Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, June 01, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugeue Guard Published every evening ol the week, Sun days excepted. Address all ciiinnmulcaUons ad mko ell! remittances payable to tlie Kugknk OUABi), Eugene, Oregon. 8 V BSOKI PTION ATE3. DAI LI. Delivered by carrier, per week I 18 Delivered by carrier, per month 60 liy mail one year (in advance) 6 00 Six mouths ?V One month jjr Single copies. u5 WEEKM. One year (in advance) 92 00 Sit monthi J, l Advertising rates made known on applica tion. Entered as aecond-ciau matter at the Eugene, Oregon, poHtoUice. THE UASTKUN OFFICES -Of the paper are at 230 to 234 Temple Court, New York Oity.and U Express Bid, 87 Wash ington St., Chicago, IlL, E KATZ Advertis ing Agency In charge. CAMPBELL BROS Publishers ail Ruslnai Letters to this offlae should e dlreoted to THE GUARD Instead of either of the proprietors personally CAMPBELL BROS.;. -wlenmi 5UNlM0NITUEIWEPlTHiJIFffl 1 3ATI tO II 12 15 14 15 16 17 la 19 20 21 22 25 ,24 25 26 2T 2 29 5Q WEATHER BUREAU- (Daily Roport.) PORTLAND, OKKaON.I Juno 1. 1000 u:0 ami n'eathor forooast forKugone, Oregon. For tfolurday: Bhoweri. FRIDAY JUNE1 Union State Ticket. For Eleotort, W M Plows Umatilla County DollStuart Multnomah Uounty Ernest Kroner Multnomah Count John Whllakor Benton County For Supreme Judge. TQQrcon Multnomah County For Food Commissioner. rV M Schulraorlok Washington County Congressman First Dlstrlot. I)r Bornard Daly Lako County For Proaeoutlng Attorney. B II Hasard Coos County Lane County Citizens' Ticket For Joint Senator It. M. VEATCH, Cottage Orove. For Representatives LEVI GEER, Cottage Grove. , E. K. BKIPWORTH, Eugene. CHAS. HARWOOD, Florence. For County Judge H. R. KINOAID, Eugene. For Commissioner J. It. HILL, of Blohardaon. For Clerk H. M. MILLIORN, ot Junotlon. ForBberlfl W. W. WITHERB,of. Thurston. For Treasurer A. 8. PATTERSON, of Eugene. For School Superintendent W. M. MILLER, of Creewell. For Assessor E. R. PARKER, of Lost Valley. For Surveyor LINCOLN TAYLOR,.! Cottage Grove. For Coroner DR. W. L. CHESHIRE, of En- gene. 1'RECINOT OFFIOKKS, KtKtKNR. For Justice GEO. W. KINSEY. For Constable J. M. MARTIN. VIRTUAL CONFESSION. In the issue of the Daily Guard of Saturday, May 20, we called attention to speoiQo violations of the eleotion law by County Clork Lee in the arrangement of the official ballot to be voted Monday, Tune A. That charge of oflloinl violation of the law whioh County Clerk Leo took oath to ezeoute has boon re-iterated in the Guard, and given extensive circulation through out the county. And all these days County Clerk Lee has made no sign of being the possessor oi a conscience that would actuate hint to right the wrong gainBt Ms fellow citizen as far as might lie in his power. The Daily Register has kept silont as the grave regarding the ugly charges of official doreliotion of dutywith one exception, the issue of Sunday May 27. Under the head of "Impres sions" this was published on that date: "Just now the Guard thinks it has discovered a marti's nest p.nd is howling about the ballolB. Tbey do not seem to be printed to suit the fastidiouB fancy of the Guard. Meanwhile Clerk Lee continues his duties at the old stand despite the threats and calumnies of the noisy sheet that bases success for its party on its Benelens abuse of the most painstaking, careful and honest clerk Lane county ever had." What will the voter say about this "oareful and honest olerk" that by continuous silence makes vir tual confession of guilty and know ing violation of the law? TRYING TO SQUARE HIMSELF. County Clerk Lee got caught on his unlawful arrangement of tbe offloial