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Daily Eugene Guard All Popular Brands of CIGARS KOU BALK AT Julius Goldsmith's Telephone, Ho. Main 131. BREVITIES. 421 Rambler riders. 1(0 Ramblers sold tills year. Dr Lowe, optician, with J H l.uckey Lathera are at work on the Davlea block. Guaranteed Mcyole repairing, Mo- Clanahan. The new armory building la now up one story high. There are 1 71 patients in the state asylum at Balem. Hpeclal prices on hose. K I, Chamiikhu. Circuit court In session; also nnm niNsloners court. Bicycles M to )-'il. McCluliulinn, Claude Clruv Is now night clerk at the Hotel Kugeue. It rained good showers all aroum lOimene yesterday but missed the county seal. M O Wurner tunes pianos and ..rgaus. Repairing and polishing, John Thomas, ofCroswell, vho shot lilmselr III the hand last week, was I towu lust uight, and Is getting along nicely. Dr Brown has reoured cancers from the faces of Hainucl Brown and Joh If urines, recently, and discharged them as cured. C'ooa Bay Buu: F M Mulkey, pr-iiulnem Portland atttorucy, Is 1 alarshlleld looking over (he Held with a view of locating here. I am working again 111 Odd Fellows 0,ui-tery. Auy person wishing work done will pleuso addiess or call upon J I, I.omiiakii, Kugouc. The Fourth Ucginmit hand of this city has been asked for what amount they will play at the Itosehllrg street fair, Bopt. 17, 18 and 18. Chan A Towue has withdrawn as caudidatenu the populist t cket, for vice prisldcut. Ho Is lu favor of Adliii II Bleveiiuon for the position. ('rushed rock is being liaulod on Oak strict, south of Seventh. It Is from the crusher which is now being oper- aled by Doiisnioro A (Jo, III the hill souiii or the city. It costs 80 oents per en Itlo yard dehverod. "0 second-hand buggies and car riages at F 1, Chambers'. Cottage Orovo Nugget July SO: F 8 Day, who has made iho canvass of this city and surroundings as census enumerator lua thorough and cfllolent luuuner, Is uow to dwell 111 the moun tains for a time at tho Helena mine whither he went on Thursday. Another car load of Uaoiuo buggies just received no ndvauce In price. Bee the new styles at F L Chambers'. The Albany Democrat is publishing items Iroiu old Hies of April, 1881. li has this concerning one of our promt nent oHteeni: "K It Bklpworlh has left this city. He will proualy locale somewhere in Washington Territory. Jacksonville Times: The Blerlluu mine suspended operations for tho sea son ou the lirst lust, aud its employes gave a dancing party at the school houso Friday evening. It was well attended and passed oil nicely, all en joying themselves. 1(11 Crescents sold this year in Eu genu ; 68:1 Crescent riders In and around J'.llgoiiB uow. The people now know that the Crescent bicycles stand with out the trouble of always tinkering them up. (let a Crescent aud you are always rosily to go. Ainany Democrat August 7: Capt H L Heath arrived In Albany yestor- iisy afternoon on his way to MoMlnn- vwo rrom the lllue ltlver mines, now aiirueiing considerable attention. He will return in a couple of weeks. The ten stamp mill on tho Lucky Hoy Is running with good prospects and a live stamp mill will no put In the Bunset mine. Lebanon Express, Aug 7: A V Wright leaves tomorrow for Florence to take charge of the Presbyterian church at that place for one year. Ho will preach at 11 vo other points besides Florence. Next