Daily Eugene guard., June 03, 1902, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
TUESDAY
JUNE 8
For
Cigars
JULIUS GOLDSMITH.
flMRD Talmhan. U KlinlSL
IIe
WEATHER.
Tonight
ahowsrs.
and Wadndaday probably
filAL.
limns.
Bootoh oookle Bonbonlere.
Fowl and grooerlM atWblU'i.
0 B Farrow & Co Are Insurant.
t)r Lowa ooalo-optlolan Eugene.
Homa made doughnnt Bonbonlere,
Orertons for wall paper and paints
V a Farrow Implementa and maobl
Bery.
J O Watta, graduate optlolan, En-gear.
All kinds of obloken supplies at
Moon's.
Hot or oold lunobss on ihort notloe
Bonbonlere.
Shaving 10 , oento. No 41 West
Eighth atreet.
Moon sails kerosene, oaaa and balk j
alto maoblne oil.
Moreen doors and wlndowi at Ijongb
miliar A Petar'a.
Will U Morrow, up-to-date plumb
ing. Pbone red, 47S.
A landslide In prloee of photographic
work at the Welder Btndlo.
Moou sails oils, keroaene and oaator
alio oyllnder oil and compound.
$20, $25, $36, $40, Moon'a prloee on
bloyolea. It oosts nothing to aee them,
New itook of wall paper now In,
tew remnants at J prloe at Chamber'
hardware.
Three dozen stamp photos for Bo at
the Welder Btndlo, corner Seventh and
Willamette.
Wben yon hear slelghbells, lookout
for the Bonbonlere Bakery wagon,
Good plea, oakee, etc
JO Watte, the optlolan, will be In
his offloe over Chambers' hardware
atore anil Job 14. Call and have
your eyee correctly fitted.
OUR CLEAN UP SALE NOW ON.
PRI0E3 CUT FROM
10 to 40
percent
on Lamps, Clocks, j
China, Crockery,
Glassware and
Novelties.
Come just to eeo.
Little money
buys lots of
goods.
Not necessary to buy.
Come just to soe
Great flmeriean
Importing Tea Go
SO IAST NINTH STREET.
EUGENE, ORE.
BREVITIES,
O B Farrow notary publlo.
First bnlk garden aeed. Chambers
hardware.
The foundation for Mike Schneider's
brtok building Is finished.
Bloyole repairing on a moderate
oale. Terms moderate too. Moo J.
A flrst-olass ezperlenoed blevcle re
pair man now at Chambers' hardware.
Dollar a doien for cabinet photos at
the Welder Btudlo for a short time
only.
Heavy field and yard wire fenoe
only 60 cents rod at Chambers' bard-
ware.
The foundation for L N Boney's
new brlok on West Eighth street Is be
ing laid.
J M Eddy, of Eugene, has the oon-
traotfor erecting the new noiei at
Barrlsbnrg.
Henry Holleobeok and wife ate new
potatoes for dinner today which they
planted In their garden In Marob.
If you bTe any eld gold or silver,
Watta will take it on optical work and
allow you the highest market prloe.
In the great field meet at New York
Saturday Harvard won. Arthur Dufty
made a new record of 0 4-6 aeoonds
having stood for many years.
Two young men eogaged in a fist
flint last night in a cigar store. Tbey
were olted to appear before Keooruer
Dorria this morning, but the case was
dismissed.
W J Warnook is raising the roof of
his feed yard at East Eighth and Pearl
streeU about 8 feet. The way it was
before It leaked badly because of not
enough slant.
Junotlon Times May SI : The gravel
oader finished ud the work in this
lectlonTuescay. Two blooks on Hoi
ly street, whloh is the oounty road
were graveled.
Last September Master Fish Warden
Van Doaen and Deputy Bultman de
posited about 400 young salmon, two
iaobee In length, In the city reservoir
on Bhlvely Hill, says the Astoria
News. When the reservoir was oleaosd
out It was found that the fish bad
grown to the size ot nine inobss.
Albany Democrat: Haywoor, the
trainer who bas had oharge of the P U
team of Forest Grove, arrived in Al
bany this noon to take oharge of the
Albany track team until after the In
tercollegiate meet at MoMinnvllle.
He la a fine athlete, one of theoraok
men of the U of O, and it is expeoted
will assist the team materially.
A sleeping oar attaohed to the north
bound passenger tralD, No 13, left the
rails early Buoday morning at Dollar
Hide Bpur, a short way below Ash
land. Hams time was required ad
justing it to Its position on the traok
onoe more and wben Asblana was
reaobed it was found necessary to
make some repairs. The above la the
reason the train was so late here Bun-
day attarnoon.
