Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, April 04, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHK ElCiEXB PAII.T ?rIU. . MTrilAy, AI'KH- 4. 1", Imported Walnuts and I Filberts We lliv Just shipment of In 1,0111m Leroy, a In receipt of n ilint't from liroliiiiicnt nur seryman iiml walnut liniwir In I 'rant )', who is in u position to fiirnl-.li llii- best the world uf fords. Viiiiclles: I' riiiiiiin'tti; mill .Miiyellc. Tint' "ire UroiMi on hM-i'ial conlriirt for U. M'r Hill K'lliriilllcc llli'W lo lip ueiiillnc Imported Block l nil Irur lo iiihik. i-i it'ilUK last. W 'rlli' today for prices. THE CHAS. BENEDICT NCRSERY CO. D.-alrri I" (H'lifi'al Nursfiy Stork. I'lirlloll, llii'nn. O c. k o o o& : o IF YOU NEED Groceries WE HAVE THEM A full line of Groceries, Flour and Feed, Tin and Granitcware. Headquar ters for White River Flour. Candies, NqLs and Oranges J. W. WHITE TiT Grocer , Corner 5'h and WllMmelle Sin. ' Phone ied 4611 . - E. C. Gulliford Feed and Livery, Boarding Stables New Kloor Uoimi -NVw iulitir Tire TuHinutH I CriM-U HIiiku J.lnu. C 100 Wt'Hl Sfm't. riiotio Mulu 0(1 MONROE The H0USEFUR NISHER We have the exclusive sale of the noted DE TROIT STOVES and rjlANCES. Cash paid for Second Hand Furni ture. Phone Red 5576-6? Wt Klshlh it,. EUGENE .OREGON ' For Snaps in REAL ESTATE sec McFALL & HEITZMAN I Door North Hoffman House Wilson & Nichols locnted opposite Smced hotel, tnlrs, are In co-operation with ovor 10(10 lti'iil Estate fit ina. Olvo them a trial. Thi'y do strictly honest bus- "'Iness. They llni property in nil parts of the mute. .0 J. W. BARRINGEK Expert housemover Moves anything. Twcnty-liv years experience. Residence, East Fifteenth arQ Oak Sts. Phont Red 401 1 . Kuirene. Oregon , E. P. SHKNN Shocm.ikiii"; .mi Repiir- p.iirmg: of all Kinds NiMtlv done at my s'ip. (S W. Sth st, hui;tMH Qpoor hats are too expensive at ftl'y Vu,t it it,n t easy for you iunc'it out al.ix witu the quali'y in it, becuuse you're not a hat expert. Guyer Derbies for Spring, no iave a quality that speaks loud enough iur anybody to hear it. They are famous throughout the country for their style, finish and durability. Only the best materials go in to Ouyer Derbies, only the moat expert hat-makers fashion tbem. Prices, $3.00 to $5.00. ROBERTS BROS TOGGERY J3 Dandruff'and R are but outward signs "ol Ihc'evil done in secret by myriads ol dan Jrufl germs supping the Hie blood ol the hair. Micro kills the para site, soothes fhe Itching scalp, gives lustre to the hair and stops it (ailing out. A single application gives relict and proves Its worth. Save your hair before too late. Micro prevents baldness. It Is a dellghtlul dressing lor the hair, free from grease amf sticky oils. Ask your druggist lor free booklet, HOYT CHEMICAL CO Dr. T. Felix Courand's TOILET POWDsjR A Hin. nntiMn tio 'I tiltl Powder for infants aiiults, Kxinii liciuVra an pxoU tt'iit ctmipU'xinn nml kptho kin tlciir. wft and itHIUUV.t) VIU . r. - Till -Ml nk vcli'tv lu'livvus tr5 n ' k i n i rrit Alton a ml itwiy 'r ,vllv 'VciJl 1,111 "" lmnM r. v.