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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard MONDAY JULY 23 Ail Popular B ands of CIGARS FOR SALE AT Julius Goldsmith's GUARD Telephone, No -Main 191. BREVITIES. 421 Rambler ridera. A little cooler today. 1G6 Ramblers sold tbli year. Good weather for tbe ice man. A car load ot beer arrived today. Or Lowe, optician, wltb J B Luckey Fly screens & doois at F L Chambers. Guaranteed bicycle repairing, Mc Clanaban. Oet your Ice cream for Bui, day at Tbe Banquet. A few drops ol rain fell lu Kugene Juat before noon. Wolff American bicycles. V A Kuykeudall, agent. Latest improved refrigerators at J W Kaya Furniture Co. Huy a Crescent and you are ture of a good set of tires. Tbe 8 P R R is burning tbe grass on tbelr right of way. Ham Thurston la about tbe streets again, we are glad to say. Ye editor bad a mess of roaatlng-eara from bis own garden yesterday. Wolf American High Artojcles. W A Kuykkndai.l, Agent, lllcycles $20 to $50. McClanabau. I O Warner tunes pianos and nnnnn. Repairing and polishing, Wolf American bicycles, W A Kuykkndai.i., Agent. Flnbing tackle. K MeOlauahan, One atoond. band refrigerator at Siarguln. J W Kays Furultuie Co. "Wheat la nearing tbe dollar mark The mill la offering 46 cents per bushel today for first class wheat. R. v G 8 O Humbert has accepted the pastorate of the Corvallla Chrlatla church brotherhood some time since. 123 Crescent bloyoles sold this year, What stronger terms can be applied In popularity and actual enllsfaotlou. L t'baiubera lias pleuty more of them A few secondhand ladles bicycles i ' 'lip at r L ChuuiUers. I her.i will be an excursion from ''any lo Newport and return H'UMlsy, July 22. Train leaves Albany at 7 a ui. rare, 11.60. Wolf American bicycles. Guarantee never runs out. W A Kuykkndai.l, Agent. uei a new lawn mower and a new piece ol hose ami wlih a little pleasure you can have a lawn that you will t proud of. Guaranteed hose at F L Chambers Experience Is the bent teacher. U Acker's English JUimedv in any can of coughs, oolils or croup, hhould i fall to give Immediate relief inonev ri funded. 26 ota and 60 ois. rAr safe ! W 1, DeLauo Roaeburg Review: Collage Grove, a town half the size of Roseburg, Is grading and macadamising Us streets. Formerly It was tbe only town or anv alee in Oregon that wai muddler than Roseburg. I consider it not only a pelaaure but a dutv I owe to my neighbors to tell about the wonderful cure efteoted in my case by the timely use of Chamber tain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. I was taken very badly with riux and procured a botlle of this remedy, a lew doses of it efteoted permanent cure. 1 take pleasure In recoomendlng It to others suffering from that dreadful disease. J. W. Lynch, Dorr, W Va. This remedy la urn it n ij Lreiauo The Street Car Line. riie street car meeting held in the city hall Haturdsy evening was one of extreme interest lo tha community. W IJ Deunla, owner ol tlie roail, placed the mver Hjuureiy t-jfore tbe ople. He it k trii-y mining man, and baa not ih lime to personally allend to iheroi'l. He will do all that Is mI hle to Improve tbe r. d if the people want It continued abd will aid lu hav ing the power changed to electricity and the line extended to Hprlrigfleld but thinks that to make a succors of tbe undertaking, the people of Kugene should take stock in tbe enterprise. Otherwise he will tear tbe track up, and use the nils in his mines. It will cost about 140,000 to build the road to Bprlngfieldand eUip tbe same. At tbe regular meeting