Eugene daily guard., June 13, 1906, Image 3

You Get
Purity
Strength
A
sfaction
SECOND CARRIE KATI0H
M,C McGinnis Used a H;mm;r tn
Whiskey, Then Upon Husband's
Head
BEST TIME SAVER J
th r liu'in the rurk revLtmont H p 0 II TM C
losely, Imt she iw hor liiiu'tT In the 06 Hi I fit
nick if time, and milking an ulmoi-t
mini turn tlio waon wont ovtr.
. rim-yin h-r oir nor foot onto tho
hrink of tho tliinnorouH water, when ' ,
h imow-hy rau(-tit ami heM. her. in utiicago oeventeen Hours Nearer w y
her run of uUiut half a mile through I Tu, n , ail '
ami uioiuk. the l opyanl she utiu'k tu j IlllbrUpUldl UUIUIilUid
I the itn;d ho wjimroly as nut to tear I Dlunr Dmitri
LIVERY AND
0
BAKNARD & WEST,
EUGENE FOLEY SPRINGS,
EUi ; EN E KI-OR ENCE.
ROSEBURG-MARSHElE'ift
P.Jrtir, At hotels dVsihnp to go ttVl
FEED STABLE.
Proprietors,
Stae Lines.
When You Uso
You
Need Not
Take Our
Word
Try M
and
Decide
For
Yourself
You?
ftScncy
Oack
At Any
Timo
!f
You
Want
It
The Careful Ilousewile Will Ahviys Refuse an Imitation,
Especially ot an Aruciu so mii-iotum as JJakmji 1'uwder.
SAVE THE
O O !L i-'1
M 11 HMI itp.jHsi'r mm
Men's Suit Sale
Great Values From SI 0.00 Uj
Men's Fancy Worsteds, Worsted Cheviots
and Fancy Tweed Suits, selected from the com
plete linrs of the largest and best manufacturers
in the land. - & Straight fronts round-cut
or double-breasted Sack Coats, light and dark
mixtures, light and medium grays, checks, in
visible plaids, etc. & & .
Junction City, Or., June 13. t'ai
rie Nation could have allied toinU
on tliruttliii of the liquor trufltti hail
she been present tt the annual picnic
at ttie littie town of Monroe, nine
milt' iiorttiwebt of liero. Satunluy.
Muuruo ib a "dry" town in a "dry"
county, hut despite tiiia tet tliere )
weio evideueeb of liquor at the pin- j
inc. Mr. McGumib, wii i of the liv-
erymau, u bo r veu peculiar uctioi b on!
the part of bet hutibund und btarted
au invuetigatiuu. Finally the Uitscov- j
oi ed Uiu buob of bUpplieh in an ot bin '
iu her huoljund'tt btable. lluoze oi
every variety and description wawj
eaehed away iu that bin, liquid re-
ueahinelitt which hail been brought!
to the pnuiio from Ilairulairf by
collie ot tliu men.
Mi-ri. AU:(iinniH iminudiately tfot
into action. hocuriiiK a ham mm she
marched forth to battle, liroakicg
tho lock from the oat bin she piu
oeeded to dmnolitm every bottle to b
discovered. The nu n who owned
tho whiskey Bent the woman's hus
baud to tier to Ijok that hIiu floH.Ht. in
her crusade, but Iuh (H'oitH were re
warded by a blow on the head with
the hammer, which etleetuully laid
him out.
THEY HELD UP
THE PARSON
Lore
Shk Highwaymen Made Captive
Preathir Tie Nuptial
Knot
E. HANSON,
Store Open 'till 8:00 Every Evening During This Sale.
Since the days of Hick Turpln and
Claude Duval tho methods of the bicb
wuymun have shou u lut little variety.
An exception to thla roihtuI rule of
the road must be noti'd In the case of
the pustor of n runil New York charge,
whoso duty recently led him alons a
lonely highway near the vllhiKB of
UoiM'well, In that stnte.
