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About The Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1899-1904 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1902)
■ww-rr-«*- 1- j f-? -i ■i — Personals. A New Jersey woman tried to *ave the life of her dog on the rail Guard. road track and was killed by the The Mod-rn Brotherhood of A Bier- Geo Nettle 1« In from Leaburg. HAfüBDAY............. DECEMBER IS train herself. People get one idea F O Russel I, of Wendling is In the in thei” heads then cannot think of lea baa » new «at ot officers elected last evening as follows: ally’. mr set anything else. A KING’S CHANCES. Fred Bloomfield, past president. W H Abrams is down fQ*h Cottage < J F Rosa, president. Grove. The Connecticut genius who eug- Mrs Nora Jennings, vice president. We question it King Victor Em- gvafel Bulpbur fumes for smoking Mr< I T Nickliu returned to Junc 'V 8 Moon, secretary. tion today. jnanel of Italy eats or sleeps well. an insane man out of the house be W T Manning, treasurer. U B Marshal Jaoob ProetMtel was in It was but a little more than two bad held against bite would-be Miss Bertha Carson, chaplain. Miss Elizabeth Kromp, conductress. Eugene today. »’«are ago that he came to the throne oaptors for five days, yesterday, Tom Gillam was a passenger to Miss Edith Vincent, watchman. through the as»a-»niation of Lie bad probably done t usiness smok Portland today. G W Fuller, sentry. jutner. King Humbert. He can ing the squirrel out of hie hole. Mis» Annis Awbrey, musician. ; MrsC E Nichol»»* visiting friends not but be fearful that he will go here from Junction. DEGREE OF HONOR ELECT. Tne Empress of India Pacific out ot the world by the same route. Attorney Potter aud Geo Campbell The Llegree of Honor also met and It was ouly yesterday that the liner iedue at Vancouver, B C, to elected last evening, Followiug ar returned today to Portland. jolice broke into a room in Rome day. Her cargo is principally the names of the new officers: Mr and Mrs Victor Carlson have re Mrs Maude Logan, past chief of turned from a visit to Cree well. 4)0(1 found thirteen ewarthy con- silks, aggregating in yalue the great ► piratore taking oath on the pointe sum of one mill/wh dollars. A honor. Frank Lee, of the Portland Pacific Mrs Lizzie Lombard, chief of beuor. Farmer, was in the city today. ■of their poniards to kill their king. special train will take the valuable Mrs Mary Kuykendall, lady of Miss Emily Lamiiert went to Ban- o Are you enyious of such a ruler— cargo to New York. honor., don Ibis afternoon to visit friends. would you exohange your humble Mlbk Lottie Myers,chief of oeremony. ) J W Harrlll, of Eugene, was regis President (Jastro of yenezuela etatlon in life for hie exited one? Mrs Blanche White, recorder. tered at an Asti nd hotel Tuesday* Mrs Ira Gray, financier. We think not. We wouldn’t! We shows plenty of nerve in arresting Mrs J 8 Baker, Junction City Mrs J W Harris, receiver. think too much of our anatomy to British and German citizens in Hotel, was in Eugene thin morning. Mrs Pearl Pierce, usher. take a desperate chance of haying Caracas. He has a little country Miss Dana Brabham, inner watch. E J Beeley and P C Anderson were to it punctured by a poniard, even with 'no military strength C A Davis, outer watch. in Eugene from Albany this morning. of, yet offends the though there was some glory in speak J W Harris and W Kuykendall PH Bristow and Chas Duitm, of eight. Shakeepearewrote, "Uneasy strongest military poweri of the medical examiners. Cottage Grove, were in Eugene this Trustees— Me-datues Kuykendall, morning. lies the head th^t wears a crown.” world. Probably he is playing to Logan and Miss Myers. Mrs Emily Howe, of California, who And royalty’s tribulations are the galleftes for popular home ap o has been visiting with nl dives here, greater today than when that was proval. lie knows that tha United left this afternoon for Salem.' States will not allow them