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Newspaper Page Text0AJ1Y EUGENE (j1AKD. TUESDAY - AUGUST 13, 1895. FOR Popular Brands of Tobacco and Cigars, -CALL. ON JULIUS GOLDSMITH. Cool enough for fires these mornings. Dr. Fluley, deull8t,room3,Dunn blk. Oil cook stoves, .760 and up. F. L Chambers The militia company was out for n drill last evening. Everybody is going to the Ice cream social at ths Christian church Tuesday evening. Dr Wllloughby's dental parlors Across the hall from the old stand in Grange building. 11 Bangs will sell you a round trip ticket to Florence for (7. A cheap trip to the coast. There will be another excursion over the O C E fnim Albany to Yaquina Bay next Bunday. Tickets $1.60 for the round trip. If Yod are going to the mountains don't forget to take a can of Bed Seal Baking Powder. It makes the best camp bread on earth. Uo to Osburn A DeLano, druggists, sole agents in Eugene, for a bottle of 1,1V KRINE, for the Liver, Kidneys, Blck-headache aud Constipation. When you go to Hie mountains or sea coast remember to order the Daily Guard sent to your address. It gives all the borne news the day It occurs, Btomacb and bowel complaints are best relieved by the timely use of De- Witt's Colio and Cholera Cure. Insist on having this preparation. Don't take any other, Osburn 4 DbLano. Shllo's Cure Is sold on a guarantee. It cures lnoipleut consumption. It is the best cough cure. Only one cent a dose. 26ets.,fi0cta., $1. Hold by Hen derson A Linn. The regular quarterly examination of teachers for certificates will be held at tbo court house tomorrow afternoon. The examining board consists of J. G. Stevenson, J. M. Williams and Miss Mary E. McCornack. There is no doubt, no failure, when you take DeWitt's Colio and Cholera Cure. It is pleasant, acts promptly, no bad after effect. Obbuhn A. DrLano. KARL'S CLOVER ROOT will pu rify your blood, cleai your complexion, regulttto your bowels and makes your bend as clear as a bell. 2fio, 60c, aud 11.00. Henderson & Llun. N Y Reonrder: There were four rounds In the fight between Mr and Mrs Corbett. First, matrimony; econd, acrimony; third, testimony; fourth, alimony. This lost is u "knockout" for Jim. Children, especially infants are soon ruu down with cholera infantum or "summer complaint'" Don't wait to determine, but give DeWitt's Colio and Choleiaouro promptly ,you cuu rely on it. use no other. Osburn & DkLano, Easy to take, sum to ouro, nV pain, nothing to dread, pleasant little pills DeWitt's Lltllo Early Risers. Best for aiok headache, biliousness, sour stomach aud constipation. Ohiiuhn & DrLano. Parks' Sure Cure Is a positive specific In all diseases of the Liver and Kid neys. By removing the urle acid in the blood It cures Rheumatism. 8. B Basford, of Carthage, 8. Dakota, says: "I believe Parks' Sure-Cure excels all other medicines for UlieuniatUm twl Urinary disorders." Bold by A. Ykr- The mlulstor who preaches agalust the extravagance of the rich Is on the wrong track. It Is Impossible far the rich to be too extravagant. The mouey they spend to gratify their whims Is of much greater benefit to the woild than It would be if hoarded. The miserly rloh are the ones who ought to bo preached nt, The following Is a deserved compli ment or one or l no brightest young ladle In Southern Linn, says the Al 1 bauy Dcmooiat: Miss Clura Phllpot, who has boon giving lessons In musio this summer at Harrlaburg aud Hal soy, will give a grand muslealo at this place about Sept, 12th, aud shortly af ter give one at Brownsville. Ml-s Phllpot Is a thorough and competent teaoher. as Is evidenced by the ad vancement of her pupils. If you miss this opportunity you will miss It. This Is the llret excursion to the Yellowstone Park from the coast, and the only one this year. First week lu September is the time to make the trip. The air Is clear, the roads spleudld, and annoyance at a minimum. The Idea of a man's living hero and never having seen this most marvelous place In the world. He member (lie extra day at the hotel on the lake WOO fret high. Dr. Fluley, deni 1st, room 3, Dunn blk. ' Fires feel quite comfortable these mornings. ! Tho large circus bill boards have; been torn