The Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1899-1904, June 01, 1901, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextT WHEN PRESIDEN!’ ! i 1 31'Dv ’i'’ ! I lLilùClIrtL. i Aï THE UNIVERSITY J Hal I VVi ml is down fruir blue Kiyri. Ed l Gale, of Independence, is Iu the City. TRY C Cole, of Marcola, was In today. Eugene F E SniMigraw ie boms trom E .»teru Oreg« n. Alex Eat >U event g. Yoran’sShoe Store 01TY AND COUNTY ( jaturdav .............. JUNE 1 'Albany oelebta e. rb. Wix»rd Oil Co 1« •«• Astoria. c.rl H.'des has moved to Albany troni Cor»alli«. Wool b« dr->pp*i C irvallis from Uj w 12cento per pound. The sb»de tree. In front of the coun ty Jail are being trimmed. Wall P»P«r of •*■“'•* eTery r to tie seen at F L Cuambere. Tbe ground 1. being laid off for the fouodatiou of tbe u«w Patterson school buildiog- Clvde Duoiway to to be married iu V* Francisco Jun. .___ aa.v. ^MI^I!.^ lltb, a to Mim Caro-1 S ao I----- Itos I 'u.blng. ADti-rust tinware 1« guaranteed tor three years. Try 11 at F L Chambers.’ MISSOURI BOAT BLOWN TO PECES. Special to the G uard . B oonville , M o , May 29.—A Missouri river freight boflt was blown to “flinders'’ hero today. A ton of dynamite and 100 barrels of powder went off through some sort of accident. A big loss of property. Two men are missing. MILES’ SECRETARY DEAD. Pjiecial to tbe Guard. W ashington , May 29.—Colonel Michler, military sec retary to General Miies, died here this morning of Bright's disease. ANOTHER BANK ROBBERY. E ostoria , Ohio, May 29.—The Bank of Ohio was blown open by burglars last night. They secured $4000 for their trouble. PRESIDENT M’ KIN LEY HOME. C , May 29.—President McKinley and wife reached home today. They met with a demonstrative re ception owing to the greatly improved condition of Mrs. McKinley’s health. A great crowd of the president’s townsmen were on hand to greet them. GIRLS ON A STRIKE. N Y , May 29.—One hundred working girls are out on a strike today at New York’s biggest handkerchief factory? CHAS, HILL ON TRIAL POOR MAIL-SERVICE. A Rumor That the Mail Will Be Discontinued Between Spring field and Natron. Springs—Made False Returns. Special to the Guard. P ortland , May 29.—It I. stated that tn bl -«er vice on the B P R R Springfield trauch will be discon tinued between Springfield and Natron. It la also stated that probably action will l»e taken to supply Star route CASE WILL FINISH TOMORROW. service to Brownsville, Lebanon and Special to the Guard. other towns on this route from the P ortland , May 29, 4 25 p m.—The main line of railroad as there la much trial of Charlee M Hill Indicted for complaint about the present irregular making false returns to the government service. while postmaster at Belknap Springs, Lane county, 1. In progress in th. Uuited Blates District Court today. Th. examination of wltnm.ee has Court House Items. Mortgage....................................... 60 00 government Mortgage 1000 00 attorney ie making the opening argu been finished, and the RIAL ESTATK TRANTERS. Tbe neatest little two or four passen ment at this hour. 04 (’ H R to Sarah A Hall 100 acres ger that has ever been in tbe city ie The trial of the case will be concluded in tp 17 e r 2 e, 9456. tbe trap now on exhibition in F L tomorrow. Adah L Shelton to John K Chrie- Chambers' abow window. It baa ail toflerson 22 acree in tp 17 e r 4 w, |1 the conveulenoes of the English trap Will C Chaffee to William H Baker Engineers’ Excursion. bi t ie built on the American stylei 22 acree In tp 17 e r 4 w, 91. Hui.tiigtm Herald: Miss Kathar Eugene Lodge No 11, A Fl A Mi A grand railroad excursion will be to H C Owene, Jr, lot 377 in cemetery, ine P.usreon, who baa been re-elected principal of th« Huntington public given by th« Brotherhood of Locomo 