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Daily Eugene Guard) ; CIRCUIT COURT. BREVITIES, PERSONAL. PLACES OF WORSHIP, Something niCfl , JUNE 14 For Cigars JULIUS GOLDSMITH. OdlRO Titohwil, Ntin 1B1. WEATHER. Tonight and Sunday Mr; warmer Sunday. fiBALf, Bootoh oooklea Bonbonlere. Pead and grooerlei at Wblte't, C B Farrow & Co Are Inioranoe, Dr Low oonlo-optlolan Eugene. Horn nude doughnuts Bonbonlere, Overtone for well paper and paint U 8 Farrow Implement and maobl- Bery. J O Watla,graduate optician, En- Rene. Hot or eold lnnohei on abort notice Bonbonlere. Horeen doora and wlndowa at Loagb miller A Peter'. A landslide In prloes of photograph lo work at the welder Studio. Dollar a dosen for cabinet photo at the Welder Studio for a hort time only. When yon bear alelgbbelli, lookout for the Bonbonlere Bakery wagon, Good pie, oakea, eto. Three doaen atamp photo for Ho at the Welder Studio, oorner Seventh and Willamette. JO Watte, the optician, will be In hie office over Chambers' hardware tore anil June 14. Call and bave your eyee oorreotly fitted. Attractive Prices Our new Dinner ware Pattern n. White Semi-Porcelain, Claremont Shape. 44 Piece Dinner Set....$ 3 75 50 ' .... 4.30 60 " " " .... 5 20 100 ' .... 8.60 Satdrday Decorated Semi-Porcelain. Pencil Louise Pattern. 44 Piece Dinner Set... 3.95 60 " " .... 4.65 60 " 5.85 100 " " .... 9.20 Decorated Semi-Porcelain Hoyal Flow Blue. 44 Piece Dinner Set.... 4.60 50 " " " .... 5.25 60 " " .... 6.65 100 " .... 10.55 Decorated Semi-Porcelain. Morning Glory Decoration. 44 Piece Dinner Set.... 4.70 50 " " ' .... 6.45 60 " " " .... 6.80 100 " " .... 10.80 10 other Decoration! lo Select From and Mvadrtdi ol other artlclu at uet u low price. DON'T FORGET OUR STORE GREAT AMERICAN IMPORTING TEA CO. 30 Eail 9th Street, EU0ENE, ' As Billy's ...DEPARTMENT STORE . .. 21 lbs jpure Cane Sugar, $1.00 lOOlb-Sk. pure Cane Sugar $4.65 School election Monday. C B Farrow notary publlo. Try It Hazelwood Tuttl Frnttlloe oream. Horse aboe that anybody oan nail on at Chambers Hardware. Toe newest thing Hzlewood Tuttl Fintti loe oream, at Tue Cacbon. Bee hives and supplies. Chambers Hardware. Milt MoMurry who has been 111 for a long time I able to be on the streets again. Don't forget to stop at Tbe Caohon and try our delloloue Tuttl Fruttl Ice oream. Haul wood loe oream In vanlla, strawberry and Tuttl Fruttl flavors at The Cachou, J A Maurer, tbe jeweler, la having some new eigne palosed by Whiting, the sign dauber. TbeCobnrg sawmill I temporarily abut down on acoount of a small break in the machinery. W H Roberts, of Harrlsburg, had a fleece of wool tbat weighed 23 pounds. Over (3 worth of wool on one sheep I not bad. BQUulkey who ha been oonflned to bla bed with a severe attaok of rheumatism for two days 1 greatly Im proved today. E C Smith, who aooldently ran a large nail in hie foot tbe other day, eaaslng a aerlou wonnd, Is getting along nicely now. Aooordtng to a Portland paper tbe principal funotlon of tbe attorney-gen eral Is to draw his salary. It la in favor of abolishing tbe office. When you buy a Cresoent bicycle yon know you are always ready to start. You oan depend un a Cresoent. Bee them at Chambers Hardware. Thurston Goodpasture ha been quite ill at hie home near Spenoer Butta with pneumonia for tbe past two week. He I considerably Improved today. The market given by tbe ladles of tbe Christian oburoh In W B McKen nays' grocery etore today was quite a suocee. A large amount of eatables waa sold. The entertainment given by the boye of the Christian Sunday eobool laat night was fairly well attended Tbe program wae good a were also the refreshment. Those who wish painting, paper- hanging, kalaomlnlng, dnlshing, eto, leave orders with V Bibovski 4 Co, at Martin's marble shop. Flrat-olaae work at low prices. 