Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, October 06, 1902, Image 2

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    Daily Eugene Guard
CAMPBELL BROS Publisher
Published every mala of ths week, Ban
lays eiosutod. AJ lrew U comtnuiiloaUoui
wiJ make U remituaow payable to Ui
Koasvs Ooabu, Kugeu". Oregon,
Germany bad ber first ice yester
day, with snow in tbe hills. An
early oommenoement.
i ' m
SUBSCRIPTION RATB&
UAIII.
Djllvered by carrier, per week I
D.lirerod by carrier, per mouth
Uf mail oua your (.in aylyai.ue. .
Six month
Oae month
HiUKhieopiea,
WI1KL1.
"Here," ssid Mr Bnaggs, as he
laid a volume on the table, "here ie
a book that I am very desirous
Luoy shall read." "Very well ," re
plied Mrs Bnaggs. "I'll lorom ner
totouoh it." Pittsburg Telegram.
16
6J
6 00
i 00
60
06
Jn. vaar ... iu"
Bit month. J
Ailvertiaiug rates meds known on appltoa-
ion.
K u t rr.1 h Moond-OUK
Kusens, Oregon, postottioe,
natter at the
TUB KASTBUM OFPIOK8 -Of the
buw re at 230 to !B4 Temple Court, Now
York Uity.aad U B Kipres. UUfy SI Wash
lngton BU, Chicago, I1L, K KATZ Advertla
n, Agency In ohjurgo.
MONDAY -
OCTOBER 6
Kollce to Taxpayers.
Tbeuecoud and last payment on
1901 taxes Is due and should be paid
before October Bib, 1'j02. Coots will be
added thereafter. All taxes should be
paid lo full before that date.
W W Wituehs. bberlfl and tax col
lector, X.ane county
Fortune Favors a Texan.
"Having distressing pains In bead,
back and stomaoh, and being without
appetite, I beitan to use Dr. King's
New Life l'llls." writes W. P. White-
bead of Kennedale, lex-, "ana soon
rait llkn a. new mm." Infallible in
stomach nd liver troubles. Only 26
soenta at W L DeLaoo's drug store.
THE FIRST AND THE LAST,
The last governor-eleot of Oregon
bod at the tomb of tbe first gov
amor of Oregon near this city yes
terday, and witnessed tbe dosing
soene the consignment of the
body of John Whiteaker to its last
resting place.
It was a foroible reminder of the
flight of time. When that first
governor was inaugurated in 1859
the ox or horse team was the only
means of oonyeyanoe aoross the
great plains; Oregon was a state
with Icbb than seventy thousand
inhabitants; no railroad or tele'
cranh line had even yet reached
the great Mississippi in their west
ward maroh. When Lincoln was
assassinated even six years later it
took from the 13th of April till the
30th for nonv exoresg from the
Mill uri rivjr to S in F.-auoi ic, cd
steamer thence to Portland to oarry
the news to the Oregon metropolis,
The first governor of Oregon waB
thirty-seven years of age when in
augurated. Tbe governor-eleot
will be forty-nine when he takes
his seat in the exeoutivs office. It
is not often such an occurrence
happens. The spaa of nearly Ltlf
a oentury between inaugurations
is usually too great, lraught
with too many of the vicissitudes
o! life, to permit a meeting even at
the grave.
FRIDAY FOR FISH.
The Boston Transorip has this
good story about - bland John
Chinaman: "A hungry tramp
oalted one Monday afternoon at the
kitchen door, and was promptly
challenged by John. To John the
tramp told his tale of woe, ending
with a humble petition for some
thins to .eat. "LlkeefishT" asked
John. In insinuating tones. "Yes,
I like fish," the tramp answered
"Call Flldav." said John, as he
abut the door, with a smile lmper
turible.
