Eugene daily guard., April 28, 1908, Image 4

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The Grocer
grinds cheap and
good coffee in the
same mill. Don't
let him spoil
Folger's
J. k cm cm
mm
Golden
Gate
with the slightest trace of
poor coffee. Buy a coffee
mill and grind your coffee
at home, fresh each day.
J. A. Folger Bl Co.,
San Francisco
Dr, T. Felix Pour cud's
TOILET POWBEK
A Jlin nlltim-p.
tic; Toilet l'nwilur
for itifunU anil
wiullH. -Aiui-eiluly
perfumed.
Kcmh-rs nil excel,
lint cniiili'xion
mill keeps I lie Iiin
clear, soft ami
velvety. KelicvoS
akin irritiiLioiiund
should he used
freely after bath
ing and shaving,
giving a delight
ful and rofrcHliinC
eltuct. At deal
ers or liy mail, 25
cents Box. Pre-
1 pared by
FERD. T. HOPKIN8, N.Y. CITY,
Proprietor of OOURAUD'S ORIENTAL CREAM
OB BALI AND IUSCOMMNDID DI
STANLEY'S,
012 WIllanwtK! St
RuKcno
Every Woman
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iHjiii ma woiiiinrjm
MARVEL Vlhlrllna Sprcy
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liHUv-littviH liruic Co., u storos.
WooilwHrcl, ClHrkn A On., Portland
CATHOLICS CELEBRATE
WITH LICENSES
(Continued from Page 1.)
shares with St. Paul the glorious tl-i
tie of apostle of the nations. (
We are assembled here this morn-!
lug to celebrate with Joyful uraise j
and thanksgiving the hundredth an
niversary of the establishment of the)
diocese of New York. I
A retrospect of the principal per
sonages who figured In the history !
of this see during the past century j
would be manifestly Incomplete if no,
mention were made of John Carroll, I
the first archbishop of Baltimore, the ;
Metropolitan, in his day, or the Bish
op of New York, and the Patriarch of
the American church.
John Carroll was appointed the
first bishop of Baltimore by Pius
VII, In an apostolic brief dated No
vember, 1789. The see of Baltimore
then finbra -red the whole United
Slate
lie v.::" c ::i:'"c:"Ued. In the chapel
attached tJ t l.ulworth castle In
Knglnnil, the e.i,4iut scut of Thomas
j Weld, ICsq. Mr. Wdd had the honor
: f entertaining, iimi-j than once,
1 King (ieore III, of Knghuiil, and the
(.friendship of the sovereign secured
j fur his. hint religious concessions
' which were denied Id the otli-r Cath
i till" gentry mid nobility III those days
, of persecution;
I The consecrating prelate was Dr.
i WalmcKley, vicar aposiollc jf the
j London district. This bishop wiis not
only 11 learned cliuriliniiiii, hut also
a distinguish'. d scientist. When Kng
Innd had determined iu ISTil) to adopt
I '.in (Ire gorliui calendar, Dr. W'alines
ly was selected with other scientific,
men t: arrange the calendar, and
adopt It to the British realm.
The sermon, on that occasion, was
prinehe l by Itev. Charles IMowden,
an Intimate friend of Dr. Carroll, and
a member of the Society of Jesus.
Kalher I'lowdon then uttered a pre
diction Unit has limply been fulfilled.
He said that tile day would come
when the daughter would surpass the
mot her, when I ho church In America
would outgrow In iiumherB ami Influ
ence the Church of 10 n gland. 1
His words have been abundantly
verified, for today the Catholic
church ln the United States vastly.
excclB the Church of Kngland In the,
niliu,lcr of the hierarchy, her clergy
and laity, -and in the splendor of her
Institutions of religion, charity und
education.'
I regard 'the selection of Bishop
Carroll as a most providential event
for the welfare of the American
church. Kor, If a prelate of narrow
views, a man put of sympathy and
hnrmony with the genius of the new
ltopubllc had been chosen, the pro-
gross of the Catholic religion would
have been 'seriously Impeded.
