Daily Eugene guard., July 13, 1895, Image 4

UATlV EUGENE MAIU).
SATURDAY,-- JULY 13, 1S95.
fishermen Attention!
We have no bait
Our line is sure to draw. :
Qomfort aijd pleasure to be
Qatigtyt irj "Our flel"
llefore starling WMhorlver lay l
CIGARS "Popular brands."
TOBACCO "All makes."
CANDY "All prices.
from JULIUS GOLDSMITH.
All kinds of gardening tools frotn
child's nets up. F L C1IAMIIKII8.
Wood's Piiorphoiiikk, the great
English Remedy. At Ybbinoton'8.
Dr Wllloughby's dontul parlors
Across tlio hull from the old stand in
Orange building.
Dr Lowe leaves Haturday night
July 13th. Hee lllm lit Hotel li,ugfclie.
Eyes tested Tree for glasses.
80 the Planet, Jr., wheel garden
hoe. With It one mini Is equal to ten
with the common hoe.
F. L. Ciiamhkks, Agent.
Karl's Clover Root, the great Wood
Purifier, gives freshness and clearness
to the Complexion and cures Constipa
tion. 25 cts., GO els., $1.. Mold by
Henderson & Linn.
Loans negotiated on city or county
real estuto ut 0 per cent, Ofllce witu
Geo M Miller, Wilklns block.
8. 8. Skinnbk,
Special Traveling Agt.
The most pleasant little pills for
regulating the bowels, are Do Witt's
Little Early Risers. Cure sick head
ache and constipation Hniall pill,
Small dose.
OSIIUHN lie DkLano.
Captain Sweeney U. H. A., San Di
ego, Cal., says: "Shllo's Catarrh
Remedy Is the first medicine I have
ever found that would do mo any
good." Price SOc. Henderson A
Lino.
Whan occasion demands Its use, try
De Witt's Witcli Hazel. Salvo. It is
cooling to burns, stops pain Instantly,
cleanses, a perfect healer for scalds or
skill eruptions. Always cures piles.
Ohiiuhn & DkLano.
The Wallace circus will he adver
Used the biggest of any circus In Eu
gene for years. It glvo the people a
square doal. The nioungerlo is big
and no gambling dovlces are allowed
around it, unllko the concern now
passing through the vulley.
Parks' Cough Syrup elites Coughs
Colds and Consumption. Mrs. Cuth
erlne Black of Le Roy, N. Y., says: "I
took one bottle of Parks' Cough Syrup,
It acted llko manic. Manned ni
cough and I am perfectly well now.
Hold by A. Ykkiniiton,
Advices from London aro to the
effect that the hop crop In England
Is already considerably damngod by
the weather and lloe. A short crop
111 JMiglliu hops will Inoronso I ho
demand for Paalllos. But It Is too
early yot to deolde the prohablo out
oouie.
There Is oue medicine that will euro
Immediately. We refer to Do Witt's
Collo and Cholera cure lor all Bummer
Complaints. No delay, no dlssapolut-
nient, no failure.
Osiiuhn &, DkLano.
Forest Orovo Hutohet: Mr, Row.
laud, one of the proprietors of the Eu
gene Iteglstor, was In the Orovo from
Friday to Tuesday. While here lie
made n pleasant visit to the sanctum
and prlntery. Miss Ilanloy, of Dllley,
xpecU to take a position in the Reg
ister ofllce and loom (he art prescrvu
tlve ef arts.
We recommend Do Witt's Collo and
Cholera euro because wo believe It
safe and reliable remedy. It's good
effects are shown nt onco In vases of
Cholera Morbus and similar com
plaints.
Osiiuhn A DkLano.
A Portlaud woman has Invented
what sho calls a snore dlvortcr. Ills
composed of a hood and a section of
flexible pipe. W lieu her husband's
snores grow unbearable the hood is
lowered over his hrud and the snore Is
oonduotod Into the cellar. There ho
not been a rat seen In her house since
tbe dlverter was put In operation.
I've a secret In my heart,
Sweet Marie,
A tule I wuuld Imparl,
Swet Murle:
If you'd even fulrvr be
You must always use Parks' Tea
Tho Improvement you will see,
Sweet Marie.
