Daily Eugene guard., August 25, 1900, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
SATURDAY -
AUGUST 25
All Popular
Brand of
CIGARS
FOlt KALE AT
Julius Goldsmith's
Telephone, Ho Main 191.
New Ads Today.
B H Friendly.
MIm Ball In rapidly recovering.
Or Lowe, optician, with J H Luokey
Kamblers and Ideals stand the teat.
i:ev FLO Hansen went to Portland
today.
B C Dunn I" quite III at hut home in
tlili olty.
The band concert In hi evening was
well attended.
Contentmiwiu U found when, you
liave a Rambler.
A band ot Gypaies waa In town to
day with horses to trade.
Win Itenshaw la having hla real
denoe improved considerably.
M O Warner tuuea planna and
organs, impairing and poliablng.
Special prices on lime.
F L Chamhkrs.
Tbe beat ot nieala at low price. Fred
Wald restaurant, aouth of J V Kuufl.
man's.
Rev C B Davis, of Falrmount haa
moved to DeMoaa Springs, Hlierman
county.
Kdward L Mlmraa, of Pendleton,
haa been placed in the penitentiary for
five yearn.
I am working again in Odd Fellows
cemeiery. Any person wlKliing work
don will please addreea or oall upon
J L Lombard, Eugene.
Mayo A MoGuire give tbe beat meal
in town for tbe money.
MIm Nanna Paddock.raglstrar of the
University, will return to her dutlea
about September 1.
20 second-hand bugglos and oar
rlagea at F L Obambera'.
Tbe north bound overland train did
not reach here until 8 o'olook this
morning, being five hours late.
Iiloycle repairing and aundrlea.
E E McClanahan.
The Womans Relief Corps will hold
a market Saturday September 1, at the
Corner Drug Store.
Another car load of Raolne bugglea
Just received no advance In price. See
tbe Dew styles at F L Chambers'.
Put a obaln brush on your bloyole,
and keep tbe obaln clean and bright.
E E MoClanahan baa them.
Before going to the Portland oarnlvai
ladles should call at tbe store of Mlaa
Baltzman and see the late modish fall
hats.
Mrs Hattle Btowell-Uroaa baa ac-
oepted a poaltton as olerk In the Unl
verslty book store and will commence
work Sept 1st,
These fall showers will bring the
people home from mountain and oosst
resorts In a hurry. Tbe town will at
onoe begin to fill up.
Dr W Kuykendall, of Eugene, was
re-elected Grand Pbyslolau for the
Woodmen of the World and Women of
Woodoraft at the national convention
at Denver yealerday. The Oregon
delegation atarted for home today.
101 Crescents sold this year In Eu
gene; 683 Crescent riders lu and around
Eugeue now. Tbe people now know
that the Cresoent bicycles stand with
out the trouble of always tinkering
them up. Get a Crescent anu you are
lwaya ready to go.
Iloaebu.g Review; Clarence Galley,
the prune buyer, Is In Eugene today,
having Juat returned from a trip
through tbe prune belt of California.
He reports large orope in that stale, but
mall in slr.e, and is of the opinion that
tbe large olr.es grown In this seotlou
will be iu good demaud.
A negro In Salem was given the wide
alternative of paying a fine of $40,
aerving Id the jail twenty days or
leaving tbe town at onoe. lie left
The Idea Is very good. It la aa neota-
aary to get bad clllsena out aa It la to
fret a rotten apple out of barrel of
apples.
Oregon Short Line R K.
If you are thinking of an eastern
trip, It will pay you to write and get
figures and oilier insinuation regard
ing servloe, etc, from the
Ohkoon Hiiokt Link Railroad,
142 Third atreet, Portland, Oregon.
J RNaokl, W E Cohan,
TP A. O A.
An Overcrowded University.
llKBKKLKV, Cal, Aug 21 -There are
more than 300 students at the Un.
vomit y of California this year, and the
jimiileni of providing room for them
lias become so eerloua that an appeal
for aid will be made to the legtrlature.
Small Sprinq Yikld. The thresh
ers ere generally at work Dow oil
aprlng gralu. Yesterday (John Mai
well bad a fine field of 130 acres of
wheat threshed. It yleldod only 400
bushels or about S bushels to the acre.
