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" yertisements in the JLY GUARD Reach -) Right kind of People. DAEY EUGENE GUARD. Delivered every Evening at your door for only 60 cents a Month. -i 18. WEDNESDAY EVENING EUGENE, OREGON, JUNE 6, 1900. WEDNESDAY EVENING NO. 113. irasols! Parasols! All the new things. See window display. THE ELECTIONS Majorities for Tongue and Ices from Is to $7.00. 1 1U1PT0W What do you think boys of fire crackers for nothing-. Absolutely free. Come in and find out all about it. i C. SKEELS. t We Forget" Your attention is again called to the fact that Yerington's Pheno-Quinine WriJOlU ID tile Head, ia imppe, iieauacne, iinu Oar complaints. SATISFACTION OK MONEY HACK.' A sold ou at hnoton's 9th Street Drag Store, EUGENE. OREGON. , STICK, W. H. MA1UTN. (PERIAL RABBITRY STICE Napa, Col., & nARTIN, Proprietors. tst modern and foremost Rabbitriesin California. Our numerous and Ittrtceout tnire nothing bnt healthy and shapely stock. la ported and domestic thor .cialty. Be of the finest strains in this country, anil we breed to secure only fine avea just received an importation of fiue s'oek from England and will have elation in next month from some of the champions and .rize winners of 1m stoolt handled. We have atstud: PRINCE VIKTOR (Imp.) foe $10: 10 NT, fee $10; SIR STYLES II, 85.00. Prince Victor our fine imported Strain of champions on both sides in Knlaml, as far backs we can trae his 4 Belmont is from Champion Yukon and Prince liraiity both prize winners t in December 1898. Lord Belmont is a buck unW for bis rich color, his tth of body, all of which are prominent in ail his progeny, ace solicUod as to prices and stock, or information that might be of interest THE LEGISLATURE. 1'oktland, June 6. It dow looks like the republicans for statu oflloera will have larger pluralities than two years ago. ' Tongue's majority Is now estimated, at 2,760 and Moody's at 0,500. Tbe legislature Is strongly re publican, but considerably reduced from two years ago. THE LATEST Special to the Guard. Portland, Or, June 8. S p m. Legislature republican by S7 on joint ballot. Tongue's plurality Is about 2,500; Moody, 8,000; Wolverton, 15,000. BOTHA ESCAPED Will Be Follwed by Lord Rob erts. ORIENTAL AFFAIRS SERIOUS. Special to the Guard. London, June 6. General Botha with nuns lias wlthdiawu in good order. They have probably joined Krttger aloog the Delagoa Bay railway. Lord Roberts states to the war depart ment In his report that It will require a week to organize effectively his cam paign of pursuit. Tha British forces have occupied Malinaulu, 200 Boers surrendering. General Buller and Christian met at Lairgs Nek. Buller asked for an anilities of three days, which was granted. Tbe British evacuated Uirecht. THE BOXER Special to the Guard Shanghai, June 6, la ao engage ment with the Boxers olose to Pekin, many were killed, Is tbe tenor of a report reaching tbe foreign consuls at this point. In consequence of the representations made by Japan, the landing of a large Russian force has been stopped, matters are assuming a serious trend, and a collision Is Imminent between Japan and Russia. Tbe foreign office baa again refuseJ to request the assistance of Russian forces (o restore order. See Our New Line of Sideboards, JUST IN f DAY & HENDERSON in s?aper thing that Is good, or c, or neat, or reason Jn price in wall paper Js found at f i 4 rtll Materials. Overton STEAM DYEINB MlNB WORKS.... 