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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eagcno Guard THURSDAY JUNK C All Popular Brands of CIGARS KOlt SALE AT JuSius Goldsmith's Telephone, Ka Main 191. Weatber special lo the Guard Portland, June fi. Showers to night; Friday probably lair. JSKAJ.S. BREVITIES. Track team benefit. Friday evening. At Frank's Hall. Wall paper, l'restou & Haiti. Keed and groceries at White'. Overtoils for wall pnper and alnts Htearns' bloyole. Crescent bloyole. Tbe two favorite makes. F L Cbaintiers, Agent. Paints and oils. Preston & Hales. Have Hammond's bre d wagon call. lit Lowe, optician, with. J 3 Luekey Uloyole tires $4.60 pair. McClaoa ban Frefh garden seeds at F L Cham ber 20 second-hand bikes at Barker Gun Works. Harness and saddles. .Preslun & Hales. Attend thetiack leaiu benefit Friday evening. All kinds of bicycle sundirw. F L Chambers. Trick team tiei.efit Friday evening at Frank's Hail. - Kmpty five-gallon tin cans wanted at Preston & Hales. Get One hammocks at away-down prices at Barker Qun Works. Come in nid rubber at our garden lime at Grlfflu Hardware Co's. White Mountain lea Cream Freezers. All sixes at Grlflln Hardware Co. Twenty second-hand bicycles cheep. F L Chambers. Watoh out for the Canary (colored) bread wagon from Hammond's. We employ expert repairmen. Bring us your repairing. McClanaban. . M O Warner tunes pianos and or liana. Repairing and polishing, Churns, butter moulds and washing machines at Griffin Hardware Cu's. Wall paper, all designs, new and prettier than ever, at F L Chambers'. All wool suits to your measure from Balem Woolen Mill goods. J M Howe. , The genuine. Delft Enamel ware it sold only by the Grlflln Hardware Co. Fishing tackle that catches and holde. All new stock. F L Cham bers. 138 Ramblers and Ideals sold tlilt year. Ask to Bee our list. MoUlana hau. Take a look at our new line of bug gies, hacks, etc, at Grlflln Hardware Company. A buggy built for throe Is a good thing when It is comfortable. Bee li at F L Chambers'. None better than the Continental Tailoring Co of Cbloago.' J M Howe, agent. Universal, Star Estate, Aoorn and Jewel stoves and ranges. All guaran teed at Grlflln Uaidwaro Co. The co-eds of the U O are arranging for a track team benefit to be given In Frank's Hall Friday night. Boreen Oy doors and windows. F L Chambers. Camp stoves and furniture all sizes and prices. Miners and prospectors outfits at Grlflln Hardware Co. Everything in tinware. Factory shipment. First-class goods at the lowest prices at Grlflln Hardware Co. Carpet tacks, carpet stretchers, oar pet beaters aud all the other little hardware used about a homo. F L Chambers, Hommmervllle & Berger bave on draft the celebrated Eugllsh porter, half-and-half, one of the most health ful drinks there Is. This Is the first ever brought to Eugene. Tea. 1 lb No I 50c Uncolored Japan tea .Vs Pure apices per can km I'lini extracts per bottle loo lOmember our spices and extracts are ill pure to conform with the Pure fu Jd law. Pants. Remember, we have tho greatest fl.CO pants going for 70c. Go thins". 8lej have been immense and our prior do ilia business, If you only give us a look, Samples Ties 2, 1.76 $1.60, woniens' tlee small sizes shaped toes $1. Ax Billy Department Store. SOCIAL. AM1C1TIAH IlKCk'lTiON AND BANQUET The Amlcitlan Debating Club of tbe High Hobool gave tbelr final reception aud banquet to the ladles of the High Hchool, at Frank's hall last evening. Tbe occasion will long be remem bered as a delightful closing of tbe social events of tbe High School season, . Tbe hall presented a gsy scene of activity, as the youDg people engaged in tbe various games and amusements of tbe eve-ling, for which prizes were g'Van. During tbe rveulng the following program was given: Musio Orchestra Greeting Charles L Austin Music ....Ciuohe Uarrol Response Cora Wold Musio Orchestra Rjcltatlon E Crow Musio Norma Hendricks At 10:30 the banquet room was thrown opeu and delicious ioe cream aud cake were