Daily Eugene guard., August 13, 1900, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
MONDAY
AUGUST 13
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
FOR BALK AT
Julius Goldsmith's
Ho -Main 191.
New Ads Today.
P Duud.
J U Greeu.
City council meets tonight.
Dr Lowe, optician, wltb J B Luckey
Ramblers and Ideals stand the tent.
A oar of exoelalor is being loaded
today.
The little baby nrCo'unellniaii White
is orltically III.
CoiiUmtmmit la found whtu you
have a Kainbler.
Al Auteu now has a felon 00. one of
bis fingers. What ut-xl?
M O Warner tunes pianos and
rgans, Kepalrlnic aud polishing,
Xbe work of ballantlni( the roartlitd
of the Weodllng branch continues.
' Baptist market, Balurdny, August
18tb, , Walob for. further announce
ment."' ... . : . - .. . ' .'
Bpeolal prices on hose. '
' FIi Chambkhs.
Gilliam A Owen bad a saloon open
ing Haturday evening. It was largely
atiended.
A oar load of lumber arrived here
today for Judge Potter's new residence
from Baglnaw. .
The metal ceilings and oornice for
tbe new Eugene Loan aud Savings
bank arrived today.
Camp stoves, Dutch ovens, rellectors
and every oooklng convenience for
camping at K L Chambers'.
" I srn working again In Odd Fellows
cemetery. Any person wishing work
dons will please address or call upon
. , J L Lombard, Eugeno.
20 second-hand bungles and car
riages at F h Chambers',
, Judge It P Boise has been on the
bench 38 years. Ue Is 81 years ol age.
and holds court regularly and with
great ability,
Uloyclo ropalrlug and sundries.
K E MoOlan AirAN.
JM Hows and family have moved
to the residence near the University
reoeutly vacated by Mr and Mrs. J W
Kouns, who recently moved to Ilose
burg. llevelle Walker, formerly of Eugene,
but now In the U H army hospital
sorvloe, has bean ordered for duty In
China, aud will shortly leave for hi"
new post,
Pendleton E O, August 11: Lee
Teutocb, of Cleaver Bros.' Dry Goods
company, returned this morning from
trip to Prairie City, and Qua Teutsoh,
of tbe same firm left on the same train
for a visit at Eugene.
181 Crescent sold tbls year In Eu
gene; 683 Cresoent riders lu and around
Eugene now, Tbe people now know
that the Orescent bloyoles stand with
out the trouble of always tlukerlng
them up. Get a Creaoeut and you are
always ready to go. .'
The residence or "Doo" Berry, In
Lake oounljr burned a few days ago,
entailing a loss of $3000. Currency
and gold oolu to the sum of $800 were
In tbe Ore, and a lump of metal valued
at $400 bas been taken from tbe ruins.
Here Is a sample of Eastern Oregon
teaming taken from tbe Lakevlew
Register: Windy' Smith's teams
passed through Lakevlew Monday
loaded wltb 8fi,000 pounds of freight
for V Conn, of Paisley, 6,000 pounds
being sugar." Probably not more than
four learns with a trail wagon with
eaeh team. : ;
The Lakevlew Rustler, of August 9,
baa tnls about the rebuilding ol Lake
view slno the disastrous Are: "Nine
brick building are being constructed,
and with the four damaged bricks re
paired aud tbe eonorete, Lakevlew la
sure of fourteen fireproof buildings,
besides those oovered with Iron plate.
We predict that by tbe fall of 1801
Lakevlew will almost be rebuilt."
There Is more catarrh In this section
of tbe oouutry than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few
years was supposed to be Incurable.
ror a great many years doctors pro
nouuosd It a local disease, and pre
acrlbed local remedies,' and by con
A alantly falling to cure wllh local treat
ment, pronounced It incurable,
rvience has proven catarrh to tie a
onnslltutlonal disease, and theretore
requires oonstllulloual treatment.
