Eugene daily guard., February 25, 1908, Image 6

THE EVGEXB DAILY GUARD, TVK8DAT, FKBRCARY J, U0
DO YOU KNOW WHAT
CAUSES SICKNESS
Modern People Have Manny Names lor Same Disease,
According to New Belief
j REPORT THAT S. P, MILLS
ORDERED SHUT DOWN
I'KIIKISTKXT KCMOItS THAT
I TIIKKK PLANTS AT MAIM O.
I i.a -iu soon mr miK
Docs human health depend on one
orftan alone? Thin question la be
contliiK widely discussed since L. T.
Cooper flrat advanced lilt theory that
the stomach is the true Beat of life
and all health dependent upon It.
Mr. Cooper, who has met with re
markable gucfass in the sain of his
new medicine, believes tliut the stom
ach Is responsible for moat sickness,
and that this orKn Ik weak In the
present generation. While dlsciisHluK
this theory recently, he unld: "I am
asked time and attain to tell why my
nieillr lne him made such a record
wherever I have Introduced It. My
answer always Is, "because It re
stores the sUuiinch to n norma con
dition.' So one will deny that to
day there are more half-sick men and
women than over before. Nothing
critical KcetiiH to be the matter with
them. They are Just hull-sick -muse
of the time. They don't know really
what is liie matter with them. I have
talked with thousands duiiiiK the
pant two y.'ars and few hided knev
what their trouble was. One mid
nervousness, another aald kidney
trouble, another liver complaint,
some constipation, or hc-jrl trouble
or limn trouble. Manyihad treated,'
as they called II, far most of these;
diseases at different times. A very;
common complaint Is 'ail run down'
or 'llrcd ull the time,' or 'no appe
tite.' "
"I know positively that every bit
ef this chronic III health is c.,ii, J,
by stomach trouble, and nothing else.'
My New Discovery puis the stomach !
In sound condition In about six
weeks. Mighty few people cun "
sick with a sound digestion. That Is
why rny medicine is selling at such
a tremendous rate. I have, con
vinced many thousand.'! of t"uiil
that these things aro so, and tho
number Is growing by leaps and
bounds."
Anionic more recent converts to
Mr. Comer's beliefs Is Mr. Kdgar I,.
Hinds, living; at 6 Tappan Street, Kv. '
erett, Mass. Mr. Hindu has this to
say on the sublect:
"I huve suffered with stomneh
trouble for eight years. I was not
sick enough to lie In bed, but Just
felt bnd all the time. My greatest
trouble was Unit I always felt thel,
would get tip In the morning feeling
as tired as when I went to lied.
"I had a very Irregular nppoil'e,
and was troubled, with dizzy pe!h.
If 1 nlnod for any length of time, 1
would hfive a dull pain In the I we.
part of my back. I was nervous and
felt all the time an though sonielhlnK'
terrible was going lo happen. I tried
many klnds'of medicine, but nothing,
ever helped me. ,
"I had about given up all hope of
ever being In good health again, i
when I lieard so much of Cooper :in 1 i
decided to try his medicine. I tjok J
one bottle of his New Discovery and
was greatly surprised at the result. I
gained 12 pounds In a few weeks.
I cun now eat anything I wish, and
feel llko a new man. I cheerfully
recommend this medicine to all suf
ferers from stomach trouble."
' It Is worth anyone's time, who Is
not enjoying Rood health, to learn I
of Mr. Cooper's wonderful prepara
tions. Wo aro Belling them In large
n ii h lit I tlen.
Persistent rumors have br:en afloat
In Kugene during the Inst few days
to the effect that the three big saw
mills owned and operated by the
Souiilhern Pacific Company at Mar
cola will at once be closed, order
having been received from headquar
ters to clean up the ynrds and pre
pnre for a long shut dgwn. The Ouard
has endeavored to trace these rumors
down to their origin, but so far has
been unable to do so. Men coming
down on last evening's train from
Marcola say they think the report Is
true, us the company has already laid
off the fullers and buckers in the log
ging camps, und preparations are
seemingly being made to close the
mills down. On the other hand, J. D.
Klelds, of the Ax Hilly department
store, which conducts n branch store
at .Marcola, Ktates that when he was
there Bunday there were no Indica
tions of n shutdown aside from the
laying off of these men In the woods.
He said a large drum for one of the
donkey engines used In the logging
camps arrived there Saturday and is
now being placed in position. It w;.9
.Mr. Klelds' opinion ir there 1,1 an or
der to close the mills they cannot
'lean up for several weeks yet. Mr.
Fields I a nephew of Superintendent
1,. It. Kleid-i, of the Southern raclflc
Com puny.
