Daily Eugene guard., May 21, 1902, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
WEDNESDAY - - MAY 21
For
Cigars
JULIUS GOLDSMITH.
fiJARD Telephone, Ho Main 191.
WEATHER.
Tbli fternoon and tonight threaten
ing with probably light howerf.
Thursday partly oloudy.
BALJ,
tlVITIIS.
t
Feed and grooertes at White'!.
TJr Lowe ooulo-optloian Eugene.
Overtone for wall paper and palnta
J O Watte, graduate optlolan, Eu-
BeeJanney's new line of Elk but
to IIP.
Rjtnembw tbat land piaster
Moou't.
Braiding's table tennla at Pain
Kay's,
Hhavlog 10 osout. No 41 Weat
Eighth itreet.
Poreen doora and window at Lough,
m 11 sr A Peter'i.
Garden oulttratars, f3.60, $1.25, tS.OO
16 74, $6.76, at Moon'..
Moon baa flte alto eomerap eeed.
Loweat prloe In town.
WHIM Morrow, up-to-date plumb-,
ing. rtione red, 471.
M R Jaunty, graduate optlolan
Examination, free.
Moon Mile all kind, of graee seed.
sou know bla prloe..
JO Watte, tbe optlolan, will be In
ble offloe till tbe first of next week.
BeeAl AHImmons for etrmpe and
photoe, at lowest rates. Sixth and
Willamette street.
Mrs Q 0 Marks, soalp treatment and
manicuring for ladle only. No. 87
West Blxtb street.
Tbe Eugene Dlreototy oontalns
eterythlag yon want to know about
Eugene. Prloe 75 oents.
Why not buy tbe beat, when It ooets
BO more? The Caobou bread and oakee
are the best. Delivered at your deor
very morulng.
Do you need seed oorn, either field
or sweet, any kind of peas, beans, beets
or otber seed of any description. Moon
bas It and bis prloe is the lowest In
town.
Public School Examination.
Eighth grade publlo aobool examine
Ion will be held May gist, S3 and 38
alio June 11, IS and 18, 1001. Tbese
examinations oan be taken In the
school, of the oounty or at the offloe o
, the oounty sohool superintendent.
April 88, 1002.
W M Miller,
County sohool superintendent.
Courthouse Items.
Uertgage to seeure bond.... $300,000 00
Chattel mortgage.. 208 00
Chattel mortgage m 00
HEAL KBTATB TBANBKIH.
It bert E and Kate Walker to Harry
O Hart lot 6 blk 17 Long Jandes' ad
to Cottage Orore, 1360.
Ptaup Photos. 24 for 26 oents at
Al A Simmons' photo tent.
New Today.
WANTED. Woman wants employ,
men! at housework. Inquire of or
address Guard office.
Dry Goods.
Kawaat Slimmer QooJa J tut retired from
M.nufaotnnr
Walat Uotxla In Llnsn .fleets only "Jo psr yd
N.w peroalw 7.o par yd.
To ms tb.m la to buy le.m.
NuIUdc. and Linen. lor kirt.
1'rum Ui to 26o per yard.
Shoes.
Rneclal until Mild.
Mum. and chllile tie
t4 to lie at f Ac per pr.
Child's hearj ihoM 7no per pr
Mas', heavy buckle .hoe. 11.00.
Ax Billy's
BREVITIES.
Btrawberrlea are down to loo per box.
First bulk garden seed. Chambers
hardware.
A landslide In prloes of photographic
work at tbe Welder Btudlo.
J O Watts, tbe optician, will be out
of bis offloe until about May 30lb.
Rape, good fresh eeed genuine
dwarf Essex rape, 8 oents, at Moon's.
A week from today tbe last assembly
of the school year at the TJ O will be
held.
Heavy field and yard wire fenoe
only 60 oents rod at Chambers' bard-
ware.
Two dozen stamp photos for 26o at
the Welder Btudlo, Seventh and Will
amette. We make no eecondV9lars bakery
goods; everything flrst-olass at the
Oaobon.
Tbe Marx Bteam Cleaning and Dye
ing Works have an ad In today's
Goard.
