Daily Eugene Guard
FRIDAY - - JULY 21
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
foil SALE AT
Julius Goldsmith's
IIIU.VITIKS
A brief aliower of ruin today.
Ovcrtoo'e new wall paKr U here.
Cabluets photos tl.60 per iliize.il, Ku
geiie Photo i.'o.
Gardening tools all kinds.
V L Chambers.
Double tube bicycle tires 12.00 each
t3.G0 pair. F L Chambers.
Fishing tackle ul Mnlbcli A Mi
Clahahau'H. 1'linto bulloiia mid plna al llm Km
gene 1'holo IS t u 1 1 1 1 .
(lurden Hone and I,awn Moo em,
. l.ouglimliler & l'eler.
Vloturla lawn mower are good. i I'
Cliambora baa them.
lied CriwH writing paper may be pur
( based at Yerlngton's drug store.
J W Kays Furniture Co carry the
lurguHt Block south ol Portland.
The carpet department at Dunn's la
a busy place these days.
Illoyclo repairing, sundries, elo.
Mat look & McClanahau.
Another shipment of low priced wall
paper Just received. K Ii Chambers.
"We have some bargains in nice parlor
furniture. J W Kaya Furniture Co.
Itugglea aud carriages 'from $10
(.second baud) to $176. Can suit every
body, Come and seo for yourself lit
F L, Chambers.
M O Warner tunes pianos and
organs. Repairing and polishing.
Hereon doors and wire. - .
F It Chambers.
l'ut a clialu brush on your hlojclo.
Matlock A MuClanahnu have them.
Full cur load of Itaclue buggies just
recolvi d prices down Hi
K Ij Chambers.'
We are very busy In our new carpel
room, upstairs In the Johnson bloek,
J W Kaya Furniture Co. We haven
now line of carpets on the road. Walt
for them.
Top llugglcs at reasonable prices.
Lnuglimlller & Peter.
For carpeta, art squares, mattings
linoleums and window shades, see
Dunn.
187, 1800 Jtamhlcrs and Ideals sold
tlila year.
Cut prices on all blcyole attachments.
F 1, Chambers.
Tho J W Kays Furniture Co has re
oelved another cur load of furniture.
Go and get their prloca.
We have some ulcu up-to-date bed
lounges aud couches cheap. Call In.
No troublo to show you through our
largo stock. J W Kays Furniture Co.
A Dew sidewalk Is being laid ou
Wlllauiotoe street between Wood-
cook's law ofllce and the Chrlsman
building.
Friends, Americans and country
men, lend me your ears, I cire catarrh
if in the head, throat or stomach. It
break p cold; It prevents taking
oold while treating; It reaches the
Ulaeaua through the mood, try
'7 Oaks." Jt nosltlvelv cures catarrh
headaches and all other headaches. At
Vincent A Co'a Corner Drug Wore,
Eugene, tire.
People w lio have been out through
the country report the crops looking
aploudldly, a great improvement
having taken place In the last week or
two. The Willamette valley Is all
right.
Thorns Ithnads, Ceuteilleld, writes:
"I suffered from piles seven or eight
years, No remedy gave me relief tin.
til Do Witt's Witch liiuol Halve, less
than u box of which permanently
cured me." Soothing, healing, per
fectly harmless. Jlewuro of counter
(el leo. Vincent A Co., Corner Drug
owire.
One nil I mail euinloveeout ol twentv
eight gals hurt, aud one In 447 gets
killed, and yet there are lota of the
boy anxious for a job.
Uun-ahot wounds aim powder burns,
outs, bruises, sprains, wounda from
rusty mills, lusect slings aud Ivy pole
onlug, inckly healed by DeWiU's
Witch Hard Salve. Positively pre
vents iiiikmi pouuinihg. lieu-are nl
oouuterfeits. "DeWltl's" Is safe and
sure. Viuceut 4 Co, Comer Drug
mum.
A writer in an Kastern Journal suys
be baa never known a person to sutler
from rheumatism who ate freely ol
cherrlos, and has known hundreds
who have been relieved of attacks by
eating them. Who believe this?