-v, 3Z. VrwTFiintGouoni ll Pv -liKtti- .V ell.vt. At deiil rr nr tT lliilll. li'N. t'ro- ImI l-y FERD. 1. HOPKINS, N.Y. CITY, :,ri.i..r of COURAUO S ORItNTAL CRfAM Xlll KAU UU (lIM'l' ' Kugvno si M.i:v lllnlliclle St. JJ I mparts av ' beauty and dcl v kney lo the skln.k f . II It Is'a perfect aid toX II II beauty. rctroinlii o II the rnvaifes of un wind and time. I.liml-X nates tan. nunburn and (recKles. MllowneOand l I Imncrfcclkms of the sklnA 11 II I'mmcMlnK a dalntyllnjtln(t l ( perfume exclusively its uwn.l It II It leaves a pleating odor I II II rlvnllmr the sweel breath 1 II II of jiprlnK. MSJ.SS.5ii" I II VOOKLtT rRCC. . OnuOoilT ll M CORNER STONE ' OF NEW CHURCH WILL BE. LAID ( KltK.MD.MKS Wll.l. UK IIKI,I TO .MlHtliOW AKTKItMJON AT XKW l'UICSHVTKKI.VX ( IH IKH i'itor;itASf wii.ii iik iiK.M)i:itKii I.N'SIIIK OK lit II, DIM;, WHICH IS XOIV IMiKIt IMMJK A.NII l'l,A,srivltf:D - .MAVOIt MAT J)f iv WlJ.L l.AV KTOXK . ''.TbtifCvrRfnuiiy.uf laying the turner atiiuu'ijf tho new Centra! i'ruiljyt&rlan cliurcli will be hi;ld ' duuilay af.er no in at 2 : a 0 o'clork. The iyram, wiii'jli will lio brief, will be iitlil In lililo Hie IjiillilliiK, whirb l njw uu der runr ami iilanteri'il. and will bt as hillows: ' Invocation; liymi. i-llMiira reading Ity urv. C lielif tielertiim by a lualy 'fiMi lei; iiriiyc-r by lie,-. (. C. Wright; .irief Hiidt'cB-s by itev. V. ,. Uo 1j it i-ii , 1. 1),, of New urn; nfior iii; laying the corner Hrone by Mayor Ai.ii.loek, Mini the jir.tyer oi coiueeru .liin by tba pastor; hymn; benedlc Llf.n, Ivev. C. A. Wooley. . Tin) Central 1'reabyieiiun ehnri h Is ilie ri-Hiilt of the union uf the First I'resbyteriun and Cumiieriaiid l'res liyti.riiin ichurches of tnlH city. The First. I'resbyLerlnn church was or ganized by tlie'Uev.-llobert Kobe oa .'.lay 6, 1855, who Berved as (Irst pas tor until his death Junuary 27, 1 Still. Itov. Josejih Hanna, brother of our fellow towiiHinun, Kld'er Calvin Hun an, Hiipplled the church until 1S70. when he. wuHiicceeded by Rav. J. II. Wlfsou, whose labors-were ended bj .leuth January 2, 1873. The next .nistorate, that of tha saluted dwnrd It. Oeary, 13. U.j was one of tile most .ineftil as well us the longest in tin history cf . the clntrrh, rontinuipK Irom January 5, 75, until October. ism;, lie was follow .'d by the Rev. '.ii-orst! A. ScKlnley, 1). It., who con : limed to serve the church until is;i0; Hum llov. M. S. Kiddle sup I'li.'d tha'luirch for n britt ln:criiii. On September lilth, 18!i:iItev. Wll lliim S. Gilbert entered upon his pus torn duties ami contltiui'll as pastor iiatll Octolier 17, 1 N!i U , when ho re-;l-;ned to accept the pastorate of Cal vnry IM-eshyteiian churiM, of Port land. About a. .feur mul u half of Mr, Gilbert's pastorate was spent in th- I'hlHpptU" Islands as chnlaln ol tin Second Qri'Kon voluiiteer reK iui'iit, and In this cagincliy, ns also In tli pnsHjnil nctivlLles, he greatly en- denred himself not only ta the church, but' to the whole community. DuriiiK his absence the pulpit w ii'liiilli'd by tlie Kev. J. )L McJunkln, of Missoula, Mont. KolhiwitiK the lift'torato of Mr. Gilbert came Hevs. J. A. Cleland, W 1 1 1 in in H. Henderson, D. 1)., and Charles F. Woodward. On May IbI, 1904, the present pastor, 111 v. II. X. M ;n ii t, begun .Ills labors with this church. 'The church has hnd n long and use ful career In tho community. Among tNise who hnve Berved tho church as Killers ii ro soma of the lending men of tho community, pioneers and their sons. Tho old First resbytorlnn church was erected In the fifties. On February. 4, 1SS2, tho building was slightly damaged by fire, ltowns ttli"ti remodeled and enlarged, and re- (leillented February 2, ISSJ. This church, like all other Presbyterian liiirch' s In Oregon savo one, was I I'ule possible by the fostering rare f t!io hiKird of homo missions, Hul vebruary 4. IS'.MI. the ihurch decided !o. beconit, Sv'lf-susttiinliig, since which tl'ii- It bus received no nld from outside sources. Tho Cumberland Presbyterian church was ormiulzcd In the Hccnr: school house In the forks of the Wil lamette on the third Sunday In .lune, lSaU, The charter memb'.