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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 2, 1908)
1 A Si fl! Witt HIKED OF lie cmcuon: V't ,ars" ! II VII li a VII HI fl IS x.ri..V 1 5 JEf-H'TiW KJ Eif jffBh. u ) iti fur t &y block to C Z i prominent I ' 1 " ( mI cap- tarn- "'"' 'i, and (be intention, it rl,- next spring. L and the pro senterprise are tn be rP' It i fl.0.O.F. tk rnrner ol ' .j n,fc streets. lt-ed seven-stor r i Violin Siiih street in , RS AND CREW !rUASi?ef Ut this St0ck comPletely within the next few week COME! BUY! Never such prices before. Ladies' Shoes 50c a pair and up. Misses', Boys' and Men's Shoes reduced a third to one-half. Formerly The Wells Shoe Store Cor. Willamette and 9th Sts. L Vo Jackson pr. . The hark .. aiiei from Turks it), is believed to Atf ranp Hntteras .,-ane which swept istl. This belief Is ka arrival of the l. Thich left Turks vs liter. r las ill command I and had a crew 01 kirdess. The mate of San Francisco. Investment k. of 38 Highland Me., says: Have 9th cough every d Last winter i li;ed remedies, Dili fc.J until I bought a i. King's New Dis til was half gone (gone. This winter t ill has followed; (core banished the now convinced t Discovery Is the i lung remedies." jl-e at W. A. Ktiy- ouc and l. BOY STEALS $25 FROM LADY'S PURSE 'titer and fliiaiiv th.. iw,v jthat he had taken all .he W,n, "a BROKEN ARM FOR jvent out in the back yard and pro-' " '"' 'Un duced the coin from a hiding pit,,,.., ninTliniu n.r-r I The hoy.s name is not given through' BIRTHDAY R FT I respect lor his parents. Ulll I HUM I U 1 1 I te. 30c I . Boil SAWING kin 32 or Farmers tf ! HELPED II Kit HOME WITH HAG- GAGE FHOM DEPOT AX1) TAKES (01 X .ADMITS HIS GUILT. Mrs. Simons, who resides on East Third street, near High, arrived home from a trip north on yesterday al- ternoon's train. While at the depot she laid her purse down on a bench for a moment and when sne reached her residence she missed $25 that had been In the purse. She thought that someone in the depot had taken the money while she was transacting business with the ticket agent, and told Chief of Police Farrlngton of the occurrence. She told him that a boy had helped her carry her bag gage from the depot and entered her house with her, so the chief at once suspicioned that the boy was the gulltv party Instead of someone at the depot. He went to the boy's home and questioned him, succeeding In obtaining a confession that 'he had taken So from the purse as it lay on a table in Mrs. Simons' house. He had spent $1.50 of the amount and gave the remainder to the chief of police. The chief pressed him fur- A DIED ; A sad funeral took place at Frank lin on September 1st, when Mr. and Mrs. F. Bryant's daughter was laid away. Pearl Edith Brvant ellest I child of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Brvant. was born in Junction City, Lane county, Oregon, April 27, 1903, do parted this life at Franklin, Or.. Au gust 31, 1908, being at the tlmo of her death 5 years, 4 months and 1 days old. Pearl was a lovely child and the home will seem very lone some without her, but heaven nan gained one more jewel, and we must submit to the will ol tne heavenly I Father, who doeth all things well j Her body rests in Franklin cemetery. 'Funeral services were conducted by I F. C. Stephens, of Eugene. The fam I ily extend their sincere thanks to all j for kindnesses shown them during their recent sickness and sorrow. Today is the tenth birth- day of Marion, the son of Perry Pennington, who re- sides on West Fourth street, 1 near the Geary school hut he is not spending the dav happily, as most children' do their birthdays. Instead he is confined to his bed, in racking pain, as a result of a heavily loaded wagon run- nlng over his left arm, break- ing the bone above the elbow. He was riding on a neigh- bor's wagon near his home ! this morning when he at- tempted to alight while the wagon was in motion, but he slipped and fell beneath the : wheels, one of them passing ; over the arm. Dr. Scalefe at- i tended the injury. SHRINERS WILL COME TO EUGENE IN SPECIAL TRAIN DeWitt's Carboiued Witch Haztl Salve is the best thing to use for piles. Sold by all druggists. Salem Statesman: Charles Will man, for several months night clerk at the Hotel Willamette and now employed as chief clerk at the Hotel Gross, Eugene, is in Salem for a few days' visit with friends and relatives. D. M the city Kees, of Greeley, Colo., is in The sun has been busy for the past week or more heating up the sands about Eugene for the benefit of the barefooted novices who next Satur day will wend their painful way across them to enter the sacred por tals of Shrlnerdom, says ths Port land Journal. In order to witness the event the Shrlners of Portland are going to Eugene In state and a I special train next Saturday, and the j Inhabitants cf Eugene are taking precauti-ins accordingly. It Is To he a great event, according to the program laid out. The Shrin- f ers' special will leave Portland at 8 I o'clock Saturday morning, returning jat II o'clock Sunday morning. On j reaching Eugene they will inarch to , the armory, led by the band, where I lunch will be served. After that wl,l be the big street parade. In whijh all the Shrlners In the state will take part. The features of this will be the drill corps of the Arab Patrol, picked from the famous drill corps of Oregon ,'iinimnmliM'v .No. 1, Knights Templar, of Portland. Al Kader Temple of the Mvstlc Shrine of I'orliand will lake with then, mi the excursion the Chinese ! band which has lung been a feature of the ceremonial session of the Shrinets. This hand will parade in i costume, and will be very eutertaln i lug. I There are expected to be a ronsld Icrable number of visiting Shrlners from the East present In Eugene. The iBpeeial train from Portland will con sist of five conches ami a baggage car. and will be for the exclusive use ot the Shrlners. FINGER CHEWED OFF BY COG WHEELS ItOKX . At the Eugene General hospital. August 29, 1908, to B. A .Seelye and I wne, a uuugnicr. In Eugene, August 2", 1908, to j Harvey Rogers and' wife, a daughter, t I Kodol will. In a very short time, J enable the stomach to do the work it i slrould do, and tho work It should do is to digest the food you eat. it i makes t lie stomach sweet and it is pleasant to take. It is sold here by I all druggists. Samuel Hal tee, a carpenter, wl , resides lit 220 .Madison street, whl operating the electric mortar ai ' brick elevator ut tho new 1. O. O. . block this afternoon, was unfortiinni In Retting bis left hand caught in th-, cog wheels with the result that It- end of the little finger was mashed off and the finger next to it split the second Joint. He went to thj office of Dr. Prosser, who amputate I tho litio finger at the first Joint ar I 'took a number of stitches In the oth- or finger. iooi cxH'trui rriiK. Sl'ItSCUlllK. FOB THE GUAHD. For the romnleto cure of cough., colds, asthma and bronchitis and n I lung complaints tending to consumi Hon, liverwort, tar and wild chert . have for ages maintained an esla' -llshed reputation as a standi,, 1 cough remedy. It contains no o. -lum or harmful drugs and can b- l!lven with Rnfetv tn MilMrnn PH.-.1 11.00. Sold by Linn Drug Co., Wil liams mig. iu, props., uieveiana, (i. DeWitt's Idttlo Early Itinera 11,1 small pills, easy to take, geutie a i t sure. 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