Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, April 24, 1902, Image 2

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    Daily fiugeae Guard
ClMPBKiX BROS Pubiiahirs
PublUhad Tjrf evanta of the week, Ban
itb xapte-l AAinm mil commniiloftlioiu
Mi auk all tdu.itiaaoM parabls to the
fcojxaa (Juabd, Eatjne, Oragou,
SUlWOtttPTION FATVA
in.t.
lliliveraa1 by oartiar, per week f IB
lliTrwlby oartier, per month M
Urmail one rear (in kdruot) 6 00
riut mouth. 8 00
Ooe month.. . BO
tJ.uirl.oopiea, 06
WUU.I.
On. raw i
Oil lOODthl 0U
Advertlaliuj ntai toad, known un applica
tion. I
Entand a. aaoond-ciaai guttat at tha
E.igena. Oregon, poatomoe,
L
THB AST K UN OPKIOK8 -Of tha
n i.r are at 230 to 234 Temple Court, New
York Uity.aad U 8 Kipraaa Blag, 87 Waab
in tun Bt., Ohicaiio, 111., K KATZ Advertis
in, Agency In oharga.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
For QoTernor
GEOROEE. CHAMBERLAIN,
of Multnomah.
Kor Beoretary of Htate
DAVID BEARS, ol Polk County.
For State Treasurer
HENRif BLACKMAN, of Morrow
County.
For Justloe of tbe Bupreme Court
B F BONHAM, of Marion County.
For State Printer
J E GODFREY, of Marion County.
For Attorney-General
JAMES E RALEY, of Umatilla
' County,
For HuperlntoDdent Publlo Boboola
W A WANN, of Lane County.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET,
F-ir Senator
h M TRAVIS, Eugene.
F r Representatives
C K HLE, Hale,
J M EDMUNBON, Goshen,
I Q N CASTLE, Baglnaw.
For County Clerk
U M YOUNG, Eugene.
For Sheriff
W W WITHERS, Thurston.
For County Commissioner
Jf OURRIN, Cottage Grove
For Treasurer
A 8 PATTERSON, Eugene.
For Assessor
J M KITCHEN, Irving.
For Surveyor
SIMON KLOVDAH L, Eugene-
Foi Coroner
DR F E HELOVER, Eugene.
THURSDAY
APRIL 24
It is lntert9tine to learn that
Denmark's Lsndstbiog agrees to the
ale of the Danish West Indies to
the United States. Now it the
Folkelhlng oononrs the thing goB.
President Roosevelt likes to talk
himself. What justification has
this vioe-presidential aooident in
telegraphing Qeneral Fumt n not
to talk of Philippine affairs at the
Boston banquet?
Miohlgan surgeons have )nst per
formed a remarkable operation in
tbe grafting of a piece of dog's skull
on a human. Now if they oan
find some way to get some ol the
dog's brains inside skulls then Is a
ohanoe for needed improvement ot
the dudish part of mankind.
This Is the way tbe Salem Jour
nal, Independent, puts the case:
"As both Chamberlain and Fur
nish were life-long Demoorats, and
both held several offices, it ought
not to be dlffioult to ascertain
whioh worked the graft tbe hardest.
Bo far, Chamberlain has not even
been aooused of it.
Cinoinnati oomea to the front
with a marriage by telephone.
The oeremony occupied fifteen
initiates and ooet $23 for the tele
phone eervioe. Will they continue
married life by telephone In oc
casional instances it would be more
satisfactory, that is taking divoroe
oouitt evidence Into consideration.
Between revolutions volcanoes
and earthquakes furpisb the oitl
sens of Guatemala the necessary
exoltement to suitably spice life.
Just now two volcanoes are raolng
for business, while an earthquake
has destroyed about all the towns,
Tillages and plantations in the rioh
western part of the Central Ameri
can state.
