The Eugene weekly guard., March 28, 1903, Image 7

TIRE.D AND
WORN OUT.
EUGENES
PROGRESS
FIERCE FIRE
THREATENED
Personals.
(Itally Guard. March 25.
KILLED IN
THE MINES
JOHN S.
C c V l LL’S
WILL CONTESTED
AN INJUNCTION
SUIT BEGUN
Alf Walker is in Portland.
Rettert L. Blair is down from Cot
(Daily Guard, Murch 25.)
(1 tally Guard. March 26.
tage Grove.
Um. Kyle Seeks to Enjoin 0 W.
Last evening about 8:30 o’clock an
It
will
be reuiemliered by readers
Dr. T. W . Harris went to Portland
Hurd from Trespas­
alarm of tire was tamed in from the today ou business.
of the Guard that the will of John S.
University on account of the appear
Covell,
the
old
soldier
who
died
on
sing.
Agent A. J. Gillette was a pa.-i ugei
auee of a blazing mass of intiainmablo to Hillsboro today.
Jan. 28th of this yea., bequeath<*d all
substance on the campus near the
his property, amounting to about
Will Hixles was a passenger to Port
Through his attonieya, L. Bilyeu
chemical building. The tire had
841)0, to the trustees of J. W. Geary
ami Thompson A Hardy, Win. Kyle,
land this afternoon.
every appearance of l>eing in the in­
I’ot. G. A. i; . . f tin--city, for th«*
ot Florence, has instituted au injun­
C. S. Farrow is transacting busi-
terior
of
the
building
at
the
time
of
purpose
of erecting a marble monu
constant snnpl.. ,-f i.looil-niakinpma­
ction suit agaiust O. W. Hurd to pre
neess
in
Grant's
Pass
today.
its dicovery by those who gave the
ment iu memory of the deceased
inai or Hu r;;.
n *
,,
vent him from tn*s|iaH.*iiug on lands
The
,v.i ■ .<*;,* "1 f I ... ¡'g. ... ,IH j
alarm.
I
Attorney G. F. Skipwortli, of Junc­
soldiers of the civil war.
which
Mr. Kyle now oocupies, but
> •.
' i
- - - .
Predicts a Populati n of 15,000
The burning substance had been tion, was iu Eugene today.
AN HEIR BOBS UP.
tiro.-. ‘*.
*. ■, ...
.As _
p r, ■
which both parti«>s claim.
dance.
east from the building by the brave
C. D. Withrow went north today to A Powder Explosion in a Mine
Today Covell’s only sister and heir,
ealtLi ... 1
in Ten Years—Brightest
*eu . n aro i.tleited by
11 AS GOVERNMENT LICENSE.
hands of the Beta Kappa boys, who visit Portlaud, The Dalles aud Spo-
Jvers di- .
• ■ :lu rlKxxi, family,
Mrs. Caroline M. Mel uni. of Pa­
Near
Baker
City
Results
Dis
­
Town^in
Wes
era
jciety ai ; I.
It
seems that Mr. Kyle has a gov­
- « drains u;M>n her
were meeting in their club bouse kauo.
louse, Washington, tiled with ths
irencih th- t
- * * r:u -.1
n break umici
ernment
license to construct log
astrously
to
Two
Eu
­
just
across
the
street.
One
of,them
county
court
a
not
ice
Oregon.
contesting the
( J. O. Russell, student, will reçu
le nervot: ' :i-i i
'1 lie demands
booms, etc., ou c<*rtaiu tide lauds at
noted a livid ap|x*arance aisiut the 1 perate from illness at home in Mon-
will.
ipoii ! • . :■ :;s tren<rth are in-< h
gene Citizens,
Florence, and that he has constructed
fea:
*i•• i .■ ... ir demands cf the
premises
and upon investigation
CLAIMS DECEASED WAS INSANE.
John E. Ijithrop, the bright young they found that some phosphorus mouth during vacation.
fed’ll: e ':.t* II«
r : nce
•
such booms, driven piling, built
l:e lHU .t be sun.
