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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard THURSDAY "'- AUGUST 30 All Popular . Brands of ' CIGARS ron SALE AT Julius Goldsmith's GUARD Telephone, Ho Main 191. Kcw Ads Today.: O. T. Hall A Bon Attend tbe races. Beautiful weather. ' ! Dr Lowe, optician, with i 8 Luokey Ramblers and Ideals aland tbe test Farmers are buey threshing apriDg gralD. MIm Annie Awbrey ia employed at Ibe Banquet. Contentment la found when you have a Rambler. CbasATowne will soon speak at ome points In Oregon. The Eugene cannery fruit drying plant la running full force. Uot Oeer baa accepted an invitation to stump Ohio for MoKlnley. ; " ; j ( It vru wanta tflne cake for Holiday leave your order at tbe Banquet. : Win J Bryan Intends atuniplng'tbe Middle and Eastern states an once. M O Warner tunea pianoa and organs. Repairing and polishing. U 8 Senator Davis addressed tbe Hamilton Club at Cbioago last night. Bpeolal prloes on hose. ' ' 1 , - . Fh Chamkkhs, The beat of meals at low price. Fred Wald restaurant, aouth of J V Kaufl. Ism working again in Odd Fellows oemetery. Any person wlHhlng work dona will please addresa or call upon J Ii Lombard, Eugene. Majo A MoGuIrs give the best meal Id town (or the money. 20 second-hand buggies and car rlages at F L Chambers'. Miss Clara Pengra la reported as oonvalesolng from a sever attack of Inflammatory rheumatism. Bicycle repairing and sundries. E E McClanaiian, Put a ohaln brush on your bloyole, and keep tbe chain dean and bright. E E MoClanauan has them. Wheat Is quoted at 48 cents at Al bany and Corvallla. In Eugeue 60 cents per bushel Js paid without gues tion. Albany Demoorat: The Elks 70 strong, uniformed and accompanied by Albany's splendid ban J will attend the Carnival on Beptember 6th. James J Corbett and Kid McCoy will punch each other Id the most approved , style tonight before the Twentieth Century Club, New York. Albany Demoorat, August 20: Miss Annie Craln baa been In the ally on ber way to Seattle, where she will resume her work in the publle schools. Hhe has been the guest of her cousin, Mrs Blumberg. 101 Crescents sold this year In Eu gene; 683 Crescent riders In and around Eugene now. The people now know that the Creacsnt bicycles stand with out the trouble of always tinkering them up. Out a Cresoent ana you are always ready to go Child Drowned at Wendllng. Two accidents at Wandllne, one of them fatal, was the raoord of yester day. Following upon the Injury to Ulsu Anderson by tbe falling of a treu, mention of whlob was made In the Quahd yesterday, came a resort last evening of the accidental drown ing of a little child. Roy Keater, aged tour years, fell Into Wolf oreek from the bridge where he had been pUylng, and waa drowned, although strenuous effort waa made to save hi m. .',; The parents nf the Utile fellow oame from Csusila a short time since with others to work for the mill company. The funeral waa bald today at tbe Baxter oemetery, I 1 ' Womens Relief Corps Market. '. Bepetember 1, 1BO0.I .1 i ml MENUl salaus: Potato. Cabbage. Pick lea. . , ' ' St BATS. Veal loaf, roast meats, tongue, oblokeo. ' ' driau: ' ' ' ' ' ' ' White, brown, salt rising, oaks, doughnuts, oooklea. . risa: Mlooe, Lemon. Vincent A Co, Corner Drug Btore. i Weather. - ' Ipeslsl la ti 41uard I 'out land, Aug. S'. Tonight and Friday: .Threatening with sliowsm; cooler Friday, t From Nome Enoi Dixon, of Rue bur g, eiohlef of fiirenl rangers, la In tbe city, having Just returned from Nome. He made some money in that country by taking and selling number of beef cattle. But be thinks the coun try la a fraud. " ' ' SUBSTANTIAL WORK MKenzie Road Work Will Prove Effective. Messrs (J W Urlflln and F L Cham ber, of the committee In charge of the MoKeuie road work arrived borne last night from a tour of Inspection. The gentlemen express themselves a well pleased with the work done so. far. Messrs Carroll and Blmon the foremen In charge of the two crews are practical road builders and tbe work done is of the best. Jt is safe to (ay that this will prove to be one of the best Investments ever made by the business men and county cjurt. Tbe volume of travel over this road is enormous. Hotel Arrivals. HOFFMAN. J J feplot, Leaburg F O Reed, Astoria A W Potter R Brassfleld, Olympla C E Btevens, Portland Elmer Clark and wf, Prlnevllle Jaa A Audersou, Prlnevlle Bam H Goldsmith, Portland Eoos Dixon, Roseburg Airs Geo McUowan, Portland Grace McUowan, " " A M Holton, Portland Will Waterman, Albany Geo A Crux, 8 F FABherbeeror, 8 F H H Bissell, Minneapolis Henry Bwart, Minneapolis Wis FK Baker, " P. A Kuner, 8 F KUOKNH. BP Johnson, BF C H Varney, Bpencer A P Wallio, Mapleton , Kd Walho, Mapleton R L Gllstrap, Corvallla Mrs J Simmons, Portland B Landers, Portland ' U O Halns, Portland E H Orem, Portland Geo Hutchlns, Independence C Browse, Cottage Grove , , F Jones, Bolo i R A Irwin, Halsey LD Jacks, Portland ' Andrew Davis, Riverside, Cal RAN Iteymers, Grants Pass R O Waller, Albany E Miller, Albany Van Riley, Albany J W Groves, Albany J W Waberman, Albany Will Cheshire, Leaburg Wm Coppln, Fresno D W Weinewurst, Portland H W Clarke, Portland A J Wentstrom, Portland E Witch, Portland C N Jelierson, Boston OH Peterson, Idlewllde John Holland and wife, of Cottage Grove, visited Euguue today. - CouKot of Mercy, Lady of Vic tory, Eugene. Classes will be returned Bept. 17th, 1030. Private lessons In English, Book neeplng, Music, Hinging Frenoh, German, etc, etc, can be bad at auy Hum at Convent. Mualo 1'lauo taught by an exper ienced teacher. Diploma from Cou aervalnry nf MuhIc, Paris, Frimuh Parisian can be acquired with parent, accent and shortest method, , For term apply lo HISTKH8 OK MlCHOY List of Letters. Remaiulng In tits poltoflloe at Eugene, On, Eugene, Or, August 80, 1000. Geohegaii, T Glillaui, David 2 Nelawender, Cheater. A chums of one oent will be msde on all let ten situs out, I'rrioin wtuu oalltiig for lousri win jiicms imw wnen suvemseu. H K MoCorlNACK, P M Second-Hand Organs. A few second-hand organs, lu good condition, for sale cheap, if taken at once. Morris A Craw, Ninth a treet, Kugeue, opposite Hodman house. Hop Pickers Notice. Picking will begin In my hop yard near Creewell, Monday, Beptember 10, R R Hayes. I (' Good Roadster for Sale. Oi,e brown mare, gmhl roadster, for ante. Inquire ol Andy Taylor. I ' i Notice to Hop Pickers, Hop picking will commence at tbe Blighton hnpyard September 6th. Dhikd Pkunks Wanted. T N Begar will pay the highest price for all kinds ot dried prunes. BROOIVI SJiltE NOW ON 2Ro broom ,..20o WH broom JAo 3Ao broom i 80o Heller brtMiins lu proportion. Best pun leaf lard, !u bulk, per lb, 10c. 10 lb pail beet lard H.10 6 lb pall best lard 65 i& oi can K C Baking Powder . Our I'.'jc, 16c and ao nt cuOca can not tie beat. 1 lb glims starch to We clone a! 6 .each eveulug except Haiurdsjs. ...Ax Billy... j BLUE RIVER, Interest in the' District Contin ues to Grow. ATTRSCTIHO MUCH ATTf aTlOR. The wide publlolty glveu tbe Blue River mining district during tbe pres ent season shows that It Is now going through tbe process of befog "discov ered," although having been p oi pected for many years. Papers all over the state (ell of lis richness, aud mlu r Iroiu every camp lo tbe Went are there. 