Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, May 21, 1898, Image 4

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    DAILY KTUJ
(UIAiiD.
I be Royal U tiie hiyhr t grade bakiag powder
Mow. Arttit.1 I ! tfeow it o,ofiom
tMrd ftirlber than ny gtbor baatf.
ROYAl
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
the
Popular Brands of
Clear Havana
Domestic
Cigars at
Julius Goldsmith's
HBaoquarleri Eugene Soda Co..
SATURDAY,
MAY 21
Kf vtej.
Cold trailed hum at Chicago Itakery
Rambler Illcycles.
E E McClauiihau.
Pure home-made lan.liej ut Tho
BlMlfJUl-t.
Uloyele suiulrleH ut boltoin iiiicen, ut
r Li Chambers.
Another litrgonliijimi.'hl' of Jtviiiumie
oranges.
CoollJjjo's
Confectionery and fnnt at Cliieauo
JJakcry.
1'renli bread every day M UbiciiKO
liiikery.
Another barrel of Outline elder ut
Coolldgo's.
Lemon iik'H, linu bread and prtry ut
tuluBgo Jiakery.
For dainty teas mid luimlieoiia try
our bonaua shrub.
C'oolldno'B,
Now Block of wall pa)ir at Urlllln
llurdwure Go's.
Jdeul bicycles $.,0, J:i"j, and f !0. K
E MeClanahiin, Agent.
Cakes, plea and all kinds of pantry
to order, ul The Duntiuut.
F resh Eastern and Const oysters at
Tho iiuuquut during May.
Vulcanizing and repairing bloyolcs n
specially. Humbler agency.
A Lawn Spray given free with eat:h
BO foot huso by F L ClianiboiH,
JMguroil Ingrain wall paper, tho
atestoul, at tlillllu iJiirilwaru Co's,
A Crescent JJIoyola for style, quullly
and reasonable price, ut EL Chambeis.
Over 10,000 rolls new wall paper re
oolved this spring by tltllllu Hitrdwaro
Co.
Nothing lietlcr mndo than the Crcs
ount bicycle, frico them ut F L Cham
ber'. Hloyclo repairing anil sundries at
rnasouablo prices, ut E K MoClauit
uau's. Second lurge shlpnient of H ull paper,
-VJust received by Urlllln Hardware
Co.
Now, neut, nobby, lln do side.
Good goodB, uud neut service, ui Tho
Banquet.
The largest and most complete line
of wull paper ever biouglit to Eugciio
li on exhibition at theslore of Uiillln
Hardware Co.
7 ply garden lima that stands long
service, at a moderate puce. (Sen It lit
F L Chambers.
One of the finest and best equipped
railroads Is the Chicago, Milwaukee
Bt l'aul. On our recent trip through
South Dakota, Iown, Minnesota and
Illinois wo tried this railroad and
know whereof we speak. The road Is
splendidly equipped with fast trulns,
the couches are all furnished with the
latest Improvements and It Is a pleas
ure to ride Willi theso peoule. They
employ none but sober, Industrious
men who constantly look after the
oomlort and lafely of tho traveling
publlo. Anyono traveling In the above
or adjoining stales should tako the
Milwaukee road by all means If It Is
convening to do so. If you wish In
formation col cernlng this excellent
and popular road, ask any ticket
agent, or write to CJKddv, Ueneral
Agent at Portland. Or, aiid nu will
gladly give It. Ueliesee Idaho Vows.
IE
Ono of the most distintiisl
ed orators in the State, will
(address the citizens of Lane
Cotuitv, at tho Court House
In Kugeno
Saturday Evening, May 2ist
at 7 -.of) o'clock in favor of tho
Union Tickkt.
Every body invited; Espe
cially tho Ladies.
To (me a Culcl in One Uiir.
Take Laxative I'.romo (Julnlne Tab
lets. Wilkin & l.lnu will refund
your moneyif It falls to cure. ii'io. Th
geuuliie has I.. 11 (J. on each tabid.
The rain Is of untold benefit.
Jtemember Children's Day exercises
Kunduy eve,
Musical and literary progium
Christian church Bunday evi.
