Daily Eugene guard., June 13, 1899, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
TUESDAY
JUNK 13
Ail Popuiar
Brands of
CIGARS
SAILED FOR HOME
Second Oregon Regiment Left
Manila Yesterday.
I'Vll HAL 15 A'l
Julius. Goldsmith's
Jii:i.vmiv.
Overton's new wall paper In here
O say! I bought Wills furniture of
Kays.
Cabinets photos $1.60 per dnzeu, Ku-
(iC'IlB Pluito Co.
Bcreen doors ami wire.
K Ji Chambers.
OilelulliB, UuoleuiuH aud earpeti at
Kays'.
Many business houses lining rv "lut
ed. A good Idea.
Photo buttons and pins ultliu Eu
gene I'lioto Utudio.
Another shipment of low prl-xtl wall
paper just received. V J, Clmu.burH,
Viotorla lawn mowers are ' K h
Chambers has thum.
Gardening tools all kind.
P L Cnuinbers.
The carpet department at- Dunn's Is
a busy place these days.
Double tube blcyole tires $i! 00 each
$3,00 pair. V It Chambers.
I quit carrying my baby in my arms.
I bought a baby wagon of Kuje.
M O Warner tunes pianos and
organs, Kepairlug and polishing,
C E Collins, Ninth street. Ail
materials, picture rrames, upholstering
etc.
Just 150 Ramblers and Ideals bold by
Matlock & McClanahau.
For carpets, art squares, mattings
linoleums aud window shades, see
Dunn.
Best equipped bioyulo repair shop In
Eugene. Matlock & McClanahau,
ToixirT Burs Kor 75 conts, Toilet
Bets for (1.00, and so on upward.
At Ykuinoton's.
What you want Is not temporary re
lief from piles, but a cure to stay cured.
Dewltt's Witch Hazel Halve cures piles
and they stay cured. Vincent & Co,
Corner Drug Store.
We do all kinds of bicycle repair
work at reasonable prices,
Matlock & McClanahau.
ThoBB perfumes
One lu a box 25o
One in a box BUo
One In a box 76c
' One In a box $1 00
A I V..W,..ln,,u
There is a tune for all thlugr. The
time to take DoWllt's Little Early
Iilsers Is when you are su Hurl ng from
constipation, biliousness, sick head
ache, Indigestion, or other stomach or
liver troubles. Vincent & Co, Corner
Drug Htore.
8 prizes on Crescent bicycle gift.
Everybody stands a ohance on the $5
gift. Ask for particulars if you do not
understand. F L Chumbors.
W M Gallagher, of Bryan, Pa, says:
"For forty years I have Irled varlotiB
cough medicines. One Minute cough
cure Is best of all," It relieves instant
ly aud cures all throat and lung trou
bles. Vincent & Co, Corner Drug
Htore.
The Grand Chapter of the Oregon
Iloyal Arch Masons is In session at
Portland. Thoso in attendance from
Eugene aie J F Kobluson, secretary
nud B M Yoran, J L Page and E O
Potter. -
ThoBO perfumes
Delicate, Fragrant, Lastlug
Boeloys The great Auiericau perfumer.
There are others we have them
At Yerlugtou's.
Thomas Thurmau, deputy sheriff of
Troy, Mo, says if everyone lu the
United 8tat s should discover the vir
tuo of DeWitt'g Witch Hazel Salvo for
piles, rectal troubles and sklu diseases,
the demand could not be supplied,
Vincent & Co, Corner Drug Store.
"I was seriously allllcted with a
cough for several years, and last fall
had a mure severe cough than ever be
fore. I have used many remedies with
out receiving nuioli relief, and being
recommended to try a bottle of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy, by a friend,
who, knowing me to be a poor widow,
iravn It. tu mp 1 Irli.ri It. .nil u-ltli tliM
most gratifying results. Tliellrnt bot
tle relieved tno very much and the
second buttle has absolutely cured me.
I have not had as good health for
twenty years. Respectfully, Mna
Mary A JIkaud, Clarvmore, Ark."
Bold by DeLauo.
Florence West: It is reported that
George llass who went to Alaska 101110
months ago had nearly all his fingers
frozen so badly as to require amputa
tion, and that his wife Is going to dis
puso of her stock to enable tier to send
for him.
