The Eugene weekly guard., July 11, 1903, Image 4

Weekly Eugene Guard.
SATURDAY
JULY 11
OFFJtS — '¡♦ar corjsr S»venth an
Willamette street* opposite Odd Fel
lows’ Tempi«—No 506 Willamette St
Telephone, Main 191.
TERMS OF BU8CRIPTION.
One Year
42 00
Six Months
1.00
Three Months
.................................. 60
That New York man who failed re-
cently aod premiseli to pay ¡the
claims of creditors in full has re­
looted, lie thinks now that tweuty-
five per cent, is all he can stand. A
wide difference.
it is not strange that tactions ol
the Catholic church are bending every
effort to secure their particular can­
didate fofl a ¡successor to Pope Leo.
Theree is ambition iu the church as
out of it. The place carries wonder­
ful influence and honors.
Sun Francisco Ims discovered a man
who bus no music in his soul. He
wants a divorce simply because bis
wife insists upon raising her voice iu
song every time he wants to go to
sleep. There is nothing in the affair
to indicate that the lady can't aing.
Portland mills have sold two huu-
dred million feet of lumlier in the
past six months. It takes a pretty
good tree to make ten thousand feet.
The i Portland
mills ‘ 'sold
sold the
lumber twenty thousand such trees
would make.
Dr. Mazzoni, attendant on the
Pope, knows his own business, Ap-
proacheil to take other doctors in
consultation Mazxonl told them he
knew all about the case and was doing
all that could be done. He does
not propose to divide the glory.
Cottage Grove News.
(Guard Special Service. )
Cottage Grove, July 8.—Some VS is
cousiu lumbermen bought an interest
in the Long A Bingham »awmill in
this city, Mr. J. C. Long disposing of
his interests aud the flrm name being
retained. Grounds for enlarged yard
room was secured so that the mill can
be given more room. rThat means
more business, more bands, aud more
logs, all of which will help the town
aud community. The Wooley-Hous­
ton sawmill at Dorena will start up
in a few days. They will construct
two miles of Humo at once to bring
their lumber to the railroad.
The O. AS. E. R. R. Company have
a big donkey engine all ready to take
out to the front to be used in clear­
ing the right of way through the
timber and to load sawlog* as they
cut them along the road
Cottage Grove people scattered con
siderably on the 4tb, about four car­
loads goiug on the excursion up the
Bohemia road to the Rill Bridge; a
considerable number going to Eugene
and a long processiou of teams with
big loads of ceiebrators going up to
London, wbeie a regular old fash­
ioned celebration took place. There
were strong threat* of rain but the
merry miiki rs were not wet to hurt.
The O. & 8. E. Co. '* depot and
office building is rapidly nearing
completion. They bought the Long
flour mill and are having the interior
reconstructed, large window* put iu
aud when it is completed it will be a
very neat, comfortable aud commo­
dious headquarters for the company’s
business. A side-track will be laid
along the east side to accommodate
passenger traffic.
Rev. T. 8. Ilandsaker and wife, who
have labored in Iowa for Homo time
iu the interest* of the “20tb Century
Pledge-Signing Crusade,” opened the
Oregou campaign last Sunday at the
Christian church in this city. Rev.
Handsaker is not only a forceful and
convincing speaker, but gives evi­
dence of lieing thoroughly well read
and up-to-date on the total-abstinauce
and prohibition subjects. He is just
the man to push this timely move­
ment in this state, About 159 name*
were secured to the pledge iu thia
I
place.
Striking telephone girls are canvass­
ing Spokane to induce telephone
patrons to discontinue their phones
as a mean* of forcing the company
to a settlement.
