Eugene daily guard., May 16, 1908, Image 5

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he Leading Piano and
)rgan Firm of Lane County
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SbleanJ a score of other world rencwn makes of
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DIVINIIY SCHOOL
GCMHENCEHtUT
BEGINS TOMORROW
Mill!
ME
To Our
Customers
(of the Dust Pans, as shown
te cut above.
tb article has many points
perest to every house-keeji.
if It Is a (lust pan up-to-tiuid
a credit to every home.
HOW TO GET IT.
tone us a cnll for your
fy work and tell as to
a dust pan, and we will
rr one to you free of
IeR LAUNDRY Co
to Mnin 0.5.
1 children need apply, for
4 will be given out at office.
all Paper
Wall Paper
JUST ARRIVED
;
Inited Brethren church, C. C Hell
pastor. Preai-himr ,.. n .
S- C. E. at 7 p. ,,, ' "'
Christian church, J. 3. McCallum
pastor. Bible school at 9:45 a. m;
sermon by Rev. C. Hll-
ii a. m. r ive will be ordain
ed to the ministry at the morning
service. Junion Endeavor at 3 p.m.!
C. E. and Intermediate at 6:45 The
graduating class will have charge of
the service at 8 o'clock. Special mu
sic at Doth services. A cordial Invi-
loi.un given to all to attend these
services.
Baptist church All services as us
ual. At 11 a. m. C. W. Converse will
speak on the "Seven Dispensations."
At S p. m. on "The Komance of History."
Central Presbyterian , church,
services in (rami's hall, East Ninth
street, H. N. Mount, nastor. SnnHav
school at 9:45 p. m.; Christian En
deavor at 6:45 p. m.; public worship
wun sermon Dy me pastor at 11 a.m.
and 7:45 p. m.; morning subject,
"Jabez, the Honorahle"; evening,
"The Duty of the Citizen." A cor
dial 'invitation is extended to attend
all these services.
Methodist church, D. H. Trimble,
pastor. Leagues' anniversary day;
early prayer service, 7 a. m.; class
meeting, 9:45 a. m.; pastor speaks at
10:30 a. m., subject, "How I Shall
Vote on June 1st and Why"; leagues
6:45 p. m.;at 8 p. m. Rev. T. H.
Downs delivers the League anniver
sary address. Special music. Let
al come.
First Church of Christ, Scientist.
Sunday services, 11a. m. and 8 p.m.
Subject, Mortals and Immortals."
Sunday school, 12 m.; Wednesday
evening meeting, 8 p. m. Free read
ing room open dally except Sunday
from 2 to 4 p. m. All are welcome.
Fairmount Presbyterian church
, Sermon at 11 a. m., subject, "Our
Mothers.". At 8 p. m. the service
i will consist of songs and short ad-
dresses. Sunday school at 2:30 p.m.
! A cordial invitation to all.
I St. Mary's Episcopal church, P. K.
Hammond, rector. Holy commun
i ion at 8 a. m.; Sunday school at 9:45
'a. m.; morning prayer and sermon 11
a. m.; evening prayer and sermon,
7:30 p. m.. Strangers and visitors
' cordially welcomed.
r .lowing is the program of the
ccmnuriuemont exorcises of the Eu
gene Divinity School, which begin
tomorrow forenoon at the First Chris
tian church:
Numbiy. May 17, 11 a. ni.
I'pening exercises.
Ilacralaiireate sermon, Rev C Hil
ton. Milton.
i.nc
Ordination service, directed by
j. is. .Mciallum.
llenedictlon.
Commencement, May IK, M:Ol n m
Music.
Pray,--.
S Professor Jesse Davis.
Address. President P. I,. Campbell
special Song. K. I). 8. Chorus.
Address before the graduating
ClllSS. MortOIl L. I'.rMnrv u
Ma.
Conferring of degrees, President
r.. C. Sanderson.
Soul:,
Hen, -diction.
Sunday evenim th., Dl..vUn . ,u..
Christian clinch will be in charge of
srauuaies or trie school. David K
Olson and Nathan E. Reach will de
liver the sermons.
The class of 190X consists of the
following: Ernect C. Wigmore and
David E. Olson, In the classical bibli
cal course, and Anna A. Harden and
Nathan Earl Beach in the English
ministerial course.
; entertained and Instructed us iu ad-1
j dresses, songs and recitations. !
j To rhe newspapers of Eugene, of
: Portland and the press of tlie state
j gen rally which have report.) our
I proceeding:'.
To the railroad companits, which
luruisnea us reduced tares.
JOHN Sl.EHET,
H. YV. LOVELACE. .
Kl.l.EV li. l.AVHEItT.
