Eugene weekly guard., April 13, 1906, Image 2

THE EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD
Note and Comment
put their money in his hau ls. Now
that “Elijah” Dowie is discredited
by his flock all sort» of bad things are
being said about him, among other»
that at one time be had a hanker:ug
toward polygamy, giving the not very
clear reason therefor that it was be­
cause of the “hardness of heart prev­
alent in Zion, "also referring to a very
excellent geutlemau who bad another
man killed to be could get bis wife,
King David, that he “permitted the
Jews to have more than one wife on
account of the hardness
hearts. ” We can't think the
of their hearts had much to
it.
Around the
Courthouse f.
•----------------------------
The late Henry G. Hadley had a
good story of an experience while on
Phone Rtd
the peddliug wagon in Vermont, that
CAMPBELL BROTHERS,
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
W. B. Yates, a well known Lane
state
where
they
made
their
fences
of
Pubi' stier»
county citizen, died at Irving hridayf U S to Nettie G Kruse; 80 acres in
■ »tones to get rid of them, then usually
Physician'
evening at the age of 8 years, /sec
i ____ 32, , tp 17, s r 6 * w. . ~
Published every Friday. Eugene. Ore
Patent.
ha<l plenty left to l.uiid piles thereof
la addition w _
Bright's disease was the cause of
Nettie ami Frank Peters to L E •Jr«-ry.
>t,r, :i
Sut«criptiou price, $1.5o per year there aud there through the fields.
death. He leaves a wife aud one son, Hileman ; Mo acres iu sec 32, tp 17, s throat and eye.
if |iaid tn advance; #2.00 at eud of
»«•Idencr, rcrne,,^.
In
a
Laid
section
of
country
even
of
Arthur.
The
funeral
will
be
held
at
year.
r 6 w. 11.
Tahrh. nes-QflJj“*
the U. B church at Irviug Sunday at
Charles E and Mary F Gaines to
Entered ¡t the Ecgene, Oregon, that state tiny came to a place that
10:30
o'clock,
with
iutiruieut
iu
the
postoffice as seeond-c a » matter.
John R Butler; 60 acres iu see 36, tp
looked even worse than others. Mr.
Mrs Anna
Mulkey cemetery.
16, s r 6 w. $350.
Hadley’s employer stopped his horses
Al R1L 13
FRIDAY
Okteopath rbH|(
U b to Cassius Whitiugor; 80 acres
to take a look over the surroundings,
diseases trente. ,
I in sec 2, tp 18, » r 8 w. Pat eu t.
I at the same time remarking, “That
Edgar and Sarah S Kiug to Lane dren u st eclsltj
must be a terribly poor man that
’Phoned'
county ; 1.32 acres in see 22, tp 20, s
Extract fro u an address at Nash­
lives there.” The words were Barely
I r 3 w. $35.
ville, Tenn., March 2d, before 3,350 I
t»R.
F E and Emma J Miller to George
spoken when from liehind the stone
students and professors representing
physician
6,
26,
A
Dorward
;
12i
acres
in
see
26,
tp
2n,
fence no> ten feet from them arose a
700 institutions of higher liarning of
In addition to se
He is a native-born citizen of the s r 4 w. $700.
tall, gaunt form with the remark.
I United States, 48 years old, in th
the United States aud Canada, the
U S to Fred D Herbold ; 160 acres mention gi»ea t0
“Stranger, 1 am not so poor as you
The political pot is commencing t< prime of life and a type of the younger iu see 35, tp 17, » r 4 e. Pateut.
chiiarer
occasion being the Fifth Interna- j
MMroeiT
' may think.
1 only own five acres boil; caudldiatcs are looming up and progressive element in the Re­
U S to Clair Luckey; 163.58 acres
tioual Convention of Student Volun­
ilnftflt
thicker
than
tiddlers
iu
that
region
j here."
publican party. Is a pioneer of Ore­ in we 6, tp 16, s r 6 w. Pateut.
tty. T
teer Movement for Foreign Missions, I
inhabited by steamboat and newspa- gon. Has resided twenty-nine years
Thomas Timlin to Butte Mooney ;
on “The Secular Press and Foreign
]M-r men ; but my best girl has read iu the Willamette \ alley anil eighteen 12u acres iu sec 17, tp 21, » r 2 w.
