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4 TITK El'GKVE VfLr GUARD, MONDAY, JTXB 22. 1008. HHEUMATISM BODY RACKED WITH PAIH. LUMBER RATE DECISION IS MILLKN'S VICTORY Regarding the lumber rate decision No other disease causes such wide-spread suffering as Rheilraatisra. It fa a nerve rackinir torture, mid so thoroughly does it dominate the system, when it becomes entrenched in the blood, that its victims are usually com-, by the Interstate commerce conimis- plete slaves to pain. Rheumatism is due to an excess of uric acid in tbe i '"" l" viKuiaii saja. blood brought on by stomach troubles, weak kidneys, indigestion,- and a 1 , Part of ,ne Increase made by ear sluggish condition of the system. The natural refuse of the body, instead I hHi f J. ? of passing off through the ordinary channels of waste, is left to sour and an itmum ZeV ferment in the system because of these irregularities, forming uric acid , thorized to Eastern, territory, how which is absorbed into the blood, and Rheumatism gets a foothold. Asth!Cver )g 5 cenig per hundred pounds diooo. circulates i;irougn me nouy ueposits me acria, lrriiuung suu-1 over the old rates, and this maximum stances with which it is saturated, into the different muscles, nerves, tissued in not authorized In Its entirety, ex and bones. Sharp, biting pains commence, the 'flesh becomes feverish, j cept to Diiluth, .Minneapolis, St. Paul swollen and tender, the lmisolcs and joints throb and erk, and the Dudy is literally racked with pain. Plasters, blisters, liniments, etc., can never cure the disease: they relieve the pain, per 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 lir Aritinr nur llif nrtivnn and nrrid fluids PURELY VEGETABLE which are causing the pain, and strengthen ing and enriching the blood, cures Rheuma tism permanently. S. S. S. is the greatest of all blood purifiers, just what is needed in every case of Rheumatism. Monk on Rheumatism and any medical advice free. TEE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. LAFOLLKTTK AROIKKI) liK.M'IXK K.Ynil'KIASM Ph nix Paint for old and new HOUSES the only Coast made paint guananteed to stand PRESTON HALES AGENTS and Minnesota Transfer, and to points on and east of the Mississippi river, so that approximately 50 per cent of the increase made by carriers Is condemned, resulting In a reduc tion of about B cei'ts per 1000 ponds Ion of about 6 cents per 1000 pounds In rat?s now In effect. Reduced Hale From Spokane. Differential r?t"i from Pookane rate groups. pnlntK. Montana-Oregon rate group rates and Hood river, El- lensuurg and l.eavjiiswortn 'MANY GROCERIES, ,1 AltIO C.YRIUIOI) here regularly which you can not find elsewhere. If you want something exceptionally choice and not in common use, you can find It horo,' You w'tl: ffthd, on Inquiry, too, that theSe" espec ially high class groceries do not moan high-class prices. Far from It. W. M. GREEN, SBMrSSi 61 Willamette St. Phone Main 25. ELI BANGS J. H. WEST C. P. BARNARD EARL McNUTT BANGS LIVERY CO. Livery, Feed, Stage and Sales Stables Cabs Always Ready First Class Turnouts of All Descriptions ' ..STAGES.. McKKNZlE STAGEUmvm Eugene at i30 . m. Stitges do not call at privAtr rfMdencfs but will call lor - baggage II notified the day before. EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE A daily itageleaveeEugene at 6 a. m, (or Mapleton, close connection by iteamer for Florence' and cine Livery Phone Main 2 1 li3trlcts. which lie cast of the CajJe mount ains', embracing parts of . Washing ton otid Oregon and "all of Idaho to Eastern territory are established under a decision In tfcp cif" of the Potlach Lumber Companv and others against the Northern. Pacific and other roads. Rates from the Spo kane districts are ordered lower than from th'e Pacific coast. The decision Is that these rates should be made more uniform , differentials under coast rates than were in effect prior to November 1, 1907, on the general grounds that from this district the haul is much shorter, and mountain grades over the Cascades and the long haul through a wide, treeless, farming section Intervening between the .coast and the Spokane district are "not Incidents to this transporta tion, as