Eugene daily guard., May 21, 1910, Image 7

free to You and Every Sister Suf
ering Trwm ngmpn i Aliments.
I am ft woman.
' 1 know woman's sufferings,
T h.va f annd tha enrn. t
' I will mall, f roe oluy charge, nr km beat,
salt with full instructions to any iWarerfrom
woman boiiiudu, a naahwwuuwofflmi About
thin cure-fin, my roaUor, for yourself, your
daughter, your mother, or your stater. I wont to
wu )uu, r jwjibw u Dome with
out the hiap of doctor. Men cum) understand
women's aunerinm. What we women know tnm
iWilMM, wo know better than any doctor. I
know that my'nome treatment In aafe and anre
Iicmhi allies- ol I tin Wosii, httm, Scaatr ar Paisfsl
rarieai, iim ,-,!- miun, 01 ergwuii; alto pelsa fei
hied, aaca and oosela, oaanai loin feellait, aeneaaneaa.
ctMtlif liilini op Ina lame, nelaaclialr, dealie to era, hot
flutea siaiiaeal, Man. and eladdet lioablat skata ciuu
ht Miknaiial aecsllar to our Bex.
I wont to send you a comtlili Ig ', tnahwal
tallrelf nte-w, prove w you inat you can cure
yourself at lloiue, eaBlly, quickly and
surety, nuwuwi, , win con foe Mliuaf Co
give the treatment a complete trial : and If yon
-moult-about lZcBnraawiKi m im umn two cents a lay. it
fe," J .nntho trwitmimt for youroaie. entirely frw.ln plain wrap.
i.Snd von till ol coll my IHWK-wulsass una HEDICAt tDllSU" with
?7b women Buffer, nnd how thovcnn inally cure themselves
1 j x..A it oiid leorn to think (or ham t. Then win the doctor says
mean deride for yourself, 'l nomwnim or women haveourrd
.,, founiii" ... ... , t. Mnlhlri ol Oiniht.i. I will -
r?2iiny and eftVrtually cures Leucorrhoea, Ureen Slcknow oni"
Hrata fo l" P'unPn" ""o health always rosulta from
tr too to ladlo" of your own locality who know and will gladly
T i.il.iilreally torn all women'sdlseaaes, and makes women well,
N.lnll . ,. uldriii. and tho f reo ten day's treatment is Tours. aIra
, BeiH " Notre Dame, Ind., U. 8.A.
MEDICAL EXPERTS 10
RE
MAIN OVER
jir Offices at Albany, Or., Sunday Morning,
May 29th . ... '...:.'
eat All Who Call for Cost of Medicine Only
y te Expire Saturday, May 28th ' '
rn nenevea of uoli
. I mac etrnelr ' Mrs. M. J. Crawford of 51R East
.. loft oidn wintn street, Handford. was relieve
able to move ul sv'ire oy rer-uon's bloodless sur-
Uan unrior rnft acuii o, .niiuvui vuuauiK a. oil or nn n
tad hive taken without the sight of a drop of blood.'
bedicines, but ' M"o Days.
Hot. rn he! In a few more days the llhernl nf.
turopian Med- ler 01 fer-uon -win be withdrawn.
Ilects of their Tne "8 is now to take advantage
I are wonder- ul lueBe "uerai terms. Health Is val
id more under able, and if you are ailing or know
weeks than I 01 0118 send theim to Fer-Don
t and I take before May 29.
tending them I consultation Fee Necessary.
M over seven "a lua rowa are so large at the
kle ant. time f"'ce, a lee or l is required from
Ire years ago. eTeryone' Ior a consultation and ex-fcl-DSON,
lamination with, the European experts
I Or, I lnls Js simply to keep out the idly
F HEl,rNO curIous. who want their fortunes told
tOK ON. I 1 oei hocus-pocus", that
Is medical ex- u, luereuy Keep nonest, sincere
:ne bit Inten- J H "UA'"U auout. tnerr neaitn,
until May 11 Jrom consulting with these .learned
M Mm to re-l :,u f ana bloodlesa sur-
Menomenal 0 . ' r '" ,D0 Willamette
lng the S . el" Decween 'h and 7th street,
luvurmg ine between 6th nnd 7th irn0no rw
. M.v 29 4 and 7 to 8 p. m. . .
