Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, August 21, 1905, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextiBULLET $A HIS LEG te Bone and Harrington Get TSt i V,ell ' at I'J o'clock at the Dn. D. A. Paine ty removed She bol- at Policeman E. A. allot by a bold a p j morning, usei the X-ray to Id Hoard it lodged 'and masbed flat .'k do aoaeatbetle Wjd itood It well, tie bma at 2 o'clock In iie same day, and la vary well , althoogb Vvery aore. Ian-- bis to Newport Ui-ybeall games bare , be played at New f during (be um ly (3 round trip ?i Saturday or Suo .inday or Monday. 'Nat;c.ultpoi t and Junction Notes Mr a. W. S. MoFarideo and ohildren, of Cor vail Is, arrived here tbla week aod will peod 'he remainder of the summer on tbelr ranch below town. I Mr. and Mrs. Leland Spencer, who I hare spent the paet (our or five mouths In San Franoltco, atopped off bare Saturday morning to visit rela tives. .Mrs. Spenoer was formerly j Miae Maud Spcer. Mrs. S. L. Moorhead, accomoanied by ber friend, Mrs. W. O. Davie and daughter, Mlaa freda, and aon, Don aid, loft Tpe-iday morning for New port to spend a few days "where the Due ebbs and flows iwloe la every 21 boars." An effurt was made to ecre a looach to attach to the morning south j bound freight olrons day in order to alve tbe people of tbla section an op-! portanlty to attend, but on accouut of tbe great amount of travel ever) ooaob ia In use and the application was theiefote denied. Timee "Soon after I began to take Wine of Cardul I couid see that I was beginning to get back my strength." That la the oomment Mrs. Seyzoamr makes. , ' If you are sick you can take Win of Cnrdiil and secure health and strength. If other medicines and other treatment have failed, that will make no difference. Few women have taken Wine of Cardul at first. By tar the greater number of Win of Cardul cures are women who could not (ft;.vher. AndruggisUaellfl.OO bottles of Wine of Cardul. to j ' 1 morCARDUI ). 1"'jj'fi . (, i Ko. 48 Straight St., Graicd Ruidb, Uicm. I to ssdorae Win of Cardul as I found it so beneficial to Oh after my baby waa born. I could not seem to gat wall lBd able to do my work, and as I had been in bed for six wisher serious, but toon after I began to use Wine of Cardul I aa beginning to get back my strength. In another weak np most of the day and in a month I was able to be up and '"irk. I think it is I for a woman 1 it highest praise. and niilPUIs WOaCAX't INDUVTFUAJi UAOTB. i Young People i Attention jjj axe yon going to spend y our' vacation? Increase jJaiy. Take up typewriting, shorthand, book ftifavestigate our method. Terms low, address, "fUgcng Business College S Eugene, Oregon a 9& US - IP feinhard's Bremery I ; MANUFAOTUHERilOf Fine Lager Beers md, Oregon N "jx Brewing Association 1 Salem. Oregon Brcwcrs'and Bottlers of the MOUS SALEM BEER FAITH AHD VITALITY Pl3I B II i rn. mott: tirtitrvmrtr lor wrroul fmttu.on anrl all d:waM of tl aeneiatlve 'lor etUi-rix sucn as tlervous Proration, p -i;ir.Ktr Loit aUnKooO. vacv. fihtir 'ZmiMr VcM.:l fcn-M. M- jl w.rry.eaefwve ess mccoot Otium. wbicb lead to Cchscitpt.oa aod icaaimr. With errj ler we iroaranw locu-e or rfun 1 -r.e mr7- -uoil at 1 1 OO per bo. ! fa IK.aOTrS tH:.Tli.S.C).. CTlfluid. OUm. Regulates the atoinaob and towels, beala aud aootbaa the little ones' stomBCbs and glees them a neflltbful and natural sleep Holllxter'a Kooky ; Mountain Tea ia the oLil'ireu'a teue-; faotor. 