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Newspaper Page Textv.-. v Daily Eugene Guard TUESDAY - APRIL 8 For Cigars JULIUS GOLDSMITH. HMD Tlletfune, It lib 111. WEATHER. Tonight and Wednesday ibowin, Probably fro I In axpoesd piece. WOLLABIB. aivmia. Dr Low oonlo-optiolan Eaten. Keed end grooerle l Whit'. Overton for wall paper end pelnte J O WetU, graduate optlolan, Eo cene. Pint balk garden eeed. Cbtmberi hardware. M B Jannay, graduate eptlolan. Examination free. Plelpietple! Friday evening at th Christian oburob. We cell all wool olotblng. V Frank Bon. A fair remnant ahoee at lea than half prloe. P Frank & Bon. Beoyolee fMMIO to f60.00. Pain Kar. Cbalnleee Imperial, $86.00. Pain Kay. Fall Una of bike aundrlea at down-to-date prloea at Chamber' hard, ware. A flrat-elae experienced bloyole re pair man now at Chamber' hardware. New atook of wall paper now In. A few remnant at prloe at Cbambera' bard war. - v Belp the Brean Club by attending their pie aortal at th Ohrlatlan ohurcb Friday night. . No wheel a good a th Oreaoent. Uet one and know It. Be them at O'jambert' hardware. Imperial 25.00 to 116.00. We have them n ouiblon frame and ooaater ,brake. Pain A Kay. . You will b royally' entertained It yon attend tb pi eoolalFrldaay night. at lb Ohrlatlan oburob. Prune and apray your tree qulok, before the buda (wall. Fall outfit, big or little, at Chamber' hardware. . Plea bear In mind that PLUMB ING and SHEET METAL WORK la our apeolalty. Will M Morrow, 488 Willamette (treat. Phone, Red 47S. 361 bloyolea eold at the Cresoent agenovln 1901. Only th beat built and llgbteat running wheel oould pos albly make thla record. Plenty more jntt a good at Chamber hardware. Eighth Grade Public School Ex amination. The uniform eighth grade examina tion will be held April tb, 10th and 11th, 1001. Teaohere dealrlng lleteof quef tloua plea notify m at ono. WUUuu; County BuparlnUndent. Decllnta Juitlc Nomination. Ebitob Gju: I daalr through tb QOa.sU to deolln th dmooratl aomlnatlon for Jnatloaof th pea of tbl preolaot, I am not elldble on o esant of my preeantpolltloal realised, nd do not oar to violate In anyway theprlDolplaa or looal alf-ftTrnmat. I am thankful to th delegate who ought to beatow tbta honor and re gret Yeijr mooh to withdraw tbe nom laetlon. IiXON Edmumiom. BREVITIES. Th bill are white with know. Freeh aalmen egga for flablog at Paine at Kay'i. All kind of pi at tb ChrUtlan ohorch Friday night. Mr Emmett Wlthrow la very III at the borne of ber father, B Htepbena, in Notl valley. Tbe new Evening Journal of Port land la atlll growing. It now print eight pupa and I vary readable. ' Maple Lodge, Order of Llona, an joyed a banquet In Frank' ball laat nlgbt after tbe initiation of aeveral oandldatee. Only ten eent entitle yon to bear tbe program and eat pie with tbe Berean Club Friday nlgbt at tbe Cbrlatlan eburoh. Tbe Jeee Montgomery plaee of 23 ore at Creewel! ha been eold to Perry Lawton, recently from Kanaaa. Jerry Dammon wa tb agent In tbe deal. Tbe Commercial Club meeta In the armory parlora tonight for tbe purpoae ofdUouaalagtbe matter of erecting oullding for olub rooma and for an opera bouae. George MoLean wbo baa been clerk log In Ax Billy' department a to re alnca before Christmas, ha realgned bli poaltlon and gone baok to tbe farm on Camp Creek. Tonight an election of a flret lleuten ant for Co A will be bald. Second lieutenant U C Hammond will no doubt be advanoed to tb flret lleuten aaoy and a man out of tbe ranka will be elaoted a woond lieutenant. There are aeveral aaplranta for tb poaltlon We have reoalved a copy of the Maroh G K Prloe, of Walker, I in tbe city. JL Wlgle, of Wendllog, bin tbe city. Frank Kennedy i down from Roea-borg. Wdj