Daily Eugene guard., May 29, 1900, Image 4

Eugene
Guard
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
FOR SALE AT
Julius Goldsmith's
GUARD Telephone, Ho Main 191.
BREVITIES.
An elegant day.
Field Dy excursion.
Election closo at bund.
Strawberries 4 boxes for a .
Congregational social tonight.
Tomorrow Is Decoration Day.
Dr Lowe, optician, with J B Luckey,
The banks will not open tomorrow,
Judire Hewitt spoke at Junction
last night.
Bicycle xundries and repairing.
. E. Mo''lnnnhan.
Tickets now on sale at Corner Drug
Htore. Price $3.
The railroad company at the depot
have a new baggage truck.
Nnarlv all the stores will olose
during a portion of tomorrow.
Wheat and hopi half price, taxes
doubled. That's what alls us.
Garden seed In bulk fresh.
F L Chambers,
&I O Warner tunes pianos and
organs. Repairing and polishing,
Cash or easy payments on Rambler
and Ideal cycles.
E. E. AicClanaban.
Don't miss the Meld sports at Salem
box I Saturday.
Linn county taxpayers settle at the
rate of 14 mlllt; Lane's at 28J. Why
the dillereuct?
Fir wood $2.60 delivered.
Maple wood $3.25 delivered.
F. L. Chambers.
HG Miller of the University Book-
Daily
- store, Is having some Interior Improve.
uionta made at bis place of buslnes,
Remember the lawn soolal tonight at
the F H Dunn residence property.
corner Oak and Eleventh streets; ad'
mlmloii, 10 cents.
The best Is good enough. Perfection
or Golden Crown Hour, Monroe mills,
only GO mils per saok.
Smith Moon, Dili Street,
The ladles of the Congregationol
church will aerve cake, strawberries
and oream lu the oliuroh parlor on
Tuesday evening May 20tb. Price lOo.
M. B, Smith, Butternut, Mloh., says
'.'DeWltt'sLlltlo Early Risers are the
very best pills I have ever used for oos
tiveness, liver and bowel troubles."
Vincent & Co., Corner Drug Store, '
Lewis Aokeriuan, Goshen, Ind
siiya, "DeWltt's Little Early Risers
always bring certain relief, cure my
headache and never gripe." They
generally cleanse and Invigorate the
bowels and liver.
Expenonoe is the bent toaebnr. Use
Acker's English Remedy iu any case
of coughB, oolds or ornuu. Should It
fall to give Immediate relief money re
run (led. H6 ots ana 60 ois. f or kuIu by
W Lt UeLauo.
Remember the lawn social tonight
at the F B Dunn residence property,
corner Oak and Eleventh streets; ad'
mission, 10 nents.
The Salem postofflce building I
going to be a handsome truo'ure,
three atones high, says the Statesman
It will compare very favorable with
the Oregon oapltol and the Marlon
County courthouse, between which
buildings it will stand.
The Ladles' Aid Society of the
Presbyterian ohuroh will give a Baby
fellow on the Mb of June. Bring all
your babies from six mouths to two
years old. Prises will be given and toe
cream and cake served. Further par
ticulars later.
Field Day exourslon.
Rev. YV. E. BlUer, W.Caton, N. Y,
wrllos, "I had dyspepsia over twenty
years, and tried dootors and uiedlolues
without benefit. 1 was persuaded to
use Kodol Dyspepsia (Cure and It help,
ed me from the start. I believe It to be
a panacea for all forms ol indigestion."
1 1 digests what you eat. Vincent A
Co., Corner Drug Store.
Frenoh Tansy Wafers, me world'!
amous remedy for irregular and pain
f ul periods of ladles; are never failing
ami safe. Married ladles' frleud
French Tansy Wafers are the only re-
f liable female remedy In the world: im
ported from Paris; take nothing else.
but Insist on genuine; In red wrappers
with crown trade mark. La France
Jtrue Company, Importers, 806 Turk St,
r-u Francisco, For sale by all drug.
ft isis, or seiu in piam wrapper direct
Every
Saturday and
Jilonday...