down. j Do not forget the social at the Chris- ' tlan church Tuoday evening. Wood's Phospjiodine, the great English Remedy. At Yehinoton's. Granite camp kettles, campers' cof fee pots, etc. F. L. Chambers. C M Forbes, a prominent citizen of Portluud, died in that city yesterday from neuralgia of the heart. Severe griping pains of the stomach and bowels instu'itly and effectually stopped by DeWitt's Colio aud Cholera Cure. Osburn & DeLano. Captain Sweeney U. 8. A., Sau Di ego, Cal., says: "Shllo's Catarrh Remedy Is tho first medicine I have ever found that . would do me any good." Price 60c. Henderson & Linn. Roseburg's monthly elcctrlo light bill Is KO3.07, and Its water bill was $83.83 so that city had Its hands full of electricity aud water. I', has uo water bill for a while ou account of a quarrel. Cholera morbus is a dangerous com plaint and often is fatal in its results. To avoid this should use DeWitt's Colic aud Cholera Cure, as soon as the first symptoms appear. Osburn & DeLano. C C Donovan, the Great Northern agent at Portland, has just inherited $50,000, besides being appointed ad ministrator of the estate. He Is known In Rugene. A cup of Parks' Tea at night moves the bowels in the morning without pain or discomfort.. It is a great health giver and blood purifier. Sold by A. Yerinoton. "Kid" Moore and Frank Whetstone have been arrested at Pendleton on the chargo of murdering Geo H Clacking whose liody was burned to cinders la the hotel fire at that place. Moore Is known here as a youthful gambler. The H B Miller residence on East Ninth street Is receiving considerable attention at the hands of the carpen ters and plasterers. The Inside of the house is being remodeled, and Is beiBg finished In a number of Oregon's natural woods. Dr Roland D Grant's Yellowstone excursion bids fair to be the "greatest thing" of the season. When you have your ticket you will not need another dollar to complete the entire round trip. It Is to be a select party, and those wishing the best accom modations niUHt secure tickets early. You cau secure them Immediately of R MoMurphoy, general agent Northern Pacific. Euvcne. Albany Democrat: "The Corvallls Times speaks of Bob Huston hiccough ing for 48 hours, and all In camp be coming frightened. Geo W Harris, of this place, was taken down In June with pneumonia and when the doctor got the fever broke he went to hic coughing and kept it up for nine days and nights before getting relief. He says It would tnko Bob two days to get started like he had them. I've a secret in my heart, Sweet Marie, A lule I would Impart, Sweet Marie: If you'd even fairer be You must always use Parks' Tea The Improvement you will see, Sweet Marie. Sold by A. Yekinoton. WeBton Normal School has com- meuced an action In court against Secretary of Stato Kincaid for the money appropriated at the last session of the legislature for that Institution. The trustees claim they are entitled to the $10,000 lu a lump sum, while Mr Kincaid claims he must audit the account. The same question applies to all the stato schools. Dlarrhwa should be stopped prompt ly. Itsoons becomes chronic. De Witt's Colio and Cholera Cure is effective, safe and certain. Hundreds of testimonials bear witness to the virtue of this groat medicine. It can always be depended upon, its usesav& tlmo aud money. Osburn & DkLano. A fight occurcd at Thornton, Wash., betweeu Ira Meoklein and Charles Jakes In which teeth were freely used, anu as a result Jukes Is disfigured for lire. During the fight Jakes got Meck lem's linger In his mouth aud chewed It vigorously. Meeklem then seize I Jakes' noso with his teeth aud bit it ofl. 1 he sight was a sickening one. and Jakes' screams could bo heard half a mile. No arrests have been mad. Both were Infatuated with the same girl. Tho Dulles Chronicle: The exner. lenoe this year of Martin Martisson In a sample of what thrift and cnonrv cau do, aud also illustrates the wide spreading trade with Mlmr nliw. which The Dalles enjoys. Mr Mortis--m has a patch of ground about 100 ft square, which he planted lu cu cumber. Ho has already this season old $100 worth to the Montana market fir which a check was received this morning, and