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Daily Eugene Guard SATURDAY - MAY 5 SAGINAW EXPLOSION. Concern- Some More Particulars iug It. All Popular Brands of CIGARS FOR SALE AT Julius Goldsmith's remonL. GUARD Mo. Main 191. BREVITIES. Tonight. Tonight. Tonight. Championship Debate. Oregon vs Pacific Vlllatd Hall. Admission 26 cenU. Ride .Rambler. 0 MATMnlt. Dr Lowe, optician, with J S Luckey. Tlnn't miss the debate Saturday nlebl. a T?,,r,pnn dealer today Is selling "-n - oranges at one cent each. k i A...n t,aunnrnd the return of I aUWU mwdh-- his dog. It wafl up Mohawk. naa wrtiir m ensure taken for ft summer suit at B H Frlendlys. Garden seed In bulk fresh. F Tj Chambers. Bobloss Bros & Co clothing to order, Bee the samples at B H FrlendlyB. "The daintiest little wheel that ever was-A Rambler, rj fj Matlock, M O Warner tunes pianos and organs. Repairing and polishing, Rev. John Boutherland, of Cottage Grove, nreaohea In Linn county to morrow. Bud Komp shipped a fine China poland pig to J L Mlsohler at Aurora this afternoon. ' Most of the demooratlo county candidates were in Eugene today holding a meeting. Attorney E. It. Bklpwortb. Citizens' nominee for the legislature, spoke in Junction City this afternoon. Fir wood $2,60 delivered. Maple wood $3.26 delivered. F. L. ClIAMDKRS. Dal Lingo, of Junotlon, has secured the appointment as onnsus enumerator for Richardson. Elmlra, Walton and Chesher preclnots. Thomas Q. Greene, of Portland, has been selected to ruu for supreme Judge on the Union state tloket, vice Wm Ramsey, declined. AnumborofSPRRofflolalspassed lust night In the olty. They were out inspecting the roadbed In Manager Koohler's private oar, California. Browusvllle Times: Horaoe Mo- Klnlev was in the olty this week. Horaoe will leave In a few days for two weeks visit at his old home In West Salem, Wis. We have sold 186 Ramblers tills year, Get one. C U Matlook. Colonel H E Dosoh says there will be 600 carloads of prunes exported from Oregon this yoar. This Includes all grades of prunes. Of the total there will be 160 oarloads of Italian prunes and 850 oarloads of French or petite prunes. CorvaUli Gazette: "Clyde Phillips baa been seleoted as Judge of field events and B R Bryson timekeeper, to setve at the 1900 field meet of the intoroolleglate Amateur Athlotlo Asso ciation of Oregon at Balem next June." Medfotd Enquirer: John Btone, of Creswell, one of the most progressive and successful farmers in Lane oounty was In Medford last Bunday. He Is ooutemplatlng moving to this valley for the benefit of his daughter's Health, I want to lot the people who suffer from rheumatism and sciatica know that Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieved me after number of other medicines and a doctor had failed. It la the best liniment I have ever known of. J A Dodgen, Alpharetta. Ga. Thousands hive been cured of rheumatism by this remedy. One application relieves the pain. For sale mhl ueuaoo. Jacksonville Times: At the Medford bank Is being displayed several gold brtoks, valued at about 117,000, whloh are the result of a late oleanup at the Sterling mine of part of the boxes, The general oleanup will not be made for several months yet, and is expected to be a big one. Bobloss Bros A Co's ololhlng "made to measure" at B H Frlendl.vs. A full Hoe of fine ilthlng taokle at the Rambler agency. CC Matlock, Rev. W. E. Bllzcr, W.Caton, N. Y. writes. "I had dyspepsia over twenty years, and tried doctors and medicines without benefit. 