Eugene weekly guard., August 08, 1907, Image 9

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As to the lesson of the verdict, it' Baker City is going to try the
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proves that all this ranting of the an­ “rest room" project. This is a plan
1 gentlemen e representing large lim­
archistic press about "railroading a of providing a place where people I want to go back to Lindy's- back
INDEPENDENT PAPER
to the old farm place,
mercial interests voiced the same $ it-U- man to the gallows" was arrant non­ coming to town may have a place to
go and rest and take things’easy; to Where the friends i knew were true
! timerits; another, who recently vls-
i
sense. There is still the unbiased get away from the busy bustle and
TÑ kl Ü^ h . USHER,
as blue and poverty no dis-
I ited Coos Bay and other widely
ad- trial by jury in this country, and the noise of the streets, wash their faces
grace;
Editor and Publisher.
I vertised sections, made a similar ob­
only thing that can really be com­ and primp up a little before coming 1 want to forget the sighing, the rush
and the rattlety-bsng.
y Thursday at Eugene, servation while accompanying the plained of is undue leniency toward into actual contact with the city's
august and smooth-groomed popu­ The whistle's toot, the rumbling cart
¡excursion to Wendling Thursday.
Oregon.
criminals. A jury of honest Idaho lace. Such an institution may work
and the car bell's noisy dang.
“You have got the resources and farmers sat in judgement u;>on Hay­ in Baker City, but It was tried out in I'd like to go back a-rovitig In the
C.ilonel Geo. Yoran, of the Fourth
Portland, August 4.—At the meeting
ignition price, »1-50 per year the geographic losation," said this wood. an upright judge gave biru ev­ good faith in La Grande a couple of
drowsy afternoons.
Regiment,
O. N. G., has appointed tlu> bf the Oregon liimbermeu held here yes
years
ago
and
proved
a
flat
failure.
And
drown
the
sounds
of
the
grimy
,
advance; |2 00 at end of observer, . "and
"r—* have
*----- —
«
-
mines, timber ery legal show for his life, aud he
U paid
I —,
. .
.
La Grande Star.
town in the ocean of clover following staff officers, who however, terday, it was determined to fight the
and agricultural resources to back a was acquitted simply because the — Then
per acre, is rapidly going into
the fault must have been In
blooms.
have not passed their eTainieations, ad $2.50
^..red at the Eugene, Oregon, I city that is ideal for home-building state failed to prove its case,
rates on lumber lo Mississippi valley
la
the
management
of
the
rest
room.
are
thereture
uot
actuaiy
in
their
new
J^-e „ g^cond-class matter.
points A fund will be raised, asses­
and educational purposes.
Bet'er, there any government under the sun Eugene has maintained such a place 1 want to go buck to Lindy's back
positions: Lieutenant colonel, J. M. sing the mills fit) for each 10,000 feet
to the "Stubtoe land,’*
perhaps, than all else, your people that offers a surer guarantee of right in the city park for a number of years
«•uiiania,
if
this
city;
tuajois,
C.
C.
of a run of ten hours.
Where it didn't take much of iearn-
——tor The Guard.
| are waking up and making the lm-
and liberty of the individual? ’
President Philip Boehner, of the Ore­
‘ and it Is a success in every partic­
ing to make folks understand; Hammond, of Eugene, and B.F. Ham­
, iiAwinz are authorized to ; provenants necessary to attract the
lin,
of
Kosi'buig;
I
aptuin
F.
E.
Taylor,
and Washington Lumber Manufac­
T"* f.° receipt for subscriptions or
The Oregon Development League ular. Visitors from the country find Where the grasp of a hand was rug­ adjutant; l aptain F. L. Chambers. Eu­ gon
turers' Association, said that the pro­
ged but the clasp was firm and
attention of investors, placing Eu­
oUer business for The Dail,
sends out the following advice: Il a great convenience.