40 second-hand boggle, cart and wagons. Many good and some no good. Prlcee very low. Chambers Hardware. W B Dodd waa pretty badly Injured In a runaway near Springfield Wed" nesday evening. He was thrown from hi wagon to the ground, rendering him unoonsolous tor several hours. If yon oan not go today or tomorrow, go day after tomorrow, to Morrow for your plumbing, tin, sheet Iron and copper work. We do good work. Our prloes are reasonable. Phone Bed 473. MoOulra's lodging house on Nluth vreet has been opened to the publlo First clan aooommodatlons In every respeot. Newly famished through out. For rooms enquire at the res t lurant directly aoroea the street. Report oomea from Blue Blver tbat Cheater D Edwards waa hurt Wednes day while riding a bom Irom Glen Powers' store to the mines. The sad die turned with blm, throwing blm to tbe ground and the horse stepped on him. A small alied orowd attended Prof Steele' atereoptlooo and muslnal enter tainment at the opera bouse last night. The entertainment waa an excellent one and deserved a far larger bouse. It was given uner tbe ausploea of the Woodmen of the World. The newly elected county offloer will aarumethe duties of their respec tive offloe on the first Monday In July. Tb month come In on Tues day, so they will not be Installed until July 7. Tb state offlolala will not take oath of offloe until tbe flnt of the year. Tbs Irvimo Curraiarmo. Ths campmett- Ing at Irving ooaduotcd by the 0 B church Mmmenred on the 12th and it now In promes. Tomorrow (Sunday) Mrrtose will be held all daj, and every day and night nut week. Wood, water, straw and paUure for camper. are free, Alio tenia for bode. Kverybody invited. Eugene, Oregon, May 26th, Mlas Lillian MoElroy Is vinitiug at Corvallia. Prof and Mrs Wm Martin are home from Salem. James MoUee was down from Mo hawk tokay. G M Vetoh came down from Trent tbit afternoon, B E Cogswrll,of Muddy btalloo, was In town tiM'a; . Bout Htevi-ut returned this afternoon from a abort trip xoutb. Mrs L Jackman went to Creawell this afternoon on a visit. Lew Powers came down last night from MoKeoisle Bridge. Judge J W Hamilton returned borne to Koseburg this afternoon. Jesse Bounds and little eon Frankle are down from Cottage Grove. Hon and Mrs H E Ankeny reiurned from Portland this afternoon. Miss Beeler, an attaobe of tbe S P depot, Is visiting at lone, Calif. Robt Hayes oame down from bla Creswell ranob this afternoon. Mrs L A Overton leaves tonight on a visit to Iron Blver, Michigan. Mr and Mrs John Edmunson, of Gcsben, were In the olty today. Miss Sue Misbler left this afternoon for a visit at Aurora and Portland. J M Howe returned this afternoon from a business trip to Cottage Grove. Miss Ida Nnffuloger returned this afternoon from a visit to Linn oounty. Mrs G D Combs and son, Eugene, returned tble afternoon from Portland. Mrs M F Veatob and little son, Koy Nell, came down from Cottage Grove this afternoon. Miss Eda Fisher, of Tbe Dalles, arrived here today to visit her friend, Miss Nina Ostrander. Bev A J Armstrong who ha been holding revival meeting at Elmlra, returned home to Myrtle Creek today. Hon B M Yoran, who has been at tending tbe Masonic grand lodge at Portland, arrived home this afternoon. Mrs Waller Shelley went to Port land today to visit Mr and Mrs Boy Boy Lakln. Miss Lizzie Haokney, of Portland, a former U O student, oame up this after noon to attend commencement ezer oises. M O Warnei went to Portland today on business connected with tbe new smelter in tbe Bohemia mining dis trict. . , : Otbo Roberts and Mailon Calloway will leave this evenlog or tomorrow morning for their homesteads p tbe MoKenzle. Mrs Robt Mann, of Couer d' Alene, Idaho, arrived here yesterday to visit ber daughters, Mr Matterson and Mrs Louis Vitus. Miss Amy (1 Powell, instructor in