Eugene daily guard., June 07, 1907, Image 2

All Spain is happy and hilarious
over the birth of a half heir to the
Spanish Crown. Congratulations
have been showered upon the Royal
family. You'll have just cause to
congratulate yourself if you patron
ire The Toggeiy. We carry the
very best goods to be had for the
money.
The Rcmle 3.00 Hat
The Stetson $6.00 Shoe
The Monarch $1.00 Shirts
The Cluctt
$1.50 to $2.00 Shirts
Roberts Bros
"TOGGERY."
Cor. Willamette and8thSts
When Y ou
Want a Loan
BIG TUNNEL
AT WEST COAST
CO.'S MINES
i SHQRT TAL'KS BY;
L. T. COOPER.
LACK OF ENERGY.
come to this bank for It. We are al
ways ready and willing to nccommo
date you and will Rive you the bene
fit of the moat liborul tonus und low
eat ratea.
If you are buying property or mak
ing any kind of a deul we ure nl
wuva irliiH In ifW'a vnti thn benefit of
our experience, and will advunto any'"K nicely
7eilHOIUIUIU amount, lu unmiti ywu.
When you get a lonn nt this bank
you can depend on having the use of
the money ua long aa you wnnt it,
provndi'd that the Intercat. la pnld
when due and xocmity la unim
paired, .
We ore nlwnys ready to buy good
notes, aa well ua bonds, wnrrunta
and other lucul Bocurllloa of good
character.
Kl'GKNK IjOAN & SAVINGS HANK
CnplUil and Hurplus, 100,000.
Batabllahed 1892.
Former Oragon Securities Property
Scene of Activity - Mill Running
Steadily and Work on Tunnel
2000 Feet Long Will Begin
Soon
(Special Correapondence.)
Cottage Grove, June 7 A. J. Adee,
superintendent of the Oregon Secur
itiea property, now known aa the
West Const Mlnoa Company, was in
Cottage Grove for a few days and re
ports the mill running. In the nenr
future the new company will start
the tunnel nt or near the mill. It
will be about 2000 feet In length
and tup tli Champion mine at a
vertical depth of HUO feet. This en
terprise is looked upon by all those
Interested In Diihomia with a great
degree of interest, as It will aettlo
the quoBtlon aa to the depth and vtil
uutlon of the Bohemia mines. We
predict it will give old Ilohemln a
boom that will aurprlae the liohe
mlana themselves.
logger Injured.
Thomas Frazler, a logger at the
Nelson logging camp, b)x mllea aouth
of Cottage Grove, on the Coast Fork
river, was struck on the head by a
limb, thrown from a falling tree. He
did not recover conBcloiiBneaB for aix
hours and It was thought that he
never would rally. A physician was
called and he Is getting along all
right.
News Notes,
You can see Ronntnr Bob Veatch
snillo four blocks away since he reud
of Dr. l.une'a election for mayor of
Portland.
H. li. Clark came down from the
Consolidated mine on Martin Creek,
Ilohoniln, and reports work progress-
If "l ' . V I
yl JN la
i
VS. A. O. LATUBYS.
No man or woman can be successful
or happy if they lack energy. If they
get up in the
morningareaa
Ing the days
work ahead
they will c
compliab very
little, A great
many people
are this way.
The cause la
ck of vitality.
itality or en-
erg-y is the
power to go
and keep on
roin? without
becoming more
than healthily tired. It comes from a
perfectly working system just as power
comes from a perfectly working en
gine. If you lack thispowersomcthing
is out of order. Tea to one it's your
stomach.
Take two bottles of Cooper's New
Discovery. It will get the stomach in
shape. Bee if energy and ambition
don't come back before the two bottles
are gone.
Tli is letter is from a man who tried it:
'After suffering for sometime from
stomach trouble, loss of appetite,
headaches and a kind of 'all tuckered
out' feeling I decided to try Cooper'
New Discovery."
"I used to get up in the morning
with my tongue coated and sick at my
stomach. I would feel as though it
was almost Impossible to drag myself
to work. Lota of times. I had dizzy
soells and backaches. After I used
several bottles all these symptoms be-
?an to disappear and soon 1 began to
eel like my old self again. Now I feel
like a new man.' It is a pleasure to
work, for I always feel like it. I eat
well, and sleep well and am sure I will
have no further trouble with my
stomach." A. G. Latubys, 167 Porter
St., Detroit, Mich.