-rs were Kev. Jacob K. Gillespie, Amelia Gil lespie, W. A. Masterson, Kllza Master sou, A. A. King. P. II. W. Young, A. I Day. P. Gillespie, M. S. Gillespie and Verllndn Alexander. K?v. Jacob Glllesiiio w:is the first pastor, and W. A. Masterson was chosen first' clerk rf session. The minutes cf the ses sion fr.wn d-ite of onctinlzntlon to He cenih r,l S7S, have beeiuinfortunately lost, hence no acioitnt of the church In that ttnie can be recordel. Those who have served the church nt dif ferent times hi pist.;vs are the KevB.( .1. II. Ccrnwnll, .1. W. Sned. C. A, i Wonlrv, K. P. lleudersnn. 'W. V. Mc- (lee. V. 1". Sharks. G. K. lllair, J. A.I l.ongbottiim. .1. F. Cliiyconib and nth-! ers who temporarily supplied the pul pit from time to time. Kev. C. A. Wool y I'renueiitly ministered to the churtOi, and twice was Its reg'ilnr p:i.itor, tie last pasfnrute exten.ling for s.iie six years previous to the union of the two churches. In Oe s'ering of I Silt the g.-neral Assembly of the Ciiniheriiul Presby t Plan church met in F.usene, during the pastorate of Kev. Georgi'V. lllair. The sessions of the assembly were held In Vlllard Hall of the t'nivershy When lh, 11r.ow1.cl4 wem I rl j mnile to reunite the two great, church, , denominations none w-M-o more hear tv In suiMiort of the nropcsltion than the local Cumberland chur.'h aud Its 0 ;, -v. t A. Wooley. ws e torts were cotntantly .llrerf.nl toward the coiiMinimiit ion of that union. The ii li f -n of the two d'"iomic a' lans wis ' cnsutmimtcl In May. l'.it. and i f th two local churchen June 2 1st, t'Mitl, A a resell of (lie union a ecu- organisation as efiVrted known as iie l'.-n:'':il Pi --l ler-iall cMlci. K r-t ihijfch l-oift tii'" i (ii il t: 'i i i -i 1 ' .it Ion. and the .1 lull C'l 1 i ,- V -f K.!- 'I cI-.tk V -. t': ' ur -I ,i n I T-.fi - 'I l-i I p-.-ivn-T: i-s a eve il of, J a ih'vi toii'.d in: c I'lenc.-.l. riic hniidlug wl'l be '.ee. llo'tllc 1' t h Iteet n af:, pi.,,, fuMibhcd to the architect, J lunzlcker, by the building com Mill -e?, consisting of Hr. (o :rse OH. Oi-Ilar, Kev. II. X. MouiiJ, M. F. Mc clain, K. H. Shacklett and P-ofssor ?. G. Young. The building eiitunleti; ind furnished will cos- nearly t-1'.-). and will seat between twelve ind thirteen hiindr d peopli-. The officers of the church at pres. ! 3it are H. X. .Mount, pastor; serislon i iinslsts ol Kob'.rt Piittlsan. Caivin. Hannii, F. (. Young. C. J. H ie, K. 'I. Shacklett, M. S. Mile-.. K. J.; Mnore, W. A. Hill and mathaii: lohnson; the tii-'s the Ur. Geo. O'B. IX-Ilar, M. 1'. .McClain and J. J. :iolt; treasurer, S. II. F.akin. who has rwd eoniniinn-!v for 21 years, and Ethan Collier, clerk. iim:d. f- Forrls X. ilarwo .il was lorn on March 28, 1904. at Crystal Vall-'y. Michigan, his former home, whero his 'ather died March 'JL', 190.", of in- 'lammnicry rheuiiu M-m. Little I" r- rls ilU'd Marr-h 31 a' the Home or tin irandper-ints In S i ingfield. r., af ter an IllnesH r;f nniy 24 hjurs. from mnumonla. He b ;ives a mother, sis ter un:l Kranilpareiits, with many oth: r relatives both in Or'gon and Micn gau, to mourn lih ahsenre. Kuner- il services Vere oinlm t nl from th" -evidence of .1. W. Perkins, April 1 U a p. m., und the burial look place in Cie 1. O. O. I", c m'-'crv, Key. W. M. Krsklne, of the M. K. church. Co- nirg. who was a special friend of the family, officiating. . Xews. t- - 4- ( WIUS Tf, on.l Mr. Potee Tnmaolh nl ottagii Grove, March '28. 