The Mayor of Duloth recently
appointed a oleaning-up day, on
whioh there was concerted work on
the part ot oittiens in cleaning up
door-yards, back-yards and plot of
cround adjacent to homes gener'
ally. This would be a good ex
am dIs to follow in other oities. If
people won't clean up tbey should
be cleaned up at their expense,
A New England pier reports
that several miuittara in that part
of tbe count r have recently cued
fjr divoroe. In every case tbe
defense was that the social duties
of a minister's wife were loo heavy
to bear, that his salary wasn't
sufficient to provide a ti ling sup
port and, generally, that being a
parson's wile is a bore. If tbis be
the general opinion and common
oouree of action In tha part of the
oountry, the notnieters' wives must
be quits "new women," ae com
pared with those of half a century
a jo.
As an example ot tbe good work
one man can do toward tbe rectify
ing of a publio wrong it is worthy
of note that the railroad assessments
of the state of Ohio have been
lmoet doubled, tbe companies
tbemsolvea la many caaes giving
in the increased valuation. For
tbis good work, by whioh the trans
portation companies were made to
share their just proportion of the
burden of taxathn, Tom L John
son, mayor of Cleveland, is alone
responsible. He started a vigorous
warfare in this line, demonstrating
that the railroads were assessed at
praotioally only one-fourth the rate
at whioh other property was taxed.
OPPOSING BARGAINS.
"Oh. George," exolaimed Mrs De
Style, "Drigudda & Prioemark ad
vertise their $60 Spring bonnets for
$59 99. I shall die if you do not
get me one."
"Well," anBwered De Style, I
notioed an ad in the paper stating
that Coolem & Plantem would give
a first-olass funeral for $39 60."
EVOLUTION.
Sharpe On his biitbday befoie
their marriage she gave him a book
entitled "A Perfeot Gentleman."
Flatt Any ohacse after a year
of married life?
Sharpe Yes; on hia last birth
day she gave him a book entitled
"Wild Animals I have Met,"
BY CONTRARIES.
Bleeker Has your wife made
any plana for the summer yet?
Baxter No, it's too early.
Why, she hasn't even tried to find
out where I don't want her to go
yell i
If you have not registered
with the county clerk
at the courthouse ' do
so right away, Registration
closes May 15, then if unreg
istered you will be put to the
trouble of hunting up six
citizens to vouch for your
citizen-hip before you will
be allowed to vote on elec
tion day. It is less trouble
to register now than to get
the necessary certification on
election day.
Bean the
81g natara
of
ina wit tan Hani cjnm
Market.
The Knlaoopil ladles will hold their
market Saturday, April 20, in the Titus
building, Willamette street.
Piecing.
That's ft word
whioh tuny not be in
the dictionary in this
sense of its e, lint
which is in very common use in some
sections of the country. "She's always
piecing" they say of" the woman .u
runs to the cupboard at irregular hours
.in eat a piece of pie, cake, or smne
other t Unity, This im;ular eating u
one of the chief causes of dyspepsia
an 1 " weak stomach.
Diseases of the stom ach and other
or it. tin of digestion ami nuttition are
completely cured bv Wis u-e of Doctor
I'iervc's Golden Medical Discovery. It
incre.wes the supply of rich, pure blood,
and gives the body vitality and vigor,
" A yrr k X wm ft-ftim: vrrv Iwllv." wHtci
Mna, l.taitr Abmim, of 1st l.ihnwn' Avrmir
Hionklytt. N V. " Hail wv oor ftmitHtv mtd
wtiru 1 .t tlown Ml I li tnllr I cvxikl tiH rnl,
bin w.mtil hvr to tpi wmy without rt?n UltnH
lit fcit. Chanoihc to hrnr liom t lliniil
who nwl vout t;Ulrn MrtlKul Diacomv lir
lira iimiUr to mine, I thought 1 WiM
tttvp thr mrtlunn s Um. txt4 I co hatrilly
rnrr lh? tit rtvrivrtl fnit It. Thr tiit
dt ?fiul to tlo mr Mr Riarttiv tt-
tutttrl unil t wa Lie to rt hfwd,v, hv
ImvruvtM much inoe tkln( th Ool.l-ti
MMknI Whwiv' 1 Jo not look, hkc the miik
IwrvA-n Am tw.Uv writ ami lton(-the rrlt
of Ukttit n U.itlta at in. l-icicc's Guinea
Mrttvl Hi.tvfiv.
