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Daily Eugene Guard WEDNESDAY AUGUbT 7 A.II Popular Brands of CIGARS FOB BALE AT Julius Goldsmith's PERSONAL KUMID Telsphona, ko Bain 1SL Weatber liMiAi to lbs Guari Pobtland, Oregon, August 7. Fair tonight and Thursday. BBktA MVITIES. Heekin'a Kln-Hee CoQee Pot. Dellcloui Hazel wood lot Cream.' Good for the children Haxel wood. Hazelwood at Hammond's only. Wall piper. Prealon & Hale. Feed and grooeries at White's. Overtoils for wall paper and painta , PalnU and oils, Preaton Hales. Or Lowe, optician, with J S Lnckey J O Watts, graduate optlolan, Ea gene: Superior Stamp Photos at Simmons' Photo Tent. A botnrv built for three at F L Chambers'. Quick coQeeDot less than cost at J U Oreen Don's. Haintss and saddles. Preston Bales. Fishlau tackle and salmon eggs at F L Chambers'. ' Beekln's Kln-Hee quick oollee pot at 3 U Oreen A (ton's. Go to Gordon, the Honsefarnlsher's for good mattresses. Machine oil and extras for all mow ers at F L Chambers. Empty Are-gallon tin cans wanted at Preaton & Hales. Condition powders and stock feed. Preston A Hales. A good granlteware can be bought at F L Chambers. Quarter sawed stand tables at Gor don's, the houeofurnlaher. Carpsuter's tools, Trne Blue and others at F L Chambers'. Al A Blmmons, the artist. First clans photos at lowest prices. , . New line of rope portters just received al Gordon the Honsefurnlaher's. Bain wagon the one that stands all kinds of bad work t F L Chambers, We repair all kinds of blcyoles. All work guaranteed, McClanahan, A number of second-hand light wagous very cheap at F L Chambers'. All wool suits to your measure from Balein Woolen Mill goods. J M Howe. M O Warner tunes pianos and organs. Repairing and polishing. Look at those oofleepots In our south window less than cost. I U Green A Hon. We employ experienced bleyole re pairmen. All work guaranteed. Mo- Clanahan, None better than the Continental Tailoring Co Of Chicago. J M Howe, agent. f5 per cent oB on refrigerators. Gordon the Housrfarulshsr, Only a few iiaolne buggies left, but another oar will be here June SO. FL Chambers. A Bl'MtNDiD Chop. J M Ruelley, of the Eugene Mill & Elevator Co, today Informed a reporter that wheat Is com Ing In at the mill In considerable quantities. Blx loads were brought In yesterday. Mr Bbelley says that this year's wheat crop Is the best grown In Oregon for IS yevs, . The berry Is plump and soma are so klg that a new riddle has t-.n ordered with whlob , to handle It, Daj 4 Henderm, UnderUkers md Embilmen. Cur. Nil tni 7 th itt. F E Alley has returned to Rose burg. O F Knox Is eonaiderably belter to. day. W H Hoffman leave for Newport tomorrow. Dr B F Russell, of Thurston, was in town today. A L Hart, a Portland bop boyer, was In Eugeos today. Miss Edith Hoflman is quite 111 at her boms In this city. MBEarkerand Robert Moon were I:i Rossburg yesterdsy. airs WelbT Stevens returned this afternoon from Tacoma. Mrs TlbbstU went to Junction this afternoon for a abort vlalt. Miss Bertha White went to Cottage Grove this afternoon for a visit. H W Dunn, of lbs Bonbonlere, went to Rosebnrg this afternoon on business. Walter Blaehley, the genlel post master at Blackley, was in town today. Mlat Beatrice Baker, of Ashland, Is vuUtlog relatives and friends In this city. J N Wray and family leave In the mnrninv for an online near Walter- ville. W H Abrams, proprietor of the Cot- tags Grove electrio light plant, U In the city. Miss Mima Royce, of Ban Jose, Calif, Is visiting ber brother, W J Royce, in this city. Miss Bus Dorrls returned this after noon from a visit at McMlunville and other polDts. Horace