Guard
MONDAY
MAY 21
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
FOR BALE AT
Julius Goldsmith's
No -Main 191.
BREVITIES. . .
I)r Lowe, optician, with J B Luckey,
Go to J U Green &, Bon's and get a
fine egg oase free.
Bicycle sundries and repairing.
E. E. MoClanahan,
Garden seed In bulk fresb.
F L Chambers.
Go to J U Green & Son's and get a
bread box free.
Several plonlo part lew were on the
rivers yesterday.
Have your measure taken for a
summer suit at 8 H Friendly.
Scbloss Bros & Co clothing to order.
Bee the samples at H H Frlondlys.
M O Warner tunes pianos and
organs. .Repairing and polishing,
New line of belt rings received
today. J V KunfJman,
Cash or easy payments on Rambler
and Ideal cycles.
E. E. AlcClanahan.
Call at J U Green & Bon's and find
out how to get a 1 2-dozen tin egg case
or bread box free.
John G Wooley the Great Prohlbl-
tlon Orator at the Christian ohurch
Tuesday evening May 23.
We understand that Wm Meyers
Intend returning to Eugene In the
near future from the East.
Fir wood (2.60 delivered.
Maple wood 3.25 delivered.
F. L. Chambers.
Be sure and bear John G Wooley
speak at the Christian churob next
Tuesday evening May 22?
The Crescent bloyole Is the strongest
wneei Dunt. y, Chambers has them
at 2o and ?36.
Must be good wheels.
Over 140 sold
this year.
liatnmors or course.
Ji. E. MoClanahan.
Prof L It Alderman, a graduate of
the University of Oregon, has accepted
the princlpalshlp of tbe MoMlnnvllle
public soboolB for the next year.
M. B. Smith, Butternut, Mioh., says
"DeWitt's Little Early Risers are the
very best pills I have ever used for cos
tiveness, liver and bowel troubles."
Vincent & Co., Corner Drug Store.
Lewis Aokerman, GoBhen, Ind,
says, "DeWitt's Little Early Risers
always bring certain relief, cure my
headache and never gripe." They
gonerally cleanse and Invigorate the
bowels and liver.
John G Wooley America's Greatest
Prohibition Orutor will speak at the
Christian churoh next Tuesday eve
ning. As a publlo speaker he has
few equals and no superiors. Dont
fall to hear hlin, Everybody welcome.
"Bob" Day has got a saddle and
occasionally may be seen astride of a
rather undcrlzed spoolmau of one of
those long eared animals that Senator
NeBmltb described as having "neither
pride of ancestry, nor hope of pos-
torlty."
The Ladies' Aid Booletv of the
Presbyterian ohnroh will give a Baby
bhowontheOth of June. Bring all
your babies from six months to two
years old. Prizes will be given and Ice
cream and cake served. Further par
ticulars later.
Wm. Orr, Newark, O., says: "We
never feel safe without One Minute
Cough Cure In the house. It saved
my little boy's life wben he had the
pneumonia. We think It Is the best
medicine made." It cures coughs.
and all lung diseases. Pleasant to Uke
harmless and gives Immediate result.
Vinoeut & Co., Corner Drug Btore.
Rev. W.E. Bllaer, W.Caton.N.Y,
writes, "I bad dyspepsia over twenty
years, and tried doctors and rued lol nee
without benefit. 1 was persuaded to
use Kottol Dyspepsia .Cure and It help.
ed m. from the start. I believe It to.
a panacea for all forms of Indigestion."
It digests what you eat,
Vlnoent A
Co.. Cnrnnr Tlmir HtnM
J R Sellers has handled horses al,
Is life and knows how to make them
his
go. lot the best of men will meet
with accidents. Yesterday morning
while attending to what be thought
was a trustworthy animal It kicked
hi in clear aoross the barn. By strange
goou rortuue no bones were brokon
although he has a badly bruised ehoul-
uor anu nip,
I consider It not only a pelasura but
a duty I owe to my neighbors to tell
about the wonderful ouro t dec ted in
my case by the timely use of Chamber
lain's Collo, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. I was taken very badly with
flux aud procured a bottle of this
remedy. A few doses of It effected a
permanent cure. I take pleasure In
recoomendlng It to others suffering
from that dreadful disease. J. W.
