Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, March 27, 1908, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextI? TfiK KUGKKE BAXLY GUARD, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, IMS Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect it. J'revalcncr of Kidney Uifevuae. ' Most people do not rcaliie the alarm ing increase and remarkalilc prevalence While kidiiL-ydiv orciers are tne 'most common diseases tliat pre vail, they are almost tlie last recognized by patient and phy sicians, uio con tent themtelve$ with doctoring the eflrett, while the ang inal diteate undermines the tystein. What To Io. There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the frreat kidney remedy, fulfills every wish in curing rheumatism, pain in the back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part of tlie urinary passage. It corrects inability to hold water and scalding pain in passing it, or bad effects following use of liuor, wine or ler, and overcomes that unpleasant ne cessity of being compelled to go often during the day, and to get up many times during the night. The mild anil the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most dis tressing cases. If you need a medicine you should have the lest. Sold by drug gists in fifty-cent and one-dollar sizes. You mav have tt sample bottle and a book that tells ail about it, both sent free stffiBWm!?. by mail. Aililresl)r.g&5i Kilmer & Co., llinn- Uainton, N. Y. When Bono(8wni-ttoot writing mention this paper and don't make any mistake, but remember the name, Dr. Kilmer's Swnmp-Root, and the address, Hiugliuuilou, N. Y. The Hens that Lay, Are Hens that Pay "Tim Wlul Tiling In 1111 Kgg HIii'M" 7' Senator Bingham and Jadge HarrU s . j ' m t I i au 1 ii University ot uregan rvews j,,wrri,E,Mottv!81tellQS','l 1 1 Mlta Jessie Beebe came down from an alumnus of the University, la visit- j iaB, Mondav evening a reception lug hlH parents, Mr. and Mrs. bamuul : was tcnd,,r(,,i tho debaters and Bern lianusaKer, tins ween. W. Prescott, Intercollegiate orator. C. M. and G. D. Staekland and 'at the dormitory. Dancing and mouier, 01 Cova, bnlou county, who . Hpeechmakiwr were the chief enter are growers and shippers of fruit, talnmenta. Refreshments were serv itude Kone u ..teuiuru to attend a ed. horticulturists' meeting. They Btop-j A preliminary meet for the Coluni pcii on ui l,..uho to UKe in tue cuy, bia tryout will be held tomorrow on and especially the University this the track. The regular tryout will i week. luey believe the appropria-' be pulled off a week later, the Indoor j tlou for the University will be endure-j meet the week following that. j ed by nine-tenths of the farmers, and , E. L. FlBher, the well-known latin-1 say it is only the illiterate and igiio-j dryman of this city, circulated a peti-i runt class throughout the state thatitlon at the University this week for. want to give It u ulack eye. the nomination of K. Robertson, tne Professor F. O. Young went to master mechanic of Rosehurg, who Portland last Saturday, rils assem- B working for the railroad commls bly address of a week ago was pun-'on. lished In the Oregonlan, using three Professor Carson addressed a num columns of space. uer of students in the geology muse- itS? r-TT '9- " reC6Dt rsUs a v.; clend-of THE MUSICAL FESTIVAL NEXT MONTH I Jjy i' S. O. W1IITH UXIIIOHNH. it the Thorough llred H. O. While Unburns for layer. They m e the best i. JOO' KdliH A YKAIt i'i:it ii i:.v I Kksh for hutching from a pure bred strain, ono that has a record of 200 and 227 ckkh a year, per lien. Wo aJmlt having tho heaviest laying strain In tho Northwest. Send u two cent at:yni- for catalogue of valuable Information. "CAH.V OltANUA 1'Ol'I.TltY CO., Hosobiirtf, Oregon. Hox 493. 