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EUGENE, OltEGON. WEDNESDAY EVENING. AUGUST 21. 1895.
NO. G2.
DAILY
GUARD.
j Common-Sense Feredy
for THE GRIPPE is
DR. HENLEY'S
Celery Beef and Iron
Celerv For the entire NERVOUS system,
3eef The greatest SUSTENANT known,
pon replenish and enrich the BLOOD.
Nature's Builder and Tonic.
For sale by OSBURN & DeLANO.
I IF BARGAINS.- I
y ARE WHAT YOU ARE AFTER, S
I HOW IS THE TIME TO GET THEM. I
Our great sale will continue lor about ton days longer. We
are offering goods at prices never before equaled In Eugene.
g If j ou will call and examine prices you are sure to buy, for
you will see at a glance that we p
! :-MEAN BUSINESS.-:
OATS! OATS! OATS! I
We are also prepared to store, buy or
trade for your Oats. c
Vkry Realistic. Salem Post: J,
Hock, the artist, lias returned from
Willioit Springs, where ho took a view
of the stage recently held up there.
When the stage came along, two men
disguised as the highwaymen- had
been, held up the travelers in regula
tion style, and Mr. Hock took the
view. A photograph of the scene
hangs in the window of the Post now,
where it can be seen. The passengers
in the photo are the same that were
held up in reality and the picture is a
correct representation of the occur
rence. llartlett Fears Wanted.
We want Bartlett pears to be deliv
ered at our warehouse in Eugene the
first four days of next week, August
10, 20, 21 aud 22, for which we will
pay one cent per pound. They must
be free from worms and scabs.
Humphrey A Segar.
Heavy Fruit Deal. Salem Post
Aug. 20: The output of the pear
orchards on the Wallace fruit farms ,
was sold today by Mnuager Wallace to
California parties, and will be shipped
East at once, picking to commence to
morrow. The agent representing the
California firm estimates tho crop at
6,000 boxes.
Notice.
Students who desire to work for
their board and lodging while attend
ing the State University should apply
t0 J. Straub,
Secretary Faculty.
ENCOURAGE HOME IMn"tTpy
H. WEINHARD'S
BEER AND ICE DEPOT.
;-The Best Beer on Earth.:
Seldomed Equalled,
Never Excelled.
Buttled Beer for Family Use a Sjecialtr.
(iarts, icr dozen $1.50
" ' 75
Half pints, " 50
lc in Any Amount Always on Hand
WM. MAYER,
Agent
A Party. George G Croner, of
Kansas City, Mo., a cousin of the
Misses Croner was given a farewell
party by the youug ladies at tho resi
dence of their parents last evening. Af
ter enjoying progressive whist for an
hour or more an elegaut lunch was
served. The following persons were
present: Misses Mae Huft, Editli
Brown, Etta Owen, Mabel Straight,
Lena Goldsmith, Celia Goldsmith,
Mrs. Geo. F Croner, Fannie and Mag
gie Croner; David Linn, Leu Stevens,
Bert Miller, George G Croner, A L
Brattain, W H Alexander, Geo F Cro
ner and Warner Brown. Prizes were
awarded to Miss Straight for the best
playing and the booby to Lena Gold
smith. Mr Croner will leave for his
home in the East in a few days.
For Sale.
A corner lot with house of five
rooms, only $359. Part cash, balance
in one and two years. Apply to Geo.
B. Dorris.
Is the number of bars of man we srld between the 28th day of June and the
10th day of August. The following persons were tho four closest guess
ers and are each entitled to pick out a pair of the best shoes wo have in
our stock FREE.
J. W. Clark, Eugene 10,377.
I. Sheets, Eugene 10,100.
Mrs. W. A. Moore, Creswell, 10,700.
Mrs. Isabell Potterf, Hale P. 0 10.000.
We now have something new which very householder will be interested in
no guessing but a sum thing for everybody. Call in and see it work.
AX BILI.Y.
Strong as an Ox.-
We have just received another big lot of
the celebrated OX BREECHES; guaranteed
not to rip. Just the thing for harvest.
PRICES, $1 TO $4.
Cive us a call if you want pants that Won't
Rip. They are as Strong as An Ox. A new
pair Free if they rip.
J. D. MATLOCK & CO.
Header, did you ever tako Simk.:.t
Liver Regulator, tho "Kino u
Liver Medicines 1" Everybody nctv.".
take a liver remedy. It is a sluggish . v
diseased liver that impairs digesr.
and causes constipat ion, when the -' v
that should bo carried off remains i:.
the body and poisonB the whole sysk .n.
