Eugene weekly guard., March 07, 1907, Image 8

KILLED BY TRAIN
WILL WORK
The best time to buy is NOW
NEAR COTTAGE
GRAVEL BAR AGAIN
Biggest Variety, Correct Styles, Best Vallies
GOVE FRIDAY
THIS SUMMER
The best place to do it is HERE
Jaunty Spring Styles in Coats and Jackets
A rich display of the very newest fashions in Wool and Silk Eton,
tight fitting, box, semi-fitting and loose jackets and coats shown in a
nice variety of materials, checks, stripes and mixtures, pockets, collar
and cuffs neatly trimmed with velvet or broadcloth of harmonising
color, silk coats of taffeta ar.d pongee, black and colors.
look at these the next time you are shopping.
Take a
The prices are very low.
$5.00, $6.50, $7.50,
$8.50, $1000, $12.50, $15.00
High Class Novelty Dress Goods
In Dress Goods and Silk Department we are showing some handsome things for the
present season’s wear. These styles are confined strictly to “ FRIENDLY'S ” and as we
With Easter only
never duplicate designs you may rely on having exclusive patterns,
four weeks away it’s time to be making your selections.
High Class Novelty Wool Suitings, a yard .
High Class Plain and Novelty Silks, a yard
Beautiful Lace
Allovers
For Waists, Dress Trimmings, etc.,
almost every styieof net,dainty
Kroll and floral designs, see
them, prices
♦
.
75c to $3.00
65c to $1.25
Spring Styles in
Kabo and
La Marguerite
Corsets
The Guard has learned from a re­ Guard Special Service.
Cottage Grove, March 1.—R-
liable authority that the Southern
Young, a highly respected citizen and
Pacific Company intends to again
father-in-law of Manager Woodard,
work the gravel bar across the river of the Coast Fork Lumber Company,
from the old tannery this summer was killed at Latham at noon today
and that just a3 soon as all danger by being struck by the locomotive of
from high water ts over a crew will northbound passenger train No. 12
and thrown from a trestle which he
be here to put In the trestle to span
was crossing.
the river. The high water >f last
The old genueman w»s on the way
month caused the bar to fill in again, i
to Cottage Grove from the sawmill
and the gravel there now is said to
at Latham, and being quite deaf w
be of better quality than before, j
unable to hear the train as it
There ts not so much sand as before
proached.
The engineer blew the
and the quantity is nearly as great
whistle vigorously and reversed the
as formerlv. It is probable that the
engine, but could not bring it to a
company will also work the bar a
standstill in time. The old gentle­
few hundred yards below this one.
man was struck in the back by the
It can be reached comparatively eas­
pilot and thrown high ir the air and
ily, and there is nearly as much grav­
to the ground below, a distance of
el there as at the upper bar.
12 or 15 feet. The train was stopped
The working of the bar by the
as soon as possible and when the
company last year was the means of
trainmen reached the place where
establishing headquarters here for
the unfortunate man was lying he
several train crews besides the crew«
was dead. The body was pretty bad­
in the pit, altogether a hundred or
ly mangled and a number of bones
more men, and it is presumed that as
were broken. The body was taken
many or more will be here again this
back to Latham and a coroner's in­
year.
quest will be held.
It is reported that the company has
Mr. Young had been a resident
loaded two cars of materials tor the
here for some time and was prom­
trestle, and that they will be here
inent in the affairs of the city. Be­
in a short time.
sides his daughter, Mrs. Woodard,
he leaves a brother and sister at Sa­
lem.
MARCOLA ITEMS
FOR COTTAGE GROVE
THEY ARE HERE
1VER. JOHNSON
RACYCLE
NATIONAL
A
Truss Frames, Cushion Frames, Spring Fork
Single Tube Tires, Clincher Tires.
I
PR.ICES:
$25, $30, $35, $40, $45, $50, $55, $60 Ibert
Cash or installments
EUGENE GUN CO.
DONNA items
(Special Correspondence. I
Donna, March 5.—Mrs. K. Howard
and children have gone to visit rela­
tives and friends at Philomath.
Mrs. McGee, who has been sick
for so long, is improving.
