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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard BREVITIES. PERSONAL I A SMOOTH STBAJiGEB. Somnti,: MONDAY - - JUNB 23 For Cigars JULIUS GOLDSMITH. a HHP Telephone. o Main 191. WEATHER. ToDleht and Tuesday showers; oool m lonight. Buu, IlIVITIIt. rJootoh oooklM Bonbonlere. Feed and groceries at White's. U 8 Farrow A Co lira Insurance, Dr Lowe ooulo-optloleo Eugene. . Horn made donghnute Bonbonlere. Overtone for wall paper and paint 0 1) Farrow Implement and machi nery. J O Watte, "graduate optlolan, En tine. Dollar doaen for cabinet pho toe at the Welder Studio for a abort time only. Hot or sold lunohes on abort notice lloobODlere. A landeltde In prloea of photographlo turn rreioer eiuaio. Horeen doore and wlndowa at Lough miner x reter'a. Three doxen elamp photoe for SSo at the Welder Btudlo, corner Seventh and m inameite. Oat a washing maohlne and ear your wire s strength. Chambers' Herd ware naa mem. When yon bear slelghbells, lookout for tbe Bonbonlere Bakery wagon, vrooa piee, oaies, eto. MoGulre'e lodging house on Nlntb .rW nae oeen opened to tbe publlo First olaea aooommodatlona In ever; -peo.. newly rarnlshed through' oat. For rooma enquire at tbe re wiurant nirectiy aoroa tbe street Great Discount Sale,,. COME JUST TO SEE Cryatal dataware. FANCY DESIGNS. ButtarDUhMMoMtiaaoh. Bngar Bowls 9 oacU aaoh Cream Pltohsr. 8 osnta aaoh Hiwod Holder. J oanU aaoh li toll n. 8 p In ta IV cut. nob S"7 ??, V P1," art 80 oaot. aaoh Brrv Vljh, S inch, Ko 15 cnt. aaoh riukia Dliha. 0 onu each 14 oMiUaaoh Tab j Tnmblara, Medium DoenUraoh " .. .. gWoataeeoh EofieTodt oantaaaoh Thin Blown Glaaaware. Table Tanblara 29 oanU a eat I! 5ll4oenUa aet rT.nb...teL.i:rta-, 1 errr I)U 34 cent. aaoh Cak. Stand. 84 oonta aaoh Ju.UrDIh24ouTSl Huaar Bowie 19 osnta mob iWtohwMo.nt.eaoh i.y.1,I',ho.i1t.d1 OU Bottle. 14 osnta oh KoMBowlaUoeaUaaoh - - -wt-a, GREAT AMERICAN IMPORTING 30Eut9lh Street, EUOENS. nons eiAin i0, 0 8 farrow notary public Flyaoreen doore and wlndowa flu any opening. Chambers Hardwaie. A marriage lloenee waa issued today to Adolpbus Plllett and Jennie White. A oboloe 6 room flat wlib all con- venleooee for rent F L C'baiibehs Experienced blovcls ranalr min now at Chambers' Hardware. Bee blves and auppliea. Chambers Hardware. When von buv a immni hinsnia you know you are alwaya ready to mart. You can depend un a Creeoent. Bee them at Chamber) Hardware. E B Keater. from Olomnla W..I, . -j r , ' 1 baa opened a watch rnmtlr ihnn in vu B MoKennev's sroeervatora. Ha vlil obtain more convenient quarter aa uon aa possioie. If yOU Oan not BO today nr tnmnrmB go day after tomorrow, to Morrow for your plumbing, tin. sheet irnn anri oopper work. We do good work. Our price are reaaonab Ie. Phone Rari 473. On July 1 the documentary stamp law become Dull and void. It Inaugurated at tbe beginning of the cpamsD-Amerioan war, and bae at- loraea an immense aouroe of mimu to tbe government. Mre W M Morrow waa tak-an . m auddenly about 1 o'olook this afternoon bile In her husband's plumbing shop. Or L W Brown waa nulled and ad ministered to the lady, and she was taken home In a carrlrge. N B Alley, who has the nnntranr. fa. tbe ereotlon of E I rimltb'e fine new resldenoeat Eaat Ninth and Hlls.rri streets, this morning started bl men to work on tbe grading tor tbe base ment. The bouse will oost In tbe neighborhood of 14,000. Uspt W 8 Moon todav rMlvt a latter from M P Mngensen, who with bla brother, were In tbe employ of tbt noom-n,eiiy uo at Weodllng and who wereoalled to Weeolno-water. Nnh. nn aooount of tbe Illness of their father, etatlog tbat be died June 15th. Tbe carriage team o PL hiokb nuie spin on their own account last evenins out