3
El’CENE WEEKLY OVARI». Till I SDAY, Jl XE I. ItM.X
.r
All Humors WTIO.VS DEAD
SPORTING EVENTS
AND THEIR RESULTS
ÍYSBURG
Are Impure matters which the skin, liver,
kidneys and other organ» cannot tak« cars
of without help.
Pimples, boils, eczema and other enip
tlons, loss Of appetite, that tired *feelln_'
bilious turns, flta of indigestion, dull head-
ache* and many other troubles are due to
them. They are removed by
and Ills dispositions ar-» controlled
Boston, May 30. Harvard won
by his own immutable and inexorable the <lg t-carc'l beat race from Cor
laws ant in-crulab e purposes
un-
rere*
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but
tn usual liquid form or in chocolated
had s»t forth In the crew put up a plucky contest.
Time, 10:47 for Harvard, 11 :24 tab '.ets known as 8arsatat>s. 100 d<.»es tl
Independence In
for t’ornell. The distance was a tri-
fie under a in lie and seven-eighths. citizens iji regard to < elebraung the
Fourth of July at this place,
Tie committee has canvassed the
town and has already secured suffl-
clent funds to insure a successful
celebration
Rome, May 30.—De Lagrange, an
A meeting will be'held shortly for
aer naut, beat the
world's aero
appointment of the usual commit
plane r" rd today by flying 12,750 the
tees.
principle meters and remaining
In the air 15
It is t^H» intention to give attrac
founders I minutes and 28
jnds.
wb11 - : hey
tions of the usual order and we hope
to mention them In our next Issue.
tn th ir
Paris, May 30. Wilbur Wright,
June.ion is noted for her success
the American aeroplani»’, said De ful celebrations, and this year it will
Legrange'B performance dii nut »-or be bigger and better than ever.—
enslavt ry him hk ili» and his brother have Timex.
tripled the distance made by Ik' I-a-
nlon met the grange.
r dia
ost two
batt leftoIdH and be- AX ADDI D STARTER
IVINS BELMONT STAKES
Hiding minds of the nation •
coring to save the nation
Relmont Park, May 30. — In the
titid at the earn ■ time t-ave the favor-
• d In-tltutlon of those who were In Belmont stake» of $25.000 for three
rebellion against the natltfn, God so year-olds for a tulle and three-eighths
Washington, May 28.—The special
prey nted th« triumph of the Union Colin was first, Fair Play • > ond, and committee of the bouse appointed on
King
James
third.
Calin
was
an
arms thn
tae of the Union was
complaint of the American Newspa
add 'd starter.
well-nl fltt In t.
per Publishers' Association, to Inves
Min In his weal: ess ‘h >ucht that
tigate the wo-ul pulp print paper sit
this
'»•mtn -»nt, fu ind. i on the « tr-r
uation In relation to the -riff, and
nnl principle of fre dor to all, i otild
i’ regard to un all ged COU
i half fr ' and h
*
■ ) Almi thty. gu 1lr-x »h
ted n majority and minority rapori.
>f the nation, f
The majority repart re-onimend
Ian i of man, s i II
I
t n<> !< ¡slation affecting wool
»
I < trough’ th
I
p and prlut paper I. • enacted until
< ammlttee has fin hed Its Inv ;■
n n t h i could only sitrvlv
it ioti ani reported. The report
"
V.rsl
/in
Lin.-.
And
I
I "lares the present price of print
tper would not to any considerable
m 1 will, to that dirli
•aree be affected bv
i had bee n so or t
Browne, Bourne
• tariff, and “as, tt
of thi’ j ■ intl'.u th at thn
burn. Republicans,
evens bill in ita pn
m i
come, f:!y .ue I t he
li the Democrats ai
11 ruin to t he pi
• u.atfo i.
decluring
bill. I.aFollette vol
In ruir :> • 1 ly
ah
d h.» free,
affirmative for the
'«■
n the nation took on new life,
• of moving for a t
ve P
her warriors, •’thrlee armed be •>
ration, which bo att
n ak
llo y bed th**lr qtiarv‘1 just,”
Imniodiately after tt
positive
cd by tlx'lr holy nau&e. that, of
had been announce!
