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c THE EUGENE GUARD DEEP SNOW STOPS WORK AT MINES COST OF THE THEATRE BLOCK SOUTHERN OREGON HAS WEATHER TOO Cannot Disclaim their Share of "Webfoot”Title the Present Season. BLUE RIVER MINING DISTRICTS I dubs of Northern Ohio. L Vice-President of Women’s Democratic Cl x'-w______ ________________ _ -____ -_____ the change of life which w [7^1 HERE ARE MANY fast approaching. While v • 1 sickly women be- iting with a friend I nod I * tween the ages of that the was takin g yo. 45 and 55, but there are Wine of Cardui, and she wa: so enthusiastic about it that I very few invalids over 55 decided to try a bottle. I ex and 60 years of age. The perienced some relief the first change of life coming to month, so l kept oa taking It « woman near her forty for three months and now I fourth year, either makes menstruate with no pain and I shall take it off andon now hep an invalid or gives her a new lease on life. Those who until I have passed the climax. I do not dread it now, as 1 am sure that your meet this change in ill health sei Wine of Cardui will be oi great benefi t dom live ten years afterward, while at this time.” a woman who lays aside the active Wine of Cardui is the remedy to duties of womanhood in health sel dom fails to live on in happiness, re-inforce a woman against the shock years after she has passed 60. This that comes with the change of life. It re-establishes healthy functions is truly a critical time. Mrs. Laura S. Webb, of Toledo, after years of suffering. In doing Ohio, recognizes the change of lifo this it has saved thousands of «of os a dangerous period and she also ferers just in time. Do not wait has faith in Wine of Cardui. She until suffering is upon you. Thor ough preparations should be made writes: in advance. Begin tbs Wine of “As I had always oeen troubled more or less at th: menstrual period, I dreaded Cariui treatment today. r* The Superintendent of the Lucky Boy Says One of Greate i in the World. I Tn to Tw elve Feet on the Trail to the Lucky Boy Mr«. Laura S I Our neighbors of Southern Oregon Monday’s Portland Telegram has have the habit of disclaiming any this: part of the proud title of ‘‘Webfoot” ‘‘There is no question that tbe Blue as applied to the people of our state, i River mining district is one of tbe just because in ordinary years they greatest countries iu tbe West, as far get less rain than the Willamette Val ■s free-milling gold is conce’ned,” . ley, yet more enow. This year they said H. B. Perks, of that district, ■ cannot dieclaltr ownership of the this morning He has acted a> super-1 name The Ashland Tidiugs of March intendent of tbe Lucky Boy mine for Messrs. Zimmerman, Grant and 26th has these weather items' Theatre Company Will Borrow the past three mouths, aud came to The preBent week has been tbe Portland yesterday. Sullivan Just Dcwn from the Money to Pay off Indebtedness ' stormiest week of the winter. Snow “One thing, however, responsible Camp-- Men Laid Off fell all day Tuesday but thawed as for tbe backward state of the district ‘ and for Necessary fast as it fell till evening, when it ac- is the frightiul condition of the roads Temporarily. Improvements. I ' cumulated to a depth of two inches. rom Eugene '.o Blue River. This melted away Wednesday morn “This has had much to do with re- ’ Daily Guard March 30 L. Zimmerman, president of th« I ing, but snow showers have been fre- tarding the progress of the Lucky Boy S'ock'>olders of the Eugene Theatre Lucky Boy Mining Co , Peter Grant ueut all week. Old settlers are re mill and has caused the starting up and L. M. Sullivan, all of Portlaud, counting tbe Let that on tbe 5th day Co. met in the parlors of the Cbarn- of tbe plant to be delayed for some who have been inspecting the Lucky of May, 1862, there was a fall of four l ers-Bristow bank last evening to time. Bo.v property, came down from tiie inches of snow which destroyed many hear the secretary’s report on the con “The ore bodies in the mine are A million Buffering women mines vesterdav, arriving in Eugene have found relief in fruit trees that were laden with bios- struction of the theatre building aud arge and there will be no danger but late last night, and stopped at the 1 1-01118. to amend the by-laws. Wine of Cardui. the mine can supply all tbe ore