has disponed so far $40 or $M worth to the local market. A BlCYClS TiUB. Rev W a Gilbert returned from Newport via Florence last evening about 10 o'clock. He made the trip from Newport torior- enceonhis wheel in one day easily. In coming out from Florence he was not so lucky. When about thirty miles from Eugene be punctured his bicycle tire, and fixed It up, but he had ridden only about three miles when be punctured It again. Again he repaired It. Tbl modus ope randl was repeated a number of times, when about twenty miles from here the lire would give away about every mile, which compelled him to keep blowing it up. When be arrived at a point about seven miles from here the wheel became useless and ha ' tramped the distance leading the bicycle, . which hod caused him so much trouble. Not True. A report ha been cir culated by some parties that the new flouring mill in Eugene will not b ready to make flour for some six weeks. This rumor is a fabrication The proprietor of the mill inform us thattbey expect to be making and selling flour before the end of next week. They have purchased 2,000 bushels of old wheat so they can insure all that they will reoelv a first class article of this product. When you hear a man make the statement that a long delay will ensue, brand Has false a It is intended to barm our new mill with the farming das. DtalMiiOsaasi he Cans by local applications, u they cannot reach the aiseasea portion 01 ub ear. more only uuo way to cure ireajneas, ana mat or coimuu' tlonitl remiidlea Deftfnesa la cause! br an 111' flamed condition of the mucous lining of the Euitachlan Tube. When this tube gets Inflam ed you bare a tumbling aonnd or Imperfect hearing, and when It Is entirely closed Deaf ness Is the result, and unless the InttammaUon can be taken out and this tube restored to lu normal condl'lon, hearing a-lll be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are earned by ca tarrh, wnicn is uotning out an innamea condi tion of tho mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (oaused by catarrh) that cannot be oured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for cir culars, tree. F. J. CHKNKY 4 CO., Toledo, 0. Sold by Druggists, 7oo. A Mistake. The item in the Al bany Democrat that President Chap man came near being displaced at the last meeting of the Board of Regents, is totally without foundation. Ths matter was not even mentioned. However we are informed that Prof. McElroy only lacked one vote of being elected President of th Stato Agricul tural College, and without seeking ihe place. The Professor ha many friends who are glad to know he Is to continue his work here. Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, ChllblalnB, 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 A Linn. Mate Normal School. At Drain Oregon. Four new build ings. Three courses of Btudy. . Write for catalogue. Louis Barzbk, President. Change Made. Postmaster Craig has appointed R E Brlstow as hiB deputy, vice John MoClure, resigned. Mr McCluremade an excellent officer, and the Guard wishes him success in what ever business or profession he may enter. We predict that Mr Brls tow will make an excellent officer. RUDi'S HUS SUPPOSITORY. '' Is guaranteed to cure Plies and Constipation or money refunded. 60 cents per boa. Send two stamps for olrO'ilar and Vre Sample to MAKT1N TRUDY, Registered PharmaoUl,Laacaa tur, Pa No Postals AMswaaaD. For bale by all first-class druggists everywhere, and In Sugeue Oregon by Osburn A DeLano Important. Notice F E Dunn's new ad in another column. It will pay you to read it carefully. Council Meeting. ! AUEUSt 12, 1S93. : Present Mayor Matlock, Council men Fisher, Henderson, Eakln, Linn, Dunn and Bangs. Minutes of last meeting read and approved. Finance committee reported favor ably on several bills which were or dered paid. Committee ou streets reported ar rangements for sprinkling Willamette street, also construction of Ninth street bridge. Report adopted. Report referring to street and alley crossings read and adopted. Report referring to sidewalks laid on the table. Petition for are light at intersection ofHixthandOak streets, read and re ferred to committee on