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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard All Popular Brands of CIGARS FOlt SALE AT Julius Goldsmith's GUARD Telephone, h Main 191. New Ads Today. BH Friendly. Hampton Bros. Baptist market. Baptist market. Baptist market. Dr Lowe, optician, with J B Luckey Ramblers and Ideals stand the test. Conteutment Is found when you bavo a Rambler. Miss Fannie Crouer Is confined to ber room by Illness. E C Smith's wheat, 300 acie,made 6 bushels to the aore. Baptist market, (Saturday, August 18, at J U Green's store. G E Detmerlng has accepted a po sition In the Racket store. Col I Is P Huntington's funeral will be held in New Yoia. tomorrow. The Eugen'j flouring mill is paying 60 cents per bushel for wheat. The galvanized cornice on tbeDavles block was placed In position today. . M O Wa' ner tunes pianos and i.rKana. Repairing and polishing. Bpeoial prloes on hose. FL Chabhkks. Camp stoves, Dutch ovens, refleotors ai.d eveiy cooking convenlenoe fur camping at F L Chambers' . VVai J Bryan, Adlal Btevensou and Ohas A Towns addressed Ibe greut Irish meeting In Chicago yesterday. ( sm working again in Odd Fellows cemetery. Adv person wishing work don will pleas address or call upn J L Lombard, Eugene. 0 second-hand buggies and car rleces at F L Chambers'. Bicycle repalilng and sundries. E E MoCi.anaii iX. falronlxe the Baptist ladles and ritlsfy your hunger at the market next Saturday. Deputy Sheriff Bown and Guard Geo Itinehart took William Pervlne to the asylum at Baleiu this afternoon. Another car load ofRaoIne buggies Just received no advance In price. Bee the new styles at F L Chambers'. The graud lodge of Woodmen of I he World Is In session at Bait Lake City. The surplus fuud now amounts to$4H, uao. Tba Roseburg free Btreet Fair and Carnival will be beld on Bept 17,18, 10. We acknowledge an attractive b ilge sent ua. Onlyaoouple of pieces of Ploiu'.'r atone Is lacking on the new bank build ing. The same la expected here t night by express. Baptist market, Saturday, August 18, at J U Green's store. John Davlea Is having a new osniei't sidewalk laid In front of his new brick blook on Ninth street. Clark & Bliu mons are doing the work. Ex Judge Barton, of Linn county, was In Eugene today. He s ys LIum oounty's new oftlcers will be as eoonomloal, he thinks, as the old were. The Washington republicans yesU'r terday nominated Wallace Mount, u graduate ef th University of Ornu for supreme Judge. He Is a bright man. 101 Oreeoenta sold this year In Eu gene ; 683 Creaoent riders In and around Eugene now. Tba people now know that the Creaoent bloyolea stand with out the trouble of always tinkering them up. Get Creaoent and you are always ready to go. Roseburg kevlew, Aug 16: Win Kerr, the oentenanan miner of Day" Creek, passed through Roseburg It night for Cottage Grove to visit his bod. He will return to bis mine soon, confidently expecting several ycara mora of aotlve life, although past his Mtb birthday. Corvallls Times; A local dealer yes terday aald It was Impossible to ninke . a price at which to quote wool In the local market. He had seut a telegram to prominent eastern dealers asking for an oiler on a lot, aud so little Interest was taken In tba matter by the easi eroers that no reply was recelvtd. y radically no wool la obauglng hands. There Is mora catarrh In this section of the country than all other disease put together, and until the last few years was supposed to be Incurable. For a great many years doctors