Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, October 06, 1900, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard SATUKDA.Y - - OCTOBER 6 All Popular Brands of CIGARS FOH SALE AT Julius Goldsmith's No Main 191. New Ads Taday. FA Rankin BREVITIES. Judge Dell Stuart Judge Dell Stuart Judge Dell Btuart Judge Dell Btuart Or Portland Of Portland Or Portland Cr Portland Speaki Monday night 8 peaki Monday night 8 peaks Monday pliclit Bpeafce Monday niglic At tbe Court Houae At tbe Court Houw At tbe Court House At tbe Court Houae All Invited All Invited All Invited AU Invited Firet-claa meali at Harnrtond'i. Wood (or aale at F li Chambers'. Commissioners oourt still In session. Or Lowe, optician, with J B Luokey Ramblers and Ideals stand tbe test, Belgian bares for sale, 60 centa each Ax Billy. French, Rye, Graham, Cream, at Hammond's. Contentment la round wben you liave a Rambler. Hee Day & Henderson's samples or out order carpets. 8 O Rankin Is agent (or tbe famous California Healing Hoip. October 6 Is tbe date of the Red Cross Social at tbe Armory. Try MoQoire'a restaurant on Ninth street for tbe beat 20-oent meal, Monday begins tbe regular October termof olroult for Lane county. If yon want a fine cake for Sunday leave your order at the Banquet. M O Warner tunes planoa and irgans, Repairing and polishing, Good program and a good time at the Red Cross Social, Baturriay night. Speolal prices on boae, F L CRAMBBR8. 2u second-hand buggies and car riages at F L Chambers', Bloyole repairing and sundries. E E MoClanahan .Attend the lied Cross Boolal and assist the ladles In their work for hu manity. MoOuIre will satisfy your hungry feeling at a small prloe. Ninth Street Restaurant, California Healing Soap, good for burns, scalp and skin diseases. Bold by H 0 .Kankln. It looks like there would be Ave lvll Jury cases at the term of circuit oourt next week. Hon Blnger Hermann will speak here next Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, lor tbe MoKlnley olub. Everybody should attend tbe Red Cross Boolal at tbe Armory Saturday night. Admission 10 cents. Fifty different patterns of carpet In our cut order department. Day & Henderson. Boups, meals and vegetables at Ham mond's. Clroult Judge Benson Is making political speeches in Southern Oregon It Is something unusual to ace a Judge out making campaign speeches. Board and lodgings at reasonable rates. Address, ooruer 11th and Oak streets, the old F B Dunn house. Mrs E Rhodes. The Fourth regiment band will play for the Rid Ointa Boolal. The ploturea of A P Butlerswortb and Miss Anna Ogleaby of the Junc tion City Bulletin appear In today's Oregonlan. Alley Co have completed the bridge across the Long Tom, which they built for tbe county. A splendid Job was done, tlr Alley, although badly orlpple J, laid oB all. The Jacksonville Times says that Blnger Hermann ranks with tbe best speakers in the United States In the opinion of the forest rangers and his other appointees. Monmouth Items Btuart R Henna, traveling secretary ror the Y M O A, visited tbe Normal Tueeday and In fused muob spirit to the young men's work here. His talks are Interesting and bis personal lufiusnce Is Inoalcu lable. t Alr fvAiirrnnonit I 19 tmtntmt your stomach is bad, your liver out of order, Ayer s Fills will clean vour tongue, cure your dyspepsia, make your liver right. Easy to take, easy 10 operate, isc. . All druggists. Waul jruur iiiumlactte or beard a baeuUtul utimn or nrn Dinner inen use RlimNnUAM'Q nVLC forth vwvniiiuiinm wuib wnii to r. tt. or Oautia.au, pa H. p. Hati A O). thai akara HERE IN EUGENE. Largest Hop Grower on the Pacific Coast W H Durst, of Durst Bros., hop- growers, of Wheatland, Cal., la In tbe city. Mr Dur.it himself spends nearly all bis time In London, looking after tbe markets. Tbe firm Is tbe largest growers of bops on tbe Pad do Coast, raising from 7,000 to 8,0C0 bales annu ally. Mr Durst thinks those growers that have goo 1 bops will be handsomely rewarded this year. Church Notices. BRYAN CLUB MEETING. Lee M. Travis Addresses the Peo ple at tbe Court House. Lte M Travle addrf-Mwl