Eugene daily guard., November 13, 1909, Image 2

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O THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD, SATURDAY, NOV. 13. 1909
The Fountain Head of Life
Is The Stomach
A rasa who bu wok and impaired itom.ch and who does oot
properly die.t hii lood will soon find that nil blood haa become
weak and impoverished, and that bia whole body ia improperly aod
sufficiently nourished.
Dr. PIERees' GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERT
make the ttomach mtroni, promote! thm How at
dtieetlwe laletm, rettorea the loot appetite, make
mealmllatloa perfect, Inrltoratea lot liver mad
purine and eaflcbea the blood, It It the great blood-maker,
, tteeh.bullder and reetoratlve nerve tonic. It make moo)
etront la body, active la mind and cool In ludtemenu
This "Diaeorerr" ia para, flyeerio extraot .of American medical root,
absolutely tree Irom aloohol and all injurioui, habit-formin( druf. All ita
Ingredient, are printed on ita wrappers. It haa no relationship with aecret
nostrums. Its every Ingredient is endorsed by the leaders in all the schools of
medicine. Don't accept a secret nostrum as a subatitute for this time-proven
remedy op known composition. Asa voua nbiohbos. They must know of
many cures made by it durloj past 40 years, right in your own neighborhood.
World's Dispensary Medical Association, Dr. R.V. Pierce, Pres., Buffalo, N. Y.
The FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Eugene, Ore.
Capital and Surplus $200,000.00
We would like to have your banking business
whether large or small.
Safety Deposit boxes.
Place your valuable papers in one of our heavy
steel boxes in our secure steel and concrete fire proof'
vaults. The annual outlay of $2.00 will protect you
from fire or theft.
Open 9 A. M. to 3 P. M.
FOREIGN
MARRIAGES
BRING
GRIE
F TO".
AMERICAN
HIE
SSES
Guard Special Service
London, Not. 13. The fnarrlage
nt v.rnnls Antolae da Charette to
NO KIDNEY MISERY
OR BLADDER TROUBLE
A Few Doses Overcome Any
Kidney Disorder and j
Backache
. rfaHYa and
'I backache and regulate
harmless
I regulate
or end bladder
I extorting all the money Possible.
Clara Ward ana rra
llvnr.-ed: nenlectcd and Ill-treated'
Miss Suzanne Herring has attracted Mar wheeler and Count Papen-
much attention on this aide or ine hem divorced; refused to aanin uei
water, and today's ceremony In Newag a cM equal. , n ,
York Is looked upon as the culmlna-. Martha Williamson and Count uu
tlon of a real International romance. dol8tadt djvorced; treated her as a
As neither the bridegroom nor the
bride Is wealthy, the prime consid
eration which usually enters into
such Vlove" affaire Is absent in this
Instance. Indeed. those who
pretend to know state that the Mar
quis Is more bountifully supplied
with this world's goods than is his
bride. , .
The Marquis Is said to be a thrif
ty person, with considerable knowl-
Vnioli. Vmoira flTld Dtlke
; Manchester, husband preferred a
variety performer.
, This list is by no means complete,
'but, except In rare insianees, the
story of all American women who
i have married European "gentlemen
I of title Is very much the same, ine
lesson is that except iu
r.nrx honorable and descent
of
",. . I . V. .. .,!.. a nf TnnflPV fl PhflT- ' . ni-jrrv In t:heiT
tense vi me a,u, - - Europeans iireier iu -- -
.......ri.iin ain,si unknown among the ii imi it is only the
nobles of the decaying French aria-1 ponnderg and degenerates who, as a
tocracy. He was given an exhibition i nle attenl,lt t0 Warier their titles
of this thrift by leaving on this side with an AmerU-an wife as
, the many beautiful presents lntena- Bn Incldent
ed for today's bride. In order to avoid itoyul liirtlulnys.
I the payment of American duties. Tllig r the birthdays of Kins
I The glfst from royal personages Ed d and King Victor Emmantial
come irom ine couiieuuuu,, u, . . . tne sanie ween. ru-
f
O'JUST RECEIVED
A line of Gibson Mandolins and
Martin Guitars. If you are inter
ested in strictly high-grade instru
ments it will pay you. to call at the
WARREN STUDIO
518 WILLAMETTE St.
Instruction given on the Man
dolin, Guitar and Banjo by Mr.
and Mrs. Warren.
