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SOCIAL EVENTS.
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President Roosevelt Says
“Give every nun a square deal. “That is what we will do for you
RS D. A. PAINE and Mrs L.
(From Wednesday's Guard )
Mrs. J M. pJpeg
L.
Goodrich
entertained
returned last night
from Portland
with a handkerchief
CHIROPA ACT1CE POINTERS
|
shower
on
and son went to Cot-
Thursday afternoon, in honor of
Face and Neck Covered with In­
page Grove this afternoon
Comniou sense is an ally of chiro­ ing for a chance to relieve?
The Paine
Boise. Idaho. May 24 —In the Hav- Miss Carrie Friendly,
(this aft ^nOX Wen‘ ,0
Grove practic.
flamed Skin — Suffered Terribly
In searching to find out how drurs
The refusal of the Southern Pa- tnu afternoon on business
wood case this morning Talesman home on Eleventh street was prettily
—MotherTook Her to Doctors and Henry Curtis qualified for the place arrayed with red roses
< hiropractlc stands for reason and net upon the body doctors have learn
sific to accept the money offered bv fdi v‘tJ' M S.hellev w,n’ to Yoncalla
and
carna-
against
superstition..
ed
that the body acta best without
Colleges to No Avail —Lost Faith of Juror Orris Cole and the defense tions for the afternoon, during which Lane county people for railroad lands t?t’ ,o,8l,enJ Memorial Day there
Are you a dyspeptic. You should any drugging whatsoever
has not affected the interest in the Coua'ife,‘r H‘ndS’ “ mln,nK '»an of
finished its reserved examination of
in Medicines—Friend Suggested and passed Juror Johu Whit!uck.
know all about chiropractic.
hearts"
offered
the
diversion. movement here, nor caused any con­
»rtEhe.ry n**Pr,nc,p'e ln ,hp enrative
FeHx w
’ W“8 in ,he cl,v
Oh, that headache’ Is it distract­ art has at first been maligned and
Cuticura Remedies and
Curtis is an exceedingly intelli­ Dainty refreshments, carrying out siderable abatement in the line of thl. 1». Magner went to Roseburg ing’ Consult a chiropractic.
'his afternoon and will return Fri-
persecuted, then tolerated, and at
gent farmer and his examination was the scheme of red, rounded out a applicants for timber lands at ,2.50 day.
Drug medicine had its foundation length recognized.
Chiropractic Is
In the neighborhood of
a bright spot in the monotonous quest pleasant afternoon. The guests in­ pet acre
in
the
days
of
fetlchism.
cluded
Mrs
Geo.
B
Dorris.
Mrs.
E.
R.
proving
no exception.
5 0o applicantions have been made
^ler<iV-,,!a<lJres.'‘n,.,‘d hls old
for Jurors. He and Clarence Darrow
Medical
literature
teems
with
ad
­
Charles
Hardy,
Mrs.
Jerry
Bronough
You say you don't believe in chir­
from this county, and the interest ia position in Hall ft Son’t
for the defence, had an informal talk
— -—"s grocery missions that drugs kill more than opractic do you know what it Is’
(Portland', Mrs. L. N. Roney. Mrs the outlaying districts is as great store.
on socialism which greatly interested L. L. Whitson, Mrs.
cure.
You say you -'don’t believe that di­
F. W. Prentice, now as it was in the towns a few
<- hariey Croner, son of Geo Cro
the court and spectators.
Chiropractic's tower of strength seases all start in the bone«’" Well
Mrs. J. 8. Luckey, Mrs. B L. Bo- days ago
Bridge thl!i n,ornin« 'or McKenzie
There was a slim attendance this gart, Mrs. J F .Titus,
• Mv baby’s face and neck were cov­
lies
in
the
fact
that
the
people
can
Mrs.
Richard
neither do chiropractic«
You will
Probably 80,000 acres of land la
ered with itching akin similar to eczema, morning.
understand It.
8. Smith (Klamath Falls), Miss El­ Lane county have been covered by
have to get your beaming« better
and she suffered terribly for over a year.
MrC,,n«ban and wife return-
Be
reasonable
In
your
search
for
ma
Hendricks.
Miss
Ruby
Hen
­
critic ,ha< before "‘’’Ung out as a
1 took lier to a numtier of doctors, and
the applications, and it is likely th.it j Migele«.n'Orn,,,M fr°U1 ’ tr“’ ,o U>«
health and you will find yourself
also to different colleges to no avail.
dricks, Mrs. Julius Goldsmith, Mrs. in a few weeks the most valuable tim­
Shoaf Not Truthful.
callousing
chiropractic
Then Cuticura Remedies were recom­
You can call chlropractlcs ' bon”
David
Linn,
Sirs.
