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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1907)
tORTY YEARS SUCCESSFUL SERVICE When a medicine lias stood the test for a period of more than two gen erations nnd is then more popular than ever, there can be no doubt o( its merit". This is the record of 8. S. S. Its period' of existence is marked by a long line of cures of blood and skin diseases of every character, and ita value in the treatment of such troubles has become so well known that it is today the most extensively used blood medicine on the market, l-'or Rheumatism., Catarrh, Scrofula, Sores and Ulcers. Skin Diseases nnd nil other troubles due to an impure or poisoned condition of the blood, S, 8. S. has no equal. It counteracts and drives out the poisons, humors and germs, cleanse the system of all unhealthy matter, cures the disease 'permanently and restores strong, robust health. Wliele the blood is weafc or anaemic; and unable to furnish the body with the nourishment and strength it needs, S. S. S. Bun plies it with the healthful properties nnd acts splendidly in toning up and reiuvigorating the system. It goes down to the very .bottom of all blood disorders, and 111 this way reaches inherited taints on which the ordinary blood medicines have no effect. Not only is 3. h. S. eertain in its results but it IS at the same tuie ail absolutely safe remedy. It is made entirely of roots, lierus mid harks of known hculing'-nud curative value. It noes not Contain the slightest trace of mineral in any form to damage the delicate parts of the system, and may be used by children, with tVe same good results and perfect safety as liy older people. It is not an experiment to use S. S. .; it is a remedy with a record and one that has proven its worth by its forty years of successful service. If you are in need of a blood purifier for any cause begin the use of S. S. S , write our physicians and they will send you a book concerning your trouble, and will give without charge any sjieciul medical advice mat is required THE SWIFT SPIiCI?:C CO., ATLAHTX, GA. mm SAWMILLS : ALSO REDUCE WAGES THIS IS THE TIME OF THE YEAR. WHEN YOU WILL, WANT A NEW STEEL RANGE ( Buy the range you can rely on, and from the firm you can fcly on. We sell the Universal, Toledo and Quick Meal Ranges Come in and, sec how nice they arc - ' I We are 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 ;v Miller's Shoe Store Most any body can sell you ' a shoe for summer but FOR WINTER WEAR GO TO A SHOEMAKER who understands the leather and knows what he is selling you. VVc have a Repairing Department . fitted up with everything that's rr.odern in the way of machinery for doing the best of repair work. MILLER, The Shoe Man. West 8th street. li Homo of Good Shoes . I'. AM) I'ISCIIKIt HltOS. MAKK CIT OF 23 AXI) SO C'KN'TS A IMV OTIIKIt XOTKH fSpeclul Correspondence. ) Marcola, Nov. 13. Robert Whlt beck rami) down from Wendling and hoiiKht a lot from C. Cole, paying 1 1 oil for It. Quite a commodious depot is be ing built at his phico, work begin ning last Tuesday. Kobert Drury and daughters, Nel lie nnd Maud, after a few days visit with friends and relatives at tbis place, returned to their home al Pleasant Hill. , I.en .Myers, of the Eugene DIvIn-4 It y Hcbnol, preached an Interesting Sermon at thin ptare Sunday a 3 p. in in the Woodmen hall. Alia ll on rH will he 11a. m. a The poatofflce was moved laxt Sat urday from FUeher'a office id Price & Weber's store. Walter Price, the new postmaster, flag hud conaldera hlo experience along that line and will no douhtglve good service to the pulillc. Mrs. L. C. Sturglll, of Baker City who is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Norman Itowen, thinks of making his her future home. A series of meetings will be held by Rev. I). E. Olson, of Cottage tirove, commencing about