Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, January 13, 1909, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textc o o gat Tera war hbw ttkphkbpat, aausn o rr , i 'i t s ;;; .1'; ' ; Hi .(if NATURES CURE , If. .... "' ... o I i-nn TttTPTUTATICU 'fa "3E'0 I Uik ill i- - A'-ia.. 'I'll - ..i,i;iinia n TlI f -i II CJC U'h i(h tirodure Rheumatism nil sutrnest a healthful vegetable remedy as the surest and safct cure. The disease IS brouiflit about bv tin: accumulation of uric acid, an irritating, pain-producing property iu the ilol. llns causes a weakening and sourniK ol the circula tion wh'iih then becomes unlit lor. nourishing the body, while the deposits of uric arid in the nerve, mult-leu. joint and bones produce the pain and Konv of Rhf.ipiatisui. To treat the trouble with medicines containing pot ash or other strong minerals, is simplv adding another poison to the already weak, diwa.iecl blood, n piling it of iu remaining vitality, and perhaps in the end making a physical wreck of the stiflerer. The one safe and only cure for Rheumatism is 8. 8. 8. It is nattire'a remedy for this disease, made entirely from healthful vegetable ingiedienU etracted Irom the roots, herbs and barks of the forest and fields. S. 8. 8. goes down inU the blood and removes every trace A the cause of Klietimatism, cleanse and purifies the ciiculation, and restores health and comfort to those who are suffering from this painful disease. There is but one way to be sure you are not dosing your system with mineral meilicines, and that is to take 8. 9. 8. Book on Rheumatism and aay medical advice free. ' THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. On account of moving into new quarters I will sell retail at wholesale pricea. Bolow are a few of tne many bargains: Satin White Best Valley Flour $1.10 Dayton Best Hard Wheat Flour. . .$1.25 Almonds, lb Walnuts, lb J 5 Candy, lb m -0 50-tfe hex Raisins, Settfess $3.75 Fancy DrW Ptaefm, 2 lbs $ .25 tat Sugar-Cure Hams, lb .16 Dresses' fvaXtrj, turkeys and g eese every rrisUy aad Saturday E. DODGE, SsrL EU BANGS EARL McNUTT I J. H. WEST BANGS LIVERY CO. Livery, Feed, Stage ord Sales Stables Cabi Always Kidy . 'i FirstGau Turnouts oi All Deicfiptioni .. ..STAGES.. McKHNZIFSlGElviEuKrn EUOENF FLORENCE STAGE alSi30a. m, Slapr. do not call l A duly teecl'aveaEugeiisalt a, m, private ruldrncri t-u' will call lot lor Mapltlon, clow connection by b.giftil i.cilliecl. tli nay schsv. tiMmsr Inr Florsncs and Aetna Livery Phone Main 21 , Biii::::::iiiiiii;iiiiiim;ammmtmnm Dressmaking School PnUs briag owa Material aad ssake aay j-armaat desired under ooapeteat instructers; olasaea to fill all needs. Advaaoement aooording te capability. The latest up-to-date system of cutting aad flttiag taught thoroughly. Terms reasonable. For further partlou lars address MISS REOKERD, Room 1. Schneider Blk. tmmtmmmmttnmntmmmmwmm SHOES M-DE TO ORDER at. lb 1 NEW SHOE SHOP Stanley Store Girner Ninth and Willamette Sts PERSONAL ATTENTION TO REPAIRING August Mickelson OREGON DAY . PROGRAM TO BE RENDERED! Fiftieth Anniversary of Admis sion of State Into Union ' on February Hth A suKKested program for public schools and literary societies for Ore gun diiy, February 14. the 60th anni v.THary cif Hie admission of OreKon Into the Union. The act admitting Oregon was passed February 12th and signed by the president Febru ary 14, 1X59. Inasmuch as the 14th falls on Hundny this year, It Is sus Kusted that the exercises be held on Krlday, February 1 2 1 It , and that the centenary