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Daily Flugene Guard THURSDAY - - MARCH 29 All Popular Brands of CIGARS FOlt BALK AT Julius Goldsmith's GUARD Telephone, Mo. Main 191. BREVITIES. Plenty of rain. The White Is king of wheel. ' ' April 8, at the Christian church. Leolnre, Vlllard Hall, March 81st. Easter market- Presbyterian ladles ' Or Lowe, optician, with J S Luckey, Mrs. Q. W. Blddle Is quite 111 at the family residence In this elty. If you want fresh Pioneer Mlnoed Bea Olams, go to Scarborough. A leoture on Maruu Whitman, at Vlllard Ball, Saturday night. MO Warner tunes pianos and organs, Repairing and polishing, Buy bay, grain and mill feed of Scarborough. You will get a bargain, COLUMBIA BICYCLES are stand ard of the world. Loughmlller & Peter. The regular spring vacation of the University of Oregon will ocour next week. Bprlng opening of millinery at the Misses Walton, Haturday, Maroh 81, AH ladies nupeotfully invited. The o: ly place you can get genuine Crescent Punlap clincher tires Is F L Cbawbeg), the tiresoeut agent. Fir wdbd 12.60 delivered. Maple wood $8.25 delivered.- F. L. Chambers. Bprlng opening of millinery at the Misses Walton, Saturday, March 81. All ladles respectfully Invited. Two large maple trees and one weeping willow at the Overton resi dence have been cut up for wood. Dr. Penrose, of Whitman college, will lecture at Vlllard ball Baturduy night. Subject: "An Oregon Hero." The heavy rains of last night held over until this morning. Evidently the equinoctial storm's slightly de layed. Poderewski will be listened to at the Marquam, Portland, Wednesday, April 11, at prices ranging from $1.60 to $5 for single tickets. Opening of spring and summer millinery at Miss E.Hallr.man's Ninth' street millinery store, Baturduy, March 31, from 1 to 9 p. m. M. B. rJmltb, Butternut, Mich., says, "DeWltt'a Little Early Itinera are the very best pills I have ever used for on tlveneas, liver and bowel troubles," Vlnoent 4 Co., Corner Drug Store. Lowls Aokerman, Goshen, Ind., says, "DeWltt'a Little Early Itinera always bring certain relief, cure my headache and never grips." They genera ly cleanse and luvlgorate the 1 bowels and liver. - The Pacific Monthly on me to us this month enlarged and greatly Improved , Among other things a new front oover, - very original. The literary ,Hrllnn ot the maeailiie is up to Its usual high standard. "I used Kodol Dyape psl Cure in my family with wonderful results. It gives Immediate relief, Is pleasant to take and Is truly the dyspeptic's best friend," says U Hartgerlnk, Ov.erlsel, Mich. Digests what you eat. Caunot fall to sure. Vlnoent A Co., Corner Drug Htore. Wm. Orr, Newark, 0 says: 11 We never feel safe without One Minute Cough Cure in the house. It saved my little boy's life when he had the pueumonla. We tbluk It la' the best medicine made." It cures ooughi, and all lung diseases. Pleasaut to take, harmless and gives Immediate resulta Vlnoent A Co., Ceruor Drug Btore. I Mrs. Calvin Zimmerman, Mlleaburg, Pa., says: "As a speedy cure lor coughs, oolds, oroup, and sore throat One Minute Cough Cure la unequalled, It is pleasant for children to take. I heartily recommend It to mothers." It Is the only harmless remedy that produce Immedlase results. It oures bronohltls, pueumonls, grippe and uiroat ana lung diseases, it will pre vent oonsumptlon' Vincent A Co., Corner Drug Btore. 't here Is no bettor medlolne for the babies than Chamberlain's Coush Remedy, lis pleasaut taste and prompt and effeotual cures make It a favonte with mothers and small children. It quickly cure their oouphs and oolds preventing pneumonia or other serious eousequeuoes. It also oures oroup and has been used In tens of thousand! of cases without a single failure so far as w have been able to learn. It not only cures croup, but when given as the oroupy cough appears, will prevent the tlaok. In oases of whooping cough It liquefies the tough mucus, making It easier to expectorate, and lessens the the severity and frequency of the par pxysms ol coughing, thus dspnvlng that disease of all dangerous conse quences. For