Daily Eugene guard., July 30, 1900, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
MONDAY
JULY 30
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
FOE SALE AT
Julius Goldsmith's
Telephone, Ho. Main I
New Ads Today.
8 H Friendly.
J U Green.
BREVITIES.
421 Rambler riders.
166 Ramblers sold this year.
The Lane county tax Is delinquent.
Dr Lowe, optician, with J B Luckey
Fly soreens A, doois at F L Chambers.
Guaranteed bloyole repairing, Mo
Clanahan. WolIT American bicycles. W A
Kuykendull, agent.
Latest Improved refrigerators at J W
Kays Furniture Co.
Buy a Crescent and you are ture of a
good set of tires.
The fixtures for Gilliam & Owen's
new saloon have arrived.
Wolf American High Art oycles.
W A Koykkndall, Agent.
Bicycles $20 to $60. MoClanabau.
M U Warner tunes pianos and
organs, Repairing and polishing,
George Hovernsbas taken a position
In the barber shop of Jerry Horn.
Wolf American bicycles.
W A Kuykknimm., Agent.
At usual, yesterday found large
crowds on the river banks, keeping
cool.
J O Watfs has commenced moving
to his new stole opposite theGUAKD
oil H I-.
Ciirpoiiter Jackson Is unable to work
on Hi'ciMint of a brokeu bone In one ol
hi hands.
L X li mey Is erecting a now resl
d -nra for J 1) Kro nebusch a lew miles
B i th went of tills city.
Oue sieond. hand ruf i Iterator at a
bargain. J W Kays Furniture Co.
Masons have coinmenued work on
the new ar mnry, being erected by R M
Day, The stone foundation Is nearly
completed.
I em working again In Odd Fellows
cemeli'ry. Any person wishing work
don will please addiesa or oall upon
J L LotinAHU, Eugeue.
12a Crescent bloyole sold this year.
What stronger terms oan lie applied to
popularity and actual satisfaction, F
L Chambers has plenty more of them.
A few secondhand ladles bicycle
i heap at F I, Ohiiiubnrs.
Wolf American bicycles, Guaranle
never runs out.
W A KuykkndAi.l, Agent.
Hundreds of people left the city
yesterday aud spent the day in the
woods and on the banks of I he oool
and refreshing Willamette and Mo
Kenile.
The A 0 U W order announces thai
there will be uo assessment made foi
August, as there Is a surplus on hand
after paying oiralloutatandlng bills R
the close of the fiscal year,
Experience Is the bet teacher. Use
Acker's English Itemed v in any oas
of coughs, oolds or oroup, Should It
fall to give Immediate relief money re
funded, 6 ots aud 60 CIS. Fur sale b
W L UeLano,
Prlnerllle Review, July 28: John
Hampton passed through here laat
Wednesday on bis way baok to Ku
gene. While here Johnny could not
help but pay visit to l'luty Itldgr.
Lakevlew Ruatleri Jasper Hufl
left on the western stage Monday
evening for Cottage Grove, where he
goes to make his future home. His
wife Is there, having went down sev
eral weeks ago,
l)r W L Cheshire has returned from
a professional visit upon his uncle, J 1'
Cheshire, lie says he la afflicted with
stomach troubles but he does not
thluk he Is dangerously III, aud that
he will reoover,
M 8 Hubble was down town today
In an invalid' olialr. It will be re
membered that nearly a month ago he
fell and the oheuiloa! engine ran over
his leg and broke it; while going to a
fire. The people are glad tosee j him
about.
Ladies.
WISHING
. . Sorosis Shoes
I'leaso call before
G p. in., as our As
Ktoro will close at sf
that hour,
EXCEPT SATURDAYS
..Gilbert..
Dealer in Fashionable Footwear
Notice of Sale.
The stock of merchandise
of A. V. Peters, deceased
amounting to about $0,000
has been appraised at (JO per
cent by tho appraisers.
