Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, April 30, 1902, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text: Daily Eugene (Junrd BREVITIES. PF.RS0HAL IHE CARNIVAL OPEN. THE SOCIAL REALM. WEDNESDAY - - APRIL 30 For Cigars JULIUS GOLDSMITH. flJARD Telephone, No Main 131. WEATHER. Tonight and Thursday oooaalonal rain. Bum. RIVITIIt. feed and grooerlea at White'. Dr Lowe ooulo-optlolan Eugene. Btamp photo, Simmon photo tsDt. Overton for wall ptper and paint Fels-Naptna aoap at J U Green ct Uon'a J O Watts, graduate optiolan, En ne. Carroll' oream bori-bona at Roberta Bros'. UoleJ U Green A Son'a for Fell Nnptha aoap. Uarroll'a loa oream ohocolstca at Itiberta Bro'. Queen flexible ateel door mat. Bee tbnin at LoQRbmlller A feter'a. Don't forget tbat we have bargalna In floor oil olotb. Racket Blore. M R Jannay, graduate optiolan. Kzaminatlona free. Beat photos 60o per dozen and up, Al A Blmmona, arllat. Rape ased, guaranteed pure. Im ported Dwarf Esaex, Moon'a feed store Moont has a new Wilson. Mollne buggy at oost. Shipped through error. Don't forget that we give . a good watoh with every fifth suit. Raoket atom. Moou oarrlea the most complete line of garden and Held seeds In the olty and bia prloes are the lowest. Goto Morrow for your plumbing, tin, sheet Iron and copper work. Phone Red 478. No 489 Willamette stteei. Don't forget tbat I have some of that farm maohlnery yet to oloae out. Buy good goods oheap when you oan, Moon'a feed store. Tbat Raoket muslin underwear re ceived today la all right, and the prloos well I tblnk aome one stole tbe goods, Don't mlaa It. Johnson, the Horseshoer. i am running business on my own hook now. shoelnu horses evarv day at No 66 Olive atreet, opposite naug'B reea oiaDir. KH4HK JOHNBON. Red Fir reasoned wood, Bkeela Groc. Red Fir seasoned wood, Bkeels Oroo. Bed Firseasonsd wood, Betels Oroo Dr. Roberts, rye specialist, leaves May 4tb. Aflrst-olassexperlenowl blotcle re pair man now al Chambers' hardware. Drs OHT Atwood and F M Day, pbysloiana, have dlsai led partnership- Don't forget that land plaster propo sltlon at Moon'a. It will pay you well to try It. Fall line of bike sundries at down- to-date prloos at Chambers' bard- ware. One Fish Bro's wagon, new S-lnob tlrea a bargain for the man needing It. At Moon's. The framework for Ellis Wbattam'a new two-.tory reaidenoe at East Tenth and Oak atreeta la up. Great preparations are being made for the carnival tonight, tomorrow night and Friday eight. Al Hampton baa just purchased from Lougbmlllor A Peter a floe pneumatic- tired buggy. It Is a beauty. Free Morrow coaster. Tbe first 26 purobasera will get a Morrow coaster brake without eharge. F L Chambers A Bro. Roaeburg Review: Brakeman J D Hufl la visiting with relatives at Eu Rsne. Cad Harmon Is temporarily taking his run. Tbe J W Kays Furniture Co are putting in shelving for tinware aod hardware. A full line of stoves baa already been put In. H G Whiting, tbe sign writer, has moved his "studio" from the Holden building to tbe Titus building, next to Green A Bon's grocery. Tuesday evening's Portland Telegram gives considerable space to tbe marri age of Mabel Craw to Elmer Robert!, with photos of Ihe couple. Tbe Guard erred yesterday in stat ing that the lPth wedding anniversary la the crystal wedding. The 10th is tbe tin wedding aud tbe 20th la tbe crystal. 