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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Uuardi BREVITIES. WEDNESDAY - - JUNE 18 For Cigars JULIUS GOLDSMITH. IJMI Tilukoit, Hi Kill III. WEATHER. Flr tonight and Thursday, fair. Beals. mm. Sootoh oooklea Bonbonlere. Peed and grooerie al Whlte'i. C 8 Farrow & Co Are Inaoranoe, Dr Lowe ooulo-optlolan Eunene, Home made dongbnat Bonbonlere. Orertoas for wall paper and palnta 0 B Farrow Implements and maebU J O Watta.-gnduat optician, En- sjame. Hot or eold lanobee Jon abort notloe nonooniere. Horeen doori and wlndowa at Longb miner a jeter'i. A. landslide In prloes of pbotograpblo wors at ine weiaer Btadlo. Dollar dozen for cabinet photoe at the Welder Btndlo for a ahort time only. When VOn hear alnlcrhlwlla Innlrnnl for the ftonbonler Bakery wagon. uuuu pie, oaaee, eto. Three dOBSD etamn nhntna fnr n at the Welder Studio, corner Beyentb and wmamette. p 40 eeoondhand baggiei, carta and wagone. Many (rood and some no kuuu. rnoes very low. Chambers Hardware. 0 8 Farrow notary publlo. Horse aboea that anvbodv can nail "u at unamoers hardware Dr Lowe tbe ontlaiam will hn In hi. pibos or ouameu till Saturday night. Bee hives and auDDllea. Chambers Hardware A new floor wll. be built in Pminn fc Hales' harness sbop. Tbe ol I one was lorn out today. The Euffena Roan A C.h llinff a ZOUO.DOnnd nrrier fnp bun fnr tbe Hurlburt-Nlcklin Mercantile Coat Junction ADartVofUlah orlltnra ara In tha Northwest viewing thla annarlnr country. Tbey will pass through Eu gene inumaay nlgbt forHan Franolseo, A man in Albany who urmI in knn Tracey, tbe oonvlot muiderer, declares For a fact that he Is a nenhew of th famous Pat Crowe, who Is wanted east rar an Kinds or murderers.: MoQuire's loflirinir hntiaA nn Klnfh street bas been opened to tbe publlo. First olasa aooommodatlona In cvArv respect. Newly furnished throuuh. uui. ror rooms enquire at tbe res taurant direetly across the street If VOa Can not BO torlavfir tnmnrrnw - , go uay arter tomorrow, to Morrow for your DlUmblnv. tin. ahaat Irnn anri oopper work. We do good work. Our prices are reasonable, Fbone Bed 178, Letters for the follnwlnff nnranna r. main dead In tbe uvena noatnffliui; Miss Uraoe Bellinger, F E Brown, Henry uarmon, Jasper Henry, John Horn. J M Miller. Rev Auiruat Rohra. aer, oars j u Teale H O Whitlnar. the alirn nalnrar withdraws bis ad nntil about Ang 16 wnen be will be bank, ihni no all thn latest Fall and Winter at vies of bIu-d work for tbe occupant of tbe new uuiiainga now in process of construe MUD DIVORCE DAY, Many Couples Hade Free by tbe Circuit Court. Ia Memorlam. Big Induce ments Tinware and Kitchen Utensils. . ..... -Each Metalllo flour aleves 9 Water dippers 9o . rxmpmrameni, large H dlanlrlnraa Uunnul n Dairy pane, 1 quart....'."!!!'.!!!."'.','..'.'."!! 4o ' a " 4 " 9i " 6 9, 8 12 10 " J4 Ootise pots No 12!!!!!!!!!!.'!!!!!!!!!!!"!!! no Oovered buoketa, 1 quart 9 DrlnklDK buds 9 Oollanders 12b uiiuuhtu measures 7o Oovered sauoe pans 9o Oovered sauoe pan 19o jjeiiey oirainere. 12n iva sleepers M Foot bath tubs, large Oovered dust pans , Vooovsred dust pans Uox graters Wash basin gc ah p sauoe pans Vo Lip sauoe pan 140 Lip sauoe pan M lBn Ts oannlstera o0 vaihw canisters, n Frying pans 9 Come Jast to See. Hundreds of other articles at Just as low Prices. GREAT AMERICAN IMPORTING TEA CO. 30 Eait 9th Street, EUGENE. Phone, Main 50-1, Eugene. 9n . 