Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, June 29, 1901, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugeue Guard t ,i!.t(lu 1 every sveninir o( th weak, 8nn i. escapled. Addroas all cuiuniuniotitlona i nil. all re iiii3 payable to tli I man (iUAHl), Eugene, Oregon. SUliSOlUPTION .KATKS. DAIIT. Urllrared by oarrier, pel week.. f JJ Delivered by carrier, per month wj JJy mad one year (m adyanoe) month 8 "J month "J (ugle copies. u0 WKUXt. li.e year (In advance) JJJ till months ... J, Advertising ratee made known on applica tion. Kntered aa seoond-ciass matter at the KtiKene, Oregon, poeUirhoe, THB KA8TKHN 0KFI0K3 -Of the ,.aprareat230 to 234 Temple Ckiirt, New York City, and U 8 Eiprea. Bl & W Waeh ngton St, Chicago, 11L, E KATZ Adrertia iiif Agency in charge. C MPBELL BROS Publishers SUFlHON nJETWED I TMI j ffil W T ? ? . 9 f I a a s s 7 a 9 10 II la 18 14- is 15 17 18 19 20 SI 22 ; 2g526s7h829 SAT RDA.Y - JNUE 29, THB NOlWHWEST AND TYLER, In 1840 thtUnited Stales raDg with the Whig Cry of "Tlppeoanoe, and Tyler too." Xt his grave in a Riohmond, VirginJa, oemetery, eo Colonel D M Dunne o Portland, reoently returned from a visit East, tolls the Portland Telegrart, Is marked by but a six-inch mound of earth and a "" neaustone. president Tyler saved Oregon and the Northwest to the United Statxfl. Our people oonld show no m ire grateful appreciation of the fact than to ereot a monument oyer the grave of the president whose name is indissolubly linked with this great section of our common oountry. HE WANTED THAT FLOUR. Speaking o( Summer rains, they say that onoe, on the ailetz Indian reservation, Benton oounty,repeated Bhowers threatened destruction ol the grain orop, says the Corvallir Times. Tom Buford was agnnl then, and it oame to his ears that one of the medioine men on the reservation vowed his ability to stop the rain. Tom, so the story runs, finally agreed to give the Indian two barrels of flour it the latter would bring sunshine. For two long days and nights the old medicine man beat bis tom-tom and murmured his weird "hulata huiah." He took no food or drink, but stuggled on in his mysterious faqhlon with the great spirit to stop the rain. But the rains poured, and more olouds oame, and at laat Agent liuford, alarmed for the old man's safety, oarried off the tom-tom and declared the two-barrels-of-flour bargain off. And to this day the Indians bolieve that the only reason why the medioine man fallod was because Agent Buford did not allow him to go on with his lo-OantattonB. the man. Within h dours the police were notified that tbty had the right man acd bows. A'word that has recently Ictund frequent use in Kansas it "buffa loed." It has a delicate shade of meaning. A man who is scared is merely awakened Into the activities of defense; a man who ie bluffed is one who ia so badly Beared that be believes defense impossible, but a man who is buffaloed Dot only believes defense is impossible, bat can't work up enough koomotion to run. The quality of Fronoh roads is shown by the first day's run of the automobiles raoing between Paris and Berlin, Thursday. The loader drove his heavy maohlne weighing over a ton over the oommon graded wagon road 285 miles, ar riving at the stopping post in leas than seven hours, an average of 45 miles an hour. Suoh railroad speed would have Seen Impossible over any but the smoothest roads. There is, probably, not a street in Eugene on which suoh time