t) ap penned three centuries ago. David Cherry and eon Harry left e _ - ... a .r propriate a foot of Venezuelan ter ♦oday for Salem. They »oon expect We tiavH about two dozon pairs of ritory. o THE MONROE DOCTRINE. to leave for Bouthern California. Lodge Elections Continue- Eugene CLASSiFiED GOLUMS. .loe» ander this head am 'to’ exceed Sr* For Sale. That pathetic story ot tne miner evicted from bis humble cottage with a eick wife and her 100-year- old mother by a coal company, the wife dying from constquent ex posure, should have more weight with the coal strike commission than all the fixed-up figures of the coal combine. The only rent he owed was for the strike period Aud the oompany gave no reason for evicting him—just turned the Women out on a rainy day. Thirteen anarchists were sur prised in a treasonable meet.ng at Rome yesterday. They should have kuown that thirteen was an unlucky number to get together. B’.ill they migrtt have thought a meeting of that number would bring bad luck to the government, that abstract creation which all an archists, wheresoever dispersed, are against. ° Think of twenty-two below zero, the reoord at Schenectady, New York, Sunday night? Eugene and the New York town are on the same line of latitude. Bu one is on the inhospitable North Atlantio coast, while the other gets balmv winter ■weather through the influence of the warm Japan ocean current that tempers l’aciti/V natural coldness. During the fiscal year ended June 30, 1902, there were 124,£42 applications for enlistment in the army, not including hospital corp» »\nd Philippine so ute. Of lheie 37 5G1, ot about tbir'y percent. Were accepted »'id 87 081, or about seventy percent, w re r jected. Of the nu ml gw acceptud 32,249 were native. o' the United Bta'eil, ------- ----- J------ 1 — I • A Startling Surprise. Very few could believe in looking al A T Hoadlef, a healthy, lotiust black- smith of Tilden, Ind , tiiat for ten years he Hutfsred such tortures from rheumatism as few could endure and live. But a wonderful change followed hie taking Electric Biller*. "Two hot- ilea wboby cured me,” he writes, “and 1 have i ot felt a twinge in over ayear." They irgulate the kidneys, purify the blood and cure rheuiVi’l-m. neuralgia, i.ervousnes-i, improve digestion and perfect health. Try them. Ouly 50 cis at W L DeLatm’s drug store. Fortland shows a very gratifying increase of portal receipts over last year, a aeventb mor<>. V«u Know Wk«t You Ar» Taking When you take Grove’» Tastele»» Ch'll Tonic because the formula Is plainly printed on ev-ry bottle »how- log that it le »Imply Iron and Quinine In a tasteless form. No cure, no pay. 60c. Turkeys Wanted. See the Meettl» Produ w Co, 64 We«t E'ghth »treet, Eugene, liefore selling yonr turkey». All kinds of gram »ee<1 wanted. TO Ctgt A tom I-» oat day Chambers’ Hardware. Take Laxative Hr <lno Quiuitie Tablets The Racket Htore will t>e open even- Ail druggl-t- refund the money if It falls to cure. K W Grove’s signature is lags until Dec ‘¿5th. on each box. 25o. CH Farrow A Co will eell you the be-t plows ai d barrows. AX BILLY’S PRICES. Jeffries and Fitzsimmons, cham pion and ex-champion pugilists of the world, are delighting l*urtland- • era of a sporting turn of mind 1 set tine decorated China plate« 90c $ 16c each, t xtra good value AM punching each other with the I vet or tine de<s>ratrst t hlna tea cu|« and gloves at a half a dollar a bead ad- saucer» HO1. $12 i and op. «u iszion- As a money making 3 cl lid»’ mug», good value 10c each for 36c. proposition these pugilists have a t> child» mu.», good value 6c each for 25c b-H-r thing than President Roose 1 child»’ wood cart g's^d value for 20c velt, 0, at !0e It • said that the new library h«ild g at Stanford University will surpass any in this oountry, It not the world, Mr» »tanlord has millions, and no way to spend except on th« university that bear» the name of her dead eon. old, weight 350 pounds; 8 »owe, Berk shire and Poland China tulzed, about a year old. Price low. Enquire of or addreai* Robt Newmaier, Eugene. 