1 was persuaded to use Kodol Dyspepsia .Cure and It help ed me from the start. I believe It t be a panacea for all forms ot Indigestion." It digests what you eat. Vincent A Co., Corner Drug Store. French Tansy Wafers, me world's famous remedy for Irregular and pain. ful periods of ladles; are never falling and safe. Married ladles' mend French Tansy Wafers are the only re liable female remedy In the world; Im ported from Paris; lake nothing else, inalat on aenulne: In red wrappers with crown trade mark, l.a France nmi Horn nan v. Importers, MM Turk 81, Han Francisco. For sals by all drug gists, or sent In plain wrapper uirecl Cottage Orors Leader, May . ti.a hollar that blew up was an old boiler, but was considered safe and had been fired op for putting another one out of the way, whlob had been con demned. It was stationed at the opposite end of the mill pond fiom the mill, about 450 feet distant ana wueu the explosion occurred the boiler, which weighs about 6,000 pounds, was blown across the mill Poa in me direction of the mill, a dlstanoe of 830 feet before it struck, then bounded 100 feet further up the bill, and now lays in the mill. The cause of the explosion is prac tically unknown. There were rour men working around the boilers, all engineers, and the only one who escaped unlDjnred was Mr Harry Wynne, of this olty, wno says me iai time be notloed, the gnage registered pounds of steam. The machinery in the engine room Is a complete wreck and was valued at about f3,uuu. However, the Booth-Kelly Co, we nnrtumUnd. had expended about $10,000 experimenting on this log' pulling station, before tney goi it so that It could be successfully operated, Atlast reports the unfortunate Mr Rudolph was resting aseasy as oould be expected and there is some hopes of bis recovery. rela te Hotel Arrivals. KUQENB. Frank Cornish, B F J H Carrloo, Portland John Bell, Portland A Garnette, Portland L L Lewis, Portland Cbas Hadley, Hadleyville L E Brunette, Tbenllen AlfKelley.BF J N Allwell, Cascade Looks E A Bweetland, Cascade Locks B J Bigner, Portland H W Clarke, Portland James B Ness, Eufula, Wash L Johnson, Iowa J P Nelson, Iowa H J Peterson, Iowa A F Anderson, Reedvllle, Or P Jaoobsen, Portland J O Hansen, Portland R JohnBon, Portland Loren Mudsen, Iowa C Jenson, Portland N Krlstenssn , Portland R M Jesterson, Portland PLC Hanson, Portland L Hanson, Portland M Ottersen, Portland B Peterson, Portland J Nelson, Portland H Chrlstensen, Portland E L Thompson, Portland GusBwanson, Portland JameB Bness, Eufula, Wash G H Richardson, Portland OH Brown, BF C W Mumell, agent Norrls & Rowe's show Mrs Allle Parker, B F U H Hewitt and daughter, Albany HOFFMAN nOUSK. Frank Kllpatrlok, Portland Frank W Cornlsb, B F J H Carrlco, Portland P F Davis, Lorane B B Chandier, Wendling F Wentworth, Lorane John Bell, Brule, Wis O L Parsons, Mabel J W Collins, B F J P Carlisle, Boston R E Reld, B F Geo A Beavls, S F W F Zimmerman, Portland J W Gortz, Portland Wm Bhepbard, Portland D Fryer, B F Miss Desaa Bressler. Waltervllle W W Maokus, B F Geo A Brown, B F M J de Koos - N L Cornelius, Helena John H Hall, Portland G W Todd, Bait Lake. Wrong. Traveling shows, that pay no lioense, should certainly oe prohibited from using the streets made at the expense of taxpayers, for tbeir performances. Let them hire a lot, Legitimate shows must hire ground and pay the olty licenses. Why should Itinerants be favored? OOMoClellan and wife are In the city. Miss Marlc.u White arrived Ibnrne today. N L Cornelius arrived borne this afternoon. Mia Laura Tlltou Is visiting friends in Albany. Miss Lou Norris came up from Junction today. Miss Stella Bean, of Mapleton, was in Eugene today. Professor John Straub arrived borne from Lebanon today. Miss Pearl