Te cardinal then followed the his
tory of the church in America down
to the present time, dwelling upon
the most important epochs and in
cidents in the order of thetr occur
rence. I
But of all the nations that have;
contributed to the upbuilding of the;
church pi Christ In (he city of New
York, you will all avow with gratl- j
tude, whatever may be your anccslry. !
that the post of honor must betas-!
signed to the children of the ever j
faithful Ireland. They have bornej
ftie brunt of the battle. Whatever j
may have been the causes that led j
to the expatriation of so many of 1
Ireland s sons and daughters from j
their native soil, an over-ruling Prov-j
Idence has made their exile subser
vient to higher and holler purposes.
I can safely say that there are but
few cities or towns In the United
States where the Catholic religion
has not been proclaimed by priests
and sustained by laymen or Irlso j
birth or descent.
, Daniel Webster, in a speech dell v.;
ered in the United Slates senate, thus I
speaks or the vast expanse of the j
British empire:
"She has dotted over the surface,
of the globe with her possessions and!
military posts, whose morning driim-j
beat, following the sun, and keeping!
company with the hours, encircles j
the earth with one unbroken strain
of the martin airs of Knghintl." t
And may we not affirm, with equal i
truth, that whenver England has j
enlarged 'her boundaries the Irish ;
missionary' has extended the klng-t
dom of Christ, wh' rever she has pro
claimed her lawi. be has preached j
the gospel; whei r ver Kngland has j
built a f:;rt or a '-ustom house, the j
-missionary has erected a house of 1
prayer, e';d vnei-evc-r l-Jnglanu has
planted the banner of St. (Jeorge, the
Irish missionary has raised the cross;
the symbol of salvation.
When I contemplate this army of
sturdy Immigrants leaving their na
tive shores of lCurope anil advancing
toward your beautiful harbor, when
I behold them assimilated with the
native population, and become "bone;
of our bone nnd flesh of our flesh.
when I see them contributing to the
material wealth and prosperity of
the country, und above all, when I
observe theni enriching our nation
with the blessings of the Christlau
faith, and uniting with us In build
ing up the walls of Jerusalem, when
I survey this scene, the glorious vlB-j
Ion of the Prophet Isaiah looms up :
before me: "Arise, be enlightened 61
.Jerusalem, for thy light is come, ;
and the glory or the Lord is risen i
upon thee. The Gentiles shall walk
In thy light nnd kings In the bright
ness or thy rising. Lift up thine eyes
round about and see; all these are,
gathered together; they are como un
to thee; thy sons shall come from
afar, and thy daughters shall rise up
at thy side, Then slutlt.tho usee and -abound,
and thy heart shall wonder
and be enlarged when the. multitude
or the sea shall be converted to thee,
the strength or the Gentiles snail
como upto thee."
A word, In conclusion, to you, my
brethren, who are the heirs or the
rnlth or your fathers. It is your sa
cred mission to see to it that the glo
rious prophecy of Isaiah will be am
ply fulfilled, nnd that the twentieth
century will emulate the century
Just closed by tho growth nnd expau-'
Ion of the "church of Christ. This
result vou will accomplish by co-op
erating with your bishops and clergy!
In promoting every good worn un
dertaken in the cause of religion and
hlUIIHTlitV
When the bishop, his clergy and 1
people are united, there Is no such
word as fail. They are sure to suc
ceed. They for ma triple chord that
cannot be broken. They are engaged
in a triple alliance more formidable
and enduring than the alliance of
kings and -emperors; for yours Is an
alliance, not of flush and blood, but a
compact cemented by faith, hope and
charity.
Take an actnve, personal, loyal In
terest In all that concerns the tem
poral and spiritual welfare or your
beloved country. No man should be
a drone in the social beehive. No
one should be an Indiflerent specta
tor of the Bocial, economic and politi
cal events occurring around him. As
you all enjoy the protection of a
strong and enlightened government,
so should each man strive to have
a share in sustaining the burden of
the commonwealth.
