Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, August 13, 1900, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EUGENE GUARD. Advertisements in the DAILY GUARD Reach the Right kind of People. Delivered every Evening at your door for only 60 cents a Month. VOL. 18. MONDAY EVENING EUGENE, OREGON, AUGUST 13, 1900 MONDAY EVENING NO. 141 Closing Out Sale... -WC0MMENCING JULY 16 Our Summer IS. 'at be Closed Oui: IN ORDER TO MAKE Immense Will give you excellent values In SUMMER GOODS. ... CALL AND SEE HAiM "Lest We Forget" Your attention is again called to the fact that Yerington's Pheno-Quinine baa i Hueclfic for Cold ia the Head. La Grippe, all other similar complaints. SATISFACTION OK MONKY BACK. Prepared aud told only at Yerington's 9th Street Drug Store, EUGENE, OREGON. B7 'See Our New JUST IN DAY & HENDERSON Oay Henderson, Undertakers Embalmers. Cor. Wil. and 7th sts. am Notice to the Public. We herewith agree to sponge and press your personal clothing as often as requested, for i $1.00 per mouth. LU3ENE STtftM DYEINfi & CLEANING WORKS Cream of OWheat... Latest and Best BREAKFAST FOOD Handsome Photogravures FREE. L C. Ms. Brick! Brick! I keep constantly on hand a large quanti ty of first-class brick at vard 1 J miles west of Eugene. J. M. MA11TIN. Modern Photography Careful attention given to every subject un der the skylight and in finishing of all portrait work at the Goods... i August 15 ' k ROOM FOR OUR Lines US Headache, and Line of Sideboards, Florence Items. iVest, Aug. 10. Schooner Bella Balled for SanFran oisco yesterday with a cargo of lumber. G D Thomas cauie lu Tuesday to greet bis old friends and enjoy the cool ocean breezes for awhile. The Robarts larrived from Portland Tuesday evening with a cargo of mer chandise and Usblng gear. C B Morgan, Olias Cox and A F Hurd and wife start to Koseburg this afternoon to prove up on timber claims. V W Brown, Darwin Yoran and MrNlcklln, of Eugene, were among the arrivals on the Mink yeBterday. They are on a bicycle trip and propose to visit Gardiner, Marsh Held, Bandon and other places ou the coast before returning. There was a strange woman in Flor ence Tuesday whose actions aroused some curiosity. 8be came from the south and left by the beach toward Ueoeta after eating dinner and paying for it at the Morris Hotel. She would not tell anything as to where she came from or where she was going, except that she sal S she was traveling up the baacb and intended to build afire and camp out. Milton NlcoUe had bis foot crushed while working In a )cglng camp at Mapleton last Friday. He was work ing on a steep side hill trying to start a log down when 'I started quickly and pushing hif along caught his foot between that log and another and crushed it badly. He was brought to Florence and made as comfortable as possible while a messenger was sent to Gardiner after Dr Patterson. Upon examlnatioi the doctor found two bonis dislocal-d and another fraotured Bluf Ri vbr Suri'LiKS. Kay Frank leave byre in the morning for the Blue River mines with a load of sup plies for l)r Candianl's mines. He takes with him also four steel plate lor Dr C's mine, to replace a cement bed that ba worn away. Eugene Babbitry Cor. 11th and High $ts. J. W. HAMBLE, Proprietor, fUOCNC, ORCOON. Th lrii"t Ilelirian Hare enUhllihrotnt in the SUM. 17 ihrterrnt HWiM repreatniea hsaded bv Fli'l Hoyal, "o of Champion Kanhoda and bonanza yaen m. All pMI Krwl yminiirten. Satisfaction (want), K-ierrnw Hrrt National bank, Kuna, Oregon. Fall BROSi TERRIBLE CEI Ten Missionaries and RUSSIANS SHELLED AMERICANS I1Y MISTAKE Special to the Guard. London. August 13. A battle of Yang Tsung, August The American forces had pied their position. The