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Daily Eugene Guard
THURSDAY - - JUNK 6
For
Cigars
JULIUS GOLDSMITH.
UIIO Tlliltai li Mail 1)1.
WEATHER.
Tonight and Friday fair, warmer
Friday.
Biaia
ilTlia,
Bootoh oooklM BoDbonlere.
Faatl and groceries atWhlU'i.
O B Farrow & Co Are lnanranoa.
Dr Lowe ooalo-optlolan Eocene.
Home made donghnnta Bonboniere.
Overtone for wall paper and paint
0 S Farrow Implement and maonl
nery. J O Watte, graduate optlolan, Eu
gene. Hot or oold lanohei on abort notlee
Bonboniere.
Bbaving 10 cent. No 41 Weet
Eighth etreet.
rloreen doora and wlndowe at Lough
miller & Peter's.
WHIM Morrow, up-to-date plumb
ing. Fbone red, 47t.
A landellde In prloee of pbotograpblo
work at the Welder Studio.
New etook of wall paper now In. A
few remnant at t prloe at Cbambere'
hardware.
Three dozen etamp photo for S5o at
the Welder Btudlo, corner Beventb and
'Willamette.
When yon hear lelghbelli, lookout
for the Bonboniere Bakery wagon.
Uood plee, cake, eto.
J O Watt, tbe optlolan, will be In
hi offloe over Chamber' hardware
tore nnll June 14. Call and have
your eye oorreotly fitted.
Just Rkoeivbd. Complete line of
tbe famoue Eollpee etovee and range
ETeryttove guaranteed for 10 yean
Call and eee them.
J W Kays Furniture Co.
OUR CLEAN CP BALK NOW ON.
PRICES OUT VUOU
10 to 40
per cent
on Lampi, Clocks,
China, Crockery,
Glassware and
Novelties.
Come just to see.
Little money
. buys lots of
goods.
Not necessary to buy.
Come just to see
Great American
Importing Tea Go.
0 IAST NINTH aTNIIT.
EUGENE, ORE. '
BREVITIES,
0 B irarrow notary publle.
Flnt bulk garden eeed. Chamber
hardware.
The flrat floor Jolta are being placed
In tbe new Bohuulder block.
Tbe Fourth Regiment bend wlllfur
ulb mualc at Junction on July 4th.
Blcyole repairing on a moderate
oale. Term moderate too. Mooa,
A flrat-claaa ezperlenoed blevcle re
pair man now at Chamber' hardware.
Dollar a dozen for cabinet photo at
tbe Welder Htudio for a abort time
only.
Heavy field and yard wire fenoe
only 60 oente rod at Cbambere' bard-
ware.
No wheel a good a tbe Creeoent
Uet one and know It. Bee them at
Clamber' hardware.
If you have any tld gold or (liver,
Watte will lake It on optical work and
allow you tbe hlgbeet market price.
Co G, Beventb UB Infantry paeeed
through here tble afternoon on tbe
way from Aluka to tbe Presidio, S F.
A pioneer lady died at Foreet Grove
yesterday who with her buiband bad
kept tbe hotel In that town for tbe put
forty yeare.
Twooarloada of brlok arrived here
laat night from Oakland for L N Ho
ney's new brlok building on Weet
Eighth atreet.
Rev Mae H Wallace, of Eugene, will
preaob at the Ashland Congregational
ohuroh Sunday, aooordlng to tbe Ash-
land Town Talk.
H F Woodoock, a brother of A C
Woodoook of Eugene, wae eleoted as-
eeeor at Tbe Dalles, Wasoo county, on
tbe Demooralio ticket.
Tbe fishing aeaeon Is here and
Cbambere' Hardware le ready for It
with tbe blggeet and beet assortment
nf tackle ever brought to Eugene.
Tbe northbound overland traln due
here at 8 o'clock tble morolug did not
arrive until 8, being delayed on ac
count of the wreok in Northern Cali
fornia.
