Daily Eugene guard., June 14, 1900, Image 4

TO BE ERECTED
be Old Yets and Ladies G, A.
OFFICIAL COONT
RUNNING UP
Daily Eugene Guard
Eugene Is to Have a First Class
R. Still at Work.
THURSDAY
JUNE 14
BOARD OF REGENTS
Armory.
The military boys held a meeting
Ir. if
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
FOR BALK AT
Julius Goldsmith's
GUARD Telephone, lo.-Hiin 181.
Judge Klnoald.
A eplendid rein today.
406 aaUafled Rambler riders.
Dr Lowe.optlelen, with J B Luokey.
Pleasant Hill pioolo neit Saturday.
Fly toreros A doois at F L Obemberi.
Bay llresoent od yoa ere lure of a
good set of tine.
161 Beiublen told tble year. Ram.
bier prosperity.
A big lloe of Nethersole end bangle
bracelets et Watts.'
ProfQIen'sdogblt bis bsby's face
eonsidenbly yesterday, j
A few secondhand ledlct hioyolee
cheep et F L Chambers, j
A Goldsmltb wee quite 111 last night
bat is much better today.
The north bound train wm three
boon late tblt afternoon.
Kepalrlng, sundries, everything for
bloyolee. K E MoOIanaban.
All engraving on hearts purchased
at Watte' free to purchasers.
Native Sons' buttons on sale a,
Coppernoll's Jewelry store In Eugene(
M O Werner tuoee pianos and
organs. Repairing and polishing. ,
A full line of fliblng taokle Just
received. Si E HoClanaban.
A number of the OAR and Ladles
of tbe OAR renrned to their homes
today.
Photographs of the U O Track Team
can be purchased at tbe Dorr is Art
Gallery'
Tbe missing tally sheet was brought
In from Glentena last night by J N
Hutberland.
Prof Condon baa been appointed
Judge of natural history exhibit at
the "Jtate fair.
The people of Brown and Lancaster
neighborhood reoenlly tent 118.60 to
tbe India famine land.
No matter what kind of a bicycle
' you have we can repair It and guaren
tee satisfaction. E E McUlanahan .
For a fine buggy or carriage tee F L
Chambers; prices away down. Alto a
took of secondhand ones.
Why do repair ehops charge lees for
repairing Rambler tires?
Cut nrloes on wall paper still on, you
oan fix up tor a very small amount of
money now. Bee F h Chambers for
, late designs.
Rambler tlree can be easily repaired
when punctured.
Hiss X Bailsman, the Ninth street
millinery, will hava a epeoial eale on
trimmed bats from now until July 4.
Watts will oontlnue to do all klnde
of watch, clock and Jewelry repairing,
and will make a specialty of optical
basinets.
M B Hubble who bad his leg broken
yesterday and was otherwise bruited
up by tbe chemical engine running
over him, la getting along nloeiy.
97 Cretoeat bioyoles told this year,
What stronger terms can be applied to
Donalarlt and actual satisfaction. F
L Chambers bat pltnty more of tbem,
Grant's Past Courier: Attorney H
D Norton left last week for Orescent
City and Ban Franolsoo, visiting tbt
former plaos on business eonaeoted
with the Caeqnet estate.
Rev rjmkk, of Albany, organised a
Sunday aehool at tbe Brown eohool
house near her Sunday. Mis Graos
Hewitt It superintendent, and Mist
Clara Hoggins la assistant.
"STB. Smith, Butternut, Mloh., says
"DeWltt'aLIUle Early Risers an lbs
very beet pills I have ever used for eot
tlvenete, liver and bowel troubles."
Vlnoent A Co., Corner Drug Btore.
Rev. W. E. Bltser, W.Oaton, N. Y.
writes, "I had dyspepela over twenty
years, and tried dootora and medicines
without benefit. I wta persuaded to
nse Kodol Dyspepela Cure and it help
ed me from the start. I believe It to be
a panacea for all forma of Indigestion."
It digest what you eat. Vlnoent A
Co., Corner Drag Store.
If you want something
that will ....
Fit well
Look well
Wear well
Try our ladies
$1.50 ,
Oxfords
...GILBERT...
Two New Instructors Elected-
Assistant for Prof,
Lachman.
raor. avciaov aisiea.
