Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, August 29, 1901, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard THURSDAY AUGUbT 29 All Popular Brands of CIGARS FOB BALE AT Julius Goldsmith's liUARQ Telephone, Ho Main 191. Weather Bpjoiil to the Guard Portland. OroKon. AuguBt 29. Fair toulubt and Friday. BHIVITIU. Souvenir spoons at Watts. Wall paper. Preston & Hales. Feed and groceries at White's. Orertons for wall paper and paints Faints and oils. Fronton & Halea. Or Lowe, optician, with 1 B Luokoy J O Watts, graduate optician, Ku gene. Kannlnir mllla to olean Brain. F Sj Chambers. HuperiorBtanip Photos at Blranions' Photo Tout. Harness and saddles. Preston'. & Bales. . Refrigerators at oost. J W Kays Furniture Co, Kitchen tables 1.26 and 2.00 at Day A Henderson's. Oo to Gordon, the Houserurnlsher'i for good mattresses. Grass seed new oroo will soon be in. F L Cbambera. New line of blankets and oomfor ts at Day & Henderson's. OamD stoves aud furniture to Bt at F L Chambers'. Condition nowdora 'and stoob: feed PreBton & Hales. Quarter sawed stand tables at Gor d on'a, the nousefurnlsher. Kmnty flve-Kullon tin cans wanted at Preston fc Hales. Bee our f 1.00 $1,75 and $2.00 stands at Day A Henderson's. Al A Blmmons, the artist. First- lad plutoi at lowest prlo es. Full aaaorttnent of buggies to seleo from now, at F L Chambers'. New line of rope portlers Justreoolvod nt Gordon the Housefurnlslier's. The Guard prints all kinds of hop tlokots at low rates, Give us a oall, Builders' hardware of all kinds, both good aud oheap, at F L Chambers', Tents and waon oovers; all slues and dimensions at F ii Chambers'. 23 per oeut olt on refrigerators Gordon the Housefurulslier. Uaglo loe cream freessers whip the errata. Bee them at F L Chambers'. . Just received, a fine Hue of room mouldings. J W Kays Furniture Co M O Warner tuuea pianos and organs, ilopalrlUK aud polishing. Full line of comforts Just received by Oordon the HouHofurulaher. Bedsteads $1,50 wovon wire matrea $1.50. Top matreaaes $2.00 at Day A Henderson's. BREVITIES. Hop pickers are beginning to pass through town on tbelr way to the bop flelds adjacent. F E Dunn today sold Phil Nels 10 bales of bis poorest 1MK) crop of bops for 12 cents per pound. The city editor of the GuaBO wishes t thank someone for returning a coat lust by him Tuesday while coming ome from Belknap bprlnge. Portland Dispatch: Albert Toiler turned Tuesday from Idaho, and 111 remain In the city permanently. He la now Mr President Tozler. W T Gordon's undertaking goods are arriving and he would be ready for business If bis hearse, wbiou was rcoeutly ordered from the East were here. John Whitney's valuable Irish set I. no. died last niebt. Leo was a ikvorite dog with everyone around iwn aud all will be sorry to learn or is death. An altercation ocourred at the flour ik mill today In which a farmer named Vestal started In to give O B Williams it sound thrashing, but came out a poor lecoud-beat. No arreats. The plonlo given by the people of the ongregatlonal ohuroh on the Mo- Xenzle at Abrams' mill yesterday was urgely attended and proved to be an Bjoyable success. A basket dinner was a pleasant feature of the day. Mr and Mrs James Belknap, the rlef-8trlcken parents, and a brother tnd slater of little Pearl Belknap, wno died at the residence of Jobn Brent In this olty yesterday, accompanied by friends, left today for Lsaburg ror interment. Tbo Modern Woodmen of Eugene are preparing a beautiful float whlob will appear In the parade at Albany diirlne the M W A carnival in that olty September 4 and 5. J A Dunn, thesoenio artist, with Walter Hoes, the electrician, Is preparing the float. Grants Paas Courier: Bey I G Knotts and family leave this week for Albany where tboy will reside. Mr KnotU has