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Court House Items. RE4L ESTATE TRANSFERS. T. G. and Martha A. Hendricks to C. F. and Dora M. Morris, lot 12, block 6, Hendricks’ amended ad to Eugeue, 8100. Noah P. Robinson, Sr., to A. C. Jennings. 160 acre« in tp. 18 a. r 11 w, *1. D. aud Mary Liuebaugh to H. D. Fountain, 8 acres in tp. 17 a, 1 w, •320. George Bailey to Chris Strome, 256'i acres in tp. 15 a, r 4 w, •300». Nett*e and K. F. Baker, to C. L. Baker, lots 9 aud 10, block 58, Junc tion City, eiooo. Clara B. Elley to W. O. Trine, lot 8 and north half of lots 6 and 7, block 3, Glenwood Park, 11. Chris aud Esther A. Strome to C. W. Washburue, certain laud ill tp. 15 s, r 4 w, <450. S. E. Lauder, to W. Bradford, 40 cres in tp. 20 a, r 4w. 8400. David Finn et al, to G. B. Hen gen, 10 acres in tp. 21 e, r 1 w, $1500. Edson S. Bower to Willis W. Rickman, 39.51 acres in tp. s, r 4 w, •850. Henry aud Wilhelm! Thurman to Southern Pacific Comp ' y, 10 acre in Glenwood , Park, $10 I. M. ai.d S. C. Francis t 7 Louis Heitzmau, 2 acres in tp. 18 r, r 2 w, • 100. Horace H. and Jessie I. Fisk to Jesse K. Lowe, block 4, Fisk’s sec ond ad to Glenada, 1125. L. P. and Luara B. Baker to Robert A. lxiwe, lots 4 and 5, block 30, Coulter’s ad to Glendada, 875. H. H. Turner to Wm. Lockwood, 40 acres in tp. 19 s, r 11 w, 8500. Florence R. and Charles M. Cowan to Amanda E. Koch, 1 acre in tp. 20 a, r 5 w, •220. Patrick M. aud Etta Walsh to Mer rill W. Peuuiugton, lot 9, block 3, Whiteaker’a ad to Eugene, 8525. A. C. and Kate O. Ellis to Pisgs Lodge No. 159, 1. O. O. F., of GosheD, 2 acres near Gohen, $100. D. E. aud Allie E. Slagle to George aud Pearl Wiscarsou, 160 acreB iu tp. 21 a, r 2 w, 11900. Idaho F. aud lra L. Campbell to Z. A. Davis, 43.88 acres iu tp. 17 s, r 2 w, »1100. U. S. to Thcs. and Mary Jane Gray, 319.72 acres in tp. 16 s, r 1, patent. C. B. Bruueau to F. B. Phillips, half interest in lot 2, block 2, Shields’ ad to Cottage Grove, 81000. O. P. and Alice Hot! to Mrs. E. J. Price, 40 acres in tp. 17 s, r4 w, »1500. Fred and Corneliua Parker to Mrs. Lida Smith, Jo’s 7 and 8, block 23. extended survey of Springfield, •J.X). Lida and Daniel Smith to Jennie Smitson, lots 7 aud 8, block 23, ex tended survov of Spring ndd, i ' ‘ T. G. and Martha A. Hendricks to E. K. Chapman, lot 6, block It, lien dricks' utuuiide.1 ad to Eugene, 8100. W. 8 aud Caroline Chriamnu to J. U. Jones, certain laud iu Cottage Urove, 8X>. State of Oregon to Charles F Cox. i ■ - i11 ■ i 1 * . r 12 w, <2< o J. C. and M. J. Long to James Finn and Godfried Inal.init, certain land in Georgetown, •1672.60. C. N. Johnson to Mrs. Mary Finn, lots 3 and 4, block 6, Georgetown, and lots 1, 2 and 3, block 3, 1st ad to Georgetown, 8!tt). State of Oreogu to A. O. and J. Y. Gibson, 40 acres in tp. 16 s, r It) w, •50. E. J. ami W. W. Dow to E. Cooper, lot 4, block 11, Wasbburne A Mil Horn's ad to Junction City, 6375. State of Oregon to Wm. Warner, 40 acres in tp. 19 b , r 4 w, 850. Edward G. and Nellie Kinney to Ester Jacobson, 80 acres in tp. 16 a, r 7 w, •600. Lydia Smith to Charles Wilmrer, lot 12, block 12, Fairmount, HO. George M. Hadsall to Geo. C. Beebe, 160 acre iu tp. 18 s, r 10 w, •1060. Eli Perkins to Chas Lindstrom, 60 acres iu tp. 17, s, r 5 w, 8780. W. W. and Auua J. Calkins to Rus sell D. Calkins, lot 3, block 17, Fair mount, 8225. W. W. and Auna I. Calkins to Sylvester Peterson, lot 4, block 1, B. B. and Eliza Kelsay to J. W. Walker, lot 1. block 1, Kelsey’s first ad to Eugeue, Ekk'. J. I. and G. H. Jones to J. J. Simp son, 2 acres In tp. 20 a, r 3 w, 8600. Charles J, Muck to A. A. Muck, 640 acres In tp. 17, s, r w 7, •16,000. H. C. and M. J. Veatch to the Pacific Timber Company, 11*« acres in tp. 21 s, r 3 w, 11000. M. E. Partridge to John McCul louh, 80 acres in tp. 18 s, r 5 w, •1000. 