Williams, Carlton, 300 bales. These
are roported to have been choice
hops. Mr. Carmlchael is very reti
cent regarding the price paid. Thlt
morning's Oregonian had the follow
ing details of the hop market:
"In spite of the discouraging torn
of cableB and mall advices from Lon
don, there Is a fair export Inquiry foi
hops and a number of transaction!
for English account were reported
yesterday. John Carmlchael bought
the Andrew Kan lot of 261 bulea at
Brooks at a price understood to b
a 3-4 cents. Kola Neis was alto In
the market, among his purchases be
ing the Walling lot of 180 bales', at
Lincoln, at about the same price
These buyers represent the two larg
est hop bouses in London, and tin
fact that they have resumed buylnp
lends color to the belief that the oth
er English firms may soon come Into
the market."
TRANSFERS OF LANE
COUNTY RFAL ESTATE
MERCHANTS BANK
EUGENE, OR.ECON
Does a General Banking
Business on
Conservative Lines
S. S. SPENCER, President.
L. H. POTTER, Vice Pres.
F. N. McALISTER,. Cashier.
Cor 7th and Willamette
Have your abstracts made by Lane
County Abstract Company.
J. E. Angel! et ux to trustees Meth
odist church of Saginaw, Or.; tract In
sees l.r and 16. tp. 20, s. r. 3 w. $1.
Lee M. Travis et ux to John Wels
gher: 100 acres In sec. 16, tp. 16,
s. r. 6 w. $2&0.
, J. W. Taggart et ux to Tot Tag
gert; 160 acres in sec. 16, tp. 20, s. r.
4 w. 800.
Maria E. Gibson et al to Elizabeth
Carroll; 160 acres In sec. 16, tp. 16,
s. r. 10 w. 1300.
f Kred W. Bloomfleld to E. Estella
llloomfleld; lot 7, block 11, Ellas
-Stewart's ad to Eugene. 1400.
(1. S. Keck et ux to II. W. Schcnck;
I nil of block 103, Junction City. $500.
'llOI' .MAUKI'T weak.
I HKVUItAL SALES MADE
Says tho Salem Rtutesman; During
I the iK'.st week John Carmlchael .has
! bought the following hop:;: T'le
I Stearns crop at Oakland, l.'O bales;
Iletu Junes. Sal. 'in. SiCill bales; Joe
SYMPTOMS OP C'ATAHKIf
Given by Doctor Who Has Treated
TliniiHiiiuh. of ('uses.
A physician who has made a llfi
work of treating catarrhal trouble!
gives the following list of symptonit
which Indicate when catarrhal S"ran
are present In the mucous membrane
of the nose, throat, bronchial tubes,
or tissues of the lungs:
Offensive breath, frequent sneez
ing, dryness of the nose, pain across
the eyes,' discharge from the nose,
stoppage of the nose, huskiness of
voice, tickling In throat, droppings In
throat, a cough, pain in chest, stitch
In aide, losing in flesh, loss of
strength, variable app 'tite, spasms of
coughing, 'low spirited at limes, rais
ing of mucous, difficulty in breath
ing, loss in vital force.
If you have uny of the above symp
toms, begin the use of Hyomel at
once. It Is the only treatment for ca
tarrh sold by Hull's drug store un
der an absolute guarantee to refund
the money unless 11 cures.
The price of the complete outfit is
but 1 If It cures, nothing If it fails.
KOIt SALE ItV OWXEIt
Good building lot on East Twelfth
street, near car line, 95x160 feet. Al
so eight-room cottage and two lots
on North Mill street. Inquire of
J. J. WALTON,
Law Office, 513 Willamette St.
a20
CATTLE I'Olt SALE
Twenty head of two-year-old
steers, 20 bead of milch cows, 12
head of yearlings for 6ale. Kor par
ticulars apply to Geo. L. Beckwith.
Goshen, Oregon. f 2 9
I'OHTLANI) JtOYAL HAKEItY
Bread, the best and healthiest
bread made, for sale at Otto's.
APPHENTICK (illtl.S WANTED
Several apprentice girls wanted al
Bolton & Jenkins' millinery store,
successors to Shumate.
What Are You Doing With
Yow Spare Cash?
y
ft
Patting if away isi a sock?
Putting it away in a bank?
Or are you just "blowing
it in?" Take our advice and
Put it in Lots in Blair .Street Addition
THE SOCK SAVIXti lM.XX IS ALL ItltillT. IK SOMEONE
DOKSX'T STEAL THE SOCK. THE BANKS A It K ALL ItltillT,
TOO, Al THKY WILL I'.XV Vol' 4 TO ft I'KH CENT IXTEHKST.
