Daily Eugene Guard
FRIDAY
JUNE 1
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
FOB BALK AT
Julius Goldsmith's
GUARD Telephone, Mo. Wain 191.
BREVITIES.
James B Weaver.
James It Weaver.
James B Weaver,
James B Weaver.
Will speak toolgbt.
Will speak toaigbt.
Will fpeak tonight.
Will speak toulglit.
At court bouse.
At court boube.
At court bouse.
At court bouse.
All Invited; especially ladle.
All Invited, especially ladles.
All Invited; especially ladies.
All Invited; especially ladles.
Collection day.
Collectors p'entlful.
Kleotion nearly here.
I)r Lowe, optician, wltb J H Luokey.
A car of excelsior was shipped today.
The state university of Washington
bas 600 stmlen'a.
Kepairlng, sundries, everything for
bloyclee. K V, McOlanaban.
Qardea reed lu hulk fresh.
V L Chambers.
M O Warner nines pianos and
organs, JlupuirlUK ami pollBhlng,
Karl Sanders, well known here as a
student, Is addressing demnoratlo meet
ings In Wasco county.
The census enumerators commenced
work In Eugene today and all
over the United Htatoa.
Fir wood $2 50 delivered.
Maplo wood $3.2-5 delivered.
P. L. Chamdkks.
A lull line of fishing tackle just
received. K E MoUluuatian.
Four huudred and six Kambler and
Ideal bloyoles have been eold In Lane
oouuty. Notloe the proof lu our
window. EEMcClanahan.
The best Is good enough. Perfection
or Golden Crown flour, Monroe mills,
only 00 cents per saok.
Bmith & Moon, 0th Street.
Tom Merry, well known by old
Eugene men, Is at prsient In Los
Angeles, where he Is worklug on a
newspaper and (writing tor several
Eastern dallies.
M. B. Bmith, Butternut, Mich., Bays
"DeWitt's Little Early Haters are the
very best pills I have ever used for oos
tiveness, liver aud bowel troubles."
Vlnoent & Co., Corner Drug Store.
Tbe Ladles' Aid Society of the
l'resbyterlan ohurob will give a Baby
bhow on the 9th of Juno. Bring all
your babies from six months to two
years old. Frizes will be given and loe
cream and oake served. Further par
ticulars later.
Mrs. Calvin Zimmerman, Mllesburg,
Pa., says: ."As a speedy cure for
coughs, colds, oroup, and sore throat
One Minute Cough Cure Is unequalled,
It Ib pleasant for children to take.
heartily recommend It to mothers,"
It Is the only harmless remedy that
produces Immedlase results. It cures
bronohltls, pneumonls, grippe and
throat and lung diseases. It will pre
vent consumption- Vincent & Co,
vomer urug cyore.
Freuoh Tansy Waters, tue world's
amous remedy for Irregular and pain
ful periods of ladles; are never falling
and safe. Married ladles' friend
Freuoh Tansy Wafers are the only re
liable female remedy In the world; Irn
ported from Paris; take nothing else,
but Insist on senulne; In red wrappers
with crown trade mark. La Francs
Drug Company, importers. 806 Turk Ht.
Ban Franclsoo. For sale by all drug
gists, or sent In plain wrapper direct
u receipt or z.
Last tall I sprained my left blp while
nandllng some heavy boxes. iThe
doctor I called on said at first it was a
slight strain and would soon be well,
but It grew worse and the doctor said
I had rheumatism. It continued to
grow worse and I toald hardly get
around to work. I went to a drug
store aud the druggist recommended
ins to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
I tried It and one-half of a 60-oent
bottle cured me entirely. I now reooiu
mend It to all my friends. F. a.
fiabcock, Erie, Pa. It is for sale by W,
Jj. IieLmno.
Every
Saturday and
Jlonday...
We will mke iped. diiplny
of ihoei fiom
$1.50 to $2.50
Per Pair.
WATCH OUR WINDOWS,
...GILBERT...
