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About Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904 | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1901)
J J- 7 r Daily Eugene Guard j? Ne Y'k;lt ,0 j a iima when William Piilillnlinl avarr eveninu uf tha vfwk, Bos iIavi txulted. Addrea. 11 cc nniuuicatlou. .til uitkt Mil re:niUaoo. payabls. to la Ki'otNi (liuuu, iKueue, uregoo. 8 U UMlll PTIONjBATES. DilLT. Dellvtnxl by carrier, per woek , Delivered by carrier, per uiomn , I 15 t) 6 00 3 (J W 05 By mail one year (m advance) bix month. Mne month Statcle copies. Oue year (In adranoe) $2 00 Hix month. 1 OU Advertuing rates made knows on applica tion. Kntered as aeoond-clau Hugene, Oregon, poatotiice. mat t at the THE KA8TKRN OFFICES -Of the paper are at 230 to 234 Temple Court, New York City, and U 8 Kxpreei Bldu. 87 Wi ib ngtun Bu, C'hlcaiio, 1IJ., H KA.T& Advei Ja ng Agency la enarge. CAMPBELL BEOS Publishers SOtTlMON TUETWED I THU I FBI W y ? ? ? r a 3 S 5 7 8 9 10 II 12 18 14- 15 IS 17 16 19 20 21 22 feSol2lsglg6k7h8l&9 SATURDAY JUNE 1 date from the M Tweed, then foreman of the ''Big Six" fire oom pany, took a fancy to a piotureof a royal Bengal tiger in tbe elder Montayne'8 store in tbe '50'b Tweed adopted tbe emblem for tbe American olub, and it soon was ac cepted by all Tammany. That paper money is nothing but a promise to par was demon strated by tbe death of Colonel James J Miner, an assistant sec retary of the Confederate nary during tbe Civil war, at Milford, Ohio, the other day. While he died in poverty, one million dol lars in Confederate money and bonds were found in bis trunk. How old does a man have to get to lose interest in worldy affairs? A Riddle correspondent in tbe Roseburg Review writes that "Mr Keer, 99 years and 10 months o!d of Cottage Grove, has gone to bis mine on the Umpqua, near Perdue. The old gentleman, who IB still quite aotive, thinks that be would not live more than five years longer if he didn't work." ' ' Australian papers stale that the experiment of tbe West Australian government in turning domeatio oats loose in the southeastern dis tricts of tbe colony t ) check tbe in vasion of rabbits from South Australia has been a pronounced success. Tbe cats destroyed im mense numbers ot the nests, and in some places almost cleared the equatterB1 planes ot the rabbits. CHINA AFFA1R3 ABOUT SET TLED. A London dispatch says that with the agreement of the Chinese government to pay four per cent interest on the two hundred and seventy-three millions indemnity, previously agreed upon, the last obataole to the withdrawal of foreign troops has been removed. The dispatoh says: It has been a long obapter of diplomacy, with nearly twelve months of intrigue, but the end has been reached without the partition ot China or any disturbance of tbe relations of tbe powers. Tbe Ger man emperor has probably Boored more heavily than anybody nine, lie has obtained from England joiut rights for tha BUBfJionehip of the iang-tee Valley without estranging Russia, and Von Wal dersee has been in oommand of the allied forces, and the moBt con- Bpionoua figure in a oomplex dip' loinatio drama in wnion ingemou by-play has not been laoking. WELL PUT. McMlnnrlUe Telephone RefLtor. The Oregonian prints the pictures of four candidates for governor. Three of them are avowed Mitchell men. Xbe other well, be a a farmer up in the Waldo hills and present governor. Reward. A ladles' Crescent bicycle was taken from In front of the Racket Biore, Eu gene, Saturday afternoon, May 26, Number of wheel 607.038. Name Kiasey written In Ink on under side of saddle. A suitable reward will be paid tor Its recovery or for Information leading to tbe oonvlctlon of the