It was ovenlnjr anil was unusually
dark for the hour. The pastor, his
mind engrossed by his emiud, was
quietly trudging nlonu when without
warning two unpleasant looking stran
gers sprang from the wayside bustles
and halted him. They were Kverful
built fellows, nnd the pastor was un-
CALL AT
P.O. CIGAR STORE
FOR CIGARS.
Fine Confectioneries, Oranges, Lemons, Etc.
RAILROAD EXCURSION
TO Uli FRANCISCO
The Southern Tactile Co. will run
an excursion toSau Francisco on the
following schedule, and at tho rate ol
615 for the round trip, including
berths and meals.
leaving Portland Saturday, .lime
itt 8:-ir p. m., arriving iu Sim Krau
Cisco Monday, June 18, at 8:1S a. m.
vlondny, June IS, ami Tuesday, Juin
l!, will bo spent, in San Francisco.
Leaving San Francisco Juno 1!) at
H:20p. in., arriving in Tortlaud June
Hat at 7:'2T a. in.
Standard sleepers will ho provided
ind may be occupiel while tho tr-in
is parked at Oakland, Sixteenth atn;el
station. Meals will bo served as fol
lows: ltreakfast., luncheon ami din
ner, Juno 17. lireakt'aht and dijiuei
June IS. llroakfaHt and dinner June
'X llreakt'ast, luncheon and dinner
Juno 20. Luncheon will not be pro
vided in tho dining car on the lHth
ami lt)th for the reason that members
uf the party will bo scattered and
they will make provision for thai
meal whorovor they may happen to
bo located. j 11 d&w
LEE HOSELTON, Proprietor.
r
S'em Brswsns Association.
SALEM, OREGON.
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Brewers and Bottlers of the
FAMOUS
SALEM BEER.
1h. weinhapovs brewery
MANUFACTURER OF
FINE LAGER BEERS
Portland, Oregon
i
i
til
Frankliu was right when be nahl :
"ljost time is uerer touud again."
The O It. Jt N., in udiiitiou to giv
iug you JiK miles along the matchlt-s
Oolumbi river, wives you 17 hours to
Chicago. It is the
Short line to Lewintou.
Short line to the l'aloue country.
Short line to Spokane.
Short line to the Coeur d'Aleue
country.
Short Hue to Salt Lake City.
Short Hue to Denver.
Short Hue to Kansas City.
Short Hue to Omaha.
Short line to Chicago.
Short lino to nil points east.
Throe trains east daily, 0:l."i a. m.
S:15and 0:ir p. in. The "Chieago-
'ortland Special Is as tine as the
InoHt. Kvery comfort of home.
For particulars ask any agent of the
Southern Pacillo Company or write,
A. L. CKAH1,
tioueral Passenger Agent,
Portland. Or.
lorrncr or M-kemie River points should
notilv th f't uf" fcre i .v Hks no Me jt rri "vr.
u v;z Mi e ' Jtfi.- A "tM l. -vj r'wfi'. jte U foil N M. t
1 G- f.t,.. t, q 'JtV-l Nuil! .tse. V
Eastern Excursion Rates ;Made in Oregon.
.Mine 4, 0, 7, LM, i", July 2, :t, An ,
Kiist 7. H, '.I, Si'i.ti'inlier 8. in. On the
above ilatts round trip tickets wifl
be sold from Kugene to St. 1'aul and
Missouri river points fo fci.'1.75( St. ,
Louis f71.i", and Chicago J75. '.'5. '
Limit, M days. Call at th" local
ticket ofilce for particulars.
L. (1. ADAIR, Agent.
The
DroHsmaking and general sewing,
it and embroidery made and taught.
Cdlat Willamette House. 80 West
ighth strctt. L, A. iihvall. jy 11
M.s Miiudo Murriii has nimmwi Iwr
Iressmaking parlors iu the Dunn
hi Id i ml-. Heceptioii room 'i. Tliom
Heil 17:tl.
Bern
At Springllcld, June !, )(!, to Leo
Mounts and wifo, it daughter.
Suven miles west of K.u ene, Junr
1(1, l'.KKi, to Henry tinnsur uul w:fo,
a son.
