Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, February 13, 1906, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textrase Special Sale on Meats choice breakfast bacon, sugar, lb. 2xAc Choice ham. sugar cured-- ! 4c l-ure leaf lard, 5 lb. can 65c We sell fresh meal lowi than anybody. BR.ODER.S 803 n WILL MAKE TRIP UP THE M'KENZIE PersonaP phone'. R.ed 46 WHITE'S GROCERY. Citizens to View Out Site for Fure Water Supply for City Will Examine Creek Which Flows Into McKenzia i tie Forrest Fiace, Twenty Mihs East if Einene ji. Weinhard's Breoiey MANUFACTURES OF Fine Lager B8i artlsfna, Oregon A party of citizens, including (.loo. Fisher, M. Svarv rud, Couucilmau T. H. Garrett, Jude J. J. Walton, ; Professor John Stiaub, Profet-sor Joseph Senator, Professor K. H. Mo-! Alister, Proft ssor O. F. Stafford and Professor A. R. Sweets r, leaves herei early tomorrow morning tor Major L. D-Forrest's place ou the Mc&inzie river, about twtnty miles above En-, : gene, for the purpose of exainiuirg i ! ctrtain cri ek, a t-tieum v Inch flows into the McKei zie river from the; i south, with the view of utilizing the j ! water of the er-ek for a city water ; ! plant. ' i The water of this creek is ice cold , j at all times, is pure and abundant at j , all beacons of the year. This place would be an excellent source of a water supply for the city, and it is . highly piohahie tLat it w ill le se ! Hourly considered w hen thenmlttr o f ; I a municipal plant is settled, and it j i looks as if the question will aain lie 1 j taken up in tht near future. I H. Delp is down from .pwelU' ' Donald Frestou is one of the fever victims. w 1 J' w ' Attorney Chas. Hardy Is home from Portland. ' ' r - . Jv, B. Hills, of. IfOweU, was in Eu gene today. Miss Mabel Tozier is quite ill with malarial fever. J. M. Wilhflin, of Creswell. was in Eugene today. R. K. Ueadmond and wife are down from Lea burg. Frank Johusoti arrived out from Florence last night. Judge L. T. Harris returned today from a short trip to Salem. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Keed returned today from a trip to Portland. ; Miss Faith Johnson went to Cres ! well this aiteruoou to spend a few i days, I MrsM.. E. Cowan, formerly laud lady at the Hotel Grow, is here on ; business. i Fred Steiwer returned this after noon from a visit at his Jefferson. ; Councilman L. O. Veckwith and wi'e left today for a several weeks' ! trip to Southern California. ! HtMry Fist'het'.of the Brown Lumber Co., returned to Cottage Urove this afternoon a ter a bnsines visit here. Ernest Dauner, clerk in Bergers ard . ar ston, is reported very low with tie f ver. I. P. luman is titling Lis place at the store. Mrs. J. F. llerger and her Hirontt. Mr. and Mr.. Jos. Murre, who are out here l'rom the East, are spending b ew w eks at Wright's sawmill in the mountains wet of the city. SOME : ' TYPHOID FEVER EXPERIMENTS Guinea Pig Dies W! en oculatsd Witi City Water in- POLITiCAL COLUM.N lwnov crmrn'f of cxndidi'rf id i fllc 111 Ii publii. rd m ihn column l it4WMb c ir'f ic 1 n-ro o- al, partif. james withycombe; of Cor-railis. Republican candidate for Governcr of Oregon. A n honest and ftarltss discharge of public utv; a greater and united Oregon. The Doctors Bartle and Professor Sweetser Prove ConoKyely That the Wat3r Furnished Contained Bacillus -ulernai llr other hood Loa.c Mu. MI A ets every Tuesdav Fveni4k( Fr.n'-uHjt W. fc BAkKfcK, lieasurer. H. O MOhRIS, Pr.sident I! N Rv UNO.. Penmf Around the Courthouse REAL ESTATE T.iANSi'l'.liS. The Willamette I.eal Kstnto Co to Drs. Hurtle mid Professor Sweetser , .Sims May Kclu ; lots I. a mitt H, blk" have just concluded an experiment : lo, .ftuu'tioti City. et:tt. that proves beyond n dotilit that tlie 'm 11 nn 1 Cora K Went lieriii to city water is resi'otisil !e for our ty- Lafayette C Arkeriy ; ltkl aerea in t A few days npi the i, 8 r 11 w. t'li i 0. James and Anna Slover to Abnim H city hydrant and sevM-enaled ttie (Terms, 1 Xottae ; fli.Sl acres in see 8, tp 