year he will re-enter the San Francisco Theological Heinl liary and will graduate from Unit In stltuiioulu HHI2. There Is more catarrh In this section of the country than all other disease inn logeiner, ana until the last few years was supposed to bo Incurable For a great many years doctors pro nounced It a local disease, and pre scribed local remedies, and iiv onii- stanlly falling to cure with local treat- ;l Went, pronounced It im-nf-i,,,. S (Science lias iiroveu catarrh in lu, . constitutional dlease, and Iherelore " requires conslltutlonal treatment. I Hall's Catarrh Cure, msnufactiireil hy I' F J Cheney Co, Toledo, Ohio, is the 1 only constitutional cum on the mar- I 1 ket. It I taken Internally In doses j 1 from 10 drops to a leaspoonful. It. acts directly on the blood and i:ueous 1 surfaces of the system. They oiler 8 one hundred dollars for any case It ! 1 falls to cure. Bend for clrcu ars and ; 1 ti stlmouial. Address, F J CllKMiV A Co, Toledo, 1 Ohio. Bold by druggists, 7Sc. Hall's Family Pills arc (be best. I PROSPECT FOR PRUSES. Oregon Will Come Into Computi lion With Large Crops. Long A Co, the pruno buyers, have Issued a circular in regard to the mar ket for this year. Among other things they say: "The conditions of 1000 are entirely dissimilar from those of 18!)!). Against a crop of 100,000,000 pounds in 18'JU, the early estimate for 1000 was 175,000,000 pounds, but later and conservative es timutes reduoe the quantity to 150,000, 000 pounds. The crop of all other fruits lu California is muoh heavier than last year. The eastern fruit crop is very large, and Europe promises to have reasonably lair crops. What conclusions then, are to be drawn from this situation? Ceitaiuly not very high prices for the crop of 1000. We shall not attempt to forecast the closing situation, but it is our candid opinion that eurly sellers will not have cause for regret." They also quote the following in structions from the bulletin of the California Cured Fruit Association, which will govern inspectors in the classification of pruues, and recom mend that Oregon growers confirm with them, or they will certainly have to take lower prices for their product: 'First There will be two classes of graded prunes, designated as lirst and second quality. Becond No prunes will be received first quality unle-is thoroughly cured and free from oracked, immature or otherwise defeotlve or Imperfect fruit. Third All fruit delivered at ware house containing unripe, cracked or ottierwise defective fruit will be desig nated as second quality." M(SIW1III i .' mi" "YERY RICH." Dr. Candiani Is Certain of Blue River's Richness. Hotel Arrivals. EUCJKNK. It K Baker, Junction M Engmeu Fsuuk Clark, Conistock Claud Browu, Hclo Fred Jones, Bcio Chas llouso, Cottage Qrove Frank Potterf, Alpha Will Jones, Balem A Phlpps aud family, Visalla, Cal. Jtay Littlelleld, Beuttle (leo K llurtou, B F Frank Adams, Detroit, Mich Frank Allin A wf, (jlrand Mound, la It H Moore, Portland It A N fleyinere, UrantB Pass J W Hamilton, Itosehurg J K Young, Cottage Grove J P Jones, Portland JIOFF.M AN DrC I Candiani, Blue Itivor J II Heed, Portland J U Sutherland, Cllentena J T Bleeter, Mapletou W L Miller, Wendllng tl W Kuapp, Wendllng J D Boss, Keattlo Will B Pond, Portland A Lecraud, Pnrtlaud H O lllpole, Portland I A Nplncy, N Y F E Boyd, B F M Kruger )co II Cluike, Lincoln Neb llohcrl tl Hinitn, Grants Pass O F Knox, Cottage Grove F It Phillips. Collage Grove It A linker, Youcalla Mrs I, linker, Voucella A W Wilhl, .,),, List of Letters. Ktinainlng In tha postoMco st Eugene, Ore. Augusts, 1900. Itell, John B La llrnsh, A J Craig, IWh'i- McCllllough, M J Heiitin, II H Kndieun, L Hyniaii, A M Shannon, Geo 2 .Smith, Emily A cl.sn.