THE EUGîKE GVARD
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BELKNAP
HOT
SPRINGS
Miss Mjrta Stuart went to Portland e
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this afternoon.
Dr D A Paine is bcme from a trip
to Southern Oregon.
W. I.. Ford and wife, cf Crow,epent
last night iu Eugene.
George Croner to Conduct This '
Mies Bowder went to Cottage Grove
today to visit friends.
Popular Lane County Resort
S. L. Moorehead, editor of the
Again This Season
18c a yd
Junction Times, is iu the city.
For Cotton Covert Cloth,
For fancy cotton suitings,
Arthur Louis Frazer went to Salem
all colors, just the thing for
Few localities in this wide world this afternoon to till an engagement
A good fabric for outing
the mountains or teach
can boast of a spot having the natur
Skins or suits
Mies Pearl Ward went to Irving on
al attractions of the Belknap Hot
the afternoon train to visit relatives.
Springs on the McKenzie river sixty
Professor Sweetser, of the U O., ar
miles east of Eugene. Almost in
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A 1 fancy lawns, organdies,
the heart of the Cuscade mountains, rived home from Portland this after
For all Emb. Etamines,
•
lapp.d
Mulls,
worth
up
to
I
with the magnificent AlcKenzie rush- . noon.
Silk Ginghams, Crass Linens,
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35 c a yard at 12 l-2c a yd
I ang
Chas Kutbe, of the Eugene Soda !
by, on tLe spring side of which i
Batistes Madras:, e.c, worth
,
Works,
went
to
Cottage
Grove
this
af-
the mountain rises precipitously to a
up to 75c a yard at 19c all
Good ieam Work and Steady
height of two thousand feet, on the , ternoon.
this week.
Miss Edith Hoffman went to Cot
other a level Lottom but a few feet
Pitching by McFarland Re
above the river ample in space for tage Grove this afternoon cn a busi
sponsible for the
Money to be saved; dain ty
bathhouses and improvements and ness trip.
Victory.
garments to be had; more
camping grounds, then a second
Airs S Bramwell returned to Halsey
are selling fast right now
of them to choose from than
bank some fifteen feet above the camp today after a visit with Mrs D Ward,
but the prices are only half
I
ever before.
Dally Guard Juiiejh
The Local
Lodge Will Meet ground extending back in rolling the milliner.
and less, why shouldn’t they.
laud covered with tine evergreen
Eugene took the last game of the
Better make your selection
Mies Helene Robinson went to Al
Cottage Grove Lodge on the
tro-oet I- Lost creek, nearly a mile
tomorrow.
series from Salem yesterday, making
bany t‘ is afternoon to visit her sister,
Diamond Thursday.
square of comparatively
and Mrs C V Littler.
it two apiece. The score was 3 to 1
in
all.
Then
the
river
—
travelers
and the game was about the best yet.
Alisa Bessie Woods, U O student,
Roy Alclarlatid was there with the
The reason they are the
All arrangements have been made say there is not a stream in the world went to Cottage Grove this afternoon
Still on sale, beiutiful
best, because they fit, give
goods, and while he struck out only for the baseball game on Thursday that surpasses it for natural beauty. to spend Sunday.
The mineral waters of the strong
effects in linen, lawn and
comfort and every pair is
two men against nine for McInnis, be afternoon ot this week between teams
Mrs T C Sharp, who has been visit
silk, neatly trimmed
was always steady at critical times, from the Eugene and Cottage Grove flowing spring conducted across the
guaranteed
river to bath houses by the camp ing relatives in this city, returned to
The team work of the Blues was of lodges of Knigbts of 1'ythias.
her
borne
in
Portland
this
afternoon.
