f'
V t Fly
cene Guard
Note and Comment.
Bright’s Disease and SECOND DAY OF
Diabetes News
W. C. T. u. INSTITUTE
Hydraulie mines of California pro
M \RCH 12 duce about 81 250,000 annually, tbe
31 T ’KDAV
lrift mine- yi’ld about 81,000,000,
San Francisco. Feb. 24, 1904.
and dredging operations 8800,000. To tbe Women of Eugene.
Some
yon have loved ones
Tha A1 ore Ice fhe Higher Prfoe. From qua.tz mines of tbe state tbe str cken of
with Brights’s Disease o> Interesting Program This After
production exceed» 813.0(0,000
Diabetes. Let me give you hope.
noon— Dilutions on Timely
The public will hear with sympa-1
1 can speak because 1 know. I was
th- de it teres’ that, owing to the ex-
stricken with Diibetes myself. Only
Topics.
Last year holds the record for im Diabetes can understand the tortures
ttretut d.fficulty of harvesting the ice
migration to this country— nearly —the hopelessness. 1 went to the
■ Woman's Hospital, one of our best,
< ■
in Mi ne, hi : 1 everywhere else,
This morning’s session of tbe Lane I
une milieu, 1 quarter of them were i They told me 1 wus incurable. I
-* .ii'x o.-fc, tbe supply will t-e short
f-om Aust'ia Hungary, and another Igrew worse (sugar was 11 percent) County W. C. T. (J. institute con
aud ven to the Cooper Medical vened at 9 o'clock. Several depart
■i n the price long this year. This Is
quarter from Italy. Russia stands College for examination. Same ver- ments vere discussed.
an ingennus variation ot the usual
dici — lucurable. Thoroughly disoour
next—Finns and Poles.
This afternoon the program began '
sged 1 went home to die. A Mrs.
tocmula pjovil'd for severe winters,
Clark then living at 1931 Larkin with devotional exercises, followed
■an 1 we congratulate the pro ‘ucers on '
1 California man has produced a street celled to ’ell me there was a by tbe superintendents’ reports and
cure aud where to get it. Tbe third discussion as f< llows:
I).. . r ¡1 ty ci their intellectual re-
p .t'ity with a red interior. If that wi-ek the dreadtui thirst diminished.
wot-rces. We are accustomed to the
“Loyal Temperance LegioD," Edna
sort of thing k< ops up it may not be 1 begau ’o sleep betlei aud in a year Houston.
1 was prefect!/ well. 1 bare a large
a . .r uucemeut ihat ice of •x'r-iordl
long before we are able to squeeze the boarding house on tbe corner ol Pow-
Paper from Eogene Union.
in ; I, km-.-fe spoils the saws,d e H','1
and butter. One of the boarders
Talk by Mrs. Stafford on one of
traditional blood out of tbe equally ¡ell
I is Wm White, formerly Deputy City 1
li' "h i runwa;s and discourages the
traditional turnip.
( Assessor, lie bad to give up his post the crusades with Mother Thompson. I
laboring ir i.n to such an extet t that
Recitation, Master Mahone.
. tion due to ^Blight's Disease—bail
| been in both St. Luke’s Hospital ■ Discussion, “Traffic in Girli for
ti" l as to ask for higher wages, hut in
There is one person killed for every and tbe Waldeck Sanitarium without tbe St. Louis Fair.”
It '• instance it is the stormy weather
when 1 learned what the
day in the year in the streets in New ! re«ult
Music.
trouble wa« and told him he could
tl
has played the mischief. The
Discussion, “The Women’s Plebis-
York; the most pro! flc causes of this ge’ well. He was swollen with drop
itv of the ice is good, the thlck-
albumen was heavy, hear', was lu- cite on Local Option. ’’
mortality are s’reet car accidents I sy,
volved aud he felt sure be could not
iic.ta is about right, but most of the
'Talk by R. Foster Stone, Cupt. ;
and careless driving of hoists and recover. In a n-.on’h he began to
tit i the cutteis fave found it simply
now
perfect'y well. [ M«bone 8”d other gentlemen
In
end
and
is
t
autos.
