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Soother disease causes suca wnje-sprcut suiTcr.ii; as K'.ic'.iiu.insin
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Mat" . .....c'.-mrenched in the blood, that its vi,fiMo ' '
Luvrftu p iin. Rheumatism is due to an excess of uric acui "in th
Ibroui'it on bv stomach troubles, weak kidnevs. indigestion, and a
ih ci.litim of the system. Tiie natural refuse of the bodv, in-u.i i
- Bsia off turouffh the ordinary channels of waste, is left to'sour ami
Sent in tlie s'stcIU bccaus of these irre.sulatities, farming uric acid
'.i.isalwnrlR.'d 't" tIle bIotJ. nnd Rheumatism Rets a foothold. As the
f. i .ni;.les i.oou-ii irwuy il ueuus'is uie acrid. lrnt.ltlTiir o-K.
tuceswith which it is saturated, into the different muscles, nerves, fissura
Ll bones. Sharp, bitniff pains coniuience, the flesh becomes feverish
Clleo and tender, the muscles and joints throb and jerk, and the bod v
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.iters!') ran. i iiuuiinui, cic, can never
vu.c mi- niM-.iM-; incv relieve me pain, per
haps, temporarily, but do not reach tl.e
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
by driving out the poison and acrid fluids
which are causing the pain, and strengthen
ing and enriching the blood, cures Kheuina
S. is the greatest of all blo-l purifiers, just what
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EUGENE HOSPITAL
Medical and Surgical
STAFF
W Kuykendall. M. D. '
T, 0. Pror, Ivl. D.
P.J. Battle, M.
8. F. Scaiele, M- D.
D. A Paine. M- D.
Geo.O'P,D.di,ir,M D.
LE.M.-Dou.il,M. D.
For the care and treatment of
Medical and Surgical Cases
IVicdern operating room and equipment.
Appliances forX ray work.
Sputum and blood examinations
Full corps oCtr.iined nurses.
Rates on application.
..Training School for Nurses
Regular course of lectures by the faculty and practical
training in the hospital. The medical and surgical staff
of the hospital constitutes the faculty. For rates or infor
mation address W. KUYKENDALL, M.D., Supt.
-V a remit
tiJii,;iii-iljin.'rri' ;iurt
i!ii-"l as a rnnimittiv in r
l. r a l.an.' coi-niy ex.iiHii :ii the
Ut.r ai Saifin next St'pU'mbtr.
i - 1 :n :.k r : T , lias amioiiml K. .M
' n ! u.-t up I he fx!ii!)it a ii il arnui'-v
i; in t.K' pavilum. an.l lu has ali-fadv
b.na 16 inicrest t)u farnirrs in the.
n;;it;.-r. It will he ivnu'inbervil thalj
last t ;tr l.aiu iiumi y .;n sei-onil j
prize aikl a hanl try will he ina.lo
l !iis far T,;r firsi. Many uupreju-!
iliit-d iiui.sider.s were of I he opinion
that last year's Lane ruunty displat
shmihl have be-mi jiiv
e illic professor t'loin smu wh
Washington jiave it to Itenton with
nut liiviu Lauti's UKiro than a curso
ry uianer.
Washiturm, 1. A
It :urue and hi- " .-
rm" n jtike, u;
in th'e man an 1 ni
ls he talking just to lu.t:- :
etinviTsaiion. or is he u::. 1
second siyht?
. . . I he merely a self-ad v.-:f :-
'"lis he the apostle of a p(i;:t:..i'
TO ' 'u'1 lliat ln'' KepuMican pa: t
.nave to accept he l ore ine i i, .is ui
lK l-'Oll roi N-i Jifno?
These are questions that l:;i;f ilic
politicians In the capital are .ikini;
of the oilier iii) per cent. What is
t he aiisvr? Tor the most pari
those who talk ahont the senator
from Oremm are prune to lauuii .nund
naturedly at his insistaiue that
lioosevelt is lumn.l to he nominated
aain In spite of himself and ;m re
mark t'hat. '"it U Just antnhtr linhhy"
that the senator is ridiuu. If "he
wt re not worth two or thi ef million
dnl las, I in 11 rue would prul'.ibly tie
AllT OF lOI X-1
i.w wii.i, r.r. i
essiun of
the county
'.'.riu'in.
t called a "crank."
j lespite the magnificent
i i'i;:ars that lie forces up.m
! ers in reckless profusion, tlr
i gossips about town - are in
I make for shelter whenever
I the Oret;(iiian coming. T!i
thai of he once iuu hold
imported
his hear
political lined to
they see
ey kmw
of tlu'ir
eoat lapels he will talk them deaf.
jduuih and blind and paralyzed on
I Roosevelt . I low anyone on eart h
first, hut ai nsiuei mi piiaMiMii.i i ii'iti'-
(n I'uinii.ui iiiiiouKue ni ner ii.an me
pre.-1 leni nimseu, liourne cannot
( undt rstand.