!
gene, quartermaster; ami Captain it K. posed rate would increase cost of de­
true.
gene far in advance of any other city "Rates to Oregon from Kansas City,
Weekly Guard:
_
And the eyes of the man behind them Lawson, vuinmissary. With the exeep livery at Denver «3 per thousand.auu
jin
the
state
outside
of
Portland.
’
The Guard press dispatches today
L- C>*rk
looked honest and frank at you. tion of Lawson all of these were $6 a thousand at Chicago. Figuring an
, Xrg-Geo. A. Drury.
I That the people of other towns are Omaha, St. Paul, Minneapolis, and tell of the finlug of Standard Oil by I want to steal off at twilight as 1 heiaided as likely candidates by the average increase of freight rates of $2
XX *“ remittances and corn- ' beginning to sit up and take notice all the great Missouri vally west of
Guard some time ago.
did when the sun sank low,
a thousand, it was shown that an en
there, is |2&, with a reduction of Judge Landis to the tune of $29.- And dream the dreams that were
National Bit is Shoot.
foceuient by the railroads of the new
of Eugene's progress is evident from 12.50 on each ticket east of Umatil­ 400,000.
Probably it will require
,lcaGi'ARD PRINTING CO.,
The men who are practicing for the rates proposed would in the course of a
mine to dream in the hazy af­
Eugene, Oregon.
the comments of the state papers. la; from St. Louis, $30; Chicago, a raise of about three eents a gallon
natlocal rifle shoot at Port < T niton, year exact a toll of an additional five
terglow.
Camp Perry, Ohio, are at Roseburg. The million dollars on lumber shipments
Here is a couple of samples:
133; New York, 15 0, and a propor­ on the trust's products to pay this
Medford Daily Tribune: Eugene tionate rate from every other point* off in a month. Nobody suspecta I want to go back to Lindy's—back shooting at the Roseburg encampment from the Pacific Northwest.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 8
was much letter than Iasi year, aud the
thro' the stretch of years,
"If these new rates are put into ef­
i is in the hands of a numebr of citi­
that it will be allowed to interfere
zens who have taken the initiative large or small, but this ticket must with the saintly John D.'s dividends I want to go back to the boyhood team should take a slightly higher place fect. and 1 am told they will be. it
track beyond the doubts and in the competition. It is not likely, means that a lot of us are going to have
in boosting and the result is ap­ be bought to your station, and not to
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tears;
however,to get among the firm five or to go out of business," said Mr. Buell-
parent at every turn. The street Portland or some other city, if you
Lack of interest in public speaking It seems but a step back yonder to six, for the i.Idel stall« aisve much the Iler.
‘thstandiug that the Guard railway is under way and other rail­
expect
them
to
come
to
you,
and
it
the fields and the roseleaf rain, advantage in equipment mid practice
"Here in Portland we are somewhat
on political subjects, which is just
n enlarged and the cost of way projects are in a fair way to
devolves upon the readers of this
A step in miles, but ah! the years— New York lias the best team in tne better off than the up state lumber-
now being discussed by some of the
Tbll£«tiun materially increased the materialize to the advantage of that
they’re link««! in an endless couatiy. However, some of the Individ men. About one third of the product of
city.
paper to see that every letter that
chain.
G«rd Printing Co. makes a special
ual men from Oregon are likely to win the local mills is used here in Portland
Brownsville Times: The Eugene goes out of the postoffice carries editorial high muck-a-mucks, is not
ofer to every new or old subscriber. way is to go after things and get with it correct information relative because of lack of interest in the What little of spoil I've garnered, some medals, for Oregon has a few or shipped by steamer down the coast
what little the world has doled,
or to the Orient. But by curtailing our
Ml who will pay one Jea- in edvanca them. This week fifty of the busi­ to these rates. Get all the facta subjects, but because the newspapers 1 would barter it all thrice over to shots which are among the best.
