Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, August 06, 1901, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard TUESDAY . AUGUtsT 6 PERSONAL All Popular Brands of CIGARS FOB BALE AT Julius Goldsmith's KUM13 Telephone, Ha. Main 191. Weather rjtlal In th fltlaVrd Portland, Oregon, Auguit 6. Fair toulght and Wednesday. BH.LB. (VITUS. Heekln'a Klu-Hee Coffee Pot. Dellelolu Hazelwuod lot Creatn.' Good for the children llazelwood 11 axel wood at Hammond' only. Wall paper. Preston 4 Hale. Feed and grooerlea at White'. Orerton for wall paper and palnta I'alnU and oil. Preaton A Balea, Dr Lowe, optlclao, with J B LucUey J O Watt, graduate optlolan, Ku gent'. Superior Stamp I'botoa at Blmmon' ri.oto Tent. A boggy built for three at F Cbambera'. Quick oollecpot lea than noat at J U Green Bon1. Heme and aaddlea. Freaton Halea. Flahiu taokle and aalraon egga at F I, C'liainbtiV. Houklu'a Kln-Hee qolck code pot at J U Green A Bon'a. Go to Gordon, tbe Hooaefarnleher'e for good nialtreaeee. Machine oil and extra for all mow- era at F L Chambere. Kmpty flre-Rallon fin oana wanted at Freaton A Halea. ' Condition powdera and alook feed, Freaton & II a lea. A good granlteware can be bought at F L Chamber. Quarter aawed atand tablra at Oor don'a, the bouaofurnlaher. Ceriwnter'a toola, True Blue and otbera at F L Cbambera'. Al A Bltuinoua, tbe artlat. Flrnt claaa pliotoa at loweat price. Mow line of rope aortler juat received at Gordon the Housefurnlaher'a. . lialn wagon tbe one that atanda all hinds of bad work at F L Cbambera We repair all klntle of bicycle. All . work guaranteed, MaClauahan. A number of aecond-band light wagona very ilieap at F I. Cbambera. Alt wool auita to your uieaaure from Hale in Woolen Mill good a. J M Howe. M O Warner tune planoa and (nratia. Itelrlng and pollablng, Look al thoae coffeepot In our toutb window lee than ooat. J U Green A Hon. W employ experienced bloyole re pairmen. All work guaranteed. Mo- Clanahan, Nona bettor than the Continental Tailoring Co cfCbloago. J M Howe, agent. 25 per cent oft on refrigerator. Gordon tbe Houaefartilaber. Only a few ilaclue buggle left, but mother oar will be here June 30. FL Chamber. HALARIA CAVSDS BIUOU3NU5S. W J Wlleey la at Wendling. Dr C F Tillon went to Albany tbla afternoon. Prof and Mr I M Glen re vlaltlng at Corvallle. MIm Lea lllelr, of Forllaod, la vialt- it.g In Kagene. Mr .ml Mr. Lout li Johuaon are vlaltlng at Crewell. Dr C E Loom la returned to Oregon City thla afternoon. Mlaa Anna Crain returned tbi after noon to Jucetion City. J H McLafferty, the well knowi traveler, waa in tbe city today. Merrltt Huntley and party are home from a nahlng trip op the Willamette. Mia Either Johnson aad Lorli Johnaon willgo to Newport tomorrow Mra W W Moore and cnliaren are vlaltlng a few day at Rowland, Linn county. Mr Geo Wilcox, of Berkeley, Cat, 1 vlaltlng her brother, C L Winter, la Eugene. W U Hoflman and wife will go to Newport Thuraday to apend a few day or week. Kola Nala, of Albany, la In the city. He juat recently returned from a trip to Europe. Wiley Fruncla left for Tacoma tbi aBternoon where be expect to find employment. FT Flank, who baa been ill from malaria for a couple of weeke, la again on the atieeus. Henry Landee, of Cottage 8rove,baa gone to the Blue River mlnea to work for C H Park. A A Cleveland and Big Young re turned to Astoria today after an ex tended visit with frlenda la Eugene. Ed Poll iadnwn from Lowell where he and Mra Polll bave been vlaltlng her pareuta, Mr and Mra A D Hyland Rev Mao H Wallace baa returned from hi trip eaat and will reaume the paatorate of the Flrat Congregational churcb. Jerry Horn and family and Ml.ee Beanie Day and Lulu Nunnelley returned from tbe upper McKenzie laat evening. Mra B W Btockyn, of