Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, March 23, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text1 JUL J tmm tvamm Mrtri HMO', MONDAY, MARCH 9S, ISO ,, 0 0 RHEUMATISM BODY RACKED WITH PAIN No other disease causes such wide-spread Buffering as Rheumatism. Tt ft a nerve racking torture, and bo thoroughly docs it dominate the system, when it becomes entrenched in the blood, that its victims are usually com plete slaves to pain. Rheumatism is due to an excess of uric acid in the blood brought on by stomach troubles, weak kidneys, indigestion, and a sluggish condition of the system. The natural refuse of the body, instead of passing off through the ordinary channels of waste, is left to sour and ferment in the system because of these irregularities, forming uric acid which is absorbed into the blood! and Rheumatism gets a foothold. As the blood circulates through the body it deposits the acrid, irritating sub stances with which it is saturated, into the different muscles, nerves, tissue and bones. Sharp, biting pains commence, the flesh becomes feverish, .. . . . . . . L I 1 I. A 4 1 I 1 swollen ana tender, tne muscles ana is literally racked irith pain. Plasters, .. ti. by driving out tne poison ana acna iiuius PURELY VEGETABLE which are causing the pain, and strengthen- ing ano enricnin mc muuu, .u.ti .............. tism permanently. S. S. S. Is the greatest of all blood purifiers, just what is needed in every case of Rheumatism. Book on Rheumatism and any medical advice free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. OWc Arc. Out ON HAND COMPLBTB STOCK OP Pictorial Review Patterns THB ONLY PATTERNS HAVING THB Patent Catting & Construction Guides TIliLSB GUIDES SAVE MATERIAL, TIME & LABOR lllllftratlMI of Cutting Gull for latUrn No. HIS. slmwititf tltccurm-t way of laying out the pattern uu the material, and liuw tu ue Hie ieaat quiiutily of gouda. BACH B (atratloa of CMatructkMi Outdo for Patlora VN 2275. allowing how loaew the diflcrcut parU together, etc wuiMf com PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS I 10 and 15 Cents Each ALU BEAMS ALLOWCD " y roiD or j mat Eugene Racket Store j35 tf. 9th St., Eugene, Oregon Q SNOW BALL FLOUR $ 1 -2o per sack A Home Product and Bet ter Than Most Imported Flour. Ask Your Dealer For It. I. -moibW l tjood for GalorCta. Clin. Coo Ina Hn.i Paliit It on. iVlM-M rmtit eHw it It aw. la For Sal hV Chamnora Hardware Co llM-foe-Hogm llwlwrw tXinnomjf. E. P. SHIlNN - Shofnkint and Repair pairing of all Kinds Neatly done at my shop, 6S V . Hth st, hugene. HOWER & WOCD Kiwi Klnte anil TIiiiImt 14nla ltmii b, I'arin and City l"tti rle I'Mr imironnno rtniwliully XlllfltlMl. Iloom 1, mcr I Imt Nat. lUnk joints mroD nu jem, uu ni; blisters, In liniments, etc.. can never ii;ia li.v r1iv the tiain. ner- haps, temporarily, but do not reach the trouble, which is in the blood. S. S. S. is the proper treatment for Rheumatism. It goes down and attacks the disease at its head, and ... . . - i .- j n . . 1 J of Moncyl and Must? Have It... and in order to get it we will make big reductions on all goods in our store for the next fif teen days dur ing which time you will be able to se cure some big' bargains at 0 HTO.N'K'H JIKAVK DUOI-S Gr-aatMt known remedy for hfavn HlghUnd. Or., Oct. 31. 1902 -Tbli is to ctrtily that I gave m mart on. boille ul "Stone a Heav 1 Hope" nd cured her ol heavea. Thli waa Ut winter and ah. ha. not own allectrd aliw.-G WalUc TR. S.C. S TONE. Salem. Or. For uk by all drugglita. $1.00 Scott's santal-Pepsin Caps.!.. POSITIVE CURE. P lttflamalt r (Viarrh KUn. h tr mm ft Mill ill ('.