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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard MONDAY JULY 2 All Popular Brands of CIGARS FOB 8ALK AT Julius Goldsmith's GOURD Telephone. Ha Main 191. Key A4s Today. B. H. Filendly. J. U. Green. BREVITIES. Colttotors thick. 421 Rambler riders. ColleoMon dy. It Is Judge Klncald now. Dr Lowe, optician, with J rt l.uokey Fly soreens & doois at F L Chambers. MAW tire sold by Barker Oun Works. Guaranteed bicycle repairing, Mc CUnahan, Croquet sets 90o, $1, $1.251 Barker Gun Works. 166 Rsmblers sold tbli year. Buy a Orescent and you are lure of a good set of tire. Wolff American bloycles. W A Kuykendall, agent. Tlie AO UW grand lodge meela July 17lb la Balem. All kinds of olluoher tires sold at Barker Gun Works. Ouly one day more until the grand and glorious Fourth. fall wheat la still In bad ooudltlon, so our farmers report. Bloyclea 20 to $50. MeClsnaban. A few secondhand ladlrs hlryoles obeap at F h Chambers. The uew brick atore ereoted by B M Titus la ready for ths plate glass. M O Warner tunes pianos and organs. Repairing and polishing, Hammocks at $1, 11.69, 2, $2.60, $2.70 and $3 00. Barker Gun Works. Wolf American bicycles, W A Kuykkndai.l, Agent. Judge O N Denny died suddenly at Long Beaoh, near Astoria, last Satur day, aged (2 years. Fishing tackle. E E McOlanahan. G W Milam, or Pleasant BUI, will traon a three months' snintner school at Blaohley, this summer. D Monaates and wife oame up from Portland this afternoon to attend the funeral of George Boverna. Miss E Bailsman, the Ninth street millinery, will have a special sale on trimmed haU from now until July 4. The painters are now at work on the outside of the Mssonlo Temple. The Interior has been repainted In a very handsome and artlstle manner. 12S Crescent bloyoloe sold this year, What stronger terms can be applied lu popularity and actual satisfaction. L Chambers has pleuty more of them Wolf Amerloan High Art eyoles. W A Koykknuall, Agent. H M Titus la having a onrrugated iron warehouse, 0x97 teet erected Just south of the new brick ereoted for J U Green's grocery store. It Is to be used by Mr Green, There Is a rumor that the Oregen National Guard may be called out for servloeln the war In China. If so the boys will not haveenllated for nothing It would lake a re-eullstmenl though to take them out of the state. For the Fourth Regiment band Col Geo O Yoran has made the following appointments: Chief muslelan, Geo U Yertnglon; prlnolpal mualolan, Ones Cochran; acting drum major, Leonard Gross. Wolf Amerloan bloyoles. Guarantee never runs out. W A Kuykkndaia, Agent W li Coppernoll, the Jeweler, has received the gold medals to be ottered by Eli MoClanahan July Fourth on uioynie races. Aner the medals ars won the ueines and data will be en graved on them. Heppuer Times, June 28: Sheriff- elect J W Matlock took a business and pleasure trip to Portland the first of the week. Be will Join bis wife on ber homeward trip from a very pleas ant visit with relatives and friends at her old home near Eugene. Sorosis Masterpiece of tho shoo- niaKors art. Standard of tho world. A perfect footwear at a fair price, and tho best at any price. Sorosis Ii helping to make Amerloan Industries famous throughout the World. ..QILBERT.. J Died. George governs, one of Oregon's early pioneers pared away at his home in this city yesterday , He was a true man and the people acquainted with him mourn hit sudden death. Mr. Hoverns bsd been ailing a little fur a woek, but was down town Haturday attendiug to business. Yesterday morning at 6 o'clock he was taktn sick and the family physician was im mediately called. Be was found to be suffering with neuralgia of the heart and at 11 o'clock had hemorrhage of the lungs. He grew worse continu ally until until 6 o'clock in the after noon, when be paused away, from heart failure, at the age of 7S year. He was born In