Daily Eugene guard., June 16, 1902, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
BREVITIES.
MONDAY
JUNE 16
For
Cigars
JULIUS GOLDSMITH.
BJARD Telephone, Main 191.
WEATHER.
Tonicbt partly oloody, Tuesday Mr
and probably wanner.
Bmaim.
aiimna.
Hootoh cookies Bonbonler.
Feed and groceries at White'.
U 8 Farrow 4 Co Are Insurance,
Dr Lowe ooulo-optlolan Eugene.
Home made donghnnta Bonbonler.
Overton! for wall paper and paint
U 8 Farrow Implement and maobU
nery.
J O WatU.lgraduat optlolan, En
ijne.
Hot or eold lanohea Jon ibort notice
Bonbonler.
Karaen door and window at Lough
miller fc Peter'.
- A landslide In prloea of pbotograpble
work at tbe Welder Studio.
Dollar a dozen for cabinet photo at
tbe Welder Btodlo for a abort time
only.
r
Wben yon bear alalghbells, lookout
for tbe Bonbonler Bakery wagon.
' Good plea, oakea, eto.
Three dotsn ilamp photo for SSo at
the Welder Btadlo, oorner (Seventh and
Willamette.
JO Watte, the optlolan, will be In
hi offloe over Chamber' hardware
tor nnll June 14. Call and bare
your eye oorraotly fitted.
If you oan not go today or tomorrow,
go day after tomorrow, to Morrow for
yonr plumbing-, tin, ibeet Iron and
copper work. We do good work. Our
prloe are reasonable.. Phone Bed
47S.
Cut
Loaf Jujar
FREE!
With Our
Teas. Coffees. Spices.
Extracts, and Baking Powder
Uverand Above
Our
Regular Handsome
Presents,
Consisting of
China, Crockery and
Glassware,
Novelties and Fancy Qoods
YPA.C. K M ft ft Aft fA Sft Ik
COFFEES, 15c, 20c, 25c 30c, 35c 40c per
JP1CES, 10c, 15c, 25c 40c per ua.
lb.
REMEMBER WE
GUARANTEE Every Pound
OF GOOD8 WE
SELL
To Please and
Give Entire Satisfaction,
Or We Will
CHEERFULLY REFUND
YOUR MONEY.
Great American
Importing Tea Go.
(AST NINTH STRUT.
Phone, Main 50-1, Eugene.
C 8 farrow notary public.
The lintel for tbe new Bcbnelder
brick were railed todiy.
Hone iboea that anybody oan nail
on at Chamber Hardware.
Brio, for tbe new MoClung block I
bflng delivered on tbe ground.
Bee blve and supplies.
Chamber Hardware.
JO Watte, tbe optloian, will be out
of hi offloe until Friday, June 0.
Night Polloeman, R E Kaatland I
UldoffBy.llu a. O O Willi la taking
hi plaoe.
Tbe atreet carnival meeting Tueaday
evening will be held at 8:30 Instead of
8 o'clock, Tbe band will be on band
wlib music
Geo H Kelly, of Eugene, wa one
among 26 who were Initiated Into tbe
mysteries of the Bbrlner at Portland
Saturday night.
40 aeoond-band baggie, carte and
wagon. Many good ana aome no
good. Frloea very low.
Chambers Hardware.
An additional (emapbore will be
plaoed at tbe B P depot rood, one to
dear tbe aoutb bound train and tbe
otber for the north bound train.
When yon buy a Cresoent bicycle
yon know yon are alway ready to
tart. You can depend un Creeoent.
Bee them at Chamber Hardware.
In tbe baseball game at Goshen
Saturday between tbe Fideltan of
thl city and the Goaheu team, tbe
Fldellan won by a aoore of 21 to 12
Tbe (111 for L N Ronev'e new brick
on Weet Eighth street to be oooupled
by the local offloe of tbe Paclflo Mates
Telephone A Telegraph Co, are being
laid.
The Congregational Woman' Mis-
atonary Boole" y which wa to meet at
the borne of Mr Griffin Tueaday after
noon ha been poetponed until tbe fol'
lowing week, Tuesday, Jnne 24th.
At tbe baby (bow at tbe Gohen plo
nlo Saturday tbe little ton Mrand Mr
J B O'erton, of Brownsville, and tbe
llule daughter ot Mr and Mr W L
Wheeler, of Qloehen, won the prize.
Albany Herald : Rev Melvln Wire
be graduated from the Northwestern
Theological Seminary at Evanaton,
lilt, and baa returned to hla borne In
tblaoity. He will probably bav a
charge In Oregon.