Lawn Booial at Mo.urpbey's
Jnne 8.
IUmblers are popular; 406 riders. E
E MoClauahau.
Native Sous' buttons on sale nt
Copperuoll's Jewelry store lu Eugese.
Photographs of the U O Track Team
nan be purchased at tbe Dorris Art
Gallery
C E Loomls, a special ageut of the
general land office, Is in LaGrande.
He bas been spending some time In
Sumpter Investigating alleged viola
tions of land laws.
Look out for surprises next Monday.
Voters are not going to be whipped
into line and obey tbe dictates of the
bosses. They are going to vote fur
tbelr own interests.
Come to the lawn social, McMur
pbey's Friday evening, June 8.
Some of tbe students took their
trunks with them today to Salem not
Intending to return to the University
until next year. Several morestudents
will take advantage of tbe obeap rate
Sunday.
A plate of very fine strawberries are
displayed In tbe north window of
Kauffman's store. Tbey were raised
by W H Miller, three and one-half
miles northwest of Eugene.
"I used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure In my
family with wonderful results. It
gives Immediate relief, Is pleasant to
take and Is truly tbe dyspeptic's best
friend," says E Hartgerlnk, Uverise),
Mlcb. Digests what you eat. Cannot
fall to cure. Vincent & Co., Corner
Drug Store.
Cottage Grove Leader: Messrs. S J
Brand, Andrew Brund, John Peterson
and Gottfrld Graber returned from a
trip to Portland, Seattle and Taooma,
where tbey tried to seoure tickets for
Cape Nome, but as tbey could not be
had tbe gentlemen will go to Bohe
mia. Wm, Orr, Newark, U., says: " We
never feel Bafe without One Minute
Cough Cure in the house. It saved
my little boy's life when he had tbe
pneumonia. We think it is tbe best
medicine made." It cures coughs,
and all Iuuk diseases. Plersaut to take,
harmless and gives Immediate results.
Vlnoent 4 Co., Corner Drug Store.
The railroad men are talking about
a new train which tbe S P Co. ex.
peots, so rumor says, to put on between
Portland and San Francisco. It Is
to be called "tbe owl" and will probable
leave Portland about 4 pm. Tbe
tralamen say that the passenger train
service Is at present inadequate to
meet the demands of tbe traveling
public.
I consider It not only a pelasure but
a duty I owe to my neighbors to tell
about the wonderful euro eftected in
my case by the timely useof Chamber
lain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. I was taken very badly wltb
llux and procured a bottle of this
remedy. A few doses of it eftected a
permanent cure. I take pleasure In
recoomendlng it to others suffering
from that dreadful disease. J. W.
Lynoh, Dorr, W Va. This remedy Is
sold by W L Delano.
It Saved His Leg.
P. A. Dauforth, of LaGrange, Ga.
suffered Intensely for six months wltb
a frightful running sore on his leg, but
writes that Bucklen's Arnica Salve
wholly cured it in ten days. For
ulcers, wound-, burns, boils, pain or
piles Its the liest salve in the world.
Cure nuaranieed. Only fflc. Sold by
W L Iiel sno, druggist.
Militiamen.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Eugene Military Club will te held In
the Armory, Friday, the 1st, at 8:16 p.
m. All members of both companies
are urged to be present.
Secretary.
W It P L Dinner. Tbe dinner
to be given by the W B p L will be
held In the building one door north
of the store of J H MoClung, lustead
of In the park, as formerly advertised.
Wanted. Middle aged woman for
general housework In a private family
In the country. Apply to leo T Hall
& Son for further Information.
Wheel Lost. Model 24, twenty
two Inch, frame blaok, 46,(10, 1809
model, Rambler manufacture. Re-
onable reward on return to Guard
oflloe.
Piano lessons. W gioom nh
Voloe oulture, Mlas Marguerite Hansen,
for terms, apply to mnslo rooms In
uorniitory.
J. W. KAYS FURNITURE CO
EMSALMERS and FUNERAL DIRECTOR!