362 bloyolee eold at the Creeoent
agenevln 1901. Only the beat built
and llghteet running wheel oould poe
elbly make tbia record. Plenty more
uet ae good at Cbambere hardware.
MoQulre'e lodging house on Ninth
atreet has been opened to tbe public
Flrat olaaa aooommodatlone In every
reipeot. Newly farniihed through
out. For rooms enquire at tbe res
taurant directly aorow the etreet.
The Portland Telegram baa this
about a former Eugene boy, a eon of an
oldaoldler: "Henry Fry, a Portland
woodwerker, hae patented an auto
matic outofl and oouuter for expedi
ting tbe manufacture nf boxes and fur
niture. The device, be says, will en
able one man to out off and count five
different lengtbe of material, and its
use will ave from $76 to $160 per day,
aooordlng to the oapaolty of tbe fac
tory. Tbe Inventor I preparing to
travel about tbe oountry for tbe pur,
poee of introducing tbe machine In the
iwmtlla, box faotoriee and furniture
fectorlee."
Newly Furnished Lodging House
New bed In uewlv Dalnted and
papered rooms at the Courthouse
Lodging House. Only one block
from the main buxlnees street, and but
a little more than two blocks from tbe
poitoflloe. A very quiet locality.
Outside roome at rear oorners away
from hall, splendid for day Bleeping,
Wlndowe of these rooms under Dro-
ieuting roof, cutting off muob of the
ngni.
Come and eee the roome and
I will guarantee that yon will be satis-
uea. cd eiowh
Conductors' Excursion.
Tbe Conductors' Excursion will run
from Eugene to Salem and return same
day, June 8tb. Leave Eugene at 7 a
m and return at 8:16 p m. Tlokete II
for round trip. Get them at tbe de
pot and oome along. We will give you
a run for your money. Remember the
only exouralen the Conductors.
EUQIHI PBOPLB AT kABTOMA. An-
torla Dally Nsws, June 8: Quite a
party of tbe advanoe auard of tbe Q A
R arrived on the noon train from Eu
gene and Albany. Those Inolude E F
Chapman, poatoommauder, J W Geary
Post No 7, at Eugeue, aud his wife,
department preeldent of the Ladle of
the GAR; Mr G L MoCIInnls and
wife nf Eugene; Miss Msgirle Himon,
Mrs Kay Frauk, Mrs Dr OB King
and Mrs Shaoklefiud, nil of Eugene.
PERSONAL.
I THE SOCIAL REALM.
Mrs A L Peter returned borne tbl
afternoon.
Fred Mullen and family, of Junotlon,
are In tbe oity.
Doak Zumwall, of torane, was in
Eugene today,
L 8 Rowland came In from Walon
this afternoon.
Dr E A McAlieter went to MoMinn-
vllle today on a visit.
Mr and Mr Frank Blair went to
Roseburg this afternoon.
Chas Cochran came down from Cot
tage Grove tbls afternoon.
B U Paine la borne from bis home
stead on,Knowlee Creek.
Mre G Biddle returned this after
neon from a visit at Albany.
Geo F Craw baa gone to Foley
Spring to be gone a montb.
Hon E R Sklpwortb returned thl
afternoon from Cottage Grove.
Attorney J E Young came down
from Cottage Grove tbl afternoon.
Matt Hughes, UO student, left for
bis borne at Heppnertbls afternoon.
Miss Anna Whtteaker returned borne
from a visit at Portland tbia afternoon.
Rev I G Knotta, of Albany, was an
arrival on tbe 2:08 train tbls afternoon.
Fred Sharkey arrived down from
Lucky Boy, Blue River mining dlBtrlot,
this afternoon.
Mia Jos Beet, of Gervais, la vlilting
at the borne of Assessor aud Mra D P
Burton in Eugene. .
Geo Frlteell, ef McKenzle Bridge, le
in tbe city. He brought tbe election
return down from MoKenile preolnct.