Frank Lewis, who had the misfor-
! tune to get his fingers mashed while
working at the Mohawk Lumber
! Company’s lumber yard at this place,
has returned home from Eugene. His
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♦
Om
born .
Albe
♦ ♦♦♦♦ + + ++++Ob toyed
l
ompai
On Monday, r
'
February
v outít¿
Cottage Grov. , to M and J]|'
Higgins, a ten-pound boy
On Wednesday, February ‘ie“t
Cottage Grove, to Mr. and
kl4°'
O. Thompson, an eight-pow^
|
Friday, FebruarT22, Ho;
hand seems to be getting along nice­ and Mrs. P. O. Gossler, at jl
ly, and the doctors think they may field, a daughter, weighing
pounds. Phil says she will feb
be able to save all of his fingers.
Quite a number attended the dance as Martha Washington.
at E. Boggs’ Saturday night.
At Fairmoun*, March 1,
Mrs. R. C. Nell, of Marcóla, has
Mr. and Mrs. LaDuke, a son
i been visiting the past week with
j her mother, Mrs. Root.
At Fairmount, March 1, is,
A number of Donna young people Mr. aud Mrs. H. F. Hon«
attended the M. W. P. masquerade son.
| dance at Marcóla. All report a good
To Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Bw
i time.
Mr, Hansen, r' E iT»n», preached Irving, March 1, 1907, a sot t
at the Donna scLaol house last Sun­ 12 lbs.
day.
I
In Eugene, March 6, 1907.:
Oliver Root and wife, of Mancóla Edward Beeler, a daughter.
are moving to their place near Yar­
nell station.
+ + + + + + + + + ♦♦ + ♦♦
Mrs. B. Anderson has gone to Eu­ •>
+
DIE».
gene for a few days’ visit.
♦
Miss Ada Smith, of Marcóla, will
+ + ♦ + + + + + ♦+ + ♦♦
teach the spring term of school at
J. H. Scrivener, an old :l
this place.
, We undertsand that the Donna dent of Lane coupty, died u
Spelling School Society will give a well, February 23, of panlji
social at the school house in the near 56 years.
(Special Correspondence.)
Marcola, March 5.—Alvin Price
35c to $6.00 You can see all the new corset
has resigned his position as time­
mode s at our corset counter
keeper at the S. P. mill No. 1 and is
now, and you ought to before
! putting in his crop.
selecting your spring gown.
The majority of the farmers in this
Slenderness of waist is the key­
section are nearly done seeding.
Ladies’ Fine Lisle Hose in black,
note of the spring styles. We
The mill dam at S. P. camp No. 2
navy, reseda, old rose, pink,
carry
20 styles of corsets and
which was washed out last week has
red, light blue, gray, Alice, tan,
can fit almost any figure. Cor-
been repaired and is holding water
brown, lavendar, regular and
sets specially adapted to slender
out sizes, 75c qualities in plain
well.
and stout figures.
and embroideiy
r A_
Talk about fast travel nowadays.
a pair
JvC
Prices 50cto$5.00
last Saturday Albe.t Pioch started on
an extended tour through California,
and returned home Monday noon.
SAGINAW ITEMS
The crib work of the dam at S. P.
camp No. 3 is completed and the face
(Special Correspondence.)
Saginaw March 5.—Mr. and Mrs. will be put on as sooon as possible.
Stephen LaRaut were In Eugene Mon- The mill will start within two weeks.
Fred Fosiei, and employe at Fisch­
I day.
O. H. Taplln r .urned from the er Bro. ' mill, was caught in the line j future.
rolls and had to have his clothes cut
MARRIAGE OF MISS
mines the last of the week.
LOGAN TO REV
Ancll Wood left Tuesday for his off to get loose, only scratching his
A
STEADY
DRAIN
leg slightly.
homeste.'d on rail Creek.
Miss Piper, of S. P. camp No. 3, in
The marriage of Elizabeth
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Buford and
Sick Kidneys Weaken the Whole
gan, of Eugene, to Rev. Ic
child, accompanied by Mrs. Mettie reaching for something upon a high
Body—Make A'ou III. Languid
Ennis, of Endeavor. Wiscoti.