Hall's Catarrh Cure, mauufaoiured by
F J Cheuey A Co, Tolwio, Ohio, Is the
only constitutional cure on the niar-
ket. It Is takeu Internally In doaee
from 10 dro to a teaspoonful. It
acts directly on the blood and mucous
autfaoea of the ayatsm. They ofler
one hundred dollars fur any case It
falls to cure. Bend for clrruar and
testimonials.
Addrra. F JCiiknky A Oo, Toledo,
Ohio. Mold by druggists, 76c
Hail's Family Pills are the best.
Market i
Tbe Epwortb League will bold a
"market" In Miss Learned s store,
Haturday, August S4, 1900.
RETURN OF DR. DARRIN.
One of the Well-Knowo Drs.
Darrin to Visit Eugene, Or.
Through the request of uiaoy in this
vicinity, one of the celebrated Drs.
Darrin has been prevailed upon to visit
Kugeue and will have his office at the
Hotel Eugene or Hoflmau House
(September luth to 20. Those wishing
to consult the doctor will flud It to
their advantage to call on him while
here.
Dr Darrin has made an enviable
reoord for cures of long'Stauding dis-
eae.
Tbe doctor makes a specialty of
treating diseases by electricity, by
which many cases of longstanding
have been relieved and permanently
cured.
Consultation Is free, and should
there be a case that Is Incurable, tbe
patient will be told immediately, thus
saving any further expenditure of time
and money.
All cbroolc diseases treated success
fully. Any amount of references at
his office.
Tbe poor treated free, except medi
cine. ,
Hotel Arrivals. 9
KUOKNK.
A J Hulllnger, Cottage Grove
M 8 Kayser and wife, Ban Jose
H W Clark, Portland
AL Hunneman, Minneapolis
Mrs M J Brown, Portlaud
A Muoklcr, Tllden, Neb
J N Cobb, Bisters
O Uamron, Grand Itaplds
D! oKetohen,. Grand Rapids
W a Smlck, Albany
Mrs Geo Boverns. Junction
Mr Geo Soverne, Junction
P C Goldeuburg, Portland
C A Bennett, Cottage Grove
Chas A Bonnett, Cottage Grove.
John Ml kelson, Cottage Grove
A Phlpps A wf, Vlealla, Cal
HOFFMAN.
M H MoCarty, Bprlngtleld
Mlas EflleMaoDonald, Springfield
J L Tucker, B F
J C Miller and wife, Portland
DrO K'andlani, Portland
W H Warner, A O U w
Fred Easton, Wallervllle
It E Morris, Balem
Jos Peek, Vlda
D W MoKlroher, Grand Rapids
O Garrison, Grand Rapids
W M Welch, 8 F
H lj Burrell and wf, Aoine
G L Larimer, Acme
Ralph Crowell, Coburg
1j Crowell, Coburg
W K Williams, Portland
T A Hennely, NY
TAlbener, Portland
H V Mayer, Chicago
A a Bnyiler, B F
A W Whltmer, Portland
W A Banks, Cleveland, Ohio
Brave Ilea Fall
Victims to stomach, liver and kid
ney troubles as well as wemen, and
all feel the resu Its In Inns of appetite,
poisons iu tho blood, backache, ner
vousness, headache aud tired, listless
and run-down feeling. lint there's no
ut.'d to feel line that. Listen to J W
Gardner, Idavllle, Ind, He says:
"Electric Hitlers are Just the thing for
a mull when he Is all run down and
don't care whether he llvts or dies. It
did more to give me new strength and
good appetite than anything I oould
take. I can now eat anything and
have a new lease on life." Only 0
cents at W L DeLauo's drug store.
Every bottle guaranteed.
OABT OTIIA.
Bwiths iIib Kind You Ha Wwava Bought
Bigosiu
of
l
, ) ira una imi nun siwap i
Endeavor Business Meeting.
The Y P B O K of the Congregational
Ohuroh will hold Its regular monthly
business meeting tomorrow evening
at the home of Mr and Mrs It Mo-
Murphey. The society of tbe Presby
terian ohuroh has been extended an
Invitation to meet with them.
