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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard! TUESDAY - - JUNK 20 All Popular Brands of CIGARS KOlt SALE AT Julius Goldsmith's Telephone, Ho Main 191. New Ads Todaw. S H Friendly. BREVITIES. 421 Rauib'.er riders. Dr Lowe, optician, wltti J 3 Luckey Fly screens AdooisstFL Chambers. Guaranteed bicycle repairing, Mc Clanahan. 1G8 Ramblers Bold tbia year. Buy a Crescent and you are sure of a good net of tires. A big Hue of Nethersole aud bangle bracelets at Watts.' Bicycles $20 to $60. McClanabau. A few secondhand ludlea bicycles cheap at F L Chambers. Btreet Commissioner Turner is now able to resume his duties. All engraving on hearts purchased at Watts' free to purchasers. M O Warner tunes pianos and organs. Repairing and polishing. Wolf American bicycles. W A Kuykendall, Agent. A Portland fire department horse 1b deud at the age of 24 years. He bad been In the service 20 years. Flailing tackle. E E McClanahan. Miss K Holtzman, the Ninth street millinery, will have a special sale on tri 'limed liats from now until July 4. Watts will continue to do all kinds of watch, clock and Jewelry repairing, and will make a specialty of optical business. The quarantine at ABtoria against vessels from Ban Franolsco, on account of the bubonio plague Bcarehas been declared off. It Is said that Gen John H Stevens, axed 04 years, of LaGrande, Is the old est voter In the state who voted at the recent elections. Have you been counted by the oensus enumerators yet? If not you had better get around amd have your name put on the Hat. 97 Crescent bicycles sold this year, What stronger terms can lie applied to popularity and aotual sal Ufaotlon. F I. Chambers has plenty miore of them. The north window of 8 H Friendly'! store hat a nice display of organdies, lawns, dotted Swiss, and ether summer goods now going at a sacrifice. Bee ad In anotber column. Roseburg rialudealer:' Editor and Mrs W V Conner and son Claire, accompanied by Miss Lau ra Jones, left Baturday morning for a week's visit at Cottage Grove aud other points In the Willamette valley. The spot of snow upon Mount Emily, In Union county, tbat generally doe" not disappear before the Fourth of July, la about gone, whloh Is, without doubt, the earliest It ever disappeared, says the union Chronicle. A Portland woman slio t her husband In the baok early Bund ay morning The wound Is not serious and the man refuses to prosecute, olaimlng the shooting was accidental. Jealousy was tne cause. Halem Journal. Monday, June 26 "The Balem cannery -received a carload of Hoyal Anne cherries from Eugene Sunday and bad to put on a full foroe to dispose of the stuff. By noon today they were iu trim for market. Bevunty girls, seven boys and eight men are employed today -on cherries alone. Brownsville 7;iuies: J E Mr.Gilll- vary, special ay.ent of the Oregon Tele phone and Telegraph Co., Is In the city aud has about completed arrange ments to put In local telephone ex. change. Work will be commenced lu bout two weeks, at which time the. system will be exteuded to Cruw fordsvllle. The Port land Telegram aays "every time the Madison street bridge draw swings around, the gate keepers stand back, hold their breath and say, 'Han she goes for the last lime,' or words to thatefleot. The dangerous ooudltloo of the bridge will be among the first thlugs demanding attention from the new county commissioners." Special Wo will givo away frco of charge with overy pair of Sorosis Shoes ONK YEAR'S SOLID COMFORT. ..GILBERT.. I a hotwave. Drying Up the Rivers and Parch ing the Crops in Dakota. Grand Forks, N D, June 25. The weather here is distressingly hot, reg istering 104 in the shade today. The water lu Ked River has fallen two feet since Baturday, and the municipal authorities have issued notices request ing householders to desist from using water extravagantly. Navigation has been discontinued. Crops are in a parched condition, indications point ing to a deorease of 15 to 20 per cent since Baturday. Hay felling for $4 BO last Baturday, sold on the street today fr $16. Hotel Arrivals HOFFMAN. CBFreldland BF F C Bead Astoria J? H Osgood Seattle N G Bahletrone Portland H M Mllliorn Junotion O L Parsons Mohawk G J Little Detroit A L Morris Harrleburg LBGrannin SF B Lurch Cottage Grove E P Tobln Portland W Grace " KUOENK. C B Zumwalt Wendllug ZC Jordan Biekelton D R Zumwalt Mobawk E A Zumwalt " C H Kitchen Hancock Minn J T Vaughn Isabel John Elder Portland Felix Bparks Blue River JOassldyN Y J E Yarnall Mohawk J H Miller Junction H M Doty Lorane H N Addison " A H Addison " Jerome Knox Cottage Grove J E Englehart 8 P W J Mo'Jullogb Chicago His Life Was Saved. Mr J E Lilly, a prominent citizen of Hannibal, Mo, lately bad a wonderful deliverance from a frightful death. In telling of It he says: "I was taken with Typhoid Fever, tbat ran into Pneumo nia. My lungs became hardened. 