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About The Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1899-1904 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 11, 1900)
Eugene Guard Blachley New«. and Lose the Substance. August 6, 19*J0. Many people are but Wliilam Weiss, who ha« been wark- AL'GUHTll HA TURDAY iDg in Washington i-turned home shadows of their former a Saturday, and started for Forvnce to selves! due to neglect of day, where he exfsfis to take a posi health. Look out for the tion an engineer on a etesmer. THE GERMAN VOTE. H E Mahon and E H Herron and blood, the fountain of life, faiuilie«, of Junction, also .Mrs Fred the actual substance; keep A Small Percentage oi Change Hutherland, of Portland, camped a few that pure by regular use of Thereof Will Defeat Mc days on the lake. dr. Herron taught Hood’s Sarsaparilla and ro the first school nt Blachley som« 15 Kinley. bust health will be the result. Muaotas aao luicioci raiquiar years ago. Djsptpsi*. -wt^hntss. »-J other wr- F Y Bchuck, Just returned from a Waahiugton Dl»|*aU-b io New York Harald. A J Kayser and wife, of Junction, Are run by every nes n>iU be things of the p*st end U, e By common consent the reeult of wuinnu who lus household cares. It is trip to Cape Nome, give« a Juneau and Dow Harnliu and Misses Myrtle so easy just to run out of the warm Dispatch reporter the following inter and Daisy Slay ter, of Blachley. st irted mill be morth Irving. the presidential election thia year house into the fresh air, to pin a piece of view: Hacking Cough troubled for the coast Saturday. hangs upon the atatea of the middle lace to the clothes line. It is also easy rnith dry. hichmg cough. One bottle of “The rush Into the Nome country is J H Miller, son aud daughter are to take cold in doing so. Then perhaps weat, several of the sparsely settled comes suppression and kindred evils. without doubt the greatest mining Hood's Strsepirul* helped me end camping at Mr Drugg's. bottles cured me end mede me strong. t rans* M isaissi ppi com mon weal tha Whenever there is any disturbance of the stampede ever made to any mining ProfC H Baughman left for home normal womanly function Dr. Pierce’s and Maryland, Delaware, Weat Favorite Prescription may t>e relied upon camp. The number of people uow in Saturday. He leaven many friends at Georoe IV. Bennum, Coolspring. cOet. Nome City is estimated to be from to re-establish perfect health. It is Virginia and Kentucky. Blachley, Possibly 4000 now in strictly a temperance medicine, contain 20,000 to 25,000. The new school house 1» finished, j McKinley carried in 1896 all the ing no alcohol or whisky, neither opium, town will go out snd try their luck ^leverDr.appomts and school is moving along nicely. statea in question which lie on the cocaine nor other narcotic. sud this will reduce the population. "Sever»! year, ago I suffered severely from Hood * fili» cura llvsr Hit The picnic wan a gr.nd succeas j --------- _ : U>< sas-tzmatiM sag east side of the Mississippi river. Of female weakne-», prolapaua and raenorrh./ia, But the one great reducer will be the uts Hook'» Sa r tayrUla and uted 'Favorite Wear notion ' with splendid returning home to their wives of men Hupiier and dance Friday night. Band the trans-Miesissippi states which effect," writes Fannie Shelton, of Washiugt on. amusiug gamex Iowa. "Glad 1 have not needed it for a few are to figure prominently in 1900 year. p«,t but if I should nave a return of the by steamer line. One «hip took 200. music with many DISGUSTED WITH NOME. After dinner a J old trouble would surely try ' Favorite prescrip The last few day« I was tn Nome there Saturday morning, Bryan carried South Dakota, Mon tion ‘ I hsve recommended it to a number of was a lively scramble to sell out outfits ball game between Mapleton and | my lady fnenda I always tell them to try a tana, Idaho, Wyoming, Nebraska Little and if they are not benefited by it I will by the disappointed ones. Blactiley boys. Result: Mapleton 