Eugene weekly guard., March 16, 1906, Image 2

I
6ENE WEEKLY GUARD
SDEPb XDhNT PAPER.
'Judge Cleland granted 22 divorce.,
and Judge Sears 14 on June 15th.
THREW CHILD'S
Courthouse!
Society Events
Around
the
BODY OUT OF
CAR WINDOW
w. O. Pr
Physician »n(1
In addHIon a, ien,rll
jorg-ry. .pre ;.1 ,,ter .lt,„
tbioat and eye.
■
Residence, come, i
OBlce Beek„thtlu,.“i’*
Telephone«—Olftre g
Ln event of some note in church
circles was the annual church supper
given on WclucMlay evening by the
Mrs Anna M
F. Augustu.. Iieiuze, of Butte, Mon
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
ladies of the Congregational church
Osteopath
tana, he who sold out his copi>er
E<1 ward A Powell to Ida Powell;
Supper was served in the basement of
■» ’ **■
The following is from the Portland diseases tre.,',.
otioil price, ri. jo l*r
mines to the rival Amalgamated com­ 9.75 acres in sec 5, tp 1«, s r 4 w. »1. the church promptly at 6 o’clock.
dren
a
s
(
„ci
j
in
ailvauce;
»J.uO
»1
end
of
(
eout
ro!led
by
Standard
Oil
J W and M F Kirk to Claud D Van
if
Young men attired in white duck
duck Journal of yesterday:
Because the conductor ot a dining D bib ’». ’Phone P.»d ¡J*
Valin; certain lands in Laue county.
J 1
magnates
for
f25,l»J0,(*X),
kt.ew
so
at the Eugen“, Oregon,
waited on the tables.
I30UO.
car refused to cremate the body of a
HH recoud CUV-- " atter.
1>E. vî .-I k IT
little as to beard the lion in his own
Green and Nellie Pitcher to C W
new-born infant, the child was wrap­
PH ù SJCIAN and
».ou H 16 d n. After dabbling for several weeks and Lena Pitcher; 40.83 acres iu sec
The Amusement Club dance given ped in a cloth and tossed from a win­
In addition to gentu]
iu copper stocks in th“ big New 3, tp 21, s r 3 w. WX).
last evening wi as fairly well attended. dow a short distance south of Eugene,
attention
givrn to d
a
The
Willamette
Real
Estate
Co
to
J
.
evening
was
spent
in
according to passenger» who reached
Y rk gambling den, by courtesy de­
An eujoyable
W Starr ; lots 6, 7 aud 8, blk 56, Junc­ the different rounds of w altzes and Portland hst night on Southern Pa- chtldrer.
ci m press correspondent nominated an “exchange.' Heinze ac­
i'
Office over prtnoi
tion City. «150.
ciefl train No. 12 from San Francisco.
two steps.
t m telegraphing an exj lo- cording to all reports has two to six
Springfield Lodge No 70, 1 O O F,
Photw
Offlcials of the company, it is said,
ynamite wherely T^lo,na'i, miiilcn dollar» less than he started to Henry Sinner; lot 41.1 blk 3,
Slop
will start a rigid investigation.
Nu
fraternity
give
a
The Sigma
f Mi neapolis, aged 15, ha 1
The great possibilities of this Laurel Grove cemetery. «15
“It was one of the most atrocious
J oh
,__
in Davies’ hall this
dancing party
Schafer;
16o
Ida
M
Abbott
to
Lily
thing- I ever heard of,’’said one of
and legs torn off, »ay* he country.are shown by the fact that a
DR. J. CHRIS1
iii
honor
of
their
young
lady
hott
acres in sec 32, tp 15, s r 6 w. »-W>. evening i-------
the passengers. “A farmer by the
I
Veterinary 3nr—
d in tautiy. ” V»e should dozen years ago this Heinze that can
Colonel F aud Angie Smith to U friends.
name of Carl boarded the train at Seusurv and 'rewire, of >■»/
now lose millions and yet/have many W Calkius; lot 2, blk 17, Fairmount.