fire and woler. Petition for bridge near the new a mill trim rend nud motion made that the I ridge be built by contract, tbe city to pay one-half of the expense, and the bridge to be the property of the mill company. Ordinance to prohibit bicycles from running on sidewalks, read second time by litleand referred to judiciary committee. An ordinance requiring cutting aud removing of grass from the streets and alleys by property owners, read three times and passed, and ordered pub lished. On motion Mr. Eakln was allowed $4 rebate on certain taxes. On motion one hose cart and hose were ordered removed to house of 11th street. On motion it was ordered that the city nay $2.60 per month part of rent for office for marshal. Regular number of bills read and re ferred to finance committee. Number of bills read, rules suspend ed and ordered paid. Cheap Sonnd Trip Bate to Florence. Commencing Wednesday, August 14, for SO days, I will carry pacsengers from Eugene to Florence and return for $7.00. A splendid summer resort. Good hotel accommodations, rates very rea sonable, $5.00 per week. Steamer Coos connects with tbe stage. Good road to Heceta Head and light house, with cheap fare. Wagon road between Eu gene and Florence in good condition, Tickets on sale at Bangs' stables. Aug. 12, 1895. Eli Bangs. When They're Bfibulllous and Stfttrlt Duty, Don't attempt to overcome inactivity of the kidneys with fiery, unmedicated alcoholic stim ulants. Use instead Hostetter's Stomach Bit ters, lu which the spirituous basis only servo as a vehicle for the snperb botanic medicinal prln clples blended with and held in perfect solution by It.' Just the right degree of Impetus, and nn more, is given to the kidneys and bladder by this estimable toalo, stimulant and corrective, which excels throueh loose chKnnelH thn lm. purities that give rise lo rheumatism, dropsy and aravel. and remedies that chronic inaction of the organs which otherwise must terminate in Brlghl's disease, diaoetos or some other for midable renal malady. An Incomparable rem edy in the Bitters also for constipation, dyspep sia, liver complaint, rheumatism, malaria and nervousness. Promote appetite and Bleep wKh New Dress Goods Arrived TodayI Divinity School. In today's Guard will be found the advertise- ment of tbe new Divinity School to be located In Eugene. It is self explana tory. This new Institution should have the good will and help of evciy oltlzen of Lane county and the State of Oregon. Once More. The Y. P. 8. O. F.. of tbe First Christian church will give an ice cream social at the church Tii. day evening, Aug. 13. For Rent. A small barn lent to tbe business portion of the city Inquire at this otllce. jqd 17011; 01? Display. Call early and get the first selection. Thev dwell they must go early. New Hat Wear for Gents. THE LATEST BLOCK. tS n-4 fnrnot tho Mane' Shnai, -J. ' - uu nut vj 1 j w iu i"v,, wnwca dl OUT pjj r t.. DUNn fc? .., U ltI " " '". I j. 11. mcwiung. SI . . H Business Corner Merchandising teaches the lesson every day In the year of low nrirw. j good values. p jp After long experience we think this system far more coodnriK to the attraction aud retention of fiist-class patronat. iu! the too common policy of "Give a prat to catch a herrlngn JS: Wo are business building, and aim to win the trust and emu. Z deuce of the great publio by furnishing tliein evert!. gz (not spasmodically) the best goods at the lowest pilot, 7! regular buyers this means a large saving. Thousand, ,2 wide uwuke shoppers have learned this economical mt g and every day their ranks receive large accessions. S Thl' is worthy of your consideration and thought. iiiiiUiiUlUiUUiUiUiUiUlUiiliUiiiiiiiMiUiUi STYLE! If you want the latest styles come and see 119. We have the nobbiest ladles' . shoes ever shown in Lauo county. Just received dlrecl lrom tie mannTactnrer.' YORAN & SON. Just Arrived., A new line of DARK and LIGHT DUCKS in Blue and Tan stripes and dots, at . a ' . '""12$$ and 15 cents per yard. .: : : ::: -ALSO- Two Lives Saved. Mrs Phoebe Thomas, of Junollon City, 111., was told by her doctors she had consumption aud that there was no hope for her, but two bottles of Dr King's New Discovery