The county candidates were at June
tion today. They speak at Irving to-
ulght.
(Jo out and hear Judge Crowell
the court house tonight. You will
heur an able speech.
Hpleudld lithographs of the next
Governor ol Oregon, Will ft King, are
being displayed today.
C D Combs at I' O Grocery will
lupllcale any prices made by any
grocer In Lane county
The rain spoiled the Junction picnic
but Is a grand blessing to the peopl
of tho Willamette valley.
SJTho Junior C K social giveu at the
First Chriutlitn church lust evening
was a very delightful atlalr.
For shoes that ure lino and neut;
Eor shoes thut will lit your feet;
Eur shoes thut slay with you when you
run
Buy your shoes ot F E Dunn.
A burning llua in the Titus block
this afternoon caused a Utile excite
moot. The department was not culled
out.
The Junction political picnic was
failure owing to the rain. About six
or seven Eugene puople went down on
the train to attend It this afternoon
The heavy rains of lust night and
today compelled a large number of Eu
geno peoplo, who expected to ntlend
the Junction picnic. To remain
home.
Klamath Falls Express, May 10
Miss Mercy A pplegute, who has been
teuclilng ichool at Laltevlew, was
town Tuesday, reluming lo her homo
ut Eugene. Blie will not return
Lukevlow us she has been engaged
teach ut lioiso, Idaho.
If you are going East on a business
trip or on u visit now Is the time to go.
And when yo,i go take tho Northern
I'nclflofor lliey are selling llckels at
reduced rates For full inlormnlion
cull on or address H MeMuipliy, (Jon.
eral Agent, Eugene, Oregon.
l no compeign liar Is abroad In our
land, but the Intelligent voter will in
vesllgata these "heresays" first before
oust Inn his bullet. It Is u deplorable
fact (hut candidates lor office will re
sort to such trickeiy, which Is hound
to come homo to roost on their shoul
ders.
l.uxiillys llromn Qulniuo Tablets
move tho bowels genlly, relieves the
cough, cures tho feverish condition and
headache, malting it tho best and
q'llckcst remedy for coughs, colds and
n grippe. Cures In ono day, "No
sure, no pay." I'rlco ' centB, For
Mile bv Wllklns & Linn.
junction nines: from the com
inlHHlouoru proceedings we notice thut
10 F Chapman, commander, was al
lowed J12.60 fur rellel of Indigent sol
dler.TJ Johnson Mr Jihiinon re
sides In this city and receives a lolnl
disability pension of $72 per month
Don't Tubaem Silt nml Smote luur l.lfo Away,
To quit tol.ncco easily nml torover. bo lime
aotle. lull of Mo, nervo nnil viuer, tulto No-To-
iiiio, iuu woiniiTwurlter, Hint itinkes wenk mea
Birniitf. All (IriiKKlsls, fiouorfl. Cure Kunrnn-
ineil. tlonuua nml Niuniilo froo. Ailtlress
Biuniug Kommly Co.. utalcuso or Now York.
REDFERN.
Ity Hpeelal reipiest Mrs Howard will
remain Monday, Tuesday and Wednes
day of next week, in order to accom
modate Hioho ladies who were unable
to be filled lo the Kedfiru corset this
week.
Itemember you are not expected to
purchase unless you desire; we merely
wish you to see yourself In tho corset.
Spectacle Lest.
No-To-llar for rlHj fcnls.
Omrnnloert lolmi-co hul.lt cure, uinliox wpnli
inou atroun, blood pure, bvc.il. All druemm
TRY VITAS
The New Urcnklust Pood,
Do you usecollee If so you want the
belt for the least amount of money we
we give either agimd pair of selsson or
one polished cake knife with every
dollari worth of Chase fc ftiuhurn
co flee,
Mocha & Java per lb Mo.
Uoldcll liln U.'io.
This oiler Is llmlleiUi we have only
a few knives lift embrace (he oertu
nlly. GRAY & SON.
Lot on Thursday, May H, In Kib
gene, a steel flame long flunk pair ef
nectaries. The Under will be suitably
lew.irded by returning the same to J
M Slaii or the Oiiakii ofllee.
