The Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1899-1904, August 23, 1902, Image 12

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Newspaper Page Text■■ 850 allowed.................... ( •• *■ f .’r.' »1« L richwaiz child • Gitas A Pr >w> R >»d and bridge account Allowed Aug 6 — For Infants and Children. ÄScgctable Preparation for As simila I inß lhe 1ÏKX1 and lleguia - ling the StoujuciB and Bowe is of j The Kind You Have Always Bough Bears the Signature I nfan is/< hildken Promotes Dii’eslion.Cheerrtil- ness and Rest Contains neither Otium.Morphine norMuiexuL I N ut N ahcotic . I W P Purk«r*ou damage claimed Coniti Allowances- RD Hawley roadwork.................... Lae Jeans roadwork....................... George Mounts roadwork................ W F Mooney roadwork................ Chas Hobblue roadwork, oiaimed *3, allowed......................................... ............ O 1 trintsndeul'* »ui pile* ........... postal Telcgraph-CaUe Co »er- <0 vices..................................................... We.'ern Uutoo T 1 graph Co 75 sei vic*............................................... 2« 45 4 60 4 bri-maQ A B«ug« livery tiirv. P. 'ific Ht«te« Te er hone «Dd Tei- 2 Ó0 • graph C • Mivice,............... ...... 15 20 L Millican roadwork .................. 2 35 Irwtii.riiMleon Co »U pile-.......... 40 75 Frank Hcbu-ider r<»d«nrk, c alm A C Jeouitigu r-xuiii ..!' g r,C»rd» 34 60 12 00 M B W 11« exam I f re' or<l-....... 34 6>> ed |13 allowed......................... iO to ; American Arlthrn i e er | o ad Fred D«rt>eill<* roadwork.... 5 15 Gee Ctie*her roadwork............. ding luecbiue................................. 375 (0 5 00 E U Lee »taone, eXi re-e»gr, BC Hemau ro«dwork............ 4U 1 50 ( Chatiee Me Hee road wore......... freight................................................ 8 76 i dr« Win Preetou balance due on J H Harper roadwork............ 8 60 Darwin Jeans roadwork......... R«»t Coilage.....................................360 00 3 00 . W W Wither, expense in arreet* Dow Estes roadwork................. 6 65 W H Andrew« lumber............. lug Bert Huaiou.................... «83 05 3 00 R E Wslaer gravel..................... NaaiU* l rayl >r, f nierlv of 1'Wa, 8 62 O W Fidler r»cdw.>rk............. 18 * • OW • f Coburg, ir erv HU a Öbe |3< 0) Waller» 4k Son lumber............ BUFFALO BILL’S W1D YfEST A PROUDLY PREDOMINENT EXHIBITION OP UNIVERSAL INTEREST. 7 W4 reside ore on W»-t Eleventh »tree»'. L Lindley lumber..................... 8 0) The sto> e f unda'lou tusw been laid aud G W Natter field sbovehng.... 4 60 umber hauled. {««acriprslg roadwork.. 2 60 A wee II axleoi a umber-wagon of B John Hmigley roadwork 2 25 M It cl aid-on, ot c y te, precipitated A*ber Veatcb roadwork 10 00 * heavy load f luir I er 'o ih» grouuii O Bennett hauling .......... Clyde Lamb roadwork thi* aftertioou • n ba l Fifth atreei. Aperteci Remedy forConstifw» Lee Mounts roadwork... Ku one wa» huit. lion. Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea G MoMill-n baullng rock Worms .< lonvukioiw .Feverish Albert Mounts roadwork ness and Loss OF SLEEP. j I Hbaw Collins roadwork Fac Simile Signature or K L Etwards roadwork L E Ward roadwork........ Thia aifnature in on every lx>x of tbe genuine NEW YOHK. Win H Scaod'sti roadwork 60 Laxative Bromo Quinine T»bieu (►• 4 I b i h O a 11 h % old Jerry Atkinson roadwork i s oo Geo M Crow rosdw trk........ Dosi.s ,-J >< IMS 65 oo C F Keopke, crustier work. F Bailey crusher work....... tXACT COPY Of WRAPPER A Barker cruaber work....... W H Osgood crusher work.... k______________________ th! rgMVAUR '.OMS«*» •*(• 'OSH CfYY J H Dunlap roadwork.................... H W Hieeder wood for crusher... Geo Learned roadwork............... H Mecollum work od crusber... ...Call on... Geo Hilleg«« baullDg gravel R W Slone hauling gravel... W McCollum crusher work. Awsy hack in the sunny South, L Evans oruatier work........... A special correspondent of the in ih» Appalachian mountain range J Jones roadwork..................... Oreg n au writing Irom North tbe men on tbe inside with govern E 1 Vaughn hauling lumber. (Jie Bail-y crusher woik....... Ya iu I ii I i says the larmers of Yam ment officials are working tbe “re J H B'eagtie crueller work... bill county have been compelled to serve” buri uses eo common out John Goldson roadwork....... Money lived ii W •rthle«s lands have been T J Calloway crustier w- rk... dlzrsiy their iarorng industries. here. Money earned." taken there with the sole view of H Calloway crasher work He >»rite« in part: vetting Leu land scrip tnerefor H G Htullh roadwork...... Faith iu tbe never-failing quali H Nestle crusher work.... ties ol lbt> Yaiuhlil county lurrn bar when it »hall have been declared a W H Roberts roadwoik.. been Shaken In tne Iasi lew yeaie, reserve. Then locations will be Jett • ampbell roadwork. when the yield ol 30 to 40 bushels made-on the valuable forest land» A L Taylor roadwork.... per acre b«s dropped to about 18 or of the west with the »crip eo ol>- R T Clevenger roadwork 20 T' jib year mU'ti ot the laud I 18 ayter merchandise.... will produce 14 to 16 bushels and ■ allied. I N D-nnis hauling rock The government hap, in eflect. lew fields will yield 2.0. Bi great J Darnellle ro«dwo>k........ has been the cbstKe th t 1' W Per been robbed of millions of dollars H A Carter lumiier and work.... ry, who has lived 50 years iu Y «in- by the finely omceived lieu land Gllie-ple & .Dean bltcksmilblng biilcuui ty, and lor 20 years oper scheme—the exchanging of bar J B MoFarUnd blaeksmi lilug ated a grain Warehouse at this Andy Wilson roadwork.... piece, exclaims, as be views tbe de ren valueless land for tbe beat O B Hasting«roadwork....... And, cadence of wbeatgrowiug: * It limoer lands of the country, Fnohmallck nails................. w. uld have been beit-r it the farm as usual, it is the already rich who C R Hastings oruaher work We have been Blue to ers had never raised a bushel ol have profited. En>e»i Conley crusher work h I k > w a good many wheat.’’ He kept the wareb<>u-<e |H«ople that they were John Conley crusher work wheat when 160,000 bushels of actually lotting money A Southern Ctliiorma man gave ri Rtilnev«ult roadwork..... by fa ling to inveati North Yaubili were tiuued to g 4e our claims: That a 1‘ >rilaod Oregonian reporter Chas G ay roadwork............. every year, aud when large qu«n we nerve our cuatoinerfl s >me int re-t ng points on irriga- Frank Grav roadwork ....... id the beat ¡ m » Bible litis» had to he piled outride Ur- F J Gray crusher work....... way at the leant ex- ion the other d>y. He eaid be can e the warebouie wouldn’t.inil<> ¡»enne. We are able Joseph Price crusher work Toia year tbe wheat h»tiled it all. to prove it to you. ae, t twenty bead ol milk cows tbe Fred Prioe crusher work..., to N irih Ya unili will not be mor» year a ound on alialta grown on t'C Po ley otualier work.... thau 40,000 husbels forty acres. Six crop» a year are J T Donaldaou crusher work ou Irom the