-. tUtmil t Ilk I'HtMT il At. PlMt lvamtBMk IWii artnM. t'rww it ax w in MM.il, trai4. tl av e Ufm THllANTAtrtPitmCO. , HKLLKroMTAlMIE, k Hiiltl bj W. L. OK UNO, UrugtfiK COMMENCE ON CEMENT . PLATFORM AT ONCE A carload of cement for the plat form of the new puHsenKer ditpot ar rived up from Portland this morning and the work of uulldlnK the plat- fr-rri fra,nri trio gifl o' hi H will begin at once. It will be built live leti iroin tne centre ui the uiaiu rack, allowing room tn fHnnn re Ilea In the track wherever It be coineii neceBHary. The original plans call for a platform of cement 700 feet lonK. but It will be built only around the building at present, and the extension, built later. The con crete foundation of the building Is ahnnt completed and the brick work will begin In a short time. Another car of brick arrived yesterday. fRANSFERS OF LAKE COUNTY REAL ESTATE Have your abstracts made by Lane County Abstract Company. Oscar Mllllcan to Peter Ashley; 4 acres In sec. 2 8, tp. 17, s. r. 1 w. 20O. United States to Rosa J. Welta; 160 acres In sec. 22, tp. 17, s. r. 9 w. Patent. (1. F. King ct ux to Eliza D. I us ra il inn; lot 3 and part of lot 4, Sag inaw. 220. n. u, "nwipv i Mnry 1, Hawley; tract In Cottage Grove. $1200. John T. Sulloe et ux to Brown Iumber Company; 1 5ft. 5 1 acres In sec. 20, I p. 21, s. r. 1 w. United States to John T. Snllee; 15(1.51 acres In sec. 20, tp. 21, s. . 1 w. Patent. Ij. A. Milne et ux to J. S. Conger; mirt nf lotn 3 hnd 4, Ellsworth's ad to ICugone. 100. VV. M. Ilomirt. nt ux to C. S. Si- lef et ux; 7S.33 TS8 In sec. 3, tp. 7, s. r. 3 w. 1800. T. G. Hendricks et ux to Andrew ! IT Poterann li.t .1 l.trtr-lf 1 tfllua Stewart's ad to Eugene. $800. United States to Calvin Caateel: I 1(10 acres in sec. 6, tp. 20, s. r. 2 w. atent. , United Suites to Ceo. W. Blddle; ' 160 acres In sec. 20, tp. 17, 8. r. 3 w. Patent. Thomas S. Doan to Elizabeth J. Dcnn et al; lots 7 and 8. Kelly's ad to Springfield. 3UU. n t. , c. . . . , , United States to Louis Ha verson; ,2.15 acres in sec. 30. tp. 17. 8. r. w. Patent. 1 162 Nannie K. Bolshaw to J. H. P. Dixon, Q. C. I)., n 4 In biocK 6 iu E.igene original, $10. 11. E. Cartwrlght to J. H. P. Dixon et ux, W. I)., lot 4 In block 8 of Eu- W, $887. Jetnerson E, Kllborn et ux to J. C. 0 ay, W, D., lot 3 In block 5 In ..i'ih'r?B addition to Eugeno, $10. T. O. Hendricks et ux to T. B. (VvliMon. W. D.. lots land 2 In hlk. 2 of Hendrlck'a add to Eugene, $600. Lnvo Allen ct ux to Benjamin O. C in, VV. P., 1 acre In sec. 31, tp 2 1 ., r. 3 w., $75. (Iimrgo I'oterman et ux to W. II F lgoway, W. D., lot 1 In blk. 3 of K 'Isay s add to Eugene. $1. Kll.abeth II. S. Frank to William T. llnrdon.-W. I)., lot 2 In blk. 16 rj: Hull's don. to Eugene, $2550. W. Pol;lers, trustee, et ux to O. K Smith, W. I)., lot In Wlltoos Lake C lib plat, $100 C. Colo et ux to Marrln Vermovat, V. I),, lot 1 In blk. 1 of Cole'B 1st p.al to Maltcolu, $75. II, Waxhhume et ux to A. S. Wal ler. Q. V.. I)., part of lot 4 In blk. 21 li Springfield, $2.". i' ;t il.Ds (t)MtrrioN IIXTltlOIIOLV I RITIC AIj Uiwton, March 23. Gov ernor Guild's eon illt Ion Is ex tremely critical. ilesl llenliT III tho Wnrlil. Uev. K. Slai blrd. of East Raymond Maine, says: "1 have used llucklen's Arnica Salvo fur several years, on n y old army wound, ami other ohstl- late sores, and find It the best healer !n the world, I use It too with great lurcoss In my veterinary bustniss." S'rli'o 25 rents at W. A. KuykeudaU'B lrug store. . A NKW lilO.M, KSTATE FIRM Those having farm":, timber lands ir relinquishments, city properties, business houses o.