Lynch, Dorr, W Va. This remedy Is
will ujr it A.
French Tn VV... .... ......... "
famous remedv for Ir ...rf !
ful period, of IaiIIm. . "
tiir
French W are ,
uaoie remaie remedy In the world; Im
ported from Paris; take nothing else,
but Insist on genuine; In ml wrappers
with crown trade mark. I.a France
Drug Company, Importers, SOU Turk St,
Bau Franolson. For sale by all drug
gists, or sent In plain wrapper direct
D receipt of $X
Daily Eugene
junction city news
Clipped From the Times of
Ma' 19.
Plouio at Hmllhfield Wednesday,
Also the county candidates. TheEl-
tnira band will furnlsn the music.
The finished registration shows
North Junction has 148 voters while
South Junction has 170, an Increase
of 22 and 18 respectively.
J T Clow has made application tor
a plaoe as brakeman on the Bouthern
Pacini. He was In Portland Mon
day and passed a satisfactory exam
ination.
Burt Barnett, son of Postmaster
Barnett, of Monroe, left Wednesday
for Idaho In the hopes that the alti
tude will be beneficial to bis health.
The wheat stored in the Clow ware
house which was advertised for sale
by Receiver Washburne, was not dis
posed of as yet. A number of bids
Were reoeived but they have been
taken under advisement.
At the last regular meeting of the
Degree of Honor, Miss Nellie Folsom
and Mrs J H Miller were elected as
delegates to the grand lodge which
meets at Salem In July. Mrs B L
Moorhead and Mrs N 1. Lee were
elected as alternates.
A Costly Colt.
't he Portland Telegram of the 19th
has an account of a very unusual
occurrence. It says
"A orazy colt, owned by T. D.
I Honey man, created oonsternation In
the livery stable of Frazer & MoLean,
I yesterday afternoon, demolishing
about a dozen buggies, and Inflicting a
loss on the firm of $1000 or more. The
havoc was wrought so suddenly and
rapidly as to astound those who wit
nessed it, and to prevent the work of
destruction was a sheer Impossibility.
Mr. McLean states that be would have
shot the animal if be had had a pistol.
It all happened In the soace of a
minute or two, and the colt proved to
be such a cyclone smasher of things
that the prize record of the justly cele
brated bull in a ohina shop has been
knocked into the shade. The colt was
left at the stable to be exerolsed, and
was pretty well broken. About 4
o'clock she was brought up stairs on to
the main floor. The buggies are keDt
on this floor, along the rear wall, and
there were probably 26 or more of
them side by side, with a small space
I between a few of the vebloles. The
oolt broke away and ran to the rear of
the piaoe, and without warning, and
I before she oould be overtaken, jumped
olear on toP of buf?gy. "" from one
to another, and lumped and kloked,
breaking seats, sides, bottom-, shafts.
springs and everything shecould kicki
strike or chew apart.
. The Real Widow Brown.
One of the funniest comedies of the
day. "The Real Widow Brown,"
played by a company of unusual merit,
will be seen at The Parker. Friday.
May Z6lh. The plot rests upon tbe
iiiea or suostituting a youug man
disguised as a widow for the genuine
wmow, who was to fill the position
of governess to two oharmlng girls.
Ths complications arising from auoh a
ludiorous Impersonation are too funny
and oan only tie greeted with peals of
IBU8hter. 1 he muslols sparkling and
"p 10 a?e- A '"' of com
"'""" "". portrayed oy a
company or jony comedians and olever
"u" P"' nM "a"""" " Real
wlaow iJrowu" to spring into Instan
taneous suooees.
W R P L Dinner.
The ladles of the WRPL are try.
ing to raise $1600 with wbloh to
erect a monumental fountain In the
olty park in memory of our Lane
county boys who died at Maulla.
