Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, August 13, 1901, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard TUESDAY AUGUbT J3 Ml Popular Brands of CIGARS FOB BALE AT Julius Goldsmith's HUMID Telephone, No -Main 191. Weather peolal to the Quird Portland, Oregon, August 18. Fair tonight and Wednesday. Bels. brevities. ' Wall paper. Preston A Hales. Feed aud groceries at Wblte'a. Overtoils for wall paper and pain la Faints and oils. Preston A Bales. Or Lowe, optlolan, with 1 S Luckey J O Watts, graduate optician, Eu gene, Faonlng mllIs,to olean grain. F L Chambers. Superior Stamp Photos at Simmons' Photo Tent, Harness and saddles. " Preston A Bales. Grass seed new crop will soon be In. F Jj Chambers, Go to Gordon, the Honsefurulsber's for good mattresses. Condition powders and stock feed, F reston & Hales. OllTer plows for dry plowing. Bee them it FL Chambers'. Quarter sawed stand tables at Gor don's, the housofurnlther. ' Empty fire-gallon tin oana wanted at Preston A Hales. Camp stoves and furniture to fit at F h Chambers', Al A Blmmons, the artist. First class photos at lowest prices. New line of rope portiere Just received at Gordon the Housefurnleher's. Full assortment of buggies to select from now, at F L. Chambers', . We repair all kinds of bioyolee. All work guaranteed. MoClanahan, Builders' hardware of all kinds, both good and cheap, at F L Chambers', All wool suits to your measure from Balein Woolen Mill goods, i M Howe. M O Warner tunes pianos and organs. .Repairing and polishing, Maglo loe eream freezers whip the cream. Bee them at V L Chambers'. Full line of comforts Just received by Gordon the Housefurnleher, We employ experienced bicycle re pairmen. All work guaranteed. Mo Clanabsn, Another oar ot Racine buggies Just arrived at F L Ohrmbers'. None better than the Continental Tailoring Co of Chloago. J M Howe, agent. 25 per oent olt on refrigerators . Gordon the Housefvrnlshor, Bridge, Beach stoves and ranges nothing bsttor built; even, a quick oven. Guarnteed, with a water coll, bee them at F L Chambers'. Bicycle Bahoain. $49 Ladles bloyoles $26 this week. Fine Ui J tires, and high grade equipment throughout, Bee them at MeClaua ban's. Land Bold. O Potter, referee, today sold 103 sores of land lu Tp 17 B It 8 W. It was purchased by Mr Bar- nett at $20 per acre. Oats Wantkb. Highest market prloe paid for oats by Ax Billy, Eu gene. CASTOR I A for Infants and Children. ha Kind You Have Always Bought 'Bigoatur ot Da; 6 Henderson, Undertakers and Entbalmerj. Cor. WiL and 7th stt. J. W. KAYS FURNITURE CO EMBALMERS and FUNERAL DIRECTORS Oats Wanted We pay highest market price. , Also 1 ton beeswax wanted. SHOES! SHOES!! Our stock was never larger or better than at the present time. Department Store BILLY PERSONAL C D Combs Is at Boewell Bprlngs. J R Campbell arrived home this afternoon. A B Powers, of McKensle Bridge, Is In the city. Frank Gllstrap went to the moun tains today. The floorof Ed Hanson's new build ing Is being laid. Lee Martin returned this afternoon to Cottage drove. Norman Gray left for Florenoe this morning for a visit. Mrs Ed Wiles went to Albany this afternoon lor a visit. Mr and Mrs C C Matlock returned to Albany this afternoon. John Coggswell and Mrs Louis Vitus are home from Newport. WHIG White and wife are home from an outing on the MoKenzle. Mr and Mrs D B Zeb left this after noon for points down the valley. Hon James Hemenwsy came down from Cottsge Grove this afternoon. Miss Henrietta Feet, of Iowa, is vie tlng Misses Leone and Carrie Paine. Mrs Lester Tozler went to Creswell this afternoon lor a visit of a few days, John Barger has returned to Rose bure to resume his duties as S P fire. man. Prof W A vVann left this afternoon on a business trio to lower vaney points. , Mrs Cbas Croner and Mies Emma Helms have returned from MoKenzle Bridge, Dr and Mrs Claire Wllloughby have left for the upper MoKenzle for an outing. Misses Wills and Kate Hanna left this morning for Florenoe to visit friends. B R Williams returned today from Seal Books. His family will remain there for some time. Frank Bbuman and family returned borne this forenoon from a two-weeks' outing on the Bluslaw. B W Btockyn, of Portland, arrived on the afternoon train to join his wife, who Is visiting Mr and Mrs B Mo Murphey. Dr and Mrs C F Tllton left this after noon for their future home at Ashland after a visit with Dr Tilton's parents In Kugone. King