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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard TlJfidDAY APRIL 3 All Popular Brands of CIGARS FOB SALE AT Julius Goldsmith's GUARD Telephone, Bo. Main 191. :mtviTiti. i - :- Try our 60o meI on Bryan dy. April 8, at the Christian ohurob. No A O U W assessment for April. Easter market- Presbyterian ladle Dr Lowe, optlolan, with J B Lackey. AoDual Easter market Presbyterian ladies. Buy good gone obeap at Barker God Works. ' - - Ed Hanson Is having tbe front or bis store repainted. Wm. J. Bryan addressed 10,000 peo ple at Wbatoom, Wash. The Hotel Eugene will serie a Ho meal Bryan day for 60 cent. Bepnblloan county convention to morrow at tbe court boute. ., 50 cants will buy an elegant meal Bryan day at tbe Hotel Eugene. - Garden seed In bulk fresh. '.,-., f h Chambers. Bloyole repairing. All work guar, an teed. ' .. i J3. 0. Matlock. M Q Warner tunes pianos and organs. Repairing and polishing, .. COLUMBIA BICYCLES. Louoh miw.kb a Peter, When you come to town on Bryan day, April 8, go to the county olerk's oflloe and register. The only plaoe you oan get genuine Cresoent Duolap ollnober tires Is F L Chambers, the Cresoent agent. Fir wood S2.U) delivered. Maple wood 18.26 delivered. F. L. Chambers. President Strong oonferred the degree of M. D. on a olawnf 12 In tbe U, of O. Medical oollege at Portland. Meals on Bryan day, 60 oenia at Hotel Eugene. . - Chas. W. Watts, late of Albany and a bou or Pr. J. W. Watts, died at Dawson, March 16, 1900, from pneu monia. Do not miss the wonderful double sUireoptloon views at tbe Presbyterian ohurob, April 8rd and 4th at 8 p m. New lecture and views each evening, N, L. Narregau, formerly of the Uuivsralty of Oregon, has been noml nated for county Judge by the repub' lloana of Jaokson oounty Delegates to Ihe Lane oounty repub lloan convention, wbleb meets tnmor row, am arriving today, and politics Is assuming an Interesting phase among the candidates Ashland Tidiugsi E. P. Pengra, the operator at lb B. P. slatlod, who is at Tusoon Bprlns, Cat, for bis health, Is rapidly Improving and has been grant ed a further abseuee of two weeks from lils post of duty, Lewis Aokerman, Goshen, Ind. says, "De Witt's Little Early Risers always bring certain, relief,' oure 'my lieadaobe " aud naver grips."' They genera ly cleanse 'and- Invigorate tbe bowels and liver, Among the candidates and delegates to be In atteudanoe upon tho repubtt oan oounty oooventlon arriving up from Junction this afternoon noted W W Alllngbam, Oscar Btarr aud Dr Lee, Ride " a RAMBLER fitted with COASTER-BRAKE, the only suoce ful COASTER AND BRAKE on ths market, and on that will do all that Is claimed for It. Every Brake guar autecd. Call and see them and be eon vluoed. C C Matlock. Mrs. Harriet Evans,' Hinsdale, III write, " I never fall to relieve my children from oroup at onos by using One Minnie Cough Curs. I would not leel safe without It." ' Quickly cures coughs, oolds, grippe and all throat and lung diseases. Vlnosnt A Co., Corner Drug Btore. "I used Kodol Dyspepsia Cur In my family with wonderful results. It gives Immediate relief, Is pleasant to take and la truly the dyspeptic's best Mend," says E Hartgerlnk, Overlsel, Mlob, Digests what you eat. Cannot fall to oure. Vlnoent A Co., Corner Drug Btore. Wm. Orr, Newark, O., says: "We never feel safe without On Minute Cough Cure In the bouse. It saved iny little boy's life when h bad the ueumonla. We think It la the beet inedloln mad." It cures oougba, aud all luag diseases. Pleasant to take, harmless and gives Immediate result. vlnoent A Co., Corner Drug Btore. "I tblnk I would go oraiy with pain were it uoi mr i;nmnerlsiirs fain Jtelin," writes Mr. W.H. Htapletou, jierminie, ra. -1 nava oeen articled with rheumatism for several ysars and have tried remedies without number, but Pain Balm la th best medicine I have got bold of." One application relieve tha pain. For sal by W. L, DsLano. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Ihi Kind Too Han Always Bough! . CITY ELECTION. , MISS S. C. RANKIX or ,riB ,.. , I 1 I 719 Votes Were Polled Against 720 Last Year. The vote oast In each ward was as follows: OOUNOILHEN. 1st ward F W Oaburn 139 H M Manvllle 97 Osburn'smsjority 42 2nd ward A L Peter 118 D Tllton 81 Peter's majority 87 8rd ward L N Honey 187 E F Chapman 7 Honey's majority 100 BBOORDBB. . 1st ward BFDorrls 129 I L Simpson J09 2nd ward B F Dorrl 116 I L Blmpson 88 8rd ward I L Blmpson 140 B F Dorrls .180 Total BFDorrls 876 I L Blmpson 887 Dorrls' majority 88 SUMMARY. First waid total vote 286 Second ward total vote. .209 Tjilrd ward total vote...... 274 Total .719 Hotel Arrivals. HOTEL EUGENE. R L Hawley, Creswell . G D Condon and wire, Portland Henry Coleman, Lorane D C Courtney, Halsey C O Oulln Jr, Portland J D Owen, Crow Clarenoe Thompson, Vida Chas Aobeaon, Dead wood Claude McCarthy, Wendllng J U Butherland, Glentena E H Bond, Irving J Devlne, Albany John B Boys, Portland N Kauff man, S F H H Hess, N Y. Chas B Thompson, 8 F A R Martin, J u notion E Van Vrankln, Junction Chas Aoherson, Dead wood James Hemenwsy, Cottage Grove U H Burkbolder, Cottage Grove B M Culp, Bohemia E W Newman, West bupeilor M Doble, Portland J G Powell, Cottage Grove MO Burke Wis W W Scott, Creswell J E Bo id, Irving . W B Hawley, Cottage Grove J J Winn, Long Tom W H Maloy, Long Tom 1 W Aliiugham, Coburg H E Alllngbam, Coburg HOFFMAN HOUSE. T F MoKee, Cincinnati M Haggle, Ban Antonio, Texas J R Cook, Mohawk ' James Collins, 1 () H Poole, Boston . I L K Pleobner, 81 Psul Wm MoLeeo, Portland ( . H D Blsok and wife, Brandon ; J H MaoLafferty, B F. I A 8 Powers, MoKenale ! 8 B Larimer, Lowell A D Hyland, Lowell N G Hyland, Lowell J H Miller, Junotlon E E Upmeyer, Harrlabu'rg i J M Moore, Junction 1 J 8 Benson, Cottage Grove ! F L Kennedy, Saginaw 1 H A Danbar, Baalnaw , TJTiedeman, BF i Wm Landers, Cottage Grove H W Walley.Bt Joe D Boomllter, Bt Jo Hotel Eugene will serve a 60 cent meal Bryan day. Mr. Calvin Zimmerman, Mllesburg, Pa., says: "As a speedy oar for ooughs, colds, oroup, and sore throat On Minute Cough Cure Is unequalled, it la pleasant for children to take. heartily recommend It to mothers," It Is th only harmless remedy that produces Immedlase results. It cures bronchitis, pneumonis, grippe and throat and lung diseases. It will pre vent consumption' Vincent at Co, Corner Drug Btore. Salem Journal; A Pbllllppln cap tain or the Beoond Oregon, Bert Heath, a bright young MoMinnville editor, seeks the Union nomination for oon grass. An editor In congress from Western Oregon would be a novelty If he would go there and publish the truth about what Is going on at tbe aatlon's capltol, he would render a valuable servloe. New full oream cheese per lb. l&e Good shoulders per lb So 4 boxes Ball bluing 88c 1 30c plug chewing tobacco 20o t pound Star tobauo 46a 8 pound colored beans (to does out).2So Castorla (Genuine) per bot 85o Good Outing flannel per yard ......... 