Russian allies wore not notified of the change of position of the menced to shell them. The Russians were quickly notified and the shelling instantly ceased. JAPANESE SUFFER LOSS. . Special to the Guard. ' ' London, August 13. The Japanese troops suffered loss of 300 killed and wounded Chinese left 200 dead on the field when they retreated. KILLED FOR THEIR RELIGION. Special to the Guard. , London, August 13. Ten out of fifty missionaries and 3000 Chinese converts have been murdered at the vicarago of Southwest Pe Chi Li. FAVOR BRYAN OVER Mc KIN LEY. Specinl to the Quakd. Indianapolis, August 13. The delegates to tho anti imperialist's conventions now being Held in this city oppose both imperialism and freo silver, but favor Bryan ovor Mc-Kinley. TWO SAILORS DROWNED. Boat Capsized on Siuslaw Bar Men Belonged to Schooner Prinn, of San Francisco. Nbvpout, Aug. 11. The steamer Robai Is, whioh arrived here last even ing, nporta the drowning of two men on rHuslaw bar yesterday morning. Captain Hansen, of the schooner Liz zie Prinn, which recently arrived at that place to load lumber (or Ban Franolsoo, had taken ou bis cargo and was ready for sea, but apparently no' satisfied with the depth of water re ported on the bar by the lug Kobarta, went out to lake soundings himself in a small boat, with two of his sailors. While op the bar a breaker capsized their boat and the two sailors were drowned. Captain Hansen succeeded In clinging to the upturned boat and drilled ashore. The names of the lost men were not known. Bryan's Populist Notification. Topeka, Kan, Aug 12.-Kama populists and democrats are combining to make Bryan's populist notification at Topeka on August 28 one ol the bluest political events that has ever taken place In Kansas. Besides the Hon T M Patterson, who will make the notification speech, it is stated that Webster Davis and J B Weaver will address the orowds. John W Breidentbal, popullatdemocratio nom. lnee for governor, predicts that 40,000 Kansans will come to the meeting. Working Night and Day. The busiest and mightiest little thing that ever was made la Dr King's New Life Pills. Every pill is a sugar-coated globule of health, that changes weakness into strength, lit leasness into energy, brain fag into mental power. They're wonderful In building up the bealtb. Only 25o per box. Hold bjWL DeLano. Another Gum Accident. Satnr day evening at 9 o'olook, atBprlngfleld a 13 year old son of Charles Hayea of that place was shot in the left leg bet tween the knee and blp, in a peculiar manner. At the time of the acclden. young Hayes, In company with sever al boy companions, was standing on the mill race bridge when a stray bul let fired from a small calibre gun struck blm as stated above. Dr Van Valr.ab of Springfield and Dr L W Brown of this city attended the Injured lad but were unable to locate the bullet KKept Position. Among the mules bought for government service and shipped Saturday were two trim black ones as near alike as two peas. They bad evidently woikedas mates for on wlia'i Tar part of Bnng' 0"rrul II. y stood all day Hatnrday, it t side oy side, keeping tbe same relative pocilliri, gon. Tbe mule la a great stickler fort prec stent. , I El MDBS Thousands of XT iinve terrible mistako occurred at the 10, routed the Chinese and occu American troops and com at Pei Tsang August 0. The SUICIDE OK INDIAN FAMILY. Father, Mother and Daughter Pur posely Ate Wild Parsnips. Buuns, Or, Aug 10. A few days ago, Hnnwdle, a Piute Indian of this county, committed suicide by eating wild parsnips. Last week, his clillil, a 14-year-old girl, on account of bud health, ended her life In the same way. Her mother, upon finding the child dead, procured some