Daily Eugene guard., May 22, 1900, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
TUESDAY
MAY 22
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
FOR SALE AT
Julius Goldsmith's
GUARD Telephone, Ho Main 191.
Dr Lowe, optician, with J S Luckey.
Go to J U Greeu 4 Bon's and get a
fine egg oase free.
Bloyole sundries and repairing,
E, E. MoClanahan.
Garden seed in 'bulk ffcab.
F L Chambers.
G6 to J U Green & Bon's and get a
bread box free.
The Titua building Is lip nearly for
the first story joisls.
Have your nieasuretaken for a
summer suit at 8 H Friendlys.
Boh loss Bros & Co clothing to order.
Bee tbe samples at B H Friendlys.
M O Warner tunes pianos and
organs. .Repairing and polishing,
New line of belt rings received
today. J V KauOman,
Cash or easy payments on Rambler
and Ideal oyolcs.
' E. E. MoClanahan.
Call at J U Green & Bon's and And
outbowtogetal2-ddV.en tin egg case
or bread box free.
John QWooleytbe Great Prohibi
tion Orator at the Christian church
Tuesday evening May 23. ' -
Fir wood 12.60 delivered.
Maple wood $3.2-5Hiellvered.
tP T fr. i ...... r a
Be sure aud hear John G Wooley
speak at tbe Christian church next
Tuesday evening May 22?
The Oresoent bicycle Is the strongest
wheel built. F h Chambers has them
at $26 and 36.
A force of workmen have com
menced work on th ' foundation of
the new bank building.
Must be good wheels. Over 140 sold
this year. Kamblers of course.
E. E. MoClanahan.
Tbe best Is good enough. Perfection
or Golden Crown flour, Monroe mills,
only 00 cents per sack.
Smith at Moon, Oth Btreet.
M. B. Smith, Butternut, Mich., says
"DeWitt's Little Early Risers are the
very best pills I have ever used for cos
tlveness, liver and bowel troubles."
Vincent A Co., Corner Drug Btore.
Tbe Albany Democrat says one
hundred Odd Fellows aud Hebekah
members ot tbe order took a Bpeoial car
from Albany to attend the grand lodge
whloh Is in session at Astoria.
B A Booth has oanoelled bis date
here this evening. Be was afraid that
J G Woolley, the great prohibition
orator who speaks at the Christian
church would take the orowd.
Lewis Aokermau, Goshen, lud.,
says, "DeWitt's Little Early Risen
always bring certain relief, cure my
headache and never gripe." Thej
generally cleanse and Invigorate the
bowels and liver.
John G Wooley America's Greatest
Prohibition Orator will speak ml the
Christian ohuroh next Tuesday1 eve
ning. As a public speaker he ha
few equals and no superiors. Don!
fall to hear him. Everybody welcome.
Tbe Ladles' Aid Boolety of the
Presbyterian ohuroh, will give a Baby
bbowoutheSth of June, Bring all
your babies from six months to two
years old. Prizes will be given and loe
cream and cake served. Further par
ticulars later. i
Mrs G E Bushnell's studio opening
Wednesday May 23, In tbe Rankin
annex. Publio Is oordlally Invited
There will be a olass In drawing for
aohool ohlldren on Saturday mornings
at one dollar per month. Regular
olass during the week.
Wm. Orr, Newark, O., says: "We
never feel safe without One Minute
Cough Cure In the house. It saved
my little boy's life when be had the
pneumonia. We think It Is the best
medicine mado." It cures coughs,
aud all lung diseases. Pleasant to take,
harmless and gives Immediate results.
Vinoent Co., corner Drug Btore.
Rev. W. E. BlUer, W.Caton.N.Y.
writes, "I had dyspepsia over twenty
years, aud tried dootors and medlolnea
without benefit. 1 was persuaded to
use Kodol Dyspepsia .Cure and It help
ed me from the start. I believe It to be
apinacoaforallformsot Indigestion."