DR. DARRIN AT WORK.
Tlie Celebrated Specialist from
Portland at tbe Hoffman
House Annex, Eugene
Room 37,August 20
to October 1.
(Note Go up aide stairway on Wil
lamette street.
Dr Oarrlti, the celebrated specialist,
baa arrived lu this place and basofllcea
at tbe Hollmau House aune where
tbe doctor will administer treatment
to the allllcted, Dr Darrln needs no
recommendation, for the wonderful
cures alleoted by him throughout tbe
state during hie many years of praotlce
In Portland apeak for themselves and
are living testimonials of bis superior
skill and succeas In tbe cure and treat
ment of the most stubborn and aggra
vated cases, and chronic diseases. We
have known tbe doctor personally for
years In Portland, and have come face
to face with many of bis patients sfler
being successfully treated by him. In
our buslnesa relatione we have alwaya
found him to be strictly reliable and a
gentleman of prompt and praotloal
bualuesa methods. Hla treatment by
eleclrlolty and medicine hsa become ao
popular with tho afUloted that Ins pa
tients do not seek In vain for relief
from the ilia that flesh la belrto, wblcb
la poaitlve proof of the auperiority of
hlaelectrloal treatment over all other
metboda of cure.
CUKES THAT CAN BE KBKKRItKl) TO
Robert Hardy, Etna, Wash., weak
evea; E D Pierce, Alblna, or., aeai-
neaa IS years; Lucy 13 Wood, Blook-
burg, Cal., female troubles; William
Parrott, Middleton , Or, deafnsBS many,
years; Mrs M Day, Seattle, Waab,
throat difficulty; Andrew Douglas,
Oak street, Portland, deafness; J M
Miller, Hubbard, Or, deafneaa, cured
In eight minutes. Henry Slougb,
Macleay, Or., deafness 16 years; Elder
William Harrington, Bandon, Or.,
total doafness 10 years, cured.
Consultation free, Tbe poor treated
free, except medlolne.
Hotel Arrivals.
HOFFMAN.
Harry Wylne, Saginaw
C C Carter, Portland
A M Haaaen, Salem
A H lioylon, Portland
H H Lewis, Klmlra
H A Parka, Pleasant Hill
J L Larimer, Hprlngfledl
A Julian, Wendllng
Kola Neia, Albany
Ghaa F Sclirau, St Loula
Chas F Scbran, Ht Loula
J W Van Valr.au, SprlugOeld
W L Wllmot, Springfield
H Hugglna, Portland
FJ Ruah, H F
C 11 Garrlaon, Salem
Bert Scott, Jasper
J T Moon, B K
Slg lilath, Chicago
P Schuit., Portland
C C Carter, Portland
Jaae Nceloy, Meadow
H E Hnppersett, Portland
11 E DoiVnlng, Mauleay
A J Ooft, Mauluay
John Wilson, Ping Yang
II U Molten, Albany
S IC Goorgs, Wendllng
M Get'., Maple
F Payne
S E Olda, Wendllng
J CJ Vanaban,
S Suieed, Waiiervllle.
Convent of Mercy, Lady of Vic
tory, Kugcnc.
Classes will be returned Sept. 17th,
1000. Private lesaoua In English,
Book Keeping, Muslo, Singing,
Krenoli, German, etc, etc, cau be had
at any time at Convent.
music riano taught by an exper
ienced teacher. Diploma from Con
servatory of Muslo, Paria.
French Parisian can be acquired
1th purest accent and shortest
method.
For terms apply to
HIRTKHS OK MKHOV.
School of Telegraphy.
A school of telegraphy will he atarted
la Eugene October 1, If enough
studetiteraa be obtalued. Inaliuutnr
haa beat of recommendations from C M
A St P lty, and Weateru Union olll
olals. If you are Interentetl, address,
li W Hall, Kuseue, Oregon.
BEST SHINGLES.
If you want tbe best Washington
ahiuglaa In Eugene for the money, go
to Andrews at the depot.
O AST C niA, .
