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Daily Eugene Guard TUESDAY JULY 81 All Popular I3rands of CIGARS FOB SALE AT Julius Goldsmith's Telephone, No. Main New Ads Today. F. E Dunn. Ax Billy. BREVITIES. A pleasant day. Last day of July. 421 Rambler riders. Brick masons buay. Farmers busy harvesting. Rentable dwellings scarce. 188 Ramblers sold this year. Considerable breeze today. Commissioners court next week. Cold drinks In demand these days. The Lane county tax Is delinquent. Dr Lowe, optician, with J H Luckey Fly screens & doors at F L Chambers. Guaranteed blcyole repairing, Mo- Clanahan. Hotel men say that trade kreps up splendidly. A traveling Belgian hare man Is do. lng the city. Wolff American bloyclea. W Kuykendall, agent. Latest Improved refrigerators at J W Keys Furniture Co. Buy a Cresoent and yon are sure of a good set of tires. Wntfs moved his safe In his new quarters I Ills f"renonn. Wo'f American High Art cycles. W A KlJYKKNDALI,, Agent. Bicycles $20 to $60. McOlanahan. M O Warner tunea pianos and organs, Repairing and polishing, Wolf American hlcyolea. W A KUYKKNDAI.T., Agent. - One sennnd. hand refrigerator at a bargain. J W Kays Furniture Co. W R Walker Is spraying the Camp bell-Walker hoypard at Judklnt1 Point. I am working again In Odd Fellows oemelery. Any person wishing work don will pleas address or nail upon J L Lombard, Ktigeno, ''he Maonnbee social last night In (hid F"llows temple was a very enjny ahle aflalr. A delicious luncheon wss served. We bava received from the Ht Louis Button Co samples ol Bryan and Hlevenson campaign buttons. 'I hey are quite handsome. Mrs Ll I lie E Porter-Forbes died at Bhedd. Lnn county, last week, from oonsumptlon. Hhe was a graduate of the University of Oregon. 123 Cresoent bloyolo sold this yesr, What stronger terms can be applied In popularity and actual satisfaction. L Chambers has plenty more of them A few acnudhand ladles hleyoles cheap at F L Chambera. Wolf American bloyoles. Guarantee never runs out. W A Kuykkndali,, Agent. An Albany dlapa'oh says owners of steam threshing ouint In that coun ty are ahloplng their maohinery to Idaho, not considering the orop In that county worth working on. James Howard preaohed last Kun- day at Central school house, Bpeuoer preclnot, to a large audience. A lunch dinner was provided for the orowd on the grounds adjaoeut to the school house. Experience la the best teacher. Use Acker's English Remedy in any oase of coughs, oolds or croup. Hhould It ran to give immediate relief money re uonou. zo cut anu ou oia, rat sale n W L DeLano Monday's Albany Democrat: Mr A Hansou, former Albany tailor, who has been residing In prlnevllle for several year, has been In the city on bis way to Eugene, where ha Intends to looate. Aioauy Democrat: rvnrn a man gets as low as It la possible for any oue to get be sets fire to soma building Eugene and Lebanon have their fire bugs. The old punishment of hauglng for arson waa none too severe. Ladies. WISHING Sorosis Shoes I'loaso call buforo 6 p. in., as our store will closo at that hour, EXCEPT SATURDAYS rt,. Gillie Dealer in Fashionable Footwear Notice of Sale. The stock of merchandise of A. V. Peters, deceased amounting to about $0,000 lias been ap;rai.sed at GO per cent by the appraisers. 