Sme il- notel until this afternoon, The by-laws were changed, allowing which is needed for the plant for 1 wn .. *i • trio left for Portland. March 23, coun'iy correspondence: the directors to incur au indebted years to come. Tbe power plant lias When talking t tie situation over with Thia year has broken the year for ness not to exceed 8500J. The diree been completed and is ready to gen- a Guard reporter at the Smeede tills long and continued stormy weather, tors were authorized to borrow $1700 J erate tbe electricity as soon as the morning, Mr. Zimmerman said that The oldest settlers say teat it has to pay off the pi esent indebtedness, 1 mill is finished. ” st present the heavy fall of snow had been the hardest winter for stock in provide for better tire protection aud Mr. Perks is a former British Co- ■topped all operations at the mines, twenty years, The weather has con- for other improvements. The seert | lumbia mining man, but he is faver- 1 President H. W. Thoa.pso. as th» snow being from ten to twelve tinned stormy since the first of Feb- tary’s report was as ’ollows. i ably impressed with Oregon s future, i ' called a meeting ot tbe Eugene Eugene, Ore., March 29, 1904. fest deep on the trail While the I ruary, and is still storming. ' mercia. Club, to be held on F / ■now lasts it will be impossible to get To the stockholders of the Eugene evening, at 8 o ’ clock, to discuss uutany timber aud there is a shortage Theatre Company: The subjoined letter from the may- of over 10,000 feet of lumber at the We submit herewith report of the i or of Fresno, California, states condi I question of reduction of freight r.j ¡on tbe Southern Pacific Co.’sill« plant A large amount of ore lias financial transactions of thia company tious that would apply to Eugene been taken out. aud there is absolute since its organization to the present should tbe Carnegie Library offer be from valley points,acting in conjtr^— tion with the Oregon Co-operative a ly nothing for the men to do, so they date, as follows: accepted by our city : eociation recently organized at Co were lai l off, bit only temporarily, Stock subscriptions, 8:30,000.00; Executive Department, tage Grove. ' It is safe to say that in three weeks Mayor’s Office, stock subscriptions paid, 827,582 50; There seems to be some disturbanca Fresno, Cal., March 20, 1904. All members of the club and al> after the snow goes off tliHt every Latest Advices From the German balance due on stock subscriptions, at Whitman college, caused by Osburn, Esq., business men not members, but who thing will be going with a full force 82,017.50. Building disbursements— ‘‘room smashing” incident last Fri F. W. Situation Indicate Higher Eugene, Oregon. of men at work. Real estate, $6,COO.OO; building, 819,- day night, ft appears that on that Dear Sir:—Yours of the 16tb is at are interested in the subject, are in Prices. The big stamp mill is practically 267.57; scenerj, 8758.32; furniture, evening Professors Horne aud Coan, hand. The Carnegie gift of 830,000 vited to attend tbe meeting. _ I The question ot freight rates is a Uuisliu I, but nothing mote can be ac- 81,654.65; incidentals, 8366.85; total, of the college faculty, were out to a was given to Fresno on condition that i the ci'y would agree to expend 83000 oomplished until this snow goes off. Stock subscription re party, and in their absence the boys annually in maintaining it—there are vital one and one upon which a great Latest advices from tbe bop centers 828,047.39. Mr. Zimmerman and Mr. Grant will of Germany indicate that a slight ceipts overdrawn, 864.89. Bills paya iu Billings ball broke into their room no other conditions—and no provision )deal of the prosperityjof Laue county bo back in about two weeks and re advauce In prices may be looked for. I ble—L. N. Roney, on acc'-unt, 83,- and wrecked things generally. Every is made for the property to revert depeuds. There should be a large at- back to Mr. Carnegie in case tbe city 1 tendance at tbe meeting. turn to the mines. A letter received from Bernhard Bing, 824.55; W.D. Pugh, architect, 8220.00; thing breakable in the room was . fails to keep its agreement. Tbe title in regard to the report that Eastern a prominent firm on tbe continent, ! R. M. Day, on wall, $500.00; total, smashed and bureau drawers emptied to the city