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Daily Eugene Guard
SATURDAY
- APRIL 21
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
FOR BALE AT
Julius Goldsmith's
i, No. Main i
BREVITIES.
Cyclone Davis' day.
Dr Lowe, optician, with J 3 Luckey.
Go to the Armory next Tuesday
Bight.
Bicycle tires (4.00 a pair, at C. C.
Matlock's.
Buy good guoa cheap at Barker Gun
Works.
Several tlruhermen arrived from the
JCtut todiy.
Mrs. J. W. White In very sick with
pneumonia.
Sunday dinner at Chicago Bakery
tomorrow, 26 cents.
Look out lor the Ked 4 runs benefit
Tuesday, April 24.
The olmids and sunshine divide time
pretty evenly now.
Have your roeaxure taken for a
summer suit at 8 H Friendly.
Scliloss Bros & Co olotblnx to order.
Bee the samples at 8 4 Frlendlys.
Bunday dinner at Chicago Bakery
tomorrow, 25 cents.
Garden need In bulk fresh,
F L Chambers.
Bicycle lepalnng. All work guar
anteed. C. '. Matlock.
M O Warner tunes pianos and
organs. Repairing and pollshlug,
0 Marx has plaoed new and artistic
chandillera' fur electric lights In his
barber shop,
Fir wood $2.60 delivered.
Maple wood $8.25 delivered,
F. L. ClIAMIlKRfl.
Scliloss Bros & Co's clothing "made
to measure" at 8 H Frleudlve.
Wolf Banders Is having two cottages
created on his property at the onrner
of Tenth and Olive streets.
J B Ray Is reported very much
Improved today aud strong hopes are
en tort 'lined for bis recovery.
. Rambler blnyoles $40 aud $36. Ideals
$30 aud $26.
COM 4TLOCK.
Eggs for Hatching Pure-bred Plym
outh Book egKS for hatohlng, $1 per
setting of IB. J O Watts, Kugeue, Or,
Jacksonville Times: H. Btaehler, of
Boutb America, and J. B, Khlnehart
arriyed from Ban Franolaco a few days
ago and are' inspecilng the principal
mining properties of Boutheru Oregon
In the interest of capitalists.
Ride a RAMBLER filled with
COASTER-BRAKE, the only success
ful COASTER AND BRAKE ou the
market, aud one that will do all that is
' olalmed for it. Every Brake guar
anteed. Call and see tbi-ui aud be eon'
vlnoed. C U Mat'.nck
Laugh that's what you'll do If jou
go to hear Governor Taylor mid the
world laughs with you. Ween and
you will tnuohed with Governor
Taylor's pathoi. N) Southerner of
today can play ou the heart strings of
the people as can Governor Bob
Taylor.
We do all kinds of blcyole repairing
and guaranUe all work.
O O Matlock.
Rev. W. E. Bltcer, W.Caton, fj. Y,
writes, "I bad dyspepsia over twenty
years, and tried doctors and medicines
without benefit. 1 was persuaded to
use Kodol Dyspepsia (Cure and 11 help.
ed me from the start. I believe it t be
a panacea lor all forms of Indigestion."
Jt digests what you eat. Vluoent
Co , Comer Drug Btore.
Junction Times: Hon K H Skip
worth, candidate for representative on
the oltlxen'a ticket, was billed for an
address lu this city Tuesday evening
The date bad not been properlly
advertised and as the audience
promised to be quite small the speak
ing was postponed for two weeks.
i .In almost every neighborhood there
Is some one whose life has been saved
by Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, or who has been
cured of chronic diarrhoea by the use
of that medlclue. Buoh persons make
a point of telling of It whenever oppor
t unity offers, Hoping that It may be
the means of saving other lives. For
sale by W. L. DeLano.
The old-time field school was por
I rayed In recitation and song. He
Illustrated the style of the exhibition
III ven by oouutry schools in those
limes. The qulltiug party with lis
attendant dance aud candy-pulling.
was made the base for many songs and
I in personations. The re
mainder of the evening was taken up
with the negro parodies on popular
songs and stories from politics. Los
Angeles Tlmoa, April 6, 1800.
