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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard THURSDAY - - JUNK 1 All Popular Brands of CIGARS FOlt SAI.K AT Julius Goldsmith's HlthVITlKS June Int. tjollection day. Collectors numerous. Overtn.i'H now wall paper in hero. And still it raliiH oven Iflt 1b June, J W Kays is selling fine rugs t COHt. CalilnetH photon (1.60 per dozen, Kil uene l'hutn '(Jo. Only one more week of school at the Universily. .Bicycle llres JI M) a pair at. Mullock fc McUlttnaliuu's. Never rust tinware imaranlecrt ly K Ii ('numbers. A nice chicken Tor your Buiitliiy din ner at the U of (J meat market. Photo bullous uud pins at the Ku Kenn l'hoto Studio. Poultry netting, ull heiijlita at F Ij CliamberB'. Just received ut J W Kays' a new line of bed-spreads and lace curtains. Heat equipped bicycle repair sliop in Kugone. Matlock & McClunuhan. M O Warner tunes pianos and organs. Impairing and polishing. 0 K Collins, Ninth street. Art materials, picture frames, upholstering etc. All kluils of bicycle sundries ul away down prices. F Ij Chambers, Bloyolo repairing and sundries at Mullock & MeClanahan's Jiambler agenoy, Walton block. ToimctBkts Kor 75 cents. Toilet Hets for f 1.00, and so on upward. At YKMNcrroN's. HO Is the number of Rambler and Ideal bicycles sold thlsyear by Matlock 4 McCluuahun. Victory lawn mowors and grass bags. K L (Jliiinibers. J W Kays has a big supply of frames for crayon portraits. We do ull kinds of bicycle repair work at reasonable prices, Matlock & McClanaliau. A Prlnovllle merchant advertises la the local paper that he "carries a full HuooflJurr Bros' knives of Eugene." Aluminum pans for cooking no sticking and prices low, at F L Chambers'. Huy for your Daccaleaurate dinnor at the Presbyterian market on Saturday, June 10. Have all your ad's and by the Fourth of July, If you rustlo enough you got a bicycle free; and the best wheel built, too Crescout. Bee It at F Ij Chambers. Walt for J W Kays' now line of vel vet and Ingrain carpetr. Will nrrivo lu two weeks. What you vrunt Is not temporary re lief from piles, but a euro to stay cured. Dowltt's Witch Hazel Naive cures piles and they stay cured. Vincent fc Co, Comer .Drug Btoro. For a nobby and solid buggy the Kaclno Is the oue that wins, see Ihom ut F h Chambers. Thomas H Cain, formerly of Eu gene, is now a resident of Medina, Or leans county, Ntw York. Crescent bicycles are all right for strength, beauty and ppecd. See them at F Ii Chambers'. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure completely digests food within the stomach and intent I ties uud renders all chuwes of food capable of being assimilated and converted Into strength giving uud tissue building substances. Vincent & Co, Corner Drug btoro. Thoso perfumes- One In a box Ii3a One In a box COo One In a box 75o Ono in a box $1 00 At Yerlngton's. J A Bchear, of Medulla, Mo, saved his child from death by croup by using Oue Mluute Cough Cure. It cures coughs, colds, pneumonia, la gripie anil all tiiroai ami lung irouuies. lu cent A Co, Corner Drug store. Mr P Ketoham of Pike City, Cul., says: "During my brother's late sick ness from splatlo rheumatism, C'liaiu berlaiu's Pain Halm was the only rvin- edy that gave him any relief." Many others have testilied to the prompt re lief from pain which this liniment ullbrds. For sale by DeLauo. Ashland Town Talk: In Knglaud they havo what Is known as the "bicy cle oough," caused by riders scorching with the mouth open and the dust settling upon the luugs. The malady will probably soon be fashionable among Anglo-maniacs, although for fortunate natural causes It will not prevail to any extent in Oregon, What Is Koaol Dyspepsia Cure? It la the newly discovered remedy, thi most effective prepaiatlon ever devised for aiding the digestion and assimila tion of food, and restoring the deranged digestive organs to a natural condition. It la a discovery surpassing anything kunwn to the medical profession. Vin cent & Co, Comer Drug More. The local train wus 25 minutes late this uUornoon. Auy person can go on the Nutive Bon's Excursion, whether ho belongs to the organization or not. 1 iokets, J3, Buy your ticket eorly as only 60 will be sold. ThoKe perfumes Delicute, Frugrunl, Lasting Beeleys The great American perfumer. There ure others we have them At Yeriugtou's. The V.ugeue Dumber