-p of one cent will bo insilo on stl let calling lor CONE TO PORTLAND. Dr Candiani, ol the Bluo River min ing district, was in the city today enroute to Portland to superintend the shipment of a 6-stamp mill to be placed on White's Buuset mine. Dr C says: "Blue River will be the greatest mining camp on the Pacific coast in leas than five years. We have the veins; all we want Is the develop ment. "Ou my own gronp of claims I have a Bryan mil) at work, and will build two others of like capacity as soon as possible. These three mills will grind 100 tons of quartz each 24 hours. My ledge la solid quartz 24 feet wide. By September 30th I will have five stamps runniogontbe Sunset mine. This is pretty good work, considering I have only been in the district since last Maroh. "There are other fine uiltieB in this district. Aud, by the way, some im portant discoveries have recently been made on the south side of the Mc Kenzie. The Sparks' have olalms that are very rich in that section. "These mines are going to do a great work in developing Lane county and Eugene. "I am very glad Eugene is going to build a good road to the mines. It will bring ber great returns ou the amount expended." Dr Candiani left for Portland on the 1:00 train this this afteruoou. Gold! Gold! Gold! The latest El Dorado is reported to be on on Nome City beach, Alaska Thousands of people are hastening there, many of whom will return broken In health. Of what avail is gold when health Is gone? Guard your health with the best of all medicines Hostetter'a Stomach Bitters, and you will always have true wealth. The Bitters are for people who have abused their stomachs, or are naturally weak. It will regulate tbe bowels, stir up Hie liver, Invigorate the kidneys, and ab solutely cure Indigestion, constipation, malaria, chills and fever, ll is u natural tonic, absolutely free from dangerous narcotics. It should o taken to protect tbotvsteru from chilli and fever and malarial attacks. It's a good medicine to keep ou baud. Weather. Beals has evidently got mixed iid in ills weather prediction, oolisiil-.-rii.L- the rain this afternoon. Hero is bis report: Tonight a:id Thursday gem-rally Mrs F C Potts arrived home today, J P Jones, of the 8 P K R, is In the city. JS IS McC'l.nabnn arrived home lost night. Dr C E Looniis bns gnnu to Cos county. SC Dotson was down from Waller ville today. WBMoouand ( :cil Dority a e ut Bluo River. Assessor I) P luitoa went to Cottage Glove this afternoon. Attorney J E Young, of Cottage Grove, is In the city. Mrs Dr Kuykendall and family are home from Coos county. Mrs M S Barker suit children went to Creswell th's afternoon. Mrs R J Jennings and children re turned to Cottage Grove this afternoon. H E Aukeny aud family will leave tomorrow for Puget Bound for a two weeks ont'ng. Judge J VV Hamilton came down from Roseburg this afteruoou to hold an adjourned term of circuit court. S H Frieudly arrived home this morning from Portland. He reports his daughter, Miss R-aalie, much ho proved. Mrs D VV Jarvis, of