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About The Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1899-1904 | View Entire Issue (July 12, 1902)
Fugere Guard . EATUKDAY.......................... JULY 12 rate our billion dollar b ■ adjourned and will m re exoeaaiye appropria* At aa' ooujtmi mter n liaos >t t timo. T 11 reference in the papero to hi «ore criminal of the age aa **a pir ici ge alloman** ought to be • a ft J1 « » to eupproM Cha publica- •»•a. troubles io Eutern Oro- tn are beginning to make thing« tuples ant. Undoubtedly a num ber of I' vaa will ba loet before the ajitlet < and rangers, the cattlemen «<i I 'h abeep men aettle down to a pteoc aaia. f ha two men who started from New York for England in a thirty foot launoh are of that claaa who de light In a little auppoeed glory. Thera is lees oocaaion for attempt ing thia feat than for trying to reach the north polo. If they euo- oeed, what bare they done? Improvements are being made in wireless telegraphy until old oom« panics are beginning to view the progress with some apprehension. Ae soon ae tbe new ayatem gives proof of practicability, however, the wire lines will buy up the new patents and cell tbeir wire lines to tbe government There are now eome indications that Morgan ie trying to draw all the transportation interests of G.rmany into hie syndicate. It may not be long before he will have everything here and be looking to the planeta for greater combina- ti >na. That railway to Mara may i e syndicated by him yat. Newspaper enterprise in Amerioa was displayed when the news that i he date for tbe ooronation of King Edward waa eet for Auguat wae published in thia oountry before It was known in London. In fact, the London papers first heard of it through the publications in Ameri can papers. And the news waa authentic, too. I I The fiurej o'Monday in the corn dealings on the Chicago Board of Trade ie a reminder of tbe condi tions that existed through the great oorn producing belt of tbe Mieeie- eippi and Miaeouri valleys. Shrewd observer! eaw last August wbat might be expected and keen specu lators have profited this lime by taking advantage of natural con ditions, rather th*.n by crafty methode and shrewd manipulation of the markets, as ie very oom- monly tbe case. The exoeeeively dry season of last year io (he foundation for the 90-cenl price for corn. During Joly and August of last year tbe great corn producing regions were parched and brown. A good erop was not to be seen on any field, and farmers were cutting and lead ing what little they had as fodder to tbe oattle. Graae wae ehort and everything had to be fed out, eo that when winter came it wae with difficulty that clock was carried through. It did not require great foresight to tell tbe dealer and the capitalist to buy oorn last fall and that thio spring be would be ae cure to receive a good profit on hie investment aa ho io that morning will come after night. Fortune again oame to the holders last week when eevere storms were reported aa doing great destruction to crops all over the country. Thio at least gave warning that only a partial orop would be expected this year, and this, following the shortage from last year wae the signal to buy oorn and tbe price is up on ac count of tbe demaud. Tbe condi tions causing this are natural, and low prioe corn need not be ex- peoled for another year. It may also bo suggested that the price of oereals here on tbe coast will proba bly be stimulated, as there will be a demand fjr something ta take tbe plaoe of oorn. Oatlook for Wheat. A well know u wheat hru> of Ban Francisco, reterrlog to the advance In th« price of wheat, say«: Th« ruling vain« of No 1 wheat 1« not a bad one, «peaking by oom parison. On« year ago, tbe vain« was