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Daily Eugene Guard WEDNESDAY - JULY 25 All Popular Brands of CIGARS if'OU BALK AT Julius Goldsmith's Telephone, Ho Main 191. BREVITIES. 421 Ilauiuler riders. 166 Ramblera aold tui year. l)r Lowe, optician, Willi J S Luckey Fly screena & dooi at F L Cnauibera, Guaranteed Llcyole repairing, Mo- Claoahan. Wolff American bleyclea. W Kuykendall, ageut. Latest Improved refrigerators at J W Kaya Furniture Co. Buy a Creaoeut and you are ure of a good set of tirea. Wolf American High Art cycle". ' W A KUYKKNKAI.L, Agent Bicycles 120 to t-'A. MuClanahau. M O Warner tunes pianos and organs. Repairing and polishing, Wolf American bicycles. W A Kuykkndai.l, Agent. Itoseburg baa at last concluded to bold a street fair Beptember 17, 18 and 10. The Eugene Water Co bos a force of men laying tbe line on 't hird street to the river. Carpenters are placing the Bbelvlng in tbe new store of J U Green & Bon Titus block. Fishing tackle. K E McClauahan, Kev J V Richardson, one of the pioneer n.tnlBlers, la busy hauling In his winter's wood. One s1 oond. hand refrigerator at bargain. J W Kays Furniture Co, Trofestor Mark Ifulley is doing some lii.proveiiient work on bis residence, Ninth and High streets. Household furniture for sale, at once, aheap. J F Htarr, residence on Olive street, between Fifth and Sixth. 1ii3 Crescent blcyoUn sold this year, What stronger terms can be applied to popularity and actual satisfaction. L Chambers has plenty more of them, A few secondhand ladles blcyoles cheap at F L Chambers. Wolf American bloyoles. Guarantee never runs out. W A KOYKKNDA1.L, Agent. (let a now lawn mower and a new piece of hose and Willi a little pleasure you can have lawn that you will be proud of. Guaranteed hose at V L Chambers Experience Is the bent teacher. Use Aoker'a Kugllsh Remedy lu any case of coughs, colds or croup, Bhould il fail to give Immediate relief money re funded, lift cts ami 50 Ma. Forsuluby w u uci.ano. Pendleton E O: The oensus lust taken will show that La Uraude baa population of about 8200. The popula tion of Paudlelou will be between 4ft00 and 6000. It may reach lb latter figure. Lebanon Express: Rev W A Lind say, who Is at Cape Nome, wiltes to a frlaud In MoMlunvllle that he la still there, along with 40,000 otlior fools and that be has sooured the beach for Ova miles and haiu't found 6 cents' worth of gold. I consider It not only a pelaaura but a dutv 1 owe to my uelghbora to tell about the wonderful cure efleoted in Diy case by the timely useof Cliamber ln's Collo. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, I waa taken very badly with dux and procured a bottle of this remedy. A few doses of It effected permanent cure. I take pleasure In reooomeiidlng It to others sullerlng from that dreadful disease J. W. Lyncli, l)orr, W Va. This remedy Is aoiu oy vr u veuino Professor L 0 Carson has Just oom pleted the work of compiling and arranging ooursea of reading for the public schools of Oregon, The oom. pllatlon Includes courses of reading suitable fur grammar grades and high schools, aud Is very comprehensive In Ita cuaraoter. The work will be Issued as a bulletin of the Uulverslty ol Oregon, and, when published, oopli of the work will lie sent to all publlo school teeohersin the state. It will be made use ot by tbeetateauperlutendent of publlo Instruction In all teaobers' In' atitulea. Ladies... I'loaao call boforo G p. in., aa our Ajy store will close at 7j that hour, EXCEPT SATURDAYS ..Gilbert.. Dealer in Fashionabla Footwear WISHING Sorosis Shoes TAMMANY RESOLUTIONS. Call for