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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 11, 1908)
THE KluKlK MrtllI (jl'AKU. II mmii . - . . . . 1 1- 4 I'll XT tfl flHIH O P-IUMU.JJ V'.iA'. U'WHIiU'l' ' .LK.IJ i n u h i n n m fi h an s in CASTOR Vegetable Prcparalion for As similating the Food ami He? ula ling the Slomnda and bowels of PromotesIi4eslion.Chrtiful ness and Rest.Contains nriUw Opniin.Morptiuie nor MiucmL Not Nahcotic. Jmim 3ml- Aperfeel Hemedy forCoiwIlaa tion. Sour Slomaih.DUrrhurii, Worms Convulsions .Feverish ncss and LOSS or SLEEP. TacSiinW 5inalure of NTW YOBK. tXACT COPT Of WRAPPER. 5! For Infmta b4 ChiWya. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of i WILL NOTIFY COLONEL BRYAN 0Fo NOMINATION (V In Use For Over Thirty Years CflSTB TMf TUH IOMMITi MKW ' Eugene Theater SS. BEST SHOW OF THE SEASON COMING BAND AND ORCHESTRA CLAMAN'S PLAYERS Presenting the Big Scenic Revival oi "On the Frontier" In Five Acts and Six Scenes A COMPANY OF J 6 PEOPLE High class vaudeville specialties between each act. Not a dull moment in the play. Latest special me chanical devices and electrical effects THREE SHOWS IN ONE Drama Vaudeville Music Free Band Concert In Front of Theater 7:15 to 8:15 p.m. Prices: 25, 35 and 50 Cents Lincoln, NY-li.. Aug. H. All pre o liaratirirm have been umpleted for tut? notlflcatlii tomorrow of William I. liryan of his nomination for the pre-lilency. The occasion promises to be one of tht? most memorable events lu the history of Lincoln. Leading citizens, without regard to their political affiliations, have en tered Into the plans for the event, which will be graced by rhe pres ence of many republican officials of Nebraska and of the city of Lin coln. Th ceremonies attending the no tification will take place on the Krounds of the state capital, whore titan il a have been erected for the fieakors and prominent guests. The ceremonies will be preceded by a luncheon at the Lincoln Hotel, at tended by Mr. Ilryan, Mr. Kern and the members of the notification com mittee. Among the members of the notification committee, many of whom reached the city today, are the following: W. A. Forbes, Ari zona; C. W. Ossenton, West Virgi nia; It. H. Walker, Alabama; Ilyron llarwlg. Wisconsin; liuatave Jones, Arkansas; Oeorgo F. Chrlstenscn, Washington; J. W. Pauley, Minneso ta; Charles Edelman, California; J. II. Tyler. Vlrglna; John T. Wlnshlp, Michigan; Elmer F. Bockwlth, Col orado; James K. Burke, Vermont; Harry C. Ney. Connecticut; William Masterson, Texas; W. S. Jennings, Florida; Humphrey O'Sulllvan, Massachusetts; li. ). McKesler. Ten nessee; Crawford Wheatley, Geor gia; F. M, Zlehack, South Dakota; Hnrry L. Day, Idaho; Edward F. limine, Illinois: T. F. Brantley, South Carolina; 1". I'. Kean. Ilhode Island; Harry McCart, Indiana; DcWltt C. DeWItt, Pennsylvania; I,. M. Travis. Oregon; J. P. O'Mally, Iowa; D. M. Haley, Oklahoma; Charles M. Saw yer, Kansas; T. S. Arnold, Ohio; John Pnltrton, Louisiana; 'Frank Llsh, North Dakota; W. B. Hnlde mnn, Kentucky; Edward J. Hale, North Carolina; Lewis Nixon, New York; J. H. Wynne, Mississippi; J. W. Ferris, Missouri; John H. Moore hend, Nebraska; W. 11. George, Mon tana; and Robert DavlB, New Jersey. From the hotel the chief partici pants In the ceremonies will proceed In carriages to the Btale capital. Con gressman Henry D. Clayton, of Ala bama, will deliver the notification speech. Tho speech of acceptance by Mr. Bryan, It is said, will be short as compared with the acceptance apfoch of Mr. Taft. It Is said to contain less than six thousand words. The Issues of the campaign will he discussed, but not at great length, Mr. Brynn's views being reserved for mere elaborate troatment In the sev eral speeches he Intends to make dur ing the latter part of August and early In September. Tho advance guard of the crowd of visitors who will attend the notifi cation put In an appearance today. Largo parties. Including a number of political clubs, are expected to arrive tomorrow morning from Kansas City, Omaha and other points. The city la elaborately decorated for the occasion and the