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MACHINERY TRUST-
FAR
special to the Gua I.
N ew Y ork , April 25.—The principal manufacturers
of
farm
throughout
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about perfected arrangements for the formation of a trust.
All branches of the farm machinery trade are inter­
ested in the trust except manufacturers of mowers and
reapers.
Shoo »I Low
Yoran’sShoe Store.
For County Sunday scuvui Con­
vention to Be Held tn Eugene.
The follow mg ;• the | 8>g- ih <1 >lie
Lane County Ktinda) Hch*» 1 conven
violi to tie be d tn Eugene k*»v I and 2
&
ir^e Stock to
¡led From^
PROGRAM
We will give 50c off ou each Man’a
wniygstnY aftkmmx . x .
Hull for Ten Day« only Thle makes
2:!u. Devotion 1 »xercive ; Mr» G O
our extra value $3.50 only $3.00.
Linn.
Ladle«' Shirt Wat«'« to close at Ju»t
3 00 Opening i f c uvei tioi Dv the
One-half Price, or $1 waieu 50cor 50c
president, Mr»01*raJ Bond.
3:30. Addrem* of welcome; Rev cc waist» 25e.
Htinxit.
Remember we have some 5”c neck­
R»»pon»e; R»v 8 H Skidmore.
ties in our 15c aeaortnient and many a
4:00. Repo t of diatrlct con veti I Iona. good $1 GB hat for only .>0c.
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Appointment of commit ev».
Atiuouucemeuta.
DON’T FORGET TO
8;(i0. Pfaiae service; W G Hr*, ti?.
Addrene; Rev Mae H Wall •o*.
THURSDAY.
930
Devotioual aervicee; Mi- ( la'»
Etsoo.
10:00 T-niperan.-e lu the 8 8; Mm
Nora G riielictiui.
10 30 Home uepaitmeut; Mrs Clara
E«eon.
11:00. Th* mls»ioti of the 8 »; Prof
F 8 Dunu.
Open discuesiou of all aubjeeta
1:30. Rougher* ice
Bible »lady.
2:00. The whole Bible; Mr» Mark
Bally,
2 «0. The history of the Bit Ie- »tia»
Delia Logan
BiM 8yaietuatio study of t e Bud»;
Rev E A Child».
8:30 Business eeaalon.
R-port» i f committee».
Electlou <>f officer», etc.
8:00. Hong service; J J Handxxkir
Address, Field work of t i Oregon
State KHA; R»v C D>t»on
Adjournment.
Every Sunday school in L»u couu’y
is Invited to Joiu In thi» association
Each schoo) should t><* r< prtseuied by
its sui eriuteudeut and one del-gate,
with an additional delegate for e' ery
25 members.
April 24.
All are cordially invited to attend
Mies Etta Faw ver ia visiting her aunt the meetings of tl.e association
in R; riukfield, Mrs J H Casteel.
BILLY
The Bargaiu Cash Horn*».
JAPAN’S CRISIS.
ÌTY and county
APRIL 27
jl'RDAY
icon'« Feed Store 9tb Street.
Hour and mill feed our speciality
ioo ’ i Feed Store.
Wall p»p«i of al mis t every design
io w iwsu at F L Cbsmtiers.
got-rust tinware 1» guaranteed for
«years. Try it at F L Chambers.’
jcuiao Mi'let, all kinds of gr««»es,
I, fre»b line of garr'.-u seeds in bulk,
thill’s feed store, 9 h rtreat.
igre clean Imported Dwarf E sei
p-esd, 5 cents per pouud at Moou's
i »tore 9th street.
fill» not convenient to come to
pre all mail ord-r« have prompt
Litli'U, and • I «e-t i r net, a' F I,
iambet».
WBMoott, *be Ninth s.ieet fied
We man, has a new delivery wagon
ta»»tresis and hereafter will d<-
-rataown goods to customer».
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Y okohama , April 25.—A financial crisis prevails
throughout Japan. Twenty banks have closed their doors.
Serious domestic disturbances are apprehended. So far,
foreign trade has not been affected.
CUBAN POLITICS.
8(>ecial to the Guvrd.
W ashington , April 25.— It is unofficially given out
that the commission of five uelegates from the Cuban con­
stitutional conventi >n now in Washington for the purpose
of conferring with President McKinley regarding Cuban
affairs is of the opinion that the better element of the Cu­
ban people is in favor of the Platt amendment guarantee­
ing the future independence of Cuba by the United States.