912. Kuooi», will «pend th« summer at her tive Engineers to Halem on Bunday, William H Baker et uz to John K borne in Eugene. Miss Patterson bas June 9. The excursion will be con Chrlstofleroon 25 acreein tp 17 er 4 I conducted a very suoceMful term ot ducted by oapable and experienced 92000. •ch ol and it la a pleasure to tbe yuung men. A baggage car will be attached U B to Martin Hansen 160 acree in lady to know that her efforts have to each train to accomodate people tp 17 e r 4 e, patent. been appreciated. She will return to with bicycles and lunch baskets. The Frank Jordan et ox to Z 8 Gather attractions at the Fair Grounds will be HuntiDgton in September. undivided J Interest in Doeiaand Blate many and varied, including bicycle mining elaime in Bohemia district, 91. racee, athletio sports, baseball and a Frank Jordan et ux to E J Hummel Notice. band concert. No Intoxicating liquors undivided J interest in Doeia aud Blate will be sold on the grounds. The mining claims in Bohemia district, All tnemberaof tbe KOT M ue re state institutions will be open to vis 94(9. quited to pay tlwir aeaeeatnenti to J itors from 1 to 4 p m. All trains will F D Wheeler et alto Frauk Jordan M Rennie at F E Dunn’« «tore who leave Balem at 5 p m. Rouod trip undivided J Interest of the undivided will receipt for tbe same. from Eugene, Including admission to 6-9 interest in the Eva mining claim C has M K irbingkr , fair grounds, «1. Noone will be al in Bohemia district, 9-5. Record Keeper. lowed on the train without a ticket. PHOBATb COURT. .some mood* of tbs Mosi Bkibot heavy A B argain .— 646j acree of land; 100 acres in cultivation;reet in open prairie, well seeded down; plenty of running water year around; timber abondant; 9-rnoni house, and barn that holds 103 tons of hay; place 3 mile« from depot’ pos'offlce aud good poblic school; 912.50 per acre; for further particulate inquire nf i l Campbell, G uard visited Job Couldn't Have Stood It If he’d had itching Piles. Tbev re terribly annoying; but Buckleu s Ar nica Salve will cure the worst case of nilee on earth. It bas cured thousands. Ç-or Injurie«, pains or bodily t'a tbe beet eslve In the world Pr'<* 25c s box. * ' re guaranteed. Bold by W LU'I" ' In the matter of the estate of Pat ries Me EDroe, deceased; W T Bailey, administrator, file, invsnt* ry of estate. Order of sale uf personal property. Io the matter of the estate of Mollie A Withrow, deceased; W L Wheeler appointed administrator with bond, died at 95010, with R B Bond an H W Bond a. sureties. MINING LOCATIONS. Last Assembly of the Year Held This Morning. Albany last Dr H F Ong, of Wendl ng, was in the city today. Tbs body of Monroe Cain who war drowned Iu the upper Willamette some ume ago has not yet been found. LN Roney has pursbaaed 200,OU) Special to the G uard . brlok at Oakland, Or, for th« new U O anton building- They are being burned now. It it 1» not convenient to come to E gene, all mail order« bav« prompt attention, aud closaet price« at F L Cbaw tiers. W D Prait, who was in Eugeut .ume time »go looking up a locatloL for .tartiug up a newspaper, will com mence ibe publication of th« Enter Special to tbe Guard. prise at Riddle this week. F L Clumbers has ju«t received • ew ork «aiload of Rteine buggies, al.o a car- load of Baiu wagons. It will pay any ods to examine thie mammoth stock We have received the Pacific Miner, pubiisbrni at Portland. Every miner ought to take a copy. It 1« only 92 per y<ar, and is published semi monthly by HB Harcouit. George M Miller is still at work in Portland, notwithstanding a report publi.bed that be bad gone to Beattie. Mr Miller writing to ihl« paper last evening on Luslneae matters con Arms what we say. Wouldn’t that )ar you! I mean some of those old bicycles. Avoid be ing Jarred in this