Bm Uis ' Hm lmrs BoncM
BflOOVI SflliE
NOW ON
25o broom 200
Sue Irooin ,
Sio broom sou
llelter bmnma in proportion.
Heat pure leaf lard, lu bulk, per lb, 10c.
10 lb pall beet lard $1.10
5 lb pall beet lard u
25 oa oan K C Halting Powder 20
Our r.'jo, l&c and Or Mast collie can
not be beat.
1 lb gloaa atart'h j,.
We close at each erenlug exe.pt
Saturdays.
...Ax Billy...
TRAIN MEN HARD W0RKED-
Tiie Brownsville Times Thinks a
Passenger Train a Necessity.
It is rumored Unit .beii Hi. Mo
hawk brauch la completed tbe South
em PaolHo w.ll put on a regular pass
nrer and a freight train. Tills is
exactly what the people of this seoiloei
of the valley waut, and the Southern
Puulfla can do nothing more pleaaing.
1'racklaylng Is now coiuplel.il on the
Mohawk line to Isabella, and it will
not take the force of 40 men long to
lay the remaining four miles of track
between that place and Wendllng. It
la expented that trains will be running
luto Wendllng by the jiconrt weelt in
September, and s hiu alter that ttm
oliange In trains will take place. A
regular dally rawetiger train Is very
much needed aa the present train crew
are worked too hard, tbe trans seldom
being on time owing 10 the larve
amount of trafflo which will he great
ly increased by lumber shipments
from the big mills at Wendllng.
Wnere Pearl Comes From.
The pearl fisheries of the Red Sea
extend the whole length of that water.
About three hundred boats are em
ployed by the Arab tribes, manned by
crews of from five to twelve men, each
provided with a number of small
canoes. There are two fishing seasons
of the year, and this treasure is said te
be oftimes as elusive as a far more
precious treasure Health fcr whicli so
many search useleaxlv. The surea
guide to health Is Hosteller's Stomach
Bitters, an Invaluable remedy for
atomaoh diaordera, recommended by
the best physicians for the past
II fly years. It should be lakeu for
constipation, indigestion, dyspepsia,
liver trouble, kidney weakness or any
disorders resulting from Impure blood
or an overworked stomach.
Smitson Money Hkkk The money
to pay off tbe (u lvment of Jennie
Smlteon vs the Son' burn Paclflo Com
pany, waa received by the attorneya
for the plaintiff, H W Thompson and
A C Woodcock, this afternoon by
Wells Fargo & Co'a expreas, and tbe
aame baa been cancelled on the recorda
of the court house. The total amount
received waa $12,224.30. Of tills 10,
000 was tbe original verdict of the jury
and the (2,224.80 waa interest and
coats. Thus enda one of the leading
damage cases ever tried In the Lane
county circuit court. .
Shipment Completed. TN Hegsr
haa shipped four cars of green Italian
prunes to the JCnst, and last evening
shot down work. He had demand for
more at the price pnld, $16 per ton, but
could not procure the fruit. '
Runaway. A team belouging to
Mark Wilt, of Fall Creek, became
frightened this afternoon, near Seventh
and High streets and rau away. Mr
Wilt waa thrown from his wagon and
brulaed up aoniewhat.
"Waste Not,
Want Not."
Little leaks bring to want,
and little imparities of tlie
blood, if not attended ro.
bring a "Want" of health.
Hood's Sarsaparilla is the
one and only specific thtt
wilt remove all blood humors
and impurities, thereby pot
ting you into a condition of
perfect health.
Bad Stomach " Hetdtches no
tired fitting, bsd condition of stomaox,
CAustd me to Uke Hood's SrspriU.
R slopped tit flnt trouble." Cfuuies
Stwr. Glens Fills. N. Y.
llMTt 111k am llvsrJIU litis noBjrrluttng snd
"only rKtlunlr i uh"nh "Hood1! Brmprthfc
fOFF WITH THE OLD. 1
i ON WITH THE NEW. J
t e3
Our policy is to clear out all goods about whichgj
lingers a suggestion of summer. In our merchandisers
exporionco we nave nevor
new season with so few odds
remains will bo price cut
Cost or profit is lost sight of
summery must go.
