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Newspaper Page Texti Daily Eugene Guard TUE3DAY - - JUNE 10 For Cigars JULIUS GOLDSMITH. BURD Tsltlhsn, li Ham 191. BREYITIES, WEATHER. Tonight warmer. and Wednesday fair; Buu, Booieh cookie Bonbonlere. Feed and grooerle at White's. O 8 Farrow & Co Ore Insurants. Dr Lowe ooulo-opt!oln Easjens. Horn mad doughnrju Bonbonlere. Overtoils for wall paper and paints 0 B Farrow Implement! and maobl nary. J O Watte, graduate optlolan, En-ene. Hot or cold lonohea on abort notloe Bonbonlere. Horeen doora and wlndowi at Lough miller fc Peter'e. A landslide In prloas of photograph la work at tba Welder Studio. Dollar a dosen for oablnet pbotoa at the Welder Btudlo for a abort time only. When you hear alelghbelle, lookout for tba Honbonlera Bakery wagon, Good plea, oakee, etfl. Three doaen alamp pbotoa for 15o at the Welder Btudlo, oorner Seventh and Willamette. JOWatta, tba optlolan, will t: In nil offloa over Chambers' hardware atore nnll Juae 14. Call and have yonr eyea oorraotly fitted. Attractive Prices. Our new Dinner ware Patterns. White Seml-Porcelain, Clarcmont Shape. 44 Piece Dinner Set....$ 3 75 50 " " " .... 4.30 60 " " " .... 5 20 100 " " " .... 8.50 Decorated Semi-Porcelain. Pencil Louise Pattern. 44 Piece Dinner Set.... 3.95 60 " " " .... 4.65 60 '.' " " .... 6.85 100 " " " .... 9.20 Decorated Semi-Porcelain Royal Flow Blue. 44 Piece Dinner Set.... 4.60 60 " " ' .... 5.25 60 " V ' " .... 6.55 100 " " " .... 10.55 Decorated Semi-Porcelain. Morning Glory Decoration. 44 Piece Dinner Set ... 4.70 50 " " " .... 5.45 60 " " " .... 6.80 100 " " " .... 10.80 10 ether Decorations to lelect From end Hundred, ol other article, at (uit at low prices. DON'T rORGET OUR STORE GREAT AMERICAN IMPORTING TEA CO. JO East 0th Street, EUOENE. PERSONAL, C B Farrow notary public. Elmer Boberta la now employed in Urlffla Hardware Go" a a lore. Extra for every old mower or binder. Get tbem early at Cbambtra Bard ware. Raolne buggies etand the teat for bard aerTlce. Cbambera Hardware ha ibem. Bobaorlptlone to the Portland Lew la and Clark Fair lund now aggregate 364,1100. The Guard wlabee to thank tba ladle of the W O T U for a beautiful bjuquet. St Mary'a Eplaoopal Guild will meet Wednesday afternoon, June 11. A full attendance desired. Captain Wllllama bad Co O out for drill In their kbakti unlforma laat olgbt. They looked oaol and nalty. Morrow carries a good variety of water closets, bath tuba, elnka, waeb baalna, alop hoppera and range bollere. Phone Bed, 473. F J MoPherson la taking the lobool oeoaua of the Eugene aobool dUtrlot, Altogether it take about ten daya to perform the work. Ez-Btata Printer Frank O Baker la aaid to have won $8500 on tba election. It la atated be bet on tba mayor of Portland and on Chamberlain. Now a took of furniture juat put In, at price that you can afford to fix up nloe. Call and examine. Cbambera Hardware, B B Colbrath, Demoorat, wa aleoted aherlfl of Marlon oounty by tba email margin of 95, wblob be bad to gain about a tbouaand vote to aeoure, Capt Cba McDonnell, of the 8rd Begt, O N G, baa been promoted to major. H waa oaptaln ol Co H, 2nd Oregon, In the Philippine. Aabland Tidinga, June 9: Bev Mao H Wallaoe, whs delivered tbe bac calaureate aermon atlba Normal aobool yeaterday, left at noon for Ban Fran- olaoo. Tba big pioneer plonlo at Brownavlllo will be beld on Wedoeaday, Tburaday and Friday of tbla week, and the prospect la good for aome excellent weather and a large crowd. A program will be rendered at tbe Cbrlatlan cburob Friday evening, tbe 18th, by the boya of the Bunday aobool. Following the program Ic oream and cake will beaerved In the leoture