65c
Flour best per sack...... e5c
lbs good Oregon beans 36,
7 Dixie Queeu tobacco 25
e iso i smoking tobacco or 1 lb... J5e
id star chewing tobacco 4.V
1 set regular site white elates 4iv
i set nanuied tea cups and saucers
3 pkggoldust washing powder..'.'..'.' at,
60c
1 pkg ammons wathlug powder... 6c
i id good walnuts a
Fletcher castorla (genuine) as.
S hot good catsup y
Remember to dose one bonk
to now v,
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BELGIAN HARES.
Oregon & California Belgian Hare
Association Receives a l ine
Shipment.
The Oregon 4 California Belgian
Hare Association received yesterday
another shipment of flue bares from
tbe Imperial Babbitry, Napa, I'al.
Mne bares were received and include
Prince Vlotor, an Imported buck
famous for his long Hue of prize
winning progeny, also an Imported
doe, which scores high. The remainder
Is of strictly high grade, and Urst-class.
The rabbitry of this association on
the property of J 8 Stiles, Eleventh
street, Is being fitted up in the lt
manner possible for the cue ol
thoroughbred stock, and is attracting
muob attention from local fancie s as
well as from buyers of Ponlaud and
tbe valley towns.
Report of Famine Funds.
received a.id remitted.
Previously reported $115 45
May 16. Eugene 1 60
Harrlsburg 3 10
May 20. Waltervllle 2 10
Trent 5 03
Dexter 4 67
Cottage Grove J24 4u
less 90o fare 23 60
Fern Ridge 3 60
Harrlsburg 1 60
Y M O A 4 60
May 23. Eugene 1 00
Fir Grove 78
Franklin S S 5 00
Goben 63
Cottage Grove, $6.18
less $1.66 fare 4 63
Goldaon 2 70
Y M C A 2 60
Fern Ridge 2 CO
Deposits by various persons In
lu bank 11 10
$194 97
To-Night.
At the court bouse tonight Gen J
B Weaver, one of the best known
publlo speakers in tbe United Slates,
will speak in tbe interest of the union
forces and reform. It will pay to
hear him. All invited; especially
ladies.
Elhira Picnic. Several of our
oitlzens attended tbe Elmlra picnic
today. General Weaver arrived here
on this morning's early train, and was
driven to Elmlra in company with
Judge Walton, F M Wilkins and H I,
Rann, of Lung Tom, an old republican
veteran. He was well acquainted with
General Weaver in the army.
Lots of peo-
Ele have thin
air. Perhaos
tbelr parents bad thin hair; per
haps their children have thin hair.
But this does nor make it neces
sary for them to have thin hair.
One thing
you may rely
upon
It always restores color to gray
hair, all the dark, rich color of
early life. There is no longer need
of your looking old before your
time. If your nair Is falling out
and you are threatened with bald
ness, our Hair Vigorwill check the
falling at once.
II.M a bMtU. All SrairMt.
As a remedy for restoring cotor to the
hair I believe Ayer's Hair vigor has no
equal. It has always given m9 perfect
sauafMUon in every way."
Mrs. A. M. BTRRnt,
Aug. IS, 1898. ilauunomliiport, N. T.
WHrai t hm DooIof,
fTewllllcnuyoua book on Hie Hair and
Scalp free, upon reqneit. If you do not
obtain all tha honeSt yuu oxnncleil from tlie
uie of tho Vigor, write ttio Doctor about It,
Addrail, 1H. J. O. AYKK. Lowell, Mall,
0bSl I Thin
V l I Hair
makes the w .W B w
druff slso. 1
..CLOThlG..
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 niul see our
now spring lino of
CARPETS AND
ART SQUARES
S. H FBIE1LY.
Notice to Subscribers.
Until further notice "Beit" Eastland
li authorized to colleot subscriptions
for the Daily Uimku. Also to collect
advertising bills and reoeipt therefor.
