Eugene daily guard., January 07, 1908, Image 6

THE El'UENB DAILY GvABU. TUESDAY. JANUARY 7, 1K8
How Is Your Blood
DID NOT OPEN
BIDS FOR C-tTY
.WATER BONDS
MONUMENT UNVEILED IN
MEMORY OF BENNINGTON
(ContlciiO 'rm 0ne '
THREE MORE
Iyou lack strength, arc iwrvoo,
o appetite, don't sleep wii.
Sale!
no
iFriencfly's January Clearance
I Clearance Prices in Every Department.
easily, your blocd
Is In
.'.Ml r.i. . ..
Vnn rnnnot he St ronp u ll v..
blood. Hood's Sarsapiirllla uiii'kti' ''
rich blood and keeps It good. '"
Dyspepsia -"For six m..mh, .,,
tem was out of onler witli dyi. ' 1
Impure blood. Spent lots of r.i..ney''-
PRISON SENTENCES
plaudinB populace let "
down upon this seen,, today from
the heights of the beatlitude. they
must rejoice in the consciousness that
they failed not to give to their coun
try, when she asked it. the utmost
th'ey had to give, dying as brave men
.., 1-
ZaI'BA. Uenoa. Neb. ' "V
Lutnlrtt at 7: 30 o'clock was the
time by the city council for the
"ningoM.ldB for the 3.j0.000 wa
,er bonds recently voted by the J.
75c Fancy Silk Organdies a yd.
48c
Had No Appetite-"! M
with dyspepsia ami bad no att .-titt 1 '
a faint feeling after eMlmr. Myron-V. '
was all run ilowu. but Hood's Snrsaf. '
niMyO.v, roitoKii ok ciiwks,
;kth thhki: vkaks ix the
i'kxitkxtiaky
ARMSTRONG AXI) HAIXK8, THE
HOUSE THIEVES. GIVEN 1XOK
. TERMINATE SENTENCE OF
KHO.M ONE TO TEN YEARS
COURT WILL SOON ADJOURN
.'., ir.f Eueene.but the matter o. owe.
and true would wish to die,
performance of duty."
,inK and examining them was
post-
Weakness-"! bless the dar 1 ),.
HnoiVn SuuiDir L as it cured i."'1
future time awaiting
1 uoued until
weakness after grip, built my liintiil
LlirclllllK crrvni"""
poueu urn.. - q Portland
,. AHmir.i Ooodrlch had con- the decis on n -
after pneumonia, ana cured ecrcm. d
blood-poisoninB in our children."
A. Uelworth. Box 4. Embreevilln p. H
eluded his address the unveiling took ,B the bond election
ni.r. ronslstlne of the dropping of court, declared tne El.Me
Hood s sarsnparllia la sold everjrJ
he national ensign which had been there to Be ''
draped over the two tablets of stone . Section leeni the dty of(1 8ar.atabs. 100 Dose. One DoU.,.
on tne tare 01 me i."-- jcials thought It best to await a nnai 1 pared only Dy i,.i.nooavo.,iJowei,e
To the Bennington dead," and the tlonn "April! when 'the
l "Erected y the officer, and men question will be voted uKm agalD
on
1
15 pieces fancy silk organdies in spray, leaf, floral, stripe aniring
dot patterns, all new designs, shown in soft rich pink, blue,
lavender, green, mais and cream color, combinations suitable for
afternoon and evening party dresses and waists. Some have only
enough for one dress. If you are interested we suggest
that you come early; 75c values 48cyd
25c Ring Dot Organdies, a yd 18c
Come in solid colors pink, blue, nile, lavender, gray, cream, and
white, 25c qualities a yard 18c
A few of the many things it will pay you to buy here
at all times, and especially during this Annual
Clearance Sale
Ladies' and Childrens' Underwear
Dress Goods, Silks and Trimmings
Linens, Towels and Domestics
Hosiery; Flannelette Gowns, Etc.
Blankets, Comforts and Bedding
Cloaks
Suits
Skirts.