1 West Eluhth Street J am Steam Laundry. pX, Jr., Proprietor. r-torwi1 to ita original ooior to I: ''faction tatraotecd. Work f Telephone-ItUck 4W (K - PERSONAL. Prevented a Tragedy Timely information given Mis. Georne Long, of New Mraitsvllle, Olilo. prevented a dreadful tragedy and saved two lives. A (rightful cough iad long kept her awake every ulght. Sim had tried many remeuieB ar.u doctors but steadily grew worse until urged lolry Dr. King'-New Discovery. One bottle wholly tnrtd her, and she writes this marvelous medicine also cured Mr. Lone of a wvere attack of pueumouia. Huch cures are positive proof of the mainiin" mem ! rana remeoy or ,uim. -- anil tl.00. Every boit'e guaranteed. Trial bottles ireu at i Drug Store. e Hoffman I OZEIQLtR. PHOP.ICTOR pAY DINNERS 50c tUGENE, OREGON. V 0 V Notice. All inemlers of the Woodmen of the World, and Women r f Woodcraft, are respectfully Invl'ed to w-l at I Ut ! H.iinn Sunday Jun- ": ai ,..H. m and attend Monmn-.! service, at the On egi'ln:nl church in a body Hev Mac H Wsllsw will deliver the sermon. Bv re.,'.. -! of committee. f. O lif.C'KWITIt. Y. m. a. :"' A lll l""ld "' '' year tonight. I "' 1 e-e. will 1 pre "-nt I meeting. lb Fred Bean Is Ir. from Maple ton. Rev O A Wooley went to Bodavllle today. Mr and Mrs HI Titus are borne from Albany. Mrs Dr Blddle returned borne this afternoon. Lewis Powers, of MoKeozle Bridge, Is in Eugene. John O'Brien, of Leaburg, was In Eugene today. Mrs J 8 Medley, of Cottage Grove, Is visiting In Eugene. Dr C E Lootnls returned to Oregon City this afternoon. Alex Anderson, a Southern Paolfio fireman, Is In Eugene. Beth McAllsterls borne from a trip to tjalem and Linn county. J R Nagbel, traveling for tbe Oregon Short Line, was In Eugene today. , Mrs Dr Prentice Is In a Portland, Easter Hlar delegate to the grand lodge. Miss Kate Hanna, who is teacher in tbe Baker City publio schools, arrived home today. Miss Mercy Appelgate, wbo Is a teacher in the publio schools of Boise Idaho, arrived home today. O W Griffin went to Portland today to attend the wedding of Mis. Carrie Matlock of this city, and Mr Geo F Roude.biish, of Ht Louis, which occur red at 5 o'clock tills afternoon. It H Richards and wife arrived here this afternoon from Ban Fraoolsoo. They will spend the summer up the McKenzie fl.hing and bunting, ex pectlng to also visit Odell Lake. I Mrs J M Tbomspon and daeghters, I Misses Ethelwynne and Ermine, re Y M C ! turned this afternoon from Pala Alto, n ol Ih. Cal, and will spend tb. summer. i.m rMe- Mr Herbert Thompson. wo baa a dr. H e position on tbe H P Bulletin, remains in that city. LANE COUNTY Contest for Judge is Very Close RETURNS NEARLY ALL IN The returns of Lane ooonty are still coming In, 43 preolnots now being listed on the board at Cltlwns and Republicans' headquarters. The elec tion of county officers la nettled with tbe exception of the judgeship. Re turns on this office have come In, not authentic, but by hearsay, from all but two precincts, Heoeta and Her mann, and these returns give Knox a lead of 17 over Kincald. The rftlclal couut will be necessary to determine the election of this official. The result of the county stands as follows: citizens' party Sherlff-W W Withers. Commissioner J R Hill. Treasurer A 8 Patterson. School Superintendent-W M Mil ler. REPUBLICAN PARTY. Legislative- L T Harris, James Hemenway, Ivan McQueen. Clerk-E U Lee. Assessor D P Burtou Surveyor O M Collier. Coroner Q W Grlfflu. In doubt oounty Judge. Sheriff