Coshocton county, Ohle, December 4, 1826, and wus the son of Jnsse and Eliza Bailey Hoverns. When he was five years old be was taken by his parents to Wabash coun ty, Indiana, and Ave years later, be accompanied them to Tazewell county, Illllnols, where be remained until 1852, In the mouth of February of that year, with bis father, mother, two brothers snd two slaters, our subject and bis wife and child set out from their borne with ox-teams to oross the plaint to Oregon. And now commenced a aeries of dlaaatera under wbloh the atouteat heart might have quailed. Wben a ahort dlatauoe to the weat of Fort Hall Mr Bovern lost his oblld, and two weeks later, when fifteen miles weat ot Fort Bolee. the mother followed the Infant ton; they both found lonely graves amid a deep solitude, far from kindly attention aud with nonue near to drop a loving tear upon the new made mounds. But these misfortunes ended not here. On tbelr Journey down the Blue mountains Mr. Sov.rns1 mother, In Jumping from her wugom suflered the fracture of a limb, which, two weeks after arrival In Portland, caused her death. Thus In the journey to Oregon did thlaoue family lose tbelr loving relative, and one, a wile, sou and mother. On arrival In the state Mr. Boverus, senior, took up a dona tion claim, situated three miles north from where Junction City now stands, at present the property of Mr. Ortou, and there settled; while, In 1867, our subject purchased a homestead, near Junotlon City, and comprising four hundred and twelve acres. He Is aleo owner of four hundred and eighty acres situated ou the Coast Fork of the Willamette river. In 1870 Mr. Hoverns practically abandoned agricultural pursuits aud leasing bis two estates took up his resldeace in Eugene when be purchased the dwelling situat ed at the corner of Filth and Olive streets. He married, firstly, In Taze well county, Illinois, February 20, I860, Miss Fannie Holton, whose death aud that of her infant boy we have already noticed; and secondly, In Lane oouuty, Oreion, May 20, 1968, Mrs, Elizabeth Tyler, a native of Ohio, who, with ber husband started tor Oregon in the spring of 1864, but for some reason obauged their minds aud went to California. But she too, was doomed to misfortune, disease and death. Her huabuud, Hiram Tyler after a brief sickness of only three days, died on Truokeo river, Nevada She reached the Haoramento valley lu Ootoberof that year, and as soon as clroumatanoes would permit, made ber way from Han Francisco by water, to Oregon, where she married as above stated, and baa three children, via: Jeane Hulda (later Mra. Thomas Cheshire, h died July 20, 188.1), FaunleE, (now Mrs, A. L, Jackson) and a stein-daughter Adella J. Tyler, (now Mrs. 11. H. Hylaud.) Funeral services will be held at bis late resldeuoe, oorntr of Fifth and Olive streets, Eugene, Wednesday afternoon, July 4th, at 2:30 o'olock Interment lu I O O F oemelery Friends of the family rvepeotfully In vited to alteud. Rescue Hose Team. Rescue Hose Team will drill Thurs day, Friday, Saturday and Monday at 8 p in. J J Heho, Foreman. Anothkr C i.kan Up. F O Shark ey aud wife arrived here from the Blue River uiiues this furriioou. Mr Hbarkey brought down one of the regular fifteen days' clean-up of the Lucky Boy mine. Tho amnuut Is not stated but It wss a good sited one and perfectly satisfactory to the owners of the mine. NW Piaohbj. t ol H P Hladden brought lu fiom his rnnch today soya eral boxes ol this year's peauhea. They wera large aud delicious. Col Hladden says his peach crop Is uot a large one this year. Da; & Henderson, Undertakers in. Embitmeri. Cor. Wit end 7th sts. Still Alive... 1 pint bottle good fresh ketchup... 