Unity in the Name of Democratic Triumph, New York, July 23. At a meeting of tbe Tammany Hall general com mittee a series of resolutions, Uou motion of Richard Crocker, were adopted, containing tbe following: "Taiuuiauy believes In thesupremacy of the American llag wherever Itlloata, but that It should lloat nowhere as the symbol of liberty and olvll servitude combined, for that la a combination which can only work dishonor to the flag aud American institutions. "Tammany Hall condemns the waging of h war of conquest as un American In principle and false to pledge of tbe nation as given by tbe President of the United Htates. It condemns the unconstitutional action of the president In carry Ingou awarfor conquest without the authsrlzatlon of congreas." The resolutions denounce monopo lies and trusts and close with the fol lowing: "The democracy of the nation stands for national honor, notional conser vatism, national Justice. Tammany Hall, faithful to the principles of democracy and subordinating all things to democratic success, closes Its ranks and calls for patriotlo unity In the name of democratic triumph." List of Letters. Remaining lu tlis postofllce at Kuiene, Or; July 20, l'JOO. Cbapln, L N Clark, Mrs Dr Cramer, Ueo W Harold bavia, MIbs Mosaic Dowell, C L (2) Ollbnrt, JW Hubbs, OB Mitchell, Mrs Mitchell, W D Marlon Near (2) Patterson, E J Strong, F D Vanorsdale, 0 C A olisrse of one cent will bo mndo on all let ten given out, I'erintm whim culltug for loiter will pleaie lUle when advertised. H K MOCORMACK, P M. Bismarck's Iron Nerve Waa the result of bis splendid health. Indomitable will and tremendous energy are not found where stomach. liver, kidneys, and bowels are out of order. If you want these qualities and the aucceaa they bring, use Dr King's New Iil'o Pills. Tbey develop every power of brain and body. Only 25o at W L DeLano'a drug store. Red Cross. The Red Cross soc!6ty will meet with Mrs Bowers on Olive street Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Hewing to be done. A full attendance ol members requostcd. Jly order of the uresident Will Rack. W O Trine will put four of the borses utider his care on the Northwest circuit this full. The horses are: Relleotor, owned by Mr Trine; Al me, Amos Wllklns; Zulu, Mr. Klcket; aud Oregon Hull, Mack Sumuiervllle. The horses are all pacers. The circuit Includes Everett, Wash., Portlaud, Halem, North Yaki ma and Boise, Idaho. Tho meol begins at f.verott on Bept 1st, Ha Hi on H ALUM. Albany Demo crat: The Kugene Uimhu suys that one Professor Montague, a palmist, who was in that oily, has gone to greener fields. Ho la lu Balem, and will not be able to go to any greener fields. He nays he would like to re main there the test of his life, Jacksonville TIiiim, July 23; Ueo A Houck, of llentoti county, a brother of Hon J J Houck, of Oold Hill, arrived In this oouuty last week with over 1000 Highbred Angora goats, which he pur chased In California aud Is drlvlug home. Thkksihno. Armltnge Btevens will oamilielioe llireahliiir tomorrow fur the steady run of the season, being the first crew to ben In ooeratlons. Tbey will thresh most of the grain between the Willamette and MoKetizle rlvera. HPL1NTKH KxTRAfMll Dr T W Harrla llaa vtraoliw1 a iluitjtr lltt ran Clear tlirnilifh tlm lea nf .llitimltt cole, aged 7 years, who roubles with his Darallta near thla nllv 1'lia splluter waa uearly three quarters of an luon in mioKiiess. Tit KraiiKD. Robert Hood threshed Dear Irvlug yesterday. We are In formed tne field made seveu bushels to the acre, notwithstanding it waa finely summer fallowed land aud highly cul tivated. Special Sale... II 00 Hlilrt waists 8Ac 74-oeut shirt waists i 8V 60-cenl shirt waists 4Ao All this year's styles, no old num bers. Ladles tau and black the all ii tea ,7J l.edlea fine shoes good value for $1.50 at 100 I.adlea heavy shoes, good value tor 11. 