Eugene daily guard., November 03, 1908, Image 3

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All the World Loves a Lover
Providence Joins in with the World in Loving a Hustler
Witness the weather provided for this community in its home building spurt.
The weather will not last; neither will the present low cost of building.
Tke
Booth-Kelly
timber
1 4 East 8th Street, Eugene, Oregon.
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L're on the
Right Track
hw clothing Is looked
our eipert assistants.
perfectly, pressed
''I'verei" promptly,
"arses by their little
le satisfaction an as-
Wthin
nit DOSsihla in
imingond Dyeing
enc Dye Works
nd Willamette Sts.
poone Red 2S61
KITCHEN & KOMPP
Livery, Feed and
Sales Stables
Sample room in connection located in
Register BldR., Willamette St.
Oak and 7th Eoifene. Or.
l'hone Main 03
DEATH OF COL SLADDEN
AT WEBSTER CITY
jGARC
Julius
Pldsmith
LLAMETTE ,
and Salt
f on Hand
fYour Order
J & CAMPBELL
Appreciates smoking good
cigars. It gives him relaxation
The Mount Hood Cigar is a
favorite among all thinkingmen
It is positively the best 10c
Cigar on the market
Madame Dean's
FRENCH Dll I f
FCMAIC rlLLO.
A 8r, Cjbt! Rk-
Msnstkcatio. iEKs I0 ti fUL
&ife! Mure! Kpeedr! Hatllfacllon iaor-
pnld (or Jl.cu ft-r box. V, II stna them
on tri.il. t b'CJald for when rrll"M.
Sample Krr,.. llT.M on n-ItlnI (J
genuine. 'pt no snhMltmo- lty
driisit i" not bave tutm cnd your
orders lo tlie
UUfED tDICL CO., Isi 7,Sietw. f.
SoJn Eugene ti' L. Delano
The Webster City, Iowa, Freemun
Trlbune of October 26 contains the
following account of the death of Col
onel S. P. Sladden, of Eugene:
S. P. Sladden, who recently nrrlted
In this city from Eugene, Orpjfon.
and who has been dangerously ill
since, passed away yesterday after
noon at 1:40 o'clock at the Imlte of
his daughter, Mrs. E. IJ. Hiffgess.
Mr. Slndden's death is the result of
septic poisoning caused by decayed
teeth, complicated with vilvular
heart trouble.
Sidney P. Sladden was boi l Janu
ary 22, ISM, at llerne PufKonuge,
county of Kent, England, nd was
confirmed In the Canterbury cathe
dral. He was united In Anarrtage
with Harriet B. Pocock December 24,
1S55, at .Muscatine, Iowa. Deceased
leaves a wife and three children
.Mrs. Fannie Sladden-NelsJn. of Chi
cago; Mrs. Edward I), lurgess, of I
W ebster City, and Sidney p. Sladden,
of New York City. AlsoAwo grand
children, Mrs. James AJ Iluell and
Miss lieulah Sladden. 11 of these
were present when the deceased pass
ed away. Father Sluldcn called
each one of them to his bedside, and
after embracing and Ilsslng them
was ready to go.
Mr. Sladden retired from the
wholesale grocery business in Chics
go In 1S81 and removed to Webster
Cltv, where he resided until 1KS5.
During that time Mr.land Mrs. Slud
den's daughter and iimily, Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Nelsoi. made their
home here. Mr. Nelsct being engaged
in the lumber buslii-ss; While the
deseased was a resident here he built
the home now occupied by C. A.
Brennecke and fnmly. and also the
residence Just east if tl;e BrennecJe
home. I
The funeral wh held this arter
noon at 4 o'clock at the Burgass
home on Wilson ivenue, conducted
by Rev. J. O. Thresh, of the Congre
gational church.
The remains w11 be taken to Chi
cago this evenitf-'. accompanied by
nr. i,.H,ien Mil. Xclsin, Mrs. Inr-
laouen. i ne um?
rest at Rose Jill
GIRL'S LETTER AS
EVIDENCE AGAINST
THE DRS. ATW00D
Pearl Lamb Wrote Before Her
Death That She Was Un- '
dergoing: Dangerous
Operation
L. Lamb, father of Pearl I.anib.
who died In the Dra. Atwood's "ma
ternity hospital," In Portland a few
days ago. the arrest of the doctors
for malpractice following. Is in the
city today. He has found a letter
In the girls' trunk, which was left In
Kugene when she went to Portland
STOLEN SUIT CASE FOUND
BUT NOT FROM EUGENE
A suit case containing remlnliifl
wearing apparel, was found Satur
day In the local yards of tho Lnona
Mills Lumber Co., by John Daly
rymple. an employe. Tho outfit Is
probably tho one stolen from the S.
P. depot In Eugene a few days ago.
Sheriff Kenton to whom the find was
delivered, Ib now In communication
with Eugenn to get tho property
Identified, If possible. Tho contents
of tho suit case are costly, consisting
among other things, of a tailor-made
suit and three silk waists. The gar
ments hail been little disturbed, the
thief evidently deciding that there
was nothing in sight that he could
use or dispose of to ad vantage.
Koseburg Review.
Upon Inquiry nt tho office of Sher
iff Mown, It was- learned that the
suit rase stolen in Eugene contained
i found at Urmolmrg wus atolen Bom
gess ana r.
will be laid ti
cemetery.
