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About Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1897)
Letter Heads Sill Heads, Statements, Cards Envelopes. Poste rs. Programs Leg j'ZBlanks Etc. Etc PRINTED AT THE GUARD OfFICE.- AILY EUGENE GTJAE . . Foi they Appreciate it. And i" per"sinQ 11 tne d0 not overlook the "ads." VOL. IV- QItEGNT. MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 21. 1807, NO. 17 J. M. WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY : AT : LAW. COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY. Offlaa over Lne Couoiy Bank. D. NORTON, LAWYER. Koouis 1 aud 2 over First National ; Bank. CEO. B. DCRR1S. Attorney and Cturi.selior airLaw, Uyai pkACTlCJS lis inci ujub'is l ei the Second Judicial DUU'wt and in Suureine Court uf this Sute. qTTI attention given to collections and I natters in probate. A. C. WOODCOCK ATTORNEY AT LAW Orms-One-half blook south ol chrUman's I Block, KL'OENE. : : OREUON. i HelKius V Thompson. Charles A Hard). Thompson & Hardy, ; Attomeys-at-Law, Office in First National Bank Bldg-. CnMpnn (In i Practice In all the Courts. HHjOin., Ul GEO. A. D01UUS. ; Attoknky-at-Law, ; KIH1KKK. UUKtlUN office Over Lane County i'.aiik I L. BILYEIT, I Attokney-at-Law, I SUGKNK, OUEUON. f f3F 01 fics Over First Natlouol lliu J C. E. LOOMIS, M. D., I Physician and Surgeon. f Office up-statrs in Bhelton block over Geo. T. 11 Bll OC ouu a yiucvij owe Private telephone inside (lie door or calls day or uiBlit. DR. J. W. HARRIS, i-l iy tsiuian and Surgeon Office over Henderson St Linn's Drug Store. Ofsick Hocus: 9 to 12 a. in.; 2 to 6 and 7 to 8 ttesldenco Ferry street between Ulhandl3th W. KUYKENDALL, M. 0., Physician and Surgeon. Office in Chrisman Block. Special attention to surgery and surgica dis eases of women. L. L. WHITSON , DENTIST. llavlnc mirr.hn.no1 the office and fixtures 0 the late deceased W. V. Henderson, 1 am now prepared to do anvshlng in the line o DeulLtrj in tlie above said bllice. Crown and Bridge work a Specially. DR. G. W. BIDDLE, Docs oniy first-elnas work. The latest Im prim-mcma used. Terms moderate. (Mlicesti'! rest'K-u-e on olive street, tietween Fifth am sutli aireeu, oue block weal ol Mlunesoli Uotcl. J. B. LUCKKV, GT E3 WEI. jEl HEfc. Watches and Clocks Repaired. E 1 1. 1 !W , IHitOI. DRINK (Ueiohard's ON SALE AT ALL SALOONS. Bottle Beer for Families, W. MAYER, Agt 10 Days Sal! on Bicycle Closing Sale vw FOR $1.00 J. J J J . I FOR I I 1 1 Waists worth all the way From $1.25 to $2.00. Tl ey have got to go. Do not Put off . . . This Great Opportunity. A New Tourist Sleeping Car Line. Commencing Sunday, June 13tb, the Union Pacific in connection witli the Southern Pacific (Shustu Route) and Chicago & Northwestern Ky. will iiiauuurute a DAILY TOURIST BLEEP1 FO CAR LINE between Portiaud and Chicago without change. Ill addition to the regular daily ser vice via ttiis new line, leaving Port land once a week on a special tourist excursion, a conductor will be in charge ol the (tar through to Chicago, whose duties will be to look after the wants and comforts of the passengers enroute, without additional charge. These personally coi ducted excur sions will be found most desirnbleby ladies and children. Via this through line, passengers pass through tho finest scenery of the Continent, including Willamette, Uuipn.ua, Rogue and Sacramento River valleys, the Siskiyous and Cascade Mountains. Observation cars are at tached to all trains for use of patrons in passing over tne world famous Sis kiyou Range. For rates, tickets, sleeping ear reser vations or any information, apply to any agent of the Southern Pacific Company, or Jt. V. RAXTKIt, General Agent Union Pacific System, No. 135 Third Street, Portland, Oregon. Ilmi'i Tina? We oner One Hundred Dollars Reward lor any case ol Catarrh that caunol Do cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J t-'lIENKV CO ., Props., Toledo, O