on Want rWanth street; Mr Chambers waa unhltoblng the horse., when tbey beoame fright ened and ran away, breaklug the tongue of the carriage, but doing no otner aamaae to speak of. Recorder Dorrls is OUt in Ilia hamn .ummer suit, tie baa a etory oon neced therewith. Liaat anmmv h. worried along in heavy olotbee until the hot eeaaon was well along, then bouKhttbla bemo suit. H , one day tbat night it frosted. This season he take time by tbe forelock. Saturday's Albany Dnmnnri vu nr Halnaa. of Eunenr. went nn tn th. Front this morDlns after bark. i. now obliged to get bla bark up the oantiam, or considerable of It. Al bany onaocountof the ral1rn.il. mn. nlngout of It ia a particularly floe iiiww iur a tannery, noin for securing bark and bides. Howard W Rowland Writ AH rha OUAKD from Seat tie that dound oountry Is booming. He writes tnai mere is quite a oniony of Eugene people there: the Medium hoc nu and Hattle Walton, Daisy Loomls, Annaurain, Thomas P Keeney, Geo VI Miller. Frank Wllklna at,d nth.r. whom he may not recall to mind. Mlts Marie Ware is visiting in Portland. Rev J T Merrill ie attending the U B conference tt Irving, W E Brown went to Salem tbls afternoon on buelneea. Dirwin Brlatow came down from Cottage drove yeseerday. Mack D.vn, of Prlnevllle is, here on a yihii, bn-ivlLg Saturday. Little Alu otid Vera Eaatham went toBalem on a yUlt Sunday. Bert Meserve, class '01, U O, arrived up from Portland yesterday. Mrs W H Kay returned this after noon irom a visit at Monroe. Mra M J Rabb returned this after noon from a visit in Portland. Judge Cbas A Wlntermeier returned this afternoon from Portland. Prof E D Ressler returned this after noon from a short trip to Monmouth, Ed Wiles, wire and child returned tbls afternoon from a visit at Albany. Attorney H W Thampson left tbls iwruooB ror uaecsae Liocks on busi ness. Mies Grace Plckard. who h. bppn visiting in Eugene, returned yesterday uj foruena. Rev F E Bllllnirton want ner today to attend the Christian .t.ta convention. Mrs W D Kay, of Monroe, who has been visiting ber son, W H Kay, re turned home today. Little Flora Patterson, daughter of Mrs Jobn Kelly, went to Y.mili.. rt. yesterday on a visit. Mlas Alice Clayton, trimmer for Mlsa ESalizman, milliner, returned home to Portland yesterday. Worked W. U. Vanduyn at Qo burg for Change on a Worth less Check. W M VanHnvn inn Cnhura njer- cbant, la out ttiiry eevuu di ltura in oaeb sod eeveral dollars ot njttrcuau- dlite ou a woritileg. oueck, and a 1 cbrnuh a very un ity euuenie tbat would caton the ui -I cauiloue man It bajiptned ou May 3U.li, a atranger driving Into tbe little aawmlll town iu a bUBfrv. Hnnut the team Into the livery stable, then talked lumber to tbe mill salesman. Country stores Beep oben late, and as Mr Vanduvn wan getting ready lo clwe bis plsoe about uiubo'ciock in tne evening the stran ger made his apearauoe. proreealuK eatiraotion at flodiDg a pluoe open where he oould make some neceaeury purchases whil. on tbe road borne. Then he got a dollar's worth of nails, a washboard, pair it ladles' shoes aud a few Biuill article?, In all to Ibe amount of $4.95. He then produced a obeci on the Farmers' and Merobaute' Bank of Juuoilou City for tblrty-ieven dollars, signed by G W Over too. a substantial farmer living sixteen miles below Co- ourg, ror paymeut, profession to have no other money. Mr VatidUj U thought nothing waa wroug, and eeeiLjj the oheok was Indorsed with the uumo ol W S Cookwell, in which name it won drawn asked bim If tbat was bis na me to wbioh he responded In tbe aftlrnia tlve. He then paid bim tbe balauoe ol $32 05. In the course of business the oheok was presented to tbe Junotlon City bank, whieh Informed Mr Viiuin.. tbat Mr Overton bad