party taking the same. Apply at tbe Baoket store of P Frank 4 Bon. FIVE MEN LYNCHED Gang Hanged by Mob la era California. Nortb- PUS4NVILI.K, Cal, May 31. At Lokeui, Modoo county, Calvin Hall and bis three Bona, and a young man living wltb Hall, were arrenu-d for horse-sUaliDg. Last olgbt the five men were taken from custody by a mob of about 50 persons and all were banged. Tbe bodies have been eut down. The dlitrlot attorney ot Modoo county Is on tbe way to tbe scene of the lynoblng. Hall was a man of con siderable Intelligence. His wife was a squaw. SOCIAL. Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mercury As mercury will surely destroy tbe sense of smell and completely derange tbe wbole system when entering It through tbe mucous surfaces, Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physi cians, as tbe damage tbey will do Is ten fold to tbe good you can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F J Cheney A Co, Toledo, O, contains no mercury, and Is taken internally, aoting directly upon tbe blood and mucous bui faces of the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. It is taken internally, ana made In Tole do, Ohio, by F J Cheney A Co. Testi monials free. Bold by druggists, price 75o per bot tle Hall's Family Pills are tbe brat. Engineers' Excursion. A grand railroad excursion will be given by the Brotherhood of Locomo tive Engineers to Balem on Sunday, June 0, Tbe excursion will be con ducted by oapable and experienced men. A baggage oar will be attached to each train to accomodate people with blcyoles and lunch baskets. The attractions at the Fair Grounds will be many and varied, iooluding bloycle races, atbletio sports, baseball and a band ooucert. No intoxicating liquors will be sold on the grounds. The state Institutions will be open to vis itors from 1 to 4 p m. All trains will leave Balem at 6 p m. Bound trip from Eugene, Including admission to fair grounds, HI. No ope will be sl owed on the train without a tloket. Adams Amy, Bardett, Graoe Gode, Anne Hollett, M M Mananfell, IL Patterson, FA 'Tis Easy to Feel Good. Countless tbousauds have found a blessing to the body In Dr King's New Life Pills, which .'positively cure con upation, sick headache, dizziness, Jauudloe, malaria, fever and ague and all liver and itomooh troubles, Purely vegetable; never gripe or weaken. Only 26c at W L DeLauo'a drug store. Rather fortunate that Deooration Day weather was not of this two days later variety. Foroast Offioial Beala foreeoasts the highest water from the Colum bia at Portlamljfor this season, Sun' day, at the twenty-one foot mark, Thirty-three feet is the record high water mark. Portland health authorities very properly have deoided that all smallpox oaeoB must go to the pest' house. Heretofore exoeptiona have been made, resulting in new oases. The oity haB nine oases under treatment, An unofficial statement from Washington represents that the census of last year shows a oolored population of 8,500,000 In the United Btates. This is a trifle more than one million of an inorease during the past ton years. Horse-stealing is an aggravated oflonse, though not bo Borious sb the people of Modoo county, Cal lfornia, would make it, Tbey hung five persons in one lot down thero the other day for appropria ting miscellaneous horse-flesh. The omission of a single lottor from a word Is liable to ooufuse the sense of the writer. Tor instance nn editorial In the Guard yester day, on "Decoration, Day," referred to graves as "making mounds," It was written "marking mounds." Mary Ellen Lease, the noted agitator, has filed a petition in bankruptcy in New York. She gave her liabilities as (3,247.55. and her assets at $2,293.75. The petitioner eayi muoU of the .in debtedness is as imlorser of mort gages given by her huBOand. Tbe origin of thn iigor at an em blom of Tammany is said by W C MontaDye, a ooflee and spioe dealer Notice to Taxpayers. Tbe 1000 asnresment rolls will be olosed June 16tk.