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About The Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1899-1904 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1902)
Í ■ — f______ Eugene Guard. BA TU RD A Y ’ has REWARD FOR BASE IN GRATITUDE. .OCTOBER 18 WAS JUST TO HIS WIFE. CRESWELL NEWS NOTES. Tbe Duke of Orleans, the prinoe An Interesting Leiter From Our who dares to aspire to a throne in Regular Correspondeut For Sale Franoe, has just visited England. at That Place. II- came on busineee to look after FOR BALE.-Choice orchard gras some family property in London, seed, 6jo per 100 pound lots or lee«. Guard Special Service. ( and received not a single invitation G C Millett, Junction City, Or. C reswell , Oct 16.—I raDk Hwim, ( either from royalty or aristocracy. who baa been »uttering wltb blood- FOR BALE.—Number of buck she«p A oouple of years ago this young poisoning is out of danger. and Durham oaives for eale. Two Tbe roadmaster is engaged in Im* man, whose father and grandfather tulle-eoutb of Pleasant Hill. A J proving tbe highways. Crazan. _______________ before him experienced the most Tbe reception to the new Methodist generous hospitality from the Brit minister, Rev Housel, last Friday even FOR BALE. —14-hore« traction en gine threshing machine and double ish court when they were kicked ing was greatly «njoyed by all pres portable sawmill. Will eell each out of France, who was himself ent. separate or all together. W W In Miss Genevieve Howe is very 111 born near London and repeatedly man, Elmira, Oreg. . Her many friends received favors at the hands of the | ....................... The innate sense of justice of the late ex-Governjr John Whiteaker made him juBt to hie wile, the aged companion who with him so well shared the toil, the joys and sorrows of over half a oentury. How often It is the case that the faithful wife who has helped accumulate and more, save the oommon properly, ia left just with what the law al lows her—no morel She had helped earn it, save it; he knew it was safe in her hands and to her it was left. aged Queen Victoria, grossly in- hope for her speedy reoovery. THOROUGHBRED B1OCK FOR Bhep Hmltb has begun th« erection BALE.—Short born bulls, yearlings The editor of the Oregonian, who Bulted his benefactress by writing ht a oomfortable addition to bis new and calves; Cotswold and Llnooln from a long personal acquaintance 'or publication a letter addressed to house. R H Parson« ie boss carpen Bucks; Sheep and goats. Hbeep to appreciates the stuff the first gov the carioaturist, Wilette, of Paris, ter. lease. Call on or address J C Mc Dr Bcarbrougb has finished picking ernor of Oregon was made of, has applauding his pictorial libels on Elroy, Eugene. his prune crop. The crop was of very this comment: the aged sovereign. fine quality. Apple picking is next in FOR BALE.—160 acres with large The late ex-Governor Whiteaker house and two large barns; 90 acres denied order. For that he was attested at once hie devotion to his admittance to aaw timber, considerable «edar; 60 At the last meeting of th« WOW Britain, Great wife >nd his confidence that acres bottom land, 12 aoree In cultl- R H Parson« was elected clerk, vice humbly his ohildren, grown to man’e although it ie said he vatioD; good garden, good bearing I Jobn Lindsay, resigned. Recently he asked and woman’s estate, oould take apologized. orchard, and good outside range. Charlie Blanton has returned from a care of themselves, by hie will, King Edward to let him come, and hunting trip to tbe Pine Openings. Price >1,100. Address W B Bcott, in which he devised his entire es tbe permission was granted readily ! He was chock full ot venison and flab. Jasper, Oregon. tate to the former. To an un enough. But the king will have Tbe lovers ot tbe terpelcborean art FOR BALE —Three good logging married daughter he entrusted bad a grand ball at ibe ball last Fri- horses and a logging outfit. Will the entire management of the qo personal dealings with him. | day evening. sell in part or as a whole. Also a estate, confident that she would There are something like 100 pupils first-class Durham cow wltb young WICKED CHICAGO. administer its affairs competentlj in attendance at tbe public schools. calf. C harles C roner . and conscientiously. The wife had The teachers are giving excellent satis been his lifelong companion and According to the American pro faction. Miscellaneous. was full and equal partner in hie hibition year book just compiled, Mrs Melton who has been visiting in work and its accumulations. Ad Illinois for some time Is expected home SHEEP.