way by getting one of tboes Cushion Frame bicycles at F L Chambers. R B Dixon, formerly supervisor of tbe Cascade reserve and well known in Eugene, passed through on the •fteruoon train on his way home to R «eburg from Portland where he went with a carload of cattle. Wanted to oorrespond with paitie having good timber land olaima on lb fllualaw river and Ito branches, with a view of buying the same. Claims aorth of nv«r preferred. Addrea George A Hart, Look Box 971, Eugene Oregon. Met in Special Session Last Night t —Sewer Ordinances. Dally Gnard, May All others fail TROPHY CUPS PRESENTED. Dailj G.ar.Mas JS Ttie I «st assembly for the school yesr Thoa Wheeler 6»turned to H.tgiuaw w is held in Villard Hall this morning this afisruoon. John Hamlsaker went to Ja-p r to- with a full attendance. Preai«lent Frauk Strong delivered . d»y for a short visit. splendid address to the students, in Mies Gritta Bristow returned borne which lie reviewed the work of the to Cottage Grove thie ait-ruoon. University dining the part year, spoke R R Have« caiue down this a ter- of the future prospects of the Institu noou from hie t'reewell hop «srd tion, w inch are very bright, and ad Mr and Mrs H E Mi r Is went to monished the student, to work for an Harrisburg t xisy for a few dsys’ v sit increased atteudauoe next year be A A Aaby went to Cot'age Grove ta eon now and the time for the re today to I chi R after his property inter opening of lire session, in September. est«. TROPHY Cl’PS PRMKNTRD. John J Bude strived in F igene with An Interesting feature of the assem bis family irom Portland t d*y to re bly this morning aud which was quite side. i surprise to most of the students, was Mrs Jobu O'Brien, of Albany, is vla- the | r seutstion of a beautiful silver itlng her parents, Mr and Mrs 8 M cup each to Roy Healer, Clyde Payne Titus. aud C E Wagner, the athlete, who Mrs Thos Aubrey came down from | ti.ve made the moat point, in the three Cottag» Grove this afternoon for a few bl* fleld participated in this season by the University's track team, days’ visit. Mr Healer having made 67| Mr Payne Miss Grace Crandall of Lebtuon, is 34j aud Mr Wagner 21. In Eugene to spend the »umtu <r with The cups are the gift of J O Watt«, Mrs D B »eh. the j« weler, who has always tskeu a Rev Arthur Gardner, of Tur ,er, Is great interest in Uulverslty athletics visiting in the city on bi« way to and lias been foremost among our D. uglas county. business men In assisting lbs athletic Mrs M A Test returned to Portland association ffiiaucislly aud otherwise. today after » visit with her daughter, The presentation of the cups was Mrs M 8 Barker. made by C N McArthur, who has so Theodore Renshaw ha« gone to the successfully managed the attslre of tbe Ca-cade mountains to work in tbe U track team tills year 8 geological survey corps. Attorney H D Norton and wife, of | Grant« Pass, attended the funeral of I BETTER TELEPHONE SYSTEM Mrs Ray DeLano here today. Mrs Geo H Kelly came down from Wendhng last evening and left on this morning’s early train for Portland. CITY COINC1L IHlly Guard, May St The city council met iu special ses sion at ttie city ball last evening for consideration of sewer ordinances and other busiuew. Pre-ent, Mayor Chrir man. Councilmen Osburn, Rouey, Peter, White, Barker, Green. Retvouelranoe of property owner, against construction of rawer between Sixth and Seventh streets aud to ex tend from Cliarueitou to Madison «treet, on luothm of Councilman Roney was laid ou the table and an otdlnauce relating to the eoustructiou of said sewer was placed upon its tlnal pass age aud adopted, It was further or dered the ordinance ba amended that it may provide fur lite extension of said sewer to Monro« street. An ordinance providing 5 r tbe con struction of a sewer