Portland, came np on tbe afternoon tralu and wl'l be tbe gueat of Mra R MoMurphey for few day. Judge E O Potter and Curls Kauff mau are taking an outlcg down on tb (jluilaw, having left yeeterday on their blkea. D U Cochran, formerly a newapaper man from Bl Georte, Utah, la In the olty. He will attend the Blate Unl veralty tbi year. Lebanon Expreea: Mra Jennie Alexander, who baa been vlaltlng ret atlvea in tbia olty, left Wedneaday for ber home at Eugene. Prlnevllle Review: J II Templeton and family aud Ralph Polndexter left laat Saturday for the Belkmp Bprluga for a few week' outing. Tad Luekey, Freu Wltlirow, ' ISert Wiley and Geo Berger leave tonight for Belknap Hprlnga for an outing. They will travel by the moonlight avoiding the hotaun. Mra Llmle Thompson, daughter, Mloa Ermine, aud tbe Mleses Leone and Carrie Paine returned thl after noon from an outing at Mehama, Marlon county. Albany Deraoorat: "Jack Hammll, who I worklug at Eugene, apent Bun day with hi family In tbi oity." The man probably realties In Albany be cause he cannot rout a house In En gene. Prof A F Beohdolt, recently elected olty aoperlntendent of publlo auhool, arrived from Beattle on the afternoon train, He I located at the Hoflman Home until ha can aecura a aultable realdenoe. A STREET FAIR. Promoter of Such Enterprises Interviews Basiness Men. BREVITIES. RATTLESNAKE RILLED. Grove' Taalelee Chill Toulo removes th cause. 1'tkU run Hai.b. Oua team heavy bono and SI Bchuttler wagon, for eale cheap. Bee Ed MaClauahan. Found. A check book on one of Eugooe bank found, Call at tbi office. Wt SHOULD ACT. Eugene abould bava a atreet fair tbi fall. Roeeburg, McMtnnvllle, Tbe Dalle and other town In Oregon of like aire bave held ancceaafull atreet fair and are now preparing to dupll eale them thl year, and there la no reaaon In tbe world why Eugene hould not also aucceeerully conduct one thl year. E J Arnold, promoter of atreet raira and proprietor of ont-door altraotloBa, wbo waa a leading (pint in getting up Roeebnrg' carnival laat year and wbo baa Juat closed a contract wun ine people there to furnleb amusement thia year, wa la Eugene tbla morning Interviewing our bu nines men Id re gard to tbe proposition. He oilers to furnlab balloon aaceualon every aay, furnlah a merry-go-round, moving ulcture. elc, to oorupy tbe time of the crowd wben tbe sport are not going on. for not mora tban 5Q0. Of course Mr Arnold la working op tbe proposition for what money there la In it for him, but a fair or celebration I a failure without something to oc cupy tbe attention of tbe crowd, as waa demonatrated to a certain aegree in tbi oity last Fourth of July. Even If th1 propoaltion is not ac cepted aometblng abonld be done Im mediately looking to the holding or a fair. Tbe flrat week 1 J Octoler la a very propltlon lime. Harvest la general ly over by that time and people will attend lor milea around. Our Fourth Regiment band would furnish muslo and If other band are wanted they oould be easily secured at a reasonable figure. 1 be usual sport, auch a ho ae race foot race, eta could be arrauged for and exhibition of blooded stock, trains and fruit would be gladly fur nished. It baa been suggested that $1000 would cover tbe expense of a good street fair. For tbe first attempt at anything In that line we do not want togolatolt too extensively. Make a small beginning abd each year a we gain more experience larger and better fairs would be neiu. Quite a number of tbe business men stated today that Ihey are heartily in favor of a street fair and carnival, and we believe that every merchant in the city Is willing to contribute to a fund to defray the expense of one. A publlo meeting should be held soon to diaousa tbe matter. Pot Coffee Kln-Hee Heeklu'a. Ml Tina Hunter