Corporal Perdew and Captain (soon output two-thirds it means a great
ness
men
of
that
thriving
and
most
keep
the
people
so
well
informed
that
I ior the Weekly Guard at only $1.50 progressive little city boarded the from your local agent.”
live in its sweet enfold.
Major) C. C. Hanuueiid are among the loss to Portland. All the mills could not
they know the spellbinders have
yfar will be given their choice of train and going to Portland had a
nieli who made the team at Roseburg. afford to operate for this rus, and if
I want to go back to Lindy’s—where Captain Hammond, however, fears he" they did attempt to run it would be
nothing new.
tl)e Twice-a-week St. Louis Repub- conference with the managing offi­ CONCERNING WOWEN
the white roads wind away
will not be able to go an account of his with greatly reduced crews.’’
hc or the "Oregon Agriculturalist.” cials of the Southern Pacific railway
AS WAGE EARNERS
Write your friends in the east tell­ O'er valley and hill and dale and rill duties in tin- sheriff's office. He has
system in Oregon, with the result
to the rim of distant gray;
'
I .baoiutely free for one year.
that they returned home witn the as­
ing them of . the magnificent coun­ I want to get out In the open, where not had any practice for a week now.
The Republic is one of the largest surance that the Southern Pacific
The team wil leave about the 8th or ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦A
Tile Journal of Political Economy­ try around Eugene, and get them to
a fellow has elbow room—
eleventh
of th«« month. The competi ♦
I d best family papers in America would build a new depot in Eugene in a recent issue presents some in­
♦
Tell Where he’s never afraid to cross the tion will be held the last of the month ♦
visit this country this fall,
FAIRMOUNT ITEMS
A
ud th# "Oregon Agriculturist” is at once and would put on a twice-a- structive figures bearing upon wo­ them also about Eugene's ] paved
hia
street
for
fear
he
will
meet
♦
The range at v'atnp Perry is ideul.be |
day train between that city and
doom.
one #f the best and most practical Wendling. The Eugene way is all man as engaged in the useful occupa­ streets and electric railway, her mills
Back to the fragrant orchards and ing along the beach of Lake Erie. The ♦♦♦♦♦+♦♦♦♦ A A A A A A A
form. fmR and 8tock PaPers |D the right.
misses al) hit the lake and a patrol
tions. The figures were gathered by and educational institutions.
the cool of the grateful sod—
Mrs. T. H. Garrett and daughters
And now that we have things com­ two women connected with the Chica­
For that was as near, I reckon, as boat keeps ships out of range.
W68t.
Mrs. B. C. Boiney, Portland; Mrs.
ing
our
way,
the
only
thing
to
do
is
ever I’ve been to God.
Subscribers, old or new, may take
Charles G. Dawes, who went front
go University. They reveal not only
George Rein accompanied them.
—Milwaukee Sentinel.
They expect to be gone two or three
their choice of either papqr as a pre­ to keep-a-going.
a remarkable “invasion” by the gent­ the job of Comptroller of the Cur-
weeks. Mr. Garrett went along for
rency
to
the
head
of
a
big
bank,
is
ler
sex,
of
new
fields,
but
an
equally
Blum.
a day or two merely to get the camp
THE
BRAVEST
BATTLE
out
for
the
amendment
of
the
anti
­
Those who failed to get the prom- SLIPPERY AGENT FOR
remarkable shifting about, 80 to
settled.
trust law, so as to exempt good The bravest battle that ever was
lae«i premium magazines will be giv-
Will Judkins and family, Ed Jud-
INSURANCE CONCERN speak.
kins and wife, with Mr« J. O. Bris-
e» tbeir choice of either of these pa­
The basis of the showing la the trusts. Now, Charlie, give us the
fought,
tol, have gone to Newport for a little
Shall I tell you where and when*
name of eveu one good trust.
pers in place of the magazines with­
Some weeks ago the American Mu­ tenth census, according to which
outing
On
the
maps
of
the
world
you
will
MINING COMPANY WANTS TO IN.
out further cost by sending their tual Benefit Association of Portland, there are 303 occupations. In two
J. Spear has been at Marcóla for
find it not—
The legal catch-ae-catch-can wres­
CREASE STOCK—MINING TOP- several days.
aaaes and addresses to this oftlce. Oregon, had an agent named George hundred and ninety-five of these wo-
'Twas fought by the mothers of
H. F. Honstra has again taken
men.