Company has a boom about ready to swing across the river to catch and hold the logs that are soon expected. Already a few advance couriers of I lie drive have pawed by. The warden of the Oregon peniten tiary and several trusties decorated the graves of prlcon convicts, about twenty-five in number, Memorial Day. There is a time for all thing-'. The time to tuke Do Witt's Little Early Itisers is when you aro suffering from constipation, biliousness, sick head ache, Indigestion, or other sloinaeh or liver troubles. Vincent & Co, Corner Drug Store. Dong Creek Eagle: "Claude Branton who was hung two weeks ago in Lane county for the murder of John Linn, Is the llrst criminal ever hung In Lane county. The old saying: "If I were in Lane county I would kill you," will become obsolete." If you have tarms or city property to sell or houses to rent, HhI them with U F Hakor&C'o. OMlee with Eugene Abstract Company, llrst door south of ChrlHinau Block, Willamette street, Eugene, Oregon. The Ouakd It advoiteatly stated that the Hunovan girl had been sent to the Mngdulen Home at Portland. It should have been the Florence Criltendou Home, which is supported by the ladles of the W C T U. W M Gallagher, of Ilryon, Pa, says: "For forty yors I havo tried various cough medicines. One Minute cough cure is best of all." It relieves instant ly and cures all throat and lung trou bles. Vincent & (Jo, Corner Drug Store. Buy a Crescent bicycle now and got your money back on July 4tli. All sizes now at F L Chambers'. Here is an example. One inou of mill-fall is equivalent to the application of 27,000 gallons to eyory ucre of laud or 17,354,000 gallons to 040 acres of the territory oyer which the precipitation extended. Ono inch of rain-fall glvcB every truit tree 240 gallons ot water, Therefore how much water has fallen on the fields of Lane county since Sep tember 1st. At tho commencement of the Uni versity of California last week, the women of the class carried of all the college honors. Not only was the medul wou by a young San Francisco woman, but the bccoihI, third and fourth places In the olass were also oo cupled by women, and the only young man from the ucademio department who I uid a place us speaker on com mencement day ranked fifth In the olass. "I was" sorlously alllicted with a cough for soveral years, anil last fall had a more severe cough than ever be fore. I have used many remedies with out receiving much relief, uud being recommended to try a bottle of Cham berlain's Cough ltemedy, by a friend, who, knowing me to be a poor widow, gave it to me, 1 Iriod it, and with the most gratifying results. Tho llrst bot tle relieved me very much and the second hot lie has absolutely cured me. 1 have not had as good health for twenty years. lepectfully, Mks Maky A Bkakd, Claremore, Ark." Hold by DeLano. Corvallls Times: Corvallis Mill Co has recently been making extensive purchases of logs. Manager Strong states that during July a drive of 600, 000 feet of yellow Mr will arrive from tho McKenzIo, the logs having been purchased from Spauldiiig Bros. Tho company has also secured tho Erwlu hardwood timber on Long Tom, and that on the Curtis' Inland, near Junc tion. Bad management keeps more people in poor circumstances thau any oilier one cause. To be successful oue must look ahead a'ld plan ahead, so that whon a favorable opportunity presents Itself he Is ready to take advantage of it. A little forethought will also save much expense and valuable time. A prudent and careful man will keep a bottle of Chamberlain's Cohe. Cholera ami Diarrhoea ltemedy in tho house, the shiftless fellow will wait until ne cessity compels It and then ruin his best, horse itolng for a doctor a'lil have a big doctor bill to pay, besides; one pays out 25 cents, the other is out a hundred dollars, and then wonders why his neighbor is getting richer while ho is getting poorer. For sale by DeLano. Itruslice. Hair brushes, 25 cents and up. Clothes brushes, 25 cents and up. Bath brushes, 25 cents and lip. Tooth Brushes, 10 cents and up. At Ykkinoton's On Juno 1Mb. the Canadian Pacific will run dally tho "Imperial Limited" fast train both ways, time between Vancouver and Montreal 100 hours. Passengers leaving this coast will reach Montreal and Toronto the fourth after noon liter leaving Portland Oregon. CASTOR I A I'or Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought