Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, December 17, 1907, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE El'CE.N'E DAILY Ul'AIMI, Tl KSDAY. DEt'KMHKR 17, 11)07. COMMERCIAL CLUB ! JUVENILE SOCIETY mm X The Kind You Have AJwarv Dought, and which has ween in use for over 30 years, ban borno the ntinature of and has been made under his per fTL Sjt-?-ftL . onal supervision Iuco 1U Infancy. ary2, cicc4tl Allow no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitation and Just-as-grood" are but Kxpertments that trifle with and endaager the health of luianta and Children Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castorla is a harmless Bubstituto for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops and Boothing Syrups. , It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic Hiibstanco. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms juul allays Fevcri.shuess. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething' Troubles, cures Constipation nnd Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Ktouimtli nnd liowcls, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's l'anacea The Mother's Ifrteud. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS 9 Bears the Signature of a" The Kind You toe In Use For Over THC Of NTftUM OOMMNV, TT MUMHAV Held Up For Admiration One of our Bneclalttos la tno donn 'jura i ing of Fancy Vents, ami, If necessary, I the dyeing of thorn, uluo. We turn; '.hcHO out In audi a stylo na makes the 6wner wonder how the transfor- rotation has been ofroctod. Remember i this when yon havo a vest that looks ifloiled and shabby. Our Koneral .cleaning and dyeing work Is of a ltlgh character, and we do the work 1n record time in "too moderate" , .prices. I Eugene Dve Works EwRene, Or IVllUimoUe St E. C. Gulliford Livery, Feed and Boarding Stables New Floor Room New Rubber Tire Turnout. Fall Creek Stage Line 109 West flih Street. ' Phone Main 99 Livery, Sale Feed and Boarding Stables Hcadquart-'rsJforFall Creek and Coburg stages. Hay oats aid wheat, lull tin e o mill feeds. Try us we will treat yon right. TOM BAILEY, Porp. Know as Transfer Barn PhoncRed 131 -Cor. 10th and Will. Scott's Santal-Pepsin Capsules POSITIVE CURE. ptor InlUfnoiatloa or (Vtrrh of lh HiiUf nl IHmm4 Kltnf. Na out mo ti. I St mm qairnl) mtiA rri tttlf til ! Mlrl I I ol lh t rlaarf OrfM Ab rtlutaip brmlM. Mnl4 bf droiU. 'r1w 1 IU or br ftaatl, lit1. tl ill, of lfci biiia . it, A!lrw, Hht SANTAl-PCPMNCn. Hold by W. 1. OK I.AM), lriinnt CHJCKES7 3 PIUS Always Bought 30 Years. TMCKT. NIWVOM Cm. '. Useful j Christmas I Presents May be found at our store. A suit of Michael, Stern Co'8. Fine Tailored Clothes w e are sole agents in Eugene. Neckwear, Shirts, Hosiery, Gloves, Underwear, Handkerchiefs, Bath Robes Everything in Furnishings that a gentleman needs. Don't waste your money on foolish Christmas Presents. Buy some thing that is useful and will be appreciated. OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT ED. HANSON 8 East. 9th street Eugene, Oregon Pictures for Xmas. Ve have lust received a Urf e or der ol them which wa will aril lor Itwdayiat pricti that will entice you In buy. See Our Window OVERTON Wall Paper and Drug Co. Every Woman la Intarwioil ami rflt1 know M4RVU tthiTlinu Sofcv I Til W iMtatl HfHw. A, tVdJW.f A,, ft.-. ItMt-Stf. I ,nrn ! L. lit ttw 4mci.i hr , M M M.. ft.-,-.! I K. sMrr.. ftkti itiHk, . WoMlriL CUAe A Co., I'orll.ad BOARD HOLDS MEETING (;ovki!.oi:s ihmtks mouth ti.