—I have some ebeep to let on vocates of “woman’s rights” in a one-half the divorce suits in Chi sood . Bbe says there’s no place like shares for one or more years; also property sense have cause to honor cago are traceable to liquor, bta- Oregon for her. some graded Cotswold bucks for eale. Jobn Whiteaker, since he accepted tistics are quoted showing that the Our genial blacksmith, Cbaa A C Jennings, 109 West Fifth street without reservation the fact of the oity has thirty-one miles of saloons, j Bcbmldt, has taken a partner, viz, Miss Eugene, Or. wife’s equality with the husband in if placed side by side in a row, to Wyatt Lower. We tender our con tbe accumulations of tneir joint gratulations and trust their troubles eight miles of churches. endeavor. may be little ones. This over proportion of saloons Guy Btone who has been in atten- strikes one most forcibly when it ie dance on tbe Lick Institute, of Ban Howard A Miller died at hla borne HIS WIFE’S REASON. three miles west of Cottage Grove considered that the churches are Francisoo, is borne for a visit. Henry Smith is hauling lumber for Monday, October 6ib, aged, nearly open to the publio but a few houre Butte. Montana, Miner Me wae born in a nioe new dwelling; thus our village twenty-six year«. “Did you ever notice how women during the week while the saloons, Yankton county, South Dakota, Dec is improving. carry everything in one hand! or many of them, do busineee 13, 1876. Came to Salem wltb bie par "STUB.” said an old bachelor to a friend as twenty-four hours a day and seven ents in 1890, and to Cottage Grove they satin the olubrotftn. “there, January lit, 1893. Was married to now, look at that woman. She has days a week. Mlee Maggie MoCoy ouly last March. Itetaggers belief to learn that the an umbrella, a pocketbook, a hand Hi« life was lusnred for her benefit in kerchief, a pair of gloves in her consumption of liquor therein the Modern Brotherbood of America GuarC Sepclal Bervlce. left hand and two or three packages amounts to eighty-eight gallons for for 11000. The funeral sermon was tucked under her left arm. And every man, woman and child of the P leasant H ill , Oct 16.—School preached at the Christian churoh, Cot her right arm la dangling at her commenced on the 30th with tbe usual tage Grove, by Elder Beck of the Cum 1,750,000 population. It is truly side with nothing at all in her right attendance. berland Presbyterian eburob. hand. I asked my sister once why a thirsty place. Fred Callison and family have women did that and she said it was moved to to their new home In Eu to leave the right hand free to car SAD RESULT OF TEMPERANCE gene. ry the skirts. But I have my Walter Renwick and family, accom LECTURE. doubts about that. Binoe then 1 panied by Mies Anna Park«, left today A Red Nail hound 8 months old and have notioed that a woman in a for Ashland where they will spend a Beagle female a year old with 8 six- ahort skirt does the same, and if Two maiden sinters of mature the winter. week«’ oid pups from the dog, for she does wear a traveling gown she years had been to a temperance «ale. Ju«t Imported from Kentucky. ▼lilting friends in Miss Daisy Jay 1« catches the back seam, tucks it un- ______ _______ lecture. To demonstrate the disas- H F arlow , der the package-laden arm and still I troun effect of aloohol upon life the I Albany. College Hill, Eugene. The appointment of R G Hempbill goes on with her one hand free. [ lecturer had poared a portion of J~’ whisky into a glass which con as road supervisor, vice W Renwick, Now. why do you suppose they do that?” “Well, I don’t pretend to tained water and a mass of lively resigned, give« general satisfaction. explain the ways of women,” said animalculae of different unsightly Chas Teeters and family, of Cottage the friend, "but a little friend ot shapes and sizes. Tbe result of the Grove, were visitors at th« home of A blue Maltese kitten from cottage mine says it is necessary in Butte mixture was that the shoals of Henry Mitchell a few days since. on West 6th and Lawrence street.. to have the right hand free in order ugly-looking fishes were soon bereft Mias Elei« Park« began school in The finder will be liberally rewarded to get along tbe street. How? Ob, of life and were seen Boating help the Edenvale district last week. by returning the kitten to EC Hughes to push people out of the way or lessly in the water. at hie saloon or residence. Bert Mathews, with bis new engine knock ’em down if absolutely neces On the way home, when nearing .. . . ___ . . , J . . ’ . . . Is kept quit« busy the«« days chop, sary. She says no one keeps to the a saloon, one sister remarked to the \ _ . Slightly Used Organs, ping grain and Mwlng wood. right in Butte and women must “Mary, will you go in and get Tom Walker left last we«k for a visit have one hand with which to de We have received In part payment to hU old