25^ A Lincoln County Man Tells of pay for the medicine. In every case they have and Kansas with a total of 31 apoken in praise of it - “Teamsters cut prices down Just Blachley 20. Itatiee Saturday evening, the Biggest Faka Mining Sick women are invited to consult Dr. one-half. Wage« of men the same. Among those from Mapleton were. electoral votes. He was 48 votes Pierce by letter free. All correspond Camp of the Day. short of the number necessary to ence strictly private and sacredly confi When we landed, on June 14, lumber Fred Beau and wife, Chester Bean, J was «150 a thousand; when we left It M Nicholas and wife. Leu labor, of dential. Atilress Dr. R. V. Pierce, elect. Albany Democrat, August 8. was selling fcr «70 pur thousand and Alpha, and W M Bay, of Floreuce, Buffalo, N. V. Georgs Myer», of Morriston, Lincoln GERMAN—AMERICAN VOTE. when the Bkookum unloads lea 1,500,- were present. Dr. Pierce9» Favorite county, arrived in Albany last night C ob . It is the confident claim of the Prescription makes weak 000 feet more there, it will probably directly from Nome, coming out on fall to «40 or lee«. Democracy that the German-Amer- women strong and sick the Cleveland, and left this nson for McKenzie Road Guide Holes. CRIME AND DE8PAIB. icans who were united for Mc women well. home. He is a very happy man at “During the twe weeks I was in and being out of that rotten mining camp. Kinley four years ago are lining MrJM Withrow who, with two around Nome, I learned there were A Democrat man had a talk with him, Unity News. up by the thousands for Bryan be others, made temporary repairs to the three burials a day. There were two in which he gave Nome a black eye, cause they object to the imjrerial- suicides and six murders. A murder McKenzie wagon road on the summit as all do who come from there. August 7. recently, and cleared the loose rocks excited no more comment and not a istic tendencies of the present ad Thirty thousand men are there out of the wagon track, informs us A J Briggs, manager of the Trent greater crowd than a dog fight, and ministration. They contend that Lumtier Co, accompanied by hi« fam the Lord only knows bow frequent tnat lite guide polea'acroes the lava are hunting for gold, and only a little is being gotten from two or three creeks, understanding the free silver ily, left last week for a two weeks’ they are. Lot jumping is frequent, down in many place«. question to be at least asleep for a outing. Ttieee guide poles, about six inches and that by companies. The city is and very little attention is paid to law n diameter, and twenty feet high, full of men destitute and with no long time the Germans have no M E Edwards attended the teachers' or deoency. were erected at intervals of a few hun chance to earn money with which to “When I first reached Nome, most fear of danger to the gold standard institute at Eugene last week. He dred feet aloug t he course of the wagon leave. Practically no gold Is being and are ready to record their oppo remained to take the teacher«’ exami of the local hauling or transporting road on the lava and open summit for gotten out of the beach. There was nation tills week. was done by dog teams. These teams sition to imperialism and militar- the purpose of directing travel and the eotD® 1**1 y*ar, but not nearly as much Rev Dixon occupied the pulpit here couaist of from eight to 16 dogs, and as mail carrier when the mountain was aM *ias **een reported. Four thr usaud ism. a rule they are docile, tractable and Handay. He lx an able «peaker. The Gsrman«American popula patient. They closely resemble a wolf covered with enow and there was J men liBve applied to the government Mr« Tally, of Eugene, visited tier nothing in sight by which the course ! ^or a^ Kel('nK ou( Bie miserable and are generally supposed to be a tion and vote in the nine ban le mother, Mrs Cox, last week. of the road could be followed. I place. Two companies of soldiers are cross between a wolf and shepherd ground states ill which ths vote is