Sold by A. Ykkinuton.
Seme New York City prices Just
Ukon from the World makes oue
real I no how cheap It Is to live In Oro-
gon compared with the va.it. Here
are a few: Asparagus, IB cents a
bunoh; string beans, 10 cents a Uart;
cauliflowers, 25 cents; I) beets for ii
cents; corn 60 cents a doien; a eiictini
bers for 25 cents; new potatoes, (iO to
75 cents a peck; California peaches,
60 cents a dor.cn; plum .10 cents a
dozen; oherrles 23 cents a pound; roast
beaf 12 to 20 oenls a Hund; sirloin, S
to 20 rents; liunb aUut I.j cents.
Bulein Journal: "Vhu people at
Newport are making great prvptin
lions to entertnnt the stale e-ilito lul
association, when It meets there on the
20th. If possible, there will lie a elan:-!
bake, a balloon ascension, a whale :
must, If one will lt to accommodating a
tostraud hluiseir Tor (he xvalon, and
nuj quantity of I .idles In hraiiiiful
bloomers on lue twaehee. Tills will
paralyze Campbell, of the Ui'akii.
Anyway, the people !r are lint go.
Ing todoauything half y U:i that
occasion."
Hwoekht, putcsl, best "Red Seal."
Dr. I'iniey, dentistlroom3,Juiin blk.
(juitc a number of Natron people In
town today.
There are eight boarders at the Foley
springs now.
The new (louring mill granary now
has the roof on.
Tinware and genuine (Jnuiiteware :
... I.- r rl......t.nu !
Rev P H Burnett is at Lorune to
conduct religious services tomorrow.
Street Commissioner Doyle has
raked all the loose gravel off of Wil
lamette street.
Two tons of shoes just received by Ax
Billy today. This makes his stock I
complete In every wuy.
Not the usual number of farmers in
town today. They are too i.usy buy
ing and cutting full gruiu.
The "Victoria" lan mower Is the
lightest running mower made at rea
sonnhle prices, also other styles ut very
low prices ut F. L. C'llAMBKIts.
The Woodmen of the World initiated
ten new members lust evening and
elected and installed I L Simpson
Advisor, E O Potter resigned.
A cup of Parks' Tea at night uinves
the bowels In the morning without
pain or discomfort. It Is a great
health giver and blond purlller. Sold
by A. Ybhinmton.
D E Yoran has licen elected secretary
ef the Oregon Hose Team, vice, J C
(jloodalo, Jr., resigned." Four members
applied for exempt certificates at the
last meeting.
(In to Osburu A DcLuno, druggists,
sole agents 111 Eugene, for a bottle of
LIVKRINIC, for the Liver, Kidneys,
Slek-lieudacbe and Constipation.
Hhilo's Cure is sold on a guarantee.
It cures Incipient consumption. It Is
the best cougli cure. Only one cent a
dose. 2octs.,60ets., SI. Hold by Hen
derson t Linn.
Persons who are subject to dlurrlicca
will Ilud a speedy cure In De Witt's
Colic and Cholera cure. Use no other.
It is the best that can be made, or that
money can procure. It leaves tho sys
tem in natural condition after use. We
sail II.
Ohiiuhn &, DkLano.
Travelers find a safe companion In
De Witt's Colic and Cholera cure. A
change In drinking water and In diet,
often causes severe and dangerous com
plaints. Tills medicine always cures
them.
OKiitntN &. DkLano.
Firis AT Paul I'iceeK. Yesterday
the houae6f H. T. Hunuicutt, only a
few yards distant from the Big Full
Creek bridge, ivitb ail its contents,
wus entirely destroyed by Are. Squire
Hunnicutt and John Benner, two old
bachelors, lived in the bouse but were
both absent at the time of the fire. It
is supposed the blaze started from a
lighted pipe which Benner bad placed
in Ills vest pocket and left In the bouse
before going to work. The loss is esti
mated ut about $400. There was no
insurance upon tbe uuilding or con
tents. Mr. Hunnicutt is a feeble old
mun who Is Just recovering from a
long and severe Illness, and being thus
left without a home will work a great
hardship upon him.