Darnelius came np from Irving this afternoon. Miss Carrie Rankin arrived up from Portland today for a viBlt with Uvea. R 8 MoClellan, Jr, of Pacific Univer sity, Is in the city to witness the debate tonight. Couuty Clerk Lee and R F Baker went to Junotlon this afternoon spend Bunday. Mr and Mrs Wm Renshaw, Miss Lulu Renshaw and Mrs Joel Vare are exoected home from Ban Fraiicisco Mondav. Albany Democrat, May 4: Mr Jobn Whitney, ot Eugene, Is in the city on a visit with bis brother, J R Whitney, of the Herald. Junction City Times:' Hon. A. C. Jennings has gone back to Iowa to visit his old home. He expects to be absent for Borne time. Mrs Eeeler H Gabbert, of Oregon City, who has been visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs L a Kowiana, in this olty for a week, returned home today. Mrs. Amy Doherty, who has been visiting at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Densmore for the past three months, left this morning on her return to ber home at Bait Lake City. Albany Demoorat, May 4: Mr Cril Burkbart, who has been woiktug in the Excelsior mill at Eugene, 1b In the olty, making arrangements to move to Eugene to reside permanently. Harry W. Gossler. Died at his home northeast of Eugene at 3 a in, Hatuniay, "'-J -icmn n(mn.,,,.. i thebralu. Harry sou ill r. - ' SOCIAL. w.. uviri 11 mouths ai d 13 days The funeral services win - the lamlly home at 2 o'clock ftunusy .f,u,.... Dlcksou officiating, .r,o, hinh ii.o Birthly remains will JUNIOR EXHIBITION. At Villard Hall last l.lgh" ' "-in the eleventh annual Junior exhio.uo,. of the Uulverelty of Oregon, lo the umiM-iHllv the exert" were of more than u-ual Interest, ,n .ttended. Vr. Bin... I'd in alter wnicn me bi""'j - . i, be lain to rest in the I O O F cermtery. openD8 erci.eH made so.ue dr. I uu" """" . i. i.m .......... out In home. A loved son ana oroiue. - precetiriif, swum ..." - in th.ton.h. and the otl.er snore ,,!, T. e l'i- J ' J -..A load I , tl.n ninut, liriltlll- t- 1 ...,.ra n PHHHI l HIIU n ass lAII It H N ) V Ul mo I" forbidding to the frleuds that are left LeUt 8!U(ient8 in tbe Bchon), and their lovea uu WOrk In evlueut in i-v?ry muw ... t... . Mr. or BCUUBiiiv i n vtttinn "hp oraunili wr ID Hiices. Was boru iu Jeflerson couuty, WD re. the comp'w'lion was oi Iowa, May 22, 1877, lived mere uuu- b,8n ueril slld the delivery .iiuCm. 16 years of age, then came to "tegou traiuiug along moaern anu wlth his father. He was me inea, of eieht children, four slaters and three rhe mMi(M numbers of the program w . i i W n I . .... j ..nllnn k..ih,n n,h nh nurvive uiiu. f uipre arrancefl unaer me received 'most of bis education In the Mr w 0flord Nash and were excel! schools of Eugene, after which he was en Knowing Is the program: enearod In teaching. The sympathy .,. d H, . 90o. of all Ib extended to we sorrow.... DancM (4 h.ndi) Uraums Money Found. The first piece re- oeived In business in Eugene ' y A V Peters In the early 'CO's, and which bad been placed in a bottle In the oorner-stone in the old building just torn down, and which was ereoted In 1868, was found today by L N Roney and elven to Mr Peters, who prizes it highly bb a memento. The money was of foreign coinage, and was bent so It oould go into the neok of the bottle in which the papers were deposited. Hon H B Miller. Consul H B Miller Is expeoted home from Wash, Ington, D C, dally. He must leave Eugene by the last cf next week to comply with his orderj from the state, department. Sandon, B C, was totally destroyed by fire last night. Loss, (5,000.003; Insurance, $26,000. The Judges of finish and timekeepers are I M Glen, OE Burden and C M