Medic
laiKun, |
h»
k „
“s
Galt, California, w ith his wife and ircaied on leieniuic
millions left, was working for a »200.
The Indies’ Aid Society met on
Located at Baogs Stale
occupants of
children.
They
were
Levi and Rosa M Geer to C M Mox­ Tuesday atternoon with Mrs. A. E.
i liberty of the press over salary—had fewer thousands than he
the tourists’ car. The man told sev- Ret. Corner 10th and OIHe n,.,,
ley
; 60 acres in sec 30, tp 22, s r 3 w. Wheeler, corner Seventh and Law-
El
Deluive,
■
The editor of
now thas millions.
eral other passengers that they were A. C, soislcuuk
41.
re lice street».
L
moving to Canada.where they iutenu-
has just got a sentence of !
fl X
Levi and Rosa M Geer to L G Mox­
A Portland pawnbroker pays #175
WOO1M (X’K A POTTER
' imprisonment for print-
ed
to
reside.
ley ; certain laud iu sec 3o, tp 23, s r
A'I 1DKN ET, J
“Tuesday morning, while we were
The first of a series of socials to be
atch derogatory to the a month rent for a room with a front­ 3 w. 411W.
V Li#? ÌA
given
by
the
ladies
of
tlie
Presbyte-
j
some
distance
south
of
Eugene,
the
age of nine feet and depth of twenty-
Office- One-balf Nock «„„u, I
Oregon X California Railroad Co to
ug, Alfonso.
* sir*
nan church will be given tomorrow woman became ill.
The husband
one feet, Washington stn-et.
lean Block
ErtgtB«, ( I
L G Moxley ; 40 acres iu sec 31, tp 22,
evening iu the Sunday school rooms. rushed through the train in search of
s r 3 w. «2 0.
rge West was married to
a physician.
There was none on
Woman's self possession was shown
Charles R aud Jennie M David t
ANDREW L. CHES
o >y near Oakville, Wash., at the county clerk’s office. Portland,
Robert Rouutiee. the funny man ot board, but a nurse who lives in Port­
Ezra H David ; 11 acres in sec ■, tp
lawyer .
the Oregon Glee Club, has returned land, nd was on her way home, vol­
( lehalis Indian», the fair (the other day when a man accom­ 18, s r 10 w. »I'M).
Farm
loans,
real satan *.
unteered
her
services.
lit to lie about an evtn panied by bis blushing pioipective
Ezra H David to Charles R David: to liis Portland home and in a few
t
ance, notary.
ihh ...
“
The
child
was
dead
at
its
birth.
days
«
ill
leave
with
Lis
mother
for
a
L-wii and Savings Bm-lc,
. Alex Charley thirty five, bride was getting a license. He parsed half acre iu s«c 7, tp 18, s r 10 w.41011.
The
father
implored
the
dining
ear
p
boue
two
years
’
visit
in
Europe.
"Bob."
Fred Fisk, sheriff, to A H and El­
1 ugux,
■ic laid the “stuff" like in over a “live" to the clerk for the bit
len Lajoie; 20 acres iu sec 12, tp 2ii. s as he is known here, will be missed condik'tiw to cremate the infant’s,----------------
kes Mizner episode?
)
body in the range, Imt the conductor J J W.itou
tu
by his many friends.
of paper, and in bis excitement was 1 w. Tax deed.
refused,
llien the fathtr sought other
going away without the two dollars £Alziua Korn to Margaret Alice Mor­
WA LTGN
means of getting rid of the child.
ih Heinze, Montana cop- .
ris;
0
acres
in
sec
28,
tp
15,
s
r
1
w.
AT
SPRINGFIELD.
ATTORNEYS am
passed him in change.
