The Eugene weekly guard., December 29, 1900, Image 4

cserKlng
Eugene jGuard
I
Goshen Items.
Commissioners Court.
able feature of Lane county farm
lite. Poultry pays when properly
attended to; and it pays to keep
good poultry instead of the ordinary
stock.
Expansion, destiny, military
glory, and up with the flag are
catchy campaign watchwords, but
an endleM war of subjugation on
the other side of the globe is not
what the American people ouppoeed
they were to get when they paid
120,000,000 for the Philippines.
Not a few are getting very weary of
our Asiatio “bargain."
The superintendent of the Oregon
state insane asylum reports 1173
patients on hand November 1. Of
this large total 102 are classed as
curable, 91 doubtful and 980 in.
curable. Think of the hopeless
human misery confined in those
bare walls!
In a down-valley complaint for
divorce, the husband alleges, among
other things, that his wife onoe
threw a heavy missile at him, but
did not hit him. Whether it wm
her intention or bad aim that he
complains of io not made entirely
dear.
Robbers tried to break into the
state ireaaurey of Nebraska, al
Lincoln, notwithstanding the fact
that the Republicans had spread
tbs report that tbs Populists bad
not left anything therein.
The dowager-empress of China is
a very accommodating ruler. She
can carry on war to please the
Bjxer», and sign treaties of peace
to please the allies at the same li ns.
Dally Guard Dsoembor 07
Standard Paper Patterns.
WlLLUMI A BHBLLET.
S calps .— C
E McClane brought
down from Hasel Dell today] 11 wild
cat scalps and 4 cougar sealpe, tor
which be will receive from the county
$- eash. Besides this be will receive
considerable for the pel to.
“Go W ay ’ .—Albany
Democrat:
"After being visited by Col Holt, Cor­
vallis, Salem and Albany have all ooms
to the conclusion that they are not the
worst i >wne on tbs coast. There are
several worse, Rose burg and Eugene
for Instaura.”
Bulkey plow for >30.
F L Chambers’.
ANÆMIA
Pale, thin, weak, run-down,
and
plump,
fair
strength, with pleasure in work,
get hungry three times a day,
z i
and like good food.
Which of these two pictures
is yours ?
There are wap to cither
condition.
Skip the first, for
nobody wants to be in it.
December 28, 1900.
Butter—85 to 60c per roll
Wool—18c
Poultry—$8 60 to *4 60 pet dozen.
Dried prunes- -3 to 5Jc
Flour—76 per sack.
Gate— 40 osnto.
Poteleea-OOe. auh per 100 lbs.
Egga—25 cento.
Wheat— 50 cento.
Hope—12 to 13| cents.
Poultry,
Geese and
Wanted.
If
Turkeys
in it, the way to the second is
Scott’s emulsion of cod-liver
oil, with proper attention to
course of life.
* »11 M.d .... . I,«<1* !O try It
It«*,
<orr a ruwrx ,
i-Mim«, rm Y w A
8 B Btovene hereby notifies the
public that no huollng le allowed oo
hie farm In Notl valley.
BRERS H t RANUB. - Cottage Grove
leader: A petition to Gov
for
the pardon of young Pau >reon who I
was convicted on the charge of rape
upon Winnie Thorne, of Latham,
some months ago. la being circulated
In this city aud Is being irraly signed.
R emoved ,— Dre Paine A Kuyken­
dall Lave removeil their office» Up-
s tai re in the new Eu.eue Loan and I
Having» Bank building, aide »utraura
on Eighth »tract.
Put a brnad-ca»« seeder In the back
end of your wagon, and do « g<1Od jm .,
and also gel rid of one hard Job on the
f .rm. F L Chambers has them
To Care a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab-
jHe. All druggists refund the money
H
to cure. E. W» Grove’s signs-
tare is uai each box. U5c.
I
B orn .— At raglnaw, Dec 20. 1900r to
Fight'
Y our Liver
If you want to. But look out,.
or it will get the start of you.
If it does, you will have dys­
pepsia, indigestion, biliousness,.
sick Headache, poor blood, con-
<tipation.
<
Perhaps you have these al­
ready.
