Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, February 13, 1909, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Texto . o THE ETOEA'E'nAILY GCAHO. SATIHIVW, KKIIUIMUY O is, moo. 5 O FJCEMT CANADIAN KOSPiTAi $ SPRMELD Try l,i h.en.r to.i;iv Is lis Ir.Ali in ,v.-r -J'""l"s ini'-.i ,ls ,,nlv j,..s; l,.f, Us. - It s.tys l'hil;u'h. "thi' twluti.' of all u.,.., I'm, n unn ti,,-ir virtu,- iis. s In nl.irv iifuT Ui.'lr ,1,-uli. ami that III,' j'iivy SvliKh m.ny ovll man may li.iv, i iul,'.i against ilrrin nvvi'i- survlv,- i Hi-' vnvi-.us.'' Sii. h K Hi,, fat,' ,.t Lincoln. OBSERVES DAY o 1 2 4lw Www rWlvvml ill iOLi it i I ) f t &sti AT OLD HOME Address Made by French and English Ambassadors Springfield, Ills:, Anions the principal at the celebration - he Fell. IH-akui'ii 12. today lliosplfl. Quebec City. Lor listen, who com- Hit Peruna, has Im HI continue to take It. luttrylntttalso. i.Ste. Marie, Supre. ii ti respiratory organs in ailment in Canada for nil of the year. L U do doubt caused by k winters experienced in hnntinent. ben Pernna was discov- Kiin people to be a relia- tbew catarrhal diseases, ame a popular medicine, individuals and in fam- hi great hospitals, where preventive and relief in r titans do not hesitate to Ijrsement of tho remedy In helpful in tho treat- Ipoorandsick. le Institution is that of Jood Shepherd, who give Ddorsement: mpany, E Iambus, Ohio. Pinna lor the past few r stck and poor, we are lint It has given us great it the flood Shepherd. Montreal. lined use of the remedy, to has found no reason to w opinion of ilm remedv Convent of St. Laurent, near Mnn. treat. Mother House Sisters ol the Holy Cross. After using Peruna for two or three months, several members of the community have experienced such good effects that they can rec ommend Its use to others. Respectfully yours. Sisters of Holy Cross. and expresses its satisfaction in the fol lowing terms : Montreal, Nov. 7, 1903. We found Peruna a relief In several cases. We can say It Is a good tonic and we are very thankful. Sisters of the Good Shepherd. When catarrh once fastens itself upon the system it becomes an obstinate dis ease to eradicate. A systemic remedy one that reaches every internal orpan of the body is an absolute necessity, Peruna is Just such a remedy. It searches out the cuu.so of the disease, hoaling and 'strengthening the mucous membranes, and thus giving Nature an opportunity to perform her part of the restorativo process. One of the many hospitals which have found peruna of value lu treating old and obstinute cases of catarrh is the Hospital St. John, who write as follows: "We are happy to tell you that your Peruna has given us satisfaction. Three patients have tried It, ono 68 years old. Henoui Dlipiila, alllicted with catarrh, is much relieved, more than he has been for a number of years. "A young girl, IS years old, had an obstinate cough, which half a bottle of Peruna caused to rttnnnar. Hospital tor Incurables Notre Dame de Grace, near Montreal. Notre Dame de Grace Hospital for Incurables, having used Peru na for several months, recom mends It highly as an excellent tonlc.and It Is with pleasure that we add our testimonial to the others. 