Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, June 21, 1899, Image 1

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    DAILY
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EUGENE GUARD.
All the time,"
50c a Month
L. .
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Kl'tiKNE, OKEGOX, WEDNESDAY BVEXIXO, jl'XE 21. 1889
tools! Parasols!!
I Special
JUNE
I
AY
jD't
23-24.
Jffiss this Sale.
AMPTON
BROS
Our new stock of Velvet, Axminslers, and
Brussels Carpets. Bought direct from
the factory.
lay & Henderson
WALL PAPER
want the latest
choicest
fejSfMSSi'SA Overton's Mf " Ifjmt Stm
. ib h&TQ Just arrived at 9p
REE!
FREE!!
FOURTH OF JULY
Eugene Will-Have a Grand
Celebration.
S COMDENSED
The eotumlttee on celebration how
assur.s the people of Eugene, slid ot
Lane county, of a splendid entertain
ment, a great day ou the eoming
rourtfr, 'the people generally huve
made generous respssnse load demands
of the etmmtittte, tut the various
patriotic ftuit civic nrgnuizaibmit of the
city have seeanttetl the tu"st of tho
eotuitiiitee to make dm Fourth in 1S99
eminently nueees-tul
The parade win 1 ,t ons.fer the
wwuen have taken hold of it mitt will
eatitititi more attractive features i.d
striking and suggestive sttttttees thittt
any farmer July parade in Eugei.e. A
number of organised societies dressed
iu mtlfnrui will the procession,
merilmms will uoike (urge and attrau
ttve displays, little girls on bicycles
representing the states and the ttstttia
ship, Utile boys dressed in tmifiir i
const: tint log iIih buys hrtauie, the
Woman's Patriotic League, eltlgeos in
carriages and on horsebnek, ah will he
In the parade. This feature of the
celebration alone will he worth coming
fur miles to ste. Usees, garner, fire
works and tianetng will ail have a con
spicuous place in the celebration.
It must not be overlooked, however,
that the exercises at the gram! statu!
will be patriotic and inspiring. Patri
ot to utttslo In ttbuttrtattee will be fur
nished, the Declaration of Imlepeitd-
ettee tead in loud clear notes, and the
oration will be deliver it by a great
eltizett, a threat lawyer, and & great
orator, Hon j B Cox, of Poriisuih I jet
every only get ready and come to the
celebration on the Fourth.
A Housewife's Delight, A Nicely
Arranged Table-
8 jTyour goods of us and get a set of
Ti.f Hand-Painted China FREE,
COUPONS,
ASK
FOR
A. E. WOOD.
f A NEW LOT OF IMPROVED
"Willsie" Cameras
Keeeived, We recommend theui.
Jin
I JiHOTO COMPANY.
Superior Fotoarafs
tjecial Care-
Given to Posing, Lighting
nd Flni3h in
ork at the
all Portrait
A Challenge,
U S Snag it ''Marhtonia."
EuaESK, OKtxiON, Juue 20, 1869.
To whom it. may concern:
We, the crew of the "Matbtouia," In
order to assist tbe Fourth of July com
mittee OS amusement, and I facilitate
matters In getting out a program for
the entertainment of the pubile at
large, do hereby oiler to pull at tug of
wai against any leant of the same
uumber that may be obtained iu Ku-
geue fr Ktieh prize as the committer
may e-? lit to oiler.
Teams to consist of nine ei. Huh
to bi agre tt upon by ihe captuias uf
the u-atus,
Oliver Ualbreath J A Uwinn
AHmrt tj-s M V Mays
J ti Petty I' H Hatch
j K K rar M K Unnu
1. G"ilhreath V, K Fuller
SilJt own Tttrl Ijevrich
W T Kead ISibtw Alphin
W J Patterson h Mher,
Urew of fj S Math loo a.
ADVMCE
American Troops Occupy Perei
Dasmarinas,
VEit FEW FtttftKOS WESE THESE,
ifaiitfa, June a,-8 p iu, I'he troops
coiumaudeit by General Whetott en
tered Perei Iasmarina today without
opposition except on the trt ot small
bonit of rebels, who tndircetl tt lostes
on the Ameiicans, Tbo ton 1 an un
important tdaee, surrounded by
swamps, and Wbeaton wtii probably
return to Inrtrs,
FATAh Atll'IttEXr,
A l artlj (fallen Tren Felt, erusuttigr
the iTtnt.jter'8 wkull.
