Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, February 25, 1908, Image 7

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THE EIGEXE DAILY Gl'ARU. TVKSDAY, KKUHl'AHY 2. lllH
GETTING THE i
HiLIHA IN
SHAPE FUR WAS
. you Have Always Donght, and which has uecn
The K""1., ovcr 30 years, has borne the nature of
in u ftBcl has Deen mode under bis per-
f$ Jl$'?--' 80 na superTlsloa since its infancy.
fjfiftaZL&'M Allow no one to deceive you In this.
rftlts Imtatlo8 and"Just-as-Bood, are but
aU ConuMncu ith eni-m4er tho bealth of
Eiperimen gjpprionce against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
j la n, harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare-
Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
ins neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nnreotio
Its ace is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms
Allnvs Feverislmess. It cures Diarrhoja and Wind
n It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
A Flatulency. It assimilates tlio Food, rofrulntes tlio
1 h nl,d JJowels, giving healthy and r.;vtural sleep.
SrSutaatt Panacea-The Mother's Bdona.
GENUINE CASTOR! A ALWAYS
Bears tho Signature of
Advicis f;'n:n Washington received
by the officials at Nations! Guard
aeadquarlera are to the etfe.-t that
Acting Secretary ot War Oliver ha
Issued au order creaang u new dlvls-
the war department, to be
f wii ml
He Kind You Haye Always Bought
In Use For, Over 30 Years.
THK CIMTfcUH ODHNMVi TT KUNAV STRECT. N VOMl OITY.
Is Only One
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Bxative Bsmt Sumfoze
VtCD THI WOULD OVER TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
rt remember the hill Lame,
jid stature on every box.
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Racket Store
known as the division of military af
fairs. Colonel K. M. Weaver, of the
coast artillery, has ben named as
chief of the new division.
This step has been taken by the
department In recognition of the
growing iiuhnav between 'he regu
lar army and the National militia,
and is enp of the recent mjvss made
by the administration which shows
that its Importance as a factor In
preparation for war and in actual
strife has at last come to be appre
ciate Toiler the new arrangement all
communications with the war depart
ment, instead of being di-e'tly with
the varUm branches, will be mad j
tiiroiign :ne division ot miiuia. i nis
systematizes affairs a nil elves the
state militia a dU'tinctly better foot
ing. While toe various state organ
izations will in a measure remain
such, they now beccme, as It were, a
branch of th? government service,
and are all to lii controlled In many
ways by the division of militia af
fairs. This plan will lead to unity
cf improvement and action.
During the Spanish-American war,
both In Cuba and the Philippines, the
state militia did yeomen service, ac
complishing almost as much on the
field after a little experience as did
the various divislcus ot tho regular
army, Since that time the WaP ",0
partment has in many ways shown It?
regard for the fighting qualltic3 of
the -National Guardsmen.
Jt Is probable that In large meas
ure the creation of the division of
militia affairs was due to the confer
ence lately held at Washington be
tween General Oliver and other de
partment officials and the adjutant
generals cf the National Guard of
California, Oregon and Washington.
It is lively itat tie r.;xt step ta
ken by th Jc.-a.-t.v.cm will be the
creation of an artillery branch of the
militia. Experience ha3 shown that
In a short time the Guardsmen famil
iarize thems-lves with artillery du
ties at the forts so as to bo able to
man fortifications without the aid e
regular?.
The original plan was to trahsfei'
infantrymen tc this branch of the
militia service-, but all the adjutant
generals at the. ( inference resisted
such a move, asserting that men en
listing with the understanding that
they were to see infantry service
would strongly obieet to artillery
service, wmcn might In case or war
result !n their being penned up In
side fortiflcn'lons for lengthy peri
ods. Nor did the commanders desire
to break up tho companies which
had been so carefully trained In
preparation for assisting the regulars
oft the field. Telegram.
I MTV ITEMS
( Special Correspondence. 1
t'nlty. Ki-b. t! I. - Kev. Pf.-hllis. cf.
?,)iingfield. occiplid the pulpit at j
tM place Sunday. i
The Uooth-Kel.y camps are s'nit-:
ting d iwn in this vicinity. The Car-1
ttr camp shut dow n abo.it six weeks ;
ago, the Itaeey Matteson camp shut I
down last week, and tho Toss mmp'
will close in about two weeks, as
soon as they get In nil the timber
that Is cut. Then we will be up
against the real thing.
Berta and W. C. Edwards, of Port
land, were In tills vicinity last week
visiting with frlehd3 Hnd relatives.
Berta left Wednesday for North Car
olina and W. C. returned to Port
land, where he will resume his work
as conductor on the street railway.
