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VOL 33
EUGENE, OREGON, SATURDAY OCTOBER IB, 1900.
NO 64
A
NEW GOODS
He Corrects an Error -Thinks iu
Thirty Davs American Hops
Will Sell Well.
We are showing this week
Eiderdown
Dressing
Sacques.
Pan a
Velvets
DRUMMERS AFTER HAWAIIAN TRADE.
Special to the Guard.
H onolulu , Oct. 9.—The wholesale dealers in this city
are making a determined stand against competition from
the United States.
Drummers are Hocking in and the island wholesalers
are compelled to make a battle for their existence.
LOSING THEIR GOLD.
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UP-TO-DATE STORE.
to the Uuard.
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Court House Items.
WEEKLY EUGENE CUARD
Mortgage..............................
*1600
Mortgage.. ......................................... 120
Renewal ebattel moitguge ........ * 68
Mortgage........... .................................... 150
Chattel mortgage.............................
25
CAM '’BELL BROS., Publishers
REAL KSTATK TRANSFERS.
H onolulu , Oct. 9.—The customs duties are drawing
much gold from the Islands and a business depression
seems the probable outcome of trade derangements.
MORE PUBLIC LANDS.
S pokane , Oct. 9.—The Colville Indian reservation
land», a short distance northwest of this city , are to be
opened for settlement tomorrow.
[The Colville reservation was 35 by 80 miles in extent,
and included in its area some of the best lands in the
Northwest. The opening of the reservation will be greeted
bv a rush of buyers and settlers, and will add immensely to
Spokane’s prosperity as well as the whole of northeast
Washington.—E d . G uard ,]
BOXER LEADERS WANTED.
S
, Oct. 9.—Count Von Waltlcrsee, the German
general has made a demand for the surrender of
Prince Tuan and other Boxer leaders before further peace
negotiations will be considered.
BOERS ARE EMIGRATING.
NOTARIAL COMMISSION.
W C Wa.hburne, of Junction, flies
A lvertising rates made known on application comm isvlon as a uot.ry public
A i lreM all business letter« to THE GUARD,
Eugene, Oregon.
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MAKKIAOE LICENSE.
Norbert Aya and Mis. RosaBchmitt,
Charles J Bchmitt, witness.
W H Larimer aud Alta Humphrey,
Charles McFarland witness.
4OSH0A J WAI.TON
N ■ MAKKLlr
yy ALTON A OVERTON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
CI CUIT COURT.
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Special to the G uard .
L oukknco M arques , Oct. 9.—Hundreds of prosperous
Boer families are leaving the land of their nativity for the
United States.
ANOTHER CHINESE PLOT.
Special to the Guard.
Frank Wilkinson vs Guy Sherman;
ong ong
«uit for damages. It come, out of the
Hershberger .aw mill, etc. transaction.
Damages i. asked for *200, aud for
L WHITSON.
*1200, the value of the property. J M
Williams i. attorney for plaintiff.
DENTIST.
Haines A Co v. B D Garner, answer Special to the Guard.
Having purchased the office and fixtures of
the late deceased W V Henderson, I am of defendant.
now prepared to do anything in the line of
James H Honig vs Bldney P Klad­
erra aute
Dentistry in the above eaid office.
«“Crown and bridge work a specialty.
den ami Harriet E Bladden, damages.
Answer of defendant Sidney P Blad-
■ den.
S LUCKEY,
James H Honig vs Sidney P Siad-
DEALER IN
den and Harriet E Sladden, damages
Clucks, Watches, Chains, Jew
Answer of defendant Harriet E Blad­
elry. Etc.
den.
ay Repairing promptly done,
ar All work warranted.
H
K , Oct. 9.—A plot has been discovered in
the province of Elashan by which the massacre of all mis­
sionaries was contemplated.
AN INDIANA STRIKE.
Will practice in all the courta of the «tate.
Office—fn Walton Block.
E ugknk O rbion .
T
H
, Oct. 9.—The employees of the electric
light company and the several street railways have quit
work on a strike.
The city is in darkness and transportation of passen­
gers throughout the city has to depend on oidinary wheeled
vehicles.
GENEROUS SANDWICH ISLANDERS.
J
J
W BROWN, M. D.
PHYSICIAN
and
SURGEON.
Office—Up«t«in in Chrisman BliwE
WHour»: 9 to 11 » tn: 12 to 2, 6 to 9 p m.