We, the undersigned have known K J Cneuey for the last IS years, and believe him perfectly v.r....,..KTa in all hiiNl ii.'iiii trail. action and finan cially able to carry out any obligation made by Iu'ItIsTbuaJC, Wholesale Pmirelsts, Toledo, O Wai.msu, Kisxan A Mabvim, Wholesale Druir gMs, Toledo, 11. , Ha I's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, acl iin illrccty upon the blood and mucous sur fares of the system, l'rlce cents per bottle, sold bv all Druggists. Testimonials free. For Sale. 1 piano, 2 horses, 2 buggie9, 1 hack, 1 road cart, 1 set dotib.e harness, 4 sets single harness. Will trade for lumber and fblngles. A 8 McClubk, Don't forget Saturday June 20. 1897. Grand patriotic picnic, at btallora school house, on Mohawk, itemeni ber Stafford school house, not Ping Yang. Flag rnialiig, good program. Everybody iuvited. liring your ban ket and snend the day. 22: sir x-"sr. :KOR:- Good steel cut nails, per iu t ( losing out nearly all sizes. Oood lard id Hi pail c 1 1. n.. i la . .. a- (iood Phnuldfrs pe. lb (ioo.1 hums per ICin.nl bacon, heavy, 'r lb r:.-..i ..isi i. iicrni. i"si iu Just received the largest In voice of tinware ever re ivHf! In Kugetie direct from the fac tory ,000.1 No 8 wa-h boiler.......... I Heavy al CO,.per wash boiler - tW OTHER PRICES HI PROPOnTION -tl and Out Hats 75cts. out The Celebrated Trojan Shirt Waists. Regardless Of. Price FOR $1.00 The Conductor's Excursion. At 7 o'clock Sunday moriiiiiir Hie excursion train pulled out from Eu gene with eight conches, nil well tilled. and before reaching Salem three more were added, making a train load of cleveu coaches, or about 800 people. the day was apparently enjoyed by all, the hotpilable conductors furnish ing a good program of amusements during the day, aud the state institu tions were all placed open for the In spect on of visitors. Tho ride through the valley reveals the fact that the grain crop of this year will be a short on, the fall sown grain lookiug good, but the spring crops piovhig to be scanty, which even the l ast week's copious showers will not benefit much. The Stomach Cuntiol be t'reljtliled With greater trash than a violent drastic pur gative. True, soch a medicine relieves con stipation for the time, but at the expense of great Injury to th- Intestinal canal, which II both Inflames aud weakens, thus uulllting tl fur the performance of Its proper functions. Wide ly different Is the actlonof Hosteller's Stomach Hitlers, a tonic aperient which produced allecta prompt, Indeed, but nevor violent or convulsing. The purity of lis botanlo Ingredients, its un objectionable llavor, lta genial Influence upon the mind, and the thoioiigliuesa of lis rt'iueiiial action In cases of oouatipatioii, liver complaint and dyspepsia, ciinblne to render It a most de sirable family specific. It Increases b.nh physical vigor and substance, tranquillizes and Invigorates the nervous a)s.ein, and givea an unwoule-i ri-llsn fur the food. A wineglass three times daily la the average dose- Tlio Sew Sewers. The work of digging the new South Park and North Pearl street sewers Is about completed aud the contractors ' t ill, in a few days lay their mains. ' The workmen on the South park ! sewer, three iu number, completed the excavating across the entire block iu two and ou-half days. The North Pearl street sower is a benefit to a largs number ef citlzcus and is of a grea Ideal of beueiit. V. C. T. L'. The last regulnr meeting of the year, will bo June 23d, Wednesday at 3 p m iu the I tend lug room. Superinten. dinls of the departments will present their annual reports. Members, re member aud bring your annual leuf- Ict. HY OKbKIt I'KKSIt'KNT. Ecukkk Cattle. Arlington Rc ord: Twenty-five dead cattle were taken from stock cars at this plice I'rl- .to Tha stock li id been loadeil at Kugeue, and by the time th,y reached Arlinoton. the above number had been trampled to death. It Is believed that the loss was the result of leaving the cattle too Ions without feed while waiting shipment. Anotheb Mkbchanmlsk Hiokk Albert Plato, of Pasadena, Cul., Iiae rented the north room in the Walt n brick block and will open therein a stock of general merchandise. He is a man of family tud has also rented a dwelling. Some of bis goods have al mdy arrived here. ROR Ol'ISIDE OPINION OF CHAPMAN. 