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Weekly Eugene Guard
SATURDAY
MA y 2
ADDRESSED
BIG AUDIENCE
OFFCE—Near corner Seventh au.l
Willan»<tte streets opposite Odd Fel
low»' Temple—No hub Willamette St.
Telephone, Main 191.______________
(Guard Special Service.)
Ashland, Ore., April 30.—Hon. A.
TERMS OF 8U8CRIPTION.
Oue Year
$2.'»» E. Kearnes, candidate for congress on
Six Mouths .............................. 1.00 the Democratic ticket at tbe special
Three Mouths .................................. 50 June election, last night addressed a
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huge gathering of friends iu Chautau
qua tabernacle. He spoke for an
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hour on the issues of the campaign
aud told iu a frank anil reasonable
manner why tbe Democrats should
The W eekly G uard ha»
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Tbe meeting aroused great enthusi
made arrangemenfs for a asm in Ashland for Reamea. He will
clubbing rate with the Port carry hi» county by a handsome ma
land Journal. The Journal jority. it waa tbe lirbt political
is now a leading paper in the speech made by tbe candidate during
the campaign. He baa a maaterly ail-
state, has a full account of dreaa
aud knows how to present it.
all news, local, state and gen.
WHAT HE SAID.
eral, telegraph, special fea Mr. Kearnes advocated tbe right» of
tures and full market reports labor, counselling conservation of
financial iutereata. In abort he advo-
W eekly G uard and
rated a medium course bound to re-
Semi We> klv Journal
per year ............
$2.00 ceive support.
TARIFF REVISION,
W eekly G uard and
lie
stated
that high tariff on trust
Weekly Journal per
made goods waa absurd and supported
year............................ 1 85 | hia position with sound reasoning.
Remember this calls for
THE PHILIPPINE TRADE.
paid-in-ad vance subscriptions Mr. Kearnes favored giving our
And <it tbe price mentioned _______________________
inhabitants all freedom i cou-
you receive the G uard and sistent with conditions and argued
for free commerce with tbe Philippines
Journal for one year.
ANENT MR. HERMANN.
ALSO THE OREGONIAN.
Of Mr. Hermann be said:
The W eekly G uard and “1 presume there are those here who
the Weekly Oregonian ot i will expect ine to say something con
paid-in-advance subscribers cerning Mr. Hermann. If you have
ooms here expecting that 1 am going
¿2.25 per year.
to abiixe him, or way anything that is
intended to blacken his character, or
bis reputation amongst his neighbors
Note and Comment.
you are entirely mistaken. With the
question as to whether Mr. Hermann
The Russian war minister is quoted was removed by the President, or by
as saying that the effect of the remon Mr. Hitchcock, I am not at all con
strance made by the United Status, cerned. It is a family affair in which
Groat Britain and Japau against in 1 am taking no part. Certainly, there
iletinite occupation of Manchuriu by if much speculation upon this point
among the republicans, and it is a
Russia would ouly be to hasten Rus serious question for tbeir considera
a Ian appropriation of the three Man tion; but it is no business of minej 1
churian provinces. The interest- have simply to suggest that 1 believe,
ed powers may “protest,” and that considering the cuqiiitioiis, 1 am in as
good a position to serve the State as
will be all there is about it. The
would lie Mr. Hermann.
Russiuu position iu the far East is
“Everyoue knows that the House
1 inpreguable. They are contiguous, is now already elected, is republican
while the protesting powers, except by a strong majority, and that my
Japan, have their base of supplies election coulil uot affect its political
complexion in any way. This offers
afar off.
a splendid opportunity for those re
publicans who feel kindly disposed
Willamette university, Salem, la towards me, to support me in this
without a bell clapper for the third campaign. ”
time thia year. The boya got them.
y
liinger Hermann will uot give his
opponeut for congressman the ctiauce
* to ask him why the Republican
administration kicked him out of
the land office commissiouershlp.
Binger refuses to meet Kearnes iu a
joint canvass. A good many Republi
cans who will vote for Binger are uot
at all pleased with the position iu
which they are placed.
lit other
words they don't like Hermann's un
savory record but won’t vote for it
democrat. There are other Republi
cat's who will vote as they do other
t hilt gs—honestly.
Tuo Imd, thè indigniti»» put upon
those of notile birth but »cani of
money by people who have phuity of
money but no birth to boast of—Juat
thè plaid, ordinar/ aritelef liete is
un ottieer iuvading thè »parimente of
thè Earl of Yarmouth at Pittsburg
in thia glorioua land of thè free,
with alt attachmeut agaUiat thè Karl
for tificeli hundred dullnr», borrowed
Fiat year. And that on thè eve of
hia marrlage to Mia» Tliaw, who la
expected to thaw thè colti, 'distila!
tlnaneial gloom that for montila hss
•nveloped bini, with »omething like
n niillion of American dollar» in ex-
vhange for u title!