SHIRT WAISTS VESTS
Klegsntlllue fancy and plain Ladlei' Sainiiier Vesta
,O40ctseach 5ctseach 4
"Ti" STRAW HATS
P1M l 1 Elegant line of Gent's Hats i
Ladli ' Humme Hklrta to olne OR u
50 cts each. 25 cts each
i'ix . DUCK SUITS
lUiiMlC In Blue. Tan and Llglit llrown.
lMlWiT HUNTS CRASH SUITS
l .VlvlOV'ljO close out our entire .
t'J-M) and 14 00 now line at 1
1.50 each. $2.75 a suit
Mail orders promptly attended to.
S. H. Friendly
Hon E P C reman wsa in Eugene
tttiay.
I R imell Coleman left for Pi home In
I Salem tu lay.
Lewis Belsbaw and family are home
from the Springs;
' Frank Page arrived home from
Harrlshurg loilay
J R Whittle,, edi'-ir of the Alnscy
Herulil, is iu Kut; .e.
Chas H Wlllia . vi-ned rjouil.ern
Oregou towns tin- week.
Professor J W Holland went to Cot
tage Grove lb Is afteruiniu.
Mrs Emma Thompson arrived home
today from a visit at .'-meiii.
Mis l'liHree I'r-e (I i arrived home
from Portland tins uiiernuou,
Mr and Mrs Geo Pane, of Tacoina,
are visiting relatives iu this city.
S B Hallos, traveling secrela'y of
tbe college Y M C A, is in tbe city.
Mrs Sidney Scott and (laughter are
home from an outing at Hu.bI Dell,
J P Jonea, of tbe passenger depart
ment of tbe Southern Psclllo, Is in tbe
oity.
Mr and Mrs L H Johnson went to
Ureswell today to tind Sunday with
relativea.
Lee M Travis, of Ktigeue waa reg
istered at the Perkins lu Portland
yesterday.
Kola Neis, I he hop man waa in Eu
gene today, he returned to Albany
this afternoon.
Father M J Hlckey, of Grant's Pass,
ia apendlng a few days with Rev Prz
bylskl, ofthlBClty.
Mias Belle Hen nor has returned
from San Francisco,-accompanied by
Mrs Howard Miller.
Mies Stella Learned la home from
Chicago and Ht Paul, and other points
in the Middle Weil
Will Ware and slater, Mlsa Marie,
and Hartford Sweet are home from an
outing at Foley Springs.
Condon Globe, Aug 2 Mra Arm
strong, of Ferry Canyon, lei t yesterday
for Eugene to visit friends.
Mlaa Nellie Rolsrta left for The
Dalits, her home, this afternoon. Eu
route ebe will vli-it a slater in Portlaud.
Vlotor Holt left for Fort Wrangle,
Alaska, this Bfternoon, where he has a
position as teacherin an Indian school
John and J E Deadmond leave
Monday for Baker City to look for
work iu the logging camps of that
aection.
J P Walker and wife of Jophln, Mo,
arrived here on today's nortli bound
train. Tbe lady la a sister of Hon M
J Hlllegas, of Hprlngfleld, who waa at
the depnt to greet them. They will
vNIl several weeks at Mr H's home.
Mlsa Delia, C Page, who baa been
visiting relatives and friends lu tbie
city for the past two weeks left on tlila
mornlng'a overland for Tacoma Wash,
where she will spenda couple of weeka,
thence reiurn to Weat Superior, Wis
consin, where she la employed
teacher lu the deaf mute school.
Died. Morgan Magness died Fri
day, August 24, 19110, at (.'reswell, Ore
gon, from causes unknown. Tbe de
ceased, who la said to live on the Mr
Keimle, walked down from Cottage
Grove l'huraday and when he retired
that night was apparently well. The
next morning be was dead. Tbe re
mains were llileired lu the Howe
cemetery near Creawell at 1 o'clock
this afiernoon.
Paints Wall-Paper
Harness and Saddles
PRESTON & HALES
I-mto order for houw pulntlne.
U M McCtUDT
boon prepared to welcome a.r
and ends on hand. hater
way boyond recognition.
now. Everything that'sc
3
Eugene, Oregon. 3
ORDER OF ELKS.
