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THE EUMENE GUARO Ä. 5 Hi.»««™“- Semi-Weekly Guard tie man’s hat or a trace of the body could te found. Ata meeting of tbe Woodmen of the World this forenoon ii was decided to offer a reward of 8100 for the recovery of the body. The d.owned man’s «ite and fat ier have each offered a similar reward, Mr. Baughman of Cottage Grove making 83<X) in all. A notice of the reward may b? found elsewhere in Tells of an Attempt to Rob Him this p«p< r. neighborhood. you vote against Roosevelt! Do the The Initiative and Constitutional Frank Nigbswander and Wade Hays papers believe such stuff ' The people Amendment Voting. Put dished at Euueue. Oregon, every have gone to their homesteads on who read it don ’ t. Wednesday and Saturday. Address Smith River. You will have tbe chance of voting al) communications and make all re Mrs. Myra >ruce, who was attend mittances payable to the Eugene A woman drowned herself in the foi something besides candidates on ing ths teaeueis' institute at Eugene Guard, Eugene, Oregon. Umatilla river at Pendleton about Monday, the Gth day of June. Here and visiting at her motuer’s home CAMPBELL BROS., PUBLISHERS I has returned to Alene v. here she is noon Saturday.. Eh* had been sick are your chances: tintiscription Rates— engaged in teaching. Vote “yes” or "no” for a local op for two years with nervous trouble, in O do year ..................................... fl 50 A. F. Edwards will visit this neck tion liquor law, which means that li great pain nearly all the time. She of His Farm. Six months........... ....................... of the woods with, his fine moving Advertising rates made known on left this note for her husband: “This cense to sell intoxicating beverages picture show injtbe near future. application. Cottage Grvoe, May 23, 1901. I I terrible pain 1 cannot bear longer, may be granted orly by a majority Harvey Nighswacder Jis borne from MAY 28 not even for my boy. I go to the vete of the incorporated town for Editor Eugene Guard : The editor SATURDAY. Uniontown, Wash., where ;ne spent of the Cottage Grove Nugget solicited river to end it all. God bless my which a license is asked. the winter. __ a statement from me in regard to the Vote “ ytB ” or “ no ’ ’ on a direct boy. Goodbye, John, to you both. Ed McCormick is vlsltlncr friends land contest of myself vs tbe Califor County Ticket. primary nominating election law, nia A Oregon Land Company, He our vicinity. Anna.’’ Who will blame her? The commencement number of the' which means that every voter shall Mr. Hud M tb . Frank F <!!<y, sou told me that Le would print it in I Eugene ¡School News was issued Harvey, Ciareuce Canaday aud Mr last week ’ s Nugget. I 'suppose have a chance to vote al regular polls For Representatives— I today n d is by far the lest number An Immigration Pro m. J. E. Barnes, Mapleton. as to who shall be nominated by hie from what 1 beard tbs object was to ever issued by th? school, with tue McCormick took dinner at Mrs. clsar Hon. Binger HermauU of any exception of tbe annual put out by Nigbswander’s on the 15th. Edward Jenkes, Cottage Grove. The annuoncemerit of the supreme party from governor down to consta injustice toward nu and throw tbe the News staff in 11)02 This com I < • iri, -v i u i i in I, . H. r.amunson, Eugene. court upholding tbe action nt the ble, the persons receiving the highest blame on my attorneys. For County Judge- mencement number covers everything given up the school at this place on New York immigration authorities in vote to be tbe party candidates for The land is situated on Pleasant in tbe high school, the writ.e'j^o are uocouul of slcauedS. W. P. Cheshire, Springfield. 1 Hill and was homesteaded by B. F. excellet * and letter* great credit on excluding the anarchist, Turner, from the several offices. For County Clerk—"* JI. R. Nighewander returned from ' this country io causing sharp discus-1 if you want to abolish the state Ilenricks in 1874. He made his Inal the school >>ud more especially the a L'yiug trip to tbe Siuslaw, having J. C. Parker, Pleasant llill proof, resided on tbe place for seven For Sheriff— members of tue staff who have made gone that far wich his sister Mrs. slon. printer’s office vote “yes.” If not yea’s, secured certificate for patent a special effort Fred Fisk, E’lge . to make this Bruce. On tbe one band it is held to be an vota “no. ” and put valuable improvements on edition cf the News tbe success that, For Commissioner— “Uncle Thomas, and Aunt Mary invasion of pereoual rights aud a de stock kept from run- If you want tbe place, consisting of a good J. If. Hill, Junction. it is. Following is tbe News staff: McCulloeb visited at Mrs. Nigbs ' residence, barn, outboosee, fenced aud nial of free speech, aud on the other, ning at large on unfenced and “ com- or Assessor— Editur-iu-chief, Elza Crow ; ex- ■ wander’s Thursday. R. O. Brady, Cr< <¿1. to be no infringement of tree speech mon’’ lands vote "yes.’’ If you want cultivated about forty acres of land. change editor, Lou Leonard; associ Tbe smiilng countenance of Geo. I The land consists of lots 2, 4 aud For Treasurer— ate editors, Charlie Evans, Raymond Dy an exercise of that right which no change, vote “no.” 5, section 3, township 19 south, range Kerr, Mary Skipworth; local editor, Brown was in our midst on tbe 19th. I. E. Stevens, Eugene. every nation possesses to say who ’ These explanations are not printed 2 west, containing 80 acres in Laue For School Superintendent— Sbyil Elliott; society editor, Belle t Geo. Buss, who was transacting shall aud who shall not come across on the official ballot. If you are in couuty, Oregon. On tbe third of Van Duyu; business manager, Ralph business in Eugene has returned to E. R. Parker, Creswell. its Dorders. These last hold that an terested in any or all tbe amendments October, 1882, B. F. Hendricks gave Robinson; assistant business manag his home on the Siuslaw. Ff r Surveyor— “’Ralph Hunt, Eugene. American anarchist would not be sub it would be a good idea to clip this me a warant deed to tbe land and I er,Grover Kestly; subscription agent, I We are informed that Mrs. Hollands- have bad possession of and paid taxes Sidney Smith; athletic reporter, Roy worth is boarding workmen on tbe For Coroner— ject to the same decision,and that his out for your vest pocket, then you on tbe land ever since. In 1901, R. M. Day, Eugene t rock crusher. T. J. McCulloch is iin right to speak freely would have to can correct yourself it flustrated when while Hon. Binger Hermann was com Booth. Those who have not received their proving slowly in health. be decided on other grounds. Eugene Precinct Ticket. arming to vote through having no missioner of tbe general land office paper can get the same by calling at Miss Lillie Hollaudswortb made a I In Loudon socialists and anarchists time to think it over, at least if you ' he rendered a decision that the entry tbe News office, in tbe high school For Justice of the’reace— short call at tbe borne of Mrs. Nigbs made by B. F Hendricks was errone building. i are turned loose in Hyde Park and al get your thoughts together as tc the C. M. Kissinger. wander’s one day this week. ously allowed, as it cuuflictel with lowed to mount the benches and har significance of tbe questions proposed , For constable— the grant made to the Central Mili A. J. Smith. angue the multitudes to their heart’s on the official ballot. tary,Road Company; that unless he' Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea content. It would seem that anarchy If you fail to vote on tbe question showed reasons why it should and it j cures more spring disorders than ary other known remedy. It postiivel. Note and Comment. and discontent thrive on repressive proposed? Well, it amounts to exact- ( would be cancelled in sixty days. As (Guard Special Service) makes yo u well and keeps yon well A mate on a Yukon steamer had lite laws, as in Russia, while in those ly the same thing as a “no’’ vote, for Mr. Hendricks was in California and 1 was reliably informed by hie brother, | Hadleyville, May 23.—The whistle 35 cents, tea or tablet form. Ask you nnkle broken through the breaking of countries where they have absolute to carry tbe “yea” vote must re T. G. Hendricks, that B. F. Hen- I of the rock crusher is beard in our druggist. the capstan while lining a rapid last I freedom of speech the people think ceive a majority of all the votes cast dricks bad nothing to defend the land season. He suffered three successive ’ little or nothing of them, and larely at tbe election, without reference to with, and later by B. F. Hendricks ' Favorite Prescription are not temporary amputations, first at the ankle, then paj’ any attention to their agrumeuts, the simple majority vote. That is, I himself, 1 got up the beet defense 1 but permanent. They are perfect cure» at the knee and finally at the thigh. so called. This country is making a though the question might have a could, setting forth tbe facts in the It is not uncommon for women to say case. The entry was known to the' that they never knew the meaning of The steamboat company offered him wrong step, it seems to us, in at- thousand votes over the opoeing vote | Military Road Company and their perfect health, even in their best days, $500, but, very naturally, he wanted tempting to stamp out anarchy hy in its favor, aud still not have an ac succeesois, the Oregon & California uutil they had used "Favorite Prescrip How a Timid Woman Found tion. ” And this is because the medicine more. ‘A Victoria jury has just given law, tual