00 at ;.' Men's heavy shoes, good value for H Mat joii Men's flue shoe, good value for II 00 at .J,', We close al 8 o'clock each evemtin except Haturdays. ...Ax Billy... Blachloy News. July 23, 1900. The days are very warm. Tbe roads are in excelleut condition. Tbe bay Is about all lu the barns. J T Taylor, of Klnilia, Is building a barn for Mr Atkisou, the dairyman. .fanner Hrnith and Je so Rust are hauling lumber for tbe new school uoufee lu district No. 12!. Mr Water, the merchant, went to Junction after a load of merchandise .Saturday. C!aton Jay, from the mining district of Washington, baa arrived with his family. He has taken a claim and expects to make this bis future home. John, Clevo and Kit Rust will leave for southern Oregon soon. Kit Rust has a rich claim there In tbe gold mines. Rev C Z Lowther, of Corvallis, preached an interesting sermon last riunday. There are a great many parties in here from Michigan, looking after timber. W M Bunt and M Pool, of Mary's Peak, and B B Runnels, of Albany, passed through these parts a few days since. 1 hey were looking lor homes. U J Weller a-id A M Newman, of Eugene, spent a day or so on Triangle lake. Ask Mr Weiler what kind of a time he bad fisblug. H C ISaugliman closed a very suo oeafful term of school Friday the 20th Inst. An luteresliug program was rendered consisting of deolnmatiouB, dialogues, songs aud music. The house was crowded with people. Williams Evans and pupils, G W Milam and pupils were present. Tbe Rand fur nished some good music, The Blachly band under the leadership of Carl Baugbman has made rapid progre-s, and the members regret that he is soon to be absent trom them. The people of Blachly appreciate the work of Mr Baughman lu the school room and deire him to stay another term. Recipe for Ice Making. Any housewife by following the new recipe Just discovered will be able to make ice easily. This new ice Is cheap and quickly prepared, being composed of a kind of ammonia salt. With it, ice cream may be frozen in a few minutes. Ho many wonderful im provements are being discovered that It brings Into prominence any liiBtltu tion that remaliiH unchanged. Kucii an example is Hosteller's Stomach Bitters, the well-known remedy for weak stoiiiuolis. fifty years bus seen no change In It. While many Imita tions have risen and fallen, thla ex cellent medicine has remained un changedand as a cure lor Indigestion, oonstlpatloii, dyspepsia and bllluus uohh, it Is unequalled. Heo that our private revenue stamp covers the neck of the bottle. Nome, Alaska, lias a free mall tie livery system. Tho evangelists who have I ecu preaching on our street corners, left for tho north today on tho traic. Writing from Nome a man any: - I . ...i- wmfi nure is worse than any oilier that I know of. It S i.j cold and oloar as crystal before il la boiled. 1 hen It turns led and has I he taste of soap made ot rotten eggs. Astray horse with buggy hnrnens on got caught on the alley fenoe at mrs ttay DeLaim's today, aud that lady has tied It ,, awaiting further developments. If no one calla claim the animal, Mrs DeLano will l one ling y hi, me ahead. Your Liver Will he roim,! to lis natural duties anil your blllonsn,.,,, l.m.0 ,ni eonalliiition ho cured It you take HoorVs PfSIs Sold, by all uVugKlsts. 