48o , 14o , 9o 2o Sydney BylvesterBtenhenadledathis borne In Notl vallev. I. ana mnnlv Oregon, Baturday June 14, 1902, after a lingering illness or oanoer of tbe wmaon, ageu 7U years and 16 days. Mr Stephens was born two miles be low Hornellsvll le, New York, May 29, 1836. He was tbe son of Benjamin Stephens who died In 1836. Hla grandfather, Elijah Stephens, was one of the first settlors In Canlsteo valley. In August, 1855, he came west to Oaoeola. Stark eountv. Illinois, and after a month's resldenoe went to Minnesota and worked on tbe govern ment land survev. .Returned in Illi nois In 18S8. Was there married to Mary J Bturtevant May 26, 1857, who preoeded him nine years ago. In January 1805 Mr Htenhena and family left Illinois for Oregon, inklnc the Isthmus route. Tbey arrived at Portland then up the river by boat to Corvallls Marob 1, 1866. He settled In tbe Notl valley fifteen muss westerly from Eusena in 1RA7 and made that bis borne until dentb, with tbe exception of eight months in isvo wnen ue reamed in Eugene. Was Elected a county oommlasloner In 1882 uu servea ine men term or two years He was tbe father of nine niiililran tlx boys and three girls. Three boys sua one girl died nearly together nineteen veara aaro rrnm a midm ivm. of typhoid fever. Those surviving are, juaepn u ana unuron A Htepbene on tbe old borne Dltae. Clark MHmnhnn. Eugene, Mrs Loretta M cGutoheon of uimira, and Mrs Luoy Witbrow Heunen, Columbia ooun.y. Canvassing. Al Hamnton and W M Rensbaw were annoluted aa a nnm- mlltee at the street fair meeting last uitrut Wltn nower to annnlnt thru oiner memnera ror tne purpoee of oan- VaSSlnsT for funda With whlnh tn narrt, on the fair. Tbev annnlntari w w Ullatrap, Ueo T Hall, Jr, and Geo I.H I n.i riauer. ine committee started out this afternoon and bas met with a hlnh degree of suooeas. New Mi at Market. Brodnra Bros, who formerly oonduoted the meat meraei in tne Young block which Is now owned by Frank Good pasture, have ensaared the east rr.nm of tbe new Sohnelder block ami will open a new market there when tbe ouiiding is oompleled. T Burg will oooupy the west room with hla variety atore. Mrs Samurl Nelson and dausbter ar. rived on tbe early morn log train today rrom Ubloago on a vialt to bar parents, Mrand Mm 8 P Hlarlden. esaao juar at port. 10 Olf Erlcksun vs Lena Erliittmn aivrroe. uontlnued. 27-FC8bsrkevetal vs C Ffianrll anl et al; Injunotion. Heferred to oourt reporrer to take testimony 32 Bertha M Roher nWB Rnhar. aivoroe. ueoree and ouatody of minor cnua. S5-S M Smith vs W H Hmlthr hi. voroe. Decree of dlvorae. 88 Catbreen Uamobell vs J E Cmn. bell; divorce. Deoree of divorce. 87 Amanda Strong vs O E Strong; divorce. Deoree and custody of child. 88 Paullue Slefert va John fllofert. divoroe. Default. Decree and custody of minor children. 11 B Franols Bussell vs Ellzhih M Rueaell; divoroe. Taken under ad. visement. 88 Carrie L Hlltablddle. v n.viH A Hlltablddle; divoroe. Deoree of dl voroe. 84-Iaaao Carson et al. va Maud Olover et al : Dartltlon. Deoree. 41-GeorgeL QrlgBby vs AlminaD urigsDy; divorce. Divoroe granted 8 W H Hayes vs John Hawklnson and M F Henderson ; report of referee. Argued and submitted. 11 Franola B Russell, vs Elizabeth at Hussell; divoroe. Deoree. 19 Anna Pobl. vs John Pohl. ril voroe. Referred to 0 - Hardy to take testimony. Decree. 23-Peter Bohuttler et al, vs W W usrquam: to reoover monev. Mntlnn for new trial, allowed. 28 Obas Brunean et. al va (lltv nf uottage drove et al ; Injunstloo. Mo tion denied. Demurrer overruled. 29 Thomas Allen and R J Hhar. wood va City of Oottaare Grova itiln. wjunouon. Motion denial. Demur rer overruled. 