Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, June 01, 1897, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textrmiv kk:f,k (jlfARI. TUESDAY JUNE 1 Best Assortment of 5 Gent Gigars A full lino ol Tolrrco. All kl-iiliof Candy and Boll Uriuksal Jolius Goldsmith's Haadquarltrs Eugene Soda Co.., Judo Int. Collection day. Dou't forizet the Camp Supper. Osobrlght at Duy fc Henderson's. New Carpels at Day & Henderson's. Buttermilk and cream at Creamery. Cakes made to order at the Bonbon lard. Sprinkle Willamette street to the depot. Crescent bicycles. F L Chambers. Don't forget Holdeu's flrn class bloycle repnlr shop. Gypuin will fix your lawn. F. L Chambers has it. Boys, better get a Klngibury hat at Dunn's. They are the latest. Wt'iithe prediction fur tonight and Wednesduy: Fair and farmer. New styles In wall paper. F L Chambers. Dou't miss hearing J H Barber in a so oat the Oyinnusiuin Monduy night, II V Boott, editor of the Oreiinnlan, lius returned homo from his recent EaHtern visit. Have you such the latest hut "Tlie Kingsbury?" It is guaranteed by Dunn & Co. C D Combs at P O Grocery will duplicate any prices made by any grocer In Lime county. When you buy a $50 Crescent bicycle you get the full value for your money and the erjuul of any. Coma to the camp supper to be given on the lawn of Airs F M Wil kin Wednesday afternoon ut 5 (.'cluck b the Indies of toe M K church. All Invited; only 10 cents. "Wake up, Jncoli, the day Is brcak lngl" so said DeWitt's Little Early Itlserg to the man who had taken them to arouse his sluggish liver. Cor ner Drug Store, Vincent it Wultcu Proprietors. Pure blood means good health. De Will's Burtupuilllu purlllcs the blood cures eruptions, eczema, scrofula an all diseases ur lulng from impure blood Corner Drug Ktore, Vincent & Wulto proprietors. School Htipt C 8 Hunt started today for Florence tv hore he will hold a teacher's Institute Friduy and Saturday next. Ho will visit all (lie schools along Hie route and will not return until thumb lust. The hist heard of John Huudsaker he was at Pleasant Hill doing Itls level bsst to tame a refractory bicycle but, like llio man who wsb clinging to rol.lng saw log, ho was ou top only hair the time. This Is a good time of the year to take Huiuious Liver Regulator. It is the very best uit dlclne to take lu til Spring for the blood, and to cleanse th system of ail Impurity. "I have used Simmons Liver Regulator as a cop rector and blood purltler nn J think It an ci lent remedy. I always keep It on baud to take In preference to otlie nndi!iuB."-lM Jjjti'll, Mlddleport unto. H.1I Hill, Lumber City, Pa., writes 'I have been suffering from plies for zo years and thought my case inctira bio. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve was recommended to me as a pile cure, so 1 bought a box and It performed a per nianent euro." This is only one ol thousands of similar cures. Eczema, sores and skin diseases yield quickly when It Is used. Corner Drug Store, Vincent & Wultox Proprietors. During tho winter of 1KH3, F M Martin, of Long Bench, West Va contracted a severe cold which left him with a cough, I , speaking of how he ourod It he says: "I used Beverul kliuN ol cough syrup but found nn relief until I bought a botllo of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, wliteh relieved me almost Instantly, mid in n short time brought about a complete cure." When troubled with a cough or cold us. this remedy and you will not tlnd it neoemary to try several kinds belon you get relief. It has been In the, mr kut lor over twenty years and con stantly grown in favor and popularity Formleat 24 and 60 cents i er bottle by Ostium & DeLano. A few drops of rain fell today. Don't forget the Camp Supper. Dr. Willoughby, dental parlors. (Jet "chews" at the Boubonlere. Don't forget the Camp Supper. Creamery butter, Eugene Creumery. Spring Carpets ut Day A Henderson's. Victoria lawn mowers at F L Chambers. "Chews" an tlunJing caramels ut the Boubonlci-. Pictures 50c up. Cubinets $1.60 up. Eugene Photo Co. A few more of these Columbia bi cycle suits left ut Hokn & Painr'k. Itepair shop with Columbia agency. Skilled workmen. See a Crescent bieycle before you buy. F L Cham bers, agent. Have you seen those new blcyt les at Horn & Palne's aud enquired the price J. Buggies aud carriages, new goods, J ust received. F L Chambers. Check aud Plaiu Skirts. Just the thing for Summer: only $1.10 at J V KuuH'mau. Today 800 more cattle are being loaded ut