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Daily Eugene 'Guard 3A3 STtfU' For Cigars JULIUS GOLDSMITH; BJSRD Telephone, No Mala 191. ' BREVITIES." WEATHER. ToDlcbt nd Ssturdsy psrtly oloudy; cooler tonight; probtbly ooolerBstur. toy. Wallabiu. mviTiit. Hootch oookle Bonbonlere. Feed nd grooerlet at White'!. U B Furow A Co Are Insursnoe. Or Lowe ooulo-optloln Eujene. Home made donghnuU Bonbonlere. Orertont for will pper and palnu V a Fmtow Implement and machi nery. J O Wfttts.fftraduat optician, Eo ii,ene. Dollar down for cabinet photos at tbe Welder Btodlo for a ehort time only. Hot or eold lunohee Jon short notloe Bonbonlere. A landslide In prloee of photog raphlo work at tbe Welder Btndlo. Horeen door and window at Lough miller Peter's. Tbcee dosen (tamp photo for SSo at the Welder Btndlo, corner Beventh and Willamette. When yon bear lelgbbelli, lookout for the Bonbonlere Bakery wagon. Uood pie, oakea, eto. MoQulre'i lodging house on Ninth ttreet ba been opened to the publlo First olae aooommodatlen In erery respect. Newly fornlehed through ont. For roome enquire at the ree taurant directly aorots the itreet. Big Tinware and Kitchen Utensils. Eaob Hetalllo flonr sieves 0 Water dippers , 9o Moup strainers, large. 14' OueDidorM.Upanned 9 Dairy pane, 1 quart 4o " J ' 4 " 4 " 9i 6 8 ' 12c ' 10 " 14o Coffee not No 11 9 Co flee pot No 12 14c Oovered buokeU, 1 quart 9n Drinking eup , So Oollander 12o Graduated meaaure.,, 7o (lowed ssuoe pan . 9o Covered aauoe pan 100 Jelley Btralnera Ho Tea iteeper , , 8n Foot bath tubs, large 4Sc Covered duet pan 14o Unoovered duet pan , 9o Box grater 2o Waeh basins 9o Iilp auo pan 9 lilp aauoe pans.,,..,., , 14o lilp aauoe pan , 19o Tea oannlatera 9o Coftee oantetera 9o Frying pan 9o Gome Jast to See. Hundreds of other articles at Just as low Prices. GREAT AMERICAN IMPORTING TEA CO. 30 Eut 9Ui Street, EUOENE. C B Farrow notary publlo, i m Fly eoreen door and window 11U any opening.'' Chamber Bardwaie. A ebotoero6m' flat' wlfh all' oon venlenoea tor' rent. ' F L Chahbim. The big piste glass 'for W 'Bl , JPre-' ton' store frouf arrived tbl niorn- ,D'" 1 -i.j' ! -i.ir thi u m.ri .-. i '.A big plcnlo will, ba given at Thurs ton tomorrow by tb grange of that plaoe. . ... ,., ,, . , ,. . Uet a washing machine and save your wife's strength. Chambers1 Hard ware ba them. .-,, i.- Al Church," f Portland, and foroe of men are installing the heating plant' In tbe Hotel Eugene.' 1 " Cottage Grove' will" celebrate the Foutttj. of July. Committee have been appointed for tbe allalr and a rousing time I ezpeoted. J Bobool eleotlon at Ooshen resulted as follow: Horace Hampton director for 8 year and L W E liott director 'or 2 years; W L Wheeler, olerk. When you buy a Cresoent blojole you know you are always ready to it art. ,'oa can depend un a Crescent. Hee them at Chamber Hardware. Tbe alumni and senior olaase of the Monmouth Normal eohool have lent telegram to Presldent-eleot Ressler of this olty pledging him their loyalty and inpport. If you can not go today or tomorrow, go day after tomorrow, to Morrow for your plumbing;, tin, aheet Iron and copper work. We do good work. Our nrloee ara reasonable. Phone Bed 473. Bee hlvee and supplies. Chambers Hardware, Engene officer are on the outlook or two hobos who Mole a valise from Geo H Grave, a traveling salesman, at Riddle