Th« United Brethren church quar They are essential with even a slight | *n charge and things are run without dog, and are called mallmutes. important will be about as shown terly conference will convene at Trent fall of snow, aud the county court 'aw* every man for himself. '. Claim C laim horses and mui . es abundant . next Saturday and Hunday. Elder in this table: should direct the superintendent! lumping is the rule, and even if there “The large number of spledid horses whom it appoints to oversee the re-j was gold a man lias no chance. Htate. German Pop. German vote. Htewart is expected to preside. recently brought to Nome will proba There was plenty in the tragedy A witness in a recent case in the 161,400 Ohio............... ..... 807,000 pair» and reconstruction of the road to lln», and hundreds are dying of sma 1- 64,300 Trent justice court when asked his oc bly very materially reduce the value of replace them. pox and fever, a cemetery at the edge 192,400 cupation, replied: “A married man.” the dog teams, excepting for winter Illinois........... ......962,000 of the beach filling fast, aud next A Powder Mill Explosion. 76,000 [I’herr-are men In every community excursions. When the bubble bursts Michigan..... ..... 380,000 winter will see (he excavatious faster. 150,200 who can claim no ottier occupation.— and the town is reduced to a normal Wisconsin .... ...... 751,000 slzs of 4<MX> or 5000 people or much lea«, 66,800 EI>.] Minnesota.... .... 334,000 Removes everything in sight; s > do Charges? Well, everything was at the the majority of the hundreds of fine' drastic mineral pills, 39,200 Nebraska..... ..... 196,000 It is rumored that there will be a log but both are top. A man going in broke a leg. A .'«1,000 drive from the upper Willamette io horses and strong mules will be left for mighty dangerous, Don’t dynsmite surgeon attended him and charged Kansas........... ..... IftO.OOO dog meat. Kentucky..... ...... 124,000 24,800 Pori land uext summer from this the delicate machinery of your body >1000 straight. When he left every "Gold.savlng machines of all kinds with calomel, croton oil, or alloes pills, thing was flat, an! everybody was dis vicinity. KEQUIKES LITTLE CHANGE. and sises, and In such shat>ee as only when Dr King’s New Life Fills, wnich gusted and disheartened. Jasper Hill« Is logging on the river t There io no way to tell juet what for Hkeels, of the Springfield mill. He the veriest cranks could contrive of; are gentle as a summer bretze, do the lumber, knock-down houses, boilers work perfectly. Cures headache, con rLAit.ll OCT percentage of the German-American will make a fall run. and engines, feather bed«, mattresses stipation. Only 25 cents at WL De- vo e McKinley got in 1896, but it A I) Hyland’« lamily left last week 1 groceries, etc, are here by the shiploads, Dull headache, pains in various’parta I.aim’s drug store. is estimated that he received from for Kltaon Springs, There are 291 Much, indeed a very great deal of II of the body, sinking at the pit of the children In the party. All of them do ! will never be removed from the 80 to 90 per cent. stomach, loss of appetite, feverishness, Farm For Sale. pimples or sores, are all positive The returns in 1896 show that a not ladong to Mr Hyland. Par of beach. them ate Chas McFarland’s, his son- “Of course, there are a great many evidence of imp re blood. No matter change of 24,000 vote« would have in law. 150acrts. 1(10 acres under cultiva fine men of all trades and profession«, how1 it became so, it must lie purified tion. Balauee pasture and woodland. in order to obtain good health. Acker's changed the reeult in Ohio. In MILITARY ROAD LAND TIMBER. but the immense number of loughs, Fine cattle or sheep ranch. Good out Blood Elixir has never failed to cure diana with a change ot 9,000 would Hugh McMillin, Aleck Fitzpatrick, thugs and thieves to be seen is so great Run Scrofulous or Syphilitic poisons, or any have been Democratic, Other U H Bentley and G W Holmes, of that one frequently shuddeis at the range. New house and 20 barn. miles west[ otl,er. ‘i******. . It is certainly a ning water near house; wonderful remedy and we sell every states would have gone Democratic Michigan, are examining Military eight of them. Huch a lot of drunken of Eugene, 5 miles west of Elmira. bottle on [xadtivea guarantee. For by these changes: Illinois, 72,000; Road land« east of the meridian line. ness snd so much profauity are seldom, Address le by W L Del,ano. | Die line passes through Lowell.