of Lincoln's birth be com memorated In the same exercise. s This program Is suggested by the University of Oregon and was pre pared by the departments of history and education. Song "Oregon." (Oregon Teach ers' Monthly, September, 1908.) Reading, Jefferson's Instructions to lye wis (for the exptorstlon of the Columbia river. Cones' The History ot the Lewis and Clark Expedition, I p. XXVI, from middle of page to second line on p. XXVII). Declamation, Baylies' Speech In Congress- (justifying expectation that Oregon would be settled by Ameri cana. Annals of the 17th Congress, second session, 1822-23. Selections pp. 681 and 682). Heading, Applegnte's "A Day With the Cow Column" (Schafer's History of the Pacific fiorthwest, pp. 186- 192). Ilecltatlon, "Cnmpflres of the Pio neers," (6th and 6th stanzas); "Pil grims of tbo Plain," Joaquin Miller (3d stnnza): both In Quarterly Ore gun Historical Boclnty, December, 1909. Rending. Act for the Admission of Oregon (fruni Report of the Swre tarv of State of Oregon, 18U7-98, pp. Ul-2). Oration. Abraham Lincoln (by a member nf the school or some prom inent r'tlrrii). Hong "America." ' Note Complete copies of the read ings and recitations cited above may be secured free of charge by writing the registrar. I'nlvarslty of Oregon, Fugeue, Oregon. FACT? AND FIGURES ON fvW COUNTY OF NESMITH THE mJoLE TRUTH ANDWmiNQ DUT TH&UTH FOR 2 YEARS IfSTi Tal!cti have heen sold by .IruRgls'is and they are today If Vi Winh Hiihii That Is IV- t. i,-pii a fhi If Inf of NnrvA Mln IJrnelne Uhi t Ha. Pied lCltieS. Al)V drilPPlst na I-IIIm . tr That Is lleallf "ouii,jii dj. Anyuriljj,iM Bual to Misrt Tluil Hell at Twle will votl six h(te for IMcr lleiwawl Hie "MOT NT IHM)I" VVI" 5e" J SIX "OXCS IOr Yom Your '-aler .Next Ttn. anJ ,,, ec tQ i e und your A Will U.V. Vata. at UImiU COTTAGE GROVE WILL TRY FOR STATE NORMAL SCHOOL Movement On Foot to Raise Money for Purchase of Site and Buildings The city of Cottnge Orovo will raise money for the purchase of suit able grounds and for the erection of buildings for the State Normal School, Located as they are at pres ent nt Drain, they are In a measure out of the wav. and our natural mu nicipal advantages and location will make It a big object for the Institu tion to come here. Divided Into dls- i trlcts for these nlnces of learning, a I more desirable place for a state Instl t tutlon could not be found than here. J The -tdvnntages of a county seat, i maktn this place the principal city ; betwen here and Itasebnrg. are read , llv seen. We are told that Drain has about r00 poiiutatton. while the pnn uhiHon lit Ibis cIMv will run --los to 3(iHrt. A bill will be drafted aul'sM" to pri' it t-i this session of the lccU lature, and If necessary au f'lltlalle pett'lnn wll! be prwiitcd to h slj,1e at the next election. Cottage ;nve Notes The firm of Pearce Rrothers went out of existence yesterday afternoon about 3 o'clock, the new firm being Pierce A 8hepardson. Sam Pearce re tiring from the firm. Mr. Shepard son has lived In this city for the pnst five or six months Mrs. D T. Awbrey left this morn ing for Portland uon the receipt of the news that her sister's husband. Mrs. S. S. Slgel. was very III. She will remain some time llorn To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Slv. last Frblav. January 8, an S-pound girl. Western Oregon. The Cot'nge drove Commercial Club committee which has In charge the matter of presenting the bill to tho legislature for the formation of the new county of N'esmlth, has com piled the following figures: -Total area, 1966 square miles. Total assessed valuation, $4. 