The Eugene City guard., June 10, 1899, Image 10

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Pleasant Mill IK Hi"
Ml 1 1 TV "S w sj
.lliill
The Kind You Hum- Alu.i.vs liouclil, anil arhlcll hi ill
ill ii -i- fur out iranti lias linene the nMliitltl
.ami inn bora made hhit bla per
till I a lM I I loll aUtOO IH illtUllf.V.
OH no one lo deceive in III
All Coiinl" i Irils, niKiit ions mill Nllliotitntr iii'i' l'Ht K
ImtIiim'IiIs (lint liille with mill vm&Mfer (bo 111 lltll
int. mis ami C'lilhlii n-IA i inn i against Expel tiictit.
What is CASTOR I A
CNaeaorta It a Mihsiiiiiic ir Oaetor on, Pmgwlo Drops
mill Soothing Srii. It ll IIbi lllllWW anil I'linnnt. It
contiiins iK'itiKT opium, Morphine nor oUmv Niajrootla
Sllliatlince. Jls nt;ii Ih its 11; imh t -. II ilrsl rn.v Worms
nml allajH lYvorlalmrss, It .uri-s lllarrboea ami Wiml
Colli', it rolloToi Toottilnf TroublM euros Goustlpsvtion
ami rininienry. It a- m . '.i i tlm I'ooii, regubttos Um
Momaeb ami Bowotai fifing hoarflij ami natnnl sleep.
Dm Children's lnaooa Thn Motiier'a Friend
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Sipnaturo of
June ii, If
Tl tOD J B utliouje visitor tlitae
llK.
Ji.li n WmiI mill fnlilll.V nl KagM :ir
VlelllOsj wllli relative a ! ilay
'J In- iiiialnflle lilt liefli moved In
tlit- old slain), tut Mi new Kji.iintiiter
han jet been appointed.
I'm lirntow has put in gooda ut the
VV I. I W I -tow stand, mi baa 0MH
I Parks fur clerk. limine la moving
mIoi.k in DIM Hliape.
Itev Ki-lleiim ur Kiiem' preuelieil to oflleerei! uh f..'
ii full lioue lust fsanday. The people I Ada I) Heudrnk
SOCIAL
Dull; Our'l, JuneS
WlllSTI'l l U UAXUVKT.
A butiiiiiet fH ((ivell -..inula DIRhl
at toe Hotel Suirene hi honor nfihe
i... -i, --I- ., r the WliM t'lob by Mis
young genlleimn meoioerv, thU heing
the close of lb teuon. The young
.'adie of the eluu have entertaioed
lavishly, doing much I" Biaas lbs
club one the moat eojoyabla NOtol
niUnlMllolU III Um 1 1 1 J The cluli II
President, Mis
secretary, .Mis
Tba AwM Life of a Lawful Wife.
Ml have been told " ifMrMICC M
Mother of Crime," Sij thai bo etim t ut
mi srverrly punished '- :' ' ' -mrtwa
Tb court ja
7
came frnin riiumton, Jasper, Hprlng- Limine J Yonm: t r.-warer, Ml lce
Btld and other point. Ahkeoy.
AtlsM p oi the Woodmen of the TtegrlU room of the hotel wft uric
World assembled at the hall, and in 1 fully decorated ,. r. evergreen
order headed with the Pleanant BUI and mirrors, and the banquet WaSODS
band, marched to the cemetery where
tin-crowd bad already gathered. The
monument of Neighbor Mct'umber
was unveiled iii a very Impreralve
manner, itev It (J 'alllmni Hpnkeaouje
goldeim trutlii which will be long re
membered. We are glad to have audi
men friend of the Woodmen of the
World.
liiaduating exercise, June 10, 18(rU,
h p m, progiam:
Music, by 1'arker's Orchei.tra; wel-
ooOMi by I. aura Hemphill, recitation
und sung', liy hcIiimiI, music, by orches
tra; oration, National Character, by
Kilpli Hemphill; eaaay, "The I se of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Yecrs.
TMf ' I '' .. ( '-Ml
ut, mtm vonh eir.