Frenoh Tausy Waters, me world'
famous remedy for Irregular and pain
ful periods of ladles; are never falling
and aafe. Married ladles' friend
Frenoh Tausy Wafers are the only re
liable female remedy in the world; Im
ported from Paris; lake nothing else,
lint Insist on genuine; In red wrapper,
with crown irado mark. La Kranc
Drug Company, Importers, Sua Turk Hi,
rUu Franolsoo. For sale by all diur
glsis, or sent In plain wrapper dim i
pa receipt of $i
PIPE 0RGAX RECITAL.
Edgar E. Conrsen in Eugene
Monday, April 30.
The carpenters who were making the
necessary changes iu the Methodist
churoh for the accommodation of the
pipe organ have finished their work
The organ men have yet to make
satisfactory motor connections for
blowing. When these connections
have been made the organ will be
turned over to the organ committee of
the church for their acceptance.
There seems to be little doubt tbat it
will be aooepted, and arrangements
have been made at a very large
expense to secure Professor Edgar E
Coursen, ot Portland, to give the
opening recital on the new organ. It
has been after muob correspondence in
regard to the dates that Professor
Coursen consented to come. A mem
ber of the committee stated that during
the next 14 days Mr Coursen bad
engaeements tbat would keep him In
Portland, and tbat it seemed for a
lime that the plan would have to be
abandoned. Several other organists
were suggested, but Mr Couraen's
name was Identified with highest
excellence In music, and it seemed
more advisable to accommodate the
date of the oonoert to Mr Coursen
than to secure some other organist
who bad plenty of vacant dates. The
commutes desires that the people of
Eugene shall bear the organ for the
first time under the skillful manipula
tion of an artist.
The only date upon which Mr
Coursen could come seemed to be
Monday, April SO, and the oonoert
will be given on that date.
Preliminary testa of the organ Indi
cate tbat It is an Instrument of great
power and rare sweetness. ' Several
loose windows bave been detected by
the heavy tones . of the pedal organ
wbiob rattled them In no uncertain
fashion. These windows will be made
to fit In tbelr frames before April 30.
The organ contains about 600 pipes
and presents a most artlstlo appear
ance, there being nothing loud or
glaring about the coloring. The case
Is of antique oak finish and is taste
fully oarved and deoorated.
Special arrangements will be made
for tbe comfortable seating of the
audience. In spite of the great
expense of the concert, only a nominal
admission fee of 60 cents will be
charged, and children under 12 years
of age will be admitted tor 26 cents.
Tbe complete program will be pub
lished later.
A Commercial Club
Eugene will evidently be tbe last of
the valley towns to organize a com
mercial club, and It la to be hoped that
It will not be too far behind. Albany,
according to tbe papers of tbat olty, 1b
assured the establishment of euoh a
olub and It will prove a great benefit.
Salem has the Illlhee olub, without
which the business and professional
men of that city would feel lost. Of
I lie other towns of the state, Astoria,
The Dalles, Pendleton, Baker City,
LaGraude all have suoh organizations
while Portland is full of them. Eugene
Is tbe ouly town of progressive propor
Ions without this adjunot of rest and
ouvenlence.
AFrKK $ $ $. Today's Albany
Herald: Dr T W Hurr'n, of Eugene,
chairman of the reputilio'in congreKS
lonal committee of 1 lie first district, Is
in the ally, having come up from
.Salem last night In company with the
teoretary of the committee C B Winn,
ot this olty.
If you want up-to-date bioyole sun
dries call on
C C Matlock.
Junotton held a teacher's Institute
today. Biate Superintendent Aoker
man and County Superintendent
Miller are present.
To close out my U of O roovenlr
Cblua, I am ottering it at Just one
third of the regular prloe, and with
each piece will give a lloket entitling
the purchaser to a chance to draw a
half dozen souvenir plates.
J O Watts.
I want to lot the people who suffer
from rheumatism and sciatica know
that Cbamberlaln'i Pain Balm relieved
me after a number of other niedlolnes
and a doctor bad failed. It Is the best
liniment I bave ever known of. J A
Dodgen, Alpharetta, Ga. Thousands
have been cured of rheumatism by this
remedy. One application relieve the
pain. For sale bv W 1i DeLano.
Wo nro now
receiving daily our
Spring and
Summer Goods
And hkvv to olTor Ton
Ihe Urgvat stock of
Shirts,
Shirt waists
and Hats
vr bmgM to thti market,
fcnil at (H-ioei to suit you.
Our .took of HHOK8 Sa .m.
p)t atrtl prion ar rltfht. Cohm
and m the laryMt tock of rhxU
la th vail?.