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5 CITY NEWS
" Dillon's for drugs.
dayo,vlIh?nebSot aSlde -
! The Mnn'a p.t,..i
Tuesday" evogUSBBe thCatre ne"
being placed In position.
ilTS8.'.?' tt:ash.bl,rne & Mllliorn's
oVinrli tat it - '
lI1B corner or Kast Eleventh
and Ferry streets. .
The owners of the Eugene water '
power have put In a section ol ,
dam they build across the river at the '
nead ot the race every sunimpr tn j
force the water Into the millraca.
Last winter's flcods further ,o
the channel toward the wagon road
cutting out the gravel bar on the'
south aide and building It up on the
IT"? !'"Jthe 8trai8& channel s
about c osed. The rock protection of ,
the bank along the county road to bo
done this iinm in !.. Vi
..w mi, uu none too
A. M. Utterbach, foreman of con
struction for the P., E. & E., leaves
hunday for Albany, where he will
work a week putting in a short ex
tension of the tracks there. He will
hen return to Eugene and work on
the College Hill loop as foreman of
JJ55?r T535l tfgg? APRH .War'
kh at jpr
third ,ji """". ot jiuiiorn s . "c.s "1' as torenian of
filed wi?h ?h" ' J,""'tl" City was instruction under Superintendent nf
"ltd with the county clerk today. Construction Baker, a new man
Hm,c'i, 1 . foreman Utterbach knows the r'all'-
terdnv a n,d Brrlved here yes-'ad nstrl'Ctlon business from A to
Mr n, ' Wl Dny trom Colorado. " -a'J'l will see that the loo,) Is , ,
Mi. Day has made this city uLs home, f rJ' lniil'- He has given splendid ...(
' vn tj ., I 'on while in the emplov or "the
com Lnv hT' f l"6 CJyote L,,mbe- ; f- f E- "' thiS CU' aud" e
from a;,nur?ha8ed a White auto "oi permanently by the com
from rred Moullen, of the Mozach panj-
In Just Five Months
Grcw a Full Growth of Hair on a Bald Head
garage.
wTpe rn,?k 1',e0"),e's branch of the
. C. T U. will meet Monday even-
"'B at i:bu o clnelr nr
church.
the Baptist
fnDu.JiameuS AY- Ford wiu lecture to
vuu lujiu uiiiii)i sopr nn nr thn n .
Teachers Association Tuesday after,
noon at 3 o'clock.
The morlna: nlctiiraM t Tni.
jo.i-n.eicnei prue ngnt ere toTertlsed
to be given at the Alnhs th..
lucmaj atternoons and even-
"6, amy ana z.
W. M. Canter whn woe ini,A 111
uuiiug me grand session of Odd Fel
lows nere a tew days ago, was take
iu narrisourg, nis home, today. He
is suuering rrom apoplexy.
The 1 Men's Choral Clnh nn,i
In one of their concerts nt nr,i.
burg last night. . The members re
port a good audience, which seemed
m ue wen satisnea with the
gram.
Among those who expect to attend
the rhododrendron festival at Flor
ence on the 24th are as follows- it
McMurphey, A T. Ccckerline, F. a'
Rankin, George T Hall Sr., V 11'
Kay, Simon Klovdahl, J. I, Lam
berth. J. W. Seavev S H
Win r mi.. i . ' "V"uli
r. ' i X: """""v- uarwin lirlstow,
Fred Moullen, F. E. Dunn and wife
W Polders and wife. C. O. Peterson,
John Hampton, David Graham C C
Hammond, Guy Letson, B. F. Kerney'
Frank Jenkins, F. E. Chambers, g'
YV. Griffin and wife. Miss Maude
Morris. L. E. Bean, George Fisher,
F. J. Berger. F. C. Bean and wife and
Judge H. w. Thompson.
aU FOLIA' THEATRK
Here's the Proof
Tor two or thraa yaara my hair had baen
falling out and gattlns quite thin, until tna
top of my bead was entirely bala. About
four months ago I commenced Seine
Case and sulphur. The flret bottle
seemed to do some toed am) X kept ualns
It resularly, until now 1 have ttaed four bot
tles. The whole top t my head Is now
fairly covered wUh hair and It keeps com
ing In thicker. I shall keep on ualng it
while longer, OS I notice a sonalant la
prevtment
BTBPHUN' BACOIK, '
nochester, N. T,
Statu os tfanr Tmci
r County ot staqass J "
pro-
lie office last ' . . "
tDDonniAl 'V seakeSj4ia1iat.