of the council In September tbe matter will again come up and It Is to be hoped tbat something can be done. Buch an ex tension would prove of value, and it is more than probable that sucb a road would be a dividend paying property. PES0Mi. Where Journalism Pays. The following "announcement" ap pears lu a recent tiumberof die London Mall: "Owing to the Immense number of advertisements received for the Daily Mall, we are obliged lo hold over several pages of them. They will be Inserted aa speedily as possible in tbe order In wbloh they have been received." Hotel Arrivals HOFFMAN. 8 Mayer, La B M Woods, N Y Geo A Peel, Portland Mrs J A Hlewart, Baglnaw A H Lalne, Los Angeles O B Prael, Portland A Mason, Portland J I! Clark and wife, Portland E W Kuykendall and wf, Gants Pass H Lang, Portland A Caro, B F F B Dcnham, Portland C E Banders, B F Wm Ross, B F G W Winters, Portland Albert Begeman Edward Roberts, Harrlsburg T F NlBsen, Portland Altai Chriateman, Portland A M Powers, Portland J Wblllow, Ashland Harper C B Thompson, Los Angeles F H Moulton, B F I Colin, B F H Morris, B F A K Rogers, Portland F K Jtlalr, Portland I H Lalng, N Y Wm Erwln, Petaluma Win NIsh.Tacoma A 8 Arnold, Albany G B Herein, Portland KIHIKNK. M R i'otts, Wlscomsln M M Conn R T Bmllh Win S Murks, Portland THE ARMY WORM Is a Pest that Is Doing Much Commissioners Court Market Day. The Epworlb League will hold a market lu Mlra Learned' store, Ninth street, on Saturday July 28 MIC ATS Jtoast Beef Itoast Pork Veal Loaf Chloken Pie HA I. A IIS Cabbage Potato Halad Dressing Kggs Butter Plokela Bostou Baked Ileana I1KKA1) White Brown Halt ltlslnu i'le Cuke Pudding Cream Pulls lee Cream During the afternoon and evening e cream will be served. Dr I D Driver arrived home this afternoon. Hon C H linker, of Wult-rvilie, was in EJgene today. J -ih rj Lee, tbe Chinene storekeeper, baa gone to Portland. Coleridge McElroy visile, I over Mon day with Kaleni Intuitu. W FDunlaphas gone to Keallle to work in a job ;r)i tirip'oltl to. Ira Johnnou went to Pendleton today to work In tbe harvest lielils. Fred Chambers, of Independence, arrived up this afternoon for a vieit. Ed J McClauaban aod M Bvarverul leave on a trip to Odell Lake Wednes day: Mrs A O Hovey went to Portland this afternoon to visit relatives and frienda. E Dixon, of Roseburg, supervisor of the forest rangers, spent yesterday in this city. T D Rowland, of Portland, arrived yesterday on a visit to bis parents, Mr and Mrs L K Rowland. Dr t! H Wheeler, wife and daughter, of Jllencoe, Iowa, arrived on a visit to A E Wheeler and family. G W Welder and wife and Harry Welder and wife have gone lo the Blue River mining district. Dr T B Ford arrived home this after noon from a trip to points north In the interest of his church work. Professor L U Caraon left today tor Portland. Bhe wlllspeud the remain der of tbe summer there and at tbe coast. Hon B H Friendly returned home from Portland last night. He says bis daughter, Miss Rosa'ie, Is Improving nicely. Mrs A C Cleaver and Miss Etha Bnodgrass went to Harrlsburg today to visit a short time before returning to Holla.. r'i.. ' hnn tliu, Fun.uln. nnnhun.. Miss Theodosla Oeer, daughter of u examnle la Homelier'- Hioir,eh uoveruor ueor, spent nunaay as tbe Bitters, the well-known remedy for ......... .r ft. i .., up .. . I"'"1 """ irie ware, returning lo weak atoiuaaha. .Klfty n h en oniem inisaiiernoon. - no r-linni.e In li Whii. m.nv imii.. miKB Alcla McElroy arrived home Hons havd risen and fallen, this ex this afternoon from Chicago, where oellent meillclne