Mia Ma Zumwlr, who went to
Redlaada, Csl, about a montb ago for
her health, la considerably belter we
are Informed.
Mra Frank Kennedy and Mra Gird,
of Boeebunr, who have been vlaltlng
frleade and relatives la Eugene, left
this afternoon for polnte north.
Mra O D Combs and eon, Eugene,
went to Portland today on a visit. Mrs
Combs will attend tbe grand chapter,
Order of Eastern Star, which meets in
the metropolis June 9.
AT THE COURTHOUSE.
Circuit Court Cases and Other
Interesting Matters.
Chattel mortgage $760 00
Transfer of mortgage 900 00
Mortgage 365 00
Satisfaction of mortgage 712 60
Satisfaction of mortgage 250 00
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,
B H Edwards to P M MoPherton 46
aorea In tp 17 e r 3 w, $1486.
L D ana Clara Soaibrough to Joseph
Nell 40 aorea In tp 20 s r 8 w, $300.
- AlloeVand Bylvanus Simmons 40
aores In tp 20 s r 8 w, S276.
John Mlokelson to Samuel Smith
100 sores In tp 10 e r 8 w, S 3,273.
MILL BITS LOCATION.
Cbarlee Harding Park locate Treas
ure mill site in Blue River mining dis
trict.
' CIRCUIT COURT.
The Oregon and Southeastern Rail
road Co, (the Bohemia railroad) has
begun suit against Joseph Wicks and
wife, Benjamin Halland W W Hawley
and wife for an order of tbe oonrt al
lowing Wlntlff to appropriate land
belonging to defendants for right-of-way
for railroad and to assess dama
ges aocrnlng In eald appropriation.
J H MoClung vs Editb B Llntoa at
al, to recover money. E R Sklpwortb
and John M Flpee attorneya for plain-tlfl,
Automobile Rides.
Ax Billy will give automobile rldee
every Thursday evening, beginning
with tomorrow, until the tlokete are
all redeemed.
Bio Liaf. G W Welder brought
an Eugllsh pie plaut leafto the Guard
offloe today that may well take rank
with tmpioal vegetation. Tbe leaf,
whleh has been placed In Farrow A
Go's real estate office window, Is three
feet aorosa and two feet and six Inohs
from the point to where It ipresds
the from; item. The etem baa a clr.
Ouniferenoe of six Inches.
PoFULAR And Ekfioixht. W W
Withers has been re-eleotetl sheriff of
Lane o iuuly against a big republican
plurality. He la popular and efficient.
Albany Democrat.
Ax Billy's
...DEPARTMENT STORE
i
Eugene, Oregon, May 26th, 1902.
21 lbs pure Cane Sugar, S1.00
100 lb-Sk. pure Cane Sugar $4.65
A Farewell Reception Given tj
the Fortnightly Club.
One of tbe pleaaantwt aidal func
tions of tbe season was tbe farewell
reoeptlon given by tbe Fortulgbt y
Club lu their rooms In tbe Journal
building tbls afternoon iu bounr of
Mra Arthur Lacliinan, Mrs Frauk
Strong and Mrs FS Dunn. The rooms
wereelaboralelyiitoorated with choicest
rose arranged with exquisite taste. A
apleudld lunch prepared on ohaflng
disbe wai served and toasts as follows
were glveu, Mrs Laura Bradley aollng
a toastmmtresn: "Club Women and
loe," Mrs C H Williams; "WbylAm
a Club Woman," Mrs Bailey; "Our
Absent Menibere," Mrs H F MoCor
naok; "Birds of Passage," Mrs Geo
Lilley; "Our Husbands," Mra W L
Deiiano; "A Prim)," Mia Ida Pat
tenon. Tbe oommittee on arrange
ments for the receptiou deserves great
credit for its splendid tuocess.