V" WODle T 'WVLMK, l-ASTOR PLEASED.
iron nr tn tn une or Knpnn'a atutina.
PPertt. Each clergymen 'has just purchased
ffteenacar- T or the Stevens & Hulin pi-
i j ano nouse a fine player piano
Paralytic. 1 with' which he is highly
Second T Phased. What is good for the
f to crippled K1"0" ls for the pew.
iaiK with Stevens & Hulin ;
about it. Commercial Club
m21 4
'ft side Ko.
Wetted' that
She was oiock.
wnat aT.TT-rfie4ieAAAdiXj.
L"in uy r er- 1 .
leJ'TI.kln8 W. trentlce's offices are at
i t. i?. ,, 46 West Eighth street. Calls attend-
rwov.;, . i aay or nl"ht- Day Phone 1171;
Wvery. might phone Main 529.
PNTOUiHWITHHOMFl
How much satisfaction
gained from a talk over
-lephonc
h Wnrrlo v... .. " -
to . ' Ul th BeD sece has
. w a point of perfection that
L M e clearly hoard.
rJ "ow that tv, a .,
The can re." . : ' " weu ano
din... .. cone irom a aubnr.
---ua )
CltT Vlllt llLI ....
we! v Vice the BtU ce car
idrert'. ....S a Prwal imterview
J mi ie
away.
?PacificTeleohdne
J.Telegr?ph Co.
- wTMuer 01 UM SytMm
V. P Fiske, editor of the Polk
County Itemlzer at Dallas, spent last
night In the city. He is taking his
first vacation in years and while he
ls gone the Methodist church of Dal
las is editing the paper.
Joseph Jacobs was fined 5 .in the
police court yesterdav afternonn for
assault and battery upon Fritz, the
painter. The trouble started over a
pair or snoes which Fritz claimed
were stolen and found that they had
uetin solo to jacous. .
The Injunction case of C. 'm' 'rinr.
rity, of Springfield, vs. the P;, E.
4fc hi. Railway company, L. N. Roney
and the Hones-man Hardware com
pany, to restrain them from building
the trestle over the plaintiff's prop-
tJi iy, nas ueen aismissea.
Stage passengers out of Eugene
tnis morning were the following
Pies Carter, wife and child, to Lea-
ntirg; w. k. Wilson, to Deerhorn;
George Wolcott, to Lowell: Mrs. L.
S. Ogden, to Maploton; Mrs. I. A.
Smith, to Florence; F. B. Kneaber
and S. D. Fletcher, to Mapleton.
1 "
J. -A. Boone, H. L. Rann and John
Bnmford. appraisers of the estate of
David Hasler, deceased, .today filed
the Inventory with the probate court.
They appraised the property at
$506.01. The same appraisers 'placed
the value of the property left by Julia
A. Hasler, deceased, at $499.75.
Professor E. E. De Cou" will acl
dress the men's meeting of the Y. if.
C. A. tomorrow (Sunday) afternoon
at 3 o'clock on the subject, "The
Christian and the World's Pence 1
Movement." There will be a meeting.'
for boys In the brys lobby of the
Y. M. C. A. at Z:30 o'clock.
Cohure JmimM: Julia Mathews,
who has been caring for her brother,
John. In Eugen. the past six months,
spent several days with her parents
here. Mrs. John Mathews, taking
charge of her husband during the ab
sence -f Miss Julia. We are glad to
he?r frlfcnd John Is to come home
soon.
" The Fortnightly Club holds its last
mpetlng of tho year In the club rooms
todny. r'Most Interesting reports were
made Syitlte health and civic commit
tees, and (excellent papers on Uuto
nlns. Tran?cpndentallsm In New Eng
land, and Present Day Socialistic
Ideals by Miss Perkins, Mrs. Frceland
and Mrs. Baker. An Interesting dis
cussion followed.
Soren Jensen, of Eugene, mention
of whose Injury a few days ago at
Junction Cltv was -made In The
Guard, Is unable to be moved out
of the barn where he was Injured and
his wife and daughter are at his side.