That dull, heavy feeling is due t i.
torpid liver. Biliousness, Headae!;-.-.
Malaria and Indigestion are all live:
diseases. Keep the liver active by :..
occasional dose of Simmons Liver Eos
tilatnr and you'll get rid of these tr. .
bles, and give tone to the wholo iy
torn. For a laxative Simmons Live
Regulator is better than Pills. ; .
does not gripe, nor weaken, but great.y
rufreslu-8 and strengthens.
livery package has tho Red
stump on the wrapper. J. li.
'.'.ilia & Co., Philadelphia.
The Derate. In answer to a letter
from the programmo committee of the
state fair, asking if ho would favorably
consider a proposition to debate tho
financial question with Hon. Roswell
P. Hoi r, Hon. W. H. Bryan, of Ne
braska, says he will accept. In his
letter, Mr. Bryan states that, in the
event Mr. Horr cannot be present, ho
will debate the question with anyone
whom the committee may select. Mr.
Horr has been written to by Hie com
mittee, but has not yet been heard
from. It Is pretty certain someonu
will be found te meet Mr. Bryan, and
the attendance at tho stale fair will
doubtless lu regaled with the financial
question. Ilis tha intention to ar
range the debate for September 27 an d
28.
New Office. Jus. F. Kobin&on
moved his olllce today from I he Chris
mun block to the front room upstairs
over the Eugene Loan and Savings
bank. Mr. Bobiuson is one of the
busiest men in town. He is secretary
and collector for the water and electric
light companies, and secretary of the
grand lodgo of Oregon A. F. & A. M. ,
also of the grand chapter It. A. M
This is enough for one mnn to attend
to.
Animals Wanted. It is said that
live rabbits, either lame or wild pig
eons, and frogs, will bo used in classes
in Biological Laboratory ofjlhe Univer
sity tills year, aud that cash prices will
bo paid for tho same. This would
secui to oiler an opportunity to our
boys to turn an honest penny by col
lecting such animals and selling them
to the University when needed.
Arrived Home. Tho "Throo Sis
ters" party arrived this afternoon at
3:30 o'clock from their trip to the Foley
Springs. They report having had a
splendid lime.
Removed. Dr. J. C. Gray has re
moved his dental olllce to finely 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 liis removal.
I I J I w
l'ersouul.
Dr Brown is home again.
J. F. Kelly, of Grants Pass, is in
Eugene.
Mrs I) A Paine, of Salem, Is visiting
in Eugene.
Mrs T J Craig has returned from
Newport.
Dr B F Russell.of Thurston, was in
towu today.
Attorney Bilyeu has returned from
Cottugo Grove.
Hon. John Kelly, of Springfield,
was in town today.
James Henderson, of Lemati spent
last night In Eugene.
P W Davis, of Fail mount, left today
for Woodburn on his bicycle.
Jobu McClure is home ugaiu, hav
ing returned on Inst night's stage.
Dr X J Taylor's little girl went to
her home in Portland this morning.
Sheriff Johnson is home from Foley
Springs, having arrived last owning
Attorney Woodcock will arrive from
Foley Springs on tomorrow evening's
stage.
Mrs Warren Luckey has returned
from a visit to her mother at Fall
Creek.
J. L. Page is homo from Foley
Springs. His health is considerably
Improved.
Rev H L Boiirdmau and family will
r. tnrn this evening from the upper
McKvnzic.
Attorneys H C Eakin and J E Sib
ley, of Dallas, are in Eugene on legal
business.
H McMurphey and wife liuvs re
turned to Eugene alter a pleasant visit
to Portland.
Tho Ashland Tidings of yesterday
makes a note of the arrival of Jon.
Koch at that place.
W, W. Moore, foreman of the
Guard composing room, is taking a
vacation this week.
J W Shumate returned from Port
land last night. He left for his home
at Waltcrvllle today.
Walter Jaekso.i, tho well known
Portland drummer, is In Eugene. He
is accompanied by his son.
Deputy Sheriff Scott and family
were passengers this morning on the
local train en route to Newport.
Trine, the lootraccr, returned from
Sodavlllo last evening. He reports
about twenty camps at that resort.
Dr B F Royles went to Junction
City on this morning's local train. He
will return to Eugene In a few days.
Prof. McEIroy and lumily have re
turned to Salem from their summer
outing. It Is thought thoy will re
move to Eugene In a few days.
Frank Alexander and wife, of Salem
came up to Eugene on this morning's
overland train to spend a few days
visiting relatives and friends.
Miss LInnia Holt returned this after
noon from an extended visit to tho
Enst. While away she attended the
national convention of Christian En-
dcavorers at Boston.
