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Daily Eugene Guard; Wednesday - - june 11 For Cigars JULIUS GOLDSMITH. BJARO Telephone, It Main 131. WEATHER. Tonight and Thursday fIr, BtklM. limit. Bootoh eooklu Bonbonlsrs, Bead ud grooerles atWhlttVi. O S Frrow & Co Are Insurano. Dr Lowe ooulo-optlolao Eugene. Horn mad doughnut Bonbonlsre. Orertons for wall paper and paint 0 a Farrow Implement and machi nery. J O Watt,fradoats optlolan, Eu tene. Hot or eold lanehea on abort notice Bonbonlere. Horeen doors and windows at Longh miliar Peter's. A landslide In prloes of photograph io work at the Welder Studio. Dollar a doxen for cabinet photos at the Welder Btudio for a short time only. When yon bear slslghbells, lookout for the Bonbonlere Bakery wagon. Good pies, oakes, etc. Three doxsn stamp pbotoa for S5o at the Welder Btudlo, oorner Herenth and Willamette. J O Watts, the optlolan, wlU bs In his offloe oyer Chambers' hardware store nnll Juae 14. Call and have your eyes oorreotly fitted. Attractive Prices , Our new Dinner ware PAr.f.nrn a White Semi-Porcelain, Claremont shape. 44 Piece Dinner Set....$ 3 75 50 " " " .... 4.30 60 " " " .... 5 20 ICO " " " .... 8.50 Decorated Semi-Porcelain. Pencil Louise Pattern. 44 Piece Dinner Set.... 3.95 50 " " " .... 4.65 60 " " " .... 5.85 100 " " " .... 9.20 Decorated Semi-Porcelain Royal Flow Blue. 44 Piece Dinner Set.... 4.60 50 " " " .... 5.25 60 " " .... 6.55 100 " " " .... 10.55 Decorated Semi-Porcelain. Morning Glory Decoration. 44 Piece Dinner Set ... 4.70 60 " .... 5.45 60 " " " .... G.80 100 " " " .... 10.80 10 othsr Decorations to Select From and Hundreds ol othtr srtlclu st uit as low prices. DON'T FORGET OU STORE GREAT AMERICAN IMPORTING TEA CO. 30 Ettt 0th Strati, EU0ENE. BREVITIES. PERSONAL. Itbe old veterans. C 8 Farrow notary publle. Street fair meeting tonight. Attend the street fair meeting In the 01 ty ball tonight. Horseshoes that anybody can Ball on at Chambers Hardware. Fly screen doors and windows fits sny opening. Chambers Hardwaie. Extra for every old mownr or binder. Get tbem early at Chambers Bard- ware. Bulne bugglse stand the test for bard aerTloe. Chambers Hardware has tbem. G Hmlth Is still sufleriog yery muob from tbe result of a nail pene trating his foot. Don't fall to attend the street fair meeting at tbe city ball tonight. Make it a rousing meeting. Jasper Wilklns, of Cnborg, has re ceived a gold medal irem the, Pan- American Exposition lor a farm exhibit. W A Wann, of Eugene, will be one of the principal speakere at a grange pionlo to be given at Scdavllle Jane 19 and 20. Morrow carries a good variety of water closet, bath tubs, sinks, wash basins, slop hoppera and range boilers. Phone Bed, 473. The Elks are making preparations for their big blowout tonight. Tbey will have 10 initiations after wbloh a banquet will be enjoy 1 at tbe Hoff man House. New stock of furniture Just put In, at prices tbat you can aflord to fix up nice. Call and examine. Chambers Hardware. Yesterday Mrs B O Brady, of Ores- well, bought of Morris & Craw a flue Trowbridge piano, and today Dr Blddle bought fi oin tbe same firm a Kohler & Chase Instrument. W J furnish oarried Grant county by three plurality. Thla was one of tbe surprises of the tleotlon. It was expected that Grant would give tbe head of the Republican tloket at least 200. 8 8 Htepbens, ex-oounty oommls loner of Lane county, Is not expeoted to survive the night. For several daya be has been usable to retain anything on bis stomach longer than a few momenta. Yesterday's Boseburg Bevlew: Cat B liBoawell, of Boswell Springs, was iransaottug business in Boseburg to day. Bualneas at his popular hostelry le Improving since the weather (s grow ing warmer. Andy Taylor who recently started a barber abop at Springfield baa sold out to 8 W B Haynes, tha Eighth attest barber, and his son will run tbe shop. Andy has resumed hla old position In U Marx' abop. McGulre'a lodging house on Ninth atreet has been opened to the