262 bloyolea sold at tbe Cresoent agenov In 11)01. Only tbe best built and lightest running wheel oould pos slbly make this record. Plenty more Just as good at Chambers hardware. Political note In Portland Telegram : Eugene R Bklpwortb, of Eugene, la In tbe olty. Mr Bklpwortb waa tern porary ohalrman of the Demooiatio Btute Convention. His health has not been tbe beat retently, and be Is In Portlaud to reoelve treatment. J A Maurer and family are moving their household goods from tbe rooms on the second floor of the new Mo- Clung block to rooms In tbe rear of his Jewelry store In the Coleman building. A B Rlntoul, the woolen mill euporln tendent, and his wife will occupy the rooms vacated by Mr Maurer. The Imperial. Cottage Grove, Or. First olass.rjample room 80x60 feet, well equipped. Rates 11.00 and $2.00 pnr dav. Dr T W Harris is la Purliaud. Dr A BberplHi is down from Ur sbij. W G Gilstrap went to Coltans Uiote tbis afteriio-ni Miss Mert e Auten has returned lorn ber visit in Iowa. Miss Marie Prltobett returned last nigbt from Po:ilmd. R ibert Hayes returned tt bis Cres- well farm tlil-i altermmo. Master Casper Clark Is getting well from an attack of soarletloa. Mr and Mrs W M Rensbaw went to Cottagd Grove this afternoon. rs Jos Lyons, of Drain, arrived bere this afternoon on a visit. B D Paine Is down town again alter having suQered from a bullous attaok. J P Currlr, Lane's orxt county com missioner, went to Cottage Grove this afternoon. Mis Maud CoOln, of Portland. ar- rived bere thla afternoon on a visit with Iss Marie Ware. Councilman A L Peter went to Cot tage Grove thla afternoon to attend the railroad celebration. Darwin Bradley, the Lions organizer, went to Creawell this afternoon In the Interests of tbat order. Herbert Lelgb, the asaayer, went to Cottage Grove this afternoon to watoh the railroad opening exercises. F O Davis, of Merrimack, Mass, a brotber-ln-law of F R Wetherbee, of tbla oity, arrived bere list night on a trip. Gus Bkagerburg went to Boswell Hprings this afternoon with the hope tbat tbe water there will benefit his rheumatism. Mrs K H Uabbert, of Oregon Olty, who baa been visiting ber parents, Mr and Mrs L B Rowland In Eugene, re' turned home this afternoon. Harley Zelgler leaves tonight for Haoramento where his father resides, Mllford Newman will take bis place as nlgbt olerk at tbe Hoffman House, Wiley Franols, B P fireman, running out of Ashland, is visiting friends In tbe olty. He will resume bis run after a several days' layoff, In a day or so. Attorney A 0 Woodcock, who has been mentioned for the presidency of the University of Oregon, went down to his ranob below Irving tbls after noon. Misses Gertie Watts and Hattle Webster, of Merrlckville, Canada, have arrived In Eugene to spend tbe summer with the family of their uncle, H A Cox. Hons R A Booth, W Kuykendall and B H .Friendly went to Cottage Grove this afternoon to take In the oelubratlon of breaking ground for the new railroad. James Wllhelm, of Creawell, who with the asslBtanoe of his son, Henr, haa done more to develop tbe coal In dustry of Lane county, than any others, is in tbe oity. Biok Carrier One of the Guard Oirrler boys for the northwest portion of the city was taken 111 yesterday and tilled to notify tbe office till a late hour. Another oarrler did the work aa well as cosilble, though some may bave been rrjlwed. It was unavoidable tux Juonnt Held This After noon on School Grounds. PROGRAM T SKSIORV T0HI0HT. 