lies lemalned un sbe has been for the nast two veara channel! and as aeure for Indication oonstlpution, dyspepsia and bilious ness, it is uiie.tialled. Bee that our private revenue stump covers the neck of the bottle. that Is Doing Damage. Wai.tkkvi.lk Or, July 21, mxi. Eijitob OUABiK-Tne worm that renorteil a" d'tlci; ao mii'-li dam ,ge gitrdens in virion -eotioiii ol i County Is undoubted army worm. This -tioo I. overrun with tr, ,. They are des troying gurden I .ek of every kind. potatoes includea. I hud nit ill tw acres sicond crop of cl ver, alro sane veicbe, whieh they have aluioc wholly destroyed lo the last week The w -rrn dry weal her of die lat two weeks seems In have been favorable to the development of the pest. The po tato blight, so-called, is no doubt the work of tbia worm. During the heal of the day the worm conceals I'self under any kind of litter tbat will give It shelter and where the soil is loose, such as garden', they will be .mind jut beneath the surface. They do the damage in tbe night and early morning hours. Thei seems to be no way to stop the ravagei of tbe pest. Uraaaliopuers are bIso dolug Bome damage. The writer has never seen them so numerous in th state as at this lime. Should we have another nice winter, such as tne lust there Is no doubt but the grasshopper will do vast damage next season. C H Bakek. Ktcipe lor Ice Making. Any housewife by following the new recipe just discovered will be able to make ice easilv. This new Ice Is cheap aod quickly prepared, being composed of a kind of ammonia salt. With it ice cream may be frozen in a lew minutes. Bo many wonderful im provements are being discovered that It brings Into prominence any Instltu I is I to I lie I Plkahant OlisKHVANt'K. Ruturday evening Hponoer llutte lodge, No 0, 1 O O F, celebrated the 40th annlveisarv or us organisation. Members of the lodge and families and members of the liebekaha were present and enjoyed a earn evening, which Included a program of merit, historical In Ita alure. Hhort addreeaes were made by Hon J J Walton, Hon J H Mo Clung, D R Ijikln ana Mrs Joel Ware. tefreabiiieiiu were served In the ban quet rooms. Bpetioer Butte lodge is one of the most prominent subordinate lodges In Oregon, Is quite wealthy and owns a Hue Ihree-story brick temple, irom wiitcu it derives goodly Income yv atkr Pil'R.-IUy Frank will leave with a wagon load or 6 Inch wooden water pipe, manufactured in tbe slate of Washlnglon. to be used In the Lucky Boy mine for piping water the mill. At present a water so roi ls on at the mill and ouly Ave stamps are hammering. studying pianoforte Mrs Eliza Nela, of Port Townsend Washington, arrived today to visit her daughter, Mra J B Chambers. Mra Nela ia 84 years old. Prof Luella Carson went to Portland today. Bhe will probably spend a portion or her vacation on one of the beaches lielow Portland. Wallli.gtnn Waddle and family left, today by prlvute conveyance for Belknap Springs, where they will lemaln two or three weeks. vi r viriuiu weni ro i'ortiand yes terday lo attend a regtilur quarterly meeting of the finance committee ot the grund lodge, Knights of Pythias. -Frank J Miller returned to Albany this afternoon. He was up spending Sunday with bis family, who are oamped at the Gray farm on the river below the city. Hulem BtaleBiiis.il, July 22: "J rJ Gnodale went to Coburg yesterday and will return witli his lamlly ami take up their residence at the corner of Oak and Twelfth streets." Fair toulght and Tuesday. F L K iii.eily, -' i '( ju-V. ... 