'Jbomae ami Lucy M. Hardy to J. E. Gray, iota 3 and 4, block 31, Fra sier A Hyland's ad to Eugeue, 810. J. F. and B. E. Day to Clara Stacks, lota 1, 2, 9 aud 10, block 13, Creswell, 82.'s>. CIRCUIT COURT. David Murphy vs. 8. D. aud G. 8. Allen, action to recover money. Walon A Nees atttorneys for plalutitf. James and Eugemda Hoffman »a. Oregon A California Railroad Com pany, to set aside deed. Woodcock A Harris attorneys for plaintiffs. r.mma A. Welle vs. Chas. F. and Lucy E. Mitchell, to recover money. Jesse G. Wells attorney for plaintiff. Herbert Beadle va D. A. Paine aud W Kukyeudsll, damages. Defend ants files motion that the plaintiff be required to make bis complaint more definite. Woodcock A Harris and E. O. Potter attorneys for defendants. MARRIAGE LICENSES. Dean English aud Minnie E. Busby, f., J. Foley witness. I Edward P. Harrington aud Elsie : Steear, Thomas A. Steear witness. Ole J. Kayser ami Mertie M. Owen, I B. J. Oweu witness POWER OF ATTORNEY. Thu California A Orf gon Laud Company grants power of at orney to Ella Finn. STOCK BRAND. Charles Hyland tiles stock brand of a staigbt mark to bo pli eed on right hip. PROOF OF LABOR. J. 11. Kessler files proof of labor performed ou the St. Louie, the Ocean Wave aud the Ettie K, claims. Blue River milling dii trict. LEA BE. W. 8. King to Lee 1 1«, 26 acres in tp. 17 s, r 4 w, for < year from Jau. 1, 1904, to Jan. 1, 1LMJ6. NOTARY PUBLIC. The notarial commission of J. F. Gates is filed. LOGGER’S LEIN. J. N. Sutherland vs. P. L. aud J. B. Tucker. Great Deposit of Free He sold his interests at Monros about 1890, aud soou tbereHter lemoixl to Texas, where be revided until bis death, at the time of which be lived with his brother, James Shannon. The deceased was well known in Eugeue, having often visited here with bis brother, the late Wesley All old time residents Shannon know him aud w ill regret to hear of bis death. Milling Ore in Belle Pieasant Dili Items. ANOTHER RICH FIND REMARK ABLE CURE OF KUBLI Former Eugene Ath of Fairview. i was released be stole some week ties, stick pins aud other small articles | from the Minnesota Hotel iu this ' city. The lute Sheriff Withers caught him near Drain aud he was aeutenced j to one year in tlie penitentiary by Judge Hamilton ut the March, 1901, term of circuit court. Frost served his year in the pen aud the next beard of him by the local 1 officers was that he was wanted in | Douglas county for burglary. He • dropped out of sight for awhile and appeared recently in Harney county, where tbe terrible tragedy was enacted while the officers were attempting to make tbe fugtive’s arrest. The officers heie did not classJFrost as a bad man, only placiug him in tbe petty thief class. business was transacted at'TT** siui). *»- Among otb-r n incrmattfIi, deeding ot the old count, L betwevu Heuderfeon at d • ,' * to the Southern Pacific ' . ’ UielJ the sale of which i, t‘ ' " "f the Guard before. W ilsou 8. Bissell, ex-pMluw general, dltd at Untisi,,. \ Oct. 5. He whs born iu p,|-. ‘ 1 cboseu post muster-general and resigued in 1895. (Guard Special Service.) lete at Death’s Door, Pleasant llill, Oct. 4.—School be gins tday with Prof. Anderson, of Well Again. Eugeue, as principal, who with his North Fairview Company Opened mother, have moved to this place. Up Another Wonderful Florence Gilbert begins a fall term of school today near Springfield. Body of Ore in Percy Stroud will teach the Eden- Drank Uater From a Wonderful Bohemia. County Commissioners’ court ad JULIUS GOLDSMITH. vale school. journed this afternoon. \ ery little Spring and Was Cured After Several new members were ini Report has just been received that Noted Physicians Had tiated into the Grange last Saturday. the North Fairview Mining Company Dr. Sharpies