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Daily Eugene Guard WEDNESDAY - MAY 28 For Cigars JULIUS GOLDSMITH. HMD TMum, Han 131. Be BREVITIES. WEATHER. Tonight ssd Tbarsdsy showers. BlA.14. limit. Faad and grooerlea at White's. t)r Lowe ooulo-optlolan Eugene. Overtom for wall paper and paint J O Watt, graduate optlolan. En- toe. tteeJannej'e new lin of Elk bnt toon. All kind of ohloken supplies ai Moon's. Hot or oold lunches on ihort sotlee lion bonier. rValdlog's tebl tennle at Pain A Kj'. Hhavlng 10 oanta. No 41 West Eighth street. voon sella keroMne, ease and bulk) el- o maohlue oil. A landslide In prloes of photograph lo work at the Welder Studio. Horeen doori and window at Lough m'llir A Peter'. Will M Morrow, up-to-date plumb, Ing, Phone red, 473. M B Jannay, graduate optlolan Examination free. Bloyole repairing on a moderate scale. Termi moderate too. Moot " Three doxen (tamp photo for SSo at the Welder Studio, corner Seventh and Willamette. When you hear ilslghbells, lookout for tbe Monbonlere Bakery wagon, Good plea, oakea, etc. Bee Al A Simmon for atamp and photo, at lowest ratea. Sixth and Willamette street. OUR CLEAN UP SALE NOW ON. PRICES OUT FROM 10 to 40 per cent In our China, Crockery, Glassware, Fancy and Novelty Department. Come just to see. Little money buys lota of goods. Not necessary to buy; Come just to see Clean up sale. Great American Importing Tea Co a CAST NINTH TM IT, EUGENE, ORE. PERSONAL. Bootoh cookie Bonbonlere. Home made doughnut Bonbonlere. Moon ell oil, keroeeoe and castor alto cylinder oil aDd oompound. J O Watta, tbe optician, will be out of bla offloe uutil about May SOtb. Tbe brlok work on tbe third story of tbe Hotel Eugene addition baa begun A Brst-olass experienced biovole re pair man now at Chamber' hardware. $20, S 25, $36, (40, Moon's prloea on bloyole. It ootts nothing to aee tbem. Fall line of bike lundrloa at down-to-date prioee at Chamber' bard ware. Dollar a doxen for cabinet photo at tbe Welder Studio for a abort time only. New itook of wall paper now In. A few remnant at i price at Chamber' hardware. Book for tbe foundation of L N Roney' brlok building on WestElgblb atreet i belog hauled. The galvanized Iron front of tbe new aeoond-itory extension of W M Preston' building 1 being put In plaoe. Clinton D Chorpenlog baa resigned bis position In S H Friendly' store. Tbjsf W Monro 1 employed la hie plaoe. A large tarantula waa found on bunch of banana this morning at N Wilson's store; It was promptly killed. Someone has pulled down the rope on tbe flag pole at the High Bohool and for that reason It will be lmpossl ble to fly tbe flag there on Memorial Day. The Federal Labor Union will meet Saturday evening In tbe ball over Lake's marble works. A full attend ance I requested. By order of the secretary. Tbe neatest, swelleat thing In wheels to be seen on tbe street la a Bsmlng ton bloyole with a. Barweat coaster. Bee on at Moon' and satisfy your self this Is true. Nlghtwatoh Oroner ploked np two hobos who would not get a bed or move on at tbe depot early this morn Ing. Beoorder Dorrls gave them four day eaoh on slim diet. rroreesor m k rease, lor 11 years head of tbe department of Latin In Stanford University, has been sum' marily dismissed from the faculty by Pieeident David Starr Jordon. Tbe examinations at tbe public schools have been finished and the pu pils were today given their markings, Tbe graduating exercises of tbe 8th grade will be held tomorrow afternoon and of the High BoucdI In the evening at tlie M E church. Elder D O Kellems, pastor of tbe Christian ohuroh.of Ibis olty, preaohed bis farewell sermon