We will mrka tpetUl tlUplajr
of ilice frum
$1.50 to $2.50
Per Pair.
WATCH OUR WINDOWS.
...GILBERT...
blue river stories
A Portland Man Gives an Oregon
ian Reporter a Talk.
Oregoiilau If ay 24.
"L M Knight, a reildunt of Port
land, who has Just returned from a
trip to the Blue River mines, In Lane
oounty, say. a number of good
properties are being developed there,
and that the district will vbortly come
to the front as one as the of the best of
Oreggnn's oreproducers.
"Blue River 1. situated in the west
ern foothills ol the Cascade mountains,
the stream being a tributary to tbe
McKenzle. Vida is the name of tbe
nearest postofflce, w hich Is situated
about 60 miles east of Eugene. A' good
stage road reaches within seven miles
of the diggings. Of the mines being
operated there at present, that owned
by L Zimmerman, of Portland, Is tb.
most prominent. A 10-slamp mill
is at work In this ore, and tbe mine la
olearlng (30,000 a month.
"Mr Knight mentions one mineown-
er in the distriot as clearing $6 to $10
a day with a mortar and pestle. This
old miner Is not anxious to sell as be
oan mortar oat all the money be baa
any use for, but several mining pro
moters, who realize the value of tbe
old man's property, have been trying
to get a bond on It. Only last week a
Portland promoter went up Blue River,
armed with four bottles of whliky,
and proceeded to get this mlneowner
full, so a to get the property at a bar-
grin. The old man drank heartily of
tbellqnor, but tbe more he drank tbe
higher he put bis figures, and tbe pro
moter finally left in disgust."
Hon. S. H. Hazard.
Hon. S. H. Hazard, of Empire City
Coos county, visited Eugene today.
He Is the Union candidate for prose
cuting attorney in this district. He
held the office from 1876 lo 1880, benoe
Is well and favorably known by many
of our citizens. He is the ablest attor
ney In Coos county and has tbe lead
ing piactice. If tbe people want an
upright man and one of great ability
to fill this important position, they
should oait their ballot tor Mr. Hazard.
Judge Hamilton studied law uuder
Mr. Hazard, proving that Judge
Hazard Is a thorough attorney. He
visited Junction City this afternoon.
Field Day Excursion.
The U O Athletic management will
run an excursion car to state field day
at Balem. Car leaves Eugene Friday,
June 1, at 1:10 p m. Leaves Salem,
Saturday, June 2, at 10:33 pm. Round
trip tickets, good only on above trains,
$3.00. Secure your tlokets or make
reservations at once as only a limited
number will be sold. Ticket, oan be
bought at Vincent's Drug Store or
from myself.
O N MoArthub,
W R P L Dinner. Tbe dinner
to be given by theWRPL will be
held In the building one door" north
of the store of J H MoCIung, Instead
of In the park, as formerly advertised.
Field Diy exourslon.
J O Watts placed a handsome
sign In position today.
L N Rnney has created a tool house
near the site of the new bank building.
Studies In the University and publlo
schools ceased today. Now lor
examlna'lnus.
Workmen are getting I lie Davles
building ready to move the same to
the rear of the lot.
Splendid cake, heaping dishes of
lusoiou strawberries and en am at the
Congregational church Tuesday even'
lng May 2U. Price 10 cents.
Rev Q H Shlun, D D. of Galesburtt,
Illinois, general missionary of the
Universal 1st ohnrob will preach at
Frank', ball, over IUoket store on
Thursday evening May 81, at 8 o'olock
All are cordially invited.
Pendleton E O, May 28: Mis.
Beattle leaves this week for ber bom.
in Oregon City, where she will prob
ably spend the greater part ot the
summer. Mis. Beatle will b. at the
university at Eugene during the com
menoement exercises. She may visit
the Sound before returning to Pendle
ton.
The Brownsville Times say. the
flouring mill In that town has closed
down, having ground all the wheat
on hind. The committee appointed
by the farmers interested baa oora
pleted its labor, and the mill will be
turned over to lu owners. Just who
111 operate It In the future Is nol
known at this time, but Mr Miller hat
decided that he will not continue to
run It.