1908, a .laughter, weight i pounas. At Cottage Grove, to Mr. and Mrs. hnrles H. Pluanl. March 29, 1908. a dniiKht'jr. tinning the beam nt 8 'lonnd ' ei At the home of the" parents, Mr. anil .Mrs. E. J. Harris, at .Alca, Ore ton, .V:rch 28, 1908, n son, only 15 pound.'. 'Co Mr nnd !rS W"llr f.vins !ll Kail Creek, -Friday. March 27, 1 ! 0 s , I '. Bon. ' v , skats wiiii. i!F, itt-:sV:avi':o . Fit the Ilk- V-rtf'-viHe nt e'u"--nc I'loe-iet- Mriuav r.r.i'- Tu?.-tiny Xlglits. As a ruleat Viiud-'Vllln slinws, ?e-its are noT frservod liuf the nian aTgninent of tie Iviigene Thpiter, in jrd r to Biicce.-i-fiilly handle' the laru crilrtvds at the two pirformnrcos will iilace tho si-ats on sale Monday, a. in., at nine -o'clock. Reserved Beats will be 25 anl 35 -ents.' Itox seals 50 cents. The en tire gallrry wilT be sold unreserved at 15 cents. . ' l)H. AXIHtKW TAYUIIt STII.li IMMORTAL. . For the ailments peculiar to wom an Osteopathy Is simply incompar able. It ubcs no drugs, seldom bar recourse to tho knife, and so the body Is preserved Intact and normal: it corrects adjustments, removing every obstruction to proper blonc" flow, proper dralnngo to parts, and adenuute nerve supply. Thus It re stores naturnl enndltlonr, . which mean health. It has often been de clared by prominent women well qualified to speak, that Osteopathy, even had i? no other application than to the ills of woman, would havo made Dr. A. T. Still immortal. Ah local treatments Is not often nec essary -the s-'ystem is much Icsb em barrassing to women than are other method;i. Dr. 11. L. Studley. osteopath, office over Chambers' Ilar:lw:ire ctore Phono Illack lfl2G. Residence, 734 Ferry street. Phone. Red 3197. XOTII'K TO STtM'KllDt.DWtS OF I.I.KWKl.l.YX TKMOrilOXK CO. The stockholders of said compnny voted at the annual meeting to call a special meeting May 9, 1908. nt 1 o'clock p. in., nt Central schonlhouse. School District No.. 44. I.ane c.ounty, Oregon for the purpose of Increasing the capita stock of said eompany. All stockholders are requested to bo present. J! It. P1511KINS. Pros. A AXDKRSOX.'-Sec., in 8 AXXVAI, MI XKTPAI. KI.KCTIOX Notice Is herebi given that the an-' nunl election forVlty officers will be held In Kugene on Mnndny. April B 190S, at which time there is to be, elect-nl one tnuincilninn f :r eah want, all for the? term of two vears. The following qunllfled electors, were nppolnte.1 lo set as Judges of said election, nnd polling places s- tected as follows, for the FIRST WAR1S. R. Williams. K It. Mummty nnd P. J. Mi-Pherson. Mummcy nnd McPhers.in designa' cd as clerks. Polling place, truck house. No. 271 Fast Klevepth street. SKCONI) WARD II. R. l.akln. Rob rrt Cherry and W. S. Moon; Cher ry nnd Moon designated as clerks. Polling plain. Hook anl Ladder room In the city hall building. No. :9!Kast R chth street. THIRD WARD- Sncrman Heller. R S. liryson and William G Martin: llrysou and Martin dcluna'cl as clerks. Polling pla e. Heller's shoe. 41 West Scven'h st-cet. IXM-R IMt WARD D. K. Y -ran. If F llur.l and S. P. Ness: II ird and ,e:ilE:iait -Vs. 1'e'l Ing pine,.. Wilkin biilldir.a. j v West l-'!Kh!h street. Polls lo lie o:ietic.l :lt S o'.:o;- ii t'l and closed -;t 7 iM-'.ik v , - sail s!th d.v .if :-i-:. tl'is llv iTller iT the t'ouiHll. M;-ri:-, 9 190S It. F. DORRlS. Record r.. Ihe Bon-Marche j ' .TTuilll flWIWMl Nobby Sutis . s For MeA A new and 1 irge line of mei's up-to-date suits In nil thV new and pojai lar males and styles, in browns, greys, blacks and blues; Every suit is made by an expert tailor; I all