Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, April 29, 1902, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard 'UKSDAY APRIL 29 For Cigars JULIUS GOLDSMITH. BURRO Telephone. Ii Hiin 191. WEATHER. Tonight and Wednesday occasional rmln, Wallabie. SlIflTIII. Feed and grooertea at WhlU'i. Dr Lowe ooulo-optlolan Eugene. Btamp photos, Blmmoni photo tent. Overton for wall paper and paint Fels-Naptha aoap at J U Green Hon'i J 0 WatU, traduau optlolan, Bo- ajsne. Oarroll'i oream bon-boni at Roberta B-os'. Go to J V Green Bon' for Fl Nnptba aoap. Carroll's toe oreatn ehooolaUa at Kiberte Bro'. Queen flexible steel door mat. He tbi-m at Loughaolller Peter's. Don't forget that we bare bargain In floor oil olotb. Baokel Btore. M R Jannay, graduate optlolan. Examinations free. Beat photos SOo per doien and up. Al A Simmon, artlat. Kape seed, guaranteed pure. Im ported Dwarf Euex, Moon1 feed atora Moon baa a new Wllson-Mollne buggy at ooat. Shipped through error. Don't foriet that we give a good watoh with every fifth suit. Racket tore. Moon oarrlea the moat oomplete line of garden and field aeeda In the oily and hla prloea an tbe lowest. Goto Morrow for your plumbing, tin, enact Iron and copper work. Phone Bed 478. No 489 Willamette street. Don't forget that I have soma of that farm meohlnery yet to cloee out. Buy good good obeap when you oan, Moon's feed store. That Baoket muslin underwear re ceived today la all right, and the prloea wall I think aome one stole the goods. Don't miss It. Dicd. Mra Peter 0 Clayton died at Bandon, Coos onunty, April 16, aged 84 yeara. Bh leave a husband and two little girl aged respectively two and Ave year. Hhe wa a daughter of Sir and Mr P A Wagner, of Camp Creek, tblioonnty. Cijjars. 8 Child or Export cigars lOo Pompilier Fine Cut. Chawing tobaoeo Is No 1 at 46 a lb. Coffee. Do yoo know our lea rsut I equal to other SOo and 2oc. Qlv it a trial. k Billy's , . b4d: palp tints, dentins, varnish tilt. Navajo blanket. East Indian and Orient! effects. Wt treat room mouldings, shelf and plate nils to harmonise. Our crt of painters and decorators mil do the w( m the most crtdit abU manner for yen. Hoping to be f stored with your presence at this. Lane County's Grandest Wan Paper opening. Wt art at your sennet. Overton's Wall Paper andPaint Co. 37Wtt 8th Street ... .LJ-LJ12.JLSIIJ BREVITIES. Bed fir lessoned wood, Bkeeis Uroo. Rod Kir seasoned wood, Hkeels Uroo. Bed Fir seasoned wood, Bkeols'ttroe Dr. Boberta, aye specialist, leaves May 4th. Tbe northbound train was l.te again today, this time only an hour. A flrst-olasa experlenoed blovcle re pair man now at Chambers' hardware. Don't forget thai land planter propo altion at Mood's. It will pay yoo well to try It Foil line of bike sundries at down- to-date prioe at Chambers' bard war. One Flab Bro' wagon, new B-lnob tlree a bargain for the man needing It. At Moon's. Tbe lower window frames were placed In tbe new addition to Wm Preston' brick today. Polloemen Croner picked np a oblld's oi pe the other night and It oan be found at Llttlefldd'i cigar store. Prune and spray your trees qutok, before tbe buds swell. Full outfit, big or little, at Chambers' hardware. There have been no Salvation Army people here. Capt and Mr Hughes are of the Volunteers of America. One-third of Benton ooooty'e 1800 vote were unregistered Thursday, From all Indications there will be