'I he Malem rltatesman of yesterday has the following: "The Blue River mining district is exoltlng a good deal of attention In mining clroles and man) are watching the development of prospects lo that section with the keenest Interest, cn teralutlng the highest hopes thai some thing better than has ever yet been realised from mines In tbe Cascade range will come from this station. M ners have been at work inthlsdhv trlct for at least fifteen years, hut no very rich strikes havo been made, yet there have always been very promising ores brought out by every prospector. The long delay lu developing these mines baa been oauned by a failure of prospectors to interest capital in con structing roads and doing develop ment work. This district begins in the southeastern part of Linn county, near the , head of the Callapo 'la; and extends southward Into Lane county, where tbe best saying mines have so far been discovered. "Recently a Halem man returned from this part of the ata'e and he con firms the newspaper reports of rich atrlkeaand great activity amoug tbe miners, and the very substantial char acter of the develoi ment work as well as tbe work on the 'oads leading Into the Blue River di trlct. Alinera from every camp In the West are found here and they are very enthiislaello over the very promising ' future of this mining district "Just south of tills Is what Ib known as tbe Black Butte district. There Is some activity lu this region as will bo seen by' the foliowlm from the Brownsville Time: '"A large number of quartz claims arejust at present belli located In what Is oalied the Black Butte uix trlot. This new mining olatrlct, a near as we have been able to ascertain, lies an tbe north side of the old mili tary road In Lane county and about midway betweeu the Bohemia and Blue River dl-trlota. It is reported that some Atie bodies of ore have beeo struck. The discovery nf this uew distrlot indicates that eventually the Bohemia and Blue River districts will be virtually one liiiinen mining camp. It will be a mam mot ii one.'" Fakkwki.l RKUKmoN. Tomorrow evening al 8 o'clock a lareell recep tion to Mr and Mrs O R Murray and family will be given at the home of Professor and Mis John Btraub, on East Eleventh street. The reception will be under the allspices nf the First Presbyterian church, and all friends Bie Invited, At Fikvt National Bank.-C L Bcott la employed us bnuk kteper in the First National bsnk vt lids city, aim will continue there until the public schools "p n, when be will again take his position as principal of Central rsiioril. Auoi her car load of Racine buggies juat received no advance in price. See the new styles at F L Chanibeia' No Gripe, Pain Or (llacoinfoi't, no Irritation of tht In-lpstlnt!8-but RtHitle, prompt, thorough htwlthrul clt-nnstng, when yuu Uke ("Mil o-.-f druggists. 25 cents iOFF WITH THE ON Our policy id to clear lingers a euggostion ot sununor. In our mcrcnanaiso; experience wo havo never boon prepared to welconio a, t ii-i i i i ii-i. uew ft'itsuu wuii bo iow ouus remains will bo price cut Cost or profit is lost sight of summery must go. SHIRT WAISTS EW'UBHMllne fancy and nlnlii lo cUtm 40 cts each SK1KTS Laiiira' Bumiiie Bklrta to olo 50 cts each. BONNETS Poke end Tain O' Hhanli r 19 cts each PAHISOLS fa 60 and M OD now 1.50 each. Mail orders promptly attended to. S. H. Friendly .JMlUiM. irUORU, Al Waddle In the city. Hunt H Uolil-mMli I in Ku-.i-. .Mrs L N Riley weui to Albany to day. M H Ptu arrived home tin. after noon. W 11 Andrews has a b il on one of his hands. Harvy Bommerville, of Llun county. is In the city. B Goldsmith 1-fi for nowu the roid this air-moon. Mr aud Mrs I, B Rowland vlaited Pleasant Hill today. Mrs Hugh Gray, of Albany, arrived up today to vialt relatives. MbscsAiioa and Z ' Grime., of Harrifhurg, are