(Guarii Special Service.)
Zion, April 29.—Mrs. A. L. Roney,
of Goshen, is visiting friends aud
relatives here.
Mr. ami Mra. Hugh Hampton, of
Eugene, are visiting at Ziou.
D. 8. Hunsaker ia here visiting
around among his children.
Jasper Hills has moved bis camp
further up the creek where he has a
.irew of men putting in a dam.
A very highly commendable affair
was carried out at Elden Templetnan's
home, when a lot of the neighbors
gathered ami put in 30 acres of grain
for him iu one day. Elden lias been
laid up for the past six months so
that he could do no manual labor.
This kindly act of the neighbors cun
not be commended too highly.
We are pleased to chronicle another
good act of the people of this valley,
as one day last week quite a number
of men with teams gathered at the
home of Jesse Holbrook ami hail an
old fashioned log rolling, clearing
quite a space of ground for which Mr.
Holbrook felt very grateful.
Thus. Hunsaker bail the misfortune
to lose one of hia tine Jersey cows
oue day last week, caused by eating I
larkspur.
John Parker is home from hlarcola,
a|M>miing a few days with hia parents.
Mr. aud Mra. Thus. Barbre moved
home Monday from the Rest Cottage
iu Eugene. They will make a viait
soon to their daughter living in Baker
City.
How can any man a ho believes in the
integrity of the* Rooaevelt adminis
tration vote for llerniauiif Kicked
ROBBED THE GRAVE.
< ut of office at Washington he asks
A startling incident, is narrated by
< fregoli Reputili, atte to »end him Iwek
John Oliver of Philadelphia, rs fol-
to the capitol which he left in di» ows: "I was in an awful condition.
grace. It ia n curious situation.
My »kin wan almost yellow, eye»
sunken, tongue coated, pain coll-
Chinook, Washington, has an auti finally in l>aek and sides, no appetite
growing weaker day •<>/ day Three
treatiug league. What fort The peo- physicians bail given ire up. Then I
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pie who belong to it are teetotaler».
was advistsl to use FJectric Bitters;
to my great joy, the first bottle made
Portland
has another Baptist a decided improvement. 1 continued
chti.vh.all la-cause the Baptist rich ami their use for three week*, aud am now
a well mau. I know they rublied the
Baptist poor of that city amalgamated grave of auother victim.” No one
•omething like oil ami water. Wtll should fail to try them. Only 00
they lie able to get aloug together in cent», guaranteed, at W. L. De
Lauo's drug »tone.
heaven?
Most of the Colorado railroads will TO OCRE A COLD IN ONE DAY
wbat» the dust nut sauce the coming
Take laxative Bromo Onlnine tab
eumtner by sprinkling their tnbck* let* AH druggist» refund the money
if
it fail» to cure E. U. Grove's
with cowl oil.
signature is on each box. 25 cents.
.MONEY FOR BOYS.
Mr. Alfred .Mosely's party of Brit
Boy*, bring yo.ir «Id rubber to W.
ish workmen whd recently visited the Sander», Eugene. Hr will pay you
4 cent» a pound for it.
United Hiatts disagree on many
WOOL KN 11 Mttll AIR.
point*, but they all serve that Ameri
can workmtn are mure »otter than
Hie heat cash price paid for wool and
their British rival». Thia alone 1» a Mohair at Frank £. Ihiun’s.
tzemeudona advantage.
Cresifll liera?.
(Gilani Special Service. )
■ Creewt II, April 2!*.—Herb. Frunklin
la tiown from Wendling to spend a few
days with hi» folks.
Miss Bertha ia home from Portland,
where ahe underwent a successful I
operation for appendicitis.
A gentleman by the name of Buah,
has just arrived from Nebraska, lie
expects to make thia hia future home.
Mack J ihnaou ia thinking seriously
of euteriug school. Of course he will
be iu the intermediate department.
Messrs Jobu Petty aud Johu Bar
nett had a runaway Mouday uight.
As a result Johns were scattered for
half a mile along the road leading
from Creswell to the river.
Henry Parsons expects to take a
vacation from his duties as clerk iu
C. L. Weber’s store on account of
hie health.
The grippe has a death grip on
Creswell and vicinity. An unusual
amouut of sickness is reported.
Cbaa. Stanton has sold hia ranch to
Jack Ferguson, who will take posses
sion at once.
