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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard SATURDAY - AUGUST 18 All Popular Brands of CIGARS FOR BALK AT Julius Goldsmith's GUARD Telephone, No -Main 191. Dr Lowe, optician, with J H Luckey Rambler and Ideals stand the test. A pretty good alzed crowd In Eu gene today. Contentment I found when you have a Rambler. Attorney Jerome Kimx, of Cottage Grove, Is In the city. The band concert was fairly well attended lust evening. F L Chambers received a car load of Balu wagons yesterday. N L Roney already la starting work on the F L Chambers building. M O Warner, tunes pianos and rgans. Repairing and polishing, The second story of I lie armory building Is being floored with 1? Inch lumber. . Special prices on hose. FL Chamhbhs. " Camp aloves, Dutch ovens, reflectors and .- every oooklng convenience for camping at f L Chambers'. Mr Thompson returned home from Nome Cltv today. He left that place July 30. He got baok for $15. Julius Bchwarasohlld writes us froiu Han Jose, Cal, August 16, that he la now on the road most of the time I em working again In Odd Fellows oemelery. Any person wishing work dn will please address or cull upon , J L Lomhahi), Eugene. Mao ot MoCJuIre give the best mml In town lor the money. ' 20 second-hand buggies and car riages at F L Chambers'. Bloyole repairing and sundries. EE MoClanahan. Another car load of Racine buprles Just received uo advance In price, rite the new styles at F L Chambers'. Enoch Coleman and jtndney Boott's wheat ylelded.il bushels per acre. A Greenleaf, iLane county, corres pondent reports that forest Ores are now raging and rouoh valuable timber Is being destroyed. J E Andrews went to Cottage drove this afternoon. He wll! take toinor row morning's early train from that place to Corvallls. Hon Hugh Krattaln, of Bprlngfield, who waa stricken with paralysis shout a month ago, la now able to all up n little dally. The Guard hopes be may permanently recover. Baptist market, Saturday, Angml 18, at J U Green's store. Dallas Itemir.er: "John Groves and Ieaao Yokum have 160 acres of Iiom, about one-third of them at Dallst . a yard at firldgeport.and another on iu Big Luoklamute." Ike used to hp In the eante business In Lane county. Koseburg Review, August 10: Bin i Ifl Parrott opto last night oollrctnl about f 18,433.80 In taxes since the r . I was turned over to him, leaving n delinquent tax list of about S24.1M From this date a penalty of three per cent will be added to all unpaid l. 101 Crescents told thla year In Kti. gene; 683 Crescent riders lu and around Eugene now. The people now know that the Oreeoent hloyolea stand with out the trouble of always tlukerlng them up. Get a Crescent ana you are always ready to go. There le aald to be danger of sortie growers picking their hops too early. It Is to be hoped growers with slight experience will oonsult with velerain In the line, and not commit this error. Green bops are not choloo, and It li desirable that aa large a proportion of first-class hops as possible be put on the market this year. Medford Mall: "K K Kubll was In from Gall oresk Monday. He repnrta little exoltement over a rlota strike at the Nye mine. He also report fine progress at the Kubll mine, they hav ing found a rich vein of ore valued at from $160 to 200 per ton. Mr Kubll thluka Ibis Is the but they have yet found In thetr mine." Mr Kuhll Is well known here, belug a graduate of the university. There Is more catarrh In thla section of the country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few Tears waa supposed to be Incurable, For a great many years doctor pro. soaoced It a local disease, and pre- arlbed local remedies, and by con stantly falling to cure with local trt ment, pronounced It Incurable, Molenc ha proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease, and then-tore requires constitutional treatment Hall' Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F J Cheney A Co, Toledo, Ohio, la I he only constitutional cure on themni- ket. It Is taken Internslly In ilo- from 10 drop to a teaapoonful. It eta directly on the blood and mucous urfaoes of the system. They ofler one hundred dollars for any oaesj It fails to cure. Bend for clrruars and testimonials. Address, K J CuiMBY A Co, Toledo, Ohio. Hold by druggists, Too, Hall's Familrilla are the best. SAMPLE DAILY GUARDS. Will Deliverto