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THE SOCIAL REALM. Daily Eugene Guard BREVITIES. PERSONAL. New M11 MONDAY APBIL 28 For Cigars JULIUS GOLDSMITH. 6JARD Telephone, No Main 191. WEATHER. Tonight and Tuesday occasional rln, VITUS. feed and grooerlet at Wblte'i. Dr Lowe ooulo-optloian Eugene. BUmp photos, Bltniuons photo teat. Overtoil! for wall paper and paints Chainlets Imperial, 136.00. Paine & Kay. Raoyolea 185.00 to fSO.OO. Paine & Kay. Fela-Naptha soap at J U Green A (Jon's ) O Watts, graduate optlolan, Bo utin Carroll's oream bon-bons at Roberts B os On to J U Green & Hon's for Fels Nuptha soap. Frssri salmon eggs for fliblng- at jrulue & Kay's. Carroll's loe oream ohooolatcs at It berts Broe'v Queen flexible steel door mats. He tlmm at Loughmlller A Peter's. Don't forget that we have bargains In floor oil olotb. Baoket Htore. M R Jannay, graduate optlolan. Examinations free. Beat photos 60o per dozen and op. Al A Blmmons, artlet. Kape swd, guaranteed pure. Im partial Dwarf Essex, Moon's feed store Moon has a new Wllson-Moline buggy at oost. Shipped through error. Don't forget that we give a good watoh with every fifth suit. Baoket tore. lmperlalsa5.oq to 145.00. We have them In out blob frames and coaster brakes. Paine & Kay, Moon oarrles the most oomplete line of garden and field seeds In tueolty and hi prices are the lowest. Goto Morrow for your plumbing, tin, sheet Iron and copper work. Phone Bed 478. No 489 Willamette street. Don't forget that I have some of that farm maohlnery yet to olose out. Buy good goods ohnap when you oan Moon's feed store. That Raoket muslin underwear re oelved today Is all right, and the prloes well I think soma one stole the goods. Don't miss It. Red Fir reasoned wood, Bieels Oroe. Red Kir reasoned wood, Bkeels Uroo. Red Fir snaooe d wood, Okeels Oroe Dr. Roberts, eye speolallst, learn May 4th. Firvt bulk garden wl. Chambers hardware. Booths are being oonstruo'ed at tbe armory for tbe oarnlval. Tbe northbound train was over two hours late tbis afternoon. Pendleton barbers and printers will play baseball Sunday, May 11. Tbe excursionists who went to Port land Friday returned last nlgbt. Don't forget tbal land planter propo altlon at Moon's. It will pay yon well to try It. The Lewis and Clarke celebration at Portland has reaobed the sum of $345,- 000. Heavy field and yard wire fenoe, only 60 cents tod at Chambers' hard ware. One Fish Bro's wagon, new 8-lnob tires a bargain for tbe man needing It. At Moon's. Over 70 voters registered at tbe olerk's office Saturday and nearly tbat many today. No wheel as good as the Crescent Get one and know It. Bee tbem at Chambers' hardware. Hon J Sterling Morton, ex-seorelary of agrloultnre and tbe founder of Arbor Day, died near Chloago BuDday. The Humphrey Memorial M Eoburob has commenced tbe publication of "The Parish Herald," a monthly paper of 20 pages. Riverside lodge, Order of Lions, at Jasper Initiated six new members Sat urday night and enjoyed a banquet afterwards. Borne exoltsment was oaused (Satur day evening by the burning out of a flu at Hon B B Eakln's residence, corner of Eighth and High streets. JunoHon City Times April 26: The sum of $74.76 has been subscribed to ward the purohas of the proposed fer ry across the slough to Marshal Island. It Is the Intention to ask the county to purchase the cable and the citizens will build sod operate tbe ferry. At the Clerk's Office. KBAL BBTATB TRANSFERS. Frank and Nellie H lid ret h to A W Morse lots 1, 9 and 10 blk 6 Orsswell, 1160. California & Oregon Land Co to Frank Bohullz 