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Daily Eugene Guard I sample daily guards. ' hopgrowers- picnic. FRIDAY All Popular Brands of AUGUST 17 Will Deliver to Applicants for One Week Without Charge. CIGARS FOR SALE AT Julius Goldsmith's r 11 GUARD Telephone, Ho Main 191. BREVITIES. Baptist market. Baptist market. Baptist market. Dr Lowe, optician, with J S Luckey Ramblers and Ideals aland the teat. Attend the band conoert at the Park tonight. (Jonlentment In found when you have a Itambler. ' , I tie Iowa democrats nominated a full ticket yesterday. Baptist market, (Saturday, August 18, at J U Green's store. Another car of telephone poles It ue Iuk loaded at the depot. The Albany baud will play at the Jiiaa uarmvai tu I'ortiaud. Attorney Bilyeu Is having extensive repairs made on Ills reMdence. MO Warner tunes pianos and organs. Repairing and polishing, Ki-Unlted States Senator John J Ingalls died lu New Mexico yesterday. J H Montolth and wife went to Oak land this afternoon to stay a few days, Bpeolal prices on hose. F L Chahiikhh The game law la violated here dally, out not so badly as a few years ago. Mrs a 11 Jenkins Went to Cottage Uiove this afternoon to visit Iter sister. the north bound train did not reauli here until 8:20 o'clock this after noon, Camp stoves, Dutch ovens, relleotors and every cooking convenience for camping at IT Jb Chambers', I am working again in Odd Fellows oeiuelery. Adv person wishing work done will please address or oall upou J it Lombard, Eugene ai sooonti-uana buggies and ear riages at F L Cliaiubers', Blcyole repairing and sundries ' BE McOlanaiian. Wheat is quoted by the Salem flour ing mm at 40 cents. Here it Is worth 60 cents. -Patronize the Baptist ladles and satisfy your hunger at the market next oaiuruay. Another oar load of Kuolue buggies Just received no advance lu price, Kee tue new siyios ,t e h UuBmbera, Prof Condon has purcha sed a Tlnk ham Improved trloycl. o(E E Air- viananan. , it has rubber tires and runs easily, ; satem Journal: Mark Hann Is taklna more Interest In Tnm lf.s.1 ,! Orover Cleveland Just now than be ever uiu uerora, Wkkkly Guard. nuhllnliRft in,i..u An excellent number to send hmsii or to absent friends. Mailed from this ofllos, If req uested. Baptist market, Saturday, Augmt is, at J U Green's store, . Thursday's Albany Democrat: Juil e W C Hale, of Eugene, who has deoldi d to looate elsewhere, was Id theory today on a visit with bis father. The horses hitched to a wi 'nn loaded with bay got frightened win a on the Harrlsburg ferry the other day and pulled the load oil the ferry ..no the river. The horses, and most of the bay weresaed. The party that left Albany with tbo Inieution of soallng Mouut Jefferson railed, whloh leads the Albany Demn orat to remark: "There are height In this world that oanuot always be reached. One Is Mount Jefleraou." 161 Cresoonta sold this year In Ku gene; 683 Crescent riders lu andaniuiul iuigene now. The people Dow know that the Oresoent bloyoies stand with out the trouble or always tinkering them up, Get a Creeoent and you are always ready to go. The Koaeburg Review says the new Water A Light Company of that city are working on their new reservoir and that the right of way to the North Umpqua at Winchester, where the water will ba taken, baa about been 'Secured. The ltoaeburg Water Coin, pany refuses to aooept an offer of 'J0,. -000 for their plant. There la more catarrh in this section of the oountrv than all other dlseasm put together, and until the last few years was supposes to oe incurable. For a great many years doctors pro. noanced It a local disease, and pre scribed local remedies, and by oon tantly falling to cure with looal treat ment, pronounced It Incurable, ttoleuoe baa proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease, and