It digests what you eat. Vinoent A
Co., Corner Drug Store.
I consider It not only a pelasure but
a duty I owe to my neighbors to toll
about tbe wonderful cure effected in
my caw by the timely useof Chamber
lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Riinedy. I was taken very badly with
flux and procured a bottle of this
remedy. A few doses of It effected a
permanent cure. I take pleasure In
reocouiendlng it to ot tiers suirerlng
from that dreadful disease. J. W.
Lynch, Dorr, W Va. This remedy Is
sold oy w u ueu.no.
French Tansy Waters, me world's
famous remedy for Irregular and palu
ful periods of ladies; are never failing
and safe. Mariled ladles' friend
French Tansy Wafers are the only re
liable female remedy In the world; Im
ported from Paris; take nothing else,
but Insist on genuine; In red wtappers
with orown trade mark. La Frame
DrugCmiipany, Importers, SOS Turk St,
Ban Francisco. For sale by all drug
gists, or sent In plain wrapper direct
n recti pt of 12.
The Joint Caovass at Lorane.
(OVAio special reporter.)
Lorane, May 10. The Joint cau
vass at Lorane was auolherdisaripolut
ment to tbe repubiicaus. Lorane bus
stood about 44 to 27 in lavor of the
republicans, and they Justly expeoted
an ovation In that place. But It was
evident from tbe first that tbe audi
enoe was about equally divided with
tbe enthusiasm clearly in favor of tbe
Citizens' party.
One republican said be came out to
hear about county affairs, and others
wanted to bear of them, too. Many
oltizens at Lorane are open to convio
tion, but they demand an explanation
of oar high taxes as compared with
Linn oounty. One man, who has been
a republican, said that unless tbe
republicans gave some satisfactory
explanation on their oounty coart
affair, between now and June, Lorane
would go for the Citizens' ticket, and
that be knew of 8 or 10 voters who had
already deolded to support tbe ticket
this year. One cannot blame the
republican candidates for becoming
discouraged; but Is tiresome to see
them try to make Lawrence Harris the
scape-goat of their misfortunes. A
farmer expressed that impression
about as follows: "Lawrenoe Is lock,
stock, barrel, buugbole and mouth
piece of the republican party here, but
beoan't hold his Job down." But
"Lawrenoe" Is a pluoky attorney, for a
bad oase. A disinterested observer
feels like advising bim to borrow tbe
fiddler's sign, who was trying to play
a cornstalk fiddle for an exasperated
orowd; the sign read: "Don't shoot
the musician, he Is doing the best he
can."
- Several of the republicans quit tbe
canvass at "ottage Grove. Mr. Hawley
is still with the boys however, and bis
handsome smiling face can be seen
everywhere, as he stands like Saul of
Tarsus, bead and shoulders above tbe
dear people about him. He does not
hesitate now to ask even executive
committeemen from opposing parties
to deliver his cards and manage bis
campaign tor bim.
Mr. Parker's honest, Intelligent
countenance Is also not lacking. We
are told by conservative men that
Parker will oarry at least 100 republi
can votes In Cottage Grove. But if
Mr. Parker does not quit wearing off
the Guard reporter's overcoat, he may
expeot trouble lu his own ranks.
As to Mr. Gllstrap, when he Is out
In the farming sections, be makes one
think that the herculean vat of
bumps and bruises, "flunks" and
fizzles, calamities aud despairs, bad
been upset and poured down all over
him. It Is evident to all who hear
him that he and everything else will
go to the bow-wows if be Is not eleoted
treasurer.
Mr. Mllllorn Is making a silent,
olean campaign, as is also Mr. Hill,
and both are gaining Btrength among
the better olass of voters.
As to the joint can vats at this place,
It Is only a repetition of other oointe
In the oampalgu. Mr, Bklpworth
oharged the republicans of corrup
tion lu oounty and state affaire. Mr.
Harris replied that he did not think
the trusts passed tbe Porto Rica bill.