about 97| cent«, now 1.18? can be had; both tide water prices. Milling brings L.16J and «ven higher than tbl« tn the in terior, «upt I m of old are praeticaliy exhausted, and tbe mill« are keen competitors, pending tb« tlm« of freer offei Inge. Th« cargo market 1« «bow ing a Irtu front al 29-9 for prompt shipment, and 80 for deterred. Freights ar« steady 28-3 prompt and 27 6 for Au- gu«t Heptember loading. Tbe cbanoea of any reduction in tbe local prioe of wheal are reduced to a minimum, for teelgbto will hardly advance any, nor tb« English market decline in our opinion. You eee stocks are reduced in Europa to a rather low point. Tbe amount of wheat afloat for Europe to now 7u0-000 qra. lam than a year ago. Tbe exportable eurpiue of the Argen tina will not equal that of California. Th« amount« to oom« to Europe from ludla and Australia will he nil. Amer ica and B um I s most supply all Import ing oountriM. Wear« not making etatr- msDtafor the cake of writing them when weaaeert that India and Australia will export no wheat during tb« present oropyear. ’Twereidle to waste your tlm« making mla-statement« ofaueb nature; they will not and cannot. Amiralis Is almost oertaln to be an Importer and India’« drought to a well known mat ter. The Amerloan crop, (we mean the UB yield) was figured to be 100 million« I« m for 1902, than 1901, on tb« first of May last. Hlnoe that tlm« tbe flood gate« of Heaven seems to have broken loose east of the Bookey moun tain«, and tbe winter wheat fields are a sea of water. The Chicago market bae advaDOed some 7 cent« on this ao count, but it could well advance 27 oento, if | of th« damage lias been done, that 1« reported. There baa been shipped from tbe United Htatea of wheat and flour duilug tbe past year 249 million bushels. There Is an es timated carry over of some 100,000,000 buebels which ie as I >w about aa stocks ean be gotten and tbe I ome oonaump lion and seed say 426,000,000 buebels. With such demands ae this for grain, the dullest comprehension can see the result on price«, when the year oome« along aa it will, when our yield will only be 560 million-, of wblob 426,000,* Lt will be a great misfortune if a (MX) must be immediately put aside for great financial panic should oome I iiiibh u*age, and there would be only 126,000 000 for the forelgnera. North wen News Aberdeen, Wa-h, - Harry Ward« baa victlmlx-d many meichaDtsbor« by forged check«. He be« dies: peered. Ogdeo, lhab.—lbe Amalgamated Huger Company, embracing tbe factor I m at Ogdeo and Logan, Utah, and at La Grande, Or ba- been 11 nelly f rmed with a capltel of »4 OOo.OJO. Quincy, (Jal.—A d.layed blast in a mine at La Porte y**terday k lied Wil* liam Hiltman an 1 Robert Sample, the former being blown to atoms. Botov, Idaho.—Gov Hunt baa ap pointed 30 deldgalM to repreMDt Idaho at tbe loternatiooal mining ooogreM al Batte, Moot. Beattie,—Ivar Yetee on Monday even log tn Falls City attempted to murder bla wife, and committed suicide while drunk. Beatrloe, Neb. —Linden tree, th- Arabian etalllon preeeuted to General Grant by tbe Bultao of Turkey, died here last night of old age. He was 30 years old. Creewell News. Special to the Ou ara • little polishing up. I. Nn.cer, Attorney .«year. ______________________________ FOR BALE —BIX nurses for saie. Cali »nor eddre-e J M Geerbeeit, ÄWABWA Nrauwo, ] fell« t<> cure. K W Grov« s atgaaturv to w.x-d wanted at tbv GUARD < fflee on toe. A liutai atra trit oa raeb box eubecHpllon ecoouot. The reiaaiutler of our Summer Suits aid Skirts mu9t be sold. Eugene, Or, FOB HALE.—Three Lite at Header- eon Blatlou. Ou the raiiruad. God S room bouse, barn anductbuildlngs. Or will trade for part slock. £ B Wickham, Walterville, Orrgon. COW b FOR HALE—With oalvee by tbeir side and some soon to come. Call at my ranch In Noti valley. H H B tbvkns . Crash Suits. White Pique Suits and Reversible Covert Cloth Suits. • * * * 4* 4* FOB BALE OR 1BADF.