Those girls are
'lhe Southern Carnival Company
throwing soft word* and brignt looks
evidently know a good town when
around
very
promiscuously, of
they see it. At Eugene they de­
course.
sired the to show and would have
given something for the privilege. At
It is asserted that the increase in A litany they exacted a bonus of sev
mortality from cancer bears a direct eral hundred dollars. This is prob­
ably a fair estimate by the carnival
relation io the increased consumption
people, of the worth of tin1 two cities.
of beer. Wbch leads the Kansas City Albany, however, is satiated for they
Journal to assert that “there are per­ have lived one week. The Democrat
sons whose sole object in life seems says :
“J. G. Crawford secured thirteen
to lie to destroy the peace of inlud of
tine pictures of the carnival, mouuteil
their fellows. ”
for the stereoscope, giving vivid il­
lustration of different attractions,
Forest tires entail a tremendous splendid for mementos of the live­
national waste every year. Oregon's liest week Albany ever had.
recent loss from this source is fresh
iu the minds of her citizens. Only
a few weeks ago forest fires were ra
glug almost throughout New England,
and there, too, destroyed millions ol
The [ W eekly G uard lias
feet of valuable timber.
Alive For One Week.
TO OUK SUBSCRIBERS.
The president of a German tiank
nipt company has lieen found guilty
of fraudulent bankruptcy and sen­
tenced to thirty-two months' impris
onment. If all who did that here got
in jail our prisonsjwould be so crowd
ed that legs would stick out at win­
dows for chickens tu roost on.
A log uiue feet in diameter at the
small end, fourteen feet at the large
end and forty feet long, is bothering
a Puget Bound mill. It will have to
i>e blasted open in order that it may
l»> sawed into lumlier. Then there
will be a pile of it, large euough to
build a big barn—about 21,000 feet.
made ai rangemenfs for a
clubbing rate with the Port­
land Journal. The Journal
is now a leading paper in the
state, has a full account of
all news, local, state and gen­
eral, telegraph, special fea­
tures and full market reports.
W eekly G uard and
Semi Weekly Journal
per year ....... ....... $2.00
W eekly G uard and
Weekly Journal per
year ............................ 1 85
Remember this calls for
paid-in-ad vance subscriptions
and at the price mentioned
you receive the G uard and
Journal for one year.
ALSO THE OREGONIAN.
An authority on the horse says the
earlier the horses are watered ami ted
in the morning and th«]lougerthe iu
terval between that and hitehin up
the better the digestion. Also as the
horse's stomach is relatively smaller
than any other domestic anima), he
needs little food at a time and often.
A rather peculiar account of auc­
tioneering off negro labor cornea from
Kansas, Harvest help la scarce and
two negro* got ou the auction block
yesterday and called for bill* for their
labor. They were knocked down to
the hightet bidder at 43.25 per day
each. Another negro who agreed to
do the work of two men pitching to
the ata« k brought six dollar* a day.
2 Tb* Russian government publicly
thank* Chrnegi* for his munifleeut
gift of a miliiou aud a half dollars
for tb* erection of a permanent build­
ing at The Hague for occu|>ancy by
the Peace Congreae.
And the Rus­
sian government ride* rough »hod
over weaker people« aud tak> * ibe rifle .
ou least provocation, in fact make*
provocation itself when it* itch for
piore terntoiy niuet tie nalietl.*l.
The W eekly G uard and
the Weekly Oregonian
paid-in-advance subscribei s
2. 25 per year
The Pittsburg Di*|>atch says that
“The ¡Bible ¡translate«! ¡into'the lan­
guage of Thibet, is uow lieing carried
eveu into that forbidden land iu ad­
vance of foreign commerce and trav< I.
The Russian government, while hitb
erto intolerant of missionaries, gives
the Bible Itself free course among the
people. It is admitted free of duty
and has often been transported frrv of
charge. ”
The Spotted Leopard
“Here, take thia rifle!” cried the
excited showman. “The leopard ha*
escaped. If you And him, shoot him
on the spot.”
“Which s-spot. sir?” iraspci tbe
green tent boy.—Chicago New*.
"Have you ever made anything on
the race«?’' "Yes. I went out to the
track one day with 410 that I lutended
to bet and di«lu L” — Chicago Kecord-
Harald.
Story of the Cadi
and the Citizen
I
SAMPLE COPIES.