majority of tbe total number of Land Company, and they made no ; Courage. is more than a mere cure for female ■ protest aud allowed us to put valu him $12,000. There are few of us that votes cast, it would be lost. troubles. It not only puts out the fire ¡able improvements on tbe place, I of disease, but it rebuilds «hat the fire would suffer so even if assured of life She was by nature a timid woman. has destroyed, and oiten ou a finer scale, thinking we hau a good title; also we British Judge Intolerance. for ten times that amount. It must , pleaded the statute of limitation Nothing had been able to induce her to as in Mrs. Rollin’s case, who, after her ûi'ls and Cows. cure, weighed twenty-five pounds more be a very cheap company that wanted ! The commissioner decided while our j cross the narrow, swaying plank which British judges do not hesitate to bridged the creek. Sooner than take than she ever weighed before. If some people in this town would 1 defense would be a good one in tbe : this short cut she would go a mile above to get off with $500. say what they think. Over at " Favorite Prescription ” is a superior there was a substantial wagon where tonic and nervine. It feeds the nerves courts it bad no bearing in this cas Vancouver Saturday a man objected give their boys and girls as much at and ordered the entry cancelled sub- bridge. But now when the fire was ■nd cures nervousness. It restores the appetite and gives natural, refreshing A collection of several thousand ba to serving on a jury in a murder case, tention as they do their cows, which jeot to my appealing to th i secretary sweeping across the prairie, consuming bouses and crops, she was driven to the sleep. It builds up the body, restores cilli taken from India plague suffer alleging that he bad conscientious they secure by staking out tn sight of of tbe Interior within sixty days. I. plank over the creek as the only hope lost flesh and gives back the clearness ol home, tbe prospects for a lot cf of escape. Danger drove her. Fear girlhood to the complexion sallowed by ers, inclosed in a tin case, la lost scruples against capital punishment, j appealed tbe case to tbe secretary of flogged her. And tottering and trem disease. somewhere between St. Paul and Chi whereupon the judge scored him un- { young people goirig to tbe bad would I the interior, showing wherein tbe bling she made the passage in safety. A PHYSICIAN’S OFFER. commissioner erred and setting forth cago from a scientist who had them mercifully as belonging to a class of j not be so brilliant, says tbe Newburg | all tbe facts in the case. In Septem- | There are a great many rick women who have heard for years of Dr. Pierce’« Reference is made by Mrs. Rollin and for the experimentation of European people with diseased and distorted ' Graphic. Girls In the foolish and her, 1902, 1 received notice from the Favorite Prescription, the medicine Miss Johnson to correspondence with Dr. giddy stage who imagine themselves land office that 1 bad failed to uoti- made famous by its cures of womanly Pierce. They took advantage of his savants. The man, that picks that minds. I I ills. But they have no faith in it They offer of free consultation by letter, and Should an American judge make young ladies are allowed to roam tbe fy the Oregon & California Land | go the long way round to seek health, package up will drop it very suddenly acknowledge their gratitude for the ad vice received. f lie finds out what it is. He may chn a statement in open court in the streets day and night with empty pat- Company of tbe appeal and I had The same offer is open only fifteen days i vhicb to notify progress of a criminal trial, a convic ed young cigarette fiends, loaf in tbe find out to his vorrow. to all. Every sick J rm. As I was sick with fever at the woman is urged tc write tion would amount to nothing, as tbe poetoftice aud other public places,aud 1 time 1 sent tbe notice to my attorney, to Dr. Pierce, and so ” Eight thousand dollars in diamonds highet court perforce would tet tbe j put themselves in a questionable light A. C. Woodcock, and in about a secure the opinion of a specialist in the treat were stolen from a Billings, Montana, verdict aside. Here tbe judge gives J before tbe public, if dire results do month I received a letter from my at ment and cure of dis torney statin« that I bad failed to eases peculiar towomen. brewery the other day. A suspect the law and that only. He is not al- ! not follow, it will be more from notify the company of the appeal and ! All correspondence is when arrested for the crime, hastily lowed to browbeat a jnry or to coerce* chance than from the guiding and re the case bad been dismissed. He also held as strictly private aud sacredly confiden swallowed a largo diamond he whs it to bis manner