Applicants for One Week Without Charge. Tlio Daily Guard, tlosir insr to extend its already largo circulation among the people of Lugene, makes this proposition to people who are not taking the Daily: Leave vour name and place of residence at the Guard offico, notify us by mail, or give the same to any regular carrier and we will deliver the Daily Guard at your gato or door one wf.xk with out CHAROK. This proposition is made to allow poople 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. KUOKNB. C 8 Rugglee, 8 F A G McCarthy, 8 F B Krechter, 8 F P 8 Kynlstoti, Blue River Millie Alack, Walterville John XiUbra. Fife Will Barnes ' WB Piper, Brownsville Alex Lewis, Mubel E N Davis, Chicago h E Latouretle Ole Myrlud, Portland Geo Bmall, Albany R8 Poole, Btsson Tom Cox A, wf, JJrftln Jerome Knox, Cai'cje Grove 8 M Garrison, I(oseburg II 8 Poole, Blasou Tom Johnson, 8 F J B H Guest and wf, 8 F R U Boggrant and wife 8 B Morse, Portland HOFFMAN J F Price, Bt Louis Mrs W C Whltoman.Ortonvllle.MIn F C Sharkey, Blue River E M Lance, Portland J J Lewis, Mabel G U Larimer, Hprluglleld (1 H New, Portland J P Kirk, Mill City F J Connelly, 8 F H H Earle, 8 F R D Qulddy, 8 F M W Klnoald, Portland I K Levy, 8 F , Newton Philip, 8 F T J Murphey, Portland Thus K Campbell, Portland Weather. Tonight ami Huuday: Partly oloudy and occasionally threatening, Beam. Rahhi.er Facts 108 Rambler and Ideals sold this year. 445 Rambles and Ideals have hi en fold In Eugene proof of I bene statements la shown In our window the purohaier'a name nd residence la glveu. We do more blcvole repairing, sell more sundries snd bioycles thau any other house In Lane county. Our prices must be right. K E McCl.ANAHAN. Packing Kioht Along. T N Hegar shipped a carload of Italian prunes last night to the Ess. He telegraphed that this was the finest oar load of prunes that ever left Oregon, and It waa true. It consisted of 6000 orates. The force Is now packing fruit for the second refrigerator ear A Good Viri.d. l'bursten Good pasture, who Uvea baok of Bpenoer Butte, threshed his 0 sores of wheat and oata this week. It made 261 bushels to the acre, 103 busbela of (he lot belug wheat. 2,300 Curds of Wood, J I Bsrbrs's 2,800 oord of wood fur the Eugene Klectrlo Light Co, Eugene Water Co, and Eugene schools hsa about pssned Jasper. An occasional etlok Is arriv ing In Eugene. Corvallls Times: Gen A Houok came down from Eugene Thursday. Of the baud of 1000 goala recently brought from California, about TOO have bet n placed on Mr Houok's (arm near Monroe. A number have been let out on the shares. The gouts are highly bred. They came from Inyo county, California. They were brought by rail. BROOjVI SALE NOW ON 2&c broom , Stfe 30c broom HSo 35c broom , SOo Better brooms In proportion. Rest pure leaf lard, In bulk, per lb, lOo. 10 lb pall beet lard $1.10 6 lb pall best lard to 26 oa can K C risking Powd-r 0 Our l-)o, 15c and Mo roast culTre can not be beat. 1 lb gloss elarvh 6c We olive at ( rarb evening except Haturdaye. .,.Ax Billy... CALAP00IA WAGON ROAD. Work to be Started at Once to Reach Gold Hill. Brownsville last Tuesday held a meeting to build a wagon road from that place Into the Blue River mines. The Brownsville Times of August 17lh says: "No sooner had the meeting ad journed than the committees com menced work, and the result has so far been highly satisfactory. Mr Els wick and Mr John Arthurs, who wan seleoted to assist Mr Elswlck In getting the tools and oommissary In shape, are about ready for work, while Mr Coshow report excellent progress with the subscription paper. It la expected that about 16 or 20 nieu and a team will be at work on the new road Monday, and more men and teams will be added as fast as they can besscured. It Is the Intention to push the road through as far aa possible this fall, and if not finished this year to complete it early la the spring. Last month the county had the road sur veyed and viewed and ordered opened, and now In order to open It money must be used, and there is no doubt but thai the people of LInu county will be as liberal, If not more so, thau the people of Lane, who bays just raised tnesumof $6211.60 for Improving the road up the MoKenzle river to this district. "Substantial assistance ha also been assured by the heavleat claim holders In the d 1st riot, who will unite with Linn county In building the road." The Half