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Newspaper Page TextDAJLV EL'GKNK (iVXM). FOR- j Popular Brands of Tobacco and Cigars, n a t ,T ON JULIUS GOLDSMITH. Headquarters for the Eugene Soda Works. Hemenway's Corner Drug Btoie. Dr. Kinloy, dentist.room S.Dunn blk. By his ail today Ax Hilly la decided ly hot. Get a book on the home's foot lit Preston & ilulu's, free. Voran A Hon have a new ad In to day's Guard. Head it, Weather prediction for tonight and Wednesday: Fair and cooler, Old Procrastination Is responsible for many useless eyes. rice Dr Lowe. Boap Fonin Haves tho stiongth for other duties, and naves the clothes. JUi.i, & Hon. Get n fit by calling on Dr Lowe. His glasses look well. Now at Hotel Kugeno. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cures colds, croup and whooping cough. It Is pleasant, safe and reliable. l''or sale by Osburn &, DcLauo. Do you lack faith and love health? Let us establish your faith and restore your health with DcWitt's Harsuparil la. OSUUKN Jc DKLANO. When you go to the coast or moun tain! order the Daily Uuakd to fol low you with all the home news. It will only cost 60 cents a month by mall. . Mrs John Ingham received a tele gram this morning announcing the sad news of the death of her father, Mr John Miller, of riprlugford, Ontario, Canada. KAKL'H CLOVER HOOT will pu rify your blood, clear your complexion, regulate your bowels ami makes your bend as clear as a bell. 25c, 60c, and 11.00. Henderson & Linn. Pure blood means good heullh. Dc Witt's Ramtpaillla purines the blood, cures eruptions, eczema, scrofula and all diseases arising from Impure blood. Omiukn & DkLano. I'luclnntl Euqulren "It la simply astonishing the way Die hlcyclo Is dlplaclng the horse?" "It Is Indeed Yesterday I found a piece of rubber tiro In my sausugo." Persons who have a coughing spell every night, on account of a tickling neiisatlou In the throat, may overcome Itntonoc by a dose of One Minute Cough Cure. ()s n ti UN & DkLano. George Hmall has started from HII- ver Lake with a band of horses and mules, to find an Kastcrn market. He will drive ovorland as fur as Nebraska or Kansas, Four men accompanied him. V might tell you mote about One Minute Cough Cure, but you probably know that It cims a cough. Every one does who has used It. It Is a pet feet remedy for coughs, colds, hoarre uess. It Is an especial favorlto for children, being pleasant to take and quick In curing. Obmjiin & DkLano. An excellent fly catcher Is made as follows: One pound of common rosin aim eigni ounces or castor oil are melted together In a suitable vessel, and while lint spread on thick paper (heavy wrapping paper will do) with a brush. Wheu a My alights on the pa. per It remains. Try It. Parks' Hure Cure Is a positive speclflo Id all diseases of the Liver and Kid ney. Ily removing (he urlo add In the blood It cures Kheumatlim. 8. It Ilasford, of Carthage, 8. Dakota, says: "I believe Parks' Sure Cure excels all other medicines for Rheumatism and , Urinary disorders." Hold by A. Ykh INUTUN. Prlnevllle Review: The county court this week appointed C M Elklns, our hardware merchant, as a county oomlnloner to 1111 the vacano.v caused by ths death of Charles Kequa. Mr Kiklnslsou of our most prosperous business men of our city and we think the county court did wise act In ap pointing him o till (he vacancy. A dose that Is always seasonable Is a dose of 8immous Liver Regulator, the "King ot Llvei Medicines." It keeps the liver active, the bowels regular, prevent biliousness and promotes di gestion. In fuel helps keep you well, "I have watched Its elleets In families where I have practiced, and find It atlinlralile, both alterative and tonic In It action." Dr T V Mssou, Macon, Ua. Wi received today our Celebrated Chase & Sanborn's ROASTED COFFEES. Istt In Hm Boston Baked Beans 15c. Potted Ham 5o Sardines 5c Kill street. GRAY & SON, ' S.' ' Dr, Wllloughby, dental parlors. Ask Hall & Sou for "Hoo Cake." Dr. Finley, deutlst.room 3, Dunn blk. 8oe new final proof notices in today's Or Ann. The populists and silver national conventions meet at Kt Louis tomor row. Won't ' yellow the clothes" Is what they say about Boap Foam Wasliing Powder. Gill's Catarrh Cure will prevent diphtheria. It