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About The Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1899-1904 | View Entire Issue (July 5, 1902)
YORAN'S $2.00 SHOES PERSONAL. MARRIED Oallj Qaud, July J Mre W E Lougbmiller is back from Wall* W»lla. Miss Grace Hill and Mr. James Hays Near Junction E J Him mon* went to Monroe today to put up a boihr. Special u> tae GuarC. Bert Woods returned to Gr< ve thi* afternoon. Cottage Henry Lajoie came down from I.yDX H- liow thia afurnoou. Mrs J F Kelly returned home th!* afternoon from Porttaud. Deputy Hber'tT Harry Bown made a trip to Salem this afternoon. Mie* Je-we Park arrived Monday from Hpokaue, Wash, on a visit. are — Hummers Walter Hodee went to Portland this afternoon to work In the 8 P freight depot. brevities . Oscar Callison has takeu Will R Craig’s place as clerk In C D Comb’s grocery s'ore. 8 P Wynegar, of Cedar Fall«, Iowa, p»lly Guard July 7 R ^.boes that anybody can nail is visiting his old friend, J Higgins, on ^Cb-mber. Hardware. South Willamette street. ', ^.¡idein prices of photographic Master Dean Goodman, of Inde pendence, wbo has been visiting at the tb. Welder Studio. .sun door» and windows-fite home of his auut, Mrs Julia Day, left , opsoing. Chambers Hardwaie. for home this afternoon. He will stop at Albany on the way home. „liarsdo»’“ for cabinet photos at Dr and Mrs Frank Strong left thia WMdsr Studio for a short time afternoon for I.awrei oe, Kansas, where Dr Strong will assume the pre-idency forgery °>d mower or binder, of the state university of Kansas. Quite early *t Chambers Hard- a number of their friends were at the depot to see them oft. tirredczen sismp photos for 85c at Today’s Salem Statesman: Mrs H w>mer Studio, corner Seventh and A Dearborn, of Portland, osme down HUOHtoe h( remains of Luther Fisher, wbo k lied st Beattie list Buuday were ln O»k Hill cemetery this noot»* 2 o’clock. ateresy st Wllkeabarre, Penn, Jo- 1 Andruizkewenljsitz and Pauna ick»ek.ze were united In Mar- » Wh»t a foolish woman to change from Eugene yesterday afteruon t om a visit to her son, R'chard, and stopped oft in this city for a visit to h«r daugh ter, Mrs Scott Bznrth. Dr and Mrs E P Geary, of Poitland, Mr and Mrs E P M eCorn ack, of Salem, , and John McCorusck. of Palouse Wash, wbo- attended the funerai of Mrs Maria McCornsck this morning, otu)«. ■ left for their homes ou the afternoon grvtlli« 1» lo b'** R“other baDk ln train. oetr future. Thoma« Lea««, pree- Mrs W E Davis and grandaughwr, itof the Lincoln Ccunty bank, ef of , Spokane, arrived here last night on do, Or., is the promoter of the , a visit of a few weeks to her father J enterprise. M Horn, and other relatives and old ifootid-hand buggies, oarte aud friends Her visit was a weloome on(. M*ny good and some no i surprise to her people a» she came un I. Prices very low. i announced. Tbi* is her first trip to her old home for six’een year«. Chambers Hardware. PROSPEROUS COTTAGE GROVE 1 Struck a Railroad Train and Blew it off Track Bol«« Cepttal Newt, June 30. e e e THK OTHER CASE, In the drcieion in the case of C H Park v- the Blue River Mining Co in which the ownership of ih» Por'land, Oro Fino and other claim« are It* vilved, Mr Park hold* all the property < X ■ep'l •* «mall area of <an,rt -t between Kls«erger spent his last winter uesr Boiee herdlog ■ beep for Raldwln. He visited Ada Horn once during that time at Pill-G ove, but after leaving her in the epnng, seems to have lost I track of her. » • * The morning of BELKNAP SPRINGS. Ax Billy s THE MOST IB JURE. For the six mouths eu'iiug Juue 30, CoTTAUBGHovs.Jaly 2—Traoklaylng on the Oregon aud Hou'bewern rail County Clerk L«e iMued 78 mariieue read 1« at a «lauditill tor laik >f steal. lioeu-e». June was the best month However there are 30 oar» of steel on with 19 llosn.ee and February had the Following are ttie the way aod some of them are expected least number, 7. By the next frelgtit. Leee lhau three person* to whom the licenses were i milee of track has t>eeu laid but the Issued . January—C P C artwrlibt and Nora first eectlon of ten mile« of grading 1« d< oe. Another iooomotive 1« expected Thurman; H A Iuwallaod Je«*le Mat- le»on; Wm Perman