No wheel as gocd as the Creeoent,
Get one and know It. Bee tbem at
Chambers' hardware.
Wm O White was kloked on the
knee by a boreethe otber day. Tbe
Injury la not serious but hid him up
for eome time.
Just give ns ths sign and onr bread
wagon will stop at your house every
morning.
Caohod Bakiby.
Call Stevenson, of Cottage Grove,
who ,was oommltted to the Insane
asylum Marob 28, has been released
upon six months' leave of absence.
Director Bebwarzsohlld of the pub
llo sobools, Informs ns tbat tbe board
of directors bave engaged dirt with
whleh to All up the Patterson sohool
grounds.
W 0 MoGuIre Is putting up an eleo
trlo sign on tbe Gray building on East
Ninth street for bis lodging bouse soon
to be opened on tbe second floor of tbe
building.
Jamea R Bellara has purchased from
David Gillam, of Cross Keys, Crook
oounty, two houses and lots out on
Lawrence street between Beoond and
Third for $900.
We have started our own delivery
wagon and will deliver bread, oakes,
pastries and Hazel wood loe oream -to
all parts of the olty free ot oharge.
Oaohod Bakery
Tbe plaoe ol the Dolliver Republican
speaking Batorday night bas been
obangedfrom the oourtbouse to the
armory. The Democrats bave the
oourthouse for that night.
Albany Democrat: O B Tout has
three men at work on his Albany dl
rectory. He proposes to make It oom
piste and reliable, In;oonneotion with
the oarrler system Albany needs a good
directory.
John R Barber, UO '99, who baa
been attending the university of
Ohloago medical oollege, has recently
been awarded a three years' fellowship
in that Institution. His many friends
in this olty will be pleased to hsar of
bis good fortune.
An Independence dispatch says
Mrs 0 L Flohard and her ohlldren left
this week to return to their home In
Utloa, N Y. Her busband Is exten
slvely engsged throughout the valley
In the hop Industry, and tbey spent all
last season and the winter with him
here.
Ih O A C defeated Paolflo college In
their field meet 68 to 69. Heater won
first In seven events for Newberg and
was the whole thing for tbat college.
No event was fast, long or high, even
In the pole vault Heater had only to
rales nine feet to win. Tbe hammer
throw waa only 08 feet and the 100-
yard dash 11 1-6 seoonds.
Bookkeper Wanted
Immediately one who has had
perlenoe In general merchandises store
preferred. Apply at onoe.
Ax Billy Depart knt Store.
List of Lcttkhs Remaining In
tbe poetoffloe at Eugene, Ore, May 27,
1902i Mrs Mary Baker, Mrs J E Bar
rett, Mrs Dora Clark, Mrs Holt David-
eon, C H Kennedy, W L Mann, Mrs
Carrie Rltnsr, R M Russell, Welti
West. When calling tor the above
please state when advertises.
i 1
Correction. Idlest week's Guard
westated that the annual Pleasant Hill
plcnlo will be held on the first Bunday
In June. Tbat waa a typographical
error. It should read tbe first Batur-
day, which Is the 7th day ef June.
NEW GOODS
Groceries.
N.w things.
No 1 full oream chew.
California cIimm 15 cants,
RwMt pickle off pf 10 rants,
Nlos law. Maokuil 10 rants.
Hood aunnd arton apples.
(.'hole, larra irmona tr dot lfa
Prlu lUklng l'owder.
1 lb pound good baking powder with
lm piora of truilte wan. Mo. ThU
wm bought MT.ral yean m befora lh
advano. In granluwars. lu a bargain.
You us still gel
GEO. W. CtllLDS CIGARS
3 for 10 ctstt.
Department Store,
PERSONAL
1 1 J B Hills is down from Jasper.
T E Bllkwood of Panther Is In the
olty.
Attorney L Fllnn, of Albany, Is In
the olty.
Dr Evans returned from tbe south
this afternoon.
8 R Williams went to Aurora today
on land business. .
D B Davidson returned from Port
land this afternoon.
J C Veatob came down from Cottage
Grove this afternoon .
Mrs B H Friendly returned this af
ternoon from Portland.