I will sell tho t-anie at
at privato sale for cash. The
inventory ia in the hands of
the administrator who invites
bidders and will take pleasure
in showing the same to per
sons who may wish to pur
chase. GEO. B. DORRIS,
Administrator.
CONSUL MILLER AGAIN.
In His Last Letter He Is on His
Way to China.
Through Hon A H Carson, who re
ceived a personal letter from Mr Miller,
the Grants Paw News Isable to publish
a portion of the same, so
those interested to bear direct will
learn what he has to say:
U H Akiiv Thanbi-out Locak, 1
off Eabt Coast of Jhland of j
ihland of fukmosa, hound
fhom Manila to Taku,China, (
viaMaoahaki, Japan,
June in, lliUU. J
My Dear Mb Cakbon: Here I am
aalllng about through the China seas
with a regiment of U H regulars going
to war In China. We will land at Ta
ku.andlwlll get to see Boniethlug of
the war, although I do not expect to
enlist.
I shall probably return to Nagasaki
on this boat lu the course of a mouth,
Hud If the war continues X will uo
doubt be ordered borne, so that I may
be back by Out. 1st.
We cannot gut auy Information here
about this trouble, and probably know
leas about it than you do.
We had a very nice trip from Han
Frauclsco to Maulla, beluga mouth on
the way. We spent two weeks in aud
ubuut Mauliu aud enjoyed It very
Uiucli, although the weather was very
vtailn, aud one perspires constantly
uuy aud night. The country lsiioh,
lite peuple are poor and the climalu Is
hell (or uiucli like it).
We weut utout an much as It Is safe
to go, aud fouud many Interesting
llilugn. Tim people ure bright aud
thread, cut inmate and liars, utid are
killing many more soldiers uovv than
tluilug autuul waifuie.
X louud very few puople who care
to leuiaiu there. Geo Xlart and
Chat tea X'erkius both duslie to ruiiiaiu
l'erklus is a clerk tu the navy yuid.
Hart was lu the hospital, but uul verj
sick,
X rather hope to return by fall, auu
lu the muaniime X am seeing much ol
the Orient, and learning many Inter
esting things. Lauiu Isqultu well and
enjoying Havel immensely.
Yours Tiuly,
11 II Mll.LKll
Wants Prunes aud Tears,
T N Beaar will buy a few oars cf
ureeu Xtaliau liiuuts aud Xiarlletl
pears for his Kaaieru house at from $1U
to $16 per ton. it is sale to myitis
belter ttiau to dry.
Timiikk CaI'Itai.iht. Albany Her
ald: J J Hauley, a timber capitalist of
Mlchlgau, Is lu Albany. He is very
lavorably Impressed with Oregon Um
ber aud thinks there Is a bright future
In store for that Industry lu the slate,
Next week Mr Hauley will go to Falls
City, Polk county, and purchase some
timber Interests,
Washington Biunui.ks. We have
Just received a oar load of the Wash-
Ington celebrated cedar shingles.
which we will sell cheap at our mill
foot of Washington street.
KUClKNIt LUMHKK CO.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Boar the
Btgraturo
Special
Sale...
$1.00 Hhlrl waist 8no
"o-cent shirt waist tlio
60 cent shirt waists 45c
All this year's style, uo old num
bers. Ladle tan and blaik ties all
slsea $ ,?."
Ladles flue shoes good value
for $1.. Wat 1.1V)
Ladles heavy shoes, good value
lor $1,00 at 75
Men's heavy shoes, hi km! value
for $1 Mat 1.01
Man's fine shoes, good value
for II 00 at , ,7",
WechaMei 0 o'cloek each evening
except Haturday.
ess Ax Billy.;.
ft-i'aigaai
rsit.
I, 8 XViwIaud has gone to Halem
Wm H Hmilb haigone to Punland.
C 8 Stanton, of Itoseiiurg, is In the
city.
i)r I I) Driver arrived home this
afternoon.
MIn. tiusie liaiinard, of Brownsville,
is In Kugene.
li A Washburne and wife were In
Kugeue today.
