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About The Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1899-1904 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1902)
Eugene JUNCTION CITY NEWS. »ATU RD AT •••••• JUNE 7 ^°fe^r BRITISH PEACE. These returns are unofficial being taken from memoranda made on sample ballots. Man From Portland Suffered a Broken Collar Bono. of the official canvass.—E d . G uard . TT“ —— Special lo lh« G««rS J unction i.ITT, Junt«.—Mr, Eureka «Vlliltta, of Benia Aus, California, la peaLe in South Afrioa after an ex visiting tier fattier, J J Butler. W H Huuaton ba« returned to Hcpp- penditure of a billion and half a dol lar« and a lost ot thirty thousand nsr to eaautue ouutril ot ibe flouring mill there fur oue more year. lives. Probably Boer losses, in A large crowd went out to the IGO cluding lives of women and chil F oetuelery Memorial day aud decor dren sacrificed incident to the ated the graves ot friends and relatives. •Guggle, equal tbo-ie of the British. Tbs D of H aud A O U W lodges of A fearful lose of life and treasure Harriaburg gave a picnic below Lau- caster Thursday. Quite a large crowd in the aggregate! Great Britain show« a high order from JuuoUuu attended. W F Crosby, a grain buyer from of alateamanship by giving the Fernand, was goiug to Mouroe Wed vanquished Boers moat liberal nesday iu a livery buggy from Har term«. Their enemies of the past riaburg, and when about three tn lea two yean cannot but beoome their below towu the team got scared aud friends. Hen is a synopsis of tne ran away throwing Mr Crosby out of the buggy, breaking bl, collar bone. peace argument: He waa brought lo town aud Dr Leo The burgher foroea lay down sei him up In good shape aud aent their arm« and hand over all their him to Fori laud Thursday, riflee, gone and munitions of war E H Chandler has moved bis family in their poeaeaaion or under their oontrol. All prisoners are to be to lowntroiu Day vide, Oregoo. The election passed ofl quite lively brought back aa soon as possible to South Afrioa, without lose oi In our oily. Bevoral Republicans were liberty or property. No aotion to actively working against good tueu on be taken against prisoners except their own tioket. when they an guilty of bre-ohee Hon B L Moorhead and wife are of the rules of war. Dutch is to happy. A large baby girl arrived at bo taught in the schools, it desired their home Monday. by the parents, and used in the G W Hand«aker, manager of the oourte if neoeesary. Rides an al Junction City Milling Co, informs lb« lowed for protection. Military oo- G ua BD reporter that the mill will on pa lion is to be withdrawn ae shortly close. We are aorry to bear of soon aa possible, and self-govern ibis aa II la a “eiunuor” on the town lo ment substituted. There is to be nave a good mill and not patronize it, no tax on the Transvaal to pay the but send ten or twenty mllae away for cost o* the war. The sum of 3,000- food aud flout no belter than that made 000 pounds sterling, 115 000,000, 1« al home. We will never have a town t > be provided for restocking the unless the tuerchaute and all help to B »er farms. Rebels an liable foi seep ap home luduatrlss. trial, aooordlng t) the law of tbe E C Lake, of Harrisburg, waa a colony lo which they belong. Tb»- rank and file will be diafranohieed Junotlon visitor this week. John Davies aud wife, of Eugene, for life. Loans will be made on a year’s time without interact, after were rustling busineeo in thia vloiulty Wednesday. ward to draw three per oent. J H Miller and G F Hk'pwortb will attend the A O U W grand 1 idge In MCKENZIE WAGON-ROAD. Fortlaud as delegatee from Junction lodge. Britain has Unofficial Election Returns-Lane Co., June 2, 19o2. Dexttr Notes. CANDIDATES. For Governor — Geo E. Chamberlain. William J. Furnish.... A. J. Hunsaker........... R. R. Ryan.................. For Supreme Judge- Robert 8. Bean........... B. F. Bonham................ C. J. Bright.................... For Secretary of State. C. W. N. A. Frank D. W. Barzee................. Davie.................... I. Dunbar:......... Sears.................... For State Treasurer- Henry Blackman.......... T. 8. McDaniel.......... Charles 8. Moore.......... W. W. Myers................. ...Democrat 33 Republican 26 Prohibition .......Socialist NO PORTLAND FLOOD THIS YEAR. D hxtxb , Juns 6.—0 «1 Parker went to Eugene Tuesday, returning Wed- nesday. Mr and Mrs Hugh Hampton, of Eu gene, visited relatives at thia place and Ziou Saturday and Munday. E P William« was elected Justice and Alva Addington oonstable of Lost Valley precinct and Eldou Templeman roed supervisor of road district No 12 Mrs J F Holbrook whose men tel condition has beeu very serious la Im proving nicely. Quite a good many about Dexter will attend the plculo at Pleasant Hill next Haturdey If the weather will permit, but the present prospect la retber discouraging to picnic goers. Republican 2b Prohibition ...Democrat 33 Two pruue men called on L D Hoar brougb last Wednesday. 21 i6 <) ¿9 30 2' 49 1 82 162 2 56 13 135 45| 125 13 64 »>« 31 96 1 I"' 70 16 3644 2| I I I 24 24 13 33 79 14 57 66 Prohibition W. W. Brooks............ ...Democrat James E. Godfrey................. uemocrai. SO ...... Socialist J. E. Hosmer.............................. Republican M J. R. Whitney..................... -------------------- 14 16 58 66 30 21 Twenty-four scree, 7 acres In fine Fine fruit, bslenos in oultlvatien. water; 5-roons plastered bouse; good baro;3eowe; 3 heifers; 1 bores; 1 wagon ¡ 1 buggy; 1 set double harness; single harness; 1 plow; 1 harrow; 1 cultivator and other farmlog tools. Also tbs furniture nowln house; also ths crop, consisting of fruit, wheat, barley, oats, hay, potatoes and a splen did garden. A nd only 2 miles weet of poatofflee, Eugene, Oregon. Must be sold al once Price only I’Jsoo. Inquire at Ouaun office 0» of John Roillne on place, one mile weet on Elehth »tntet, then j mile south, then f mile weet. 131122 Hiram Gould.......... »* Prohibition —uou.i—. .......Socialist! B. F. Ramp................. .Republican 28 Thomas H. Tongue. J. K. Weatherford............ Democrat 30: epublican 28 2Sl«9 3022 33 T. T. Geer..............................Republican Democrat jOlSO 19 26 32 14 48 C. E. 8. Wood............. I For State Senator- Republican 27 62 36 19 38 46 52 William Kuykendall ...... Socialist I 5 | 4 1 V. B. Mathews.......... ...Democrat 33 36 20 28 32 16 ,56 Lee M. Travis............ Il I For Representatives— .Republican —,______ 47 28 66 42 19 37 I. N. Edwards............ ,T . ' ------ .. .. Republican 31 64 40 22 .. 45 61 L. T. Harris................. ------ .Republican 27 64 42,18 40 J. M. Shelley.............. ....Democrat 31 34 17 24 29 l< G. N. Castle................ ...Democrat 26 28 19 23 25 14 J. M. Edmunson...... ...Democrat 27 32 18 27 26 14 O. K. Hale................... 8 5 ....... Socialisti 2 H. M Manville......... ........ Socialist 1 4 A. E. Whitaker......... For County Clerk— D. C. Cole..................... E. U. I^e..................... C. M. Young............... A. J. Johnson...................... Republican 17 W. A. Maltman......................... Socialist W. W. Withers.......... ............. Democrat J. P. Ourrin......... .....................Democrat 33 H. D. Edwards..................... Republican 27 For County Treasurer— D. P. Burton............... J. M. Kitchen............ L. B. Rossman.......... For County Surveyor C M. Collier.............. William M. Davis... Simon Klovdahl....... 47 49 19 15 65 66 ¿5 5 ,V> -3 48 74 74 24 47 50 -0 43 69 57 !-4 30 23 .5 9 30 ¡•¿4 b 22 61 6. 3 > 2 127 3-5 23 62 7 43 |3 Ü 2| 3 3 6 4 P ‘ 2 2 J 2 1 r 1 1 5b 34 (H m £5 36 23 1» 34 67 62 27 Three “homes” hurt Furnish His own home, Umatilla county, Chamberlain’s home, Multnomah, and Governor Geer’s home, Menon. In the letter he fell behind hie tioksl about twelve hundred. Iks Heel Praocrlptloa 1er Melarle. Chille and fever le a bottle of Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonio. Il la «Imply Imr and Quinine In a tasteless form. No Cure, No Pay Piles Mìo. Chietini Bark and Wool F kbdy .—Indeed! Rut I didn’t know be named turn after me. E dith —Well, be didn’t till he decided to shoot him. Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets 1 care a cold In one day. No Cura, Na Pay. Pries X5 coals. 28 4 39 12 30 7 37 12 53814 2 22 22 2 22 21 21 3842 3.338451 27 33 40 U 35 40 45 37 38 t7 4o4‘ 4 i 15e 30 IO 38 2.1 10 22 8 46 19 8 t3 2 7 25 19 it 927 19 9 31 22 i 123 3o 21 3o 15 14 1 >7 42 20 12 134 4| I 4 • 126 15 29 35 46 49 7811 16 39 32 36 63 77 62 67 63 78 32 '.HI 172 e 206 180 65 12 12 40 37 35 1 18 8 17 9 61 3 16 36 9 1. 1 > 57 27 5 J 65 65 33 14 39 12 18 15 7 85 46 11513 2» 30 40 44 8 36 Jo 3o 3918 9 I29 03 18 40 21 166 76 1 7 4"6 ■ A 19 12 47 H 16 8 6 137 121 101 922 23 £6 38 3 34 24 6 ! 69 43 18 25 41 19 7 123 92 75 16 1» 41 38 38 34 18 7 118 h 35 21 43 Republican 25 ...Democrat 30 ...... Socialii-t 15 22 44 31 42 IB 4 1 145 83 8 9 51 14 36 49 51 29 5 B 9 9 13 8 148 110 90' 7 27 26 30 25 5 .4 36 3 1 »»b 73 31 22 31 13 7 il 6 121 104 91 18 1H 39 42 54 3 6 4 1 ... 5 •• 2 1 4 2 5 2 3 13 ; 1 II 21 ¡i 34 18 12 Ii6 21 >3 4 11 32 17 3o 2 3 i 18 I 3 Republican 33 ...... Bocialist ...Democrat 24 21 43 47 2 1 24 19 12 47 76 39 88 176 I I 1 9 72 52 67 63 8 57 24 ■53 66 75 30 19 46 10 2 15 7 168 172 10312 31 38 38 5> 2 1 4 2 13 4 1 1 1 1 12 ; 6 • I 5 0 18 31 1354 47 32 8 23 11 7 Il 5 98 67 70 13 11 30 34 3° 41 '3 25 7 40 22 16 127 2 5 i 16 3 21 20 12 8 5 26 l3 5 47 55 90 77 31 83 150 ! 8 6 3 5 II I 11 44 71 75 59 68 77 43 « 40 63 61 27 14 47 In 19 13 5 157 13C 107 1.' 26 24 33 42 8 3 3 14 13 4 5 2 i ¡ 2 1 11 4 2 i -I 5 --I 2 27 29 2« 59 66 31 12 -4 9 8 lu 7 108 81 68 K 13 43 38 3<> For County Coroner— Republican 26 C. B. King.................... ...... Socialist P. I,. Miller................. F. E. Selover ..._________ ...Democrat 28 iative and Referendum Amendment InitYes........................................................ 45 63 39 : No. ........ .................................................... 4 9 7 CLASSIFIED »«DI. 4L 57 4f 4 7.’8.3 58 4 3 11 23 13 2 110889 62 in 166 , 16'1.■ e ■ 25 J. W. KAYS FURNITURE CO. Will Save You Money on Furniture, Carpets, Stoves and Ranges, Tin and Granite Ware, Crockery. FOR HALE.—Klx horses for sale, (.'all en or address J M (Jeerheart, Eugene, Or. Give us a call. Our prices are right. Eugene, Or. Miscellaneous. IT’S THE UNEXPECTED TEAMS WANTED.-To haul lumber from our mill ou Coast Fork river. Good jxy, steady work. Coast Fork I,limiter Co, Collage Drove, Oregon. 39 62 "444 6 10 6 4 IO 25 53 28 24 .. 