George Young Is In a critical condi
tion with cancer. He Is not expected
to live many wevks nt most.
ltacey Matteson had the misfor
tune to have his house and contents
burned one day last week. Loss,
about fSOO.
R. C. Edwards went to Eugene
Monday on business.
Kumor md Philosophy
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Br DUNCAN M. SMITH
OhTKOPATHY IS
SCIENCE OK
IS. OWN
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, Laces,
Knit aad Muslim Underwear
Notions, Stationery, Etc.
also a nice line of
Gents' Furnishing Goods
We have just secured
ihe agency for the
celebrated
PICTORIAL
REVIEW PATTERNS
I 'J-pwlcdgcd everywhere to be the leaders in the
wjon world. They are pertcct in every detail and
a . ,h aid of the Cutting and Construction Guides,
usen !?at thc most inexperienced person by their
Tk l?'!'50 a fashionable and perfect fitting garment.
1 "CSC tiiiMr.f? --. t t. 1 f ..I
Call a lurmsnea iree wun every pattern,
y i and look through the catalogue. Ask for a copy
" nctorial Review Fashion sheet free.
Eugene Racket Store
9th St., Eugene, Oregon
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There are but few peinlj who have
not heard of Osteopathy, also of
some of ts achievements. Hut there
are far too many who have accredit
ed It with being good for only those
conditions from which tliry have
been cured, or which have come un
der their Immediate observation.
Not In frequently there Is mutual
surprise when one man who was
cured of eye trouble meets another
who was cured of constipation, Tho
abnre ts a homely Illustration, but
It only shows that neither was cu
rious enough to learn the possibil
ities of OsteopattV while being iroiu.
ed for their respective condition.!!,
They may have been persuaded to
uudorgo Osteopathic treatment only
because a friend had been cured ot
a like condition.
You may be one of those who do
not know that Osteopathy Is intend
ed for lther conditions than those
you have already heard of as having
been treated successfully. If so, re
member that If the principles of Os
teopathy are right, It Is a science of
its own and a complete system of
treating disease, and hns been recog
nized as such by legislative enact
ments In more than two-thirds of the
states In the Union,
Dr. II. L. Studley, osteopath, office
over Chambers Hardware stove.
Phone Black 1326. Residence, 734
Ferry street. Phone Ited 319 7.
UENKlML .VliWS
IX BREVITY FOHM.
At a s-iee-h before the Elllcott
Club a- 'luffilo Saturday night Sec
retary Taft dclacd that he favored
a large increase In the size: of tho
regular army.
At Denver late Saturday afternoon
the bodies of Mrs. Mary Nixon, aged
60 and her daughter, Mrs. E. N. Can
ter, aged 3.1, and the twelve-year-old
son of the latter were found lying In
their home in this city. A sponge
was tied to each mouth, causing
death by chloroform or ether. Mrs,
NOTICE
Notice is lifii'aiii iiveii Ihiil Ihe
county commissioner's' (rittrt of Lane
county, state of Oregon. II! receive
sealed bids for tho furnishing' and
delivery of one hundred (100) cords
of old growth body fir four (4) feet
long; or for one hundred ( 100) cords
of second growth body fir four (4)
feet long, said wood to be delivered
at the court house In Eugene, Lane
county, Oregon, on or before the 1st
day of September, 1908. The court
reserves the right to reject any or
all bids; said bids to be filed with
tho county clerk of said Lane county
not later than Wednesday, tlio 4tii
day of March, 1908, at 2 o'clock p.m.
Uy order of the court this, the 8th
day of February. 190S.
E. U. LEE, County Clerk.
FlIRT paragraphs.
The Ust insomnia curt Is an alarm
ekR'k set to du its uluruilug about halt
;mst & g. in.
There are many people who ont only
out meal u day and oil) era who don't
eut so oftou.
Taking a thins
ou trust may he
good for the
thliiK. hut It
no met lines hnd
for the trust.
smoke men will
VSXho dead willing
that their wives
should buy ihelc
tij;a rs.
Some people no thlupt differently,
and others see dilterent things.
Lives of :rent meti oft remind us
that magazine writers must live.
Half the world doesn't know what
tho other half owes.
While this may not hold true of oth
er things, it is certainly desirable tUut
an Airship couceru should go up.
Improper things may uot be desir
able, but desirable things ore often
Jmproper.
The man who made n New Year reso
lution that resoluted didn't go round
telling nhout It. ,..
Actors nre Invariably Hiiperstltious
creatures, but they re very brave
when the ghost walks.
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The Wonder Nit.
Oh. man. you weak. Impotent rum.
You poor nml thildlsh thing.
Pnty why should you nuch largo bouquotx
At yourself pmmlly fllnff.
And why consider thni you are
A largo and lordly king?
What have you donf to Justify
Yourself In all this time?
