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Daily Eugene Guard FRIDAY JUNE 7 All Popular Brands of CIGARS KOIi SALE AT Julius Goldsmith's GUARS Telephone, No Main 191. Weather sell to the 8utrd Portland, June 8. Showers to night; fair Saturday. BEAU. BREVITIES Will paper. Preston & Hales. Feed and grooerleB at White'. Overtons for wall paper und paintB Btearus' bloyole. Cnncont bicycle. The two favorite makes. FLCbamben, Axeut. Paints and oils. Preston fc Hales. Have Hammond's bre d wagon oall. Or Lowe, optician, with J S Luokey Trade bicyoles at Barber Oun WorkB. Bicycle tires $4.60 pair. McC'lana linn Frefh garden seeds at F L Cham bers'. Strawberries 6 cents per box at Ax Billy's. Beautiful Bnell bicycle, phase their . owners. 20 second-hand bikes at Barker Oun Winks. Harness und saddles. Preiton A, Hales. Allkludsof bicycle sundircs. F L Chambers. Empty five-gallon Mil C:ns wanted itt Predion & Hales. Oet fine hammocks at away-down prices at Barker Gun Works. Twenty second-hand bicyoles aheap. F L Chambers. - Leave orders for Hammond'a bread wagon to stop at your bouse. While Mountain Ice Cream Freezers All sizes at Urlllln Hardware Co. Watoh out for the Canary (colored) bread wagon from Hammond's. Wn employ expert repairmen, firing us your repairing. McClauaban. Churns, butter moulds and washing machines at Griffin Hardware Co's. M O Warner tunes pianos and urguue. Repairing and polishing. Wall paper, all designs, new and prettier than ever, at F L Chambers'. The genuine Dolft Enamel ware is sold only by the Grlfllu Hardware Co. All wool suits to your measure from Biklem Woolen Mill goods, J M Howe. Fishing tackle that catches and holds. All new stock. F h Cham bers. Condition powders and stock feed. Preston A Hales. Take a look at our new line of bug gies, liaoliB, etc, at Grllllu Hardware Company. Ball-bearing, easy running lawn mowers and grindstones at Grinin Hardware Co's. 138 Ramblers and Ideals sold this year. Aektosoeour list. MoClaua liau. None better than the Continental Tailoring Co of Culoago, J M Howe, agent. Our line Is oomplote and of tbe fluent quality In garden hone and fixtures, at On 111 u Hardware Co's. . Every person who has ridden a Bnell bloyole says they are the finest run ning bike they ever rode. Hoes, rakes and new wheel hoe that naves half tbe work of gardening. Bee them at F L Chambers'. Camp stoves and furniture all size and priors. Miners aud prospeotors ru tilt at Qrlflln Hardware Co. Carpet tacks, oarpet stretchers, oar pet betters and all the other little hardware used about a borne. F L Chambers. Kkw Justice Aim-ointkd. The oomiuUsionora' court at yesterday's aissioii appointed cx-Commlsalouer W T Bailey as Justice of tbe peace of Glnutena precinct to fill out the unex pired term of Win Kut'ierlaud, win illnl recinlly. Tea. 1 lb No I 60c Unpolored Jupan tea 81c Pure spices per can hlc J'ure extracts per bottle loo Remember our spices and extracts are nil pure to conform with the Pure food law. Pants. ll'Mtirmber, we havs ibo greatest $1.00 l.lllM Wllltll flT 7Art Clothing. Bales have heel) Immense and our rloes do the business, If you only glvt us a look. Samples Ties $2, $1,75 $1.60, women.' tleemiall slice shaped toes U. Ax Billy Department Store. PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Promotion of Members of Eighth Giade Last Night. HIOH SCHOOL GRADUATION T0NI0NT. Tbe publle promotion of members of the eighth grade of the Eugene public schools ocourred last night at the First Christian church before a large audience. The interior of tbe building was Dlcely decorated with evergreens and ro.es for tbe occasion. Oa tbe rostrum were sealed Directors Eaklo, McClung and Bohwarzacbild and Btat Superintendent J H Aokerman. The program glveu below waa well ren dered. Prof Arkerman's address to the class was heartily appreciated