Yesterday Hfteri.ojn reports from
To the women of America 1 want to
ini isible to do anything but cut
say tbiit
11 ' Cbrjoio
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_ ' LJiseane the variosu country unions were read,
Bright's
ini nin when summoned to put in a I
The Boston Herald v uches for the aud Diabetes .« Hre i> positivily
.. . - .. curable.
...
' snowing ni”cu good being done.
*’’solute'y Pure
Sinse'-ely, Mr«. Kathreino Mattbew-
day’.! work.
lbe attendance at the meetings is1
fret that Uncle Noth Raly, of the lo son, Tbe above is entirely trr e.
jw SUBSTITUTE
A f> w years ago there were so many
, good, and much iuterest is being
WilLF 1AM WHITE.
cal almshouse, is 131 years old, was
The.ahove refers to tbe newly dis I taken in them.
I
-aiples that it didn't pay to pick
born on February 29, is in astonish covered Fuitun Compounds tbe first ■I
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1
itl.im, und consequently the market
ing good health, always took his tod cu.es tbe world has ever seen tor
Bright
’
s
disea
•■.
Ask
fo-
pamphlet.
so
small
that
they
were
ai. [ply waB
dy regularly, is an inveterate smoker
LINN DRUG CO.,
vr irti about us r< rch as radium. T) at
Eugene, Or.
and occasionally is inclined to pro
wa m uncommonly pleasant arrange
fanity. Thus are all our idols smash
j Those a nt icipating an Eetterntrip
-mm tor tbe deniers, and we have
or a visit to the Louisiana Purchase I
ed to little I its.
a» -er expected that it would I e iin-
Eiposi
it St Louis, cannot
p ived on in any field of activity; -
afford to over look tbe advantages
On accouu’ of tbe weather coudi
lu the announcement that a quart
o lered by the Missouri Pacific Rail
ho' we are now led to hope the Ice
of whisky weighs just two pounds, the tioue the Southern Pacific Company way, which on account of its vaiiors
Ct mt Piles nil! make that model look
s in able to run its trains according
department o »gricuituie ought to
j routes and gateways, has been ap-
to the timetables, and this works a
chi u iu the cu'ul's < f him i ler, I he
explain which one of its employee it hardship on the traveling public. | propriately named “The World's Fair' I
Americans are a great peuple. They
was who carried the load to a soln The northbound train, due here at Route.
Lave got a gjod start, and you can't
j PusseLgeis from
the Nori hues
3:15 o'clock this morning arrivi d in
tiou of tbe pro! lem.
take tbe .Missouri Pacific trains from
stop them.
Eugene at 3:20o’clock this afternoon.
NOTICE OF CITY ELECTION. I
Denver or Pueblo, with the choice of
Wby Don’t You Use
The northbound tiain, due at 1:451
The order oí the president that ca
either goiug direct through Kansas
o'clock p. m., is about eight hours
By request of tbe common council,
nal commissioners most spend th< ir late, and will arrive in Eugene about I City, or via Wichita, Fort Scott and
P
''e i i‘I «' ickens Home
Two trains daily notice is hereby given that the city
ti .. on Il o lethnius ia modified In its 9 o'clock this evening. For the past I P. nsaut Hill.
from Denver and Fuel io to St. Louis j election to be held on the first Mon
P.oost.
severity by the fact that whitheiso week the at'ternoou southbound traiu
without cbange^.cariying all classes day In April, will be conducted un
has
been
from
thirty
minutes
to
an
,io : t.. -ted us badly North ever they go their salaries go also.
of
moderli equipment, including j der the Austrailan ballot law and
hour late.
electric lighted observation parlor that nominations of candidates to be
us :'ou‘. li v. !.i i the passions of tbe
ca’e dining cars. Ten daily trains i voted for will have to be filed with
EIGHTY PER CENT.
white man are aroused. And there is
Portland has H new fire engine tha
between Kansas City and St. Louis. the city recorder according to tbe
Eighty
per
cent,
lost
or
dissipated
| Burns, Lame Back, Stiff Joints, Corns.
reason in such brutal treatment, is capable of throwing four streams
W’ri’e, ir call on W. C. McBride, terms of that la v.
by mismanagement—that’s what one
| Bunions and Chilblains, and all in
»•
•' -urtlclr ' ts may not. he aware and eleven thousand gallons a minute
JOHN
M.