3. M. Howe Is still stilling best tail ored Bulls on the const from Conti nental Tailoring Comuany, of Chica go, at 542 Willamette street. tt Thi University baseball team will play til high school t-imorroiv nf teros, ssless rain Interferes with the n ewest plans. ', The high school beat tW; second team last Saturday If) to 1, anl the game between the 'vuwily and scholastic nine should be fast. Oregon has a now "find" to take the place of Heck In thij box. His name 1b llenkle, of Portland. He Ing a left-hander with speed and curves, Fred DeN'effc, who Is hanrl-' ling that end of the department for the boyn, Is likely to make a wonder j out of him. Hurd, llcnkle and Clif ford seem the most likely candidates for slabsters. Hcuddlng's AililresM. j Bishop Scaddlng'B address Wed-' nesday on "The Cathedrals of France" was heard iy a tnousanu people, and though the bishop talked for nearly two hours many were bo Interested that they thought only half the time had elapsed. The ad dress was Illustrated. Bishop Scaddlng will probably be heard again, for the Seniors have chosen him to deliver tho baccalau reate sermon. Y. M. ('. A. Officers. The Y. M. C. A. held Its annua! biiHlness meeting In Dendy hall laat Friday night and elected officers as follows: President, Ethan Collier, 'OH, vlco president; Harold 'J Rounds, '10; treasurer, Earl Kllpat rlck, 'OH; recording secretary, Carlos Marsters, 'II. 1 Professors DeCott anil Dunn, tor tho faculty, and Harold .1. Hounds. '10, and Harold A. Dalzell, '10, were nominated fur positions on the advis ory board. f'lin for PIivmIchI (Jrowth. J. O. Watts, the Jeweler, has of fered a cup . to the member of the freshman class who, with no previous reputation in athletics, showB the best development during the present track season. A track meet will be held about the middle of the season to determine the candidate. Several men are In close competition. Victory ami Defeat. The Oregon baseball team defeated the Woodbtirn nine ilast Suturdny by tho aeore of 5 to 2. The Woodbtirn team are professionals. Tho high school bent tho scond team here the same day by the score of 10 to 1. " , Johnson Chosen. The faculty met thlB week and by unanimous vote decided that Wistar W. Johnson, who graduated from the University In 11)07, was their choice for the Rhodes scholarship this year, which means there were no applicants for the examination this year from other colleges. Johnson was the choice last year, but was nnlvoted by the Oregon cullege council and the place given to E.M. Wlnans. of Wil lamette University. This does not bar Mr. I. vans an Mr. Humble, both of the University of.Oreg:iu, fin-the future. Johnson Is the youngest son or tho ln(e .1. W. Johnson, first pres ident of tho University, and ho Is n very popular miiu In correspon dence with a friend In Eugene he signified his willingness to take the scholarship. Ho spent the IiihI six months at the Boston School of Tech nology, taking a course In mining en gineering. I Will ami Personal, S. C, Hurt mm, superintendent of forest reserves, arrived lust, night and as well as attending to business, visited his son, Forest, ,who Is a col lege student. , - Rev. J, J. llandsnker,, of Arletn, visitor to "Ted" Htgglns, of Astoria, visited at the Kappa Sigma house lust wees. ' 'Calvin Sweek, president of the fresnman clasB, has recovered from his illness. Scholarships to young ladies at the University have been offered for 1908-0'J by the Oregon branch of the Association of College Alumni and the Portland Federation of Womeil'B Clubs. AuguHLo Hidalgo, ex-'lO, and a sophomore at the University of Wis consin, in the department ol chemical engineering, and Raphael H. Agull ar, a freshman In the same Institu tion, who prepared lust yeur In the Eugone high school, are well satis fied with tlie big college in the Mid dle West. Both are full blooded Fil ipinos, Hidalgo being a Togulo uirtl Aqullur a l'onipugno. Hidalgo Is president of a Flllpluo club consist ing of a score of students fro.u the Philippines ut Madison. The University office has Just Is sued a bulletin containing a short historical sketch of the Institution, the name of all the regents with their term of Bervlce, a similar chart of the officers of