Is now employed In Hammond's Cafe. Tbe vVbltney dog and pony ahow la tranded at The Dall Full line ofoomfor . Juat received by Gordon tbe Houaef iruieher. Eaat Ninth etren between Oak and Pearl la being covtred wit'i crushed rock. Tbe regular meeting ol Bt Mary' Guild will be held In the parish house tomorrow afternoon, Auguat7th. Rev J W Duvall, of Bethany, Mo, will prjaob la the Cumberland Pres byterian cburcb, Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. The public la cordially Invited. Gilben'a logging donkey is being brought to Eugene. Mr Gilbert asye there Is no logging on the Biualaw river that be Is aware of. Street CummUuioner Turner today built a new elding to the gutter ex tending along the Kanki.i building on Weal Heventb street so that the s:reet caa be filled In Willi gravel without Oiling tbe gutter. Rev N B Alley, whose leg wa broken the other day, i getting alone: nioely, and Dr T W Harris, the attend ing physloian, says that he will be able to be out in an Invalid's chair In two or three days. The money appropriated by the latt legislature for tbe Improvement of tbe mineral springs at tiodaville has all been spent. Judiciously and the springs and adjoining buildings are now in exoelle it condition. Cbas Haves, the man who waa in jured at Wendling yesterday, is now in the hospital in this city. It was found tbat his right leg below the knee was broken. The bone was aet by Drs D A Paine and H F Ong. A lady between Albany and En gene yesterday morning was robbed of $27 on the cars. Two tramps passed through tbe car at one of tbe stations and were suspected. Upon their ar rival at Albany tbey were stopped and searched by Chief of Police Coatee, bat tbey bad only the usual tramp outfit a jackknlfe aad aohunk cfeoap. lames i v "I rr imrnmni TH ivrirnnm. ,.d i - ii Gearhart Killed Ooe Years Old, Monday. at one struck Da; & Henderson, Undertakers and Embalnert. Cor. WiL and 7th tlx. J. W. KAYS FURNITURE CO EHBALMERS and FUNERAL DIRECTORS Quker Htatkuknt, People from up the Moken.le river Inform us that at least eight head of cattle are lying dead lu the field of the old John An derson place, now owned by W P Cheshire, of Bpriugfleld. The disease they died with Is unknown. Tbe peo ple In that section are oomplalnlng of tba stench and demand their burial. Mahhikd. Mr Lucinda Michael aud Mr Knoe Bawyer, both of Eugene, were united In marriage today at noon at the reeldeuce of th bride, West Sixth and Jefferson streets, bv Justice of the Peace Chaa A Wlntermeler. They wilt coutluue to raalde In tble city. Tbe Gl ARI) tender hearty congratulations. PROTECT YOUR HOUSE.... From the hot sun by using our Sun-Proof-Paints The paint wo guarantee for five 5 years. . Try it onco and you will have no other. Overtoil Wall Paper Paint Co. Railroad News. For the past week or ten days especial work traiu ba been gathering up the light rail along tbe Woodburn-Bpringfleld brancb. These rails were formerly nsed on the o'd Narrow guage system but bad to be discarded on tbe widen ing of the nllroad guage, and have since laid along tbe right of way These rails are being shipped to Marys- vllle, Placerville and other California points,,, This removes nearly all traces of the old narrow gauge system. rtuPri.iKs fob Lucky Boy A wagon load, of supplies of di II. relit k'nd-i left this morning hy team U r the Lucky Roy mine at Blue Hirer, Tbe owners of tills rich properly spend an Immense amount ol mouey In Eu geue for etipplieR. and our htituue-B men should see that the road from here to the mines Is kept In good pair. Will Commence Next Wkkk. Mra 8 E Prltcbett, proprietress of the new Troy steam laundry, Imforms us tbat ber establishment will commence active operations next Monday. Per haps tomorrow or next day a trial