is good and cannot be die- people were going to take control of says : 81,544.55. Total liabilities on build and everything piled up in the mid ! t.urbed. If you make a good showing J W. NAYS’ FURNITURE CO the mine, Mr. Zimmerman said that ing, amount due on eub- dle of the room, it is said by the 1 to Mr. C., convince him that Eugene Enb irneri md Funeral Director •‘During the last week a rather — „, $4,609.44; --,------- . — wants it bad enough to pay the ten there is nothing to It. That Eastern quiet tone prevailed on our market, scriptions to stock, $2,017.60; defl- beys to be the worst and most vi per cent annually to maintain it, I people hud tried to buy the controll aud inquiry was less active. Prices, ciency in building fund, 82,591.94. t ' à Henderson, Undertake ; have no doubt you will get it without cious job of ‘‘room smashing” in ing interest, hut ne would not sell, i other conditions. annals of the institution. and Embalmers. Cor. Will ana 7 Most Respectfully Yours, as it had taken him too long to get 1 THE GENERAL BULLER OF THE ORIENT. Apparently the boys have it in for L. O. STEPHENS, Mayor. the control to give it up now. Established 1893. their professors good and hard, The acuity is now tryi lg to Brd tie gui Paid-up Cash Capital - ' Surplus, In Wayne Osburn’s very interesting ty students and punish them. letter regarding the naval battle oi i , Chemulpo, the Guard bad it that the HAVING ample capita! ar lus, cannonading was beard fifty miles. conservative management; ■>jg ! It was written thirty miles. and experienced board of «lirec jrs, and being equipped with good facili’ I ties for the transaction of ail branches of legitimate banking, Daily Guard March 29 Albany Captain Before the Mili Mrs. N. B. Standish was pleasantly tary Board of Survey. surprised at her home on West Fifth Need Attention street Saturday evening. The evening 1 It is for your interest to have the was passed all too quickly in merry A board of survey, appointed l>y of a first-class optician and of Eugene, Oregon games until a late hour, when lunch ' services Adjutant General Finzer, of the Ore- that at once. I have the best equipped Solicits your account, promising tbe eon was served. Those present were: gou National Guard, to consider the utmost liberality ot treatment con Optical Rooms Mr. and Mrs. Ed Farrington, Mr. and shortage in the case pending against sistent with modern conservative Mrs. John Zimnit-r, Mr. aud Mrs. In the city and have no superior in bankng me! hods. Captain Frank C. Stellmaclier. of Al .las. Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Frank the state in the science of fitting interest paid on time deposits, baity, lii't nt the armory in Salem | Zimmer, Mr and Mrs. Caron Mathews, glasses. W E BROWN D A PAINE yesterday. The board consists ot President Vice President Mr. aud Mrs. H. L. Chilson, Mrs. (’apt. Murphy, l.ieuts. Holman and J. O. WATTS. F W OSBURN W W BROWN hirtaker, Mrs. Hendershott, Misses Abrams >f C inq ,«ny F, Salem. The No. 8, East. 9th St. Cashier Asst Cashier Belle aud Ora Turner, Edythe Boss trouble grew out. of a shortage in gov- man, Nellie Whittaker, Stella Jeans, renment and state property, which Gtdla aud Elsie Zimmer, Erma Mc was in charge of Captain Stellmacher Grady; Messrs. Clark Turner, Will wiii|.> 1». vas In command of Compa Brabham, Dana Rossman, Archie and ti.v G, of Albany, and is said t< Leon Zimmer. mu «nut to several hundred dollars Secretary McMurphey Submits His Report at a Meeting WiNEofCARDVI THE CARNEGIE THE RAILROAD FREIGHT RATES LIBRARY GIFT ROOM SMASHING AT WHITMAN HOPS HOPPING SOME HIGHER SHORT IN $75,001 EQUIPMENT SOCIAL REALM s If Your Eyes lhe Eugene Loan and Savings Bank Several mouths ago Stellmacher re signed mid at that time the sbortagi wns discovered. As lie is under bondi in tin« urn of rJisi), n civil aetioi »ill I ootnnienced against nim uni bis lam Ismeii in east« the matter I tm adjusted. lhe missing piopeit: Consist.- of blankets, shuts, overcoat ami mi.ii >r«ms oilier ni'icles of wear Ing up in I usually issued to mem- bem < I lie mil'tla, and which were Io t or -I n eo inted for after the ch i ' unpin' i.t. lhe few university students who are stayiug here during vacation are arranging a number of little evening Cost of buildiug, 826.