Daily Eugene guard., May 01, 1902, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard '
BREVITIES.
THE OPENING NIGHT.
THE SOCIAL REALM.
THURSDAY
MAY 1
For
Cigars
JULIUS GOLDSMITH.
(IJARD Telephone, Nn Main 131.
WEATHER.
Tonight and Friday prtly cloudy
with occasional light ahowere.
Wallabhu,
(iimiii.
f'eod and grooerlea at Whlta'i.
l)r Lowe ooulo-optlolan Eugene.
Stamp photoi, Simmons photo toot.
Overtone for wall paper and paint
Fels-Naptha soap at J U Green &
Bon'a
J O Watte, graduate optlolan, Bu
tane.
Carroll'! cream bon-boni at Roberta
Bros',
Ho to J U Green Bon'a for Felt-
Nuptha aoap.
Carroll's loe cream chocolates at
Roberta Bros'.
Queen flexible ateel door mala. Bee
tlK'io at Loughmlller jfeter's
Don't forget that w have bargain!
In floor oil olotb. Baoket Htore.
Beat photoi 60o per doien and op,
Al A Slmmoni, arttit.
Kape eeed, guaranteed pure. Im
ported Dwarf Essex, Moon 'a feed itore
Moon oarrlea the moat complete line
of garden and field aeedi In tueolty
ana nut price are the lowest.
Qo to Morrow for your plumbing,
tlD, meet iron and cooper work. Phone
Bed 478. No 489 Willamette itreec.
Doo't forget that I bare tome of that
farm machinery yet to close out. Buy
gooa goons ooeap wtieo you oan,
moon's feed store.
Dexter News.
ipeclal I the Guard,
DlXTBR. Anrll 80 R CI Hmlih with
two of the Drlnoloal atoekholdera of
the Military Road Land Oo are Inspeo-
ung lue oompaoy'i lands near this
plaoa.
Georae Handsaker and wlfa. who
live at Junction City, visited at Mrs
H'a parent, Mr and Mrs Thomas
Barbre, Saturday and Sunday,
The new sawmill of Parvlo 4 Cm
san la worklna- verv Dloelv. The in
at present sawing the lumber neoes-
ery lor nuiidings, etc.
Frank Bunteo, who resides in Was
co oounty, Is visiting relatives at this
plaoe.
Born, to to the wlfa of O B Chandler,
10-pound son. Mother and ohlld
doing nloely while Ubailey Is able to
be up and around,
0 L Williams started his log drive
Monday and Is making very good
progress so far,
Mlas Belle Keliay who la attending
echool at Trent, visited her parent at
JLowell Sunday.
The Demoeratlo voters of Lost Val
ley have neailv all mistered and thla
precinct will give good account of
inteir as niusi.
Floy Oulley Isslok with the mumps.
Hills Bros aralouttlcg log at a lively
rate. They are full handed at present.
Mr Carr returned from Mohawk
last light where she wa oalled by the
lokneea of one of ber grandchildren.
A number from here Intended going
to Eugene to hear Hon George K
Chamberlain apeak, but on aooouot of
the hour being ohanged most of tbem
will not go. However they will oast
their ballots for him just the
aame. Vote for a man Instead of $ f S.
Kao.
May Day.
Attend tbe Carnival
Red Fir reasoned wood, BkeeleGroc,
Red Kir seasoned wood, flkeels Uroo,
Red Fir aeasoned wood, Wheels Uroo
Dr. Roberta, eye speoiallst, leavee
May 4tb.
First bulk garden seed. Chambers
hardware.
M R Jauney, graduate optlolan
Examination free.
Moon has a new Wl'soo-Mollne
buggy at ooat. Shipped through error.
Don't forget thai land planter propo
attlon at Moon's. It will pay you well
to try It.
Heavy field and yard wire fenoe,
only 50 oeots rod at Chambers' bard'
ware.
ine golf olub la arranging for a
tournament to be held in about two
weeks.