Eugene Tent, Knigbla of tbe Maoca.
beee, btld au elrotloo of office rs Monday
night with tbe following result: G W
Haines, P Cj M ovarverud, oom
mander; T J Burg L C; J M Rennie,
BE; Geo W Biddle, F K;Leon D
Green, chaplain; Eatl D Marshall, M
at A; W M Ureen, sergeant; Fred
Rosa, first M of 8 ; J G Uiabani, sec
ond M of G; D C Coir, (entinel ; J W
Pollook, picket. Dr L W Brown was
recommended as lodge physician,
. .
' Mrs R MoMurpbey entertained tbe
Thimble Club at her splendid boineon
the slope of Skinner's Butte tbls after
noon. Tbe members of the oluo wblleo
away the afternoou in a very eujoyable
manner at needlework. Mrs Mc-
Murphey provided light refreshments,
PROF. RESSLER MENTIONED,
As a Candidate for President of
Monmouth Normal School.
Portland Journal: Among those
mentioned for tbe place of president of
the Monmouth State Normal sohool
are Professor E D Resslur of tbe Uui
verelty of Oregon ; the preeident of tbe
Taooma High School; J M Martindale,
olty superintendent of Albany puLllo
sohooleandeeveral ed ucators of Portland
J B V Butler, of Monmouth, baa been
suggested for tbe plsoe, but refuses to
oonsider tbe matter at all. He Is now
secretary of tbe board of resents aud of
the faoulty and librarian of the school
The position Is considered as one of
tbe best in tbe state as Monmouth
takes the lead in rank among the nor
mal schools of tbe state.
A BUSINESS CHANGE.
Wm. M. Rensnaw Sells His Liquor
House to E. C. Hughes.
Wm M R?nshaw. who lies conducted
wholesale and retail llqu. r hiM In
Eugene fur mauy yeBM, today sold hW
nl.oe of biniums U E C hiikii'-,''
Aatorls. bo will take .fwlii. -
sooa as au Inventory of stock is
complex d.
MrKi-ni-haw has not yet lunyae-
Olded wliil business he will Mlow,
1,111 it Is to be honed he will conclude
lo remain in Eugene. He Is one of
our moat highly honored citliens aud
has hosts of friend. He bss been In
the llauor business lure for over lo
years, at first being In partnership
with J M Abrams. Several ears ago
he bouijht out Mr Abrama' Interest
sod bas been conducting the business
alone since.
Mr Hughes, the purchaser. Ii an ex
perienced man in the buloess aud
owns a similar place in Astoria.
Illustrated Concert.
Tbe Euirene Camp Woodmen of Ibe
World are preparing to entertain
themselves and the general publio on
the evenings of Friday and Saturday,
June 6 and 7, at the opera house.
The entertainment will consist of
Edison's moving pictures di-plcting on
a canvass 15 feet itiuare uh a 1(0
caudle power ox-hydro light, hlsiorio
battle scenes, and reproductions of tbe
world's masterpieces of art, interspersed
with beautifully illustrated songs. Iu
dosing, Dore's famous "Christian Mar
tyrs In tbe Coliseum of Rome," and
the wonderful dissolving tried in Boi,
guereau'e masteroieoe "The Flight of
the Houl," will he rendered.
Dissolution of Partnership.
To whom it may concern: Tbe
partnership heretofore existing under
the firm name of Ray & Munroe is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr
Munroe retiring. Mr Rty continue
tbe buslnesp, ast-umiug all bills and
collecting eli accounts.
Geo. K. Munroe.
J. B. Ray.
An Appeal totheCitizens of Eugene.
June 6th, 1902,
At tbe last meeting of the State
Teaobers' Association a warm Invlta,
tlon ' was extended to the teaoiiers
of tbe state to be Id their next meeting
in this olty, aud was by them acoepted
This meeting was to have been held
last December but was postponed. The
association will meet here tbe 2Stb
2Sth and 27tb of this montb. Tbe
hotel conveniences ire at present too
oant for the number of teachers ex
pec ted. Four hundred or more teaob
ers are confidently looked for.