noaccount there and tbat the oheok was nrnhahlu MANY LAND SALES. Lane County Enjoying Aa Era of Unprecedented Prosperity. ThM fiti't that Lane a tlllltv In el I v- log an era of unprecedented prosperity is evidenced by ibe Immt-u-R auinui I of business being done li lliefouii j clerk's omoe. Clerk Lee iurnrmt the (Juakd tin' the number of inatrum-nta now ! lng recorded in bis oflliw eueti duv are more than double what tin y wire two years ago and an, fa-c Increaslnir. Meat of thee inatrumen's a e deeds to lands iu Lane county, and the purobasesra, majority of whom are new oomers, are paying cash fur them. Mr Iiee i-sys that during tbe month of May just past more Instruments were reoorded than any other month In the history of tbe olllce. and i his is uiunlly considered to be a dull time or tne year. Mr Lea savs the present force In the office Is inadequate to bundle tbe buei- nesi properly, as tbey are sev-ia weeki behind in the work, and tl ev put in many hours overtime besides. SATURDAY SIGHT'S FIRE. Residence ol J. C. Small Badly Damaged. Two fires tor one dsy was Saturday's reoora. following tbe burnltiir of Mrs rjnyder's barn at noon Saturday. n a arm was turned In from the wear end of town at 7:30 o'olooR In the pyenino- Tbe firemen found tbe blaze to hn In the reeldenot of J C Small at West Sixth and Washington streets. the Ore bad caught In tbe roof of the Kitonen, and buue volumes of smoke BOHEMIA RAILROAD TERMINAL, We herewith present a oictura of t,h f.A yard of the Cottage Grove and Bohemia railroad lookingeast. Ten miles of tue niaa nave Deen com pleted and ten miles more Ml 1 m - . wui do completed by the middle of July. A loco motive recently pur chased from thfl Onrvnllia & Eastern railroad is now on the new track and is used to haul construction supplies. The work is progressing rapidly. &?V': , r---v ',' ' " ,- 1 : . '. ' ; . . i ... A. F. and A. U. Meeting. Stated meeting of Eua-ana T.ndn N 111. A V and A M. Tueml.y .nln. June 4. St Johns Day. J aa F Robinson, Beoy. Th Rain. Thl I please tbe farmer, as the ground was geiiing dry and baked, hindering tbe wuni irom aeveioping a It should. I To those who bave hay out. hoWAvar It I will oauee some unea.lnaaa iritw. I long. There I not much bay out yet, except in a raw localities. 8 M Douglas ha about 60 ton ofoloverout. 40 Moond-hand and anma n gooa. rnoe very low. I'hambere Hardware. New Today. SHEEP FOR SALE. Macan ea inorougbbrad Llnooln sheep, 4 we ana duokb ror sale. Rtlsed by Duddlng. England, and P.iruw Canada. Owned by J H Beoklfy.' ror prtne, eto, enquire B L Bogarl, Eugene, Or, Will Rapsou, who organized Vernon Co, Uolform Rank, K ofP, of this city, was here today. Albert Applegte, aooompanled by Mrs Fred Applgale, ofYonoalla, re turned borne yesterday. Mrs Rosooe Brvson arrived hum day from Pendleton on a visit with ber relatives aud many friends, Geo Oliver came down yesterday from Cottage Grove, where he Is lu the eoipi y ot Law ton A Jenkins. County Commissioner H D Edwrads went to Cotlaga Grove this afternoon to look alter some bridges In that vicinity. j Mr and Mrs 8 A Herring, of Port land after a visit with lin Heiring's aunt, Mrs (i M Young, returned home tnts autrnoon. Prlnevllle Review, June 21 1 JO Poludexterand wife, and PR Pnin. dexter started up the Deschutes last Tuesday ror timber. J M Eddy went to Harrlsburg this arternoon to look after the contract for tbe erection of the new hotel there, wnion wa reoently awarded him, Miss Olive Bledsoe, of Ban Franolsoo, arrived here this afternoon to spend tbe summer vacation visiting at tbe nnme ol ner aunt, Mra H I) Wagnon Mrs M E Jones and grtnd-daughter, Miss Vivian Jones, of North Vaklma, Waul), who bave been v altlnir rata. Uvea here, went lo 0 itlage Grove to aay. - . ,. . Bernard Spencer, who graduated at ine u u last year aud who baa been teaehlug In the Baker City high school, arrived here Saturday night, probably t upend the summer. W T MuQIain and Rev Man H Wal lace of Eugene; Mrs F D Wheeler and Miss Neva Perkins, of Cottage Grove, were given by the Ashland Town Talk as delegates to C E convention who ar rived there Friday, L --ri ?