Will you help? If so bay your din
. hT', '"'
PelDtt In Eugene at the stand In
ner on the day of the candidate's
the park. It will be ready at 12 o'-
olook, noon, Saturday, June 2.
To Astoria. The following dele-
to tbe grand lodge of the 1 O O F and
Rebekahs, at Astoria, left yesterday:
J" V"1m1,' " "orn, O 8 Frank
"d J J Walton from Bpenoer Butte
lodge, and Mrs A L Peter and Miss
Etta Green from the Rebekahs. Others
m, " '
Mr 0 8 Frnk' Dd M Thomas
Beavey.
65c
Flour beat per sack.... C5o
0 lbs good Oregon beans 26o
7 Dixie Queeu tobacco 25o
8 No 1 smoking tobacco or 1 lb... arui
lb Star chewing tobacco 4io
1 sot regular size white plates. 40o
I set handled tea cups and sauoera
fiOo
n 1 ,.. .
VKVun wasning powder.
P8 ""n wasning powder...
6o
So
25c
250
.,o0Od w,nuU'
P
ftetuomber to
close one bonk
Is DOW.
So
LAI BILLY.
SPLENDID SHOWING
Sheriff Withers Has Saved
Lane County Thousands
of Dollars.
to
CONSTABLE FEES CUT DOW.
Bberlff Withers ban made asplendid
officer. He has saved to tbe taxpayers
thousands of dollars In the manner in
which be has conducted bis office. He
has been a busy man from July 4.
1808, when he was sworn Into office to
hunt down the murderers of old John
Linn until today. Think of It, he has
personally arrested 40 men, of whom
he executed 1 and look 16 to the peni
tentiary; then be hunted down such
men at Pete MoDonell, who robbed the
jewelry store at Junction.
Again, Id tax matters he has made
tbe best collector ever known.
Locally he (Withers) has reduced
the .Eugene constable's office from a
sinecure to a plaoe not worth having,
thus saving to the taxpayers of Lane
county many dollars.
. CONSTABLE FEES.
By request of numerous readers we
publish tbe amount reoeived by the
Eugene Constables's office of the Eu
gene district from tbe time ex-Sberlff
Johnson went Into office (July 1, 1894)
to tbe time Constable Fleeman re
signed, last month on accoont of the
"starvation faes" received, made possi
ble by Hberltl Withers' aotivlty as an
officer.
LINTON'S FEES.
The following amount of fees were
received by Constable T. D. Linton.
He made a moat excellent officer,
hunting dowo criminals in the same
manner as has SherlftJWithers:
First year $ 455 76
Second year 635 60
SCOTT'S FEES.
Fees received by Scott 4 1 7 63
Total for four years
during! Johnson's
term $1,408 89
FLKEMAN'B FEES.
For 22 months under
Withers' term $ 206 60
Voters, read these figures and see
the difference between the amount of
constables' work handled by ex-Bherlff
Johnson and Bherlff Withers.
Ever have them? Then
we can't tell you any-
ining aDout tnem.
Tou Know how
dark everything
looks snd how vou
areaboutreadytogive
up. Are things really
blue? Isn't It your
nerves, after all? That's
where the .trouble Is. Your
nerves are beine poisoned from
impurities in yourMood.
Sar:
anapariira
purifies the blood and gives power
and stability to the nerves. It
makes health and strength, activ
ity and cheerfulness.
ll.M a botu. All Irani M.
Take AVer's Pills with Ayer's
Sarsaparllla.
" 1 hare mod your Saruparllla for the
Ut thirty-flto years and always with the
bost reaulta. Tborearo many other kinds
now In the market, but I bare (Treat con
fidence in that word. Ayer's. n
U. MuartHlCK,
Dse. 90, 1889. St. Anthony, Iowa.
irrtie Deefor It yon hare any cora
nlrant wbateyer. write Ql all about lu Tou
W1U reralre the beat medical advice free.
Addreu, Dr. J. c. AVXU, Lowell, Uau.