Waists
Petticoats
Mens' and Boys'' Suits, Overcoats, Underwear and Furnishings
Eugene's
Largest and
Best Store
S. H. Friendly
592-594 Willamette St,
Your Money's
worth or your
money back
Judge Harris of the circuit court
thin alternoon sentenced Hobert 111
lou, tne man who forged tne name of
nil Albauy man to a ctieck and passed
it ou Itouerts iiros.' Toggery lu this
city, to three years In tne state peu
itfiitiary, ho having pleaded guilty.
ii. Armstrong and W. Haines, the
vnuiliH who hired two horses iroiu tne
iKompp livery stable at Junction City,
and ran away wiiu mem iu -ivw,
I county, aiso pleaded guilty and were
! given uu lndeleriiilnaiK sentence of 1
' li om one to ten yearn In the peniten-j
' tlury. If their behavior is the best
: ii.i-v will serve the minimum time.
This cleans up the docket of crim-
-'l.,..l ,.n.iu.i ulv (if tllflUM MCfllSf'fl Of
crimes having pleaded guilty and
been sentenced, and three were dis
charged without trial.
Koutl (use Tukes Time
The Yoran-LInn et al road case,
whlcn was started yesterday, occupied
all of today, going to the Jury late
this afternoon.
Juror IHHnilKHeil.
After the road case was called and
the Jury selected it was found that
no other case would come up that
would require a Jury and those not
ou this case were discharged for the
term.
There are a few minor civil cases
to be tried, and as soon as they are
completed the court will adjourn.
The Fred Lemley liquor case was
continued until 1110 next term because
the principal witness of the prosecu
tion is ill. 1
presented arms and three ruines ana reporLe, ou., ---- ,
flourishes on the drums started the ber of
minute guns on board the Lnariesion
and Chicago, which were fired res
ularly through the remainder of the
services.
The second address was given by
Colonel R. V. Dodge, president of the
Bennington Memorial Association,
and after therloslne hymn and the
benediction by Bishop Johnson, the
eraves were deco-ated with flowers
by children from Point Loma Homestead.
ALBANY CONSIDERS
WATERS OWNERSHIP
the moffered by local capitalists.
BISHOP SGADDING
.COMING TO EOGENE
CITY NEWS
relieved from duly. Ills sticcosBor
hua not yet been appointed.
Hand concei t und recital, Eugene
theatre tomorrow night.
' (lovoriior Chamberlain yesterday
signed the com missions of First l.lou
i tenant J. M. llennle, First Lieutenant
I W. !. While and Second Lieutenant
Ho far .into the first of tho year W. W. llraustetter, till of this city.
clerk has granted u j 1 " i"'i"""i" "'u
uero toua.
Band concert and recital, Eugeue
theatre tomorrow night.
the county
hunters' licenses.
Hand concert and recital, Eugeno
thoalre tomorrow night.
Household goods for II. 0. Hayes,
mtwoouicr from Clackamas, Ore
ion, have arrived here.
X carload of cement for I.. N. Ho
ney arrived here from l'oillnnd tin
till, morning's freight.
Don't foraet the band concert at
1h theatre tomorrow night anil h"iir
Miss Dare, one of the most versatile
ertlxls beftiru thu public.
Kvangollst llnudens'lili'ld will
teak to thu atud"tit body of the 1 11I
vrNlty at BMHemtily Weilni'siluy morn.
InK ot "Tbe Khsentlals of Success."
Ht Mary's KHd will I" I hit
parish house Wednesday afternoon.
A full attendance or tile tiictnhers Is
requested, Mrs. Illugh mi, president.
II. K. Jenkins and W. (I. Slnrburk.
recenily from Iowa, have opened a
new real estate officii In l-imeiie and
have offices nt room. 1(1 and 17 In
the theatre blink.
Dr. K, M. Day returned last night
from Portland, where he went to
look after supplies for the new K11
Kine tleneral hospltnl. Seme of the
aupplles are already here and others
are on the way from the Knst.
The lailien of St. Mary's Fplnropal
Oulld purchased a beuiitttiil ' drawer
'heeler A Wilson Sewing machine
from the Singer Sewing Mm nine Co.
yiHilenlay for use In the guild work.
Wallace Chamberlain,' of this rliv,
who was deputy giitne warden umlcr
tilatft Warden linker, has received
word from tho new wardeit that be Is
wus forged to a chock 11 nil circulated
In Kiigeno. Tho man was arrested
and his trial will come off this week.