- TI'ICAIj .MASS MKKTIXfi AXI) riii:i(;nr ovkkciiakuk o. HOl'SIOHOM) (i(M)l)S. A meeting of tho board of gov ernor of the Commercial club wen held Ian! nlsht. The meeting was held principally for the purpose of acting on the proposition of holding a mass meeting ealy In January un der the auspices of the Lane County Horticultural socley and the Com-, menial club, as discussed at t he f meeting of the Horticultural society! last Saturday. The club was au thorized to stand half of the expense of the meeting, and the board was much In favor of securing music for the occasion. If possible. Another matter that came up for dlsciiHslon was that of freight over charge on household goods from the !2asU Manager llartog produced a letter from. C. A, Malbenuf, district freight agent of the Southern Pacific company, In -which he stated that he would be happy to appear at a meet ing of the hoard of governors or of the club to go over the matter tho roughly. Manager Hartog was In structed to Invite him to attend the next regular meeting of the club, which will be held on .lununry (14 T IH KI). At the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. .1. Polll, 3H6 Kast Thir teenth street, at S p. m., Monday,! December 1, 1 907, Georgia . May Polll, aged 21 years, 3 months and 6 days. The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon ut 2:3') to the . O. O. F. cemetery. Services will be conducted by Kev. D. tl. Trimble. of the Methodist church of which Mifs Polll was a member. OlllTl'Ai;V. Anily 1'nu.itide died at his home on the MrK'.'nzie river, Tuesday, Dec. 10, after an Illness of several years. He was born In Louisiana, May 10, lNltli, and crossed the plains to Ore gon In 1S47. lie resided with his parents neiir CJervais. Oregon until 1 S72. when he moved on the McKen- zie river, where be has since lived, nnd won respect and love of all who knew him. He leaves a wife and three daugh ters to mourn his death. Deceased was a faithful member of the Cath olic church. a liicrotM) ititi:Ki:it. List Veer's S;iles of llyomcl, the (iiinmnlccd Cure for Catarrh, Larger than Kvcr. So pronounced Is the relief und euro following the use of llyomcl, that It has been publicly recommend ed by leading druggists and phyal- clans In nearly every state and town in tho country, with tho result that last year's sales were larger than eve,. Tho fuel that Hyomel Is so simple nnd complete, and that It cures ca tarrh by breathing medicated air and not taking drup. Into the stomach, no doubt has helped to create this wtdc'iprcad nnd rapidly Increasing army ol friends. You do not risk a penny In testing the healing powers of Hyomel, for Hull's Drug Storo will sell you a dol lar outfit with a distinct guarantee to refund the money If the treat ment falls to give satisfaction. DAXCIXO SCHOOL Prof. Ford has opened a dancing class at Davit's' Hall on Momln), Wednesday ami Friday at 8 o'clock. The Ford family are professional dinting lenchers and musicians. Mis. Ford Is an expert violinist nnd their daughter Is very proficient on hot It Hie ptnno nnd violin. Try a lesson; If not satisfied there will bo no charge. All lovers of good music and dancing should attend this class. Terms In class: Klght lessons. Ja.uu; Single lesson, 7,'ic; children's lessons, Saturdays, H for $1.00; prl viite lessons every afternoon at 2 o'clock. $1.00. Dances for pupils Hint their friends every Saturday night. Admission BOc. Ladles free TIMIilCi; LAM) Here Is the chance of your life. I can sell you timber In tracts from 4.000.000 feet to 400.000.000 feet as low as Ho rents per thousand feet This will make you 100 per cent per year, put your money where It will make you a fortune In a short time and stop talking hard times. There never was na good n time to buy as now. Don't wait six months and then kick yourself for what you have lost. Inquire at 4S2 Willamette street or write James N Kandall, Lock Box 4 aft, Eugene, Or. WHAT'S will be "well cured." A positive cure