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About The Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1899-1904 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 18, 1902)
¿meae »SATURDAY ............ Guard JANUARY 18 i he At.ksr of gambling . f AT THE CLERKS OFFICE. M rtg&g« . School Teacher.. TO LEGAL ALVERT l ERS Substance o! Legal Matters Filed With That Executive Today. .AW (A Patroos of the G uard who . 1 desire that legal notices (ad rax Hill u> W L Lunber I au U A rew „reue 4 in E4ig»u», Leiug a part of tbe L nria - ministrator's and executor’s uan douati >u .»ud ciAim, notices, tummi.iii, citations, G G Warner to Th» Helau» C odm U- R ward Cards, etc), in which tney are inter daied Mmiug A MiLiug U;iu; id While Wu.g» caih . IQ Butw-uia dia- ested should oe published in Report Cards, Irict, >5. thia paper should instruct Edward aud Clara Le.ge to G G Teachers’ Supplies Warber, White Wiuga «.urn lb Bube- their attorneys to that effect. uiia dutnci, 110. The party interested has the Erauet» M Xatuu tu Mr» D C E a I oq E Schwarzschild’s right to choose the paper m lote J aad 10 c..k 15 W’kabburi.» A Mil- Sl born’a ad to Juoeuon City, >1. which publication shall be EIGENE BOOK STORE. 502 E Caud Maruias ttaaite to Knud made. Hur.eueo 4o acre» in ty 17 • r 4 w, _________________________ ^2> send for free >220. JiAL. WI Alb TK*»M EMM. I^nouncemenLg? | »D’ ! Chicagj hM a severe law against I men gambling for money, from a uiddeup. Yet stock and product gamblers go into the elegant quarters of the so-called Board of Trade and gamble for hundreds of A WOMAN’S THROAT Jaber rtv»' f h» 'Hance» to l>e » P»"1 thousands of dollars, even millions. or »nd that fortune >« guarded da, One of the speculators on future ar night w th th» great» t rare Nothing » »mger much a» a cough •jncee has joat been ‘•broke’’ by Erery wotasn ought to be afritd of» gh It 1» nature • danger • igua. who u ipoailion gamblera wao foroed tbe *< 4. not know of »oa»e »weet wom»n voice rpecmative May price of grain oil need forever by dt»«a*e which began with a »light cough. The u»e of t>r P erce'» Golden Medic» down on him. D'.~ overy will ensure a perinaneat cure ot Thia produce gambling is the the mo»t obst nate and lingering cough» when the lung» are involved and worst of all in that there is a Even ther- are benr.rrh.ge» and emaciation Creswell New». raneara cucar. catalo ^ u C or possibility of it affecting the valoea •<> den Med ea. I ■ »«rery- ia generally effective in re-toring the di»ea»«d organ, látete of W F N ir boto. BHNteboto to rv»»nd health »1. ■ »tn ngtb. There to of the necessities of life, although Mr HF Meott, formerly tb* g*n;a. LADIES', CHILDREN'S ■o alcohol in the • IMaaevery ’ and it 1» a* administrator, flat final acoouat mere is no actual transfer of the < niirely free from opium, cucame ana aii _______ •bowing ____ total ______ r»*»ipte >311.46, di-j B F Co a a<»n; at tbl* placa, but INFANTS* n narccXxs. ___ buraamante |99 30; balança ou habfi ; ■<>• tr»»* Ing a«» t, 1, viaitiug friand* stuff bought and sold. Tne gam other •I am feel:oz quite w* ’ write» Mi»» Derea> '______ m* *ki- - — . at thlt , lacv WEAR of Mo »•*# M** Wrerl Wathrnr®« >11326. blers merely settle vith each other A D C Lewi* •»’*1 ! to • ^»^a • oo&a or Clyde »mitb is cutuag oak wood of Manlda McLean. G N Medical Inta yrerv I had bwea quMe a »uBerer Estate for the amount represented by the Cor a long tine and after reading I>r Fierce» cxck^w •« mov«uY'to acaaowaaMC *■ -*• s« n«^- Medwai Airiser thought T would Me Lana as administrator file* final for K H Parson«. Clyde >• a aplaodia difference between the selling end Comm«) try bin Med»c»l r/urowery I had ao< account abowing total cash raeelpu band with a saw and axe (?) i ug w* Cur a »g t taie Tcak one tea I. MAGN1N & CO. buying prioe. For instance if the Wm alee; ofln Fierce o Golden Medical L am wr >393.75, d*»bura*meuto >201.75; balance Mr O C Miller vialiwd Cresws. e 'S-922 MARKET ST I dept nr- !y aH night w th'-ut rvughiag speculator agrees to deliver wheat eryaad > * ynaaicisco. . to I rwet-ik •' 1 tak ig it. I had been • great cash on band >201.92; nutea on hand Wedaesday. f<x BK>r* thao ten weara I tned kU of >1,537 S3; total >172943. for sixty oente a bushel and it goes aafterer d.?fcrrnt m* ‘t -r.