18, inocnlatinK two simill Kninia piijs r ,v. fi-"0. i...! j : j : . hn-i.H Ht l,uom VM 1 ",u ' doctors obtained iome water from In tlie Police Court. with them. One of the pi(.s was au old ore mid had a l aid i-pell of the typhoid, but r covert d. The other pig died. An aiitopt-y was held on the 1'ittor pig and conclusive evidence was found to show that ho died from t':e result of the inoculation. A NOT 1 1 KK EX P KK 1 M ENT. The Doctors Hurtle have again in oculated three guinea pigs, this time with tlie city water direct as it comes to the consumer, and these pigs now have well-developed cases of the fever and 0110 will die from the sickness. A CAUTION. The doctors say that hope for the abatement of the disease is in boiled association. SALEM, OREGON. Brewers and Bottlers' of the Famous -Salem Beejrr Livery and Feci Stable !t Kxpiie mage inve t 6:80 4. p Main Parti. mrwfKt JLd EC 1.1 S i.MnM M u.L ....,.,..1 rf-Ujitlii 1 - it nntifv VHninc hefor or Mnif- i.'i i t mil i i i i it i ill y i I lor-ne "tL- :t0 a. ir.. M ust th Street. ft UEAi i&i ri '3 ViT&LITY h-J TK grc.it reiTi-fitf loi i,fim? I fif.-n Ti; St ht'b j -. U p rnu tir f .uu, vn.. ir.c "f" gft;t: at- Litm Drue Cj. A MEMORY Peculiar Case Occupies Attention of Authorities" 'Will Doe" Ex amined as to His Sanity Yesterday afternoon a younK man about 21 years old, neatly dressed and with a tidy appearauce.app.ared at police' headquarters in the city hall and inquired for the chief of police. Ho was informed that the chief would bo in shortly and he awaited his appearance.. When Chie. Stilts came the man' stated that he had been directed to him in hopes of finding his relatives. When tlie chiet akid the man his name he bin.ply rtplud "Will." Ho taid he didn't renember his surname. The chief at once nuv ther was something wnr.K with the ii au and questioned hiui further. He didn't know where he came from, diuu't know who his folks were, didn't know how hearrivid in Eugene. in ;act, didn't seem to renu mber but vt i y little of anything. His memoiy appeared to be almost a blank. He remembered that he had rec ill ly been working in an institute, lint didn't remember the nature of the place. He said he hud recently been in a large city, but didn't kujw which city it F. J. Scholleld. the chemical works i WB"'r mm,r' """ ,Mmu p,au, was lined til) in the police court BO foolhardy or ignorant a. to ignore t'!ay lor tacking advertisements ou el etric light poles a'ter having belli repeatedly warned not to ao so. HYOMEI CURES CATARRH Its Healing Balsams Kill All Ca- tarrhal Germs-Sold Under Guar v I antee by Hull's Drug , Store j There' is no more common disease ; than catarrh, and none that la more dangerous. It weakens and debilitatoa the whole tytejr,und K it U ui lowed to ruut lead. t ) eerious and sometime fatal complications. this matter. MANY NEW CASKS Yesterday 18 new cases were reported and it 1h thought as many more exist today. Up to the time o7 goinR to press today alx new rnsrtf' have been reported. Nearly all. fate casea re ported can be traced to theuity water. it is a noteworthy fact that among the many n.ediclnes and treatments .or catarrh these is only one which Hull's drug ttore selis under their positive guarantee to refund the mon ey if it doc not cure Hyoniel, Na ture's remedy for the euie of cutn r.i. No dargeiouri ding.- arj taken into the tto,ineh when Hyomei la med.'j Hreathed through the small pocket in-1 hitler that comes with every Uyomei outfit its he:iHi:g b;d-ains penetrate to J the mot remote cells of the throat. INDOOR TARGET;-,: RIFLES RECEIVED Companifs A and C, O. N, (i. each received from the goveriri'nt a 22 calibre target r'Me ror indoor , pa ret ice. A turret will at orce be placed In the a m My and the com ! pan it s will soon begin it.d av shooting. Brayitifis. Weather prediction for tonig'it and tomorrow: Priibnbly light rain or -Btiow flurries. j All dancers get your old togs out for the poverty bell. j The northbound overhind train due j at 3 