Porllaud, arrived up this afternoon and is visiting at tbe home of her perents, Gov aud airs Wblleaker. MrsDr Geary and ohlldreu, who have been visiting her mother, Mil MoUoroack, in Eugene, returned to her home in Portland today. Mrs Crawford and children, aftor a pleasant visit with the Misses Spencer, on North Pearl street, this city, re. turned to tbelr home as Heppuer this afternoon. M . Bvarverud, JE J McUlanahan, Fred Billings aud Van Bvarverud ar rived home from Odell Lake today, They report haviug had a splemd out- ug. Hon T,G Hendricks and nieces, Misses Alma and Norma Hendricks arrived home from Newport tblB afternoon. Tbe remainder of tbe party will remain at the coast for a while. Prof E H McAlister and family. Mlss-s Cecil aud Bennette Dorrle, and aud MisstsMayand Elia McAlister, aud Allan Eaton, left for the MuKuuzie this morning where they will spend cotlplo of week.. David Allison and family, after year's visit in Iowa, has retnrnpil home to Lane county. Mr Alli-nn oys Iowa has one of tbe lluest crop i:i the history of the slate. Still he thought an Oreconiall onuld never live In that state ou account of the ollmtte. SUBSCRIPTION'S. Amount Raised for Blue River Koad. fnlr. "JIKAI.S." terN KlTi'i. em. IVrmtim wln-n lelte.-a will firm hi.'-, wlieu advertised. H c MCCOKNACK PM. Lkhanon Pkhsonaus. Lebanon xpress, Aug 7: WJ Royco went to .ugene Saturday to spend a few days. .,V A Kuykendall, of Eugene, spent esterday In Lebanon Mr aud Mrs Koiup, of Eugene, are visiting rela- vch at this place Arthur Gam tier has been visiting friends at Eugene for few days. it lost. Marry Unit mourns the loss of his two liver and white pointer pups. He will u waril any lu- fiinimlli.n as lo iheir whereabouts. hey are live mouths old. llniiN In Eugene. Orccnn. Aii..n.t liim, to Mr and Mrs Geo Frnzier, Ir, son. iNn I. Every One a Bargain h Dry Granulated sugar $1 00 pkg Gold dust 20 Armours washing powder 15 pug Arm A Hummer soda,., 2i Looking korMiwic The Kosebure curolvul commltlre is lookin,- f r music, and tins wrltt.-n to the F.nirili Regiment baud of this city reeariling an engagement. The bind here li.u a line repertoire of concert Ulllslo, and Is in geod condition for street and 'i - cert work, i.nrt If Roseburg is fortunate enough to secure them a-ill not p-grel it lor tne boys are thorough musieiuua. Willi the rupld improvement made hv the bind since organization, ll is more than likely It will he considered tl. bet band in the Btate, and that soon. JIA1N A.AST X EAR. A SUbserihar a'ks when it hegsu raining Inn Au. oecon on the evening i.f August B'h. We trust the shoueis tuts nriernoon does uot mean a repe tition of last Auguit rains. Attention Elks. Itcgtilor session 'odge tonight, Aug. 8th. Ri IVesl'njeuts H ork In the degree. Business of importance. Full attendance ilesiieii. M S WAkLIS, Sec. Camp sioves, Dutch oeus, rt Hectors and every cooking convenience fir camping at F L chunib -i-s . Hcvmve tuvi'ly voy.be-yot thor tuiKb, prmi,(, liealthtul, sntts factory- CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Sigraturs of $uz&ffi&&&4t Harness and Saddles PRESTON & HALES lave orders (or house piilntlnir. 