finished drying prunes Given Him Up. of Bohemia has opened up another They were of tine , wonderful body of ore ou the Belle of on the 4th. Fairview claim, showing probably quality and the crop was of the usual The Oregonian tells of tlie remark the largest deposit of free milling ore amount. able cure of K. K. Kubli, a former Bernice Warbinton and Audley well known University of Oregon ath ever struck iu this section. Tuuuels and shafts already made Drury returned fiom Kitscn Spriug-« lete, aud who graduated iu 1893. Letters remain dead in the Eugene block out over 100,000 tons of oxidiz last Wednesday. While playing football iu Eugene, ed decomposed quartz, carryiug au postoffice for the following persons: Henry Mitchell has moved his house he met with au accident, having been Anderson, Andrew; Bacer, Charley; everage of 87 per ton iu free gold. a quarter of a mile to the site of the butted squarely in the face by another The ledge is a great true fissure aud old family residence. Bogart, H. T.; Bryant A Son; Buch of the players, aud sustained a frac anan, Miss Malving; Cor, Greely; is from 18 to 40 feet wide where it I^atton Brothers, lately from Michi ture of the bones of the nose. The Clayton, John; Campbell, W. M.; baa been opened up iu the different gan, have purchased and moved onto damage was repaierd, and the only We are showing the nobbiest line of Children's Foltz, Mrs. E. H.; Guild, Emmett; cr osscut tuuuels. uoticable result was a slight cant of the C. Barstch farm. aud Misses’ Coats to be found in Eugene, The ore shows continuous croppings Gray, Mrs;. Hardwick, C. C.; Hills, Lorau Scrivener has rented thtf bis nose to one side. made up of Zilmline, Dobson Beaver and Ker J. A. (2); Hill, Mrs. C. M.; Holden, for 2,300 feet over on the west slope The story goes on to tell how Kubli Hurd place, the former renter having sey weaves, with large Sailor Collars, trimmed Chas.; lugrem, William; . Kemery, B. of Fail view Mountain and from the distinguished himself in the East on failed to take possession. with velvet and fancy braidB to match. We is over F.; Keene, J. H.; Levy, Ben; Mel present indications there have them in all colors and prices. Mauley Gilb rt and Dalton Baugh the gridirou uud in other athletics, linger, Miss Grace; Orcutt, George; 1,000,000 tons’ of the same quality as until bis fame became world-wide; Peuelton, John; Rolland, Mrs. Clara; that already blocked out, aud the man have been re-elected as teachers i how after finishing his education be Shirk, Mrs. H. I«.; Smith, Mrs. vein is 10 feet wide at the west end of at Jasper and Trent respectively. took up bis father’s work in the P. N. Shelley and family are spend Amanda; Smith, Mrs. Jaue; Wood, the claims, where a tunuel on the Southern Oregon mines and, how vein will tap the ore body at a ver ing a few days at Kitsou Springs. M. B. after about a year’s work he suffered Persons call lug for the above please tical depth of 1200 feet. Harry Mitchell and family expect ajserious attack of catarrh. This was This ore cau be mined aud milled to leave in a few days fer a visit with just about a year ago. He consulted say when advertised. for 81.50 per ton, which leaves a I relatives in Wisconsin. J. L. PAGE, P. M. a doctor, and was led to subimt to handsome profit for the owners. Misses Elsie Parks and Ruby an operation for the cure of tbe This big strike is on the same veiu Baugnmau have goue to Ashland to catarrh, following which, aud as he ou which the receut rich strike was attend the State Normal at that place. believes, .caused by it, bis nasal made, an account of which appeared bones, injured ten years before, were A law passed by the last legislature in the Guard. Harry Shelley aud family have The uew strike is attacked by uecrosis. This dreadful moved