The Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1899-1904, January 25, 1902, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextI Eugene ■SATURDAY... Irving Items. Guard Jan 81, 1902. Harvey Marvin. J B Salsman and H O Wimmer, who CJUipos»- tbe aick ..J AN LAKY 26 list, ere reported to be improviog. Jack Duffy aud wife have departed for Portland oo matters of bust news. UNCLE SAMS LATEST l’ROTL GES. The Butte, Montana, Miner telle of the arrival home of an army surgeon from two years’ duty in the Philippines with his estimate of tbe Filippino, gained through contact with the animal: At the best the Filippinos are a stupid, lazy set of people, being be low the American Indian in point of intelligence and industry. Capi talists who have gone there to en gage in busineee enterprises have lound the labor problem the worst thing that they have to conh-nd with, as it is next to impossible to get the nstives to work. All they care for is to get enough money to supply their immediate needs. It a person hires a native to do some work and he gets enough for onu day’s labor on which to subsist for a week it io im possible to get that Filippino to doany more work until ho is again in want. They live very cheaply, their main diet being fish, rice, sweet potatoes and pala- non, a root which grows wild, wbioh they cook and eat. 'The government has found by bitter ex perience that it is next to impos sible to starve tbsse people into submiso:on, as those tactics bays been tried in the Samar island without snooees. The natives live on sweet ¡«otaloes which grow wild all over tbe hills, fish which they catch in abundance, and plantan a species ot the banana, which grows to a )ar«e sue and in great abun dance in the fores's. When cooked this plants:» make» a vary palatable aud nourish.ug dish. NO ISE tOR HOME. Anent the “proposition” of th« Eugene Register that the cheap hill, brush and graxiug lauda of Lam oounty should be raised on the aexeesment roll from $1.33 to 82.50 per aure, it might be well to men tion that Multnomah oounly with all her Portland millionaires is only assessed for $2,025,400 on money, notes and accounts, only three limes as rnuob as Laue county Clatsop county, with the thriving town of Astoria manages to gel on tbe roll for $23,900 in mouey, notes and acoounls. The few ¡»eople who gave in tbeir money down at lbs seaside town must feel very lonely. And as if the Kegiater was not auiliciently tired of its “proposi tion” to raise tbe aseeeeinent on cheap lands of Lane county, it publishes a long editorial from lbs Oregonian, a tax-dodger itself in e tax-dodging community, the gist oi which editorial is that wild and farming lands should be assessed it hat much higher. Heretofore ______ t»een supposed that the Register interests lay in the welfare of Lan» county, rather than ot Portlaud It should taka down tbs old motto “God bless our home,” and substi-, tute “God bless the Oregonian'» horns." That would ta in aooord with its actions. SOME OFFICIAL INHUMANITY The men in charge of the McNeil l«laud Penitentiary over in Puget Mound ought to be put in a peni tentiary IbemeelvM, or probably tatter be dieebarged from the responsible ¡»oeition. Eleveu con victs who escaped Sunday have all t»een recaptured, not one having i»een able to get off the island. A Tacotua dispatch tells how ths re- vaptured men were treated: The convicts who were captured yesterday tuorniug aud who were llieu almoet 'imifhed, were not fed until last night, when they each received one shoe of bread and a cup of water. They will get noth ing more until touigut, aud will t>e kept tn tbe dungeous tor al least 15 days. Tbe black boles coulaiu no lieddmg, and are but six feet high. If there waa fault in the