June 1, 1900. uampubu, um.
PERSONAL.
John Haines Is down from tbe
mountains.
Hon S M Vomn is home from bis
campaigning tour.
Mrs K J Miller returned to her
home at Albany today.
Mr unri Mrs Bruno Vitus arrived
borne from Portland this afternoon.
John Talt. of Creswell was in town
today. He bas about recovered from
his recent illness.
A mono- those who went to Salem
t iday were: 1'renideut Strong and
Prof Burden, Mis Friendly, MiBses
Theiesa and Rosalie Friendly and sir
Vincent.
Prof Mark Bailey Sr. and wife, late
of Connecticut, are soon expected to
arrive In Eugene to take up tbelr
reiidenoe once more, our people win
gladly welcome them.
John Kelly bas moved to Eugene
from Spriugfleld. He has leased tbe
Starr residence, Sixth tKpmeace
streets. Mr Starr and family'" have
moved t bis Olive street residence,
between Fifth and Sixth streets.
Sunday School Convention.
The first distriot Sunday Subool
Convention met at Lancaster May
23, 1900, President O Bennett presiding.
Mr 1 N Edwards oooducted tbe
opening praise service. After which
Mrs Nellie Schenck delivered in a
few well ciioseu words, the welcome
addresB, responded to by Mrs J D
Sibert, convention adjourned to meet
at 1:30 p m.
Atl:30 pruG F Sklpworth being
absent praise services were conducted
by A J Zumwalt. Reports of Sunday
school was called and 17 reports were
read, showing au Increase of 128 In
average attendance since last con'
ventlon lu November.
The couvention was then enter
tained by a paper read by Mrs Esther
Cox on "Punctuality," urging super
intendents and teachers, as well as
scholars to be punotual in tbelr at
tendance at Sunday school If interest
is held.
After a song Mr D B Hill read a
paper entitled "Tbe Successful Teach
er." A successful teacher Is one who
knows his lesson well aud goes before
bis class leaning on tbe strong arm of
God.
At 1:30 p m tbe convention being
again assembled MIbb Delia Morris
led the song and praise service. The
convention was then addressed by
Rev Vv H Wlnans of Salem. His
discourse was upon thesubjeot of 'Sup
plinieiita'y Reacllug." The suppli-
meiilaiy lefson as one way we have
of beeomli.ir mom efficient in the
study nt the Hi tile.
Saturday niorniu May 26. The
convention was called to order by
Pre Rev Jno Huodsaker conducting
the song service.
Rev E :l P,.tlerson gave a short talk
on 'Tlie sdvanlagesof good musio In
Sunday school." That oheerful and
hopeful spirit comes from song. In
all our singing we must have the
spirit df the work.
MltB Delia Morris then read a paper
on "Home Department" which was
very Interesting, showing the good the
home department work was doing for
our country.
A vote of thanks was extended to
Rev. Winans for his assistance In the
couvention.
1 :S0 p. m. After song and praise ser
vice, iiev Handsaker gave a short talk
on tbe subject of "Missions," giving
an account oi the many fields without
a missionary or the knowledge of bod,
The choir of Rivervlew then favored
tbe convention wltb a song.
After reports of officers and com
mittees, convention adjourned to meet
again In Octuber at Irving.
Well
SOCIAL.
H1C1H FIVE.
Mr aud Mrs L N Roney entertalued
at High Five Tuesday night. Mrs W
W Brown and Mrs V W Osburn
secured prizes. Refreshments were
Berved during the; evenlug. Those
present were: Mr and Mrs 8 H
Friendly, Mr and Mrs Geo B Dorris,
Mr and Mrs F W Osburn, Mr and Mrs
L G Adair, Judge and Mrs E O Potter,
Dr and Mrs D A Paine, Dr and Mrs
W Prentice, Mr and Mrs 8 P Sladden,
Mr and Mrs O M Youug, Mesdauies H
E Ankeny, Emma Thompson, Bettle
Humphrey, MiBses Carrie Friendly,
Hiella Pitt Dorris, Dee Ankeny, Carrie
Hovey, Veura Richardson, Me W
W Brown, C A Burden.
