The Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1899-1904, June 27, 1903, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextC1ASSIF1ED COLUMN. No Dessert More Att F. £. Selover, M. D., examin- 5 iug ID MM Lie .............................. | Notice« under this head not to ex W. L. Cheshire, M D., exam- ceed five Hues, 50 cents a week, 41.50 Why ms gelatin W a in iug insane ....... a month; »12.00 per year. spend hou« (Guard Special Service. ) ••JUNE 27 L. W. Brown. M. D., examin SATURDAY sweetening, road Irving, June 22.—Mis» Mollie Smith Come in aod Get 3 Samp e Copy Antonine Gunderson, no 5 ing insane, Ida Heinrich For Sale aud coloring when o of Garfield, Washington, who has work L. W. Brown, M. D., egxamin- OFFCB—Near corner Seventh an ot the Portland Weekly and 2 Charles Hausbury, road work 5 ue SHEEP FOR SALE.-97 head of Willamette streets opposite Odd Fei been visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. A. iug insane, Ernest Loper 2 Frank Spores, road work lows’ Temple—No 505 Willamette St Cbesber, ha» gone to Chico, Califor Semi-Weekly Journal. L. W. Brown, examining in sheep, 49 early lambs, balance •> nia, where she will visit lelutives. Ed Brattai u, road work Telephone, Main 191. 5 00 sane, Adeline Sackett ewes. Call on or address Frahk •> Mias Ray of Bethel, weut to Halsey ,• ”■ We have a large num tier of sample Marion Powhell, road work T. W. Harris, examining in Perry, general delivery, Eugene, Or, wataran.li- tt.,, 2 prise to the hoirs.. on the local train today. 5 00 copies of the Weekly and Semi- S. D. Garver, road work sane, Adline Sackett............ TERMS OF SUSCRIPTION. 1-use. Tryitt.MU::^^M roed FOR SALE.—80 a res timber land, J. II. Inwall had a “barn raising” Weekly Journal of Portland, which Thurston Goodpasture, One Year 42. "0 Lemon Or», „ Filar* 2 70 ! J. W. Harris, examining in- with living water aud large bouse, I vor»; work ....................... 5 OO Six Mouth» ............... • . 1.00 iaxt Saturday. He is putting up a we are giving as a premium with the hern-. At go* r». 2 89 sane, Ernest Loper............ O. Green, road work also 10,000 capacity sawmill; loca Three Mouths ... .............. .50 large end commodious i-truclure. Weekly Guard. Come in and get a Light, water and fuel account:— 2 50 James Higgins, road work ted two and one half miles east of Arthur Speucer, formerly of this copy. The Journal is a splendid 2 00 Lane County Electric Com C. B. Blanton, road work Saginaw, Oregon. Address H. K. Democratic newspaper. FARM for 8 au . place, but uow of Portland, is visit pany, light .... ................ 26 31 2 00 Ward Political Methods. John Mickel, road work .... Joyce, Saginaw. We will give the Weekly Guard and ing ut the home of John Maxwell. 2 551 Court house and park account: — C. S. Calef, road work .......... President Kou»evelt is liable to find A farm of 216 a(.ret ¡fl Mr». Mattle Bond starts for Rosalia, Weekly Journal one year for 41.85. W. Penrga, road work .... 2 30 N. Gross, work on county FOR SALE, TRADE OP. RENT.-A . The Weekly Guard anil Semi Weekly that ward political methods will not Waaliintgon, on Tuesday to be gone i 1,111 preclnot is offered für ¿‘a 2 00 good farm for either sale, trade or Wm. Blanton, road work .... grounds ........................... 31 50 aeree cultivation ïnd iuswer iu uatioual politics. It is about a month, ou a visit with rela Journal, one year for 42.00, payable Frank Armitage, road work 2 40 rent. Would sell personal property able lu Balance pasturila strictly in advance. Tax rebate account:— 2 20 noted and tot to the President » tives. , Norris Humphrey, road work with crop, cheap and give posses of timber. Suited for N 2 60 J. P. Holland, refund of tax D. M. Purkersou, of Eugene, was iu credit, that while he denounced Wm. Blanton, road work sion most any time. For further 58 4 stock. Well watered o aod cotta on tax roll ............ 