Bunday. Mr Kel lems le a foroelul speaker and during his two years as pastor of this ohuroh to membership has been more than doubled and muoh good haa been ao oomplished and the ohuroh regrets very muoh to sea htm leave. Browns vllle Item. List of letters remaining in the post- offloe at Eugene, Oregon, May 8, 1902: T Bayer, O L Baker, Mrs D H Brown, BH Bailey, Win Churchill Rev D I Conkle, Miss Llllle Davis, H S Hyland, Wm Howell, Lee Frank (2), Mr Macklln, A Merokle, Frank Mangoes, Geo W Robinson, Justus Bob wacko, Mis Stella Savage, Mrs Mable Spoors, Clinton N Bmltb, Mrs Oa Vant Trowbridge. WILL REBUILD FACTORY. Grant's Pass Company Clearing Away Fire's Work. Grant's Pass, Or, May 28. The dl reotors of tbe Sugar Pins Door A Lum ber Company held a meeting In this olty yesterday afternoon, the result of wbloh waa a unanimous decision to re build their 175,000 factory, whleh was destroyed by fire Monday. B A Booth arrived from Eugene on the morning train to attend the meeting. All of "the member of the board were present. Nearly all ol the employe of tbe mills were set to work this afternoon clearing away the ruins and making room fr the new building. They will In Urn ereot a larger faotory than the old one. ChasOrlfllnla home from Portland. D S Hunsaker went to Uotben this afternoon. C CSturtevant, of Crow, wa In tbe City todsy. Clarence Winter Is borne from bis Fall Creek ranch. Dr M M Davis oame up from Cor- vallls this afternoon. W T Kayeer, the Elmlra merchant, waa In tbe olty today, Hermann E Dnering, student, went to Portland on the afternoon train. Dr O H T Atwood left this afternoon on a professional trip to a point above Lowell. Mrs Georgia Tobey went to Salem tbla afternoon to attend tbe state grange. J O Watts, the optlolan, returned this afternoon from a trip to Southern Oregon. Deputy SberIK Fred Flsk will de liver the address at Creswell on Mem orial Day. Will Brabham left this afternoon for Hoqulam, Wssb, to work with a sur veylog orew. Mrs J BBtuartoame up from Albany this afternoon to visit ber sister, Mrs A H Tal.afero. Miss E Learned went to Drmiii this afternoon on millinery business for Mr Wbiteaker. Dr D A Paine and Attorney A Woodoook addressed the Republicans at Irving last night. Miss Marie Thompson returned from Ban Franolaoo tbla afternoon, and not the other day, as stated. John Orrell and ton Will returned today to Leona where tbey are em ployed by tbe Paolflo Timber Co. . Mrs B8 Bean, of Salem, wlio has been visiting ber father, Prof Thoe Condon, returned home today. Mrs-fioee Parker, of Lost Valley, who has been visiting Mrs Wm Pres ton, returned home this afternoon. Mr Frank Brannon returned this afternoon from Albany where ebe haa bean visiting her daughter, Mrs Hugh Gray. Mrs Wm Martin Is In from the lower Bluslaw where ber busband is teaching sohoi 1. Mr Martin will come lu tbe latter part of tbe week. Mrs Geo O Yoran returned from Be. lem this afternoon, bringing home her little daughter, who has been attending tbe state sohool for deaf mutes. Bev H A Green, of this olty, and Rev B C Mill H, of BpriogQelil, went to Riddle this afternoon to attend a meetlug of the Hcptiet association. Mrs W C Yoran today reorivea a teli gram from Palouse, Wash, inform ing her that ber brother was very 111. She and ber llllle daughter left for that place on this afternoou's train. Reported That Two More Professors Will Quit. MORE RESIGNATIONS. U 0 LOCAL STAGE LINES. Blue River Will Get a Daily Stage After July ist For two or three days pact the UtMBD haa beard a report to the effect tnat Dr. Tnoniaa Condon, tbe eminent geologist, and Prof. 