a go d aiz-il crowd of 1ml It and ireiitleiurul at the Oourt hou-e la-l enniiig cu ' tn- lltlcal issues of the day f'i'ui n ilirno- cratlo standpoint. Hln tbe'iies were liurittlisuj, null tarirro, truals, tarifl. He held Me aodienc? apleudldiy and the upplaiif was frequent. Hi& apt ecu was con vlnclng. His points with rlrurly made, iie pwdic'ed iIim election f Bryan and Mtevunaoii by a Urue ma jority. Mr Travli will be bea'd Iron, at different points in the ciunt.y prob ably during tbe campaign. The next Bryan speech wilt be de livered by Judge Dell Btuart, presiden tial elector, In tbe court house, Monday evening, Oct. 8 at 7:30 p m. Everybody Invited, especially the ladies and republicans. Mr Btuart is oae of the niosi lulented orators in tbe state. McKinley Club Opening. A large banner has bren bung acron Willamette street from tbe Tltua block to the Cbriemau block, bearing the tbe title of tbe McKinley aud Koose- veit olub. Headojuarteia are in the former building and tbe opening will be made tonight. Bpeecbee will be made by a number or prominent local republicans, the fourth Regiment band will play and other specials are announced. EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 10 am, Sunday school, Bible olais taught by Prof Hawthorne. 11 a m morning prayer, sermon and holy communion. Evening prayer and sermon, 7:80. Heats free. All welcome. D E Loveridoe, Reotor. CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Sunday school, 9:45 a m; sermon, 11; Y P 8 C E, 8:15 p m; sermon, 7:80. Rev J B Lister will preach the morn Ing sermon and Rev D C Kellums will preach the evening sermon. u. E. CHURCH. Rev B F Totten of the Cumberland Presbyterian Synod.wlll preach at 10:30 Special m. RevTB Ford, D D, presiding elder of the Eugene dlstrlot will preach at 7:80 pm. Other services as usual W B HOLLINOBHEAD, , Pastor, UNION MEETISO. Tl.e regular meetlug or tbe Young Peoples' Christian Alliance will occur at the M E church Sunday evening, Ootober 7, at 6 o'clock. Dr Banderaon will give his report of tbe London con ventlon at this meeting. CONUHJCQATIONAL. Communion servloe and reception of members at 10:45. Bunday school from 12 to 12:45. A olais for students and young people In charge of Prof Bbel don. Evening service at 7:80, Bub Jtot, "Making a living." Mao H Wallace, Minister. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, ' Sunday school at 10a m; oommunlon servioes at 11 a m; junior endeavor at Opm; senior endeavor at 6:30 p m evening services at 7:30 p m. John a Clkland, Pastor, o P church. Sunday -chool 10, preaching servloss 11am and 7:30 p ni. No Y P C E owing to union meetlug at Methodist church. The pulpit will be occupied at both services by Rev Geo W Fender, pastor at MuMlnnville, Ore. The congregational business meeting will be Tuesday evening at 7:80. All members urged to be present at this meeting. Publlo Invited. J FCl.AYCOMi, Pastor, BAPTIST CHURCH. Bunday school at 10 a m. Morning worship at 11. Subject for dleoou "The Interdependence of Man." No B Y P U on account of union meeting In M E oliurch at 6:10 p in. Evening worship at 7:80. Subject for dlsoourse, Balaam; His Tilal and Triumph." The annual meeting of tbe church win occur ou l uurauay rrora li to 5 p m. All are cordially Invited to these services. C Calvert Shoot, Pastor. Company A, 4th Reg, 0 N G. Company 'A' 4 He? O N a will moat in uiiunrm Bl me Armnrv HunHcD Oot 7th at 1 p m to attend tbe funeral of late Private H Baber, Co A. ay oruer or K B Huston, Capt Commanding. VOLUNTEERS ATTENTION. All volunteers are rpatimtAr1 in nnai at tbe Armory, Bunday Oct 7th, at 1 p in, to attend me runeral or'atecomrade Baker. C. V. Kauflman. Weather to tbe Ggakd. Portland, Oot. 6. Tonight and BuDday: Fair. Frost tonight. Wollaber. Flax Fiber, u B Hunsaker. who arrived borne yesterday from a trio down tbe valley, brought with bim from Solo, some flax fiber from the mm at tual plate. As tbe growth of flax bids fair to beoome an important Industry of tbe Willamette valley, many will probably like to sie this filler, whioh will be at tbe Guard office for a