Withers leads both tickets for popular vote. -He will carry the county by over 700. The 43 precincts In give the follow ing vote. CONGRESS. Daly 1470 Tongue 1049 BUPRKME JUDOE. Wolrerton 2078 Green 1711 FOOD COMMISSION KR Bally 1704 Hcbulmerlch 1355 DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Brown 2415 Hazard 1507 JOINT SENATOR. Booth 2108 Veatoh 1967 REPRESENTATIVES. Harris 2377 Hemeuway 2012 McQueen 2002 Geer 171)1 BklpworthJ 1938 Barwood 1654 JUDOE. - Klnoald 2058 Knox 2102 CI.KKK. Lee 2244 Mllllorn 1770 CORONER. Griffin 2010 Cheshire 1928 SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT. Miller 2038 Bond 1980 COMIIIDSIONKB Hill 2022 Taylor - 1908 TREASURER. Qllstrap 1917 Patterson 2121 SHERIFF. Withers 2430 Hawley 1097 SAW MILL Eugene Lumber Company Rebuild at Once. to LOCATION WEST OF THE BUTTE. The Eugene sawmill will be rebuilt at onoe. Kyttiela.it of July tbe mill will be again Bawlng logs. This will prove pleasant news to the people of this vicinity. The Kugene Lumber Com pany met with a severe loss In tbo lire of two mouths ago and.lt was thought for a time that the lota would bo so great that the oompnuy could not reoover from It. This was universally regretted as the mill employed about 20 tuon tbe year around, and such Industries are scarce enough In Eugene to be appreciated. J B Hopkins, president of the com pany, in conversation with a Guard reporter today, stated that all arrange ments had been made to rebuild the property, and that tbe timbers for tbe mill are now being sawed by the Springfield sawmill. Within the next few days the work of rebuilding will begin. Mr Hopkins stated that part of tbe machinery for the mill will be made by the Frn.er Iron Works aud the Gross Bros foundry, of this olty, and the rest lu Portland. The locatlou of the mill will be changed. The company has purchased a site west of the llutte on the Chesher property, and will build there. This locution Is much butler than the one by the river bridge as It gives better booming privileges, null the river Is not constantly changing at that polut. Mr Hopkins states the new mill will have a larger capacity than the obi one. The old mill cut about 15,000 feet per day and tlio new mill will turn out from 20,000 to 25,000 feet per day. In addition to this the machinery will be of the best and Eugene is greatly benefitted by the change. The company is enabled to erect the new mill without tlm assistance of a bonus, and Mr MopklnBdesires to Btato that while they would have accepted assistance of this sort had It leen tendered, such a iniivo was not sug gested by them. Come and see them. j, v. HOW'S YOUR APETITE? (Jowl liven ami lionttliv rutfra Ktwernlly like nirtity of fruit fml venoUlilen iti tlm hill nf ftv. Our lino iMiiiml kimwIm kIvo tilt full equivalent nf n liirxo and well k-t Krlun all tlm yi'r rnmul. TuI-Ich timilltxl with nur Hnci,.l ImiiulH aroin the pink of t-nnlt'ii wib tiiuo evory month of thu twelve. J. Court House Items. DeLano's Burton 2133 Parker 1874 SURVEYOR. Collier 2574 Martin 1000 CRE8WELL PRECINCT. Justice Myron Johnson, Constable W E Parsons. JASPER PRECINCT. Justice M Wa'sh. Constable Fred Hlnion. Supervisor Dlst. Mo. 9 -J F Smith. COYOTE PRECINCT. Justice Chai Hadley. Supervisor Dlst. 24 J F Hcbrlmpf. JOINT SENATOR. The following are the estimated pluralities for R A Booth: Lane ir0 Josephine 850 Douglas 150 Total 050 PROSECUTINO ATTORNEY, Estimated pluralities for George M Brown: Lincoln 150 