00 information call on or address Wm. H. H. Wood, road work plutocracy iu his Butte, Montana, Irving Saturday evening iu attend Two dwelling hou^J* 3 00 Geo. T. Hall, Sr., refund of ance at the I. O. O. F. lodge here. David Link, road work Lemley, Pleasant Hill, Oregon. speech, thousauds of workingmen Call ou or address, 6 75 tax and costs on tax roll .... (Guard Special Service, j Miss Ethel Ward, late of Lincoln, Quarantine account: — lieing present, the speech wired the c. 8. RICHARD60X FOR SALE.—One team and harness Printing account:— Dexter, June 25.— J. B. Hopkins of Neb., arrived here last Friday. She one set single harness; one 2-borse Associated Press as having been de is the daughter of A. Ward of Fern Eugene, is in the valley on business. C. R. Cochran, quarantine i’leaaant fljl] » 177 60 Gilstrap Brothers, printing C- A. PABKER, * wagon; one harrow, one cultivator officer ............. ................ 36 d ■o livered at that time contained no such Ridge. W. C. Yorau, printing Robert Oliver left here Tuesday for two milch cows, one yearling heifer, Coroner's account:— 19 42 Spring^ Qt Campbell Brothers, printing references, but praised the work that Arthur Thomas and family weut to Dakota to visit with relatives. one yearling colt, one sow with eight 10 00 Bohemia Nugget, printing.... George Smith, witness, coro Portland last Saturday, where they hail been done by the great railroad Miss Blanche Huuasker baa re pigs, one sow, one feed cutter, one 1 Laue County Leader, printing e 85 ner’« inquest ...................... J. W. KAYS’ FURNITUR* turned from near Marcóla where she ways aud other corporation» iu tho , will reside iu the future. Petaluma incubator; for sale in 60 49 Oregon State Journal, printing Clarence Beaupre, wituess coro has been teaching school. embalmers and Funeral Dir" Mrs. C. J. Bond is making a short development cf the country—a feature parts to suit the purchaser from 1 ner’s inquest.......................... Allowed June 5: Wm. Stoops and son Lora of Idaho i visit in Portland ths week and Miss now till June 1st. Call on Mrs. entirely omitted from the address to daughter, witness Reform school account :— Maggie Dooley is in charge of the nare visiting relatives and friends Adopted Ella Bissell, one-quarter mile south Day & Henderson, Undtru the laboring men of Butte. 1 70 coroner’s inquest................... postnffico in her stead. here. EMI and Embalmers. Cor. Will Fred Fisk, conveying Albert of Henderson Station. The speech had been “revised’’ so Meda Verhad, witness coroner’s 7 50 Neel to reform school Mr and Mrs Parker are spending the The late ruins have done a wonder 1 70 inquest .................................... ns uot to otfeud the masters. Aud ful amount of good to the growing week in Portland. Ellis goes to at N. M. Clem, witness, Albert Wanted. Henry Dixon, witness coroner ’ s 7 50 he would lie a very foolish person who crops, aud the prospect is one hun tend the Teachers' Association which Neel cage . HEADQUARTERS for 1 20 inquest ................................... C. F. Puk, witness, Albert WANTED.—Cherry orchards, large would claim that the President wm dred per ceut. better now than ten meets this week. Henry Hopkins, V. 8. witness 750 Neel case or small. Write, giving description L. L. Addington anil family of uot directly responsible for the re days ago. 1 20 coroner’s inquest .................. winteas. Albert Claud Hall, and price, to Commercial Cream A creamery under proper manage Rush Island, visited with relatives a vision—for the omission of a very I J. C. Bushnell, witness coro- Company, Salem. Oregon. Allowed June 5: ment would do n good business iu couple of days last week. pertinent part of his speech when fur 1 20 Irving, as a large amount of cream Miscellaneous account:— Mr». M. J. Weaver who hes been I ner's inquest ....................... nished for the press of the country, is being shipped out of the neighbor J. 8. Walls, witness coroner’s Kay, merchandise...................... visiting here for the past two mouths The Peerless ice cream freezer is 1 20 inquest and adding of things lie did not say. hood every week to creameries dowu leaves for her home in Wasbinton in W. M. Miller office expenses the simplest, because it has fewer M. M. Gillespie, witness coro- What say you of such work? Honest? the valley. a few days. Irwin-Hodson Company, mer parts and best because it freezes 1 20 ner’s inquest chandise................................... Mrs. R. D. Delp of Goshen, stayed quicker and smoother cream. We D. C. Mathews A Sone have pur J E. T. Bushnell, witness coro- HBSr.- Title Guarautee A Loan Com sell them. And now they say a minister's ut in Irving last night ou her return chased a new engine for their saw 1 20 ner's inquest. pany, entries ........................ Chambers’ Hardware. terances provoked the lynching of the from Philomath, where she had been mill at June. They expect to cut a I C. B. King, coroner, services 11 00 E. Bangs, tickets aud timbers attending the annual session of the large amount of lumlier in the future. All next week Dr. Lowe, the opti negro confined in jail at Wilmington, Officers’ account:— Pacific States Telephone A U. If. church eoufereuce. A very Bad accident happened near cian, will be in his Eugene office. If Delaware, for the outrage and murder Telegraph Compay, services 166 65 your head ache comes from eye-straiu Miss Livia Bond lias returned home here Tuesday. While Mr. C. P. E. U. Lee, county clerk, salary J. H. Booth, list of transfers of a white girl. He quoted the pas F. L. Giblin, deputy county Jacobs, his son Guy and Mr. Schaffer he cau tell you aud hie superior from Philomath where she has been clerk, salary ................ 75 00 H. R. Kincaid, water meters sage from the state constitution guar attending school during the last three were engaged in felling timber, a tree glasses will cure you. Eugene, for Lane county .................. anteeiug the accused “the right to a years. We are glad to note that she fell, striking Mr. Jacobs on the bead J. D. Hamlin, deputy county 00 A. H. Eaton, merchandise .. 50 clerk, salary. ............ crushing bis skull. He lived about speedy and public trial, ” and said the has become an accomplished musi John Hooker, damage for loss four hours though never regaining M. A. Slayter, deputy county bolding of the accused till the regu cian. clerk, salary ................... 12 00 of stock falling through bridge consciousness. He leaves a wife and There seems to lie an abundant crop four children. The remains were Grace Wold, clerical work lur term of court, the middle of Sep 9 75 Election account:— of cherries this season, and one would taken to Ashland, Oregon, where the ternbiT, did not till the requirements Janitor account: — I. Slayter, hall rent naturally suppose there would bo no for prompt administration of justice. occasion for destroying trees in order interment will take place. The W. M. Sherman, janitor 40 00 J. A. Jeans, Elmira, preparing family have the amypatby of the en booths .......................... It is too true that courts are prone to to obtain fruit, as was evident in Sheriff’s account:— tire community. A. M. Richardson, Glentena delay. Therein lies the cause of much one of tlie alleys one morning last Fred Fisk, county sheriff, preparing booths ................... salary ........................................ 166 65 of the adverse criticism to which week, where a large pile of branches Geo. B. Camp, Mapleton, pre of cherry trees that had Iteeu full of II. L. Bown, deputy sheriff, t hey are subjected. paring booths....................... fruit, was left to tell the story. salary ............................... 