50c
to
$5.00
a
pr
48c to $7.50
the gilt edge variety and brought
The game will be played on tbe ground on a substantial covered
Aliss Ollie Burton went to Portland I
forth large bunches of applause from league grounds. It promises to be an bridge, are curative especially for
the big crowd which occupied the interesting one, and while not as sci rheumatism sod stomach complaints. on the afternoon train to resume her
G j L that
/7 New Stock
grandstand and bleachers.
entific as the games played by tbe Alany a victim of the pains attending studies in Armstrong’s Business Col
Habit
lege.
those
diseases
has
left
the
spring
( Coll u*s in all
Manager Fay, of the Raglans, was league teams,the spectators are prom
Trade
(
' V colors, 6oc
H LeKov Staver, of Portland, came
put out of the game during the third ised plenty of amusement. The ad after a course of sweat baths, with
Copious drinking of the hot water, up today to spend commencement at
With
inning for using abusive language to mission will be free.
to $1.25
the umpire and later on was ordered
On tbe evening of that d \te tbe lo- restored to health. The water comes the U of O and see bis brother Fred
off the grounds. The day before he cal lodge will give a banquet to the from a strong flowing spring about graduate.
fifteen feet above the surface of
was lined <5 for a like offense.
visiting team.
Airs Alice Patterson, who has
the river with a temperature of 188 the guest of her sister, Airs Wm Keu-
Eugene plays at Roseburg this
degrees.Water boils at 212 degrees. sliaw, returned to bar home in Port
week and Salem at Albany.
A GOOD JUDGE OF
For the last two seasons Air. and land on the afternoon train.
The score of Sunday's game fol
Airs. Geo. F. Croner havo conducted
GOOD EATING,
lows:
C. P. Barnard, formerly of Bangs &
the springs, giving splendid satisfac
EUGENE.
Mr. Cook came in from Eugene the tion in their treatment of the public. Barnard, now of Roseburg, where he
and a lover of delicacies, is sure tc
ab r
is interested in a large stage and liv
po a e Bret of the week and has taken a
manifest symptoms of delight when
Briseno, ss. . 3 1
1 1 n 1 position as boon-keeper for O. W. Mr. Croner combining an outing ery business, is in Eugene on a busi
looking through our stock of fancy
from his police duties with the man
MoKiine,*2b .... 4 1
1 2 6 0 Hurd.
groceries, for here is everything to
0 2 0 0
Clynes, if......... 3
agement of the popular resort. This ness crip.
supply a generous table, though the
Radford, lb .... 3
1 11 0 0
The schooner Oakland was towed season they will again have charge,
Alisa Francis Kelly arrived home
plainer, e;ery-day kind of groceries
O’Day, rf ....... 3 0 0 1 0 0 cut to sea Saturday night with a car
from
San
Francisco
this
afternoon,
has equal attention with us. The
leaving here about June 15. The
Downing, 3b.... 4 0 2 2 1 0
short of it is that it will benefit you
U. Oswill, c.... 4 0 0 3 0 0 go of lumber from Siuelaw Lumber baths and grounds will at once be having gone there as the Eugene High
to deal witu us.
Schofield. of. . . . 4 0 0 4 0 0 Co’s. mill.
put in order so patrons may be safe School delegate to the YWCA con
McFarland, p.. 3 0 I) 0 4 0
vention last mouth.
Ralph Hunt of Eugene was In town in coming by June 20.
Air. Dunston, keeper of the light
Totals............. 31 3 5 *26 13 1 the first of the week, on his way home
from Sulphur Springe where he bad
house at Heceta Head, was in Eugene
Calili hit by batted ball.
Telephone Main 25 1
been examining some timber land.
Tuesday and Wednesdy, asking the
SALEM.
county court to extend the county
Married,
at
the
home
of
the
groom
’
s
ab r b po
e
road to bis place, having received a
Daily Guard June 3
. I 0 0 0
0 mother on Duncan Slough, on Wed
. 3 0 1 0
0 nesday, June 1, 1904, at 2 p. m. by
J W White went to Portland today. donation of several hundred dollars
Lougheed, 3b.