Jioksonville Times: Our farm
era should; pay tiiore attention
raising hones, It is presumed
they have notloed the freqnenoy
of the visits of horse-bnyors In their
midst : also the faot that the do
mand for horBes is far in excess
the supply. The fear wblob pre
vailed a few years ago that the in1
troduotlon of eleotrlolty, the cheap
ening of bloyoles, and the Invert'
tion of automobiles would ellml
nate horses from general use has
proven groundless. They
bringing good prioes everywhere,
The breeding of horses was praoti
oally suspended in this oounty
several years, and their scarcity
has t en lelt. The profih from the
sale of one or two good animals
each year would appreciably
orease the farmer's net Inoome,
CASTOR 1 A
For Infants and Children.
ftj Kind You Hays Always Bought
the
of J
STUDENTS
We have just re
ceived our first ship
ment of
STEEL
BOSSED
SITY
ERY.
DIE EM-UNIVER-STATION-
E. Schwarzschild
Stationer.
Special
Orders
and measurements taken
for ladies' tailor-made
suits. Call and see
samples.
BUCKNER &
CLEVENGER.
THESE ARE GOOD TIMES . . .
And you ought to treat your
self to a fine new gun. We have a
very large stock of them.- Fine
double and single barrel in 10, 11,
16 and 20 bore, at prices mat, mo bo
reasonable that no one objects to
: them. The prices run irom
j for the single barrel to $7.00 and
'for the double' barrel ironi viv.ov
U land mills W DaVe a CUIupot owwvw
to 118.00 for hammer guns and $25.00 up for J"" Bgt We also sell the famous' Stevens
Winchester rifles and shot guns at lowest P" Vo 05 In cartridges we have a very large
rifles at; $5.50. Cheaper rifles at $3.75, $3.W ana
stock and all the nicest loads at 50 cents and up.
ft
We would like to h.v, you JA X
warranted DOCK61 Knivea. "'
money can buy.
1
Ml
1 ' i r W
fWE are now selling an elegant line of sewing &a'
is two machines in one, making loop and tuck stitch. At the Low rnce
of $37.50.
W 4
i"u k it m ..,
MlufJ?
1
1
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court ,,( iu o.
ior wis uuuui i ol LUfc " oa U rw.
WUlUm M v, ... r
--"H. ruu0tiffi .
H.ttl.V.riump';l)eU,
To H,ttl. V. Uu,,,,,. .,7; '
J","'".,,.aP19,of'h''.Ut.ufn
Uel court in the .li" "V" 'C?.?
court ud oa,ue, . 612
the dale l the fi. "'IV". x ,l.
uiou, or the plaiutilf l,i ' 11 Ui,
fur the 4Uji!.i"
"tnu I i. , .
rr JEW"-"- -."sa,
ri.f .' .".u '"'""'"lit, anl Ti
. court ,eeUi, - ol,!
inis luminous ii u,iV,iiut, i V
week, by order of ,he Sn h'"
Couuty J udKe of Laue CuTl,
U.V1 "I . """
turn
t it tin
Made
AuifUrtt. luo:
ication hereoj
III
33 East Ninth st.,
w-fc kl r 33 Last iMntn St.,
Barker UUn WOrKS, Eugene, Ore.
Attfjpuevf, u
Notice for Publication.
V''MLaudfw;
NotiMb&"e.j&
with the proviaioDii of the act S
Jilna 3. 1K7H. ..;. .. . 1 toon, j
. .T,T -i ' """wu, "An AM I .
Oreuon, evada, aod WaahiMt T
as eitouded to all the pu& i?'
act of August 4, lsuii" lil?t,Ull!l7
AngQu, nu tbiaduy tiled iu $Z
nmiMuaixovuiUOaii, ISO Alii, fi.r w
Jiunene, county of L
ill
r-t n wt and w N J "
Saoudn KnV T.....".f , ?! lot L
8 Wet and win l ottai -1 , i EP
thatthelandeouhXbu?
timber or Btoue thau frsricultnl !l
and to establish bor claim ..T1?
Marie Ware, U S cou.nTu, on.-.T?'"'0
l.ane county, Oranin. on T,,j."
day of December, 1W2, She aS,"
JU Sutherland, ni Rl.(. ,
pregoni William Sutherland.! Uti
Lane Co. Oreiron: Arrl.i.
n' c. OrtgoB, Wig
. Any and all penot,, claiming JLS
above drsrrih,l U,.,i. L ""IU"
their claims in this utiice on or beimik.
2nd day of December, 1SJ03. K"ma"
JTBEIWES.