public First olasa aooommodatlona In every respsot. Newly furnished through out. For rooms enquire at the res taurant directly across the street. Ingram, the oonviot who saved the life of e guard by reoelvlng a bullet In his own luti during the outbreak at the penitentiary Monday, ia still alive with good hopes of recovery. Tbe irg was amputated. He will probably pardoned for bla herolo deed. He should be, at any rate. The next governor will have the ar pointment of superintendent at tbe penitentiary and the officers of tbe sol .Hers' borne, besides his private secre tary. Otherwise the offloera will be fllled by tbe board, wbloh will be Re publican. There are already eeveral candidates for auperlntendenl of the penitentiary. Aahland Tidlnga June 9: A large audience gathered at the Chautauqua building yesterday to listen to the an oual baooalaureate aermon to tbe grao uatlngolaas of the Southern Oregon normal school. The speaker thle year waa Her Mao H Wallace, of Eugene, who delivered a masterly sermon on the text: "We ar Workers Together with God." Thi PilJVsorr Cam. SeattleTlmes June 7 1 Thle morning Trainer Van de Veer of tbe university of Washing ton traok team, oalled at the Times office with a large roll of affidavit, con earning Ibe Pearson oise. A perusal ol them would tend to convince the most akeptloal that Jce Pearson is not a professional. Mr Van de Veer Is oonBdent bis great sprinter will be cleared of all ohargea tbat have been placed against him by tbe University of Oregon. CFHurlburtls up from Junction. A J Johnson, of Creawell, l In the city. Hen Lurch, of Cottage Grove, is In tbe olty. Frank Wiodrufl, of Loraue, is in tbe olty. Sieve LsLili r w.a over from t'oburg last night, Ted LUter ruturned thle afternoon from Baltiu. Leo Plronl returned from Portland tbta afternoon. Bon S H Friendly want to Portland this afternoon. Hon James Hemen way is down from Cottage Grove. Kolo Nils came np from Albany this afternoon. Fred Wltbrow came np from Junc tion this afternoon. Joe Templeton went to hla home at Halsey this afternoon. Hon R A Booth returned this after noon from Grants Pass. Mr and Mrs H E Ankeny went to Portland this afternoon. Mies Elsie Da via went to Halsey this afternoon on a visit. Student D H Sberk left for bis boms In Portland tbia afternoon. Mrs Emll Etter Is vialtlng ber sister, Mrs E N Petltt, in Albany. Bherlff W W Withers went to Al bany today on offlotal business. Miss Grace Edmonson returned this afternoon from a visit at Goshen. Miss Cassie Caesar returned this afternoon from a visit to Portland. F E Dunn aad Presley Cheshire re turned this afterncon from Portland. Joe Whisman, of the Slu.law, went to Portland today to enter a hospital. Dr D A Paine went to Portland to. day to attend the Masonlo grand lodge. 5 Mrs W E MoElroy and little daugb ter returned this afternoon from a visit at Salem. Mrs Jas Gsarhart, of Spencer Creek, I very low from bear trouble, and ber life Is despaired of. Miss Minnie Mnrden left this after noon for Castle Book, Wash, where she will visit awhile. . Mrs Mary Sbelton came up from Harrlsburg this afternoon to vlalt ber daughter, Mrs J W Clark. Master Otto Bradley left last night for Wyoming where he will make an extended visit with his nnole. Ed 8 Van Dyke, ola.s of '01, U O, arrived from Grant Pass tbls after noon to spend commencement week. A 0 Sbives, U O student, left tor the Bohemia mines this afternoon where be will be employed during tbe sum mer. J H Wagner, of Ashland, who has been visiting his brother Ben, U O student, left for his borne tbls after noon. Homer Ansell, of The Dalles, a well known U O graduate, le In tbe olty on his way to Southern Oregon where be has a government survey oontraot, Olydn Patterson, who ' la now con neoted with the conservatory of muslo at Ithaca, N Y, Is here on a visit with bis parents, Dr and Mrs A W Patter aon. tie baa been away from Eugene atout 8 years. EUGENE VS. ALBANY. Mt. Angel Team Cannot Come Albany Instead. Manager