Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, February 17, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextthBKt'ORSEDAlLVflWnD, MOJfhAV, HimfAilY It, W J OBSTINATE ULCERS MAY LEAD TO CANCER There la no dii-'erence, at first, in the appearance of cancerona and a common ulcer, and for thia reason every aore that ia obstinate or alow in healing should excite suspicion, for the sore ia nothing more than the exter nal evidence of a polluted blood, and if allowed to remain may deKtnerate Into Cancer. Efforts to heal the ulcer by means of salves, piasters and other external remedies alwaya result in failure.because such treatment can have no possible effect on the blood, where the deadly (ferma and morbid matter form, and are carried throuRh the circulation to the place. No aore or ulcer can exist without a predisposing Internal cause, and the open, diacbarginjf ulcer or festering old sore will continue to eat deeper into the surrounding flesh aa long as a polluted, germ-infected circulation discharges its impur ities into it. S. S. S. goes to the fountain-head of the trouble, and drives out the germ-producing poisons and morbid impurities which keep the tilrtr onen. Then as thia rich, purified blood goes to the diseased place the healing begins, J all discharge ceases, the inflammation grad- I ually leaves, new tissue ana neauny nesu are formed, and soon the aore ia perma . nently cured. S. S. S. ia made entirely of roots and herbs of a healing, cleansing nature, and unlike mineral medicines. which often do great damage to the delicate parts of the system, 8. S. S. tomes up every part of the body. Book on Sores and Ulcers and any medical advice desired free, jhe SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, OA. FORMER EUGENE ATTORNEY GAINS FAME AS ORATOR N00RIS-R0WE PURELY VEGETABLE The following address was deliver ed at the organization of a Bryan Club at Mattoon, III., on Feb. 8, and reported In the Mattoon Morning Hiar. It Is of local Interest because Andrew I.. Chczum ia the Bun of Mr. II. Chczem of this city, and formerly liracllred law here, lie was called upon fur an address-and spoke as follows, according to the Star's re port: Mr. Ctiulrman and Gentlemen: "We will have no King;, save RlKht- ousness was the slogan of a nation of old. and it nurrferi(rl. W, iis a modern nation, will have 'or over three hours. '' AMtbTMKXTB One of the largest audiences that ever witnessed a high-priced attrac tion at the Kugene theatre was pres; ent at the rendition of "Parsifal" Saturday night. Prac.tlgilly every seat in the house was sold, prob ably because there were many In at tendance from outside towns, the company appearing In no other Ore gon town outside of Portland. The play was notable for Its splen did scenic effects, being staged with a lavlsbneu designed to please tho eye, and In this respect It was all that could be dunked. The acting was not of a high class and the play Itself could scarcely be said to appeal to the average theatregoer .al though as a whole It may be said to have given satisfaction, holding the Interest and attention of the audience IF YOU NEED ..GROCERIES.. WE HAVE T1IZM A full line of Groceries, Flour and Fe:d, Tin and Granitcware. Headquarters for White River Flour Candies, NuLs and Orargcs J. W. WHITE, THY Grocer Corner 5th and Willamette Sts. Phone Red 46 J J IT CUTS SOME ICE If the store is a clean place: if the snlesmcn arc obliging; if the service is prompt, and last, but not least if the quality of the goods is the best, the store never lacks business. Come and give us at trial order and be convinced that we fulfill all of the above prin ciples, especially in quality and cleanliness. We carry a complete line of staple and fancy groceries, flour and feed, and buy ahd sell country produce. 97 WTST.IICHTH Miotic Black 1571 W. J. Gibson & Son EU BANGi J. H. WEST CP. BERNARD EARLM.NUTT BANGS LIVERY CO. Livsry, Feed, Stage ond Sales Stables ' Cabs Always Ready First Class Turnouts of All Descriptions ..STAGES.. M.KP.NZ1E STAGE lnvo Eugrnt -at 5iJ0 a. m. Starrs do not oil at prlvata residences but will call for b.fgagell no'lilrd the day belon. EUGENE FLORENCE STAGE -A daUyitageUaveaEufent at6 .. m, tor Maplcton, clots onnectirjn by siramer lor Florence and cms Stage Phone Main 22 Livery Phone Main 2 1 no leader, whose moral sensibilities ar blinded or undeveloped. The salvation, the redemption of our nation from tho snares of evil men, fram the follies of the unscrup ulous, and Its security from like dan gers In tile future, depends upon our labor, as the great Democratic party in bringing forth, it) the Individual whom we shall offer for office, char ade.'