A writer in the Bohemia Nugget in­ the blue law of Connecticut to me say­
Mission»,” by J. A. Macdonald, man­
years in Baker City. Graduated from $800.
defensibly .-ays men get more than ing that after June she wan going to
C YV and M J Garroutte to Edwin
aging editor of the Toronto Globe:
the Willamette University with an
their share of the blame in regard to attend to the sailing of our political A. B. degree in 1*78 aud was admitted Fullar; certain land iu Long Jt Lau-
Ucreunr ana ireaa,,« „
I The secular Press can aid the mis
Madi'. Xian.n.,,,
Inde­ ship. Good time' aconiing. Hallelujah ! to the bar in 1881. He has always ‘ dess ad to Cottage Grove. $3000.
aionary cause by tending for honor the “vices of young women.”
os aoeu'.r.c
—Coquille correspondence Bandon taken an active Interest in public i Samuel Clifford to Lizzie Luckey ;
Locsttd ,t 8lnjl S|>
and truth and a a ,uare deal in the fensibly, we say, for the woman wheu
Recorder.
affairs. Was elected mayor of Baker I certain laud iu Egueue. $500.
relations oi Christian nations with misfortune overtakes the indulgence
8«. Coiner 10th and Oli,,
Is it a June wedding that is to City in 1891, re-elected iu 1892, and I C A Steiiheus et al to J M Steplien», ____
_ "12
the nation» and peoples of the non­ must -utfer all, social ostrlci.-m, per­
bring the “good time"?—Portlaud
Kone |>!
again in November, 1904, by the lar­ 32U acres iu sec 15, tp 18, s r 6 w. A. C. Woo3eu«k
Christian world Th* Biitish na'ion
haps death, while her partner loses no Telegram.
- W The *'•
gest majority ever received by a can­ ,$i.
la the greatest secular pov er making
wOUIK'Ol'u t mr-.J___ JlLr
didate for that office. In June, 1905,
for righteousness ami civilization smiles of society, no social prestige,
J M Stephens at al to C A Stephens ;
^«furnltu .
Morrison
Athey,
the
third
whiet
was elected school director for the TJu acres iu sec 15, tp 18, s r 6 w. $1.
which a th usaml years of h -tory the excuse invented by Adam, “the
knows, I ut the records of British di­ woman gave me <4 the tree of life person born in Oregon,died Thursday fourth consecutive term aud received I U M Stephens et al to J M Stephens Otfice-
i.iae Block. H^Jon. a®
plomacy, of British trade, of British aud I did eat, ” being generally'ac­ morning at Portland. He was born every vote east. Has always taken an 'et al;tbeir interest iu 160 acres in see
active, personal inter»st in educa­ see 20, tp 19, s r 7 w. $1.
r, raeh“
ex|>aii»ioii iu India, in China, iu
across
the
river
tjom
Oregon
City
in
cepted even though known to be taise
J. J Walton
dtnre gfre
Africa, are not unstained, else we had |
tional affairs.
C M and Della Stepheus to the de­
1844. His parent» came with the first
no mutiny, no enforced opium trade, iu fact.
Excluding saloons, he has the sup ' »ceudauts of Sidney Stephens for use WALTON A SEME I Lti.'
Dr.
Whitman
party
iu
1836.
aud no Jameson raids, with the hoirur
port aud endorsement without regard
aTTOH.Nf.wJlr. G- ntb'
as a cemetery; .62 of au acre in sec
and shame and unspeakable dishonor
to party, of practically every business 14, tp 18, s r 6 w. $1.
Mr.
Chancellor Von Bulow, who fainted interest in Baker county. Is quuli
Will practice 1» tiltr
that followed iu their train.
