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About The Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1899-1904 | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1902)
■s Eugene DROWNED IN THE RIVER ZION YEWS. Eli Jeffries Met Death io the Water at Jaiper Tne People in That Locality Want a New School House. I Guard 8 LT URDA Y.......... -................ may 10 DEMOCRATIC STATE TICIET. For Governor— OKOBOE E. CHAM BF.RLAIN, <>i Multnomah. For Hecrstery of Htate- DAVID BRAKS, of Polk County. For «tato Treasurer— HENRY BLACKMAN, of Morrow County. For Justice of Uta Supreme Court- B F BONHAM, of Marlon County. Formato Printer— J E GODFREY, of Marlon County. For Altorney-Geoatai— JAMES E RALEY, of Umatilla County. For Superintendent Public Schools— W A WANN, of Lana County. Ell Jeffries, of Lowell, a««d a beai IV years, was drowned at tbe Eel rd riffle near Jasper at nooo Thursday while tripping doge on ths Wi liams’ log drive for ths Eugene Lumber Co. Tbe unfortunate young man g< t beyond hie depth and drowned right A Grand Fourth of July Cele bration Will be Held. POLITICAL secAsioe. boiore tbe eyes of hie fellow-workmen Special to th» uaxan. who wore powerleee to eave him. J unction C ity , May 7.—Hon W B McFadden, of Corvallis, visited hit farm north of town on Friday and Sat WEDDING BELLI urday of last week. Lao M Travis, candidate for state Marriage of Jaeoo Adkins aid senator from Lan» county, was In ths city Friday. Josephine Lemmon. C J Muck, who purchased several ■pedal to tbe Guard. hundred acres of timber land In tbe JUWCTIOW C ity , May 8.—Wedding Lake oour try, retnrned from Wleoon- Boils are ringing on th» Fern sin on Thursday. Ridge to the tone of “two ntlnde with Mr and MrsC 8 Cheshire, of Eugene, DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET. bate aingle thought, two heart» that visileil relatives in Junction a few days beat as one ” The happy couple are this week. Mr J aeon Adkius, one ot oar beet A J Zumwalt, of Irving, waa a vis For Senator— known young mon, having lived on L M TRAVIB, Eugene, itor in town Friday. the Ridge a number of yean, and by For Rup r esen t a tl vee W R White weDt out to the hills last bis upright, honorable living ho baa CKH 'LE, Halo, J M EDMUNHON, Goshen, oomnaanded ibe respect of both old week to try his luok fishing. Ha re G N OABTLE, tteglnaw. and young, and the bride, Miao Josie ports fisherman's luok—it rained every For Coonty Clark— Lemmon, le a daughter of Mr and Mn day bo was out. C M YOUNG, Eugooo. Tbe Weatherly Creamery Oo, of this L Lemmon, formerly of Monmouth For Sheriff— plaoe, are doing a rushing tmaineae She ia a hlgly gifted young lady W W WITHERS, Thurston. who has made a boat ot friends during these days. They are now running For County Commissioner— J F CURRIN, Cottage Grose her reeidence on the Ridge, and Mr seven wagons gathering up the. cream. Adkins ia to bo oougratulated on hav Ono wagon is ran east out of Harris For Treasurer— burg and tbs other six goth er cream A B PATTERSON, Eugene. ing eecuied ao fair a bride. For Aaesmor— The wedding ceremony was per from Brace, Benton oounty, to Lorane, J M KITCHEN, Irving. formed by Dean E 0 Bandoroon at bla Lane oounty. They churn three »Ines For Surveyor— residence In Eugene Wednesday after each day, turningout about6CO pound» SIMON KLOVDAHL,Eugene. noon, May 7tb, before a few friend», of batter. For Coroner— Bberlff Withers waa a visitor io tbe DR F E HE LOVER, Eugens. the oouplo returning to the bride’s home In the evening where a tump* city on Wedneaday. toons eupper waa «erved, after whloh Tbe Democratic oandidatao on the tbe happy couple repaired to the homo etale tloket, Hon Geo E Chamberlain, Eugene Justice District. of tbe groom there to be met by a reg. for governor, and W A Wann, far eu- u lar old fashioned ebivari with tbe ex pvrlntendenl of publio instruction, For Justice of the Pesos- ception that there were girls and spoke to a large crowd in tbe opera JAMES F. AMIS. women among tbe crowd. They were bouse 00 last Balurday. For Constable— allowed to “ring their belle and play A. J. SMITH. H W Bru»ter and brother-in-law, J