The opposition to its acceptance comes from the sup­
porters of the revolutionary war.
HOTEL EUGENE
Mohawk Items
FL Chamber« lias ju-t received a
iload of Racius iiuggles, also a car-
Joe Huddleston 1» planting a large
The G uard is glad to anuounce an
id of Bain wagons. It will pay any-
watermelon patch this spring. He In­
rtoexamlns tills mammoth stock other big improvement in Eugene's tend» to «apply tbe Wendling market.
business district to be made till. BUtll-
tether they Intend buying or not.
Rev Woodward, of Portland, i» a
Wzutsd to correspond with parties mer.
cteplieu Smeed, ow ner of the Hotel gue»t of D»ve Weddle. He intend» to
nog good timber land claims on the
Eugene building, has fully decided to hold a protract'd m enng at Plug
jalaw river and Its branches, with a
commence, a« soon as the weather set- Yang In th» near future.
iw of buying the same. Claims
Mr Bert L. n on, of Saginaw, re­
t ex for tbe season, tiie erection of a
rth of river preferred
Address
brick addition to the rear of bis build­ turned horn« M udav after a short
orge A Hart, Lock Box 371, Eugene,
ing, extending toe entire width and visit at tis uncle’s, Mr L P Fawver.
tgiin.
clear baek to Park street 44 feet, and to i
MrsMax Jackson of Ping Yang, has
rbensstest little two or four paseen» be three stories in height.
a new wheel. We hope the lady won’t
t that has ever beeu in tbe city is
This addition w ill give a great deal ' have any trouble iu learning to ride
»trap now ou exhibition in h' L more room for the accommodation of it.
•tnber»’»how window.
It has all guests which baa been a need for a
Walter Sharp is carrying tbe mail
>convenience» of tbe English trap long time. The plans and specifica­
agalu.
tii built oo the American style.
tions have not ax yet beeu drawn for
Mr Wesley Rtrublu is »till work,
the new addition but, as we uuder- j
ing for Mrs Max Jackson and .intends
stand
it,
the
inteuliou
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to
devote
the
For Sale
to work there all summer.
lower floor to sample rooms and the
Mr Delphla Barr is working at
second and third flixirs will be divided
inland belonging to the estate of
off into suites of rooms, 24 tn uumber, Wendling agaiu.
J Rseney, deceased, consisting of
making a total of 59 sleeping rooms iu
Charley Hayden can flud bls lost
gresofas fine farm and pasture
eat by inquiring at Mr Frawver’e.
the entire hotel.
di Mean be found in Lane county,
Il is also Mr Hmeed’s intention to
A dance was given at the Mohawk
0 improvement-*, situated about
put in baths, au elevator and other restaurant last Saturday night.
«-quarter» of a mile from Goshen,
modern and up-t -date conveniences
Mrs Hickman, of Parson's creek,
I miles southeasterly from Eugene),
and when the work lx completed the
will preach at Ping Yang the third
io» offered for sale on very reason-
hotel will be second to noue in tbe Sunday in May.
le terms.
■ tate outside of Portland.
ill 00 J B Keeney residing on farm,
The party that spoke of Plug Yang
It is also probable that tbe present
adilrsss J M and B F Keeney, ad-
needing
a missionary is off.
Ping
glass front of the building will betaken
nirtrators, at Jasper Oregon,
out and replaced by plate glass, but Yang don’t need a mteslenary, but the
people that live around Ping Yang
this has not Deen fully determined
do, and we hope they may he able to
upon.
have one
The amount to be expended on these
Mr Mulkey is quite »fek at his home,
improvements will be iu the neighbor­
hood of $19,000, and It is thought the but is improving some.
H ay S eid .
work will be commenced about the
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Walkover
Shoe
For Men.
Hold only by
DAVID
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F L Cbsmbers bee appointed 19 1
agent» a. follow»:
Wheeler A Scott, Cottage Grove
C F Hurlburt, Junction I ity.
A Bond A Son, Irving.
Hazelton Bro», Creswell.
P L Brietow, Pleasant Hill.
Genuine Oliver extra* to be bad only
at the above placet.
For Sale.
COLLARS.
Velvet stock
Satin stock with gold
bands
Dot swiss stock
Plain silk stock
Plain satin stock
Linen collars in all
styles 2 for
.35c
.35c
.30c
.25c
,25c
.25c
New hosiery just arrived.
