Daily Eugene guard., March 13, 1901, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
WEDNESDAY - - MARCH 13
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
FOB SALE AT
Jjlius Goldsmith's
Telephone, Ho. Main 191.
Weather
Bp.-olal to the Guard
Portland, March 13. Fair till"
afternoon Hud tonight. Thursday,
partly cloudy.
Seals.
New Ads Today.
J V Kaudman.
Geo T Hall & Bon
Yoran & Bon
BREVITIES.
Ideal bicycle 25.
Meal for 15o at the Louvre.
Ladle liRbt Kamlilets arrived.
Big wall paper sale nt Overton's.
Dr Lowe, optician, with J $ Luckey
Expert repairing. E E MoUlana
liau. A oy style any s. pattern, 10 cents
at Miller's.
For all kinds ol wood Inquire of M
B Hujihle.
Rambler, chain less on sale.
New spring liati at the Misses Buok
uer &, CleveiiKr's.
Imperial wheels are the bent ou earth.
At 11 D Paine A Co.
Bargains In aeconri.-lie.nd wheels.
E E MuClanalian.
GAB ladles' "market" Saturday.
Craw's olllce, corner 9lb and Willam
ette. When wanting a good square meal
don't forget the Louvre.
New kinds of garden seed. New
Block Just received. All Frehli. V L
Chambers,
M O Warner tunes pianos and
organs, Repairing; and polishing,
Imperials have stood the tost for
years. 1)1) Paine & Co have them.
Ask for the new Idea Paper Pat
terns, 10 cunts, at Miller's bookstore.
Body fir wood $3 peroord delivered.
F L Chambers.
B durduy of this week, March lnth,
the U A It ladles will hold a "Market.'
K'Uiiinijer llitm. At Oeo Craw"
oftlee.
If you want to yell, look oule and
swell, then ride the Buell. The boy
will call you the belle who rides the
Hnell. Bo you see, please try a Buell.
Ilarker Unn Works.
All heating stoves and air tights at
cost during February. Come early
while assortment Is complete. F L
Chambers.
The Frauk Cooley Company al
Parker Opera House one week, oonf
monclng Monday March 11 In brlghl
and extensive repertoire.
The Kiuijo'e has entirely new
inatures. Call and see them.
1! D Paine A Co.
Not in the trust so probably will not
buit. Aftor people look swell riding
the Pleasant Bnell, they feel so well
they want to yell.
About Your Bicycle.
Sometimes your wheal needs a little
attention. We have secured the
services of one of the best repairmen
obtainable In the Kaat to take care of
our repair part of the wheel business.
In order to keep your wheel In good
condition for the summer riding It
should be thoroughly overhauled and
put In first class condition all over.
lilght now is the lime to let us fix up
your wheel. We havo a complete
shop, luoludlng, lathe, brazer, forges,
valcaulier, aud everything necessary
to do good work for you, dive us a
trial. We can t,lae with our work as
well as with our prlues. We sell every
thing for bicycles.
K 12 McClanaii AN.
Y
OUR CHILD
should have
warm drink
: Hot niuh for breakfast, with
cold water aa a beveraaA, Is In-
Junoo. Tin ('Iibiik trom hot
f to cold I too sudden. A nip of
"Fijrprtine Cereal"
ltll m-ii ii'.-u! 1 linelMal.
C'Mli'tivi thine on It.
l-'ls r.iiH' l ore K'-t i f r i i-r
ci nt. rruli vii a er rout
Crnln. M.ikoa a Mclily tujtll
' tl'UU n ml pliimunt table lu ver
use for both M an.l Utile folks.
' ALL CKOCKKS SICl.L IT.
CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET.
Cases to Be Tried at March
Term.
SHORT LIST.
The following are the caes to be
tried at the March term of olrcult
court which convenes next Monday,
the I8th:
1 E J Crawford vs J N B Fuller; to
recover money.
2 N A W Howe vs C B Johnson it
al; confirmation.
8 John Whlteaker vs J D Misobler;
to recover money.
4 Wilhum Kent vs Patrick J Jen
nings et al; foreclosure.