they are to transportation from the coast. Iioner Iditos From Volley Mill. 111. its decision in the Western Ore gon lumber manufacturers' case, the commission decides that .the advanced rate of $5 per ton from all mills In the Willamette Valley, not including Portland, is unjust and unreasonable; that from mills upon the east bank and upon the west bank, south of Corvallls, the rate should not .ex ceed TX cents per 100: pounds, or $3.4 0 per ton., and that from points hnpon the west bank north of Corvallls the rate should not exceed $3.65 per ton. No reduction is rtlade In the rate from Portland, since shippers from that point have the benefit of the water rate and are not dependent upon rail carriers for reaching the San Francisco market and the rate of $3.10 per ton has not been in force from there for the last four years. Open Gateway Only to Utah. In the Portland gateway cases the commission holds that a satisfactory through route, within the meaning of the statute, already exists from Washington points to Colorado com mon points and' destinations east thereof, and that, therefore. It has no authority to publish another route to these destinations.' The Northern Pacific Railway, Northern Pacific Terminal Company of Oregon, Oregon Railroad & Navi gation, Oregon Short Line, and the Union Pacific Railroad are, however, required to estnbllsh through routes for transportation of lumber from points on the line of the Northern Pacific; Railway in Washington, north of Portland, Oregon, as far as Seattle, through Portland to Ogden and Salt Lake City, and common points In Utah, and a rate of '40 cents per 100 pounds on fir and spruce lumber and 50 cents per 100 pounds on cedar and shingles, is prescribed for such through transportatino. AUTO - LIVER.Y We have a fine 7-passenger 30 H.P. White Steamer to hire by 'day or hour Expert driver furnished EUGENE GUN CO; I'Ufrywmi mum MEMORIAL FOUNTAIN TO "DAD" TRINE The college campus at Corvallls is to have a drinking fountain. It Is to be a memorial to be left by the out going graduating class, and what adds t,o Its fitness Is that It is to be dedicated to the memory of the late "D-id" Trine. The class voted the' gift, at a meeting yesterday. . and named a committee consisting of Cooke, Karnsworth and Hrodle to have charge of the purchase: and placing of the fountain, The site it Is to occupy Is yet to be selected. Its dedication to the late Mr Trine, whoso work at the college, after sev eral years of usefulness, was Inter rupted by an untimely death, is ap proprate beyond compare. He was, as physical director of the Institu tion, a man of great personal merit, and was deeply beloved by those who passed under his Instruction, sev eral of whom are members of the outgoing class. Their tribute to him by the announced purpose of the out going class Is one of the pretty Inci dents of this pleasing ' Commence ment. Times. SI XIUV SKHVU'E TO NKWl'ORT. On Sunday, June 2 1st. the C. & E. Hy. will run an excursion train leav ing Albany at 7:33 a. m,, connecting with the (! o'clock local here, arriv ing at- Ysciuina 11:40 a. m. On the return trip they will leave' Yanulnn at 0 'P- ui., arriving at Albany at 10:30 p. in. .. A J. lilLI.KTTK, Agt. IK V HI'l STUDEBAKER. BUGGIES 'Of WANT Tills HI ST III V A STI DKIIAKKIl llttiGtK, tij v ;ov mt si ititi v. ro in it urn, iTV, voJ.. .MANSMII AMI FINISH THKV ARM TDK HK.ST l Till: MAItKKT. Vol Wll.l. MAKK NO Ml ST A K hi ll" VOI' IXIOK OVK.lt or II 1.IXH IIDKOKK 111 VINO. ' Suui'.ner Kxrumlon Rates lo Ynqylmt a-J a od NewKirt ami IMrntt. HBSp On sale every day, round trip to Yaquina, .vuu: to Newport ..im; to MetrojQ $4.25. Ticket sold on Sat lay and Sun day to Yuqulna and Newport, llmlto.1 to Mondav following. $3 H). A. J. Oll.l ETTE. Agent. ci r n U i - SO ttt 9th Street wn.ii lmn.i.ixo (let your wells' drilled by old and experienced well-drillers. Chicago, June 21. "Bob" La Fol lette a name, pronounced by uocnens of Wisconsin, "fou old-time football gladiator," precipitated a genuinely spontaneous demonstration. It was unorganized but was not in spots. It permeated the vast assemblage, ris ing as from the insistent roar of the common people manifesting their ad miration