n B xinoed It a local disease, and pre scribed local remedies, aud by con aianlly falling to cure with local treat ment, pronounced It Incurable, Hcleuoe baa proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease, and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F J Cheney Co, Toledo, Ohio, Is the only constitutional cure on the mar ket. It Is taken Internally In dusts from 10 drops to a leaapoonful. It arts directly on tba blood and mucous surface of the system. They ofler one hundred dollars fur any case It falls to cure. Bend for olrruara and testimonial. Addre. KJChbwxy ACo, Toledo, Ohio. Bold by druggist, 76c Hall's Famll Pills are the beat. SAMPLE DAILY GUARDS. Will Ddiverto Applicants for One Week Without Charge. Tlio Daily Guard, desir ing to extend its already large circulation among the people of Eugene, makes this proposition to people who aro not talcing tlio Daily: Leave your name and place of residence at the Guard office, notify us by mail, or give the same to any regular carrier and wo will deliver the Daily Guard at your gate or door one wekk with out CHARGE. This proposition is made to allow people who are not familiar with the Daily Guard to become acquainted with its merits as a conveyor of the local, county, and im portant daily telegraphic news. Hotel Arrivals. KUOBNK. W P Bmlth, 8 F W B Bhurtey, Philadelphia Mrs J D Howard, Wendllng ROWReymero, Grants Pass J G Howe, Detroit, Mloh E J Harris, S F Chas Gettys, Bohemia R E Edwards, Lowell I J Gray, Ha.el Dell Mrs R U Edwards, Lowell P DunBlug, Hazel Dell G E Hot rt, Hazel Dell M E Edwards, Lowell W H Bnggs E E Emerson, Athena , W S Bruner, Daween EC Bruce, Bt Paul AMInkler, Tllden, Neb Win Perman, Junotlon H A Ballibury wf, Heoeta Mrs Emma Keyee, Baleiu HOFFMAN Harry Swart, Wis FO Veal, Albany G A Mltohenn, Wis Frank Marion, Drain W L Paige, Seattle Wm P Hald, Umpqua Light House J G Pennington, Auderson J RLehrs, Fife, Crook Co G L Larimer, Sprlnglleld L C Jamoson, Portlaud W O Cary, S K C M O'Brien, Chicago UeoThomns, Chicago G D Barton, Albany Paul C Bates, Portlaud HOBoott, HF , W W Alvnrson, Portland F E Uosoly, Louisville, ICy E Li Parrntt, Roseburg F W Bienocr, Waupaca Wis B L Jones, B F Mrs W Jl Miner, Portland List of Letters. llomslulng In Uts pottoaloo at Kugeue, Ore. Eugeue, Or, Aug 10, 11)00. Ulckmaier, Geo I. Biildwlii, E A Dun I, John Kgnn, Mrs Kate Hardeman, Jos Harrison, Mrs Rosa Koopman, Mrs Matilda Qllliert, Mrs H (.' Hartnian, Thus J Johnson; Mrs Carrie Morgan, A Miller, ET Pierce, W E Reagan, F Frances Reed, Miss Pearl Blmmous, Geo W Bkellman, Miss Wright, Mrs Helen Marie WJtmore, Miss Maude A ohsrst of ons c-t'M will tie mstlo on sit 1st ten strvs out, t'ertoni when oslllug lor isiiers win pit" suits wnsn aUTsruwa. H F McCornack, P M. Large Logging Contract. R U Edwards, of Lowell, returned from Harrlsburg yesterday, where he had been to arrange the detail of and to enter lutn a contract with the Har rlsburg Lumber Company for th de livery of a large lug drive next sum mer. 'lb oontract calls for the delivery of 4,000,000 feel at Harrliburg, and 1,000, 000 feet at Corvallls. The logs will h out on Fall Creek, about eight mile above the mouth where It empties into th Willamette. Ramhlkh Facih. Il) Rambler and Ideal sold this year. 446 Ramble aud Ideals have been fold In Eugene proof of these statements Is shown In our window the purchaser's name and rldetice Is given, We do more bicycle repairing, aell mora sundries and bicycle than any other house In Lane onunly. Our price must be right. E K McCl.ANAIIAN. BROOIVl SALE -NOW ON- 2So broom SOo !tOc broom , 16o 36c broom SOo Better broom In proportion. Rest pure leaf lard, In bulk, per lb, 10c. 10 lb pail best lanl $1.10 6 lb pall beat lard 55 26 oi can K C Baking I'uwd r SO Our l-)c Ito and We mart coffee ran not be beat. t lb gloss starch fio We close at 6 each evening except j Baturdey. 