therefore requires oonstltutlonai treatment, 'Hall's Catarrh Cunt. maniifa4t,irMl l.v F J Cheney A Co, Toledo, Ohio, Is the only oonstltutlonai cure on the mar- net, ii is uaen luternany in dosit from 10 drops to a teeapoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous aurfaoee of the system. They oiler one hundred dollars for any case It rails to cure. 8eod for clnuars aud testimonials. Address, F J CliEKaV A Co, Toledo, Ohio. Hold by druggist, 7ftc Uatl's Family PllUara the best. The Daily Guard, desir ing to extend its already largo circulation among the people of Juigeno, makes una proposition to people who are not taking the Daily: Leave your name and place of residence at the Guard office, notify us by mail, or give the samo to any regular carrier and we will deliver tho Daily Guard at your gate or door one wekk with OUT CHARGE. This proposition is made to allow people who are not larniliar with the Daily Guard to become acquainted with its merits as a c.onvfivnr of the local, county, and im portant daily telegraphic news. Valuable Information Imparted ly Growers of Experience. PERFECTLY RELIABLE. T. N. Scgar Refers Fruit Growers to First National Bank. T N Beirar has a larire force at work pacaing iiauan prunes. He wanta all mat lie oan purchase at 16 per ton. He Dave Cash for all fruit nurnliaanri For bis reliability the erowera and outers are referred to the First Nation al Bank of Eugene. Hotel Arrivals. KUOKNB. W H Lohman, 8 F TM Miner. Kansas Citv OF Overbaugh, Portland 1(0 Waller. Albany P B Kynistoo, Blue River BG Perry, Blue River G A Brabham. Albany John Lehors, Fife U K Kllngensmlth, MoMlnovllle A It Kellogg, MuMlnnvllle M E Edwards, Lowell J H Bush, Portland T J Tretreau. Portland J W Shumate, Waltervllle A OppenhelmeY. S F F K Hawke. Portland Lulu Hughes, Roseburg A Phlpps ft family, Vlsalla. Cat J I Beckley, Klklon W 10 Russell, Junction C B Ruggles. H F A G McCarthy, B F HUFFMAN Barney May, Harrlsburg W R Moser, Weudllng T Wegman, Portlaud A W Potter, Waltervllle H D Leyete, Wendllng Mrs M J Case Riverside R P Gaylord, Pasadena. Cal. Geo A Peel, Portland A B Bnyder, 8 K : Ben Mitchell, 1'ortlanu V K Mathlnt, Portland J H Wlgle, Prlnevllle M Frledenihal, Portland J F Price. Ht Louis Restaurant. Mayo & Mao ill re. at nlil Kit Hon stand, w Ititli street, give meals at all hours. Give Ihem a call. Batiafaotlon guaranteed. Market, The Fpwortb League will hold a "market" lu Mla learned', alnrs Saturday, August ilS, 1900. Ramhukr Facts. 106 Rambler and Ideals sold this year. 446 Rambles and Ideals have been rold In Funene proof of these statements Is shown In our window the purohaser'a name and residence Is given. We do more blovole reDalrlnir. sell mom aiimtrlea aud bicycles tbau anv oilier house In l.sne county. , oar prices must be right. K K MoCt.ANAII AN. Nominatkd for JuixiK. The late ronubllcan slate oonveiitimi In W..I. lugtoii nominated Cheater F Miller for circuit Judge of the dlstrlot Including Columbia. Garfield aud Asotin onumlea. Mr Miller la a graduate of the Ui.lveraltv of Oremii. havmo graduated In 18S2. He Is an able attorney. A'oodburn Independent, August 16. The bopgrowora' picnic held in 81ms grove, Bultevllle. last Baturdav. was very largely attenderl, and much Inter est manifested In the fun and educa tional proceedings. People were there from many sections of the state. The bop was discussed in all its points. It was decided that poles were the cheap est; trellises produced more even color, and while twining coat most, it gave the finest quality. That It was best to cultivate deep, twloe each way, then sliellow, quit early. Manuring increases the lice. That paying plokera by weight is the correot method. That picked bops should not be uu. necessarily exposed; pick