Plain ami fancy colors. The
drop stitch ami lace strip in
both silk and cotton. Latest
Paris styles.
WHITE GOODS DEPT.
Added this week a beauti­
ful line of washable fabrics,
plain and dotted 1 swisses
Mulls, Organdies, Persian
Lawns, French Batiste and
Imported Dimities, Make
your selections early
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Wash goods specials. Our
36 inch light and dark per­
cales at 11c. Domestic ging­
hams. Pretty patterns and
new tiesigns, 7c at 6J, 10c at
9. I21,c at II, 15cat 12| cents
I per yard.
Shirt waists in all colors.
Latest styles. Striped and
Persian effects. Come early. Linen skirts and duck suits
just tiie thing for spring and
50c to $1.50 each.
summer wear. You should
purchase now while the stock
Ladies’ and Misses gloves. is complete.
We can fit you with any size,
color and price. Special this
See Hindow.
week. Our |1 gloves .75c.
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A Modern Chiffonier
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a more ornate variant of the cheat of
drawree ofjoiir forefather«,but t he gowi
people of ttxiay prefer it hence we
Rtipply it, in size, *ha|>e and atvle and
price to BtiiU
After all, its but tyj*i
cal of our entire «Cock, which coin
pri«ea the varietic« vf furniture goo«l
w < mm I and gootl woo I worker* can
produce.
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Bureaus $7 to $20.
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You Get'What
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The greatest eave of blowing that haa
•ver come to the nolle* of the Lous*,
keeper is where people have failed to
buy »creeii door» and wludows from F
L Chambers, the fly doe» the work.
come
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university. While alway» an ardent
republican, th» doctor wa» never a can­
didate for political office until hl» elec­
tion a» »enator, though he wa» aoine
year» ago elected mayor of the oily of
Eugene. lu 1898 be wa» nominated
for aenetor by the republican» of Lane
county aud waa elected.
Hi» »pecial
lalxira have lieeti directed lu favor of
educational meaauree calculated to in-
creaae the efficiency of our »cliool ay»-
tern. At the aeexlon of 1899 he formu­
lated and paaaed In the aenate an im­
portant bill for the regulation of leg a-
latlve clerk him and correction of it»
•buaee.
HeuaUq
Kuykendall
waa
ohairman of the way« and mean» com­
mittee. and a memtier on education,
and alaoon election» »nd privilege».
Horses Strayed.
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$11,309
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Oliver Plow Agents
Our Stock of Ladies and Gents Furnishings is Complete in
Every Department and Now Keady For Your Inspection.
Hemlock Bark
middle of June.
and
With
these improvements
with tbe several other brick buildings
Automobile« are to 1« used a« army
now in course of construction and con­
templated, beside» numerous new resi­ tratiaport wagon«. Trial expertmenle
dences, Eugene will experience a in France have proved ooovincing.
bigger building boom this summer than It ie odd to note the different uaee to
which nature and »cience are put. On
has been for years
the battlefield they tight for the de­
struction of life. while throughout the
Pleasant
country Hoetetter’» Htomach Bitters
one of nature’» most acieutiflo medi­
April 22, 1901.
cines, fights to preserve it. For fifty
Grain crops look nice this spring.
years the Biitera has teen making
Rev D C Keilems preached to a large strong stomachs and curing dyspep»ia
audience last Sunday.
indigestion, roneiIpation and bilious»
t
Roads are dry and In excelieut con­ ne»s. Iu the spring when the system
dition up this way.
is usually ruu dowu this wonderful
Edward Doeriug, of California ar­ medicine will be helpful In restoring
Only
of Record.
It will
rived here last week. His family has your health and »trengtb.
been here for several week». Phew will also prevent malaria, fever and ague
Through courtesy and Justification
aeon leave for Idaho, where they ex­ and as an appetizer It is unequalled, to other real Restate dealer», excepting
Hee that our private revenue etxmp 1H tbe »elf-boasting E J Fraeler, who
pect to reaide.
writes In tbe G uard under big bead
Al man
Hemenway, of Cottage over the neck of the bottle.
line«, that «alee bad been consumated
Grove, la visiting with friends and
through him Fraater) to the large sum
relatives at this place.
of $48,125 during tbe past 30 day», we
LE Parka is on the sick list thia
From the Ware place six mileaaou'h- a»k tbe G uard to make meulion of
week.
weal of Eugene: Two roan msree; 1 the following fact*:
After having
A uumber of our people expect to at­
cheanut sorrel mare »trip In face; 1 light searched the record« we hnd only
tend the Kunday act x>J convention at
•< rrel horse, 4 years old, »trip In face. $11,30V <>ut of the <a'e» mentioned In
Goabeu next Saturday.
