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About Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1902)
, - -. r77.-.atinn for As- BwJandBefiula- 'fWcoalainsneillier yj, Roraedy forConslipa--Ts rSlomach.Dinrrlwca 'its Convulsions, Fcverish .riLossOF Sleep. wSLtiIc Sl?nnlurc or vrw vnT?K. I V1 lS p -1 at' .j i i i Eune, Oregon. Best work in the city. . 502 Olive Street, Eugene. Market, Ml OPRIETORS Utah Ml MUTTON. RK and VEAL lowet fARMEKS.-; ijhert market prt- PttiUamettH. Or eqoim. nv rrt of the city EFLOHENCE JGE LINE. "Ss. Iroprietor. o. l a di nuunays at II f- " -lis 1,1 1 phi the day .Association lew,. N'a"11 Bank J" Ran,. ui var tt tits a For Infants and Childrftn Tfc: Kind You Have Always Bought Beajs the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years N YORK OITV. am Ail M 1. H - s kh nei wjh an n m n n n na i fc j Ba sjh sa. n iwhih JUfllOIUniH Good Cutlery lathe kind of cutlery that cuts. Now this is the kind of cutlery w have. Our cutlery is made form by onof the best makers in the United States. It is hammered and tern pered by the latest scientific processes. Pocket, knives at 10c. lrj, 20o, 25o, 85c. 40o, SOOjflOotBo, 750( 85Ci on0i ?1 no j1-i6j f12ti SCISSORS WE HAVE At 80c, 40c, 50c, 60c, 75c, 90c, $1.00 the finest you ever saw. We also have carving sets at low prices. Our celebrated razora are the kind that shave without making you cry. Try us on cutlery, BARKER QUN WORKS rROY LAUNDRY pARDNER, HESS & DENNIS A WHEELER, Expert Accountant Office and Residence Fairmount, Oregon. Books opened, Books converted from sin?le to double entry. Instructions (riven in double entry. Adjustment f intricate and involved acooun a specialty, Eugene inquiries and orders addressed as above will heve prompt attention. The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of New York All formi of life, Endowment and Gold Bond Politic and Annuities. Guaranteed value and rates furnlsned by W. A. WANN, Eugene, Or. The Hoffman w O ZEIGLER Phopr'CTOr SUN Dm Y DINNER 50o f.iiokms. or-t r.o j . SMOKE BANQUET HIGH GRADE 5c CIGA. F. C. Potts Manufacturer. Public Storage of all kinds at Reasonable Rates at Geo THall& Son's Warehouse. CLASSIFIED COM, mourn; iz wanted second-hand gram sacks. v aieeis, r.ugene. KOR BALE No 1 baled o.t straw, K A Ford, comer Jib aud Cbaruol ton Hta. BOOM AND BOARD.-Furnl.herl rooms and board at reaaooabk term. i W7 Oak street. FOB BALE CHEAP.-A new upright hu' iuquire or aira W Guuuia at tbe Famoaa. ROOMS FOR RENT. Three good viuK or oraoe rooms foi rent. En quire of Gross 4 Bteveus, real estate ageots. BROWN LEGHORNB FOR BALE. Thoroughbred Brown Leghorn oeok erels for sale. Prloss reasonable. JRYates, Irving, Oregon. FOR BALE 75 acres of firnt-olass farming land one mile east of Ores well. Nearly all under cultivation. Terms reasonable. Addreea B B Mobss, Cottage Grove, Or. FOR RENT. A 7-room oottage, fur nished, on Lawrenoe, street, for rent; $10 per month. Euquire of At torney li M Travis, over Eugene Lou 4 Savings bank. MEN WAN TED, To cut railroad wood. Long Job, fine timber, ex cellent climate and convenient loca tion. Call on or address Dunbar 4 Knykendall, Wolf Creek, Oregon. GENERAL REPAIRING. F A Bliss will mend anything In the nuuse except a watch. Leave orders at Monroe 4 Ray's aecend hand store In the new McClung blook. FOR BALE. On tbe Biuslaw river, 25 miles above tide water, 160 acres of land. Three million .fuetof first class timber, house, barn and or chard. Would make a nice home. Address A H Hlokton, Euvene. WANTED. Intelligent youug men from 17 to IS years of age, having common school eduoatlou, to learn mechauloal trades. For full informs. ion apply or write to Union Iron Work, S22 Market street, Ban Fran olsco FOR 8ALE.