65c
Flour best per aack.... 65c
lb. good Oregon beans 36c
Dixie Queeu tobacco "So
No 1 smoking tobacco or 1 lb... 25c
lb Star chewing tobacco 46o
ael regular size white plates. 40c
set handled tea oups and saucer.
60o
pkggoldust waahlug powder 20o
pkg amnion, waahlug powder... fro
lb good walnut. go
Fletoher castorla (geuulue) 25c
Dot good catsup 25c
Remember to close on. book
now ,
So
CtRSONAl.
Hen of Wallnu, i in iliec'ty.
Jj -; 1JHI J iliiuni i- lr ii- iK'iu
P.-ril lid.
J I' Jimeo, nf the Ii ii Ii.tii IV.iIIl-, is
iu ibe uiiy.
Mrs. Hcott Bozorth returned to Halein
this afternoon.
C H Park left toilay for (lie Bohemia
mining district.
Mrs. Frank Kennedy and a sister
returned home today
Judge Potter returned from C'.itlage
Grove tbls afternoon.
Miss Flora Young arrived home
today from a visit at Silem,
Mrs. Jnhain, of Cottage Grove, Is
here vlsitiug her sister, Mrs. Or. Kay-
kendall.
Mr and Mrs Charles Henderson, r.f
Silem, arrived up today for a visit wi'h
relatives.
Mls Mable Miller, of Milwauklr,
Is visiting at the home of Professor
and Mrs Jno Straub.
Assessor Stafford of Linn county,
and Mr. Stafford, ot Spokane, Wash.,
were in Eugene today.
Judge Herrltt, of Albany, was in
Eugene today. He Is to deliver a
couple of speeches lu tbe outlying dis
trlcta.
Mrs W L Cheshire left this afer
noon for Hoortuburg, for a visit at the
horn m f her parents, MrandMrsP P
Palmer.
Mr. S W Condon, who has been
visiting at the borne of her parenln,
Mr and Mrs B F Dorris, returned to
her home at Oakland, California,
today.
S Smeed, of Waltervlle, was In
Eugene today. He reports Forrest
and Woodcock's first lug run now
passing HendrlckB' ferry, and tint
makes a dangerous crossing. Heeaja
a bridge is badly needed at that point
Another Brief Letter.
EuciKNE, May 27, 1000.
Editor Guard:-Tbe Regi-ter, run
by renegade populists, calls me "One
Simons." I will state that I um a
taxpayer and also fought for Uncle
Sam In tbe late civil war for three
years, and have always been a true
republican. However, I do not vote
for men like McQueen who euppoited
numerous grafts in the lait legislature
and is not a man of his word, I will
also Inform the Register am entirely
financially responsible for all my
statements. Dou't vote for McQueen.
L. Simons.
Thb Original "Hilda." Bun-
day's Salem Seate.man: "Hilda iloh
son, the original, Is lu the city. She
arrived in the olty on the afternoon
train yesterday from Lane oouniy,
and Is accompanied by her Cel. stlal
paramour. Hilda Is not a had looking
girl, aud was very well d reused. Tuis
Individual Is the .original "Hildii,"
who for several months iast i-uiiimer
and fall resided in tbls city. She
became enamored of a Chlnam in, who
was fairly prosperous, and after a
brief osurtsblp, concluded to wed.
Tbeoouple went to a lumber oamp
near Eugene, where the Chinaman
I. employed as cook. There tbe
couple has since resided In perpetual
bliss."
Sick headache. Food doesn't di-
trPKt ar11 annptiti nAnr hnniala
stipatcd, tongue coated. It's your
liver I AVer's Pill ar ivtr niiia
, Ha j nuu onie. j ucy cure ayspep-
Want your niumUctie or berd beautiful
brown or rich bUrkT Then me
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE Mir.
,0T'. o, 0.1,.,.. ow m P H.,L A CO. N.INU., H. H.
..CLOTH,
That
Fits Well
Looks Well
and
Wears
Is what our
ui at prices irom S5.00 to
$25.00 a suit.
Call ami see our
new spring line of
CARPETS AND
ARTfi SQUARES"
X0 PROTEST.