Look
State
.
to
Fred
B
Sackett
;
Ernest J Sears
Hiram Delaney, a wealthy bachelor iu the German reichstag Thursday, tied by nature, learning and e.xpe-
you to your uffairs, you men ot the
cm<c. Room No. A tsl
American Republic, and see if there farmer living
_ four miles south of had kept at his desk recently from rience to till’ that position. Has never lots 5 and 6, blk 4, Coburg. $5.
Eugene C. egou
Euretta O and Abram Sharpie» to
your diplomacy anil foreign 1 Kngli»h, Indiana, awoke one morning eight in the morning till near mid­ been a factional man, is uot a fae
be in
I
trade and new born, far flying im­ i lust week in response to a stone
tioual candidate aud would not be a Martha J Chambers; 160x100 feet in
night, incident to the settlement of factional govergor. Has always been J Christian's ail to Eugene. $3000.
I. N. HARBAUGH
perialism anything of which your citi­
thrown
against
his
front
dooi.
As
he
'
a
Republican
and
a
loyal
supporter
oe
the
Moroccan
entanglement,
Most
of
John
and
Louise
M
Stewart
to
zens did tiny but know it, ought to
Special attention tn dk
His nonii- Henry 'G Gray; lots 3, 4, 5 aud 6, blk
opened the door his eyes bulged with our big American officials would its ticket aud principles.
be ashamed.
tlein»üt of rets'»«. AW
l
nation
would
harmonize
and
unite
the
11,
College
Hill
Park.
8240.
The history of this wicked world astonishment, for there were eight faint if they had to put iu half those
ueutal and North bats
party and insure the election of a Re­
Myrtle and Lewis Hathaway to John Compatii-»
shows most plainly that Christian or balnea, ranging from two weeks to hours.
publican governor. He is the choice Gardner; lots .5 and 6, blk 7, Cole­
Room 5, First Nation»!
pagan it is a matter of the survival of one year, all nicely arranged in a row
ing, •• ugetie, Jr.
of Eastern Oregon, which, in the con- i man's 2d ad to Coburg. $36»».
tile strongest if not the fittest. The in- on a big spread ami tucked iu with
Jower, n Portland Chinaman, gets gressional election of 1904, east nearly
J Frank and Abigail Snyder to A
90 day» in jail auu a Hue of ¿21») for seven thousand more votes than Mult­ W Moore; 100 acres m tp 19, s r 3 w. L. BILYEU,
ferior race has never failed to get > blankets,
A ITOMI
the worst of it in the inevitable con­ | A note pinued on a coyerlet bore having a young white woman iu nomah county. Baker County is one •1.
test for supremacy. Just as we dis- thin scrawl: “These are all your own ; “bondage.” Of course it was bond­ of the largest in Eastern Oregon.ami
John H West et al to W E Shelley ; Office over Yorsn’iSba
iu its whole history has never receiv­
r.
.« them. "
-
posaesed the natives of the United '..ur..
care
for
gene, < regnn.
age of her own choice to start with. ed any political recognition by the 57.30 acres in tp 18, s r 2 w. 82312.
George Darling to Albert YY and
Delaney yelled for his mother, who There are hundreds of white men Republican party, either state or fed­
States, so we will eventually do in
Christiana Darling ; 80 acres iu see 14, I.. M. I ua Y it
tile Philippines, provided of comae keeps house for him. and tliat worthy leading the same life iu Portland—liv­ eral, by election or appointment.
tp 16, s r 2 w. $1000.
Charles A. Johns lias been a man of
that the white man can stand the : lady made haste to take in the young- ing olf the shameful wage—without
D C and Malimla Mathews to A II Otti ce—Ovar Engeos
affairs
iu
the
history
of
the
state
and
climate. YVe hail little excuse for ' sters and assure her sou that he was protest. But Jower is a Chinaman!
Mathews; 40 acres in see 3, tp 20, s r
Bank
of Eastern Oregon in particular; his
Eugene, Oregon.