Ileitf ness IJniiliot be Cured
by local application, as they cannot reach the
iliKt'tiHvd purtlon o the ear. There Is only one
waytocuie DeHfuea, and that Is by conitllu
tiutiHl remedies, OeulueMS Is caused by an In
llamed cuiKlillon of the mucous ItnluK of the
l.-,iiluhin TkIa K'tu,n Ihl.lHH,. InH.m.
cd you have a tumbling sound or Imperfect '
Hearing, lina wueu it in entirely ciosea jjcui
Hewi Is the lesult.and unless the Inflammation
csn be taken out and this tube reitored to its
normal cobdl ion, hearing 111 be destroyed
forever; nine caaes out of len are caused by ca
tarrh, which la nothing but an lullained condi
tion of the mucous aurlaces.
W will give Oue Hundred Dollars for any
esse of Uealiiesa (caused by catarrh) that cannot
be cured by ilall a Calurra Cure. Heud for cir
culars, free.
F. J. CHENKY 4 CO.. Toledo, O.
Hold by Druggists, 7bc.
KUUV'B ,1'H.E SUPPOSITORY.
Is guaranteed to cure Piles and Conatlpation
or money refunded. 50 cents por box. Send
two ntauips for circular and Krie Sample to
MAHT1N lttJOY, Heglstorcd Pharmacist, .ancas
ter, I'a. No Postals anhwrhrd. For hale by all
ilna-class druggists everywhere, and In Eugene
Oregon by Unburn llel-auo
Blue Rivkr Minks. Oregon City
Enterprise: H C Green, James Cur
run, H B Nichols and W L Re-ibner
huvegone to tbe Blue River mines
and will return with a wagon loud of
ore, which will be given a working
test at Tucoma or San Francisco.
These mines are owned by the Blue
River Mining and Milling Conipuny,
composed of a number of Oregon City's
solid citizens.
Removed. Dr. J. C. Cray has re
moved his dental ofllce to fliitly fur
nished parlors over the Eugene Loan
& Savings Bank. He Is a first-class
dentist and asks for a fair share of the
public patronage. His old patients
should remember his removal.
Cam pi no Parties remember, "Red
Heal". Baking Powders makes the
finest camp bread oii earth all
grocers.
Wantevd. An experienced girl to
do general house work. Enquire ut
Mrs Sklpworth'B, west 0th st.
JfnHs Met-timr.
A mass meeting will be held at the
court bouse July 17, at 8 o'clock p. m.
Tbe object of said meeting is to pre
sent plans for the establishment or a
Divinity school and to see what en
couragement the citizens will give to
have this school located at Eugene.
The prime mover in this enterprise
is Rev. E. C. Sanderson, of Portland.
He has had experience in nearly every
line of educational and church work
and is a graduate of two of the leading
universities of the east.
While tliis school is to be under the
cojtrolof the Christian church it will
be broader than denominutionui lines
and will adopt tbe latest text books Id
evt-rv department.
As citizens of Eugene wo desire te
make our town the leading educational
center of the Pacific coast. Let us
then make this meeting a grand suc
cess and secure tin location of another
Institution learning for our city.
Good music will be furnished and sev
eral representative men will be present
end give short addresses.
Many Citizens.
Engeue, Or., July 13, 1895.
Tlie Old Curiosity SUop.
Can You locate It? You ought to be ablo to
because you live in it. Tula world is the big
gest curiosity shop that.we have known any
thing about up to date. Jupiter or Saturn may
be able to discount It. Perhaps, and perhaps
not. It Is pretty full of people who aro con
tinually tinkering with themselves patching
themselves up so to speak, in a medicinal
way. If thoy are constipated, bilious or dys
peptic they rush to the nearest drug store for a
violent purgative. If they ara malarious they
llr for relief to that ancient but iaell'ectual
reliancethe sulphate of quinine. This is
what thoy shouldn't do. What they should is
to begiu and pursue a course of Hostetter's
Stomach Hitters, the primest of alternatives
and anti-malarial specifics, particularly val
uable also for rheumatism, neuralgia, nervous
ness and debility, and a promotive of Bleep and
appetite bonellclal to all chronic Invalids.