It is estimated that nearly half a
million bottles of the famous Cooper
medicines were sold during Mr. Coop,
er's recent demonstration tn Chicago,
We are agents..
Hull's Red CrossCrug Store
BIG GRANGE PICNIC
AT LONDON SPRINGS
i Id- Held Juno 12, l:l and I I A
(looil Time for All Is I'mnilsed A
(iooil l'liice of mil Outing.
PIANO RECITAL IN
VILLARD HALL
iONIGHT
( Special Correspondence. )
London, Juno 6. The county
grange picnic, to be held at London
Mineral Hprlnga on the 12th, 13th
ana ism or June, win no uouui ue
of great advantage to all who ut
tund, aa a source of amusement and
ngood outing. The London Springs
Is certainly an Ideal place to spend u
few days and rest from the general
routine of work. The furmor, the
business man tho day laborer, the
wife and children should not deny
themselvea of the privilege of meet
ing In common counsel, exchange of
til, mih. trnl ii I'll mi I lit .til with niii'h olh-
Money ,r unci learn each other's needs, wlsh-
L. CHAMBEKS,, H. E. ANKENY
President. Vice-President.
DARWIN BRISTOW, Cashier
Chambers-Bristow
Banking Company
Of Eufrene. Oregon.
Paid Ud Cash Capital $50,000
Notes and Mortgages bought
loaned on approved tecurlly. Iitle-est paid UH um ctBlren, anil by ao doing broad
on tims certifies! of deroait
banking bntnev trAiuuctrd-
A genera' ,
their views and usefulness anil
lighten their burdens. By mingling
with each other on n common level
each can learn from Ihn oilier. We
become better men nud women and
avoid tlie narrow ruts In which we
are all Inclined tn gel, es peelnlly If
we get in thn hnlill of thinking and
acting nn though life and happiness
consisted In tho abundance of labor
we perforin for our own siierlal ben
efit nud for no unit else.
Tho grangn as tin organization be
lieves In education along practical
lines. They think what la Rood for
the farmer is good for everybody.
They wish to bring all dnsae Into
closer relations,, ao we invito all to
come and counsel together. We ex
pect some of tho most able speakers
of the state lo address ua on tho lead-
Inif tonics of the count er.
tun i ,ii-ti inirtiM c n Amuaemenla will be provided by
WtLLlNUlUN WAUULt, Prop the locnl people, and a good time in
i general will be had. All bring your
wlvea and children or your aweet-
hearta, and especially yaur good will
tor every one else and have a good
outing, and you will not rgrot It.
Don't forgot the date 12th,. 13th
and 14tlv of June,
First National Bank
1 OF EUGENE
,,'iVn3C.rrp1uV:!. $150.0001
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
Soot Ott rtatnnablti trm-if, tttiirit drift i on Chlrftiia, '
lu Pirnctiooand I'orilnnd. Hi III of Rjfclianire m all
I'ttcllTD count ilt. Itopualts ttcvlvwl lubloct to etierk
er Cfftiflcil of deposit. AH colliciloni lolruattd lo ui I
will (clvi prompt atttDtloa. j
T 0 HKNDRCKft. Frwldvnt. RAK1N, Vice frn. I
HSNOJOIAIi CuhUi H POITCI Am Cuh j
STOP WITH US j
HOTEL GROSS
Open Day and Night.
Long Distance Telephone In Office
Everything new and first-class. Close
to the depot. Can catch all trains
without any worry or trouble
Prices reasonable.
c
IGAR
S
Julius
Goldsmith
LAND MICATOItS
Wilt Bros., land lorators. Ciook
county, Or. Homestead, timber, desert
and swamp land locations. Thorough
knowledge of the country and abso
lute reliability and accuracy guaranteed.
Those desiring to use any of their
public land rights in a Ubw and
growing section of Oregon should
eonunnnlestc wllh us.
I'oi further Information call at
Vincent's restaurant. Kugene, Ore
gon. Address Wilt Bros, Sisters, Or.
tf
FOR.
