Daily Eugene guard., June 06, 1902, Image 4

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Daily Eugene Guard
FRIDAY
. JUNE 6
For
Cigars
JULIUS GOLDSMITH.
BJHRO Tiliphww. i Main 131.
BREVITIES.
WEATHER.
Tonight and 8tnrdy increasing
cloudlne with ihowert and oool r.
Buu.
IKITIII.
Hootch eooklM Bonbon I srs.
Fsd and groonlw at White.
U 8 Farrow A Co fire Ininrano,
Dr Low ooultvoptlolan Engen.
Horn mad donghnat Bonbonlre.
Ovarton for wall paper and paint
0 a Farrow lmpltnunta and maonl-
arj.
3 O Watte, aradaate optlolan, En
(a.
Hot or oold lunch on ihort aotl
Bonbonlcr.
BhTlm 10 onte. No 41' West
Eighth itraet.
Horaen door and window at Loagb
tnlllsr Pater'i.
WHIM Morrow, up-to-date plumb.
log. Phone rd, 471,
A landillde In prloa of pbotographlo
work at the Wilder Studio,
When yon bear slelgbbells, lookool
for the Bonbonler Bakery wagon,
Uood pie, oake, eto.
Three down
the Welder Btudlo, corner Berenth and
Willamette.
No wheel a good a the Creaoent
Uet on and know It. Bee thm at
Chamber' hardware.
J O Watte, the optlolan, will be In
hi offloe ovr Chamber' hardware
tore anil Ju 14. Call and have
your eye oorreotly fitted.
C B Karrotr notary publla.
Mr Cbamkerlaio I elected governor.
The front of J A Maurer' Jwlry
tore I being repainted.
The fint floor Joltte are being plaoed
in the new Bcbuulder block. ,
MIh Eulalla Bcbofleld, of Portland,
I now employed at the Banquet.
fhe wall of the of tbe old McCluog
balldlDg hare all been torn down.
Hon J T Bridge, register of th U B
land offloe at Aoeeburg, I very 111.
Bloyole repairing on a moderate
aoale. Term moderate too. Moon
The several itage from Eugene went
out loaded with passenger tbl morn
ing,
Dollar a dozen for cabinet photo at
the Welder Btudio for a abort time
only.
ThetuletooftbeKef P nd WO
W are In training for the big field meet
Jan 26.
Loren Evan severely out the great
toe ef one of hi feet Wednesday while
at work on the Palmer Ayre plaot,
If you have any eld gold or silver,
Watte will lake It on optloal work and
allow you tbe highest market prloe,
Tomorrow 1 the regular meeting
day of tbe library oommlttee of the
Fortnightly Club. A full attendanoe
1 delred.
An Inoh of mow I reported from
Ohio. Why eould not that storm have
waited on til July, when they would
need It more?
Prof Qlen will be one of tbe soloist
at tbe rendition of Mendelaaohu' ora
tory "Elijah" at Portland tomorrow
afternoon at 2:80 o'olook.
The fishing season I here and
Chamber' Hardware I ready for it
with the biggest and beet assortment
of taokle ever brought to Eugene.
Amo Strong, for many years a
prominent restaurant man In Balem,
died reoently In Bonora, Mexico. The
remain will be brought :to Salem for
burial.
Examination for mall carrier and
substitute for the elty free delivery
whloh will be established July 1, will
beheld In the High Sohool building
tomorrow.
Ashland Tidings, June 9: The an
nual address befoi tbe literary o
elttle of the Normal, by Prof E D
PERSONAL.
D .1.- ITiiMn. aVilnh lab sua nlarw
tamo ohotoa for Boat I1"?.' ! w" "
- I a, I miiEAiini iftrwrnuiifl.
362 bloyole sold at the Crescent
isrenov In 1901. Only the beat built
and lightest running wheel oo'uld po.
albly make tbl record. Plenty more
net a good at Chamber hardware.
MoQuIre' lodging house on Ninth
treet baa been opened to tbe public
Flrat olas aooommodatlon in every
respsot. Newly furnished through
out. For rooms enquire at the res
taurant dlreotly aoroaa the street.
Leteon Bailie!, the millionaire mine
owner and owner of the Baker City
Herald, baa been found guilty at Dee
Molnef, Iowa, of using tbe UB mails
to defraud people In connection with
hie mining properties In Easter Oregon.