One morning as the Cadi had opened Come id and Get a Simple Capy
court to dispense justice wrlth as litwral
ot the Portland Wttkiyand
a band as if it didn't cost over 10 cents
a pound a Citizen stepped forward ami
Semi-Wetkiy Journal.
tearfully said:
“O thou »on of w isdom, I want mlns
We have a large number of sample
own anc no more. A feller in this tows
•wen tne four piuuka and refuse* to copies of the Weekly aud Semi
settle up. He has even threatened ts Weekly Journal of Portland, which
put a bead on tne if I dun him again!" w* are giving as a premium with the
"My subjects must not treat one an­
Guard. Come in and get a
other thus,” said the C'adl as hie far« Weekly
grew stern. “He who contracts a just copy. The Journal is a splendid
debt must jiay it. eveu though be sells Democratic newspaper.
We will give the Weekly Guard and
the shirt off life back. By what nanM
Weekly Jourual one year for 41.85.
is this shirker aud reviler kuuwu'!"
"He is called Green, and he is in ths The Weekly Guard and Semi-Weekly
Ice business. O Cadi!"
Journal, one year for 42.00, payable
“What! A man in the ice buslnew strictly iu advance.
refusing to pay his honest dues! 11
seems incredible. Hast made no mis
take about Mr. Green?’
"None whatever, O Cadi! He owet
me »4. and he will not pay.”
“Then I will make him eat a ton of
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
bis own ice, and it shall be honest
Cullen (L. Dowuie ‘o Coustantine
weight at that! Thou canst spread th«
uews that I will do this. By the way, Morton aud other Michigan parties,
what is your name and business?”
i Jots 9, 10, 11, 12 in section 14, tp.
“1 am called Consolidated, O Cadi, I 16 s, r 2 e, 41200.
and I run a gas plant”
J. W. Godwy and wife to Louis
"And the Iceman owes you for gat
i
Hennequin
and wife, 3 acres described
consumed ?”
"That ’* the Indebtedness. See! Hen I land in section 31, tp. 20 s, r 3 w,
is the bill. I knew that you were * eno.
Andrew J. aud Elizabeth Workman
just man and would see me”—
“Begone, caitiff- begone!” roared th« ' to Hyland Lumber Company, 20 acres
Cadi an he threw up his hands. "As 1 I in section 33, tp 15 s, r 1 w, 4400
told you before, I am on this earth tc
Thos. Vaughn and E. 8. Vaughn to
see justice iktne, and when a gasman
in section 20,
complains of an iceman it Is carrying I J. M. D. Vaughn, laud
tp
16
s,
r
3
w,
41.
things altogether too far. The plumbei
Green an<l Nellie Zumwalt to
lias ever overcharged me, and the lee
man ha* given me snort weight, but Harry Bowu, 89 acres of tp. 17 s, r
the gasman has billed me $3 for tlM 5 w, 4450.
month my bouse was closed up tight as
H. 1«. Bown to Anna Bown, 160
a drum Go to, thou man of gad—gc acres in secs. 4, 5, 8 and 9, tp. 17 s, r
to!”
5 w, 41600.
Libbie E. Valentine to Marion Cal­
She Dig Her Part.
loway,
lot 5, in block 1, Scott’s ad.
Tess- He tried to kiss me, and he de­
clared the more I struggled and to Eugene, 4175.
screamed the more he’d kiss me. He’i
no gentleman.
Jess But. my dear, gentlemen some­
times do that sort of thing.
Tess—But when I screamed he ran
(Guard Special Service.)
away. A gentleman would keep bit
word.—Philadelphia Press.
Natron, July 9.—A. J. Lopp and
son -I. L.. visited Eugene last Friday.
WlUlna to Trv.
Mr«. J. Moylan and children of
She—They say kissing is dangerous
Portland, were in Natron last Sun­
Do you believe it?
pay. They were on their way to the
Ile-l don't know. Let's see.
She—i like your impudence. How Booth Kelly’s logging camp on Fall
ever, in the cause of science I don't Creek.
know why I should take offense.—
Most of our citizens celebrated
Baltimore Transcript.
the 4th at Thurstou, but ou account
of the dampness the day was not very
Their Opposite Rnlee.