room. A good tlm assured. MoGulro'a lodging house on Ninth atreet baa been opened to the public First olasa aooommodatlona In every reap 30 1. Newly furnished through out. For rooms enquire at the res taurant directly aoroea the aireet. If you want the bloyole path to some your way take an interest In telling your neighbor and all your frlenda to vote your road. The orowd that worka for It will get It. F L Cbambera fc Bro will begin work as soon ai voting Is over. Gov Geer baa Just received from bla friend ti B Pague, formerly of tbe Ore gon weather bureau, now at Charles ton, B U, a vial of dust from tba erup tion of Mt Pelee. Mr Pague gathered It from one of tbe steamers wbloh aa- uaped by the skin of Ha teeth B O Vaughan, the oounty ferryman t Hendrloka', waa In Eugene today. da aald that yesterday while the ferry. ool waa out In mid stream a huge enw. I'igstrunk It amldsblp, causing oonsld' irabla scrambling on tba part of tht pasaengera, but no damage waa done. Bernerd Daly of Lakevlew waa aleoted oounty Judge of Lake oounty at the recent election. Mr Daly waa tbe Damooratlo candidate for con greaa four year ago, wnen no waa aereatea oy Tongue. Lake oounty aleoted Demo, oratlo offloera exoept sheriff and ar lessor. LaGrande Chroulols: "Returns In dicate tbe re-election of B Eaktn for circuit judge. The vote wis nearly even between the two candidate In tbla oounty, but re porta from Baker oounty Indloata a lead of nearly SCO for the Republican candidate." Judge Bakln la a brother of 8 B Eakln of Eu-gone. Yeaterday'a Boseburg Bavlew: Hon J T Bridge will betaken to a Portland hospital on tonight' train. HI con dition baa become very precarious.. Mrs E P Long, of Ashland, la vlaltlng frlenda In Boseburg. Mr Long hi given up hi position aa a brakeman out of Ashland and aooepted another W H Llooiln la dowu from I ctlage Grove. Iau Tarpley came up from Balem lat nlgbt. Prof B A Ford went to balem today on buslneas. U A Hi Earl i came down from Blue Biver today. H N.C'ockerlme, the Insurance man, la in tbe oily. Mr and afro I., N Roney are borne from Portland. WBHawley, of Lorane, apeut laat night Id Eugene. Dr O B Reese, of Browovllle was In Eugene yesterday. Mr and MraLS Rowland, of Wal ton, are In tbe oliy. L E Walloa returned home to Haley tbla afternoon. Cba Neal and wife and James Neal, of Vlda, are in the elty. B B Btepbens la reported very ill at hia home In Notl valley. W H Abrama came down from Cot tage Grove thla afternoon. L A Kanoffand wife, of Waltervllle, apent last nlgbt In Eugene. Bammle L Handsaker has gone to Beattl to remain for a time. Btudent J L Wooden left thla after noon for bla borne In Ashland. FA Post and J W Shumate are down from Waltervllle today. Frank Anderson, a well known B P engineer, was In the olty today. Oardle Morrla returned tbla after noon from a abort trip to Portland M las Georgia Blmnsons, of Kansas, la tbe guest of Mr and Mrs M B Barker, Deputy Sheriff Harry Bowo went to Ooburg tbla afternoon on official bus neaa. Col Geo O Yoran went to Portland today to attend the Masonlo grand lodge. Attorney AO Woodcoak returned thl afternoon from a trip to point north. F A Bankln and A C Woodcock were registered at Albany hotel yea terday. Mr D A Paine left thla afternoon for a few days' visit In Balem and Portland. Miss Pearl Luokey arrived np from Portland tbla afiernoon to vlatt her many friend?. Henry E Ankeny and daughter, Miss Dee, arrived thla morning from Jaokson county. Levi Wltbee.jN Witbee and Horae MoKlntey went to Boseburg thl after noon on land business. Mrs A E v cClure, of Palouse, Wash arrived here today on a visit with relatives In Lane bounty. Mrs B O Dunbar, who