Cbarle V Gslloway, a graduate of
the University of Oregon with the
olaas of 1R89, was eleotel representa
tive on the Demooratlo ticket In Yam
bill ooutity. He will be the youngest
member of the legislature, being only
23 year of age
Frce
With $1.00
Purchase of Tea, Coffee,
Baking-Powder Extract,
or Spices ...
1 enamel wash basin,
1 enamel pudding pan, 3 qt,
1 hp sauce pan.
1 drip pan.
1 water bucket, galv
1 fancy dec cbina cup &
saucer
1 fancy deo china plate
1 jardinier, 6 in
1 yellow mixing bowl
1 euelish tea Dot
1 vegetable dish, round 9 in
0 deo cups & saucers
3 deo dinner plates
1 gravy boat
1 pitcher, J gal
1 glass butter dish
1 glass sugar bowl
1 fluBS berrv dish
1 glass hand lamp oomplete.
Great American
Importing Tea Go.
EUGENE, ORE.
Election Notice.
To THl LKBAL, V0TBK8 OF HOHOOL
DlBTROT NO. 4, LANS COUNTY, 0R
OOMi Notloe 1 hereby given that the
annual election of this dlstrlot will be
held at the City Hall In Eugene, Ore
gon, on tbe third Monday, being the 16(h
day of June, 1902, between tbe hours
of 2 o'olook and 6 o'olook p m of that
day, for the purpose of eleotlng three
Directors to serve three, four and live
years respectively, the term of eaob to
be determined by lot at tbe drat regu
lar meeting of tbe board after tbl elec
tion. B. B.Eakin,
Chairman.
Frank Beibnbh,
Clerk.
Movsd to New Location. W O
Yoran, the job printer, today movsd
hi print hop from the rooms b has
been oooupylng for several year over
Wilson's grocery store to the brick
building he reoently purchased Irom
O D uomb on Weet Eighth street. A
new floor has been put lu the building
and the Interior has been thoroughly
renovated.
Louis Johnson went to Creswtll this
afternoon.
K Hobson went to Roaeburg Ibis
afternoon,
CCMoClain, of Hazel Dell, wasln
tbe olty txtay.
Geo Frlssflll Ml tut bis home at Mo-
Keuzle Bridge today.
Cbaa Cochran returned to Cottage
Grove this r fiernoon.
Miss Blanohe Taylor la now teaching
sobool on Indian oreek.
Prof I M 'lln went to Portland to
day to be gone over bunday.
Mr H E Gray Is alls to be out In
her buggy, we are ulad to announce.
H G Whiting, tbe sign painter, re
turned this afternoon from a trlpnortb.
Mrs C W Lowe will leave for Port
land on tumorrow morning' early
train
Dave Waddell. formerly a star player
on tbe U O football team, Is visiting
friend lu F.ugene.
Miss Ella Reotor, of Halaey, who
ha been vldtlng in Eugene, returned
borne this afternoon,
Theodore Rensbaw arrived here to
day from Grants Pasa on a visit with
friend and relative.
Carl Washburne and Mark Wbeeler
left this afternoon for Beatt le to work
for a publishing bouse,
Mia Rosa Dodge and her brother,
Louis. U O students, left for their
home at Ashland today.
Mrs Geo R Hal', of Portland, who
baa been visiting at the home of Geo
r Hall, Br, In Eugene, returned home
today,
Mra H C Davis was oallsd to Halsey
by telspbone this afternoon on aeoount
of the aertoua Illness of her elster- in
law there.
Little Junia and Graoe Klrkland, of
Drain, who have been visiting tbeir
cousin in Eugene, returned home tbl
afternoon.
L B Logan leaves tomorrow for his
Eastern Oregon ranoh. He will go
via tbe MoKenzle route across tbe
mountains.
Rev J T Abbott, formerly pastor of
the M E ohuroh of tbl olty, but now
stationed at Ashland, 1 visiting
friend here.
MIssBuele Bannard, graduate of the
TJ o, '01, now a leaober in tbe Rose
burg publlo aohoole, I visiting her
many friends here.
Dean E 0 Henderson left this after
noon for Milton, In Eastern Oregon, to
attend a district convention of the
Christian cburob.
E R Davie and Webster Klnoaid re
turned this afternoon from Harrlsburg,
where they attended a plcnio yester
day and a danoe at night.
W W Moore returned this afternoon
from Roaeburg where be visited tbe U
S land offloe on business In connection
ltb tbe purobase of a timber olalm.
Miss Elizabeth Yoran, lert tbta after
noon for Portland to attend the grand
lodge of the Order of Eastern Btar.