run will be made aud a fewciothes washed but the laundry will not be opened to tbe public until the d y mentioned. Wanted. Immediately, men and women for steady employment. Hill ary, J-W per month. $3.75 oaeh security required. Call at Eugene Hotel. Koapp A Co. Notice. Will store oata In connec tion with wheat. KlTCHhN & on. Last Monday while Jamea tearhrt we. wa king along Ibe road near bi ripeto er Ciwk home, all at once be hear I the i-ecul.ar UlaacI a raiuwu and ium!.l back, kui.wiug auakea bad . ,.. .. -...i u-MB nffiittrinir f r atnth.r attack. He found a club near by despatched Me mJt.ter. It waa a very lare one, being eleven years o.d, having ten rattle and a button. Mr Oearnart aaya anmechildren were play ing about sixty feet away, uear Mr 'blomberg'a residence. He killed one near the eame spot about three or f ur j ears bko. I n ihe early settlement cf the Hpeu nertveek country auch men aa tbe Baileys, Gearharte, Hadleys, JOwens, Colemaue, lleitherlys, McCollums ana others used to make three orf mr hunts .... ..iiu r.r iliet.e snakes In one hunt ih-v killed 2-X0 rattlers. At lean four dens were known to be looted lu lhatatctlon, and a person had to ap proach these dens very o.n -fully. Hotel Arrivals KUUKSK. T N Ward, HI Haul F F Plowden, 8 K K E Andrews, Chicago H P Jouea, Philadelphia John btalberg, Wendling O W Shaw, Hoquiam Clarence Shaw, Hoquiam Tom Morgan, Diamond Peak G F Lane, Walterville J) Neely, Marcola W 1J Scott, Jasper J W Dlwall, Bethany, Mo D O 8levenson, Portland W F Ahdell, Portland toi-s E Powere, Portland G H Lisle, Han Jose, Cal Miss C Powers, Portland Mra H C Buekuam, Irving C W Goodale, Great Falls Mont HOFFMAN. L Bimou, 8 F Frank Jordan, Cottage Grove Henry Keene, Btayton G M Runyan, Portland G W Birrel, Portland V J Xel-oo, Portland C L- vt ox, Pnrtl-nd T Vegiuin, PortUud D C M'ller, PortlaDd J R I'lynu, Portland E J Arnoid, Porllann J H McLsfleny, 8 F J B Hills, Lowell Henry Keeney, 8tauton K E Anderson, Chicago C F Kechdolt, Seattle J K llecbdi 1', Seiltle Oe A Shepnard, rteatt e At Prices Frorh 65c Upwards. Call at The Racket Store. - P. Frank & Son The Imperial.' Cot Uge Grove, Or. First class. rlample room 3UxS0 feet, well equipped. Rates (110 anil $2.00 per duy. $1 17 lbs BEST DRY Granulated Sugar for $i 1 doa Mason jar capa and rubber .Sc S d rubber he 1 dot beat Jar rubber Ac 1 do pt Mason fmlljare.. T&o 1 doa qt Maano fruit Jar. KV 1 iloa i gal Mason fruit Jail $1 ! 1 doa covered Jelleya Vk- 1 dot large glasses 30c , Chlldre-'t 25c Sailor Hits, 15c allil have a fw of Ihoae ladles' Bailor at o.t J price. A new and vtry pretty pattern Decorated Crockery. PRICES RIGHT. 1 set fancy decorated ruiia and aauorra (11c I 1 aet fancy 7-lu plate (Ufc ! Se our Bargain Glasaware' wounter. It will do you good. ...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 I Best " Face Towel in the World I for 15c .. ii ... .IUIIK11 BY BlCYC'l.lSl'. T da f.n noon Leila Horn, i.uugliter i f Mr and Mrs Jerry Horn, was quite severely in jured by Iji k.g knocked down by i reckless bicycle rider, bbe waa aweep' ing otr the sidewalk In front of tbe family residence on West Beventh street between Olive aud Charnelton when suddenly and without warning shewasBtiuek by tne blcjole, ridden by a young man, coming up tbe street ataterrillospeed The little girl was dazed fir awhile and rece'ved severe bruises aud scratches on her face, arm ana shoulders. It is unl knowu wbo ihe rider was or he would have been arrested tur violating three sections of the bicycle or.liuauce. vis: for ridlug faster than ti e limit, f,,r tiding aiHnet a person on the eidewalk, and for fall ing to ring his bell on approaching person. The fallow, whoever he is. rotierignmu when be knocked the Klrl down slid nevtr i llered to assist her. AX BILLY Department Store 15o mm. LlUKAKY l'KKSKSTKl). Prof E D Resler, who in June closed a aeveral years' term as city superintendent of public schools, has presented a library of 1000 volumes to the Eugene High School. Chaa Austin, who, by the way, Is one of the foremost Btudenta in every High School enterprise. Is now cataloguing the books, which are es pecially valuable and liitereslina- to : High School students. Thla gift Is ! highly appreciated by the students. Rrsikkm h I'uki haskd.