4 . .1 I. 1 SPECIAL SALE ON WRAPPERS J U GREEN & SON Telephone Main 25-1, We Don’t Shriek Mail Orders Promptly Filled. Eastman Kodaks, Premo. Poco and Century Carnei as, Cyclone Magazine Cameras lo» pri -e« much, but »• do fi«« them an 1 what you are «et'in f. lbw a larve «tocli attract! you? We’re got it. IX’ low prices plea-* ». • We, rave thorn. Do et raightrorwart mm* Maw (uarMbte<i trsnaacti n • intereat Voet Thru thte I« V ir j .a. « u. f' :y I Jr -oeriaA < r ,-«■ rv at. 1 »»• ■ I You-» to l assa. y Wilson. Phon« «U.». QU "TO PLEASE." APPLES. EGGS and RUTTER WANTED. Eugene Book Store, Eugene, Oregon, w. Pboas Rfri 66 3. o See window for prices S. H, FRIENDLY. If he asks which is the next best, we tell him our $2.50 and $1.90 shoes made by Hamilton-Brown Shoe Co. • in Calf, Kid and Box Calf; extension poles, rope stitch. Every pair warranted. P. FRANK & SON ! 34. 36 and 38 E Ninth St Health Food and Drinks. We keep an up-to-date line of Groceries, and guarantee our prices to be as low as the lowest. I Every wrapper in the house greatly reduced in pi ice. Which 19 the heat shoe made we tell him Pin gree “Governor” $3:50 shoe-’causeitis. We’re agents for it-’eause it is J. W. KAYS’ FURNITURE CO Embalmers and Funeral Directors E. Scwahrzsahild 125 151 35 18 I2Ì26 I I 8 I Io 27 16 18 When a Man Wants to Knom that’a in our of (.«oil ■iWClAltiM. A Ji'lllMT < tion of «uroriopM cannot well imaginatl than our cwt and jar« and boiee of tempting dalicac r«. which would whet an «p* cure'a j «dad appetite. Mere wonia ard glancae cannot deecribe what ap- l*ale directly aud eiclueirely to the taete The banquet it ready; don't stay away from the feaeL Stray Horses. Two niar.-e came to my place about Feb 1. Cue gray, left eye blind, the other, light sorrel I with white facte Owner paying all chargee can get the horses. H Rebmen, one mile south of Llewellyn poou.ftloe. 205 1 19 34 13 20 2 2 3 25 15 . . THIS WEEK . . . Call at my ranch In Noti valley. 88 H tbvkns . U chmsn s««e« II ■ Cea<b sate Week« rW the CeM. 12 14 21 18 11 2 12 14 2 « 77112 14 76 11. 14 75 12 13 1 6 I 1 10 8 7 17 3 7 138 109 99 9 2H 27 32 26 33 17 .9 5.> 53 1 1 2 31 12 2 1 3 3 2 1 3 A 49 3.5 4'76 8-46 19 36 17 12 22 6 135 116 102 17 23 48 46 5» Our Motto is: Picnic.— The Mecca her« of Goeben are making extensive prep. erat lone for their picnic to be held Sat Borrii.— You ---------- ----- know that new urday, June 14, in the grew near that horse Pape named after you? Well, piece. The C»ow braes bard has hero he's proved to be quite worthies«, enga*«1 lo furnish maelo for the ocoa- end Pape is going to shoot him. s'ou WHEN HE DECIDED. 11 14 11 10: loi 11, 2', 2 1 27 6 36 12 3 ■ 46 3 27 21 8 130 43 25 28 11 23 36 46 7 163 119 9 87 133 7 154 120 6 125 93 5 98 82 6 107 78 7 6 3 4 1 1 |2 5 8 3 8 48 12 23 17 7 176 141 9 27 12 6 9 6 119 82 3 50 .1 23 6 52 p 18 4 46 9 7 1 2'1 12 6 10 2 12 5 16 -6 16 1- 14 4 1 4 16 4 1 3 2 2031 42 „154 98 27 32 14 48 64 Geo. F. Craw.......................... Republican 24 A. 8. Patterson......................... Democrat 86 For County Asaessor- 17 16 16 6.5 5 17: 3 46 9 18 7 8 135 1 081 OCTI 26333134 6 6 2 i 3 7 1 4 2 13* 2 1 1 2 4 1 29 35 a 67 74 H 531 4 9 15 5i.-,-l 13 91 14 16 43 45 52, 168 12 I 19 28 35 46 «7 25 6 44 20 16 4841 38 68 40 3 36 12 IL54 63 26 16 : .58 73 35 12 149 131 97 78 ....... Socialist 5 4 I .Republican 31 72 45 21 44 46 63 ....Democrat ,28 ' ~ — 16 17 h,or Sheriff— 13. 3 • - i 5 i 86 29 „ 35 49 4036 69 43 .7 32 18 64 74 82 73 For United States Senator— Of all the men affected by the Chickens, Butter and Eggs. oonolusion of the Boer war the Boer Day & Henderson, Undertaken prisoner« held on the Remuda and Embalmers. Cor. Will ana 7th We pay thè hlghe^t csab prloe fcr Island«,north of the Weet Indieaare chickene, buttar au<l egge. t'ali and the happiest. They will soon beeent ■ee US. ttUSTTL« PaonCCB Co, out from the oppressive tropico to West «Ih Street, Eugoue. the wild, expaneive veldts of their loved South Afrioan home, 3 2 34 32 4 33 47 96 26 <•» 6» Stoves and Ranges. A ten-year guarantee with each stove. A Bargain Near Town. 3^44 i 2 37 36 5 108 12 R D Hawley came over from Hpeucer Creek to vote. Ho eaye hie eoal lo We Carry the Celebrated “ECLIPSE” For Rent. quite a distance under the hill. Loot, oue tobeoeo tag with W J Fur TO RENT.