In the 1;ul of all the
Mr. Warren thinks
n in l; early this jnir
'o ii p an exhibit
torn bed ." any oilit
ii st of the pro'' acts
tlie Lano county fair
th;it by bein-,u-
will tie able
that cannot be
county. The
on display at
which will be
that
held here the week before the state
fair is held, will be taken to the latter.
"The
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A Separator of Cream and
The Cream of Separators.
Closest Skimming, Lightest
Running, Most Durable
Took only medal at Jamestown Exposition
J. W. Quackenbush Sons
1)1 Kit.
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At Seattle. Wash.. April IS, 190S,
.Miss Lottie Mcnouall, daughter of
1.. E. Mi DoiiKall, of KiiKiMie. of tu
berculosis. Slie had been ill a long
time, and had been in n sanitarium
nt Seattle for the past few months.
She was ased i'S years and was a
beautiful girl. She visited; in Ku-Sene-
last summer and ha a number
of friends here who pained to
hear of lfer death. Her father is
quite ill at the Kii&miv General lio-pital.
in hers of congress
l;i u v wi ilei's have liet'll
el Hmii ne and his hard i
!y, t!ierl:'s' no denjing llie
within the last few month
won a ureal many follow
odd 1 ;ilii!v of the case, .'lis
llie w'lole counlry si-ems
laken i urns or spasms n
llillsenient
:i'.td news-
't i iim out
.l.len lioh-fin-t
illal
he has
s. A n
is that
have
follow
ing his lend, l'erhaps every ihr
four weeks, the nnners in vm-ions
pans of ihe I'liited Slates will be
filled with articles forecasting Itoose
velt's reuomiiKition mid ns'leetlon.
Within a few dnys ihe Koosevelt
spasm appears to fade away and the
followers of Taft are lending. ,
THE BEE MIVE GR0C RY
Has a new and up-to-date stock of Groceries, selected
from tlie best brands obtainable
Our Coffees and Teas are selected with great care,
and our cracker list is confined to the best the market
affords.
As for flour, we carry the leading brands. A share
f your patronage solicited.
feS7x. W. J. Gibson & Son
Staple fancy Groceries, Flour Feed
97 WEST EIGHTH
MRS, LUCKEY'S ESTATE
. VALUED AT $20,000
Jos. S. I.uckey was yesterday af
ternoon appointed administrator of
the estate of his wife, MrB. Lizzie
Lackey, w-ho died at her home ln
this city March 23. Mr. Lackey is
the only heir at law. She left no will
as far as can be ascertained. , The
value of the property owned by her
is estimated at 20,u00. and consists
largely of Eugene real estate and
Lane eountv timber land. Ell Bangs,
Luke L. Goodrich and W. H. Hoff
man were appointed appraisers of
the estate.
EUROPEAN PLAN ABSOLUTELY FIRE-PROOF
Los Angeles' Safest Hotel
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Ann
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EO BEAN BUYS INTEREST
IN EUGENE GUN STORE
Ed A. nean, paying teller at the
i First National Hank, has bought Har
ney Faine's Interest In he Eugene
Gun company's sporting goods store,
and beginning about May 1 he will
associated In the business with
Hugh Kay. .Mr. 1'ulno will retire
I from active business, temporarily at
(least, and will take a much needed
i rest, his health not being the best
I at present. Mr. llean Is a thorough
; business man, and will make a good
partner for Mr. Kay, who has deinon
1 stratej his ability to conduct a first-
class store of that kind.
He Got What He Xr-edeil.
"Nine years ago it looked as If my
time had come." says C. Farthing,
of Mill Creek, Ind. Tor. "I was so
run down that life hung on a very
slender thread. It was then that my
druggist recommended Electric Hit
ters. I bought a bottle and I got
what I needed strength. I had one
foot In the grave, but Electric Hit
ters put It back on the turf again, and
I I've bei-n wen ever since. nom un
j ,er guarante- at W. A. Kuykeiidall's
i drug store. 50c.
si:i
lOl S l'IHE
WCl'llS AT ASTOKIA
The box factory and the sash and
door factory of the Seaside Lumber
company were destroyed by fire tills
afternoon and the rnlll seriously dam
aged lint to what extent cannot be
told at this hour. For a time all of
the mill buildings were on fire uuJ
seemed doomed and at the height of
tho fire the entire city of Seaside
was threatened hut nt last accounts
the fire was under control and no
further ditiiser is feared, although
strong wind Ir Mowing toward the
city. Ilefore tho fire had reached
Its height Mayor llennesen of Seaside
telephoned Mayor Wise for assist
ance nnd ho Immediately directed
Chief Foster to send down as much
hose as ho could spare. Astoria
Budget.