-147 aer.s on tbe Military road 26 tn.Ire from Eugen*, t> miles from Lowell, on the Willamette river. 70 acres bottom land; 12 acres fl-ar; tbe rest bill with eome timber. '1 here la a good bouee with four room«, -moke bouse and bam. I will sell or trade at a bargain. Call on me at tore H E Gardner’s on First street between Jefferson and Madison, < r address '1 F Gooch Eugene, Orrg ir. Lost and Found. WATCH LGBT.—Au open faced Lick, I WHtcb with stem sei ami atom wil d, etlacbed to a long cbalu was lost at Junction ou tbe Fourth, binder will please leave same at tbe G uard office end receive reward. BICYCLE FOUND.—A bicycle was left ataudlug iu froul of Marx’s bar ber abop forseveial days. Owner can have It by calling at tbe shop, I describing tbe property aud paying for this notice. CHARM LOST. —A watch charm with Initial. “M 8 H,” loet on the street«. A reaaouable reward will be paid the fludar by leaving at th« G uard office. • ALSO • • White duck Skirts, Demino Skirts, Crash Skirts and Fancy Cotton Skirts. For io days only at a BIG BARGAIN. * FOB BALE—160 acres with large boure and barn«; 80 timber; 50 acres bot tom land; 12 ecrMelsarrd and eowtd email orchard; good outside range for about 100 bead of cattle. Prioe {1000. AddreM W B Hoott, Jasper, Or Also 160 acrM saw timber, price T i »»00. Camwau., July 10.—Mlae Boxi* Pringle went lo Heginaw yesterday to Visit ber aunt, Mrs Alma Nears. Mr Bey Block well, who lias been visiting n letivee here will «’art for Eastern Oregon today. Miaee« Anna and Irma Howe have gone to California to spend a tew FOB BALE.—Oue of tbe choicest residence« in .Eugene ou Willamette months. street. Call on TN Hegar, Hotel Home of tbe people of Creewell went Eugene, for further particular«. to Walker last Monday to help cele brate. Tbe people of Walker post FOR HALE.—Town lota for sale at Blue River City. Sawmills in a few poned tbe oelebratlon until Monday on hundred yards of town site. Apply account of the rain. A g'xxl time was to 8C Sparks, Blue Rivt-r City, Or. reported. MrJ M Valkmar left Monday for a FOR BALE -A gixni grain, hay aud vacation trip and to visit relatives. stock farm of 216 acres for sate, f He expects to stay a month. mile from store, postoffioe, school Mrs Volkmer will stay in tbe drug and ebureb, 4j miles from rail store during Mr Volkmer’s abeenoe. road elation, good buildiugs, well watered, level and good location, 120 acres plowed and part ecwo Chautauqua Association. to wheat, on reason able terms. A snap tor tbe purchaser, ( an be Tbe Willamette Valley Chautauqua reached from Goshen by stage. Call Association will be held at Gladstone on C 8 Richardson Pleasant tiiii or Perk near Oregon City, July 8.h to C A Parker, 482 Jefferson street, Eu 19tb. Btduced rates via Southern Pa gene, Oregon. ct flo Co’s line« on the certificate plan. Special attraction« ibla season, For Rent. Cbemewe Indian Band ; bast ball every afternoon; Chas Craig the noled im TO BENT.—Block and fruit ranch, 440 acres, 50 acres in cultivation, 10 personator; Dr Bobt McIntyre, tbe acre« in orchard, one mile and a half great word painter of tbe West and from Walterville. Call on or addrees McClary, the eutertaiuing lecturer. E M Bowtrmai, Walterville, Ore On July 10.h tbe Hon Henry Wat gon. terson will *p*a 1 on "Mone and upon Cuba now, with the blighting effects oerttin to be felt by every Dexter Notes. class of business. Cuba is yet very young as an independent principal Special 1« Onard. ity, and is in poor condition to D kxtxb , July 9.