Red Hot From tbe Gun
Waa the ball that bit G II Steadman
of Newark, Mich, lu the Civil war. It
caused horrllil" ulcers that no treat
ment hrlied for 2)1 years. Then Buck
leu's Arnica Helv eured him. Cures
ouls, bruises, tun ns, bill, felons,
corns, sklu eruptions. Keel pile- cure
on earth. 2S oents a box. Cure guar
anteed. Bold by W L DeLano, druggist.
Weather. '
Monday August
Tuesday fair.
13: Tonight and
RKAIJk
BK001VI SAItE
NOW ON
26c broom.. 20e
SOo broom 36o
3Ao broom.... son
Belter brooms In proportion.
Best pure leaf lard, In bulk, per lb, 10c.
10 lb pall best lard $1 10
A lb ll beet lard M
26 os can K C Bsklng Powder 20
Our 1 2 jo, )6o and S0o roast coffee ran
not be beat.
1 lb glues starch tc
We close at ( each evening except
Baturtlaya.
...Ax Billy... :
11 a McKiuley bas returned to Sa
lem. ham Goldsmith was iu Eugene yee
terday. LT Harris went to Junction this
afternoon.
Dr I D Driver arrived borne tbis
afternoon
L N Rouey received a carload of
lime today.
Miss Ada Hharplea want to Goshen
tbls afternoon.
C H Hales is back from Fall Creek,
a forlorn bachelor.
Rev PLC Hansen cam. up from
Portland tbis afternoon.
R F Baker, the Junction real estate
agent, was in Eugene today.
Attorney L E Bean went to Rise
burg today on legal business.
Architect Lazarus, of tbe new bank
building was in tbe oity today.
Dr Candianl leave, for tbe Blue
River mines tomorrow morning.
J M Howe leaves today for a business
trip to Linn and Benton counties.
F 0 Miller and wife, of Portland, left
for Frl;wll's today In a private con
veyance. Mrs Emma Thompson went to
Balem this afternoon for a visit wltb
friends.
Mrs J W Shumate and daughter,
Miss Katie, of Wallervllle, were In
Eugene today. '
Attorney Hteveua and wife are borne
alter a pleasant outing at Blue River
of several weeks.
J E Andrews arrived np from Cor
vallis today and will join bis wife for a
visit in this county.
N H Wlthee and party, of La Crosse,
Wlscousln, will leave this week for an
outing at Clear Lake.
Arthur Taylor and Claire Morris left
for Florence tbls morning after a few
weeks' visit In Eugene.
Captain and Mrs O W Hurd, of
Florence, went to Roseburg today to
prove up on timber claims.
Mis. Mae Hammltt returned to
Balem today after a brief visit witb
Lane oounty relative, and friends.
Bani'l Garrison is home from Brit
ish Columbia. He say. business Is
rushing at Vancouver and Victoria, B
C.
Mrs M B Barker went to Portland
on tbe early train yesterday to attend
the funeral of ber father, the late Dan
iel Test.
Hon J M Gearln, of Portland, re
turned from Foley Bprlngs Saturday
night and left for his home the next
morning.
Dr W Kuykendall and wife have
gone to Salt Lake City, Utah, to at
tend the heud section of tbe Women
of Woodcraft,
A F Hurd and wife, of Florence,
were in the city today. They went to
Roseburg this afternoon to prove up
on some timber land.
E K Wheeler, a hardware nierchaut
of Palouse City, Wash, and formerly a
merchant o! Eugene Is here with his
family visiting relatives and friends.
J A Deadinnnd aud family expect to
leave for Deer Lodge, Montana, in
about a week. The Guard trusts Jeft
will suoueed In his new home as be I" a
rustler.
Attorney H W Thompson and N H
Wlthee, of L'tCrnese, Wis, went to
Wendllmr this morning to examine
timber lunds belonging to Mr Wlthee
lu that vlcihliy.
Arthur Collier and wife, ol Kan
Francisco, who have been vi-ltlng the
Paris Exposition, are In Portland.
