Daily Eugene guard., June 01, 1901, Image 4

Daily
Eugene
Guard
SATURDAY
- JUNK 1
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
FOB SALE AT
Julius Goldsmith's
KUARO Telephone, Ho Main 191.
Weatber
BSQOlal la the Qusrd)
Portland, June 1. Tonight and
Sunday showers and cooler tonlgbt.
Bba;.s.
BREVITIES.
Wall paper. Preston A Hales.
Feed and grooerles at Whlte'a.
Overtoils for wall paper and paints
BtearnB' bleyole.
Crescent bloyole. (,
Tbe two favorite makes.
F L Chambers, Agent.
Paints and oils. Preston A Hales.
Dr Lowe, optioian, with J B Luokey
Bicycle tires (4.50 pair. McClana
ban.
Freeh garden seeds at F L Cham
bers'. 20 second-baud bikes at Barker Gun
Works.
Horeen fly doors and windows. F L
Chambers.
Empty Uve-gallbn tin cans wanted
at Preston A Hates.
Got Hoe hammocks at away-down
prloe at Barker Gun Works.
Cutter logger shoes and boots, at
Tight prices, P Frank aud Bon.
Haruts aud suJdies. Preston .A
Hales.
All kinds of bicycle sundires. F L
Chambers.
Many bargains In underwear, If you
call soon. P Frank A Bon.
A good bloyole to exohange for good
wood, Raoket store.
Twenty second-hand bloyoles cheap,
. F L Chambers.
We employ expert repairmen. Bring
us your repairing. McClauaban.
Ladles call and have your Handker
oblefa Perfumed Free, Backet Store.
Wall paper, all designs, new and
prettier than ever, at F L Chambers',
All wool suits to your measure from
Balein Woolen Mill goods. J M Howe,
Fishing tackle that oatohes and
holds. All new stock. F Jj Cham
bers.
138 Ramblers and Ideals sold this
year. Ask to see our list, MoClana-
han.
A buggy built for three Is a good
thing when It is comfortable. Bee 11
at F L Chambers'.
Wagons, Buggies, and Haoks, new
second hand. Borne bargains. Moon's
Fekd Store,
'fake your watches and jewelry work
to J A Maurer. Two doors north of
of Lane County Bank.
All ladles trimmed bats will be
closed out at cost. P Frank A Bon.
None better than the Continental
Tailoring Co of Chicago. J M Howe,
agent. v
Condition powders and atook feed.
Preston A Hales.
Hoes, rakes and new wheel hoe that
saves half the work of gardening. Bee
them at F L Chambers'.
Our Parisian Perfumes and Toilet
Goods are warranted to please, or the
purchase prloe will be refunded, when
half the contents Is used, Raoket.
M O Warner tunes pianos and
organs. Repairing and polishing,
Ask for the new Idea Paper Fat
terns, 10 oonts, at Miller's bookstore.
The Ladles Aid Society of the U B
oliurch, will hold a market on Satur
day, June 1st. Further auounoement
later.
' Oarpet taoks, oarpet stretchers, oar
pet beaters and all the other little
hnrdwars used about a home. FL
Cli ambers.
Bommmervllle A Berger have on
draft tbe celebrated English porter,
ball-andbalf, one of the most health
fal drink tbr la. This la the first
avr brought to Eugene.
BREVITIES.
Monday, June 3
At Christian church
E H 8 brass band concert.
Oregon cherries In tbe market.
Of course we will celebrate July .
There Is going to be a hot time In
Eugene tbe Fourth.
Quite a number ot Eugene people
drove up to tbe Pleasant Hill ptoulo
today.
Admission, 15 and 25 cents, reserved
eati at Corner Drug Store 10 cents
extra.
Don't miss tbe band concert Monday
night June 8, by tbe High sobool brass
band.
The Rambler baseball team goes to
Albany on tbe early train tomorrow
morning.
Social notes and other Interesting
Items are found on the Inside pages of
today's paper,
J H O'Malley, well known as an
employe of the B P R R, died In San
Franoisco last Tuesday.
Every person who has ridden a Bnell
bloyole says they are the finest run
ning bike they ever rode.
Drain W a ton man: Mrs H W Btew
art and little daughter, of Comstook,
are visiting with friends here.
Tbe rook for the Danish ohurch,we9t
of Eugene, will be hauled from Nye's
quarry, oommenolng with Monday,
People are cautioned against stadlng
on theside-walk In front ofMcClung's
new building. A cave-In today nearly
caught a boy,
Independence Enterprise: Clarence
Clodfelter was In tbe city from Eu
gene Monday aod reports that their
secondhand store business Is moving
along very good
Albany Dnmooiat: Dr Lowe next
week will take the 82nd degrre In
Ma-onry. His father Is one of the few
33 degree Masons of the United States,
He resides at Charleston, B 0.