Mrs Joel Ware and mother, Mrs
Cochran, and Misses Etta Preston and
Jessie winkley havo returned from a
pleasant visit at tho Wore ranch in
Mohawk valley.
Mr. Joe Dolph, son of C A Dolph of
Portland, arrived in this city on his
wheel yesterday for a few days' visit
with frionds. Mr. Dolph will rr-enter
the university hero this fall.
Mrs S T Georgia, of Chicago, who
has been spending soveral weeks at
Foley springs for her Health, arrived
here on last night's stage. She was
benefited somewhat by the use of the
water.
Lester Hulln left for Drain on this
morning's early train. From that
point he will walk to Sco(sburg,whero
he will take tho boat to Gardiner.
From that place he will walk up the
beach to Newport, stopping a day at
Florence en route.
HAVE A DATE
California Laxative Date,
(Glace.)
Are a natural laxative.
Is wholesome.
Does not gripe or sicken
tli o stomach.
It is the coming laxative.
Excellent for children.
Henderson & Linn car tell you mora
about thi-in.
B. F. HAMELL, M. D
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office over Baum's clothing
Store.
B1U INJUNCTION Sl'lT.
The City Treasurer Unstrained
From Paying the Bridge
Vfnr routs.
Albany Democrat: Deputy Sheriff
Quiueey Propst last evening served
upon City Treasurer E A Parker a
temporal)' Injunction signed by County
Judge J N Duncan, restraining him
from paying oertaiu warrants of the
aggregate amount of $9,073.0S held by
the Portland Bridge Company, and na
well restraining said bridge company
from transferring said warrants or dis
posing of them until ordered by the
circuit court. The complaint upon
which the injunction is granted is
made by D B Monteith, who states in
the complaint that he is assessed for
about $10,000 and pays $S0 city taxes.
The allegations In tho complaint are
that on July 2S, IS91, tho city council
wrongfully and unlawfully authorized
J L Cowan, mayor, and N J Henton ,
recorder, to nmko a contract for tho
construction of a steel cantilever bridge
across tho Wlllamotto; that on Sept
19, a second and supplemental pre
tended contract was uiado providing
for the payment of $5000 more on no-
count of certain changes, and on May
9, 1892 a third pretended contract was
made providing lor the payment of
18.30 on account of tho Benton
county approaches, a total of $90,884.
30; that on Murch 9, 1892, a warrant
was issued for $3189.08, on April 27,
1892, one was issued for $5000, after
wards on Sept 20, 1894, divided into
five 1,000 warrauts, aud on July 2,
1892, ouo for $3S4.30, thut said warrants
unlawfully wore made to bar 8 per
cent iuterest. The complainant
alleges that the city had no right to
nmko any such contracts; that It was
indebted for $10,000 aud that no part
was issued to repel invasion or suppress
Insurrection. That tho city was ex
pressly prohibited by stain to from
creating a debt of over $5,000 except
the bondod indebtedness of $75,000 and
therefore the warrants were issued un
lawfully. The complaint asks for a
temporary injunction aud a hearing
for a perpetual Injunction restraining
the collection of the warrants lot
forth.
Weathcrford & Wyatt appcur as at
torneys for plaintiff, The ooniplaiut
covers over ten pages of type written
legal cap, and gives a history of the
proceedings providing for tho con
struction of the big bridge. The case
Is an Important one and will bo watch
ed with great interest by our citizens.
(Uvea to a Portland Firm.
Cottage Grove, Aug 20. Tho
Champion Gold Mill & Mining Com
pany, of Bohemia, today awarded the
I B Hammond Company, of Portland,
Or, the contract for a ten-stamp mill,
and putting It In oporation. Tho con
tract is limited to 00 days.
A D Hylaud is In Eugene today.
Dr J E Pay ton went to Drain tills
afternoon.
Jos II Baker, of Lansing, Mich., is
in the city.
Mrs 8 J Fisher, of Roseburg, is reg
istered at tho Hotel Eugene.
Mrs J J Comstock and sister, left
this afternoon on a visit to Comstock
station and ltoseburg.
Prof E U McEIroy aud wife arrived
here this afternoon. They will prob
ably make arrangouiauts to move to
Eugene while here this trip.
Mrs R Garrison and son Shed,
Frank Anderson and wife and Miss
Jennie Anderson returned last even
ing from theMcKenzle springs.
Mr. Frank Mathews, class of '95, U.
of O., is now on bis way to Rochester,
N. V., where be will enter tho Baptist
Theological Seminary soon. Each
year fluds many of our energetic Ore
gon boys seeking Eastern colleges to
pursue advanced training.
