The Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1899-1904, June 08, 1901, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textfe ___ Eugene BvrUKDAY Guard 1 77>& Engineer JUNE 8 JUSTICE HARLAN OX INSULAR CASE. Leaning from the cab window does more with his ears than his eyes The "rum ble and ijrutnble and r<<r " of hia curine are to him articulate speech, and a false n-.-te in that jum ble of aounds would catch hi* ear aa quickly a discord would strike the ear of the leader oi an orchestra. He think, more of hia engine than himaelf. That ia why he neglect, to notice ,ytnp- tonis which are full of warning. The foul tongue, the bitter taste, sour rising,, and undue fallnem af ter eating are but symptoma of dve- pepsia or some form of disease in volving the stom ach and organ, of digestion and nu trition. In time the heart, liver, lungs, >r ether organs are involved and the ngineer has to lay off. Dr. Pierce's Gohlen Medical Dtecovery ures diseases of the stomach and organs if digestion and nutrition. It punfie, the blood and builds up the body with sound healthy flesh. If a particular raoe will not M- niuiilste with our people, and can not with safety to our institution, be brought within the operation of trie C>)L,lilution, that ia a matter to be thought of when it ie proposed to acquire their territory by treaty. When tbe acquisition of territory liecotnee complete, by cession, the Constitution necevearily become« tbe eupreme law of euch new ter ritory, and no power exista in any department of the Government to make “concessions” that are incon sistent with its provisions. Tbe autborily to make euch concession, implies the existence in Congress of power to declare that oonstitu-1 tional provision, may be ignored under particular or embarassing circumstances. No such dispensing power ex at, in any branch oi our Government. • t used ten IsMtles of Pr Piercs’s Golds. The Constitution ie supreme over Medlcsl discovery sud several vtatsof his' M*«S- oit Pellets' .year sgo this spring, and havs had every toot of territory, wherever no tr .ul.le with indigestion nine».” writes Mr. situated, under tbe iuriadnlion ol W. T Thranpson, oi Townsend. Bromlwalsr Co., Montana " Worda fail to tell how thankful I the United States, and its full op sm for the relief, aa I had eufferad so much and .t seemed that the rkx t. racrxjld do me no good. eration cannot be ateytU by anv I g.d down in weight to 115 pounds and waa n<X branch of the Government inorder able to work at all Now f weigh i«o and can do a day's work oa the farm. I have recom to meet special or extraordinary mended your medicine to aevernl. and shall have a g'-»d word to say for Dr. Pierce emergencies. If the Constitution is always and hia medicine • in force in any territory, it is in I>r Pierce', 1'leasant Pellet, cure coo- force there for every purptwe em Mi petion. braced by the objects for which the Government was obtained. A SERIOUS RUNAWAY. Louis Recinger, of Marcóla, In jured. A CURIOUS WILL. K rather peculiar will was made at Oregon City several years ago, while later developments in the character of a lega'e singularly have fitted thetnselvet to the legal document, Under the terms of the will two brothers McNamara, minora, lieired valuable property at Oregon City with the condition that should either of tbe brothers fail to bear a goxl reputation on arriving at the age of twenty-one the other should heir all the property. One of them has proved a hard customer, having been an intnite of the Slate Reform Sabool, also serv ing time in Washington and Mult* notnah county j* tils. Me is now in jail al Hillsboro on tbe Berious charge of larceny from a store. It seems that the testator had reason to mistrust the boy, else made a good