their pipes merrily” to their heart»’ L Connor, of Portland, administrators content, and were only tee glad to be oftbeeetate of tbe late John Oonnei called in and be served by the fair of Portland, came np.laat Bunday and SCHOOLBOY FURNISH. bride to all good things imagi nable. visited the farm weal of town owned Mr and Mrs Adkins start out on tbs by the estate, which oonsiata of 1100 That was a regular schoolboy matrimonial sea with bright prospects speech of Mr Furnish's, rendered and their many friends hope lhe sore«. Hon W J Famish, candidate for in a monotone. If ho had been In breezee will blow softly aud tbe storm governor; Hon C,W Fulton,of Aatoria, oiouda bo few all along a long journey. a schoolroom the teacher would Hon J R Whitney, candidate for «tate A. B. printer, and J H Ackerman, candidate have made him speak louder, so at for »late school'superintendent, were at Dexter News. least the people oould have heard thia plaoe Wednesday evening aud addresser! a large crowd at tbe opera what was written for him to read. Bpeclsl to tbs O oxbd . DaxTXR, May 7.—Gardening and bouse from a republican standpoint No Republican who witnessed corn planting are tbe order of lhe day Ed Horton, who ooaduote a sawmill the humiliating spectacle of that when it ia not raining too bard. west of Estrup, oame over to see his Mrs Parker baa been driving the old friend, Hon W J Furnish, candi schoolboy speech last evening will mall back thia week, while tbe regular date for governor. vote "with pride" for Furnish. driver bae been somewhat indisposed. Mauiloe Winter», the pot uler man He may vote for him but it will bo Mrs Anna Hodgeon la aerioaaly ill al ot tbe grip, always takes a bunt when with a humiliating sense of the un the homo of her mother, Mra Cobb. Dr be reaebse thia plaoe. He killed 31) Day, of Eugene, waa to eee her laal pigeons out in the wlieat field» east of fitness of the man for the plaoe. Bunday town on Monday afternoon. evening. The wonder is that tbs Furnish Mayor W C Waahburne issued a call Tbe weloome wb lol io of the now saw for a mesa mtetlug Tuesday night at managers should permit him to mill ia regularly heard. Williams’ log drive baa left us en the city hall for the purpose or making make a public epooteole of himself. tirely. They expect to pace Jaoper to arrangement« to oelebrate tbe Fourth They must bo depending on the day, having made splendid progreao of July. There were about twenty preeeut and they voted to oelebrate. A big party majority to pull him tbue far. committee wm appointed to solicit Mr Cobb baa gone to Prineville to through. funds and make all proper arrange attend the circuit oourt. He is ex ments for a grand time. Tbe follow ng pected home thio week. persons ware appointed on the com MR FURNISH S NOTES. TO CURB A COLD IN ONU DAY mittee; H C Mahon, J H Miil-r, and Take Laxative Kronau Quiume Tablet» H M Milllorn. Mr Furnish spoke from “noteo’’ All druggists refund the money If It Next week “wool will fly." loot night. He has been doing folio to cure. E W Grove’s signature it following persons will sheer The their on each box 26c. that a good part of hie life. Ho sheep: J J Winn, 460 bead; M L ■poke from “noteo," United States IT DOESN’T REQUIRE A LONG Bar 11 el 1, rtoo head ; W C Waahburne, notes, when Democratic sheriff ot LONG MEMORY! 600 head ; J M Gwk, 260 head ; A R Martin, 400 head; J R Turnbow, 100 Umatilla oounty, and later was • • • If you want scuttle, oon- head ; J R Dennie, 460 head and G C more extensively engaged in the Millet, 500 bead. "note" business in taking worthless traction and renewal of hard time*, Jami*« whit» has resigned his posi you may depend on Democratic white men from Pendleton to Port policy for these results. Il doesn't tion tn Kobinaou’s butcher shop. N J land for celling whiskey to Indians, require a long memory.