the S P yard in this city for shipment to Kanius. Assesor D P Burton returned to Cot tuge Grove this uflernoon to coinple his field work in that section. The Heppher Gazette "goes after' Ituv W T Harwood, tha colored mis siouary who was in Eugene recently J V Kuuflmun hasthe newest thing n Hosiery swell us Checks, Plaid Stripes and Polka Dots lu fancy col ors. The latest hop intelligence from New York state shows tout five year contracts are being mude thereat 10 csnts per pound. Gov Budd, of California, has flnnlly determined not to interfoe with Mur derer Durrani's senteuce, therefore he will be hanged one week from Friday Come to the c imp supper to be given on tlie luwu of Mrs M Wilki Wednesday evening by the ladies ol (he M K church. All invited; only 15 cents. Puss the good word along the line, Piles euti he quickly sured without an operutlcu by b m ply applying Do Witt's Witch Huzel Sulve. Corner Drug Store, Vincent & Walton Prop i letors. Small In size, but great in results. I lew ill's I it I tie Early Klsers act gently but thoroughly, curing lndi gestion, dyBpcpshi and constipation Small pill, safe pill, best pill. Corner Drug Store, Vincent & Wulton Prop rletors. Junction City Times: Mis Msggie lioustou will leive Monday, May 81s tor Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to attend the annual meeting of the Superior Lodge, D of H. She Is Bupreme rep resentative of the gnind lodge of Ore- gou and was elected at the lust session of the grand lodge. Wo aro anxious to do a little good in this world and can think of no pleas alitor or better way to do It than by recommending One Mluute Cong! Cure us a preventive of pneumonia, consumption and other serious lung troubles that follow neglected colds CornorDriig Store, Vincent & Wulton Proprietors. vwien wo cotiHiucr mat Ihe-lntt's- tincsitre nbout live times as long as me tiody, we can realize the Intense suffering experienced wbon they are itillameil. DeWitt's Colicnnd Cholera Cure subdues iuflummntlon nt ouce and completely removes the dinioultv corner Drug store, Vincent fc Walton Proprietors. We might tell yon more about One Minute Cough Cure, but you probublv know that it curts a cough. Every one does who bus used it. It is a per fect remedy for coughs, colds, hoarse It is an especial favorite for children, being pleasant to take aud thick In curing. Corner Drug Store. Vincent A Walton Proprietors It would lie hnrd to convince a man "tillering from bilious collo that his ngony Is due to a mlorobe with an un- pronouncuble name. But one dose of DeWitt's Collo and Cholera Cure will onviuee him of its power to allord Instant relief. It kills pain. Comer Drug Store, Vincent, A Wulton roprletors. Kino French prunes ffilbs $1.00 t urn starch H-r lb 6c, "World Healer" soap 2(1 oy.j 6o Clisse and Siinborna coftco ate best that grows. the Hoid rlvor strawberry shipments to- gun way 11, with a crate und a half, ml Increased steadily, amounting to 125 crates on tlie ISth. and I.Mm) m, n... th. Irlday night three ear loads w ere shipped, lies des those going fr small orders in tliHexpnss car. Next week w ill probably SB) the si Ipmeuts touch their high-water mark. This means over $IOJO a day income. Personal. A O Condi t, of Salem, is here toduy. W II Spuugh was in the city today. J M Keeney, of Jasper, was lu town today. Hon C H Baker, of Walterville, Is in the city. W illiam Baker, of Junction, is In Eugene. J G Stevenson went to Albany this forenoon. John Stewart went to Miller's sta tion this morning A Anderson is still quite lo v, but is reported a little better today. Mrs s Handsaker and Miss Alice M Smith visited at Jul ctlon yesterday. Mrs Wm Laird, of Oarflel I, Wash is vi-itingotu mentis in Lane county, Hon Itfd.it M Clow, of Junction City, spent last night in Eugene on bus! ness. Tom Lucltey arrived up from Salem on this afternoon's local for a few day's visit. Dean E C Sanderson returned today from a trip down the valley in the in terest of the Divinity school. Charles Mayhew and family left for Anaconda, Montana, this morning wnere lliey will In reofter reside. Uovernor Whlteoker is confined to better again his room with sickness, but is today. We trust he will be out in a few days. Mrs Ella Houston and the Misses Kearney, of Roseburg, are in the city to attend the Kenyon-Luckey mar riage this evening. Salem Journal: C A Wintermeier, or Eugene, Is a guest of Assistant 8eo- retsry of sta'e Carey E Martin. He is one of the state university law clais