laud, tbe irrigation ri M Caruthers crusher work W Adams hauling rock bei g supplied by a gvaoliue tngme W Adame road wo. k...... II hl 1LR. ouiupma fr>ru a seven inch ar Fred Price roadwork...... It is the general belief that tbe Ninth St., Opp. Hoffman House eaiau well w nob dono not flow to J T D >ualdsou wood for crusher.. annual grant io King Edward Ute surface. The water is Ukeo E F Chapman lumber.................. amounting to 12,850 000 of our "It b not what you make but •ver the field in pipes whiob are Olio Pe'zgold load work.............. uhat you save ” money, comes entirely from tn» Preetou A Heine merchandise.. di-j tinted to a low the water to E Hail 1 roadwork.................... tixpayers’pockets. This is an tn- 11 >w on tbe ground. Tbe old way G Peizgotd roadwork.............. roneous idea, in the course o of open ditches wasted a great N J Dahlln roadwork............... centuries certain properties have mount of waler in evaporation Paine A Kay merchandise....... been eel aside for the crown and H L Long merchandise.......... aud seepage. from these he derives his income, Lougbuailler A Pettr merchan dise........................................................ lie let' properly of all aorta, large A rail containing one million coal mines, mansions, hotels, bath lineal feel of piling ia about ready Htiertuan Heller blacksmithing Charley Gray roadwork................ ing machines, chimney slacks, Al to be towed to aea for Sau Francisco OE Barbis roadwork.................... rents ranging from a penny IO Tom Stella, a small t>wn on the U B Ware roadwork........................ thousands ot pouuds sterling a Washington side of the Columbia Booth-Kelly Lumber Co lumber year. Ki ver. Wnen it is understood J Hnckb lumber................................. The late Queen Victoria, rather that toere are 16 666 pieces of Gen Farlow work on pile driver Harlow Vosburgb work od pile than l»e bothered with collecting pUmg in 1,000 000 Hneal feet, and driver ..................................... / < her rents, dec ded l> commute her that the average is thirty pieoee ot Lome Farlow bridgework ngbts 11 crowu lands fora yearly piling t> tlie acre, it will tie seen Arthur Striker bti.lgewnrk grant, aud her succ-ssor. King E l- that a trill» upward ot 565 acres ot A N Striker brio., »work He ry Cowau bridge work., ward, has elected t> do the ume, l mber are demanded lor each James Im Bow lumber.......... bo Inal England really gels her million lineal tret ot piling cut. A W Hinkson bridge work... } (ji/r sovereign for noth'nt. Merritt Caitsel bridgework............ A boll of lightning struck tbe Mill lorn Bros lumber and mar- A bold Freewater, Washington, cbandlsa........... . ........... church in which a Baptist oouveu- robber pul (our men whom be A W Wright lumber... tion was tret tig held at Norfolk, G W Wright lumber robl>ed the other day in a very Virginia,Thursday. Several women R F Ooogdou bridgework.. position. They were ridiculous aud children were injured in the W J Bennluger btldgework playing the national gems ot poker rush to get out, a > the press report E Wolf brideswork....... in a saloon when tbe bold, bad N Ratcliff bridgework „ raya. l>id tbe pastor* remain at E Harrows bridgework burglar pul in an ap^marauce with their poet o' duty ? J N riprague bridgework hi» little gun. How much did be Ì in Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA “OLD’’ YAMHILL'S CHEAT GROWING. For THE ONE GLORIOUSLY GRAND RULER OF THE AMUSEMENT REALM