'As to myself, two bottles have con vinced me that Pernna is magnificent as a tonie. "Before the treatment I con Id not walk for a quarter of an hour without experiencing much fatigue. Now I can walk a mile easily. "Through these three cases we desire to make known to the public the ef ficiency of your remedy." Hospital St. Jolm, of St. Johns. Province of Quebec. A later letter received from the same institution reads as follows: Three weeks ago I wrote to tell you how satisfactory we found Pe runa. We recommend It highly for colds, coughs, catarrh and neuralgia. "I have used it myself as a tonic with tho best results, taken as directed, half a teaspoonful every half hour." Peruna not only promptly relieves coughs and colds in their first stages, but. is equally prompt and eillcient for catarrhal diseases in the chronic stnge. It is only reasonable to suppose that less mediciuo will bo necussary to cure a slight attack than after It has been al lowed to become chronic. . Peruna is manufactured by The Pnruna Drug Mfg. Co., Columbus, Ohio FAIRS VIEWED BY ' 1 FROM ALBANY t Democrat has a cor- mmmmatwmmmm respondent In Eugene, signing him- Japan make the city treasury pay self ''Sage Rooster." who occasion-: tho warrants. ally dishes up the local news in en-1 More paving Is ordered at nearly tertalnlng style. Here is his latest: every council meeting. There will be The little fight between the city more Improvements than ever this council and some of the people of I summer. Eugene seems to be getting larger. If the factions will quit their fight and It wouM not surprise the Rooster Ing It will be a big thing for the city. If Japan didn't have to step in and i Like the old Fulton ring, It is hard settle the trouble. But could even for some rings to step down and out. ! TUe electric light system of Eugene Is something fierce, sort of wireless I affair, coining in waves, without any danger of a tidal wave. The P. O. building Is about ready I for the stone work, the excavation be j ing done. The Rooster is almost ! afraid to go into the present waiting ! room of the o!d post fflce for fear j some of the large cob webs all around i will fall an 1 crush him. I he city : council should send the health com- Men of Fash'n and Prudence JiiiiM's I try re SiH'aks. IirinKfU-M, Feb. l. I-ei-laiins .'-ni lishnu-n honor tin memory Abrahiim Uiu-nln as Ainerk'aiis do and that it was fitting; that one who was privileged to ivm-esem the land from whh'-h his forefathers came should bring on behalf of Kngluml u tribute ot admiration for him, lion. James Itr.yoe, liritiA Ambassador to the I'niiotl States, delivered a (Litabl,. ad iivss at the l.im-olu celebration , here to day. You ar met to t-onMiifiiioraio it KtviU man. mi'.- of your fCivai.t tirvm hi what lio tltij. own Ki-cat.-r In what he Wiis. oin l.yinlrf.t years liavo iass. .1 Hiuee In u i..vly hut in t ti,i...r.l.M in n state of Kentueky, this eluKl of uh .seinv a nil uuletlere? pan-ills v:i horn Into u reentry stilt ulUl ami thin I v people.!. Three oWier ruii.ouH men were horn lu t h h t same ear In l: upland - -Alfred T."i nyseii, the inot pitied poet tlHKte oecilMloiM. at a eentu- i : " , . ,l 7, , m' .J1' "K K" Sll"'t' the most tinwerful, vet-cattle ami hi'li tnlndeii s.Hlemmin of tin last two Ken era t Ions in Britn in :arid Charles l iar wln. the Ki-eatesl naturalist sinee Lin naeus .and eh iff uhumik" the famous sel- ! entit'ie discoverers f the nineteenth century. It h'hn wonderful year and 1 rl!r,.liRe? 1,y ! Knullslunon whom I have named is I tempted to speak of them and eompare hut i H'B,Hi ,'onl'":'!t i'h e of them with there were no mnr Hlff..r L , um ' HiusuiouR contemporary of their Ul irieuiiiuim- uere oi 1 he one uunuretun anniversary of tho birth 1 of Abraham Lincoln, was M. dusso rand, the French nnmassador. lie spoKe in part as follows: on tw ... ine laie oi Illls eouiitrv ireinhled m the balance. A leader was wanted un