It touobea our honor to provide for
the lodging and oare of these visitors.
Will all citliens who are willing to
oome to the help of tbe commuulty In
tbls matter, please drop a Hue to the
underslgued,stating how many teaobers
tbey can accommodate with beds or
board or both and at what priot? But
little time is left for canvaslng, there
fore It la hoped that you will be able
to send In your reply by Juue lOtb.
Very Reaped fully,
A. F. Beohdot.t,
City Bupl. of Schools.
The "Puritj Books."
Or "Self and Bex Berlee," reoently
recommended by Mrs Teats in her
pnrlty lectures in Eugene, are now
being circulated by Lewis C Dick, a
personal worker In the great purity
crusade now being pushed la every
eomrauutty. These books deserve
your Investigation.
Goshen Picnic The Maocho.
of Goshen are making exteniive prep
arations for their picnic to be held Ha',
urdsy, June 14, in the grave near that
plaoe. The Crow bras band has been
engaged to furnish music for Ibe occasion,
When a flffan
Wants to Knoca
"Meeting Notice.
Tbe Lit rary commutes will meet at
the Fortnightly Club rooms Friday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Bicycle Lost Mack eomraervllle's
blcyole bas beeu uiIumijk for about
three weeks. It Is a 1910 Rambler In
good condition with cacti r brake.
Anyone with Information leading to
its recovery will be suitably rewarded
by exiling at the Reoeptlon snloon.
If it was bought al Janney's
It was bought right.
1 .iivvWf 1
we Knew Where j
to Bay and Ve !
Bought 'era Cheap
We have the b.tfBe"t
SNAP in Watch bar
gains ever heretofore
offered. Each incom
parable. Each else
where impossible. A
7-jrtwel watch in SiU
verine dust proof case.
Guaranteed to give
satisfaction.
Only 13.50
What a snap to get a watch
like thiil Juat the thing for
all round purpurea We uet a
a lot of 01 but thejr will n
like the wind. DON'T wait
you might loae out.
There'! no money In Politic!
uve (or the few.
But In our good bargain!
There's money for you.
IF YOT7 C4XT COME
SEND YOUH Xt'IUUBOR
M. R. JANNEY,
9th St. Opp. Uofln-.an Houm.
j"Tr-f-i'ifii-r()i) l
"Like getting money from home."
TP st -af j IT-riiHaJaJjU
SPECIAL SALE
ON WRAPPERS
. . . THIS WEEK . . .
Every wrapper in the houso
greatly reduced in pi ice.
See window for prices.
S, H. FRI
EHf,
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
mm. .
If he asks which is t.lmnn.. .
we tell him our $2.50 and Si io
madebyHamilton-BrownSh2
in Calf, Kid and Box Calf- -extension
soles, rope stitch
Every pair warranted.
P. FRANK & SON
34. 36 and 38 E Ninth St.
Hotel Arrivals.
EUGENE.
C Hughes, Portland
O H Baker, Waltervllle
Mrs Frank Rituer, Wendllugr
Miss Jamie Reed, Wendling
li O Runey, Qostien
8 J Bliruui, Aleue, Or
F M Nlgliawander, Ulenada
Ira Bray, Mlnule, Or
Pbllip Berkshire, Goshen
Wm Olseo, Saoramerjto
E V Bavemeyer, Heattle
J L LfRoy, Bohemia
W Bober, Astoria
A U Kelly, Yarnell
Jane Taylor, Chicago
J W Hulley, Weudllnr
8 Shirk, 8 F
C J Itayorpft, 8 F
P P Buyder, Omaha
J E Young, Cottage Grove
J K Blanton
HOFFM IN.
Fred 8troud Camp Creek
C L Weber, Creswell
J B Hills, Jasper
J A Kirk bam, Portland
R B Todd, 8 F
M H Thomson, 8 F
W J MoPbee, B F
Wm H O'Neill, 8 F
J J O'Neill
J Cohen, N Y
Frank L tluuter, 8 F
8 Hhlret, 8 F
Osoar T R-rahmbart, 8 F
The Imperial.