few days. Injunction U ranted. Judue J W Hamilton this afternoon granted a temporary injunction restraining Meyer & Kyle etal rroiu operating fish traps in tbe Biuslaw river and triliu' tarles. ""MeaBsasssawsasawsawww 44 The Laborer is Worthy of His Hire." But a wage-earner can get more for his personal ser vices if in strong ana vigorous health. The blood is the life-giving and strength-making part of the system. If it is pure, all is well; if not, it should be purified with Hood's Sarsaparilla, which makes the iveak strong. Can Eat " Ws tired out. hid no tppetrte until I took Hood's Sirstptr&A. tt built me right up una" I an tjtt hart. ffy." BU W. Higer, AthoU Miss. 3(C(M SaUaballfla llood't mil cure liver tllsi the aon-trrtutttiK and .only calnarus la mi wua Hood BnrsaparlHa. tajosai. R-v Hai'W-u went to Portland today, (apt I'lin gladden has gone to New Yoik. W W Halnea nude Junction a visit lilts afternoon. Jurlve H'liiil'tou, o lt'-H l-urg, was in the clly today. 8 It Hmt. 'Hiv-lintf Y M V A sec ret try, i. In t(. ntv. V 8rmrKey no" wife hive returned to tli i Hliie, Kiver r li e-. Judue lUle. ni tinuila is iu the City in attend uiroull ocurt. Ju lL'eJ W It million arrived last evening ou tliedelayr l train. .Mr . aiirt Mm J It Hhtis went to Oranl'a P' Imlay on a -unrl trip. Misn ErutsMiie lii"iJ arrivm liome today from Pitiai,d ami tbe cos-it, Ralph Btarr arrived this afternoon and will resume bis studies at the U O Mrs C W Lowe bus returned from a visit with her mother al McMinnvllle. Attorneys J B Medley and J Kuox, of t o' tage Grove are here to attend court. Attorney Jerome Knox and Mr Johnson, t,f Cot'ae Grove, are in Eugene. Claude McCall, of Sliver Lake, ar rived in Euirene t.xlay, coming via Montague, Calif. Chaa Cochran and mother arrived from CetNge Grove yesterday and will reside litre this winter. George n Gray bae .returned from Montuua and Is now employed by Lang & Co of Portland. Medford Mall: Dr Louis Bundy,of Eugene, has been In Medford for a few days upon a visit to Dr J M Kcene. G W Griffin left for Salem today and Monday will go to Astoria o at tend the xrand lodge. Kulghts of Pythias. Kewberg Graphio: Mrs W G Allen of Eugene has In en visiting relatives heie lor several days. W G Joined her the first of the week. Medford Mail: Mrs A Merriman left Monday ror a visit tobei daughter, Mrs Bradley, at Eugene, another daughter, Mrs Hrouk, at Albany, and hereon, Will, at McMlunville. Tbe following members of tbe Ore gon Byr-cd, lell this af ornoon and last night for their rep vnve homes: J J Daltou, Portland, Oregon; W L Liv ingston, Oaksdale, Wash ; L D Beck, Sodavllle; L R Bond, Bodaville; James Black, Alsea, James Vemeir, Soda vllle; Duncan Wallace, Walla Walla; Geo Blair, Walla Walla; W R Bishop, Portland. t SOCIAL. Substitute for Coal. London is trying to produce a sub stitute for household coal Common pent, chemically prepared, Is the pro posed "new coal." Whether It will deplace tbe faithful old fuel remains to be seen. Time will weigh it In tbe balance and If found 'wanting, relegate It to the graveyard of failure, where so many imitators or Hos tetter's Stomach Bitters, the greatest dyspepsia cure, may be found. This baa been tbe only genuine cure for half a century. Every suflerer should try It for oonsti patlon, Indigestion, dyspepsia, liver or kidney troubles, If he would be cured.f Be sure to get tbe genuine with our private revenue stamp over tbe neck of the bottle. There is nothing ro good for fever, malaria and ague, or to counteract rheumatism. Faints fall-Paps Harness and Saddles PRESTON & HALES IaTeordera forhouso ptlnttnr. o i McCbadt to institute suit Tbe county oourt authorized the district attorney to Investigate and bring suit against the olty council or street committee for destroying tbe Ire s around the county park. MmmmiimfmmiimmmntfmmmmmmimtmfttmrmtJ ...AflrUVED AT ItAST... I A Beautiful line J. W. KAYS FURNITURE CO NoUMERS mil FUNERAL DIRECTORS C O Hammond, Zslgler. auooeasor to O C Now la Ida tlma Is Faint Palitn'i ' S unFroof Faint.. . . ArvffiiinmtoMl tobemr. - Loot fur Md tfe&i on oftch 00. t. A. OVER TOM, At, M St., t Don't Forget- Wc have a full line of Boys and Men's nonularmiofi clotlnny a i a o ALSO I ho largest and most complete lino of underwear ever shown in Eugene. ...Ax Billy... Departmtnt Star Ladies' Wool Waists Also Something New in Striped Albatross For Waists A nobby lino of Golf Suitings in Greys ami Klues with Fancy l'laid Hacks. Just the thing for RAINY DAY SKIRTS Mail orders promptly attended to. S. H. Friendly Eugene Oregon. 