60 Odd and end In Shoes tocloae about half price, See them. AY kTT.T.Y Will Retire From Active Business Life. Miss H C Rankin hap inaugurate,! a cloning out Hale and w III retire from business, as soon as her stuck can e disposed of. Miss Rankin carries a line Hue of ladles' fai.uy goods ti geihe1 with a Una of millinery and is oue of the substantial and confer stive uieitt ters ol the business oomiiuulty of this city, also one ol the best ki own, hav ing conducted a "tore here fur over 20 years. Miss Rankin bss one nf the beat stores of her kind In the Willamette valley, and ber retirement from the business world will be noted. Another Military Comyany. Tbe military spirit is strong in Lane oounty, and especially so since tbe return of company C from tbe Philip pines. Lane oounty now has two militia companies, one organised after the volunteers left, aud the other the volunteers themselves organizing undsr National Guard laws tor coutluu- anoe of military work. Recently an application has goo In for a uompauy to be organized at Crei-well, and today Thos Tucker, of Thurston, was In the olty to make ap plication for a company at that plaoe having a roll or 44 names to present with tbe application. Au order to organize each of these companies would make a battalion In this county. It is not kuown at this time what tbe disposition of National Guard officers Is toward tbe establishment of new companies. Sunday Afternoon Addresses Young Men. to On next Sunday afternoon O. Calvert Bmoot, pastor of the Baptist ohurob, will begin a aeries of addresses to young men over eighteen and under forty-five year- of age. Tbe addresses will be given In Ihe Baptist oburoh at 8:80 p m, every Huuday. A short aud sprightly song service will preoe.de esub address. The subject for next Sunday's address will be, "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde." Brief extracts fiom Ihla masterpiece ol Robert Louis Stevenson will be read during tbe course of the address. All young men are cordially invited to attend these addresses. The Latest War News. The latest war news Is eagerly sought after. To some It tilings happiness, us they read of valiant .deeds accom plished, while to others, the same met. sage brings sorrow, when tliey note the death or capture of their loved ones. There la also much sorrow and suffer ing throughout our owu country by those who have been captured by that greatest enemy Dyspepsia. For this however, there Is a remedy and that Is Hnstetter's Stomach Billets, which also cures ludlgestiou, constipation, biliousness, nervousness snd insoinuia, and as a preventative for malaria, fever and ague it la unequalled. It bas a record of fifty years of 0 res to back It up and a trial will couvlnoe you that your ease Is not Inourable, as you will find after taking a few doses your stomach will be strengthened. Sale to Close April 4. Our wallpaper olearanoe has-been very successful. Goods have moved faster than we really expected. W will olose our sale April 4, so If you need anything in tbe wallpaper line, we would advise you to oome early and avoid the rush during the last few days of our out-rate sale. Eighth St. L A Overton. Tbe Hotel Eugene 600 meal on Bryan day will be Bret class. COLUMBIA BICYCLES are stand ard of the world. Looghmlller A Peter. fa Spring Goods ARRIVING rAH.Y Dress Good:. Si.:, Trimmings, Embroideries, )i?d marjy otyer foods too punerous to meijtior;. - '. r L. I M'K'IXLEY AKRESTED. ! AWMW Attorney W C Hale went to Albany today. ' Hon. I. D. Driver arrived hnn-e lias afternoon. Attorney G F Bklpworth, of J'"' loo, is In the cl'.y. Editor C J Iluwaid and wife, of Cottage Grove, are In the city. Mrs. W. T. Koyse wan a passenger to Lebanon this afternoou upon a short visit. Prof Luella Caiwn went to Portland today to visit I er parents fir a lew days. Mrs. B. E. Cogswell has returned