escape it lay with tbe prison-keepers instead of tbe prisoners, W here tnen such unusual are incorrigible punishment might ta resorted to, but in a ease like this it is more like an echo from the dark ages than a fit example of Nineteenth century civilisation Commission«™ Court “Our of sons.” Notice! W B Yates Is in possession of a wonderful corn remedy, and greatly deserves tbe patrouage of tbe pi>bile to substantiate its sterling qual ities. Me darea to »ay It boats any aalve for extracting corns on rtoord. Ttry it; 26 eeuta a box Mrs T J Lindley 1 saves for Portland today to reudsr assistance during her daagbter’s sick uses R al and bridge account- ire Lanooe roadwork........... —..8 Ralph Orow roadwork...... ........... tbdward Bundy loadwork ....... Mil L’Ulriger nadwork.............. - John Lawrence roadwork........... John Lemon roadwork.................. Chris Tracer rosid work ............... Kiuder Tracer roadwork.............. John Crow roa<iw»rk........ -....... Waa Drtokill roadwork.................. Mr Lieb gravel................... .. ....... R Luckey gravel.............................. N Martin viewer on Nelsen road H C Veatch viewer on Nelson road........................... R E Waikrr viewer on Nelson Oar Annual Clearance Sa'e 1 50 1 60 7 50 4 50 • 00 250 6 (JO 3 00 6 00 2 60 IM * »1 2 70 1 h «till going on For this WEEK we offer all ourX^ LADIES’, MISSES'and CHILDREN’S JACKETS at 1-2 Regular Price. 1 78 Notices under this head not to exceed hvs Ines, 50 osnts per week; 81 50 a month; 812 per year. 1 00 road....................... .. K dox chain man on Noleou 2 00 road........................... FOR SALE—75 acres of firxl-claM T M Doak cbaluwau on Ns.sou farming land one mile east of Cres 2 00 road;........................... well Nearly all under cultivation. H B Yancey marker on Neison Terms reasonable. Addre-e H H 2 00 road.......................... M om ««, Cottage Grove, Or. 2 55 J Raed gravel.......... MEN WAN1ED.—To cut ndlioad 2 19 J P Olson gravel...... wood. Long job, flne luuber, ex- F L Cbambers murcbandi»e....... 19 70 celleut climate aud convenient loca 4 66 Lawrence Holland bridgework... tion. Call on or adureea Dunbar A O Bowder gravel.............................. 3 76 Kuykendall, Wolf Creek, Ort gon. A J Kseusy aetata gravel........... 6 00 J O Reed gravel.............................. 4 50 FOR SALE.—A new nine room house and one and a halt acres ef ground, G M Hawley roadwork .............. 36 00 82200. Inquire at No 224 Blair Wm Holland bndgewerk........... 19 96 E F Chapman lumber.................. 2 47 Street. R bv P L C H anmn . E Boatwiok bridgework........ — 2 00 6c WANTED.—Iutelligent ynuug men R Mount filing saw...................... from 17 to 19 yearn of age, bavlDg J S Jobneea gravel ...................... 2 70 •omtuou school eduoaliou, to learn A N Stryker bridgework.............. 86 oo mechanical trade». For full informa H Cowan bridgework.................. 37 12 tion apply or write to Union Iron RC Vaughn merchandise........... 2 25 Works, 222 Market street, Ban Fran W E Wells roadwork.................. 21 00 cisco. L S Winfrey bridgework.............. 24 00 _Tbe two manufacturing Mtablish- G M Bonnett bridge work......... 1 Oo FOB HALE.—213 acres jf laud, 10U OIR PHILIPPINE PRIZE? menta, which are the knife and waab- acre» oultivated, 16 scree ot timber, Waller McKay bridgework....... 1 26 ing machine faotorier, are doing an en balance pasture, live miles from W B Andrews lumber.................. 14 40 Governor Taft thinks fifteen thou couraging business aad promise a bril depot, j mile from school, poetofflee J C Bushnell gravel ...................... 