He fell off the barn, which he was
Katninir to build, and the injury was
T 1 - I
so serious tnat ne cannm 00 mu't"
away from where ne reu.
u. Ens-one neonle saw the comet
last night, but the Mil was Invisible
or very dim on account of the brignt
.t,n.ht Some say they saw H
just before the comet set. The comet
appeared like a tuny star and could
.L . iittio in the north of wwr
ui...n tht.nd nine o'clock. To-
nlht It will setslater and Monday
night It ought to be quite bright,
there Is an eclipse of the moon and
yie sky will be dark.
Articles of Incorporation of the
First Unitarian church of fn
. . . i . u..nit. jtlark? fo-
iere rnea wtja me um, -
v The incorporators tiro .
WS: U. A. UrOWll, iimi .
B. H. Williams, J. F. liaies, rna o.
Stearns. Ida Patterson, W. H Demp
tT. L. H. Potter and Dugald Camp
bell The property owned by tne
church is valued at $1100 A new
i .hin will soon be erecteJ
Tonight, MISS MANDE-
VILLE, Dutch wooden shoe
and acrobatic dance.
MR. ATHEY, monologue
and song.
"O 'GRADY'S WILL," an
Irish sketch.
' Pictures
MR. NIX AT MaRDI GRAS.
A DAUGHTER OF THE
SEA.
Coming Monday. Tneodnv
and Wednesday, THE
w mi lumshL'S, colored song
and dance artists.
Admission, 10 cents.
The Health of Your Horse
will be best promoted best pre
served If you are ready to give the
proper remeay at tne iproper time.
The proper remedy for all trnin
sprains, or colic is Perry Davis' Pain
killer. The proper time to use It ls
wnen tne trouble first shows Itself.
Be prompt and you'll not onlv novo
the horse suffering, but you'll spare
yourself trouble and expensemaybe
save long time waiting. v qu ought!
nave a uotue reaay. ne 'new size
Dome costs da cents; one lareer. BO
cents. Be sure your druggist gives
jvu r-erry iavifl .
flteDhen BOSOO. betas Sal mmtum eeiM
that ha has read toe Malesaenl obsrs an
nexed and that fee soMsots of saM state
ment are true,
4$ eTBPtUDN BaiOON. " '
won U MM ail skk Slea tar af Mtv MOt. :
T W. ai,u f
MotlaT fsSUO,
The birthright ot every man. woman fcnd child a full,
healthy head ot hair. If your hair is falling. It It Is hill ot
dandruli, or It It la faded or turning gray, tt Is diMsued
and should be looked after without delay,.
WYETH'S SAGE AND SULPHUR HAIR REMEDY, a true
Hair Tonic and Restorer, removes dandruff In few days,
stops hair falling in one week, and starts a new growth In
a month. ............
A " . '. ;. r'-vfV.
Wyeth's Sage" and Sulphur does not soil the skin nor
Injurs the hair; but It Js an ideal hair dressing that will raj.
tore laded anal gray hair to natural eetor and keep tha
hair soft and glossy.
50c. and $1.00" a Bottle At all Druggists
Or Seat Dttiaot. Eaprees Prepafa, Upon Beoatpt of Prtas
Wycth Omical 'Company, TOKV
For Sale and Recommended By Bowers IVug Co. '
i ..
SCHOOL OROAXS
CHAPEL Ottf;ANS.
Organs of the best makes for ah
all purposes at lowest
prices.. You will find at tha 4-
f Stevens & Hulin Piano
House, Commercial Club
block. m21
160 acres in sec. 2 0, tp
w. Patent.
J. C. Branstctter to John P. Hnle;
lot 12, block 1, University ad to Eu
gene. $10.
D. A. Pnlne et nl tn T. vr Snnnooo. John J. Rude to Goldn E. Howard:
lot 3, block 25, Emerald Heights add lot 14 block 8, Sladden's ad to Eu-
a
Real Estate Transfers i
to Springfield. $10.
Oregon & California Land Co. to
G. C. Mlllctt; 42.27 acres in sec. 34,
tp. 15, 8. r. 4 w. $400.
August Vitus et ux to R. S. Brad
lev; 10.29 acres in D. L. C. 82, tp.
17, s. r. 2 w. $29.
John W. Bergman, trustee, to Lou
is Hegstroni; lot 7, block 7, of Gleu
ada. $10.
Frank A. Fox to Louis Bergstrom;
lots 11 and 12, block 1, Fisk's ad to
Glenada. $10.
