Daily Eugene guard., July 28, 1900, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
KOK BALE AT
Julius Goldsmith's
GUARD Telephone, Ha . Main 191.
New Ads Today.
Galloway's Waste Proof Feed Boxes.
Geo B Dorria, Administrator.
BREVITIES.
421 Rambler riders.
106 Ramblers sold (bis year.
Very few farmera in Eugene today.
Br Lowe, optician, with J B Luckey
Fly screens Adooi sat FL Chambers.
Many threshing machines running
today.
Guaranteed Llcyole repalriuir, Mo
Clanaban. Horace Burnett his ncwpied cases
on the OiMKD.
WolfT American bioyrlex. W A
Kuykeudall, agent.
Latest Improved refrigerators at J W
Kays Furniture Co.
Buy a Orescent and you are lure i t a
good set of tires.
A gentlemau is In the oily talking of
starting a "Telegraph School."
Various flavors of Ice cream and
sherbet at the Banquet Hunday.
Wolf American High Art oyoles.
W A Kuykendam,, Agent.
Blcyoles $20 to $60. McOlauahan.
l O Warner tunes pianos and
oiiMina, Repairing and polishing.
John Ingham, who has been quite
III with heart (roubles, Is better, we
are glHd (o B(ate.
Wolf American bicycles.
W A KuvkknualIi, Agent.
The banquet will serve a number of
delli'liM flavors of Ion cream and
nljul.fi Uui.day.
Mim. Itonalle Friendly continues to
Impiove, but will be conflued to (he
Iichi Hal for (en days yel.
Tlie passenger train that went north
today was a coal burner, bhe aUo
hauled the president's car, California
One ai ootid, hand refrigerator at i
bargain. J W Kays Furnlturo Co.
123 Urcsceut bloyolei sold this year.
What atrongor terms can be applied lo
popularltyund actual satisfaction. F
L t'humbcrs lias plenty more of them.
A f.'W secondhand ladles blcyoles
i heap at F L Chambers.
Wolf American bloyolns. Guarantee
never runs out.
W A Kuykkndai.l, Agent.
Correspondence from Josephine
county to Jacksonville Times: Alex
Cockerllno and family, of Eugene, are
visiting relative residing In this
onuuty.
Expsrlenoe Is the be-t teacher. Use
Acker's English Reined v in any cast
of coughs, oolds or crouu. Should II
fall to give Immediate relief money re-
tunned. H ou ana ou ots. r or sale
W L DeLano.
Klamath Falls Express, July 27
"Ulck" Hmlth returned last Thursday
v from Eugene, where be Jmt completed
his Junior year as a student ai the
University of Oregon.
Roseburg Review: Leandor Bre
circus failed to keep its appointments
In Osklaud and Drain, and a number
of people were disappointed (hereby.
The outfit left Itoaeburg Thursday
morning foi Coos couuty.
At present muoh treasure appears to
be being shipped over the B P Co.'s
railroad by Wells-Fargo A Co. The
express company's oars durlug the
lsl week or more have been carrying
three extra guards to keep a watch
over It.
Jacksonville Times: The regents of
the Oregon Agricultural College have
forbidden the rtuclenta of (bat Ins'ltu
tiou from participating In Intercol
legiate contests, much to the disgust of
the sport-loving public throughout the
state. This ruling Is as unjust as It Is
surprising ami arbitrary.
Med ford Euqiilror: The advertMng
fakirs have been doing the town within
the past two weeks. The faot of the
case Is (hey should be let severely alone,
The local papers are worth teu times
inure for the money than any of these
s .hemes lor advertising, while (he
money Is sent at home.
Ladies.
WISHING
Sorosis Shoes
I'leaso call boforo
G p. ni., as our XL.
Btoro will closo at
that hour,
EXCEPT SATURDAYS
..Gilbert..
Dealer in Fashionable Footwear
Notice of Sale.
The stock of merchandise
of A. V. Poters, deceased
amounting to about $0,000
haa been appraised at (U per
cent by the appraisers.
1 will sell tlie same at
at private sale for cash. The
inventory is in the hands oi
tho administrator who invites
bidders and will lake pleasure
in showing tho same to per
sons who may wisli to pur
chase. GEO. U. DORRIS,
Administrator.