yesterday morning, Tbe hobo took a f 12 toilet oaae, a mlleag btok, a oamera and a linen duster. Geo Whltsett, of Prinevllle, formerly of Cottage Grove, arrived bare tbe other day oomlcg by the Bantlam route. He leavea for borne Monday by tbe MoKenzle road. He I of tbe opinion that there will be no difficulty In orouing tbe mountain on tbatroad a thl kind of weather melts the snowdrifts very rapidly. Experienced bicycle repair man now at Chambers' Hardware. Five special trains of Mystlo Bhrlners oassed Eugene this week enroute to their home from the meeting In Ban Franclsoo. First Mdlnah Temple of Chicago, In six ooaohes, went through Al Korn Temple of Cleveland, In aeven ooaohes, pawed through later. The Baflalo Bhrlners passed through on Tuesday and on Wednesday the Lulu Temple of Philadelphia, aepolal train oaaae. : i . . Four Oaks Mews. Speolal to tb Quid. Fodb Oaks, June 18 The plcnlo Friday was a success. The eobooU house was beautifully deoorated and tbe exercises were good, especially the muslo. The zither muslo by May Bailey was very sweet. The table was loaded with all mauner ot good things Lemonade was free as water and there were fourteen gallons of Ice oream ''Before tbe day was done It was all gone." Will Mathews, our energetlo olerk, has rustled up money and added to basket social fund and there la enough now to paint our eohool bouse. Agnes Bteveneon goes to Salem this week to visit her uncle, E P lieOor. oaek. Gu Smith I tired of batohlng and hope bl wife will roon oome home, He Is having lot of fun riding bis new bike though. Mr Matthews who ha been quite 111 I alls to be around again. Joe Watson I building an addition to bl house. Charley Peterln ba nine men at work on his fine new barn. Donald Stevenson ba gone to spend vacation with bis unoleon tbe Bluslaw. Marrikd. The marriage of Ml Florence Van Buien to Frank Blanton was solemnised at tbe residence of Mr and Mr J W Kay at 744 Willamette street last evening at 9 o'olook, Rev M F Horn officiating. Tbe Interior of the bouse waa very nlosly deoorated for tb occasion. The wedding was attended by a few friends aud relatives of the contracting parties aud was a very pleasant aOalr. They will reside In a dsw ootlage out on South W Harnett. PERSONAL, B F Finn Is down from Gate Creek. D J Goier la down from tbe Bohe mia mine. I'i Mr Clare Eou went to Turner this afteroooM, "' Prof and Mrs Young went'tri Port land tlii. a tnuooy,,, 1 1 ,, ., .,, t Miss Hrli"Phy 'returned ; to- be borne at Union today. - . ii : i . . i Rv J V ,'J uiit aud family went to furrier this afternoon. Prof and Mr Young were passenger to Portland this afternoon. W H Johnson, '02, left last night for Jacksonville, bis home. Mies Liola Benders returned home to Harrlsburg this afternoon. Geo A Houok has none to Gold Hill, Jaokson county, on business. W W Hainea left this afternoon on a business trip up tbeSanliam. "Dr J a 8 Dale went to Turner today to attend the Christian convention. Miss Charity Aokeny left this after noon for ber borne In Walla Walla. Walter Whittlesey and Cole Stanton went to Roseburg on tbe 2:08 train. WG Allen, the oannery man, went to Salem on business this afternoon. E N Blytbe and his sister Mies Clara left on tbe 1;42 train for Hood River Miss Gusele Holmee, student, re turned to ber home at Asturia today Mra W 0 Yoran and .little daughter