has been visit ing In Snutbrm Oregon, arrived here today to visit her son Harry. Darwin BrUiow and Ralph Whipple of Cottage Grove are In attendance on the Masonlo grand lodge at Portland. Prof Lutlla O Caraon went to Port land today. From there abe will leave for England to spend the sum mer. Mra J B Lister and eon David went to Turner this afternoon to attend tbe state convention of the Christian buroh, , John J Handsaker, a well known young mau of our olty will return to his borne from Dee Molnee, Iowa, In a few days to remain. Prof E D Beasler returned this after noon from Ashland where be delivered an address before the graduating olaas of the normal aobool there. Mr and Mra I B Skeela and Mr Lowe, parents and grandmother re spectively of L C Hkeels, arrived yes day from Onargo, III, on a visit. Mra John Barger, who baa been making bar relatives and frlenda In Laneoouoiy an extended visit, re turned to Roeeburg this afternoon. Capt Knapp, quartermaster of the Third regiment, O N G, and who waa also quartermaster of 'be Second Ore gon U H V, In tbe Pblllpplnee, la In Eugene. Rsr B M Mea.lo, an old-time minis ter of the Christian ohuroh, who has been visiting at Pleasant Hill and Eu gene, returned to Balem tbla after noon, J W Wheeler, of Portland, returned home today after a abort vlait with bla aa a conductor on tbe new Cottage father-lu-law, B W Baker who live Grove-Bohemia railroad, now In pro- north of Eugene on the MoKeniie. osee of oonstruotlon. They will move Mr Wheeler resided here In the latter to Cottage Grove Tuesday. part of 1800. CITY CODNCIL. New Sewers and Street Impro?e- ments Ordered. BIW RC U0HTS. Ti. nir.nthiv ineuttuir of the oom- mon council of Euuene was held iai nlgbt with a full board present. After the nrelimlnary business was disposed ol the following wa tbe order' of tbe meeting: STREETS AND SEWERS. Green of tbe street committee re Dorted 1050 feet of lumber used in oon struotlon of orosnwalke aud 78 loads of gravel hauled from tbe excavation of the M Hohnelder block ana , uoeu ou Lincoln street. It whs found on Investigation that East Twelfth atreet, between Oak ana Pearl, was dedicated to tbe city in 1S84. Tbe street committee reoommeuaea construction of a sewer In the alley be- iween Oak and Pearl and between East Fifth and East Sixth atreela to East Fifteenth, and between High and Pearl on East Eleventh. Tbe report of the street committee was adopted and tbe olty attorney was lostruoted to draw an ordinance cover ing the new ordinance. Tbe sewer of the olty were reported being cleaaed out. A petition asking fur a aldewalk on West Tenth street along nortb Bide from Charoelton to Lawrence Btreel was read and tbe sidewalk was ordered built. ORDINANCES. A petition fur eibndlug tbe bloyole ordinance to prohibit bicyclists from riding tbe tldewslks of West Seventh atreet Cetween Willamette and Olive atreet was read. Petition denied An ordlnano , permitting bicyollete to ride tbe sidewalks between Tenth and Eleventh on Willamette waa passed. An ordlnanoed to establish tbe grade on High between East Fifteenth and Eaat Sixteenth streets was read and adopted. An ordinance to Improve High atreet from East Fifteenth to East Sixteenth atreet waa pesetd and ti e recorder was authorized to advertize for bids. LIGHTS AND HYDRANTS. Barker reported that tbe new aro lights for tbe Geary school and other parts ot tbe olty bad been located and would be put up as quickly as posblble. Tbe committee recoinmeuded putting In a hydrant in tbe manufacturing diB trial and one hydraut at Hilyard and East Fourteenth streets. K.'port adopted. HEALTH. Palue of tbe health committee re. ported that the cane of diphtheria