11 acres in tp 19s r 1 w, $100. MINING) LOCATION. Henry Johnson locates Gold Dollar olatm In Bohemia district. PROBATE MATTERS. Estate of W 8 Maxwell, deceased. Susan af Maxwell, exeoutrix flies final aooount and asks to be discharged from ber trust a exeoutrix. Estate of Anna Tbelmer, deceased. Geo Maoauley, administrator, flies final acoountand asks that be be dis charged as admlnisirator. Moved His OFPioi.Dr F M Day moved bin office fixtures tbls morning from the Lane County Bank building, wgere be baa been associated with Dr Atwood, to roomr In the Titus block. Born. At Florence, April 21st, to Mr and Mrs Robert Lowe, a son. Hon L T Ha'rls Is In 8 lem. C L Winter Im gone to bis Fall Creek ranch again. Geo Henrlgaki-r rn'uroed to Junction City Ibis afternoon. Mack BoainirviH is hack from tbe rancb near C ou, t. Mrs H E Ankeoy will leave tonight for Jackson ooun'y. Mrs CUra E-na returned this after noon from MuMltinvl le. Hon Tilmon Ford, a prominent Ha lem attorney, is In the oily. W T Campbell left this morning for his upper McKeozle ranob. Tad Lucky and Bert Wiley returned tbls afternoon from a trip north. Miss Irene Applegate has returned from a two weeks' stay In Port I nd. V. B Bellinger, representing tbe Acme Harvester Co, was In the city today. . Mrs N K Belsbaw went to Creewell again today to work In tbe Interests of tbe Lions. J M Kitchen, of Irving, the Demo cratic nominee for county assessor, was In tbe oity today. Rev J F Tout returned tbls after noon from MoMlnnvtlle where he de livered an address last night. Mrs Tbos Awbery, who visited In Eugene a short time, returned borne to Cottage Grove this afternoon. Miss May Baldwin returned this afternoon from a visit to her sister, Mis Wm J White, In Portland Mrs W Kuykendall returned tbls afternoon from a trip to Pendleton and Eastern Wasblngton polati. Mrs L J Gay, of Portland, who has been visiting at the home of nor broth er, G D Linn, returned home today. Norman Dotson, recently out from Marshal, Minnesota, went to Portland today and may return soon to locate here. Cspt Hughes and wife of tbe Volun teers of Amerloa, went south today, having found Eugene a bard field to work In. Miss Alioe M Smith, a, teaober of experience, left today for Leaburg, where she will teaob for a number of months. 0 E Woodson of Cnrvallis, a gradu ate of the U O, was In Eugene yester day. He la a candidate for county Judge of Ben too oounty. Hon John H MoClung is at Grants Pass, where he went as a witness In tbe trial of Gibson, tbe former Lane oounty man, charged with murder. WATER POWER. fork Has Begun on Improve ments to Mill Race. will lacaesn ioo-horsc power. .Vidgley Chambers, owners of the Eugene water power, one of tbe largest and best In tbe state, bave begun tbe work of making extensive Improve ments la (be same, and when oom plated the oapaolty will have been In creased 100-ho.Tse power, according to present calculations. A foroe of men was at work Satur day and Bunday at tbe head of tbe mill raos doing preliminary work, and next Sunday the work of deepening tbe raoe will begin. A large foroe of mea will be put on, and the work will be done with scrapers operated by steam. THE GUARD AHEAD. Thirty-Six Hoars Ahead ot Any Other Paper on Bohemia Railroad News. Tbe Guard Saturday printed special dispatoh from Portland telling ol the sigulng of the oontraota for the construction of 21 miles of tbe Bohemia railroad to tbe forest reserve line. This morning's Oregoolan, 38 hours after the news was printed In tbe Guard, oontHlned the same story. In all new peitalulng to