Tbe Board of Regent of the Unlver.
elty of Oregon met in this oily tbla
morning at 8:80 o'clock.
Present-Judge B. B. Bean, presi
dent; J. J. Walton, Beoretary; Guy
Hovey, treasurer; Regente Dolpb,
Butler, Beekman, Hamilton and
Friendly.
Tbe following offloere were re-eleoted:
B. B. Bean, president; J, J. Walton,
tsoretary, and Guy Hovey, treasurer
Prof. E. B. MoElroy resigned bis
professorship.
Two Instructors, to be recommended
by Dr. Strong, was ordered employed
They are: Joseph Sobafer at SS0O per
year and Henry D. Bheldon or M.
Triplet at 11,200 per year. Afle,
routine business the board adjourned
WALDO SKINNER.
Our Oldest Citizen Passed Away
This Morning.
Waldo Bklnner, after a brief Illness,
died in tble olty, tble morning, aged
91 years, 8 months and 1 day. He was
probably tbe oldest oltlr.en of Lane
county.
He wae born In Woodstock, onn
October 18, 1808. He came from Iowa
to Oregon In 1888. During bis lifetime
b lived in a number of elates. Hit
only eurvlviug oblld le George H
Bklnner. Waldo H. Skinuer, deceased
ton, formerly resided here as also did
bis daughter, Beaulab, wife ofT W.
Martin,
The funeral will take plaoe from
the residence of W. F. Martin, Friday,
June 16, at 2 o'clock. Interment in
the Mulkey cemetery.
The Twentieth Century.
When a few months more shall have
passed we will then stand at the very
threshold of the twentieth oentury,
and the nineteenth will be a thing of
the part. It will, however, be known
as tbe oentury of Invention and die.
oovery, and among some of tbe greatest
of these we oan truthfully mention
Hostetter's Btomaoh Bitters, tbe cele
brated remedy for all ailments arising
from a disordered stomaob, suob as
dyspepsia, Indigestion, flatulency, con
atlpatlon and billousneis. It
been one of the greatest blessings to
mankind during tbe pest flty years
aa a health builder. Many physicians
reoommend It. Take tbelr advloe, try
a bottle and be convinced, but be sure
to get the genuine with a Private
Revenue Btamp over the neok of tbe
Mine.
List of Letters.
Kemalnlui In the poitoffloe tt Kussne, Ors.
June 14, 1900,
Delph, KH
H. ndrlx, Fred
Berbrt, Alios
Devlne, Jae a
MoOnuald, J H 2
Miller, M G
Miller, Mllo
Bhepard, Miss
Alio A
WoMahoo, Mrs Jno
Miller, Hattle
Reagan, Francis T
Smith, Royal H
Buiyder, Mr Effle
Taylor, M J
Tbompiinn Mrs L M
A aharaa of on. oni will h m.rt nn all lt.
tun l?ea out, lereone when ealltuf far
mir. wiu piaees iiaie wnsn MTsruiea,
H FMoCOBNACK, P M.
Horse Strayed.
Strayed from Post's pasture at Wal
tervllle Baturday, Juoe 9, a sorrel
mar. Weight about 960 pounds, left
bind foot white, alar In forehead,
whit itrlp on nose, short foretnp and
saddle marked.
All obargea will be paid Under on
taming tbe mare over to Anton Potter
of Foley Borings stage line at Eugene,
or F A Post Waltervllle.
H. ti. Heath.
Juar Howo. In the oat of th
Btate of Oregon va Harvey, charged
with rape and tried In Roeeburg, ths
jury was discharged last night at 10
o'clock, being unable to agree on a
verdlot. It is said th Jury stood 11 to
1 in favor of acquittal. Attorneys
LBIlyeu and Medley appeared for
lb defense. Tbe case was continued
ever till nsxt term.
Mabhiaoi License.- County Clerk
Le Issued a marriage lloease today to
Otlt Trout and Hattle Taylor.
Catur Engineer. Wm Hodea Is
horn from a visit to Balem.
MUST GO-
1 pair ladles button shoe 1.2fito1.00
I " " " " " 1.88 " 1.85
I " " " " " 1.75 1.60
1 " " " " " 2.00 " 1.75
1 " ' " 1.00 80
1 pair men's heavy shoes $1.00.