Claire
Willoughby.
ber
claims
will
be
covered
The
at-|
Boise. Idaho, May 23.—Jack Slm i-
Mr. and Mrs H. Gordon
are up
mended to me by Miss G—, who was kins, the missing member of the Mrs. W. H. Hoffman, Mrs. E. J. Fra­ torneys sent to San Francisco were from Portland
Go and talk with .vour nea rest ooelor« or whatever you like, pro­
to
stay
telling me how they hel|>«*d her. I did
until after chiropractic physician, and you will vided vein call them in when other
not u»e it at first, as 1 hud tried so many quartet of Western Federation mem­ sier. Mrs George H. Smith, Miss uniformly refused in their offer, an I Memorial Day.
find that his explanation of .._ .......
other rem<xiiee without any favorable bers accused of the murder of Steu- Lou Renshaw, Mrs. H. E Ankeny, action that everybody expected, but j of'th*8 r!t O ''*'a'berson, daughter ciples appeals to your reason. its prtn- (’, h‘H>ls fail to relieve your Ills, and
give them a chance to «how whv
results. At last I tried Cuticura Soap, nenberg, is in Washington, and it I.- Miss Louise Yoran, Mrs. Charles A. this has not discouraged the people 1 r« in^rx.
the n,,ren,v
It is an old superstition that one th«^- heHeve in this new science
Mrs. Richard Dearborn, Applications are coming in from oth­
Cuticura Ointment, and Cuticura Resol­ expected will surrender to the Idaho Burden,
must
take
a
drug
for
every
ill.
but
vent Pills, and to my surprise noticed an authorities In order that he can be Mrs. Frank Topping (San Francisco), er parts of Oregon from those who 1
Tho chiropractic says, nr»t. that
M'»>. Llngrfn, a well-known high
improvement. After using three box«*« called as the chief witness for the Miss Ella Dobie, Miss Leia Goddard. know the splendid timber owned by 1
the people have gradually broken this human machine should be hi
for
k
‘
ft
'
h
‘
*
aft
™-
. f theCuticuraDintment, together with defense. He atone can dispute the Mrs. S. H .Fnendly, Miss Therese the railroad in Lane county. People
away from ft.
good mechanical adjustment, good
the Soap and Pills, I am pleased to say she story ot Orchard’s movements.
Run down, nervous, sleenle«« peo­ amitomlcnl form. In order to keep In
it Friendly and Miss Rosalie Friendly. here feel that it may be two or three |
(.eo-gc McQueen and M'arrt n Mc­
is altogether a different child and the pic­
Is that unreasonable? He
years before the matter is settled i Farland were in the city from Cot ple find life worth living aft*- mak­ health
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ture of health, and now I have a firm be­ is said that detectives have beer
ing the acquaintance of a chiroprac­ says, second, that when this good
The invitation announcing the wed- in the courts, but they do not seem , (age Grove today.
lief in Cuticura Remedies and would not working for months on the theo.-v
order departs from the body, so that
be without them in the house. I will that Steunenberg was murdered by ling of Miss Friendly ana ,«tr. Fred to mind waiting that long for a d*
K. R Hollenbeck Is here from Flor- tic physician.
People are paying more attention «11st urbane«* of th«* nerve or blood
gladly let you publish this testimonial as Orchard, at the request of men who E. Harris, of San Francisco, for June vision that will make some of them < n<e. 'Jsiling at the home of his son,
I would like others to have the same wanted to get him out of the way, 5th have been out since Wednes­ independent.
to health matters than the) used to. current» follows, that dis.ase 1« the
H. 1*. Hollenbeck.
tenefit that we did, and you may be sure as he knew too much about the steal­ day of this week.
They understand disease better, nlso. consequence. 1« that hard to reason
A
good
feature
of
the
work
of
lo-
1
tr,
h,,
!!*
ker
re
'»
r
"ed
last
night
I will recemmendthemstronglytoevery-
That is why chiropractic is coming out’ He says, third, that the way to
7. defense ad-
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eating applicants here has been that I I'o Cottage Grove, and from
issiy I know and to those I don’t know, ing of timber land. The
Mrs. W. L Cheshire charmingly the companies and organizations I "111 go to the Bohemia mines there to the front so rapidly. The people remedy disease so Induced 1« to cor-
too. Mrs. A. C. Brestlin 171 N. Lincoln mits that it will try to have Borah's
demand it.
root the mechanical disorder where-
alleged Indictment bv the federal entertained the Thimble club on have been working In different tim­
St., Chicago, Ill., Oct. 20 and 30, 1906.”
