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Today's News
Today.
VOL. 19.
THURSDAY EVENING
EUGENE, OREGON, JUNE 13 1901
THURSDAY EVENING
NO 119
DAILY EUGENE GTJ AM). T-r
TO CLOSE
$8,000
STOCK
Men's and
Boys'
Clothing
Must be
Closed out by
July 5th, 1901
era
We aiu going
to remodel
our store and
must move
this line of
Goods.
Call at once
for bargains.
BROS.
All Groceries
Don't Look Alike to Us
They must be pure and fresh if they come
from our Store. The superiority of our goods
fs not a matter of chance, but is the result of
increasing effort on our part to obtain only
those qoods which are palatable, wholesome
and absolutely pure.
TRANSVAAL U RESPONSIBLE
111 Make Kaffir
British Govenimeiit
Ikr War
Expenses 'of
CAMP GREEK OIL
Ed Diryee Will Soon Develop
Bis Prospects.
constitutional convon-
the Piatt amendment by formal
not
Telephone
Maii 18 1
STERNER & WRIGHT
Special Notice to Ladies.
The IikIIi a of the W O T U invite
tbr-Christian woinen of Eugene anil
vlcii.iiy in Dieot with tbera at a speo-
lal meeting Friday afternoa, June 11,
a! 2:30 o'clb.
MhS Cox, President,
Mrs Jackson, Secretary.
Pttronizo the Baptist market for
cakes just like your mother U9ed to
moke
Everything in tinware. Factory
First-class goods at the
Itwtat trices at Oriffiu Hardware Co
AO JENNINGS,
CHVAN DTJYN
Jennings YanDuyn
Real
Estate
Exchange
Farm and city property for tale, rn.
ind exchange. Money loaned end
retita collected on reasonable term.
l,itt vnnr nrunertv with lis. Coireo-
p-miien-M aohcitxl. Riferenf by
psririon to First National Bank,
Eugene Ore on. Call and . u
aud we treat yon right,
OS'cooTer Lane County Bank, Engine, Or.
A Voting
Contest
The Goodale-Case Nuptials.
Balem Statesman, Jane 13.
A quiet wedding took place at 4
o'clock yeierday afterneon at the res
IJeucHof J u Goodale, Br, it the cor
ner of O .k and 12tu streets, when J C
Goodale, Jr, and Miss J rale Case were
joined in wedlock. Only a few rela
tives and immediate friends of toe
parties were present at the ceremony,
which was parformed by Rev W C
Kantnerof the First Congregational
church.
The bride 1b one of Salem's accom
plished and highly respected young
ladies, having been reared and edu
cated In this city, and Is estrenied
very highly by her wide oirole of
f lends. The groom is also widely
known In Balem, having lived here for
a number of years engaged in the lum
ber business as a member of the Good
ale Lumber Co. He is a member of
some of the leading fraternal orders In
this oily and la held in the hlgU-it
esteem by his host of assoclaU 3 and
friends, a young man of sterling qual
ities aud possessed of exceptional bust
nesa ability.
Brick Kiln Burned. The burn
ing of J M Martin's 203,OJO-br:ck kllu
was completed at 10 o'clock this fore
noon. It will take 15 days for it to
cool off.
We are headquarters for miuing
men because we carrry the only com
nlet line of miners' supplies in tin
city. Grlfiln Hardware Co.
WILL COST STOCKHOLDERS $250,000000
Sjtelal to the Guard.
New York, Juno 13. A London dispakh this morning
says the l-nusii govei nment lias decided that tho Jransvaal
gold mines must pay half ilia cost of t'.ie Boer war.
Hie levy on tho stockholders will reach the enormous
sum of $2di',UL' ,000. Tho determination of the govern
ment to make the miners pay part of the cost of the war
causes the greatest consternation among the holders of
Kaffir stocks.
INDIAN FIGHTERS AND PIONEERS.
Special to the Guard.
Portland, June 13 The Annual Reunion of theNoith
Coast Indian War Veterans is heiug held in this city today.
The Pioneer's Association meets tomorrow.
CUBA ACCEPTS PLAIT AMENDMENT.
Special to the Guard.
Havana, June 13. The Cuban
tion has given assent to
adoption.
1 he Piatt amendmont provides that . una shall
alienate territory, or make any special treaty with any
eiffti power without the consent of the United Staies.-
uuard.J
KAISER CONGRATULATES.