0. A. C. Is Not Making Charges
Against U. 0. Atuletes.
The information referred to in II
following letters was published 'Ii the
Guard tlirouiih what it couslderea
gno.l authority, and this paper
pleated lo learn that the statement
not Hue:
CoKVALLie Or., May 29. 1900.
Editor of tub Guard, Eugene,
Oregon. Dear Sir: We as repmt-iit
Hvhm i.r the O A. C track team, wish
to rtenv a Kintement which was mad'
in jour columns to the effect that
had proleHteil two of I lie U. O. team
Jackson and Knox. There is no truth
iu the statement you made in regard
lo i hi.
Yours respectfully,
. Ray Goodrich, Mauaifer.
HuuuB Burnett, I apt
P. H. Will you kiudly pnui thii
denial so as to place us lu tbe tight
light with (lie colleges.
Corvalus, Oi Ma 29, 1000.
Edijok Eugene Daily Guard,
Eunene. Ore. Dear riir: In last Sat
urday's Guaku there apoers a slate.
meiitthat the O A. I . has protested
two of the U O. entries for tbe I. A
A. A. O. meet. We wlnh lo deny this
slatemeui us It is absolutely wlthcut
foundation. The O. A. C. has no
charges whatever agaiust the amateur
standing f Mr. Knox and Mr. Jack'
son.
Hoping that you will rectify this
mistake Ui rough tbe columns of you
paper, I am
Yours respectfully,
. ' Ray Goodrich,
Mg'r O. A. 0. Track Team.
Strawberries, 0 boxes for 25 cents,
Ax Billy,
Contemptible.
The Register intimates that Hon
H R Kiucaid, while Secretary
State, stole and is now using a lot
10 out Htamps,
Sich contemptible lies are to
expected from the present manage-
ment ot the Register. Mr Kiucaid
has resided in Lane county over fifty
years un.i hie integrity has never
before been questioned. Gentlemen
of Lane cnumy, what think you
fcUcu falsehoods. By your votes
June 4 inform the U It traps that
Mr Klncaid Is one of your best
ClllzeUB.
Poison in Potatoes.
The Public is becoming excited over
the statement reeeutly made that
potatoes contain a poison called
nnlanin. It Is announced that new
potatoes contain much less thau old
ones, hut those which have commenced
to tprout are quite rttmtrerous. Thl9
may be true, hut it seems odd that
people biwe lived aud thrived for
centuries ui.oo tbeui and that tbei
dunger has JiihI been discovered.
js safe lo assert Unit any one with
wnnni potatoes do uot agree has
stomach trouble, and any one win
Das indigestion, dyspepsia, consiipa-
lion, MIlnueneHs, or liver and kidney
weaitness needs Hosteller's Stomach
Bitters at once. This medicine does
more than promise, It cures. Avoid
illbstltutes and Insist upon having the
genuine. Try it.
Arm Fractured. Last evening
rour-.vear-old child of G L Larimer,
of Springfield, had the misfortune t
fraoture its arm below the elbow, by
railing on a leeterlng board. Dr
Brown, of this city, was called aud
attended lo the mutter.
niAHKiRD, Alhauy P.emnorat: "In
Euirene, on Haturday evening, Moy
u, .nr. tvnuaiu Kalstnn, and Mrs,
riaieina liiddle, two prominent and
worthy people of this olty. '1 ,ey have
uie oesi wishes ol many."
Born. At Mo-cow, Idaho, May B
iww, io i ne ne or pro'. H. T. Condon
a aaugmer-iNina Kathleen. Grandpa
Wllkins is all s.-inles loday over his
new nonors. I'r.f Tbos. t.'ondon
lanes i lie mailer quite considerately,
Well
stock is composed
NO GUARD TOMORROW.
On accouut of tomorrow being
Decoration Day, there will be no
paper Issued from tbls office.
Resolutions ol Condolence.
