Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, May 02, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Texttaomsu milt ocard. hATrnoAT, mat , iom o vol A MKHAM'S jETAB compound E. ENGINE BLOWN-UP IN BUTTE WITH LOSS OF LIFE of the three, and the visitors ex pressed themselves In admiration of i:s crystal waters, which fell toward the river with great rapidltv. The bed is Jee.y shaded by ireci. which I'f 11:1- 10 k.,-;i t lit- water nil in anv sutiMi.c:-. tin,. ..stintat,. t.v an ensin !(! sent save ;h- number of eal- . Th 1 HiIm-v. H.irlii.K t'.aiitit -. ii 'IlLtHH' Mutte. May eineer Charl. blast when t! express was dr: f:iu.d und"r tilt '"Dayliuht found my sheriffs, railway rf.-.TthW ! and ranchers on hand Imt no 1 1' . the perpetrators or motive w.-i cured. Carl utile.! l.y '! eastt.o'M-.d nisht.w; s this lnor;:i:i4 tovee ;.f ,..;, i.iwn er d e If.iati llarro' 'n its lees iptv-cd the"! a on, -third - of rei li'n i ite purity ol P"i:i: to this as -.nini.-visited the lief that it ss t'ian.u enuitu ,-rs. a that sec- 'ie Wa'er e: i; as the T ! d p. Minp near ti be na bo, who carrlol a ; carpenters union card Issued "l Sheridan. Wyo.. died of his injuries today. Fireman F.lile is nr.iaress.in.: , satisfac'orily at the hospital. t The first tansilile clue was s -cur-. ,1 i when the detectives traced it,.. m,. '' mhpr medicine for Womnil's 'l"r used to a mine about a mile from 1.1 menivpil such the scene of the oxnlos'on v. It 1 1 Ull'l VI . . . - . .. lone, lie.ain T.YD1A PINKHAM ; 1 s)u d ly Imk'i',, ,1 Oj.lm.Ml el set, in lieate that v, "pen the liiuhi finite a nuinl.er the ; 1 1 .U as litis J.y.lia K uiuiualilleu en- I.vdia 1 ink-. 1 'Vi"Tt:il'U' C'dini'iiuiKl, luutle .native roots and '" i other medic ine has such a 1 "1 ,,f success i' r woman's tlis-1 Tor sin" lll,sts of Knituful : Js as litis I.viliti K. l'iukliuin's : jjtable Comiwiiiul. j 'a more than 30 wars it lins been rt'iidaid remedy for feminine i inflammation, I'lccration, and r,uent Spinal Weakness. 1 ias relieved more eases of Raek . and Ieal Weaknesses than eheroiie remedy. It dissolves jnels tumors in an early stage iTtlopmeiu. nv sucks ot Blunt nowd r had i stolen from this mine after in o'clock last ui.u'lu. It is believed now that the entire charne was used, as the enirinc, one of the lamest used in the mountains, was demolished. It is learned this afternoon that. Mine; was a resident of Council lllnffs. Iowa. Elllo. the fireman, took a turn for the wor-je and will probably die. Ilotlt he and Mins were burned internally by steam. The Northern Pacific will offer n reward of $5000. n the v.-k. but i; is not From iews of the 'd. it has been part 1 lotiLt time ai;o. al l't ople s enied to lew cattle ranged watershed, but that stayed in the vi. in- k and For The strciim miles l.mi;. 1 quality to I HI KCH SKKVtCKS. Congresiat ional church, V. It I'm. kertou. pastor. Mornint: se:0 at 11 a. m.. "Conditions of the S mi's lievelopmcn:." Kvenlni: serv , e at 7 :;!0 p. 111.. "'The Concminli ot Kv 1 a third lesson from Ita.taai." Sun day sclnd at I' 11. 