....
go for we have been unable to com­ Larrabee “working'' Eugene and men appear, and it is only in the tle between Governor Glenn, of North
ICS IN GKN KHA Iz—STRANGELY
to the road In the employ of the
Carolina,
and
Judge
Pritchard,
of
the
United
States
army
and
navy.
In
fire
pel the Eastern publishers to keep vicinity, He secured considerable
ACTING MAN MAY HAVE MADE Portland Coffee A Spice Company.
Nay, not with the cannon or battle
unakill- United States supreme court, la now
foe» agreement In regard to the bualnsa, which the company accepted departments and as helperi
J. N. Cole expects to start for
shot.
GOOD
FIND.
being watched with more than ordi­
Crater Lake and vicinity. He wants
aagazlnea, and feel the disappoint­ without question and from which it ed assistants to roofers, slaters,steam
With a sword or nobler pen;
nary interest, because of the state's Ney, not with eloquent words or
to see the country.
ment as keenly as our subscribers. is now receiving regular monthly boiler makers and brass workers that
Rob Baker, who has been in the
right principle involved.
thought,
they
are
not
represented.
The
Great
Northern
Mining
Colu
­
The Weekly Guard is still clubbed payments. Larrabee, however, con­
hospital fer some time, la now able
From mouths of wonderful men.
In 1900 more than five million wo­
pany has issued a call to Its stock­ to get around again.
with the Semi-Weekly Oregon Jour­ tracted many bills in the name of the
Jesse Grant was surely going some
About one-thirtieth of the «lock of
nal, at »2.25 a year for both papers. company he represented and Mft f°r men were earning wages, and for the when he named Governor Campbell, Rut deep In a walled-up woman’s holders for a meeting in its offices
the Sluslaw railroad was subscribed
heart
—
•
decade
covered
the
number
of
the
in
Eugene
to
increase
the
capital
Mail all remittances and communi­ greener pastures, after which the
of Texas, as the man he wanted for
by residents of Fairmount.
O women that would not yield,
sex engaged in remunerative indus­
stock of the company from 100,00
Last Sunday morning Mr. Ernest
Portland concern repudiated hTs obli­
second place on the national Demo­ But gravely, silently bore her part— shares to 1,000,000 shares on the
cations to
try increased faster than the female
Palmer and Miss Eva Wehihart were
GUARD PRINTING CO.,
Lo, there was the battlefield.
gations as promptly as it accepted
cratic ticket with him. Better put
15th
of
August.
The
call
is
made
by
married at the home of the bride’s
population, while the rate of Increase
Eugene. Oregon.
the board of directors.
on the brakes, Jess, or you'll get
the business he sent them as a duly
mother at the corner of Fifteenth
No marshalling troops, no bivouac
in respect to employment was greater
The
mining
camps
of
the
county
away from yourself.
| authorized agent.
street and Walnut avenue.
song,
than the corresponding rate for em­
are reported as being very quiet
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer have gone
This is a case wherein the insur-
No banner to gleam and wave;
this
summer,
though
some
work
is
ployment of men.
"ON TO THE SI ISLA AV”
A real English lord was jailed in But oh! these battles, they last BO being done. Miners from the outside to Marcóla to reside.
I ance company, while It might not
Hendricks Park was dedicated as
A peculiar exhibit is that in some Allentown, Pa., because he couldn't
Ml ST BE OUR SLOGAN
long,
do not seem to have come in, and as a picnic resort on last Wednesday.
