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&Bm&mmmmm mm 1 1 n i n u i nun n m i i i i,,m Advertisements in the DAILY GUARD Reach the Right kind of People. Delivered every Evening at your door for only 60 cents a Month. VOL. 18. SATURDAY EVENING EUGENE, OREGON, JULY 7, 1900. SATURDAY EVENING NO. 130. New SPECIAL SALE THIS WEEK ON DAILY EUGENE GUARD. White Pique Goods HAMPTON BROS. "Lest We Forget" Your attention is again called to the fact that Yerington's Pheno-Quinine Is a specific for Cold in the Head. La Grippe, Headache, and all other similar complaints, SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK. Prepared and sold only at Verinoton's 9th Street Drag Store, EUGENE, OREGON. Set Our New Line of Sideboards, JUSTdN DAY & HENDERSON M on the Trail of Coffee! What will you take to try a sin pie pound of Chase & Sanborn's High-Grade Coffee ? All beginnings are hard, as the thief said when he began by steal ing an anvil, liut listen to the facts! The beginning of everything is a curious machine used only by them It separates out the full-grown ber ries. Other firms would call this extravagant, but you won't when you come to drink the coffee. These berries are then only roast e J to order. The same day they are U:n. letically sealed in canisters so that not a breath of aroma is lost. (l!y the great Abu Bakr of blessed memory, what a flavor this gives to your coffee pot in the kitchen I) Your grocer breaks the hermetic seals and puts the coffee intoChase a hanbnrn s imported parchment ? lined hags, each bearing the Seal trade-mark with their signed war jl ranty of Highest Quality. This he J "ives to you. i 'nd you never buy any other f ii :e .afterward I H L C SKEEL8 Sole Agent For Eugene. Wolff American Race Wheels Salamander Finish. Weight 19 lbs and 11 ozs. CU and am it at Wolff Ameri can Agency, Holden'i oM aland. Smith Willamette atreet, Kugene, Oreuon. W A KUY KENDALL, Agent, The Hoffman WlO ZEIOLEH.IPAOFAItTOa SUNDAY DINNER! SOo EUGENE. OREGON. No Right To Ugliness. The woman who la lovely In face, form and temper will always hare frieuds, but one who would be attrac tive must keep her health. If ihe la weak, sickly and all run down, she will be nervous and Irritable. If she has constipation or kidney trouble, bar Impure blood will cause pimples, blotches, skin eruntlons and a wreto ti ed complexion. Eleetrio Bitters Is ibe best medicine in the world to regulate stomach, liver and kidneys and to purify the blood. It gives strong nerves bright eyeB, smooth, velvety skin, rich complexion, It will make a good looking charming woman of a run-dnwn invalid. Only 60 oenta at w Li im Jbaoo-s Drug store. Variety in Wall Paper..... Ererythmg that Is good, or artistic, or neat or reason able in price in wall paper can bo.found at Overton Paints, Oils, Artist Materials. Brick! Brick! I keep constantly on hand a large quanti ty of first-class brick at yard 1 J miles west of Eugene. J. M. MARTIN. Sunnyside Belgian Hare Co. FRUITVALC, CALIFORNIA- Importer, breeders and shippers of pedigreed Utitfian ciares. We carry all of the leading it rain. Itncki ind breedim? doee from 9 ..00 no. All stock guaranteed jtut aVe presented or money reloaded. Hoitt's School MENLO PARK. SAM MATEO CO., CAL Han new bnildiDfn, newlT furnished labor anrl crvmnauiilft.. itwailtlful ItirTflUOd inirt, careful enpervwion, home irfloenoee, fa thoroofrhlT enaipped and offer, superior ad vaDtae for the care arid training of bjw and iinn.; mn. Accredited at the unirereities. tenth rear beaina Aug 6. 