111.: Y. 1. S 1 at tl:110 p. 111. S uue matters of s iai importance are to be pr, -e 01 the iiuHiiin:r, iiud all meuiheis ask"d to make soeelal effoit ; present. All others are con! invited. Christian church. J. S. Met'a'.:' pastor. -H;ble school at !':!.' a report from state convention. Pre iTRIANGUWR FIELD MEET 0 GREAT SUCCESS Th p.. d i'.n. h- 't. in w hteh :li a ltd the lte.1 ve.ter- ity 01 ttte Johnson 11 r s: creek head waters is said to be about tin but with water equal any in the countrv. Last till the stream was runnint; ilurini; the low stase 1 .eilil.iioo Sal b.l'.s per day by the Weir method. From figures obtained by meter, Ku Iten." has used 1 .OUil.Oilo sallous of water in a day throuith the present pninpin- system in the season of It riuati 11. Much of this undoubtedly Is waste which may be avoided. Or dinarily Includini: waste, ("Ity Kn Itineer Wagoner thinks that 300. imiii r 400,000 gallons a day are , used. A great deal of this lie classes las needless waste, the present Ku- nutte. Mont.. May 1. Kastbound Bl'lu' s.vsl,'nl beins notorious for its DurliiiKton train No. II. due in llutto ''xtravaKane? of water. Some of the at 11:30 o'clock toniKht. was dvna- memhers of the party thoiiKht twice niited about a mile west of the Nor- as lllm'b 's wasted In Kuiteue as ac Ihern Pacific station at 11:37 last Ulil"' K'"'s liirotmh the faucets. This, niKht. The explosion caused the ftrt . I,f course, is but opinion. The 011- inlarilies anil neriodie pains, or helper eiiKine to leave the rails. 1 Rineers of the party could give no ac. iiiessot tne Moinaen, jnoiKes- nitular fi-M me tland h:i:!i, llucene h A a: si: v fresh men par; 1 , 1 - day atternoou. .,s a mioi 'S tu cei way. do;.:;.., tl;e t hri a t en in wea;her. Man. liter lt.au is eoiilul.ot that the meet will he an annual attair in the future. As lnueii of tlnvton's track materia! cones from these two cities I'niversi'.y and hili seliool students Worship"; evenliiK s..t,j-t. ' After ' "tt"' Leshmen won the Death" ! illustrated.. A cordial in- "'" '' "s waf expected, by a vita.ion is given to attend all of the,e , w'":,r!; 'be high school s M'vi s 1 beys were ill the game from start to "'' "" .finish, and showed ili aiiicularlv St. Mary's F.piscopal church, cor-,v,.u in th(, sirinls and hurdles. F.U ner Sevenlh mid Olive streets. P. K. ( mKer, of Kugciie. ereated a surm ise Hammond, rector. Holy communion in tlll ,.! Proud lump, clearing at s and 11 a. 111.: Sunday school at ; the twentv-foot mark with ease. !:." a. m.: evening prayer and ser-; Freshman Tnvlor won t he most points moil at 7:30 p. 111. Strangers .indjr nv of tile contestants. Tavlor visitors cordiully welcomed. vvas ,, of tip. 'varsity halfbacks Contra! Presbyterian church, ilurlug the football season. At pres-s-MVlces in Frank's hall. 4" Fast nth cut he is catcher on the I'niverslty's street. 11. N. Mount, pastor.-- Sunday 1 crack baseball team. His work yes school at H:4a a. 111., C. A. liijl.ell. j tetalay showed him to be nil all superintendent ; C. K. at 11:30 p. 111.; 1 around man and one of Ihe most public worship and sermon at 11 a.m. I promising athletes now In college, and 7:30 p .111: Morning subject. The ease and grace with which lie tumoieii over the crosstiar ror tirst but it plowed along for .1 few hii.'nlrJlt figures of Ihe waste in dred feet without turning over. The ' twenty-two mile pipe line, but seem seeond engine crashed into the hank e(1 '"''""ed to think that it would not south of the track a few car lngths '"' " tbus making it appear that from where the explosion occurred i 1Utl'hil' rreek would amply supply t Trainmen Suirer Wcirst. Ihe Ptesent needs of the city. Every person ou the train has been l orrest t reek. in uie case 01 a iiirtner iieinaim the wtiters of the other creeks could 1 nl me run Into the ,ipe line. In low- motive. Carles Ming who was riil-;"i,lw 11 t"'ie ui;u turrcsi ing on the blind baggage, had to be!