"I liava used Chamberlain1 Cough
Jlewedy in uiy family for years and
always with good results" says Mr W
Ji Cooper of hi Ilio, Cal. "For small
rnildren we Mini It especially ellcc'lve,
For aula by DeLsuo.
iu sveryour, uui especially 10 III use
whose reading time I limited, the
value of an uublased Jnurual of criti
cism must be apparent. I.itkhati'hk
la Just such a Journal, Its vilticisms
of new book are written by n rii
whose opinion are looked up to the
world over. Ita literary new Is au
thoritative, and the pcclal article
which appear lu Ha column are from
tbe pen of the beat known men of
letter la this country and England
THE BKODIAKA.
Prof, (ar-mii In Tliu urigonmii Tells
of the Hotter That (iroivs on skin
ner's Hutte.
While enjoying tbe pretty panoiaiiia
spread out before them from Hklnner's
butte, the editorial visitors also aumir
ed the flower that grew In the sand ul
their feet und wondered at Its courage
aud beauty and asked of its species. lu
regard to the latter, Professor L C Car
sou writes as follows:
'Concerning the name of the pretty
flower that grows on Kkluuer butte,
Professor Condon lulls me It is one of
tbe 10 varieties of the brediaea. I find
tlmt it has a very Interesting hUtory.
It la the brodluea graudiflora (large
flowered Calllorula hyacinth) natural
order, lillaceae.
"It was the first known of the species
of Its genua, aud was discovered in
171)2 by Meuzies, a Kcotch collector.
Ic was named by J K Hmith, the presi
dent of the Lluuaeuu Society, of Lon
don, In honor of James Brodie, another
Scotch botanist.
"After Menzies' discovery of the
plant It was lost sight of by the
botanists until It was again found by
Lewis and Clark's expedition to the
Columbia river. Home years after this
it was also found by Douglas and
Scniiler, near Fort Vancouver, and
bulbs sunt by Dnuglaa bloomed In
Knglaud In WIS. Up to this date it
was the only known species of Its
genus. It prcrers dry open plains,
and sometimes blooms so luxuriantly
as to tinge the landscape a beautiful
blue. It Is found chiefly lu Washing
ton and Oregon growing, however, us
far Kant us Utuh, I urn fumlllar with
other beuutlful varieties of the hrodiaea
near Eugene."
Died.
Ktlzabeth VVidmer, wife of Conrad
Wldiuer, who resides two miles west
of Kugune, died yisterduy, July 20,
from a complication of stomach trou
bles, after an illness extending over
two years.
Deceased was born HcHemher, 1841,
ut Cologne, (lermauy, nud came to the
United Htatesln February, 1801, com
lug via Havre, France, and Cape Horn,
was married to Conrad Wldmer, Oct 8,
IKiil, at Oregon City; was the mother
of seveu children, four of horn, with
bur husband, lielng left to mourn her
loss, The children urn Prof. Joseph M
Wiilmel', principal of oneol the Seattle
public school, (leorgu C Wldmer,
Margaret M Wldmer uud Ciertrude D
Wldmer.
The funeral will be held Sunday,
July !!S, at the Cuthnliu church, ul i!
ill. Sermon by Father L Przybylskl,
Interment In thoI.O. O. F. cemetery.
Scuttle papers please copy.
Ileal, Katulo Transactions.
William Tenipleton to (leorgo Teni-
pleton, 111 uores 111 tp 1U r4 w;$10().
Andrew J .umwalt and wife to trus
tees of Christ Ian church ut Irving, lots
4 and 6, block 2, Zumwalt'e addition
to Irving; $il&.
hdward N Foster and wife to (J so.
Schneider, lot 21, block 1, Ellsworth's
second addition to Kiigene; $75.
Chester 1) Harris to J 11 llawley, 60
aorealu tp HI a r i w ; $10.
John Pelsor to Mike Kclllebeck,
right of WBy $1.
Christie C Nofzlger aud wife to J M
Smlgley, 40 acres lu tp 17 r (1 w; $275.