Mr. Bklpworth said that he favored
the abolition of the fee system and
favored the abolition of the state prin
ter aud tbe letting of all work to the
lowest responsible bidder. Mr, Harris
replied that prosperity was now so
great that men could afford to strike.
Mr. Bklpworth pledged .himself to
support a repeal of the mortgage tax
law and the Initiative and referendum.
Mr, Harris said he was not pledged to
anyoue lor U. B. seuator, but believed
that the Philippine should have a
good and stable government. Mr.
Bklpworth aBkod If distance from
twenty years of republican state legis
lation aud from tbose couuty affaire,
did not lend enobantmeut. Mr. Har
rls replied that It was both fitting and
proper to pass tbe Gold Standard
bill, as it recognized In law what was
already true In practice.
Thus, If our tragical oouuty canvass
oontlnues It will surely end In a ooml
oal faroe. But tbe Citizens say, "let
the good work go on."
Market and Flower Carnival
Under the ausploes of the Ladles'
Aid Society of the Christian church
market and flower- carnival will be
oooduoted next Saturday May 26,
Tbe market will furnish supplies
for the dinner table. The floral display
will Inolude all varieties of cut flowers
in b'.oom, lnoludlug wild flowers.
Premiums will be awarded on roses,
daisies and wild flowers. Full expla
nations will be given lu due time.
65c
Flour best per sack...... 65c
6 lbs good Oregon beans 3&c
7 Dixie Queen tobacco 25o
S No 1 smoking tobacco or 1 lb... 35o
lb Star chew lug tobacco 45o
1 set regular size white plates. 40c
1 set handled tea cups and sauoers
Sun
3 pkg goldust washing powder 20o
1 pkg ammons waihlng powder... 5c
1 lb good walnuts 8o
Fletoher oastorla (gonulue) 25o
2 bot good catsup 25o
Remembor to close one book
la now 6o
AY RTI.T.Y
FOURTH OF JULY.
Celebration of the Day is Virtu
ally Assured.
Tbe meeting at tbe court house last
night for tbe purpose of attending lo
the matter of a Fourth of July cele
bration resulted In the usual prelimin
ary work being transacted. Tbe gen
eral sentiment seems to favor a celebra
tion, and a committee was appointed
with full power to carry on the woik
Mayor Harris selected the following
oommltten, and Its personnel augurs
well for tbe success of the day: W 0
Yoran, P E Bnodgrass, F L Chambers,
C C Kauflman, .
The committee will at once proceed
to work, and in a day or so will make
a canvass ot tbe town for tbe funds
necessary to carry on tbe celebration.
It Is virtually assured that an enjoya
ble day can be given all who come to
Eugene on that day.
: How's This
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure.
F J Chrnky 4 Co., Props, Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known F
J Cheney for the last 16 years, and be
lleve bim perfectly honorable in al
business transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by their firm.
West&Truax, wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O.
WALDINO, KlNNAN A ' MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of tbe system.
Price, 75 cents per oottle. Sold by all
druggists. Testimonials frie.
Hall's family pills are tbe best.
The City Legislature.
The city coanoll met Monday night
in speolal session. Present, Mayor
Harris, Council men Oaburn, Roney,
Abrams, White and Luokey.
Ordinance 831 to Improve Fit st street
from the center of Lawrence to the
center of Madison street was passed.
Counollman Oaburn moved that tbe
street commissioner and marshal be
dlreoted to examine Into tbe condition
of tbe sidewalks throughout tbe city
and report to the street commll'eo all
sidewalks needing renewing or repair
ing, and that the same be ordered
rebuilt or repaired at once. Passed.
A resolution was submitted by
Counollman Osburn, and passed, as
follows: "Toat one-balf of any fine
paid In for violation of the bloyole
ordinance shall go to tbe informer."
6o Cents.
For the best flour. Perfection and
Golden Crown. Every sack guar
anteed. Smith & MooN.