I WOW I X
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..CLOTHING..
That
Fits Well
Looks Well
and
Wears
Is what our stock is composed
of at prices from $5.00 to
qso.uu a suit.
Call and see our
new spring lino 0f
CARPETS AND
ART SQUARES
S. H FRIENDLY,
PCSSONSL.
A W Hurd is in Eugene.
Dr Dale is home from a trip south.
H V Morgan, of Florence, la in Eu
gene. '
J A Waddle spent Sunday In Eu
gene. R A Booth went to Junotion Olty
today.
J H Beokley has gnue to Portland on
a trip.
J W Doak.of C'sltage Grove, Is in
the city.
M O Warner went to points south
this afternoon
Mrs R B B;au arrived up from
Balem his afternoos.
Mrs FA Rankin goes to Albany
tonight U visit friends.
Burt Lawsnu, tbe paint merchant of
Cottage Orove is in the oity.
L B Hooker went l Cottage Grove
this afternoon on business.
R Mo Murphey Is home from a
business trip to Eastern points.
GeoCummlugs, of Cnttane Grove,
went to Portland on a trip today.
Attorneys Thompson & Hardy are
home from a professional trip to Port
land,.
Rev PLC Hansen, arrived up today
on business connected with the Danish
colony.
Bulla M West, Bupreme Record
Keeper, L O T M will be In Albany
May 22."
Mr and Mrs J M Howe are borne
from a visit of several days in Lin
oounty.
Dr W W Cglesby was in Eugene
today. He wasenroute to the Bohe
mla mines.
Dr Oglesby, of Junction, left this
city today by private conveyance for
bis mines at Bohemia.
Portland Telegram May 19: R. Mo
Murpbey, a prominent citizen
Eugene, Is registered at the Perkins.
J H Welder has returned from
Bohemia,, where he baa been superln
tending work on his mining property,
8 M Yoran left today for the north
nn a campaign speech making trip,
He expeots to be absent about ten
days.
Ellas Bradley, of Corrlle'eos, Call
mrnia, woo purcnased a rarm near
Goshenj or W Banders, during the
winter, arrived this morning with his
family and will reside here.
C H Park, tbe mining man, arrived
home today from a trip to London,
England, New York, Boston and other
Eastern cities. He visited the Colors
do mining sections while absent,
The Next Vice-President
ibis Is tbe question now agltatins
me uunasor our leading politicians,
aim wuiiB several prominent men
have been suggested, the final selec
tlon will undoutedly be the man who
will serve the party Interests to tbe
Deei advantage. This is also true of
medicine. When your stomach be
comes weak and you suffer from dys
pepsia, inaigestlon, constipation and
tliuulency or when In ni-ed of a medl
clue to build up your system or re
owv.ii jr..ui ipotiie, you win make no
mistake If you try that sovereign rem
ray, QOBieiter'a Btomach Bitters. It
is nackea up by fllty years of cures
ana is recommended by many proml
neot physicians. It Is also an PYnel
lent medicine for malaria, fever and
ague, ana can be had of any druggist,
m sura to give It a trial.
Political Speaking.
Hon J B Tracy of Texas will address
the oltizens of Lane county on the
political issues or the day at
OOTTAGB OROTK
r mi
' uuiBuay evening. Mav 24. at R
o ciock p ro, in behalf of tbe CIHzeo's-
U'Hon ticket. Committee.
A Bicycle Bargain.
A chainlets Colombia hievnla nhan
Ei quire at the Opabd office.
Well
wntrt i A-via
SOCIAL.
A SUMMER PARTY.
A number of young people bad
a boating party Baturday night In tbe
mill race, enjoying a luncheon ana
the pleasures of the ride. Miss Edii
Kerns acted asobaperone. The party
Included Delia Tibbets, Leon a Kays,
Leila Jennings, Sadie Ford, Winn
Morgan, Maggie Stuart, Anita Thurs
ton, Daisy Gilbert, Lulu Gilstrap,
Cbas Austin, Arthur MoAliater, Leon
ard Btraigbt, Lloyd Bellman, Roy
Kerns.
