The Eugene weekly guard., July 13, 1901, Image 10

AX ÂLASKXN ACCOUNT.
CORIA
' sheriffs
SALE POSTPONED.
CROP OUTLOOK
I
Some Rcftfcons Why You Should Buy i
Osborne Binder
Ah tut soo.ouo Bushels of Wheat
It Stands by George M. Miller io |j<lge McBride and Geo E Iham-
for Lane County This Year.
berlùio Filed Opinions.
the “flag Affair.”
1
1 i» .«tmiatwl Ihsl tbe vbest crop
Haiti« Juurasl Joly«.
Ou the j idguieot of Judge M* Bria» ot l.sne euumy tld« .’ ear will amoaot
D rops
of Clackamas, and Georwe ( haiuber- tn WK),(MM) l u-’rol*. or more than an
For Infants and Children.
[The Rag Fai ! Geo Miller Did It
average crop. About 600,00» bushel»
I wub Hi» Little Knife, (anadian laln of Muliuoiuaii th» s«le of property
Collector of Custom« Mak»e a Very bid io f if taxes by > « couutle» and Will b- f< r export. Other crops promise
r the itite ba« equally well. Oat* are fil’ing better
■tad Break »nd got Called Down. The • c I kmi I district-. J',
I People are Ind iruaot »nd very much been po»tp >tied «'
the »ale will be than u«u»i, >i'd will yield a g »'d crop.
worked up over the ln«ult. There will
from today. Tbe The bay crop is being h«rve«ted. and
•te serious troub'e if the 11 »g is raised ; heli! four wv-vk
ogalu. Must not monkey with the’ mistake in tiie d e was marl« through will Im tiie 1 «rge.it for years. Hops are
a Biierepreeel'tst *»u of tiie law, which doing well where they nave been prop­
iuzx iuw .J
Aggelatile Preparation for As­
*
similating iticFfixlandRegula- I
"Mr Busby, Collector of Canadla’i i states tbe «i'eriff »ball proceed to sell erly tended, and vegetables of all
lutg the Stumuclt» find Bowels of
| Caitoms doubtless forgot that he was the laud« OU the flrut Monday after the kinds are yielding abundantly
Tbe
Iviug under tbestars and strip«*« when 1st of July, and this was g-uerally fruit crop leone of con.-lderable impor­
1 M IN 1 S /( HÌLDKL.N
he hoisted (he British tlig over the construed to mean, that the »ale would tance, and will turn out well. Especi­
lustom bouse building this forenoon. t>e on that dale, but aft r I « several ally is'his true of ptunee, the priucipal
Promotes Dige»fion.CheerfuF-
It bad been there but a precious slioit prumloftul attoroey* were a-k«ei for export fruit.
nessarvlRe^ Contains neither
time when the eagle eye of Attorney opinion* it *»•» decided that it was
(hMuiii.Morplune norMutcraL
Jeo M Miller, of Eugene, Oregon, lit ro^hiit to bt*gin at!Vr-riiBin4 the sale
AT THE CANNERY.
N ot N ah cotic .
m it. It riled bis Yankee blood and op that date. As f*r as is kuown,
iie forthwith slashed the halliards and every county in the »'a'e has ad-
1 the misplaced tl ig, halliards and all vertieed the sale for today.
Royal Ano Cherries Are Being
It Is The Lightest Running, The Most Durable, The N'. ate»t In «
I'ell at his feet. He had just kicked
Worked on Exclusif I v.
pearance. And it Is an Osborne, which of Itself Is a
Pleasant Hill Items.
them aside when Busby excitedly
guarantee of the excellence of tbe machine.
“ll
made his appearance, and wanted to
A
bu»y
scene
present»«!
itself
’
>
tbe
July 8, 1901.
A full line o'extras for these Binders, Mowers and Rake» kent
know who did It. Mr Miller quietly
eyes ot a reporter ss lie visile«! the Eu­
band constantly by the Agent at Eugene, W. 8. MOON.
p “
Fine weather for bsying and Ash­
drew a card from bis pocket on which
gene cannery this forenoon. On mter-
was printed bis name and banded it ing,
iug tbe building one beholds a t>evy of
to him, and quietly went on as if
Mr and Mrs D Read and daughter girls and women busily engaged in
A perfori Bern dv for Constipa­
nothing
had
disturb«*!
tils
sensibilities.
