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Newspaper Page Textbaily Eugene Guard THURSDAY AUGUT 1 PERSONAL. XMr JobD Baker, of Cottage Urove, lu Ml Popular Brands of CIGARS FOB BALE AT Julius Goldsmith's GUftRO Telephone, Ho.-Hain 191. Weatbef Pobtlxnd, Oregon, Auguat 1. Fair tonlirht and Friday. Warmer imaay, New Ads Today. Gordon the bouafiiroleher. Yoran'a Bboe Store. Jos Porlnl. RfVITIII. WHUt to Haeklo'a Kln-Hee Coffee Pot. Delloloua Hazelnrood Ioa Cream. Good for tbe children Haaelwood, Hazelwood at Hammond's only, Wall paper. Preaton 4 Halee. v Feed and grooerlea atWblte'a. Overtone for wall paper and palnta ' Palnta and oils. Preaton Halea, Or Lowe, optlolan, with J B Luckey X buggy built for three at F Cbambera'. J O Watta. graduate optician, Ea gene. Superior Stamp Pbotoa at Simmons' Photo Tent. Oulok ootloeDot lean than float at J U Green & Hob's. 'Bai.iaaa and saddles. Preston Bales. Fiablntf taokle and salmon egga at li Cbambera', Beekln's Klo-Hee quick ooflee pot at J U Green A Bon's. Go to Gordon, the BonsefurDlsber'a for good mattresses. Empty five-gallon tin oans wanted at Preaton & Bales. A good granltewara can be bought at 7 L Cbambera. Condition powders and slock feed. Preaton & Hales. Machine oil and extras tor all mow ers at F L Chambers. Quarter sawed stand tables at Gor don's, tbe houaefurnlsher. Carpenter's tools, True Iilue and others at F L Cbambera'. Al A Blmmons. the artist. Flrst- olaas pbotoa at lowest prices. Mew line of rope portiere just received at Gordon tbe UousefurnlHher's. All wool suits to your measure from Balem Woolen Mill goods. J M Howe. A number of second-baud light wagons yery cluep at F L Chambers', M O Warner tunee plauoa ana organs, itepalrlug and polishing, Ualn wagon the oue that stands al kinds of bad work at F L Chambers, Look at thoe ooireepota lu our south wluduw lean than oust. J U Green 4 Bon. Take a look at our new line of bug gies, haoks, eto, at brlffln Hardware Company. Only a few Jtaolue bungles left, bul another oar will he here June 80. FL Cbambera. None better than the Continental Tailoring Co of Chicago. J M Howe, agent. Tbe 0 K of tbe Christian ohuroh will hold a market Saturday, Aug 8, In the Titus building. V MoFarland, who eevsrely cutbls leg the ol ber day, Is able to be aronud onorutobea today. the city Stephen and Ea Burton Portlaud today for a vlsi'. Cbas Cochran came down from Cot tage Grove this afternoon. Jerry Horn came down from Ia- ourg today after some provisions. Walter McCornack, of Florence, Is in the city visiting relatives aod friends. Miss Alice Bhaw arrived In Eugene tbla afternoon on the nonnuouuu train. Tbe little daughter of Mr and Mra DBZan-went to Drain tbla af'ernoon lor a visit. John Blmpeou, living west of town, whohM been seriously 111, was In tbe olty today. Mies Lola Faust relumed this after- noon from a vim win m. UrowDsvllle, W J Llvexley, a Palem hop buyer, was here today. He purcnasea ten bsles of FE Dunn. WJBhelly, EO Paine, and L E Collins, of Eugene, were registered in Albany yesterday. President and MrsBtrong and Prof FB Dunn and family left for Cascadla or Upper Hoda Spring today. From Harrlsburr: Dan McClaln and family left Wednesday for a month to six weeks outlug at the ueianap springs. . Claude Blair, who has been visiting his wile and child in tbls oily, went to Junction this alternoon to resume bis duties as oonduotor on a 8 P freight train. Forest BupervlBor E Dixon was in the city today, tie reports only one lire so far this year, at Hills on Middle Fork, and It was controlled by the rangers. C 8 Frank Is home from the east, He had a very pleasant trip, barring tlis nilremelv hot weather. Mra Frank Is visiting friends at Milwaukee, Oregon, for a few days, MoMlnnvllleKegleter: A 8 Psnoe, the obliging