Eugene
Guard
CUBI KG SCHOOLS.
Graduating Exercises Held Last
Night.
MAY 25
BAfURDAY
PROTECTION
A “COLOSSAL
FRAUD
The graduating exercise» of the Co­
burg public schools were held lasi
evening. The folio* log pr gram WB4
carried out:
Muaio.
Recitation by Gertrude Mikelaon.
Oration—"Progress of Our Nation,’
(.lauoe Daugherty.
Music.
Recitation by Enoch Htuart.
Essay—“All is not Gold that Glit-
tor»,” Lottie Pengra.
Bong by Bait ba Henderson and
Edith Pengra.
Class prophecy by Clara Mikelaon.
Instrumental music by Lottie Peu-
P*.
Address by President Frank Strong
of the State University.
Presentation of diplomas by W M
Miller, oouuty superintendent.
Orxonlan, M»y 21.
Andrew Carnegie quito busineee
with »200,000,000 io cm»h. liuw
did he gel so vaat a earn? I'nnaar-
ily through the favor of the Gov­
ernment, which “proteoted” him ‘
Hgainat foreign competition during
long year«, while he used hie op- j
poriunity to deny to labor its just
•hare and at tbe name time to ex­
tort from consumers unconscion­
able prices. Tbe donation of
»10,000,000 which he is now mak­
ing so ostentatiously in Scotland
was taken away from those to
whom it rightfully belonged in
America. Observe that Carnegie
got this money under pretense of
“protecting’’ the American work­
ingman. It is a consistent outcome
ot the whole oollossal fraud that tbe
money now goes to Euroj>e.
It is needless to remark tbat
the Oregonian would not tell tbe
truth about the protective tariff
robbery if there was an election on
hand. Anyway tbe millions piled
up by Carnegie, Rockefeller, and
men of their ilk, have been unjustly
taken from the people through the
operation of sjiecial laws. Tbe
Oregonian says all when it says the
piling up of tbe immense Carnegie
fortune was made ¡xMsible “through
the favor of the government,’’ while
he denied “to labor its just share,”
and extorted “from consumers
unconscionable prices.” Nothing
more could be added in condemna­
tion of the folly of protection.
PORTLAND'S ANNUAL
WATER.
HIGH
Portland will have no flood this
June. Indications are that the
Columbia has reached its high-
water stage, 18.8 feet at Portland
from hackwater. The Columbia
car fnruish plenty of water when
all conditions are favorable—big
snows in the mountains that feed
it, a oold backward spring, then
sudden summer heat to bring the
snow out with a rush.
In the oentenuial year Portland
hud 33 feet of water much of the
business portion of the city being
■ubmerged. The Dalles, though,
broke all records, the water piling
up a height of 59 feet and 7 inches
above low water. Jt was not back­
water at that town, either, it being
situated on the bank of the river.
To anyone who ia familiar with the
width of the great river at The
Dalles the volume of water poured
out in such a flood stage is simple
inooncievable.
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The Oregon Timberman say-
that “experience has dem one', rat d
in order to get the best results
from Oregon oak for finishing pur­
poses, and prevent checking, it
should be boiled for 24 hours,
■tioked and laid away in a dark
room for seasoning, which requires
at least a year. At the end of this
time the lumber in in condition to
use for any purpose required.”
That it makes an elegant finish
will not be questioned by anyone
who has observed the interiors of
the Loan and Savings and First
National banks ot Eugene. Our
Oregon oak makes a rich and
elegant finish
when
properly
seasoned and worked.
Exhales from children as fragrance from
flowers. The little lipa are alway» puck
ere<l to give or take a kiss. In homes
where there are children, love reaches
it» forest and sweetest proportion». In
clnl ¡1< ss home» the kiss of wife and
husband grows formal, and presently is
neglected ; the springs of love in the
heart become cliokc-d for want of use
and exercise. Childlessness is a great
sorrow to many women. It ia like a
curse from Nature, who bids all crea­
tures to lx- fruitful. It is not a curse
but a misfortune Often the conditions
which ' ause childlessness are removable.
Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription has
brought joy to many a woman by giving
her the happiness of motherhood. It
gives to the Womanly organ» vigor and
vitality, removes local obstructions, and
practically does away with the j>aiii» and
pangs of maternity.
,
There is no alcohol or narcotic tn " Fa­
vorite Preacrqrtioti.”
FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Fortnightly Club Will Open Its
Library to the Public.
"I have never written you how grateful I am
to you tor your help in aecunng good health
an.l one of the »weete«. deareat. thirteen pound
girl, that ever came into« home," write» Mra.