&-.Jzz forgery. Mr Overton OU b.'llltf lnfhrmu. of the existence of the paper bearing his name disclaimed having signed The forger was smooth shaven, light oompleoted, rather spare-bullt and was ue atly dreteed In a dark PhoAaT anil and blaok derby hat. He drove a bay team to a buggy. As be left the town I ne ooogbt gallon of vhi.k.. tbe saloon with Mr Vanduyn'., m nnti na no rr,n a . v nun U UUlflflr ninrmaHn., hjhi ue would dive ten miles yet to. DEALT WITH INSURGENTS Allegations Hade Against . Former Lane County Boy. Manila TlmeB. Maw s ion, hm.. "i - wan iu. wm,u.u urerains, accused of em bezz.jment by mausg r Hllb -rt of tbe Paolllo Oriental Trading i-i.. began Thursday mornina hfr- i..j..' ohm- : 7" " wu.iu, niiuruHD i arrl 1 1 - . .... uulana judge Kinoaid for the prosecution. Mr Rosenthal, of the POT rw luy was ins oh ef wltna.. . Mr Rosenthal audited Parkin-" ...,.' at Calamba after the letter's oautean uau oeen oio ed and the (took ooufls oated by tbe military antlinrltia that station, on aomnnt ni n, kn.. tUat Perkins had been furnishing the Insurgents of Laguna and Cavite with arms aud ammunition, W. R C, The fiuirana ur... , i "iubij a ta- llef Corps met at Frank'. n-n day evening, the regular session. M.ss Was admitted to the oorps. A new ore, iwr-...,,.. , .. stleoted to fill the offlje during the a" "' aoiaeo. Ad.llne Miller read a .election and Mr v., recited -How B.rtle and I K lied a "far, wniCO OHUSHll nn.lH....u, mirth. Tbls nomilr nii,. , . . " " n a ,.ii,vfi,ir oonoitni Ax Billy's ...DEPARTMENT STORE... were pouring from nearly every part of u wnen tne Are companies reached there. Everything upstairs was burned, but mu lurnirura ho n ....... . Ti, a .iv, i he nre was soon Tiin.ij --.."suincu uui, not before a loss of several hundred dollars -.emaneo. Tbe house and contents were Insured In the Continental oom. Pny, M L Campbell & Co loal agents. It is not known how the fire started. Found. a Dalr nf urti.i , on Tenth street. Calfaitb, .r miormation as to eame, have always bepn n 'vithu.,,,-;,', ; The Essentials AUK ALT, TIIKItU Nobby Styles, Reliable MatPr,., Perfect Fittinfa. P. FRANK & SON 34, 36 and 38 E Ninth St. 1 Boswell Springs. DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON. These SDTlnel are recommended hv th- is.i . Currh.8tomacb. Kidney and Liver trouble. 'ES'-'Wttstu..,,, dh..ta Koute." from ban Krauolsao to Hon land S f n"" Souifim open lor tho reoeptlon ol guetia. Porcelain Bati Tubi l?0""' teleptione on the premise. From I10.U0 Dor r, . . ' . tt,toffiB "." I rk Ixout ol the Uotel. " "in inclmlioj b,1 K:S . TlR CONTAIN,; "KOeilllK Chlorld. U o um Chloride " t Potassiam Chloride fotasslum uromldo Polaslum loillde Bjdium Uhlorlde 646. gr .57 gr .63 gr 211 gr. For the Foun.. The Southern f-fc. nouneethesaleo,' """ 01 be Fourth of j,.. ' Palmistry, Clalryoyance. Prof Harrison, the world's moat i-lo. brated palmist aud clairvoyant, ha. ar rived In Eugene, and is now located o Willamette street, over the Bnn-i . " 06 used J bonlere restaurant, parlors 1 and 2 th' d fir" for " round u. where he can be consulted on all the I '""r cel '8 Pt milmnn. .i to and Irom station, In 01? Willbenn..!-.!,.,..., tbeeih. I Celebrations will bsbrfi,,,!,, Important Poim8. furnish all detail Wpli' WE tin, General Piwop, F0RRENT.