guess. Hhortly before one o’clock this after noon as Louie Keulnger, of Maroola, wa« unloading wood from bls wagon in the rear of E H Ingham’s depart ment store, bls team In some manner became frightened and started to run, throwing Mr Kenuinger to the ground. He alighted <>u tbe back of hie head «nd the tall rendered him unoonsclous He was carried Into the store, and Dr W Kuykendall w is summoned and attended hl* Injuries. Toe fall was * very bar I one, aul it will bo some time tie to re Mr Benlnger will ent irely recover from the effect, of it His wife belug In town, he will remain hate uelll he is better able to be moved home. Tbe team ran down the alley to CHk street, down Oak to Eighth and west >u Eighth to ttis suburbs of tbe city where It was stopped and driven back down town, no damage having been done Io either the wagon or harness. A M Heudrlcks was riding along on bis bicycle at Eighth and Olivo streets and did not notice the runaway team approachlug until too late to rideout of Its wsy, and had a narrow escape A novel raoe took place on Lake from being seriously Injured if not Erie yesterday, when two great killed. The wagon ran over the steamers lined up for a hundred wheel, badly wrecking it. mile dash from Cleveland to Erie. It was a close raoe, too, the winner having but one minute and thlriy- four seoonds of advantage. Tbe twats measured 324 feet and 78 feel beam, and 320 feet and 70 feel beam, respectively. It is prohabh that theoontest lacked one interest ing part of the old-time Mississ ippi river races where, it is said, a negro was occasionally perched on tbe rod to bold the safety valve down. FROM PALOUSE, WASH. Meawnt Hill items. i ... J me 4, I«01. James A Ebbert Makes an Inter- Tbe prospectsere good for a grain esting Talk Concermnx crop this yesxr. Things io General. I Tbe Children's Day exerete»* were a grand auecoee, both literary and finan James A Ebbert returned fr >m the cially. Palouse, Wash, ccuatry tbl, morning, i Mr, Lizzie Keeuan nee Bristow, of Portland, was visiting wltn (rienda He mya erope are looking fairly well, In that country, bu’ that tbe producing I and relative* last week. element ar» poorly off, as tbe price la , James Callison was down on a visit low and the yield of »heat 1, running one day leal week. He is getting not over 16 bB.be!. to «be .nd all along nicely with bls school at Lowell. •rtieles couautned are very high. H* Mias Ora Read closed a very eucioeee thinks tbe trout, will ruin 'he farmer,. ful term of school last week al Eden- While abeeut he wild all bla wheat vale, and now she la visiting with bolding, in tbe Palouw, amounting to friends at Cottage Grove. between 25,000 and »7,000 buabele Carl Baughman closed bis school al He say, many of the farmer. In that Trent. Ho baa taught two terms section are three years back with their there, which la a credit to bio leaching Ibtereet, and that only high price, will ability. Mtve them. To show bow the yield i, The picnic was attended with a running down, he inform* us that six or seven year, ago bls portiou of rent large crowd of people, although tbe Dearly averaged 15 nu.hr 1, per acre, Jay was rainy in tbe forenoon. Tbe while today It will average only a program wee carried out In tbe after little above five. Audio thia connec noon. Henaloe B F Mulkey gave us a tion, be told u. that b-reafter be will only raise enough wheat here In Lane treat which repayed us for getting county to make I read. He will w>w damp in tbe forenoon. hl, field, to clover and sheen it. A school picnic Juno 14. Saves Two From Death. Graduating exercises June 16, Satur day evening, 8 o’clock. * Our little daughter bad an almost fatal attack of whooping cough and For Sale bronchitis,” writes Mrs W K Havi land of Armonk, N Y, “but, when all Tbe land belonging to tbe estate o other remedies had failed we saved her A J Keeney, deceased, consisting of life with Dr King’s New Discovery. 