. And our poljtlca success will de pend upon how well we point by our candldatorial choices, to high and noble sentiments, sincere and relig ious dntermlnstluns for the better ment of mankind. The time has passed when, If men asked for a fish they might safely bo given a stone, or when if they ask ed for bread, would silently accept ar scorpion. . The time has passed when men will nllow nlhers to think for them, much less net for tbcni, without holding them to tho strictest accountability, . or without at once, demanding su preme fitness for the place. 1 The United States and the world. now verge upon a sublime and united demand for Individual freedom, for a practical democrncy. Happily, in the United States, thei tlmo litis come when every man,! guarded In the sacred cloister of his voting booth, as he casts IiIb eye, over an untrammelled ballot, sees well photographed thereon the lm-; ages of each Individual member of; his family or himself, and the voice: of that ballot, happily, Is to be, no I lunger the voice of the low political j ti ui iwiy uii:iiilui, w mjmauevei , biivu that exulted dictator, an aroused conscience, speaking, tho voters aroused coiihcIoiihiiuss of li Is relation to his fellowman. It Is to be the vol of brother calling unto brother, and In echoing tones, shall con summate tho joining of the hands of common men in the common cause of duty, and Intelligent right, the glory of manhood asserting Itself. The age of Intelligent freedom among common men has dawned, it has been a Uryan, a Tolstoi, a Hooso velt, a John Mitchell, a Folk, a Hums, who have each In their turn and in their own peciillnr way, by nntliing effort, callod tho sleeping victims of plutocratic vlco, from tho luthurglc grasp of an Indolent sleep, and aided by a willing and progres slvo pulpit in America have pointed the world to Its higher duty. Minos commanded that tho laws be written by each Individual house holder, upon the corner posts of his house, that the laws of morality and virtue, should bo established, and be come the law of evil policy, and It was sn. And the Mosos who shall guide tho destines of our republic must have tho power to hind the laws of morality and virtue about the i) I ml nnd cugrnve them upon the heart of the Individual cltltenB of our nation, until they become tho Inw of civil polity, throughout this land, and he must be as fearless to do right as t hut Moats of old: there can he with us no middle ground. W e have a peerless leader, The amount of work that Charles B. Hanford puta Into each season's production has been frequently com mented on with wondering admira tion. It Is an old custom to say that a manager has spared neither pains nor expense when It is desired to Im press the magnitude of his offering. In the case of Hanford the phrase may properly be revived. It applies with accuracy. A series of stage settings spectacular In design and lavishly beautiful In execution assist U'HAKIiKH II. 1I.XXF015I) AS 1 AXTOXY." r BR0DERSBR05. NEW MARKET We arc now locale J in our ne-v building D tJ across the street and w; will b; pleased to see you. ..SPECIAL.. ' 51b Can Choice Lard for 63c BiniIIi and Stews Strictly Coat Price Weat. Oth Stmt. BKODERS BROS. MA&KIT r 11 "M.vite ONLY BIG SHOW TO TOW WEST Much has been said ond printed relative to the combine which was made last vear In which the big cir cuses of this country were amalga mated. Before Norrls & Rowe en tered into the agreement they gave (he Biibject great thought. It has been their aim always to give the pub lie a clean, moral, refined per formance, and that they succeeded In this is best illustrated by their past success. Wishing to give the public more for Its money each year has been a constant problem that they have worked on Incessantly. When the powers that be of the big combine approached Norrls & Rowe and invited them to participate In the benefits to be derived from the un ion, they gave tho matter further consideration. After so doing they saw a way clear in the saving of vast sums of money that had been wasted in useless warfare for territory, and In various other ways to Increase In size, and In the general excellence of their entertainment. By tho agreement-entered Into the Barnuin & Bai ley circus will make the New Eng land states: the Sells-Forpaugh cir cus has been retired from service al together; the Rlngllng Brothers will make the Middle West ana southern states and the Greater Norrls & Rowe circus has been given the territory west of the Rockies. There will be but one of the circuses in the trust to visit any section of the country any given year. This applies only to the big circuses, any one of the little one-horse affairs may go where they please. The trust has a special rep resentative