One Fish Bro's wagon, new 3-lnoh
tires a bargain for tbe man heeding it.
At Moon's.
No wheel a good a
Get one and know It.
Chamber' hardware.
Rev B F Rowland will deliver a
eermon next Sunday night at tbe M
E church on tbe 83rd anniversary of
Odd Fellowablp. The Odd Fellow
and Rebekab will Resemble at their
ball at 7 o'clock that evening to attend
la a body.
Walla Walla Statesman April 28: E
E MoClauaban, manager of the
Rambler cyclery, baa concluded to
open a cyclery at Dayton for the sale
of Rambler. A Hum erof wbeelf and
a atook of aupplle were shipped from
here to Dayton thla afternoon. Thomas
Goodohlld, from Portland, will arrive
In a few daya to take charge of the
Dayton branoh and will be a partner
of Mr MoUlanaban In the venture.
tbe Creeoent
Bee tbem at
NEW DELIVERY SYSTEM.
Ed Nye Starts Up in Opposition
to Frank & Bonney.
n.axNyetnia morning started up a
new paroel delivery lyatem In opposi
tion to Ray Frank and Henry Banney.
Mr Nye haa two wagona on tbe routes
and seems to be doing a fair share of
the business,
When the wagon were flrst started
out this morning altaobment proceed
ings were instituted against Mr Nye
on a olalm by Marion Calloway, but
the olalm and oosta were paid and tbe
wagona were allowed to proceed on
their way.
Courthouse Items.
BBAIi BSTATI TRANSFER.
F A Ranklnet al to E B Keater lot 1
Huddleaton'a ad to Eugene, $1.
J W Key ana Mary E Key to B
Kester lot 1 blk 1 Huddleston' ad to
Eugene f 1.
Franoes F E and M 0 Rsisner to
Martha A Hendricks 10U acres In tp
a r 1 w, $11)00.
John W and Loulxa M Stone to
Ralph W Stone 120.84 aores In tp 10 a r
3 w, tl.
W W Withers, sheriff to James A
Stansble 204.61 aoiea In tp 17 s r2 w,
two.
V H Behue lo P J Jennings "The
Vlndloator" claim In Bohemia dlstrlot,
$1600.
Chas F and Luov E Mitchell "Sun
rise" and "Buorlae Faobou" olalius In
Bohemia mining dlatrlot, $1600. .
Godfrld Qraber to V H Behn, tbe
"Vlndloator" olalm In Bohemia min
ing dlttriot, 11600.
Notice to Members of 0. E S.
Ooaoeountof the carnival and ex
ercise at the University Friday night.
member of the O E 8 are re
quested to meet at 7:30 o'clock In order
to aeoure an early oloalng. .
By orJer of the Worthy Matron.
Still. Robinson,
Seoretary.
Johnson, the Horseshoer.
I am runnlnc business on mv
own hook now, shoelug horaea every
day at No M Olive alreet, opposite
Baug'a Feed Btablee.
Fhink Johnson.
Tamalbs. Genuine Mexican hot
tamaloe al the Spaulah booth at tbe
Carnival. 1
Hon C H Baker wta down from
Waltrville today.;
Horaoi Mottluley returned to For -land
thla afternoon.
G Nettle, of Lotburg, tbe lo(gOg
contractor, la In the city.
Jesse Wlll'iughby came up from
Harris!. urg tbls afternoon,
John Co tnl g McElroy returned
thla afternoon from Portland.
tlaudB Clemeut went to Cottage
Grove tbls afternoon on business.
Hon and Mrs R A Booth returned
from Cottage Grove this afternoon.
Daniel Hebafer went to Salem tbls
afternoon to be gone several week.
Mrs N K BtUbaw and children re
turned from Creawell tbla afternoon.
"Tl e Old Kentucky Home" la the
next attraction at tbe opeia house
May 6th.