for the Wisconsin senator Taft's demonstration was largely conffned to the delegates, many of whom would gladly have broken from the harness which hitched them to the "steam roller." Not even La Follette's warmest supporters hoped for such a magnificent ovation. Foil tlclans were almost paralysed with astonishment. . ' "This is conspiracy to prevent vote on the presidential nomination,' complained a gray-haired old veteran on the main platform, as the minutes passed and there was undiminished ardor of the La Follette enthusiasm. "No. old man,'.' someone whispered "it's the American people who are doing this. Chicago Surprised. Chicago talked it over all night. Is talking' It yet. Lodge, who had beamed while there was Taft Cheer ing, pounded the gavel f "top the La Follette cheering. Every whack cauBed increased La Follette cheer ing and the "stem roller" for those moments stood motlonless.- "There-hasn't been one golden sentence In this convention," said a correspondent. "When Cochens had told his party truths which hurt, but told them in the earnest manner of the man whose heart was in his ut terances," the newspaper man said:- "There Js eloquence of truth. ' Strikers in the galleries in the middle ot Cochem's address tried to hiss. - It only caused the multitude to roar louder their approval of La Follette's brave supporters. Party chiefs were nervous through out the day over, the situation. The convention voted down La Follette'B amendments for the popular election of senators and valuation of railroad property. PROMINENT BANKER ACCrSEI) OF GRAFT. Portland. Or., June 20. Charged iwltli having perjured himself in an effort to secure the rights to a val uable mining claim on which an old man had lived for years in an en deavor, to claim as his own, J. II Parker, vice-president of the First National Bank of Boker City, and ohe of the most prominent men of Eastern Oregon, indicted on two counts by the United States grand jury, which adjourned this morning, was arrested last evening , at Baker City by Deputy United States Mar shal Clyde Nicholson of Portland, and afterwards released on a bond of $30,000. The lndlotments, two In number, were returned to Judge Wolverton in the United States court several days ago. , A bench warrant for Par ker's arrest was issued by the court at once. . One or the Indictments charges Parker with violation of sec tion 4746 ot the federal statutes, and the -other with wilful and cor rupt perjury. ; . " NOTICE. All members of the Eu- gene Commercial Club are re- quested to be at the S. P. depot Wednesday, June 24, at 10:65 a. m., wearing the club badges, which can be ob- talned onlv from V. D. Cal- Uson. C. S. WILLIAMS, Pres. Flowers and Cherries. The Ladles' . Auxiliary wants donations of flowers and cherries for the Portland vis- itors. Please leave them a with Mr. Callison at the Com- merclal Club. NEXT TUES- DAY EVKNINO. v MR8. R. McMURPHEY. Pres. C. NAIIEAU HAS OPEXED EMPLOYMENT OFFICF In connection with his cigar store, at 531 Willamette street. Those wish ing help telephone Red 1421, or call at cigar store, 631 Willamette street. -.- ' ,'.(. , . ... Jl "Vmlor" Porch Shades. If you want the original porch shade,' one "that has fast colors and will stand hard usage, buy the "Vu dor:" They are cheaper and better. You should pay no more than the following prices for any shade: 4 foot, $2.75; 6-foot, $3.75: 8-foot, $4.75;' 10-foot, $6.25. All shades 8 tMt long. We hang them free. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. t iwr".TT notify the public that I r!!: not be held responsible for any bills not contracted by myself. J-19 GEO. C. HEEUE. STEHX'BERO 1I A1HHT. Phnlna alamna r ,1 ....... 