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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard All Popular Brands of CIGARS FOR SALE AT Julius Goldsmith's GUARD Telephone, Do Main 191. Baptlat market. Baptist market. Baptlat market. Dr Lowe, optician, with J S Luokey Ramblers and Ideals stand tbe test. Contentment Is found when you bave a Rambler. Baptist market, Saturday, August 18, at 1 U Green's store. M O Warner tunes pianos and organs. Repairing and polishing, Tbe Improvements to tbe Prof Mark Bailey residence are nearly completed. Special prices on hose. I'L Ohamiibhs. A Maocabee lodge will he organized at Wendllng Saturday ulglit with 23 charter members. Camp Btoves, Dutch ovens, reflectors and every cooking convenience for camping at F L,Uhamuer'. ; ; I am working again In Odd Fellows cemetery. Any person wishing work don will please address or call upon . ' J L Lombabd, Eugene. '' 20 second-ban d buggies and car riages at F L Chambers'. Blcyole repalilng and sundries. E E McCi.anahan. Patronize tbe Baptist ladles and satisfy your hunger at the market next Haturday. : Tbe handsome new residence of Dr and Mis DA Paine will be ready for occupancy next month. , .Mrs Nellie Htralght-Htug has a Very nice position lu one of the depart ments at Washington, D C. Another car load ofHaoine buggies Just received no advance In price. Bee the new styles at F L Chambers'. A proposition to sprinkle the strsets In portions of the residence sections of the oily should be received with favor. A number of young people had i very enjoyable old-fashioned h y ride Inst evening. This Is tbe harvest moon an A It Is "serene and mellow." Tbe work of building the second story of the Chambers block, will seon begin. 0 L Winter, the photographer, will occupy It, and will bave one of the nicest arranged galleries In the state. A number of borses are being trained at tbe track Id Bangs park for tbe race August 80-31, and some now at the state fair grounds, Balem, and at other places, will be brought bere soon. Baptist market, Saturday, August 18, at J U Qreen'i store. 101 Creaoenta sold this year In Eu gene; 583 Creaoeut riders lu and around Eugene now, Tbe people now know that the Oresoent bloyolea stand with out the trouble of always tinkering them up. Out a Creaoent sua you ur . always retdy to go. Five weeks from tomorrow the Unl verslty of Oregon will open Us doors for tbe beginning nf the most prosper ous year In Its history. Students who have tbe management ol various 'var sity affairs will arrive before that lime to get affaire under way. At a meeting of the populist state oentral committee In Portland Batur day, a resolution waa unanimously adopted Instructing Oregon's national committeemen to vote for the endow ment of A E Stevenson for vloe prest dent by tbe populist national commit tee., , , Geo W Jones, ill O graduate and x-sobool superintendent of Marlon oounty, has taken a position as reporter on tbe Salem Statesman. John W Cochran, whom he succeeds, Is one of the brightest young newspaper men of tbe valley. Mr Cochran will enter the employ of Horst Bros, thi hop men, to assist In the business manage ment of tbelr Oregon properties. Newport correspondence In Portland Telegram under date of August 13: Professor F L Washburn, of Eugene, Is spending the summer working with the eastern oysters. Hla family are down at Seal Bocks Hon 8 L Moor- bead and family, of Junction City, arrived Monday evening for a month's vacation at the seaside. They will be found at their cottage near the ooeau beaoh. There le more catarrh in this section of the country thau all other disease put together, and until tbe last few years was supposed to be Incurable For a great many years doctors pit noonoed It a local disease, and pre scribed local remedies, and by oon ataully falling to cure with local treat