hotb uccasiions. This hoou in. in abovu was uninted to the Ameri can peonl.' who bad a Washington when a U aslilnston. was ne,.,le, and a Idneoln .vht-n a Jtneoln could nve them. Hoth had enemies, both had 7u"in"' were reeotfnlzed hv the nation at lano na the men to shape an- uaiiD. i a ueaumeH, When the catastrophe S Fetticoats Ncwlands' vtorc is now offering; cxc'cptional values in bla:k and colored Petticoats in Silk, Moreen and Hcatherbloom, all a' splendid bargain prices. wnoie j-rencn nation was united In feeling. From the emperor and em press who teletirapheu tw Mrs. Lincoln, to the humblest workman, the emotion was the same a wave of sympathy , whose memory we nre met to honor. lie quitted this world lonp before thorn, but with a record to which a Iouk: life could have scarcely added, any further lustre. VALENTINE DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT I A St. Valent ne's dunce will be j given 1n the armory Saturday night by Logan and Schpll. HenderBholt's lorcheatrp. will furnish the music. A grand first prize will -beglven the i best .dancer, and there will also I be a second prize. A good time is ; assured to all who attend on this oc casion. NOTlCiv The Morris Music House Is tho on- ly representative we have in Oregon , handling the Trowbridge piano. Tho j Trowbridge piano now being offered ! at a reduction In Eiigctie Is not the ! Hume piano handled' by tho Morris j Music House, as they handle the largest-sized piano only, which Is a high !er priced instrument. ' TltOWUKIDGE PIANO CO., I f 17 Boston. Mass. JAMES BRYCE. TKOWimilKjK MAXOS Mr. Editor:! am representing the Trow-brldge Finno Com)iiny In ICiuwMie, because I have a lot of their - ' . 'pianos. I notice thiitfny money look- covt'rt-d tiie country. Midi a one hh whs ed awfnl good to them and they were never seen. A miliscrlptltm wits opened glad to get it. Now I will sell you a to have a medal struck, and a copy In , Trowbridge piano for $250 us large d"r t!m7it"n, '''I'"0"1' ",' or; as th freest one they make their XrViV" ,wl'ddedu';',,,?,r'r'-'rt 1 thd Ttrury notwltlii would he permitted to give more than standing. Some other excuse Will two cents. The necessary money whs have to be found to Justify the ex collected in an Instant, and the medal ', tortlonate prices charged for these struck hearing these memorable words: ; same goods heretofore. Is a big iJedlcntH.l by the Frt-m-h Iemnerry 'Wtttch worth mot e than a Bmall ono, to Uncoln, honesi man. who abolished ! - f the ame make' slavery, i --established the Union, saved i eTe" OI ,'DO Same m . , r ,t. ix rv 1 11 . P. S. Do you think it wise for mo to publish tne wholesale prices for the very best Trowbridge & Mehlln I can do it, and nuiyuo 1 will if H. f 17 Bargain No. 1 Made of the finest quality tafteta silk obtainable, has circular top flounce, edged embtoidrred ruHle, extr silk dust rulfle, our regular $16.00 value, now on sale CIO CO. at each li'JU Bargain No. 2 Petticoat of fine imitation heath bloom, has a deep flaring flounce finished with rfarrow fine plait, dust ruffle. This skirt would be good value at 75 cents sale price 1fl. each JVC Our regular $6.75 black silk petticoat, fl t Qf embroibcred ruffle, now special at e&ch p JsJ $4.50 Values (CI Ort $6.00 Values now on sale M V -now on sale $4.90 A :5c Lace and Embroidery Counter Wc are offering-great values in lace and embroidery jon J our Five Cent Counter many are worth JO cents and 12 cenft'the yard corn- to the store early for these values will not last long. . . ' ' Suit and CoaL Department! We have a