Heppner Time*: J H M' Haley last Special to the Guard.
week t ought 3'Ot) bead of choice year­
onolulu
ling ewe. and wethers at *2.12j per
bead. Till« was a fancy price, but the
«heep are dai.iee aud are just what Mr
McHak-y wanted, tbeiefore he got
them.
In making d«al. in «beep or
FLAX PLANT
wool, Jim’s bead is generally pretty
level, and lie «eidorn make« a inGtake.
H
, Oct. 9,—Public subscriptions have been
made for sufferers of the Galveston hurricane to the amount
of |3,3OO, and the same has been remitted.
SCIO
G WOODCOCK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office—One half block south of < hrisnian
Block,
LANECOUNTY3ANK
E vgeni , O rbi . on .
J
- or
E BEAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
S|-»«-ial «ttelition to colleclioiu and matter» in
Probate. Money to loan on real eatata.
CUGENE,
C*
"ON
Orrtc»- With A C Woodcock.
■^y
L. CHESHIRE, M. D
A General Banking business mail branchi
physician and surgeon ,
transacted on favorable terms.
A. G. HOVEY, President
L. G. HULIN, Cashier
B. H. HOVEY. A »et < aeliler.
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—FIRST---
Fire Reduces Works to Heap of A Few Cars for Coburg and Wend­
ling
Ruins-Loss Ì4000.
Special to the (ii>aai>.
A lbany , Or, Ocl 8.—The plant •f
the Northwest Flax A Fiber Company.
of Scio, was totally destroyed by fire
about 9 o'clock tonight.
The plant
couai«ted of a dry house, machinery,
bulldiagand a 90 ton stack of flax
straw.
The dryhouae and machinery build­
ing, Including machinery, were valued
Mt *3m 0, and the straw at *1000 There
waa no insurance.
Twenty men are
thrown out of employment.
Co lit! ho . Or, Oct 9.—The mills Fere
M<| M Wendling are
temporarily
happy again.
LoanoSavingsBank
Of Fugene.
Of Eugene, Oregon.
Paid up Cash Capi*«1 $60.000
Surp'us
•
$60,000
Eugene, Oregon.
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GENERAL BANKING BUMNEHS
a ?>_ D. iih * >n rr mi u*'■« Urm*.
■ìrwfìi « ( hierro, *• F fbö H bo » tad P <*-
till!, of »xctiang» »’»d '» freirá e-ua trina,
eawived »»il')eet to be-k «V ^erun
cate nf dapnait.
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AU -olecte-r« • ntrwtet to n» anil ramiw
^i«pt attaata n
T O Hanaicaa.
Piwwiaat.
8 B Lli>
Vie. p^ahtt.
P E- ««•«*"•»
Qaaktav.
L. H. Porraa,
Aaa » Caahua
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Friday, Saturday and
Bunday
no ---------------
cars arrived
loading.
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— ■ for
— —
The yard here was completely elewrvd
ofcarson Saturday, but last night’s
train brought eight for Wendling and
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Public Square Case Settled.
Thia will relieve mat­
six for Coburg.
ter* for a day.
diss Daisy Baker, who baa been
George W Hpore« a. executor vs Hen­
night operator, is reeling for tbe pree- ry Hpona; to recover money.
I’he
ent, and her place Is filled by Mlre following jury was drawn In I he above
■ lase Tuesday morning, Oct 9 li; J ,M
Hiua Drrell.
Gearhart, It FD'alHson, I'heoR n-Law,
Noah Rhodes, L I' Town, J I Calll-ou,
A
J H MeLeod Arthur Crow, Geo l.eou-
ard, J I Philippi. R F' Hoott. On
Albany Demooral Oct 9.
trial. Jury brought In verdict of *»173.
William Br<x*k and Pelur McDonald
Nancy Jane Rodelbe'm vs L Rodel-
laat evening were «landing In the road
«lx mile« thia aide of Belo, lawide a helm; divorce. Referred to F P White
ouugy, McDonald holding a gun when to take testimony.
ECBmithv.C H Lowery; to re­
in aome manner uotexactly uaderahxxl
I lie gnn waa dim-barged.
At the time cover money. Settled and di«rui-»ed
Brock, only a f»-w feet xway waa lean­ on motion of plaintiff.
State of Oregon va H •' Buckman;
ing over, and the full load hit l>lm In
the left «boulder with a downward In­ obialnlng money under f«lw pretenses
to»»k
clination, cutting the oollar bono iu Arraigned October 8th, and
plead. Eutered
plea of
two and «haltering the ahoulder blade, day to
Thursday. Oct
the content. Edging further down in guilty on Oct 9th.
II at It) a m, aet for sentence.
tbe body.