M Vaatine, of M7 South Lilwrty St . Gale.bure,
111. "I look »,x hottie» of Dr. Pierce • Favorite
Prescription, four of the ‘Golden Medical Di»-
coverv. an.l four vial» of * Pleaaant Pellet».’
Before I had taken four bottle» of the * Favorite
Prescription* I was a new woman. I cannot
make |xn describe my heart felt gratitude "
To keep the bowel» regular use Dr.
Pierce’* Pleasant Pellet*.
INQUEST HELD
Coroner's Jury Investigated Cause
ofjohn Sapping&eld's Death.
bail, Qaard, M>? 23
Coroner Grirtln and a jury consisting
of H M Yoraii, B D Pallia, J M Howe,
Fid Hanaoo, Al Hampton and H R
Williams, this afteruo >n held an In­
quest over the body of John Bapplng-
tleld who died last evening at 7:30
o’clock.
The Inquest was the result of a re­
mark supplied to have been made by
a certain physician to the effect that
death was caused by some medicine
given tbe deceased uiau by auotber
physician.
Beveral witnesses have baeu ex­
amined, and the testimony sh'iws con­
clusively that ths man came to hl*
ilsath from natural causes
THE
VKHOICT.
The Jury returned the following ver­
dict at 4:44 o’clock this afternoon:
We, thejury empauelsd by the cor­
oner of Lane oounty, Oregon, to Invee-
ilgale the os use of the death of J W
Sapping Held, ;flnd [from tbe evidence
that bls death wm the result of
natural causes, there being no evldeuie
whatever to admit of any other
oplniou.
The Fortnightly Club, at Its last
meeting, voted to make Its library s
free public library. Thia hex been the
Intention of the club alone the begin­
ning of its library movemeut, and now
that it has been able to place Its books
In suitable quarters, it is ready to take
up the work of giving to the public au
advantage that baa long been desired.
The library la as yet I d Its infauey,
consisting at present of 500 volumes,
but it Is hoped that interest In thio
work will soon add to the resoumes ot
the club so that the library may be en­
larged aud do as much good as possi­
ble.
The committee will at an early date,
arrange a system of circulation, and
due notloe will bo given concorulug
the details and day of opening.
900 Acres for Rent.
My9G0acrs farm and ranch across
the Coast F'ork from O<Mhen, near
Cloverdale, is for rent. 150 acres of
same Is plow land.
Gixxi fur farming and stock. Winter
before last 255 head of cattle were kept
on this place and were only ted 10
tons of hay, coming out In gixxi eon
dltion. The winter just passed 150
head of cattle were kept without other
feed than the range.
Inquire of or address owner,
J R BKLI.ARS,
Eugene, Or.
For Sale.
F lax H kkd .- I imve received a car­
load of tl»x rnx-d. All farmers ahould
oome and gel It at onoe. E C B mith .
For Sale
80 acre trsot of laud 15 uiilee went of
Eugene In Noli valley. Partly im­
F or B ai .E — Kevil exit», feed oat» and proved.
Good spring water good sol
baled hay.
and gixxi timber. Near school. Prltl
»276 cash or »325 on easy terms
A B ond A R on , Irving, Or.
Address H F L anuknovr , Kiowa
The Garden King the king of all Colorado.
garden cultivators for gardeu werk al
Chiltim Bark and Wool.
F L Chambers.
The week of May 26 to June let Dr
Bring all your chlttlm bark and
Lowe, ths cwulo-optlclan, In Luckey’s
Jewelry store, will be away from Flu­ wool to W Bauder«, Eugene. He will
Ortica at
gene. P< rMina contemplating consult­ pay the highest cash price.
ing him lu the Immcidlate future about Ax Billy'sstore.
their eyes or glames should see him at
lielr earliest convenience.t
Lumber for Sale.
J
A man bad played off several dol­
lars against an open gambling
game when he took snap judgment
by reaching into the tuoney tray
tor a handfull of silver. The
gamblers had so little sense as to
advertise their unlawful business
by haviug the man arrested. And
the justice of the peace bound him
over to await the action of
of the grand jury
on the
charge of larceny from a store.
“Larceny from a store” when the
evidence showed it was a gambling
game is a gixxi one!
A PALE-l-.Wh i.iM
may be almost safely set down
as wanting red in her blood
with neoeeaary capital.
We bear
May 2b.
Everytblog is growing mculy afte
the rain.
Jasper HHl» »tort» bi» l«*g drive to­
day. He 1» taking hto l<*ga to lt.e
BptiDgfleld Lumber Co.
