Daily Eugene guard., June 16, 1900, Image 4

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Daily Eugene Guard
SATURDAY -
JUNE 16
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
FOB BALK AT
Julius Goldsmith's
lltltll Wim, li.-lialH.
EVITIES.
406 satisfied Rambler riders.
Dr Lowe, optlolan, with J B Luckey
Fly screens A dooi at F L Chambers.
Buy a Crctoent and yon ar tun of a
good Mt of tires.
161 Rambler told tbU ysar. Ram
bier prosperity.
A big llDe of Netbereole and bangle
bracelet at Watte.'
A. few aeooadhand ladlee hloyolte
obeap at F L Cbaoibara.
The Palaoa Laundry dellvsrv tl out
with a new ooal of paint.
Repairing, randrlee, everything for
bloyolee. B E Moulananan.
All engraving on bearta purchased
at Watts' free lo purebaeer.
Native Bona' buttons on sale at
' Coppernoll's Jewelry ttora In Eugene
Si O Warner tunee pianos and
organs. Repairing and polishing,
A full Hoe of fishing taokl Just
received. E B MoUlanaban.
The Eugene Native Bone excursion-
lste will return home tonight. ,
Prof Alllnghain, of Junction, baa
been eleoted principal of lb Lebanon
scbool.
Prof W H Stalker has been reelected
as prlnolpal of the Baker City high
school,
No matter what kind of a bicycle
you have we oko repair It and guaran
tee Btlf.ioilnn. B E McUlanahan.
For a flue buggy or oarrlage see F L
Chambers: orloee away down. Also a
stock of secondhand ones.
Why do repair shops charge less for
repairing Rambler tires?
Brwln J Lea, of Cottage Grove,
graduated from the state agricultural
college this week with blgb honors.
Campbell Bros' oolossal railroad
circus Is beaded this way, being ad
vertised for places In Eastern Oregon.
Circuit court convenes in Eugene In
regular term on week from Monday.
Tb adjourned .term 'meets nest
Friday.
Cut prloas on wall paper still on, yon
oan fix op for a vary small amount of
money now. Bee F L Chambers for
late designs.
. Rambler tires oan be easily repaired
when punctured.
Mis E Balteman, tb Ninth street
millinery, will have a special sal on
trimmed hate from now until July 4.
Junction City Times: Hon Ivan Mo-
Queen, representative elect, is danger
ously 111 at his resldeno In Lorena.
It U feared that he may not recover.
Watte will oonllnue to do all kinds
of watch, clock and Jewelry repairing,
fend will soaks a specialty of optical
business.
87 Oresoeat bicycles eold this year,
What stronger terms oan be applied lo
popularity and actual satisfaction. F
L Chamber has plenty more of them.
Albany Demeoret! Among tb
graduates of the U O this week I
Jo Tyres, who also graduated from
Albany oolleg test year. He receives
the. title of B A,
Albany Herald, June 18) L It Cal
avan and family ' left this week for
Belknap Springe, when It I hoped tb
hot water bath of those famous springs
wlU assist Mr Oalavan In regaining
hi health. .
Rnaebnrg Review: It Southern
Paclflots fitting np thsir road bed
through Oow creek oanyoo with fine
steel rails. A fore of about 100 man
hv been employed tb past two
month and will be engaged all sum'
mer.
Oorvalll Times: Rev Herbert
Johnson, wall known la Oorvallls
when be ha numarou relatives, Is to
be married next Thursday In Dalton,
Massachusetts. Tb bride is a cousin
to tb p reseat governor of Maseacha
setts, and I vary wealthy.
Timber Land For Balb. 160
acre of good fir and eedar, one-half
mil from saw mill. Logging creek
run through land. Inquire of Frank
Relsner, Ax Billy' store, Eugen
Oregon.
OO TO..
..GILBERT..
sad see the
Sorosis
Aat lor weue
.KflhSiottheday,
I Cbwtfjervicei.
FIRST PRKBBYTTSRIAN CHURCH.