Its inve
in wfilili every man wan free,
was met with oppo
I nn the i |i< of.eternal just! <•
faib'd.
¡premo equity and became an
♦ ♦♦+++♦+
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
TWO REPORTS UPON
WOOD PULP TARIFF
PHILANDER C.
KNOX.
Gettysburg Battlofh
later Philander (’. 1
vaula, was lite ora
thn exercises here,
wd was preaeut.
1 In part;
Senator Knox'a Address.
Friends and Fellow Citizens of
th« Republic:
n the last days of Jun", 1883, the
federate forces, raiding tho north
easi and advancing from t ie
t, were recalled and concont ted
ure
nrd fhl» spot '
*t Union fort" ■M coming n
'em
south. On the
i
a f terne
■ 30, the w.-ary and duxty
ol
Buford’s van gua rd
ugh the villa«. and
t> picket lines
hi
eadln
• from tlx
n.-my I Norther Virginia.
i t.to morning < July 1st. at 9
ck, «n officer of another i rt
> clattering up t' Bit lord and
sharply question. ! and order,
turn Immediately to Ills "Ol
!
-lust ah he prof ■ted—"Wh
the matt. , General?’’ the
Ingle rannon shot
i.-urd, Bufo d signal to Ills sltlr-
»»neiiiy, and
th to open <-n t
d said:
“That's the matter.’’
>itth of
< (h ttysbur ! bad begun.
" elo io of tho piti • H« anrf t.er-
Jnly <1:iy
d
the Union for« 's, ro-
Idg ", and th» dr brave an-
Itf.h", nnd Hio bravo an-
lata wi : Ite.l for the ni<»rroa* an I
t, and again halted for the mor-
mil fought with tho result all
grid knows.
us leave the battle now, leave
recital
of Its
tab's
of
to
tongue»
of
those
proud
memories
of
past
achievements qualify
ntltle them to apeak. Let us
H.<k to find the real reason
"ttyabur«; discover. If poaslble,
•damentn) cause; find what In-
bh tho mutter; why It was nec-
f’at Gettysburft should l>e;
aw hud the Am Tlea'i people
that they should receive this
n of fraternnl blood nnd how
■Isos In nnti .nal life are to bo
. I.
CURRENT BILL
PASSED BY SENATE
HONORED BY
ALL EUGENE
New York, May
An lmmesne
crowd
gathered
at
Grant's
Tomb to
Today all Eugene tourned out and
assisted the old soldiers In the ob day for memorial exercises in honor
servance of the annual Memorial | of the soldier dead. Secretary Taft
Day. The weather was not what it delivered
the
principal
address,
usually is on this day, the air being dwelling uf.on’the life and career of
cool and threatening clouds over General Grant, and drawing lesson®
hanging the city, nevertheless the us therefrort.
ual large cr wd of people thronged
In concluding Mr. Tait said:
the streets to see the parade go by
' The history of Grant's relations
and went to the I. O. O. F. ceme to those of his subordinates t . whom
tery, whrr-» th" exercises w
wore held he gave confidence and whom he had
Th para'>• wan formed at th:. Inter-, himself selected, is a fascinating one.
srctlon oi Seventh and Willamette The relations which existed between
streets. The column was made up of him and Sherman ft *s pleasant to
the following: Catnpanies A and C. dwell upon. The utter absenco of
Fourth Regiment, O. N. G.; Col-encl P .lon-v between him and the pleas
Geo. O. Yoran and staff, J. W. Geary ure which each took In the success
>ost No. 7, G. A. R.. Sons < f X’ ‘ter of the other, are as delightful as they
ans, .Mayor Matlock, city couneflmen, ate rare. Could anything be mare
the police officers and citizen» in car unique than the histary of Sher-
riages. Tge column pass <1 over the tnai i writing a long protest to the
route previously mapped out, and war department against the wisdom
reaching the cemetery, the G. A. R. of the campaign east of Vicksburg,
f-rtne] a hollow square around their
lot, where their ritualistic services which is easily the greatest strate-
WILLIAM H. TAFT.