WILLIAMS,
Gemrni
Agent,
124
third
street,
of the suuogates of New York city
flammation of Man or Beast.
City Attorney.
, T a ■ 'O'nl p’oe-' i lending up Itele-
recently regarding money left to wid i’ortland. for detailed information
aud
Illustrated
literature.
TESTIMONIAL:
to. They know that punishment by
Poi Hand, Multnomah county, has ows >nd orphans in this country
O
"T O X-» ” #/. ,
Eighty per cent, Quito a contrast,
the i.rlei iy proems of law has no ter
Its Kind Ycu tq.s J ways ikgÿto
a tour per cent tax this year. That
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
ffnarstbt
Best Linimtnt on Earth.
r> ■ i r me iiogro, in whose nature in a a 'ough *o make people go by— isn’t it, with a life insurance policy
Ffaatsre
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
in tbe Mutual Life, where nothing is
ton many in I " 'os the brute pre that is ¡1 property is arsi sse I for its lost, but where, ti the coutrar-, in County Commissioner ‘ Court of
tieiiry D. Baldwin, Supt. Water
Lane county, Oregon will receiv
«"H Shullsburg, Wis., writes: “I
d
'.'I ite», Th< y know that a heroic cash v due, which is noi the case practically every case, a gain over the sealed bids for tbe turnuhiug ot ODe
have
tried many kinds of liniment,
hundred cords of body r vaod. sai
remedy Is nt" ' ¡ iry tn impress th*' though,
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
and have never received much benefit
Portland gets the property real investment is realized? A qur k wood to be four feet <o 'g delivered
asset and an unbreakable will-that's at tbe court house in Eugene, Lane
until 1 used Ballard's Snow Liniment
negro mind with the certainty of ret assessed
for a third of its value or life insurance.
for Rheumatism and Pains. 1 think
So thought Eben county Oregon, on or I efore Septem :
Sheriff's Office,
ti i’l->n I,'Ing visited upon thè per
it the best liniment on earth ’
loss.
Smith, of Denver, who bolds the her 1st, lf>04, a'sofor the'furnishing j
Eugene,
Oregon,
Feb.
16,
1904.
le i-.l-ii- in esse of a gravo infraction of
Only the taxes for 1903 will be col
world’s record for a big insurance of twenty-five cords of grub oak wood
testimonial .
tour leet long, not to fie less than! lected dnriag the year 1904 At the
t' ! v. ‘ ne of croi 1 wrong to defensr-
premium. Ik paid in one lump sum three
inches nt the s nail end, said last special session of the Oregon
Utah
permits
the
convicted
murder
lesH woman.
It wav not long sime
8349,621.78 to the Mutual Lite Insur wood to be delivered ai he county
Cures Sciatica.
lekiAJature tbe tax law made in 1(01
th'. President Roosevelt felt called er to choose between hanging and be ance of New York. This investment jail in Eugene, Lane cuun.v, OregOD, was re-enacted aud said law will be in
on
or
be
ore
the
1st
day
of
September
Lev M L. Kiley, LL. D., Cuba
upon to pro’est against a Southern ing siiot to death. A wife murderer gives him an income for life, and in 1904, all bids to be tiled with the force for tbe collection of 1903, taxes
i nd and in substance it Is as follows, N.I., writes: “After fifteen dais ol
the event of his death will provide a
i. , v burning. le bad hardly voice I when asreigm d tor sentence Friday life income for his s n and daughter County Clerk on or bef ire the2n! towit:
excruciating pain from Sciatic Kheu
day of March at 2 o’clock •>. in. 1904
1. If you pay your taxes in full on matiem, under various treatment. '
tue objection when a particularly aii asked which in-.le lie would pre and six grandchildren. You ought the Court reserving the right to re
Las induced to try Ballard's Siow
or
before
March
15th
you
will
be
al
t> ■ 1 i r'isul* on and murder of his '•i- buret out laughing and said. to know about this income, and you ject any and all bi's. uy order o lowed a rebate ot three per cent.
winin,ent, the first application Ki'imr
a. a first
Hr., -al>„.
« L second . entire
. . •
the Court, this 4th day f ebruary
relief, ..-.1
and tbe
2 If you pay your taxes between my
vii tini wiui followed by the negro be- “It’s nil right. Judge; 1 11 take tbe can, by writing today to W. A. A. D., 1904.
relief.