—Eli. if ever, heard in any mining camp." Wisconsin, 52,(MM); Michigan, 2'.',- G uard .] J. M. S tephens , They report the timber CASTO Elmira, Ore. 000; Minnesota, 27,000. Kentucky Farm For Sale Bear» the could have bean Democratic by the Signatur» Daily Guard, August 9. Notice. 528 acres of land within one mile of change of a mere handful. M oved to O regon .—A train of wa These estimates show that it will gons arrived tills morning from of Harrisburg, 200 acres in cultivation The public schoo’s will commence two old bouses, two twrns; nearly all Whale Oil Soap. not take much of a change of Ger drouth-stricken California and a« a river Ixittotu land. A large quantity Sept 24. Teachers ar ■ reqies'ed to call result four families will locate In Lane at ray office and aigo o .> r contract« aa man-American votes to win several Hopgrowers are invited to call on county. The party consists of W R of balm, maple ai d ash timtier. Ash of these states for the Democrats Wooley, his son J L Wooley, two aotie- and maple nullable tor lutulter. Two soon as convenient. tiie Eugene Soap Co, 8th street_ _ near Dated August 4, ISSiO Olive, for samples and prices of whale unless the Republicans make com in-law, Geo Button and Geo Archer old orchards ou the place. oil soap. E ugene H gah Co G eo F C haw ,Clerk. Thia 1« a bargain. Price, «14, per pensating gains among the new and their tamllle«, a total of 19 people, acre. Address, and they came from Tulare county, native voters. Repair your old mower. F L R F B aker a C o . No Cure No Pay. California, where ttiey tiave disposed 'unction City Hotel. Chambers has the extras for it. of all their property. The gentlemen That is the w»y »1] druggists sell Groves 1 a*tele»e Chill Tonic for Chills, M»lari» and EARL LI APPRECIATES THE state they have partially bargained for local Marke. Billioueness. It is as pleasant to take a, lands near the McKenzie river, aud Mmou Syrup. 50 cents CHINESE SITUATION. wtiile in town they purchased consid July 13, 1900. Fly screen doors and windows at F Butter—25 to 35c per roil erable household «uppliee. In ths For Infants and Children. L Ch am tiers. Wool—16c A Berlin paper publishes an in traiu was six rl »and 16 horse«, aud it Poultry—«3 .50 to >4 50 i™ uoaen. terview its special corre«|xindent wax one of the bext outfit« ever seen, Dried prune,—3 lo^ijc Bears the had with Li flung Chang at Can- the wagons beiug strong and heavy aud the horses in good condition. Flour—80 per^sack. Sigrature of ton July A. In it Earl Li went on WALKERS md FUNERAL DIRECiORS Oats— 85 eeute. N ew F ield .—Grant« Pass Courier, to say that Chinese hatred of for- Potatoes—75c. cash per 100 lb«. Eggs—16 cents. eignere had bten increased of late August 9th: "Rev 1 G Knotts, of F or H ai . e —220 aeree excellent farro Florence, Oregon, arrived here last ing lande. Inquire of J ohn V an W beat—45 to 50 cents. through the action of the powers, Thursday. Mr Knotts bae been ap D uyw , Coburg, Or. H"ps—5 cents. particularly in tne seizure of Kiao pointed Hunday «cbm I uilseiooarjf for Good bay carrier- and forks; carrier» Chou, by Germany, which he de the Southern Oregon Presbytery and Cor. llth and High Sts. guarantetd never lo stick. All kiuds Chitoni Bark Wanted scribed as “an exorbitant jienaity Will make his headquarters in Grants ofhay tool». F L Ctiembera. Pass. There Ix a large field tor work for a couple of missionaries.’’ lu Sunday school matters in Southern Take your chlttlru bark to W Bandera. FOR HA LE — Home thoroogbbred Earl Li referred to the killing of Oregon outside the larger towns and (totewold buche; alno eome thorough- CMUENt, OREGON. Hlgtieat nuh price paid. At Green's two German missionaries which Mr Knolls will prolwbly t.e aide to ac- ■ grocery store. breti Dartiam calve«. A J Cruzan, The largest Belgian Hare eetablishmsat in the state. 17 different strains represented Plenxant Hill, Oregon. was made the pretext for the seil compllxb a great deal of good iu tills >, ea.led hy Fash.xl. Kora1, ,.f tSampion W heat Y ields .—The U h Depart- ure of Kiao Chou by Germany, line. He left on Friday for Oakland, meat rash.sl» and Bonanza Queen 2d. All pedi of Agriculture gives the follow greed youngsters. Satisfaction guarantee.! Oaj A Henderson, L’ndertaxers am ___ about the only remaining <>ort but will soon return with bls family.” ing yields of Fall wheat in Oregon: Keierenee First National Bank, Euge’ve. Benton county, 5 to 10 bushele; Clack i >n. Em »inert. Cnr. Wil and 7th «I. China had. The old Chinaman Wo.it>.—15 conis wanted at the Eu amas county, 4 to 14; Lane county, 3 gene Photo Studio. has a pretty level head when it to 13; Linu county, 2 to 15; Marion L CASTOR IA The Kind You Have Always Bought J. ft. KAYS FURNITURE CO Eugene Rabbitry J. W. HAMBLE, Proprietor, cornea to suing up the motives that imjwl the selfish, aggrandizing Eurojiean powers. DEMOCRACY S WNIVERSARY pale anj thin he is grow PRESIDENT. Thomas Jefferson, 1801-11*09. William J. Bryan, 11*01- - - T If Bryan should be elected presi dent it may be ex|>ected that Hann* will attribute it to Rooae- vell’e cowboy hat. Haun* is already advising Rooeevelt to bide that hat. Every trust in the United Staff« is bitterly opposed to Bryan's election and to Democratic control of the government. The trusts know who their enemiee are. ing. Shewe-i ' over the ! thrive, . » seems a’.'it b* une SccTl I constantly t does not its food • l Í aíctl nourishes rengthens the nursin mot vr and sup- plies to the bai tbod the bone-forming and tat-pro- ducing elements which were lacking. to» ' 1« • ! <i CfWK county, !• to 10; Polk county, 7 to 10; Morrow couuly, about 13; Vmatlli« county, 26; Gillum county, 15 to 20. No returns have yet been received from Sou them Oregon, but the corre- spo id,Uta report the crop there will be « lorl. C ontract A warded .-F L Can. < a has awarded to L N Hon. v tin '••* tract tor adding the » eoi I story t»> his hardware store. Work will com- meuce Immediate?. The «tory wi| •* 51x181 and 12 feet high. C L Win ter ha» lease,i the new rwru for a pbo'ograph gallery. The -tore front will aleo be remodeled. Tne contract price Is >4.50(1. GBAND OPBNIIIO.- Gilliam A Owen will open their new -» <s ti with a 'grand opening*' **aturd»y night. • re invited to attend. di kt >—Al Ijkre of lwwburg, die, I I -lay ot diabetes, aged »boul 4ô years X» "M well known owrthe county. The Season’s Delicacies for hmkfmt, ifisner nr Inn. heoB, in all kind» f e t weather f.M-i. in eeroab, j. tied m ><| . «nned meat«, ben-d turkey »nd chicken ' T“*” »» I chip beef we keen at »11 time, tn »r.H k ..t f .ney „ t ,-ne, h. grmt «t.ptwt _ Le \ |.v ,te in hS M» nut M well M „nr rae i »ttw »nd 1«.^ Yours to please, S. H. Friendly’s I Popular Saturday I Sale « UGUST 11. 1900. Solid Satisfaction G:venv> J _______ Every Purchase toweling . Bleached and Unbleached 5c a yard. CALICO WRAPPERS To close out our • nlire line of wrappers we will oft Lot 1—Colored calico wrapper8. 45c each. 75c each. Lot 2—Fancy colored percale wrapper» L ADI EH CLUB TIEH Elegant designs aud Patterns. 4c each. Mail orders promptly attended to. S. H. Friendly Jones Lever Binders, I Binding Twine, Oil and Repairs' Gaar Scott Threshing Machines, etc. Bargains In Shirt W aists This Week Don’t miss this sale. V. KAUFFMI A Good Breakfast STERMER A WRIGHT ber of__ , in the nming P<c:aUy thet '«yi,, t—t beano. He pl-a»- »H f We ua.e the |., -t tx-rv as i a ho food of ail k'nda. JUST IN DAY <fc HENDERSON green < s u. Tuluphone Mai sh