CARRIE A. Bl'SSARl),
CORA l.F.G'5,
Committee
and new oatterns dace)
t;ut out) effects, that are
up-to-the-minute, and
itice, SAY That's all
. Come in and see for
itlf
lldford & Haskell
' Jtical Painters and Decorators
02 West 8th Street
MONROE
JOUSEFURNISHER
jt have the exclusive
! of the noted DE
ItOIT STOVES and
ANCES. Cash paid
I Second Hand Furni-
hre.
hi 35?6-67 Wett Eighth St..
fJGENE .OREGON
noitx.
At Marccla, May 15, 19ns, to
Bill and wife a son.
BOOKS TO READ
J Birritr, by Rex Beach
' Metropolis, by Sinclair
'Iron Heel, bv London
'facta Nadine, by Reid
now
to be had at
child's Bock Store
5 Wii'am,! Le Su
HOTEL AKltlVAl.S
The Hoffman
Mrs. W. M. Wood, Redding, Cal.
J. D. Dunn, C. G.
A. F. Hurd, Florence.
C. C. Buhl), Kalamazoo, Mich.
R. E. Jackson, Denver.
YV. J. Wlswall, Portland.
YV. L. Day, Portland.
R. YV. Veatch and wife, C. O.
C.eorge Hooper. Shaw, Or.
P. Flood. Portland.
C. C. Callahan. Seattle.
H. Sultan. S. F.
Geo. Hansen. S. F.
Walter Workman. Mabel.
Y'. T. Miller, Portland.
J Slater, Portland.
J. E. Yarnall, Springfield.
J K. Halght. Portland.
Dr. YV. K. Rehhan, Wendling.
M J. Drury, Marrola.
A. A. Waring and wife. Corning.
Iowa.
D. A. Harman. Grants Pass.
C L. YVilliams. Dexter.
Z-Ima Crnzan. Dexter.
U Mi'rh-11. Portland.
Mr. E. O. n-i---'. Oakland. Cal.
I. Ilites. IN r'and.
I. M. M s. I'-rMand.
A. L. .t"ven. ritv.
t. H an. I'nr-.ai i
Mach-n. SprmcfsH 1.
Mii.'h-n.' Portland.
A.
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PRESIDENT SPEAKS TO
METHODIST DELEGATES
(Continued from Page One.)
which make a good wife and good
mother. If each has self-rcsnect on, l
If each realizes that the greatest
tning in lite Is the chance to do ser
vice why, then the future of the na-
is secure, vie cannot stand up
for what Is good 111 manhood and wo
manhood without condemning what
Is evil. We must condemn the man
who is either brutal and vicious or
weak and cowardly the man who
fails to do his duty by the public.who
is a bad neighbor, an idler, an incon
siderate and selfish husband, a neg-
leciuu latner. so also must wo con
demn the woman who, whether from
cowardice or coldness, from selfish
love of ease or from lack of all true
womanly qualities, refuses to do
aright her great and all-essential du
ties of wifehood and motherhood. YVe
admire a good man; but we admire a
good woman more. We believe in
her more. All honor Is due the man
who does his full duty in peace, who
as a soldier does his full duty In war,
but even more honor Is due the moth
er, for the birth pangs make all men
the debtors of all women. No hu
man being hes a greater title to re
spect than the mother who does her
full duty, who hears and rears plen
ty of healthy children, so that there
shall be national growth and not na
tional decadence, so that in quality
and quantity our people shall In
crease. The measure of our belief
In and respect for the good man and
the good womnn must be the measure
of our condemnation of the man and
the woman who, whether from vlc
ionsness or selfishness or from vapid
folly, fails to do each his or her duty
In his or her special sphere. Cour
age, unselfishness, common sense, de
votion to high ideals, a proper care
for the things of the spirit, and yet
also for the things of the body these
are what we most need to see in our
people, these are the qualities that
make up the right type of family
life: and these are the qualities that
by prer- pt and by example you here,
whom I am addressing, are bound to
do al in your power to make the typ
ical qualities of American citizen
ship." STATE GRANGE ENDS
ITS 35th SESSION
(Continue! from Page l.
would be a confusing and disturb
ing factor.
Citizens of Eugene Tlmlikill
The committee on resolutions re
ported as follows:
Resolved, That the officers, mem
bers and visitors of the Oregon stale
grange. In this 35th annual session
assembled, do hereby express their
most sincere appreciation and
thanks to ail ronrerm-d who have In
any manner contributed to the suc
cess of this meeting.
To the citizens of Eugene, whose
welcome has hem so delightfully ex-pr'-s-d
in the various street and
win low decorations, and In so hosplt
alily opening th.-lr homes to shelter
ii
X ,y Commercial Club and to Its
ladies' auxiliary, who have romMn'-d
r-'.-ive and s--..' n. and in every
av '.i do us lion- r and mak- us ciii-
"The Grange in Eugene."
The following verses were continu
ed by Ethel Pringle on "The State
Grange in Eugene":
We love our order, we lore this tow n.