oommeuolug at a point on tbe south side of Eleveutb street at the alley betweeu High anti i’earl streets,tliauoeeast a’oug Eleventh street to Aider street, thence south to Thirteenth street, if found practicable, was adoptml by the oounctl. On motion of Councilman Peter the matter of furnishing the night police with suitable dark lauterus wae re ferred to the commit tee on |>o)ice aud printing. Petition from members of tbe Fort nightly Club asking that the council pass an ordluatioe In accordance with au act of tbe legislative sssetnbly of tbe state ot Oregon, to give aid aud and assistance by the levying ot a tex for a public library, on motion ot Couttoilman Osburn was referred to tbe oommlttee on finance. Letters from the Postal and Western Union Telegraph, Pacific Blates Tele phone and Telegraph and the Eugene Electric Light A Power Companies, in which eaid co tn |>a tiles grant council permiraiou to ersot placard« twariug tbe namee and num tiers of streets upon their pole«, were read tiefore the council by Recorder Dorris and or dered placed on tile. Would Be Put in if Company Would Be Allowed to Trim Beware of Ointments for Catarrh Trees. That Contain Mercury J A Wiuter returned home to Cot tage Grove this afternoon after having E J Corcoran, superintendent of con- visited bis son, C 1« Winter, in this .(ruction for the Pacific Btatea Tele city. phone and Telegraph Co, was lu Eu James Calloway and Misses Rhoda gene yeat« rday looking into the frasi- aud Maggie Calloway went to DilUrtC blllly" of est^bllabing in this city a this afternoon to attend a Baptist con- complete, first-class telephone system, vention, lone which would be a credit to any W L Coppernoil bas sold out life city, and one which would give J >welery business at Cottage Grove and splendid service at all times, is now tn Eugene. He will probably A Ingeriuan, foreman of the OOtJ- locate here. struotion gang '»hlch lias just finished Ashland Tidings, April 27: Mis \V long distance lines to Waltervllle. L Cheshire, of Eugene, and Mrs (’apt Natron and Pleasant Hill, today told a Curry, of Oakland, Cal, arrived today report« r that the only thing that has on a visit ty their brother, E C Palmer kept tbe company from improving Its Eugene service thus far is the refusal and family. Hon and Mrs R A Booth went to of the | roperty owners to have the Grants Pass thie afternoon. Mr Booth shade trees trimmed to a height eo as will deliver en address tiefore the iv t to Interfere with .the Wires. Iiig<rman says he I. au graduating class of the Grant« Paes Mr thor zed to state that Ills company public schools. will put In 50-foot poles all ovtr the t'hae Tolbert, of the Blue River city If allowed to trim the trees to give mines, went to Portland totlay to a 10—foot clearance. Il tbi. privilege spend the summi r. Mr Tolbert is tlie is granted a system of 860 or 400 ’phones man who discovered the last rich would soon L. in operation, whereas strike tn the Lucky Boy mlue. there are now ouly 160 on the local Harry Lyons, tbe railroad agent at exchange. Nprlngfleld, and family, are at the if these Improvements are made it bedside of Mr Lyons’ father at Jeffer means an expenditure of from 96,000 son, who was stricken with paralysis to 910,000 in this city and the employ Mr Johnson, of Belo, is acting in Ly ment of several more |>ereone. one' absence. Several owners of property in the Wallace Chamberlain, quarantine city have lieen Interviewed on the officer appointed by the county court question, and quite a number are in to prevent the spread of smal'pox at favor of the proposition Olbera will Wendlinr, has returned to Eugene, loon be seen,and if sufficient eneourag«- the disease having been comp'etely meut Is glveu the oompany will Im mediately proceed wllb the extensive