oould be made, yet the Frenohman averaged that speed for seven hoars. Talk of hard-luck stories I A man in the Portland jail has record-breaker, lie stole a span or horses out in Washington county and to thTi tn Portland. Com init aoross a oouple of innocent looking fellows sauntering about Front street he oflered to sell them th horses lor forty dollars. They were deteotives of the Port land police department, and as the prioe was ridiculously low arrested It appears tbat China in her hasty acceptance of the termB offered by the powers agrsed to pay $24,500,000 more than was de manded. It makes little difference, however, an China will never pay the vast indemnity, ($325,000,000). and the powers will have to scale itdowntowhat she can pay, else ateal some more territory to even up soores. A baker who has just returned from Cape Nome to Chicago reports that the business was exceedingly profitably bread selling for twenty five cents a loaf. But he could not keep up. with his aspisUnts, even when he paid thnm five and ten dollars a day, an they Aould be off in the ruab folio in muh story of great finds in new IhiviIimih. The Atlanta C institution riaea to remark: "Doesn't it nemo jwt a little strange, to eay the least of it, that we are acquiring colonies to get their trade, and yet enforoe the Dingloy tariff against them in order to keep them from trading with us?" l!IBWaHHaawali BAIRD & CLINTON'S ...Allied Shows... COMriG TO EUGENE -ON Monday, July 1st 2 and 7 PM "You bet I'm going to see this Greatest of all Tented Shows in Oregon." , Hunter Rye. Bommervllle A Berger have br m ap pointed Eugene agents for the celebrat ed Hu liter Baltimore Bye, one of the best wb.lBlr.les manufactured. It is bot tled by Wm Lanaban & Boo, Balti more, Md. The flavor of Hunter Bye Is oonoen tratad from Us uniform quality, purity and age, and Is always recognized. It Is the American gentleman's whiskey, Got the Lamps Free. The lucky buyers of Crescent and Stearns bicycles who received Solar lamps free were: 100th wheel JE Wil son; 110, Abble Allen : 120, Moody Neet: 13D, Georgia Parker; HO, Edyth Kerns; 150, Wm Davis Who will get the 100th wheel? " The Creaoent bloyole tanda up. See them at if lu Chambers'. Residence For Sale. My residence, on the north side of Flftb street, between Washington and Jelleriou streets, la for sale. For terms apply to B F Oorrls. Gko A DvhhiS. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Broiuo Quinine Tab ula. All drugifiatii refund the motley fit fl.s to cure. K. W. Drove1! alguay ore Is on eacli box. S5o. To Bh Given Away. A two-atory bouse to be given away. For partic ulars apply to E Han sou at onoe. O&STORXA. Baantht The Kind You Have Always rtALARlA CAUSES BILIOUSNBSS. Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonlo removes the oauae. Canned and fresh lunch meats at Hammond's. A WOMAN'S THROAT In her fortune if ht rhuncce to b Puttl or Albani, ami tlmt for Hint U guarded day nul iiitrlit with the Rf rate at care. Nothing ftluhtcua a ainger an much a a cough. Ivvery worn am ought to ba afiaid of a cough. It ia nature' itatiftr atgual. Who dura noj know of worn amtat woman -voice tlenced imcvtr by diacaac which btgrnn with h aliglu cough. 