Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, March 26, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextrmBcanniDATurscr abb. Thursday, march ae, isos I 10 81 i $3.00 30 Remle Hat For $2.25 For 3 Days Ending Saturday Night We Will Sell the $3 Remle Soft Hat For $2.25. New Spring Styles Roberts i Toggery i ros. K:::m;:::::::::ns$::::::s:::::m:::::::i2 Acreage! Acreage! Three, Five or Ten Acre Tracts, V2 H miles from Post Office on easy pay- ments, near school. llovey Block, 8th and Will. HOW IS THIS? We can sell your property no matter where located, or, if you want to buy, we have the place to suit you, no matter how particular you are McFall & Heitzman Peal Estate Agents One Door North of Hoffman House. Eli BANGS J. H. WEST C P. BERNARD EARL McNUTT BANGS LIVERY CO. Livery, Feed, Stage and Sales Stables Cabs Always Ready First Class Turnouts of All Descriptions ..STAGES.. McKENZIESTAGEW.vm Euk.ii. EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE tSiJOi. m. Stagndonot oil at A dlly itiir IrivnEuciiw t k . m. nv.ie rtuMncn oui win cm it inr Mtpicton, clow comwctlon by ggijcll ootitird, th day brlur. iiramtr tor Florence and icmi Stage Phone Main 22 Livery Phone Main 2 1 Thffi woman Hays Lyrfta F. Plnkhain'8 Vuirutalile Conumiind saved. Jier life. Koud her tatter. Mrs. T. C. "Willadsen, of Manning Iowa, writes to Mrs. l'inkham: I can trulv nay tht Lvdia E. Pink- ham's Vegetable Compound Haved my life, and 1 cannot expreas my gratitude to you in words. For years I suffered with the worm roruis 01 lemaie com plaints, continually doc tori nir and bpundintf lots of money for medicine without help. L wrote you lor advice, followed It as directed, and took jLydia K. .'inkham's Vejfetahlu Compound and It has restored me to perfect ht.-alfck. Ifiul it. nnfc liAin for vrtti I nhnuhi hftra be"n In my prave Uwtay. I wish every suffering woman would try it." FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. Kor thirty yuars J.ydi.i E. Pink- ham's Vegetable C'oiniouiul, maile from roots and horns, lias lx-tm the Htamlard remedy fur fimmlo ills, and ban positivelyrmrixl thousands of women who have tieen troubleu wit disiiUwemeiirji, inllanuiiaUon, ulcera tion, ttbicjAj tumors, irregularities, iwrVidlo pains, tiacKurJi, that Ix'iir-Uig-down foollriffc toUsdtmcy, indige- tnii,uivzu,icayor uctvuib LJitssirasjuu. W hy dotrt you t.17 t ? Mm. PlnkhAm Invites all Rick women to write her for advice. She has erialrind tliniiHnnds to health. Address, Lyiin, Mass. NEW, STRICTER MARRIAGE h FOR CATHOLICS Good Clothes Narked By Quality and Style are the kind that wc nhvnys ear ry In stock. The MlrlmclH, Stern & Co. brand In a guaran tee, of excellence, nil wool and hand tailored liy llio bent of work men. Ill reductions on all winter Suits In order to rime them out and nmko room i-or new stock. Wo carry a full lino of fur nlslilng for men, and our prices and styles are rlnht. We own our own building, wiy no rent and are satisfied with reasonable profit. ED. HANSON No. H Knit Ninth Htrtvt H ANNOUNCEMENT to iiiiii 11 1111 11 1 111 11 1 g G. II. Irish wishes to announce that he has P pnuchascd the GROCKRY stock of 15. A. Allen & Co., located at 55 cast 9th St., and jhjj carries at all times the lest brands of ,gl fiwis'ffliais, j'kCH mi Vv.v.w We have our jf wh delivery wig ipwl tU $4livvru.l ' promptly. H FRESH SUPPLY OF O Aa WfTUlpBAT: 3 WE AIM T WLOJMt . CO Fbon 52 Ml 51 G. H. IIUSrT th 5rMt For Bedrock Wells See me before contracting- prices bedrock. Well drilling is my business and I am pre pared to do vour work in first class manner and at pric es that cannot be duplicated. Don't let your contract until you have first seen mc. J. E. Kilborn Phoi RfJ JJI . S67 Hirh St. ABSTRACT OK THK XKW M TItOTHAL A.l M VRItlAfJK liAWS AS 1'ltOMfWiATKH IIY iiisiiop AfK.A.vi)i:n cnmsTiK KNGACJKMKNTS MIST II K IX WKITIXG AXU I'l III-KIA- AV-NOUNCKI). Eugene people of the Catholic faith will henceforth find the be trothal and marriage laws of the church more exacting than In the past. The following ahstraet at thr lawn as they will exist after Easter haB Just been pnbllfhed "V order of Archbishop Alexand'-r Christie: F.llKlleltielltH. First