: be legally res|x>nsible for the acts
From babyhood to the grave.
of the occupations more usually as­ pay a $«i fine, imposed for fighting.
a
result
some
of
the
usual
push
is
There was a large attendance upon
! of its agent, will be held by all right
lacking. However, its Southern Ore-;
It seen’s that the Eugene-Slusiaw I thinking persons to be morally so. sociated with woman man outstrip­ Here's a chance for some fool-girl to
Yet faithful still as a bridge of stars. gon is said to be full of miners and I the festivities of the M. E. church
ped the erstwhile "domestic slaves." secure a title at a bargain price, un­
railroad matter Is dragging some­
She fights In her walled-up town— prospectors, it is not likely that as Sunday school. Many waited till the
Larrabee secured credit because of
cool of the evening before going out.
For example, women milliners in­ less some other v.oman has a legal Fights on and in the endless wars
what. Mr. Carver and the committee
good a field «s Lane county will be All had a fine time.
apparently
his connection with an
Then silent, unseen, goes down.
represmtir.g the local stockholders responsible company, and the latter creased in ten years 40.5 per cent; right to it.
overlooked very long.
A few from this parf of town went
I
Last week a man in town who had on the Wendling excursion. More
not having a.treed upon a definite should stand behind any obligations men milliners, 340 per cent. Wo­
Oh ye. with banner and battle shot,
samples
of
some
ore.
taken,
he
said,
men dressmakers Increased 17.8 per
Louisiana seems to have struck the
would have gone had the train made
plan of action.
And soldiers to shout and praise,
made in the procurement of business
from a find twenty-five miles up the
Eugene wants this railroad for the ; from which it derives a revenue. cent; men dressmakers. 150 per cent. right idea of preventing lynchings 1 tell you the klngllest battles fought river. The rock appeared very rich, a stop here.
Miss Honstra from South Dakota
Were fought in these silent wars. but as the man seemed afraid of
development of lumbering and other The lesson of this incident that con­ Again, women seamstresses increased by leaving no excuse for it. A negro
is visiting the family of her brother,
—Joaquin Miller.
being
robbed,
and
only
.04
per
cent,
while
men
“
seam
­
was
very
sensitive,
in the state assaulted a white woman,
interests. This desire was voiced in cerns the general public is that tran­
H. F. Honstra
his name was not learned, and other
Ed Judkins had a close call to a
the subscribing of $60,000 worth of sient agents for insurance concerns stresses” increased 20.8 per cent, on the 7th inst, was at once tried,
particulars
were
not
obtained.
He
SOME ANIMALS I HAVE KNOWN
serious loss by flrew>n Thursday. A
stock. These subscribers are willing are quite frequently slippery indi­ and it is also found that men have found guilty, and was hung on the
acted as though he had a good thlug freight train going south set fire to
but desired to keep it to himself.
to put their money into the first thir- viduals and that it is best to do bus­ I been crowding women out of the "sa- 18th.
I am no hunter, but I know
the dry grass along the track near
Some animals quite well.
ty-mile section, which will tap one iness with resident agents, whose | loon” business, the laundries, and in
hI b barn, which was filled with hay.
After putting out a fetching line of And I'm no faker when I say
Mr. Judkins happened to be near,
of the best timber districts In West­ character and responsibility are a certain measure the mills.
A
MEASURE
OE
MERIT
Strange stories I can tell.
and was able to put out the fire be­
Women, however, increased in all advertising, the official trust-busters
ern Oregon, making it a dividend­ known quantities. Furthermore, it
fore it reached the barn.
have hiked to the cool places for an
payer from the start, and with this would be a good idea for those who departments of trade and transporta­
I've chased Welsh rarebits down a Eugene Citizen« Should Weigh Well
Old and young of the Fairmount
extended vacation. The trusts will
This
Evidence.
tion
120.3
to
men
’
s
37.6
per
cent,
and
lane
church enjoyed a picnic on the banks
section in operation there will life no are paying assessments to the Amer­
of course continue to rake in the
Till weary stomach qaulled
of the Willamette on Thursday af­
trouble In securing funds to com­ ican Mutual Benefit Association to 1 distanced the "sterner sex” in all
Proof of Merit Ilea In the evidence ternoon.