PERSONAL,
B J Pengra Is in the city again.
Mr and Mis J M Bhellsy are In Port
land.
Horace MoKloley Is In the city
again.
Amoa D Hyland la down from
Lowell.
F B wetberbee went to Portland on
buslnes today.
A B Culver and wife went to Albany
today on a visit.
Sam Goldsmith, the popular drum
mer, is In the city.
Dr C E Loomla returned to Oregon
City this afternoon.
Ike Jones came down from Cottage
Grove this afternoon.
Frank Montgomery and B F Wk It-
beck, of Aome, are In Euirene.
Hon B A Booth and son and Geo H
Kelly went to Portland today.
Mrs M L Dorrls returned home this
afternoon from Independence.
Miss Bertha Bowena Temple ton re
turned this afternoon from Haltey.
Miss Nettle Burdlck oame down
from Cottage drove this afternoon
Attorney J 8 Medley oame down
from Cottage Urove this afternoon
Bev D G Ktlleins led this afteraoon
for Corning, Cal, to be gone a montb
Attorney Cbas Klsslnarer left this
afternoon for Pendleton on legal busi
ness.
Frank Alley and family oame down
from Boeeburg this afternoon on
visit.
Mlssea Daisy DSKard and Daisy Gil
bert returned this afternoon from Cot
tage Grove.
Misses Fannie Hemenway and Car
rie Hall have gone to California on an
extended trip.
J C Meredith, of Napa, Cal, a broth
er-ln-law of Mrs W M Miller, arrived
here today on a visit.
Mrs A 8 Penoe and little son, Rich
ard, have returned to MoMinnvllle
after a visit in Eugene.
B L Orlder, U O student, left this
afternoon for bis home at Selad Valley,
Siskiyou county, California.
E E Cable and W 0 Cook, of Mo
Minnvllle, who are interested in the
Blue Biver mines, are In the city.
Editors Henry of the Nugget and
Wooley of the Leader come down
from Cottage Grove this afternoon.
Mrs I L Campbell and oblldren re
turned this afternoon from Bnewell
Springs very muoh Improved In health
by the trip.
Mr and Mrs E F Chapman left on
the early train this morning for Astoria
to attend the G A Band VVKOen-
oampments.
A D Tlllotson and wife, of Chicago,
who have been visiting friends and
relatives here the last few days, went
to Portland today and from there will
go to Yellowstone Park before return-
lug home.
Holds Dp a Congressman.
"At the end of the campaign," writes
Ubamp Clark, Missouri's brilliant con
pressman, "from overwork, nervous
uiuslon. loss of sleep and oonstant
-peaking I bad about utterly collapsed
It seemed that all the orgaus in my
body were out of order, but three hot.
lee of Eleotrlo Bitters made me all
right. It's the best all-around medl-
olne ever sold over a druggist's
oouDter." Over-worked, run-down
men and weak, slokly women gain
nlendld health and vitality from
Eleotrlo Bitters. Try them. Ouly 60o,
Guaranteed by W L DoLano,
Newly Famished Lodging House
dy
th
and
In newlv Dalnted
r - . . . .
rooms at tne uourmouse
New beds
nmrM
Lnrivlns House. Only one block
from the main business street, and but
a little more than two blocks from the
nostoffloe. A very quiet locality,
Outside rooms at rear oorners away
from hall, splendid ror day sleeping,
Windows of these rooms under pro.
jeotlng roof, ontting off much of the
agas.
noma and aee the rooms and
I will guarantee that you will be satls-
ned. c-u nuwi
Just Bkckivbd. Complete line of
the famous Eollpse stoves and ranges
Every stove guaranteed for 10 years
Call and see them.
J W Kays Furniture Co.
No wheel as good as the Crescent
Get one and know it. See them at
Clambers' hardware.
OREGON POSTOFFICES.
Fourteen to Pay Increased sal
aries on July i Four Will
Have Their Salaries Cut
WiiniNOTOV. June 2.-Tbe follow-
ng changes lu we ealailes of presiden
tial posimaaler in Uregon, m"-'
July 1, have been announced at me
department:
Increases Astoria, :'JUU to .nw,
Dallas, 11400 to S15U0; uranis r,
I170O to flSOO; Lebanon, tlOOU to uw,
Oregon City. 11800 to u 11900;
Hllverton, $1000 to 11100; Tlliatuooa,
SHOO to $1200; Albany, S21C0 to J 2200 ;
Ashland. 1700 to$18u0; I otiage urove
11200 to tlS'JO: Forest Urove, iaou w
S1400; Hillsboro, tllOO to J1200; Mo
Minnvllle, $1600 to17U0; rrinevuie,
SUO0 to $1200.