O. 5 0 ill A.
Ountfia yl:i9K,sjyoi.lt3relwa
Sl(natsn
BEST FOR THE
ROWELS
If yon hTin't t rBilr, hunltbr wortiiMil of tM
btiwoli avvrr 'l"r. lou'ro til or will be. kp 70m
lent MlitMour rill lli'.U !iiB'r; Tho imooth
yJJW CANDY
PAT EW1 LIKE CANDY
Eir boi. Writs fwr fru U)1, im tMll on
onlth. Adi1r
miuia ustiiT coifiKt, nurmo w kw tok.
KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN
ANOTHER
TEST CASE.
Brlght'ii D.HeaHei nml Dlnbotea
Aro P .. lively Curnblo,
in-
DelU, Utile town In the Coenr
d'Alentf, Idtho, ii la brd luok
lifts lo town Bile. It ii built on
the bank of a oroek, the site being
owned by a company that in
dredging all the gravel dopoalte.
Tbe owners bare btn given notloe
to remove their Improvements and
are In a quandary where to go aa all
the narrow bottom lnndi In the
vicinity are I jinn worked at placer
mln-s, while the hllli have boon
)jcved for qoarti.
The manager of the Oregon Hop
ffOwera Aai3oIation aayi the
world'a hop orop Ii ehort and that
late holdere aland goi obanoee for
30 or 40 cont pricea lie olaime that
preeent laics ab jut or a little above
tbe twenty-cent mark have been
made under contract or forced
thronh the oiroomitanoea of grow
ere.
Whltr tht litton Comixxtiulii wnra uni1ornx
imluntlon, out t,t Hie Irtvominuiora wout lo nnt
ot tho IxiHt kmtwu i.v4U)litua In Hun bVimolico
ftiitl HMstttl Itlm lo it itmo n rorintu cum ot
llrtKhr din- m) for ft mU Ho uuuitHl C. II
AUooot KHNtw, ii fomior eomluetorof itioH.
1'. Co., Iwynml hunt AD ftltl. KlKtit phyilolfttu
had ii pel arts, tho cunt rhtvute HrlKht's UftNC
ll Upli-Kl MltMiinn, rnrtK itivtwy, nliMip
liooiiout, r.Uhl imnii it nil muni woakuov.
Yim m illiintiinv. ritlonl wnl un th
C''niiimml Jum- 6, MU. W now copy from the
wrtlit'it rtHirti.
Jiino 15 - lmj vm,-tn Hiiin oIinrcr. Onlor
btur. Allujtn tlvcrvitfiltiii. i'Milint uuoh
.hi i'i jo. 1 nilmtiM Impiovi-niotn. Mont m
hi ('ill. Alh.iiK'H tllu.uilatilU);. Nilil iiwt'ftia
bt'uituiln It viuhl.
JtiVv ii Not isn fftroruttla. Wt-nt to the
country ""J Uvo i hloal. K.MurntsI ftnj
ftllnir btMtpr, llwuKh not nlMhlv (juM
tU st IwmI r-ori. A Uvorntilo HnU'tlju U
Un HtwtriiiH,a tif His- ntuht kh-.
Jill 1 -1!0,W Htlilttl lltJMt,l,.rttll. Alttu
mcti ttsnittw it- nini 1
Auk. l.ltnimifwuivm ronttniifM.
An. IS i'UhuN he Ii m-rW wMi.
hi i-rst it'll, rttll-
University School of Music.
oooooooo
Terms quoted below are for one lesson a week,
more than one lesson the same rates will be charged
ition payable monthly in advance.
VI ANO. Mrs Hollenbeok, a montn so ann et
Mri'rar.or v
VOCAL MUSIC Miss Stlnion, prints
lemons in slgnt reaumg, reiwjrwjuo, ""-."-
building . . , . W 60
Iu classes of two JJJ
In clasass of three JJJ
Cbildreni class in ahtht reading 1 00
For
Tu-
VIOI.IN. Mrs Pipes, Trivate lessons $4 00
a month.
HAHMONY, Counterpoint, and Compo
Ition 1' rlvate lessons . M 00
a month. Classes of four or six . 91 00
a month. ... Jt ,
Thlee oourses leading to teachers diploma.
i i. musical degree
I, M. GLEN, Dean.