1 - mm l'vn l enrus. (lenernl wlnv vnrlr Qlvth - tween Willamette and Ollrs. ' tf Tying her bonnet under her chin, sne. tied her raven rlnslets In; Then to thn store shn went u-itl, &ba For Uolllster's Rooky Mountain Tea! : ' Linn Drug Conipany. Slncr Sewlug Machine CompfcnT, 615 Willamette street phone Red HSV tf Wurier tunes piano . Leave r 1or at Morris' Vusln S'ore. tf ' For sale at bargains two md- nanu ranges, j. . hays Fur. Co. tf Cocoanut meal. Jc per lb. ' MOON & TIXtlLEY. Complete line of flags and buntlni at Hill's Gun Store. NOTICE' ''. . ' t. It appearing fiom the abstract of f.Qet at in reifular June. 1U08. election, as made by the canvassing board of Lane county, uregon, con sisting of E. U. Lee, county clerk, R. a urtu.,n Tnatlca of the Peace In and for Eugene Justice District, Lane County, Oregon, ana J. i.. i-iam, jus tice of the Peace in ana ror treicn n-Anln. T.nno Cnnntv. Oreson. that at the said election the total number of votes cast in the piecine ot 2nv!nriaiii in T.nno county. Oregon. on the question. "For and Against stock running at large," is and was 186 votes, and the saiu numuer 01 ..... ,., in thn calri Willamette precinct "Against stock running at large is and was su votes, it m pearlng from said abstract that the it nr cniri vote is and was 6 votes against stock running at large more than for stock running at large, and that the majority against stock ,nni,,i i.t lar in said Willamette precinct is and was 6 votes. Therefore, in compliance with Section 4245 of the General Laws of Oregon, passed by the legislature of the state of Oregon in ine year uui, nnt.a io hochv vvtn that after 60 days from the date of this notice It will be unlawful for stock to run at large In said Willamette pre cinct, Lane county, Oregon, un- nanoltv nf 1 1 fl for thft first Of- fence and $20 'for each and every subsequent offence, to be recovered from the owner of the stock in civil oMInn In t h a nnme of the State of Oregon before a justice of the peace ot the precinct in wnicn oucu uwum or keeper, or either of them, may re side, and such penalty shall be for the benefit or, ana wnen conecien nnIJ Infn lha nnmninn Itehool fund Of .mintv In ivhlph Rlieh action iS brought within sixty days after such animal is proved to be at large. Dated this "Jtn aay 01 june, ivy a, (Seal) E. U. LEE, f I County Clerk, L,ane county. NOTICE . ' Tt aunearinc from the abstract of votes cast at the regular June, 1908, election as made by the canvassing hoard of Lane county. Oregon, con sisting of E. U. Loe, county clerk, R. S. Bryson, Justice or tne reace in and for Eugene Justice District, Lane County, Oregon, and J. L, Clark, Jus tice of the Peace In and for Creswel! Precinct Lane County, Oregon, that at the said election the total number of votes cast In the precinct of Zumwalt, in Lane county, Oregon, on the question, "For and Against stock running at. large," Is and was 92 votes, and the said numuer oi votes cast in the said Zuniwalt precinct "Against stock running at large" is and wsb 84 votes. It ap pearing from said abstract that the result of said vote is end was 76 votes against stock running at large more than for stock running at large, and that the majority against stock running at large In s..ld Zumwalt precinct Is and was 7 b votes. ; Therefore. In compliance with Section 4245 of the General Laws of Oregon, passed by the legislature of the state of Oregon in the year 1907, notice is hereby given that after 60 days from the date ot this notlce lt will be unlawful for stock to run al large In said Zumwalt pre cinct, Lane County, Oregon, un der penalty of $10 for the first of fence and $2 0 for each and every subsequent offence, to be recovered from the owner of the stock in civil action in the name of the State of Oregon before a justice of the peace of the precinct in which sucn owner or keeper, or either ot them, may re side, and such penalty shall be for the benefit of, and when collected nald into, the common school fund ot the county in 'which such action is brought within sixty days after such animal Is proved to be at large" Dated this 9th day of June, laus. (Seal) E. U. LEE, . County Clerk, Lane County. NOTICE It appearing from the abstract of votes cast at the regular June, 1908, election as made by the canvassing board of Lane county. Oregon, con sisting of E. U. Lee, county clerk, R. S. Bryson, Justice of the feace in and foa Eugene Justice District, Lane County, Oregon, and J. L. Clark, Jus tice of the Peace In and for CresweJ Precinct, Lane County, Oregon, thrt at the said electlon-.the .total numbat of votes rcast , In.