915.933. Total population. 7964. Total number of school children. 2810. i Totul number of school districts, j 2- : Assessed valuutlon per capita. , 6I7.2. ! 13.340.364 of this valuation Is from the south portion of Lane coun-; ty Included within the boundaries of the new county. 11.485.569 Is from the northern) portion of Douglas county Included within the present boundaries of the proposed new county. The present state and county lavy is 12 mills, giving the proposed new county at the same rate a revenue of $58,991.20, 7.30 mills of this amount being county tax, or $36,033.78. for the proposed now county. Cost of county officers, fixed sal aries: Clerk, per annum $1200 Sheriff, per annum 1200 Treasurer, per annum 100 County Judge, per annum .... 600 Assessor, per annum 900 School superintendent 400 Total fixed salaries.. $4400 Two county commissioners at $3 per day each for actual time served. Coroner's salary paid by fees. The salaries of the above county officers are practically a duplicate of the Hood River county officers. The probable cost of officers' sal aries per year, Including commission er and coroner, will not exceed 45, 600. This amount deducted from $36, 083.78 leaves a balance of $30,633.78 for public service. Pl.KASANT HILL ITEMS (Special Correspondence.) Pleasant Hill, Jan. 10. It seems as though thciow has come to stay with us for awhile. Thus far 4 de grees abovo zero u the coldest we have heard of In this vicinity. Attendance at school has been poor for the pnst week on account of the cold weather. Those on the R. F. D. have not re ceived nny mall for several days ow ing lo the carrier not being able to get over Ihe route. When flying ma chines come Into general uso we hope to not be troubled In this way. Sleighing parties are to be seen quite frequently, and up to the pres ent we have heard of only one acci dent that of the Cook-Mitchell sleigh party, who had the misfortune to wreck their sleigh and had to walk part of the way home and finish the trip In a wagon. Born January 10. 1909, to Mr. and Mrs. R. 0. Hemphill, a son. Ros- i coe Is reported to be In a critical condition. S. E. Clum la reported to be quite 111. but we hope to hear that he Is At the -Edonvale telephone line meeting Saturday, officers were elect ed for the ensuing year. Charles McKlniy, who has spent the past eight yenrs In Alaska, has re turned to stay, as he says It Is too cold there to live comfortably. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCKRN PRKNIOKNT I1KLPS ORPHANS. This Is to certify that the Pleas ant Hill Cemetery Donrd has not au thorised any person to solicit funds for hiring a sexton in the cemeterv. CEMETERY HOARD. E. C. Lnttln. W. L. Hrlstow. R. J. I! l!hll P'nrlr. iiuinni 1 Ton ara lntrMtd In "-v.tfvcr may bring yeu llifi htvhent plus for ytir milk proiluct. Salting crmra to un will bring you htghr returns than you can got by any other method. KUflKNR CUKAMEItV. Successor to Independence Creamery. 