They are expected to arrive in Eugene
tonight to visit relatives and friend
for one or two days.
Hood Fife
lonot prl nor IrrUats Vw allir.w
tary runs I. They set gent'y :st
Give Gomfori
Bold by all ilruralsls. 23 cents.
Company C Camp.
The encampment beld over Satur
day night on the banks of tbe McKen
zle river by Co C of this city, J M
Williams, csptain, proved to be veiy
interesting.
Alonglo tSe wee imi1 hours when
even the odtposie began to get drowey,
a bunch of 2a or 30 of the Spanish war
veterans surrounded the vamp intent
on giving the "p-oklea" a military
surprise. Suddenly out blast tbe rille
charge, aud seven.! volleys were given
in quick succession. From here the
acooonts of the visit are mixed. Wore
the sleep! og soldiers soarea? They say
do, while the Invading party thinks
tbe statement rather doubtful. At
any rate Captain Williams had his
socklesa men fall in wllh fixed bayo
nets, when they discovered that the
noise bad been made by Co A boys
under command of Captain Huston.
The Company A boys were then in
vited In, (tbey were already Id, but
that didn't matter) aud eaoli side told
"br.w it was," and bow tbey felt about
It.
Alter a half hour's visit Captain
Huston aod bis men mounted their
bloyoles snd returned to tbe city,
leaving tbe men in camp to peaoefu
slumber.
Daniel B. Test Dead.
Tbe following notice appeared In the
Buuday Oregonlan, August 12:
TEST At 602 East 19th street, on Sat
urday, August 11, 19J0, Daniel Blair
Test, aired 83 years anil three
months. Funeral from Evangelical
cbureb, East luth aud TibbeUj
streets, at 10 a m Monday. Services
at the grave private.
"Dan" Test, as he was familiarly
known In Eugene, came to Lane
county with tbe immigration of 1858
He married here and took a homestead
on the prairie between Irving and
Juuotlon. Tbe family moved to Eu
gene about leu years ago, and resided
in tbe present Galuey Mathews resi
dence on Ninth street, uutll about six
years ago when tbey moved to East
Portland.
His wife and seven grown sons and
daughters survive him: Mrs Marshall,
of Eastern Oregon, Mrs Mary Wort-
man, of Portland, Mrs M 8 Barker, of
Eugene, and Ed Tet, Mrs Emma
Hill, Grant Test and Frank Test, of
Portland.
Gold! Gold! Gold!
The latest El Dorado is reported to
be on nil Nome City bench, Alaska
Thousands nf people are hastei.iug
there, many of whom w',11 return
broken In health. Of wis,,' avail is
gold when health Ib goue? dtiatdyour
health wltb tbe bestofull r ,(iuliies
Hnstetter'B Stomaoh Bittern. nil ynu
will alwajs have true wealth, The
Blltets are for people who have abused
their stomachs, or are naturally weak,
It will regulate the bowels, etlr up Hie
Iver, Invigorate the kidneys, and ab
solutoly cure Indigestion, constipation,
mulurlu, chills and lever. Jt Is
natural toulo, absolutely free from
dangerous narcotics. It should be
taken to protect the Kyslmn from chills
and fever anil malarial tttlttoks. It's a
good medicine to keep on baud.
Fruit Wanted.
Pears and Italian, Freuch and SMver
pruues bought at the Eugoiie cannery.
Tbe highest market price will be paid
For particulate call at tbe cannery.
Paints Waii-Paper
Harness and Saddles
PRESTON & HALES
tafcre nrdcrt fur house painting.
l M AKCRADT
FRED D. HERB0LD.
Coaching University of Idaho for
Game with Wasbingtons.
Spokane Berltw, Jul J 30
The ITiiivarsltv of Washington snd
tlm University of Idaho will battle on
the gridiron at Spokane th coming
football season. October 20 has been
set as the date of tbe game and the
Washington and Idaho teams will
then have the Unit intercollegiate con
test ever beld In Spokane.,
w
HERBOLD IS COACH.