returned this afternoon from Palouse, Wash. W M Rensbaw and E U Hughes went to Portlsnd on thl morning' train. Mies Elizabeth Kelley left for her borne at Oregon city on tbe afternoon train. Miss Bertha Templeton and Mr Fred Templelon '99 returned to Halsey this afternoon. E E Henderson, assistant postmaster, I taking hi annual vacation up tbe Middle Fork. Mra and Mr P Comegys went to Turner today to attend the big camp meeting there. Mr and Mrs Will Ford ot Notl Valley, have been visiting In tbe oity the last few day. Carl MoOlaln, student, left for Juno- tlou City where be will be employed during tbe summer. O N MoArtbur '01 returned borne to Portland after ataandlug commence ment at the University. Mra W B MoKlnney and Miss Myers went to Turner today to at tend tbe camp meeting. MIeses Etha and Esiella Redmond and Cbas A Redmond returned to Mo Minnvllle tble afternoon. Mrs R B Houston, of Rosebarg, is visiting ber parents, Mr and Mrs E J McClanahan, In Eugeur. Miss Hilda Plammer, who has been vUltlug her sister Graoe daring com menoenienl,left for Ashland last nluht. Mr E J Rrneler aud oblldren re turned this afternoon from an ex tend. visit at Woodland, California. Rev and Mrs B F Rowland returned tbls afternoon from Astoria where they have beeu recuperating for several weeks. Dr 8 Hemrnway arrived yesterday from Klamath Indian reservation oo a visit to relatWis and many old time filendp. Mr and Mrs Geo T Hall leave In tbe morning for an outing of aeveral weeks at tbelr pleasant MoKenzle Bridge aummer home. Miss Belle Keeney and Mlsa 'l'lbbets, who have been attending the Mon mouth normal eohool, arrived home thlB afternoon. Hon A 8 Hammond, aooompanied by his daughters Miss Bessie and Miss Delpha, returned home to Medford on the afternoon train. Miss Nina Wllklns went to Ashland this afternoon to attend tbe convention of tbe Christian Endervor Assool ttlon to be held In thtt plaoe during tbe week. Mr Butterwnrtb, Mis Amelia Relslerand Miss Elizabeth Haoheny returned home to Portland tbls after noon after attending commencement at tbeUulvertlty. E V Bteveus, a successful farmer of Caatlewood, South Dakota, arrived here yesterday or a visit to bis sister, Mrs F B Bellman. He will remain here for some time to look over tbe oouutry, The following etudent left for their respeotve homes In Portland tbls Ax Billy's ...DEPARTMENT STORE Eugene, Oregon, May 26th, 1902. 21 lbs pure Cane Sugar, $1.00 lOOlb-Sk. pure Cane Sugar $4.65 afternoon Ml Lulu Holmes, Mr Gra , I.etK-l Jackway, Fannie Barbor, Bert Bradley ; Measrs F J Zulgler and Rtf Qhv. Olho Roberts and Marlou Calloway returned laet Dlght from the upper Mo- Kdz where ihey vM e1 Otno s hoiuealead near Blue River. Tbey left two men there melting ImproTeuients on the plaoe, ..W J McElroy returned last night from rialem wli. re he went to Interest the state fair boaid In securing the Fourth KcgliuHut b.nd frr the fair this fell, but uo action iu the matter will be taken for some time yet. Mr G W Tucker arrived on lb afternoon train today from ber home at Moaoow, Idaho, on a viait to her daughter, Mrs Geo Biddle. MrsTucker will be remembered by old-tluie Eu gene people as Mrs Noah Woodn. Mrs Tucker's eyesight has failed ber uutll he I uearly blind. Miss Luella Clay Caraoo, of tne Htate University, will eail from New York tomorrow. She will spend two