'His omiiiel Bis UsitnloEss" Vmi bt Kufieue slplulon Mliaunt be Con alileretl The Corvallis Times, cimmentiiig ou the sittiution Into which the Stale University has been brought by the incompetency of Dr Chapman, says: "Squabbles like that at Eugene over tha presidency of the statu university are to be regretted. A man who bus held the position for three years has, in some unexpluiued way incurred tho dislike of Kugcne people, who are out in a popular and vehement objection to his further leleulion in tho pluce as president. There is no use to stop and Inquire why or iu what way this storm of local opposition was provoked. It is enough to know that it is there and that, being there, the usefulness of tho objectionable incumbent is wholly deslroyeii. With a president handicapped by locul unpopularity, the institution itself Is crippled, for (licipiine can only be maintained mir der 1 1 10 iiio-t fuvorubln conditions, nud a school, feeble in discipline, la Impo tent iu all thiugs. As to the people of Eugene, their opposition to the man at the head of the state uuivertsUy Is to be considered. With the rest of the state, aud more than tho rest of the state, they are interested in tho welfare and development of the universsty. 'At the first Hppeitinuce of the can cer, it is a fool of a physician who don't insluntly cut it ell'. The longer the disease goes uncut, tho more dilllcult it must bo of successful removal. Eu gene people see a fungus growth Invit ing de.dh to the stnlo university and are alnrmed, the rest of the people ought to be, for Eugnno people uro on the sccue and must bo aimed bv relia ble Information. If they want a vac cination, tiny ought to have it, and the board of regents ought to provide tho virus, Dr Chapmuu may be a broud, strong educator, but it is clear that ho has outlived his usefulness as tho head ol the U of O. Plensiiiit 11111 Items. J u no 15. L Bst Saturday wus our annual plo nic. Despito the rainy morning, by 10 o'clock a large crowd was ou the ground everyone enjoyed themselves. The bull gume between this placo aud Goshen was watched with much inter est. Tho score stood 20 to 10 In favor of the home team. J F Rtlchauau and wife returned from Linn county last Friday, where Mr fiucliauan was at tho death and burial of his mother, Uncle Sam llnuyhuian received a U S pension recently of ib.00 a month and back puy amounting to 1561. W congratulate him. The citizens of Pleasant Hill met ast Monduy eve. aud made arrange ments lor a picnic for the 4'.h of July, The 4th coming on Sunday It will be held ou Saturday tha 3rd. No ill'ort will be spared to make It a joyful day; the Eaglu will squall, and pnrtrlotism will run high, but remember it will be called a Ith of July picnic, and not a celebration; but we will have fun all the same. Everybody Is Invited; wa ter will bo furnished for horses, and no reason why we should not have a great time. A program Is being arranged which will be announced In duo time and we'll try to please the most fasti dious. AltlllXKI.K. Something- to Depend Ou. Mr James Jones, of the drug firm of Jones rfc Sou, Cowilen, 111., Ill speaking of Dr King's New Discovery, says that last winter his wife was attacked with La Grippe, and her case grew so seri ous that physicians at Cowdeu and Pana could do nothing for her. It seemed to develop Uito hiwty consump tion. Having Dr King's New Dis covery in store, aud selling lots of It, he took a bottle homo, and to the sur prise of all she brgar. to get better fiom the first dose, aud half a dozen dollur bottles cured her sound and well. Dr King's New Discovery for consump tion, coughs and oolds is guaranteed to do this good work. Try it. Free trial boltltsat Henderson A Liuu's Drug Hbire. To tare a Cold In One Day. Take Laxative Kromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund the money f it falls to cure. 2'ic WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN. Ihy Crop Slior. Fall ml Winln Grain Exci'lieut.