The proceeds of the band concert
to be glyen by the High school brass
bsnd will be need to pay for their In
struments. The publio should give
tbe boys a generous patronage.
Rev J T Merrill, pastor of the TJ B
church, will deliver an address before
the Sunday school children at Irving
tomorrow evening, the occasloa being
Chlldrens' Day entertainment
Albany Dsmoorat: W J R'.belan, of
Halsey, wai In the city today. He
will go prospeotlng to the Blue River
mines in a few days. There are said
to ta some new finds that are valuable.
Roseburg Review, May 81: J B Tay
lor, the nlgbtoperator at theS P depot,
will be transferred to J u notion City
and placed In charge of tbe station at
that place. A brother of L B Moore,
the present station ageut at Roseburg,
will leave Junction and take the place
vacated by Mr Taylor,
Tbe regular monthly eoolal of the
Baptist ohurob wss held last evening.
There was a large number of tbe mem
bars ot the church and their friends
present. A program consisting of mu-
ilo, addresses and recitations wri ren
dered and Ice cream aud cake were
lerved.
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
That Contain Mercury
As mercury will Burely destroy the
euse of smell and completely derange
the whole syBtem when entering It
through tbe mucous surtaoes. Such
articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable pbyel
olans, as tbe damage they will do is
ten fold to the good you oan possibly
derive from them. Hall's Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F J Cheney A
Co, Toledo, O, contains ns mercury,
and la taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces ot
the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine. It
Is taken Internally, and made in Tole
do, Ohio, by F J Cheney A Co, Testi
monials rree.
Bold by druggists, prloe 75o per bot-
e.
Hall's Family Pills are the b. it.
tie.
La urea n Society. The Laurean
Society of the University of Oregon
met In regular session last evening.
Nothing farther than the election of
officers was done, the election resulting
as follows: President, W H Johnson;
vice president, E E Coad; secretary, O
H Merrltt; assistant secretary, Calvin
Caaieel; treasurer, M M Bcarbrougb;
censor, U A Redmond; sergeant-at-
arms, Roy Renabaw.
Trade bloyoles at Barker Gun
Works.
Tea.
1 lb No 1 60c Unoolored Japan lea Mo
Puro spices per can loc
iuro extracts per bottle 10c
Kfliiiember our sploes and extracts are
all pure to oouroriu with tbe Pure food
law.
Pants.
Remember, we have tbe greatest $1,00
pains going tor ioc.
Clothing.
Hales have been Immense and our
prions do the business, If you only give
us a look.
Samples Ties
$2, SI. 7ft $1.60, wnmeiia' (lee small slsea
(shaped toes $1.
5 and 10 cents.
We have a 5 and 10 cent counter. Cast
your eye over It and see what can be
doue with 5 to 10 cents.
Books.
Our 10 cent novels to rlose 6c
White Shirts.
Linen Rosome. Our special 60 cent
values for 40c. Oue week oulv.
Squirrel Poison.
Wakelee'e per ran
Mack's, per oaa
3ie
25o
Ax Billy Department Store.
BASEBALL NEWS.
Ramblers Have Several Games in
View.
Word bas been received by I he man.
agement of tbe Rambler haball team
that permission bss been granted tbe
Ramblers of Eugene aud (be Ramblers
of Albany lo play a game ot baiebsll
ou tbe fair grouuds at Balem on Bun
day, June 9, tbe occasion of the annu
al excursion of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers to that city.
This will be tbe second game be
tween tbe two teams, tbe first game to1
be pulled oft In Albany tomorrow.
Tbe Eugene Ramblers have been con
siderably strengthened since tbelr lest
game with the addition of two or tbrre
new men, and they are now able to
put op a splendid exhibition of line
ball.
A proposition bas been received by
tbe local team Irom Grants Pdss to
play a game at that city on tbe Fourth
of J uly for a prize of $76. It is now
being considered and psrbaps will be
accepted.
Church Notices.
EPISCOPAL CHCKCH.
Servloes as usual 11 a m, with holy
communion at 7.80 p m,
D E Lovekidqe, Rector.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Preaching at 1 :80 a m and8 p m. All
other aervlees as usual.
W H Hollinqshead, Pastor,
C. B. CHURCH.
Bunday sohool at 10 a m; preaoblug
service at 11; subject for sermon,
"Childhood."" No servloes In tbe even
ing.