mouths in Scotland and England, after which she expects to go to Paris for a short visit. Bbe will return about riepten. ber 15 to resume her duties as professor ofrbetorloaud English literature. UNITY ITEMS. Messrs Bootb and Pengra Inspect ing Timber Along Military Road. Special to Guard. Fall Cbkkk, June 18. R A Booth of tbe Booth-Kelly Lumber Co, and B J Feugra passed here yesterday enroute across the mountains by way of tbe Military wagon road up tbe Middle Fork. Their business is to luspeot the limber oo tbe road grant. A W Gilbert, of Eugene, was iu IuIb vicinity last week ou a logging propo. sltlon. R V Edwsrds visited Eugene this week on business. Mrs Eliza Warner is quite ill from appendioitie. John Kieelnger, the poetmashr at Fall Creek, I getting along uioely with theemallpox, or Manila itch The annual sobool meeting ooourred Monday according to pievlous notice. J R Holhrook was elected dlreotor aud H A carter clerk Arrival Extraordinary. Prof Harrisou, tbe world's most cele brated palmlet and clairvoyaul, has ar rived In Eugene, aud is now located at 642 Willamette street, over tbe Bon tionlere restaurant, parlirs 1 and 2. While here the prolesaor oan be oon suited ou all theattxirs of life. Pro fessor Harrison is tbe only graduate of the oooult oo leges of India and France, now in this country, and he is reoog nlzed by the prea and publio as the grea' est master of the soieuoe of palm istry the world has ever produced. He guarantees to revetl every Incident In your life, tills J( U who, where and when you will marry, just what you are fitted for, how to obtain (he money you are in need of, eto. If your busl uese is unsuccessful, or if you are In trouble of any kind you should see this gifted medium at once. He has helped, thousands ou the road to success and heoauaud will help yuu. Utefeels reasonable aud Iu tbe reach of all, OOloe hours 10 a m to 8 p m. Lady In attendance. Panore so Krransed that you meet no rtrangera. As a test be will tell you your full name without asklug you a question. If you do not believe this call and be oonvinoed. Watch for tbe professor's aa tumor row Iu this paper. .. BASEBALL A Game This Afternoon Hamp tons Go To Grants Pass. u.n.o.r Al Hamilton of Hampton Bros' basebsll baa arranged a game .in, ih.r)innt. Pass team to be played thereon July 6ib for a puree ol 1260. It Is said that Urania raa uo -good team but not so good as the one that defeated tue Eugene Ramblers la-it year. Tbe HainitJn team has another game scheduled on the Fourth ol July, io be olaved with tbe Junction team at tbe celebration at that pine-. Tbe game to have been played at Cottsge Grove Sunday between Hamp ton Bros and Cottage Grove has beeu called oil on account ol tne niueee oi some of the latter team's players. A game between the Fideliansof thl f.itwand the Riverviews of Junotion is being ( Nyed thin afternoou at Kin- caid Field. Tbe game oegau aooui u'clocii. Hotel Arrival HI)FF1IN. Mrs A D Leroy Cottage Grove Mis H E Uuuerwood Cotage Grove C E Prabman, Chioago Andrew Senders, Harrisriurg F C Matteson, Capitan, N M Charles Tempbton, Portland Hopkins Jenkins, " V J Nelson, " C A Ray, " H G Young & wf, " J J Tbarien, ' " F B Mallory, " W I, Marshall, " Dr E O Smith, Chas Rlngler, " M W Matuiersoo, "' E D Baker, J B Hills, Jasper S R Snnneland, Coburg Geo Ousting, Chicago Cbas