sale by W. L. DeLano CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Ibi Kind You Have Always Bought Bear the (Signature i Hampton Bros. Buy good guus cheap at Barker Uuu Works. Annual Easter market Preebyterlan ladies. The weather predictions still call for rain and we are getting it. The building season will be on for Eugene during the next month. The local directories of the telephone oompany are now being distributed. Garden seed in bulk fresh. F L Chambers. Ike Yoakum, well known) here, Is running 100 acres or hops In Polk oounty. Contractors find builders material much higher this year than formerly, and It Is scarcer, too. Bprlng opening of millinery at the Misses Walton, Saturday, Maroh 81. All ladles respectfully Invited. The sun should shine brightly Sat urday, to give the milliners a good chance on tbelr "opening" day. B. D. Paine 4 Co. will keep con stantly on hand a full line of Clincher rims, the genuine American Dunlap G. 4 J., M. 4 W. and other tires, and are prepared to repair wheels promptly. Albany Democrat: There has been Jukt about the same harmony and union among the republicans In connection with the present convention that there has been back East over the Porto Rloo bill. Bide a RAMBLER fitted with COASTER-BRAKE, the only success ful COABTER AND BRAKE on the market, and one that will do all that Is olalmed for It. Every Brake guar anteed. Call and see tbem and be con vinced. C C Matlock, Experience Is the beet teacher. Use Acker's English Remedy la any case of coughs, colds or croup. Should It fall to give immediate relief money re funded. 25 cto and 50 els. For sale by W L DeLano. COLUMBIA BICYCLES. Louoh hilleb & Peter. Dr. C R. Holt, of Harrlsburg, con templates, In company with Mr. Oliver Hyde, one of Harrisburg'a merobants, and others, making a trip to the Cape Nome country on the Ant steamer going In the spring. Mrs. Harriet Evans, Hinsdale, 111 , writes, "I never fail to relieve my children from oroup at once by usiug One Minute Cough Cure. I would not leel safe without it." Quickly oures coughs, oolds, grippe and all throat and luog diseases. Vincent 4 Co., Corner Drug Store. "I think I would go orazy with pain were It not for Chamberlain's rain Balm," writes Mr. W. H. Btapleton, Hermlnle, Pa. "I have been aflloted with rheumatism for Beveral yeare and have tried remedies without number, but Pain Balm Is the best medlolne I have got hold of." One application relieves the pain. For sale by vV. L DeLano. Rev. W.E. Sltiter, W.Caton.N.Y., writes, "I bad dyspepsia over twenty years, and tried doctors and medlolnes without benefit. 1 was persuaded to use Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and it help ed me from the start. I believe it ti be a psuacea lorall forms of ludlgestlon." It digests what you eat. Vluoeut 4 Co , Cut in r Drug Store. I waut to let the people who suffer from rheumatism and sciatica know that Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieved up after a number of other medicines and a doctor had failed. It Is the beet liniment 1 have ever known of. J A Dodgen, Alnharetta, Qa. Thousands have been cured of rheumatism by this remedy. One application relieve the pain, roi sate i.v w u lel.ano. To Cure a Cold in One Day, Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund the money If It falls to cure. E. W. Grove's signa ture is on each box. xoo. Millinery Opening. Regular opening of spring aud sum mer millinery, Saturday, Maroh 81, from 1 to 9 p. m. Miss E. Baltzuan. The White Is King. When roses bloom and robins slug, Aud even when the sleigh bells ring, The White Is king. Hops. Officers of the Oregon Hop- growers' Association report the sale of 800 bales of hops at prloes ranging from 4J to PL cents. They also report an offer for ' the entire lot of aswolatlon hops at Portland. The otter covers about 3000 bales of hops, and the price la said to be on a basis of about 6 J centa for the best grades." New full cream cheese per lb ISo Good shoulders per lb Bo 4 boxes Hall bluiug 25o 1 80o plug chewlug tobacco 20o 1 pound Star tobacco 45o 8 pound colored beans (to close out).2to Castorla (Genuine) per Dot 25o Good Outing flannel per yard So Odds and ends In Shoes to close about half price. See them. JZ BILLY... New Ads Today. PERSON!.. E. C. Lake vlsl'ed Eugene today. 