A teg ftm
A tug from
10-ccn- piece wju c3unt FULL value
5-cem piece will count HALF vuluo
with valuable tags
Save your lags from
HORSE SHOE GRANGER TWIST
MASTER WORKMAN
STANDARD NAVY J.T.
Old Statesman
Old Peach
Tlnsley's 18-oz.
Katwil toil
Spear Head
Sailor's Prida
Eglantine
Jolly Tar
Bridle Bit
Old Honesty
Black Bear
W. N. Tlnsloy'a
Hilural tut
Big Four
Tenpenny
Pick
Ivy
Tags from the above brands are good for the following and many other
useful presents as shown by catalog :
Gold CufT Buttons 50 Tags
Fountain Pen 100 Tags
English Steel Razor 50 Tags
Gentleman's Watch 200 Tags
French Briar Pipe 50 Taps
Leather Pocketbook 80 Tugs
Steel Curving Set 2110 To(;3
Best Steel Slicurn 75 Tda
Lady's Pocketbook 50 Tags
Pocket Knife 40 Tugs
Playing Cards 30 Tags
60-yd. Fishing Keel 60 Tags
Many merchants have supplied themselves with presents with which
to redeem tags. If you cannot have your tags redeemed at home, write
us for catalog.
PREMIUM DEPARTMENT
'THE AMERICAN TOBACCO CO., St Louis, Mo.'
I Sid." AT T.-7I-. runt HIHIKii::
Tiring your work to Smltherman't
wagon and carriage shop. Mr. Wil
klnson. llie well-known blacksmith,
, :s with him. n;so a first -ola" painter
;tnd upholsterer from the East. All
work guaranteed. New rigs made lo
i ..r.ier. a' 6
Plenty of Trouble.
U railed by s'agna'.lon or the live
and bowels. To g-t rl 1 .f It and
heartache and bi:io!o.ne nd Hie
:,.ilon that brings laund.'e. take pr
Klnir's New Life
nurifiers l do the
grinding or griping. 2.'
j Kuvkerelaii'B drug s'ore
Ills. the( rellub'"1 j State.
HOTEL AltltlVALS.
The SmeMle.
P. E. Ramsey, Portland.
A. S. Francis, St. Louis.
B. Kambes, New York.
J. H. Lyman, New York.
E, N. Hutchinson, Portland.
A, Graham,- Cottage Grove.
F. It. Kebbes, Portland.
James J. Murphy, Portland. ,
J. H. King, Portlnnd.
John J. Roberts, Salem.
W. E. Elliott, Chicago.
H. A. C.randy, Chicago.
J. C. Young, Portland.
P. II. Button, Marcola.
E. It. Cowles, San Francisco.
II, E. Trelevnn, Milwaukee
IJ. W, Heverton, San Francisco.
11. F. Carey, ; Port land.
Billy Zelgler, Portland.
J. II. Alexander, Portland.
IF WOMKX ONLY KNEW.
What n Henp of HapplneN It Would
HrlllK to Eugene Home.
Hard to do housework with an ach
ing back.
Brings you hours of misery at
leisure or at work. N
If women only knew the cause
that
Backache pains como from sick
kidneys,
'Twould save much endless woe,
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kid
neys. Eugene people endorse this:
Mrs. 8. Y. Abbott, of 4S4 Pearl St.,
Eugene, Ore., says: "Last winter I
was taken down with a bad spell of
sickness and kidney complaint. There
was hardly ever a time when I could
not attend lo my housework, but
this lime I was completely laid up.
My back was so wenk I could jrarre
ly move without, pain. I started d'ic.
lorlng and took F'-veral pre-ierlptlons
but wllhout much benefit as far as
I could s;e. Iioan's Kidney i'ills were j
recommended to ine and I got n box
I continued taking the remedy una
the pains ami
kidneys seemed
til I was entirely well again. I can
now do my work without the hast
annoyance."
For rain by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Koster-Milburn Co., Buffalo.
N. V.. sole agents for the I nlnil
Xodce of Sale on FacciiI ion
police is hereby given that by vir
tue of an execution Issued out of thu
Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon for the County of Lane on the
4th day of April, l'.ms, ou a judg
ment rendered In said court on the
2d day of March, 1S, in favor of
E. E. Mink, plaintiff, nmli against
Naunlu K. Belshaw, defendant, for
tho sum of two hundred forty-two!
and nnd 20-100 dollars, whloli Judg-1
meat was enrolled and docknliyl In,
the oflfce of the clerk of said court
Ion tho 7th day of March, l'JOS, by
which writ 1 wub commanded that out
of the personal property belonging to
said defendant ur If sufficient could,
not ho found then out of tho reali
property belonging to snld defend
ant, on or after the said 4th day of
April, 1110S, to satisfy said Judgment,
cosls and accruing costs. Being un
able to find pprsonal property .with
which to satisfy said Judgment, costs
nnd accruing coats, I did on tho 4th
day of April, 190X, levy upon the fol
lowing real property lieloiiKlnH to
said defendantt on the said 4th day
of April, 11108, or subsequently, to
wlt: Lot No. 4 In Block No. (1 of the
original town of Euifane City,
now Eugene, as plattod and
recorded, nil In Lane county, Oregon.