1 was so weak I f couldn't even sit up In bed. Nothing helped me. I expected to soon die of Consumption, when I heard of Dr King's New Discovery. One bottle gave great relief. I continued to use It, and now am well and strong. I can't say to much for Its praise." This marvellous medlolne is the surest and quickest cure in the world for all Throat and Lung Trouble. Regular size 50 cents and $1.00. Trial bottle free at W L Lie Lano's drug store, every bottle guaranteed. Rare Musical Treat. A rare treat Is In store for those who attend the concert at the First Christ ian church Friday night. MIsb May Dearborn, the vocal soloist who will take part In the concert, Is the possessor ot a pure, clear soprano voice of exceptional range. Admission 25 cents. Tailor! Tailor!! Tailor!!! Walter Gladstone, an experienced outter and tailor, has located In Eu gene, aud may be found at the rear end of the Hanson olothlug aud fur nishing store lu the Matlock block. Mr Gladstone brings good recom mendations, aud guarantees llrat-olass work. Business Men. Bee Waltor Ross about your street advertising for the Fourth of July He can Interest you. North room of the Hale Block Willamette St, Foot Masked. Fred Tali far o, who baa been working with Edwards log drive, had a f.iot Injure 1 yesterday, near the mouth of rail creek, by gettlug it mashed between two roeks. Wolff American bicycles. W A Kuykoudall, agent. Miss May Dearborn, the charming and talented soprano, of Port laud will slug In Eugene Friday evening June 2V. This promises to be a rare treat tor the people of Eugene as Miss Dear born Is considered the best singer on the coast. Wolf American bleyoles. Guarantee never runs out. W A Kuykkndai.i,, Agent. Wolf American High Art cycles. W A Kuykkndai.i., Ageut. MUST GO- 1 pair ladles button shoes f 1. 2;"j tofl 00 I " " " " " 1.38 " 1.25 1 " " " 1 75 " 1 50 1 ii i. ii 2 00 i ;5 1 " " " " " 1.00 " K0 1 pair men's benvy shoes $1.00. Wo have sizes in all of the above, but thoy must move off our shelves. Good shaped toes- ...Ax Billy... GODDESS OF LIBERTY Miss Carrie Paine Leads, Miss Agnes Harris Second POLLS CLOSE TOMORROW 9PM The Ooddess of Liberty contest Is getting warm, very warm. Tomorrow nigbt the pulls will close, promptly at 9 o'clock. The change of position among contestants today indicates what may beexpecteu iu the way of a final rush. While Miss Carrie Paine is In the lead, Miss Agues Harris jumped from lifth place with 25 votes toseooud witb 143, and Miss Irene Applegate appears for the first time in the contest with a goodly number of rotes which may meuu that her friends expect to give her a place at the last moment. As before slated friends of a number of the young ladies are making ar rangements for a final pool of votes, aud tomorrow night general interest will center In the contest. Following Is the vote us it siande today: Miss Carrie Paine 226 Miss Agnes Harris 143 Miss Edith Vincent 106 Miss Dollle Ankeny 73 Miss Ada Hendricks 45 Mijs Lottie Waller 20 Miss Irene Applegate 13 Miss Madge Battee 12 Miss myrtle Monroe 2 Miss My ra Brown 1 Miss Alice Gassman 1 Miss GubsIb Baldwin 1 M iss Rose Gross 1 Miss Belle Brow l 1 Miss Ethel Thompson 1 A Powder Mill Exploded. Removes everything iu sight; bo do drastic mineral pills, but both are mighty dangerous. Don't dynamite the delicate machinery of your body with calomel, croton oil or aloes pilln, when Dr King's New Lite Pills, which are gentle as a summer brefze, do tle work perfectly. Cures Headache, Constipation. Only 25 ots at W L De Lauo. Notice to Little Girls. All little girls 12 years of age or uuder who would like to take part in the Fourth ot July parade, lire re quested to meet at the Central school grounds Thursday; afternoon at 2 o'clock to make arrangements for decoration of bicycles and costumes. Mbs F W Pkentjob. For Sale. Good bay for cow, $2.50 per ton, oash. Inquire at home near north end of Eugene bridge. Joseph Davis. Forest Rangers. The following rangers have been started out to subdue llres In Lune county: Bid Bcott to Rlgdon's, Morris ot Hanishurg east of Rlgdon's, Liver more on Lost Creek to Bummit, C J Dodd at Mo Keuzie Bridge, Lew Powers, Bohemia. Is vour breath bad? Then vnur best friends turn their heads aside. I A bad breath means a bad liver. Aycr's Pills are liver pills. They cure ' constipation, biliousness, dyspepsia, sick headache. 