pursnlps, and, eating them, also ended her life. It ia uuusual for Indians to commit, suicided Elks' Carnival. Account Grand Carnival of the Be nevolent Protective Order of Kilts, to J be held at Portland, (September 4th to 16th inolusive, tickets will be Bold at reduced rates from all stations on Ore gon, lines to Portland una r-'urn. These tickets will be ou sale September 3rd, 4th, 6tb, ICth and 13th, aud limit, ed to three days afler date of eale. For further particulars, call on or address Southern Paclflo ageutut Eu gene. For Sale. . . Gentle family horse. Huudsome form and color, and medium size. Harness and covered roomy buggy, cheap. Enquire at Guard Okficb. New Committeeman Named. P. M Day bas been named as a member of Ibe committee In charge of the Im provement of the MeKensie road, vice CM Yoaag resigned. Mr Young Is quite busy with the development of bis mining properties lu the Blue River distrlot and cannot give the time necessary to the road. The per. aonnel of the committee Is as now, G W Griffin, F L Chambers, R M Day. In Euoenb. W A lianks, of Cleve laud, Ohio, one of tbe greatest buyers of green and dried fruits, Is In Eugene looking over the Held right here In Oregon, aud visiting hie agent, T N Hegar. Mr lianks arrived on the 1:00 train and will leave here tomorrow. He says our prune have a splendid reputation Keat when properly packed and dried. Mack HommervillH lias a very sore arm. lie is threatened with blood poisoning. The plasterers are ut work on tin Dalits block, ind the carpenters r putting on the ronfln ; timbers. During 'he civil war as well as In ou late war with Kpain diarrhoea was one of the most irouoleaome diseases tho army had to contend with. In many instances It became chronic arid the old soldiers tt ill sutler from It. Mr David Taylor, of Wind lildge, Greene Co, Pa., is one of these, He uses Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Dlar-I rhoea Remedy and says ho bus never (oui.d anything thatAtould give Mm such quick relief, L DeLano. It is tor sale by VV A HOBO THIEF. Was Caught Stealing Shoes in a Freight Car." This morning at 7 o'clock as the freight train Btopped at tbe Eugene yaids to leave some goods consigned to local partite, the crew opened a oar which held the goods, and found a youug hobo actively at work helping bimseif. Tbe boy had opened several through cases of Bhoes aud had them scat ered over the floor of the car looking for sizes that he oould wear or use. He bad also wrapped up several pairs ready to take with him when leaving the train. The train orew telephoned down town for an officer to turn the boy over to, but oould not wait until he arrived, eo took the thiet on to Junc tion, expeotlng to hand him over to an officer at that place. Tbe hobo had entered the car at some point south of here. Court Rouse Items. Mortgage $330 00 KKAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. D M Purkerson to AM Richardson and Warren Niohola, 160 aorea In sec lStpl8sr8w; $400. E H HawklnB administrator to SB Eakin 80 acres sec 11 tp 18 s r4w; $350. U 8 to Margaretta Odell 160 aoi Beo 84 tp 18 s r 1 e; patent. A J Kiusenner to Jno Kissenger 80 acres In sea 25 tp 18 s r 1 w, $400. J A Deadmnud to Sarah E Wooley 333.70 acres acres lu tp 17 b r S w, $2100. mining location. Florence olalin, Bohemia dlstriot, Andrew Brund locator. PROHATE COURT. In the matter of the estate of Joslah Hoott, deceased,, Order oonflrnilng sale of real estate to 8 B Eaklu by E H Hawkins, administrator. circuit court. Adiuu Gruul et al va W L Houston A, (o, defendants, Judgment Is asked for $230.60, interest a. 6 pur cent since Sept 2, 1SUU, aud for costs aud dis bursements, Geo B Dorris appears as ultnrney for