Daily Eugene Guard
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
FOR SALE AT
Julius Goldsmith's
GUARD Telephone, Do Main 191.
Kew Ads Today.
J. V. Kaufloiao.
Geo. T. Ball & Hod.
BREVITIES.
421 Kambler riders.
1M Ramblers sold toil year.
Commissioners' court tomorrow.
Dr Lowe, optician, with J 8 Luckey
Fly screens & doois at F L Chambers.
Guaranteed blcjcle repairing, M
Claoahan.
Boy a Crescent and yoo are sure of
good set of tires.
Special for Friday and Balnniay
Hklru.
J V Kaupfman.
Bicycles $20 to $-00. McClaoaban
If present oonditloua continue Ku
gene will soon have an epldemlo
building.
M u Warner tunes planus mi
organs. Bepalring and polishing,
' "Albany Democrat: Tbe areraga
fall w beit 'u tbls county will be under
ten buabels per acre.
E J Blszler. ol Portland, baa shipped
orer 2 tons of machinery to Spring.
field lor bis Blue River mines.
Wendlin has a Woodman of the
World lodge, It being Instituted by J
Hair with a charter Hat of 21 names.
The fall wheat of tbe Hodman
Lunar and Aw brey farms all averaged
bout tbe same, ten bushels to the acre,
B L Bog art, a rapl'atisl, late of
North Dakota, bas awoclated blmnelf
with J H Heck ley In the stock bu.l
nesa.
Ism working again In Odd Fellows
oemstery. Any person wishing work
aono win please address or call upon
J L Lombard, Eugene,
Wben tne thermometer was over 100
degrees above zero throughout Call
fornla it was about 72 degrees In Ore'
goo.
A ftw secondhand ladles bioyoles
heap at F L Chambers.
It If expected that tbe first train
will be run over tbe Mohawk braneh
of the 8 P 11 It to Wendllng about
August 20lb.
Charles H Dodd tbe Portland bard
ware man and McKiuley'e stump
peaking bullosas man, fass Died
petition In voluntary bankrupty. tils
liabilities far exoeed bis assets.
The New York Journal has taken a
straw vote In Ureater New York aud
figuring on tbe basis of (be returns
from It, declares that Bryan will carry
the oily by W,U80 majority.
Alabama held a atale election yester
day. Hhe went deinooratlo by 60,( 00.
Tbe demoorats made large game. The
legislature will stand about 189 demo
crats to 12 opposition.
Itev I Q Kno'ts, recently from Flor
ence, Lane county, has been appointed
the Sunday school missionary of the
Southern Oregon Presbytery, and v. Ill
make bis borne In Grant. Pass.
Tbt ladles of Ht Mary's Guild will
meet Wednesdsy afternoon at
o'clock at tbe home of Miss Belle
Brown, 8tb and Chernellon streets.
Mhs Primtick, Secretary.
Aehhnd Tldlnga; Earl Abbett, eon
or Iter and Mrs J T Abbett, who la
employed by the N P Co. at rjpokane,
weD, arrived In Ashland Friday,
and will spend a month with his
parent In Ashland.
During the civil war as well as in ou
late war with Spain diarrhoea was one
of the most troublesome diseases tbe
army had to oontsud with. In many
Instauoe It became ohronlo and the
old soldiers still suffer from Ik Mr
David Taylor, of Wind Ridge, Greene
Co, Pa., la one of these. He uses
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy and says be has never
feuod anything that would give him
such quick relief. It Is for sale by W
h DeLano.
Tbe Northwestern Lumber Com-
pampany.of Hoqulam, Washington,
has Jast completed a new band mill
costing 110,000. The will will carry a
saw 14 Inches wide and OS fret long,
wblub will make a out up to 84 Inches
against 60 Inches, the outside capacity
vi tne oirouiars.
There Is more catarrh In this section
of tbe country than all other diseases
put together, and until tbe last few
years was supposed to be Incurable
For a great many years doctors pro
nooooed It a local disease, and pre-
orioeu local remedies, and by con
stantly falling to cuts with local treat
ment, pronouuoed It Incurable,
Kctenee baa proven catarrh to be a
constitutional disease, and therefore
requires constitutional treatment.
Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
F I Cheney 4 Co, Toledo, Obio, la the
only oonatltutlonal cure on the mar
ket. It Is taken Internally In doses
from 10 drops to leaepoonful. It
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surface of the system. They oiler
one hundred dollars for any caa. It
falls to cure. Bend for circulars aud
testimonials.
Address, K J CiilNKY h Co, Toledn,
Ohio. Hold by druggltts, 76c.
Hall's Family Pills are tbe beat.
THE CIRCUIT COURT.
An Important Decision Awaiting
Wheat in the Black Ware
houses to tbe Farmers.
Albany Herald: In tbeTJ Black
warehouse suits, being the case of H C
Davis et al vs the Portland Flooring
Hills Company et al, Haturday in tbe
circuit court. Judge Boiae reouered a
decltlon in favor ol tbe plaintiffs. Tbe
effect of the decision ia to award tbe
grain In the warebouaeato the farmers,
and that those who boy wheat in a
warehouse must know that tbe ware
houseman bas authority to sell it, and
that tbe risk Is run by the buyer and
not the slorer of wheat.
Tbe decision Is agalnat tbe Portland
Flouring Mills Co for 9206 buabels al
49 cents and agslust the Halem Floor
ing Mills Co for 3977 buabels at 49
cents. Tbe wheat stored In tbe Derry
warehouse and sold to Balfour, Gutbrle
k Co was by stipulation not made a
fart of tbe case. Tbe counter claim
of tbe Portland Flouring Mills Co for
J5CW5 and of tbe Halem Flouring Mills
Co for $2110 fur money advanced to T
J Black were not allowed.
Tbe case will no doubt be appealed
to tbe supreme court for a final decis
ion.
Company C. Orders.
AX ALBANY FISHERMAN.
Formerly a
Resident
City.
of This
Co C, 4th Regt, UNO will assemble
at tbe armory at 0:30 o'clock Saturday
evening, Augnat II, 1000, for practice
march. Every man will provide him
self with one day's ration.
John M Williams,
Captain Commanding.
Chance to Buy a Home.
A 9 -room house, barn, outbulldlnga
and two full lota In best residence sec
tion of Eugene for sale at a bargain If
taken within 30 daya. Beatcbanoeof
the year. Address Lock Box No. 866,
Kugene JDrerfoo.
Notice.
Tbe publlo schools will commenoe
Bept 24. Teachers are requested to call
al my office and sign their oontraota as
oon aaconvenleuU
Dated Auguat 4, 1900.
Gko K Chaw, Clerk.
For Sale.
Gentle family bone. Handsome
for a and color, and medium size.
Harness and covered roomy buggy,
obeap. Enquire at
Uoahd Office.
Weather.
Tonight and Wednesday: Fair;
warmer Wednesday.
Bkals,
A Qukkk Cahk. Today's Halem
Htateauian: B W McDowell, who died
in this city on Bulurdny last, waaa
well-kuowu character lu Oregon for
many yeara. He will be remembered
as tho Doctor McDowell alio made
himself untorloua aa a aelf-natned
candidate for varlnua offices, and then
Instituted content lo rslBblish hla title
thereto. One ot the last sod most
notable ol I best- In 1H88, when he
printed tickets for hi no-elf aa Pre.l
detitlal K'eotor and forwarded re
urna and ilocun enta to Washington
(Maiming lo be the only legally chosen
piealdentlal elector. When C W Ful
ton carried tliu vote of Oregon back to
the Electoral College, In Feoruary
IfvSfl, he was confronted with the doc
tor's olaims, and there was considera
ble trouble In getting rid of tbeui, In
1891 the doctor waa committed to the
asylum from Portland. He bad lived
In Halem several years.