Martin Englebriston, an aged gentle
matt was ttccidentty hilled wbllw uut-
ting wtMMt neat the Harttsburg ralf
road bridge, Monday, In felling a
tree It split upward some twetva feet
and lodging upon the top of the part
remaining on Ihe stomp. He was
then chopping to Httlsh falling the
tree when It suddenly gave way and
ttw slab felt upon him, uu top of the
head, killing biin Insiatttlv. He was
a farmer and parditer, living one mile
east of liarrbihurg leaves a wife, ttnd
two children, a daughter living near
Bml htteld, Tbe remalnn were tkeu
to Stulthlleld foi interment.
GODDESS OF LIBERTY
BU(T MACJHISE f'ASE-4 E8OE0.
Bevettteeit P. art fjitflfy and Cay f 20
Fine Kaeh.
Pendleton Kast Ore(foIan. "There
will he uo tlgtit math' Itt the slot ma
chine ease. All the seventeen nten
w ho were Indlo'ed have pleaded guilty.
judge Jjoweii therefore Immed a $20
fine on each one, aud the eases which
t one time promhwd to cause cottstd
endde litigaHou with an aptieal to the
supreme court, have ended,
"One of tint genlleuten Intereated
stated recently that he regretted very
nineli (he Deeeswlty ofbavtng to take
out the elot machine, for the reaaott
that his machine during the past year
had netted him JlStiO. Ou this basm
tbeseve teen woubi represent $30,(100
annual revenue from the machines
kept in their places of business
That the machines am profitable
has teen the genera! opinion, hut
scarcely anyone was prepared to be
lieve that the town of Pendleton was
paying any such wm for their reten
titin,"
Miss Aflflie Bangs Leads By 83
Votes,
WEAKLY tOQO VOTES CAST.
Y!m eouut of baHots twdsy plmm
Mm Atftite Bag aga(a hi Iparf,
S3 xottm trt the good Constitfmblg
ftettrdand tt is very tvltet that th
etU'st will thT&m&&fmi hm$t
asvrt prbab font,
ful to wit:
Bsmtfj May, ,.,,. ........
Mathsw A(ts,, , , ?l
tlrstthn Uaxle IB
Hn&amut Edith a
Parkj lVr( SI
Bowhs IMte .
Btmight, Btansto , ,
Vole tetltty,
lfsl vsrt ,,, ,.t. .....
Cfcie wtttuBU who Is in fm,
fiFfii and Uimpr wtl &tw&y
frauds but ue whs wsuM b atttsc-
weak. sJekly Rtid till run denvtt, nhe
inpn& hUm& wUl mum pUnph-m j
cmnplxhnu Khwfrw HUl&m tiw
html tmnimhm in Urn wmhi i Hgnti&
purify ttw bkKwi. It &inmg
Kerves bright snisstit velvety
shiH rhrfi (mwhisNw. It wtH Mmb
9"
PATTERNS IN
Lrtwtts at 3, 4, 5, 7 8, 9, 10. 12 eta per yard.
ittHphams at fl, ti, ti.1,, 10, la, IB, 2fl efc per yarJ.
Jrgamiies at 8, 10, 12, If, 20, 25, 80 eta per yard,
i'iques at 10, 12, Hi, 2ii, 35 cts w vard.
Percales at 8, !, 10, 12 tsts pr yafti.
We have a beautiful selection
of the above-named goods
J. V. Kauffman
A Horse th&t Htf
Fit
( harness fBwn nur tttt rtttek wtti im
ctBttiottabto and nqr wltiteheweara tt,
A good lit Is Kimnittin im tKr ml
harnes, wemrry all slgof thebewt
hand nwke oak leather hemem Itt
atook at ail Htm for corUv bufcgtei
speeder, farm worfe. olf for heavy
drsushf We bve tnftiiy new tHi
batntsiitne styles to xttow gaa just, now
PRESTON & HALES
tao 0, 0ss ttt t'ttU. ml ml ft'tt !
NEW ABBEY HOL'BE, P M Abbey
ha erected a new hotel at Kewpotl
and is now ready to nwelvo guest at
reasonable rales. He thoroughly
Btideretanda the seaside husteem
Iteotember he used to control th
Bay View. Cllve hint your pntwti-
age, Kugene people.
For
i
f P,
SEW IA'COBPOKmOS
The Gooflale tninber Bastnegs bow
Owned by a Corpsratton-Heaa-quarters
at Salem,
Wednesday's Haletn Statesman:
"The Ooodaie Lumber Co, Died article
of Incorporation in the county clerk's
office, at the court house yesterday.
The company wilt engage In mtnufac
turiDgaud dealing lit lumber of alt
kinds; erect and operate saw-mllte;
construct and utilize water Bumes and
ditches, and do a general merchandise
h.,n in tbe Willamette Valley.