phaJa&x ot all that ia * Peri«t rar* vun suvsss- GREAT, GRAND and HEROIC With more than enough nie rrs STUSUUKTOS Newly Added Features ttUb The Mounted Waniors of the Worfo Tu make an entirely new exhibition In martial array. This season augmented by , MARVELOUS MARINE DISPLAY Showing tbe actual work and drill of the 0. S. UFE-SH VI NG SE1B In Which tbe strong, sturdy ten* ot tbe , a f 3d .v.,. heroism aod life work to the Rugged Rough Riders OF" TMR l CIGARS AND TOBACCO VIRILE, MUSCULAR, HEROIC HAWgg Baa and can endure. COWBOYS, Are you And all tbe Features That Made the Wild West I'limous. Introduced and personally directed by tbegnut Who will lead the GRAND REVIEW OF ROUGH RIDERS IN STREET CAVALCADE Heeides the gorgeous military tournament, tbe grand martial speitigl»ili» year will be the reproduction in a most complete and acc'imt« marnwiot T’TE them? from ttble-lx>iied tn3n Of course would four qu t not work aud ait down to gamble with out there them at lis got Indiana An man ba» just sold tor thirty hie wife to another man ovule. Cerlamly she did not look a ehanoe for one ol. like thirty cents to txjtli partiea to least to wiu something! • be transaction I was They may com- just ten dollars. could have made ah >ul They th t much in a lav bad tbay tbiown the cards I in the stove and gone to work, He should have kicked them, aud did pare exi>eriaueee la'er ai d mine Logging in y»t given order» polio men to see have been beet of the woik. a hakirdous occupa there in trouble Portland got the trade. tion, it bard loo. which deter revins to securing men Tbe pay be for no the la good, though that all “j ar- not eo lucra'ive as not many year» by women ago when loaders were paid lour lors’’ in saloons visited be screened from observation tbe bar. from and five dollar» a dar Mayor Williams svdent- ly is not a believer in the gent's Traveling by rail is Taught with Two of influence o' woman when there are danger even to elephant*. Ringling Brother» ’ oireus elepb »nt st'mulanta about Maybe, though,, it is the class of w.>tneo that fre quent saloon “parlor»” who bavsi jjo plaosin his estimation. care went Sunday. ii to the ditch al Tacoma Three w-re though not eeriou»ly. E Tower« bridgework... Clayton Inman bridge work Wm C I man bridge work... W W luman bridgework .. Hy I venter Rauch bridgework Joi n IVodene brldgework... A Bond A Boo lumber G W Wright lumber........ Jas Inman bridgowork .. Henry Cowan bridgework A T Youug bridgework... Hurlburt Nickllo Mercantil-JCo merchandise claimed 848 85, allowed...................................... Merrill Caaieel bridge work... G W Farlow bridgework....... Homer Farlow bridge work... G W Fou«t bridge work....... Geo W Wright lumbar.......... Admission, 50 cents. Children under 9 years 25 cents. Reserved Seats, in cluding admission, $1.00, on sale at the Corner Drug Store MONUMENTS ARKIVED Willamette • • ■•A CAR Valley Land Co. Partiea desiring to snll farm land or city propeity would do well to list it with this company. PARK ANO WASHINGTON. PORTLAND. OREGON al POINTS EAST The school where thorough work is done; where the twos * vs given; where confidence is developed; where bookkgP^ is taught exactly as books are kept in business ; where shortaanu made easy ; where penmanship is at its best; where hundreds Iwokkeepers and stenographers have been educated for suuce« - life; where thousands more will be. Open all the year. Catalogs* fc* A. P. ARMSTRONG, LL. B., PRINCIPAL_^____ TOANDfTBOM ALL [■yrt ri’to s J I -1 HERVE SEEDS?WEAK M n«i 8 K G BORGE, Enema, 5<eat for Laa« County. ’S it ■ . c ' v ■ 'J - * ■ •■ 1, 4 oi alone, evil drcania, I tv r »' 3 or n«»«’P'- •nd bhaovl hr I Ider testbep»««' • . Easily carried In re-1 p < k kI* 1 perboTj Mild. »■<•% n trrtffm orm<r”< n r' medlenl book. •PR'» i P'"in flnnnrinl M«nd‘nr A > rh-« f ”■ [ '' Q” ■“’i , tlOfU. K;<ibjwar».:v«t».or»d * «» For MlaiA Butane. <»r4fMbr HEN'DEIL- l ).' A.an4*r^bBl UNA IT •J AFTER Al lui SHORTLINE TO u»«»r'-,'z7 -/J,- ]8 VBALITÏ ' 1 .