Bad management keeps more people
lu poor circumstances than any other
ouo cause. To bo successful oue must
look ahead Aid plan ahead, so that
when favorable opportunity presents
Itself bo Is ready to tako advantage of
It. A little forethought will also save
much expense and valuable tinio. A
prudent and careful man will keep a
bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy 111 the house,
the shirtless fello will wait until ne
cessity compels it and then ruin his
best borne lining for a doctor a'ld have
a big doctor bill to pay, besides; ouo
pays out 25 cents, the other Is out a
hundred dollars, and then wonders
why his neighbor is getting richer1
while he is gelling poorer. For sale j
by DeLauo, 1
PROBABLE ERROR IN THE CABLE.
Washington, June 12 General Otis
reports that the Oregon regiment, with
the signal corps, will leave today for
Ban Francisco."
Though General Otis' dmpalch stated
the Oregon troops would leave for Ban
Francisco, the war department officials
are of the opinion that n mistake in
cabling has been made. With this
idea, General Cor bin has telegraphed
General Otis that the Oregon troops are
logo to Portland.
' KKCONI) t.'LAHH.
The Kugene I'ostnllice Moved
One Mum her.
up
Postmaster H F McCornack has re
ceived notice from the postofllce de
partment that alter July 1,1800, this
office Wi.uld be raised to the second
class, raising the official's salary trom
$1000 to $2000 per annum. At present
Mr McCornack Is only allowed $10 per
month clerk hire, b it this will prob
ably be changed to full jay for one
deputy.
Tue business of -the Eugene office Is
constantly increasing, and is a good
Index to the city's growth.
FKK8UNAL..
G W Grifllu returned from Cottage
Grove today.
Miss Laura Ueattle, of Oregon City,
arrived up today.
JK I) Fuller Is connecting his resi
dence with the sewer. ,
James Allen and I G Ku.itts, of
Florence aro lu Kugene.
Mr J R Uryson and Mrs E R Bryson
arrived up from Corvallls today.
Mrs J C Myers and Mrs W E Chand
ler, of Lebanon, are visiting In Kugene.
John Haudsaker left for Bouthern
Oregon tblB morning on a business
trip.
Mrs I K Peters aud Miss Murirarot
MoClung returned from Bodaville'
today.
Hon Richard Thornton, of Portland,
Dean of the U of O law school, arrived
up today.
Attorney C F Martin came up from
Balem this afternoon and with his
brother W G Martin of this city left by
private conveyance for the lower Blus
law, having received the sad Intelli
gence of .the sudden death of their
father, T M Martin.
Phil Nichols eame up from Florence
today bringing the news ol Prof T M
Martin's death. He left the head of
tide at 7 o'clock yesterday evening and
arrived here at 10:30 this forenoon.
Good time considering that he had to
take horses without legard to their
saddle training.
A Harrow Escape.
Thankful words written by Mrs Ada
E. Hart, of Grotou, B D. "Was takcu
with a bad cold which settled ou my
lungs; cough set in and finally ter
minated In Consumption. Four doc
tors gave me up, saying I could live
but a short time. I gave myself up to
my Savior, determined it 1 could not
stay with my friends 011 earth, 1 would
meet my absent ones above. My hus
band was advised to get Dr King's
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs aud Colds. I gave It a trial,
took In all eight bottles. It has cured
me, aud thank God, I am saved and
now a well aud healthy woman," Trial
bottles free at Wllkius & Linn's Drug
Store.
Regular size 60c and $1.00. Guaran
teed or price refunded.
"The Milwaukee"
The familiar name for the Chicago,
Milwaukee A St Paul Railway, known
all over the Union as the Great Rail
way running the "Pioneer Limited"
trains every day .and night between
Bt Paul and Chicago, and Omaha and
Chicago, "The only perfect trains 111
the world,' Understand; connections
are made with all transcontinental
lines, assuring to passengers the best
service known. Luxurious coaches,
electric lights, steam heat, of a verity
equaled by no other line.
Beo that your ticket reads via "The
Milwaukee" when going to any point
lu the United States or Canada. All
ticket agents sell them.