WKHIiim BOBUOL flQBT. mpirs. NOVJOU linil tlicu every
when), liuml uro QJod on a'l
The WoHt'in Lender of June lstHinnll puckiigcn in drug atoreH, and
come to U with lengthy editorial ! lliey hive hecome 1111 InpOfWDl
of the moat in oo 'ul ever given ID
Eugene
l'reoedlne the bw..iuet wlust wn
played, the llrsi
MI-h Laura Mil .1 nd Ml I ' 1' Hall,
while Mia Then - I riendly and Mr
W W Brown gracefully lectmd the
tiooby trophy.
The banquet nerved in ill OOUUM,
elaborate hi every detail and
wa thoroughly enjoyed. Tbl menu
card were dainty OHMtlODJ ol the
printer's art. Mr DP Hall olllciaUd
a toaslruater with rare ability culling
for a oHt to "Tba Ladies" from Mr B
D tteaaler, rerpouded to by Mis iieu-
Alr," by Dallon Uuughuiaii; muidc, by drlck; the toast to "TbeClqb," wa
Kom RaM recitation, "Choice of prenenu d by Mr H W '1 bontDMO, and
llo:k," Ina MeKemtey; song, "Ore- reipobded to by Mia Miller. A num
gon Volunteer," by school; ey, ; her of impromptu toasts were then
"Life of Lincoln," Klsle Park; inualc, called for und reaponded tj, notable
by Helen wift; Valedictory and ora among which waa one by Mr M A
lion, "Bbtll AmtrlM llelray Heraelf," Plumb.
Carl lliiughinan; clan address and pre- Mr ami Mr J H Luckey u chupe-
toUUon of diploma, Hupt. William rone and Mi-s Lou itenshaw were
Miller; ong, "Tlie Happy Hay I present, In .-ides member of the club
I 'liming, " by hi IhkiI.
on the recent nctinii ol 106 ragtntl
of the Htutii normiil Hchool of tint
place d.-iiu-in.' all other t tobt n
except the pronident, I) V S Keid.
The paper, which is unfriendly to
Mr Keid, Hay in part:
"The lour regenlw reelect to the
preHidenry of the normal school,
for which thore were nutneroiiH
other applicnnt, a man vboll Dd
latiifactory to the patrons of the
Hchool, almoNt without exception.
Tho Hchool under hi, maiingeim nt
hud licen a failure. They guvekim
lull control, almoxt equal to the
abHolutimii of the KuHHian cz.ir, and
he wim rctMjtiHihl for it failure;
yet they reelected liiui.
"Thonction of the hoard nnijori
ty WAN without the leant element of
good judgment or reason, were the
ohool'i) welfare desired. They re
tained the president, against whom
fac'or in the grocery DM. I DOM.
They answer the name purpose a
twine, and are adjusted much easier.
And linn a more symmetrical
package may tie put up with the
hands, and that is the pride of a
good silesma:). Yes, the rubber
hand has 000) I to stay."
PHAIUUMD IlKNTAl ICANTH.
. Due of the most sweeping orders
oyer issued by a railroad company
in thn country oonotrnioi tlio bo
hol i r and well-being of its em
ployes became ell'c.iliv Friday
June - along the entire .Southern
PooUla system. Jt forbidl the sale
ol litjuor at restaurants connected
with the depot where such renlaur
ants are rented from the railroad
companies. As neurly every reB
taurant along the rosd is rented
from the railro.d company, the
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
C1tL ud trtui fm Ci hair.
I'r.n.'t.l latUXKllI trustli.
. . r rail to lleiture Or .y
ii .11 iu lis 10UIUIU! voir
Cut. aip .l.waari A hair lai.iug.
X .1 l en i ..t jj
aiaMM VITALITY.
LOST VIOOR
I AND MANHOOr
Cures Impotency, Night Etnl"iov. and
wasting diseases, all effects of self-
11l.11.-c, or excess and Indi'V
, 1 Int. a .... ..!.-. I, ttintl
- mviw aii in uiun
U I. Ini, it hiiililer. Brlnn thi
nink plow in n.:lc cheek.; :ind hy Prof. or Luella Chiv ('arson, of the
fcf restores the lire of youth. 1 UnlTersity of Oregon. Professor Car-
fJ liy mniirilN'per Iox;IHiom s , eminently well nunlilled to hau-
101 "..ill; v. .t 1 i written L'liarnn- ,ii 11, i, ,ii,i,.i a..,i 11... 1-
'l mJ.1
as follows: Mr Fimuii Thompson,
.Misses le Aulteny, Belie iirown.