clean, pay for hops in box or ssok; put on kiln floor as soon as there Is enough to cover the proper depth, Is or 20 inobes, lay loose and even, dry with 135 to 140 degrees; use sulphur, but no other chemicals; let them thoroughly cool, then remove to store room. After flooring Is laid, start Are In stoves, having previously swept stoves and pipes, start sulphur in pans on plat form inside of kilns, keep proper beat, burn about) ptund sulphur per box of bops If green color, If ripe use less sulphur; bops must not be stirred: they will usually dry through. nn he ready to come off la is or 10 hours- must not remain after below dn. xperlenoe necessary. That dealers want HDe: dean nlnkori hops, free from mold or Insect pests. unbroken, of a bright color. That 3fi cents ner box be nalri in pickers. ,'', ftSSOSAL. Mrs Bert Apgar Is visiting In Cor vallis. . Judge llule has returned from Al bany. M B Barker and family are borne from Portland. Harney May returned to Hurrlnbtirg this afternoon. C C Goldsmith, of Portland, was in Eugene today. Miss Mabel Ciaw is visiting Miss Nina Uttrander in Cottage Grove. , President Btrone and brother returned to Eugene this afternoon. K P Gavlord. of Pasadena. Califor nia, is In Eugene visiting relatives and friends. B H Frlendlv alarLed Lo fJIaLann Beach this afternoon to spend Sunday with bis family. Ed Andrews returned from bis visit to the conntrv today. Be will return to his home at Corvallls Monday AN ABLE ADDRESS. President Strong Talks to Indian Institute. Lilt President e'rank Htrona. of the Unl versity of Oregon, delivered an add less to the Pacific Coast luuian losMtuto at Balein TuesJay on "The Present As pect of Education." President Strong said In part: " 1 lie Interest lu education is greater than ever before. It is strlieoause it is becoming more aud more evident that education in its broadest and truest sense is the most important matter with which we have to deal. This is true for at least two reasons. First. education has to do with the preserva tion of all that the past has given us of culture, of mind evolution, of all those maiy faotors that go to make up general human efficiency: second, edu cation luoreaseB snd extends human culture and humau efficiency. Educa- lou, therefore, has to do notoolv with t,.. ... . . ... ! lion, therefore, Has to (lo not only with Mrs R B Huston, Miss Mount, Miss ,,, . , , , . in . . .1.1 y- ,, j ,,. the mere school training of ch dreu, eilie Roberts, of The Dalies. and Miss ..... .. . .. ' The Half Cent. A movement is on foot to nut a una. half cent ooln in general use lo the United Btutes. Beveral suggestions have been made tn th Rn.mm.ni and a document was presented, signed uy me neaos or tlie big department stores In the various throughout the oountrv. showing thA needs for this money In making change. Progress flnds many methods of Im provement, but for ball a centuru nt In spite of many Imitations, nothing iias arisen to equal Hostetter's Btom SOD Blttera. the uraalMl. HA.,uann. . - wuvi.uiui inn numan race has ever known. This neuiciue cures constipation, lndlges- .-..., ..rnpcpoin, uiuiousness, nervous ness BOd Blnnnluuunuaa .l.A ..... : ...uuuan, n,o.. U'UVBIUH malaria, fever aud ague. Be sure to n" nie genuine with our prlvaie revenue stamp over the neok of the uuuie. Meals 20 Cents. I am In oharare of the uixir soutu or llaullmiiii' uirn Exoellent meals will be furnished at. oenta eaoh. Dou't forget the sinntl Fkkd Wat.d. "He is Wise Who Talks But Little' This is only a half truth. If wise men had held their tongues, we should know nothing about the circulation of the blood. If it were not tor this advert might never know that Hood's Sarsaparilla is the greatest medicine in th iW purify and enrich your blood, create an avoetite. strength and steady nerves. impure B I o 0 d Afy complexion iwu bid. Hood's Sirs dakI! a A!A bv Vurifvina mu Arw JOLT, -.lju 7. 