6 40 sand men will be enough to keep liant fnturo which will be a great bene W T Pattison gravel..................... and church. Enquire of U A 40 the Philippines paoified by theolose fit to tbe place. Parker, Jefferson Hi between Fifth W T Cornelius roadwork............. 7 60 A number of young people spent a Booth-Kelly Dumber Co lumber 12 46 and Sixth, Eugene. of this year. Let us see! The close very pleaaaut evening at the borne of ot the year is nearly twelve months Mr Jim Yates Monday, Jan 20th, tbe G E Hebert bridgework.............. 4 6o TO BENT.—Block and fruit rauch, 1 Hherman Heller merebandlee....... I 17 ahead Rather an expensive Asiatic principal amusement being music and 1 Mllllorn Bros meicbsndise.......... 440 aerea, 60 aaraa in cultivation, 10 6 97 aerse in orchard, ods mile aud a half cotsblistimeut for a people who in eoolal chat. Supervisors’ account— from Waitersills. Cal) on or address A K widbnt . convention solemnly resolved I Blay tar supeivlser...................... 21 .50 E M Bowrrmai , Waltsrville, Ors- that “all men are created equal,” J M Nichols supervisor.................. 8 00 Pleasant Hill Items. __ _______________ and that “these United tilatee J no Addison supervisor............... 48 »4 BROWN LEGHORN’S FOR HALE. 10 00 A J Chapman supervisor .............. are, aud of right ought to be free Jan 20, 1902, Thoroughbred brown Leghorn cock M E Hmlth supervisor.................. 1 00 aud independent slates.” A pleasant party of young people J F Miller supervisor................. ~ 10 0 erels for Stole. Prices reasonable. A new declaration of indepen met Saturday evening at the home ot W B Hawley supervisor.............. so « J R Yales, Irving, Oregon. dence might read that the Filip Mis» Blanch« Warbinton in honor ot D Hill supervisor ........................ 10 00 pinos were not created “equal’’ M' hs Ethol Ham, of Eugene, who to R F Hcott supervisor...................... 2 80 and that we should govern on to visiting there. Au ei joyable tune to Ell Perkins supervisor.................. 80 00 reported. 41ns» McFarland siipervieor...... 12 00 the Philippines without regard The Eighth Grade public school ex Mrs Knox, who has been staying for G M Bonnett supervisor .............. 19 00 to the old, antiquated “Declaration” I two years with hrr brother, Casper amination will t>e h< Id Ft bruary 5lh, 38 00 J F Smith supervisor.................. of 1776. That is a back number Bartsch, during tiissbeenee of her hus Jacob Gatee supervisor.................. 18 00 bill and 7th, 1902. Thia examination Fifteen thousand soldiers are a good band in Kloutlixe, weul to Portland W B Emmons supervisor.............. 74 00 can tie taxeu at the office of the county superintendent or in the several schools H Rigdon supervisor..................... 4« .50 many for a republic like this to last week to join him. of the county. leechers desiring lints 25 00 H Adams supervleoi .................... . Lewis Cornelius, Bobert olid Win keepuuder srms in a country that of questions please notify me at ouoe. 86 00 we have been t »Id time and tim< Drury cams down from lheir miuiug A H La)ole supervisor................. 29 OO Jan 9, 1902. claim In tbe Blus Rivsr district a few L E Prlndl* anpei visor................ W M M ili . ek , again is “pacified.” days ago aud ars vary euibusiaatlo M C Johnson supervisor.............. 18 75 County Hupt of He bools. 140 00 W M Grimsley rupervlsor......... over their prospecte there. Fanners in ibis vlelnlty have been A J Hmlth supervisor................... . 26 00 Wood Improving their opportunity, aud a R F Hcott supervisor........ ............ . 36 0o great many have their spring plowing T A Clearweter supervisor......... . 