Wo have sizes in all of the
above, but they must move
off our shelves.
Good aha pad too.
...Ax Billy...
last e.enlDg and authorized the
trustees to close a contract with Kobt
M Day for an armory over the brlok
on tbe corner of Beventli and Willam
ette, Mr Day agreeing to build an
addition 60x80 feet (ilvlutf an armory
60x154 feet In size. Thin will be cut
ud Into rooms as follows: Sod Co
rooms, band room, regimental bead
ausrters. 2 reception rooms, 8 ehower
bath", 8 plain batbe, omcere quarters:
kitchen and drill space 60x74 with a
baloooy. This will make splendid
headquarters
GOV GEER WEDS.
The Bride Was Miss Trullinger
of Astoria.
Spaclal to U-a Guard.
Astoria, Or., June 14.- Tne wedding
of Mis Isabelle Trullinger, daughter
of Mr and Mrs J O Trullinger, of
Astoria, to Theodore Thurston Geer,
Oregou's ohlef executive, took pleoe
at 4 o'olook tble afternoon at tbe First
Presbyterian church in Astoria. Gov
ernor (jeer and bride will visit Victor! i,
British Columbia, and point on the
Bound, returning to Balem on next
Tuesday.
Rev H B Templeton returned to
Portland today.
Miss Faith Johnson went to Oreswell
tbu afternoon.
Commissioner-elect J R Hill, was in
the olty today.
Hon R H Thornton returned to
Portland today.
Mis Laura Beattle arrived up fr m
Oregon City last night.
Attorneys Bllyeu and Harris have
returned from Roseburir.
Judge and Mrs R 8 Bean returned
to Balem tbla afternoon.
Dr W O Smith returned to his home
at Turner IhU afternoon.
Mrs Emma Thompson arrived home
this morning from Roaeburg.
Horace Burnett left for bis home In
Independence this afternoon.
Mrs W Kuykendall arrived borne
from Cottage Grove this afternoon.
C Wentz, superintendent of the Deaf
Mute Bohool, Balem, wan in Eugene
today.
N L Cornelius left lor bis borne at
Helena, Montana, this afteruoon.
His wife will Join blm at Port land.
Tbey expect to returu here next fill.
Mrs W V Drugg and son Herman,
of Lake Creek, are In town and report
everything flourishing In that section
of the country . A number of timber
men from Michigan are there looking
for claims.
Complimentary. Tbe Dalle Times
Mountaineer says: Mies Daisy Alls
way, of this city, wbogrsdusted from
the State University this year, baa
been eleoted to tbe obair of English
literature In the Drain Normal ecbnol.
Miss Allaway graduated from The
Dalles high school In 1898 with the
highest honors of the claas, aud since
then has been pursulnir a course of
studies in th Bute University at
Eugene. Bbe Is au exceptionally
bright yo'ing lady, and the Draio Nor
mal may be congratulated upon bav
'ng tecared so thorough a student aa
one of It faculty. Miss Alloway
posses every qualification necessary
for a successful educator abe was a
splendid student in tb. blgb school
here, was a leader lu tbe 1900 olas at
tbe Btat. University, and will make
an excellent teaoher at Dralu.
HoocTc Pilfa
Do not (tripe nor Irritate the alimen
tary canal. They act gently yet
promptly, cleanse effectually and
Qivo Comfort
old by all drucjistj. 25 cents.
..CLOTHING,.
That
Vile Wall
and
LoolK Well
Is what our stock is composed
of at prices from $5.00 to
$25.00 a suit.
Call and see our
new spring line of
Hon, H. R. Kincaid tne Next
; County Judge. .
SUMHtSV Or TOTALS.
The lone-delayed tally sheet from
Glentena Dreclnrtt having arrived last
night. Clerk Lee, Justus Wlntermeler
and C J Dodd. tbe canvassing board,
reconvened this morning to complete
the official count.
J M Williams was Dreeent for th.
republican party and L H Patterson
and F M WllklDS for the citizens party.
Tbe county judgeship question is
settled. Hon H K Klnoald Is to be
tbe new official. He is the winner by
one vote. , .