81 Qeome L Grlmbv va Almlna n Grlgsby; divorce. Decree. GRAND J DRY'S RBPOBT. The grand lurv todav marln lt fln.i report and waa discharged. The re port leas follows: Tothb How J W Hamilton, Judo: We tbe grand Jury of tbe June. A D, 1902, term of the oiroult oourt for Lane oounty, Oregon, In our float re port say, That we have carefully innulri-rt into all oriinee coming to our knowledge committed and triable In tbe above entitled oourt and after hearing tbe tesllmony have rennrtoM upon the same aooordlnir to our beat judgment. That we have examined the oountv building aud the offloas of the dlflnr. eut county offlnlala. That we havn t. amlned tbe county reoords aud find tne earns u-a ly kep , That all Ihecouuty ofBoerg are onm. petent, oourtentia, efficient aud obi g lug. Having oonifleted our labors we aak to tie dlnbargerl. Dated at E ig n.-. Line oiunty, O e gou, tlila 18. u dty of June, A D, 1902, (Signed) EP Bedford, foreman. H 0 Vealoh, Q N McLean, H J Htreeler, jasABtevena, a N 8ohrlmpf, Henry Galea. DISTRICT CONVENTION, of Woodcraft ia Session in Eogene Today. A Tib Votb -The friends of the blnuoi path toward Elmlra and those of the river road past Bangs' nark hava okan a great Interest In the Creaoent blnvma path and both being energetic workers uave nad tbe good fortune to tin nn tbe number of votes oast. On Hat,... day afternoon at Chambers' Hardware tney will eaob select a renreanniaM. aud oast lots for oholoe. MAHRIKD-L A Hounk. of Gnrvatlla and MIbs Alios Horton, of Juootlon, were married at the Oathollo nhurnh thli lliornlug at 8 o'olook. Father Beu'gcn perrrmlng the ceremony, ine nappy ooui le weut to Portland "n the afternoon train, and later will make their borne at Gold Hill, Jack- eon ooiintv. The bridegroom la a brother ol George Houok of Eugene. Niw Mail Contract. We are In. formed that a Mr Lewis, of Hnrln. field, has been awarded theoontraot mr carrying tne mails between Euirena and Hprlugdeld lor 300 per year. Lester Sou formerly held the onn. tra.'t, but threw it up. iw omens metro. Thn fliMrnnr ni.uuiitlfin nf llm Wn. men of Woodcraft met lu Odd Fel lows' ball this morniug In annual eailou. Thla diatrinf nnmnrlana T.ariA. f.inn. Bentou, Llnoolo. Douglas. Josephine, Jaoksoo, C'ooe, Kiauiatli aud Lake Oountiea. About 40 delearatea out side of Laoe county are in attoudance MORNINO SESSION. At the morulng aexdion the follow ing new district officers were elcoteJ Guardian lira Bertha Parker, of Albany. Clerk U re Kate Cavender, of BrOWDHTIll Attendant Mra Uuibacb, of Lake county. Inner Sentinel Mm E H Otev. of Koseburg. Outer Sentinel Mrs V B L ng, of Ashland, C011UITTKK3 Credentials-Mra Arnold, .Ira Ver non. Mrs Nioholi. Good of tbe Order Miss Johnson, Mrs M L Campbell, virs Van Duyn DELEGATES Tbe following delegates were en" roneo tms morning: Toledo Mrs A T PetersoD, Mrs R A Arnold. Mrs Hawklus. Oakland Mra J VI Dtardoiff. Mra JL b, Vernon. Coburg Mrs Tillman. Mrs Withers Mrs Van Duyn. Youoalla E O Thomnwn. WaltervilU Eunice Brooks. Jamea A Brooks. Medford Mrs Horaos Mann. Mrs VV Walt. Albany Mra Bertha Parker. Mrs MoCliiu, Mlas Montgomery. pnedd Mrs Jayne, Mrs Pugb. Buena Vista Mra L Johnson. Mra iseiie Baldwin. Jasper Mra Hemson, Miss Walker, Harriaburg Miss Hsndee. Dma Hall. Aanlaud Mrs Long, Mrs Hicke. Dusty Mra Waggouer. Corvallia Mra W A Buchanan. Mra A M Wicks, Mra C L Starr. Brownsville Mrs Kate Cavender. SprlugUeld-Mra R G Van Valzah. Junotlou (J E Nichols. Raaeburg Mrs Emma Fioklo. Mra W J Reulro, Mra E H Oiey. ttiuaies .rliks Riddle. Drain Mrs Drain, Mrs Perkins. iarMhfleld-Mrs LIzh'b Kute Lundo, Myrtle Poiut-Mrs Mabel A RibertB CoqullleUlty-Mra Ora X Maury. AFTERNOON SKSSION. The convention nmt mmin . o'olook this aft.ruoim. Thn of delegates lo the graud Indue nri.lnh meets at Clippie Creek in August was vu imvn inwu attemttd to, but it was too late to get a report foi this eveii- ug s paper. A reception will be given me visiting ueiegatea tonight. BIG NEW SAWMILL To Be Erected ai Springfield By the Booth-Kellj Co. Of IMMENSE CPCII. SoMlal to tha Quant. RpRiNdKiELD. June 18 For tbe past two or three days, tbe Booth Kelly Lumber Co has bad surveyors at work locating a site for a large new sawmill attbla lice. Tne new mill will be located jnat south of the S P depot, aud will have a capacity greater tban tbe Wendling mill which Is 150,000 feet every 10 hour?. Tbe new r.ne will probably have a capacity ol 200,000 feet. It ia atated that the mill will be rushed to completion. The old mill here is now sawing out limbers for the new plant. 