Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, August 07, 1908, Image 2

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TUB KIOKXK DAILY GUARD. HIUIAV
AftiCST T. HMtH
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Returns to Eugene
MR.. F. O.GINNVER, the Expert Truss-Fitter,
of the firm of Ginncvcr & Whittlesey Mnfg, Portland,
Oregon, will be at Kuyk:n Jail's Drug Store, 533 Willam
ette St., for three days only. A number of people who wit
nessed the demonstration of the
"Perfect" Truss,
ihe Knit Elastic Goods,
Body Braces and the
"La Genore'' Elastic Ccrset
some v.ci.!:s igo. while Mr. Ginncvcr was in Eugene, have
requested this specialist to return for the purpose of fitting;
trusses, body braces and elastic goods in a number ot
urgent cases. This firm finds it impossible to reply to the
large number of orders received from Eugene in the last two
weeks fast enough; hence everyone who desires can avail
themselves of this opportunity to place their orders direct.
Measurements w 11 be taken accurately and all orders filled promptly. No other concern
in the entire Nrrthwcst has as popular and widespread endorsement from the medical
fraternity as do the Ginncvcr & Whittlesey Mnfg. Co., of Portland, Oregon.
3 DAYS ONLY
Tucs., Au& II, Wed. 12, Thurs. 13
Chance to get the best known quality of Elastic Goods and the Best and Mos
Scientific Truss ever fitted to a Rupture and guaranteed to hold and be comfortable under
all conditions.
POSTMASTERS OF
STATE MEET TODAY
DUBOIS DEMOCRATS,
MNE STATE TICKET
(ONVKN'TIO.V T UK IIKI.U IN;
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Idsfcs. Au?.
Wallace. IdaSs. Auir. .. "' "
!i,.nini ru.minaiiuns were made unan
I'OUTL.VNIi TOIi lY ANI ToMOIl-i , , . on the renin vi -trn
U)V I'OSTMASTKIt I'.W.K AT-TKNOS
Postmaster J. L. Pane left last
nlnht for Portland, where he will at
tend the meirilnt! of the postmasters
of presidential offices in the state of
Own, who will meet there today
and tomorrow.
The first session was railed at 1"
o'clock thla morning, and was a meet
ing of the Presidential Postmasters
Association and will he made an an
nual event. There are 9 memhers In
the association, and Its officers are:
President. John W. Minto, of Port
land; secretary, U. W. Johnson, of
(',rva!iis.
The postoffico d partment has
granted a ten days' leave of absence
lo pust i;i;::-Iits tliroiiahoilt tile slate
and an mv.tallou lias lieen extended
;,i all loiii'lli-cla.ss p .-: ina-oers to at
it ml.
K. T. Illlsllllell. of III.- 'm:ls'er-
t-.-ii. -mi's olfice, i;i ! '
will t 1 i -. t an addie - '':'! '"'
of the
n..l.,ia -nnventirin at 1 P. in
Presidential electors Henry Heit
felt. Ntz Perce; Harry I.- I'ay. Sho
shone: II. W. Lorkliart, isannoca.
Congressman Frank
Washington.
Lieutenant - governor -
Hunter. Latah.
Secretary cf state Jesse Walling.
Canyon. . .. j
State auditor Frank J. Mrllnde.
Uonner. tl
State treasurer William ur;,
State treasurer William
Brown, Idaho county.
Attorney-general Kdwln
Kitenal county.
State superintendent of pulilic in
struction Miss Kdna ("iillesiie. Ding-
h:. ill.
Inspector of mines .In-ill Pressley.
Slioshoni".
J 1 1 rt l i i - ;.f tlie supreme court J oil II
f Flvnn Ko.iteiiai.
! Cniied S'itle. :ena'or William
i V. Wood, Shoshone.
Harris.
William
W.