iu a mild form, bad fully recovered. He recommended that the oily jail be put In a more sanitary conditlou, that two iron bedneadi aud wall rnssea be se cured and that tbe Interior be white washed. Report adopted Election Notice. To the leoal Voters op School Dibtrct No. 4, Lank Coontv, Ore gon: Notloe Is hereby given that th annual election of this dlstrlot will be beld at the City Hall In Eugene, Or, goo, on tbe third Monday, being lhel6;h day of June, 1902, between I be hours ot 2 o'olook and 6 o'clock p iu of lhat day, for the purpose of electing three Directors to serve three, fi.t.r aud five years respectively, the tenun uf each to be determined by lot at tbe first regu lar meeting of the but rd after tlUs elec tion , 8. B. Eakin, Chairman. Frank Beibnkr, Clerk. RESOLUTIONS. Passed By the Coburg Rebekahs Upon tbe Death of Elva ft'eger. COBURG Or, Juu 8, 1903. To the Offlo r. aud numbers uf Dia mnnrl K-btkab l,o.liie No 89: We yur cimiiil'lee appointed to draft res lutlun- t.f cnud. loi ca ou Ibe detb of our si.ter, Elva Wetter, beg leave to ruum tlbef Uowing: Wbikkas, Death has violied our lodge aud removed from us our sister, Ela Weger. Whkheas, in this sffliotlon onr .ltr'. love la bereft of a laving sister and daughter and our lodge a devotea member. Therefore, be It Resolved, That we extend our heartfelt sympathy to tbe bereaved family of our deceased sister; also be it further Resolved, That the charter of our lodge be draped In mourning for thirty daya and that a copy of tmae refoiti tlous ta presented to the latuily and Disced on tbe reoorda ot tbe lodge; also a oopy Le sent to tbe Eugene papers for publication. jennie mickelson, Emma skinner, Minnie Wilkinson. STORES WILL CLOSE. On lulv 4th No Celebration Here. Eugeue people have decided not to oelebrate the Fourth of July, saving their energy and money for the grand free street fair aud oaruivul to be given early this fall, tbe date to be decided upon at a publio meetlug Wednesday night. As most of our people will want to go to Junction, Cottage Grove or to tbe country on the Fourth, there ill be very little business trans acted ou that day, and for that reason all but two or three of tbe merobauta have agreed to keep their place of business closed, a committee consisting ol John Hampton and Fred Lamb having interviewed ail ot them ou tbe subject this mommy Tbe newspapers will follow suit and also olose their offices on thai, day Baseball Game. Ta Something nic new m SKJlrrs Ax Billy's .DEPARTMENT STORE i a Eugene, Oregon, May 26th, 190 21 lbs pure Cane Sugar, $1.00 100 lb-Sk. pure Cane Sugar $4.65 Elks Attention 1 There will be a meeting Wednesday the Htb for work. Ten fawns will re ceive their sutlers. Bauquel lo follow. Full atteadanoe requested. Vialtluir brothers oordially luvlted. C Marx, E R. Market. lbs Ladles' Aid Society of tbe First Christian church will bold a market In MoKinney's grocery store Saturday June 14. 40 seooiid-liand buggies, carts and wagons, many gnoa and some no good, Prloea very low. ( hnmbern Hardware. A small srowd witnessed the base ball name last evening ou Klncalcl Field between Hampton Bros' and this Pldelian teams. Owing to the gathering darkness only seven InulugB were played, Tho gams for tbe first tew innings was quite Interesting, but Hampton Bros gotonto Glbaou's drops aud hit him pretty bard, running up a ecore o; 10 to tbe Fideliana' 3. Fullowing Is the ecore by tunings: Hampton Broa 1 12 0 3 0 310 Fidelians 1 1 0 1 0 0 03 Wanted. Young man 18 to 10 years of age for store. Give reference and addrtis Box 745, Eugene. Born. At Pleasant Hill, June 9, 1902, to tbe wife of J S Callisou, a eon weight 8 pounds. When we sell it. It's right They are going fast . . . Our Walcfe at 3.50 Any time ta a ood time-now is the accepted t.mo. Everybody ejects . little more for for their money the, H ,- n7. J "'"appointed here. Don t take anyboly', word lor it es for yourself. bat AV. RJannev JEWELER. 