Every formal matrimonial engagement after Easter must be In writing." although there is no necen sity nor obligation to enter into for mal engagement before marriage. Second In the eyes of the church and bernre (lod, private betrothal af ter Easter between Catholic partie' or between fallen-awav Catholics, be gets no matrimonial obligation what ever, because the church decrees thn' every pro-nuptial contract is void unless It is written and duly attested Third Parties wishing to becomr engaged must sign the pre-nuutia' contract and have the bishon or their pastor witness It. In the absence of the bishop or duly authorized priest two witnesses may sign the agree ment. If one or both of those to be engaged cannot write, this should bp noted, and three lay wltn89es must sign the engagement In the absence of the bishon or parish priest. Fourth These engagements should bo encouraged. If maie pome months before marriage they will help to stop hasty alliances which are thr cause of so many divorces outside of the church and of so many unhappy marriages among Catholics. Fifth This written contract would furnish good grounds In our civil courts for breach of promise suits. Sixth Protestants and all who 'have not been baptized In the Catho j lie faith are not subjects of this law, hence their private contracts bind. ior me simple reason iiixi ne cnnrai has not made these conditions under which they must enter luto an en gagement. Seventh Al Ifallen-away Catho lics, whother they have become Prot estants or Infidels, are bound by the lnw. The church, like the state, can hind her refractory subjects. Miirrlngc 1. Every bishop (or vlcar-general or administrator of a diocese) car validly marry In his own diocese any parties. Irrespective of the country or place whence they came. The bishop ran delegate any priest to do the same. 2. Bishops or priests may not as sist nt marriages until they have as sumed office. ' 3. There Is no marriage at all If tho priest be compelled to witness It. There is no marriage If the priest does not ask and receive the consent of the parties. 4. The authority which the bish op has In his diocese the parish priest has In his parish. B. Tho bishop outside of his dio cese, und the pastor outside the lim its of his own parish, cannot validly marry their own or other subjects without due authorization. 6. Marriage before a priest who Is suspended or excommunicated by name, will be no marriage at all. 7. ' Marriage of all Catholics (both parties Catholic) before a minister or civil magistrate will be no mar riage at all. 8. Marriage of all fallen-away Catholics (who have become Protest ants or Infidels) beforo a minister or civil aglstrate will be no marriage at all. 9. Marriage of a Catholic to p non-hnptizi'd person Is never a real marriage unless t'ie church grants a dispensation. Such a marriage be fore a mlnisfr or a Justice or the pence Is no marriage at all for two reasons. 10. Marriage of a Catholie to a Protestant (one who has nerer ben Iaptl7.ed In the Cotholtr church) be fore a minister or civil magistrate will he no marriage nt all. unless the Holy See makes a special law for the United Slates. 11. Marriage of a Protestant to a Protes'ant (provided thev were never baptized In the Catholic church) Is valid. , 12. Marriage of a Protestant I baptized) to a non-baptized party Is no marriage st all. 13. Marriage of a non-lantl7o1 tratlon of marriages. When contract Ing parties are to ne " " - church wffera they were not baptized. Tv shoula. when possible, before marriage secure their baptismal cer tificates. , . , .u 20. Marriage entered Into when there Is danger of death can be w -nessed by any prle. with two wit nesses, provided there Is not time to reach the bishop, parish priest, or priest appointed by either of these. 