THE Kl'GEXE DAILY GUARD. MONDAY, FFJIWAKY 3 1908
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BYlfiPUIilTIES IN THE BLOOD
.1... tn outside influences, or if the cause was confined
80tiSorf gcSi, around the ulcer, then external-treatment and
jriotn":"'" " i,j cure them. But me irouute is in uie blood, which
'r-lrtjline5 , diseased, and keeps the sore open by continually
BtoB! ,,- j.nnurtties and poisons with which the circulation is
inW lc .... f ,), l,1nnH Innv he Hi rM,oi f o .
tr'"" 'cnnOUS COniJ'iiuii v. " j - ..... vj bu.uc
IWitnuble' the effect of a long spell of sickness, or because the
jliooal which should pass off through the proper avenues.
I t ' thisvstB"1 aosoroeu imu uie uiuuu. ftj;uui, me cause
jJ't""' . b'ut jt does not matter now uie poison Becomes intrenched
I1 j itiact that the sore will not heal is evidence of a deep underly
Ljood. 10 lotions, etc.. mav cause the place to scab owr
' temporarily, but the blood is not made any
purer oy sucn treatment, ana. soon tlie old
inflammation and discharge will return and
the sore be as bad oi- worse than before.
S. S. S. goes down to the very bottom of the
trnnhle cleanses and nitrifies the hlnrrl nnrl
L;iy VEGETABLE makes a permanent cure. S. S. S. enriches
f1-"' and freshens the circulation so that instead ol
. ,nnhealtliy matter into the place, it carries rich, tissue-building,
:3' tr.'thi. diseased narts and in everv wav assists in fi natural
;i.UlDJUU" c0 ,.A TTWra nml nntr ,i,frliVol ,l,..-,. f-...
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AND SON SHOT
BY REVOLUTIONISTS
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Ilornard Daly's performance of !nn
'O'llaia in Joseph Murphy's great
! drama, "Kerry Bow," is said to be a
1 picturesque representation of a elear-
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Lisbon, Feb. 1. Kins Carlos and character, full of music, pure senti
the crown prince, Louis Philipe huve ! mP111, a" abundance of jollity, fun
be assassinated. Three person's who ' a'"' exl'lll''S s""atio"s; lr- "" 's
.,.n , ,, 've l)llso " inanaspr, U. 1). Newell, has surround-
w no committed the murder were kill- ed him with an excellent company
ed on the s)ot. I ami the play is well mounted with
I he royal family were seated in an
open carriage in which they had Just
returned from the villa Vicoza, where
they had been sojourning. At the
corner of Praca de Comniercio and
the Hue de Arsenal a group of men
suddenly sprang toward the carriage,
and leveling carbines which they had
concealed upon themselves mortally
wounded the king arid crown prince
and slightly wounded the king's mc
md son. Prince .Manuel. Hiieea i,.
lie. Why ,., ,,(, ,.;.,.!;,,, an,, , j ,
' .-mew tue crown prim
SPLENDID DAY AT
CHRISM? CHURCH1
Kit. MAKTIN HOLDS l'OW KliKl I, !
si:i!vici:s ovi;u too ix itiiti,i:i
SCHOOL
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given It
ing Interested In the study of the 111-
FOR CONSTABLE
T"L i7rrS" who u'ev ' ',' h": GEO R G E CRONER OUT
lllu to liislllv and summit himself
therein is like a horse in the middle
of ;i great sot'; mir. --the mure he
struggles llie deeper lie gees.
What a contrast "to error is f.mnd
111 the truth! Righteousness as it
contends with falsehood ever rises
higher, because it has a firm founda
tion, while wrong has none. "The
. foundation of Cod slaudeth sure."
tome lor the 7::!0 service this
v nen ine mine sciiool report was evening and hear Dr. Martin preach
was lounu nun mi. were on 'hate and How to Know It." lie on the neiiuirriiiii- ticket lieorir.. low
present. Old and young are becom- will do you good, lteineinber. this Is manv friends and. while he Is In tiu
.Monday evening one of the best aer-1 minority party, he will make a splen-
At the
flTellds Hi
solici'ati'in of his many
urge f roller, who for manv
ars was an efficient night pollc-
luau for Kugone, today filed his peti
tion for the nomination for consta
ble for the Kiigene Justice district.