AX BILLY.
Hi
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MSJOKSL.
Wile Owen is In Eugene.
Dick Poiii is iu Eugene today.
Atttorney KisKeuger ia hack from
Vancouver, Wasb.
Kev Przybylski went m Cottage
Grove this afternoon.
Harry Bristow, of Cottage Grove,
was in Eugene today.
Miss Gertrude O'Krlen left for her
home In Albany today.
Judge Potter and Commissioner
Bailey are home from Roseburg. S2S
Uncle Johnny Diamond, of Coburir,
gave this office a peasant call today.
Marry M Mlllloro, of Junction, the
popular nominee for clerk 00 tbe cit
izens ticket is In Eugene.
Mrs. J. M. Btaley and Miss Belle
Brown arrived home yesterday from a
visit to California, spending most of
tbe winter at Pasadena.
Hon. R. M. Veatoh, of Cottage
Grove, Citizens' nominee for state
senator, was in Eugene today. He
reports prospects flattering.
Corvallis Times: Miss Lanra Miller
Is in town, the iiuest of Mr and Mrs
E R Bryson. Bh; Is paying a farewell
visit to Corvallis friends, before her
departure, in a short time for China.
Bbe is the daughter of H B Miller,
recently appointed consul to Chut g
King.
Electricity and Life.
It has been demonstrated that an
animal killed by electricity may be
brought to lite. An ordinary current
does not produce instant death, and if
it were possible to bave in readiness
Suitable apparatus consciousness could
be restored by the Infusion of derl urin
ated blood. In a like manner, Hok
tetter's Stomach Bittern, the well
known tonic, infuses lire Into debilitat
ed bodies, by revitalizing nl purify
ing the blond. Tbia -wonderful
medicine permeates and distributes
nutritive material to every pnrt of the
body. If its quality or circulation is
deranged, trouble f iIIowh. Constipa
tion, dyspepsia, liver and kidney
disorders all spring fr.uu a weak
condition of the digestive orens,
whli'h affects the blood, and tlrou;h
It I hu entire body. The Bittern enr-n
all Minli disorder and im an ex 0 j i 11 '
spring tonic.
Hotel Arrivals.
EUCIENE.
. Chas Holcomb, Portland
W ATeustch, Portland
J U Llndsey, Portland
Walter Jaokoou, Portland
J H Davis, Texas
L 0 MoCoy, Salem
W W Cochran, Coltuge Grove
Harry Johnson, Bohemia.
W W Cochran, Cottage Grove
Harvy Johnson, Bohemia
J L Clark, Springfield
J Morin, Michigan
L Boring. Meadows
H E Coleman
HOFFMAN HOUSE.
J (J Friendly, Portland
J M Cook, Ju'iotlnn
JEGernold, Portland,
G L Hustou, Gold rilll
P Jacobsen, 8 F -FC
Kelly, SF
Frank E Sanders, 8 F
Osoar Stover, Junction.
Frank Moorbead, JunotVun
A C YoumanB, 8 K
C U Bertram, 8 F
D ive Aokerimn, 8 F
Notice.'
Parties wishing ice fur Sm.da'r mutt
have their orders In by Saturday, so as
t have deliveries on lime.
J. Pi roi.
A Laugh Audikncb. Hd.i E It
Bklpworth spoke oue and one-half
hours to a large audience at Sigiuuw
last night on the political issues of the
day. He was v. II and enthusiastic
ally received. Mr, a. came Ik me ou
tbe early morning train.
Masque Party. The ladle a of the
HAL will give a maque party to the
members and their Invited guettg next
Monday evening at Fran k's Ha ll.
Our North Window
Is full of the latest novelties
in Ladies Belts and Purses.
Our Soul
window
Displays an elegant line
Men's Bicycle Suits-
Our Store
Is stocked
things for
same.
SJ
MAYOR HARRIS.
He . Is Out Trying to
Tongue Funds
Raise
Salem, Aprl, tfl.-Dr. T. W. Harris,
of Eugene, chairman of the central
ootnmittee of the First Congressional
district, aceooipanltd by Census
Supervisor C. B. Winn, was in Salem
today, soliciting subscriptions to the
Congressional campaign fund. Owing
to the fact that the Salem Statesman,
ellted by Tongue's campaign manager
of two years ago, is figlitlug the repub
lican candidate for county olerk, Dr.