oml tin Charette. head of the tfrencn .,,..,,,, ..piphraledi Tues-
I Royalists In Brittany, where nis an- wh,e that o( le jtaian mon-
cestor, the vendee chief, was shot u',arcn wa8 on Thursday. Victor Em-
the Kepubllcans in iisi. manuel was born November inn
Among donors are tne mieen or sQ fc he ,8 now forty years
Portugal, the Duke of Orleans, the
Duke de Charette, the Countess del vvh,e the K,ng wa8 tne recipient
Paris and the Count de Casserte. the' congratulations, the popular
uuite ue iwunu. - denionstration in nis nonor who upl
and tne Duke de Cases. Uhnrtnwprl hv the demonstration ar-
One of the gifts is a bejeweiea . rn((rt bv -ne Anarchists of Home.
sword, which the Pontlfictel Zouaves, . . " ugtom , the agitators to
former comrades in amies of General ; .demonstrate every year on Novem
de Charetto, have presented. Therei ber u the anniversarv of the exe
are, again, historic diamonds pend-j cllUnn 'of tne Chicago Anarchists In
ants, dlnniond flowers and old Fland-, j s87 and t))e recent legal assassl
ers lace from the Baronee ie Char-i .. ' . Senor Ferrer In Spain has
ette. ine uunt oi tuu unucBiwmi .
presents the bride with the rlcnestTh, ,
of nil the gifts, a diadem of aiamona that the alltnorltles have taken every
laurel leaves. 1 lie fcivei ia
fuel to the Anarchist lire.
vear reports from Home state
out-ot-oroer " "Hm of
trouble, is to iae ,
"Touwintinctlyfee. that your;
kidneys and urinary orgau . ,
fnS cleaned, healed and vitalized,,
and all the miserable symptoms,,
such as backache, headache, nervous-,
net rheumatism and darting pa ns
Inflamed or swollen eyelids, irrita
bility, sleeplessness, or suppressed,
painful or frequent urination (espec
ially at night), and other distress,
leaving after taking the first few,
dThe moment you suspect any kid
ney or urinary disorder, or rheuma-,
tlsm, begin taking this harmless
preparation as directed, with the:
knowledge that there Is no other
medicine, at any price, made any-:
where else in the world, which will
affect so thorough and prompt a cure
as a fiftv-cent treatment of Pape s
Diuretic, which any druggist can sup-(
'''v nhv.ioinn nhnrmacist. bank-'
er or anv mercantile agency will tell
vou that Pape, Thompson & Pape, of;
Cincinnati, is a large and responsible'
medicine concern, thoroughly worthy j
of your confidence.
Don't be miserable or worried an-,
other moment with a lame back orj
clogged, Inactive kidneys or bladder
miserv. All this goes after you start I
taking Pape's Diuretic, and in a few
days you feel and know that your
kidneys, liver ana urinary sysiem am
healthy, clean and normal, and all
danger passed.
Accept only Pape s uiuretic miy
cent treatment from any drug store
anywhere In the world.
Out of the I
Priced Qtf
DODGE DEPARTMEN
That we may make Novembe
banner month of the year wear.
ing staple and dependable mercl3
at tne lowest special prices ever
to the Eugene buying public.
SECOND ANNIVERSARY
Merchants Bank
STATEMENT OV OOKOIAIOX OCTOltKH 20TII, 1000
KcHourcps
Ixmiin nnd discounts. , . 1217,041.88
Bank p remises 17,887.45
Cash and due from b'ks. 133,158.88
l.lnblllclcn
Capital stock $ 65,060.00
Profits 5,259.08
Doposlts 297,828.83
Total 1368,087.91
Total .1368,097.91
CO.M.MIONCIOI) III'HI.NKSS OCTOltKU SI, 11)07
Koto Increnso In deposit
Duceinbar. 1907 .- $47,219.00
July, IIIOH $inu,()2l.0()
November, 1908 $171,850.00
April, 1909 $261,716.00
OCTOBER, 1909 8297,828.00
Officers 1.. II. Potter, President; V. N. McAlister, Vice President
C'utlilel'i 11. II, llnlihs, Assl.stmit Cnnliler
Honrietto de Chnrette.
Tilled MHi-riuges Fail I
booking backward, to other Inter-,
national marriages, it would appear
that new Marchioness's chances for
future happiness are very few. The
rosier of American brides of Euro
pean -husbands is a large one, andj
misery and unhappiness is written
large afler each name. Here is
part of the discouraging list:
Hiilh Aniury and Baron Roque
fort, divon-el; noble husband threat
ened her life with a butcher's knife.
KloreiH-o Aurenroid and Count
Forest-Dlvonne; beaten aud ill-treated
by ilier husband.
Kliznhelh Carey and Baron de
Stuers, divorced; wife was prisoner
In castle for some time.
Estelle C'liti pin and Count Vlllars,
divorced; the Count lost all inieres't
In his wife afler securing a liberal
share of her $1,000,000.