‘91.94; real e parties to while away the time. Last tate, $6,600.00; total, 832,591.94. evening a dozen of them met at Me- Respect fully submitted, Kinney's, just back of the dormitoiy. K. McMCKl’llEY, nud spent a pleasant eveuing iu game Secretary. and convers tion. Those present acre Mis.-es Cora and Clara Wo'd, Atleie McMurren, Louise Jones, Her- ilia and Helen McKinney; Messrs. Herbert Moulton, Henry McKinney, George and Carl Holmes, Cloan Per kins, Carlton Bamburger. This even ing a number of students will spend Charge California Students With thu evening with Zella Hair. —Chicago Tribune. however,have not undergone any not. able ehangenieut. Stock is in such small compass a» it was never before in the last twenty yea-s; for this rea son n further advance of prices is ex pected, if we get favorable weather 1 r beer consumption." Inquiry at the local hop offices show a stagnant condition of the mar list, with the last yea.-’» er-p all out of the growers’ hands. A few thons and pounds ar«' still in the local buy- rs’ hands, but not enough to cut much figure in the worl Vs quotations. The continued wet weather is Dad for Rev C \ Woodward has severed ilia the coming crop, as work has been re Being "Unfair” Because They D. K.L akin was tbe recipient of a connection with the First Presbyterian tarded and the yards are untouche«'. Worked on Labor Day. I -ery pleasant surprise by a number church, of this city. He left with hts —Salem Jou’iial. of bis friends who came Into his real- family this afternoon for Oakland, Oregon, where he bu accepted the The students of the University of ,1 «nee at 170 East Eighth street last pastorate of the First l’resbyteriau in evening to join in celebrating Mr. La I California recently speut a day I church of that place Mauy friend* buildinng paths on tbe campus, Now kin's sixty seventh birthday anniver real W. C. Groves has sol«l bis Hue sary. Tbe evening was passed enjoy- pf Rev. Mr. Woodward aud family i deuce proprety, located on Fourteenth there is a violent attack upon the ably with conversation and music, regret to see him leave. student workers by the various labor street, to J.E. Lindley, recently from unions of tbe state. They charge and a delicious supper was indulged Omaha, Neb. Mr. Lindley has en that the California boys have shown ' in. Tbe membets of tbe surprising gaged In tbe barber business here In themselves "uufair,” since they did party were Rev. aud Mss. Wooly, Mr. Eugene. I. F. Circle, who arrived work that properly should have goue and Mrs. Geo. Gilbert, Mrs. Amelia here from Perry, Oklahoma, last Sun to the union lai orers. Since Califor Smith and «laughter. Miss Susie, Mr*. Word comes to Eugene of a tight day, has bought tbe Rev. W. A. Wood nia is a state university all the labor M. A. Witbrow, Mrs. Amanda E. it Blue River In which me of the place, located on Sixteenth street, newspapers of the state have taken Learned, Mrs. Rose Blakely. participaii's received a broken nose south of Alder, consisting of three the matter up, declaring that unless ■nd other bruise«. The cause of the acre* and good improvements. The Tbe Maccabee shadow social at th« the labor unions are allowed to do trouble could uot be learned nor the price paid was $2itt0. Coffman A Sea ■■■ch work there will «bortly be tr.u-: Odd Fellows, ball last evening wa« a name» ot the larties. No arrests made tbe tales. I ble raise«! by those who pay taxes to complete succees socially and finan have I'»«>n made A large crow I was present, The principal event of the we*k at tbe unive’Sity'« support. The facts cially, than the supply of t>a«kets. greater of tbe matter aie that there was no i h ■. Mulkey has bought the Jas. the Commercial Club will be the Vari vus game« and daucing were in money available for campus improve bowling contest between the doctors 8. Kelly place at Pleasant Hill, con- dnlged tn until a late hour. About talnll s i acre«, for $2700. This sale an.I the lawyers, who will try conclu ment, and, rather than ask f?r fur was cleared from the »ale of bas ther appropriations, tbe students got t through the age cy ot K. flous Friday evening tor an oyster kets. out ami did the work themselves. »upper. F. Ba er a Co. LABOR UNIONS ARE WRATHY K Woodward Leaves. Property Sales. t I Best Woven Wire Mattress made Ash Bedroom Se Fir Bedroom Set CO Or 816.00 12.00 i DAY &. HENDERSON S.