William 0. Trine, Trainer U. of 0,
Track Team.
W. O. Trine is one of the best-
known professional foot-racers in
America. Early in tbe '80d be began
bis atbletlo career, and for a number of
seasons participated in tbe Caledonian
games in California. He has met and
defeated such men as Harry Bartbune,
the famous Canadian runner, and
Charley Gibrone, the Kansas wonder,
and has run a tie wltb Thomas Morris,
tbe Chicago record-breaker. M
Trlne's records in the various runs are
as follows: Fifty-yard dash, 0:5 1-6
100-yard dash, 0:09 4-5 ; 220-yard dash
0:21 1-5; 410-yard run, 0:48; halt mile,
1:58; mile, 4:40. He was bead man nn
tbe famous Astoria hoBe team in 1S89
which smashed tbe world's record at
Taooma.
Mr Trine has trained the track team
of the University of Oregon for fou
seasons -'96, '98, '99, '00. His team
has never been beaten, and some of tbe
best athletes In tbe Northwest have
received their training at his hands,
Hotel Arrivals.
HOFFMAN.
L Soniere, Portland
Mrs M C Fuller, "
Miss French "
T P Bowden, California
Jas Lemon, Saguaw
A L Woodruff, Portland
H B Murch, Coburg
W A Hlckson, Vida
C W Thompson, "
H M Mllliron, Junction
W J Bheettuck, Cal
Frank Dunne, Portland
L EjKellog, "
C A Bellinger, "
EUGENE,
R D Hawley, Creswell
W W Ferblsh, 8t Louis
Geo W Brown, Roseburg
Mort Nichols, Iowa
MraH Nichols
-duby men. Dr Kuvkendall anrl
R A Booth addressed small audiences
at Florence and Acme lam week
They got up no enthusiasm, and proba
uiy aia not onange a vote.
PIANO LESSONS. W Glllnrrl rJ.K
voice culture, Miss Marguerite Hansen
for terms, apply to music room. I..
uurmttory.
Market. Tbe ladies ofHt Mr-
nn r. , . ...
uu.iu, episcopal t.nurcb will hold
market Saturday, June 9.
uaaeview itusller Mav 17. lsvii.
r -. i i
Duncan informs us that tnem in mr,,
riding being done In the north end of
tue county gathering un horoe- thi.
pnng, man has been done for several
years. A pRr,y of buckaroos hav,
gone to lava beds north ni f'hrii
to try to round un mm. hn..
tuat nave almost gone wild, not hav
Ing been curraled for years.
Hi? Non-Irritating
Cathartic
Easy to take, easy to operate-
Hood's Pills
CASTOR I A
ror wtants and Children.
The Kind You H3Y3 Always Bought
Bears the y$ .
Signature of U;; t
Read this it will
Save you money
Ladies' vests
Bo
Shirt walstr.'.'::: SctolOo
tov
Dewey cnflee , ,.
War tobacco.... "
Breakfast h.,w, c lb
I2clb
Bran
Mixed feed..." ??',t
Shorts.. . . Mo
70c sck
Mixed Paints . . ,
Carriage Paints...... .' ' 2.. al
"le ijr,
eh" S'"! at Ssrst R.t.
Peters Store,
. Street
SARpr -
s. nit, JUU5 UlGPCh
DR. T. H. STICE,
IflPERIAL RABBli
STICE & nARTIN, Proprie
Una of the meat tnmlem anil fnpAmnuf pnM.:..i.. . n ...
side runways Insure nothing but healthy and nhaiwlv i!"m J
oudhbreus a specialty. 1 ' topWiTJ
We have some of the fmeBt strains in tliii mnnl j 1
another emportatlon in next month
.. j ' IUIWIU1UUD rtr lin .
tSnjrland.
- Only pedigree Btock handled.