Bank Cloning.
Notice is hereby given that from and
after July 15th, 1805, the banks of Eu
gene will open at 9 a. m. and close at
3 p. m.
Fiust National Bank,
Lane County Bank,
Eugene Loan & Savings Bank.
New Grocery. A small grocery
store will soon be opened in the noith
western part of the city on First aud
Washington streets by MrBurman.
Wanted. Girl to do general house
work for family of five. Enquire at
this ofllce.
Miss Nellie Owen is visiting in
Coyote precinct for a couple of weeks.
....,.ovi Thievery. Salem
Fost: Muiiager Wallace, of the Salem i
cannery, has received an order from a
California fruit packing house for 500
cases of Royal ,Anu cherries to be
shipped without labels. It is easy to
understand why the goods are ordered
thus. Callfornians have shipped Ore
gon fruits to tho eastern markets lo,
these many years, aud claimed and re
ceived credit for them for California.
It is the Intention of this California
Arm to take these Oregon cherries, la
bel them in California and ship tncin
east as tulifornia fruit, thus robbing
our stute of the credit justly due her.
Mr. Wallace says be will not fill the
order under these conditions.
AN Accident. Cottage Grove
Leader: J T Cardwell met with a
serious accident Thursday afternoon.
While in the hay loft of his barn in
this city, he slipped and fell ten feet.
Having a pitchfork in one hand, and
as be was falling, catching the fingers
of one hand in a crack, made things a
little mixed In the line of misfortune.
He landed on the floor and dislocated
his right shoulder and cam near
pulling the other out of place. Dr
Snapp was called and the case suc
cessfully treated. Mr Cardwell 1b able
to be on deck but feels very much like
an invalid.
Tbe Iteault or a Trial.
Cannelton, Ind., "I have used Sim
mons' Liver Regulator, manufactured
by J H Zeilin & Co, Philadelphia, aud
found that for indigestion and Liver
complaint It Is the best medicine I ev
er used." E E Clark. ' Your druggist
sells it in powder.or liquid; the powder
to be taken dry or made into a tea.
For the Springs, A jolly crowd
leaves for the Belknap springs tomor
row morning In one of Eli Bangs'
stages, propelled by four horses. Tbe
party will camp out and expect to be
gone about three weeks. The follow
ing are their names: Mack Sommer
ville, captain; Nes Owen, wine clerk;
Johnny Stewart, oashier; Henry Marx,
barber; Sumner Snell, commissary;
Thos Cain, guardian of the horses; Ed
McCornack, chief cook.
McClanahan Wins. Eugene car
ried off one of the purses at the Albany
bicyole races last evening as the fol
lowing from the Democrat shows:
"Boys race, 1 mile. Charles Campbell
of Corvallis, E E McClanahan, of
Eugene, and Roy Parker, of Albany,
started. MoClanahan won easilv.
Time, 2:67.
Uill Not Be Undersold..
F. E. DUNN
(THE OLD STAND.)
We are closing out all our Summer Goods R
'eninj.
LADIES UNDERWEAR,
GINGHAMS, LACES,
DOTTED SWISSES, DEMITIES
.iia rtrtl -
v e will meet all prices orierea as wo are bound t i
SSTCall and see our prices.
F. E. DUNK
J. H. McClung.
B Business Corner Merchandising
tenches the lesson every day in the year of low prices and
y good vulues.
After long experience we think this system fur more conducive
ffz to the attraction and retention of lirst-class patroua"e than
fc: the too common policy of "Give a prat to catch a herring
.t: We are business building, and aim to win the trust and conn.
- ueiif
(not
t: reuul
y wide awake shoppers have learned this economical seen,
and every day their ranks receive large accessions.
Jfc: ThU is worthy of your consideration and thought.
business building, ana aim io win tne trust and com
lenceof the great public by furnishing them everydlt
not spasmodically) the best goods at the lowest prices, f.
egulnr buyers this means a large saving. Thousands o(
Bucklen'8 Arnica Salve.
