THE EUGENE GUARD
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No Dessert
More Attractive
the heme. There are now between
DIVINITY
thirty and forty applicants on the
waiting list, several of whom are in a
SCHOOL
MONS CREEK needy condition, and a few are being
Why use gelatine
oaied for in county hospitals.
spend hours
Governor Chamberlain believes the
fl
APPOINTMENTS sweetening,
and coloring
uew building sbou'd be furnished aud
/ Pich Camp Within Two Miles opened, ami these aged veterans ad­
mitted as soon at possible, even
From Blue River City.
Following aru the appointment s
though It should cause a deficit in
produces better results
miatite<* I
Everyt
In’he package. Simply add b> >■
the maintenance fund during the Sunday, May 1st:
water au.iK.. k >1. It’s perfect i m. A sur I
J. M. Hunter—Central.
rd
months that yet intervene before the
prise to the huilsew ife. No trout i 1 -ss , x
A corresp« ndeut writes as follows next legislative session
Allen Hansen—Coburg.
i^nse. Try it ii -d.iy. In Four r rue ‘
C. Cecil Curtis—Walterville.
from Blue l.iv.r:
vors: Lemon Orange, 8t**awberry. Rasp
1 have been up on Simmons creek
J. P. Woodley—Elkton.
berrv ' '■ o.-Ai-rs lOn
looking at. the Crown Boys mines. Oregon Boys at St Louis
M. F. Horn—Turner.
Henry 8. Champer—Junction City gene for tne past year, left thia after-1
They are owned by Oregon City peo
pie, and they certainly have a bonan­
and Lancaster.
noon for their old home at Spartans­
Frank McMurray, son of J. 8. Mc­
za. 'lhey have one 92-foot tunnel
D. E. Olseu— Thurston.
burg, South Carolina.
cross-cutting their ledge,and its good Murray, of Eugene, is in St. Louis,
F. A. Ware—Elmira.
Editor J. F. Woods, of the Spring-
W. T. Matlock—halsey.
ore all the way across. They have nd is one of tb» guards at the
Held News, and wife, were in the city
Frank reports other
one cross-cut 45 feet, all ore, and not world’s fair.
G. L. Lobdell -Dallas.
last night and took in the Rathbone
across the ledge. They have another members of the Second Oi'gon Vol­
H. C. Stephens, Berlin.
ball.
cross-cut 40 feet, with the same re­ unteers at St. Louis as follows: Capt.
Miss Frank Porter, of Shedd, has
sult, another 20 feet, same result, Wells, Co. L; Moray Applegate, Co.
Personals.
returned home after a visit with ber
and H. B. Nickels and Mr. Green are C; Harvey Scott, Co. C; Dunseth,
parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hopkins,
A most remarkable sale of Laces and Embroideries. They’re
still at work on another ledge that Co. L, and Button, Co. B.
in Eugene.
now
on display in show windows. They’re worth 7c to 10c;
shows uo in good shafie. They have
Dally Guard April 29. HE
they’re just the thing to finish the ruffles on underwear, and
Miss Maggie Veatch of Cottage
eight claims grouped, and from pres­
G.
W.
Skeels,
of
Marcjla,
la
in
the
Portland Market.
Grove is the guest of Miss Jennie
they’re on Special Sale Saturday, April 30th at
ent indications they have the beet
city.
Jennings, of this city.
property in the district. It is only
Miss Sadie Ford returned home th 1 b
W C Gay, chef at the Smeede,
two miles from Blue River, and they
Yesterday's Journal:
afternoon.
leaves tonight for San Francisco, to
can work all the year and not be
Butter is still very weak.
B. L. Bogard ie home from a busi­
be gone several weeks.
bothered with the enow.
Poultry rules very weak.
ness trip to Portland.
This camp on SimmonB creek will be
Tobaccos still advance.
L aces 4c a Yard
Come Early the
3 Darwin Bristow was a passenger to
the making of the town of Blue Riv­
Eggs coming faster.
Daily Guard April 28
Cottage
Greve
today.
Saturday.
Best
wi
’
I
go
Fit
st
er. I saw ore that had free gold in it
Medium potatoes lower.