Henderson and Benry Hollen beck arrived home this afternoon from a trip to Mr Henderson's ranch In Kla math county. H A Tromp, one of the members of the Unole Bam Mining A Milling Co, at Blue River, has left for Bt Johns, Mloh, on a business trip. Miss Gertrude Longmore came down from Creswell this afternoon to take teaohers' examination. Paul Green, Henry Gray and Burges Ford returned yesterday from an out ing at Pine Openings. They report having had a very eiijoyabltt time, Prof aud Mrs Geo Lilley went to Taooma today to take in the big Elks' oarnlval. Mrs Minnie Buok mau aooompanled them as far as Port 'and where she will visit. T E Nelson and t E Baxlnia, of Min neapolis, who have been In the Cala poola country provlug up on their timber claims, left for home this after aoon. They are old friends of J J Rude, of Eugene. Clark Hoselton, who has been visit Ing relatives In Eugene and vlolnlty, left today for his home (,'ln Kaneas, via Portland, Denver and Colorado Springs. He may oonoludo to return to Eugene to roside. A L Roiiey aud Clyde Love, of Goshen, and Attorney Leon Edmund ton, of this olty, returned yesterday from an outing at Kltson Bprlngs, They report quite a number of health and pleasure seekers at this resort. Mr and Mrs Albert Wood returned home to Cottage Grove today. Mr Wood has been working on OF Knox' new residence and will return soon to oonimenoe on Mrs Dunn's new resi dence for the erection of which he has theoontraot. Hartford Bweet, who graduated from theU O this year, left this afternoon tor Berkeley, California, where he will finish up his pre-medlcal course In the state unlverky. Hartford says he will come or, ok to Eugene to spend next summer's vacation. Round Ovkr, Henry GUI, the fel low who stole young Lleb's bicycle, was today bound over In the sum of $300 to await the aotlon of the elroult court. Falling to furnish the necessary bc nrlp.he was taken baok to Jail, CITY COUNCIL. Ordinance Raising Saloon Li cense to $1000 Introduced. SEWttt HD SIDEWALK OUTTIM. Regular monthly meeting of the city counoll was held In the city hall last evening. Mayor Cnrlsman, Council men Green, Oaburn, Peter, Booey and Barki r were present. After the min ute were read and approved, the re port of the finance committee was read and approved. Mr Roney reported the work done by the street oommlttee showing that 9,7111 feet of lumber was used lost month In construction of crosswalks. Tbe agreement of M D Bissell to de liver 7000 yards of orusbed rock at 77 cents per yard, terms of which the Guard recently printed, was read and approved. The health committee reported the condition at Bangs' stable unobanged. Tbe viewers report favorable for sewer on Eleventh, Hllyard and Twelfth streets as prope'-'ed and es tablished by ordinance No 376 and amended by ordinance No 878, was read and approved. Tbe viewers were B M Yoran, L Bllyeu and B M Day. H Gordon and others presented pe tition asking the oonnoil to open alley from Eleventh to Thirteenth etreot be tween Willamette and Oak street?. Petition granted and survey ordered. Grading and graveling of Cheshire street reconsidered and petition and re monstrance referred to strest oommlttee for Investigation' with authority to re port back to council. Petition of Wm Bensbaw, G G Gross and J H McClung for sewer In tbe alley between Olive and Willam ette streets running from the sewer on Sixth street to Fifth street. Petition granted and survey ordered. The marshal was notified to serve written notice to remove nuisance from Bangs' stable. Bills were presented and referred to finanoe oommlttee. Tbe olty attorney was instructed to draw an ordinance Imposing fine for not connecting with Bewer. An ordlnanoe to secure speedy repair and construction of sidewalks was passed, and fixing penalty for non compliance of not less than $5 nor more than $20 and the ocsta of aotlon. HIa LICINBB ORDINANCE. An ordinance was Introduced during tbe meeting raising the saloon license from $100 to $10CO per year for the prlv. Ilege of selling wine, spirituous and malt liquors, and from $2C3 to $500 per ysar for selling malt liquors alone. On motion by Mr Rmey and seoond by Mr Osburn the ordinance was laid on the table. The vote on the motion stood: Aye, Roney, Osburn, Peter, No, Barker, Green. A special meeting of the counoll will be held tonight. An Automobile Race. A feature of the Buffalo Exposition will ba a ruce between