The Creswell Sunday school is talk
ing of having a picnic some time in
June in the grove near the river. We
hope to be able to announce the date
iu the near future.
Judy.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Amos D. aud R. A. Hyland to Riley
and M. A. Winfrey, 131.126 acres iu
tp. 20 s, r 1 e, $1500.
L. M. Truvis to Calin L. Martin,
lot 10, block 1, Shelton’s ad. to Eu
gene, $15.
State of Oregou to C. C. Cushmau,
80 acres iu tp. 18 s, r 1 w, $100.
Leo Burg to M. J. Hoseltou. 40
acres iu tp. 18 s, r 6 w, $1.
California A Oregou Laud Company
to Amos D. Hyland, 21.37 acres in tp.
20 s, r 1 e, $60.
Ella aud George Wall to Frank
Jordan, lots 1 aiuj 8, block 20, Long
A Lauiless’ ad. to Cottage Grove,
$250.
Waltir R. McCormick to Eugene
R. anil Kenneth McCornack, certain
land iu tp. 18 s, r 11 w, $1.
Asci C. rattorsou to J. Alvah Pros
ser, 360.70 acres iu tp. 18 s, r 11 w,
$1500.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Miuy E. Mulkey vs. L. H. Mulkey,
divorce. Defendant, by his attor
neys, Skipworlh A Pipes, tiles motion
to strike out portions of the com
plaint for the reason that the said
portions are a «bum, frivolous, im
material, uncertain, iudelluite and
iusiifficieiitly pleaded.
tiorge Murch vs W. J. Vaugbu, to
recover money.
CITIZENSHIP PAPERS.
John Hynes, a native of Ireland, U
grunted full U. 8. citizenship papers.
Arue Nelson, a subject of the King
of Sweden, tiles hia declaration of in
tending to become a citizen of the
United States.
TIMBER DEED.
Alice and Marion I’. Walker to
Cbaa. F. Cox, all timber on sw l4 of
nw l4, mi-tion 9, tp. 17 s, r 8 w, $130.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
The notarial commission of E. J.
Frasier is tiled.
Lorane Items.
(Guard Special Service. )
Lorane, April 30.—Mr. Stone, on r
rand supervisor, is making good use
of the grader.
The young people anticipate pleas
ant times, wheeling on tine roads.
The creamery building has been i
raised and w ill soon be ready for use
Mrs. Chiieot, who has been visiting
her »later, Mrs. Atkinson, has re
turned to her home iu Kansas. She
made many friends while here, whose
good wishes follow her.
Mr. McCalister, of Salem, has been
visiting at the home of L. E. Ward.
Mr. Herman Kay and wife have re
turned from Eastern Oregon.
WILL PUT UP
A SAWMILL
M. S. Barker, the enterprising pro
prietor of the Barker Gun Works, 1»
preparing to add oue more industry
to Eugene'sloug list o; manufactur
ing establishments.
He already has the timbers out for
the erection of a sawmill which will
be located ou the Willamette river,
just below tbe big wagon bridge.
He has purchased abodt l'^ acres of
ground there, including the old boat
warehouse site, which gives him am
ple room for lumber yard».
THE MILL.
Mr. Barker today informed a Guard
reporter that the new mill will have
a capacity of betweeD 10,<AM> and 15-
000 feet’ of lumlx-r per day. The
building will be 3 x120 feet in dimen
sions, exclusive of minor additions
and abutting sheds. It will be what
is known as a baud mill aud the ma
chiuery will be first class iu every re-
sped.
Mr. Barker has over half the ma
chiuery ordered, sume of it now be
ing manufactured at the Gruss Bros, I
irou works in Eugene and the re
mainder coming from Saginaw, Mich.,
aud Seattle, Wash.
If the machinery arrives in time
Mr. Barker expects to have the new
mill iu operation shortly after the !
tit -t itf Inly.
PLENTY OF TIMBER.
The new mill will have plenty of
timber to draw from. The Guard is
informed Mr. Barker has 15,000,000
feet of bis own on Fall Creek and a
great deal more is obtainable.
This is the second sawmill for Eu
gene, the Eugene Lumber Co. operat
ing oue on the river north of Skin
ner’» Butte. Of course there is room
for two mills, aud more for that uiat-
ter, and both no doubt will tlnd a
ready market for their output.
Dog Show Slated.
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FOR. YOUR
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Fishing Tackle,
Hardware, Tinware,
Guns, Ammunition b
Bicycles and
Bicycle Repairing go to
;
Second-Hand Bicycles
Traded for Wood,
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WdUUCIK
Your Money Back Sale
Saturday Morning we inaugurate our
15 days No\ ¿1 Money Back Sale
You get the goods whether you p ay for them or not.