Harris did not receive much encourage
ment here. W. W, Hall served the
county one term as clerk, and fulfilled
his duties so well that he was renomi
nated without opposltiou and with a
tremendous storm of applause. It is
Bsld that if the matter had been left to
a vote in 1 be democratic convention,
Hull's n imlnatlon would bave been
indorsed by that body. Nevertheless,
the Statesman has been carrying on a
bitter fight against flail's election.
Leading republicans here declare
themselves plainly to the effect that
unless Tongue's friends will support
the republican ticket, tbey will
neither contribute to the campaign
fund nor vote for Tonguejat the polls.
Borne made themselves understood on
this polut today when asked by Dr.
Harris for assistance.
Church Services.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
No services on occouut of refurnish
ing tbe church.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Bunday school 10 a m. Morning
Draver and sermon at 11. Jundior
Endeavor 8 pm. Y P 8 C E 6:3
Evening prayer and sermon, 7:30.
D E Loveriuqe, Rector.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Class meeting at 10 a ui. Preaching
by the pastor at 10:30 am aud 7:30 p m
Sunday school at 12 noon. Junior
Leage at 4:16. Epworth League at
6:16. Prayer-meeting Thursday at
7:30 pm.
W B Hollingshead, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Morning ermon, 'Ttie Higher
Life;" evening sermou, "Divorce."
Sunday School 0:45, Junior aud
Intermediate OE 3; YPS C E 6:15
Midweek service Thursday 7:30. The
public cordially Invited.
Morton L. Ruse, Pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Sunday school 10 a m. Morning
worship 11 a m, subject for discourse:
'Our Father in Heaven." Address to
young men 3:30. B Y P U 0:30,
Evening worship 7:30; subject:
"Rejected by the Builders.
The publlo invited to meet with us
in all these services.
0. Calvert Smoot, PaBtor.
c P CHURCH.
As the pastor is confined to his room
with la grippe, Rev Mr Wilson, United
Presbyterian minister, will occupy his
pulpit at botb the 11 and 7:30 o'clock
services. Bunday school 10 a m, Y P
8 0 E, fi:80 p in. The paUoral Installa
tion will be on the first Bunday in
May. Bermou at 11 by Bev B
rotten. Charge to congregation by
Bev W V MrGee, and to pastor by
Rev O B Wooley at 7:30. Welcome
to all.
U1ZZYI" men vour liver Isn't
acting well. You suffer from bilious
ness. Constitution. Avrr'a PHI.
directly on the liver. For 60 years
tne standard Family Pill. Small
doses cure. 25c. All drueeists.
Want your mniisuclie or beard a buuUIul
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE M;
10
era
of
with all the new
Spring wear, and
your inspection of
FRIENDLY.
SOCIAL.
MR". V. C. HALK ENTERTAINS.
Mrs. W. C Hale entertained yester
day afternoon at her home 011 e 1
Sixth street, and the event waa one of
much pleasure to those ladies attend
ant. Mrs. 0. W. Lowe ami Mrs. W.
L. DeLano assisted the hostess. I
tbe guessing game provided for enter
taimueut. Mrs. Murray received first
honors aud Mrs. Hall s.coiid. Light
refreshments were served Thost
present were: Meadames W L DeLaun,
H N Coekerline, A T Cockerllue, D B
Murray, F L Washburn, C W Lowe,
E O Potter, Mtnuie Washburne, Frank
Strong, Mary Strong, C E Loomls, F
G Young, Pickard, Geo Lllley,
Minnie Buckuian, Arthur Laomnau,
O D Combs. M L York, Geo T Hall,
sr. L UlbDs. Itay uetiano, u iu
Loveridge, J M Shelley, Ellen Huh, J
Goldsmith, W L Cheshire. J BCIelaud,
MoC'oruack: Misea Mabel Craw,
Mary McCornuck.
EVENING OF ENTERTAINMENT
The ladies 01 the G A Rgaveau
entertainment last evening , at their
hail, consisting of a program and
refreshments. TheefFir asuccets
socially and financially. The program
follows: Hong, America," audience.
High School Minstrels in minstrelsy.
Dialogue, "A Slight Misunderstand
ing," Grace Battee and Emma Travis.
Organ solo, MissNellleSmltb. Recita
tion, Katie Long. Solo, Miss Daia.v
Gilbert. Dialogue, "TheTra.io Tomoi
row," Chas Austin and Ed Couslgny
Recitation, "Death Doomed," Nelllo
Whlteaker.