35 cents. Linn Drag Co. I PREPARATIONS FOR FISHING SEASON Being Made on the Siuslaw Notts and Person-als Dr. Geo W. Leslie has fold til practice at Moscow, Idaho, and Is now at Dareuport. Gertie Schreader returned heme Wednesday evening alter au absence of several wet'ks Bt Kngene. Mr. Zimmerman, of Eugene, ha been on tbe Slnslaw for several dayt looklug altei life insurance luaiuess. W 11. Weatberson returned lueada) evening from Minnesota, lie spent a week at tbe Portland fair on tali way back. Mra. Caesidy received tbe sad neve by 'phone Sunday, saying that ber broiber-lu-law, Jobu Jojce, of Port land, was dead. She aud her ban Wil liam left tor Portland tbet afternoon. An interesting and Instructive eu tertainment, consisting of njoriu pictures, up-to-date colored si-ene-and graphaphene musio ai given al tbe Odd Fellows' bajl Moudny ereu Ing by W. , Mjore, of Eugene. Fred Benn and Jes lcule are putting a large tatik on the hill back of the echoolhon-a at Mnple'on to supply water for their dwellings, it will bave an elevation of R'O feet, and will le a great imp' oreu:eut over tbelr water supply for Ihelr home. f repurutloDB for tbe Mfbli g season are going ou at tbe 11 1: id caunur) ftlr. Uitison, who h8 the cauDery rented, arrived here a few dajs ago aud la putting things iu order for the fall's business, lie eipects to go to Astoria tbe last of tbla mouth after a crew of Chinamen, and Intends to start the oannery aa soon as he re turns. Tbe West. DEATH OF MRS. J. H LAMSON Passed Away Late This Afternoon From Senile Debit Hy Mra. J. H. Lauiboo died at ber borne, 440 Olive street, tbla afternoon about 3 45 o'clock, from senile debil ity. She waa aged 64 years. Her hus band, It will be remembered, died only a tew mocbta ago. Knnerol announcement and a sketch of tbe life of tbe deceased will be given tomorrow. HAPPY WEDDING SATURDAY NIGHT Saturday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the residence of the bride's nnele and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Carson Mathews, 345 West Fourth street, oocbrred tbe marriage of Roy Deal to Miss Kstella Jeanr, Rev. H. N. Mount, pastor of Ihe First Presbyterian ohorcb, offici ating. Tbe wedding was quiet, but a bappy one. Only a few of the relatives and Intimate frlenda of tbe yonL? peorle were present. The groom la a well-known tonBO rial artist with bis place of business on West F.igbth ftreet, near tbe post ofSce. Tbe brldo la a daughter of Mr. and Mra. tlerjjamin Jeaca, of Ala pleton, and baa been connected with the Hotel Smeede for some time pnt. The bappy couple are now in Port land on a honeymoon tour. Baseball Saturday 'a Coast League scores: 'Frisoo, 4; Portland, 3. Seattle, 4; Los Angeles, 4 (called In 15th Inning on account of darkness). Taooma, 7; Oakland, 0. Sunday 'a scores: 1 Portland, 2; 'Frtaro, 1. Los Angelea, 6; Seattle, 2. Oakland, 1; Taooma, 0. Oakland, 4; Taooma, 1. Tbe standing of tbe clubs la now aa folic wa: W. L. P.O. Portland 10 9 526 Taooma 10 S 526 Oakland 10 10 500 Seattle 8 .8 600 SaoFranclsco 0 9 . 