Carrie Friendly, Iherese Friendly,
Ada I) lleinlricks, Carrie Hovey(
Laura Miller, Mattif bmltb, Louise
Yorali, Mwatr W W BtOWO, U W
tirlllln, I) P Hall, 0 A Hardy, L T
Harris, W 1 ; Naak M a Plumb, K I)
Kessler, II W I'lioiupson, L L Wbit-
aoOi
i.riKKARY UHTOBB.
Haturduy evening at the Congrega
tional church, a fair si.ed audience
listened with extreme In tenet to a lec
ture on "Some Aspect of Literature,"
teo to euro or l eluml the monflJTi
NERVITA MEDICAL CO.
Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, IL
K..r sale V I, Hi. I. ami, Dnggtll, Kugrne, Or
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure.
Digests what you eat.
which salient points and pleasing pre
sentation were made, caused the even
ing to lie one of real merit and educa
tional iu it import.
social nUUHUro,
Katurday evening the C. K. of the
Fitt Christian church and students of
the Divinity leboet met at the home of
Mr and Mr J B Harris and speut a
very pleasant evenlntr.
"bnenUMf Of the law does not excuse
being won by guilt U X
Ul .JlirittU'ii!. ' 1 1 in . .. ... . ..... ...... .
f,,r a woman who enters the mar
ti.il!e relation with the full sanction of the
Uia of tbl laud and love of he r heart to lie
condemned to un awful life of servitude
and sufTriiiiK
Don't jet h'-r smile deceive you. She has
trained herself to liearwh.it she looks upon
,,s '. all ..I the burden of her state.
"I'll" iimleilviuir. re.i-'in of Ihi- - id enn
(litiuii of afTairs is IgnoiaBCt. The youflf
Bui grows to areeuabaed Ignorant of her
parti (J needs and UMCia. When I word
mi: I save her vcaiaOl nfTeting. modesty
bid- hi" keep silent. She loves and luar
r:t and i nters upon the marriage state
witli all Its obligations to the unborn,
tuindicapptd by conditions that make life
a bo di n to herself and a menace to her
oil : .rinif.
yVfc ii can be done to correct irregtilarttes
resulting from neglect, to re-tore the dis.
plan 1! org 111- to a natural and healthy con
dui"'i I" give back vitality to a system
drained by diM ale, to re attune the great
iiakp or m mutvM
to divine melody after the years of dis
cotil ' It was the endeavor to answer these
qm itions that gave to the world Dr. Pierce's
Favntite I'te-.ription, the BIO 1 effective
remedy aval compounded for the ills mid
ailments peculiar to the delicate feminine
organUatfon.
Jly the use of Dr. l'ierce's Favorite Pre
scription the drains that iK bilitate the sys
tem an promptly stopped nflamtnatfofl
and Bid ration nre quiekly cuted. iJis
orders of the womb and the organs sym
pathetic with it are overcome, and woman
is put into a condition where the functions
of nature ate her pleasure as well as her
privilege. In this condition children are
born without anxiety as almost without
pain. The elasticity impart! d to tbeorgani
of parturition practically does away with
the pangs of ehildhiith. Vitality is im
parted Which makes the miT-ing of the
child a delight instead Of a drain, and the
robust child sharing the Strength of the
mother grows day by day in health and
beauty. Contrast this i4aiu stati incut of
fact with the condition of so many w omen
who anticipate motherhood, worn out. suf- I
fcring. learnt, anxious, brittgtna children
into the world with reluctant -milling and
rearing them painfully through a sickly
childhood. Cm any wordaspeak foi Dr,
Pierce's Favorite Prescription like these
facts that are part of the sum of public
know ledge and testified loon both -ides of
the Atlantic by hundreds of thousand's of
women ? "Thank Cod for Dr. Pierce's Pa
voritr Prescription " has been the hcaitfell
cry of many
A WOMAN Kl I I AM II
javuo ii win aim wtuiiy
Neglect ahoukl never be laid at the door of a
IU It may be sin- works harder than her DtJgbbor, but tloeaal
V .. . I i it i. in.it tlo riobr wnv lf.r n,.i., I.lw...
iinuui 11 in jmj. j' -..tiueii u."e-
and keeps her house twice ss clean win, i.. 0
the eitort. OoU IHi-t V.'asliitii? pu,i '.
vn fiianv a woinati lb.. i
n (itccu of bouaakaepera, u0
Largest packnge - greatest econottiv
g g. E. WUtBtXU. COUttMt, MMfa St. Lji. 1 r rl. tutn.