administration and In struction, and the names, residences and occupations of all the alumni of tho college. . Helena Hughes, '10, enjoyed a visit from her parents Sunday. The members of the nrst football squad for 1907 have received from Manager Koatley their sweaters with the hard-earned letter. i!ie seniors have secured their class pins. The design Is a block "O" with the numerals '"08" running di agonally across It. The design Is In class colors. Morgan Watson is at tho const this week. He Is assistant manager of the baseball team. Byron lloodall visited his brother (leorge In Portland tills week. Ills brother Is a former well-known stu dent, and had n slight operation on one of his legs In Portland. Max Snow was In P.irllaiid Satur day nnd Sunday unending to busl nesi for the "H aver," the Junior publication. Dudley Clark nnd Curtis Coleman visited In Siileni lust. Siindav. Mrs. W. T. Slater visited John C. Mrs. V. T. Slater visited her son Harvey last Sunday. John C. Veatch went to Portland thin week. Miss Jessie Prosser, who Is 111 with pneumonia, Is reported Improving. Mrs. J. F. Miller, ot Albany, visited her daughter the first of tho week. C. N. McArthur was down from Portland Sunday. Last Friday the Oregon negative team do'oatod tho affirmative In n trial debate before Fred UcNeffe 80CIA1TJ8T8 CAf.Ti COUNTY CONVENTION' The Socialists of bane county are Jiereby called to meet in mass con vention at Frank's hall, Eugene, Or., on Friday, April 3, at 10 o'clock, for the purpose of nominating, a full ticket for the coming June election and auch other business aB may come before said convention. All Socialists are urgently requested to be present. H. M. MANVlfjLE, Chairman Co. Central Com. E. C. COLE, Sec. Co. Central Com. a3 Ito I'so to Di "I have found out that there Is no use to die of lung trouble as long as you can get Dn King's New Discov ery," says Mrs. J. P. White, of Rush- boro. Pa. "I would not be alive to day only for that wonderful medi cine. It loosens up a cough quicker than anything else, and cures lung disease even after the case is pro nounced hopeless." This most relia ble remedy for coughs and colds, la grippe, asthma, bronchitis and hoarseness Is sold under guarantee at W. A. Kuykendall's drug store, 60c ana 1. Trial bottle tree. ANNOUNCEMENT S. M. Howe and J W. Buoy hav opened a real estate office In the building with J. A. Maurer's Jewelry store, number 542 Wil lamette street, where we would be pleased to have all oid friends who have property to Bell, bcth farm and city, call and list same with us and we will do our best to sell same. HOWE & BUOY, tt 62 Willamette Street tv,u '''..nrf miule.il festival to be given at Villard hall oh April 14 and 15 will be a fitting clmax to the num ber of high class musical attractions brought to Eugene this season. This magnificent offering will consist ot the famous Chicago Symphony Or chestra of 64 musicians under the ,titinn of Adoluh Rosenbecker, to gether with four vocal soloists nd as many more instrumental soloists m the orchestra, all of which, combined with the Eugene Oratorio Society s splendid chorus of 175 voices, will be by far the most pretentions mu sical affair ever undertaken in the Northwest by any city of the size of C.wrana TllOHrlflV PVfin nil. AUI11 It. on nmhestral orelude and Gaul's i wonderfully Impressive oratorio, "The Holy City," will be given by; the combined chorus, orcnesira aim, soloists, and will be peculiarly an- proprlate to the religious slgnifi-j cance that attaches to the last week of Lent. Wednesday afternoon, the nnm to rna that will UrOVft eS- (IlVniOlU ID , - neclallv attractive to all lovers of; orchestral muBlc a grand . sym-! phony concert given Dy tne orcnesi.ru onrf iio unioists On Wednesday1 evening, April 15, the climax of the festival will be reached when the combined chorus, orchestra and so loists after an orchestral prelude will render the thrilling musical set ting, conceived by Dudley Buck, of scenes from Longfellow's "Golden Legend," that depits with great dramatic fervor the struggle between the powers of good and those1 of evil for the mastery of a human soul. The magnificent chorus at the con clusion, celebrating the triumph of holiness over its enemies, is a mi steal composition of tremendous power. Season tickets are now sell ing at Burden & Graham's store, on Willamette street. The box office for the festival will be located there and will be In charge of Mr. Darrel Brlstow. Seats may be reserved by season ticket holders from April 1st to April 6th. On April 6th the sale will be thrown open to the public. Season tickets for the three concerts, J3. Single tickets to single con cert, $1.50. PARASITES THAT SAPUFf EXPELLED BY 'NEW ' in ; NOTICE TO CONTIt.UTOHS The undorslgned desires bids on the construction of a six-flat apart ment house. Plans ami specifica tions can be seen at my office, third floor, Hall block. ' m'it C. S. FR ICELAND. A NEW IIKAI, ESTATE FIRM Those having farms, timber lands or relinquishments, city properties, business houses oi- merchandise for sale should see Wilson & Nichols, over Linn's Drug Store, as they are In touch with Investors in nearly ev ery stute In the Union. WOOD SAWIVO John M. K Dixod, successor to W E. Boddy. All wood sawed to gauge. For prompt service phone Black 3312. Residence, 267 High street, tt Gasoline woodsaw ::t:::::?::::::::::::::::t:::::t:j::nJ::::::::::j iiji " Hi, The Interest created in leading clt-j les during the past year by young Mr. j Cooper with Ihs new preparation, is largely accounted for by a peculiar! quality possessed by this medicine,, which' he calls his New Discovery. ii- rvmner believes that Internal parasites, or tapeworms, are respon-! Bible for mucn in wsim. an undoubted fact that his medicine has expelled Immense numbers of these creatures in various cities vis ited by him. The young man uisu believes that Btomach trouble Is the main cause of ill health. .He claims ; that few can have poor health with a good digestion. He lurtner claims; that his New uiscovery uieuicuie uwj nothing but tone up the stomach, yeti It not only expels tne parasites, uui; relieves many other ailments not as a rule associated with stomach; tnl,ln ' Little Jessie Blrdsall, daughter of j Mrs. Ida Blrdsall, living at 2138 Car-j wn Airanoo Phlnirn. fa nmoncr manv relieved of a large parasite by Mr. Cooper's preparation during nis stay; .. .. -.-- T I tUn w... I in mat cuy. in sijcuiwub ui tne mat ter to Mr. Cooper, the mother said: "My child, Jessie, who is fourteen years old, has been suffering with) this trouble for seven years. Until: this morning we did not know what I the trouble was. gh, . ' nervous; the lea3t :," Wr. upset her; her ton ' e and at timc, 3 appetite, then ajin 1'" I rJ nin'eiue, ttic-n aeain "8lrJ the sight of , niirht. h,f i..., nL-"l WMen she am ".' Best Healer In the World. Rev. F. Starblrd, of East Raymond, Maine, says; "1 have used Bucklen's Arnica Salve for several years, on my old army wound, and other obsti nate sores, and find It the best healer in the world. I use It too with great success In my veterinary business." Price 25 cents nt W. A. Kuykendall's irug store. ' . . FOR SALE BY OWNER Good building lot on East Twelfth street, near car line, 95x1 60 feet. Al so eight-room cottage and two lots on North Mill street. Inquire of J. J. WALTON. Law Office, 513 Willamette St. a20 Warner tunes pianos. Leave or dors at Morris' Music Store. tf CASTOR For Infants uirl CJiudren, The Kind Yon "ava A!b?s Bought SI Bears the , " Signature of C "T" not up of '?. tried everything t0 'an. j met with no W.k on the point of givin. fc thing else. ."."""IlitL. of Cooper's New Disco,"1 days ago w3 purchased tlLS Jessie has been usin. 1 1 and this morning lhii her system. I flon't has always felt bad I 2 "Z would give her seemed ' Now that she is reSSw , worm i r , mn a, better each day, and.enl,. " health. Mr. Coope?, is worth a thousand time. .I3 you charge for It lim number of np,,i . 