Daily Eugene guard., June 24, 1902, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
TUESDAY - - JUNE 24
For
Cigars
JULIUS GOLDSMITH.
G lint) TllBBhonl. i Biinl
BREVITIES.
WEATHER.
Tonight and Wednesday partly
oloady, with probably oooaalonal
showers.
Bbaia
siivitiis.
ttootoh cookies Bonbon lere.
Peed and groceries at White's.
0 B Farrow A Co Are lnsuranos,
Dr Lowe ooulo-optlolen Eugene,
Home made doughnuts Bontonlara.
Orertont for wall paper and paint
0 B Farrow Implement and maobl-
ntry.
' J O WatU.tgraduat optlolan, En-'
gene.
Dollar a dozen for cabinet photos at
the Welder Btndlo for a abort tine
only.
Hot or oold lanohes ;on abort notloe
lionbontere.
Alandillde In prloes of pbotographlo
work at the Welder Studio.
Horeen doors and windows at Lough'
miller A Petsr's.
Three dosen stamp photos for 25o at
the Welder Btudlo, corner Berentb and
Willamette.
When you hear slelgbbells, lookout
for the Bonbonlere Bakery wagon.
Oood plea, oakee, etc.
If you can not go today or tomorrow,
to day after tomorrow, to Morrow for
your plumbing, tin, aheet Iron and
copper work. We do good work. Our
prloes are reasonable. Phone
478.
MoGulre's lodging bouee on Ninth
street bas been opened to the public
First elaas aooommodatlons In eyery
respeot. Newly furnished through
out. For rooms enquire at the rat
taurant dlreotly across tbs street. '
Bed
Field meet
Field meet
KolPnWOW
KolPnWOW
Bangs' Park
Bangs' Park
Thursday, June 56
Thursday, June it .
C B f arrow notarj public
Remember thai all the ttores will re
main closed on July 4tb.
Tbe Albany young people are to have
athlrt waist danolog party.
Baolne. buggies stand the teat for
hard service. Chambers Hardware ha
them.
The street fair committee waa out
solloltlng again this afternoon and did
very well.
Big forest Area along tbe Northern
Paolflo In Washington have destroyed
about 600,000,000 feet of timber.
Beventy telephone girl la Dee Moines,
Iowa, have gone on a strike tor $30 a
month wages aod a nine nour day.
Ueo Frazer's right band Is swollen,
causing him considerable pain. He
bad it lanced last night and got a little
matter.
New stock of furniture just put in, at
prloes that you can afford to fix up
nice. Call and examine.
Chambers Hardware.
The closest oontest for governor ever
had In Oregon waa that between
Thayer and Beekman when Thayer
waa sleeted by only 60 majority.
Boseburg Review; A marriage
license was Issued today to Elbert K
Benedict and Miss Lottie h Lander-
king, of Aome, In Lake preolnot.
JHossburg Review! Miss Busie Ban
nard, one of our popular sohool teaob
era, left for her home at Grants Pass
Baturday to spend her vacation. Bhe
was accompanied by her slater, Miss
Margart Bannard, who has been at
tending the Btate University at Eu
gsne.
Railway business on tbe B P lines In
Oregon bas been remarkably heavy of
late, taxing the facilities for bsndling
tbe trafflo to the full extent. The local
yards have been filled with freight
care awaiting tbe neoeesary power to
keep them moving, and the passenger
trafflo bas alsp been heavy, tbe over
land trains being usually bandied In
two sections, saying nothing of the
extra trains for soliilere, sbrlners, etc.
At tbs Turner ohrlstlan convention
tbs following Eugene people bave been
annolnted on oommlttees: Rev L D
Green, program j Dr J 8 Dale, noml
nations; Dr B C Bandereon aDd Mrs
Olara G Esaon, resolutions.' The Com.
mlttee on nominations made tbe fob
lowing report for offloers of the oon
ventlon: Rev Albyn Esson, president;
J A Bushnell, vice-president; (i B O
Humbert, recording secretary ; J B
Lister, corresponding secretary; J
MoOallum, treasurer.