6 Frledham & Rogers vs J 0 Klne-
hart, to recover money.
(I Delhort Andrews vs Eva An
drews; div. roe.
7 W W Haines 4 Co vs 8 D Gar
ner; to recover money.
8 Mrs J L Thompson vs Bhadrack
Duer and wife; ootiflrmation.
0 E T Peterson vs The Golden
Eagle Milling Co et al; foreclosure.
10 Mary E Franklin vs Geo H
Franklin; dlvorc3.
11 Emma J Smith vs L O Smith;
divorce.
12 O O Lund et al vs Aslak A
Aaby et ux; confirmation.
13 Mrs M C Urown vs M J and W
B Hawley; possession of property.
14 AbblePAIleo vs Ira 8 Allen;
divorce.
15 Bilas B Miller vs Jesse Bounds
at al; foreclosure.
10 John C Beck et al vs Wm Kyle
et al; injunction.
17 Frauk Wilkinson vs Guy Buer
man ; damages aud possession of prop
erty. 19 W L Archambeau vs I. L Simp
son et al; to recover money.
10 Geo T Hall et al vs O F Can
dlaul; to recover money.
20 W W Hawley vs John Orrell; to
reoover money.
21 B H Friendly vs S T Iiom; to re.
cover money.
It2 Btate of Oregon vs Wm Boott
aud liertha Negus; lewd cohabitation.
23 Geo T Hall & Bon vs John Mo
Carty; to recover money.
24 Caroline E Parker et al vs James
Parker; foreclosure.
26 (,'larenoe Thompson as admr of
8 J White, deceased, vs U F Cau
dlaul; Injunction.
26 John Con tier vs W H Baber et
al; to reoover liioney.
27 Lincoln Bond, objector and ap
pellant vs 8 K Williams, administrator
aud respondent; appeal from county
oourt.
28 J W Whlteaker vs Wm Bond;
to recover money.
29 E l Youug Jt Co vs 11 F Maoy;
to rt-ooier money.
30 Freri E Freemont vs Julia C
Kriv.iioi .t., divorce.
81 Fi. nk Phuard and Wm Eustls
fa Orrln Itobliison; damages.
82 J C Gray vs Ell.abeth Clark et
al.
83 William Permau vs Ona Per
maii; divorce
84 Mury Holllday vs W PHolllday;
divorce.
35 Jlattle Lurkiiis vs C M Larklna:
divorce.
SO The Farmers & Murohants Bank
vs J It Crow et ux: to recover money.
37 Thos J Fergueson et al vs Mary
E Clark; suit for partition.
38 liLHablnvaBBBmlth; to re
cover money.
30 Louis Luoke vs C C Cole; to re
oover money.
40 Charles B Morgan vs Elizabeth
Morgan; divorce.
41 Bruce L Bogart vs Frauk M
Btirulsnn et al; foreclosure.
42 Goo W Vaughn vs Booth-Kelly
Lumber Co; damages.
43 O W Watts vs H B Wallace et
al; foreclosure.
44 Hugo Brehm vs O O Colo, el al;
foreclosure.
45 H M Day et al vs Btate Land
Hoard; quiet title.
46 John Whlteaker et ux' VI W H
Baber, foreclosure.
TWKN'IY YKAKS Ado Th Lnrnil
time Is called forcible to mind bv the
reminder of a friend that the death of
Jiilin D Klusey occurred In Kugene
iweniy years ago today.
SOME
MORE
No 1 ginger snaps per lb 10c
3lb pure maple sugar 6)0
1IHI yds Kit'hardmin silk
thread ah colors, per apool 7o
P- arl ool r tuittotis all aim 5o
3fni wl'e hair bruah loo
i.o lames alien Hair plus pir
HUB
1-ft lii ladles wire hair pins
fto wire eirir heater
iSo men's neok ties
fitly da Imtiy rlbrnins
10 yda No J ribbon
or 'J yda tor
20 yds American Print
Guaranteed imokiit kinf
Bee our 60o pocket knives
assortment.
So
So
2n
150
SSo
24)0
(HI
II HO
260
AX BILLY
DEPARTMENT STORE.