'iue grand May Carnival given ty the ladies of Eugens for tbe benefit or the Fourth Regiment band was form aliv or.eued this afternoon al 8 30 o'ulook, when tbe baud and Co's A and G participated In tbe Interesting oerem uy of guard mount on tbe Cei - tral school gn uuds. Tbe evolutions were witneaxed by a Urge oruwd, not withstanding tbe showers that fell during tbe time. Tne armory pavilion In which the Otrnlval proper will be held haa been elaborately decorated and splendidly arranged for tbe occasicn. The seven booths will be presided over by pretty girls and handsome women, aud tbe May-pole dance by the little girls to night promises to be a very pretty af fair. Tbe election of tbe May Queen also taxes place tonight. Tbe band will discourse several choice mi ction?, Mayor Cbrismau will make a short address and other Interesting features are scheduled, tbe program as printed by tbe Guard the other day to be oarried out. Tomorrow night a similar program will be rendered, and Friday night the carnival ends with a grand ball VOTE TOR QDBEN. Miss Waller who dropped out as a candidate, but yielded to tbe solicits Hons of her friends has allowed ber name to again be used In Ihe contest. Bbe now stands first with a good majority. Following Is tire total vote up to 4 oolock this afternoon fur tbe four highest candidates: Miss Lottie Waller Miss Norma Ueudrioks. , Miss Moggie Nmbauui Miss AdaOrrell yesterday Adflire Church gtve a jilHwaul at borne to numuro herladv friend t hr m - I deow, oorner of We-t FiLn 'd Li' - I? IV -"-'' - Ihe prevailing amusement, Mrs J W Kxjs wli'WUK Urn pr.ze so M Proton ihe lr t keo M : K -mine Cnurob aud Miss Alio!- M.Uiii aervtd d Rotable refrisbni"i.l-. T ' UU-etH were: Mewlsm WK .iiril tn, LN Hoary. l O Yr u, O W Lwe, Minnie Washburn, E O Potter, U Harding, F w Osburn, J w naj A TCockerllne, W K bcarborouab, Luckey, Laura Harris, J M Bb.nl, Wm PreMon.J Ooldmiib, F W Pren tice. D A Pi.ii.f-, J r4 tU"k.. S SHpen- o r, ti u -rJi gsri, u i Murphy. ,,.1205 Tamaleb. Genuine Mexican hot tamalesatlbe Spanish boo'b at the Carnival. Tell your friends that the Raoket ritore has tbe finest, best made, aud newest styles In muslin underwear In town. Bee west window filled with late arrivals. Interesting Prices. Cigars. 8 Child or Export olgars 10s Pompilier Fine Cut. Chawing tobacco Is Nol at 45o a lb. Coffee. Do you know our las roast la equal to other 20o and 26c Give it a trial. Nails. 6 lb beat wire call 25c. Market Baskets. 6c, to, 7o, 8o, lOo aud np. Cheese. New full cream oheeae 16c per pound. Grass Seeds. All kinds fresh grass seeds. Garden Seeds. 2 paper fresh garden seeds Sc. All kinds of gardeu seeds In bulk. Hoes and Rakes i and forks al oost to close out. Stone Jars Milk orooks and ohurns per gal 12o All Billy's Department Store, House Cleaning Time CONCERT AXD DRAM 4. To Be Given By the Young Ladies ot the Catholic Church. Aooncertaud drama will be given by tbe young ladles of the Catholic church assisted by the pupils of the Bisters' Boliurl, at Frank's Mall tbe evening of May 7ib. Performance will begin at 8p m; admission 26 cent An entertainlug evening is promised aa the program hm been carefully se looted and prepared. PKOORAM. Instrumental duet, Misses H and . Pott. Quartette, ' List to tbe Convent Btlls." Comlo dialogue, "Tbe Rival Ora tors," Messrs N aud A Blaise. Vooal eolo, "Gipsy's Warning," Mies Woods. Instrumental duet, 'Warbliogs at Eve," Misses W Burg and E JohnsoL. Quartette, "Come Where my L v Lies Dreaming." Instrumental solo, "Old Folks a1 Home," Miss Potts. Dialogue,' What Ailed Maudie." CAST OF CHARACTERS. Mrs Dudley MlseABruoker Maudie Miss H Brekreu Grover Master TLandweilin Dr Lloyd .'