of 6vffi&&t,l Bears tho Blguature A COCPLK OF TRAMPS. Man uud Woman Arrested by Muri-liul Stiles 5 Pays Each. This forenoon Marshal Btiles was notified that a middle aged man and woman, apparently of foreign extrac tion, were begging from house to house in the southeast portion of town. He found them in the vicinity of the United Brethren church and took them in custody. The man had little to say, but on the way to the Recorder's oltloe the woman poured forth a stream of profanity and vulgarity that caused ladies, who uncautinusly put them selves in sight to learn the cause of the disturbance, to lose no time gelling out of range. Before Recorder Dorrls they claimed to be man and wife, and gave the names of Lena and August ttegll. Five days each were given them. The man will be worked on the streets, and the woman will bo anker' to clean up the quarters about the city jail. This is rhe second woman tramp that lias enjoyed the hospitality of the city during the past month. What kind of ten cu (Tea tod a baking powder flavoring extracts and npicea do you want ? Your grocer pays your money back in full if you don't like Schilling's Best. For Sale by (J bay & Son Lebanon Advance: There was a large congregation at the M E church Sunday morning to hear the memorial sermon by Itev M C Wire, Jr, of Albany. The young man delivered a il no discourse. Letter List. Eugene, Or, June 1, 1899. Burns Miss Maggie Burns Mrs Ellen Dunn A F ltossman MrsLydla Hoy John L Smith John Smith J H Smith Mrs N VV Spores Mibs Minnie. A chargo of ono cent will bo marte on sti lettorn given out. 1'ersout calling 01 letters will pleiuu Htale wlion advertised. It F. McCOBHACK P M HOW IS YOUKWIFKT lias alio lost her .beauty? If so, constipation indigostior., sick licndnche are the princioa causes. Kurl's Clover lioot Tea has cured these His fur half a century. Price 25 cts and 50 cts. Money refunded if results are not satisfactory. For side at Wilkins and I.inu Prlnevllle Review, May 27: Dr W W Oglesby came into Priuevllle last Saturday with some quartz found at the mouth of Antelope creek which he fllalniB is good oro. It Is a low grade ore, going possibly $4.00 per ton. If what ho has found is good quart, he has already millions of tons In Bight and easy of access aud on the banks of Crooked river. The Dr left for Port land Monday morning. The money-backing of Schilling's Bei tea baking powder cotlce fl ivoring extracts soda and spices is not a catch-penny de vice. It is an iron-clad guarantee. m For Sale by J U Grekn & Son Today's Oregonian: Professor E B McElroy, of tho state university, Is a guest at the Imperial. He is Interested lu the National Educational Associa tion, being the vice-presldont for the coast. No Cure, So I'ay. That Is llio wav all dmtnrists soil (! rove's Tasteless ( 'hill Tonic for Chills, Malaria mid liillinusness. it is as pleasant to take as l.euiou Wyrup, 50 cents. 1)0 YOU KNOW Consumption Is preventable? Science has proven that, and alio that neglect is suicidal. The worst cold or cough can bo cured with Htuloii's Cough and Consumption Cure. Sold on M,ltive guarantee for over tifty jears. for sale by Wilkins and Linn Druggists. AN ObeooN Boy.-Wayne Osburn, a oadet Bt the Annapolis naval school, aud of Eugene, has pasted all hie studies in a very satisfactory manner. In the principal study, mathematics, he passed with 399 points out of a pos sible 400. The Oregon boys in Eastern institutions always lend. He will leave Annapolis next Monday on llio train ing ship Mouongahela for Portsmouth, England, the greatest naval station in the world, where he will Bpeud three months or more. Our people will be glad to learn of Wayne's advancement. In a HUKBY.-Mr and Mrs W H Abrams, employes of the state insaue asylum farm, at Salem, a few days ago Bent in their resignations to take ellect August 1st. The authorities that be answered, Btatlng that the resignations would be duly accepted Juno 1st. flir and Mrs Abrams will urrive In Eugene in a day or two, and visit hero shout a mouth, and will tbeu go East to spend the balance of the summer aud lull. PltOSl'KOTIVK I'kkki dent'. Prof F Strong, of Now Haven Conn, arrived here this afternoon. Wo understand tliatheisacaudida'efor President of the Universily of Oregon, aud is here to look over tho situation. Wo are also Informed that the ltcgonts have nar rowed down their choice to two per sons Mr Strong or Mr Gordon, who was here a short time ago from Chieago. HKAI'tiUAKTKKS Clt A.NC1KI). 