For rates, pamphlets or other Infor
mal Ion, addraH,
J W Caskv, C J Eddy,
Trav Pass Agt, General Agent.
Skattlk, Wash, Poktland, Or.
DOES THIS STK1KE YOU!
Muddy complexions, Nauseating breath
cmuo from chronic constipatii'u. Karl's Clover
Knot Ton In an absolute cure ami ha lxn
Hold for fifty years on an ntwolnle. iiunrnntee,
Preee !' ct ami M) eta. For sale at Wilkttm
ami I.inn Dru'inls.
Okkuon Pkas Ye odltor had a
inc-s of peas picked from his own gar
den today. Who can beat It?
If you have farms or city properly
to sell or houses to rent, list them with
R F linker A Co. Office with Kugene
Abstract Company, first door south of
Chrlsinan Block, Wlllametto street,
Eugetie, Oregon.
j VKOV MAkTi.N' UK A I)
: Died of Apoplexy ut His Home u n the
l.iikes Near iloreiire.
Prof T M :artin, a pioneer school
teacher of Lane county, died at bis
home ou the "Lakes" across from
i Florence, In Douglas county, Monday
morning June 1-tll from a stroke of
: apoplexy, aged 04 yeais, 3 months and
j 12 days. The fatal blow came some
i lime the night before and he never re
covered consciousness. .
Prof Martin had un extensive ac
quaintance throughout Lane county,
He came to Eugene iu. 1808 and com-
m- need his work as pastor of the First
Baptist church while still a layman.
He was ordained a regular minister of
that denomination in Eugene July 11,
1868 and continued in that work for
several years. Finally his belief iu
Christianity experienced a change, and
he left the ministry, aud engaged iu
his former occupation as a s"hool
teacher. He was principal of the Eu
gene public schools lor several years
and afterward taught many terms iu
other localities throughout the county.
He w3 first ma-rled to Miss Green
and to them were horn two sons, Will
and Carey, both estimable young ineu.
On her death he married a Miss Miner
who survives him. The deceased was
an old soldier, being a meiiiber of the
Eugene post, also a Mason iu affiliation
with the Florence lodge, under whose
auspices the burial will take place at
Florence Wedneaduy.
HIS PEKSON AJj QUALITIES.
Prof Martin bad many good quail
ties that made him frieuds in every
walk of life from the lisping child
whose confide uce he obtained at once
in the schoolroom, to the matuie
woman or man who waB drawn to him
by his sympathetic nature. His gen
eral fund of information made him au
agieeable companion to men and
women of education and intelligence,
aud that he lived and walked not in a
wider sphere could beaattrlbuted to but
one dcflcleucy in his mental make-up.
His was an emotional nature he
lacked balance. And while be worked
with vim aud vigor at whatever came
to his bauds, he was apt to tire of his
employment.
Writing from a long personal ac
quaintance with the deceased we can
but have words of prulse for the nature
that was essentially a kindly one; not
from education of the brain but because
of a truly generous aud sympathetic
heart. Whatever may have been his
shortcomings, they sprang from the
excess of emotionalism which was part
of his very existence.
Call For County Warrants.
Notice is hereby given that the
following warrants will be paid on
presentation at my olllce on aud after
June 13 ...IWW Interest on same
will cease Junec14 1800. All Lane
county warrants from registered num
ber 4020 to 6357 both inclusive.
Dated, Eugeue, Juue 12, 1800
A 8 Patterso-,
Cou my Treasurer
Brushes. 1 .
Hair brushes, 25 cents and up.
Clothes brushes, 25 cents and up,
Bath brushes, 25 cents aud np.
Tooth Brushes, 10 cents and up.
At Ybhinoton's
Notice.
All peisons are notified to repair
sidewalks, drive down all nails, and
otherwise put sidewalks in first-class
slmH'. By order
Struct Committke.
Eugene, Oregon, June 12, 1S09.
Balem Items Daily Journal, Juue
12th: "Miss Jessie Park, of Eugene,
who hus been a trimmer ill a Salem
millinerv establishment '' l""'t
wui went Im.UiS today. Mrs Johu
Krausse bB gone to visit her mother
at Eugene for about two weeks. Miss
Cora Rotun who has a position in
Eugeue as telegraph operator, came
down yesterday lor 11 viit with her
parent. Miss Clara Coleman, of Co
burg, who has been the guest of Mrs J
R Coleman, went home today.