I
J" use it
Ml J
Beautiful Clothing
Here you
'M Jr.
w
III
see
A 1 - r
;i Buiiiiuo 01 me -M,)(g
twu. ii is gnapeiy and I
ui m iu una int ri: U'
i r j. , . ,c
kua ftoio agents tor it jn nJ
town, and we can say withj
hesitation that it is the 3
soniest olothing ;Ve jj
handled. When vou burg
suitor overcoat, vmi not oaJr
want to have it good gfWe
but you want it mudeifW
and stayed. It js 01ieJ
to put two pieces of cloti
togetner, ami u
another thiti
18 QUltl
to tailor tho
garment so it will stay wild
it is put. Every pocket m
these garments i hacked witfc
linen and teintovced at tin
corners. Unr overcoat bof
ton are sewed with a piece 0
metal underneath the caws
which prevent- thenfe
pulling out.
P FRANK & SON.
Junction City i Milling Compaaj
Pally count, June
NaT1VK8i.s -1'iiurteeu Hew lileui-
bem were Initiated into Skinner!
Cabin No 6, Native Soiia Of OfBfOfl
lant iul'Ii! Tba folloa lii;deleK4te were
It artl flclally d Igeata tha food and aldl aleoted to attend the Grand Uablo at
Nature in stretarthetiliiK mid recon- Portland next week. DrKoykendal
struetlnirtho exhuusted digestive or- KMWIIkitn. It A Waahtnrn its
Kii. ItUtheliitesttlNoovereildlRest- ' waiOtom aiidt B
i ... 1 i..l , , , , ,n. HllaillH. It Whs Vo'.ed to turn out in
.... , - . . , Hill (til l I 'll. . 1111 l,. I Lin lilllilLIHU ' "
complaint, inn iiiHuiibeti tne i ne muni ptirpone m the innovu- can ut.pri.iifh It In efllrlency. It in- a bevy at UM Eugene Fourth of Jolji
other tnetllliera ol tho larulty, who lion ih to prevent the trainmen Irotn "tnno wueti-awui periuan.niiy cures parade. An , ImiicIhou
IT" "i. I'"!'!;"!"'", iliuuuuiu. auaaaBaa ll. I.,..
there were BUnWOM well-nroutuleil ortler htm n yery will.
sooi e.
were doiiiK eonneientioUH, atinfiic
tni v work. Mini it been their earn
oat desire to injure the hcIioo!--
whieh rieciiih prubiihle in the
drinking while on duty. At the
Hiune time the order will cut oil' a
large portion of the revenue of the
for ut im'
of evenlH they could
succeeded better.
not
linlit railroad company
iniiny
have Ktatious along the road rente foi
Mil tntantl have largely inoreascd
utter tho proprietors obtained
"This paper hears no personal ; liccnceit to sell liottors.
grutlgu ngaitisl Mr Keid, who in I
his Illation outside the school l.vcn the sheepshetirer tuiist give
soetus to bi' courleous in bearing, ! way to a labor saving device. Tho
it simply enyi that bo bus been I introduction of a inichine fori
tried in a position re.iiiring anlsbaaring will do away with coin
able, tactful, $ lsoo a-year tnaQi I pany tbearara, who ara aooaitonat
and found wanting, if by any J to go from place to plant and work
jioasibility he can liartnunixe with . during the shearini season from
the new faculty and students and California to the northward. The
wake the school even moderately great advantage of the machine it
wa-.