Crum, Chicago Cbas Cellarun, S F A Crawford, Dulutb, Minn EUGENE. Frank Davis, Portland 0 W Butler, Independence A Bays, Portland C H Baker, Waltervllle O V Larimer, Lowell Mrs J B Lewis, Cottage Grove. J Custis, Franklin M Martin, Helena O O Wagner, Portland A J Singer, Portland B F Kane, Florence C J Barhite, PortUnd Floyd M Tuttle, Portland! Wm Fanning, Portld H 0 Mahan. Junotion Something nice . new in uu '-'vjius SKIRTg with us, and they aro 0 mnrA fin f non . as seas on. The Essentials ARE ALL THKltfc. Nobby Styles, Reliable Materials Perfect Fitting, Moderate Pric P. FRANK & SON 34, 36 and 38 E Ninth St. ' Boswell Springs. DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON. Tlieaa Sprlrm are recommended tr the leading physlclani-ior Hum.. C.urrh.btomacn, muihjj aim uver irouuie. ixicaud r.n Southern V. ,J" "sliaita Kouto," from Ban Kranoinoo to Portland 10 rnllw noutli ..7 i-.T..'1: lUlij open tor the reception of gut'iti. Porcelain Katu Tubi. Fouim V.! 1 telephone on the premise. Krom 110.UU per week up, tucluuln : Dti,.pri;,T """Mi trout ol the Hotel. "luilidJ ONC GALLON OF THCSC WATERS CONTAINS: Which Prkoinci?- Lebanon Orl terlou: It was reported that tuere was a certain product In Lane uouutv where tbe Judges of eleotlon found a seotlon In the primary election law whloh requires eaoh voter to deolare his politics before he le given a ticket Tbe Judge thought thla applied to a general eleotlon aud required severe voters to make known their polltlo 1 oenet oerore tbe error waa discovered Hohsb Bonnets. The latest thing ounsaoonnet for borses. Hampton Bros have distributed quite a number among the horses about town.aud they look quite becoming with them on. Tbey are Just the thing for this warm weather. In the East where horsea die from tbe beat wet snonirea an nut Iu tbe tops of the oon nets thus keeping ui uorsee' neaua cool. LosT.-On toad between Eugene and Elmira a gray eton Jaoket and two itraw ba'. Finder please leave at the Guard offloe, The Imperial. Cottage Grove, Or. Flrjt olftuB.riample room 80x60 feet, well isqulppetl. Ratee i.MJ and ta.ou per dav. Found. A pair of 'ladiei. ejeglassee on Tenth street. Call al th GiiAHn oiiloe for Information as to tame. Machine ml that'e gone. Chambers Hardware. Potaiislnm Chloride Potassium Ilromlde PotaHiium Iodide Bjdium Chloride m. Kr 67 gr .63 gT 211 gr, 'MB Magnesium Chloride Calcium Chloride Calcium r.rh.. '"""or luioruutlon tddiaT CAPT. BEN D. BOSWELL, Bo.wdl Spring COURTHOUSE NOTES. Two Marriage Licenses and the Usual Grist of Deeds. Sent From Lvnr tlltarln. u. the oonvlot reoenil, lureed 0 J? penitentiary, and mtoUioiJL, being Implicated u, the p.T' rifles tnTraceyanil Merrill ... " up Tor two andrne hairyesrabjj" ' Hamilton from Lane cotini. .,7 watoh Croner arrested Monte wbli, was endeavoring to effect sn through Prank Dunn's back itoai, ab..ut 1:30 o'olook in the momli. i had a 44 calibre revolver wbitik, been burglarized from a Midfortra Htore, in bis possession trhfDmg He was a hard citizen when bm,ai It is not probable that bli tiftm, in tne pen eueoied an; reforming "The Store With a Policy." Arc You Right? You can be sure of your minutes if you present yourself with one of our accurate and reliable time keepers.' Beautiful Cases, standard movements various styles for very moderate prices. A good watch no longer a luxury but a necessity these days. W. 5. jauney JEWELER. 