Not so with
The chihi was wrapped iu a cloth and
is reported short two to the woman. “Don’t get excited,’’she »500.
jir-s magi
Fred
Stewart
was
complexly
aud
1
'VI
1
practice
la ad ttacwj
tossed
through
a
window.
The
bun
­
Idaho F Campbell to Frank Dunlap;
dropped in the last week , exclaimed, “we’ll need it all." And
»Ix taUUl
State
certain land in Purkerson i Quimby's agreeably surprised at his home, one dle fell near the tracks, while the I ■'Ve». Room No 1 WaltogJ
York copjier market, with reddening face as the deputy
mile east of Springfield. Monday ■ train continued on its journey."
a 1 to Eugene. »2..
E-ig«ne O-egon
evening.
March 5th, it being his 15th
mt some of us.
The mother was removed to a hospi­ ------------------------ -—----- 4
Arthur L and Dora E Frazer to
clerks smiled, some audibly, he picked
birthday.
The evening was very I tal uu tin arrival of the train iu Port­
up the change and hurried from the Allen Noffsiuger: lot 5, blk 1, I'niver I pleasantly spent in gsmea, social I
I. N. HARBAUGH, U
land. Official» of tne Fnlbuan com­
sity ad to Eugene. 4125.
\ British Columbia dispatch says room.
chat.
etc..after
which
a
dainty
lunch-
1
bave
pany aud the railroad company
U S to Elmer A Zachary; 160 acre­
Sneciol attention tn divom
» apposi dly mur lered than for which
! eon was served.
Every one voted it | lieeu uutitleil of the deed.
in seo 32, tp 16, s r 6 w. Patent.
tlemeut ot estai es. Agent h
There are certain rules with regard
au-'ther was mug on purely circiim-
i
one
of
the
pleasantest
evenings
spent
■
uental and Xortb bruisti y
James H and E J Belknap to L. G
t lorupani^e.
noil ml
enee, protesting inuo- to the care of the eyesight which Hulin ; certain land iu sec 20, tp 16, s . this season and at a late hour depart
Room 5. First Natiounl Hui
e-1 a-ter wishing Mr. Fred many mon- ■
st, has bi en seen in the should lie religiously followed. First, r 5 e. 415.
cuce to th
Ing, '• ngene, Or.
such happy birthdays. Those present i
Laban
and
Cora
E
Lockard
to
Hen
­
true, terrible!
tar north.
do not use the eyes ill a poor or Hick
¡were: Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Stewart. |
L. BILI LU,
ering light. Second, do not have the ry W Ganser; 75 acres in sec 23, tp i Mr. aud Mrs. G. W. Stewart, Mr. i
w
■ d, und that suddenly, at light directly in front or behind; the 18, s r 4 w. M400.
a rroKNEi «
and Mrs. Wm. Culver, Misses Alice I
Florence lodge No 11' A F A A M,
S- at Io tl
her day. Mrs. liailey light should fail without interruption,
Stewart, l.eu» McBee, Marion Har
J fee over Voran'» Shot Mg
to Wm A Cox ; blk 316, A F A A M | per. Louisa Bartholomew, Minnie j
fell dead at the feet of a telegraph from one side. Third, do not use the
gene, i regou.
•emetery. «6.
Bartholomew,
Lillie
Gorrie,
Teena
j
rewesi uger !s after reading the tel- eyes much when you me tired < r ar»
State of Oregon to W A Cox; loi j
iilorrie, Edna McPherson, Blanche Ed j
“gram he h >-t just given her giving recovering from an illness.
E. C. LAKE.Pn
Fourth, acres in secs 15 auu 28, tp 17, ■ r 12
I wards, Tillie Hennings. Millie Hen-v i
w.
4126.
the iievH th her son had been stab- do not use the eyes when they become
EUGLNt
MARBLE»--«
State of Oregon to C J Cox; 81' I nitigs. Alverta Hennings and Messrs.