served to the guests. Herbert Eastland graolously presided as t-.est master, and called upon various guests, who responded as fol lows: "Tbs High School Paper." Edward Lister; "Foot Ball Team," Charles Austin; "The Faculty," Miss Emma Chase; "Track Athletics," Elza Crow; "The Graduates," Orvllle Waller; "The Girl's Sooieties,"-Crl Wash burne; "High School 8plrlt,"-Webster Klncald;"Hlgh School Theatricals," Camllle Carroll, "The Amicitlans," Clayborn Rhodes. Tbe prizes were awarded at the banquet table, and appropriate speeobes made by tbe successful contestants. Miss Margaret Steward won the whist contest,' wliile MIbb Ermine Church won tbe token of condolence. Glenn Cherinian secured first prize In tbe bean-bag contest and Miss Camllle Carroll was tendered the lesser token. Mine Maude King and Miss Cora Wold secured tbe prizes for tbe fish' ing contest. The Amioltian club has demon strated Its energy aud ability during tbe past year by promoting the social life aod spirit of tbe Btudent bodv. It has now a membership of 48 members, and has representatives aud leaders In all the student enterprises. The KtieBtsof the c lub last evening were: Prof E D Reasler, Messrs George Warfleld and Arthur McAlister, Misses Emma Wold, Emma' Cbase, Mae Kinsey, Lola Howe, Nellie Smith, Cora Wold, Clara Wold, Camllle Cur roll, Norma Hendricks, Maggie Stew. ard, Nlta Thurston, Winnie Hadley, Neva Hadley, Elizabeth Elliot, Mary Warfleld, Maude King, Leone Kays, Ermifle Church, Jennie Jennings, Leila Jennings, Clara Smith, Helene Robinson, MyrtleOreen, Mies Hamble, Marian Sablu, Ida Heme!) way ,Bernloe Chessman, Winnie Morgan, Allma Mo- Elrny, Miss Taylor, Sadie Ford, Iva Ford, Myra Loverid:e, Eva Allen, Reba Craig, Edna Hanis, Lillian Mc- Elroy. Bids Opened. This afternoon the commissioners' court opened bids for the construction of a covered bride across Bear creek on the county road near what Is known ai the Mahan place about four miles west of Junction, as follows: Clarence Thompson 594 and $8?5 CO Geo W Kinsey 080 CO Barker Inman 740 60 E D Olds 780 00 N B Alley 625 00 Baseball Tomorrow. Tbe base ball game tomorrow to be played on Kincald Held between the Ramblers and tbe U u team promises to be a dose and Interesting one. Both teams have been practicing every day for tbe past week and are in much better shape than they were a week ago. Tbe University team has been strengthened by two ur three new men, aud tbe Ramblers will bave their catcher, MoFarland. The game will be called at 8:30 o'clock. The ad mission will be 26 cents for gents and 16 cents for ladles. PuBLto Promotions. Tonight at the Christian church ooonr the public promotion exercises of the eighth grade of the Eugene public schools. An Interesting program of musio, reci tations, sddrcsM i and a debate will be given, and an admission fee of 16 ceuta will bo charged to defray expense-. For Salh. A good milk cow for sale at my place, Fourth and Jefterton streets, Engenn, Oregon. W J Lackby, 5 and 10 cents. We have a 5 and 10 cent counter. t"al your eye over It and see what cau be do'ie with 6 to 10 cents, Books. Our 10 reut novels to close 6c. White Shirts. Linen novum. Cur sper-lal 60 ocnl values for 4'Jc. One wr sk only. Squirrel Poison. Wakeli e's per can Mack's, per can Se0 260 i i Jul (xc.4- II BV I 1ST " UVkl Names of Those Who Will Try Cases at June Term of Circuit Court. The lint of juror for the June term of olrcuit court was drawn today aa follows: y M Wilklna, druggist, Eugene A S Powers, farmer, McKenzle Bridge S H Friendly, merchant, Eugene I) F Smith, farmer, RicbardsoD A O Funke, merchant, Florence Albert P Knowlea, firmer, Mapleton U F Davis, farmer, Siuslaw C A Potterf, farmer, Lake Creek M 8 Wallls, miner, Eugene T M Grubbs, farmer, Wallace J W Williams, farmer, Long Tom It L Haves, farmer, Spencer Geo H Hale, farmer, Hsle Geo Hawley, lariner, Cottage Grove C G Ram bo, Btockraiser, Ssglnaw James Smith, farmer, Junotion Geo Kirk, farmer, Walton L F Wooley, editor, Cottage Grave' J H