9lh it opposite Hoffman House. Mortgage $100 00 Batisfaotlon ot mortgage 300 00 Mortgage 1000 (10 Chattel mortgage 600 00 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. John and Louisa Stewart to T ii and Martha Hendricks 16.46 acres in Ellas Utewart's ad to Eugene, $2000. Emma B and James VV Dyer to T E EdwaidB 79.59 aores In tp 18 s r 2 w. $1800. A 0 Woodcock to J F and Ida L Kelly 800 acres in tp 17 s r 3 e, $S73. Wm and Cora E Weatltereon to So phia Jane Kaue lot 2 blk 3 Flak's ad to Ulentena, $125. WE aud Dolly Warren to Bopbia Jane Kane lot 1 blk 8 Fisk's ad to (Jlentena, $100. Q W Long to the O & C B H Co 2.44 ires In Cottage Giove, $1. Edwin Hobson toTbaddeusG Potter 160 acres io tp 27 s r 1 r, $670. L A and Mary Kani.fl to I lira E Kanofl 135 sores In tp 17 s r 1 w, $500. U B to Wm H Kauoir 135 acres in tp 17 a r 1 w,' patent. Bimou and Viola Drury to Geo W Humphrey et al, direotors of eohool distriot No 132, 2.11 aores in Lane ojuuty, $1.00. Bilas and Arnbell Leonard t.o Ar mltba Abeeu 3.39 aores in tp 18 s r 3 w, $400. PROBATE COURT. Matter of guardianship of Joel B Ware, a minor, Wm KeDsbaw ap pointed tiuardian. Estate of Burrel Seals, deceased , Mary Seals administratrix files inven tory showing value of ptopitrty to be $246.60. UABBIAOI LICENSES. I F Blanton and Florence V Van Buren. J S Blanton witness. Benjimin F Keeney and Charity Alice Taliafero, N L Taliafero witnees "The Policy to Ssrve You Best." Special Sale on Wash Silks FOR 10 DAYS 43c For our CrystalJCord Wash Silks, proper thing for Summer Waists. See window display. J S. H. FRIENDLY. Just the Coming. Markiaok The marriage of Ben F Keeney and Mist Charity A Taliafero will be solemnized at the home of the bride's parents at Natron Sunday at 11 :30 o'olook. For RENT.-Eight roomed im, good repair, with aewerconDectloti.s barn, on North Pearl street. lit ot Mrs. I. L. CampMl. New Today. wanted.-a giii mdipn; housework. Apply i m la Oeo O Yoran.Lintobitwtum 7th end 8th. HOITT'S SCHOOL, j Parent s desiring home inflnenert, bar.1:' Biirroun (linns, perfect elimHe, artful .re vision, iind Itioroutrh meotil. mCn taiv i ctil irainiiig for their bnj). will find til': requiruineMH fully meUtHoltt'iKbooU l'rli,.Sun Msteo t'ountj.Cii. Seud for illiiBtrated cotalone, Twelfth year begins AaeDitLnb. fitAO Hoin.PhO.Prx: I have moved my oSct to new quarters, grouci floor, four doors west ot postoffice, where I o better equipped lie ever for first-class ji printing. W C Yoran PRINTER. Phone Red 571. You Can Get "A Solid oik sideboard lor JU.00, Sl. Extension Uble for S4.00 Dlnlnj chslrs, cine stst, 75 cents. Nurse Rocker lor $1.50. Top Msttress lor $2.00. Sprinj Mittreinor $1.50, Mlf See our new line of China Closets and Buffets. DAY & HENDERSON. ARMORY BLOCK- We make seven different kinds of bread. Cakes, pies and cookies of all kinds Everything first class. Stop the bread wagon marked The C ACHOU when it comes by you HAMMOND & CHESHIRE- Bonboniere Bakery. lWsd, iiet, rlce. cookies, in fsct svery tliinir k'P' ", f . k'l't cim-Untlyon lin.l. Lunches sod luni-h .-! "1"' ' jcrr jitittin np lunches tor picnickers smi tisTcl"- ' oc! ',,,,' rt""" funis . d cinrt. We deliver swkU in our on nad 'O ' lJ dtV IfU ,1 1 . 1L. . , . 1 Holder. Building, No 640 Willamette . Phone Red 554, DUNN BR0