I owers, returned from Salem the first shelf, upset a bottle of creosote in
Beautiful gray worsted suits in checks, plaids, stripes and
and Depresseil.
her
face,
burning
it
badly.
curred at the Congregation!;
| of last week.
Walter F scher and wife returned
plain are being shown at Friendly’s this week for the first
Mrs. Saltzman visited Eugene the
Sick kidneys weaken the who's In the latter city Thursdays
from Eugene yesterday.
| first of the week.
body through the continual drainage February 21, in the present-
time, Every garment made by Schloss Bros., the world’s
Archie King moved away yester­
Mrs. Selma is visiting at the home
of life-giving albumen from the blood i appreciative gathering of oi
best tailors, are made up in both the extreme and snappy
of her mother, Mrs. Pauline Seifert. day.
Into the urine, and the substitution friends and relatives. The t
The set works of Fischer Bros.’
O. H. Jarrett has purchased the
of
poisonous uric acid that goes could not have held all that n
styles that appeal to young fellows that want to look differ­
| property known as the Millett place. sawmill were broken last Saturday broadcast through the system, sowing terested. The service was c#
and they have not been running for
' His parents will occupy it.
ent, and the more conservative models for elderly gentle
the seeds of disease. Loss of albu-1 by President W. M. Ellis, jrt
i
Last Saturday while splitting a the last few days.
men causes weakness, languor, de- ( of the Endeavor Academy, a
men of refined and quiet taste.
Mrs. C. A. Briggs is going to move
board Hugh Sharon had the misfor-
pression.
Uric poisoning causes, especially delightful to all )•
[tune to cut off his thumb just above from Fischer's mill to Marcola.
There were many beautifii
rheumatic pain, nervousness, nausea I
John Cubit, a donkey engineer at
I the first knuckle.
some from Eugene, some ta
(cricks
in
the
back,
gravel
and
kidney!
Mrs. Mettie Powers returned to Fische- Bros.' logging camp, left for
! stones. The proper treatment is a deavor, and other friends aii
Eugene the latter part of the week, Eugene yesterday.
| kidney treatment, and the best rem- tives. The couple left on
Lee Lewis returned from Salem
after visiting a few days at the Bu­
SCHIOS
. edy Is Doan's Kidney Pills. Great train for the scene of their lifefl
today.
ford home.
in West Central Africa, »h’t
. Eugene c ire proves it.
Fine ClothcsMokcrs
Some one got drunk Saturday and
A nine-pound boy arrived at the
Ennis has already devoted fori
4M.’.WX«KZ •■■* MM fqa *
Mrs.
M.
J.
Drew,
of
295
West
8th
home of Mr. and Mr-. H. S. Reeves beirg caught in the dark, instead of
of his life to a ministry ziwfl
street,
Eugene,
Oregon,
says:
“
I
j last Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. , lying oil ’ he kicked both lower pan­
I suffered from severe pains that seem- ( natives.
i ug r.e’s i oremost
Satisfaction or
Reeves have the congratulations of els out of tbe Parson Creek school­
house. i,uch fellow- ought to be tar­ ed to run from the kidneys through ■
their many friends.
FALL CREEK ITEM*
and Best Store
the loins and down into the limbs, i
Your Money Back
Miss Hannah Seifert has recovered red and feathered and ridden on a
There
was
also
a
noticeable
disorder
(Special Corresponden«
from her recent illness and has again rail out of the country.
of the action of the kidneys, and the 1
__ ______ ——
Fall Creek, March 2.—A. Cl
taken up her work at Cottage Grove.
BARRINGER, THE HOUSHMOVER presence of uric acid caused rheumat­ •on has gone to 'Frisco with
Miss
H AHKINIll i : g items
ployed In the Pacific States Telephone moved. The operation was perform­ gene. Rose Myers has gone to Eu-
ic twinges. Being
F ‘
‘ induced
‘
to try joad surveyors, where he »M
OF UH XL INTEREST office at Eugene, spent Sunday at her ed by Dr. W tn. H. Dale at his private
Has Moved Over 200 Buildings In and Doan's Kidney Pills I was agreeably work
Around Eugene.
home in this city visiting with her pa­ hospital, and he was assisted by Dr. (X)STS XOTHIXG VSLESS CURED
surprised by the prompt relief found
Eldon M. Warner, of F»'» ’
Mias Mae Endicott visited friends rents. Mr. and Mrs J. J. Baker, and
Mackey, of this city. Dr. Williams, of
J. W. Barringer, the expert house­ —they helped me a great deal in just shot and killed a big cougar th*'
in Eugene the latter part of last many friends.