How it is done ¿7 ¿7 ¿7 £7 .£7
With each purchase from any Department in the Stere you have one chance to insert your hand in. pj
which contains 99 white round hoop
one card which has the words MONEY BAt K prii
If von draw this Lucky Card—No difference what th ■ aniotii t of your purchase from ac to $2.50, vou «¡p | 1
thu amount returned in i ash—$2.50 being the limit—That is if your purchase was $10.00 and von
the Lucky Card $2.50 will be returned
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TO INCREASE THE PURCHASING POWER OF YOUR DOLLAR
VVe w ill allow a Discount of 10 per cent from our entire line of handsome waiste.
Al. > 20 per cent from our Mammoth Line of tine hand-tailored skirts.
The Entire Store will lie ablaze with attractive prices.
THE BON MARC
What Shall We
The week of May 11 to 16, has been
tilled to the brim with all kinds of
amusements aud events. The latest
is the big dog and pony shows of the
well known company of Norris A
Rowe. They are slated for Eugene,
Wednesday, May 13. The advance car
arrived last night aud the Haring bills
are being put up today.
FENCE POSTS WANT! D.
Five thousand fence posts wanted
Chambers Hardware.
by
Have for Dessert?
This question arises in the family
every day. Let us answer it to-day. Try
S. n. Friendly
a delicious and healthful dessert,
paredin two minutes. Noboiling! no
baking! add boiling water and set to
root Flavors:—Lemon, Orange, Rasp
berry and Strawberry. Get a package
st vour grocers to- day ic . ts
Extra Special
Saturday, 7 to 9 p. m.
J. W. KAYS’ FU.tNITU.TE CO
.mbalmers and Funeral Directors
O NOT think for a moment we have given
our I xtra Special Sales We were only gettin
ready t » give you a surprise Next Saturdaynigi
we will give yt.u such values that you will begli
to ta'se advantage of:
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You snow what you are looking for
when you take Grove’s Tasteless Chill
Tonic, because the formula is plainly Day & Henderson, Undertakers
prinetd on every bottle, showing that
it is simply iron aud quinine in a and Embalmers. Cor. Will ano 7th
tasteless form. No cure. No pay.
25 cents.
Buy a Crescent bicycle aud save
doctor bills, for yourself aud wheel.
We sell them.
IMPORTANT TO ALL.
Chambers Hardware.
Eugene.
Old iron is in big demand. Don't
let those peddlers get it fora third of
Dunn’s solid fruit spray. Lough-
the value, and guess its weight, too. niller A P< er.
Bring your broken east irou ma
chinery to W. Sanders and get 60
A Plauet, Jr., gardeu weeder, hill
cents u hundred, ami the right weight dropper aud cultivator, combined,
besides. See me at house, 1N0. 97),
makes gardening easy. We sell them.
West Sth street.
Chambers Hardware.
AL A. Simmons is located at the
old stand, 6th aud Willamette srtreets,
Notices under this head not to ex where the best grade photo work may
ceed five lines, 50 cents a week; $1.50 bo hail at reasonable rates.
a month; tl2.00 per year.
Dunn’s solid tree spray. Lough-
miller A Peter.
For Sale.
A few dollars iuvested in poultry
TEAM FOR SALE.—A span of mares netting will keep your neighbors
for sale. Weight about 12U0 pounds. chickens out of your garden. W
Will sell with or without wagon. carry all heights at bottom prices.
Chambers Hardware.
Address Caspar Bartsch, Pleasant
We have t’ e most complete bicycle
Hill.
repaiT shop In the city. We have
added an euameling . oven and can
make your old wheel look like new.
All kinds of lathe work done. We
guarantee our brazing.
Chambers Brothers,
Eugene.
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50 doz. Ladies Haudkercli'fs L
value 10c, 12ljc and 15c, Ijt
Saturday night 7 to 9
500 Yds Embroidery
25 Doz. Misses Hose, all size-* (in black only) sell-
nf 500
Yds.
Gingham—Regular 17|«
P[-- 10c kind. Saturilap night 7 to
50 Doz. Men's Cotton Hose,
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Good value at 25c,
.
Saturday night 7 to 9
25c.
The Best of a Good
Is good coffee, and good coffi*
be procured only at good i"
like Green’s. Tbe very finest '<
Mocba, Java, Costa Rica,
or blended, either in the l*,n'
whole bean roasted, or ground-•
prefers—it’s all oue to ns s»1 J*
pleased. Teas, too—China, b!
Ceylon, English breakfast.
_ 4 1 he K nd You Have Always 3oucdTt
FREMII COW FOR SALE.