Bhe will slop at Balem for a visit with
friends.
H A Tromp, treasurer of the Uncle
Bam Mining fc Milling Co, operating
In the Jllue River district, arrived in
Eugeue today from fit Johns, Mloh.
He le accompanied by Wm H Rich-
tuoud and Bayers Hulae who will
look over the oountry, also by his
wife and his sister, Mra Edith L Dunn
M O Warner went to Cottage Grove
today on business oonneoted with the
Bohemia Smelting and ReflnlDg Co, of
which he Is a member. When asked
by a reporter at tbe depot oonoernlng
the proposed smelter to be put up by
Many Ashamed to Tell That Thej
Voted for Furnish.
DIRECTOR.
Allow Bis
A lady who kee boa'd-rs lells the
fcul-m Journal of one man a ho eats ai
ber table ooi.fewiug he voted I t rur-..t-h
. r,rtv duty, but f.eling
heart 1 ashamed of I'.
Thai is aouut i.ii- s'ze of the ponuoai
pride felt by many voters wno no uu.
express theinselref.
Tim state of Oremm tiny be set down
a having as nearly an impermeatle
Reuublloan mslority, and a majority
that Is caoulited to appail any but the
stoutest heart when me pany .
wrong, and any attempt Is made to
set it rUht.
Under the oircumstanoes mere is
more honor in tbe vote CbamberUin
got than In any vote ever given any
nan wbo ran for office in Oregon.
Consider tbe majority he had to
overcome, eouaider tbe state with one
olty and one newspaper, oonsmer toe
way pe.iplu felt ashamed to voie ior
tbe Ri piii'llnau standard-bearer, and
vet did It.
There la more a orv ror a man nae
CbamberUin In deli st than for a man
like FuruiBh and bis friends In vlotory
KNIGHTS ELECT OFFICERS.
The Men Who will Fill the Chairs
' in Helmet Lodge.
Helmet Lodge, No 83, Kolgbts of
Pythias, eleoted new officers last night
for the ensuing six months at the reg
ular meeting lu the I O O F ball. Fol
lowing are those elected :
Chancellor Commander C C Kaufl-
man.
Vioe Cbanoellor H A Vincent.
Prelate-C B Wlllougbby.
Master of Work H A Dunbar.
Master at Arms Geo A Barger.
Inner Guard Frank E Taylor.
Outer Guard-0 E RoberU.
Various members of tbe lodge are
making preparations to participate In
tbe dual field meet with the Wood
men of tbe Woild at Bangs' Park on
June 26tb. It promises to be an inter
esting meet.
n u Petitioned to
Be Csed, and Ac
cepts.
Xame to
The
WHS
t;n ig
A pennon was circulated tins fore
noon ask iiu Judne Walton to permit
the us- ol bis name for school hrecir
Itwuuld be a very fit. selrcllou.
location of tbe Bute Uolverelty
Hue In no email measure to bi u
labor, an.i 1 ter he was one of the fore
most and most prouounoed advocate
of the building of tbe Central School
.truoture Strange as it may appear to
our people now, there was a determined
opposition to the bunaing oi iu.
Dloueer of tlie tugene pumio.uw...
' . . 1 . J 1.. kl.
udite Walton nss never lauertu u
lyalty to our eduoitional liit re-ts.
MR. WALTON ACCRFTS.
Eugene, Juue 6, 161 2.
To b' G Yodno, C SFhank, R Mount,
E C Hurra, Thomas Condon, uko
dm.i.ard. John Straub And
othkks:
At your request by petition I hereby
conseut to allow my name to oe sun-
mitted to tbe voters of tblB district lor
ohool direotor. If seleoted as one or
the dlreotorss I thall do an in my
nower to advance tbe Interests of the
sohool of Eugene.
Joshua J. Walton.
nice and
new m SKIRTS
SKIRTS
have always been a Btronn
with us, and they are g "
more so than ever this season.
The Essentials
ARE ALL THKR1'.
Nobby Styles, Reliable Material
iiia, .uiuaeratePn,
est
P. FRANK & SON
34, 36 and 38 E Ninth St.
Ibe company, Mr Warner said that
site ha not yet been definitely settled
unoo. but that It would be In a few
says.eud then tbe work of erecting the
plant would soon oommenoe,
Retunbd to Blue Riter. Charles
Hardlug Park, who ha been spending
a few day In town, returned to the
Blue Blvver mines this morning. He
1 preparing to build a road from the
Lucky Boy mine to bis Treasure mine
and expiate to erect a sawmill on bis
properly Immediately with whloh to
saw lumber for the necessary mining
buildings.