ment, pronounced It Incurable, Hclenoe has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease, and therefore requires ooustltotloual treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by V i Cheney A Co, Toledo, Oblo, Is the only constitutional cure on the mar ket. It la taken Internally In doers from 10 drops lo a teaspoonful. It eta directly on tbe blood and mucous urfsoe of tbe system. They offer oue hundred doPara for any caeit It falls to cure, , Held for clrt oars and testimonials. Address, K J I'HUn A Vn', Toledo, Ohio. Hold by dmghltts, 7So. Hall's Family l'lllser the beat. RETURN OF DR. DARRIX. One of tbe V.'tll-K'uowD Drs. Damn to Visit Eugene, Or. Through the request of many In thii vlclully, one of tbe celebrated Drs. Darrin bat beeo prevailed upon to visit Eugene and will bave bis olllce at the Hotel Eugene or Hoflmun House September Ifith to 20. Those wishing to consult tbe doctor will find it to their advantage to call on him while bere. Dr Darrin has made an enviable record for cures of long-standing dis ease. Tbe doctor makes a specialty of treating dUeasea by electricity, by whloh many cases of longstanding have been relieved and permanently cured. Consultation Is free, and should there be a case that Is incurable, the patient will bo told Immediately, thus saving any further expenditure of time and money. All chronic diseases treated success fully. Any amount of references at bis office. The poor treated free, except medi cine. City Council. Council met la regular monthly session last evening, preseut Mayor Harris, Councllmon, Unburn, Itoney, I.uckey and Preston. Report of pro ceedings of the previous meeting waa read and approved. Counolliuan O-iburn read tbe usual number of bills reported favorably by tbe finance committee. Street commissioner Turner reported tbe use of 23,607 feet of new and 11,286 feet of old lumber lu tbe repairing of street crossings. Council Unburn of the special coin mtttoeeon rock crusher reported tbe letting of a contract of 3000 yards of orusbed rook for 80 cents per yard to be placed on the streeta and spread. An ordinance to amend tbe ordi nance relative lo construction of divis ion walls within the Are limits, In a manner other than brick, waa passed, upon motion ol Councilman Osburn. The amendment relative to permission of construction of wooden buildings within the Are limits was defeated after considerable discussion. On motion of Councilman Osburn an ordinance regulating tbe driving of cattle lu the streeta and alleys ol Eugene was adopted. It provides that no person shall drlvo through the streeta of Eugene more than 10 bead of cattle to or from pasture. The owner of any cow ahall be liable for all damages to the persun damaged by any cow trespassing. Fine VI to - On motion of Councilman Roney the use of a telephone In the oflloe ol Chief of Police was ordered dlsoontin ued after September 1st, Tbe matter of granting further com pensatlnn In Coutiactor Lorette for extra work ou grading of Jefferson street, on motion of Councilman Osburn was referred to tbe street oom mltlee and who were empowered to act. Ou motion of Councilman Osburn the recorder was Instructed to purchase the winter wood fur tbe oily, the price not to exceed $3 per cord. The mailer of erecilng hitching racas along Paik an vet, ou motion of Councilman Itoney waa referred to the street com ml tl ee. Street com nil l lee authorized to put In Polll drain. OABTOIlIAi Stan the The K:nd You Haw slwurs Bought Blgutvs sf Tub Noonday Bold. Roseburg Plaludealer: "III the sheriffs or exe cution sale of tbe Noonday mining property In the Bohemia district, at the court bouse In this city last Satur day, the property waa bid In by lleury Urabam Brown, of Chloago, for 16000. It Is aaid to be valuable uilulng prop erly." JloHH. Saturday, Auguat 11,1900, at Florence, Oregon, to