Liberal
Wa,
Stom
­
May
in
Which
Miona
Stoni-
Junction, and Dr. Marks, of Halsey.
week.
mover. has only been in Eugene four a few days, and the Improvement day. The beast had killed
Mrs M. Cunningham and daughter, This growth had been troubling Miss ach Tablets Are Sold by Mr. Hull
If
a
friend
shuld
tell
you
that
he
years,
but has done a good business continued as long as I kept on with him. The dogs treed It late
Miss Angle Endicott Is this week Miss Ollie, stopped off here Friday Love for several years past, but it
visiting with relatives and friends in last for an over-Sunday visit with has been only during the past year would pay the doctor's bill if he did in his line. He has moved 210 build them. I canno help but give Doan's evening, and after three
not cure you, would it not Impress
Kidney Pills a strong recommenda­ through the head Mr. Warne:-
Springfield.
relatives and friends. They were on that she has suffered very much with Ivon with the skill of that physician’ Ings in and around Eugene, and last tion.”
low.
Miss lliiivl Wood will begin teach­ their way from Albany to Eugene, it. and a short time ago she decided It is really in this way that Mr. Hull year he purchased the entire house­
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
_________________ .
ing a spring term of school near Co­ where they will reside In the future. to undergo an operation. She is at sells Mi-o-na stomach tablets, guar­ moving outfit of G. W. Taylor, and cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
anteeing to refund the money it Mi- with his 25 years of experience is
Relatives of Mrs. Bessie F-
burg next Monday
The flour mill started up Monday the hospital in charge of a trained o-na does not cure.
N. Y., sole agents for the United
able to give satisfaction. Residence States.
who attempted suicide in Fwdj
If you have any of the usual symp­
Mrs I. A Valentin > accompanied for a few weeks' run. The mill has nurse from Portland, and her man?
corner
Fifteenth
and
Oak
streets.
few days ago, an account olj
Remember
the
name
—
Doan's
—
toms
of
indigestion,
such
as
offensive
not
been
able
to
run
very
steadily
friends are
her mother anil sister to Eugene Mou-
re- breath, dryness of the nose, pain Telephone Red 4511, Eugene, Or.
and take no other.
was printed in the Guard in*l
during the past winter owing to the covery. — Bi
day af'ernoon
across the eyes, pain in back of head
of a dispatch, state that th
d&w m9
Mias Belle Wilson went to Euge ne Iniposslbllltv of getting cars in which
pain in front of the head, tendency to
ANNOUNCEMENT
to
ship
of the attempt at self-d*
ut
Thursday last for a tew days' Visil
take cold, burning pain in the throat
After Ten Years.
Don't Complain
Saturday and Sunday will be our
It la ho ed
Mr. G. L. Stephenson, of Peter- hawking to clear the throat, pain in
with friends In that <lt>
u your chest pains and you are un­ regular ninthly meeting at Elmira. was ill health. She had
borou :h. Ont., says: "For over ten the chest, a cough, stitch in side
of the Portland hospitals ft*
e
Miss Lena Boggs, who has
rn railroad
able
to sleep on account of a cough, Theme for 11 a. m. Sunday, "The time, and befng out of work?- .
the car
years I suffered constantly with piles, losing of flesh. variaL.e appetite, low
visiting with her father, I,eon B
7:30 p. m..
first Itching, then bleeding; pain al­ spirited at times, raising of frothv Buy a bottle of Pi.llard's Horehound Power of Unbelief.”
near this city, for the paat few days, materially changed.
most unbearable; life a burden. mucous, expectorating of yellow mat­ Syrup, and you - won"
‘ have any* cough. The Lord s Side.” Let everybody spondent.
~.i
t
returned to Eugene Monday.