Married.-Salem Journal: At the
home of Mrs W B Magers, Balem May
20, 1900, Miss Mabel L Smith, of
Balem, to Mr W M Keene, of Junction
City, Rev Ronald McRilop officiating.
State Y P 8 C E. The state con
vention will begin at Albany next
Friday. Miss Mabel Wheeler, of this
city, will read a paper ou "Junior
Work."
Ml
Looiaiyourtonguei int'scoated,
your stomach is bad, your liver out of
order. Ayer's Pills will clesn your
tongue, cure your dyspepsia, make
your liver right. Easy to take, easy
to operate. 25c. - All druggists.
Yant your moustache or beard a beautiful
brown or rich Mack T Then us
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE MS
..CLOTHING..
That
Fits Well
Looks Well
and
Wears
Is what our stock is composed
of at prices from $5.00 to
$25.00 a suit.
Call and see our
new spring lino of
CARPETS AND
ART SQUARES
S. H FRIENDLY.
Mr- W H Hoflmau is now able to be
out again.
Dorrls Is In tbe
Farmer ueo a
city today.
Lester O Beckwilh Is auout tue
streets agalo.
Harry Baxter Is down from nie
Mohawk ranch.
j no Fuller hw returned home
from the Siuslaw.
Attorney J E Young, of Cottage
Grove is in Eugi.ne.
Rev PLC Hansen returned to
Portland tbls afternoon.
J H O'Neill, of the O RAN, Is In
Eugene loday on business.
Hnhnm rtnnerlntendeut Miller left
for Florence today to visit schools.
J Q Walters left on a trip to Harrls
borg and Juuotlon City today.
Capltaln Hurd and wife left for
their home at Florence this morning.
i T.iim.n ml Indiana. Is here on a
visit to his brother L P Tallman, of
Siuslaw.
r w rnnk the Bohemia mining
man, returned to Cottage Grove this
afternoon.
Jnhn Cornwall went to Linn county
this sfternoon to visit tls son Boliver
and family.
Mra J B Wlllousbbv arrived home
today from tbe East, where she has
spent tbe winter.
Mlaa Sadie Driscol. of Junction, and
ber sister Mrs Costls, ot Smitbfleld are
visiting In Eugene.
A W Beadle, a eaDltalist from San
Francisco, was a passenger on this
morning's stage for Florence.
Mrs J E Bronaugh returned to her
home in Portland today after a visit at
the home of her parents, Hon aid Mrs
Geo B Dorris.
John G WoolItT. the well known
temperance orator, arrived today and
will address tbe rwonle at the Christian
oburch tonight on the political Issues of
tbe day.
P J Jennings, of the Helena mine.
Bohemia, was in Eugene last night
and together with J W Cook was In
tervlewlng the county court relative to
Improvement of the wagon road be
tween Cottage Grove and Bohemia.
J R Nagel, who swoceedeJ C O Terry,
ai traveling passenger agem lor tne
Oraffnn Rhnrt Cine, arrived un tnriav.
Mr. Terry is now agent for the Clipper
steamship line, and will shortly leave
for Cape Nome on a business trip. His
bead omoe is in Seattle.
The Next Vice-President
This la the question now agitating
tbe minds of our leading politicians,
and while several prominent men
have been suggested, the final eelec
tlon will undoutedly be the man who
will serve the party interests to the
best advantage. This Is also true of
medicine. When your stomaoh be
comes weak and yqu suffer from dys
pepsia, Indigestion, constipation and
flatulency or when in need of a medi
cine to build up your Bystem or re
store your appetite, you will make no
mistake If you try ibat sovereign rem
edy, Hosteller's Stomach Bitters. It
Is backed up by fifty years of cures
and is recommended by many promi
nent phyeiolanB. It Ib also an excel
lent medicine for malaria, fever and
ague, and can be had of any druggist.
Be sure 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
COTTAGE GROTS
On Thursday evening. May 24, at 8
o'clock p m, In behalf of the Citizen'
Union ticket. Committee.
