Daily Eugene Guard
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
FOR SALE AT
Julius Goldsmith's
GUARD Telephone, Ho, Main 191.
Weather
laeslal to the (utrd
Portland, June 20. - Tonight
and Friday fair; warmer Friday.
BBAIJ9.
New Ads Today
N T WilOD
Wledeinans Big Mbow
Dr Meyer & Co
BREVITIES.
Wall paper. Preston AlHales.
Feed and grooerlee at White's.
Overtoni for wall paper and palntB
Paints and oils. Preston 4 Hales1.
Dt Lowe, optlolan, with J huokey
Baseball, Albany and Eugene June
23.
Bioyoletlree JI.50 pair. MofJIana
ban
Harness and saddles. Preslon 4
Bales.
Come and see the Bloomer glrl play
baseball.
Bloomer girls play tbe Rambler
earn Monday.
Empty five-Rallon Hn oanB wanted
at Preeton & Hales.
Our Keen KutUr oarpentnra' teals
are the best In the market. See them
at Grlllln Hardware Co.
Baseball Bunday. Albany Bauiblera
and Eugene Ramblers.
Vote early, late and often In the oon
test for Goddess of Liberty.
' Boston Belles play baseball Monday
afternoon with the "RamblerB."
White Mountain Ice Cream Freezers
All sizes at Griffin Hardware Co.
We employ expert repairmen. Brlug
ub your repairing. MoClanaban.
Great reduction In all trimmed hats
at Miss E Bailsman's millinery store
till after July 6th.
Our line is complete and of the finest
quality In garden hose and fixtures, at
Griflln Hardware Co'b.
Albany Ramblers vs Eugene Ramb
lers Bunday June 23, Bangs Park.
Churns, butter nioutda and washing
maohlnes at Griflln Hardware Co'b.
M O Warner tunes pianos and
n'rKana. Repairing and polishing.
Ball-bearing, easy running lawn
mowers and grindstones at Griflln
Hardware Co'e.
Great reduction In all trimmed hats
at Miss E Baltzman's millinery ston
till after July 6th.
138 Ramblers and Ideals Bold thlr
year. Ask to see our list, MoClana
ban. nnrlhiAAf hullflera' hardware. In
eluding fanoy looks, oatohes, butts
bolts etc, are the finest ever In the olty
Grlllln Hardware Co.
Drain Normal School.
The faculty for the Drain normal
Bohool for uext year has been ohweu
as follows:
President J H Oroutt, ot Drain, re
elected.
Bolenoe Department Max Memlsh,
of Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
English Department Mrs Evelyn
Watson, of Cant -alia, Washington.
Mathematics F L Love, Canyon
vllle, Oregon.
1'rsotliH Dep'irtment Mr and Mrs
O O Brown, reelected,
A building for a heating plant to
coil $1300 has been ordered erected.
List of Letters.
KoMHhthiit In the poalofllos at Rugose, Ore-
Boo. Juno 'Al, mil.
Itiiineto tlrare Camfleld Win M
Fle tin Mlaa Maudy (liroux J R
Hamlt.in II K Kcsmey P H
Lllin Mim Lucy McCray W It
Moore Rob H Provlus M F
l'tlce Mr 4 Mrs N ltotulne J W
Koolt J L Vaughn T O
Walter Mrs L
A ohRrre of one e -nt will be mule on ell tel
tt'rt RHrn out. Icm-in whtMl culling lor
tier will nlrie etiite ttht) silTerllMMl.
H K MoCoknack, P M.
Teas, Coffees
1 lb No 1 tea dust ?0o
I ll tea til las L'.V
Kiiif uneolored Japan 50o value .Vic
No 1 niindrlmt Oc
Onni gunpowder 40o
No 1 gmipowoer fic
I lb But on Ksrlh uio
I lb No 1 English Breakfast ftV
1 In volor-ir candy 60c
(ireer tea 40 ota to olio
t lbs N I I vr e-. celt.- $1.UI
Our rns, Coffca, Spices aiul Extracts aro
all pun) to conform with the Oregon
Pure- Tootl Laws.
Ax Billjr Department Store.
PERSONAL.
J W Kays is iudianowrd.
Mrs R B Heau returned to Bulrm to
day. !
Claude Lee, of Junction, Is in E
gene.
II N Cockerllne left for points south
this afternoon,
R MoMurphev's palatial residence Is
being repainted.
Miss Aon Awiirey went to Bslem
today lor a visit.
Rev J F Tout, of AsMuid, was In
Eugene yesterday,
John Buiim-tt, the Cntloije Grove
biker, Is In tlif city.