for sprains, neuralgln, bruises, contnicted muscles and nil the Ills that flesh Is heir to. A. U. M. Wil liams, Nav.isotn. Texas, writes: "I have used Snow Liniment for sprain ed ankle and It gave me the best of satisfaction. I always keep It In the house." Sold by l.lnn Drug Company. lining fast, the choicest of our large holiday display. Have you seen II? Hat kcr's (lun Store. Opeu even ing, tf liKKkwooit. Crfnliv. Vnn IlrlRKla1 ami Ti'im Piittcry at ftaton'. tf j IrVuril hnnil-imlntcn rhina at Watts' tf if yon are uolnn to me foal this Tln I, iht'.H.m nml bin ej Clirlsl w'liler It will ly vou to pet man !. 1 nl ll.irker's (!tl:i Si -re. Oi a" Wilsoti Coal ll.aior. dtt cvt-nlniit. tl PRUKINS mi:v. o. v. i:h.ht TiM.i) or KO.MK ()!' THK EVILS OK THK I'HKSKXT DAY IX IMS SKIiJIOX KL'.MJA V XHiHT. The Juvenile Society of Eugene needs pruning, and so does the adult society, if Rev. O. C. Wright was correct In his observations at the Ilaptlst church Sunday night. Mr. Wright swore his allegiance to some old-fashioned ld?aa concerning the conduct of young people and believed that society of today la largely re sponsible for producing young people who are unduly conceited, having too little respect for their elders, for sacred places and things and tor time-honored customs. This ten dency to push ahead our young folks weakens thel" characters, lays a frail foundation for real life and destroys the free, hnnpy period of childhood. The oversight of older persons should be insisted upon. To permit young people to picnic and have social functions without these safeguards is perilous. Too much attention is allowed between oppo site sexes, and the habit of pairing off and insisting on regular com panionship is silly and too frequently degrading. The whole tendency is toward producing smart Instead or wise people; of lowered Ideas rather then splendid purposes; and to be popular rather than' profoundly earnest. Young people should cor rect the tendency, society may help, but If neither cf these assist them, fathers and mo'hers should assert their rights as controllers and com pel a change. I'se the knife and prune off society these' unprofitable and harmful conditions. The orchestra rendered excellent service. Mr. Wright will preach p. xt Sunday night on "What Christ mas Means to Me." The ordinance of baptism will be administered. GAULT POSTMASTER ' AT COTTAGE .GROVE Washington, D. C, Dc. 16. The Oregon di legation has decided upon the following appointments: La Orande land officeReceiver. A. A. Roberts, reappointment; regis!"'-. F. '". rtramwell. Lake View land office Receiver, I. Watson, repooointnie.nt; regis ter F. P. Cronemlller. Grants Pass postofflce George W. Oo"no, Cottage Grove postofflce D. M. C. Oauit, editor of the Western Oregon newspape.. Klamath Falls postofflce R. A. ImmitL. McMlnvlllo postofflce II. M. llas klnr. Vnlon postofflce Is not yet set tled. A 1.1. WItOXO. The .Mistake Is Made by Many Kligcne t itl.cns. Don't mistake tho cause of back ach . To be cured you must know the cause. It Is wrong to Imagine relief Is cure. Backache Is kidney ache. You must cure the kidneys. A llugene resident tells you how. Mrs. R. W. Klrkpatrick, of 327 West Seventh street, Ktigene. Or., says: "Though 1 am not In favor of Indiscriminate use of proprietary medicines. I know there are a num ber worthy of complete confidence. One of these Is Dr. Doan's Kidney ills. I was led to get a supply of this remedy for uso In our family and In my own rase nnd In that of one of our children, they gave ex cellent results. It is a pleasure to us to give Doan's Kidney Pills my endorsement." For sale by all dalers. Price, T0 cents. Fostor-Mllliurn Company. Uuffulo. New York, solo agents for the t'nlted States. Remember tho name Doan's and take no other. A 1JAUK MAXt K 1 have a farm of 127 acres to sell; 70 acres In cultivation, 30 acres pas ture; 11 acres timber: horses, cows, hogs, chickens, wagons, farm Imple ments; orchard and good buildings. $4S per acre. Four miles from de pot: good schools nnd neighborhood. Enquire st the Springfield Hotel. Springfield. Or. tf V. O. W. I'MiAK neat 6c cigar on the market, tf LKG HOSK1.TON'. Why not pluce a beautiful piano or ornan In your homo before Xmas? Call al tho Kllers Piano limine. 