It to reported that tbe “pU»h and I
pull" r»,»d by JoeC«r.er'» Cabin, will
be widened from 60 to lttu feel for tbe ■
benetic of one of our noted logger*.
Mr» M A Bari .e bw returned from
Eugeuewbere sue has been visiting
for the pa»t w«>ek.
Rev J C’ Ricbar<i»on preached a very
interesting »ermon lmd Bunday at the
Lost Valley »cbool bouse.
Mr Howard Reed Is »lowly improv­
ing after bis severe Llue»a of typhoid j
pneumonia.
Harvey Veacb, late of Manila, was
visiting tii» sister, Mr* Neet, of line
place, over Bunday.
T he Z ion B puok .
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
That Contain Mercury
As mercury will surely destroy the
seose of smsil and oomplelely derange
the whole system when entering it
through the mucous surfaces. Much
articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputaLle physi­
cians, as the damage they will <lo is
ten fold to the good you can possibly
derive from them. Hall’s Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F J Cheney A
Co. Toledo, O, coutains lie mercury,
and Is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blo<xi and mucous surfaces of
the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh I
Cure be sure you get the genuine. It
is taken internally, and made in Tole­
do, Ohio, by F J ( beney A Co. Testi­
monials free.
Bold by druggists, price 75c per bot­
tle
Hall’s Family Pilis are the beet.
Leghorn Hatching Eggs.
Tbs beat thoroughbred Brown leg­
horns. »I tor setting of 15 eggs. Will
deliver. Address
J R Y ate », Irving, Or.
Come Just to See.
THIS WELK
Glassware
Sugar bowls, covò each
Butter dishes, covd
“
Syrup pitchers, met covd
Berry dishes, 8in
each
Berry deceits, 4¿.in set
l x
Oil or vinegar bot, each
ll
Cake stand, large
<<
Decanters, engvd, lpt
a
Claret jugs, “
1 qt
4<
Lemonade glasses hid
ll
Jelly dish, footed
il
Flower vase 5in
ll
Rose bowl, 5in
Berry set, complete I set
Pitchers, 36©z
< each
ll
Celery holders
Great American Importing Tea Co
,B NINTH BT. BCTWttN WILLAMITTI ANO
If subject to dizziness. fainting,
slu rtness of breath on slight
exertion, no doubt remains.
To want red in the blood i
to fail of the gtxxl of one’s foo*’
She needs a change.
The easiest chance si c c.v
Real
Estate
Exchange
Local Market.
May 24, 1901.
Butter—20 to 40c per roil
Wool—12jc
Farm nnd city property for sal', reDt
an<l exchange. Money
Morey loaned and
Poultry—»3 50 to »4 50 t»u uozen.
rents collected on reoonable term».
Dried prunes—3 to.5jc
Litt your property with uh .
Corre»«
Flour—75 per »ack.
Reference by-
pondence solicited.
perir
’
vriou
to
Firet
National
Bank,
OaU— 41) cents.
m. Call and t»ce ua
Euge.i.
Potatoes—75 cts per bushel.
Bud W«
U at ou right.
Egg»—12 cents.
!oun Bank, Eugene, Or.
Office ovft Laue
Wheat— 50 cents.
Hops—12 to 13) cento.
It gives her the upper han.!
n the contest—-her L xh I h.
e upper hand now—she i
of tbe failure«, of the few mortgage
•alee, but not of the many who
•ucoeed
through aid of the
ùc no more.
BBortgsge.
« »rr * u
York.
25 cts
Extra bargains ¡n lad-
plain hose for 15 and 20 cts.'
We also have the mo-
artistic and beautiful line^
lace, stripe and drop 8ti*J
hose in the city from
35 to J 5 cts
Ilw Kind Vou Haw Always Bought
13 cts
-----s H. FRIENDLY,
LEADER OF LATEST STYLES AND LOW p
I JAN F ra
L Ohio, f<
^pacific <-
ker’s ship
This late
L faniou?
¡ber first 1
The imp
Rident to
)ted statt
It is est
t# the Gi
Go
To
A lbany
æs and t
> this me
>ed upor
The ent
N K Gaylord s £
For a good Piano or Organ.
For a good Violin, Guitar or Banjo.
For good Accordions and Harps.
All kinds of of Musical Instrument« Kepairtd.
Musical Merchandise . . .
ill to the G
Hale’s Block, Eugene
Choosing Something Toothi
For Dinner,
For liver, kidney or stoniach trou­
bles, colds, Isgrippe orblllousnesH there
is Lotlilng better than Frauds’ pur»
brand lex. All ordeis promptly tilled
with piune, apple or par brandy at
75 cent» j>er quart, or 4 : 50 i+*r gallon.