CabS and
Carriages
Call up
Main 93
I
1
YATES & SON
(FEED AND SALES STABLES)
Prompt Service
aC all hours
Two new rubber tired cab ut re
ceived from the Eut. Remember tlx
place, corner Oik and Seventh.
Phone Mala93
EUGENE, - OREGON
lie Klred the Stick.
"I have fired the walking stick te
curried over forty years, on account
of n sore thnt. resisted every kind of
treatment mull 1 tried Bucklen Ar
nli a Salve. That baa healeil tho sore
and made me a happy man," writes
John Barrett, of North Mll'.s. N. C.
tiunranteed for plies, burns, etc., by
V. L. Del.nno, druggist, S5e.
Following la tho program for the
piano recital to bo given by the Uni
versity School of Music In Vllard
hall tonight at 8:30 o'clock:
Walt7.-Kuust, Onunnd; Nellie Mul-
kcy, KdUh Johnaon, Lucile Ahrama,
Allele doff.
Scherzo Op. 2., No. 3, Beethoven;
mpromptu B flat, Schubert: Nellie
Mulkey.
Hpauiah Dance, Mnszkawski: Tar-
untnlle, Huff; lOiltth Johnson.
The Diuizii, Chadwlck; llnzcl Muff.
Love's Dream, Lljxt, Nellie Mill-
key.
Scherzo, Up. 2. No. 3. Beethoven;
Thou Art Kopose, Schubert-Liszt;
Bertha Slater.
La Serenata, Clounod; Hazel Muff.
Hondo C'nprlccloBo. Mendelssohn:
Nellie Mulkey.
Peer (lynt Suite, Op. 4(i, No. 4.
Cirelg: ensemble class.
XOOX IX Kt'CiK.VK
DORA JENNINGS
LIES NEAR DEATH
AT GRANTS PASS
Grants Pass. Or., June (1. Suffer
ing with an incurable dt.etue and
with but a few more days to live. Do
ra Jennings, the girl who with her
brother, Jasper, was tried fn the Jo
sephine county court for the murder
of her father, fs spending what HttV;
strength remains In her wasted bodj
In wild ravings and cries of terror
She declares her' attentive old moth
er and her brothers are trying to
poiaon her. She' refusea both medi
cine and food, believing It is drug
ged. "They want to get me out of the
way," she cries aloud. "They are try
ing to kill me to kilt me."
At first she screamed her word's
of terror, but now life Is so far spent
and her strength so nearly exhaust
ed thnt she can speak but little above
a whisper.
Lien op Dentlllten.
Every day Warden Cheshire ac
companies Jasner Jennings from the
eniintv jail to the little house in the
suburbs of Grants Pass where the
Jennings family now reside, and
where the girl Ilea on her deathbed.
Dora ararcely recognizes her brother
and will give him no greeting, but
declares that he, too, is In the plot
to kill her; Jasper Is awaiting his
second trial for the murder of his
father, lint as the prosecuting at
torney has placed a motion before
the court asking that the caae against
film be dismissed' the boy will' no
doubt be given his freedom:
Dora was acquitted on her second
trial some months ago. It was' one
of the most hotly contested cases
ever tried in the Joseer!!!" "ounty
Court. It was the belief e erry one
who was at all acnalnted" wltti' the
case that she would be fonnd'gullty.
The fact that she and her smaller
sister occupied the same room,. with
their bed but two feet from the bed'
occupied by the father In the little'
mom of the log cabin at Granite Hill.
In which lio was murdered, seem.'l'
a certain indication that the girl at
least must have been an accomplice
in the crime. But she told one story
snd could not be shaken from it. She
declared she heard no shot or sound
during the night and that she knew
nothing of the crime till the next
morning, when she awoke and dis
covered her father dead in bed.
Culm During Trial.
Durrng her trial Dora dlsnlnve'l
remarkable calmness and' self-pos-seslon.
The cutting sarca.im and
stinging Invective of the prosecuting
attorney brought only a pretty smile
from her. Site sat through the cross
examination unmoved, and the jury
could do nnught else than acquit her.
Miilittly a Mystery.