-213 acres of land, 100 aores ouiuvated, 16 aores of timber, balance pasture, live miles from depot, I mile from school, poBtoffiot and cburoh. Enquire of O A Parker, Jeflerson St between Fifth and Sixth, Eugene. W ANTED. Several persons of char acter and good reputation in each state (one in this county required) to represent and advertise old establish ed wealthy busineBB house oi solid financial standing. Salary J18.00 weekly with expenses aditional, all payable in cash each Wednesday direct from head offices. Horee and carriage furnished, when necessary. ' References, Enclose self-addressed envelope. Manager, 806 Caxton ' Building, Chicago. STRUCK OIL. Well Drilled Down to Wealth at New Whatcom. New Whatcom, Wash. Jan I. This afternoon, at a depth of 855 feet, the drill of well No 3, of the Pacific Oil Wells Co, entered into an oil body, the extent of which 1b not known. The bailer brought to the surfaoe was half filled with a paraffins base oil of super ior quality. A Deep Mystery. It is a mystery why women endure backache, headache, nervousness, sleeplessness, melaucholy, fainting; and dizzf spells when thousands have proved that Electric Bitters will quick ly cure such troubles. "I suflered for years with kidney trouble" writes Mrs Fhebe Cherley, or Peterson, la, "and a lame back pained me so I could Dot dress myself, but Electrlo Bitters wholly ourad me, and, although 78 years old, I now am able to do all my housework," It overcomes constipa tion, Improves appetite, gives perfect health. Only SOoat W L Delano's drug store. 'BPOTmiis Plkhtipdl. Ashland Tidings: "Spotters" have been play ing havoc amongst the brakemeu during tbe past week. Several em ployes have already lost their positions and more are billed to go, so It is re ported. These "spotters" are quite nu merous both north and south of Ash land, wending their way in either direction. These men, In tbe employ of tbe company, Impersonate tbe hobo element and when tbeyare suocessiul in gainiLKB lldeor in tinning the em ploye they report the occurrence. Many of tbe trainmen can easily spot tbe "spotter" aud be sometimes gets ditched in a very deaolata region, and too, be takes ohances on getting worse treatment. Pay for Bamplb Rooms Demo erat: Tbe boUl man of Albany bar agreed to obarge for sample rooms In tbe future, and this seems proper. Tbe hotels have to pay rent for tbe rooms, and besides tbey are expected to fur nish free lights. These things cost money aad those who require lb ao ommodstloni mnl expect to pay fnr tbem. KITCOMffS COYOTE DOG. V. ! i.r.ili ki. ol his dug kickr.l It'.': vrv.-H; . T ;it Vila IS ,v..r npi ui i'uu.ij . a small Hcttlcmt'iit oti lVppi-r cni-k, hi the tlien lnkot:is. ' curi ously luukt'd at tin- dog tn usctTtniu fil-u c fTi. t ibis particular kick would liiiv: i.m him, for It was at least t!u oiw tliousniullb lie bad received 110:11 his master In tbe course of three years of troubled life. Usually this dog took tbe kick, dropped Ms tall. Flunk into a corner and watelicd Ills master out of a single eye until the hitter's good hu mor was restored. This afternoon lie did not do tills. Ho turned nway with out a yelp, set bis scarred body on the trail to Portland and temporarily ills appeared. Wliitcouib was the deputy slierill of tbe county, stationed at Sunlly. He re garded himself as master of anything and everything in the town. Men that kick dogs usually carry that opinion with them. Whltcotub In Sunfly stood for tbe law and bis own ends. When the two conflicted, tlu law went fish ing. But It was a singular thing that while Wliitcomb carried bo much au thority aud Imposing presence around he never met a man who