A Brief Newspaper Anicie On
This Order.
The Order of Elks under whose
auspices the porllnn 1 ,-iie'tl. fair will
be conducted, Is an ..Mfr u hnee aims
and n! lecl. urn lull mile known to
outsider. T-.e Sunday Oiegoniau of
Augunt Sth, contain- Mne information
aa to tlie older. In ibe fo.. owing:
' Klas are devoted to vln.ni) jusln e,
brotheriy love i ini rhi. lity.' 'I hei-e
they not only prnb-n nnt pr otice
Theirs is the charity if l oth bejrt and
baud tbe kind that let not tue left
band know the d. rings of the right
tbe 'charity' thai vaultetb not It-e f
and la not pulled up. Tl.eUlks idea of
'justice' ia that which freely ad un la
bis own shortcomings and ai-inowl-edgea
the merits of others. His
brotherly love' teachea good fellow-
ahip. It is f lh' practical, maulv
anrt that Uvea up m these sen intents.
The first lodge was instituted In New
York City, Feoruary 10, 1808, and
started out with a membership of 15.
The organization is exclusively
American. Iu 1871 a lodge was found
ed at San Kraucisco, California, with a
membership of about 200 The present
uumb'T of Indues la over 000 and the
total memberehlp exceeds 100,000. But
one lodge can be Instituted lu any city,
and the bona llde population of the
city must be 500."
The atreet fair at Portland uuder the
management of the Elks, promises to
be a gr md success, aa was other publlo
entertainments in that city, in which
tbe Elks look a prominent part one
of which the "Boolety Circus," several
years ago. There are many new and
attractive features to be introduced at
the carnival to be held In Portland, be
ginning September 4tb and oontluulng
until the 16th
Church Notices
CONGREGATIONAL.
Morning aermon at 11 o'clock. En'
deavor meeting and evening services
at tbe Frest.yterian church. Sunday
school and other meetings as usual.
Mac H Wallace, Minister.
FIRHT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Divine service at 11 a in, Sunday
school 10 a m. Congregational-Presbyterian
C E Societies will meet In the
Presbyterian church at 7 o'clock. In
the same place tbe Rev Mao H Wallace
will preach at 8 o'olook.
CHRISTIAN CHUR"H
Sunday achool, 9:45, Sermon. 11;
Bubject: "Rest or unrest; which?" Y
P 8 C E, 6:45. Sermon, 8; aubnot:
"The second advent of Christ."
There will be a special design for the
evening Bervice.
WlLLARD A ELKINS.
BAPTIST CHURCH,
Sunday school at 10 a m; morning
worship at 11 a mj subject of discourse,
"Holy Uround." B Y P U at 7 p m;
evening worship at 8 pm; aubjeotof
dlacourse, "At ease lu Zion." Prayer
meeting Thursday evening at 7:45.
0 Calvert Smoot, Paator,
c P church.
Sunday school aud Christian En
deavor at usual hours. Subject for 11
a m: "Neheuilah, the Model Worker,"
and for 8 pm: "Tbe Path of Duty tbe
Path of Trial." Mid-wtek prayer
meeting, Thursday, 8 pm. Public
invited.
J F Claycomb, Pastor.
Court House Items.
Chattel mortgage $200
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
N B Blandish. Geo A Dysnu and
wife and J W. Moore to L Zlmmer'
man, F C Sharkey and Fred E Sharkey
au undivided one Palf Interest lu
Lucky Boy mluiug pioperly, Blue
Uiver district; 1.
JIININU LOCATION.
Good Hope claim, Blue River dis
trict, F L Ullmau, A E Wood, locators.
Weather.
Tonight and Suuday, generally fair.
Cooler tonight. Bkals.
CA-STOni-A..
BMTttks A ' K'Ml Ha" lwa" Bought
To Br M arkikd. Mr. and Mrs.
Enoch P. Coleman, of Weat Point.
Oregon, have issued Invitations to the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Clara,
to Mr. John Russell Coleman, of Salem,
Oregon, Septemtor S, 11)00, at the
family home. Both these young people
are well known lu Eugene, and have
many friends here who will rejoice
with them In thslr happiness.!,
Which Way?"