Special to the Guard
Boston, June 13 Tho Young Men's Christian Associa
tion Jubilee Convention now in session in that city, lias
received a congratulatory telegram from Kaiser William of
Germany.
CANNIBALS ATE MISSIONARIES.
Bpeelal l ) the Guard.
Victoria, June 13 The Australian steamship just
arrived brings late advices lrom New Ouinea.
Rev. James dial mors and Kev. a. l lomi.kins, mis
sionaries among the natives, and fourteen native teachers
were ina.sacred bv cannibals.
The unfortunate missionaries were cooked and eaten .
VESV SOOD INDICATIONS.
Ed M Duryee, upon whose farm In
the Camp Creek country, twelve miles
northsast of Eugeue there are strong
Indications of the existeuca ol petro
leum aud mention of which has been
made in recent I sue. of the Guard,
today informed a repor er that the
prospects will be developed soou,
F A McHrlde, from the South) rn
California oil Holds, has I teen In Eu
gene and vlalnlty for a few days and
baa examined the proapeota ou Mr
Duryee's place aud pronounces them
to be very good. He left this after
noou for Los Angeles and will Imme
diately send representatives of a com
pany there ti Eugene lu further Inves
tigate the matter aud If they arrive at
the same oouoIuhIod that Mr MuUrlde
has, viz, that the prospect warrant
the expenditure of money for their do.
velopmeut, they will commence baring
as soou as the ueoeseary apparatus Is
secured. This oompuny has heard of
the Camp Creek proepeuts and It anx
ious to seud its representatives h-re to
develop them.
The Los Angeles company Is already
established and doing business in Cali
fornia, aud will uot wait to sell stock
before they begin operations.
Mr McBrlde, who has considerable
knowltdge of the oil business, aays
that the geological formation of the
Camp Creek country la exactly like
that around Petaluma and at other
California oil districts, aud tbat II la
his opinion that petroleum exists there
In great quantities.
In Outing
Clothing
Wo load, and are showing an ex
tonsive lino of fino all wool flannel
skeleton suits of up-to-date tints.
These goods aro more carofully
made than tho usual run of such
garments, they hold their shape
better.
A bolt is furnished with each suit
and the trousers have tho patent
turu-up.
P. Frank & Son. i
Getting
Up With
Son
the
GOING TO WORK.
The Southern Pacific Co. Will
Improve Lines in Oregon.
Given by the leading Merchant,
ot Eugene by which a
$450 Kimball Piano
Will Km oiven FREE to th T.ode, School,
Clmrch nr (Mvauizitien vote l the moat liopu
lr bv Oct M'h. 1 II. A I bill')! rnurt be
marked with n mea .if mer -hauta iaaumg aatne
or thev will not be count!.
The fnllowintf merchant iaaus ballot with
aach 'J-'t cnt ch p.i'cha.e.
J V Kauffman. Dry Gooda, Clothing and
Millinr ry.
lavi. l.'nk. Boot, an I Soom
I, Chainlwra, Hardware and Bicyclea.
.1 C 'ireen A Son, Oroctrie.
1, (' Skla, Groceries.
N T Wil.nn, Groceries
l.ittlefi.ld'a Cigar Store, Ciga- and
Tobaccos.
C C Hammond-. Tijkiry and Restaurant,
L'iiif-M?tioner.
Vniiti i'y Book Store, Books and Sia
lic rr.
.t W Kaea Knrnliar. '"), FurulWira.
W-nter t'h Mi t'.., I':inlorapln.
Wtl l'.-n.. I.irery an l Kei Si -.Ma. ,
Dr A li Atjd, LXDlHtorsr Ljnst oun
ty Bank.
Knirtn. Soap Cn, Mnnfactnr.ra I.q.I.o
Soap and l'rli Waahins Pnw.lr.
A Kinkin, l'ianns. Organ and Molc!
(i-rla.
J A Mauri-, Jw.w.
Kn ytn Mill and Elei atot Co., Tloor.
EiUr'i Piano Houit. Portland. Or.. Weftera
whokuk Dalr a Kimball Pianos,
f A Rankm.Lccj u
Summer
Shoes...
in all the latest styles,
toes, and colors.
GOOD SHOES
for
Little Money.
YORAH'S SHOE STORE
Winter
Photo Co.
SPLENDID NEWS.
Special to the Guard.