King I down from MoKenxle Bridge. H DStlllmen. of Petdleton, la In Eugene. R lly Rouey, of Uoaben, waa In tb elty tea j. Robt Brady returned to Creawell thla afu-rnoon. B F Keeney oamedowu from Uoaben tbla afternoon Judge W B MoFadden returnen to Corvalll today. E D Matlock went to Portland thla afternoon on bualneee. Jeer Wllloughby returned to Uar rlaburg tbl afternoon. R L Maoklenberg and Aug Matz, of Eobo, Minn, are In the elty. Merchant O L Weber cam down from Creawell tbla afternoon. Attorney L Bllyeu and J M Wil liam are Salem on legal buelneee. Mia Add la Gartbrae, of Goebao, cam down oa th afternoon train. Claud Riddle returned laat night from a baainee trip to Vancouver, Waah. County Oommlealonar H D Edward returned tbl afternoon from Cottage Grove. Geo Klnaey went to Creawell thla afternoon to do aome oarpanterlng for Robert Hay. Mia Lena Applcgate cam nn from number of "The Four-Traok Newa.'M Portland today to vlalt her oouain, an Illustrated magazine puoliabed by New Tork Central 4 Hudaon River R R. It contain quite a num ber of Oregon lumbering, farming and other oane and an article by Alfred Holman, entitled "Tbe Three Ore gon." A highwayman ordered a milkman to atop while on tbe way to Portland from hi ranch about three o'olook Sunday morning. Tbe milkman bad about twenty dollar with him, and to eav It whipped up bl horae; then tbe bold lobber took a abot at him, the bullet paealng through tbe flaaby part of tbe leg above tbe knee, One of Hubble 4 Claike'a wagona loaded with brlok for tbe Hotel Eu gene addition mired down tbla morning about 9 o'olook In tbe sof. dirt In the alley between tbe hotel and tbe Gilliam building where a eewer dltoh bad recently been dug, . A block and taokle waa brought Into uee and th wagon pulled out without unload' Ing. Yeaterday'a Rnaeburg Review: At torney Lee M Travla, democratic nom laee for aenator from Lane oounty, waa In Roaebnrg tbl morning and tb Re view waa favored with a very pleaiant all. He report th democrat work ing vary harmoniously in Lane oounty aud although the oounty baa been largely republican heretofore the dem oeratlo nomlneee bave atrong hopea of winning tbla year. AT THE CLERK'S OFFICE. Substance of Legal Matters Filed With That Executive. Mortgage 1200 00 Mortgage (1600 00 Chattel mortgage 700 00 Satlefaotlon of mortgage 260 00 REAL EHTATI THANBFBR8 U B to Samuel H Conrad 169.84 acre In Ipl7r6 w, patent. John P and Ella L Keeney to B F Keeney 90 aoree In tp 18 r 8 w, 1(00. Mary and Wm A Vlnoant to May Weet Wann lot 9 and 10 blk 6 Bbaw 4 Paltereon'a eeeond ad to Eugene, $2260. J M Tellmaa et al to GO Snyder 90 aoree In tp 18 r 8 w, 11. Ramaon and Matilda Friendly to H V Thompson donation land olalm of Wm T and Rebecca Calllaon, 830.69 aor In tp 19 r 2 w 13360. C1HUU1T UlCaVT. i Lane County Mlulng Co v Blue River Mining Oo. Demurrer filed on the ground that complaint doe not tat faot lafHoUnt to onatltufs a oau for suit against defendant. rOBATI MATTERS. Estate of J M Bporee, deoeased. Semiannual aoeouut of Go W S uee, exeoutor, ahowa the recalpli to date, 82004.20; disbursements, 1488.90; bal anoe on hand, $1648.10. Account ap proved. PERSONAL. Mia Irene Applegat, a law days, Mia Ehrmtne Veatob, of Cottage Grove, after a vlalt In Eugene with Mia Lulu Curr In, returned home today, T Howard left thla afternoon for DawaonOlty. Thla will b bl fifth trip to Alaaka but hi first to Dawaon. Mrs Geo MoCullooh, of Harrlaburg, after a vlalt with ber sister, Mr Strand Tong,ln Eugene, returned home today. Mr F W Folsom came np from Junotion City thla afternoon and la tbe gueat of Mr and Mrs Lou la John son. Hon R A Booth left this afternoon for Ban Franolaoo on bualnea In con nection with the Booth-Kelly