(,ro'k. "" 'he old Major Forrest now owned dv a. l,. i-iiznenry Bloating, Nervous rrosi ration, Sarhe, tieneml 1 )el'ility, quickly t to it : also tieiniiKed oralis, iii; rain, drasKing sensations in, kiulie. Under all eireunt- eesitactsm uuioiuiij ilu uio ; accnunled for excepting Engineer tit system. I Bussy. of the se-rond engine, who is that u-enrintr feelimr. supposed to he untied under is loco- an" lassitiulo, w don t care " niul . 1 el -1 n . . 0-re-ieii-ii.i.iic leeiniK, takp from the mas,B of tln,,,ers HUty,UTiiaoiiiiv,iieivuisness, (ler ,vhi(.h he was )u,.0(1. ifcss, failitness, sleeilessness, His arm and leg were broken. Fire- itin'j-,itielaneholyoi'the"lilues." man George Fltle. of the second ca- are indications of Feminine sine, was badly scalded. 3,-rs. which this medicine ovin ias well as slight derangement (Kidneys of either sex, 'tinon who are sick anil want to 11 should refuse to accept any jtme for I.vdia E. lHnklitun's iable Conijioimd. I i WE T(i STIX'XIIOLDEHS OP JI"nt Nebo. The source springs are itt'EUA'.V TEI.lCl'HONU CO. ! Protected by a heavy growth of tlm- SDer. utit it seems that through the z j middle of the watershed of the creek ,,,... , ,, there Is a comparative open country. . stockholders of said company n. ih .k ,!, .1, ... Is timbered, though logging; opera tions are now being conducted there. The character of the bottom of the I'i, , """'"f" UI mereasing s,iKhtly mn(iy, t,t It was said, that pi al stock of said company. further up it became verv rockv. An Stockholders are requested to otner reKl(iont Si,id that in summer t I this creek is warm, and becomes ? J. II. PERKIN3, Pres. 1 slightly tainted from vegetation. SDERSON, Sec. m8 j Ititcliie Creek. I t j Ritchie creek was next visited, the I ' members of the council ascending 'SIMMONS' PHOTO TEXT. ! its bed for over a half a mile. This Street, between 9 and 10. 1 strea mseemed to be far the largest cquncilmen inspect ' creeks up Mckenzie f Continued from Pag3 One.) the annual meeting to call a W meeting May 9, 190S, at 1 i p. m., at Centra! schoolhouse, uistnct o. 44, Lane county, '"iiiittuii)nmitt)itiiiiiiiiHiiin)nniK' 1 TTic Lcadine Piano and Orran Store in Lane County. Large shipments just arrived. A score of the best known and standard makes. Lowest prices, easiest terms. NOW is the time to buy. See us at once. Tcleplonc Main 41. COMMERCIAL CLUB BLOCK, OPPOSITE THE f M. E. CHURCH H4 '"mi j i minium 111 oim-ittTTf and known as IVorhnrn, would give something like 400.000 gallons per day. Ft-uin tip. vivw ndnt of the engineers. Johnson ci'"-'li m:1.v easily be emti'.ied Into the same r;' !'"" comparatively small cost. T'Jit-h gives still idler possibilities by r ti .? - j ning it across the river to the Ritchie creek stile. Forrest Creek proved a beautiful system, with