Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, March 02, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTOT RCCBOTS Aa?-OtfAasilOS'DAV. MARCH 2. UN I 4 RHEUMATI5M.S Rubbing with liuiinenU, blistering the affected part, the application ol plasters, and other means of external treatment, we usually helpful in relieving the pains and aches of Rheumatism, but auch remedies do not reach the CAUSIi of the disease, and are therefor. In no sens, curative Rheumatism is due to an excess of uric acid in the blood, brought about by Indigestion, poor bowel action, weak kidneys, and a general sluggish condition of th systeni. The circulation deposits tins irritating poisoa in the different muscles, nerves, tissues and joints of the body, and soon the painful symptoms of Rheumatism are produced. The pains at first may be wandering and slight; but as the blood becomes more fully aaturated with the uric acid poison, the disease grows worse and after awhile gets to be chronic. The slight, wander ing pains now become sharp and cutting at the least exposure to dampness or niht air, or any constitutional irregularity, the bones aahe, the muscles are not as free in action as before, anf where the acid poison Is allowed to remain in the blood the joints often become so clogged with corrosive sub stances that they are left permanently stiff and useless. Rheumatism can never be rubbed away, nor can it be conquered and driven from the system until tie acid-laden blood has been cleansed and punned, woollier meaicineaocsimoBu effectually as S. S. 8. It dissolves and re moves the Impurities and seds a stream of rich, strong llmd to the affected parts, which soothes the irritated nerves, inflamed muscles and flesh, and the suflerer obtains relief that ( nrriiiaHfnt hecauue the real cause of the disease has been removed. Special book on Rheumatism, and an y medical advice desired free. THE SWEPT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. PURELY VEGETABLE Acreage! Acreage! Three, Five or Ten . 8 Acre Tracts, V2 miles from Post Office on ea$y pay- jj : ments, near school. . - ' ";' 8 Movey Block, 8th and Will. 8t: wtwmtmimmrt DAIRYMEN OF LOWER LSIUSLAW ORGANIZE I'ltOI'OHITIOXH KttOM COHVALLI8 A VI) MOXKOK CKKAMKHIK8 KK C'KIVKl) I'OK ltl'TTKK KAT Last Saturday most of the dairy men of this vicinity met at Cassidy hall for the purpose of organizing a dairymen's association, says the Florence Went. W. It. Jeuhcott presided and K. Kinsley acted us secretary. The com mittee which was appointed two weeks previous to prepare a constitu tion presented In report, which was adopted with a few minor changes, as the constitution of the association. About twenly of those present then signed the constitution and paid the membership fee. The election of a board of five di rectors was declared In order. This hoard will have full charge of the husluess of the asso-latlon, with au thority to hire and discharge em ployes, and attend to Bulling cream, etc. A vote being takn. Richard lllnsley., K. It. MeOnrnaek. W. It. Jeplicolt, M. I). Scott and llufus Johnson were doclaied. elected dlrec- torc. s A letter from the Corvallls Cream ery Company wus then read. In which that company ottered to pay tor Dul ler fat delivered nt Corvallls the same price per pound as butter la worth f. o. b. at Ccrvullls. The Monroe Cream?ry Company submitted a proposition that the) would puy for butter fat, delivered nt Monroe, the highest market price that butter sells for at Portland. The meeting trtcn adpourned. The board 'of directory then met and organized by electing H. II. Mc Cornack president and Klchard Hlns ley secretary. The directors are tak I in; xieiia to arrange for selling crenn for tho asportation and delivering II t tho creamery. RESOLUTIONS FOR UNIVERSITY OF OREGON Thrnneh 'inndvprtenco i Snturday that purt of tho resolutions passea us the Republicans at their meeting at IhoVourthoiiso referring to the Uni versity of Oregon appropriation wa omitted. It reads as follows: Resolved. That wo pledge out united support to the bill now pend ng before the people tor I no support of the University." EUGENE HOSPITAL For the cart and treatment of . , Medical and Surgical Cases - Modern operating room and equipment. Appliances forX ray work. Sputum and blood examinationsj , ' Full corps oi trained nurses. Rates on application. ..Training School for Nurses.. . i Regular course of lectures by the faculty and practical training In the hospital. The medical and surgical stall of the hospital constitutes the Acuity. For rates or Inlor-, nation address W. KUYKENDALL, M.D., Supt. Medical and Surgical STAFF W Kuykendill, M. D. W. O. Hrourr, M. D. P. I. Birtlr, M. D. H, P. Scslrlt, M. D. D. A Paint. M. U. Uro.O'B.DtBar.M D. L. E. McDougal, M. l. Eugene Theatre MH. 