Above oil, take an abiding and vi
tal interest In all that affects the
welfare of your holy religion. Let
the words of the royal Psalmist be
your inspiring watchword: "If I
forget thee, O Jerusalem, let my
right hand be forgotten; let my ton
gue cleave to the roof of my mouth,
if I do not remember thee; If I do
iiLt make Jerusalem the beginning of
my joy."
., MAIUtlEU
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r.i..n.i hiu afrprnnnn. Thom-
in rumaiiu i'"" ... . ,
as W. Munroe, of this city, and Miss
.Marv Owen, "f Portland. inj
arrh here Tonight and will make
this city their permanent residence.
Mr Munroe is the junior partner of
the firm of Munroe & Son, furniture
and hardware dealers, on West
Eighth street, and is a young man
of sterling worth and integrity. He
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. K..
Munroe. His bride has been em
ployed at the Eugene hospital for
the past three years as nurse and
graduated from that Institution only
a week ago. She Is a young lady or
excellent qualities and has hostB or
friends. Their many rriendB tender
sincere congratulations.
BOMB THIviWKlv t
DIKS OF I.VJiniES
Where the finest biscuit
cake, hot-breads, crusts
or puddings are required
oyal is indispensable,
New York, April 28. Selig
Sllverstein, the anarchist
who attempted to throw a
bomb into a group of police
men in I.'nion Square a few
weeks ago, died of his inju
ries today. Sllverstein's com
panion was killed , by the
bomb.
COFFEE
Three-quarters of coffee
js such that we can't
touch it; we make five
grades of the top quarter.
Your cmfrr returns yn:ir m'Tiey if vuu doa'l
like Schilling") Hest: w- pay him.
Cliiciign V.'lieut Market.
I Chicago. April 2S. May, !! 1-S;
I July, Xti 7-S: September, S3 1-2.
11.1.1 STK.VTKD SOXO
"You Splash Me and I'll Splash
You."
tf ORPHEl'M THEATRE.
Balang Powder
Absolutely Pare
Not only for rich or fine food
or for special times or service.
Royal is equally valuable in the
preparation of plain, substantial,
every-day foods, for all occa
sions. It makes the food more
tasty, nutritious and wholesome.
, riLEsr ni.Es. .-iLfcSi .. .
Williams Indian Pile Ointment
will cure blind, .bleeding and Itching
piles. Jt absorbs the tumors, allays
Rolling at once, acts as a poultice,
gives instant relief. Williams' In-
E. C. DeWItt & Co., Cbiea, Hi.
Gentlemen In 1S97 I had a disease..
o( the stomach and bowels. In the'
spring of 1902 I bought a bottle of
Kotlol nnd the benefit I received nil
the gold In Georgia could not buy. j
Mav you live long and prosper. Yours I
very trulv, C. X. Cornell, Rodlng, Ga.
August 27, 1906. Sold by all drug-1
gists.
STKAMKIl AltAOO
BIOPOItTKK ASHOItK
dian Pile dntment Is prepared for c oVmT Fulton1:
piles and itching or the private parts. , ,n l)e second district Ellis dereats
Sold by Linn Drug Co., by mail F,0c Geer for the Republican nomination
and $1.00. Williams Mfg. Co., for congress by 33'JT; Aitcftlson wins
props., Cleveland. O. j for railroad commissioner over Hurl-
: hurt bv 878. Jeffreys Is nominated
i for congress by the Democrats over
I Derby by five votes.
J'UIlNm-Itli FACTORY
Having purchased the Day & Hen- j
dorson furniture factory, I am now ! DeWIttls Kidney and Bladder Pills
prepared to manufacture furniture ' are prompt and thorough and will in
upon special orders, and am pre-' a short time strengthen weakened
pared to fill orders ror the retail : kidneys and allay tronbtes arising
or wholesale trade. Repairing work : from Inflammation of the bladder,
also, solicited arid prompt attention ; Sold by all druggists.
given name. , I '
My prices will be founfl reasonable j William F. McGregor has been rec
nnd satlsraetton guaranteed In every : ommended by the- Oregon delegation
respect. H. C. MORGAN. ! for collector- or customs at Astoria.