9th St Opp. Hoffman Houne. WE SELL SO AS TO SELL AGAIN. SPECIAL SALE ON WRAPPERS . . . THIS WEEK . . . Every wrapper in the house greatly reduced in piiee. Sec window for prices. Si Hi FfilEfJD IX SKIRT8! lifivn nl...A 1 always Ouon fl tt. , with us.andthej1 more so than ever ihiaBeair The Essentials AKE ALL T11EKK. Nobby Styles, Reliable Material Perfect Fitting, Moderate P. FRANK & SON 34, 30 and 38 E Ninth St, Hotel Arrivals. EUGENE. Ij A KarioffiDl wf, Walterrilla A h fcivaus, Marools J H Lounge, Portland T E Whitcomb Portland Mrs B Morton, Wendling W A Taylor, Bpolngfleld Fred O Dies, Portland O B Reese, M D, Brownsville J W Shumate, Waltervllle F A Poet, Waltervllle J N Hixson, Springfield Miss May Taylor W B Hawley, Lorane J E Larimer, Lowell Chss Neal and wf, Vlda J J Bryan, 8 F J H Mllllorn, Leaburg Jaruet Neal, Vida Mrs 8 A Hicks, California W E Rhodes, Cottage Grove W Anderson, Roebburg. HOFFMIH. F D Arrington, 8t Louis Levi Witbee, Wisconsin W H Wlthee, Wiecousln LouiB Btull, Portland J M WoodruO, Portland R B Brow jell, Ht Louis Qua Moose, 8 F H N Uocherline, Balem Alb Metheuey, J an per Dan Tarpley, Balem W H Beharrell, Jr, Portland The Imperial. Cottaee Grove. Or. First olass.Sample room 30x60 feet, well equipped. Rates JI1.U0 and J2.00 per dav. Virulent Cancer Cured. Startling proof of a wonderful ad vance Iu mtdiclne is given by druguist U W Roberts of Elizabeth. W Va. An old man there bad long sutteren with what good doctors pronounced incur at.le cauoer. , They believed bis oate hopeless till he used Electrlo Bittern and applied Bucklen's Arnica Halve, wblob treatment completely cured him. When EUotrlo Bitters are used to ezpeli biliouc, kidney and microbe poisons at the time time this salve ex erts its matcbleBS besllng power, blood diseases, kto eruptions, ulcers and sores anlali. Bitters 6o, Salve 25o at W L DeLano's. Horse shoes that anybody can nail on at Chambers Hardware. I I For RENT.-Ei.hur555 dremlr,wlhf1'?lB,k, barn. 00X7 of Mrs. I. UCamXr11 Fly screen dMrTilrr New Today, 7-room hoiine .in. .... "i icated. Ls. ,ort l, office. "Jt! BUrflNErtH oplwfnm the right party e , ; sive sals of our m!,.,.' county, foqnl. talw; nftvnianl t..m . .... . . y r-j .... ,.,. mttll national Power Vehicle Co G, Hramford, (Juno, I have . moved my of to new quarters, p floor, four doors postoffice, where I J better equipped ever for first-claa printing. W C Yn Phone Red 571. MS it urn iw- - "11.1 :. V CFI FtiBATFIi W I WATT ""M silt 1 l fcfc STOMACH You Can Get A Solid oik ildebcwd tor M.0. 510.M1WW Exttniion table for $4.00 Dining chain, cant itat, 75 centi. Nunc Rocker lor $1.50. Top Mattress ror J2.00. Spring Mattress tor $1.50. See our new line of China Oosets and Buffets. DAY & HENDERSON ADMODY BLOCK- t F UNEEDA SIGN- See WHITIXG about it. and al most evenM in town DOES- Work is right. Prl. r'sM. , - tf Titus Block. No 61.S. Will. St xt door Green s ur . We make seven different kinds of bread. Cakes, pies and cookies of all kimlb. Everything first class. Stop tbe bread wagon marked The CACHOU when it comes by yi HAMMOND & CIIESIIIltf. Bonboniere Bakery. -X els" lM Bread. rls. cakes, cookies, in fact every tliion Vri't , ,,d" ts- kept. cnnUntly on hanil. I.nnchea and lunch : ,iD,tijis, ,jsi nil's a d rikni. We dfliVfr smcl" our , wn city free of chirK-e. Don't (orirc t the lace. 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