dared to defy him but what lie Immediately became his best friend. Men that kick dogs have that peculiarity also. It was sin gular, too, that the only thing In Sun fly which Wliiteomli ever outrageously abused was his coyote dog. This he kicked at every opportunity kicked so hard that Watson, the freighter, look ing into tbe dog's bloodshot eyes one day. said sentintiously to Whltcouib: "He'll turn on you some day." The do? came from nowhere. IIo drifted In out of the wilds of the buttcs one day and Immediately nttnehed himself to Wliitcouib. Perhaps he had a cross of coyote in him: more probably he did not. Hut he was long, lank, heavy fanged. big of muscle, marvel ous In endurance ho ran one day CO miles behind Whltrouib's gray ludlnn marc without a sup of water. Uo minded his own business strictly, even as to other dogs. The few of his own race that disturbed liiui were killed so quick they did not rculize lie was at their throats. Why he took to Wl.iteoiuli no one could explain, but he din. and. al thoush kicked from pillar to post, beaten with pistol butts and cut with tiuills. i;e was lo.ial to ins llr;U choice that Is. he was loyal until tills par ticular ilny when lie was kicked for the Inst time. When he trotted away from Wliitcomb's oldcc. ultliouli we did not know It. lie forever severed himself from that individual. Watsun. rr,:ni:ig across the trail with provisions, met liiin at tliass I'.utte. a mile from town. lie was high up the butto, perched on a shelf, looking far Into the west. Watson whistled to him, and be came down, dragging his big but bruised frame after him slowly. He licked the freighter's hand, sniffed at the horses and then returned to the vantage point lie had occupied, only this time he faced the east, looking to ward Sunlly. Watson v. as not a superstitious fel low, hut wiieu lie rode into town and passed Wliitcomb's ollice lie called out: "Uoing over Grass Butto wny to night?" Whitcomh nodded. Watson shook bis head. "That dog of yours is out there, and he's waiting for trouble." Wliitcouib laughed, shook himself and remarked: "I reckon he'll never bother me. He's Just a bit sulky." All right." answered Watson, "but I know those coyote dogs, ami I know your dog, and he's waiting for you. You Just remember that." Whitcomh paid no more attention to him, and the rest of us forgot Grass Butte and the dog. About S o'clock thut evening Wliitcouib rode out of town with n young fellow by the name of Owens. lie was paying attention to Owens' sister1, and she was living at the ranch in the meadows live miles west of Grass Butte. It was dark When the two cleared the town, but they were headed straight for the butte. When Its shape rose out of the blackness before them. Whitcomh sud denly thought of his dog and said to Owens: I wonder If that beast Is waiting fur nie : Ow-eus could not tell him. so when they came to the butte Whitcomh ills mounted and whistled. lie was evi dently anxious to call the dog to him aud show nncw his power over It. Something rustled on the mass of Bhale above blm. Owens told t tie rest of the story Inter. He said: "Whit cnlled to the dog and then whistled again, mid then 1 saw some thing big come through the darkness 13 If It wbs shot out of o gnu. Whit ripped out an oath, and then he fell down, and the big thing was on him. and I thought It was a lion or some thing else, nnd I come hack to town as fast as I could for help." Watson was the first to get Into (lie saddle for rescue. The rest cnine hur riedly nfter him. Grass Iluttc was very quiet, and so was Iieputy Sheriff Whlt oomb. He wos lying by the trail, face to the stars, his throat torn open and tbe life gone from blm. One hand wns on his