cures nil kinds of soro throats. A fire was pleasant this morning tor an hour two. Quite a change from yesterday. Dr Lowe puts the "cream" of ex perience Into hi glasses; this makes the eye run smolhly. The Ice works shipped another car of Ice to Roscburg today. This is the fourth carload this seuson. Pass the good word along the line. Piles can bo quickly cured without an operation by simply applying De- Witt's Witch Hazel Halve. Oshubn A DkLano. fitop the switching of your horse'e tail by putting on one of Preston & Hale's ily nets. Bherifr Johnson's deputies will be gin serving wurrunts for delinquent tuxes about August 1. A cup of Parks' Tea ut night moves the bowels in the morning without pain or diiicoinfort. It Is a great health giver and blood purifier. Bold by A. Vkiunoton. 'Wuke up, Jacob, the duy is break ing!" so said DcWitt's Little Early Risers to the man who had tuken them to arouse his sluggish liver. Osburn & DeLauo. HI I II. OH'S CURE, the great Cough and Croup Cure, is III great demand. 'ocket size contains twenty-flve doses only Sic. Children love it. Bold by Henderson & ijinn. Hmall 111 size, but gieat in results. DcWitt's Little Early Risers act gently but thoroughly, curing indi gestion, dyspepsia mid constipation. Bmull pill, safe pill, best pill. OsnuitN & DkLano. Delicate articles, such as edgings, riichlngs, luces, and gossamer will not stand much rubbing. Boap Foam Washing Powder cleans them per fectly without damage or trouble. II A l.l, & Bon. Karl's Clover I tool, the great Blood Purifier, gives freshness and clearness to the Completion and cures Constipa tion. 25 cK, 60 ctn., l.. Bold by Henderson fc I. Inn. Tho annual teachers' institute for Cons will be held In Coqullle City, August 25, 20, 27 and 28, l.Sltfl, Pro fessor D V B Held, of Eugene, and Professor P L Campbell, of Monmouth two able Institute instructors, are ex pected to bo present, When wo consider that tho lutes- tines are about five times as long as tho body, wo call realize the Intense suffering experienced when they are I n tl limed. DeWttt's L'o'licaiul Cholera euro sulHluc liilltimiiialioii at onco and completely removes the dllllculty OsiuniN & DkLano. John Lawrence, a convict, who was released from the Walla Walla peni tentiary on Buturday morning pro ceeded to Rlparla and biulally in or dered Jacob Malqulst, a saloon-keper, by beating lilm to death with a club. Lawrence was captured and is now lu Jail at Calfax. One leading cause of malaria and fever Is the foul condition of kitchen sinks and waste pipes, as soap will not deodorize them. The only thing that will cleanse such places Is puro caus tic, which cau be obtained at the grocers and labeled Red Heal Lye. Is due granulated, III large sifting top cans, handy to use and absolutely pure. Hall & Bon. I've a secret In my heart, Hweet Marie, A talc I would Impart, Sweet Marie: If you'd even fairer lie You must always use Parks' Tea The Improvement you will si-e, Hweet Marie. Hold by A. YKKlNtiTtiM. The fifth annual convention and tournament of the Oregon Stale Vol unteer Firemen's association will be held In Astoria August 20, 21 and 22 under the auspices of the Astoria fire dciwrtlnelit. Contests of various kinds III lie held under the auspices of the Astoria lire department, including time racing and contests between hand engines. The rules of the Oregon State Volunteer Firemen' Association will govern all contests. Hut Weather Prices. 1 lb mixed bird seed o I Hi hemp seed fie i I lb canary sod 6c 1 lb astro no I lb while or black tig 5o 1 lb tine cut chewing tobacco wortli Ml ranis for 40c 1 lb granulated ping smoking tobae- I oo worth So cents for 2,ic ! I ItiStar.llorrrstuw.t'llmnx or taw- log toliaevo 4iV 1 Imix tangle fool ily paper 4io j 0 tha Mkmiii fruit Jnr ruhticr o & double sheets tangle foot tly paper lite) 9 lii'uicksge gtiitiual wash powder.. 