about 1 .OOu.uO'l gallons per day flowing Into the McKenzle during the spring season. It seems to be in a position where its waters could most easily be joined with those of a Ritchie creek pipe line Plenty of Pressure. The McKenzle at Ritchie creek is about 240 feet above the base of the court house. The lower reservoir here is In the neighborhood of ISO feet above the same base, and the higher and larger about 271. For tunately, however, by going up any one of the three creeks, at least a -loil-fnot head above the courthouse base can be obtained, supplying suf ficient fall, In the opinions of the engineers In the party, to send the Wiiter into eltoer reservoir on the buttc. In case the three streams should ever become Insufficient on account of the growth of population, ither creeks with similar flows could be ad led to the supply by pushing the pipe line a few more miles up the rlv- Working Out Your Own Salvation. Kvening subject, "The Kind of Man Cod Needs." A very cordial invita tion is extended to strangers and vis itors in the city, and to the g tieral public. fulled Hrotluvn church, C. C. Hell, pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. 111.: preaching at 11 a. 111.; Y. P. S. I'. K. at 7 p. ill. Methodist church, II. H. Trimble, pastor. Rally and praise day. llap tlsniiil service will begin at 10:;i:, a. 111. sharp. Let all the candidates be present at that time. Pastor speaks on "A Retrospect and a Prospect" at morning service. Sunday school 12 111. leagues, Ct4n p. ill.. Sub ject at s p. 111., "liosslp. This Is the place ill the pole vault and the man ner In which tin- brainy Vancouver boy hurled Ihe shot showed that he would luar watching as a track man The score was: Freshmen, SO; Port land. US; Kugelle, 1 J. The I', of t). men are training hard for the Whitman moot, which takes place on the 111th, and the Pullman constcsl. whb ll will be held on the With.' The (). A. C. meet, which will be held on the 22d. will probably ho the closest meet of the vear. ' REV. WRIGHT'S SALARY ADVANCED $100 The H:ptist lun. h (i) Thurs.I;iv liiuht aiU.'rf ;(l Vu- r.Avy of thru p.i:or, K ' O i Wit; n, and n'sn v, :! Jo s-'v,t !i;:m m Oakland. I'aL. tu th l'a. Hi. . ..i-t liaj;;; c u fi -rri; - f .;v w Mi'',i )., U 1 . d.'l an :;.U:vn on ' Tin- !;''. H :mi of !tn-:-.iv.-d TxiaiK ial M t' t H -:i.t Sal.iry, M.v:.!).- ll.--: . and Urn. v I'h'Ili'i1:' " Th.i.- t'"ii.i':vii''- . Ilit')l Hi-fis M;tv y, :, r.. T.i s ci",Iit oi t!i- r.i.-tlio .," .iii's, Pv. .1. V. H; kumli.-r is wt lent . nuHic I In s:oal,Ms iliis year ait- Mv. II. I,. Whit run. Seatilo: Ki'l'.':I Unrdfit.', I'r.'s id. nis Wlu-olor. oi' ralilnrnla I'ni vr'Tsity, and Jordan, of Stanford 1'nl v.'riiv, and lr I'liarlfs U. Urown. ot Oakland Mis. O. t Wright and Mrs, A. .1. I'i.kard will probably att.