Tho boys declaro that while he is,
there ho will be open to lenp year
propositions from thu Kiigeno girls.
Band concert and recital, Eugene
theatro tomorrow night.
Tho IT. of O. and O. A. C. basket
ball teams will play at the Kiigeno ar
mory ou Saturday night.
Miss Nellie (illbert, who Is one
of Kiigeno sweetest singers, has re
ceived a call from the I nlted llreth
Tho three negroes who were sen
tenced to eight years each In the pen-
ll.tnlliirv vul..rdllV llV .llllllIO Harris
for holding up old mail Walker near I ren church of Oakland. California, to
Cottage drove, were taken to Haleni
today by Deputy Sheriffs Hammond
and Parker.
The Kiigeno board of fire delegates
held lis annual meeting last night
and elected officers as follows: Pres
ident, W, W. Stevens t re-elected I ;
vice president. Dr. M. C. Harris;
secretary. A. C. Mathews; treasurer,
W. T. Campbell.
sing for that congregation, and she
will leave here Thursday. Her many
friends are glad to hear that she has
such a good position, but are loth to
see her leave Kiigeno and will miss
her excellent voice lu the church
choirs and lu public entertainments.
The services at the Christian
church are Increasing In Interest
from night to night. Dr. .Martin Is
laying the foundation for a splendid
Jordan Purvlne. trustee, today be-work. He Is a "workman that nced-
!gnn suit In the circuit court against , oih not to he ashamed, rightly dlvld-
the Star Consolidated Mining Com-i lug the word of truth." He must be
! milir. cpcriillng In the llolicmln dls-1 heard to appreciate Ills power. Ills
liiii. to recover ITiOiiu with Interest ; senium last uig;n on "Christian Sol
1 at It) per cent from December I, ilb-rs" was a masterpiece. Ills sub
;i!Kifi, mid ."'00 attorney's fees. j Ject tonight will be "The Wonderful
j ' -- i Hook."
1 The funeral of Mrs. Coo. K. Mc-!
I Donald, wife of the fin mer pastor of
;the Kugetie I". It. church, was held at
Philomath today. She died In Day
ton. Ohio, several days ago. Several
.of the memliei-M of thu local church
.are In attendance upon the funeral.
7 Jtmr
You Arc Not
Going Blind
r FKItSO.NAI.S
t 4"" 4'
E. It. Frank Is up from Portland
ou a viHlt.
J. W. Bemla, of London Springs,
is in tho city.
C. Cole, founder of Marcola, Is In
the clly today.
M. J. Arnel, of Murcola, was in the
city over night.
Attorney K. It. Bryson, of Corval
lls, Is In the city.
Harry A. Dunbar went to Portland
today on buslnuss.
John Slrome, of Junction, was In
the city yesterday.
E. D. Button, of Hood River, Is in
Eugene on business.
D. C. Dutnmitt and wife, of Mabel,
are In the city for a day or so.
Dr. F. M. Day returned last night
from a business trip to Portland.
Mrs. J. M, Woodruff returned this
afternoon from a visit at Salem.
Ex-County Commissioner W. T.
Bailey Is In the city from Meadow.
Mrs. tiny Armitage came down
from Creswell today on the noon
train.
Attorney J. S. Medley, of Cottage
Drove, Is attending circuit court lu
Albany, Or., Jan. 6. Two of the
largest public service corporations
within Linn county are delinquent in
taxes to a total of $63S8.46.
The Willamette Valley Company,
holding an exclusive franchise for
furnishing lights and water to Al
hanv. has been delinquent since
April and the county Is preparing to
advertise and sell Its real property
for the taxes, $2664.88, plus penalty
and Interest, a total of $3197.86.
Te penalty alone amounts to 5 3 2 .-
98-
The Corvallls & Eastern Railroad
Company, now owned and controlled
by the Harrlinan Interests, delinquent
In the sum of i658.93. Penalty and
Interest maks the total J3290.60.
The delinquency of the Willamette
Valley Company has resulted in the
agitation of municipal ownership
and the building of a pipe line from
some mountain stream Into the" city.