Fergueson, farmer, Long Tm A A Gibson, farmer, Hermann W 8 Walker, farmer, Hazel Dell F L Chambers, merchant, Eugene H J Dickey, farmer, Junction John Jenkins, farmer, Coyote Geo O Knowlee, miner, Bohemra Geo F Craw, telegraph operator, En gene - John W Btone, farmer, Creawell N Martin, farmer, Cottage Grove John Martin, farmer, Creswell David Mosby, farmer, Cottage Grove R H Huston, printer, Eugene Still More Counterfeiting. The Secret Service baa unearthed another band of counterfeiters and se cured a large quantity of bogus bills, which are so cleverly executed that the average person would never suspect them of being spurious. Things or great value are always selected by counterfeiters for Imitation, notably the celebrated Hostetter'a Stomach Bitters, which has many Imitators but no equals for indigestion, dyspepsia, constipation, nervousness and general ! debilitv. The Bitten set things right in tbe stomach, and when tbe stomach Is in good order It makes good blood and pleuty of it. In this manner the Bitters get at the seat of strength and vitality, and restore vigor to the weak and debilitated. Beware of counter feits when buying. Livery Stable aod Machinery. Geo G Gro9 has opened a new livery stable at tbe corner of Fifth and Willamette streets and has some of the finest turnouts In theolty, several new carriages and other rigs having Just arrived from Portland. Mr Gross also handles tbe Milwaukee harvesting machinery. Woodmeo Memorial. . Eugene Camp, W of W, will hold their annual memorial exercises at the Christian churoh Suuday evening June 9. Address by Rev M. L Rose. Camp and Circle will meet at ball at 7:80 and march In body to church The publlo I cordially invited to at tend. Com. Residence For Sale, My residence on ibe north side of Fifth street, between Washington and Jefferson streets, Is for sale. For terms apply to B F Dorrla.l Geo A Dsrris. Born. To Mr and Mrs Webster Wallace, west of Eugene, June 4, 1001, a son. Beautiful Snell bioyolea please their owners. Ball-bearing, easy running lawn mowers and grindstones at Griffin Hardware Co's. Great On Hosiery This Week. Sale S H. FRIENDLY. M'-ADER OF LATEST STYLES AND LOW TKICES. "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 t 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 , McGlanahan. BREVITIES. Baseball Baseball Baseball Friday, June 7th, 8 30 p m. U O ve Ramblers. Admission 25 cents Ladies IS cents. Trade bicyoles at Barker Gun Works. Condition powders and stock feed. Preston A. Hales. Leave orders for Hammond's bread wagon to stop at yonr house. C M Young and Henry Huddleaton are down from the Blue River mines. Don't miss tbe band concert Monday night June 3, by the High school brass band. Copper wash boilers, nlokle plated and granite ware at Grlflln Hardware Company. Every person who has ridden a Bnell bicycle says they are the finest run ning bike they overrode. Hoes, rakes and new wheel hoe that saves half the work of gardening. Bee them at F L Chambers'. Excavating has begun for the brick addition to tbe Hendricks building occupied by Geo T Hall & Hon. Hammond's Cafe Is being enlarged and otherwise improved. Mr Ham mond conducts a splendid eating place. W C Hale has been chosen as Its at torney for Joiephine county by the State Land Board. He succeeds Geo W Colvig. The First National bank is having a new cemeut foundation bu It for their new tafe. The looation is In tbe front private office. The ladles of the GAR had a called meeting at 3 o'clook yesterday to In I tlate new members. Three comrades were alio obligated. 