET '
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
A MAIWOI.A IIAKIIKU AX1) A LA
lufitKIt OK KltJKXK 1MIIIIIK
TO) FliKKI.V OK LOCAL OI'TIOX
(Olt JUCK.
The usual quiet of Sunday after
oon vvu.4 dhUurutU yuslenlay between
!i anil 8 o'eloik ly a flat f Ishl he-
jtueen Wan NHxon, of this elty, and
w. I. urevi-r, a uaroer 01 .iai turn.
Until were under the Influence of li
quor and bad beeu quarreling fur
Home time. The altercation tKan In
front of the Chamhera-llrlstow bank
and flnlnshed up in front of Katon'g
art store, where the combatants were
separated by (iio. Hunter and J. M.
Wllllama. Officer Chas. Croner was
sent for and both ar 1 1 I ialils in the
affair were placnl under arreHt and
jailed. This morning they were both
haled before I'olice Judne Dorrls on
the charge of belnir drunk and fiiiht
ini; and (Irever was assessed $-U,
while Nelson was let off for $10.
Allen Katun, bcinir Nelson's employ
er, paid his fine bo that he would lose
no time at his work. Grever has
not been able to raise the amount of
his fine as yet.
WOOD SAWING
John M. P. Dixon, successor to V
E. Boddy. All wood sawed to gauge.
For prompt service phone Ulnck
3312. Residence, 2G7 High street, tf
Gasoline wood saw
If you want a choice residence lot
see G. G. Gross.
Ho has them in the
Gross addition!
tf
Notice of I'iiuil Settlement.
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned, C. L. Williams, adminis
trator of the estate of Kobert L. Wil
liams, has filed his final account In
the matter of said estate with the
county court of Lane county, Oregon,
and that Monday, the 4th day of No
vember, 1907, at the hour of 1
o'clock In the afternoon of that day,
has been fixed by the order of said
court for the hearing of objections to
said final account and for the final
settlement of said estate. AH objec
tions to said final account must be
made and filed on or before said date
so fixed by said court.
Dated this 30th day of September,
1907.
C. L. WILLIAMS,
Administrator of said estate.
L. niLYGU,
Attorney.
Administratrix' Notice.
Estate of John Stewart, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned, Louisa M. Stewart, haf
been duly appointed administratrix ol
the estate of John Stewart, deceased,
by order of the county court of Laut
county, Oregon, nnd all persons hav
Ing claims against said estate ar(
hereby notified nnd required to pre
sent the same with proper vouchers
to the undersigned at the law offict
of L. Mllyeu, in Eugene, Oregon,
within six months from the date
hereof.
Dated this 30th day of September,
1907.
LOIUSA M. STEWART,
Administratrix of said est a to.
L. ItlLYEU.
Eor said estate.
.Aliiiliii1riitrl Suit'.
Niillco Is hfrc'uy xlvi-u Unit by vir
tue of tin onlrr of the county court of
I.nno comity. Ort'Kon. duly niado ami
ntiTi-rt of record on tho 21st day of
Scitinlu-r. 11107, nuthnrlxliiK. em
powerlnK and dlrcctliiK the uniler
"signed Iteliecca A. I'npo. tidralnlstra
trlx of tho palate of I. V. Pope, de
ceased, to sill the real est mo belong
ing to Hal J estate, at private sale In
accordance to the terms nnd condi
tions of said order. Now, therefore,
in pursuance to said order I will,
from and after the Slid dav of Octo
ber. 1 SOT. nt nnd after the hour of 10.
o ciih-k In tae forenoon of said dac
at the office of I. N. Ha'r
liaiiKh, In ttoniii Ii In the Klrst Nation
al lltiuk buildlnc. KuRene, Lane coun
ty. Orcson. offer for sale at private
sale. accordiiiK to tho terms nnd con
lit Ions or said order, the following
described real properly. belonRliiK tc
said eslale, to-wlt: The south half
of the southeast quarter ami tin
fractional cast half or the souhlwesi
tiunrter or section II of township
is, . oi runce a . in l.nne county
Oregon. ,
hated this 21st day of September
1907.
liKUKCVA A. POPK,
Ad mini -tralrls.
I. N. IIAlinAl't-.H.
Attorney for Kst?!e.