'Jeo Lllley, profes sor of mathematics at tbe University of Oregon, bad rented. To ascertain whether or not this resort la true, a Goabd reporter today called upon Hon. . H. Friendly, a member of tbe board of regents of tbe Uolverslty, and asked blm concerning the report. Mr. Friendly said : "I osn Beltber oounrm or deny it." From Mr. Frlendly's statement trie Inference Is drawn that the two named gentlemen have resigned or soon will. Further Inquiry from another souroe, however, brought tbe Information tbat Dr. Condon, who has been with tbe University many yesrs, will probably be given tbe position of professor emeritus on a salary, and tbat Prof. Lllley has not resigned, and em phatically states that be will not do so. When a JVIan Wants to Knoui WILL TEAR DOWN. Roberts Bros, and Ralhvel! Sovern to Move Out of Uc Clung Building. Heavy Held and yard wire fence only 60 oente tod at Chambers' bard' ware. Roberts Brother', oigar dealers, and Bath well & Sovern, barbers, wbo bave been occupying that portion of tbe old MoCluug building tbat has not yet been tern down, bave decided to move out Monday, Juue let, and Immediate ly thereafter tbe work of teariog down tbat portion of tbe building will be oommenoed. Roberts Bros will have to store tbelr gcods and fixtures somewhere, not be ing 'ble to secure another room for tbelr business, but Ruthwell & Sovern will go in with 8 W B Haynes on West Eigbtb street near tbe poetoflloe Tbe work ot excavating for Mr Mi Clung's new brlok Is well underway, and as soon as tbe portion of the old building now standing Is torn down tbe work on the new structure wl:l be rushed. COACH HERB0LD. He Visited tbe Corvallis College Last Week. Ell Banas informed a GrtARD report er today that couimenotng July 1st he will run a dally HK Hne from Eugene to Blue River, f.irty-two miles east o Eugene. Besides Mr Baniis belivi, tnat tbe iiotfnffloe department i l authorize tbe exleuniou of the dally .,.i.prlp to Blue River. It now terminates at Leaburg, i6 miles from Eugene, where it ohangea to a tri weekly route to Foley spring?. Theranid y erowlng importance i tbe Blue River mining eectioooertainly demands belter facilities besides the sixteen added miles of the route would nUce the end of ihe dally route at tbe D'liut where moat of the busluess above Walterville originates, lneiinporiautc of tbe Blue River mining tradebecomea apparent when one oousiders that there is uo looal business to spealt or between Leaburg and Blue River. The added expense of tbe dally stage uimt be met by business from tbe miulng dlstrtot, Mr Bangs ha9 two locally-built tnree seated stages Just ready to come out of the shop for use on tbe Blue River line, It is a hard road on wagons, and Mr Danes has them built at borne. I be fantory stBges go to pleceB too qulc od rough roads with tbebeavy loads that uuat be carried. OTHER STAGE LINES. Mr Bangs baa sublet the route from Goshen to Zlou, Los' Valley precinct, to Mr Parker of Pleasant Hill. The suboontraotor will reatook the line and give a flrst-olass service. Tbe route from BprlngHeld to Lowell on the north Bide of the rivar will be run bv Lester fc Potter. The subcon tractors on tbiB route will make tbelr headquarters at the Geo Groas barn by the Minnesota Hooee 'lheae changes will takeefieot July lat. TO PROTECT D. S. MAILS. A Fine of jiooofor Breaking Open Rural Mail Boxes. Postmaster H F MoCornack has been advised by A W Mauhen, general superintendent ol the rural free deliv ery mall system, relating to the pro tection- from depredations of rural free delivery mall boxec To wilfully bteak open any of these boxen, to maliciously Injure, deface, or destroy