Cottage Grove, Or. First clans,
room 80x50 feet, well equipped.
$1.00 and $2.00 pr dav.
Sample
Rates
Bicycle Path,
io eiicourarc .
Chambers hro """f.
the county ,Mdl
ask their custom
oute to build. is
Tim nurl. n.m L
The,w,lle,D6,,H
path thiB year.
T l .
for years to kIv. tbe c
mors for i,i. u"l
"gents do, and thla 0J
eion ofgoodwllln(.t..r...
""""CHIljJ;
Filthy Temples in IaCa.
Sacred cows often deJIdt,.,
pie-, but worse ytt li m i
Doliiirl h 1 Win
mil It. C eana. L. ..... ""'H
rvlnir'V, l.ir.u. ,,'B"Si
"'" "". iney give a,tV;
active bowBia ,.h j, "1
oeute. O kViT. u
drug store.
List of Letters, Rmjt$,
i-ioraiuefuebs, Mn LiiUfo
jonnson, Mrs Alia to
tloover, Ed Moran, JRncb,!
rllda HiLith, C BWeblm.wi'
Geo D York (2). Pjckigss
mauiey ana ueo start.
Abed Couple Mm'r.
Modie, of Albaoy, Oreeoaifc
Jane MoCartuey, ol SaJin
on, were married it thi xis
the bride on Ibe 14 Ion,!;,;
Cornwall, of Sodaville. IVm
in the 80th year ofbliydiu
bride in her Tilth yen
Off the Tkack. Two cars on a
northbound freight train jumped tbe
track h:li the tralu wbb croasing tbe
millrace treaila last evening about 8
o'clock aod tbey were not gotten back
on forsevxrai hour. It was luoky
that none of the cars were tipped into
tbe race. Tbe south-bound overland
train was held here about an hour on
account of the accident.
Died. In Portland, June 4, 1902,
(he Infant son nf Mr and Mrs CR
Marah. Tbe remains arrived lu u
gene thiB afternoon for Interment tomorrow.
New Today.
TEAMS WAIN Ta-To M
from our uiilluo Oust F?
Good pay, steady woik. C
Lumber Co, Otitic Grovi.
FOR r!ALE-L lea' tnell :-
27 West Blxtli Hi.
J. W. KAYS' FL'RXIIE
Embalmers and Funeralfel
Day & Henderson, Ito
and Embalmers. Cor, in
You Can Get
A Solid oak ildeboard lor 514.00, WMriW,
Extension tabic for $4.00
Dining chain, cane itit, 75 cenu.
Nunc Rocktr lor $1.50.
Top Mittrui lor $2.00.
Spring Mittrui lor JI.50.
See our new line of China DAY St
HENDERSON
Closeb and Buffets. armort broct-
am"!
F UNEEDA
SIGN-
and almost even"bc!
in town DOES-
Soe WHITING abnut it.
He CANT TAT K MITH
but ho CAN -MAKJ'. S1G3
Work ia right. Pri.
Titus Block, No 615, Will. St
.xt door Green sOm?
We make seven different kinds of breaJ.
Cakes, pies and cookies of all kinds.
Everything tirst class.
Stop the bread wagon marked
The C ACHOU
when it comes byyr.
HAMMOND & C1IESIM&
Bonboniere Bakery '
K-.l v i.. .i,lnl.i,'. in c'...
kfl't ointantly on hand. I.iinchea ami lun. h e '7 liM
putting up lunch tor nicn'ck ami tr"l r.
Irm'a a d cit:arfl. Wi, Hftivr r rtoorip in our own
cuy li . 1 charKe. l)ou t forKet the lace.
Holden Building, No 640 Willamette
... c.
Phone Red 554, DUNN -