-nd as itolr riat s ot (ho KuntMio i'luu'tdi. A. T. COCKERUNE rOR'SCHOOL'DIRECTOR i The annual school election oct-nirt early in June, and already Ihe vol era are considering several men nf suitable oniulidates for director. A pet It ion has been circulated asking A. T. Cockerllne, the dry oods nun chant, to allow his name to gn before the people for that position and it is altogether probable t hat he will ac cept. The pentltlon has been numer ously sli;iied. Mr. foekerllno will make an excellent director if elected, The Public is not skilled in tea and is entitled to protection. Our label our Brand f; tea Folges Golden Gate Tea - protects the tea drinker. Our reputation is back of every package of tea bearing our brand. Fol ger's Golden Gate Tea means qualitypurity tea satisfaction. J. A. FolR'er CSl Co. Sta rrftnettoo Importer! of Pur Xmmm A Tender Spot. "Your inn didn't have those tlilnirs when she was your itp and 1 tfiiesn .1.1... I ..f .1... ....-toe n "Tin 4ittu l,f the Other 1-eliow." Special music l.y i i tu etui cet iilonir williont theui." ex ik. !.,.!- p,pi- f,t..i.,l niul nieuiber claimed the distracted futliev of the church should be present nt the 10:30 a. in. service. I'airinount Presbyterian Proarhlni; nt 11 Sunday school at i htirch m and .s p. 30 p. in. "OTK'K TO r-OXTKAt TOItS Notice Is her.-:'" Ken n,p rountv coinniissloners' "'"'' ''I county, Orenon, will reruve '!'!! bids for the funilshiiis pt nil oiateri pis and .construction of a county lrlilne across' ItrtinibauKh creek on county road No. liOS, at a place deti iKtiated by the court, in accordance with the planR, speciflcntionn nd strain dlnKratn now on file in the. of fice of the county clerk of Lane coun ty, OreKon; said hrlilno to be a Howe truss spall of ninety-two (92) feet, supported on double bent plcra Ret on bedrock, with approaches aKKreKat ItiK slxty-flvo ((15) feet In lenmh. Karh bidder will be required to de posit with his bid a certified check in the sum of five (i) per cent of the amount of his bid. all lilda to be filed with the county clerk on or be fore May 8, mox, at 2 o'clock In the afternoon. The court reserves the rluht to reject any and all bids. llv order of tho court this lath day of April, inns. E. U. I.KU. CouiHv Clerk. to his daughter, who had Just asked lilm fro ' 'jtiy out n inilliiiery Btore or soinetliluit I IO n .!.., "No," ivplled the amiable daucllter. "She didn't have such n kind and In dulgent father as 1 am blessed with. I've hoard you say yourself lluit the Skinners wore, all tightwads." It is useless to add that tho daughter got vvlint sho wanted. RESUME GRADING ON NORTHWEST ROAD Huntington, May 1 Thrv grad ing outfit! are here and will be dis patched down the river to resume const met Ion work on t he noi l Invent road, work ou which was .suspended last fall when the panic citme. Three hundred and thirty-flv head of horses are here to he nvl down the river. Outfits are belli In stalled at the canyon, and at nun pa Nos. ;i, 7 and The work of uiad in the road to tho Iron Uyk- will by pushed as fast as pontile. MEN BUY i " fell The fntakf nt any of the creeks Is a rotnpararively nniall matter, the situation being favorable. From the observation on the road up and back there will be hut little difficulty in building the line along the sunt h bank of I lie Mi Kenzie river. One man made the suggestion that the line might be more cheaply con structed by building the pipe line across the McKenzle npjir the point of intake, and recrnt.ing the river) nt the McKfiulf bridge, because the j mad extends along the north side of, the rivnr n large part of the distance,; and materials could more easily be handled there. Pleasant Trip. The party of twenty-two men left