and tbe debate on the question of allowing bioycles to run on tbe sidewalks was interesting, - The elms numbers 96 and Is oom posed of the following: FEBRUARY DIVISION. Amelia Benner, Alfred Brooks, Leonard Brooks, Cbarles Carter, Frank Cherry, Wlnnifred Cockerline, Beba Craig, Bruce Davidson, Mary David son, Elsie Davis, Ina Dunn, Lotta Far- lelgb, Glenn Farrow, Stlllman George, Gertrude Gray, Leathe Honlg, Eda Humphrey, Jesse Inman, Myra Love- rldge, Alicia McElroy, Lillian Mo Elroy, Harry McGulre, Elsie Mo Murry, Alma Murden, May Poll!, dally Pollook, Helone Itobinson, Ed ward Ilostein, Grace Bergeant, Blanohe Stratton, Van Bvarverud, Inez White, Llnnie White, David Whitley, Paul Wllloughby. JUNE DIVISION. Blaine Addison, Ella Addison, Eva Burton, Cleveland Calloway, Florence Chaffee, Leota Close, Ethan Collier, Ralph Crow, Franklin Davidson, Iva bord, Clarence Foes, Goldie Garrett, Nellie Gilbert, Pearl Gilbert, Alice Gum, Durward Gwln, Elsie Haggard, Naomi Ham, Clara Harding, Merlin Harding, Edna Harris, Lela Harrison, Arthur Heudersbott, Orlo Hender ihott, Mary Hill, Cora Huiiry, Blair Hunter, Mae Hyland, Otis Logan, Naomi Lombard, Hattte Marolt, Joe Matlock, Margaret MuCornack, Jennie MoFarland, Luoy MuFarland, Eva VIoMurry, Frank Miller, Alberta My era, Juddle Newman, Stella Owen, Gilbert Piokard, Eddie Platls, George Pratt, Donald Preston, Garrett Purker- son, Lillian Qulner, Lulu Russell, Jennie Sage, Minnie Bohwarzwhlld, Ernest Blmmous, Lois Bmith, Wllda Btarr, Agnes oteveuion, Zuleum Tib belts, Willie Turner, Anna Wald, Mary Watson, Jennie Wetberbee, Nellie Wbltaker, Burke Williams, William Williams. . P HOG) RAM. The program last night was as fol lows: Musio Boclety Marol Coutral School Orchsst'a Invocation Rev W B Holllngshead Vooal Dnet "I Would That My Love" Ntillle Gilbert, Reba Craig. Salutatory aud Clans History Eda Humphrey tteoltatlon "A Tribute to Colum bus" Ethan Collier Essay "Lane C unity as a Home" Nellie Whlteaker IteolUtlon "Home, Sweet Home" Elale Davis Viollu Duet "Bweet Little Katie Claire" Arthur and Orlo Heudersbott. Debate "Resolved, That' the olty council of Eugene should prohibit bloyole riding on the sidewalks dur ing the summer mouths." Affirms tlve Glen Farrow, Mary Watson; negative Heleue Robinson, Harry MoGulre. Valedictory aud Clans History Elsie MoMurry Vocal Bolo "When the Birds Go North Again" Lillian MoElroy Class Address State Bupt Aokerman Flower Bong.. .Central School Orchestra Presentation of oertlfloates of promo tlou. Musio "America" Audience OTHKR PROMOTIONS. Today the pupils of the lower grades received their certiflusUa of promotion aud the sessions for this school year have ended, Teaohsra aud pupils alike will have a three months vaca tion and by mxt September will be ready to take up the work again with renewed Interest sud energy. JIIOll SCHOOL OHAIHIATION. At the Christian church tonight the first gradiiHtion of the hugene High 5 and 10 cents. Wn have a 5 and 10 cent eonnU r. Ca-t your eye over It and see what can be do le It ti 5 to 10 eeuts. Books. Our 10 cent novels to close 6c. White Shirts. I.lnrn Nimnnis. Our special 60 oeut value for 40V. One week only. Squirrel Poison. Wakcleo'a psr oan Mack's, per can ano ibo School will take plac. I! r W 8 Gilbert, of Po.tlaud, formerly a mem ber of tbe board of sohool directors of this district will deliver the address before the clas tbe personnel of which is as follows: Herbert Clair Euil. land, Lola Howe, Mae De- Camp Kinney, Ciaylioine Rhodes Nellie Mae Bml b, Frank Ellsworth Taylor, A O ville Waller, Cnester Wesley Wathburue, O ri Isa bella Rlggs Wold. The program to be given touigbt Is as follows: Musio E H B Mandolin Club Invocation Rev Dr D E Loverldge Piano Duet..