THK KlfiEXE DAILY t.'VAKU, flllTlAY, HcrtlUAItY lil, 1008
w w ifz
fflEUMATl
routes from an excess of uric acid iri tlie lilooil. Tins ncid
, (!inw"sffl j ,iie system arts as an irritant to the different muscles,
.irtlitliilf tJ"0UFriues "o the bodv, and produces the inflammation and
"in! ts and the sharp, cutting paini characteristic of the dis-
.I.- of Ule J01 . . -.....-KMi-rlnikH with urie acid it continnallv irrnwt
VlieaW"":, . ooorer in nourishing qualities. Then Rheuma-1 noll'e" ' the first Niulunul Hank
Tin and M0,1 ' ,id not only a painful, but a formidable and danger-1 last fenlnK -the article of im-or-KSneVeheaAa
Its"5!- fluids which luoncaie me jy."la " tutlon from five to seven, and Darwin
Pttf0 A matte! 'which the blood is constantly depositing in them ; the nrljlow, recently of lhecnanibers.
Ucnamai their elastlcllyi the coating of the joints becomes -Uristow bank, which has ueon merged
""""' j (ten the sufferer is left a hopeless cripple. S. S. S. I with the First National, and L. U
I i FIRST NATIONAL
m
UlrftUIUKAIt HOW
NUMBERS SEVEN
At a special mei-tins of the stock-
Ljandtl""! ' j,ead, goes down into the circulation, and by ueutral
rsll1clis: jzjng an(i removing the uric acid from the
I yvl circulation and building up the thin, acrid
Ok blood, cures Rheumatism permanently.
1?! S. S.)S. changes the sour, acid-burdened blood
.J J. fewJ to a rich, healthy stream which quiets the
yf excited nerves, eases the throbbing, painful
IV VFEt I ADLC, muscles aim w i"w:ia wui ui mc
IT tfi. system the irritating matter which is causing
kbei
t. , :nnaraination. Begin tlie use 01 o. o. . now ana get me cai
pain ana ' , . , ,jnniDness of Winter will not keen v
uu"" - . j miserv Boole on Kiieniiiarisni nna anv menicai acivice
Ustiatpa-nanuu SPEcrFTC CO.. ATLANTA. OA.'
Goodrich, assistant cashier of the
benk, were elected as additional di
rectors. The directorate now con
sists of the following: T. O. Hen
dricks, S. D. Eakln, G. U. Cluisnian.
F. L. Chambers, P. E.' Snodgrass.
Darwin Brlstow ar.d L. L. Goodrich.
After the meeting of the stockhold
ers the directors held a meeting and
elected Mr. Brlsto- assistant cash
ier. In addition to Mr. Goodrich, who
NI6HSWANDER BOOSTING
FOR ELECTRIC RAILWAY
WIl.DCAT-tJI.KX.ADA ItO.ll I'KO.
MOTKli IX Kl tiKXK-W'll.li t)V
woitK van Ki.i: Titic mxk to
SIISL.WV
:i!ious2;i!ls
IluVO
Kidney
Never Suspect it.
Trouble at
l'wvnlmry of Kiilm-jr lii
Most people t!o not re.iiize the ..l.irm
ing i;.tiJ-eae ami remark. il.le piev.ilcncy
liilckuhieydis-
most common
tust'.iscs in.ti pre
vail, they are
almost the last
recognized by
patient and phy
sicians, vttti con
tent thtwsttert
with doctoring the tfte?tt while the erty
inul disrate undermines the system.
VThnt To Do.
- There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that Pr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy,
fulfills everv wish in curing rhcunmtisi:i.
pain iu the back, kidneys, liver, bladder
l W I.I t 1
now and get the cause
ou'also holds that position
1
P.PORTUNITY
TOLONiST RATES from all parts of the
United Stat:s and Canada to all parts of Ore
gon and the Northwest will be put in' effect by
t Oregon Railroad Cb Navigation Co.