Toledo, LIdcoIu county. Leader: E
L King, of Albany, an efficient em
ploye of tbe Postal Telegraph Com
pany, aceoiopauied W H buoy aDd
Attorney Bawains oo a fishing expe
dition to Drift creek last Friday. Tbe
young man proved to be a full-blown
tenderfoot, shook hla companions early
next morning, without tbelr know
ledge or consent and returned to To
ledo. He couldn't stand the brush,
tbe precipitous banks, the rough
stones, the cold water so be couldn't
and be would rather be with his best
girl, strolling on the beach at New
port so be would sod he reached
Toledo in time to connect with the
train for Yaqulna, and tbe steamer
Rlcbardaon carried bim to the resort
oity and tbe one wbom he loves bet
ter than flak. Messrs Buoy and Haw
kins wers very successful, returning
wltb trout enough to supply tbe town.
Tbey will remove the brush from a
good fiablog spot on tbe banks of Drift
creek, sow it to blue grass, put up a
nloe hammock, and Invite Mr King to
accompany tbem again next season.
party la
Tb Hommervllle-Ownes
back from the mountains.
Tbe floor on the second story o1
the new bank bulldlug Is being laid
today.
ine ueaiiiooa between the mayor
and oity couuoll of The Dalles has
been broken by the appointment and
confirmation of T J Drlvor, ex sheriff,
as marshal.
John G Wooley, the prohibition
nominee for president, will apeak In
Portland, on Hept 6, the. only Oregon
oily he will atop at, goluir from there
directly to Hanraiiieiitti.
President Frank Hlrong will address
the PatillloCoaKt inilttute for Indian
eochoole nf all lb Paclllo alone, on
Augual lAtht and Pro I K II MnKlmy
also addreewa the Institute Auguat Istb
at 8:80 p m.
Every One
a Bargain
16 lb Dry Granulated sugar 11 00
pkg Oold dual. 20
Armours washing powder IS
pkga Arm h Hammer soda.. V
bulk 85
Large bottle good catsup 10
Large bottle sutiuonla 10
Large bottle bluing lo
Bottle Fletchers genuine can
tor I a 25
pkg Arbitrate oltce 0
spools Merrlek thread 25
1-arue plug cl ewing lotmcoo.. V0
Plug atar tobacco 45
Hopping hate. ,, 4
card, I dot bat pins t
sss Ax Billy...
Charles Holt
Coroner G W Griffin and Dr W L
Cheshire arrived home late last night
from Wendllng where they went to
Investigate tbe death of youug Charles
Holt, tbe 16-year-old boy found dead
uader a sled be bad been hauling
water on for the Booth, Kelly A, Com.
pany mill. It appeared to have been
purely accidental and the following
Jury summoned by the coroner brought
la a verdict to tbat effect: J V Moor
bead, J T Hair, L W Kaufiman, E M
Lance, W Pennington and L Weutz.
The body of tbe boy was brought to
Eugene by F F Hubbard, Wm Foster,
M B Wood and Wm Duryee, employees
of the mill, and taken to Hsrrlsburg
on tbe 1.-O0 train today. The funeral
will occur at the Muddy cemetery to
morrow. Dr Smith and wife and H
wiioox and wife, tbe ladles being
sisters of tho Holt boy, accompanied
the remain, to Harrlaburg from this
point.
To Inspect Routeb. Salem States
man: "Postmaster, Edward Hlrsch
yesterday received a letter from H J
Ormaby, postal Inspector for the Rural
Mall routes, to the effect Unit the
writer would stare from bis home In
Great Falla, Wisconsin, for tbe orar,
here to luapeot a number of new rou'e.
He will first stop at Bolae, Idaho, where
a couple of routes have to be inspected ;
be will next go to North Yakima, aud
Fraewaler, Washington, and to Greab-
am, Oregon, after which he will come
to Halem, and begin the nctlvo work of
inspecting mid arranging the mail
rouleaout of Halem." ff anvthlnir in
done nt Eucene It should h ,1.0.0
llhout delay. The limn 1. short..
eiasoaau
Jerry Ream, of Albany, is In the
city.
J W Baker, of Cotf-e Grove, Is in
tb. city.
Miss Llllis Canter, of Harrlaburg, is
visiting in Eugene.
R A Booth came down from Hag-'
inaw thia af.ernoou. 1
Mr and Mra C C Matlock and Frank
eolith are borne fn.ji (Mell Lake.
Mrs Wm Goorff nature Is home from
a viait witii her ..( at r. alike
Idaho.