The Best Salvo in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Uleers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles
or no pay required. It is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by Henderson & Linn.
Bring Us Your Feet,
We Do the Rest.
YORAN & 50N,
THE SHOE DEALERS,
181 Willamette St.
GRAND MIDSUMMER
SALE.
DRESS GOODS.
S.S. Inch All Wool Sheetings 50c;
reduced to S5o
38-Inch All Wool Cashmere 50c;
reduced to !10c
50-tnuh All Wool mixed Cash
mere 75c: reduced to 60o
Our extra line of Imported Dress
Patterns laniring in nrlco from $N
to f 15 will be soid at a reduction of
a;lj per cent.
You can only Judge this oiler by seeing
It. Ask to bo shown through this
department.
Our line of Ladies' and
Gents' Tan Shoes will be
closed out during this
Sale.
Table Linen and Crash.
Owing to the numerous grades we
carry in tills line It Is most luipossl
ble to quote prices, Wo oiler
oOe-grade, 0o Mo per yd
75c-grade (,'o 6lki per yd
An equal reduction will be curried out
iiirougnout tno line.
Napkins and Towels at
icio per cent, reduction.
Wash Silks and Trimmings.
In tliis lino we claim tho superiority
and will ulve special Inducements to
close out tho Immense line we have
on hand.
iM Ineh Jan. Silks at ,15o ncr van).
Tills grutlo nlwuyt. sold for 50c per
yard.
Tatlutn Silks for Waists at from Sou to
U.&Oper panl.
Our Clothing will share
perhaps the largest re
duction. Summer Suits
during this Sale will be
sold cheaper than ever.
Dotted Swisses and Demities.
AOc-grudcs f.?. .Vo per yd
.H5o-gradea (") -5e per yd
liic-grudes. (..', ISo jwr yd
We will close out every yard of sum
mer goods this month.
Visit our Shoe Depart
ment for Bargains.
Sateens and Cheviots.
Fancy French Sateen (,t 20o
Plain ltluek mid Colored Sateens at
from lOe to 'Siv per yard.
Special inducements of
fered on our Handker
chiefs.
Laces and Embroidery.
To appreciate this line you must see It.
We have extra good bargaius in Laces;
we must close out the line.
We will surprise you with Bargains
throughout the Entire Line.
Sheetings and Muslins.
4-4 Blenched 6c per yd
4-4 " Soudale 8e per yd
8-4 " Kliitii. & ln!,i.i
8-4 " " ( Uonervd
M I' " & 18c per yd
" " trt 20c per yd
Unbleached Shettlug correspondingly
low.
Prices quoted are only
good during this Sale.
Read This Ad.
KID GLOVES.
We make a specialty of this line and
can give you the best value on Earth
for $1 .50 per pair. .
We have kid gloves ranging in Drlces
from J1.00 to $2.50 per pair. Every
puir guuruuieeu.
Attend this Sale for bar
gains. Ladies' Muslin Underwear.
This line Is somewhat depleted and we
nopu io ciose oud every garment,
We will make prices that will do It.
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Lenoleums.
We can not intelligently quote prices
for this department. If you want
any goods in this line we suggest
that you call during this sale and be
""i-u'i-v niw puces we ii uve ar
ranged in this department. We will
sell carpets at cost his month.
o o o
This flonth's Great
nidSummer Sale at
S. H. FRIENDLY'S.
Opening a Sale at this period of tho season gives vou an opportunity to select
goods from practically unbroken lines. 11 Jlimni 10 select
Our Jtock yet contains many of the season's latest novelties which we will close
out at unpreceden ted Low Prices. A fact which is plainly illtrated dv tl e
many quotations herewith submitted. v musiraieu by the
MOquoteyUr aUen,i0n 40 Comlarison of 11,(3 I" we oflcr and the prices we
Head every line, if one thing does not interest you another mav WP raa,.
no department from this great Slaughter of VricU 3 ry0
liUtinS U,iS SUle WU1 "tedly leave well pleased
Read the quotations and price lists under respective headings.
Clothinp-Mens' and Bovs'.
We ofler Cheviot Suits for $6.00: good
value at $10.00. $10.00 suits at $7.50.