Young. i Weoarry up-to dato sundries. C O Matlock. family In their houi of sadness. Another home la darkened, Another apirit fled; And many Irienda are wsepintr O'ar the loyed and honored dead. When loved ones were lamentiug, And the death-aweat on his brow, The anitela nee mod to whliper, "We'll care for Hariy now." A smile of peace vk lingering Upon that face so fair, Which looked aa if our Harry Waa only aleepinv there. No more that brother's gentle voice ' Will greet hia siater'a ear; No more those loving iootstepB With familiar tread they'll hear. The brothers and listers. Left for a time alone. Will not foreot hia teachings That "Beyond Is a better home." Our memory holds his picture, With his kind deeds nobly done, And by his Christian faith we feel An immortal crown he's won. Around his grave they linger And cannot think to go And leave behind their youngest flower That they have cherished so. , angels, guard that aacred trust, COW FOR BALE. Freeb Jersey cow Iuaulre at McKenile stock farm E P Peaob, Proprietor. WANTED At onoe, a oompetent housekeeper. Inquire at residence of O F Maybew. ' Dai I Henderson. Undertaken Embalmert. Cor. Wit anil 7th sti SPEGIflLS. 40o 1 set plate plain or festooned 1 set handled cups tit Dennis or olliershapea 60o 1 plug Star tol.baoco 4Ac 1 bottle Cantorla 25a 1 doz Imxes 1'aolfto Coast Parlor Matches .' 6c 1 plug good Chewing Tobaooo 20o 8 pkgs, Fairbanks Gold Dust.. 20e 8 pkgt No 1 HinokingTobacoo 'J.'hi 1 pair good socas oo I pair men's heavy shoes $1.00 I pr women's heavy or light shoes 1.00 BOOKS. All our book reduced to or will exchange J for 1 Good walnuts per Ib jz mil. ood Bread is half the table fare, and an evidence of civilized life. Fine Hour must bo used to make it. The output of our mills is not excelled in the world. That's why we car ry it, knowing that it is equally good for cakes and pies. These flours are as good as the wheat, and the wheat is always Al. J. U. GREEN & SOB. "1 . lcepnone 25 "Lest We Forget" Your attention W called to the fart T Yerington's Pheno-Quinine Oh, Which to thy care is given; So may we live that we may meet Dear Harry in Heaven. Dog and Pony Show. W V7 I 7 Norris & Rowe's big trained animal shows will exhibit in this olty next Tuesday afternoon and night, under their enormous waterproof tents, which will be looated near the depot. The show is well known to the amuse ment lovers of this cltv from the excellence of the entertainments given In the oast. Performances will be given at 8 and 8 pm. A grand free street parade will be given at 11 a m' on the morning of the exhibition, at which time the entire company of over 800 animal actors will be seen. The show has been grettly enlarged and improved since its last appearance in this city and many new and novel features have been introduced. All theold tavorltea are with the show and all have learned ne tricks to amuse the little ouea, likewise the older ones. This will be the farewell tour of NorrlB it Kuwe'a shows, as it will shortly lave this country for tour ot the world, and incidentally to show the denizens of the old world a thoroughly Amerlotn form of hlgb class amusement. Mis Carrie Kord Mr Arthur Frazer Oratlon-'The Arrival of a Thinner in the World". Miss Susie Bannard Oration -"Lord and U liana Mr 1 L Goodrich Oratl.m-"Onr Hope Lies in the jtecog- nition of Solidarity in oocuu inverou, Miss Besaie Hammond Fantasle (on Hungarian Melodies) Llazt WGiffoidNash Orch . parts, 2d piano, Miss Young Oration-"The Arrival of a Thinker in the World' Mr John Handsaker Oration -"Lord and Thane" Mr Richard Smith Oration "Oregon, the Home of a INew