JX T Condon arrived here from New
port tills afternoon.
Editor B L Moorhead. of Juuctloii,
as lu Eugene today.
J W Wlthrow and wife are home
from Boswell Hprlugs.
J D Matlock and wife went to Balem
today for a few daj s' visit.
Miss Jessie G Istrup arrived home
from Hixlavllle tbls morning.
J W Royseand wife went to Leba
non Unlay to remain ten days.
Aleck Patterson is having the front
of bis butcher shop repainted.
J C Goodale and family have moved
from Coburg to Halem to permanently
reside.
C K Hale was In Eugene today. He
says tho crops are very poor hi his
section.
Miss Edith Hnflman, Is home from
an over-Hunday visit at Albany and
godavllle.
J no J Handsaker arrived home this
afternoon from a trip through Western
Washington.
Mrs Win .Hushnell went to Lorane
this afternoon to visit her parents, Mr
and Mrs 8 Merlau.
8 H Friendly Is home from Port
laud. He reports his daughter, Miss
Itosalle, as Improving.
Mrs W T Ost.uin who baa been vis
iting In ICugene, left for her home In
Canada this afternoon.
Mrs Kuykemlall, of Orants Pass, is
visiting at the home of her son, Dr W
Kuykendall, In this city,
Mrs J it Hopkins and Mrs Nathan
Winters went to Hudavllle today to re
main two or three weeks.
Xiev N It Alley was out on crutches
today. We trust before long he will
be utile to throw them away.
Hon H H Friendly arrived home this
morning from Portland ar.d reports
his daughter, Miss Jtnsiille, a'eudily
Improving.
Hon J H llooli, nf ihe U H land
olllce at KiMftiurg, and a member
the ilootli Lumlier .', wa-i m Eiim
tills forenoon.
It H Kllaeklelt left till nfieril'Kiu on
business for 1 lie Miles, ami on so i
tended visit, with relatives In Snertniin
oouniy, Oregon.
Htcipe lor Ice Making.
Any lioukewlfe by (ollowlim the new
recltio Inst discovered will be able to
make, lee enell". TlilK tlew lee Is cheap
ami quickly piepared, being oniui osed
of a kind of uinmonla salt. With it
ice cream may be frnz'ii in a lew
minutes. Ho many wonderful im
provements are being discovered that,
it brings Into prominence any Ii.siImi
linn that remains unchanged. Mich
an example is Hosteller's Hloiniioli
Hitters, tint well, known remedy for
weak slotuaoliH. Fifty years has seen
no Change lu it. While many Imiiu.
lions havo risen and fallen, this ex
cellent medicine has teiiialtud un
changed and as acure lor Indigestion,
constipation, djaiepsda and bilious
ness, it is urn quailed. Hjn that our
private revenue stamp covers t lie neck
of the bottle.
V'lll he n-i'.-il in lis nnt urn. ilutlwj
and )'t:r tjlitoutntv--, ht'iiitnclie and
ctuisi Ip.itiim bu curt U you tako
Hoosi Piffts'
Sold by all ilruggtsts. 23 cent.
This Week
ii
life Offsr Several
Mens Cftiits
mid Vosts
YOUK CHOK'K for$i.rU.
t On display in Cloth! .y window.
5 H Friendly
EUGENE,
Mail onlors promptly lUtomkxi to.
vjsv.
ANNUAL INSTITUTE
Lane County Teachers at Train
ing School.
PROFIT .tC SESSION.
The Lane County Teachers' Annual
lustiiuteopened this morning in the
circuit court room of the court h nne.
under auspices which augur well for it
succors I'iie iiiHliliiteopeiied Willi an
attendance of about tW, which will be
considerably augmented tbls eveulng
aud tomorrow. The institute will be
lu session July 30. al and August 1,2
and 3, and as a iraiuiug scnoul to
ieacheie will prove of incalculable val
ue.