Al Hampton of Hampton Bros' baseball team haa received word tbat the Mt Angel college baseball team oanoot be here next Sunday, aa pre viously arranged, but he has suooeeded In booking a game wltb the Albany team Instead. Tbe game will be played at Bangs' Park Sunday afternoon. Last year tbe Ramblers of this olty, praotlcally the same team as Hampton Bros' this year, defeated Albany nnoe, and In turn were defeated once by Albany. Sun day's game promises to be Interesting. Tbe fourth Regiment band baa been engaged to furoleb musio at tbe game. 40 sseoud-hand buggies, oarts and wagons. Many good and some no good. Prices very low. t'bambera Hardware. Market. '1 he Ladies' Aid Society of tbe First Christian ohurch will bold a market in MaKluney's grocery store Saturday Juue 14. Bee blves and supplies. Chambers Hardware. Ax Billy's ...DEPARTMENT STORE . .. 21 lbs pure Cane Sugar, $1.00 100 lb-Sk. pure Cane Sugar $4.65 COURTHOUSE NEWS. Two More Marriage Llscense Circuit Court Cases. Meet in Annual Reunion Todaj for Three Days' Session. THOSE WHO HSVE REGISTERED. Tbe town Is full of old veteran of the Civil and other ware, the occasion being the anuual reunion of tbe Lane County Veterans' Association, wbicb met today and will continue tomorrow and Friday. In honor of tbe veterans many of the merchants have decorated tbsir place of business wltb the Nations! colors, and a bugefUg baa been suspended aoross East Niuib street from tbe G A B hall to the Scboeider building apposite. A number of veterans arrived in town yeaterduy and last uight, and a great number arrived on today's trains. All day tbey have been floakiug Into Comrade A Yerlngton'a drug store where the registration (Look Is located for tbe purpose of registering their names, companies and regiments. Followiug are tbose who registered up toSo'olock this aftsrnoon: Jos A Straight, Co E 23rd Iowa Inft. Johu Iogham, C H, 8th Iowa Inft. Jesse Bennett, Co E 3rd Iowa Inft. J W White, Co C 17tb Iowa Inft. J T Bowland, Co F 3rd Ind Cav. A I Thompson, Co H 11th Ind Cav. A Yerlugton, Co E 6tb Mich Cav. L PhettepWoe, Co H 19th Mlob Iuft. J S Covell, Go C 8th Mich Inft. Wm H Parker, Co C U Maine Inft. Balys A Wadewortb, Co H 1st Ore loft. G M Taylor, Co C 2ad Ore Inft. Horace Burnett, Co O 2nd Ore Inft. James Oflutt, Co E 100th Penn Inft. Isaao Hlgglns, Co F 11th Iowa Iuft. J B Wood, Co A Ore Ind war. J C Vincent, Co H 15th Iowa Inft, John Dunks, Co G 87th Penn Inft. C B Ring, Co F 6th Tenn Cav W H Lincoln, Co E 6th Verm't Inft. August Pal7.Dlck.Co K43d Wis loft. O J Foss, Co H 8rd Wis Cav S G Jones, Co D 37tb Wis Inft. Samuel Smith, CoD 6ih W Va Inft. G H Cnurtwrlgbt, CoG4th Wis Cav. Charles Hart, Co 1 11th Ind Inft 8ml h Carr, Co I 87th Iud Inft. David A Globe, Co H 6tb Cal Inft. EF Chapman Co B 10th Iowa Inl', U W Brown, Co H 6th Iowa Cav Louis Gilstrap, Co B 17tl. Kau Inft. O Green, Co B 93d N Y Inft S Htlckell, Co C 8'h N Y Cav TN Plank. Co U9,hN YHvy Art, John Bamtord, Co G 8tu N Y Inft Charles Beadle, Co 1 136th N Y lnfr.. L A Boss, Co D Ore Mtd Vols B S Huston, (Jo (J 2 id Ore Iuft. Albert Rigers, On G 9th, and On D 15. u Vt Iuft. E Wheelir, Co M 1st Wis Cav. R H Miller, Co A 25th Ohio loft Wm M Sherman, Co 1 16:h Ohio Inft. J K Shepard, Co D H'.u Onto Iuft. J O Beebe, Co H 15th Onio Lt Art. S B Wiliams, Co 1 48tU Ohio Inft. THBPKOQRAM. Tonight in G A R hall examines will be held, at whiob tbere will be speak ing, muilo and a general good time. Thursday Meet at headquarters at 9:30 a m for parade, at eloee of which return to hall for banquet. 