exchanged flelds with Bev W ABmlok, who will aot as Bunday sobool worker for this district. Itev KnottB was looated at Florence for sev eral years. A RICH MINE "The Hastier," Owned by A E Wood and Son Snowing' Up Fine. MILL IN SIOHT "The Hustler" mine, owned by A E Wood and son Hally, of Eugene, locat ed in the Blue River mining district, about 1) (miles southeast from Gold Hill, Is developing into one of the riob mines of that district. During the past few weeks the va'. or tbe ledge have greatly increased, and our in formant, a practical miner, says he Is confident a mill will pay from the tlrat dropping of the stamps. Already 400 feet of tunnel has been run on a well defined ledge of good thlokuesa. It is tbe Intention of tbe owners to soon place a ten-stamp mill on tbe property, we have been Informed. Tbe Messrs Wood are among our tieut known citizens and tbelr many friends will be glad to learn of their mine turning out so well. In five years time tbe Blue Blver mines will be known In every camp In tbe United States. An Automobile Race. Hotel Arrivals. Madam Marie A Dohner Experienced European Itachir ol Language and Music Diploma from Conservatory of Music, Paris. Freuob, Parisian, can be acquired with purest aooent. Apartments over Briftin Hardware Go's store HOFFMAN It Crowell, Coburg A C Lawrence, Portland A W Potter, Boston II A Brewer, Portland F A Mltohel), Portland J It Flyun, Portland E P Walte, Portland . 11 H Moore, Portlaud N B Austin, Balem O E Rotue.y & wf, MoKeuzle Bridge Harry Baxter, Maroola B L Baxter, Maroola E C Baxter, Maroola GUDelph, Lowell C MoFarlaud, Lowell Bam Goldsmith, Portlaud T K Campbell, (Jornatook W Mead, Albany C C Thorp, B F A J Kulli), B F ItUOKNK G ft Rogors aud wf, S F Curtis Ualrd, Weudllng Geo O Whltbeuk, ' A O MoClane, Huzel Dell M P MoOlaue, " Victor E Bhaw, 8 F P H Brlatow, Cottage Grove Geo Matt, Bay City M A Poppleton, Portland R B Thomas, Iowa Falls la J E Bummers, Portland G F Capell and wl, B F J Laldlaw, Portlaud J Caston, Waltorville E Meyers, " U Bery, Cottage Grove E E Miller A wf Hastings Neb OF Parsons, Wlldwood B Lurob, Cottage Grove J HBtnlth, New berg The Imperial.' Cottage Grove, Or, First olass.Sample room 80x50 feet, well equipped. Rates $1,00 and $2.00 per day. To Hunters. All trespassers on my farm above Bprlngfleld, especially hunters, will be prosecuted to tbe full extent of the law. S M Douglas. Dated, Aug 29, 1901. Lorans Fair The date for the holding of the Lorane oounty fair Is October 9th and 10th. A feature of the Buffalo Exposition will be a raoe between automobiles representing all natlojs. Although It is olalmed that France in abead of us In the construction ol these vehicles, it Is hoped that American manufacturers will come In first. America generally keens at the head of the procession in all lines of Industry, soienoe and mcd icinss. No country la the world has ever produced so good a medicine for tbe cure of etomaob. liver, kidney and bowel dlBoiders as Hostetter's Btomaoh Bitters. For over 50 years It has been the standard medicine. It promotes sound sleen. restores the appetite ana oures dvsDeDBla. constloation and bll lousnesa, also prevents malaria, fever ( and ague. Do not fall to try tbe bit- I inva I will an ml it rln vmi tjnrui Attention Knights of Pythias: Regular convention Helmet Lodge No. 83 this (Thursday) evening. Work in the Esquire Rank. A full attend' anoe Is desired. 