WITH CALM SLEEP
TO MRS. M'KINLEY
SERMON BY REV.
0. H. TRIMBLE
STANLEYS
EUGENE, OREGON
612 Willamette Street
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Sunday forenoon the G. A R., the
Canton. May -6
Mrs. William W. R. C., the Ladles of the G. A. R.
McKinley, widow of the late presi­ and the Sons of Veterans attended
dent. died at her home here at 1:05 the services at the Methodist church
in a body aod listened to the annual
<'clock this afternoon.
memorial sermon by Rev. D. H. Trim­
For many years Mrs. McKinley ble. The church was packed. The
had been an Invalid. She recovered ' exercises were interesting, there be­
from the shock of her busband's trag- ing special music for the occasion
*c death, but it left its mark, and and the Interior of the church was
when It was known that she had suf­ decorated. Rev. Mr. Thimble's text
fered a stroke of paralysis little hope was from First Samuels 7-12, "Hith­
was felt that she could survive Tha erto hath the Lord Helped Us.” He
end came peacefully, almost Imper­ said In part:
"The setting up of the stone upon
ceptibly. Mrs. McKinley never knew
of the efforts made to prolong her which was the inscription of our
life or the solicitous hope of her sis­ text, marked a crisis in the history
ter and other relatives and friends of a nation.
"By God’s direct intervention, the
for her recovery.
At the McKinley home when deatu nation Israel had been saved from
came there were present Secretary her enemies, Through 900 years of
Cortelyou, Mr. and Mrs. M C. Bar­ history Providence had cleared their
It marked also a promise of
bour, Mrs. Sarah Duncan, Mrs Lu­ pat I,
ther Day, Justice and Mrs. William blessing and usefulness to a righteous
R. Day, Doctors I’orteman and Rlxey j I and obedient people. God had been
manifestly In the history.
Has He
and the nurses.
The funeral arrangements so far not been In ours? One hundred and
as made are that Dr. Duxton will thirty-nine years old the fourth of
have charge of the services, which are July next, the youngest of the great
to be simple
They will be held at nations, we stand first in world in­
the McKinley home at 2 o’clock Wed­ fluence, In wealth, in moral civili­
nesday afternoon. Secretary Cortel- zation. God was with our fathers,
vou Is directing the arrangements, who landed upon the Plymouth
and will remain here until after the Rock, In that fearful struggle of the
Revolution, In the no less critical
funeral.
period which Immediately followed
out of whose travail came the United
States Constitution.
“Ours was an unprecedented de­
velopment from 1783 to 1X60. We
advanced by leaps and bounds and
reached the foremost place among
the nations.
But we were guilty
before God through ail these years
Succeeds Dnike A .Xeni—Will Build of a mortal sin.
Human slavery,
New Warehouse und Will liiaugu- that political leprosy, had fastened
rate Free Delivery System.
Itself upon the body politic and was
eating through flesh and bone to the
W H. Scott, who for several years vitals of that Independence for which
conducted a general store at Jasper, our fathers fought and died. Our
lias purchased the store of Drake Ar boasted liberty had but half a mean­
Neal, at Leaburg. lie will at once ing. Slavery had eviuled the Decla­
take charge of the business and will ration and the Constitution and, like
greatly increase the stock, fie also a viper in the bosom, a cherished In­
purchased the building occupied by stitution In the South, It was pre­
the store and will erect a warehouse wiring for a deadly spring at the
In which he will store goods for the life of the Union.
winter trade. He will make Improve­
"With the election of Lincoln came
ments to the store building and when the secession of the South. The fir­
they are completed he will have one ing on the flag at Sumpter struck
of the best country stores in the val­ to the heart of the North like an
ley. Mr. Scott will put on a delivery electric shock and the volunteers of
wagon and will serve his customers America took the field Then it was
within a radius of six or seven miles that this country atoned for her sins
There are several telephone lines in Sins of omission on the part of the
that vicinity, nearly every settler hav­ North, sins of commission on the
ing a phone In their house, and this part of the South
delivery service will be very conven­
"Both North and South nnderes-
ient for them. They can make their timated the other's powers. To the
orders over the telephone without North it was to be a noon spell, and
leaving their homes and have the three months would end the war.
goods dellevred the same day.
i One Southerner could
match fen
Mr Scott Is a hustler, and Is bound Northerm-rs at the beginning of the
to give satisfaction to the people of war. But before the awfuT conflict
th»v McKenzie vulley.
was over each had dewlbperf a whole­
some respect for the other.
The
cost in the concrete was nearly a
million men dead upon both sides
and more than five billion of money.
One quarter of all the values of the
nation at that time. So great it price
In blood and fressure did von pay
for national unity.
The sacrifice
was justified only on the principle
Died. at Mapleton Sunday morning. that no sacrifice is too great to make
Ma? 19. 190", of cancer.ma affection! for one's fellows, if the world is lifted
xil the liver. James E. Barnes, aged towards truth.
t>,"< years. 4 months mid 22 days.