4nnitD. McCoy, Wtlsontown. Pa. dtcedd daUatMU Nellie Roberts, of The Dalies. and Miss Gibbs, nave returned from a trip up the MoKeuzie. After a verv Dleasant visit to rela tives and friends 111 Ellrene. Mr and Mrs Robert Collier left for thir home In Ban Frauci9co on this afternoon's train. GeoT Hall, Br, aud family came back from their outing at MoKeuzie Bridge today. Trout and venison are reported plentiful at that resort, Mrs 8 H Friendly and daughter, Miss Rosalie, left Portland yesterday for Clatsop Beach, for a few days Btay Miss Friendly Is rapidly recovering. Oregon City Herald: Howard W Rowland, olty editor of the Daily Kuukne Guard, nassed down Wed nesday evening on his way to Seaside, Ex-Bherlfl Noland, of Cre well, was in the olty today. He says one of bis neighbors had 60 aores of oats that harvested 22 bushels to the acre. A splendid yield for this year Mr Sargent and wife, of Portland arrived on the 2:08 train this afternoon and Immediately left In one of Ell Bang's oonveyanoes. Ashley Stevens, driver, for Frisson's at MoKenzle Bridge. Mrs Nettle Krause, of San Jote, Cal, after a very pleasant visit with her parents, Mr and Mrs John Inizham and ber brother, E H Ingham, and family, and numerous friends, will leave on tonight's overland for borne. Junction Bulletin: Profs FB Dunn and G A Warfield, Rev W B Holllngs head and O F Ford, all of Eugeue passed through the olty on Monday morning early. Tney are on their way to Mt Hood, riding on their wheels. They spent a short time vis iting witn llev McPherson and wife. Today's Albany Herald: Mra TCIIa H llaiiua, of Junotlnn City, is visiting menus lu Albany Mr aud Mrs Otto Alleu aud children returned vnatarHntr from a visit with relatives in Eugene. Mrs Rose Hollenbeck, of Eugene, Is iWHng In Albany, the guest of Mrs T Wsddell. Weather. Tonight and Baturday: Fair. Heals. Bujwi.y Improving. Hon Tvan McQueenn, of Lorane, confined to his bed with fever and rheumatism since May 1st, Is yet a sick man. He has been moved to Cottage Grove for treat- meut. Hood n llrarUli , ih. oon Irrluiln, .nil nlf ontmtlo lo uke iHillood'rs,tiprtilT Paints Wall-Paper Harness and Saddles PRESTON & HALES Leave orders for home pulntlnr. U M UcCradt but It determines the oualitv of nlvlli zatiun that we possess, the production of wealth of which e are capable, and the total product of our National activity in every direction "This gathering tonight isoue of the eviuences of tne strong . hold of educa tion upon the thought and feelings of the people. It is becoming more nearly universal than ever before, and the idea is becoming more prevaleut that a generation owes it to all coming gee erations to transmit the accumulated treasures of the pasr,, with all the In creased etllclency that self-denial can mske possible. In this way a part of lhat mysterious oower. altruism works under the general law of evolu tion to benefit the race. It is for this reason tn part that be who stands in the way of higher educatlou stands In the way of the progress of the race. "The doctrine of evolution has per meated every department of thought almost like a universal law. It tins profoundly affeoted education, and ed ucation will beoome a science in a truer sense Chan before when the bearing of evolution ou eduoatlon is dearly seen and admittod When education as a whole baoomes properly adjusted to the nature of the ohtld and to the accumulated experiences of tbe raoe, it will nave become Indeed scientifla. Ton often lu tbe past it has both ian the nature aud progreis of development of the ohild, and the inenulug of the teachings of history. It set tli imh vidual oil' a a unit, unconnected witn