BKLKJiAP SPK1SGS
A l,it of the Quests al that I' pular
He-ort Now.
July 1U I8'!i.
W T 1'oner, wife and family, Harris-
burg, Oregon; O O Ireland, Jack Bun
yurd, Monmoutli, Oregon; Mrs IS H
Parson and son, Miss Lena Stock well,
Mrs J H Martin, Mr A Kirk, Mrs S C
Kirk, Creswell, Oregon; Mis Agnes
Thompson, Miss Euima Tuompou,
Miss Olive Thompson, Mr Haymond
Paterson, W T Hamlin, Mrs W T
Hamlin, Miss Grace Hamlin, Miss
Lucy Hamlin, Corvallis, Oregon; G
Corby, Mr W Casper, W C Barker, Mrs
W liarker, B H Linton, Miss Sadie
Feustcr, Miss Lena Lundy, Salem, Ore-
go,,; J W Pate, Jeflerson, Oregon; O A
Scott, Philomath, Oregon; MissLydia
McKee. Maiysville, Kansas; E N Hull,
Mrs K M Hall, Mis Kdna Hull, J M
Walker, Mrs J M Walker, Buena VWa,
Oregon; J Stevens, D Ludurck, Port
land, Oregon; J A Garrett, U Lewis,
Prlneville, Oregon.
Jubt Akkiveo Mr Frank Cuui
irgs, Mrs Frank Cuminings uud
children.
A Kir-b Man's Project.
A rich man'a stutement that he In
tends to cloioto almost his entire for
tune to charitable work has aroused
much discussion. This is because ft
will accomplish much good. It la a
praiseworthy endeavor, hub there are
many other agencies which accomplish
just us much good. Take Hostetter's
Hloiuacu Milters lor instance me
great American remedy. For fifty
years it bus cured constipation, dys
pepsia and HI the III- which arise
from weak digestion. This medicine
will keen the stomach in good shape
and the bowels regular. It is a Won
derful restorutiVH tonic and health
builder. It is also a preventative for
malaria, fever and ague. Ask for it,
and Insist upou having It. See that a
private Jtevenue slampcovera the neck
of the bottle.
Hill Wanted.
Notice Is hereby given that bids will
be received at Thurston, Oregon, by
i he undersigned until August Int. IMW,
ror the minding or a two story Wood
men hull, 24x40 feet.
PIhii and specifications may be seen
al the residence or Cbas Uray, J. h line
ton. Itlght reserved to reject uuy or
nil tuns.
Dated, July 1, IK! HI.
CllAtiUKAY, H'KANK WltlTK,
Building Committee.
"What might have been'' If that
little cough hadn't been neglected Is
the Bad rclleotloii of thouauda of con
sumptives. One Minute Cough Cure
cure coiixiiaunii coins. Vincent A Co,
vomer urug more.
A diseased atomach surely under
mines health. It dulls the brain, kills
energy, destroy the nervoin system,
mil predisposes to Insanity and fatal
disease. All dyspeptic troubles are
(ulckly cured by Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. It has cured thousands of cases
ami is curing them even- itav. Its In
gredients are such that it cuu'l help
curing, iiieeni . v.o, vomer Drug
miftr,
French Tuiuy Wafers, the world'
famous remedy fr liregular and pain
ful periods of ladies; aro never failing
aud Bare. Married ladles' friend.
French Tansy Wafers are the only re
liable female remedy lu the world; Im
ported from Pails; take nothing else,
but Insist on genuine; in red wrappers
with crown trade inaik. l.a France
I'rug (.'ompany, Importer, .It'ti l urk St,
San Francisco. For sale bv all drini-
glts, or sent In plain w rapper dlnvt
ou receipt of
Persons troubled with diarrhoea will
be inlerestid in the experiences of Mr
W M Bush, clerk of Hotel Dnrranre,
Providence, H 1. He say. "For sev
eral year I have becu aluuwt a onus
taut etitlerer fiom dlarrhwa, the fre.
ijueut attacks completely proatrallng
me and renderlug me until for uiy
duties at this hotel. About two years
sgo a traveling salesman kindly gave
me a small IsitllH of rhaiiilMrUni'
Colic, I holcra and Diarrhoea Kcmedy,
Much lo my uiptle and delight Its
etlects were Imiiiediate. Whenever 1
fell symptiium of the dikca-e 1 wuuht
lorllly Bkiamtt the attack w ith a few
diwsof this valuable remedy. The
result has been very satisfactory and
aluuwt complete relief from the allK
tlou." Ft r sale hy 1c1jiiio.
