Daily Eugene guard., April 25, 1900, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
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All Popular
Brands of
AI'R1L25
CIGARS
FOR BALK AT
Julius Goldsmith's
GUARD Telephone, Ho Main 191.
Dr Lowe, optician, with J 8 Luckey.
Bloyole tires J54.00 pair, at O.O.
Matlock's.
Buy good guuB cheap at Barker Gun
Works.
Tents, awnings and shades in endless
variety at B D Palne's.
Have your measure taken for a
summer suit at 8 H Friendlys.
Benator Quay wan rnfusfrt a (Hit in
the senate liy onn ioojuw
Ganlen soe.l lu tuili. -Iirsh.
I. Cb mil . rs.
Decide now lo I ear tl.e t lnhanian
leolurer May 8nrl 4, si ' I' itlnri b.
Bcliloss Briw 4 '' t "thli.if lo order.
Bee the sampled at 8 H Frierdlys.
Bliyole rea!rliig. ill work guar
anteed. t Matlock.
M O Wvrner tunes planus and
organs, Hi-pairing and iiollshlng,
It lias hiio ed, hailed and rained In
Eugene, today, and still sunshine baa
predominated.
Oall at i he store of B D Paine and
Inspect the finest lino of liitmuocks
over uroUKUt to Euuene.
"Gam," the lecturer, wamn Cumber
land University nine yen re. Hear 111 in
stCP cliurch May 3 and 4.
All the baritone anil tenor solos of
Bt 1'aul will be heard at the pipe organ
concert next Mnnriny night.
Kir wood $2 f Vllvrrt'd.
Maple wood $3.26 delivered.
F. L. Chambers.
Sell loss Bros & Go's clothing "made
to measure" at B H Frlendlvn.
Rambler blnycles $40 and $35. Ideals
$30 and $?6.
COM 4TLOCK.
Gam's two famous leotureson "Man
ners and Customs In China," and
"When I was a Boy in China." At
C P ohuroh, May 8 and 4.
If you want up-to-date blcyole sun
dries call on
V O Matlock.
Mrs. C. J. Essen, a Divinity Bohool
student, Is In receipt of the uewB of the
death of bor brother, Leonard E.
GUlam, of Waco, Neb., aged 20 years.
You may not get to go lo Salem to
hear the oratorios, but you cao hear all
the baritone and tenor solos of Bt Paul
at the pipe organ concert Monday
night.
0 D Combs has a boautlful songbird
at bis place of business, which Is quite
etrangor In this onuntry. It I' a Java
sparrow, white as snow, exwiit I be
beak, whloh flesh pink.
Hide a BAMBLEK fitted with
t'OABTER-BRAKE, the only success
ful COASTER AND BRAKE ou the
market, and one that will do all that la
claimed for it. Every Brake guar
anteed. Call and see them and tie con.'
vlnoed. . C C Mat'.ook,
We do all kinds of blcyole repairing
and guarantee all work .
0 0 Matlock.
Rev. W. E. Bltaer, W.Catun, N. Y.
writes, "I bad dyspepsia over twenty
years, and tried doolors and uedlolnes
without benefit. X was persuaded to
use Kodol Dyspepsia ICure and it help
ed me from the start, I believe it t i be
a panacea for all forms ot indigestion."
It digests what you eat. Vincent &
Co., Comer Drug Store.
Bumpter American: Editor Shutt,
lie of the Granite Gem, succeeded In
having himself elected alderman at
the election last Monday la Granite.
Bhuttonly reached that town a few
weeks ago, but his nieteorio career
there lain keeping with his past record
of having established 16 paper lo as
many years.
m
vou Blessed with
these eruption on
your rice r uoyou
, use tne iocs or
letting every one
know vour blood Is
IniDure and vour
vitality lowP Tht vou
are wesk snd languid?
J'hy allow this noltonous
natter to force itself out in
sanaparilia
tike wiy ill these disfigurements
by taking awiy all Impurities from
the blood.
For 60 yesrs It hss been nuking
the skin clesr for countless thou
sands of persons.
II .N km to. All iranlm.
