Eugene daily guard., January 13, 1909, Image 6

1H0 IS L'SJf
The aenl ol approval In k!v?d
our Hpldftr lt Tea by wr
critical and dtnorlniinatiiiff epi
cure. If you wlHh a product that has
rml roiiwm rated uttoiiKth, that
In dHfrfmixly r-1v.iiK and frit- (
grant, a trial of our Mocha fttt'J
Java Coffn. the bt that tmtnvy
attmdy
Mr lb.
,V. M. GREEN
J tfHK NVI'AltK IlKAl, (;ltM Kit,
v : ! Main 2.1 (III) Willamette HI.
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", ; grant, a irini or our Mocn
, ' 'i ' I Java Coffee, the bmt (bat I
. i I can buy, will make uu a i
V I client ii f ours. 40 cenis
Before selling
your choice
Lamb?,
Vcol or Poultry
see
yiNG & CAMPBELL
hore Main M Sli VMIrmetle
Coffee
Just Coffee, but perfect
Coffee.
Your grocer will grind It
better if ground at Louie not
too flue.
Winter Suits
To Suit M
Uadame Dean's
it rift.
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A sura, CmMi II
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MM4 Huret Ml eatl HlllacUia Ouaft
Ain't ur Muorr lt"fuudMl, Hclit pie
pal4 f,MUO.-rl(i. W ill sew litem
imi Irtwl, lt lo tsl4 f.ir whwirHIvr1.
Mainelra Hr- Ii.l.l nn UJiis lha
SMiitlnp, m-eept fio.iilMllliltr. If your
ilniKitiirtir..uotbv;,Uvwrud rji
,jnlyni lo l'"
iwia iam to.! iw , ukmm. ft
Eugene by Mf. 1. Delano
'GEO.K.MUNROE
We hare the bent lino of aca
onnliKi Clothing. In the city.
Quality aad style am Uie boat
and prior am marked ao that
Ui Jf will all be cloaned out be
fore our spring atock begins to
come aloa. We sell the cele
brated MkiiaeU, (Hera Co,
aie rtia brat la the worM.
Oa Ha at 'faralatuat
la oowalete aad la Mhlru, Un
derwear and Neckwear we are
aure to hare Just what you are
looking for.
FURNITURE
117 Vet Helilli HI., Knuenr, (Vregon.
I'liiin lied ft.1711.
Sole Au''' '"' H'" Portland
Hlie Work.
Plfiy-lhrwi atrloa. Including tht
ootid Iwtrull I. Ins. Alio the Lacledt
Itangva lha beat low price rang
a th market.
A lull Una of Haatart uM Iron)
lha la.-inty.
."II unit inln our laraa slock
before buying elstwhwe.
! Weil Drilling
I Se
i Lurchollz & Carrcntcr
It r gcod
I well drilling
Phone Red 4572.
X 67 S Willamette St.
ED. HANSON
linst Ninth Street?
SPORTING NOTES" t
f'rpd HimiIow, the old Cleveland
catcher. ko? t(' Montreal next aea'
Al Kaufdnan Is the latent to draw
the color Hue. Ilia color line draw
Iuk la done with a piece of char
coal. IIiik'i Bhannou, formerl.a with the
St. I'aul, Ualtlinore and Ujwell cluba,
will manage the Oltumwa, Iowa,
team.
John Hoey baa been sold by the
Iloaton Americana to the Baltimore
club of the Eastern league.
George Winter, the old Boston
pitcher, la to be Instructed bow to
find bla way to Indlauapolla by the
Detroit club.
If I'lttaburg gave New York a
hcet of bonk and dance mimic for
Hplke Hbanuon wbut did Kanaaa City
give Flttaburg?
Tod Sullivan aaya that Ty Cobb Is
the greatest hall player In the world
today. They are all great today ai
t'jo season doesn't begin until April.
Bail players are playing the mar
rlnge game to a standstill this win
ter, which is a mighty fine thing.
Baseball news is scarce during the
"benny" days.