Arl nirtOD. IW
$1200: Huutlngton, $1100 toluw; in
dependence, $1200 to $1100; Bumpier
$1700 to $1600.
Euirene reaialus stationary, no In
erease or decrease from tne present
salary of $2300 a year ,-Ed Guard.
LAID TO FINAL REST.
Funeral of Ex-Governor Pennoyer
Impressive and Largely
Auended.
Zion News.
Special to thsouard.
Zion, June 8. Mr and Mrs Hugh
Hampton, of Eugene, are visiting at
Zion.
Wm Fenton is here at borne for a
few days.
Wm Tate and Mr Cbappsll went to
Eugene Friday for a short stay.
Wm Griffin and family are now on
their homestead on the south side of
Mt Zion.
Born, to the wife of Wm Williams
at Dexter, May 30, a son.
D C Matthews, of June, has the Gil
let barn nearly oomplsted.
The F A A organized here starts out
with bright prospects and it is be.
lleved will do a great amount of good.
E J Johnson has moved over onto
the Bowen plaoe near the river.
Beautify Your Homes
In our beautiful city by planting
hedge. One hundred thousand cut
tings, with Instructions bow to plant,
all free. Apply at onoe to
'Uncle Sam" Handsakbr,
SIB East 12th street.
Fortlmd Ttlegraui.
All that was mortal of the late ex
Governor BylveBter Pennoyer was laid
at reet with touoblng ceremonies BUO'
day afternoon. Before the funeral
services many friends and acquaintan
ces of the deceased vlBlted the Pennoyer
home and took a last look at the re
mains, whloh lay in state lu the front
parlor. The services were held at tit
Stephen's church, the Kev TN Wll
son officiating. The chapel was filled
to overflowing Favorite selections of
the governor were tung by the choir,
including, "Nearer My God to Thee"
and "Lead Kindly Light."
The active bearers were: George E
Chamberlain, W A Munly, O H Page(
Alfred Holman, and T Bcott urooKe.
The bonary bearers were Governor T T
Geer, ex-Uovernor Z F Moody, Judge
Geo H Williams, Col John McCraoken,
W K Smith, A T Smith, George T
Meyers and Phil MeUohao.
The body was interred in the family
lot at Lone Fir cemetery .
Courthouse Items.
Chattel mortgage $90 00
RIAL KSTATB TBANBFEK8.
U 8 to Thomas M Humphreys 160
aores In tp 17 s r 4 e, patent
U B to Edward L Campbell ISO aores
In tp 17 s r 4 e, patent
U B to John B Campbell 160 acres in
tp 17 a r 4 patent.
U B to Nels Carlson 160 acres In tp
17 a r 4 e, patent.
Wm A and Eliza J Smith to 8 J
Evans 80 sores in tp 16 s r 6 w, $700.
Wm and Cora M Warnock to Eu
gene C Sanderson laud in Hender
son's ad to Euirene, $!8u0.
Wolf and Bachel Sanders to Wm
Kenlepel 4 acres in tp 17 s r 4 w, $400.
Mary and J P Allison to Jesse Gross
land in Skinner's donation to Eugene,
$3400.
Martha and John Pope to M P
Wheeler et all acre in Lane county,
$1.
Ophelia and F L Cranfill to E J
Crow land in Eugene, $150,
MINING LOCATIONS.
Wm Harris locates South Trail
olaim In fclaok Butte mining dUtrlot.
Chas Hsess locates Ll.z a claim In
Gold Mountain mining dUiriot.
ANNUAL INSPECTION.
Col. Jackson Will Inspect 0. N. G.
Organizations Here June i:.
General order- for the aunual In
option d mu'te' of the Oregon
National i' hy """a "7
Adluta-. -i.euerelC V HaufUMiii", .u
pursuance o orders from the coo -maudei
u-cbhf, -veroor T T Geer.
fioloL-l James Jaokton, Inspeotor-
general v. ill be the Inspecting Unoer,
and will b in Eugene to inspect the
Fourth Regiment etafl, baud and Com
panies A and C ThuMday. June 12.
The organizations designated above
will aaseiubl uucler arms lu the field
uniform and equipment Jpreesribed in
ssotion 106 of the regulations, substi
tuting kbahl for ui.dress onlform-.
Lane County Veterans.