0 00 It H p..n, r. I n j.iil- 0 00 ft K A .te-,. !. e ion jil l,:- hi d lollra. - M 00 A it I'll', -It-oiion c'.eik 6 Mi i X t' I-. i lection clerk 00 I N U Hytti d, election judife fi 00 ! A' P. 11,. ..I, ..l-wlfin imlH .... fi 00 the veil known. , . .,.,. ,.,, ,nd i,. pi. - - i mi.ea e. 12 : R IJ KeNsy, eleciiou ele' k 6 00 iV K Kel.av. election clerk 6 00 J HolleiiU-ck. ' election judge 8 00 W G L-teJey, election judge 6 00 J Xeu-baum, election judge 6 00 James Horn, elect ion clerk 6 00 Sol C Jacobs, election clerk aDd mileage 7 00 0 J Fots, election judge 6 00 J N Doak, election judge.... 6 00 W R Doak, election judge and mileage 10 00 ODI.'oryell, election clerk .... 6 00 J V Jenkins, election clerk 6 00 J A Jeans, election Judge 6 00 A F Ellmaker, election judge... 6 00 8 E McClure, election judge 6 00 W T Kayser, election clerk 6 00 J F Ionian, election clerk and mileage 9 00 J T Calllson, election judge 6 00 D R Lakin, election judge 6 00 Win Preston, election judge 6 00 L L Stevens, election clerk 6 00 W B Moon .election e'erk 600 A E Wheeler, election judge .... 6 00 C M Young, electlnq judge 6 00 W W Martin, election Jude 0 00 W C Yoran, election clerk 6 00 Cbas Kissinger, election clerk... 6 00 J T Rowland, election judge 6 00 R H Bhacklett, election judge... 6 00 T M Renehaw, election judge 6 00 J M Williams, election clerk 6 CO J M Howe, election clerk 6 00 S M Yoran, election judge 6 00 A O Stevens, election J M Shelley, election j li E Bean, elecUon clerk 6 00 Will Hodes, election clerk 6 00 J W Oowdy, election Judge 6 00 H E Underwood, election judge 6 00 J E Young, election judge and mileage 10 40 H H Veatch, election clerk 6 00 E M Sharp, election clerk 6 00 F B Anderson, election judge... 6 00 J P Ramsey, election judge 6 00 CD Hollo way, election judge... 6 00 ER Mummy, election clerk 6 00 IW Baker, elect Ion clerk 6 00 Z T Fisk, election Judge 6 00 T A Evans, election judge 6 00 A Jones, election judire and mileage Jo 40 NT Cook, election clerk 600 C K Hale, election clerk (j 00 O A Campbell, election Judueand mileage 9 00 F M Dotson, election judge 6 00 G N .McLean, elecLion Judge 6 00 Oscar Milllcan, election clerk 6 00 John Wurltnr. elepllon elnrb A on Weather. WmVanDuyn, election ludtto... 0 00 E P Coleman, election Judge 6 00 Tuesday. Cooler M E Roach, eleotion Judge 6 00 Bbals. I Muthewa, election clerk 6 00 Q M Vanduyn, election clerk 6 00 R R Harris, election judge 6 00 G W Kelley, election judge aud County Teachers Institute. Among thoao who will speak at the institute which begins next Monday, .luly 30, 1900, are President Birong of tile U O, President P S Campbell, of Mouiunuth ; Senuior B F Mulkey, ot Monmouth; State Superintendent Ackerman and other prominent teachers of the state. Tan Fiust Whrat. Miirinn Bon. uotl hauled the first load of wheat of the 1003 crop to the Eugene flouring mill today. He brought over 80 sacks and after being cleaned he had to bis credit 61 bushels of good merchantable wheat and alx bushels ol screenings. i ne wneal la of excellent quality. Mr Iloiitiett tays this rate will give him IJ bushels of wheat to the aore on nueiy worked summer fallow, lie "I will not have quite hull Id oiop, as u ought to have yielded 28 bushels to the aero to have made an average crop." He was ollered 45 cents per bushel for II Ladies... WISHING Sorosis Shoes I'lonpo call before G p. in., ns our XL. Mure will closo at 7j unit hour, EXCEPT SATURDAYS ..Gilbert.. Dealer in Fashionable Footwear Special Sale... $1 OOHblrt waists nfo Ih Non-Irritating Cathartic Kaay to take, witty to oporata Hood's Pills SueckasKUi, FisitiNo.