.".u: f.
was un-
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; Ine king and t!i" crnivn prince
upon whom the :i!iac'. w:1!t d re. -ed
j were each !, . three titles and thev
j lived ju.,t leag enough , carried
" -v": ".'. r i.y, wn.
EUGENE
Racket Store
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pvided with a cutting; guide and an - instruction
Refurnished with all new patterns. . Every- par
te of the new Pictorial Review Patterns receives
nutting guide, and no other patterns ar,e provided
ah these guides.
Subscriptions taken for Pictorial Re
view Magazine, $1.00 per 'year.
A free pattern! with each subscription.
Eugene Racket Store
W.J. BaldwinProp.
35 E. 9th St., Eugene, Oregon
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C d l r e CEO. H. SMITH. Manager
W. D. NEWELL Presents
Monday, February 3rd
Erin's Sweetest Singer
BENARD DALY
i L.iey expired. Almost at the first
shi.rthe kill!,- fell hark t!u. Cllsh.
u.uis ana at the. s.une nmiiient
the crown prince was seen to half
rise and then sink hack into his seat.
Queen Amelie Jumped up and threw
herself toward the crown prince In an
apparent effort to uve his lite at the
cost of her own, hut the prince had
already received his death wound
The police guard fired upon the as
sassins and killed two of them. The
third is believed to have committed
suicide after he was placed in jail
A strong guard was in attendance be
cause of the recent uprising In the
city and the discovery of the plot to
assassinate the premier, Franco, mid
overthrow the monarchy. But the
band of murderers had Kelecm.i .
most advantageous spot for the com
mission of the crime, for Hiev w...o
cuuceaieo irom the eyes of the party
uiuii uie venicte had come into the
i-iuca ue Lommerclo, the large
square.
Before any of the guard was aware
or nnat was iiatimnip.g, the assassins
naa leaped to the carriage mid in
stantly the fusiladeof shot rang out.
In a moment all was a terrible con
fusion, the king and crown prince be
ing shot down without the slightest
chance to save themselves. The po
lice guards sprang upon the regicides,
nit iiuiuuer oi wnom is somewhat un
certain, killed two of them and cap
tured a third, who is believed to have
committed suicide.
It is charged that one of the mur
derers was a Spaniard. The bodies
of the king and crown prince were
removed from the arsenal In the two
closed carriages to the royal palace.
An- examination or the wounds of the
king showed that three bullets had
reached their mark. One wound is
situated at the nape of the neck,, a
second In the shoulder, and the third,
which was the fatal wound, severed
the cartoid' artery.
The crown prince, who was still
breathing, but who died almost im
mediately after his admission to the
arsenal, has suffered three wounds In
the head and ches'. Two bullets
had struck I'lince Manuel.
News of the assassination swept
through the city like wildfire through
dry grass, and tonight half the popu
lation Is panic stricken, not know
ing where the nex tblow may fall.
There is the greatest dread for the
future of the country, which seems
to be on the verge of being plungpd
into the throes of revolution with
all its horros of bloodshed. Through
out the city consternation reigns and
all houses and business places are
barricaded.
The cold blooded murder has sent a
thrill of horror throughout the
country even among thoso who have
been working politically for the es
tablishment of a republic, and sorrow
is expressed on every hand at the
dreadful end of the king and crown
prince. At first blush It would seem
as though the assassination was the
work of anarchists anil not of the
repiiblh-an sympathizers. Neverthe
less tin? stirring events of the past
week have prepared the public for
siinie suirtling culiiiiiiaiiitn. The dis
covery of pint after plot, as well as
tile disi ev. ry n! many secret stores'
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(illSI-S, WITH THIS $10000 ItKAl TY M Alt.loltli: 1.AKK AM) 1..(1X(J
p.
scenery of which a carload Is car
ried. At the Eugene theatre tonight
mankind.
.... . . j ,, '' Immediately following the Bible
W hat will undoubtedly prove one school Dr. Martin preached n grand
of the strongest attractions of the sermon on "Do All Things Work for
entire season In this, town will be Good'"
the musical comedy, "A $10,000. , ...