WHICH IS VKHV UOODi BIT AX INVESTMENT IN Itl.Allt
NTIiEET ADDITION WITH ITS NATl UAL I'.EVITY AND SI T
, EltlOII LOCATION, WILL ACTl ALLY MAKE VOC I'ltOM .111 TO
100 I'Elt CENT IX A YEA It Oil TWO. Vol' CAN lU'Y LOIS AXII
Tit ACTS 'I'll EKE BY MAKIXO A SMALL CASH PAYMENT. AND,
IE Vl' LIKE, TAKE VMM UK THE BALANCE IX EASY MONTH.
I.Y PAYMENTS.
LYDIA E.
Any of the following: well-known and reliable real estate dealers will
be glad to show you this property at any time
OREGON LAND CO.
PLANK & JOHNSON
FRENCH & REYNOLDS
McMURPHEY & RUGH,
1
GARRETT REAL ESTATE CO.
PACIFIC LAND CO.
H. CHEZEM '
JENKINS & STARBUCK.
IN SEARCH OF A
FATHER.
Years ago a man and bis wife and
boy baby settled In a village In New
England and set up housekeeping in
a small way. Why they cbose to make
the place their borne no one knew.
Neither worked for a living, but they
did not appeur to be In want of fund
Their station seemed to be that of
upper servants.
The child. Arthur, as he grew from
babyhood to boyhood, was of a widely
different type from bis parents. While
they were homely, he was handsome;
while they were dark, he was fair;
while they were of a coarse grain,
there was that about bin) okln to the
manner born.
Finally the source from which tbey
drew their Income seemed to be failing
them. The man Tralnor was his name
-made frequent trips somewhere, no
one knew where, and on bis return the
family's finances seemed to have Im
proved, but only temporarily. At last
the wotiinn (lied. After ber death the
father disappeared, leaving his son.
now about thirteen years old. to shift
for himself. lie had not been required
to work and. now that he was thrown
on his own resources, knew not what
to do. He desired to find his father
with n- view to having lila wants pro
vided for. as before. He wandered
about aimlessly, doing odd Jobs and
eking out a miserable existence.
Two years had passed lu this way
when one day while he was at work In
a field he saw his futher drive by In a
buggy. The boy ran to the fence and
called, but did not succeed In making
himself lieard. Running after the bug
gy, he followed It for miles, uow losing
It, now regaining sight of It. till at last
he saw it turn Into a handsome coun
try place.
Arthur was by this time exhausted,
so be sat down on a stone to catch bis
breath, keeping bis eye on the place
bis father had entered. It was a
sightly place, the house being large
and tbe grounds spacious. He won
dered who lived there and why his
father went there. How beautiful life
must be to one wbo could cull such a
pluce home! As soon as he bnd re
gained bis wind he got up and rnu on.
The ptace was more than a mile away,
and be was some time iu reaching it.
When he did he entered a large gate
way with a massive stone pillar on
either side and followed a winding
driveway to the house. The horse bis
father had driven was hitched to a
post before the front porch.
Suddenly the front door opened, and
an old gentleman ushered Trainer out,
saying:
"Not n cent! Kind the child and I'll
square the account with n thousand
dollars, but till theu never let me see
your face aguin."
Suddenly Trainor caught sight of
the boy.
"Why, Arthur!" he exclaimed. Then,
turning to the old mini, he sulci : "There
he is. Now you may atone for your
villainy."
The old man stood staring nt the
handsome boy, all ragged as be was,
and gasped:
"Is that my grandson?"
"Ho Is. He's your daughter's son
and your grandson." Then to Arthur:
"My boy. I'm not your father. This
old gentleman will tell you who you
are."
Tho old man took the boy in bis
arms, then, running into the house,
called:
"Alice, your boy is here!"
Iu a moment, n lady of middle age
mil down a winding staircase, and, buo
Ing the astonished Arthur, she took
him lu her arms auj would not release
hi in.
Some eighteen years before Alice
Archer had run away from home to
umrry n man her father disliked. Her
father had followed her and succeeded
In getting her back to his home, where
he kept her a quasi prisoner. A child
was born, und Mr. Archer made up his
mind to get rid of It. Giving the baby
to Trnlnor and his wife, who had been
his servants, be agreed to furnish them
w ith money as long ns they needed it.
But Trainer lecnuie so Importuuate
that Mr. Archer was obliged to shut
off a part of the supply nml linally all.
The man Alice Archer had married
died, and the mother at last prevailed
upon her father to restore her child.
But by this time Trainor had deserted
t!ie boy and lost track of him. After
this Mr. Archer refused to pay Trainor
any more money till he produced the
boy. But en the day Arthur came
home bis grandfather paid Trainor a
lump sum on condition that lie would
use It to leave the country never to
return.