..1 .
l.'lnl,,!. ,..., Si,,,. S;i,,.aP1 K..0. 'in .... ........ eniM-ll, Itllil 11
rivvuiv uV woui uiniiiBJViii i'O ucrv r
SlokHeadaclie.dastralgia.Crnmpi.and "umber of sdorl speeehei were made,
all other reultsi'f itiit" rfect digestion. Mayor Harris dropped In and joined
i,urrUT . en ; a ' .? ,M OTOWd 0d gBV( . ,l1(.rt
VINCENT & CO, Corner Drug Store. I,.y talk.
bap-
5ee
by its means from the results of ignorance
and neglect Tin re i no longer any n a
aon why women should endure the Buffer
ltig winch they have almost come to n faro
as the heritage of their sex. WOBll n who
have failed to tind help for their dl unlets,
or who have not found the " P ivoritc Pre
scription " to work as quickly as tin v de
sire are invited to write to the Doctor him
self. Write without fear nnd without fee.
There is no charge for such consultation,
All communications are absolutely he ld in
sacred eonlidence, and the cure give n does
noi niToive local treatments ami i x
amhiutiotis " at which the natural modesty
of every woman re volts.
a rai:s oift I
To every ren.h r of this paper who will -end
name uml lel.lress with the stamp-, to ilelray
cost of mailing only. I)r K V Piirce- send
his gri.it n,. ik ,,,1 li -rrif in itnieut el ,lieae.
"The Common Scne Medical Adviser." It ia
pluilltv Wllllell I.. Ii mil :::,-iMe lo 111,11. woman
or child. It is essentially praeticnl It i full of
hygienic hints which put the reader in the path
of the slioit cut lo health Overstvea hundred
pictures illustrate the Irit ol this tre.ii work
If you want tat M Common Sonr Medical Ad
viser " in ruiper-covera send 31 cents in stamps,
lo cover the cost of mailing only, Ol semi 31
cents in stamps for the Mine Iwok handsome!
and strongty bound in doth. Address the
World's Dispensary Medical Association 661
Main Mrcct, Duilalo, N V.
((
MANUFACTURE! i.s OF THE
WHITE ROSE
11
"FLOUR."
GUARANTEED
BEST QUALITy.
I lto most popular Hour in the market, old by
n,auin; grocers.
We Have...
I in ii.ni. ebw.l- ..f Vahul I . . I.. .1 1
-in nun iiiuea 01 vi ici, riAUlluairUrB, HUU I
Brtissi'ls Carpets, noniilit tlireot from I
the factory.
Try a
ACKSON SQUARE
5c Cigar
leeceived our Spring anil Summer line
of samples. Come and let us take
your measure and
best fitting suits you ever had.
J. M. How
rrnt ivatc tiii s-ir' tlui
Day & Henderson
a r
Julius Goldsmith's
If unn ,..nl Ih I nlapl I S I a I ja mm
aum'fnfiil tho foming jreafi bit I that it doea not out 1 1 Qbat aa and choicest W A La. L- Ka r r li
Overton's pinl and Wall Paper Store
ah 1'oiniinr Braodi
OfCiifara for aale.
Eugene and Junction-
UTallTniYailJiURyjgiJ
mm
aat wai. I .. , i , , t
For Bali iu Ltui-iicOn'k.
ni-r'i t . Vi ; .
ll- . . '.'nUu.'Uliis.. l
muii vtil iir,-. nf., Impottiiiey oml ' ' I
youthful err . r r. : , OouuU R
um! hi ; r, i tVpHi . .
Kn-llrrnrrW-,i!-Mi-.,piM-kft. Kl '. I U
pnlii, ' (f.( ,i ,, m, - ntttflormo
i 'i , (n"-' -d iii, tin writ " v
ttnnn' i :.t;ir .,u. ytryini
Hum. bolil.. oi. oii.o.'ail ;n. i SEiO D
byUKMililUsoN A L N,iir1 t y 0601 l- &
. ,.t iirmia r
, .ti.l!
.l-snerssM
inanaKi'ini'iit a ill lie nupportt tl liy hantl r-ln .trt'rn aro lialilo to tlo,
thia iaii r, ami no doubt by tlio ; wbie'li in.ikt s a vast iliO'erotiCf in a
pauooa.
M M I I I UMtl.NS
lltHw, 1 1, t ie will In. many of
I ibata OMiahlQea In oparaUoo in tbe
North ata by tln tiiua aaoihal
Houston rollo around.