Horses For Mule.
Twenty-live head of No. 1 American
homes, gentle, kind and generally hal
ter broken, and a portion well broke to
work. 12 or 14 head of these horse
will weigh from 1200 to 1600 pound
Sale will tuke pluce ut Dnugt' Stable,
Eugene, Saturday, July 20, at 10u.ru.
Terms: Six months' time with op
proved security will be given.
Remember the dale, Baturduy, July
211, at 10 a. m.
Lkvi Gkkk.
Ilefeience to Mr (Jeer's standing
First National Bank, Eugene, Oregon
DeWItt' Little Early Klsora benefit
permanently. They lend gentle as
slBtutice to nature, musing no pains or
weakuesa. nermunentlv curing constl
patlou and liver ailments. Vincent &
Co, Corner Drug Store.
Attention Woodmen.
Itcgulur meeting of Eugeue Camp No
116, Woodmen of the World tonight.
Vhitlug neighbors made welcome.
VV C Yokan, C t
ItEoivftfa Moohks Dissent. Ore-!
gon City Courier-Herald: "The Eu
gene Ouakd recently printed a fa' m
machinery adveitisment with cuts of
the bree Joues' brothers. By mistake
a cuuipaigu cut of Ileceiver William
Galloway, of the local laud office here,
was substituted for one of the brothers.
Mr Campbell, of theGUAKD, hassenl
Mr Galloway au explanation of the
matter, but Kegister C B Moores makes
bold to asseri ttia'. the apology -houid
have been sent to the Joues' brothers."
A Collision. Auout 11:30 o'clock
this forenoon ul tbe Hoflmun House
corner, in the street, a collision, occured
between Sherman Heller on a bicycle
and :a country boy on horse back.
Each tried to dodge the other und ou
the same aide, hence the trouble. Mr
Heller weived a bloody nose and a
few of tbe spokes lu his wheel were
broken, while the countryman got off
Willi a good fright. The occasion wa
unavoidable.
Daily Guakd. The Daily Guard
will be sent to your address lu the
mountains or at the seaside without
extra cost. Cull at the office and leave
your name. We will do the rest.
Bobn! Near Thurston, July 17,
1899, to the wife of Ed Schwerlng, a
sou; al Hendricks McKen.le ferry,
July 20, to the wife of Sol Dodlsou, a
Bll.
Bokn." To the wife of Ed Cluer, a
7jlb boj, grandson of J W Cox.
Sua Frunclsco ftxcuislou.
T ie low-rate excursion to San Fran-
cl-co given by C W Ba r of Lebanon,
will leave Portland August 8, passing
Eugene at 12:40 the morning of August
All who contemplate going are re
quested to purchase tickets not later
than August 1, or it may not be pos
sible to secure first-class sleeper accom
modations. Ticket on sale at Corner
Drug store or of L G Adair, B P agent
for $10.60
Remarkable Kescue.
Mr Michael urtuln,' Plainiield, III,
make the statement, that she caught
cold, which settled ou her lungs; he
was treated for a mouih by her family
physician, but grew worse. He told
her she was a hopeless vlctom of oou
sumption and tnat to medicloe could
cure her. Her druirglst suggested Dr
King's New Discovery for consump
tion; she bought a bottle and to her de
light founal herself benefitted from first
dose. She continued Its nse and after
diking six bottles, found herself sound
and well; now doe her own house
work, and Is as well as she ever was.
Free trial bottles of this great discovery
at vVllkiu & Linn' drug Blore. Only
50 cents and $1.00, every bottle guaran
teed, j
No Cure, No Pay.