25 cents. MONEY I N G S VERY U N U S U A 1, OFFER 1 N U F O R T 1 1 E N K X T F ( U R 1) A Y S, 0 O M M E N C I X G W ED N E S 1 A Y M O li X I (J T II E END OF THE SEASON IS IN SIUHT, AND THAT MEAN'S OETTINO RID OF EVERYTIIIXU iVf .S V,.M K 1KU'K- Tln WILL I!L A FEAST FOR Til E THRIFT Y. At 15 cents each Odd lot of Shirt Waists. At 35 cents encli A lot of Fancy Shirt Waists, lleatod front, fren'eh back or yoke, regular IX) cent., At 20 cts Special t'liildrens Caps and Ronneta. At 50 cents each Elegant lino of Ladies Dressing Sacks with , t i-dand tassel attached At 75 cents each riain ai d i ncy duck skirt. Al 35 cents each I ull lin S H friendly! EUGENE, OREGON. Mail orders promptly attended to. rtntoaai. Charles Hales is home Iron,. Kail Creek. J R Campbell is still at Belknap Kpriugs. Ueo W Picketl made Junction a visit today. Oeo H Kelly was down from Wend liug today. J P Jones, uf the ! i.heru l'ncilic, in iu Kugene today. KJ McClauaha' and M Kvurverud have goue to 0.1 . Lake. John Wbiluey went lu Aiouuy Ibid afternoon lo spend a few days. Mrs N J Filch, of Portland, arrived up loduy ou a short buniuess trip. Mr aud Mrs B b' ricou returned to home al Creswell this siteruoon. Irwin Wald, a boy, went to Junc tion City today lo seek employmeut. Itecorder B F ilorna arrived home from Blue River mining district last evening. K Amite, of Blair, Neb, left for bis home today, after a short visit iu Kugene. Itev Hansen, the Danish colony agent, returned to Portland line afternoon. The Metddiuex Hoflmun visited MrsJasN Luper al the farm near Eugene today. F A Raukln made a business trip yesterday to Irving, Junction, Her rlsburg and Mouroe. UeoT Hall, Br, will leave for Mi" Kebzle Bridge tomorrow lo join li 8 family at that place. Mrs Klla Craig, of Newberg, arrived up today and is visiting at tbe home of Mr and Mrs Joel Ware. Albany Herald: Miss Bessie Tyrie, of Kugene, Is visiting Iu Albany, tbe guest of Miss Bessie Beam. Joseph Huddleston, nf Ping Yang (Mohawk), was iu Kugene today. He says the railroud will reach his place by (Saturday night. Roy King, who Is working for his brother, K L King, Postal Telegraph Manager at Albany, ia visiting in ugeue for a tow days. K E McC'lanahanJwill leave for Odel lake tomorrow moiulug. He expects to overhaul Ids fnther aud M bvarver ud, who Blurted for that resort today. Mrs Kdiiiuudson arrived nome this afternoon from a trip to Dayton Washington. Her daughter, Miss Urace, nccompauied her home floiu Portland. Joe Klein is iu tne city loday calling on Ills many old time friend-, Joe 1b located at Pendleton aud prospering we are glad to say. Ho suys the crops are immense in U.natilla. Runaways. A son of Ueo Bniith of Cnhurg, aud a son of Lou Williams, of Beaitle, left hereon lail night's overland train without llielr parents consent. They were overhauled at Dunsuiuir and will he retuiued here. loung Hinlth Is only IS years of age aud took 100 iu money wlh lll'Ji. Cut Wohms Mr Sherman, the gardner, tells us the cut worms are ruining all vegetables. He tried the strongest spray, aud the worms did not seem to mln, Sale Madk. Andy Titus has pur chased the Interest of W H Vinceut in the Ninth street b.rbersbop. Paints Wall-Paper Harness and Saddles PRESTON & HALES taftTe orders tor house pulntintr. U M McCridt SAV A L E . v. .it dated corsets.reg 50c SOCIAL. KKI), WHITE AMI BLUE. Mrs Laura A Harris enierali.ed a number of indies this afternoon at her home on Wi-I Fifth street, at a " Red, White and Blue" lea. The r.K.ms were ariimlcnlly decorated with tbe national colors in ribbms, flags aud I hunting, and escla ly was mis evident iu the diulng-room