plaintiff, DUrlnda Byrns vs Clias A nyrnsi suit fur divorce. Parties to suit were iuterinarried Aug 1, 1895. Piulutlff alleges cruel aud inhuman treatment, adultery, and murriugo under a name not his own, alleging that name of defendant is "Burns" not "Byrns." There are no ohlldren as a result of tbe union. PlalntllT prays for a decree of divorce and for her maiden name, Clurlnda I Taylor, aud for further and equitable relief. E R Bklpworth ap pears as attorney for plaintiff. Commissioners Court W T Cornelius, lumber , 18 05 John Scbmilt,road work 160 00 L M Hoseltou, lumber .. 7 00 J M Williams, rebate on filing fee 10 00 O W Powell, pauper J W Powell 6 00 Qus Wegener, load work.. 18 60 J M Wltbrow, road work 22 60 Marlon Wltbrow, road work 13 60 B F Russell, care of paupers 188 71 A J Chapman, sup R D No 62.. .. 14 00 L Boring, sup R DNo30 24 00 A D Hylaud, pauper Jas How ard .' 10 00 Martin & Cochrane, coffin for pauper 22 60 J Wicks, road work 25 00 G B Camp, deputy sheriff 2 60 J W Harris, medical services.., S 00 T W Harris, medical services... 6 00 F W Prentice, medical services... 6 00 Baker A Johnson, groceries 22 06 First National bank, pauper ticket IS 60 John Cretbers, indigent soldiers 12 66 G L Day, mileage 80 West Bros, sprinkling 3 60 R Wicks, road work 23 63 E Van Hoholack, road work 29 00 R Land, road work 9 00 W H Land, road work 8 76 Chas Hadley, road work , 2 76 H D Edwards, freight 14 96 MD Johnson, lumber 43 20 Lane Matlock, roadj work 12 77 James Redford, road work 6 76 Fred Murray, road work 17 17 Harry Lannlug, road work 17 60 Geo bavage, road work 9 08 Call For County Warrants. Notice Is hereby given that the following warrants will be paid on presentation at my office on and after August 10, 1900. Interest on same will cease August 11, 1000: All Lane county warrants from registered num. ber 7545 to 7500, both Inclusive; Dated, Kugeno, August B, 1000, A 8 Patterson, County Treasurer, JIamiilkr Facta. 106 Rambler and 1 deals sold this year. 415 Itambles snd Meals have been rold In Kugene proof of these statements Is shown In our window the purchaser's came and residence Is given. We do more bicycle repairing, sell more sundries and bicycles than any other bouse In Lane oounty, Our prices must be right. E K McCi.anahan, Big B In Shirt Waists This Week Don't miss J. V. A FACT NO LONGER QUESTIONED. Phyiicifttis ami Ittymen alike now fully reoinni.e the benefit yen tiio nocoHstty of unintf uomd foods in the daily bill of (are, eHpet inlly for breakfast. Always up to tlu tiii'en, we have about all the brut brands and will get those wo lmvt. not iu short order if requested. J. U. GREEN & SON. Telephone Main 25 a- wmvm Singapore Pineapple Eyeless, corelcss, sliced and packed in 3-lb ... full weight cans at 25cts per can at GEO. T. HALL & SON: Hew Opening To-Day NEW TUCKINGS. DRESS GOODS just opened today. DUPLEX COLLAR 8TIFPINU all roady for use without extra work. CLOTHING Roautiful, beautiful patterns. THE REED SHOE for ladies. K NEW LACE CURTAINS. NEW POINT 1)E SPRE CURTAINS. NEW ALLOVER LACE. VAI.ENCIKNE LACE, EMBROIDERY. SHIRT WAISTS at your own price. THE HAN AN SHOE for mon. New Fall toes; bring your old toes. F E. argams tliis sale. The Season's Delicacies for breakfast, dinner or luncheon, In all kinds ofhot weather foodg In cere ale, potted and canned meat, boned turkey and chicken canned salmon, oysters and chip beef we keep at all times in stock of fancy groceries, fresh, hiuh grade aud appetizing. We have erery thlnff deliclto ou tempt the palate In hot weathur, and our butter Is choice and tweet ae a nut.w well as our fine hami and bacon, Yoan to please, STERNER & WRIGHT Of Laee liufflings for Lace Curtains. ;, (AUFH DUKTST.