Cent. A movement Is on foot to put a one naif oeut ooln In general use in the United Htates, Beveral suggestions have been made to the government, and a document was presented, signed by the head ot the big department stores In - the varloua large cities throughout the country, showing the needs fortbls money In maklngchange. Progress finds many method of Im provement, but for ball century past, In spite of many Imitations, nothing has arisen to equal Hoetetter's Stom ach Bitters, the greatest benefactor the human race baa ever known. This mealelne cures constipation, Indiges tion, dyspepsia, billlousness, nervous ness and aleeplessness, also prevents malaria, fever and ague. Be sure to get the genuine with our private revenue stamp over the neok of the noma. , Call For County Warrants, Notice Is hereby given that the following warrants will be paid on presentation at my office on and after August 20, 1000. Interest on same will cease August 20, 1000: All Lane oouuty warrants from registered num ber 7000 to 7700, both inclusive. Dated, Eugetie, August 18, 1000. A 8 Patterson, County Treasurer Attention Hose Teams. A speolal meeting of the Cyclone snd Rescue hose teams will be held Mon day evening at 7:30 o'clock to consider tbe proposition of attsudlug the Rose burg street fair. MKMBKK8. Farm uk Woodcock. From the following In today's Oregnnlan It would seem that Attorney Woodoock would have to do some work for Farmer Woodcock: "A U Wooncock baa sued JO Kluehart, In the US oourtol Portland, to recover f 180 ou account of BOO bushels of potatoes sold by plaintiff to defendant In Lane oouuty in November, 1S9I) Lawyer Woodcock, lu thl-i case, should be careful how large a fee be charges Farmer Woodoock. 2! Non-Irritating Cathartic Essy to take, easy to operate Hood's Pills i DOLLARS AND 1 SENSE. YOU CAN'T SAVE SENSE. GOOD SENSE, INSPECT THE MERITS SATURDAYS Here Are Soma Indicators. RIBBONS. ST Inch ribbon all silk AT 5c STRAW HATH. A uobby Hue will beou rale Saturday AT 25 c HOSIERY. Children's fast black extra Hvv, regular 2j a pair 15c a pair, Mail orders promptly attoiulcd to. S. H. Friendl) TUlUUiMiMJil X'JULL' - W'HI scssoasL, Mrs E Bhannon is homefrom tUUna. Nod Owen went to Junction today. Rev I D Driver went t Jefferson today. 8H Friendly and family are at Gear- bart Paik. Mrs J W Hull left for Ban Francltmo this afternoon. D Link went to Albany this after noon on a business 1 lp. Henry Hollenh- ck went to Albany today to spend Hjnday. W A Banks, the fruit man, left today for Southern California. County Clerk Lee and family went to Junction this afternoon. Dr B F Russell, auiierlntemleiit of the poor farm, wa in KUjjeuo i.hIu.v. Lebanon Express: GL Alexander Is vl riling friends lu Eugene this week. E R Wheeler and family, of Pa'ouse City, are back from a visit to Oakland, Oregon. Miss Iula Bradley went to LIod county this afternoon to visit her sis-l ler, Mrs Busey. Robert Poole was in Eugene today. He is now a hrokeman on the 8 P R R between Ashland aud Dunsinulr. LeePerklus left for PnrtlanJ this afternoon. From that place be will return to his home in Phoenix, Ari zona. Rev PLC Hansen went to Portland this afternoon. He Is to preach for the Lutbersn churoh In that city for throe montbsi unill his successor comes from the East. Miss Bue Dorris will leave about Sept 1st for Boston, wbere she will take a course In the latest photography, En route home she will visit a cousin In Tennessee. Andy Taylor, J 8 Stiles, I P Hower Jack Morris and son, and Rlohard Brown have returned from Odell hike and up tbe McKenzie. They killed eight or ten deer and caught hundreds of trout. Notice. Mayo A McGuIre, at old Ed Howe stand. Ninth street, give meals at all hours. Regular duy meals 20 cents. Give them a call. Satisfaction guar anteed. Threshino Record. A rmltage A Stevens have completed threshing 2,600 acres of grain for customers sod themselves lnthe Forksof the WIILm etle and MoKeuzie. Usually it tabes them 24 to 26 days to make the run but this year IS days sufficed to do toe work on account of tbe shortness of tbe crop. 1 be average of wheat wri 9 to 10 bushels, oata 15 bushels. Tbe average of tbe entire amount was just about one-balf a crop. Bi.obHivkk Minks. b' C Bbatkey Is down from Blue River. He reporia everything In good shape at the mines aid Is glad Eugene has awuk- ened to the necessity of building good roads to the mines. Tbe uors of teachers for the Burns, Harney county, school has been suleo ed, as follows: Principal, C W Ruby, ex-postmas'er of Portland; In termediate, H A- Dlllard, of Burns; primary, Miss Rosetla Eastland, of Eugene, aim Miss Emma Donegan, of Burns. Professor Rnhy has been notified of his selection, but his ac ceptance Iiob not yet reached Bums. The school will open September 10 for a school year of ulne months. Faints Wail-Fapsr Harness and Saddles PRESTON & HALES Loath order for hou painting. 