1 ...Ax Billy... A Wheeler went to Albany today. E J Fruier returned from California this afternoon. Benj Mulkoy Is bom agsln after a ten days absene. Cbas Kllngensmitb baa returned from McMlnnvllle. Judge Barton returned to Albany on this afternoon's train. Jtbberlfl E L Parrott, of Roseburg, win In Eugene today. MrBogart, the cattle man, Is back from a trip to Portland. Mr Ella Houston and children returned bom this afternoon. Ben Lurch aud wife were on today's train en route to Cottage Grove. L N Roney was a passenger for Portland today on a business trip. Mrs M L Wasbburne went to Balem this afternoon to visit ber sister, Mrs Eakln. Harry M Milliorn and wife, of Juno tlon City, are spending a few days at Newport. Fred Wald has purchased the restaurant one door south of Kauff- man's store. Mrs H L Hollenback left this after noon on a visit to Albany and New port friends. Tbe Pendleton E O says Miss Ethel Thompson will soon visit her grand parent, In Eugene. Blsbop Baikley, ol tbe U B church, and quite a noted Oregon politician, was In Eugene a short time today. He was en rout south. Rev Hansen, tbe real estate man, had two Danes here showing them the country yesterday. They went to Portland tbls afternoon. Prof E B McElroy went to Cbema wa this afternoon to attend tbe Pnolflo Coast Indian Institute. He will address tbe body thla evening. Mrs Bryson, of Corvallls, arrived in Eugene on tbls afternoon' train. Tbe lady and her son, R B, will board at Mr Wblleaker' during the coming school year. Wednesday' Albany Democrat: "President Frank Strong of tbe U of O, and a brother Just from the East, were in the city today on their way to the bay to see tbe greatest ocean in tbe world." George Rluebart left for his home at Condon, Gilliam oounty, on the 1:08 train today, after a months' stay at Creswell looking after bla farm and harvest. George take the orop failure philosophically, remarking that bis part of tbe grain would probably sell for enough to pay the taxes on the farm. Blub River Road. Five or six teama started out this morning, loaded with tools aud supplies to tin used on tbe MnKsnzIo wagon road work. Messrs Blmons and Carroll went along and will superintend the work, Mr Simons having charge of the east end, aud Mr Carroll of the western. Teams and men uro wanted. The work will be pushei'. as fast as possible, Eugene and Lhiih county never made a better Investment, Timber Men. Henry Bwari and George A Mituihesmi, of Marinette, Wisconsin, arrived hero Ihpi night, and tbls morning lefi for Lowell In a private oonvtyanue n consult, with urulsers at wink on the Mili'an- rosd IhihIs. These gentl'tnen represent millions, and we iru t liny will buy some of our valuable timber laud. An 1889 Columbia. Tne Adventist preaoher, about whom i'n extract from the Albany Deruoorai waa printed lu yesterdays' GtiAKD, was lu Eugene this forenoon on bis wsy south. HI old 1889 Columbia bicycle, whh wooden spokes, attracted quite a oroad about th MoClanahan agency. 