Ordere t>y »tage or express will be w-
cutely boxed. Mode and sold to oou-
surntrs only.
I M F rancis ,
Fifth and Blair »t e»l». Fugen»*, Or
B«ar» the
Signatur»
of
I
L to th» 00
Bargains for men, remi!»
«
. i ’ tan öu *‘
20c socks in li
black,
fancy this week
Pure Home Made Brandy.
breakfait or iinpper in a!vap
pleasure to those who look 0»
tbe many delicacies that compr
our stock of fancy groceries. ”
have the world's choicest prxix
in glass, till.- and package«; and
up by the best methods for pn
v.’tif'n. Our fresh arrivals of pit
W est 1’
fv acaden
atituted
The un
for the (
N ew Y
I magnat
several li
>m ocean
id manag
I Sockel
ORE!
Te e(jhotie Main 2b 1
»»■
r«w*
LOST IN ADMIRATION
of the b»*suty of modern wall
paper» thst sre pnxiueed at so
iittle cost you will tie when sou
see the array of rich and artis­
tic ert-ct» that are <*oiiibin»*d in
the rew patterns and colors of
our wall paper». Those who
w ould h> ve their homes beau* -
fled should cover theic ws Is
from our handsome stock.
Overton Paint and Wall Paper
Co Eighth Street
** The Mill Cannot Grind
’with Water That’s Past
A fagged out, tearful little
•woman said this in telling her
cares and •weaknesses. Her
fnend encouraged by telling of A reletrve
who has cured of just such troubles by­
Hood’ s Sersepenlle.
The little ewmsn
now hes tiers of joy. for she took Hood" s,
which put her blood in prime order, end
she inns on the strength of the present m-
steed of worrying shout thei of the pcsst.
Told Her Friend —‘‘After h.mmg
go.Ire on my ned 42 yesrs Hood"s Sjtr.ia-
psn.l.i corntrletely cured me.
J eves so
glsd I told fnends sbout it end a lody in
•a*.'*.» reed of my cure told me
she elso tool Hood's for the seme trouble
end eues cured. She thenked ms.“ SVrs.
o4nne Sulherlend. Keiemecoo, SMich.
cJfcodS Sa'idafxiuffi
Ht’kcure llrrrlll». th« oott-trrltatinir at 4
<nly cathitrtic to tÿ» with 1: d > ^«rsap< a.
New 1
This F
Try Westphalia
hams
AT 12 I-2 CTS
Dried beef shipped
to order.
A few California tomati
yet at 3 cans for 25 cts.
G H
Dai
put of tbs ’
smide Oí
dels In the
»rafter tb<
11 of fare of
a to be list*
n apples b
n»nd It ii
Ntnn appi
ort l'entri
THE
FAMOUS
L C SKEELS
». tbe »i
wm to be
Ithe fruit
“I receive
>py of a m
>e Portlan
Mirai lint
The Enjoyment of Spring
Md tbat
Walkover
Shoe
For Men.
X a »troni
“Every t
can be re n led in to your hurt’a
content when you h»ve » goo 1 com
fortAble vehicle to get out in and en­
joy the freehnee- of Sj rinKtime. We
have all kind» of carriage, for ityle
»peed and beauty, f >r comfort and
llghtneaato euit all taatoa and all
pur»?«.
Remember we sell the
Studebaker wagon.
« apple«
ad aleve
nebeon
Wka.Ca
fonila na’
Ul» will t
forala rip
Bold only by
DAVID
S. L. LONG
tagw.”
Is roac
"I koo'
Mention
MM... When in Need of
Groceries or Crockery
fir own
Mh»c
-We
¡rom «1
UP-TO-DATE WRAPPERS FOR
WIDE AWAKE PEOPLE-^ po
L**<i Daivx R bapt .—Mr R C Ed­
wards. of txiwsll, has nearly flnithed
OUR CORSETINE IN MANY OF
th* dam I d upper Fall Crvek and will
OUR WRAPPERS
atari his log drive In a tvw days. The
water le unusually low for this ilm>
Possesses the essential features of a
of the year making s dam n»cwe*ary to
corset, without discomfort to the wearer.
float the log« out of Fsll creek
You will
lines.
Come in and ask to see
l’ne of white porcelain ware. Our W
are low as any in town, quality consid»
•’’tu bai
MM a
m».
•W«
’nr*
Successor to A. E. Wood.
PtOVyr
»lfic
Our wrappers an' made in Standard
Mt oo
beton
0«!]