- nierchandlse for (ale should see Wilson Nichols, iver Linn's Drug Store, as they are In touch with Investors In nearly ov ary state In the Union., Charles Hendricks, of Vancouver, B. V., has been sentenced to six months In jail for renting a building o a woman of III fame. Hendricks Is rich. He refused to work In s ohaln and was put In a dark cell. Modfurd Is preparing to erect a new high school building, a monu ment to the city. There were three bidders on the plans, C, H. Hnrg traf, of Albany. Perklsn & Lyons and 0. E. Collins, but the choice of plans has not yet been made. The esti mated cost Is $2 7,000. The political fever has struck Har vard University. Mnnv political clubs have been organttpd r-.oently and low straw vote Is to be taken on 'he 'ho Ice for president. The four "andldstea whose names will he voted in are Taft, Hughes. Bryan and John urn. T"ie ebvtlon will be under the npervlslnn of a committee of .even undergraduates. John Itlva. of Vinlng, l win: "I "lave been selling IVWItt s Kidney ind Bladder Pills for about a year nd they aire better satisfaction than ny pill 1 ever sold. I have used hem myself with fine result.." Sold ty all druggists. OAHTOniA, COL. WATTERSON SAYS BRYAN WILL n p r r I T TirT former resident of Kugene, wnu llrrpiT AM I" Portland a few days ago, arrived V LI L H I I n I I here tng aftcrnoon and were burled . J on the Masonic cemetery. A delega- ... Mrch 21.-B,van and tlo fro", the local lodge o. ., Taft will be the rival nominees for r wnn mraln, the train and es presldent of the United State, and , hen t0 The cemetery, the Ma the Issue will hang In doubt Event- -orle d th Qn m ually the money Interests will come , and mend. go g & to the support of Bryan In the hope "reetncahrad L of the funeral, of administering a rebuff to 008e- Mayer was the father of Mrs. ... u f ci Weidemann, who resided for many These are the prophesies of Colo-1 , Seventh nel Henry Watterson, editor of the r80'Xeet "leaving here about Iulsvllle Courler-Jonrnal, In a re-. OHve stre ets, lej av ng markable interview given out here - Iu.h .55 left whin she did. "Who will be the Democratic nom inee?" was asked. "William Jennings Bryan," came the ntilck reply. "Who will be the Republican nom inee?" "Secretary of War William H. Taft." was the equally firm reply. "Who will be elected "Anything Is possible with Al- Dr. H. S. Tanner, who was made ta mlghty God," was the reply. I mous In 1878 by 40 days of absti- "If hard times continue Bryan will j nence. Fearing that her weakenet be the next president. No party can condition might bring on a total col stand against hard times. Secretary I lapse at any minute the plucky young Taft Is one of the best men In the ! woman decided that she had achiever country, but that Issue is always pre aominant In American pontics. fore daylight, drank a glass oi con "What about the great capitalistic densed milk. Interests who will they favor?" Notwithstanding her fear of col "In my opinion the great cpitalls-1 lapse. Miss Grove took a plunge In tl" Interest" will In the end be for the Icy surf at 10 o'clock In the pres William J. Bryan." ence of several hundred people. "Why so?" I Tipping the beam at 123 pound "Because, If Taft Is elected, he will I on the first day of her fast, Mis' stand charged with carrying out The-1 Grove weighed 105 pounds today odore Roosevelt's policies, and theibut her face shows no signs of ema Republlcan senate will be reduced In j elation and it Is hard to tell from hei obedience to him. outward appearance that she nas beei . "The cornoratlons then." he con-1 living on water, with a little orange, tinned, "will have nothing to hope; during her fast. for, but If Colonel Bryan Is success- She required only -about half as fill, his election will he a rebuke to much sleep as usual, sleeping only Roosevelt and all the president stands for that Is to say. It will be a vindication nf rnnsprvatlvp Renuh- Ilcanism. The Republican party will then reorganize In the s?nate and, Bryan will be helpless. In my Judg- ment, the whole money Interests will eventually sunport Bryan as a choice of evils. 