7j. S. Outlier, general munuger for the Booth Kelly Lumber Company, who has been stationed ut Saginaw, will here after have headquarters in tbiscity. Mr Cather with his wife aud child bus taken rooms at Mrs Wliiteaker's board ing house on Willumotte street. Mrs Callier has just returned from Cali fornia, where she spent the winter. The Rhiht Policy. Editorial in today's Salem Stutesmun: "We are glad to see Indications of greater ac tivity lu making the upper Willamette river improvements. There is plenty of money In the appropriation for the vigorous prosecution of the work. The government ought to keep II up until ordinary river boats can run to Salem the year through, and small craft as far up as Eugene." Labohkb's Liens J H O'Dell, J A Leonard and C F I'eek have eacli filed a laborer's lieu In the chcuit court against B R Deadmond, a logging con tractor who has been operating on the McKenzie this season. The amounts of the claims aro respectively $100.50, $102.75 and $170. The amount of logs involved is 900,000 feet. Official Visit. Eugene Lodge No 11 A F & A M was paid an official visit last evening by Hon John B Clelaud Grand Master. A large attendance was present. During the evening a delightful luncheon was served. Judge Cleland went to Salem on this fote- noon's train. Twelve Cents Offered. E C Smith has an order for 400 bales ol hops of the coming crop. He will contract for 12 cents per pound and advance five cents for picking and drying. Frank Page has an order for 300 bales at like prices. Growers should never coutract. Studies Ceased. Studies in the Eugene public schools ceased today, excepting in the higher grade. The pupils must appear tomorrow, how ever, to learn of their promotions or otherwise. Lecture.- Tho last lecture in the IStIO course at the Conereeatlonul Ohuroh, will be given thlBWeek, Batur day evening, by Prof Lnella Clav Car son, upon "Some Aspects in Litera ture." PRE311YTBRIAN ClIURCir A snecial Bervlce preparatory to communion will be held thla evening at 7:30 o'clock. Every member of the church and con gregation Is urged to bo present. School Teach eks' Election. The Board of Directors for school dis trict No. 4, will elect teachers for the ensuing year tonight. Wheat Is booming Fast. It is worth in Now York 85 and in Chicago SO cents per bUBhel. lu Portland it is ouly worth about 6S or fill. CLASSIFIED COLUMN. Notices under this head not to exceed five lines, 50 cents per week; St o0 a mouth; I. isr year. For Sale. FOR. SALE 1320 acres limber land near MeKenzle river. 20 miles from Eugene. Address, J E Hai.k, San Jose, Calif. A H Fiek, Eugene, Or. LUMBEK FOll SALK.-A large amount of all kinds ot McJvnzie river lumber for sale ut low prices. Call on or address Wm Naylor, Coburg, for terms unci further particulars. FOB SALE-Hi.use unit Intone bioek North of courthouse on Oak street; household goods, buggy, cultivator, stove, etc. Must be sold In 15 days, lmjiiire of L A Wheeler, on premises. FOB SALE. Corner First and Jeffer son streets, one 10 room house, and two lots, SOxlOO feet each. Good barn, water, fruit.fine garden ground. Also house and lot, comer First and Lawrence streets, lot C6 feet 8 inches, by 100 feet, young fruit trees, good garden grouud, water, etc. Also house and lot, corner Willamette and Fourteenth streets. For prices and terms write S J Sills, Tucoma, Wash, Box 827, or cull at Guard ollice. LAM liS FOR SALE. I huve some fine thoroughbred Cotswold buck lambs for sale; also several Durham bull calves for sale. Address A 3 Cruzan, Pleasant Hill, Oregon. A BAUGAIX. On account of poor health my warehouse will be ollered tor sale for 00 per cent of first cost, for the next 60 days; call on or wrlto me at Irving, Oregon. J M Kitchen. FOB SALE Oil TRADE. 