Westbrook, local llueman for the telephone company, went to Juno- tlen this afternoon. MlssJnne Gray went to Baglnaw this afternoon to visit ber brother. John Gray, and family. Burns Item: Lou Belahaw and Stephen Lenders, of Eugene, are -visit- log relatives In this county. John Uogswsll, Mrs I L Campbell and children and Mrs Louts Vitus left for Newport this mornluog. Astoria Budget: William Kyle, the Florence cannery man, Is in the city looking over the fishing situation, Mrs W J Royce and slater, Miss Id Strand, and M In Mima Royce, went to Newport this afternoon for an outing, W Tergle has arrived In Lane county from Humbolt county, Calif. He has purchased pert of the Houghton place west of Eugene. W J Edwards and wife and daughter, Velma, arrived here Monday from Mavvllle. Gilliam oounty, for a visit with relatives In tkls oounty. U Q Van Dusen, State Flab Com, mlsslonsr, was in Eugene today. He examined the saw dust proposition, He found the law fully carried out. . Oorvaills Times: Prof and Mrs I M Glenn of Eugene are guests ef E R Bryson and family. Tuey arrived yesterday and expect to remain two weeks. Jess Matzgsr, of Dayton, Waah, Is visiting bis uncle, Frank Rankin, In tblsolty. Mr Matter Is one of the publishers of the Daytun Chronicle. We acknowledge a pleasant call thli morning. Mlas Laura Tllton weut to Albany ihle afternoon to attend the wedding ol ber brother, Dr C F Tilton, to Miss Graoe Btaftord, which occurs In that oily this evenlug. Miss Gensvleve Major, of Reynolds, Waah, who has bsen visiting friends and relatives In Eugene for the past two weeks, left this afternoon for Junc tion for a short visit. Albany Herald: Peter Erts and family will leave today for Eugene, where tbey will reside. Mr Erts has been connected with the Albany tan, oery and will accept a place with the Haines tannery at Eugene. Lee Boselton, the barber, his father, Geo Hoselton, and unole, Clark Bosel ton, returned last evening from a hunt ing and flahiug trip (o Pine Openings. Plenty of flab, were caught and Lee killed one fine five-point buck. Want Our Bans. The Kouuh Regiment band Is considering a propo sition to furnish mualo for the big Modern Woodmen celebiation to be bsld at Albany, September 3rd and 4th. If eur sister city secures onr band she Is assured the best muslo to be had In the state. THAT PORTLAND PARTY. The Outcome a Failure as Pre dicted bj Eugene People. BREVITIES. MeerlUe Review. Amrart t Dr George F Wilson, C L Lewis, Roderick Macleay, Bert Macleay and John G I fiord, of Portland, Oregon, arrived lo Prtneville on Sunday last and look the a la re the next day for Portland via Bhaalko. Tbey crossed the mountains from Eugsne c tbs old Military read and took with tbsm three skiffs. As soon as tbey reached the East Deecbottee they launched their skin's with ' the expectation of maaioe- their way borne by water. Tbey intended to float down the Ds ecuuttea to tbs Columbia thence np the Willamette. Wben they arrived at the Bend tbey svldently concluded tbat floating was not always down stream, Tbey would have bad plenty of recre ation if tbey bad continued on tbeir journey, but wben tbey reached the Bend tbey loaded tbeir outfit and naa It baoled to Prinevllle, thence to Port land by the railroad. No doubt bnt what tbey will have some Interesting accounts of their trip to give. Terrible Conditions in India. The depopulation of India, through famine seems to be assuming alarming proportions. It Is estlmsted tbat over 5.000,000 persons In India have died, slno.1896. from causes directly due to the famine. Famine Is a terrible thing and proves conclusively tbat food Is essential