Irving Items
Irving, Juno 17. Miss Jlnrwond,
sister of Mrs. Lowry, returned to Sa
lem Tuesday afternoon after a mont h'
visit
Mrs. J. M. Kitchen and grandchil
dren visited ill Linn county last
week.
Hev. 1). P. (Inrdlner, of Junction
City, assisted by Kcv. Uardinor, of
Tuniicssoo. iu conducting a series of
meetings nt the M. K. church.
Mrs. Kdgar liriggs was a visitor in
Irving Sunday.
tlilliam Kitcheii and wife, of Hal
sey, wero iu Irving Inst Friday ovnn
ing.
A:i extra gang of lnborers are gath
nring lip old steel along mo raiironu
and aro piling it o tho comuiny's
v ird hi Irving. There aro some th.r-
ty men employed.
Mrs. K S. l'oido and children, of
Jiiuctioi'.nro Tisitiim at W.A. Potter's
this week.
"AIIB yOU A l'AlWON?"
armed. lie felt that discretion wat
the better part of valor and prepared
to hand over his modest valuables.
"Are you a parsouV" one of the high
waymen demanded.' The pastor ad
mitted the fact and no doubt hoped It
would secure him a rebato of some
sort. "You aro tlio very man we
want," said tho other highwayman,
lie whistled aoftly, nnd two young wo
men suddenly emerged from the shad
ows. "Wo want you to marry us nnd
do It as speedily as possible," said the
first highwayman.
Whereat the relieved pastor, having
no desire to argue tho matter, hastily
performed the double marriage cere
mony for the elopers and was reward
ed with a substantial fee. Then the
wedding party bade him good night
and disappeared In the gloom, leaving
tho pnstor to resume his lonely Journey
along tho dusky highway.
TONGUE
CUT OFF
TO SAVE
HIM
Boy Placed It Against a Frost
Because He Was Dared
to Do So.
Pipe
THONE MAIN 40.
45 WES f EIGHTH ST,
PALACE MEAT MARKET.
Pure Leaf Lard, 5 lb. can
Choice Breakfast Bacon, per lb. - - - -All
Boils and Stews at strictly Cost Price,
65c
J5c
Broders Bros., Proprietors.
;
Special Prices on all Grades of Ranges
For a Short Time Only
rAB5&K. S. L. LON3
Long Distance Runaway
"Bird," a high spirited mare used
for several years on the Campbell &
Walker hopyard, never fails with nt
least one runaway during the cul
tivnting season. Without apparent
reason she (darted tho other day,
throwing the two men from the plat
form built on the light wagon from
which they were training the vines
on the wiie. Sho kept sqnnrely , be
tween the rows to the end, miide the
turn, then several sipinre turns as she
went around the yard mid out of the
gate onto the public: roan, mere
she lost le r head for the II rat fine,
! iniikiiigVlunrely for the rock nhlied
' bank of the river some (Ifly feet from
jthi'gile. t ,romicd to Mulsh her
j riiin-'J'way, as the Vr was rather
' high anO'iere i a dangerous current
i
Albert Travis whllo playing at tho
MIllvlllo (N. J.) leo plant was dared
by a boy companion to touch one of
the frost pipes with his tongue.
"I never tuko a dare," ho said, and
touched tlio white pliss with his tongue.
In a moment ho was wrltJilug In pain.
Ills companions laughed, thinking he
wus playing a Joko. Ono of tho en
gineers, hearing the cry, found tlio boy
on his knees almost unconscious.
Voting Travis' tongue was terribly
swollen and frozen fast to tlio pip.
All efforts to release him woro futile,
and Ida father waa summoned.
Learning there was only one way to
save his son, he spoke to the engineer
and turned away while the man oieu
ed a sharp blade of his pocketknlfo and
cut off tlio lad's tongue. Iteforo Dr.
Charles H. Neal could arrive tho laiy
bad almost hied to death. It Is now
thought his dare will cost his Ufa.
Fitting It to the Lingiuge.
"I am Inventing a breakfast fooy
that Is to lye cut up Into small blocks.'
"What Is the Idea?"