MoGulre'a lodging house on Ninth
street baa been opened to the public
First alas aooommodatlon In every
respect. Newly famished through
out. For rooms enquire at the res
taurant dlreotly aorosa the street.
The northbound train due here at 8
o'clock thl morning, arrived In three
section at 8, 10 and 11 o'olook respec
tively, having been ddayed by i
wreck In California. Tbe large nura
ber of Hhrlnera, on their way East
from Ban Franoiaeo are accountable
for the train being sent through In so
many sections.
Paul Underwood, obarged wlthmur
dering hla 3-'eeke-o!d babe at Ballard
Wash, baa been oaptured, after about
a two weeks' chase, and Is now In Jill
at boutb Bend. He allege tbat bis
wife knew about and took an aotive
part In tbe doing away of tbelr Infant,
despite ber strong denial. He state
tbat be will give testimony Implloat
ing Mra Underwood on tbe stand.
A NEW DEPOT.
Large and Commodious Building
to Be Erected by tbe S. P,
Company,
R Kobler, manager of the Southern
Paolfio Co' line In - Oregon, W A
Groudahl, maitermechaulo, and Road
master J O Jobuaou were In Cottage
Grove Wednesday and perfected tbe
airangemente with Messrs Blngbam
Long whereby Cottage Grove Is to
have a floe new depot, aay the Leader
The new building la to be 112 by 24
feet and will stand on tbe grouud near
be old depot. It will aet baok 18 feet
from tbe main track, In order to give
room for a pas awllob between tbe de
pot and the main line.
Work will oommenoe on tbe new
truotur within a few week and it Is
eipected that material will arrive
right away.
PERSONAL
CIRCUIT COURT.
Jesa Bound left today for f loreoo.
W H Baber, of Junction, la In tbe
city.
Mia Nettle I baae went to Portland
oday.
Chi Cochran I dowo from Cottage
Grove.
Dr W Kuykendall went to Portland
today.
Dr W W Ogleetjy Is up from Juno-
tloo City.
Jasper Wllklna, of Coburg, went to
Portland todHy.
Dr and Mr 0 W Lowe returned
thl afternoon from Portland.
Mr I T Nlcklln went to Junction
tbls afternoon for a short stay.
Editor S L Moorbead, of the Juno-
tlon City Timer, Is In tbe elty.
Hon N L Butler, of Monmouth,
regent of the U O, I In tbe olty.
Miss Effle Stewart, of Cottage Grove,
visited friends In Eugene yesterday.
Edwin Hobsnn left today for Idaho
point to be gone two or three month.
Mis Amy May, of Portland, la vis
iting Miss Zida Goldsmith In Eugene.
John Cogswell went to Portland to
day to attend the annual pioneers' re
union.
Mra David Link and little son re
turned thl afternoon from a week'
visit at Albany.
Albert Applegate,oneoftbe Gcabd's
route agents, went to Yonoolla thla
afternoon for a abort stay.
W W Branstetter went to Portland
today to appear before tbe state barber
oommlsslon for examination.
Lee W Henry, of the Cottage Grove
Nogget, spent Snnday In Eugene, re
turning borne tbls afternoon.
Miss Laverne Long is at Portland
attending tbe grand cabin ot Native
Daughters and visiting friends.
Attorney Frank Matteeon, of Capi,
tan. New Mexico, Is In tbeoity. He la
a former well known Eugene boy.
0 W Wallaoe, local editor of tbe
Cottage Grove Leader, attended the
ball game at Bangs' park yesterday
afternoon.
Clifton (Pat) Mo Arthur, who gradu
ated at the U O last year, came up
from Portland today to attend oom
menoement exerolse.
G W Milam, principal of the Geary
sohonl, Is olerklng at Ax Billy's. He
will remain there until tbe beginning
of tbe next school year.
Miss Badle Baum, a former resident
here, and a gradutle of the-UO, ar
rived today from Heppner to attend
commencement exercises.
Lafe Ij LewU arrived up from Uise-
burg yesterday, returning today. He
has accepted tbe position of mixologist
at the Oregon saloon and will bt baok
In a day or so.
Dr B G Job, Dr E T Anderson O L
Brown, Dell Morgan, W W Masterson
and e) E Lauder came down from Cot
tage Grove tb morning to appear as
witnesses in the oiroult court.
Regular Jane Terra Convened
This Morning.
FREE MAIL DELIVERY JULY 1.
Mail Boxes Will Be Setup in a
Few Dajs.
New Today.
LOST A 26 elevens rifle barrel be
tween Eugene and Kltnlra on tbe
stage road Saturday. Kinder leave
at Paine A Kays' gun store and re
ceive reward.