to ber home at Muddy station, Linn county. Mrs L N Roney aud little niece, went to Balem Ibis afternoon on a briel vu.it. Editor 8. L. Moorhead, of Junction, is here attending tbe republican county convention. Mrs A D Charlton, of Portland, arrived up today and Is visiting at tbe borne of Mr aud Mrs 0 M Young. J H MoLsfferly, of San Francisco, Paclflo coast agent of the J W Butler Paper Cotnpauy, of Chicago, was in Eugene today. An Editor's Life Saved By Cham Berlain's Cough Remedy. During the early part of October, 1896, t contracted a bad cold which willed on my lungs and was neglected until I feared that consumption bad appeared in an incipient state. I was constantly coughing and trying to expel something which I could not. I became alarmed and after giving tbe local doctor a trial bought a bottle of Chamberlain'sCnugh Remedy and tbe result waa Immediate ImprovemeD and after I had used three bottled my lungs were restored to their healthy state. R. S. Edwards, Publisher of The Review, Wyant, III. For tale by. W. L. DeLano. Public School Holiday. The Eugene public school t will have a bollila. ni Thursday aud Friday of this week, giving Instructors and students a short rest preparatory to taking up the spring work of the year. Red Cross Meeting. There will he a meeting of th Rep i;ross society, Thursday, April 5, at JaO p in, at the residence of Mrs. A. Yerington. By order of the president. Thgresb Friendly, Cor. Sec. Died at Yaquina Tuesday's Al bany Herald: "O. C. Coffin, an em ploye In the car shops of the C. & E. at Yaquina, died there Sunday, of pneu monia and spinal menengitls, and his liody was brought In a speolal train to Toledo yesterday afternoon lor burial. A nine year-old sou died only a few days ago. He leaves a wife, whn has tbe sincere symp.ttby of many. Mr. Cofflu was born In Eugene aud lived bore a number of years. Telephone Cards. M S Hubble, the drayman, has issued some cards listing the local telephone service, arranged very couyeuiently and carry lug bis ad. Any telephone sUDScrlber who baa not reoeived one of these cards oan secure one by notifying Mr. Hub ble. Rev. W. E. Hltzer, W.Caton, N. Y., writes, "I bad dyspepsia over twenty years, .and tried doctors and medicines without benefit. X wss persuaded to use Kodol Dyspepsia ,Cure and it help. ed me from tbe start, I believe it to be a psnaoea for all forms of indigestion." It digests wbat you eat. Vincent A Co , Corner Drug Btore. Paints ' W toc,k U o""Plt and w ssU tbe ItMt for hut money. Peters' Store, Ninth Street. Serious Albany Herald, April i. H a MnKlnlry.nwellkiiiiwu limber localor, was arrested in this elty Hun day night b, Marshal routes uimiii a mes-mse from the U ri marshal H Furl land. Mr McKmley hua boeu vugagid as a tiiuhtr localor in the Cancade range for some lime paa', aud bat located many claims and tini-er seek ers. US llamhal Hou.-ter came up from Forllaud ye-lerday aud look the defendan' in charge. A trial was had before United State Ommulrsiouer L H Montauye iu tills city and tbe deteodaut was held under $400 bond for his apfiearance, which was fur nisned by riepoeitiug the een-h with lb" couiinis-l' 1 er. Tbe particular charge against McKlnley is the mibornatlou of perjury iu procuring ono man by tbe mime of Whitney and another by the name or Drinkard to make aftl davits as locators for a traut of lund in the mountains up tbe Calapocia, and the land was to he deedi-d to him as soon as a patent Is seourert. It Is said MoKinley is simply repreaeniiug east ern investors and is only their agent in the matter. McKinles 's versimi of the maitT in that it is the