676 acres of as fine farm and pasture Our niece, who bad oonsumptlcu in an lands aa can ba found In Lane coupty, advanced stage, also used this wonder witb improvements, situated about ful medicins and today she Is perfectly three-quarters of a mile from Goebeo, well.” Desperate throat and lung dis (six miles southeasterly from Eugene), eases yield to Dr King's New Dis to now offered for sate on very reason covery as to no other medicine on able terms. earth. Infallible for coughs and oolds. Call on J B Keeney residing on fam, 50c and |1 bottles guaranteed by W L or address J M and B F Keeney, Kl- DeLeno. Trial bottles free. mlntstraton, at Jasper Oregon, People will soon prepare for tbelr summer outing but they never will be prepared until thev buy a nice fishing outfit from F L Chambers. Oliver Plow Agents “Of a gasoline stove burned a lady here frightfully,” writes N E Palmer, of Kirkman, la. “Tbe best doctors oouldn't heal the ruuuing sore that followed, but Bucklen', Arnica Halve entirely cured her.” Infallible for cuts, oorns, sores, boils, bruises, skin diseases and piles. 26 oents, at W L DeLano’s. ,__________ Copper wash boilers, sickle pitted and granite ware at Griffin Hardware Company. Woodmea Memorial. AC JENNINGS, C K VAN DUYN Land for Sale. Carpentering and Building. E«tlmateo gl ven très on carpeDler end building work. Addrese G oats for main —I have 200 natinle G NU KGB EDWAHM. ■oa'n I wlab to dl.poee of. Will eell at Comotock, Or, resMonabl, t.rma. J H Hawley, Di vide F O, Lane county. Near Cottage F L Charniers bas Just recelved a l.rge shlpmem <»f granitewar», b»ught Grove. at ths loweet pooslbl» | rl<*. Il le ail Pius roa B ala — Thoroughbred marksd eo as to give every customer Chester White». For particulars call tbe advantage ot good gooda et cheap on or addrrsa V K Groustws’k, Cree- pries»' well, Oregon. Leghorn Hatching Eggs. Mrs Wotwt-r A maniac thought be was tbe Pope Wallace, wret of Eugene, Juuo 4, 1W.1, Tbe beet thoroughbred Brown leg and ciealed no little commotion in a eon. horn,. 81 for setting of 16 egg*. Will The greatest case of blowing that ha deliver. Addrvee the vstican yesterday. That is nolhingl Some men over be e in 1 ever come to the notice of the bowee- J H Y atnb , Irving, Or. keeper ie where p<«q>l. have failed to the United States have lime and A good lantern, 46 rente. tdiy screen <lo rs and window, from F F LChamtwm. time again ert tbimselree up for L Chambeo, the fir does tbe work. city, elate and national boeers, only (Kir lino Iecomplete and of lb» finest to find in the end that they bad quality In gardo i ho-e and fl«’«reo, al I 25 cts Extra bai gains in p lam 1 cet tor 15 ei.d 20 <ts We also have the tt0. artistic and beautiful lineo{ lace, stripe and drop 8tiuh hose in the city from 35 to 7 5 cts Pargains for men, regular 20c socks in black, tan arJ fancy this week 13 cts rr’ r P H.|FRIENDLY, ¡LEADER OF LATEST STYLES ANI> LOW PRICES. Farm and cityproperty for »al*, r»nc and exchange. Money loaned and rente collected on reawmabU term». Lift your property with us. Corre»- p«>nden?e eolicitod. Reference by Einr to First National Bank, ugene Oretron. Call and see; us aud we will treat you right. Don’t Listen To the man that says it'aewy enough to take a wheel and put it in good workin. order. Only the Ex|«ert with the proper tools can do it well Bicycle Repairing Should not be attempted at hum,, u your wheel looks old au l -l.abby, h»», frame enameled. If it is nut of orf.. have it set right Ti e o«t in either case will be trifling. We have four Experts Who Repair and Manufacture Bicycle. Compet.nt