hi K .rie'i". Hou C VV Wn-hbii ", Juociion, spent lat night in Eugene. L H Johnson and wife came home from Creswell this aferuoon. Mrs Mary Bhelton arrived up today to vl-lt her daughter, Mre .1 W Clark. Dr A (Sharplen is In the city. He will start up his dryer In about one week. Mrs Brunil-y aud her daughters, the Misses Bruiuley, left for Salem this afternoon. Fred Lamb, W B Mummy and Ned Mummy left for the Biuslaw country yesterday to file on homesteads. B B Durkbelmer, ot Prairie City, arrived lolay to j ''" w"e tot stay with ber parents, Mr aud Mrs E Bchwaizsdiild. MrsDWJarvls. of Portland, who has been vieltiug her pareUo, Gov aud Mrs Whlteaker, in Eugene, left for home Ihia altsruoon. Mlas Nina O-trander, Postal Tele graph operator. Is again at her post after an outiug of a mouth at Cottage Grove aud other south county points. President Strong left this afternoon for Hood River t-t attend the Wasco county teachers institute. Dr Strong has worked ooutiouuusly all summer, taking do vacation. News About Stamps. An innovation in the postal service which is sure to lie of great conven ience Is the plan lately adopted of furnishing stamps in little bcoks, with wax sheets between them. The gov ernment is lo charge one cent aildi tlnnaltotue amount of stamps con tained therein, and it is uow estimaled that the profit on these books will amount lo $2C0,t 00 per annum. It is also estimated that the sum paid for tilt private revenue sumps placed over I lie lop of the bettles containing Hosteller's Stomach Hitters very nearly equals this. The Bitters Is a reliable remedy for constipation, indi gestion, dyspepsia, I ilinusiiess, liver and kidney troubles, It may be de pended upon lo cure stomaoh disor ders, having doiio so for .he past fifty yeuis. Contracts fob Kukvryb. A reo- oiuiuendallou bar been made by Sur veyor-General Haiiershain that con tracts for surveys be awarded as follows: Homer I) Angell, township 14 south,' range 34 east, south ; Geo. B Campbell, township 14 south, range lift eaat, township 15 south, range 36 east and township 14 sonlh, range 36) east; William F White, township 16 south, range 34 east; Orville M Rankin, township 16 south, rsneeSeast. Paints Wal!-Paper Harness and Saddles PRESTON & HALES tRTe orders for home pHlntlnir. U i IIcCiudy OLD. WITH THE NEW. ! out all goods about which aim eias on nana. v nut. way beyond recognition. now. Everything that's. VESTS Ladle)' Hammer Vests 5 cts each STRAW HATS Kleirant line of Gent's Hate 25 cts each DUCK SUITS In Blue. Tan nd Light Brown, $2.50 a suit CENTS CRASH SUITS. To o1om out out entire ltllf Kt $2.75 a suit Eugene, Oregon. 3 WMMiUIUi..Ml....MiMl.iiWtlF 'large land deal. Looks as if tbe Military Road Lands Would Change Hands. MEIBS MUCH TO IU8ISR Henry Hwart and K K Baker, of Marinette, Wisconsin, arrived here on tbis afternoon's train. In the morning at au early bour tbey leave up tbe Military road for tbe neighborhood of Lowell. Tbese men, witb other wealtby associates, bare nnder con sideration tbe purchasing of the Mili tary road lands lying weat of tbe Cas cade mountains, amounting to a large number of acres. For several months tbey have bad a party of expert timber cruisers from tbe East estimating tbe amount of saw timber standing on tbe.'e lands, and Messrs Swart and Baker now go to consult said parties aa to tbe result of tbeir work up to this time. If tbe landa are transferred, It will mean a great deal to Eugene and Lane county and tbe Umber will probably be logged and milled In the Immedi ate future. It Is hinted that tbe lands are held at about $1,000,01)0. Court House Items. - Chattel mortgage $550 Renewal oliattel mortgage 60 Chattel mortgage i 200 REAL