The headquarters and the principal of
fice of the eompaDy will ue toeateuav
Salem. The company has a capital
stock of 150,000, divided into 500 shares
of the par value or IWJ eacn,
Ooodale, T A King and Jefferson
Styers are the incorporators of record.
Private Scbo l.
loung Bottiere
Wnrnpfa tim terror .f Ibmssnta ef ytmsuj
mothers Iwmwm Its ewtisk j sittg
smA freteatly fs Sldlalt' t'tmgh nud
smsumotia t'srs like omtde fa easts?
Cfoso. H bas a& btts ts fM Ttm
mit caste retttsviss! Iwtttptilatly. Pries Ift
. rtt At ml is.. I S IS
SJSSS, SSS? ei SSiSSS ?S.SSS. OSSSSS Sy SS SSStSSi ........
CKlMOSAh,
Bugglea and antlngm from $10
(.second band) to $176. Can suit every
body. Come and see for yourself at
F It Chamber.
Health
ea5ure
Drink only the
! purest beer
brewed on the
Dacific Coast. It
is found every
yvvhere, bottled
and on tap, and
s made by
IjQry Ueii)7ard
There is always s demand for priyate
in.triintlon. consequently I have es
tablished a class. Tbe course of study j
,h ,t. work of tbe putiue
,, .IS,4 inoratll n.
schools, i'UptIS wuo laueu j
tlon and would like to review
t nilvance one ela, 1 soli'
.tmnpB. Terms two do
month, drawing included. I tcaeh
music and elocotlOD, KesiJeuw l ist,
Kpectlully,
MBS Asxa
Pemteutlarj tflllcial jfrictlou.
The Kttlem Bentinel says all is not
serene at tbe state penitentiary:
"Jos Purdom. formerly sheriit ol
Douglas county, now night guard at
the state prison under the new sdoiiB
itrti, lias tendered his resignation
aud is a gentleman of leisure. Taking
current comment as authority, every
thing is not so smooth as French plate
glass a( the prison. There seems to lie
an interuieme strife atxong tbe em
ployes, who look to the governor rather
than to the tupetlnleodent for orders.
The whipping post is still in vogue.
Sherwood, a hold-over employe from
th T,nrd administrat on aud a rela
tive ol Chairman Hendricks, I the
lash wlelder. The usual punishment
for minor infractions of the rules Is 14
lashes with bueksklu thong of four
strands eUai to 68 single lashes. It
Is understood, however, that the new
administration wilt drop corporal pun
ishment." Esplanatory,
Hev Ira Iisodritb arrived on the
midnight train last night. It was an
nounced at the reception that be would
address the Kndeavorers tonight at 8
o'clock, which he fully intended to do,
but when be found that the overland
would be from Ave to eight hours fate,
which would mike him to late to meet
j his appointment at tbe convention In
be ImmedlBteiy saiu -ii is t
H N Cockerline Is In she city.
W A Ttutwh was in Kugene tixJay.
4eo H Hale, of Hate, was in Kugene
today.
Toll Thompson, of Portland Is in
Kugene,
O W Pickett Is at Foley Spring for
a abort time.
Mrs J B Idster and ohtltfrett went lo
Turner today.
KS Brysou returned (o Corvaitta
this morning.
Miss Cai Coleman, of Coborg, visited
in Eugene today
M A Plumb returned here from Cot
tage Grove today
I G Knott left for his tome In Flor
ence this morning.
ProfB it McBlroy arrived home
today from Corvalils,
B'rank Anheny went to The 011
today for a short visit.
Jno Simpson and son Charles were
In from Iioratie today.
ChasOoodste, ofSalein, waa In Eu
gene today on business,
.Mrs A S Pence of Corvaiifs, is visit
ing relative Id the city.
G W Griffin returned from Cottage
Grove on today's delayed oswlwid
Jtev J V JJay, of Kewberg I visit
ing in Lane county for a few day's.
Hon K M Veatch, of Cottage Orove
waa doing business In Kugene today.
Mrs G X Wendling, of San Fran
cisco, and Mrs F Q Cross, Baglnaw, are
visiting in Eugene.
Mis Mercy Apptegate, who has
been leaching at Moscow, Idaho, ar
rived home today.
Hon T O Hendricks, Mb Ada
j Hendricks and Miss Brown have gone
or wish j y P- 1 s,m ! , ,he upper Biuslaw on brief vi.lt.
(iitnoint the Endeavorera at tbw " " r
ictt yourjd wP0'" l"8 fc Charles Achison, a native of Ireland,
liars r-ftP' ""J ' ,, h K'hanadmlHedtofuIicilfnshipof
Tai vm B-ck,
Additional Pnw.