any mall or willingly aid or assist In ibe ollense sball upon conviction be fined to the amount of 11000 or by Imprisonment not more than three years. Tbe postoflle ofllolals are requested to report a l depredations nfthlscha -acteY to the United Stales attorney for the dlstriot lu wbloh the oflenee was committed and proeeoutiou will follow. Locomobiles J B CHAMBERS' WILL. Leaves His Property to His and Three Sons. Wife Just received from tbe faotory today special advloe that tbe prloe of lew mobiles has been reduced to $050. For further particulate see Ax Billy, Eugene agent. Spanish-American War Veterans. All veterans of the Hpanlsh-Auieri can war and Philippine inaurreotlon are requested to meet at tbe armoiy May 80th, 1902, at 0:80 a m to attend Mem orial services. GiroO Yoran. Just Rkcbivrd, -Complete line of tbe famous Eclipse stoves and ranges Every stove guaranteed for 10 year Call and see them. J W Kays Furniture Co. Ax Billy's ...DEPARRMENT STORE... Eugene, Oregon, May 2Gth, 1002. 21 lbs pure Cane Sugar, lOOlb-Sk. pure Cane Sugar $1.00 $4.65 Fred Herbold, the well-known toot ball coach who will bsve charge of O AC's eleven next lull, arrived In Cor vallis last Kriday and departed for Butte, Moii'.aua, the following morn ing saya the Uag.-tte. He left Butte the Sundiiy previous to oirue down to Lane con iiiy and attend buxlnete mut ters connected with a limber claim. While on the trip he embraoed tbe op portunity to visit lu-f boys whom he Is to oonoh t ext fall. He ep?uke well of tbo ou'lx.k -i.id thi-O'A r, hnva bave all condileU'B In i tin. He ii mi rx perlenoed plajer aud aaiue from his locbl reputation has a splendid record with teams in other stale . He Is a young fellow, large, aotlve and muscu lar, and ban a hearty, whole-souled manner tbat will inspire confidence and oause the boys to rally about him. Ho will be baok here on the 18.h ol September. Large Property Sales. During a rerlod of SO days In April and Mey C 8 Farrow A Co sold the fol.owing properties for the prloes Bet opposite the names.; , E L Hurd, 120 acres $ 6,4(0 PBlals, 123 acres 6 363 Gum MoPberson, 100 aore? 6 20 1 Key City property 3,000' CslHson, 100 sores 8 340 1 Phlllippl, 800 acres '" 12,000 Phllllppl personal property 690 Mrs Blume, 60 acres ! 2,600 To'"' 136,789 Notice. I Those to whom we are Indebted and those who are Indebted to us will please call at oor store 00 Safuiday, May 81ft, lustead of June 2d, as we will be out of our prtflcti q:;;ter then. The will of tbe late J B Chambers waa filed for probate this afternoon. Its provisions are as follows: After all debts and funeral oharges are paid, bla wife, Martha J Chambers, shall have tbe use and Income of all personal proparty. When bii wife sball have deceased bis sons, Frank L.Chas N aud Fred E, share 1 qually in all personal and real property, including tbe BUiue of money already given them. Martba J Chamber Is appointed ex ecutrlx without bonds. The will wan executed Hept 30, 1897, In the presence of Oho W Nels and H D Wylle. A oodioil executed Feb 26, 1902, pro vides tbat Munlia J Chamber?, his who, may, if sne desires, null any or all the real estntp. Official Time Kobbrts Bros, Cigar dealers. First bulk hardware. garden Beed. Chnmheie CORRECTED EVERY DAY From the United States Observatory by wire. Regulate your watch by our clock and you will always have the correct time. M. R. JANNEY, "Jeweler." 