Now, therefore, In the name of the
Stato of Oregon, nnd In order to satis
fy said Judgment, costs and accruing
cosls, I will on Monday, the 25th day
of May, 1U08, between tlie hours of
9 o'clock a. m. nnd 4 o'colrk p .m.,
to-wlt: at t o'clock p. ni. on said
day, at the southweKtdoor of the
county courthouse In Eugene, Lane
county, Oregon, offer for sale for
Bclshaw's right, title and Interest In
cash subject to redemption, all of the
above-named defendlant'B Nannie K.
Bclshaw's right, title and Interest in
and to tho above-described real prop
erty. Dated this 15th dav of April, I90S.
FKEI) FISK,
Sheriff Lane County, Oregon.
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Automobile Livery
Automobiles for Hire
Day or Night
Day Phone.Black 151 1 M;ght Phone BU(:k J57j
EUGENE AUTOMOBILE LIVERY CO
E. D.
dLTUM, Manager
NOTItiO OK Nrnnol, INDEMNITY
SELECTION.
I'nlled States Land Office,
Roseburg, Or., March 10, '08
Notice Is hereby gives that the
Stato of Oregon, on September 6,
1U07, applied for the B.W.Vi H.W. V,
of See. 10, Tp. IS H., It. 6 W. of W
M., and filed In this office a list of
school indemnity selections In which
It selected snld land; and thnt said
list Is open to tho public -for Inspec
tion. Any and all persons claim
ing adversely the above .described
land or any legal subdivision there
of, or claiming the same under the
mining laws, or desiring to show
-aid land tri be more valuable for '
mineral thnn for agricultural pur
poses, or to obje! t lo !1ld selection j
fur any lawful reason, should file
tlielr dnltiis or their affidavits o(
proles! or eoIlN-Jt In Oils office ou ,
or before th- '"Hi day of May. lfliis.j
I hereby :j:na'p ih.. Eugene'
eaklie-a left no. My ' ''"fro, puimMO'i at l.nr-ne. iiregon.
to i-ain utrenuth mi-ins tin; ir wspaper In which the nbove i
work wllhout
at W. A
Keniernber the
and take no oiher.
name Iioan's
THF FDWARD
O I.ne Heart ot Ihe City
N"0 iNSIDE ROOMS FIRST CLASS CAF
A very desirable hotel for all visitors to the city.
J.. , First class in all respects
00 pc, day and
up.
VTnte for bookltt
TOUSLEY COMPANY, Preps.
We use all tne late', methods In,
"le.-Q-.g and dyeing at the Eugene,
liv iv'orka, corner Sixth and Willam.,
otte s'reet. Pbone Bed JSC1. '.f I
2SI, Eugene. Or j
an
W.y buy new clnti.es wnen iQ
mak your old on s look like in
it Eugene Tye Works, Billh and Wit
NE K TIE PA!V
The Fraternal Aid will give airck
tie party at Frank s ' .'ilb-iVcdtie.-.day.
April 22. at S p mW iV-rybody In
vited, ladles brlr.g banket for two
E. C. DeVyTtuTFo.. ChlcMg'1. il'i,
Oentlenien In 1197 I had a rtlseaxe
notiv
Is t" hi' iiubllshed.
BENJAMIN L. 1
: i i v .
Ileglster
Tl) ItEIHTOHH.
Itosnlle BallMcb,
de-
Vll H
Kstete of
ceased.
Notice Is hereby given that Frank
J. .limner, has been duly appointed
administrator of the estate of lios-1
alio Baus' h, deceased, bv the Hon.
f. U. Chi lian, rounly Jinlgn of said
Lane County. All persons having!
claims against the estate, are hereby!
notified to pr'-scnt the same to the i
administrator at the law office of j
Ilorrls Hklnworth In iQgene, Ore-
7iof the stomach and bowels. In the gon. within six months from the dale
lametle tret.
tf-
(5rntu
uprlng of 1H02 I bought a bottle of
Kodol and the benefit I received all
the gold In (leorgla could not buy.
My you lire long and prosper. Yours
.,, rv ,riv. r V r ' Hr.qUiJL
of the first publication of this notice,
with the necessary soucners.
FUANK J. SUMMER.
Adiiilnlslrator.
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