•■» ar.d dtlirrrnt d'Kl'/ra. hut Mr Lougett, principal of ths Craa- ivi n^t t--'. - n - ter J CG.g.’.ed ia>ti. I Estate of O P Kauble, deseased wall eohool, attended a wadding •< to eixty-one, he pays the buyer r*onaa»enced •>■■.'..ag but now I leel macfi Hester Kauble, admialetrater flies Junction Wednesday. one cent a bushel and tbe deal is •trvr.g-r and arn entirely weJL* j. I/r Pierce » Common Sens* Medical final aecoaot »bowing aaab receipt» Many new ease* uf rnumpa are rv- tolHKRS ir,i FUIEMl OISECTJF; riff. To show the magnitude such A •*? n ct/ver». i* Rent /re/ oa >208, axpe dilure» >417,15; baJaaeo ou pt of 3 ■ nt alafflM to pay e«- i ported. • peculation allows it is only nec r»< band 1230.85. pen»« cd rn t / .\.odxe«e Dr. k. V Mr Cowgill visited Creswell Wednes E» ate of Cynthia Montgomery, de essary to state that reports credit P-erce Buffalo, N Y. hij « henowaun, Uniirtaktn ini ceased. Jobe Montgoesery, executor, day. Eirhiiwert. Cor WÜ. mi 7th iti. tbe losing gambler in tbe Chicago Taanto Van Prooysu was In town deal with oontracte for May delivery A DAY S WORK IS WASHING- l ime set for final aaltlemant. Wednesday, but ha was a day too late; a DivoxcB caaa. TON. of five million buabelsof wheat and the was in town ths day before. AngtMta Haber land »ue» Albert EVERYTHING in the line of Noth ns. We can three million bushels of corn. And, couple Io a letter from WMhingfoD, Haberlaad for divorce. Ibe Ba gains in Chinaware, Water Sett«, give you Bagains probably, he wm not tbe actual Notioe» under thto head not to exceei tr Bill Morgan notes tbe slow manner were married in Moltnoaiah county Newly Furnished Lodging House. ine», 50 cent» per week; SI 50 a mouth; 81- Lamps, Toys, )olls,Games, Books, School Supplies, owner of ten bushels of either OÍ in which buaineAS is transacted in May 29, 1892. E O Potter to attorney per year. Albums, Vas* Fine Stationary, Baseballs, Bats the grains. for tbe plaintiff. tbe National capital aud givee tbe Jiaw u*d» in newly painted aud WANTED—rvcobd-bauu graiu »ack» and Mitts, Litchen Utensils, Japanese Basket following story to illustrate it: papered room» at the Conrtbnute L C Hkeela, Earene. State Senator Fitzpatrick, of Work, Ladle Furnishing Good«, Gents’ Hand Died FISHERMEN RATS. Dodgmg Houae. Daly on» block Kansas, was in Washington on de FOR HALE—75 acre» of fir»t-ciaa» kerchief» and ?iea, and hundreds of other articles from th» rnaiu bu-m*»» »tr»»t, and but partment business. He couldn't farming laud one tuk* east of Cr**- A eorre»pond*nl ef Druaey, Oregon, a litlto more than two block* from tb» The A*aociated 1'reaa ha* a rat too numerous <> mention,at unheard-of low prices. get this business pushed through, well Nearly all under cultivation, editor at Ilwaco, WMhington, ai no matter how much be hurried. write* a« follow* ond*t data of la* 9: pvloffio* A very quiet locality. Come and in* ect our stock whether or not you lerto» reasonable. Addre-» 8 B "Mr* Eva Wright Ottawa, wife of Outeida room» at rear corner* away IsMt one wbo gives out Mtouisbiug One day he met National Commit wish to pureh. e. Moa»a, Cottage Grove, Or. Bart Dubwn. on* *f our proaperoua teeman Dave Mulvane and com farmara, died at tb* born* of b*r par from ball, »ptondid for any •ieeplng. TO RENT—Block and fruit ralcb, rat news. WitneM this: Wiuduw» of tb»»e room» auder pro Anothsr pest that hM been plained that during tbe whole dar ent* today at 10 o’aloak, after a aiok- ' jecting ro< f, catting off much of tb* 440 acre«, 50 a«r** in cultivation, 10 he hadn ’ t been able to accomplish destroying tbs young Mlmon in n*aa ef only a few day*. Tba funeral light. •era* in orchard, on* mile and a half tbe hatchery recently discovered is a single thing. took place