-Srjiriiig Grain a Uood ICrporla t-'rom I'riilt. Pokti.axh, Oregon, June 14, 1SH7. WKSTKRN OltKUON. Weather. Slightly lower tempera tures, with more clouds and a few spr ukles of ruin, havo been the weather characteristics for the week. Frosts were general tho morning of 9ih, which, In exposed localities, in jured tender vcgetntlon to some ex t.'iit. Wheat, Oats aud Hay. More ralu Is badly needed. The dry w ent her has matuiially atlected the hay crop, es pecially clover and timothy, and (lie correspondents are of the opinion that not over one-half crop will be seen td. ll.iyiug hits commenced, though the showers iu tho northern portion of the district have retarded the work. It cat) safely be cat honied that tho hay crop will be sltoit. Rains, such as aro necessaiy to improve tho late hay, ale not probable, hence no material Im provement can be expected in t lie crop The area of killing frost Is very small. Fall and winter sown oats and when are very promising; without more ruin they will make very good crops, anil with rain tho crops will be excellent. Spring grain of all kinds Is badly In ueed of rain. The showeia were of benefit, but they were not heavy enough. Spring wlteut, iu n favora ble year, yields from 20 to 3'i bushels per acre; but this year, unless most uuusual changes occur, it will not yield over from 10 to 20 bushels. Spring oatH should yield 40 bushels to the acre but If they give 20 bushels this year tho present expectations will bo re alized. Small and Orchard Fruits. Straw berries are about over. II luck berries and raspberries aro ripening rapidly, aud both are full crops. Of cherries the May Duko Is ripe; the Rnyul Anne aud llhtck Kcpuhlicjui are ripen ing rapidly, and before tho current week closes the major portion will be picked and shipped. Somu trees are filled with cherries, while others aro only partially so. The cherry crop, as a whole is good; in some years bettor yields havo been had, ami In otherB much worse. The prune crop now promises to be better llinu was anticipated a few weeks ugo; tho total pruuo product will be, from present appearances, larger than ever before, hut the yield per tree I In some orchards will be less. Tho dropping which has been reported, apieurs to havo censed. The peaoh crop now promises to be very heavy; baud pruning Is In progress. The apple crop promises to bo fair; some varieties have all the treo cull bear; while some aro light. I'tars aro almost the sume as apples. Hops and (Jardens. Hops nre glow ing rupidly. The hop louso has ap peared and spruylng has commenced. The hop prospects aro excellent. Gar dens are doing remarkably well. Po tatoes, peas, beans, caulillower, aud other gurdcti produce, ure plentiful. Corn is making u much better growth than usual. Grapes also promlso a heavy yield. fcAHTKKN OIIKOON. Weather.-Sllghtly wurmer weather bus prevailed during the past week The highest temperature was til degrees on Friday and Suturday; tho lowest 42 degrees, on Thursday, In the Columbia River Valley, and Si degrees over the Pluteuu Region. In the hitter section Injurious frosts were general. Scat tered showers occurred Sunday and today, but they were light. Grain, Hay mid Stock. T hu luck of ruin Is being markedly shown. Full and winter sown grain are head lug, but the grain cannot be plump with out more moisture. Spring wheat and oats are almost ut a stand still, and will not make even good hay without ralu. Tne cloudy weather has been of lienefit, and