. Master A Blaise Tom Jones Master Q Bur Vocal solo, "Afterwardi"," Mies H Aya, instrumental duet, "Ben Hur," Misses E Plronl and L Bury. Quartette, "Cblmlug Bells of Long Ago." Dialogue, "May Queer." CAST OP CHARACTERS. Baroness Miss H Aya Btewardess Miss B Mark ley Maria Urauvllle Miss O Piroul Virgiuie Miss A Heudrlckson Louise (Village Glrls)...MIss E Plronl feolle Miss W Burg Horteuee Miss L Burp Caroline Miss M Piroul Melanle Miss H Berkreu Henrlette Miss E Johnson Tall -au. Examination Postponkd. a tel gram has been rtcited by Arch I Llveriuorp, temporary seoretary of :h board of rxMiilnen for oivll fervlrn O" anions as m ill carrlcre, to Ihe euVct tbat the dale of examination hash., postponed tri m May 10 to May 24 Apil ciiiioni may t received now up to May 14. IS NOW HERE SO IS desians And color tf frets 'ihr h,T Fptr trt compnsts. Our line consists ofpltiiu, gilts, sttk And sAhtt stripes, irrnch florAl, n, u. ... , wit, Jwriwu.oAmsj. Louis AiY. WAtteta, rocco. gotnlc. SViHt e4ntAinettt. pompAdour, miort. vaUws, 7t$:,t' Jint ". wnish hit, Navao blAnktt, Etst lnd,An and (Wfl'll tfftCtSt WitrtAtroem mtmldings. shtlf And fiAtt rAils to Umonitt. Our crtteof pAlnttrs and decor a tori null do the w f tne most credit aJhA mAnner for wm. . to fAvortd With year pre. Wilt Piper evening, W, si Oar Grand (Ball Paper Opening mK0? An? vo"f f"" nereis cordially invited to be present. H V nM tAke pleasure m displaying to voo the the wv Utest, nobev And elejAnt rlATtStH0 A)(BV 1 1 - -A. k -ft 1 fsrnc At this. Ltm Countv' GmA. i mrw mi your jwrntw, Overton's Wall Paper andPaint Co. 37Wt 8th Street , H Mo DR SHELDON'S ADDRESS. He Spoke on "Reconstrr.ctioo American Education." Dr H D SbilJou, professor of Phil osophy and Eduoatlon, a1dr;ssed th3i students of the Uuivernty this mo n ing at assemolj. His subjrot was, "Recoustruotion of American E luoai tloo." Dr Uheldou explained the new system reoeutly being Introduced into tbe Uulted Htales, but having been in vogue in Eogl.ud and Germany for several years. Under the present system the American youth must spend twenty years or more In eobool In order to oome out a well-.-ounded eduoated mao, fitted to meet tbe world in his oalllng whether It be law, medi- olne or tbeolngy. This time ia uivided aa follows: Eight years In primary aud grammar grades; four in high sohooljfour years In college; and four years in professional fchool. Under tbe new system a student would be ready toenter lifeattwenty-tbreeorfour and at the same time get essentially all that was needed to make him a well educated and well-prepared man. This object is accomplished In the new system by bavlng tbe students get his linguistic, mathematical ani other training in a longer high school course, and thereby cuttlnn out Its oollegiate, and leaving bis later university train ing thoroughly elective, irlving an opportunity for earlier graduation. Dr Sheldon aNo spoke of Prof Ladd'e views opposing the new system. He alto referred to Prof Muusterberu's recent boos the arguments of which he thinks are thoroughly met by other Germaus in the recant numbers of "Tbe Nation." Dr Strong