The Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1899-1904, September 27, 1902, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextFiiíiei e Guard SEPTEMBKR 37 SOME EDUCATIONAL Sales A TELEPHONE NUISANCE FACTS. If trday the Wiilam-t • Univer sity, in« Pscitio Univer'ity or the Slits Uotveret'y could be Irsne- piauied t > Portland aud re-esteb- lisurd Ujin su iudepeudent b.sis, 11 would within a year multiply lie student body and lie general re sources and gain for itself the as surance ot a large future. As a rule, those who go from borne to college waul not merely what may be got in lhe classroom, but such contact with general lite as oan be found only in a city.—Oregonian. •‘As a rule those who go from home to oollege," or perhaps those who send them, prefer that they shall not be exposed to ths numer ous temptations of metropolitan life. If either of the universities named could be transplanted to Portland we donut if lhe atten i- anue of students, apart from Port land, would bo materially in creased. As for the State Univer sity Eugene offers students splen did social, church and heme advan tages, convenience of railroad, poo- tai, telephone and telegraph facili ties, without ths temptations of a oity. We have all the advantages that Portland may offer, and prac tically none of tbe objeotional fea tures that attach to that plaos and A ‘ busy man” makeo a well- founded oomplaint that many users of the telephone drop the instru ment after calling the oentral office for a number, then have to bo oalled up by the ¡»arty wanted, Who is thus kept waiting. Tbe G uard offioe baa tbe same oomplaint. With us if it only happened a few times a day our spirits would not be perturbed. But where we are oalled numerous times during the day, <ben are kept waiting and have to “ring up" the party it gels very lireoome. Stay with the phone a reasonable time before leaving it. In the G uard instanoe some one of the editorial and business force is almost always right al tbe phone. Don’t make us feel like swearing! We Have Just What You Want. For Sale. n □ FOR 8ALE. Choice > ic .bid gr.se -eed, 5jc pe«’106 pound lots or I-»!’. G C Mi.lfit, Junction Cltv, O. N tailor made suits, read}’ made skirts h' waists, jackets, raglans or capes, hij’i woolen or muslin underwear, corsets 01 h e Deuts kid gloves, extra fine quality, dress-n3'’ latest fall or winter silks, large assortment nelettes, new stock french flannel, outing fluH^ We also carry a complete line of gentlemen’s.) boys’ clothing or fui nishing. FOR SALE.—Number of buetc sheep sod Duibam Csives for -al*. Two mils- «ou h ol Pittwsul Hili. A J C uzs i. _____________ THOROUGHBRED S1OCK FOR H a LE.—Short born bulls, yearlit gs ■ nd calve«; Cut-wold and Lincoln Bucks; Sheep and goats Sheep to lease. Call on or »dire-«« J C Mc Elroy, Eugene. HOGS FOR HA LE.—50 head of Berk shire hogs, weight 50 to 150 pounds, for salt al 6 O hi ts per pound. Also 4-yesi old t lsok mare and 2 regis'er- ed Hereford bull calve«. Address McKei zie Htock Farm, H, rl ; field, < Tegon. The statement ihat the monster POR HALE —Oceteinn, 1300 «nd 1400 turret steamship Lune Branoh, just Ibe; one new double eel of haruese in Portland harbor, will load but and one new Hiudebaker wagon. Inquire at this > ffi *. six thousand tons of her nine thousand carrying capacity at 6OR MALE.—A floe residence for sale at a barualn. Inquire of Wil Portland, going to Puget Sound for lamette Valley Land Co. or of Mrs the balance, should awaken the Triple Bar Experts, with Arnold's Carnival Co, who Heelop on lbs corner of Fifih and people of the tributary country to Lawrence streets. stand at the head of their profession. the urgent necessity of moving for Miscellaneous. prompt givernmsnt work on the Circuit oourt soot — bar. Tbe co«t of taking tbs steam* 4 80 HHEEP TO LET.—B.xty sheep to kt J H Taylor wit nee« fee............ er to Puget Sound, time lost, extra 5 60 C AUlesd witneiw fee.............. od shares to responsible party. Ad harbor oharges, all, will bo sysntu* Ferry acct— dress. B"X 2<>9, Eugens, Ore. ally taxed up against her oargo, Sheep, Hogs, Cows and Calves W H Edon, ferryman............ 