Mrs. Anna Burke is here from
It helps health to think about upon bodily economv will rectify
grand jury tor timber land frauds Thursday afternoon, In addition to ber belts and it is not likely that ■ Reno, Nevada, -¡siting hmer parentB
■
health rather than sickness, but it Itself. • Is that
the members the guests were Mrs. many locations have been duplicated ' Mr and Mrs M. T. Awbrey.
a violation of common
injected Into the case.
helps health more to be treated by sense!
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Minnie Washburne and Mrs. W. F
I he basic
idea __ of chiroprac-
8. (
Hartrum. forest supervisor chiropractic when disease creeps in.
Osburn.
tic adjustment, therefore, is that di­
Sclioaf Not Truthful.
accompanied by hls wife, was In the
Taking cold easily shows a low sease has a mechanical cause which
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Boise, Idaho. May 23.—The So­
city from Roseburg yesterday.
For Sore Hands and Feet
state of the nervous system, Chlro- usually may be found and rectified.
On Wednesday evening Mfss Mary
cialist correspondents at the Hay­
. D- J- Root left this afternoon for practlc tones up the nervous system.
How does that measure up for com­
with Cuticura.
wood trial generally have allied De Bar entertained a number of her
Meed. Cal., after visiting his wife
(Special Correspondence.)
Why do you moan around with a mon sense with the germ idea, for
Soak the hands or feet on retiring themselves with Dr. Henry Titus, ed­ friends with a six o’clock tea party, • ^L?1'ra’ '"ay ■*'—good number who has been sick, in this city.
lame back when that is Just the sort
Misses Gertrude and Vena Ham­ of trouble that chiropractic Is look- instance, or any other current medi­
in a strong, hot, creamy itor of the Socialist, published at Se­ the occasion being in honor of her of Elmira people attended the dis­
cal theory?
lather of Cuticura attle, in the acrimonious controver­ seventeenth birthday, Those who trict Sunday school convention at ilton were In the city today on their
Soap. Dry and anoint sy developing between him and Geo. enjoyed the hospitality of the De Bar Hanklin, and all report having a wav home from Portland to Creswell.
freely with Cuticura H. Shoaf, representative of the Ap­ home were Miss Vera Auten, Miss good time.
Miss Ada Yoran came up from Sa­
Ointment, the great I peal to Reason, published at Girard. Leslie Emmons. Miss Lucia Camp-
Mr. ami Mrs. Kizer, of Goldendale. lem this afternoon to visit her pa­
Skin Cure. Wear on Kan.
bell; Mr.
Harodl
Bean. Mr. Cal. Wash., are at Mrs. Kizer's father's. rent«, Colonel and Mrs. Geo. O Yo­
the hands during the
Those bringing this ad with them we will give a special rate for one
"True Socialists despise the Appeal Sweek, Mr. Free Ohrt and Mr. Ches­ Alex Lamb, who is quite sick at this ran.
night old. loose gloves,
month. Office Hours 9-12; 1:3O-5;3O; 7-8.
writing.
Darwin Bristow, wife nnd little
or bandage the feet to Reason,” said Mrs. Ida Crouch- ter Chrisman.
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lightly in old, soft Hazlett, editor of rhe Montana News,
There Is a good deal of sickness In daughter went to Cottage Grove this
Mrs. L. O. Adair was hostess this the neighborhood at present, almost afternoon to spend Memorial dav
cotton or linen.
the official organ of Socialism in the
Complrt» External »nd Internal Treatment tor
afternoon to the Patriotic League, every family having a seige of the there.
copper state.
Every Humor ot Infants. Children, and Adults
meeting. grip.
"It is printed to sell, not to help this being their regular
consuls of Cuticura Soap (25c > to Clean»- the
John Isham, of Madras, formerly
Skin. Cuticura Ointment <50c > to Heal the skin
the party, and is making dupes of The topic for discussion was the set­
Telephones;—Main 6799. Home Ai799
Reece Zumwalt is down from East­ of Blue River, Is In the city on hls 310-311 Steams Bldg.
and Cutl. ura Resolvent (50c >. (or In the form ot
tlement
of
O-egon
and
Interesting
way
to tile lipper
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Ch ‘late coated Pills. 25e per vial of 50 i to Purify
those who read it.