Are the children growing
nicely? A little stronger
each moi !i A trirlc
heavier ? '1 "tit's good.
Orisoncoi lr tn growing
the other w.i ? Growing
weaker, gm.i.ig thinner,
growing paler?
If so, y i :l',ould try
Scott's Lmnii mi at once.
'Tis both a i-d and a
medicine to
children. It
grow in the
taller, strotve.
all delicate
makes them
r:i;iit way
, hcalthior,
. I 4- i. nit.
I 1 a n
Absolutely Pure
Makes light, flaky, delicious hot
biscuits, rolls, muffins and crusts.
Makes hot bread wholesome. These
are qualities peculiar to it alone.
I have found the Royal Baking Powder superior
to all others. C. Gorju, late Chef, Delmonico's.
ftOYAL DAKINQ POWDER CO.j 100 WILLIAM ST., NEW YORK.
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.
We also keep on hand Fancy and
Staple Groceries, Paints, Oils, Brushes,
Flour, Feed, Etc.
Conio and see our prices. Eggs and
Butter taken in exchange.
QU NER & BITTER.
Successors to V. and I. K. Peters.
fliee Hams.
Sides,
Breakfast Bacon,
Pienie Hams.
On Sale at all grocery stores.
Call for Gray it Son's lard. None better.
SMOKE,
Mount Hood
High Grade ioc Cigar
F. C. Potts
Manufacturer-
W. C. T. U. County Convention.
The annual meeting of the Lane
CountV Wntlian'a t"hriH.n IVmnap-
anoe Union will be held at frei-well,
beginning at 2:30 p in, August 28, and
continuing in amnon two daj-n. Loral
untona are entitled to rvnreaentalloti.
and state and comity 'olllcera and
auperintendent8 are ex-olllclo mem
bers of the convention. It, N hoied
sirs Harford, the state pri'..lritur of
the W C T U will be rreent at li-aat.
parlor the lime. Mra Lucia Addlton
will lecture each evening the rlr.t:
"Curlatian Citizenship," and tliela.t:
"Law, L.b ir and Fluauces." DurLu
the stations of the couvetnlon Mia
Addlton will ioiiilu,'i an liiatittite nn
oorelated aul jecta,
LVm.
Weather Rulletin.
petlal to tht GulrJ
KosKHURG, Augut 25. Weath.r
forecast for tonight and Sunday: Hen
erally fair.
Weather ditlnoa Ci.-nerlly
oloudy eaiher prevail over the
Parlrli' NnrtliWH.1 till, in. roir ttl ilu
blgh. r i n.(,iUr, eliv.t mi e,f
en (Its.hi, Wt iiKroo hi il Idaho.
Katu hs fa len in northern O-.u.w,
Wahiii(.,ii ami wntern Moi i,,,, ,.
I lltlO (il ItHtx.
Hkino I'aymknt Mahf. -U I,
C Hanerll, iu twhalf of the l).nih
colony, iiind th.- w-c.ml payueut
llay o( t,.,Ti.lon K V riinil,'a " f ,nu,
weat of Kugene. Thia ionk,- per
cent oi the purchase priw aiies.lv paid
over, ' !
SMOKED BY
GRAY & SON.
Wanted. To trade, a email Im
prored ranch, three miles from rail
road s at Ion in Lane county, for prop
erty In Eugene. Inquire at Guard
I ofHc for Particular,.,
Fok Sale Cheap. A good s-voud
hand Bruit u-Preniler typewriter In
good condition.
GkqFCraw.
ForHalb Chkap. A good buggy
and single harness for sale obeap If
taken st mice. Inquire at this office.
Oa) it Hentlerscn, Undertakers and
Emulmen. Cor. Wil and 7th its.
The Hoffman
W O EIOLER, Proprietor.
SUNDAY DINNER 50c
EUQENE. OREGON
EogecR Livery ami Feed tables
WEST SOS, Props.
New Bigs'
NewlHarness,
Competent Driver ;
llorw. l.nl- K, J .,),
f K,
trf- ne-K,l Ai.Mn.a -.
WilUrurtta and lVntu Sueatu,