a lot of witness hunting by Intending voter on eleotloB day. The Women of Woodcraft of Jasper oelebra'ed their first anniversary Fri day evening when four new candidate wsr initiated, a fin program was rendered, a supper waa served and a danoe enjoyed. Paul Driver, son of Rev I D Drlvsr, while driving a horse to a buggy about o'olooklast evening In thevlolnlly of hla home on the southeast border of tbe city, waa unfortunate to have a ranaway. Tbe borse sma-tbed the buggy up pretty badly, but the boy waa not Injured. Latt Literary News. A series whtob abonld have been named ''The Enohantmant of our Modern Alladdlna," If considered solt ly from the point of view of romance, la begun In the May Cosmopolitan But tbeee eketohee possess aa well a bualneea Interest equally for olerk or oapltallst, for manufacturer, farmer and merobant. Tbe man who would understand tbe drift of our news In finance and business mutt read these lives, so full of Inoldent, of obanoe, of hard labor and marvslous success. As It Is, tbe serlea receives tbe common place name of "Captalna of Industry." Eaoh character la treated by a noted writer familiar with hia eubjeot. BDNNIN) FOB LKOIBLATURl!. Many Eugene people remember Frank 0 Matteeon, a young attorney who made bla atart hare. Tbe following la from tbe Carlabad, New Mexico Cur rent: "Frank U Matteeon, of Capltan, Is a oaaual visitor In C'arltbad. He Is an attorney at law, but Is not here on business, particularly. Be waa at one time editor and proprietor ot the To larosa Demoorat. M r Matteeon la now a oandidata for tbe legislature, to rep resent this dlstrlot of Obavt a, Lluooln aud Eddy onuniles, and will present his name to the convention, believing that Lluooln Is entitled to tbe plaoe this year." Interesting Prices. Nails. 8 lb beat wire nails 25o. Market Baskets. 6c, to, 7o, 8o, lOo and op. Cheese. New full oream cheese 16o per pound. Grass Seeds. All kinds freah grass seed. Department Store. House Cleaning Time IS NOW HERE SO IS Oar Grand (Ball You and your lady friends art hereby will take pltanrt in displaying to you the designs and color effects the 1all paper art comprises- Our line consists of plains, ailts. silk and satin Stripes, 'trrnrh 1mI Empire. appHfut.damask. Louis XIV. PERSONAL ' Prof MoCleod returned to Juoollon tbla afternoon. j Hon Lawrence T Barria retained from Baleni 1st ulgbt Chaa Coohrsn came down from Cot tage (irove tbl ulU-rncoo. Miaa Lulu Holmes, U O student, wcut to PonUnd today to visit at home a short time. W W I'hmruao was a pawenger to Cottage Uroue on the 2:08 train tbla afternoon.. Chaa Fitoh'a family has arrived out from Michigan. Mr Fltcb he been here several months. Mrs J F Day, of Portland, who has been visiting In Eugene and vloinity returned borne today. E C Wegman, formerly with the Booth-Kelly Lumber Co, went to Portland today to reside. Oscar Parson waa over from Cohort today. Be aaya be la doing nicely in Bis cigar store and billiard ball. H J Jolnea leavea tomorrow for the Blue Blver mining dlstrlot, where be will spend the summer In tbe employ of tbe Luoky Boy Compao). Cbaa B Grlasen, secretary of the Or egon Fire Belief Association, was again In tbe elty today, and plaoed an "ad" for hla company In tbe Wkkklt Qoabd. Reuben Green, of Boston, Mass, an nnole of Dr. C H T Atwood and Mrs Georgia Tobey, of tbls olty, arrived hero last night to realde. He Is a car