3 5 3 CHAFING IrlSII PARTY. Friday evening Mii One- Plummer invited a nuiiiber of her U O frii-bds to meet wi'h her In ber pli-axsut rin iua at tbe home of Mrs Alain an K urtrahtb and Ald'Tsirects. A tliujh Hip girla were In irncttd to bring their s-wli'g, few atitcbes were taken, for tbe en tertainment furnished by the charm ing hostess allotted little lme for work. A deliriouK chafing dish lunlenn was daintily served t. Alias Pluujoier At a l i'e hour the gu-at departed, declaring that never before bad they hail so delightful a time Tbme pns ent were: Miaaes Lulu Holmea, Lizzie Hackney, Edith, Buaie aud Margaret Bannard, Marie Bradley, Winnie Miller aud Grace Wold. FOOTBALL. The Week With Kaarsberg His Men. and The week of footbill at the TJ O has been one of constant work Coach Kaarsberg le becoming familiar with the material of tbe school, and will soon have the candidates virtually clasaiQed. That tbere will be a hot contest for a number of positions makes tbe work all the more enthusiastic. Among those developing into something like 'varsity form are f ur candidates for quarter-hack, two tor full-back, and at lesst four for balf-back. Of the line aspirants are four hard ' workers for guards, the same number for tackles and as many for ends Wagner is secure for center. Tbe Injury to Edwards' knee tbe fore part of tbe week makes It no.t im probable that a new man wlii be seen at quarter. It is to be hoped not. His heady work was one of tbe features of last year's strong team. And besides it takes time to train a quarter. The game with Multnomah Novem ber 3 at, Portland will open tbe season, and from advanoe reports from the metropolis this club will put up a team this year Letter, stronger and speedier than any which has before represented tbe club. Tbe club and 'varsity have long bad the best teams In tbe state, and their contests are by common con sent those for state supremacy. Hotel Arrivals. EUGENE. J W Hamilton, Koaeburg J 8 Medley, Cottage Grove AH Giddy, Oakland Mrs R Mercer, Ecseburg J W Jease, Prineville M Humphrey, Fall Creek H E Happersett, Portland LN Baker, Walterville M H Durst, Wheatland Matt White, Harrleburg C W Dewey, LaCrosee E J Fuller 4 wr, Portland F M Hurtnlston, Portland A 8 Keene, Portland R R Deadinond, Leaburg J C Johnson, Cottage Grove W J Howalt, 8 F L J Bannanl, Uonatjza A 8 Dubue, 8 F J A Orr, 8 F O B Davidson, Warrenton HOFFMAN L N Baker, Walterville C 8 Freelaud & wf, I-abel H B Catbey, Heattle O Levens, Portland Geo Pamsdeo, Boise City H H Hart, Albany Mrs E L Forest, Albany H b Dunn, Portland V Gazley, Chicago . E B Duffy, Chicago J C Lindsay, Portlaud J E Pitts, Ohio V Karlstrom, Seattle T Pitzer, Hpokaue W T Bailey, Meadow J P Rlcb, N Y HE Irwin, NY W tl 1 'ale, Grams Pass V J Howatt, B F L J Bratman, Bonanza. A J Duhne, 8 F H M Easter, 8 F H L Day, Portland R Soott, Coburg O R Ilendlng, Portland E Frost, Plsson H iclimeer, Portland W R Hunt, BF F L Mattb'S, Pitasburg Laurean Society. 'lbe nrsl regular meeting of the Laureau Literary Sooiety of the Uni versity was held last evening in the ball in Professor Schmidt's recitation room. After tbe regular routine butt lien, their being no program for tbe evening, tbe society spent the time very profitably llslenlrg to extumno- raneous addresses given by several of Ih. members. Mr Campbell related In an Interest ing manner some experience ot bis surveying party during tbe summer. Mr Jakway spoke at length on the laauea of the pending campaign. Other speakers were Bilyeu and Mc- Arlhur. The library of the corporation of the Laurean and Eutaxlan has been moved to the dormitory and added to