21 If for an entire month parties cannot secure bishop, parish priest or any priest appointed by either 01 these, they may In the presence of two witnesses (there is no marriage If there be not two witnesses) de clare their consent to marry. They are then in the eyes of the church and before God married. As soon ifter tho marriage as possible the should send their names to tne panau priest for registration and do whatev er is required to have their marriage legally recognized by the state. , ''' 4. f AMUSEMENTS 4 4. - A fair-sized house greeted "Thr Burgomaster" at the Eugeno theatn last night. As to the play Itself, thr excellence of the actors has made it r good one, and not the author of th' book. While there are a few catch? numbers In the music, and perhap' as a wholo It might be consider nopular, yet, compared with the com positions of Arthur Sullivan. Audrai Leeoq and Planquette, our present composers, like Hamlet's crab, havi been crawling backward. The central figure of the play I 'he burgomaster, who has a vry abi "xpenent In Gus Weinberg. Mr Mr. Weinberg Is a comedian that h3 passed the point of trying to be fun nv. Me is funny, and has reall' made his part In the play; the au thor gave him the skeleton, and h' as clothed It In a humorous mnnnr In a word, he may be truthfully ranked among the few first-clas comedians, and their number Is not too many. True comedy is a serlou business. Mr. Weinberg compre hends the gravity of the sltuat'on. Leo Kendall as Doodle Von Kull. was the funny running mate. He Is a good comedian, who knows Just how far to go and where to draw the tine. He is not of the over ambitious kind that try to neutralize the work it others. Miss Ruth White was the Willie storbllt of the play. She succeeds In a very difficult effort of showing womanly modesty In male attire. She was sweet and dainty. She speaks her lines In scholarly faHhlon, Is an excellent actress and Is the possessor of a sweet soprano voice. She phrases her music with the bost of taste. Taken altogether It was a good performance and pleased local thea rte goers, although we hav had a surfeit of musical comedy this sea- LACE 'CURTAIN ECI A I A Urfre shiomcnt of eenuine Nottingham r...t' ". b r - o UUdin$ jj jll lengths and widths. The very latest desit j 1 1 ' sonv w'th plain centers and a neat borders, others with fie, borders ana centers, nuuuieub oi acsigns to pick Ii Come early. AX OPPORTUNITY Now Is th time to got the benefit of the New York Card Writers' offer. We offer to teach you card writing In the next six weeks. We teach you t.hg modern method and latest novel ties in this work and are competent to do so. If you learn our method vou have what leads In all cities at he present time. Prices reasonable. For terms apply to W. D. Johnson, corner Olive and Eighth streets, up stairs over 646 Olive street. Class starts Tuesday evening. March 24. Get In and learn the business. There Is a reason. Display cards are the best medi um of advertising yet known. Do you wish to advance and draw more salary, also make yourself In dispensable to your employer? Learn card writing. It pays to do It. Why? Derause you can secure a position where nine out of ten fall. You can hold a position because you save tho firm money. Whin you can do neat, up-to-date card work you can always got top salary and have work when the other fellow ii out. Our system Is easy to learn. Give a trial. Lot a pair $1.50 One lot of beautiful white Cur tains, 3 yards long and full width, overlock corded edg es, barred ecnter with a bor der of a leaf de3lgn, other wise plain. A perfect cur tain, a bargain at, rt C.C per pair k) r 3vJ Lot a pair $1.75 One lot of three different pat terns, one width, a plain cen ter with diamond border, fin ished with leaves and one ross center finished with border to match. All are very beautiful, a bargain. per pair . $1.75 . 1 Lot a pair $2.25 One lot of fine Nottingham Curtains In 3 1-2 yd lengths full width, polka dot centre with wreathes, border to match with barrtd effect, corded edges, a perfect cur taln, price, pair this week 1 Lot a pair $3.50 One lot of genuine Nottingham Curtains, full four yards long, extra wide overlock, corded edges, plain center with fancy scroll border ex tending well Into the curtain, A splendid bargain, pair . . ...