1 T NlOKLItf, Chancellor Commander, OIL OPERATIONS. V President of Great West Com pany at Springfield Today. J E Blmmons, president of tbe Great West Oil aud Coal C, who have con tracted to bore for oil on N Hill's place, at Bprlngfleld, arrived In Eugene from Portland hut night arl this morning proceeded to the seen- of tbe proposed operations where In has been during tbe day. Tbe company uas a boiler, engine and lum ber, for tbe erection of a derrick, on the ground anil other rua ciinerv which baa been ordered will arrive soon, aud aotive boring for oil will commence as soon as everything is ill readiness. This company has plenty of capital bahind it, and It Is a sure thing tbut a well will be sunk. We understand the derrick will be Immediately erected Chilly Feet. Tbe Eugene firemen who want tn nsrtlclDate in tbe bose races at tbe Itoseburg Btreet fair claim tnat the firemen of tbat place have cold feet and do not want to run with hem as they were badly beaten by our boys last year. Home time ago tne Uir committee was telephoned to re garding the bose races and the com mittee seemed to be in favor of having be Eugene boys participate in tbem. Later a letter was written asking for terms, eto, aud after patiently waiting for an answer our boys have come to the conclusion thet by their silence tbe Roseburg people are alraid to bave tbe Eugene firemen run in tbe races aB the, nrlza monev would be sure to be oarrried away by them. PERSONAL. SHOES Wo havo ladies' hoavy and light shoos, $1.75 and $1.50 values for only $1 ; all sizes; toos are slightly off but not noticeable. A few children's shoes for CO and 75 cents. Men's heavy shoos for $1. All of tho above just right for hoppicking. Also tho biggest and best line of shoes wo havo ovor had, lib No 1 ginger snaps 10 conts. K. C. Baking Powder 25 oz. can 20 cents. Guaranteed to pass tho pure food laws. 1 doz No 1 nutmegs, 5 cents. 1 largo pkg goldust 20 conU. 1 largo pkg tlow drop 20 conts. 1 largo pkg Armour s washing powder 15 cents. 1 lb pkg Armour's washing powder 5 cents. & Department Store Day & Embalmers. Henderson, Undertakers Cor. Wil. and 7th sts. and J. W. KAYS FURNITURE GO EMBALMERS and FUNERAL DIRECTORS SPECIAL WRAPPER SALE Ideal Interior Decoration that add to tbe attractiveness of a house era always found In wall paper patterns from OVEUTON'Sr Because the beat artlstlo skill and taste are em ployed In the designing and making, The paper we are offering you la the latest aud most up-to-date In the country. Overton Wall Paper Paint Co. Wiio Wants to Oo? The Interna tional Good Roads (Jongresn is to be held in tbe olty of Buflalo, New York, September 16-21, 1901. The "Good Reade Train" will be on band and will give exhibitions of practloal work. Mayor Chriaman has the appointment of two delegates to tbe congress, and informs tbe Guard he will appoint any reputable cltlzenB of Eugene who may annlv to him. Reduced ralea to all delegates will be made over all rail roads. All sessions of the oongress will be held during tbe Fan-American Exposition. Married. Miss Melva Powers and Mr Roy MoPberson, of Springfield, were united In marriage yesterday evening at 0 o'clock at the residence of tbe ofllolaling clergyman, Rev E C Sanderson, ooruer of East Twelfth aud Alder streets. The wedding was a qniet one, only a few friends of tbe couple being present. They are esti mable young people and we wish them unbounded joy and success. Rbsionkd. H C A Miller has re signed his position as engineer and eleotilclan for the Eugene Eleotrlo Light Co, the resignation to take eQect September lBt. Mr Miller, who has been with the company 10 years or more, wil move to bis farm went of Eugene. Elmer Dlllard, of Goshen, will take Mr Miller's place at the light station. Promotions O H Markham has been promoted and will go to Hun Francisco as assistant freight tralllc manager of tbe B P K R, R B Miller will take tbe plaoe made vacant by Marknam. We are sorry to see Mr Markbam leave Oregon, but weloome Mr Miller to tbe vaoanoy. Te Carpenters. Wanted to ex change lots for lumber aud work. Ad dress Box 81S, Eugene. Hop Picking WilU begin m the