Following la the totals of the various
officials and tbe majority or plurality t
FOB CONGRESS,
Daly, fus W22
Elmore, tiro 183
Bears, peo 217
Tonuue. reD 2291
, Plurally 9
. , SUPREME JDOOE.
Bright, pro 214
Green, fus 1919
Wnlverton. rep M29
Plurality 410
DAIRY AND FOOD COMMISSIONER.
Bailey, rep 2076
Kenady, pro 260
Bouuluierieb, fus 1678
Plurality 498
DISTRICT ATTORN ET.
Browu, rep 3560
Hazard, fus 1700
Jackwin. tro 237
Plurality..,.,
, 850
JOINT 8ANATOB.
Boo'h, rep..
Veatcb,fus..
2249
2082
Plurality 167
representatives
Harris, rep 2904
flemeuway, rep 2103
McQueen, rep 2173
Geer, oit 1925
Bklpworth, olt 2073
Harwnod, olt -1779
Bamlord, pro 165
Hanua, pro 183
McCart, pro 148
COUNTY JUDGE,
Bnslinell, pro 208
Klnoald, olt 2194
Knnx, rep
Plurality
COUNTY CLERK.
le, rep 2437
Milllorn, clt 1966
Morse, pro 160
Plurality 472
SHERIFF.
Hawley, rep 1880
Withers, clt 2674
Pluralty 794
commissioner.
Hill, olt 2148
I.ea pro 224
Taylor, rep ,
,.2070
Plurality
TREASURER.
Gilstrap, rep
Patterson, olt
Pattlson, pro
Plurality
ASSBSSOB.
Burton, rep
Gasman, pro
Parker, olt
.. 88
..3016
..2245
.. 165
..2236
,. 219
..2002
Plurality
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT,
234
Bond, rep 2074
Handsaker, pro 217
Miller, olt 2166
Plurality
SURVEYOR.
Collier, rep
Martin, clt
.. 91
..2695
..1707
Majority..
CORONER.
Cheshire, clt , 2068
Dele, pro 228
Griffin, rep ...2106
Plurality....
88
OFFICERS ELEOTED.
Department President, Mrs K E
Wandsof Balem; senior Vice President,
Mrs F Belsner, Eugene; Junior Vice
President, Mrs Flook, Roaeburg; Chap
lain. Mrs Jennie Brown, Albany;
Treasurer, Mrs Jennie Bowen, Oregon
City; Past Dept Commander, Mra Amy
Livingstone; Counollof Administra
tion, Mesdames Diamond, Eugene,
Stewart, Oregon City, Butcher, Mo-
Mlnnvllle.
Mrs Jennie Brown was eleoted a del
egate and Mrs F Belsner an alternate
to the state meeting, i
CAMP FIRE.
The camp fire held at Armory Hall
last evening was a saorjessful aflalr
and was largely attended. Addressee,
songs, recitations and Installation of
the Ladies GAB offloere formed the
nr,urnim. A larire number were in
attendance.
PHOTOGRAPHED. . ,
At 8:30 a in the ladles of tbe Q A
and Veterans assembled on the court
house stena and were photographed in
body.
VETERANS ASSOCIATION.
The Association met at 8:30 this
morning, President Frank Belsner in
the chair. .
The commute on resolutions In
regard to Comrade Wilson made
further report on the case. Tbe news
panera were read referring to the case
and on motion the resolutions paseed
yesterday were unanimously readopted
reaffirmed and tbe secretary waa
instructed to so notlly all the news
papers of tbe action in tbe matter.
It was voted that tbe association
raise money and take care of Franklin
Wilson.
Eugene was selected as tbe next
plaoe of meeting. Tbe date selected
waa the first Tuesday in June, 1901,
OFFICERS ELECTED,
Frank Belsner, president, . It
moved that the president appoint the
secretary and treasurer.
L Benlnger, Isabel; L B Woodruff,
Lorane; T W McBeynolds, Cottage
Grove; J E Butler, Franklin; E
HarriB, Drain; J W Bown, Elmira;
I D Lewis, Cottage Grove; C J Dodd
Springfield; H M Price, Thurston,
vice presidents.
It was moved and carried that the
association tender thanks to tbe
offloere, Ladles of tbe GAB, and the
committee and oltlzens for tbelr labor
and many courtesies In behalf of this
association.