9th it Opposite lioNman House. Two Specials For one Week Figured Silk Organdies for 40c Dcttcc 12C Colorec Fancy for See Window Display. S FHlEiLY, Which is the best shoe made we tell him Pin gree "Governor" $3:50 shoe-cause it is. We're agents for it-'cause it is If he asks which is the next hrw ho ten uiiii uur 9.ou and $1 (JOs).. made by Hamilton-Brown Shoe fv in Calf, Kid and Box Calf; U extension soles, rope stitch Every pair warranted. P. FRANK & SON 34. 36 and 38 E Ninth St. ' Hotel Arrivals EUOENB. George Watt, Tllltmook Wm MoClane, Portland John Van Du n, Blue River W H Ward, Bluslaw O Andereoo, Portland U I, MoManu, Lucky Boy A Richardson, Liud, Wash EN Harrison and son. III Mrs Leonora M Clayton, Cuiotiigo J E Btaufler, Fteb Hook, 111, HOFFMC A A Gelhounen, Los Angd w R D Hawley, Creswill Mrs J Moiebead, Wendllntt E W Hebord, S F Geo A Pel, Portland W L Wbitmore, Cbleairn R G Staples, Partland W H Richardson, Wisconsin Oucar Edwards, Portland E Ed in & wf, Portland A E Berry, Bnoton A D Dowallly, 8 F Q E Hicks, Denver B B Larimer, Lowell G Nettle, Leaburg G Drjhhey, Leaburg N G Hyland, Murcola John L Cross, Boston W E Rountree, 8 F Nellie M Bmltb, Portland M Bankey, Chicago W B Glass, Cottane Grove I Mathan, N Y Irving Escbaaf The Imperial. Cottage Grove, Or. First olasB.Samplfj room 80x50 feet, well equipped. Ratee $1.00 and $2.00 per dav. Oregon Historical 'PhaA e, " cl Society forMM received. Its oonteou .TM "The Social Fi.,., V "Ul Prof J H p."""', uruve: ' rolliln.l u,... ' "i from 1805 to 1S76." by Ho on, Portland i-Htata, Rd." by Miss M.ry 8t Krand-duuKhtcr ot glm r,;"; Barlow, the builder; llnnnl K...,,ii . ,.r lmn Ago," J., from the f att ofMD uaugmer, airs Kate S John Bull taught , Kh) '.' couver lu Noveuiter, 1632 m ' first eelio. 1 ttHCnvr on iheP.. All these article Jre 'l a- relaiivo to the hlstotyofp I'or Decoration ky Friday le Decoration D,i ; meu are employed in toeMuia'. etery fixing It op lorclmH( l a ay. Many residents ol Ei eurroundlog country hm nl Durlea there sod by having I tention oallea to It wil . no dosi: 1 person to tlx up tbe grim I someone do It for them. Tbe committee desires Ibi'.iJ etery be put In tbe best tbiKK and all the graves tie trlmoej i fore the day of service. GEO.'r.Hffi,! Wm. Pbum No wheel hb good u taif Get one mid Know it, htfcj ChaniheiV hardware. Courthouse Items, J W aud F C Walters to SI D Allen 160 aores in tp 18 s r 6 w, $1637. F E Dunn, trustee, to John Kissin ger limber on 40 acres In tp 18 s r I w, $1. John Kissinger to F E Dunn timber on 40 acres In tp 18 s rl w, $1. WT KlBsinger to John Klstlnger timber on 40 acres in tp 18 e r 1 w, (I 04(!B R Co to Wm T Kissinger 40 acres in tp 18 s r 1 w, $100. l ;;:.' WHv.m mpm 5: iviui.it.,-. iiicui Stli,l Overton Wall Paper and PiMCt, 37 wutSthilntt ...FOR.- Uteit design! in V'tlpsl Belt paint! and uttf Prices, We make seven different kinds of bread. Cakes, pies and cookies of all kinds. Everything first class. ' Stop the bread wagon marked The C ACHOU when it comes by you'. HAMMOND & CHESHIRE WlMIlrMlMilitltl UlMmM F UNEEDA SIGN and almost event in town D0ES- SeeVHITIXG about it. He CAN'T TALK MUCH but he CA.N il.U.I SIGX3 Work In right. Prices ure rigM. I Titus Block, No 615, Will. St. Next door Green's Groctfv Bonbonicre Bakery. lfrend, fWr, takd, cookiss, in fact svery tiling k-I't in fin "fi kept, nm-tsntlv on hand. Lunchei nd lunth s.hI. Mc I Ijti;B potthiK up lunnhaslor plcnckers and trv,l rf. t ''L ' r4n imhu at d cigars. We deliver (tihhH in our on 10 1 my free . ( charge. Don't forget the place. Holden Building No 640 Willamette st Phono Red 554, DUNN Bf You Can Get ,ii A Solid oak ildfW-n 1 Extension Ubla lor SJ Dinlnt chairs, una int. T5 tenu Niiro Doiker lor SI.J1- Top Haitreii lor J2 Sprinj Mlllrm ' ''' See our new line of China Closets and Buffets. DAY & HENDERSO: ARMORr HOC-