From Blue Kivkr. A correspond
ent writing froui Vids, says there are
good prospects thin season for the Blue
River mines. Frank Mingo and the
Wagoner p iny have taken a wagon
load of provisions up the Gale Creek
wagon road, and have tight uisn at
work from the McKenzie t the snow
line putting the roud In good condition
so they will be enubled to take their
quartz mill lu. The mill will be located
where it will best assist iu the develop
ment of the district.
1 O O F OKFR'EKS. Florence West
June 0: Heeeta Lodge, No 111 J O OF
has elected ilia following olllcers for
the euBUing term. They will be in
stalled 011 the evening of July oth 1890:
Andrew limned, re-elected NO; HJ
Bey moor, V G; W H Weatherso::, sec
retary; Win Chamberlain, financial
secretary; and Win Kyle, re-elected
treasurer.
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.
Notices uniier this heal not to exceed 'f
lines, fill ceuta r week; 1 SOa muutli;
i per year.
Died -Albany Democrat of Mon
day: "Died, iu Eugeue on Baturday,
June 10, 1890, of consumption, Miss
Sarah Francis, at the age of nineteen
years. MiFS Francis waB a member of
the home of Mr Ed Coin, of this city,
for several years, leaving for Eugeue a
few months ago. Bhe was a member
of the Salvation Army and was be
loved by nil knowing her for her uoble
Christian qualities."
Glory Tickets. Clerk V.ee today
issued marriage license to the follow
ing nersons: L D Smith and Miss
Sallte J Getohell; Harry Bryle, Hi
yearB aud May A Mills, 17 years.
Lighthouse Needed on U I coast.
More lights on ttie shore of Long
Island are demanded by the ship) in
interests. The coast is one of the most
dangerous and poorly lighted any
where. When this coast is as well
lighted as is toe path to health by
Hosteller's Stomach Bitters there will
be little danger. This remedv will
guide anyone to health. Don't judge
it by what other remedies have failed
to do. but by what it has done. It
will prevent and cure Indigestion, con
stipation and billousues?. It will
arouse aud strengthen Inactive livers
and kidneys, and tor weak, nervous
people witu impoverished blood, it is
absolutely priceless. Give it an honest
trial, and don't be persuaded into lak-
ins "something juBt as good." There
is nothing just as good.
Jersey Cow. For sale. Well bred
and gives a fair quantity of rich milk.
6 years years old, and Is well broke.
Calf ten days old. Apply to Mrs M A
Hunsaker, Ninth and Olive streets.
For Sale.
FOR SALE. 1320 acres tliut.er land
near McKonzio river, 20 miles from
Eugene. Address, J E Hale, San
Jose, Calif. A H Fisk, Eugene. Or.
LUMBER FOR SALE A large
amount of all kinds ol Mclieiizie
river lumber for sale ut low prices.
Cull 011 or address Win Nay lor,
Cuburg, for terms uud further particulars.
LAMBS FOR SALE. I have some
line thoroughbred Cotswold buck
lambs for sale; also several Durhu
bull calves for sule. Address A
Ckuzan, Pleasant Hill, Oregon.
FOR SALE. Corner First aud Jefler
sou streets, oue 10 room house, an
two lots. 80x100 feet each. Good
barn, water, fruit.flue garden ground
AIbo house aud lot, corner First unc
Lawrence streets, lot 6G feel 8 Inches
by 100 feet, young fruit trees, gooii
garden ground, waler, etc. Alsr
hoiife and lot, corner Willainelti
and Fonrkeulh streets. For prieei
and terms write h J hills, Thcoihu,
Wash, Box 827, or call at GUARD
olliee.
FOR SALE OR TRADE. 100 acre
farm iu California. Cash, timber
land or town propeity iu Oregon. Jj
E liean, olllce with A C Woodcock.
FOR BALE CHEAP. Five year-old
bay horse bus been wor- ed I
douule harnesH. Bound and gentle.
Enquire at Bangs' Stables.