VICTORY FOR EUGENE.
Albany Baseball Team Defeated
Yesterday.
In one nf the best and most exoitlng
games of basebsll ever played here the
Albauy R'imblers went down to defcit
at the baud of Hampton Bros' team
yesterday afternoon at Bangs' Park,
by a score of 6 to 4,
A large arnwd was In attendance at
hegnmei.nd made plenty of noise.
Tbe baud was also there and played
several pieces before the game com
menced. Tbe work ol Doth teams was good,
although several costly errors were
made. Hayes, Eugene'a pltoher, ap"
peared In better form than at any pre
vious game this yenr, and tbe visitor
made only a few aafe hit off him.
Albany's pltober, threw good ball
umll the lHt two Innings wbeu be
went to pleoea, and Eugene suoceded
In miking f ur run", winning tbe
game. Following Is Hie score by In
nings: Hampton Bros 0 0 2000022-8
Albany Ramblers 1 0 0 0 0 S 0 0 04
Umpire Deaoon Davia, Eugene.
Boorer I,ee W Henry, Cottage
Grove.
BRUNO JURV DRAWN.
Tbe regular June term of the La le
co'iuty circuit court convened this
forenoon at the courthouse, Judge
J W Hamilton presiding. Sheriff
Wltbera and Clerk Lee were on band
to perform their respective dalles. 1
Tbe following Jurors were excused
from duty: F W Osburn, Ferd Tracer,
Sherman Heller, J 8 Luckey, Geo
Gordon.
Elmer Roberts was appointed oourt
bailiff and J M Howe graud jury bailiff
A GRAND JURY DRAWN.
A grand jury, the first one for several
term, was drawn as follows: E P
Redford, James Hteveon, Geo MoLean,
H J Htreeter, H O Veatob, Samuel
Bobrlmpr, Henry Gates. E P Redford
was appointed foreman. After being
Instructed and charged by tbe oourt
tic grand Jury retired for oonsldera
atlon. Tbe grand jury brought In a true bill
against Chris Sayers, obarged with lar
oeny. BPECIL VENIRE.
Tbe following jurors were sum
moned by Sheriff Withers by epeoial
venire: Volney Hemenway, George
Norrls, Shelton Jenkins, CM Young,
George Houok.
CASKS DISPOSED OF.
Following were the onsee disposed of
up to press time this afternoon :
23 Peter Bobuttler et al, vs W W
Harquam; to recover money. Follow
ing Jury drawn: Green Zumwalt, 0 V
Miller, Jaoob Huff, J W Wykoft, E R
Mummey, P Pavls, A M Richardson,
M L Hendricks, E J Crow, Clias Cur
rie,L Lemons, J C Nib' lunn. Verdiot
for defendants.
28 Day & Henderson, vs B J Owens ;
to reoover money. Followlug jury
drawn: U M Young, Geo Houok, A W
Haskell, J H Currin, L E Sorivner,
Geo Norn's, Sbelton Jenkins, Frank
Booker, John Goldxon, Fred Yttes,
Volnet Hemenwav, S E Lauder. On
trial.
8-D B Conrad vb J W and Nettle
Mo' onnellj confirmation. Confirmed.
7 Henry Rust et al, vs B F Alley et
al; confirmation. Confirmed.
48 OreKOii & Southeastern Railroad
Co, vs Benjamin Hall; to assess dama
ges Continued.
47 Oregon & Southeastern ttallroad
Co vs W W flaw ley ai d Carrie Haw
ley; to assess tlauiBies. Contllmed.
48 Oregon A Southeastern Kill road
Co vs Joseph WloKs and wf; to assess
damage. Continued.
Slate of Oregon vs Chris Sayem, lar
ceny. Arraigned and pleaded guilty.
Sentenced to 80 days In jail.
State of Oregon vs Bert Nunn, lar
oeny. Grand jury reported not a true
bill.
Hkr Injiirika Serious. Mr
Arthur Sloan, meutlon of whose injury
In a runaway at Goshen wa
made In Saturday' Guard, I now
oon fined to tier bed at the home of J M
Sloan. Slie wa quite setlously Injured
about the head and shoulders.
Ax Billy's
...DEPARTMENT STORE
Eugene, Oregon, May 26th, 1902.
21 lbs pure Cane Sugar. $1.00
100 lb-Sk. pure Cane Sugar $4.65
TWO CESTSFOR. DROP IETTESS.
Free mall delivery is u to be a
real thing lu the city of Eugeue. By
July 1, if everything goes well, Ibt
oarriers will leave your letters, ynur
papers and your packages at your door.