500 Loa Angelee 7 9 438 EXCUKBION KATES TO NKWPCKT The Corvallls and rJattem R. R. bas par on a Sunday train leaving Albany at 7:30 a. m. for Newpert. returning same day, arriving at Albany about 3:30 p. m. Aa this train connects wi'.b morning train from Eugene go lf!? and night train returning. rm engera can make the ronnd trip In .je day. The rate tor Saturday ex cursion tickets from Kogene is 1.00. Southern Paclflo Agent at Kogene wil sell such tickets. OABVoniA. Personals Kay Fratk la up from Portland. T. A. Uilbert Is home from New port. Al A. Sim mots speut Sunday at Newport. Mrs E. Etter and In tie son went tn Portland today. Geo. J. Wllbelm, Jr., of Junotlor City, la o Eugene. Carl Coates, of Douglas ooouty, Is visiting In Eugene. County Commissioner H. M. Trice, of Hale, Is in tbe city. Mrs. J. M. Howe returned this af ternoon from Portland. Rev. C. A Wo: ley returned tbla af ternoon from a trip nortb. Mias Margaret Woods went to Cot tage Grove tbls afternoon. Herbert Leieb baa returned from a trip to the Bohemia mlues. Ut. U. A. Paine went to Portland oa today's afternoon train. Mack Tutfp, of Spriugdeld, went to Grant's Pass today on a visit. A. W. Docksteader and fimlly, cf Dallas, have moved to Eugene. A. C. Kathmell, wife and (laughter, retimed lust night from PoitUnd. Uanrge O. Uoodrill, a well-known former U. O. student, Is In Eucene. Chester Starr a 'varsity student. came op from Silem this afternoon. 1) M. and W. u. Kyle, cf Flore? ee, were registered at Tbe Smeede Sim- lay. John Gonzales, of Elniwood, Neb., is here vi-itiug at tbe borne of D. M. Cartinell. Mrs. Kaohel Sanders and daughter, Mra. Pbllip Gevurtz, are In tbe altv from Portland Mra. M. S. Barker and daughter returned this afternoon, from tbelr outing at Newport. Mr. and Mrs. S. D. StanbTer, rf Walla Walla, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W, Polders In Eugene. I.. H. Starr, of Albany, to bas been visiting at tbe borne ot Fred Lamb, returned brme today. Mr. and Mrs. r. L. Polmleiter, Miss Ollie- MBrqulsaand Mlaa Hessle Darling returned today from New port. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Melsoo, of Sa lem, are vtalting Miss Allle Ik we in bngene. Visa Anna Salzman, of Roaebarg, le a guest at tbe bnme of Mr. and Mra Lee Tbiuulon In Engene. Otto Ullstrap, olty editor of tb Register, la off duty for bla summer vacation. E. J. Mooie la taking bis plaoe. Mrs. J. O. Jenkins, of Nelelgh, Neb., wbo baa been visiting Mrs. Al ton Hampton in Eugene, baa gone to Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Pengra, ot Ash land, wbo bave been vlalling relatlvea lu Eugene, left for tbe nortb this afternoon. II. V. Thompson, of Urea well, is In Eugene today. Mr. Thompson states that hops in tbe vicinity of Creawell are not promising aa well aa last year. Mra. Arthur Comegya, of Salem, ia visiting at tbe borne of ber parenta, Mr. and Mra. 8. C. Smith, In Eugene. She Is recovering from a severe III nese. Mrs. H. L. Bhoemakar and daugh ter. Mrs. Waller, of Inwood, Iowa who have been vieltlng at tho home of C. S. Sbermau, in Eugene, left today on tbelr return trip. Mra. Franklin Staplea aod daughter HeleL, cf Kinona, Minn., after a vis it at the borne of Attorney and Mra. S. D. Allen in Eugeue,left tbla morn ing on tbelr return trip, Miss Emma Staples aooomFBoled them to Port land. J. E. Lancaster and wife, of Con don, are vUitlng friends and relatives in Eugene. They will leave for Coos Bay for a visit before returning home. Mr. Lancaster saya alone tbe railroad entered Condon tbe town baa bad a big growth. Brevities Weather predict loo for tonight and Tuesday, fair. Tbe Merchants' Protective Asioola- tlon will meet