Bird Escaped. A Germau oanary
bird, fine singer, yellow exoeat black
crest on bead, escaped from a cage near
tne business part of town Monday fore
noon. Bang loudly about premises for
while. Flew strong ss it took much
exercise on a wheel In a large osge,
The Guard will pay a reasonable
reward for the capture of tbe bird.
Well
LARGE SALE.
Danish Colonists Purchase Hem- J
r. m,l lltlinr- I rind I
Matters relating to I he set llemetit l
Danes of the Danish Lu berau cluireh
lu Lane county are pmgrM-iug vwy
ilsfaotorlly. E C Buirh,
attending to the matter, an giM I"
this city, lu conversation 11
GUARD reporter today, s'aled thai
the following tracts I land Hal
already been selected and iiu-chased,
tbe advance payments having oeeu
made on eaob sale:
E 0 Smith farm, 12S0 acres.
V Hemenway farm, 884 anres.
J M Horu farm, 160 acres.
J F Starr farm, 63 acres.
The sale of the Hcmeuway farm was
consummated this morning, the agreed
price being 18 per acre, and $1,000 was
paid down.
Mr Smith further said that, acting
In tbe matter, be has seoured options
on about 12,000 acres of land, all
vlitually adjoining the first purchases,
and that the present indications are
that tbe colony will reaob proportions
blob will justify tbe purchase of tbe
entire lot of land.
Rev Hansen, who is promoting the
enterprise in tbe interests of bis oburch
people, is in the olty attending to
business matters, and Is much pleated
with tbe progress of affairs. Tbe
extent of this colonization scheme Is
beginning to be apparent, and within
the next two years the population of
iane oounty wll! be greatly augmented
with a good class of working people as
a result of th's enterprise. .
. A Thousand Tongues.
Could not express the rapture of
Annie E Springer, of 1125 Howard et,
Philadelphia, Pa, when she found that
Dr King's New Discovery for Con
sumption bad completely cured ber of
a baoking cough tbat for many years
bad made life a burden. All other
remedies and doctors could give ber no
help, but Bhe says of thlB Royal Cure
It soon removed the pain in my chest
and I nan now sleep soundly, some
thing I can scarcely remember doing
before. I feel like sounding its praises
throughout the Universe. Bo will
every one who tries Dr King's New
Discovery Tor any trouble of the Throat
Chest or Lungs. Price 60o end Sl.tiO
Trial bottles free at W L De Lano's
Drug Store; every bottle guaranteed.
W E PL Dinner.
The ladies of the WRPL are try
log to raise 1600 with which to
erect a monumeutal fountain in the
olty park in memory of our Lane
county boys who died at Manila.
Will you help? If so buy your din
ner on the day of the candidate's
Bpeaking In Eugene at the stand in
the park. It will be ready at 12 o'
clock, noon, Saturday, June 2.
Piano lessons. W Gilford flash
Voice culture, Miss Marguerite Hansen
For terms, apply to music rooms In
uormitory.
Market. Tbe ladles of 81 Mary1
Guild, Episcopal Church will hold
market Saturday, June 9.
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Waste Not,
Want Not"
Little leaks bring to wanr.
and little impurities of Me
blood, if not attended ro.
bring a "Want" of health.
Hood's Sarsaparilla is tne
one and only specific fr.t
will remove all blood humors
and impurities, thereby pat
ting you into a. condition of
perfect health.
Bad Stomach " Hetdtches
tired feeling, bid condition of stomtcn,
caused me lo take Hood's Sarsapafl.
It stopped all faint trouble.''' Chants
'Bover, -Glens Falls. N. Y.
.JlTCdHlUjuM Urarllliitm nonlrrluttn
only olhiruc to uk. with HrtUr..rSu:
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Hava Always Bought
Bears the fy fVi .
Signature of ,- ';. ;7&&t,.
Bears the s'i'
Read this it will
Save you money
Men's socks, per pair a
Lidles' vesta c.-,
Bhlrt waisl. IV.. " isi
Dewey coffee in,, ih
Htar tobacco .