24 West Seventh street, and see their stock. Silver novelties In great variety. Watt. tr See Walls for best values In watch on. tf l Hex r'llntKotp rooflnir We Clin toll von whv II is hpllcr. Chani- lifru Hardware C.. 10-i'5 Pkatlni; at Ike I'mlt-rwood r'.nk to nti:lt. I'un.o and enjoy yuuraclf; a plcaaant time assnveil. tf j i no f'tll to nttTtl 'hi' ntanu'T-' ad. nt t!tp armory X Yrnr'a eve. tf Silver Urni't. ilothe briishra at W.itt'. and (i'holtc irnyer tKMiks at Katon's. OF SKIR OH BODY I Worst Case of Eczema Doctor Had Seen in 40 Years For Six Months Father Expected His Baby to Die Blood Oozed Out All Over Her Body Had to Be Wrapped in Silk and Carried on a Pillow Now She Is Perfectly Cured. DOCTOR RECOMMENDED CUTICURA REMEDIES "My Httla tfr! was born two weeks before her Lime ami niy wife died four hours alter mi birth of our child and I had to raise the baby on arti ficial foods. Six l. r . u:-u YLT-J V he broke out; and 'WM(vm J had two doeU)M VVI YlX in attendance. There was not a narticleof skin loft on her body, the blood oozed out just anywhere, and we had to wrap her in silk and carry her on a pillow for ten weeks. She was the most terrible sight I eer Baw, and for six ffconUu I looked for her to go to her mama, but thank God and his aonts, she is alive and well to-day and ahe witl b three years old the seventh of Decemler and has never had a eif?n of the dread trouble Binee. . "I used everv known remedy to alle viate her suffering, for it was terrible to witness. Dr. C gave her up and then I went to C F and (tot pr, b and he and Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment saved her. He recommended the Cuticura Remedies, or said we were right in making use of . them. As nearlv as I can remember, we used eight cakes of Cuticura Soap and three boxes of Cuticura Ointment; but you mut take into consideration that "hers was an exceptional case, for an old and prod dix-tor said that it wac the Wf;r3t case that had come to him in fortv yars. I have always hinged on Cutifru'rn. Soap to kp her skin 6oft and to give her a pure complexion. James J. Smith. Wood and Mlal Pattern Maker, Box 2.14, BuenaVisla, Va.,Oct. 14 and 22, 11)00." Complete Fxtirnnl mirt Intrrrml Trpntraent Tor r.very ln;mnr of Ini.mlf. t.'tiiUtrrn an.l Ailulia vi:iiMi ol Ciiricum Si mr iJ5c.) loCl.-ans the fckiu. Cittl.'urft Ointiii nt iik) t. Hi-1 Un Skm. ami iitlfur Itewiivrnt (M?.) (In Hit- form of CinM-otato oriKHl nits 2te. xr vial ol tHll to I'urKy the Hliui. Sold ihromrhut the world. Potter Dmx it Cbi-oi. turp.. iiti;s Froia.. IJivioa. Masa. MrMalitti True. Lutlcuni Booi oa Pkln Dlv. 206 i. 14th Phone Black 1561 c 1GAR S Julius Go id smith If you want a good SQUARE MEAL go to J I The People's I I Restaurant 49 We t ?vh St lVeals at all Hours J W. C. YOUNG, Frop. I HOW-R m, WOOD Rfil Fft and Tlirbrr Lnds Ranch, Finn and City Property Yovr fJtioTur.f ri jiecMully roliciled Room I, ovrr First National Bank Williams Co. Transfer Light and Hravy Hauling VOOD FOR S.ALE 504 Willamette SI- Eugtnt, Otrgux Phone UlRck II " S.E. Stevens ..Piano Tuner.. Leave orders at Eilers P!ano House Phone Main 4 1 Residence f 33 West 12th street Residence Phone Red 2771 Madame Dean': French n.. . ;i '! iruiii f 1 N. A Fatr, Cfwtais Hk- Huff' Mtin-! f-iwjv! JNtlf- ti..Tj What sntf.it or M.M-.t y Sarf'.n d , m J'ft foffl.H. j.