1 hot Hnj-d.r»’ catnip 20o 110c pkg tine rut »moktrg totsicco 6o H pkg Meal of North Carolina tot SSC 25 < i K C lisklng Powker 2oc 4 1 lb | kgs Arm A Hammer Bo la 25<* s Itw Arm A H stwner Mod», bilk 26o I lb Dr Prtc»« ti-grog powder 4lkl 3 It» nice date» 2«c * lb- fine plain mixed candv 25c * lb ilk new nrx d nuts 15<t » Till Dec the 14th Dr Lowe, the op tician will be in hie Eugene office» If you desire to have him teat your eye« tor gliv*eee aee him at once. Wail paper—we now have lots of emnanta to cloe» out of the new pa pers—come early. Chamliera* Hardware. “Pud” Edmuneon, a former Lane com ti resident, but now of Arizona fa here on a visit. Mr Edtnunson came by way of Eastern Oregon and Portland. He «ay» that he noticed more snow over In Baker, Mslheur ami the r»«her Eastern Oregon countie« lb ar ever »a-before at thia time of year and that the cattle and eheep In that region are looting bad. J. W. KAYS’ FURNITURE CO Embalmers and Funeral Directors ------------ ---------------= Ax Billy Day & Henderson. Undertakers D epartment Store. I and Embalmers. Coe. Will ana 7th We keep a well »elected line of . •nd Wh jetable, of .11 kind, ¡¿X“ eeason. 8ar»t^»cbips .nd peanuta. liUamook, liwben«» a country cheese. “iu«rger »nd Giv« us a Call. MCKINNEY’ BROS. Phone, Red 6-36. Raspberry Plants. Marlboro and Cuthbert red rasp- berry plant» for »ale, $8.50 per thous and. Janies Oflut, Box 196, Eugene, Ore. i Always Desirable People come for our groceries and becaiHse they are nice an I freeh Whan they eend au respond quickly order we what thnybuv ip worth having We etudv the nee h and waute of all. The groceriee we buy are the kind that nourish and please. When you want eome- thinrf eepecially tioe try our balk Olivee Skeels’ Special Sales Beet 15c-grade bulk mince tuec, 25c per lb 10c or 3 lbs for............. 3 lOc-packages ot munti................. 26c 25.’can Mon<>i>olebluetierriee.very flue for plea.............................. 25o 26c 3 lOc-cans condensed sou;» N. T. WILSON 15 10e-packagee 2| oz (lug cut 557 Willamette St tnbaoco...................................... $1.00 Phone No 911. 9 5o>pkgs lj oz »moking tobacco... 25o 8 1b- plain mixed candy................ 26o Lower priceoneame in quan tities for Cniistma» entertainments Cboioe mixed candy per lb.......... 10.5 15 bor» Hou lx soap........................ 50c Mz Quart bottle maple syrup...... 3Ó0 Ladies’$1.00 nil wool undergar ment......................................... 50c Ladies’ 50c heavy cotton under- garments................................... 351 5<io Boys’ 75o hate ......................... —.. Country bam», few only............. 12U Un Hurry Along Country shoulders ........................ We shall close up the Country bacon sides ..................... 15o and Secure on the 25th of Dec for Only 15 Days to Secure Racket Bargains... L. C. SKEELS, Cor of 9th and Oak Sts. 11 ' — $ F. C. and American Bcavty Corsets-» Racket Store invoicing. Be fore that time all goods will be sold at First Choice on Clean-Up-Prices. Boots, Shoes, Please remember that on the above Clothing, Furs, date we shall give you the last chance Jackets, Skirts, Furnishing Goods, to secure bargains at the Piece Goods, In All Departments. Racket Store. P. FRANK <2b SON Will satisfy the demands of tho most fastidious. Open Evenings. Thia ¿uaranteo with every pair* "Money rofund- • d after four woaha* trial if corset is not satis factory" ’ Christmas is Coming LooK for thee» Trad» MarKs—the signa of qual ity—on label of bo* and inside of corset. GBSO TRY IT TO-DAY. Motto to Please j I DOG LOST—White, weighs about 60 or 65 pound»; pait hound, la’tseen at Trfungb Lske, Lane county, Ore ouOct22; goes by name of Jap. Give or send information to C C Campbell, Eugene, Orc, or W D Taj lor, Hale, Ore. Reward of $20 for reiuru of dog. Bids for Wood. The ftfultnomah county judge is o theopiuion