Bay. have you Imnlahed care and want
.And poverty and crime.
And nrun't you about as smnll
As one thin, time worn dime?
A lTnnNflfl not wind comes along
Ahd liOrtkA our little coosc;
An tmftiHiiirtkf! iiiftk'S you once or twice
And iiirS iOtif f'"ltt Iiom
Awl when a cychmo CMrifrt you drop
And mutter, "What's (Ji tiset'
You1 rave about the nnuffhty trusts'.
And u the fall cnmpnlKn
You charge n round ns though a few
Would certnlnly he slain.
You hardly rIvo this bugaboo
A well developed pain.
Oh. man. you are a wonder child.
According to your tune.
But very seldom from the tree
In you bring down the coon.
You're cutting such a lot of Ice
Not yet, but maybe soon.
1 use EigeM
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Business College
pilksi rn.Ea: riLus
Williams Indian Pile ointment
will cure blind, bleeding and Itching
piles. It absorbs the tumors, allays
Itching at once, acts as a poultice,
gives Instant relief. Williams' In
dian Pile Ointment Is prepared for
piles and Itching ot the private parts.
Carter was known to have been men- Sold by Linn Drug Co., by mall 60c
tally deranged and the police believe' and $1.00. Williams Mfg Co.,
3he is the author of the deed, either . props., Cleveland. O.
Inducing the mother to commit sui
cide with her or chloroforming both
the son and the mother before admin
istering the drug to herself.
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Kodol is a scientific prfrpnrat'n of
vegetable acids wi:h natar"! digest
anis and contains the same jeices
found in a healthy stomach. Kai-h
do.-e will digest mo-e than ;;.oi,u
.trains of food. u!J by ;.':! druggist-.
AX.VorXCK.MKNT
J. M, Howe and J. W. I3uoy have
opened real estato office In the
building with J. A. Mnuror's
Jewelry stfi'o, number a-12 Wll
lametio street, where wn would be
pleased to have all old friends who
have property to sell, both farm and
city, call and list same fl'.h u and
we will do our best to sell s.im".
howk & m:i)V,
tf D42 Willamette Street.
Keeping tlM-ll House.
Everybody Is welcome wher. we
feel good: and we feel that way only
j when our digestive organs are work-l
DA.ii-.lt Mli.N.M, .e. 1 comes-nig properly. nr. iing 8 .ew l.ne
from the Kidney secretion-!. Theyll'llla regulate the action of the stoin
will warn you when the kidneys are ae.h, liver and bowels so perfectly one
sick. Well kidneys excrete a clear, jcant neip teeiing good when he uses
Slightly Diffor
nt. "That Is n
very line stone
you linve."
"Yes; It is a
diamond of tlio
llrst water."
"Did I under
stand you to say
'frozen wa
ter?' "
Will be open all summer. Students
may enter at any time.
In this age of competition there is
little chance for the young person
who faces the world without the
knowledge and skill that comes
through special training.
Investigate our methods. Informa
tion cheerfully and promptly furnished.
MRS. M. RANSOM,
Principal.
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Nothing But Light
HUNTER. &. VVILLOUCHBV
Have installed an up-to-''t Oas Ligliting, Cooking
and Ileating Outfit, anH have a eonipetent Gas man to 1
talk GAS to you. We are going o make a specialty of X
lighting business hot ses with a G is Light you can de- t
pC!l4 ph. Come down to our store and see what Gas 1
will do. We are always glad co explain light to you( a
eitner Electric or uas.
GAS AND ELECTRIC
SUPPLIES
516 Willamette St, Eugene, Or.
n:i)ii: i).t.i:i:s.
atuei''s l-'iv Timely Warnings That
.o Kugene (itirli Can Atlurd
To Ignore.
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amber fluid. Sick kidneys send out
a thin, pale and foamy, or a thick,
red. ill-smelling urine, lull of sedl-
JZ iiient and Irregular of passage.
44 DANGICH SIGNAL NO. 2 cornea
from the back. Hack pains, dull and
22 ' heaw, or sharp and acute, tell pou
of sli k kidneys nna warn you 01 i.-iei
npproarh of dropsy, diabetes and
Bright' Disease. Doan's Kidney
Pills cure sick kidneys and cure
them permanently. Here's Kugene
proof:
Mm. W. r. Wood of 3s". West Nth
St., Kuifne, Ore., says: "I have used
Doan's Kidney Pills with fine r"sults
ami have also treated one of my
rhl'dren who wa- ntfllcfod with a
w akness tin.1 kidneys for a niim-
these pills. 25 cents at W. A. Kuy-
kendull s drug store,
M)Tlli:il'ft KntilKX
Seventh and Oak streetr., has open
ed under new management. Good
board and room by the day, week or
month. First-class home cooking.
