Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, February 08, 1908, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTHE Kl'GKNE DAILY GUARD, SATIKF)AV, KEIIKI AKY 8, 1008 mm OTHER TONIGHT AT THE STROKE OF TEN THE ! BALLOT BOX CLOSES FOR LAST TIME A mother who in in good pliVHioal condition transmit to bur cliild the tloKKine of a (food constitution; sickly, ailing mothnrs, the reverKe.j J he tiny Inn Ijiinkk " "era liv ing responsiliility. At nuc.'Ii a time too great care ciuimot lie taken to build up the mother')) geiinrul non utitution, and rcHtore her fniiiiiiine Bystcm to a healthy, normal con dition. The gifiiKiNt aKHiHtance that any woman can have in accomplish ing thin all-imK)rtant work is LYDIAE.PINKHAMS VEGETABLE COMPOUND Jlrs. M. (iilmer, of West Union, 8. C, wriU) to Mrs. l'inkliani, Lynn, Miikh. " I wu (fruatly run down in hralth, uttering from a wvaknenii peculiar to my kl I began to take I.ydla K. I'inkham't Vegutablo Compound, and I waa not only reatorcd to hralth but an tba proud mother of a flue baby irirl. I wlh entry alck and ailing' woman would gra l.yclla K. I'inkham't Veiretuble (Vimpnund a trial." Mr, l'aul Oliver, of St. Martin- vine. La.. wriUsH to lira. inmiiain " For vearal Buffered frc form of female trouble, and the doctor Mr. ( aald I could not get well without an operation. Lydla K. I'lnkham'a Vr Re table Compound roatored me to perfeot k.alllt mil I hlLVA th BWeetltHt UttlB baby girl. I will nerer eeaae to I pralae Lydla K. I'lnkham a medicine." FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. Kur thirty yearn I.ydin K. l'ink. ham VcKelable CYumxiimtl, made from root and herlw, has licnn the Htandard remedy for female Ills, antl has posit ively cured thoimands of women who have been troubled with Uio worst forma. Why doiit you tryltr mimi, uiim,ii i a . m W'u '.' '" " ' "" ' s. Photo by Dorrln Art Gallery, MISS MAl'OK I.KWIS, Marrolu DlHtrlrt No. 4 CH A I'K HON K C A XI l U A T KS Mra. Jno SHir.n, Bir1iitifli-ll I1K..H IH'J.iH Mra. II. I., (illiha, Kuiirno earal auffered from tlmworatlMra. V. W. DuiiikIi'IHt. Huri-im. . . . ). IIuiImiii, riilnee uf Hurou UII.IDO M,4I0 14.H0.-S Mm. O. Collin, Kuki-iic Z iVi Mra. Mlmiif C'ron.-r Mrs. K. HiiubiTt, AcniB '-"" Mra. taunt Wrliflit, folium Mra. M. Moiitunnu'ry, Juiii'lli Mra. ('. i. Iluiiankcr, Dexter... Mra. I'. I'. Itiirniird, ColmrK, Or. Mra. ('. T. (Jootliiiiin, Coliur. . Mra. J. IliKKlna, HII'J I'l-url St . . . Mm. Jno. T. Kiuim-r, Klori'iioo . . Mra. IT. MiiriUiim, K. Mill HI. . Mra. 10. I'Vllloll, Dexter Mra. H. A. llnolli, Mil K. Dili Nt . 7211 B7 702 on itol 271 107 Kill ni announced on Tuesday, February 1H. The prizes will be awarded at ""every candidate and their friends are requested to he on' hand at the finish to NIGHT. I'OHTI.A.V WITHKKAWS . KKOM XVItTHWKST (TIU IIT A clash occurred between the rep reaentatlves of Boise, Lewlaton, Spo kane, Walla Walla, Norm i annua and the representatives of the Port land Country Club and uvesiocK as- Hoelatlon this morning at the meet ing of the North Pacific RacInK Asso ciation that will result In the com plete separation of the rortiana as sociation from the Northwest cir cuit, says the Portland Telegram. The Portland ciuu ueciueu races during the week of September 21 to 26, regardless oi opposition from the towns In the eastern territory. The Portland races will ioiiow me Oregon state fair at Salem, wnicn will be held from sepieniuer m iu 19, and the Salem fair will ioiiow In turn the California meet at ac ramento, which will be held from Sentemlier 7 to 