Misses Lulu Holmes aud Fannie
The contestant alleges as follows: wharves, etc., on said lands.
i< .isi;re xvitli the de- " newspaperman of Portland, connected in the chemical laboratory of Mc­
A mine explosion in the “Western
Kent—in . th::i ■ ■
strength. The with th«« Daily Journal, in writing for Clure hall had caught Are, presum­ Barber left this af'.ernoon for Port Union "mine on Rock Creek, near That the will was not tin* last w ill and
Mr. Hurd, ou the other hand,
ta-ou *• >*.■■ ri fe*i ;
.¡n,! v worn out his pap r pays the following high
.........
land to spend the Easter vaetion.
Haines, 10 miles northwest of Baker testament of the deceased; that the owns lands abutting on these tidt*
ably by spontaneous combustion.
nd sub' r *ioni 1 ."in* he. < iiiiis in the
A. C. J«niuugs returned from Pon City, Tuesday evening resulted iu the deceased at the time the will was lauds and claims the tide lands as his
kek and
■. etc., i.i iacause they ‘ tribute to Eugene:
Chas. Austin gaiued admittance to
uve 1
laud
last evening but went on death of James Lewis, of Eugene, made, Sept. 9, 111'2, was not of sound own.
: / of iron. EUGENE’S PROMISED GROWTH. the room and seized the burning mass
leit
..L cii largely caused
through
to Roseburg, returning today. and the injury of C. E. Platts, also and disposing mind and memory;
threw
it
from
a
window
to
the
ground,
Eugene, 1ms now about 6009 popula­
DESTROYED THE BOOMS.
y !... -
that at said date and for a long time
Mrs. Ollie Marsters, of Tangent, a resident of this city.
flamed up in gorgeous
tion. During 1903 Eugene will ex- where it
The latter gentleman has begun
I
i
ior,
th«*
deceased
was
insane
and
has beeu visiting her mother, Mrs.
p' ’.id 8100,000 ou new buildings. A flames, alarming passersby.
ALMOST INSTANTLY KILLED.
•
C.
i i utally unbalanced to such an ex­ th«* erection of a big sawmill ou these
1 » — ’ - - 1
_• ‘ J*' ¿ 4^)
Phosphorus has the property of Ryan Blachley, for several days. Sh«*
three-*-tory hotel to cost 810,000, a
In the process of work Tuesday af­ tent as not being capable of making lauds aud it seems that he has de-
r
new theater to cost 8:10,000, the San­ flaming whenever exposed to air. It left today for home.
ternoon, the ineii'PUt in a blast of a legal will; that he was acting under stroyed Kyle’s booms, pulled up his
si
ford block to cost 81*5,000, tlie Beck­ must be constantly submerged in
Frank Erwin, who organized th«* giant powder and for some reason, th«* Influence of John IngliHm, A. piling, set adrift the same, aud has
with 812,011', an implement house 86,- liquid to be safe. The water had lodge of the Royal Arcanum in this as it often happens in the mines,
Yerington,
H. D. Wylie and E. commenced to drive piling of his own
H>! ’
" ’
'• r.irlchee the OCO, and other business buildings ag­ evaporated from about a piece of the city recently, left with his wile for the meu did not get clear of the
Wheeler,
members
of the G. A. K., for the proposed sawm ill.
Dial ' .1* ÎG. :
- drain has gregating 830.000.
(Also a 825,000 treacherous stuff and caused the com­ Grant’s Pass today.
danger
before
the
explosion
occurred,
82,011) DAMAGES ASKED.
■ed
who influenced him to join the G.
HighSchool building.—Ed.) There motion. The city tire department re­
¿ a *
A . ' 'ey 10,1S01.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Hunt returne I and Buffered as they did. Lewis was A. R.
The
court is asked to enjoin Hurd
"Aft-r >■ «•■: >/ > ■ •
sponded
to
the
alarm
but
without
need
are
either
under
construction
or
are
*s remedies
this afternoon from Uottafge Grove, terribly injured and was carrried
’thiriyy u: I r.;i. «
from entering upon these premises
recommeud actually planned, to make at least of getting their apparatus into play.