Whereas, God In his infinite wis
dom has seen best to call from our
midst, our beloved wife and sister,
Mrs K H Bhacklett, a momber of the
Cumberland Presbiteriau church and,
Whereas, In her deaili not only
thiscburoh, but humanity loses an
untiring worker, and a loving and
sympathizing friend; iberefore be it,
Resolved, that we beer in mind
her loving kindness, mid her good
christian lif. that we may live to grow
in our lives tver bearing fruit to the
honor and tloryi fthe Ma-ier.
Resolved, that by ber removal
from us, to a better world where sor
row never coiues, Hie church has lost
a devoted friend and faithful worker.
Resolved, that wo exmnil to the
bereaved husband, 'and eisler, and
other relatives our respect and tender
eat sympathy.
Resolved, that, these resolutions
be placed on the records of tills Sun
day school, and that a copy thereof
be furnished the family of the
de eased .
Miss Uora Ham,
Miss Mary Gilbet,
Mrs Mary Doty,
Rev J F Claycomb.
Court House Items.
Mortgage 100 00
Chattel mortgage 47 US
Crop mortgage 275 00
REAL EST 4TB TRANSACTIONS.
D G McFarlaud to F M Eby and W
E Bnren, land In Cottage Grove; $1.
L D Scarborough to Henry Melton,
lots 7 and 8, blk 3, Creswell; $250.
Alice V Simmons to George W
JohnBon, 30 acreB in tp 20s r 3 w; bond
for deed ; $1000.
S E Markley et al to D G McFarland
land In Cottage Grove; quit claim.
J T Turpen et al to W T McCoy, 160
aores In seo 8, tp 22 s r 8 w; $100 and
other valuable considerations.
J ta Harris to 8 U McCoy, 100 acres
in Lane county, bond for deed; $40).
Overstated.
Portland, May 28 (Toil. e Editor.)
The statement in this morning's Ore
gonlan by Mr L M Knight reguidinir
the Blue River mines is misleading
and greatly overiales the output of the
Lucky Boy mine. It is true, I am
part owier of Hi is mine, and will
admit that it is a good paying proper
ty, considering the money invested.
The mine is not for sale, and the
owners have no desire to boom it. The
gentleman, no doubt, got bis informa
tion from some unreliable pouroe,
L. Zimmerman
Modern Woodmen.
All members requested to meet at
the Venerable Consul's nlllce this
eveniug at 8 o'clock. Business of
importance.
R McMurphry,
Venerable Consul.
Will Close.
At the solicitation of the GAR
committee J Ingham and Mel Green
Interviewed the buslnets men and
stale that all have have slimed
pennon in o'ose their stores from 10
a. ui. to 12 noon.
A ijaENB Boy. Viril Joliuson
who has been atteudingthe Iheoloiri
oai seminary at Rochester, N Y, will
aotaa pastor of a church at Williams
town, Massachusetts, during the sum
uier, returning til Ills studios In
September.
lfei dinner
io assist dilution, relieve distress
"uc cumi; in uniiKinfT too near t lip.
In tiraviinf m. t t.... : . . 1
Hood's Pffls
fold everywhere. 23 cents.
J. W. KAYS FUBNITIIRF fin
u
HMMtHS and FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Read this it will
Saye you money
Men's socks, per pair
unuieo vesis 1. i
Shirt waists 4
Dewey coffee ,n. ,L
Star tobacco J," "
"""'i uncuu i lolb
Rran ,
Ml .I t' Soo sok
HhorU.. K w
iwm.n
Mixed Paints
Carriage Paint.
$1.25 gal
"5o qt
"My oth.r Goods t Sams R,i.
Peters Store,
9th Street
ugene Livery and Feed Stables
WEST E.10S, Props.
New Rigs,
New Harness,
Competent Drivjrs
Pit. "". II, HTiCi:,
IHPERiAL
STICG &
runwuvH iiiMlio nothing I. lit 'ilj,"i((0 ;
M.ra.l- a ;..!.,
WO II
(nine of tie, finest Klntii,s
tuck. Wo luivo just received ni. i, .'. "iiliilm . .
another euiuortutlou
England.
in
mi iiiwta;i0
(J.,ly w.li,Toe tielr h'am.le.1.