8. L. ttloorhead, of JuucUo-, is in the city. Miss Laura Coleman l visiting In Eugene. A. j Peter is home Noma trip lo Putllaiid. F. L. Chambers returned home from a Lebauou trip today. ' Attorney J. E. Young, of Cuttuge Grove, la lu the oity. A L Peter baa been doing buoiuets in Albany this week. Frank Wetberbee arrived borne today from a trip to Creawell. Attorney J. M. Williams went to Junction this afternoon. Hon. H. B. Miller arrived bime today from a trip to Portland. John R. Barber, of Portland, arrived up today fur visit with Eugene friends, Professor J B Homer, of the Oregon Agricultural College, CorvalllB, Is iu the olty. Rev. J. F. Tout, of Ashland, stopped off here this morplug, going on to Turner this afternnou. T. G. Nlcklln, uavellug for l-e American Type Founders Co. house at Portland, was lo Eugene today. Salem Dally Journal: "No band is needed to call the people together when Wm. J. Bryan Is announced to speak at d no constable Is required to keep tbem." Mrs. Margaret Lutke, oi Portland, worthy grand matron of the Eastern Btar, aud Mrs. David Houston, arrived up today aud will make an official visit to Evangeline chapter tonight. Ray Frank was down from Blue River yesterday for another load of mining supplies for Dr. Candia'ii, of Portland, who has a forue of men on b i properly doing development work Dr. Penrose's Lecture. Dr. Penroie, president of Whitman College, Walla Walla, will lecture at Vlllard Hall, Saturday nleht, the Sis Inst, on the subject, "An Oregon Hero." The leoture Is a recital of the life of Marcus Whitman, the man who saved Oregon to the United States. The leoture Is given under the auspices of the University, and the nominal sum of IS cents admission will be oharged to defray expenses. This will he a special lectire, bnt next year Dr. Strong expects to have a course of leotures delivered by eminent men of the Northwest, wbioh leotures will be supplementary to the work of the varlouB department of the Uni versity. The public In general should turn out and glvo Dr. Penrose a large audlenoe. The University oan hardly expeot to bring noted leoturors here if the Eugene poople don't produce the audiences. List of Letters. Remaining lu ths poitotllafl at Kugone, Or Eugene, Maroh 29, 1900. Heller, Flora Mercer, H J Oswold, Albert Stroug, Mrs A Simpson, Russell Simpler, W S Thompson, G F ' A ohftrge ot ono oent will bo made on all lot, wn givoa oui, reraona wntm oaiilag (or rotten win yiwue awte wnon auverusca. H. F. McCornack, P. M. Sale to Close April 4. Our wallpaper clearance has been very successful. Goods have moved f ilter than we really expected. We will dose our sale April 4, so If you need anything lu the wallpaper line, we would advise you to come early and avoid the rush during the last few days of our cut-rate sale. Eighth St. L A OvuKTorf O. E. B. Mekti no. Special meeting of Evangeline Chapter, No 51, O E 8, Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. By order of WM. Klizaiikth M. Yohan, Seo'y. Piano Lessons. w Glltord Nash. Voloo culture, Miss Marguerite Hansen, For terms, apply to inuslo rooms In Dormitory. fki Spring Goods ARRIVING riAHY, Bress Gc:;i. Sills, Trimmings, Embroideries i?d maijy otr;er good6 too rjumerous to mentior. S.H. FItlE riii 1 A Detailed Account of tie Brutal Murders. MRS. HORTON S THROAT CUT WHILE BEGGING MERCY. Their Bodies Covered With Sea weed and Rock. By the courtesy of George M. Mlher, of Hkagway, Alai-ka, the Guahd is enabled to preeenl very full particulars of the murder of Bert Horlon and 1,1a wir bv Alaskan Indians The Skagwe.y Daily Budget of March IB, has thn account of the tad tragedy: "Last night the steamer Alert stestned In from the Mission with the final evidenoe of one of the most brutal crimes ever committed in any country. Marshal Tenner left in the morning, accompanied by a detail of regulars. Cnniruhwiouer Sehlbrede, W. A. Reid, R. 