Then take one of
Ayer s Pills at bedtime. These
pills gently and aurely master
the liver; they art: an easy and
«*fe laxative - for
—• the whole
family; they give prompt re­
lief and make a permanent
cure. Always ke ep a box of
them in the house.
From Yoncalla Item In Rorabarg
25 cents a box.
Review
Miss Marina Lete >n can.,
up from Fiígeos Rsturday, araom '
•JnETif
*•••• « ••rely yea. w»
jaiiled by her Bieter.
Mrs Mary’ wen
nail MW I
St tre t Iran thi« o
receipt st the pre * „
Goodell, of Cottage Grow.
Areas. J. C. A «as Co .Le» eli. Mu.
Wedgewood Cameo China.
Blue b >dy with raised cameo
fig ures. Dainty pieces.
Sugm'S o.nti Oroamn
Jugs
To spots
Match B oxc 3
Pin Trays
Vases
I.
I
If you desire to purchase presents tliai
will be useful and appreciated bv the r
cipient, we have just what you Wa,^
Our Prices
Just Like Finding Money.
Great ¿mancali toortüi Tea Go.
Handkerchiefs, Mufflers, Fur Sen
Gloves, Umbrellas, Fur Capes "
Neckwear, Collarettes, Fur Boas
4S NINTH ST 'BCTWCtN WILLAMCTTt AND
OAK, SUaCNC, ORCGON-
Unity Items.
Our store is full of good things
for the Holidays.
D m 25.
The Trent Lumber Co will move
their mill to Wendling where they
have bought a millsite.
The new terry boat in »11 right so
long m we have Mr Bowen for ferry­
man. He has h.-ul a good deal of ex­
perience and eho aid be retained.
G M Neet hae returned from Kansas
City where he w as successfully treated
for fistula.
James Howard, who has been sick
for more than a. year, passed down In
a covered rig th » other day on bis way
to Dr Ruaeell’s hospital for treatmeut
Mbs Haggard’s term of sohool cloeeu
January 4th. An exhibition will b«>
given that day.
The R C Edwards’ 'ogglng cample
laying off until after the holidays.
S. H. FRIENDL1
1000 Samples
A Night of Terror.
i
"Awful anxiety wa« felt for the
widow of the brave General Burnham
of Macbaias, Me, when the doctors
said she oould not live till morning,"
writes Mrs S H Lincoln, who attended
iier that fearful night. "All thought
ahe mu at soon die from pneumonia,
but she begged for Dr King’s New
Discovery, raying it iiad more than
once saved her life, and had oured her
of consumption.
After three small
do»-« she slept easily all night, and its
fun her use completely cured her.”
Thi a marvelous medicine is guaranteed
to < Hire all throat, chest and LuDg dia-
eae ee. Only 50c aud fl. Trial bottles
free at W L DeLano’e drug store.
L|-
Just Arrived,
The New L’Aiglon and Gold Belts.
See them.
E E Upmeyer, the Harrisburg saw«
mill man, was in thia section last week
looking after the sawlogs that R C
Edwards is getting out for him. They
aggregate three million feet, and are
of the finest quality.
Messrs Hopkins and Fuller of the
Eugene Lumber Company were here
last week iookiDg for sawlogs.
It’S
An
Ill
Wind
That
Profits
No
One
The following samples
will be sold for 50 per cent
Discount from regular prices.
'■
MENS’ UNDERSHIRTS
MENS’ SOX, MENS’ SIU
HANDKERCHIEFS A)T
MUFFLERS, MENS’
OVERSHIRTS IN WOOL 1
AND COTTON, SWEATEE1
UMBRELLAS, LADIES’
VESTS, GLOVES, HOSE,
HANDKERCHIEFS, ETC.
L
Sale on Organs.
To make room for our new instru­
ment!« which will arrive direct from
the factory eariy in January, we will
sell our entire stock of organs at 10 per
cent off until January 1, 1901.
Our organs are not marked at cata­
logue prices, but are markiid in the
reach of everyone, ranging from $40
to $100.
Any of our instruments old on easy
paymanta aud are warranted by
Kohler A Chase, the oldest and largest
music house on the Pacific coast.
Come in and examine them.
M orris A C raw ,
Ninth Street, Eitgene, Ore.
CAHTOllIA.