Tlmt Is the way all drilKfrista sell Grove's
TitHtoleei, Chill 'Itiniu for Chills, Malaria and
ililliousness. It is as pleasant to take as
Lemon riymp. ou cents.
- CLASSIFIED COLUMN,
DeWltt's Little Eatly Risers expel
fiom tho syKleiu all poisonous accuiuu
latlons, regulate the atomach, bowel
and liver, and purify I lie blood. They
drive awav disease, dissipate luelau
choly, and give health aud vigor fur
the dully routine. Do not gripe or
sicken, Vincent A Co, Corner Drug
store.
Notices under this hem! nut to exceed fWe
lines, 60 cents r week; $1 fsl a month; 1-'
l,r year.
For Sale.
COW FOR SALE. A good milker.
Inquire at once, A E Wood's grocery
store.
FOR BALE Jersey cow with heiler
calf. Iuquire at ouo F M Wil-kiup.
Harvest Is Approaching
WE CARRY
FOR BALE. Two good i-addle pouies
cheap for canb. Inquire ut ouco ut
Miuuesota Hotel.
FOR SALE. 1320 acres timber lai d
near McKenzie river, 20 miles from
Eugeue. Address, J E Hale, San
Jose, Calif. A H Fiek, Eugeue, Or.
FOR SALE. Fine residence property,
convenient to Willamette atreei.
This property will be sold very cheap,
and ou easy term. Apply to Wal
ton & iiurklcy.
FOR SALE A good family norse,
Hue driver, eufe tor women or chil
dreii, weight 1150, gcod speed, well
broke. Inquire at once of Wui Cur
ry, corner Monroeand Sixth streets.
FOR BALE. Corner First and Jefler
son street, one 10 room houi-e, and
two iota, 80x100 feet each. Good
liarn, water, fruit, flue garden ground.
Also house and lot, corner First aud
Lawrence streets, lot 06 feel 8 inches,
by 100 feet, young fruit trees, good
garden ground, water, etc. Also
house aud lot, coruer Willamette
and Fourteenth street. For prices
aud terms write S J Bills, Tacoma,
Wash, Box 827, or call at Guakd
otllce.
Help Wanted-
APPRENTICE WANTED. Appren
tice girls wanted. Iuquire at once.
Mrs C M Redmoud, dressmaker, I O
O F lempie.
MEN WANTED. 20 good mtn
to cut, fell and Baw logs, and to work
In logging. Apply to L. D. Forrest,
Leaburgh, Oregon.
Miscellaneous.
TO EXCHANGE. Business and res
idence property in Corvallis, Oregon,
for stock much in Willamette valley.
Address H Box 142 Corvallis Ore.
Special Care-
Given to Posing, Lighting
and Finish in all Portrait
work at the
'tUBENE.OPi,
J. W. KAYS FURNITURE CO.
E"3ALMERS and fUNFRAl DIRECTORS
Gross Bros.'
FOUNDRY and
AAachine Shops
Ktiitene, Orogon.
Sawmill and Mining Machinery,
Hop Stoves and Hop Tops,
Store Fronts,
duitins uiaite to onler.
ItepairiliK a neciAlty,
Shop ou Kant Kixlitli Street
A
FEW
MORE
A
FEW
MORE
We still have a few more
of those colored shoes
and Oxfords that we are
selling at
Very Low Prices
Bee them at
Yoran
SSHOE
STORE
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Summer
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Clearance
Sale
Commencing July 6th.
-i..ao.
Goods cheaper than ever before.
All Summer Goods must he sold,
Regardless of Cost.
OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE
When you want an abstract of title
call on Eugeue Abstract Co, 1st doo
sou til of Chrtsman block, Willameite
aireei, .uugeuu, uregon.
TO EXCHANGE. 14 acres fruit 01
chard, 2 miles south of Eugeue, for
residence property. Call at .Racket
Stoue.
fill
Binding Twine,
Cylinder Oil,
lied Engine Oil,
Machine Castor Oil,
Black Castor Oil,
Cold Pressed Castor
Neats Foot Oil,
And the Best Axle
in the market.
