The Eugene weekly guard., January 11, 1902, Image 4

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HADLETT1LLE NOTES.
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SATURDAY
STATE
.JANUARY 11
OhUCIAL SALARIES
AND FEES.
The Salem Journal baa done a
good work in oompilinglbe »alarie»
and feee of Oregon elate offioials’
While the emolument» fixed by the
ounstilullon are ridiculously inade­
quate Jibe fee system, intended to
supplement the salaries, baa been
abused atid in some inetanoee car­
ried to the other extreme.
The most notorious inatanoe ia
that of the eecretary of etate, who
during the last fiacal year drew
914,653.01 in fee» besides the an­
nual celery of 12850- During the
same time the »tale paid 18983.55
for clerical aid in the oflioe.
The Journal make» no miatake
in demanding that all stale officials
be pul on a Hat celery and that
feee be ooverel into the alate
treasury.
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AMERICAN
MANUFACTURES
COMPETE IN El'KOPE.
rrofeeaor Parsons of Boston has
been studying the industrial con­
ditions of the leading European
cities and finds that the United
Stales ie fixing price» of rubber
goods, bicyclee, soaps, photographic
supplies aud several lines of ma­
chinery.
The Professor found German
workmen working sixteen to •even­
teen hours daily lor 60 to 65 oents
a day under conditions that would
not be tolerated in the United
States. The cheap and unlimited
supplies of raw material give this
oountry the advantage that is caus­
ing gloomy apprebeusion arnoug
European manufacturers.
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Hawmills are getting to be ail tbe g<>
In HsdleyviUa. Frank Nighswauder
and Frank Hadley talk of mllle «Kin,
For liver, kidney or »tomach ttou- while N G Hayes is now prepared t>'
bles, «»Ida, lagrlppe or btUoOMMM there
I» ooihlug better than Franc«’pure fill all orders.
trend lee. All order» promptly Ailed
Mr Fovd's party Friday night wa«
with prune, apple or jvar brandy
Yo al
“1 well attended and enjoyed by all.
7 rente per quart, or 12.50 per gall~.
Mr and Mrs T J McCulloch visited
Order» by »tage or expraw will be »e-
eurely boxed, f
* and * sold
—•« - to con- Mrs John Briggs Sunday.
Made
turner» only.
Quite a number front here attended
I M flUKll!,
Fifth »nd Blair -treeto. Eugene, Or the wedding at Mr Jobn Gate«’
Wednesday la»L
A pltov-ant time 1»
Stock
for Sale.
teiorted.
Mr and Mr» Cha» Sovvrn Tiritad
I hav» a stock ranch of 3WI acre»
frleada at Crow over Buuday.
uated three mil«» of Walker’s Btation
Alva Hollaudtwortb'» favorite doc,
that I offer for »tie en part payment QUefD> u on U1e ,lck fl.t, A iv» look»
with tome M balancw. Addrew
[ a» »ad a« if il was bl» l*»t friend.
He
J am » KnvHBN. Irving. Or.
called Dr Etnero n in Sunday, but at
Pure Home Made Brandy
He had oo toata
io It but hr
. and when I had tak»o il lw®
week. 1 waa . > to walh to the dinin< mom
Io no mra’«. and hr th« rime 1 had iahe» Ihre«
l.tlllr. I waa al le to cooh I « nr tamil» o< mor
I can nr.rr praia« tH Uric« and hia median»
. rce’a Pleaaant lVUcla cura tais-
OUaUr aa
Florence Items.
Waei Jan I.
Ranch
i
The wireless telegraph brought
one man bad new» the other day.
Captain Jorgenseu of the Nautocke.
lightship, off the Massachusetts
coael, got new» of the illness and
death of hie daughter through the
Maroom wirelese system, but for a
week waa kept an unwilling prisoner
by the extremely rough aea though
almost in eight of the home where
hit loved one lay dead.
Talk about the swiflnrws of the
agv! Chicago uow ha» individual
telepbouee in varione re» lau ran la
The ’phone i» servrd aloug wilh tho
* up, and ibe man wbo is Irving
io crowd a werk inte a day can
talk io hi» offioe er his hinken b«r
tweon totes. Such peopls will not
keep the »rav» digger waiUng kxj
long.