—Heythg to in pro- Moral«,” and on July 11th will deliver withstand snob a calamity. Sbe grew. Quite a good deal wee damaged hie celebrated lecture on Abraham during tbe recent rain. Lincoln. It ie reported that King Edward, has yet no credit of any conse <J L William«’ log drive for 'he Eu July 19 h the entire pn gram will be quence, and can not Secure aooom- when approached on the question of gene mill to Juat above thle plaoe. They furnished by pupi • of tbe Chemewe giving Aator a baronetcy, need odatione in the way of bond loans ere making exoellent progreea. Indian ecbool; mu-ic, vocal aud lu* come strong language and suggested to help her through her troubles. Cloy Parker waa borne tbe greater atrumental, reoltnlioue, baseball aud a that Astor go back to Amerioa and Besides, the island has been re part of laat week on a vlalt. He to grand closing concert by tbeCuemewa Indian Band should make thia day cue stay there. Probably the king duced to extreme poverty, and its working in a camp near Neettle. of li>tereel ai d entertainment. wealth producing plantations have Edgar John-on iiae purchased Ove meant to expreeo no ill will toward For programs and lurtber informa aerre of land from i4 HandMker at tbe u«, and only meant he pould pre been devastated by the long pro tion call on uearrst Southern Pacific junc'lon of the Loet Creek eud Mill* fer not to be annoyed by the peti tracted war with Spain. She o*n tary roade. Verily Dexter will be a agent. tioner. How would it do for you not recover from this in any ebort city yet. to seek elsewhere, Mr Aitor? There time, but is yet iu a feeble condi The new stage will be on the road Junction-Deadwood Stage Line may be some purchasable titlee in tion. Her productive industries aooie time next week. Leave« Junction Mondays, Wednes A F Edwards baa purchased;» mov* Franoe, Spain, Ittly, Egypt, or are convalescent, but still require nursing to bring their full capabil Ing ploture maoliiue and to billed to day« and Fridays at 6 a m, for Maple- China. tou via Deanw<xxl aud way pointe give an entertainment at the WOW Returns Tuesdays, lliuredays and ities. The method adopted by an elec To the United States alio this hall at Plea«aut Hill Wedoeeday even Saturday». Single Fere...................................... 14.50 ing, July 16. tric railway oompany In Baltimore question of fioatioial «lability in Bound Trip...................................... 8.60 For further particulars Inquire or ad ie one that will readily oommend the island should be an important dress Harrisburg Notes. itself to corporations employing one. The world looks upon this E d B ryant , At Cascade Drugstore, J unction City, men. Tbe oompany has decided to oountry as sponsor for Cuba, and H abrisbubg Joly 9.— Contractor J Oregon. insure the lives of its 8000 oon- we oertainly are to a great extent M Eddy, of Eugene, baa begun th« tiuotoro and motor men in eubetan- responsible for her care in her erection of th« naw Harrisburg Hotel. Reporters Complimented. tai insurance companies. The youthful stage. Not only that, He baa a large fore« of men at work object of this ie to prevent damage congress will be charged by other and expect« to complete the balldlng Mr Eddy bae R katti . x , July 9.—Tracy left at the eu It in case ot any death or injury countries with the responsibility of In about five weeks. rented the Henry McCartney reeldenoe Gerrell’e bouse a -peoial message to by accident. The men are at no having brought about the financial on Hmith «tieel i” which hl« family uewepaper men aa follow«: expense for the insurance premium, stress. Failure to pass the re will reald« during bla etay here. ‘The n«w«pap»r men hare given me it being paid by tbe oar oompany, ciprocity law by the last oongreee Th« Willamette river roM four feet a fair deal, except when they «aid 1 and no reduction