Misa Ruth Guiley, of Creswtli, is
visiting ber grandparents, Mr and Mrs
A Handsaker.
B A Washburn and Jas Clarke, of
Springfield, went to Roeeburg on bus
iness tbls afternoon.
A L Roney, tbe Goshen merohant,
returned home tbls afternoon after a
short stay In the city.
Mis Maudle CofBn returned to
Portland this afternoon, expecting to
be back tomorrow however.
Mr and Mrs L, L Goodrloh and Mlaa
Carrie Paine returned thla afternoon
from a visit at point north.
Rev Father F 8 Beok, formerly rec
tor of tbe local Catholic pariah, came
np from New Era last nlgbt.
J M Berry, a traveling man, a brother-in-law
of Cal M Young, arrived
here on tbe 3:08 train tbls afternoon.
Mrs W F Martin arrived here today
from Wood. Lake, Wis, to Join her
husband who baa been here some time.
Hon Jas Hemenway oame down
from Cottage Grove on tbe 1 :42 train
this afternoon, returning on tbe 3:08
train.
Mlaa Bessie Goodohlld, of Roeeburg,
who has been visiting relatives and
friends In Eugene, returned home this
afternoon.
J J Harbaugh,wtfe and and son, from
Oklahoma, arrived here last nlgbt
and may locate here. Mr Harbaugh
la a brother of Attorney I N Harbaugh,
M C Goodenow returned tbla after
noon from Cottage Grove where be
went to Becure men to work on the
tounty rook cruaber, whloh will atart
up for the summer next week.
Yesterday's Roeeburg Review : Har
ry M Holden, now of Portland, where
be conducts a flue lunob countermand
restaurant, Is greeting old friends In
Roeeburg. He will remain for the
May day bsll before returning.
Hon Jas H Raley, of Pendleton
DemooraMo nominee for attorney-gen
eral, passed through Eugene tbls af
ternoon on his way to Roseburg to Join
Geo E Chamberlain and other state
candidates who speak there tonight.
They will be bere tomorrow.
HAD THEIR WINE FIRST.
Cruiser Chicago's Officers Must
Serve Their Time in Jail.
Bomb, April 80. Tbe oiUoare of the
United States cruiser Chicago, who
were arrested at Venloe, remain In
ptlson there. As application fur their
dlaoharge has been rejected. Tbe Ital
lan law does not allow tbe oourt to
grant pardou In oases of assaults on tbe
polloe, as In tbe oase of tbe American
offloera. It Is considered probable.
however, that tbe prisoners will be re.
leased by order of the King, Jane 1,
tbe date of the fete of the constitution
Public School Examination.
Eighth grade publlo school examine-
Ion will be held May slat, 33 and 23
also June 11, 12 and 13, 1903. These
examinations can be taken In the
schools of the oounty or at the office o
the oounty scbot l superintendent.
April 38, 1902.
W M Millbh.
Cou ty school mi perln tendent .
Machinery Arrived. Msoblnery
for tbe new shingle mill to be started
at Springfield soon by Welby Stevens,
B A Washburn and Jas Clarke, arrived
last night. A location for tbe mill ha
not yet been deolded upon, but Mr
Clarke says It Is probable the machinery
will be rut up In the foundry bull llnr.
TL
Was Largely
Attended Last Night.
Interesting Prices.
Cigars.
8 Child or Export olgar 10j
Pompilier Fine Cut
Chewing tobacco la No 1 at 15c a lb.
Coffee.
Do you know our las roast I equal
to other Oo and X&o. Give it
trial.
Nails.
- t lb beat wire nalla 25c
Market Baskets.
&c, So, To, So, 10c and up.
Cheese.
New lull cream cheeae l&c per pound,
Crass Seeds.
All klnde fresh grass aeeda.
Garden Seeds.
2 paper frwh garden seeds Sc.
All kinds of garden seeds lu bulk.
Hoes and Rakes
and forks at coat lo clre cut.