into their new residence. makes it a misdemeanor for any per about 5000 feet west of that poiut. son to steal or attempt to steal a ride Mrs. E. Miller, of Portland, visited disease speedily extended to his frontal bone or skull, just above the ou any car or locomotive of a train, relatives here last week. eyes, and his couditionl became very SOCIAL KEALM. under a penalty of thirty days in the W. J., son of Chauncey Mulkey, serious. Another doctor was called county jail or a fine not to exceed gone to Monmouth to go to into consultation, but soon pro I has •60. Conductors, brakemen, engi school. nounced the case hopeless. neers and firemen have the authority He theu took a trip to San Fran The residence of Presideut P. L. to make arrests without warrants. Miss May Riggs, of Harrisburg, is cisco anil Los Angeles and received This law should be enforced aud theu Campbell on East Thirteenth street visiting relatives heie. Don’t Delay too Long treatment, but he gradually grew was the scene of a brilliant social the tramp uuieance will be stopped. worse. Finally a doctor told him function last night, the occasi m be Buying Your Fall Suit that there was just one chance for ing a reception given by the Presi him. If he would have bis frontal deut. and Mrs. Charlotte Zeiher, to You know if yon-decide this Lone sawed out aud a silver plate put the faculty of the University of Ore question now you have a wider (Guard Special Service. * Dr. J. O. Watts, auuounces that he gon iu honor of Prof, and Mrs. iu its place, the bones of bis nose range of varieties to select from Dexter, Oct. 6. — W. H. Fenton is will reopen the Janney jewelry store, Boynton, Prof, and Mrs. Hyde and removed aud a silver substitute put aud you get long« r wear for the money expended. recently purchased by him, on Oct. Mr. Bovard, Profs. Boynton and erecting a new store building for Wil iu, there was a bare chance of his 9th. Hyde aud Mr. Bovard being the uew liams A Parvin, which is necessary to life being prolonged, though it was supply the demand of the increasing probable that tbe operation would Mr. Watts will give a clearance sale members of the faculty. The Suddtn Changes or 30 days. Every article lu the store President Campbell aud Mrs. Zei trade. kill him. in American Weather Mrs. W H. Fenton and Zelma Cru- will lie marked at cost aud must be her were assisted iu entertaining by As Mr. Kubli had spent 82600 in sold regard leas of coat prices. Mrs. Collin McIntosh, the Misses zau have returned from Eugene, dealing with doctors aud didn’t waul make it quite probable that Cleaver, Straub, Banuard, Dodge, where thjey have been cooking for C. to die right away, he declined tbe you will get up some morning Lucia Camplieli and Vera Sanderson. L. Williams' log drivers. soon and find the temperature offer. cold enough fcr thicker apparel. The evening was very pleasatitly Quite a shower we’ve been having. A WONDERFUL SPRING. Then you’ll wish you hadn't spent by all iu attendance. The farmers are hardly ready for it He knew of a wonderful mineral procrastinated. Better attend to E. A. Farrington while working The Pastime Whist Club, which held yet. this matter During The PreseDt spriug in the Siskyou mountains ,near with hie steam saw this 'morning ac Week. It won’t require many School has opened with Mr. Berteh, which his father Lad located a min cidentally rau his right haud against many pleasant parties last winter, minutes to step into our store met at the armory parlors last even ingclaim mauy years ago. He decided of Springfield, as teacher. the rapidly revolving bhw with the and get yourself snugly and hamlsomely fitted at a price that result that the index Huger w«s badly ing and reorganized for the season. Mrs. Nancy Griffith is q uite sick. to go there, hoping