Kiuene at 5:4.. o'clock tn the morn ing, arriving back at 7:30 last even Inir. thoroughly tired. Mayor Mat lock did not accompany the party on account of his abjure in Southern Oregon, and I. N. Harbangh. a mem ber of the council, was also unable to go. The niemb'TB of the council were well ple.tsed with the trip and now have a more thorough knowl-ig (je8tt ih vor want a ;ooi vi:ix? Having purchased the well-drilling outfit of Hien Ac Weaver, I am now prepared to do any work In my tine promptly and at seasonal) ) i rices. If you want bedrock water, call and nut? mo or address K. I. KKYNOLhS. Mil Kast 11th St.. m I j Kugene, Or. An Aching Void. When April coim-s with milln ud frugrnnl lirciith of urowinK thlnffi You fed wltti half i mnnihertMl pIkIi Tho ycnrnlnn thut tho Hainan brltiRH, Vnr BiitiHlittun full, cimipletn, To changf v jovi'ft content tho hIkIi Yovi only ni;ctl w)i,h y ti eat A ploco of mothtsr'J i.'Jopbint plo. When lifo BtMm Pstiroii, hair .ftih'op And nuthlug plcuwa of your flit Don't piuisu iirxl In your wiMiknoBM wcft, Hut take n h.Ik of buttermilk, Or If pt'rehani.'o you rmtleHH kiow Atul think In vain of changing acmiei Just kIvo your nppiMltu a mIkov And try a diah of park und K'Oun. -i- oi'j'ici.xi, i'oi:i:c.sr I'tm NoiiTii vi:st mi wry C A DELIGHTFUL I - , Portland, May 2. Wi-slern Oremni . Showers In the north and light frost In thir southern Vorllon (onlttht. Siuuliy iirobnbly air mid xtarniPt'T w nt'Tly winds. 'W'oiterti WasliliiKion SliOWvri! IohIkIii: Suiiduy fair and wil finer! WCSIurl)" wlnda. Kaslern OreRoil, Kaslurn W'nHhliiKlon anil lualio t'loudy. with possibly hIiow cib IoiiIkIU and Sunday; ' VnllMil Same tin titdil. II. ti. Hiewart, a nierdiaut of Ce dar View, Miss., says: "I tell my customem when they buy a box of New I.ifo Pill that they Ret the worth of that much nold In weight. If afflicted Willi constipation, malaria or blllounness." Hold under guaran tee by W. Kuykendall, driiKKlit. FKKHII t'KMKXT Fresh car best grnde Portland ce ment Just arrived. Price $3.75 per barrel. Chambers lldw. Co. A xi:v iii PAiin mo .1. S. I.uckey, the pioneer Jewider, has secured I ho Her vlcea of an expert engraver and In the future nil goods purchased of Mill call be en Kiavid In an up-to-date and artistic manner. COFFEE Five decrees of excel lence: trood; better; fine; finer; finest: all Schilling's Lkst. Your rrocer rrturn. roar motley 11 rou doo't like II: w, p,y bim movino picrriti! Slave of Children" and "One of tf ORPIIKUM TIIKATHE. lue of Ihe sltuallon. The allure- iiii nts of fishlni! did not K nipt them s'Tlotisly. one bIvIiik in to his lusty love of Ihe rod f ir an hour, during which he caiiKht one Insignlflcnnt relside. and anotleT ni' inber of iln-i pariy landed three nrooK irout ar-1 whut It will do and vou will find the tor a rouiile of hours' exertion In trih of this stnteinent verified after XOTK'K TO THK 1'1'ltl.lO Tim I.nDuko Irrier Well Drill ing Company wishes to announce Hint they will meet and lower any prlceH niade for doliiK first-class work. Hot ter see them before making your con tracts. Villard liuuluvurd. Teleiihhyno J(ed 5121. J'l hi; vati;u When vonr I .,,1 u.eis In nnmu-ntel r "r l'"r" "eilloCK wnrer c.