7:30 p m, regular oamp fire In opera bouse. Friday Business meeting at 9:3) a m. Eleotlnu of officers ami such other- business as may come before tbe meet ing. Tbe general publlo Is o.irdlally in vited to all the meetlnge. Veterans of all wrs are lulted to take part in the lueeiluns and put their name down on the registration book. The Same Old Name Albany Democrat: The other day the Demo. oral J (iked the Eugene Register about one of Its eoare beads, whloh read as If Roosevelt was pleased with tbe elec tion of Gso E Chamberlain as gov ernor. A fool even could sse the )oke. The windbsg who runs that paper got on his esr ant oalled the Democrat tbe same names it has been calling the Gvaed, in the following yellow styl-, oertalnly a oompliment considering the Insipid source: "The editor of the Democrat who never, in all hla life, wrote a scare head for bla paper and who is 90 years behind on journalism is unable to ooniprehend the fact that headlines over teleuraphlo often cover several different euljeots just as tbe skin of the Democrat editor covers eev. eral different klrda of journalistic ignoranoo " ..$90 00 .. 500 0 ..30 10 ..175 0 Wortg ge f'liuttfti morisaire. Transfer of innrtgag " 0 1 50" .B - M rtge Chanel morigae BBALr ETATE U 8 to Isaao Washburue 160 acres In tp 18 s r 8 , patent. A D Owens el al to W N Wheeler f lnt In 1C0 acres in tp 20 s r 4 w, J1200. W N and E M Wheeler to A D Owens and E A Wheeler J lnt lu 100 acres In tp 20 s r 4 w, $700. Martha Stanton to Mrs little Btau- ton 75 sores in Ip 19 s r 3 w, (1. Hattle and Onier Wheeler to Georgia E Zimmerman all ot bla 55 Springfield S150. H H Carter to L D Forrest 160 acres In tp 17 s r 1 e, $1400. CIKCUIT COURT. Herman Rudilpb vs Bcoth-Kelly Lumber Co, damages. L Bilyeu and Thompson fc Hardy, attorneys for plalntlfi, suter a motion to dismiss tbe suit for the reason that said aotlon has been fully compromised and settled, J W Shumate va L A Knnofl and wife, to reoover $1H6 with ousts and disbursements. L M Travis iHoruey for plaintiff. HABBIAOS LICISBE3. Henry 8 Osterboudt and MIbs Fan. ny WooJruff, L B Woodruff witne-s G F Lane and Mamie Emmerlck, J 0 Holmes witness. Tbe young lady being under age legal oonsent Is filed WORK ON BOHEMIA. ROAD. Something nice . new in SKiptc uq 'HO SKIRTS have always been a stroii.,r with us, and they are ghne more so than ever this season. The Essentials ARE ALL TRERfc. Nobby Styles, Reliable Materials Perfect Fitting, Moderate pri P. FRANK & SON 34, 36 and 38 E Ninth St. ' Considerable Grading Done Tracklaying Begun. and F G Ehy, a prominent attorney and mining operator of Cottage Drove, is in tbe olty on business, says the Portland Telegram. "The new railroad to the Bohemia mines," said Mr Eby this morning, "ia making excellent bead- way. Considerable grading has been done, and traoklaylng has begun. "There Is already considerable activ ity in the mines, but the ruh will probably not b?gln before July 1, as there Is still a great rleal of snow In the mountains. With the railroad build- irg, and a large power plant, reduotlnn works, and a smelter projeoted, the Bohemia camp promises to be lively this year. Tbe only wonder to me Is that capital bas not discovered the wonderful merits of the camp long ago." Killing Mosquitoes Accnrriinir to the St Paul Pioneer Press of recent date, Prof F L Washburn, formerly of the University of Oregon, hut now of 'he University of Minnesota and slate entomologist, has undertaken tbe task of exterminating tbe mosquitoes at St. Anthony Park, a suburb of St Paul The plan Is to spread petroleum over tbe pools and lakes of the park. It is said tbe petroleum kills all Ihi young mosquitoes, hence tbe tribe will event ually, perhaps In a year or two, beoome extinot In tbose parts. It Is estimated that 1 ounce of petroleum will coat 15 qu ire feet of water, and the oost Is trifling. When we sell it, It's right. They are going fast . . . Our Watches at S3.50 Any Urns is a good time now is the accspted t.Dis. Everybody expects a little more for for their money these day-and tney are not dinappointed here. Don t take anybody's word for It but m for yourself. AVRJanney JCWCLCK. 