- WW Withers, Sheriff and Tax Collector, A BARQa.iN.-046 aores of land; 100 ores In cultivation ;rest in open prairie, well seeded down ; plenty of running water year around; timber abundant 9-room house, and barn that holds 103 tons of bay; plaoe 3 miles from depot1 puetoflloe an. I good publto school $12.50 per aore; for further particulars inquire of 1 L Campbell, Guard A select stock of watches, clooks and lewelry at reasonable prices Jalways on hand. Fine watoh' work solicited Engraving done. J A Mauhuh, 2 doors north Lane Co Hank. 8e wroto Or, Ploroo regard ing my oaa, mnd rooolvod a prompt ropfy, troa." "I endured nearly row years ol sutler- log," writes Mrs. J. L. Myers, of Washington, W.Va.. "caused principally from Improper med ical attention alter the birth of a child. and female weak ness, resulting in a complication of dis eases. Had a terri ble cough and an Incessant twin and Mmnpu In 1 Was reduced In flesh fmm IM.I nnhHil. tn about loo pounds in eighteen months. I had no appetite, and became so weak and nervous I oould scarcely ait up. I doctored with our home pl.vsicinns for two years nhh no benefit, I was finally lucre's medicines. I wrote to Doctor Pierce regarding my case, and re ceived a nromnt reply, free, advis ing the proper mcdicinea for my case. After taking four bottles of Dr. Pierce's favorite Prescription a n ,1 lour of his ' Golden Medical Discovery,' three doses each dav. also takinir one hot tie of Or. Pierce's Coiunouml Kt rnt of Smart-Weed and some nf hi. i..nt. t erased couijliing, and am ! fnioving splemdid and have gained thirty. .Atv AWi ' Wight I again feel like mv former self, thanks to Dr. Pierce aud lil great medicine. Pierre fir Utter FREE. All enee saeredly wnfidential and all iron,. anly confidences gnatted by strict frnfet. sional Mw. Address Dr. a, V. Ierrr, Hujaio, Ar. P. I A ihMtia 'akn aiV List of Letters. Remaining in the poitofflce at Eugene, Or (on, UajU),19Ql. Adams L, Collins Mrs J C Giraux, J B M urates, J W Moore, Earl Bioe, Nellie K HkliiLer. Walter Young, Lizzie A charge ot one oent will be made on all let ten gtTou out, fersons tvhuu oalllng for ettars will ploase state when advertised. H F MoOornack, P M. For Sale. On corner ol Fourth and Seflerson streets, oue quarter block and house, newly built, twelve rooms, all roomb baid Huished and are large and neatly finished; fine windmill tower; water Dined throueh house and lawn: good ' barn; also fine fruit of all kinds, For particulars oali ou 8 M Douglas. For Sale. Opera house furnishings, consisting of 820 chairs, 1 piano, parlor jet, our talns, lamps aud one Iron sale. En quire at Uuars office. OABTOniA. Bun th. f Tha Kind Yon Haw Always Btught fUgaatars r To Cure a Cold la One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab eta, All druggists refund the money fit fal.s to win . R. W. (-(rove's signa ure la on eaoh I )x. i jo. Strayed or Stolen. Two horses, one black, aore shoulders, branded J N" on left shoulder; other yellow mare wltb white faoe, branded on left shoulder; each weighs about 12C0 pounds. Anybody finding or know ing anything of them address James Bass, Klnilra, Oregon, aud be liberally rewarded for their trouble. MB AND UBS HAINBS. Mrs and J A Haines eutertalned a ,.i tiiair rnanrla last evening at their pretty home at Eleventh and Hilyard streeti. A pleasant evening was spent In the playing of tbe fasol natluggame of high five in wbloh W F Oilstrap won the honor and Mrs