penter by trade. A N Striker went to Cottage Grove tbla afternoon to superintend the re pairing of two bridge In that vloinity, one aorosa Currtn creek and the otber across Moaby creak. T Gartoutte, an employe at tbe Booth-Kelly Co' Bill at Wsndllng, waa atraok on th breast yesterday afternoon by a bolt from a lath ma chine and waa pretty badly hurt but uotasrloualy. Hon J H MoClung and Dr W L Cheshire returned thle afternoon from Giant Pass where they were witnesses In the Gibson murder trial, they hav Ing known tbe young maa personally, The trial baa not yet ended. Tbe Latest Count. Tbe following Is the result of the vote for May Queen inoluding tbe litest couuti Miss Norma Hendrloks 680 Mine Lottie Waller 680 MIbs Mggle Nmbaum 426 Miss AdaOrrnll 100 Miss Agnes Harris 16 Mlea La Verne Long 16 Mies Irene Applegate 6 Miss Lulu Applegate 6 Miss Minnie Foss a 4 M las Rose Gross .' 8 Miss Myra Brown 2 Decorating. The decorating com mittee for tbe May carnival is busy at work lu tbe armory, and the pavilion preeenta a magnificent appearanoe. Many atreamera ot bunting are being bung from the dome to the galleries, and evergreens, potted plants and flowers are In great abundance. The booths are bslag finished up and pret tily dsooi ated. The carnival p runs li es to be a splendid suooees. Tamales. Genuine Maxloan bot tamalea at tbe Bpaniab booth at the Carnival. Garden Seeds. 2 papers fresh garden seeds 5c. All kinds of garden seeds In bulk. Hoes and Rakes and lorka at ooet to olose out. Stone Jars Milk crocks and ohuros per gal 12jo Paper Opening cordially invited to be present. the very latest, nobbv and elecant f "v UNIVERSITY NEWS. ! Junior Exhibition Will be Held Friday Night O.-i Friday evenlof, May 2, at 8 p m, the orators of the Junior olsss will male their first appearanoe aud edlf. the public with aome of thereaul:aof thepaat three years training, ine members of the (Una bsve been word ing diligently for soms lime and are in good shape to provloe an excellent en tertainment. Below are given toe names and subjects of tbe orations: "No! let me taste tbe whole of It, fare like my peers, Tbe heroes of old, Bear the brunt For sudden tbe worse turna tbe beat to the brave. " Eitella Viola Armltage. ' 'Lacrimal dlleota pelie Creuase " Gene Crawford. "Build Therefore Your Own World." Harvey Bruoe Densmore. "I will Lay on for Tusoulum, and Lay Thou on for Borne." James Henry Gilbert, "Laorlmas dlleota pelle Oreu.se." Alios Cornelia MoEinlay. "Build, Therefore, your Own World." Charles Vincent Boa. TRYOTJT ON TH TRACK. ' A preliminary tryout waa held Sat urday. All event were not gone through from laok of time. Tbe men at owed up in good ahape In moat oaeee. Follow Ing ia a summary of event with tbe winner In order and rank: One hun dred yard dash Payne, Lewla, Day; lleeo. 880-yd dash -Perkins, Dodge, Psnland; 2:18. Broad Jump Howe, Thayer, Murphy and Harms; 18 ft 7 In. 220-yd dash Payne, Day, Wright; 26 Beg. Bhnt put Bender Grlder, Thayer; 31 ft 6 In. Mile run Bbevls, Casteel, MoDowel; 6:30. 