C. Marx, Sr., md wife are visiting
Frank Skipworth went down to
larger than a pin head. It is flue to
Sugar firm at advance.
in Portland.
Junction this afternoon.
No Inquiries for flour.
look at.
S. D. Harris came down from Low­
Freeh salmon higher.
B. S. Kelsay and R. R. Hays went
Corset
Get that
ell yesterday.
to Creswell this afternoon.
Robert M. Day.
Sale
Habit
of
Miss Nina Brabham is home from
Pryor Grocery Sold.
C. B. Dutton came down from Cot­
Today
Trading
with
Cottage
Grove.
tage Grove tnis afternoon.
Robert M Day, Demooratio candi­
Attorney Wm. Cardwell, of Rose­
Miss Nina Ostrander came down
Earl Pryor today sold his grocery
date for county coroner, was born i’> store on the corner of Ninth and Oak from Cottage Grove this afternoon.
burg, is in the city.
*
Lane county, bls parents being of the streets to W. W. Chessman, who will
MDs E. Saltzman returned home to­
J. M. Smith, of Goldson, spent
hardy pioneers who crossed the take charge of the same on Monday
day from a prolonged visit in Califor­ lase nigbt in the city.
“plains” with ox teams.
morning, Mav 2nd.
nia.
Zoph Davis came home this after-
Provided with a oommon school ed­
K. C. Eldridge, of Independence, a no: n from Harrisburg.
ucation he started out for himself in
W. L. Price, of Walterville, was an
life by learning the turning and Chittim.Wool and Hides well-known creamery man, is in the
city.
over-nigbt visitor in the city.
cabinet maker’s trade with the late
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--DEALERS IN ■
—
J O Russell, a popular senior at the
David Cherry, some years afterward
Wanted.
J. M. Howe returned this afternoon
university, is in Albany for a couple from a trip to Cottage Grove.
buying the stoca and business
of days.
of his former employer. To the
Miss Mary Scott. U. O. student,
furniture business he added an under­
Mrs. Irvine, who has teen visiting went to Portland this afternoon.
W. Sanders will pay the highest
taking department, which latter busi­ price for chittlm, wool and bides. ber mother, Mrs. Bilyeu, returned to
Roy R. Slope? and D. C. Robbins,
ness places him in line for coroner Office 633 Olive street, second hous6 Albany today.
of Roseburg, are in Eugene on a short
work, the office with few exceptions south of Bangs, stable corner
Senator and Mrs. R. A. Booth left visit.
Eugene Oregon, 5
being conceded to the undertaking
W. SANDERS.
for Loe Angeles today to attend the
Darwin Bristow returned home this
profession. And right here we might
M. E. conference.
afternoon from a brief trip to Cot­
correct thi impression that a coroner
R. H. Waggoner, who has been the tage Grove.
if a doctor can make the necessary
guest of Rev, J. 8. McCallum, went
Ben Lurch, the well known mer
medical examination at an inquest.
to Albany today.
chant of Cottage Grove, was in Eu­
The law provides that a doctor must
B. M. Berg and John Keatly, part­
H. C. Galey came in from Ashland gene today.
,
be called as a witness to testify as to ners doiug business under the firm
the pbysioal cause of death. The name and style of Burg & Keetly, today for a short visit with his broth­
Miss Failing, U. O. student, re­
coroner may not personally supply have dissolved partnership, and all er at the university.
turned from a visit to her borne in
Frank Baker and Walker Jackson Portland this afternoon.
the jury with that Information. The debtors of the said flrm please take
writer’s personal acquaintance with notice that the accounts of the said are In the city to attend the Rathbone
Rube Montgomery, Mrs. S. Mont­
Mr. Day extends over the years of boy flrm have been placed in the bands Sisters dance tonight.
gomery aud Miss Leone Montgomery,
hood and since, is such that he can of L. M. TraviB for collection, and
Mrs. E. L. Fisher is here from of Leaburg, spent last night in Eu­
say that any trust, the people of Lane that the same can be paid by calling Roseburg visiting her parents, Mr. gene.
county see fit to confide to him will at his law office, over the Eugene and Mrs. Wm. Preston.