!
give
it
nnqualitied
r«o
n
<n.
March
15th
and
up
to
ami
including
t ’ The callous nature of the Wann, Eugene, Oregon.
"odntion
E. U. LEE
in,; b li ned in I lie Illinois community
the first Monday in April, there will n endntion
not be any rebate and neither will
Cou n ty Cl rk
Alio non murderer may I et’er I e imagined by
where it all ha peneri
QI 1 ,T SLEEPING PLACE.
there be any penalty or interest
We Sen and Etto:, meno h
6p Tutinld, <>» Io. a city of some lift) the stntemen' tlint he In t his infant
added.
child
lying
by
its
dead
mohter
two
3
If
at
least
one-half
of
your
taxes
Tian, i'nt people and farmers pTtr I PORTLAND AND RETURN O LY
thousand peo; le, has hail a negro
are not paid on or before tbe first
¿4.00.
Vincent & Co.,Druggist
night in Eugene can And neat, airy,
minderer taken from jail, and not days until others found th?m.
Monday in April, will become de
linquent,
when
there
will
be
added
well
furnished
rooms
at
the
Old
only shot to death, but his body ri I
Courthouse Lodging House for only i The Southern Pacific Co. is now a penalty of ten per cent, and the
die’ with bullets after the breath ot
tax will also draw interest at the rate
The son of a Mormon apostle ap
25 Ctilts to any, part of the house, ■selling round trip tickets to Port- of twelve per cent per annum in ad-
| land from Eugene for 84.00, good go
Wo had gone cut fiom it.
; . i e * «nw z .
pearing as n witiieie before the Senate upstairs or down.
to tbe penalty.
■*’ TTi ‘
' I”R Saturday nr Sunday, returning i I dition
•'Perfer ■ t good humor,’’ “Beat of commit lee Hut is investigating Sena
■MJ/
wLi
4 If you pay one-half of your taxes
Convenient to tbe busiue«s part it
’
Sunday
and
Monday,
giving
all
day]
on
or
before
’
the
first
___
__
Monday
in
spirits, ' and “Joking with his near tor Smo it's polygamous practices, town, yet clear away from all the
j Sunday and Monday in Portland. I April, then the remaining half n ay
e A neighbor w bile lebalmg his re told yest< iday about his second-wife noise of the main streets. Naw furnl I The same arrangement applies fr m I run up to and including the firs’
r ami be. ding.
Monday in October following; but if
volver ” are choice plirnsos that can- murrine",nnd -nid he could not romeni
Seo
transpareu.'" " L'.DS"
en 1 Portland, giving Portland people a he last half of tax due is no’ paid
mt but grate la-thly on til" prosl- her how it was performed, lie remem , block east from Day i Henderson
chance to visit valley points at by tbe first Moudiiy in October, it
A
becomes delinquent, and there will
d 'tini < nrs. Ilo will not. f or get the ’>ered th"'' 1 t’ ■' live cl ildren had Beckwith
corners.
Just back of reatly reduce I rates.”
Nicv-rl Sitve, caw,
be added to such l alauce, a penalty
occasion of I.is
i te. t Io u somewhat been born to that marriage. All of courthouse
of ten per cent, and in addition, such
Fully GwinQec
HORSE OR SPAN WANTED
balance wiil bear interest at tbe rate
ED HOWE,
si dur lynchii g in h Southern com which is a reminder that it is not
Fa Mli ev
J
of twelve per cent pc annum from
’
’
roproiter
Hivi, v
He will remember—likely necessary foi n mini to burden b's
the first Monday in April until paid.
tr/
jewelers
One horse or a span wanted, from
5 On all personal property taxes,
’UuBtrtfed BuckM
1
tl.. t will b all.
mie I " it1
:eli unimportant details A Prominent Chicago Woman Sp.eaks. 1150 to 1250 pounds, 6 to 9 years old. if one half is not pa d on or before
on requeit. tluwfnj J
Prof
Koxa
Tyler,
ot
Chicago,
vice
the first Monday in April, the law
ot lite ns his marriage ceremony.