AROMATIC FLAVOR
Our New
Mount
Hood
Will make Mends with you qulckly-tt has
.l.llln,,. fl.wnr and fine, aromatlo smoke. It
dears the brain, eases can and makes you at
peace with your memories, ii ooata jun
Cigar
10 Qs
WAIT FOR
THE BEST
The
Parker
Walter Ross Manager.
Oct 6th
GORTON'S Famou5
aii white MINSTRELS
Joseph Gorton Founder and Proprietor,
C 0 Peart Manager. C W Vereland
Bepreeentattve.
PRESENTING
SUMMONS.
In the C trout i Court of the Stats ol Ore
gon for the County of Lane.
James W Smith, Pluiutitt,
n
Jenettle Smith, Defendant.
To Jenettie Smith, the above named
defendant:
In the name of the State of Oregon:
You are hereby required to appear iu tbe
above entitles ocurt in tho above entitled
oause and auswer the complaint ol pluin
tiff herein filed on or before Bix wet'ks
from the date of the firat publication ol this
summons, and if you fail to so appear und
anaa.A ...W. roiii.nut lltA nlhintilT will
I annlv tn fluid fionrt for the reief Droved foi
in the eomp'aint herein, to-wit: A decree
dissolving tbe bondB of matrimony now ex
isting between said plaintiff and defendant,
and such other rtlk-f a a, the oourt socms
proper
This summons is published in the Daily
Eogehe Ouann once eaeh woek for six oon
seoutive weeats, by order of the Hon 1J fi
Kinoaid, county judge of Lane County,
Oregon.
Made and entered herein on the 2nd lay
of Jul v, 11)02, and the date ol the lint
publication herecf is the 3rd day ol July,
1802.
L BlIiYED.
Attorney ior tlaintill
For sale by all Sist-clau dealers.
New Meat Market.
We have opened our new market in the Schneider
block, corner of West Eighth and Olive streets,
where we have the choicest meats of all kinds.
IVt. 1 1 nuiM Imp ri v iuhmi I
twii.Vtl for lU-'ht I'm, loy
l rtlro.tl irmvu Iu
Ion :
Biw. lrat U
HtnctUm AtM '
Kar s,M,c 1
AHuii"l Trt-t
I tt-r CuftU None
At thu wrlittiit. .Unurtrr l tmn. (jttnt t
ol yfl rlittnly tTHVUi, lut In Ml) j tb
IrvKtinvot aa.1 toiiliw hs.itor coallauaUy.
Vll.-nl wnrkt rrt that Prltrht't Dtwat
atui iMitxM! n tiiiMimhifj, tm ? pr com.
r po4ll1vul r-rovrrinx uihlir tho ruU.m
imt.niil. 't'onniron fttrnui ot htdnoj tiit
pUtnt m wmiiiim oir-r tnl bIhih nUV
Jif. I rlo.' fl ..r lhtj Mrlrfhfa Lnno ami
ilsiftir Urn itttlMiir I'omiwiml. John J. Kul-t-.rt
ro, ion M -'nnonwrr si., Haa Kranclncis
aoi n.mi.mmii ri. tv txita niil for p
llvitta. lticri(iiT itaBtphluig tuailod trw
Linn Drug Co, SBS&SfKa
Bolt actuti tor Suf an and tllolty.
A WEDDING BREAKFAST
or dinner U alwaya aarretl with the
cholcoat wioea and Uqnoraitthat can
be procured. For octal fnnoilom of
any kind wi hare the poreat and beat
winea, of ei her importwl or domeatio
YiiiU, br the cue, bottle or nllon,
at pnoM tt at yoa oan't match for
quality In fingna. at
E C HUGHES'
successor to W M Renshaw
Entirely New,
Cottl) and
Up-to-da'e
Wclbys
tils
Features!
s Purl Gorton & Let, Al Newton,
Bortlls Bros, Celeonc Purl Fell, Eugene
Elliott, Carper Ziroer, Newton Bros, Jai E
Lyons, C E Stutzman.
and Twenty Others.