In their Rre;i
AXN'OrXf'KMKXT.
ten to her parents .but never mailed. where e
have an operation performed which
might prove fatal to her. and she,
asked to be forgiven for her wron-i
doing. She did not mean to do! , wn , annnlmre to y0ll nnd
wrong, she said, but told of the fr,ml, mt , have permaBentiy
tempts Ions that are a ways heforc , ,np1 d,.,lt i office In Eugene, 2nd
a girl in town, especially a working f,oor Nw Colenlan n,rt)?, Willamette
r - a"d h" l'lln,,' ' he had Blrvet i,,Ween 7th and 8th. I am
yielded to them only to regret her )rPmrRd , do aI1vthlng In the line
folly. The letter Indicated deep )f ,etrtrv. I am a graduate of
contrition on the girl s part dsn sor- the Nnrth ,,n(,fn ,,,, and
row for her folks In their disgrace If hol(, MrBI1Be t0 )ra,.t,.8 , lh(, aiM
her death should occur under the clr-, of 0,.(,Knn. Examination free. Prices
cumstanccB. She expressed her deep ' reaBonat,e. All work fully gunran
love for a certain young men res ding te,.(i , wollld apprnI;ate call from
at Dead wood and slated that If she, at any tmo off(.e hl)Urt g.
had loved him when she left home a,m .c fn anrt,.v i.ii -
Fall and
Winter Suits
of Quality
Are what Hansen's
store offers to tho people
of Eugeno and Lane coun
ty. The MICHAELS,
STERN & CO. line is fa
mous for style and quality.
Prices reasonable all tho
time.
If you buy a suit from
us you know you are get
ting full value for the mon
ey at all times. . Come and
see for yourself.
, We carry a complete
line of furnishing y
that cannot be -the
cltv
w'" .
GASOLINE ENC1NES
IRRIGATION, SPRAYING and
PUMPING MACHINERY
Kairlmnkii-Morse (Jnsolinn Engine
(or pumping, spraying, sawing, grind
ing. .Outfits complete.
Knlrlinnks Scales for weighing.
Kiilrbiiiiks-.Mnriiii Dynninos ami Mo
tors for Miu'cr nnd light.
KairUtnks-Morso Windmills and
Towers,
FnlrlHiiik..Mnre Clrlndeni, Feed
ChopMTs, Well I ips.
A first imllty goods at lowest
prices always hi stork. Liberal terms.
Prompt reply to lmiilrle nnd quirk
shipments. Write for catalogue and
prices.
BER.CER.-BE HDW. CO
Agents, Eugeno, 0
FAIRBANKS, MORSE an, CO.
Portland. Oregon
Groceries
You will always find
0 the best brands of
Crocerif
' Fresh Gr-
few months ago as she did when she
wrote the letter, she never would
have gotten Into this trouble. The
letter Ib pathetic and Indicates that
the girl had little hope of surviving
the operation.
sorrow the fanlly j
h... ihe svniiathy of their Veb-1
ster City friends. ,
How Is i'our Digestion? i
Mrs Mary Bowling of No. 228 8th
Ave . San Fnnclsco, recom ijeals a
,o,tv for ftomacn irouoie
She
ElOK.VE CROCKRY.
Having bought the Eugene
Grocery, 104 W. 8th St.. I
wish to announce to the peo
ple of Eugene and vicinity
that we will endeavor to deal
fair and square by all and
will be pleased to receive a
share of their patronage.
,E. L. DORR.
Hcspoetfully
D''
Watched Fifteen Years.
"For fifteen years 1 have watched
the working of Bnrklen's - Arnica
Salve: and it has never failed to cure
boll, ulcer or burn to
saved u
A. F.
'"Gratlnide for the wondfrfuliany sore, boll, ulcer or
tof Kbdric Bitters In a ce of ; which It was applied. It has i
nr,.m,ia thit tes-imanv a doctor bill. v9i
Hmonlal 1 ; Lm fOr convinced that ; Hardy, of East Wilton Maine. 25c
or sufmacl.d liver troubles Elec-, at W. A. Kuykendall's Drug Store.
. - i. ,ha liotfi remedv m the! A ' .
riLKAt rrr..
Williams Indian
will cure blind, bleed
piles. It absorbs the
ItcblDg nt once, acts
gives Instsnt relief,
dlan Pile Ointment la I
piles snd Itching of the pi
Sold by Linn Drug Co., b
snd fl.00. Williams i
props., Cleveland. O.
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OYSTERS KASTKKX OYfc
Just received, the first dlrec
mont of extra select Eastern o;
For sale In any quantity at C
90c per quart.
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XlSV TODAY.
irie Hitters l 'he best remedy m tne
mSN t tfi."'." This great tone and
-i.v?. .- licin InvieoraK
t
I"
maie w
kendal!
r.-ir. V
h.(..!;il in all forms
...hi,'.... At W. A
f Prnx Store.
We make no specialty of any one
the line; all r"nd b-ucht nf J. 8. Luck-
I Is a- t-x, tne pioneer jeweier 01 r.u-'-ie- nn
of V-Vlr-t class and s'ric'lj- up-to-date
KiiCsH and examine. A pleasure to
show goods. Prices to ult. tf
Open for business -1th a full lit
ments. The Handy Meat Marsei
ast fith Willamette Bts. N30
l-Uillt fUtVH
Valley iir. II. IS kCT ;ck.
Ullly li'iai'QU) Store.
i:. H. S. pins at Waits.
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