Sunday school 10 a. m. Junior en
deavor 4:80 p. m. Y P B U E 7 p. m.
Service and sermon by the pastor at
11 a. m. and 8 p. m.
COHOBEOATIONAl, CHUROM.
Bible School at 10 o'olock; morning
service at 11; Junior Endeavor at 4 p
m; Senior Endeavor at 7, and evening
service at 8. Morning eubjeol, "Walk
ing with God." Evening, "Wae Jesus
a Jew?"
CHBI8TAN CHURCH.
Sunday school 9:45: sermon, "Beward
orRigbteousnesf,"ll. Junior O E8,
YPSOE6:4t. Sermon, 1 The Trans-
paring Power of the Gospel," 8.
Midweek service Thursday at 7:30.
The publio welcome.
Morton Robk, Pastor.
BAPTIST CHUBOH.
Sunday sobool 10 a m; morning
worship 11; subjeot for sermon: "The
Tongue." Evening worship 8 pm;
subject for sermon: "The Reward of
Obedience." B Y P U, 6:45 pm. The
public invited to attend these services
O Calvert Bmoot, Pastor.
O P OUDROH.
Sunday school 10 a. m, Y P B C E 7
p. m, preaohlng at 11, subject, "Caleb's
Fidelity." At 8 p. m. subject, "The
union of Divine and bnmao agenoy
in Christ Kingdom." Prayer meeting
Thursday 8 p. m. Sunday June 24 at
11 o'olock will be children's day.
The public Invited.
J F Clayoomb, Pastor.
MINISTERIAL UNION.
The ministerial Union meets on
Monday lo the . parlor, of the V E
Oburoh at 1:45 p m. Ail the ministers
of tb city urged to attend.
Hotel Arrivals.
HOFFMAN.
Geo J Lusk, B F
G O Graves, Portland
W J Bbelley, Mobawk
It C Jameson, Portland
W A Luper, Yonoalla
B C Swift, S V
Ii Manhein, N Y
W P Scott, Chicago
0 M Blair, Chicago
1 Shiner, Portland
O D Gabrellson, Salem
Almlra Jenkins and daughter,
Cottage Grove
F Jordan, Cottage Grove
O W Cooke, 8 F
O M Hough, Bt Paul
A L Frar.er, Portland
BUOBNB.
B R Martin, J u notion .
Geo Stark, Newberg
A Ingrlman, Portland
W Walter, Portland
8 G Odell, Portland
W T Kayser, Elmlra
Mrs Belles ton, Portland
3 R Linn, Salem
Mary Lee, Balem
Jennie Powln, Dexter
H E Happereett, Portland
D M Bpenoer. Walla Walla .
A L Lane, Walttrvllle
W L Arohambeeu, Portland
A Johnson, Ottswa
John Lauoe, Montana
N H Beattle, Poitlatid
8 U Jester, Portland
Would Not Suffer So Again
Fifty Times Its Price
for
J awoke laat olKht with sever palm
In my stomach. I never felt eo badly
In all my life. When I came down to
work this morning I felt ao weak I
oould hardly work. I went to Miller
ft McCurdy's drug store and they reo
ommendud Chamberlain's Colic, Chol
era and Diarrhoea Remedy. It worked
Uk maglo and one dnee fixed me all
right. It certainly lathe fluest thing
I ever used for stomach trouble. I shall
not be without It lo my house here
after, for I should not care to endure
the sufferings of laat night again for
fifty lines Ite price. G. H. Wilson,
Llverymun, Hurfr' ttctnwn, Washing
ton Co, Pa. This reuinly la for sale by
W. L. DeLann.
Ohboon P M's - In rcitJiMoc, the
salaries of potinastera In p'l-iililxutlal
OBoe, the pMluilrr v . rl uiade
the following iiicri'n.. - in Or. ki, lo
takerfteot July I: l'"rtiiii.i, S6flO to
$800; Ash lani, $1600 lo 11700; Dallas,
tlSOu to SMIHI; H.'H'iier, $M(K) In IIS'IO;
Medford, U0 it. $1600; Baker City,
$2900 to I23X; Eugene, $9000 to $1100;
Hood River, $1100 to $1400; Newberg,
$1000 to $1100; The Dalles, $2100 to $29
00; Burne, $1000 lo $1100; Grant's Psss,
$1600 to $1700; Marabfleld, $1400 to
$1500; Pendleton, JilOO to $2200; Union,
$1800 to $1400; Arlington and Independ
ence are from $1200 to $110.