'Beautiful El-ctric Part." The Great
Crescent City Quintette. American
Novelty Dancinir Quartette. Match
less Street Parade. Gorton's Solo Band
Daily Concerts. Watch 1 Wait!! See!!!
PRICES 50 and 75 c ms.
Bonboniere Bakery.
11 tad. f. cake, cookie. In fact even thins V.i u . .u
k.- cm.Untly on hn,L Lnnche and Inarh jxts. Snertal patns Ulcen
liiltlnnplin.Misl. ' pwairkm and trafl.ni Coofectioiiery. Ir cream,
" "" " w i ' ws nisi in our
my in vi cnaiytj, ivn unyet the plme.
hasterr
n in
am.
own wagoa to any rt of the
Holder. Building No 640 Willamette St.
rhoreW, DUNNSR0S
Eugene Blue River
STAGE LINE.
E. BANGS, Proprietor
lUge leayee Kugene for Blue River
D ,lly exoept tiunday at 6:30 a m
K l iming stage arriv, st Eugene
dalln .xfpt Humtays at 7 p iu.
t Notice of Final Settlement
, Notice is herrby given that Oenrpe A
Drary, admini'r,.;,.r of the estate of Mary
J Oarlwright, deceneed, has llltd hiB tinivl
aocoant iu the n,atter ot said "stnte in tho
county court of l.aoe connty, Oregon, and
Monday, the 1st day of SepUnibcr, l'JOi, at
tbe hour .of one o'clock in the ufternoon of
caid day at the Oounty Court riom at il'e
Court Houao in Kugeiic, Oroijou, has lkeu
fixed by auid oourt !or the hearing of objnu
tlons to iaid acoonut and fur the UDnl act
tlemeot of ani l ontate.
.Dated Ibis 2nd dny 't Ausnat, 1002.
.GEOKUf. A. DHUKy,
Ii. Bilikd, Ailuiinistralcr.
Attorney or Baid eeluto.
Ttokets for sal
Bugene,
at I. Banirs' livery suble.
"The Biggest Puliation Everywhere"
LI LI PUT
Cola p sable Pocket
stereoscope
Apparatus
Admlnlstra' or's No lc-
T . :V i i . . . .... ..
.luiiiv ta nereuv piven tnrit tuo undr.
gned, tho aduiiuistrator ot the estate- ol
. esse A lien, deoetisd, by virtue of an or
er of sa'e duly made and entered of record
j the Counly Court of Lane oounty. Ore
on, ou ttii 4 h rinv of Anonat. I!i9 si
ffer for sab ai private sale for cafh on and
tier tho 6b dav of tSupiember, 1U02, and
will set to the party willing to pay tUa
"'ruwi sum .lurreiur tne lonowiitg d s
eribed roal pr.ipert), to wit: The went bal
oi me nortbw st qmrter, tne southtas
quarter ot tbe northwest quarter and the
noriowosi quarter ol ibe southwest qatner
of Section 34 in Tp 17 S. It. 7 ., Will.
oier., in i.ane oonniy, uiegon. -
First publication August 6, 11)02.
0 K U--i
Admiutsiralorjof thoostate )f Jjee All,
dfoeased.
fiiifjiHi
I Thoroughly Tested. j
.. . .VI
.1
i i i T fi"1rh ' ' 'liferent colore
U ld if i' 'vk 1 hl' n.oul,lieK"
prepaid in letter f
rm. AUEM-S WAXTt D.
LILIPUT STEREOSCOPt CO
. ... i-.-my yers nr. I'err.n.
iielena, .MonUonne l the remedy
tn hi. priv.te practice an ) it has
cure,! in ete.v in.tsncs.
on lake it -that', all. tt la a
p eaaaut tMtinir rerueily tuat g,'t
vnt. anil renoves it. 'In'y
. iiibTu.ii remedy will
pu a iithera msv Kiva
MM. Th'.sreuis. , (MTU
, CITATION.
In the Connty Court of ths ButtofOa.
goo, For the Counly of Lain. i
in me matter ot the estate ot lib
Wright deceased.