to the body. Vet It Is not so much a question of how much food Is eaten as how well It Is digested. To Insure perfect digestion and obtain the great9st amount of nonrlsbmsnt from your food, take Hosteller's Stomach Bitters. This Is the old re liable standard medicine for the cure of stomach, liver, kidney and bowel disorders. It promotes appetite, cores dyspepsia, Indigestion, constipation, biliousness, and keeps the bowels reg ular. Do not fail to glvs It a trial. It never disappoints. Khek Injured. John Renlngsr, an employe of the Booth-Kelly Co at Wendling, while engaged In breaking a lam of logs In Mill oreek, recently, was thrown violently against a jagged rock and sustalued a alight Injury to bis right knee. No attention was paid to the Injury at the time, but few days ago the Injured member be gan to swell to snob an extent that medloal aid became necessary. He came to town today and Dr Brown laved the swollen place and entertains hopes tbat he will recover fully If no serious complications arise. Wanted. A man and wife to work on a farm. Call on B M Douglas above Springfield, or address him at Engene, J. W. KAYS FURNITURE CO EKSM.UEB. in. FUI'Ml DIRICTCKS Hors Solo. Campbell es Wslksr today sold TO bales of hops to Horst, Lachmood A Co. Terms private. $1 17 lbs BEST DRY Granulated Sogar for $1 1 dos Maaon jar caps and rubbers SSo 1 dna rubbers , 6c 1 dos bet Jar rubber 6e 1 dos pt Maaon fruit Jars Toe 1 dos ut Maxiu frull jars. HOC 1 dos i gal Maaon fruit Jara..... f 1 2S dos tuveied Jelleys Me 1 dos large glasses 80c . Chl'dren'a 25c Sailer Hats, 15c We. Htm have a few of those Ladles1 Pallors at lu.t price. A new and very pretty pattern Decorated Crockery. ' PRICES RIGHT. I set fancy decorated caps and saucers.. I set fancy 7-lu plate.. 6-V Wc Sea our Bargain Glassware) Counter. It will do you good. BILLY epailiiieni Store PROTECT YOUR HOUSE.... From the hot sun by using our Sun-Proof-Paints The paint we guarantee lor nve oj years. iry it once and you win nave no other. Pot Coffee Kio-Hee Heeklu's. Commissioners' court In session. At Albany a bard rain fell this fore noon. 'Lane oounty owes ihe stale $1,405 bounty tax. Miss Tina Huuii-r Is now employed in Hammond'a Cale. The brick work on tbe McClung building is completed. Wheat is quoud In tbe rlal-m mar ket at 45 cenia per buabel. Full line of comforts jnst received by Gordon the Housefurnlsher. Corvallla Oaiett,: "Albany-but no, We'll not sesk of the dt-ad." A new sidewalk is bing construct d on Tenth street along side the M E church. It is said tbe Dronosition to start a brass band at Springfield bs fallen through with. Buyers are oflering Hood River ap ple growers $1.25 a box for apples to be delivered in the fall. Peter Erlz' household goods arrived todsy from Albany. He Is employed In Hanee' tannery. Mrs W Sanders bad a fainting spell at her home on Olive stret this Biter- noon. She b recovered. Miss Bertha Goldsmith, of Oregon City, is visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs A Goldsmith, in Eugene. Lonis Rsninger bit so far improved as to be able to come down town tbis morning, we are pleased to announce. Tbe rain this morning came rather unexpectedly. However, It hes cleared off nicely and fair weather is promised again. The state board of educ ation has paroled Hiram Copeland.of Eugene, fiom tbe reform school, for good be havior. A building in Harrisburg ercotsd In the late '50's was recently torn down to make room for Wilbelm's new flour lag mill. Workmen are preparing to lay a cement walk In front of Mrs Bausch's remodeled building to be occupied by Hampton Bros. A H Black, of Myrtle Point, filed