" I had a jrrt man; bunch.! coma rn
on toy head snd a breaking out nil oivr
my body. I tried bianv rrmrUIre, btit
they did me no rood. Then I thought of
Ayer's ftaraaiaullla. IWfora 1 hail Uken
half a bottle the bunches ami rub were,
guns and 1 tel' tlae a new man."
at. A. Will,
Key. IT, MM. IKatley Cntk, IX
Writ th rieefee If yen hate any eom.
Slalnt whatever, write ti. all about It. yea
Ui rerelva the beat mentcal ail rice free.
Addraae. Vs. 1. 0. ATEJt, LeweU. Maai.
aVJXAre
VI S !-N. J
Ps. its
HIV
PERSON!..
J. O. Goodale, Jr., returned toBalem
this afternoon.
G W Grlflln arrived home from
Salem this afternoon.
Dr. C. W. Barr, of Lehauon, spent
last nlgbt lu Eugene.
D. R. Van Bklke has removed from
Llewellyn to this city.
J. P. Jones, the B P R R traveling
agent, was In Eugene today.
B G Magoon, of Portland, represent
ing the Wiley B Allen Company, Is Id
the city.
J, M. Woodruff, of Balem, state
manager of the Chicago Portrait Com
pany, Is In the city.
Miss Clara Pengra, wno has been
teaching school at Athena, arrived
borne this afternoon.
Mrs. Mary E. Mueller weDt to
Milwaukle, Or., today to visit her sod,
John Mueller and family.
Hon. F. A. Falkenberg, head con
sul of the Woodmen of the World,
speaks in Portland tonight.
Lon More, who was one of the crew
of the steamer Eugene, arrived np
from Portland this afternoon.
Dr W T Williamson, of Balem, head
physlolan at the Oregon Hospital for
the Insane, Is visiting In this olty.
Mrs. Thomas Condon arrived home
from Salem this afternoon. Bbe has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. R. 8.
Bean.
N. L. Oorneltus and bride arrived
home from Portland this afternoon.
After visiting in Lane county for some
time they will go to Montana to reside.
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Reed, of
Washington, D C, sister and brother-in-law
of Mrs. L. H. Patterson, are
visiting at the borne of the latter In
this olty.
LE Bean of Eugene and Joseph
Fellman of Florence, came down from
Blue River last night. They have
been prospeotlng for two weeks and
are well uleased with the outlook,
Ashland Tidings: W W Hevener
arrived in the olty from Baglnaw,
uane county, where he has charge of
interests for the Booth-Kelly Co. He
'eturnsln a day or two and, It i8
rumored, not alone.
R. B. Bherldan, chairman, passed
through here this afternoon for Port
land, where be will open np state
demooratlo headquarters. He 1
encouraged over the outlook In the
state.
Gov Bob Taylor, of Tennessee,
passed through here on today's train.
Dr 0 W Lowe met him at the train,
Gov Taylor Is suffering from a sore
throat hence did not stop here to fill
his appointment tonight.
O O McOlellan, the hop man, of
Balem, arrived up today and will visit
here for a short time. Mr Model lan
will leave for Dawson City, N W T, In
a short time to take a position in a
mining company of whloh his brother
Is the principal owner aud manager.
Danger of Ocean Wrecks
It is stated that the Atlantic Ocean
isontalus many wrecked vessels whloh
drift hither and thither, and a their
positions change with the winds and
. ides they are a constant menace to
cean traffic. Because of the great
xpeose they are not destroyed until
hey have iuillcted actual damage,
How like this Is the aotlnn of many
liersous, who wait until they are 111
before treating sunh dangerous syrup.
ioiub as ludigestion, dyspepsia,
'oustlpalion, liver or kidney troubles.
Don't allow them to menace ynur
health. Hosteller's Htomaoh Bitters
will dear the stem nf all Impurities,
making the blood iloh and the nerves
avrong. n oures all sroinauli disorders
and Is an uuenualled sprlnir medicine.
Hoe that a private revenue stamp
covers me ner.K or me ootiie.
Yerlngton's orchestra will play at
the Armory tonight.