1 will sell the same at at privato sale for cash. The inventory is in the hands of tho administrator who invites bidders and will take pleasuro in showing the same to per sons who may wish to pur chase. GEO. B. DORMS, Administrator. DANISH COLONY. Rev. Hansen Says It Is Certain of Success. Rev PLC Hansen and EL Thomp son, of Portland, promoters of the forthcoming Danish colony, arrived in Eugene last evening. The gentlemen to our knowledge paid up for one tract of land they bad contracted for. While here they also expect to contract for other lauds. Rev Hannen says the Danes are taking hold of the colony plan In large numbers. Hotel Arriv, HOFFMAN MBixby, Bait Lake City W I t'olemani Coyote J J Peplot, Leaburg W R Prise and wr, 8 F Geo H Kelly and wf, Wendllng A Ingermau, Portland K Dixon, Roseburg Flu Gibbon, Portland Lawrence, Portland G N Powell, Isabel J THalr, Wendllng MoKnlght, Portland John Parmer, BP R R A Hertiuman, B P R R J W Thompson O E Inula, Cottage Grove J MoCarthy, B F Irene Calllsou, Jasper Lena Callllsou, Jasper Dr Uglesby, Junction HB Murch, Coburg A Btovenson, Portland J H Aokerman, Halem A W Drunimnud. H F C K Mleveus, Portland H Kling, Heatlle D 10 Taylor, Hcallle. KUOENK. B Lander, Wendllng J W Morn, llulo Harry Urlslow, O ttage Grove R (' IDilwards, Lowell J t'HHtcel, Bttgliiuw M K Edwards, Lowell J E Mmlesi-ii, Wendllng J T llulr, Wendllng E lj Thompson, Portland L U Hansen, Portland ,1 O Kllcsliiuuons, H F SV I) Marshull, Urusa Valley D Klulgtlny, Arllugmii Wants Prunes and I'cars. T N Hvgur will buy a few oara of gnen Italian prunes and llarlletl pears for Ills Eastern house at from $12 to $15 per ton. It Is safe to myitis heller than to dry. TiiHKMHiNu Output. The Bteveim Armltage threshing maclilne reporls that fall wheat la averaging 10 to 12 bushels to tbe acre while oals are going 16 bushels. Ophls llonnelt had a field of 20 acres that went 16 bushels to the acre: Wamiiinoton Bhinui.es. 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. EllOKNK LllMnKR CO. Dikd. Miss Anna Midgley dlrd at Halein today. The remains will be brought to Eugene for interment. CASTOR I A for Infant and Children. Till Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Blgrature of Every One a Bargain 16 lb Dry Granulated sugar $1 00 8 n ii Gold dust !n Armours washing powder 16 psgs Arm A Hammer soda... ih " " " " in bulk if, I Large bottle good ealsup In 1 Large Inula aiiimnula 10 1 I.srge Isittle blulns In t Itotlls Kleti'liern seiiulne can. Ions.... y, I pkg Arhticklrs vlte 6 S spool Metric, thread "A 1 Lare plug ol rwlng l'baYs.. SO j 1 Plug star lobaroo 4.S : Hopping hat 6 , card, I dot hat plus S ; .Ax Billy... BLUE RIVER MIXES. Tbe Lucky Boy Short of Water Tlie New Saw Mill. George Fisher is home from the Blue River mines again, having arrived last iveiiliig. He says pronectrr are mining Into the mines daily, and much work is being done in develop ing the diflereut claims. The Lucky Hoy Is now short of water and therefore Is uuablu to run inly five stamps about one-half the 'Ime. They are pitting In a water pipe that will tap a small stream and n large aprlug. This will give them water to run their ten stamps contin uously. They also have a force of men buildlog their new saw nil!l. The boiler was to be started to the location this morning fiom Hpaik'a place. Oueof the miners had a few thou sand teet of lumber hauled to bis claim, It cost him $S0 per 1000 feet. Dr Candlsnl'sfi -stamp mill will soon startup. It Is on the White ledge, which is a very rich one. Everybody Is in favor of the propoed road improvement. Tie British Soldier. It is said, that the British soldier wears such tight clothing that his In ternal organs are often seriously In jured. Then when on the maroli his chest is oom pressed by the weight of knapsaok, canteen, great coat and heavy cartridge belt. Usually the stnmaih Is the first organ to sutler from over-taxing of any nature. Over, work, abuse, neglect or Improper food is bound to produce dyspepsia and lis attendant evils. For any disorder of the digestive organs Hnstetter's Stom ach Bitters should be taken. This fa mous medicine will cure all ailments of the stomach. Try It forconstlpa tlon, Indigestion, flatulency, dyspep- sla, nervousness