LIMtK lll5l,MU.T,fo81U; M II STVl vj
buck la fr iiittt.in ..f ,.h.,,...l... . ' t .'M '
wmt-ree. jji,r,i jseiiuonl is linm ( lluii
',. , ... . t""n ,
in ueuvar nuuw 1.1 ueceniner 1B1IM. J.r. I
to our customers.
. .w..v.wu 1W IU Urif-L-U ,. ... .
DIVINITY COMMENCEMENT.
Sunday and Alontiay June 3 and 4
in the Christian Church.
Baccalaureate Bornion by Dean & j
Sanderson, D D, Sunday at 11 a in
followed by the ordination or six
young men to the ministry of the
Word.
The ordination service will be
directed by Rev Rose, pastor, who
will be assisted by Dean Sanderson,
Rev Kellems and others.
President P L Campbell, of Mon
mouth, will deliver the auuual address
before the graduating class on Monday
at 8 p to. A cordial invitation is
extended to the publlo to attend.
Hotel Arrivals.
EUGENE,
E O Copper, Portland
J FMynum, SF
Geo Lee, Cottage Grove
0 G Wilson and wife, Florence
vV Jackson, Portland
Mrs Ida Hamblen, Pendleton
H H Hewitt, Albany
S B Bane, Corvallis
R L Kumey, Portland
B Grondahl, Portlaud
W H Baker, Junction
N J Wright, Cnicago
J Wing, Dallas
A J Ward, Vlda
T Ofuser and wife, Chicago
W A Morgan
TD Condon, Portland
F E Idlmson, Portland
S Smeed, Waltervllle
S H Holt, Ashland
Col j Olmsted, Salem
R C Walters, Albany
HOFFMAN.
W L Whitman, Chloigo
C Cole, Isabel
C H Sanders, Coburg
Geo Mercer, Philomath
Mrs W J Francis, Pnwper
Mrs 8 A Barrell, Aome
A W Beadier, S F
H A Van Amrlnye, Tampa Fla
H H Hazard, Empire City
4GeoO Peel, Portland
A D Hyland, Lonell
J F Kelly, Coburn
G J Koehler, Portland
H B Calloi N"nt..le
G Schwann, jfr, Baltimore
Co A 4 Rcgt 0 N G
Coi:i.any A 4tti Regt, will fsemble
at Aiu.ory on Wednesday, May 80th
at 0 a m and 0:45 p m to participate In
the memorial exercises.
R. S. Huston,
' Capt Co A 4th R gt O N G.
Piano LKS30NS. W Gi 'ord Naih
Voice culture, Miss Marguerite Hansen,
For terms, apply to muslo ronrni in
Dormitory.
Photographs of the U O Track Team
can be purchased utihe Dorris Ait
Gilleryi
Must be good wheels. Over 140 sold
this year. Ramblers of course.
E. E McClanalian.
flaj & Henderson, Undu. tdKsrs
EraSaliners. Cor. WH. and 7th s!s
am
Variety in
Wall Paper..., ,
Everything that la Rood, or
artistic, or neat, or reason
able in pi ice in wall paper
canto found at
Overton
Paints, Oils, Artist Materials.
Lee's Barber Shop
Chrisman Building-,
Ninth Street.
Hne rarnrr. eleennt t,av. mn.lH,n. tmit.
mcnt. All kin, I. nl U.nnnrial wnrk.
The Hoffman
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Notice to BusisKsvf
Ttieconimltiteof ri
O ARrrqueeUtbetmi,,
the city to decorate frrti
ilieir stores and lutggl
10 a m to 12 s ro.
' Al'uvi
TJIs,
JWfc
60 Cenli.
For the beat flour. PcJ
Goldeu CrowD. Etsj
an teed. Era I
Lost. A bunch ofkfji 11
e te street, Tbe Mr)
leave them at DrPrc
Guard office,
VANTKD.-Middl(lH
general hnuscworkimpl
in the country. Appljl!
& Son f ir further iDforsna
Photos
STUDENTS dearii1
done by commit
should call at an ?j
for a sitting. The
hours Dreferred,rtW
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I Make your appoint
A complete liMf '1'
luiiitatiiK mcludins u"-
Eclipse
niRFBF STEAM DTI
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Cycyling in
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