Robert A. Lowe to Louis Heg
stroni; 20 acres In sec. 3, tp. 19, s. ,r.
12 w. $10. . i
Melvln Hansen to A. L. Monroe:
1 1-2 acres in D. L. C. 42, tp. 17, 8.
r. 4 w. $10.
Sarah E. Colvin to F. O. Taylor;
half acre In sec. 2, tp. 18, 8. r. 10
w. $200.
Charles H. Holden to Louis Heg
strom; lots 7 and 8, block 5, Fisk's
ad to Glenada. $10.
H. H. Fisk to Louis Hegstrom;
lots 1 to 6, block 1, Fisk's ad to1
Glenada. $10.
Benjamin Bashford to Martin Bvar-
verud; north half of lot 13 and lot
14, block 13, Falrmount. $500.
gene. , $10.
J. L. Monroe, recently from Kan
sas, who recently bought a tract In
Hansen's acreage below the city will
soon uegm tne erection of a good
resiaence tnere .
17, s. r. 8 VETERINARIAN Dr. M. Y. 8hatf-
nor, D. V. 8., Veterinary Surgeon.
Has opned a hospital at 62a Wil
lamette street, the old Thos. Bailey
barn. The doctor oomes to our
town well recommended; he has
had 30 years' experience. Hta di
ploma dates 1890. Ex-professor
ot Indiana Veterinary College; re
cent olty ' veterinarian ol Des
Moines, la. . ,.. , i m&i
ma HEA0ACH
i Posltirely oared bi
.n-so i.lltlo nun.
Tlioy also relieve Dis
tress Irom ByBp.?psla, Ir
digestion and Too Heart;
utlng. A perfect re a.
dy for Dizziness. Nauaco
UrowsluofH, Pad 'rasu
lb tho Mouth, CoaX),
Tongue, Palo in the SUV
TOKPID LIVKH. Tho.
btrolate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable.
SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICI
CARTERS
llTTLE
1VER
PI LIS.
United Statc-b to Edmund Gernay;
CARTERS
OTlTTtE
IVER
,M PILLS,
1 i
i.i
Genuine Must Bear
Fac-Simile Signature
TlfHTfr
I am fully equipped to handle
view, flashlight and post caw"
photography. Lane county scenery a
specialty. Linn Drug Store. O Stern
berg. . , lTO - , tf
Electric
8uccwd when everything else nails.
In nervous prostration and female
weaknesses they are the supreme
remedy, aa thousands have testified.
FOR KIDNEY-LIVER AND
8TOMACH TROUBLE
it la the best medicine ever sold
over a druggist's counter.
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Dividends to you if you so choose. , ;
You kpow, yes, you must know, that all California oil companies operating n proven fields
are making; tremendous sums of money; you know, for it is published repeatedly In the daily
papers that these companies are paying out over one million dollars in dividends each apd
every month. You know, yes, you must know by this time that there is nothing; in the min
ing, agricultural, manufacturing or mercantile business in the United States that can today
come anywhere near equalling the money being made in California oil. You must know from'
the reading of the daily papers that there is no industry in which the modest investment can
so rapidly bring back, such l&rge returns, where really small beginnings produced fortunes in a
few years' time as investments in California oil companies. This offering then should mean
to yoa your chance to enjoy some of these big dividends, some of these fortunes, for in this
company the modest investor or the investor who puts in from $1000 to $5000 is absolutely
certain of results and impregnably safeguarded in every way.
Stock is now selling at 40 cents per chare, but remember this price will not last long, so act
at once. . , .... , a.
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CALIFORNIA NATIONAL CRUDE OIL 90.
I. W. Hetlmaa Did, Ls Aageles, CauV
OBKTUatKN: - o
- Kindly Us9j me. . . shsjf of the freeyrrr?
Stork of above corporation.
Knclswt find te pesnent for same.
Xante
Address ; .......... .
CU. NATIONAL
CRUDE OIL CO.
I. W. HELLMAN BUILDIN6
LOS ANGELES
CALIFORNIA NATIONAL CRUDE ,rL CO.
I. W. Hellmaa Blag., fees Angeles, CenV
OCNTLKMKX: ';
Kindly IsanA n . ....... snares ot the fteasarr
Htocs: or soots corporsUoaa. '
Enclosed find fa paymctrt for -me.
Name .'
Address.....
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on the lot recently 0-chased by thej