In each of the big cities of Europe looking for the the big. sensational acts, securing the strang est freaks, and the most expensive rare animals. These acts and novel ties are equally distributed among the three big circuses to the agree ment, an advantage that heretofore has not been possible. The Greater Norrls & Rowe circus hps been en larged to such, an extent this year that it Is now on a par with the othiv big shows in the combin3. and will hereafter be one of the "'big three." Their engagement In San Francisco this winter extended over a month, and was the most successful ever played by a tented exhibition in the history of the West. The entire press of the city wero unanimous In pro claiming It to be the best circus ever seen In that city. In the representation of that marvel ous poem-pageant, Antony and Cleo patra. In selecting this play, Mr. Hanford carries out a definite scheme of chronology. His production of Julius Casear last year told the story of Antony the orator and warrior. This, season will reveal htm as the lovor. Ill Antony and Cleopatra Miss Wilson Is cast as Cleopatra, a role whose possibilities are limitless. The constant play of emotion In this strange revelation of complex possi bilities of a woman's nature calls for the utmost powers that an ac tress can command. As tender In her devotion as Juliet, as winsome whon sho so wills to be as Viola, as vivacious ot mind as BcBtrlre, she Is as terrible, when roused to tragic determination as Lady Macbeth. An tony Is far from being the consistent hero that strict moral standards would demand. Indeed, the major ity of Shakespeare's most prominent characters would scarcely pass mus ter as Invariable examples of youth. But Antony la nevertheless a great man, one who Is worshipped by his friends, feared by his foes. The passion which warped his career DIED. At the home of Kale Rhodes near Cottage Grove, Monday morning, February 10, 1 90S, Mrs. Minnie Hol len, wile of Elmer T. Ilollen, aged 20 years, one month and 2 0 days. under different circumstances nnd OnO tL'lth innlh.r nllWl huvn .w,n a ..I- whose fitness and whose fidelity tn'tue Instead of a fault. As it was. the common man has ever been of the Impeccable kind, which Is com mon only among the Immortals and among martyrs, he, Is the great re former; the peer of the world; In his honor we orgnnlio, tonight; ha Is that peerless leader, William Jen nings Bryan. Bryan. MERCHANTS BANK EUCENE, OREGON Docs a General Banking Business on Conservative Lines S. S. SPENCER President. I- H. POTTER, Vice Prer. F. N. McALISTER, Guhr. Cor.7ih and Willamette IIOIl.V South of Eugene, February 15, 1D0K, to Pavlil H. Watson aud wife, a daughter. CAM. KOU CITY WAKUAXTS Notice la hereby given t.at all cltv warrants up to and Including No. 107, registered June 11. 1907. and drawn on the general fund, lll be paid on presentation at my office February I (, isum. interest will cease on that date. Eugene, Or., Feb It, 190S. F ItANK ItKMSKIt. City Treasurer. Ir VOV K.NKW The mrrlta of the Tetaa Wi Rjer von w.mld new suffer from kidney Plunder or rheunaatle trouble. It a bottle two mouths' treatment). Sold by O. J. Hull, or by tavall. Bead tot !elluionla! Dr. K W. I!all. i2t tlla at reel. St. Loots he paid a heavy nnd relentless penal ty tor nts one weakness. "Antony and Cleopatra" will be Mr. Hnnford'B play at the Eugene theatre on Friday. February 21. XOTICK TO TAKE OCT i.KKXSK. Notice Is hereby given that ordi nance No. 710, requiring those wish ing to conduct bottling works, ho tels, restaurants, soft-drink nnrlois drug stores where soft drinks are sold and other similar places, to apply to the city recorder and secure a li cense to carry on such business, and ordinance No. 708, requiring milk dealers to take out license, are In force and all parties desiring to con duct such business within the city ol Eugene shhould at once take out such license. Application blanks may be had on application to the city record er. E. A. FARR1NOTON". City Marsha'.. IMHTLAXD ROY At. IUKKHV Bread, the b at and liealtolest bread made, for sale at Otto'a. A FULL LINE OF... New Granitware just, in Stoves, Ranges and Heaters jffiiT"n SI I Cl IM C HARDWARE STORE Ls LvilU 50 East Ninth SLrtet. RftlllTIr (iltADK vVMl.TlwXS The eighth grade final exnmlna Hons for the public schov'.s will bi held May 1 4. 15. June 11. 