( i. W. you take Koil.,1. T.ike Kodol now , Taylor. All surface wnler cased off and until you know you nre rli;htl,v ,ra,,l" '"" '"" h"'' r'"'k' "",H '"' ai:aln. There Isn't any doubt about i HI,r'i'K not hlng but pure bed rock wh- ,l n,i v,.n 11.111 riiwi ilinl'er. ii. w. layior, ji I'liitcrson Btreet, Kiik"u;. I'liouu H:d 377. One oil, Dulinores. Charles Hal mores, tho Kronen ten or, light Ml a clgari'llo and passed oui or n nroanway reHtaurant and I lie the head waller said: Mo Ih the most generous liner who has visited America this year II la odd for a Prenchiiian lo Hp lav ishly. An a rulo the Proiich are rath er it modest with their tins. "I will tell you a good one on Mr. I in I mores. "A day or so after he concluded Ills new contract with Mr. llaliliner stoln . lunched here, and al the end oi iniicnoon, iiccKonliig Ills waiter to hlin, ho said: " llapllste, you always look after me very well. What Is Ihe biggest Hp yon have rercdved this year?' " 'I'lve dollars. Monsieur Hal mori's,' stid HapHate. " 'Well.' said Hie lonor, 'I'll make that tip look foolish. Here, moil vlctix, hero is $!( Tor you.' "And ho handed the waller a crisp tl'l note, niul then Hiiillcd and said: "'Who was It, do you remember, who gave you the J.'i Hp?' " 'II was yourself, nlr,' rnl llen tlsle, as ho gratefully tucked the ten III IiIm pocket." nmprt R pleasing soilness nnd dchcacv to the skin And restrains the ravages of sun, wind nnd imie. continued application elinii --.i i.t .i torn. mi..; no ue.Kicy mi (renders Imperccptibttf nnnojing 1 minor blemishes nnd snllowness. V It possesses a dainty, clinging odor I exclusively its own and is in every I way a perfect toilet luxury. Price ' 1 1 50 cents. Ask your druggist (or it. r HDYT CHEMICAL CO. ".ft! "I hear that Joiies' four daughliirH are married." "Is that so? I Biinpoxn hu's glad he's got 'em off his hands." .Not exactly. He now has In keen Ihe four husbands on their feel," llitihle crock. Iiiniier w.is sorv.-d by c -ok. Mrs K nie-rly. the ih- le-st that had teased :i;i;,-tites of the city fathers for ; many a week. Chief of Police Far-i ritiL'Vin. aceoinpatiied by several sef- ,i:i,oitited ie,iileH. mad" a vigorous ! -. are'ri for a Keni'icky "nioonshiue" j eks ef which ih r's. lint fail. hi ak' rJ. i.se who male ;r !n:en P.- tj-T. -. (Hiwi, KI-.I h Chief of I',, Knifin -r Wfti; I. ri,,:t, an I .1 had h. to dlsi I you have used Kodol for a few we the famous It Is sold here by all drugrjsts. j the finicky i ! a rd llV'T some my I nm hooking orders for for chyrsriiitlieiiiiiins for de livery In May. 'Ord'-rs taken until May l.'.ih. I.eavo orders for cut flow ers and d.-sUns with It. Itae, florl't, .Vj.) Uiilami-tte St. the trip were: llarreit. Wil ier. Moon and i'e f'.irrin'on. 'ile-r, Kriu'lneers ,e Mi rtliur. of M. CI r i: PGLDEKS Kt. 4 I '., id. .In I.: S.i ru Ta .