-Eihtv,. good repair, with barn, on North Pearl iirw. v of Mre. I. L. Campbell. 1 "'- 'Dont Ruin Your Ems Willi Priflw au. ni v I MMMvlf M w l aflairs of lire. Pro! Harrison guaran tees to reveal every Incident of vour life, tells you who, where and when you willniuirv : lual what you urn hum fitted for and how to obtain tbe money you are lu need of, eto. The happiness or your future life may depend upon the right solution and proper advice. Tbe professor makes no mlxrakn anrl all his predictions are true and may be relied upon. You mav wiun m inn. if it ia advisable to make a change lo busiueBH, iu love or iu marriage, ahull i aucoted in my undertaking w hnn shall I obtain niv hones, mv wither? onaii i ever become wealthy? Can trust my friends? Have I entmieh? When Khali I marry? How ofieu shall Imam? Shell I evtr na iilvnrrun9 iloes another Bhare the lova that riuht fully btl oug lo me? If so who? Should a invesi my monej ? Iu what should I in vest I Is my disease curable? Prof UarrUon tells you all these things aud a KreaL manv mnm l-l I.. tl . . ao c,di icaUJ to assist those niili .itihIi n.r,u.i find a quick and sure investment. He B a professional medium nr mane years standing, and Is reoogulzad the uriu over as tne greatest ai.Hr. nH prophet the world bae ever produced. He does not claim to do impossible lumgs SU0U as locating lost trnaanrna gold mines, etc, but he does claim to be able through his wonderful gift of uiairvoyanoe and bis knowledge of paimiBiry to read your life and give jrou such artvioe as will put you on the No matter what your trouble Is. he cau aud will help you, and ir yru are v uc.jjvu aner a viBit ue will positive y refaBe to accept a fee. Exeryoue Is IIIVltj.l1 tl. .1.. 1 1 .LI. If. j -l wu luis guteu medium and test for themselves. Hie fee ie .... uaiiio ana witnin reach of all. All business ntnnr.ii, nniiflHa..,i.. parli rs are so arranged tbat you meet III! Btranirura I i.. ... i j-ujt iu Btteuuanoe. Utnce hours frnm in a m i.. & ....... dyll am to 4 p m. Palmistry and Hypnotism taught. Med umlstio per- -OI1S devpln.,pri A a a ..... .. y 1 . T' ' iron I If yg I EV(1 uiff he will tell your full nnme. over Bon bonier Res taurent. I Machine oil that's gw. HOITT'5 SCHOOL Parents doslring homt surrann dings, perfect cllav-"S TlHlnti. ami tli.......i . r. . " cul training for their In;!, till at;' r.I.iifuiueiHii mny neti Holil'imii . i. ii .unieo 1,011171, HI, Send for IllustraledcnuJome. Iwelfth vear hi.atn in.11,1 i,h III 5 Horn, PhD,; I I have moved my o'i to new quarters, pod floor, four doors west i postoflice, where I c better equipped lie ever for first-claa jtJ printing. W C Yoran, PRINTER. Phone Red 571. Cheap glasses and badly luted frames cause head ache and premature loss of sight. Let us test your eyes and fit you K1 Wir of flakes that will keep your eyes young. J M R JANNEY Eugene, Oregon, May 26Ui, 190i 'v. 21 lbs pure Cane Sugar, $1.00 100 lb-Sk. pure Cane Sugar $4.65 Special Sale on Wash Silks For our Crystal Cord Wash Silks. JUst the proper thing for Summer Waists. 6 Seo window display. S. H. FRIENDLY. Vou Can Get A Solid oak ildeboird lor JU-OO, Jlo.Muf' Exteniion table for J4.00 Dining chalrt, cane teat, 73 ccnti. Nunc Rocker lor 51.50. Top Maltrui lor $2.00. Spring Mattreuior JI.50. See our new Closets and Buffets. line of China DAY & HENDERSON, ARMORY BLOCK- We make seven different kinds of bread, akes, pies and cookies of all kinds. Everything first class, btop the bread wagon marked The CACHOU when it comes by you HAMMOND & CHESHIRE. Bonboniere Bakery. t'numir tin .....i. . iiiwmu mncn r",-. - , iimiii ..a nana. I.t frui..:.T Uml''r Pira'ck-r. (r.,,.; c'ly fre 0( .hlZ. ,V I''""- ff" m our un ' "irijel ine io kucr ln ! Nolden Building, No 640 Willamette .