31 00 January 22. The Electric Light Co will reoeive eoiupleted. Jaoob Nuebaua supervisor ...... , 34 0O Miss Una Davin waa a pasaeugvr to proposals for cld growth body Hr wood C F Baxter supervisor ................. 60 00 Hchool begau last Monday with Mrs Wallervllla Monday. B Warblnton as teaoher. A targe at J R Yates supervisor................... . 12 OO In lots of 60 to 600 cords, to l>e deliv Mr Hubbard watdown from Wend tendance Is retried. Marion Hager eu|»ervisor ........... 32 OO ered at the plant next summer. Ad ling last week. dress proposals to Misa Rhoda MeKenxIe and Miss G E Hebert supervisor................. 16 OO I)r B F Russell went to Eugeue /Sa J as F R obinson , Hupt, W F Glboon supervisor ............. , 24 OO Pearl Baughman who have been ill for turday. Eugene, Ore. seme time, are much improved In Robert Schmitz supervisor......... 24 «' Messrs Frank Kumm and M Need* health. Chas Brattan supervisor............. 20 00 ham left Monday for Tillamook City, Edward McBee supervisor......... . 74 oo Mr and Mrs Henry Ml label I visited where they ex|»ect to engage in work. Wm Goodpasture supervisor..... 10 oo at Collage Grove several days last A A Gibson supervisor................. 83 75 Mr George Donaldson, who has been wook. J F Miller supervisor..................... . 30 63 in Idaho for ti>e laat few months, re Miss tana Blums has rstsrnsd to Jernes riuuton bridgework..... . 1 M turned to his home at thia place lax •oshea whsrs she will teach the A G Bogart aseemiag damage on E bthxy — From tbrie mil«» north week. of Eugeue on Riv«r road duriug la«» sprlag term of school. Kompp road................................. 8 00 A social dance waa given at the August, a two-year-uld heifer next Mrs Carrie Vincent, who hss been Woo Rlnobart gravel...................... 8 00 July. Red txxty, with bend aim Woodman ball Friday evening, We sick all winter, is somewhat worse at MH Moos gravel............................. 12 00 shoulders briudle. No mark«. A understand another ia announced for pressât liberal reward for lufoimation regard Griflln Hardware Co tnsrehan- January 31. l»eo Hhelley left for Arlington last dlae................................................... 2 16 log same. There la a movement on fool to or- W M K evs , Eugei e, Or. J W Waltman gravel.................. 8 a week. ganir.a a Mrange at thia place, W« Perenial vetch aud other winter*eown MIm Mabel Whitney has goes to Daaiel Zimmrrman roadwork... S on hope It will be a lurivw, grass seed at M A Montague gravel .................. 4 »5 Eugens to remain for an indefinite dAw F L Chambers A Bro’s. W W Halnee A Co gravel.......... 2 26 length of tlaio. Thousands Sent into Exile. Loughmlller. A Peter merchan Meeore Flak aad Krewe, ef Elmira, dise................................................... 7 are vialtlng with their auat, Mrs Every year a large number of poor P Allison .roadwork...................... 5 00 Robert Williams. sufferers wlioee lungs are sore and Tboa Allee material and labor on Allow. racked with coughs are urged to go to bridge............................................. 7 •0 For Infants and Children. another climate. But thia la coolly J H Perkins labor on Long Tom aud not alwaya aure. Don't be exile 25 8 Creswell News. ................................................. when Dr King’s New Discovery for C D Maxwell labor on Long Tom Bears the Consumption will cure you at home. I’V................................................. n 6h Blind Johnny Keeney was with us It's the most Infallible medicine for i this week. H Rlgdou roadwork........................ 2 4.5 Coughs, Voids, and all Threat and Jeobua Cain brltlgework.............. 10 60 Luug dtseasee on »arth. The flrot dose < Miss V su Bibber wa« a gnset of A John Caln bridgework.................. 