loday's Salera Statesman: Miss Alma Welty returned to her home at Eugene on Sunday, after spending week at the home of Mrs F F Toevs, in this city. I'ortland Tribune: Dan Holton, who was a prominent citizen here for many years, has gone east to bis old heme in Biughamton. N Y. to sDend his cosing years with his sisters. No man here ever had more personal friends than had "Uncle Dan," as be was allectlouutely called by his ao- qualntances. Oregon journalism is now repre sented by 200 publications as shown by a recent report of Albert Tozler, secretary of the Oregon Press Associa tion, ui this number there are 17 d illy papers, 9 semi-weekly and 145 weekly newspapers. There are two semi-monthly and 83 monthly pub lications and one qunrterly. Since August 1, 1890, 15 papers have sus pended and 17 new efl'orts have been iiuuohed on the sea of journalism. It is evident that tlie people of Orecnn ura readers for statistics show that this state is one of the first lu the Uuioti In number of publications in proportion to population. Do you care whether you pay lor iood and eat 100 sorts of trash with it? SchiUing's Best Frubably an 'Enoch Ardcn" Case. Heppner Gazette: John Simon, betlerkoown as "OneMmsd Jobn, left yesterday for Philadelphia to sec his wife and children. John relate a peculiar story. Thirty-five years ago Jobn left bis wife Bnd babies In Phila delphia, coming-west to seek his for tut e, Intending to return to them and bring them to "the land of the setting sun," when bis means would permit. Drifting down Into Arizona he hired out as a government teamster and to make a long story short, John lost bis right arm from an Apache's rifle. John is a peculiar man and he reasoned that now he would be a burden to bis folks aud be resolved to make his own way in the world, and so turned sheep herder. And now an old man, he goes to see bis family before he dies. He said that perhaps bis wife had married again he could not blame her if she bad. It reminds the writer of Tenny son's beautiful poem, "Enoch Arden," aud while the old man waa talking in broken German, we wondered if the true story would not be re-enacted this time on the American shore, in l lilla delphia. Another Train. The stock yard at the depol presents lively appear aiices these days. This forenoon eight hundred head of one and two year olds, told by Horace Hampton, of Goshen, to Mr Parsons, were loaded on the cars and the special went to Mil ler's station in Linn county, where John Stewart has sold Ibe same gen tlemen 400 bead, which will be added to this train. They will betaken to Colorado we understand. This even- ing eight cars will be loaded with three year old steers by Mr Holland. Tbis lot will probably go to Wyoming. ATHLETIC SOCIAL. Tbe young Indies of the U of O wbogave the ex perience social at the gymnasium last eveuing deserve great credit for Us success. After a delightful nrogram prominent In which were solos by J R Barber and Miss Lulu Renshaw, danc ing was indulged in for a short time. A large aud appreciative audience at tended. v. THE H E ATI NjQQ UESTl0 tut us solve it for you. We have a laige and well selected line of heating and co king stoves with which to do It. If you ure Inter ested don't fall to call on us. 1 be GRIFFIN X 3L. Leader of all wood and fouud on our floors. HARDWARE 3B COMPANY ... SPRING HAS ARRIVED,,,, BUY NOW 0 Lawn Mowers and Garden Hose, Garden Tools and Spraj Pumps, f agest Assortment I lowest Poultry Netting and Staples Screen llnm .. .. 1U,U a"ri ir (ty S. L. BOllsl bikfnr powder flavoring extracts una apiece arc pure and money-back. For sate by Ax Billy Lawn Social. The udies of the Christian church will give a lawn social at the Brick church Wednesday evening, June i!nd, if the weather is favorable. If unfavorable tht social W'il be held Inside the church. Ice cream and cake 10 cents. Everybody i.,,.;,j v 1 . . Marriage License. Clerk Jen- niugs today Issued a marriage license to Charles E Kenyon, of Harney county, and Miss Margaret M Luckev. daughter of Councilman VV H Luckey of this city. They will be married to morrow night. Dog Lost. A red English reti lever setter dog. two vears old. Inaf. .