automobiles representing all nations. Although it Is olalmed that France la ahead of na In the oonstruotlon of these vehioles, It Is hoped that Ainerloan manufacturers will oome In first, America generally Keeps at the bead of the procession In all Hues of industry, soienoe and rued. lolnes. No country In the world has ever produced so good a medicine for tbe oure of etomaob, liver, kidney and bowel dlBoidera as Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. For over SO years It has been the standard mediolne. It promotes sound sleep, restores the appetite and ouies dyspepsia, oonstlpatlon and bil iousness, also prevents malaria, fever and ague. Do not fail to try tbe bit ters, as It Will surely do yon good. DON'T fllSS Linen Best Face Towel in the World for 15c Our Regular 25c Pure Linen Towels In plain, colored and fringed border, on sale for ONE WEEK ONLY 15c BREVITIES. Getting smoky again. Kimball piano ticket', on everything at F L Chambejs'. Two cars of tan bark arrived today for Haloes' tannery. The excelsior factory shipped a car load of tbelr produet i.day. Tents and wagon divers; all sizes and dimensions at F L Chambers'. Darwin Yoran in erecting a new resi dence on West Eighth Btreet, near Lln ooln. Horry Miller severely cut his left thumb Ibis forenoon while working on bia father's farm westff town. He came to town to have it dressed. Mrs FB Dunn haslet the contract for the erection of ber new residence on Oak street to Albert Wood, of Cot tage Grove. Work will be commenced on it In a few days. Clean Seed This is the year to get perfeotly clean Beed to bow; It Is almost clean as tlireBhed, and by cleaning it thoroughly this year it will eave work next year. Don't sow a foul teed thU year. F F Hubbard brought down from Wendling last evening a big donkey engine Bpool wblob was broken while In use at the Booth-Kelly Co's logglug operations. A new one will be made as Frszer's Iron works. Tbe regular quarterly examination of teaabers for certificates begins at the court bouse tomorrow morning at 9 o'olock. Quite a number from out side points are in town for tbe purpose of taking tbe examination. F M Nigbswander, tbe promoter of tbe new Bluslaw road, left yesterday afternoon for the Bluslaw with a load of provisione which were subscribed by our Beverai merchants. He expects to commence breaking ground for tbe new road to morrow. Albany Herald: A young man named H A GUI, of Douglas county, was arrested on the charge of stealing a Windsor bicycle from Elmer Lelb, of Eugene, and taken to tbat city and held under $200 bonds, tbe number of the wheel being the same as that stolen. Gill olalmed tbat he got tbe wheel in a raffle in Albany, but there has been no raffle of a Windsor wheel here. Roseburg Plalndealer: "Geo Weller, tbe tailor employed In J A MoDougoll's tailoring establishment In this city for some time, Is now associated with Fred Slagle, formerly of Medford, atCoquille Olty, where they are building up a good busluess. Both are pleasaut, gentle manly fellows, personally popular, and being flrst-olass workmen are eure to succeed in every way." Mr Wetler Is well known In Eugene, having worked for several years for Newman, the tailor. PROTECT YOUR HOUSE.... From the hot sun by using our Sun-Proof-Paints lhe paint we guarantee lor rive 5J years. Try it once and you will have no other. Overton tx. THIS SNAP... Towel Sale COMMITTEE APPOINTED. Will Interview Merchants on Stieet Fair Proposition. WIU BEOIN TOMORROW. Attorney J M Willi una, in whose bands the matter of appointing a com mittee to confer with the business men In regard to the proposed Btreet fair and oarnlval to be given by tbe Woodmen of the World was placed, today appointed W M Green, E O Tobey and H W Graham on the com mittee. The committee will start out tomor row morning to tea what encourage ment ib given by the merchants, and they will report, at the next meeting of the Woodmeu lodge which will te held Friday evening. I! pmper en couragement Is given, the. Woodmen will at once oommence active prepara tions for a succssaful street fair. Hotel Arrivals HOFFMAN. John Elliot, Gold Hill Mrs G Mossier, Florence Wm Baubert, Aome John G Howe, Detroit F G Mlllimar, Scotts, Mloh N G Hyland, Lowell H Hyland, Lowell Lee MBrtln, Cottage Grove W H Norman, 8 F R C Vaught Portland W 8 Rosenblatt, Chicago W T Wallace, 8 F 8 E Pertberg, Chicago C D Pool, Minneapolis Mrs C Williams, Halem Mrs L