By creating a
McKenzie
springs
ern Oregon on a visit to his mother.
the I' d
Sold throuKhout the world. Potter
papers
were
read
by
Mrs.
Frank
and
false Idea of ine Socialist party and
Drua a - < hem corp., sole Proos , Hoaton AU»,
L. D Yoder and wife, of Albany, for 111« health.
tf-Mailed Free. Cutlciua Book on Skin Diseases
Mrs. Patterson
After the literary are visiting at their son's, Jack Yo­
E. D. Owens, of North Platte, Neb., MANY INIIKTMI NTS
I its motives this paper is doing a great program
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Mrs.
Adair
served light re- der's.
harm. But all we can do is grit our
Is In the city on a visit. He has been
IN SAN FRANCISCO ♦
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»reshments.
teeth ; nd hope for a change.”
Mrs. Alice Inman has been visiting through California and is now on
♦ DAILY NOTES FROM
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Dr. Titus denounces the Kansas
San Francisco, May 24.—Specula­ '♦
at Anderson Cheshire's the past week his way home.
COUNTY CLERK 8 OFFICE. ♦
The Senior class of the Eugene
paper in strong language. He says
Misses Irene nnd Cora Comee re­ tion which has been rife for many
Born -To L. L. Smith and wife, on
Its reports bulge with sensational­ high school have issued the invita­ May 23, a daughter.
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w, ■ ■ e« min
tni ii < st j ii, weeks as to what the grand jury will ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*
turned
to Roseburg
this iii
afternoon,
ism and untruths and that “it is the tions for their commencement exer­
Mrs. Cary
-
-! the
--- home
!------ of
... C. H. do In the matter of Indictments of
Inman, of Eugene, is after visiting at
Real Estate Transfers.
i yellowest rag in the United States.”
cises, which occur on the evening of "t the bedside of her father, Mr. Young in this city.
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high corporal
Ion officials and munie-
THE MINSTREL BOY.
Thomas M. Gardner et ux to Mar-
May
31.
The
invitations
are
headed
Shoaf’s attention has been called
Lamb.
Mrs. C. D. Combs and son Eugene »pal officers for alleged bribery in
Martin; 160 acres tn sec .25, tp.
to a startling statement in the Ap­ with the emhlem of the class pin,
Miss Mary Gay, of Goshen, Is vis- have gone to Poitland, where the1 connection with the granting of the vin
The minstrel hoy to the war is gone,
family will reside. --
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•
— • overhead
-
- trolley franchises to the 22. s. r. 4 w. ,2500.
and are indeed neat.
peal
to
Reason,
to
which
his
name
iting
In
Mr.
Combs
will
this
community.
i
In the ranks of death you’ll find
Marvin Martin to N. A. Whlteaker;
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was signed, a few days ago, and he
United
ended
tonight
when
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Messrs. Tom and Wess Inman, of follow in a few days.
him,
160 acres in sec. 25, tp. 22, B. r. 4
The young ladfes of the University Monroe, «fient Sunday in this vicin­
was asked:
Mrs.
8
B.
Miller
and
little
daugh-
the
inqulsitoral
body
returned
nine
His father’s sword he has girded on,
ter and Miss Myra Brown came up indictments on nine counts each w. ,2500.
“Why do you send your paper such Y W. C. A. h«Id a "twilight musi­ ity.
And ills wild harp slung behind lies?"
Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Compa­
cal” on Friday evening at the Chap­
from Portland this afternoon to spend charging crimes of giving and accept-
Born
To
Frank
Lighten
and
wife.
him.
Memorial Day here.
“Well, a few little irregularities ter house of the Beta Epsilon so­ May 25, a son.
1 ing bribes and naming as guilty the ny to Andrew II. Hinkson; 160 acres
“Land of song!” said the warrior like that don't count,” he answered rority. The following excellent pro­
Mrs. May Tucker and two children following persons:
Mayor Eugene in sec. 12, tp. 19, s. r. 8 w. *1640.
bard,
U. S.
“ to II. C. Weixselfelder 158
with a grin. "You know 1 am here gram was rendered:
came up from Portland this after­ E. Schmitz, Abraham Ruef, I’resl-
LEA
Bl
KG
BAI
’
S
ANI»
MISHAPS
“Though all the world betrays to deliver the goods and have to keep 1. Instrumental
solo,
Bnrchetto
noon to visit at the home of her , dent Patrick Calhoun and assistant acres In sec. 2, tp. 17, 8. r. 1 e. Pat-
thee,
I Nevin I Mis Adele Goff.
brother, H. F. Hollenbeck.
things hot.”
to the president Thornwall Mullally, ent.