$3.50 1 Lot a pair $3,95 One lot Nottingham rw tour yards long, fun Plain center wlthJ, flowers with a scroll f beautiful Curtain ""L '? Iront room, overloc edges, special price lir faQC YV.J 1 Lot a pair $4.00 One lot Irish point Lace C tains 3 U ; ards lons, , 'n width, polka .lot centre, scroll border, finished m flowers; a very beami;, curtain, very neat and dainty a bargain at a . Per pair $4.00 1 Lot a pair One 'lot of Xottlnghiit Cur tains with thistle tenter border to match with i ten beautiful scroll f.iii , i yards long, full width, ote lock corded edge, an impor ted Curtain, i special, pair Jpj.UU 1 Lota pair $6.00 One lot genuine Nottingham , Curtains with holly wreata ana port center oorder to match which extends well in. to the Curtain, 3 1-2 yarli long, full width, a very beau tiful Curtain at per pair vfO.UU TheBonlVlarchesfc . 1UH SHOWIXO OF i tJHOClilUES is a demonstration of our ability to supply high-grade goods at low-grade prices. Come aai see It before making up yut grocery order. You'll find many good things to eat here at such moderate prices that buying here means better lit Ing at less expense than yoi thought possible. W. M. GREEN, Vttt& 619 Willamette St. Phore Main 25. XKW AXTI-TOX1X KOU.M). The Germans have found an anti toxin for the "laziness germ." They claim that It will transform anv man of sluggish and slothful habl's Into an energetic person to 'whom that 'tired feeling'' Is unknown. This Is the reduction of the germ theory to Its logical absurdity. Germs are not the only cause of disease. Germs simply multiply In depleted or dls 'Niscit tissua. Saturday Evening Post. Osteopathy seals the fnte of germs by restoring the proper circulation of the bodily fluids that nre alone cap able of impairing the diseased tissue Doc it nnl ..am til... . v. ... .' man to nnn.h.mij i. ".I" r.' '"""rreci ana .. : : - muonni nietnoflT iu a iiit'itinK contract. lese nar Dr. V. L. Studley. osteopath, office over Chambers' Hardware store 1 hone "lark 1.12ii. llesldence 734 Ferry street. Phone Red 3197. XOTK i: T' CONTUAl-roi's ! I. M. Morris V. p, Morris J. V. Warren The Red Star Ileal folate, liuumnee, Inreat. menu, Ijojui t ttii 1'nnirriy littetl ami Sokl at Owner's wrV 1 t t 1 1 1 Room 4, McClung block. Corner Sth and Willamette Sts. jtles. however, do not receive the sac-l 1 rament or matrimony. I 14. There will be no marriage al I all unless there are two witnesses ! one witness with tho priest will not i suffice. I IS. lllshops or priests should not .witness marriages until thev nre ; Office .,f t, ci.i. . .... 1.. . ' n""i lus- tr.c .mi, i, nine Cnuntv Or Eug'ne. Or., Mrh IS. 1 '..., dispensation from tho publication of ! of a; r-,1 '-,, 1, , 1 . V'' . building of this district will be re- yy i mis ortlre tint! Atrll ! 1 Inns ar l si. -iflrat !.-. THE BEE HIVE GROCERY Has a new and up-to-date stock of Groceries, selected fror.i the best brands obtainable Our Coffees and Teas are selected with great cart, and our cracker list is confined to the best the marto afjrus. A.s for flour, we carry the leading brands. A start of your patronage solicited. I'luuie Black 171 Staple , Fancy Groceries, Flour Fa W. J. Gibson & Son 9? WEST EIGHTH I morally certain that the parties to he married nre free to enter the matri monii! slat", hence so far as possible !'hone Office, lVk !7l; Res. donee, lllack 4 401. Kutfvne, .... in.g,,n bans should not he sought 1. For the lawful celebration of a marriage, one or th other of the lflS (contracting parties should have nomiciie or parish whor This condition Is not, ho parties should have a be, e- at the nfrico of the ar 'hi tecr live for a month In the John llun.U-k, r, Eugene or .1 T . they are to be. married. I office of t ,0) ?Wk Thi in Is not. however, cs.cn. trlct Kor.i . .v. J... ."' a"- tlsl for th. validity pf marriage. ; Ject aay or .11 hid, K"1 10 re" 17. Marriages of persons without , FRANK RFlSNPs Ixed abode should be referred to the mJO Clerk School District No 4 bishop before the ceremony takes' . 1 '0' " : Marriage should take Pc, -.WilV'WTi1 In the parish church of the bride, un. srM rtlddr IMl" for .h ?. . y lea. there be good reason to go to nd they t,v, h. ',' ' , the pastor of the groom. anv pill 1 ever 11 v ' n H'"n There are new rules to h them m,....i,k' . ' "d observed by the priest for the regis- by all druggists. r'''. Sold SNO FLO ALL $l.20gerjacji W B A Home Product and Bet ter Than Most Imported Flour. Ask Your Dealer For It. 1