MUST Ql
1 pair ladles button shoe $1.2Sto$1.00
1 'l " " " 1.S8 " 1.25
1 " " " " " 1.76 " 1.50
1 " " " 2.00 " 1.76
1 " " " 1.00 " 80
1 pair men's heavy shoes $1.00.
We have sizes in all of the
above, but they nniBt move
off our shelves.
Good aha pod tool-
...Ax Billy...
Plue River Precinct. .
Bev.ral candidate on the Union
ticket, more particularly H it Kmuaid,
have caute to gratefully r.-uieiuber
he vote cast for tbein In Blue Blver
(.reoinct. While the vole tor oongrtss
msn stood 16 to 18 In fsvor of the
republican oaudldaie, tod 16 to 16 on
supreme Judge, rvluvnily bo'b party
votes, H R Klncaid not 21 to Ki.ox's
12; Withers 22.lHawley 12, Hill 22,
Taylor 12; Patterson 21, Gilstrap 13;
Miller 20, Boud IS.
The vote for Mr Klncaid was the
more gratifying as his opponents had
indaatrlouely circulated the report
along the McKenzie river that be was
ppored to county aid for road
improvemeiite. Only those who have
traveled the luiportaut thoroughfare
that follows tbe McKenzie for fifty
mile can appreciate the elfect of auoh
a report bad the voters believed in lte
truth. '
Notice. '
To owners and tenant of property
in tbe City of Eugene:
Each and every person holding or
occupying property, either as owner or
tenant, is hereby notified to remove
within 10 days from the date hereof,
all thistle and shrubbery grow ug Jo
adjacent alleys and streets.
This notice Is published by order of
the City Couooll, and all persous fall
ing to comply herewith, will be autijeot
to the penalties heretofore provided
by Ordtoaooe.
Dated at Eugene, Oregon, this 14th
day of June, 1900. '
, ... J. S. Stiles. : - v
. . City Marshal.
Imperial Limited.
The fastest and finest train across the
continent. From Puolflo to Allautlo
without obang of oars via Cadadlan
Pacific . '
Call at or write H H Abbott, 146,
Third street, Portland, and get further
particulars.
Women of Woodcraft '
Officers, guards and members are
requested to meet at the banauet room
Odd Fellow's tempi, Saturday even
nlui;, June 16th, at 7 o'clock.
Mabel J Linn, G W.
S J Wilson, Clerk
ntw Officers. Matouio Grand
Lodge: H BThielM.il, i-rand master,
Balem; W E Grace, deputy grand
master, Baker City; B M Yoran, senior
grand warden, Eugene; Thomas Gray,
Junior grand warden, Portland; Jacob
Mayer, grand trustee, Portlaud; J R N
Bell, grand obaplaln Baker City; W H
Flannlgan, senior grand : deacon,
Grant's Pass; H R Llttli field, Junior
rand deaoon, Lafayette; Henry Rowe
grand marshal, Portland; Leroy Lewis,
krand orator. Dayton; J H Irvine,
grand senior eteward, rail man; Dar
win Rrlstow, grand Junior steward,
Cottage Grove; G K Bbaw, grand
standard bearer! Fairyiew; Thomas O
Watts, grand swore: bearer, Bt Helens;
Gustaf tVilson, grand tyler, Portland.
Piano lessons. W GlOord :N ash
Voice culture, Miss Marguerite Hansen,
For terms, apply to music rooms In
Dormitory.
I VOur breath bad? Then vnnr
best friends turn their hesds aside.
A bsd breath mesns a bad liver.