PLAGIARISM CHARGED.
Minchln, Winner of Oratorical
Contest, Accused of Stealing
His Oration.
Word bas been received In Eugene
that MoMlnnvllle college baa filed
with the executive oommittee of the
Intercollegiate oratorical association a
charge of plagiarism against Elwood
Mlnohln, the freabmau from Pacific
college at Newberg, who woo the
medal at tbe Interoolleglate oratorical
couteet at Corvallls last Friday even
Ing.
It is alleged that Minchln, the sub
ject of whose oration was "VVendall
Phillips, tbe Agitator," a nle almost
bis en lira address from a book, and
with a little retouching here and there,
bad the audaolty and nerve to stand
before an audience of intelligent peo
ple and deliver It, olalmlng It as orig
inal. The executive oommittee will
Immediately investigate the mstter
and Interesting development's are
looked for.
Minchln Is only 17 years old, and It
was thought by many at the time tin
oration was delivered that some of the
thoughts and Ideas contained in it
were pretty far advanced for one so
young.
Court House Items.
DIAL ESTATE TRANVER8
New England Mortgage Security Co
to Artbnr Jones 240 aorea In tp 17 r
7 W, J1300.
A Blmmons et ux to Cramer J Snyder
8 acres mora or less In tp 16 s rS w, $56.
U 8 to Henry J Hanson 160 acres In
tp 17 s r 4 e, patent.
Isaiah Hacker, assignee of f David
Moras, Jr, to Mrs Melvlna Kennedy
land In tp 18 s r 12 w, $200.
MINING LOCATION.
A L Crlpry locates Carlboa claim In
Blue River district.
NOTARIAL COMMISSION.
J R Campbell and J E Young file
their commissions as notaries public
Story of a Slave.
To be bound band and foot for years
by the chains of disease Is the worst
form of slavery. George D Williams,
of Manchester, Mich, tells bow such a
slave was made free. He says: "My
wife bos been so helpless for five years
that she could not turn over In bed
alone. After using two bottles of
Electric Bitters, she is wonderfully
improved and able to do her own
work." This supreme remedy for
female diseases quickly cures nervous
ness, sleeplessness, melancholy, bead
aohe, backaohe, fainting and dizzy
spells. This miracle working medl
olne Is a godsend to weak, sickly, run
down people. Every bottle guaran
teed. Only 60 cents. Bold by W L
De Lano, druggist.
PERSONAL.
1901. Spring and Summer. 1901.
We want every man in Lane county
to see our line of clothing samples from
Balem Woolen Mills, uo samples from
two of the very best lailnrlug houses
In Chicago. 804 different samples to
select from. Up stairs room 7, Cole
man building, next to Lane Co Hunk.
J M HovB, Agent.
That Naw Tax Law. About the
only change In tho assessment law
enacted by the last legislature, so far
as tbe work of the present assessor Is
concerned, la tbe provision for I he as
sessment of farm machinery owned by
foreign residents, in tbe name of the
person holding tbe machinery. The
great change In the taxation law Is
that In reference to the payment of
taxes. Hereafter payments are to be
mad semi-annually, on June I and
December 1, to tbe sheriff. If paid be
fore a certain date a rebate Is to be al
lowed. During a certain period they
are to be paid at their face, and then a
penalty Is to be added. And this twice
a year. This will meau additional
work In the sheriff's offices.
Mrs M O Wllklns is visiting on Port
laud. Miss Btella Page Is now in Port
land. J E Noland, ex-sheilfT, of Creswell,
Is la the city.
J F Kelly, of Ciburg, spent last
night In Eugene.
Ray Babbwei t to Haleni tody to
spend a few days.
M R Potts, the timber land nun, Is
borne from C-iliforiila.
Geo Walker returned to Wlker
Btstion this atteruc n.
EP Williams, of Lost Valley gave
this office a call toddy.
Martin Huffman, a tanner, hs r. -turned
here from Ban Frtucisno.
Ml bow, iuIIIIu't for Mm K Sal
man, has arrived from Portland.
Mrs Aliul a rjparm went to Rue
burg today to visit her sou, E M B:ier
woooT. I T Nlcklln, of the Eugene Soap Co,
arrlvid home today fioui a business
trip north.