[Buckman la the rnau who, it la
A h' le big enough to put an egg In
waa made. Dr Hill waa aent for and alleged obtained paint, etc, on a forged
attended him, dre««iug the wound. Mr paper.
Btate of Oregon va HC Buckman;
Brock ia lying in a critical condition
nbtalnlng gixxla of value under false
with cliauiea agalnat hi. recovery.
Gun Accident.
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A NARROW ESCAPE.
Brakeman McFadden Has a Nar­
row Escape.
«pei" al to tbs Uli a an.
B ii . vkkton Or , Det 9. - Brakeman
McFadden had s narrow escape from
death today a bile making a ' fly” st
McKee station
He was thrown from
a flat car into a cattle guard aud
knocfrd oui of this onto tbe tie«, and
then « a« rolled and dragged It) or 16
feet
Mr McFadden was brought to
lids eiiy, and Doctor Brooks says he
has SUSI allied no fn otures, and If uot
internally Injured a 111 be able to tie nut
in a lew days. Mr McFadden Is a sou
nt rhe late Engine« r McFadden who
was killed In the L ke Labiali wreck a
few years ago.
Dally Guard October
DlXD.—Calvin Bi il»r, aged 29 years,
died today at his b me In this city,
from Addison's dis« se of the kidneys.
He leaves a wife an I daughter. Thia
dlwense Is very rare. Mr Bailor has,
through the ravage of this malady,
pa««ed In color froir that of a white
man to the dark bri wn of a mulatto,
but only on hie Loe and hands, where
tlie skin waa expose I to the air. He
has Iwen s filleted foi about three years.
He came to Oregon «bout six months
ago from Lafayette Indiana, In tbe
hop»« of finding re lef. Tbe remains
will be shipped to li « former home.
Pally Guard. October 9
D ikd . F M Wilkins, about noon
today, ireelved a if »-graphic dispatch
from til« son-iudaw, Harliert T Con­
don, saying their Ittle live-months-
old daughter bad died last night at
Moaoo, Idaho, where they reside, from
cholera Infantum, The teople of Eu­
gene universally sympathise with Mr
and Mrs Condon Iu their great trial.
Tlie natie waa sick only a few hour*,
ft is not known yet where tbe burial
will occur.
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Tbe railroad company
D ied —Prineville Review ;
In thia
city 1 bureday morning at 10 o’clock,
October 4, 1900, W H Baber, of typhoid
fever.
Mr Baber liad b*en working
for Smith, the pi Inter, but about tbeee
week, ago had to quit work and was
taken down with the fever. He was
l.mrdlng al Poindexter's reelaurant,
but was moved to M'xire's t>l«x k where
lie died.
Hl» parents at Junction
were 'phaned to and they requested
that h a Ixxly be «topped there tor In­
terment.
W H Sumner slarte«l with I
ttie
body Thursday
evening for
rhaniko, and in all probability reached
ita destination last night.
ia now furnlrhlng coal ear* of the Gon­
dola type.
The suit of W T Campbell and Geo :
Fieber against Lane couoty arid the
Eugene Loan and Havings Bank In
the Lane county circuit has tieen aet-
tle<i and dlamlaaed.
The above namwi plaintiff parties
are owner* of property abutting on the
public *|usre si the »»xithweet and
' northw»s( corners of the public »qoare
street back of Willamette street, and
brought suit to enjoin the manty from
Paid Up Cash Capital
e rising their outlet to tlie street in the
Surplus
rear of their respective proper)lea
through tbe sale of ooe-thlrd of tbe
a atMcaai aaw.iwa euaiatae mawa- public square street to owners of
acrco on ravoNaBLC vt*Ma-
abutting property or others.
Tbe
, owners of adjacent property have set­
Prall» laasad a. ibe prior'pal ettt«s nf tbe
tled plane of division r>f tbe vacatrd
rni'»«i aiate- and totrigr «o ounea
. owed
t»«a»and ' ertlOesie« a»
street that are mutually satisfactory,
Iteiewll »bea tat» »lalad period.
i o ,< ti ..- » rer»irr our pmaipl attention.
bence lb* disruleaal of tbe salt-
CU, « d < ountp «arra.u t«>o(hL
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M xrbikd .—At Halsey, on Oct *,
Iknrj, Mr William C Black and Mias
Josie Winkle, both <>f Linn cuuoly.
EUGENE
Re-
pret.»n-e«.
Diaiuiaaed on motion of
prosecuting attori -y.