NOT PROPERLY ATTESTED.
• .*‘1<! that 1
where Mr. Hunt has been engaged in part way to Haines, the nearest settle
C'*^. ■' XT.
• orDr.IIar- ■81o0,000 of added business property as The damage done was 'slight but the
It is alleged that the will was not claimed by Kyle, and 82000 damages
ment, before ho expired. Platts was
a surveying contract.
!••. .-Hid would
*
properly attested and executed in that are asked to cover the loss of logs,
t u.s the very 19O3’s record. About 2i J residences, possibilities of such a tire can easily
F
n-r
Chief of Police Stilox received an taken to a Portland hospital where said deceased did not sign the will iu lumber, etc.
I urn ac- averaging 81,5i J, w ill be erected dur­ be imagined.
qualntód ■.
* worn out
invitation from Sheriff Storey to be his injuries will be attended to with the presence of the alleged witnesses
w<»in< it. :.nd t'
with Dt rv- ing tl e year, bringing up the total to
Mr. Austiu can be seen in the Beta
ousn°i '
■
. I p.ale, thin
present at the hanging of Belding, the best medical treatment. He is ill nor did he acknowledge to said wit­
blood, i : ..
not less than 810 ),0'J0. Last year about Kappa play at the Paiker Friday even­
be a panacea.
the convicted murderer, tomorrow a critical condition.
“J. IL Wi
ness that the signature was his or that
* >'>.*■, Druggist.’’
100 residences were built, averiug 81,- ing, with the other brave young men
FAMILIES RESIDE HERE.
morning, He went dowu this after
it was made by his authority; nor did
,•05 rMTMtcc that st ive ic -iwonUI to teaolst.)
500 each, i nd 850,000 to 860,000 of new who acted so heroically at the tire.
uoon to witness the event.
Mrs. James A. le*wis^ formerly the witnesses sign as witne.- es in the
business structures, the record of the
resided in the Siuslaw valley but presence of testator or in the presence
Philip Numbers, aged 81 years, an
year being a total of more than 82i J,-
camo to Eugene to live wheu her hus- of each other.
old pioneer of Lane county, died nt
0C0 of new buildings.
These new
lumdw eut to the miues. She received
The contestant alleges that tlie will 111 - home on the Coast Fork river, teu
(Daily Guard, March 26.)
buildings are going up iu response to
the telegram announcing the fatality is void for the reason that (her«* is uo inih's south of Cottage Grove, March
actual demand. The influx of new
A. J. Ward is dowu from Vida.
last oveuiu..* and is deeply stricken legal devisee or legate«* of the prop­ 23<1, 1903.
settlers creates the demand. In ten
J. Waring is down from Walter- with grief.
Mr. Numbers came from Ohio in
erty and prays that the order pro­
years Eugene will have 15,000 popula
ville.
Mr. Platts has a wife aud family of bating the will be revoked.
the early days and crossed the plains
tion. Only fools aud prophets pro­
Mrs. M. C. Eby is here from Cot­ children living here. Three boys
Thompson A Hardy are the attor­ with an ox team. He resided on the
phesy. But such a prediction is war­
tage Grove.
compose the family. They heard of neys for Mrs. McLam.
Const Fork river many years.
He
ranted by the present growth and the
leaves an aged wife and other rela­
Dr. Tatum and wife of Gadiner, are the accident to their parent and bus
The Guard is in receipt of informa­
fact that development in the valley
band at the same time and are very
tives to mourn his death besides
has only begun,.
The tributary tion to the effect that the conduct­ in Eugene.
deeply
concerned as to his welfare.
many friouds. "Uncle” Philip was
ors
on
the
Southern
Pacific
railway
Miss Marie Ware is in Portland on
country is bounding ahead in leaps
Lewis and Platts left Eugene last
loved by both young and old and
that must carry it far into the region have just received orders that on business.
fall with the intention of working
J.