471 1-1 Willamette at. Phone Main H M ar agents for the- Empire Cream Wil.MAMS' CAHIIOI.IC SALVK WITH AltXICA anil WITCH HA.KL The beat aalve In the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tet ter, chapped hands and all skin emo tions. Guaranteed to give sstisfaction or money refunded. Sold by I len Drug Company. R, C, MORtJAX'S FIRMTI RK FACTORY. aa.t rirwa.Hl Numker ol Till Really jr.Oncy it tllCV do Hit benefit I trial and Orphan's Home at Macon. Hieelleul t'tgar. , ! U . who writes: "We have usee! Elec- yOU. Dont let yoi:r trOllb.C (trie Hitters In this Institution for Furniture manufactured for whole sale or retail trade. Factory at east end ot Fifth street. Repairing solle- Hundreds of orphan hare been ' Ked. Phone Black 5391. Residence helped bv the President nt the Indus- phone. Black 5601. tf MOVKD. title kaammeil ll-ortlng and lUue Prlnlltm H. iw Irwnendilp MP rvrnlmhed Notary Public Pann I Mils at lmel lUtea nine years. It has proved a moat ex- Miss Oebhart, tha dressmaker has cedent medicine for Stomach, l.lver ! moved to S3 hast Ninth St.. room 5. n.l W i . .. , . ' - V . i . . VleWlIn' iti.ra Phnna Vn T ! Will benefit yOU. DeRin today! j as one of ihe best family medicines! Wll." Ret so bad that no medicine C. S. Freeland; & CO ABSTRACTORS Hoome H al IK. M.-Cliutg Itlilg , IWtier Hlli alHl M llUuirttc M . T.lc.lioi Itnl IIM i VINCENT I RESTAURANT j Mtvil at all Hours 20c and up before too late. If you arc skeptical, send for free booUct I isherDruiJ Co. Chicago. FOR 8AI.K H V MKKS Dltl t) rimltK. on earth. It Invigorates tha vital organs, purifies the blood, aids dl- gestlon, creates appetite To strength en and build up thtn. pale, weak, chil dren or run-down people. It has no equal. Ilest for feiusle complaints. Only 50c t W. A.-KuykendaU's. , WeJI Drilling Tot up-to-date well drilling laDuk JcLtlHcrCo. Well Drill ;n Telephone Red 5121 VUUrd Boulevard ATTKNTION. A : ritman It tfce quickest and -a) e.'.ct ihorthand system to ! Icsrn It ts tauht by a ther- oueMr cxrertenced stenog- rapher jt Snilihs. KXPKRT PI'IILIi' STFXOORAPHKR. Tltm li'o.-k. Jth and 'Um. ette ! , Phone Re.1 is';, JIT ' 4 Warner tunes ?isnta i.eave or lers at Morris' Music Htnre " Abstracts furnished and land title examined. Fred Flsk. Merchants' Hank Building, Eugene. Oregoa. tt For health and happiness De Wlif, Little Eearly Risers pleas ant little liver pills, the best made. The Auxiliary of the Cummer, tal Club meets Wednesday evening In the Club parlors. The members .ire requested to be present and strsn ecrs In Ihe city are cordially InvltM to attend. And all new residents a sl.o cordially Invited to become mem bers of the Au'0.try. J; :0.. Tho A PnnoTlli hotol man 1 barn. 5 of n-Ht Invr IV, Hot, nt'ii U si th r--u of a .irri H d:y, Tho xr V ht rx-'-tv,i n enUnnsii.t of 5 barv! -vm.I thi r ctrtJ to laat a.Kut 1 GO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS TO j CALIFOR.NL THIS WINTER IPX -., f fr. r1,ryriT-f,il1v miA iLI mate known only to Southern G M 1 (ne! ' I ,m, ri11 finri 1UX 111U A UU1, JUU IY1U 1U1V1 abundance of sunshine, bright skies, a clear bracing atmoscH ' J X 1 congenial associations and invigoratj healthful recreations too numerous to n tion. te dt g g g & g RESORTS ARE 11 1 -V RL, Some with world-wide reputations as Angeles, Paso Robles. Hot. Springs, Lj Beach. Santa Barbara, Hotel del M ..Santa Cruz, Satf Diego, Santa Moi Venice and commodious, delightful I ging places of lesser remown. All rj taining the California standard for hostf ity and faultless accommodations. The Soufl :hern Pi Company Will be glad to supply some very attractive liter, in detail the many delights of winter in Calif J low rate round trip excursion tickets on sale to Q The Rate From Eugene to Los J Return is $55.00 nnii six montns, allowing stop-overs in either iiar excursion rates are in effect to all California For full information, sleeping car reservatSns and tickets, call on. te, A. J. GILLETTE, Agent, Eugene, 5 OR I Wm. McMurray, Csn. Pass. Ag fc 1U r