1 The erection of tbla mill nvaus tbat there Is now no doubt of the railroad bridge aud oouneoting branoh being built this year. President Kellv and Manager R.inth of the Booth-Kelly Co, are both nut i f tbs olty today, and tbe above could not be verified, but it 1b certain that the mill will be bail'. In our inter view with Mr Bwth at the time thn compauy purchased the Military wavon road irrant nf nvnr 1 linn thin aoree, he stated tbal oue or more large mills will be erec.ed soou and this Is one of them. Tbe article In today's Issue taken from a Taooma lumber paper also makes tbe statement that tnecompant will ereot a large m il at opnngnell immediately. e.. .. . neinSKlHT3aa(i SKIRT; have always boon . -oreSothaQevertl; The Essentials ARE ALL THERE Nobby Styles, Reliable Mater,, Perfect FitttaJSgj eratePn5l P. FRANK & SON 34, 36 and 38 E Ninth St. CHANCELLOR STRONG. Will Be Inaugurated at Kansas University With Great Eclat Tbe rneeuts of the Unlvernlly nf Eaneaa, durlne commencement week made preliminary arrangements for tbe Inaugural ezerolaes Installing tbe new obanoellor. Dr Frank Htrono. Thn (Zeroises will oocur late in October or early in November, end great prepara tions are being made for the event. Tbey announce: "The boara expeotB to make tblslan anair of state importance, and we hope to nave with us the governor and ststt, the Btate offloers and the nromlnnnt school men of the state, and euoh other prominent dozens' as we can Induce to come, wetnir ft we can easily have an audience of flye to six thousand." REGENTS' MEETING. Ax Billy's ...DEPARTMENT STORE Prof. Lllley Dismissed Professor Dearborn's Salary Raised. At the annual inentniv ,.i i . of regents of the Uulverslty of Oregou yesterday afternoon, but lew matter "Kgeu ,e ,tteuuu 0f tbe 00(ird Tbe moat Important matter attended to was Ibo dismissal of Prof Oeo Lllley professor of matbematlos. The reason for thla aotlou Is not learned. Oue o tbe regents when a.bai .. . .mo ichiiu re fused toaay auythlug. Prof Lllley bas held the chair of uiainematloa s uoh 1BQ7 u . . was lurui. erly presldetit otthe Washington agri oultural oollege and before comlug to Eugene was prlnolpal of oue uf Port land'a puhlio school. Another matter attended to was the raising of the sal, ry of Prof R H Dear born, of the mecbauloal department, .a.,.UWiufiM'ju per yen r, iteparts wera rt .n, n j . I he resignation, of tho-e prolessor, """ r.0ently resigned were accepted When you buy a Crescent bicycle you know vnu am a I a. . ..i.,.. v . "any in 'ar You can depend n a Crescent. --..m at i ham hers Hriware Extra, for every old mower or binder. Get them early at Chambers Hard- ware. "Good Stationery glvti People i muoq impression. 