w. r ■ held. n’
ip 1
1
d a gfs success of the wra, and of Grant’s
; fficer of the day and his aides « ere pigeon-holing and returning to Sher
1 ierfenant W. W. Branstetter, • ip- man the protest after the campaign
resenting the Snansh-Amerlt’an War was won. Then Sherman'H letter to other «.»nerals In this respect—that
Veterans, »and W. A. Bell, the Sons Grant »hen Grant was appointed to he took what he had end w •■. asp,H
command f the army, his expres and with those things he did what he
of Veterans.
and what was to b
The servic
at the G. A. II. lot sions i f admiration and confidence,»could
Vave
instim-e:
He -:i'd''h p. e h He
3
v<'".» v tv impressive.
Besides t')<> al! make its think more of our human "
kind,
because
we
encounter
so
fre
1
o.Otlo
cavalrymen
at
Harner’s Fer
ritualistic work-there was a song bv
'
girls. At the conclusion th quently the small jealousies between rv without horses. He h;l,i ■ „
I-Ilers
marched arpitnd the the great which are sometimos per ed to get . orses and < >uld not se-
■ them. Pievi usly . .
’/has
-I d posted bouquets of mitted to Interfere yith the success c
progress of events in the crises st’d to fiim that if tbev rottld h»».
I Its base.
A salute
had that 15.000 cavalry tin'- .."j
ur national life.
squad frot. the militia
" lov ■ that existed betw-
?< ontpllsh great things and win »
tended by the bilglers
victory.
What
Grant
-,¡1 WM.
and Sheridan is another en
ties. The members
•inn that it is plegsant to ’ With your authority I will ; nn those
r Imd to fhe f
opiate. The mutual c .'tflde nee men and mxk ■ then» dr
a or
Veterans’ lot
each reposed in the other was I will send them home."
iieetx prepared
. :m:: ! . iy in if,. .1, furnishing
“The magnificent mausoleum on
down town.
instance of the course of the grand site upon the b
if..! riv
F1 ower Service.
ndshlp between the great. In er furnishes such a her: a fitting
antiful feature >f
o yellow spot of jealousy resting place. May 1- for. .
remain
g-Cf IT
the eye.
to inspire his countrymen to patri
■ t fs n' rnory of the
id Grant differed from
otic thought and efforts.’’
(From Saturday's Guard.)
WINS FROM
TWENTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS '’ORE
it
minority ropor
I’F*
An-1 i o t
ni r ib.u! *
•
r *'
e
H
We
chi
roe
rixe?
H« ’ rpo n t b 1 ¡i fi«'Id
of tho Un-
•b ’Mf many
I*OPR,
Off ed up
erifl " that
fu
lly
vT
*
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•upr n
miri
■life d
W
ion
roc k «
i
in
r peril la to b
ddlous acquleic
rvants In speci
di upon the
hl
i
! :
! d
to 4 in fa-
h i fallow Í La Folk
, „
w:
C
Thr<
Inlibu.M -
t 'ii. May 30.- The three-
r a tl ist th adoption
Ute of t if conference r»-
on the t ompromlse currency bill
h beg« nn at* noon yesterday
in prog tresa in that bady, twen y-
hours afterward, and no one
authority or courage could be
nd t»
t » undertake to »dy
sii y when It
?ht terminate. LaFollette complet-
hl« »peech shortly aftew 7 this
min e, thus < steading bv several
>irs the record of length of time of
Hlnuous effort on the floor of the
He v
so < ( - dril by Stone,
Mi: .*uri, who held th • floor it
v- hen a recess for thirty min-
ex-,
4- +4-4-4-
♦ ■* + ♦+ *■ f ♦ + + + + rv + a
♦
♦
A o i >
POMCII’S ♦
colujul a
it
as the
■ ml represcntatlv.- r tha!
nfr.nnli :ot' on, we>- - duly wel
Not al! publishers who offere.
appear did appear, and- there
manv phom the committee would
II
to examine. In the tabulation
sehedulea of newspapers but few ni"t,-
ropolltan dalli, s seemed to be the
heaviest consumers.