The Instructors are: Professor C W
Durrette, of Ml Tabor schools, Port
land, Professor D A Grout, principal
Park slnet school, Portland, aud Pro
fessor E E Orion, principal of Oeary
school, Eugene. This is the third year
that l'rofesaor Durretielius acted as In
structor of I lie L id couuty iustiluie,
and In? grows mire popular W illi each
visit. His work is thorough and sys
tematic, aud always has good lesults.
The other instructors are among the
best known educators In the stale
Superintendent W M Miller gives
close attention to iualitute work, which
probably accounts for the success of the
meetings under his supervision.
Following is the routine of dally
work during the session:
PUUGKAM OF DAILY EXKKC1SES.
F1HRT DIVISION FOBENOON.
0.00 Hinging Institute.
0:10 Heading Prof. Durrette.
V.W Grammar (3days) Prof Grout.
10:10 Oregon bchool La Kupt.
Miller.
XteeessH.
10:50 Written Arithmetic, (3 duys)
Prof. Orton.
11:20: Ptiyalology Prof. Griut
11:611 General Discussion Institute.
lult rmissiou.
AhTBIlNIHlN.
Kin
1.40
re.it.
2:lii
iM
Ol'lell.
H:o
3:16
Singing i nstlliile.
Civil Goveriiuitt't I'rof. D,n
Hi ornpliy - Pri'f lliou .
U ri Histoiy. (.1 Uuy
P.ol
Litelu-Ule 1'roi'.
iJ.CU.-l"ll I I-:
Uil
l.ll
sKUnMI I'lVltloN.
KuKI-:voll.
rilolli I Hi.) lUile.
II. i ill
:1U Xleiii.linj I'n
ll:4'l (i, i e ul llisii
li);lll () eiioo Seho
I. U..rieito
f., I'rnt Dtii:eite !
i 1. 1, w - ruip; At ii
lei.
11 c, as.
10:50 .vivitl.ii Aiitliioetlo
I'lol.
Groii'.
ll:2o Algebra P. of. O. O i.
11:50 Ueueial Dncus..ioii Iiistituie
lilleiilitssion.
A K I'KKNOON.
1:30
1:40
Hinging Institute.
Civil Government Prof. Dur-
retle.
2:10 Geography
Prof. Grout.
Recess.
2:45 U 8 History,
Orton.
(S days) Prof.
fall-Paper
Harness and Saddles
PRESTON & HALES
Iawvo onleni fi.rliouno pulnttna?.
n U M McClUDY
1
Lines Of
H
m
H
anil Mohairs.
a
9
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n
OREGON.
Faint;
ijl Wterature Pror. Piirreire.
8.45 General Discussion Inifule.
NOTES.
Tue .-ctiire bv Prof s-or Dur etu
tomorrow night wi I oe on the mi j ol.
"Habit iu Education."
Hupl. J. H. Ackerman will -.ik in
the teachers i'ue-day afternoon on
"New Schoil Iteginter."
Piesi.li lll Htrolig will address Ihe
lutlitiite Wednesday at 2 o'clm k. E.
cSchwjiziehild Thur-day at i o'clock
Prof. Durrette will hcture Tu.sday
evening, July .11. Hiate Mip'.J. H.
A'i.eniiun U'edliebilay iveullig, All-gu-t
U. Henator B. K Mulkey lliurs
day evening, August ud.
Mpccial musical programs, consisting
of vocal and iostrumenlal selections,
will bt given Tuesday, Wednesday aud
Thursday afternoon.
Each of the Instructors will give two
talks on school manngeineut during
the institute.
1 he exercises and leotures will be
held In the courthouse. The public
cordially luvited to atterid the day tea
slons aud evening lectures of the ins'i
tute.