J T Merrill, Pastor,
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Pnbllo worship and sermoa at 10:45
a m; Bible School at noon; Young
Folks' Meeting at 7 o'olock. Evening
service aud sermon at 8 o'clock.
Mao H Wallacb, Minister,
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Bible sohool 9:45 a m; sermon by the
pastor at 11 am: oommunlon 12 m;
JunlorC E8pm;YPSOE 6:45 p m;
Chlldrena' Day program by the 8 8 8
p m. The publio cordially Invited,
M L R)SE, Paitor.
BAPTIBT CHURCH.
Bunday eohool, 10 a m. Morning
worship 11; subject for sermon: "Mer
ited Praise." Junior B Y P U, 3 SO
p m, B Y P U, 7 p m. Evening wor
ship 8. All are cordially Invited to
these services,
C Calvert Bhoot, pastor,
1
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List of Letters.
Remaining In the postoffloe at Eugene, Orc
gon. May 30,1001.
Adams Amy, Adams L, -Bardett,
Graoe ColllnB Mrs J O
Gode, Anne Glraux, J B
Hollett, M M Murzles, J W
Mnnanfell, IL Moore, Earl
Patterson, F A Rice, Nellie E
Bkluner, Waller Young, Lizzie
A ehargo of on oont will bo mado on all let
ters glreii out. 1'orsons when Galling for
otters will ploajie stato whon advertised.
H F MoCoRNAOK, P M,
Native Sons.
An Important meeting is to be held
In I O O F temple this evening. Every
member Is asked to attend without
fall. Remember the time Ib tills even
ing at 8 o'olock sharp,
C S Williams, President.
Card of Thanks.
Mrs W B Morden and family desire
to extend tbelr thanks to those who
so kindly assisted them In tbelr late
beieavement
Big Tax Payment. Today BherlO
Withers received from Ban Franoisco
$5,653,SS In gold as part payment of the
O A O R R Co's taxes for 1900. The
company yet owtj ulout $12,000
"Mr and Mrs
Bicycle Rider"
DO YOU KNOW that you can get better
bicycle supplies and repairing at McClana
han's than any other place in Lane County f
DO YOU KNOW that we employ two ex
pert bicycle repairmen ?
Do YOU Know that we sold 138 Ramblers
and Ideals this year and can show the proof?
E. E. M anahan.
THE G, A. R. DEAD.
Names of Those Who Have An
swered the Last Roll Call.
The following are tbe names of tbe
members of the J W Geary Pott. G A
R, who have passed to the great be
yond and whose names were called at
the memorial exeroiees at tbe I O O F
cemetery Thursday:
Capt Joseph P GUI, Co A, Indiana
Infantry.
'Private J C Church, Co O, 2ud Iowa
Cavalry.
Private J T Hays, Co H, 88th Illi
nois Infantry.
Private J H Yates.Co D,26th Illinois
Infantry.
Lieut M D Baldwin, lot Kansas
Battery.
Lieut James W Bmitb, Co B, 7tb
Kentuoky Infantry.
C irporal L T Day, Co G, 30th Iowa
Infantry.
Lieut W B Taylor, Co G,61st Illinois
Iiifautry.
Private John H Allison, Co F, 14th
Michigan Infantry.
Private D J Travis, Co E,44tb Mary
land Infantry.
Private J F Blum, Co A, Pennsyl
vania Light Artillery.
Private R H Clark.
Private James Beavers, Co G, 6tb
Kansas Cavalry.
, Private David Nasb, Co M, 7th
Missouri Cavalry.
Private O E Blackwell, Co A, 23rd
Maine Infantry.
Private Nathan Winters, Co D, 27th
Wisconsin Infantry.
Bergeaut F M Dotson, Co A Pt Btory
GuardB, Mo,
Private E B MoElroy, Co I, West
Virginia Infantry.
Private M F Huntley, Co H, 142nd
New York Infantry.
Prluate L E MoVey, Co H, lBt Ore
gon Infantry,
PERSONAL
"Lest We Forget
J?
The Pan-American Exposition.
Tbe exposition at BuIIhIo will be
oue of tbe greatest this oountry bas
ever seen. Tbe entire machinery will
be run by the power furnished
from Niagara Falls. Although
the motive power required Is
enormous we believe it is equal to the
taBk, tbe same as Uostetter's Stomach
Bitters Is equal to the task of supply
ing the human bciy with motive
power when It is enfeebled and run
down. Its power to revitalize the sys
tem and supply new life and energy is
well known. There is no other in Jl
cine In tbe world so good for dyspep
sia, Indigestion, flatulency and ner
vousness. It bas been the favorite
medicine for over fifty years. Be sure
and get the genuine with prlva3 rev
enue stamp over tbe nock of tbe bot
tie.