Baar* th*
1^ kind You Haw Always BngM
a.
____________________ ________
Bfftetus
SHINGLES FOR 8ALE.-I have
35,000 A 1 shaved cedar shingles for
Mi e. Write HW Jones, Jasper, for
prows, etc.
TEN
PER CENT
DISCOUNT
We
Illus­
trate
The
Truth
Of
This
Adage
Daily
on the following
Please rememba]
that you are invite!
to examine our
Clothing, Ovd
coats, Mackin-1
toshes, Capes I
and Jackets.
Men’s Rubber
Boots, Woolen
Blankets,. Oil J
Goods on which
we are giving
10 per cent discount.
PIAN O FOR BALE.—A second hand
piano- for sale.
Steinway esquare,
lnqui re at thia office for particulars.
1 '"OR R1 GN f.—Fifty acres oi good farm
laud, no buildings, adjoining the
cor port Ac limits of the eity of Eu­
gene. Apply for terms ar 8 partlcu-
larstol L Campbell, G uard offloe.
1 '"OR BAI it.—One span hors es, weight
the wife of F L Kennedy, a son.
McClanahan will nay 6 cents a
pound for live chickens and gerae,
and dres u d veal 6|c.
. WiH reraly» ‘“Fkeys every Wednee-
day and will pay 18 cents per pound,
live weight, for all good stock. ’ . ......
44 styles of air tight heating stoves to
select from
F L Cb am bei a ’
Perfect fitting. All eeatnsallowt <1.
_
SC R ankin ,
Cerner Willamette and Seventh Sts,
EogsD e.
A good lantern, 45 cents.
P L Chambers.
No Hunting Allowed.
ow spirits, no appetite.
Rosy
Local Market
USE GOOD JUDGMENT
IN BUYING
T
Famous
Dtc 24, 1900.
Claims allowed Dec 6 —
DECEMBER 29
Mr W J Wilson’s school closed Williams A Parvin supplies for
BAfURDAY
fxx’k > mow attractive than hmarwA
Friday. It was one of tbs moot suc­
for a woman, but it is *1» even mors
paupers Cain, Goesag* and
cessful terms ever laugbt in our dis­
rxhatirting
The work is often dons
Winfrey............................... . . 118 00
SHEEP-HERDING
HEATHEN under high pressure, and the brightness trict and the directors will show their Geo
N Frazer foundry work.. ... 8 ...
,4 the eve* and the
appreciation by re employing Mr H A Bkeels A Co lumber........ .676 20
CHINEE” WON'T KEEP
Unshed cheeks of
Wilson.
P - nttentive clerk
W G Warnock drayage........ ... 1 25
AGREEMENT.
I nd.cats
nervous­
A shadow social wm given Saturday J O Hunnicutt hauling sand .... 3« 0
ness rathsr than
evenlug by Mr Wilson and hie school, CCole lumber...'....................... ... 7 «5
If thi* is
Montana sheepmen say they will heahh.
which wm a decided succsm and was Roney Bros hardwire............ ... 3 •A-.
true under most
give assistano« to the Hock masters favorable condi-
well attended.
Tbofprooeeds, 818.75,
Dec. 7—
whet shall be
are to be used in the purchase of more IV B Hawley supt dial No 14..
of Washington in their effort to don«,
»» oo
aud of those who
books for the school library.
August Grat B N Co printing... 28
keep the Chinese sheepmen from «uffet from woman­
ly diseases, and who
B F liMney wm over from J aaper Bert Miller printing..................... 8 00
the grazing lands of that section, sndurc
headache,
Saturday and did the auctioneering for H R Kincaid railroad ticket for
and if necessary they Bay thev are
tackachst and
H Diokineon pauper........... „ 2 85
the shadow social.
oains day
ready to bear their part of the ex­ other
aftei <1* y ?
Messrs John and Will Berg wore L Boring read work..................... 36 88
sick woman
pense, says the Taooma Ledger.
down from Cottage Grove Saturday W W Withers railroad fare Thos
neglect the
Hunnicutt to reform school... 1 *
This strange proposition reveals a Should
and Bunday.
me..ns of cure for
John
Blackenaton bridge work 22 M
peculiar condition of things in w mnly diseases
Bebel to and Anglo Mathew« are
offered in Doctor
J C Bushnell gravel..............