26 00 brings relief. Aatouu.ling curve result M Bailey's this week. P J Blscklston bridgework aad INOUÏS F. BKAN Dug (tellers passed through here on from persistent use. Trial bottle free l>oard............................................... 45 SS at W L Dv l.auo, Price 60 and 11.00. on his way to Collage Grove Weduee- Ramuel Ntlero brldgowork.......... 19 03 A ITOKN’KY—AT—LAW. day Evt rj bottle guaranteed ▲ N Htryker brldgowork.............. 46 B H Pereoos, Weber’s gonial clerk, B A Pbtewolt roadwork.............. • 76 Office in Iziin A Saving bank building. R<x>m X Special attenti’D given to land and mining while dsecendlng tbe tee-Soard from A A Holleebook deputy eapor- Mttrr«. L ocj I Market. mill No 1, of tbe Hoot-Kelly Co, al yleor aad oaab ............................ • O' Eugens, Oregon. Saginaw loot week, mst with nslefor- J C Buehaell grave)...................... 4 8. January 24, 1902. tat*o. He wanted to make a daring A W Blanton gravel...................... 2 ■ Butter—16 U> eOv per roil rids on a buueb of lumber bat didn't B F Finn lamber........................ n W owl—15s know just bow to get on. Ho met an L Baring roadwork .................... N 60 Poultry—83 60 U> 6150 ;•» MOMO ehiiii hu ol<l man who told him just how to make Dried prune» J; to 4e Exraa I noücsmsnts —Will be off» r ths tuouuL H H went oo, decided to Flour—NO.per «ack. »I toall wanting optical work before the ride tbe next bunch of lumber that Ui) i Mri.'tJi», Untìèrtakers ind Gate— 15 Cents. flr»l of February. I want to do a bin wme down tbe flume He saw It Eak ’ ihift. Cor. Wd ari 7ti» sti l'etaleee 45 eta. bu.lneM for the next two weeks and i coming and not all resdy for tbe jump I<ge—18 ceatoi will make It to y»«ir interest to give nut faded m get tbe right step en< sat Wheat -60 eta at mill«. ms a call Over Chambers' Hardware down In the water behind the lumtwr. •tor ■ J O W atts . i He lost bls hat and bad to Walt at Aaglnaw for it to come down. R H <av> he will walk tbe t<»e-b«>ard hence forth. Nothing tastes god Nothing gives J ft Yataa and J M Kite8so toft Ir pf. ure. The mind is dull and slug gish. The will is weak l.ittle things ving today to attend lbs initiation ef ca » great irritation. What’s the mat ths 1 O O F Camp of Harrisburg. ter? The probabilities are that the The late Dr Rusnell, of this vicinity, st. • ia. h is deranged and the liver in haa returned from tbs Kast where bo volved. Dr. l*ierce’s Golden Medical Discovery haa been engaged in business inter m ikes a man whois run down and dis pirited feel like a new being. It cures ests. A Box Social and entertainment <!is» as» s of the stomach and other or- g.m- of d . Pion and nutrition, stirs the will bs glvsn by tbe pupils of this dis slu. /’sh liver into action, and increases trict at ths school house Jan 31, tbe tin i. tivity of the blood-making glands, so that there is an abundant supply of proceeds of which are to bo applied toward completing the library and ob pure, rich blood. Mr 1,1 ward f .rob, nf Marengo, Crawford taining a book case An Interesting C In .ini.» write* ” After three year» of tuf- 1 time to expected. All are vary cordi B •!.’ with liver trouble and malaria I nave up all h«»pc»» of ever getting «tout again the last ally Invited to attend. chan< e was to try your medicine. I had tried all the home d'xtor» and received but little Mice Anna Dooley, who baa been r< - ’ After taking three bottle* of f>r Pierce* <. ,-i Me«b< «1 li’Movrry and one vial of hi* teaching here, leaves coon for Port •Plru-.iiit I'cllrtt» ’ I arn rtout and hearty. Ilia due erturrly to your wonderful medicines.” tend, where abe intends taking a Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense Medical bus!uses oonrso. Adviael, containing io»»8 large pages, in The spring term of school opened Jen paper covwrs, is sent /rrr on receipt nf 20th with Miss Maggie Dooley and li one-cent stanqn to pay expense of mailing >»/; Address Dr. R. V. Piarce, Mice Etta A Bowerman, of Bprtngfleld, Huflalo, N. Y aa teachers. J SPECIAL SALE ON LADIES’ FLANNELETTE WRAPPERS. They must b» moved at Cost. S. H. Friendly. 