- terday. The finder will be rewarded by leaving Information with the own- er, Newman the shirt maker, Eugene. To Core a Cold in One Day. Take Laxative Brorao Quinine Th. lets. All druggists refund th It fails to oure. 25o. Hardware Tinware and Granite Ware. Pries" LONG'S. Ninth Street, Enjen. Belknap Hot Jttedieal Springs! Situated 60 miles east of Eugene on the Mckenzie River. Natural temperature 188 Fahr. Steam, Medicated, Electric, Ho; aud Cold Batas A FINE SWIMMING RINK. Cures Rhcnmatlira.Sklo Dlimu.ru and Liver nipialnts CstSKT' Ague, rrlT.te DUea& i,V.r Fine Hunting and Flshlna in the Vicinity. A Fine Camplnu Ground , well shaded and supplied with Water by piDe from a pure mountain stream. . . Stages leave Hotels In Eugene Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Reluming sn alternate days. For terms and Information address CM Hi Geo Hill, Prop-, or Mgr., Belknap Springs, Lane Co, Of. A. E. WOOD, DEALER IN. Staple slid Fancy Groceries. A rbuckles Coffee 15 Kky baking powder per lb. 10 4 ; ks good Boda '0,5 4 pkgs corn or gloss starcli" '25 25 lbs Best Soap Dried Apples ' 5 QualityaudQuantityTouicco .20 A $12 Washing Machine &iSkm Lam, Wicks that will last 20 yeara. Cows with or without calves. Highest marker pries paid, It jou hare an; for sale, see me at once. LOUI8 A- ROSTEIN, Buyer for Miliar Lux. f!or 9th and Pearl 8ts EUOKNE, OKEGJN. $1.50.. GRAY & SON. Today's Oirgnr.lan: Mr Willi 1111 Lawlrr, manager of the gold minis In Llun county liearlng hi nntiip, operated by an KnKli syndicate, is expefted to reatb Portland about June 15. During the past winter the mine and mill have been cli sed down, but wltli tlie coining of Mr Lawler, it la unilerMliHid, active v,k will lie re 'uiuid, and ennti' lied duilug the rv. aialulng portion of tbe year. L cqj Separata Ski ts, f j figured B:aj! Notice to Contractois. Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received for the erection o' sohool building in district No. 18, Springfield, Ore., bids to be In by 12 IB June 15, 1897. For plana and specifications call at the office of the county school superiu tendent. A sufficient bond will be re quired for the faithful lulfllltnent of the contract. The board reserves the right 10 reject any or all bids. Dated this 28th day of May, 1897. H. D. Edwards, Ch.tn Board. M. J. Hilleqab, Clerk. For Sale. 1 piano, 2 horse., 2 buggies, 1 hack, 1 road cart, 1 set doub.e harness, 4 retc ilugle harness. Will trade for lumber and hinges. A 8 McCmike. Whm Baby waa aick, wo gave her Caito. fc When alio waa a Child, she cried for Casrcna When she became Mice, aha clung to 0- , ir Waeo ska had Children, she faxe tLu :;,t We litre 1 the laclllilH for doiu the litst. wirt Id modern pho tography, mil with close study mid application of Iht art, are able to oflcr first class work Is all I lie latet-t nnitt-f urface finishes. Call and see our Bus Keliefssculpturi and photography combined. Sittings by appointment preferred. The Eugene Granite and Marble Wsrti W. W. MARTIN, Prop., Still have amnle room and aDii.lsi.CM to cofl tinue(H8they have lu Die imm,) to furauh hi better class of monumental work. In nddtticn to Marble and Uraulte I am now i rcnartK. to furnish all kinds of dressed none mien as ( n ruing for Cemeierjr LU, Baildi&j cut foru tlie I'iont-er (Yuim Bj Have . . ...A Line... OlVhlldren's colored shoesm which no reasonable price will be r -fused. These shoes re go. d io!id gord but a little out of I'n'eiinl will be sold accord Inglv 1 In The Glad Spring Time ! YORAN & SON, The Shoe Dsalm. FOR THREE DOLLARS AND A HALF... Ladies Plain Black Skirts. For Four Dollars and a Half We Will Sell You Our Regular $8.00 Skirt. WE PROPOSE TO CLOSE OUTTHI8 ENTIRE LINE THIS WEEK. New Lacfcs, Kid Gloves and Embroideries at S. H. Friendly's Dry Goods Emporium. 8ome minds "Lightly turn to thoughts of Love," while with others the mooted question is, "Wbut will best expel from the sys'etu tlie edete matter accumulated during the dark AND GLOOMY WINTKR? The answer is simple. j Yemngton's Blood and Liver' NyrupIs the best blood nurlfW Unnwn Prepared and sold onlv nt. H, ki..h. Street Drugstore. 75 cents and $1.00. Day & Henderson, Undertakers ni Embafmers, Cor. Wil. and 7th sts. THE. "MAGNOLIA." LEADING URANUS OF CIGARS AND TOBACCOS Soda Water, Candies, lib. AND FRUITS IN SEASOH. US- Parlor for Billiards or Pool. "W 2 Doors North of Lane Countj Bank J. W. WHITE - Proprietor NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION i Land Offloa at Koaaburg, Orr(,on, j s onar. . i p -J oninn. , ?is- J ,. gon, ouJh , 6, 897 7 ,JU; S Sm"b, on H K N.. 71'ia, for the i j " . ; - ."' 1 ?,,m" tne tollowinir Jam(S Uowarrl. A-' . . , . . w.n.iNu, .ii 1 1 . tnicneater, I K U Vnica, hPKtsrsr, of vituesnea to Smoke LA CREMA, Ten cent; 0.0f0JM0flW Five cent Cigars.