And I have bucked 'he tiger, too,
coin right through the summer.
plete the road to tidewater. This keep their eyes open. A concern that but one of the five large groups clas­
Convincing
evidence
in
Eugene
And had a steer that failed.
The people out here would be glad
I
In not the teotlmonv of strangers. to have the Guard take up one or
160,000 was put up by men who employs agents of the Larrabee type sified in the census.
According to the latest thirst­
of
Eugene
As
a
contemporary
says,
it
is
well
But
the
endorsement
all
two matters that mean considerable
mean business and w ho purpose to do to hustle business may not be averse
emporium statistics, the two best sel­ On groaning horses I’ve sawed
I people.
day.
to us. We would like to have the
business with some one. That amount to doing the same kind of work when known that certain sociologists and lers are the Cannon julep and the
proof
given
That's
the
kind
of
With calves I’ve danced at night.
Wendling train stop here for the ac­
writers on political economy hold the
of money, with right-of-way and ter­ the opportunity is presented.
here
—
Fairbanks cocktail, though there is And often I’ve sailed a cat
commodation of the many who go to
theory that race suicide, the decreas-
Eugene
citi*
The
statement
of
a
And reached my port all right.
minal grounds easily secured, where
a steady demand for Roosevelt red
Springfield and other points.
Be­
zen.
' ing marriage rate, the increasing di­
sides, there are many coming from
not already actually provided for,
lemonade, with a big stick in it.
L.
Bonney,
employed
at
Haskell's
I've seen a blind pig lead a man
vorce rate, wife abandonment, the
those places along the line who would
will be sufficient inducement to in­ V ERIH CT OF At QU ITT A I.
flour and feed store, and living at be accommodated by being allowed
Along a rocky road,
FOR W. D. HAYWOOD disappearance of the cook and vari­
are
Some
of
the
businessmen
who
459
Olive
street,
Eugene,
Or.,
says:
terest capital.
And I have seen a donkey try
to get off here. This would save a
ous other domestic ills are ascribable kicking about people patronizing
"I certainly feel grateful for the re­ long walk of nearly two miles to and
To walk home with a load.
Primarily we want that road, and
unite
of
five
weeks'
use
of
Doan's
The verdict of not guilty in the to the tendency of the modern wo­ mail order houses never spend a cent
from the station. We see no good
will not quibble with Mr. Carver, or
man to struggle for financial Inde­ advertising in their local papers so­ A Wall street lamb once owned a Kidney Pills.’ I have known of oth­ reason for not allowing the train to
uy one else, over small matters, but Haywood trial at Boise is an Indi­
ers
who
have
had
benefit
from
this
goat,
stop here, If the Guard will broach)
pendence outside the home.
liciting the trade of those living in
remedy, but I believe I can shout the matter to the proper authorities
A young dear loved a hound;
•e want to do business yet this fall. cation of the fairness of the courts,
However this may be. it is a fact the field they occupy.
and
the
justice
of
a
trial
by
jury.
louder
than
all
of
them
1
suffered
I've seen a woman have a rat
perhaps it will be done.
If Mr. Carver and the commltte can-
. with kidney complaint for ten years.
Above her forehead bound.