- in bp inn f .Mi ( la n r , L'itiei r S.rn-jn Kiov v.s, an e-is irer frim i .. j ' .1 Wait.,n. Oei) j ior. John llovard. in 'liit'y at tt.e Cnover- John lllha, of Vlnlng. la . savs: "I have been selling IeW.'S Kidney and Hlad.ler fills f ir about a year, and th give better sa t ll- f a' t Ion than any pill J -rer sold.' Kor hale by all dr'ig;'its. A Cnllfornljiir faick. "The luckiest day of Inlv life wad when I bought a box of llinkleii's Amlsa Halve," writes Charles K. Hu dahn. of 'I'raey, Cal. "Two 2.1c box es cured me of an annoying case of Itching plies, which had troubled me for ycirs and bad yielded under no otler treatment." s,ld under guar anl e ,-.t W. Kiikcndair drug store. K'-nt e does not hand Its ino. th' Kohl by I.. Mat Vf Couch Syrup e, but on the other principle Ke,ty ChlMrcii like It. Ists. 3IGK NEAUACHE rnltlvlr enrod hy tUvne Mtlle ruin. Ti y olio roli'jo Di tm'j trnia iyyw;'ttL, In !U:-xtlou and Too llntuly K-itluK. A porfert nrni fur l)lzturf., Natiwu, DrowKineKH, lld T:i.nti! in tho M'ltjth, OmtoO Toiitrijn, ruin In Uw Hlrtft Toid'it) LIVKII. Tlim rutftil&to Ujo Utm( is, jTjreiy VejfftAljlo, SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE. carter's SPITTLE jr PILLS. Itching 5alp Dandruff K are but outward signs of the evil done In secret by myriads ol dan Jrufl jerms Rapping the lile blood ol the hair. Micro kills the para site, soothes the Itching scalp, gives lustre to the hair and stops it lulling out. A single application gives relief sod proves its worth. Save your hair before too late. Micro prevents baldness. It Is dcllghllul dressing for the hair, free from grease and sticky oils. Ask your druggist for free booklet HCYT CHEMICAL CO. PORTU1WO. OnMOft BAD BREATH "ror wni'tlli ; I li.d f nil trfinhl.wlth mrat"!!!.' n,l o,ir. 7 Krfnii . im,. my br-ktli b.lu( lMP,'" "' .H"' iLlti. ll,.m I p.i, willing! U( U.i.hi. 1.1 mii k,. ,,i 1 lull r.rmm.ni !C: Vi"ir'.S!l'..V,m't".fW "i"L 'f-t'-A ". I CARTt.15 OTlTTlE iHLVER PILLS. Genuine luct Bear Fac-Siimlo Signaturo REFUSf SII3STITUTES O I' Koik'T. a l.ro'her-ln-law ,f Mr O'tffer. O'lo (iils'rap, ! th" gi-t'T, and Karl P. .Strong, of The Oard Th" party was transported in two big stage hacks under the care Tn r'llfV(? rntiHtlpatl'-n. (U'Jin ont hp Iiowi-Ik, toiiff and n' n til" h'-n tin-fllifi-Ht ivo organ, tmt t.irMti In h nat ural rrinliMfin with HnlUT'n Hf ky Moiintaln Ta. the nrt r-Malilp ton. c for thirty var. 2:.Q'(fy or LINN tUO CO. o M:W TOIMV W'dllK WANTKK A man wl'h wife and chid. In dcoiiute (-r r iltnstani es wants any kind o'c "tK at once. Knqulre al (iuaril office. Ff)K SAI.K -All kinds of rough lumber, st Pleasant Hill Lumber tin. Phon Kners S39. Pleas ant Hill, Oregon. 2tdltw $50.15 IN CNE DAY That Is what one man made sell log our sieclaes. We ant one in rein'M iii us in every count) In the Northwest. EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY exie-iii iic. not nisessaiy, as our nrllcIi,M petl themselves. All you have to do is to show them. Write today for particulars. CONSUMERS SUPPLY CO. K-1 a Itlirluwinn HltlK. l-"ltTI,4N. OltMMlV Beat for The Bowels CANOV CATIURTIC f. JV,"t pl"",'i" r-n.t,i t..i. 0ni n o4, f"" " ' "."" " 'trie. lor. Bi-.He.N.i.i fiM In till. 1'.,-.ii,iii, ,i,,i ,t,,p.j OUU. Ou.r.nu.a t; our. t yi.ur ni.m.y bk. 8terllrs Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y. 508 ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES BTO.SK'H IIK.WK DUOPS Grr.itrtt known remedy lor heivet Highland, Or., Oct. 31, 1902. 1'hil il to crrlify that I give m nure one bottle ol "Slone'i Heave rnpi"jnd cured her ol heavei. This wu lut winter and ihe hi. not been alltcteduiKe G Wallace rP. S.C. S TON. Salem, Or. hut aale by all druggiita. a $1.00 : .1 , .;-- tii ..j oiietersn driven. uo