ballot to be voted Monday. He makes no denial of the ugly charge made against him through the papers that ohampion his in terests. Yet his friends are show ing ballots that are printed cor reotly, and claiming tbey are of the kind that have been delivered to tbe judges of eleotion in tbe different preoinots. Those ballots are in sealed packages and may not be opened until the morning of the eleotion in the presence of the judges of eaob precinct. We publish affidavits of respon sible oitizens, today, that must be convincing of the truth ot our statements to any, but the most uncompromising partisan. It was bad enough to attempt to deceive the voter and gain an undue advantage through unlawful ar rangement of the ballot, but false hood and attempted deoeption of tbe people render the offense un pardonable. The joint affidavit made by L. L. Stevens and L. Bilyeu, published in this issue, is unimpeachable. It stamps E. U. Lee as an unfit, person to occupy the position of county clerk. The records of the county, that affect the the welfare of every citizen, are in charge of the county clerk. Will the fair-minded voter indorse such trickery and double dealing by casting his vote for E. U. Lee? You will have your ay at the polls Monday. A whole some regard for honesty and probity in official life de mands that E. U. Lee be re tired from the position that he has proven himself un worthy to hold. Thirty thousand veterans of the oivil war paBsed to tbe misty other shore last year. Tbe last survivor of the war of 1812 died, last sum mer, seventy five years after the close of the war. On this basis of calculation a few oivil war veterans may survive in 1940. Suoh figures mook our faith in statements that life is transitory and fleeting. Make no mistake in marking your ballot. Make a oross between the number on the ballot and the name ot the candidate you deaire to vote for. No scratching tlokets. If you do you will lose your vote. Simply make a oross mark before the names you vote for. The White Man's Burden can be named In the single word dys pepsia. It is the one disease, which more man any otlier.Rttccti the American people. It is common to all classes and all condi tions. It makes life miserable. It mars family happiness. It interferes with busi ness and pleasure alike, and it discounts a man's usefulness just as much as it discounts his happi ness. There's a remedy for dyspepsia. Dr. Pierce's Golden Med ical Discovery has -.i ... , :.. uiicu mis numen tr-ur hundreds of thou- jvT. anus, it cures ninety -eight out o( every hundred who f;ive it a fair and aithful trial. "I used ten bottles of nr. ntrce'sC.oUIrn Meill vlnl of his -Pleasant Pellets' a vesr sax, this spring, mint hnve bsil no trouble with Imiigentlon since." writes Mr. W. T, Thompson, of Town send. Urosilwster Co.. Montana. "Wonts Ml to tell how thankful I am lor the re lef, as I had suffered: so much ami tw-om mended your mrdlclne to several, and slisll always have a (rood word to say for Dr. Fierce and hi medicines.- 1 . , . ' . n 1 1 1 11 , IUV15CT is sent free on receipt of stamps to pay expense of mailing pmy. It con tains iniv tviire ami nM.P ill..... . ----- ...... w.v. iiiumii,. ions, bend at one-cent stamps for the wv. n:r cuvrra, or 31 stamps lor cloth binding to Dr. R. V. Pierce. Buffalo, N. V. .A P i J un GRAND AT ELMIRA ...ON... June 1st., 1900, Political At 2 p. GetffJ. B. Weaver, of Ionia, Ex-Presidential Candidate. There will be a Grand Rally, Everybody Invited. In the Evening at Eugene 8 p. m "IN LOVE-LIT, LIP-LOCKED FUSION.'" The overflowing sympathy of Republican editors for Populists whom they olaim are being drawn into the Demooratio drag-net is