E.
Lathrop,who
was
a
recent
t
heir hearts bleed to bid him good­
April
15th
a
new
system
will
be
in
­
vis-
of high prosperity.
Miss Lucy McFarland is visiting in
iu the mines in Eastern Oregon and itor to Eugene, representing the Port bye.
Regarding the promised growth, augurated on the passenger trains of Junction City.
have been in good employment ever land Journal, has been very kind to
an increase of 10 per cent, a year for all Hues owned by the Harriman
I. B. Cushman came up from the sinco they left here.
Eugene through the columns of his
10 years would give a population of interests.
lower Siuslaw last night.
paper,
advertising our wonderful
FUNERAL
HERE.
A TICKET COLLECTOR.
15,562. A 10 per cent, per year in­
Roy Goff and Roily Potter, of Wal-
To begin with, the conductors are
The funeral over the remains of Mr. resources and phenomenal activity
Co to
crease is not too much to look for.
terville, spent last night in Eugene.
The C«>rvnllis Tim«») says that W
Lewis will be held in Eugene, the to the rest of the state in a way
The new dwelling houses that are relieved from all ticket collecting,
J. 8. and C. L. McCready, of New body being expected on tonight’s which can not but be of extreme • > I leekart, of that, city has the oon-
a
man
for
that
especial
purpose
to
being erected and occupied warrant
kirk, O. T., have arrived in Eugene. train, Announcements will lie made value to this section.
It may be a t met for the erection of two new res­
the assertion that more than 10 per be appointed for euch train.
source of
enlightenment to the idence« in Eugene. One is for W
Thos.
Paine
was
a
visitor
from
Cot
­
later.
cent, increase will take place.
' CONDUCTOR’S DUTIES.
readers of the Register to explain W Calkins to be erected on East
tage Grove this morning.
*»»*»»#
The conductor will be in charge
SHOE STORE
that he is the person who was de­ Eleventh street at a cost of 83000,
Goe.
Warner,
cf
Fall
Creek,
was
a
EUGENE’S BRIGHT APPEARANCE. of everybody on bis train and will
nounced as a “blundering bumpkin and the other is for W L DeLano on
Eugene visitor a day or two this we«k.
of perambulating proclivities,’’ “gul­ west Eighth street to cost 81,209.
“One cannot escape paying this attend to nothing but the running of
G. N. Frazer, the foundry man,
the
train.
He
will
have
absolute
lible ami verdant," referring to hie
tribute to Eugene: It is the brightest
went to Albany thisaftenoon on busi
; brain as “a captious receptitude of
town in the western half of the state. control of the entire train.
o
torta .
Along with tbeebange comes a raise ness.
credulity. " etc. One of the articles Boar.th.
The experienced observer can come
The Kind YwHanA*2E
Coburg Camp No. 263, W. of W.
sent from Eugene brought forth the Signatar.
John Deadmond, of Walterville, was
into this place on a midnight train in the salaries of the conductors.
Coburg, Oregon.
statement that it was “ feasted upon
of
and know absolutely that it is a good They will when this new system is in Eugene yesterday and made this
le, your committee appointed to
town, the tide of prosperity running put into effect, receive 4135 per office a pleasant call.
There is a rumor in railroad circles with great gusto by the disgruntled
Scissors aud pocket knives that are
ft n-olutions of condolence upon
mouth.
with it—well graded streets crowned
F. W. Hahn, wife and daughter, of to the effect that the Southern Pacific for they have stomachs like that, of g >od at Cham tiers.
death of our Neighbor, Arch
The conductors are’ very much
in the center, good sidewalks that
Hhennitigton, Wis., were arrivals in Company has in contemplation the the wattled and wartey headed turkey
A few good second-hand blcylces
¡th, bo • leave to submit the fol­
construction and equipment of a buzzard." Yet this morning the Reg­ very cheap at Chambers* Hardware.
don't wear out one’s shoes (to the de­ pleased with the new order. By the Eugene last night.
io; :
creation of the office of ticket collec-
ister printed a column and a half of
spair of the boot and shoe dealers ),
Miss Florence Humphrey of Olym double truck between Portland and
Dunn’s solid fruit spray. Lough-
herea-, It has pleased our Heavenly
tor it will give them more time for
l-athrop's excellent writing, part of
San
Francisco,
ways
the
Salem
Journ
­
substanitial stores with fresh stocks of
Washington, is a visitor of
miller A Peter.
ler to call from his earthly labors
train duties aud then they will have pia,
which
also
appeared
in
the
Guard
last
al.