the new Bohemia railroad tbe Guard has led nil other pap-rs In the state. Wo have wldi-.iweKepeolal correspondents In just the right localities and conse quently are enabled to give the publlo i he fresbeBt news. STOLE AN OVERCOAT. Tom Gilliam Is Loser a Valuable Garment. Some time Sunday morning Tom Gililaui's overcoat wan stolen from tbe rear room of his at bou, and the thief baa not as yet been apprehended, al though the officers bave been on a sharp lookout for tbe ruau suspected of tbe theft. About 8:30 o'clock tbe colored por ter, Wiley Griilou, was cleaning out the, place when a stranger, who had been lounging lu tbe baok room, oame into tbe front room wbere tbe porter was at work and engaged bun In con versation a few minutes. While the porter was behind tbe bar tbe stranger stepped luto the back room again and tbeu on out tbrciuti tbe back dour into the si ey, stopping a minute, how ever, on bis way out. Iu a few min utes tbe oat was missed and Grltlou thinks tbal tbe stranger mentioned is tbe fe 1 w who took It, as be heard a slight noise as if a coat were being taken down from a nail when the man stepped back iuto the rear room. Too Rich to Marry. The merry musical comedy, "Too Interesting Prices. Cigars. 8 Chllda or Export olgere 100 Pompilier Pine Cut. Chewing tobaooo la Nol at 46o a lb. Coffee. Do yon know our 16o roast Is equal to others 20o and 250. Give It a trial. Nails. 6 lbs beat wire natla 26o. Market Baskets. Se, 6o, 7o, 8o, 10c aud up. Cheese. New full oream cheese 16o per pouud. Grass Seeds. All kinds fresh grais seeds. Garden Seeds. I! papers fresh garden seeds Sr. All kinds of garden seeds lu bulk. Hoes and Rakes aud forks at cost to c'ote out. Stone Jars Milk crooks aud unurua per gal 12jo Ax Billy's Department Store. House Cleaning Time IS NOW HERE SO IS Our line consists of 'plains, ailfs. silk and satin stripes, 'trench floral. Empire, applique. damask. Loot XIV, Watteaa, rocco, gothk, Marie eAntainette. pompadour, miora. valours, bagdads, palp tint, demins, varnish tilt, Navajo blanket. East Indian and Oriental if fed: Wi treat room mouldings, shelf and plate raits to harmonlte. Our crtte of palnttn and dteoratort vill do tht vxrk in tht most credit able manner for you. Hoping to M favored VJith yoof presence al this, Lane bounty drandtst we an Oar Grand CQall Paper Opening You and your lady friends art hereby cordially Invited to or prtstnt. Be villi take pleasure in displaying to you tht the very latest, nobbv and elegant OK.nyrw mu iwor wims mt Ifait paper an comprises. Watt Paper opening, I art at your service. Overton's Wall Paper andPaint Co. 37Wl 8th Straet . . . Klch to Marry" will beat the Parker Tbiater Thursday, May 16. May Festival of Music. I he advance sale of tlokets tor the May Festival to be held iu Corvallls May 13th, 14th, and 16th, has already reaouea tne sum of $875.00. ihenumbHr of players for the or chestral conceit on Tuesdty, May 18 will be between 30 and .40, twenty-five or wbom are professional, Including among them suoh men as Mr Oourren, mr uiaiten, MrKonradand MrBtrt ram. Mr Arthur L Fraz-r, of Eugene, wl 1 piay KieudtHHobu'sraprlooio bM llant for piano with orchestral acoompanl. nienr. ineonorus will number over two nuudred singers. Tne Latest Count. The follewing Is the result ofth- vote for May Queen . Including the ltest oouut: Miss Norma Heudrlok 555 Miss Maggie Nubaum 4?6 Miss Ada Orrell jon Miss Agnes Harris M Misa La Verne Long 15 Miss Irene Applegate g Miss Lulu Applegate 5 Miss Minuls F.iss 4 Mls Rose Gross ' s Miss Mvra llrnwti ,. .. Tht Leal 