Luxurious S'erpinfl ^°u
»Ulk
toko
i« »**n in fine array at 1*7
eer'e-teaai bedeW •»
dut.l le, -f tbe w-t
f ” unrated. eaeÜv
RmiliKECR FORB A LB —A fin» rvvl. an»l quality.
<tvu«w for salv eh-ap in tb» heart of
In wrappers
made from standard
h» city, on* bl cB fr<Mu th* huxlnvsa
I rtIon of VV ll.11>»'tr st r. t
It qu rv Prints, we have them at ♦Lx’, 75c
I W Bardr-s. Olive street.
and fl.00. Our Percale wrapjxr
The *r-«t»»i ease of blowli » that lia stylish, Si 00. $1.25, $1 50, anti $1 •*>
In Flannelettes we lea l in price and
ever emme to the notice of the hou«e-
k,< , « I* where people have fa.led to quality. $1.00 worth $2.00.
t • y
•« doors and wind ws from F
L Chamlwr*. the flj Joe» lb work
rids*]»,
I tas» »i
*s>e,
•bow» i
N. T. Wilson.
G oats roR hale —I have 2OU nannte
Prints, Percales, Flannelettes, etc.
gi t. and one of the bc-t. > g.xi's I wish to dispose of. Will m H at
We have the latest, in separate waists
reasonable t-rrne. J H Hawley, Di­
Scott’s emulsion of cod live vide P O, Lane cxcunly. Near Cottage and skrrt wrappers. Try them. We can
G oVU.
meet you in prices that will suit, in tit
oil.
On
Hosiery
This
Week.
Ladies fast black hose U
tiful patterns in lace, ’glZJ'
and drop stitch, regular
35c reduced to
r ‘c*
C K VAN DUYN
Hemlock Bark Wanted.
Wanted, 600 cords of hemlock bark,
»10 per cord. Enquire at the tan­
nery.
W W H a i n m A Co.
I Great
OAK. EUGENE. OREGON-
mm I' b
i ier food is not nourishing her
A Portland Norwegian Meth.xiiat
church held pleMaut exercise«'
(Sunday in the public burning of a
mortgage, the original amount of
Which was forty-five hundred dol«
lare. Still the mortgage ie not the
bad thing many people make it
out to be. It hae given many a
man oomfortable fortune, or *f-
fluence through providing him
Zion Items.
One Wood’s mower, seed wheat, two
Oliver Chilled plows, two wagons,
oue M-t blacksmith tools, otig »l“rl
harrow, one wood harrow, several set
of tiarueae, live Poland China hog»,
nine head of horses weighing from
l*J00 to 1500, one cook stove, one-half
Intereet or all In threshing outfit, two
C ontract L et .—J H McClung has
buggies, two mlloh oows and other
Who's Your Tailor?
let the contract for buiidii g his new
things two uumsrous to mention.
brick block, corner Willamette and
J. R. Y ates .
Ed V Price A Company, of ( iiicago
Beventh »treats, to L N Roney for the
sum of »10,500. The work will be
(Jp stairs room 7, next to Lane County
rushed.
Hank.
Notice.
«
J M H owe , Aenl.
Piss for B ale .— Thoroughbred
All applications fcr positions In the
F or H ale .—836 »er»*» of land; 156
Chaster Whites. For particulars call
public
schools
for
ths
coming
year
>cr«a In cultivation, the rt*»l |.aalure
on or address V E Gtuusbeck, Cres­
tud tltnix*r; go xl »12110 houm*; 2 gixxi must be tiled with tbs clerk on or be­
well, Oregon. '
fore
June
8,
191)1.
>arn»; gixxi 1 i acre fruit oicliaid; ona-
Dated
May
22,
1901.
lialf mile from depot. For |*articul»r»
CASTOniA.
G eo F t'mw Clerk.
luqutre at tbla ottlca.
F L Chamiiers baa Just received a
large shipment c»f grauitewsre, bought
All gradeo of lumber for sale at El-
A Pendleton justice ot the peace at the loweet poeeible prlcw. It is all mira. From »2 50 to »10 per thousand
H B BTKrnKXS.
ia entitled to a leather medal, ami marked bo as to give every customer
the advantage of gixxi good* at cliear
Crow. Ore.
th** whole hide ia none too large. price*’
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I
fr
w r-
g-i ’iin** hair niattr-*—
hrd« ab»e« if preferred-
bnreiwi», <ire«»er»Bi»d
CORsrrinf*
P. FRANK &. SON
belog
¡•r.ot
W
fnrriture in ple-«w<
to your in Ur rat to
DAY & HEXDEI»'
ARMORY BD*-*-
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