4 0 2 0 0 0 Rev. T. A. Yost, Mr. Arnold Karno
from citizens by subscription.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Pastes, of Ba
Wilkins, o
. 4 0 0 10 0 0
wsky
and
Miss
Blanch
N'otfsinger,
ker Cicy, left for home on today's
Nehrtnsr. lb
. 4 0 0 8 2 1
1 1 1 0 of Acme.
Davie, c< sa .. . 4
1
Daily Guard June 6
train, after a tew weeks' visit witl
4 0 0 2 0 0
William«, If
Mrs. A. H. Emerson, Mrs. Stella relatives in this city.
Stroud
Long is down from bls
4 0 2 1 3 1
Downie, 2b...
,k homestead to see a dentist for
Miss Ethel LaKaut, who has bee
Calif, rf cf... . 4 0 2 2 0 0 Bartlett, Leonard and uuson Ward,
McInnis, p... . .. 3 0 0 0 2 0 and Earl and Flossie Workman took a the guest of her sister, Mrs. R.
ulceratedtooth.
trip to the beach last Monday. The Booth, went to Saginaw this aft
ittie Alias Alberta Cavender, of
TotalB......... .35 1 8 24 8 2 boys captured a young seal on the
noon.
rowusville, is visiting relatives in
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
beach, and took it up to Mepletou,—
TO CLOSE THEM OUT. ONLY A FEW LEFT
Hon. J. Al. Shelley went to
in Eugene.
Eugene
2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 X —-3 The West.
this afternoon on a business tr.o
W.
S.
Tilton
left
today
for
Albany
Hits
2 0 0 0 3 "J 0 0 X—•5
Miss Harriet Warfield, who h
en where be has a position In the wool
Salo ik . 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0- 1
Hits. 1 1 0 0 1 1 2 1 I- 8
spending the winter in Alov < uth, len mills.
Illinois, returned home today.
SUMMARY.
Al re. Newton Cornelius, of Helena,
Earned runs: Eugene, 2; Salem, 1.
Hon. G. Al. Orton, great sachem of Montana, went to Oakland this after
Notice is hereby given that the
Double play: McFarland to McKune
the Order of Red Men, arrived from noon to visit her sister, Airs. Wtu.
to Rndford. Three base hit: L uchs , partnership heretofore existing be]
Two-base idt: Lougheed.
Sacrifice tween S. Y. Evans and Duncan Scott Portland this afternoon to institute Emery.
hit: Clynes. Struck out: By Ale- under the firm name and style of the new lodge in Eugene tonight.
Wm. Van Duyn and family went to
Farland, 2; by McInnis, 9. liases on Evans & Scott, is this day dissolved
Aliev Ethel Harris arrived from Sa Coburg today to spend the summer.
balls: Off McInnis. 2. Stolen bases:
lam this afternoon to continue her
LOCATED ON THE S. P. RAILROAD IN DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON.
Wilkins, Lougheed, Schofield, Down by mutual consent.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Handsaker left today
Dated at Eugene, Oregon, June 6, visit with Mies Elsie Hobbs.
ing, Radford, Briseno. Left on liases:
The Water! CURE ninety per cent of cases of
to
make
an
extended
visit
with
rela
Salem, 6; Eugene, 8. Time of game: 1964.
S. Y. EVANS,
Eli
Perkins
was
in
the
city
from
tives
and
friends
at
Corvallis,
Airlie,
1 hour and 35 min. Umpire: Jack-
Constipation, Rheumatism, Catarrh, Stomach,
DUNCAN SCOTT.
Llewellyu today.
son.
Portland and Coquille City. Their
Kidney and Liver Trouble.
C. N. McArthur came up from home will be occupied by Miss L.
Startling Evidence.
Rickreall today to attend the U. O.- Lewis and Air. and Mrs. W. J. Cleve
Postofflce, Express and Public Telephone on the premises
Fresh testimony in great quantity O. A C. track meet tomorrow.
land.