W B MoKlnney left ibis morning
for Medford on business.
Attorney Cbas A Hardy left for
pilnta south this afternoon.
Mr. B E Hawley and daughter, Miss
Alta, have gone to Blue River.
Col J A straight, 1b borne from
Washington, D C, to visit bis family.
Mks Btella Brown went to Cottage
Grove this afternoon to visit her sister,
Mrs Lee W Henry.
Deputy Sheriff Harry Bown left this
afternoon for Five Rivers preolnot to
deliver eleotlou supplies.
John Glbbln, of Albany, la In tbe
city. This Is his first visit In 22 years,
and naturally notloes great obanges.
Geo F Craw, who bas been oonflned
to his home with illness for several
days, Is abls to be down to bis offloe
today.
J B Btllea and I P Hower returned
last night from the upper MoKenzle
where they have been on tlmbr land
business.
Mrs G E Kress Is 111 at her home at
S66 East Twelfth street, having
suffered from a stroke of paralysis tbe
otber day.
A L Peter returned this afternoon
from Newport where he went with bis
wife who la attending tbe Rebekab
grand lodge.
Hon J U Matlack went to Cottage
Grove tbls afternoon to attend tbe
polltloal meeting. Tbe candidates
speak there tonight. i
Mrs L Bilyeu, Mrs John Hampton
and Miss Maide Densmore returned
tbla afternoon from Rneeburg where
they went on timber land business.
W W CslkinB, Ru.Bell Calkins and
W O Heokert, of CorvalllB, arlved here
today to take prellminaay step to ereot
a fine realdenoa for tbe first named
gentleman,
Balem Statesman : Russell Coleman,
who bas been employed at Eugene for
eoversl Tears, Is visiting with his
parents Mr and Mrs James Coleman
near tbls city.
M O Warner, of tbe Bohemia Smelt
ing and Refining Co, which Is to ereot
a smelter at tbe Bohemia mines In tbe
near future, left this afternoon for Ban
Franolsooon business oonneoted with
tbe enterprise.
HIS FOOT CUT OFF.
A Tramp Fell Under the Train
Last Night.
The night meu at the B P depot
received word by wire trom
Oakland tbat about 12:40 o'oliok tbls
morning, Bbortly after the northbound
overland train which arrives here at 3
a m bad pased Oakland, the nlgbt
agent there found a tramp on tbe plat
form of tbe depot In great agoay.
Upon Inquiry and Investigation It was
found tbat one of bla feet was com
pletely severed from the leg.
It Is supposed that tbe tramp bad
been riding on tbe brakebeam or was
attempting to get on when he fell un
derneath the wheels. He dragged
himself to the platform, and the night
agent took him luto tbe waiting room
of tbe depot, bound up bis leg as well
aa possible and sent for a physician.
Will Strve Coffee.
The Ladles of G A It will furnish
oollee for the Of.mmden and their fam
ilies on Memorial Day, May 80. Bring
your bankets well filled aud make
yourselves feel at home GAR ball
will be opon all day.
COAIMlTTKE.
Moving His Stork T Burs Is
moving bis stock of goods from the
hrlnk hulltllnirtat 39 West Elshth street.
recently nurchased by W O Yoran. tbe
job printer, to tbe Beckwltb building
one door west, rar isurg win occupy
these quarters until the Bohnelder
brick Is finished when he will ocupy
room there.
Jardinieres.
N.w thine Joel reralred. Th r.ry lateit
inatan n.aila, .so, wcwtt and up.
l'rn7 25 oenta and up.
Glass Ware.
Iatt. ahlpni.nt juit arrived.
1 gmm Mt 4 piera., SO rauu.
1 .Irtpuit glM. Mt 4 piraa, 00 rauta,
1 good tUtd cream pitvher lo rantt
1-nrv. berry dUhea. 15 to S6 oenta,
1 Mt nlra harry dbhes, -V cants.
1 do. nice clear glaM. ta
THE SOCIAL REALM.