Latin at the UO, left this afternoon for her home in Astoria where she will spend the cummer. Dr Thos L Eliot, of Portland, who will deliver tbe baocalaureate sermon at the U O tomorrow, came np from tbat olty this afternoon. Mr M H Eston, of Union, mother of Allen Eaton who graduates at tbe (J O Ibis year, arrived here today to apend oommenoement week. V Morton, E P Lewlaaud 0 A Chick, of Grard Rapids, Mich, who have been up IheMoKenale looking at timber lands, returned to Eugene last night, Mis Jennie Seattle cam up this afternoon from Oregon City to attend commencement ezorolses at tbe TJ. O. She Is the guest of Mrs Laura Harrl-. Frank H Buck and son, Frank H, Jr, are her from Vaoavllle, Calif. Mr Buck, Hry la one of the prloolpal stockholders la tbe Booth-Kelly Lumber Co. gCbaa Wagner, who graduated from the TJ O laat year, and who Is now employed by the General Eleotrlo Co at Portland, Is here to attend com mencement exercise. . Chaa Evans waa In from the county rock eru'her No 2 last night. The orui her I) now at work near Goshen, The rock is being obtained from a new quarry east of there. Astorlan, June IS s Wm H Hettlch leave today for Eugene, where be will be connected with Mr Hughes, who has recently purchased a retail liquor store In ihat place. Mr Hettloh's fami ly will remove lo Eugene about a month later. LOST A pair of gold frame spec tacles in oaae marked "Butterflcld." Finder return to tbe Goahd office and get reward. 190!; U B cburoh J T Merrill, pa-tor. Bun day eoliool at 10; preaohlng al 8 In the eveuing. Eplsoopal obnrch-D E Loverldge pastor. No services exoept evening prayer and aermou 8 pm. Christian Hoienoe-Hrvioes at 614 Willamette atreet Sunday at 11 m. Subject, "God, the rreeerver of man." Wednesday meeting 8 pm. Christian cburcb J 8 McCallum, pastor. Sunday eobool at 9:45. No preaobiog at 11. Junior endeavor at 8. C E at 6:16. Communion and preaching at 8 p m. O P Church-G N Wall, pastor. There will be noeleven o'clock servloe. Sunday sohool and Christian En deavor at regular hours. Preao'ilng at 8 pm, subject: "Nothing But Leaves." Baptist Church H A Green, pastor. Sunday school at 10 am; no moroing services, wllljoin In the baooalnureate services at the University. BY P U meeting at 7 p m; sermon at 8 by Rev OPBalllv, of Oakland, Ore., Tbe publlo oordially Invited to tbe eveuing servloe. First Presbyterian Cbas F Wood ward, panor. No Sunday school or morning seryloe. The Christian En deavor meeting will be omitted to al low tbe members to attend the union services at the Methodist cliurob. Evening service at 8 i 'clock. Subject, "God's Twofold Revelation to Men." BASEBALL TOMORROW. Game Between Albany and Hampton Bros. Tbe game of baseball ot BangB' Park tomorrow afternoon between Hamp ton Bros' team and tbe Albany team promises to be an Interesting one. Tbe Albany team Is composed of players picked up through tbe sur rounding country and, while they have not bad much practice together, will put up a good g line as all are first- class players. tin nip ion Bros' teem will be greatly etiengtbeced by tbe addition i f Mo Farland as catcher and Henry, pitcher, who will alternate with Gaby and Hayes respectively. Ft llowing is tbe way tbe Hampton team, will line up: Gaby and Me- FurUnd, oatcbers; Hayes and Henry, pltibere; Wnlteaker, shortstop; Knox, Qaet base; Starr, seoond bum; Bran- steter, third base; Grlffln, left field; Taylor, aenter field; Henderson, light field. Carryalls will be run to and from tbe park alerting Irom tbe Hoffman House. Tbe adnilnslon to the giimn will be: Genilemeu, 26 cents, ladles 10 oeute. Tbe Fourth Regiment bitud will play at tbe game. SOCIALISTS, CHEER UP! The Ranks Increased By Two Last Night. We have our friend, the enemy, on tbe run! We didu't quite beat them at tbe polls this month, bus I'd