Mr aud Mrs W K Hollenbeck, a son. Go to the Baptist market and buy your Sunday dinner. ' Aplolureof the late Daulal Blair Test appears In tnda)' Oregnnian. Chess champion Stelnlis died yester day In a New York IniMie asylum, aged 73. Correspondence from Jacksonville In Ashland Tidings: Miss laale Mo Cully contemplates moving to Eugene next month, where she will remain during the school year with her nephew, George Merrill, who will at tend the university at that place. Miss Irsie has long been a resident of this plsce and she will be greatly missed by her numerous friends. BR001VI SflhE NOW ON 260 broom , ...20c 30c broom IV) 36o broom 30o Better brooms in proportion, llest pur leaf lard, in bulk, per lb, l(K 10 lb pall best lard SI 10 o lb pall beet lard ,VS 5 os can K C Baking Powder So Our !-), !5o and SSOo nwl coffee can Dot be brat. 1 lb glees starch Jo We close at ( each ereulug except Saturdays. ...Ax Billy... KENNEDY AT JUNCTION CITY. Grand Chancellor of the K. of P.'s Pays the Local Lodge a - Visit Junction City, Or., Aug. 13. J P Kennedy, of Portlaud, grand chancel lor of tbe Knlgnle of Pythias for this state, was her. Saturday and paid Lucullus lodge, No 62, K of P, an cru cial visit and Installed tbe officers for tbe following year. The officers In stalled were: B B Hyland, C C; John M Moor., V C; J M Nichols, prelate; JH Eocleaton, M of W; George B Hays, MA; UV Johnson, I O; Ed ward Bailey, O G. Mr Kennedy has been on an official visit to all tbe lodges In tb. scat.. He started In at Asbland and ia working back toward Portland. His wife accompanies bim on tbe trip. New wheat Is oomlug In every day to the warehouse, here. Gideon C Millet, who farms on a more extensive soale than anyone In thla notion, and who makes a solentlflo study of that Industry,' baa 16,000 bushels of old wheat In tbe warehouse, bere. F W Averlll, representing Bussell & Co, of Portland, was bere Saturday, transacting business with tbe Junction 01 ty Lumber Company. Miss Jean MoClure, of Portland, baa been visiting tbe family of J R Hill, her uncle, the past week. D F Knapp, master oar builder of tbe 8 P shops, Portland, was tbe guest of T C Thornton, the latter part of tbe week. The Half Cent. A movement I. on foot to put a one- balf cent coin In general use in the United States. Several suggestions bave been made to tbe government, and a document was presented, signed by tbe head, of the big department store, la tbe various large cities throughout tbe oountry, showing tbe needs for this money In maklngohange, Progress HndB many methods of Im provement, but for half a century past, In spite of many Imitations, nothing baa arisen to equal Hoetetter'a Stom ach Bitters, the greatest benefactor the nuruen race has ever known. This medicine cures constipation, Indiges tion, dyspepsia, bllllousness, nervous ness and sleeplessness, also prevents malaria, fever and ague. Be sure to get tbe genuine with our private revenue .tamp over tbe neck of the bottle. Fruit Wanted. Pears and Italian, Frenoh and SUver prune, bought at the Eugene cannery. The highest market price will be paid. For partloalaia cull at tbe oannery. Market. rue Epworth League will hold a "market" In Alias Learned', atore, Saturday, Auguat 26, 1000. " The Mill Cannot Grind ' 'with Water That's Past." A fagged out, tearful little woman said this in telling her cares and weaknesses. Her friend encoursgtd by tetllng of a 'eUtlve mho was cured of fiat such troubles by Hood' s Sjumpjirill. The little women rotu hts tcArsofoy, for she took Hood's, which put her blood in prime order, tnd she lives on the strength of the present in steed of worrying About thtt of the past. Told Hor Friend " After turning goitre on my neck 42 yeers Hood's SersA pAiitt completely cured me. was so gttd I toll friends About tl And A Udy in Wisconsin who rend of my curt told me she Also look Hood's for the SAme trouble And -was cured. She thanked me." SMrs, tAnnA Sutherland, KeUmttoo, &tich. Jl.wrt'1 rtllteitr llTcMIt, i tha noD-lrrltatlDS ana anil nalhartia'lo Ufct liHllowliif,prllUk bama ia determined! CLEARANCE OFi ALL SUMMER GOODS MANUFACTURES. ALL LOW PRICES THAT THE ERS MAY BE CLEARED AT ONCE. WE ASK YOU TO READ THIS SHIRT WAISTS. 