33 0J HHEEP—I have some «heep to let on 30 00 E J Bowen, ferryman............ of whiob, strive as it may, it oan- thus shading tbs price received by and Miscellaneous Farm ►hares for one or more years; aho 50 34 >RCV ughu. ferryman ............ not rid itself. People sending their the wboatgrowers. some graded Cotswold bucks for sale. Property. 3 00 L Castleman, labi r on ferry.. A C Jennings, 109 Weet Filth ¡street, sons and daughters to oollege do 60 3 Wot Smith, labor on ferry ..... That is a sad statement from E ’gene, Or. not desire that they ahall bo put We, tbe undersigned, will sell at County officers acct— Captain McKay of Fort de France, public sale at tbe R P Caldwell ranch H R Knicaid, county Judge In “contaot with general life" ouch Martinique, now in New York, that 4J miles southwest ot Junction, 12 66 65 salury ........................................ “as can be found only in a city". there io no need of food supply con miles north west of Eugene and 6) Geo Craw, c>unty tretrurer They want them kept from it. tributions, as the southern part of northwest of Irving, on Wednesday, salary ........................................ : 66 66 The Oregonian io a stalo paper CO the island io prosperous and smil October 1, at 10 o’clook in the forenoon W W Wither», sheriff salary... 166 65 The Standard Paper patterns just re. far as circulation and influence is oeived show slot-seamed effects In cos sharp tbo following property towit ; Fred Flak, deputy sheriff ing. He says that “the fugitives 183 bead of stock, 70 bead of sheep, 75 00 tumes, Jackets, waists, and skirts. salary........................................ concerned, having no rival. It are comparatively few in number". Standard patterns can be relied upon 54 head of hogs. 5 bead of horses, 5 H L Bown, deputy sheriff should not attempt to bolster the That means that nearly all tbe peo bead of Hborl Horn milk cows, 4 bead salary.......... .......................... 50 00 I d making your Autumn and Winter Portland college failure up at tbe ple about that terrible Mount Pelee of oalves, 2 lumber wagons (one 3| W W Withers couveyiug way- olotbee. Be sure to visit our Paper expanse of these other institutions 32 25 Pattern department and inspect our —the norther population—wore wide lira and one 3J narrow tire); 1 of learning that have gained stand two-«eated back, 1 binder, 1 mower, 1 W W Withers serving subpoe stock. Patterns are Issued for every killed. 3 horse grain drill, 1 Oliver gang plow, 8 50 Deed In wearing apparel. When next na* In Corvallis,Or................. ing through the long years of pa tient labor of their educators. The importance of the lumber 1 fanning mill, 1 set of harnees, 2 bar E U Lee, county clerk salary... 186 65 you visit our store get a copy of The rows, 1 bay rack. 5 dozen chickens F L Glob«, deputy oouoty Dwig er, 10 cents It Is tbe favorite manufacturing industry at Port* household goods, kitchen furniture ami 75 00 magazine, edited by women for womeo. clerk eakry........... ................ land is shown by tbe statement other articles too numerous to men J I> Hawlin, deputy county 8. C, R ankin , N o 20 W . 7th street, MADE MILLIONS IN TEN YE4RS that six towboat« are employed at tion. clerk nakry............................ 50 00 upstairs over tbe Rankin music store. W' VI M.ller, County school su- TKHMS OF BAl.K. Winfield 8 Btratton, tbo multi this time of tbe year tiwing logs perln'euden t sukry............. 10) 00 from Columbia River logging point« All sums of *10 and under, cash In millionaire who died at Colorado hand. Ail sums over that amount a D P Burton, county a-.es-or to the mills. During the Juno Springe, Colorado, last week, wao a salary ....................................... 7» 00 orsdlt of 12 months will be given by otriklng example of how fortune fl rod season ten boats are required purchaser giving uote with approved C M Loomis, deputy county 24 00 a*tea«or s.