To Mary E Wright and John 8
jr, Greeting! H
in tbe name of the State of Ornm,
ure ueiuy oueu una rfquirtd to inpaj.
tbe County Court of ibe Slue ol "m
,ui ui uiutli BI tile 00M1 Iffi
thereof, a Euyece, iu he Cculij ofU
on Monday, the Srd day of Ksinaki i
at ID o'clock in the forenoon ollhlfc
then and there to show na. if '.
hive why an order to sell iherlpn(p
property is deecribed as followi low:
t. o! a w xt aud w ol k jj, atS
tp 19, s r 7 wont, in Lauecouol;, Ohm.
.ho Coun'y Ccurt of the Slate ol Oiij
for the County of Lane, with tit m.
s .l.t uonn auiied, this 11th day of
D, 1902.
Aite-st; 10 Lb,
Ciat
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court ef the Sulio! i)r
ftoo ter the County of Lane,
EmmaJ Pickre-1 plaintiff
- VH
John Pickrel, refeldaut.
To John Pickrel, the t.bortDUU.
fondant:
In the name ot the State ol UrtgM.1
are heroby requited aud snmmotiaitie
pear and answer phiutiti's compliiol li
gainst von in tne ouove ectnieo ran
or oforo six weeKB irom me qiuh
fliBi publication of this Bummouu
oonrt wl l araut tne reuei dtbiw iu.
compluint, namely: For a decree el
oourt declaring tbe marriage coduki
isting betwetn plaintitl aod de!odl
ever dissolved, and tbat plums'
th'! oare and outoiiy of the minorrsAa
of Biiid n aniaje, JoiephEsrl isd s
lidwiiri', and for such other tell'
tbe oour. may scorn equitable.
Thi4 uiimnini.a is nubliebed lo It'f17
EnonKE Gdaud once each week lor at"
sectitive weeks by the order oi us
II U.n,;l,nn ln,1.,H nf Hlliil COOlt.
rtaiA n 'moiit. the ICth day olSeiBS
ber, 19U2. , The date ol the 6rW
of this summons is the 17ihdj
ber, 1902.
GEO B D0EB6
PlalntifTi AtktW
Notice of Admlnistrsto'''
of Rl Property,
vi...:. i oi. that by Tin
nu order ot the oouotj court ol tt"
Ungon, in ami
n. I an. Colli!,
ma.l.. and entered on the ioo J
ftinhoriilDII "fl(r
ig tuoh pale, the oudmigned w J
private l on tMVT.
described auu ai i- - . i,,
Uarris in Eui?eue, Oteg J
i.,...i... .. in bund, i.'" .1
after tl.e4'hesy of Oc:obrr 1 ,
one o'el .. in tne
'he followi- g described "JfU
w it: Lo' o one in oiue.
nr.l'aadui lun to tu7' , t
t,v e coniny, " Bu"' V u,' 'apsi
nuuii'st mid stale and W ' r
a.-.uii, Utiaupo. Oris
this Sid da' oi Sep'euibir,
Adiniuislrator of the E-'-w M
Withrow, deceased,
LT lliBRUi, Attorney.
lh.t 4,s1
Notice is nereoj .
signed has been by the "J
liaue conuiy, u'17 p,n)
sdminhtrator of Hie -'1"."v.m
deoeasod and sll I1?"' b, sc
.L-iu.t raid estate are ?"'7.,u .
present the aame , i
ndcrsitned al ine i. - .",
Ki-sinu-.r in Engen, U"
rilkln ail BICntD . . Il
Dutlthis 3(Jth "' "-ttii
rfrt"'1-1' ' ,T.
CiUS M Mf!-lN0hU.W
Noele. is hereby f"J 'iSsBiiW
of.l.'bU W ',rl.. l-W
I 1 " a remeily l u K ISM.
It i H.rria
Notice to Creditors.
E,uteofJ,.l.?:'-'-tST''
..I. t ; 1 reli .
tiihii " . , ,1.. 1. ...
1 .Jn.iMM 111 "". -.If. l"
.r , ew-;k
....11,. (rir. I" '''..
lleteilat r.ueoe. . . , ri
tl.il Srd day of I
1 ,.,r e
,111 ( c.a-
, . , ... ,h. .1 11, r
A, ten.
itr"11
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L T Haskis, AtwnW-