President Frank Belsner made the
, following appointments:
B H Miller, secretary
J A Burllngame, treasurer
A vote of thanks was passed to the
Guard and Register for reporting the
proceedings.
Tbe association adjourned at 11
o'olook this forenoon.
ADDITIONAL VETERANS.
8 A Landers, 9Uth Indiana
8 Barnes, 6th Kys
O B Ballawy, 13th Wis
G A smith, 1st Wis
Francis A Clow, 2nd Minn
J A Boon, 49th Mo
BO Yeager, 7th W Va
at creswbll. M C Harris, eon of
Dr J W Harris, has been seleoted
principal of tbe public schools of
Creswell. Mr Harris Is a graduate of
the university of Oregon, class of '98,
ana during bis sohool years acquired
reputation for conscientious work
since tbat time Mr Harris baa been
teaching constantly, in Lake and Lane
oountler, and with marked suocess,
He is a young man of much promise
in nis cnoaeu ptqfesslon.
A Bunawav.-A Unity (Fall Creek)
correspondent writes tbat Arthur
Hartman and Teneman Hohenckt had
a runaway at Natron on the morning
of June 13 while returning from
Eugene. Miss Bessie Snhenck waa in
tbe wagon with them and had her
arm bruised and almost broken.
Dressmaking. Mlu Madge Baltee,
aressmaker, over Miss E Learned's
millinery store. Fashionable outllng,
u..iuK auu uressmaklng.
A ... .
r uu.uuer oi me students, regents
uu visitors or the commencement
exercises returned home today
Old Oiiildren
Many children look too
old for their years. They
go about with thin faces and
sober manners not in keep
ing with robust childhood.
If it's your boy or girl, give
Twill fill out the hollow
places, increase the weight.
and bring a healthy color
to the cheeks. The im.
provement continues long
after they cease using the
Emulsion. Oct Smtr'e
cot t '
v-wVora.
MIMAS' i3.1flfl
F. C. Potts
Continued from flrat page.
ton, Dr. I. D. Driver, and Professor
Geo Collier.
THE RECEPTION.
Tbe reception by President and Mrs.
Frank Strong last night at their home
in Collier Hall waa largely attended,
tbe alumni especially attesting 'the
popularity of the new head of the
University. Tbe parlors were crowded
from 9 to 11 o'clock, and through this
medium another reunion was given
the visitors and townspeople.
' COMMENCEMENT DANCE.
The annual oommenoement party
will be given at Armory Hall tonight,
beginning promptly at 9 o'clock.
Patronesses, Mesdames Geo B Dorrls
H E Ankeny, s H Friendly. '
Hotel Arivals.
EUGENE.
C A Doltra, Portland
MoKnigbt, Portland
E Witohen, Portland
N L Bull, Monmouth
Mrs Van Vrankin, Junotion
E BMendenball. Junction
J B Lewis, Cottage Grove
O E Swan, Cottage Grove
OE Laingandson, Waltervllle
Abe Trotter, Waltervllle
C C Culln jr, Portland
C U Newsome, Albany
D MoCarty, Wendllng
L L Rouen thill, Ghlcago
C Wentz, Balem
O C Barrett and wife, N Y
G B Penell, Portland
W D MoQbee, Balem
D A Legro, Salem
O M Taylor, Portland
E Wltthee, Portland.
HOFFMAN.
J M shelly, NY
LC Jameson, Portland
0 H Ralston, jr., Portland
O W Ransom, s F
C H Markbam, Portland
John Waring, Waltervllle
J M Berry, Omaha
F J Hsggerty
8 A Landers, Albany
R C Vaught, Portlaud
G W Baud
W H Bprague
Lee Rein hart, Bt Louis
O E Langham, N Y
W D Uellette, Calif
H Leroy, N Y
O HFithlao, Chicago
Effle M MacDonald, Oulutb
Prevented a Tragedy
Timely Information given Mrs.
George Long, of New Htraitsville,
Ohio, prevented a dmadtul tragedy
anrl aavAil ,on llnu a ii,.i.t..i An....u
,n, 1115'ILIUI UUIIKU : U""v "J 1 ,A
bad loug kept her awake every nluht. 1 sliould Call at anailJH
She had tried many remedies at.d fnr n cittine. The nWH
doctors but steadily grew worse "n'' ' i1onrs r.referred,whenpc;
urged totrv Dr. Klmr'alrJew n ,,n-. ! JiOlsi"c'c '. .,..