All the fix ures for tne aysieui u
arrived and will soon be put in forc .
Sixteen mail b am will ne luoitea m
d.Berent parts of the city for the beBl
accomodation of tbe public I'tie ouy
thing tbat oan delay the establishment
of ihe system will be tbe delay of the
postoftloe departnnut al Washington
on oasaing on tbe examination papers
of the anpiioauts who looK tue oiv.i
eervloe test at the .High School a week
agoSaturday. The results will prohably
Oe known in a few days.
Tne two makiug the best records
will be selected by the department as
regular carriers. Atbird will be chosen
as a substitute in case one of tbe regu-
l.rB Is ill or as an assistant during bo
Idays or busy periods. Tbe regular
otrriers will receive $60U a 1 ear for the
first year. Tbe substitute will tie paid
at the same rate for tbe time be 1 ac
tlvtly employed.
WILL KEEP roSTOFKICE BOXES.
It is believed tbat most of tbe busi
ness men of tbe oity will keep their
boxes at the poHiflice iu order to get
their mail immediately after train time,
All who do not live near the postcBlue
will probably surrender the boxes.
H believed that all empty boxes thus
made will be eeoured by people living
In toe country. At present the de
maud ounnot be accommodated as all
bexes are in use. Tbe receipts of tbe
office from this source will therefore
remain tbe same. Country people are
anxious to secure boxet-, and more
can be accommodated after July 1.
TWO CENTS FOB DROP LETTERS.
Under the rules for free delivery
offices all letters mailed to persons
getting mail at tbls office must bear
two cent stamps. Drop letters, invlta
tiouH, business circilir, eio, can no
longer be sent with oue cent. The
newspapers will also have to pay an
advauced rate on all papers mailed to
patrons cf the free delivery office.
m
Something nice and
new in SKIRTS
have always been a st,, ,.
with us.andthere "g!in6
more so than ever this season
The Essentials
ARE ALL THERE. '
Nobby Styles, Reliable Materials
Perfect Fitting, Mod.erate Pric ,
P. FRANK & SON
34, 36 and 38 E Ninth St. '
THE SOCIAL REALM.
Court House Sen
DROWNED.
h. H. Glgot Loses His Life Near
Wendling.
Annthsr drowning accident occurred in Mill
creek abov Wendling Saturday evening.
h, 11. Qlgut, who was employod by the
Booth-Kelly Lumber Oo., In one of their log
ging camps on the oreek, while croBtdnp on a
footlog Just after quitting time, beoame dizzy
and fell off Into tbe water, which was at that
time at a flood stage, a jam of Ion being
floated dawn.
He wai carried down stream by the swift
water anil drowned before assistance could
reach him. Hii body was recovered an
hour later about a half mile below where he
feU In.
Glgot was aged 21 year j and came here not
long ago from Oreenfleld, Wis,, where his
parenta reside, He has a brother In the
employ of the Booth Klly Co.
It was at 6rst Intended to ship the remains
to Wisconsin for burial, and they were em
balmed for that purpose, but the brother
6nally decided to bury them here.
Boats Bicycling A. party from the
Uoole Sim mine in the Blue Klver
mlnlug district arrived here at 8:15
o'oioek Saturday evening from Blue
River, having left there at 2 o'clook
Saturday afternoon. As much of the
distance is through the in mtitain the
ooverlng of 42 miles in a Utile more
than six hours Is very good tlni,
Extras for every old mower or binder.
Get them early at I'hamNrs Hard-war.
Good Baie.- Kobt (Jam "ell has sold
his homestead ranch near Foley
Springs to three Grand Ripids, Mlcb,
men for $2:X)0. Mr Campbell reserves
the olearlug of five sores where his
cabin Is built The Sue body of tim
ber ou the laud sola ii.
Down on Colombia. Dr. O. H. Chapman,
former president of the State University, has
a long letter in Sunday's OregooUn on "Mor
ality n Schools.' The letter is dated at
Woodland, Washington, a village of about
two hundred population fifty miles down the
river from Portland.
The Women's Republican Patriotic
League met Saturday afternoon at tbe
hospitable borne of Mrs Alex Cocker-
line and were royally entertained.
Tbe committee ou plans for the
"Best ttoune" to be built In tbe oity
park reported progress Jo tbelr work.
It was decided that tbe annual plc
nlo should be beld about the Fourth,
tbe place and tbe exact time to be set
tled at tbe next meeting.
Tbe literary program consisted of
clnt readlnes bv Mrs C 8 Frank, sub
ject, "Clara Barton," and by Mrs G N
Frazer, "The Age of Invention."