2Ho S lbs plain mixed candy iic Lawn Party. Mlwse Lizzie Uriflluaud Mabel Wheeler entertained a number of their friends on tho beau- I I , lw. l.Ama r n1 Uh, lliuonwu a. hid hwu.u u, u. . u.,u GP Griffin on Fiftli and Lawrence oey of life yesteiuay, mey u.y strects last evening. The lawn was 'celebrate the occasion by entertaining oreitilv decorated with Chinese Ian - terns and conveniently arranged with hammocks and seats. The early part of the evening was spent In pleasant conversation and games. The game of the eveuiug was "Literary Leaves," and was played progressively. The gentlemen matched quaint little fig ures of maids uuil youths to secure partners to begin the game. Four prizes were giveu. The ladles' first nrle was won bv Miss Paukhurst: the geiitlemeu' first prize by Mr Warner Brown; the ladies' booby was won by Miss Mount and the gentlemen' booby by Mr Frazer. After the games were played delightful refreshments were served, and the evening alto gether was a most pleasant one. Among those present were the follow ing: Misses Ellen, Daisy and Cecile Loomls, Bessie Paukhurst, Emma and JeuuJ Wold, Mabel McCann, Maude Densmore, Hattie and Blanche Tay lor, Flora and Mabel Wheeler, Helen Mount, Lizzie Grillln, Clara Pengra and Mary Thompson; Messrs Warner Brown, (J Btulker, Chas and Will McClure, Frank Wilklns, A W Liver more, R S Huston, Btuart Hauna, G W and Chas Griffin, Geo Frazer, Jr; Rev and Mrs Brooks, Mr and Mrs McMurphey, Mr and Mrs Wheeler. F'ok Newport. At its meeting last night Company C, O N G, of this city voted $130 out of its private fund for ttie expenses of the encampmeut at Newport from August 14th to the 24th. About 25 men will go from here. They will get one-half fare over the 8 P line to Albany and fron Al - bany to Newport they will get free transportation over the O C 4 E's line. The mutter of completing pre liminary arrangements for the en campment was left in tho hands of Captain Moon. There is more catarrh In this section of the country than all other dlseaso put together ami until the last lew years waa supoed to be lu-uiirahl-'. For ft ureal many years doctors pro nounced it a loci disease, ami prescribed local remedies, and by comdiintly fiilllliK to cure with local treatment, pronounced it incurable. Science has proven catirrh to be a constitution al disease, and therefore requires constitutional trertinent. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F J Cheney A Co, Toledo, Ohio, la the only coiisiitutlonal cure on the inaiket. It is taken Internally In d.Hie.lrom 10 dro to a lessii - nil. ll act mrcciiy oil ins uioihi ana minims surfaces of the system, cast. It falls to cure. 1 hey otter 9IIKI lor any Send fnr cLrcu.ara and testlinoulala. Address K. J. CHKHEV & CO., Toledo, 0. faT-Sold liy druggists, isq. Mds for H ood Healed bids will lie received at tho Guard ofllce up to August, 1st, 180U, for 10 cords of 4 foot grub Oak, ami 10 cords of 4-foot hotly maple, to lie h llvered ill Eugene by Aug 30th, 1S00. Notice to Patrons. During my absence from the city for two weeks bcginlng July 22, M B Hubble will will have churgo ol my transfer and coal oil business. . J. W, Clark. To Kkep Mick Out. We ore In formed by a subscriber that few bunches of mint placed In a hay loft will keep the same entirely free from mice. This Is worth trying. A ClIANOB. A V Peters comes to the front today with a change of his adver tisement. Ho quotes some more ex Oiedlngly low prices. Wanted Immediately (wo or (lnee good stone masons. Apply (o W T Campbell at new Racket Store building- Lost. A lady's white glove in this city yesterday evening. Finder will please leave the same at (his ofllce. WE OFFER Beginning Today, OUR ENTIRE LINE hp Misses and Ladies Shirt Waisls,l!i -INCLUDING OUR $2.00, $1.75, $1.50, $1.00, 85 and 75c :..::::l)ualities, all at the Uniform Price,::::::: 50c EACH. This gives you a choice Mosoiuteiy no neserve. COME EARLY and GET the BEST. Double Bihthdav Paki'V,-MI' Elma Hendrlck and Clara Evensou ; bavlugeacb respectively reached tho j 15th and 16th milestones iu me ;'" , , , . ! a uumberof their friends, which they did last evening on the lawn oi nir and Mrs B Hollowoy at Thirteenth and Hllyard streets, It being the home ol Miss Hendricks, me lime was verv Dleasautly spent ill social games, conversation, etc, until a late hour wiien ice cream and cake were served to the guests after which all repaired to their homes, wishing their young hostesses many happy returns of the Idav. Miss Hendricks aim miss cveu- sou were both the recipients of many j pretty presents. Hie names i i. ! young people who had