Northern Paciflu railroad trying 10 :.,.u liiin. That he is locating uailies on some good land which tbey want to grab. Today a Salem Stateimao. MoKinley Is a former balem boy but of receut years ha- been In the employ ol a syndicate of timber laud locators of Wiscons n. He bas spent several months in the slate making his head' quartern in this city at the Willamette aud iraveliug up aud dowo the valley as his nusiuess made it peceesary. In connection with his work. Aic- Kiuley had iu bis employ a number of young men of ibis city aud It is feared if the ohurges against hhu are substan tiated It may place liU colleagues In rather einliurrpssiiig pojiiluus. In behalf nf these young men, It is to be hoped that Mr, McKlnley bas been engaged in honorable work and that he umy be ahle to satisfactorily cot vince I lie government autlio'ltl jb of the untruti fulness ol the charges. At the Parker. I he mistakes aud coiupliea'iors In 'Have Vou S-eu Smith'' ami III.) mcessary clearing up ot the iny-ierka, wiisiMied Willi merriment aud mu ic i.f lale design and ornamented villi rucelul terp.-lcrjnreaii eltorta will soon amuse our theatiegoeis Tiioh who enjoy fuu of the better kiud bavrf a ireat In store. The play Is eel fort li by tlie author to he a means of affording Hniusenient of the loyful kind lor two hour- aud a hulf. A still further ad al parker olaiui that a plot und coherent story accompanies tbe play Is also advanced from the same quarter. Such a possi bility In connection with farce ooinedy has been hinted at before, but by the time the . performance is rtaohed the plot vanishes into thin air. ''Have You Seen Smith" is said to contain ihe usual Lumber of comedy characters, there la the old man, afllueut and well to do, who bas a wile and a marriages ble daughter. It is the fancy of the wile that tbe daughter shall give ber hand to a follower iu the wake of Waguer.liiilthe daughter Iovbh a band some military nun, who manages to be on baud. The Wagnerito bas peculiar fads and fancies, but he is not alone In that line, and therein lies Ihe whole trouble. The mother of the daughter who is affianced to the teu tonlo Wagnerlte bas fads and fanoles also aud it is tbe complications arising ul me exploiting or these that af- lords the amusement. Of course there area rou ud dozen ol other characters wbo mingle and help things along. It . ui.uuni as me most novel and unique farce oomedy produced In a de- caae. Thursday night. Seats now on sale. Robbed the Grave. A 1 tartling Incident, nf which Mr. John Oliver, or Philadelphia, was the subject, Is narrated of him as follows: 'I was In a most dreadful condition My skin w.s almost yellow, eyes ..rC, ,ullgue coaiea, pain contin ually iu back BDd sides, noappetlte gradually growing weaker day by day. jj.ijrsiuiaus nan given me up Fortunately, a friend advised trying Eltotrio Bitters; and to my great Joy and surprise, the first bottle made a decided Improvement. I continued their use for three weeks, and am now a well man. I know life j etwvcu my and Mi ned the grave of another victim.'' No one should fall to try them. Only 60o, guar.uleed.at Linn's drugstore. Programme. To be rendered church. Ortn solo at tbe Christian Llllltn McElroT. "ThVankeinLo. itr. Moore. ........"The GinferBrsad Uan' olen Koie. krhlhig litcluilon.., , onurutu, I RoHlug I "s""Slnj la ths Onps'viu" ; "" I feeling. .ic, VOX. llth Li,lr, ..'Th,CM10Ith,UqlI(t , Mr. Purm, I H a line 'i,V'"..' "O. Com 10 sic Mlnlomn ind Mr Ret,i. Tea K"NO AWH-tt.,1 sre ""'" mmo he warehou In th. He Is Charged With a Offeuse. Our irni'ilon 1,,!.. 