in wages is made is alleged as the oauee of industrial l>y reeeou of the let« heavy rain«. It killed Merrill ireacberouely. Merrill triad to kill me, but I aaw him and got to cover it, but it io a stipulation or depression in the island. This can 1« falling rapidly. him tint. Th« Dew-paper men are Il 1« th« general opinion of bopgrow- ooutract at the time of accepting be easily understood, and congress alway« the Oral to arrive aod the poe> era In tbl« vlolnlty that the rain«, the Insurance, that thio ehall be bo can not successfully plead not coupled with th« w irm weathir, will aee follow.” ot pted aa full settlement between guilty to such a charge. Congress be of gre.t benefit to that Indualiy. the company and the rm ploys for had ample warning and knew Chickens, Butter and Eggs. any damage sustained by aooidenl. what was right and what would be Whale-Oil 'Soap. An injured man io sure to be paid We pay tbe highest cash prise for the result of wrong action. ami the employer baa no suite to ohlckeue, butler aod egg«, Call and But the trusts are still in ex On and after Monday, July 14, tbe eee us. coneend with. C-KATTLK PRODUCK CO, ietenoe and are exercising their in Eugene Ho >p Co will bare ou band a Werl Sth atreet, Eugeu«-. Wiat kind of guards do they fluence over oongreee to the extent fulleupply of whale-oil aoap for «pray Bacili« buggies «tend the teat for have at tbe Oregon penitentiary, that no measure passed the last ing purpowe. No need to Mad out cf town for it when it to eo plentiful here. bard eervice, Chamber« Hardware ha anyway? The one who managed congress not to their liking. The lbem. Hupenor B' ovm to fire off hie gun the other night trusts strenuously appoeed the re- Chamber« A Bro. wheu be thought be aaw a man*« prooity bill; and it failed to pa«e, \ ou know W bat > m , Ara Taklne bat over tbe wall, ie being praised tbe practice of bleeding being al When you take Grove’« Taatrle«« Woodchoppers Wanted. Cbil) Toni.’ t>ec«u«<’ the f rmula to tor hit vigilance and bravery. But lowed to oontinue as heretofore, plelnly printed on every hu'tle «bnw- W oedchontera wan’-, d to cot bl« _ >ng that It 1« -Imp'v Iron and Qulnln* in reality ha did just what be and tbe oountry is in apreiioa- body flr wo si. Ap|ly at home 00 In a taa'eleea form. NocW», no pay. oight not to have done—scared ment. river road or addteM al Junction. 50’. hie priie away. Suppose it to be But for the demand« of the trust L C Vrrvs. C 8 F arrow A Co.—Have the beet true that an intruder were attempt wards of cotigreee, Cuba would be binder-, mower« and rakee In tbe mar ing to gain entrance to the yard •«joying her «bare of prosperity to ket. Thi« 1« tbe only flrm in Lane by ecaling the walla, and the guard day, instead of being in the throve oounty that ba« a binder that rone Ttte Ite*« Prracrt««!** «ar Statarla bad been keen of perception aa be of financial disaster, and our na ahead of tbe team. They al-o have a Chill« and fever I« a botti« of Grove « eeeme to pro'eee. Then there tional houor would not be eeaaiiable Taaleleaa > Chill Tonic. It to simply •round-band mower for -ale cheat, Iron and I Quinine Io a ta*tel«M form, Nee them for machinery, real estate, would be one proper thing to do. by tbe civilia«d world. No Core, i. No Pay Price SUo. lo-urance end cans for the t>e«t bar* That ie to take the intruder and galoa. They waot to buy a good tu«. New at<x ’k of furniture Juat put In, et Liak tin ware, goarant**a fri year* keep him—not to drive him away. gy horse at once. Chamber« Hardware. Thia m ght easily have been done prlcM that you can afford to fix up akw. Call aod riamloe. by the guard had be simply Dre- 40 a»C .n<1*haod bu««t*«. carta srd Chamber« Hardwere. tended not to eee tbe head over tbe Chittitu Bark and Wool * afona, Many «'-xi and «■ m« no fix'd. Priese v»ry k»w. wall and dropped where be oould Administratrix Notice. Chamber« Hardware. Hrlug ell yoor ehlttlm bark and not be aeon, but where be oould eee Notice is hereby given, that tb« under- wool to W Sander» Eogeo- He will <««r« tb . V« a«b ami Werb, .