'I he me of lr. Werce'a C.olden Medical IHscovary will ensure a permanent cure of the moat obstinate and lingering; cough, liven when the lung are involved and lit-Mc are hrnmrrhAK ami emaciation, "('.olden Medical !i!Hvery l generally rilictiv in restoring- the diaraard organ to tMHtnd health anil ntrength. There ia no ntcohnt hi the "DUeoveiy and it fa entirely free from opium, cocaine and all other natcottca. "1 am rerline quite writ," write Ml IVtrea A I.ewt. of No. M'h Sheet, Waahlnflnn, lVC ,"ml 1 owe It alt to Vr rittve lUUn Milieu) llcovrv. I hit hrrn quite a nirtfrrT for a long lime, and altrr Trading Ir. Pier-e Common St-ur Mnttcal A.lviwi thought 1 would ttv hU 'OoUlrii Mo Mint livvery.' I hud not txt n lrting wrll tW a Ion llmt TtXl oue tra fpoouftil of Ir. firn-r a Odru Mrttlcal ltKv try and lft urarW all night without coughing, o 1 conttuunl hiking It. 1 had ktn a great ufVrer lor more than ten vrata 1 tried Ut f diflrrrnt mnlu-mra and duirtvnt dwtor. but dtd n4 frel inm-h ttter. 1 eouitheil will I commcnerd ptlliug Mixt, but Uvw I feel much MrtrtiRrt acd am cutlreljr well.1 Ir. Pierce' Common Sense Medical Adviser, in paper covers, la aent fr on receipt of ti one-cent tanm to pay et- PrnKe of niailiiid only. Addicaa Dr. R. V. ierc. Buffalo, N. V. 3 RINGS 3 Dogs acd Ponies Thiek LION RIDES BAREBACK HORSE IN RING Greatest Acrobats, Trained Birds, Trained Monkeys make the children laugh. Best Performance ever given In Eugene. Come One ! Come All ! Not Made by the Trust. l (Oil have prhle tlD tak H rifle tit u-eutiful. tttauiilul. Knell Itiry-'t.v fnuiK-a aud frame lua ar ina-ie i ill., li i. t-rafle rouht atwL The aik. s are i UniMOa KxcAl.ior. aud w give you aair km 1 tiryou tnay wUh, aJ.u a big upline uu (Ilea and hamllo luira. ThaM wlieU are nia'to l.ytlwrtNliLL LUCVCM.K Oi) ,f Tull. Ohio. 'I'ho liti eater over 7 cr uf lai. I, th buildinga are "f brick, two and tliro jMor eahliih. '1 h qtialityol Ui Snoll Bicyclui never been qaetiimiMt. Prices far Juveniles $20.00, $22.00 and $25.00. Prices for the standard sizes $27.00, $30.00, $35.00, $40.00, $50.00 BUB1SJ3W CAfiV mKXKYSAT I . M V1LUAM8. MTOn.VKY.AT.Ljiu. 1 , furldvl.cclr, and ll rn innlalln.mt W would like for you to ca and tliea beautifulSoell bicyolea. Youm mat r Barker Gun Works, as ene, Oregon. Coromissloners Court. W W Wlibera ticket for Indluo woruaD 6 05 Willlarai & Parvin supplies for paupers Cain and Mrs VV la fry 28 00 Vlnoent & Co supplies for pauper Mrs Bee 6 00 Meyer A Kyle supplies for pau per Indians, olainied $18.14 al lowed 7 60 P L Brlstow supplies for pauper Mrs E James 2 00 A Bond A Bon supplies for pau per J M Ogle 8 00 J L Page supplies for pauper D A Taylor. '. 8 66 F Belover medical services pauper D A Taylor, claimed $24.60, allowed 12 00 P L Brlstow supplies for pauper Mrs E James 2 00 I Blayter supplies for pauper J M Cantrell 6 85 Notic;, Tlie Eugene Hteam l.auudry Com pany notifies patrons that It will not be open on the Fourth of July. Those having ulotbea in the laundry Hhould get them on t ie day lieforn, eliw may be disappointed, The Laundry penplt feel that they deserve tbls one holiday of the year. Class ia Algebra. A class In elementary alae'jr.i " ill be formed at the University of Oregon summer school for such student Ir rn Eugene and elsewhere asdeelre lo fin ish the algebra. Frank Htkono, President of University of Oregon. Wantrd. Bids for dlvglug ditob for pipe lines at the University of Oregon. Call on Barr &. Pelzell, e in fractor for heating plant, on the grounds, any day. Cottago Orove Nugget: Geo Lea, who bas Just finished the contract of grading aud macadamizing Main and Wall streets, finds tbat be Is beblud about $200. S