.... .1 i,S,ail jiismliPr
fi::Zc- -contestlresidence property oone,der,b,y
wm
" j . tr.Atnit HID( iio ,, SISItttttV AHISt
and therefore bad to he t aims p- ' 2
polntmenl tomorrow night. In order
that be meet this appointment be ten Bohemia Dhthu,t. Portland Tel
on the morning tram and will not ue ; mnm, . w 11 Kearney, whs ha
here toDight, J FCfcAVWSiB, , minltg interests In tbe Ik hernia dl.
! trief, returned from there yesterday.
K C Hretith ha been improving h ,ftef sevemi days sojmirn amongst tbe
, mines ana stamp mills. Me thins:
t th Bohemia will be a lively camp this
MiaiiiiiaaMB year. Already mining men are going
, .. trtuo nintilTIIOC ftfl , In from CotUge Grove by the stage
j if. Ml 9 rUnni t Unt Uli,ipl, although the tnuw b not yet
late
Circuit court Monday.
Work la being ruaited on (lie new
Klk ball.
Btrawbenie will be a abort crop, so
garttuere say.
Considerable wood Is already being
hauled into Eugene.
The following from the Oregonian
b local application: Houuefceepere
are anstfous lo know when will be tl
best time to purchase strawberries for
potting up." Borne sy tba aeason
will soon be over, but dealers say there
will be plenty of strawbetrtes fur soma
time yet, and it i not desirable lo
purchase berries for canning or preserv
ing for a week or more.
The Northern Paolflo oonipany has
riled an newer In a Portland court In
tbe $10,000 damage suit brought
by if I BlelimotMl, a coromerolal
traveler, tor Injuries received
white aboard a train between Uaklatia
and Eugene, The rafimsrt nniny
alleges that Jilobtnona traveled on a
1U()Q mile ticket wuieti contained an
express provision Mseoted to by filch
mond waiving any elate In ease of 10
jury while traveling on tbe freight,
gits ywffc Tmmr, It fiw ft
j to f&&m eNr gray mmw a
Tarn init bxvnM thkk btr, t&
ftnefi the ife-slp; rs:&s rfsrfrf
State Normal School
msmwi mm'S. t &ti a tft ImMn ill: -nmim&M
vmsX mimzmt igsiz&mt &mt kt
n $i&T m U 6M lr
$??m fetmSmts tiamsmg Htm
i P L, CAMPBELL,
W, A WANK,
Xo Csrf, Par-
aiittwk iroo Vmm
1sst In the wsv IE tlnwrfsttsst ttssll Osssef I
!tsls( ;bitl 1 ssste fssf tTbtKs, Malarbs. aodt
ittllitsttstsirssn. ft la m pbmmsit Ut tstfcs m
imm Myrnn, Weeats.
Was lite lesattof fcteapIeodttoiKltb,
ItKtomltebio wftt and fremeadoo
energy are not fsMKtd where Btotnaoh,
Mver, Ktdneya and Boweto are B of
I(T- rr A Rler. ttyott ttnnuiuueiiMra1
t!I llAiXtjrftf'e tbey brtrtg, Ur ttteg
(mwrr ut brain ami body. Italy 9 a
Wllkloa Ui'i'.
For Now York" Lift) In
surance "Casualty utd
yitlelity, Arasttlctii Mid
Itoatth Iitsarnee, sntl
Fire insurance-
GHAS, 6, BOLDSMITH
Our 15c Soups
Tomato
I'uree of Lenlti
OrwtB of Cefcry
At
Consomme Cbickett
Iurt of Beittt Vwm of Pe
CrmtB of AKfawgoa Ctwm of Potato
Geo T Hall & Son
ATTm im t iom
I H I 1 Art -a
Come tlto fang loet bob, wid ttt THE BKE STORE ;otwttI
find the things yon aeetl to cotntjifteMy enjay the ronch
needed change. We r hero to meti good, and eao tevo mamf
for yoti, Beeiitg it bettewng.
Parasols,
Gloves,
Mitts,
Organdies,
Zephyrs,
Madras,
Polka Dot Hose,
OMtfon Ties,
Fancy Belts
Shirt Waists,
Duck Skirts,
Lawn Wrappers
Sprinr Suite,
Woboy Pants,
Fancy Vests
Crash Suite,
Crash Hats,
Bike Suits,
Hew Sweaters,
Golf Hoae,
Link Belts,
Cool GMrts,
Mew Coliam
Swell Ties.
Swell Shoes
Of all kt litis tw sttifc mul fit every
one lit price, style and color
F. E. DUNN
duplarea.