8. tiluneger, F. M. Sesnlons, T. A, Fix, J. T. Dillon, M. J. Marovltz, A J. Slaght and B. M. Wooridge: Dave Wlllard and Joe, Indian Interpreters, aud Jim Hanson, the Indian who confessed to the murder of Bert Hor ton and his young wife. Their purpose was to recover the body ol tbe ruur dered pair. ' TUB FINDING OF THE BODIKS. "The Itidiau HaiiBou was cool aud iudillereut throughout, conducting the parly to the spot where tbe bodies were covered with snow and ice, with almost unerring precision, and the.v were uncovered with but little troub e The remains were found beneath six feel of snow and ice in a little rift made by the aotion of tbe tide, where after the crime, the red devils bad laid the unfortunate couple, wrapping their bodies in blankets, covering them with cauvas aud seaweed, aud weighting the whole down wltb rocks. Horton was laid facedown with his head resting on his wife's shoulder, who hud been laid on her back. The bodies though not frozen were but slightly decomposed, Horton's body showed evidence of immediate death as Hanson, pointed out tbe spot where they both stood at the time of the deed, aud the murderer was but 12 feet from bis victim. Mrs. Ho rton was shot at a distance of about 160 feet by Kltchlku, and the bullet falling In its work, the fiends finished their helilsh work by stabbing her In the right side of the neck, and, afterward by cutting her throat, THE MUBDKRS COMMITTBO OCTOBER 14 "As Blated yesterday, the Tudian party oame across Mr aud Mrs Horton camping out In Ootober, and yesterday It was learned that the approximate date was tbe 14lh of that month. Then It wo the deed was committed without any cause, except that two of tbe natives were missing, aud ibe lives of the unsuspecting couple were eaorinced according to the heathenish custom of a life for a life. 1 he bodies were taken to tbe morgue aud will be prepared for burial "The confessed murderer la stoical and iiidiflerpiit, and no doubt now that Paints Our i took ! complete and we m'I the Beat for least money. Peters' Store, Ninth Street. JDLY, he Is .-on verted will uink- a lyploal I .,,! when he goes to heaven by tue beinp route. "From Information gathered by Judge Hehlhrcdeycslerd ly at I he scene of the crime, the Budget gives tbe following sketch of the b ach and poeitious of the participants in the tragedy: Diagram and Kay. A Where the bodies were found In rift, 300 feet from the tent Btakes. B Where Hanson stood when ne shot Horton, a distance of 12 feet. O Where Kitohiku stood when he fired at MrB Horton, who was in front of tbe tent. D Where Horton sat when shot by Hansou. E Where Mrs Horton stood when shot by Kitcbiku, and afterward was butobered in a brutal fashion. Hotel Arrivals. HOTEL EUGENE. C O Cu in, jr, Portland J SV Hill, Hazel De I J. H Beckly, Rmeh Albert mocks, Bohemia C L, Vhi.e, Portland A Li Veazie, Portland K ) Lake, Harrlsburg P E Oeoned, Portland Mrs J 8 Akin, Tottaiie Grove Florence Akin, Grant's Pass Jnfepli Young, Cottage Urove Will Odgers, Blue River J W Hill, Haleey HOFFMAN HOUSE. Wm Pennan, Junction N E Britt, Newberg PLC Hanseo, Portland 8. 8. Golds.oitb, Portland W W CheBsman, Springfield Ed Flaherty, bpriugfleld Geo Wall, (Jottage Grove Alf Walker, Cottage Grove John Tulley, Portland F M Bennett, Portland F Q Nicklin, Portland W A Williams, Portland P Jaoobson, 8 F R E Morris, Salem A L Parsons, Mohawk E T Pierce, 8 F W M Perman, Junotion W B Dennis, Spokane Henry Deshent, 8 F Union Precinct Primaries. A meeting of Union voters of 8outb Eugene preoinot, No 2, is hereby called to meet at Brown's upholstery shop, 8th street, Friday evening, March 30, 1900, at 7:30 o'clocK, to seleot 6 del egateB to the Lane county Union con vention. OTHER PRIMARIES. bnuth kugene No 1, 7:30 o'clock Friday evening, March 311, at Eleventh street hose company house North Eugene No 1, at Ci'y Hall, same date and bour. North Eugene No 2, Griffin Hard ware Co.'s warehouse, Seventh street. between Willamette and Olive, same aate ana Dour. Wireless Telegraphy The recent wonderful accomplish ments in wireless telegraphy bring to mind loroibly the