Manngor McAleor of the St. Louis
Drowns, will give a trial to l'aul
Cobb, brother of tho famous Tyrus.
Jlinin signed i'aul because Jack
O'Connor said he wouldn't do.
Martin, the little brothor of Pitch
er Kd Walsh, will be given a chance
to display bis ideas of the national
pastime with the Chicago White Sox
next aprlnff.
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Mike Kelly will manage the St.
Paul toani and Tim Flood will be the
captain. That combination is enough
to start something on any ball field
In the Aiuc.lcuii Association,
When you come to think of It ev
eryone geta an even break at one
time or another. St. Paul has the
champion boy" trap shooter and Mo-
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MISSIONARY WIFE
PRAM
IbsMghtei's Head Encrusted with
Dandruff feared sheWould Lose
her Hair Many Treatments wore
Futile -Baby had Milk-Crust...
BOTH CHILDREN CURED
BY FAMOUS REMEDIES
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B.'It WilldliH tie Wlri't.
Of.l. i II1HH- lltl 4 folk.
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fur! v jiii'd line olmcuKI
injs hi llic (ity. .ii'd
tian.c picture! to oiJvr Jit
prurs lhAt kp inir cum
c'tito (m.llg.
PvMiou Wall Paper
and Paint company
M aitd t W Ht'V.-nlh Htrooi.
"Fir wvorol yi-ara my hunt wind was
It mitwiitnary tn tho Hoiithwiwt, and we
wrn tivtnjt on (hn nIk of tho ritttPrt at
tn ukvalU'n of nearly ftvo tliounaiid
fU Kvwy itj in that hiich and dry
tiniihro haa more or liws troubln
wtth tlamlriilT and my daughter' aralp
bwanw to ntnulni with It that I wu
aiarnMHl for fuar aim would loan all har
bair, whtoh waa ry hvarir. Aftar
twndinff botwwn Ave and iU dollar
for vnritiUH ntniMlfm. In dfw.ratifn 1
iMtuxhl a rakn rf CuiUura tSoap and a
Imx a( t utKiira Olnlmfiit. Aflr nib
lung tho t.'uttuura Ointment thoruuithly
InUi ttit n.ota t th hair. I fffntlv
oomlml tho vrum if damirulT tnt (mm
tlv at-alp, and tlun itava her had a
thorough han.poo with th ruticura
H.iap. 'J'hiN IWl llvt aI laiilifiilly
rbNin and fw ftuni dandruff, ami after
thn hair win tlty, I aieuin nihtMI the
t'ntlrtira tintiu'nt, thiit tune npnrtttRly,
Into tho rtHtt, and 1 am harpy uy
that tho t'uiu-ura HrmotiDvi wvre a
Ciiiiplfto aiK-tM. My tntubloa with
dandruff wor oor, althottch for a It'll
tlmo aftorwanl I uwd tho t'nticiira
(intmont aa at fimt, after hatnMK.inu.
whH'h aept the acalp and riMta of the
hair iiHmt. I have ued tutxvnfutlr
the ( utioura lteinHllta fm aiMHeil
milk-onit' on ttaby'a head, and have
never found anything U equal them.
You are at liberty to pul-ll-h thU letter,
ftr 1 do alncerely believe that the IHiti
cura Itentodiea ara a blewiug to man
Bind. Mn J. A. Darlinx, JtO rtflh
fit,. CarthafW, Ohio, Jan. JO, U08.M
Ctitlenr Ointment la on oi tha ihoat
inioreMful rurativea for torturinc. dia
flfuhnf hu mom of the tktn and 9cml,
Imudma he of hair, aver oouitounthHl,
In trnxaf of which, a atnci an4nUnK
with It. preceded by a h"t bath with
Cutitnira 8ap, and Mlowod. when
nocAWMiry. bv a mild done of tutitnira
)ttlvent (liouid or p4ll. often
nuirit'iont to aflonl Immotbate rlisf of
It htiiK, bin limit ami tu iv hnnuim,
etwiua, t'ijtrtt."n and in'ianm-noiis,
1-Miit ty-'i mid -p. and point to a
V''xlv ounr wtion a t Nt f.iN.