2 M
homo from Wendling.
the grazing regions of the mountain Pierce's Favorite
James Brooks deputy sheriff.
2 00
Prescription.
It
O M Caliow and 8 E Elliott at- John Addison lumber....... . .
stale, where, it is said, the white
51 76
regulates the peri­
tended tbs RoMburg poultry show Griffin A Vested bridge rods.
sheepmen for the past two years od.-.. dries enfeebl­
27 no
iMt week. Mr Cabow exhibited some
ing
drains,
heals
12 35
J F Bchrimpb lumber..........
have been fighting the Chinese.
of his One poultry and wen every­ N H Martin rent of hall....... ■•«*.e 3 60
inflammation and
Tbs war is being waged not be­ ulceration, and
thing entered for. Hs reports that the
cause the owners are Chinese, but cures female weakness. It makes weak people of Roseburg are all very enlhu- C H Frank witness Btste
Bbelley..................................
women strong and sick women w«U.
2 00
for the reason that up to the present
siMtlo over tbs show and everyone
"A heart overflowing with sveltlads. as weU
H G Miller stationery etc....
2 ■
.i sense of duty, urges mt to write to you aud
turned out and made a grand buocsm W C Hembree tax rebate...... .
time the white woolgrowers have as
4 M
tsfl you of mv wonderful rssoeery " says Mia,
of
it. Hs reports that nearly every Alfred Poeton wltnese Btate vs
Corinne C Hook, Orangeburg. Orannstesrg Co.,
been unable to make any agree­ South Carolina "By th* us* of Dr Ptarce'a
business man and oouDty official ie a
Favorite Prescription I am entirely a new being
Tboe Hamers............................ s 10
ment with the Chinese as to where compureil
with the p.x>r missrat.le sufferer who
fanoler, our circuit Judge, J W Ham­ W A Curry wltnese state vs Thos
wrote you four mouth, ago
1 remark Io my
their flocks should giaze that the parent, • I meet every day that ft mcsm almost ilton and district attorney, Geo M
Hamers ......................... .............. $ 50
impouibility for tnadiofne to do a person ae
latter have not broken, and lor this an
Brown, being "chicken cranks” also. St Clair wtinesa state vs Thos
much good
During the whole Munmer I eould
keep up to walk shout the house, and
reason there is a war on between Karcely
Mrs R E Wands, of Salem, secretary
yesterday I walked four miles and Mt better
Hamers .......................... ... ......... 2 20
from the eserdiie
I now wetrt IM pounds
the two classes; and it is mainly on Mme wa, a complicated ease or female d i e e n,, Marion County Horticultural Society Edward Pollock witness state vs
it, worst form."
and department proaident Ladles or
Thos Hamers............................ 2 90
this account that the Chinese have in Doctor
Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets sstrs the G A It, visited with F Reisner and
J
Rust constable fee state vs
sought an entrance to the grazing biliousness
loft for Roseburg Sunday after­
Thoe Hamers............................. 7 50
lends of Washington.
noon where she goes to spend W H Roberts Justice fee otate vs
holidays with the old veterans at the
Thos Hamers............................ 5 50
Christmas
at
Coon
Range.
Rev Hill, of Portland, painted
Soldier«’ Homo.
She is making a Wm Campbell Juror state vs
that city an inky hue of vioe and
Thoe Hamers............................ 1 20
A very pleaslog and Intereating en­ tour of tbs stalo in the Interest of the
wickedness. Of course much of it tertainment and Cbrlstmaa tree waa Circle.
A L Taylor Jsror state vs Thoe
was deserved, though not a little given at Coon Range school house on
Hamers ....................................... 1 20
Albert Haberland Juror state vs
was drawn from hearsay and sensa­ Chrlstmaa eve, to quite a large and ap­
Change on Sonthern Pacific.
Thos Harners ........................... . 1 20
tional report. District [Attorney preciative audience. The entertain­
Walter Blachley jurer state w
ment
consisted
of
songs,
recitations,
Chamberlain meets the minister
Portland
Oregonian:
Beginning
Thoe Hamers..........................