Dr. Tierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, twper coers, is sent Jtrt on
receipt of 21 one-cent stampa to pay
eipense of nwihng only. Aadms Df,
R. V. litres, Butlaio, N. Y.
sa C NIC H I9T INI CNQLISH
I. HI U Wih m .4
pH Mkll,.llMI. ..a IbII.
.'I- I'.rllr-I.r Tfllw. WU
Ml "N.IW k.
Hlk. 1 o.tH-a i-iim-.i.i. n.ti
ftll Pimw l'htrhNlwlh.tMll,
-Tha Beporlirr'e Ravens.
"Do you see that mail?"
And I observed a rather lonesome
person wannering aimiesaiy himhii ujv
cnpltol. uegret wu stamjiea upon nis
rice, and bit whole attitude was thjit
of a loan who bad tried and failed and
who had no intention of every trying
"Well, that la a former representative
who called the correspondent of the
It-uiiiiK paper In his district a liar. The
correspondent did not pursue the ortli
imry met hod of retaliation by attack
ing him In his articles whenever op
portunity offered. lie simply refused
for two years to mention his name in
his correspondence. The people at home
lir-Kun to wonder what they sent a
man to congress for anyway and final
ly came to the conclusion that a repre
acuintive who could not get his name
In the paper could not be of much ac
count In Washiriifton. It took 1,400 bal
lots to bent him when be came up for
renomlnatlon, but they did It all right"
Washington Cor. New York Herald.
Cliemp Living In Mrxleo.
"Moilcnn lnborln!( men," says a man
who linn boon visiting In Mexico, "work
fur 12 cents n liny. This mny seem In
cri'lllile, hut It ia a fact You see more
cf,pt'r centa in thut country and moro
nre used, perlmpa, than in any country
un the globe. It la not uncommon to
sec n Mcxlcnn woman ko to market
an 1 buy a cent's worth of wood, a
ent'K worth of corn or coffee and a
stalk of cunt. Hhe will make a fire in
tlic center of her adobe house and pre
pare a meal fur the family. Tbey cat
-.-one oh we would an apple. Tbe ox
nut rind wooden plow are still In use.
The ox tenuis are harnessed so tbe
pressure of the load comes upon tbe
he;:il. Just In front of tbe horns, Instead
of the shoulder and neck."
Captured 111b; Gnrae.
in one of the St Louis Sunday
schools tho classrooms are seprtrnted by
glass partitions. A Kt. Louis paper
says that during n session of the school
one of the touchers waB much annoyed
by loud talking In an adjoining room.
At last, unable to bear It any longer,
he mounted a chair and looked over
the partition. Seeing that one boy who
was a little taller than tbe others was
talking a great deal, be loaned over,
bolsted bltn over the partition and
banged hlrn Into a chair in uIb room,
saying, "Now be quiet!"
A quarter of an bour later a- small
bead appeared round tbe door, .and a
meek, scared little voice said:
"Please, sir, you've got our teacher."
CooklnaT Flah.
Boll haddock and codllsh six minutes
for every pound; bass, salmon and hali
but ten to fifteen minutes. A lobster,
as a rule, requlrea half an hour to forty
minutes. Largo fishes should bake
about one hour and small ones twenty
to thirty minutes. Broiling requires a
quarter to half an hour, according to
tbe size of tbe flab, very small speci
mens being finished in five to ten min-
L
" The Lftat Straw.
' Mra, Muggins My husband Is a per
act crank.
Mrs. Bugglns All bUBbacds are, my
lear.
Mrs. Muggins But fancy a man who
complains that my mustard plasters
ire not as strong as those his mother
naedtomrokol Philadelphia Record.
-FIRST-
National Bank
Of Fugene.
Paid up Cash Capital 8BO.00O
Surplus 8DO.OOO
Eugana, Oregon.
AORNERAL BANKINO B0SINKS8
Done on rraajnahle tanna. &ght
draita on Uhloago, Ban JTranolaoo and Port
land. Oratron.
Bllli o( exohann anld on fomlrn conntrlaa,
Uepoaita raoeWad aubjeot to ohaek or oertiti
oate of depoeit.