Ora, have returned from the Turner stemming anil swotting the Ing lus­
tion, Sour Stntn ir' .Diarrhoea
"Tbe Lion bad bls tall twisted and oampmeeting. They report a better
Worms ( onvuif ms,feverish­
cious Royal Anu cherries while ..fliers
be roared.
ness mu Loss of S leep .
meeting than ever before.
are weighing them, putting
• m to
"The Collector rushed to U H Com­
Born-A
boy
weighing twelve
Facsimile Sn.'nnlure or
missioner Beblbrede and wanted a pounds to tbe wife of A B Mathews, the cans for sealing sod mini g the
the cans. There »re about 5) girls
warrant for Miller’s arrest, but tbe
Not Made by the Trust.
July 6.
and women employed at this work at
NEW YORK.______ B
I 11 I ■ I I
IUUI
Judge oouldn’t see It.
Rev D C Kelleins preached two very present but the number varies accord­
“Then be rushed to Deputy District
F YOU have pridelhen t»k»Bri,|,
interesting discourses the 7lh lust. He ing to the amount of cherries coming
beautiful, beautiful, Snell BieyLit C
Attorney Price, but it wouldn’t work
(run.
a aud traiue 'ng» «... ina.!,<Jq.
will hold a meeting in Albany soon.
in. Koine day* a larger number than
and then the British blood was hot,
-ra-le wrought ate-1
The spokn «,7*
that
are
employed,
as
high
as
75
work
­
G
W
Milam
baa
tendered
his
resigna
­
and he said be would put It up again.
fatuous E-celaior, .u.l
give you
tire you way wiah, a.
» big ..pti.mu,J
' Tbe eag'e ecreamed and bls pin tion as teacher of the PleasaDt Hill ing on a rush day.
LVXT COPY OF WRAPPER
Il J
«ilea and handle ban. i i,e«e whei«.JI
Besides tbe vi'l« uu.l women, a
feathers stuck up like the quills on tbe school.
by the SNELL BICYCLE CO,, of
ei
Ohio. The ahopa cover . er 7 aer«« of
Born—To the wife of R E Callison, number of men »ru employed, whose
frightful porcupine.
the b.iil l ng« are of brick, two ut| Z
duty It is tod.> the cioklug, which is
"Tbe boys have got their eyeson the a girl, the 7th Inst.
et<> ■■‘h;'I. The qualitytheHaellBtaZ
dune
in
huge
»at»
ifter
the
cherries
i -ver been questioned.
staff, and they say if they catch that
Eugene Bond and family ot Wend­
are
iu
tbe
cane,
to
seal
tbe
eaus
and
do
Hag up here agalu, unices It Is under ling, were visiting with Father Hardy
i’rlce» for Juvenile,
tbe other heavier work.
tbe stars and stripes, they will tear It and family last week.
RILES
OF
LIFE.
>20.00, $22.00 and $25.00.
FIRST BANK ACCOUNT
The
cannery
is
working
at
present
I
down, and that will not be all ”
Prices for the standard sizes
Miss Elsie Parks, who bas been on Royal Ann cherries exclusively.
$27-00, $30.00, $35.00, $40.W,».g
teaching on tbe Mohawk, returned They are coming in at a rapid rate, a
Every boy should paste thit in
James Hamilton Lewis, he of the
home
last
week.
Dally Guard July 9
larg- am mil' arrivi g t>y iall from
5
>. h r < hi »1 < tir, »nd »ell on indaEn tut
“sun-kissed whiskers,”ex represen­ his hat. Two business men were
James Kelly and mother went to dit! »» ,n |> lots up and <J >wu the r ad
e would like for you 10 cal and ree ti e»
conversing
on
a
street
corner
the
T he B est C ity .—Dayton Herald, Eastern Oregon last week.
tative from the state of Washington,
beautifulSnell
bicycles.
Your» ni* r
as » I is i-y team from the immedi-
may be a statesman, philosopher other day when a lad about fifteen July 5: Prof L R Aiderman, of Mc­
at
'»uro
undiog
country.