ESTATB TRANSFERS. Geo H Colter to Anna J Anderson, lot 20 blk 19, Qlenada, Oregon; foO. Jesse Martin to R W Newland, 134 aorea in seo 80 tp 19 a r 3 w; $500. B C Dunn to Elizabeth A Sunn, a deed of gift to various properties in Lane county. ECRr.eetux to B (! Dunn, 2.10 acres In aeo 8 tp 18 s r 3 w; $40. . B C Dunn to E A Uuun 125x134 feet Eugene; $1. , Marie Hepiot to directors School dis triot No 137, 1.06 acres In aeo 28 tp 18 r2e;$l. HOP CONTRACT. S V aud H L St John issue a chattel mortgage on 10 acrea of hop-r to L W Brown for $1200 and 4 cents per pound. CIRCUIT court. . , E I Frasier vs J A Deadmnnd Judgment la asked fur $103, $15 attor ney fees and costs of aotloo. E J Frasier vs J A Dead mod. De fendant dies a demurrer t complaint, PROBATE COURT. lu the matter of '.he estate of Jacob Gillespie, deceased. Order confirming sale of real property. MARRIAGE LICENSE. A L Etberton and Miss Minnie Barry. Prune Pickers Wanted At Campbell Bron' orchard, aoross Blair field from a short distance below tbe west end of Fifth street. French prunes end of good size, Will pay plokers 6 ceuta for small sized fruit boxes, and 6 cents for boxes that are two Inches wider than regula tion box. Clean ground to uick on, the ground not having been plowed this season. Pickers may rnpnrt at orchard at 7 o'oloch tomnriow Friday) moruinir. For any further Information Inquire at Uimhd Okpick. Cun Accident Wirt Z pli, who resides In the country, name lo town last evening to receive medical treatment. Wlille bunting jaok rabbits a single barrel gun used by Zopb blew up, shattering the stook completely, many of the splinters of whlob entered Ills left arm between the wrist and elbow.' Dr Paine attended the injured man, who will have bit arm saved, but the injury Is very serious. Weather Prediction. Spvelal to ths Guard. Boseburo, Aug. 30. Weather fore oast: Fair for tonight and Friday. Weather conditions: Generally oloudy wealber prevails aver (he Pnclflo coast this morning. Light ralu has fallen In Eastern Oregon and Western Montana. It Is cooler in Idaho, but warmer elsewhere. Tuns Uihson, Official In charge. For Sale. Oeutle family home. Handsome form and color, and medium size. Harness and covered roomy buggy, em ap. inquire at GUARll OPFICB. Hop Picking. Hop picking will commence at my yard on Tumtay, Heptember 4th. Palmer Avres. OABTOI1IA, Bn Um Il Kind lot Hait !rm Boogfrt . Hi.uiht Accii'kNT. Last evening K H hnlleobeck fell from a wagon al his farm west of this olty. Heslicbted on a post aud sustained a Iraolure or one lit'. He la resting easily and will sc u be all right. Drying Fruit John Tall, of Crev well, waa in Eugene tdav. He is now drying his large fruit cr p. He has sold the entire output of bis plan I u r N rgar, of this city. I Bargains... We will sell for cash the A. V. Peters' stock of Dry Gooas, Motions, 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, Feed, Etc. Gome and see our prices. Butter taken in exchange. QUINER Successors to A. V. and I. K. Jliee Hams, Sides, .". "Breakfast Bacon, "PieniC' flams. On Sale at all Call for Gray SMOKED- ' Mount Hood High Grade ioc Cigar : . F. '..'j In the Hop Business. An Albany disuatch of August 29th has this concerning a hop man well known in Eugene: "Mr Fitcliard, the well-known bop man, was in Albany for a few hours today, and left this afternoon for Independence, where Jbe goes to look nfer one of bis hopyards, and place men in charge to fun it for this season. Mr Fichard owns seven liop yards In different part? of the valley, and says the outlook tbis season If for a good crop and good prices. About 40 cents per box will be paid for picking. Mr Fichard until recently has repre sented an Eastern