75 00 Jeff Campbell, Laue, pre;iar- Geo. B. Camp, deputy sheriff, lug booths.............................. salary ................................... 3 75 (Daily Guard, June 25.) Russell Sage of New York, reputed Our Underwear Stock is in the healthiest con- J. W. Carman, Florence, pre The old court house building, now Jack Smith, constable, serving to be worth something in the neigh paring booths ...................... dition. Do yo ’ •’Tlize how much your comfort warrauts ......... . 5 00 useii as a lodging bouse, was success borhood of a bundled millions, Is J. C. Farmer, Lake Creek, pre depends upon ' . .r unseen apparel? How it 2 (Guard Special Service.) C. B. Tarrier, one night ... 00 fully moved about forty feet to the paring booths........................ gisally worried. lie gives [no state 2 00 Pleasant Hill, June 23. — Mrs. A. ea»t today by G. W. Taylor, the I Geo. Ehebart, one night. alters your in, personality if it does not fill merit to the assessor and this year that D. Skaggs and daughter, of Vancou bouaemover, lu a remarkably short Geo. Hayes, one night 2 00 Thos. Taylor, Five Rivers, pre Do you know Low much you are subject to tirf paring booths....................... 2 00 official arbitrarily fixed the value of ver, who came up to attend the Hem- space of time. The work was doue . Jack Buerly, one night elements without its protection? We do, and take) 2 00 J. E. Kennedy, Gate Creek, bis personal property at two million. enway Reed wedding, have returned without disturbing anything whatever Ed Bryant, one night all this into account in making our selection. Yotj preparing booths aud making 2 00 to tbeir homes, after a brief visit on the interior of the building. Archie McMartin, one night Thereafter Sage bail his day to swear with relatives|hore. booths...................................... will appriciate it after you have worn it. J. H. Miller, two nights 4 (X) it off, his usual custom lining to scale Jack Morris 75 00 R. S. Belknap, McKenzie, pre We invite you to call and inspect. Robert Drury and wife spent part paring booths it down to about six tiuudred thou of last week with friends at Full W. E. Fisk Noah Rhodes, Thurston, W. J. Warnock .... 75 Cooper’s glove fitting, genuine elastic, derby sand. But he forgot the date Creek. paring booths................. Chas. Croner .............. ........... 75 ribbed in fancy colors, a garment............ and the Jtwo million stands against L. E. l’atks and two helpers are At Hale, June 24, 1903, Miss Nettie C. F. Stouefleld, Heceta, School Superintendent's account:— paring booths......... Men’s natural wool, light weight, a garment.... $125 him without recourse—except swear kept very busy iu the blacksmith Halo and B. A. Smith, Rev. J. P. Woodley officiating. They will reside Wm. Miller, county school J. W. Wycoff, Blue River, Men’s Balbrigan, natural color, two thread, lug at himself for tieing a forgetful shop these days. superintendent, salary 100 00 at Junction. paring booths................. Win Wilson and bride left last extra well made and silk facings a garment |1.W old fool. Wm. G. Martin, work in office G. C. Compton, delivering Tuesday for tlieir new home in Wash Men s fancy Balbrigan, in flesh and blue, during superintendent ’ s ab election supplies ington. Don’t forgert us wheu you need sence ........................... 50 00 J. C. Zumwalt, delivering elec well sewed and satin facings, well worth The Grange report 491 profit from furniture. We can save you money. Surveyor’s account:— It is understood that the tirât bill tion supplies ...................... 75 cents, our price per garment. ...................SM Chambers ’ Hardware. the picnic ou the 6th lust. Nix uew C. M. Collier, couuty surveyor, to lai submitted to King Peter by tin members were instituted at tbeir last J. C. Parker, delivering elec Men ’ s natural color Balbrigan, lhe best in LUMBER ! LUMBER ! ! salary 70 90 tion supplies........................... 