Oil,
Or
ease
GRIFFIN HARDWARE CO.
TO F.ENT First clasa organs, square
and upright pianos, faeo t t,raw.
NEW ABBEY HOUBE. P M Abbey
has erected a new hotel at Newport
and is now ready to receive guests at
reaiouable rates. He thoioughiy
understands tbe seaside business.
Remember ho used to control the
Buy View. Give him your patron
ace, Eugene people.
LAMBS FOR SALE. I have some
fine thoroughbred Cotswolrt buck
lambs for sale; also several Durhuui
bull calves for ssle. Address A J
Ckuzan, Pleasant Hill, Oregon.
Lost and hound.
LO.-.T-July 4, between Eugene and
one mile east of Springfield, a
Crescent opemfaced gold watch.
Finder return to this otllce for reward.
COW LOST. Strayed from Eugeue,
a daik hrowu Jersey cow witb baiter
ou. Reward for return or Infnruia
llou will be paid by FA Tozier.
Fireman' Election.
Notice ia hereby given that a special
eleotiou of tbe Eugene Fire Depart
meut will be held July Slat 1809, for
the purpose of electing a chief engineer
for the remainder of tbe uuexpired
term of F L Polndoxter resigned.
Dated this July 19; 1809.
W. T. Campbell,
President E. F. D.
For Infants r.nd Children.
Tho Kind You Have Always Boughi
Bears tho . st '
Signature of C&e: j?)ffcUZtti4
Oregon Postmistresses.
. The Oregonlan today publinha ,
pnuiugiapu oi raise imvinua Yeaie
nt l?nlrninunt and nlan
v u.ov vuib;
Eugene, Or, July 19. Ofih..
mistresses iu Lane county, noneb
proved more competent or nnm,i..,
an official capaoliy than Miss LnvlnM
i eager, wnu presiuea over the pcfetof I
flee at Fairmount, a tbrivingsuborbd
Eugene . iss i eager was born J
West Virginia in 1868. When a child
ner pareuis removen lo Aess-Cli.
Kan, where she received her educating'
anu aiter completing that engaged it
teachlDg. In 1891 she remover! in vl
gene and opened a general mercbandl I
aiore ai rairiuouui, and when tin I
postofflce was establish?d wnmi., I
ed postmistress, and has everriul
neiu ine omce, regardless of tbepcjl
tics of tbe administration at Wh.m.. I
too. Ou the 16th of this montbibJ
completed her eighth year of service,!
postmistress. She is eiiiprnrii,-..,l
"t i
obliging, and a thorough bueineJ
woman.
Lawn Sociable.
The C. E. of the U. P. church till
give a lawn social Friday evenlii I
between the church and the parsonipl
Ice cream and cake will be nerved ul
cents. Tbe proceeds to be used fnt b
pairing the church. Your patron w
is solicited. ,
Fer Kent.
About four acres of good land in itJ
city limits with bouse, bam, chiclel
bouse aud good young nrcliaril. :l
quire ut or address (iUAKD ofllce !
further inlormailou.
MOUSES ABE SCARCE
There is a big demand for good houses containing
from 5 to 8 rooms. The supply is running very low.
llents will advance all along the line before long.
Somebody must buy or buildr
Before long. If you wish to buy, we can show
you a large list of c ity property which we have for
sale good houses in desirable locations for very
little money. '
S. Hi
FRIENDLY
If you want to build
Let us show you property in Fairmount or Univer
sity Addition. You can buy an acre of ground in
either Fairmount or the University Addition for
less money than you can buy a lot this side of the
University. This property is bound to rise in
value. Come in and look it over.
A TENANT FOR A FARM.
A North Dakota man writes us that he is
coming with a carload of implements and
stock, and wants to rent a good farm near
u 1(J Cl 5UUU litrmer ancl a rUstier.
Anyone wanting a good tenant should call and learn about this w
npne Real Estate aal Investment Cusp
62 Willamette Street, Eugene, Or.