E P McCornack, a Salem capitaliat,
Is vlcitiug relatives and friends in
Eogene.
MLas) Lizzie Griffin arrived home
today from a njontb at tbe cH and
Curve. 1 1 is.
H B Dana, traveling paasenger
agent of tbe Canadian Pacific Rail
way, waa iu Eugene today.
B J Jennicga, of Cottage Grove, one
of the ownera oi the famous Helena
mine, BoLenila, Is In the city.
Mrs Geo S Roudebusb, of Seattle,
arrived last night to viait ber fatbet,
Hon J D Matlock and otber relatives.
Mrs Dora Coirawell and Mra Daniel
Busey, of Linn county, visited relatives
and frlendi lo Eugene and vlclni'y
today.
RtvPLC Hansen and family are
In tbe oity. Mr Hansen is the general
sgeut of tbe Danish colony soon to
locate In tbla county.
J P Jones, S P traveling agent,
passed tbrougb today south. He ia
arranging for excuraiona to tbe Elks'
Carnival at Portland next month.
Medford Mall: Mrs J L McKlnuey
and daughter, Mias Lulu, of Cottage
Grove, Oregon, are visiting Wm Clark
and family for a montb or more, Mra
McKlnuey ia the mother of Mrs Clark
and a sister of United States Land
Commissioner Hermann,
Gold! Gold! Gold!
The latest El Dorado la reported to
be on on Nome City beach, Alaska.
Thousands of people are baatei.lng
there, many of wbom will return
broken In health. Of what avail is
gold when bealtb Is gone? Guard your
health with the beet of all medicinei
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, and you
will alwas have true wealth. Tbe
Bitters are for people who have abused
their stomachs, or are naturally weak.
It will regulate Ihe bowels, ulr up 'he
liver, Invigorate the kidneys, and ab
solutely cure Indigestion, constlrmlion,
malaria, chills and fever. Jt la a
natural tonic absolutely free from
dangeroua narcotics. It should be
takeu to protect the M'siem from chills
and fever and malsrlnl attacks. It's a
good medicine to keep on hand.
"Want of Watchfulness
Makes the Thu f."
Many cases of poor health
come from want of watchful
ness, hut tf you keep your
blood pure no thief can steal
your health. The one effec
tive, natural blood purifier is
Hood' s Sarsaparilta.
Disordered Bood-"My father Ha
long ken trcuUedvxthdlsordered blood Ar.d
vxth Uck. Hood's StrsprilU made
hm strong and hetlthyt he works every
Uy." A. S. Wykts. S. EAiton. T.
Humor" When 1 nerd A blood part,
fier I take Hood's SamadaWBa. Jt cared
my humor And Is excellent as A nerve
Ionic." Josk Elton. StAf ford Springs. O.
AVoodoock's Crop A C Woodcock,
the lawyer farmer, bsi Just completed
the threshing of his fall (jrain He
had III 120 acres and 1: ylcloed a little
over 12J bushels to Hie acre. T.iia la
one of the beet fields yet heard from.
He also has about lot) aoreH in sprli g
grain, that will not bo threshed yet
inr several uays.
HARRY MILLER IX CHINA.
Could Not Reach His Post at
Chung Kiang On His Way
to Shanghai.
fortland Telegram, Aorust tf.
Harry ;B Miller, consul to Chung
Kiacg, I biua. baa not arrived at bis
poet, Mrs Miller, now at Tioa, re
ceived a letter from ber husband a few
days ago. He stated 10 the letter that
Nagasaki waa crowded witn fugitives
and families of foreigners and uwrisu
leaving the flowery kingdom as rap
Idly aa possible and gathering at Na
gasaki. Consul Miller wrote that be waa
then on bis way to Shanghai,
where be would receive instructions as
to bis futnre course of action until tbe
present trouble ended. In tbe letter
tbe writer did not enter into details of
tbe situation as be found it, merely
generalizing and saying tbat tb. refu
gees told borrowing stones of Chinese
cruelty. Mr Miller's daughter, Laura,
accompanying bim, ia wltb tbe fami
lies of some American officers.
Junction City News.