-the precinct m Springfield In iane county. Orekon. on -the question, .."For aud. Against stock running at large,." ..is and was 339 votes, and the said number of votes .cast, In the. said Springfield precinct "Against stock running 8? large" is aud was 286 votes. It ap pearing from caid abstract that the result of said vote is and was 2 38 votes against stock running at large more than for stock running at large. andthat the majority against stock running at larne in said Springfield precinct is and was 233 votes. Therefore, in ' compliance with Section 4245 of the General Laws of Oregon, passed by the legislature of the state of Oiegon In the year 1907. notice is hereby given Hint after SO days from the date of this notice It will be unlawful for stock to run at large in sain spnnglield nre-- clnct. Lane County, Oregon, un der penalty of $10 for the first of fence and $20 for each and everv subsequent offence, to be recovered from the owner of the stock in civil action In the name of the State of Oreenn befcre a justice of tile neace of the precinct In which such owner! or keeper, or either of them, may re side,' and such penalty shall ho for the benefit of. and when collected paid Into, the common school fund of the county In which such action is brought within sixty days after such anininl Is proved to be nt large. Dated this 9th dav of June. 190S (Seal) E. V. LEE. ' County Clef,;." Lane County. KOTIOE OK SALE OF WAT Kit BONDS ' Not'lce'ls hereby given that la pur suance of and In conformity to ordi nance number 734, passed by the common council on the 5th day of iay, uus, ana approved Dy the may jor on the 5th day of May, 1908, the 1 1 M,c ut lin gerie will receive sealed proposals at tne oiuce or ine city recorder In Eugene, Oregon, for the purchase oi three hundred thousand dollars In water, bonds of said city, or any part inereor, up to tne nour of 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, July 7, 1908, and that said proposals will be opened and consid ered by the council at said time. That, the city of Eugene proposes to sell the said three hundred thous and dollars of water bonds to the highest- Didder therefor In denomi nations ,of from one hundred to one thousand dollars, as the purchaser may desire; that said bonds are to bear interest at the rate bid, not to exceed 5 per cent per annum; said Interest payable semi-annually on the first day of July and January of each year from their date until paid; that said, three hundred thous and dollars of water bonds will be come due and payable by the city of Eugene as follows: On the first day of January, 1948, principal and in terest payable at a place to be agreed upon by .purchaser and city. That said bonds shall not be sold for less than their par value; that In addition to the general obligation of the said, city, the said bonds 'when sold shall' be a first and exclusive lien on all lands, rights-of-way, ease ments, water rights, pipe lines, struc tures and 'appliances of every kind composing the water system to be se cured with the money derived from the sale of said bonds; that the com mon council reserve the rlghj of re jecting any and all bids. : ! That the said bonds, will be Issued and disposed of under and pursuant to the terms of the act, "To re-Incorporate the city of Eugene, and to re peal, all acta and parts of acts in con flict .herewith," filed in the office of the secretary of state February 18, 1905; -and . the amendments- thereto passed and enacted by tbe people of the city of Eugene on the 18th day Of April; 1908. A certified check of five per cent of the amount of each bid, payable to J. D. .Matlock, Mayor,- Is required to accompany each bid. This notice Is published for CO days In the Morning Register .and Eu gene Daily Guard, newspapers of gen eral circulation, published at Eugene, Oregon. v Date of-JIrst publication, May 6th. 1908. : ' By order of the common council, Jy6 , B. F. DORRIS. Record'. WOOD S.1WIXO John M. K i:xoo, sncctusor to W E. Bodny. All wood sawed to gauge ;?r,pr,?mP BGrTl,e Phone Black 331S. Residence 324 High street, tt Gssoline woodsaw COAL! (tm.i laceyonr ord-r for firs' cbss ' NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AIi'I) PROPERTY OWNKUH i, . , : Notice Is hereby, given that pursu antnnt to the terms of ordinance No. 747, passed by the common council June 1, 1908, and approved by the mayor June 5, 1908, bids will be re ceived by the street committee, at the office of the city recorder of the city of Eugene, until 7:30 o'clock p. m. 