0 M McCkadt 3 DOLLARS WITHOUT WILL PROMPT YOU TO OF OUR SPECIALS A Yard Eugene, Oregon. - 'gJJ THEIR MELANCHOLY LOT. They Catch Every Disease Pigs for Professors to Practice on. CorraJlii Times, August IS. "One of thesblpments received Mon dsy was 25 guinea pigs. They cau.e from Jacksonville, Illinois, and are for use at the Agricultural College. They go Into tbe bacteiiologlcal department, where they will die for the beuefit ol humanity. Their lexture aud organ ism is much like that t the human fumlly.and that Is wby they will have to die. Every old disease ol goats, chickens or other domesticated ani mals or fowls that oomes slong, aLd about which information Is wanted, will be given to one or more of the newly arrived pigs. "From an affected part ot the dead or diseased creature tbe germs of the malady will be, if possible, taken. A culture will be made in which the germs will grow, and tbeu tbe live germs will be put in the illfateu guinea pig; If tbe thing works out all right he will get tbe disease, a"U then It willbekuown that the correct germ has been secured. The problem then, is to Hud a cure, lu the progress of which half a dozen guinea pigs are liable to forfeit life, health and earthly happiness. The process Is naturally rough on the guinea pig, for If be lives long enough be is sure sooner or later to be a sufferer from all the going dis ease from itch to tuberculosis. 'The true Importance of the' guinea pig in tbe world Is not Indlotted by his appearance. He Ib about as big as a good sized rat. He Is shaped like a pig with fasbionable snout and the cus tomary fold In bis tall. He would be white If bis person were not adorned with small spots of about the same color as the butternut pant that the Southern soldiers wore In the Civil war. Is some lusiauces the spots are black. "Tbe newly arrived lot came from a furm In Illinois, where their produc tion Is made a specialty. They were shipped in a double crate with a dozen in eacli compartment. Their coat was to per dozen at tbe farm or $10 lor tbe lot. Tbe freight was (10, making an average cost laid dowu of S3 cents each." Church Notices. CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Sunday school, 9 45. Sermon, 11 YP80E, 6:46. Evening senu-'U, 8 Each sermon will b) illustrated by a colored cartoon. WlLLARU A ELKINS FIHST PKKSI1VTKKIAN CHURCH. Regular service U. Sunday school 10. Y P 8 C E In Congregatluual oliurou (united meeting) 7. John S Olkland. M E CHURCH. Kev N C Ollmore, of Valley Springs, South Oaliotu. will occupy tbe pulpit, morning and evening. CONUKEOATIONAL CHURCH. No murnlug service. 0:her meet ings aausuul. The Piebyierluu and Congregational Eudeavor sooietles unite at 7 o'clock. At 8 o'clock Rev MrUlelaud will preach at the Congre gational cburnu. BAPTIST CHURCH. Suuday school 10. Morning worship, II. The sermon will be lllustra't-d, and especially for chlloreu. B Y P C, 7 Evening worship 8 SulJ.ct: "The Hidden Wouders," Prayer uieetluir, Thursday 7 j. We invite you to all these services C Calvert Smoot, Palter. c P CHURCH. Suljeotat 11: "The IJght of the Guspei Christ the True Light of the world." Buhjeot at 8: "rastor and Churob." Sunday school lo. En deavor society 7 p m. Prayer meeting inursday evening. All welcome. J F Claycomb, Pastor. Rooms and board Wanted. There will be a great de'xuud fur rooms sad board for students this year, and it Is necessary that those Intend ing to keep roomer er boaiders make It kuown as soon ss possible. Please leave address with Miss Grace wold or Mr John Handsaker. For Sale at a Bargain. Au open buggy, buggy harness and horse for sale cbesp. Address P U Box 665, Eugene. Slowly Improving. Hon Ivan McQueene, of Loraoe, confined to bis bed with ftver aud rheumatism slum May 1st, la yet a iok man. He has ueen moved to lounge Grove for treatment. Old Children Many children look too old for their years. They go about with thin faces and sober manners not in keep ing with robust childhood. 