1) M MtCRADY Followlug Is the list so for of ub scrlhers to the improvement ol the -McKoiizie road. Enough has beeu rais ed to assure substantial Improvement and the counly will double theameunt aud add a rock crusher in tho borgalu. This is I lie best woik Eugene has doue for years: Oiimu Hardware Co 100 00 F L Chambers 1W 1)0 First National Bank 100 00 Hampton Bros 100 00 P Frank & Bons 1W) CO J W Bhumate 100 00 Geo T Hall & Son 5 00 Washburn Bon 60 00 Eugene Mill & Elevator Co 60 00 Eugene Loan ifeSavingsBank... 60 On F E Dunn 60 00 Booth Kelly Lumber Co 60 00 J V KttUflman 60 00 E Bangs 60 t:0 Lane County Bank 60 00 E H Ingham 35 00 J U Green & Bon 2i 00 G F Frazer 25 00 Sterner & Wright 25 00 W M Rensbaw 25 OU W O Zlegler 25 On Hollenbeck Bros 25 00 Dave Rice 25 (Ml 8 L Long 25 OH Day & Heuderson 20 '1 it M Day 20 00 Preston & Hales 20 00 WeBt Bros 20 00 Daily & Weekly Guard 20 00 EE Hanson 16 00 Loughmiller & Peter 15 00 Geo Midgley 10 00 Mayhew & Ream 10 00 Bourne Mero Co 10 00 A Yerlngton 10 00 Vincent & Co 10 00 C D Comba 6 Oil J T Wl ter 6 00 Jerry Horn 5 00 J 8 Luckey 5 00 E Bchwarzscbild 5 00 W L DeLano 5 00 L 0 Bkeels 5 0 H Gordon 6 00 WHAT THE H1VER WILL DO. A paper sent up the McKenzle river to secure subscriptions of work or cash for tho improvement of the road was returned Inst night to the committee with pledgeB of goOu, wbioll attests the interest of the residents in the lualltr. Following is the list: 8 C Sparks $ 50 00 J M Smith so 00 J E Kennerly 25 00 D T Coney 24 01) J W WycofI 20 00 H C & C C Holcomb 2ll 00 J J Penlot 20 Oil A J Moore 20 00 R R Deadmoud 20 00 Presley Goddard 20 fill H C Weixsefeider 20 00 WAHickson 20 00 G V Poller 12 00 H D Foui.iaio 12 00 I'otier I-) oo JO'B.len 12 no F B Mason lo t0 I H Wane 10 00 B K Flnu io 00 L K Flegul io 00 8 ft Seolt lu 00 Juo Waring io on L Bomiey n no Joe Gillespie in no Robert Millican in no A J Goddard n tin Job Cheshire n i.o John Dosh h en H Miliiorn g on 8 00 0 00 6 00 6 to 6 00 0 00 5 00 6 00 4 00 4 00 Nice GRAY & SON, Hams, " Sides, Breakfast Baeon, Pienic Hams. On Salo at all grocery stores. Call for tiray it Son's lard. Nono bettor Mount Hood High Grade 10c Cigar F. C. Potts Manufactu r e r- wiitm iip i bib bill For doctor' fcos Wouldn't ha iieeiwnry, when you art at. taeked with colds at thiiiM sou of the year, if yuu would kee:a bottle of our pure ug h'A'.i "de Cyt"" Whiskey in your house and tlion take it in the form ol tmlcly, or as your tnate lc. tales, at bedtime or any other old time. Thore is noli,!,,,, like it fur colds, liaUrippsw Kiuoreu nuineuts. J Wai.Heosbail .STATE NORMAL SCHOOL. Monmouth; Oregon. Fall term opens September 18U 'I he students of the Normal Hchwl mi. ps e: t" take the Slate Cerlihcat, .1 stely on Kraduntion. (I sduates renclilv secure eooil pltm, i-.inse of year from $120 tn 5150 ' rung Academic anil Hrofeaalonai Okb .If , special dtiiartment in mauualtnii; ell riinpied training dertneDt, Vor catalogue containing full ments, address Or W- A- WANN, Sec. of Karsulty. V--. 1''"""V A W' - i'lrSk. n "v . " It . f , It, ' W'r r i " sfVJ& l" .r ?MYJ'k wev le 'Ji'Wu- - .4 r " ! ft. i.w. ..y-J hlllK Large boltl,- go,i, calslip Lsrgelnitile anuuouia Largelioltlebluiiig Pottle Fletchers genuine ens- tnrla (dig Arliuchles cnllee eiHiols Merrick thread Large plug cl ewing tobacco.. Plug tar tohat-co Hopping bats card, 1 dox hai plus ...Ax Billy... Clearance Sale Our entire Hue of Summer Goods MUST HE CLOSED OUT KKG.AKDLESS OF COST. Duck Skirts, Crash Skirts, Shirt Waists, Lawn and Dimities Children'!:. Hats and Bonnets. S H Friendly EUGENE, OREGON. Mail ordors promptly nttondod to. S B Potter.. E P Heaii B W Tale J W Tate G Tate F M Dodsou.... Oscar Millican . D M Junes J V Kay J W Holmes.... I. 1.' Kt, " e miouey 4 oq Totl 1522 00 Bean the A Kind Viu Hate Always Bought oignaioro of , llia Kind Vo HoPS.