1 w. 8400.
going over to Asia, still <>n<e iu pos- ■ not dreaming. Later on, however,
integrity
has
never
been
questioned;
There's nothing in a name, Sep-
George and Helen YVatt to Cyral
■easlon, if the native uses force in they decided that it was a blackmail
has a clean record aud the support
Miller: lot 6, blk 2. YY’atts’ ad to Blue
temlrer
3, 18:H, over seventy years
E. C. LAKE,
making his obje tioons we will kill ing plot,and requested the county of­
aud confidence of the people. He is
River City 840.
ficials to take charge of the found­ ago. James Snyder, who died at Leb­ recognized as one of the hading law­
him if nece .»ary.
Ozni Stoel to F L Chamber»; 3.23 E'JGLNt MARBLE
lings.
Delaney vehemently demes anon the other day, was married to yers of the state, and as a campiiigne* acres west oi Eugene. 8646.
GRAM
has no superiors and but few equals
the paterulty of thise or any other Miss Freelove Melissa Howe, who
Janie.- L and Ethel M Clark to Jo­
lived faithfully with him all those in the state of Oregon. No man ever i seph Henquinet: all of I Iks 1, 2, '.
baliies.
had a stronger home endorsement.
years and survives biui. He was 93
and 5 except lots 5 and 6 of blk 5,
Au exchange conus out
and
Willamette H
Fraiser A Berry s part oi Florence.
years
of
age
and
had
h,en
a
Senator
Bailey
’
s
s|>eech
on
the
rate
constant
says no editor tells all
CIRCUIT
COURT.
’
■
[ n-guliitiou question has excited con- member of the Methodist church 67
Well, that's about correct,
80 West 8th St.. E»¡o
Charles A Sauliert vs I N aud Sail
j
erage editor was to tell all lie kne v -ideralile comment, and i» pronounced ' years, 41 of which lie was a class lead-
ra Sprague; to recover mouey on a i RATES $1.00 PE
his sanctorum would >»■ emj ty the j by men of legal lore to tie equal in er. Two of his sons entered the miu-
D. E. Yoran, W. M. Gleen and J promissory note. L M Travis, attor­
istry.
Eleven
children,
four
sone
and
clearness
and
force
to
anything
ever
next mo. ning. Some l eople are
W. Kays, acting as a couiuottee irom ney for idaiutitf.
Board and Room Wäl
grieved if he tells I alf that lie know?, penned by Chief Justice Marshall seven daughters, were born to them. -he Merchants’ Protective Associ. -
MARRIAGE LICENSE.
Meals 53.50 per «
aid will do their best Io help him Uot The senator advanced the apparently eight of whom are living.
tion, called upon the county court
Elmer A Doolitth aud Mary E Car­
tell any more tl.au poes.ble. There’s simple proposition that the Federal
this afternoon to further protest lile; John Q A Youi g. witness.
WM LIL WALL
against the row of trestle piling ill
nothing that makes an editor happier courts, hming lieen created by con­
Jan es W Hartley and Lula Apple­
he middle of the county road acr -vs
than to lune a good item in his bead gress and not by the constitution.had
gate; Austin Hampton, witness.
the river from Spriugtield. No action
no
greater
powers
ir
jurisdiction,
(. in rles I Wiilian aud .Ylyel Jeu
just building into typewritten copy
As we are aiming to close out ami { has been taken in the matter.
niugs;
Geo YYilliau, witness.
j
equitable
or
legal,
than
congress
chose
quashed by the request of some one
do not care to prolong our business
The Knights Templar will conduct
Claude
YY' Ivy aud Grace Peterson;
we
ask
our
friends
to
call
and
settle
to
confer
upon
them.
Therefore,
if
to have it left out, because, etc., etc.
Easter services this year in the Con­ John H Bower, witness.
It makes him feel as if he had just congress tlxe* the duty upon the In- their accounts ami oblige
gregational church at the evening
JENNINGS A EDWARDS.