New Ads Today.
E E McClanahan.
Sterner Wright.
Great
Sale
On
Hosiery
This
Week.
Misses extra heavy guaran
teed fast black ribbed hose,
regular price 25c reduced to
10 cts
Ladios fust black hose, beau
tiful patterns in lace, stripes
and drop stitch, regular price
35c reduced to
25 cts
Extra bargains in ladies
plain; hose lor 15 ar.d 20 cts.
Wo also have the most
artistic and beautiful line of
lace, stnpo and drop stitch
hose in the city from
35 to 75 cts
Tarpains for men, regular
20c gocks in black, tan and
fancy this week
13 cts
'"S H. FRIENDLY,
LKAPEK OF LATEST .STYLES AND LOW l'KICES.
Dr Lowe Is at MoMlnnvllle.
Frank Page Is here for a week's
vacation,
Warren McFarland is dowu from
Cottage Grove.
Ed Gale returned this afternoon to
Independence.
Jake Dautnfl, (J O student, left for
Portland today.
County Commissioner H D Edwards
wri in the oity r iday.
Mrs Hattie Hon" left this afternoon
for Portland to reside.
Lloyd Freeman cams down fiom
Saginaw this afternoon.
D T Hears, a well known capitalist
of Med ford is in the oity.
L E Walton, formerly of the Corner
drug store, la lo the oity.
Mrs Welby Bievens returned this
afternoon fmm a visit at Balem.
Mrs Thos Awbrey returned home to
Cottage Grove tbls afternoon.
('has Cor-hran went to Cottage Grve
this afternoon to spend Bunday.
Mrs W J Royee and sister, Mise Ida
Btroud, have returned from Portland,
A P Bettersworth, Jr, of the Junc
tion Oity Bulletin, was In Eugene to
day. Dr ard Mrs J L Birry cf Portland,
are the gurets of Miss dlth Hotliuau
over Sunday.
A B Pence, Houthern Paclttn railroad
station agent at MoMlnnvllle, Is visit
ing friende In Eugene.
Frank MoMurryia home from the
Bound country where be has h en
working for some time.
Miss Eatberlne Patterson, principal
of tbe Huntington, Or, schools, Is
home to spend Ibe holidays.
Uncle Steve Edwards '.eft this after
noon for the mud nprlngs in Northern
California to take treatment
Miss Lulu A pplegate returned on the
overland this morning from Los An
geles where ehe spent the winter.
W L Coppernoil, Carl Oglerby and
Go Campbell leave eoon for Ef Morn
Oregon on a government surveying
Job.
E J Crawford, Jr, head sawyer in
the Harrisburg sawmill, Ih in Eueene.
The mill hn olosed down for a few
days.
Frank J Miller, wife and daughter,
MIbb Lena, of Albany, are visiting at
the home of Mrs Miller's mother, Mrs
M E Gray.
Miss Louise Yoran returned home
this afternoon fmm McMlnnville
where she has been teaching In the
publio schools.
Nieces Maude and Delia Healey.
having resigned their positions in Mise
Bailsman's store, returned to their
home at Coburg today.
Miss Anna Bollock, of Oregon City,
onme up tbls afternoon to visit her
grand parents, Mr and Mrs A Gold
smith, and other relatives.
Boseburg Review, May 31: I T
Nlcklin, of the Eugene Boap Works,
is In the city today calling on our
merchants. Mr Nlcklin reports that
their business Is increasing and stys
they have enlarged tbelr plant.
Mr and Mrs EC Smith aud daugh
ter, Miss Wlnnlfred, left this afteruo n
on their trip to the Hawaiian Ilnds.
They will leave Ban Francisco June
Otb on the steamer City of Pekln and
will stop at Honolulu for a short time
then gi to Hllo where their son and
brother Carl resides. They expect to
return by Septl.
Card of Thanks.
The W R P L feeling grateful that
the memorial fountain is In place and
completed desire to pinre.s tlilr
thanks to all persons lu Eugene and
throughout tbe county who assisted
them In any way in erecting this
monument to our fallen heroes.
L. O.T. M. Attention.
Eugene Hive No. 15 will hold a
special review, Monday evening at
seven o'clock sharp. A good atten
dance is requested.
Edith A Haines, L C.