FORTNIGHTLY CLUB.
The club met in Frank's ball (his
afternoon, a good attendance being
present. Tbe following papers were
read:
Political
Alexander Hamilton, Federalist
Patriok Henry, anti-Federalist
Mrs. Lowe
Thomas Jefferson,
Mrs. Robinson
Origin and Influence of tbe Press,
Mrs. Campbell
ORDER EASTERN STAR.
Evangeline Chapter, Order Eastern
Star, had a session last evening which
was very enjiyanle. At the close nl
the regular iiiltiutnry work, an hour or
so was devoted to social amusement
aud progressive gumes. Mrs L S
Login aud Mrs Gen T Hall were
winners of prizes. Tbe lunclieou
served duriuu the evening was worthy
the reputation of this order in tb
line.
Blue Eiver Mines.-Brownsville
Times: "W. E. Warner haB returned
Irom tbe Blue River mines, where lie
I has been looking after his olaim. tie
gives good reports of the mines and
thiukB tbe district has a bright future
before it. Those who own mines there,
and many prospectors, are now going
into the district and a busy season is
the general verdict. A Portland
oompany Is putting a small mill on
their claims. It Is a new patent aud
its ability to separate the gold from the
quartz is oreating considerable Inter
est."
Piano lessons. W Gitlord Nasb,
Voice culture, Miss Marguerite Hansen
or terms, apply to muslo rooms In
Dormitory.
Esssy to Take
Easy i $pes&ie
Because purely vesctablo-yet thor
ough prompt, neaittitul, satisfactory
Hood's Pffls
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Estate of Mary F. Baker, doceastd, Lane
Notioe is hereby given thatD. It. Hill,
n j j v esiaie ot Mary F
v ., umimu, oasniea nis&nal acoonnt
uiiiiirr ui hbiq estate, in (lie oonntj
court of Lane county, Oregon, and Mon
day, instill day of June, 1900, at the hour
....-mm meaiiernoon of that dav
i 1 i- .1 3 "ur. lor ins neai
,Zri 'l,ura 10 aid account, and
tbe UdbI settlement of said estate.
for
i;aiea in is tilsl day of April
lOOO.
D,
B. Hru..
t r . Adminiatrator.
L. Bimko, Atty. for said tatnte.
Day & Hsnilersnn. Ilnrtnrtavor..
Embalmers. Cop. Wi!. and 7th sh.
All the lnle nrnnpiwna mini. nn i-i
Plstlnoiype, 'Bas Reiie.; aRoyai
Bromide we are able tni iwni.k .71
patrons. . v
Celeron Panels
Read thisp will
Saye you money
Men's socks, per pair
shin wai.7,..::: 6cto(.";
4io
Dewey cofTte In
8tar tobacco.... '9 b
Breakf..i 1... 4o
12c lb
Bran .
Mixed feed ".
Shorts "" ft'ioeck
Ocsck
Mixed Paints , . ,
c"lse
" oth.rOood. at ttmt Hit,,,
Peters Store.
Cut
Wails
GRIFFIN
HARDWARE c
iiSf
cop.bioht r
Telephone No.
25.
Gameras.
Photographic supplies.
Free dark room.
MM DRUG GO.
"Lest We Forget"
Yerington's PhenoQuinine
Is a upecilic for Cold in the Heart. T.a Grippe, Heartache, and
ah other eimilar complaints. SATISFACTION Oil MONEY BACK.
1 reparud and sold ouly at
Yerington's 9tb Street Drug Sta
. EUGENE, OREGON.
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Lewis AckeriniiD, (3oshev, Ind.,
say., 'DeWitt's Little Early Klsern
always hrlug certain relief, cure my
headache and never piijie." Thej
Kenera ly cleanse and invigorate the
liowela nnd liver.
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and bacon.
J. D. GHEEJJ
Your attention is id
called to the fact III
Liberty ail
Garments U
fit the form w :
tvrannic poWs
body cries outM
nint.hins ahonldbtf
enough to affori3
of action, yeU
andhanesw-!
garments do tpJ
tliey are aw;
rsct in shape
Thev are aru''
signed and girej
of narefulworklfl
tailors. E"JP
is fully gua,
hv nnrselvesw'
AdloriSomiM
HeadquarteJ
linns; " " ...
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