ProfChas N Chambers, who has
been spending the summer, nfter a
trip to Alaska, with his parents in thiB
oily, loft on the local for Newport this
morning. After spending a week at
this summer resort, he will will tail
for San Francisco on tho steamship
Farallon, and after a few dny visit in
that city, ho will return to Pasadena,
Oil., to again take up Ills work In the
Throop Polytechnio Institute.
Corvallls Times: Hou H II Gilfry
and wife and two daughters, came out
on the Oregon Central Monday and
spent the noon hour at the residence
of Dr M M Davis. Mr. Gilfry has been
for sixteen years the reading clerk of
the L'nstcd States senate. Tho visit
of the family on the coast will continue
a month longer. They left by the west
side to visit Judge Gulloway at Mc
MlniivlJIe. County Judge Magers, of Yamhill
county has been fined $50 foe killing
Japanese pheasant.
Brevities.
S H Friendly is loading a car with
ohittim bark for New York City.
Several prominent Oregon City
young men have organized an anti-
bloonisr society. A cheeky lot of
hides probably.
Justin Robert Rice, the "cow boy
preacher" and his wife, who visited
Eugeno a couple of months since, has
concluded to leave Portland because
pjoplo would not tuni out to hear
them preach. Ho goes to the Southern
Btntes.
Isaac Stern, of tho Portland Hebrew
News, has been arrested for criminal
libel on the charge ot one S 11
Abrahams. Wo predict that Mr
Btorn will come out innocent, as we
know him to be a first class gentleman
aud mi holier to his profession.
The Florence stngo was crowded
with passengers this morning.
Among tho number wore Eli Brings
George Fisher and U R Chrisiuiin of
this city, the Misses Maudu and Ger
trude Rust, of Roseburg, who went to
Acme to visit the family of Dr Saubert
and O II Richardson, a tobacco drum
mer. We tako tho following from tho
Roseburg Plaindealer, concerning a
gentleman well known all over Ore
gon: "Sol Abraham was suddenly
taken down yesterday with sort of
sinking spells. He had several spasms
between yesterday afternoon and mid
night. Dr. Collman was called in and
remained with him all nlglt. Mr.
Abraham Is now resting eay, the
symptoms of further attacks growing
less frequent and strong hopes are on-
tertaincd of his recovery soon."
Chemist Shaw, of tho Oregon Agri
cultural Experiment Station, has Is
sued a press bulletin in which ho calls
attention to tho fact that tho state is
hoing flooded with circulars oll'urlng to
soli for $5. 00 "family rights" to pay
$2.50 for three cents worth of material
to be used in making a pound and halt
of butter out of a pound of butter and
nan a pounu oi iiiiik. i no iiurai
Northwest has already described tills
procoss and given tho formula nun Its
regular readers win none, or mem ne
taken in. Thoro lira howevor, some
teople who "can't all'ord to tako the
tural Northwest" but can ullord to
pay $5 to learn how to turn good but
ter aud good milk into a compound
which looks like butter but Is of no
market value and, if sold ns butter,
renders tho Boilers llablo to fine and
Imprisonment. Rural Northwest.
Want tiik Place. -Corvallls Times:
It Is said thut Judgo Fullerton is
overwhelmed with applicants from
persons who want to be appointed ref
eree to pass upon tho status of claims
that hope to participate In the distri
bution of the $100,000 pall by Bonner
& Hammond for tho Oregon Paclllo.
Tho applicants are old lawyers and
young lawyers, lawyers of high and of
low degree, long lawyers and short
lawyers, and some of them aro from
persons who are not now nor nover
have been lawyers at all. Times aro
hard, and as tho job Is supposed to be
a 'simp' the unemployed and ambi
tious in the profession, as well as the
unprofessional who think they could
tend to tho thing, are tumbling over
euch other In tho scrumblo to bo asked
to hold tho Inquest over the re
mains of the dead corporation. In
his hour of tribulation, the sympathy
ot tho community is with Judgo Full
erton." H is our prediction Hint a
Euirono attorney will bo aniiolnted,
and ho is not scrambling for the job
either.
Unwaurantku Assault. Wo
learn that a big fellow named Cook
Jumped on W C Houston at Junction
City Monday and beat him up fearful
ly, without cause or provocation. Ho
then went before the recoidor and paid
a flue. It appears that snnieo.no had
threw a rock through a window of a
church nt that placo Sunday even
ing. Monday Cook met Houston and
claimed that tho gentleman had said
he was tho guilty party. To thiB Mr.
Houston replied that it was not true.
Then Cook said that "ho had a grudge
against the Huston family and would
get even then and there."
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