Juhction City, Aug. 6. J A Bush
nell has received at bis warehouse,
from Portland, 10,000 wheat saoka. He
Is getting ready for tbe new grain. He
was the first to abip new grain from
Junction to Portland, last Tuesday
sending several care.
DIVIDEND DECLAHED.
In the .famous Clow milling case, W
C Waahburne, caabier of tbe Farmers'
and Merchants' Bank, receiver, a first
dividend of 14 cents per bushel bas
been declared and is now being paid
on storage receipts. Negotiations are
now under way with the plaintiffs iu
tbe suit whereby tbe people holding
exchange receipts can come in for a
share in the distribution of money re
ceived from tbe sale of wheat. Tbe
exchange receipts are numerous and
held mostly by the poorer claaa of
farmers, who bad stored enough wheat
to run them In flour until the next
harvest.
TRANSFER OF MILLINERY.
Mrs J A Sihbetti, who baa conducted
a millinery establishment here for a
number of years, has purchased the
millinery stock of Mra MHliorn, and ts
moving into the store occupied by tbe
latter.
REPORT CONFIRMED.
J P Milllorn received a letter today
from W U Lawrenc.;, an old resident
of this place, who is now at ( ape
Nome, Alaska, confirming tbe report
of the death of Mr Lawrence's brother,
Andrew, who waa lost off the coast of
Alaika, together with a comrade
named Speers.'
Hotel Arrivals.
Jliee
Hams,
Sides,
Breakfast Baeon,
PicDie Hams.
On Sale at all grocery stores.
Call for Gray & Son's lard.
SMOKED RV
GRAY & SON.
None better.
SMOKE,
Mount Hood
High Grade ioc Cigar
F. C. Potts
Manufacturer.
RUNNING UP A BIB BILL
For doctor' fees wouldn't be
necessary, when you an it.
tacked with colds at this m.
son oltje year, it you 0 uld
keep'abottieofour ptuiwH
"."T'1' CJ Noble
Whiskey in your home
then take it in the form of
toddy, or as your taite dio.
tates, at bedtime or any otber
like it for colds. La Grippe 0
kindred ailment.
.STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
Monmouth, Oregon.
,','f 11 te "Pons September 18th
pared to take the 8tate CertifiTib,S:
d tely on Rraduation. "rwncate Hum.
(i adnatea readilv .ecu eood positlom
hxpense nf year from 120 to $110
irong Academic and frofewional Couna
ew epecud department in maanal 2
Well equipped tnuning derlmentT
meXtT CntainiDg faU
P-L9rllPU,
W A. WANN,
Sec of Faculty.
lloori 11IU tore liver ILli) tb Bno-trrtutlns ana
liiiLHl!lJ!Lir.'''kllo.'i'i "ifrrtwrln.".
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Hays Always Bought
Bears the
Slgratnre of
Paints fall-Paper
Harness and Saddles
PRESTON & HALES
IxaveoMeri tor house palntlnr.
0 M UcCaiDY
Clearance
Sale . . .
Our entire lino of
Summer Goods
MUST HE CLOSED OUT
REGARDLESS OF COST.
Duck Skirts,
Crash Skirts,
Shirt Waists,
Lawn and Dimities
Childron'r
Hats and Bonnets.
S H Friendly
EUGENE, OREGON.
Mail orilors promptly uttomloj to.
KUGENK.
O BJHO.IH011, H(irlni;ile!d
J A Kiakely, Lowell
T J Blukely. Lowell
8 .1 Qndard, Leuhurg
J 1 h 1 McMahou, Leaburg
Ilay Littletield.Heattle
J K Alien
H B Dunn, PortlaDd
PLC ilanaeu sod family, Port laud
J A Holt, Han Joae, Cal
B Htueed, Waltervllle
M (J Mu iisdtl, Iioehurg
J W Baker, Cottage Drove
R 1 Jennings
Mrs R J Jennings 4 ch, Roaeburg
8 W Ammer, Portland
Mrs J E Blazier, Portland
Mrs E H Cnmley, Portland
HOKFMA
J T Bears, Mapletou
J K Darupier, Koteburg
J FBweet, Olympla
J D McDouald, Hosepurg
E P MoUoruack, Salem
J U Sutherland, Glentena
Miss 8 Uray, Judo Ion
BetiJ Lain, 8 F
W E Frazler, Portland
W R Hunt, 8 K
J M Bherwood, Cottage Grove
Fired. The crippled beggar waa
Bred cut of the oity this forenoon by
Marahal Bredy. The mendicant has
"worked"' Eugene at different periods
during the past 15 years, tie resides
In Polk county and is said 10 be well
to do.