downtown streets are filled with hawkers selling Bryan and Kern souvenirs and badges of all descriptions. ACTIVITY OF AGEO HEAD OF SALVATION ARMY Ixindon, Aug. 11. General Booth, the venerable head of the Salvation Army, continues to he one of the wonders of the axe. In his eight ieth year he is Just completing his fifth automobile tour through Great Britain. Starting from Dundee, the general and his staff have visited scoreB of towns, and addressed hun dreds of meettings. Everywhere he has been received with enormous crowds. General Booth's next trip will be to South Africa, where he goes in order to have a look at Rhodesia, and to form an oolnlon as to its WILLIAM BOOTH. capabilities to receive British set tlers. Should tho field be found fa vorable the Salvation Army will turn a part of the present emigration from Canada to Rhodesia. FORBES TO ARRIVE EARLY IN SEPTEMBER Coach Forbes, of the University football team, Is expected to arrive in Eugene soon after September 1 to take charge of the preparations for tho 1908 football team. Forbes has been in the lumber business near Se attle. Olln Arnsplger. assistant to Forbes, has beon working near Eugene all summer. In speaking of the rules he said that there was little change from last year In this season's. The rule books are Just out, edited as us ual by Walter Camp. Trainer Hayward Is expected to re turn from the East shortly before college opens. THE EXQUISITE AROMA nr niininr nftrrrr ur iitiuiuc uurrcc will be found lu our tine blend of Mocha and Java that makes a cup of coffee fit for the gods. Our reputation Is your safe guard in I he matter of teas and and coffees, and you can get better quality at lower prices here than at any ether store In Eugene. Purity, flue flavor and quality l guarantied with ev ery pound if tea, coffee or spices sold at tlreeu a. W. M. GREEN, DEAL GROCER 619 Willamette St. Phone Main 23. OREGON'S RIFLE TEAM LEAVES FOR EAST In charge of Adjutant-General Kin der, the ride team of the Oregon National Guard left last night lu a special car for Camp Perry, on Luke Erie, Ohio, where they will represent Oregon lu the National rifle competi tion. The team will reach Camp Per ry about a week before the tourna ment begins, so Hint they will have opportunity to familiarize themselves with the range and rest from the long rlile on the train. The members tif tho team are: Major F. B. Ham lin, of Roschurg, team coach: Cap tain Samuel White, of Baker City, team spotter; Lieutenant Eugene Moshherger. of Wtmdburn, team range officer; Captain It. Scott, of Portland; Corporal Alex Ferguson. Lieutenant Fred tl. Stewart. Lieuten ant Richard Deich, Sergeant Alnsley Q, Johnson, Corporal O. Romalne, Sergeant A. A. Schwarx. Private Butto Mooney, Sergeant F. H. Snod gruss, Sergeant C. W. Abrams, Pri vate Ben F. Shields, Corporal J. A. IVtts, Sergeant R. L. Perdew, and Corporal W. W. McOornaek. ELI BANGS J. H. WEST CP. BA.RNARH EARL NUNUTT BANGS LIVERY CO. Livery, Feed, Stage atd Sales Stables Obi Always KcJdV First Qau Turnouts ol AH Descriptions ..STACES. aYKHNZlE S TAGEWsvn hW, t&JOa. m. SUgrsdo not cill t ertvste residence rut will c all lev D(g4f r It aotittrd th day brier. KUGENE FLORENCE STAGE A dal'.y itj(f leivrtEugrne it 6 i. m, to MjrWhm. clt connection by if sine h Klotvnct sod cm Uvery Phone Main 2 ! TEACH KIW EXAMINATION- Notice Is hereby given that the county superintendent ot lne coun ty will hold the regular examination of applicants for state and county papers In the county court house, Eugene, Oregon, as follows: r State l'wK'nt Commencing Wednesday, August U. 190S, at o'clock a. m., and con tinuing until Saturday, August 15, at 4 p. m. Wednesday- Penmanship, history, spelling, physical geography, reading, psychology. Thursday Written arithmetic, the ory of teaching, grammar, book keeping. Friday Physiology, geography, composition, alfobra. English litera ture. Saturday- Botany, plane geomet t. gt'ttersl history, school law. For County Pnirr Commencing Wednesday. August li. IStK. at a m ami continuing nntll Friday. August 11. at 4 o'clock. Wednesday, Penmanship, history, orthography, reading, physical