1. arrived. Wo have a (im,(.;H lino of just what you lL,,' Shovels, Spades Rakes and Hoe's. We also have a box of D. M. Ferries choice seetls. Ana Wln'ln ..:e.. 1 just give her a few dollar-nnVJ her down to us for sqiho 1 1 thit WALL PAPER. Thi: him lr vii nr. Btrw-L- Kf ..." "0 I'" -v" -.vi 11 u y-j. so that people wonder 1 do it. It all early and get your choice of 400 fi? patterns. w nae wm Can our Canned Goods be Beat Wewould like to see some onewbo oau-dld'y state by whom, in either price or quslity. I'hey are oan. ed by the best canneis in this country and Enrobe, and If you can find a can oleoru or iouja'oesforl2 that can equal ours in high quali y, freshness and flavor yin oan take a can home with ynu free. J. I). GREEfll & SON-Teleph Kodaks! This is a fao simile f the famous VIVE with maga.ine, plate holders and bull) at tachment. For sale hU DRUG GO. To the Bicyclist. A good bicycle $10. Fine Ku-K uck Bicycles, Huer Barker bicycles. One iuipeiiHl bicycle $0 60. All kinds of bicycle mndrlcB at low priues, alto all Kinds or bicycle repairing. Don't pay list prices for bicycles, as everybody is cutting the prices from $0 to J10. We will meet tbe cut and then we will do better tbsn anyone. Before you buy can on us. We will save you money Remember tbe place. Barker Uun Works, Ninth Street. Populist Gilstrap. 8alom Journal. cuuor unstrap who ran a populist luer uuiu recently, bas the following to say of oertalu Americans in his now republican paper at Eugene, and 1 certain Engllsh-Amerioan: ..Car.t.?r. Oatch, Hewitt and Brown Lm ieal". reC8iv complimentary mention In the congressional o uven- ..uutuier wnicn tbe session will ko now, 1 trt 1 . i 1 ri. 1, m na renominate lougue. Piano Lessons. W GlUord Nash. Voloe culture, Miss Marguerite Hansen, For terms, apply to muaio rooms in Dormitory. 44 The Laborer is Worth? of His Hire." But a wage-earner can get more for his personal ser vices tftn strong and vigorous health. The blood is the fife-giving and strength-making part of the system. If it is p::re, all is -well; if not, it should be purified ivith Hood's Sarsaparilla, which makes the weak strong. Can Eat - " Ws tired out, hd no tppetile unlit I took HoodU StrsxptrSU. h buHt me right up And I an tat heart. "7y." BU 34. Hagtr, At hot. Mass. J00JJ1 PUl.ur, lrtr ln. th, 0.ln ,d .onl elhrac to U. with HooJ;rgrr,rTni: The Enjoyment of Spring can be Indulged In to the utmost when ?h!L ?.VV good hlycle 10 lakeou in.?h 'jDe ."nd field where 'be country offers iu greatest attracllons. hlnl? ?T thinking of buying . new .&le,'?f'now ?ou re ""w "P"b stock of CRESCENTS and the Induce- "hem PrlCeS lb"' ' h" " ,,la"'a " Say e Belli DR it now wa on Koes at coRt r. " mm 1 Is vnur breath bad? best friends turn their te&4 A hart hreath meiDS I tM Ayer's Pills are liver pilh-frj constipation, oiuousDcn Vant your niouiUche taS BUCKINGHAM'S OYEM Teacher's Examim Notice is hereby triven IW! lar teacher's exainim naners. will be held sills! nommencii'.g at 0 o'clock 'M n.riav. Anrll 11th, Wn Ing until 4 o'clock pm.' 13lh, 19il0. Pupils from thepotilie " desire, may Use is examination t uml place. . i.io antii flaTw - School Supt.LaneConntl,1 lialm Wood ff ...... ami We want u porenw J i,ai. ,,!. For furtba apply ai mu """ j,ji Prune Trees for One huinlrwl 6l ' Italisn yesrling p"e " Ii the -.t (il'AHD oiuw Ali the l.i! Platino'J'l1" Ilriiiniite At ,,rnxf" '.. i). .TaM.- pal.nus. , , ,.nl 1 ai.y fin aretM" OloUllls. fin one No. 25, if!! . ,r3 S. II. FRIENDLY. Bears th blguatore of w .Mtftfta aVititiii ear mine oid Peters brick huiiHin wnirh will also follow In . j "' FL Chambers ugs act I.oai.'g home.