THE Good Side. Wm Koyoe Is on
the pleasant side of wager on tb
governorship to the extent of about
$800. Tbe money was lost by loosl
Republican wbo bid too much conn
denoe in Mr Furnish' political aprlnt
Ini abilities. It go without laying
that Mr Rove is ilad of It.
BASEBALL GAME.
Arranged Between Hampton Bros
and Mt. Angel.
A game of baseball has been arranged
between Hampton Bros' team of this
city and tbe Mt Angel college team to
oe played at Bangs' fark on Sunday,
June loth.
The Mt Angel team is considered to
be a "oruckeriaok." having defeated
Portland Aoademy and the Chemewa
Indians this spring.
Hampton Bros' team will be about a
match for the visitors, however, it Is
thought. It will be greatly ttrengtb
ened wltb new material for that game,
and It is expected that It w l! give a
good account of itself.
Notice of Annual School Meeting.
Notice Is hereby given to the legal
voters of Sobool District No. 4, of
Lane County, State of Oregon, that
the Annual Sobool Meeting for said
dlstrlot will be held at tbe City Hall
to begin at tbe hour of 8 p m on tbe
third Monday, being the lttth day of
June. A D 1803. Tbl meeting Is
called for tbe purpose of bearing the
annual report of the Dlreotora and
Cl'rk and the transaction of business
mualat euob meeting.
Dated thle 6th day of June, 1902.
B. B. E akin,
Chairman Board of Directors.
Attest: Frank Reisner,
District Cltrk.
Hotel Arrival!)
EUOENB.
J Jacobs, H F
0 H Holden, Florence
Mrs G E Chamberlain, Acme
Mra J M Trimble, Wendling
Mrs Mae AUBtln "
Geo Frlesell, MoKenzle Bridge
G Lj Larimer, Springfield
1 N Batt and wf, Portland
DJ Henrle Kessler, Portland
R S Leabn, Portland
8 A Lewis, Cottage Grove
O H Holden, Florenoe
HA Tromp and wf, BtJohne, Mich
Edltb L Dunn, St Johns, Mlon
Wm H Richmond, St Johns, Mloh
Sayers Hule, St Johns, Mich
Harry W ularke, Portland
HUFFMAN.
B J Brulmker
H E Ladd, Stookton, CM f
Edward Bray, Portland
T Geobegan 4 wf, 8 F
V H Wolff, S F
J Jacobs, S F
Chas E Kuigut, S F
Zana Snow A Son, Portland
H A Laoy, Kansas City
Lee Sobureman, Linooln, Neb
Fred Stroud, Camp Creek
E C Keller
Oliver W Johnson & wf, Whiting, la
J B Hills, Jasper
Jobn G Kldd, Portland
W H Kllpper, Maukota, Minn
F G Roberta, Mod tut a, Cul
Harry H Coleman and wife, Coburg
Mrs A A Rouse and child, Wendling
Tbeo Davit, S F
J RFlyno, Portland
A J Stelnman, S F
0 H Friendly, Portland
Doo Ruudell, Chicago
Geo Davis, Portland
The Imperial.
Cottage Grove, Or. First olass.Sample
room 80x60 feet, well equipped. Rates
$1.00 aud (2.00 pr dav.
Cmpliiientaby. Tbe Cottage Grove
Leader,lnitswriteupoftheC M Abaud
concert tbere Saturday night, says:
"Miss Dalty Gilbert, of Eugene, sang
'Ave Marias' mezzo soprano in E by H
Millard, and In response to a hearty
encore rendered 'Awake' by fir Wil
liam D&veuant, Mine Gilbert is a very
pretty linger aud b-r appearance on
tbe stage in t'oltagi- Grove ii" always
greeted with ap, 1 ,u-e.
Mies Daisy ',Diliuid, of Eugene, ren
dered a select inn no so! wlncn was
greatly appreciated."
Ax Billy's
...DEPARTMENT STORE
Eugene, Oregon, May 26th, 1902.
21 lbs pure Cane Sugar, $1.00
lOOlb-Sk. pure Cane Sugar $4.65
The "Purity Books."