Sione Jars
Milk crocks and churns per gal l'Jjo
Ail Billy's Department Store,
MISS WUE QUEE.
Tu grand May Carnival given by
the ladle of Eugene for the bene fit o
the Fouith Regiment band opened
very autpiolously lttt night. The
opening night was a grand euocees and
tonight and tomorrow night promise
to be even better.
Large crowds of people thrnoged the
big armory pavlllou from nail till
late laat nlgbt aud a good big sum was
taken In at the door aud at tbe several
booths.
The program for the evening con
sisted of mimic by tbe band, a vocal
solo by Mix Lulu Rensbaw and a short,
pertinent address by Mayor G K Clini
cian. Aa one enters tbe pavilion the negro
booth la the first thing to attract the
eye. It I located on the north aide of
tbe room Juat beyoDd the entrance.
Then comes tbe Spanish boolb with ite
brunette attendants and red and yel
low bunting; then tbe oaudy booth,
all in white; then aoross to the south
aiaeof the room wecometothe Japanese
booth, tbe largest of all and beautifully
constructed with evtrgreens. Here Is
where tea is served by a number of tbe
Mikado's prnttltst voung ladies. The
ice oream booth is next and further
on, in tue southeast ooruer, is the Gyp
ay booth where your future la re
vealed. Last Is "Rebecca at tbe Well,"
one of tbe prettiest efltots of all.
MIBS WALLIR ftCKBN.
Voting for May Queen continued
lively nil evening. Tne oount waa an
nounoed aeveral timer, aud the leading
contestants, Miss Lottie Waller and
Mlas Roae Greet, were quite close until
the laat count when Misa Waller won
with 8908 voles, Miss Grosa reoeiving
4135. Mis Norma Hendricks received
865. Misa Msggie Nuebauni 425, MIbs
AdaOrrell 100, and tbe other votes
were scattering.
TONIUHT'S PROOKAM.
Opening of program by baud music
Entrance of booth attendauta,
8:30 Bayonet.drlil Co A.
Crowning oY Queen.
May pole dance.
Clarinet solo J J Hughes.
Band concert.
THE BALL KKIDAY NIGHT.
The grand ball Friday night promises
to be one of tbe pleasanteat of the sea
son. We are requested to state that
while a good many will powdertheir
hair It is not compulsory, as Is under
stood by some.
BARBER SHOP CHANGES.
Jerry Horn Opens Up a New Snop
Stauffer & Lee More.
Today Htaufler & Lee, who have
been operating a barber shop at tbe old
Colles stand at 24 West Eighth street,
moved to tbe building rtoently vacsted
by C 8 Farrow's reBl estate agency at
41 West Eighth street, and will here
after conduot their shop there,
Jerry Horn, tbe well known old
time tonaorlal artlBt, is opening a new
ahop In the rooms just vacated by
Htaufler A Lee. Jerry baa hosts of
friends and no doubt will do s good
business.
This makes eight barber shops In tbe
city.
Thurston News.
Bpeclai to the Quant.
iHUBSTON, April 30. Mr R F
Baker, of Eugene, and Mr Heckee, of
eorasna, were In Thurston laii Moo
day. Mr Alva Armltage, of High B.nke,
wa vmuing with friend bere 8un.
day. 1
Delmer Haydea returned Saturdav
from California where ha went some
time ago to work.
Mlas Pearl Baughman, of Pieanant
Hill, la vhltlng friend and rtlit've
bere.
George Donald-urn had the mlf,,r.
tune to out hla foot verv badiv laat
week.
George Price and wife, of Creiwall.
aud Frank Re aner and wife nf Eugene,
were Tuning al tl M Price's Sunday
Miss Mabel rtea Is vxltt ig In Kn-
tenewlih Prof and MraG W Milan-
Mrs David Lt k- '-n'eremed ibid
popular ladiee' aooUl oruaiilmtinr, ti e
TbiuihleClul , at her .reny Houim i m j
EastTeUlh utreel Ible al ernooi . Aj
few hours Were ueligUt.'ully M"l 1 y ;
thoee preii-, and a luncheon "
ae veri.