and Nellie Berry; soon. Virgil D White and Juda C Cooley; THE NEW SAWMILL. Chris Hlrom» and Esther A Cox ; E H Long A Bingham’s sawmill Is under ( Craig and Celia A Barnett; Hubbard way, a gang of turn being busy putting H Hodges and I.uvluna E Yeager; M up the frame. It will be 36x100 feet A Horu and Clara R Smith ; Wm H aud the oapasity if the mill will Batman aad Hertha Nichole; W B be about SO,UOO teet per day. They ex Btlnnit and Aria Lewi«; J W Clement pect to be ready for logs iu a inoniti. and Addie Htevei.eun ; H C McBee and The millsite 1« alongside tba O A H E Arrena Sharp; Fred Hockley aud Lula terminal grouuds, leaving ample i-paos Monnte; Maurice Moore and Pern I a south of the mtll aud 'og yard for the Kirk.—14. roundhouse aud ebops. The mill will February —Louie A hit ng ou and Oc depeud mainly for logs upon buying tavia Htlere; N A Rioutrdeou aud Mrs from parties along the line of the new 8 A Posei; W E Lundy and Laura E railroad, and they will pay 83.50 per Jones; C E Finnerty aud Minute lea- tbousaud fset for log» delivered at the tolls McKibben; R rt Bryson and Liz. railroad which is far belter than work *1» Griffin; Geo G Pell and Ina Wea ing the same timber Into wood aud ver; Wm B Bias aud Etta Hubbard.— hauling It to town for lee« money. They 7. estimate that one rancher alone only March—C A Burgess and Minnie about four mllee away lias logs enough leuipletou; C A Mebarlaud and Ellen to keep ths mill runulug for six Had; John Hamptou and Mrs Carrie months. Jack Manning la superin Redtuoud; Clluton 8 Carpeuter aud tending the construction of the mill, Nellie B Hoag; Howard A Miller and and Albert Blocks Is to ba engineer. J Margaret A McCoy; Geo F Morri* aud C Long is to be commented for bls de Dora M Striker; Wm J Bell and L zsie termination to have a mill of this kind A Rigg«; W 8 Alleu aud Bessie O built here. Price; Arthur B Wooley aud Addle M THE NEW DEPOT. Harrington ; J E Matteson and Maud The 8 P Company will oommtnoe Holbrook; E A Barnes aud l’eatl Mtev- work on the oomuiodious new depot eue; Waiter W Edmiston aud Jeesle E nets soon. Surveyor* are at work on Withers; G W Clark and Mary Greene; the yards atid depot grounds and the H D Boest and Carrie Bnker; Mark T 1 tuber is being uul >adod. The bust- Fltuimlng and Maigaret Pattison ; J (J ue»n of llie | lace outgrew the llltl- Ksl-ey and Bulla W blteaker.—16. April—Rolii V Hugh s and K»te 71» depot years ago and the new bn'l 1 Ing will fill a long felt want and al the Cwaeldy ; John M Wliimey aud Laura same time add lo the ap|>earance of the E Tillou; FA McCarthy and Lena Blough ¡George Monroe and Anna May town. lUriee; (live n Che-hire and Ultra OTHER NEW HUILDINGH three I uslnxee house« are golug up Evenson ; John W Bmllh and Jennie on Main Street and several ree deDoe» U) May; FC Kiug and May E Howl lu different parte of town. Ou llie ton; Horace Burueit and Bin* Orrtl ; west side of the rivar Ibe Coast Folk hl uer Roberts and Main I Craw ; Jan Lumber Co is pulling up a sited fur H Cnaiutierlalu and aarah C Arnold; Ute storage of lumiier from their mill J J Hausen aud Mattle M Chandler — up the Coast Fork. Th« shed Is lo he II. May— W B Andrews end Mre G W shout 250 feel long, and with ttie black smith shop already fiutebed, will make ttialclier; Harvey Rogers and Alioe 1 Brothers;.A M Whileaud Etta BpObu ; a neat build mg some 300 feet long. Altogether business 1« booming and J c Adkina aud Joseph!lie F Lem uoii; the tin backet brigade makrs a for Arthur E Smith and MaggieCUruz.au; midable proeaseion as the men tusrch Audrew Taylor aud Lucy Wilson; i list ley C 8tarr and Lzzie Goeser; to sink every morning. R-l,>h Hunt aud Blella Jack-ou; W F Huff autl Alioe Blenuei; UuipU Gray aud Lydia E Alfotd; Victor H Behne A SECUND S1URY. aud Jane Beu-on —11 June—Harry H ( oieuiau oud Nellie Added to L. N. Rooey's Beeson; Geo W Wlscaruou end Pearl Neal; Edward 8iuall aud Eva Rowe; New Brick. Roy Balas anil Emma Rowe; Jas R Lemon and Nina E Ritchey; TA Ball, Usar« Jul, 1 Gooripasture and Edna BtewartjGF the Roaey today informed Lane and Mamie Eiuerick; Henry 8 G uahd that he will add a second Oaterlioudt and Fannie Woodruff; L •lory to bis new brick