0 nipol Midtrn Woodmen of Aoi. rica eboyed i.fr shmeuts Btf uiday n gbt after the lectuety J J( D'vi, rf Kansas City, (?' erai leciuur of tbe order. Mr D-vi' "ddross was very Instructive nun was ' Ish y appn elated by tbo-w wluise gooa l.nluue H w s to bear it. Saturday afiefu"u lbs l A Reputlican P.l J Lea. in- s en tertained by dm Geo () Ynran i tier Dome 011 Linuolu f-rm; . Alter tne rou tine buuliieiw ni following pr-iiram wss rendered 1 Select leading by iMrs M L Orupball, "Ma'onUj" ongina paper tiy Mr Mark Bnly, " Jueowa ;" origin! paper by Mr-i A T C Kik irline, Coote itmert." Tne roll n 1 was r - spondediotiy quitaiious Mm Y.irai , Hflstid hy 1 lie Mitsea tdua a:.o Amy Dunn, seived a uice luncbei i'. Oueelb of the club were Mrs Ouuu and Mrs Lowe. Tbe Uerean Club gave Ms Beulr b Tajl r a farewell surprise party Satur day evening at ber in me on n-asi Fifteenth and High streets Tbe eveL Ing was spent In games, niuMo and rr oitations. AiIks Taylor will be greatly missed In the wrrk of the club, of which ebe has been one of tbe moat hc tiveand popular members She was presented with a hanrimme bo k hy tbe members of ibe c u 1 a- .n expree slon of their esteem. Tbe fam ly will leave for Welnsr, Idaho, some time this week. ilrml 1 ri THE PROHIBITIONISTS. Will Hold Saturday- County Convention -Public Speaking. The Prohibitionists of Lane county will hold their oounty convention on Saturday of tills week at 10 am in tbe courthouse. A full oounty ticket Is ezpeoteit to be put in the field. Tbe Prohibitionists bad a ticket out two years ago, and 237 was tbe highest vote oast for any candldati , that of C A Jackson for prosecuting attorney. Arrangements have been made by tbe local Prohibitionists for addresses by Hiram Gould, of Newberg, Prohl bition nominee for congress, and Prof RWKeleey, of Newberg, Prohibition nominee for state superintendent, to be delivered the evening before the convention upon the BuUect, "what About the Saloon." Prof Kelsey will also speak at Cot tage on (he 29ib, Creswell on tbe SOtb and Springfield on May 1st. Hop Contract at 12 Cents. Sa lem Jourut 1: Two contracts covering 10,000 pi uuds of 1902 b( pe, we e Hied with City Recorder Roland Friday afternoon. Tbe contrnolitig firm was Lllientbal & Bros, of New Yurk City Mrs Myrtle B Oi le has contracted 10,. 000 pouuds at 12 cents per pound aud Mrs M E AarniB will receive 12 cents fjr 9,000 pouofs. b of Portiere BAi.E.-Speciel portiere Friday and Saturday. J. VV. Kays Furniture Co. Our Annual Spoon Sale Beginning Saturday morning, may oa, at y a m, and until 9 o'clock at night. EVEliY SOLID SILVKK BP, PON IN THE HOUSE will b put on sale at these unheard of low prices S .50 spoohi $ .36. 1.00 spoons .69. 1.50 spoons 1.09. 2.00 spoons 1.39. $ .75 spoons $ .53 1.11 spoons I.5 spoons 1.23 2.25 spoons 1.59 Io you wonder why this eWant spoon line-tei, destert and table spoons, odd and in set., ouvei.ir spoons, baby spoons, sugar spoons, berry spoon.-.re being off-rid at these sacrifice prices? Ws want to stir things up a llttls W,U ,tiruP't -I'oons. lhis will be a m-eat chance to stock up on spoons. If, your own f,t ,f you dn t get in "on the ground ,or". lHh-E PRIOs ONLY ON DAY OFSALK and .luring sale hour. Our siw.r. all marked in pUi ifonri, , you cn see eIclly what they .old lor. Kngravine limited u, 3 u. on ea,?h sp n. M. R. JANNEY, Jeweler. Underwear ITl-M UrU tllJ I . i-e,a:,ri;'r;r""weaMw"ii0i!t0wU ti,.n. so,, 73c. 87 ,;(), FRANK & SON, 75c, 81.00 ""-UJ.i50,t: t, to match in GoD, Rt. t-overs, per Bu Sfaru, ,;0"dare,llel'udwi!ipUw iMH-lll) .Ult. and 