-Vf tb« i*U. bla fame and get it after it bad •«gn-d Awaoda Xrvng. ha« b«ea dniy. pay tbe highest ceeh prlee. app.ua led «.Iwiaiatrem« of tbe eetele of lAxetlve Bromo Quinine Table's croeeed tbe wall and wae Inside the it It Fiaber, decaaaad. by lb« eoaaty court cure a oild in one day. No Cure, No yard. That Intruder should haw ao.t all pvrwaa haring claua« ageiaat Mid Horae ahi*« that anybody can sail Pay. Price 25 ceote. been admitted to the enclosure and •■tate are hereby aotiied to praam the ou al Ch-mbera Hardware. Fx'rna fore»ery oi l mower or blotter. Mete with i roper ronchar» to Mid admin not allowed to escape. Tbe guards ■•traini at th« tow oSkw o. L Bityru. in TO Clue A «MM.» IN VMM OAV Gel them eariv at Chaiubrra Hard down there have been eo long with Eag-n« Gregna, w.lhla eil moa th a from Take Laxative Rrwo Qmam« Tablets ware th* .late o Ibi- notice All drasgteta rwfund lb« money If II out anything to do that they nerd Dried thia Sth day o* J sly IK’S W ood W amtbd —A few ords of Skirt * Suit Sale N uosa under thia head not to exceed baa inaa, 50 oauta par veek; 81 50 a m«th; 8U S. H. FRIENDLY A Something nice and new in SKIRTS SKIRTS have always b.een a strong line with us, and they are more so than ever this season. The Essentials ARE ALL THERE. Nobby Styles, Reliable Materials, Perfect Fitting, Moderate Prices. P. FRANK & SON, 34, 36 and 38 E Ninth St. ? Our Motto to Please Fruit Jars... L We keep a well'selected line of Grocerier and fresh vegetables of all kind- in th-ir season. Freeh Saratoga chip- and saltel peanuts. Tillatnoolr, limbergrr snd country cheese. Giv us a Call. w. B. M c K inney . Phone, Red 66-3. Prices Right. SKEELS I847 Rogers Bros A 1 Ware, Free. Miscellaneous. TEAMS WAN TED. —T o haul lumber from our mill on Coast Fork river. Good pay, steady work. Coast Fork Lumber Co, Cottage Grove, Oregon. FABM TO TBADE.—I have a farm of 353 acrM, fi miles south of Fresno, Cal whieb I desire to trade for farm property In Lane couuty. Land I- all good bottom laud, well watered aud well improved in every particu lar. Address B, eate G uard , E u * gene. J. W. KAYS’ FURNITURE CO Embalmers and Fruneal Directors Day & Henderson, Undertakers and Embalmers. Cor. Will ana 7th Overton E have just finished unloading a mammoth car of Furniture direct from the factory. Call and in spect our new line. Everything to fur nish a home. J. W Kays Furniture Co Wall Paper and Paint Ce, 37 we«t48th ifrttt| " ...FOR... Lstrit designs tn Wall paper, B««t paints snd Lowest Prîtes. At Attractive Display »»f gmceri**B is ever to be f-’and G e»*n s; but look« don’t the tele. One can of corn maf more attractive th n another, snd.wt n--t i»e wor h half tbe money. l?a*t half of onr succ**-»« in * H dua *o our kn^ wled/e of bavin** get the ben- fit of our juilgmeat« Mail Orders Promptly Filled. J. U. Green &Son Eastman Kodaks, Premo, Poco and Century Cameras, Cyclone Magazine Cameras. Telephone, Main 25-1 I> * price, a., -b, Sut w« <in gir» them r whaty.>u are get’io g. I>.»-a I-r-r -'■■ * ‘ you’ W e've got it. Dt> l< a p ) lee— J ha— tieni. lk> atr->,hti. rwarl ’r»'"0’* ", guaranteed tran—ct<< r. n t* ■ -t r<”>' ‘7*.■“ >• place te bu> Grocainw. I rwLry a“11 ” »ara. Yours to ns Pl-«*». Tot« v> —. v All —IUI 1» -taa.lv : ph.A.Tgr»phie gnola earn»! ta Work al prioae ..( th* lar^e«« pb. to rcpply .kal-r- in th« custrr E. Scwahr zsahild. Eugene Book Store, Eugene, Oregon, Shriek N. T. Wilson. PhoM Baia. Oil