station agent, who has bean laid ud Willi rheumatism for several weeks, arrived home from Eu gene Monday evening and has resumed bis datles. Fossil Journal: Mr and Mrs W Edwurds of Mayvllle left Monday with oamnlng oulflt, to spend a few weeks rusticating In tbo cool Caaoado mountains, and visiting relatives lu Lane couuty. Hftlt,m Htaliiaman of today! Miss Nellie Gllfrey, of Euqene, arrived Balem yesterday and has accepted position In the store of Holverson Co, as a saleslady In the oloak depart ment, beginning her duties in her new posltlou this mornlug. More Postal Money Orders. BREVITIES. The postoffloe depatment looka for a considerable luorease In the money or der business between the United Btalea and Cuba, Canada and tbe Philippines, by reason of tbe adoption of Ita reoent order doing away with the old "cer- tifloatloo" process, and permitting tbe direct exchange ut money oraera. Heretofore a lerson In tbe United States sending a money order to one In Cuba, Canada or the Philippines baa been compelled to send thai oraer am m .n '.ichance oflioe." where the order was certified and then forwarded tolls destination for payment. Tbls .rtiflpjttlnn often oaused delays of Irom one to two weeks, wblob will be entirely done away with under the new system. Tbe same cenfloatlon process was adhered to In Canada, Cuba and tbe Phlllpplnea with money orders comloE to the Unlled Plates. Now, orders Issued at an office in the United Stales ana oraw on uj money order office In Canada, Cuba or the Philippines, will be honored and paid without certification, ana me same is true as u oruers wmius w ibis country. Not only Is tbls saving time, but in cost to tbe sender, Under the foreign exchange a charge of 1 per ojnt of the amount forwarded was made for transmission, inow out tiirae-tanths ill 1 rjer cent will be charged, as on local money orders. There was said to bavs been a great exchange of money between points I Alaska, Atlin, anil British Columbia, They formerly bad to be eeni Victoria, now they go to Atlin direct LANE COUNTY Detective Association Work In detective line sollolted. All correspondence strictly confidential Address P O Box 685, Euyenr, Oiegon ' Two Opinions. I'sclflo Monthly (or Julr. The aotlou of the rexeuts of the Cnl verelty of Oregon lu prohibiting tbe erectlou of a Y M C A building on the University campus opens a wide Hold for dismission. Those opposed to the iclieme contend Ihat It would be oon trarv to both the sulrll and the letter of the state constitution and contrary 10 pubilo sentiment. They do not de ay that the college Christian Associa tion Is an Instrument of good, but they llnlin Hint there are some religious ito nominations whoso members oannot bo udniltti'd to It. Those who favor the building project say Hint similar structures have boen built on other HlHte university grounds, but, on the other hand, It Is argued that there same structures have been the csubo of endless trouble. Although the Y M A of the University of Oregon feels somewhat disappointed over the out eome of its plau, the vote of the board of regents was unanimous and publlo sentiment throughout the state seems to eudorse their aotlou. Wood lor Sale. 300 cords of maple wood for sale nlar three miles northeast ol Spring- llrld on MuKenzle bottom. Cheap, Address, R A A Vitus, Eugene, Or, FtttdKK Wasiikd. C'ha Monroe, of this city, while operatlug a holstlug derrick at the new Uulvemlty bulldlu this morulug, In some mauiier caught the forelhiger f his right hand In tin gear cogs ol the machine and severely lacerated the same. After the accl deut he came down town and Dr T W Harris dressed the Injured number, amputating the same at Ihe second Joint. $1 17 )S BEST DRY Granulated Sagar for (3V SaJ B $1 Free Lectures. Posters are