'Sgft mLSS Tuesday, March 3d THE KIRKE-LaSHELLE COMPANY PRESENTS. The Virginian Dramatized by Owen Wistcr and Kirk LaShcllc W. S. HART, as Th, Virginian I RANK CAMPEAU, at Trampas Prices: 50c, 75c, $1.00. and .$1.50;. I,OKT VAM.KY NOTKS (Special Correspondence.) host Valley, Feb. 26. Beautiful weather, a great contrast to eastern reports. Mrs. lirimtn is miicn unpruvuu. Itov. Dunn filled his regular ap- nnlntinniil. here Sundny. t u lleorKIn I'arser is visumr her brother, li. It. Parker, In Eugene this week. ' J jo Denierent made a trip to - lull- gene last week. Mrs. O. V. Neet s slowly recover ing. Wo hope sho may bo out again noon. Mrs. Ford Parker made a vlist tc her parents at Creswell last satur 1I11V. Mrs. W illiam XlcHoe, who lias uuen III with piieiimoiila. Is now able to be nllnllt. ' T. II. Fenton tnndu n trip to Lu nelle lAHt Huturdav. The roads are drying very rupini.v In this section or the county. Arthur Keenev made a trip to cor vnllla thin week to visit his uncle, T. S. Ilanilmikcr. Philip Johnson Is at tho Kiigenc hnsultal. ill with bronchitis. I,. I.. Addliigton was home from camp last week. No I'no to IHe "I have found out that there Is no use to die of lung trouble as long ai you can get Ir. King a M'w inscov erv." aava Mrs. J. P. White, of Hush bnriv I'n. "1 would not be alive to day only for that wonderful 'modl Him H loosens ill) a rough nuiekt'i than anything else, and cures luiif disease even after the case is pro nounced hopeless." This most rolls. hie remedy for coughs and colds, grlune. asthma, bronchitis an hoarseness Is sold under guarantee at W A. Knvkcm all s drug store, out and 1. Trial bottle free. COFFEY-POWELL WEDDING AT PORTLAND Miss Rose Coffey and Henry Eyre Powell were married Wednesday evening at the home ot brother. Dr. K. v. uouey, uj liam Hiram Foulkes. About 50 im mediate relatives and friends were present. Miss Coffey Is a prominent contralto and Mr. Powell Is act ve in First Presbyterian church circles, a nephew of Robert Stephenson Smyth Baden-Powell, who held Important commissions in India. A'S""""""" and South Africa. The home was prettily, decorated i ,- anH white and an Iraprlvls- i.i. ..( hiio rlhhiin and sinllax was particularly eimciiva. - the brlde'S young frieds, Miss Edwins Mastlck. Miss Delta Watson, Miss Margaret Gibson and Miss Elizabeth wif ., h hridal hymn from "Lohengrin," and formed an aisle for the bride. Her maid of honor was ho. i.,, uiu. Ada Coffey, an! the best man' was J. Henry Sidey. Dr. rffv ihR bride in marriage. Miss Abble AVhlteslde played tht march. The bride wore white chif fon over satin with a yoke of point lace. Iter veil was secured with lilies of the valley and she carried a shower of Bride rosos. The bridesmaid wore pale blue organdie and carried pink carnations. ... An Informal reception followed. Mrs. Tom Itlchardson and Mrs. b. P. Oeary poured. Mr. and Mrs. Powell left nn a nhort trip and will be at home shortly at -483 Couch street. Portland Journal. HOP CHOP Ol' InT . ' ii UNSOIjIi ix imiwv.i Prnm mithentlc statements recest- y compiled It is learned that the hop mil nf flreson tor mui wm mv.vvv bales and that' there are still 38.348 bales In the hands M growers and 0.000 In the hands of dealers. Brew ers are not buying heavily now. af most of them have suiriciem supply nn hnnd. and the temperance wave which la prevalent In many sections of the United states is euecuiiK i" beer output. Prices range Trom 3 1-2 to 6 cents, the latter price being for hoice quality. Keoure Acreage. Tho board of Oregon directors of he Pacific Coast Hop Growers' Un ion nas receivea uiivicb California directors that that organ- 'zatlon has decided to rcauce tne noj, mi-oiiBB In Ihnt state 30 per cent this reason, and the plan Is fully endorsed hv .tho irrnwers. Similar action nas aiso oemi union by the Washington growers, u ,u nought that a majority oi me giu ra in Oi-eunn are 111 favor of this ac inn and It s Eonoraliy recognizea hat it will not do to produce another rop thin year as large as thai pi 907. MOTIIi:U'ft RITCMKS Seventh and OaR streets, has open d under new management. Good board and room by the day, week oi month. Flrst-clsss home cooking Chicken dinner every Punday.