Type of utilization' Mr Edward Van Dyke Israel MIsb Kite Hansen Oratton-'The New Idea of Liberty". ... Mr Walter WhittleBey Oratloo- "Most Vital Need of the Masses: 1 aith in a True Aristocracy oi iora- lect and Conscience Miss Grace Wold Carnival Grieg Miss Clara Young FORTNIGHTLY CLUB. The Fortnightly Club held an Inter. eating meeting in Frank's Hall tnis afternoon. MeBdames Frank L strong and F L Washburn were elected dele gates to attend the meeting of the State Federation of Women's Clubs which convenes at Pendleton, Oregon Thursday, May 81, for a Beveral days' BefHlon. The following program was giveu tui afternoon: Thomas Peine, Political and Deistio Writer, Mrs Bllyeu The Hartford Wits," Mrs Cooker- line. . National tonga: The Drama, Mrs Laobman. Is a specific for Cold in the Head, La Grippe, Headache anil all other similar compUinta. SATISFACTION OR MONK l'repared and sold ouly at ORMONKYlBiCK. Yerington's 9th Street Dm sk EUGENE ncrrnu 1 Ml. :. n. nuL,n, IflPERIAL RABB1TRJ STICE Napa, Cil., & nARTIN, Proprietor!, fl.nftl,A nAai iHAilani snrl 'niuninar TOahklt.!.. I . UUS US. VIIO mm auuuuaaa ausu .u.u uuuv IHauuiulCD IU RUIOrDUL IHl. ride runways insure nothing but healthy and shftpuly stock. ImporJruLTirf ouehbredB a specialty. Wn havA inma of the finest strains in thin onnnfrv a.j .. tmlc. We have iuBt reoeWed an ImDortation of fin ik another emportation in next month from some of tfai chtopfoiu!!!!1 3 Enuland. BH Only pedigree LORD BKLMON buck is from a strain pedigree. Lord Belmont ib from Champion Yukon and Priiictti BMBttLtv in Denver show in December 1898. Lord Belmont is a buck noted ivikxl. fif.bis.tr a.H Inno-fh nf hiv v. fall nf whinh ara rrrnm nani In nil W. "urriatJ 'uuauuts buiivivou no w piitiM mu to our customers. stock, or information thitijij Is vour breath bad? Then vour best friends turn their heads aside. A bad breath means a bad liver. Ayer's Pills are liver pills. They cure constipation, biliousness, dyspepsia, sick headache. 25c. All druggists. BUCKINGHAM'S DYEUr, 0 rjTi Of DyuoonTl. pa II. P. Han 4 Co. New Paint Store. I have opened a (tore on Eighth street m the Lane building where a complete line of paints and oils and wall paper will be kept. A share ot your patronage is soltolted. Mrs (ar.zin Lane Fink. House Radish Billy. Unele Billy Wright, the purveyor of horse radish wblob has made the Willamette valley famous, will be in Eugene for a few days selling that article. Blue River Mines. Brownsville Times, May 4: "laaao - Louden and family have returned from the Blue River mines. Mrs Louden baa been chief cook at the Lucky Boy mine for some time. Mr. Louden will soon return to the mines, lut bis family will remain in this olty FM Brown, Wm Hostetier, Mr Wink- ley and W B Blanobard went to the Blue River mines Saturday. The first three named gentlemen went to do development work on the claims of the Kltu.uerly.Nome Mining Co., and Mr Blaucbard went to look after his mln ing property, Bard Luck. Yesterday while the surveyors were at work on the Smith larm, Andy Taylor, wno was among them, bad laid aside bis coat. When the rain began falling he looked for the coat where he bad left It and not finding it was compelled to finish his day's work In the rain. Andy says tne coat was stolen, but the boys say he became rattled and forgot where he left It. Doo Found. Al Auten's dog whloh wuicn was lost some time ago was re turned today. Parties living in the vioinity of Isabel saw a description of dog In the Guard and recogintzlng It returned nim to his owner. Mr Aoten says he was well plastered with mud and BhowB poor keeping by his bony appearance. Is full of the latest novelties UZSSuJ For terms, .ply to music rooms Id Dormitory. Our North Window in Ladies Belts and Purses. Local Tryout. The local at hletic tryout at the U O is being held this ufterno in. The rains of the past 12 hours is not conducive to any record breaking, but good time is the rule. Following Is the list of entries:' 10 yard dash Lewis, Smith j Bishop, Redmond, Black, Williams. Limit Hi. 220 yard dash Lewis, Smith, An gell, Bishop, Thayer, Redmond. 