Ayer's Pills are liver pills. They cure
constipation, biliousness, dyspepsia,
sick hesdache. 25c. All druggists.
Waat yvn moiuteoh or bi4 a efaaUrul
brown or rich Block T Thto bm
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE klte're
LIT, or PWW W . f. m 4 W. Hum. . M.
..CLOTHING,.
That
Win W.ll
and
Loote Well Wmw
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
CARPETS AND
ART SQUARES
S. H FRIENDLY.
H W Holden Is In the olty. t
S M Vol ail Is home from Portland.
E'der Todd went to Halsey today.
A A Cleveland returned to Astoria
today.
Mrs Geo H Smith is reported better
today.
W W Haines left far point soum
today.
Mr Camber left for Lebonon on tne
1:06 train....
Hugh Ham, of Portland, Is visiting
In Eugene.
Walter Shelly, of Mobawk, is in
town today.
B A Hulin left for bis heme La
Grande this afternoon.:
Mr and Mrs J I Jones, of Cottage
Glove, were in town today.
Miss Pearl Cooper left for her home
in Lebanon this afternoon
The Misses Young and Big A Young
went lo Astoria this forenoon
Mr and Mrs C L Winter are down
from their Fall Creek ranch
Miss Clara Peterson, who has been
visiting her aunt Mrs J Davles, left
for her home at Salt Lake City, Utah,
this afternou.
E Chapman aud A E, Whiteaker
leave for La Grande in the morning
to attend the grand encampment, G A
R which convene Monday.
i! D G abrlelson, of Balem, who was
recently appointed apeeial agent of the
Magdeburg Fire insurance uompany,
for Oregon ana waaniogiou
was in
Euneue today.-
The Twentieth Century.
When a few months more shall have
panned we will then staod at the very
threshold of the twentieth century,
and tbe nineteenth will be a thing of
the pait. It will, however, be known
as the century of invention and dis
covery, and among some of the greatest
of these we can truthfully mention
riostetter's Stomach Bitters, the cele
brated remedy for all ailment arising
from a disordered siomaob, such as
dyspepsia, indigestion, flatulency, con
stipation and biliousness. It has
been one of tbe greatest blessings to
mankind during the past fity years
as a health builder. Many physicians
recommend It. Take their advice, try
a bottle aud be cmvlnoed, but be sure
to get the genuine with a Private
Revenue Stamp over the neck of tbe
bottle. -
Hon. E. R. Skipworth.
Hon. E. R. Skipworth should be
proud of his run for representative in
this oounly, being 221 votes ahead of
tils tloket. . Notwithstanding Con
gressman Tongue carried .the oounly
by 449 plurality Representative-elect
Hemeuway ooly defeat Mr. Bkip'
worth by SO votes. The canvass made
by the gentleman w as a Bplsndld one;
snowing him to be a splendid cam'
paigner. Ho stated his point boldly,
plainly and fairly; He Is muoh
stronger with our people than when he
entered tbe canvass. This fall he will
do valiant work for that great and pure
leader, Win. J. Bryan.
Notice to Contractors.
Sealed bids for tbe con t ruction of a
sewer for the University of Oregon
win be reueived. up to S p. m. June 25,
1800 at the office of J J Walton, where
plans and specifications oan be seen.
Right reserved to reject any ana al'
bids. ' , ' ' : .:
' By order of the Board of Regents.
. BHFRIBNDLY,'
Chairman Ex-Com
Notice.
Ail persons having full books of
purchase stamps are requested to bring
them to my store at one. I .
J W Kay Fob. oo,
Appointed Game Wardens. R W
Veatcb of Cottage Grove, C J Dadd of
Springfield, L R Llvermore of Eugene
ana Sidney Bcott of Eugene, forest
wardens, bavn been appointed deputy
gsme ana forestry wardens.
Kineald! Elected.
Salem Journal Juus 1ft.
The frlenda of Hon H R Klncaid lu
this city will be glad to know that tbe
venerable ex-secretary of etste has been
declared the next oounty Judge of Lane
county oy a republican canvassing
board after ten days delay aaa appar
ently some Juggling with the returns.