the privilege of being present at this delightful affair ureas follows: Misses Amy jjuiiii, r.oiiie Waller. Mertie Auten. Nettie Burr. Agnes Harris, Ermine Church Ermine Thompson, Lena Blair, Rena Annleimte. Florence Burnett, Anna Awbrey, Grace Mount, Ruby Hen dricks, Edna Burnett, Iua Craig, May Kiusey, Pearl Luckey, JenuiePaik, iiinie Smith, Ada Mathews, Hattie Puttcrson, Beulah Wood, Lola Howe, Libliie Howe, Cecile Adams, Mabel Cluer, Cuniille Carroll, Normu Hen dricks, Nina Wilkius, Mabel Miller, Clara Evensou, Elma Hendricks, Laura Burnett, Ida Evenson, Murgar et Hollenbeck; Messrs Ralph Adams, Harry Miller, Chas Miller, John Pat terson, Fay Howe, Gregory Zlegler, Ellsworth Hauna, Arthur Frazer, Hurvcy Densmore, Dalo Harrison, Wayne Osburn, Jesse Lawrence, M C Harris and H E Burnett. Funkrai, Skrvices, The funeral services of the late Mrs Needy were ! held at the U II church at 9 u in today. The services were attended by a large number of friends of the family, the church being well filled with peoole. The floral decorations were very pret ty. A mound of rows and ferns and a beautiful wreath lay upon the cofh n. The sermon was preached by Bishop J 8 Mills, of the U B church, who was assisted in the opening exer cises by Rev M L Rose of the Chris tian church and Rev W B Gilbert of the First Prcsbyterlau church. After the services were concluded, the re mains were conveved to the 11:20a in 1 ,.,,, fnr .,in.nt, Elu,t u.lprB Hiev , " will be interred lu the family ceme tery at Harrison, Ohio. The remaliiB were accompanied by Rev Needy, who will probably remain 1n the East a few weeks. Tim Bii.i.inuton Case. The case of Dr C Billington, arresied on com plaint of H W Douglas on the churge of malpractice, came up for hearing in Justice Wheelei's court at 2 o'clock this nflernoon. Special Deputy Prosecu ting Attorney J M Williams appeared for the prosecution and Attorney L Bllyeu for the defense. The defense filed a demurrer to the charge and the attorneys spent the most of the afternoon arguing the cause for a demurrer. Motion of demurrer was sustained, on the ground that the complaint did not state upon whom the practice had been made. A new complaint will probably bo filed. Bnao Boat Corvai.lis. J W Ja cobs, an Inspecting officer of the U 8 army, arrived here this afternoon and immediately thereafter. In company with Capt H L Hatch, went down the river to view the wreck ofthe US nsg boat Corvallis. The boat, ma chinery, etc, will probably be ordered sold at auction to tho highest bidder. The diphtheria cases are still Im proving. of our Whole StockJ 40m fJWf I I III 1111 f " 25 PER We have a Tan Oxford Shoe we are selling 25 per cent, less than the regular price. iO PER. CENT. We have a fine nice Oxford we will place on the market at 10 per cent, less than regular price. Bicycle Gloves. GREAT SLAUGHTER dosing Oat on all F. For the Coast 000 You will need a pair of Tan Shoes. We are selling $2.50 shoes for $1.75. $2.00 shoes for $1.50. YORAN & SON, The Shoe Dealers. Not In It. We ure not lu it with tlie hot spell iu California during June and July, 1S59, when horses had to be drenched with sweet oil so they could swallow water, and hi ids invaded the bar rooms and hunted up the water pitchers to quench their parched throats. These occurrences are said to have happened in the lower end of the Snn Joaquin valley, while at Santa Barbara the extreme heat killed birds, rabbits, calves, etc. At least that is the newspaper record of June, 18o9, so says the Sacramento Becord-Union. The Prostrating fthock. Of malarial fever arc not to bo counteracted by quinine with any degree of certainty, or for any lenittli of time. The ertullcntiou and pre vention of disease ol a miasmatic typo are ho-vevex, ascertained possibilities. Ijong ex perience has shown that there is tnllitttely more preventive efficacy In tho fine botanic medicine, Hostctter'i Stomach Utttcrs, than in the alkaloids, drugs and poisons which were formerly the only recoRtiist'd means of remov. itiftalid anticipatitiffnttackaof fever and ague and bilious remittent. When the system hns been ui'pleteil by perinulctl recurrlns mt oxysms, this aureenble restorative renews th slorallvo renews the fund of eneri-y. ami is not only a