Lane 450 Coos 350 Curry 150 Douglas 000 Benton 300 Total 2,000 TUB LEGISLATURE. Tb political division nf the Legis lature is, Including 12 hold-over repub llcan and three bold-over Fusion Benatora: Fus. or Cit. 10 21 21 27 Reps Senate 20 Hour 38 Joint ballot Republican majority.. Doubtful 58 Release of mortgage (140 45 Satisfaction of mortgage 800 00 Mortgage 150 00 Mortgage 400 00 Satisfaction of mortgage 300 00 REAL EST 4TB TRANSFERS. A R Smith to FrunclB A Getohell, 1090 acres In tp 10 a r 4 w; $1. F H Gelchel to Isabel Getchel, 260 In tp 19s r 4 w; $1 V H Getchel to Arthur Getchel, 570 acres In tp 19 a r4 w; $1 U S to James Moore, 821.02 aoree In tp 10s r 3 w; patent. C E and Edgar Brattaln to F M and J O Brattaln, 100 acres In tp 17 s r 2 w; $.5(10. Simon Caro to F M Lacliett, 100.24 acres In tp 21 a r 3 w; $75. Wm T Buller to C A Miller, 1.40 acres In tp 16 s r 1 w; $100. 1 Aurgusiine Letter to Frank Lelter, 100 acres in tp 20 s r 4 w; $1. E E Brattaln to C E Brattaln', 828.65 acres In tp 17 s r 2 w; $750. L Z MoVey and C A MoVey to Alblua Forest, 1.4 acres In tp 17 I r3 w; quit claim. U S to Andrew Crockett; 100 acres In tp 17 s r 1 e; patent. U 8 to Wm D Crockett, 160 acre. In tp 17 r 1 e; patent. MINING LOCATIONS. Big King claim, Bohemia district, S H Vaughn, locator. Wall Street claim, Blue River dls trlct, Wm Odgers, locator. Plymouth claim, Blue. River district Wm Odgers, locator. Buck Horn olalm. Fall Creek dls trlct, W Y Chandler, W P Shelly, h Brlstow, J A Brlggs, locators. John Bull olalm, Kail Creek district same locators Elk Horn claim, Fall Creek district, same locators. Detroit claim, Bohemia district, Ij Wlgand, locator. White Cat claim, Bohemia dlstik-t W A Hemenway, Im Martin locators MARRIAOK LICENSES. William A Morgan aud Fannie Fern Orcutt. O F Parker and K C Cruzan. Hazard Barney and Aggie Knowles. Harvey k Vincent and Carrie E Bridges. PRO U ATE COURT. In the matter of t he guardianship of Delia Hognn, a minor. Petition tin J M Kitchen bo appointed guardian granted. Probable valuo of property $1900. Bond fir $3'.01 filed with 8 U Friendly and H II Kakln as sureties. In the matter of the guardianship of Minnie and Albert Fischer, minors. Petition for appointment of guardian Probable value of property $1000. J McMurry appointed guardian In bond of $2000, Wm Preston and FW,Os-l We Are Showing A of Beautiful Line hirt Waists ((AUFFHW U. GREEN & SON. Telephone) 26 Main. 7A - ii o. si-iar F. C. Potts Dealer ,N Tobaccos & Cigars MoT Manufacturer, For one. wook only wo offer free One-half Pound with Every Sale of One and One half Pounds of Leejre & Hasklns' Dolicious Iligh-Orndo Coflooa. Don't fail to take advantage of this opporlunitv to cot a cofloo that is sure to Dloaae von. Only in Ono Pound Packages, so that you may knowwhat to gotnoxt timo. This odor applies only during week of Special bale, baturday, May 5th to Saturday, May 12th. Free - Mocha and Java Manado Java Bland Orlantal Bland 40o JOo llo STEINEH & WRIGHT- ream Custard in 15 cent packages from which you can rnako ten cups of dolicious custard by simply adding ono quart of boiling milk. lNSTANTANiiUUS U1SLATINE ready for use at any minute by simply adding boiling water. AndUno Minuto lapioca. GEO. T. HALL & SON. burn, sureties. BELTS. BELTS. Sec Window, All our 35ct,50ct,G5ct and 75ct Belts go for 25cts for 15 DAYS We also call your attention to our large assortment of Crash Skirts from '25cts up for 15 days Special Prices. F. E. DUNN