9th St Opp. Hoffman House. WE SELL SO AS TO SELL AGAIN. SPECIAL SALE ON WRAPPERS , . . THIS WEEK . . . Every wrapper in the house greatly reduced in price. See window for prices. S. H. FRIE1LY, GOSHEN ITEMS. The Maccabees Making Prepara tions for the Picnic. pedal to the Guard. Goshen, June 10. A number of our citizens attended tbe Pleasant Hill pionio Saturday and were well pleased with tbe occasion. Mrs Wm T Bishop and daughters, of Sa i Franolsoo, are visiting her parentB, Mraad Mrs W R Dillard. The ladles of this vioinity will give an entertainment at tbe U B oburob this , (Wednesday) evening. Ad mission 25o. Everyone invited. Several went on the excursion to Salem Sunday. Mrs Martha Berkshhe is visiting ber son-io- law, Henry Book and family, at Silverton. David Elliot Is erectipg a large barn on his recently acquired farm, formerly known as the Swaggarc plaoe. The Maccabees are rustling now to make their anniversary plunlo a suc cess Saturday, June 14. The program promisee to be very interesting and nothing will be left undone tbat will please thoBe atteuding. It will be held as before, at tbe Keeney Orove now owned by Mr Ellis, about one mile east of Goshen. B F Keeney and little eons epent Sunday at Jasper and vicinity, Goshen Tent, K O T M, will hold memorial exeroisee At Plaesant Hill eemetery Sunday, June 15, at 1 o'clock p m over tbe grave of tbe late John Brewer, a member of the order, who was killed in the Philippines. Enerokmo Youth. Portland Jour nal: Homer D Augell,a law student of Columbia oollege, has returned home to execute a government turveylug oontraot in Boutberu Oregon. Mr Au gell will be remembered, ae he was one of the cIssb of 1S9B, graduated, from Eugene. Be is now working his way through Columbia college, New York, by doing surveying In Oregon during tbe summer monthe. He is very pop ular among his fellow-atudents as a de bater and all-'rouod good fellow. He bas earned a scholarship in New York, which btlps him quite a little in at taining bis purpose. Pkok Win i, Grande nhrn,,ii. .. R,HIJ. at the polls ProfV;arS robool BUnerlntenrt.' .'"'a right lu his clu,adea1,sin l(I"',, over study. ftS June 2, says: ''u,aMd. study becau-e hews, behind work, Wlifred Eu" who was .aken fr0' Portland f, treatment.' died in Prtl,na luesday Enoch went ra,lng after five rto. in . ""at name. Ft u l,. . mK - " U"UIB WHB In I. . 'asblngton. He attend J?! alia Walls." " Rkst Hodsk. ladles of the Women'. &Z : "' prepared for the ' Rsst House" to U hft. Ihem on tbs southeast corner of Wet Park. It will be 22 hy 22 fett and will he surrounded on sll aides tt a broad porch. Ae tbe namelDdKua thievery pralswnrthy projt US Object the nrnulrlln. . - r 16 u, i where farmers and fsrmen' tab, may rest, nave toilet leaandn, and eat their iunobes during thtiin In town It cannot but prore popei When you buy a Creweo! Nql VOn know VOIl nra -1m.... ..... J - .w .Lljl Km; itart. You caudepeud uni Cwr. See them at Chambers Herdtin, REMOVED 6 I have moved my o&t to new quarters, grouni floor, four doors nest o! postoffice, where I am better equipped than ever for first-class job printing. W C PRINTER Yoranl Phone Red 571. You Can Get A Solid oak sideboard tor $14.00, 5IO.00 and fits' Extension table for $4.00 Dining chairs, cane teat, 75 centi. Nurse Rocker for $1.50. Top Mattress for $2.00. Spring Mattress lor $1.50. See our new line of China Closets and Buffets. DAY & HENDERSON, ARMORY BLOCK. F UNEEDA SIGN- See WHITING about it. and almost everybody in town DOES If. PiNT TAT If MTTPTf but he CAN MAKE SIGNS "oritisngnt. frlces are right. tr 1, 504 Willamette St over Farrow & Co's Real Estate Ofnce. We make seven different kinds of bread. Cakes, pies and cookies of all kinds. Everything first class. Stop tbe bread wagon marked The CACHOU when it comes by you HAMMOND & CHESHIRE- Bonboniere Bakery. I'rsad. pies, cakes, cookies. In fart .v.rv lMn trnt in tint flaw :,' ,,,, '.;:,.U,nU',.,n !""! Lunches and lunch i-.al I'""' muni. ,11. 1... ..1 . . . - . . .. fri.lt. : J "u",CT"r J'lraickere and traveLr.. -""" "" ' ',rtof IM ir .It; a. d cisars. W, deliver ronls tn our own wain .a to acv P""" "'J iree 01 charge. Dou't forget the t lace. Holden Building No 640 Willamette . Phone Bed 554, DUNN BR