out announcing the com IngofW G Calderwood, secretary Of suite prohibition committee of Minne sota. This eminent reformer will be in Eugene, Saturday, August 2, and will speak In the Park at 4 p m. Amongst the topics be discusses are: Tim Failure of Prohibition," "Tbe Devil's Quins." "Once One Is One1 and "Dollars and Doughnuts Calderwood is a forceful speaker and no doubt will have a good sized audi ence Saturday. Tbe Midland Advo cate apeaklng of one of bis recent ad dresses says: "He talked to both eyes and ears of bis audience and beld them spell bound, evoking orlea of 'Go on' when time was uo. When be sat down tbe applause amounted loan ovation." Call For County Warrants. Notice is hereby given that tbe following warrants will be paid presentation at my office on and aftkk Auiiust 1. 1901. Interest on same will cease August 1, 1901: All Lane oouuty warrants from registered nume ber 8630 to 8769, both InoluBive. Dated, Eugene, July 80, 1901. A 8 Patterson, County Treasurer. SOCIAL Pot Coffee Klo-Hee . Heeklo's. August 1st. Collectors plentiful today. Tbe hotels are stilt t iwded dally. Everybody repor'e large crops of grain. Mechanics of all kinds are very busy at present. Thermometer stood at 82 degrees tbls afternoon. Full line of oomforte Just received byl Gordon tbe Housefurnleber. Many people will goto Ibe uioun tains and seaside this monib oft on refrlgtratorsJ6 Spencer, D E Loverldge. 25 per oent Gordon tbe Housefurnisher. The funeral of the late Paul Hammltt took place at bis late borne on the mo hawk this afternoon. in i.n inmh was sldetrsoked at tbe depot this alternoon for the Wood men exourslon tomorrow. Louis Renninger Is Improving nicely and tbe attending physician enier. tains hopes for bis immediate re-oovery. Balem Journal: t'ortland is to have a 1250.000 democratic daily, published by the Hearsts, of Ban r ranolsco. i nai happens about ever so oiten A number of High Bchool etudent e eneaued compiling a students' band book similar to the oue Issued by tbe Y M and Y W C A of the U O. Miss Nellie Ollfrey has accepted nnairlon as clerk In a Salem store. She i has sold her Interest in me muuuery business to ber partner, Mrs Wblteakei ArmltageABtevenswill start their thresher on the Marlon Bonnett farm Monday, August 6th. The Vitus Bros will also commence operations It h their thresher on tbe same date. A complete evening paper giving the news of tbe day It happens, and fur nlsbed to subscribers at a moderate cost. Is the popular newspaper of tbe present day and age. People have grown tired of waiting until tbe newB la a day old. From Harrlsburg: Tbe erection of Mr Wilbelm's large flouring mill and warehouse has begun In earnest this week. As the mill is to be ready by August 16th, there will neoessarlly have to be some very rapid work. Tbe foundation work was completed last week. At Norrls' real estate eale yesUrday, Ray Frank purchased the NorriB bouse, oorotr Twelfth and Patterson streets tor S 1.400. Five lots were sold on Thirteenth and Patterson, Ueo Nome getting three and Myra Johnson two, atfrom$oOto $240 each. Geo Norrls Durobased tbe farm near Lorane fur t 1,030. by Mrs Mae Hove J .. Those In Geo LlUey, C E W UKUOHTFULLY gNTKBTAlKKT. M..rw pontine vaster Jay enter talued a number of friends at ber borne in ihlsoltv. Bbe was aiaea Emma Thompson. Miss and Mlaa Ada Hendrick' vii-.l were: Mesdamea u.. Kuckman. F B Dunn r,..i. inhn Btraub. F G Young, , c. v Pter. I M Glen T G Hendrick-, F W O.burn, V A Paine, 1 K Peters, W K. Boarooruuu, k MWilkins, B P Bladden, B ..nrtic.