11. Teachers who have pupils rcnd for the examination should notify me of the o inn bur of questions ant ed and the name of the person ap pointed to rimdiirt the I'Vimln.ttltiti -u least IS days before the d.i:p ,,r huh the questions are anted. W. B. Dll.L.VItti. County Superintendent. BIDS FOB WOOD The board of education of School District No. 4, Eugene, will receive bids up to the 20th day of February, 1908. at tho office of the clerk, Mr. Frank Relsner, for the delivery nt the various school buildings in Eu geae of 100 cords of oak wood and 100 cords of fir wood, said delivery to bo completed on or before Sep tember,!, 1908. The board reserves the right to re ject any and nil bids and a bend for the faithful performance of the con tract will be required of the success ful bidder. If any there be. Dtaer February 8th, 190S. FRANK REISNER. '20 Clerk. AI'I'ltF.XTH E (illtl.S WANTED Several- apprentice girls wanted at Bolton & Jenkins' millinery store. successors to Shumate. HUKSSMAKIXa Suits a specialty. Miss Williams Co., Rooms 7 and 8. Gordon block ft lnves'.i.ni will double their uiouey in two years it they buy lots or acre tracts In the Blair street sddltlor. The city must Build In tbat direction. Company A will give a social dance at the armory Tuesday night. Don't fail to attend if you want a gool time. fif Don t miss Company A's dance al '.he armory Tuesday nlsht. OIL! OIL! OIL! 3 M Howe Is still lelllnn beat tail ored suits on the coast from Conll n ntal Tailoring Comuany, of Chlca a, at 5 4 J Willamette street. If .Villi e ol Citation. In the County Court of tlie S:iUe of Orpgun for Lane Count v In the matter of the estate of I. V Pope, deceased. To Lelloy ipe. Grace M. Tope, Chas F. Pope, Ivan P. Pope and Gil bert Pope. Greeting; . In the name of the state of Oregon you. and each ot you. arujiereby cited and required to appear In the county court of the state of Oregon for the loumy ci i.anc, on Monday, the 24th day of February, n; to o'clock In the forenoon ot that d.iv, tV-n and ii. re to n.-iow cause, if anv vou have liy sn order should not be made an.' ::.iorunu the administratrix of ,) 'tale to sell the real p-opertv'be-longing I, s..i, esta-e :llu, ,. I In the i,;l!,, n herein, an. I ,1 s,Ti: , i" follows: The south ha'.f of sou.;,. oast quarter and fractional eas h,U , -iuiin,'M quarter ol ll' .. ... n o. ,,i miiKe w . r,eir, ,1.11 Note What the Sincer Sewing Machine Co, Has to Offer Needles to fit J 50 "different makes of sewing machines 23c doi Shuttles to fit J50 different makes of sewing machines each 50c to $1.5o 3 oz. bcttlc of oiL--... ....... 10c Machines rented by the week or month Machines Sold on Easy Payments A few good second-hand v machines for m Repairing Solicited The only store in Eugene handling sewing machines exclusively Singer and Wheeler &. Walson Sewing Machine Co, OJ3 W liiaiiicuc - nunc iveo yti J. KAVANAUGH, Manager iller's Shoe Store s 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. We have a Repairing Dfpartraent. fitted up with everything that's n odcrn in the way of machinery for doing the best of repair work. MILLER, The Shoe Man. West 8th street. Ha Home of Cood Shoes OREGON HOME & LAND CO, Rooms 9 and JO over Chambers-Bristow Bank ..FARMS.. 320 Acres with new S-room house an,l barn. fruit orchard aud running water, ioo acres ii grain, balance pasture and timber. $25 acre. 40 Acres with new house and barn, close to school on oo graveled road, price $1400. 190 Acres with fair improvements, good soil and can k made an ideal place. 9JU per acre. Houses and ots in all parts of the city Oregon Hom? &. Land Co., A. A. Aaby, Mgr. TARE THE BLUE BELL LINET0HEAL1 THEY MAKE YOU FEEL LIKE A BLACKSM , .A;kJor nd ,rT onct BLUE BELL Coufh Syrup. Pile Remedy, Min'i PJ General Tonic, Bright Sunshine. He.rt, Worm, Kidney, Headache, Summer CompUnl laoieu lor IhUdren, Lier, Female Regulator or Quinsy Tablets. For sale by Hull's Rou Cross Drugstore. t-'Ajs.;'.-' Jnal riHflvmt r lln ot bby crt. IVme In nj lniwl thm M J. W. KAYS FT R. CO. V vat ill the li:cat mothmli Is rlrnln and dyrln at tho fcmcne Ojr Wurka, rwnor Sixth nnd Wlllnni. ,ma ilml. I'huna Ki-d tstl. ; . .... -''', ' .. ' Tni .unciim- viii'nu.. v 1 .1 IILIIUOIIt- atrwt. rhonr Kt'd 14.M. tt Why buy nrw rUuhm hen we ran mak your old onrt look like now at Kum 1t Worka, Sixth and V. lamede atrmta. tt OA. hsnlh ttfaelan 4 T O XV X A. . "v. 11. i ii Minim; !i; ritatltm is imiI 'ivIl..! i... ... i n( 'the c..inty ,-. , ,,j ho lMh day ff January, i;m. Wltm-M thV II..11. 0. rt. fhrUman Jmlto nf the n.uii'y ciM.rt ol t!i? .-,!,; of treon tor th,- vnry of Tano and th a...l f Mll, to affixed tht lSih dav of J,n?.Y'. EUROPEAN.PLAN ABSOLUTELY FIRE-PRO0I 1 Los Angeles' Safest Hotel 1 1 "',!!. lrs ' ;.'' 1.- t. "ll..-tTW w I Attest: I lSiall 1 1. x. iiakbaT oh Attortti-y, E. V. LKE. Cltrk. THE KING EDWARD In !. c Heart ol the Gty NO INSIDE ROOMS FIRST CLASS CAf A very deiirable hold for all visitors to theolT- rmtcla:s in all respects Ratrxil m.. ,.j ... . 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