that the change would do him good. At this time will mean an actual saving to lacerated. Dr. DeBar attended the F. L. Poindexter was chosen presi I)rs. Attwood are iu attendance. you. he was near desth’s door, but as soon injury. It was thought the memlier dent and Mrs. O. E. Roberta secre E. Bowen has moved on hie ranch I tary. Several new memliers were as he was able to he went to tbe We sell the would heal without amputation. here, and we are now left without a taken in, and nearly all the old mem spriug slid stayed there four mouths. Hand Tailored Clothing ferryman. F ine C lothing bers were on hand to renew tbler He returued to hlB work a few days Made by Mrs. R. L. Jacobs and family, of ago a sound man, not a scar or mar membership. The Pastime Club was The Price of the SuiLs SLart. SCHLOSS BROS, i CO. one of the leading social organiza Zion, will move to Ashland this week on his face, and bis nose, which hail ab $10.00. g • The Best Clothes Makiri.” Local freight trains from Portland tions of the city last year, and will for school purposes. We regret veiy been knocked askew ten years ago, much to have them leave. bringing freight for Eugeue will ar continue to be this season. as straight as anybody’s. All this Rufus Woods has moved in H. M. from drinkiug and washing iu the rive Bundays, Wednesdays and Fri Parvln’s vacated house. J. B. Wil waters of that spring. days, instead of daily as heretofore. helm has also moved in E. R. Park From San Francisco and all in er's house. termediate points will bring freight FROST A LANE on Mondays, Thursdays and Satur The camp meeting at Trent has At the borne of the bride’s brother days. Cut this out and paste it up. in law, and sister, Mr. and Mrs. C. closed. A good attenaauce was bail COUNTY CRIMINAL Outfitter to Particular Men W. Liggett, on Wednesday, Stepem- each night. ber 30th, 1903, at 8 o'clock p. m., Everett Lee Payue and Miss Grace L«aire Winkley were united in holy «Man Who Killed Saxton and The north bound overland train, due here at 3 o'clock this morning, matrimony, Rev. G. W. Nelson, of West Operated in A Savory Aroma the Congregational church of Allmuy, (Daily Guard, October 7.) did not arrive until «boat 10:30. officiating. Miss Bessie Winkley, of Eugene. The delay was cause«I by the wreck Mrs. Hollingshead, of Portland, is that is an appetizer, as h' 1 of a freight train in Northern Cali Eugene, served as bridesmaid and a guest of Mrs. F. S. Dunn fora week. tickler of the jaJste, ariefi fi(D * Mr. Everett Liggett as grooms man. Jack'Froat, alias Harry Egbert, who fornia. Hon. R. A. Booth returned thia rich and nourishing toujs 0al The wedding march was played by kjlJed_De£iuy Sheriff Saxton and made for the edification of the epi« r* Miss Hazel Winkley. The groom, afternoon from a trip to Grauts Pass. ^iek^TestuearTTurns^Tbe^inier aud will enlt tbe pocket hook of th« Attorney L. E. Bean returned this who has lived in Albany a number of day, an account of which appeared | economical. Our fine canned son- years, and is higly respected, is the afternoon from a short trip to Rose in yesterday's Guard, is well known as well as our choice canned g<< The officers have yet found no trace son of Mrs. E. E. Payne of Albany. burg. to Eugene and Lane county officeis of all descriptions, are of the be» Mrs. Fred Hopkiua and children of the law. of the three thugs who beat aud The bride, who has grown to woman brands, and all of recent an: i I- robbed "Uncle Jimmy" Kerr east Hood ill Linn county, because of her left thia afternoon for Salt Lake City It will be remembered that during fresh, nourishing and palatalle. of Cottng«' Grove night before last, many good qualities and cheerful to reside. the summer ofa1900 Frost'waa sentenced aa exclusively reported by the Guard disposition, enjoys