-kry........................ pioks her favorites in the develop to handle the log«. security, with iuterest at the rate of 6 THE VICTORELLAS. CLOSING OUT SALE. s H FRIENDLY, H. GORDON, The Hoiiseiiirnisiier FOR THE RIGHT PRICE Supported bed springy, each ........................ 12.00 Kitchen treasure tables, the best make, each • 2.90 Excelsior mattress with wool top, each..... • 2.00 Prices on all other things accordingly. Discounts given on all complete house-furnishing outfits. 8 H. GORDON, Slot Seamed Costumes. WOOD ment ot the mineralised sections of the great West and Rocky moun tain regions. He had been a prospector ia va rlous Colorado mining camps lor fifteen years before he opened the mine famous Independence bonanss, but had accumulated nothing. In April, 1891, having seen some specimens of gold from tbe Cripple Creek dietriot that im pressed him favorably, he went to that camp to prospeot. On ths third of July, after weeks |of fruit less prospecting and having re turned home, a man who agreed to grub-stake him having disappointed him, Stratton deoided to go baok to Cripple Creek and stake a olaim on bls own aooount. Ho rode the thirty-five miles from bis homo at Colorado Springs to lhe oamp on horseback, and on the morning of the Fourtb of July, 1891, staked out the Independence and Wash ington claims, in honor oí the day and father of hie country. The In dependence gave original assays of 9380 to the ton, and in 1892 be least d and bonded tbe Washington for 980,000. The Independence yielded Stratton millions, and in 1898 was sold by him for 910,000,- 000, he remining, however, a very considerable interest in tbs prop erty. He was a man whose private charities were boundlees, while hie interest in the publio welfare was without limit. Ho was owner of tbe C ilorsdu Springs street railway system, on wbioh ha had spent 91,- 500,000 ;u tbe past two years. His wealth was estimated at from 915,- 000,001 to 950,000,000. He was 54 years of age. Southern and Eastern Oregon have just cause for oomplainl at tbe inadequacy of the law of sup ply and demand While ranchers andsit kmeoot the Eastern part of lhe slate are longing for a sup ply of coyotee to eat up tbo pesky j ick r »obits that destroy grass, crops and irohards, tbe sheep-raisers of Southwestern Oregon are tn deepair al tbe steady increase of coyotes, the losses through their ravages eating up profile. Preaident Kraoevoll raya any re- adjustment of lhe tariff should bo done by gentle methods. Mr Mor gan, who has promoted trust« reaching info tbe billions of dollars, will «gres with him. e per oent from date. A uieoount of 4 8 J Wilson, deputy county a«-e«Her salary........................ 0 M Collier, county mrveyor... J R Hill, county commissioner sakty........................................ H I) Ed ward* county commis sioner salary............................ Miscellaneous acct— M VI Pratt, rebate on filing fee. J H Booth, abs.raot of flual Capt Penning, over in the per osnt will be given for the cast). Philippines is making a reoord, at G knt A M illeh , least a paper one. He reports hie J B S tilbs , Proprietors. Auctioneer. operations up to date in the ielant of Mindanao as having captured seven forts without an American casualty. Still, we suppose. Cap tain Pershing will come home and poos as • military hero, Count} Allowances. Mayor Wiihame is after hie 1 Portland police with a sharp stick for not stopping publio poker games aooording to his orders. Those who are posted about gam bling resorts in the metropolis say thio loot order will aflect gambling in tbe back rooms of at least fifty cigar stores and saloons. pr o’........................................ Frank Keister, work on crui . Allowed Hept 8. ly safe....................................... Juror's acct— Western Union Telegraph Co James Hoffman Juror state vs service ....................................... Larimer........................................ i 20 West Bros, sprinkling............. F M Wilkins Juror state vs Lar imer............................................... i 20 E Bangs, livery hire................. W M Miller, office expense ... J M Gearhart Juror state vs Lar imer .............................................. 