"The results of the wnr were the
Little is known her« about the life freedom of the slave, the verification
of Mr. Barms. He came to this sec of the constitution that all men
Von about seven years ago and all were created free, the exaltation of
that Is known of his prevl ms career liberty, a purer patriotism, natfrmal
is what lie dropped In occasional re­ unity and more profound respect for ■ >
marks to his friends.
our national institutions. These are
Bo far as we cun ascertain he left the laurels that rest upon your arms.
n > i ear relatives. Many years ago he
"The rights and liberties for which
r •si.l«d in Kansas, where bo wm a you fought are worthy of preserva­
riember of the state legislature for tion still, the enemies are still with­
one term. He was engaged In mining in our borders, the conflict must still
for a time, and studied law
After- be waged
Last year it cost us 11.-
v aril he held t he office o.' circuit 500,000,000 more that the expense of .
court judge in Colorado for six years, any single year of the civil war, one
and later was engaged In newspaper hundred thousand of our fellows were 1
work In California. He came to the killed, God only knows how many !
Siualaw in 1900, and has made his men, women and children were |
home here since that time. Three wounded. Your comrades went from
-ears ago he was a candidate on the the field of battle to the crown of
Democratic ticket for representative glory: these from the gutter and the
from l.ane county.
A Phitadelphta newspaper has re­
tremens to the deeper depths of the
Mr. Barnea was a member of Maple drunkards' hell.
The bulwark of vived the . barge that the close races
lodge, No. 139, I (). O. F„ and was this whole nefarious business is the
ever ready to work for the Interests moderate drfnker.
From him the
of that order At the time of hi* Immoderate drinkers have developed
death he was deputy grand master for and through him the habit has com­
tills district.
mended Itself hi others.
Shati wv
Funeral services were held at Ma sacrifice the tickling of our moderate !
pieton Monday afternoon, at the Odd dinking palates for the saving of i
Fellows hall.
A suitable discourse these 100.(100 comrades
was delivered by Rev. T. A. Yost, and
"The statistics of another conflict j
the remains were laid to rest in ac­ are to be hud. If so they would be 1
cordance with the customs of the or- more appalling stfll The sista I evil,
tier. A large number of Odd Fellows the red light district In our cities,
front Florence were present at the clandestine relations in our seeming­
burial
Florence West
ly Innocent communities. If the doc­
tors and the lawyers were to telt all
they knew ft would set the communi­
ty by the ears Let us leurn the les­
son from the downfall of Rome and !
Greece, the decadence of France, the J
defeat of Russia upon the ptatns of,
I Manchuria. Wickedness Is weakness.!
but purity Is power.
"The flagrant violation of some !
Attorney O. F Skipworth returned laws, which leads to contempt for
Sunday from San Francisco, where he all law. is a danger that besets us
went over a week ago to tender th-' We consider ourselves still on guard
money offered by Ml persons, resld Wo challenge every one who seeks
Ing mostly
at
Junction, for the admission to places of public trust
Southern Pacific Company's timber He must give the countersign known
land The official to whom the ten only to those whom virtue exalts and
der was made was out of the city an I character crowns. We must preserve
mi Mr. Skipworth left the matter with by the ballot what you have Won bv
a law firm there to attend to when the bayonet."
the official returned
Mr, Skipworth
God will help us no long as we are
.■•ya conditions In the Bay City arc true to righteousness
He deserts
very bad On account of the strike of us the moment we swerve from
the telephone girls and the street path."
■ aiiway employes It la hard to get
any bualneaa transacted at all
Scarcely any cars are running, and I
people who ride on those that are
run a risk of being killed or badlv
JOHN A. DONAHUE.
’niurod. as the strikers throw brick
Better
known as Jiggs. brilliant
bat a at tbe passengers as they alight
and even throw them through the
first class ba«opian of the cham­
car windows The burned district of
Swatow. province of Kwat Tung, pion Chicago Americana.
the city atlll presents a very sorry
spectacle, and It will be several de­ China. May 27. -There la a rebellion
cades before tbe city will be Itself In the Uptng district, All civil and
military authorities at Wong Kong I in the American league are due to
.(gain
nave ‘w*n assassinated and their Ya
the effort« of President Johnson to
tueua burled.
equalise the playing strength of the
paper
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contestants and that success has gtv.
douhle roll up
Subscribe for The Dally Guard.
en the public Impression that ottl-
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There is a Eugene Drugstore that advertise, “Voluntarily wemirk down all leading remedie|
and shall keep them lower in price than others can or are willing to sell them for.
His adver-
tisement is dishenes:. This man has recently been advertising to undersell us two cents on any
arjicle, yet he has refused time and again to do so, when he had calls for the goods. You will
also notice this man has appropriated from our ad. the phrase, “We Buy For Less - - - We Sell
one e
For Less;” a phrase which we have used in our advertising the past six years.