Fred D Herbold bas been selected as
coach of tbe University of Idaho foot
ball team, which Is to meet the Blair
eleven during the fruit fair in tbis city.
He Is considered the man to bumble
the Washington boys and to take away
tbe football pennant from all of the
western institutions.
Carroll L Smith, tbe manager of the
Idahos, has spent much time in Spo
kaue looking over tbe field for a suita
ble man to direct tbe destinies of bis
team. He now annouocea that tbe
old college tackle and half back, Fred
Herbold, will be tbe man tbe Spokane
athletes will have to blame for tbe stifl
games of tbe Idaho players. Herbold
is a well-known hero of tbe gridiron
and Is considered one of tbe strongest
players In tbe West. He has had ex
perience en many teams and bas
always held bis own against the op
posing man.
Herbold began bis career as a player
of distinction In 1893 on tbeUuiversity
of Oregon team, where he ployed for
four years. For tbe next two years be
was the rushing back of Purdue, Indi
ana, University eleven, and was one
of their strongest players. He Is a
great line bucker and goes through tbe
opposing Interference like a plle-Jrlver.
He will teach tbe Idaho players the
sume style of v rk, and heavy plays
with occasion!'.! open run. will an-
doubtedly be tbe game with which
tbey will meet tbe opposing teams.
Herbold bas received splendid coach
lng. In 1893 be was under tbe tute
lage of Young, of Princeton, then un
der Church, of tbe same Institution,
In 1896 he was taught other points of
the game by Quarter-back Benson, of
California, and in 1896 by Flick, ol
California. In 1898 be played under
Woodrutt, of tbe University of Peun
sylvania, and last year be coached
the well known Butte team of Mon
tana.
MAY VLAY EIGENB.
Munager Smith announces that the
University team will begin traiLiog
earlier in tbe season than usual. He
confidently expeots to tuke the cham
pionship of both Washington and
Idaho, aud of all the schoolsof Oregon.
Herbold has played in the latter stale
aud will coaoh bis team against their
style of play. The university has a
heavier Hue than It has had for several
years' and with the backs well protect
ed cuii dn much. Tbe team will make
a touro both Washlng'or and Oregon
tlii season and expeots to pluy two
gnines iu Spokane.
Millions Civen Away.
It is certainly gratifying to the pub
lic to know of one concern in the land
who are not afraid to bo generous to
the needy aud suffering. The proprie
tors of Dr King's New Discover; I ,r
consumption, coughs and coins, have
given away over leu million lust but
ties ol this gital medicine; and have
tlie Bstiefactiou of knowing It hm ab
soluiely cared tboui-snds of l:pi le-x
cases. Asthma, bronchitis, hi aiBe-
uess and all diseases of the throat
chest and lungs are surely cured by it,
Call 011 W L DeLano, druggist, huu
get a free trial bottle. Regular size, 60c
and $1. Kfeiy bittle guaranteed or
price refunded.
Bargains...
We will sell for cash the A. V P(
stock of Dry Gooas, Notions, Larli
very
its' and Children's Uudervvear"
low prices.
prices
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Clothing, and
Summer Goods at Cost.
H'e also keep on hand Fancy and
Staple Groceries, Paints, Oils, Brushes,
Flour, Feed, Etc.
Come and see our prices. Eggs and
Butter taken in exchange.
QUINER & BITTER.
Successors to A. V. and I. K. Peters.
fliee flams,
SMOKED BY
GRAY ei SON.
Sides,
Breakfast Baeoo,
Pieaie flams.
On Sale at all grocery stores.
Call for Gray & Son's lard. None better.
smoke
Mount Hood
HighjGradelioc Cigar
F. C. Potts
Manuf a ct u re r-
RUNNING UP A BIG BILL
For doc,tor' few Woul(iD't be
oecesrary, when you ure ht
tacked witb colds at ihu sea
son of the year, if you wool. I
keep 'a buttle of our jure tid
Iiitfh grade Cytu .iNublt
Whiskey in your home aod
then take it in the form of
toddy, or as your taste dic
tates, at bedtime or any other
old time. Then is nothiny
like it for colds. La Grippe or
kindred ailments.