220 hurdle Williams, Thayer, Day; 28 eo. Diaoue Grlder, Johnson, Wo Lain ; 100 ft 6 in. 440 dash Payne, Wrljbt, Rid Jell; 61 sec. Hammer throw Grlder, C JUoLain, M MoLalu, 90 ft. BASKBALL FRIDAY. The first Interoollegiate tame of base ball of tbe season will be played on Klocaid Field In this olty next Friday aiternoon when tbe University ofOie goo and Albany oo liege teams will try conclusions. It is understood that the Albany sohool has a splendid team, but It is thought tbe U O boys oan win, al though the score no doubt will be close. Hotel Arrival KUOENB. W L Montgomery, Waltervllle Tip Montgomery, Waltervllle G Li Dunn, Waltervtlle J B Lewis, Cottage Grove Nelson J Bykes, Mabel H U Biggs, Mabel J R James, Cottage Grove William OUen, Wendllng li A Akeily, Minerva Edgar Kroat, Wendllng James Ueaaey, Honolulu B J Pengra, fioeland Rebecca Henderson, Aome Chaa Grlasen, MoMlnnvlIle H B Kline, N Y H T Crosnly, Portland 8 P Jones, Omaha HOPPM4M. Chuck Hoff, Kansas City J B Morolngstar F M Thompson, Albany J 8 Hills, June E O WeRman, Wendllng C B Austin, Glendale N J Hykea, Mabel Gue Helming, Portland E B Pond, B F Wake Beld Baker, 8 F W H Insley, Portland W F Franols, Ashland F Dean Preeoott, Fresno W D Roser, 8 F A F R gers, Poitland 0 N Cottam, a F Geo A Peel, Portland T Peters. Boston The Imperial. I'ottHge Grove, Or. First ola etampif room 80x50 test, well equipped. Rut,.. Sl.OOaud $2.00 iw rlav. PORTIKRK 8ai K.-Speoifl sal . nl pnrtler- Krl.lay and Saiurrtiy J W. Kays Kuknititkk Cn. NEW ARRIVALS... New Walking Skirts. All the la t new goods in Ladies Summer Dress Goods and materials for Waists .. T.. U. FRIEIOLY, A CELEBRATION. In Honor of the Commencement ot the Xew Railroad A clibratiou of tH commencement o tbe new rail osd from Cottage Urove to Bobeniis will be held in Cottage Urovetomoiruw, t t r will be present and he will break tbe sod or tbe new road at Spin. Aflrstclats program for the entire i ay boa beeu arranged, consisting of UiU.ic, epetcine and otber feaiurc. o, Inters!. Tner will be Bpteelies by Mayor Cbrlauian, of Eugene, the UiSjor of Koseburg, Senator K A tsootu, oeumur W Kuykeudbll, Judge J v nauimou, Hou LBilyeu aud other prominent men. A miblio reoeoiloD will be given Governor Uetr aud tbe other dietiu uniniieri vlittorx in the eveuiug. Good music will be furnished by the C M A band. AN INVITATION. J CoTTaob Gnov, April 28, 1904 Em'ioh Uhabo. Euuebe. Oregon, Dear Blr: You are cordially Invited to be preseut and partislpate In tbe ceremony of breaking ground fur tbe Cottaee Grave and Bohemia Killroaa, to be beld on Wednesday afternoon, April 30th, at t o'clock p m at nonage Urove. Oreeon. also an informal raoep- tion to be tendered by the oitlzena to Bis Exoelleney Governor Ueer at e o'clook p m. Vary respectfully, B. R. Job, Mayor. Darwin Bbistow, B. Lurch, F. D. Wheeler, J. C. Lonb, J. 8. Medley, Committee on Invitation Thuredaj, May 15. Those who attend the performance of "Too Rich to Marry" at the Parker opera house on Thursday, May IS, will not only see a first class eomedy but will be entertained with a pleasing list of specialties. Careful attention h&i been given to the aeleotlug of tbe specialties which are given between the acts and wliloh serve to make the performance con tinuous. There are no waits. Fortunes. Get your fortune told at the Gvpny booth at the Carnival. Our Annual Spoon Sale Beginning Saturday morning, May 3d, at 9 a m, and until 9 o'clock at night. EVEHY SOLID SILVER BPuON IN THIS HOUSE will be put on sale at these unheard of low prices 5P" f -36. $ .75 ipooiu S .53 .OOipooni .69. l.2Sipoom .88 l.50.pooru 1.00. l.75ipoon 1.23 2.00ipooni 1.39. 