Frank Psge, of Balem, with Faber
4 Nela, hop buyers, Is in the oity to
direot the shipment of some hops East.
W F Reiner, abrotherof Mrs David
Liu, of this city, returned home to
Portland today after a few days' visit
here.
D B Zeh, tbe manager of the binger
Sewliig Maohlne Cu's distributing
agency In this city, went to Roseburg
today.
Mrs 8 A Hkaggs, an old time reel
dent of Eugene, has removed from
Ashland, Oregon, to Ban Jose, Cali
fornia. Lebanon Express: Miss Graoe Arn
old finished a term of school In Oris
bam distrlot lot Friday, and returned
to her home at Eugene yesterday.
R F Biker, of Junotiou City, is In
Eugene. He has rented his old ohioe
over Linu's drug store, and will re
enter the real estate business here
again.
Misses Ida Adkins, Georgia Nichols,
Benders aud Kibbetts, of Junotiou,
came up this afternoon to attend the
meeting of the Digree of Honor this
evening.
A King for America.
It may he a surprise to learn that
there are enough Americans in th
oountry with mouarohlal beliefs to
warrant the put licatlou of a ratgazine,
tbe tint number of which bus just
been Issued in the east. This pretence
is as ridiculous as that made by the
various bogus stomach remedies which
spring up, claiming to be the only cure
for dyspepi-la and Indigestion. The
only real king of all i.tomai h remedies
la Hm-teter'e .stomach Bit era. It li
rounded on true merit,-and it must be
a very bsd case of iniltgtstlon, consti
pation, biliousness, liver and kidney
trouble, which It will not cure. Try
it aiso lor lusnmnia, and as a soring
puriller and prevent) tive for malaria,
fever and ague, it bus no equal,
III Jkom Ai'I'kndicitis. ThoB C
Wheeler, bookeeper for the Booth
iveney Jjtiuioer Co, at Hagluaw, was
takeu i y ill Monday with appetiill
oltis aud was brought to Kiiuenn ibis
alt 'rnooD ou the tralu and conveyrd In
a carriage to the compuiy'e hoapit I
where Drs Paine & Kuykendul will
probably operate on him tomorrow
Mr Wheeler was married to Mtrs
Maud Rhodes In this city the day hi
fore he was tiken so 111. The many
mentis ui ni ratio. Mrs wheehr w 11 be
pained to learn of his uufortunate
Illness.
euoene Pkobaiily. Corvallls
Times, March 13: Dr Thompson waa
elected to the pulpit of the First Pres
byterian church at F-ugene Btiudav.
two or three tillers of other puplits
oame to him on Baturday. Bo far he
has accepted none of the olfV rs, but is
likely to take tbe Eugene pastorate.
Dr Thompson Is one of the able pul
piteers of Oregon.
NEW
ARRIVALS
IN
Spring 0
ress Goods
Colored Venetian Cloths,
Colored Crepe Suitings,
Grey Serges,
Grey Cheviots,
Grey all wool clay Worsteds.
S. H. FRIENDLY.
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY.
New Things...
Ladies fancy collais
Ladles dress goods
Latest liBlr ornaments
Latest thing lu belts
New ribbons here aud to
HfrlV6 IrOOO
Ladies shell plna, plain and
jeweled latest things only
New Prints
Dainty DimilieB and
Lawns.
Organdies.
New and pretty novelties
lu Jewelery.
Largest assortment 6tlo
Guaranteed pejket knive
you ever saw.
liuaniileed knife 26 cents.
AX BILLY
"Lest We horget"
Your : attention is aKain
called to the lact that
Yerington's Pheno-Quinine
If a siecific fur Cold In the Head. La Grippe, Headache, and
ll otlisr iiuiilar complaiata. SATISFACTION Oil MONKY BACK.
Prepared aud sold ouly at
Yerington's 9th Street Drao store
EUGENE OREGON. '
Hotel Arrivals.
HOFFMAN.