stampted out. Todays Balem Statesman: P E Hood Improvements. grass, cashier of ths First National Bank, of Eugene, who has been in Eastern Oregon for ten days, stopped Notice to Contractor!. off In this city for a few hours’ visit departing for Eugene on tbe overland Notice In hereby given that sealed last night. bids will be received by tbe county commissioners court of Lane county, The Pan-American Exposition. Oregon, from this date until 1 o’clock Wednesday, June 5, 1901, for tbe fur The exposition at Buffalo will tie nishing of material and building of a one of the greatest till« country has covered bridge across Bear creek, on ever seen. The entire machinery will the county road near what la known as be iuu by the |s>wer furnished the Malian place about four miles west from Niagara Falls. Although of Junction City, Oregon, the span in the motive power required Is enormous we believe it Is equal to tbe said bridge to be 75 feet In length with task, the same as Hostetter's (Stomach approaches 90 feet In length. The Bitters is »qual to the task of supply bridge to t>e placed above high water ing the human body with motive mark on oak benta and to be 16 feet ¡lower when It Is enfeebled and run down. Ils power to revitalize tbe sys wide. tem and supply new life and energy is All bids to be accompanied with well known There Is no other medi strains! diagrams, plana and specifica cine in ttie world so good for dy«f»-p- sia, indigestion, tl.tulency and ner- tions. The court reserving tbe right vousnera. It has been the favorite to reject any and all bide. medicine for over fifty years. Be su-e By order of the court this 3rd day of and get the genuine with private rev May, 1901. enue stamp over the neck of ttie but F. U Lite, County Clerk. tie. [N< ts—The oak for the benta in above d< s ■rlbesl bridge can tie procured Reward. at a cost of one dollar per tree near by.] As mercury will surely destroy the seuse <>t smell ami completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Huch articles should never tie used except on prescriptions from reputable physi cians, as the damage they will do Is ten fold to the gisxl you can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by FJ Cheney A Co. Toledo, O, contains lie mercury, amt Is taken Internally, acting directly upon the bl<s>d and mucous su'f.et-s nt the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure tie sure you get the genuine. Il is t «Ren Internally, amt made In Tole do, Ohio, by F J Cheney A Co. Testi monials free. Bold by druggists, price 75c per bot tle Hall’s Family Fill, are tbe best. Ai Bill) Department Store. tt FOURTH REO1ME IT TO FaRAOt. Present Iniheat on. point to a big Oelebra ion to b- livid In Eugene on the Fourth of Ju y. The business men are a unit in fave >f celebrating, and (tie ball baa been t to rolling by the tlmueu aud the Fourth Regiment band. It was the intention of the band to bold the celebration u, d r their au spices, but as it is anuoui.eed that the Fourth Regiment encampment is to be held here from June 2otii to July 3rd, thia will prevent the band from taking charge of the celebration a. they will have to attend th. encampment. However the affair will be put iu other '.lands, and a mare meeting of citizens will probably be called by Mayor Chrisman for Friday night to arrange the details. An effort will ba made, aud with good prospect, for succeaa, to have the entire Fourth Regiment, Oregon National Guard, which will have oom plvteti Its sncamp- m.nt the day before, parade on th. Fourth, aud it would be a splendid Idea to have a sham battle. The Fourth Regiment band will furnish the music for the celebratiou. They have had offer, from other places but It I. now annouuced that they wbl remain in Eugen.. Committees from the board