17 50 Servian legislative body will tie oui meeting, among them Dr. Shari lee. the trade at ........................................................50c| J. R. McGee, delivering elec Tax collector account:— granting amnesty to alt political id the well knowu fiuit grower. Men ’ s fancy striped Balbrigan, shirts, satin The Long A Bingham lumber yard tion supplies........................... 6 25 Iiewis Cornelius and family, Aunt is now ready to supply the demand for M. S. Wallis, clerical work, tax fenders. While the murderers of thi faced, a garment ............................................... collecting 26 00 Jernes Honig, delivering elec king and queen do not come under Almira Ihistow and sou and Misses all dimensions of lumlier. Enquire tion supplies Men ’ s natural color Balbrigan, well made, 2 00 Jane Mitchell and Ruby Baughmau of C. F. Mitchel), agent, at the yard C. C. Hammond, clerical work, the provisou» of this act, they might Glass & Prudhomme, election tax collecting a garment ........................................................... 2 m 19 00 have gone to Turner to attend the i supplies as well. King Peter will not smite annual meeting of the Chriitian at East Fourth and Pearl streets, on 87 00 Juatiee account:— the railroad, or at Svarverud A Cal Roas A Sylvester, election sup the hands that raised him to a throne churcla kins' real estate office. C. A. Winteruieier, justice fees 42 65 plies........................................ 6 80 If be does, considering all the clr At the auniial school meetiug last J. W. Vaughan, justice fees 6 18 Wm. N. Crow, ball rent 2 50 cumstances, he deserves an assassin Monday, P. L. Bristow waa re-elec- Witness account:— <3 County commissioners ’ account: _ toil director and R. J. lienipliill B"«r« the himself. Jess Benias, witness 4 30 J. R. Hill, county commis clerk. In lhe Eden Vale district ^gustan H. W. Willock, witness 3 10 sioner ............................... Henry Mitchell succeeded himself as 50 no tt Chas. Griffin, witness 1 70 H. D. Edwards, county com director and Frank Bridges succeeds Two Russian anarchist» w . re ex Samuel Taylor, witness 1 70 missioner ........................ himself as clerk. TO TRADE 56 00 W. W. Martiu, witness polled from France yesterday, They 1 70 Indigent soldier’s account:_ Rosa A’st tile >»s Hint wife of Mareola, } 1 70 cau come to the United States and are making an extended visit in this Second-hand wheels to trade for T. N. Plauk, witness E. H. Ingham, supplies ......... 13 97 H. A. Duulap, witness 1 60 wood. agitate all they please, just ho they neighborhood. J. 8. Stiles, wituesa 1 60 Kay's Gun Store. Mrs. Teriry, lute of Kansas City, j commit no over act. And that is R. Mouut, witness 1 60 We have a full ¡line of rocking all the goral it will do them. While 1» lying liepvle -ly ill with cancer, at GOATS FOR SALI~Ü) head of an 11. M. Manville, witness 1 60 obairs at price» that will suit you. • goria goats for sale. Call or address A. Whitney, wituesa our government Is not ideal, the peo the residence of her slater, Mrs. 1 60 Chambers' H ardware. Danini Reed. Cruzan Brothers, Zion, Oregon. Ed Buddy, witness 1 60 ple have the fullest mensure of I liiert y. Al. A. Simmons is located at the Paul Bristow has bought the Elia Boddy, wituesa 1 60 It might la» ( well to invite all the J. J. Waltou, is Js duly sutborized Everet Carson, witness Wheeler store building and remodeled 1 60 old stand. 6th and Willamette srtreets anarchists over and pit them HI{HÌU»t it, making a very comfortable resi U S. Commissioner and will attend Jesse Eddy, wituesa 1 00 1 where the best grade photo work may to all land office business. the trusts. dence. G. W. Fuller, wituesa 1 60 be had at reasonable rates. NINTH STREET. A child can operate the Deerlug Isaac Simpson, witness 1 Mi J. M. Keeney of Eugene, was in I »elf dump hay rake. We have a car H. M. Manville, witness the neighborhood today. 