o'clock this mornit g was nearly , and lungs, killing tht. gornis of,1" ,1,,llr llllt'- ! was. He thought it might have been feegmning: February J5, THROUGH TOURIST SLEEPERS EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR BETWEEN peattle and Chicago VIA THE Preat Northern Railway. "The Comfortoble Woy." OUTE OF THE FAMOUS ORIENTAL LIMITED. f dttaiIed 'r lomnUon, rates, etc, call oc or acidresj H. DICKINSON, G. P. A, 122 3d Street, Portland, Ore., "-'"P" catarrh, healing the irritated uiucons membrane and making complete and lasting cures. Portland. When quest I med as to how i Thl) 0mI,i,,to Hyomei Attnt, con he reached Eugene he said he thought ; K-lr.tiug f inlialcr that can lie cur he came on the train, but got olf at ri,.4l in ti,e ,)Urse ur vet ket, a another station and walked into llie(i;,.ino ,,,,)L.r Hnd a bottle of Hy- town. The man is a puzzle to the authori ties, as nothing whatever can be found out about him or his relativi s. He had nothing ill his pockets ex c pt a scrap of a newspaper and a box of pills. He was lodged in jail last night. Sheriff Fisk telephoned to the in sane asylum this forenoon to learn whether or not tho man was an es raped inmate of that institution, but received a negative reply. SENT TO THE ASYLUM. ' The man was taken before County Ju ige CliriMiiun this a te. noon ai.d examined as to his sauity. He was committed to the a.-ylum at Sal.m a:id will be taken dow n tomorro v. omei, costs only 1. The inhaler will last u lifetime, while extra bottles of Hyomei can bo procured whenever needed for only 50 cents. Hull's drug store is selling a good many Hyomei outllts at thU season, and he has so much cnutHcnco hi tho remedy th;.t he guarantees, to refund the money in case it does uot cure. L' S to Mineiva St rr; 100 acres la sec .hi, tp Hi, s r 4 e. Pnti-ut. Vjame to same; liM.Hti acres in sea ii., tp I.!, s r 4 e. Patent. V p t he.-bire to Waldo L and Au nusta Cheshire; lots 1, i. H, 4, f, 11, 7, ts. SI, 10 and 11, i'Yasier A Hyhind't ad to Kugetic. ?1. ' K M A au! Minnie It Cherry t Harry P Cherry ; half hit in lUixliiO Vet in Skinner's original plat of Ku gene. SI. Harry D and May 13 Cherry to Min nie H Cherry ; half iut in 77xlliO feet in Skinner's nrigiu.il plat of Kugene. M. T,.i,,, ,,,,,) u cmiK,.r to Wm M Smith and Coleniaii C Vnughan ; Ifcid acres in Ijine county. 817:15.50. j K X S War ur to Isabelle Callisou; ill! acres in tp 18, s r 1 w. FM. D 11 and I'alsy 15 Ilemenway to C It llurkholder; half Iut in certnii lands in Cottage drove. $.M.(). j Fannie E and P T Starr to John S j Conger; 50 feet froi.tago on Charnol- ton street, Eugene. tl'-0. James J and Anna Chamberlain t J M Puckett; lot !), blk 1, Sheltou' 1st ad to Eugene. tl'M. W W Withers, sheriir, to L H Trav is; llKI acres in sec l'J, tp 17, b r 0 w. Tax deed. ' L M Travis to Nancy O Mays ; 104 I acres In sec 12, tp 17, s r 0 w. (KM. J It Marshall to L P and MnryJI have Tallman ; (1.72 acres in Potter's sur- vi y. I Clara It Spencer to J T Spencer; , 1-U int in certain lands in tp 17, s r 4 : w. ItflBO'i. j ClIiCUlT COURT, i Llllia J Wheeler vs L S Pengra ami j A V Wheeler; to recover money. AB Wheeler, '.ttorney for plaint llf. J W Kiaiuierniaii vs John Jensen j and M J Hansen : to recover money. L M Travis, attisney for plnintifr. Oc.tuvo and Paul liloch vs the Lucky j ISoy Mining Co; to recover money, (ieo II Dorris, nttoiney for plainlllf. COUXTV CJOURT. Cuardii.uship of lO.ualii.o Taylor, insane. A C Woodcock appointed guardian. (ttiardianshp of tieorgcCI Taylor,in sane. A C Woodcock appointed guar il in ll. PKOHATK COURT. Estate of I O Morgan, deceased. Estimated value of property, iMioO. .J C Morgan appointed mlnioisi rator. XOTAUV PUIiLIC. The notarial comiiilssioii of J M Ed is llled. LF.ASi;. Co. C will give their annual poverty lwill the 22d. , Prizes will be given for j tho most representative dancers. ! In Rosebure the spectators at lia-ct-! ball "root" with horns and cowbells. Rather boisterous for an Indoor game. Such