The
com-
Pleasant Hill was represented on tbe
and poet, but he is not nrueb of a passed by and one of them re­ Minnville, attended tbe closing exer­ Fourth at Waltervllle, Eugene and pati i I- p-»yiu throe cen » per pound
cises
of
the
Htate
Uuiversity
at
Eugene
financier. At least he wa-n’t a few marked: “That’s a bright boy; 1 i last week. He went on his wheel, Cottage Grove, and report a nice time for tiie frul’.
No - htpmt nt» will lie made from the
-years ago, before be entered con- am watching him. If he gets j and on bis re'urn be went by way of at all the places.
cat nery until after the cherry »eason
through
another
year
without
con
­
I
Portland
to
visit
bis
wife
who
is
in
gross. He tells the following story
tracting any bad habits so prevalent Portland visiting with relatives, He Notice—Sale for Tax Certificates. ill flnist.ed w hen the eniir- <iu’| ut
at his own expense:
will be shipped at once.
“When I opened my first bank ac­ among sixteen year old boys in came by Dayton aud visited with bis
After th1 work of putting up cher­
Whereas,
an
act
of
the
Legislative
' brother». He was much pleased with
count not so very many years ago I town, I know where he will get the the exercises at tbe State University, Assembly of the State of Oregon, (H B ries h completed otic r fruit« w ]' be
....A CAP LOAD....
The
didn't have much idea-of bow banks offer of a good position.”
anil said it was an unusually good No 11) approved February 23, 1901, re­ Worked on, and every! lug tu the fruit
they exercise. Eugene be says Is cue of tbe quires that all lands upon which thia line being plentiful tills year, a suc­
oonduoted business. I made a boys should remember that
Direct from quarries in New England.
The myst prospsroua aud growing cities in and ail counties in the state hold cer­ cessful »eroon’s run is anticipated.
are
watched
by
business
men.
deposit of a few hundred dollars, was
Two
more cars on the way.
tificates
for
taxe»,
issued
more
than
eoer- the Willamette valley.
given a bank book, which showed the boy who is stulious, prompt,
None
furnish better work.
two years ago, shall be sold at public
Traction
Engine
For
Sale.
getic and reliable is preparing the
amount of money I had to my
None
in the valllev handle in larger quantities,
P etition in B ankruptcy . - Bun­ auction; and
Whereas, there exists doubts in the
A lO-horro power traction engine for
credit, and a check book. Upon way for a good position from Botr.e- day’s Portlaud Oregonian: ”T A Gil­
Hence
our prices ar j right .
For terms enq'ilr? »t farm, three
returning to my office I carefully body. There are not enough such bert, a bexit aud ajioe dealer at Eugene, minds of some, as to the validity of sale.
Write
for
booklet.
miles northwest of Bprin Held.
sales made under this act:
placed the bank book In my desk young men to meet the constant > has tiled a petition in bankruptcy.
R A A VlTDS.
It
Is
therefore
ordered,
that
in
case
His llabl lit lea consist of accounts owii g
and forgot all about it. 1 carried demand.
to various Arms amounting to $.s018, of the failure of title to any tract or
Who’s Your Tailor?
the check book in my pocket for
Twenty new locomotives which j aud be also owes 160 tax««. His a-set» tracts of land so »old by the Hheriff of
convenient*) sake. It was a new have been put into service on the figure up »6752 and comprise a stock Lane county during this present year,
Eli V Price A Company, of Chicago
sensation for me to draw checks. New York Central road are the , of «lioe-, etc, at Eugene, valut d at A 1)1901, and to which the title con­
veyed or attempted to be conveyed by Up stalr» room 7, next to Laue County
»5328,
au
interest
iu
the
parenersbip
of
I was like a child with a new toy. largest passenger engines in use on
1 Gilbert A Hdden, at Rieeburg, and the Hheritl's deed therefor shall tie set Bank.
When I needed money, or anybody any road in the world, and are ex- »174 bills receivable.”
aside and annulled by any court of com-
J M How £, Aenl.