Artbur Lawreno, Po Hand
J R flyuu, Portland
Grant Holt, Jellenon
J f Kelly, Coliurg
M Frieilerithal, PoriUud
0 D Lloyd, Portland
Geo L Lloyd, Portland
Chester Deeriug, B F
W 1) Gray, Bt r.iul
H E Ory, Bt Paul
O W Cottum, Oakland
Felix Cohn, N Y
M Manasse, Coshocton Ohio
W J Ball, B F
EUGENE.
H F Weulz, Portland
0 Converse, Cottage Grove
Addle Workman, Isabel
R F Baker, Junction City
H D Angle, ABbland
1 8 Wlllard
Alfred Julian, Wendling
J W Key, Waltervilte
L Hoselton, Crow
E V Honeger, Beattle
J C Wilcox, Wis
O car Fitch & wf, Wis
Mrs H E Uellar, Wis
C M McBetb, Wis
M R Potts, S F
Ceo B Crooks, 8 F
Thus Franklin, Wendling
Geo Wttt, Ontario
J E Young, Cottage Grove
At the Theatre.
Fr ink C 'oley and his company pre
sented "The Kluck Flag" to a good au
dience at the Parker last night. The
play Is an English melo-draniB, is full
of Interesting situations and a vein of
refreshing humor run through It. The
several roles in the pieo were cleverly,
sustained and elic'ted vigorous ap
plause at the proper moments.
Tonight the company presents "The
Butterflies." Scours your seats early,
They are selling fast,
Hosb Company Elkii ion. - The
Oregon Hose Company elected new
officers last night as follow: L L
Whlteon, pieslilent; L T Hams, vice
president; C A Wiiiieruiel-r, serre'ary :
F B Hawk, asi-tuit 'ere ary; W
Brown, treasurer; F Y rthum ,n, ser
geant at arms; H W Graham, foreman;
W C Yoran, first BSd)Wnt f renin,
Norbert Aya, second assistant fnrmi in
Afier the election t' e memlaos re
paired to Hammond's fate here
oyt-rs were perved
Resigned It is wiih rek-rei il.at
bis mauy filends 1-ain t il lt-v J h
iiaycniuu lias resigned the pash rate
of the Cumberland Presliyerlan
nl..,HnU f .1.1- i . .
v.iuniu i hub cny. 1 ins action was
taken on account of tiie 111 health of
Mrs Claycouib Rev Claycomb II
cease his labors w'th l lie chunh here
on 8und..y, April 2S. During their
stay In Eugene they have made maoy
friends who are 1 ith to see them leave
us. They will leave soon fur Kentucky.
Adjourned Tk iM.-Judge Hamil
ton, of Rweburg. will hold an ..i.
Jeurned ter n of the Lane countv cir
cuit court at the court house lu Eu
gene, beginning Friday, March 15. at
2:15 p m, to he.r motions, etc It
promisee to be quite light.
Wald House.
Cook Wanikd. At
Apply Immediately.
H C Hannon.
"True Hlue" carpenter tools nr
rust and ate fully , usrHiileed. F L
I'hamtiers has iliem.
Now Is the time for winter spraying.
r o,., ion ,,, ,,,,! lllret)
me stimuli r season. K ,
"a- mixed spray mat.r al a pray
pumps. '
in
Cliaml ers
"Necessity
Knows No Law.
But a hu) of Nature benvs
io the necessity of keeping
the blood pure so that the
entire system shall be strong,
healthy and vigorous.
JoUU Hfs STsipJlr2i. the jr-.-.'
KvJptmfw', ft lhmfUaofheS",
nJ H is 4 nr.-essilyin ne&evt,yhMc.
ncJ. nr.-rf Juurpanis.
Blood Disorders " Hy ,Cp.
duster tr.J 1 k,,, irnim
,tmh treats. W srerjj fo,.V.
of livS, SahwuU W ken of
K".1"" 7ma F. Thompson.
Hwn nr. ,, . th Bl,ft.lrT, - j
Builders' Hardware.