men who have worked in Ohio, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Mexico, Idaho and O fg< i>. A *x|«rience. We also repair gnus and sewing Machines. Barker Oun Works. Isn't that just lov.ly’ Are seme of the eapreeeione made by the ladies when they see our lateet color «ehernes in fancy wallpapers. W e can suit you in price as well ae in design. Come and examine our atocle. Overton Paint and Wall .'Paoer Co Eighth Street J. W. KAYS FURNITURE CO! Eugeni EMBALMERS u.4 FUNERAL DIRECTORS Diy 4 Henderson, Undertakers and Embalnen. Cor. Wil. and 7th ata. DO YOU KNOW that you can get better bicycle supplies and repairing at McClana han’s than any other place in Lane County? DO YOU KNOW that we employ two ex pert bicycle repairmen ? Do You Know that we sold 138 Ramblers and Ideals this year and can show the proof? barns; good 10 acre fruit orchard; ouo- hal mile from depot. For particulars Inquire at thin office. On Hosiery This Week. Jennings 4 YanDujn Real Estate Exchange Ladies fast black hose be* tiful patterns in lace, string and drop stitch, regular 35c reduced to H : This is for you to read. t G o ° Gaylord’s N Music ; Store. < For a good Piano or Organ. For a good Violin, Guitar or Banjo. For good Accordions and Harps. All kinds of of Musical Instruments Repsired. Musical Merchandise . . . Hale’s Block, Eugene. > “Mr and Mrs^ In Outing Clothing Bicycle Rider” Hemlock Bark Wanted. Unffiu Ha <1* eel is NINTH ST BCTWCCN WILLAMÏTTI ANO oak . guoxNg. ontaow. s* N Leaves Eugene at 2:08 pm, Wednesday, June 12th. Leaves Portland at 8 30 a. m , Huuday, June lti h. ROUND TRIP $5.00 tionary, therefore does not suffi ciently describe the business sought Goats for Sale. Who's Yonr Tailor? to be prohibited on Sundays. Twenty-five goata, 1 to 5 year, old While there is no question as to the for Mie. inquire or esldree. Ed V Price A Vcnipany, of Chicago meaning of the word, and the V M Brat HKN., Eugene. Up stairs room 7, next to Lane County intention of tbs legislature, laws Fon S ai . x .— 336 acre» of land; 166 Bank. have been set aside on flimsier •ere« In cultivation, the real paatur, J M Howl, Arni. pretexts. •nd timber; good fl-MO houae; 2 good made a misUkr. Great American Importing Tea Co PORTLAND Hixty acres of land, 10 acres cleared balance In pasture. Good house, out buildings and fence, also 160 scree roll ing brush and timber land. Lumber for Sale. Land lies nsar Pleasant Hill. Call on Wm Wooten, Pleasant Hill, or ad All grades of lumber for sale at El- dress I. A Crane, Wendling. mire. From >’J 60 to *lu per thoomnd. H H BtKPHKNX, For Sale. Crow, Ore. HvK!*.—To Mr and Berry desserts, 4|in set Oil or vinegar bot, each Cake stand, large Decanters, engvd, lpt « M Claret jugs, “ 1 qt « Lemonade glasses hid << Jelly dish, footed << Flower vase 5in «< Rose bowl, 5in Berry set, complete set Pitchers, 36®z each Celery holders 10c 10c 15c 15c 15c 15c 25c 20c 35c 7|c 10c 5c 15c 35c 20c 15c To Grand Lodge of Native Sons and Daughters, and Pioneer Association at 80 acre traol of land 16 ml lee weal of Eugene In Noll valley. Partly Im Wanted, 000 cords of brmlcck bark, proved. Good spring waler good eoi *10 per cord. Enquire at tbe tan and good timber Near eohool. Prlcl 8276 cash or 8326 on easy terms A Portland lawyer will teat the nery. Address H F L anubnovh , Kiowa W W H ainbs A Co. Colorado. a'.ate barbsr law on the point that Universal, Btar Estate, Aoorn and th» worli “barbering” in the title Oar Keen Ku tier carpenters’ tool* Jewel stoves and ranges. All guaran- are the beet In tbe market. Bee them of the act ie not found in any dic teed al Griffin Hatdware Co. al Griffin Hardware Co. King Edward will make a good k ing in that he will content him- e lf with the inevitable and allow