Church Notices.
KI'ISOOI'AL CHURCH.
Morning prayer and sermon, Ham
Evening service omitted.
D E Lovekidoe, Rector.
METHOmBT KI'ieOOI'AI. CIIUHCH.
Preaching at 10:30 am; subject, "The
Uflloeof the floly Hplrlt." Evening
at 8 o'olock, subject, "Temperance
Reform."
W B HoLMNCJBiiEAi), Pastor,
PRKHBYTERIAN-OONClKKaATIONAJ,
Hunday, Mao H Wallace will preach
In the Congregational church In the
morning and In the Presbyterian
church In (lie evening. A union
Endeavor meeting at the Presbyterian
churoh at 7 o'clock.
IIAPTIBT CHURCH.
Sunday bcIiooI at 10 a m. Morning
wnrehlp at 11. Hilbjecl for sermon,
'The Olft ol the Kingdom." B Y P
U at 7 p in. Evening worship at 8,
subject, "A Bond Bervant." Prayer
meeting on Thursday at 7:45 p in. A
cordial welcome Is extended to all to
attend these services.
Calvkuv Bmoot, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Bvnday sohool 0:46. Hermon 11.
Communion 12. Junior 3. CE0:46,
SermonS. Midweek service Thursday
7:.'iu p m. The publio cordially In
vited to attend all our service.
The pastor and family will leave
home on tbe early northbound train
Monday for the Enst. Rev Wlllard A
Klkins will supply the pulpit during
the month of August. MisC U Esson
will attend to the work of visitation.
Morton L Hohh, Pastor.
J)IHC'OtiRA(llN(l, Thlrty-ll ve acres
of summer-fallowed wheat was
threshed on the Maihew Wallls place,
west of Euiienc, yoxturriuy. It
averaged 6 bushels, machine measure
20 acres of oats made 8 bushels per
aore. James Yates threshed a Held ou
the L H Lngau place, which was finely
BUmmor-fallnwed, and It yielded be
tweeu 0 and 7 bushels. On an average
year these two pieces of laud should
aveiage 25 to 80 bushels per acre. The
farmers are gieully discouraged. Home
of the tlircsberinoii lire refusing lo
thresh only their own urops, as they
cannot make expenses at preseui rates,
Licenbki) to Practice. At the
annual meeting of the Stale Board of
Medical Eiamlntrs. held lu Portland
the following were among those
granted license to practice inedlolue
and surgery In the state of Oregon
Joel C Booth, M 1, of Ban Franolsoo
Frank J Van Kirk, of Minneapolis,
Minn, Dr Booth at one time attended
the U O, and Dr Van Kirk baa located
u Kugcno for the practice of his pro-
fesslon.
Heard From Word has been heard
from young Hmlth and Willis who
rau away Wednesday night. Mr Geo
Hniith, father of young Smith, received
a letter from Ills boy postmarked at
Kdgewood, Cal., containing $50, but no
other luloriiiBtion.
Wahhinoton Hhincii.ks. We have
Just received a car load of the Wash,
Ington celebrated cedar ahluglrs,
which we will sell cheap at our mill
foot of Washington street. "
KutlENH I.tlMHKK t'n.
CASTOR I A
For Infant and Children.
The Kind You Hare Always Bought
Special
Sale...
l.00 Shirt waist (Vc
75-cent shirt waists t)V
60 cent shirt waists . 4Ac
All this year's styles, no old num
bers. Ladlea tan and blark (lee all
sisea f .7.',
Ladies line shoes good value
for 1. 50 al t.OY
Ladles heavy shoes, good value
for (1.00 al , To
Men's heavy alines, good value
for 11.50 at l.On
Men's line shoes, good valnn
for I 00 at T,s
We close at 8 o'clock each r-wiiiii.-excrpt
Saturdays.
...Ax Billy...
Ui''iia.LMl'i!M''Ml!-'JJi.- 'J J-1' J
Fire Last Night.