Breakfast bacon
MuVfeed":::::::::::"::". S
wo s
Mixed Paints t, o-, -.1
Carriage Paints .V. ......V. ff qj
oth.r eoodi at Sam Riti.
Peters Store,
9th Street
DR. T. If. STICK,
IflPERIAL
' '"F"i vai,,
STICE &
Oneo
of the mcst modern and foremost RaMi;.!. t- n ...
side runways insure nothing but healthy and Bhaiu-lv Tt 0
ouRnnreaH a Hpeciaity,
We hiive Bnme of the finest strains in tM.
BIOCK. tD IJUVU JOB
i received an importation rf"'
la next month 'Ct JftWq
another emportation
Only pedipree stock handled. We have atstnd- um.. 1
.fin 11 hi.'.i.mont fA sin. sir otv lu J. VKINCt I
buck is from a strain, of chanipionB on lioth sides In p 1 J1 J
pedigree. Lord Belmont is from Champion Yukon .f,j'o
In Denver show in December 1898. Lord Belmont T . ft' Wj
ticking and leniith of body, all of which am nmmi.... awrl
-" P - .-.. 1 1 1 s nr. . .-- luntl
Correspondence solicited as to prioes and atock mi, ""Sri 1
to our customers. ' "imaiiajLJ
Hotel Arrivals.
KUOENE.
Dr Oglesby, Junction
O L Jobnaon, Colorado Bpriugs
8 J Smith
A P Hurd and wf, Floreuoe
C H Park, London, England
PLC Hansen, Portland
M Jessen, Minn
H Petersen, Neb
P Jacobseu Neb.
B P Mortb, N Y
W H Mabony, Portland
J R Uooly, Brownsville
J B O'Leary, NY
B L Williams, Brownsville.
0 W Thompson, Vlda
W A Hickson, Vida
A J Ward, Vida
McKnigbt, Portland
DHpringer, Chicago
M 8 Marks, Port land
J T Gregory, Wis
L (i DeWolf, Portland
John Bell, Wis
L A Irwin, Monroe
C H rJmilb, S F
J H O Neill, Portland
J E Young, Cottage Grove
Juo G Wooley, Chicago
E O Miller, Portland
HOFFMAN.
C L Williams, Cal
Mrs N L Cornelius, Helena
A W Beadle, 8 F
1 K Levy, 8 F
' J W Cook, Bohemia
J Peterson, Bohemia
T if Hmitb
F Neyne, 8 F
J L Murtlu, Bohemia
C Cole, Isabel
C F Baxttr, Isabel
J T Wnitmore, Isabel
W T Beach, Isabel
W Brst, 8 K
H M Milllron, Junction
K A Ironing, Monroe
H Bennlnger
Archie Mason, Portlaud
OE Martin, Seattle
"R A Booth, Grants Pass
G Stoliz, Buleiu
T WegruaD, Portland
Mrs W T Emery, Koaeburg
J T Gregory, Chicago
LG DeWolf, Portland
John Bell, Wis
Harry Baxter and friend, N Y
J Merzbath, H F
W J Hnhusi, 8 F
8 A Keyston, H F
W M Hougue. 8 F
W G Allen, Newburg
W K Allen,
F J Tetreall, 8 K
J H Brook, Portland
.1 J Tyler,
FT Sutherland, Denver
J R Magee, Portland
li) S Henderson, llnutxidKBfS
Embaimers. Cor. Wil and 7th sis.
Variety in
Wall Paper '
Everything that Is good, or
artistic, or neat, or reason
able in piles in wall paper
can bo found st
Overton
Flints, Oils, Artist Materials.
Lee's Barber Shop
Chrisman Building;,
Ninth Street.
Fine rsmrn. elegant Bhavex. courteous treat
ment. All kinds ot tentorial work.
The Hoffman
W OZEIOLCrt. FBOPRICTOR.
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