Hon. W. M. Howard and Hon. J. B.
Oeburn will apeak In Eugene, May 80.
Rev. Gam Blng Quali, a Chinaman
lecturer, will give two lectures at the
O P oborch May 8 and 4. Look out for
further notice.
J. K. Weatherford, of Albany, N
Q. grand lodge, I O O F, of Oregon,
who was to visit Bpenoer Butte lodge,
I O O F, of this olty, last nlgbt, did
not arrive a expected.
Id almost every neighborhood there
1 tome one whose life has been saved
by Chamberlain' Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, or who ha been
on red of cbronlo diarrhoea by the use
of that medlrlue. Buob person make
a point of telling of it wheuever oppor
tunity offers, hoping that It may be
the means of saving other lives. For
sale by W. L. DvLr.no.
We aro now
roooiving daily our
Spring and
Summer Goods
And h.v to o(Tr rou
t)i UrgMt a took ui
Shirts,
Shirt Waists
and Hats
ever brought to thle market,
and at price to suit you.
Our Btivk otKHOKS Is com
plete ami prioaa are right. Come
and aee the larveet atoek of aooda
la the valley.
JZ BULL
E COUNTY BIT
nn
It Is I
mpossible
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SOME PLAIN FACTS.
The Register devotes about five columns to the Guard this morning, a
small portion of t he same being attempts to cover up the large indebtedness
of Lane county.
Tha nninn of nn lima hna. nrltloisprt r.hA nnnrf. f.ir prectint; the Court bOUSe,
nor the er.pense in our red, about $74,000,
. f.. i. i..
laaeB ine iiueriy to say wnat, it. inuuuiii in u, hp-i .,.....
for the plans of said building, even charging 5 per cent onnirulsslon on the
court house clock, sewer, bose stand.- In the yard, etc. We reiterate: It was
outrageous and Indefensible from any standpoint.
'io prove oonclUBlvely that our position is correct on "resources" we will
give the following reports:
1602.
To the Hon. County Court of Lane
County, Oregon
Eugene, Or., August 8, 1892
Below we give a statement showing
the indebtedness of Lane county as
Dear as it oan be ascertained:
STATEMENT OF INDEBTEDNESS.
Totalamount nf outstanding
warrants $70,686 21
Cash Inhand of treasurer ap
plicable to the cancellation
of warrants 7 14S 87
Balance Indebtedness of
Lane County JG3,M0 87
We have Dot taken the time to
compute the Interest due on outstand
ing warrants, hence that Item is not
included In the above statement nf
Indebtedness.
Tbe Interest probably amounts lo
$4,000.
Respectfully submitted,
E. O. PoTTKtt,
F. W. Osbuhn,
Committee.
Approved: A. H. Fisk,
County Judge.
Jlldffe Potter. In 1802 When rcnnrtlnir. nn a mam..Ar nf a finofllol nnmmlau.
paid by Laue couuty, did not think
nuuvu easily proves.
Attain ! 1896. ae CountV Judtra. hn
IJudtie FUk'a retiring adrulnlHtratiou,
I tflXTft.
PLAIN FACTS. '
Lane County Is In debt today (April 23, 1800,) over
$118,0OO.OO.
If she runs at the same gait
$134,000.00.
A halt must be made and that wtthmit ripino
It has been olaimed that the Brnnton murder case added lareelv to the
1J,',dr,bt.?,,,le88 'Ahe """"'y-, Tle eP""e "f -aid case was about 2 5OT
.Tim nJ " hM '"'el'""1 'rm "u 8ale of pubHo S(lnare lotB nd a farm the
Notice to the Public.
All persons knowing themselvot In
debted to J H Lee are requested to call
at once and settle, as be needs the
money, and must have It. All persons
having claims against J H Lee are re
quested to present the aatne.
Air Lee desires to thank the ubllo
for tbe favors exteuded him miring ihe
time he operated the hugenti Urlok
yard, and asks a continuance for
his successor, Mr J M Martin.
Notice to the Public.