tonight at 8 o'clock. All membei-a are requested to be pres ent. High school students announee an Informal dancing party for tbe even- Tbe Isb moj alo for the iccaslon. iniormai uancing party ior toe log of Thursday, August 24. I Bachelors' orchestra will furoli Lewis & Clark Headquarters Durl w the fair we will secure for l-'iiDitn. rhiiuli anprm mr.tlutlnn In advance, acting lor the t'nrtlaud Ser vice Comrany. We will alto organ ; Ize every few daya apecial excursion parties. Let aa know when you are going that you may get tbe benefit of low rates. Ask for particulars at tbe . Niokstore. ' EATON i. W1SSTANLEY. - - - 1 ?..:WWVhS5aiwawi A , 111 tiiliWWWai 3 la EASTDIM'I Atgclable PropnMlionfor As-slmUaiingiticFoixlaiulRctfiila-Ung the StoinaclB atxlDcmvIs of rromolos Digeslion.rhocrfur m.'SsarKtncsi.Conlaiiis neiiiKT Opium. Morplune nor Mutcral. Not Nah c otic . l,Vw.t'W- . Aporfccl ll.-mody rorronslipa Hon, Sour Slom iCh.Uinrrtiooa Worms .('onviilsioii.4 .Fovvrish ncss aikI Loss of Sij-;i:i'. racSuiiilc Sinolure or xkw vouk. EXACT COPY OP WRAPPER. USTOISA For Infanta and Children. i The Kind You Have Always Sought Bears the Signature In Use For Over, Thirty Yeais if- NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Notice Is hereby given that the Lane oouuty ooiuruteatonrrs couit will re ceive sealed bids for the fnrnUhlng and construction of a brldue across tbe Coast Fork ot tbe Willamette river about two aod nne-fourtb miles aontb ot Cottage Urove Said bridge to coc siat ot a oovered trims spaa 00 feet long with CI teet ot approaob at each end. The tin ber uted In said bridge will be delivered free npon th ground, the contractor paying the coat of timber and material only, wlfb tbe exception of the main upper ard lower oord stick, whloh will be furnished upon tbe ground free of costs. Said bridge to he oonstructed In ac cordance with tbe plana and specifica tions now on file in tbe clerk's office. Said bridge to be oompleted on or before Ihe lGth day of Uotoher, 1005. Each bid moat be acoompauled wltb a certified cheik In a sum of at least fire per oant. ot the bid. '"he bids to be opeaen on the 24 tb duy of August at 2 o'clock p. a. Tbe court reserves the right to reject any and all bids. By order of tbe Court. Tbla 4th day of August, 1005. E. U. LEE, County Cler. ; Note and Comment Kaspar Vandran, whose wife drank from a bottle of ginger ala In Port- and a few daya ago and died Instant ly from poisoning. Is well-known to many Engene people. For many year be oondpeted tbe bar In tbe Depot Hotel at Albany and waa a nephew of toe proprietor, A. tiroes. His wife was formerly a Miss Monte'tb, also well known In Eugene. Tbe mystery aa to wbo placed the poison In tbe ginger ale Is puzzling tbe detectives. It Is known that tbe life of tbe cou ple bad not always been an affection ate one, and many lay tbe guilt at the door of the husband and the de ceased's sinter. Others claim that the poison waa plaaed in thi bottle for Vandran. Vandran, it will be remem bered, wbb shot about two months ago by another saloon man over the fact that Vaodran waa proteotlng tbe man'a wife. The Portland police are determined that some one, guilty or not, must suffer for the crime. That is a vary complaoent olty oouocll at Portland, passing tbe ordi nance over Mayor Lane'a veto to give saloons the privilege of maintaining closed "boxes," rooms lo fact, to the