While
this
rumor,
as
is
the
case
goods exhibited in the show windows
' honored and respected neighbor,
no fear of the dreadeil "spotters.” relatives and friends in Eugen*.
Perhaps this is an apology
with all reports concerning the inten evening.
and lots of paint recently applied on
■»
Miss Irene Applegate left this after­
ih Smith, a loss we deeply mourn,
The “spotters” will have to "spot”
tions of transportation companies, to I-athrop.
all structures.
noon for Portland where she will stay
refore, be it
the ticket collector after this.
lacks official continuation, still it is
These are indubitable evidences of
on an extended visit with friends.
esolved. That the officers and mem-
REASON
FOR
CHANGE.
CITY PROPERTY FOR HALE.
given greater credence than the aver­
growth aud prosperity, especially the
3 of Coburg Camp No. 263. Wood-
M. C. Van Tyne is here from Port­ age report.
I own and havo for side about 30 )
The reason for the adoption of this
paint.
n of the World, Pacific Juritdic-
land where be went five months ago.
The report of a few weeks ago that lots in seven different additions to Eu­
Here 1100 children go the public new system is on account of the fre­
u. exteud to the sorrowing relatives
He will return there after a few days. the Southern Pacific Company pro­ gene. Am laying off a new addition.
schools, More would go were there quency of wrecks the last few years.
There is no need'of sending
dr profound sympathy in this their
Gustave Gustavson, Erick Erickson pos'd placing additional trains on its Lots sold on reasonable time for 859
The conductors will now have more
any further for we have a
buildings to accommodate them.
I liereavement. May they be corn-
complete line of ... .
People are on the streets from dis­ time to look after all departments of aud John Johnson, of Lincoln, Neb., OregonCalifornia line, adds color to and upwards.
led by the precious hope of meeting
1 employ no agents. 1 alone sell myf
the subsequent report that a double
tant points, come to trade or do busi­ the train and will be on the lookout ar«j recent arrivals in Eugene.
lir loved one in the great beyond;
Mrs. M. W. Barker, who has been track is to lie provided, since it is property. These lots are going fast, School Reward Cards
ness of some sort, and there are about more sharply for any probable cause
tl be it further
herefrom Corvallis as a guest of Mrs. quite an apparent fact that liecause so anyone wanting to purchase would
as few loiterers as can be seen in any for a wreck.
School Report Card s at
Sesolved, That our charter and flag
This new order was the outcome of W. E. Kay, returne«l to her home of the immense traffic both in freight do well to call early.
town in Oregon.
draped in mourning for a period of
Home
of
the
property
would
la*
ex
and
pa-
"
liger
departments,
a
single
a
recent
conference
between
the
sup
­
today.
Is there money afloat in Eugene?
irty days: that these rseoultions be
would be asked by the average in erintendents of the various Harriman
Walter Shelley left this afternoon track i entirely inadequate to meet changed for desirable timber lands.
>ad upon the minutes of our Camp;
T G. HENDRICKS.
quirer. There must lie much money lines aud a delegation from the con­ for Portland where he has secured the requirements of the company.
1 that a copy be tiansmitted to the
in circulation to maintain the busi­ ductors.
WILL
PAY.
TO
employment as a carpenter for the
reared family; also a copy be sent
ness houses in so up-to-date condition.
From an economical point of view,
su mmer.
' publication to The Pacific Wood People hereabouts and in town must
Miss Belle Brown and Mrs. P. E. it is figured that the double track
m aud the county papers.