Ale*' • 8 year old bay mare colt, white yesterday's G uard on record, and
J D Hamlin, of Junction Chy, la in fat*-, w:|h one white bind foot. from g<’*«1 ami redab'e authority, we
visiting with Vaniel R-ed ai d fam­ She is very gentle and may have got find Mr Frasier ti >t lu-tru'nerital in
separated from tbe «there Mathey are making only a part of loose
ily.
Vergil Cornel us is very sick »Uh wild. Tbe hunch of horses were »eeii
The obj.ctof these B oacth , which
on tbe r ad going n«rth Tuesday, are primed from lime t* time by Mr
pneumonia.
Prof Dalton Baughman, of Thus­ April 9
Frasier, la to eircu ate tbe opinion
ton, was seen auoug iila old friend»
A suitable r-ward will t>e paid for among our citiaeu« that he Fraaler) la
Information a» t>> nr tor recovery of tbe the otily real eetate dealer that la do­
again la»t Honda/.
ing any bu«ine»s, w en the fact Ie,
W C Re 11 lek li»t a flue horse la.< laal mtmtloned animal. Ad'1re»e
CHARi.m Ku'sif*, Eugene Ore.
that several of tne r»*l «»laie dealers
i week. 1 tie hoise dropped dead whiis
I driving from work to the barn.
M arkikd .—The marriage of Mr in Eugene are trat-ssc mg tqually or
more buslt.ee« durit g tbe year.
Il ia
-*amuel M Godard, of Trent, to Ml»«
Wanted.
N.llle G Addington, of Dexter, oc­ therefore no more than Just that the
curred at tbe residence of tbe offlofat- public ab'-uld know the truth of these
Farm«r» and teamster» to put up yoq» I ing clergyman, Rev C C Hmoot, on statements which cannot be backed
Itoraee at Warnock’« feed ja d
He
by recorded fact».
Pearl street, ye-lerday.
Tbe coop*
want» your pouitry and egg« and wt'l
Reeiiectftolly submitted,
will
mske
their
future
borne
at
Wal-
pay the b'gbeet ca-ti pri'Y tor Ihem
Et'UURk
Rkt I. F trTATlt 4 L w 'T <’n.
Huy y<«r ff >ur and feed of bim. He | tarvllle.
J A H arkuk <b C«.
will treat you right.
Di kd .— Word haa been received In
Per tf T P1.ANK.
W J WanNOCB,
Corner S'b and Feen etr^ete, o; poaite Eugene that Mr» Hurpri»e, formerly
F L Chamfers las Just received a
court br»o«e.
Mi»» Ma»y Hill, of Irving, died In
large shipment f g-»r iteware, txioght
Wouldu'l th>l jtr y. u!
I meen Kan-a« recently. Hbe went to Kama« nt tbe loweet pceett'• ; rice.
It W all
•om» ol t i-e o d t icy l e. Avold b* • fro-n Lane conn tv eotje ten year« ago marked so aa to give every customer
IngJ
Ir’tl.wav l>r v»< ing on» •nd wsa well known by • greet many the -dvintage r>f g -«J g'xida at cheap
will be peioed to bear of her
f tbcee Cmb ob .■
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Hill Items.
Ulna 1) G augnr
$1 00
«11» pink beau»
.25
ldoz nutmeg»
.05
3 pkg« weeh powder
.15
1 pkg envelope» x x x
.04
1 pkg wood tooth pick«
.04
31b pkg« gold duat waah
powder
.20
4 bx ball bluing
.25
3 «tick» candy
.01
1 pk envelope»
.04
3 lb no 1 dried
peechee
dried peaches
.25
lib gixxi dried apple»
.05
30ln go d rice
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lib goo*i corn or gloea
atarch
.05
7ib rolled oata
.25
One Wixxi'* mower, need wheat, two
Oliver Chilled plowa, two wagon»,
one «• t blacksmith tool», one ► t-el
harrow, one wood barrow, several »et
of tiarness, five Poland China hog»,
nine head of horse« weighing from
1200 to 1500, one c*xik stove, one-half
intereet or all in threshing outfit, two
buggies, two tuilch cows and other
thing» two numerous to mention.
