Eugene daily guard., May 20, 1908, Image 5

THK KI'iiKN'K DAILY OriRl). WKDXKSPAY. M VV 20, Ulcus
JTHFUL HOUSE WIVESJFTHE UNITED STATES
jd Grateful Tributes" tol)r. Hartman
POT RPtlPf'tc Pnnn: I r-
-- v.,VJ ivvucitu rrom rc-runa.
Pe-ru-na Tablets.
Some people prefer to
take taSleu, rather
than to tike medicine
in a fluid form. Such
people can obtain
Peruna tablet, which
represent the medicinal
ingredients of Peruna.
Each tablet la equiva
lent to one average dose
of Peruna.
Mrs. T. J. Ballard.
Pryor Creek, Indian
Territory, writes: "I
keep free from my old
stomach trouble, feel
nocatarrhal symptoms
at all. I am able to do
my w ork, eat and drink
what I,want,aiidam re
joiced to know that I
found a sure cure in
your valuable medicines."
)e Throat Trouble. ' IflL'
jit. C. "olan, Gem, m S-f "' ,
WS I Sift M
Vrltos: "I have no
Biroat trouble, thanks
mat. It is the only
Be I care to have. 1
Ifeel safe when I have
house.
its used Peruna (or
pears and I ought to
Ibout it. Parana has '
me a great many
(Ed I shall praise it to
pe of my friends."
since Peruna was in
f to the pnblio thirty
wo, the housewife has
lever faithful friend to Peruna.
b that has seen the practical
of the use of Peruna in the
i
I the baby has snuffles or cold she
hwdoses of Peruna, instead of Mil
tjtem with the doctor's drugs.
i' thttschool children have coughs
he again resorts to Peruna.
my member of the family is
with catarrh, either In its acute
tehronfc, Peruna is resorted to.
he number of minor ailments
Peruna a never-falling remedy.
t has won the confidence of tho
Ife in Peruna, which cannot be
fcaken by the statements of
tho know nothing of Peruna,
sever had any personal ezperi-Hsose,
Dyspepsia and Constipation.
Mrs. John Sf, Stabler, Millersburg,
Ind., writes: "I have been cured of a
very bad case of oatarrh of the stomach
and conittpation, and a complication ot
ailments that I have bad for several
years.
"I doctored with three doctors who
did me not much good, so I quit doctor
ing. I bought a bottle of Peruna and
commenced taking It. I found I was
getting some bettr, but thought I was
not doing as well as I might. So I
wrote to Dr. Hartman to see what he
thought about ma, He gave me special
directions and medical advice.
"To our astonishment I Improved and
am today a well woman and weigh as
much as I ever did in my life.
"My old friends in Ohio, where we
moved from about fifteen months ago,
say when they see Hie, 'How well you
look. I did uot expect to see you ever
look so well again.' I tell them I would
not look so well if it had not been for
Peruna.
"Peruna saved mv life. I recommend
Peruna wherever I am, and when any
of our folks aro sick I give them Peruna
with success.
"I thank Dr. Hartman, and may he
live many years more to goon with the
good work. Tongue cannot express
the gratitude that my husband, child
ren and 1 owe to Dr. HartniHnfor the
kindness he has shown toward me dur
ing my sickness.
"I want the public to know what
Peruna and Dr. liartiuan havo dono for
me."
An astonishing number of families use
Peruna continuously for the various
petty ailments to which the family is
liable.
PROMINENT NEW YORK
HOP BUYER HERE;
M ADK VISITS TO SKY I. KM. I.WIl
roi'XTY YMins ai w s
I KKY Ml ( II IMI'KKSSIMp 1 1 11
Til KM
Simon Vhlmnn, of the hop -!.
firm of S. & K. I'hlmann. of Vv
York City, was in Kit Rent this fnro
mxtn in company with M. tl. 1511
i bertson, of Aurora, the OtvRon rep
rest'titattve of the firm.i With T.
i IV l.lnton, local representative, they
'drove through several hopyarils in
: this vicinity during the forenoon. Mr.
I'hlmann was very well Impressed
with the appearance of the yards,
I ami said they compare favorably
(with those in any part of the coun
try. Among those visited was the
Neis yard above Springfield, and the
Linton yard aenws the river from
Kugene. (ieorge A. lVtrrls famous
i asparagus farm, near the Neis yard.
was also visited, and Mrs. rhlmann
was delighted with it and aski d
many quest inns concern In g t lie in
dustry, of which Mr. Uorris has made
such a splendid success. Messrs.
I'hlmann and iiilberlson left on the
noon train today for tho north.