' Comrades: The annus! reunion of
the Lane County Veteran, ' Awoclatlon
w.ll be beld at Eugene, Oregon, on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
June 11th, 12th aud 13th.
Comrades will upon arrival report to
headquarters on Ninth street for regis
tration, when the oommlttee will dlreot
those who desire lodgings. The ball
will be open and the remainder of the
day will be enjoyed by a social time of
the old oomrailea. In the evening you
will be entertained with mucin aud
speeches.
Thursday-Meet at headquarters at
a. m. for parade, at close of which re-1
turn to ball for banquet. 7:30 p.m.,
renular aamn-fire and eood -time will I
be bad.
Friday Busii ess meeting at 6:30
m. Kl.ullou oi omoereanu auun timer i
business as may come before the meet
ing. Adjournment.
Near-by comrades are requested to I
brinir baked beans aud obloken aud
euon other provisions as may be con
venient.
Comrades, bring out your wives and
famllie. See all the oonirades in your
neighborhood aud specially invite
them to come and let us all rally 'round
the flag once more aud have a jolly
itood time.
John Inqham, President.
A. Ybkinoton, Secretary.
When a fflan
Wants to Knom
School Director Declination.
Eocene, June 3, 1902.
To Petitioners and Citizens of Eu
gsue: On account of a homestead right I
am not an elector In this school dis
trict but hold my suffrage elsewhere lu
the county. With regret I most re
spectfully decline the nomination for
school director. Thanking you for
such favors,
I am Bespeotfully Yoors,
W L Cheshire.
Fined $6. Frank Hyland, the lt
ger who stuck Jim MoCarty in ths
neck with the Iron hook on bis arm
the other night, was arraigned before
Police Judge Dorrls this afternoon on
a charge of being drunk and disorder
ly aud fined $d and costs. MoCarty baa
left town. He will be olnobed as soou
as lis returns.
Ax Billy's
...DEPARTMENT STORE...
Eugene, Oregon, May 20th, 1902.
21 lbs pure Cane Sugar, S1.00
100 lb-Sk. pure Cane Sugar $4.65
New law Firm E HSklpworth
and John M Pipes have formed a
copartnership for the practice of law.
MrSklpwortb is one of Laneoountv's
established lawyers, of excellent stand
ing. Mr Pipes Ib a young mau of
plemlld ability and bright promise.
This Is one of the very best law Arms
in Eugene, and will douiliws ooiiuuaud
a larire hr" of the practice.
EYE
GLASSES
FOR
WOMEN
not only promote and preserve the
Hi?nt out re usual ly very becoming
In httinif glumes to eye ami frames
to faces, we are very successful from
ootn points of view.
M. R. JANNEY,
The Leading Graduate Optician.
SPECIAL SALE
ON WRAPPERS
. . , THIS WEEK . . ,
Every wrapper in the house
greatly reduced in pi ice.
See window for prices.
S. H. FRIENDLY.
Which is the beat shoe
made we tell him Pin
gree "Governor" $3:50
shoe-'causeitis. We're
agents for it-'cause it in
If he asks which is the novt v.,
we tell him our $2.50 aml $1 fj',
made by Hamilton-Brown Sh0Bf
in Calf, Kid and Box Calf;
extension soles, iopo stitch.
Every pair warranted.
P. FRANK & SON
34. 36 and 38 E Ninth St.
Blcycle Pai,
Hotel Arrivals
The Boer War.
Now that peace ban been declared in
South Africa it may be lnteretning to
note a few faots concerning the war.
Here are a few figures, etc.:
Began October, 1890.
Total available iigbtiug force of Boers
(estimated), 50.00D.
Toial number of British troi.ps en
gaged from Brut to last, 500,0(0.
Largest number of British troops in
deld at one time, 230,000.
British loses (ofllc.l al statietics to
April 1, 1902):
Total deaths Ofilcers, 1,020; men
20,031. Missing and prlconers Officers
384; men, 9,181.
Boer 1 jsaes Prisoners, 37,0i 0; billed
anrt wounded, no statistics available.
Cost of war to Greut Brl'aln to date,
about $l,25l',O0O,COO.
Cost of war to Boers No statistics
available
Cooamander-ln-otilef of British
forcesln South Africa Buller, Roberts,
and Kitobener.
Principal Boer commanders Joubert,
Botha, DeWet and Delarey.
A Compliment. The Eighth grade
of the Geary ecbocl remembered Prof
uilam, tne principal, with a very
handsome volumu of Longfellow's
poems the other day.
KUOESE.