few Ladies' Suits and Coats that we'are now offering at small prices. .. t . . i L, Soma of our very-best baafcains ar$ imadvertised ore our best customers. By bringing their natty suits mid overcoats to this establishment they are enabled to have an ex tensive wardrobe that they pos sibly couldn't afford if they H'ere inatle by n competent tail or. Ton can always look neat and well-dressed by having your clothing cleuned and pressed at GENE DYE WORKS 115 E. Oth Street mittee around to investigate. l)et my ioi;uct is lull of microbes from It. Marshal ought to put up a flag or red light, as a signal of danger. ' I am glad to note the improve ments going on In Albany, and hope to see her street car system extended and another Eugene car sent for. Three Cheers for Senator Chamber lain and all Statement So. I republi cans who stood by their pleJge. OVKKTAXKI). fGON TIMBER LANDS ?ou have Timber Lands to sell Send me description as Furnished, Land Titles Ex- J i imber Lands Cruised, i im Unds Bought and Sold. PR.D FISK BinW Euildino-. Eutrene. Oregon. I ANY COOK WHO TASTES out meats Knows ner is bound to be a jrionots- CL't'lV " success. Ana di .nolct tICt l I' If appetizing odor our meat atrlkes her mtift be a "der; ltuv your meat her" nnd "I It vourself. You will want to keep tasting nil the t:nie. and each will seem here.' tnan Lie one before. Brcders Bros. Phone Main 40 West fitb St. Hundreds of Ktigene Headers Know What It Means. The kidneys are overtaxed; Have too much to do. They tell about It In many aches and pains Backache, sldeache, headache, Early symptons of kidney ills. Urinary troubles, diabetes, Brlght's disease follow. A Eugene citizen tells here a cer taain cure. V. W. Ciossett, retired; formerly of B5S Madison street, Eugene, Ore., says; "Although I have had no oc casion to use Doan's Kidney Pills for three years I now just as enthusi astically recommend them as ever. Acute pain.-- in the region of my kid neys attended wiih a dull, steady arii'.ng thruntth nty loins kept me in mibf-r-' iVr about four months. One dav 'while working a sharp pain caught me in my back and I could not move for some moments. When laid I started taking Doan's Kid ney l'il'i!- on the recommendation of a fri.-n.I, I found relief from the first and soon wa completely cured. There ha been no symptom of a return of the trouble since, proving Doan's "Kidney Pills to be a remedy oi great merit." , For sale by all dealers. Price 0 cents. Koster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, s.ile agents for the Unit ed Slates. Ken-eni'ner the name Doan 8 and talCno other. All electric llht and gas bills that are now ir-"aid must I"- paid a f the office hv '!i- !;h of th- -Wnlh or i h wrvic will dis.onr.4led. M w.Hiov i i;:t;i:i. i.'ji. ' V,'e h.ive some ::;ore of t.M-e pop- ii'nr water-prof umbrella-. St-v-1 ens A- lltilin Piano House. Comrner-i cial Club Uiock. tf the Kepulilic, wlthuut veiling the statue OI utterly. The French press was unanimous in expressions of toimiratlon and of sor row. "A Christian. ' said the Ciizclte piuno? riBiiir, iikn juMi Hseeniieu tit-lore the throu'j of Hie Final Judge, accom panied l,y the sttuls of 4.0H0.OH0 Hlavt's. erentetl llae ourselves In the InniKe of (iod. antl who have been entlowetl with frt'Hdt.m h.,- a word from him." When, in a log cabin of Kentucky, a hundred years iiko this day. tbttt child was lorn wlm was named after his gra nofatiier. wlm was killed by the In- llans. Abraham Uni'iln. Nuiioleiin first swtiyetl K irupe..lef f.