-Rohweder. H B Miller, C W Lowe, J B Luokey, J as Hoflmn, W H Hoffman, Clareuoe i,ucaey Vd Francisco), Mark Biley, it (Taooma), A Laohmau, Laura Harris, M ir f. G Adur. Wm Preson, Mary uu"i PARK DANCB, Th rt,,ne at the nark last evening given by tbe youog penple was a de Ightful aflalr. Hotel Atrivais EDOENK. Geo C Whltbeok, Wendllng F O Balrd, Portland B L Gaylord, Arthur, Iowa Edith Gaylord, Arthur, Iowa Jessie Gaylord, Arthur, Iowa Wm Smetd, Waltervllle Jean Case Little Valley, N Y Dean Case, Little Valley, N Y Geo H Roach, Camas, Wash Oscar Kelsay, Fossil B W C arke, Portland Brnn Apeln, Portland Cbas Bmall, Portland L E Haggard, Drain HOFFMAN. J E Kellerlng, Portland C Bloom, Portltod Cbas Wilson, Portland W I Coleman, Hadleyvllle J H Boweo fc son, Fossil Oscar Keleav, Fossil Alf Frieze, Fossil J C Gegau, Philadelphia W B Holt, Portland L BoHlug & wf, Ontario, Wis E Dixon, Boseburg Mrs E C Stipe, Portland Mrs J MoDoran, Wendllng W J Llvesley, Balem R A Hlllmao, 8 F K A Birdsall, Portlaud G MoGrath, Portland . A J Lelauri, Portland B F Senslieimer, Portland Geo Whitaker, Portland Ed T Nagle, Sacramento OUR BUSY TIME Is now here, and we are fitting upanme of the nicest rooms tor snuin of our nicest people. They all must have a room fitted with some of our new ideas. Now Is the time to make your selection. MMA$i Overton Wall Paper Paint Co. The Imperial. ' Cottage Grove, Or. First olasB.Sampli room 80x50 feet, well equipped. Bates S1.C0 and $2.00 per day. Horses for Sale. J H Bowen will be In Eugene, Bat arda?, August 3rd, with 35 bead of well-bred horses, weighing from 1000 to 1000 pounds. All broke. TBlPLKfTS. Wednesday'e Albany Demoorat: An Interesting sight at the depot this noon, one that attraoted considerable attention, was a mau and woman with eigbt children, tbe oldest being 8 years. There were trip lets, twins and three others. They were ou their way from Berry, where Ihe triplets were born Beveral weeks ago, to Bsglnaw, Lane oounty. Wanted. Immediately, men and women for steady employment. Sal ary, SVI per month. $3.76 uarh security required. Call at Eugene Hotel. Kuapp it Co. Found. A obeok book on one of Eugene bauks found, Call at this oQloe. Horn. In Eugene, Oregon, August 1, 1801, to Mra I W Pope, a son. 1 dot Maaoo Jar caps and rubber 25o Sdoa rubber 6c 1 doa beat Jar rubbers ;. 6o 1 doa pt Mason fralljar ?6e I doi qt Mason frull Jar. tH 1 doa J gal Mason fruit Jars $1 5 1 doa covered Jellaya - Sta 1 doa hug glasses 80c Children' 25o Sailor Hats, 15c tf (till liav a few Uallor at )ust i price. A new and very pretty pattern Decorated Crockery. PRICES RIGHT. 1 set fancy decorated cups and saucers BV I set fancy 7-In plate rt.V Sea our Baroaln Glassware Counter. It will do you good. JlX BILLY Department Store! ...DON'T HISS THIS SNAP... Linen Towel Sale Our Regular 25c Pure Linen Towels In plain, colored and fringed border, on sale for ONE WEEK ONLY Best Face Towol in the World for 15c At PriceB From 65c Upwards. Call at The Racket Store. P. Frank & Son 'Ler : We Forget" Your attention is called to the fact that Yerington's Pheno-Quinine Prepared and sold ouly at YeriUQton's 9th Street Drag Store, EUGENE OREGON. -Did it Ever Occur to You-J. TosYOldtUe trouble snd worrjot a failure with home-made tiresd kjtriim, Cream, Crimp, Steam, Milk, Rye, Graham, or Rolls at the GREEN FRONT or YELLOW WAGON 24 Bread Tickets, 1 00, 4 Kimball Piano Ticltu 8 Hammond s Phone Black 414 Next to F. L. Chamber! EJmmMm sjJBBBBSSauKSaaBaaBBBasai aTfimntwrgiiuM sesavassar f Military Club Meeting.. Regular meeting of tbe Eugene Mill tary Club tomorrow evening. A num ber of important questions to consider. Members are urged to be present. Leo Broken Again. Yesterday afternoou about 4 o'clock, at Spring field, Rev N H Alley, tbe contractor, bad bis rlgbt leg broken, jut above tbe fraoture received in June, 1900. He and Samuel Bailee were working on Nate Hill's bouse when tbe soaflold gave way and precipitated Mr Alley lo the ground, a distance of about ten