the accumulated experience of the race. Evolution has set a new v,,im both upou the individual aud the race Man is bound to the race by uuoount ed lies which no force can break. Th crowded millions of earth's naat have not lived iu vain. Upon the aocumu. lated profit of their expsrlenoes we ar e to erect the civilization ot tbe 20th century, It is tbe blea of evolution. that the child is irrevocably bound lo murace, mat la revolutionizing our ideas of educatlou, ihat Is forcing tbe wurm m aua to tne ellloleucy of the race. Jor If men or nations f,H their duty, it but rolls a lieviur in.,ri upou those that walk with bleeding eel mis wimei ness of earth. Una pressure which nnimkn orings upou the race to add in i.- accumulation of the Daat l In thi when sooiety is so complex, aud the accuinuiatea experience of tbe race is so vast, rorclug education into the hands of the state. The worn i h.. accomplished is so great, and the cost is so enormous, that onlv the st ,,.. .-iihiou or modem times, ear, unuenaKe tbe ourden " Bargains... We will sell for cash the A. V. Pete stock of Dry Goous, Notions, 'Ladies' Gents' and Children's underwear at very low prices. 1 Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Clothing, and Summer Goods at Cost. We also keep on hand Fancv and Staple Groceries, Paints, Oils, Brushes, Flour, Feed, Etc, Come and see our nrinns. Efi9 ari Butter taken in exchange. QUINER & BITTER. Successors to A. V. and I. K. Peters. Hams, Sides, Breakfast Baeon, Picnie 'flams.- SMOKED BY GRAY & SON. Oii Sale at all grocery stores. Call for Gray & Son's lard. None better. SMOKE, Mount Hood High Grade ioc Cigar F. C. Potts Manufactu re r- RUNNIN6 UP A BIB Bill For doctor' fees wnuliln't be "ecesary, when you are at tacked with colds at thi era Jim of tlie year, If vim woul.l keep a bottle of our pure sad ,!',., Krad Cy' NtAld Whiskey in your hoase aud then take it in the form of toddy, or as your taste dio tates, at bedtime or any other old time. There Is nothing like it for colds, La Grippe or kindred ailments. W 01. Rensliaui DOLLARS AND 1 SENSE. PREDICT AN ahly J'Al.l..n ii timers predict an early tall, 'l'iiey say that the Bwallows have all gone, that ireauy tne leaves are turn lni,...r .i jeio.w, nu mat mere is the mmtv smell of fall lu tbe air. These old- iiiiersoj,ittiesguge ulliualio oh..,. more surely than those who emolov K.. ........ - ... " soie uiio uietnods. It seems tone a sort of lustluot with Ih.m lib. tue o.a le tows who r.. sioriu ny leellug tlie rheumatism In ineir nones, BR00W SALE NOW ON Sio broom , itoc broom.,., ajo 34o broom , ,,soo Jl.lter tiroonis In proportion. Best ptire leaf lard, III hulk, per lb, 10c. 10 lb pall best lard l in 8 lb pall beat lard m 2ft oi can K O liakliie: 1'owiW SO ! Our 12jo, 16o aud SOo roast coffee can not be beat. 1 lb gloss starch....... j We oloeeaie each .renins; eieei.t Hatutdaya. ...Ax Billy... OU CAN'T SAVH! nnr.T Ana wiTtrm it. MUNSPJ. UUOD SENSE, WILL rilOMPT YOU TO llNSPJiUT THIS MERITS OF OUli SATURDAYS Hero Are Some Indicators. SPECIALS IMBBONS. 6TB Ineli ribbon all silk AT 5c A Yard STRAW HATS. A unbby line will be on sale Halurdsy AT 25 c HOMER Y. Children's fast black extra 11. , 15ca puir regular 9oo a pair Mail orders promptly attended to. S. H. Friendly 0 Eugene, Oreaon. l- BCIIOOI, HTATISTItS -HonH....j entof Putillo luetruollon J H Acker man, In his report of the financial standing of the several counties ot Oregon as regards the school fund tor the vear enriin,, ikoo . .i,.-T n .vvu vlr1IUB (IQg county . with receipts olfoo. B42.U7 dishur.ements, S4,316.92. For 190o' receipts. $60,217.62! hi. ' $16,002.06. . I.ATK8T Kkws.