1V 1 quart bottle bluing luY 1 large Iwttle pickles 10 1 dosen Jar rubbers S j 1 dot Mason Jar caps aud rubbers 2e 4 lbs No 1 lam ralalue 1 large bot lie ammonia 10c Eugene home-made llaklng Powder guaranteed to be equal to the beat, per pound su cents. U ounce eau K C Baking Powder 2.1 cent. The above sold In all pure food states. ...Ax Billy... THE FOURTH. It Will Be a Grand Affair People Already Coming. USJT TTRCTI0S. Hundreds of ieople are already gathering in Eugene to attend the races tomorrow aud the Fourth of July celebration, ft will be the best one that Lane county has had for year, itemeuiber the literary ezercises wil' be held lu the park, the daueing park north of the Day block, and the bicycle aud hose race on Willamette atieet. Eugene will give all visitors a grand welcome. UNCLE SAM CONTEST. The Polls Will Close at 9 Tonight Votlug on Uuole Ham will close at 9 tonight. Following is the "score" present: O Green 85 Deacon Davis 68 (Jsb- Cbrisman 87 Jas Yale- 81 L Bilyeu Hi I Li Cuuipbell 26 B K liawley 1H IJD Palue 10 O A II. inly t D E Yoran 8 A C Woouoock 3 Fred Flsk 1 W W Brown 1 Ham Thurston 1 Dick Hmltb 1 Court House Items. Chattel mortgage 26 00 Chattel mortgage i'l 00 Chattel mortgugu ' 12 00 Chattel inortgaue 1,000 00 Chattel mortgage 1,000 00 Chattel mortgage 1,000 00 Chattel mertgage 2,000 00 J exec Cole flies a log brand to I e uaed on Wolf oieok: Three bars olosed on sides. HININU LOCATIONS. Deer Park olaliu, Bohemia dlstriot: F F Hniilh, locator. Black Jaok claim, Bohemia dlst I :t; A x) Leltoy, locator. lluruslde olalui, Ulue River dletri, 1 J E Blazlor, locator. J K Blazier, water right aud i.i'll alto ou (u .rtz oreuk. Assignment of property of Juwephiue H whslaen to C Marx. MAKK1AOB LICENSES. G ti Keck aud Bull Bamford; Ora Sovereign aud Irena A Bedwell. Al'l'uiN'JMKNTH M Aim, The Oregon conference of the United Itrelhren ohuroh has made the following Lane oounty appointments; C C Bill, pre siding eider; J T Meirlll, Eugene; W W Gregory, Irving; P O ltouek brake, president Philomath College. Commissioners court oonveues Wed' nes uay, when me bonds or toe new and old olllolala will be passed upon. mm Dizzvr Then vour liver Isn't acting well. You suffer from bilious ness, constipation. Ayer's Pills act directly on the liver. For 60 years the Standard Fsmily Pill. Small doses cure. 25c. All druggists. Watit jour iiiou.Ut'li. or bwtrtl a baauUtul BUCKINGHAM'S DYE MX ... ii-,. u,,r t inrn u.a IS ora A DRY GOODS STORE FOR ALL Horo it ia. Whatovor your tlo sires, bo they inclined to tho choicest gootls or tho liu'tHum. "Trash hits no resitlonco horo." No house ever to a better advantage in Low Prices. I lot 1 lot 1 lot 1 lot Mail orders Dromotlv attenrir,i tn S. H. FRIENDLY. EUGENE, PERSONAL. M I, Campbell has gone loftoseburg. W H Biber, ol Juuction, is in the city. Mrs N V Tully has gone to Fruit vale, Cal. Prealy Comegya and wife are home from Turner. BHHylandcameup from Junction last evening. G W Houck was a passenger to Portland today. It B Bryson, of Corvallis, apent Bun- day In this city. Mrs J L Page came home fiom Albany this afternaon. J H Warfleld and family left this afternoon on a visit to Gardiner. John Cogswell nas gone to bis ranch up tbe MoKenzle to spend a few days. Rev M L Rose and family came home from Turner this afternoon. C M Hill passed throngh here yes terday en route to Belknap Bprlngs. C B Freelaud, civil engineer ou the Mobawk branch Bundayed in this city. J D Bchaifl, of Portland, tbe old tline o-entlemunlv drummer was here today. George Marx has returned from a month's trip to his McKenzle raucb. Mrs T G Hendricks aud daughter, Ruby, came home from Turner this afleruoen. Mis W Kuykeudnll and children left for Gardiner to spend several weeks this afternoon. Geo F Craw has returned from Foley Borings. He said be had a splendid time. J R Campbell, of the Guard, left yesterday fur the upper McKenzle to rusticate fur a few weeks. Mrs J B Hill and children arrived up from Portland yesterday, and left for Walton this morning. fi Haudeaker and daughter, Mrs WL Bilstow, of .Soduvllle, are in the city a id will returu in about a week. H