While a great many persons, espec­ 1 that woman is becoming an Impor­
Another matter—We want mall
B°t get together then a meeting of
Governor
Hoke
Smith
has
started
I
I
think
It
was
brought
on
by
lifting
collection boxes out here, We are
ially those residing in Idaho, and tant factor In the business world
heavy
timbers
and
suffering
a
fall
the stockholders should be called at
out to prove that railroad property in But strange as all these things may
well served now with the city deliv­
the so-called mining states, believe
i that wrenched my back. I was con- ery of mall but the one who wants to
seem,
°* eand the concensus of opinion ob­
Georgia 1» grossly undervalued for
CHURCH PRESS AGENTS
trying
one
the defendant guilty of the charge
tlnually
doctoring
and
They do not half compare
tained as to what general course
state taxation, and he presents fig­ With that wild monster of the woods. thing and another, but all to no pur- mall a letter must take it to the post-
against him. it admittedly was not
office or the nearest mail box, about
«ught to be taken; the matter of fi­
ures
that
strongly
indicate
his
abil
­
L pose. 1 was told there was a compll- a mile away, or else stand and watch
Press agents are not new to New
The dreadful Teddy bear.
proven by the state. The prosecu­
trouble
]
cation
of
lumbago
and
other
—Chicago Record-Herald.
nancing placed in the hands of a duly
ity to make good
for the mall carrier. We want a >me
tion's case was weak In failing to York. In fact? everything and every­
! and the doctors finally gave up try- mall boxes.
vleeted executive committee, and the
body
that
seeks
publicity
or
desires
<
ing
to
help
me.
Sometimes
when
I
¡substantially
substantially corroborate Orchard
Orchard's s
Perhaps the 500,000 retail mer­
VERITAS.
construction of the road proceeded
-
to keep things out of the newspapers
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas was attempting to lift I would col-
confession, and Haywood and Moyer,
chants of the West who have organ­
•Its
:
lapse
and
be
laid
up
for
days
at
a
have their press agents these days,
County, as.
on the other hand, made excellent
isait to get af:^r the mail order hous­
The main point that should not be
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that time. The pain was awfnl. It felt ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦A
witnesses for themselves, no doubt remarks an exchange. The scheme es would find liberal home adver­
as If knives were sticking in me 1 Î
'oil sight of Is that this stock sub­
works both ways. AH the big cor­
HORN.
favorably impressing the Jurymen.
ting their most effective ammuni­ he is senior portner of the firm of | had entirely given up hope of finding
scription should be used, now that It
porations have their press agents.and
F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business In a cure when an advertisement of ♦
As to the conduct of the case, it
tion.
been secured as the result of coft-
man/ of our multi-millionaires find
the City of Toledo, County and State : Doan’s Kidney Pills was brought to AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
was abominable, to put it mildly
my qotice and the remedy was well I
(Hsrable effort, in tae carrying out
It
profitable
to
employ
men
who
un
­
A
cure
for
laziness
is
claimed
by
a
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay | recommended
To Mr and Mrs. C. B Miller, at
Richardson, for the defense, and
by a friend. I got a
of the one central idea—the building
derstand the art of boosting a man In scientist. It may be the goods, but the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL­ box and began taking them The first Springfield, July 28, 1807, a daugh­
Hawley,
for
the
prosecution,
being
ter.
,l! * railroad to the Siuslaw
It
able crlmlnsl lawyers, were forced the public press without the public those in need of it will be too lazy LARS for each and every case of Ca­ I m > x helped me very much, and I got
®*kes no great difference who builds
catching on to the fact that it is be­ to use it, even if It does only require tarrh that cannot be cured by the use ¡another. By that time 1 was feeling
by circumstances to allow their col­
To Mr. and Mra. Thoma» Tucker,
so much better that I could pick up a
road, but It MUST be built, as a
ing worked.
The latest thing in the pushing of a button.
ot Hall's Catarrh Cure.
sack of feed and put it on my shoul­ at Spring.f»-id, Sunday, July 28,1207,
leagues. two cheap political dema-
ccszlt of the present movement in
press agents, however, is the church
FRANK J. CHENEY.
der, something I had not been able a daughter, weight nine pounds.
I gogues. to occupy the centre of the
Next thing the jingoes will be
^t direction.
publicity agents.