"Ho that a man can make a sqnnro
meal on it."
Emulates the Bee.
How rtoth lh lu.y boothlnrk
Improvi rurh shlnlna hourT
By taklnir IIrt -nrrultHl shwS
And KlvlriK thm a scour.
How KitlT!tty hn Khtnr-s nway,
Nor w:if:t'-lh tiny tlmo,
nut hiiMlU-x Imrfl lf anther In
Thp nimble lltllp dime!
Couldn't Prove It
"There nre Just ns good fish In th.
pea ns ever fy-ri' caught."
"How do yon kiwvT
"Well -er - that Is. I suppose there
nre."
"Say. you make me tired. Ther"
ain't a II di Iu the whole blamed pond
as big as Hie unco my I n. le IQ' caught
when lie ras o boy."
MOUNT HOOD
Cigar
F.C. POTTS
1 MANUFACTURER.
t i M i '-
Ay a & Son
iFor Your Plumbine. Tin-
A llirrt J. Caron, (ieneral Agrnt, Portland. I nill"1 and General
J. M. Wuliams. Local Agent, Eugene, Oic I hti
I RepatunL'.
No :tl W. 8th St. M'hone Red 138-1.
i LOGGERS WANTED .
j Wanted. 25 loggers, $2.25 to $3.25;
per day. !
j Spauldinj Logging Co.,
Salem. Oregon i
' HE Pacific Mutual Life.
LH'K AMI At'CI DKNT I'OLK'I KS
There's little room in this grtnl
ot'ld of ours for the "lot woman."
he's a hindrance to herself iu street
.us. tlat-, elevators; but what', tuti,
e il.., poor thing take IIoIi'bUt s
ick.v M nitali: a. :iri jeiHs. le.-(Hl'lel.-.
I. nil: I . !(? I !o
CALL UP
PHONE MAIN 68
And get your MEAT delivered to any
part of the city nt Any time of the day
v4ba,aba by special delivery.
E. T. BUSHNELL
277 13th and Patterson Sts.
Eugene Transfer Co.
Successor to Clai ks
All clod of hiutlng ina mm wottt.
pvclBlly Wood toi Sula.
PIlBO MOTlBI B
fttotag.
LOGGERS WANTED
Wanted, 20 loggers, at $2.25 to
3.25 per day.
M. McLaughlin,
Walterville, Orgor.
MEN WANTED '
Mill hands and yard men wanted
f 1.75 to $2.50 per day.
W. W. Johnson Lumber Co.,
JUllas, Oregon.
m M
"mre- til nalrway touth at Limo tad tavlnri laU
-i., .r.ni t el y.t -VhrtttHltrk -r.
L. N. RONEY,
CONTRACTOR.
Dealer In cement, lime and hard wall plaster
i The Oregon Fire Relief
i Association of McMiniwille
Will save money lor you. If your
insurance is abo.it to expire see J. H
D niel. Lane county anent, and learn
! how we save you fifty per cent on your
insurance. Bilck nuiiaingsa specialty.
Eugene Office, McClun; building
room 8, opr. Ixan and Savings Bank,
MEN WANTED
Mill hands and yard men wanted,
$1.75 to $2.50 per day.
WUlamette Valley Lumber Co.,
Dallas, Oregon.
S YOUR.
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HE best wotk should er lo the best printers. Our Job office Is the
best equi p d in w,.sutn Oregon. Let us give you an estimate
on your woik. Lvery time jou dress a Job with out-tf-date type
or send out a Job that is poo.ly done you send out a yellow dog
to baik against you. As long as he barks you will lose business. Your
business associates and your patrons s,re apt to form a poor opinion of you
il you uoe cheap and poorly pr'nted stationeiy. ''Cheap" printing is dear
in the lore tun. Cur toik is artistic and the price is reasonable. When
you want any work see us and we will save you money and give you bett;r
work lhan you can get elsewhere in Eugene. If you are "from Missouri"
conic a ound and we will "show you." Don't send away for your printing
when you can get better work (or the same money here at home.
GUARD PRINTING Co
(Incorporated.)
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