F Huiiulcut came In from tbe Roseburg rjnluiurs Home toduy to at tend the Fourth of July celebration. Rev J W Greenwood, of the diocese of Fun du Luc, Wis, preached In the Episcopal chuioh Icetterday He ljft for his home this afternoon. Hon R A Booth, aud wife, of Grants Pass, are in the city looking for a rest- deuce to lease. They expect to become permanent residents of our city, we are glad to say. School Apportioument. County Hchool Superintendent Miller made the apportionment of the county school funds for July today. The apportionment is (2 per scholar. In the Hobnken, N Y, Are 200 per sons were Rilled and 800 wounded, and he property loss was over tlO.OOO in money. 'Waste Not, Want Not LhtU liinks bring to manr. and luile impurities of the blood, if not attended ro. ..:. a "Want" of health. Hc.iJ's Sarsaparilla is tne o::e and only specific that ivhl rctnoxe alt blood humors and impurities, thereby par ting you into a condition of perfect health. B c, Clomach " Httdtctia -w tiled faiing. bad condition of slomten. cwsed me to tike Hood's Sirsipinit. H stepped all f.iint trouble." Cfitnts Sowr. C.V.-U Fulls, ff. Y. JfcocfA SaUabatifia IhHrd' I'llli mm Ihftr HU ; the non Irrltatm nd only 'tllisrtlq t Uks with Hw'i "tUrinpfiita. LIST OF THIS WEEK'S CUT PRICES Fancy Ribbons. The urea'est Hlbbou mIi of the season Kibbon plNced on snle worth 5(le 75, snd fl.DOa yd -4, 8, 6 In wide on an leal 25c Corssts. Ladles Hunnjer ( 'ornets 40c Lsdles' Tan Duck Hklrta,prlce "In on sileai go White Duck Skirts uric Jl.li. on sale at 85c Parassl. at MV, price at Jl.ii, price at I'-'.OO, price at K.lK, prl.-e Or Geedt. 76c SI.OO S2.0O Novelty Soltmir. all w.-ol 40 and 42 In wide, worth SO and ;fto y, 25c I lot Kancy Huitlngs.Sti'n wide -oiui Mo, on sale 2 I 2c yd Vsit. Summer Vests, low nn'lt. aleevcles. on sale jc Fancy ( olorloi;, worth 20. S'l, 3oo, '" ! I -2 Prir Shirt Walltt. Kanev i 'olo't l.nwo Walma 16c OREGON. Florence Items. Weat Juus -It. The tebnouer Berwick arrived from Ban Fiaucisco Friday evening. She sailed in ovei tbe br aud up tbe river to Floreuoe. Haturday afternoon as the tug was absent the schooner spread her sails to the breeze and proceeded down the river to Bpruce Point mill to take a cargo of lumber. We are Informed that Miss Eva Condon was slightly wounded by a shot from a gun a few days ago. Bbe was out with ber father when tbey saw a bear and each took a shot at it. As Mr Condon was about to fire again his daughter stepped in front of him and tbe bullet parsed through ber side making a slight lleh wound. Tbe repairs on the steamer Maggie are progressing rapidly and will be finished before leng. The maoblnery Is being thoroughly cleaned and the vessels put in good condition. Mr Anderson Informs us that II tbe rudder were here he could have the craft ready for launching In a few days more, but as it has not arrived be is planning to launch tbe vessel July 8. Bbe wiU probably be taken to Portland In tow of tb. Robarts, leaving here about July 10. Hotel Arrivals EtTOENl. John Lassoo, Montana CM Hill, Astoria J E Blazier, Portland L Wagner Frank Mengoz, McKenzle W D McGee, Balem D A Legro, Halem J J Englehart, Wash, D O E E Moa J N Wisdom A J Blogan, Marshfleld Allle G CuUord J C Parker, Pleasant Hill W B Wheeler, Pleasant Hill E Martin, Wendllng HOFFMAN. Bam Walt, Bberldau C M Henderer, Cottage Grove F P Phillips, Cottage Grove R B Hmith, Cottage Grove V F Bartuoltna, Portland A E Bmlth, 8 F J F Coe, B F I Winn, Wis R A Booth and wf, Grants Pass Roy Booth, Grants Pass B C Bpuslepts, Minn R F Martin and wf, Cottage Grove J B Maglady, Saginaw Louis Barking, Mloh. J R Goldsou, Goldson E Booker, B F B Bmltb, B F Paris Fair. The American exhibit at the PiriB Exposition will be an open volume, wboBe lesuons of skillfully directed en deavor and unfaltering; energy may be read by all. Our Government Build ing is completed, and no effort lias been