that applications for ax remissions should be heard hr >ugh proceedings in the circuit lourt. What are the county judge nd comiuissieners for, anyway? If the assessor wrongfully assesses property should the owner be forced to the expense of going into the circuit court to secure hie rights? It is generally a hard euougb task to pay taxes without having to pay where not due, or what would For Sale. ¡ amount to the same thing be put to the expense of g't’.ing into the Two freeh milk cows; one full circuit court, which, in many in I looded Durham bull, a year old next stances, would coat m ire than the Mnreh; 10 yearling steers; a full- bliMMled Pi land China boar, 13 QTinthe tax sought to be avoided. Wi WANTED. — TimberfblLX-, bucket» aud barkers. Apply by Q h 1 to G Nettle, Leaburg, Oregon. Ouly good Hteady bands need to » rite. Wanted Burg A Kestley, the West »treet merchants, have a Chrintuias ad in the Notice la hereby given that the re- G uard today. Csll at their store for genie of the Univeraity of Oregon will bargains. receive sealed bide for furniehiDg and delivering 600 corde ot good body fir wood, 4 feet long. Word to be deliv ered at the Univerelty not later than the 15tti day of Auguet, 1903. All bide to tie tiled with the eteward ot the GRAIN COFFEE Univerelty on or before the 15tb day of January, 19C3. Office in Villard The coffee habit is quickly over HaU. Right reserved to rejeot any and come by those who let Grain-O all bide. take its place. If properly made L H J ohnson , it tastes like the best of coffee. No University Hie Ward. grain coffee compares with it in flavor or healthfulness. J U. GREEN& SON Miscellaneous. slightly damaged blankets, some torn BJ Marvin, mother and brother re "So near and yet so far!” John and others a shade off color which we turned Qi is afternoon to Washington will sell cheap. Birrett, the Portland newspaper aft >r visiting here for a few days. W oolen M ills . man, had the first say on the twelve Ashland Town Talk, Dec 10: Oper ator B F Bcott is laying of! aud left thousand dollar-a-year job of repre Ashland today t > visit In Portland and senting t ie United States at Tokio, Pendleton. Japan, yet will not get it for the all Two hundred timber men to make Mrs J M Bhel'ey left this ait*rnoon sufficient reason that the little piling; 20 foremen; highest wage»; fir Yoncalla to visit her son and orown men don’t want him in their steady Job. Addreee: daughter, Mr aud Fred Applegate,aud P acific T imber C o ., oap tal. Ani it is not in accordance her uew grandson. Cottage Grove, Or. with diplomatic custom to send a Cllut Hannon and family, former residents of this vicinity, now of Mc man to a country that has objections Estray Notice. Minnville, are soon to remove to itf him personally. The press Bouthern California. dispatch says PreMident Roosevelt Came to my place across the river J T Rise, wife aud daughter, 6*is» vill withold the appointment until from Eugene a black year-old bog, no Pearl, after spending »eviral days here le has "more information.” The mark». Owner please call. as the guests of Mrs H E Gardner, re Dec 8, 1902. lasiest way possible to let Mr Bar- turned today to Portland. G eo B mith . ett down. Miss LouDe Shields returned today 11 Portland after addressing the ladies Asleep Amid Flames. The transcontinental railroad of the University on Y W C A topic» Breaking into a blaalng home, gome at the last aaeociatton meeting. lines entering Portland are not lothered with spasms of liberality. firemen lately dragged the eleeping in« Cows for Sale. They refuse to even make a joint matee from death. Fancied eecurity, and death near. It’e that way when you fifty thoueaud-dollar subscription negL ct ooughe and colds. Don’t do It. Fresh cow» with anil without calves to the Lewis and Clark Eair unless Dr King’s New Discovery lor Con« for »al». A good number to pink from. be state first appropriates three- sumption give» perfect protection Well broke for