And it is hoped not one will give It
a frown
After being so nicely entertained
At this great session of the State
Grange.
Now Eugene Is an Industrious town.
And no one should try to put It dowii
Hut help It to gain Its efforts high
Of which this State Grange will sure
ly try.
And the V. of O., we must not for
get, Although when wo visited it It was
rather wet :
With President Campbell In the lend
To have the students do some good
deed.
Next the Commercial Club must he
remembered.
Whose assistance has been so kindly
rendered
In giving the members of this great
order
A chance to see Eugene from border
to border.
We think Lane county granges have
showed their good will,
And will surely have to pay some bills
for giving the State Grange such a
treat
Of the many good things they had to
eat.
The State Orange met In Odd Fel
lows' hall.
We know It is thelr's by the emblems
on its walls;
Thanks be to their order and God
bless them all.
If they live up to their motto at the
head of their hall.
And when we walk upon. the streets
Not only Patrons do we meet,
P;it citizens of high renown '
Which makes complete this lovely
town.
Again there is something we do not
see.
Something of which Eugone Is free,
Which surely Is a credit to you,
And don't let one como here, what
'ere you do. j
Now, you all know what I mean,
It Is a saloon, which would cause cit
izens to dream :
To dream the dreams thai will causo
them to do
Deeds of disgrace to themselves and
you.
And when to our humble homes wo
c-n
We, as State Granger members, sure
ly Know
Much credit Is due to Eugeno,
The town which is surely fit for a
"Queen."
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Pt! am bx i
won j
1C3C
3C
Woim-ii sluuilil uiiclcrslaiiil ilmt
melancholia, rmmmmly culled "the
jliliws," is iu iiint) times out of ten a
siiresymiUiininf some serious female
'nritunii! ilcningvmi'iit mid should
have, iiiimetliato niu-uliun.
I YVoincti whoso siurils nro
depressed, nnd who uro nilitii?
mid uiisemMc, should lvly U)kui
LYDIAELPINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
is is evidenced by following letters.
Mrs. F. Ellsworth, of Jlayville,
N. V.f writes to .Mrs. Vinklmin:
' For three yean I wus In nn awful
dt'ftpuudent ami nervous condition
:niiM-il by female trouble. I waa not
soulrnted anywhere, anil waa In such
constant fear that sometiiiu; trrible
was froing to happen that it seemed as
though 1 should lose my mind. Lydla
R riukhaiu's Vegetable Compound has
restored my health, and 1 cannot say
enough for it."
Alin. Mary J. William, of Bridge
port, III., writes to .Mm. rinkhum:
1 have been aufferinfr from a female
trouble, baekaehe aud henduches, and
waaho blue that I wan simply in despair.
I feel it my duty as well as niv pleasure
to tell you that Lydia K. HnUham's
Vegetable Compound cur4 me. The
change in n.y appearance ii wonderful,
and I wish every aunVriu w )uiia
would try iu"
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thirty yours 1 ydin K. Pink,
hum's VeRt'tulilo ('nmixiund, mttdo
from roots nnd herbs, lius lx-on the
stiindurd remedy fur feiimlu ills,
mid hits posit i vely cured t housiindsof
women who have Imtii troubled with
displacements, inllunmmlioii, ulcera
tion, irrt'ifuliiriUes, eriodiu pains,
buckauke. "Why don't you try it?
DEIIS AXH IIAMDItl)
SOCIALIST NOMINEES
Chicago, May 15. The So-
clallst party in convention lo-
day nominated Eugeno V.
Debs, of Indiana, for Its can-
dldnte for president and Hon-
amln Hanford, of New York,
for vice president. Tho tlrk-
' et will be ratified at a mass
meeting called for tomorrow.
F. A. RANKIN. BUYS
SPRINGFIELD PROPERTY
F. A. Rankin, the well-known mti.
slcnl goods dealer of this city, today
bought Mark T Fleming's business
property In 8prlngfleld. trading a
342-ncre farm at Hmltbfleld for II.
The Springfield property conslstB of
60 feet frontage on Main street and
contains a two-story frame building
occupied by a hotel and a ono-story
building occupied by a butcher shop.
The property is across the street from
the Hotel Springfield.
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Mrs. W -I. ,r' ,
Vr. aud Mrs J Wa.f-rd.
NeV.
C, 1! Vilier. I'"r:!."n1.
Guv Miller. I'nrilanl
F C K.-lsav. p.irtiat.'I.