The F F E Whim Club sntertalned a
few guests last evening at tbe hospit
al!; home ol Mr and Mrs K MoMur-
pbey. A delightful evenlDg was spent
by all present B 8 8j sneer won the
prize Id the gamw. After the games
were over tbe ooiupany proceeded to
tbe Banquet cafe where a splendid
spread was enjoyed. Those who per-
tlolpated in this funolion were: air
and Mrs U R Chrisoian.Drand MrsLL
Wbltson.Mr and Mrs W F OiUtrap.Mr
and Mrs Q D Linn, Mr and Mrs Jerry'
Horn, Mr and Mrs F R Wetherbee, Mr
and Mrs R MoMurpbey, Mr and Mrs
8 8 Spencer, Mrs and Mrs W C Yoran,
Mr and Mrs J W Kays, Drand Mrs U
B Willougbby, Mr and Mrs D B
Jenckea.
. s
The department of oratory of tbe
Eugene Divinity School will give their
closing recital for tbe year at tbe First
Cbristlao church Thursday evening,
at S o'clock. Tbe publlo Is oordlally
Invited. The following program will
be rendered:
"The Three Preaohera," Victor Carl
eon. "My Own First Love," Miss Ora
Reed.
"A Day at Niagara," J P Woodley.
"The First Snowfall," Miss Fallh
Buobanan.
"Me and BUI," Mrs E M Patterson
"Leadvllle Jim," M F Horn.
"Helen's Babies on Noah's Ark,"
Miss Mabel Norrls,
"What IsTlmt?" VE Hoven.
"Death Bed of Benedlot Arnold," ,E
R Moon.
"John Adamson Declaration of Inde
pendence," F E Billington.
"Ben Hur'a Chariot Race," Miss
Conetanoe Handsaker.
NO TRACE OF RAY.
Sheriff Withers Left for the North
Today.
The offioers have no trace of Bert
Ray, the man thought by everyone to
have murdered Benton Traoey at
Junotlon Monday nlgbt.
Ray bad been at Junction only a few
days and no one knew where became
from or anything about him. For
that reason It will be a bard matter to
trace him. Descriptions of him vary
widely. For Instance, his weight Is
guessed at all the way from 135 to 180
pounds, henoe It will be a hard propc.
sltlon to find him by sending out a
description.
Sheriff Withers left this afternoon
for points north in s aroh of tbe man,
being morally oertaln, for various
reasons, tbat be did not come south.
It Is hoped by all tbat the culprit
may be caught and given hie lust due
Later. Blnoe the above was In
type It Is Isarned tbat Ray enent a fsw
days In Fugsne sbout two weeks ago,
He made his headquarters at a certain
saloon, and Is known to quite a f.w
here.
Holds Up a Congressman.
"At tbeendof thecampaigD," writes
Champ Clark, Missouri's brilliant con.
gressman, "from overwork, nervous
teuelon, loss of sleep and oonstant
speaking I had about utterly collapsed
It seemed that all tbe organs in my
body were out of order, but three bet'
Ilea of Eleotrio Bitters made me all
right. It'a tbe best all-around medi
cine ever sold over a druggist's
oounter." Ovrr-worked, run-down
men and weak, sickly women gain
splendid health and vitality from
Eleotrio Blttere. Try them. Only 60c
Guaranteed by W L DuLano.
Rkpurlican Club. At the meet'
Ing of tbe Republicans at the court
house list night a club was organized
wltb A O Woodcock president, and C
A Wlutermel er seoretary. Addresses
were made by A O Woodoook, Dr D A
Paine, S H Frlend'y, H B Eakln, Dr T
W Harris, A C Jenulugs, M 8 Barker
and W K Suarbrough. It was decided
to bold a meeting in the cour' bouse
next Monday nlgbt, and a committee
oonsletiugof MS Barker, Dr T W
Harris and M L Campbell was ap
pointed to secure speakers and mulc
for ths oocaalon.
A ('LK1N Man. Albanv Demoorst:
Tbe Denioorat predicts a bright future
for Mr Campbell as president of the U
O. He is not only a brlgl t man but a
olean man personally.
Two Specials
For one Week
Figured Sill: Organdies
for 40c
Fancy Colored
for
i'ee Window Display.
S. H.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS VISITED.
Members of tbe G A R Made the
Annual Visit Today.