like to see them beat my reoord last, night, My wife Increased the number of Soci alists by two I In twenty-one years from now let them look outl One will be a voter and tbe other will make her husband be a (Socialist voter. Mrs CiU is doing well, and your candidate for oounty clerk feels twloe as well as if he bad keen elected. E C Colb. For Sale. A rquare piano, 8telnway. Prloe $50. Can be paid In monthly Installments of 88 per month. Apply to W G Nash or Arthur Fkazrk. Nkw Residbno e. D E Yoran has lt the contract to Wm H Alexandei for tbe ere otlnn of a new residence at a ooat of about 11,800 on bis lot on West Eighth street near Lincoln. It wil1 be a story and a half high and wil1 contain eight rooms. I. promises to be a handsome siruoture, Halem Statesman: Prof Wm G Martin and wife, of Florence, Oregon, are visiting In Slem, en route home from alteudltig the grand lodge of the Eastern Star, at Portl .nd. Prol Martin Is a brother of Attorney Carey F Mar tin and formerly resided here, having been 0 nneoted with the management ot the StKte K form School durlug SuptRJ Hendricks' administration. SPECIAL SALE ON WRAPPERS . . , THIS WEEK . . . Every wrapper in the hous3 greatly reduced in pi ice. Sec window for prices. S, U, F 9-J R Gllstrap, vs Harriet E Slad den and S PSIadoen; dam iges. Mo tion to atrike out part of answer sus Mined in part only. Heft given 26 days to file answer. Pltf 20 days to plead. I Anna Fob I, vs John Pohl, di vorce. Referred lo C . Hardy to lal 6 teatimony. 20 David Cherry vs Edith JJ Lluton asadrorxoftejete of Joliu Brown do eeased; foreclosure. Consent to fila an swer of John Beverly. 21 Mary E Marsh, v George W Evans et al, confirmation ; oon firmed. 2-B G MoLeod, vs Clyde D lioya ; to quiet tills. Default. Decree. 27 F C Sharkey et al vs U r Canal- an!, et at; injunction. Motion to strike out nart of complaint ovenuled. Deft glyen till luesday to answer. U. 0. NOTES. A Boating Party Last Night-- Picnic Parties. A pleasant boating party wasglvtn on tbe race last evening between 4 and 11 by Miss Alice McRluley in booor of Miss Susie Bannard, '01, of Brownf Villeand Miss Hlldagarde Plummer, of Porilund, who are visiting friend in the olty. After rowing to tbe bead of tbe race, tbe boats were landed and tbe jolly party bad lunobeon around a big bou-fire. The fortunate ones compos ing the party were Misses Hildagard Plummer (Ponlnnd), Snsle Bannard '01, Lelia Slraub, Grace Plummer, WlldaHanua, Lula Craig, Margaret Bannard, Sybil Kuykendall, Winifred Smith; Messrs Walter Whittlesey, Carl and Marion McClain, James Gil' bert, Oicar Gorrell, William Johnson Orln Stafford, Harvey Deusmore and Stuart Hanna. A party of students, ohaperoned by Dr Sbeldon, left this morning to spend the day plcniolng on Spencer's Buite, The Senior olass wl 1 go plonioing end fishing next Monday on the M Kenzie river. A large carryall hri been engaged tbe whole olass will go In tbe one rig. SCHOOL ELECTION VOTERS, Any Resident Woman Over 21 With Assessed Property in District Can Vote. Many women who would like to vote at tne school elestlon Monday are in doubt as to what the requlaitequall floatlons are. To ba a leual voter 1 woman, or a man either, must m he over zi years of age; (2) muH have re siuea in tne sniinnl district for -30 day immedlattlv nrecedliiL' the nb-nilnn (3) must have property in the uislrlot, as shown by the last 0011 ntv nRsesn. ment, on which she is liable or BUbiect to pay tax . In short a woman can vote married or unmarried, If ehe is a citlzsu and a taxpayer. No particular sum of tax is required, nor Is it necessary tbat the tax sw 11 ne on real estate. "He Is a wist man who retains his wife's affections, "YE BUSYMEN." Do not forget that anniversary present. The affection of your wife are at stake. You might as well forget