All collection! antnutad to na will teoalra
orompt attention,
T Q Hshdbioks, P. K. SHonoaAsa,
Praaldant. Oaablar.
8B Sui, L. H. Porrsa
Vioa I'raaldant Aaaiatanb
LAKE COUNTY BANK
EUGENE,
OREGON.
latakllihaS la ISSt. Olaait
Saaila taa Oaaatr.
a flanertl Bankiny business in all branches
transacttd on favorable farms
A. G. HOVKY.Presldent
UU HULIN. Cashier.
H.H. HOVEY, AsattViler
EUGENE L0AJ1 and
Of Eugene, Oregon.
Paid L'p Cash CjUI - S50.00C
Surplus .... 25,010
a atNssai eaajaiNO auaiNiss tsm.
Dratta tasnad on tha r-rlnrlpal eltlai ol tai
Unlu.1 0tau- and rorvtRn ixvinulca.
lulraat allowad on ivmand CwrUfloata ol
tHrlt ttan l(t itatal i-rud.
IVillvcttoni rvoatra our prompt altanUon.
Cltj and couuly ftarraata OougtiL
w L saowa. s. riai.
PrttuanL ytca r niimi
'.St. oisuas, m. m. itooa
Caaklar. Stat C.im,
SAVU
French Periodical Drops
JR.
LYON'S
Strictly vegetable, perfectly harmless, sure to accomplish
DESIRED RESULTS. Greatest known female remedy.
allltTIAU B.w.rof wonwrteltt and Imitation!. Tbe
For Sale bv Linn
THE ONLY BIG SHOW COMING
HERE.
NORM
ig Trained Animal
bhovs.
Tke Only Gteat Amusement Enterprise that fulfills
every promise.
500 Performing Animals
mm
aV'FARfitVaSkA
&HUfSTPJ(fOBIN6 LfPtlAKT-rjumi'
'A.ia
.uiuioltritt,
a -8a5ii;iJJr(,yi JVW
FRIDAY APRIL 25th.
Performances at 2 and 8 pm.
Watch for the Grand New Street Parade. A Marvel
of Processional Wealth. Royal Roman Hipprodrome.
PRICES Adults 50 cents Children 25 cents.
C S Farrow & Co
...REAL ESTATE...
Ixiarti and Imi.ri.ncp. re1r Id
Hitrrt'tittDR Machinery, Implt
mt'tita. Alio hrT iiorttte room
t rtMoMtvtl raUM.
tfV'Omee SOfl WUUmeua St
The Jloffman
W. O. ZEIGLER Proprietor.
SUNDAY DINNER 50c
Eugene. Oregon
M. A. W'OLFORD,
Architect
PI11 a ami apeclflcatlona ilnwn hi
a-.Mil.l -at,,.. .vn r(i,.,h vf! B,
N T Vils,.t,'a ariMHiry store, Ktiirene,
III revive piimipl al'tentinti, Puone
Ited 40-1.
Bankers Life Association
ol Do Moino, Iowa.
Sl Isiuranct- low Kttl Sptciai Futuru
mi picatc nuiy infn.
Ritt cardi at Flnt Satloul Bank
and Loan and Savinj, Hana.
Into the Air...
go thouaand. of MOUNT HOU Cwan
in the form ol amoka-thaoooleat. aeet
lit, moat fragrant and mo.t aatlifying
amoka yoo can aujy ' V'lc-
No outtar what m.y ba
Tmr Uittrito i-ij' r, a
trial of tha MOUNT
HOOD will make you ita
friend.
FC Potts
Manufacturer, 58 Vett8:b Street.
A WEDDING BREAKFAST
or dinner i alwayi afred iwitb tho
choic-eat winee and linuora that can
be procured. Por aocial functiona of
any kind we have the parent and best
wine-, of tither imported or domestic
vidUk'8, by the caae, bottle or Kallon,
at prices Hi at you can't match for
quality in Eugene, at
W. M.
RENSHAW'S
Eugene. Oreoon.
Druo Co
600
Trained Elephants!
Trained Camels!
Trained Seals!
Trained Lions!
Trained Sealions!
Trained Monkeys!
Trained Ponies!
Trained Zebus!
20 Funny . Clowns
Every act a feature;
Every feature new!