Prom tbpj»o returns the aver neje
prie® at prosent, including in nmn\
ea(M fr i Jl!
'rr-'% to 9 1 *» nows-
papi’rs. is 92 86 per 100; that ol
then lfl 1 iisfr •g paper In r tils hav'
ice of ÍÍ.54. n id 55 8
have
In st
In the c'reipnnles.
BINK OF ENGLAND
RATE IS REDUCED
Rec
Univerity
-nA t- arn
Columbia t’am
Is the
'he game:
■ Columbia—
R...........0 0 0 0 0
Hits.. . 1 1 1 1 1
1 U. of O.—
R...........0 0 o 0 0
Hits. ..1 1 o 0 1
Hamed runs-— 1
Three base h
. ♦ ■!{>,.
defeat« <1 the Y
re of 3 to <•
summa ry of
•j»
4»
0 1 0 0 -1 4'
- +
0 0 0
+
0 0 2 1- .3 4»
0 0 1 X— 4 4-
»(’
of o. . o ; C. ÎT.t 0.
aye
Doc
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♦
X \vs paper puM’shprs am
only hu n an, a il naturally
nppy elate letters like the fol-
b. v
•rom a friend at Mar-
cola:
“You peo»ln are making
The Guard the b“st paper in
Oregon outside* of Portland.
I'm pje.aged with tie p.ip r,
and ! >c ..lly proud of the in
deper.de nt man back of It.
Very trulv rear frirn.l.
HARRY BAXTER.
4>
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+
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+
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and
’ if*
«
also know fjtu
1
■ator, which t
world. If n
rved
r consciously
uncoti
hint grow
luaneMa.
s > it is with the nailon* of earth.
They ure suhlwct to ethical lavra, the
observance of which means life (or
the nation, and the rejection of which
Beans death.
Nations have passed through such
crises nnd have survived or perished,
Just as moral law» have prevailed or
been overthrown.
"Man proposes but God disposes,’’ mnk
t
but
1er
■ cause as
the COriM
ato mnve-
And often
saved the
cl* duo to
folly ur perversity,
uspl.'it ju » hern.
In
tllanc» and devotion.
In this army of the Un-
alwaya in the field. We
: l ie to make our service
nous, hut we can certainly
t tiveful.
>r
fairly remunerativi
"lined to t’lnk tha
the Blllumer of”Ì90
in thel
yes- general In n se In
paper. That a g®nrea) inc
How long Stun will talk no one In Diet put Into contract* a
win undertake to say, but ho will be be unqueatloned.
As to the charge of the existenc
bw follow. <1 by Gore' . tli blind -sena-
in restraint of
tor from Oklahoma, As he is unable of a combination
to read himself It la certalu he Will | trade the report aiys:
"The evidence before the commis
not receive unanimous consent for .
sion so far falls tn prove unv combi
others to read for’hlm.
nation of print paper manufacturers
to advance prices or otherwise In re-1
ralnt of trade, but considerabl evi- |
dence was
resented whl.’h excites
suspicion th»« such a comblnatlir
has been made and Is still In exist-
enee. ”
\s to the Tariff,
the vv id nee taken so
that the I
IDEM, Dll
» *
ent I r. ■
IX IT IE
1
»
• nt tariff wotld not
mnindiatr effect and
oy
JI I Y
I»
•moved
at nny i | i
•iitiled with the rie
iliaiue
stlón of wood pulp
ente ilawnei
an forests. The ret
a tiled
•
. -1
It.
