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» ' 4 THE EVIENE CUARD Personals HEAÏ Daily Gua.d May 6 Jy, Dr. Paine, Dr. Cheshire, Dr. Kuy kendall, Earl Church, Wm. Miller, M. Peterson, R. H. Miller, E. J. Craw id, Dr. Peuland, A. Lombard, F. 1 . Tingley, J. M Howe, L. N. Rouev, C. Hodee, T. W. Harris. c I L sa k. L' W». W. H. Gossler went to Portland I <- atteruoou. Jasper Wilkins was over from C J I Daily Guard May 8 burg tod-iy. lion. L T Harris returned home M. M. Davis returned to Corvai this »fieri.u u trurn a trip to Wood- i this afternoon. ¿¿Hk"?’ burn. » Dr. H. F. Ong, uf Wendling, sp< L. a. Loguu, of Portland, esme up last night in Eugene. this afternoon to look after his busi III A\i’«etable Preparation for As - Mrs. J. D. Braley returned home ness interests. from M.Miunville this after oon. Levi Walton is up from Halsey. j.uiilating the Food and Regula Ross Plummer came up from Port- S. G. Spicer, who has been visiting i|i luigrtie Stomachs and Bowels of i land today to visit university friends. io Portland, returned home today. D. B. Hopkins, of the Eugene Lum MEAN ISFCM k B a .- Mrs. Frank Page went to Saginaw her Company, went to Al'any this af this afternoon. ternoon. ’romotes Digesti’on.Cheeriw Norman Gray went to Junctio: ’ his Fred Stump, U. O. student, went afternoon. less and Rest.Conlaiiis i.ciliki to his home iu Salem today to spend Opium.Morplutu’ nor Mineral Miss Wisecarver, of Roseburg, who Sunday. N ot N ancotic has been visiting Miss Inez White, of Arthur Douglas, who has been visit this city, returned home this after ing relatives in this city, returned to noon. rWriSWiLPlTCWifi Tangent today. ¿ mpfiui Seul * J. M. Berry left »Ms stlernoon for dix. Senna * C. L. Shepard, O. A. C. student Sacramento, Cal. krtktU* - ZÍTU.W 3W / from Corvallis, is visiting student J+vprnrunt - W. Lair Thompe n returned to Al- Bi riuifmale Soda friends at the U. ot O. bany this afternoon Çtruihed Sugar Mrs. C. F. Hurlburt, of Junction, Wnkigrw flavor. J Miss Lola Senders, who has been the who has been visiting in this city, re guest of Zida (•, l< -mith for the past turned home this afternoon. A perfect Remedy forConslipa few days, returned to her home at Ron. Sour Stomach Diarrhoea G. W. Taylor, the housemover, is Harrisburg th: U. S. GOVERNMENT ANALYSTS, t'uuoon j Worms .Convulsions .Feverish moving the Springfield Woodmen C. K. Hale, < . llaie, is in the city. ness and Loss OF SLEEP. THE HIGHEST AUTHORITIES ON HYGIENE hall to a new location aerosi the Charle3 Under otni .tr.d wife are street. Fac Sonile Signature of THROUGHOUT THE WORLD, now at Cottage Gt ■ e, where they ex Dr. C. W. Lowe, while enroute to pect to remain all cummer. THE BEST HOUSEKEEPERS EVERYWHERE— New York writes to have the Guard NEW*'* oíiK. Mr. and Mrs. Holliugsw'—‘h ril sent to him at 922 Broadway, corner family, of Elbe Falls, Kanst=, inii'-ed of 21st street. New York City. here Thursday evening and are visit ' Mrs. Samuel NelsoD, who tins been ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 11. B. visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Bell. They expect to make their fu P. Sladden, left on the early morning LXAC7 COPY OF WRAPPER. ture home in Eugene train for her home iu Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. E. Scharzschild and Mrs. B. B. Warfield left, this after noon for Tacoma, Washington, to visit daughter returned yesterday from a her son, George Wartield, who is """• pleasant trip through California. E. P. Williams, of Lost Valley, was a member of the Puget, bound Un.ii. ABSOLUTELY PURE in the city today. sity faculty. Misj Leone B. Kaye is new visiting Miss Cooper, of Portland, service . manager of the Pacitic Stales Tele- relatives in Portland. made to have a real good time. llere- phone Company, is in Eugene with Miss Margaret Cooper, service man tofore the matter has been put off un the view of building up a better ser ager of the Pacific States Telephone til the last minute. This year we have vice on the Eugene system. Company, who has been iu the Eugene begun in time. ¡Judge W. C. Hale, of Grants Pass, office for the past week, left yesterday Mrs. Hartwig is seemirgly no bet-j , son Milton Hale ... of this city, has 1 for Portland. evil of vi iuiivw --- -------- ter. Dr. DeBar was called last Sun ' been recommended by Senator Fulton J. II. Thatcher, division superin i for an Alaska judgeship, and T. C. day night. tendent of the Pacitto States Tele Will Deliver to New Subcribers Mrs. McClure was up from Smith- Powell, cf Portland, as marshal.