gun, but he never bud strength enough to pull It. As for the coyote dog. he was not to be seen, but the next day his trail of blood was followed westward for miles and miles, but his pursuers never caught up with blm. He had gone on to cifetv. leaving the mark of his vengi acre hi tbe base of Grass I'.utte. Chicago Uocord-llcrn'd. It Girdles tbe Globe. Tbe fame of Bucklen'a Arnica Salve as the best In the world, extends round tbecatth. It's the one perfect healer of cuts, corns, burn", bruises, sores, scalds, bolis, ulcerp, felons, aches, pains and all skin eruptions. Only Infallible ll8 cure. Ufa a box at W L DsLaun's. rty u Mr - Perils of bur Presidents, All our prt-BKteuts bsve bevu In the bablt of uiingliurf fre-lv with tbe peo. I pie, uttualy wi'tium auy particular precaution ln-iii; niw.i for their s'ifety tho daugerot th na Kivusneii.pimti cully pointed out in thf hut few months that wise, tolatesmeu i!gv''t that tbe old plau . dircoiillnued. Tiiem Is also cause fur great dmiger In many of the s, -t-alifd reimdtuN advntiHt for "'"in ieh. luir rti.'i Uisvpl cuiiiilaiiils. Tn r-.tieKt nuiiieiuiMo tukrt Is liosfet ter's riioiuach Bitters. It has been before ihe public for fifty years, and has alwaa bwu found safe and relia ble in cases of neivousuess. Insomnia, iudigextiiin, dyspepsia ard Malaria, fever aud ague. It tberefm . c-uplew tbe foremost position in iht- list of household remedies, and -.10 family should be without It. Tnousands Scot into Exile. Every year a large number nf poor sutlerers whose lungs hi b iro and racked with oougbs are u geil to go to another climate, luu i ds la costly aud not alwsys S'"". Iio.'t lie exile when Dr Kind's New lihuovery for Consumption will cure jou at nome It's the most infallible n eitiuine for Coughs, Colds, und all Tnrout and Luug diseases on arth The first dose brings relief. Aslouu lii.g cures result from persistent use. Trial bottle free at W L De Lano. Pilot) 60 aud (1.00. Every bottle guaranteed. O ik l -A- O . m Bears tbs II ' ' 'r75 BufX NOTICE TO CKEDITOKB. Notice is hereby givtu that the under signed nasbetn appointed administrator of the estate of Paul ilauimiU by an order of the County Court of Lano county, Oregon, duly niiide aud entered of record on the 8th day of Ootober, lUOl, All ptrsons baiiog claims against said estate are hereby re quired to present ttietn, duly vitrified, to the undeisigned at tbs law officii of E. O. Potter nt Eugene, Oregon, within air mouths from the duto of this notice. Eugene, Oregon, Oot. 8, 11)01. Mabyin Hauhitt, Administrator of the estate of Paul Hatnmitt, deceased. E. O. Potteb, Attorney. Notice To Creditors. Notice is hereby given that Angelina Holt and E. H. Bkipworth have been, by the County Cour of Lane County, Or egou, appointed executors of the last will acd Testament and estate of Samuel D. Boll, deceased aud all persona having otaima a. aiust the estate of the said deceased are hereby notified to present the Bimie, duly v.. ribed at the law olflco of E. 11. Skipworth, in Eugene, Oregon, witbiu mx months from tbe daie of thiB notice. "Dated," Eugene, Oregon, July 24, 11)01 Anoeunb Holt, E. K. r-iroH Executor's Notice. NtTtice is hereby given Uiut tbe under signed, James tiorivn, has bean duly appointed executor of the estate of Andrew Sorivner, deoeased, by the oounty court of Lane county, Oregon; and all persona hav ing olmms against said estate are hereby notified to preseut the same with the proper vouchers to the undersigned executor at tbe law ollice of L. Bilyen, in Eugene, Ore gon, within six mouths from the date of tnia notice. Dated this 12th day of August, 1001. JAMEtt BOK1VNEB, L, Biltkp, Exeo. of said estate, Attorney. -FIRST Of Fugeno. Paid up Cash Capital $60,000 Surplus - - $6 0,000 Eugene, Oregon. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Done on reaa suable terma. Blirh drafU on Chicago, Han Franciaoo end Port land, ureon. Bill of eicb&nge told on foreign ocrantriee. Depoaite received aabjeut to check or oertlfi cate of deposit. AU collections entrusted to us will receive orompt mttentiorii F. E. Rhoixjram, Caabler, L. H, rorriB aAaalfltanb ' PrBDident, S B Ear in, Vice IWrlent EOGEjlE MAH and Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid L'p Cash tap"jl Surplus $50,008 7,500 a tcNtsti asNsiNa auaintaa trans. AOTCD ON FAVOSIAaLI TCKMS- Drafts issued on the principal oltloa of tha United states and foreign countries. Interest allowed on hemaiid Certificate of llpiKMUt when left elatud period. Collections rewire our prompt attentloa. City arid County Warraula bousbu n 1. ES0WN, P.llosnl.- OSSUtIN, infer. 0. PINE, Vies Prsildln' W. W. BROWN ti, l.tklf. I AE;L COUNTY BANK EUGENE, OREGON. tsitkiiihss is isat. oiaast Bask In tk. Caiiatf. k General Banking business in all branches transacted on favorable terms, A O. HOVE? .President 1.. f HI UN hler, to.ii. 1 t 1, -ui t sthler. National Bank SAVINGS BANE I 11 Hi 1 Is Mnt thouiands of women health, btauty and freedom from the draf ting pains which made their lives so miserable. Vtan faiei, haggard eyes ancT emaciated forms are the results of suffering. What suffering can com. pare with the torture of Irregular meiutruetioh, Itucorrhoes and falling of the womk I Beauty flees quickly before the ravages of such discaie. 'The snarp pains of failing of the womb deepen the crow tracks in the fact. Menstrual Irregularities rob the eye of its fire and the complexion of its transparency. Lcucorrhoea drains the body of ill strength, but Wine of Cardul restores the natural beauty, brightens the eye, clears the complexion, rounds out the figure and brings back the vigor of health. Every druiiiist In this city handles $1.00 bottles of Wine of Cardul. Vnr 11 .nil tlt.ntan. .ddrw, si1ne ymplomi. "Thp 1j.11m AdvfMrT DviMitmaat," Xb. Uutunoog. sUdluM Oomy.Dj, ClulUi)Msa, Tna, Oregon anUjiaN Pacific T8e EAST The O.'.R. N C Gives the Choice of S DAILY TWOiVIA THE OREGON SHORT LINE TO Salt Lake, Denver, Omaha, Chicago and Kansas City. etvtviA THE GREAT NORTHERN M. To Snokano -Mlnneapol s St. Paul and Chicago. Ooean Bteauiers leave Portland every 6 Days for SAN FRANCISCO. Bonis leave Portland dully for ell Wll. lametteand Oolunil la River Points. Monthly Bteauiers to CbinnaiidJapan For full luformatlonj oall ou nr ad dress nearest O. B. A N. Ticket Agent or address, A. L. CRAIO. Qen'l PassengersAftent, Portlann. t)r. Gap Closed The operation of through trains be tween San Francisco and Lou An galea, via Surf and k Santa Barbara, will begin on Sunday, March 31, 1901 ON THE NEW.... COAST LINE... Two Throngo Trains Dally. The Coast Line Limited leaving each terminal early in tbe morning equip ped with elegant eafe and parlor can. will make daylight trips through the most picaresque, varied and enter taining, scenes on the onntinent, Inquire of agents of the louthern 'acific. TICKETS TO ALL FEINTS EAST VIA Shortest and Quickest Lir: -TO $r. PAUL. GUIUTJ. HlkHEAPOLlS. CHICAGO An all point h,nat. Through Palsc. sad Tourist Slsapors. Dining aaa Buffet Smoking llbrsrf Care, DAILY TRAINS. FA9TTIMK. BKUVICKAND HCKNKltY L'N EyUALK Tlcketa tojimlnts Fast rij Portland and the ORK.AT NORTHERN RY..onsal. at Month, rn I'acllic Depot Ticket Oltco, Kugene, or GREAT NORTHERN Ticket OIHc 122 TRIRD STREET ORTLANO For ltato. Folders rind full Information aadlng KaatorTrip, call on orsiiditws. J. W PHALON, H. DK KHO.V, Ticket P. ss Ait. City Ticket Agmi, Vdi ThlrJ Hlrect, l'urtiaud. A 1) C DRNNIaToN, O. W. P. A. t.12 First Aisnus, Asattla, Wash. Beauty is Health. Wntnut LftVf. Ark., .1 una 3. 