Or "Self and Sex Series," reoently
raoomnieuded by Mrs Teats In ber
purity lectures In Eugene, are now
being circulated by Lewis C Dick, a
personal worker In tbe great purity
crusade now being pushed la every
(ommunlty. These looks deserve
your investlitatlnn.
r-'OR SALE. Good hnre 8 years nil
will work single or d u'Oe prloe $ .0
Knqutre of t; rt K-trrour A C .
If It was bousht at Janncy's
It was bouaht rieht.
we Knew Where j
to Buy and We !
Bought 'era Cheapi
We have the bipgeF't
SNAP in Watch bar
(faina ever heretofore
ottered. Each incom
parable. Each else
where impossible. A
7-jewel watch in Sil
verine dust proof case.
Guaranteed to tive
satisfaction.
Only S3.50
What a map to get a watch
like this! Just the thing for
alt rouod purposeb. We eK a
a lot of m but they wul go
like the wind. DON'T wait
you might loee out.
Thtrt'i no money In Politics
lave for the few,
But In our good bargains
There's monty lor you.
IF YOU CANT COME
SEND YOUH NlilUdBOR
M. R. JANNEY,
9th St. Clip. Hoffman H.iue.
"Like ,'etting money from home.'
Just Rroeivkd. Complete line of
tbe famous Eclipse Btoves and ranges
Every stove guaranteed for 10 yeare
Call and see them.
J W Kays Furniture Co,
J. W. KAYS' FURNITURE CO
Embalmers and Funeral Directors
fruit, bsUnoe
water
barn
Day & Henderson, Undertakers
and Embalmers. Cor. Will ana 7th
A Bargain Sear T(U
TwantTj.fnu. ....
.... " t T tert. i..
osnnoe In i. . "
. . k v"'tm, i.
r;6-rooro plMural ."
:"'; S helfMil J
.ingle harness,, plD,
o other hn,,!
Alio till) fiim . 1
...ullu, nnw n v..
theorop, oon.l,u, of J?
oariey, oats, bay, po,ll0(llM
d d sarrlsn wl
And oh lo 9 u .
. nr.
cugene, Ureirhn Mm.uJ,?
PrlnA nnlv t)tnn . '
-MDiT.f.
. ,,,u ..
mile vast oa Ki.nrh .J.
ratle south, thin J mil. t.
Dissolution of Parted
To whom It m mm ,
partnership heretofore mi, J
umu namooittiyiaiitii:
day dissolved by mutual ate
tue ousiuess, aseumlrjg m t.
coueoiing sii actrjuoti.
GE0.KK:
J.B.Kii
iirBi iiuik nardeo leel, i
hardware.'.
Ii
Conductors'
Excursion
To Salem and Return.
SUNDAY, JUNE
Trains leave Eupene 7:00 a. m. and arrive at Salem it Ui jn.
Returniog leave Salem at 6:15 p. m arriving at Eugene Sd5 p. a.
81.00 Round Trip
from Eugene State buildings open totii
from 11:30 a. m. to 3 d. m. Automobile race for)
p-old medal. Motor evele races for $25 and a site:
Base ball eame called at 1 :30 p m. Glass ball-b-l
Portland, Salem and Valley clubs for cash prizes.
You Can Get
A Solid oik sideboard lor 514.00, Jilt""1
Extension table for U.00
Dlnlnj chslri, cine iet, 75 cents.
Nunc Rocker lor 51.50.
Top Mattrcst lor S2.00.
Spring MettreinorJI.St.
See our new line of China
Closets and Buffets.
DAY
& HENDEP
ARMORY BLOClt
F UNEEDA
SIGN
and almost ever)
in town DOES-
SPECIAL
ON WRAP
SALE
PER8
. . . THIS WEEK , . .
Every wrapper in the house
greatly reduced in pi ice.
See window for prices.
S. H, FRIENDLY,
See WHITING ab ut it.
IIn'SaSe signs
Work Is right. Pri.
Titus Block, No 615, Will. St
.j t door Green'sGrof
We make seven different kinds of bread.
Cakes, pies and cookies of all kinds.
Everything first class.
Stop tbe bread wagon marked
The C ACHOU
when it comes by f-
HAMMOND & CUESniFE
Bonboniere Baker)'
sail. pi. cake, ermkiw, in fact every tliui k'l1 ' '
Keit.. ciintantly on hand, l.unchei ana limru k-"
fining up luucnestnr plca-rkeni ami i"
Iruiin d ci,iire. We deliver ir'i in nur un
city (res I charge. Don't Cornet the lace.
i0 To3
Bj i
Holden Building, No 640 Willamette J
nione Ked uw""
n ra i r