It wilt iutAitfrt every huil'er,
ev tv contractor, every carrttttiT,
n. rv h'nifeh Iirr to know of i lie
r ally tine mock nf hitKlw.trvKuitml
t their reuir'-niH(ita we have ou
h int!. Our liiif U vary ciiiupUM
um! com fmin the he t muufnc
turTn. ll.tnl(t'itiip d ifti lab
nrately fiui-hl iu hiunz-', l-n-w,
iro i, etc, . t"r dour it ml window
fittiiiL'. Kv.Tj hardware ucj-m-ttury
tor moti-ru h"iine con nt ruc
tion. I'rices very low.
ONti yep
THE BONBONIERE
HOME MADE BREAD
And get the best.
Ice cream on Sundays.
Free delivery.
FREE DELIVERY.
Phone Rad 45-4, Sth St.
H. W. DUNN &C0
Not Made by the Trust
IF YOU have pride then Uke.rideottln
1 besutiful, beautiful, Snell Bicycle, 'n,
frames and frame lugs are mads of the fioi
grade wrought steeL The spokfi are tk,
fameus Eicelsior, and we give yon anrlriiH of
a tire you i may wish, also a biK optirai ot id
dies and handle bars. Thone wheel uenudt
."e SNELL BICYCLE CO,, of fflt
Utlio. Ihe shops cover over 7 acree of larjd
the buildings are of hrick, two and tktti
stones high. The qualityof the Buell Bicycle,
has never been questioned.
Prices for Juveniles
$20.00, $22.00 and $25.00.
Prices for the standard sizes
$27.00, $30.00, $35.00, $40.00, $50.00
We trade for old wheels, and Bell on Installments.
We wouM like for you to call and sue these
beautiful Suell bicycles. Yours most renpt.
Barker Gun Works,
Eugene.
Oregon.
The Luxury of
Linen Laundered Right
'f vu b at a smalt cent if y-u i-atrom-the
KUUKN K LAUDl Y ( O. for tkm
noihiio in turned out. in any o tier way l.utti'f
rinht one. Qui ficilitie- fi-r cleaiiHut ul
pio(e lv ironinc ' irts, ccll tra ami ctiflfcir
jitntlemen are in excfptioi-ahle, while -&dm
cmnot fail to tn pleased with the nkill we
rliHpUv in d"it- up the most del.ca'eij
tria'uud U'.d rwtar, alitrla, etc.
Laundry ou Sih ctrcet at old Pl
Laundry building.
Eugene Laundry Co.
SMOKE--
Mount Hood
High Grade ioc Cigar
F. C. Potts
Man facturr
Bedroom Furniture
winch mn-t pfopls use eicht hours out of the
twenty.fmir sli.niM bo ,liuty, art'.tic, the
eiiitmne of the .User's skill. Such furniture
is to be seen at
DAY &
HENDERSON'S
Mtt-e your bri-le, vonr wife, vouriister,
your ilan.htrr, happy In its ownership and so
links your.,:; BU.. w course olirstockia
nt luuit.'d to Wdrnom furniture we ' t out
parlor, diuint; room, aittlng room aa wall.
Who's Your Tailor?
Eil V Price A Company, of Clilcsgo
Up i-talrs m m 7, next to Lane Cr.untv
i'Hlik.
J M Howe, Aent.
Sem the ) il.; J 1.11 'Ijip 'tt Jfj.
S Vulture
of
For home c)Vin(r and
First Clafd Meals go tn.
THE LOUVRE RESTAURANT
" LUNCH PARLORS.
Neit iloor to Porria Art GalUrT
Willamette Street.
No Cure Xo Pay.
That
Ta-tele.
IMlllouani
" " 'IrasDUta sell Orove.
v ..ui ionic lor 1 hills, Malaria and
Union ywp. VI cents
The Frank Cooley Company at
I'atker's l)ur: Houae one week, ron,
mencint; Monday. Maroh 11th, In
reirtolre. Itea.rve.l sM,t nn
sale st umsl 1; rr,(v, o-. av ,,
iticeit.
Eugene St?am
Dye Works . .
First class work done
choap asany I'liiceoiitns
coast. Clothes pre
and cleaned in a proper
and up-tc-dato manner.
C. MARX,Jr; P;eP;,,h
tlfhlli It., aaar luieae Sof