Hotel Arriv
HOKFJIA
E F Mitchell, 8PB11
Tom Mitchell, 8 P It
J W Tbompson, 8 P Ii
John Palmer, 8 P Ii It
DA Graut, Portland
C E Stanton, U of O
G A Taylor, Portland
W G Allen and wf, 8leui
G W Thompson and wf, Portland
H Mullun, Portlaud
A Fitzpalrick, Portland
G L Larimer, Springfield
E Credes, Gold Hill
Miss Bently.hjalem
B A vVashburtie aud wf, Springfield
J H Burgard and wf, Springfield
Mrs J 8 Clark, SpiingHeld
TJ Hayes, Springfield
8 L Moorbeail, Junction
K G G reeve, St Paul
D Gaby aud wf, McMlnuvllle
KUCIENB.
J B Keeney, Brownsville
At K 'i'lininpsnn, Brownsville
T E Coin or, HPRR
T M Orvall, Portland
.1 H Ki ee' , -:i 1 1.
J 'hit AO.Iiwin, Ijoisne
K 1UI-. lla:
(Jeo Sovetns. Junction
McK iilifiit . I', re hi (I
Alex P 'kIi, Hohemla
M it P !, Wi-
'I'll Ii. I) ,ri , rti ir.aw
H A linn1 nr. Si-, in w
l il 11 oil.. It .,ei.irg
A E .!. p;i, n, dakla ', I'al
J Ii !' i i i:, r, l,'uiigi. Grove
A a li. -.-v, p.ir laud v
A !' Hi i. , ll .i. ,
Soci.il.
I liu L niios and Kuiiiiils
.Mncctiei s will yive a sooiil
of the
the
Odd Kejlowe Temple, .Monday evening
July 3 I. All ii.eiubera of lioth the L O
f M aud K O T M arecordially luvited
to attend.
Committee
Call for Warrants.
All outstanding city warrants to and
Including No 205 of 1890 Issue will be
paid ou presentation at my office July
.id, 1000. Xuterest will oaee after that
date. Uko F Craw, City Tree.
Dated July 28, 191)0.
OASTOniA.
Bn tbe The Kind You Han Always Bought
Bignstnre -a yV,
of
Bids Wanted.
I'lans aud spectncatlons for second
story of my brick building are cow
ready for inspection ol bidders.
All bids must be in by Aunust 4.
F. L. ( IIAJIKKHS.
Picnic on the Siuslaw.
A plctiio will be held at Triangle
Lake, August 2 to 15. . August 3 a
dance will be given at the hall August
S a match game of baseball.
Fruit Wanted.
Cash
paid for
ears, apples aud
I. M Francis,
plums.
Kugeue, rir.
Wantkh. A lent tir
three weeks.
Apply at A E Wheeler.
J. W. KAYS FURNITUfit CO
tMSAlntRS and FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Id Oiiiren
M.uiy children look too
old for their years. They
go about wnii thin laces and
sober manners not in kee
in ' wttli ;. ! list childhood
It' it's your boy or girl, give
'Twill fill out the hollow
places, increase ihe weight,
and bring a healthy color
to the checks. The im
provement continues long
after they cease using the
Emulsion. CJet Scott's.
$COt 1 A Hi iW Mi. Ktw Yl t.
Hams,
'Sides,
Breakfast Baeon,
Pienie Hams.
On alu at all grocery stores.
Call for Gray & Son's lard. None better.
F. C. Potts
Dealer
.STATE ImORMAL SCHOOL.
Monmouth, Oregon.
Everyone who has Stock or keeps a Cow, needs .
Galloway's Waste
Proof Feed Boxes
FOR FEEDING STOCK
HAY OR GRAIN.
Rprniicp IT 13 A '" saver
aw wwm thfr IK itrai'tinnllv '(s U' A
r , "
mJ,
easily moved.
. . . no
IA alnol, ,nn ... .1 . ..'ll
device. 1 r"1 an" 'nuKt 1 :oa ' V JSMENT to u.e than any othsr fefdisg
tom.keLT, P""1"" Itet.IiltiHT
ch lt?Kh SmZ. no n Jiil .t 'l'l'8- A Ut ith "" ,l,i''tion, for maklng'aeeomi-nlM
Pauatif C.n'Tl'oinrOrP.T',! "" "'- FUANK ALLOl'AV,
L. E. HOOVER, Medford, Or.
TriS r n f . , , . Aent ",r "re, W ashington, Idsho and Montana.