The phyBlcians who are attending
her nre nonplussed aa to the nature
of the' malady that Is slowly and
surely sapping the life of the once
robust young woman away. They
are baffled not only by their Inabil
ity to define the nature of the disease
but by the girl's absolute r'fusu! to
take medicine. They have despaired
of savfng her life and declare it is
only a matter of n few day. till
death must claim her. Then will
eltisetf forever the secret and dark
mysteiT of the old miner in the little
cabin at Grnulto Hill.
ltfiitVKT TKSTIPIKS
STRONGLY FOR
DEI'KXSK
What In Going on In (lie Tou n When
(lie Clock Strikes Tuelve.
Noon, the dinner hour, the hour of
comfort, of pleasure, of relaxation,
tlie one hour In tho twenty-four
which comes to men and women of
every station with greater similarity
than tho hour of any other function'
of life.
Promptly as the clock strikes 12 In
Kugene the shadows on anxloua faces
turn to lines of good will, nnd IT
villainous hot hrend. pies, spices nnd'
other Indlgesrfbles were excluded'
there would be- no such words as dys.
pepsin or Indigestion In the diction
ary.
But. the contrary Is truo and'med1
Ical sclenco has to step In and nitr
the man or woman who has - been
too busy to- pay proper attention tv
health.
Tho greatest step forward ln moif
Ical discovery Is Ml-o-na, which cures
all stomach and digestive troubles-..
In hundTvds of tho best ltomem fn
Eugene and adjoining towns the han
dy little rnblots, so pleasnnt to titke.
yet effective, have given quick and
lasting relief In indlgestifm and' that
daagreeablo full feeling alter earing.
Ml-o-na acts very gently. Much
of Its wonderful power over Indiges
tion came from its utiirTirm but sus
taining action. The required1 stim
ulating and strengthi-ning Is given
to the Important organs of digestion
without producing thu slightest weak
ness or reaction.
A 50-cent box lnsl for a couple of
weeks and will wind off a dozen at
tacks of Indigestion, llatt gives a
guarantee, absolute and unqualified,
with every box of Mi-o-na to refund
the money If It dties not give satis
faction, il
PROGRAM OK It.lXK
coxcKier this kvkxixu
Following is the program of the
band concert in tlie east park this
evening.
JTarrh, ''Columbia Yacht' fllili,"
TniuloiTook.
Overture, "Czar and Zimmerman;!'
Fiirtzing.
Selection, "Carmen." Ulzet:
Reverie, "When the Lights Are
Liew." Knglemnnn.
3fedley. "Irish Songs.'
Presidential Polnntl'iiqe. ;, SoitiH;
Gallop, "In the Saddle,'.' Read!
Moscow, Idaho, June 5. Clarence
W. Itobnet, bookkeeper In t.'i - Lewis
ton National bank, and one of the co
conspirators in the Nonh I l iho land
conspiracy case, on trial In the fed
eral court before Judge Deltricii.took
the witness stand on beba'f of the
defense today, and his testimony, ta
ken as a vhole, from a lavinnn
point of view, was a signal trlnnph
for the defense. What his testimony,
direct or cross-examination may have
produced' for either side as a basis
for argument before the jury remains
to be seen. Suffice it to say that
Hobnet explained away to the evi
dent satisfaction of the defense at
least the serious allegations made
against the defendants by witnesses
and the phraseology oi me muni
ment. Robnet was on the witness s.aud
about two burs, during which tie gave
his testimony without nesitanna. u
cross-examination, which ordeal was
surprisingly brief, me wunes ap
parently kept himself well In hand
and not once became confused. In
substance his testimony was a r,"n
oral denial of every allegation .narte
against the defendants.
Robnet admitted holding cvety
conversation testified to by witnesses
for the prosecution in which they de
clared he made overt iff & to th ;:u il
legally to take up land. Rut Robnet
had an entirely different version tc
place upon the conversations. Ac
cording to his statements the wit
nesses who' testified agalnt.1 ihe de
fendants and himself on his trial last
November swore to a long serie3 of
flat falsehoods. There was never "i
word uttered by him to entrymen.
accnrdlne to his statements, which
conld have been construed to mean
thnt he wanted them to violate the
law when it came to taking up tliu
Derclalms.' A ForWnntc Texan.