W H Alexander the lesser toaeu. Mrs Haines, assisted by ber sister, Miss Laura Btaflord, served refreshnenu during the evening. Those present at this delightful fuuotlon were: Mr and Mrs A L Peter, Mr aud Mrs VV H Al exander, Mr and Mrs D B Yoran, Mr and Mrs W F Gllslrap, Mr and Mrs Bert Vlucent, Mr and Mrs H A Bob wering; Mesdaines Chas Haiues and E Fisher; Misse Rebeoca Haiues. Ma bel Claire Craw, Martha Medley, Mary Berger, Laura Blotford; Messrs OE Roberta, Kenneth Miller, Otho Roberts, E Hanson and Otto Gil-trap. ORDER OF MONS. Maple Lodge, Independent Order of Lions, was organized last night at Frank's ball. Tbe following officers were eleoted: Horace Burnett, presi dent; Mrs Vina Lemley, vice president; Mrs N K BelBbaw, pa-t president; Mrs T D Llntou, seoretary ; Mrs R B Huston, Insurer; W W Branhtett'T, obaplalu; MIbs BluaOrrell, sergeant-at-arms; Frank Hays, assistant sergeant-at-arms; Cllve Cheshire, doorkeeper; Wade Wlraoa, sentinel; (.'has Griffin, Roy Knox, Miss La Verne Long, trus tees; Miss La Verne Long, musician; Dr WLChi-tfhire, examining physician. After the election aud Installation the members repaired to the banquet room where delloious Ice cream and cake were served. ENTERTAINED 0RADUAIN8 CLASS. Ml -sea Emma Chase and Emma Wold last evening entertained the graduating class of the High sohool at Miss Chase's home on North Pearl Btreet. An enjoyable time was bad .with games, social etiat and in the In dulgence of a toothsome luncheon. Misses Chae and Wold were assisted In entertaining by the Misses Mary Warfleld, MaudoKIng, Elizabeth El liot and Alicia MoElroy. The mem bers of the class present were: Misuses Cora Wold, Mae Klnsay, Lola Howe Messrs Frank Taylor, Herbert East land, ( lay bourne Rhodes, Loris John son, Chester Washburne, Orville Wal ler, Fay O Howe; Prof Ressler and Mr Warfleld were also present. SCOTT'S EMULSION of cod-liver oil is the means of life, and enjoyment of life to thousands: men women and children. When appetite fails, it re stores it. When fpod is burden, it lifts the burden. When you lose flesh, it brings the plumpness of health. When work is hard and duty is heavy, it makes life bright It is the thin edge of the wedge; the thick end is food. But what is the use of food when you hate it, and can't di gest it ? Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil is the food that makes you forget your stomach. If yon have not tried It, tend for free ranple, Bl agreeable taste will surpnae ypu. SCOTT S BOW NE, Chenlita, 409-415 Pearl Street, New York, eoc. and $ 1 .00 1 all drf iritta Residence for Bale. A fine resi dence tor sale obcap In the heart of the olty, oue block from the business por tion of Willamette street. Inquire of W Banders, Olive street. Found. A ladles Jacket at Willam ette aud Eleventh streets several days ago. Owuer can recover the same at tbe Guard oflloe. Biikep for Bale. 100 head of young sheep. Enquire at corner of High and Seventh street, Eugene. B H Prathkr. The Wolf Americans are unsurpassed exam' pies of High-Class bicv' cle construction. The light running 22 pound roadster la a beauty See them at UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE. Second hand wheels taken on exchange Beautiful Bnell blcyoloa please their owners. Ifcver-rust tinware la liked better than ever because It Is better known Try some, r t. t batunua haslU Twenty-Seventh shipment of the hoautiful Bnell bicycles just received at Darker Gun Works. These wheels are giving flue satisfaction, - If you want to see that little "Red Wagon," Jus' order a sack of Perfec tion Flour at Moon's Feed Store, and how quick It will be around. Auothtr carload of Uaolue buggies and oarrlr reeJuH received; the gord reuular buggy and aeveial new and ubi' J . be. Bee them at K la Cliam- rr. fMtrJ THE FAflOUS $3.50 Walkover Shoe For Men. Pold only by DAVID MM... P Take them H to day and g youil b& well g g to-morrowj g flk vs - (cold m head) NoCUrer.9Pdy2Sc O ... f.r fr.. ..