and Insomnia. It makes the weak strong, and an occa sional dose will keep the bowels regu lar. Ice Cream and Music. The ladles of the W R P L will serve Ice cream and cake in I he purlf Friday evening, the proceeds to go toward the Monument Fund. The band will give a concert that evening and everyone should avail, themselves of a pleuaant evening and asplst a worthy purpose. Every member of the W HPL expected to be at the park Friday ai 8 p in to assist In ilucurallnus and arraiigemeiils. By order of the President. TilhKSi'.KKB 't ile proprietors of tho mrge winu siucKiug uirenheih are against threshing at old rates. They want tho farmer to pay all running expenses and I hen allow them $16 or $-0 per day for the use of the maehln ery. " The Lr.borer is Worthy qf His Hire.'' But a wage-earner can gel more for his personal ser vices if in strong and vigorous health. The blood is the life-giving and strength-making pjrt of the system. If it is p vc, a ll is well; if not, it six-::! J be purified with Hc-:::i 's Sarsaparilla, which makes the weak strong. Cnn f..U " K'Vj llred out, h.id no 7'r: u':'i' took KxJ'l Sursjtpjrill. Jt t'ir.i? Mir r...v'if up And I cjw eat heirh By." BU tf. lUger, Alhol. JI.'jm. IliMMl't l'llli cms llvsrlllii ths nnnrrluitits snit only ralhmlls to tsha with HihuT Sr,aifcrtll" This Week s We Offer Several M n 3 4 U Frcni'li Flannels N and W KlXUILAli l'UICE $o.W, YOl'U CllOlCK for $2.ru. 4 On display in Clothfc g window.- 5 H Friendly EUGENE. f..,l .1.. .... ... ..mil utui'is iUIIIillV iitit'iuieu U). SetiOHUL, Jerry Roam, of Albaiiy, is iu the my Edls Matlock is nlsiul the streels again. DrC W Lowe wont mirth on loduy's train. O Ward left for his home at The Dalles today. E F Hunnlcut is ! me fiom Koe burg again. E L Thompson i lurced to Portland litis afu-rnooii. Prof E 11 McElroy went to his Mon roe farm today. A A Arnold aud family of Wiscon sin are liele to locate. Mrs II A Hchwering has started home from Atkinson. Net'. Misses Edith and Maude Kerns ar rived home tills afternoon. Rev T B Ford's family is taking an outing on the McKenzte. V L Krlstow, a Bodaville merchant, was In Eugene yesterday. B n Lurch, a Cottage Grove mer caant, was in the city today. Mrs Wesley ghauiiou will leave on a visit to Xewpnit tomorrow. Harry Huff left oday for Umatill county to work in the harvest fields. H T Condon will leave for Moscuw. Idaho, tomorrow if nothing happens, Miss Liiira Tlltoo arrived home to day from a visit at Albany aud the coast. Miss Nellie Robert, of The Dalles, is visiting at the residence of Capl it Huston, tills city. Geo Park, Hugh Kenshsw, Al Montgomery and F Wald are back from Belknap springs. Wm J Clarke and wile are home from a trip to the upper Bluslaw. He says logging is active In that section. Mrs Geo W Martin, of San Jose, Cal, is visiting her father, George Peuson, of Mprluglleld. Hhe will make a stay of about six weeks. 8 Professor FL Washburn will leave tomorrow for Yaqtilua bay to Inspect tlie oyster propagation he Ib In charge of for the government. Henry and Mrs Ankeny and dim nil tors, Misses Doe, Dollle and Gladys, are exptcted to arrive home from Houthern O egou tomorrow or Thurs day. Harry aisliauer, who has been wnrkln; for several yeais for his uncles, Harry and Jake Warshauur at H iker City, arrived today and will visit vlih his fathor and brother here for a few weeks. Regent C Marx and wife returned home from Ban Francisco, after a three weekssojourn, via the steamship route aud Portland. Reueut M. while lu Ban Francisco visited the North Anterl can Barber University, of which he Is the regent from Oregon, He found Hie Institution In a prosperous oouditlon Today's Halem Htatt ennui : "LB Rowland, of Eugeue, an old