fitly illustrated by this news item from tbe Corvallis Times of May 30: "The moBt patbetio thing seen in forty years was a subscription in oiroulation yesterday afternonn among tbe republicans for the !mim band to play for the middle ol i In road populist who Bpoke at me courthouse last night. The goil old brethren pungled n the necessary $10, and thus the repub lican party falls into the alaiin!.er arms of the middleof-the-ro idt-rn in a love-lit and lip-Incked hiBinn. It is either awfully patbetio or it w anoommonly funny." Naval experts having mude t projectile with a soft steel c ip that will pieroe any armor, if fairly struck, have the pleasant job before them of inventing armor plate that will withstand tbe newly invented shell. TheBe gentlemen are tuie of keeping their jobB. "Abe" Patterson keeps the oounty treasurer's office in the courthouse. We believe the people will retain him with it. Would Not Suffer So Again Fifty Times Its Price. for I awoke last night with severe pains In my itomaob. I never felt so badly In all my life. When I came down to work this morning I felt so weak I could hardly work. I went to Miller 4 McCurdy's drug store and they rec ommended Chamberlain's fjollo, Choi era and Diarrhoea Remedy. It worked like maglo and one dose fixed me all right It certainly Is tbe finest tblng I ever used for stomach trouble. I shall not be without it In my house here' after, for I should not care to endure the suflerlngs of last night again for fifty Hues Its price. G. H. Wilson. Liveryman, Burgettstown, Washing ton Co, Pa. This remedy is for sale by W. U DeLano. List of Letters. Kemalniug In tha poatoflloe at KtiEtne, Ore Eugene, May 31, 1900. Anderson, Edua Boliu, O V Clonkeny, Mrs Deader, Daulelson, Albert Faunantsee, J E Freeman, M C Hunt, Leottie McCormlok.DrWW Spores, Geo H Trengore, W M A chars of Otis MBt will bo made on all Id. ters slrea out, lrsona whvu calllug for liars will plraie slate when scWmiicJ. H FMcCornack, P M. Mrs. Harriet Evans, Hinsdale, 111., writes, "I never fall to relieve my children from croup at once by using One Minute Cough Cure. I would not feel safe without it." Quickly cures coughs, oolda, grippe and all throat aud lung diseases. Vincent A Co., Corner Drug Store. PICNIC... on Speaking m. by RUNNING UP A BIB BILL For doctor' fees wouldn't be neceerary, when you are at tacked with colds at this1 sea ini of the year, if you would keep a bottle of our pure and biirh nrride Cyrua Noble Whiskoy iu y our house, ard then take it in the form of toddy, or an yourtaate dio tatee, at bedtime or any other old time. Thero is nothing like it for colds, 1a Grippe or kindred ailments. W Si. Heflsham Fuel for Force Your body must have force, nervous force, mus cular force, digestive force. Fat is the fuel used to supply this force. If you are weak in any of these torces, use more fuel. The cod-liver oil in Scott's Emulsion is the best fuel for this work. Your nerves grow stronger, your muscu lar power increases, and your digestion improves. oc. and $i.oo, all druggists, SCOTT & BOWNE. Chrmlsta. N.w York. Call For County Warrants. Notice Is hereby clvon tw. it.,. following warrants will be paid on presentation atmy office on and after May 28, 1000. Interest on same will cease May 28, 1900: All f,ana county warrants from rrgislered num- oer bioi to 6362, both inclusive. waled, I.ugvne, May 26, 1900. A 8 Patterson, County Treasurer "uv. v. K. ti .er. W.Cttton v v writes, "I had dyspepsia over twenty years, and tried doolorsand medicines without benefit. I was persuaded lo use Kodol Dvanensla Cure anrt n i..i wl me from the start. I believe It 1 1 be a pnaeea for all forms ol indigestion.'' imigesis what you eat. Vlnceut & t'o , Corner Drug Store. Experience Is the bust tnnh i-.. Afker's EtiKllsh Itemedv m or coughs, colds or croup. Should li fall to give Immediate relief money re funded. 