HUNTING LICENSES.
taken a Turkish bath. Whenever you ' terst ite Commerce Conimissiou of
hour. A musical program is being
H J Robinson, Coburg; YV T Drury,
‘artanged for the occasion. For the
want to make the editor contented i imposing rates, and provides that
The banquet given T
‘ past several years the Knights have at Pleasant Hill: Paul YY' Rex, Coburg; chapter. Order of En*
with ilia lot just say to him: “Phase such rate shall stand until the final
tended Easter services at the E( -co­ J YV Balden, Coburg; Maurice Hills, honor of Past Grand
don't publish. ” Aid when a thing is order of the court»,the Federal courts
The remarkable recovery of Kenneth pal church.
Jasper; Henry T Armitage, Spring­ Helen Plummer I latch, d
given that you would rather have left have no authority or jurisdiction to McIver, of Vanceboro, Me., is th"
subject of much inter« st to the medi-
Norris A Rowe's circus will be i field; J A Powell,Creswell W R Dru­ night was one of the id
out don't get excited and frown—just interfere by injunction. This is so •al fraternity and a wide circle of Eugene on May 7. The show is said ry, Pleasant Hill; Bert Calloway, affairs of its kind ever«*
keep cool. Great minds don't ruu in clear and apparent that it Is a wonder friends. He says of his case: “Ow­ to be better aud bigger than ever be­ Creswell; Dr H 11 Petrie, Cottage popular order.
ing to severe inflamation of the throat
no one ever thought of it before, and and congestion of the lungs, three fore.
It will btotianly exhibit in Gove; Ed Baxter, Marcola.
the same chaunel after all. —Ex.
After the l«uqu«t.»W
PROBATE COCRT.
at 6:15 o'clock, Mrs 4
if correct is a very serious blow to doctors gave me tip to die. when, as Huddleston's addition, the same as
a lust resort 1 was induced to try last year.
Estate of E J Coudon, deceased; official visit to tlie char«.
the railroads.
Dr. King's New Discovery and 1 am
W. JI: .Ilins, acting roadmaster of StillniHU Southworth appointed ad­
happv to say it save my life." 'Cures
It was washing day in the domestic
the worst Coughs and Cold», Bron the Southern Pacific Company's lines ministrator, with $800 bonds.
The gentle Anger of the Ryan-Bel chitis,
Tonsilitis, Weak Lungs,
_ , in Oregon, arrived here from Portland
est iblishment of a suburlmn sports-
CITIZENSHIP.
Hoarseness and La Grippe.
, , . Guaran 11 his afternoon to look after the mat-
man, and the servant girl was regal- mout political trust can lie found iu te-»i at W. L. Del-ano's
drug store. |-
Ernest C Wigmore, a subject of the
iiu her favorite policeman with I read nearly every suggestion of importance 50c and 11.00. Trial bottle free
ter of constructing a spur and trestle king ’of England, files his intention
and cheese 111 the kitchen,
to the gravel liar across the river from to become a Uuited States citizen.
*hat is before the people, either
tries caihsl from upstair»:
the old Haines tannery. The company
through the papers, or out of the
I A. W. Jacob», ofZint1
LAND AtrREEMENT.
1' Ma j . i-u't it about time you
is in need of the gravel now, and it Ì
1» no worse than the terrible case
mouths of omt< rs of wisdom, This
F B Howard to Chri» Mortensen; j has two fine bora* ¡A
»ti.it. I your w >»hlng?"
is
very
likely
that
the
work
will
be
|
of piles that affect -1 me ten years.
. »
mui i
louted lack Mary; little trust, wl ich makes the Stand Hum 1 was advis 1 to apply Buck commenced within a very few days. ; 77.89 acres in tp 15. a r 4 w. $163 70. | 8outh< ri
I dral .
' 1 r -
hci o jj).
“I’m jmt tillin' th»copper!"—Sport­ ard Oil aggtegation look like a small en's Arnica Salve, and less than a
notary public .