't VtKl S.lWfXO John M. . Dixon, successor to W p' tjoaay. ah wooa saweq Forpropt 8erv,ce pho nnv Rssldencei m Hgh j ' R. Boday. All wood sawed to gauge. one Black street, Makes blood and muscle faster than any other remedy. Gives health and strength and vitality. Hollistor's Rocky Mountain Tea towers above all other remedies for making sick people well and well people "weller." 35c Tea or Tablets. LINN DRUG CO. 320 acres "of government timber land for location. Price for locating, $300. 40 acres relinquishment near Creswoll for $75. HOWE & BUOY, 642 Willamette St. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. Kodol, Is a scientific preparation of vegetable acids with natural dlgest ants and contains the same juices found In a healthy stomach. Each dose will digest more than 3000 grains of good food. Sold by all druggists. Now spring patterns, of wall paper Just received. Last year's stock at cost. Call nnd see CHAMBERS HARDWARE CU Make your hens my by feeding Se nrlty Poultry Powder. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. Wireless' communication has been established twice within tho pnst ten days between the station in Senltlo and Rear Admiral Evans' fleet through United Wireless Instruments. Sunshine Washing Machines drive away the blues. See It nt CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. Sheep shearing tuurnmes ani knife shnrpfiiers. New model Just recelv !d. The famous Grand Pacific hotel wns damaged to the extent of $100, 000 at Chicago Friday by fire. CONTKNT XOT1CI!. Department of the Interior. United States Itnd Office Roseburg, Ore., March 2. 1908. A sufficient contest affldnvlt hav. Ing been filed In this office by Har rison K, Shirk, contestant, against homestead entry No. 10637. made April 30, 1901, for W. u N- R. 4. 8. E. , N. E, and N.R.I4 8.K. Section 8, Town ship 19 S., Range 6 W., by Mack wood Hopper, Contestee, in which It Is alleged that said Mackwood Hop per never established his residence thereon, has never built any house thereon or Improved any part there of, and has never lived thereon, but at all times since maklns xnlit nnin has lived and has had his residence eisewnere. and has wholly abandoned tho said entry so made by him; and that said alleged absence was not due to employment In the military or naval service of the United Stato of America in time of war, said par Ilea are hereby notified to appear respond, and offer evidence touch ing said allegation at 10 o'clock a m., on April 4. 1908. before W w Calkins, United States Commissioner in nts orrice at Eugene. Oregon, tand than final hearing will be held at 1(1 o'clock a. m. on April is. 1 908. before the Register and Re ceiver at the United State. Land Of fice In Roseburg. Oregon. The said contestant having. In a proper affidavit, filed March J. 1908 -iet forth farts which show that after due diligence personal service of thlf notice ran not be made. It Is hereby ordered d dlwted that sucb no tice be given by due and proper publication, BENJAMIN L. O . REMAINS ARRIVE FROM PORTLAND The remains of George Mayer, a YOUNG LADY BEATS 1)11. TANXKH'S RSXOItl) Long Beach, Cal., March 21. Misi Etta Prlscllla Grove, the Chicago school teacuer, broke her fast todaj after having eoualled the record ol - lquite enough, and this morning, be- four and five hours nightly. sof., . ,STS r, r inuvrv mvi uvnov I The Socialists of Lane county arc hereby called to meet In mass con ventlon at Frank's hall, Eugene, Or. on Friday, April 3, at 10 o'clock, fot the purpose of nominating a full ticket for the coming June election and such other business as may come before said convention. All Socialist tf.are urgently requested to be present. H. M. MANVILLE, Chairman Co. Central Com. E. C. COLE, Sec. Co. Central Com. a3 GASOLINF WOOD HAWING W. G. White 1. prepared to saw your wood on short notice. Phone Black 4351. Residence, 516 West Sixth street. OREGON LAND CO In Farms and City Property We Have A good business property to trado fi r farm land. 640 acres of yellow pine, $6.00 per acre. 9-room house, good barn, lot 6ti 2-3x160 $2100 5 acres, Just outside city. $730 5 acres Just outside city, $200 per acre. 13 acres well Improved. $2400 for tho tract. Acre tracts to suit purchasers. Lolln Sladden's addition, $2 1 5 and up; $50 down, bal ance i or 3 years at 7 per cent. Lots In Blair Street Addition; $i'0 down, balance, terms given. 