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X ' LABUri IiU I tb
Next season Philadelphia Oil be
the oni yi.Ojor league city not hav
ing a manager on the field in unl
foroO Smooth p there a bit,
Messrs. Mack and Murray!
as)
The lady patrons of the Minneapo
lis ball club will be at the opening
?
President Gompers will attend the
next session of the British Trade Un
ion Congress.
jfe $ 4c O
The Union Labor Advocate Is
about ready O) be published In and
came a-plenty if Nick Altrock joins 1 for Greater New York.
the Millers. They will be anxioua
to see if N'lckerlno la as handsome as
he Is touted.
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The original Alfalfa league has
been organized In Kansas, with Great
llend, Arkansas City, Hutchinson,
MjrPherson, Sallna and Strong City
starting the excltment. In fact the
first town is great and the last one
as strong as any city In the Sun
flower state.
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George Lalllanche, the old-time
boxer known as the "marine", has
been bitting the rough edges of late
as a result of over Indulgence in
throat-scratchers. But George Is on
the bridge now and says he Intends
to keep out of the wet in future.
REALTY TRANSFERS
OF LANE COUNTY
Iluve your A hairnets made by. the
l.ano County Abstract Title &
Trust Co.
Neva Hayes ct al. to Tnmas T.
Tripp; lot 15 liuddestone's add., Eu
gene. $.100.
Thomas C. Wheeler et ux, to J. P.
Porter; 171 acres In sec. 2, tp, 20, .
r. 7w. IIIO.
John 11 .Bnrr et ux. to John W.
Christian; tract In lot 11, sec 11, tp.
18, s. r. 3w. $30.
L. M. Travis et ux. to I,.H. Brooks;
tract In Lane county. $100.
Benjamin M.. Hawley et ux. to W.
E. Brown, $500; N. Vi, sec. 36, tp.
21, s. r. 2w. $500.
J .J .McCormlck etux to J. P.
Porter; 160 arres In Bee. 2, tp.
20 s. r., 7w $100.
Harry Spalsburtt to J. P. Porter;
neVi, sec 24. tp. IS. s. r. 6w $5,000.
U. S. to Harry Spalsburg, neft
sec. 24, 'tp. 10, s. r. 6w.
A'ndrew H, Hlukaoa etVx to J P
Portef! 60 Ultras In Lane ft Doug-'
Iks crtuntlai. 100.
Ullla M. Baldwin et al. 6 jlBn
Kelly Lumbar Co.; e4 5. tp.
21. i. r. 2w. $2,000.
A. P. Patterson, to IaTld K. Ln
thy, sw of no4, kc, 7 tp. 18 s. r.
5w; $400.
Peter 0. Rnugen to William S.
Morten, trtfcX In Falrmount. $1,176.
i. O. IWAiilale. to State of Oregon:
tract neec. 8. tp. 17, s. r. Xe. $200.
' ( '(,. Guthrie et ux. to M. D. Mltch-
ff); tract in lot 7. blk. 17, Eugene.
$1,600.
S. A. McKay et ux.- to Edward
Copenhaver; se sec. 2, tp. 19, a. r.
4w. 1,500. '
Hoira of F. B.' Dunn, to F. B.
Dunn Land Co.; 1,040 acres In tp.
19, s. r. 4w. $100.
MiiKle Hamilton et al. to Marvin
llaniniltt et al; 100 acres In sec. 12,
tp. 15. s. r. llw. $1.
Sidney t. McMains et ux, to Mar
vin Huiiimltt et al; wV sec. 31, tp.
16, a. r. 9w. $1.
Charles II. Hamilton et ux, to
Marvin Hammltt et al; 160 acres In
sec. 8, tp. 16, a. r., lOw.
II. 8.. to Belinda J. Meredith 160
acres In sec. 2 4, tp. IS, s. r. 7w.