If you want a suit for summer buv
it now. J
Straw Hats.
Latest Styles at 50 per cent, reduction.
"o ui ciose out our entire line.
They must go.
Outincr Flannels- Koct
Huamy at, iuc per yard.
Junction City ltemj,
Times, July 13.
Jas Crawford, Al Parker at
Harpole have returned from a
expedition in Southern Oiegon.
is more money in digging p
tnan goia.
Archbishop Gross, of fanhii
llvered an able sermon inFolsunV
Monday evening. HealsoeipijjJ
good many points pertaining ton
Catholic church. Heisofeji;
er and was listened to witttaij.
terest.
Under date of June 2Gth, TSHr,
sutler writes jroiu ivausas: "lr
you might send us that aliowerofn.1
and if you prefer, we will mip.
box of hot wind in return, lasi
day was a 'scorcher' with a hot t :
from the south, 106 degrees Ii!
shade. If the hot winds hadst.
ued lor two days longer the corn til
have been ruined. Farmers arelf
threshing and the wheat Btnr.
out from two to twelve bushels ti
acre. But Just wait, if we havepk
of rain and not too much hot i
and the chinch bugs don't eat n;
corn, we will have a fine crop."
At the school meeting WeuK.
evening it was decided to callaf
meeting for July 25th, to voleom
for 8cliool purposes. This is iti-
school or no school as there Is
money enough in the treasury M-f
a single month. If the taxtujen'i'
against the small tax required k
school bouse in all probability nrj
remain closed. To obtain the sutei
propriation it is necessary tohsti
least three months school or i
year's appropriation will not be av
able. What are you goingtodoafc
It? If the report goes abroaottat
are without school facilities, tueto
aud country around will sulfa
consequence.
Ladies' Hosier
We quote qualities at bargain prices.
fOCQUalltV P,.prl,.aa Wlnlf r
50c ouc
ii oov
This is our regular line ofhos'leryand
jal- ' - B"uu u"iy aunngthe
Knitted Underwear.
LwiraCv Mi8ses' 1,1 tl,ls department
otter. oxcePtlo"l bargains to
Ladies Short Sleeve Vests (A i5c
good value 2o cents.
;c est .
YZrSt ti;is''i"e 'judge ill
- v -w y jy m
We will only maintain
tne prices quoted here
during the Sale.
V- i.
Newspaper Chaxoe.
C!nt. T1--.1 I nn.lllnnitl
OLUICBIUUII; XUl tlUUU gCliT
this city vesterdav told a vbil
man that W It Hearst of the ;
Examiner had purchased the
Daily Sun and would assunM'
trol in a few days. There wo
considerable Improvement !
new dally should such a
be effected orincloally in t'"!t
graphic columns, it being cliumw
the same reoort that the isaffli""
celve8 daily would appear in it"
This would mean at least S,uw "
more than tho Sun is ge"1"!
present.
Thorpe Right. Cottage Of i
Leader: Ye editor of ihe Lcbo-w
rhasa way of doing about
oleases. Some no doubt get
spinal columns up, but what's dif
ference? Life is too short for ye
to smile nt the "Simple SimonV
tics of mule or female cranks. 1"
are people possessed of enough -
mon horse sense to more tna"
ud for cranky idiots and "Pu":
ntnr.hla " Don't he afraid of enf.11'
too hiuhlv the sweets offered on t
mundane sphere. Hip hurrah.
for $60 equal to any $S5 wheel in
market. See them at F L CiuW-
Columbia bicycle agency.
Davdt Henderson, Unriertakers
Embalmers. Cor Wil. and i".
GO TO, .
II
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t,D.vr.sOF
FOR TIIK LBAWI"
CIGARS andTOBACCU
Confectionery, lib and Soda ft
FRUITS IN SEASON.-
Bet telecte.1 line of smok
JERSEY BULLS.
.1 l.rV
A 3-year-old rail mown- - -
and a 1-year-old Jersey reti!''
. i,. in the 'u"
.KIT, Clb HIJ l'...v
part of town.
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Price lor insurance,
Floyd Vauoh