2hS $ on-Irritating Cathartic Easy to take, easy to operst- Hand's Pills DOLLARS AND SENSE. I YOU CAN'T SAVE SENSE. GOOD SENSE, INSPECT THE MERITS SATURDAYS Here Are Some Indicators. KIlUiONS. it loch ribbon all silk AT 5c A Yard STRAW H ATM. A nobby line will be on sale Haturdxy AT 25 c HOSIERY. Children's fast black extra Iv-.-. 15c a pair Mail orders promptly attended to. S. H. Friendly P.nrrpnp Orprrnn 3 IE II TIIWUriWtilUJitiiiUWUI.lUillitlllilllliiililiiliirllllilliliill TEACHERS' EXAMINATION. Held August 8-io-Xuniber of Ap plicants 42; Successful 32. FJHOT O BADE 8, M E Edwards, Lowell Elinor Hale, Hale L W McKeel, Collage Grove Maud 4 Drury, Mabel O FCalllson, Jtn,eu J O McCrady, Kauklln Itosia Hamilton, Eugeue Helen M Swift, Pleasant Hill 8E00CD CIBADE H. Gertrude Humble, Eugeue Ida M Bwift, Cottage Grove Gertrude Longuioor, Eugene Fanny Woodruff, Lorane Ed 1 til Myers, Eugeue Mae King, Eugeue Carl Baugbman, Pleaaut Uill Marie V Smith, Hprlngfleld Flossie Lockwond, Lursne Pearl Addison, Lnraue Bessie Moore, Crtmwell Maude Rensbuw, Eugene Bertha H Whlttaker, Eugene Amanda Moorehcuae, Jasper THIRD OBADE-9. Berlba Allison, Hule Daisy Bower, Eugeue Daisy Bomers, Eugene Carrie Shrsg, Eugene Glenn Chessman, BpiiugSeld Nellie Furnish, Florence luez Millicun, Walterville Alex McKinzey, Pleasant Hill Retta Mae Bradford, Hale PRIMA BY CERTIFICATE. Mrs Anna T Buok, Eugene Glenn Chessman made tbe best standing, 95j) per cent. O F Callieon, second, 93 per cent. The Half Cent, A movement 1 on foot to put a one half cent coin In general use in tbe United States. Several suggestions have been made to tbe government, and a document waa presented, signed by the heads of the big department stores In the various large cities throughout tbe oountry, showing the needs for tbls money In making change. Progress finds many methods of Im provement, but for ball a century past, In spite of many Imitations, nothing has arisen to equal Hostetter's Btoui aob Bitters, the greatest benefactor the human race has ever known. ThiB medicine cures couslipation, lndiges tlon. dyspepsia, blllinusness, nervous ness aud sleeplessness, also prevents malaria, fever and ague. Be sure to get the genuine with our private revenue stamp bottle. over the neck of Ibe Weather. Tonight and Friday: Generally fair, Beai.s Wouldn't Work. The Eugene W urer Co purchased light water pipes for tbe new Hue irom Pearl street on Third street to the river, undtr guar antee. It wns laiil but was found to 1-ak. The light article ws9 taken up yesterd-iy aud standard pipe is being luid In tbe trench today. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have A'ways Bought Bears the BIgratuxe of Faints Ill-Paper Harness and' Saddles PRESTON & HALES lTe order for home pit In Una. u M McCrady DOLLARS WITHOUT WILL PROMPT YOU TO OF OUR SPECIALS regular 2"o a pair SOCIAL. HHS C. W. LOWE ENTERTAINS. Yesterday afternoon Mrs C W Lowe gave an informal afternoon, or social to a number of her friends. It was quilt a siicccw-ful affair. Misra Lizzie Grilllil and Stella RoUlusou pr-aided over tbe refreshment tables. The gUrBts were: Mesdames F W Prentice, J 8 Luckey, T L Gilbert, Jeiry Horn, Mae Smith, G L Roudebush, Win Cany (Lebanon), Geo B Dorris, Laura Harris, L L Wbitson, J F R ibinson, Wui Abrams, W C Hale, W L JJeLauo, E B McEln.y, Mary GrlDlu, Lizzie Thompson, E O Potter; Miss McFad den (Balem1, Miss Ablegate, Miss Iforao, Miss Louise Yoran. PROSPECTS ARE BRIGHT. State Fair Will Be a Good One Editors will Be Barbecued. Secretary Wisdom, of tbe Bute Board of Agriculture informs the Guard that everything looks very bright for a successful fair tbls year. All arrangements