Sarah Smith et al. to Hobert Mc
Alister; tract In Lane county.
Ambrose L. Thomas et al. to Neva
Hayes: lot 15. Huddleston's add.,
Eugene. $110.
H. C. Schleef etux to John W.
I'felfer et al; 160 acres in sec. 24,
tp. 20, s. r. w. $3,200.
tl. L. Nolta el ux, Vina Clark et al;
tract In sec. 4. tp. 21, s. r. 3w. $210.
James L. Hunter, to W. B. Cooper
et al; tract In Stotiffer's add.. Cot
tage Grove. $900.
J. S. l.uckey, to Ambrose Middle
ton; tract In Falrmount. $1,450.
Olendola Nokea et al, to W. B.
Cooper; tract In sec. 33, tp. 20, s. r.
3w. $135.
Glondolla Sokes et al to W. B.
Itnndall; tract In sec. 30, tp. 20, s.
r. 3w. $375.
W. B. Cooper et al, to Glednolla
Nokea: tract In Cooper ft Randall's
add.. Cottage Grove. $500.
Frank Crablree, to V. B. Cooper;
tract In sec. 4. tp. 21. s. r. Sw. $140.
Antona K. Klrgwell et al, to Webb
W. VSynegar; 120 acres In sec. 17. tp
19. a. r. 4w. $300.
F. B. nunn Land Co.. to E. I.
Howe; 1.040 acres In tp. 19, a. r.
4w. $300.
Glendolla Nokea et al, to the Pub
lic: tract In sec. 33. tp. 20. a. r. 3w.
V. I). White et ux. to the Public;
tract in sec. 33. Ip. 20. s. r. Sw.
W. 11. Cooper ct ux. to Geo. M
Miller et al; ."i: a,-ri tn sec. 27
tp. 20. s r 3-i $.".tiii.
xnllls IV .v.ilor et 1. to W. II
t .i.t l:i iv. ST. tp.
New York has the greatest number
of wag? earners of any state In the
Union. Pennsylvania comes next.
Scottish coal masters have an
nounced their intention of making a
further reduction of mlnera' wages
to the extent of 6 1-4 per cent.
Considerable Improvement to re
ported In the manufacturing depart
ment of the linen trade of Lurgan,
one of the chief centers of the Irish
linen trade.
An effort is being made to amal
gamate the International Brother
hood of Boilermakers and Shipbuild
ers and the United Boilermakers and
Iron Ship Builders of North Ameri
ca. W B. Wilson, the former secre
tary of the United Mine Workers of
America has been honored by being
re-elected to Congress from Pennsyl
vania on the Democratic ticket at the
last election.
Of the Important strikes in this
country, the object of which was an
Increase of wages 49.95 per cent
were successful during the past year;
18.69 per cent were partly sucessful
and 21.36 per cent failed,
The Iowa Federation of Women's
Clubs will try to bring about the pas
sage of a law by the llglslaturo fix
ing the minimum wage which depart
ment stores and factories shall be
allowed to pay their girl employes.
9S 9C 3C
The number of women and girls In
the stogy manufacturing Industry in
Pittsburgh, Pa., Is larger than that in
any other factory trade In that city
and outnumbers the men and tioyg In
he same Industry three to one.
Tnd Cincinnati branch ot the In
ternational Frlulln Prswmen and
..I, iraiail nan recently won
llta !dW-4rawn-out fight with the
tUlt&hal' Printing and Engraving
Company In that city for the grant
ing of an elgnt-nour aj.
' During the year 190X the sum of
it Ann nnn wa exnended by the
employers In Germany for the direct
aid of their employee. More than two
thirds of that sum wis given as vol
untary contribution oy a uuiuuer "
private firms and Individuals.
Mnnv workmen are" planning to
leave the island of Santos, In the Med-fortv-three
miles south
east from Myrna, because of the In
troduction of cigarette macninerjr
which makes It possible to produce
luO.000 clgarettea daily.