I L Campbell Is In tbe Biuxlaw
oouutry on business.
MrsW C Hinith returned borne to
Turner this afternoon.
I'd EllUon, of Knseburg, a former
U O student, Is in the city.
Mrs Drew Griflln and children ar
rived on tbe afternoon train.
Mrs Wm Preston returned home
this afternoon from a visit at Port-
laud.
Mrs Laura Bradley has gone to Bay
City, Tillamook county, to spend tbe
summer.
Roy Heater leaves on the early train
tomorrow morning for his home at
Newberg.
Mrs A W Whittlesey returned to
Portland today, after having attended
commencement exercises.
A J Johnson, of Bclo, national bank
examiner fur Oregon, accompanied by
bis family, is in Eugene.
Grace and Beatrice Kronoliuroh re
turn' d this afternc in from Mt Angel,
where they have bpeuattendiiigschool.
Rov Robert Booth returned today to
Grants Pass after a few weeks' visit
with his son, Hon R A Booth, in this
olty.
MIsb Hazel Bicker, of Salem, who
has been attending tbe commencement
exercise, returned home this after
noon.
Mrs Btantoo returned this afternoon
to Roseburg af'er visiting her sou Cole
and attending Ihe graduating ex
ercises.
J L Zelgler, formerly ill the erorry
business in Eugene, hut now travel
ing for a wholesale hcmI bouse, Is in
the city.
Mrs J E Ostrandur returned this
afternoon to Callage Grove after a
visit with her daughter, Mini Nina,
In this olty.
Judge and Mrs G W Hmltli left to
day for their home at Klamath Falls
afier having attended commencement
exuroises at the U O.
Fred Zlgler left today for Ilwanco
Wash, win re he will tuke a position in
a drug store dining the summer. He
will return to school next fall,
Mrs John Uattorwortb, mother of
Uernard Jnkwny, who won the Fulling
prize of $150 yesterday, and of Miss
Isabel Jakwuy, returned home to
foreland today.
Lawson Bradley and Clips Temple'
ton left today for the Blue River
inlues, Tliry have recently made
iilte a rloh fctribu In the I X L eUlm
ou Ihe Culipnol side of Ihe moun
tains B.ihiik VimIh I'eui In Independence
Weil Hide: Ciiideu Hhlvex, who hat
heen attending school at Eugene dur
ing the wlnt r, has returned home.
He exiieola to go to EastTU Washli g
ton in a few days. y
Among the students who left for
their homi s today were: Co ml on Bean
to Balem; Mlvs Mabel Bmltli to Grant
Hass; "Bpldtr" Kelly to Oregon City;
Geo Ooodall to I'rawfordsville; Miss
Bessie Hammond to Medford
Corvallls Gazette: Ray Godrtol), of
the 'P0 OA C football team and well
known hero, has been the guest for
the past week of Bruce Burnett aud
Kd Rneeudorf, He came down from
Eugeue where he attended school tbe
past year.
Elder C H Belshaw and wife left on
tbe early morning train for Vancouver,
Wash, to attend the Northwest Con
ference of the Church of God, also tbe
annual meeting of the Association of
Believers, ot which society ths elder
la president.
Rescue Hose Co.
The Rescue He Co will meet Pat-
tirday nlvht at 8 o'clock, A full at
tendance Is desired.
J E Jkn minus, Pro.
Fkkk Consultation Dr Meyer A
Co give free consultation and txalil.
(nation at the Analnnlcsl museum In
the Titus building. At tbe museum
all day. Admission free.
and Spices.
9 lbs No 1 roast colli, positively
no chh'kcry but straight entire forf I 110
l in niasi ctiiitH i.-r .
or 7 Uu for fl.00 I
Our Blend, nmsl roller, good j
enonch fur any body SHV ,
1 lb No 1 Caricnlt roast tsdlee l"ic .
No 1 green t'arlrola sue
No 1 green Nivha tc j
No 1 irrtsn Java V-Sc
3 lbs No 1 C'lnckery i&
PYTHIAN FIELD MEET
Will be Held at Bangs' Park
July 12.
LIST OF EVENTS.
For some time Hi Inn t Lodge,
Knights of Pythias, has had lu con
templation a grand athletic Held nuet
to be held this rummer. At the meet
ing of the lodge last night, Friday,
July 12th, was the date definitely de
cided upon aud Bangs' Park was tbe
place chosen for ihe meet.
It is given out that an admission
price of 26 cents will be charged spec-;
tutors at the gate aud that noue but
Knights of Pythias will be allowed to
enter In tbe several events wblcb are
as follows:
One hundred yard dash.