was present and announced that be would bave something to tt-11 tbe studeuts next Wednesday. Chamberlain at Eugene. George E Chamberlain, Democratic' candidate fur governor, will address thecitiz-na of Lane county at tbe courthouse la Kunaue, Frh ay evening, May 2, at 7:30 o'olock. The voters are earnestly requested to oome out sod bear the champiou of honest and toonomictl ttate g ivern mnt. FOR .GENUINE COMFORT and General Appearance nothing fills the bin 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. We furnish a belt to match each pair of trousers. j? j& j& Sale Priee . . . P. FRANK & SON, 34, 36 and 38 E Ninth St. Welcome News to Bargain Lovers... r The Polite Play. Borne of the gown worn in the po lite ormedy, "Too Rich to Marry," coming to the Parker Opera House Thursday, May 15, are gems of Parisl an beauty, designed and made l7 tbe Great Worth, .Paris Ideal Model. Eugene theater goers will have the pleasure of seeing almost the entile ""S1""1 o", napping and stage accessories. This attraction will be tbe season's cnicdy treat. Our Annual Spoon Sale, SATURDAY, MAY 3rd 9 a m to 9 p m. i Here is where we toss profits to the winds, ignore cost, and disregard former selling prices. lEry solid tllrer npoon in the home will be McriCced id a mmner that ihuwi our earuMtncsH. Spoons of all kinds. Buy one or a dozen. MoviNO.-Dunn Bros, proprietors of the UnDbonlere, are today moving from the Schneider buildiriB on East inm street to Mrs Holdm 's bull ling 01 Willamette Btreet, tbe new plaoe bavlng ben fixed up very nicely acd a new bakeshop having been built. Married. James H Cbambeilaln and Sarah 0 Arnold were married in Eugene April 29, 1902, by Kev H A Green. Courthouse Items. REAL ESTATE TRAMm Tboinns and Xanc; S.r Oregon & Southeastern BnM ctrip of, land in tp20r3ia' W F Morphy to Oiepili eBFtHrii Railway Co alrlpofis: i 20ar3w, M. Etha Chilstlan tnPhculB Copeland lot I I lock I ttatti second sd to Kuef e,il:i MAKHIAOE LlCra J J Hou-er and Hw Silt Chaiioler, C A Wool!) fixes, Tbe fishing eeswi i tel Chambers' Hardwire li naif wlih the blgnet and beat uwal nflaokleever hmu ditw Iw J. W. KAYS' FLIMIH': Embalmersardfiirmlt' Day & Henderson, Mtf and Embalmers, Cor.Vfiin THE TIME A'.D IHE DAY I lit MEXICAN HAND STAMPED LEATHER FRAMES. Cut WINTER PHOTO 0 518 Willamette St $ 50 SPOONS $ 36 1 00 69 1 50 1 09 2 00 1 39 S 75 SPOONS i 53 1 25 8g 1 75 1 23 2 25 1 59 a"Theje prices only during tale houn Engrsvinj limited to thrtt letters to esch spoon. M. R. JANNEY, Jeweler & Silversmith. F UNEEDA SIGN See WHITING ab ut it. Ei and almost everybody in town DOES He CAN'T TAT K MITH but he CAN MAKE SIGX3 Work ia riht. Prices are right Holden Building, opposite Weat linK stable. MFU ADniAi c I 1 lL, Tf MIlIVMLa3... THE NEW GIBSON Waists: Petticoats in Linen Shades. New Walking Skirts. All the la 1c new goods in Ladies Summer Dress Goods and materials for Waists A number of good corsets in size iS, 19 and ao That sold for $1.00 to Jj.ooeach Now 50c. fgl UU Spring stock of poultry netting, steel iLSsi goods, garden tools, cultivators, rubber iuul cotton hose, sprav pumps is compl'14' Get our prices. Car ofVtuclebaker vagon?j-;t Hi. Evervtllinf in Ifordwavp. O " - ' No 50 Ninth and dak. S. L. Long. 4 TO Bonboniere 39 East Ninth St. r.rea. "):t.. nie pa.trr, w. . .,, ,,.. . trv nnrc w rtii. ,1-ntr; .r in. - k. r.J d..oirl.rat wh""? rfi, 0 U ulnreu , .all DUNN BROS-