A. C. YVagncr, Purtland.
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Be uppM of ii
CHAMBERS HARDWARE
facility nnd FM.li-n's of tlie
v r,l Or, .'i.n. w !.- i. -
tr. tr-a;;f-.i;ir ai.d
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; . ,,n i,f t r, . s t.,,,1-.' ,-tiid --I c.r
l::i!'v cr-.-'d ut- not for.'ting tile
, ,f pr-TTv l,-'!e cirls i'.o d.-o--;..,,,
is i-h r',l--s not ni re d-inft
Tit-l f i'r 'Km ' i-rns-lv-. nf.r th
l'n:v, r-y til- Club and Eutc-ne Mll-i-.-iTv
band which mere tn heartily en-
To h local grsneej. who i hj
r annir'-d the d-f orat Ions and bo'inli.
ftii f',if on the iH-asion ofQhe fifth
and liiith d-grees.
To the Independent Order of Odd
Fellows who so generously furnished
o the use of Its commodious hall free
of ehsrge.
To loots who hire so tfreesbly
MARRIED
A pretty home wedding was sol
emnized at the home of Mr, and Mrs
J. F. White, at Cottage Grove, al
8:30 o'clock Tuesday ev. nlng. The
contraclng parties were Miss Mabel
White and Mr. Fay Miller. Rev. T.
II. Downs was the officiating clergv-
man who tied the nuptial knot, pro
nouncing the ceremony which united
Ithe lives of these .-Itiuial'le. young
peoiti-. ,
"niy !h InMrnnt" frb nds of both
f.-.niiii-s -r(. t-r.-s-nt. 'I 'ie bride Is
Ian ex ll-nt yoiinc l.olv anil Hi
' i-r ,orn Is . Ttf-i.tlonaKv - !i Wnow n in
This dry a has i.-.d-d h-re
j s:tt' - a yo!iTr lad
! Mr and Mrs Miller will commence
1 hon !,, jng al or: afi l av.- r-nt-,
-d the Guy Miller reMd-rin; on the
east side. Times.
Certain Approval
of our workmanship and skill
in cleansing and scouring:, of
your own wisdom in sending
"that old gown" to us, only
awaits its return to you. Your
purse when you get our prices
will join the ;lad acclaim of
our generous andexpert treat,
ment of your clothing by us-
Every thing possible in
Cleaning and Dyeing
Eugene D ye Works
6th and Willam:tte Sti.
Phone Red 2861
i lie rir-gon EN-ctrlc c,,mpany has
sured-d in adjtis'llig nil right of
way difficulties and have et right of
war 0"w at work iH-twen (iarden
Home and Hlllsboro.
Insls'. upon I) Wlrt s Wtlch Hate
Salve. It is espi'Clally good for piles.
Sold by all trugglsts.
Bee the new braced Ha rigs wheel.
No ertrs chtrg for brsc.
CHAMBBIltt HAHDWARS CO.
The GRAND
PROGRAMME
FOR
NONDAY
TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY
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Music Hath Charms.
Repentence.
Childs Reformatory.
Inexhaustible Barrels.
Two Bad Boys.
Mother in Law's Race.
Boys' Larks.
Son in Law's Race.
Excentricities of a Wheel.
...SONGS...
I Miss You In a Thousand Dif
ferent Ways.
I am Dreaming of the Lily of
"' "the Valley.
Come and Let Us
Demonstrate That We Have
The Most Up-to-date
Electric Show .
on the Pacific Coast for
1 0 cents
Program changed
Monday "and Thursday
Evening Performance 7:45 p. m.
Matinee Wednesdays &nd Saturdays
Children 5c
J BURNS & GULLIFORD, Props, j
SAY IIOVS! TOM WATSON'S
OCT AGAIN' THIS SPHIVG
AMI I. AIMS 'I'll AT roll Till:
u ill i i. hoi m: hi: h the hum;
Our I' ,.!!-!;, f'.f nd.i have t!iib olit-l
I l.ii'.'i aad i (Oi'id'-li In lioir can
didal., .-o l-.'U I Ii.- jiiiMIi In us. Our
r-' or 1 -,( ihe pa-l Nji-aks voliilir -,
If oii want lo s-ctire .atif-fan loo a
all Urn.-)-, patronize the Tlic.ilrc It-,
tatirant. You will be well sutisfl- l
with its meals.
THEATRE CAFE
M'ONK'H IIFAYK DHOI-S
Grra tr.t known rrniedy lor hfavet
lliifhUnd. O., fJcl. 31, 1902.
This ii to certify tlul I gave m
marr one botlle ol 'Stone'i Heavs
l)r,tps"and cured her ol heaves,
'I his was last winter and the hat
not been aflectediince G Wallace
L'H.S.C. S TONE. Salem, Or.
hue tale by all druggists.
Singer Hewing Machine Comnany.
11 r. Willamette street, phono Jled
1451. tf
$1.00
Do not allow anything to prevent
your hearing the llaraca Male Quar
tet at the M. E, church Tuesday
vaolng. May lth. nil
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iv ii
s still have our bsrualn of rioter,
vhloh Includes hardware, furniture,
ik and matting. Dont wait until
'it are alt ne.
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