Tbe official oouut was maue uy a
republican oounty clerk ana two
republican Justices of tbe peace. This
board started to make tbe count anon
after the eleotlou but alter proceeding
for a time found that tbe returns ana
telly sheet from some precincts were
aliasing. Klnoald's rnedfls tnougni
that this delay would result in his
defeat and threatened to take ' tbe
matter Into the oourte, but theoanvass
Ine board finally found tbe missing
tali v sheets and save Klncaid a fair
count and declared him elected,
That veteran fighting Journalist and
Dfoneer republican of Lane oounly
(not modernized Mark Hannaism
republicanism) is eleoted county Judge.
Special from Eugene says, -non
H R Kineald, ex-eeoretary of state,
was today declared elected county
judge of Lane county by the ofTlolal
canvassing board, having one more
vote than his opponent. The contest
was very close, Knox, the republican
candidate, having apparently
majority of - a few vote on the
faoeofthe unofficial returns. A the
official count progressed, however,
several mistakes were found In tbe
counting as unofficially reported, all
favoring Mr Klncaid. When Glen
tena precinct was reached the tally
sheet were missing and an officer bad
to be sent there to bring them and this
delayed tbe oount. Tbe board I
republican in politic and It official
mandate will probably not be
contested by tbe defeated candidate,
Knox. The election of Klncaid
makes the . oounty court union In
politics."
Tbe Journal believes that Mr Kin
eald will make Lane oounty . an
economical Incorruptible offlolal. He
has a heart for tbe poor, a backbone
for tbe aggressive elements of society,
and the oounty government under
blm will not degenerate into a mere
machine to favor the dominant power.
Entertainment
A fine musical and dramatic enter
talnment will be given by the puplli
of the Convent Sobool of our Beloved
Lady of Victory at the Parker opera
house on Monday evening, June 18.
1900. . . . . . , :
. Door open at 7:30 o'olock; perform
anoe begins at 8. Admission 25 cents,
Program will be published next week,
. Women of Woodc raf i
The members of Eugene Circle No 16
W of W are requested to meet at their
ball Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock for
the purpose of attending the unveil
ing ceremonies at the Odd Fellows
oemetery,
S J Wilson, Clerk.
Mabel J Linn, GN.
A Biovclb Accident. Today'i
Salem Statesman: "Mrs Welder, "fEu
gene, who Is visiting with friends
about seven miles east of Salem," met
with an acoideut yesterday afternoon
while riding ber bloycle that required
tbe attendance of a phyeloan. Mrs
Welder was descending a long steep
hill when she lost her pedals and before
she oould replace her feet, the wheal
was beyond her control and sbe was
oameu to vne Donom or ma nri In a
very short time when she was thrown
from the wheel, falling upon her head
and sustaining some very serious soalp
and faolal bruleo. She was uncn
solous for some time. Dr J N Smith,
of this olty was called aud attended the
woman." ' 1
Mabried. Uottage Grove Nugget:
At the resldenoe of the bride's mother,
Mrs Ii M TLomraon, In this oltv
Tuesday evening at 0 o'olock; June 12,
lew, Mr josepb Best a prominent
young business man olGerya s, Marlon
county, to Mine Hattle Thompson, one
of Cottage's well known and popular
young ladies, iUv M O Brink officiat
ing."
A Contest. A rumor is a boot thn
stresta today that Knox will enter a
contest In the county judgeship
matter. We only give tbe rumor for
wnat it is worth. .
Wasting
Are you nervous, restless,
pale and easily tired? Per
haps the scales can tell von
why. If your weight is
Deiow your average, that
explains it.
Scott's Emulsion is a fat
producine food. You snnn
begin to gain and vou keen
on gaining long after you
stop taking it. For all
wasting diseases, in both
young and old, it is the one
standard remedy.