time priuter and all-around newspaper mull, arrived 111 Ha'cm on Buuday, aud has accepted a position iu the median' leal department of the BUtesniau newspaper office. Mr Rowland's fam ily will move dnwn In a few weeks," Waiim in Prndi.ktom. The maxi mum temperature foi seven ilnys last week In Pendleton was: 103, 10S, 103, IX), 87, 90, OS Faints Wall-Papor Harness and Saddles PRESTON & HALES 1kto onlor forttouae pAlmlne. U M MtCRAUT Lines Of ami Mohairs. OREGON. i i . MR. WU PLEASED. He Was Positive All Along That Ministers Are Alivt. Washington. July a The t hi neae minister, Mr Wu, receiv-d the Fowler di-pan h v. lib sall-factlon, but r-friilind front any decided com unit. He siid: '1 am clwl l le t that the pttbl;0 here and in Europe has tome nes from 1VI1 In It has no possible rea-on to (Ue-llo.i. This news bearo out what I Iibvm uiaiuiained eversii ee the receipt of the Conger dispatch. The ministers alive and ihey have been aided by my government, otherwise they could ur t hav held out all this time." R gardli.g tbe report that the inluls ters were lieit'g held as hostages in Pekln, Mr Wu said It was very unlike ly. They might :potsibly be under restraint for ihelf own protection, but that was all, lie thought. In tbe present disturbed condition tbe minis ter believed this might he a wise pre caution. Court House items. Sullsfaotlon $1,600 00 Renewal 477 18 Mortgage 200 0 KRA h ESTATE TK tNSFERS John Bush to Maud J Bradley lot 13, block 8, Falnnouut; $360.00 Wm B Michael In L H Racking, 163 acre In sen 20 tp 16 B r 6 w ; $500. O i (; It Ft Co to Ma'id J Bradley, 40 scies In sec 26. tp 17. s r 1 W; $140. Rose Nettl to J Karhau aud B F MoCouega, 202.13 acres for lumbering purposes; $825 8 B Eakin, referee, to J H iVIcClung, 1.93 acres of land, Eugene Canning & Packing Co property; $4000. EB Lovelace to Frank Jordan, un divided one half Interest 11 Docia and Btale mining claims; quit claim MININQ LOCATIONS. Crystal claim, Fall Creek district; N G Hyland, locator. Crown claim, Fall Creek district, M T Crow, locator. KlondIRe claim, Fall Creek district, M T Crow, locator. Klondike claim, No 2, Fall Creek district, bas MeF:.rluttrl, loc lor. Jouilm claim No 2 Fall Creek die trict, M T Crow lora or. JtiinlioNoS Fall Cie.-k district, V G Hyland, lCHior, .liinihti No 4. Fall Cnek i kitic C Me Furlatid, locator. Jumbo No 5, Fall t "ret k district, A D H, IiiihI, locator, Juuib. No 7, Fall Opik dltriet, Geo Delp, loeat H. Daisy No 2, Fill Cteek district, M T Crow, locator. D.iisy No 3. Fall Cie. k district, Cbas McKatliiud, locator. Daisy N.i 4 Kit Creek 'llstrlet, N G Hylanti. locutur. MAItltlAOK 1.ICKNSK. D H 'yeuiass and M E Martin. Notice Will the parly who signed the postal oatd, "We are the Peonle." nlease ooine forward and state his complaint as a man, not as booby, shout slush ice being delivered. We always Iry to please everybody, at the same time it is Immaterial whether ha writes to Mr Weluhard or not. J Pehioni. 1 IIOItOUaHLY I KOOKESSIVE. J W Shumsle, the Waltervllle nieichant, oneoi me most enterprising and pro gresslvo liiisiniss men in Lane county, is one oi those who will put money back of his l tetesi in the MuKenzle road Improvement. He Informed Messrs oung aud Griffin last evenln that he would be one of those beading me list wiin iuu subscriptions. Now for a few more, and a good road. Ar Jt!8TKi. The loss of O C Zeliiler. by fire on furni ure, has been adjusted ai fi .ou. OA8TOTIIA. Ben the Kind Yon Hara lmrs Bought ItoKindYc oiuns of Bills Wanted. Pisnn slid srs cifU-allons for spcond story nf my brlrk liullilln are no resily fur luspcollnn ol bidders. All hlds Dittat he In by Aunimt 4. F. L. I'HAMIIKKS. Wantki). A tmit fur three weeks. Apply si A E Whevlrr. J. W. KAYS FURNirUflfc CO MiMLHiR. and FUNERAL DMECTari ilclpen in m In ui? oltcn lie. ml The, i you have ihcm complain oli '; nave frequently ')- lli.