extreme size of 12x13 feet, for exam pie, of floor space. And tbls la not al'. They are given permission to furnish these "boxes" built Id tbelr saloons wltb fixtures, beds and couch es, while the doors tray be provided locks and bolts, In other and plain vioida, Pottlaud glvea (be aaloon the right to add the hrotbel to Its already .harmful business, and, Infinitely I worse, the opportunity to wreck tbe Uvea of Innocent girls and women I wbo apart from plying with the eoo- venleot liquor, drugged on occasion If necessary to the purpose, would maintain their Integrity. Oburg Items Cobnrg, Aug. 17. M. C. Bond and family returned Thursday evening from a ten daya' visit toPortland and the fair. Mrs. II. D. Barnett aud children returned Monday evenlrg from Wood bum, where tbey he speut several daya wltb relatives. Dr. M. E. Jartiaglo returned Mon day evening after a month's absenoe, which be spent on bla Island near tb ooast. Dr. J. O. Van Winkle, who baa at tended Dr. Jiirnsgin'i patients during! bla absence, returned to bis home lo Brownsville Tuesday. John r urloLg, of Livlngaton,Mont., arrived last Wedneslay evening for visit with tC. U. Urandall and family. Mr. Furlong, acoompauled by bla wife and sen, will leave one day this week fur Taooma. Mlaa Mabel Rosenburg tuok tba Wednesday evening train for Port land, wbera ahe will visit relatives and attend Itaj fair. Mra. J. D. Wg)s went to Portland Wednesday, .where abe will apend several days attending tbe fair. Gilbert Puttie and family bave re turned from a six weeks' oamplog trip to the mountaiua and coast. Cbaa. aod Oaoar Ureenatreet took their departure Tuesday morning for PortlauJ, wbera tbey will Join tbelr parents, wbo bave already located there. Mlaa Nellie Loom Is, of Armltage, and Miss Laura Van Meter, of Mabel, spent Thursday of last week visiting Coburg frlenda, JTwo casea of typhoid fever were re ported in JCoburg last week. One, tbe little daughter of T. S. Hunt, Is convalescent aud the other oase, a young man, waa taken to the hospital at Eugene Sunday. Kalph Tajlor and Mies Orphu Walk er wort quietly married at the horns ef the bride'a mother, Mra. Sarah Walker, last Sunday afternoon by Key. W. II. Meyers. Tbe happy oou ple left Monday morning for Bedding, Cel., where they will visit Mr. Tay lor's parents. New Today WANTfcD A lady to board and oars for a little girl, 4 years cf age. Ad dress Immediately, "E. M.," 20T Eaat Ninth street, Engene, Or. FOR SALE- At a great sacrifice, square piano. Cash or time. Inquire Boom 8, MoClung building, Eighth aod Willamette streets. IF YOU STAFFER WE CAN CURE YOU Th 1wU Phono trie Ins-tltut ftirl rVhxil fo lUfninerrraj nT Dftftt Ml-bf-'ewi. K-ftiWnnl ftwtofi '-r. Htiv fll(t(J th n.l" "'! "c 'r.J n;iri(-rl VfvtM'n Vntr.nt Ivrtiln. I'Jt IHf-oii ciir Ml"! l. v hii. Ifia. Mil' r. "iTrfJ "ti. fnl (. tMl'ii.H mn i htjtn. Till Instill). I'M. tms. ""! Hi hi,, i. ... I U, n.l - H It S t-r iMtf i.'i-e. uf lis 111 In; -v I' UK II i I 1 ' nth. V." i ! i '!' !"M-"'- tn.i i I-' A, ( JUHITIVK, AHtOLVTR CWHE (jL.7 J.AN1 I.ED. , Writ in,. f. jr -i rlii"itui bi.'I!. rn f . 't " mI" I thta i.aewr at.'l i.'I -.' tt. t-ii."- "' ' ' r 1 wilt a r..J j.mj ..ur ii ts- i .hi ' Onulm nJ.il IfVJtK.rfil of HUli.Mt-r.i (ill- il.fcTkl. jl.Mrr. WII.I.TAH X. l.Jivrm WMttm HiT-t'r.-;iUV4 A, lut PrtactpH S. W C-r and HA ..w. uUmU FfjHJLA'iu, vnrj lffet-K pH. Linn Drug Co.