About 10 o'clock last Diirlit a general
alnrin of Are was sounded and ihe de-
artmeul quickly turned. The fire
wss lu a residence on Kevenili street.
lear Willamette, owned by Jerry
Ream of Albany, and occupied by O C
Zeigler. The fire wan put out with all
KMslble sjieed, but cunelderuble dam-
ge was done lo the huildiug. Jsearly
nil the contents of the building were
moved lo places of arfely.
The building was irivund in the
Alliauce company, (je- K Craw, aijent
tor and the furniture was insured
u the Aachen-Muulcli company,
Uoldsruith Bros, agents, tor $500.
There Is apparently no question
about the Are. It was Incendiary. Al
one corner of the building a hole about
six Inches square was fo'ind, and some
matches and paper told a story of their
own.
This is the third fire which Mr
Zelgler baa had within a year or so'
First his barn was burned and with It
he lost two horses and a delivery
wagon. On Thursday night of last
week Are was found In tbe pantry of
1:1b residence but was extinguished,
and the services of the department was
not needed. The house contained but
little furnlturo, a bedroom suite or two
and a few other articles else all might
have been saved from the lire of lutt
evening.
This matter of Incendiarism should
be looken Into rigorously and If possi
ble tbe guilty party hauled up. Buch
aflalrs do not tend to make the oltlswns
of a town feel safe regarding their
property while It I known that there
Is a fire bug lu their midst.
Tbia afternoon Marshal Brady and
roiiccman uroner discovered papers
saturated with coal oil under (he floor,
that by some means did not burn
This proves conclusively that the
house was set ou lire In the basement.
Mr Zeigler says he left the building
between 0 and 7 o'clock that eveulug,
and carfully locked the bouse.
Recipe for Ice Making.
Any housewife by following the new
recipe Just discovered will be able to
make ice easllv. This new Ice Is cheap
and quickly prepared, being cmupoBed
ofakiud of ammonia salt. With It,
Ice cream may be froa-n in a lew
minutes. Ho muny wonderful im
provements are U'lng discovered thai
it brings into prominence any lustitii
lion lltut remains unchanged. Buin
su example is lioaletter's Htommli
Bitters, the well-known remedy for
weak stomachs. Fifty years has seen
uo change In It. Whll. i nmny Imlin
linns hiivo risen and fallen, this ex cellent
medicine bus leiiii.lnt-ri un
changed and as mure lor Indigestion,
constlpullon, dspepsln and IiIIIiiiih
nesa, it Is iiutUulled. Hie thai mil
private revenue stump covers the neck
of the bottle.
' 'PNot Gspat the Shadow
ani Lose the Substance.
Many people are but
shadows of their former
selves; due to neglect of
he.dth. ' Look out for the
bliod, the fountain of life,
the actual substance; keep
that pure by regular use of
H I's Sarsaparilla and ro
but, health will be the result.
I-V.V.'.-vi'j, uf.r.-n'j.s, am other wor
riif '.-.'f bt tVngJ of the ptal 4m4 lift
TOiV: fv woeth rrc'it?.
Hacking? Cong;!i "Iws troubled
Tvii'i d luck-tig civiejlt. One biMe of
Hi i-j's ZWsjpiri!! hclptJ me And three
bo:;!c-. cured me tnd m.tde me strong."
Gere , v !V. Bennunt, Couispring, 'Del.
yuly catbtrttc to ta WUhrtiwl' Hra)riHav
r
...SPECIAL...
H
Kid (iloves.
Assorted Colors,
Full Line of Sizes,
Prices $1. ft) and $1.75.
We Avill sell
Saturday
5 only for..,.
3
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n
n
...veu
5 H Friendly
i EUGENE, OREGON.
i Mail orders promptly iiUoiuIihI to.
sjej.J'-'-W
rentoaai..
M O Warner is home again.
Harry Baxter, of Mohawk, was
d ,wu today.
Stephen Hmetd msde this office a
pleasant call today.
Welter Lyons, of Walton, :j visiting
relatives In Eugene.
Mrs Win M Miller came down fr.'iu
Cresweil this afienioo".
Miss Floy Lucke' , of Pendlel.ni is
again visiting in F -,enc.
lieo W Run : ri. of f'ond.m, if,
visiting In Lane oui.ij.
EL Campbell, of Woulburn, wi'l
spend Holiday in Eut'ene.
Miss Aguia Harris has gone to
Portland to vUit relative.