We Will Sell You a
< Ise wanted some, all I had to do pected to make from 105 to 127
petent jurisdiction, or whenever satis­
Hanlwood tied rooni ► ' f,r... ......................................................... »10 00
Leghorn Hatching Eggs.
FlKl.li M kkt . —Delegations from the factory evidence shall t>e produced to
was to go down after the check miles an hour. Each of these en-
Oak tlnished bvdr *om sei for..... ................................................... 13®*
Hardwo d (large glm») bedroom «et for....................................... R*
book. 1 was the proudest man in gines is thirty-four feet long, In- Corvallis and Albany lodges, Knights this Court that such Bbsrlff's deed is
A»h (largo g1»«*.) bedro >rn fo t ter.........
.................................. 151®
The best thoroughbred Brown Leg­
of Pythias, will attend and participate for any reason invalid and insufficient
the state ot Washington. I im­ eluding pilot and tender, the total in the big Held meet to be given l.y to pass the title to the lands therein horns. fl for setting of 15 eggs. Will
Genuine oak liedro< m »et for.......................................
............ — 5®
Good aprii.g mattress......................................................................... 1 ®®
agined that my bank account was distance covered on the track by Helmet lodge next Friday at Bangs’ described, there shall be refuuded to deliver. Address
Top mattres»......................................................................................... 2®®
as long as that of J Pierpont Mor­ the looomotive is sixty-three feet Park. It has been suggested that the the purchaser or his assigns the full
J R Y ates , Irving, Or.
Fall-leaf table with carter»..............................................................
Extension tabi» (hard wood).......................................................... ®
gan, John 1) Rockefeller, or the three and three quarters inches. business houses close lu the afteruoou amount of the purchase price paid
therefor,
without
interest,
less
any
sum
of
that
dav
to
allow
their
employes
to
moral law itself, for that matter. The driving wheels are seventy
received by such claimant from the
Finally, however, I found that 1 nine inches high. The roof of the attend A large number of visitors is reilemptioner, and a warrant Issued
expected and it promisee to tie a gala
Armory Block.
had overplayed my hand, as they •sb rises nearly fifteen feet above occasion.
therefor.
say out West. One day 1 received the track. The firebox is so big it
By order of the L'ouit tliistith day of
L ek T ravis ’ O ration .—The Flor­ July, 1901.
a notice from ths hank that my ao- looks like that of a large stationary
ara-*'
U
count had been overdrawn to the eugine. A peculiar feature of the ence West, In giving an account of tiie
; ne, \V
■y n
.tarns
extent of $37.50. 1 didn’t really engine is tbe placing of its ten celebration at that place says: “L M
Important
to
Fanners.
r .
Travis, orator of the day, was then
*h n
Idrr.
know what it meant or what to do. wheels. Just behind the four introduced and delivered an address
• rost
What do you suppose 1 did do? mammoth drivers are two smaller full of Interesting thought which held
Ry permiMlon I publish tbe follow­
Well, I’ll tell you. I walked into radion wheels under the cab. In the attention of the audience to the ing article written by one of Lane
•vrottst crcAitoxittM
For awlr
the bank with the notioe of over­ ordinary running these carry most end. Mr Travis is an able speaker and ceunty’s t>e»t farmers, who reside» near
dteeoMKcr» ari
•2
Meal
ah»«.nade uweal
draft, drew a check for the amount, 'if the weight of the cab and fire one whom It la a pleasure to listen to Junction:
wlietlur you agree entirely with him
E vgbnf , Ore, June 15, 1901,
handed both to the paying teller box. But when on an upgrade or not.”
ew ftiíil»!
Ihl» 1» to certify that I have u ed
and started out of tbe bank. 1 was with a heavy load to pull anl the
tiie Harvester King binder two sea­
B elknap fprixgs H otel .
Ed son» and would nenmmend It to any­
called tia?k, and matters explained drivers slipping, a new mechanism
<*a<ier »HeMMitM
Strictly vegetable, perfectly harmless, sure to accomplish
Howe
left
liiliv
with
two
wagon
loads
one wishing to use a large hinder a« it
to me, much to my humiliation. is used. By the turn of a lever in
DESIRED RESULTS. Greatest known female remedy.