-y go about -. iiidifierent wav. youi Led i !:,; on t CCll'attilUltHtCrL docs grand things for such chiUrv n. It 'orinsa healthy color to t !vir cheeks, st reni h. us !,,ir nerves, and Ui t -iiii. i:i t!.c vigor that be longs to youth. All delicate children should take it. 1 -t i ..! dn-tHi. SA.OTT.A son Nh, Oou.u. N.w Ya. Niee Hams, 'Sides, Breakfast Baeon, Pienie Hams. On .ale at all grocery stores. Call for Gray & Son's lard. None better. F. C. Potts Dealer Tobaccos & Cigars. SOT Manufacturer' S$l!5 .'-)' rn'rvpien -tvv r.i -STATE NORMAL SCHOOL. Monmouth. Oregon. . 'V. Everyone who lias Slock or keeps a Cow, needs Galloway's Waste Proof Feed Boxes FOR FEEDING STOCK HAY OR GRAIN. Because A F?'"?, HA,YP-. A; t,ie fo"d ! "i withm theb o . there ih prartti'ftllv NO WASlK. S. i Z u .: 14 u.' " 1 1MKS how nin.-h ymt could unver hy umiih tliese ii,!K?'''h.byt '" ''ed f;,,,r,,""'J ""if oe time, and cost. hont noo cent for each A, ?';5t'S.f,.l,lie l1"" ' 'n 'rout of every c.w wl.en eUbled d.ci.,,,!M ' h"' C"K-A ,,Ett MoKK C0S' VESIKST I tlL tlian ay other fliog mlftt,,er5 no "' yr l.iCBlftr. unrl Two Dollan to the patent, and iiot.P.IGHT Pte,,tel ce,,.;il'i k FANK GALLOWAY, L. E. HOOVER, Medford, Or. nrSrrnf,-,, -It t t vmjon, wasmnuton, Idaho and Mmtana. Its 1 wringers will be prosecuted. Iiik lldin sua Road. Ilevlew: Osklsnd's Minlr . , rt ternilned tn (jo sltead Ri d complete their wstrmi ruad In Bohemia (1 t Stearns, E H Puiksmn i,h t..i... Freyer hav relumed (mm a ttln of in ,,iou uver me route, siid as the 01 remarss, sre "will ,..SHl nh thf trlpsod I, tld In pr:.is.f tl. rl.h mi.t e i!t. Afi.r H.-.trfiil ii..,,t., f ' iiniiDiM e.i p.r'ii.ti ,,( i e ll.dieiula waK,.n road Ih -y i,ci.ii,ii,I mat it he uiiipieien ai once." OASTOniA. Bean the 1 he Kind Voa Haw lwr jj Toitichi eloiirty. ( POU rJ.M.F.- v Caul Idle , Cheap if lakn ,t vfM J 131,1,. f ll , f Wcntlier. '1 We,l..day, p,rtlv .T.J.,.H. mm SMOKED BY GRAY & SON. in RUNNING UP A BIG BILL For doctor' fees wouldn't be necessary, when you are at tacked with colds at thia sea -bod of tbe year, if you would keep a buttle of our pure and high Rrade Cj nik oble Wbiskey io your hcuse and then take it in the form of . toddy, ora yrur laste dic tates, at bedtime ur any other old time. There is nothing like it fur cnlda, La Grippe or kindred ailments. W m. Reflshaai Full term opens September 18th. 1 heetudents of the Normal School are pre-l-Rfd tn take the State Certificate .mine d i-'iy on graduation. (i iiduaten readilv secure (food positions, K'p-nse of yearfroui $120 to 8150. rung Academic and Professional Courses. vw Apeiial department in manual training. W'oA equipped training departioent. !'r catalogue containing full announce in u U, address P. L. CAMPBELL, President. Or W. A- WANN, Sec. of Kaoulty. Ils oosr ino """ boxes. Count your csttl EUGENE STUM IHEIN'i "ND CLEANING WCRXS.... West KlRhth Street iiftti titeam Laundry. CHRIS MAr X. Jr., Proprietor. n.A2il,,."5 cle,n"1. colored snd repaired. ,Vl?k iiT Ih,ns restored to IU original oolor to look ilte new. H.ii.fnt,n r. u. called lor and deViwred. " " Telephone- Black 4113 Eugene Livery f.ntl Feed Stables WEST EROS, Prop. New Rigs New Harness, Competent Drivers 1 Ion.. I.,r,wi hy day or month. ( Hio '"'''"'"hy Sprtnus staije. Corner netie and Tcmh Streets. rf K Will. telephone Main J Pleasure Galore... vattj. all who rule ia our butnlea V ,V xi which Lav sr'rin(r I'Nt.iia that mnke the n oti..n o( ''i.l i!m.w imprrcrptihle to the HTiint dI 1 h ten the taakef he hofW- lr,.M .k - .. , mor niilea of. joyful $4aVOHlo173.fta S thrtn at i I lt"- ' 'xJkl 1 vXlLi P L CHAHBER5