(Special Correspondence.)
A. It Cooley to Hiram Lee; 120
One sword, at least, thy rights shall
F. W. Carnahan, who has been vls- of the United Railroads, anil Attor-
At no time since Harry Orchard 2. Vocal solo, "A Curl" (Neldrin-
Leaburg,
Or.,
May
29.
—
Clyde
guard.
zer) Miss Irene Simington.
Iting at the homo of his parents-ln- ney Tlrey L. Ford and William F. Ab­ acres In sec. 18, tp. 21. s. r 2 w. »I.
has been in the penitentiary ha,s
Yingling
killed
a
horse
while
haul
­
One faithful
harp shall praise Shoaf seen him Yet he boasted last 3. Violin solo, "Cuvitina." (Bahnt
G. II Gibson et ux to Harry M.
ing logs yesterday.
The side hill law, Mr. and Mrs. 8. K. George, In bott. of that corporation, and also Sawyer; 5 acres In sec.
thee.”
25, tp. 17, s.
Mr. Cecil Lyons.
Saturday in th< court room that he
where Mr. Yingling and several oth­ Eugene, left last night for Southern President Louis Glass and former ". 5 w. |B0.
"Without
Thee," er men were working is very steep, Oregon. He Is superintendent of the agent Theodore B. Halsey, of the Pa­
had sent the Appeal to Reason an in­ 4. Vocal solo,
Sherman 8. Morss et ux to George
The minstrel fell!—but the foeman's terview which knocked the spots off (D'Hardelot) Mr. Bert Prescott.
and in the course of the day's work Blue Ledge copper mines east of Med­ cific Telephone and Telegraph Com­ W. Shaub et ux; lots 1, 2 and 3.
chain
Mrs. Carnahan will remain pany, the last named Indictments bet
anything the dailies have secured." 5. Vocal solo, "Winter Lullaby,” Yingling's team was hitched to a big ford.
Could not bring his proud soul un­
( DeKoven ) Miss Isolene Shaver.
ing In connection with a deal which block 10, Creswell. »5500.
“Did you see Orchard?" queried a
log to roll it over. Having this to do here for a few days.
U. 8. to Charles A. Calilo; 160
der
solo,
"Spanish it was necessary to drive on the low­
I)r. and Mrs. F. W. Prentice left to­ the established telephone corporation
6. Instrumental
correspondent.
The harp he loved ne’er spoke again.
Waltz," (Moskowski) Miss Edith er side. After the haul was made th« day for a three or four months' trip nought to prevent the granting of a acres in sec. 8, tp. 1«. B. r. 6 w. Pat-
"I saw him in my mind,” replied i i
ent.
For he tore its chords asunder,
Johnson.
Shoaf. "That'B enough for a swell
chock failed to stop the log and It through Europe. While abroad Dr. competitive franchise to the Home
H. L. Stewart e ux to N. H. Signor
And said. ''No chains shall sully thee, interview."
Vocal solo, "The Day Is Ended,” instantly rolled
7.
upon one of the Prentice will visit the hospitals In Telephone Company.
e tux; certain land in tp. 17, s. r. 3 w.
Thou soul of love and bravery!
Mr. Louis Henderson.
The latest attack made by Shoaf
horses. This Is hard luck. as Mr. the large European cities with the
Thy songs were made for the pure on Titus is the allegation that the 8. Instrumental solo, "Impromptu,” Yingling recently paid »40» for the view of securing new ideas for th
San Francisco, May 25. Million *460.
John 8. Smith et ux to Ernest C.
and free.
Seattle man and his wife have been (Schubert) Miss Mulkey.
team, yet he considers himself very t ew hospital which is to be erected alres and multi-millionaires, presi- Nicholson et ux; 2 5 acres in ■er. 23
They shall never sound in slav- patronizing a Chinese restaurant 9. Vocal duet, ‘'Forgotten," (Met­ fortunate, as he narrowly escaped here by the Eugene General Hospital dents and vice presidents and lesser
cry!”
officials of grent corporations,throng- tp. 16, s. r. 2 w. (300.