Southern Pacific Company
(Lines in Oregonj)
lily Dtiriug March end April, 1908'
NEW ENGAMPMEfN
AT SPRINGFIELD
Oli(iAXIZKI) LAST XKJHT Wll kl f2
ClIAHTKK .Mi:M!!KltS Kl'l.'KXK
ODD KKI.LOV.S A!-'H:ST
FROM 1HK PltlXriPAfj CITIKS OF THE MTDDLF WEST
THK RATKS WILL UK AS FOLLOWS:
Over forty Knwne Odd Fellows
drov to Snrin:fteld last niaht and
I helped to organize an encampment- of
the order there. Those who went over
report a splendid time and say the"
new encampment starts out with the
brightest of prospects. An decant
supper was served by the SprinRfield
;n?!r.beni, From A. P, McKenzle,
scribe of the new organization. The"
Guard obtained the list of officers
alceted. 49 follows:
C. P.. E. S. Co'Ilns; H. P:. T. V.
Bowman; S. W., M. C. Davis; J. W.,
G. H. Kreutch; scrib?. A. P. McKen
zle: treasurer. B. S. Shahan.
The name of the new organization
is W. B. Pensra encampment No. 67,
named after the old pioneer who was
Xid wlm dl?d several years ago. 1 I
Thi? nenmpment starts out wljh 1 !
io riiirter members.
F. M. NlRhswander, promoter of
the Wlldrat-Glenada wnson road to
the mouth of the Siusluw river. Is In
the city and Is as enthusiastic as ever
over his project, which will be com
pleted some time during the coming
summer. Het has been at work on
the road for tlie past five or six years
and has had some aid from the coun
ty court, but not enough to complete
it as soon as he would desire, lie 1ms i anii eVerv uurt of the urinarv msaee
spent a great deal of his own money I jt corrects inability to hold wuter
and time on the road and when it is and scalding iain iii'passing ;t, or bad
completed his dream of a short route ! effects following use tu' lhpior, wine or
to the mouth of the Siuslaw river I beer, and overcomes that unpleasant ne
without having to travel by boat 20 ', cessitv of being compelled tu go often
or 30 miles will have been realized. I during the day, uml to get up many
.Mr. Nlghswander says the next times during the night. The mild and
thing he will work for is a railroad i the extraorciinaryxMlect of Swamp-Root
from Kugene to the mouth of 111" I is soon realized. It stands ihn highest
river. He has Interviewed several i for its wonderful cures of the most dis
of the leading capitalists of the city tressing cases. If you need a medicine
and ofticisis of the Portland, Ku-1 you should have t'ne best. Sold by drug
gene & Kastern Hallway Company ' gists iu lii'ty eent and one-dollar sizes,
in regard to ths mutter, and he savs ! You may have a sample bottle and a
he has received assurances from the. nook that tells ail
latter that the line will be built s.ion. about it, lioth sent free i3rV'.S ;!.!!
Mr. Nlghswander says the people of ; hy mail. Address Dr.
tile lower Siuslaw are now waitlnir i Kilmer S: Co., lliug-
for Carver's road, and thev think he hamtoii, .N. . w lien Hom.oibmr-noot.
will bent the P. K. & E. people there ' writing mention this jiajn-r nnd don't
If sftmmUnt. tc ,i ,l.,nft hv Hi.-, i..if,' make anv mistake, but rememlier the
. ,,o n i, 1 linn kn.h,.i. lianie. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Hoot, mid
c
of upiilos along Sweet creeK" alone are
lying on the ground and rotting be
cause of -no transiroilation iitcllitleH,
to say nothing of the many thousand
bushels along the Siuslaw river and
other tributaries.
the address, liinyliaintou, N. V,
anay
Candy!!
Tiffany Glassware
Candy Punch Bowls
Candy Fruit Bowls
Candy Dishes
SEE our display window full of
THESE CANDY DISHES
Have You Tried Our Kooh-i-noor
Peanut Flake. You'll Like It
20c a pound
. SATURDAY- -also Taffy
j 1 5c a pound y
HULL'S Red Cross Drug Store Q
Complete ehange of
night authe Orpheum.
program to-
A genuine pianola player, remflar '
price $275; now selling at $175; j
easy payments. Ellers Piano House,
2 4 W. 7th St,
I -
I
First
Spring
i m
II Suits
are
trnm
AGO S38.00
oris ,9:in.oo
;as city QHOMO
' l'rom .
COUNCIL BLUFFS..., 8:10.00
OMAHA 8:111.00
ST., PAUL 8:10.00
Corresponding rates ffrtm all other Eastern points. Stopovers
nt pleasure SI all points in Oregon,
itnist Unte is the Kicalcst ut nit (lOinflmifflcts. Oregon has iinliinited
rrs and ncn'j mere piMple whrr AXii' lioines and liirger opportunities.
a people can accomplish splendid1 results by heralding this oppor
:) all the world. Send Oregon HterUYur'e; giving good reliable Infor
?baut the state, far and wide. Call oh) fhc Shove railroads for it if
Feres Can Be Prepaid
'.':ome if desired. Any agent Is authorized to accept the required de-
hij telegraph ticket to any point. Call on,
.1. J. (ill.LKTTK,
iitat or address, .