Two hundred and twenty yard dash.
Four hundred and fourty yard dish.
One hundred and twenty yard bar
die.
Pole vault.
High Jump. '
Broad Jump.
Hhot put. "
Hammer throw.
Five-mile relay bicycle race.
Golf driving contest.
It is hoped to have aix Knlgbta en
ter in each event, and as Helmet
lodge has a large membership no doubt
that number will be secured.
This field meet will be held at a
time when things in the aniursmeat
line are quiet, and It will la Itrgely
attended.
It Is said that Deacon Davis, Elmer
Roberts, I T Nlcklin and other
Knlgbta of like build are already in
active training for the weight events,
aud Fred Flak aud "Doo" Vincent
will be among those to entsr the
aprlnti, pole vault, eto.
BIO PRIZE OFFERED.
The committee on arrangements an.
bounce that they will give a prize of
JII00O to any contestant in the field
meet who breaks tbe world's record in
any of tbe events. Boys, here is your
chance.
MALARIA CAUSES B1L10U5NESS.
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic removes
the cause.
Married G F Boler and Mln
Let ha Anaermn were married in Eu
gone, at the home of Mr and Mrs G L
Cobb, yesterday, Rev E A MoAllster
officiating. The onuple will reside in
the vicinity of Spencer's Butt?.
Universal, Star Estate, Aoorn and
Jewol stoves and ranges. All guaran
teed nt Grlllln Haidware Co.
"I Am Well Pleased"
In alwsys the Qverdict rendered
after we have tiniiihed decorating
the walle and ceilings of our
ctixtniiiera' houses.
tiive us s trial and ynu will
ay the earns thing.
Overton Paint and Wall IPaoer
Co ElQhth Street.
JieuiStyles,Jleta
Iiadies'KirjGloves
All the
Friendiy's
Latest
Summeri
Shades
InodP
$1.00
Kid
Gloves
Kid Gloves
Have no Equal
REMEMBER
WE FIT OUR GLOVES
DKMI
BREVITIES.
Cottage Grove will celebrate tbe
Fourth.
F M Wllkius la now ou tbe general
Fourth of July committee.
The excelsior company shipped
another carload of their produot ludav.
"Uncle Tunis' CM"" will be piaytd
in Eugene under a tent Thursday,
June 27.
CVippnr wash hollers, nicklo plitid
aud gramme warn at Uiifflu rf' rdwaru
Company
Two candidaies were initialed into!
the Page rtnk by the Knight of
Pythias last night.
Great reduol Ion In al trimmed oat"
at Miss E Halizuiau's mlUiueiy store
till after July 6th.
The foundation of J H McClung's
new brick has been completed a"d
orick work has oommei ced.
Camp stoves and furniture all siz"s.
and prices. Miners and prosp. otors I
outfits at Griffin Hardware Co.
The Albany Herald calls Nor'ls &
Howe's trained animal sbow which
was In Eugene the other day a "bum
sbow."
Large bill boards to advertise the
Uncle Tom's Cabin show were ereoted
today on tbe vacant lot north of the
Day block.
A A Blmmo.is is building a platform
at the corner of Sixth and Willamette
streets on which to erect his photo
graph lo lent.
Wire netllnr has been placed in
front of the postoftlce wiudows to pre
vent loungers from breaking them in
leaulug agaiuat them.
A lettir from Geo F Craw dated at
Foley Springs Wedn lay says his
rheumatism Is better. He will remain
there a week longer.
Ashland Record: The AsLlaod base
ball club, after it game here on tbe
4lh of July, will play either Eugene or
Grants Pun, at the latter place, on the
oth.
Mayor Rowe of Portland wants to
abolish all wooden sidewalks in tin
olty and replace them with cement
A good Idea. Tbe cement is cheaper
in tbe long run.
After Oscar Parson's si.looo is estab
llebedin the Horn building tbe one in
the building now occupied by Mr Par.
eon will be oontinunl, making ran
such establishments iu Eugene.
The work of remodeling tbe interior
of Jerry Horn's building for Oscar
Parson's saloon began this morning.
Mr Horn moved his barber shop
fix'.ureB out and stored them away,
Advertise the Fourth. Tell your
friends to come aud help swell tbe
crowd. Tbe entertainments are all
right, and the day will be a glorious
one In the history of Eugene.
Yesterday afiernoon Dr W L Ches
hire, assisted by Dr W Kuykendall,
performed an operation upon the little
son of Mr aud Mrs G W Cornell, living
a short distanr3 west of town, for an
abscess in the groin.
Still More Counterfeiting.