BOOK STORE
be posperous and capital must be:
Snodgrass were passengers to Portland plan will prove a decided advantage
GEO. A. DRURY,
coming in from outside to permit the
mid
a
paying
iinestment.
The
opera
­
today where they will visit friends
MOHAIR WANTED.
C. R. COCHRAN,
Eugene, - • Oregon.
merchants to carry such fresh, well
tion of freight trains on the line as
Dr. Tatom. the well known dentist for a few days.
W. E. WILCOX,
Farmers, if you want the top price
selected stocks, and the hotel men to
as it is now constructed, is peren­
I-eave the selection to us and you
of Gardiner, and Miss Ella Safley,
Miss Bernice Stewart, of Portland,
Committee.
nially congested to the annoyance for you mohair, see W. Sanders before
keep such model bostelries.
will find it to suit you. . . .
of Florence, were married in Van­ has been the guest of Miss Stella
and inconvenience of both the trans you sell.
».
couver, Washington, March 23. They Melrath during the past few days.
port at ion oompatiy, the merchant and
are now in Eugene on their way to She returned home today.
the producer. This congestion of
Gardiner. The Guard, along with
Marion Keene, the agent of the La trsttie can only I m * relieved by a dou­
their many friends, extend hearty Fayette Stock Farm, who r««ceutly
ble track which would admit of the
Coburg, Oregon, March 24.
congratulations.
sold the 83,UOOGerman coach horse to running of a larger number of trains.
Contractor
Fred
Bellman
and
Editor Eugene Guard: We wish to
Duncan Scott, is again in the city.
The demand for an improved service
press through the Guard our heart - force of men this morning began
^Drf and Mr*. F. E. Sei over left to meet ’.he needs
the Coast section
the
work
of
laying
a
cement
walk
in
CITY ELECTION.
lt thanks to the people of Colmrg' for
this
afternoon
for San Fran­ has been growing annually and will
eir sympathy aud kindness to us dur- front of and a short distance along
the side of J. D. Matlock's three story
Notice is hereby given that the an­ cisco for a month’s pleasure trip, continue to grow with the settle-
g our recent affliction. May they i>e
Eighth and Willamette nual election for city officers will be combined with busine«« in the Bay m«nt of the Pacific states by th«
ared from having to pass through brick at
hundreds of newcomers who ar« now
held in Eugene on Monday, April 6, City.
ch trials. We also thank our friends streets.
not be long before cement 191«.
locating here.
J
Mr.
aud
Mrs.
T.
J.
Bailey,
who
It
will
i other places for letter- of sympathy
be in front of every busi-
have
been
here
from
Prairie
City,
the
walks
will
time
there
is
to
be
elected
At which
nt us through the mails. We shall
At present one mayor, and one councilman for guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Amis
'er hold them in grateful remem- ness house in the city,
there are only a very few feet of each ward, All for the term of two ami Mr». Shaw, returned this after
rance.
board walks in the business section years, also one councilman for the noon to their homes.
W. B. BEARD.
of Willamette and Ninth streets.
I
1 fourth ward for one year.
Rev. M. L. Rose arrived last night
JENNIE BEARD.
Seattle, March 21.—Mrs. Cora Tur­
< )ne nscorder and one treasurer, )>oth from Olympia, Washington, aud will
for one year.
be on band this evening to lecture ner, of Portland, was assaulted by a
TRAGEDY AVERTED.
Judges and clerks of said election: in the Christian church on the sub col ore* 1 |a>rter on the Pullman in the
“Just in the nick of time our little |
railroad yards here yesterday morn
1st ward—P. J. McPherson, E. R. ject <>f “A Tentmaker of Tarsus.”
Ft
. boy was saved” writee Mrs.W. Wat­
ing. She was on her way from Spok
Mummy aud Letter Hulin.