are working smooth ly, and more than usual Interest Is being displayed In the coming expo sition. Tbe new arrangement of a state fair circuit inoluding California, Oregon, Washington, British Columbia and Idaho will be of Immense benefit to our fair, as It will bring a much finer display of outside stack thin we have had before. Editors' day, Tuesday, Sept 18, will be one of the big days of the fair, and quill drivers from all over the North west are expected. There will be a gra'id barbecue, and tbe newspaper men are all assured of enough to eat, tor ouce. Elks' Excursion. A special coach under obarge of tbe Elks will leave Eugene for Portland Wednesday, September b, and retum 8unduy, September 9. Blxty round-trip tickets will be sold at $3.60 each, good for above dates only. Apply at once to R M Donahue at Wells Fargo Ss Go's oftlje. First come, first served. Dakota Hail Storm. St Thomas, N D, Aug. 16. A se vere bail storm last night destroyed 40,000 acres ol the finest grain in North Dakota tills year, eveu that cut and In the shock being destroyed. Many of tbe bail stones were from three to four Inches In diumeter. OA8TORZA. Bears th Kind Yen Ham Ulnars Boiljht Must Dkposit $10. Ti.e suurcnie oourt hss held tt.at di.'orcti eeckers must, deposit $10 with the clerk, as formally, The money will uow go to I he county instead of the proieoutlng at'orueyas it did belore that officer waa laced on a salary. Cattle Bold. J H Beckley sold to Dick Morris, of Halt-ui, yesterday, 01 bead of cattle for per bend line In J.uiieue. ruereweie25 two-v. m.!ds and the balance Ihree-ieur ii.'iU. Mr Beckley rained the cattle on the Ozment ranch Blnce they were calves. Mill Accioknt. An Iron pulley fli-w of a phafl at the Hnrrishurg Haw- mill the other dry aud scattered Iron about prnttiKCUouly.. there were several narrow escapes. Wm Puwell'e flax yielded 10 bush els to the acre. The plate glass for the Davis build Ing arrived today. A hop contract was made at Halem yeater lay for 10 oeuls per pound. Two miners are here Irom Nome, Alaska, en route lo the Blue Klver mines. Presideut Btrong addrrss yesterday at delivered an the Cheinawa 'The Present Indian Institute on Aspect of Kducation." A printer made us say yesterday that Ueorge Freeman was li jured by a fall at tbe new armory building. It should have been lleo r Ireuiao. ex constable. Pendleton E O, Aug. W: "Jesse lonen, a well known merchant of Walla Walla, formerly ef l'eudleton, passed through Pendleton Tuesday en route home from New York and Chi cago, where be had been on a business trip." He was formerly a olerk In tbls city in Mr Krtendly's store. It's Scrofula Those little kernels in the neck! Has your child ever had them ? You know some times they swell, become painful, sol tin, nnd end in a scar. Give smli a child .Scottsnuf&(ca just as soon as the kernels appear. The Iktle swell ings will grow less and less and soon will disappear alto gether. Continue the Emul sion until the child has good flesh and a healthy color. W. ind t,.w, , S,ui,Wt. scot t a bow n t, amt, x, tca. Bargains... We will sell for cash the A. V. Peters' stock of Dry Goous, 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, Flour, reed, JUc. Come and see our prices. Butter taken in exchange. QUINER & BITTER. Successors to A. V. and I. K. Bice flams, Sides, Breakfast Baeon, Pienie Hams. On Sale at all grocery stores. Call for Gray & Son's lard. None better. SMOKE- Mount Hood High iGradejioc Cigar F. C. Potts Manufacturer- .STATE NORMAL SCHOOL Monmouth, iOregon. Call For County Warrants. Notice is hereby given that the following warrants will be paid on presentation at my offk-e on aud aftkk Aukusi 10, 1000. Interest on sme will cease August 11, 1900: All Lane county warrants from registered num ber 7645 to 7599, both Inclusive. Dated, Eugene. August 9. 