Misctt chocolato and tan
shoes, in button, lace, and
oxford ties.
$1.00 1. '-!.- l.r.O and 1.75
at Yorans Shoe Store-
JIXCIIO.X KWS
Clipped tr.uu the Times of May it
Born, May lo, 1.VJ3, to Mr uud Mrs J
T Clow, a daughter.
CJ Ebrmau is acting ai head miller
for A WillicJiu'a mills at Muoroo.
Hieruberg &. Hsnders have moved to
the Butler building vacated by W L
Houiton & Co.
Mrs J E Duller and ton John left for
California Wednesday. They drove
overland.
F W A Ciuin's building is roofed
and enclosed. Ho expects to occupy
the same by June 1st.
Frank Jordan of Cottage Grove, pos
tal Hue repairer, arrived hero Wednes
day and moved the telegraph ofllee to
the Houston corner.
J 1' Duugherly lie-) disposed ot his
Interest in the Club Houto saloon to
his partner Mr H Itoblson.
Commencing with July 1, the
Muchly-Dead wood mall route will be
Increased to three trips per week. Win
Drugg will take chnrge on that date,
Oour Bturr represented Oasis Lodge,
of this city ut tue aunual session of
the grand lodge of Odd Fellows at
Koseburg during the post week.
A petition was iu circulation this
week and numerously slg ed asking
the county court to add .North Junc
tion precinct to Lancaster road dlsj
tnct,
GC.iiillott. assignee, has disposed
of the W 8 Lee stock of drugs and fix
tures to Fruuk Wilkinson for $50. W
8 Leo is in charge of the stock.
Miss Minnie Hibbets wa elected on
Wednesday nibt to represent Dla.
tiioml Lodge No 0, D of H, at the au
nual session of the grand lodge, Mrs
F A Baylor wus elected alternate.
Lieut Geury, drill muster at Oregon
Agricultural Colle.e, has received or
ders to report to his regiment at Tarn
pa, Florida. Dr and Mrs J W Geary,
of this city, went over to Corvallis
Wednesduy to bid him furewoll.
A son of John Moore, ubout 14 yeurs
of age, wus thrown from n horse Wed
uesday and received a broken leg. It
Is n-jt known whether the leg was
broken in the fail or was kicked by the
horse. Dr l.ee reduced the fracture
and the boy Is dolug well.
Ouk Grove correspondence: We
have a true fish story. Frank Hays
was fishing in tho lake and n llshbioko
the line. A few days later Andy Cal
vert uud his dog prised by the lake
mid suw the cork bobbing In the water,
fie threw in rocks uud the dog went
iu after them, and lifter numerous tri
als, finally seized tho cork and biought
it ushoro and on the hook was a big 14
Inch sucker. Who says a dog cun't
culch fish.
Judge Crowell
Judge Crowell
Judge Crowell
Judge Crowell
U.WI.Y M19HEI) FINGER
Notlue
All those knowing themselves in
debted to How & like or fciuleni Wool
eu .Mill Co, will please call at the old
stand uud pay the Biime at once to J M
Howe by order of the compuuy,
J M Howes,
Agent.
Kotic.'.
I'ttlions 1 will be found ut tho o'd
stand for a while, ready to tako your
measure and have made lo order suits
iu uny Btyle you may want them;
workmanship uud lit guaranteed
Sulla from JiKlto :fS-i. Come and see
tho line of fine sumpleB to select from.
J M HoiVK,
Agent.
Employed. Jack l'olll has beon
engngeit as a janitor of tho University
of Oregon buildings. A good selection.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Boars tho
SIgnaturo of
At Court House
At Court Houfe
At Court House
At Court House
Tonight
Tonight
Tonlgbt
Tonight
Everybody Invited
Kverybody Invited
Everybody Invited
Everybody Invited
Many Curium luveutors.