of tire delegates and the band held a meeting last night and the band committee will agaiu meet tonight. He Kept His Leg. Twelve years ago J W Bulllvan, of Haitford, Conn, scratched his leg with a very rusty wire. Inflammation and blotsl poisoulug se' III. For two yesre be antlered intensely. Then the be-t doctors urged arn| uta* on, “but,” he writes,‘ I used one bo tie of Electrio Bitters and 1 1-2 ox « of lluck'en'a Arnica Halve and my leg was e >und and well as ever ” For eruptions, eo- xema, tetter, salt rheum, sores aud all blood disorders Electric Bitters has no rival on earth. Try them. W L De- Lano will guarantee satisfaction or re fund money. Ouly 50 cents CASTOR IA For Infants and. Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature ofj RACINE BUGGIES. Another car just received of the most durable buggy built Bain Wagons Geo W MtQieeo, Herbert Eakin, D G McFarland, H L Leonard and Fu- A ladies’ Crescent bicycle was taken gsl Hinds locate O’Her rogan claim in from in front of the Racket store, Eu- T«. i Pure Home Made Brandy. 5 and 10 cents. gene, Haturday afternoon, May 26, Bohemia district. ' lh N I 50c Un colored J« pan tea 36c We have a 5 and 10 ceul counter. Cast Name Nunit*r of wheel 567,036. MARRIAGX LK'BNBK. For live', kliiney or stomach trou • l|re »[.it»» t< r can 10o your eye over it and *e wiiat can be Kinsey written In ink on under side of bles, colds, lagrlpp* or biliousness there J H Edwards and Mrs E'ia P Ben- Fur extract- per bottle 10c doue with 5 to 1C cents. .addle. A sultst'le reward will be paid isrotblug better than Francis’pure Re'ii-n.t>er our spioes and ex'raote are ham, D P Burton witness. for its recovery or for Information brandies. All orders promptly filled •il i ure to conform with tbe Pure food taw. Books. leading to the conviction of the party with pi line, apple or pear brandy et For Sale. taking the .arne. 75 cent* j>er quart, or 93.60 per gallon^ Pants. Our 10 cent novels to < !<*• '*• Apply at the Racket .1 re uf P Frank Order, by stige nr express will Is- se- On corner of Fourth and Jefferson R'ni-mb.r, we have the greatest 9100 cuieiy l oxwl. Modeaud sold to con streets, ooe q'lsrter block and house, A Bon. Poots going for 75c. White Shirts. I sumers only. I M F rancis , newly b'lill, twelve rooms, ail room» Fifth end Blair -t««sts, F'ugsne, Or Clothing. Linen Roeoms. <'ur e.-erial ™ cent heid rtuiabe-! ano ars large and really Notice. flni*h*d; fine windmill tower, water values for 40c. Onew.ezoolV. Na " have been Immense and our O pqe<i tbrouxh house and lawn; good All rpplicstions for positions in tl.e Sassi fee rfothe Luaineae, If you only give tarn; alao fine fruit of ad kinds. For a long. pub.ic seic o s for the coming year •igast-.re Squirrel Poi<on. partii-ulsn call ou 8 M D ouglas . must be fl e<i with the eta rk on or be *A Samples Ties Wlkr’S.'« P«' <*n fore June 3, 1901. Cbittim Bark and Wool. Mack's, per can Date-I May 22, 1901. SI 75 91 50, womans’ tl«C small st Notice to Taxpayers. I Gx » V I' ri w, Clerk. shsiwd Vies 91. Bring all your ehlt'im bark and Ie o A. o T C> n IA. wool to SA Handers, F ug»ne. He will Orties at P«v the highest ca-L pr ce. i •igvstnre Ax Billy’sttors. I FOURTH OF JULY. Another car just in. Get a Bain and you know you get your Money’s Worth. Every Vehicle Guaranteed. F. L. CHAMBERS. The Popular Hostess Is ths one who know, how to retorto the tast«, uf her suesb. and tiikls their palato with sluice tabla delie» elee, sack *• she nan eelsrt nowhere <4 euch high grade quality ae a tiret class irocery like thie. We hare the nmt CMMS, coneerree, fruits and vevetabli-s Try our Ahalore, anice ebell with every twu cane. Talaphon« Main 20 1 Try Westphalia harns-^ A few California tomatoes yet at 3 cans for 25 cte. L Corner of 9th and Oak.