Especially Invited. All soldiers
of tbe Uuited States are especially
invited to bear General Weaver at
tbe court house tonight at 8 o'olock.
Hotel Arrivals.
EUGENE.
J M Griffiitb, Dexter
A Glrthofl , Cottage Grove
R D Hawley, Creswell
J Olegher, Coburg
G Parker, Portland
A J Ward, Vlda
J B Weaver, Colfax, la
John Cassldy.'S F
Frank Cassidy, Iowa
E Bebarrel, Portland
A E Cooper, Portland
W P Smith, 8 F
F P Howard, Oakland.
Ben Mitchell, Portland
M Meyer, Washington
HOFFMAN.
S C Miller, Dillard
Jas Medley, Dillard
E G Haight, Alpha
CW Haight, Alpha
W F Deadmond, Waltervllle
John Magnees, Blue River
Q H Shinn, Boston
1 O'Brien, Leaburg .
J H Reeves, St Louis
P Miller, Cottage Grove
J F Kelly, Coburg
Geo Catching, Coburg
R Catlln, Salem
A D Graham, Chicago
Geo W Rice, S F
N Rogers, Portland
M Mayer, SF
A W Ride, Oaklaud
Miss Ina Barclay, Monroe
O T Knowlton, 8 F
HTuggy.SF
W Ferguson, Salem
Frank Fanner, Chicago
J Hemenway, Cincinnati
P E Stowell, Portland
Frank King, Portland
J Nathan, N Y
H G Parrott, Salt Lake
E Alley, Philadelphia
J Mouhlmer, Milwaukee
Poison in Potatoes.
The Public is becoming excited over
tbe statement recently made that
potatoes contain a poison called
solanin. It Is announced that new
potatoes contain much less than old
ones, but those which have coiomenceri
to sprout are quite dangerous. Th.'
may be true, but It seems c id that
people have lived and thi ved for
centuries upon them and that tbelr
danger has just been discovered. It
s safe tD assert that any one with
whom potatoes do not agree has
stomach trouble, and any one who
nas lndlkestion. dvsnensla. sonatina.
ttoo, biliousness, or liver and kidney
weakness needs Hostetter'a Ktnmneh
Bitters at once. This medicine does
more than promise, it cures. Avoid
mbstitutes and insist upon having the
genuine. Try it.
Black Butts Mines. Cnttotro
urove Leader: We are informed tl.i
p
the furnaces at tbe Black Butte Clnnn.
bar mines will soon be started. The
company now employs about 40 men.
This number will be greatly Increased
wnen tne rurnaces commence opera
tions. ..? Dinner
To assist dik-cstlnn, relieve distress
alter eating or drinking too heartily
to prevent constipation, take
Hood's PSIls
80' d everywhere, 25 cents.
Read tils it will
Saye you money
Me?i'" ?ch9' per Pair Bo
jDuica vesis finikin..
Shirt waists "ZZZZ. 45o
Dewey coBee ln. lh
Star tobacco ??
Breakfast bacon Jjo lb
fc:, 3flo sck
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lOoeck
Mixed Paints ,,,.,
!' . ,1,f5c8c1a!
nj oth.r Goods at Soma R,i.
Peters Store,
9th Street
Eugene Livery and Feed Stables
WEST EHOS, Preps.