ft I " 'I Ttv V-V " A" V li
Ml - t 1 , t.M TS?'l,""Tl
Everyone who has Stock or keeps a Cow, needs
Galloway's Waste-
Proof Feed Boxes
FOR FEEDING STOCK
HAY OR GRAIN.
BeCailSe J I3- A F?01?, S,Y9- A fod consumed within tat si
""J' there u pmctirallT NO WAS'lK
aui,n"illSA,YE FOTK T1ME!1 l C0ST laonessMOD. Count yourcattl
"1? ma J" ""Uld .aver by nlnK these boxes.
MMcTortf"..T . he?'!.ot. catt'" ' '. and coits about one cent for sjcb
it kBElTPlI' ritfeyp1 mw wh ""bled.
d.ri". ' CHtAI tRIMUKE CONVENIENT to use than any otlfH
tom.VeVnl!!l1"ty-MTwoDolUrato t,rt Pftas and get .RIGHT
,KlKWt i .n J'ff fr A mt with fuU diractlon. for making, aeOT
vSiSSSJtS! FRANK (fALUJ.Y.
L. E. HOOVER, Medford, Or.
rv-5rfv- -i, , "Konwor wKon, Washington, Idaho and Moatana.
IJbB Infringers will be prosecuted.
Cabin Burned J, h. Lurkev
cabin, near the Baglnaw aaw mill, waa
oumeu iaat weea. A Ore bad been set
out to ourn some slasniog by ths saw
mill hands aud it got away from them.
air L,oos:ey's damage waa alraut
n. gooa crosswalk has been built
tetween the Lane County baukoor
oer and the Matlock bjllcllru.
&IRL WANTKD.-At Mlnnpoi
Home Bakery next to Guylnrd'. muaio
store. Ionuiie atonce.
Whicli Way?
Arc the children crowinci
nicely? A little stronger
A .1
i trine
good.
5 growing
Growing
each nui !5
heavier r 1
Or is oii -t
the other a
weaker, groui.,
growing paler?
It so, you should try
Scott's EmuNiun at nn
IihxI and a
thi
nner,
'Tis both a
medicine to
children. It
grow in the
taller, stronger, healthl
Vx. "J t . ,11 SnuntMv
all delicate
makes them
right way
iar.
J. W. KAYS FURNITURE CO
EH3ALMERS and FUNERAL DIEECTOF.S
Eugene Babbitry
Cop. 11th and Hijl- Sis.
J. W. HAMBLE. Prcpnie'or,
The Hoffmac
W OZEIOLER, paorsilTM
F-UNDAY DINNER 50c
EUOENE, OREGON
WEST EROS, Props.
New Rigs
New Harness,
Competent Drivers
IUQCNE, ORtQON
. .Tl" lriift Tblirlan Vt. .i.kiu
mi l" ..?' ""L"- lt""v -'J- Ail peds-: ,onn Jrrded by day or month,
hIi'IIIT v: tio0 "arantd. !..'a!""-' l'y BMi ltas.
. . .,,,,,, JS,nk Kuireie. ""'-"" ano lenlh Streets.
i Tslspheas Mala .j.
Ct
Coraar
Ot.
rA-v.f,;1
Pleasure
Galore...
Aw.iia ,n wh0 fjde In onr bnci"
r e:riv" which have itriat
o M ..), ri h ami elf rant trinmiM
l'rir.aa that mks ths m t n "
hl i slmnt lmpiwptiblt to th
"cctinu anil lighten tha tak
hor. In auch a turnout
In ia no many nnlw of jot'"'
ixmtioD. HiOOle I17S.0U.
I'limil
F L CHAHBERS
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