BISHOP
The Right Rev. Charles Scaddlng,
D. D., bishop of Oregon, will visit Eu-
nvt Qervtees will
gene 011 nmaj ..tv. ' . ; 1 . . 1 .
be held in St. Mary's Episcopal , the SefVlCCS and aavia
church In the evening at 1 o ciock, i .. t j , t
and an Informal reception will be OUf optical department Can
given Bishop Scaddlng and Miss ameliorate a CM'
ShofftoiH in the evening in the par-iany way ameliorate a con.
ish house Immediately after the Ber-'tionof VOUr eyes, which istJ
..io Pvarvnnn enrdiallv invited. 1 . .
haps bordering on failing
52.!L.D PnSlst'ioourfailures.in fitting i
bread made, for sale at Otto's.
at
r r
cult cases are tew. i our cd
Petaluma incubators and brooders ! although simple and easily;
chambers hardware co. I rected today, may be aggra;
Factories in Omaha and
S-iuth Omaha.
Coast Factory, Benlcla, Calif.
Eugene, Ore., May. 1, Oi.
To Whom It May Concern
This Is to certify that Moon
and Tlngley are our atithorlz-
ed agents for all "Hex" goods
In Lune county and contig-
4 nous country, and no other
person or firm has our goods
for sale in anv form.
THE "REX" COMPANY
By A. S. Martin, Local Mgr.
tVIMJUW
WITH AllMt'.
-.i:bot,Ii' si,'R
i and WITCH H.VEI
The Eiigumi tlolf Club will bold a
tournament early In February on the
local links. Those desiring to coin
pete will leave their names with C. ;
A. Burden, of the firm of Burden &
Ciruhaiii. Suitable prices will be
awarded the winners. The exact
date will be amiouhcvd later. It is
probable that a number of Portland .
golfers will take part In the tourna
ment. !
. Albany Dcinocint: John tllblln I
went to Eugene esterday, called
there by a subpoena from the circuit :
court, to appear as a wllnens lu a
I- ii in I mt I case. A while ago his name
The tl. A. It. officers were Installed
Saturday nli;lit as follows; C. II.
Baker, commander; Wui. M. Sher
man, senior vice commander; C. K.
Kress, Junior vice commander; O.
Stoell, chaplain; J. A. Murker, officer
of the guard; It. E. Eastland, officer
of the day; Frank Bowers, quarter
master; L. Phetteplace. adjutant; W.
J. Bowman, sergeant-major; I.. P.
Tallmnn, quartermaster sergeant; J.
tifftitt. surgeon; J. K. Gales, patriot
ic Instructor; J. Archer, color guard;
J. K. True, color guard; D. Schaffcr,
color bugler.
Blind
theatre
concert nnd recital, Eugene
tomorrow tilgbt.
Make An Alliance...
with tha utr.ii'i:
U of the K''"a!e
Sonic of ih,
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Vet'liliik.
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All of tl
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il I. in tit
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S-v'.r':s I rk
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l hi. kens (or I'rolii
Now Is the time to buy an Incuba
tor If yon are going in raise chlckeii!'
for next year Start right by buv
iug a I E I'M. I M A. and ou will h:i.
no tl'inll'le h.ite'ilng tlu' cues c
hsv,. ih.'tii lii nil size ti'iiiu the .ti
I'lti; to .'."li iiig lu sink tl.'W. ANo
I'i't ii 1 u Mi.i 1. 1 i.o.lt I s. l.'O mid ;'"i
clll.K .si.'C, We i',ill a Mll.i'.! :.!.H'k
of i-!:li tiT l!l.'.' IV, i- iiili,-.
til WIHKUS 1!MI1 Alii'. I'll.
SI W l(i M W HIM S
.1 II,.
l'.u.:.'iie.
M. W. Weber, a prominent mer
chant of Marcola, spent last night in
Eugene.
IS It'll Searle went to Albauy today I
to lu cepi n- position on the Dailv I
Herald. " j
A. S. Powell and J. It. Cooley. of
Cottage drove, are In the city for a
few days. I
Leltoy Co sner returned to Salem ,
today alter hearing his classes at thej
I nlversliy. j
E. A. Morrill and wife returned :
this alternoon from a visit at Coke-1
villi. Wash.
Attorney Zera Snow, of Portland,'
Is in the city attending a case In the
circuit court.