1 20 0 A Davis making carriages IJT Witter Juror state re Lari for assessment roles............ mer ................................................ 1 20 E U Lae, express aud stamps... Emma Wlscarson rebate on 0 G Stapleton Juror state vs Lari tiling fee................................... mer................................................ 1 20 Pacific H ih U- s Telephone and Loe Hoeelton Juror state vs Lari- mar........... .. .................................. 1 20 Telegraph Co service«............. Witness sect— 10 00 Those who have promised end those who intend to furnish the GUARD with wood on account wl>; please notify us when they can bring it and the kind of wood Please inform ua at once. Don’t neglect this 7 30 Campbell Bros 53 00 30 10 24 00 66 00 2 00 6 6 13 King Meneltk can cut a human throat with loee regret than tbo average woman that of a ohiokon. Yet ho abhors strong drink, and will oompol anyone introducing intoxicante into Abyooinia to drink himoelf to death. Throe Portland boys, all under twelve years, in knee breeches, were taken from the ‘ blind bag gage" of tbo overland train at Al bany Bunday night. That io “Young A > erica" for you with a vengeanoe! Co«............................................. You want a good clean bed wbn you stop over night in iugene. New bedsand newly Mtpered and painted rooms at he Courthouse Lodging louse. No old, dusty, worn- out carpela but clean painted floors with a nice bright Brus sels carpet rug to each bed. Just back of the (yurthouse. | Baaeett witness elate ve O Par- eou.................................................. E Trlber witness state ve O Par- eoo................................................. R Clark wltnee* »tats v* O Par- eon...................................... ........... W W Clark witaees state ve O Person.......................................... M Rlland Wltaeee state vsO Par so*.............................................. . J T Tillman wltuesa state vs G ... .••....* J W Lana- witree- state vs O Parson ........................................ 7 60 1 50 B ucknkk & C lkvbngbr , milliners. A Parson's Noble Act. 7 10 7 50 1 60 1 •0 1 60 1 00 1 00 Will let on »h«res or »ell sheep 4 70 I lota to suit purchaser. Will sell 4 10 year’s time with g od security. Call on or addrrss 4 20 M WlLHBt.lt, Monroe, Oregon. Tk* Best Pr**crlTtl*s tor Matorta. 30 Chill* and fever i* a hottie of Grove ■ Tastale«« Chill Tonic. Il la simply 4 20 Ir.> and Quinina in a taatelsee fort». No Cure, No Pay Puce 5Oo. 4 50 J. U. GREEN & SON, Why Weary O! Women With Washboards When Skeel’s Grocery Cor 9th and Oak. Sells Salome!! Vetch For Sale. 1 70 WE HAVE MOVED L Binnir, Attorney. A- uviS"»*» s'j les—all T <>ia war- H every Money re- «*f er four I’ial if set is not satis- tory.” • I by reputable • lert every v here in Amer- tea. Lenlv for the Trade MarKs— «H ■ eltfr.s of quality. • • Th« IOWA GROCERY CO O tto Prrz »LD. 1 70 I.*x«tlve Bromo Quinine Tablet* cur a «•••.** In one day. No Cure, N< 1 70 Pay. Price 85 cents. Th* Oliver plow la*<* forever and 1 70 v u c«n always get ei’ras. Du as Tur n» . !-■ r- have <’ • *, set a*id. ibs <ud make st *gss ar O ver. Tbsy 1 do u- work easy. Kalairnioo Corset C o m p a ny Makers •I SUCCESSOR TO J. L. PAGE. f Our Motto to Please I hav* v*tcb «red for -air St my »<• r*te M««k « m w-rka « is* CsM. s s s Administratrix 1 70 place at Llewellyn. 