Mr. B.'W. G6odlde,lof 107 St. Lou
la street. Dalas, Texas, says: "In the
past year I have become acquainted
with Dr. King's New Life Pills, and
no laxative I ever tried before so ef
fectually disposes of malaria and bil
iousness'."' They ' don't grind or
gripe,. 25e at W. L. OeLano's drug
score.
Your Suipmer'Clothes
Should Look Well
and they will not only look well but wear well also, if
purchased at Hanson's. We have goods' tailored to suit
the most fastidious and an assortment of styles and pat
terns not equalled elsewhere in Eugene. Prices, too,
are right.-
Come and see our goods we are always glad to see
them whether you buy or not.
We have the largest and best line of furnishings.
Panama,-straw and summer weight felt hats from the
leading makers.
We own our own buildingpay no high rents
and can sell lower than many of our competitors.
8 East.
9th street
ED. HANSON
Eugene
Oregon
DOES YOUR. WORK
KEEP YOU OUTDOORS?
We have a special
in a Man's ....
All solid selected calf uppers;
heavy oak sole-leather soles.
Just the thing for spring- wear
SHOE
MILLER, Ihe Shoe Man
39 West 8th St.
wir,T,r.fs' ( AKiioMc s.u.vrc
wmr ao.vica ami hitch hazel!
The best salve in the world for cuts, I
bruise, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tet-I
ter, chapped hands and all skin erup-)
Hons. Guaranteed to give satisfaction i
or money refunded. Sold by Linn
Drug Co- WlTTtsras Mfg. Co., props., 1
aTlennen's Toilet Powder
is the Shining: Hark of Success
WOOF SAW'IXG
W. G. White is prepared to saw
your wood' on short notice.
Phone' Biacft 4351. Residence,
516 West Slxtfc street.
OAJBT O H X A.
Hesra the T lto n '""I!'1'
iJlENNEKS
L
which every imitator aims at. But Mention's
Borated Talcum Toilet Powder remains in
imitable despite of all false boasts "as good
as Mennen's."
Mennen's Toilet Powder made its fame by
fts sufterutrity. It holds Us fame by this same
inimitaMequality. There is nothing like.Ien
nen's. There could not be, because nooneelse
knows tlie secret of the Munnen powder and
theproceapesof manufacture. Therefore no
"imitation" has boon more than a mrfacc im
itation, Buperticial, spurious and fraudulent.
Umlur the proT)lon8 of the new pure food nnd
drugs luw overy box of Mennen's bonre tlie serial
number dcslgmited by the government, a Rutimn
ee of pnrity und of protection to every purchaser
ro jriT alwolntf protection to mil users or Mcnntn'i, the company
To
FVieXmile of Bin.
Facsimile of Bor
"the box thU lox." limst oil Meiintu'i for lout
IUto yon tned Mennen's Violet norated Talcrnn Toilet Powrtrr? Urlt
partial to vfolet perfume will and Mennen's Violet Talcum frtwmnt with tt
odor of fresli-puu-kt'd I'arma vloleta. For wile everywhere fur act. Bi.
Biail, postpaid, on receipt of price. Sample free. '
GERHARD MENNEN CHEMICAL CO.. Newark, N.J.
Guaranteed nnder toe Food and Drugs Aet, June 80, 190S ; Serial No. IM
ft ?tt?ftfff Wnin
Some B ar gam s In
will
farm property that
suburban property that
I llolllster's Hmkjr Mountain Tea
purifies the hlnml, strengthens the
nerves, reitulutes the bowels, nlils
the klilneya, cures stonmrh troubles,
lull Ul it up the nervous force Mid re
pairs the III efetcts of over-entlim.
Tea or tablets, 3D cents. I. Inn Drue
Co.
CASTOR I A
for Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bean ths
S'fuaiure
Um'l! f t
Ilon't let yimr cliltit suffer with
that euiiKh whn you can cure It will
Mallard's llovehonnit Syrup, a suit"
cure for cous-tls, bronchitis, Influen
ra, croup and pulmonary diseases,
lluy n hottli.and try It. H. H. I.aiwh
ter. Hyhnlta. Miss., writes: "I save
two rhlldrvn who hd crop. I tried
many different remedies, but 1 must
say your llorehound Syrup Is the best
croup and roiiRh medicine I ever
used." I. Inn Pruu Co.