FOR SALE. Two mules, 2 horses,
hajuess. buck and complete camp
ing outfit, iucludiug two 30 30 Win
chester rifles aud two repeating Win
chester shotguns, will sell cheap.
Ca-i be seen at Mr Branuan's, Peail
street, north of 13th.
FA tyM FOR SALE. -80 aoreB on p. '
ant Hill, house, barn, orchard, 15
acre iu culti atlon. Win sell cheap
or trade for town property. Call ou
or address J. Wheeler, Pleasant Hill
Oreg.
Help Wanted-
Buggies and carriages from $10
(second baud) to $175. Can suit every
body. Come and see for yourself at
F L Chambers.
Charles Templeton enriched the city
exchequer J2.60 today, for bicycling on
forbidden sidewalks.
Bicycle tires $3.25 a pair at Rambler
agency.
Kodak Agency ...
"Thure ia no Kodak but the East man Kodak."
Ca meras au
Magazine Cyclone, S3.50, $6.00 and $8.00
0Mn Tremo Cameras make perfect
rremo mciuM."
PEEK-A-BOO. $4 and $5.
Eugene Book Store
E. Sohwnrschild.
Kugeuc, Oreson.
Till.- KTUAMPH ThllDlODniliniit fllir
. .,
of Eugene left Portland this morning
at S o'clock with a good load of freight.
She will arrive here Thursday evening.
MrPKetcham of Pike City, Cal.,
says: "During my brother's late sick
ness from sciatic rheumatism, Cham
berlain's Pain Balm was the only rem
edy that gave him any relief." Many
others have testified to the prompt re
lief fiom pain which this liniment
affords. For sale by DeLauo.
Women's
Chocolate
ItflGE SHOES I
Cioth Top avid Kid Top
$2.00, $2.50, $3.00 & $3.50
.lust thetlihiK for
Summer wear.
See them at
Yoran's Shoe Store
MAN WANTED At the Osburn
raucb, Speucer Butte dairy, 0 miles
south of Eugene. Must be a good
milker. Wages $20 and found, with
inorease to right mail. Chas W
Sexton.
Miscellaneous.
OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE.-
When you want an abstract of title
call on Eugeue Abstract Co, 1st door
south of Chneman block, Willamette
street, Eugeue, Oregon.
NOTICE TO COXTKACTORS.-Bids
ure hereby asked for 00 cords of wood
to be delivered in Eugeue ouor before
Septeui ber 30, 1809. 20 cords of bidy
fir, 20 cords of body ash, and 20 cords
of grub oaK. All wood cut 4 feet
long. The right to reject auy or all
bids reserved. For further particu
lars call on or address,
A. M. Apoar, Eugene, Or.
BARGAIN IN LAND. 100 acres of
fine timber land that will easily scale
is.uuu.uuu ieei. At least J,oou,000,
feet of cedar. Will sell on easv Dav-
ments to extend through several
years n oesirea. Address, w. h
Hardy, Eugene Oregon.
TEAMS WANTED. To haul cord
wood; good prices. Campbell &
Alexander, Comstoek, Douglas
County, Oregon.
SPRING and
SUMMER
Novelties....
In Parasols, Fancy Belts,
Buckles, Children's Caps.
Shirt Waists, Silk Waists,
Silk Petticoats.
New Styles
Just Arrived.
.Mining Corporation.
The Riverside Gold Minim? Com
pany, capital $50,000, has been incor
porrted by J W Cook. Dr R E Smith
James Hameuway, Helmus W
inoinpsnn nud Charles A Hardv. The
company owns a group of seven min
ing claims in the Bohemia district on
Uorse Heaven creek. This property
includes a valuable water power and
mill site. The mines have been thor
oughly prospected by 250 feet of tun
nels, cross cuts aud open cuts and
shows up exceptionally veil. .
having been made giviug from $40 to
$75 to a ton of ore. One assay from
surface float went as high as $1300 la
gold to the ton. J W Cook of the
Musick mine has been elected presi
dent of the company, R E Smith, who
had a large and successful experience
iu miuing in New Mtxlco, is vice
president and superintendent, James
Hemeuway Is secretary ond Eakin
& Bristow of Cottage Grove, treasurers.
The board of directors are J W Cook,
R E Smith, James Hemeuway, Hel
mus W Thompson aud Charles A
Hardy.