-a C Jen- nines has iiirchased from Mrs Laura I Harris la-r Hue residence property, cor l ner West Filth and Charnelton streets consideration private. This is a very pretty piece of rop, r,y and will make a splendid home for Mr Jennings and i.uuiy. . .lira Harria will build another residence. ; fcxa HMOM3TS liKTl'K.N.-The 80 or more excuMnuUia bo went from fcuge.io Portland Friday to lake in th- Wimlnieu cereninnie t Mt Tali-r.al which over 1300 men were inillat.dihttbe lodge, return. ,1 on la-t night's overland train. All r.. rrt having bad a good time d-.. iie the heat. probably m As OPtMU.N -Albany DeU1,Mr,,. ,Tbe Great Weet Oil C . ba, made a control with Geo A D,ri.,ol LUf county, u sluk an oil wen ,,.,. erty and give him ooe.tentb of .11 ,he oil produced. We wouM'n, give l. rls ten cents for bla contract. l'UYCI KVoRris,.K.-I,irll,.. Ranb. ""."-riin,,!,, r.rniolr lujonei.intv in the r,ar . f K.r-i tl'-ral Hank. at t I Xa- an's Heart U luo.'ed pretty dose to hia digaative apparatus, and closely ooanscUd.u it throughout, To reach tbat organ aud gain his undying fidelity, he mutt not U Z upon fooi better pounci in the Gutter. BUT of the fresh, palatable, healthful kind. Bach aa can nowhere be twai L finer quality or irreater variety.than right hers oonj'atine of Greet ,llrt (j(v ued Kruita, Canned Meat and VeKetablea, Smoked Hama and Bacon. Ketthra2 l'epir iuca. Condiments nd Appetizers, alwaya in atock AT W. B. McKINNEY'S ooooovAAAAAlAvaAacc: Q g J-Did it Ever Occur to .-You- To avoid the trouble ntl worry of a failure with home-made bread by trying i Crum. Crimp. Stum, Milk. Rye, Graham, or Rolls at the GREEN FRONT or YELLOW WAGON & Bread Ticket., II 00, 4 Kimball Piano Tick. BT S Hammond s 00000NAraravCStv Phone Black 414 Next to F. L. Chambtrt Don't Lister To He lino 11 av it)' ft'eti; tucufrb to tflf vhtlitut Ld ) ot it i t i till it oiilfi. f r.ly il? ) itti'li tl i rrj ir t f )i 1 1 1 1 1 it fill Bicycle Repairing u)d i ot be i t i i m ibiUKnl it nbe!hoLi vh m4 itLi.li n e trtnthd. If it iif0tc.ii1 It Mt T1! lit. lit lot it'l eill be trifling. We have four Experts Ohio" TnKf!ir.Mxr Mu,.u'Ftn"' Bicycle. rCompetent men who banwohii o. Man. Kanaas, Mexico. Idaho and OieRon. All . at experience. e alo repair guns.and aewing Maehinea. Barker Gun Works. Yes It's Hot Weathers n(0 matter what the weather, our customers?! UkJ and come as regular as lock work. We gi value received and satisfacUon with every purchas or money refunded. Do you know of a stored gives more? Who can do better? You get job money's worth every day in the year. If not it ready a customer give us a trial, we will try to please j'ou. N. T. Wilson. Hhjheatmarlnf price forlcountry produce Summer Dainties Made With Ice UbllT.t.,iel,i0j0,, a?,d '"'thfulof ordw with I tfonif."ruM i., " onlar wilh Jr. Pironi. It U our buafnn. wiirS"" ""T"'""'h firs JSbSla"1 "r Cf",fe d JOS. PIRONI, Agent. ii Patronize The Bonboniere and the hot mer months. We invite those who "u uur ceieoratea llonie-AiaatJ '.7 t a trial. Those who have tried 1 further introdimtinn. Snncial attcntl to our pastry department. out pastry department. DUNN & GO, a WANTK1..-A n.an and w,fnu, n. fm. fall . 8 M I) mv , 8(.H.liaeM..w.d.i1Wbin.t t Phone WM Jinth Strtfl- , Fres otw?