The Reformed
Sworn to before me and subscribed to do for a year Doan's Kidney Pills
stage For the last four days of the
At Florence, July 27, 1907, to Mr.
Eug<-n- is growing and her people
Episcopal church of the Reccncllla- booming Congressman Richmond P. In my presence, this 6th day of De­ have simply worked marvels for me,
| trial the jury was forced
>lste^
Hobson for president, on a get-ready-
and the least I can do is to tell other and Mrs. J. L. Norwood, a daughter.
*»»« the means to build that thirty
tion, of Brooklyn, is the first bouse
sufferers about them ”
to the flamboyant oratory of Darrow
Then what will cember, A. D., 188«.
■Oss of easily constructed rai’rvad
of worship to hit upon this scheme to-flght platform
At Florence, July 28, 1*07, to Mr.
(Seal)
A. W GLEASON,
For sale by all dealers. Price, SO
and Borah, whose fame as law^'eT’
the
poor
Japs
do?
and Mra. C. L. White, a daughter.
***» without outside help. Al) that
to fill it* pews on Sundays. The
cents
Foster-Milburn
Co,
Buffalo,
Notary
Public.
.nd orator, rest, largely upon their
press agent furnishes the newspapers
a*e*wary is to keep going now that
The Albany Democrat has an edi­
Hall'a Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter­ New York, sole agents for the United
ability to get scare-head praise o
e
WHY FRET ANI» WORRY.
of the City of Churches with cleverly torial on "Our Street Car System ” nally, and acta directly on the blood States.
have made the start.
Remember the name — Doan's— When yonr child has a severe cold?
^**xt week should not pass without fulsome sort from special
worded
little
stories
that
catch
the
Wouldn't
that
render
you
speechless!
and mucous surfaces of the system. and take no other.
dents who have been "tipped
Prob­
You need not fear pneumonia or oth­
***** to a * definite conclusion on
eye of the readers, but the point is
er pulmonary diseases. Keep sup­
Fend for testimonials free.
ably long before they delivered thetn-
always the church of the Reconcilia­
THE TEXAN WONDER.
plied with Ballard's Horehound Syr­
The growing suburb of Fairmount
’’ ®or important matter.
F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O.
i^,T„ Of their pent-up vocabulary
Cures all kidney, bladder and rheu- up—a positive cure for colds, coughs,
°* TV THE «GUSLAW !
tion, how It Is growing, what splen­ wants the Wendling trains to stop
Sold
by
Druggists,
75c.
the jury were In doubt as to whether
mafie troubles; sold by all druggists whooping cough and bronchitis. Mrs.
did music it gives the auditors and there. Of course they should.
Take Hall's Family Pllle for con­ on two months' treatment by mall Hall, of Sioux Falls, S. D., writes:
they were attending a political talk­
« genf . ATTRACTING
what stirring sermons the Rev. Chas.
for 11. Dr E W Hall. 292« Olive "I have used your wonderful Bal­
Nevertheless and notwithstanding, stipation.
WIDESPREAD ATTENTION fest or trying a man on the charge H. Coon preaches. The scheme is a
street. St. Louis. Mo. Send for tes­ lard's Horehound Syrup on my chil­
of conspiracy to murder, and
C. W. Cline, of Roseburg, is in the timonials. Sold by Hull’s Drug dren for five years. Its results have
success, for the church is filled at ours Is not a government of lawyers,
wonder that they were able to agree
been wonderful.” Linn Drug
Store.
by
lawyers
and
for
lawyers?
•
City.
"man who Is touring the
every service.
office that Eugene wai mt-
ÑÉÉ¡J6ENE WEEKLY GUARD , , Guard
best town he had visited. Two other
FOURTH REGIMENT
LUMBERMEN
OFFICFRS APPOINTED
WILL OPPOSE
BY COLONEL YOHAN
FREIGHT INCREASE
X
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