-fhe Daily Ouakd special lelegraphia servire KTeg the i.t important happening, f ll e world during i,e dav no , ... o oiucR, i facitlo (.'oast time). The die paicnes pulill.l ed In t, n.,,. '"d? will be found In the uregonian 'Mimorrow. -STATE NORMAL SCHOOL Monmouth, Oregon. Jail terra opens September 18th. Ihe students of the Normal School are pi, pared to take the State Certificate irnrne. diately on graduation. Graduates readilv secure good portions. Axiiense of year from $120 tn $160. strong Academic and frofetsional Csgna special department in manual traisinr. Well eqmi)pd training department. for catalogue containing full nn met meuts, address 0r P. L. CAMPBELL, ... .. President. W-A. WANN, V Seo. of y acuity. APPKEHKNIIKD Tlmi-uHo.. u.... -..-.m.j ibirr-e- burg Review: Hherllt Parrott went to Eugene last ulirht to i,ri.. .. o nyn JUUllg Bice, ot Riddle, who Is wanted ou the ouargeot stealing a horse from J J Lhadwlck. of Mvnta m. leged oulprlt now has two brothers In the state reform school because they started out in life , i , , horses, and It probably "rune In th. raiiiiiy." The Lane , fsaavti 111UU 1U The Yooiig bViaffisr She thinks little of her self, and fail.3 to notice how pale and thin she is irrow- consuntly : docs not its food She wotrL- over the v tl thrive, ak!.Ovi"! seems abundant. nourishes and lengthens the nursing mo li -r an.) sun. plies to the hahv's food the bone-forming and fat-pro-ducinp; elements which were lacking. corr bw M, cai; h rmti KlNQLINO'S flRCUS. - This s how 'III probably be In 1.', ,., rr .... - i urnuay, Pt. 11. It Is generally conoerio,! ii,... Bingllug Bros circus la tim i. .... j finest exlilbitlon of its kind that ever oauie lotbe Pacitiocoast.. Ti OS railroad cars, emn'o.. , . thousand peonle. has son .r ... o , f"'"'iiieis, h.ui, ana outi borees, acd pre- an almost limitless array of novel features. Watkr WAB.-KoSehur Is lo h. an opposition water comnanv or oouise two companies in that town ,ose money. The rate charged by Lrtn nraumit ... I . l""y "' a.mouth and 50 cent, additional Tor Inlgatlng a At such rate, the people of Ros burg ought lo ,i,y ,y the old company, composed of local men. The '--'Piny is an K .stHin concern. Our fUCKs.-ei..vernl l,oe. Bre , ralnlug.iBang,. Park ,i:r lhe r l"k8 fUee " Auausi 30 and 31 A number of hois, s ,r- pec,ed next k r,,mprt.a,dand o,llw po,,, Everything presides s suWeri For Sale. Gent e family horse. Handsome fcr.n and ooior, and medium size. Harness and conns . , cheap. Enquire at GrJABD Officb. The govt rnment. o.t.i.. v. nma.lnnnll.. ... """""y get something they an) not looking for. Witness the follow log from the Lebanon Criterion: "Joe Haslet, Jr, rode A O Bturm's 'bucking bronoho' over to Ail,o m,. ,.,,., nrt J wn.u.Ma,nuu sold t to the ffOVeniannnr. knH. for $45. Mr Sturm feels that he bat cleartd $44 99 on the horse." I V. UU FHRNITIifir cn fM3flLMERS and FUNERAL DIRECTORS The floffman W O 2EIQI.ER, PROFaiCTOS f UN DAY DINNER 50o EUGENE, OREGON Eugene Babbitry Cor. Ilth and High Sts. J. W. HAMBLE, Proprietor, tUOINC, OBIOON. r-ved ranch. ,r,e fuad station in r nt, ,. """ i - J I'rop. " ill hunene. I i. -. r,.. forparuoularv. """j W'ASTKll. A i,l , . " .- , . i 'ral l.ou.ewo.k. ' . K'n- f0H.lAI.lt ( HKAP ITT.. ... M" .lnl,. harness for ...e che,pVfi taken i . i .. . . "-""P u 1 j oiiice. Tt.e rak hills "i.f n"Tl, -ae great turKey p Inaunr the Oaklan.i r..., " t . .. . . -'-' as: ..rj Pasture, snd with a feathered aim .. "no'o marching upou tbe d.f.n , ''i wal1""""1'' BM. l hoppers d('nsele grass- I w,11n" and Tenth Streru. In th. .? . rBM,', B'ii Hare establishment bXlJ 17 diff.rent strsirt reprinted Kathl y K"yl, son of 5h.mpfon hod. M,i BonariM Queen 2d. AU rii. lewd youngsters. Satisfaction guarantM.1. Oregon N,tion' Bnk- Euoei-e Livery r.nd Feed Stablas WEST ESOS, Prujia. New Rigs New Harness, Competent Drivers JlT l?nled hy H,y a5"". stage, saaa. alalatj