December 30. Mr. Olson Is a graduate of the Eugene Divinity -School and a very able speaker. Every one should re member the date and come -to hear hlni. - In splto of the wage cut of 25 and till cents per day made by the S. P and KlKcher Bros.' mills, all of the hands continue their work. -, Willie tletts preached Sunday evening lu the M. E. church. He will preach again two weeks from that date. iik; MILLS CI.OSKI) ItV IINAXC'IA Ilostnn, Mass., Nov. 12. Owing to the financial depression, the nnnier oils big mills throughout New Eng land today closed or have gone on short schedules. , The Rice &, Hutch- lugs uitoe factories . at ttock Island Marlborough and Uralntree have gone on half tlmo to continue Indefl nltely. Two tlfotiHiind two hundred men are affected. At Westboro the Hunt Lent her Goods factory, II. K Ilingbam Shoe Company and llassell Inca Curtain Company began run ning on abort time, with some lay offs. The Merchants' woolen mill employing Mill, closed for six weeks Hope & Muynnrd, a branch of the American Woolen Company, closed yesterday, affuctlng 3000 employes. ll will open Monday. OSTEOPATHY AXI) BRODfiRS BROS. NEW MARKET We .ire now located in our new building across the street and we will be pleased to see you SPECIAL 51b can choice lard fcr 65c Drol l tnd Stews itrlclly cost prlc BRODERS BROS. West flth Str'ti NEW MARKET Tho diseases of women are often neglected tho long because of the embarrassment incident to examina tion nnd nre still oftenor compli cated as a result of tho administra tion of poisonous drugs. Osteopa thy offers a treatment which has achieved better results than any other; which Is natural and hence does not establish further evil con ditions; and which. Involving local examination and treatment less of ten limn other methods, is in no way trying to the most sensitive woman. Moreover, Osteopathy treat ment frequently accomplishes by perfectly natural nnd pnlnlesg meth ods complete cures in eases In which operations aro usually resorted to; and operations, It should bo remem bered, seldom leave the patient well and very often Indeed lay I ha foun dation for fresh troubles. That dls- lliguished woman who oneo de clared, after pergonal experience with Osteopnthy, that, even had It no other application than to the Ills of women It would have made Its founder, Dr. A. T. Still, Immortal. did not exaggerate. Note-- Kor more specific informa tion see tho Osteopath. Dll. II. 1. STt'DLEY Osteopathic physlelny. Ofleos over Chambers' store, MS Wlllametto street. Phono Mack 132H, Consultation free. Residence, 7St Kerry street.. Phmiu Red 3197. AMLHEMEXTS The star'of "Raffles, the Amateur Cracksman," which will be the at traction at the Eugene theatre Thurs day, November 14, is S. Miller Kent, who, besides being recognized as the best young romantic actor In Amer ica, Incidentally holds the world's record as a quirk understudy, which he won during Nat C. Goodwin's en gagement (a "An American Citizen" ut the Duke of York's theatre in London a few years ago. During the performance one Fri day night Goodwin was taken so ill that It was found necessary to send him to a hospital. Before he left the theatre, however, he sent hlg stage manager,. Bud Woodthorpe, In search of Mr. Kent, who happened to be spending his summer vacation over there. Woodthorpe found him at the Hotel Cecil, and carried him to the Duke of York's theatre, where Good-. After this bib 1 ""i"1 ...i -i-'ift .. !hlm to come to his assistance and get nu I. i P.m. i . . , t ,a,. day night s) performance. (Kent, although fearful of the re sult, was finally prevailed upon to make the effort. He took the part to the hotel and worked on it until 7 o'clock in the morning when, ut terly worn out, he fell on his bed and Blept for two hours. Wood thorpe then called for him and took him to the theatre, where 'he re hearsed until 5 