COLORED
I
president Illinois Woman's Alliance, Must be sound, true and well broken. compels the sheriff to levy upon and
in speaking of Chamberlain's cough Address, with description, stating collect the same after May 1st, hence
FANCY
remedy, says: "I I ihvc suffered with price.
to prevent a levy upon personal prop
DLAESJ
oub M»tt. * rnteurod to ban# hi
The Marsh Moli '1 di
■i severe mid thia wii.trr which
“X,” CARE GUARD,
erty after May 1st it will be necessary
lishiiis
mi
evenln
r
.ini
threatened t i rim into pneumonia.
M .-ni i Mont • i ” h . March !H, for n lie
Till
Rew
Engl jad!
for
one-half
to
be
paid
as
above
stated.
Eugene Oreogn.
1 tried different
remedies but I
6 The law compels the sheriff to
h <»• written Con«remu!inn telegraphic nows torvi«1
mt
|seemed
to
gr"r
v
:■
I
the
medi-1
Witcli l
sell all lands on which taxes have not
as the Guard ic’eive««.
cine u; set u,.\ -f iae'1. A friend ad-
Roseburg Review, yesterday:
P1X< u, of t at Mate, ecnelutli >,
J
been paid aud that such sales shall
¿1/ Factorttf—
'-e l n o to try Chamberlain's Cough
■ / Wftertwy, C hoi *. ■
Another slide in the Siskiyous
.
not be held later than March 1st of
* ¡iLb: ‘ L will be in Wn.-biligtou on
lienn-ilv ho I I found it was pleasan
S' Cffl.-w
the-sear succ.-edii.g the year in which j
hope to meet you u I
to take . ..d it relieved me at once. 1 lela I : lay’ - irthboand leo 1, the
Ni |»Vil -t 1, ami 1
y
New York, ¿buan ,
tax levy is made.
No 12, due here at 10:18 a. m. A 1
am imv entirely recover«!, saved
Sw Frei-'». -»
7 The property wiil be sold to the j
Iff ) m. ’ ’ It w ill bo noticed that h
dictoi's bill, time aud suffering i stub train was dispatched here on , ' person bidding the lowest rate of in .
'■•ipf .'n. v»r-
and I will never be withort t hi 1 -■.■be 1n|.> tine, 10:40 ». m. \ trn\- ■ ’ t • ■: eat
dnys in wble’ t 1
—« . an ’ i <. ,. ■ i ■ >ates
—, . will
ill I r... issued
: ..-al
>
’f 1
splendid medicine again.' v-'oi sai«
fer was made a* the slide and tho therefor, and deeds given to such
11.a kt tv » trip. I I t be will be huiq
HOU.13 TEH'S
W L. Dei no.
train
la expected hare about 6 j property sold, nnless redeemed with- riocky Mountain Tea Nuggets
....
1
uin
'Phut
hi.
it»
’
I f
|
in
three
year*
trom
the
date
of
such
ruii ur.N T.
o'clock this evening
It is rumored sales.
A Busy Medinins f,,r Busy People
O'/ } art ot him may bo fc und in mij i
here th.it at one point this side of
Erfr.’V (Elten Health and P.new>d Vlg>
The 1903 Assessment Rolls will be
an
the
grave
after
t*
.
1
see
th
er
[
I
A
stock
ranch
of
1280
acre.-.,
ot’
about Siskiyou station tbe upper track has opened tor the collection of taxes
50 arces under cultivation, 1 sien.*e l ognr lipptn.»-'own toward that p :t thereon Februarv 23. 1!*4.
ppvaltv nrir t»'
exac». d
-nc n-w's. rr-.iC-he
1 rem. in very respect«! liv
Best For
■ pasture. Three houses, five bar- s below ’be htg curve or loop Should
,
-- -.»» M'Hinta.n lea m iWi-
no proof -noth*
•-tl’»: t ’ Th lie
OF.luiae rYXiaie b»
FRED FISK»'
H tlDut G ( WPAMY, Madlwto. Wis.
Z
The Dowels
si eep and g >wt atieds, and three large this bo the case trains will he unable'
Sheriff
'O x Collect.nr
rrclmr Is. Will rent the fiut i ir
'¿TS F03 SALtOW J€9PtE
tit through fo: an indefinite time.
«me to five years nt six lmudre-t d, I
1er» a year. To the lesse,'
C andy cathartic
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h«au of
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