the g.neral library of the Uulver- slty. Government Timber Land. Absolute ly Pure For the third of a century the standard for strength and purity. It makes the hot bread, hot biscuit, cake and other pastry light, sweet and excellent in every quality. No other baking powder is "just as good as Royal," either in strength, purity or wholesomeness. Many low priced, Imitation baking powders art upon the market. These are mu3c with alum, and care should betaken to avoid them, as alum Is a poison, never to be taken in the food, ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 100 WILLIAM 6T., NEW YORK. Bargains... We will sell for cash the A. V. Peters stock of L)ry Gooas, Notions, Ladies Gents' and Children's underwear a very low prices. " Boots, Shoes, Hats. Caps, Clothing, and Summer Goods at Cost. Ve also keep on hand Fancy and Staple Groceries, Paints, Oils, Brushes, Flour, Feed, Etc. Come and see our prices. ' Eggs and Butter taken in exchange. QUINER & BITTER. Successors to A. V. and I..K. Peters. . C G Hammond's French, Graham, Eye, and Cream bread, etc Cakes. Pies, Conkies, Rolls, and all kindB of pastries always on hand. Bakery, Caft Short Order. Ksgular Meala Soups, Meat, and Vegetable a specialty. Cooking aad Bak ing done to order. SUCCESSOR TO CHICAGO BAKERY. i S H i - c -v v. , ,J(- , i, - r ,. win i.rrny mm .'4 wmm mi :,:tv:: ai". . . M; !Sr rA , Kimball Tubular Pneumatic Pipe Organs The Humphrey Memorial M. E. Church Organ at Eugene, Sold bj F. A. Rankin. F. A. KAnkfo, of tbia city, repre6DtstiT of the Kimball Company, Chicago, tbfl Kilera Piano Huoae, Portland, dimributiDf agentg, haa rf calved tha followiog commenda tory letter Irnm the rniiaio committe of tha Humphrey Memorial M E church, in which he recently plaoed one of the faniona K'uball Tubular Pnematio Pipe Organa. 'The committee were unanimous ia iW -expreuion of aati-factlon with tbe instrument, being particularly pleraed with the voicing, the exquisite purity of tone, and the power and numrrnua conibinationa poesible fr aa orsun of its aire. The artiatic exterior oHiie oran also came in forjita ahare of praiae. Con--gratulating you for being able tofurniihni with auch a beautiful and complete organ, and r'auring you that if the commitlt; were think ing of buvirnr a lamer one, it would always be a 'Kimball Pneumatic,' I remain, HIVING M. OLE.V, , "Secretary Music ConiuiittM 8aeral cholfv clalmi of limber iol on Rood utreemi emptying Into tide water on Bil'SAW Rivrr. Tboae de- Irlnn Inntlont can aec me t Hnflnian Houae, Kagene, Ool 8, 9, 10. 11. H H Kistt. Ladies Musical Club. lbe Ladlie' Musical Club anuouuees a pianoforte recilal t'i lie (iiven under itaaueploee by Mr W GIHord Nah, aaiaiea dj Miss Marguerite Hanaen, or.ntralto This recital will be held In Matin's Hall, on Monday evening, ictooer loiu. i ne program Ha? been arraogrd to lllu.-traie the ev ilution of piano lliera lureirom I no ,la.fl period iu the early Eiiiliilieculli century, the ro nianiio reao i.ii in s,Ubert, Schu mann and ( liiipin.up to and luclucilng the comrmsitlona of Hying piauofoite workert. Ca ha, been takeu to make the number Iniereatlng and popular is well a, reprwnlMl.e, and the ccca- Innwlllbsa eyMemtttlo and artlaile ex.rjlt'nn of the work of great om-poaen. lute la the fl at Hnnwn Iu i-ourert lor the year and "lie will l h-anl toidvani!D l I., n,. grollpa of mm,, iitaeia :) o-nl. Fur aiile l v olub me nt -ia and at Mwan.;hlldV NKWTIMB t'AKll.-The newtlm- eatd whl.-h ! bciiiK pr. pared by the tj rio offlolala will not chanire th. chedule time nf any of the pa-atuger """'"i "i win uner tue lime of the arrival and departure of freight iialna only. It ia expcl;d thai the i aw t,me card will be put luto f,ct In about ten days. GET OUR PRICES BEFORE BUYING ON China ware. Crockery. Glass ware. Silyer ware. Lamps. Clocks. Novelties. Agate ware White Enameled It will pay you. Ware. the COMEJUST TO SEE Great American Import ing Tea Co's Store, 15NinihSt8st veen Wi lawielle and 0 1 S:i Eigs-.e, GVeg. Unrest iWan on the coaat-ICO atorei ia oe:ation. That's Why Qoods so Qood Pricea ao low.