Meutlon was made of our school elec
tion, and tbe nomination of a mother
for school director met with unani
mous approval.
Trm hostess served a nice lunoneon,
assisted by Miss Winnie Cockerllne and
Mesdauiee ticarbrough aud Kays. Mrs
R iVurhorn and Mrs Vlrsrinia Watson,
of Portland, were hub ts of the league.
The next meeting will be held on
June 28 with Burs Bladdeo at ber river
side i lice.
. .
Tbe senior class of tbe U O left In
otrrvalls this morning for their annual
piunloou tbe MoKeuzle. No doubt
they are enjoying themselves to tbe
fullest exient.
A eooial dauoe U announced for
Thumlay eveiitUR, June 19, at tbe
armory.
A New Fibm, -Alex Cocker line, for many
years ialenman in 8. H. Friendly's dry goods
store, and Frank K, Wetherbee, who was
similarly employed in J. H. McClung a store,
will form a partnership and open up a first
class dry goods and clothing Btoie in the new
McClu g block now In course of erection.
Mr, McClung, who has been in business here
for many years, has announced his intention
of retiring from businemi permanently.
Mortgage
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Uood stationery gives People a
Good Impression."
SHE STATION
ERY you use
conveys a message
as much as what you
write there. We can
tell you what is ap
propriate for your
use. You can direct
your selection so that
you may have tho
best for your money.
Box Papers,
Bulk Papers,
Monogramed or
Plain Envelopes
to Match.
RKMEMBER as w. carrr no
stock on hand wo can make our price
sjCfptionalljr low for such good quality
of paper. We have samples ef ererv
description.
P. R. Jaoney J
IF WEI ED lain PTil.,.J' m
i
I
I
"A good impression counts lots
these days.
SPECIAL SALE
on wrapper:
. . . THIS WEEK . . .
Every wrapper in the house
greatly reduced in pi ice.
See window for prices.
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FR.Ei.BLY.
Kobt and Marv A r..
FarroiveTacresfntp? ft,""!
J T and Frankiey,
Farrow 93 seres In tpl "
Wm aud EMjitwth ir ,
tineMDrtou et al 4)
Rrtbecna A ami Kohtv. e...,.
Constantine Mort.,11 et
tpia er26e,$2000,
Lawrenoe B Oibsontn r
Morton ot al 150.50 sores lutpi,,,.
911' u.
U 8 to Wm Kin. 161
. - n c " " -"""I
a 1 u e iisiem,
U 8 to Hsrah Paul 160 sim i..
s r 5 e patent.
HG McKinley 10 SH
wit nee lull acres seo 31 i0 1.,,
11040.
H PreBlon to H Q MrKiiV
aores in seo 32 tp 16 srlefl.
Racine buggies stand the at
bard service. Chambere Birtro
them.
Motor Cycles. An agent for a Portland
bicycle house waB in Eugene yesterday wnh
two blcvcle gasoline motors which attracted a
great Heal of attention 01 the streets, about
aamuch as Ax Billy's locomobile did when it
first arrived. The agent sold one of the motors
to Chas. Craurill, of Medford, who is making
the trip home, over 200 miles, with it.
I have moved my
to new quarters, mzi
floor, four doors west !
postoffice, where 1 ij
better equipped ItJ
ever for first-class j;l i
printing.
W C Yom
PRINTER.
Phone Red 571.
You Can Get
A Solid oak sideboard lor JI4.00, Jlo.00 asU"
Extension table lor $4.00
Dining chain, cane seat, 73 cents.
Nurie Rocker lor $'.50.
Top Mattress tor J2.00.
Spring Mattress lor $1.50.
See our new line of China
Closets and Buffets.
DAY & HENDERSON,
ARMORY BLOCK.
lami MMeaJaEss
F UNEEDA
SIGN-
See WHITING about it.
and almost everybody
in town DOES
He CAN'T TALK Ml'fH
v... i.riv MAKE S1W3
Work is right. Prices are ''irtit. . , , (lfj
No 504 Willamette St over Farrow & Co s Keai u
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 conies by yo
HAMMOND & CHKSHIKE-
Bonboniere Bakery.
. ... S. b
B -end. pies, cjkes. cookies, in fact every tliina kept "'j u.iou'lt
kent eoiitaiitlv rat katul l ,,.,..!. .n,l lunch e.is. 1,1 V its:
tmtting up lunch, s lor picnickers and travtl-r. 1 ' tr Frt
frill's ai.d ctuars. Wr dpliver twos in our on wag' u
my tree 1 1 charge. Don t forget the place.
Holden Building, No 640 Willamette .
n ka-.j.
Phone Red 654, DUNN D ,