1 20
tableaux and dialogues. The presents
with comparative figures of orime were numerous and of great variety. January 1 a change of time will go W H Poet Juror stat) ye Tboe-
Into
effect
on
the
Southern
Paciflo
by
in the metropolis for this and The program waa well rendered and
Hamers ...................................... . 1 90
which the svenlDg train from Califor­
several years past, placing the creditable to all taking part. The nia will arrive at 7:90 Instead of 6:30. E Tower juror state vs Thoe
Hauaere ....................................... 2 30
sensational seeker after notoriety .»lumittee on general arrangements It now leaves Ban Francisco at 7 a m,
R O Brady constable fee state vs
wm
Mrs
M
M
Gillespie,
Mrs
Wm
in the unpleasant position of
too early for the oonyeolenoe of most
Geo Ransom................................ 1 00
Goodpasture and Mrs R Fooebe. They
making public apology, else by deeerve a great deal of praise for energy people, and the result is that the other Oregon Btate Journal printing... 6 40
silence confessing a disregard for and perseverance displayed in almost train gate a disproportionate share of Geo Croner constable fee state vs
the business. The ehenge 1« made for
Body and Hunnleutt................. 7 70
the truth.
a continual praclloe and rebersal with
the purpose of equalising the business
0 A Wintermeier jRBtioe tee state
those assisting, in the short time they
between the two daily through trains.
vs Body and Hunnicutt .......... 31 40
Chicago registry clerks went on had to prepare for the entertainment. After the change the train will stop
Eugene Register printing.......... 24 40
Mr
Chas
Swaggert
deserves
special
a srike the day before Christmas,
for breakfast at Glendale’s well known
P L Bristow nails and supplies
thanks for assisting in Instrumental
and for a time it looked as if music at intervals during the evening. eating house instead of at Roseburg.
for pauper Jams* ..................... a 30
The new time table will include the
thousands of registered Christmas While there were some very nice pres­
Geo Munroe witness state vs Ed
Boddy ........................................... i 60
gifts would not be sent or delivered. ents, there waa noue more unique than Wendling branch, just taken over by
operating department.
Geo
Croner witness s ate vs Ed
one
we
wish
to
speak
of,
wbloh
was
a
They went back to work, however,
Boddy..........................................
1 60
small
frog
presented
to
a
young
lady.
only the leader being suspended.
Time Disproves a Pet Theory. Clayton Boddy witness state vs
It was made fast with a short string
They had good cause for oomplaint and concealed In a fancy box. When
Rd Boddy.................................... 1 60
as they were being worked fourteen the lid waa raised Master Frog came
Roseburg Review:
Several years Ella Roddy witness rtate vs Ed
Boddy............................................ J 60
hours a day. l’oetoflioe employes forth with a leap, at the same Instant ago the Rev Dr I D Driver, in a pub-
llo
speech
at
thio
plaoe,
denounced
the
Jesse
Boddy witness state vs Ed
a
sharp
report
of
a
lady
’
s
voice
was
have no “Merry Christmas." They
old pioneer, Jss-e Applegate, as an
B
xldj............................................1 «0
beard
and
the
frog
sent
sprawling
on
are “merry" when it is over and
the floor. If the donor wished to see infidel, and that because of bis Infidel­ J R Hill couuty comnjlHalo .ier... 15 so
buBineM has settled down to normal f the lady waa as spry
ity God would cut of! and destroy his
"
*•
22 60
as a frog we posterity until there would be no H D Edwards
conditions.
wonld say bis frogs flip wm decidedly deeoeDdent ef bis of the fourth genera­ Geo Hubbard supt diet No IS...... 66 OO
outdone.
tion. Jesse Applegate hM now living H V Johnson posting e’.tjtion
Z.
Emperor William lias issued a
six children, forty-five grandchildren
notices............................................ j oo
and thirty-one great grandchildren.
decree lengthening medioal study as
Oae of these laat Is Mr F H Miree, of
a Familiar Calendar.
a remedy for the overproduction of
this place, to whose wife, in the town Notice of Stockholders Annua
of Drain, on Thanksgiving day, was
physicians in Germany. It meets
Meeting.