of thinking. Right, i straining influence of parents who are stated that my relief was not in the | a tial. Address Dr. R. V. trying to sell. They gave him a hypo too. While one administration of jus criminally negligent of their duty. ’ land department, but in the courts, j Pierce, Buffalo, N, Y. On February 9tb, 1903, after Hon- J This offer of free con dermic emetic at once (he refused to tice miscarries occasionally, it is bet- This may sound rather harsh, but sultation by letter, made Binger Hermann had retired from tbe ter so than that maybe innocent msn j now such words are botter uttered swallow) and it brought up most ev by Dr. R. V. Pierce, is land office, I received the following not to be confused with erything but bis boots and the much and women on trial for their lives or, than \lter something happens. notice: the spurious offers ol desired diamond. A perplexing situ Ibarty should lie convicted through . “lioMburg, Feb. 9, 1901 " free medical advice" made by men or women ation for the owner of the valuable tbe prejudice« au arbitrary judge— Ex-Governor Craue, who beads the “Mr. Samuel Baughman, who having no medical “Dear Sir:—We have to advise that gem. They have got the diamond, a man perhaps a prosecutor ty in Massachusetts delegation to the Re knowledge or training, under date of the 31st ultimo tbe ‘ are not physicians, are still do not have it,at least not In the stinct. publican national convention, is re- commissioner of tbe general land' and use the services of • local practi not permitted by law to practice medi kind of possession that they desire, puted to be worth 11,000,001). Twelve office advisee that tbe papers in tbe 1 tioner. Perhaps when he fails they try cine, and cannot therefore give genuine patent medicine*. It is «adv wh*a they medical advice. Of course anyone com In slang parlance, the thief won't of bls associates arerated as million case of yourself vs. the California 1 realize there is danger ia tlimaae; that petent or incompetent can give advice Tha man that raises wheat or grows Oregon Land Company were sent to doctors can't help and patent medicines on any subject, but the advice of un- ‘‘cough up. ” ■took will think a long time before | aires, and the total listed wealth of tbe secretary of the interior upon ap don't -—’; cure —-e —that that ‘they are 4siv«* drive* to try •killed persons in medical matters ia not ’s Favorite Freserti ’ Pierce's Prescription, ana merely valueless, but dangerous. admitting, if at all, that this govern tho entire delegation Is $32,653,000. peal. We will advise yju of any fur Dr. Pierce find it is the short road to health. healtK Dr. R. V. Pierce, as chief consulting All honor to Dr. Jam«* R. Hay, ment should endeavor to build up tbe Thera are two millionaire delegates ther action taken in tbe case when we •hyaiciaa to the Invalids’ Hotel ano TU BRIDGE THAT CARRIED THEM OVER. who resigned the houorable bishopric from the game elate to the national have receipt of uotice of same. Surgical Iustitute, Buffalo, N.Y., assisted merchant marine by granting subsl- * Thousands of women unite In praise Shis staff of nearly a score of skilled to which he was elected by hie Meth "RECEIVER.” dies. William Bewail, the Maine ship demoeratio couveution--Colon«l W. of Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as ysicians, has in a little more than odist brethren at the Los Angeles Now the facta io this case are that the bridge that carried them to safety, thirty years treated aad cured hundreds builder, says it coats nearly a third A. Gaston, $1,250,000, and W. L. put them out of power of disease, and he Central Military Road Company of thousands of weak and sick women. conference, the election being the Douglas, $1,250,000—and the entire more to build a vessel here tban'in " I received your letter some time ago n-ver claimed this land. It baa been rave them perfect and permanent health. result of an outburst of sympathy put themselves on record for tho with advice about yeur wonderful medi foreign con ltrtes, while the cost of listed property of the delegation foots continuously occupied since 1853. They benefit of others who suffer and have cine,” writes Miss Stella Johnson, of 2b through hie being made the viotim of up to $4,206,000. Orva Dlckeson relinquished his right exhausted all other means used for Brady St., Dayton, Ohio. " I was troubled sailing them is fully titty per cent h malicious newspaper attack. Not to B. F. Hendricks and at tbe time I effecting a cure. with severe pains every month when greater. We do not think the other | "In April, 1900, my strength gave out wrote to y« u for advice. After receivin many men, though, have the moral B. F. Hendricks entered tbe land he and I vis obliged to go to bed, suffering your letter and following its direction industries of the country are willing Democratic State Ticket. bought lot 1 containing eight acres, with female weakness, also had ulcers I am now happy to say that after f- stamina to put such honors aside even to pay such a price in order that their For Supreme Judge—Thomas O’Day, which joined the land he entered, of and inflammation,’’ writes Mrs. Ellen D. years of untold suffering 1 have not La< thoiiwb they come by aooideut. of Multnomah county. productions shall be carried to for- ; any pains since first using your ‘ Favorit tbe Ceutial Military Road Company. Rollin, of Pierceville, Ripley Co., Ind. "I tried a physician’s remedy for a Prescription.’ I was induced through a For State Food and Dairy Commis D. C. BAUGHMAN. sign countries under our flag. month but got no better—only weaker. friend to write to you and follow your sioner— S. M. Douglas, of Lane. Wonder it I'resideut Roosevelt Tried another medicine six weeks, but kind advice. I thank God and Dr. R. V For Congressman, 1st District—R. got no better, was quite discouraged. I Pierce for the health I now enjoy.» knows that th Oregonian and lesser read Dr. Pt -rce’s Memorandum Book, M. Veatcb, of Lane. Doctor Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Ex-Speaker Dare Henderson tine newspaper satellites of the Republi telling of tbe cures Dr. Pierce’s medi makes weak women strong, sick women District Ticket. cines nad pe formed. My husband said well. It establishes regularity, dries can faith have busted the Oregon posted back to Iowa with tits crutch he would hav e more faith in Dr. Pierce’s weakening drains heals inflammatior Campaign and election on his back, es, reputation and rheumatism. His For Circuit Judge—J. W, Hamilton, medicine tha.i in any other, and he got and ulceration and cures female weak of Roseburg. me a bottle of the * Favorite Prescrip ness. It cures backache, headache and <'■ a n cnndic te thnt a cabinet oft) ambition for metropolitan methods tion ' at one*. I began taking it, and the other ills that result from womans- For Joint Senator, Lane, Douglas has vanished.* ’ He says that all the cer, by direction of the president wrote to Dr. Pierce. I received several disease. and Josephine counties—L. Bil letters cf adv ce. also a small book treat Sometin es a dealer, tempted by the enniniaiily removed from offloe— time he was in New York, like Tosh yeu, of Lane. Three Hundred Dollars Will Be ing on Worn: 1 and Her Diseases. I fol little more profit paid on the sale of les Hermann, kicked out of the Whltcomt, he kept asking: “Where lowed the di actions given as cloaely as meritorious medicines, will offer the cu = Paid for Recovery of th» I could. Bee - taking Dr. Pierce’s med- tomer a substitute as being "just as goo sii’Ui rship of the general land is the tlreT" The national metropolis MITICI Ol FIN A1JS LTTL E M ENT. icitres In Ju. nd in two months I was as the " Pr< scription. ” It is better lor hiu Remains, Notici Is hereby given that l.uoy r wouldn’t stultify his is a great place. able to do m housework. Took twelve because it pays better, but it is not a F. I’urkeraon has filed her final ac bottles of ' ; ’rite Prescription.’ also good for you, if you want the medici count and »» ttieu.i nt as administra four cl ' G« den Medical Discovery.’ that has cured others, and wiiicA yo* nd trix of the estate of Richard B. Mal- Had • sever ise of inflammation and believe wi 1 cure you. The body of Gilbert Smith, who suffered lam. deceased, witli tbe County Court a gri • leal, but bv persevering in 1 vziCABUi book rasa. and that the Court basset Monday siu .Iriwued last 1 riday even mg io I regained m -.tength. Weigh twenty- th« Itn day of July as the time to the McKenzie river five miles north five poun is t • than I ever did before, A tooS nage book, free for tbe aak’n; Lear auy ol tieris to ,-aiil arc u*t. e’s medicines far excel You can gei the Peop'e s Common bet of Eugene,while fishing, has not been I think Dr 1 LUCI F. 1URKEKSON. all others, ai hope those who are suf- Medical A > er, the best medical boo> recovered, although every effort Die faring will tt Administratrix. to him for aid. I thank ever pubi -..ed, free by sending star leeu made to locate It, a dozeu or fif him for h « 1 W A L TON Jt N F>S, - *e and kindness and can to pay expense of mailing only. Sen nt .»tluruejè for the 1.state. teen meu being out al uillereut limes Uca.u.y .. ...end hie ueauuent to ail al oue-cea pa fu* uie boos in pap*. » Dated .\ley 13, HMM. . ’'C (faring as I was." up and down the stream. Not even who mav I 1 M for the cloth hour I The cures ulactad by Dr Pierce s vmume, 10 Dr. R. V. Pierce, BuffaJa, N.Y HERMANN AND A LAND CONTEST SOUVENIR NUMBER HÍGH SCHOOL \EWS Hadkyvil’e Items DANGER DROYE BER ■tj i i REWARD OFFERED FOR SMITH’S BODY >■