8everal new ap plications for membership weie re ceived. Edward Cain, aged about 74 years, father of Monrca Cain, who wes re- c?ntly drowned on the upper Wil lamette river, is suffering from a para lytic stroke, tbe entire right side of his b'dy being paralyzed. Albany Democrat: Tbe Eugene school district Is about to borrow $25, 000 by the popular loan process. With over $500,000 lying Idle lu tbe banks of the olty this ought to be an easy mat ter. It Is the proper way to borrow money. Keep the interest at home. Eastern Star. Tbe grand lodge of Eastern Bur will convene In Portland for a three days' session on next Mon day, the 10th. Tue Eugene chapter will be represented by Mrs O D Combs, Mrs Ella Detmerlng and B S Spencer, and several other lady and gentlemen members of the order. Fob Bale. A good buggy and har ness. Enquire at this office. Misses extra heavy guaran teed fast black ribbed hose, regular price 25c reduced to 10 cts Ladies fast black hose, beau tiful patterns in lace, stripes and drop stitch, regular price 35c reduced to 25 cts Extra bargains in ladies lain I t ior 15 sr.d 20 ds. We also have the most artistic and beautiful line of lace, stripe and drop stitch hose in tho city from 35 to 75 cts Bargains for men, regular 20c socks in black, tan and fancy this week 13 cts PERSONAL, Farmer Geo A Dorrls was In Eugene today. Geo Kelly, of Wendllng, visit d Sa lem yesterday. Mrs J D Hull returned home to Roseburg today. Miss L'zzle Jackson returned this aft 3rnoon from Creswell. Frank Goodpasture is out on tbe Siuslaw purchasing cittle. Miss Ennls Btewart went to Albany today to visit a few days. Prof and Mra Wast burn left this alternoon on tbelr eit rn trie. J H Booth, receiver, of tbe U B land office at RoBeburg, Is visillug lu the olty. Blaine Anderson 'returned this afternoon to Baginaw after a short visit in Eugene. Mr. Frederick Nlchy, of Portland, is visiting at the borne of Col and Mrs 8 PSiadden. Mrs Lydia Bmitb, formerly a red dent bere, but now of Pendleton, is visiting in tbe city. Oenrire Fr zer, J-, W hick fr m As toria aud win tue a puditiou lu his father's sbop again. Frank Woodruff, of Lorane was, In Eugene today. He is now emj loyed with the SP Co's tie tralu. Mrs Lydia Smith, who has been visiting old friends In Eugene, left this afternoon for her home in Peudle ton. Mrs C D Combs went to Salem to- day to visit a few days. From there she will go to Portland as a del 'gate to tbe grand chapter, O E 8. J H Lee, tbe brick man, has re turned from Beattle and Is thinking of going to the Blue River mines to proB pect for tbe precious metal. Mrs FA Ptrry left this afterjoon for Honolulu whereshe will meet her husband, Capt Perry, of the barken tlue Arago, who is returning from a trip to Australia. Wednesday's Albany Democrat; Mrs David Link and child, of Eugene, arrived In Albany this noon and ara the guests of Chas Wagner MIbs Btella R ibluson, of Eugene, is in the city the guest of Miss Mora Mason u Alex Martin, Jr, and wife,, of Klamath Falls, passed through on. the afternoon train for Portland. They will return to Eugeue to attend eoru meno meut exercises. Mis Martin is a sister of Geo H and Dick Smith. J H Braver, of Thurston, was In the oity today aud renewed hlje sub scription to tbe Gdako. Mr Heaver states that the recent big hall storm in that part of tbe oounty did consider able damage lo tbe fruit crops, espec ially chtrries, which will be a very sboit crop in that vicinity. Mr Beaver did not bave much grain in tbe traok of the storm, so Is not loser Id that way. A letter received from Lesb ir Beck with this morning stated tt.at they would leave New York for Akron, Ohio, J uue 5, (yesterday). Ttiey bad been at Buffalo to view tbe Pa n-Atuer-loau Exposition, but as tbe exhibits were not fully placed had ra moluded to visit It later, However, li.t Beok wltb writes, it is Impossible lor lan guage to defer ibe tbe beauty of tbe tlectrie light display about the grounds and several buildings. Springfield-Natron Hail Service. The report that the tftprlngtleld branoh of the Southern Pacific rail road would not carry mail belweeu Springfield and Natron Is lnccrreot. Ibe star route servioe between the two offices will be discontinued June 1st, when the railroad will oommence tbe service. This arrangement will delay inuil for Jasper, Hazel Dell and tbs Fall Creek country 24 hours no every dav except Saturday when It will bj de layed 4S hours. There Is n uch rtis. satisfaction over the proposed ch-itice and petitions are out f.r resumption of me star route. It is said the govern ment saves only St, cents atrip through the change. The orlirlual i,ncr.n. was to end tbe railroad agent's route at Bpriogfield. Thb IsspxdioN.