MniU Braustetler wel t to foliage
Orove today to viit Mend.
Attorney Jerome Knox, of Cottage
Urove, was in the city today.
Misses D.-lla and Rose Gross aie
visiting with Iriends al Cottage Orove.
8 H Frleudlv went to Portland this
afternoon to speud Sunday with his
family.
Ell Bailee and John W Stewart
were in Brown ville today purchasing
cavalry hordes.
J R Campbell arrived home this
af crnmin after n month's lilp to the
upper McKenzie
Edith Hiflinati went to Sodaville
this afternoon to spend Sunday with
Mlvs Jessie Uilatrap.
Mrs. Win. F. O.iburn, of Winnipeg,
Canada, Is visiting at the home of W
T Oaburn, in this city.
Mrs M S Barker and duughters.
Misses Enael and Mary, are home from
a vlult with relatives at Portland.
MUs May Lyons, a popular clerk in
Hampton Bros.1 store, leaves Monday
for Walton, where she will visit rela
tives for a couple of weeks.
Portland Telegram: Miss Birtha
Belcher has been visiting uear Eugene,
the guest of Mrs Wra Cheshire.
Mrs Best, after a pleasant visit with
relatives in Eugene, returned to her
home al Oervais this afternoon.
MrsLlschen M Miller has returned
from her visit to San Francisco lo her
home In Portlaud, so says the Daily
Teleg rain.
Ki'V M J. Il'se anil family leave
Monday on ilieir trip to the East. We
wish lliem a plea-nut hiii and a safe
return to Oregon
Salem rtaieni:tu: !" .VI i li.ie!
returned yeateidny iill.-nino Inn. u
two week-' vnoxtloll visit Hi. Klltfe-m-....
Mras Laura Jones, of Drain, who iiu-
lieen visiting MIrs (ieriru-le Holier
went to Coltawe Urove yesterday
niorulnir.
L. H. Howltiud. who bus uniked in
the OUAKD lllce for -e-r tl yesre, Ii.ih
ucreiili il a pnnliifin in t he olllt'e o' the
Sairm Dally ntalesin,.,, .iu: v ill it1' to
that city Monday He Ih a Urst-ciaa
nun tir-d primer. T'i- nunun It Ih
niO't esdiiiultli; ftimtly will hIho Ichvo
Ktigeiie. Tt:o Giiaku fur.'e wUIioh
thfin well In their new home.
Wiikat la 1'ooh. The threaliliiK
crews wliloh Hturted yeslonlay In the
woMern pnrt of the county are hftvlnir
a hard Lime of It, and cannot thresh
enough at the usual (irtue per butdiel to
pay nperatins expenrnv. In faut Uiey
have given up the mk, toll Is re
ported. Paper
Harness and Saddles
PRESTON & HALES
hbftveordera forhouio palnttnc.
U M Mlt'H&bY
Paints Wall
-..75c !
v in...
H
The Worm Pest.
A worm that Is doing much nsmaue
in vari .us poni uie of tin- sitti,
In vail. (I wivloiii Wsi.nii.Kion a!-o, and
! may spread all over the ci-l. No one
Icaii tell "whence U cmeth or u hither
' it goeth," for it is a short lived little
I gourmand, and only apiears at long
intervals, hut ii is capalile of doing a
va-t uiiiniioi of barm during ns biief
ami voracious cireer. Tne etltouiolo
uisisof the Agricultural io!.g- are
lellin;,' the Tanners alsait Ihe ug'y little
least and h..w bfsl ! uestroy i', but
.Iih iitririi.i,ihio. in rnal.v cases, evtu
if valuable, will come too late. Pro-
f. ssor Piper, of Pullman College, tays
It I- not the same creature as the army
worm that devastated Eastern slates
many ytars ago, but is the variegated
cut-worm. The name, however, n i.oi
o Important as tbe manner of his sure
and sudden taking-off, before he gorges
himself to death on all the vegetables
and grain ol tbe country. Professor
Piper recommends Paris greeu, used
dry on plants like cabbages or beans,
and wet, by spraying, on all other
crops. For tbe dry mixture, one pait
of Paris grven should be mixed with
20 parts of powdered lime or flour, and
sifted-from a sieve-bottomed box. For
apiaying, one pound of ParlB green is
used, with a pailful or twoof lime, and
in 250 or 800 gallons of water. Some
la rmers say however, that even Paris
meeu is not ellVctlve to check sucb
uiyradsoftbe worms, appearing and
overrunning a place so sudde ly.