The ofllcals of the patent office say
that they nave never been bothered a
during the pre-ent fl-cu.1 year by appli
cants for patents whose claim upon In
vestigation prove to have neither nov
elty nor merit, and which are simply
crazy quilts, so to speak. Bat among
all people who investigate, and are
usceptible of conviction by proof,
there can be no doubt thut Hostetter's
titomacb Ititters is oue of the finest
tonics and regulators of the stomach,
liver and boweli ia existence. ls'ervoi:
subjects, the bilious and imluriou,
those troubled with inactivity of kid
nea and bladder, the aged, delicate,
Infirm and convale cent find In this
medicine a most reliable auxiliary of
health and preventive of disease,
Burr for Divohck R C Taylor has
instituted a suit for divorce iu the
Lane county circuit court agslnst Irs
wife Birtha Taylor. The couple weie
mairied In Toledo, Lincoln county
March 0, 1S93. The issue of the mar
riage are two children, u son 4 years
of age and a daughter 2 years. The
complaint alleges desertion.
Navkl Oranoks are not good now
but we have some line Mediterranean
Sweetsund I'aperrlnd Bt Michaels
that are perfectly deliclouy 20 and 25
cui per doz.
Coolidge'e.
COO Cattlk Muck Somerviile has
500 head of yearling cattle at Huydcn's
bridgo which he is taking to his Grant
county ranch by the McKeuzie route.
"A word to 'lie wise is sufficient"
und a word from the wise should be
sufficient, but you ask, who are the
wtscf Those who know. The oft re
peated experience of trustworthy per
sons may be taken for knowledge. M
W M Terry buj'b Chamberlain's Cough
Eonicdy glvca better satisfaction than
any other in the market. He has beeu
in the drug business at Elklon. Kv.
for twelve yearn; has sold hundreds of
ur.it les or tins remedy aud near v nil
other cough medicines manufactured,
which snows conclusively that Cham
berluin's U the most satisfactory to the
people, and Is (lie best. For sale by
Osburn & DeLuno, druggists.
CATt'bE fob Montana Junction
Times May 21: Messrs Ferguson,
Burnett fc Goodman will load a train
ot cattle at this place today. About
800 head will be shipped and it will
require 18 or 20 cars. In all 10J bead
will be ihlpped, some will bo loaded
at Albany and at other pluces do,vn
the road. The cattle will be shipped
to Montana.
Honors for Eugene Ladles.
The delegation of ladles reprcsentluir
mo r.ugene roit.Womens Relief Corps,
secured a largo portion of the honors of
olllclal position ut the recent annual
stoto convention oflho Corps at The
Dalles.
Mrs Ella Frailer was elected depart
ment president; Mrs Jaea Wllloughby
secretary, and Mrs Jennie Hlnglns
treasurer, Mrs h O Adair was ap
pointed chairman (of the executive
bonrd. Tho Eugeni ladles returned on
the overland train last night.
3L6 to x
10) pounds granulated sugar Jl 00
liars good Bavou Soap 25
20 bars good soap (one box) 60
1-pl tin cups B
ltV-paeknge flexible starch 5
cans good salmon 25
6c-paekges smoking tol 10
dozen fl qt milk pans., 5
dozen good large lemon 10
lb package good smoking iob... 15
g"oil cigars 6
AX BILLY.
W. KAYS FURNITURE M.
M3ALMERS and FUNERAL DiRECNKS
Itebbed tlio Grave.
A starltlii. t ii r.WI c.i, r ..,1,1..). vi
John Olivet, of Philadelphia, was the
sunject, Is narrated by him as follows;
"I was in a most dreadful eonltion. My
skin was almost yellow, eyes sunken,
tongue coated, pain conlliuiallv in back
uud sides, no uppetlte-gradually grow
ing weaker day by day. Three phy.
sicuns h.id given me up. Fortunutely,
a friend advised trying "Electric Bit
ters " and lo my great joy and surprise
tho first bottle made a deolded Improve
ment. I continued their use for three
weeks, and am now a well man. I
ki ow they suved my life, and robbed
the grave of another victim." No one
should fail to try tiiem. Only 60 cents
wume IU Hauls ec ljlllll.
For Sale.
Family pony 3 years old and sound,
just the tiling for children. Cheap.
Call at this office or address G N Slock
ton, Eugene, Or
Tom Abraius, Foiiuerlj of Kugene,
bat un Aci'idnt.