spared to make It worthy to n p resent our nation. It was by the same Amerlcau perseverance that Hosteller's Stomach Bitters, the famous dyspepsia cure, wasflrttrro uuceti. enu-e mat time nrty y ars ago It bus never failed to cure con tl patlon, Indigestion, bllllousness, liver and kidney troubles, aud It will make rich red blood. It Is an exri-Il ent tonic, aud Is a regulator fori he bowels that cannot be eijiiallvd. All druggists sell It. Do not be talked into taking aomethlng "just as goul.1 There ia nothing equal to it. Runaway Accidbnt. Yesteiday forenoon, about 10 o'clock, a runaway accident occurred at the old Lewis Belshaw place, about Ave miles north ofthlaolty. Mrs Josephine Hncbelnen aged 83 years, aud Balph Marx, aud bou of Lewis llelshaw, each' about 14 years of age, were thrown out of buggy aud the horse ran away deiuol lahing the vehicle. The boys escaped with a few scratches, but tbe old lady way not to forlutiate aud for a time it was thought she had received tatal nueriiKi injuries. iNo bones were broken. Later she was taken to her daughter's (Mrs C Marx') residence by i u t. niton, ur r renlloe, tbe attend. lng physiciau toduy Informed us that the old lady would probably recover quickly. Get your wneels Barker Gun Works. repaired at tbe Are you nervous, restless, pale and easily tired? Per haps the scales can tell you why. If your weight is below your average, that explains it. Scott' Emulsion is a fat producing food. You soon begin to g:t!n and you keep on gaining long after you stop liking it. For all wasting diseases, in both young and old, it is the one standard remedy. I $'. all dnigcfctv msv ii,t Nrw York. C ASTOR I A Vor I:;Ui.;i and Children. Ilia Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the XTr C j " Signature of CJJgk4V 1ST i F. C. Potts Dealer Tobaccos & Cigars. Manufacturer, Her Husband's Storyj " My name is E. J. Sprong, and my address is 16 Bondman Block, Troy, NJ f I want to teil how thankful I urn tliat my wife's health has been restored to her. About a year ego she caught a dreadful cold, which settled in her broa-; chial tubes an i! !-us. Sho cer- tainlv had bronchitis, am: I thisk consumption, too, and wo de spaired of her 1 iff. S ic bad u tighUicss and sotenoss i., itto chest, and it was dii'icult for l. .r to breathe. There ws o C i tu. :, sharp, dull and hcavv ;fti:' -. r ' constant coujihing a:ul cxni m ing. Each day flio was uorso f Gii' SSil ly before. 1 vat l- V'l ,?'-, Acker KnB:W; Re: 3'' v Sg 1 so, but my w.iu or.. WiJ than the day Vised to get eay, ana am so, out my w i3 uu. t shook her head and said: 'A:iotbir , Hollar thrown awav.1 She too?c the Remedy, however, and said the effect was magical. In 1 ':s than an hour there was a remark able change. She got boiler at nr. mid in & sh ,rt time she was entirely well and strong nain. Tbe cure was permanent and there has been no relapse. I don't know what Acker's liuglish Remedy is made of, but I am sure it contains something that fortilies the system against future attacks. My wife is in better ge::: .-:il health now than ever, and you can't imagine how happy she is for her recovery. She tells everybody about Acker's English Rem edy, and so do I. for I b lieve it to bo our duty to the public to help every suf ferer whe has throat a. d lu g troub'.ss Sly neighbors say it is a sure specific for croup, and has saved IV.e lives of hundreds of little ones around in this vicinity alone." Soldat25c "K. and a h-.t;l . lliroushout the United States and Canada nnd in England, at is. ?d., i . . A d. if you are not satisfied after buying, returu the hr-':!e to y:i-r dn: ;.i i, and jjet your money back. WeautttorUr ' jh- : . "I'llrc. M'. U. JWVKER & CO., Proprietor, Xew York. For sale by W. L. DeLano, Eugene, Or. C0XTRACT LET To Build a Steamer for the San Francisco-Siuslaw Trade. . For years past It has been felt that one of the great needs of this part