To tr»n like Wad» and Daltan.
under »»utence to taug at Portland
th« last day of th » rncnlh, time
max« repid Hight. Ibe oon-
d tuned mrn sswn to hare entirely
d fl »rent nvakv a pa, Wada slreping
Dtnr>.—At the Harlow realdenoo
northeael of FogvDa, Wodaeoday, Jan­
uary t. l>02, of cancer, J.wepb A Bond,
ac»d 44 year», i month» and • day»
Fanaral »»rvlee* were bald today el 11
¿look a ni from tb» Harlow reaidaare
Ic Ibe I C O F eem»tery.
last report» »be wa« no better.
IUU9TMTIO
catalogue or
Mie» Rilla Die«», of Crow vieited
friends bere aet week.
M im * w Naucy and Roaa Holland»-
wortb W Haye» and Rill* McCul­
loch »peul Sunday eveuiug at Mr
timer». >11».
X.
JEST FOR THE
BOWELS
gwr*«rd • M ♦< krrf «*< tW K’*
ks tw> ta*w
Zi £a>~L
Rea P L C
Pm nt Irrrare Item
H eneen, of Fugeoe, arrived on lb»
»tags FHday ev«ntag and vtalted bi»
osuntryna»» oa ths river. On Haoday
»early ail the 8candinav;sna tn tb«
vietniiy fstlior» at i’siol Terra«»
sbnreb, where they tonnd a twautiftti
Christels' tree .oodsd with preoettts
fre old and young
Mr Hausen waa
here two mat ba age and i*
liked.
DM serai, a rwinday Se ng vsry inter-
•sung. Ttisrs ta a strong fsslrng
ana at'g the Kwodruavian* la favor of j
htnng him to come here core a month
in the future
CANDY
CATHARTIC
EAT TM ’EM
LIKE
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KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEÂI
LADIES', CHILDREN'S
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MARKET st
SAN FRANCISCO.
CAL
Creswell News.
Wm Lane made Eugene a
visit Wednesday.
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EVERYTHING
in the line of Notions. We can
~V3 you Bargains in Chinaware, Water Setts,
give
Lamps, Toys, Dolls,Gaines, Books, School Supplies,
Albums, Vases, Fine Stationery, Baseballs, Bats
and Mitts, Kitchen Utensils, Japanese Basket
Work, Ladies’ Furnishing Goods, Gents’ Hand­
kerchiefs and Ties, and hundreds of other articles
too numerous to mention,at unheard-oi low prices.
Come and inspect our stock whether or not you
wish to purchase.
DU»ine-»
.Many eaeee of mump» are reported
in Creswell and violuity.
Jam»- Wllbelm went to EageDe
lueeday.
Clyde Smith ie Jerking out oak grubi
for L D Scarbrough.
Len Scott went to Cottage Grove
Tuesday.
Al AUten 1» a resident of Creswell
now. He formerly rev ded in Eugene.
The FAMOUS.
Local Market.
One door North of Singer Office, Willamette Street.
January 10,1002.
Butter—15 to 60c par roll
Woel—15o
Poultry—<3 50 to M 50 i»i uozen.
Dried prune»—2j to 4c
Flour—80 per sack.
Oat»— 25 oeuts.
Potatoes—50 cte per
bushel and
strong.
Egg»—25 cents.
Wheat—50 Ot* at mill».
10 Per Cent
Reduction on..,
Pally O»ard. Jan
M arbikd —R»V M L Ro»» yesterday
atternoeu at bi» reaioeuee on Booth
Willamette »treet united m marriage
Chri» Strome, of Juaction City, and
Mr» Felber A Cox, ot Franklin. They
[ « 111 rveide on Mr Btrom» » farm near
Junction.
' WANTED—8ecoud-band grain sack*.
FURNITURE
and CARPETS
BROWN LEGHORNS FOR BALE.
Thoroughbred Brown Leghorn cock­
erels for »ale.
Prices reasonable.
J R Yates, Irring, Oregon.
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FOR BALE—75 aereo of first-clasa
farming land ooe rni'e cant of Cres­
well. Nearly all uuder cultivation.
1«rtn» reaemable.
Addre » 8 B
M or .-«, Cottage Grove, Or.
BHr.EP
ON SHARES.— a «msil
b«n I of •tirop to let co »harr». En­
quire at Ibi- < Olee.
A Deep Mystery.