— phone Co., is in the city. Albany Democrat. From Now Till Saturday, June ' Held last Sunday. Frank Moorhead and family left W. L. McFurland has about com Tuesday for St. Lcuis to taae in the Wilburn Parker and family arrived II for 25 Cents. from Washington last Friday. Their pleted the repairs to his building at sights of the world’s fair. Mr. Moor many friends were glad to welcome West Eighth and Olive streets, which head is a delegate to the National Ed We want to put the Daily Guard was recently badly damaged by Are. itorial Association, which meets in them home again. Into the hands of every vote r in Eu He will divide the second floor Into that city the 16th. They will also Elmira is getting to be noted for gene and Lane county, if possible, lodging rtioms. visit relatives in Missouri ai d Iowa the manufacture of cheese, there be H; - u V' n s iti-r-action on L>ne County till the day of election. before returning home.—Junction ing four factories within two miles of roads for 0 years? THE BAIN WAGON OUR OFFER. Times. here. Daily Guard May 7 « O build a wauon especially for Oregon To accomplish this we oiler to de E. W. Jordan received word from B. F. Russell, of Coburg, spent last liver the Daily Guard by carrier in roads They are built to stand and they hit father at the Soldiers’ Home last night id this city. Eugene, or by mail to outside Latie do stand. week. He is about the same as when A. J. Ward came down from Vida bounty postottioes, to new subesribers, If you are going to buy a wagon, get one at Elmira. last night. from now till the last day of the week with an e°tablished reputation and you Last Friday night the Order of Professor W. C. McKee, the newly of election, Staurday, June 11, for take no chances. 25 cents. That will give those avail Lions gave a supper for the members elected principal of the Geary school, w. Sanders will pay the highest ing themselves of the offer the cam and their families, theie being about is here from Lebanon. price for cbittim, wool and hides. paign news and election returns. U3H sixty prest nt. E. E. Upmeyer, of Harrisburg, was Office 633 Olive street, second house AN ELECTION OFFER. in Eugene on business today. south of Bangs, stable corner, Remember this otter extends only H. N. Cockerline was up from AI- W. SAND EKS. to the end of election week. Send in bany today. your name at once ana get the bene Michael Conrady, Michael Sjhimdt, fit of the full lime. A Sure Thing. The remains of the late Frank B. Henry New and Joseph Mallory are It is said that nothing is sure ex- Hawk were laid to rest iu the 1. . C» down from Wendling. cept death and taxer, but that is not O. F. cemetery Sunday afternoon at H. E Ankeny left last night for three o’clock. ‘‘In the midst of 1 life the Sterling mines in Jackson county. altogether true. Dr. King’s New Dis covery for Consumption is a sure we are in death. ” Lon Martin is here from Lucky •ure for all lung and throat troubles. Zion, May 8. —Married, in Eugeue Franklin B. Hawk was be ru in Thousands can testify _____ to __ ____ that. Mrs. c.................. B. VanMetre, of — Shepherdtowu, Friday, the 6th iust, Miss Pearl Whitehavei., Penn. At the age of teu Bey. W. Va., says: “ I had a severe ease Attorney J. E. Young came down Elliott of Coburg to George Whitney he moved tn Iowa, where he lived uf b ncbitis and for a year tried from Cottage Grove this afternoon. of Jueu. until 1893, wheu he moved to Oregon, t’g 1 heard of, but got no re- MisB Lola Senders, of Harrisburg, i bottle of Dr. King’s New Sandy Jaools and G um Slialller residing in Eugene until 1902, wheu » very then cured me absolutely.” ariived on the afternoon train to made u visit to Eugeue Saturday. he was employed by the 8. P. Co. It’s iutallible for croup, whooping Moving with his family to Portland, spend SiiD lay with Eugeue frien s Rev. Kobt. Edwards holds divine cough, grip.pneumonia and consump they resided until the time of his Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoffman ar tion Try it. It’s guaranteed by W. service at the school house today. dentil. He was aged 32 years, 2 rived borne this afternoon from a L. DeLano’s, druggist. Trial bottles Mary Mooney came down home Reg. sizes 50c, SI.00. free. months and 14 days. He leaves a week's visit in Portland. from her school at Rush Island Fri stricken wife and little daughter, W. A. Wanu is home from a trip day evening and will attend the Echo, ot