-Ed K Mo- Clanahan and Kd Goodchild, of the Rambler Bicycle Agency, veaterdav weut to Thurston and placed a bout In the McKenlw river and II shed down as fur aa Beavy'a. They caught 45 fine fish. In tbe lot was one Dolly Varduii trout, one silver salmon weighing three pounds, one redslde 20 Inches long, one speckled trout aud one pike. Ye editor was the recipient "f a couple fine trout, the large redslde being one of them Thanks. rfi-i?.? ' rr. fiUMINB IIP A BIB BILL For doctor fee. wouldn't be uect-Bvary, when yon are at tucked uitli chiIiIs at thia sea noii of the year, if yuu wuuld let-p a bottle of our pure ami Ltafii Kradu Cyril, oble liit-key iii your huutte aod tt cd lake it tu the form of tiJ(y, or an ymirttate dic tates, lit bedtime or any other old tiiritt. Ther is nothing like it for cold, UGrippe or kindred ail menu. W ffi. Hensham .STATE NORMAL SCHOOL. Monmouth, Oregon. Fall term opens September JStb The students of the Normal School are Dr. pared to take the State Certificate tal' diately on graduation. uuine. li,l,ln.tMM.HilD.UH .J . ... iSZZ . ..sr"" positions. Eiperuw of year from 8120 to aifin Strong Academic and Professional P., special department in maoual tr.inlVT New b Well equipped training department. 8' i wwugu, containing lull ments, address announce. Or W. A- WANN, Sec of Faculty. P. L CAMPBELL President. L Jlie'e Hams, Sides, Breakfast Baeon, Pienie Hams. SMOKED BY GRAY & SON. I1 On Sale at all grocery stores. Call for Gray & Son's lard. None better. idge 6 00 --- -n. -j- jude o h ( lL'r,,i--hc' judge 6 00 1 e V. ULLlJ Dealer in Tobaccos & Cigars. Manufacturer CC L't ;,OC aec ii !i .oments ' auu one or its hi c.-ii instltu tions is the Oil o 1'iihi.in Spritu;:u id, thio, .ilily rvsi.i. d ;vi r y in the world stands higher in noble aims and charitable an 1 he Knights of Pythias. That order is doing great good H wlii- by S i jriu . l .: an 1 ri ;s v." l . ' . Le !' -v e latler h i lette-. -'i i wiiltpr .'. ' of the writ, v. ! ilc-- Co., Nov,- . used Ack r . . .. at the sui.'Xt:: -tor a serious, U, throat didicuHy a ly hard coujr'i. many well-so ki n tions without re honestlv s iv fi Unttlish Remedy removed t ho difficulty and stopped iho cough. I did not purchaso or use more thin th.ee bot tles, and at lea t o:i - In f of th sicians with no perm -int-nt rtsuits. cures in Throat and I.un-.r Troubles. nirs, L,e l(evro n so saul Paints Wall-Paper Harness and Saddles PRESTON & HALES LeaTeorderi for house pRlntlne. U M MtCmuT Clearance Sale Ml Men 7o-ceut ahlrt walata 0io W-oent ahlrt walata 4,', All this year's styles, no old num bers. Ladles tau and Wars ties all . f .71 lanii-a nun shoe good value f" f I.A0 t I.adi, br-avv ilnin, g,Kxl value lor f I.Ui at Men's heavy alow. imkmI value for H. 50 at Men'a Due ahoea, ginnl value forU.OU at I 00 I On 's Clothing... In onlor to mako room for our Fall Stock of Clothing, we oIUt several lines of our $10, 12.r.(. $13.00 and ?15 suits for one week only 7S Weoloaeat 6 o'clock mw-Ii evening eioept Haturdays. ... Ax Billy... AT $7,150 A SUIT S muvtw is no W FJouee, election Judge 0 00 WW Massy, election clerk 0 00 A Powell, election clerg 6 00 I A D Hylaud, election judga ' 6 00 t a Warner, eleotion Judge 6 00 J W Cor, eleotion judge aud ml'""!?'' 