80 acres, good Improvements; all botto.n land, some fruit trees; all kinds of berries price, $2600. 0 acres of good grain and fruit land. 7 miles out on good road, $30 per acre. Wo have wne Isrge and small tracts of timber for sale ranging from $10 to $25 per acre. Come In and get prices. No trouble to show the goods. c are In the business. Oregon Umd (' oniwny. U Willamette St Mark.T. Fleming, Mgr Eugene, O.-eg on Rummage Sale Towels. Toweling l0:o dozen bcth, linen and cotton Toiyes 8000 yards of Toweling of all kinds.- It is the ouiput of a large mill in the East. They had to sell and sell quick. By our watchful buying we are able to put these goods on the market at about what they would cost at wholesale. 24x13 towels, 7c 600 cotton Towels, size, 25 inches long by J3 inches wide, a food towel; a nice full towel with plain euds, nice and soft. Rummage sale each-- 7c. Also one lot bath ton. els, size 33 by J6 inches', fringe ends. Rummage sale, 14c 32x1 5 towels 12c 500 Bath Towels 32xJ5 in ches full ' size, a fine Bath Towel, fringe ends. A well made and heavy towel. Rum mage Sale I2c Also one lot Huck Towls, 36x18 inches, plain ends. Rummage Sale- 15c 40x1 8 towels 15c 500 Bath Towels, size 40x 18 inches full size, fringe ends, extra heavy, full nap. A good Bath Towel. Rum mage o a Also one lot Huck Towels, size 36x17 inches, plain end. Rummage Sale .12c ThcBonJV1archestrtS W. M. GREEN, 6 1 9 Willamette St. EUGENE F'ltc.cjl and Surgical STA1F V r-MvnHall, M. D. V . U. Prosstr, M. D. P. 1. Bartle, M. D. P. F, Scsitle. M. D. I i. A P line, M. D. ". O'B, DeBir, M D. L. E. T'DrMifjl, M. D. ..Training School for Nurses Regular course of lectures by the faculty and practical training in the hospital. The medical and surgical stafl of tiie hospital constitutes the faculty. For rates or mtof mation address W. KUYKENDALL, M.D., THE BEE HIVE GROCERY Has a new and up-to-date stock Sf Groceries, selected from the best brands obtainable Our Coffees aud Teas are selected with great care, and our cracker list is confined to the best the mar' affords. v hire As for flour, we carry the leading brands A 5 a' of your patronage solicited. ?,. W. J. Gibson & Son Stable Fancy Groceries Flour 48x26 towels35c 500 Bath Towels, size 48 b 36 inches, extra full siw aJ extra heavy made; plain fringe ends. Rom " Sa'e " 35c Every towel a baryain.Tbt largest shipment ever shimied to Eugene.- m 1 5 in. toweling 9c , 4000 yards Cotton Towel ing J5, inches wide, well wo. ven and would sell for twice the price. Limited amount; sale, the yard 9c One lot of 18 inch linen Toweling, a. fine bargain. Rummage Sale, the yardlSc 60 in. Linen 45c One lot 60 inch half bleach ed Table Linen. Pure linen and even on seconds. Rum age sale, the yard 45c ' One lot 58 inch table lin en, white. Rummage Sale, the yard 35c tl'tt SHOWING OF GltOCKIUKS IfMwWWWMtoHi Is a demonstration of our ability . l,l,Tl, ..r.Ar. nno .t low-grade prices. Come and see it before making up your grocery order. You'll find so man' good things to eat here nt such moderate prices thit buying here means better lb Ing at less expense than yoo thought possible, THE SQUARE DEAL GROCER Phor e Main 25. HOSPITAL For the care and treatment of Medical and Surgical Cases Modern operating room and equipment. - Appliances forX ray work. Sputum and blood examinations. Full corps of trained nurses. Rates on application. 97 WEST ttCHTH alaHaaaHaHaaaPBaHHaaaaMi Register X