W fll. Kenshaiii
.STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
Monmouth, lOregon.
Fall term ODens September 18th.
The students of the Normal School areprt
pared to take the State Certificate imme
diately on graduation.
Giaduates readily secure good pmitioni,
Expense of year from 8120 tn $150
Strong Academic and i'rofenftioDil CmriNi
New Hpecial department in manual tnuuing.
Well equipped training department.
For catalogue containing full u&caDce-
mentK, auuretts
Or
P. L CAMPBELL,
President.
W- A- WANN,
Sec. of Faculty.
Heart the IM MM YOfl Haw Always
Tin Kind Ym Haw lwars Bought
DETERMINED!
CLEARANCE OFi
ALL SUMMER GOODS MADE OF THE- BEST;
MANUFACTURES. ALL AT PHENOMENALLY
LOW PRICES THAT THE SI I ELVES AND COUNT-4
ERS MAY BE CLEARED AT ONCE. WE ASICs
YOU TO READ THIS CAREFULLY.
HHIUT WAISTS.
35 cents.
lit ASH 8KIKTS
35 cents.
HKIRTS
Navy llluo Duck Hkirts, Prim ft 00 and $1.50
50 cents.
DUtNi. SI'lTrt
Park and light ells is and faiir? I imtmd, pries M.&0 aud
4.l0 will el -si.,.' at
$2.50 suit.
Mad orders promptly nttemltxl to.
S. H. Friendly
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Valuable Goats For Sale.
A tlocknf 215 brad of Angara goals
will be sold by a aubsorlhor in th
OUAHD These una ! are all Irnin well-
orcd, hlKh-Rrade slm-k anil will h.
sold al reasonable rates. All who wish
sdditloual Information rel.tlva in 11,1.
eiollent opportunity to secure a stait
iu itoars, should address the Dslly
AllgeilK UUAKD,
Fon Sale C'hbap. a irol bn...
and single harness for sale obaap If
lakon at once. Iuqulreat 1 Ills office
l..-r- : '. .r.; . "r.-A
Colds Chest
When your cold has
settled down deep in your
chest, cough syrups will not
relieve you. The system
mutt bo given strength and
to throw oft the
lorce
disease.
SccflSEmufMcn.
dots just this. It enables
you to conquer the inflam
mation. The lungssoonheal,
and all danger is passed. Do
not let the disease become
chronic because of neglect.
SCOTT f.1Wt
Everyone who has Stock or keeps a Cow, needs
Galloway's Waste-
Proof Feed Boxes
FOR FEEDING STOCK
HAY OR GRAIN.
IT IS A FOI.J) SAVKK. As ths food Is aU coasumsd wlthtatb.
Rfrniic
there w r.r.icfi rll'n waq. i.-
hCh boX tlm! KilltAVl.' l.'..'.J . ..... ...... , . Hi
NcM US. l''V' ol,c'u.!'l"' "me. .! costs about ons
.lei. ' l-,lh1-" aadXIuKK t'OS VEXIKXT to uss than asy othsr leW
towiil!" oatsntes snd setsRIGHt
'ch Kijht lZ',,,7 . 1 i"n"- A 0,11 with fllU directions fr malcinK, sccornf0"
l-atcoCsntiTlL?.. 17'"1'','-;n-'l' them. KKANK JaLLOUi.
iLT"! n f ringers w
L. E. HOOVER, Medford, Or.
.... A"'1 '"r Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Mostsn
111 le prosecuted.
' V . KAYS FliBiilim CO
The Hoffman
O ZEiQLtR. FaosmtToa
SUNDAY DINNER 50o
tuctNt.omoon
Etgene Livery ar.d Feed Stables
WEST ESOS, Props.
New Rigs
New Harness,
Competent Drive'
Htres bearded hy Hsjr oroioslh.
ft Knt?ne. Filler Hprinss tUfS.
WilUnietle and Tenth 8lnats.
Tslsskoas alsla .