The 1901 edition of ths Columbia born a little son, who is a decendent ot
with the approval of the profession. desk calendar is being distributed by J sees Applegate of the fourth genera­
In connection therewith, official the Amerioau Bicycle Co, Columbia tion.
Notice is hereby given that the an-
nual meeting of the stockholder
statistics show that overcrowding of Hales Department, Hartford, Conn. It
The Pitt’s Lever harrow is all right. The Booth-Kelly Lumber Comj ■ of
any
the medioal profession in the large will be sent to any addiem upon re- They never lose a tooth. F L Chain- will be held at the office of the C om-
oelpt of five 2-cenl atemps. This era has them.
pany at Eugene, Oregon, on Jani lary
cities is plain. Berlin has one
18, 1901, at 10 o’clock a tn.
unique and useful compilation hM been
physician to every 798 of the popu­ issued annually for tlie last sixteen
White Star Flour.
The meeting is for the purpos a of
selecting a Board of seven Dire« tore
lation; Breslau one to every 775, years and it has coma to be regarded m
for the ensuing yes r, and the tran
We beg to sail attention to the fact lion of such other buslueee as i sac-
and Koenigsberg one to every 681. an indiapenelble article in many
nay
that we are out of ’99 (wet) wheat and properly come before the meeting.
businsM offices and homes.
J F ’K elly , President.
The Annual Poultry show has
The G uard
acknowledges the are now making our celebrated White
J H B ooth , Secretary.
came to be an established and popu- receipt of a calendar. It will have a Star flour exclusively from the crop of
1900—valley and Rogue River wheat
lar winter exhibit in Eugene. The place on our desk to .the eud of 1901.
Tin ware go «rati t-ed not to rust
The old oue io down to its tow lMt mixed, and ar turning out a grads un-
for
poultry fauoiers have done not a leave*.
surpasMd. When ordering aak your three years. At F L Chambers’.
little towards improving this profit*
grocer for White Btor.
about It 00 pounds each, one set bar-
ne«w and two wagons; 5 act es to rent.
Call on jO B Martin, C artwright
place, oi ie mile west ofcit.g, or ad­
dress, 1 lugene, Oregon.
P. Frank & Son.
Wanted.
F or B ale or TRAP'-XS
barrel shot gun, one 1
repeating shot gnu, both in
Racket Store.
F OR BA LE — Some thoroughbred
Cote wok I bucks; also some thorough­
Agents for the Climax ti dfor drera
bred Dnr bam calves. A J Cruzan, cutting system.
Oliver new sulkey pl«»
J*
Call bet veen the
l’ieasaut Hill, Oregon.
hours of 10 a m and 3 pm •* Mrs invention on wheels.*,
Long’s dressmaking parlor on Willam­
ette street, between Ninth and Tenth
streets.
rMSALMERS and FUMERAI-J1*]’
M rs MEC h /JO.
9tLie is Wise Who
Ta/hs But Little.”
J. W. ms fü«IITïK#
Thi'! is only a half truth.
If wis r „ten had held their
For Infants an d Children.
tongues, we should know
nothing about tie circulation The Kind You Hare Always Bought1
of the bt Jod. Jf it were not
Bears the
for this advert isement you Blgraturv of
might neve r knot > that Hood’s
Sarsaparilla is the greatest
medicine in th. • world to
O ij & Hinderm , Undertakers and
purify and enrich, your blood, Eibalnwri. Cor. W L and 7th sh.
create an appetì te. give you
strength and stea dy nerves.
ITALIAN StUC’ ¿O STATUARY
CASTOR IA
Impure Blood— , Ifyzion'&M
tìooi I Stmptri u
by
>ry t
.Wv rhe « -y-u,
dr.’.' vl-witD.M^'Zry . IFkrson/tmn. Fa.
Make* a ni os X) dm i resent. Ws
have a nice co 1—ct.i. n and tb*y
are heap,
M « ah<. have and
A now e
A ce» Da
Ahns of
As Artie
W« will >h»
goods on Xaa*
f We’ Paper,
rise 7 sraish Stain
Gald I’.iat, or
t’e Outfit
er ear of these
Kvs for you.
L1. ÛÏEBTt il, 8th Strnt.
Strong Line
...of..«
Hen’s
Heavy
Shoes
$2.00 to $3.5»
Gilbert