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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 4, 1908)
& CURE FOR RHEUMATISM i nV acid in the blood, which is vd bv ere . f svsteni. Everv muscle. .tb1400? , he acrid, pain-producing poison, causing ('i joint absor to t known svmptoni. of the dirt:. f'Z and discomfort of KhiuHiatisra cannot t ' i iron PainS,f blasters, and other external treatment r tie of ''Sphere the cause is located. Such measures .,-itd tieblood ,, w Rheumatism the uric acid and d bCexpened 'rom the blood. S S. S. cures J miioa mst D",;(it blood purifier. It goes down into the il S anddrives it from the brood. S. S. S. eli'teU"to matter which is causing the pain, swell- ''n f?rmsof Rheumatism, whether acute or chronic, 1 Utt vegetable remedy, possessing the properties hbisale' J time a medicine that builds up the entire. , ud it tw s,m Book on Rheumatism and any medical advice KtMiC THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.i ATLANTA. GA- b GRAND PROGRAM ConUpoos Nervousness Kind Hearted Tramp Off to Morroceo Cook's Policeman Elixer of Peace St. Vitus Dance Horse Show SONGS BY MISS HENDERSHOTT .... . t- - j . U . Cor.-ot Hnme "11 1 omy naa - Lthe Dusky Columbia River Meets the Sea Saturday 3 p. m. Evening Pertormance ?: ana v p. m. ALL SEATS 10c. )h " et:m T8K G n-UI Y OVARII, KltM.AV. s HOT CONTEST CLOSES IN SISTER STATE SK11 KMltKK 4, lltON Seattle. Wash.. Sept. 4 0n ho most Interesting and ,.x.-itin litical contests in the his:orv n Stock of Irons Is Exhausted 50 MORE ORDERED ! al price of $4 will hold for a short time after ral. meantime consult our Illuminating Engineer current savingjideas in home and store illumi- c Electric Engineering Co. Machinery, Wiring, Supplies FOR THE DAILY GUARD, 50 CTS. PER MONTH operatic list of candidates for the gov .o-;friiurshii are John 1'attison. of Col- state or Washington will Cir ' V . . n"1,wn. ' r'h Yakima: come to an end ex Tud- vw h't : Um w , "'"""i i" S""ka'" w- sir i '-F'---"--!;"'ue " ,h election 'S """'" "I 'r secretary of state, treasurer Mirorrsrnhr'Stsia will ine mil eve vh! ' 8,!Ufi- a,led nomination.. On the tv 1iiHimT j conn- nepuiiiican side there are two or fh?h?.L,: el "r.'h,e..n'.an "ceiylng Seattle district Is a candidate for 'r ! ; "j o,.. u,,""n lur i "it- nomination, and w 1 go back as hi ed States senator. Advocates or the . record is generally t "t u tor i !'i !!,ary ar.e much "'eaSed wllh rranci8 W- Bushman; In the Tacon a Xl mi t " u?s, """"d by district, also is assured of renom n t-i L h "11,k'lana many tlon and re-election. The third lit ! nHMPf"ed 'h,e. '""J' ,hat 8Cores "f trlct 13 ,he real battleground Then.' candidates w-ould refuse to give the are seven Republican candidates in ,n munna mat tne les- this district, four from Spokane son of Oregon would show that it was alone. In each of the three districts wrong However, this belief has not I the Democrats have united upon a been held by the candidates, and as I single candidate there Is no possible chance of the Outside of local option there is Oregon situation being repeated In scarcely an Issue In the campaign this state, the successor to Senator unless It be an amendment to the uo.i n; iu ue namea ny tne railroad commission law. giving .hiBiun in uifcuiuiice io tne win or the people as expressed by their votes next Tuesday. There are three Republican aspir ants for the senatorshlp. the present incumbent, Levi Ankeny, Congress man Wesley L. Jones, of North Ya kima, and Judge William H. Snell, of Tacoina. Ankeny is a wealthy bank er and owner of farm lands, living at Walla Walla, Congressman Jones is a lawyer and comparatively poor man .having little beyond his salary. An keny and Jones are regarded as the two leading candidates, with many j astute politicians predicting the over throw of Ankeny and the election of : Jones. The candidacy of Snell was !an eleventh hour entry In the race land though it has complicated the : situation It Is not expected to affect j the result materially, j George F. Cotterill and M. M. Gnd- man, both of Seattle, are the candi dates of the Democratic party for th? I senatorshlp. The Republican race for the gov I ernorship is the most Interesting con test to be decided at the primary. There are eight Republican candi dates, the present governor, A. 12. Mead, former Governor Henry Mc j Bride, Attorney-GenernI John D. At- kinson, Samuel G. Cosgrove. a pop 'ular member of the legislature, Col jonel W. M. Ridpath, of Spokane, who j is counting on the support of the ! war veterans. Joseph W. Robinson, or : Olympia, Robert B. Brown, of Seat ! tie, and Oscar H. Neal, of Belling I ham. i Governor Mead's administration ' has been Tree from scandal, and Is ; generally regarded as satisfactory, j His most formidable opponent is ex-Governor McBrlde, who is well I liked by the business Interests of the I state. These two are regarded as 1 leaders in the race. On the Demo- BUCKEYE STATE CAMPAIGN 