Arthur Atvhcr. or, rather. ISesinnld.
which was the name given to hlui lie
fore he was sent away, was first put
Into a bath, then clothed In apparel be
fitting Ills station. Then commenced
the pnxvss of Hulking up for the years
be had tost In the mutter of education.
He Is now a man. Often he saunters
up the road to the spot wheiv lie sat
down to catch his breath when lollow.
lug bis supposed father, and. gating
at the place he then looked upon so
covetously, he ri-.-ills the picture of hi,
bojhood days and contrasts them with
the present. His grandfather i dead
and he Is master of a l the old gentle
man possessed i Mr A!rhl,r-, ,,,
SA' he came to see his ju tn tllrnne
nwy hl nii i'...,h milI nm,
could not do enough ,v ;,v ,,f ,,.,.
ll'.ellt. But he u.'MT e itive V n
It d:.-,v,r f,,r rirv- ,',.V.,',
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VEGETABLE COMPOUND I JCnKlRS L
- , r i H - .
Marbiick.
j
-y5Ia e. pinkham
No other medicine for Woman s
ills in the world has received such
wide-spread and unqualijled en
dorsement as has Lydia h. I tnk
ham's Yi'jretalile Comjxiund, made
from native roots and herbs.
No other medicine has such a
record of success for woman s dis
eases, or such hosts of grateful
friends as has I.ydin E. l'tnkham s
Veirctahlu Compound.
so vpnrs ih lias been i
! the standard remedy lor iemmine
ills, Innamination, i iceiauoii, uuu
consequent Spinal Weakness.
It lias relieved more cases of Back
ache and bical Weaknesses than
any other one remedy. It dissolves
anil ex?ls tumors in an early stage
of development. j
Irregularities and periodic pains,
Weakness of the Stomach, Indiges
tion, Bloating, Nervous Prostration,
Headache, Cieneral Debility, quickly
vield to it; also deranged organs,
causing pain, dragging sensations
and backache. Under all circum
stances it acts in harmony with the
female system.
It removes that rearing feeling,
extreme lassitude, "don't care "and
" want - to - lie - left - alone " feeling,
excitability, in itability,nervousness,
dizziness, faintuess sleeplessness.
niitulency,melancholyorthe"lilues."
These are indications of Feminine
disorders, which this medicine over
comes ns '.veil as slight derangement
of the Ki'ineys of either sex. t
Women who are sick and want to
ret well should refuse to accept nny
substitute for Lydia E. l'iukliam'g
Vegetable Comjiouiid.
Deale
p rt
I AR t'.d 1 fc3 --rt I
b- a.
; Afasr uv
FRESH SEEDS
- Wi: HAVE AM, KINDS OK
GAl!l)l:X SKKHS IX ISl'LK.
ALL XEW AM) FKESII. YOU
t'AX SAVE MOXEY BY BUY
ING VOI R tJAHDEN SEEDS
FKOM I S.
EUGSNE GROCERY
9th and Oak Sts.
REMOVAL
SALE
Bcins fcrd to va:ate our
frcicr.i quar;crs, we will sell
J WH Tapir
and Pa ns
at grea'1'- re-ioc-1 prices
1 CK TI E
2 Ludford & Haskell
9 Fijct'cl Painters ;nU DecoMtors
95 west Slh street
wiimMi n.,jtnMaTi.isiiiiiirrBa
E. C. GuSIiford I
Feed and Livery,
Boarding Stables
Ximv 1'liMir ltoiiin New
UiiM-r Tlrr- Tmiinuts.
Full ( ri. k Stuiic LiiH-.
lotl Wm nii, sirwt.
I'liimo Main 0!)
WimaWUMUilusitiSAii 1 1 fnilBB
9
JU1!US
rsin
REAL
ESTATE
We are new comers
and a.-e in the
Real Estate j
Business '
To Do
Business
Wc have b:en ir.tli's.
ness bdevi and underw
it thoroughly. At prescrj
we are in. correspond'
with a number ol Eastern
Pecple who are going to
locate in this country arj
if you are desirous of da
posing of properties such
as City, Pasture and Farm
Lands, call on us. Wt
are personally acquainted
with a number of these
correspondents and knov
they are comtng west.
you want to SELL, lis;
your property with us lor
there is going to be "tr
doing'' in real estate th.:
is Listed with us.
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3 JCIIIMlUI IX IdlUlKI
Ronms 1? and 18 I
' THEATRE BLOCK I
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KITCHEN & KOMP
Successors 10
ARMITACE&B0W
Livery, Feed
dalles xaJ.'
Oak and 7l'.i, 'runr. C
EIectric,Gas,Wa!
Willamette Vflllfjj
Scott's sanial-Pepsst:
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