12. G. A. Westgate, who reureaented rortiana, siateu that the Portland association coiim hold their meet at no other time, and advised the eastern representatives to follow the Portland fair, which will be bv far the largest racing meet ever held In the Pacific Northwest. The eastern delegation stood rirm ly together and voted to follow the Salem fair and take chances on get ting horses for their races. As tne Portland association offers about 40,000 in purses during this meet, the eastern Washington and Idaho fairs will have to look to other sour ces for their attractions. Further more, the Washington fairs are de pendent upon California and Oregon horses for their races, so that it is the onlnlon of racing men that, the North Yakima fair, which it was de cided Bhould fall on the same date as the Portland fair, will be up against it for entries. NA.MKS OF COMP F.TIN'O CANDIDATES. DiMl'Icl No. 1. CLOSING OF SAWMILL CAUSED FAILURE ,,fV OIT I'F KMI'I.OVMK.Vr IKI.I) HF.Sl l.TKD l -'-jXX F.MIiWtKVSSMKXT SPHIXtil XAXCIAIi The Guard a few days aKo stated , that a trustee had been ; aPPO" ted , for Harrv Stewart's store ,sl'rlfn8t ' t lid This week s News tells of It field. This aaTheeuizens of Springfield werelj somewhat surprised morning when It was " ,".. XJ Harry M. Stewart had ailed in bua. , Iness. and tnai j been appointed by his creditors as ti ustee of the stock. The failure of Mr. Stewart was a ''Vil'ed public, as it was generally beied that this store would be among the last to fall. However, when the hard times came on and the mill closed down, throwing nearly one hundred men out of employment, the sales of thlB large store dropped off about 100 per cent., thus making It Impos sible for Mr. Stewart to meet his ob ligations and the crash came He has an immense stock of goods on the shelves and was not prepared for hard times. He had bought heavil and has more than double the stock that he should have during such a panic as now exists. Mr. Clark an nounces that sale will be carried o In this store that will discount any thing that has ever before been con ducted in Springfield. He says goods will be cut to actual cost and In many cases below cost, as they are bound to ralsn money enough in the next sixty days to satisfy the creditors, and as soon as this is done the busi ness will be conducted uy -ir. oie- art as before. The fact that he nas foiled for ihe time being Is no dis grace nor due to lack of ability, but he was caught like hundreds of oth ers, not expecting a sudden lull In business, and was unprepared, witn an overstock oi mercnauuise heavllv In debt. The News, wltn nis many friends, hope that the big sale that is now on will be a big success and that he will be able to pull out of the tight place that he so sud denly found himself in. seuo Racket E NE Store You Can Buy Clothes Cheaper at this Time llivml-e we llnvt- nuirkisl don it ninny kimmI Sulla, Iiwuiim' we wnnl llicni i loM il mil Ix'fuiv Mir lil u aprhiK nml Milliliter In k nrrlvea. Tliew Sulla hour tlic tmilo mark of MiiliaeN, Sleril V Co.. bulling tlutlilcra of llio rouiKry. Tlirjr are imule of tlie Ihd) ninlcrliila ami linuil Itilloml. ('time nml took nt lliem. Miaa Mull 11 li(lerliolt. Madison SI Miss MurglKTlle Woods, 11)11 W. Hill Mlsa tiilice Wiiiiil, 1!HI W. Hill St Mliia Mat' Dmmliia". I'enrl SI Mlxa Miilile Julinaoii, KII."V HlgliSI Mlaa l'uy t'lurk, 71 l'Vrry SI District No. 2. Mian Alln Wllllnmx, Dexter" Miss .eliim t riiiin, Dexter Mine lelii Sunford, Collage firove Mlsa Hate llmvlcy, Collage (irove Mlsa Iteim Duller, Coimge (irovo Mlsa Dora .liiroba, Dexier :.'; i District No. 11. Mlaa 1'ln Ciialuiinii, Acme. 7. Mlsa llnttln Cook, Juiiitloii City Mlsa 1 .1 1 1 lit it lli'und. Florence Mlsa tlcrtiiitle lluslinell Junction City Mlsa F.rsn Humble. Miiplelon Mlsa Minnie Slbbels, J u ml Ion I'll jr. Dlsli lrt No. 4. Mlsa Minnie l,els, Minn, la Mlsa F.ffle W'llliniM, .Springfield Mlsa (iisuulii Neff, Cubing Miss (;eneleve Howe, Crcstvell Mlsa Irene lloliliiell, I'leiisanl HHI Mlss Miliblllue Hells, Colling Miss Merrll Sioll, t re-well I Miss Myrlle lll-lli'P, onuiu t Miss l.elll Kterson, Creswcll ' Mlsa Renin Unmlllllili, Coburu Mlsa Mabel 'riinllipsell, Creswell 1 Miss Filenlil Cliii'l, Spi lllgdelil I Miss From Sinltli, Springfield 1 Miss l.oil Snilt, t leswell . lia.OOl! . .I11.07B . . IOI. 7.17 . , . O'J.OHlt . . . K.VIIHII . . .111,511) .I.VP-i'J . . in. kd; , . lIH.IIlll . .1)4, 4110 . .17.114.1 . . B0II2 . .(Ill, HUH . . ,M),a"0 . . 115,1111 1 , .l!5,701l . .17.111.1 . . a loo , I 1 .1,11(17 . . 7H.DOI) . .411,7:1.1 . . 4O.H70 , .117,1) 111 . .UH.7I I . .'J:l,70 . .SH.HIO . . lll.OD.I . . OH I . . iH'M 711 III) n.i Don't miss the dance Saturday night, February 8th, after Company C's annual inspection. f be classed will) the "lop full line nf fur men, nml our We tarry i ulsliliiua fur price nml aljlee me rlulil. We own our own Imlltting, Miy no n'lit ami nn siillsnetl Willi rtsisoniible profit. F:D. HANSON No. 8 Kiis) Nlnili Siis.t l-:uaene, tln'ilt'li s V dill tl a rei't iiiiiikIi l Uiitclier.-i." This niily Rot s to prove Unit I tie lenders of earl) dlsirlel have nut I lie nice wnu bv any means. Reserve forces will be verv much In evidence nlutit and riinilldat figure Tuesday when the natiies or; the winners tire iinlioulued should be, prepaid for every emergency tonight. I The Way the I'lDes Will lie Awarded Capital prlxe -lira mi upright pi-l an i. viihii d in :!.'. IM W' given to the young Imly who fccnrcs Ihe niest votes of any candidate In Ihe milieu Irri'.ipeellve of 111" dlsirlel she lliav ro.'Mo In. Klrsl pi'lrrs In tMcH district To lit. (our yoiitii; l.iiltes who finish ...... .. . i.!... ..I v.o.. ... , ', , torn- ,1!-. ... I til. is will b, given a firs) -class ('.'" 'tiip to l.ii-i .iii-,''.-s and return, la ilil.litii; the best le-trl ue.oittmn.lt II lis lot en., week while 111 I lie ' ot l.o-i Aimele, tin, let il-e esi oi t of :i t liaoerotie t ie, It . I 111 Cle i It.i !'. "'' . on'e.l. llllM't-l!l To Ihe t 'l. afler the l-.ts been nw artle.l WINNF.KS VP TO DATE Mrs. John Spores. Miss Maude la-wls. Miss Idall llellllelslliill. Miss liiliu rlle Wmxls. Miss Alia illlnius. Miss Zclnm t'liuiin. Miss I la t'ltsliiuiiil. Miss llnllle Conk. Miss I'flie Wllbls.w. CONSOl. AVION l'l!l.i:s Mis. V. It. line. lls l.r it e W ceil. Mis, M.tt llouglns. THK IKKTOIt OF OSTEOPATH V What Ilia Tide Means How Ho Gets It mid the Peculiar Abilities Ac quired in Ills l-ong Course ' ot Training The graduate of a recognized col leire of osteonathy. after a long and exhaustive Btudy of the highest au thorities In anatomy, physiology pathology, diagnosis, therapeutics and all kindred branches, Is awarded a diploma that gives him a legal right to the title of Doctor of Osteopathy That Is the only title that he wishes for he makes no pretense ot practic ing medicine, the word medicine be ing generally accepted as meaning drill's. The abbreviation of the title of Doctor of Osteopathy Is D. O., and the province of the D. 0. Is to help nature, in the human body, to right herself. Do believes that drugs are not only unnecessary, but distinctly