"You Bay that Scrabbles and yot well enjoyed.
played in opposite roles on the nlgbi
Mrs. J. W. Smith of this place is
he run away with the box office re visiting her sister, Mrs. S. D. Titus,
celpte. How was that?"
at Sodaville.
"Whi e I was appearing he was dis
J. L. Lopp has been clerking for
appearing.”—Baltimore Herald.
our merchant, J. W. Smith, this
Goaalp.
week.
"Is it true that the elder Miss Bui
Charles Lathrop, who has been
lion is -o marry her father's clerk?”
working near Coburg came home to
‘■oli. ye*. I understand be wat
threatened with discharge if be didn’t spend the 4th.
accept."—Puck.
Court House items.
(Daily Guard, July 9.)
Harry Keeuey, formerly of
city, now of Seattle, is engaged with
the Pacific Condensed Milk Company
of that city.
So-Bos-So-Kill fly protect* your
cows and horse* from flies— Preston
A Hale* agents.
License to marry was issued today
to J. T. Bronton and Miss Mattie
Downs, l>oth of Lane county. I. E.
Goodman was witness.
“Something doing every minute,'
is uot a very bad motto.—Albany
Democrat. This probably accounts
for Albany's baseball team being so
easy to do.
Frank Dunn is still feeling some­
what sore as a result of his runaway
accident yesterday. The horse was
caught near the saw mill ou the north
side of the butte.
The work of bricklaying was again
resumed ou the opera Louse building
this morning. It is believed that
work will go steadily ahead now until
the building is completed.
Camping aud outing at the seaside
promise yet to have an inning this
summer. The past few days have
been somewhat on the warm order,
with promises of continuance.
Natron Items
The Peerless ice cream freezer is
the simplest, because it ha* fewer
parts and liest liecause it freezes
iiUlyuna—111 let you know by
quicker and smoother cream. We
fliono Chicago New».
sell them.
lapililn.
Cha tubera' Hardware.
“And you permitted that etrang*
Proofs and tiling* on homestead.-«
young man to kl** you?"
■ nd timber lands are being made in
"No. mamma He didn’t give m« Eugene a* usual. J. J. Walton is the
time." Cleveland Plain Dealer.
I U. S. Commissioner.
A Frank Oplnloa.
Al. A. Simmons is located at the
Mr* Server What did you think ot old stand, 6th aud Willamette artrvets
the e»ir* on toast?
where the lieet grade photo work may
Mr i l («rai boa nier -1 felt *orry
be had at reasonable rates.
the tout. il—uk lyn Ufe
A child can oporata the Deering
»elf dump bay rake. We bare a car
® CENT BEDS.
load in stock.
Nice clear bed* at the Court House
Chmtiers’ Hardware.
I/odgit g House for 2.» cent*. Every
room *n outside r»orr. No cooking
on premise« except for family and
FOR SALE — First claim logging team
that entirely dinconnected from lodg­
of three ‘bones; two sets harness;
ing part of house. No dusty carpet*.
Clean painted floor* with a rug to i | block* and line*; aud one good uew
3l< inch Bain wagon, for sale. Hor­
each 1**1.
Just back of and on same block a
ace all young aud «uuud. weight
I’curt House.
Culet Iccvllty.
N
14«' and 1400. Price of outfit. 4674.
stri et bcisrr bids at «ny tre of tb
A. H. Hinkson. Alma, Oregon.
nigbU Se* transparency “BEDS”
from I 'ey A Heoderwouor Qaani
• ttk.« coruert
i
CRAIN COFFEE
In comparingGrain-Oand coffee
r. „ember that while the taste w
tu • same Graia-O gi es health and
It length while coffee shatter* the
nervous system and breeds disease
ol the digestive organs. I hinking
p nple prefer Graiu-O und its ben­
efits.