BMfeare nrrfci ill acne
of supplies for th- new Belknap Springs runs well and 1» easy on the te m and
Binoe then I have kept a little the cab 10,000 pounds of weight is Hotel He ha» an 8 room tent house,
and
right
in
pnee
CAUTION
P*’*” "J ronnterfei., and Imitation«. The genuine i« put up pair In pasu^*
la the most economical binding ma­
Z.nar.Jciimii.?.’’¿.ro’.’l?lll<'J'4n,“,,re "" »'■•»«»( the boule, thus:
/-/
r < Circular to WILLIAMS MFG. uu ,Sole Ageuta« Cleveliuid,UUlo.
closer tab on the stub enl of my tthifted from the traction wheels to | all rooms being roiled. It is more chine I have everopeiated
check book.”
I N E dwards .
»▼IWV fair WRRRASm.B|V
'he driving wheels. This makes I'omfortable In the summer than most
For Sale bv Linn Drug C«
I desire to say that I will make it
the drivers grip the track with just houses. Boarders will be acwimodated
i
by
July
15ili.
pr.
titable
to
farmer»
who
want
any
­
THE JUSTIFIABLE LIAR.
so much added power.
MAHurACTwntna
«
thing iu tbe Hue of Header», Binders,
Dial».—At the borne of his parent», Mower», Rakes, etc, to trade with me,
____________ ST-FAUL,MIN»
A preacher once said to an editor.
The Woodmen ot the World will Mr and Mr» J F. George, at Mohawk, I am in the market to do business,
1
“Newspapers dare not tell the initiate 1000 candidate» in Portland July 7, 1901, Binger George, agetl R and can ai-cotuniodate them loth an
truth. If they did they could not on August 3rd. It is expected that year». The remains were buried in to price and terms; every machine
1
live. Your newspaper would be a 10,000 members ot the orders will th« Btaltor«! cemetery today. About rully w arranted to he equal to any In *
tVarrsntei in every respect. Offici*'
hy You Should Insist on H avip ^
one week ago a wagon ran over Ills
I ur.-"
tje present from all over the state. head crushing It badly, from which the market. I aleo have some of the
(«ever ament Certificate stUched to
be«» ba-giltts to lie h»«i in Lane county
every package shipped
FUREKâ H4RNESS OIL
Tbeeditor replied:“You are right, The ceremony will take place at the boy tlnallr died.
In r 'al estate, both city and counlr*
FRUIT AND
U ■'■■quale.l by any othe?
and the minister who will tell the midnignt in the open air near Mt
M onby
R k « kivkd .—Misses Kate Have bargain» in farms to rent. Per
R ndera hard leather soft
ORNAMENTAL TREES
I
truth at all times about the mem­ Tober.
Vine«, Flowering an I Fruit-bearing
I E-pecially prepartnl.
snd Ellaabeth Kelly todav reoe »»»I tlee wanting to »tore household good»,
Shrubbery - Plante. Rove», Etc.
Keeps out water.
bers of Lis church, alive or dead,
from the Equitable Life In u »ace Co, or o'h»-«tile», can do ao by calltag
Grown and for »ale by the Unit
heavy I km I ic I oiL
There
i»
said
to
lie
over
a
million
on
tu».
C
'
e
and
see
"f.Xew York, through W J A
i.
National Nurseries, Rochester. N V
will not occupy the pulpit more
native Mohammedans in the Phil­ agent, a check for $3000. tiie amount of
(.’ 8 F arrow ,
arness
than one ¡Sunday, lie would have
Cori • r E Jith and Olive »tree«, F. i«
excellent preservative.
ippines, and they promise additional In»uran««ecarrie«l in that cuupany by geue,
Orogon.
to leave town between two days.”
Reduces cost of your harness.
I
trouble tor our Government in it« their father, tbe late John Kelly.
Never burn« the leather; iu
This is true—the press and pulpit
For
Sale
attempts to Americanise and Cbrie-
iciencv is increased.
Piwpt a L bavik * T own . — Th»»
gqhatid in hand with whitewashed
ecures best service,
morning nine stag« load* o'p • p|- I-ft
tianire the islands.
titches kept from breaking.
brush and kind words, magnifying
The following property for sale at a
F.itg»ne for the uj per McK**i r- re
i
argaln
if
sold
within
two
months:
157
little virtue's into big ones. The
il
Hl tie River, the Hluslaw emmry «...