hom’ ,n Canada. fend hereelf. That ie a pretty good some whisky ? for piano« a lot of second hand organs, reason, but I think my wife’s is tbe “Some whisky I" astonishingly Alex McKenzie, accompanied tb« Including Mason A Hamliu, Estey, remarked the other. remain« and bereaved family of tb« Newman Bros, Chicago Cottage, and beet." “Yes, dear, for I really oan never 1st« Howard Baughman horn« from many other make« which we will sell "What’s that?” again drink water with all those Ashland last week. at half price. Call and see them at No "Because.” horrible things floating .about. I P L Bristow has rented th« Rigdon East Ninth street. would rather drink them dead than *nd Renwick farms, residing upon the M orris A C raw . | latter farm. It is said that the historical aliye." Ye« Knew Wket Yen Are Tek|ns Carl Baughasan left Saturday for When you take Grove’s Tasteless prison ship Jersey, whieh did duty The crews of the big ooean Toole because the formula is for the British In New York harbor freighters that are doing business Petaluma, Cal, wb«r« hl« wife has al Chill plalaly printed on every bottle show ready preceded him. during the War of the Revolution, between 1’aoific and Chinese ports ing that it is simply Iron and Quinine P N Bhelley ie recovering from an in a tasteless form. No cure, no pay, has been found buried under are composed of Chinamen. The I attacx of typhoid pneumonia, 6Oo. twelve feet of accumulated dirt In owners are under bonds to return Amos Walker rsturned Wednesday the vioinity of the Brooklyn navy the Chinamen to their native land from a visit to Monmouth. Hop Yards Wanted. yard—at least the half burned hull in the sum of five hundred dollars The high esteem In which the late 60 to 200 acre« of boypard« In full is there. Of course it will be raised each. The peculiar looking chick- Howard Baughman was held by all bearing wanted in this vicinity at aa«h if it will Btick together. And there ens aboard a liner now in Portland 7ho Mn”r b,ra' WM “•«“*•» «“ ‘he , , , I Imuiense ooncourse of peepls who M- or «bare rented on od « to fl v« year is no reason why the oak timbers are not educated leasee. up to the use of ^bi^j pay their last respects to should not be sound after a burial wheat, paying no attention to a his remains. Tbe cortege reached the Give full description of yard« and of a oentury and a fifth. The water handful of wheat thrown among I entire distance from tbe church to the building*. Alto state quality grown and mud have kept the air from them. When tried with rioe they oemetery and was probably tbe largest this season. Louis A H orst , the planks, whioh ordinarily pre greedily devoured it. e”r «111 People “ ' | were in atlendanoe from all parte of 802 California Bt Ran Francisco, Cal. vents rots. New Arrivals Thia Morning in Men’s, Boys’ and Children’s Caps Our Line of . . Ladies’ Flannellette Wrappers, Bath Robes, Kamonas, Dressing Sacks, ARE HARÛ TO BEA’ Men’s, Ladies’ and Children’s Underwear This department is full of good things in both Wool and Cotton. We have Union Suits for everybody. Our men’s fleeced lined underwear at 85 cents per suit is a plum. L SEE DISPLAY IN NORTH WINDOW Died. Pleasant Hill News. Hounds tor Sale. Lost. the county and some from a greater All next week Dr Lowe the optician President Mitchell of tbe United | dietauce, notably, B F Mulkey, pr«el. will be In his Eugene offioe. Have him test your eyss for glasses. The small sheepman in Grant Mineworkers ia experiencing some dent Ashland Normal Behool. county seems to be between the “devil and the deep sea.” If tbe forest reserve ie established he must give plaoe to the large etockraieer that has tbe pull, and if not he will have to faoe the owners of timber c aims, who will want rent fortheir isture that the small sheepman < unnot afford to pay. It takes several sections to range a band of »beep in the mountains, and if the rtoekman has to pay rent for many 160 acre timber claims it will be rime a drain on bis exchequer he cannot stand. COCKERLINE & < < zy z » z zi z ✓ z z ✓ / Palestine Pointers. SPECIAL SALE OF Ga»r* Special Service. C row , Oct 13.—Henry Loebner and family are soon to move to the Hayes place where he expect« to devote his attention to sheep railing. John Jeans, an old time resident of this vicinity, but now of the Boldiers’ Home, is spending hi« ferlough with bis old neighbors and friends here. K R Hollenbeck has gone to Florence to visit bis «on, W R Hollenbeck. His many friend, are glad to learn that Mr Cbarll« Hasting, who has been very 111 is convalescing. Dr J W Harris, of Eagene, 1« the attondlrg physician. caught by an American traveler. Thsy look more like our freight train cabooses. Grand Shooting Match. There wlll Le a grand «hoottsg male i f«r a t» «f at Roti Newmeier'i p eoe two mi ¡re west of Kuge.i« on Thar.dty, Ool 2Jd. 1 he «flair wlll be under thè managesaent of H C Owtn, wbieb iusare« a «or e*e. Notice The east 1CJ feet of lot >, block 1, Khaw’s addition to Eugene, belonging Io the city and located on F.