Portlahd, Or, June 18. ine urn
R Co will make extensive Improve
ments on their t iregon Hues this sum
mer. As soon as practicable the steam
shovel will be moved to the river pit
at Harrlsburg and will re-ballast their
entire main line, placing about 18
Inches of gravel npon the roadbed.
i'his will place the roadbed up to the
Btandard of Eastern roads.
On the Mobak line ballasting will
oommence about July 1st. Koadmaa-
ter Walte Is now on that branch mak
ing preliminary arraugemeuta for Ibis
work and it Is said he has louna
good bed of gravel easily accessible to
the rosd. It Is reported that Presl
dent Hays will put all of the Houtb
arn Pacific lines lu flr.t-clsss order.
BASEBALL SUSDAY.
Ramblers and Bohemias Will Play
Again ai the Park.
Arrangements have been completed
fo'anollier game of DaseBan oeiwi ;u
the Uamblera of this city and the lie
beruias of Cottage Grove, to be played
at Bangs' Park ueit Hundey.
The Ramblers have defeated the Bo
twira this season, tut the latUr
t.m ha. been built up considerably
sines the last game aud eipcl to make
a much better showing riuuday.
ALBtftt va r.uo.
The gams Iwtwfn the l.ical team
and the Allaiiy lUmnlers to be played
at the Park Sunday, Jane ura, is ai
aaaured fact, final arrangement" bar.
in- kn nnanmrtia taxi trxlay. The
manaeement of the Albany teaman
nouncea that a spwial train will bs run
m Euneue on thsl day and a 'erg
number of rooters will accompaoy the
team.
Oi-iha Hovhu Fixture Bold.
itmrnev le M Travis, scent for Mr.
t r i.,l,r U. '!d ti Walt.r B as
Indications of Oil.
Pendleton, Or, June 18 P G Mc
intosh and an East OregonHn repre
sentatlve visited tiie Han ford Stroud
plaoe, 11 miles south from Pendleton
on McKay oreek, yeaterdsy afternoon,
and Inspeoted the oil exploration works
of P L Krelzer & Bon. The Kreliers
are now down 1U0 feet and are In
black rock. Water taken from the
shafts shows drope of oil that are
thought to indicate the presence of
petroleum. The elder Krelzer stated
that be la confident that oil will be
found, and bis work will be pro scouted
until a omplete demonstration has
been made one way or the other.
SOCIAL.
to oreate an appetite Isn't neces
sary if you are going to have
some of our delicious hams r
bacon for breakfast. They era
appetizing thernrelvoa to the
Jaded or dainty palaw, at well as
being nourishing and wholesome.
All our foods are high grade our
prloes bed rock.
J. U. GREEN & SON
Telephone JTain 35 1
Buy your
Groceries and
Feed
At my store. A ticket froe with
each 25 cent purchase, giving
you one tfote in the GRAND
PIANO CONTEST.
Granted a Bchoi.aksiiii'. Mark
Wonlf, of Newberg, lias been granUd
a scliolsrahlp in history at the Univer
sity of Oregon next year. Mr Woolf la
a graduate of faciflo college tblayear.
A numbar of other scholarships are
still opeu to gradual-i of the Unlver
sity of Oregon and other colleges of the
state.
Wj i.i. Dim m inc on Tmc--Preldent
ntrong or the University announces
that all exerolsea during eom:nenoe
mei t week will commence promptly on
time. On Thursday the graduating
exercises will commence at 9.30 a m
sharp, allowing those attending from a
distance to return home ontheZ;C8
trains.
uocrior Photoiraphs,
Chambers BlocK, Eujene.;, and other future, in tb.
old rarksr opera mww.
Tiikiii Oihim atkd. Ira Hylaod,
of Kali Crei k, bad an accident this
week wblob proved quite painful.
While riding after cat lie hie horse fell
aud di.loftiii d one of his thighs.
"THl HENRIETTA."
The people of Eugene should bear In
mind that Saturday night la the time
of the rendition of the comedy-drama,
"The Henrietta," by the students of
the U O for the bent fit of the atbletlo
fund. The ooya are still "In the bole"
about S20t( and it behooves onr oltl
tens to patronise the play liberally to
help them to get out of debt.
Pit rERSOK-MESRRVH.