25c. All druggists. Want your tnouttai-lio nr buanl a beautiful brown or rirh htm-k ? Then use R IMINfiHAM'Q nVC for the Hvwiiiiiuiinui J uiu ' . Whiskers c. H P Mm A Co. Cut in Frices i A-i? 11), closing out of TJRy , nr. VjV ci 1 ma Uunparallec .juiuiuiu j.ius uuu vrganuies at asacritico tuat lias caused our thousands of patrons to unanimously unite in pro nouncing at The Breatest Bargain Sale Ever Held. FOLLOWING ARE Lot 1, CUA1.T.IKS, iMrol.li' patterns, lriere aail 7Jo,cat to ..O Lot 2. D1MITIKS, tty .tik-n, rii 10 cents. rctiuiHl to Lit S. .5C l'KKSIAN am! Flowerwl ,l.,;n in Lawn, price liV cut to IUC We would adviso all to call early, as this is Mail Orders promptly SJ PERSONAL. Geo W Pickett is at Foley Springs. Paul Costel has leturued to Albany. Dr A Btiarples, of Goshen, Is In the city. C H Park has gone to California on a visit. Haiiwel Swift went to Junction this afteruosn. Hon H R Kinotid arrived home this afternoon. Attorney G F Bklpworth returned home today. J T Martin Is going to Bodavllle to morrow for a Btay. Attorney Moore left for bis home In The Dalles this afternoon. Hon R A Booth, of Grants Pass, senator elect, is iu Eugene. Horace Burnett arrived home today flam Independence today. Assessor Burton and family returned from Cottage Grove this afternoon. Bon Lurch, the well known mer chat of Cottage Grove, la la theolty. Attorneys I E Young aad J 9 Med ley, of Cottage Grove, returned home today. Mr and Mrs L 8 Logan and family will leave for their Crook county home about July 1. Mrs Professor Glen expects to spend several months at the old homestead lu Crook county. Joseph Best and wife, of Gervals, aie visiting with Assessor D P Burton and wife of this city. Hugh Ham, who has been visiting his parents and relatives here, returned to Portland this afternoon. Mrs Dow Huff arrived up this after noon from Woodburn, and will go to her home at Roseburg tonight. Judge Rodney Boott, of Coburg, was in Eugeun today. He says the fall grain Is the poorest he ever saw It in Lane county. old Bcotl left tin! ay for Hazel Dell to take nil bis duties as forest ranger, Mrs Bcott aud daughter will Join him lu a short time, aud spend the summer In that vicinity. Professor Young expects to leave Thursday for his old home in Wis consin. He will take a special course lu the University ot Wisconsin during the Bummer months. Pans Fair. The American exhibit at the Paris Exposition will be an open volume. whose lesnouB of skillfully dlreoted en deavor aud unfaltering energy may be read by all. Our Government Build ing is completed, and no effort has been spared to make It worthy to rep resent our nation. It was by the Bums Americau perseverance that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, the famous dyspepsia cure, was first pro duced. Since that time fifty years ago It has never failed to cure consti pation, Indigestion, bllllouaness, liver aud kidney troubles, aud It will make rich red blood. It Is an excell ent tonic, and Is a regulator for the bowels that can not be equalled. All druugisls sell It. Do not be talked into taking something "just as good." There is nnthl-ig equal to It. Telephone Lime. The Booth Kelly Co telephone line to Coburg is complete. The poles are nearly all op to Wendling from Bpringfield and the wires will then be placed In position, lu less than two weeks all the saw mills of the company will be conneoted with Eugeue. Married. Mr. Edwin C, Juda and Miss Belle Louise Greene were married Monday, June 25, 1900, at Salem, Oregon. The bride is a daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. I. N. Greene, Sr., of this city, and is quite well and favorably known here. siuaa og 'ojoi(ai3Ab ptog oji 'iioiiwtnsuoo inoAwd o .fininiq an aunuijp jo