MRS. AUGUST A PAULIXK OC1IS.
Systemic Catarrh.
Mrs. Aupusta Pauline Ocha, ft.
P. D. 2, North Knglish, Iuwa
writes: "I took Peruna over
three years. 1 suffered from sys
temic catarrh and had pains in
my right aide so I could haraiy do
my housework.
"I am 66 years old, and am now
doing all my housework. 1 am In
the best of health, nnd cannot
thank Dr. Hartman enough for his
advice and medicine."
III KS. J. M. KTAIH.KIt.
tentative Ellis has reeom- Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Lint,, after F. A. Rankin. J. M. Martin, M. O
the appointment of Harold J. i a short visit with G. D. Linn and Fuller, J. H. McCllntock and others
of Pend eton. ns cadet at I family, left for their home in fort- eft this mornlnK for Salem to attend
tint Military Academy. land today, the grand lodge of Odd Fellows.
UOTKI, AltltlVALH
The Slmftle
E. EkstiH'h and wife. Chicago.
F. Jefiross. Port Wind.
Frunk King, Tni-thind.
O. T. (liKidwin, Portland.
F. d I". llerron, Salem.
J. V. Taylor, lugone.
I. . A. Nt'vvnjti, roriliind,
II. M. Kyle, Florence,
Win. riilinaun, N. Y,
M. A. tlilbertson, Auwii'n, Or.
Sig Lantcr, N. Y.
C. P. Dutihnr, N. Y.
Hen trwln, Milwankln, Or.
S, O. Alexander, Philadelphia.
J. V. rolllna, 8. V.
fipo. K. Merrill, Suit Lake. '
It. llri'sh, Portland.
F. M. Morlarly, 8, F,
Nate Levite, N, Y,
John Miisfield. Portland.
F. Darrlngtun, St. Louis.
The lloffuuin
II. E. r.ray, St. Paul.
Fred Marx, S. F.
T, Wigman, Portland.
Win. KatHniati, Portland.
John Douglas, Portland.
Fred Fischer. Marcola.
Will. Rcnntnger, Mnrcola.
J. P. McDonald, Drain.
A. J. Sauluhury, Portland.
A. P. l'uney, l'orlland.
Jas. A. Hlankalk, Deerhorn.
11. -A. Soults, Clarion, Iowa,
(i. S. Henley, city.
Wm. II. Wheeler, llreenleaf.
C. V. Itowman, Portland.
C. H. Schiller, Albany.
F. A. Shackelford, Albany.
J. S. Magladry, Donna.
('. II. Sellars, citv.
W. M. Heals, city.
J. W. llleaxbulu and wife, lliush
Col.
A. A. Waring and wife, Carnlug
Iowa.
A COWING EVENT.
lU' llf .1 II. 't filllh H Ux'f,
A mirt-r
Tliaii ili y i . ports
SiMit out l' w-;vtlur uu-n
Or l'v tlu Il uit
Of tue t'inls.
Who m.iy ll v Uu-k apuln.
The (la mint; poniora
On (he bounta
Anil liantJliiK tn the utor
lnclati tin tlirfu
HlnK ctrcua will
Pe tti our midxt unci mor.
The circus will
He hack Again.
Knlnrticd In every way.
With nil Its KlUter,
Glint nnd bin re.
8o don't forgi't the tiny.
With wotulors now
From every land
Ileneath the nil nil nit sun
And with m txitn'h
Of awkward clowns
To idmw im old time fun.
With elephants
Anil piriLi'y Iwars
rorfornun lit one ring,
AtH-or-lmi; to the
Htlln tluit nrf
A'oortain hirii if sprlns;.
With nil lln splendors,
t,ioru'otiH. nfat.
It's lu roam! of tents,
So ilon't forget
To Bel a JoL
And earn that fifty cents.
1
Tailored Suits
$25.00 Values for $ 14.85
New lan. i s stun' lias Just riH't!lvo, lj t-xpr-s a lot of liulU's'
Suits, (mo ta ilott tl. nt'W buiiinirr ;uut early tall Htyloi. Jai kfts full
.-at in liiwtl.
Tlu rolors ro V pt'iihuKon. KoUlrn brown uinl navy; sixes. 14, lti.
IS; S 4 . oti. ;is. 40. Ami you can save flO.lfi If you buy tint of
tit'st vlt'nant Suits (or ttwy aro $J..00 values. Tho lot Is now
on salt. Wo Invite yni to call uiul
see tht'in whtMhtT yon wish to buy
r nut.' At this price tho lot should n.t
l ist many ilayn
Salv prtco
$14.85
Nothing Naughty For Him.