a petition In bankruptcy in the United 8tates court in Portland recently. HiB liabilities amonnt to $19,443.31, and bis suets are $27,795.50. Thos Ewlng has resigned bis posi tion as! night clerk, at tbe Hoflman House to learn tbe plumber's trade at Aya 4s Son's shop. Cbas Kllngen smltb has taken Mr Ewlng's place at the Hoflman. ReceBtly we published a local Item concerning a large tree cut by John Deadmond at the Caa Hendricks place on the McKenzle. Tbe Item is going tbe rounds of the eastern papers. The Whitehall, Illinois, Register, of Augutt 2, publishes the Item In full. In the history of Woodcraft, the past month baa been a record breaker. There has been received 4,127 applica tions for benefit membership In the nine states comprising tbe Paclfio Jurisdiction. Of these Oregon furnished 894 and Washington 692. This Is the greatest record ever made by any or ganlzatlon In tbe field for a single month. Overton Wall Paper Paint Co. REPAIRS TO CENTRAL SCHOUL Xew Roof Being Put on and Rooms being Paptred. Ext -ic reir- are being made to the Cen .hlaouool tuilJitiK, n V or" dsr .ttl.aM lK-.l board, b b paid '"r by p .rl o' tl. $20,000 raied by the re est: :"ue.if buds subrild for eu-llf,.-by lecal people. T:i- extinor ut the building hss Jul been painted a dull gray color, the partition between the :o south rooms on the second iloor has been taken out to make ao assembly room and now a new roof is being put on and the walls and ceiling of the interior sre being papered and repainted. The paper is of a light greeu euacie which will te very eay on the eyes of tbe pupils. Mr McCridy hes charge of tbe papering and painting, while W T Cimpbell is auperintsudiug the work of putting on the roof. Tbis morning', rain tcok the work men t, ni.rnriMi. The old roof had just teen torn ofl and tbe new one bad nni hn n,,nin eted wnen me rsiu n.m. The new nicer was damaged somewhat hut not to any great extent. Wben these repairs are cimpieiea tbe eld building will present a much more attractive aiiarauce, especially on the Interior. The pretty wall paper Is a great improvement over me edi ted and dirty plasf?r. Tbe building will hereafter be known at tbe High School building. II will be occupied by tbe High School be sides two or three grades of tbe gram mar schools. HITS!!! Notice to Taxpayers. Tbe 1900 assessment mll will be dosed August 20, 1901, and delinquent roll made out thereafter. W W Withers, Bherlfl of Lane county. . . Shot His Toe. Walter Holland acoldently shot the great toe of his left, foot with a SS-oalibre rifle yesterday at Crow. Re will be laid up for some time with the wound which ia quite painful but not serious. ...DON'T HISS THIS SNAP... Linen Towel Sale Our Regular 25c Pure Linen Towels In plain, colored and fringed border, on eale for ONE WEEK ONLY Best Face Towel in th World for J5c 15c Hotel Arrivals. HOFIMAN. J L Frilz, Cottage Grove J Blankiield, N Y 0 J Ward, Vida Frank Moore, Leaburg J W Swarcb, Brownsville D M Jones and son, Leaburg W H Ireland, Vlda L Binegor, Portland R H Moon, Portland A J Magnaton, Portland T Deb u re J C Garlough, Flint, Micb Julius Low, Portland H J cobnon, 8 F G I Brown, Portland LUQKNB. Dr W T Durbey & wf, Portl nd 8 Rieley, Albany J H Brook, Portland 1 E Kreger, Portland J A Bottwick, Hay Creek M E Leruley, N Y H A Trnmp, St Johns, Mich Frank Cummins, Albany Pro) Matthews, Ballston G II Edwards. Wslieiville W F Ahdill, Portland D O Stevenson, Portland W B Blaehley, Junction R G Harrienn, Portland A G Pistlr, Mabel J Ruatel, Portland The Imperial. ' Cottage Grove, Or. First olass.Sample room 30x50 feet, well equipped. Rates $1.C0 and $2.00 per day. Fast Trotters. The progress of the trotter is shown in the following figures: 1SS0 Maude 8 11:103 1881 MaudeS 2:10, 18S4 Jay Eye See 2:10 1ES4 Maude K.. 2:09 1S84 Maude 6.... 