20
Will Exhibit
in EUGENE,
J W. Clark.
M. S. Hubble.
dark & Jiabbl
Trapsfef Co.,
General transfer business
acme, heavy or light haul
ing of all kinds promptly
attended to. All kinds Jf
wood for sale. Baggage
trausfered to any part of
the city.
I'iano and honw-mnrini; a n.iKr
-it. ui-xbd orhc Phm, &
latar, call Black. 7&1 or Kl yi.
GEO. G GROSS & CO.
Real Estate
and Employment
Agency . . .
t 'i I v BtiJ .
ROWE'S
sMilltJASvl
OU " T"""erL.nd,Act7
lu Ui. Circnii Court i.f the t .1 t j Notice fer PUhn",3,t.I
(or the uoouiy 01 i-ai-o. ""uj.
bavid Cherry, PlmutiU.
rA.ihB Liuton as ocluiitiilruuu 01 tin
.Halt) ol John Biuwd, Uoceaaed, auj
Mary Hruwu, widow ol John nr"wu, ue
cnoso.1, and Elbt.lt K lirowu and EKauore
Urowu, CH WH". uiace uiuipxriire
aud E I Liuipahir , libr buaba auu
Johu Brverly, Uefendauta
To tlbori K tircwu auo tieai:ore Browu,
bib who, rtcloDdama: In the uaoio of tho
Male ol Ortgou, JOU anu tacu ui ou urn
bertb) sua uoued and iequ:rd to appear
i aiu court and answer tbo couiolalut ol ol Sctiou 0
tbe plaiuiin Sled therein, on or oeiure tuo
first dav of the nit term ol u conn
s 'jich mil be held at tonene Cny J.aue
c unty. (Jregou, on tbe third Mou y it
.luuc, JWi, teiuB UJO iuiu uJ .uo
lauutb, or jndguitut and decree will lie
taken against the estate of Jobn Brown,
deoeaseu, for the r. lief prayed lor in the
cunip situ, to ait: Judgu-ent (or the sum
ol ji77u.oU ana au attoiuej'a fee of ilH UU
and lor oo sod dn-buiamiatG of sail and
a decreo ot foreclosure on tho mortgaye
lien described in ploiunfl'e compluiut
upon the follow ng desorlbed real propony,
lo-wit: LoWVo one of section numbered
thirty in towusbip No sev. nieen south of
range three, west of tho Willamette meridi
an contaiuiun 31.M acres of land, iu Lane
oouuty, Oregou. Anu it is ordered by the
.n.t ThH HonJ-V Humtlion, judea.
dated Match 4, I'JOi, that service of aum
mona bo wie Uon you by publication in
be tugeue Daii-ir UoKD,a newspaper of
am.arul nirnnlutlOU Dublishtd daiiV lU Sllld
leuunty, for en cousecuiive weeks. The
tirt uubliL-atun ol tuia notice will be
Murch 11th, 1UU2.
Da ed thia luih day day ol March, 1902
Gao. B. Douuia,
I'luiiitill'B attorney.
SUMMONS-
In tha oirouit court of the State of.Orogon
f t Luue couuty,
Maine M Plait, PUT.,
TB,
n.,,;.tnin A. Piatt. Deft.
lo Benjamin A. Piatt, defendant above
named t
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
Oreoon. von are hereby required to appear
aud auBWei tbe complaint tiled against yon
in the above entitled eourt aud cauae uu or
before bii weeks troin the date ot tbe first
publication of this summons, nud it jou
tail to so uppeur aud unswer said oomplalut,
jor want thereof, tho plniutiii' will upply to
said court tor the reliol prayed for iu said
complaint; towit:
Por a decree of said oourt, declaring tli
marridge eoutraot, now existing between
said piaiutin ai.d defeudaut, forover dis-
solveu, that piaiutin nave tne caie, ouatouv
and control ol the miuor daughter, Liunu,
and for such other aud larther relief as to
the eourt may aeeiu equitable and just.
Ihia BuiuuiouH la nuuiisnea ouce eacn
week, lor six oousecalive weeks, by order
of ths Hon. 11. ii Klocald, oonniy ituiKe ot
Laueiounty, Oregou, ouly muue at ibe
courthouse in feugene, Oregon, on jauuary
22, 1DU2.