To Make This Sale active
We will otter our regular line of L.tdies' Spring Suits all thi
week At the following prices
$10.00 Suits $7.50 $14 Suits $12.00
$12.50 Suits $9.90 $15 Suits $12.50
Silk Petnicoats this week . . $4.90
Ladies'. Dress Skirts, uynweigh, 10 off
,$ 10.00 Black Voile Skirts; at $7.90
: Grand Embroidery Sale all this Week .....
NtVLAND'S!
EUGHNE'S
DAR.CAIN SHOP
"I hear jour liusbtiiul la uientluut'd
for vli pri'sltliMit."
'lmpoHSlblc. !lo Is a clmrtor inoiir
bcr of tho Autlvli-p ocletjr."
Tying her sundunnpt undor lmr chin,
Shti t ifil her raven rlnsli'is In;
Then to tho store sha wont with
Klt'M
For llnlllHtor's HockT Mnnntnln Toil.
Linn Drug Co.
SIMMONS' PHOTO TENT.
Oak Street, between 9 and 10.
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Watts' Gi
ft Sfflfle
One Hundred Dollars worth of elegant pres
ents will be distributed among Watts' . cus
tomers on August 30th, next. The list of
presents is headed by a beautiful Sixty-five
Dollar Cut Glass Lamp. Every dollar's worth
of goods purchased from the Jewelry Store
or the optical department will entitle the pur
chaser to the opporturnity to secure these rich
prizes.,, Remember the place.
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Corner 9$h and Willamette Sts.
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Portland
ROSE H
Festival
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U. of 0. vs. 0. A. C. 1
TRACK-MEET
Friday, May 22
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A FULL LINE OF.
To lie Hold In Portland,
Oregon.
JUNE to 6, 1908
Will bo ths most brllllunt
Floral Fiesta and
Civic Jubilee
ever held In tho PacltlQ Northwest j
Portland, "Tho Hoho City," will ho a
scone of splendor nnd tho con- i
ter of wqrld-wldn Interest j
for one wcok.
Several Important conventions to be
held 111 I'dHIiwhI on that
occaiilon.
o
The Southern
Pacific Co.
Will uvll H.ntJiiI Tirki-tn on Tills
OiTitftlnn Krom
EUGENE
Ki Portlnnd nnd Kotiirn at
$5.00
For pnrf lar rail on
a. j. .ii,i,i in;, Agrnt.
Win. McMurray,
(jtwral VuxvUKt'r Ant., 1'ortland, Or,
New Granitware just, m
Stoves, Ranges
and Heaters gffii iTd,nac
S. L. LONG
HARDWARE STORE
50 East. Ninth Street
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111 f'
KNAPO-GURO
DIP
AND DISINFECTANT
ONI QALLON MAKI8 63 GALLONS
dip row cunt or
SCAB
BfAOY ?OM Uftl
KnnpoCaro
Dip Is approv
fl by the Uu
inu of Animal
Industry,
WaHhlnKloii,
1). C. and Dor-
miminn grained us uie In Ulllelal
Dipping of Sheep for seal). This
shown lta value, chiiIiik from the
bent authority In the world.
It U sod In treating llnrar. Cattlt
and HftK for lloa anil ajl k(n dlacaM.
Ba aura to a.k for i'rucalnn KnaM-c'nro
anil Lfi.infrctant. Don't tako aumc
other, Krt Kn.io.Cun anil tiu set Itic
bt. Scad tt free book uo dlpploK
Preston & Hales
AGENTS
Mfgs of Harness and Saddles
Dealers in
Paints and Wall Paper
TOM WATSON S
Trflfl ftPHI.VO
(HT AfiJI
AMI CLAIMS 'VitA-l TUP
WIIITK IIOI HK HIrH fltU TIIN
Our PopullHtlc friends havo unbound
ed faith nnd confidence In their can
dldnle. Ho hits the public In us. Our
roconl of the past speaks volumes.
If you want to secure satisfaction at
nil times, patronize the Theatre Hea
lutirunt. You will be well satisfied
with Us menls.
THEATRE CAFE
Julius
Goldsmith
Willi ams Co. Transfer
Light and heavy Haulintt
WOOU ft) bALK
Tailor Made
Clothing
Never More have we suc
ceeded in offering our cus
tomers such attractive, such
artistic and up-to-tomorrow
fashions as we display today.
Isn't it a satisfaction, to know
if we make your clothes
you are sure of a fit.
G. F. McLOED
14 East 9th St.
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