'Monday, the 29th day ot June, 1908, to Improve the following des ignated streets, in the city of Eu ger, by the construction of cement -urbing along both sides of said streets, and by paving said streets with bitnllthic, asphalt or other hard surface pavement in accordance with the plans and specifications therefor prepared by the city engineer in con formity to said ordinance No. 747, to-wit: Olive street, from Fifth street to Tenth street. Fifth 'street, from Olive street to Oak Etreet. Sixth street, from Olive street to Oak street. Tenth street, from Olive street to Willamette street. Tenth street from Willamette street to Oak street. Eleventh street, from Willamette street to Olive street. Oak street, from Seventh street to Ninth street. All In the city of Eugene. fhe common council requires that separate bids be submitted for each it the above designated streets, and does herebyenotify all bidders that separate contracts , for the improve ment of each of said streets will be required. , , '. j Bidders will state 'price Irt detail, in accordance with specifications prepared .by- the-.eity of Eugene, and now on file In the office of the city recorder. "i All work to he done under the supervision of the street commit tee to their satisfaction, and to be approved by them. All contractors wJl he required to furnish an ap proved ootid in a sum to be agreed upon for the faithful performance of his or their contract. And all bid ders sYiall -include with each bid a certified nheck In .a sum equal to 5 per cent of the amount bid, payable to J. D. Matlock.-Mayor. The street committee reserves the right to reject any and all bids. By order of the common council. B. F. DORRIS, Recorder. Dated at Eugene, Oregon, June 9, 1908 . v Tailor Made Clothirid ever Wore have ceeded in ofr:: c tte si; artistic aud un-toX ' ": Isn It t a satisfaction S: lf we make Vour el i you are sure ol aV G. F. McLEOD tast 9th St. Successor to D. S. HcDOUGAL BLACKSMITH. "Hsu; Get your Rubber Tires . put on by S.B.FINNEGAN 574 Olive St GASOLINE ENGINES IRRIGATION, SPRAYING PUMPING MACHINERY Falrhnnks-Morse G.isiilinp FjuriJ for pumping, spraying, sinrnig, griJ nig. .wiimi.s coniiicie. rairlianks Scales for rolghiig. imiriMinks-Mcrsc llvnmtios ud )l tors for power and Unlit. l'airbttiiks-Mor.sc Windmills Towers. Fairbanks-Murse Grinders, H Chopiiers, Well Pumps. All first quality guous al mi prices always-in stock. I.ibenl tf Prompt reply to imiairics ndul shipments. i rite fur cutnlcgu u prices. BERGER. & BEAN HDW.Cfl Agents, Eugene, O. FAIRBANKS, MORSE B CO. I Portland, Oregon XOTICK TO CONTRACTORS. A New Set of Chairs Whv do von have OLE I shahrv fHAIRS In yo' I home, when you ran make tin I GOOD AS NEW for only Soc . I A , rhlnnmr C I "Of" I K-nn.1r In VillIT 110016. See that '.lie Chinaman li oil every can. . rposi clm wlndOf. ASK TO SKUOrit VEH ttAUl PAl'KIi 1 6-1 S West Seventh St. OVERTON Wall Paper and Paint Co. Plumbing Furnish "your new hoi Xotlce Is .hereby -given that the County Court of Lane County, Ore Ron, will receive sealed bids for the fiiriilshlnir of all material and con st nTcftHra'hrldge across the Ed- ius ajuni;u.-OU ouniy roau .-u. i-. in otc. i;. ip. id, s. r. w., mu bridge to-lwa-irO-foot span, of Howe Truss patternr to be built according to the plans' hnd specifications no on file In the office of the county clork of Lane county, Oregon. All iiiohjo ne accompanied ny ceriineii ciieca or a per cent ot tne amount oi the bid. said bid to be filed with the clerk of I.ane county on or before 2 o'clock In the afternoon of July 6, 190S. The court reserves the right to re ject any and all bids. By order of the court. E. V. I.EE. County Clerk. . ..I.. ' nrnrvrlv. Dofft SltgOJ n o-.is fixtures. We kinds of rfliableM and tinning wak. 1 and let us estimate your work : - Ava & Heitzmil 34 West 8th St Phone blckl I If CEO.KJWNK STOVES-- A1!05 FURNITURE w. h:,ve everything ;s! chen.' .All III I?;, metal and itTpVW c pastime I'S'm f nd here, in" MH.r"ii