<1 to«.. w remedy for r rvo *s prnatr* n *nd » & ' The ! I craat .ir- oreaos of ‘ eitner sex, Ru« h - n - S N rati ' .«U-.. i ; In.!-. , nev ■ >n'<. \ ont 5ft I Error or Tobacco orOp> lead xo i-e cr ref USIkC »5 order we g n-n U5IF1, 5 twin, for »4.OO. I Ì. i-> . r* i . S .I1..U4» Ale 4X>.i <•* -it** J »T? Ia»3 *** For Sale bv Linn D^uo C« N noopo», Chca|e Tkwwsh Palm» ami Ton Ms» 81«,.«, Ihaiag aa.i Buffet 8n>. kias IJwm. *5... AND POINTS EAST Title Guarantee A Loan Co land I eot rlea...... ...••• ...■«■•■•. m .. 15 '0 85 Linn Drvg Oo brush.......... ............ 5 ft) Want Bros sprinkling streets.... . —..... W W M • RTIN, Proprietor THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY LAND ■ LOMPaNY, recently organized in Eu gene iatbe tiret company in the valley to >end a man to the Central atatee to advertise O-egon. After July 15 they will have an office in Lincoln, Neb., in charge of Willard Cooper, and on September lit will bring a party of homeeeeken from Omaha to Eugene. Il Patil, Ou uta. M iscsl lancoue arc»— iojuried, Guy Lsatr-r 'teary bite EUGENE GRANITE ANO MARBLE W G. G. Gross, Hilliard Cooper, Will H. Jennings. TICKETS LOAD • ■ ■ ■ Direct from quarries in New England. Two more cars on the way. None furnish better work. None in the valllej handle in larger quantities, Hence our prices ark right . Write for booklet. “By the People and For the Peop’e. Head Office M. Mim tí !'». Ore.->>a. I’ rtlaa.i ilffica, 719 Manpiam F dg. HILL Two Performances Daily, 2 and 8 p. m., Rain or Shine. A Strictly Mutual and Co operativa Institution In>ur>ncv in forre Iles 31. TH 8'0,1*74 45400 "v ’ in la me rear......... Nel «avine to member« in on« y-ar rn sture aia.sist a« «oui- par-li aith Monk r.<B|>ani«« *0,591 60 L-ir. p*„i durine the war in ■ listing mij letni«nto . ........ 23,00» M Of BATTLE SAN JUAN THE OREGON FIRE RELIEF ..ASSOCIATION. get o COL. W. E CODY, “BUFFALO BILL'’ Money? f orse a honed • . AMERICAN INDIANS, MEXICAN RURALIES BEDOUIN ARABS, SOUTH AN ERICAN CAUCHOS AMERICAN CAVALRY, GERMAN CAVALRY, RUSSIAN COSSACKS, COPYRICMV i »00 CUBAN PATRIOTS, AMERICAN ARTILLERY, ROOSEVELT ROUGH RIDERS, WESTERN GIRLS, ROYAL ENGLISH -1 RISH LANCERS, Julius Goldsmith M. R. JANNE WORLD. A gathering of eitraordinary conaequenre to fittiv.i. Illustrate all that THE LIEU LAND STEAL. BRITISH CROWN EXPENSES. 1 Ca DAILY TKAlNSj FAST TIME. For Fstea. Folds«« and Full Inf -rm« rmrarlin* ti. keto. r.mto» «Cc, e*d oa or add.«« J. W. PH ALON, v v a H. DICKSON eta in THIBO STREET. PWTUHO ARC DKNN1MVN, A W. P. a . tU.Fiivt Arwns, SKA MU, W am * X ou want a uimm ! clean bo when you stop ovei night ii. Eugene. New bedsand newly papered and painted rooms at the Courthouse Lodging House. No old.duety, worn- out carpets but clean painted floors with a nice bright Brus sels carpet rug to each bed. Just back of the courthouse. found A Coinjkh In of Straw, Felt f 1 Stra-HM’s 3- luifi M»r»ur, C oc< J Blast, Tin ard Griiuti Dru,$ •• K diCi"ts- Uk.iliUHL Hi Varney*« Deos*"«"» S*** (ROW.