Bessie Curtis and Marquis de Tal-
loyrnmM'erlgonl, divorced; husband
was chronic gambler.
May Cuyler and Sir Philip Eger-
ton, divorced; husband was Incon
stant.
Justine Dixon and Sir Snencer
deadly, divorced; husband had de
lirium tremens and became insane
from drink.
Florence Drulllard and Count de
Poiirlales, divorced; was Ill-treated
In puhlh'.
Item burst and Count Penaloza.
mid
Dr. F. W. CUMM1NGS
Recently of Vermont, has opened nn offlco In the McClung Bids.,
this city. Hours 10 A. M. to 3 P. M Rosldonco, 325 East Twelfth
stroot. , Phone Mnln 744. Special attention to obstotrlcs nnd dis
eases of women nnd children. All calls promptly answered.
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precaution to prevent trouble, but
fears were entertained for the safety
of the Vatican and Its distinguished
occupant. The authorities warned
the troublesom element that any at
tempt to hold parades will be put
down by force. For their own safe
ty, all the priests of Home were
warned to stay indoors.
Kt. Martin's Day.
St. Martin's Day was observed In
England In the customary manner
today, nnd the official weather fore
casters had to take a back seat. The
least superstitious of Englishmen
still entertain a sneaking belief in
the ancient "poem":
if November eleventh is cold and
clear,
Then the wlnWr will be sovere:
But If that day he stormy, child,
The next four inontws will all be
mild.
So runs the old saw In which Is
embodied the popular superstition of
St. Martin's Influence over the weath
er. Elected to the See of Tours in
374, St Martin converted his whole
diocese from paganism to Christian
ity. Ho died November 11, 397, and,
in accordance witn old church cus
tom, his day is celebrated by ritual
istic churches the world over on the
anniversary of his death.
divorced; driven Into the street at evening, Wednesday ""ring the
Anna Uonld and Count de Castel- ?'he duKf SXin.??.
lane, divorced; husband preferred V''6. 'd'S 'a il lCt n 1 w v
other women, and spent her money , 'p ?11 bfr?lv 11 lL?
on them: now married) to Prince del .J.z.!8 w,"'. . B've" for 'he best
Saga,,, wh another divorce In pros- "wili
Ei.a llagg,,, and Count de Tolna, honb.m'lm8 TiL"".'"
CHRYSAXTHKMCM BAZAAR
A chrysanthemum exhibit and ba-
zaar will be held In the parlors of the
Central Presbyterian church Tuesday
day
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ex
pected to exceed that of last year.
Prizes will be given for the best col
lection, best vase of cut flowers Inr
divorced; husband tried to feed her
to cannibals.
Alice Heine unit Prince of lon
nco. divorced; subject to indigestion.
Eva Mnckuy and Prince Colonnn,
divorced; husband associated with
oilier women,
Helen Morton andi Duko Valensny,
annualled; grossly insulted nnd Ill
treated. Eleanor Patterson and Count
Czlikyi, deserted her and extorted
money.
Anna Robinson nnd Earl Rosslyn,
divorced; husband lost her money on
races.
'Adulo Sampson and Duke do Dlno,
divorced; spent, all her money.
.Marie Satterfleld and Count Lar
Isch. divorced; squandered her mon
ey nnd deserted her.
Sarah Stokes and Baron Bnlwett.
divorced; used her ns a football and
showered attentions and money on
ouier women.
Alice Thaw and Earl of Yar
mouth, divorced; deserted her after
uouse plants will be in n sennr.itp
i class. Prizes of equal value. The
bazaar will havo many attractions,
among them a doll booth of fancy
dressed dolls. Ice cream nnd cake
will be served; also coffee and
doughnuts. Admission, 10 conts.nl5
Kills Her Foe of 20 Years.
"The most merciless enemy I had
ior years." declares Mis. James
Duncan of llavnesville. Me., "was
Dyspepsia. 1 suffered intensely nfter
eating or drinking and could scarce
ly sleep. After many remedies had
failed and several doctors gave me
up, I tried Electric Bitters, which
cured me completely. Now 1 can eat
anything. I am 70 years old and am
overjoyed to get my health and mv
strength back again." For Indiges
tion, loss of appetite, kidney trouble
lame back, female comnlninm it
, "i '-u. umy ouc at w. A. Kuyken
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Wood-, Merlda A.
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Outing; Flannel 2'Ac Value
Simpson and American Prints
All Wool Storm Serge, 85c value
Ladies' Rain Coats, $7.50 values i
Men's Fleeced Underwear... '
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Fresh N. J Creamery Butter
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