Angell, Junction Jas Hemenway, Cottage Grove W D Garman, Cottage Grove EDQENE. W E Gilbert, Albany Orin Robinson, Cottage Grove W G Arberth, Portland J Barrow, 8 F F F Hubbard, Wendling F Hubbard, Wendling Archie King, Wendling J W Awbrey, Blue River J Higglns, Trent James Frasler, Jasper E G Hill, Portland C R Hill, Detroit Mloh C R Morse, Detroit P Peters, Portland . C Potter, Portland The Imperial. ' CoUatre Grove, Or. First clb.r? i nple room 30x50 feet, well equipped. Rates $1.00 and $2.00 per day. Bankrupt Sale. Sealed bids for stock of shot s and fixtures of T A Gilbert, bankrupt, Eu gene, Oregon, will be received by the undersigned up to 10 o'clock Thursday tbe 22nd day of August, 1901. Bide for stook of "BoroBis" sho?s to be separate from bids for balance of tbe stock and flxtu res. Bide to be accom panied with , ten per oent ot the amount thereof In cash or Its equiva lent, to I e forfeited In esse the bidder fails to comply with the terms thereof. For Inspection of goojs or inventory apply to undersigned, at Eugene, Ore gon. 3 H Fbienult, Trustee. For Trade. One-half acr Rood garden land In Grauts Pass, good eight-room bouse, hard finished, store room, barn with double walls, hen house, wood hPrt. two good wells, good picket fence. Will iriJe for a small ple;ie of gooj land In Lane c umty. Address, U H OTEWAHD, . Grants Pass, Ore. - Call for City Warrants. All outstanding city warrants to and inoludiug No. 163 of A,U(just 14, 1900, will be paid on presentation at my office Auiiust 15. 1901. Internal m cease after tbat dale. Dated Aug. 13, 1901. Geo F Craw, City Treasurer. Notice to Teachers. Ph ase call and sign contraots at your earliest conveulenc, Dated Aug 13, 1901. lEo F Craw, School Diet No 4. Sheep Notice. Geo T Hall has 2o0 yearlln first. olaee ewes which he will let out in small UBiiits on shares or sell the same, "Hot Air" IUilroad.-Hmwhurg neview: Tue rnittge Mrpve Nneg t has a lonir artlole from P J Jer niiivs who Is In Chicigo, to tbe etlect that he has closed a deal with Chicago cipl lallati for buil llng a rallrwd from lounge wrove io Mohem'a. u,e Uroveltrs should not beonrue unriiilv excltei. They will soon Hod Mr Jen. Mugs' railroad to be mainly made of -nil air." Wantkd. A man mH air. , on a farm. Call on 8 M DourIm above ppnuRiiei i, or aiuirp hi n at Engine. fl Mcyolrs sold at th - .-vvii . tsrenoy this jr. a good tbme. ,Drl they are anrrwIaUd most 01. n or hard trip , n i'pt,rh.w tne,d them In. Tin- t ..ti. .'.ri Bw tbciu at F L ChaiuWit', j imtiiUYUiu;;; Man's Heart Is located pretty close to his digestive apparatus, and olosely oonoscW . it throughout, To reach that organ aud gain his undying fidelity, he mart not k,K upon food batter pound In Qutter. BUT of the fresh, palatr.ble, healthful kind, Such as can nowhere bt lomj u finer quality or greater variety.than right hen oonsltlng of OwatJJrTmNv ned Fruits, Canned Meats and Vegetables, Smoked Hams and Baoon. Ketchup Pepper-sauce, Condiments and Appetizers, always in stook AT W. B McKINNEY'S 6 -Did it Ever Occur to You- 26 Bread Tickets, $ 00, Hammond's (WVS Yes It's Hot Weathers TOO matter what the weather, our customers go KlL l?mi aS f8ular as lock work- We give o mo Zf &?d, SatfacU on with ery purchase gives more? Who can do better? You get your Hi , N. T. Wilson. Highest market price for country produc. Summer Dainties , Made With Ice you wm tio-l our chanr A ..7i Mun&ctory, JOS. PIRONI, Agent. Patronize uui i iH.Mi.riT nnrAtiH.A.i DUNN & CO, BLANKETS! 111(1 At Prices From 56c Upwards. Call at The Racket Store. P. Frank & Son To avoid the trouble and worry of a failure with home-made bread by trying i Cream, Crimp, Stum, Milk, Rye. Graham, or Rolls at the GREEN FRONT or YELLOW WAGON 4 Kimball Piano Ticket! Phone Black 4M Next to F. L. Don't Lister To tie n ar tl av it II'ihij fKiiph to tilt a I.ee) lint Bid jut it ii tied vnkir; uder. Only the I nett with the proper licit ran do It U Bicycle Repairing uuuuiu uu, w nHmnw at boom, u your wheel looks old and shabby, bin K. fvamA .n. .1 Tl 1. i 1 -fl l IO Ul 1.1 . i j . i.i tl cc,ijKr,4a' nave it set right. The ooet la etUw j case wiu be truing. Wc have four Experts Barker Gun Works. 2l The Bonboniere I and save baking at home during the hotif. mer months. We invite those who havetf our celebrated Home-Made Breaa6' ,i " nisi. Those who have tried it net: urther introduction. Special attention Phone Red4U Ninth Streei Fres delivery.