An extra good milch cow, half FOR SALE OR TRADE
ish jacks, aud on
Jersey and Shorthorn, 3 years old.
stallion
for sale or
with second heifer calf for sale.
l*argaiu. A.l good b
Price $40. Also stock pastured.
ou J. Beebe, three m
W. A. POTTER, Irving.
of Eugene, or G. G. t
lamette street, Eugene
HORSES STRAY ED OR STOLEN.
Three horses strayed or stolen from
the Chapman place, south Willamette
street. Eugene, Thursday. April 9;
Arabian or spotted mare pony, blind
ight eye; 1 large bay colt, 3 years,
with cut on left front foot just above
hoof; 1 gray gelding. Suitable re
ward for information as to same. Ad
dress li. H. Wood, Eugene, South
Willamette street.
Wanted
WOOD CHOPPERS WANTED.—To
. chop cordwood. Inquire of O. W
Johnson, McKenzie Stock Farm.
Bpringfield, Oregon.
Ten heaii of »beep from mjr place
April 5. A suitable reward will be
paid for their information leading to ’AXe) 11E.VD OF STOCK CA1TLF
re»*ovey.
WANTED—Cow» and heifer calv.«,
yearlin« and 2-year-old heifer»;
CASPER BARTSCH.
Prasant Hill. Oregon.
five l ulls to the bnudreil bead; to
raise ou »hare*, l.y relia)>|a and
perfectly responsible lifelong cattle
man. Flue grass range in western
part of Laue county; half increase
for six years.
Addrew A. J.
Thompson, Gardiner. Oregon.
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WOOL' WOOL' WtXIL'
tumidi» hor- J
weight
ß
Se.. Hall A Son before you sell your’ to 10 year* 800 to li»»> It*.
Wil)
be
buying
until
wool and mohair. We are prepari*)
May 2n.i, at
Livery Stable,
to pay the higbeet price« l'ubilo
Eugene.
aud private storage
LOST OR STRAY ED.
a
PETITION FOR ROAD.
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon, for the County of Lane
In the matter of the application
of Joseph Fellman and J. J.
Nnolle to establish a logging
road in l^ane County, Oregon
■II " tern this math r uav concern
' ireeting:
’
> >n. and each of you are hereby
>*'»• [ that Joseph b« liman and J
3 >icolle have thia day filed a petHion
aud map in the (’ounty Court of
Line County, Oregon, providing for
' iu location of a right of way for a
cging nwd through the fidlowing
the nw '4
tbe nw i4 |
of the
4. section
e »e >. i
oection 11, .i? in
»hip H
». r 10 w, w. M.
point of
eomn cement of raid prop«' xed road
i- at ■ ■ -tear the center on t the west
line if the m of the nw t 4 w<
of _ said
1 1
'• rrnii.u- of I »aid
road is to la- at the mouth of Hada»II
t reek, in >aid section 11 And von
are further notified that the matter
will come up for bearing on »aid pe
il'«?’,- *‘7* *.»*’ C”u“ly coort of
l-aiie ( ouuty. Oregon, on June the
-t at the hour of 10 a. m , .¿T
a>l all p.r». ms having any interest
m any of the lands through which «ai.
r. ad is pr.qaawM lo
looted a"
t ¿e C oum J'fT1 ?
1 befoie
'
tounty tourt of said county »t
Mid time and file their claims for
lamage», or »ho« cause
rond should not be located
t>y
it
Wittie*, my hand and th
,b” •«*♦»$» d«y
It* L
Sigue.!:
V .» L«F,
Louis E. Bean,
Cletk.
Attorney for Petitioners.
19c
U" Dozen Men s Silk Ties in String Ties, Midget Bows, Boy’»
leeks, Shield Bows, ShieliT Tucks, 4-in-huud. Your choice
Saturday night 7 to 9
CASTOTIIA.
3«*»» the
7c to 12jc,
Satur.Iav niulit 7 to 9 ..............................
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OR SALE.—Two
cov. s for sale.
Zimmer, two
gone, or address
Worth from
W. M. Green,
Phone Main 25-1
619 Willamette St.
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Tiles of snowy lingerie
melt away each day under
'lie spell of low prices.
• '»r superb styles and
qnalitv TLe Def n ler is
t(|e b st underwear made
in America today.
Best in every way, style(
quality, make and
ming. TEA G< BV N*>
corset.covers, skirts art*
drawers.
Every faf"
nient rich and dain.h
lace, Hamburg and id 1’
taiion hand -embroidered stxle-.
, The allowing it superior the
r-
‘ Ui/ciivi
prims most r »sonable.
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