25 ct and 50 ci fl W 1, DeLano. ' ' " FIRST national Bank Of Eugene. Paid ud Cash Capita! $50,000 Surolus - - i,uv'wvw Euaene. Oregon. i 1,1 tamna. Alllit drafts on Chicago, n Francisco and fort- -m iinne un ir 10 maoiv . -..-o . "bIIIs of exo'liangf (old on foreiRn ocuntries. Deposit! received dabjeot to check 01 certifi cate ol deposit. . AU collections entniuttl to us wi'l receive prompt attention, t G Hkndkiok?, " P. E. Snodobass, President. Casliier. 8 B Eakin, L. H. Varna , Vice i"resilcut. ""' EUGENE LoaneSavingsBank Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Capital - $50,000 . - 'i,m A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANS AOTED ON FAVORABLE TERMS- Drafts Issued on tlio principal cities of the umieuoimes turn iviuisu Interest allowed on nemaud Certlncaies JJeposit whon left rtatod period. Collections receive our prompt attention. City and County Warrants bought. W. G, BKOWN, D. A. PAINE, President. Vice President. F.W. OSBURN, W.W.BROWN. Cashier. Asit Cashier. LANE COUNTY BANK Established n 1882. - Of EUGENE, OREGON. ft General Banking business in all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVE? , President JVM. ABRAM8. Cashier B H HOVEY, Ast Cashier. Central Market, PROPRIETORS Will keen constantly on hand a lull suppl; BEEF- MUTTON. PORK and VEAL Which they will Bell at the lowest market prices. A falrishare of He dddIIc patronage solicited : TO THE FARMERS.-: We will pay the highest market price for Fat Cattle, Hogs and Bheep. Shop on Willamette St EUGENE, OREGON. VaW-Meau dellvcrod to n carl ol tli citj Preeof ebaree EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor Stage leaves Eugene for Florvuc Dally except rjunday at 6 a m Returning stage leaves Plorent for Eugene daily except Sundays at p m naturdava at. ft am Arrives in Eugene at 6 pm the dav '""""'"ft PARK Fnno n . II 1 i" J" "very bm, Floroii: ,"",w,al ..Printing.. Of All Kinds ....AT THE.... GUARD OFFICE. GOOD WORK, LOW FRICES, G003 STOCK. -Legal Blanks of All Kinds.. ffsjorthern Pacific RAILWAY & . vim Pullman Sleeping riars Elegant Dining Cars Tourist) Sleeping Jar? SV. I'AUL, MINNEAPOT ui:luth, TO b'AltGO, GRAND I'OItKST UROOK8TON; WINNIPEG, IH ELENA and HU'lTE. Throunh Tickets to CHICAGO, WASHINGTON BOSTON, and All I'oints East and South. For Information, time cards, map and tickets, call on or write to It MoMUEPHEY, General Agent, Eugene, Office Opposite Guard office. Or. . AD CHARLTON, ABst Gen'l Pass. Agent, 265 Morrison St, cor Third, Portland, Oregon 0 R & N GO. Depart Time Schedule. Arrived Salt Lake, Denver, Chicago Portland Special 9:15 a m ft worth, umana, 4 pm Kansas Citv. St Louis, Chicago and juaat Atlantic Express 9:00 p. m. Via Hunt ington Salt Lake, Denver Ft Worth, Omaha Kansas Citv. St Louis, Chicago and Walla Walla, Lew iaton, Spokane, Minneapolis, St Paul, Duluth Milwaukee, Chi oago and East. Atlantic Express 6:00 p. m. Via Spokane 8am Ocean Steamships All Sailing dates subject to change. For San Francisco- 8pm 4'p m Sail every 5 days Daily Columbia Kiveh Ex Sunday Steamers -To Astoria and Way Landings. 4 d in p m Sat 10 pm Ex tiunday WillametteKivkb 6am Ex Sunday Oregon City, New berg, Salem, Inde pendence and Way Landings. 4:80 Dm Ex Sunday Willamette and Yamhill .Hivehs Oregon City, Day ton and Way Landings. 7am Tuei, Thur and Sat 3:30 o m Mon, Wed and x ri. WillametteKiver Portland to Cor vallis and Way Landings. 