Beauty." which will be offered on the A,l 3 P' "'' Vilhgellst delivered
night of February 5 at the local a liscolllse 'nk'h. ,f"r clearness of
'tl e aire 1. v he LewMs-"nke com, am ""''''S"''11. ' 'lth - he henr
of thirty people This : organ!", , on Vh 118 '.T"1"1"
kls seldom seen outside of the hie "U,K'-,.. " " i n eiuu was r mure
cities and its hooking hv Manager ,LlOKI,u""1-
Smith will prove an unexpected treat1 A" lm"'L'"se audience assembled at
for his patrons. ' 7:30 p. m. and crowded the house to
! hear Dr.. Martin's discourse on popu-
. . , " ' las Amusements." I'p to date there
-NciglilM.i'lmml 1'iivoi-lte. ; have been 14r additions, and Interest
Mrs. K. D. Charles, of Harbor. Me., ; is increasing. One of Dr. Martin's
speaking of Electric Bitters, says: "It I many commendable (nullities Is that
is a neighborhood favorite here with f clearly pointing out wherein error
us." It deserves to be a favorite ev-i'h's and then applying the most ef
erywhere. It givet quick relief In fectlve remedy.
dyspepsia, liver complaint, kidney! As It was In the davs of Moses
voice at Ml. Slnnl
ble, realizing that It is furnished the; vices. Professor Davis has the sing-(did run If nominated, and the
uebi reauing material ever given to ing in charge. Lome early and gel a chances seem to be pretty good for
I good seat.
I his election.
TEA
We sell tons of poor
stuff; but our name isn't
on it. Go by the name.
Kugone Simpson, of Corviillis, re
cently made a single shipment of 200
Chinese pheasants, taken personally
by 1). T. Livingstone, of Idaho, for
the state.
: Not leu of Final Settlement.
: Estate
derangement, malnutrition, nervous-, when God's
ness, weakness and general debility, heard by His chosen people, who were
Its action on the hood, as a thorough exceedingly uneasv and desired that
purifier makes It especially useful as! OoH ciiditr tn (horn in ninvn un tt I..
a spring medicine. This grand alter.; In these days when God's messiige Is
atlve tonic Is sold under guarantee ; heard the disobedient fear and trem-
at . A. Kuykendall's drug store bio Mtlrl nintlV rlli.lro In hnnr 1-lla .ml,...
of Wlllam A. .Marshall, de
ceased.
Notice Is hereby given that N. S.
Marshall, administrator of the es
tate tif William A. Marshall, deceas
ed, has filed his account for final set
tlement of the said estate, and Mon
day, the 10th day of February. 1U08,
at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of
said day, at Iho county court room at
the court house ill Kugone, Lane
county, Oregon, has been sot by the
! Honorable ('. H. Chrlsman, county
was i Heals burns, sores, ulcers, fever Judge of said county,-to hear objec-
sores, eczema and piles. 2i cents at Hons to the same.
Tour iirorer returns your money II you doo'l
llko SchiiliQit' Uvit; we pay lilm.
Suffering mill Dollars Suvetl.
E. S. Loper. of Marllla, X. Y., says:
"I am a carpenter and have had ninny j
severe cuts healed by Iliickleu's Arni
ca Salve. It has saved mo suffering
and dollars. It Is by far the best i
healing salve 1 have ever found."
W. A. Kuykendull's drug store.
50c.
Dated this 27th day of December,
A. D. 1907.
Invcsium will double their money N. S. MARSHALL,
In two years If they buy lots or acre I Administrator,
tracts In tho Blair street addition I JESSE O. WELLS.
no more lest their evil ways cannot I The city must tiulld In that direction, j Attorney for said estate.
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I What Are Yon domg With
Yoir Spare Cash?
The only successor to W. J. Scania n
'n a mammoth production of
JOSEPH MURPHY'S FAMOUS PLAY
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Putting it away in a sock?
Putting it away in a bank?
Or are you just "blowing
it in?" Take our advice and
Put it in Lots in Blair Street Addition
KERRY GOW"
ThtG,tlt Forge and kace Scenes, Most Realistic
Ever Produced on the Staje.
1 horoughbred Horses and a Flock
of Wonderful Trained
Carrier Pigeons
Daly sing his popular Irish ballads
afternoon, bill the panic which In
stantly gripped the city and all its
activities, prrtstrnt' d all lines of coni
niuiiicatlon and It was not for sonic
j hours tluit the news of the a.ssapHi-
nation was permitted to be sent
1 broadcast.
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The C.riffin llarfmnr'n Company of.
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builds the best bird house In the com
petition that Is now coins on a set
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