1U0Q. Bend for cV.ilfnie. , IraO Hoitt, rh. D Princ.l Bodies Burned in Legations, tie Minister Special to tbe Ouakd. ... London, England July 7. ers by the Chinese in Pekin is confirmed. Tho latest ca bles says the bodies were burned to ashes in tho legations, the American minister Major E. Jrl. Conger, of Iowa, being included. The details published by the London newspa pers are terrible. They were slowly killed and then burned. TROOPS ORDERED TO CHINA. Special to tbe Guard. Washington, D. C, July have been ordered to the Philippine Islands to relievo vol unteers and protect American interest in China. The Washington authorities are tearful over the situation, A cable fion Consul Good now gives a little hopo that a por tion of the legations are still alive in Pekin. FUSION ARRANGED. Special to the Guard Kansas City, Mo., July 7. committee hold a conference bilver Republicans. Practical fusion was arranged between the three parties. A conference is to be held at Lincoln, Nebraska, to determine whether the third ticket (liryan and Towne) is to remain in the field. Representatives from Kansas, South Dakota and Nebraska say these states will be doubtful without Towne remains on ticket. Court House Items. Mortgage release $1,660 REAL ESTATE TRANSFEK8. Peter Hurpole and wife to J H Mc Uuug, 80 acres Id tp 16 s r 5 w ; $20(10. Albert Zlnlker to Lars Nelson, lot 21,blook 1, in Hhaw's addition to Kugene, $450. J W Shumate and wife toJE Blazier, Top mining claim, Blue tilver district; $160. PROBATE. Estate 1 K Peters, deceased. Nathan Winters, J B Luokey and David Cher ry appointed appraisers; Dora H Pet erB appointed administratrix of estate Total appraisement, $3,989.61. WILL FILED. Estate of George Boverns, deoeaaed. Will probated. Probable value $16,000 It bequeaths: First Benueaths to Elizabeth Bov. am thm rant of all real nroi ertv o' which I may die possessed, during her natural life. Second -To Jesse Boverns, son home, plaoe near JunolloD In tp 16 s r 4 w together with all timber land I own Id tp 16 sr4w; also lot 3, block 3 Florenoe; also lot on 6th street east of alley In block U In Eugene. Third To Jane Hyland, daughter, lot 1, block 4, Florenoe. Fourth To Fannie Jackson, daugh ter, lot 2, blook 4, Florenoe; also my home plaoe in Eugene belog my dwelling house; also part of Ellas Davidson donation lying Id sees 19 and 80 tp, 18s r 2 w;also lou 1 and 2, sec 19, tp 18 r 2 w, also that parr of do naclon land olalm of T M Whlttlmore lying In Beo 80 18 s B 2 w. Fifth To Clive Cbesher, grandson, the n Jof vr , w I of n w aud lot 3, seol8lpl8sr2w;alsotbat part of Davidson's douatioo olalm lying Id seol8tpl8srw2w;alsooDelot west of alley la block V, EugeDe, Fifth street. BUth Personal property bfqueatbed as follows. 1-Jane Hyland, daughter, $1200. II. Clive Chesher, grandson, $200. III. Balance to be divided equally between my children, Jesse Hovers, Jane Hyland and Faonle Jackson. Seventh Jesse Sovers, sod, ap pointed executor, without bonds. Tbe will was signed January 16. 1895, and was witnessed by T W Harris, E K Henderson and F L Chambers, of Eugene. Elected Chairman. special to IbaGoaaD. Kansas City, July 6. Senator Jones was reelected chairman of the national demor ratio oommitlee. Notice to Creditors. Kotlea la hmbf rlrta that tba undarsiinied has beuo appointed by the County Court of Laue county, Oregon, executor of ths laat will and Uitameot and eatata of Ganrge SoTerna, deceaaed. All paranna having elaima aaainat said sstata are hanbr notified to prsaant them with tha prapr vouchera to ths unnaraienan at we law omoa fn n Woodcock in Eufrena, Oregon, within six months from tha data of thia notice. Dated July 7, Ivttl. Jsssi SoTiarrs. Eiscutor of tha Laat Will and Taatamant and of tha Estate of ueorjre noreroa, dace.aed. American Included. The Massacre of all foreign 7. Six thousand regulars The Democratic national today with tho Populists and FROM XOME. Gov Fletcher, Late of Salem, Says: "Stay at Home." The following Ih from Gov Fletcher, formerly editor of the Balem Inde pendent mill a first chum citizen: Nomk, Alaska, June 