New Rigs,
New Harness,
Competent Drivers
v!.,?nld..1r,iywnioBti,. rtH,,
STATE OF
OREGON )
County of Lane. i
'Jr. Jl'y?"' a"d J. L I
ouun Bupaittwiy aworn each, for himoTir lBVem;
25th day of May, 1900 I called aUhe 'offi
Clerk of Lano county for tha 9Utl
uierK oi iano county for the nurnnoT r" m
T.aa rwrnttrnwi, .i. . ; !u purpose of m:14
,,00,i nv, r,n,i: ut ine offii-.1 ,
,UDVU j IV p""8 oiocuon. i had u?.1 K.
iormeu.iuai saia county clerk K Pf
with th r X ?a? distribnti;. "
uiiiiuu wiuii ina riiimo fit it r
name of H. R. Kincaid for the offi JF iJ
f niiBmuu wr me omce oi Countw n, ""Ht
said County Clerk into t.l1Q t.. ve?8ufet,
asked him as to the form of Baid b 100111
arrangement of names having tha 'f'.1
"E?! Waa t0 e effect tb n'S1
recoiiect, now saia names were arrant 7
the ballot as he had prepared and b&'H
wanttn thfl vault. nAi,u 1 ?rintel. M
one of the white official bWandTl
oalA KnlW T t 1 a... ' aua 1 With n.
said ballot. I found that J " u f
wnp niMntflfl rr aaA Knlli. ! - 01 tD8
County Judge first, and above the 7aJ fj jJS
Citizens' candidate for snirl .m? ?H,
W.T. Pattison, Prohibition candidate foVo
was before and above the name of A 8 p,ii
candidate tor said omce, and that I obiecW hi
ment of names and callf-rl aaiVi o.,.t miK
quirements of the law touching the eame n?V'
said ballot could nnt. hn nr.o J?-i J8ame'IUlie
" m -j. x i V . uu corrected
No it is too late, they are printed?.
distributed." Said dSrk aJIffi
thought as lone as the i
arrange them anyway, and stated that inarranSJ
he naturallv crave thn nrnfnrDnnu u:
o-.- r .uv ma own pjb
lbilyeJ
L. L. STEVE!
( Subscribsd and sworn to J
DR. T. H. STICE,
IflPERIAL
Napa, Cal.,
STICE & riARTiN, Proprietor!,
One of the meat modern and foremost Babbitries in OilitonU. Ounam
i k i i b y aD l,fc v toc" topwMsIa
Wo have Borne of the finest strnlna in ft,ia nAnnf, '..J tjJ
stock. We have just received an importation of fine VkfrceEwi
another emportation in next month from some of the dmnpsiaiJ
i 1??'7eern8t"ck We have at stud: PKINCB TICIUU
C 7 . ; l" Ieo B1K DTiLES 11, S5.00. rnuMVibii
buck Is from a strain of champions on both sides in Knglud, ulitkbti
pedigree. Lord Belmont hi from Chamoion Yukon and Princeii Banali
in Denver show in Decomber 1898. Lord Belmont Is tack Mid sail
tickillK aud lenctll Of kodv. all of wlllnh nr nrnnnn.nUn .11 hlinnnn 1
Correspondence solicited as to prices and stock, or informatioQ tiutslis
A Card of Thanks. '
X wifh lo say that I feel under Irtt
Ing obligations for what Chamber-
lalu's Uough Remedy bus done fnrour
laitilly. We liave used it In so many
oases of coughs, lung troubles and
whooping cough, aud It has .always
given the most perfect satisfaction, we
leel greatly Indebted to the manufact
urers of this remedy and wish them to
please accept our harty thanks. Re
spectfully, Mrs. 8. Doty, Des Moines,
Iowa. For sale by V. L. DeLauo.
6o Cents.
For the best flour. Perfect lou aud
Golden Crown. Every sack guar
anteed. Bmith & Moon.
Lost. A bunch of keys on Willam
ette street. The finder will Dlease
leave them at Dr Prentice's or I he
UUABD office
CASTOR I A
Tor Infants and Children.
Tha Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
Oav & Henderson. Ilndoi tflkBrs
Embalmers. Cor. Wit. and 7th sis.
Lee's Barber Shop
Chrisman Building,
Ninth Street.
Fine razor, decant harn. corrteoiu tret
ment All kinds ot toiuorial work.
The floffman
W O ZEIGLER, PROPRIETOR
SUNDAY DINNERS 60c
EUGENE. OREGON
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