I'tieie s only one consolutiou .u the
cose; the nasty plague will soon dis
appear, and iu all probability will not
return lor many years.
A. V. Peters Estate.
The Inventory of A V Peters' estate
was tiled today:
Money on baud $ 450 03
H msehold property 627 75
Good notes and accounts 300 CO
Mining stuck 150 00
House aud lots .' 2400 OU
The unlse, 00 per cent of the
invoice price 84U9 90
Fixtures In Btore 271 65
Total $7600 03
V ) h rw Itifnrn.eri tdat the ileoPHKeo
itimtf u Kilt to MratnlMi-Httt John
w ill) whom he hiii live 1 nuic-h of
ihi.H MiK f i lie di-Hlh ai hi- w ife. . f at
h!f hmiMt'lMiliJ funiMurt", and rncjiie t-
'1!Ii.!t 1 llf II f " II' i -cS .m Ms. . 1 1 t-1 1
Fruit Wanted.
i'ui-ii
plniiis.
pllMl f,)
, Mppten unri
M
Kkancis
ICuKi-iii-, Or.
Fiw.M Ati.in IjAKK. J H Horrvnii
ofl rcHWelt, who .vent lo llii. Luk
Ailin, HC, ciuintiy in June, arrived
home Inn! Huniluy. He dirt not think
siiHlclently well of the country, si
iiu-uitn niioinir a, iiuniupr who were
(IoIdk well. T Ilowiuil and son Hoy
aredolnir nnicli work on their claims,
but not panning out as much as they
anticipated. Later in tbe season they
may secure better returns. O i tlie
cleanup they employed 10 to 10 mtm
Joe Willielm - of Goshen, thlB county
is working claims he looated and a day
or so before Mr Hchrlvner left picked
up one nugget valued at overi-140.
lM?nog siii wh iioa puiy nui n "a
' VIUO iLBVO
1'osition Accepted. Mtdford Mall
July 27: Victor Holt, a graduate
the Uuiversity of Oregon, who came to
Southern Oregon lo spend bis vacation
with fi lends aud lu tbe Interest of
Sunday school missions, was taken
soon after bis arrival herewith typhoid
fever. He has been stopping with his
uncle, Dr. Picket, but is now with hi
brother-in-law, Kev W B Moore, and
is very much Improved. Mr Holt has
acoei ted a position as school teachor at
Ko t Wrangle and will leave for that
place soon alter bis recovery which
now seems assured.
Avekti8Rd kor Bale. The Noon
day Mining Co , Uolieiul district, la
Hclverilfed lo be sold at BlierlfTa tale In
the Kotwtiuru PUIndi'slur, on Saluiday,
Aiiiiunt 11, 1000, nt 1 o'clock p. m. The
amount of judgment in 17,000 and
Interest.
Not Tkuk. Tbe rumor lliat tbe
t-'lilcngii Itakery had chanced hande Id
not liue.
J. .V. KAYS FURNITyfit CO
EMSALMERS and FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Tto YciSfc Mother
She thinks little of her
self, aiul fails to notice how
paie rina utn
itii;. She wtn
- is grow,
constantly
i docs not
iti food
ov.i tho h '
tl !!'-, '
sii'ias abuiiv
OCOliiSini.'.MCTL
nourishes and
the nursi-) ;
.vtrcngthens
.-r and sup
y" food the
."J fat-pro-
plies U t .c ! : y .
hone-fonv.in.jr an J
ducing ili.inc'n:s
were lacking.
which
1 Sl .11 -utzf
Hams,
Sides,
Breakfast Bacon,
Picnie Hams.
On .Sale at all grocery stores.
Call for Li ray & Son's lard. None better.
F. C. Potts
Dealer
Tobaccos
hphi tfr
WW llaCtf
I" Mr . " ,
.STATE NORMAL SCHOOL:
Monmouth, Oregon.