feet, wltb tbe above result. Mr Bat tee olung to a portion of tbe scaffold tbat remained and was uuinjured. Tbe fall also wrerolied Mr Alley's back and then be received several in juries about the head and body. He was brought to bis residence In tbls olty and Hie fractures were set by Dr T W Harris, last evenlug. About a year ago lie fell from Dr Helover'a res idence aud broke tbe same leg. The patient today is restluir as well ai could be expected under tbe oircum stanoes. Tbe Udard trusts tbe gen tleman will soon be about again. It Is just tbe season of year tbat It Is verv hard to be laid up, and also consider ing tbe fact lhat Mr Alley has a num ber of contracts on nand. A Considerate Act. Capt 8 pong, of the steamer, Pomona, as be came up iub river on nis way to Halem on Mon day evening, says the Statesman, found a oow stuck In the mud on tbe bauk of tbe river. He stopped his ooai anu witn ine assistance of his crew, pulled the unfortunate bovine out of the mud, put her on terra flrma and son', her on her way homeward. Then the boat proceeded on up the riser, the captain not thinking be had dKiieanytblug more ur less thso III auty. uut this wrller would like to remark that a man who la thus con siderate of the welfare of a poor dumb creature, would noi show a less oon. sideration for the feelings or safety of aeiitient oelng. As be "done bliduly" bytlieoiw, he will do by ail Ood's creatures. Nkw Flour Will. Corvsilis T1 1 1 I .1. , ituicr. wHuueviue is uo more, says a oioi r le correspondent. Only the hole at one time, servea as basement in tti uounog ruins remains to uisth U spot where tbe hopes and amliltii.us oi town builders failed toinaterlallt-. The entire mill structure, bulldlniis and machinery, even tbe brick uaed inset' iiuk iub uuim osve own removed to Harrlsburg where Iheowuera, A Wll helm A Sons, of Monroe, are contract ing a modern mill at a nwt of $17,000, It AND Engaged The Fourth R-g- imrDi uaou, o mis cny, naa beet, m. caged lo rurnub niui-io fur lbs Hot, burg s'reet Wr this fall The l nd I an neelknt oue. v' anted. A man and wife in wo,k on n fsrin. Call i n 8 M D-mglwi Ktmvo eprlngnel ', or addiew hi n at Eugsne. Don't Listei To the man that nays it'ieuj enouftb to take a wheel iiut and put it in gord vcikiii order. Only the EipertvitE the proper tooU can do it ntll Bicycle Repairing 8 hould not be attempted - i nl' your wheel looka old and ihbtrj,t frame enameled. If it U ontofate have it set rieht. ca se will be trifl ivg. Tie crrtiDRUf C CKntiOatf We have four Experts Who Repair and Mannfscttire Bicycles. 'Competent men who lisve worWi Ohio. Illinois, Missouri, Knnsas, Mexico, Idaho and Oieon. All are nu sxperienoe. We also repair guns.arid sewing Machines. Barker Gun Works. Yes It's Hot Weathers NO matter what the weather, our customers?) and ceme as regular as clock work. We gin value received and satisfaction with every purchas or money refunded. Do you know of a store thi gives more? Who can do better? You get your money's worth every day in the year. If not al' ready a customer give us atrial, we will try to please you. N. T. Wilson. Highest market pries for country produce Summer Dainties Made With Ice UthsHnteMsiitUl. If Jm want pu '?'"V' r!5alul Vd WMt )' li 7 ui? t ""'ortabls, lMa your order with Jn. Pironi. Iti.'on, ha,at JOS. PIRONI, Agent. . i,,, In I . p .L l.i ill i ' !! il ! n ' ntissall I I Patronize The Bonboniere and save baking at home during the oU; mer months. We invite those who tried our celebrated Home-Mado Bread tor it a trial. Those who have tried it ne further introduction. Special attention ,u uur pastry department Phone Red 46-4- Ninth Street. Fre! delivery. -ui puairy aepartment. DUNN & CO, C. S. Farrow. vrjfon , The poffn W. 0 ZtlOLEH. f" PUNDaY DINNER 50c rrTt