-.I. ' O au.uel S.MwI. .a rr .! Sold By Linn Drug Co BU8INE8S CAEU ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. M WILLIAMS, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW Collection! a specialty, Dflioe Over Lane Conntv Bank. BILYKO, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office Over First National Bank. Eoouti, Obiooh. 0 WOODOOOK, ATTOliN KY-AT-LAW. Office One half blm k south of Chrisman Blk Euqine, Okkoon. E K 8KIPW0RTH. 4TT0RNEY-AT-LAW Will practice in all the Court's. Eooiki Obioob. J-JAMEL GABY. ATTORNEY AT LAW. EUGENE, OREGON. Office Up stairs, CHRISMAN BLOCK. HELHOa W THOMPSON ORU A. HAHD? rjlHOMPSON 4 HARDY, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. Office In First National Bank Building. Practice in all tbe courts. Euoms, Obioon. M TRAVIS, Attorney At Law. Office Over Eugene Loan & Savings bank. Eugene, Oregon, JJ AllBA 4.UGH & KISSINGER ATTORNEYB-AT-LAW Office Room 3 McClung Building. Eoosns, Oheoon, afNEO. B DORRI8, ATTORNEY & COUN8ELOR-AT-LAW Will practice in all the courts of the Second Judicial District and in the Supreme Court of the state. Special attention given to collections and mailers 10 prouaie. Office turst Nailoaa Bank Bldg. Rooms 1. 2 ard 8, MEDICAL. D ,RJW HARRIS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OffinA Hmw VVillln. i- I .1 . ---- .... ,a m, UIUU i u,ug Dvurci Olhce Hours 9 u, 12 a m: 2 to 3 and 7 to 9 p m. Residence Ferry street between 11th and 12th. J)AINE 4 KUYKEND ALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Offices In Eugene Loan 4 Savings Bank Buildintr, Sjwcial attention to surgery and surgical die eiu.ee of women. J 8 LUCKEY, JEWELER. Watches and Clocks Repaired. Ecum, Orkio jQR Q BIDDLE, DENTIST. OffioA-lln I lit.- . 1 . n ,u .. . V, r."""06" """" sn Slth st:ee'e, one block weat of .Minnesota U D. SMITH, D. O. HISS A.M. SMITH, D.O OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS Eugene Loan 4 Savings Bank building. Office honra 9 to 12s 1 .an t. A.m evening hours by appointment, call, attended to day or night. J-JERBERT LEIGH ASSAYER AND METALLURGIST Eooisi - - Omooh Beat equipped Asaay laboratory In tha State. Prompt aad reliable return, gnarantaed. Vr orking teats male on ore aamplea of one to S,,ti,i.Su'.,,,,od,lwlM suitable method of treatment. "name -Hotel Eugene.. n DtUAR, Proprietor. Strii-ttv B- v .' hates, II to per day. CT Headquarters for MiUing and Mining Men "v r.- ;''.,liiii,nt! Ifli'ii'fl"!!"1': lilli NotMade by the Trust muue. and fra ne , WrU Bi,w?Ji jTle wrought rtellT aVfil .Al fainou. hxceUd,,,, S J " -7a , tire you u,av w.. lj''yZ,u We trade for old wheels. We wi lid like for you to beauutul sneu bicycles. Imi kiwI V.-...I,. . ' .'-"J a .,, ..T'oi4j i - been qwL WJ Price, for Juvtnlle. am sell on lnital'.ment nfal I fttiH aoa l. Barker Gun Work aaOr.... Unexceptional iw .Sppv! ' Poiuls daily 8'Bnff, mediate points .!' Wednesday at o'clock , m,aFrill,li WEST BRnc Corner Willamette ud 1W'J i-UKene, Oregon. BLUE KIVER CITY. m t A i . z v- "n if n i v. i- . a m n iiio oumiiiy a.vj.ju.ii,ciixx . iuwn, JVtirina Pew Wp.5t.ern Orprrnn T.nt.s oro Tr, 1 .. a -.,,vv uu sale. r SkT Tf nMi nrant m luaanttfnl .in.ma J.l..,,.. DUy 1 OW attendant: if you want h rTZtoStS niainfoldly; If vou want to be In the swim in the great Blun Kiver Mininff BmTiI " to come, Day JotB now m ume Jtiver uity. j; or a period of 1 Fifteen Days Only Ol ITU DIVED riTV. is beauti.uUy locate! on tU v-u. V T a I famed