31HE STATION- r ERY you use conveys a message as mucn as wiiat you write mere. VVe can tell you what is an- propriate for your use. You can direct yourselectionsothat you may have the Dest lor your money. Box Papers, Bulk Papers, Monogramed or Plain Envelopes f to Match. lir.A KM Ik'U ,. . our iiri'w M. R. Janney JEWELER AND STATIONER. "A good impression counts lots these days." Hotel Arrivals. HOFFMtN. W L Arcbainbeau, Portland Mra D E Vernon, Oakland, Or Mrs J W DeardofJ, OasUntt, Or t Levens, Portland A HAndrew, Peoria, 111 Ira Mullory, Orauts Fssa Cbas Hilton M 0 Athey, Portland C A Dolpb, Portland C B Bellinger, Portland Wm Smith Baker City P R Ualiegber, H P A A Cleveland, Astoria N H Withee, La Crosse, Wis E J Arnold, PortUnd J U Uoodale, Jr, Halem Dr EE Cable, McMlnnvllle Chas Thomas, Portland W C Cook, MoMiunville R ti Bean, 8a em Simon Judah, N Y A M Hememan, 6 F W B Oray, rit Paul H E Oray, 8t Paul W O B at tie, Wrantle, Alaska Frank Drake, Portland L A Vandenbeig & wf, Portland' Qeo B Malres, Philadelphia Mrs Deady, Portland John P Jones, Portland L Camp, 8 F EHOENB. H L Main, Waltervllle Lorin Uarmlug, Jasper, Minn Rudolph Petermanu, Jasper, Minn John R Rentro, Foil Creek Jus Harrider and wf, N Y Fred MoLeod, UP Badle Whitney, Aberdeen Wash. O A Wblteuuore, Portland T M Wood, Portland Mrs W J Renfro, Roseburg Mrs M Flofelin, Roseburg . Mrs E H Oiey, R.mehurg. Milla M Riddle Riddles Mrs Ahoe wioks, Corvallls Mrs W A Buchanan, Corvaltia Mamie Montgomery, Albany Mm W A McClaln, Albany Bertha T Parker, Albany Mr.- C J Howard Albany Mrs A T Petersoi;, Toledo Mra 8 A Williams, Harrisburg Mrs J B Brum well, Harrisburg Mrs R A Jayue, 8lidd Mrs Elsie Pugh, Hhedd Mrs Belle Baldwin, Buena Vista Ellen Johnson, ' " Nettie I Hiudee, A a Matteson, Fall Creek Joe Rigg-, Halsey J H Howland, Hahey W 8 Owen, Halsey To Property holder, y ordlnwce""4 notified (!,.. " "0"lll: !., m-'ved from the ' , jurat to your uisu or every klnrt -a ten day, ,rom (hi, d7', As the stale tI meets here on Jn. .. " i-firriinrr The Imperial. Cottage Grove. Or. Flrat nl ...uui ouxoo reet, well equipped. Sates $1.00 and $2.00 iwr dav. For Rent. Eiirht rnnm.H i K 'd repair, with sewer connootlon.and barn, on North Pearl atreor. T,,i.o nf Mra. I L. Campbell. ',r ,dV". e desire K should have.n..... 1111 'ed,h,.JUDrr7 l1'Iii City andKeatbj Cooiir, r Jait, I offer for iuln at . i . Und 2 J unites outhwt ol J.j-. SerSA nf riama Aa...l. . . ! V. acre. 2 mile, west ol ZmaZ cl".etotheoorpor4t.li1,it.o1i 16 acrea of nice bottom land 3j bi Kugene on river road. I aluo offer for le Ing lou at reeidence, Peirl ui Anyone dt.iring eoch prepotj tfj BuaCar Wanttd. A good woman cmt. unit. neat a.id envine. for im.iw Good wages and stead; Hfaii riglit party. Apply or Hh, venanrne, Ashland, Oreir.n Racine busies stand It its h hard service. Chambers Hitlnat. tuem. HOITT'S5CHOOl? lilrrouudiiiKD, perfect tilmle, ute'lu: cnl training for their bon, will Audi w.miuiuviuh lull uieiainiiuu Ha. Park, ishu Mmeo Couiilj.Cl.. ounu ior illustrated couloiae. Twelttb year !au!ni Au unl.lh. lB.ioHoin.fhO.b I have moved ray to new quarters, pod floor, four doors ret i postoftice, where I c better equipped tss ever for first-class job printing. W C Yorao, PRINTER. Phone Red 571. You Can Get A Solid oak sideboard lor JI4.00, $10.00 ud M Extension table for $4.00 Oinln) chairs, una seat, 75 ctnti. Nurse Rocker 'or $1.50. Top Mattren lor $2.00. Spring Mattress ior $1.50. See our new line of China Closets and Buffets. DAY & HENDERSON. ARMORY BLOCK- Ill Eugene, Oregon, May 26th, 1902. 21 lbs pure Cane Sugar, $1.00 100 lb-Sk. pure Cane Sugar $4.65 Cial FOU 10 DAYS jaleon Wash 43c Silks For our Crystal Cord Waih Hilkg. Just the I proper thing for Summer Waists. Seo window display. S. II. FRI ENDLY. e make seven different kinds of bread, akes, pies and cookies of all kinds. Everything first class, fetop the bread wagon marked The CACHOU when it comes by you HAMMOND & CHESIIIKE. Bonboniere Bakery. city free . I m,. 7" "lehver irrwia tn onr own wie'n U cj Pjn oar. Dim t forgei the Uce, Holden Building, No 640 Willamette . Phone Rod 654, DUNN BR