Eureka, April 2 8. A Ta
ble Bluff wircledB message re
ports the steamer Arngo
ashore at the mouth or Eel
river. No particulars are
given. . .
!
See the new san',"ry carpet lining.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Bee supplies of all kinds.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
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Plenty of Trouble. j
!s caused by stagnation 01 the livei 1
and bowels. To god rid of It and ;
headache and biliousness and the;
poison that brings jnundice, take Dr. j
King's New Life Pills, the reliable
purifiers that do the work without
grinding or griping. 25c at W. A..
Kuykendall's drug store,. j.
GERMAN COACH STAIitlOW j
The German, coachu horse which
purchased from Duncan Scott wilrj
make the stand during-the season, at!
Bangs' barn. j
tt J. H PERKINS.
1KITKI, AKIMVALS
The S111111I1'.
S. S. Goldsmith, Portland.
It. C. I):irras, Portland.
.T. A. McKiimon. Portland.
W. P. Smith, San Kranrio.
W. A. Teutsch. Portland:
W. It. White, Phoenix. Ariiom.
1. A. beitrtdge, Portland. -A.
Welch. Portland.
H. Jacobs, San Franrlsto.
A. G. Wilson, San Franeisto.
T. M. Barr, Salem.
W. L. Archailllieail. Portland.
E. A. McDonald, Seattle.
I. Hemholdt, Boston.
D. M. Clark. Qulnry.
Henry Harlan, Portland.
G. H. Haight, Denver.
A. Graham, Cottase Grove.
L. Bnndy and wife, Medford,
Frank Reece, Los Alleles.
H. R. McLafferty, Chicago.
J. G. Me.Val), Portland.
G. E. Whorton and wile, Portlai
Take one of our Coffleld tm
washers on 30 days trial and yon a
do your washing without work.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE Cft
11 Acre Tracts mBl
. o
my All 5Mi
lair dtreet Addition are ne
IF YOU WANT ONE YOU'LL HAVE TO HURRY
Best Place in Eugene's Suburbs to Build a Home Best Opportinut for Investment
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BLAIR STREET ADDITION
TO
mGtmr OREGON.
wniy two or the acre tracts and two ot thp thrpp-nn.irfpr arrP rne
will 1 UWn fl i 1 7 , , im mere nas deen a good sale ot lots. Several
will be built m the addition this spring and summer, and other purchasers will set out shade and fruit trees The nrnnprw was priced v
reasonable to start w.th; and rapid sale and improvements made and contemplated justify a Steady Advance in Price on all unsold lots and tra-ts Rlv I? a 5 -v PP.,, 1 ?, valuC in
years. It at present prices the best investment in Eurene. because it is situated where the town must Mnd ov,r it hUlt Strc:t Adatlon ihk "
houses
:d verj'
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""svitv, vH,i.b .1 .o auuuiiu vtiiciw int. luwil I11U61 CAailU UVCT II.
Just as sure as water runs diinw hill ("'nd.-iii- m,u.i j u. : ...n... j.. ...t a.. i
. ( if. . . o K.w MUw.. imc . .mi., ya..Ly4.u.iuS, wucrc ine ciecinc roaas will come up Iroin Portl,n-l ,4 .i t. . . , . . , t
. it.you want a nome or w.sli to save money by investing it on easy installments in desirable real estate, you can't miss it in PI i p V on . nZ Iar?CSt part W thI C"y S ? flnJ yf
Second strect.will be graded through the addition this spring-the time to bay one or more of the large lots! 68'4 x 143 fc.t ;s NOW Wf 0
A.. r .L. r 11. .... . hi , . . wtore the price is advanced.
-ruiy ut uic iouowing wcu-Known ana reliable real estate dealers will i ehd to sWr u
Jn m , r. a ddctt DCa t r,c a " 0 W you thls Ppertsroit any time
OREGON LAND CO.
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McMURPHEY & RIJGH,
OREGON HOME AND L9ND CO
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ACIFIG LANDoCa