parliament to rule Great Britain without protest on his part. It is said tbe king “has a marked talent for arranging court functions and arranging details.” Just think of , it! And as competent a man rould probably be hired fur the work tor a few hundred pounds a year. , Sugar bowls, COVO eaCD <6 Rutter dishes, COVd Butter dishes, covd gyrUp pitchers, met CO\'d t ¿igh gjn each _ J j_____ 10 cts Excursion A Terrible Explosion Eugene Camp, W of W, will bold their annual memorial exercises at tbe Christian church Hunday evening June » Addreea by Rev M L Knee. C.mp and Circle will meet at hall at Deposit for tickets For Sale. must be made by June Site. 7:80 and march In body to oburcb. Leave ticket deposits at Tbe public Io oordlally luvitod to at- Oue Wood’s mower, seed wheat, two C om . Oliver Chilled plows, two wagons, toud. JULIUS GOLDSMITH CIGAR SURE, one set blacksmith tools, one steel Garden seeds of all kinds at F L BARNET NAT, Harrisburg harrow, one wood harrow, several set Chambers. [NAH HILL, Junction of harness, five Poland China hogs, nine head of horses weighing from Farm Wanted. 1200 to 1600, one cook »love, one-half Internet or all In threshing outfit, two The undersigned deolree to rent buggies, two milch oows and other farm of about fifty scree of plow land things two numerous to mention. with ordinary building«, with or without p.sture lands. If suited with J. R. Y atws . tbe preml ra might purrhaee later. Addreea F. W., Lorane, Oregon. Bring all your ctilltlm bark and wool to W Bauders, Eugene. He will pay the highest cash price. Office at Ax Billy’sstore. Glassware Great Misses extra heavy «n. teed fast black ribbed 7 ' regular price 25c reduced^ F L Chambers has appointed 19J1 Off.ce over Lane C ounty Bank, Eugene, Or. ageula as follows: Camp stoves and furniture all size» Wheeler A Hcott, Cottage Grove. and prices. Miners and prospectors C F Hurlburt, Junction City. outfits st Griffin Hardware Co. A Bond A Hon, Irving. Haselton Bros, Creswell. P L Bristow, Pleasant Hill. Genuine Oliver extras to be had only at tbe above plaoee. Chiltitu Bark and Wool. Variations of climate on the Paoifio Coast is filly illustrated by a dispatch from Loe Banos, Cal ifornia, giving information of a oolhill fire which had destroyed twenty thousand acres of grain and was being carried towards the plains by a high wind. To do that it bad to get very dry, much drier than ft ever gete up here in tbe Willam ette Valley. The looality of the grain fire is in the oentral part o* tbe state. THIS WEEK E. E. McClanahan £ We lead, and are showing an ex tensive line of fine all wool flannel skeleton suits of up-to-date tints. These goods are more carefully made than the usual run of such garments, they hold their shape better. r A belt ig furnished with each suit and the trousers have the patent turn-up. r P. Frank & Son Th« Enjoyment of Spring All Groceries Don’t Look Alike to Us b. rs.sllsd in to your hurt's coal«nt whsn yon her. s furlable vshici. to g»t out ■ >y ths frwhuws of Spnni h... .11 kinds of carriers sj*»d Mid IwMity, b>r o mf.irt «nd IWhta.ws to suit all tasks and all purMa. Ramomtw w. sell tbs Studstwkw wagou. cm be £ure and fresh if they come fs ?he superiority of our good-; mcrA-icii?at'\vr cflance, but is the result» tbnclasin5 effort on our part to obtain or... and abso°luteii- ¿u’Je3” palatable’ wholeson» S. L LONG STERNER & WRIGHT Try Westphalia hams^^ AT 12 I-2 CTS Dried beef shipped to order. L Comer of 9th*and Oak. A few California tomatoe« yet at 3 cans for 25 eta. When in Need of Groceries or Crockery iou will find our stock complete in*’ lines. Come in and ask to see our O'* line of white porcelain ware. Our pt*? are low as any in town, quality considerf“- N. T. Wilson. Swcejjor to A. L Wood.