Mrs. M:edly, of Cottage Grove, ar­
be fnlthfully executed.
Loan and Savings Bank, EugeDe.Ore.
Attorney Chase Lockwood, of Port­ rived this afteucon tu visit her
Dated at Eugene, Ore., April 27, land, Is visiting nis mother, Mrs.Min- mother,Mrs. Johanna Hansen, of this
vocu
nie Washburn, in this city.
Harrisburg Items.
city.
B. M. BURG,
A. E. Wheeler and wife were pas­
Mrs. J. E. Noland, who has been
JOHN KE8TLY. sengers to Salem today to attend the
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visiting ber sister, Mrs. W. T. Camp­
(Guard Special Service.)
The selection of a range is of
Congregational District Association. bell, returned to her home in Cres­
Harrisburg, April 27.—Barney May
Mr. and Mrs.“W. Hays, who have well this afternoon.
Brevities.
vastly more importance than
visited in Egeue the first of the week.
been visiting Mrs. Phil Miller, left
Hon. J. M. Shelley went to Albany
the selection of any other arti­
Mr. and Mrs. May, of Portland, are
this afternoon for their home in Port­ on this morning’s early train on busi­
3 Corvallis against the world for sen­
cle of household use, because
visiting in Harrisburg.
land.
ness connected with the Eugene Mill
sational affairs.
J. G. Sanders is treating his resi­
Mr. and Mrs. Sackett, of Coburg, and Elevator Company.
it is so closely associated with
The name chosen for the Roseburg
dence to a thorough papering and
left for San Francisco today. They
the life and work of the house­
team
is
the
“
Shamrocks.
’
’
painting throughout.
will attend the M E conference at Los
T
D
Coudon,
of
the
Gross
Hotel,
keeper. Three times a day and
Angeles.
Raymond Houston, eon of Walter
has added a tine new bus to bis equip­
Houston, died at the home of his pa­
Mr. and Mrs. W. Sanders returned
365
da} s in the year is the
All
Prohibitionists
are
requested
to
rents Tuesday afternoon. He had long ment.
on the overland last night from a vis­ meet at the court bouse in Eugene at
usual
record
The middle west is having some it of several months to California and
been an invalid.
3 p. m. Friday, April 25tb, 1904, on
very
obstreperous
weather.
Oregon's
Even though a selection may
the East, having left here last Decern important business.
Miss L. Sbieler, daughter of R. C.
ber. They came b ack in fine spirits
Shinier, of the Harrisburg Hotel, died weather is also bad for this month.
By order of the county central com­
prove far less satisfactory than
E. F. Chapman has moved from Mr. Sanders will resume buying of mittee
suddenly of heart failure Tuesday
was hoped at the time it was
morning. She was laid to rest in the the coiner of West Seventh and Madi­ chittim bark and produce.
son
streets
to
861
Willamette
street.
made, the housekeeper will con­
A. O. U. W. cemetery Wednesday.
W.
L.
McFarland
is
putting
a
new
Louie M ixson, sou of C. K. Max-
Daily Guard April 27
tinue to put up with the range
son, is visiting relatives in this citv. raof on that portion of bis building
J.
L.
Lombard
is
in
Roseburg.
for years as she had already
which was damaged by the recent tire.
Dr. W. Kuykendall visited Junction Does it Earn Anything for You while
done
with the old cast iron
The
Troy
laundry's
eng
’
ne
boiler
Note and Comment. which was not very badly damaged i today.
Awaiting Investment?
cook stove.
Al Montgomery and wife are down
during the recent Are, is being moved
We issue Certificates of Desosit on
Our object is to make clear
which
interest
is
allowed
if
left
for
a
from
Vida.
Eugene lias a first-class base I >a 11 to the new location on East Eighth
stated time and which are payable on 1
Clark Stephens was in the city from d-iuand wbeu desired.
to the intending purchaser of a
team, which the Guard predicts will street.