1(10 acre furm in California. Cash, timber luud or town property in Oregon. L E Bean, oillce with A C Woodcock. FOB KENT Ranch witli stock; also a good si an of horses for sale. In quiro at Guard oillce. Help Wanted- SPRING and SUMMER Novelties.... MAN WANTED At the Osbum ranch, Spencer Butte dairy, G miles south of Eugene. MuHt ho a good milker. Wages $20 and found, with iucreuse to right -man. Chas. W Sexton. WANTED. A woman ol txperience lor general housework, Mrs F L Washburn, Eleventh street. WANTED. Good reliable oil sales men on commission or salary Ad dress Quaker Oil & Implement, Cleveland, Ohio. Lost and Found. PIN LOST. On the streets of Eugene Wednesday, Muy 31, a medium size gold nugget Bcarf pin, Iiolurn same to Guard odlee and get reward. Miscellaneous. OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE. When you want an ubstruct of title call on Eugeuo Abstract Co, 1st doo Boutb. of Chnsniau block, Willamette Btreet, Eugene, Oregon. MANDOLIN, Guitar, Banjo and Pi ano 25 cents per letson. Ten years experience in Eastern conservatories. Speciul nttention to children and be giuueis. Instruments furnished. Address. Mrs. H. M., Box 227, Eu gene. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Bids are hereby asked for 00 cords of wood to be delivered in Eugene on or before M!ptember 30, 1899. 20 cords of bidv fir, 20 cords of body ash, and 20 cords of grub oak. All wood cut 4 feet long. 'I he right to reject any or all mas reserved. Ior further particu fars call on or address, A. M. Al'OAH, Eugene, Or. In Parasols, Fancy llelts Duckies, Children's Cans. Shirt Waists, Silk Waists, Silk Petticoats. New Styles Just Arrived. Ileal Estate Transactions. RDHawley and wife to K A v nowe, d.ss acres lu 1 19 a r S w- inn v a to tl V Hunnieutt. 83 noma In 1 19 s r 1 w; patent. U S to John C Carter. SO.IIO ncrou In tjosri w; patent. U S to J C Carter, S0.S2 acres in I. in s r i w; patent. ames and W H Hollmnn t,,TI,n,..,n H Cain, lots 11 and 12, block 7, College Thomas H Cain to TO Min.iri..b. lots 11 and 12, block 7, College Hill INIHj flU. Kobhed the Grnrp. A startling incident .. ...i.ii. John Oliver of Pliiln,i.,t,.i,i , . ... sag i ne --"J"-"! nurraiou oy bim as follows nnoiM n jiiuHL iirfni- rii i:it.. luwwiMIU, Mv skin una ot.t.,. ..... sunken-lon" T.J'"W:. lyin back ami shies: 'n7 Zetile gradual ly growing weaker day by day 1 hree physicians bad given nie ! ,' Kkx"tric llf,', 8 "T1 ''ed trying Llcetrio Bitters,' and to my great I v a . surprise, thelimt Lottie mfute "ft! nip?,I No one should fail to try them () iv ,g,r,,eed,tki,I.y Trouble i oniuji nciil. That car load of specially line ,.rll nieiltS IH nrrl 1 . J MISI Til- and make 0 J' -'"y t"ck is complete lle "'e turned a,!d saiisteXXli: J A.N KIN WAGONS First carload arrlved'April 4th- STRONGEST, MOST DTJRAT5T.-R BEST WAGON ON THE C i A m m . - i-umciic, rtjgon, Griffin 11 i ma mi We Have... Received our Spring ami Summer li. of samples. Come and lt, us t-ik your measure and get you one of 1 best fitting suits you ever liad. J. M. H owe Morsel tor tit t I what our ilcUm. wnslif.1 throat uf Ai.JI,, .j "Her t.. th inlCtf . choice and ttlw10 c' here freh cvt-ry i.lv """"l THE BANQUEl HOLftFW . ..... " ' - 'AHOH. A Breakfast food FOR EVERY DAY In the week we can furninh yon from one hitfh tirade ntock of corealfl. For hot weather there is nothing more nppetizinir or healthful . than our CVeain Oatmeal anil ('ream Wheat, am! our many dainty foods in cereals and farinaceous foods of all kinds. Our stock of Groceries includes everything that is of superior quality that U3ines under this head, besides Crockery and Glassware. GRAY & SON 4 1 1 IT l 1 V r t (. FOR THAT TIRED Thorn le nl ,. I ., V ... . l"Kl wnifqu tW ol our ftcnih.nl ,,.,. II will loVuU system h,,,I r,.curlo jrm mrl.t. It i.M.rp.,vnito,Z,ii W. fl). Heosta The Lauer Residence On Willamette Street. film rf i 1,, lin rlr, nr. t- ! ,1 . . ,1 (in . v. wiv, iia.in.ioujiiui5i, resiliences in me cuy oiLiigene, with splendid stable and storo room, is offered 'for sale all very reasonable price and on advantageous terms, i quarter of a block of finely appointed grounds that areata worth nlrnnct. flm mAnn,, nl.,1 r.. ..i '"VMiuy usivuu iui tne entire piiitT. Inquire for particulars, 62 Willamette Street. ; Mi R. F. BAKER ACO REAL ESTATE. in ner Special Bargains 260 Acres of Iand-1G0 acres bottom land; fair nigh, nop nouses, lioacresin cultivation, t of choice fruit. Eidit miles from K"Wne' tl, XT 1... n i xj.tuufi -linage, good road. Choice Residence Propertv-NoHlioast corner j l'earl nnrl Tl,;,.nti. ,m,Ml house barn; variety of fruit, Q. A Bare-ain at ITT we iave Several Good Bargains in difrercm of the city. Call at our oflicc fr frtl,er .650 infer EUGENE ABSTRACT COMPANY First Door South of Chrisman Block, Eugene, - - Orego""