35 cents. CRASH SKIRTS 35 cents. SKIRTS Navy lllue Duck Skirts, Price l Oil and l.50. 50 cents. DUCK HfTTS Dark and light collars anil fancy -. mimd, price M.&0 and fO.COwlllrl.'.eu: at $2.50 Mail orders promptly attended to. S. H. Friendly rroai. W FDunlspbas relumed to Eugene Frank Laaiu arrived today to visit relative. MraudMra P Frank arrived home thla afternoon. Rev P R Burnett returned lo Inde pendence today. C F Pilchard, the . bop buyer, went to Salem today. Tbe Misses Wold weot to PortUud on a visit today. K C Sparks, of Blue River C.ty, was In Eugene today. George Fisher has gone to the Blue Klver mines agaiu. A F Hurd aod wife and (! B Mor gan are back from Roteburg. M las Nora Carson is here visiting at Mr and Mrs Horace Off utt's. Miss Lottie Waller and brother Or- val are back from Prinevllle. Mrs Prof Washburn baa gone to Newport to ioln her husband. Attorney H W Thompson aud N H Wl'.nee are back from Wendllng. Miss Minnie Bluer, of Salem, Is tbe guest of Mrs 1 boa Luckey in this city. Miss Emma Saltzman and party are borne from an outing at ber homestead west of Creswell. Rev P R Burnett, of Independence, returned home today after a Bhort visit lu Eugene. R H Wiley and family and George Oliver and Arthur Hanua left for Bel knap Springs today Mrs Frank Hampton, of Crook county, Is bere to visit relatives and friends for several weeks. S B Mores has returned to his former borne at Creswell alter a tbree years' residence at Sodavllle, Oregon. Wni M Benuer and family has moved to Eugene from Alsea, They will live lo a residence on East Eighth street. President Strong went to Cbemawa this afternoon where be Is to lecture before tbe Indian Institute for the Coast. Mr aud Mrs Robert Collier and fam Hy, ofgSan Franolsci, arrived today and will visit relatives In this olty for a time. Mrs Collins, who has been visiting with Mrs Win Preston for a week or more, left for ber home lu Portland this afternoon. Roseburg Review: Miss Jessie Liv- ermore aud Miss Etta Learned, of Eu gene, are visiting at tbe home of Engi neer Frank Anderson in this city. Cbarles Griffin aud Ernest Gilstrap left this morning ou bicycles for Flor ence, and will ride down the coast, coming out at Dralu or Roseburg, J W Kays and family will leave on tomorrow morning's early train for two mouths' visit to relutlves and ftiouds in Pennsylvania. F M Wil kins and Harry Graham will run the business during his absence. Miss Belle Brennier left on the over land this morniug for Han Francisco In answer to a telegram announcing that Grace Hall, a very dear friend of Ml. Brenuler's, had met with an aO' oident and was daugtrnusly Injured. Miss Hall Is an aotiess with the Har radeu Company. Hon 8 H Friendly ui rived home from - Portland this morning. Hla daughter, Mln Rosalie, was moved from Good Samarllun hospital to Tbe Hill, Sunday, and Is recovering nloely. As soon as Miss Rosalie Is able to travel the family will probably go to Clatsop beach. Paints Wall-Paper Harness and Saddles PRESTON & HALES LeftTe orders forbouMpuntlns. O M McCftADY MADE OV THE BEST: AT PHENOMENALLY SHELVES AND COUNT CAREFULLY. suit Eugene, Oregon. MsUMsMU "HE HAILS FROM OREGON." And Got the Orgonian to Publish a Three-Quarter Column Laud atory Mailed ''Dispatch" About Himself. Colouel(?)J A Straight (he was a private lu the war) is responsible for placing the Oregoulan in a very ridic ulous, but an. using position through publishing a three-quarier column "mailed" dispatch about tbe