Vdlee
Bti ffn iS
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DRIVES Olrf
BLOOD HUMO
The skin is not simply an outer covering of the bodv, ),..,
of norcs an elands it performs the treat and n-..
regulating our temperatures, and also assists in disposing of theiL'l
waste matters of the system by the constant evaporation ,i, 'K;l
,r..rh these little tubes. To perform these duties the ti " M
which connect and surround the pores and glands must be continnl?'
ished bv pure blood. When from any cause the circulation beconT'-:
imnnritint and humors, it loses its strengthening notr.,. .T
disease and irritate the delicate tissues, and produces Eczema Arnfi'
,v,, iihintr rlisfiVurinir skin trouble. S. S S '. ., f !
of every kind by going down into the circulation and neutralizing
in" the impurities and humors. It changes the quality of the blood i
tcrid, fiery fluid to a cooling, health-producing stream, which i,,
irritating and inflaming the skin, cures and nourishes it by its Z!-"'
t,.,iti,f..i mali'tien Salves, washes, lotions, etc.. mav he n. , ';
-... -.lo1'r,c tliev JirTnrd hut- sir in d.,-.. ' ' t
porary uiuuunwi in" -"n cannnt K.
until S. S. S. has purified the blood. Book on Skin Diseases and .
ical advice sent free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLAHTi,
t
;:i i.,. Ih-m ii.
r.-ial I'lilli.
l t -I post Ml. I
; inns
d.s-
MUCH BUILDING
AT COTTAGE
DON'T FORGET THE TIME AND PLACE
GINNEVER. & WHITTLESEY Mfg. Co.,
Portland Oregon
KUYKENDALLS DRUG STORE, - Eugene, Oregon
Newport
YAQUINA BAY
Oregon's Matchless Beach Resort
The Place to Go (or Perfect Rest and Every Conceiv
able Form oi Healthful and Delightful Recreation
ITS FACILITIES ARE COMPLETE-U. st of food ami
an abundance of it. r-'rosh wnU-r fimn springs. All nioilt'tn
iHYt'ssitles, such as tidenraph, telephone, niaiUets freshly pro
vided every d.iy. Fuel in Hlnitulance. Cottages partly fur
nished or unfurnished to be hud cheaply. Strict municipal
sanitary regulations.
NEWPORT is reached by way of the Southern Pacific to
Albany or Co'rvallis, thence Ouvallis & Eastern H. R. Train
service daily and the trip u pleasure throughout. ,
RATE FROM EUGENE:
Season tix-months ticket $5.50
Saturday to Monday ticket $3.00
Out elihoritt nt Sumirtl Hook iri conci'7tilricii)ilion
o Ntwpott, includinj lit ot bottlt, Iheii opacity and
litft. Call on, tclrphoni or wlitt
A. J. GILLETTE,
Eugene,
WM. McMURRAY,
tl. r. A., Follland, Ore.
loHCAIt HAM, imoWNKIa
IN IMI'yi'A KIVKIt
Roaeburir, Au. S. W4ilte bathing
In the Umpqua river, In thin city, laat
cviinlnn, Oscnr Hall, (ted 19 your.
whs drownud. Ho wna uniiblu to
whit ami waded out over hi hend. A
I companion who could swim wtmt to
i Ilia HHSlntiiilci.', but after belnit drae-
I Red under water three times ho was
ubllKed to abundon Hall to his fate
; In order to save his own life. Tho
uody was recovered an hour later.
Pottage P. rove. Or , Aim. (i. Xot
wlrlistnn IIiik Ilia. .I.ii.v and AiiKml
ui-u the quietest trade months In tin
var lor tills miction, the Keneral con
illtinns here am mist encoiiranlnK.
and merchants report splendid trade.
At no time In the history of this
city has building and Keneral Im
provements been so energetically pur
sued. Seven lurge business bricks
have been and are now being com
pleted, on Main street, as well as
Borne thirty residences.
Another Important addition to tne
commercial Interests of tills section
Is the completion of the Cottage Grove
Krult Company a dryer, wnicn win
take care ot the prune crop for 1908.
This Is entirely a local company, the
stock having been subscribed by bus
iness men of this city and farmers
and growers adjacet.