things hi"-e gone out i f (hit's even at foot.ball games. C.t. C will irteetlieir utirimil iinT irl if ball the 22.1. Prizes wil' be giv. n for ,1'' "' ''"K1'"' tho most representative dancers. ! i R. W. Welch, of Klamath c unty, S M Titus to Schwering A IJn.lleyi was opera'rd upon l y 1)-. L. W. ; hiisincss room in Titus block, Eugene, llrowii today for the removal of n can- for live years, f.i ) per month. cor on the lower lip. j HUNTING LICE.N'KEH. j All dancers get your old togs out J Rice, E C Mary, of Cottngo To the Afflicted A positive cure and preventative for all diseases caused by parasites or for tho poverty ball. County Judge Cirinmaii has re ceived word that Mnrt A. McAlliH ter, committed to the Insane asylum microbes is Wm. Iiadam's Mierolie at i,"m from 1 " '0"ty H":io v.- Killer. Absoli tey harn.'l',( even to infants or invalids. Bold by Vj. If. Kowland, Bast Eleventh street, Kugene, Or. Try t.ie Oregon Hotel M. al tickets, :).' Hoard and room, 34. Hansen A Sherman, proprietors. Eugene, Or. 5000 lb, ouion setts just receiv ed. Chamber?' Hardwa - Card of Thanks We dsclre to thank our friends and n Mghbor4 for the kind symj atliy and aid given us in our recA-nt U;reave meiit. MR. ANT) MiiS. W. li. OLK. m A b(x of Preston A JIa. t will keep the water out. : il r Annual Wail Paoer Sale is Now On are anxious to m:ikt roum for now ii" 1 w have reduced the price 2o on t-ry r'-'! 'n excepted i. Rpmnanfs will- be .soia a: fvon R room and you want the gnoJ-. C"i::e: iuks aie ui..'iuiv.. order to maKe goods move wall paper in the store (i:v sMviiiii to vou. We V.i 7ke selections wiiilr :ne THADt S ' "irr line Stundard Par wing n.achineM at only &HKi Hiily guarant'i d i i all re k ct-. Vou can try them lfore you y tniii, Hhd I think yf-u will agree . th me that t!;ry arc wonderfully ol ii;i.c!iihps ;tl r.u-t N'uitU stnot ior 2, 1!XM, wa-i relea-d February 11 1POTJ, on iv montliH leave of ub- j Hence in the fare of her rod, R. if. MoAlliKter, at Creswell. Aak any 'Map' that you may neo "Why the Czar, with Hear behind," had to climb a tree. Hie Yanks, (od bl-s the Vaid(i,(tys he, They gave uh Rocky M"untniu Tea. Linn D i g Co. The HtorkboliN.j of the Month K'lly Ijiinilntr Co. met in annual sen ion to day and will protab!y not adjourn fo: w: vera I days. Marriage licnse were K''anf''I tf day to the following : Williaui O. Klliott and Tena Ci. MrRwr; (ieorc l. Kiutzh'y atifl (Jladv- .A. Moran. An artich in V'-b-rliivV (riiwro Paraxon ; from the Portland .Tournal Miriitiou"1 and that typhoid fvf-r wam nUn in Sprii::- fit-id mid othf r tov. n-. Wi hh in formed that tli'-re am .nly two ca-tcs i. typhoid In S!i;hi!iMeid an I -a-traceable to tie lire ul city wi.'. ? at Kuyeiie. (Iniwi-; C J Went, of Fall Cieek ; Chas Whafbr, o; Lowell ; Hiee IMorria, of Bug no. iMAIti;lA(;K LICKNHK. (Jeortfe A (ox to Kdlth Gruuiiitf ; Chas F Kuthe, witneaa. A DM I N i STi 1 A T( .) H 'H HA L K O K UKaL PKOl'KRTV. Notice is he n by 'lvtn that by vir tut tit an order oi the county court o I or- county, Ornon, duly made a:, i intind til r cord on tin 7tli day .. Fi binary, )! (i, in tin. maf ttr of ti.'.. tH.alr of Maiy liilb- (nay, do c a i (f, tht uiuteisined, adi. iuistra .'!' ot r-ni'l i t a , will on l'rihi, tlie :nh day of March, l!H;i, at the' hour of 1 o'clock p. m. of said dey, offer tor j-alc and ft !! at niilie uvv uu t liie hiKhcf-tbiditer ftr ia h t(: lol'ow inK rie -C" i'- if id - -nei ly U-l.iJhg to said estate, to-wlt: 1 in. nifx.uu . -tu.i. ter of the snulh fi t (inarter of H c! ion nimtt-t..' (lit.; ine iKM'tl; ..m; i.r the i:oi-t!A:;-.t ';t:nj- ni"' the soul iiw m( qiniT'er oi tint - '" e '-pf-ff-r if j.i-t-f .i . n 'li.ui:.-.p I'- t'o r;j ')u;h, l.nr i' or i. 1 c;i-t Ibi. Wib i , ! rl'.l .n:i, c t:' ; m HV) ji Liii't curi.fy. Or 'oij. 3 w le tn ti:!;e j-lm-e id l) c .,i,u'h 1 1 fl.jnr of t iu- v nit h(n: c al Fuj.:" e (jl'it CO I t.ty, ' ) Tt T'IIm of f'ii-, '"I !l ill 'd. I,. O. poTJT.R. A ! i M;i- I H "i i J. i i. ' . 'ill.' . ( '( .i .1.