6am Tues, Thur and Sat, 4-30 Dm Mon, Wed and 1'ri, Lv Riparia 5am Daily Snake Kiveu. Lv Lewistn Kipana to Lewistn Daily fl a m W H Hurlburt Gen Pass Agt Port, Or ANADIAN PACIFIC RY SOO-PAOIFIC LINE. The only Transconiienental Route Grand Scenery, Fine Accommod.t ons Low Rates. To and from all east ern points and Eu rope. Direct Route to Kootenay mining district, British Col umbia. We run the finest solid vestibule train crossing the continent consisting of Palace ' sleepers, dining cars, tourist cars, day coaches and colonist sleepers. CANADIAN PACIFIC ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. To China and Jopan. CANADIAN AUSTRALIAN LINE To Honolulu and Australia, For full fnfnrmnflnn Kxritrrlinff rntus. etc V'lijr to En. K. f RAW Aonnt. H. H. A130TT, Eugene, Oregon ttKttni. i-oruana, ur, E. J. COYLE, A. G. P. A, Vancouver, B. C. THROUGH TICKETS TO THE E ASTandSO UTH EAST SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY pic-rowf" Pullman Palar.A P.tnpnrrn Tour- l.'lt SlRfnsrq and Rrliniirs Crrair Cars Daily to .'. .'. UE.NVKK, OMAHA, CHICAIi", KANSAS CITY, ST. LOUIS' And other Eastern Oities. The only line from Portland orTeiiug passesirers Specially Comliuted Excursions through to Chicago e-ery Wednesday. Daily Tourist n. .11-. J 1. PI, seas Car Service rUI'lliillU IU Ui'lUciyU Via Southern Pacific, Union Pacific N W liy's. HaiririiM checked throneh to destination. Magnificent scenery, Union, deimt. fast time, lowest rntea. ' or further Information, apply to any agobt Southern Pacific Company, or H LAlUROr, CEHKO Pwis.. I NlinanT.i..:': u-o r, ivs ..." EV'sfrV "'T'l.lSK, I Notlcijj Nnll-. i. . 1 "'iiuea Sink,,, '" 0outt w8S of thTjlaj s t.teTw"'S """oniuji.m I N01I0E i p.i.i. .... I urioiUDecoiM, inp of obiM.ioJ,1!61! the flnslsefil.n,...J.' Ddlhi.21lld,;y L. Bixmtt. An. Notice of FlniisJ Estate of Ratio Un J Notice In hfiut . and AleokLevii, (IM",J urasiMiBJiM aooountmihaiuildrt that Tot8dajllu6ih4,fi the hnnrnl in'.lL that day dm bra (111.(1 nuu lor lee aoil mteAl Any and all objeotioni to si the flnsl HRtll.in.nl aI.1J - filed with the olerk Umia fore said dats at hMiiu Dated tbii Hth diiidfil Ik; Eisttaii TsoMrgos & Hun, Attorneys for Erato. SUMMON. In the Circuit Cjcitrtiil for Lane couotr. Lillie M, Eggleehim, Fisi Koy Hwlesham. Dstk: To llov Kirtrlesham. dl . INTHENAMKOHHil Oregon, you are henbr and answer tbe ctMbisiiii in the abore entitislmltnilH day of June, 1901); and if r for want thereof, thi cJilidii) oreo aeaiuet yon dissnlraf si nstriuinriviloweiiltio(bms (lefomlant and for her ftrtaiia) of this mil. audita B of defendaDt's property, to-fii interest in the 80 sera fk i tlio eomplaiut, and tin in the note ana mongij!i t.tin nmnlsinL Thiesumrooni ii pdMijij Euobns GoADbyor4oiil' ter, judge of the Cm? ' Oregon, made to ctatai April, laOO; aad tls aia rn.il,. f.t ttm. n ta GuauI) of the isr II'!J Sheriffs Sale on W notice is "?'""Tia execution oMy taajfja .... , Court of iui idirment rerderedn ail ' is. on loeiiwJ TT.., day Hm , nf ' " . -.t i. itm ur undred dredanrl(myT,l sdjrar""T,l March andfertyui! an mini feet, and mi the nw-r,, idoUan oMViTm 20-100 d Conger 1 ,.V.a1 were drfwft JJjJ Wheeler fendantB ree of foreclcm T7 on a ueci rendered A decree lit, "wwinjjgi order to Dall tho lollowms . .. , . Iks to-wit: t'Na kJfaeaW"" oeiJiJ nlftt of containing with au sss-,1 ,.ts sad nerealwu,ou orioaoys""'! elonging heretore, T7SJ THE ..retfl Oregon, offer tor mihiiA ai in eth..bo.fa c auction :tiontolh"4 t,Hotisa,hTOa i'iiRswi,"rT.J me tjoui I lunnn Otl V'l8"M KWIIl rtttWMD and 4 o ci( cm, Sheril i!oflr. SUMMON . .in:mltCorj' in ine V, tA lletuen we TV Andrews,. To 'uK 0r IL : (Jrevon, '".hecooP'Jis1 the lw" ,h,j5thdS7'1 i lrrreh'f"Lt.r; I flis ,l, lUlH ' in lbisPi',l W. t Ell1"1