It Is tbe ouetom sll over tbe United
Slates for members of the G A R to
visit the publlo schools on Wednesday
before Memorial Bunday each year.
Following tbls custom, members it
J W Geary Post of this city this morn
ing made visits to the High Sohool,
Gsary aDd Pattsrson pullio sctioi.1 and
tbe Catbolio Academy wnere iney ad
dressed tbe children. Following are
those who made addre-seB:
High Sohool R H Miller, T H
Plank, John Ingham.
Geary school A C Jennings ,v ueaeii,
R Fuller.
Patterson school A xeringion, u i.
McUlnnis, H Hopkins.
Catbolio academy I, fhettepiaoe,
Geo Welder, L Bimon.
J B Eronebuscb left this afternoon
for Vose, Walee county, N D, to be
gone two or three weeks on business.
KKTll.AITKKATE BKHMON. It Is
now understood thrt Rev Dr Thos L
Elliot, of Portland, will deliver the
Baccalaureate sermon at tbe University
of Oregon on June IS. Dr Stephen 8
Wise, who was first selected will be in
tbe East during that time, hence tbe
obange.
Hotel Arrivals
HOFFMAN.
Wm Cbadurch, Astoria
O F Hurlnurt, Junotlon
E M Rosenthal, Portland
W W Seymour, Seattle
0 C Hall, Portland
E R Combs, Chicago
H Crofter, Bt Joe, Mo
1 liOuleBon, Portland
FJ Hay field and family, Farming
ton, Waah
J B Hills, Jasper
W W Calkins, Corvallis
Russell Cslklne, Corvallis
W O Hsckert, Corvallis
Thns Kinney 8 F
J R Flynn, Portland
A W Williams, B F
W Gibson, Los Angeles
Li Flinn, Albany
E Q Knight, Buffalo
EDOENB.
Chas LIveBly, Portland
McCormlck, California
T E Bllkwood, Panther
J R Caples, Forest Grove
Van E Robertson, Salem
J A Brlggs, Maroila
K G Staples, Portland
A E Brrgan "
W O Johnson "
OBCUij.BF
F L Fisher, PortHnd
J C Veatcb, Cottate Grove
E N JohOBon, Oakland, Or
M J Davis, Portland
James Arrtbibild, Homutou, Pa
Alphonzo E Filch, Cozemoriu, N T
H M Ogden, Portland
W W Miller, Ashlaud
John Gibbon, Albany
The Imperial.
Cottage Grove, Or. First olaaa. Sample
room 80x50 feet, well equipped. Rates
J1.00 and $2.00 Dr dav.
It's "Just
as Easy"
to get into the
habit of coming
to this store and
A GREAT
DEAL SAFER.
We are always
ready to make
everything satis
factory for our
customers, and
the oftener you
come the more
money you will
save. One trial
will test us.
M. R. JANNEY,
"Jeweler."
Dotted
i2ic
Swiss
FRIEelDLY.
When a fflan
Wants to Knout
Which is the herd shoe
made we lell him l'in
rree "Governor" .fSrO
shoe-'causeitis. Wro
aiients for it-Vau' e it U
If he asks which is tlm
we tell him our $2.50 andSl .oo
made by Hamilton-Brown Shoo r7
in Calf, Kid and Box Calf; '
extension soles, rope stitch.
Every pair warranted.
P. FRANK & SON
34, 36 and 38 E Ninth St. '
KUYKENDALL'S"CHARACTER."
Written By The Guard's Campaign
Poet.
When the word cime back from Acme,
Bent by wireless telegraphy,
That the campaign guns were booming,
All K'b friends bfgan to laugh.
But when they beard bow Travis
Had demolished ourly K
Tbey were seized with consternation,
And they laughed the otber way.
For he hammered bin) at Florence,
At Elm Ira itave bim fits,
At Walton aud at Junction
Smashed him into little bits.
Without a bbred of diameter
To wrap bim, from the breeze
Be left poor K to shiver
Till exposure made him sneeze.
Then resolved tbe corporation
With a symputhetio throb,
"We'll patoh him up a character,
Bu be can In Id bie job."