your marriage as 10 iorget this re membrance; Get her a pretty piece of silver, nothing wo uld be more suitable, you'll be happy if you do. Give us an idea and we will do the rest. "Anniver sary gifts are the in vestment of vour life." 3 i M. H- Janney ar jpwpipp BIENDLY. r1 The Essentials AKE ALL THKRK. Nobby Styles, Reliable Material Perfect Fitting, Mo&atePr. P. FRANK & S0N Hotel Arrivals. HOFFMAN. M Q Hteel, Denver 0 E Freeland, Denver Wm N MoCoukln, St Louis Frank Wyman, St Louis 1 A Brlgpe, Maroola A N Smith, Portland J D Bobs, Seattle D J MortoD, Jr N Y Percy J Walton, N Y J P Booth, Chicago J R Flynn, Portland A O Llahthall, Denver Henry Carlsou, Everett Mrs E C Nickoleon, Hieklyou EUOENB. C Morton, Grand Rapids E P Lewis, Grand Rapids C H (Jul ok, Grand Rapids Fred Raymond, Illinois E M Lewis, Oregon Olty W E Green, Portlaad W J PFarrell.Ubloago H M Hanson, Howard, 8 D Geo VV Tnnmpson, Howard, H D J M Moure, BrownBvllle M Martin, Mt Vernon J no P Boolh, Chicago Prof Holland, 8 f J W Hudson, Harrlsburg Elmer Loken, Harrlsburg W H H Jones, Parker, B D Frank H Buck, Vaoavtlle, Cal Frank H Buck, Jr, Vacavllle, Cal U M Stilts, Grants Pass The Imperial. Cottage Grove, Or. First olaas.riample room 30x50 feet, well equipped. Rates $1.00 and $2.00 tr dnv. Married. June 9, 1902, at tbe resi dence of Edward Crawford, James R Lemon and Mies Nina E Ritchey, Justice of the Peace Wm U Juukins, of Fairmouui, officiating. THE LATEST IN BERRIES. Order while they Iwt, The LOUNBERRY a hybrid betvr -eu the tame bluet berry and red raspberry. Fruit vary large, deep rddinh ma' oon color, rich flavor, uo cortf, SIAMM TH BLauKBEKKV, hybrid be wuen wild black--bony and log 1 ii berry. Fruit very larne ana meltiiia. eiirnug llaror ot wild blackberry. Caiieofbo.h are Birong, vigorous and very pro lific. A dozen planu of -ltlier variety bear enough foi a lare family. Sent exprfgsage preptid, oq receipt of $J 50 perdoeti. Mention thlB paper. NOVELTY FRUIT CO, WaUou vllle, Hauta Cjuz Co, Callloroia, You Can Get See our new line of China Closets and Buffets. SIGN1 See WHITING about it. worn u ngnt. trices are rigm. No 504 Willamette St over Farrow & Co's Real Estate U We make seven different kind9 of bread. Cakes, pies and cookies of all kinds Everything first class. Stop the bread wagon marked The CACHOU . . k. vni) Bonboniere Bakery. Bread, pi, cake, cooVIm, In (act every thins W'Pf " ,ijl;.ti kept con.tautly on hand. Lunchee and lun. h t -' ?". " ' 'jac PlnupluBclintor ticarkon and tratel tf. onltt..". d at mi; a d cisarn. V0 deliver rroo.n in our u n " 10 ,L' city tree . charge. Dou't forget the place. Holden Building, No 640 Willamette i rhone Red 554, nave always been a with , aid tSare more so than everUiU 34, 36 and 38 E Ninth St. Mortgage REAL M H and Mrtln u 17 Flat.. tol, gene, ir0 6h9'W"i Herbert E Walkr ia .0" louSHkMH " o iuempfon i0 a.. , 20L94acre9,utp,6, 63S8 37 aores ln,,.T'H tlnn -. '".m acres In tp l8 , lw.jan,1 MINING LOCa1ioh( H T Dow looain Free h,t, Bohemia mlniu Uistriot. Honors For Fodkt4B.m. '"'": Claud R Fcdhui',1 r ARhland and Klimnb fTl ' a Thinly 8ppo,nM M , pujr.iUB ln graduated at the UDle,(iwtJ at Euirene. one voo ... . . r. , 1llnt Columbia, where bia eicellect , ru.,m worn won mm m, . U.O leacn in tne ocmlii t POhool at Columbia. bard service. Chsmben Hik1 I have moved m & I to new quarters, gnsii f Hoor, four doors mi) postoflice, where 1 1 better equipped II ever for first-class printing. w c PRINTER. Phone Red 571. A Solid oak ildtboard lor J14.00, Jlo.MudU" Extension table for $4.00 Dining chain, cane tut, 75 ccnti, Nune Rocktr lor $1.50. Top Mittrm tor $2.00. Spring Mittremor JI.50. DAY & ARMORY BLOCK. F UNEEDA and almost everybody in town DOES He CAN'T TAT.K MITCH but be CAN .MAKE SIGJS when 11 comt-a U j- HAMMOND & CHESHIRE. f DUNN