FREE
SUGAH
With our teas
Sugar free
"With our Coffees
Free sugar ,
With our Spicea
Sugar free
With our Extracts
Free sugar
With our Baking Powder
OVER
and abovo our regular
handsome presents
of China.Crockery
and Glassware.
REMEMBER
WgusvnuiUTT pound of gotdsT
wa m)1 to plMM aid gWt mIIi Milt
faction, or wt will chwrfully refund
your money.
GREAT AMERICAN IMPORTING
TEA CO.
SO Eut 9th Strut, EU0ENE.
SHONI MAIN SOI
Inspected Gbary Bouool. The
sohool board visited tbe Geary sobool
buildlog tbls afternoon for tbe purpose
of Inspecting it to ascertain what rr
pairs are necessary. For some time
tbe furnaces of the beating system
bave not worked well and tbey will
examine tbem to see what the matter
Is. Another tbln.is tbe laok of, drain
age of tbe basement and of the ground
surrounding tbe building. It is said
tbe floor of tbe basement Is not yet dry
from tbe winter's moisture. It is
probable tbe board may recommend
tbat a sewer from tbe sobool building
to conneot with tbe olty'a system o'
wwera be constructed. Janitors for
the different buildings were selected at
tbe meeting yesterday aa follows: High
School, Gibson and Hall; Patterson
sohool, Laokey ; Geary sohool, Gossett.
COM FLIMKNT TO MB. TXUTSCH.
Tbs following from thePendleton East
Oregonlan Is concerning a former Eu
gene young man: "The election of
Mr Lee Tsuteoh as a director of the
publlo sohools of district No 16 Is rec
ognition of a worthy and popular oitl-
sen and buslneas man bf Pendleton.
Mr Teutsch Is a man who Is always
alive to the needs of the oommunlty,
Hs Is public-spirited, carrying bis
share of tbe bnrden of good oltlzenshtp
and never ahrlnking any call of duty
He will take an active Interest In the
affairs of tbe sobool dlstrlot and his
labora will not be without result to tbe
people and sohool ohlldreo."
Found. A pair of ladles' eyeglasses
on Tenth street. Call at the Guard
nffloe for Information as to same. ,
Wanted. Cuauibermald at onoe.
Inquire at Minnesota Hotel.
PERSONAL.
Mrs R O Brady la down from Uras-
wsll. .
Frank Porter oams up from Hbedde
this afternoou. ,
Frank Half left tbls afternoon for
tbe Bohemia mine. '
Miss Bessie Jennings came up from
Monmouth yesterday.
Rev D C Kelleuos returned tbls after
noon from Corning, Cal.
W E Brown returned thia afternoon
from a short vit to Balem.
Mrs Wm Perman came down from
Cottage Grove this afternoon.
W W Chessman returned this after
noon from a businesa trip south.
J P Fogarty, of Ban Franolsco, a free
delivery mall route Inspector, Is in tbe
olty.
Capt and Mrs Ben D Boewell oame
down from Boswell Bprings this after
noon.
Miss Jennie Beattle returned this
afternoon from a visit with Mrs R O
Brady at Creswell.
O L Bowder, of tbe Eugene Boap A
Chemical Co, Is at Astoria taking
orders for the factory.
Mrs Wm Flaher, of Portland, who
bae been visiting friends iu Eugi ne,
returned borne today.
Dr Btacey Hemenway, who has
been visiting relatives In Eugene, left
thia afternoon for his home at Klamath
Falls.
Dr Bamuel Bwlft, formerly of Eu
gene, but now of Portland, was here
today, returning home on thia after-
Boon's train,
Mrs Alex Martin, of Klamath Falls,
who bas been visiting her brother,
Geo H Smith, and wife in Eugene
left for home tbls afternoon.
W H Webrung, president, and M
D Wisdom secretary of tbe state fair
board, after a abort stay In Eugene,
proceeded on north this afternoon.
Roeeburg Review : Postmaster
Howard and Hon Jas Hemmenwav,
of Cottage Grove were in town Batur
day on business before the U B land
office.