Alice M Cronkr, II K.
Nativb Dai-ohtkus. A resuWr
meeting of the Native Daughters
held in Elk's Hall Tqfsday evening.
Alter me transaction of tbe regular
business a paper on "The Omron inH
California Missions Compared" was
r ad by Miss Margaret Klnsey.
Y?ur attention , .
culled to ti, t 'am
t0 the fa.t ,if
Yerington's Pheno-Quinlne
I aiiwcltio for Cold in the Head. Tji fir!: i, Headache n,l
all ether similar oninulainta. BATLSFAl TluN Oil Miivuv
Prepared and sold ouly at MUM, Y 1) ACK,
Yerington's 9th Street Draq ztm
EUGENE fRr... o-i 3 It!
What's a table Kiehly spreaJ
without a loai cl BonbjmPTp
jjiuuu. jcrue (icnvery
hours. .
all
DUNN & CO, ssi?
When in Heed of
Groceries or Crockery
"iou will fuul our stock completed J
hues. Come m and asV
line of white Dornolnin T01'
are low as any in town. mmiu.. ..Ur,Pr
' i"j cona
N. 1. Wilson.
Successor to A. E. Wood.
inis is lor you to read.
N R Gaylord's
For a good Piano or Organ.
For a good Violin, Guitar or Banjo.
For good Accordions and Harps.
Hale's Block, Eut
All kinds of of Musical Instruments Repaiied.
Musical Merchandise . . .
The Enjoyment of Spring
can be revelled In to your heart's
content wlien you-4iave a good com
fur table vehicle to net out in and en
joy the frenhne(fn of .Springtime. We
nave all kinriB of carriages fur ityle.
speed and beauty, for comfort ana
lightness to puit nil taates and all
purses. lieincmber we Bell the
Studebrker wagon.
S. L LONG.
..-.:25a BJJUWaVl
lDon't Listen!
To the nmrj that nyi hieuy
enough to tke a wbl tart
and put it io good oriaf
ncder. UalvtheEspertwiti
f hfl urojrer tooUcandoit'efl
Bicycle
Repairing
CI ,1J t Iw. .ItaixnfJ at knM E I
?' our wheel looks old and ihUr,ta I
rme enameled If It ortrfi I
have it set ritrht Th coin I
case will be tritliug.
Wc have four Experts
Who Repair and Manufacture 'Bicycles. 'Competent men who harewtftlfc
Ohio. Illinois. Minrtouri. KnxaA. Mexico. Idaho and Oregon, ill art
experience. We also repair guns and sewing Machines.
Barker Gun Works.
. Hotel Arrivals.
KUOKSK.
Whattemorjt, Portland
B J Heoker, Albany
F 8 Tonillnson, Altiany
W P Van Sohoalck, c ittage Gror
E Van Bchoalck, Cottage Grove
M McLaughlin, Dexter
J D Kennsdy, Albany
EU Miller, Albany
H W CWke, Portland
J H Hawley, Cottage Grove
L D SlHson, Pomona
G W Whileutt, Bsgiuaw
Mrs Tri'nble, Cottage Urove
Li E Walton, Hhliey
HOFFMAN,
J H King, 8 F
D E Vernon, Oakland Or
A H Peabody, Leahurg
C Catblng, Coburg
C Bergein, Tacntrm
L 8 Harduti, Weudllng
T J Flaven, Butte
Mrs F H Bradliurry Ruhdrstn
J R Fly no, Port land
W H Miller, Ht Louis
8 Kewak, N Y
C Bloom, Portland
Bruc3 Davis, Portland
J T Morrison 8 F
AP Reitcrswrrih, Junction
E r' Rays, P, rtlatid
O W Simon, N Y
j. w. an fil
EMBOWERS and FHIHH jg
Day fi Henferson, UWs
. . ' n lll-l J Ilk tft
tmbaipiers. uor. wit. mi '
CONCERT
At the Christian Church
Tuesday Eve, June 4
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MRS ALHIzKI sncLuu,. "T'j
MRS ROSE LL"iH Wl
MRS MAY SMITH,
Dkfaultiwq MiiKKJFt-. A Nelson,
ex-suerfl lol Lake county, has been In
dieted for larceny of publio m iney.
He Is at liberty uuder bonds of the al
leged amount of the shortage In bis
tx account, $6430. Hayes Mcl'oll, a
former resident of Pleasant Hill, tbls
connty, is one ol his bondsmen, of
wl "m there are seven. George H
Bni.i 1, well known about '.'oltage
Grove, Is another boadsuiau.
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