10 40 K U Lalllnon, election clerk 6 00 J B Young, electloo' olerk 6 00 J L Furnlnh, election judge 6 00 J F Turner, election judge 6 00 J ;l llutterfleld, eleotion ludae and mileage 22 40 F B Wilson, eleoi Ion clerk 6 00 W H Weatbereon, election olerk A on li L Ouui, election judge 6 00 F B Mson, election judge 6 00 O F Huiuohrey, election ludie... A on 8 U Hparka. election ln,lo ,i iiioe naruy, election Judge 6 00 mileage 15 Paul l-lntlley, election clerg 6 00 L p Snupp, elemlon clerk n no c ... . ?, n r... . .... uv "" rrnzure, election olerk 6 00 ' " ""warns, election olerk 6 00 o vj niair, election Union and nawlev.elwio.n i,i.. r 80 "cisr il l? hlkl . . .... I All . ... . vi r Di(-urm, election judge... 6 00 "lwn oiock?. eleeiion j idge B 00 r i.aiuwell, 1 lection Judge 6 00 Anlrew Bn-'t election Judge fi in n it ...,ip 1.... . 1 ri,,. . 6 " u ,u jinn, vii-uuiiii oierK h nn uenya, elect on e rir o ,, . 8 L Moorhead. eleotion olerk n n,, I J M Coin. ..I, chon .. Thoa Hailey.elMtiou Judge 6 00 C 8 Howe, election Judire no .. cu.iuii juoge 6 00 "uu'er, election judge 6 00 UJElirman, election Judge 6 00 Nash Buoy, eleotion Jndire no IT n M..I i , . . w t l . J 0 oil v raniiuu. eieuuou oierg fl no " " ocoii. eieot on n ,.rlr J T Olow, eleotion olerk 6 00 J I,0laud, election clerk james tiiggius, election judge.. . 6 00 Cai.i.ik I. i.e Pevre, Matron Ohio Pythian Home. last is still on hand. I Wso consulted phy. ..1,10 V.AI.I.1E i. IjK rEVRE. The friend to n il ,ni Mrs. I.e Fcvre refers as hjivinsr sueeested Acker's 'r?a8nsSfer?omo 'r" W' "'i"0"' wifo ot P-W e Troy transfer Co., of Trov, O'no, where tins remedy has aceomnli.ld mnn.h In conversation with an acquaintance china and art mon.-hnt of Sp?,ngncld. Ohii yawlli find It hat he "SZsZ Ueitod State, and Cadat In Itngla'nT.s',? ;' Zrt.Z ' ' lli.auttarui:,,,,. r. 11. U.JOK.KI, i do.Xor,, JV, York. For sale by W. L. DeLano. Eugene, Or. 6 00 6 00 Modern Photography careful attention given to every subject un der the skylight and in finishing of all portrait work at the x. f m CUOCNLOfi Wm Illanioii, election Judge 8 CO win wiiib, tiectlon Judge 6 00 E II Payne, electlou clerk 6 00 V A bwaggart, election clerk 6 00 J at ueartiart, election lodge 6 00 A H JohUBOti, election Judge 8 00 O L Day, election judfe 6 00 r. m lialley, erection clerk 8 00 Wm Mathers, election clerk . ... R on O H Verlngton, electlou Judge... 6 00 RllUM 'I'.. . . .... ,W 1IIr HQQ H Huuday, July 2 lann 0 , Thn. ' ' la00' 9-pound eon. I bus t,ane ooiintv haa nnii de.,i.lv "I'suie WilB! . r.i i is pale. checks au weak, a .1 jjre.it lytU!'! Tltere s ju r then your litis and , r p. e, your nerves io.ir wl.ole body iiarril. Th d c u ha', i. unxmia." : I'ne thintr v: n to make BlCYCbK KOK Male ninn .. Tnrtm ..... w "iut)ler urofciaaa Couditiou- aa new? B i 1 m..i I . """gam fall M'thck, for price. good on t'C Variety in Wall Paper EUGENE STEAM-'DYEINB ND CLEANINB WORKS.... Weal ghth street ncarBteamLanndrr. CHRIS MARX, Jp.f Proprietor. .!t"!ln cleaned, p. . . "'nea, colored and rtMlrea. look Tiki A " o 10 Ha original oolor l clloH i, .j .""'cnon guaranteed, n on Telephone- Black 4 Hv'rythini; that i g,M.l . Overton '"ta. 0il,ru Mjt,fi see window display H. FRIENDLY the t'lood rich and red. will certainly do this. It will make the most happy chan-cs for you. and soon your old strength and tivity will return. ac- Eugene Livery and Feed Stables WEST EROS, Props. Now Rigs New Harness, Competent Drivers , JT tr,,M b7 ' or month, lam-tteand Tenth Street.. Talaphona Main 93. ( fkoa Corner 7 Pleasure Galore... VwilU all who ride in our bniria .!rri"-:'" hirh have ,riof "I'hl.ioa, rii h ami elegant trin-miniia I'ri.ii,, that make Iba n-oti.a ! vehicle almmt imrerptibla K the '-nilmnta and luhtfn the tke trie horwe. Jnaneh a Inniout ftery "'"e it lo any nrim t ) " 0 reeieatier. -l.'..((lc ir.".l'. f tliem at P L CHAflBERS