Every on
knows that the said drug store did not voluntarily cut one price, but onlyreduced such prices as he
was forced to reduce. If you prefer patronizing a drug store, there are honest ‘ druggt
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W. B. SCOTT BUYS
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All 25c Patent Medicines for
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Sovenir Postals 1c, 2c and 5c each - just like Hull sells for 2^c, 5c and 10c each
Chrisman
Block
9 th Street
612 Willamette Stret, Eugene, Oregon.
DOPE FOR BASEBALL
FANS FROM BIG LEAGUES
tould not prearrange the standing of
its team at the close of the tirst
| day's games, and in order to have
the finish come as framed up every
umpire, manager and player would
have to be a party to a traud upon
the public.
Tue American league races are
splendidly contested simply because
most ;.f the clubs have a capable man­
ager and a complement of players
fairly well up to the standard.
ctal juggling was practiced.
As President Cumiskey stated at
So one In touch with conditions in the close of the 1906 campaign, the
ieague's uniformly close race to the
cleverness of the team leaders in se­
lecting talent and getting results, and
<insider charges of fraud as too ab­
surd for consideration.
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Frank Bancroft, of Cincinnati.says:
"From my experience a manager
should have two strong points-—abil­
ity to organize and to train and abil­
ity to get all the work out of the
players there is in them after thev
are organized. To my mind Frank
Selee was one of the greatest organ-
right when they formulated :i«
Christy Mathewson, pitcher ot k
New York Nationals, would twirltiz
season in his old time brilliant tom
Matty is sure going some.
One of the things that annoys th
batsmen who face Matty is the wide
ness of his curves, when he «it™
to make them wide. His "out."'ii.
and "drop" are not the efforts of 1
. "piker.” The Mathewson wide o«'
¡shoot shies away from the plate lilt
the yellow dog that flees from *
small boy with a tin can and i
string, or again, an inshoot will bek
in toward the batsman as thong
there was a magnet affecting de­
balls concealed in the players s«®;
achs.
As for Mathewson's drof
It is the cruelest thing probably e*
turned loose on major league it:»
slingers.
When Mattv retires »'•
ting averages in the National MP1!
will take a sudden jump upward.
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MARRIED
ATTORNEY SKIPWORTH
RETURNS FROM 'FRISCO
UPRISING IN A
CHINESE PROVINCE
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We do not publish a price list as it would take four whole pages of the
Guard to list all of the goods in our drug department.
We now have a
complete stock, much larger than the average drug store, and every remedy
that’s manufactured will be sold at the above cut-rate prices.
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DEATH OF J. E. BARNES
AT MAPLETON
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At the home of Mr. and
Adrian, in Eugene. May 2-’. >■'
X p. m., Fred Kroeger and Mrt
nia Ivy. hot hof Goshen. R<* *’
Mount officiating.
Malady Invaile* libiho Herd* **
zling Federal Bureas.
HARRY STEINFEI.DT
Noted Iwtsman atol third base­
man of the Chicago National
league champions.
baseball would make such an asser­
tion or indorse It by publishing It.
For several years partisan sport­
ing editors openly avowed that the
Xm«rtcan race was a frame-un and
that New York had been selected to
win the pennant
The Highlanders
have never rtntshed better than sec­
ond. and twice they were beaten out
tn the final series
Johnson's administration of the
American league has been marked by
extraordinary executive ability, but
tf he had the co-operation of every
club owner In bls organization he
Pocatello, Idaho.
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strange disease is prevailing
the sheep in the S>da Spring1
in the eastern part of
ev. The sympt
FRANK ISBELL
Who covers the "middle sta­
NICK ALTROCK.
tion’’ f for the world’s chaniDion-^ure wlth craxy f’L’
Popular mendier of the Chicago
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P n Tapfd swelling of the ’^eeps
Most of the sheep affected
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••up Chicago Americans.
American twirling staff who ma­
fea' hours, but other ,linie,r -pr
' and those that recover ■ll-
terially aided his team in captur­ I tors ever born. ''
wool. The disease dies “'1' „ ¡»F
ing the world a championship last tlentlv,whn
,he bench PrPt,y P»- ne contagious, as healthy
iror" ' *venJ
*’ P"in« »P «- n>ated with the blood °* ■•’
vear.
Jennings, of the
it cam.
Errors are a part of
placers hi
,he T'*’ ron’rlentious
a th»
TOr,d
,hpm l’”t
n- wnng time
The thins th.«
In ,he atr' ** nerT-
! d . tr,.it
"«hi that comparatively «man lm
Stmrtamen attribute the Atneric.nl
Imais do not suffer.
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The federal bureau of
dustry has sent Dr. J- ”
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professor of veterln*'v
ihe Brigham Young
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i'tah. to Soda Spring* to n,
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vestfgatlon. A number ot -
the southern part of I
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|y sfroeted
The r-MersI
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The baseball gu^s artist. guessed greatly alarmed at tbe apr*“
disease.