dairy cows. Keil and roan Durham Terms of sale cash, luarters of a million. It is not agaiiiet all throat, cheat and lung < 'all at home iu Null Valley, fifteen truble*. Keep It near and avoid Buffer miles west of Eugene, or addies» probable they will have to make ing, death and doctor’» bill». A tea* B tephens B ros , the beggarly subscription. The spoonful stops a late cough, permstent Crow, Oregon. | lUtside legislator who would vote use the moat stubborn. Harmless and Tb» Be»t Prescription tor Malaria, to tax the people for th it amount nice tenting; it’» guaranteed to eatiefy Cbille and fever is a bottle of GiMve’e fir» Portland euterpri e pure and by W L Delano. Price 50c and $1.00' Taetelew« Chill Touio. it I» simply ' Trial bottle« free. froi: and Quinine in a ta»tele»s form. simple, would en 1 hie fiolitical No Cure, No Pay Pi ire 50c. prospects right then. And the members of the legislature are not ignorant of this tact. As we expect to make a change in 0Ur bus- Dess Jan 1st we will sell you groceries chea.^ than ever for cash. Dishes at cost. Call and get prices > OK MALE.—160 acre» wi’h large house and two large barns; 90 acre saw timber, considerable cedar; 60 acre» bottom land, 12 acre» in culti vation ; good garden, good bearing orcbaid, aud xood uutelde range. Price $1,110. Address W B Boott, Jasper, Oregon. C’_____ Blankets. The report comee from Washing ton that several of the stronger warships now maneuvering in the Caribean Sea will be detached from the fleet and sent to Venezuela. That is right. No use to have a Monroe doctrine unless we jealously uphold it,°even in the face of greet powers like Great Britain and Germany. Grant told Maximilian to get out of .Mexico, and he was trying to get out when the Mexi cans caught and shot him. And it wat only a few years ago that Great Britain was on the point of ee i ng Bom- of this same Venezuelan ter ritory when Cleveland gave the lion’s tail a twist, summacily end ing the inoident. This oountry will not uphold the South American republics in attempting to escape juet obliga tion-, at the same time will not jmrtn t European powers to ap propriate their territory. Reduction Sale for Cash... and we are in a position to offer you Splendid Bargains in Jewelry and Perfumes at Kalamazoo Corset Co MAKERS Kalamazoo, Michigan SOLD BY AX BILLY DEPARTMENT STORE Eugene, Oregon. Al groc»r» »verywbere; 15c. uni Me. par parity*. Cockerline (Sb Wetherbee Have all the new new things in Ladies’ NeckWear and Neck Ribbons for Xmas. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY. I I L 25 Per cent Discount We have a fresh supply of Candies and Nuts at low prices. Coffee 12 l-2cents per lb. Fresh Canned G oc¿s. A new and fine line of Ladies’ Men’s and Boys’ RUBBER BOOTS. Elegant line of Crockery and Glassware at prices to surprise you. We pay highest market price for Butter and Eggs. Call on us on West Eighth Street and Try Us. BURG & KESTLY Our line of Men’s Furnishing» for Xmas are Complete. No Trouble to Take Cooc^ Out of Window Special Sale on Silks at^ • • • Friendly’s . ALL THIS WEEK 509 vardenf Bilk will t» «»11 on th- sswvs day, at on« unlf rm orlo» Ths—-ilk« emú-t of sil » r f»ncv » lk« in-lock Crv«t»l c rii .t«’"”....... . ” *" "M ÎÏÂ* ¡ÄltÄX “¿a, LADIES’ GARMENT DEPARTME-NT. IRRE8ifJ*ABLE,pR?CE"< ’ »hieb w« will «»il this w«»M at the foUcwfng All our tlO.dO «ul’, 'nr $ß OO. All our |1|,5 > .uh. <Or All o«r WO.OO. »«.,xi ard 125.00 «utt-for S I 0.00 «7 Ro ’7 0°’ The Greatest Remnant Sale That «vor took place in th» citv K. mtan « Drrsa Itoode, < Kcmn.DW of B lk< e thi. HALF PRICE. New Black Dress Goods. si .85 Black Pebble Cheviot 50 inebe* 50 Black Merge 42 Inch 60 Black «erge 44 Inch 75 Black Berge 44 Inch 1.00 Black Berge 52 Inch 1.25 Black Berga 51 inch I.5J Black Berge 62 Inch 85 Black Eternine 46 inni» 1.10 Black Eternine 41 inch • ?:» Black Prundla 48 inch Black Prune!'» in it ch 1.75 Rl«ofc Prvr. Ila 4Wr«h Plack H. -I t - 1 crine« w a it. ;