,.,1
Everyone who lias Slock or keeps a Cow, needs
Galloway's Waste
Proof Feed Boxes
FOR FEEDING STOCK
'HAY OR GRAIN.
BeCaUSe JIT A F?"I?,Hv.YIl-.cA," U'e ,n"di" " "nie.l within Uiabu,
"ow iherf in i-mcttonl'T Ml WASjK
, , K"'J; in "AVB KoTU T1MKS ITS COST in one ,,,. Count yourat
n me how much you rnul'l saver hv uini these h.,s- '
n h?cV";x '" fei''1 f: "r, '"!"! nf cattle nt one time, and cost, about one cent for each
A .V.."! ,wx h"'iM l in front nf every cow when utabled
deviee.1 TEIt, CHEAPKlt and MoKB COUVKXIKST toS than any oth.r feeding
.-.Ifi.,l'e'ji"no'"!'Pt,lny"",rlw,,'itv-Mn,'rwoI)"latn the patentea ami netaRIUHT
L. E. HOOVER, Medford, Or.
rv--sr,lf. ... , Af'n' for Oregon, Wajhington, Idaho ami Montana.
UST Infringers will be prosecuted.
From Sodavillc.
Special to thn Guard.
CODAVILLE, July 27,-Pnmnullke a
miniature eunine, covered with dnat
and persplrHilcn., Charlny Hnlnes
arrlrid at 11:30 iimIku ir,.,!, v
having n,(H ulp r 40 miles
a-wheel alnce breakfaat. He will visit
with lila family f..r a few dy.
Mra E J Llat.-r.aiul con, Le ,t Llter
of HprinKfteld. are here, and are suesta
"H ampLaVeriiHwl h the Hdi.ir.pa
The latter ex,et lo reiurn home on
Monday nm. (T 8
KfOKNR Saw M,,.,. Ti.e F.,:o,
mill win cr.lniv .
;"-. ...x.V.eK 0; I
l up.
SMOKED BY
GRAY & SON.
in
& Cigars.
S& Manufacturer
RUNNING UP A BIG BILL
For doctor fees wouldn't be
necewary. when you are at
tacked with colds at this spa
eon nf tbe year, if yuu would
keei) a bottle of our j ure and
burn grade C'jim jNoMe
Wbirkey iu jour liLUtte and
then take It in the form of
inddy, or a j ui, lte die
tatea, at bedtime or any other
old time. Thorp is rotbiug
likfl it for ooIHb, La Uripfw ur
k. ud red ailmeuta.
W Si. Renshaoi
Kail term opens September 18th.
The students of the Normal School are pre.
pared to take the State Certificate imme
diately on graduation.
ii nl nates readilv secure good position!.
i . p- ue of year from $120 to $ 150.
took Academic and Professional Courses.
w special department in manual training.
- e.l t-quipped training department.
i -r c:italoue containiug full announce
tti nt. address
P. L CAMPBELL,
Vreniuent.
Or
W- A- WANN,
Sec. of Faculty.
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EUGENE STEAM DYEIN3
,ND CLEANING WORKS....
Wen Kluhth street
near rftuam Lauudry,
CHRIS MAFX, Jr., Proprietor.
p . 1 J iJK cleaned, colored and repaired.
Faded rluthina rentored to lta original oolor wi
newl ""''action juarinlced. Work
callid for and dellT.red.
Telephone- Mark 410
Eugene Livery snd Feed Stables
WEST EROS, Props.
New Rigs
New Harness,
Competent Drivers
Hone hoarded hy day or n onth.
v-i, """F"l,''r h"'"' tl(.
Willamette and Tenth Strtel..
T.l.phon. Mala 93.
( Bica
Ci'tLer
Pleasure
Galore...
Await, all who ride in our hiucin
',T ,V,,ri' whiih hae M'ii'1
ii i.i na, ri h anil eleeant trin,minf
"ni. i that nke the notion
v'l'l. le aimo.t mipreceptiW. lo lh
"oiiijant, lu,hn tlie tak o(
ne h..rae. In .mh a turnout ererT
"five la po miinr mile of joyful
i- r-tion. f4o.00 to f I7&IU
then, at
P L CHAHBERS