BARGAIN
STORE
FAMOUS
uooos or «UAMVV
ticiut ii s»ov«xVMt«
L C 8keo^, F.uireue.
Mieee« Neva and Winnie Had
ley gave a farewell party at tbelr
home Thursday evening.
A pleaaant
time 1» reported.
Clean your grain now and have It
reviiv Lx »prtng »-wing. Th» Mosnt
Mr and Mr» Hagli Cassidy reseived
F
Intalltgsueo last Monday that Uastr Hoot Pan is tbe fteteel mill built.
, C »mb-’, A Br h»v» them.
w
soa, Dan Cassidy, was very ill In Port
lead, and that an cpsratlmi for »pre - |
dleiUs had twsn perfwrwisd.
They
started far Portland that aftornnut but
reseived a»oth»r letter at Mapleton
saying that IHn wa» much latter and
that the doetor »atertam»«! street
ktaww-* ia".
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af tW
Mr aad Mr» L If wa wk » « »»er«
hopes of hie re«iv»ry.
a* y
rw ‘
t w
he
&«**? 7«’«
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e •
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Caeatdy returned to Fiorendo u»it
day.
Tha Chetuawa ecbool at Salem
eland fourth au th« hat of all In­
dian schools of the United States
in point of tile, having a capacity
for WO, llaaks.l and Pbosnix eacb
having a ba pani I y of 7CW and
Carlisle 950. It is shown, however,
that the capacity of the Salam
school te already overtax«!, as lb
enrollment for the pa* I year wa»
569, and average attendance 502.
Melange of Social and Other
Interesting Items.
Haltl.kYVILLA, Jau 6, 1IMA2.
a d 7 da»».
Kalber Walker wa» uoru in Monroe ,
Farming in this vieiliity 1» di»oin- j
f*i*« tinued at preastit on account of the
eoosty, 1 »wa, March I. IM«
enireed the plaine t > Oregon wilh rams.
bar pareuto, A M aud Mary Wa k»r in
Mr Wade Hajeean 1 Mrs A J Nigb-
1 »•>} and llvad wilh thetn uutll Au- swauder and daugh er, Zeitua, vieited
guat 4, 186.’, al wbleb time »ha waa Mrs N G Hayes Buuday.
marrleo te W H Eaton, now Jnsties)
Mr and Mr» F M
Nigbnwander
of tb» peao» and ferrymau at ua»p»r.
entertaiued a nurnbrr of friends at I
Had Mre Kalos llv»d uutll Iheltlh of
tbelr home New Year'» eve.
Music
uexl tnenlb, ehe would have b«»n
and dancing were th» chief enjoyment.
marrled 4S ysaia.
Fer tb» pa»t SS
Refreshments were served to all, after
»e.r» Mr» Eaton ha» boeu a r»»l<1»ul of
wbicb they bid good-bye to the old
Lane county
and wat blgbly re-
year and returned home well pleaeed
■geele<i by a 1 who knew her. Da
with the begtnnlug of tbe happy Nev
e»a»ed was tb» molber ef twelv» chll-
Year.
dr»a, i»v»nofwhom ar» »tlll livlng
M isee* Neva an.l Mit.ine Hadley rv
ai.d wer» all at ber bedtlde »xoeplou»
Bhe
dtaoghler wbs waa aick,
L
— - left
— turned to Eugene on Friday 's stage.
Mr Bud Isbmeal and sister, Mie*
iwelv» grsadcblldrvu.
For a psrlod |
of42 year» »be had bMU a falltful Desele, of Lorane, visited Mi»e Grace
ni»mt>er of tb» U F and Cb riellau Brigg» over New Year»
eburebM. 8h» waa a klnd molber and <
Mr Frank Nlgbawander called at
a loving wlfs.
Mr Cbae Hail ley's quite frequently
Tb» fun»ral look place loday at
during tbe holidays. We wonder
o’»lo«k al Pleaaant Hill, oonducted
what tbe attraction was?
Rev R G Callison, wltb intermeul
Mr Cook, of Bari th field, pawed
tb» P.»a»ant Hill remetery
through Hadleyville Buu lay.