17, 1000. I wish to say to my friends who may contemplate coming to Nome to stay where they are for the present at leant. Many are already returning. The whole country Is now in the con trol of looters, thugs, mine-Jumpers, sharks and thieves. I'ooi.lo who bought claims Inst winter llml tiny are'now occupied by armed bandits and they bid the owners defiance. And so it goes. A few good mines are not going to furnish employment to 40,000 laboring men. The tialem people here are all well, only one ex pression Is heard from every lip "Oh I for a month of British law." There Is no law here. And the town. Tho streets filled Willi great holes, and miners rooking on sidewalks and middle of streets, old I 'Urges and schooners run up 8imke creek and turned Into hotels, gambling halls every few feet with nil the de vices known to nun, saloons ty the hundred. Miners, prospectors, fakirs and gentlemen all jamed together, a few women nushingthrogh lie ileni-o throngs here and there. We' lauded on the shore la a cold rain, hu t no one seemed to pay any attention to It. Thousands that night slept no I lie sarnie, some In lents and some without, some under houses, some under boats up side down, some under dry goods boxes, some In saloons and some never went to bed at all. The sun set at 10:30 and was up at z o'clock, and the rei-t of the night Is as light as duy only there is no mm. Every night there Is from one to two suloides, but the shootings aro nnt yet numerous. PosnroN Accepted. t Newton Greene this afternoon received a dh- natcb from Ihe Heat tie, Wash., Pout- Intelllgenoer, tendering hi in a post- tion as a writer upon that progressive journal at a good salary. He immedi ately accepted by wire and will leave Monday morning for Ms new home Mr Creene Is a splendid newspaper man and is certain to fill the position lib credit to the paper and himself. Tbe Guard congratulates him. Mrs A C Gove and Miss Lillian Pool have arrived from the East and will visit at the home of L () Adair until August 26th. Mrs Gove is prin cipal of the Evanston tilth school, III. Mls Pool also holds the chair of lan guages, Northampton, Mass. Joaquin Miller has been sent to China as correaoondent for the Han Francisco Examiner during the present trouble. T Wigman, a well known drummer, was married July 6th to Miss Emma Murphy, at Turner. Experience Is the best teacher. Use Acker's English ilemedv in auy case of coughs, colds or croup. Should It fall to give immediate relief money re W h DeLan ""' 50 C" 'B'e "y COXIEST CASE. Attorneys for Judge Kincaid Files Demurrer to Knox' Complaint. The following demurrer was filed In thy County Judge context cane this afternoon: la the Circuit Court of the Stale of Oregon for the County of Lane. (. F. Knox, plulutlft and contest ant, vs. H, It. Klucaid, defendant aud coulee tee. Demurrer to notice of contest. Comes now the defendant and cou testee by his attorneys, Oeo. B. Dorris, J.J.Walton, Li. Bilyeu, E. It. Skip worth and I.. L. Stevens aud demurs bo the plalutiirs aud contestant's complaint and notice of contest, and as grounds thereof alleges: That Bald notioe aud oouiplalut fails to state auy sufficient cause of content, as mentioned in aul complaint and notice agatunt the defendant aud oon testee. That the same falls to state or give auy suHlcient or legal notice of contest of the ollliu of County Judge of Laue County, Oregon, to the defeodaut aud coutestee. That said notice and complaint fails to stale any cause of suit or aotlon or content agiiust the defendant aud coulestee. L Bilvku, K H bKIl' worth, UEO it DoKKIS, J J Walton, L L Stevens, Attorneys for Defendant aud Coutestee. F E Duun is back from Portland. Mr. Fitchard left for Cottage Grove today. John Holland, of Cottage Grove, is In the city. S Handsaker has returned from