Lum ber Co. Joe Erlz, formerly messenger boy at tbe Western Union Telegraph offloe, weut to Portland today to obtain em. Dloymeut. J R Wbltney, of the Albany Herald, and the republican nominee for state printer, arrived np on tb afternoon train to visit bl mother. Wade Brook left tbl afternoon for hla home in Eastern Oregon and from there will go to Cbloago with a lot of atook wblcb hi father will take to market. ' . ' ' ' - J H Mao Laterty, the genial repre aentatlve of the Butler Paper Co, of Cbloago, waa In tbe olty ..today. He has Just returned from the Hawaiian Islands, and report a pleasant trip, COTTAGE GROVE ELECTION. Dr lob Elected Mayor Over R. M, Veatch. Covitaok Grovb, Or, April 8. The olty election here yeaterday was a fight from start to flnteb. The oontrst waa principally for oholo of mayor. Dr J It Job defeated R M . Veatch by rive votes. Tbe newly eieoto officer ere : May or, J R Job; reoorder, J E Young; oounollmen, J I Jones, B R Piper and O H Vandenburg; treasurer, H.Eakin. A Runaway Marb. Claude Broder waa riding Alex Patterson' mar with only a halter on tbl morning when aba ran away with blm and in turning Ibe earner at East Ninth and Pear' street she slipped and fell, bruslng ber rider up oonsldrab y Tbe mare then run oq to tim atut1!? sod when she readied there ahe slipped and fell again, but ruatalned no Injuries. Free-Mm row coasts r. The first 25 purchaser will get a Morrow ooaater brake without oharg. F L Chamber ABro. Flahlug aeaaon will soon be here and Cbambera' Hardware la ready for It with the blggeat and beat aaaortmeut of tackle ever brought to Eugene. ARBOR DAY PROGRAM Exercises to Be Held Friday Afternoon. FRESH GARDEN AND GRASS SEEDS. Corn. Early Minnesota oorn 10a Blowella Evergreen oorn 10o White field oorn per lb ljo JUoa pop oorn ahelled 6o on ob 4fl Beets. Golden Tankard per lb Uo Whit French Sugar beet 26e Large red Mangle beet 26o Eellp labia beet per lb 40c Onion. Oregon yellow Denver per oi So Jted Wealhenfield par o oo Peas. Flret and Rest peaa per lb 10c American Wonder pea 16c or 2 lbs for S&e Htratagvru peaa per lb lOo Little Uem peaa per lb 10c Telephone peas per lb lOo Field peaa per 100 Iba M.St Carrot. i long yellow danver carrot home grown per lb 40c i long yellow danver eeed company grown per lb 90a Oi heart oar rot per o 7to White Belgum oarrote per lb 45o Grass Seeds. Buok Wheat eeed per lb 6o or 84.H6 per 100 While olover per lb SOa Red Clover per lb 16a Alelke olnver per lb 90o Maniinotb olover per lb 16c Timothy seed per lb 10c Red Top Pr lb 10s Blue Orxea per lb III J Orchard graaa per lb Ho Kmk-k rape per lb lOo Alfalfa per lb ISO Italian Rye per lb6e Hprlng vetches, etc. Ax Billy's Department Store. T THt IHREl SCHOOLS. On Friday afternoon at 1 :30 n'clcek tbe publlo sclic jls will reuner auproprl. ate Arbor Day progreme. If tbe weather I good the exerolse will be held out of doors but If Is stormy it will be neowaarv to hold tbeoi inside. Tbe general pnbllo la ordlally iavlted. Following la tbe program of exer cleee at tbe HIGH SCHOuIj. Helect lon, Maodol'D Club. Reoltittlon, Beulab Taylor. Violin solo, Alicia MiElroy. Dedlrbtion if tree, Arthur McAUster. Instrumental si.ln, Bi'iie Fold. AddriM, rtav M H Wallace. Selection, Mandolin Club. Recitation, Grace Holden. PATTERSON SCHOOL. Bong, Bcboil. ReoilntioD, Zilla Taylor. Bong, Bcbool. Recitation, Otto Bradley. Duet, piano and violin, Drill, Fifth grade. Recitation, Loralne Boott. Addrets, Hon B M Ynrao, Bong, "Ameraoa," Bcbool. If tbe weather Is bad tbe lower grade will bold exercltes towards tbe clone of tbe morning session, QBARY SCHOOL. Bong, Bcbool. Prayer, Dr B F Rowlsnd. Rsoltatlon, Cosby Gilstrap. Reading of law. Solo, Haiel