Xotlee tor I lllill. alien
United Sta'.ea Land ntflce,
Hoseburg, Or., July SB. 1907
Not Ire Is hereby given that In rum.
pllance w ith the provisions of the net
if congress of June S, 1S7S. entitled
"An net ror the sale or timber land
in the Stales or California, Oregon,
Nevada and Washington territory,''
s extended to all public land states
by act of August 4, 1S92, Adela M
Pierce, of Walton, county of Lane
state of Oregon, filed In this office
on March . 1. 1907. her sworn state
ment No. M23 for the purchase ol
tne s 01 .m;v or Section No S4 i
1.. T V . . . ... '
... ...iimii. .mi. 11. soutn, range No
west. W. M.. nnd will ofr,r
to show that the land sought Is nion
valuable for Its timber or slnne than
for agricultural purposes, and to ea.
tabllsh her claim to said land before
W. W. Calkins, I'. S Commissioner
at his office In Kngene, Oregon on
Wednesday, tho 30th da of October
1907.
She names as witnesses: Jjrvl
Sutherland, of Walton. Oregon; W'll'.
Ham S. Sutherland, of Walton- Ore
gon: William T. Hallev. of Walton
Oregon; V. H. Horre. of Walton Or
egon. "
Any and all persons claiming a,
Tersely the above desert lxd lands ar.
requested to file t'tjir rlaak. : iM
o(, on or before aald 3uih dav of
October. 1907. ' '
HKNJAMIN LOFIIPY.
Q Register
mnniii, ii i
THIS IS THE TIME OF
THE YEAR. o
WHEN YOU WILL J WANT A NEW
STEEE
Buy the range you can rely
can rely on. we scu me
Universal, Toledo and Quick
Meal Ranges
Come in and see how nice they arc
We era loaded with Heaters
all kinds from
$2.00 to $20.00
More arriving every day.
"If you don't, buy of us, WE BOTH LOSE MONEY."
BERGER-BEAN HARDWARE Co
EUGENE
Medical and Surgical
STAFF
W Kuykendall. M. D.
W. O. Proraer; M. D.
P. f. Birtlf, M. D.
B. F. Scaielr. M. D.
D. A Piine, M. D.
Geo. O'B, DeBar, M D.
L. E. McDougal, M. D.
..Training School for Nurses..
Regular course of lectures by the faculty and practical
'training in the hospital. The medical and surgic il staff
of the hospital constitutes the faculty. For rates or infor
.mation address W. KUYKENDALL, M.D., Supt.
B&ODERS BROS. NEW MARKET
Ve are now located in our new building:
aaossthe street and we will be pleased to see you
SPECIAL
5lb can choice lardfcr
Broils and stews strictly cost price
West, 8lb
Strent,
BRODER.S BROS.
UNIVEHSITY OF OREGON--SCHOOL cf MUSIC
TEPARTVENTS OF
PIANO. THEC UY. VOICE ar.d VIOLIN
Coursos lc tding to diploma and degree. Strong Faculty.
ates rea- onable. For further inform liion apply to
the Registrar or to
I. M. GLENN, Dean.
The Newest H xfcrei ConunercUl Hotel in Portland, Open July 1st I W. J
..Motfel Si,. Philip..
FOUKTTH. .FIFTH AND BURNSIDH S I S. !
Mil it Entrance on Burnside St. J
ff; H. M, PIEKCt, Proprietor.
. Only concrete llre-pr.xl hotel In the city, rive tall lr m Ui.icn i i
Burn lde Btrret Filtk .strtet cars p.isj the do r, tike atreet cm H
Union Depot. Steam it. elecliic, lirt.-.. hot .ind cold witer ,
in ewry room. Free baths on every lloor. J
sSZr- tmLi mBB. POR TLAND, OR. !
' Dr. Me ry Lane
The home of ' the Dr. .Mary l.nno)
Medical aniT Sur ical lnslltuto Is lo
cated lm rooms 5 m II In the !r.ind
Theater iulldlnc. Portland, Oregon,
occupying tkw ra Iro upper -floor.
Pisea.! ot iruima nnd children aro
given 8ierg au .illon nul most ex-
perl treatment til a co; of e.v)ei
pnyslclana. Wal.t nlly c:.w a liamMed
with cxtramo oiro unit children
adopted Into fli.-at. class fa mlUea. Con
sultation free.
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Livery , F &4 nl
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For the care and treatment of
Medical and Surgical Cases
Modern operating room and equipment.
Appliance forX ray work.
Sputum and blood examinations
Full corps of trained nurses
Rates on application.
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