Polling
The Epworth League Convention
Sheriff Fred Fisk went to Portland
kins, of Pleasant City, Ohio. Pneumo­ place st truck bouse on East lltb
ane
to
Portland
Tb<*
negro
cut
her
I
b- Eugene distict m* et» in Corrvallis
today to be there on time to witness with a knife in bis > ffort to intimidate 1
lay 1. 2 and 3. L i-t evening at the nia ha*l played sal havoc with him street.
the final preparations which Sheriff
and a terrible cough set in beaides.
her. Craz-d with pain au«l fear the ,
2nd ward—I. E. Stevens. Henry Hol-
ome of Mr. and Mis. W. W. Calkins.
Doctors treated him, but be grew lenb«*ck and Sam'l. C. Thnrstftn Pol­ Storey has to make preceding the w* man lea; >-d through the plate glass
*»t Eleventh
street. the local
worse every day. At length we tried ing place at engine room in city hall. hanging of the condemned murderer, window of the car, and her sc earns
*agne of the Methodist
church dele
met
Belding. He will stay over Friday.
Ï «ÌX1
KinM-.New Dtocovry for Con-
brought assi-tance from the men in
3rd ward—G. W. Welder, Robt. M.
o business session and
are all known to be adapted to this noil.
«,mn»inn
and
our
darling
was
sarod.
sumption,
save«!.
the
yard. The porter was arrested
Day and B. D. Paine.
Polling place
at«e to this convention. Following
He’s now sound, and well. ’ E»ery- at Socialist hall West Seventh street,
You can get Oliver extra« when you need them.
snd
later
gave
his
name
ant).
W.
Rob
­
'-re th-del-gaf-s «clccte.!
Misses
... l .
WORKING OVERTIME. •
' kD"'* r. It’s the only
inson.
Tne
woman
is
being
held
as
Also
all o her kinds.
’hecla Dore and Mamie Fisk. Messrs tx>iy ough‘
between Willamette and Olive street*
sure' rtneo
cure f.Ar
for ( Coughs,
> _ , .
,
nnffiML Cobls and all
4th ward—J. D. McDonald, C. A.
l«y Glass and Cha«. Riddell.
Eight boar laws are ignored Uy witness against him.
Lung diseases. Guarantee«! by W. V* iatsrmei-r aii l <>eo. A. Dyson.
thoae tireioM, little workers—l>r.
L DeLano, Druggist. Price, 5oc and Polling place at -tag- office at Bangs’
King’s New Life Pills.
Million* are
81. Trial bottles free.
* stable. West Ninth «tree».
always at work, night and day, coring
__________________
Polls to be opened at «o'clock«, m. lr>‘Wge«ti'>n, Bill lr-1 sue»*, c«>t>-'i|a
For Infanta and Children.
and closed at fl o’clock p. m. on said tion, Bick Headache and all stomach.
J- L. Psge. Eugene's new postma*-
New Furniture.
'Uh day of April,
I Liver and Bowel troubles
t^sy.
*r- who will go into office about
Chambers' Hardware.
By order of the Common Coancil of pleasant, safe. sure.
tpnl l»t. has executed th- n*< e«*ary
Only Xc at W
Bear . the
New Stock Furniture.
Dunn* solid tree spray. Lough- the City of Eugene. March 9th, 1903. j L. DeLano’a Drug store.
*ond of *13,OOu aud is now about
e ot
B.
F.
DORRIS,
Bocorder
»kly to take charge
aoUsr A F.Ur
r yr.
Compliments From an
James A. Lewis Kilted
Observing Outside
and C. E. Platts
Visitor.
Injured.
oiiic
Died.
NEW SYSTEM ON
HARRIMAN LINES
Shoes
New Residences.
YORAN’S
TALK OF A DOUBLE
Resolutions.
TRACK ON THES.P.
Teachers!
Schwarzschild’s
Married.
Card of Thanks.
Cement Sidewalk
CHAMBERS
HARDWARE
Negro AssauKs Woman.
League Convention.
See Oliver’s New Gang,
and all siz°s and
shapes of Walking Plows.
The 40 Walking,
The 40 Sulky,
The Oliver Steel Plow,
CASTOR IA
Tht Kind You Havi Always Bought
Farm implements.
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