Andrews. Recitation, Bertha Jeans, Holo, Hazttl Huff. Recitation, Pink Maurer. Bong, School. Bsollatlon, Casper Clark. Violin duet, Ethel Evan, and Pansy Maurer. , Addre-s, Prof E D Ressler. Class Bong, First grade, Hotel Arrivals HOFFMAN, W B BardttD, Jr, B F RL Maoklenberg, Eoho, Minn Aug Mat, Echo, Minn Felix Cohen N Y . R B Brownell, B F W F Jeftrlee, Portland KJ Bmltb, Chloairo H Fete, Cbloago ' E Bohiller, Portlana D Kuupp, Wendllog J H Mao LaftVriy, tj F ; Frank Konnedy, Roeburg DT Daniels R E Veatch, Roeeburg F Rublen, Rosuburg OCRenfro, Kraeburg R O Vaught, Portland E M Rosenthal, Portland J A Fengf r, B F O L Weber, Creawell W H Cooper, 8 F O Plleon, Portland J A Klrkham, Portland Fred O Koenlg, B F ' ' John Heen, Calif R P Faby, .Portland Maurice Winter, Portland a JBlnger, Portland Mrs Joe Brook, Pottla ,d R i Prluee, Boston G E Kaatingran, B F RUORNB. Wm King, McKenale Bridge J L Wlgle, Wendllog E E Harris, Aberdeen, Wash H D Btlllman, Pendleton A Anderson, S F -A Kali, Portland W A De Laff, Lawton, Oregon Mrs M B Nunn, Goshen A P Bllnger, B F H B James and wife, Boston W H Rhodes, B F Fred Jennings, Portland J C Warner, Harrlsbarg B J Feagre, Koaland The Imperial. Cottage Grove, Or. First claH.Barnple room buxmj reet, well equipped. Ratee 11.00 and $2.00 per dev. Married. At Seattle, Waablngton, Thuraday, April S, 1902, by Rev W H G Temple, Fred Nixon to Mlaa Pearl Bridges, Both contracting parties are well huowu In Lkiip oounty, th brldt beiuv a naii hnrn daughter of Pleasant Hill, wbrre ahe n-slded until the time ol her nr..rrlage. CITIZENS TICKET WON Paine, Dorris and Henderson Elected Conncilmen. THE LATEST DROP Ufa AUTOMATIC LIFT SEWING MACH W hae Jurt received the&ew bU- T?-5-i--Irr r SOOD MAJORITIES. Before tbe count of votes In yeater day' city election bad progressed more than a few minutes it na plain ly evident that tbe citizens' ticket bad woo out over tbe anti-saloon ticket by a good majority. In tbe first ward tbe anti-saloon can didates bad quite a majority, but tbla wa overoom by tbe heavy vote caal for tbe citizens' candidates In tbe sec ond and tbird wards. Following Is tbe vote for eaoa candi date: FIRST WARD. For Counoiltnen Dorris 117 Henderson J14 Paine 126 Tobey .' 156 Halnee 163 Jennings... :.14S For Recorder B F Dorrla 269 For Treasurer Frank Reisner...: 256 Total vote otet ......272 8KCOND WARD. : For Councilman Henderson 144 Dorris 142 Paine 138 Halnee 66 Tobey 61 Jennings 66 For Recorder B F Dorris 198 For Treasurer frank Reisner 198 Total vote cast 202 THIRD WARD. For Oounollmen Dorrla j.87 Henderson ., ,188 Paine js4 Jennings 97 Tobey 95 Haines 92 For Recorder B F Dorris.. ,...278 For Treasurer- Frank Reisner 27 K.ri.,- Mitbhlaa Automatic Lift Bewiiig Machine, warrants 1 for tea year, at 00 Mtchlei Swell Front, Drop Head, Ball Biariud, at 21 00 Matchless Prop HnJ, Ball Bearing at 26 00 Matchless, Upright HoJ, BaUBear- tag.at. 25 00 Republic, Upright 1UJ, warranted tin vear. at 20 00 Improved Kw Model, Drop Head: warranted ten years at INe All tha ahnvo machines are fullv WflrraniJ . -..icu ten viM have all the latest improvements and attachments C ' P. FRANK & SON, 34, 3G and 38, E. Ni; oo II 'nth St We Expect to sell a few bicycles this season, and to make an indue mnt for first purchawrs, we will sacrifice ths price and Mu J0U $o'.00chiulrM Imperial. O and J tires, best equipment eierr w f r only $35.00. We hure tnem in Ladies and Genta' wheels. On Sewing Machines, we quote you 32.00 on G drawer oak. ball bearings, rotary shuttle, drop head "White. No imitations. The most complete line of Fishing Tackle ever offered in Kugene. All t, stock just in. We are alsi Headquarters for all kin 's of Uymnasium noo.k Kunning Shoes, PanU