geog raphy. Thursday Written arithmetic, theory ot teaching, grammar, physi ology Friday - Geography, school law. civil Koyenunent. English literature W. II IMI.LAKIi, County Siiperlni'nJent. DIRK DISTRESS It Is Near at Hand to Hundreds of Kugene Renders. Don't neglect an aching back. Backache. Is the kidneys' cry for help. Neglect hurrying to their aid Means that urinary troubles will follow quickly, Dire distress, Blight's disease, dia- Detes. Mrs. !. Lester, of 551! Charnelton street. Eugene, Or., writes: "1 have suffered a great deal with pain in my hack anil liuneness In the loins, us well as disorders of the kidneys. Some time ago I decided to take Dunn's Kidney Pills and after using the in for a few days 1 found great relief from the pain and lameness. I most heartily recommend this rem edy to others." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo. New York, Bole agents for the Cul led' States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other. THE LARGEST DAY EVER At The Bon Marche' Closing Out Sale WE HAVE heard of large days and have done a large busi ness in one day, but we never had such a day as Satur day was. The store was packed from morning till I J at night. There were twenty clerks working as hard as they could to wait on the trade. We will add extra salespeople this week, so that the people will not have to wait to do their trading. It Vill pay any family or person to buy their year's supply now, as every article is MARKED AT MANUFACTURER'S COS You can get almost two pair of shoes for the price of one; you can get two suits for the price of one. We cannot go into details and price every articie, but we will sell you at just manufacturer's cost. Every article is marked in plain figures and any child or person can buy with their eyes shut and get the best bargain ever offered in Eugene Remember we have just four more weeks to sell our entire stock in. - EVERYTHING MUST BE SOL as FOUR DOLLARS -WILL BE THE PRICE OF THE- Pacific Electric Heating Company's I ELECTRIC IR.ON I UNTIL SEPTEMBER TENTH H A year's guarantee accompanies each iron This type of iron is used in all of the laundries in the Northwest s GET ONE ON A FREE TRIAL I Pacific Electric Engineering Co. Wiring, Supplies, Fixtures 5 1 6 Willamette Street Phone Red 5541 Summer Excursion ltiitca to equina and Newport and Detroit. On sale every day, round trip to Yaqulna, $5.00; to Nowport $5. GO; to Detroit, I4.S5. Tickets sold on Saturday and Sun day to Yaqulna and Newport, limited to Monday following. $.1.00. A. J. 81LLETTE. Agent. Per Sore Feet. ! "I have found linden's Arnica! Salve to be the proper thing to use! for sore feet, as well ns for healing burns, sort's, cuts, and all manner of abrasions." writes Mr. W. Stone, of East Portand. Maine. It Is the prop er thing, too. for piles. Try It! Sold under guarantee at W. A. Knyken-i dall'a drug store. 2 5c. There is an Increasing Demand For Young Men and Women who have a PRACTICAL EDUCATfON The Eugene Business College women llll.l.MlRF. nittiTHEltS For all kinds of draylng and ex press. House phono Red 2712; of fice. Rlark 6411. IF Vol' KNEW Tho merits of Texas Wonder you Tonld never suffer from Kidney, Madder or rheumatic trouble. $1 a bottle (two months' treatment sold by O. J. Hull, or bv mall. Send tor testimonials. Dt K W. Hall, SSStl Olive street, St. Louis. COW KEEP. Alfalfa meal. At Ua!".e7's. Tenth and Willamette streets. Phone Red ij:i. 9 0 Wood swum; Casollne p,w. r. bv W. W. Moore, pho lied 3.': Order large or small will be appreciated. has trained many young men and for responsible positions. If you are inter ested write us for information -:- -:- Fall Term Opens September 7, 1908 Send for Catalog. Address Eugene Business College EUGENE, OREGON ; stn.INI.: wixm saw. C.arrison & Cilwor. saw :, WOOll 'V;1- 1-1. Home K. 1. H AIGIIT, GBttMA COACH WAU1 i"(i) When hnc.-y , h Whites resta-arant win 5itlsf. ,f Ocnera, Vlew.Tk X.L.'."??- The German rh oorij t? 11 " iiiamette and Olive. i I purchased Irom "u:,i(liif make the stand dur tl 6 ' IUP.L FOR THE cr.tRD. !,ta I Hangs' barn. J. li. Tt& o o o o o