-Today'sOregonlan: Henry I Miller, of Aurora, who la at the Bel vedere, has just returned fron. ti, Puget Sound hop district, and tUs crop in fine condition. Mr Miller ho la said to be an authority on bons. exoects a good year for grower and ..'uier. ai me piculo to be held at Jiuueville, August 11. Mr Miller ll. euienain bis brother merchants with -...ocneou. Kola iStls, who Is down irom .Aiuany, reports the hop crop looking well, and expects to see the price 10 cents. Everyone who lias Stock or kueps a Cow, needs Galloway's Waste Proof Feed Boxes FOR FEEDING STOCK II A. Y OR GRAIN. Because ,T IS. A F0."1) avkh as ' rT . I" prectleallv NO W ASl K fcach box used will SAVE KuTI! 'I'lMUS ITS ( ie fond is all consuined within III 1 and see how much vm. n,l, LIXL . .V" 'f" "a 1 ,aon MI",on- Uy" cnbifeoVof'lin,';:'1110'-?! 00 a "na '"''. " """is about one cent for It rumVll" ri't fu'ri', ':i""",('"y when stabled, device. ' c,IftA11-'lt'IMOKlS CON VKNlKNT to useth.nany othtr fstdls tomaksUSforl,1 P and get RIGHT each KigU ' "ffi,i - no , L ri lm! .A Wi"' f"" ' iuaktag.acc.BWa. Patent... CsatK ",ake tl,om- HANK GALLOWAY, L. E. HOOVER, Medford, Or. nf ... , "w"iv, ivaililngton, Idaho and Monuns. ntnngcrs will be prosecuted. Will Arc the t nicely ? A each 11101 heavier ? ' Or is on,.-, . the other w I weaKcr, MB Ul I Hklreii growing little stronger A tride ''t's good. 1 :n growing Growintr g'vn-i.r; thinner. growing paler T It so, you should ocott s Emulsion 'Tis both a medicine to children. It grow in the taller, stronger, healthier, x. nd $i.oi all drugjuti. try at once. food and a all delicate makes them right way . Admiuistrator's Sale. 1 will sell at private sale the ll auu glass ware dishes and hooks be. longing to the eslale of A V Peters. Also 2409 share-, of slock in il,.l..,i County Mining Company lu the Blue raver district. Gi:o B Dokkis, Adminlsi rater. No HOB, Chance to Buy a Home. A O-ioom hou?e, tarn, outbulldlugi andtwofuillot.il, cat residence see tin, nl V. r sine ut a hi-galnlf will, in 30 d-s. the. year. Addrs Lotk 11 Eugeue Orig.in. Bssiith. 'M tad You H.n-e Ahuys Notice. The public schools win Sep, ? Teachers an r-fpies.p, . .,, .. nun ,,c r (.0lrn(, soon t,s cnnvenlpnt. Dated August 4, 1000. Okii F CRAW.CKrk. For Sale. v.. K.AV8 fUHNITURb CO H8ALMEBS and FUNERAL DIRECTORS Eugene Babbitry Cor. 11th and HighSts. J.W. HAMBLE, Proprietor, CUSENC, OHtOON. .uTh 're"' BeWsa Hare esUblltbmant in the state. 17 different strains reprennteJ hemleil by Faahoda Koval, son of Champion rnsnorlA ami llnni.n'.a .-t..A.n OA All nwli. gre.,1 yonnusters. Sati.faotion giisrantl. Oresori NtloI11 HugeW s as (h-nt!e for.o and Inuilly horse. Handsnmp color, and Hante-s and cover,.M . .. Enquire ar " Sg ' chap. JH-AKii Office. ANTEfi, . A t M Gnu, aouie oaaery next to (i. 1 store. Inquire atonce. sola d's uiiislo The Hoffman W O ZeiOLER, PROPRItToa SUNDAY DINNER 50o EUGENE. OREGON. Eugane Livery and Feed Stables WEST EM) New Rigs New Harness, Competent Drivers M. n e. hoarded by clay or month. Cti 1 io:n''-''."e-1'"ly Sprlnes Stan. Co T l.i;,UJ.Lta nn.l T .1. - j eu... otreeu. Tsltphona Mais S3.