-rson was pre.sltletit f the Tinted State- ami the .secntiil war (f lntlepcntlence bail not yet conic to pnSN. It Seems llll Very remote. ItUt the memory of the Kreat man whom we Remember, there aro :jui a few days left in which you have t pay your electric light and gas bills. fl4 Highest cash prtca paid for dressed pork at the Eighth and illalr street market. fit City water office, her Black 1461. telephone nnm-tt 9 i (: f$wlb The Fniit-Grower ST. JOSEPH, MISSOURI Vrtrrmw lMiMd la borttcattur ihoald ni tbla tnaftitnt, whth ccrapriM bout TO put, aaudfomcl llluttxatvd, brimful of rending nutter tor tho bouollt of tboao wbo grow frolt. Jinuirr. ITrbrutrjr' naii March tMUa will btj big 0ccUl nunbors os pwajlDg, Otnlrolng no4 IniU fruits. On trrouot of Its lucriMd circulation la tho' Statu -of tho NoHhwoot.Hw Wmt Qrowr tuk Jo.it Inouguratetl a, now foaturo and will publlab bvorj kUMth Special Northwest Supplement ffata lupplrmrnt will bo added to togular tdttlon and will giro Nnrtb west era oab vrlbero from debt to alt teen page of additional matter ererr romitb. Tbla matter will bo applicable to Noitbweaiern coudJUona, and will nako Too rrult-Urowar of greater valao to Ita readrra la tbla territory-. The Frult-Uruwer'a rr porta of tho fruit crop condition! every Beaten aro worth Boro than tho aubaciiptlou prlco, Tbeao reports baeo alwara proted moat reliable. Now, wa want to lncreaae our clrculatloo In too Northweat, and bero la a apertal proposition for you: The JTrult-Orower'a regular aubacrlpllim prlre la tl a year and our 70,000 auharrlliera aay It la worth the money. But to add a lot of new names to our Mat at once- we will send Tho Frult-Crower to earn at two addreaava for coo year for U or to one ddreaa fr two years for 91. And Id addition We will send FREE, prepaid, to the person sending the remittance , a tree of DELICIOUS APPLE and a VINE of BANNER GRAPE Tbeoe are two of tho beat now frulta IntrodKtd within flfty yeara. The De-llctoua apple has made a great record at Went tehee, Hmxl River, In the Lake Chelan country In fact, It la a winner wherever tried and sells at higher prices than the 8 pita ar bor. It la an appia or oigneac quality. Wo want you to trf these ew fruits, for tbey aro win or accept tbla offer and get then absolutely FBEB. Send your order at once, and tbey will bo aent for spring planting. Tour oubacrlptloo to Tb r mi t-G rower will etirt at oateo. f you want sample awpy It wtU be aent free. Send tUm CIlMgliei ajsd 91.00 U The Fruit-Grower tav 17 rr. josiph, mo. FREE Da to Tho ftult-Ornwer, fft. Joseph, Mo. Inelosed will dnd 91. for which send Trie Fro It Grower ono year to oach of Urn following addresoea: Namo of Sender...., Toww (If two-year subscript lea ..... Stat IS) ammm ailaMH la A aired, IU owl only ono blank. If two asssea aro wBua is is races is f.irm,) SCHOOL SHOES Reduced Prices Now is the time 1o buy a Good Shoe for a little money at YORAN'S SHOE STORE The Store that Sells Good Shoes ' KUBINSON. PRESIDENT'S bhU I HEK-IN-fW .... ;;'n;int in tl.Vlil O li.il.iux'ii .ril.iii.!y a-jtiin-t t!ic Xt-iv "rk V.'t.r;.! f.T Hi'' -tr'.l. til.- nr.-n.iw 'f t'.'.- I T i it., . mi rt-L'itrttiti Hi I Atiorin- Ji roil tf Si V'.ik. It. . til i I. .I ' ll thv 1 a'tl'in -!l"il .r!. r to tlic I'lc' li"" ty. Mr. It'.l.iit'.n. win i" n-,c illtt tin' li:intlM of ll- IE. EUGENE D 4NCING CLUB Will give a aoclal aoclety dnnre every Wedneiidny antl Saturlny rf.nMK at the Armory. Everybody cordially Invited. First daneo next SV'edueaday night. LSOGAN & MURDOCH, Conduces Private Lessons in Bainrf Given Thursday eveiag-s. Subscribe for The Daily Ouard.