The Beoret Service has unearthed
another band of ci uiiterfelters and se
cured a larire auautltv of I, mm hills
which are so cleverly executed that
tbe average person would ueversuspect
them or being spurious. Tblnus of
great value are always selected hv
counterfeiters for Imitation, notably
the celebrated Hostetter'a Htomanb
Bitters1, which bas many Imitators hut
no equals for Indigestion, rtvsuensla.
constipation, nervousness and general
debility. Tbe Bitters set things right
In tbe stomach, and when the stomach
Is In good order it makes soori hlnr.il
and plenty of it. Iu this manner H,u
Bitters set at the seat ot strength and
vitality, and restore viirnr in ti.a
and debilitated. Beware of counter
feits when buying.
Shades,ta Clasps
Our
$1.00
Glove
Equals
any
$1.25
Glove
ld
SOCIAL.
THE.BAND CJNCBhT.
The third indoor coucert glv.-n by
ihe Fourth R-gimeut band last night
in the Armory was well attended by
a fashionable audience. The program
a well rendered aud each number
. 1 lulled vigorous applau-e Irom the
listeners who occupied the balconies
encircling toe large drill hall. Aft r
Ihe couolu.iou of (lie probata the
floor wai cleared auit the oicbeaha
lurniehed mualo for a couple of hours
of dancing whion was pa tii'ipi't-1 in
by a large number, mauy nudeuta and
visitors trom a dlstauce b.-ii g present,
this being tbe students' annua; hall.
A BOAII.MU PARTI .
A number of youug people enjoyed a
boating party up Ibe mill race lat
evening. At tbe head of the race a
lunch was serve!. ' Those who took
part in this plea ant all., r were:
Misses Emma Wold. Mary waiujia.
Camllle Carroll, Norm Heudncss
Cora I R Wold, Maude G Klug and
Leone B Kays; Messrs Chas Austin,
Leonard Straight, Arthur MoAlisier
Alpha Warfleld, Webster Kiucald,
Loris M Johnson and Ray Wlilougn-
by.
A NEW HOSPITAL,
To Be Erected in Eugene iu the
Near Future.
R?v Father Przybylakl, rector of the
Catholic church of this city, while in
conv. rsatlou with a rep rter today,
made the statement that a floe new
hospital to be erected ou the two lots
at tbe corner of Eleveutb and Oak
streets, in the rear of tbe Catholic
cburoh, Is in contemplation for the
near future.
Father Przybylskl said that if suf
ficient encouragement is given the
project, the work of erecting tbe hos
pital, which is intended to be strictly
modern and up-to-date, will commence
soon.
Tbe proposed hospital will be in
obargeofthe Bisters of Mercy, which
act alone insurej spleudid treatment
aud care for those who may be so uu
fortunate as to n quire the services of a
sureeon er physician.
It is intauded lo erect a buililiog
sufficiently large tc inst ill theriu 10 or
12 beds and later on to iuonae tue
number to 15 orniore. All the sanitary
appliances will be used, aud when tbe
building is c mpleted aud everything
Is in working order it will be one of the
finest little hospitals on tbe Pacific
coast.
Hotel Ai rivals
P Jones, Los Angeles
J A WioKin, 8 F
Jno K Jones, 8 F
Oeo F McClintock, Portland
M ( Myers, N Y
Ueo Frlasell, MclConzie Bridge
J C Hass. P.rtl md
H 3 need, Walterville
Joliu Oanaday, Oakland
J O UboJes, Stanford
l.on Uriswold, Cleveland
8 H Leighton, Minneapolis
H W Pickard, Cottage Grovo
C H Park, Blue River
Ji..- I eWer, Everett, Wash
Ml FSIAN.
Mat Carter, l,a Grande
W 8 BlcFarlund, 8 F
N N Craig, o F
W E Yatea, Corvallls
John A BleveUHou
W W Harder, Portlaud
J E Vinlg, Ashland
Harrisou Howard, Ashland
H W Devalon, Portland
C D Lloyd, Portlaud
M G Myers, N Y
Mike Jacob and fam ly, Portlaud
L R Aldeiman, McMlnuville
Kulie Runk, Loraue
RC Edwurds, Lowell
Ueo H Graves, 8 F
W L Marshall, 8pokane
Geo U Pell and family, HiggiUK, Tex
Abble Pell, Hlgglus.Tex
T J Miilloru, Portlaud
J M Woodruit, Portland
A Greeubaum, Chicago
W E Lewis, 8 F
Stella M Hedge, Dlltard.