K«i to dritti t Redlands, California. watery or show signs of indistinctness
GHUNITE
Every person who sends one dollar
| John Seavey, Carl Cariienter, Francis
acres in sec 23, tp 17, s r 12 w-. 4100. i
Stewart, Fred Stewart, Earl Stewart •o pay for a year's subscription to the
of vision. Fifth, do not work with
P P and A B Newell to W A Oox ;
Allen Stewart, Alvah Armitage, Hen­ Twice-a-Week Republic, of St. Louis.
Thia tends to blk 59, Chicago ad to Florence. 41.
the Lead bent over.
ry Armitage, Tom Gorrie. John Gor­ Mo., and Farm Progress, will receive. !
Lloyd F aud Eliza K Milhollen to
g >rge the vessels of the eyes with
Established 18c
rie, Frank Bartholomew,Si^n Barthol- absolutely tree, a beautiful colored;
blood and produce congestion. Sixth, the Blown Lumber Co; 156.83 acres inew. John McBee, Melvin McBee. picture, 24x1 2 inches in dimensions, |
Capital and Sai
in sec 20, tp 21. s r 1 w. »1600.
do not read lying flat on the back or
Lewis McBee and Master Harold Stew- entitled.
“
The
Departure
of
the'
Nettie and Wallace Wiley to P F
$100,000
Bride from the Home of Washington. ”
reclining, unless the book is sup­ Davis; 3U.96 acres in tp 20, s r 5 w. ' art.—The News.
This
picture
is
a
direct
reproduction
Having
increased capM
»Low
ported ill the same relative angle and 4121.
I from the celebrated painting by F'er-
and
improved
fecit
With
Estella A Beard to F C Bean; cer­
position as wl i-n erect. Seventh, do
1 ris. Sixteen colors were employed in
tain
laud
in
Mapleton.
41.
J»et
not remain a single day w ithuut glass« .-
1 the (>rocesa.
It is mounted on a
F M and Emma G Wilkins to N \\
lernt t
after you should put them on.
1 fine, heavy paper, and will make.
Getzen ; lots 7 and 8, see 32, tp 17, »
wt.'te
vhen framed and hung, a mugnitici ut
r 3 w. 4425.
i ornainent for the home.. Aside from
of Eugene, Or.
The city council committee recently
HUNTING LICENSES.
its genuine artistic merits it possesses 1 is prepared to give yon tht
ir.
Booth, ilecea-ed, ef
appointed
to
locate
the
17
new
arc
Harry Mitchell, of Cottage Grove : i
an uncommon interest to every Amer­
d his affianced more
George M Neet, of Fail Creek; Jazuei lights have decided upon the following ican. I ls the central figure in it is ' sitisiaciory service in every (
locations:
han most men show
K Sturtevant, of Panther; Adam Van
George Washington, standing at the !’ ment of banking.
West Seventh and Charnelton; West
j w ilied h r I is e it ire
Deposits received subjt
Prooyen, ot Leaburg.
portals of his Virginia home, bidding
L L We»tfall, of Eigene; Earl Fourth and Lawrence: Clark and idien to the bride and bridegroom. check, and interest a iowed a
; g to W k x>,except one
The Ch cago Meteors played a good
Lawrence; West Firstand Jtfferson.
j ’cates of deposit.
s f< I r children, It game of basketball against the high Woodring, of Cedar Creek ; Allwrt J
West Fifth and Madison, West Eighth | The color work is highly ornate and
Loars made on approved*!
Willard
and
Horace
H
Harms,
ot
school
boys
at
the
armory
last
night,
correct
in
every
detail,
as
are
the
possible the w ill can
and Jtfferson. West Tenth anil Law­
j
with
liberal terms.
Cottage
Grove
character representations«, costumes,
the children liHVe rel­ but not as good as the Red Wing team
Send for our free bookie’..