Miss lues Stark returned to Mt.
Angei to, lay to resume her studies at
the academy there.
M. J. and Sam Carnilehae! return
ed last night from a trip to the low
er Siuslaw count ty.
Mrs, K. Ct. Thayer, of Wend'.lng. Is
at the Eugene hospital taking treal
nietit for a nervous trouble.
Mi's. George Oilier, of Horla, has
rel urned homo after visiting li.-r
mother, Mrs. M. J. Ediiiiinsou. in Ku
S' lie.
li. '1' Pow. the timber criils-T. n..
living in Porlh.n.l, Is in the ii:.' He
I'. is tl.-. liic.l to locate at CoU.ii;.
The best salve In the world for cuts,
bruise?, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tet
ter, chapped hands and all skin erup
tions. Guaranteed to give satisfaction
or money refunded. Sold by Linn
Drug Co. Williams Mfg Co., props.
1-ifty-slx murders were commuted
In Oregon during Km?, scattered over
iwenty counties. Two were convict
ed of murder In the second degree
one of manslaughter, fourteen were
iiiqiilit..J. ten slayers committed sul
ciile. eleven were not captured and
thirteen are awaiting trial.
An attempt was made to wreck
Hie north bound Koseburg local near
saiem Saturday afternoon. A largt
nut such as are used on bridges was
found on the track. Two foreign
ers seen In that vicinity were arrest
ed on suspicion.
Bnv a Petaluma Incubator from
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
! ted by waiting.
Profit by the
and 15 cents In his pockets, the edi-1 -c.rfa rf r.t4tY"C fl
tor of the Jefferson Review declares I Ldtt.C Ul UUlCiD. U
With $1000 due from subscribers
that he isn't even, and further that
he proposes to get what is due, not
caring for the friendship of a vnan
who will try and beat a newspaper
out of a Just amount.
CARTERS
kTTLE
Positively cured by
these Little Fills.
Tlicy also relieve Dis
tress Iroai Dyspepsia, In
digestion and Too Hearty
Eatlngr. A perfect rem
edy tor Dizziness, Nausea,
Drowsiness, Bad Taste
In tho Month. Coated
Tongue, Pain In the side,
TOKI'ID LIVER. Tho
regulate tho Bowels. Purely Vegetable
SHALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE.
!g PILLS.
not put it off.
J. O. WATT
Opticianl
Corner 9th and Wiltameit;
j CARTERS
I STIVER
jjSP.S.
Genuine Must Bear
Fac-Sirmle Signature
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES.
Madame Dean'.
FRENCH p.. n
FEMALE riLLO
Dr. T.Felix Gouraud's
ORIENTAL
LIEF FOR bUPPHRRSKD V-sTr
JlHHSTRUATION. MEVEA KNOffl Tl Wl
Safe! Burr! (Speedv! MatlsfHCttontj
nntjvl or Mnni'V llcfundfd. Sent
raid for $1.10 per box. Will wild to:
on trial, to be uald for when rwif
Samples Fr-e. Inni8t on gettint-
neiiHlno. aci-ent no subfltltutc. r.m
dniRRist doea uul bavu tbein send
orders to tuo
U1ITED MEDICAL CO., Boi 74, lancuv
$o'd i'ji Eugene iyj W. i Oti
r GAR
A new lloosiini: Club Is In process
;of formation in Albany. A number
of yotins business men are InaiiKiir
,atin the venture. A meeting for or-
ca!ii7.ati,. u , noU nnl WOl,k A,
rany now has a t'ommcrciul Club
I but it tins n,.t put funi, rcKuiar
live efforts recently.
A pure, nntisep.
tic Toilet Powder
for infants and
adults. Exqui
sitely perfumed.
lU-nders an excel
lent, complexion
and keepsthofckin
clear. aft and
velvety. Kelicves
skinirritationand
should be used
freely after bath
ing and ?navinp(
Julius
Goldsmitl
civuir a ilehcht-
tul and relrcslune
cllcct. At deal
ers or by mail, 29
cents Box. Pre
pared by
FERD. T. HOPKINS, N.Y. CITY,
Proprietor of GOURAUD'S ORIENTAL CREAM
lea txhi tuo nicomnNnrs bt
STAM.KV
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