-. . . Sadie Ford, Camllle Carroll Oration K E Taylor "Japan a New World Power." Oration May D Eloeey "Pavla and Santiago." Musio E H B Glee Club Class History Lola Howe Oration Cora I R Wold " Regulea " MubIo E HH Mandolin Club Class address Rev W 8 Gilbert Musio i E H 8 Glee Club Presentation of diplomas. Musio "America" Audience SOCIAL. TRACK TEAM BENEFIT TONIGHT. The benefit to be given the traok team of tbe University of Oregon by the co-eds tonight In Frank's hall promises to be a great success. Tbe program will consist of a talk by Dr Strong, a solo by Prof Glen, and a number of pretty and comio living pictures. Among the living pictures there will be portrayed Romeo and Juliet, tbe two soenes at the tomb and at the baloony; Lord Ullio's Daughter, Tbe Ballad of the Oyster Man; Tbe Three Fates; Vanity Fair; Maud Muller; Preollla and John: Al len, Besides the program there will be booths, auotions, eto. Tbe senior girls will sell college emblems; tbe juniors candies and sweets; the sopho mores light drinks, and tbe freshmen loe oream and other refreshments. A PLEASANT QATHERINO. Last evening Mr and Mrs J 8 Luck ey entertained a few friends at their pleasant home on Tenth aud Pearl streets, A delightful evening was spent at whist, danolng and other amusements, and an appetizing lunch eon was served. Those present at this enjoyable aftalr were: Mesdamea Elizabeth Caroline Luckey, Hnttie Helle Spencer, Roenab Bell Bmith, Martha Angellne Hendricks, Elizabeth Burch Premie; Misses Nellie Mae Gilfryl Edna Pearl Luokey, Ada Dile Hendricks, Ruby Villard Heuricks; Messrs Thomas Grundy Hendricks, Frederick William Prentice, Joseph Speed Luckey, George Washington Smith, Ray Gondola Goodrich, Ross Mills Plummer, Rlohard Shore Smith. ' H. A. U CLCB. Mrs J W Kays entertained the H A L Club in her usual winsome manner at ber home on South Willamette, street yetterday afternoon. Besides tbs regular work of the club a fancy work contest was held in which Mrs L L Whltson woo the flfrt prize and Mrs Jerry Horn was . awarded the token ef consolation. There was an attendance of 17 members, only three being absent. Tbe gueBts of the club at its meeting yesterday were: Mrs Gso D Llllny, Miss Fuss, Mrs Claire Willoughby, M's W Kuykendall, Mrs Earl aud Miss Mabel Blmmous, The olub meets with Mrs David Link three' weeks from yesterday.-, Bridge Contract Not Awarded, The contract for building the bridge aoross Bear oreek near Junotlon, bids for whloh were opened by the oounty commissioners' court yesterday, was not awarded. Bids will again be ad vertised for under the new law which provides for plana to be drawn by the oounty surveyor, and the oontractors to bid on those plans. MEEJ Ilea Styles,Jiem Imdie's All the Latest Summer Shades In our $1.00 Kid Gloves Friendly's Kid Gloves Have no Equal REMEMBER y WE FIT OUR GLOVE SN Mr and flivsjz? Bicycle Rider" DO YOU KNOW that you can get botter bicycle supplies-arid repairing at McLlana lian's than any other place in Lane OouDty 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 ( ft E, E JcOlanahan. -lis,,-.. .I1J.M.IRI '",t?!i BREVITIES. News of Interest is found on tbe in side pages of tbe Guard. George Nnrrls has finished assessing the three Eugene and Falrmouut pre oincts. Universal, Btsr Eitate, Acorn and Jewel stoves and ranges. All guaran teed at Griffin Haidware Co. A hop contract was filed yesterday In Albany oetween G W Phillips aud Horsl & Co at 11 oents per pound. Lester Hulln and L B Rowland have commenced tbe erection of their new residences on Eleventh street. Our public schools were dismissed for the sohool year today, and tbe av erage buy and girl Is glad of a vaoation. The paluters have finished putting tbe first coat of paint on tbe fire bell tower and are now at wrk on tbe city hall. Prof Henry D Sheldon, of the U O, will deliver an address before the liter ary societies of the Ashland normal sohool June 10th. Miss jiiiia Hatch, of