-f III M1H t.lvlll n m.l. to vl f-T wn -n '...,;, t-AinrU' f". u,t mi c-uirc th Ct-iuatuN r' pt ti' ihtu i ' roar ttuit it' i uot bfc(. ;ticm send Vour ontcri ui Ut lillTM ftZ;Jl CI. BJI 7L Itv.tnr 9 I 1 1P! THIS I THE WHEN YCU WILL .WANT A r,E',y STEEL RANGE Buy the range you can rely on. and from the firm can rely on. We sell the You Universal, Toledo and Quick Meal Ranges , Come in and see how nice they are We are loaded with Heaters all kinds from $2.00 to $20.00 More arriving every day. "It.'you don't buy: of us, WE BOTH LOSE MONEY " BERGER-BEAN HARDWARE Co W. M. GREEN; JSL'Wi 619 Willamette St. Phone Main 25 OREGON HOME & LAND CO. Rooms 9 and JO, over Chambers-Bristow Bank 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 Sqaare Deal Lo All Oregcn;Hcme &Land Co., A. A. Aaby, Mgr. Livery ? Boarding Stables BARNARD .Gfc.WEf T, ?rors. First-Class Turnouts of ail 6osc!ipiv ns. Rubber lire Cabs and Single Rigs IF YOU W;S i A CAli RING UP MAIN 21 No. 45 West Ninth S;rvet- 100,000 Bottles of Away-SLecial Holiday Gift. mh. unsvi yii win lolllUUS UIHlltl Ul Jt th ontim I . .. c 1 nuic i'i n ra ns iififiuuiie, I ' Willi nnn n nn rf lnn,.l.' ., . '' . .. ; I Ilt'R ni Iina n rf I n Ifnenla W'lnAD nrnnn that vnn miohi co ni TKn - ui nut bv a f i ii u i vuit&c ttfi nna trallon nf v v 1111 n, I eg II III t l'l li e BV I hrnnrl vntt duatxA TW 1 i.v. tun win get a jo.du ,c1L..u 14 por gallon, we will give away otrei nes. rpcinar nrir hii rpnta yon may deaire. 1 hp prirp ni tnp 1 I1IMKPV rPPI nr hrleo v v nm. mll..n ntn u ill rr vn nHllV 11 i.ow. icu win get a 15.50 Durchase for J4. frelgtit ann prepaid .itii uiif jtaimn 01 i inamooK ye or noiiiiMin V.'ffnrtB nrlee ti . . Sweet Wtnpn. reailtztp tlflfa lra ml yon may dealrp. The price of Winn Is fx. Yon will get a $4.25 uress enarvten prepaid. vvl.n one gallon of Sh"ehan'a Private Stnrk Rye or i ;:eenlar prir" :i pnr uallon. we will give awsy free t' !oid I'alifc-nla Sweet Wines, regular prlre r0 rents a I f leet any l.ranit yon delre. The price of the Whiffy ' ithe V1: n $!. ,,,t ill pit a tl purchase (or $1. f nrf;;s prepntii. fhr wit'- ' i. I. n-p i.rr rlvii-p wav ntw f,rr IroJ l.-.wol '.a:,' J"tli, 190b. r on, hetv. flnt 4 Miwa'e!, S vfrl inr nme wi t v xl w deurt. KememVr when voio-lt m-.-r " . . , will tr tm t'.M on ewr. Ir. vn . the Hnt (alloc. Scixt vircfVi t ' 'e .uotav. ii P'cke-t rli-n --,-,. S.-ud Vtlb f ir; w c eanr.ol jnip u. II. MIKT. lArrtR WHOLESaLL 31 FrorLStrttct S THE TIMR ft YEAR. SKLi:cTi.(i c;i;ot Eini-s here Is not an pasr tak. There are so many good things to eu that you feel like trying the, .all. But It Is eay t(i select groceries of SioJ qua!i:y. h0)r. ever. In fact yon (annoi rifoose any ether ldi:d h-r? for tf haven't any. So cotp nr.d set your groceries hero. ;r sn are tempted to buy mire than you need they'll kei-p anyway. 1 iff Sweet Wine Given WUlnKU'a, Hllll V II U ll i 1 "' t..ii. ts iuiiuah: -at ... -..,. hot l n.rin m I'a nr 1(1111 IU'll v. ......if. Air Hnirn n. ie no F.II Nn ll 'l I"" '-' nr ikn ivhutpv is s . ' iur IICI51II .... - ' 0nnAA A A & IfVO rZH 1.1 i 1 " . c U I a (Jf I Ulll l I". t,a U K ihl.i... i iha nrwi' Ol l"r pnrcnase lor ii'-'ft"1 pr gratis three botlea of tue otd K"mti nor hntr p 10 ma? ' 1" ... u niKPV i ' '"- " .wrt tit . f 11.. n l ,- nanl. nap l.n.ltf VoM H'' the Whlskev Is $3.'.'": 1"'"' pnrrhaae for :l (' ' of i vi,k.- 1 xrr a-.rr uni rin'a-itr- ' r. -l!- Tf have the M!.i-vin-; r-v.- arc I Cilawoi. Mi.Hdi-i ml a. i. k n.i.iv bo' lira o! '..' ' ami lrv wilt hivou: r . or Poi! OUkt Money -'" 5. r.OMPANY Lllft'OR. DFAI.ER.5 ,r PORTLAND, 0. o