of the country is a steam r to ply between Florence and San Francisco, making quick and regular trips, and thus giving opportunity for shipping produce to market without delays and losses Incident to shipping on sailing vessels. We are glad to say ou good authority that this want is soon' to be filled and that this river will then have shipping facilities equal to those of other places on the coast. From VVm Kyle we learn that a contract has been let to tbe Fulton Iron Works of Han Francisco for tbe construction of a light steamer designed especially for the Hiuslaw trade. Tbe craft will belong to a stock eimpany of which A W Beadle & Co will own a controlling Interest. Bhe will have a carrying oapjoly of 260.0OU to 300,000 feet of lumber and draw not to exceed 13 feet 6 inches of water. The cost of tho vessel will be about 40,000. By the terms of the contract the steamer is to be completed in three months. This will be welcome news and long stride In tbe development which 's now going forward so rapidly in the blu-law valley. Whale Oil Soap. Hopgrowers are Invited tn rail nn nie cugeue noap (jo, Hth street near Olive, for samples and prices of whale on soap. iUOK.NE OOAP to. Homestead Fjmno. Tbelladies of the First Christian church, have made a filing on tbe vacant ground between the Guard ofllce and Wat kins & Miller's meat market, good for the Fourth of July only. It is presumed they will conduct a refreshment or lunch counter there. Band Concert. Yesterdav after. noon the Fourth R-giment band gave a concert in the chy pars;, and at tracted a good crowd. The boys are working hard and before Hip summer is over will be in good shape for both street aud concert work. Hoiwrs Ualokr. There are hor-wMi ! u a I ore at Banga' Prk In training for! the races tomorrow, Soms flue events oci'iir. The prii-s are fair an,l n,.i peed is certain tn !. rw,.i n ! ud attend. RUNNING UP A BIB BILL For doctur' fees wouldn't be neiuary, when you are at tacked with cuhli at this sea win of tbe year, if ytm wouM keep a bottle of our pure and biifh urade Cyrua Itoble Whidkey in your house and then take it in the form of bNlMy, or afl your taste dic tates, at bedtime ur any other old time. Them is nothing like it for colds, Ij Grippe ur kindred ailments, W. 01. Heflsham in VCure &o Pay. Thnt Isfthe wav all drnrelsta sell Groves Taateloaa Chill Tonic for I Urnus, Malana and BilliouBnesa. It is m pleasant to take. Lemon Syrup, 50 cents Lost Reward. P E Peterson, of Estrup has lost 21 goats from his farm 9 miles west of Junotlon City. A re ward of $1.00 each will be paid for tbelr return ; mark a round bole in eaoh ear. Address P E Peterson, Estrup, Or. Dance at Pare. I will conduot a dance in the b'lll at Bang's park on Tuesday July 8, the day of the races, aftetnoou and night. Best of mualo for the occasion. G W Farley, Get a new lawn mower and a new piece of hose and with a little pleasure you can have a lawn that you will be proud of. Guaranteed hose at F L Chambers J. W. KAYS FURNITURE CO EM3ALHERS and FUNERAL DIRECTORS Modern Photography careful attention given to every subject un der the skylight and in finishing of all portrait work at the Eugene Livery and Feed Stables WEST BROS, Props. New Rigs New Harness, Competent Drivers Horses boarded by day or month. Office f hllirena-Knl.v Hnn... n Willamette and Tenth Streets. Tslsphons Main el. EUGENE STEAM DYEING D GLEANIN8 WORKS.... West Eighth Street ner Steam Laundry, nnniniiinw i .flothtns cleaoed, colored snd R.rii ;ul""t:lXJ"i.oim to called (or ud dellTertd. Work Telephone Black 4V3 Pleasure Galore... Aw ilt, all wl,n rf,t j , iatgiM or carnal which har. prior iti.hu.oa, rich snd .leiraot win.iniDtri l f ' l that make the m..ti,i0 of v .il'.-ls alrnmt loinrecrptibla to the oioijou snd hVhteo th. tank o tt.e horp. In aach a turnout wry uitve ia to many mile of iotou recreation. Hb.00 to 17a0U 8. Uiesi at F. L. CHAHBERS.