28 1S91 Sunol ....2:07, 1892 Nancy Hhiiks.... 2:07 1892.. Nuucy Hank" 2ffi 1892 Nancy Hanks 24 1S94 ...Ahx 24 1S9I Alix 2KB 1900 The Abbott T!:M 1901 ...Cresceus ..2 112 1901 t'repceus 2K)2 List of Letters. KemalnlDi In the postoOes at Engeia, Ore Anderson, Herbert Carr, Miss Ida E Cooper, Robert Davis, John W 2 Fitzpatrick, James Hunt, Mr Gen Martin, Fred E Prltohard, H N lor Allen, Hev H C Belmont, Mi's Beetle Coulogue, Henry Fillmore, Linn Howard, James Johnson, Mrs Hannah Rldlnir, Miss Etta A obarge ot one ent will lw m.- ... , u m .tu oui. renont wben ulllnr litlen wlU pleue tut when advertised. H F McCoimack. P M Trowbridge Piano Contest. The third cmnt nf ntr. in ,u. Trowbridge piano contest was made mis aiternoon by H E Morris and Justice Chai A Wiutermeler In the lattei's ofllo. The High Sob .l I. ..Ill ahead with HolruH ite. K t a c.od. The following i, ,he vo e up ,n,Ut urue tor the organlia. 'Inrs htvlng the I nm-t liumhr. High Ccho.,1 joi4s8 ivtiigut.ot Pythias 124, 4 Foieole-s i.f Amir Ira ' c I O O F Orphans' Home filt rilrSTRATKD iy Heat. Walter E Sm'th. while stacking bay near Spiluld jeeterdaj was overrnm. h heat. He taken to the bouse nB " I'Vivert and Is about recovend now. Wantkix -Immediately, men aud women for steady employment. 8,1. ry ,r m-nto $3 76 ,h securilv ... , ,. al r.ugvne Krapp ft Co Hotel. HlCTCl R P..R !AI.. -Indies' Kan b. ler I ' -j r .r.t. Kmi.. ,, t pb..; . -it II. r r ,4 F.r.t ,' tionelBeuk. ' " At Prices From 56c Upwards. Call at The Racket Store. P. Frank & Son A Man's Hearts la located pretty close to his digestive apparatus, and closely oosmaj it throughout, To reach that onran and gain his undying fidelity, he nnatML? tnnn (ood butter 1TI-.,n T V-, " . , 4-' r r UUIXU XI J. LJ.J.C7 JTU.blt!I B Pepper-sauce, Condiments and Appetizers, always in stock AT W. B. McKINNEY'S 0000AAAAVAAsttt. J-Did it Ever Occur to You-$ To avoid the trouble and worry ol a failure with home-made bread by trylaf , Crcun, Crimp, Steam, Milk, Rye, Graham, or RoIU at the GREEN FRONT or YELLOW WAGON ( 26 Bread Tickets, II 00, wttb 4 Kimball Piano TUksi HommnnrlV Phone B,ack i I IUI I II 1 1UI 1U D Next to F. L. Chuki Don't Lists' To tbe man tbat u;i it'iuiy enough to take a wheel aurt and put it Id good wcikinf order. Only tbe Expert will tbe proper tools can do it B Bicycle ((epairinj Should not be attempted'afbaoi E your wheel looka old and sh&bbr, frame enameled. If it ft out if crk hare it set right. Tbe oort ii ettt cr,ewmtetrifl'ng. IWchavc four Experts IOMo Iitl'. "r M".nft" Bicydea. 'Competent men who bare vcrWi ntSienM V""1 H"' Id"oand Oieson. Alm mat experience. We also repair guna.and sewing Machines. Barker Gun Works. Yes It's Hot Weathed 00 matter what the weatber, our customers p and ceme as regular aa ilock work. We gin value received and satisfaction with every purchaa or money refunded. Do you know of a store that gives more? Who can do better? You get yow money s worth every day in the year. If not. ready a customer give us atrial, we will try to please you. N. T. Wilson. Highest market p,ic tor proAlM , Summer Dainties Made With Ice JOS. PIRONI, Agent. Pnie The Bonboniere and save bale? Aa the hot ff'i v v iiuiuv v va a' . ft mer months. AVe invite those who hQ ieu our celebrated Home-Made Ureaa it a trial. those who have tried it further introduction. Special attention ? to our pastrV department. ..it rr . Phone Red 40- I A I Ninth Street Vaf Fre J .delivery. WJNN Si