Sodavllle. Miss Faith Johnson left for points south today, Beth MoAllster left for Balem today, on a short visit. Shed Garrison, formerly of this oity, is here on a visit. Miss Clara Gard, of Albany, Is vis iting In this city. E L Campbell, of Woodburu, will spend Sunday in Eugeue. TAMIlliorn, of Junction, was lu Eugeue on bus! nets today. Itev Clayoomb leaves Monday for a three weeks' vacation at Sodavilie. Miss Btauville, of Oakland, tjal,, Is In Eugene visiting Mrs B P Sladden. Mrs lientro, mother of DP Button arrived home today from Cottage Grove. Miss Bybel Thurston left yesterday on a niouths visit to Balem and Portland. Mrs F A I.I vera ore and daughter left this morning on a visit to Doug las county. Morris Bahwarzschild left for a two months' visit to hpohsue, ou the over laud today. Elbert Brown aud F M Hempe left this morning to sieud some time at Foley Springs. We understand Prof Herbert Condon, wife and daughter are expected here on a visit soon. Mr Crary, who has been visiting at tbe home of Prof Straub, left for his home in Iowa today. Dr Clair WlllUKbby and wife, of Prlnevllle, will soon move to Eugene to permanently reside. Prof MoAllster and wife are -pndlng a few days with Gen A Dorus and wife at their country home. B Hand-aker aud daughter, Mrs W L BrlBtow, will start Monday or Tues day on a pleasure trip to Sodavilie. George Houck tias gone to Boulhern California to purchase 1000 Angora goals to be placed on bis farm near Monroe. C. Marx and wife leave on tomor row afternoon's south bound train for San Frauciaco to spend a couple of weeks or more. DrC W Lowe arrived home from Tillamook county this morning. He says that that county is having excel' lent times. Money being quite plen tlful. Mrs L M Miller, of Portland, editor of the Pacific Monthly, arrived last night and is the guest of her sister, Mrs I L Campbell, Accompanied by her daughter, Miss Mary, she leaves on tonight's train, ou a month's vlsl to relatives and friends In Oakland Cal., and Ban Frauciaco. Hops. Reports from the English hop crop do not picture conditions encouraging as exist in the Webfoot stale. The prevalence of lice Id the yards Is very general, and 'spraying Is being resorted to In all sections. The Goahd Job preneee are kpt running steadily, turning out all kind of commercial and society printing - 1 Nil lin n tr Hui. Give us an or,ler ,nd WB ',rove GREY BEIGE DRESS GOODS To be made up without linings, Prices from 40c to $ 1 per yard. Come in and seoe the display of Silk bosom and knife pleated bosom shirts $1.00 and $l.2o shirts for 75c. J. V. ungency Aroma So tempting in fond delicacies ia obtainable ily from genuine apiccH bought h, the raw iHterifil form Anil unmil.! hviiiaFtn.niinili... II.. unla. ll ..I splcea, and all other Rood things in themarlcet. wibii i uaiiiy uuuaiucuouaiy couceaiuu oy snort prices. J. U. GREEK & SOB- Telephone 25 Sterner d Wright Keep constantly on hand a complete line of staple ana tancy groceries. Successors to GRAY & SON. Iiunch Goods Boned Chicken lioned Turkey Potted Turkey Deer Ham And tbe largest assortment of Sardines, Preserves and Pickles. 2 iu.AT GEO. T. HALL & SON. SHOES We want you to see this great shoe. It has no equal as to Style, Fit or Quality We have cheap Shoes if you want them. Wo will givo BARGAIN 3 in shoes until September 1st. Children's Shoes 1)0 not forget our children s shoes Wo are giving better shoos for the money than ever before. We want you to call and see them. F. E. DUNN IWrlAH Pay highest market price for produce and supply your wants at the lowest tinmen jussiuiu. . If Stsrner ;V Wright ngures possible. . f tl.d PottedfcTongueJ f g Boneless Herring Anchoviesj yh rt3Pim Olas 4-1 ML it tk Ladies' y. y 4 Low Shoes. In colors or black, $3 to $4 shoes for $1.50 (small sizes) mm CI i" waiter t