Association.
calf) Mr. Prescott and Mr. Hen­ the same fate.
since they have been in Boise.
John F. Spray et ux to B. F. Mar­
, i d Judge Coffey's court this morning
derson.
Dave Fountain is doing some car­
College Ex|iendlture«.
with their attorneys and attendants, tin; lot 3. block 2, Creswell. ti.
THE HARP THAT ONCE THROUGH
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Boise, May 25.—Two more tales-
penter work for Roy Goff on his lot
Eliza Ann Ricks to Sophronla In­
whence they had been summoned to
TARA’S HALLS.
men qualified as.jurors and the four-
(Springfield (Mass.) Republican.)
Several of Eugene's society ma­ that he bought, just across the Mc­
gram; 25 acres in sec. 28, tp. 16, s. r.
teenth and fifteenth peremptory trons and ntisses went to Seavey’s Kenzie from the Deerhorn ranch
Under the direction of the regents give bail In excess of *500.000 to in­ « w
*150.
The harp that once through Tara’s charges were expended in the Steu- Ferry on Friday afternoon for a lit­ When the building I «completed Mr. some statistics have recently been sure their personal liberty pending
George K. Gibson et ux to Fred
hails
nenberg murder trial this morning. tle fern-gat hertng picnic. They en­ Goff will open a general store. He prepared comparing the expenses of trials on felony charges returned Hockyley; 9 acres in sec. 25, tp. 17, a.
, The soul of music shed,
The state has but two peremptory joyed the day in the woods very is located in the centre of the Mc­ Michigan with those of the other against them yesterday by the grand
*119.
r. 5 w
Now hangs as mute on Tara’s walls
challenges left and the defense three, much.
Kenzie logging district, and in a short great universities in the country. The jury.
H. L. Stewart et al to Fred R.
In all nine indictments, embodying
As if that soul were fled.
so that the completion of the jury
time will have a good trade estab­ amount of instruction furnished one
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r. Brown; 4 acres In tp. 17, s. r. 3
So sleeps the pride of former days,
building is finally in sight.
student during one week is taken as « Ightv-nlne counts, were returned w. *140.
The Monday Afternoon Bridge lished.
So glory's thrill is o'er,
Finley C. Bean and J. E. Tourte- club met this week with Mrs. P. E.
W. B. Scott, who succeeds Drake the basis of computation and the against the following persons: May­
8. J. Calkins et ttx to Southern Pa-
And hearts that once beat high for lotte, an architect of Boise, were Snodgrass.
in the mercantile business. Is very unit Is called a "stnd'’nt week.” This or Schmitz, Abraham Ruef. n**»«li|prl rifle Company; 80 acres in sec. K.
praise
passed. The latter admitted he was
busy renovating bi «stock of gn«a« method, therefore, docs not take Into »'it.**i-'- Calhoun and Assistant to tp. 16, s. r. 2 w. *200.
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Now feel that pulse no more.
opposed to capital punishment, ex­
The Priscilla Club was entertained busy renovating hi« stock of goods, consideration the actual number of President Thornwall Mullally, of the
Pacific Coast Land and Timber Co.
cept for anarchists and in time of Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Guv Da­ free delivery that Mr. Scott will In- students, hut only the amount of In­ United Pnllroads. Tlrcy L. Ford and to C. P. I»evereaux et al; 160 acres In
No more to chiefs and ladies bright war
He clearly disqualified himself vis at her pleasant home on Willam­ stal.
struction given. Upon this basis the William M Abbott, attorneys for that sec. 16. tp. 20, s. r. 6 w.
IIO-
The harp of Tara swells;
for jury duty by his attitude toward ette street, south. A very enjoyable
The log drive that started at Mont­ figures »re 154,938 student weeks for corporation, also President Glass and
W. ‘ II Mathews et ux to 8 M. Cal-
The chord alone that breaks at night capital punishment, and It is not afternoon was spent.
gomery's camp with a crew of thirty Harvard as against 152,826 for Mich­ ex-Agent Theodore B. Halsey, of the kins; 40 acres in sec. 18, and 4 0
igan. Columbia is next with 150,720 Pacific States Telephone ft Telegraph acres In sec. 19, tp. 20, s. r. 2 w.
Its tale of ruin tells.
< lear why the state passed him
men made their usual camp.
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‘
Thus Freedom now so seldom wakes.
The state challenged Juror George
Mrs Mabel Millican received a tele, student weeks, then Illinois with Company.
Mrs. W. G. Allen and Mrs G. E.