In Cowlea Memorial Chapel at the
Divinity Hchool last evening at
o'clock Rev M L Rose, pastor of the
Christian ohursh.pronounced the words
wblob united for life Mis. Emily
Meserve and Mr Elraer M Patterson,
The wedding was attended by a num
ber of the frlenda of the contracting
parties who are widely and popularly
knowt. In Eugene religious olrolee, the
groom oelng a student of the Divinity
Hchool, and the bride being an aotive
worker In all the varloua ohuroh
branches. They will make tbelr home
In Eugene, Their many frlenda wish
them unbounded happiness and pros
perity lu their Jonrney together through
life.
MRS. BLADDER ENTERTAINS.
Mrs 8 P Bladden yesterday afterLOon
at her pleasant home In the western
suburbs of Kugene, gave a reception Id
honor of Mrs K A N Itchy, of Portland,
bo Is visiting Mrs Bladden for S few
days. A delightful afternoon
spent In different amusements, the
principal one of wblob waa a floral
guessing contest, In wblob Mrs 8 M
Yorsn wss swarded first prise, Mr
Laura Harris second and Mrs J A
Straight the trophy of condolence.
The afternoon of pleasure was brought
to a close by the serving of a beautiful
luncheon by tbe hostess and assistants.
Those whose good fortune It was to at
tend Uils delightful affair are: Mes
dames Frederick Nltchy (Portland), i
Church, Laura Harris, J A Straight,
Clair Wllloughby, G D Linn, Ii Hll-
yeu, 8 K Ksrns, K W Oaburn, John 8
dray, John Hirauli, C E Lnomls, P R
Klnasy, Y V Hsnslll, Ja Horrmsn, w
H Hnhmsn, L N Honey, T G Hen
dricks, K M Wllklns, 8 H Friendly, J
8 Luekey, U W Lowe, 1 L Whlleoti,
OeoTHall.Hr, 8 M Yoran, Geo O
Yoran, J H Chambers, D E Loveridge,
E U McKlroy, A Yerlngton.
L C
Corner of 9th 'and Oak.
SKEELS
A Chance
and work, by leaving your ordor
wagon to stop at the door every
To save worry
fnr f.liA KflUrrir
- j r 1
morning. All kinds of broad always on hand.
Leave your orders at
Hammond's Cafe and Bakery.
jiuiuiuiuiujuuiiuuiiuiuaiiiiiiiiuiuiuiuiuiujiiiuiuiu
Wahare lift racaWeri a foil tins of
KENNKUYS CELEBRATED BtHCUITB
from Catntirldgapurt, Moaa, oonaiatlng
Cheaso 8andvrioh,25c Chooso Straws, 25o
Fivo O'clock Toa, 40o Almond Mackorunes, 50c
IJents Ass't Wafers 40o Athonia Wafers, 35o
Romania Wafers, 35o Champagne Wafors 35o
Uneeda Biscuits, 15o
This Uths flnait llnsof WAFERS and BISCUITS oiads
In this ouuntry. baa our south show window.
Geo T
Hall
& Son.
Married. Miss Anna I'eier and
Mr E O Matllin in were married at
Pendlelnri June S. Tbe bride Is a
.later of Iterl Pe er of this cily. They
III reside at Walla Walla.
IIETTEH, IlL'T DANUSK4US YsT.
At t o'clock the following telegram
was received from Mrs Imogen at Port
land : "Kay is some better, but vory
dai'gerr u yet."
('(wr .R Hi.e A Iresh tiw for
wle bCFH ni-r, eoriier Fourteenth
end Kerry streets.
OifKe. i Kufl-r carpentra' WHs
arr ! 'i 'ei lu i he market. He. them
at Griffin Hardware Co,
Notice to U. 0. Women.
The women ol the University of Ore
gon and of the alumni are requested to
meet In Vlllard hall Haiurday alter
noon at o'clock to make plans for the
fern and (lower prooesslon. H le Im
portant that every woman ever con
nected with the University be present.
New Walterville Postmaster.
Washington, D C, Jane 13. O V
Baker was today appointed poe'm ster
at Waliervllle, Ijina ooanty, Or, vice .
F M D taN, deceased,
rJAPTisr Markst.-At J U Green's
tor Haturdey, Ju.e Zi. Market epn
at 9 o'clock. i
Silk Lined
Kid Gloves...
This week and noxtwortli $1.50 now $1.23.
All sizes, all colors on our front counters
for your inspection. Perfect and new
gloves, t,but overstocked....
Fancy hose drop-stitch
on display...
JUST IN, Battonburg and Houston
braids and patterns for each. The
thread to work with, 250 and 300 is
in all sizes.
Frank
Dunn.
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