-The annual In. peotloo of Co's A aud C and th Fourth Regiment band last evenlug was witnessed by a crowd nf several hundred people. Besides thf. Ilallal Inspection of arms and accoutrements General Jackson Inspected the quar ters and had an Inspection of arlll. After the ceremonies dancing was lu dulgedm till a late hoar, musio being furnished by Bvarverud'a orchestra. We Forget' Yerington's Phcno.QLIjni 1ft a ttwclho 'or Cold In the Head, I .a I'.rii.p.-, Heru1.i, l. . 1 .11 other imilar oou.i.laints. BATIKKA 1'ltiN (, I'woarwl aud sold vlily at -W.Nr.Y it.C Yend9ton'so 9tbtStreet Drag store. What's a table ltichly spread without a loaf of UcnbtniPu uruuu. rruo uciivorv at hours. DUNN & CO, When in Need of Groceries or Crockery Successor to A. E. Wood. C lh is is lor you to read. Go To N K Gaylord's For a good Piano or Organ. For a good Violin, Guitar or Banjo. For good Accordions and Harps. All kindi of of Musical Instrument Repaired. Musical Merchandise . . . The Enjoyment of Spring can be revelled in to your heart's content when yon hive a good cow fortable vehicle to get out in and n iny the fretthnopu of Springtime, We have all kinds of carriages for ttyle, speed and beauty, for comfort and lightucsB to suit all tastes and all purses. Kem ember we sell the Studebaker wagon. S. L LONG. g. , , . 1 1 Who Repair and Manufncture Bicvcles. Competent men wlo Ym w"k !( Ll 'lltO, III experienc B experience. We also repair guus and eewwg Machines. Barker Gun Amos D. Hyland. Tbe-Fuuday Oreeonian of June 2nd published a cut of Amos D Uyland of Lowell (20 miles southeast of Eugene on the Willamette river, Lane couuty), together with a biographical stretch, as fullows: "Amos D Hyland, for 48 years a resi dent of Oregon, was born lu Wl'l oounty, Illinois, February 11, 1837. He crosssd the plains in 1832, and first sctilnd near Portland in July, 1853 He began life In the far west by working In a logging camp. Air Hyland re moved to Lane county two y.ars later, near what Is now Junction 1'ity. Here be was married t Rachel Anue (.'row. In 1874 be removed m near what Is now Lowell, Lane counly, where he has since resided. Mr Hy land is the most exf-neivd timber Und owner In Lane county, bis possessions being 17,01)0 acres, valued at f3."0,COO. Kecently he placed on record 41 In strumeuts conveying title to timber land to himself. He Is the father of 14 children, 11 of whom, with Mrs Hy land, are still living." Notice to Taxpayers. The 19(3 sw"nieiil rolls will be closed June 15ih. W V WlTHRRS, Slit rill mi. I Tax ( o.li-et r. Masonic 1ilkot:s. The fJrsnd Chapter of the Masonic Lodge meets In Portland next Moudav. Tbe Eu Ittie delegates are 8 M Yoran, J L He and E O Potter. The Marnnlc Oranrt Lodge meets at the same p'ace Wednesday, The delegates are 8 S Hp-ocer, L T Harris and F 8 Dunn. xr line Is complete and of Ibe finest qualvt) iu garden hose aud fixtures, at! Vour attei,ti0I1 , :ain that al Phone Red 46 Ninth Street You will find our stock complete i, ines Come in and ask to L i" line or wnue porcelain war Our are low as any in town, quality conside N. T. Wilson. Musk Store. Hale's Block, Eiijnj '. Don't Listen To the man that mti itieuj enough to uk a whttl nt and put it in good wot in oilor. Ualy theEiprttiri . the pro.ifT tools an doit -A Bicycle Repairing frame enameleo. If it v tiav if Hfc rMit Tbe"'"" case will be triniug. We have four Experts Tiii..i. ur: j ir t.i.i i A W i nd Okkob. nes. World J. W. I mm F and FillEUL na & Kerierson. B"11" Embalmers. Cor. WJ. and 7tt w. A good likeness Natural pose, ana. . Well finished Photograph is What you will Always getattne Sitting! bj .ppolntm.nt prill" I," ! Oh Say! . !...M l.n l in '. bt i j. ,,,,- ...I, J' Ji and e:riint our nu..in P .int enfl Co tigft.'' uruuu aaraware lo t.