annua jano saojuip 84SUJJ 'uoimo3p )sssn ox Our Great Midsummer Clear ance Sale begins the week of June 25th vith some astounding cuts in prices, in Dresentinc n fnw bt. amples of which we feel that we cannot too strongly impress the mportanco of this sale on thn mirc'ii.is.ntT Tiim in na it- - i ii . our enormous surplus stock of THE CUT PRICES Lot 4. LAKHS Msortniont of I.wn, ir ilsrk ml liht colorings, I ll' regular JOc anil l!3c goods. I ot 8. KKKXCH Lawns and Organdies flA Munisr and Me goodi, ()( of our customers a raro opportunity. attended to. FRIENDLY. Reception to Miss Carson. The Bhakespsare Club of Eugene gave a reception last evening In honor of Professor Lueiia Clay Carson, at the borne of Judge and Mrs E O Potter and Mrs Minnie Washburne, on Willam ette street. The event was also In the nature of a olub reunion, former mem bers being present, also few Invited guests. Miss Carson has been presi dent of the club sinoe IU organization, eight years ago, aud to ber entbulas tlo work and Intelligent efforts is due the success of tbe organization . An informal program was given, wliinh inoluded a paper by Mrs Fred erick Nolf, of Pendleton, on "Tne History of tbe Club." Miss Carson gave short talk on Shakespeare and bis plays. The musical numbers in' oluded a piano solo by Mrs W L De- Lano, and vocal solo by Miss Btella Pitt Dorrls, Miss Louisa C Yoran and Professor I M Glen. Light refreshments were served and the remainder of tbe evening spent Id social chat. The work of Miss Car son has been In every way worthy this expression made by tbe olub. Notes of the Fourth. Workmen commenoed today laying the platform for tbe dance. It is lo cated north of the R M Day block and will be 40X60 feet, with raised seats around forming an amphitheatre. At tbe meeting of tbe fire companies last nlgbt it was decided to enter all companies in tbe parade. In addition to this there will be two bose races la tbe afternoon, a dry and wet U st. All those expeotlng to enter the var ious sports and contests on tbe Fourth of July are requested to enter as soon as possible. Leave your name witb W O Trine, F L Chambers or any member of the committee. Interesting features are being pre pared for tbe Squedunk parade. Indications for a large crowd in Eu. ene July Fourth are very flattering, A large number of floats are being prepared by tbe business men for the parade. Kohler & Chase Music Honse, Owing to tbe death of C H Harper, of Winter & Harper, of Seattle, Wash the branch piano and organ depart ment tbat has been run by them In this city, will hereafter be conducted dlreot by Kohler fc Chase, of Bali Fran Cisco, where you will always And fine line of pianos and organs at San Francisco prices. Instruments sold on easy install ments. This will be conducted by Geo F Craw and H E MorrlB, Id Titus isiocB, soutn or tne ionman House, mntn street, Eugene, Oregon. House Wanted. Coutalning from five to seven rooms withiu three or four blooks of business center. Kent must be reasonable Will contract for 12 months or more, Rent promptly paid. Address V O box 121, stating location. Cyclone Hose Company. The meeting of the Cyclone Hose Company call for tonight will be postponed to Wednesday 271 b. Tad Luckey, Foreman Guild Meeting. St Mary's Guild will meet Wedues day afternoon to finish tbe hospital wors; on nana. A good attendance Is requested. A Euoenb Bidder. Bevera months since floating llnhtahin No was thrown on the sands at the mouth of the Columbia river. The govern menc invited bids for launobing tbe vesssi into aeep water and the bids were opened at Portland Monday, iue lowest old, f 11,750. was mltted by an Astoria man. sub- Tbe Telegram's report of bidders gives Harry Keeves, of Eugene, as a bidder, making the offer to move tlm v-.,i seaward for 12 000, If tllowed the use or government appliances, $15,000 uiuerwise, ou aaye to be allowed for tbe work borne of the bids were for moving the lightship aorosa the sands A I) 1 1 , u oiir i oay. Danck at Park. I will aauce in the hull At, Ran.'. ..--I, Tuesday July S, the day of the races, afternoon and nigbl. Best of music ror me occasion. O W Fari.ev Pneumonia always leaves the lungi weak. Weak lungs are breeding grounds for the germs that cause consump tion. Chronic bronchitis also often follows pneumonia. If you have had pneumonia, the germs of consumption are at work. Don't u Jthemgeta foothold. Begin ut once ana take SCOTT'S EMULSION; it will d. ivc out the germs by making the lungs stronger than tl..