Harvest Is AppSiSr)
WE CARRY S1
Spain's Greatest Need.
Mr R P Olivia, of Barcelona, Spain,
spends his winters at Aaken, 8 C.
Weak nerves had caused severe pains
'", URPk of his head. On using
mWri0 Bi,!ers' America's greatest
liliwd and Nerve Remedy, Su "iu
soou left him. He says Ibis grand
medicine is what his country
All America knows that it cures liver
aud kidney trouble, purities the blood
lones up the stomach, strengthens the
nerves, puts vim, vigor anil new
the body If weak-, tired or ailing you
need it. Every bottle guaranteed, only
f cents. Sold by Wilkius A Limi
Druggists. J-iiuu,
Twine, '
l KnKin0 Oil,
Black Castor Oil '
Cold Tressed (',; .
And tin- iw, , .
i the market. V
GRIFFIN HARDWARE
We Have...
CO,
Received our Spring and Summer lin
of samples. Come and lut ,ls tT
your measure and Sot y,)U u of ,, .
best fitting suits'you ever ,a,l. e
J-M. H0We
Bare Imagination olJ
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THE
BANQUEl
HOLDER 4 T4Y10I,
fl Breakfast food '
FOR EVERY DAY
In the week we can furnish you from out
hiifh grade Htouk of cereala. For hot woather
there is nothing more appetizing or healthful
than our Cream Oatmeal and Cream Wheat,
and our many dainty foods in cereals and
fnrinaceous foods of all kinds. Our Btock of
Groceries includes everything that is of
superior quality that entries under this head,
benide
Crockery and Glassware.
GRAY & SON
' 7 yijl4. UV
Say When
You want something that willnlm
mouth water .iiid gire joniMiiteit
I'Mse in the line of purebweicp
which nun luiiowsione mutter. r
send In your or.lor the best tint ii
from Mother Earth, at priMihitaiii
. duplicated for the same qtalltr b a
uvuti UUUDU ill UlUUHHe,
w. a
Fishing for Compliments .....
Is something that we never have to
do they come unsought, when pa
trons see the eiquiBite style and
beauty of the fabric, tit and finish of
the suits that we are
Selling at $5-00 and up.
- We have a Buperb stock of clothing
for men, youths and boys, in such a
wide variety of styles and Bizes that
everyone can be suited.
AX BILLY
BJS.r:..y.r .;:,, , ij -j
HOWISYOUKWIFE?
Has she Inst her beauty? If so, constipation
indigestion, sick headache are the principa
causes. Karl's Clover Koot Tea has cured
theae ills for half a century. Price 25 eta and
ii0 eta. Money refunded if results aro not
satisfactory. For sale at Wilkins and Linn
imigylsts.
Kotlol DvRnenalfL V,Yt nnmnlptalv
- i - t- - - j
digests food within the stomach and
Intestines find rprwlpra nil nlniiaaa nf
food capable of being assimilated and
converted Into etreDgth giving and
tissue building substances. Vliiceut &
Co, Comer Drug Store.
SH5C CIGARS
EXPOR
At Julius Goldsmith"!
TRY ONE,
ak;
REAL ESTATE.
Poor food is a power
for bad. Scu7mgs Best
,e t'nkir,( powilur
citr-i- tlsvoring extracts
soda unti !st,;tes
nrca power for ood. 1M
For Sale by J U Green it Son
The Underwood Residence Prop'
l the east side of Willamii Street. One of the best'
in the city. One-half block. Beautiful grounds ano
tion. Will be sold at a sacrifice.
260 Acres ofland 1G0 acres bottom land;
lno-s- linn Tinneoa 9:innrpsill CU1UW"'
of choice fruit. Eight miles horn us
the Hayden Bridge, good road.
ler
pit!'
l5t corner
-iSOlu"-"-,-
Choice Residence Property-
Pnnrl nv,rl 'PI, ,' tl or.rnpf
barn ; variety of fruit. flt$l-"
TT7 TT i r-i J no.n-oitlS in tliffeFeD U;
of the city. Call at our oihec tor
mation.
First Door" South of Chrisman Block,
iuj-'1
Oregon-
Eugene,