, 'I
Tbe members of Wimawiiala Eu-1
oamunient, I O O F, el J yed a bai quet
last nlgbt alter ihe regi lar niee'.ing at
which one ciudidt'ta was luiuaieo.
PROF. F. L. WASilBURS.
Himself 1 and framilj Left Sani
Francisco for Minneapolis
Saturday.
Portland Journal dispatch.
Ban Fbancisco, April i9. Profe
aor Frederics L Washburn, wldtly
known In educatioual circled and until
reoently eutymol iglat and professor of
biology at Eugeue, Or, wbera tbe rjla e
University is located, left Hatuiday fur
bis new po.t of duly at Minneapolis,
where be has been called to a chair
such as he has ielt vacaut.
Prof Washburn lift tbe Harvard
faculty to accept a chair In Oregon aud
there made a name not ouy for him
self, not ouly in his eJujulioual work,
but In derelopiug the Qchlng Interests
of tbe North. He haa since been mak
ing bpecial investigations at Berkeley,
and leaves for Minnesota now, accom
panied by hi wife, with the good
wishes of a host of friends fo liwlng
him.
Chamberlain at Eugene.
George E Chamberlain, Democratic
candidate for governor, will address
the citizens of Lane oounty at the
oourtbouse in Euzene, Fri.'ay evening,
May 2, at 7:30 o'olock.
Tbe voters are earnestly requested to
dome out and hear tbe champion of
honest and iconomloal et'tte govern
ment.
Dead Letters. Tbe following
persona sboiudoall for letters at the
Eugene poatofflce: May Bell Andrew.
Eliza Cobb, Mr. Edith V Day, Fcrd &
Btokes, Jue Totton, H Harper, Mrs
Nellie Humpheys, Lyman P Latnur
ette, G M La Montague, Miss Ella E
Marab, Jim Puree, Al Porter, Peter
Race, Mrs J A Robbing John Bcbmitt,
CM Smith, Diok Whitlow, G orge
Voung.
The Back is Hebe Two well
kuown Eugeue Republicans returned
home from Porllaud this afternoon,
and It is generally reported on the
streets that they brought up with them
a portion of Bill FurnUh'a sack for
distribution In Lane county.
bokn. In Eugene, this morning,
May l,lU02,toMrand Mrs Fred Btraud,
of Camp Creek, a 9-1 b son.
Bokn. To Mr and vira H R Lyuee,
at Springfield April 29, a eon.
Bokn. To Mr and
sen, April 20, a son.
Ire Hans Han-
Welcome News
to Bargain Lovers...
Our Annual Spoon Sale,
SATURDAY, MAY
3rd 9 a m lo 9 p m.
Here is where we toss profits
to the winds, ignore cost,
and disregard former selling
prices.
Erery .olid ,ilver upo n in the houM will
oe Mcnficed in a manner tha'. showi mr
earnestnesa.
Spoons of all kinds.
Bay one or a dozen.
S 50 SPOONS $ 36
1 00 ' 60
1 50 1 09
2 00 1 39
1 75 SPOONS S 53
1 25 g8
1 75 1 23
2 25 1 59
WTTheH prlco only during sale hours.
Engrsvinj limited to three letters to each
spoon.
M. R. JANNEY,
Jeweler & Silversmith.
f
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NEW ARRIVALS...
L"EnS?.IBS0NWais,s;Pet'-'"
New Walking Skirts. All the la tc
new goods in Ladies Summer Dress
Goods and materials for Waists
That sold for $i.oo to J3.oo each Now 50c.
S. H. FRI
EIDIX
FOR
.GENUINE
COMFORT
and General Appearance nothing
quite so completely as a
Capps Summer
Flannel Suit
fills thebi
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? &
Sale Price - . .