—Ore Moffitt will be “chopper." H. baa at the rate ot about a hundred dol- gonian. bad many years experience and will No, "IS doesn't require a long treat the people right. lore to the trip per mao. If all re- M J Hamford, of Elmira, panned ports are true, though, Mr Fur memory" to recall the fact that nish's moot extensive business in President Harrison was defsated through town Haturday. He baa been In Linn oounty vlilting his sister "noteo” was when ho captured the for a seoond term and wont out ot over who Is quite sick. Umatilla Republican oounty con offioe with ths worst financial crisis Merchant I «tian Sltyter, of Blaubly, vention from hie opponent, Judge on hand sinoe tbe “Black Fri msde ibis | lace a visit Monday. He Stephen Lowell. And Judge Lowell day" ot General Grant's adminir. oame out after a 1 >ad ef goods. cays a man who deals so extensively in "notoe” io not worthy of the governor's offioe. Although a life long Republioan be will vote for Chamberlain. Ho mode hie money as a Domo- orstio offloeholder. Now ho wants to give the etale a bnsinooo administration! If oleotod ho would do "bueinoeo" for Furnish. "Can the Ethiopian change hie akin or the leopard hie spolsT” The Oregonian and Register re port 8 H Friendly as supporting the Republioan oounty and state ticket "from top to bottom.” Hon ors are not sasy in this oaso. Al though Mr Frisndly would make an excellent state senator by reaeoo of hie business training and loyally to Eugene and Lone county in- teroste. Republican oounty con ventions invariably "turn him down" for loos worthy and influen tial mon. The Register finds oonsolation in the statement that “there are three Furnish bo it ms to one Chamber lain button to bo tonnd in Eugene and throughout the oounty." —Rut- tons don I vote, though, even if the statement io true. The »lection will be settled by ballots oaot under the Australian system of voting. tration. Yot tbe perverter of facte J J Wiun was in ths city Wednes in the Oregonian office would have day to brer tbe R-put>iioan speaking. the publio forget history—makes MrsEV.«n Vranklu Is visiting her history when through indirection daughters lu Portland. il chargee "Democratic polioy" with tbs hard times that put 0. N. G. ENCAMPMENT. Benjamin Harrison out of tbe pres idential office. It is useless to look Oregon State Militia Will Assem tor lair political presentation in lhe ble Jaly 17-24. Oregonian. It is entirely shameless. B albm , Or., May 8.—Tbe Oregon And it seems to glory in its ebame- National Guard will aaeetni 1« al some isssnses. A CAPTAIN OF INDUSTRY." roriland Journal. Why not oail Mr Furnish a “Cap tain of indurtryf" Has be mt shown hie ability to liorganise every offioo he over heldt Did be oot, bv hio "bueineee mtthods,” make 9*25,000 per annum sea Dem ocratic Sheriff of UmatillaC »unlyf How did be *‘tarm’' th« offijo of Deputy United Btateo Marshal under Cleveland, in bis "whisky to Indian»” campaign7 The Republican party got sadly bnnooed with Mr Furnish. Tbe convention would not repeat the mistake if it had lhe opportunity to again eil in judgment on thio “busi ness method*' prodigy. They know some things so» that they did not know when the nomination was I made. oentrally I »outed point In lhe Willsru- •tto valley, in brigade camp for in- •Cruotlon, for a period of eight day., Joly 17-34, Inclusive. Tbl. announce ment was made yesterday by Governor Geer, «XHUmander-ln-chlef of the elate guard, and Adjutant-General C U Gan ton bain, to whom lhe matter of arranging tor lhe encampment was left by tbe etale military board bjwciai to U>. «oard Ziow, May 4.—The .un baa shone beautifully tbe p»»t two day» and corn planting will be tbe Dext order of tbe day. C 8 Williams has bls log drive down as tar as tbe Irvine Barbre place. Al Mayo ba« hi* hop yard in first o I mm order and no doubt will have a full crop of bops. What are our directors going to do about oar new school h' UM? It is now the first of May and no contract let as yet. Come, wake up. Tbe people have paid their taxes and want to see a new Louse. Elden Templeman Informs us that tbe “boomer” crew is at work near the Laird plaoe below Jasper. Tom Malloy aud Wm Tate are slash ing brush for tbs la ter named Indi vid aal. Hille Bros, have 14 men employed cutting and pesling 1 >ge at June and they are making the woods resound with their sturdy blows. Alt Btewart and wife aud Edgar Johnson aud wife went to Eugene Friday for a abort visit. Wm Williams is gathering cream for the Eugene creamery and will be around Wednesdays aud Ba turd ays. John Parker is down from Ben Gulley’s logging eamp and reports that tbe logging ■ ‘shoot” is not work ing good yet. X Creswell Items. Special to tbe Guard. Ws pay 8 cents a pound for chickens Ths bls best cash price paid forbottar an»! sggs. RK4TTL1 Pitot rcu Oo, We»» lik streer, F.ugvne. DlKT». —R Beales died Ibi» morning at 4:30 o'clock at ble borne about ail miles north of Eugene on tbe river mad. from kidney trnutlae He was aged 80 yssfi, two mouth. 