Haporla rt'nanlinj; the manner in
which male and lemule tougha t.1 its- A Ualifornia p tpei ptibliHlic in
- - 1 .1 a ,11 . m.I.!u. J!..K. B. , t
Hni'ti iiii iiisTiw's in .ioany on " winiiuj; tiiinnet iinurra a miner a
IbaOOOaaton of the excureion to inch of water at l'J,'iABfMllona in
that city the other Sumlav makes twenty-four hour. 1 lintelebraU'il
the following from tho lotuooral Ualifumia mining caiionuineer on
well in point; ''oth i.les an reed on It'.lHHl gallon.
"Since our list itu Albany ha 'aaaaaaaaaBaaaaBaaaeaai
Vou should see the elegant line el
lainUaa, tints, onmmar and Plains
Is la-Is have Just arrived at
,00, Druses
J. I. CASE
Mali oi adreatait of
had a Sunday excttraion that hit
canned a great deal of comment.
Taken all together it ha not rained
tho Sunday cxcuriMona in the eve
of tho Hople, regardles of their
religiou conviction. It ha dun
onatrated that while there are or
derly and well i a m.I people who
participate, it alao invites the at
tention of a rough elemeut that
brings diaeredit upon it, ami a well
deaecratct the day that ehotild bo
free from buinea and aport,"
HI lilil.it BARM
"Rubber nan. is have aujiplautej
twine lo a ureat extent iu the lat
low yeare," obierved a aaleemau in
a drug etore aa ho slipped a band
around a package. "Up to ten
year ago rubber bands were eldom
aecn outaide ol a court house or a
lawyer'a oflive, and their use was
confined almost excluai rely lo the
filing of court documents and
Cheap
Farm for c ale
380 Acres
ft well BBjamfad lau.L Two
IMBM an.) Issrna. I'lenty Si faun
inilileiiieiits, hmses, cattle, wsirims
U SU tuilM s.llt!iwaati f reiltl
Kuk-tu.
lei isnaa et.., bMnbi
MILKS A 1'KKKINH,
Kncsue, tlrvk'.ai
Look Here farmers!
Bring jour Hides and
Skins to our tinner;.
I'nr all No. 1 green hide, w ill
ia.v you 4 tn s) eaala a HHiuel;
fur No I ilry liUtea 10 . . nls m
laiuiid; KorXoi ae-ervllug to
iiuailiy, s 10 ,s eVIlts
EXCURSION
NATIVE SONS OF OREGON THE AGITATORS
The Agitator '.ive tln grain
Trom The Agitator thNsbea tbe g ain
from tbe head
ACUI AM Pfc TA Dr O-l-l A Kl r '.ne itator i.a v,.,.v ih, opacity
nui luniNLy I j j - j meAg
AGITATOR THRESHING MACHINE
owe v rank. Spring Mounted, Tructioi
S. L LONG, Agent,
,ngine.
Eugene, OregoJJ
ON
MONDAY. JUNE 12, 1899
The Eugene oar Imvm on Mondav'a local at 10:66 a.
Tiokota good it return on any train out ofPortlant
Saturday morning, Jane 17, Inclusive.
m.
till
ATTRACTIONS.
Cabin Native Sons meets Taejday
mornine,
(.irnud
June 18,
Entertain men t at Marquain Ura:ul,poblk for Pioneers
and Native Sons and Native lau;liUTs, Wednesdav even
ing, June i V
Native Suns'
June lo.
RAILROAD FARE.
Now don t forget theao pr'cea Trow. Eugene to Portland and Return,
are paid m CASH at Tickets may be procured of
Tat e Harnett. I anna- p. i I
11. J. I ,
ilator l easy to operate
Tu- a
nc gnator re'iiiues lens repair
thau other
The Agitator has ail the l test im-
provetuents
The Agitator Is huilt of the Lent
mats rial ohtaiualile.
erthan il. c...n!-r. lunneiise. eimratlng
-T,N,aiTTOB ntt.si with s win.t itaate
Of thntsher "l,U 3T Ulh" m,ke
3 aj'titjrs sold tj an other maks
grand parade Pioneer Day, Thursday.
$3.00
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