value of electrlcltr. It Is probable that union work will h saved by means of this nuhllo flM There Is no limit to Its possibilities. Applied to material objects. It causea them to move as with life. whll without it the human body cannot he strong aua healthy. The beat monn. or nuing tbe body with vitality Is by vuv utw or iioatettnr'a HtnmBAu Bitters. Lack of life in tbe stomach causes Indigestion, dyspepsia, constipa- uu, uiuousness and malaria. Any of vu "ympioms means the Bitters Is needed at once. Just now, when the seasons are so variable, and a regular " wi Beep iUe DOWeia tite and ueauny. Lenten .Matinee. The Fortnlshtlv rtni. ...m I-enten Matinee at Frank's Hall, Bat- iirumn, aiaroh 31. One of W "wcii s amuslnir Triom o.m u B""i. wiresuments served and an uur upeni in social converse, ladies of the town arc invited! All tbe omission, 25 cent. Proceeds used lo hi ... library. wv" ,or l'rune Trees for Sale. Ollfi rinnrii a Italian v.ar..n .'e,ec,ed Inquire at Upard office. A Goon I V i -.. .... ... -..ov i lu.-t. i Qn com. tulttee that vl.tioH . m d. f. ,C people yester- Ro ?! wbrtPlloM to aid Mrs. IJMoasn uj aonatlon values. A 3 LYNN CANAL arrived. Wo have a ,m J(;t hue of just whaty.ni nee' Shovels, Spades Rakes and Hoes. We also have a box of D. M. Ferries choice seeds. And While your wife is cleaning W just give her a few dollars and 2. her down fo us for some of tint WALL PAPER. Tllisian bankrupt slock but we are selline it so that people wonder how we I do it. It all goes at cost Cnm early and get your choice of 400 fin! patterns. m Eugene Grain and Produce Co... Pay the highest Cash Price for POULTRY AND EGGS Kodaks. This is a fao simile of the famous VIVE with magazine, plate holders and bulb at tachment. For sale by LIM DRUG GO. Bids for Wood. Sealed bids will tie received at tuy office unlll April 16ib, 1900, for 40 cords while oak grub wood 4 feet long not less than Sinohes In diameter at small end, uor more that 8 inches at large end; 60 cords white oak grub 4 feet loug, not less than 2 Inches at stual end and 4 inches at large end, and 40 cords old growth red or yellow fir wood, 4 feet long, to be delivered at the Bcnool Hotibes in Eugene as directed by ibe Board, on or before August 16, 1900. Right reserved to reject any and all bids. A good and sufficient bond will be required for the faithful per- lormance or the oontraote. Dated March 27, 1900. Geo. V. Craw, fllerk School Dint. N 4 Lane Co, Or. To the Bicyclist. A good blcyole $10. Fine Ku-Kluok bicycles, finer Barker hlmmlen Ono Imperial bloyole $0.60. All kinds of uioycte sundries at low prices, also all kinds of bicvele rennlrlnir Tlnnff not, list prices for bloyoles, as everybody Is cutting the prices from $5 to $10. We Will meet tbe CUt and than na nrlll An better than anyone. Before you buy call on us. We will save you money. Remember the place, Barker Uun Works, Ninth Street. First Ward Nominations. A meeting is hereb.v called to con vene at the Hose cart house on Eleventh street Fridav evnninir. March 30, at 7:30 o'clock, lor the purpose of nominating a counoiiman. Citizens. For Recorder 1 herebv annoonM rnoanir na a i.,n. didate for the office of City Recorder at tbe election lo be held April 2, 1900. I. L. SlMl'SON. Say K U naiaiM If ikkli i ill FOR THE LENTENSi we bavc a delicious uii Btni:k ot falUd, dridiai fish that are selected fm' ml in the market Ami erel are Al fat. sliiKffii ine, as well ssotirttlr. Our smoked halibut icdt toothsome, and our fit's l erring is the best, Wu sea fund a of all kinds M J freslieBt and choicest lois! J. U. GREEpi acting well. Yotisnuawg ness, constipation. Aptjj directly ontheW. wJ the Standtra tarn y doses cure. 25c. BUCKINGHAM'S Dl Ran t Umimtll Emiialmers. Cor. W s .i. yy. kays fi FMfltl MFRS and FUWW. For Recorder. .m:4 Il.ereoyanu.--. date lor ro-eiecnuu - recorder, fuuj. i voters of Eugene, t IW P J April i, taw. Bicycles. B. D.Falne4(-b1?' of bieyeles on -White." Thoentl, ' "Golden Eagle," l niDui ' - be convinced. Balm Wood ""...Si I balm woo". i ! pply at our office. Springtime Pleasures.- ,,l msiaw"! J'i j,C d1 wm