10 OPEN .nms:on. ().. Sept. 1 -.. Yomii--tu is town is preparing to enier ta n an imnieiiM' crowd toinon.nv on "'asion of the opening of the Kepiihllcan state campaign. The ral ly will he more than a mere state af fair. It will practically mark the opening of the Republican campaign for the whole country, and the spec, h or Governor Hughes, of New York which will he the principal feature' has been written with that fact in view. Advices have been received which indicate a large attendance of visit ors from every nook and corner of the state. Marching clubs and bands are coming from Cincinnati. Colum bus, Toledo atnl other elfin Tl... prominence of the speakers Is ex pected to draw a large crowd from ail the country that can he reached bv the interurban lines, and this com prises nearly the whole or the north ern ead eastern portions or Ohio. The orators of the day will be Gov ernor Andrew ,. Harris, who is a candidate lor re-election: Governor Charles K. Hughes, of New York. and Senalor Albert J. Ileverldge. of Indiana. Governor Harris will speak on state issues and Governor Hughes and Senator Ileverldge will discuss imLiuuai issues., Groceries Hard Wheat Flour $1.35 While le movinsf E. DODGE Successor to Scobcrt & Dodge , greater power to that body. The declarations of the Republican and Democratic state conventions on the liquor question are going to arouse much Interest, but the real fight will come In the legislature, when the Re publicans will introduce a local op tion bill and the Democrats a bill for a constitutional amendment for pro hibition. It is believed that the an-ti-linuor element will control the leg islature by a big majority, and local option will probably win. SPKCT.-UT L.Alt SI K'IDK OK IIIUaSISOKO hoy Hillshoro. Sept. 3. By blowing his body to fragments with dynamite, Harold Christensen, 1U years old, a stepson of C. Christensen, one of the road supervisors of this county, com mitted suicide yesterday. From what little evidence remained It is believed that the lad placed a st'ck of dynamite in his mouth, holding i: with one hand while he lighted the fuse with the other. In the explosion that followed Young Chrlstensen's head was blown to fragments and other parts of his body mutilated. The deed was committed about 1 o'clock this afternoon, while Mr. and Mrs. Christensen were absent from their home, a mile from Tlgardvllle, on a visit to the family of 11. G. Reedv. When they left the house the boy complained of a slight stom ach trouble, but seemed not t:i be suffering unusually severe pain from that cause. Despondency over 111 health is nl leged to have caused the act. Coroner Brown, ot Hlllsboio. was notified and at once empanelled a jury, which brought in a verdict of suicide. HAllKI.MAX I.KAYKS PKI.1CAN BAY IiOlH.K Klamath Falls. Sept. 3 Harrimnn leaves Pelican Bay lodge tomorrow on his trip to the several Oregon cit ies that he has promised to visit be tween this city and Portland. He will return In a week, meeting the rest of the party at Weeds, from whence he will return to New Y'ork. A Paying Investment Mr. John White, ot 3S Highland avenue, Houlton, Me., says: "Have been troubled with a cough every winter and spring. Last winter 1 tried many advertised remedies, hut the cough continued until I bought a 50-cent bottle ot Dr. King's New Dis covery. Before that was half gone the cough was all gone. This winter the same happy result has followed; a few doses once more banished the annual cough. I am now convinced that Dr. King s New Discovery Is the best of all rough and lung remedies." Sold under guarantee at W. A. Kuy kendall's dm; store. 50c and SI. Trial bottle free. BILLMIItR nit()THi:i(S For all kinds of drnylng and ex press. House phone Hed 2 712; or flee. Black 6411. Hnrd bricK for chimneys. CHAMBKRS HARDWARR CO Large shipment of rugs on the road; wait for them and save monoy. CHAMBKRS HARDWARE CO. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE GUARD. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. fiie Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Sigu&iun ui Eugene Poultry Store j Big Saturday Sale of Live and Dressed Poultry Our Saturday Sales are growing in popularity and in order to mrrt tflff drm.1nr4 ur will hlvr V. -i r- H I .....I.. t ' - - - auppiy ui live i and dressed poultry. DON'T FORGET OUR NUMBER. 102 East Ninth Street. Phone Main 645 Z I ,t M f AT i j Psf? prime r We Carry Prime Meats and no other kind. 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We are in position to SWe such terms as you reasonably need. Our offer will stand for the next thirty days. Will you avail yourself of this opportunity ? Surely you cannot afford to waste your time. Why riOt commence novv ! Call at the office of the Eugene Real Estate & Investment Company ; we will talk this matter over with you, show you ese and start you on the road of success. Eugene Real Estate and Investment Company Phone "Main 78" e o 9 & 550 Willamette Street.