a large circle of Dr. I. D. Driver returned this after to 90 days iu the county jail by the w. M. GREEN, friends who esteem her highly. The noon from Salem, where he attended Saginaw justice of the peace for the yesterday. bride re««eived a number of handsome the M. E. conference. Phone Main 25-1 larceny of a suit of clothes. He aud valuable gifts. The young Couple 619 Willamette St. Rev. J. S. McCallum went to aerved nut hia time and soon after he left shortly before midnight for Rock Franklin today »o atteud the Chris llill. where they will reside for the tian church convention. Contractor L. N. Roney now baa th« present.—Albany Democrat Mrs. A. A. Mors<> arrived thia after frame of the new electric plant at noon from Portland to visit Mrs. Springfield completed and expects Geo. Lilley. Mrs. Morse’s hustxna ia to have the roof finished next week, DEATH OF AN contracting freight agent of the O. R if the rain does not Interfere. OREGON PIONEER Jt N. Hon. Henry 11. Gilfry, of Washing Fronting the Pork. ton, D. C., left Eugene today for New York City. He will spen.i a day To Mr ami Mrs. W. P. Manning, Milton Shannon Died at San at Womibnrn with bia namesake, in Eugene, Oct. 4, UK'S, a von. Henry Gilfry Campbell. Mr. Gilfry Antonio, Texas, Oc informs us that be will probably Prie'« m t' ' « hr<>RriT‘TP youcan tin«! bargains in things y u ueei « NOTICE. tober 2nd. spend next summer iu t>r<«gon. rrtce* that bave beeu Gut Deep. Try trading here, we’re sure you'll be pleased. 1 Two of the trusteeships of the Luper Milton Shannon died at bis home Thornton Daniels, the little son of cemetery having become vacant by reason of death, a meeting of inter in San Antonio, Texas, Oct. 2nd, H. D niels, of Coburg, was the victim of a very painful accident last even ested citizens is hereby called to meet 1903, after a short illness. Mr. Shaunou came to Oregon by ing. He ami his brother were chop at Irving, Saturday afternoon, Oct 10th, at 2 o'clock, to till the vacan-i way of the Isthmus of Panama, io ping wood. The little fellow tried to Triinn«.'d Cari I tn'To' Misees’ geunine Kersey Coats in fivs 1850, and located in Marlon county. grab a stick of wood from off tbe else. He was sheriff of Marion in the block, when his brother let tbe ax fall 82.25, 82.U0 anil *1 i.i different styles, all uew an«l »tylr J. C. Jennings, 8 to 14 years, 85.50 and 84.00. early *6O’a aud served with honor to on bis haud, cutt'ng off the first three Trustee. vi.'«*’ ' »»»Cep« with Plate back, 8 to 14 tin gers ot the left hand. himself and the county. . ea.s, made from new colorings Zibeline, 84.2.>, WOOD WANTED. Soon after 'hat be was elected Ed. Huston, a former 8. P. con county judge of Marion ou the ductor, well known here, met with Coat., bandaom. ly Trimmed ^■ '"»1 prices on Ladies’ Coats, Capes and Tailored The subarribers of the Guard who Democratic ticket. ST.tX», tn, a I audKi.'JO. He moved to an acrid«nt on a Montana roa.i Cloths ** *’“**• rec0iTe‘1 i» •»» ’»>« •“'» wish to pxy their subscription iu Benton county at out 11W> and recently, necessitating tbe amputa wool, will please deliver the same as . live»! at Monroe, where be kept a tion of one arm. He was conductor THE BON MARCHE, A Place to Save Mone) soon as possible. ge neral merchandise store for on a freight traiu at tl^ time. Court Adjourned. Cigars jChildren and Misses! List ol Letters. • • . Coats • • • • Cockerline (Sb Wetherbee A d Anti-Tramp Lav. THE EARLY BIRDS’ FEAST Dexter Items. Extraordinary Announcement. Finger Badly Torn. Freight Train Change. Married. Train Late. S. H. FRIENDLY Personals No Trace ol Thugs. The Electric Plant. Ke BON MARCHE torn. Better and Bigger Bargains Than Ever 15 iVr c(‘nt off Missvs’ ai.d Children’^ ^5m47aXD’<1^'.tub;eB^f1 ‘¿MS fl* •o "oe ot chiliTfUt 0!,t'