The hay crop for this section is one
of tho heaviest grown In recent years.
mid the prevailing prices are receiv
ed with much satisfaction by the
growers. Buyers from outside points
have been here and several large
shipments will soon he made.
The two brickyards located here
are running to their capacity on con
tracts for Cottage Grove buildings
alone.
Tho lumber business for the pres
ent bocwk to be at a standstill, owing
to the stagnant condition of tho mar
ket generally. Some mills are shut
down entirely, while others are run
ning on short time, with docks well
Btocked with all klnda of lumbre.
TRAVIS ON HIS WAY
! 10 NOTIFY CTY AN
Ai:.rn y l.e - M. TravU ' lii !
in ii i ii i; t ii Lincoln. Nrliraslia.v. h 're
he. :t!i the remainder of tin- n nil;-;
i-aiii.-n ciiininiiti e. will r nn::lh- noli-1
ly iti yati of lili nominal ion lor presi
itriit oil the Deinricratie ticket. Mr.
Travis will return by way of Seattle,
and hop s to atiend the convention
of the Order cf Kaglcs in Seattle. He
expects to he hack in Eugene in about
ten days.
POLONKI. IIO.XIK
KKTIKKS KIIOM Alt.MY.
Washington. D. C. Aug. 7. Colo
nel Ulchard L. Hoxie, one of the vet
eran officers of the Corps of Engin
eers and who for some time past has
been In charge of the fortification
and river and harbor work In Balti
more and vicinity, was placed on the
retired list of the army today on ac
count of age. He Is succeeded at
Baltimore by Major William E. Cralg
hill, who was until recently stationed
at Mobile.
Dll. J. W. IIAItltIS
MOVKH HIS (WICK:
Dr. J. W. Harris has moved Ills of-1
flee from the rooms over Linn's drug 1IIROK.II STACiK TO
n..M CONCKHT IJf
THK l'AHK TON'HJHT
Following Is the program of the
concert to be given In the east park
tonight by tho Eugene Military band:
March, "Tho Masterstroke," Lampe.
Overture. "Schausplel," Bach.
Holka, "L'Elegante." Damare.
Selection, "Marltana." Wallace.
Famous Minuet, Paderowskl.
Miserere, ' II Trovatoro," Verdi.
Ln I'alotnn.
Waltzes, "Land of My Dreams," Her
man. Ma roll, "Santiago Hymn," Morse.
L. P. READ, Director.
.Ihe GRAND
PR.OCR.AM
Pirate's Treasure
Taming His Wife
Minstrel's Sacrifice
Have You Seen My Cow?
The Derby
Three Sportsmen and a Hat
SONGS BY MISS FORD
"A Tear, a Kiss, a Smile"
"She "Was a Grand Old Lady"
Surprise Night To-Night
Matinee To Day 3 p. nv
Everting Performance 7:45 and 9 p,
ALL SEATS 10c.
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1OIXiE INITIATION'
IIY TELEPHONE.
Denver, Colo., Aug. 7. To
morrow night, for the first
time on record, the "Work"
of a secret order will be
transmitted by long-distance
telephone, when Manley J.
Hemmens, Supreme Council
lor of the United States Com
mercial Travellers, will sit at
at his homo in Green Bay, Wis.,
and listen to the Initiation of
fifty candidates by Pike's
Peak Council 15 of thla city.
That absolute secrecy may be
Insured It has been arranged
to place members of the order
ln charge of all connections
along tho line as well aa at
Green Bay and Denver.
store to a suite of rooms In tho new
addition to the First National Bunk
building, where he can be found at
Ills usual office hours. His new
phono number is Main at!
VVKLI, Dull, LINO
Get your wells drilled by olu and
experience.! weu-uriiiers. and Saturdays.
MICHHOLZ A CARI'KNTKIt,
86? So. Willamette St.