LOKLl BELMONT, fee S10: SIR STVI.l-s ir V
buck is from a strain of champions on lmth nidea 'in V m1Ih i
peillgree. Lord Belmont is from Champion Yukon and Prin'ol'. r."1"
ui ueuver buuw in xecemDer 10JO. i,ord lie most il U,i "7"
ticking and length of body, aU of which are prominent !in all 1 hi LkA
vorrwponaence noiiciwa as to prices and atock, orWomSZ
to our customers. """muanm,
Editor's Awful Plight.
F. M. Higgins, editor rieneca, (Ills.,)
News, was sftlioted for years wltn
Piles that no doctor or remedy helped
until he tried Bucklen'rf- Arnica Halve.
He writes two boxes wholly cured
him. It's tbe surest File cure on earth
and tbe best salve in the world. Cure
guaranteed. Only 25 cents. Hold by
VV. L. DeLano, druggist.
Say! Just a Moment Please.
As the lideof prosperity hits uotstruck
me very forcibly yet and I haven't got
the mouey to pay my taxes (which
by the way, are more than they were
last yeaij) in order to get it, 1
will give some one an Im
mense bargain in a plain, or organ for
spot cash. My misfortune, is your
opportunity Don't miss it.
At jour mercy,
P. A. Rankin.
Every Lady Is Invited.
Every liuly In Eugene is cordially
invited totliu Ilea Cross Hewing Bee
at the Armory 1'liursduy, May 17th.
at 2:30 p. m.
Tickktb All Bold. Conductor
Fernell Informed a Guakd reporter
today that the entire train cupacily
uau beon sold for lh Conductors1
excursion to The Dalles next Bunday
auu inai. ir any went fioni here to
Albany with the Intention ol going
on the excursiou they would be
disappointed, as no more tickets will
be placed on sale.
Waoon Eoad Pkices. Lakuview
Kusiler, May 18: While nheat is
selling at 40 cenis a btnhel in tbe
Willamette Valley and uotutoeH at a
low rate, right here in Lihe county,
wheat brings 90 cents a bushel and
potatoes a cent and a bait a pound. It
is not McKinleyism but the absenienf
a inilroad that causes this.
t-ajf a Henderson, Undbi takers
ft - n ..
nu-almers. Cor. Wil and 7th sis.
Variety in
Wall Paper.....
Everything that is good, or
artintic, or neat, or reason
able in p:ice in wall paper
can to found at
Overton
Paints, Oils, Artist Materials.
Lee's Barber 5hop
Chrisman Building-,
Ninth Street.
t Ins razors, elegant linve, courteous treit
ment. All kinds ol tonsorial work.
The floffmao
W C ZEIGLCR, proprietor
SUNDAY DINNERS 50c
EUGENE. OREGON
te8 ASpai9
riU3 ... -'
J stomati,
nrom,,.
tronkk. .
811 other dvr
4
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WHAT OH a-.
ShotiM
"lain,
tlvestion w P l
Te'ephom Jj J
Napa, Cal.,
irom aorae o UntkiZ?1
1. htitl
ThatTurotfetV
Would qfiickltkiB.
Dr. King's New m
sanda nf suSertn tua
matchless merit loratki
headaches. TbtjBb,
and strong oerraujj
oeaitn. ijsy m m.
Only 26 cenli. Km,
cured. Sold by W. L Dtl
gist.
Xoiitt
Tbe ladles ot tbe QJ
will conduct i mirkd a
20th mat. TuoIIbxdi ul
for Baturday sndSnnikjal
Watch for further Botia
J. w.
an. Hi
New Rigs,
New Hirnen
CompetntN
Horses linW brJiI'J
of p;ugene-ruly Smr
Willamette ud Tali SM
Telephou S.I. Il
Photo
STUDENTS did
done by com nig
1 1 J An At UK
for a sitting. JJ
liours preferred
Make your appoW
EIGHTH"
A complfte "Z,,i
. date stock of Iri,
Edlosa Mix, h'
. J.ln.rr'"'n
tan uu
AND
new
rtolhlnt WSdSl
Lane's M
railed rlomini,-,r-
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