and Sweaters. Base Ball. Tennis aud Uolf gooi. PAINE & KAY. Total vote oost TOTALS. Tbe total vote oast for each date Is us follows; - Paine Henderson Djrrle Tobey Haines Jennings For Recorder Dorris. For Treasurer Reisner 281 candl- ......itf 444 448 811 811 295 736 731 HJ , . r EATHBR. VV6 are out ting our abare of the severe storm tbat aov "ging throughout tbe North weet. Ail day Buiniay and Monday iv raioea Hard, turning colder last nigni, aud when we awoke this morn log . we Debeld enow on Hpencer1 nuiie ilia adjoining mountains. Thi oold Wave is eoruetuinir nlmn.t nn preoeaeuled for the month of April uu ii ii ooutinue a oy or eo the ouaa on fruit trees will suffer. Get upl Get up!! Th,tliBl,.,n. VI.L.I .1 ... . in ...me, Alarm blocks will tay to you. and you must be deaf if you are not awakened by the noise Our Nickel Alarm ninnb. . . J-ll make (aces at the poor trash sold in ths OUKS do not have soft uinmn. r,,1 Cf " VS1"f,iiB- ,h difference In price is IN THK CLOOK-and in the OiJka rY GOOD -I-Md'that's worth oonsiderinir. We have a Nickel - - - u.ct vim vet up and shut it ufl; and another kind that rinira i!!?ii "d hia agin "d stops unt 1 you mint get up or go inad. a ... ?!in 5',, neeJ " Nickel M. R. JANNEY, Jeweler and Optician. Ntw Locllon..0th St-Opp. Molhrun House fJviVf , a,WWsrA, ss tt, m msWq NEW ARRIVALS... THE NEV GIBSON Waists: Petticoats in Linen Shades. New Walking Skirts. All the latest new goods in Ladies Summer Dress Goods and materials for Waists . . A number of good coraeta in size 18, iq end ao ibnt sold for Ji.oo to Jj.ooeach Now 50c S. H. FRIENDLY. Newly Furnished Lodging House New beds in newly painted and papered rooms at tbe Courthouse Lodging House. Only one block from tbe main busineea street, and but a little more than two blocks from tbe postofflce. A very quiet locality. Outside rooms at rear corners away from hall, splendid for day sleeping. Windows of tbrse rooma under pro tecting roof, outting oil' muob of tbe llgut. Lodging with or without board as desired. Come and see the rrorus and I will guarantee that you will be natls fled. Hows Chambers & Bro reoeived a carload of nails today. J. W. KAYS' FIIRNiitmdTJT Embalmers and Funeral Directoti Dav & Hendertnn IIj..l and Embalmers, Cor. Will annm aaasBBiBiBiBi(ia(iMBBBBawa. m THE TIME Al THE PL! THE DAY AND THE ...HOUR... MEXICAN HAND STAMPED LEATHER FRAMES. Carbon, Plita Arlilo-PUrno, Collodlo-Urtot .WINTER PHOTO CO, 518 Willamette SL F Uneeda SIGJl j0 and almost everybody in town D OES, see WHITING about it. H can't talk much but he can malm Ricns Wnrl- ia vitrlit Pi ices are right. Holden Building, opposite West , Bros stable. . " : saWMasj tWkt(mA The Hottest Stove in Town is the Boss Air Tight Heater Something entirely new in air HkM construction. Handsome, durablerand reasonable in price. Four size. Call and boo them. S. L. Long. TUM Bonbon iere 39 East Ninth St. r j 'f,6 pf tryA W6lliillK and r'ty cakes to order; try oar celebrated Hom Made Bread. Cookies, pies, cakes and dnniihnuta fresh every day. Eastern uyslera. We low run our own wagon, all goods delivered promptly and & DUNN BROS- & HAZELWOOD ICE CREAM . . . The best in town at The Cachou Cafe Into the Air.... go thonsands of MOUNT lfnOD Of? io the form of smoke-the cuoWt, est, most frarant an.l mo-t , ""'J5 smoke you can enjoy for the pnee. Nomitter wliatnnr he tril o( the MOlT HOOD will malr )? ,M friend. F C Potts West' Su Manufacturer, . rrn ajw1 :l ill V a 'in:1 A WEDDING BR EAKFT or d nn-r I- 'wv errei choiov.t wii,e. nd ll.," ZZu becr cMroL i -r .al '"Jtn any kind we have Ihe I'Joc wine., of tilter inatorted TinUKe, by thscaM.b.'ls or at prima that yon can t , quality in oene, at RENSHAW5 u8en.0ro. WraNi