building which A Houck aud B Alioe Horton ; Chester Is now In oourac of erecUon on Wwl Ebbert and Mary Hee; K L Gum and Eighth street Just west of the Elk«’ Gsorgia Blminona; IF Bianton and bell. FioreLoe Van Buren; Benjamin F When the Faclfio Btalee Telephone Keeney and Charity Taiiafsro; Adol ,nd Telegraph Co agreed to lease rooms phus Plilelt aud Jennie Willie; H 8 i *t._ In the new building for their local Knowlton and Lulu McKiuuey;LE office it was Mr Roney's Intention to Adam* and Abu Bbortrldge; M M put up only one etory, but owing to Glltiert and Blauohe Warblngton; Ed the general demand for office rooms be ward R Cherry aud Angelina Ken has decided to build a eeoond story nedy; Jaiuea Haysand E Grace Hill.— , The 19. brisk work is now up to tbs top of tbs first story. shortly after noon today from 1 the a Salem coroner *i that the |'Vl____ _ r„ man Torgusen killed by a train at Ilubbard, had on his lierson a letter of introdu«-1 tion addressed to Mr Bean|«od dl*ld* 11 °n LT- and asking information Thia recalled the fact to Mr Four New Battleships Named. Happy Time I d Old Town. Tita G uard owe« it to Attorney Bean that a month or two received a letter Kissenger to i-tate that the threat ago he W ashington , July 2.—The Beere, ••We felt very happy,” writes R N .bout killing Mrs Garner waa made from II R Harriman, a Bevlll. Old Town, Ve, ’ when Huck- tary of the Navy announces that the two or three day« before hi« brothel Seattle attorney stating len’s Arnica Halve wholly cured our foar new baillrehl;« authorized by left, and a« he took a sheepherdlng of a i»ad case of scald head.” Congress will be named the Washing that he had given a man daughter It dell«ills all who use It for ent»,corn-, outfit and clothing, with the expressed eruption« ton, the Tenneseee, the Louisiana and Intention of going been to Heppner to named Torgusen a letter of Burns, Brule«*, Bolls, ulcer«, Only —Infallible fer pile«. C_ ‘. 25c at W ! the Connectlcutt. woik among the «beep, he did not con- introduction to Mr Bean; that I, DeLano’s drug elore. ■Ider It neaeaeary to warn the Idaho he had been interesting him people. Ha thought that he bad fully self in the young man who dissuaded hia brother from commit* had recently married. Also ting any rash act. that he was capable but had just been through «ome try losan» Mau, Roasted His Son. ing experience«, but which M ARLBOROURH, Mas«, July 2.— did not in any way reflect on John Cullinane, a laborer, put hia 7- him personally.—E d G uard .] the tragedy he waa shaved In Boise by Mr Gregory, the brother-in-law of Mr ., Garner, and It was from him that lie learned the latter waa working in the Llucoln mine at Pearl. Mr Gregory did not know the map, but bis «ye« were badly Inflamed and he took sptcl»l pains to bathe them with hot ci »ths. From the barber shop;he went to tiie livery stable, procured a horse aud start«d on his errand of death. » • • tag Mowers, yearcld boy In the stove oven and Coalminers’ Strike. leaving him to roast, went to bis priest and told him wliat be bad done. The Special lo th« Guare boy, after being In the oven half an azleton hour, was released. He w»< terribly burned. Cnilinaue ha« been placed In a padded cell. Daur Guard July J I nsane . —Mrs Mary E Holbrook DEPARTMENT STORE Eugene, Oregon, May cat Jiao H , Marion County, July 2—A well dressed un known man was killed by a Southern Pacific passenger train hero today. [Attorney L E Bean re ceived a telephone message The above is a birdseye view of the little city of Cottage Grove, which is at and a substantial growth on account of the building of the new railroad from that p the Portland and Newport claim«, and the defendant is not the owner of the Oro Pino claim. The case la diemiaacd George Croner Will Conduct That ano neither party recover» coati. Thompson A Hardy were attorney« Popular Resort This Year. for Mr Park and L T Harris and M L Pipea for the Blue River Mining Co in Geo F Croner, Eugene’s popular these case*. lose who find ooneolation in fellow night policeman, has leased the Bel ortune* may note that there are knap Springe pleasure resort and will rplsces where they are having Virulent Cancer Cured. oonduct it this