hand fi Jl ed' collar, hand worked buiton-hol:'' es and a front that will net break. If you, want a suit, nobby, he v and up-to-date, we have ,r and do not rob you cither. Prices from $25 to $10. Nobby Hats You will want a new hat for the Spring and Sum-mer--Somethinjthat will go with the suit and have all the nobby and dressy appearance. We h ive a complete line in the latest fashions. " From$3.50to$1.25. Nobby Shoes ' Aixl of course you will want a nobby pair ot pat ent kid, or vici kid, or gun metal, or tanOxfBrds to wear all summer. We pever were in a better shape to show you a large and complete line of new and up-to-date shoes. From $6.00 to $2 25 Nobby Shirts o and Ties And t ) complete the out fit you will want a new shiit and tie, so come m and we can save you money by purchasing your new outfit from The Bon Marcfae I TOWER & vo :d itc.,1 r.i.ii,- ,i i , r , ,llIiN ) 1 "" '"! liv !,. ..,,, .l.r ,lr.. ,,-,.,,,;, Snlii-,1,,1. 1 r l-ii-l Nat. i:th Monday and Tuesd April 6ih ?th PROGRAM ME !a:s J. H. DAV1ES CO Presenting "The Ballet GSl" RICHEY W.CRAiG7 Musical Comedian, "Me ard My Partner" MAUD SUTTOrmco" ' Presenting the auticai Playlet "Cinderel" .' O NEIL'S COLLEGEBOYT J Singers andt)ancers of Reputation SAM ORIGINAL YOUNG BUFFALO a,wi.nv ...... L-y iviue veri , . Wonderfully Well Tiaincd Dos,- -Frank" V Important Announcement Showing Goods From. .ir tu it - ci r r i ) ' ' Wo wish t$ announce to the ladles of Eugene and vicinity thi- we nave lee.seu a sjiacc 111 .aLun u oooiv ailll'Art Siore, and will flj. pla-jj all that is newest In Art Needle W'ork; ' . , Our stock-- for this season comprises many exclusive N'ovel-.ia for Shirt Waists, .Lingerie; Pillow -Tops, Center Pi?ces, Limetae Sets, Infants' npparel, etc.', which may be had stamped for effibroii ery or finished complete. t W o have many new stitches, lnclud.ng Prim ?s Ii;-;h, Ihlorii. Writll;o.-hian, and applique shadow. I-'!:l-:U LFSSOXS-WiLL 1SH (ilVKX with all purchases, mida the personal supervision of Mrs. t. WMUanL .iirs. wiiuiiii is an expenenceu 'teacnei- anfi authority on ne-dle work. The opportunity of learning Embroidery under hor dtrectina should not bo lnissed. ' , Book Store, 557 Willamette street. '" nil I ii Miliar KBItsZiEnhXttJdttiLR U of your patronage solicited. tin mmumi i iil m n"r"i I t LIWULM U1VWJ. llL-V ;uni o ..SPECIAL.. 51b Caiv Choice Lard for.. o o Bmils and Stews Strictly Cot, Pr ' Wes. 8th Street MERCHANTS EUGENE, OREGON ,cr0. N Ii,, In Fkt'iv Ruf'les and Spoony Sam on Jlain Street rics: 15c, 25: and 35 . I JUie icili curuiL oil Up Ol rOnlailQ litiporiuut Date of Showing, Monday, March 30; place, Eiai'i THERE IS SOMETKiNC UNDERNEATH what we claim for our tkti It is truth. If you do it find it is absolutely the kt value for your money we il make good . Come in and 1 1 the various patterns and It signs., we have now all iht Utest styles. THE 50.UARE DEAL GROCER 619 Willamette St. Phore Whin 25. THE BEE HIVE GROCERY Has a new and up-to-date stock of Groreriessclected from thfOljcst brands obtaWable' '. 0 Our Coffees and Teas are fleeted with great care, and our cracker list is confined to the best the market affords. ' . As for flour. ve enrrv flip ipndino- brands. A share &,, W. J. Gibson Son Staple FancyftGroceries, Fbur - Feed 97 WEST EIGHTH We are now located in our ne-vbuildio? o acro;s the street and we will be pleasd u see yo . 65c o MAr-KlV BF.ODER.S BROS. Dois a Genera; iV.r.Kn2 Business ; - Conscrvjt.v.- I.':'-- S. S. SPENCER. . I- H. POTTER, . V. N. M:ALISTER. 1 ii K Cor'7th nd Wiiu n tt