Jan 10. Tba funeral pro- from W’alternl «. Call on or addre*» Lodging with or without board a* “ Didn ’ t you write aletier to your the large rat known generally as caaaloa aouiiatad of tba public acbaol daeired. Come and see tb* room* and E M Bowermai , Walierviito, Ore the wharf or wood rat. Mr HanMn wife?” asked Dave. and toacbara, I O O F lodge, tba Ra- I will gnaraute* tbat yoc will be aatia- gon. One door North of Singer Office. Willamette Street. ‘ •Yes, I did," responded Fitz determined to see how the pest did bekaha and tba aitiaaoa generally. fled. E d H ow « bKOWN LEi.HOKN ’ S KOK SALE bis work so nicely, m be bad quite patrick. Mr* Eve Dun tan waa born in Boutb “Well, don’t kick. You can ’lb' r ugnbrtu Brown Legboro cock frequsotly found a pile of b-ad» Dakota Ootabar 12. 197«; mov-d to erel» for ante. Prlee» reaactiable near the vale in the mornings. 8 > mly do one thing a d»v io this Oregon with b»r («rente In ber youth ; Public School Examination. J K Y»tr», Irving, Oregon. he laid quiet and the rst came ou ••ity an 1 you’ve done it.”—Kaus s wm rai»e<l and educated near Dr*w»»y, I cautiously, climbed up on tbe edgr City Journal. aa<1 wa- married to Bert Dun ten on The Eighth Grade public school ex- of the vat, and taking his right wtuinatiou will be h-14 February 6th, l brtotmM day, 1«99 Ihurston Items. paw just likes ou >n fishing in s "dh* lea**» to mourn ber loaa a bu»- I «th and 7lb, 1W2 Thu examination SOMETHING LIKE IT. pond for crawfish, tlirled the little baud, father, taolbar, two dear chil eau b* taaeu at th* office of tbe eounty Jan 13, 1902. Stock Food will prevent and cure the Bink Eye. fellow up tbe side of the vat aud F Chevalier left Saturday moroiu» Rep. dren, one only a few uaya old, two ■uperiutendeut *r in tbe»everal eabuola One of tbe Texas friende of then devoured him almost instant krotlier* and a marriM aiater wbo of the county. Tew-here desiring llete for Crook county, w ere he will joiu ly. Before tbe hatchery man reeentalive Cooper met bitn yester live» In Monteua.” of question» please notify me al once. hie wife Mrs Chevalier went to Crook day. frightened tbe rat away, ten tiny Will make your cow give more milk. Jan 9, 1902. eouuty la»t Fall in search of health “ You emoke, don ’ t you?" he beads marked the place ot his feMt. For Sale. W M M ili . br , Keep your stock in good condition. but baa not improved. Mked. U»unty Hupt of Hcboul*. Try a package of '’Sometime»,” »aid Cooper. M im T iii * Keee is hoot» after a two One of the cbohwt residence» In Eu ‘‘Take thio," remarked the Texan, NO TAXES FUR GLORY. week» visit with frieude in Eugene. gene on Wil leaaeCte »trvet. Call on T ‘‘Thia ia something like a cigar.” C R Heating» and wife went to Eu- Local Market. Coo|*r took tbe weed, lighted it, N Hrgar, Hotel Eugene, for further j The Regieter in a long editorial geae leday. particular«. anti puffed three or four time«, eaya it ia in favor of “raising” the G A McMahan was doing bUriuM* Jsuusry 17, 1902 “Yeo,” be a«eented, “this ie»,me- on Camp Creek last Friday. Lane county aaaeeament "instead ol thing like a cigar. What ie it?”— Butter—45 to i»0c per roll Hartes» and 8»dd!s Mfg», alto dealtre in Palate, Oil» »nd Will Taper. Mis» Faith Bucbauea returned to Wosl—15c towering it. ’ ’ hat for? Tbe only Wa«biugton Poet. her bom* in Eugene after a weeks ’ Poultry—>3 o0 to M 50 twi uozen. < result would be that Lane cuuuty visit in Thurston. Dried prune»—2| to 4« would pay a larger portion of lb» Flour — 80. per sack. The school began Monday after a New York boaete a novel trait alate taxea in tbe future, m the pro A PENITENTIARY INTERVIEW Oste— 25 cents. two weeks vacation. Il is capitalized for its actual value. portion due tbe alate ia fixed on th Pstatse«—50 eta per basbei and Several Thurston young people aC The Visitor—I »uppoeeyour wife strong. average aaaeaament for five year*. tended the dance at Cbaa Gray’« Fri will he glad to welcome you when Egg»—25 ceate. Lum Yon, a Chinaman over at Raise tbe aaeeMmeut, you will raiae you’re out? day night A g< od time was reported Wheat—50 eta at mills. Wise Mina Megnees. of Davie, Is at our future taxes. The Bigamist—Well, numbers South Bend, Washington, is just tending school at ibis place. Already we are being MKwr: two and three may; I’m kinder enjoying bis “Happy New Years.’’ A H C ask . He was confined in jail under a Fresh Cows for Sale. about equally with Linn and doubtful about one and four! sentence to be hung the last day of Marion, which are undoubtedly Several fresh cows are offered for sale this month and escaped Wednee- wealthier oountiee. There ia Recorder Goff of New York eay* at reasonable rate». Apply to or Bd- Coburg Items. no fun in paying taxes under the spirit of anarchy must be met day. dreve any circumetanoe, particularly with belter laws for the protection H E K abik , Oak Wt. January 13, 1902. The English public 1* very aenai-1 not for glory. William Tillman and Clair Vaughn of the masses of the people. He is live about German pre*« caricature* are attending the t utiDeaa college at Socialists. of the opinion that our aristocracy of Brittob royalty. They ehauld ex Salem. POLITICAL TRASH. of wealth should have more thought ercise the great Amer can privilege Two farms have been »old la thia Branch No 16, Socialist Party of for common welfare, He *aid in and “»top the paper.” If diaa- vicinity during the last week, one for Oregon, will meet Monday evening a 1 The Albany Herald, discussing part: greeable there is noeenee in looking 7 ;So o'clock Jan 90, in rooms 7 and 8 merly owned by Mr Alilngbam. tb tbe silly political I tm I i that is 1 think we assume a little too at tbe picture*. other b\ Jamee E Holt; the latter a Chrisman block. aeut out to country papers, aays: much if we make the mistake or Lane eounty pioneer but now a reel H M M ahvillb , Bee. deut of California. The buyers ait redaction of 10 p.r «nt |Or So'd.v^ The “Portland oorrMpondeul” congratulating ourselves on the ’ * 8w“Pln8 The 110,000,000 given the Gov Eastern people. will dish out political news to tbe prevent slate of our society or our D ibi > — At Irv ug, Oregon, Jan 1» country newspaper during the next position in it. The arwtocrac, ernment, for a university at Wash The Co urg pablie school» are very every dolte?I’‘b7hteVx’}Sra"lV* y’°- ‘i" ‘bove redu<!ti<>n «” 1* 2, Uoole Georg* E Bu»bnell, agon few months and give tbe “dear and nobility of Franca took the ington, b- Andrew Csrnegie, equa- full, the lower grade» especially. For 8 - yeate Deoea«e<i leavee a wife, ana for beat ’ W‘“ P0“UV‘l>r *mo"8 th' leaders" th* inside lip. Tbe rut Mine position before tbs revolution the preetut endow¡nent land ul the tint time since the new echoo ot ibe teu children »even are living •ent out from the polilioal ;>awn- in regard to what they called their Harvard University, and exceeds George k Bu-kneil wm a well knows house was built we base all lady •bope of the metropolis is usually righto. But was it not their lives cit'ten aud eanie to <>r*v*a from Mto- toaebers. unworthy ot publication, and there which caused the revolution? The the in veete 1 fund o'Yale. With the The Bo.tb-Kel.y sawmill at Coburg is generally a large sized African nobleu amused themselves io National Museum, the Medical •eun la 1866 and bad resided near Ir 1» running uigbt au<l day. The luiu ving nearly all of tbe time etnas. lb* luxury and wealth while the peopl* Museum, the Congreeeionai Library. around tbe oordwoai. date of tbe faneral ba» not yet beeo bar output is imaiense. g" ■ - - _____ I starved. Wbo were the auarchieto? Naval Observatory and Smith- fixed, awaitiug tbe arrival of a daugh A surnriee party we« given in honor A preM bulletin from the United Tbs people or they? eouiaD Institute as nuclei of a great ter fnuu dau Franeiaoo. Tn* funeral of M is» Ida Turner, the guest of ."41 m Flatee Geological Survey says that educational institution, what may will be conducted by Rev C A Wooley, Grace Huyder, last Friday evenlug. water powers in ths state of New