1 f it's your boy or girl, give 'Twill fill out the holU.w places, increase the weight, and bring a healthy color to the checks. The im provement continues long after they cease using the Emulsion. Get Scott's. KOTT A SOW Mi. OxmMa, Hn Yo. Bargains,.. We 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. v'o also keep on hand Fancy and Staple Groceries, Paints, Oils, J? lour, l'eed, Ji,tc. Come and seo our prices. Butter taken in exchange. QUINER & BITTER. Successors to A. V. and I. K. Jliee Hams, Sides, Breakfast Baeon, Pienie Hams. it On Sale at all grocery stores. Call for Gray & Son's lard. None better. SMOKE. Mount Hood High Grade ioc Cigar F. 1 SWL .STATE NORMAL SCHOOL- Monmouth; Oregon. Elected Judge. Cottage Grore Nuggett. Hou H U Klnoald is now county udge beyond a doubt, the itcent con test case settling that point. There Is satisfaction for all parties concerned, In that Mr Kincald aril his friends are satisfied that he ho'ds the office honorably and legally, while Mr Knox aud his frlnnds are aware of tbe fact that Mr Knox, although running a close race, whs fairly beaten. While Mr Kincald was not the ideal man for the place, from a republican point of view, judging from bis past pubilo serlce It is fair to presume that be will give the people of L.aue county a fair and honorable administration, and this Is all that Is expected of him or any other man. The Nuggtl con gratulates Mr Kincald, and wishes him a pleasant and successful admin istration. Notice to Contractors. The County Court of Lane Countv. Oregou, will receive bids up to 2 o'clock p m weilnetiday, brutrmher fith. mon for furnishing the niatrlala and con. utructlfcg a wsgi.ii road bridge (covered) across the Long Tom river at what is known as the "Taylor bridge" on said river, hi Lane County, Oregou. Plans, spscltlcHllons and strain illaL-rsma ii n.t accompany each bid toother MlU i. cmm.U cbeck t Hie m, unt of five percent ot the bid. The n,i.n serves Ihe right to r miy and all By order of the court. K U Lkr, County Clerk. Meals :o Cents. I sin in chariteof Hi.- r..t.,,r..,. doorouiliot KanflmHuV store again. Excellent meals will h. fri.i..i 20 cent, eseii. Don't f ,t(.H in, ,,). Kkkii Wai.o. Wa.vtkii.-To ir.de. a .m.n i prove.! rsi.cli, ibrve m.lp, flom rKjl. road station lu Line room. rty In Kunene. ,..,AKr office for psrtlenlar.. eral housework. Ai.plv to southeast corner Eleventbaud High, Brushes, Eggs and Peters. SMOKED BY GRAY & SON. C. Potts Manufacturer- RUNNING UP A BIB BILL For doctor fees Wouldn't be necessary, when you are at tacked with colds at this ua bod of tbe year, if you wouM keep a bottle of our pure and hiif h (trade Cyi u.- oble Whinkey in your house and then take it in the form of toddy, or as your taste die tateB, at bedtime or any ether old time. There Is nothing like it for colds. La Grippe or kindred ailments. W ffl. Keflshcmi Kali term opens September 18th. The students of the Normal School ue pre pared to take the State Certificate Imme diately on graduation. Giaduates readilv secure (food positions. Expenw of year from J120 to 150. Strong Academic and Professional CminM, Mew special department in mauual training, Well equipped training department. Fur catalogue containing full annoUDM mente, address P. L. CAMPBELL, Or i rtuuoim W- A. WANN, Sea of Faoulty. For Sale. Gentle family horse. Handsome for.u and color, and medium site. Harness and fnvnrtut k,,na tuiiui; UUBS'I cheap. Enquire at Guard Officb. Market. The Epwortb League will hold a "market1 In Ml.s T AarnaH'a .lore. Saturday, August 25, 1900. Fob Halr Cheap. A good buggy and single harness for aale cbesp If taken at once. Inquire at this office. I. W. KAYS FURNITURE CO lmm md FUNERAL DIRECTORS The Hoffman W O ZEIOLGA, Propsiitos c UN DAY DINNER 50c EUGENE. OREGON. Eugene Rabbitry Cor. 11th uid High S(j. J. W. HAMBLE, Proprietor, cuatNc, oRcaoN. , Ths lsrget Belgian Hars establishment n the lUte. 17 different strains represented lieaiM by Fanhnda Koval, eon of Champion rhoil and Bonanca Queen 2d. All pedi greed youDsstara. Satiefactioo guarantssd. l.i.MnM k'. 1 II 1. V....M ' .1. .,IUU. XMM, UW.'.I Oregno. Eugei.b Livery and Feed Stablis WEST ESOS, Props. New Rigs New Harness, Competent Driverj H. V ii j . i ..,""' ne-r'-lev gprinirs stag.. Wlllametts and Tenth Streets.