1 way as Jessie as been, a rli We would advise anyone,).,, Muumeu ror some iwYl general poor health to try 2 A medicine. w r .. ;. ""N liy. H.lr. n.i ESi' j BRODERS BROS. NEW MARKET We are now located in our ne-v building Tj across the street and wewill bt pleased, to.set'you. ..SPECIAL.. 51b Can Choice Lard for Bmils, and Stews Strictly- Cost, Price West, 8th Street. BRODERS BROS. MAKStT MERCHANTS BANK EUGENE,. OREGON EGEtoes, a- General Banking Business on f Conservative Lines S. S. SPENCER, Presto L. H. POTTER, Vict Pa F. N. McALISTER, i.Osi' Corfih and Willamette A FULL LINE OF... New Granitware just in Stoves, Ranges and Heater of,he Leadins! dna nucr& Makesnt) S. L. LONG HARDWARE STORE 50i, East Nint.h Strert SprinR'ond Summer Styles in Pictorial Review Patterns Racket Store Prices Greatly Reduced Now Agents for the Pictorial Review Subscribe Now A Goods Greatly Reduced Herein lire listed nilineroug nrtleles, use ful every day In the year, t'nlt In; tho prleea on them will aid you In Iiu.vIiib. liM'. , AM I V t.ll.Wl i kwahi: I Mltltl l.l.AS. i,.m;n V.UtlKTV. TAI.I'I l I'OWI'KU MKN S UOIIK NlllliTS til.ASS W.VI'KU KKTS tooth ni;i'siii:s " JAI'ANKStWAIti:, rn-lljr "idorlim I'll II K.l, Sll.lv .M t'OITON 'iu vwAiit: lil.ASS I II! IT SITS ITIIN A I lit I r SI IS t III M i ll. A I K SI rs 1 1 1 A I IT'S AMI St tKUS J vr.M .st: ti: SI-IS I'lK IM.AIK. SI TS I .MM V SIATIOMUY TAiti.io oii.i i.tii n HAIIt IMNS Al IM'llSi:S I.IPIIS' II A MIK I'KI lilt IS iiosi: sittoui i ns am nosi: MKN S WIHIK SOt KS IIAI K AMI SII1K t'tlSlllS lTMslllVtl lilt All HHOK Htl.lSII AMI SIIOi:S IM.HIIMIS IUIIV ItlUHONS t liIMM ITHTII I1S AMiSKiAll I UVS This Ik imnliil ll! of til" ! ttiltn: will olter at our mlK. If u lh to inoill by our n dm ed l" i 'H, come !o the M-ne mid e "HI s 1) ft ji'ii tlirmi'.ti. THE EUGENE RACKET STOKE We are compelled to close out most of our goods on account of tne danger ot damage to them while putting in the new wall for the Odd e! 7s . Buil(H sooLn t be commenced. Rather than pack up and qui business during this work we have decided to sell at cost and below cost in many cases, m order to reduce. Sale began Monday, and goods are moving fast, and you will be too late if you put it off until the fiS or next week. c Jlltlt Cost no Object Goods must move We qUote prices on a few articles that, are netful (0 every home I r9 reductions would ba larsrer if our rrnfir c words we grve you the profit and in same cses more than the profit.. HV bar Williams' ShnvttiK Soap e.e Seruh ItntsheH t'7e Si ruli llruslies 3ilr llni'Mo Hrunhes Dish Mop '.' hilr Sink Hrush. only I.n I'tiopiMim Knivtn ., , (He l:e o.v o;lc (, UK' 2 Ho ltlm-kllit; llnili.-s. ,.ath l.'e Kits U. in its. a.'.e ShnviiiK Strops f,,p ....... fiOe Sliuvinc S:r,ps f,;r lite' Sh.iinfi Strops redu'e'od 'to! Pie Cake Turners ut ItK' Si't'uh llrusucs tor . . . I2r . . V2c . . III.- . . (Sr . . O.H- End the week right by making your purchases at the Eugene Racket More. The sale will last until stock is sufficiently reduced to care tor with convenient Eugene RJ cket Store. w-J-iaSProp- Framed Pictures We 'have hanging on the wall that nj.. ...., ,.oii', in i-ii..i' lit'forc the masons hegln work. Thcsf l'h' nil framed In neat gilt mouliHus. this sale thoy vill ho closed out a each i soon (if va- ri-.i are inirini! Ie I'Jc Lace Curtains Amotift other things to' ho dispc a low price rnte Is our splendid !' t urtuliis. They are cheaper tna.i dows. In fact, you cannot afford ! out thftn nt the pricos they will ln this sale. Indian Baskets Only n few of these Bnskois Thoy are nssorted sizes. Iliirlnt: 'I'1' will be disposed ot reBurdless of ''" Postal Cards We hap them In almost vr ' from the comics to the beau: your friends from a dit-taim' '' enc tiy semiing them iH'stal I'oniics i- ' " Hundreds of other ar:li'!' ' ' d ef ' ,i Uw l.are 'i" , ii with- ; lor .i o r- aiauW !e 111-'? i,k'-l l H ft 3 lo t nutit' rous to au 'ition. r- d j . . 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