The Willamette Y’alley Company's
box permanently cured me, writes L.
ing Times.
canal boat alongside of a modern S. Napier, of Ragles, Ky.
L E Bean and E R Mummey file I Medli.-j., -
Heals al other filter arrived on this morning's
: 1
ywvtti
their notarial commissions.
steamship, aie going to do all in their wounds, burns and sores like magic- freight train.
i
wheu
he
will
tie
at
Pl«**
**
when
be Ple»^
25c at W. L. IM-ano'» drug store.
Mr». Bellamy Storer, wife of the re
power to hoodwink the people, and
Harrisburg Bulletin : Cal Pryor, of
Chldwell^
called minister at Vienna, can talk
set away with all the politic» and all
If any of our help should overlook Springfield, spent Sunday with rela- '
¡¡¡f
even If her hu»l«nd'a lipa are diplo­
giving you your portrait coupon dur­ fives and friends in this city. He has is Mrs. Aleaxnder. of Cary. Me., who
the money, after the next election.
purchased
his
partner's
interest
in
matically clows! She tetls of a letter
ing this rush, remember yon are enti­
has found Dr. King’s New Life Pills
the barber shop at Springfield and is to be the best remedy she ever tried
written her by Roosevelt when lie was
Young Mr. Mizner, who married the tled to one with each fl.CO purchase
for keeping the stomach. liver and
g vernor of New York to show Cardi­ Yerkes widow and with her the Yerkes up to April 21st, and we will make doing quite well. He is well pleased bowels in perfect order. Yoa’ll agree
J. F. Bi ' w r
the oversight good gladly.
with Springfield aud his friend» in with her if you try these painle»» pu­ Miss Pearl Weatherly, -fl
nal Ramjadla, secretary to the pope. millions, ha» had his trunk rifled of
this neck o' the woods are glad to rifiers that infuse new life. Guaran­
HAMPTON BROS.
married this • i - h .- we
She says that neither herself or hue jewelry and precious »tones to the
learn that be is pros;>ering.
teed by W. L. DeLatio, druggist. ■ an parsonage, R»v. J 'Ml
laod .
Price 25 cent».
Specialties in garden seed: Aspar­
band will indulge in recrimination» value of $7’<V, at least that is the
The O. A S. E. Company is looking '
officiating.
~___________
ter»
of
against the president, I nt will wait to young fellow's tale. The old lady, agus tree bean, edible pod pea», rheu- this week for two carloads of steel I
barb
and
vegetable
oyster»,
all
in
Scrawny ; .. rr ^ktioa
rails for the extension of ite railroad ' No valuable photo» lo»t. No trouble
•ee what Washington ioea A» the his wife, having shut off his allow­
bulg.
into the timber. Three more cars of j with agent». A good portrait of beat profits
preaident 1» somewhat noted for play ance, the story may be regarded with
.r
•hich^L
Chambers* Hardware.
A *1.00
steel have been ordered, and they are material and workmanship.
ing hl» cards strong wheu he has the suspicion.
•teef* little ... ks id
V
.Mayle th» jewels could
purchase
gets
a
coupon,
one
coupon
expected next week, says the Cottage '
lietter of it aud laying them down be found in a pawnshop.
Have you pains in the back. Inflam­ Grove Western Oregon.
and 87c get» a portrait. Good until '
• Hub of
mation of any kind, rheumatism,
when against him, we may soon know
Joe Knapp has been secured as April 21»t
what more can we d«’
fainting »pell*, lmiigeetion, or consti-
exactly how far the lady'» word may
HAMPTON BROS.
Another prophet come to grief, or pation? Hollister's Rocky Mountain coach for the U. O. baseball team,
Tea makes Vou well, keapa you w»LL and is now at work. He is from Per­
be taken In the matter.
rather the dupe» who trusted him and 3ft cents. Linn Drug Co.
Paint with Phoenix paint. Preston
AngJ-rs
due University.
too
high f report
r
'.-»-»sfu. “M
« Hale», agenta.
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