C C Kutan, of Cottage Grove-; Tti rence. West Fourteenth and Stewart etc.
which played against the I*. O. here
er their interests. it some time ago. Two or three times nis VauProogen. of Leaburg; H C avenue at the bridge. West Twelfth
Tlie Tw ice a-We> k Republic is the
and (»five. East Fourteenth and Pat
la t night it lookisl as if the high I Magnets, of Thurston; E E Briifht, of
oldest and best semi-weekly family
tersun,
East
Thirteenth
and
Univer
­
school lioys would win from the visit Cottage Grove.
sity avenue. East Thirteenth and Vil­ paper in the country, and Farm
•'
uutains .ver in Wash- ors, but more experienced and better
PROOF OF LABOR.
lard avenue, East Fifteenth Hiid Vil­ Progress, which is alvo published by
The Eugene Soda Co
di
..;t‘rs killed and ate a team work told and the visitors won
Edward F Kresslung an 1 H E Rob­ lard avenue. East Eighth and Ferry. the Republic, is the fastest growing
inson tile notice of proof of labor on East Fifth and High, East Third and farm monthly in America. Kemem- the exclusive saie of t
i sine to them, itself by the score of ill to 22.
A big crowd witnessed the game and
They did not treat cheered vociferously for the local “St John's" and "Ocean Wave” min­ High and East Twelfth and Alder ber that you get both of these splen­ I brated and well-known
did journals an entire year, and the
ing claims. Blue River district.
• st reefs.
Un’s character, who team. The visitors were also liberally
beautiful big colored picture, all for Springs Mineral Water.
CIRCUIT COURT
fi'
i ttains with his dog applaud- d whenever a difficult basket
i only One Dollar.
This mineral water :
J W Shumate vs Archie G Potter;
. isad by cutting the was thrown. The Motors say that Eu
Present subscribers may take advan­
to recover money. L M Travis, at­
gene
has
a
l>etter
high
school
team
tage
of
this;
offer,
by
sending
a
dollar
cially and highly reca«
food.
But in the
than any of its class they have played torney for plaintiff.
and having their time marked up a
wat some cokapen- on their present trip.
for typhoid and other k"
NOTARY PUBLIC.
year. The Republic hereby gives
r
dog, as he got the
The preliminary game »«< won by
The Eugene Soda C
notice
that
this
offer
may
lie
with-!
The notarial commission of J R
the high school second team over Co. Campta-ll is filed.
drawn
at
any
time,
and
those
who
Hugh O’Brien.a first class upholster
received a large supp
A’» team by the score of 15 to 12.
and draper of Portland.is in th» city. wish the picture should send in sub- i
MARRIAGE LICENSE.
will deliver to any par
scription» at once.
East I’regonian has i
Cyrus S Richard »on and Lou M Mr. O’Brien is employed by lull A
Remit by Post-Office or express1 city for $2.25 a cozen. ■
Gibba.
the
leading
house
of
Portlaud
V Johns, of Baker
Dinehart. T. II. Ganett. witness.
on this class of work.andasthis house money order, registered letter or bank ! allowance for bottles re
MINING LOCATIONS. |;
candid tie for the-
employs only first class workmen draft. Do not send personal checks. |
Jane L C ok tiles notice of locating
ovvrnor, that | lace.
rite names and addresses plainly 1
those who have any upholstering work
a very twul light. I This morning T. G. Hen tricks re “Buckeye" mining claim, Bohemia to do are guaranteed satisfaction. Mr. and. address.
calved the »nd unnoancemrnt by let­ district.
SU BSt’R 1PTI ON DEPA RTM ENT.
cgiaphy and appea ter from ilia sister. Mrs. !«kagg», at
G Hrien will call an 1 word can be
R W Cook locatw “Bird" claim,
The Republic. St. Louis, Mo.
left
at
Gordon's
Furniture
Store
for
na state» that "ex Oakland, California, that her non, F. Bohemia district.
2 17 6tdw
immediate
attention.