1000. I thank yon for iho in ui rtt I rvtvivrd from your advice ami.lho Winn of Canlui I took ia my tir.blt condition. Mjr hfo w.t no pleuaro to mo at all and I waa of no u to anybody. AfUr racaiTiDK your atvtce and mcdlclna I oomnMnoad taktn it ami t, imniediatf ly t j Improve. Tbe imius left iiui and the mennett, which came at tiie correct time, continued throo dayt, I have gained utrcntli mid my w tip lit baa increaaed. My hunbami nays tho innllcmti baa made me better lokinu; ttin ever before. Mm. LIZZIE MjUvNEXX. Womanly health meant bright tyei, rosy checlu, dear complexion and elasticity of form This U th youth unmeasured by yeirs the beauty ot perfect womanhood. Beautiful wo men arc happier and jet more out of life than their ai iters whose faces indicate suffering Wine of Cardul made Mrs. Manncll "better look big" and Infinitely happier because It cured her of those terrible pains. But she Is no exception. WINEo'CARDLI SOUTH AND EAST -VIA- Southern Pacific Go SHASTA ROUTE Trains leave Kuiiene Portland and wa stations at 8:00 a m; 2KW p m. T Portland V KtlLTPIIA f :30 a m 2:08 n tu 12:U0 a m BKH) p m 7:45 p m 8:80 p m SM a m 12:08 a m 4:'J5 a m 8:16 a ui At Ashland Ar nauramento Ar San Krauoisco Ar Ogden 5:4f a ir '.tW a m Ar Denver Vt :MJ a m 9W . ui Ar Kansas City 7:2o a in 7:'.' 5 a m Ar Cbloago 7:45 a in 9 JO a m Ar Loa Angeles 1:20 p m 700 a m Ar 1 run tiuo p m U:0O p m Ar Viirt Vnrt.lt li'SO m lt.:in . m Ar City of Mexico 9:55 a m 9:55 a in Ar Houston 4:0U a m 4:U0 a m Ar New Orleams 0:25 p m 6:25 p m Ar Wasbintou u:42 a m 0:42 a la Ar New York 12:48 p m 12:48 p m Pullman and Tourist cars on botbtraiua. Chair cars Sacra lupnto to t Igden and El Paso, aiid ourist cars to Cllicags, Ht Louis, New Orleaus aud Wasbiiuftou. Coiiiiectiiiie at Han Fran cisco with several steamship Lilies fur Honolulu, Japan. China, Phillipines, Ceiilra) and rkmth America. j See Mr L Q Aduir, agent at Eugeuo or auuroa li. U. MITJ.ER, (J 1' A Portland Or Gorvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. funis vauu No, 2 for; Yaqulna Train leaves Albany 12:50 P M Leaves Corvallls 1:50 P M Arrives Yaquhia 0.-45 P M No. lIleturnloe Leaves Yaqulns, 7KH)A M favea CorvaUia 11:80 A M Arrives Albany , ,12:16 PM No,' 3 for'Detrolt Leaves Albany , 7:00 A M Arrives Detroit 1215 P M No, 4 fiora Detroit Leaves Detroit 12:45 P M Leaves Albany 6:40 P M Trains 1 and 4 arrive In Albany In time to connect with the 8 P south bound train, as well as giving two or throe hours In Albany before departure of S P North bound train for Port land. Train No 2 conneots with the 8 P west side train at Corvallls Crossing fur Ioaspentleim MoMlnnville and all points north U Portland EDWIN 8T0NB, J TURNER MM,R,!" Agent Albany Your attention Is called to ths "PIONKER LIMITKD" trains of the "CHICAGO, MTj. WATJKKR A BT PAUL UAILltOAD. "1 ha only perfect trains In the world," Yon will find It desirable to ride on this Trains when going to any point in th Eastern Btatea or Canada. They oouneo with all Transcontinental Trains and all tlrket Agenta sell tickets. For further information, pamphlets, etc, ask any Ticket Agent or C. .1. EDDY, Portland. Ore. J. W. OASEY Trav Pass Agent. n ' n . iJLf a Trrva -Miriwv: Tma w Canadian Pacific $60.00 To St Paul and ruturn, limit CO days. Tickets on salo May 30th and June 7th. $86.00 Buffalo and return, limit 30 clays. Tickets on sale st and 3rd Tuesdays, commencing Juno. For particulars ap ly to li. H. AllOTT, Ageut . , D Third btrwl E. J. f'OYI.E. 1 l'ortland, Or, Asst Uen Pass Agf Vaccouvar B, O,