E N Garrison, Dundee, III
A Molr, Wolf Creek
Joe Murphy, Wolf Creek
Ausiin Boot, Mohawk
L 8 HBrden, Wendllng
A Longlm, Portland
I A Robin, Urania Pass
SBmeed, Waltervills
John Swearlnger and lady, Drain
BAHmttb, Hale
C E Fisher, Wendllng
O L Bkoukond, Blue Hlver
O T Thompson, Blue River
John G Renwiok, Pleasant Hill
Floyd Parks " "
J H Lounge, Portland
WmHiniyaon, "
Lawrence Gibson, "
Jonas Johnsou, Webster, 8 D
D E Rufl, Junotlon
L H Llmbargcr & wf Bt Charles,
D MoCarty, Portland
L G Brloe, Corvallls
Mrs J P Inuiuu, Lorune.
HOFFM4.N.
N S McCormlck, Portland
Frank Montgomery, Aome
B V Whltbeok, Acme
Sam 8 Goldsmith, Milwaukee
A Longini, Chicago
W A Tough, 8 F
Nettie Carter, Montesano
E H MoClung, N Y
T J Barbmau, Grants Pass
B J Pengra, Ronlaud
Amos D Hyland, Lowell
N G By land, Maroola
LouIb Htull, Portland
C i Culver, 8 J?
J E Hiram Sc wf, Everett
F E Boyd, W F
E E Cable, McMlnnviPe
W CCook, MoMinnvllle
111
To eiicoiiraKt path
Ctiamlipra A U.n
- U&VA
the county road 'H
asK meir ciwomera to ck. 7
oute to build. "t
The path will be a
ana part will be miui.
They w,ll expend
nath tins v-r
It ha been thecustomrf Ul.
for years to kIvs th, CrW(,,
more for their mat,
agents do, and this u sooth, Z
-" " "SleUKtifr
LaneCkoi'3.-'iv wetkljj.
the weather biirenu at Fan Jl
the following: Hp .ugaetfJ, La. J
ty J C Bratuin: Tne wetl
full ...I...... l .
looKing fair, hut are l(j
nu-:-miie; iiuih are nuaklog i ,
growth; gardeus are not to..
Wtl .
Keys Kound.-a buncb !
found at poBtnflioe. Thfoig.
Bud them at the GDARDnffly
Full line of bike suodiin u;
to-date prices at Cnamtw'
ware.
free- Morrow coaettr. TtiS
purchasers will nets Morion
brake without charge. FLO
& Bro.
The Imperial.
Cottage Grove, Or. First olasa.Bample
room 30x50 feet, well equipped. Bates
$1.00 and $2.00 pr dav.
MoGuire'b Lodging House. W C
McGuIre has opeutd to the publlo bis
lodging bouse above Bterner's grocery
store on East Ninth Btreet. There are
IS rooms and all are splendidly fur
nished, the furniture, carpets and lace
curtains being supplied by Gordon, the
bousefurnl ber.
J. W. KAYS' FURMIIK
Embalmers and Funerilfe
Day & Henderson, IMm
and Embalmers. Cor.ta'i
!' ffl aaa
I Overton
Wall Paper and Piint Co,
37 wut 8th strut
...FOR...
Laical desijns in Mp
Best painti and Loi
Pricei.
You Can Get
A Solid oak ildtboard lor JI4-M, $lo.O0aitt
Extcnilon table for $4-00
Dining chain, cane eat, 75 centi.
Nunc Rocker lo, $1.50.
Top Mattreii lor $2,00.
Spring Mattreii tor $I.S0.
See our new line of China
Closets and Buffets.
DAY
ARMORY BLOCK.
F UNEEDA
SIGN1
'nnil almost every'
town DOM-
bodj
See WHITING abmt it.
bu.
Work is right. Pri.
Titus Block, No 615, Will. St
in
He CAN'T TALK Ml'1'", . ,-v3
,t door Greens Grocer?
ifsniiitntjinfantriri-'' '
We make seven different kinds of bread.
Cakes, pies and cookies of all kim.
Everything first class.
Stop the bread wagon ruarkctl
The CACHOU
when itcomesbyyouf-
HAMMOND & ClIESlIIIiE
Bonboniere Bakery.
..... !.. n Vt ir . . i u"
ll ext. piM, cke, cooklea, id tact i'n ' ', L.."
Kent cmtantlv on hand. liiiiu'Uea "n11 o,"
....i i . i irVe
ruiia . dcitar.. We deliver ki in
city free of charge. Don't forget the pl-
, to"?
HnlH.n R;Mintf . No 6i0 Willamette t-
, ,
. illnl nil'
rhone Red 5o4,