MJliU
i» he has the sup- L. Skaggs, “Lafe,’’as he was better
port »
etit without regard known here, died at Pleasanton, for­
New stock matting just received,
♦ m por
ically every business ty mile» from Sau Francim-io, Mon­
prettiest patterns. Sam is true of ot t
day. March 5, of pneumonia. He had
inoleums.
luter-
county. ’’ The Pen- gone there on businea» aliout a hotel
• Chambers’ Hardware
Ht- •’«'li *1
on the contrary Mr. in which he was interested when he
W
the undivided sup- j was stricken. The lairial was to take
Steam cleaning and pressing done
Elmira, March 9.— During the last right at City Dye Works. West Eighth
drug- - or
r |T .
I No
.so dangerous un»
•f
on element of his place iu a San l-'rauciaco eemeteiy. »,
'aUI
announced his conconct ions are taken inF
“Lafe" was born iu Latie county, high water the large log drive for the street, next door to Eugene Laun ■•»nil'
laniberlain will t-eat
i -u y ,,r the Republican nomi- ach when Hyornei is used-
and waa about 36 years of ago.
He Elmira sawmill was successfully land dry.
naled agntnst him,
nation for representative from Lane through the inhaler, th* 1
giew up and leceived his education , ed at the mill. This drive represents
attempt» deception in Eugene and learned telegraphy at a greater number o< feet than was
Bean »pray pump» are easiest to
7|.JIe W1U annouDce h'« plat-: healoi g of Hyornei penetr»«
form
within
a short time.
Mr. Ing-'most remote cell* of tbe •
ever
brought
for
one
year'»
run
be
­
operate
and
last
the
longest
All
sizes
st victim.
the Eug>-ue depot, becoming a very
T< nm
prozri,‘* °f th«- throat aud thus kills tW ‘
proflcient operator.
lie was after­ fore—in all about S,000,iMM) feet of and prices.
l.f
,Z F)*l’*rt®«nt .tore in this germs, heal, the irrité
Chambers’ Hardware.
ward employed in th. PortUur rail­ log». The mill is undergoing » thor­
ivorcea to the num road office, eevetal year-.
He mar­ ough overhauling preparatory to start­
i>r*’',,ent °f th” lug- membrane, aud give,
FOR SALE CHEAP—First elsa» road ham Vinegar Co., with factorie.
I.
spring trade.
granted -luring the ried iu San Franciaeo, aud l >aves a ing with the
in permanent cure.
... — I I ■ . _ ■ _
team, suitable for light farming. Eugene and Medford.
ending the last of J wife and two little girl».
| Hyornei is
tfUSfSKnS!4
“Diamond " chick food, beef scrap»
this death till» the cup i.f »tvrrow and grit will solve the problem of
eant and the
•n sued in l'.’.l cases
of hi. mother to overflowing—he waa raising young chickens. See that you
catarrh that
ÄXA
B<Mn »pray primps are easiest
Only oue divonw ,he bu./,7'flv. chHd^n
Spray pumps from 50 cents o äo
Otl.-Ug
_ --------- u
She will get the “Diamond" at
Complete outfit »1.00; e»tr*
dollars.
operate and last the longest,
UU g
I—./
iety per ww-,1.
cent MS
of me
the likely return to Eugene to rvetde.
All
Chambers' Hardware.
'MSI
cent*.
«it« and prizes
Chamber»’
dPBi-LL Bi OliiEito.
Publishers
geu . Ore
♦•V«
“I
ota an J Commsnt
GET THIS BEAUTIFUL
c^lendid reproduction, in Sixteen
Tints of a Celebrated
Painting
T?e Eugene
and Savings 3
EIGHT POi«TS
FIRST-CLASS DRAPER
ARD UPHOLSTERER
F, L.
Dead
ELMIRA SAWMILL
RECEIVES LOGS
E. H. INGHAM WOULD
GO TO LEGISLATURE
A
C bam l'ers ' Hard ware.
For sale by Hull's Red
Store.