A British ship captain at Port not this astonishing donation ac of Fe.rmount aud me eereu* will tea* Inouïs E. BEAN ► •ace »1 tbe U B church at I. ring. York like thoM obtaining their land is feeling contented with him complish? Blown to Atoms. water from the Adirondack stream«, self and the world through getlitn ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Dtau —Mrs C E Crandall died at •t. but lbs Mohawk and Hudson, are into Portland harboi Tueedev The old idea that the body som» 9»’- » : : Ï >, ‘“'f they Tbe sea tiu gave up tbe iMt of Haieey, Jan 11, 1MB, aged S3 yean. often valued m high Monebuudred evening, His charter would have the ill-fated sieamt-r Walla Walla’s Hba wee the wife of Kev Crandall, times nseds a powerful, drastic, purgs dollars per horse power ;>er year. expired last night at midnight life rafts. And it tells a m*lan pastor of ibe M E ibureh at Hala»y, live |-lli ha» been exploded, for Dr E,‘i*n*, Ort^on. aisd was he daughter ef Mr and Mi» King’s Mew Life Puls, which are i»r. It undeveloped I.aae county water when be would have had to bunt ------- • cuoly story. On the raft ware Kii Haydea. of M .hawk The fuBeeal feet I y barm lea*, gently «tiaii ate I vet powers could be soli for a very another I >b with at l*««t a th ><f fund a coat, a jacket, two lif» bal » C andy w I ate plac* in th- M Ecliuuh.t « d t»'We • to expel (srlmoou* ma I r, email fraction of that amount they eand dollar» <ff from the original •i-wn«e<be .ysteiu a*datwsuuiely r ir»» K CATHARTIC •nd a felt hat. Tne owner o’ tt>. F. igaoa oaturday, w,.b in eroit-ul in 0on«<n>»tioii «»d M. k hewd*. he. Onl> would prove great wealth producer*. charter, ocean treigt t rates from cost wm indeotitied by papers in Ma oi.ie e»natery. tai’ W L D-1 at»«’» drug »tore. Oar mountains ar* full ot site* Portland having declined during the i<wkst though he was not there, wher* splendid water powers could ths past several months. F.XTn* IütWX'kMB.WT« -WUl t* otter probably had Jumped "V-rtoard in •1 te».I • an log op .-a. • rk b*f»r*lb. Wood Wanted Iw obtained at comparatively smail lelirium to end his suff ring- Ir»< ot Frt ruarjr. I want to do a M» THE outlays. Tbe raft bad foil wed ibe coast line •»uniti»»» for tn* D*Xt two Wrrk» and Tbe E> trie Light Co will rec-lve Finnick—“»Yell, tl.*r* waa on» in i s drilling, he ng f und seventy- J • til mak* It u> your interrai logt*» ir poaals f r rid growth U«!y fir w.wd Chinees soldiers fired on a Brit thing I reuarzol al>>ui your w . .LBE. yj yrifATio« ish steamer n a China river yester th» first time I eaw her; »be wm live in. »» norib of tbe scene of the an » oalL O*»r Ct am ber» Hardwar* tr lata 50 to 5O> cord», to be deliv -t ' JO Warm ered st tbe plant next summer. Ad- undoubtedly oumpoken " disMter. It looks sa if the raft day, severely wounding the chap ■••TO-UC LJ h T H»r --K—"You d t M' •Irrae proj-wai» to By sbou.d have been picked up long lain of a British warship who. as • botn’” Jas F K c . biwsom , T>apt, before it •as. The Walla Wai la luck would have it, wm aboard Eugene, Ore. went to the bottom early in the Lack, we eey, tor the incident may Tbe latert: FeT«»Y — lb'«» min nnnb moruing of January 3, while the ba made the pretext for Great of Eogene on R var r»ad daring ,a»t "Did I ever tell you about tie I Britain to grab more Ch ter- story of th» dirty window?" raft wm picked up ou the 9>h For lafaat* U(i Children. I Saco»', • two-y«»r- d b«i»er rezt Jalv Bed body, with head and riuiry. The maoeecr* of mi »«ion- Mor* patient cruiemg about the "Na, what io it?" Ï» Hart Aiwijs Ron# No mar kA A Dint».—J L Muu.mey, died la Vat- g vmi<*» re brtedle. •nee wm a very con ven.ent excuse “No um teUing t, you couldn't I scans of the diearter tn ght .ave i har» I reward fnr i»'«'m«ti. o -era c- eer-ty ><|.'i m , Frtdey aiming, for tern tonal deepoilmer t of China, ere through it." I caved thte.de. log «am». i Jac nary IT, I*x, tr <x> heart tieutaa >od why not • chaplam ? |s. H. 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