positive specific, but repairs the damage to the Ketleral beallh indicted by all febrile complaints par taking of the malarial character. Cull f,ir Warrnutg, Notice Is hereby given that the fol lowing warrants will be paid on pre sentation at my oillce. Interest on same will cease July 22, 1896: All Lane county warrants from registered number 10,(53 lo 10,327, both Inclus ive. Dated Kugene, Ore, July 21, 1890. A 8 I'ATTBRSOM, County Treasurer. Notice. All dealers In powder and explos ives are hereby notified to comply with the city ordinance regulttting Hie storage and sale of powder. Sections 8 and 9 in ordinance "For the Preven tion of Fires" will be rlgidiv enforctd. It. M. Dav, Chr. of Com. on Fire and Water. Mo llonbl about II. "That'i what I call an up-to-date woman," said the livery stable-keeper "Why?" "Sho wanted a horse that a n could drive." Life, es: for ra- ras recommended to me ns a pile cure, t0 1 bought a box and It performed a per manent cure." This htonly one of thousands of similar cures. Kczema sores and skin diseases yield quickly when It Is used. Osmmv A DkLano. The Eugene Granite and Marble Works, w. w. MAKTIN, Prop.. nniic iiwih.., imv- ( ,h M to furnish the nrlt . rCYr1.!"!'!""'."11 "'! nf lr,.i" Z7 60c SYRUP for SARDINES. 5c. 3-lbs NICE APRICOTS, 25. j 4-lbs NICE PEACHES, 25c. !ona?ehereFrUitS' BeanS' Eice and IliTi l " " " " CENT. Bicycle Leggings, ON SHIRT WAISTS. Summer Dress Goods, E. DUNN. Knights of the Muccubees. The State Commander writes iu from Lincoln, Nebraska, as follow-; "After trying other medicines for what seemed to be a very obstinate cough in our two children we tried Dr King's New Discovery uud at the end of two days the cough entirely left them. We will not be without it hereafter, as our experience proves that it cures where all ot her remedies full." Signed W F Stevens, State Com. Why not give this great med icine u trial, as It is guaranteed and trial bottles are free at Henderson's 4 Linn's drug store. KegulurslzeSOo and 1. Notice. Bids are hereby asked for to furnish to the city of Eugene 20 arc light of 2000 candle power each, for a lease of three years. Lights to be placed at the intersec tion of such streets as the eomniitire may designate. All bids must he In the bauds of ttit committee by the 20th day of August, 1890. Th right to reect uuj and all bids reserved. Address all communications It. M. Day, Chairman Committee on Fire and Water. Kugeue, July 18, ISM). Notice to Bridge liuihleis and Con tractors. Notice is hereby given Unit sealed bids will be received at the clerk's , ofllce II it t i I 12 o'clock ill, Friday Au gust 7tli 1890, for the construction of a bridge across Hills creek at Jasper, in Lane county Oregon, said bridge to beaSO-foolspan with 1 70 feet for the two approaches. To be built ou piling driven to bed rock. Piling to be not less than ID l.iches In diameter ut small eml, and of oak or cedar timber; three piling to the bent. A. C. Jknnimis, County Clerk For Kale or Trade. A good Organ. Will sell rea liable or Irnilc for a good driving horse. W. W. Mahtis, at F.'igeue Granite and Marble Works. Wamed.-All girls to know that "Hoe Cuke" will not make tlieir huiiils.rett iik! common sonp. Save I lie wrappers. They are wortli a cent npiece. Hall & Son. It still looks as If the national popu j list convention would endorse the I democratic ticket, but the "mithlleof I the rond" faction will nrobably bo''- I It is conceded that the silver convfd I Hon will unanimously Indorse tf ticket. BUDV'B HI.K BUPrOSIIORY. Is miarnnteril to cure Piles and rroiitl pti" or money refunded, fin cents per l,x. f tnoslamps for circular and Vr bmpl MA It TIN lll'liV. Registered 1'hsrniacisl.Un" ter. Pa. No Postals ANowKRRn. For sule by ui littt-cla druggists evorywnere, and in hurra Oregon by Ustmrn llel.au. We are anxious to do a little good 1 this world and can think of no pie" an ter or better way to do It than bv recommendinvr One Minute Cough Cure as a preventive of piieiiiuontai consumption and oilier serious liwf troubles that follow nenlected colds, Osburn A Del-nno. W. KUYKENDALL, M. D, Physician and Surgeon. Office in Chrlsman Block. Special nlt. iillou toauritery "d snrli l ea ol nmtu-ii. - 35C A. E. WOOD. AX BILLY.