OfcB Intrinrrers will be prosecuted.
Bomb TRnur Hanging ou the w II
ot X-rltsell'a hog Vubm Ho'el at Mc
Keuzie Bridge are tracings ot tmut
oauiiht recently l,y Eugene people.
VVietar JobnKin liasaGJ pound Xlolly
Varden, I, neth 24 liiet.es, and a 83 Inch
Dnl'y, welirln 13 pounds, I,, bi, Crelit.
lvaner lombs has a hand.-nme
Inch, a pound reds de.
I
CASTorti AT."
Bosn th Ihe Kind Yon Ham Always Bought
Notice of Final!
iettlement.
D cissed, L.,,
Elate of II c Huston,
fonnty. Orient,.
Notice :i, h,.r,,r ei,on
Unsti.n, ixerutrii c I n
nrr titiitl iirc Mini, tor s- f
'ale. sil l Sloml tle ;ir,'j
bir, linn. , ,. i, ,,, ,
sfternnon of mi.l ,lv, i.
iei rl ihe ii.J0, i ' :. i
ibi r.j.iis a
e-lste, hi!,,i
l''iii r.f j
''' ol .S,.i.i,,.
; o'l'lnik in i h.
"""i hr or
""t 'rharins
of nl i..,,.,.. . . . ' '
011I l , ii,,.,, f ..;
"ii for ihe
I.illLV.r ATOX.
.'Mom,,. A'"'-tri,i
SMOKED BY
GRAY & SON.
in
Tobaccos & Cigars.
S& Manufacturer'
" RUNNING UP A BIG BILL
For doctor' fees Wouldn't be
necestary, when yon are at
tacked with colds at this aea
son of the year, if you would
keep a bottle of our pure and
liich grade Cyius ISuble
Vv Inskey in jour house anil
then take it in the form of
teddy, or Be j i ur taste lio
tates, at bedtime ur any other
old time. There is nothing
like it for colds, Iji Uripiie or
kindred ailments.
W fll. Renshaoi
Fall term opens September 18th.
1 he students of the Normal School are pre
pared to take the State Certificate imjQfl.
il x.My on graduation.
! uduates readily secure (rood position.
Kxpriwe of year from 8120 to SlfiO.
rong Academic and Professional Couimi.
ew al department in maunal tninfoir
' v'e-1 equipjwd training department.
r catalogue containing full announce
in ntH, addrtws
W. A. WANN,
See. of Faculty.
As the f.K.d is all consumed within the boi,
i W
i",ST ...
tie
co-t. about on. cent for eMh
ui.Aftl nn srrtinv. ilMral.la
-".w,
self supporting suit
EUGENE STEAM OlfEINS
,ND GLEANINB WBRKS....
West Blfthth Street
neardteam Laundry.
CHRIS MA! X, Jr., Proprietor.
r.jrjoir'1s e'eaned, colored and repaired.
w!t V.; Tln"iii8 rumored to morislnal color to
look like ew. Kstl.ctlon guarinlecd. Work
called for and delivered.
Telephons- Msclc '.
Eugene Livery f.nd Feed Stables
WEST EROS, Props.
New Rigs
New Harness,
Competent Drivers
Humes hoarded by day or month.
tithes
Ciiroer
VI11U,. .. , ,. pt,rlDl.'s
"uli nnu j t
i Streets,
Tslsphona Main 9J.
Pleasure
Galore...
Awaits all who rids in our bnxPif
or ,..rrves huh have vpriff
' "-'"as ri h ami elecaattria.miai.-s
prin, that make Ihe rriitinn of
vl nle almost Iniprereptibls to the
-Miiainta and Ihihten the taekof
the hor.es. In inch turnnnt every
'Invs h 10 annr mil" "f joydil
ieTalion. f-to.no to i;S.'U
ttieu at
F L CHAHBERS