- I h.rr intra lol f.T - tur I™» 1» wntr Io
•mi -aa>- Mr« H»a Burnell of Hu««rllvill« L»
on Co Ky . «and »"«al««Ui»onial I» rraant to
what yrmr nìedu in« h*» dour for n>«
My baby
cm, io loir 1-*| and I had coo*roU«« chilla
e„j la,
. loor for ten Ion« waste I
wa- in a arro tini c»a.llUu» and had aia ui Ihr
br-l .i Uorrrftkr vH» Alter r«»ry1hin« hod
been
an.I I had two «lern up lo di» 1
..led tur huaband lo ««• w * •’‘•‘‘F .tH.
Pearl Court w right was sbaklsg
bands with hla Florence friends last
Monday. He Is now driving stag« ft*r
K Rang» os tbs Eugeue- Mapleton
route.
Captain Fred Bean stoat at tbs
wheel while tbs Mluk made her regu
lar trip to Mapleton Tuesday and
Wadaeoday to give Captain nurd a
aitatiM tc attend Ibe New Tears
dance.
Bren—In Floreoce, Saturday even­
ing, Iiecwmber, 23. H01, to Mr and Mr»
R A Haan, a son, a young bookkeeper.
It 1» Grandi>a and Grandma Ninol
tisw.
inP-
It
0.» U m entry
e. ai-’ iia
w ■» had charge
oour u.
J
4
a« p i war « at ». i im t < I <be Flor
Pekin, known <w . ue " ForbiddeU • I aa »Clio leal ya . ha* r«w.. via ling
Rite Is
City," they pasted Ur I ween double bar ftteuda here tl ia wrek
row» of kneeling eo.diera tor tour tsaehlng iu Oardiuer thia year.
milte. But their »oldier» are mote
fit (or dieplay than fighting, for
noise and pomp thau actual eervios.
A
few
thouaand
Caucasian»
marched into that oapilal without
oppusitioni aud the million» ot
Chiuees of fighting age and condi­
tion were belplme a» child reu to
preysnl it.
Keiber Eaton, wlfb ot W H Eaton, 4
dl*d »f ceieer al Jasper, Tbureday, j
Jaauary ». UM at « p ». «fter a ling»--
ist IllltoW, aged M JMI». »0 teooths
To the time when »he wa* plucked num
the vei grasp of death, the natural im-
pulae o. the
------- «»manly heart I» thankful-
n< « for the mean* which saved her,
and a deeire to help
oth-r women in like
«ax-. Those nte the
motives « h i c h
iMoinpt.d Mr», i'.va
Burnett to write the
nc< ompanviiig te»ti-
nioniaf to the curative
power of f>r. Pierce’»
I avorite Preacriptioa.
Th.- 1» only one cure
out of thouaand*. No
one would dare *oy
that the average
woman wa» not a»
truthful aa »he ia
good. And it ia the
truthful testimony of
the avenge woman
that " l «vorvte I1«-
acriptiuu’’ cure»
a Italy diaewM-»
when all other
ax ci» and medi­
cine» absolutely
f.. ’
It eatal-
lialie» regularity,
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driea the
drains ______
which weaken women,
beala inflammation and ulceration and
cures female weaknesa. It tranquilla»»
the nerve», ir-tore» the appetite and
induces rvfreahing sleep.
Christmas the year
round at the..............
SENO FOR FREE
hx.T we»l
It 1» • my»ierv why women endura CIVI LENG IN ¿6 K — •n«tructln i »
twekaebe,
headache,
nt-rv<'U«t>r»»,
Htimi rt, draiua^
survey», m*p-
•Ireplrosn««», melareboly fain ling and
I
work» and land turveying by
dixav »pell» when tbi usaud» have la b t >0 Klov ahi, civil engineer aud
I roved that Electo r Bitter» will quick­
»nrveyor.
Office 5s 4 Willamette
ly cure *uch trouble«. “I »uttered for
•tre-t.
year» with kidney troub.» ’ write» Mr«
FOR *ALE.~bo »cree of land tbrse
Phebr Cb-r »y, or Petero'», 1«, * and a
mi lea from the city of Medford. All
lame back pained tu» <n I could net
in cultivation, 5-room bou«e i.uew'',
drwe my»elf, bus
Electric Bi’tere
frame barn 40x36 fret and other out­
wholly cured me. and, although 73
buildings. Or will trade for good
year» old, I new ao> ab e to, do all tny
farm land Dear Eugene or go el city
h ueework.”
Itov«r«m*s cot.atipa-
property. Price »2,500. Address A
tion, imi rovee appeiite. gite» perfect
C S tas wood , Medford. Ore.
health.