33 days aud leaves a wife aud one or two ins » Tbe funeral will be held Friday mon . Ing at 11 e'< lock and tbe remain« will ba interred la the Maikay oaowtery. For Sale. THE NEW GIBSON Waists: Petticoats i Linen Shades. FOR rvALE.-Oue of the t-BuHvat residences in Eugene on Willamette street. Call on T N Segar, Hotel Eugene, for further particulars. New Walking Skirts. All the latest new goods in Ladies Summer Dress Goods and materials for Waists .. FOR BALE — Springfield H»tei. Y*u mi« a good thing if you fail to in vestigate thia. It’» a money maker. J M Wood., Springfield, Oregon. A number of good corsets in sizes 18,19 and 30 That sold for $1.00 to >3.00 each-------- Now 50c. FOR BALE.—Town lot« for «»le »t Blue RiverCity. Sawmills in a few hundred yards of town site. Apply to BC Spark», Blue RiverCity, Or. S.H. FRIENDLY, FOR BALE -A good grain, hay and «lock farm of 216 acres for sale, i mite from etore, poetoffl«*, ecbool and church, 4j miles from rail road station, good buildings, well watered, level aud good location, 120 acres plowed aud part «own to wheat, on reasonable term». A snap for tbe purchaser. Can be reached from Goshen bystHge. Call on C B Richardson Pieas«nt Hill or U A Parker, 462 Jefferson street, Eu gene, Oregon. CLOTHING * 100% Pure Wool w. BROWN LEGHORNS FOB -»ALE. Thoroughbred Brown Leghorn cock erels for sale. Prloe- reasonable. J R Yatee, Irving, Oregon. a. J FRESH MILK COW FOR BALE.— A No 1 frwh milk cow for sale. Ap ply to E W Zumwalt 6 mil«*« north west of Irviug or address same at Junction City Oregon. If You H Doubt >3 • 1 COWB FOR BALE-With oalvoe by their side and some soon to come. Call at my ranch in Noti vi Iley. 8 8 B txvknb . C kkswkll , May 7.—Mr Dtlbert More« and father moved to Washing FOR BALE — bix horse« for sale. Call en or address J M Gearheart, ton last Saturday. Eugene, Or. Mr J B Montgomery, who baa been making bis borne with Mrs Stanton for the past year, will start for tbe Mc For Rent. Kenzie river tomorrow to visit bis TO RENT.—Block and fruit ranch, sone. Born, to tbe wife cf Mr Homer Far- 440 acres, 60 acre« in cultivation, 10 low May 5th, a 9j-p<»und son. acre« in orchard, ODe tulle and a half from Wai ter eille. Call on or add re«« Mrs F Snyder baa moved Into tbe E M Bowerman, Walterville, Ore boueejuat vacated by >dA W Morse. gon. Mr and Mrs 8 B Morse left last That the Cloth which goes into Capps Clothing and guaranteed by the Wednesday for Halsey where Mrs AUCilONKER.—Sixteen ye»rs ex Morse was su mm» n«*d to tbe bedside perience. Fine etock «Alee « special ly. Write lor date. of her father who is very ill. J 8 S tilbs , Eugene. The dancing olub of Creswell gave a dance last Friday night which was the Stray Horses. last one of the season. The county Bunday school conven Two mare« came to my place about tion will be held here Saturday May Feb 1. One gray, left eye blind, the 10. other, light «orrell with white face. Owner paying all charges can get the Coburg News. horses. H Rebmen, one mile south of Llewellyn posit 81 -e. JACKSONVILLE WOOLEN MILU To be 100 per cent just boil a sample of it in a Pure Wool, nickel’s worth of Caustic Is All Wool . . . Potash that has been dis solved in a half pint of water. If any the cloth remains We have i after a few minutes boiling But if full line ofaa there’s cottou in it. Fine Fittinj its Capps Cloth, there won’t Goods on till be anything left. X7 ¿7 Special to Uaard. C ohuko , May 8.