damaging, nnd that the body Is a very perfect machlno that will run along smoothly If supplied with tho proper fuel (food), and if none ot its parts get out of position. Repairing the Structure. Hut, while tho most perfect of ma chines, It Is also the most delicate, nnd derangement of Its parts can be 'brought about in scores of ways. Falls. Jars, sti'iilim. undue exertions, land local coulnictiims or relaxations ; tin,, to changes In temperature, arc jiuily n few of the things Unit niuy 'cause trouble In this delicate Iliechan l Ism. Sometimes the effects are im I mediately apparent, sometimes long 'delayed. I It Is for the especial work of flml- 1 lug the deriiuiteineiit and rectifying It that tho osteopathic physician I: initios!. He Is a muster mechanician and when anything Is wrung with the i machine It Is the master mechanician whoso services should be culled in If some little part has slipped out of place, the resulting trouble nuiy be at who wish to a distant part of the mechanism, and and but the trained expert would lie likely to ill tempt repairs In the wrong place and work further damage. Hut the skilled workman titles nothing un til he has made thorough examination and found that little part that has flipped out of place: Then his train lug enables him to replace it. That Is Ihe work of the iisteopalhic physician LOCAL agents; for PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS Pictorial Review Patterns arejthe only pattens provided with a cutting; jjuide and an instructix guide furnished with all nsw patterns. Eviry pjt. chaser of the new Pictorial Review Patterns receive a cutting guide, and no other patterns arj provide with these guides Subscriptions taken for Pictorial R. view Magazine, $1.00 per 'year, A free pattern with each sub scription. Eugene Racket Store W. J. Baldwin, Prop 35 E. 9th St., Eugene, Oregoi 8 tlMllllllMIMIH'MIIIIIIMIIIIIIMIII Sometimas You May Worry About Your Eyes We Would f T V-r toconsult vr4c i uuU8.if I from any reason you suspect your sight is failing. Putting it off only prolongs the discom fit; getting glasses now will prove to be perhaps the saving of your eyesight. Our knowl- dgc gained by fitting many cases just like yours, prompts us to say that a personal visit will result in your becoming one of our permanent patrons. J. O. WATTS, Optician, Cor. 9th tnd W ilamette St. IF YOU NEED ..GROCERIES.. WE HAVE THEM A full line of Groceries, Flour and Feed, Tin li Graniteware. Headquarters for White River Flour Candies, Nuts and Oranges J. W. WHITE, The-Groc Corner Sthjand Willamette Sts. ' Phone Red 4611 1 taitnttt ii vi mi i; i t.i litis I'nuill.lMt't h at '1 Mil liiiai'tl ellic ,,. i U.sltii; huiii'n HhniiM hint' utailte en hitnd to lo.-W nf- lnteiet III evellilK S. E. Stevens . . H XO T1NKII . . ltre order ni l.ller' I'Uno Hollar. . I'lielio Mln 41. llelllclic 11M Vrt I'JIh Mt. Itclih-uce rttono ILtl 8JTI. ter tltiir lttnin. TM IlnUh of Hie nitwt i t'ttnlenl ever con lticl tin' Ttiwlni; will see tlf It ce.H-.ftll VilllllKl d In the l'at Ific I VltMilnlltiit I'cle. i.T.nte caililltl.'lie wi'.n Aimcle prte trip !t:ts finlvhc w 1th Ihe l;u i;- etl luiiitlier .d villi's to her credit, w ill receite it While ttewlnn tnnchlnc. ro- Xtirth"l. ont.ide of I'ttrlland. The im v nntteuicnt. valued HI Thl . t t . ... ! lltili-hllie U nt r let I v llrt-tlM In ev- Bood-nmiircd tiiK-ot-r tt.r the ,,.,,. ,.p.1 , r),ltll,.d , ,. ,. premcv Hint hlit txlultd throimhoiit ,( tne .t, nmniifitcturetl. Thin will Ih rtmlem hud umed li;ntlc pro-! o n fONSHI.A l'lUN I'ltlK lo Ihe .1...... M...I manv tliu r.lt. havw iroHteil n'M'rv (orif thm will If you w:uit ait opinion as to ihe v;lii of osh'oj.uiMf l rt-ii! Hi- tit tht nn: nwikf tho niHiaV' of ( on-iiiHhis; hh iii vxh-isi1 wti.tlr Ir;iiniiit; -.