in the afternoon. iiy that time Mr. Kent was letter perfect in two acts and had begun to get some Idea of the other two. When he returned to the theatre af ter dinner, however, he was deter mined not to try and go on. If he failed he figured that it would injure hla reputation. The manager of the house and all of the actors, who were of course his friends, at length per suaded him to make up for the char acter and he went on. To make a long story short he went through the first two acts as if he had been playing in the piece all his life, but he was afraid to con tinue, until the stage manager went before the curtain and made a speech explaining the circumstances and asking the Indulgence of the au dience for the young actor. When he went on In the third act Mr. Kent carried his part In his hand, but the audience had by that time begun to admire his pluck and he was applaud ed as few American actors have ever boen in London. Mr. Kent had saved the day, for If he had refused to go on the run of the play would have been broken and In all probability tho company would have been disbanded and the actors sent nack to America. On less than eighteen hours' no tlce he had gotten up n and played a star part in London, By Monday uiKiii ne was oi course comnarat ve. ly easy, and he played with much success for the next two weeks. Mr. Kent has as a souvenir of this incident in his career a silver cigar safe presumed to him by Charles Krohman, with whom ho was under contract, ai mat time, PANIC WOMANKIND DENTISTS HAVE CERTIFICATES DentUtsracticing In Oregon with out holding a lleense from the slate board of dental examiners will have to go to Jail according to the deter mination of the members of the board of examiners. The . regular dentist3 of the state have raised a lund of l.'.OOO with which they. will commence proceedings against the "bush-whacking" dentists of the state. it Is claimed by members of the board that there are betwteu 30 an 40 of these'dentlsts operating in 111 city of Portland alone. These men for the most part are not graduate of any oollege or' school of dentistry, but have picked up something abou the profession, and have proceeded to open up an office and practice There are a few regular dentists, however, who have a desirable cllen tele Vho, it Is snld, will not take th examinations of tho hoard. Of rniirv. tflt: mnnpv strlnrypnrv Utm Ui . . UiwuuiK iijo iJiujity aimigcuiy 1133 mi US 3 hurts some, But Keep Your Eye on Us. , As in g to please our customers. ' well we MAKES I. U K MISERABLE Troubles That Keep Half the Eugene Doctors liusy. Half the prescriptions the Eugen doctors write nre for troubles that result dlrecly from a weak stomach Strengthen the stomach muscles, In crease the secretion of gastric Juices, and you will find that common afflic tions Indigestion, with its head aches, dizziness, dcpresslnon' of spir its, spots before the eyes, nervous ness, sleeplessness and general de bility have been overcome. From now on build up the strength and health or the stomach with Mi-o- na stomach tablets. You will soon find yourself strong and never know the meanings Indigestion. If Ml-o-na did not have an unus ually curative effect In stomach dls orders, it could not be sold on the guarantee given by Hull's drug store to refund the money unless it does all that is claimed for it. Mr. Hull gives an absolute, unqualified guar antee with every 50-cent box of Mi-o- na that the money will he refunded unless the medicine cures. He takes the whole risk, and you can certainly afford to get Miona from them on tins plan. Not one dull moment at the Gem. A continuous show. New people and a different kind of a show In every rospect. Tonight. 