TRY IT TO-DAY.
er, ,,*rywt»r*
For
sale .—£W o
~
cow*. W. R. Doh '0 1.
oppo ite Bangs’ pMfk ' tr he,
GOATS FORS ale ^
| goriu goats for *ale. (. T*“ << u
| C’ruzan Brother*. Zioa^*a
for
ISc. *n* 880. tvr ow
SHEEP foK SALE. —97 i "
sheep. 49 early
<
ewes. ( all on or
Perry, general deliv Uürw» Ftw
Articles of incorporation of the
“Roseburg
Baseball Association”
have just been tiled. Roseburg real­ FOR SALE-A Linder"
izes that baseball is the only amuse­
new. Cheap for cash or
for oats F. A. A re ha J'*
ment for the summer months aud in­
tends to have a team during the rest
gene. Oregon.
*“• k
of the summer aud be ready for next
season. The capital stock is «1000.
The incorporators are Messrs -Jame­ FOR SALE.— 80 acres titnter i
with living water au<i ]
*4
son and Josephson, who are now di­ . also 10,000 capacity sawm^
recting the league team of Roseburg,
ted two aud ou< half
and C. B. Cannoa.
Sagiuaw, Oregon. Addren,
Joyce, Saginaw.
FARM FOR SALE.
Ï
Rosebnrg Incorporates.
|
A farm of 216 acres in Pleasant FOR SALE, TRADE Oh
Hill precinct is offered for sale. B10
good farm for either sale
acres i iu cultivation aud more suit-
rent. Would sell personal J
able, Balance pasture and 16 acres
with crop, cheap and gin
sion most any time. For L*
of timber, Suited for grain, hay aud
stock. Well watered by springs.
information call on or addre*»
Two dwelling houses on premises.
Lemley, Pleasant Hill, Oreg(jn 1
Call on or address.
C. 8. RICHARDSON,
FOR SALE.—One team and
Pleasant Hill, Or.
one set single harness; one >^7
C. A. PARKER,
wagon ; one hirriv, 03, cal'^
Springfield, Or.
two milch cows, one yearlinghtju
*ne yearling colt, one sow witiqj
pigs, one sow, one feed cutter «
FARE IS 425.
Petaluma incubator; for „j,
In the body of the article concerning
parts to suit the purchaser ■•?
rates to San Francisco during the
now
till June 1st. Call on Xu
National eucammpment of the G. A.
Ella
Bissell,
one-quarter mile
R. last eveuing the far from Eugene,
of Henderson Station.
Alliany, Roseburg aud Salem should
have been 425 instead of 420.
"The ordei* of the city marshal to
clean up about the residence portions
of the city is being partially obeyed.
Mow the grass and clean up the al­
leys. It is beBt for both the health
aud the appearauce of the city.
The Knights of Pythias have secured
a bright electric sign for the decora­
tion of their place of meeting. Huge
letters iu electric lights compose the
sign. Eugene.merehauts should thus
improve the front of their stores.
The library commitee wish it to
be annouced that there will lie a
library meeting next Saturday after­
noon at 3 o’clock. The regular time
for the meeting was last Saturday but
it was postponed ou account of the
celebration.
J. W. KAYS’ FURNITURE CO
Hampton Brothers have in their Embalmers and Funeral Directors
window a man at work enlarging
photographs of patrons who buy 41 Day & Henderson, Undertakers
worth of goods. 78 cents to the artist and Embalmers. Cor. Will ana 7th
is all that is wanted for the picture.
A number of residents are taking
advantage of the offer.
0
The fast Los Angeles team of the
Pacific Coast League passed through
Eugene yesterday enroute to Port­
land where they are playing a series
of six games with the Portland
“Browns.” Los Angeles carries a
pitching staff of six men.
Wanted.
WANTED.—Cherry orchards, if,
or small. Write, giving doscnpti«
and price, to Commercial Cnu
Company, Salem. Oregon.
Attention
A minister in a Kansas town was
recently delivering a sermon on
“Pride.” After enumerating many
of the shortcomings of proud people,
he asked any sister who had not
looked in the mirror before starting
to church, to please arise. One lady
stood up and all eyes in the congre­
gation were turned upon her while
the preacher meekly said: “Lord
The Salem Journal of July 8th, re­ bless you, sister, 1 don't blame you.
ports hops as declining rapidly, it
states 15 cents as a top market price
with no future prospects this season.