- is n .Uonit ofhor linos. Ask stmc oiu1 w he li.ts hrttl xit'rii'n. ihe -in :nut kius: or, Im-Kit i.i ji i;.Oil ostoH:ith illul iv lutil tlicop lor(uiuiy to ti'monstt aw the itini i. OH. lr. 11 .. StutUoy. o-itiMp;ih, offict ovt rhatnbors Hanl uo nliv I'hotio Ulai'k 1 lioi.lriH t ",' fVcrv tr..r rhtn fil :ih; TSk ESMOND HOTEL (JcJtAR ANDIJSON, Mgr. RtM- Eumprm l'ln - JCk-. 7Sc. J1.00. $1.50. JJ.00 Frrtf Ho. la An1 Item ill trAitu hruoAud M.rion Su. Poctl.iel. (tron h trry much In rvltlriice when the finitt c.ittitt in pulilUhcd. t)ne tf the nialijr mirprUe thitt lmve been III mure- witn prilllit lt tituh! when Mi Mmide l.ei. of llll l.t Nit 1. pel', d her retterte of vti!ei and place I her name In wln tiliK polt;-tu for the upi llt Klnihall .!li i Ml 1.1'Wln h lieell work Itm hard thftuitclnitlt l!l coii'.ett nd hut eiurcd vuiei mid ultrlptloii The Jtini)iiiia tff Place "I'tintoiinpt ion had me in its grasp, nnd I hud almost reached the jump ing off pUre'when 1 m advised te try l)r. KIuk'h N,,w IHtuivery. 1 want to' say rtKht now It saved my lite, lin provenient bepitn with the first h.it 11 and after taking one deten bottle turn in their nulmcrlptintu ami hitvcjl ' a well ami nappv man asain them roiintril Into note. i saya lieorito Mtwre. of Grlmesland, In eider that the country randl-j.N. I'. A a remedy for roiiKha ami dte ran w.uk for mli rlptlin upicolda and healer of weak, aore limn to a late hour, the name an el'v citn.li-1 and for prevenilni: pnetinuinU New tlilen. the following protlsl.'ii In 1 IMotiv.Ti la aiipremc ;.nc and 1 1 at made- All mall iit'ii tlpll.ip recelv-1 V. .V Kiivkeinlall'a druis store, l'ri.t. hv The I'.i'.tnl to -ti 1tt vn:mai k of : Pottle free. Sitiird.u". Kehruai t . r.ieiied at The' - C.nar.l cl ue In Tnn.lav. Kchruarv ! XV K t'A N SI I'lM.Y II. al II a m . will count In favor ! Your wants with wood Oak. M.t- .1 c.tn.li.lii . s when txtics are re-, pie, Kir. and Ties. A'.o Coal. Hne.l.tl on su, h silt., net lnu j WILLIAMS TUANSKKK CO. The final count of ballots will be l'hon Wink 1111 ' ss2 1 '.'7 1 1 V i i - ."Jl.-'-Ky. OREGON HOME & LAND Cd Rooms 9 and JO over Chambers-Bristow Bank O , 3:0 Acres with new S-room house ami !arn, g fruit orchard and running water, iooacrfcj Rrain, balance pasture and timber. 9i3ii 40 Acres with new house and barn, close to school ongl gtavclcd road, price $1400. 190 Acres with fair imcrovements, eood soil and cm I made an ideal place. $30 per acre. Houses and lots in all narbs or the city C rezon Hems &. Land Co., A. A. Aaby. H ana KITCHEN & KOMPP Successors to ARMITACE & BOWN Livery, Feed and Sales Stables Oak and 7th. Eugene, Or. ELI KANGb J. H. TEST CP. BERNARD EARL V.I BANGS LIVERY CO Livery, Feed, Stage and Sales Stables. Cabs Always Keadv First Class Turnouts of All Descriptions ..STAGES.. M -vc Y7it: ct a c 1 c ci i.trvp.KI OKENCt - . , 1 rvJi- tc.ivrs tufjrne luui. " Fjf 1 .it XX) .. m. 5l.ipesdo r.ot oil at r:iv.tf rfi.ifPvfs but HU call (or t"::!!;' notified ihe day before. a J . iej t rii- IOT m! '1 " " :mct Icr r.it''' Stage Phone Main 22 Livery Phone Main 2 1 Julius Goldsmith BR0DERSBR0S. NEW MAW r i ..j ; ... -u..;Mine "V HIV IH.W IUtlCU ill UUI llV n -- - across the street and we will be pleased to sn I ..SPECIAL.. 5lb Can Choice Lard for Broils trtd Stews Strictly Cot P"c BRODER.S BROS. Wt, 6th Strwt,