1 60 load In stock. Kuril», Richard Mount, witness 1 60 Cbmbers’ Hardware. Circuit court account:— Proofs and filiugs ou homesteads Geo. Smith, juror 2 60 j and titulier lauds are lieing made in L. Bilyeu, defendiug G«o. (Guarii Special Service. Eugene as usual. J. J. Walton is the Rowau and Hollingsworth 10 (V1 Clovedale. .lune 24.—Eliza Wiuten- U. S. Comniissiouer. J. C. Parker, bailiff 12 00 by impaling Armenian riisl aud dniighter, l.ets, visited Y ou ne.il not be afraid to u»e Sher J urors account: — frieuds at Springfield, Sundsy. the man A Williams’ mixed paints on 1 201 James >tii<>l>a is ruuuing the pack your house, They will stand the Mike Scbueider, juror Turkish towns, with the 1 20 I traili, from Cloverdale to the Booth weather and cover more space than Johu Blanton, joror R M. Day, juror ... 1 20 Kelly sawmill. Imd atxi oil. We cany a full stock. Chris Marx, juror ......... 1 20 5 Mr Lloyd, who purchased* the Joe Chambers* Hardware. 1 201 S. Y. Abbott, juror Bring« the Crowds. Statistics show that the floods in Ntoue place, is building a uew house, If you have a proof or filing to L. Simon, juror 1 20 The mump- are visiting the Clover make ou timl«r laud go to J. J. Nheltou Jenkins, juror Every article in the store for le^- this country, from the Jyhustown dis 1 60 1 dille viduity Walton, Mr. Walton is a duly au- W. B. Wing, juror Pri<e8 on Mullins and aster to date, have claimed twent I 60 3.H In All Silk Taffeta Ribbon I #= Uniti? n tftì »1 <I im »1 ut work has tiren thorired U. S. Commissioner. Virgil Rowlaud, juror 1 60 ( Linens Reduced. three thousand six hundred at i The N ew ¡teeriug mower is as near M ike Scbueider, juror Prices on Shoes Reduce'!. i æ ninety-eight victims—accepting the I «* Oli I ut n a Is al-out Cloverdale, » pr Children’« bwt 12^« Ho«« for C~ t 1st w eel perfection ae money an<l brains can Lee Hose It on, juror i a> 25c 6 pr Ladies' seamless guaraut«' : minimum estimates as to the numi ■ r rlr.l »me down from make it. It is the ball (tearing and L. B. Rossman, juror 1 60 fast black hose for Prices on Men s Trousers Reduced lost. The thousands lost and m ac the 1 very light draft. We have a car load K mill Saturi «•y. Constable account:— Prices on Boys’ Clothing Reduced U«l« lac. n,»., n , w <9c iu stock. comi ted for are not Includisi in th. e rete A. J. Smith, couatable service« S» 25 25c Dimity wash Dress Goods no« I Uhaml^r* Hanl war« j. oh I s il Prices on Ladies’ Silk and fl guies. B. K. I<a«son, constable ser t * h (ir Pt«* to vice« Prices on lilies' Muslin 11 30 l otton Waists Reduced ( Neel ease 7 501 ■II« I ut|| » r Vrr a.' Underwear Reduced. via r. C. Thom peon, witness, Al- t h«* r «lene tribute a co 35c Oxford and Madras Dress Stuffs u0» bert Neel case Ntt I (tiny. 7 60 For Infants and Children. leago Tribut Prices on Children's and 7c Prices on Men’s, Ladies' and Insane account:— us-M 1>re8’«’ Reduced Childrens ’ Underwear Reduced Cilia Wbattam, guard, inaau« child < operale the i'eering Men • beat heavy rib top .ox Bears the pervon 1 50 ■Or beat 4-cord wash Waist Silks no» $•* Be dump h take . We hare a full Signature of «. W Brown, .M IJ., examin- Prixe Bargains in Every Department k of ail ing Maggie Curnow, in sue & 00 ' «Iu-, I oparalled in Weekly Eugene Guard. Irving Notes. SAMPLE COPIES. County Allouât». Jell-o EÄ Dexter Items. Cameras, Kodaks and Photographic Supplies. Schwarzschild’s BOOK STORE Underwear for Hen.. Successfully Moved. Pleasant Hill Items. Married. I I I I S. H. FRIENDLY. R< gardless of cost, Our Shirt Waists must go. Now is your time to Save Mono}: Golden Rule Store Here is Some of the Money-Saving Inducements at Ke BON MARCHE, “Red Tag Discount Sale” CASTOR IA The Kind You Havi Always Bought oney Saving Store. Bon Marche.