19110. A B Pattekso-o, County Treasurer Fruit Wanted. Pears aud Italian, Freuoh and Silver prunes bought at tbe Eugene oanuery. The highest market price will be paid. For particular call at tbe cannery. BMntls y) Iln Kail You Haw Ulnars BomM Market. The Epworth League, will hold a "market" In Miss Learned's store, Hal u id ay, August 25, 1900. Myiikk Minks r-oi.n. Urania pM Courier "r' H Osgood has purchaoed the mining property of l m Bybte, tbe well known miner and aiockman of Southern Oregon, the H"iried our ohase price being jwioon. The al embraoeaa number of rmn.,, ,; them the J.wephlne u.ii.e nn Ki.gue river, the Canyon rr.tk plsrer anil a number of quarts profiles." Mr Osgood is the gentleman lm recently i-un-nasea me ctiaun.ey Dale mine in the Hlue r.lver rti.Tln. Cillers Con tsa Rlnullno'. ..i..,., one .fthelget,hw, that travel is . ai ecien lo he In Fug, e , ,,, w future. Tni.clr,u. I. as a r.putt,.,u of being a first ciafsshn..,.i .m . . , .."ill UD doubt l.rli.g out ,rce Wastfiv To trade." ...n ... rrov,d rai .h, ihr. tittles fi n" road siatlnn in Lane sni. r. erty in Kuime. Innuire i r;,-.. offlce for particular.. W ASTKP. A gill t,r W.H.,,,7, f... eral housework. too,l ... . ' to southeast corner Kiev. nM, an1" H street. gu orai.e CHSAprrrr ., ... and single hme for U. u.ton. lB,ulrrt U,l. efflc . Brushes, Eggs and Peters. SMOKED BY GRAY fc SON. RUNNING UP A BIB BILL For doctor' fees wouldn't be oeceaKary, when you are at tacked with colds at litis sea xon of the year, if you tvouM keep a bottle of our pure ad hiirh grade Cyrun .LNoble Whiskey in your house and then take it In tbe form of toddy, or as your taste dic tates, at bedtime or any other old time. There is nothing like it for colds. La Grippe or kindred ailments. W 01. Renshaoi Fall terra opens September 18th. The students of the Normal School are pre pared to take the State Certificate imme diately on graduation. Uiaduates readilv secure Rood positions. Expense of year from $120 to $150. btrong Academic and 1'rofensional Counts, New special department in manual traimnif, Well equipped training department. For catalogue containing full aoDrunn mentti, address P. L CAMPBELL, Or W- A. WANN. Sea of Faculty. Working Night and Day. The busiest aud mightiest little thing that ever was made is Dr Kiug's New Life Pills. Every pill Is a sugar-coated Hohuleof health, that cbanves weakness Into strength, llst- le'suess into energy, brain fag Into mental power. They're wonderful In building up the health. Only 26o per box. Bold by W L DeLano. For Sale. Gentle family horse. Handsom form and color, and medium size. Harness and covered roomy buggy, oheap. Enquire at Guard Office. J. W. KAYS FURNITURE GO EM8ALMERS and FUNERAL DIRECTORS The Hoffman W 0 2EIQLER. Psopsiitos SUNDAY DINNER 50e EUGENE OREGON Eugene Rabbitry Cor. 11th and High $t$. J. W. HAMBLE. Proprietor, IUQCNC, ORCQON. . .,Th, 'argsst Bflsiin Hare ssUblbhrntat laths jute. 17 rtiff.r.Bt strains pntd hsartl by r wh,da Koy.i, n 0f Ohampioa rsshnla and Bonsnia Ouesn 2d. All di. greed wmagrtsni. SstlJactioo guarant.s.1. Eugene Livery and Feed Stables WEST R0S, Props. NewRgs New Harness, Competent Driver H.-rMWrdribyrlayorBoath. WuUoirtu sod TmA Stmts.