111(1 BARGAINS IX ItEAf, PROPERTY We have just reveived a shipment of Studcbakcr buggies and would be pleased to have the public call and look our goods over before buying. SI I Cl TU 50 Eait' Ninth Street -' LVMJ Phone Red 1271 wrmrrinTtririririiii n ! manual 1111 g t- 1 The Oregon Land Company, 412 Willamette street, near tho depot, have on sale some bargains: A building 40x00, two story, on main street at Creswell, with stock and goods, nt n bargain. ; 520 acres, fair Iniproveiiisnta, frnlt of different kinds, sonm rich bot- ! totu land; a model stock" ranch, 110 per acre. ' 440 acres, fi miles out. a splendid Investment, I'JO per acre. (is acres, well Improved, for !, 600. We hare several of the best farms In l.nne county at price from $45 to IS per acre. 4 SO acres at J0 per acre; ran be made Into four gmd farms. Cily rroiH'rty, Residence ranging from $1200 to $(000. Will put yon next to the owners. We have lot to sell at $lfi0 to $i!00, some of these In the .Sladdcn Addition. Get tirlres on stale school lands lit our office. I We are posted on everything In Ore- gun. t an .orate you anywhere. Come In ninl see us you are welcome. BIDS POIl WATKIl BONDS SOI.IC1TKD Sealed proposals will be received by the common council of the city or Kiigcne until t:so o clock n. m. of January Bin, 1808, at which time at the council chamber In said rity said council will open and consider Btich proposals for tho purchase of the whole or any part of an Issue of $.100,000 water bonds of said city. These bonds will be Issued In denom inations of $100 to $1000, will be payable principal and Interest In gold coin, will bear date January 1st. 19IIS. will be due Jnnutnry 1st, 11148, with an option in the city to pay the snina or any thereof on any interest day subsequent to January 1st, 1923, aud will bear Interest at the rate of 5 per cent per annum, payable semi-annually. These bonds are Issued under authority of an act of the legislative assembly of the state of Oregon, entitled, "An act to reincorporate tha city of Eugene and to repeal all arts and parts of acts In conflict herewith," filed n the offlre of the tocretary of state Kebruarv 18th, 105, as amended by tho Initia tive bill filed In the office of the re corder of said city July 1st, 190", and approved by tho voters of said city at an election held October 14, mui. runner information will be furnished on application to the un dersigned. The common council re serves the right to reject any and all bids. Kugene, October 28, 1907. B. K. DOitltls. i1 t Ilecorder. HOFFMAN llOlSK CIGAR STORE We handle all the leading brands oi cigars ana tobacco. VINCENT & HAMMITT, lt 695 Willamette street, Livery (b Boarding Stables BARNARD fl&.WCST, Props. First-Cl.iss Turnouts of nil I.Vsniplions. Kiiblvr 1 ito Cubs an J Sinlo Kis IF YOU WiS I A CAB RING UP NAIN 21 No. 45 West ginth Street A Il lltK t 11AM K I have a farm of 13T acre to ell; j .Vol Ice for I'uhllratlon I'nited States Land Offlre, Roseburg, Or., Ort. 23, 1907. Notice la hereby given that In com pliance with tho provisions of the art of congress of June S. 187X, enti tled "An act for the sale of timber lands In the states of California, Or egon, Nevada and Washington terri tory," a extended to all the public land state by act ut AuRiist 4, 1392, William 11. IMerce, of Walton, coun ty of Lane, State of Oregon, filed In thl office hi sworn statement No. S.27 for the purchase of the NKVi 'of sec. 26, tp. 19. 8. range S I west, Willamette Meridian, and will oner prooi io snow uiai me land sought la more valuable for Its tim ber or stone than for agricultural purposes and to establish her rlnlm to said land before W. W. Calkins, purpose and to establish hi claim Kugene. Oregon, on Tuesday, the 7th day of January, 190S. lie name a witnesses: W. T. Hal- Suits to Order For $25 In any single or double breasted latest style' cut. Perfect fit guaranteed and good linings, - Nearly 500 nobbypat tcrns in new gray checks and plaids to tempt you, up to $40.00. D. S. McDoug 588 Willamette