doughty oolonel(?) from Washington. We bave space for only a few of the cboioe extracts: "Since tbe organization of head quarters bere, one of tbe most earnest workers in connection with the oflloe ui' been Colonel JA Straight, of Eu gene, Or, wbo is now connected wltb tbe literary department of tbe national committee. Having been aotive lu politics throughout that section, he 1 in oloee touch wltb the situation there, aud ban proven a valuable assistant to Chairman Hanna in bis work for tbe West. "In 1859 Colonel Struigbt moved to Iowa, .where he edited tbe first repub lican paper established in tbe far West, published at Council Bluffs. At tbe same time be became identified witb tbe grow j of tbe republican party lu that sUw. and was one of its managers during and after tbe Civil War, paying particular attention to the literary work of the' party. . "After leaving Iowa, Colonel Straight moved about among tbe Western states, getting in touch witb tbe political situation in each, Bnd bas never allowed his Interest to lag. To day be has been assigned to looking after tbe campaign work in tbe West ern states witb which be i most con vereant, the states west of tbe Missouri, aud In bis opinion all of those states will cast their electoral vote for Mc Kinley. In tbe opinion of Colouel Straight there will be some great sur prises In store for politicians tbls fall Probably tbe greatest will be to see Colorado go republican. "The same conditions that bave wrought, change of eentimeut lu Col orado In favor of republicanism have been at work in other Western silver states, and Idaho, Montana, Utah aod Wyoming, as well aa Oregon aud Washington, are aalu republl. can, with the sentiment in favor of McKUiley and Roosevelt growing like prairie Are. THE "COLONEL'S" OPINION OF HIM SELF. J' With bis keen perception of con ditions In the West, and being in thorough touch with Ibe prty in all those stated, Colonel Straight ii pov ing a very essential faotor lu republi can headquarters. Hla services have been and will be invaluable, and are sucb as to demand befitting recogni liou wliou the next administration Is formed. Ho has earned, end will probably receive nouiu good office at tbe bands of tbe government, where he can continue to serve the party and country throughout the uext admin, istration." If Colouel(?) Straight succeeds In booming the party as well as he has himself bis servloes will prove luvulu able to Chairman Mark Hi.miiu, nnd will undoubtedly get him "some good r ftlce, etc." "Colonel" Straight is a "good one," and no mUtake. OABTORIA. Bun tl A Ito Kind Von Haw Always Bought Biguttr of Lafok Attendance Assured. Presideut Strong Informs us thai the attendance at the next session of the UulverHlty of Oregon will be large, oemg a great Increase over the year Just dosed. He says the faculty Is receiving large numbers of letters makto ( inquiries for residences and roiin.. It uow looks as if Eugene would have a "bouse Is mine" next nionln. Li .hit YtKLD. The oat crop Is also proving to be a very light yield. Douglas, tbe creamery man, last year threshed 8J bushels per acre from a field; yesterday, from the same kind of land, be threshed 15 bushel.: Today janies .ttMrt threshed 12 bushels from a field that uually yields 80 bushels, i For Sals Chkap.-a uocd bumv and single baruess for sale cheap If laaeo st once. Iuqulreat thla office. Colds Z Chest When your cold has settled down deep in your chest, cough syrups will not relieve you. The system must he given strength and force to throw off the disease. cHIsStnuUicTL does just thus. It enables you to conquer the inflam mation. The lungssoon heal, and all danger is passed. Do not let the disease become chronic because of neglect. . .' "11 Jruf(. ScOTT a BQW. 'n, yk I Bargains... Wo will sell for cash the A. V. Peters' stock of Dry Gooas, Notions, Ladies' Gents' and Children's underwear at very low prices. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Clothing, and Summer Goods at Cost. We also keep on hand Fancy and Staple Groceries, Paints, Oils, lour, I'eea, Ji,tc. Come and see our prices. Eggs and Butter taken in exchange. QUINER & BITTER. Successors to A. V. and I. K. Peters. Jiiee Hams, Sides, Breakfast BaeoD, Pienie Hams. On Sale at all Call for Gray SMOKE. Mount Hood HighjGradejioc Ciar F. C. Potts Manufacturer- igti&fci- 'sxSjf r jm few' .STATE NORMAL SCHOOL Monmouth. (Oregon. Hotel Arrivals. KUGENE. M Ralph, 8t Paul L W Knight, 8 F J H Wigle, Prinevllle J ft Hills, Jaspi.r Mrs J A Kund'e, Toledo, Wash R C Edwurds, Lowell E Rorsefeld, 8 F J H Kissinger, Fall Creek J R Ream, Albany J E Andrews, Corvallis T Magraw, Albany F Marlon, Drain John Waldwell M Carrulchael, Chicago W F McBee, Fall I reek Ol Tersavo, Portlsnd A Oppeubeimer, Portland W H Rahman, HF T M Miner, 8 F A F Hurd and wif-., Florence F E Jamison, Portland V E Brown, Portland HOFFMAN J J Peplnt, Leaburg 8 C Sparks, Blue River Dexter Hparks, Blue River D li Taylor, Seattle H Wlinn, Seattle JO Gllleland, Portland R B Harrison, Veta, Wash O Msrkhani, Delphi., Wah Arthur Law ence, Portlaud H B Dunn, Portland KC VsUKht, Porlnnd lyd Welnshup, B F V L Harvey, W F Working Night and Day. Tbe buUM snd n.lgtpst iuIe thing lhat ,ver w n.ado ,,r King's New Lib mu, Ery pin . a BiigHM-iBU-d i.i,ur ..,.,,, ,,,. chaiivra w.li.. ...... - . ' ,, . lessne" '"to esoruv. train r.J In . ,w,r. ihev-r, wm!c,f III "miiki:.. iiiUtie health. Only boi. , llV w . rw., .., er Ramblkh Kaos-inn u-.i. "'"""-year. 4 R,ml. .a Ideals bave been told In v.. Prrrihpsest.in,n,. .,' . our window tl.. ...... .... i-.ii ..-iinper-. I'lrn. and resident Is Bir v, , KI,,n. r do more blcTcle repairing, J"dbleyol,h..,lvo,h hl"u county, our prl,v. E MiClaxaiian. Brushes, SMOKED BY GRAY & SON. grocery stores. & Son's lard. None better RUNNING UP A BIG BILL For doctor' fee wouldn't be oecescary, when you are jit tacked with cold at thin wa w-n of the year, if yuu wmiiH keen? bottle of our iure ami hurli Krade Cynu .NobU Whiskey in your house and then take it in the form of toddy, or aa your taste dic tates, at bedtime ur any other otd time. Then is nothing like it for colds, La Grippe or kindred ailments, W 01. Renshaui Fall term opens September 18th. 'I he students of the Normal School arepn pared to take the State Certificate imnt diately on graduation. Graduates readilv secure (food positions. Expense of year from 9120 to 9150. ; Stroog Academic and Professional Cuam New Bpei-ial department in manual traiuDf. Well equipped training department. For catalogue containing full aoDoDDcr ments, address P. L CAMPBELL, Or President. W- A. WANN, Seo. of Faculty. Valuable Goats For Sale. A Hock of 225 bead of Angora goats will be gold by a subscriber to tbe Guakd These goats are all from well bred, high-grade stock and will tm sold at reasonable rates. All wbo wish addltioual information relative to tbls excelleut opportunity to secure a start in goats, should address the Dally Eugene Guard, For Sale. Gente family horse. Handsome for. a and color, and medium lit. Harness and covered roomy buggy, cheap. Enquire at Guard Officb. J. V. KAYS FURNITURE CO mum tnd FUNERAL DIRECTORS The Hoffman W O ZEIQLEft. PBOPaitTOS SUNDAY DINNER 50c EUGENE. OREGON Eugene Babbitry Cor. 11th and HighSts. J. W. HAMBLE, Proprietor, tuacNc, orioon. . ..Th Isrsent Belgian Har. esUbllfhrnml inthe .ut. 17 diffrent strtiM reprewnl" hM.M by Fwhixla Royal, son of Chamlia r-anhwla and Bonania 1)umd 2d. All H1 grenl jrouniritern. Satisfaction gnaranU). Oregon. ' Eugene Livery and Foed'tablps WEST EROS, Props. New Rlg New Harness, Competent Drrvwr ll.w bnardd by day gr Beat. M hiwus-roley Sprinsi stafb C nillam.it. and Tetli 8ueU. Tlhaa Mais St.