Laos, ladia, will speak In the First Presbyterian church, Sunday, June (Kb, morning and evening. In tbe evening she will exhibit curios of that mission field. MIjs Hitch, the returned missionary from Laos, who is to fill the Presby terian pulpit next Sunday morning and evening will be entertained by Miss Katherine Hanna. Miss Hanua invites all ladies interested, without reference to denominational lines, to meet Miss Hatch informally at ber home Saturday June 8, at 4 p m. Notice to Contractors. . Plana and specifications for the con struction of a thrree-rtory brick addi tion to tbe Hotel Eugene, In Eugene, Oregon, also for the plaoing of a steam heating plant in Bald hotel, are now on file at the law office of L L Stevens, in Eugene, Oregon. Sealed bids for the same will bo re ceived by the undersigned, at the above office until 3 o'clock p m, June 20th, 1901. Y D Hensill, Architect. Livery Stable and Machinery. Geo G Gross has opened a new livery stable at tbe corner of Fifth and Willamette streets and has some of tbe finest turnouts In the oity, several new carriages aud other rigs bavlug just arrived from Portland. Mr Gross also haudles tbe Milwaukee harvesting machinery. For Sale. A good buggy and har ness. Enquire at this olllce. Everything in tinware. Factory shipment. First-class goods at the lowest prices at Griftln Hardware Co, Shades,(leta Glasps Kid Glove Our $1.00 Glove Equals any $1.25 Glove Sold PERSONAL. 8am May Is visiting In Harrlaburg, N B Alley went tP Roseburg today on business. H N Cookerline, f Palem, -"as in Eueue today. Mrs Norbert Aya went to Cottage Grove this afternoon on a visit. Miss Laurlne Layne returned this afternoon from Cottage Grove . Miss Neva Perkins went to her home at Cottage Grove Ibis afternoon Miss Harriet Wtrfleld left thiB after noon for a visit with friends at Albany aud Balem. Mrs W M Mllller und Mrs W Royce went to Cottage Grove this afternoon lor a visit. Miss Blanche Taylor left this after. noon for a four weeks' visit with friends at Albany, Crvallis and Inde pendence. Mias Nettle Whitney, one of tbe teachers in the Albany ubllo schools, oatue borne this afternoon to spend tbe summer. Rev W 8 Gilbert arrived np from Fori land this afternoon and will de l)"er!'H nJ(ireps before the gradatln class of the High School at the Chris. tiun church tonight. L G Adair and wife leave tomorrow for a two weeks' visit to Boswell Springs. Tuts is Mr Adair's first vacation for two years aud be is en' titltd to u pleasant one. Dr W Kuykendall was called to Co- burg last evening to attend tbe injuries of 10-year-old (J I in on I Lewis, sou of A A Lewis, who fell aud broke bis left aim neir the elbow. Superintendent of Publio Instruo tlou J H Aokerman returned to Balem today after having delivered an ad' dreBs before tbe graduating class of tbe grammar schools last night. Ad Reams leaves Sunday for Butte, Montaua, with a "string" of race horses, which be has entered In the olrcult of that Btate, He has some speedy ones that are hard to beat. Fred Edwards, UO student, weut to Corvallis today to attend tbs com- mencement exercises of the agricultural oollege next week. Mr Edwards la graduate of the college witb tbe class of '99. He grid latcs at tbe U O this year. John Haudsaker leaves Snturday for Des Moines, Iowa, to attend a summer sohool. The length of his stay is in defi lite. The b st wishes of a wide circle of friends go with him. He is courteous gentleman ai.d a sincere Christian. Mrs H E Herring and Mrs B Ross, mother aud Bister of Mrs A Wbeekr, arrived ou the afternoon train from Onawa Iowa, on an ex tended visit with Mrs Wheeler an family. Mrs Herring has visited Eu gene before and has many frleuds who will be glad to meet her again Still More Counterfeiting. The Secret Service has unearthed another band of counterfeiters aud se cured a large quantity