SOOTT'nKwYoffc
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children
The Kind You Hats Always Bought
Bear the
Signature of
KM"'" ' '
F. C. Potts
;; Dealer
v Tobacco-
J. W. KAYS ; FURNITURE CO
EsMLMERS and FUNERAL DIRECTORS
The N on-Irritating
Cathartic
Easy to take, easy to operate
Hood's Pills
SOCIAL.
IIII8 HUFFMAN ENTERTAINS.
One of tbe most plentant parties
given since tbe re-opening of the social
season after Lent occurred la a eve
ning. Miss Edith Hoffman enter
tained a few frlenda . In honor of
Hiss Alice Conner, of Sulera, who has
been her guest for a fortnight. The
principal amusement of the evening
was High- five, and tbe highest scores
were secured by Mrs Geo W Hmitb
and Mr WW Brown. A dainty lunch,
eon was served at the close of the
oontest. The bosteei wae assisted by
Mrs James Huffman, Mrs W H Hull-
man and Mrs L S Logan. The gue tts
were: Mr and Mrs Geo Smith, AIe
damee J E Bronaugb (of Portland,)
Emma Thompson, Miaxes Alice Con
ner, (Salem,) Stella Pitt Dorria, Leone
Paine, Mine Friendly, Therese uuil
Rosalie Friendly, Heuryette Lauer,
(Portland,) Jessie Gilstrap, Fred C
Fish, (Balem,) It M Uounhue, H W
Rowland, W W Brown, Ray Wlllough.
by, Frank McAlister, K S Smith, Otio
Gilstrap.
Kohler & Cbasc Music Honse.
Owing to tbe death of C H Harper,
of Winter St Harper, of Seattle, Wash.,
tbe branch piano and organ depart
ment that ba r t en run by them in
this city, will hereafter be conducted
direct by Kohler & Chase, of Han Fran
Cisco, where you will always find a
One line of pianos and organs at San
Franoleoo prices.
Instruments sold on eany install-
menu. This will be-conducted by
Geo F Craw and H E Morris, In Tilns
Block, south of tbe HoQmnn Home,
Ninth street, Eugene, Oregon.
, ' , Horse Strayed. V
Strayed from Post's pasture at Wal
tervllle Saturday, June 9, a sorrel
mare. Weight about 950 pounds, left
hind foot white, star in forehead,
white strip on nose, short forelop aud
saddle marked.
All charges will be paid finder on
turning tbe mare over to Anson Potter
of Foley Springs stage lino at Eugene,
or FA Post JrValterville.
H. L. Heath.
.Wanted.
Competent girl
general housework,
right party.
ir woman to do
$3.C0 per week to
Mrs. F. ti. Washburn,
Eleventh and High Wis, Eugene.
Satisfactory BBTrLEMENT. Cot
tage (Jrove Nugget: Through Cuiniu-
Ings A Hawley's attorneys a Bettleruent
satisfactory to tbe creditors of tbe firm
was arranged this week aud the stock
turned over to W F Schuller, recetitly
rpnin 'TnAnmnn IPt.it a.nnlr 11, 1, j In.
..vu. ..IIIIDl'U, lUD OlI'L'Il ' " ' . null." - SptttP
voloed $1860.00 and an IndeMerto. w of , rJ.J'Zn,ui
12260.00 was aealust the Aim. To
avoid kolng through bankruptcy the.
attorneys for the firm filially arrange.! I
a settlement with the creditors at o
cents on the dollar. .
Sbessmakino. Miss Madge Bail :e, !
dressmaker, over Mini E LenruedV
millinery store. Fashionable cutting, j
fitting and dressmaking.
G1KL WANTED. Inquire at ono
at residence of C H Hales.
Dai & Henderson. Undei takers
Embaimers. Cor. Wi. and 7th sts.
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For Sale BWLDtJ
CSet a new lawn mtmu,
piece of hose and wilhiBak
you can have a lawn llilri
proud of. Guarantred In
Chambers
Something Sw.-Ita
ship hearts with UoUffaJj
engraved on them, Oiljiti
Variety in
Wall Paper...
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artistic, or aft, 1
able in pim
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