Btate of Oregon va John and Wm
Banta; burglary,
Ar-algned. T<ok
day to pit ail. P|. i of not guilty en-
tered by each daft daut.
[It Is alleged I at t îeae men stole
wheat from Gun McPhereou'e gra-
.nary ]
Jain.«« H
H< lg va Kidney P
Sladden ami wife tian'age*. The fol­
lowing jury waa
raw n In the cane
Oct 8: (.'baa Sb» burn, Noah Buoy,
Henry Mitchell, 'I oa Vanduyn, B W
H ar pole, M AMI' >rn, r A Bee, Hen-
ry Gate», Win PI’ . y, Hardy Crow, A
Simmons, Isaac I ■ ■ton.
Tbe jury brou. t Io a verdict lu
favor ot plain till
*I3B .
Ibe damage. « m for injuriea re­
eaived from a bar ted wire fenoe, tt
being clainied thi fence was not a
egal on* under the law.
George Fisher el al ve The Eugene
Loan A Saving. Hauk et al; report of
referee, iiectee .is-otdlng to stipula­
tion.
State of Oregon ve Walter Shelly;
areeny by bailee. Arraigned October
9, at 1 p tn, and took day to plead.
[ Nil« I. the result of a certain “hold­
up ’ near the Underwood realdenca
eev«ral week. «go. ]
Fl J Frasier vs I'botne* Milliorn, to
recover money.
The following jury
was drawn hi the above case; W W
Hawley, Henry Mitchell, Chas Sbe-
biu dy, A Himinoua, F A See, Tboe
Vanduyn, B W Harpole, Noah Buoy
Wm Pitney, L A Mllier, N Winter,’
J
Evane. Ou trial.
MILL MEN HAPPY.
DESTROYED.
Chrism an Bldg.
1 » ' ‘
All
The following Is >elf-«xplanatory:
E ugene , Oct 6, 1900.
E ditor D aily G uard , Dear Sir:—
Y’ou have certainly "Jone me up
brown" thia time, and I thank you
OTHIS BUSINESS TRANSACTED
sincerely for your good intentions.
I am not the largest hop grower on '
Tlie following ifllcer. were in atten­
the coast. What 1 said, 1 think, w as
dance: Judge J W Hamilton, Prose­
that my people, the Dursts of W heat­
cuting attorney lieo M lirown, Sheriff
laud, or my father, W 1* Durst, 1« ttio
W W Wittier« and Clerk EC Lee.
largest bona tide grower on the coast.
Tlie following ballitts wire appoint­
Oar crop last year, every bale of which
ed: For court, A O Mc.Mahoii; for
was «old in Loudon, was 3,964 tales.
! proaeouting attorney, J M Howe.
I do uot like to sail under false colors,
The roll nf Jurors waa called and the
but some of my friend« when they see
■ followlug excuaed for the lerm: W R
your paper will have the laugh on me
MoCoruack, Ja« Howard. Geo Mc
We can lay it to a typographical error.
* Queen, J W Kirk and M D Lingo.
I f««el sure that if tbe growers can 1
The tollowing bu«lrv »• waadiapoaed
get on without selling for a few week«
,
n
or up to the time of going t > preea;
ill rt-allxt» Liniui
I'llu
1 tflPV
tney will all
good price». The
Emile Robert, vs J K Marley el al,
«lluatlon In England ia very strong
i report of referee. Submitted. Taken
I There t« no trade yet for the reason
under advisement.
that
Kngll-h brewer, do not tuy
B H Friendly ve Adam Bchmitt and
I American hop« until the board, are
I Charles Kcbmltt, report of referee
I clear of the English crop.
I Confirming report of referee.
Tlie demand may open in London In
O 1’ Maya a. executor vs C J Spear
•Ml days, and ha soon a« It ‘toes our
et al, to recover money.
Default.
market will feel the «fleets of it.
Judgment for *1299 68, atty fee of *100.
Blncerely yours,
Emma J Smith vs 1. Hmllli, divorce.
W H D urst
Referred to Mrs Eiiim» l'liompsou to
take testimony. Continued.
IV m Vanduyn v. J C Gixxl.le, mo­
Improvements.
tion to uiixlity. Overruled. Order for
Given 30
The iucresaed patronage of the local «ale of attached property.
ofllce of tbe O.egon Telephone A Tele­ day. lu which to tile bill of exemption«.
| ihe case will be appealed to the su­
graph Company haa ntceaeitated some
Improvement. which will lie made at preme court.