E. H. Dunham, a young mau work­ Notl today.
l>e at the top of the per centage col­
this medium ie as well adapted to
cooking apparatus, the points
umn at tlie end of the season, it is ing for the 8. P., sued the company
Mrs L G Adair returned home from . placing funds of estates, fraternal
.
orders
aud
public
institutions,
as
to
or parts of a steel range on
for
$20,000
damages
resulting
lrom
up to the people of Eugene to support
I Portland today.
those of individuals.
the team by attending all the games the loss of a leg, and recovered $12,-
which continued satisfaction
Judge R S Bean returned to Salem
000. A new trial was granted on the ! tnis afternoon.
possible.
THE EUGENE LOAN
depends. Every intending pur­
grounds that the damages were exces­
Postmaster J L Clark was over from AND SAVINGS BANK
chaser will be well repaid lor
sive, and the trial has just come off.
Here's hoping that the Eugne
Springfield today.
OF EUGENE, OREGON.
This time a verdict of $20,000 was ren­
a careful INSPECTION OF
Blues will make a better record than
j Hou L T Harris went to Oreogn
the Portland Browns have since the dered .
; City this afternoon.
Established 1892.
opening of the Coast League season.
~ARE YOU AGEING?
Mrs Lillie Troutman, of Tallman, CAPITAL and SURPLUS, $75,000.00
■ is visiting relatives in Eugene.
For Sale or Trade.
Dr. Holmes used to say he
Geo 11 Smith went to Cottage Grove
'
today
on a brief business trip.
was “seventy years young."
J M Howe was a passenger to Cot-
One acre of ground, with house aud Same men are old at halt ; tage Grove ou the afternoon train.
barn, ou South Willamette street, I that figure.
Rev 1 D Driver arrived home today
for sale, or would trade for good tim- 1
Age is not in years. It is from a lecture tour through WasbiDg-
Stockmen who are thinking of
ber land. A bargalu.
I ton.
using Dip this Spring will find
L. E. Bean, Room 14, McClung block in the blood. Scott’s Emul­
Mrs. S F Hammltt went t" Irving
it to their interest to call on us,
sion helps to keep you young on the afternoon train to visit rela-
see our goods and get our
Homes for Old Soldiers. by keeping your blood young; tires.
prices.
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Mrs Geo G'B DeBar returned borne
by supplying it with an
-
from I’crtland ou the afternoon tralu
Governor Chamberlain has officially 1 abundance of rich, pure, vital today.
We guarantee every gallon of
visited the Soldiers' Home and di- ,
nourishment; carrying con­
Mrs J M Howe left this morning by
dip sold.
reeled lliat uew I arracks 1« furnished!
at once | roviditig quarters for 46 vet stant life and renewal to j way of Spriugflel 1 for Brownsville,
erans ou file wait Ing list. The bar­ every fibre of your body. I: to visit her relatives.
J II Beckley, of Portland, arrived
racks will be opened a ion after June.
This had not been done for the rea j w ill help you to rob advancing in Eugene tnis afternoon to look af­
McCLUNG BUILDING.
Strictly vegetable, perfectly harmk ,. rare to accompliah DESIRED
ter business interssts.
son that u<> provision was made by years of half their sting.
RESULTS. Greatest known female remedy. Price, »1.50 per bofle.
Eugene.
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Oregon.
the last Legislature for the niainteu
Rev E W Webster end wife, of the
We’U »end you a sample free upou rvqtsrwi
.'AHTIfiM Pewervot.
• « in« Im.t.tlvn». Tie gennlna la pnl bo onlr la Mna-bcart Car
VAUIIUR ict eitb fac-» i.
>* ..-.» on side of the bottle, thus;
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ance of any additional members in MX) fl X UUWNK. 40«
Adveut church,¡who have been in Eu-
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Vo Boie Ajaau. Ciere m J. Utuo.
New YmA
GOLD ON SIM­
Some of the Specials
4c
Jell-O
for Saturday.
’’’or Embroidery
Saturday
Remarkable Sale on Saturday of
Laces and Embroideries
4c a yard
Four Cents a Yard
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READER
Notice, Prohibitionists.
Is Your
Money Idle?
Tie Monarh
SHEEP DIP
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