One bottle wholly cured her, and elie ' Make your 8
Wlitea thld mnrVAlmiy morllitl nn a tan I
cured Mr lntr of a M vnrn hllMolr .,r I
pneumonia. Buch cures are po9l'lve (Jfli
proof of the matobless merit of this i
grand remedy for curing all throst,
obest and lung troubles. Only 50c
ana fl.uo. h,veiy bottle gaarnutee'1
ini Domes iree at w 1j DeL,an
airug etoie.
Wanted,
Competent girl or woman to do
general housework. $3.00 per week to
right party.
Mrs. F. jj. Washburn.
Eleventh and High His, Eugene.
Bombthimo New. Those friend
blp hearts with University 'buildings
engraved on tbem. Only a few left at
Watts'
FOlt SALE Two ponien, weight about
950. Ioqulre of Wing & Langworthy
butchers, Willamette street.
GIRL WANTED. To do General
houeework. Inquire at once. Mrs
Cbas Mnyhew, Heventh street. .
J. W. KAYS FURNITURE CO
EM3ALMERS and FUNERAL DIREC1 ORS j
Iiinlr... :' lm.
U,ei, I..L'. ."'
ki.ul
.1 1.. 77.
sssasss
Dealer n
Tobaccos & Cigar
i
a
i r -sit
UOiOllU
ins; it would "'"-'"Hi)
cureitaelHa
1 fow days;
it . cmrsetlie
eoiisjhina;
iml .flitting
-H mucus
sometimes
lasted sev
eral werlis,
but after a
w 1. i I e the
trouble
would sub
side. I nl-
ways n o
tieed, how
ever, that
wen cold was ; worse thwtW,
tlmi.it seemed to irt Jv-r?
liauSe in the wrathn simjiy
w.iii. The last cold uZ,.3
an. i was rally mghtosL
ami home treatment dM3'
told me about Acker's EiSiJ
thi! way it aeled. Rpf(k.kr
Iwaswell. JlythroatfAuS
is could he. Sinn. th. I I..S111
that it easily resists thtcbiBj,,
turcanditbuildsuptlietonsS;
(bigned) CumaiJ
s)iuoiast,Hnfe
Sold at 25c., 50c. and (1 iWtfeJ
.uu i until states anaiaiadi;ai
lunula is. zu., 3. M., e.M. Ifpj
sausiim aner ouyine, return
your druggist, and get rourmoj:
. UVmrtAor&tleatafnm
ir. II. U00ZER i CO., fftoiim,!
For SleB!W LDtj
Gel a new lawn mom iM
piece of hose and wlthjlittk J
you can have a lawn Ihitjts i.
proud of. Guaranteed 1
Chambers
COW BTRAYED.-A W
with short, dearborns, Irtel
lei tear, rather poor. Stnjii
lot of SD Holt, fiatotdijnd
Information will be tciuM;
D Holt.
Day & Henderson, liitte
Embalmers. Cor. WiLmiM
Variety w
Wall Paper,
Everything tkitf4
artistic, or shI,
able ia ptiee il wiH
can bo toana
Overti
Paints, Oils, Srtlst iltlrt
Photos
STUDENTS deariaj
done by commence;
as I
o'a ; Eugene Livery and FeeiSi
..I
3
WEST WM
New Rigs.
M-... MarneSS,
Competeirtl"!
!lr.lrd(dbr.JW,l
! Willamette M.d Tealh Sw
I Telephone Kiln
J EUGENE STEAM DW
I ND GLEAMN8 IBtt-
l KaSiSiiSl
CHRISMAEX. Jr, W
--red. rrl!l'.l
Futrd riot
o' llf " , : , .
tallo.1 tor ai.il d.'"'
Teepb1"
Pleasure
Galore...
or "-:? .W-1.
CARPETS AND
ART SQUARES
S, H FRIENDLY.
C ASTOR I A
rot Infants and Children.
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The Kind You Have Always Bough!
stJ.h,of
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F. L. CH