Chicken dinner everv Sundav.
tf MHS. 3. Y. ABBOTT.
Ma-
wk ca:v srri'i.v
Your wants with wood Oalr
pie, Kir, and Tls. Also Coal.
WILLIAMS TItANSKKIt CO.
Phono Black 1141.
Olrls, a dear skin Is the first re-
MOST GR.OCERS SELL ?
Olympic Flour
every sack guaranteed
ie-r f.t y. -irs
fit
Kroin the great bene- jqulslte for ttersonnl beauty: to
When They Are Shy.
Leap year is one of our pleasant fic
tions. We talk as though perfect ladles took
advantage of the occasion to go up to
defenseless men and nsk them If, kind
sirs, they would marry the fair ques
tioners. As a mailer of fact. If there Is one
time when the ladles are shy It Is dur
ing Icapycar. At oilier times they may
1,'ivc a man encuuiageinent and lend
llliu over illlllelill palhs by' reassuring
smiles, but during leap yvar they make
him come right out and say It mid then
pretend they do not understand what
be Is driving at, hi lis to make blin re
pent. The bashful mini who Is waiting for
leap year to get it helpmeet ready to
baud without effort ou bis part has
waited too long. Ho bad better begin
at once to get busy with theater tickets
and sucb things to make up.
W. M.
619 Willamette St.
PHO.MPTXKSS ()!.'
1M)I,VKHV
is as much a part of this gro
cery service as good qualities
and moderate prices, Wo send
your order as promptly as we
take It. Try us and seo how
punctually we get your gro
ceries to you. The satisfaction
will not end wlih the prompt
receipt of your things. It will
grow greater as you ' use tho
groceries and think of the
sinallness of our bill.
CM ft W THE SQUARE
"OlilLiiSN, DEAL GROCER
Phone Main 25.
8ome Relief,
"Everything lovely down at tho
house V"
"Yes; wo are leading tlM quiet life
Uieso days."
"How do you work It V
"Well, you see, wo bnvsr a phono
graph, and It alternates with my wife
after supper."
Iv derived I do not h--iisti
i, nine-nd tV-m. Hai'Kai-b",
cf and that tir- d and p-siless,
v tei-ling mail- ;!i a nunl.-n to
:'i. I wn mi .!! -"" r i
n - ,l.,v. :;r- r.i.I'-. y I'lils did
,,t -. r.l- In r.-li'-vn.; run-
cure it g ,od dig
"r-t. PerfiTt
from the iiijn of
Mountain Tea.
blond and i-b'ar
Tea or Tabb'ts.
More Value.
"You mustn't get your feet wet.
You know what nn ounco of preven
tion Is worth."
"Yes, I have beard It was qiillo val
uable, but I would prefer an ounce of
r s K " kv! radium any day."
rich red!
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BR0DERSBR0S. NEW MARKET
We are now located in our ne-v building- " 1
across the street and we will be pleased to see you,
..SPECIAL..
51b Can Choice Lard for 63c
Br,lj and Stews Strictly CoL Price
BHODER.5 BROS.
Witt, 0th
Street.
NEW
MARKET
'Mlon l-i the gond
dt'-'eJttnn romi'S
llolllst
Makes
healthy skin, li-'
I. inn DP.rr, co.
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't lighter lij waMcr. IWl x o! ta- i'urf d 4
ti'Aol br.H uf.y4..rM r,-.; i n. l :.-!.f t.Q. ior a
ASS YOUR GROCE. I'Oil IT. v n tvw. t. tirn
TK2. PftDTl A Mr. ri nnmw M'l ic " "" ""'! "n '.h"r, '.'?"
'-1111 rwvi.iiw . 1 t'hone ItlacK u..:.
"'UlTHffjHif.u iti aVilVlBTA SIS West Slith street.
Hire's ycur cl ntu-e to make good, j
S-x-ci.il (,f boys' and gliiV school 1
. k-- at 1 oran s s.loe s-or.-.
f;.S(l.NK W"li' MWtlN'l
: .1 M. !lu' f h'III ellln ;' lull-f-ri-d
snitit on 'he c.ait fn.111 CntiM-'
n oral Taili-'ng fn-nuanv, of Chb-i-.
go, at 5-12 Wilialiielte sT.-t. tf '
Had Them Queuing,
'The iroreMir il.,,.sn't look as
tboiuglt he bad the h-iiso of bumor
highly develppcd."
"lias heV"
"Well, he says every tunn should
hnvo bis wife for his silent partner."
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Preferred Pyfenionel.
me sell yi)iiwB'iino flue gold
A FULL LINE CF.
New Granitware just in
b Stoves, Ranges
" and Heaters Makhesatadins'
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