«st 11th an t Ferry street«, will be «old io tbe bigbeet bidder al public auction for cash in front of the dly bail at 1 «'clock p m Tu.sday, Get 21st. H F D orri «, Recorder I Men’s Suits Bargaios in Farms. A i one hundred and sixty aere farm, bottom land, two miles Elmira, from In west part of oounty, for sale at a bargain. 80 acres plow land, 80 acres of pasture. Good outrange. Good barn and well feuced. Residenee on place and good orchard. Living spring, Obe of the finest small places in oounty. Two miles from postofflos. Address F rank P arry , Elmira, Oregon. J> I I We place on sale today MEN’S SUITS, Sizes ranging rom 34 to 40. ’ Winter t patterns _______ f in up-to- date styles, fancy worsteds, tweeds or serges. > , ‘ Mr« Ella Kraal has been engaged to teach a private school at this plaoe, beginning Oct 27. Regular prices $12.50 to $15.00. Sale price this _ week only, V • 7 5 • Don’t miss this chance. Greateet bargains ever offered, See window display. S Builders'hardware is still going up but we have stocks of it bought be. fore tb« advance and intend to »eli it Chambers Hardware. H Friendly Our Motto to Please Administratrix Notice. Notion is hereby given, that tbe nndrr- .igned Amanda Strong, has been duly, appointed admmiatratrix of the estate of S H Fisher, deceased, by the oounty court and all persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same with proper vouchers to said admin istratrix at the law office oi L Bilyeu, in Eugene, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated thia 5th day of July 1902. I We keep a well selected line of C.roceri« and fresh vegetables of all kind, in their season. Freeh Saratoga chips an I wit«“ peanuts. Tillamook, limlergw country cheese. Give us a.Call. M c K inney bros . Phone, Red 66-3. A maxiia S tbomo , L BiLctr, Attorney. Day Adm ini stratri & Henderson, Undertakers H. GORDON, attending »cbool at this ; lace. Willamette Sts. 9 Thurston Items. N w York coal dealt rs hold their stocas at the eighteen-dollar a ton m uk, about double the price at which it was sold before the strike. Of course fortunes have been made by ooal dealers and speculators. New McClung Building, Cor. WETHERBEE of the annoyances that greatnsss and Embalmers. Cor. Will ana 7th Stop« the Coach end Works oft the Cold. brings with it. Arriving at the Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets J. W. KAYS’ FL'RNITL'RE CO temporary Presidential residence, cure a cold in one day. No Cure, No Embalmers and Funeral Directors Pay. Price 25 cents. yeetetday be was met with a crowd » of twenty or thirty newspaper re Guard Special iervloe. T hurston , Oct 16.—School com porters lined up in hope of getting menoed last Monday under the min- a precious word or two from tbe itgemet.t of Prof Clem, of Fairmount. labor leader. He wearily queried, Master Frank Withers, of Eugene, 1« ‘Are they always there?” staying with bls grand per, nts and A few new dwelling houses are t>e- ing erected In our village and vicinity, The Portland Telegram has * which shows that this part of Lars A legal ton of ooal at the pit oounty is prospering as well as oar picture of a train of German "pal- neighboring villages. mouth ii 2240 pounds. The Penn* aoe” oars taken from a photograph D mdrmona . sylvania striking miners claim that they are compelled to deliver from 2700 to 3400 pounds, and even then are often "docked.” The tru t olaims that this excess of 460 to 1160 pounds and the subsequent "dockage” are necessary to com pensate for waste which the men should leave underground. The men claim that they send np no such mount of waste. 4 4 The Housefurnisher FOR THE’RIGHT PRICE It Makes His Mouth Water if it was l.ncnllux himeelf, when the IM.1 1 tu epicure eeea the tempting dlsptay of a>u»e<i mackerel, canneU •slmon, elama and ahrimp that we have aprea,! for their choice. We , J"1, * kind» of dainty moraela from tbe f.inr corner, of the-artb in fniite, vegetable^ j ,ma ti-h and ruch for the table, at popular price«. J. U. GREEN & SON, Phone, Main 351. Supported bed springs, each .............................. $2.00 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-furnishinc outfits. We Shout Together H. GORDON, The Housefurnisher E«at Hath Street M e shout for the good things we have’to YOU SHOUT Mr th» g thine, you can mt her». We ar» anai< u. to benefit 1 them and girt tb» right prior«. I »ten and then join the ch<ms. N, T* 1« Wîlcnn Groceries. Glassware. Wilson, Phone Main 911. T”