Take them I to day and you'll be well lA.mfiffAWi O 2 Baldwins Cold Cure Tablet NoBB ' (Cold In head) No(ureNPdya5c Mi Baldwin rrantto Sold By Linn Drug Co FIGFEUNE Ceres.! A perfect cereal coffee of delicate flavor and fragrant aroma. The blending of California figs and prunes with well ripened grain makes a fruit and grain coffee far superior to any other cereal beverage. By our process all the delight ful flavor of the fruit anil healthful Strength of the grain is retained. Tastes like coffee-looks like coffee. Healthful nutritious. Boil from 3 to lO minutes only ALL GROCERS P5LL FIGPRUNE Ci. ;EAI.. flERVITA ! VITALITY, I v iuvn AND MANHOOC Cures Impotcncy.Nlght Emissions an? waatlnir diseases, all effects pi sell fabuae, or exctss ard India rrctlon. A nerre tonic and Mood builder. Hrlnpt the rtak plow to pale cheeks and restore tlie Are ol youtb. Hy mall BOc. per box; O boics or f'J.flO; with a written irtinrnn. oo to cur or refund tlio money. NERVITA MEDICAL CO. Ulnton Jadteon Sta, CHICAGO, ILL. Hold I'V Linn Drug Oi. C. S. Farrow. Dealer lu HorveatioK machinery and implemenU, also real eetate Money loaned and rent collected on reasonable terma. Office corner of 8th and liTe Sts, UGN, Oreffon. Willamette JIarket Operated formerly by C M Yountr ia now re opened and conducted by BRODERS BROS. Who will keep a full mpyly of all kinds of meats. Give us a trial and we will guaran tee satisfaction. Broders Bros EUGENE LoanEiSavingsBank Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash tap;,j - $50,000 Surplus ... 5,001 A OKNES1AL (ANKINO SUSINISS TRANS AOTED ON FAVORAaLC TERMS. Drain lanuwl an th fflnoipal oltlet of thi tlnltftl 8tau and forulKiiconntrltL lnteroat allowpd on Pomaml Corttfloate of Colloottoni roeelTo our rnrapt attontlon. CUr aud County Warrants bought. W I. SHOWN, D. A. MINI. Praildtnt. Ylea Praaldt. f W. OSBliHN. . w. nanWH Cllhltr. Aitl Ctltln FIRST- National Bank Of Eugene. Paid up Cash Capital 86O OOO Surplua SSO.OOO Eugene, Oregon. 4 ;knkrai inkino ltusiNF s loti oil rra nalle term. drftftfl on ChlcaitOi ISan Frncioo and P lanl. (hryon, Ullli of tuotiume n'ld on fun iVn rntintti lenoitfl r-irfi ibleot tocbftrit v tmn oaU of dfiwit, All eollecti't tii'H'f-! , rrwsf 8 H V t' .e fkut , F. t. H. ' Unexceptional Livery Service You always rfft W--t jBn-s. Our .ri'ps b'i- w ennui(li to ennbl- y. u to enjoy sprlnit riviii(r with out feellnn ibftuiHt. Btairpa leave our stblfs fur Lea burg; nnrl IntermeaiutF points dally st 6 o'clock m. Blue River anil Inter mediate ipoints Monda7s, Werlnesdsye untl Fri(tys at 6 o'clock a m. WEST BROS. Corner Willamette unci intb stH, Eugene, Oregon. BII.YtU, A'lT01lNEY.AT.IiAW 0t. -Ou, firt Natmn.l Uwk V-W. Oaioo OWdODCOUK, ATOKNBY.AT-UW. 0tfico-OM halt blotk wa j( ' , Oao K SKIPWOHT1L .ITOltNEY-AT-LAW WU1 practice In all the Cock's. KootKiOaioos. 'TIS EASY WHEN YOU KNOW HOW; and where to cure hinlt tirmiti wines and liquors, to gut tbe beat and purtwtat low price.. You can always find the very choicest vin tapes in clarets, BurKundieH.Khine winon, cliamimifues, atj every - thin in the bent table wines, with the best boqtietttnd hneet fiavorn. as well as choice old whisk - , ale, porter and beer at, W. M. REN SHAW'S Eu .ene. Oregon. UELMUS W THOMPSOM m ' jlHOMPSON A 11 ARD Y, " ATOJKNEYS-AT.Liw Oflicrln Kirat National Hank IlniU' Fraotico in aU tha oour'A Euuise, Ouaaj. M TKAVId, Attorncy-At-L,. tlttice-OverEuKen. Loan 4 Ssvap liuijuua, Uregon, JJ-AEBAAUGHJt