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The Canterbury Conciliation Board
of New Zealand has recommended
that the hours of farm laborers and
fnrm hands should not exceed eight,
except at harvest time, when ten may
be worked. In America the farm
hands work on an average of four
teen hours.
In giving Judgment In connection
with the baker's strike at Wellington,
the New Zealand arbitration Court
held that the operatives' union was
entirely responsible for the strike,
and fined it 1.000 letr, lntlmlalng
that If the fine were paid within a
week onlv nominal penalties would
be Inflicted on the men Individually.
If the union did not pay, the court
would inflict substantial penalties on
the operatives who took part In the
strike.
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VJhen shown positive and reliable proof that a certain
remedy had cured numerous cases Cf female ills, wouldn't
anv sensible woman conclude mat uie same remedy would
. J . - . rr Jil. it. i Ul i
also benefit her u sunenng wtui mc sainc uuuuic r
Here are two letters which prove the efficiency of Lydiai
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
' T.wi itanks. Miss. ""Words tire tniidelatiate) to express what!
Lydhi li. I'inkham's Vegetable Compound luu done for rue. t
suffered from a female disease and weakness which the docJ
tr .iii wiu caused bv a fibroid tumor, and I commenced to)
think there was no help for me. Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable!
Compound made me a well woman after all other means nadJ
failed. My friends are ail asKing- wnai nas iieipeu iiiu ew uiuvu
and I plailly recommend Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound." .Urs. line i.awarus.
A "WAfnrn tnkintr Lvdia E. Plnkham'
tr ..,.! ,..,..wi r nrosweak and nervous, ana could nol
boon my feet half a day without suffering. The doctors tob
hie I never would be well without an operation, but Lydia H
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has done more for me than al
the doctors, and I hope this valuable medicine may come hit
the hands of many more suffering women." Mrs. Joseph Ii
Dandy. I
We will pay a handsome reward to any person who wif
prove to us that these letters are nor. genuine ana irutniu
or that either of these women were paid in any way foj
thir testimonials, or that the letters are published witho
their permission; or. th;t. the original letter from each dl
not come to us enureiy unsuuiiicu.
What more proof Can in? one ak ?
tor 80 yea I4Jh E. Pinkham's Vagetable
Compound tMM beesi the standard remedy for
female Ills. No sick woman does justice to
beraalf who will not try this famous medicine.
Made exclusively front root aud herbs, and
haa thousand of cures to its credit.
Mrs. Plnkham invites all sick women
to write her for advice. She baa
guided thousands to health free of charge.
Address Mrs. Plnkham, Lynn, Mass.
im 4mrw iv,
1 - ' to write her for advice. She baa WJil9Y I
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Theatre I
R0SEBURG OPENS
NEW CLUB ROOMS
Hoseburg. Or.. Jan. 12. The "
burg Commercial Club is dedicating
Its new quarters tonight with ap
propriate ceremonies. The club Is
composed ot 1 1 0 members, and with
tho advantages of Its new quarters,
which are among the finest In the
state, they will be better able than
ever to carry on their work. Among
the outside boosters present at the
meeting tonight are Tom Richardson
and J. W. Bailey, ot Portland.
KRAVK lint LADPINB.
often receive severe burns, putting
out tires, then use llucklen's Arnica
Salve and forget them. It soon drives
out pain. For burns, scald, wounds,
ru's aM.I bruises. Its earth s greatest
h.';il." Quickly citr.-si skin Kruptions.
to:,! S.iro:'. UoiN, I'li-ers. Felons; bi
will give one f the best attractions ta- has been seen
e. gene lor some time and the management gua
tees tn t this attraction will please every cne
takes in the show.
Misdeeds of a Tragical Part
Laundress Inherits
Rocambo
Song of the Shirt
Young Artist
The above is the list of motion pictures that wUl be seen at
1-'nl n a'onj with the SiDginf.which will
leature is well worth hearing.
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riuuitdng and IWnrr Wetk.
Also general Jobbing la tit. uJ
beet Iron aork. lroo work pt.imi i:
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