From <10 per week up, inclading baths.
la constantly coming in, declaring
Trains stop in front of the Hotel., j
Hugh Hampton was in from Llewel
Dr. King's Discovery for Consomp
Abe Gilbert was over from Spring-
The score of Saturday's game
tion, Coughs and Colds to be un Held today.
lyn today.
follows :
equaled. A recent expression from
One Gallon of These Waters Contain:
Dr. C. W. Lowe writes the Guard
Soott Chrisman came down from
T J. McFarland Beutnrvllle, Va.
EUGENE
from New York that he will arrive
serves as example. He writes: "I Cottage Grove this afternoon.
,
Potassium..............................546.00 gr
Magnesium Chloride....... .10 gr
had Broucbitis for three years and
Potassium Bromide............57 gr
Briseno, ««.
Calcium Chloride
1439.00’gr
C. C. Mukley was down from Pleas home by June 16.
doctored
all
the
time
without
being
Potassium
Iodide
......................
S3
gr
McKune, 2b
Calcium Carbonates ....;. 19 gr
G. W. Brentner was over from Co
ant Hill tod««.
benefited.
Then
I
began
taking
Dr.
Sodium,
Chloride
...............
211.09
Clynes, It...,
King’s New Discovery, and a few
Radford, lb
J. C. Jennings, of Junction City, is burg today.
bottles wholly aired me.” Equally ef sick with tuberculosis pulmonads.
< ''Day, rf . . .
Mrs. B. F. Bonham, of 8alem, who
fective in curing all Lung and Throat
Downing. 3b
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. L.
That
is
what
the
doctor
calls
it.
He
troubles,
Cousumption,
Pneumonia
CX Oswill, c
N. Roney, ieturned home today.
and Grip. Guaranteed by W. L. is 69 years old.
Schofield, cf
Deljiuo, druggist. Trial bottles free,
Nefzger, p...
Mrs Frank Page la down from Sag
Mrs.
Clara
B.
Withrow
was
released
regular sizes 5Oc, and $1.00.
inaw.
from
the
asylum
at
Salem
June
1,
for
34
Totals
six months, iu care of her husband
Ralph Whipple came down from
SAL
at Eugene.
W WW WW WVWWWWWvwfl
Cottage Grove this afternoon.
Bh
o
Captain Stephen Rigdon, of Pleas
Fay. ss.........
H. W. Strong, a student of Stanford
acres, summer resort on lake ant Hill, is rjported to be partly par University, arrived this afternoon
Wilkins, o
... f>
and oceau beach, <600.
Lougheed, 3l> ... 5
alyzed end in a dangerous condition. and is the guest of bis old college
Nehring, lb. . ...4
24 lots with house on Eleventh
Davis cf .
... 4
DEALERS tn —■
—
street, <1300.
Mi«s Stella Day is confined to he ebum, Dr. Penlaud.
Williams, If . 4
Leslie Miller, of Roseburg, visited
Business
property,
Willamette home with illuess.
4
1 lowiiie, 2h
street, pars big interest.
..Iclnnls, rf.. .4
Dr. and Mrs. Dale went to Portland Eu/ene friends over Sunday,
2 lots on Fourteenth street, <750.
L uchh , p .... .. 4
Mrs Ralph Starr, of Yamhill, is vis
this afternoon, where they now re
High building site,
Fairmnuut,
iting her father, Sam Taylor, of this
side.
1300.
...36
Total«
Dr. D. A. Paine was a passenger city.
Best dairy farm in state, 560 acres,
bCOR L BY INNINGS.
J W White returned bcme from 1
cn
the afternoon train for Sontheru
... 0 Pl IP l
Salem .
will keep 50C cows, <20 per acre;
Portland this afternoon.
terms easy.
Eugene......... . .. .0 0 0 0 0 0
Oregon.
Hon S M Yoran returned home to-1
Lot near depot, <250.