completely cared her and she Bays it saved her life. Mr Thos Eggcrs, approncbing consumption, tried without result everything else then bought one bot tle of Dr King's New Discovery aud in two weeks wus cured. He is nntuially thankful. It is such results, of wbteh these arc samples, that prove the won derful cllicncy of this medicine in coughs and colds. Free trial bottles at Henderson & Linn's drug store. Reg ular size oO cents and $1.00. A Happy lltiNbuiid. Dklawarr, Ohio. "After four months' use of Simmons Liver Regu lator my wife is almost entirely re lieved of Chronic, Constipated and Bleeding Piles." W B Leener. Your druggist sells it in powder or liquid; me powierto be taken dry, or- made into a te.i. The Proi'KR Thing. It is wonder ful how many Eugene people have flocked to Ihe mountains and sea coast this summer. However this is the correct thing to do. They will return with new lifo to enter unnn t.holr mori ons routine occupations. The Guard is iu thorough linrmonv wlfh th. opinion that every one should take a summer vacation. Fruit Siiu'me.nts. H. C. Hnmni.. rey Informs a Guard rennrior ti.t every shipment of fruit made so far bus netted the firm more than was ex pected. We are glad to see the gentle men doing well, as much our fruit growers upon their success. STItAWllEHlltKS. T , 111.1 A kmn. I ' auiwjjb la nowsellingsplendid large strawberries, well flavored, raised on his irarrlon i.. this city. The vines will bear until uienosi comes. They are of tho ever bearing variety. More of them should ue rniseu Here. Baker City had a $70,000 firn v.t. day, partially covered by Insurance. Something entirely new in COTTON CREPES in all the lightdelicate shades. These goods are beauties and it would pay you to see them. OUR SALE IS STILL ON. Every Article at a Reduced Price. JUST OPENED. Burg's Variety Store. Groceries, Dry Goods, . Tinware, Crockery, Notions, Etc. Salesman for Lambcrty's Balmy. Store in lamberty's bakery build- - The Summer eirl'i Uu A novel in five chapton, iwj scene cnangeu to .Foley Spring, a Eugece girl as the heroine: CHAPTER L "And will you love mi iliJ she murmured, with her tudal manly and tbrohbiog bourn. "Always," he responded, klst, Man !..- t lt . CHAPTER n. "And will you love mi ilJ she murmured, with her hesisi maniy ana inrobblng bourn. "Always," he responded, Usirf rase-ioai tips. CHAPTER III. "And will you .love me sins' she murmured, with her bad n1 manly and throbbing bosom. "Always," he responded, kuuti rose-leaf lips. CHAPTER IV. "Aud Will you love me ilnjf she murmured, with ber betictal manly and throbbing bosom. "Always," he responded, ktaaiagsr rose-leaf lips. CHAPTER V. "And will you love me alwqf she murmured, with her had sal manly and throbbing bosom.' "Always," he responded, Uaitflri rose-leaf lips. . (To be continued.) A monotonous sameness mjm n 1 .1. - ! nl M.l. -jS ir niraua UIO uuniwo vt I but we hasten to asetite the rata M it 1s of thrilling interest latlnM fact that while the young wtea mains the same there is a din) young man in each obapter. A New Bridge. Tbe couotj intends building a bridge Coast Fork river, nine mlw" Cottaire Urova at once. Tbeipa be 75 feet. It will be placed W feet below where an old brldgi washed out several yean ,DJ old snan was 140 feet, and bj btfl $100 worth of land the countj avoided the longer span. PTPDO rp TIT 13 FRONT. A- Putiira' Dronf. ula In till OS " " I selling immense quantities of p' very low prices, uau in an -price them. He Is also in ths buying eats, again, andii P?"1 full market price. ' A Short Crop.-Two weelo looked as if a full crop of hope hamauloH THaar manV nreditt mi ..... rt the aw1 ". -". I. .hit nhinM In hf nhr. niTMDBUia. ' .. . m , .- . j, forming at the ends oi me - vine. . T . nnnr ! ni r A - MnvnRr. huuu K V T..k wU WlnnesDelK jo., say Mr. Robert Lach used two bow DeWitt's Witch Hazel Sslve j - , ,n.ln unrA 00 OU Had been under care of pbyne"", oDtaimug months rlthout r Dure cur lur rnw. . nKLil DaviHenderepn, undertaken' Linuaiiuoi at wi r, ... GO TO, FOR TBS ISADIXO BMtt" JIGARS andTOBACC Confactionerj, Nuts and Soda I FRUITS IN SEASON. Bcstseletled lint ofsniok.r rlW" ' " "a. oin street, near postofflce.