season. itbsr.” Yeetirday, Julyl.adle- Mr Croner's family will leave here b from Detroit, Mich, says that Startling proof of a wonderful ad Friday for tl • springs and Mr Croner the first dear, sunshiny day since will leave about the 10;h or 12th of the vance In medicine Is given by drugsiel 121 Kansas City, Missouri, bsd month, having obtained from the city G W Robert« of Elizabeth. W Va. An old man there had long ,uflered with ivy raln-torm yesterday causing what good doctor« pronounced incur eouncll a 1) days’ lay-off. ril ih-u-and dollar* damage«. And For some time Mr Croner has had able cancer. They believed hl» care e bM Gen rain and storm tbrougb- men preparing the grouuds and the bopel«*« till tie used Electric Bitters tbe upper Mississippi valley. Ilia springs for the season's run and they and apt lied Bucklen’« Arnica Balve, which treatment completely cured « passed *1 jng to the Pacific ooaat, will be in first class condition by the him. When Electric Bitter» are u»e«1 to expel bilious, kkh.-y and microbe is In iepeDdenoe Enterprise of time lheseseon open«. poison« at the seme time this «alve ex i2t) has this about a former Pleas- ert« ite matcblee» healing power, blood Hi 1, Lane county, merchant: ”W disease., «kin eruption», ulcere and Filthy Temples in India. iristow and wife drove over to soree vanish. Bitters 5<lc, Halve J5c at W L DeLano’s. l'e, Bunday. Mr Bristow has Hatred c >ws often defile Indian tem “•y be^un to move his stock over ple«, but worse yet is a body tbet’s Experienced bicycle repairman now eiudlu another week expects to polluted by con»tipati«n. Don’t per at Chamber«’ Hardware. Drly eetabli-bed lu businews at that mit It. Cleanse your ey»tem with Dr. King ’ s New Life Pills and avoid un « t o rs. X A.. •• Mr Bristow and family will be told misery. They give lively livers, IM Kind Y m HW WWJt MJI J missed by a large clrels of active bowel«, good d>ge-tlon. fine ap :1". wbo wish them e«erv success petite. On’y 25c at W L DeLano’s 3-^natar« h»ir new home ” drug «’ore. i a ■ woes os Sp«cla! lo 11.« llaanl B , India, July 2.—A cyclone struck a passenger railroad train running at full ■peed today. The train was blown off the track. Thirteen passen gers were killed aud fifteen injured. Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon EASED New Sawmill, Depot and Se¥enty-Ei£ht Issued in First Other Buildings. Sil Months oí 1902. C , July 2.—S Guth* man, a millionaire «hoe deal er of thia city, committed suicide last night. Ill health i« thought to have been the cause of the deed. milk G«z-tte July 1: Floyd b.,ll-u, a member of thu year’s ustiug clas- at the O A C, bus ee d* piwltion as pharmacist in a gore at Cottage Grove. rniers wbo have cut bay and the le who have their money iu a th of July a 1 bration are in bare! , This year Eugene is not worry • iboul Fouttli of July weather. »■ itock of furniture ju*t put in, ai • th»’ you cau afford to tlx-up Util and examine. Chambers Hardware. . nipscu A Hardy, attorneys, have redtromCol Wood, commander of sdian War V’-teran», blank appli es for ptnsions uuder the new bill, r will be Ailed out tree of charge. jreTtiompsou & Hardy represent Wood in this matter. is funeral of Mrs Maria MoCor- i occurred this morning at 10 A st the family residence. The ins were Interred In the masonic tsry. Rev Cha* Woodward, pas f the First Presbyterian ebureb, acted the ceremonies. shires and supplies. Chambers Hardware. lem Journal: Whenever there is iber way to explain;tbe result of its election in Oregon, charge it > the Elks. It used to be those t» were charged up to the Masons Odd Fellows; those orders are no it relieved that there le a new sgost. w nv Ji'NcrioN C ity , July 2.