P. FRANK & SON
34, 36 and 38 E Ninth St.
Hotel Arrivals
V EtlaESR.
H M Rlirita, Mabel
L It La Porte
Mrs Minnie Tburman, Aomo
. John Mitchell, Blue River
F A Mitohell, Portlaud
W A Irvln, Portland
J 1 Moore, 8 F
G M Clover, 8 F
J V Murray, Portland
L B Hiuinns, Ban J one
J Lytle, Prlneville
J J flltzsiimemr, Pi rtlund
A J Roney, Uosoen ;
l;lyde8idwBll, Wendllng
W H Carnal, VVenflllnir.
Bereno Junklnp, Weiidling
J H Fletcher, Fall Oek
Ira V Miller, Fall Creulr.
C H Baker, Wnlterville
Wm OWen, Wendling
W H Robh, Mabel
J J Harbauub and wf, Oklahoma
M J Harbaufh, Oklahoma
R Turner, Portlaud
W A Hitrtwlir, Tyler, Mlnu.
Jas Httnenway, Cottage Grove
HOFFM4.N.
A B Bower, Minneapolis
Mrs Joe Lyons, Drain
Kay L FairchUd, 8 F
8 H Munbuli, PoriUnd
W H Frost, Clcago
R W Fifher, Albany
Nora Fit-ber, Albany
Ada Parrieh, Altmnv
W A Newton, 'iilcago
E Blum, Chicago
E C Carrtilt, Denver
O M Johnmn anil wf, S F
W M Ri.bnet, 8t Lnuli
A 8h.ari.les, Gotlitn
8 etorenpoo
E K WillUm-, Chicago
Frank Morrill, Chicago
Chuck Floyd Kaunas City
H Wentz, Portland
A C Lawrence, Portland
J H Mendeuhall, Seattle
F 6 Beck
N 8 Fence
GUI Meadow, Collage Grove
C L Wootrapa, Dlllard
Bmba Thornton, Dlllard -
G H Moort, Sacramento
C K W heeler A wf, F, Dodge, la
T Koientb.il, F
P Averi , Com l'is
Paul (3 Pol;,, prisn;1
C H Brown, 8 ,lem
J M Kerry, Portland.
E J Mctilothlem, Chardon, Neb
8 E H itntei, 8 F
John Kratob, Des Molnej, IJWa
FOoeb.l Oes Moines, Iowa
J""opti Murri Ko-ton
A Supreme Court Dtcisiu'
J C Goodale, respondent, i
Wheeler.et al, appellant', a;;.'!t
Lane county, J ft Btmiliii,;!
alllrmed. Opinion of Justice I:
ton.
Thla whs x creditors' mitiai
June 12, 1890, to havo A Wiut
Glared to he I he oweroflots la'.
I lock 6, FalrmouDt, LMt:j,t
Bet aaide cerlain ouimjiuaif!
lota, and subject them to firasf
plaintiff demand.
The oourt Hurts I In; lint mil
semblance of fraud In wrg mm
tlon regardlua 1 he ownnitat l
proporiy. The hod(, b; ita
father transferred the propirij 10
wift), are hel I pirties to tbe hit'
the oourt hold a they aaunot t tt
ered Innocent parchMfft.
In onnoluding, theopiubmir
say the lenut, the trannactloni in
tnnded all tbewac along with as
atmosphere of dlatrunl, 11
among near relative', tin
were oa.led upon to explain
llsh the cseroiae of entire jom
overcome the nrlma facie out a
the proof favorable to toe
oauBe, and this tbey ban m"!
The principles here invoHedui
serve in their applicant"
facs to affirm the decreed k3
oourt, and It Is eo ordered."
J. W. KAYS' FURNITllG
Embalmersand Funeral Dirs
Day & Henderson, llndt
and ffmbalmers,Ur.Hiin
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