Their aggregnte ball amounted to »100.
The
The only throb she gives
H. McIntyre, and hte defense chal­ Metcalf entertained jointly this af- gram from her husband, Walter Mil­ 137,718, and Cornell, 131,176
Tryphenls Teffany et al to James
*560,000.
Is when some heart indignant breaks lenged Juror John Whitlock.
ternoon in compliment to Mrs. O. V. lican. from Prineville, stating that total expenditures of these different
Mayor Schmitz later appeared In Jones 2 7 acres In sec. 13, tp. 19, s. r.
universities
differed
widely,
however
her
father-in-law,
George
Millican,
To show that she still lives.
Allen
of
Boise,
Idaho.
An
abund
­
E. F. Crowe qualified for cause and
(2.
Harvard spent »1.607,034.89, while court and furnished ball In the sum 3 w
(Robert Emmett.)
the court adjourned at 12:05 until ance of roses adorned the room«, is lying at the point of death
ot *160,000
He Is already under
Michigan'«
budget
called
for
but
Mr
Myer
and
wife
went
to
Eugene
where
the
guests
enjoyed
the
game
1:30 p. m.
Tie* Life Insurance
BREATHE NOT Ills NAME!
*583.845.15.
Wisconsin, with only bonds of *50,000.
With the beginning of the after­ of five hundred. The hostesses were today.
His sureties today were President muddle has started the public to
122,625
student
weeks, spent »841.-
Mrs.
Agnes«
is
home
again,
having
assisted
In
serving
a
dainty
luncheon
noon session of the Haywood trial
W
A.
Dingee,
of
the
Contra
Costa
■©, breathe not his name, let it sleep Juror Tourtellotte addressed the by the Misses Myrtle Kays, Vernita spent a well enjoyed week In Port 548.53, and Illinois' expenditures,
thinking.
The wonderful success
Water Comnany, and President Tom
in the shade,
court, saying that he had conscien­ Henderson and Marguerite Scaiefe. land, accompanied by Mrs. Walter with 15,000 student weeks less than Williams, of the New California Jock­ that has met Ballard's Horehound
Where cold and unhonored his relics tious scruples against the infliction The guests were the Mesdames F. W. Griffin, of Eugene.
Michigan, were *1,059 363.
Com­
Syrup in Its crusade« on coughs. In­
are laid;
W. L. Price, who 1« doing some puted on a basis of cost per student ey Club
fluenza, bronchitis, and all pulmon­
Osburn, David Linn. R. L. Willough­
of
the
death
penalty
which
would
ab
­
Sad, silent and dark be the tears
ary troubles has started the pub­
solutely prevent his serving on the by, C. B. Willoughby, David Link, logging for the Spaulding Company, week, it is found that Harvard spends
IF YOU DON’T
that we shed,
He says that he »10.37 a week for .one student, Cor­
lic to thinking of this wonderful
Geo. Lilly. Frfank Page, L. 8. Hill, was here Sunday.
succeed the first time use Heroine
As the night dew that falls on the jury.
Tourtellotte was retained in the R. 8. Bryson, W. L. De La no, Geo. O. will complete hiB contract in about nell spends *8.79, Chicago *8.69, and you will get Instan» relief. The preparation. They are all using It.
Yale »7 94. Illinois ,7.59 Wiscon­
grave o’er his head.
Joi nthe procession and down with
jury box and the defense exercised De Bar, 8. D. Allen. Staples, W. C. six weeks.
sin. »6.86, Missouri ,6 33,Ohlo ,5.46, greatest liver regulator. A positive sickness. Price 25c, 50c and fl.
THE NATIVE
Yoran H. F. Hollenbeck. F. L. Cham­
Its
eighth
peremptory
challenge,
ex
­
constipation,
dyspepsia,
ma-
cure
for
But the night dew that falls, though
Kansas ,4.13. and Michigan only
Linn Drug Co.
bers, F E. Chambers, Robert McMur-
cusing E. F. Crowe.
TIMBER AND FARM LAND
,3.82. Of all the larger Western uni­ larla, chills and all liver complaints.
In silence it weeps,
Court adjourned at 3 o'clock until phey, C. W. Lowe, H. A. Schwerlng,
Mr
C
,
of
Emory,
Texas,
writes:
versities Indiana, Minnesota. Nebras­
"ball brighten with verdure the grave
Will Alexander, Lair Thompson (Al­
Monday at 9:30.