Portland, also a mother, north. teachers’ institute in Eugeue this two sistsra and one brother, all of week. Fred Withrow came up from Junc them residing in the East. tion this afternoon. Clay Parser and wife have moved 11» was a loving husband, a kind The following described horses t o Fall Creek where Clay haw a po«i- aud affectionate father, beloved aud Miss Edna Prencott, U. O. student, tion with the Bootb-Kelly company, respected by all who kuew him. He went to Portland today to spend Sun- came to my place about April 12th: i One dark buy mare, wieght 1050, Blasting can be heard in the bilia leaves a wide circle of friends to (day. brand ”0 8” on right hip, shod; one near by. We hope the prospector mourn his death. Miss Ethel LaKaut returned to sorrel horse, wenruv weisht 900, i*w, snuu, shod; one | will find the precious metal in aulii- A FRIEND. Sagiuaw this aftvruonu. small bay horse, no brand. Owner [ blent quantities to pay. Mrs. W. H. Abrams returned to her can have the same by calling at my home in Cottage Grove this afternoon place, 1>4 miles ahove Hendricks’ after a few days (islt with Eugene ferry on t'.ie south side of McKenzie friends. river, and pay for their keeping. W.C. McKee, of Lebanon, the prin A. TUPPER. 1’he stockholders of the ('row Tele cipal elect of the Geary school for Walterville, Oregon. phone Company are requested to (litiHrd Special Seriove.) next year, made Eugene a visit today. Elmira, May 9.— Mr« Albert Sturte attend meeting on the lltii day of L. T. Harris went to Woodburn ou May, nt 1 o ’ clock, p. m. at the com vant made Crow u vist last Saturday, K. GRUEBER AND STUMP o. business this afternoon. pany office nt Crow. 'PULLER her «later Kate returning with her. Rev. J. B. Lister was a passeng r CHAS. HADLEY, Mrs. M. I\ Horn, of Lngene, made Beats them all. Three state prem- to Turner ou the afternoon train. , 11 AMD. ml t.l * KE. a visit with her sinter, Mr«. E. W. ims. Oue horse equal to 90 in power, JOSEPH IIOOKEK, Charley Eastland went to Portland Gr ibs an acre a day Pulls down •Jordan, la^t week. WM. MA I'M EKS. this sfteruoou to spend Sunday. Imais logs to mill, moves •• Th » Baptist ch'ircli >>*gHii their re Mrs W. H. Alexander went to Port uonses. fit al t ! •., ' ’ ' ' ' ' JAMES HSN’F.Y, laud this afternoon for a short visit. Rev. Pay and Rev luuiiiar are doing Brooks Marion Couuty Cru. the preacl ing , Mrs. J. D. Ilnff, of Roseburg ar- riv ! thl* - i ’’ moon to visit with rd Mirf. Cuarie*» luuiuu u- veiy low In letter from Editor Betters-1 A atives Iu this citv. T< kin J >1 wuh C» pnoid lever. worth dated at Anaheim, Cal., he! I A following n .uieJ mt tn ber We noticed nmy lairvou ni hlm ira mentions that be will start in the liut week. lie is In from Panther, our hottie «as destroyed by tire we re* Eugene Chapter, K. A. M., « near future from the graveyard of turn cur si* cere f*-»ir*t ■* to Ro cb’irg this afternm ■ to att John where hv Id wot Ling i blighted hopes for Oregon, lue cesi * ■ the n or*ing of the Porebn rg ft A. J. A. Fountain ana wife end brightest place un me tace ot the I 1 tbit trentng- T . ptirr., «i S <är T’ ■ a « ■ moved t< misty, «rei-* iiiey f globe.— Harrisburg bulletin. i n p | t’ns« -- I 1 II Ml work tor J. o . it alters «Miti til F V /L.l * «I * L. Pati V H D. Edward», pany. 1,1.11- I - <' Pre» ’o: , Darwin Rrittcw, n-, ” b k-. X Eb'd* 1 w*” c*'|o’ r«»h» coming . RM '* ■ •■*' Fourth of July® Rreparations will b ilall, br , ( H. Young, S H. Eri.cd t is the Most Important I & The Kind You Haye Always Bough! Bears the No one can tell good baking powder from bad merely by the appearance; The price is some guide, but not an in fallible one; Some cheap brands may raise the dough, yet contain unwholesome ingredients. Signature .I There is one safe, sure way, i. e., to follow the recommendations of the I d Use For Ovar Thirty Years ROYAL BAKING POWDER DAILY GUARD I Is It Worth Anything ELECTION OFFER To Vov’ to K"ow TKrtt. the B A ¿ N I Í i Chittim,Woo| and Hides Wanted. BUY THE Franklin B. Hawk Chambers Hardware Zion Items Oregon r. NEATFIT HOSE FOR CHILDREN Estray Notice THE BEST ON EARTH FOR THE MONEY Only 15 CentsPer Pair Equal to any 25 cent Hose. Stockholders’ Meeting. Elmira Notes Big Sale of Novelty Wash Goods All the latest goods of the Season at a big reduction Greet» Scie of Men’s Trousers Card cf I hanks j EVERY PAIR IN THE HOUSE i > 5 B g * .- » tnnr. naaeourg. •ho ia*v be s •n-ring ________ as Î wa« " T1M cure* ejected bv Dr Pier<<| Î s a I 3