Cur Impotcncy,Night Eml«s:o- -
Land for Sale.
I» sold in alJ
fact is that the press and the pulpit
Wendling. From now until fall a good a-ree near L'rane, I.ane county, 3
d.seaaes, all effects .
Localities
miles from C mistook, a» good a »took
M xn
by
| abu«e, cr excess ard in
wre in partnership in the stint-
CT. PAUL, DULUTH, NIIIEAPOliS.^
Sixty acre* of laud, 10 acre« cleared portion of our population will be out of ranch a« can be found any where. Good
I «III « ..„lpl •nnr.
-
cretion.
Anervetcnic:
town,
»pending
their
summer
vacation.
making business.
balance In pasture. Good bouse, out­
water, three springs, big barn, rretard,
Hoo«t builder. 1
No doubt, too, after the above build I ng* and fence, alao 160 acre« roll­ P lacv t*oUK—Prof H Gordon, late box hou«e. 2 cow», J calvee, 21 head of
pink glow to pale cheek tn
. restore« the fire of yo y,
conversation the good minister ing brush and tlml<er land.
prlnc'pal of the Geary eeteonl, has »old bog», I »>»« and one boar, team of
>
■.<><
. . <;
Land lies near Pleaeant Hill,
b II
I
to Mr Caeberton, of Month Dakota, hl» hotvro and farm implements, Lou» ■ tor
went away looking very ea«l and on Wm Wooten, Pleaaaat Hill, or C •d«
J.rtO;
wit
«
written
gunran
<1 TD» -,
bold rood» and » good garden In.
PAII Y TRA 15 8
ten
acre
fruit
farm
below
Marian
’
»
re
thoughtful, thinking about the ilreee L A Crane, Wendling.
t to cure «/ refund tlio money.
SKKVICEAND bLE>
F
M
W
allacb
,
Park h r the tutu of |1AO, through J F
wickedness of being truthful, and
NER-. i TA MCOICAL CO.
ixrane, Oregon
It kar’» real rotate agency
A splen-
Ticket« to points Fast
For
Sale
r
no doubt tbe editor turned to bis
June
IK
1901
Y
. o - i A Jaca^xi
CHICAQC, ILI
d d bA-gain for the Wouth Dakotan.
GREATX« IU
9 oo
Daily Aia taUulde. Jun«?'.
HEAD.
Bears the
Signature
F
li
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
MOON’S Feed Store, 9th St.
I
Ip AQTnRI
t
t ■ ■ R3 1 8 I
Barker Gun Works,
MONUMENTS ARRIVED
EUGENE GRANITE PHD PRBhE W
W. W, riARTIN, Prop.
DAY & HENDERSON.
ac
a
L yon ’ s French Periodical Drops
C.GoTziANACa
HIGH GRADE NURSERY STOCK
Some Reasons
Shortest and ÇuickMt H
O
B orm —In Ku*»ne, Oregon, Joly -,
NO acre tract of laud 15 miles wrot of
Carpentering and Bailding.
Eugene In Noli valley. Partly Im t the wife of It’uro Welker, • ron.
I rived. Good spring water good enl
E-timatro given trwon os-jentetand
slid good timber Near echool. Friel
F or B a lb .—'roti << a, irod rot» and building work. Addrro*
»275 cash or L'J5 on i-a»y terms
Addrero H F l.ASukNot'a, Kiowa ba'iil hay.
G mohoh E owakiw ,
Colored».
A B ond A H on . Irving, Or
l ometo>*k. Or.
BICYCLE
FREE
”"'d bv Lltm IN nv <
—AT—
mah » balsam
_
* trarast f*
Cc
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1 ■«
VIA
A
A H ’>
tE'
0. J. FOSS,
crowding work to teilof the faeciDat­
ing beauty of tbe bride, while as a
matter of fact she was ugly as a
mud fence, and to speak of the
grc>m as being one of tbe city’s
foremost business m»n — Ei. •
GO EAST
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GRE VT NORTBERX .
122 TRIRDSTREET
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