We can sell you better land for
'My wife has been using Herblne for
latndon, May 28. — In an lntervl°w
where he sleeps;
bany) and the Misses Fanny Millican less money than you can buy any ka and Iowa alone spend less than herself and children for five years
today laird Rothschild said he could
Michigan,
and
but
a
very
little
less,
And the tear that we shed, though in
Boise. May 27.—Five of «he re­ and Grace Mount.
!..
1.11
----
Don
’
t
fail
to
place
in
Lane
county.
C..."
—
-
It
Is
a
sure
cure
for
constipation
and
see no immediate prospect of any Im­
except In the case of Indiana, where
secret it rolls,
♦ 4 4
maining talesmean of the special ve­
see or write us before buying
the cost Is only ,3.08 per student malaria fever, which Is substantiated provement In the stock markets, He
"ball long keep his memory green in nire in the Steunenberg murder case
The ladies of St Mary's Guild gave
J.
8.
MILNE
ft
CO..
by
what
It
has
done
for
my
family.
”
week. Minnesota is at present ask­
added:
our souls.
were disqualified when the trial was -> pleasant farewell surprise at the tf
Cottage Grove, Or.
Linn Drug Co.
“The best that can be said Is that
ing for an aggregate appropriation
resumed this morning
Three were guild room on last Wednesday after­
the markets are no worse today, Per­
of *1,500,000 and Wisconsin for an
Ah BY THE SHORE AT BREAK OE opposed to capital punishment, one noon in honor of Mrs. F. W. Prentice.
haps they are slightly better, Rut
TO TKADK HlR WOOI>
annual total Income of ,1.207.000
DAY.
against hanging a man on circum­ Dr. and Mrs. Prentice leave on next
Atlants, May 25. -An equestrian with President Roosevelt attacking
Illinois 1« asking for *3,347.500, or
Wednesday morning for an extended
stantial
evidence,
and
the
other
had
statue
of
General
John
B.
Gordon,
We have two good ««»cond-hand a one-mill bill
the railroads in one part of the world,
As by the shore at break of day
Michigan at present
a veteran of the civil war, a pioneer European trip, going by the way of wagons and three second-hand top receives from the state bitt *142,000. cast In copper bronze, was unveiled the Income tax question and other
p 'anquished chief expiring lay,
of the 60s. and now a retired farmer, Canada. There were between twen­ buggies to trade for wood
today
with appropriate exercises and problems In France, and the socialis­
the sands, with broken «word,
ty-five and thirty ladies present to
formally delivered to the state. Gov­ tic movement In England, people arw
was finally passed
GRIFFIN HARDWARE CO.
a»« .!rare<1 bis farewell to the free,
The remaining talesmen will he bid the traveler farewell and just be­
ernor Terrill accepting It with a brief killing the goose that laid the golden
it fj“re 'be last unfinished word examined during the day. when there fore leaving they presented her with
Miss Maybelle Conley came out
address.
egg. and we can expect nothing morn
“e djing wrote was “Liberty!”
must be an adjournment for anoth­ a beautiful leather traveling case.
from Eugene Saturday evening and
•hat what the market position real­
«iibwrll»
for
the
DAILY
Gl
AKO
spent
Sunday
with
her
parents.
izes."
At night a seabird shrieked the knell er special veniri.
REVIVAL MEETING
The sixth talesman. Harmon cox,
- th " m w?° 'bus for freedom fell.
Rosa
Baughman
and
I'ttle
an irremovable opinion.
Mrs.
Evangelist McConnell will begin a
•ords he wrote, e’er evening
Henry Curtis was challenged by
meeting at the Santa Clara Christian ■on are here visiting her parents.
came.
I
the
state,
which
exerted
its
ninth
per-
Mr and Mrs. Edmiston.
Mere covered by the
•oundinj etnptOry ’ challenge, having but one church next Sunday. June 2. and con­
G.
A
Butler,
■
tinue several week«,
8«
M“a__
Harry Jones was brought down
left.
away 'be cause and name
This afternoon the trial was ad­ blind man. will lead the singing. from Jasper this morning for treat-
i him^who dies for liberty'
He Is
journed until Friday to give the sher­ Come and hear him
ment in the Eugene hospital
iff time to snmmon another special
Mrs Damewn«id closed a very suc­ ruffering from •ome kind of »tomach
you-
fr,ends are Interested In venire of 61 talesmen.
cessful term of school here last Fri­ trouble.
the »«-«r llrea- Remember Simmons,
day. four graduating from the eighth
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