KITSOX SPltlXGS
Arrangements have lately been
made so that persons wanting to go
to Kltson Springs can take the mall
stnge at Eugene, Goshen or Spring
field and connect with the stage at
Lowell for the springs by way of
lliuol Dell, on Tuesdays, Thursdnys,
Sept 6
KOlt W(X)I)MV1X(J
Gasolene wnr. Apply J. U. Con
rad, 733 K. 11th. Telephone Black
7tia. Succeasor to- W. 11. Datls.
a!3
1IHICK, llltlt'K
First-class brick, delivered or In
yard. Yard Immediately across riv
er on Linton place.
a6 ED WILES.
MAI'l.K WOOD.
GF.ItMAN COACH STALLION'
Nice drv maple wood
price 11.25 delivered.
WILLIAMS TRANSFER,
Phono Black 1141. a5
The German coach horse willed 1
i purchased from Duncan Scott will
make the stand dm In? the season at
Special nBn(!,' barn.
tf J. H. PERKINS.
For Sore Feet.
I have found Buclen's Arnica
Salve to be the proper thing to use
for sore feet, as well as for healing
burns, sores, cuts, and all manner of
abrasions." writes Mr. W. Stone, of
East Portand, Maine. It is the prop
er thing, too, for piles. Try It: Sold
under guarantee at W. A. Kuyken
dall'a drug store. 2ac.
The
LEN03
Portland's NewanJMoit
Modernly Furnished
HOTEJ
Third and Main Street)
PORTLAND, - 0MC
Possessing every convenience and aivideal location
fronting on the beautiful city plaza. Adjacent to
business center. Up-to-date grill. Telephone in
every room. Private baths. Bus to and from all trains
Rates Americu Plu
$2.50 and J3.90 peril
Rate European Plan
$1.00 and $1.60 per day.
(2.00 and $2.60 with. bath.
Eugene Guard on File
13.60 and $4.00 with bid
O. H. SPENCER, iW
AX OPPOIiTl'N'ITY
I have decided to dispose of tnv
piece of property located on the south
west corner of Eighth and Olive
streets. Parties desiring the same
can see me afternoons and evenings
at B62 Olive street. W. L. McFar
laud. Hi-t
KXCl KSIOX TO .NEWPORT.
During the summer season Sun
day trains will be run on the C. & E.
from Albany to Yaqulna. leaving Al
bany at 7:45 a. m. The morning
local from here connects wtth thia
train at Albany, round trip rate.
EUGENE HOSPITAL
Medical and Surgical
STAFF
W Kuykendall, M. D.
W. O. Prosser, M. D.
P. J. Bartle, M. D.
B. F. Scairle, M. D.
D. A Paine, M. D.
Geo. O'B.DeBar, M.D.
L. E. McDouifal, M. D.
For the care and treatment of
Medical and Surgical Cases
Modern operating room and equipment
Appliances forX ray work.
Sputum and blood examination
Full corps of trained nurses.
Rates on application.
..Training School for Nurses..
Kcgular course of lectures by the faculty and practbl
training in the hospital. The medical and surgical sti3
Ul "u&puai consututcs tne faculty, ror rates or inlor
manon address W. KUYKENDALL, MD., Sut
it. r,
EU HANUS J. H. TEST C P. BA.RNARH EARL McNUTT
BANGS LIVERY CO.
Livery, Feed, Stage and Sales Stables
Cabi Always Heady
First Claw Turnouts of A!l Descriptions
..STAGES..
i nK S rAOE " EuK" EUilENH FLORENCE STAGE -
A dallv itigrkavtlhuf rival ft a. m.
4v Maplflea. clow cwinrvtlm by
icanirr l. KUriw ail ( cm
al J0 a. m. Slarnddnol call at
E rival TMiWncra but wld caH liw
Cl't'll 4ilid llw day btkrr.
Livery Phone Main 2 1
K. (. IIAtlillT.
I'hotos. stamps and post cards.
General view work Sixth street, be
tween Willamette and Olive. tt
SIIINM.RH
MOIKiAN S Kl IINITI KK
KAtTOItV.