—Irviug Macy, of Eugene, passed through town today. Mr and Mrs E P Coleman visited in Eugene last Bunday. Lone Fir Circle, No 136, WOW, will give an auniveriwry jubilee next Balurday evening at the Woodmen ball. All Woodmen and faiuil.es are invited. A gixxi time is assured. Mias Elva Wegger who was quite ill le reported as much better. The pie social given by the ladies of the W C T U on the 3rd lust was a suooees in every particular. A good program waa rendered, oonaistlug of tnaslc and declamations. About (12 was real zed. T W Tillman la making aome much needed repairs 10 bis butcher shop. Lester Wilcox’s neatly oomplHed. new residence Is Overton Mer.’s Suits 810 to 818. Men's Trousers 82.50 to 86. Wall Paper and Paint Co, 37 west 8th street P. FRANK & SON, ...FOR... Latrit dt>i<ni in Wall paper, Best paints and Lowest Prices. ? 34, 36 and 38 E Ninth St. Health Food and Drinks. « NOW IN STOCK. THE OREGON FIRE RELIEF ..ASSOCIATION >• Maked Cereal, Nut Butter, Nut Bromose, Granose Flakes, Granose Biscuits, Granola. Grape Nuts, Whole Wheat Wafers, Shredded Biscuit, Malta Vita, Postum Cereal Fig Prune Cereal, Malted Nuts, Grain-0, Caramel Cereal, K B Cereal, Cream Cereal, Graham Crackers, Salted Peanuts fresh. A Strictly Mutual .nd Co opcr.tive Institution Woodchoppers Wanted. "By the People and For the People." Woodchoppers wanted to cut big body fir wood. Apply at borne ou river road or add ees at Junction. Inaursnce in force Dee 31. X)1 110,974 456 00 L C VlTUB. Net gain in >ne year......... 2,028.787 00 Y.u Know What Ysa Are Taking When you take Grove’e Tasteless Cbill Toulo tweause tbe formula la plainly prluted ou every bottle sbow- ing that it la simply Iron and Quinine In a tameless form. No cure, uo pay. SOo. net ttariDg to members in one year cn above amount ae com pared with titock companies I amb «« p<id during the year in eluding adjustment« L. C SKEELS 1847 Rogers Bros A 1 Ware, Free. 80,591.® 23, HOU 64 Taking Advantage of the Situation. Thi. is ths people's favorite i inaurali _____ _ ce concern; it fur* lehrs insurance at cost, and leave, th. money at home. is what the wise do who pract I e so.nomy, e»pee»lly when we wl|- in>r such Superior Goals. Th se wh , w'“t. hW> Kfade foods in itrooeriee of all kunb. M the low- t , Well to watch our figures. HT HAY XI».—From the H C Perkiue Head Office McMinnville, Oregon. place. Coyote, about October 1, a 3-year Portland Office, 719 Marquam Bldg. old list bl bay Ally, a barbell wire slit 3 K GEORGE, Eugene, Agent for I ane County. in one ear. A liberal reward for In formation about-ame Addreee, J T R ichardson , Llewellyn, Or. Barrl no Eans —Barred Plymouth Rick »vg» for aale. 60 Cents per »et tlnc. Good stock. 8 M D ovglaa , 2M r'ourth and Jefferson. J ust R kukivrd , —Complete line of he fstnou» Eclipae sto ve« and rangee Every«u ve guaranleed for 10 year- Call and see them. J W K ays Forniture C ». Fon H alb .—Two Cypher Incubator good as new and ihe leading Incubator on the market. Inquire of Cbas L Millar. Monroe, Oregon. S«M*a th» vMi.h esJ Chickens, Baiter aad Eggs Wanted NEW ARRIVALS Werk* o«t tbe CMC. Laxative Bromo Quinine Tsb'e'a cure a »*018 In one day. No Cure, No t*ay. Prie» 25 cents. You want a gtxxi clean bed whn you »top over night in Eugene. New beds and newly papered and painted room» at the Courthouse Lodging house. No old. dusty, worn- out cari»et8 but clean painted H oots with a nice bright Brus- «els carpet rug to each bed. Just back of the courthouse. FOUND A Completa L fi of Straw. Felt and òtra - Hats, Biots and Shoes. Laeies and Bint’s Uuderwear. C'ocierj, Glass. Tin and Granita Wart, Drugs and N dicmes Yankri Rotons, Etc. J Our Motto is: W e keep an up-to-date line of Groceries, and guarantee our prices to be as low as the lowest. Vgrngy’a Department Store, apples , EGGS and CROW. OBtaON. Mail Orders Promptly Filled. Eastman |Kodaks. Premo Poco and Century Cameras. Cvclone Magazine Cameras All reliable >I m |.ri phot«<ranhie rm ■« CMTwi la rt-ck st pt-CTW of th. log.« pb< to supply in tbs oooatry. w Phone Red 66 3. Eugene Book Store, Eugene, Oregon, b . M c K inney , 588 Willamette'Strert Don’t »I N. T. Wilson £*• I E. Scwahrzsahi’d, BUTTER WANTED. e g Asia. QU Your, to Fisa***, s