2.25spoom I.59 Do you wonder why thin elegant pooo lius-te, desiert and table noons, odd and in nets, souvenir poons, baby spoons. suKar pnon, berry Kon are being offered at theoe cnfice prieea? We want to atir things up a little Thl. iTi I! wiU "tir up th ,1,0"- ' I his will be a great chance to stock up on anooni It'e your own fault if yuu don t get In "on the ground tisor" THESE PKItToxLY " on day of sale and during ale hour.. Our eiionr are all marked in pli Ks-urc, , you can nee exactly what they ,,M lor. fcngravinj limite.1 to 8 lett, r on ea.-h ipnon. M. R. JANNEY, Jeweler. J.cnui ftOW coc SiLGENUINE COMFORT and General Appearance nothing fiills the t quite so completely as a Capps Summer Flannel Suit The cloth is 14 oz. steam shrunk, and absolutely all wool and fast colors. These suits are perfect fitters and will hold their shape throughout the entire season. Wt furnish a belt to match each pair of trousers. j& j& & Sale Price Hadleyville Items. . 6peolel to the Guard. Hadleyville, April '8 Mr Kiank Coleman, one of Lane ouj j'ii pio neers, is eeriouely L ut the reHideoce of his brotber, H Ci 1 ninn. Mr and Mrs Chun llicti'-y are visit ing tit Irving this week. Mies Rill Diess, of Eugene, is veil ing relatives in our ville at preeent. We understand she and James' Ivey are thinking of starling a ohioBen ranob. We wish thetnsuceeHB. Quite a number from here attended ohurob at Central reboot house Hun day. They hate been holding a re vival meeting there but only two have united with the ohureb. They are Jobnnie McC'u loch aud wife, of this this p!a:e. Bev Bailey Is the preacher. TheJunotlon creamery wagon will start May let. Every one has begun to skim tbe mllK deep now. Tbey ex peot to go as farsoutu as Lorane valley and will run as long as tbey can get cream enough to pay. Tbey are well pleased witb tbe prospect for oream tbls summer. The farmers In western Lane coun ty are just beginning to wake op after a long old VVeblnot slumber, and many who depended almost entitely on rais ing wheat and oats are now raising hay, cattle and bogs or sheep and Boat, and prosperity will be tbe sure result. X. SIGN- See WHITING about it. He f!A'T T A T V XoO . Xinth and Oak. u THF O :a Mads lir V :iCi ! partv cake, to order: try WJ"6 v-l'r. 1 " k"- "' k- and .lnshrnts lr.-h eve dT- ' c r'X " ", wwvd,. 11 s-.-da delivered l"- P. FRANK & SON, 34, 36 and 38 E Ninth St. Public School EiamiMfc Eighth grade puUlo school at ion will be lield Mny 21st. S iv iiIko June 11, 12 aud 13.1H i i x-i,ii,tlniiH can be takes R'lhno's of the count; oral mi in th coun'y soho' 1 i-uperlniecte April 28, 1902. WMMim County schorl fupnittaa Wantkd. A Hood ooolie vant iilrl. Apply il KiiK Twelfth and High Btreeti M KSGEOV.UEH. Tell your friends tbalttafocJ btore has tbe flneet, best mail, i: newest styles iu muslin ni'l town. He west window ti' late arrived. J. W. KAYS' FURNITiml Embalmers and Funeral Dwl Day & Henderson, link! and Embalmers, Cor. WW THE TIME All THE fll IKE DAY AND lit MEXICAN CHbo.W HAND VTAMPFn AriltO-PUO LEATHER P RAMOS. CollaW WINTER PHOTO CO, 518 Willamette at F UNEEDA and almost everybody in town DOES but be CAN MAKE SIGNS Work ia right. Prices are right Holden Building, opposite Veat Bro. atable. EUR Spring stock of poultry netting, steel kuuus, urumi io'jis, cuiuvaiuio, and cotton hose, sprav pumps is complete' Oet our prices. Car of Studebaker wagonsju.-t in. Everything in Hardware. 5. L. Long 0 39 East Ninth St. ttJ DUNN BRCS- "iNSsaaasatfii