rsin would make an en tirely new phase upon the conditions. Italn a 11 hi ii two weeks will save the spring-sown crops. The prospects are still good for all grains, but they ure becoming rupidly poorer, Rye Is do ing well and will make a fulr crop; the same for barley. Grasshoppers and squirrels are doing Injury Iu Morrow county, and the farmers there are well nigh discouraged. H. B. I'AOt.'K, Section Director, Portland, Or. STATE ENCAMPMENT. Coiiirmiu K. K. Chapman (rives a Re sume of Proceediugs. Frauk Keisner Elected Coiniiiautter. Eugene, June 21, 1S97. Emiou Gi'akh: Our Sta'e En campment, G A R, convened at Inde peudtuce ou thu loth of the present mouth, and concluded its work ou the tilth. Many ot our comrades having been unnhlu to attend, I thought It would not be unbecoming to give a few items ou the subject. Eugene, by hard work, captured the coveted priie, the Department Commander, and bis name Is I'nuii Keisner, which I assure you is quite an honor to our city. The soldiers homo question lias been adjusted to the entire sutlsfaotion of all tho old soldiers, and friends of the old soldiers. We hud a mammoth gather ing, cousisllng of Graud Army men, sons nud daughters of veterans, the ladles of the grand army and last, but not least, that bund of noble worker, tho ladies of the Relief Corps. It was u proud day with us to thlik we were the guests of lienor, and so conllully received by the mayor (Goodman) and tho noble citizens of tho beautiful and live city of Inde pendence, Oieguii. The ladles were all so good looking that tho encampment could not re frain from adopting one of their num ber as a daughter orthe Grand Army, and presented her with a delegate's badge She is a great worker In our cause, and an eloquent speaker. Hot- fat her was an old soldier, a id was shot In tho grand charge at Missionary Rldg'o, Ton n. We voted her a badge suitable to tho high boners she won foi us. it will bo presented to her at our next encampment, th.it will con vene In Tho Dulles next May. Her nama Is Mrs Mamlo Brl,;g, of The Uollus, Oregon. Having elected eur several oilloers, we held a Joint lulallallon in the Odd Fellows hall. The Sors Install': I first, the Ladles ltellef Corps next, at. I the G A R last. Wo were vory ladly sqt.cszcd in tho hall, hut strango to say no ono objected to the squeeze. We then had a love feast fur half au hour, extending congratulations. Tha encumpmeiit concluded its work at 10 o'clock next morning, anil ended up iu another lovo feast at the auditorium, and all went thulr way r Joining. Respectfully yours, E. F. Chapman, LutoCo. 11, 10th Iowa, V V I. Tun Gvi'SY Hand Portland Trlb uuo: Thu baud of gypsies that l.avo Indicted themselves upon tha olty for tho past ten days aru now camped at Curson Heights, ust outside tho city bouudury line, near Rlvcrvlew ceine tery. There uro sixty-throe of the w anderers and they foun quite a colo ny. Since their advent In South Port laud they huvo cuplured that entire seci Ion of the clly and make house to house visits for donations. Between lulling foi tunes (and a good fortune can bu hud for the reasonable sum of 10 cunts), utid stealing, tho baud ap parently aro making a vory comforta ble living. Fifty Year Ago. This Is tha way It was bound to look When graodfatber had bis "deter took.1 Thess wars tha shadows caat before The comlog; of Conjurer Dsg larre And his art! Ilka a gtrl la a pinafore Homo day to bloom to a godd.:as fslr. Med certainty wer not as bi-ick. we know a.s taaj plcturad then, go years aga. Ayer's 5arsaparilla began to make now men, just as the new picture:) of men began to be made. Thousands of people fronted the camera with akins made oloan from blotch nnd blemish, because they had puriUod the blood with Ayer'a Sarenpurilln. It Is as powerful now as then. Its record proves it. Othors Imitate the remedy ; thay oau't Imitate the record : CO Yearn of Curoa, -ee-,r- f- ssrr-fr jr r