—A quiet wedding wrs celebrated at 5 o’clock p m on June 29 at the residence ef the bride’s parents, Mr aud Mrs J K Hill. The oou ractii g parties were Mlse Grace Hill aud Mr James Hay«, of Riverview, thi« county. The bride le AT THE TREASURE MIRE. a native daughter of this place aud Iu the case of the Blue River Mining kuown a >d lovtd by al'. Bbe le a Co vs C H Park tn which the plaintiff I highly au<y>mplislml young lady and «fed to enjotu thedefeudant from u-ing will be a weloome addittou to her new I certain water» in the Flue River min home. Mr Hays U ough not a uatlve ing district,and which suit was brought of Oregon, has lived iu Ibis county a on by the defendant blowlug up with greater part of hie life aud is considered dynamite a flume owned by the plalu- ene of the substantial young meu of tiff last summer, and which diverted this end of the county. said water from the defendant's prop The handsome residence was beauti- erty, Judge J W Hamilton of the cir fully deooraled in natural flowers aud cuit court has rendered a decision in vines. favor of Mr Park, the ease t>elug oi«- The bride was dreeeed tn purest mieeed and Mr Park recovering his white French lawn trimmed in white ooets In the suit. 1 Millionaire Suicide. applique aud carried a buueh of pure This decision is an Important one to while lilliee. The groom was attired Spacial to th« Ou art. the whole Blue River mining district. io th* usual I lick. hicago Mr Park will at once er»ct a 20-^tamp J H Hill; brother of the bride, acted | mill at th< Treasure group of miues, a« beat man with Miss Maud Hays, whereas if the suit had gone against stater of the groom, as maid of honor. him be would be uuable to do so The ceremony was perlormed by tbs on account of hl* b.-ing deprived i Rev G L Lobdell, pastor of the Chris of the use of the waters involved lu the tian church of Junction, in a very im suit, as It would be impossible to oper pressive manner, followed by the con ate a mill without plenty of water. gratulations of those present. Train Blown off Track. Mr Para has a wagon road nearly I L'glit refreshments were served, con ooni| leted to the Treasure Billies aud sisting of Ice cream, trui’, cake aod Special to th« oaash as s<K>u as this is finished he will begin lemonade. Later in the evening Mr ombay to haul in the machinery for the mill. and Mre Hays repaired to their new The G uard has before spoken of the home at R verview, followed by tba richness of the ore in ttie Treasure. w»ll wishes of their many frleud» There are new 160,000 tone of this ore throughout the county. ready for I he milt. A remark Owing to the Illness of the bride’. able thing about this ore is that it is little sister, Ruth, only the members of free milling for a distance of 500 feel the immediate families wera luvited. below the surface, the depth ttiat ties The happy couple were the recipients now beeD attained in tunneling, and It of quite a number of valuable presents- seems to grow better Intead of baser, Killed By Train. as is usually the ease, the further down they go. Thia makes the work of More About the KisseDger Tragedy Special lo th« G vasd . milling it comparatively inexpensive. ubbard MARRIAGE LICENSES. 1*302 ■ ■ ■ wife of J F Holbrook, of June, wm taken btfore County Judge Klucaid Hung for Murder. this morning and examined for in Special to thaouard. sanity by Drs J W Hartls aod L W Brown. She was pronounced Insans t elens sDd ordered sent to I he asylum at Sa lem. Deputy Sheriff Harry Ifovo ac- J oompanled by the woman's husband took her down this afternoon. Mrs I Holbrook is 83 years of age and this la her first ri tack of Insanity. Hha seems to fear that someone ia trying to poison Live Wire Accident. her and she threaten« to take her own 1 fe and those of her children. Special to the Qvaao. a ortland C am cm xsi in«.—There will campmeetlrig held near Trent school- house, negl noi ng July 24, l>y the U B church. Bishop Barkley w II preach part of the lime Everybody invited tn attend. $1.00 1 lbs ¡pure Cane 001b-Sk. pure C ane Sugar 7 H , Pa., July 2.— The coalminer strike situa tion is becoming ominous. Threat« of violence are froelv made. It is feared that blood shed may result at any hour. S H , July 2.—The sheriff of Columbia county hung A Schievo here today. He went to the scaffold and died protesting his inno- cense. Liek tinware, guarente«* for 3 year* Chambers Hardware. P , July 2.—Two horse« were killed by coming in contact with alive el«*ctric wire at Nineteenth and Flan ders street« this forenoon. The driver had a narrow es cape. Deering Binders- THE KIND THATYOU DON’T HAVE TO BUY EXTRAS FOR. Car Just Arrived CHAMBERS HARDWARE. New Stock Furniture.