SUMMARY,
Miss May Becker, who has been the
17-acre garuen, witn house and guest rf Mrs. Frank Gilstrap, return day from a trip north.
runs : Eugene, 1. Struck
Nefzger, 7; by Lucas, 11. barn, <1700.
Moores and Smithson, the O A C
balla Off Net. ger, 4 ; olí i Lots in the Haddleston Hdditlou, ed to her home at Portland this atfer-
noou.
athletes who have been visiting the
Two ! se hits
Oswill, i each, <125.
Dow nie.
Dr. Luckey, who has been practic dormitory boys, returned home this
>,
Stolen ; Sawmill site, near r loreace, <1000. ing his profession at Florence
for afternoon
5L>
."res,
rtigh
and
ary,
13
blcoks
Double
some time, arrived here last night on
Mrs. Fletcher Linu, ot Port laud,
i). Wild fioiu lusii , ss center, ftHO.
of gam j : 'J . I Acreage and' city lots, Floreuce, bis way to his b?me is Ohio.
is visiting the Misses Ada and Ruby
For Teachers and Students, in Public
Jackson | I cheap.
Hendricks.
Farms and timber lands throughout
School Building, Eugene. Oregonx?
• Daily G ■ uai'd June 4
Mrs E C Hughes left this afternoon
the county
N.
B.
Standish
i
is
down
from
Lucky
for
an
extensive
trip
Eact
by
way
of
GEO. Al. LV1N MILLER,
JUNE 27 TO AUGUST 6 INCLUSIVE
AL.ANY UON
San l-’raucsco, where she will join
Rooms 18 and 19, Corner Eighth and Boy.
Six Weeks.
W i)lamette
streets,
McClung
Leslie Miller, of Drain, is in Eu- friends in traveling.
Building, Eugene, Or.
Five
Able
Instructors.
Classes formed in the Sixteen Studies
)L'R STRAIGHT
gene.
Miss Sadie Ford went to Creswell
required for state Certiticate. Tuition full term Ten Dollars.
o
r-t *r CJ it i y»..
this
afternoon.
Robt. Vaughan is do au from Wal
Board reasonable. Total expense need not exceed Thirty-lira
B<xn U«
/» Hg k nd Vm Han «.* rt Bought terville.
Dollars. Further information address
T. A. Gilbert ls in the city from
F. S. HAROUN. LL. D., SupL
Signatars
Vorrow'a i-iippktl Shamrocks lost
J. C. Branstetter was up from Junc Albauy.
r .
rf
Eugene, Oregon.
the whole IB,.„ to Albany, which
tion today.
WON TWO
OUT
FOUR
The Blues Won a Pretty
Game Sunday
Afternoon.
gives the latter a good lead and puts
Roseburg still deeper into the cellar.
The last two games were p.ayed on
the Ccast League grounds in Port
land. In Saturday’s game the Alba-
nies batted McDonald all over the
lot,getting nineteen safe bits and eix-
teen rune. The score by icn ioga:
Albany, 1 2 1 0 0 1 1 3 x—16
Hite,
2 2 1 0 1 2 5 6 X—19
Roseburg, 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0— 2
Hits,
2 0 0 0 2 1 1 2 1- 9
Sunday’s game wan a closer content
and better played, tbe score being 3
to 1. The score by innings ;
Albany,
0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 X—3
Hits,
2 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 x —6
Roseburg, 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-1
Hits,
1 1 2 0 1 2 0 0 0-7
!
!! c a yd
12?c a yd
Sale
Undermuslins
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
BALL GAME
Kid Fitting
Corsets
19c a vd
Tailored Suits
White Waists
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Florence Items
W. M. GREEN
Personals.
DAY <& HENDERSON
Dissolution Notice.
BOSWELL SPRINGS
Saturday’s Game.
CAPT, BEN BOSWELL, Prop’r.
• J.W. Quackenbush & Sons
X
X Hardware,
X
Vehicles,
•
Implements.
Summer Normal and Training School
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