TIMHK.Il ASH FA KM LAND
We can sell you better land for
less money than you ran buy any
place In l.ane county. Pon't fall to
see or write us before buyln.
J. S. MIIA'E CO.,
tf Cottage Grove, Or.
Thirty styles In ladles' oxfords to
select froQ at Wells' shos itore, SOS
Willamette street. tf
Subscribe for Tho Dally Guard
TIIKRK AltR FKW
woole who know how to take rare of
themselves Ihe majority dir not.. ! 52"
i ue uver is me niosi imponanr or.
Kan in the lmdy. Heroine will keen'
ft in condition. V. Slmplrlns, Al
ba. Texas, writes: "rhave iwed Her
bine for chills and fever atvd' flndr It
the best medicine I' ever used. X
would not be without' it. It is as Hootf
for childin as It' Is for Krown-up
people aiwT I rec(imendl It. ft Is.
fine for la grippe.'."" Llnm Drugt Cbk
Fine opportunities to invest in
rapidly increase in value.
Some good snaps in city and
will prove money makers.
Eugene is on the eve of a real, lasting permanent boom,
with street railway and suburban lines, street paving, big
sawmills and university additions, besides several more enter
prises and improvements for this year. ,
Buf now and make money. Here are a few of many
bargains, on our list of country property.
MOTH BITS. KITCHEX
Sevonsh. and Cak streuts, has open
ed iin.lrr new management. Good
board and coora by th day, week or
niont's, Ktrat-nlRss home cooking.
ChiclMn dinner every Sunday.
tf MRS. 8. Y. ABBOTT.
n
::
axciknt rtosir I
is now merely a memory of the past, j J5
llitttnrd's Snow Liniment Is the fam
tly llnimeut of the twentieth century.
A posltiv cure for rheumatism,
nrns, cwts, sprains, neurulnta. etc. 1
JIt. C. H. Runyon, Stanborry, Mo.,
writes: "I hare used Snow Liniment 5
for rhonniathtm and all pnln. I can't,
siiy euntmh In Its praise."
I.lun Druir Co.
I
!
STOXK JAItS
We have the most complete line of
stone fruit jars from half pillnn to
15-eHllon ever carried In KugiMie.
KuRene Grocery, 45 East Ninth st.
STHAWltKlUUKS '
i
lluy your strawberries of the Rrow-! XX
er nnd set them fresh. Phone Kar
mers 159. tf
80 Acres, 7 miles from Eugene, 4 room house, bam
and oiher buildings, 60 acres cultivation, orchard
good. Price, $2000.
25 Acres river bottom land, $1000.
20 Acres, 6 miles from town, 12 acres pasture, 5 acres
in grain, house and barn good, $500.
80 Acres river bottom land, 2J4 miles from Eugene,
20 acres, cultivated, balance timber and pasture,
fine young orchard mostly apples, 7 room house,
barn 40x40. Price, $4000. A snap.
5 Acres, VA miles from post office, good orchard,
5 room house, barn and other buildings,
$1600. Terms if desired.
100 Acres, 7 miles from Eugene, 80 acres in cultiva
tion, 20 acres in pasture, 7 room house, good
orchard; small fruit all kinds, Horses, cattle and
hogs, and all farm implements, together with all
the crop. Price, $4200, if taken before harvest.
600 Acres, 8 miles from post office. Inquire about
it, this is a snap.
Withstands rain and shine. It's XX
pure paint, every atom of It. The
New Era quality, sold only at the :
llerger-Uean Hardware Co. XX
llaseball gloves, 15c up.
Gun St .ire.
barker's
dJtwtf
llr. Lowe, the optician, will be his
Eiuone office sll this week. Have
him test your eyes for glasses.
We have a number of applicants for "houses to rent", call and see us.
Timber - Houses - Farms - City Property
on reasonable terms
We can sell your property. We canre-t your house. Don't forget the number,
22 west 8th street, opcos tc post office. Call and see us.
Bushnell. Crane (S& Co.
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