Ti e date of first publication as fixed by
said order is January 22, muz.
U. W. K.1NSEY,
a tt'y. for Plain tin",
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice ia hereby given that Jag A!
Geurlmrt bus tiled iu Ibe County Court ol
Lane oouuty bid dual account ub aduimid
trator ol tbu tmiute of Win Ue.rburt, du
orjaaed, and the County Court oIhliU cuun
ty ban net lUoud..y, April 7 liH'J, at IU
o'clock a 111. at the couit boune at) the
time aua pluce ior the tiual BttiieotnL of auiii
ebtate. All utrroiad luimed.ed iu buiu ta
tale are heieb loiiU'jU 10 urtoent uuj ob
jeotioiiH the) uay bivt in writing tu Huiti
nuat uuuuum ou or u- ivu tmiu uay ,
Da ltd t-ugtiue, Uicyuij, iluicu i, lDUli,
J AS M. GtAHllAUT,
Aduar. ol buid estate
E. Ii. tiUU'WOUTU,
Attorney.
Administrator's Notice.
Notice is hereby fiven that W. O. Zeiyler
naa cmn auiy appoiniea adnjiniHtrator ul
the estate Oi J ubu ti. Wright, dtceabed,
the county court of Lane couutv. Utb
goo, and all perhnua haling claims against
said entate are uotmod o preeuc the bauit-
10 sain auuiiuiawator duly Termed as by
law requind. at ttie law .mo 01 .It-mLx a.
Uatbuugb, iuuiuh 2 aud 3 f iret National
hank buildiutfl in Lugeue, Lane county,
Oregon, wiuiiu bii uoutbs irom the date
01 turn notice.
Dated tbid 4th day ot March A. D , ISU2,
v . u Zkiolkb,
Aumiuistrator.
f KNCKKS & HiUBAUOH,
Atty'a fur estate.
Administrator's Notice.
Notice is bereby given ttat Oeorge A.
Drury baa been duly aiipoiuted auniinie
tiaior, wilh ttie will auuexod, of tbe eaiale
of James CariwriKbt, dtceased, by tbe
oouut) court of Lauo county, Oregon, aud
all peraoua baviug claiuia agaiuat bud estate
are noiitied to pitaent aanie to aaid admiu
iatratorduly veriliid as by law r. quired at
tbeaioreot W. M. Vanduyn in Coburg,
Orouon, witbiu nil months irom tbe date ol
Una uotice.
Dated tbis 15th day of Jan. 1902.
UEOhUE A. DhnitT
Adminiatrator with will annexed
li. Him Att'y. for estate.
Notice to Creditors.
Nu'iee is hereby gitren that O A Camp-
7, "vu nufuiuieu oy me UQDiy
U)urt 01 Laoe couutv. a,ln1ii,.ir..i.,r r
esute of J M Dick, deceased. All peraou.
haviu claim, against estate are berby
lotnied to preeut tbe same to me duly
veritk-d, at ibe othce of K K Sktpworth iu
Eugene, Oregon, within bix mouths Irom
the date of this notice,
hngene, Oregon, March 10, 1902.
, . OA Camfiuclj
Aomr estate of J M Dick, deceased.
It IsxipvroaTu, .
Ally for estate.
Executor's Notice.
' -iee ia hereby given that W. M. Van-
a been ippomud executor of the
- . .uuu iiauioua, diceaBed. bv th
o uty oourt t,l Lauo oon,,i,
"I '7"" Lv,n8 ''' gin.t said es
alo re UereLy ootttied to preseul
Uni.,,,,1, v,I1Uldud ..ihsutnc.eut p,
I" 1 oer.igued executor, .1 his Bloi,
u.r'.8',u' "tthin .ix months ft
proof
Btoie in
the date ot ,bi, notice. "m
la:.d tbisnth t av of Feb , 1902
w M. VANDUVS,
L. BlLTKlT, Atf, t'1"Ur' eJ''a-
Notice of Final Settlement.
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il iy ba. be
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Notice of Final SetiS
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