Friduy's Balem Daily Sentinel:
Yesterday afternoon Tom Abrams, em
ployed at the asylum farm, sustained a
serious Injury that will cause him cob
siderable inconvenience. He was In
the plumbing establishment of Knox
& Murphy where they were gelling
out some piping to be used at the slate
faim and Nelson Long, tiie plumber,
was putting some of the pipes together
by means of the pipe-tongs uud sprock
et chain used in tightening them. Mr
Abrums put his hand to the chain to
lio d it from slipping to one slue aud
when Long pulled up on the touga the
chain caunht tin index lluger of
Mr A bra m's right bund in such a man
ner us to tear the flesh of! clenr to the
boue from the lost jolirt to the ton of
the finger making un ugly aud most
painful wound. He had the injury
dressed as soon as possible, but he will
have a disabled finger for a long time
and probably a disfigurement for life.
Consumption Positively Cured.
Mr R B Greeve, merchant of Chil
iiowlc, Va, certifies that he had con
sumption, was given up to die, sought
all medical treatment thut money
could procure, tried all cough remedies
he could hear of, but got no relief;
spent many nights sitting up in a
chair; was induced to try Dr King's
New Discovery, and was cured by the
use of two bottles. For past three
years has been attendlug to business
and fcuys Dr King's New Discovery Is
the grandest remedy ever made as it
has done so much for him aud also
others iu his community. Dr King's
New Dlscoveiy is guaranteed for
coughs, colds, aud en. sumption. It
don't fail. Trial bottles free at Wilkins
& Linn's drug store.
Si'EAKiNa Tonioht. Judge W 8
Crowell, of Jackson county, arrived
hereon this morning's early train. He
will speak tonight iu the court house
In favor of the Union ticket. Judge
Crowell was minister to Amoy China
under President Cleveland's first t'Tiu.
He was one of the most eloquent
orators that visited Eugene during the
lait Presidential canvase. Go out and
hear him.
Dcntlty In Blood Deep.
Clean Mood means a elenn skin. No
beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar
tic cieau your moon ana Keep it clean, be
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all im
purities from tiie body, lleirin to-dny to
banish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads,
nad that sickly bilious complexion bv Inking
Cascarets, beauty for ten cents. All drug
gists, satisfaction guaranteed. 10c. 25c, 50c.
To Loan.
$2,020 to loan on good prairie laud
at a reasonable rate of interest for a
term of years.
J S Conger, Eugeno, Or.
JUST RECEIVED.
A fine line of Navel orange;, blood
oranges, asparagus, peas, cauliflower
0" bliage, cocoanuts, sweet potatoes
dates, etc.
Tlio Best...
LIVER MEDICINE
...On Earth
And a Perfect
Substitute far Pills.
YERfNdTON'S PLEASANT LIQUID PHYSIC
Mn.AriuNJlihuSNS'VnU iNmuiiThiV:
)tli Street DRUG SOTRE
liUOENIC, OREGON
Special Sale
For this Week.
Ladies' Sliirt fcts
re
ur if a
j8 row for inspect!
CALL AND SEE IT.
I
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IllIlP
5
Just Rubber at that flJIlL ff
Wall Paper in U Ml
P. S. 10,000 rolls ju stieceived.
Windows
DR. G. BIDDLE
f2gDENTIST
OI11C30O oa Olive ptreet, between Fifth an
plx tti tilrents, oue block went ot Miiinesot
Uotcll.
J. M. WILLIAMS
ATTORNEY : AT : LAW
COLLECTIONS A SPKOIALTY.
Ofllee overLaue Couuiy Rank,
H. D. NORTON
LAWYER,
itooms 1 and 2 over First Nutionn
Hunk
W. KUYKENDALL, hi 0.,
Physician and Surgeon.
Office in Chrismar Block.
Special attention 10 RursorT and snrfilca iih
eatiuB ol woiueu
GEO. L. DORMS
AT-rojtr.SY-.AT-Law,
KtlOF. K; OltEiION
n .ck-(v,;r Ijiai: Cmaty ll ink
BEI-FLGSEI
STAGE LINI
E. BANGS, Proprij
Stage leaves Kjgene for T,
Mondays Wednesdays Fridays a
Keturniiig stao leaves F,
for Jj.uRene Ttiexdays Tliursda)
buturdnys at 8 u in
arrives in Eugene at 0 p m
following.