WM. McMURRAY,
General Pasen(?et' Agent, Portland, Ore.
Business
ugeite
College
JEALOUS ili:. OF '
DONli TRAGEDY
Bingham. Me., Feb. 21. James
A. Denne broke into the hoV? of
Charles McKay at West Fork (it
midnight and killpd Mrs. Aleff?
with an axe, then killed himself b'
ciittln? his throat. It 13 believed that
Jealousy prompted the deed.
XEWS XOi lCS
The Hon. Patrick Iteddy's pro
posed constitntional pniendment giv
ing cities exclusive control of gamb
ling nnd the liquor traffic, received
the s'gTintnrcs required to sof,ure its
consideration under the initiative
law In the following places.: Port
land. Aitorla, Roseburg, Pendleton,
Medfnrcl. Grants Pass, Gold Hill and
Jack?onvil! .
In honor of Washington's birthday
thorp v.-1 1 b planted two Washing
ton el!H3 irrown from the seed of the
famous Washington elm at Cam
bridge, Massachusetts, on the state
house grounds at Salem on February
22. under the direction of Governor
Chamberlain, to whom they were pre
sented by H. C. Constance, of Inde
pendence. The trees will be named
George and Martha.
The Orpheum. ,iNow
Eugene's
PopuJar Play House
Tno Changes
jiei' week.
Continuous lierrVii'muuce
7:0 to 10.
from
II Coming
ii
IT CUTS SOME ICE
If the store is a clean place: if the salesmen are
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 a 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
"Toceries, flour and feed, and buy and sell country pro-.
tfatincc every Saturday nt '2:'.M
Man,,Toes. and Wed.
Moving; Pictures
"Life of limit llliirk."
Illustrated Knug.
"Moon Iletinis and Dli'ains
You."
Coini'dy .Sketch
Veiled mill W'acli
lluck nnd Wing Untieing.
CO., whose
guarantee of ex-
OI'FK'IAL Foni'CAST
FOIt XOItTHWKST
te open all summer. Students
rcay enter at any time.
Portland. Feb. 21. West
ern Oregon nnd Western
Washington Fair tonight
and Saturday; easterly winds.
Kaslern Oregon . Kastern
Washington and Idaho .Fair
tonight and Saturday.'
HfaDAM
FRENCH
3 FEMALE
n
e Dean':
Pills.
51
Safk, Cfktain Rw-
Full Bl'ITK.VWKO
M:i.svi:i ATHN. NfVfH KNOWN TO FAIL.
fc?nM Hun-' Kf."Jy: Hal Infliction Uutii
r.nit'1 or M(.;-v !'fu.,(N-l. Kent irv
j.-ii'l fir l.i; i -r intx. V Mltf-nii thm
uii trial, tr h hh! fur wlitn rll?
humpies I rti; InMM. oil prUIIitf Vw
(reniilui', r.fVpt imi Kiihntitiito. i: your
flriit'vm( tic:1-: iiliL liuvc Lhciti KCnd Vtnir
ordLih lu l lie
Til
UBITEO RC!CAL CO., Coi M, Lancamr, Pa. H
' MWTMIBHAaUUUn' i f I TTIi'WT .1
'oli in tu3enft tv
nel.an;.
I
I
IS
thi? age of competition there
,uLiecnance lor the young, person
who fa T17TW
and skill that comes
special training.
IMAIll
IN
T is
i i:t t mivcoTT
Cliiciiftn.. Fcl. 21. The II
linnis siiprfiue ennrt. at
Sirlnnfielil. yesterday dceld
ed that a labor union's unfair
list is in effict a hocntt and
could lie enjoined.
:!Scotirs Santal-Pcpsin Gapsulet
POSITIVE CURE.
Our stock of spring and sum-
goods will he larger and
hetter assorted than ever he
fore. Goods are of hest qual
ity and stylish patterns, tail
ordod by the famous MICH
AELS, STERN
brand
cellencc. Come In nnd look at
them.
I3i reductions on nil win
ter suits, In order to close them
out and make roum for new
slock.