- tt M 118. S. Y. ABBOTT, WATKIt! . IVATKIt! Fur mire tiMl-rock water see ij Duke & l.otfler, the well-drillers Prices reasons lile. Phone Bed ti 99 Villnrd avenue. Women as Well as men Ate Blade miserable by Kidney , ana Bladder Trouble. Kidnev trouble preys noon the miml, diourakesaudlcSnSamb1tm; beau.v. 11CI.S soon ilisap)ear v. hen the kidneys are out of order or dis eased. Kidney trouble has become so prevalent that it is uot uncom mon for n child to be bom afflicted with weak kidnevs. If the childurinatestoocften. if the urine scams the fleXor if, when the child reaches a aee when ithould be able lo control the rassaKe it is yet afliuted with bed-wet-ra4,uluuit,thecau6eofthed,fl. ?,7.toK.ti.etr.tmeutof these important organs. Tins unpleasant Sle Hue to a diseased condition of ue k dnevsand bladder and not to a bab t as most people u.,. '!!.?""rninerdbte, ","!?."; ,,e i.rcat remedy. ailU OOlll ueeu iut r. (jpt f The mild and. the haw effect by druuKislfi. 1"' J cent aim uhc-uu.i. BrJliuC U" size bottles. You may g3jJJrj o fuitnule bottle . :t t..,. alcn n Rams of Swamp-Boot pamphlet telling all about bwamp-Root, mcludiiij? many of the thousands of testi monial fetters received from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer Co., I!iuKhaintoil, N. Y., be sure and mention this pat'- Uon t "lak"U 2"y """,V'' but remember the name, Swamp-Root Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, ami the ad dress, Biiighamtoii, !'.. Y., on ever bottle. FARMS.. OREGON HOME& LANDcoA d m O mf4 10 over Chambrs-RrtT,. u. . 1 1VWIIIJ ' w- - -- --- ' v uiii 0 320 Acres with new 8-room house aul barn t0(j fruit orchard aud running water, 100 acres! grain, balance pasture and timber. $25 ac 40 Acres with n:w hwsi : anil turn, clas; to s:h3)!,oa'.oM' graveled road, pne; - ,3 J90 Acres with fair improvements, gool sol! and Cta , made an ideal place. $30 per acre.J Houses and ,'otj in all parti of thecity Oregon Hams & Laad Co., A. A.JAaby, Mw 3 nkrum-ATIIY IS SOIKN'CK Or ITS UV. There are but few people who have not heard of' Osteopathy, 'also of some of ts achievements. But there ira far too many who have accredit ad it with being good for only those conditions from which they nave uoen cured, or which have come un der their Immediate observation. Not In frequently there la mutual surprise when one msa who was cured of eye trouble meets another who was cured ot constipation, l ne above is a homely Illustration, but It only shows that neither was cu rious enough to learn the possibil ities of Osteopathy while being treat- id for tholr respective conditions. They may -have been persuaded to undergo Osteopathic treatment only bocause a friend had been cured of a like condition. . You may be one of those who do not know that Osteopathy is Intend ed for Ither 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 ts own and a complete system ol treating disease, and has been recog nized as such by -legislative enact nenta In more than twothirds of the .Mates In tho Union. , Dr. 11. L. Studlcy, osteopath, office over Chambers Hardware store. Phono Hlack 13!6. Itesldence, 734 Ferry street. Phone lied 3 19 J. G.ISOUNB WOOD SAW! NO W. 0. White U prepared to saw your wood on short notice. Phone Dlack 43&1. - Residence, J 16 West Sixth street. Jenkins & Starbuck Deahrs in REAL ESTATE We are new comers "here and arc in the Real Estate Business To Do Business We have been in this busi ness before and understand it thoroughly. At present we are in correspondence with a number oi Eastern People who are going to locate in this country and if you are desirous of dis-. posing of properties such as City, Pasture and Farm Lands, call on us. We are personally acquainted with a number of these correspondents land know they arc comtng west. 11 you want to SELL, list your property with us fcr there is going to be "things doing" in real estate that is Listed with us. GREEN tun aim is to supply our customer,,; me uost the market attot!i We carry a superb lln pie and fancy thing One nwiei. Ei , u w.tn treat , trial will ronvince yov W. M. 619 Willamette St. THE SQUARl UiLAL, GROttl Phone Main 25. MERCHANTS BANK EUGENE, OR.EGON 'GCS a General Banking business on Conservative Lines b.