SIXCII.K FA H K
K(UIXl) T!U1' ' .!!.'.""
Ttckiite for null, ut y:. liHti'iis' iireiV'ti
'e:ict o- at lien! li.iv.iniHin1.
ll!e,
EUGENE-LEAEURG
,nerenftcrl will ran a .Inily Mm
has. and UaUm. I'rvigk still
v i. ,i . in) ruuim mo eVucD
uept.rturo of tlu1 staiic.
ytnpe leaves Kuyein' t r, a m, arrlvln
urg at 11 am. . livtiiniinu, siagt; ;M
watl p m, arrlTtni; 111 Kngenc at6p
FOLEY SPRINGS
iSlusre leaves Eukpuc for Folev!
Mondays, Wednesiluvs and Kri
I! a in, rcturninir alternate days.
CEO. B OOBRiSL
j.. lome j i. I Conn
a!-Iiw,
WILf, PKACTICK IN THIS C
of the iSpciiihI ,1 udicM Pistlld
18 Supreme CVirt nf tl i E,tok
Sptcial attn.W.ri (ri'.rii to collwtit
Hitlers in probati-.
h. EiLYirrj.
.' y Jixes-Ov-'f Firm NhUohbI Jt J;. ,
DR. J. W. HARRIS
f'hyBiuian and Sureot-.
Otrirc over Hendi-rson & 1 trm-p Drug Slo
OFKU'BIlour.ii: 0t, a. m. ; 2 to 6 nail , 10
Kcsliiceuc -Kerry ttrect betwoen 11th and 13th
Old Hentaeky
LIQUOR HOUSE.
W. H. REHSHAW, .Proprietor.
Keeps f he Best braads oj
WHISKEY, BRANDY;
I AND
All Kinds of Wines
Also the t'elphrntp,l unur mi
MILWAUKEE BEER on draiight.
Itrnt wtlh yon hrtfcr nn rnttni!r th -
riii,,. n;r Kit iiff iur
(iiiinft'i'miiiiiirpM itn
shtJI fail .tloliir
M . CpMt,
rtit-ifil
Mii niurm iir iiniin
nt l . rrltrrtIlT dnl
j t-yr-i. S iMttt-i, H JO,
AT
12ACH
HUBBLE'S TRANSFER
M. 3. HUBDLE, Proprietor.
A Ganeral Transfer Business Done.
Tiffri". l""d-'' ,Vw "" Papuag
Oentrai Marks
Mil 11
I 'ROI-'R iiTOKS.
Will keep censfantly on I:
BEEF, MUTTON
PORK and VE
Which they will sell at Hie
market prices.
A lal; siiaro ol i .pcMic iirm:
: TO THi: KARMEES.
We will pay the holiest market
for Fat Cattle, Hogs and Slit
ShoD on Willamette
EUGENE.ORECO:
gtF Meats doled to biij part ol tb;i
1-iceol charuo
A. C. WOODCO
ATTORNEY AT LAW
IU-rTrtfn.i...l,i,II l,ln.-k nOUlb 0 C S
Block,
KUOENK
OBE80S.
11 Sclovcr, M. D.
sr.tt.,,.,,,', fe" -Htt-.-. foug.
BiltuusW Shorn p?oii. CliasAl
Thompson & Han
Attorneys-at-Law,
OHIcein First Notional Hunk BIJJ- fnjj
Practice in all Ibe Courts.
J. S. LUCKEY,
Watches ami Clock? Kei'
hum:
tnn.
WORTH 7.5c.
S, H. FRIENDL
7
CHRISTMAS BOOKS
CALL AT. THE
UNIVERSITY BCUK STORE,
If you wisli to see tlio linest
ilisj'lay of Holiday ami Christmas
iSooks ever brought to Eugem.
Entire stock juM recti vctl
tlirect from Chicago.
H. G. Mil LER Proprietor.