of bogus bills which are so oleverly executed that tbe average person would neversuspect them of being spurious. Things of great value are always selected by counterfeiters for Imitation, notably the celebrated Hoetetter'a Stomach Bitters, which has mauy Imitators but no equals for Indigestion, dvsnensl onnstlpation, nervousueta and geueral debility. Tbe Bitters set things right In the stomach, aud when the stomach IS In good order It makes good blood aud plenty of It. In this manner ih Bitters get at tbe seat of slreugth and vitality, and restore vlg ir to the weak and debilitated. Beware ol counter feits when buying. Residence For Sale. .y resinenox ou ibe im.th fide of firth street, between Washington Nnd Jefferson itreets, Is for r-ale. For irm, apply to B F i) irris.J Geo A Dokr:s. W. K. P. I. The W 11 P L will meet at the resi deuce of Mrs John Gray touiruorrnw (Saturday) afternoon at 2 o'olonk. Cor. bEC. Notice to Taxpayers. The MOO assessment roll iu t closed June 15th. W W Withers, Bberin and Tax Collector. 'Lest We Forget' In a neiric for Cold In tlio HeaH. I.n Cr!j', HeaiW,,. ., i 11 other imilar oomulaints. BATIKFA t'JON olt v Preyed arid sold only at I'Al'k, Yenngton'slthStreet Drug stor8 What's a table Kichly spread" wiuioui a loai 01 Ucnbrnieie Bread. Free delivery at aii hours. DUNN & CO. fell1 When in Need of Groceries or Crockery Successor to A. E. Wood. Go To For a good Piano or Organ. . For a good Violin, Guitar or Banjo. For good Accordions and Harps. AM -f f U. ..I I 1 ......... .. D ...A Musical Merchandise ... Hale's BlocK, Eujct' SI fil:Jilffl;:Don Who Repair and Manufacture Bicycles. Cmnpfti lit men who hiKitbii Ohio, IlliDois, Miswmri, Kansas, Mexico, Idaho ml U tD. A experience. We also repair guus and uewiog Mitchme. Barker Gun Works. The Enjoyment of Spring can be revelled In to your heart's content when yon hive a good com fortable vehicle to get out in and ?n ioy the freahuevB of Sf-riiiKtime. W'e hare all kiDda of carriages for ttylf, peed and beauty, for comfort ami lightness to tmit all tastes and 11 purses. Kemember we sell the Studebaker wagon. S. L LONG. Hotel Airhals HOFFMAN. F E Miller, Cottnge Grove J R Flynn, Portland A Dippel, Portland J A'rnett, 8 K J Q Williams, H F Wm Beck, N Y C Muer, Cbicago L O Jameson, Portland J H Ackerman, Hslem Mrs K t. Gray, Grants Pass Mm H Thornton, Grants Pas J EHeston, 8 F G T Lane, Wallerville J F Kinney, Vida J Inman, Elmlra Geo A Peel, Portland Perry Flood, Portland J W Hutchinson, Portland FA MoHrlde, l,os Angel.'S W F Hule, N y K C Johnstone, Portland J D lls.c. Soitttle F I'hauitirrs, rteuttl W L Starr & wf, 8;uUvill. M J Maloney, HI Joveiii J II Heed & f, tt K M O P itu r, Portlaml Ht'ciKMC. W K H nan, Minnenolis P K II niprt, Mlnnea!fi Ghm K Kurtnn, b F H W Knb'iisnn, rtt P..II1 O C Clelni, Albany J F Warner, Albany Frank Woodrufl, Lorane L H Woodrufl, Lorane, B Htlmup, Wendllng W H Powers, Wendllng A Helnzman, Wendllng M L Haramltt, Delta Idaho H N Cwkerline, M-m U M Euy Balem YWltemiUII , . Yerington's Pheno.Quinine You will find our stock comp, hnes. Come in and ask lose ' line of white porcelain, ware Ow are low as any in town, quality coir N. T. Wilson. This is for you to road. N IVGaylorcTs t sassstxBLa uzxxiasszsm UM ;To the mat, that un it'iein enoii'li fitikva hiwn ami put it in goni woniit, nn Its-. Oaly the Extttfj tlio ureter bioUcudoit ? Bicycle BhouM ti ', V ii'.t v.te it ti. I your whn I't'i'n oM sud nb d'ij.Ih fmnii) ''mtTuel.'il. If it it ir.'Bk liave it nut ri-'lio. .'iLe ciifi0t code v ill l)o trilii We have four Experts mmm m i ui mi' fl!rrS!' EHBALMESS uA uaj at nti r . tufiaiirers. w. m.. A good likeness. Natural pose, ani Well finished Photograph is What you w Always get at to Sitting, by .p30lnt"""2, fl !(.... " -it. Civ'l i..tthij"- bT In f.n.-J l' in i.ri.-. " kKt Pi iJMJA