Arm, .located in New York state, but say much better hops are grown in Oregon than In New York state, a I he lias invested considerable mom In Ihe business in litis stale. If the rop turns out good tbis fall, be will invest heavier and will move his family lo thla part of tbe country. Notice. I hereby notify the public thai I will not be responsible for auy debts cen tracted by my wife, Mrs E J Bmitb, or any one else, after the date of this notice. Otto Smith. Dated Eugene, August 2S, 1UU0. OASTORIA. Baanths Blgnatiut sf Ihn Kind You Harc Ulnars Bought Farm For Sale. ISO acres. 1U0 aorea under cultiva tion. Balance pasture and woodland. Flue catlle or sheep raucli. oood out range. New bouse and barn. Burr nlng waler near bouse; L'O ni'les we-it of riustene, 6 miles weBt of Elmlra Address J. M. Stephens, Elmlra, Ore For Sale or Trade. A well-l seated Int. BtiilflO feet ITnl. terslty addition lo Euitene, 2-stnry hard fluinh bouse. Bond barn. Will seli oheiip l-.r ckIi or ir..,!e inr slock Address O V Sheridan, Walker, Or. Hors I'ontractkd. J Urr!wriM nas sold bis 200 bales of early bops to Hurst Bros and O O Hayes ha sold 10 bales to tbe same tlrui. Perms pri vate, UiRL Wantkd. A rellaole girl to do general housework wanted liniiie-dlat-ly. Kuquire al this office. . . - . . . Golds Z Chest When you; cold has settled down deep in your client, cough syrups will not relieve you. The system must he given strength and toive u throw . orF the disease. due just tnis. It enables you u oi-.inior the inflam mation. I Ik lungssoonheal, and uli danger is passed. Do not let the disease become chronic Kca-i-e of neglect. ' ''"-t.a.wYas. I ' Brushes, Eggs and & BITTER Peters. SMOKED BY GRAY & SON. grocery stores. & Son's lard. None better. G. Potts Manufacturer- Oregon Short Line R R. If you are thinking of nn eastern trip, It will pay you to writs and get figures and other information regard ing service, etc, from the Oregon bhokt Link Railroad, 14'i Third street, Portland, Oregon. J R Naoel, W E Coman, TP A. Q A School of Telegraphy. A schoDl of telegraphy will he started in Eugeue October 1, if enough students can be obtained. Instructor has beat of recommendations from C M & tit P Ry, Bod Western Union offi cials. If you are iniereoted, address, H W Hall, Eugene, Oregon. Rooms and Board Wanted. '1 here will be a great demand for rooms aud board for students this year, and it is necessary that those Intend ing to keep roomers or boaiders make it known as soon as possible. Please leave address with Miss Grace Wold or Mr John HanrNaker. Notice Mayo & McGuiie, at old Ed Howe stand, Ninth street, give meals at all hours. Iteyuiar day meals 20 cents Give tliein a call. Satisfaction guar antee!!. 8wn ths w Ma i on nan Ulnars UMM Slgnttoro of Meals 20 Cents. I am in rharge of Ihe restaurant mm dmrfouih ( Katiftmap's elnrn, Bgain. Axretleut meals will Le furnlHl.ri nr. 20tmta each. Dou't f,.rs..t in,. rnrt. , Fkkij Wald. BEST SHINGLES. If you want the heat Washington shinnies lu Eugene for tbe money, go to Andrews at the depot. Wasted. To trade, aTmall Im proved ranch, three miles from rail road station in Lane oouniv fr erty in Euaene. Inquire at Guard office for particulars. Fok HAI.K Cm-.P i ......h -. I, sriuuu baud Smith-Premier typewriter in good condition. Geo F Craw. For Balk Cheap. a mnd hn.. and single harness for sale cheap If " " ""ce. inquireat this office. Lav & Henderson. Ilniinibtast ami Ernbaimers. tor. Wil. and 7th ill. The Hoffman w O ZEIQLER, paopaicTO f UN DAY DINNER 50c tUOtNE, OREGON. tup 3 Livery and Feed Stables WEST EROS, Props New Rigs' New Harness, Competent Drivers llnrm hoanled hy day er oeatk. K..ley (ii.rista ,H. illmnnd Temh t-UMli.