-,- ; r-.. CASTOR I A For Infants aad Children. Tha Kind You Hava Always Bought Siguatur. of (2 ST "m ""mi sir. I i-ii ?,tTym r F. C. Potts Dealer in Tobaccos & Ciga, Duplicate Courthouses. It does not often happen that two counties of the same Btate build court houses on practically the same plant to replace structures that were built nearly half a century before and were as like almost as two peas. Yet this has happened In the case of Polk and Lane oountles. The Dallas Itemlzer prints pictures ot the old courthouse which was de stroyed by fire In 1898 and tne new courthouse which bos just been ao oepted by tbe county court. The old building was almost identical with the Lane couuty structure, portico, columns, cornices, etc. Tbe only points of difference shown In tbe pic tures are tbat the Polk ouunty building bad no belfry, and bad live windows on each side, upstairs aud downstairs, while the old Lane county structure has bat four. The new onurtbouBes dllier only In size, tbe Lane county building being ten feet larger each way. Otherwise the plans are Identical. Famine Fund Statement. Amount at lost report... $187 97 Kompp 25 Deposited by J J H 10 15 Loomls 2 00 Coleman 1 GO Heals 100 Parvln 9 75 Waltervtlle B 8 oloss 31 Total S223 03 A draft for $28 06 was forwaided today to tbe UbriBtlan Herald, 92 Bible House, N Y. Notice. Mr. A. E. Cooper, a. A. P. D., U. B I. ds P. Ry., 260 Alder street, Portland, Ore., advises me that hiscompany will run four specially cheap excursions to the East, leaving Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo, June 23, July 12 and 20th and August 4th. He will be pleased to answer any inquiries. Wanted. Competent girl or woman to do general housework. $3.00 per week to rigbt party. Mrs. F. L. Washuubn, Eleventh and High His, Eugene, Men Wanted. Twenty uieu wanted at Saginaw to work in the sawmills and logging oamp ot the Booth-Kelley Lumber Company. More Improvements. Spencer Butte Lodge, No 9, I O O F, Intends having a large well dug at ilieir oemetery and a large windmill ended to pump water. This will tie a convenience that will be appreciated by all living lot holders. Lf.8T Reward. P E Peterson, ol Estrup bos lost 21 goats from bin firm 0 miles weat of Junction City. A re ward of $1.00 each will be paid for ibelr return ; mark a rouud hole in each ear. Addrecs P E Peterson, Eatrup, Or. Flour Going Up. The Eugene and Springfield flouring mills raised the prloe of flour to grocers, today, 40 oen s per barrel. This win ompei them to retail It at 80 cents per sack- OR SALE. A fresh Jeney cow. Ioquireof E J McClanahan Oav & Henderson. Undti taners am Embalmers. Cor. Wil. and 7th sis. Hoitt's School MENLO PARK. SAN MATEO CO , CAL- Haa Dew bnlldinim. newly funiihed labors toriei and innnnaniuni. lleaiitiful anrrouDil i ngs, careful Biiiwrviaion, home influenrea, i j thoroughly equii.ptd and offers auperior ad- cleaw4-,. vantages tor the care and training 01 ixiy j i fioiain!rn.'d(ipl yoiintr men. Accreui irmen. Accredited at the univmui". .r",,ianew I h year begins Aug 6, l'JOO. Send for ! I M' , wd W"?? Jcnth year beuiufl Auk J A. .. . A M I'loy, am) am ahnm . well knmn j asoeia. A grocery is a Place when. you hue ( iL'.ft cow gusts i; c,' of wind .III cumins .n : every lime f tho door V, opens, and V there is a running cj fl aout out- I '-doors too. in,, i catch roldterj or j. themimitelberinlonB, 1 reach upon thesbeii. llh Hemedy. IS wonderful lu.. cold. IhavemediiBik ily for a numWAr ... cliarm. IreppoKiot,,! ".emu inw COtmoKUl ...... ,.tBtn.Kuwittpw of using anything wtb iroumes. Itsnrs, actually doa,ihiB pcrimentine! Cew chance.1. ijw Snld Bt r !fe.JE. nut the I'nitMt C-uai knpland at I. i k u bott le to your dnps, ail duck. , IT. ,Lhl. For Silt B-W Get a Devlin noil piece olhos) ltd with i you can biteianul proud of, Gunila' Chambers Someibiso Xn.-l ship hearts wilt t'linal engraved on ilia Oil) Ererythinf ttasi artistic, ' Mi in t" aottlocwu Paints, Olli.trtllH" Photograph Careful! to every at; inishina11' portrait w Eugene W New Hi" rf Eag'W'T lClll.nirtW' mm AND ten- CHRISMARX, Pleasure Galore- .K ho""'. f' ruqii urn; nt nil Variety ii Wall Pil Mi F. E UU E N EOlvEtJ ON.