I-avors were suisll llag-. Miss blella Roblu eoo, Miss Louise Yorau and Miss Nora Miser (Jacksonville) assisted tbe hostes ud bad charge of tbedining rooin. where a dainty luncheon was provided. Those present were: MrsC E Looinis, Mrs F 8 Dunn, Mrs Geo Lllley, Mrs Buckoam, Mrs J no Straub, Mrs W H Abrams, Mrs J W Kays, Mrs CW Lowe, Mrs D A Paine, Mr L N Roney, Mrs E B McElroy, MreS P gladden, Mrs F W Ostium, Mrs Lizzie Thompson, Mrs Jas F Robin son, Mrs Morion L Rose, Mrs W K (Scarborough, Mrs F W Prentice, Mrs Wm Pieston, MissMcFadden (daleui), Miss Hlnnvllle ti F). Commissioners Court. Hoht Patterson, juror June term C E Powers, juror June term H Payne, juror June term ... J M Pollock, juror June term 4 80 5 40 4 60 4 10 K Herrou, juror June term 7 40 W E Wilcox, juror June term.... 6 60 Chas Wright, juror June term.... 7 60 A N Bogart, juror Juue term 4 60 D L Euglaud, juror June term... 10 00 Jno O Vaughn, juror June term 3 80 Jason Neely election Judge 6 00 1j P Tullman, election judge 6 00 J UHutherland, electiou judge... 6 00 W P liailey, election Clark 6 00 A M Richardson, election clerk and mileage 13 SO F li Phidpps, election judge 6 00 P It Soerwood, election judge 6 00 G U Hnapp, election judge 6 00 J W Baker, election judge G 00 W H O.-ilrander, election judge... 6 00 C A Wlntermeier, caavasslng eleollou 6 30 Geo Norris, juror State va Mar quam 1 20 Jaiues Heckley, juror State vs Marquam 1 20 G W Webber, juror State vs Mar quam 1 20 L A Ross, juror State vs Mar quam 1 20 G W Kuapp, juror State vs Marquam 1 F M WilkitiB, juror State vs Mar quam 1 20 C A Wlntermeier, justice Stale vs Maiquain 14 10 J S Stiles, constable State vs Marquam 1 40 I L Simpson, constable Sla'e vb Marquam 3 60 Chas Evaus, witness State vs Marquam 1 CO J 8 Stiles, wltne.-is Slate vs Maiquam 1 60 Gray & Bun, supplies pauper Evans 3 00 M Casteel, road eupet visor 66 00 I N Doak, road supervisor Dist, No 23 36 00 GW (Kimball, road supervisor Dist No li 60 00 U M Witbrow, witness June term & 40 B E luruniiugs, witness Juue term 7 00 M J Ionian, wituessjuueterui... 7 00 R A Jon, s, wituess Juue term.... M E Taylor, witness June term.. 7 20 7 20 Carey Inuiau, wiluessJuue term 6 40 7 00 2 30 SEMcClure, wllueis June term J T Taylor, wituess Juue term... U Miller, wituess Juue term... 6 80 7 00 6 SO M E Bollmau, witness Juue term John Hays, witness Juue term... T J Duckworth, wituess Juue term 7 00 Jesse WIIsol, witness June term 2 20 J M Keuuie, wituess Juue term 4 10 James Hiutou, supervisor road dist No 44 36 00 M H Harlow, sunervisor road dlsl No47 8 00 Geo W Hawley, supervisor road d'sl ro 16 KB no a M Price, supervisor road dist 30 CO J a Burnett, supervisor road dist l' 8 no J Koepp, supervisor road dist No 32 - 4S on M O Wllklns, rebate ou lllluir lee in on J M Klteheu, ileputv sheriff s on J A McLeod, road work 104 oil -auies nays, oepuiy sherill 18 A , IT lit .. .... v. u nan vo, leut election.. 2 60 t J Duckworth, Juror June term v B Eiumoiis, Juror Juue term.. J A Arinliage, Juror Juue term... 7 00 8 00 6 60 Golds Z Chest When your cold has settled down deep in your chest, cough syrups will not relieve you. The system irnc he given strength and torce to throw off the disease. does just this. It enables you to concur the inflam mation, l'hclungssoon Ileal, and all danger is passed. Do not let the disease become chronic because of neglect. wc. i-t ti jr., .11 Jmim wn. KOrTHMUM.lhmvlwYrt, f Jliee Hams, Sides, . . Breakfast Baeon, Pienie Hams. On Sale at all Call for (Jray F. C. Potts Dealer Tobaccos & Cigars. ftST Manufacturer .STATE NORMAL SCHOOL. Monmouth; Oregon. Hotel