V F Hebert, Hazel Dell
V P Powers, 8 F
Chas K Gray, Troy, N Y
RC Vaugbt, Portland
Wm Liviug.'tnn, 8 K
J E Howaid, Portlaud
J L Zelgler
A J Johsou, wife fcch, Scio
C J Kill, t , Corvallls
J W Cirmau, Mmeoce
"The Imperial."
Col tat;e Grove, Or. First class 8aimle
room suxdII teet, well muliuied. Itniea
II 10 ai.d .CJ per day.
Honour a 8tamp Mill TleUp.
ole 8am Mining Co, optraiiug In the
Hlue Rivir district and Iu which Geo
Yerlngton Is Interested, In.s purchased
a five-stamp Hammond mill whi..i.
will arrive about July 15 h and be
Placed on their valuable mining prop,
ertiea. A smalt sawmill bm also been
ordered lo make lumber for necew
ry buildings.
Horsks I'CRcnASKii. Geo Omss,
proprietor of the Mlnnt'snta livery
stable., ifxlay rtirchveri from J T
Hunker, of Fossil, Id Kwlern Oregnn,
a tuticli of 13 Btie horse, wliloh Mr
Bunker drove here across ti. n.n.,n.
talus, arriving yesterday. The horses
arc gond all-purpose auliuals.
HAMILTON BRoum,
cunr rrs "'n
taa7 I I V- l W
We don't call Iheiu "$3
phoes," hut they are hu
voihJ any rlouht tho hest
ones evtr ol'fuit d for two
dollars.
Ladies who oncn wear
"P i c - N i c" n't
he talked into any other
kind. Matle in hutton
and lace, all you want at
THE
Racket Store.
"Lest We Forget"
Is a specific for Cold in the Ilea l. La Grippe, llea.lache, and
all otlwr limilar eompliinlB. BATISFA TION Oil MONK
i'repared and sjld uuly at
EUGENE
gwwmmmiiTmimfrwwiffiTFwwwwiffmmiirflniK
To save worry and work, by leaving your order 3
? fn'P t.lio VQl2'i wQfTAn 4 r cIau of flm 5
morning
Leave your orders at
Jill
Who Rppair and MaMifncttire Bicycles. Ccl'
Ohio. Uliuoiu, MisMnuri, Kaunas, Mtjxicn,Id in. n
experitince. Wo also repair gima aod sewing facli
Have You Seen $
jffBjtlE new slock of groceries just received at
,Bj our store? Everything fresli and of the
very best quality. It will be to your interest
" n- .j J . . i.r.
v uio in uu; vituiiu iv nil unit r ree i iituu u
N. T. Wilson.
Go
To
y ror a good Piano or Organ.
y For a good Violin, Guitar or Banjo
ror good Accordions and Harps.
All kind) of of Musical Initrumtnti Repaired.
Muiiul Mcrchandiit ...
Pe The Bonboniere
and save baking at homo during e 'j0'
mcr months. We invite those w ' 1 ;rt
... . . ... 11. HrPflQ U't'
it a trial.
further introduction, epec
to our pastry department.
DUNN & CO, EST
Picnic Shoes For Ladies.
1 IBS
Your attention i8&mB
-ancu io me met that
Yerington's Pheno-Quinine
t OKMOKKY BACK
Yerington's 9th Street Drug store
A Chance
iiuv j "usuu oiwli uu viio uuui every
? . 111 T 1 CI 1 1 . f
7vil jtmas or oreaa always on liand. 3
4
-4
.x Hammond's Cafe and Bakery.
iniiiiiiiuiiijaiajuiuiuiiiiuiuiiijiiiiuaiiiiiiiiijiiaiaiiij
i Don't Listen
Tn tie mnn Miav, khvi 'n'ntuf
mi niu'ii li t -kr n wheel iovt
Htnl put it in K'xhI wvtiiy
unler. i:ily tlie Bx n;rt n
tlin irntr tuolncan doitwtu
Bicycle
Repairing
Shoni.l u.r 'i a tP.iie.1 t h-H!- f
vo ir whew' ""lr ult D'i ihi)tiy, h
frame ?un''-lf,i If it id (Mit'
have it n-t ri-.'lit. Th coiiiiww
ca-a will be tritl iig.
We have four Experts
i da' vrftaii
All are ttni
irks.
uiiii iinu see us ana get our juices ucimo
purchasing. With every 2o-cent cash punliase
we eive a ticket Hint mit.it.lus t.lm holder to one
.Ia ,uri .1 rr:.i.ii i:.,rnrtnti3it.
This is for you to read.
N R Gaylord's j
Hale's Block, Eujent
tnt'tj our cek'hratea ilome-.u"1. jjo
Tliose who have tried it n j
duction. Special attention