J. R. Y ates .
8<i acre tmot of laud 15 miles west of
Eugene in Noli valley. Partly im-
;r>ved. Good spring water good sol
and gisxl titulier. Ne»r »email. Priel
Junction city Time..
$275 cash or $325 on easy term»
Address H F L a NUKNOUK, Kiowa
•Senator Kuykendall 1» a native Ore-
Colorado.
gouiaii, born at Wilbur, Dougin, ooun.
ty, March 1, 1855.
He w»n educated
People «ill soon prepare for their
at the old Umpqua academy at Drain, summer outing but they never will be
and graduat -d in medicine in 1878 at prepared until tbev buy a nice tliblng
Cooper medical college, at Han Fran- outfit from F L Ctiamiier».
deco. He practiced hi» profesaion ten
ye«rs in Dougin» county, then moved
Wanted.
to Eugene, where he liax practiced the
la»t ten year» with emlneut sucoeM.
Watded, 600 conia of hemlock bark,
Enquire al the tan­
Dr Kuykendall has been the grand $10 per cord.
nery.
physician of the Women of Woodcraft
W W H aines A Co.
for tiie Pacific coast states since the
organization of that order, and baa
Piano and Organ
l<een professor of gynecology in the
medical department of tiie Willamette
I want to trade an orgau or piano
for body fir wood split coarse.
F A R ankin , Heventh St.
Ul« ui FUNERAL OIRECTQRS
Automobiles in War.
For Sale.
Dr. Kuykendall.
». MAVS filHNITUttt GO
1ay & HewlBtsan, Undertakers and
A^ers. Cor. Wil. and 7th its.
New To Day—
10 Days
Only.
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à £
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You a»k for at our grocery. An
order wiil be fllled wlth flr»t
ctiolce, wIdoli oould not be tiel-
tered by rii export in fixxi pro­
duci» wlth a full aseortment of
evurythlng
lo pick
troni,
knowtng preclaely what le
wanted by careful housekeet»-
er», we tiuy auchthlngsaa i tally
wlth
thè standard of good
llvers. Brlsk bualuee», •bort
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prh'ee, uothlng cheap.
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J. U. GREEN & SON
Talaphon« Main 2S-1
When in Want
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of any farm machin­
ery it will pay you to
see our line of Grain
drills, Plows, Garden
cultivators, Harrows,
Disk harrows, Wagons
and etc.
Given Away S. L LONG.
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A pAckagt of Chit Loaf Sugar
to every |>ur< haaerof our Celebrated
TEAS, COFFEES,
AND SPICES,
Over and alxive are regular handsome
J>ree*nU, couNiating <>f ('hina,( Jrockery
rlaeeware. Re men :ber, we lead for
beet goods and luweit privet.
Fine Roasted Coffees
15, 20, 25, 30 and 35 cent« per pound
Extra Fine Teae
35, 40. .50, i»0 anil 70 cent« ;ier pound
Pure Spices
10,15 and 25 oente (>er can
GREAT AMERICAN
IMPORTING TEA CO.
1.argent distributer* of
Tea«, ( ’offer«, Hpioen, <»n
the Count. Operating KN)
etoren throughout the Pa­
cific < ’-oa«t ala ten,
Great American Importing Tea Co
1« NINTH ST. BCTWCEN WILLAMETTE AND
• AR, AUQKNK, OREGON*
Free Cui Loaf Sugar. Come Just to See
là
Vinegar
A sour bargain,
But a good one.
iSCts per gallon, 2 for 25Cts.
Eor a short time only; quality A-regular price 20c
Don’t ruiss this, hut bring in your jugs and kegs.
If you have none, will furnish one at bottom price.
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Another car just received of
the most durable buggy built
Bain Wagons
We are4W'aiting.
You are wai'lng to view
tbe 'Bleat and most nobby
deelgne In
wall papers
wblcb we purchased direct
from the factory, and
which we will baveondie-
pley at nor Mg WALL
FA PFR OPEN I NO o« er
alxHit
rl. 10'fa,
Onrttn Kmt «nd Wall Pepar
Co, Eighth Street-
Another car iust in. Get a
Bain and you know you get
your Money’s Worth.
Every Vehicle Guaranteed.
F. L. CHAMBERS.
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