Only Xte s; W L Delano «
drug »tor«.
FOR SALE.—One 5-bor»»
»team
toiler and 4-bor»e engine, been in
use three month», good as new; also
Enaav — F-om three mile» north
U 8 errata »operator, dairy outfit, and
of Eugene ou River road during Met
Au»u»t, a
tw<v-r»ar-.v.d beiL-r Dext
•I real ar wixsi mv . for sale at a bar
July.
Rec. body, with
head and
gain. Also 75 bead extra fine young
•bea.Sere
brindi».
No marka.
A
Aurora goat».
Call on or ad
literal reward for informa;: □ recard­
dre--. E M B wermau, Waltervill»,
ing »ame.
w M Errs Eocene, Or.
Oregon.
To make room for the 'largest line of Furniture and
Carpets ever shown in Eugene.
We will make a sweeping
reduction ef 10 per cent for 30 days.
Remember we guarantee you the above reduction on
every dollar. This Sale will positively be among the first
for best selection.
J W Kays Furniture Co
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Pink Eye
t
I
Stock Food will prevent and cure the Pink-Eye.
Will maka your cow give more milk.
Keep your stock in good condition.
Try a packaga of
Preston & Hales
Haraeea and Saddle Mfgs, alto dealers in Faint», Oil» aad Wall Fap<r.
Walton Items.
January 4, IAS
The recent rain* hate ra;*ed the
ereeka and tb» water» are high.
Our Gordaroys flave Arrived To-day
Mia < lara TXy-or, b* Eugene, U ve­
tting with M m » Pear, Dnvle.
OUR GREAT
Giles Few 1er a* ad a a trip to IllpM
a f»w day» a»-'. bn tig. ng t«ek a trai.
a»w organ.
linnet L v . mm baa rvlure»*! to En-
geo», after a few day» vwit with b»
grand parvo to. Mr and MrvC W Uyena
Mr *ud Mrs Woolagr returned to io.
Rtaalaw yesterday.
M «• Anna CunwUBS and Mr
Vaugtiu w»r« .. a
xl a f»«
-«•
by V F Hoven, at I vikw . Tt»y
recul» near l i», pia.».
Mr Wedswvrib vm agaia In
m>d»i a !Vw day» ago •». mg hto ware»
Fre»*»n Raev»» bae rHarnad lo bi.
bo«ne from Betebatn Oregvo. after a.
aiwanee of aavaral moclA».
Mita Edith Alktnaoo resumed U
Fug«»» a tow days »iu<<» to »at»
a»n ax , eftet »pawd'.Bg ito» boiiday» •
W a»too.
Mr Edward Wk toakae weal to Ku-
geoa Walnreday to gv to Hamehurg
to v»at ho
D*|U-U
Biola.
a naw law U m parents nr •«.Joy ar e uai
p- rUx^k ef • p utr ji
who report tbs h.rtb of a U.» guasta departed al a .al» l -
12 Annua1Clearance Sale 12
EVER) HAS WOH.AN OR CHILD
Who «pends even m much as one dollar for
Clothing. Hats and Furniahing Good? at any
s great bALE poaiuvaly
throw? fully one-half their money away.
Ladies and
Misses Jackets
and Capes.
*•»«■*. Ik» MX 1 «tl
lag II a etesp-ete w.xva
CLOTHING
Astounding bar
gains in men’s
suits, over­
coats and
pants
DRES8 GOODS
to
. V'- ■
»* Mwvy
1 V
O
Remember when you buy here it ia at
the right «tore where it ia never too late
to make a wrong «ale right.
!
Bang-up
Jackets at
Bang Down
PRICES
Prices on all
Fars, no
object.
RIGHT HERE
. inf Wnere« we demonstrate that we pav you
most liberally .er every step you take.
CAJRPETS
A visit to this department
will convince you "that we
mean busineaa.
Hilton Velvets,
Extra Supers
All Uool Art Squares
Linoleums
Oil Cloths
and
Lice Curtains
Ladies Tailored
Suits.
Fxl quality. «
donNeNw-tei
’,.±_w -r J" ft*‘. « »V »hin«.
Bt Ml hxaf ti<ht ttu*<
Domestic Goodi
tai
Puco rang,ng from 46 cents u
to $2.50 a yd.
The Mme cut in to V « r c