St. R. J. MOSES, L. J. MOSES. Grain and Vegetables, Dry Coods and Notion Boois a rid Shoes, Crockery and Tinware t We have solicitors who will call on you daily for your orderi T them nicely for we assure you they will be patient and obliging as to! do not want to displease any one. Do not forg;et we are money hi merchants. Yours truly, R. J. MOSES SON RutrpfM? ThoA fA Phone Black 1442 'O - " - GEO. H. SMITH. Man. THURSDAY, NOV. 14 SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT! First time in Eugene Mr. Jos. M. Gaites Presents The Eminent, Romantic Actor S. Miller Kent in The sensational Dramatic Success RAFFLES With a Company of Notable Players Just as producedfor 225 performances in the Princess Theatre New YorK A POS1T1VF DRAMATIC TRIUMPH PRICES 50c, 75c; $1,00, $1.50 OREGON HOME & LAND CO. Rooms 9 and JO, over Chambers-Biistow Bank ill acres In cultivation. So acre na- I lev. of Meadow. Orecon: Aarnn r tur, ;i acrr till. tier; horn's, rows, 1 Harbour, of Walton, Oregon; Jarvls hoK, chickens, w axen, farm Imple-1 1'. Sutherland, of Walton, Oregon: inents; orchard and Rood building. William Sutherland, of Walton, Ore- i ier acre, rour mile trom de- iron. I'.it:: good schools and neighbor hood Knuuli at tho Sprlnisfield .Intel, Springfield. Or. tt ttlthtnnd rain nd thine. It's New Kra quality, sold nnlv at the Merger llesn Hardware Company. O Anv and all person claiming ad versely the above decrlbed land are Nil nested to file their claim in thl office on or before said uh day ofj januarr. ipu. nh'NJ amis' i.. Ennv. Keglstero O KSTAHMSIllll) 18X5 JEDSON CLUB RYE Jcdson Club Bourbon (iiiiirtintiHtl I'nder Pure Kood nnd . Urns Act, June :to, (! J J. If. PKXXKY S. I). I'KXNKV PENNEY BROS 37tl-:MU l'jist Morrison, Poi'thind, or. I Jetison L'luh whlskiy Is smooth and mellow, nnd Is the purest whlskiv Ihnt skill nnd years of experience can produce, which makes It excep tionally valuable for family and medi cinal purposes. It Is thoroughly ma tured In wood and bottled under our supervision. Jedson Cluh Is tucked in four full quart bottles at It. 00; eight "full quarts, $t.O0 and twelve full quarts H2.00. Send us the above nun. nut and we will ship In plain sealed case wun no niurks to show contents. Trv r Get you a home of your own Have some good bargains in small and large farms. City lots and City Homes. Will be glad to show you anything in real estate A Square Deal to All Oregon Home &. Land Co., A. A. Aaby, Mgr. i tiiMMWMiiiiiwMmm I I! UVRTON Has Moved to. Nos. 16andl8 West 7th St. Where he will be pleased to have friends and customers come and see him SAM SHAMAN Junk Dealer Highest Price paid for 'hideswool, PELTS, nt t-v nrmnrn ULU KUDDtlt, SACKS, SCRAP IRON, METALS and RAGS We also buy Second Hand Goods the whiskey nnd have your doctor "N T A T) C test every bottle, If you wish, if not 1 I I I T h I satisfactory ship It back to us. at our! I V-T .X Jk JLV expense and we will refund vnurjl I I niomy. All orders promptly flllcd'aud, J : I f great care taken In packing Anv loss' Julius Goldsmith 542 Olive Street Phone, Red 5571 Eugene Of. In shipping will be nt our exm.n. Address nil orders and make renilt tame payable to I'KWKV IlliOS. ;171-:1NI Knt Morrison Street INUM I.AMl, OltK. Your Name Town and County J. W. BARRINGER Expert Houjemovtr Moves anything. Twenty years experience Resident. t Fifteenth and Oak Sts. rW Red 4511. Eocene. On'?on State U. K7 P. No Make all remittance pavatilo to Tcn- ney llro , Portland. JKDSOX (M il H STII XK.IIT KKX. TITM WHISKKV Al l. IJiHUis SIIIITH, IN jv t Asus IFe ESMOND HOTEL OSCAR ANDERSON. ICr. Rales - European PUn 50c, 7Sc, Jl.00. SIO, J2 00 Frre Bu to ed from all train Front ind Morrison St'. OUR. STOCK OF BIBLES In Revised and Old Version in black laced trf with all other new features is worth your insptition SCHWARZSCHiLD'S . BookSt-ore 5S6 Willamette Stretf