Wo carry n full lino of fur
nishing for men, am our
prlfe and styles iiro right.
We own nr own building,
jinj no rent nnd are witlsfied
iv It It msoualilo profit,
ED HANSON
E!ectric,Gas, Water
urns
PliOVie '
Black 15
9? WEsrJncHTH
W, J. Gibson Son
1
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BM aHmH Hul .-i .
I
I UGNE THEATRE c-ffaffl
Monday, Feb. 24th
A Romincc of Old Mexico
with Musical Interpolations
Characteristic of the People and
of the time j o
A Royal SI
ave
t.irtmgh
Investigate our methods. Informa-
cheerfully and nromptlv fur-
Pished.
MRS. M. RANSOM,
Principal.
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coffee:
You can buy something,
called "coffee" at 10c lb
with 3C0O miles of R R
freight from the roaster;
don't.,
V-ir srtrT rrliirn. "ir mT-r if jc. u don'l
tile SjLi.uri- lsl. I'ar litin-
roi: sai.i: itv (Hvxkii
flood hnlldinit lot. on Kat Twi-Ifili ;
Hold hf VI. I,
For Inflmmiitinn or C-ntitrrh I
ol tlifl lil(.r and limMi
KtInr ro on nt do mt.
Outm qufohir utiA irfirmjn
ntlp ) f'ftnafnral IXM.t
01 th VHnrnty Orini. J
olutftlf tiarmloM. HoM bf
arilRRlat. I'nra II M. or In
Bii. pfMllf.'). l. IU, Of IfafM
THF SANTAL-PEPSIN CO.
IIKl.LI.HlNT Al.Mi, U,
By Clarance Bennett, author of
"THE HOLY CITY
Taken From Gen. Lew Wallace's "The Fair God"
A Magnificent 'Production and
Complete Scenic Investurc
Prices tha Same Everywhere
$1.00, 75c, 50c, 35c and 25c
HALL- ii. iHUMWAY,
Plumbing hpo Bower work,
A Inn nenorol jul bliK li: tin nnd
liBt Iron work. I run oik rrmir
t'.Mllil
earrj- h full lin or fllnmliiim flxtii'm
Phono Plank U71 4 m Wliinmtf it
003i3$$ likukOPEAN PLAN AltOLUTE.Y.FIRE.PJOD.' 'V
m&M?k it Los Angeles' Safest Hotel '
KP30VU2fl -
ia;f ii. r-ii - r ' i --
iiir riir li"
clulii-r
Norili
Mill m
(If n-
;i U - illid !
,1. I TH) 11 i f
.1. WALTON.
13 Wi.l.im-
Al
iens
9
h Cc.
rat jfer
rv. .
'ii i
HOWER & WOOD
lliiil i:slnli- nnd Tlmlwr l.nniN
Ittmr-li, lrtn inn! ntjr
Vour mtronniri rMTlfiill'
nnlif'itcd.
IliMim I, ovir Fir?if Xnt. Hnnk
f ,r ra.-h :
terms nnd
tnoni'V on i v
a full lin
ruruiin.
the hoiis
man Cmnpany
compli'ii! honsff iirni
inO;il!lll. nil
larani-" '
iry iiu.' l. j-'.
f LiM lin-
nit ';i?-'v i
.iw o 11
ran ;, i
;i.'l. Lin- I
nnd In NH -v.it!iiim lorj
r of f i. . m i 1-F"-1 1-
thi' only i-vi iih:m- aim
hei In r.niie.
Oil Paint'ngs
PARTINGS winch we lire wiling
at coil tor a Uw div. prices irom
30c to SIOC
Llte'tdriijnsln I- P A M t. MOULD
INGo. Sr uur wind.iw
OVERTON
Wall Paper and Paint Co.
Extraordinary Attraction
for this week
Valentines
lc to $3.30
the most, unique display In town
SCIIWARZSCHILD'S
Book Store
! J. W. BARRINGER
i Expert housemover
Moves anything. Twenty-dv
, years experience. Residence, East
Fifteenth and Oak Sts. Phone
Red 4511. Eueene. Oregon. e
THE KING PiDWARD
In the HrAil ol Iht Cily
NO INSIDE ROOMS FIRST CLASS CAFE
A very desirable hotel for all visitors to the city.
First class in all respects
Rates $1.03 per day and up. . Write for booklet
TOUSLEY COMPANY, Props.
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