I am now meDarod to iIrIIvaf i.r..oi
from the Minnesota House Bakery to
any pari oi tbe oily as I am runnluir a
wagon. E. T. Condon, Prop,
Our North Window
Is full of the latest novelties
in Ladies Belts and Purses.
Our South Wink
Displays
Men s Bicycle Suits-
Our Store
Is stocked with all the new
things for Spring wear, and
we solicit! your inspection of
same.
to Lower It
at This
but unon a couple of occasions have
r..i 11 il...uli. Q HI
1S06.
To the Hon County Court of Laue
County, Oregon
Gentlemen The undersigned com'
niltlic appointed by your resolution of
July 10, 1806, to examine tbe records
and accounts of various oflicera for
term ending July 6, 1896, report:
Tbe following will show the amount
nf warrants drawn aud amounts now
outstanding:
Amount outstanding July
6, 1801 $ 80,899 71
Amount Issued July, 1804, to
July, 1895 33,867 80
Amount issued'July, 1805, to
July, 1806 38,457 9
Total $117,224 97
Am't paid and can
celled $91,915 64
Am't outstanding
July 6, 1896 $25,809 33
$117,224 97
Respectfully submitted,
Sherwood Burr,
L. H. 1'OTTER,
B. B. Bl'KNCER,
Committee.
Approved by order of court, AuguBt
8, 1896.
E. O. Potter,
County Judge.
tuxes uncollected were reaources aa the
nnnrnvprl Iho nnmrnittoara ronnr 1nAn
and it never mentioned uncollected
until April 1, 1901, she will owe over
NOTORU1U3 Dvia.-Rev Edwards
Davin, who was in Eugene several
years ago, has agaiu come oefure the
i.iuuu iu aeuuuui, ot an action for
divorce by bis wife, who baa deolded
u. rein h, me stage. The cause given
Ib tailtire 10 Sltnnnrt hor nm.l-
The Examiner publishes teveral of his
letters lo her, as lovesick affairs as one
ever rean even In a lovesick novel.
Watch for
Overton's
Ade.e.
an elegant line of
FBIE1LY.
SOCIAL.
RED CROSS BENEFIT,
'i h., r-imcert and euterlatnuient given
at Armory Hall last evening by the
nl (v. Kooletv was largfly uliwiueii
aud thoroughly enjoyed. The varioi s
numbers of the pronraui were eullmsi
astically received and heartily encored
Dnrlnir the latter part ot tn evening
dancing was indulged In At various
booths and tables punch ana ice cream
... eorvBrt. Financially the event
was also up to a good standard. The
ladles ot tbe Red Cross deserve greav
oredlt for the noble work they are
engaged In.
Hotel Arrivals.
EUGENE.
E 8 Warren, Portland
G C Coolfy, Brownsvll'e
J R Cooley, Bro nsville
J t'oley and wife, Panther
C C Culin, Portland
H Johnmn, Blue River rjuini
J R Maddaner, Seattle
M O Potts, Dululb
J A Freeborn, Toronto
' C Risllg, Portland
N 8 Kenne, Blue River
Cbas Brown, Blue River
Henry Walker, Bine River
J M Taylor, Monmouth
J P Jones, 8 P R R
Dr Oglesby, Junotion City
HOFFMAN HOUSE.
C O Lee, Taouma
Joseph Fellmaii, Florence
J M Berry, Portland
C C Sweeney, Portland
Root R Atmore, S F
C W Cottam, Oakland, Cal
H Allen, Philadelphia
D B Que, Cottage Grove
C W Barr, Lebanon
Fred W Hogg, Bohemia
Geo Kaulfman, Wis
F E Boyd, 8 F
Emil Magee, Bt Louis
T F Ryan and wf, Oregon City
RBoott, Milwaukie
W T Williamson, Salem
W Halm, Chicago
J HColburo, N Y
H H Flak, 8 F
W J Berber, Chicago
"Who Gives to Ml
"Denies All"
'This is as true of the spend
thrift of health as of the
waster of money. Do not
waste your health by allow
ing your blood to con
tinue impure, but purify,
vitalize and enrich it by tak
ing Hood's Sarsaparilla,
America's Greatest Medicine.