The Portland Journal published the
Sorrowing relatives
friends
same day Bays:
have laid to rest in the Gillespie
“Last year's Oregon hops are hold­ cemetery all that was mortal of John
ing up wonderfully well and the mar­ D Foebee who died May 24, 1903 aged
ket now shows every indication of forty one years.
again moving back
to the 20 cent
Ills death was deeply felt uot only
mark. Dealers are scurrying around by bis immediate relatives, but by
for supplies with which to All orders, a large number of bis friends. His
and a sale was reported yesterday at was a gentle disposition, naturaly
19 cents. Iu all there are about 5000 unselfish and truthful. His great
Da til.ley— Now, Miss Blllyuna. how bales of la-d year's crop remaining in
delight was to make others happy.
do you like—
the hands of the Oregon grower.”
It seems to us that his work was done
This is a fair sample of the reliable so God took him, folded his bauds
market quotations published in var­ on the pulseless hr ast, pressed the
ious Oregon papers.
eyelids quietly down on trusting
eyes that closed on earth to open in
paradise.
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
A Friend.
1 own and have for sale about 300
lota in seven different additions to Eu­
gene. Am laying off a new addition.
LUCKY BOY MININO STOCK.
Lots sold on reasonable time for $50
and upwards.
We are the authorized agents for
1 employ no agents. 1 alone sell myf the sale of a limited amount of treas­
property. These lota are going fast, ury stock in the Lucky Boy Mining
so anyone wanting to purchase would Company, which we offer for sale at
do well to call early.
75 cents. Those who wish to l«come
Some of the property would be ex part owners in this splendid pro|>erty,
changed for desirable firn tier lands.
should make their applications at
tint?
T G. HENDRICKS.
once at our office and give us the
amount you wish to invest.
Eugene Real Estate A Investment Co.
LUMBER ! LUMBER ! I
The Long A Bingham lumber yard
is uow ready to supply the demand for
all dimensions of lumber. Enquire
of C. F. Mitchell, agent, at the yard
at East Fourth and Pearl streets, on
the railroad, or at Svarventd A Cal- I
kins’ real estate office.
RAIN’f) ... ... ««.'
Men’s Trousers
A grand CLEARANCE SALE
of Trousers in which all notion
of profit is diregarded
We place on sale this week 89 pair of trousers
odds and ends of our stock These consist of im­
ported and domestic worsted, cheviot and tweed
garments in all patterns that wo have sold as high
as $6.00, not one pair in the lot worth less than
$3.50.
Your choice of the entire lot while they last
$2.50
Also some Special Values
in Our Gent’s Department.
S. H. FRIENDLY
J. W. QUACKENBUSH & SONS
----- DEALERS IN-----
Vehicles, Implements, Hardware,
STORAGE! STORAGE) STORAGE
Geo. T. Hall A Son's public and pri­
Tin and Graniteware.
vate warehouse is now ready for all
kinds of storage. Hope, wool, grain, NEW BUSINESS, NEW GOODS. CALL AND IN iPECT OUR SB#
merchandise and household goods
EU cì EN £•
EAST NINTH STREET,
HALL A SON.
KNOW IT!
\V*o
k 'PU W<- l,ave
oe,t S2.00 Men's Dress Shoe in all America.
e know from from practical experience that our Men’s and Ladies’ $1.50
We koow U
Sh^.cannot be excelled Eaat or West.
We kn w
1i?,111?.6 -v !<ave y°u m°uey on our Ladies' Oxford Ties at $ ■
We know our $1 o0 Ladies’ Strap Sandies a're
lilenu«! w,lh .11 T<o.Doll.r S.ndlw u.uallv ROld.
special Inducements all this week on
Men s. Ladies and Children’s Footwear.
Remembea 8hoeï will
CJTî
Sho0s tO arrive in a feW <ia-
»oes will be special all this week at the
BON MARCHE,