1 'i-rnflt lufaut Slips, 50c, 63, Th 34, 36 and 38, E. N mtli Si We Expect to sell a few bicycles this season, and to make an imi ment for first purchasers, we will sacrilice the price ami sell v"1 SliO.OOchaiuli-ss Imperial, U and J tires, best equipments everv f ,r only 30.00. We have tlnni in Ladies' and Genu,' wheels, On Sewing Machines, we quote you 32.00 on C-drawer oak, ball hearings, rotary shuttle"" droo had "White". No imitations. ' The most complete line of Fishing Tack'e ever offered in IWne m stK:k just in. We are also Headquarters for all kirn's of Gvninul,, Kunning Shoes, Pants and Sweaters. Bane Hall. Tennis and G, JJif PAINE & KAY. Hotel Arrivals EHQEMB. Z M Brown, Prineville M V Sutherland, Bslem J W Bhumate, Waltervllle A Aimed, Harrlsbnrg W T Taj lor, Portland W L Motitgomery, Waksrvllb Tip Monigomery, Walteryille G D Duun, Wttlterville J C Barrett, BF Alen Smith, Junotlon Jobn F Mitchell, Blue River W C Maurer, Salem Win M Weloli, Buleru Chas F Mitclieil, Portland E La Forest, Portland G E Barwond, Oensda D P Johnee, Bberidau H W Clarke, Portliud G A Molden, Baiein HOFFM4N. J W Tsui-ley, Port lend G O Morden, Poitland W B Smith, Chicago C A Carlisle, Pnriland Frank Keyle, Everett W M Warner, Mabi a Heoki", Elnn, Neb J D Hufl, Hweb:iM R Mason, Albany M 8vrvrud aud wf, Fairm unt J M Woodrutl, Hon aua C A B, 1 Inijer, Portland B E McB'6 nad wf, Spriiijjllel 1 H W Holi) ,ii, ortlaiid Alf R Kelly, 8 F Geo Whitaknr, P irtland H 15 Oornweli, B F Jno F Fink, Seattle Tilmon Ford, Balem J Q WilllamB, 8 F The Imperial. Cottage Grove, Or. First dsn- Sample room 80xfl0 feet, well equipped. Rates $1 (in and VIM rir day. Middle West Wind Storm. Omaha. Anrii k a , storm swept over Mlagnuri NtL kaneaa, Iowa and I'lin0iB cauainir ereat w. i J J lUiJU, JOPLIN, MO, April 25.j0(IlaiH viH.ted by the u,n.t de-troetlv. . , uuring Which twow. anus were Killed outright and su fltl. ly ii jured, a score or mors ww. hurt and 300,COO Wurlt) 0, ' d siroyed. It Is estimated that i b Hidings were destroyed. ThiiM " straight gale, but It bus 0 lai. b'e veloolty, whipping downtcotsj liUuseB. Wanted. A good cook and aen vant Rlrl. Apply lt mlha Twelfth and High streets. Mks Geo iten Kan, Toll your friends that the Rifo itnre has the finest, best msde, in newest styles iu muslin underwear i town. See west window filled late arrivals. J. W. KAYS' FURNITURE d Embalmers and Funeral Dirtn Day & Henderson, Undcrtilo and Embalmers, Cor, Will ujll THE TIME AH! THF ABE IKE DAY AND 1 ...HOUR... MEXICAN HAND STAMPED LEATHER FRAMES. Carbon, Pliltat AriikvPiuM, Collodlo-UrlKa. lasBMaaaaA WINTER PHOTO CO, 5IS Willamette St. F UNEEDA SIGN and almost everybody in town DOES- See WHITING ab ut it. He CAN'T TALK MUCH but he CAN MAKE SIGNS Work is right. Prices are right. Holden Building, opposite Went Bros, stable. NEW ARRIVALS... New Walking Skirts. All the la t c new goods in Ladies Summer Dress uoods and materials for Waists Thn,J'"b.C!' ?f KooJ corse! in sis 18, tg and 1 hat sold for $1.00 to Ij ooeach -Xov, . "mmaiMinittiao M-a-, i mtw 1 111 w am wr--"1 pa ljUR Spring stock of poultry netting, steel L5J goods, garden tools, cultivators, rubber and cotton hose, spray pumps is complete. Get our prices. Car of'Studebaker waeonsiust Everything in Hardware. in. No 50 Ninth and Oak. S. L. Long. sihm asi'ftitfriiiti Ssm HI 30 ow 50c. I 111 ftsifN i,Va.. ifljmiSl '.a,, FRIENDLY. TV Bonboniere 39 East Ninth St. 'rrlMy. W,,,ow,u'0'ow.aKra,all good, delivered promptlr K & DUNN BROS- J HAZELWOOD ICE CREAM . . . The best in town at The Cachou Cafe