KISSI.NGKB AlToh.NKYs.AT.UW OUice ltwui 3 McOluDK Bnllduig. Euokki, (Jmoos. -SMOKE, High Grade 5c Cigar F. C. Potts Manufacturer BY THE FRUITS OF OUR LABOR. We - ' "v. n lo xll ihiiii r "f taste ti KiiuHiie, who buy a borrrr t nheap and common launrirj .mh, Anytbniv Hk Miefl .1 our entaMlhliiiient i-s fine as a poet's fancy. Laving iHcelved a touch which may ha i!f((irtb'rl aa the vere f'trin of linen. Come to ua for !.MiMO"rv results ubsUKgeHtlveof fuiiBfuot Inn as borne, sweet hon e. Eugene Laundry Co IKO. B DOEEI8. ITOKNKY . COUNSEL0B.AT.UW .'ill iractico in all the court, ol tli anal idicial DiHlrict and in ih Rnrn.. i theatate. -r fMtci&l attpTitintl iriran tn mTIi: . inatters in probate. utnue Vint ratiuna 13ank Bldf K001118 1, 2 and 3, MEDICAL D IIJV HAKKI8. l'lU'SICIAX AND SUIWE0K. Offic: Over Wilkint & Lino'idniiifcn OHice Hours 9 U. 12 w; J lo 5im ti p m. Resident Ferry street betwwu lilt ui 12th. pAINE A KUYKfiXDALL, PHYSICIANS AND 3UBGE0.VS Ofrico3In Eugene Loan k hmp fiyt jbuiUliui;. Social attention to eurgeiy and nupal & euvwof aouien. J S LUOKEY, JEWfLEB. Watches andtCloclra RelMtrett K:"nHTlr. ii.js .li U BIDPLK, SS4 DENTIST MOTT'S PENNYROYAL Tho.7 overcome Weak L nesx, irrcffiilarity and iS onii.saionn, increase viir or and banish "tmins of menstruation." They are ' I IFS KVUBS to eirUs at known remedy for woinen equals th.juj. Cannot do hnrni life becomes a pleasure. $1.(H) l't'tf. liOX l Sold For Sale bv Linn Druq Ci BLUE EIVER CITY. The Coming Mountain Town, Mining Center of ww wy aju io aio auw uii oaie. Bll V NOW Ifyo want abeviUful nummer homo with 'all th alvantw ..f a Jty .. attendant: if yn want to make an InvMtment that will pay voii Fifteen Days Only rricl? will th'." '"'"'Ji'lnl-rJSS. Thia 1, only a .Urt. RI I TP DIVRD riTV. iibeaiililnllvl...t(..lm. ik. ht. .u. ... furnuh toUn0lyr'M"t",,,nl ',ff'r''", "" Special. Topreh.,z,ith,un,Uh.a ron.h lmber for brildh, S. C SPARKS Blue Kiver City, Oreson. CASTOR I A lot Infants and Children. Tha Kind You Have Always Bought LANE COUNTY BANK EUGENE. rECON. t.taall.had la ISSl. Olda.t aa la ta Co.nlj. 6?naral hj$ln; in ji! ijrjiohp? TtnMciad 01 IdioMw. ...fri v. t HOVF.Y, l'r.-.i,... i. u. nrt.i, tv.1,,., 11. n. ilUVEY. A-Ht la.hiH- Canadian Pacific $60.00 To St Paul and return, limit GO days. Tickets on sale May SOth and Juno 7lh. $86.00 I'MifHilo and .eiurn, limit 30 fJuys. Tickets on sale 1st and 3rd Tiii'sday?,coiiimencing June. Y r i artirnlara aply tn u. ir. Amirr. vent, .... , IICTMxl tnwt, . J. O'YI.K. r,rt.,.,l,Or Aa.t (h-n I'aw At VanconTar, H. O, nmnoi)n ()li;B ril. t 'tween IWi Sith ntr.-ettf. cm" hloclc went of MiiM hotel L. 1). SHI TH. D. O. IIIMM.1SI1," OSTEOPATHIC PHY8ICUS! Guiiene Loan Jk Savings Bnk killi OfKce honni-9 to 12; 1:30 to i-X evening houre by appointment calls attended to dy or n ht. JjEItBERT LEIGH ASSAY Elt AND METAUOOfl Euofnr 0Ba Beet equipped Aiwair Ihorstoryh4jS Prompt and relialile return go.nlJ Working teeta road- on ore ainpW" fifty pounrti to determine w methotl of treatment. The floffiM 0 ZEI0LER. P''" SUNDAY DINNER 50e ..Hole! bp V TN SEGAR, Proprietor Ptrlcllyfint-fla . msnatfement liatl-.flfc'f-'l'jta tyllea,lquarteni fr ComsnW" Eugene Lumbef ft roororWwr.""' APPLE AND FRUIT BOXES WASHINGTON OF LUMBEB OREit FUGEKE-FL rtaGE blNE E. BANGS, Froprlrf a,ns t"' Daily Mil't '"7 fJ for Eugenn dsllv """'t " tt.tiirilays.stS" .p Arrive In f.ason" lS(!t. FARt TlrkeU tor ' firene.ot at I'"' Flcrenc.