In all the town was not a man
Wbo had sufficient ait
To pick tliote tags and tatters up
And Bt tbem part to part.
80 tbe agitated orgau
Wrote to Scott and Bean to say,
Would ibey lend a band to reconstruct
A obaraotr for Mr K?
They telegraphed to Washington,
To iltohell, staunob and trut ;
Oh I Would he brlp tbem In their ueeo?
And Binger Hermann, too.
Then swift the wiresflsshedbaok,Ezpeot
Material by mail
To patch tbat tattered character
We can't afford to fall."
And Kuykeudsll Is wearing it,
While chill May breezes Llow.
He fondly tries to fanoy that
Tbe patches do not Bliow.
FLORENCE NEWS.
We are informed by James Selover
that be bas found a deposit of brick
cUy of good quality on his ranch on
North Fork.
From a resident of Heoeta precinct
we learn that the people of that section
will socn petition the oounty court to
extend the load up the coast from its
present termination near Heceta to
the Llnooln county line, thence to
oouueot with tbe road from Waldport,
which will bn eHtablished as far south
as tbe oounty line. When this road
Is opened team (can travel down the
road from Yaqulna nearly to the Cal
ifornia bounoary.
Last Night's Play. Another full
bouse greeted Mr Lowe's company at
the Parker last night when "Kathleen
Havourneen" was the bill. The com
pany gave a splendid rendition of this
old pity, and at times the whole audi
ence w s in tears. Bright comedy
parts wre sandwiched In ououslonallv
and tended to oUsei the more serious
parts of the play. Tonluht "A Holrilnr'a
Sweetheart" will be the bill.
Copley Prints. ku assortment nt
tbe famous Copley prints now on db
play in Sohwarzschlld's south window
On ee le tora few days onlj.
The fishing season is hero and
Chambers' Hardware is reauy lor Ii
with tbe biggest and best assortment
of taokle ever brought to Eugene.
You Can Get
See our new line of China
UoseU and Buffets.
TH Bonboniere
640 Willamette street, Holder. Building.
ihms Him.!. CnnkiM. oi-,. ' j j
elullr.
Notice.
All apolicatl
tlons for next jemrmustbTiIU1
the clerk on or belo-s jl
Action of teachX1
after .be installation ol lUeD(,
of director?. "
Dated May 8.
uiBincts,, u.
oouuty, Oregon.
Just Received. -Comply
the famous Eclipse stove, lBd'
Every etove guarnntted for lo!ll
Cull and see them.
J W K.YsFurDltuKH
J. W. KAYS' FURNITURE CO
Embalmers and Funeral Dvtan
Day & Henderson, Indtriiio
and Embalmers. Cor, Will ui)
(Be are nom
Ready fop Business
With the beat equipped phot ii;.
oiej nir Hieain-oieauiug and dtV
nlnt.hflfl. Hnpninl manhln... '
w.. uiHuuiurif wins
ing, dyeing and aoisblni lilis't,
goods. Give us a call.
Marx ktkam ci.EANiNois'fo
ino Works. Oflloe & ft'iiia
street, opposite Guard office.
Your personal clothing ipoipil
pressed for (11,00 per montb,
University
Book Store
Eugene Directory
Now on Sale.
Come and get a copy.
H. G. MILLER,
Overton
Wall Paper and Paint Co,
37 west 8th itreet
...FOR...
Lateit desijm in Wall pipe.
But painti andLowert
Prices.
THE TIME UNO THE PLA
THE DAY AND THE
...HOUR...
MEXICAN arto!'1''
HAND STAMPED Ari!,0;!L
LEATHER. FRAMES. C0U0OUW
WINTER PHOTO CO,
518 Willamette Sl
A Solid oik lideboard tor ViM. $I.M H
Extension table lor $4.00
Dining chairs, cane seat, 73 cents.
Nurse. Rocker (or 51.50.
Top Mattress lor $2.00.
Spring Mattress lor il.iO.
DAY & HENDERSON,
ARMORY BLOCK-
v. . 1... frTtci i -
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,HHVU1 uwu wmgm, Ml gOOU ueun r-
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