Blue liiver. amlinin A-t-j , venje of at-ubstintiuKa,. V Choloe businefts lota will be sold for $50; choice residence tola for $25, i'ncea will tnen go up, isbeauti.iiUylocate.lon the banhJi.! famed Blue liiver.amli.intK--. . old quartz mining district ol jsme uiver, wnicn is on the verve of a Kubstintiii br i I een ulotted and indicated by S. C. Suarks. who makes tlieg ..ff. ..j Jr . l furuiah inforuiation to iu tending inventors. Special. To purchasers of lots under tha above term either finished or rough lumber f Ul I purposes will be delivered on the lets at mill prices I S. C- SPARKS. Blue Kiver City, Oregon, Luxurious Sleeping Equipment in seen in fine array at Day & Hender son 'a brass bedntea 's, single and double, of the most elegant sort plain or ornamented, easily kept clean, per fect wire springs and comfortable, genuine hair mattresses to match, tads alone if preferred. Separate bureaus, dressers and other thamhei furniture in pleasing variety. It's to your interest to note our prices. DAY & HENDERSON. ARMORY BLOCK. Cv NIGHT 'TIS EASY WHEN YOU KNOW HQW; a td where to secure hWi pti wines and Htjuorst to get thi tut and purestat low prices. Yatai always find the very choicatti tnKes inclarets, BargnixlitBlii wines, chimpavgnes, tod vtf thing in the best table viosviiv. the hfst bonnet &nd ODMt Hina as well as choice old aie, potter and beer it, W. M. RENSHAW'S Eugene, Orejx -SMOKE,-' BflflQllEU? High Grade scCigar F. C. Potts Manufacturer Badly Done Up linsa is somethlnir that nsrsr leaves the Euireae laundry The color, finish and general conditlna of the shirts, ullars,cuffs,or shirt, waists is perfection itself in the art of laundry work. Your linen i. nafe in our hands, for our nieth odsare unrivalled our work is unexcelled. Eugene Laundry Co Executor's 5saloof Real Estate. fn thft tnallar nt ...... . . .1 - v. .us lotiuo ui Hainan u Uoieman, deceased. Notide is hereby giren that by virtue of sn order ot tbe county court of Laos oonntv Oregon, made on the 28lh day of March 1901, authorizing and d reeling ths ... ..... . , , Be lue re. ro. ? i nJR,DR.t0 '"id e",ate at P'i'ate sale, r"' , ' "oiy entered In Probate Journal nnmber 1) seven on pane 683 of - untie I'uuniy on tne ifum day of March, HK)1. Now therefore by ;r 1L1 8ftid, a16'' 1 wm on tllA 4lh Huu rt II. fo,t. . mi,, nT resmonce In 8iualawTallt, MX o'clock p m on said flftV OP mtv llm.. .1 r .. .. -., j "" nifrraucr, an tne reft i nrODOrtV finlntintn 1A .1 .. . r "k's . iub wihto oi nainan li Loll' man. 1 . ., . - ' .vn,( n private Bate. ae soribod as follows: the Don Land olnim of Darid Coleman, Wo 42. Notf .1:11 l..i.1n . . ; . . ," " " a " l"r oi secuons and if, tp 19 , 6 w contniuioK 159.18 h .i '"""a.w ' '. ' acc Vi tp 13 s r 6 w beingthewof.w, sw V?f n w V .nil it I Q i a w .. ... ., ., , , j ut.vi aores. A Mnnalrg s land, s e W of s V. sec 2'2. n w in iplsr6, lWisrros. i ofsw yt scoll ipI9r 5 w 40 cm, oou laming In all 617.05 acres, lernis of ssls one-hall cash and ono-half n one yrar. n r. HlKBT OoLKHia, . .Pf "1 Kxaoutor. , Att'j fo Estate, SUMMONS. In the Ci.ct.it Court of lb. St.W for thsConntv o( V'pisiatit EizabcthETopbsm, P George T TopUb) ToUcorge i - Oregon: You are hereby , required to appear snd "".bd plaintiffs con.pl.tn sW titled Court snil snit " .a!' six wefHstrom it W of Jnne. li'Ul. and ' J 1,1 .,. (k and answer fur w.nt iV ni .nrk 10 the Coort "II"' . . . ....1 tOISP"".! prayed lor in n.r - vn. V For tbedissolnlio" of'bj" ract between fW-'nUi in " or full relief 1" lein: b,.,,j( ' Th. date ot the '' X snmmon. is M-y the ' , Bj . mon. i. publtsb-J t.j or ' 0 a Kincai,1, Oof"')' Jn''J o It.-' OrcRon, nmle "l ,ta of May, Hill. , , .aw . l.ted Mai, the I 5 itn l f