Furniture manufactured for whole
sale or retail tru. it-
eml of Fifth str
WKLL imil.MNG.
For np-to-dite well drllllnn see
LaOuke & Leffler Co., well drillers.
iei urn m;i, sss Villard Boul t'
White's restaurant f. r a clean
square meal. 20 cents. aij
'Siiilimer Kxciirvlon Kaus to n.iulna
am! Newport and Detroit.
sr''e every day. round irin ir,
to Newport $j..10;
If you want the flnent Washington
ahliigloa there are in Ku mio. go to
Andrews'..
tlASOI.INK W(HM SAW.
Garrison (iitwon saw all wood
to (in. Office lllack li:i. Ilouie
Ulack t?f.. tf
ited. Phone lllack 3l.
phone, Hlai-k 5."uM.
Factory at east iaiiiina. $.",.00:
Hepnlrllli! solid- to lletrolt, it
Hesldence
tf
I'riie hIbIu at ihe Oriuul tonlKht.
llo you want your windows wash
ed, your house or office cleaned?
tlood work cuaruntccd at reasonable
prices. Nick Miller, 74 Kast Seventh
street; phone Ited 4621. al6
ii. nets soiu on K.itnrdav and Sun
day to Yaqulna and Newport limited
to Monday following ji on '
A. J. OH.LETTE.' Agent.
WOOIt SAWINti
t-asollne pmv
pluine lied il'.'.v
small will li,, appreciated
by W. w. Moore.
vniers lame or
Prlie nlRht at the tirand toniahl.
Before purchasing an antu. ee K.
11. Wray. asent for the Uulck. See
. " "hl machine on the street at anv
, . . numrr ,,,m! roritet that tltno. if
"nue restaurant will satisfy you.
I'rlze nluht at the tirand tonUht. '
Prise nlcht at the tirand tonlsht.
When
if ,'KK,,
-j. ...unmtii, streets.
TeniS
Phone Red
THE EXQUISITE AROMA
OF CHOICE C0FFE1
will be found in our fine b!
of Mocha and Java thai M'
a cup of coffoe fit for the P:
Our reputation is your 9
guard In the matter oll':
and coffees, and you cm fl
better quality at lower r'
here than at any other s:o'(
KiiRene. Purity, fine flavor';
quality is guaranteed '
ery pound of tea. (iilt
spices sold at Green's.
W. M.
619 Willamette St
HDP1TM THE SQUAW
vawjiii, DEAL CR
Phone Main 23.
Prlie nlKht at tne (Iran I tonkht
Monarch rn,... Thirty d.iv.
trial. J. W. Kay, Fur Co'
fro a
tf '
i " i anil roiin I .
C.-!d holl.v h.,m sandwh-h.-s. fine v . , '"n ,,,r "ale cheap l,v
e-nai oanii
silk, at Whl-es restaurant,
1'rlt.- nhiht at the tirand tonich:
Heatlni; furnace, hrici
n stone for
'.tonal Hank.
J- O. THOMAS
all)
JOB PRINTING 0FL KINDS EXECUTES AT THIS OFFICE
Prlie nU'it ,t ,!,,. ,;ran l,.,,,,
Warner t,.. ,,,,,
der t Morris- Music SMre tf
Pi
Prlre nlcht at the lirand toninht.
ie niu'it .it ),,
-an.l tonisht
Prlie ii!
rand toiilKh?
OAHTOni1,
Mn tV. -S ' k i e'O '." 4'-
Nis- y'JT:. .
I- ou w.,nt t Know
. ii nuio". ca t en
Phone
llulck.
H.d 11. ii.
i: ii
hand:,
i r.atu.
Sft Electric Company
ncrynd Makers of Electric and Captures. Orrri
i-ull Line oi Up-to-Date Goods
r ho .Ng,, 5-;4 w, EigMh Su Eugenei 0in.
u,-.SuX.0cX J and Qccuov the CenVer R d
Will Mo
ie Grand to
register Building. CAT t AND SEE L'S
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