10 Per Cent Reduction on.., FURNITURE and CARPETS To make room for the largest lineof Furniture i Carpets ever shown in Eugene vVe will make a sweej reduction of 10 per cent for 30 days. Remember we guarantee you the above reduction every dollar. This Sale will positively be among the 1 for best selection. J W Kays' Furniture G Public School Examination. Thurston Items. Wanted. Christmas the year round at the........... FAMOUS BARGAIN STORE EVERYTHING in the line ot Notions. We can give you Bargains in Chinaware, Water Sette, Lamps, Toys, Dolls,Games, 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-of low prices. Come and inspect our stock whether or not you wish to purchase. The FAMOUS. One door North of Singer Office, Willamette Street CASTOR IA It’s all over.. Utt Kind You Have Always Bough-. he holidays »r- orerandit u tim« y to the everyday duties of lite. Just now in • i many homes, expense« are beine cut down to th» u noteh to make op for the added expense ofth«hû| newton. We can give you a great deal if aMifto®' the matter, and aek you to look over our »to k an<-’ »end you an order. It would l>e money in y ur pock T J. U. GREEN & SON n J. V.. J'i fUHNIlUht co . ■■■ miííiL nwc'vr BEST FOR THE BOWELS If e»»« 1 a tvf fe*»« • ovr- »'■ ’ FARMERS! Clyde Hmlth is out of s | >b. I A M B«il-y Is around town again. • r m. ’•■»*•! ef ! I' a<r*r j >ui 1 • • • f • toMpG'c «'ll • »e »la. ». •»* Th« «msrnr«» » • » um , C d «ran- V-4U6 6«»0 «*»• ar *•>« Colonel Knight, fathsr of Portia Knight the Salem girl who io suing CANDY the Duke of Manchester tor breach CATHARTIC of promise, lakes the public into his tearful confidence with th* statement that the ' Juke** brusi faith with his dsughtsr t»eca'j«o bs* ?ty WOWK WWKt “ueeied tbe money” of the Cincin nali girl whom bo marrisd. Well,1 EAT ’EM LIKE CANDY that is no i w thing in the main- r•.»«.. *—*• n. u.ws a,...»... . a,«.««. ... »..■■— is a. a»4 w .«a*. *r»». r,'» lr^ ——, ■• ».4 > r .a>.» tnonial market line! It io happen C« n. « »• ing every day with men who ars rrnii'a a.»«.» laaraiv »aaaaev »•• «MS |^t dukea. W. Notice to contractors. The board of dime lors ot sebool die- uiet No 48, lA*o rvwnty, Oregon. wtll recai ve bidè fos a franse eehoui houee uniti Haturdey, Marsh 1, Imitai eooe. P.ane and speci flMll.twa tek be ree e et H M Parvins. eohmd dtork), Dex ter, Oregon The board of di ree tore meerve tbe righi le rejset an y aud all bld» W« W illiam , tEEP YOUR Binno CLEAIb ■«'“'7' 1 School Teachers Splendid Presents Free The old original guaranteed 1884 Rogers Brc- ( Al Spoons, Knives, Forks, etc., in all patterns.( Buy your groceries here and save cash coupons ( When in Eu ¿an e rwtnem- qer that the old courthoane, just back of the new court house, has l»een refitted for A •e • li< n of an eating and lodging house. Stock Food will prevent and cure the t’ink Eye. Good rooma with entirely new bedding and furniture. Reward Cards, A very quiet place, yet near Will make your cow give more milk» Report Cards, the business part of town. Keep your stock in goo<l condition. Ed Howe, who fermerly Teachers’ Supplies Try a package of conducted the Ninth Street restaurant to the entire satis faction of the farmert, is in E Schwarzschild’s charge of the new eating and I M2 *.11 »rn.lt« St lodging houee. ‘ EIGENE NOOK STORE Pink Eye Preston & Hales. I Hara». »*d ladite -i— j . 1 » • «•*" «haters ia Paiate, Oita aad Wall Paper. ’