llualiuell yard on or about Sept 5, 1901. E T BU8HNELL. Bridge, Beach stoves aud ranges nothing better built; even, a quick oven. Guarnteed, with a water oore Bee them at F I. Chambers'. There was quite a runaway on Pearl street tbla forenoon about 10 o'clock. A farmer's team attaohed to a wagon ran out south on said Btreet aud landed up near Twelfth street. Mo material damage. Great Bargain Feast Ladies' Shirt Waists 75c, 85c, $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 kind for ,4 Ladios' Crash Skirts, " White Piquo Skirts, " Colored Pique Skirts, THIS WEEK ONLY ..Prices Will Tell.. ?2.50 to $3.50 ones for 50cts $1 $1.50 $1.50 to $2.00 ones for Ladies' Cotton and Crash Suits at Ridiculously low prices to close. c 3 o Baui - U.i.l.iuitii is in the oity. J V sv lijte is home from Biuaiaw. Harry ltxter wa lo Eugene today. R 8 Owen w nt to Crowell tb'B afterno":. Fr.nk Porter and family ore veiling In I uiifiie J E B.'U'iie returned from Portland this afternoon James H B ikiey weoi to Portland tliii afternoon. VJRoyce returned ti ls afternnon from Newport. Miss Carrie Hall Is home from the upper McKenzle. Postmaster Rouey, of Goshen, Ited Eugene today. Miss Nellie Berry came down from Cottage Grove today. W W Martin aud family bave gone to tbe upper McKenzle. Geo T Hall, Jr, aud wile, will not be home before Haturday. H It Williams' family starts Home from Seal Rock tomorrow. Charles Coohran came down from Cottage Grove this afternoon Mrs W W Oelsby came up from Junction City this afternoon. Mrs D A Pains re'urnnl ihi after uoon from an outing al Newp Attorney Heltons W Tnompson re turned from Portlaud this alternoou C E Rothery and wife came down from McKeozie Bridge this morinng. Ben Lurch and Herbert Etkln came down from CJttage Grove this after noon. Fred Applegate, of Yonoalla, is visit ing bis mother, Mrs J M Bhelley, in Eugene. Mrs M A Withrow relumed tble afternoon from several months' stay in Mootaua. An extension of 28x40 feet is being built to Geo Forrest's blacksmith Bhop on Pearl street. Dr Lowe came borne last night and will lie at his plaoe of business for the next two weeks. Lester Hulln returned last evening from an outing at McKenzle Bridge and Foley Bprlngs. Hev J G Kuotts, formerly of FPreuoe, arrived In Eugene from Boutli. ru Ore gon tills afternoon. J 8 Stilts, W B Myers aud J B Ray expect to leave Monday or Tue.y for a hunting trip to Pine Opeuipps, Balem KtateBtnan: MIssKtt lln Don ris of Eugene la visiting In tbe city, the guest ot Miss Jessie Breymuu. Henry Hobl, who has a pox'tinri In Watklns & Millers meat nr. i t, Is confined lobia room with fU-i.Dc-s . Mis A C McKlroy audduunhitr, Mies Lillian, have returned from Newport. MIbs Alicia is at Corvallis on a visit. Chris and Walter Kauffman and Fred Btewart returned last night from the Wildcat country, west of Eugene. G W Milam and fumlly, the newly eleoted principal of the Geary sehoU, have moved to Eugene from Pleaaant Hill. Robert Moore, now a traveling marf, formerly In the furniture business with Fletcher Linn In Eugene, was In town today. W H Weatheraon, editor of the Forence West, who has been In Eugene a few days, leaves for home in tbe morning. Harry Keeney has gone to Seattle to enter a business college. Glen CbeBa. man has taken his place in L C 8k eels grocery store. Hiram Bllghtou left this afternoon for Northwood, luwa, wlura he will reside. His lamily preceded him two months ago. R R Hays returned to his hop yard at Creswell this aflernoou. Mr Hays win commence ptokiug his hops week from today. James Don'.ldson left this afternoon tor BhOBhone, Idaho, to teach sobool ho will stop at Hay, Wash, on the way 10 visit Ula brother. uon J a McClung, P E Bnodgrase and Mr an I Mrs Bowera and little Elba Bnodgrass are expected home