Alice O Brant vs A Park tirant.
ouce Ml»» Irene Applegate, manager,
D-tiled with
stated to a GUARD reporter that Motion to confirm sale
order of resale In case of iilllrinance of
an tinier for a new switch board 1« in
and by the first of the mouth will be Judgmeut on appeal to tho »ut reme
iu position. At present with a single court.
State of Oregon v. Arthur William-;
board but one operator can attend to
the work of the local exchange and burglary. Defendant arraigned. Plea
W edn. «day al 10
long distance alike. When the new of guilty entered.
board is placed In Mias Applegate will o’clock fixed as a time for |>a«»ing sen­
attend to the long distance work and tence.
[Williams is the trauip that broke
another operator will do tlie local
into
a car near Goshen and wa. nriest-
work.
At present a new line is being placed ed at Junction ]
W W Hallies A Co vs 8 1) Garner;
in. running to Ja-per, Thurston and
to rocover money. Continued.
Waltervllle, and may tie extended to
Anna M Pitney v« Baibara
E
tbe Blue River mines. Next summer
Brownlee; motion oonllrmalli n. Con­
it is very likely that the company will
extend Ita Hue to Florence.
With firmed.
J C GiMxiale vs John ' 'ogswell, mo
this iucreiiMi of long distance work, a
still larger switch board will have to tion for new trial. Overruled Order
be put in, and another o|>erator em­ for sale of attacked property and 30
ployed.
As tbe business stands at days given In which to tile bill of ex
oeptlons. The case will lx< appesled to
present two day operators aud one al
the supreme court.
nigtit can be med steadily.
Telephone
Special to the Guard
UHt« J H Belknap, 137.04 acre, io
OFFICI East sklent Willamette street, I« tp 16 s r 5 e; patent.
twsen Seventh and Eighth street.
J W Miller et ux, to J H Hawley,
Special to tbe Guard.
laud in Hazelton'«» Hicoud addition to
Cottage Grove; *;|00 on.
hanghai
D G McFarlan«/ to J H Hawley, lots
TI.RM3 OE SUBSCRIPTION.
3, 4, block 2. MeF'arlaud’s I II addition
to Cottage Grove; *2tX) 0°.
One Year.......
E Terpenibg et ux to Magdalina
Six Month«..
Three Month«.
Wenger, lau«i in Lane county; *250.
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CIRCUIT COURT.
MR. DIRST WRITES.
Tn«we are
bard
to load
and can tie used for ties only, and even
they are a acarclty.
It ia reported
that
the
Wendling
traiu haa not arrive«! at Bprlogfleld for
several day* on a -count <>f replacing
the false work of bridges with jernu
neot strm turee.
Pally 'f-am Oelobar V
MAKRtrn.—Mr Norbert Aya and
Miea Roaa Schmitt were married today
at th« Catholic cburcb, by Fattier 1.
Priybyleki.
They are well known
young people and have many friend«
who will extend tbe beat wiatiee. The
groom la the Junior member of tbe
flrm of Aya A Mon, pl uni liera.
F lax Mill-— Tbe Wflf<ll*a*tafl|
Flax A
Filier manufacturing t <>
make
a
propnaiilon
for
tlse
locution of a mill at Eugene if a »Ite of
24 acre* is donated and *10.(11) in stock
taken her*. This company '»peral»« a
millet neto, this stale.
Pally iioard Oetr lser 9
HxHlol's A uci DXNT.—While en mute
to Die < atliolic church this morning
to attend ihe wedding of their grand­
son Mr and Mr« Ludwig Marlio met
wiiba very serious aovldent.
Their
team became frightened, U|Met tbe
carriage and dragged them quite a dis­
tance.
Mr Martin rec-ived a gash
«bout five inches long acroae the fore
head, which hail to be sewed up, and
Mrs Martin received luternal injurie»
which may prove dangerous, beaid*
having her face and right arm injured.
Dr Brown, who Is In attendanoe stales
that tbe in|uriee are very serious. 1 be
many friends of the old couple trust
they will son recover.
D keb K illed .—B iliv*r (_'og*well
and J ft < artwrlght, of Linn county,
Billed »»»fl fat darf up the Middle
F<>rk last Saturday and Sunday.
Hora H old — Wro Heavey has sold
•*> balso of bop» to Horst Broe, E C
r«Tilth, agent, foe the »um of ¡3 cetile
per pound.
RUBBERS
W ater ProoflQoo ds,
Mackintoshes, Oil
Clothing
Overcoats, School Shoes,
‘‘I tleGiant, ’ Wrapjers.
New Jackets for $3 90.
F. E DUNN