<! I< Needles paid Eugene a visit Tried everything In vain till I used ter, difficulty in breathing, frequent Get a bottle now and that cou
----- —jg i will come. Business meeting at 2:30 p.
-■ Leonhardt's
........... ~-.nyu.-nom.
hUSiintSS Of
vo‘“‘- dis
Hem-Rold
of voice,
dis-
Mian Myrtle Green left the latter the latter part of last week. Ills Dr
not last long, A core for a.l pulmon- m. Saturday. The theme for Sunday
"I
had
taken
but
a
few
doses
when
-.I.??*
st
»PPage
of
th
part of last week for Eugene, to visit visit was made fur the purpose of at­
I at 11 a. m. is one of great impor-
I noticed an improvement. I decid- m-se
°
“ at night, aching "of’ the bo'tW ary disease,.
With relatives and friends for a tew tending a meeting of the K of P ed to keep on. and now. after using droppings In throat, mouth open Texas, writes: Mrs. J------ , Ga've.ton,
tance. as on it bangs the progress of
I
tan
t
say
enough
for
these laU*.
W
days. She returned Sunday after­ lodge of that city. o( which he ts a three boxes, I am glad to say 1 am while sleeping, tickling In back of
Ballard's Horehound
---- - 3yrup.
-■■■“- The re­ Christianity. Come.
noon.
In t
member. While there he called on R completely cured. My general health throat, formation of crusts in nose
D. E. BAKER. Pastor.
It gives dryness of the threat !a the morningj lief it has given me is all that it is
Ralph Shuler, who 1« attending A Rampy, who Is at the hospital In has also greatly Improved
distia»*®! * er
loss of strength, spasms of cough­ necessary for me I.. car ’
VlTTLE
school In Eugene, spent a few days Eugene, and found the old gentleman me great pleasure to recommend ing, cough short and hacking, cough
A F All <
*
Hem-Hold to all sufferers with piles,
Worked
Ite a Charm.
5 IVER edytor D®0*. suit
the latter part of last week with his in very poor health
Mr Rampy's and I feel convinced that what it has wors«- nights and mornings, loss in
Insure Your Livestock
Mr. D N. Walker, editor of
parents and many friends In this city many friends hereabouts will be pain­ done for me It will surely do for vital force, a feeling of tightness against death
- —• v* (bat
pa,r
from any cause. spicy journal, the Enterprise.
them."
across the upper part of the chest —
Louisa
Miss Martha Gibson, who dosed a ed to learn that hi*
Agents
wanted,
fect;
Write home office
haTe an>’ of these symptoms
Priie, |i no. pr I.ecnhardt Co., f
“I ran a “a11 ,n “F foot
during
for terms and particulars.
torpid I o -
mad<
us*- Mi-o-na stomach tablets.
Niagara Falls, N. Y , proprietors.
The •M week and at once appifed Buck-
They cost but 50 cents a box: noth­ Northwestern Live Stock Insurance
regulate tbe Bowels. Purely VeT'-'" . feet I
nn9 I11’“ SalVe’ Xo ¡“flam.tton
ing if they do not cure Hull's drug Comcanv
1710 Broadway, Seattle.
store is the local distributor.
followed; the Salve simply healed the SMALL PILL SMALL
fl 4-
Genuina Must 5^
ni7
Pvtaluna incubators are easy to wound ” Reals every sore, burn and
skin disease. Guaranteed at W L ' carter ' s
■H
vrata
and
sure
hatchers.
We
have
Fac-S
-m’-s
Spray pumps from 50 cents up.
DeLano's Drug Store. 25c.
them In stock.
fi
’
v
’
fo
. . CHAMBERS HARDWARE.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE.
3 PILLS.
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Applicatnon has been made to Ad­
jutant General Ftnzer for the estab­
lishment of a company of the Oregon
1 National Guardsmen by seventy
I young business men of Cottage Grove.
It is understood that there are to be
four new companies formed. There
are seven applications.
Cottage
Grove stands a good show.
Bert
Lawson deserves much credit for the
work he has done in getting the mas­
ter in shape and ready to present to
the state officials.—Xugget
Ladies Hosiery
Elegantly hand tailored, ready
made Suits for Men
and Young Men
NEW MODELS
$10.00 to $27.50
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