i rivals HOFFMAN G I Fierce and neice, ITeiwell JE8 ewarl. Kprloetielil Geo McGaroKHii, Puriliuiil Julius Low, Ponlaiul G L LiHriiner, Kprinvilelil M Winters, l or'liunl E D Tobiu, Pui Hand O K Bterl uB, Portlauil Geo H Kelly. Wemlliug J T Magiady, VentllinK E F Alileliell anil f, ts P K It Jolin Pulm and wf, r" It it Rufus Piruui, I'orthiud (J E Roliinson, a V KUCIENK. B Sallzman, Porlland C E Hoover, Portland J L C'asll-, Dulla-i J bn Undoes, kauHst'itv A J Ward, Vlda" ( ha Taylor, Wendlinir W M A! at hews Harry Kristow, Collage Grove Joe Klein and family, Pendleton Farmer Laisen, Montana Jones, Oregon H B Duuu, Portlaud Mrs D R Miller, Mero-d, Cal J V Miller, Merced, Cal W W Ferulah, Ht Louis Eric Anderson, Portland 1 used to J eougii a Brent "rai anil spil looii, and niy neighbors in Dayton. Oho. rl,r. live. Rni among them selves Hint I n a d con. sumption, u. tliout.'h tliey "id not tell niO SO tn ntv fnre, for four of making nie despondent. 1 kept on coiiirlmip nnd trying diller ent sorts nf Keinwly. I ,,rv..,l r, i,..o iK' .a..K,l'l' and my priiv.r. "nc time, 1 0' ri' om.1,1 t I f ,V.,,MK ronsnnii,tiv,. t ,..i... " " uieydi mi t rar,. r.,. .i..,:l lue puniic vol,nr,.,l , .1, T ' ' uch a law willW.n ,;.f!,'r:' 1 'i. I'on t ...... .i . UK umsin. J'"n;turl, ,Vca j-ort Spitting Blood "'0 f Diem won t Vy "'''ri'T.'1', seem tome terril.le i, . il lloes ately r..fi ...k' " "".vone de HIht- SMOKED BV GRAY & SON. grocery stores. & Son's lard. None better. RUNNING UP A BIB BILL For doctor fees Wouldn't be Decenary, when you are at tacked with colds at this sea son of the year, if you would keep a bottle of our pure ami hitfh Rrade dim jSoblt Whkkey in your hi me and then take it in the form of toddy, nr an your taste die tates, at bedtime or any other old time. Tli erf in nothing like it for colds, a Grippe or kindred ailments. W fll. Reflshaai Fall term opens September 18th. 'J he students of the Normal School are pre. pared to take the State Certificate iuiuw d :tly on graduation. ( J Kflimtes readily Becure (food positions. nxp.nne of year from $120 to $150. irong Aoaderaic and Hrofesbional Courses. ew special department in manual training. Wed equipped training department. or catalogue containintr full announce n lit, adtireas P. L CAMPBELL, Or W. A- WANN. Sea of Faculty. Variety in Wall Paper Everything that is good, or artibttc, or neat, or reason able in pi ice in wall paper can to found at Overton Pslnts, Oils, Artist Materials. Notice to the Public. We herewith agree to sponge and press your personal clothing as often as requested, for $1.00 per month. tUGENE STEAM DYEINR & CLEANING WGRKS Brick! Brick! I keep constantly on hand a large quanti ty of lirst-cl ass brick at yard 1 miles west of Eugene. J. M. MARTIN. Modern Photography- careful attention given to every subject un der the skylight and in finishing of all portrait work at the EUGENE STEAM DYEING "D GLEAIIU WCRKS.... Wrat KIshthBtreet near steam Laundrr. CHRIS MAfiX, Jp., Proprietor. FiUd r ,h,,, ; colored and reiwlred. lolla uf. ?".'.0Ied 10 original color to "lied (or anddHlvayS'.' " Telephone-Black 4IO Eugene Livery and Feed Stablns WEST EROS, Props. New Rigs New Harness, Competent Drivers f Z r:"'" by Jy or ironth. Cttic ir ... Will.,..- . Pnntti Btue, l oraer UUIU ovrveuL, Pleasure Galore... it all who ride in our btnntiM hich hare ipriuf oi'iniwa, n h and elemnt triniminiii J"i,""f" "l" "" reotion of hKl almct tmprcrptiM toh """(nu and IWht-n tha twk nf i n inch a turvont crrr "riv. a nianr mile of joyful 4i.00 te 1173.00. 9.0 le-TNUion. thera i P L CHAHBERS