rrom ototienzie Bridge Saturday, Mr and Mrs John W Rowland re turned this afternoon to Portland afler a few days visit with Mr Rowland's pareu's, Mr and Mrs L B Rowlond. F li Bnodgrass returned from Seattle Tuesday, with Ills bride, and may be found by callrrs at tbe home of hie mother, Fourth and Jefferson streets. Bernard 8noir left lust ulght fnr Baker City where he ha, aocepted a position lu the high school. He will atop at Hood River a few days lor a visit, ' Attorney AC Woodcock and Court Reporter Mrs Emma Thompson went to foliage Grove tliie afternoon to at tend a law suit In the Janice oon al tbat place. Mrs M -L Rose aud two children have returned home fro: , M.- Meyers' on Hie McKsi.xl where tHey were vliltlng during R-v Rose' Mwn,. u Wa-Oiiugton. Mrs ECHmlth and daughter, Mg, Wlnnltred, arrived borne tbla after noon from their trip to ih. Hawaiian Islands, having etopned at Han Fran Cisco for a few days. Miss Nina CMrandcr, afler a f,w weeks' visit with ber parents at Cot tage drove, retotned this afternoon u, resume ber duties as operator In ih Petal Telegraph office. H F McCornack haa none t xPW port to attend the bedside ot Mrs Tho. Condon, who la srlou-ly M ,, . place. Mrs Condon has bee,, ,, ... Mr a month or more, I ut h ,. worse thlal day or Lo We will Sell all our Ladies' Wrappers at COST, and Shall continue This Sale TEN days only. Racket Store. Our W.j?' Wra, 'U sonn i in stock trjl the presfint... fd examine9 them- There, manygood values on Bale, P. Frank & Son 36 East Ninth street. Man's Heart Is located pretty close to his digestive apparatus, and closely cooiiKto!. it throughout, To reach that organ aud gain bis undyiug fidelity, he aai mi u upon food better pound Jn Quer. ie freel), palatable, healthful kind. Such an can nowhere t toad i ality or weater variety, than right hen consisting of Greet, Tr banned Meats and Vegetables, Smoked Hams ana Bacon, ketdnntj ce. tooaiuienu ana appetizers, always in stock ' AT W. B. McKINNEY'S TUTof the JJfi g -Did it Ever Occur to You- f o avoid tho trouble and worry of ft failure with home-made bread bjtrjlnii 1) Cream, Crimp, Steam, Milk, Rye, Graham, or Rolls at the GREEN FRONT or YELLOW WAGON 25 Bread Tickets, ?1 00, with 4 Kimball Piano Ttchu Hammond's Phone Black 414 Next to F. L. OOOOOAW I BJ Co 1 u Win 9 I 3 LVl 1 I aUJltl To the rn&n thai ears It'itu? enough to tube a wlteel apsrt and put it in gocd voiliii order. Only the Eipertwli the proper tools can ao it stU Bicycle Repairing Should not be attempted at boni S jour wheel looks old andbtbj,tti frame enameled. If it ie ont oicris have it set rlpht 1 he crat ia lilk cane will be trifling. Wc have four Experts M ?iipa'ir a m- Man.ufohlre Bicycles. Competent men who liv woiWi VL-inouun, jvimssB, luenco, Iclabo and Uienon. Allan am' e also repair guns and.BewiDg Machines. Ohio, Illinois, experience. Barker Gun Works. Yes It's Hot Weathers RIO matter what the weather, our customers $) HJ and ceine as regular as alock work. We gin value received and satisfaction with every purchase or money refunded. Do you know of a store U gives more? Who can do better? You get yoor money's worth every day in the year. If not al ready a customer give us a trial, we will try to please you. N. T. Wilson. Hlghe st market price for country produce Summer Dainties Made With Ice ."LlhU.m.?'t sudlhealthfidof ?. tho-'?y?; HaJingthe lea I. the urrt essential. If on w . ou Ice. wMt it regularly and want juESnK i i y" .t?,b" com'onabla, leave your JOS. PiRONI, Agent. Patronize The Bonbonierc and save baking at home during the mer months. We invite those who d J tried our celebrated Home-Made Br :J it a trial. Those who havo tried i J further introduction. Special attend to our pastry department. DUNN & CO, ST 591 Willamette street.