Dyspepsia "Afji husband dociorrd
A long time for dyspepsia. tuHh only tem
porary relief. The first bottle of Hood's
Sarsaparilla helped and the second cured
him. It cured my sick headaches."
SMrs. SMary A. dark, Wilmington, Vt.
HntMTa Pill) ours. II. op Hi.. Z
" Mn-irra..ng na
only cathartic to Uko with Hood'a SwiaptrliL
J. W. KAYS FURNITURE SO
EM3ALMERS and FUNFRAL DIRECTORS
Day & Henderson, Undertaker, w
tmsaimers. lor. Wil. and 7th sti.
The Hoffman
W O ZEIQLER, PHOPRIETOR
SUNDAY DINNERS 50c
EUGENE, OREGON.
All the late processes, Buch as Carbon,
Platirtntype, Bas Relief, and Royal
Bromide we are able to furnish our
patrons.
I'eleron Panels anrl
, - iiniuuuirn
iu many utiw are I tie newest thin in
nn 'ii nu.
CUOENK.OH
Read this it will
Saye you money
Meu's socks, per pair Bo
Ladies' vests ,X
Shirt waists ..... i . lu i
Dewey coffee ,u
.Star tobacco V". i," ?
Breakfast bacon ,... jgj
i)
Mixed'feed:::::::::::::: 80S
snorts iae
lOcsck
Mixed Paints t, oc ,
Carriage Painu "Z Z. Tft.
Han, other Oood, at Sams Rates.
Peters Store,
9th Street
EUGENE STEAM DYEINB
""iCLEANIlia WORKS...,
Weal RliihlriStrKt'
SrarrJieam Uuu.'.rr.
CHRIS MARX. ' Jr.. Proprietor.
call. I lor aiTdjXJr. U'"lTOl- ''"
Tdei.hnn.-tljck 493
..w't " "S, tVstf
Steel
Cut
Wails
HARDWARE J
You Reap What Yon Sow
in variety, quality and
kinds of your garden and
farm produce, and our
choice garden and farm
seeds.will be sure to give
results that will gratify,
please you by their size
and deliciousness. Wo
have all kinds of garden
seeds, but only one qual
ity, and that is the best.
J. .11. GREEN & SON,
Ideal
Gameras.
Photographic supplies.
Free dark room.
LINN DRUG GO.
"Lest We Forget"
Yerington's PhenoQuinine
Is a specific for Cold in the Head. La Grippe, Headache, and
all other similar complaints. SATISFACTION Oil MONEY BACK.
Prepared and sold ouly at
Yer ington's 9th Street Drug Ste
l.twla Ackermsn, Gni-liep, Ind.,
f'iys, ''DeWitt's Liille Early Risers
always lirlnjr ctrtaln rt'lief, cure my
headache and never gilpe." Tliey
gemiu.ly Klea2.se and Irjvigoiate tLe
boweis and livrr.
You must look
ltUr n. 1 tie itifcn area hr'iM M
summer nvT.,iii- p. ! n ittl wi every
nu fif rMtiu An.l n f ftiiniture.
''here'i rtnthinir r . t.ieroii -r thn
thftxe vari-i tteMhtia nnf.nl .riiitht
all ran atf- nl. A iirt lew ptir
malm your rtinii iv httuftive m
p.i: d'time, ISe the ncw.)tiKf
FL Chambers
Telephone No, g
f
Your attention is id
called to the fact lit
EUGENE, OREGON.
Liberty ail
Garments to
fit the formw
titronnic DOW
body cries ootfs'4
uiotniDg wn'
1 ...ff
enougn iou
of action, yeti
.,,J ,on(ITilt,
garments do m
tney aro ".--!
rect in shape t
mi a artl'it
j ney an --j
of careful wortVJ
tailors, tw?
is fully g.
i,.. .,,0lve3iK
Headquaw;
rcct r Htii'g i J
BtylecolIw3
IIUVL.V"'"-MATIO"
Hansos
Lee's Barber M
.1
-tJ,nHIB,l
Fine rajom, 'eS.li
meat. All ''" ""f
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