( i. br'hJNChK, ..PKsifc, L. H. POTTER, VicePra F. N. McALISTER, Cio " lCorrth and Willam tte BR0DERSBRQ5. NEW MARKS We are now located in our ncv building- .1 r across the street and we will be pleased to sec you. ..SPECIAL.. 51b Can'Choice Lard for. ... Broi:s and Stews Strictly Cot. Price BKODER.S BR.OS. 65c West. 8th Street, NIW MAWU1 I IFXI BAN ib J. H. EST C.P.B1RNARD EARL McNUTT Livery, Feed, Stage and Sale. Stable Cabs Alway Ready First Ota Turnouts of Alt Dticrlptions ..STACTS.. M KFNZ1K STAGE Vvts &. FLORFNCE STAGE - llSJO . m Slur - " ' A "U "VE"- ' I b.gliltl ooiiueo ins ojr ......... j Stago Phona Main 22 Livery Pbone Main 2 1 IMI KS t'l'ttKtl l. O TO U OAVS PAO OINTMKNT Is susrsnteej t pure snv csiie of llrhlnKi bllnil, bleed Ins or nrc.triiitlnc piles In 6 to dsys or o.uucy retunileit. 60c (llrls. clear sVtn is the first re- qiilstto flr norsimsl bemity: t -cure It KH'il ilUcstlon is the Rood secret. Perfect )li!.'ntlon comes from the in-e of Holllsters Rocky Mountain Tea. Makes rich red tiloo.l and clear healthy skin. SfiC Tea or TaWcis. Warner tunes pianos, I.eavo ders at Morris' Music Store. CASTOR I A Tor Infants rui Clu,cren. Till Kind Yoi' ' v! Always BaugM .Bear the 3,'f naiar ot I . 7 j. . XOTICH IX)R Pl nUCATlON. TlmlM-r land, Act, Juno a, ihti I nitril Ntntni ,Iuil Office. Roseburit, Oreuon, Dec. 20, '07. Notice is hereby given that in com ullanee with the provisions of the act of Congresa of June 3, ISIS entitled "An act tor the sale of timber lands In the States ot California, Oregon. Nevada and Washington Territory." as extended to all the Public l.aud Stales by act of August 4, IS92. Frank 0, Kin ot Kngene. county ol Ijine, State tor territory! ot Oregon, has this day, May 6. 10, tiled In this office, his sworn statement, No. i STSO.'tor the purchase of l,ot Num-i her Four (41 aW the 8W 1-4 of Nvvj H of section No. 1 in township Ne 19' south. range No. 8 west, V. M , and III offer proof to show that the i land sought Is more valuable for lu tliulier or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his rlaim to said land before W. V. Calkin;, i P. S. Commissioner, at his ntftve In Kngene Oregon, on Wednesday, the th day of March. 1S0S. He names as witnesses: Lew I M IKiselton of Crow. Oregon. Islk Itoselloa of Crow Oregon. Jee llvwker of Crow. Oregon, Jihn Hook er of Crow. Oregon. Any and all persons claiming ad versely the above described lands are requested to file their claims in thl, cities on or before said 4th day of Mr,h ISO. , j . t BENJAMIN L. EDPY, i R'glftcr. I Jenkins & Starbuck Rooms IT end 18 THEATRE BLOCK (mm MM mm A FULL LINE OF... New Granitware just in Stoves, Ranges and HatPt"H of ,he Leading CllIU Jl.filtia Makes at. HARDWARE STORj 50 East Ninth Stmt S. L. OPPcfRUNIT' COLONiST RATES from all F-ts of the United St at:s and Canada to all parts of Ore gon and the Northwest will be put in effect by liTe Oregoa Railroad Sb Navigation. and Southern Pacific Company (Lines in Oregon.) Daily During March end April Till rn-in P IM.(!) I'litiM Till-: IMJINTIi'AI, ( 1TIKNM1K TIM' i:.tfs will in-: ,s rm. I.' "Mirno .r. i.ni is KANSAS CITY ! C.irr -corNfii. i; OMAHA Sit.im. ST. r.vi'l. iMi.li: MM n nivc Y:i SIDEWALK P05TJ,BOXL:Sl tea fr.i-ii nil oih -r K.iisicni at iileasiiic ;it all points in ii. . .. . . .. . nt- . oil llls( let,. l. w:ll(r.T ,.f ( ,,ni.l.lli!i!i'l'. "r-1- ii -uiii i i H mill iimls iiii.r,. i,. uo ,,.sir,. iHiiuf. ami l""' n people fan nceiin:u!lh spl. n.liil result Dr. go ;ur.i ii.ll i ,n a! iii ei ii-ary I" ail Hie w.md. Feud Orenn 'it llic s:ait, t.-.v ar.d 'i;Ie. llteraluie Call on t!.-. Fcrcs Can Be Prepaid Here a! home If ,.s'reu. Any ajfnr.t u authorize! t.i a'ffi' bJSit and teligrtspi, 0.c:.:c. l0 anr ,,olat CliI ,,, , , . . j. (iiin irf- .u .-sent or ad .iress, fx''"- O.oerai Pi i"