—Block end fruit ranch, 440 acr«e, 60 acres in cultivation, 10 nish’s name on IV Flader please leave acres In orchard, one mils and a half Il with W W Bcolt. from Wallervllle. Call on or address John Morse commenced picking E M Bowermai , Walterville, Ore Oregonian June 4: J M Shelley, strawberries today. gon. of Lane county, waa a caller at Re publican headquarters in the after noon, Tuesday. He is quite proud of the record Lane couuty Repub licans made on election day. Two ¡rears ago the oounty gars MoKiii- sy 363 majority, and in this elec tion Furnish reoeived about 250 m.jirilv, wbioh was mor« than might have been expected, after the bard fight that was made. Two years ago Lane oounty gave McKinley 484 plurality while this year aooordiDg to the best returns available the Furnish plurality will not bo far from 250, ths num ber stated. 35 42 . I 39 36 For Repreaentative to Congreaa— Boro, lo the wife of Win Williams, a eon. Mother end ohild doing well. quiet. H 0 Hunter lo In our oouutry again. .’>6 50 For State Printer— Portland is not liable to have a summer flood this season through Creswell News. Columbia river backwater oauswi For Sale. by melting snows on its headwaters Special lo theeuard. C kbhwmll , June 6.—Election la over, COW h FOB kale —With calve, by many hundred miles in the in the weather le settled aud Creswell lo tbslr side and some soon lo coms. terior. The Wednesday Telegram ~ ■aye: A year ago yesterday the river reaobed its highest mark for 1901 The gauge in Portland registnred 20 8 feet, the exact stage report«! today. Mr Beale says there is now little danger of a flood. At Port land and The Dalles the river will elowly fall for several days, unless an extnme hot epell seta in. i 53. 28 30 16 65 4 41 For County Commissioner— ««octal Is Ussrd. 1 4 25 30 38 51 45 42 33 " 26||6 5 ...... Socialist' g Prohibition' 13 .Republican 27 66 43 ...Democrat 3o 2s 20 J. 11, Ackerman........................Republican 26 R. W. Kelsey.........................Prohibition ...uemuerm oa 32 W. A. Wann.................................... Democrat A. M. Crawford......... T. H. Goyne................ James H. Raley........ 51 41 j 24 36 3 1 1 IS fi Republican 36 68 44 ...Democrat 29 26 20 Prohibition 16 ...Democrat 30 .Prohibition: .Republican 27 ...... Socialist 16 27 1 2-114 *6 For S um . of Public Instruction— For Attorney General O z Z i •- z fi 1 I fi l 1 « è u I £ M ü .E - se J Cd c Z. c « "Ê J f « ■ E« •* >> £ z ’S u- Z X i. z compelled While raising money for the Mo- Kensie wagon-road between Walter- ville and the Blue River mines thai section of road aoroeo ths moun tains should not be overlooked. With twenty five miles of moun tain road for the McKensie Bridge preoinot supervisor to work there are but four persons subjeot lo poll road tax, while the taxable proper ty amounts to but little. A large amount of trade and traflio comes across this road to Eugene. It should be put in shape for the summer and fall travel ai the earliest possible moment. e z Doubtless immaterial errors will be shown on the toadci B. M c K inney , • 3*8 Willamette Street NOW IN STOCK. Maksd 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. L. C SKEELS, i®47 Rogers Bros A 1 Ware, Free.