1 70 1 * Into temporary quarters in the new Roney block on West Eighth street. A mssds B tboro , 60 a a From a Clean Store, at prices that are lower than the loweit, and aivinc our cuat mers prompt and courteoua attention. If you need anything in ihe grow line drop in and leave your order, and see how much you have saved by doiiq Notice is hereby given, that tbe undrr- «ign-d Am.nd« Strong, has been dnlv. ‘PP^'Oted adminiatratrii of the estate of 8 H Fisher, deceased, by the oouoty court and all persons haring claims against said estate are hereby notided to present the same with proper vouchers to said admin istratrix at lhe law office o. L Bilyeu, in Eugene, Oregon, w.thin six months from the date ot Ibis notice. Dated thia 5th day of July 1902 "ican 0 10 a Come from trying to pleoe your t-adc. Th«t I. what we are trying to do by selling you Administratrix Notice. •‘I want all the world to know,” writes Rev C J Budloug, of Ashtray, Diy & Henderson, Undertakers R I, "what a thoroughly good aud re liable medicine I fouud In Elecrio and Embalmers. Cor. Wil! ana 7th Bitter*. They ouied ms of Jaundice W- KAYsHFui ii i U RgCO and liver troubles that had caused me srrat snfferiuK for many year*. Fora genuine, all-arouud cur* they exoel Embalmersand Funeral Directors anything I ever *»w ” Electric Bitter» are the surprise of ail for their wonder ful work In liver, kidney end stomach troubles. ~ Don’t fall to try them. Only 0 oent a. Hrtlsfsctlon guaranteed by W L De I ano. Sheep to Let or Sell. 1 GOOD RESULTS C F Farrow A Co will «ell you tbs bent plows and barrow« Builders' hardware 1« «till going up but we have stock« of II biught bi 10 00 lore the advance and intend to sell It. Chambers Hardware. 20 00 Ladies. Larimer............................. .......... U H Pogue wltne>e state vs Lari mer................................................ R B Kelsey witness state vs Lar imer............................................... J V t rail wltnsm »'.ate vs Lar imer............................................... L W Brow u witness state vs Doc Doyle............................................. Ashley Hteven* witness state vs Doo Davie...... ............................. Fred Hopkins wltnsm state ve Doo Davie.................................... Bon Wiley witnom state ve Doo Davie............................................. Jeeee Willoughby wltneeo elate ve Doo Davie................................ J H BUleo wltneeo state vs Doc Davie............................................. A L Vaughn wltneeo state ve CoX................. ............................ E K rioaltb witness slate v* Cox . H H Petnatu wltuee* stats ve Cox................................................. John Putnaai witness state vs Cox................................. ......... Richard hiaetou wltnes* etale vs Cox .............................................. J F Donaldson witness state vs Cox......................................... Fred Kaetou wltuse* elate ve CLEAN GROCERIES •0 that The cholera epidemic reached Egypt from India July 15th, io claiming its victims by tbe Joe Carter wltnsm state vs Lari thousands. Last week there wore mer................................................ « 10 6587 cases and 5983 deaths. A L H Winfrey witness state vs We bare taken tbe agency from tbe Larimer.............................. . ........ 10 50 lusenior of the Ladies' Taylor Dress terrible fatality! Since the com Cutter. Tbe latest out. Kept up to mencement there have boon 80,- R Winfrey wttnem state vs Lar imer.............................................. 7 50 date free. Those wishing to learn cut »31 cases and 25,784 deaths. O V Larimer witness state vs ting please Call at The oeeaation of digging in the Pennsylvania coal fields has been followed by not a little “digging” into pochote for money with whiob to buy tbe precious blaok dia monds. Lot them ooms weet whore they oan take an ax and obop their own fuel, if neoeeoary. TO CURB A COLD IN UNB DAY Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets 3 35 All druggist-« refund the money If It to cure. E W Grove’s signature is 5 00 fails on each box 25c. 8 00 East Ninth street. • ••• •••• We keep « well selected line <t «nd fre-h vegetable. -f »11 kil l» “ se&won. Fresh Saratoga chips and peanuta. Tillamo'ir, Iin.b*rger country cheeae. McKINNEY BROS. Phone, Red 6Ó-3- WE SAVE YOU MONEYS Today. Tomorrow end Every Other Day <tn'or^ WE GIV£ YOU GOOD VALUES AND A SQUARE DEAL SOLD BY AX BILLY bEPARTMENT STORE Eogwne. Oregon <*“•- )*Uy .-la-ses, etc. C- rne In »«4 ,-»t taekltar ar,i tabi» - Give us a Call-Z Ms de r»«t make ycu a tarrptmg day in ord«- te tain advantag« of E,TT’.V-v J R! T U íkúíl ¡V | . HIDUO Fhc"< *