It wa
be tariff on print pnier and
1 u toe r,i«|
<ia> although - le afturnooc
p. If foil '»c! by an export
\rchl• O Knnwbx,
V
and turned c ol In the even
■avis lake, on the en
»ont the usual c owd was in »n pub v ><><1 coming from C>
‘ tsead.-s.
»uhi probably result In a conai
ThtMe tn<
'< • and. nothing occirrre.i tc
nt ! examinât Ion rondai
.. Increase tn the prie-» of print pa-
plenaur.« of the day
Th.
•r and an early drain of the pulp
feu
g program wa carrU’d out:
>od forests of th® United S*nt‘n
Mi
by baud: chorus; a.ldr."«s»nf
il xKinsni
•'It would seem that the publlwh-
pi itsox it s
we
by llev. Downs; music by
a. to be assured of the low price
I he
! recitation. Miss Ida Km
M
r paper, should maintain mills In
Ha •n. Mrs Sw ar
e ."lilted Stites. Any policy tha"
II by twclvi
w mild g
< anaaian mina a nr»-f
in
eatfal
tar' over the Amer
In
st race f.
an mil
Maini«« th
t
1
91.
hr Good
si st a
Ire mnat
under 1
It In I
'lautllm
M
Wd ri n
in m<
ItnMe
9
bH<h<
HOWTO PICK.AND
FOBES! RÄK6ERS
ARE APPOINTED
PACK STRAWBERRIES
It an I V
manu
I ho n
f
to !i!
Co*
Must
inn '
Berries
In gend <• ndltlon.
No slack fltjej box
sider.'d flr.’t grade,
Second i
and In gooi
Ito not
Do not
it
the »U.l af
Delivvr to
u
d
will
111 lb!
‘e e
bv
I
n
A 4 P<>. .~lbiP
By
ard
+ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * < ♦ ♦ ♦
* J*«
JTOEi, 3 uv
!e
..
Fu«ly Vertfable.
$ «ALL PILL SMJiWL SU’IL PR«.
füÂRfËft
K ittle
Gamine Must B ea ’
Fac-Sitnile Si
J ¡VER
LARGF BELLINGHAM
MILI PLANT BURNED
A BIG SUCCESS
im <ho Me
J Tesene. Pala " ‘he
'TSTITUT! «
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2; V.U
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«TONE’S IIEAVE DROPS
4
«
«
C k ’test known remedy forb”
/ I,This rd, Cr^ Oct. 31.1 ’’ 2
1 Us is to err’i’y that I gave m
mare one bottle of "Stone’s He
i root" and cu-ed her of l’< :
1 h's was last winter Srd she h.
not been af:ectedsince—G Wa' .i
rR.S.C.STONE. Salem,Or.
hoe saie by all drugg sts.
*
«
$l.C0
.«•.•n mina.
Pulp
Every Wonai
A
n:r i».
♦
♦
♦♦+♦+♦+ ♦ ♦ + +>♦♦♦♦ + ♦
At her h me In this city. May Ji.
1SOX, Mrs. Elsa Emily CoIyar, wife
of J. I*. CoIyar, of consumption aged
IX yaers. 10 mouths and 2x days. -
Cottage Grove Western Oregon
S’
In
Th tu and Jay M
f^onfen*.
boys
t he n H
r gir . under X |
all an
a
American r
a.
$td.
a
bought
W ill Celebrate the Fourth,
Xlinorlty Rt*|x>rt
•tree! from
At the last meeting of the f.tn-
The minority report endorses
E J McClanahan returned Imlay mereiai Club th
through
the
Ifenn
of
— Carftn
executive commit- , Stevens bill tn Its entirety and
from Seattle.
rP1
’
.
1
.
dealer»,
and
tee
»as
appointed
to
interview
A
our j o tn mends Its passage. Dlscussng
9
O owm M ewh.
Wil
W» ek
fi
•r. IV W Brigg
n ls.- Rulletoln.
1 MAIfVll'Úh
The new
Hi ¡I
IS ;
rró¿BPra,7
K.
be ">PPIt*d wit
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