440 yard dash Russell, Redmond, Angell, Black. 80 yard tun Dodge Casteel, Coad, Fountalu, Russell, Gray, Hughs, Payne. Mile ruu Payne, (Jasteel, Adams, Johnson, Tomlinson, Tiffany, Lewis, Gray. Broad Jump Smith, Kuoz, Lewie, Thayer. 120 and 220 yard hurdles Williams, Thayer, Dillard, Smith. Weights (hammer, shot and discuB) Knox, Smith, Wagner, Goodall, Grlder. Bicycle race- MoElroy, Soarbrough, Hooker, Jackson. - Danish Colonists. About 20 In tending colonists arrived up from Portlaud on the eaily train this morn ing, accompanied by E L Thompson of the firm of Hartman, Thompson & Powers, and speut the day viewing the E (J Smith farm, and looking at the city and country adjacent. See notice in another column about a meetiug to be held tonight. Notice Citiuu A meelicgof tbeoltlasif and vicinity will be held bu hou-.e on Saturday. theStia)i at 8 o'clock id the eralj purpose of meeting mk Danish colony wbo ill rj Saturday. Everybody Oonf Eugene Lodge Woidi. AOU W Repwler! Till this paper had hoped In J 29tb Willi Eugebe Wjt Si occasion being ihe inltiiiial olass of new member, indi time iuoident tbttdo.ll master, grand records, si dignitaries were there, ui promised ounelra Us M participation Is the siJ oiroumatuticei internta) rtaf It Impossible, for whltb H sorry. As a result n watch for euoh u Im memberehlp of No IS occurred la several rem Buell Lumberson, a well known Portland seed dealer, died in that city yesterday from apoplexy. First-class bicycle repairing at the Rambler agency. C C Matlock. Opening Our South Window jiW&ir Dinner To c.--st dlcestlon, relieve distress alter eating or drinking too heartily, to prevent constipation, take Hood's Pitts iwlcl everywhere, 25 cents. Our Store Displays an elegant line of LLP! J:A Men's Bicycle Suits- jm Kead mis it will Saye you money Men's socks, per pair nn i u cmn I7un wtTh nil v- - oi"v,u vyim ujllg JUCYV Dewey coffee... Vi i -r rro fnrt Cxninra nmon 3 I s,r tohacco buxugo xjx ajiijjg WCtti) ttUU Breakfast bacon... we SiOiicit vmir insnpninn Bran 7 r""" Mixed feed., same. Shorts.. Mixed Paim Carriage Pamu 10c Ib 45c lt , 12c lb S5osck 65c sok , 70c sck $1.25 gal 76c qt ei ether Coeds at Sam Rates. S. H FRIENDLY. I p" A (funeral Invitation Is extended the public and especially the ladies to at tend OUK ANNUAL WALL PA PER OPENING on Saturday May 5th. Bring your friends with you whether they want to buy or not Every child accompanying the parents will be given a present on this day, Overton Lee's Barber Shop Chrisman Building, Ninth Street. Fine razors, elegant shaves, courteous treat meat All kinds ol tonaorlal work. The poffman W O ZEIGLER, PROPRIETOR SUNDAY DINNERS 60c EUGENE. OREGON. Lewis AoBennii), M bsvs. "DeWHt's UU M always brlDg certain nM headache and p generally cleanse ml l"n bowels si.d liver. Everything Lane's H EMHTHI1) A complete lias rf'Si'Ji date .lock of srarytM-Jjn paintstoreinclndim I Eclipse Ml"' Call and eiamimw"lH All the letP',"Tj74 in many n" - mounts. eugene mnf. ... ' .. w rlolhlol p.,ll oloibinir""', look Use Mii!rtn. J loraiioo'",j-Js IMC CourUy IW Voo !.'rZui cent BT built Onl Full ji ii 17" . III " 1. o receipt of KL