M Ins Greta Brlstow.of Cottage Grove,
who has been visiting friends In Eu
gene returned, borne tbls afternoon.
Hhe was ucoompinted by Miss Vera
Ellett and Eva Burton.
WILL GO TO ENGLAND.
Dick Smith With Accompany
Rowing Crew to the Old
World.
Rlobard 8 (Dick) Smith, the well
kuown and popular athlete who was
graduated from the University of Ore
gon last year, was a member of the
Columbia, University rowing orew that
won third plaoe in the intercollegiate
rowing raoes on the Hudson river
Baturday. Tbe eighi-oartd raoe was
won by Cornell, with Wisconsin seo-
ond aod Columbia third. The last
named crew defeated Pennsylvania,
Georgetown and Syraouse.
Smith's position was No 4 and he
waBibeonly man on the orew who
had not undergone tbe preparations of
several seasons' work. There were
more than 80 candidates for Smith's
position, and friends of tbe young Ore
gonlan are enlhnaiastlo over his One
athletic work at Columbia,
Binlth will spend the summer In
New Hampshire and will acoompany
the Columbia orew to England In
September.
Foub Nkw Dances. At the con
ventlon June IS, In New York, of the
National Association of Danoing Mas
ters of the United States and Canada,
three new round danoes and an original
lanoera bave been chosen as the correct
thing for the oomlng season. Tbe new
steps are known aa the "Military dip,"
"Antlers gvotte,"the "Olympia" aud
the ' Drawing-Room Lanoera." Tbe
first named Is a waltz, differing from
the rid dip waits danoed a generation
ago by bavlug a dip to each move In
stead of every lliltd movement.
Collar Bonk Broken. Little
Emory Ingham, aged about 8 years,
son of Mr and Mrs E H Ingham, re
siding on North Pearl etreet, while
playing on tbe porch .this forenoon
about 11 oV'l- ok, fell oil the poroh to
the ground, a n Istauoe of about 8 feet,
and sustained serious Injuries. He
was taken Into the house and Drs
Paine and Kuykendall aummoued,
They found tbat tbe collar bone had
been torn louse from the breast bone
aud that It bad been fractured In the
nilddln.
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
L. T. HARRIS.
Candidate lor Speaker ol me
House of Representatives.
LawrenoeT Harris., wh was recent
ly elected for tbe second time as a
Representative from Lane eouoty, has
announced him e f e a candidate for
Speaker of the Hr.o-e l liepreeents
tlvs. Mr Harris as born In Linn
mm
county in 1873. He received his early
education In the schools of this olty.
Later be entered the University of
Oregon, graduating with the olaKS of
1893. Ambitious to obtRtn a nrst-ciBBe
legal edoation, vlr Harris weut to Ibe
University ol Mlohlgan Law isehool,
finishing tbe oourse and being admit
ted to tbe bar in 1896. Returning to
Eugene, he opened a law office, aud
was soon appointed Deputy Proseoat.
log Attorney for tbe Beoond Judtoial
District, a position be still holds.
Two years ago Mr Harris was elected
Representative from Lane coun
ty, and discharged the duties of the
office In a oredltable manner, being
recognized as one of the leaders of tbe
lower bouse. In tbe recent election he
received a plurality of 1001 votes over
C K Hale.
THE F0UR1H AT CROW.
The Band .Will Bave Charge
the Celebration There.
ol
STATETEACHERS ASSOCIATION
Headquarters for Teachers at
Courthouse-Additional Lodg
ing Wanted.
Preparations f ir the big meet'i f "f
tbe Btate Teachers' Aamriailoi' iwe
moving el itig swiftly "t"l muiri'Mj
Tomorrow a hi nauuer 'l
stretched aorooa Wil.auiettHUe. W!iu
the Inscription, "Vel ouie Te oli. is
ol Oregon."
Headquarters tor arriving teachers
will be opened at tbe cmirthou-e to
morrow, 9 here local teachers will bve
the list of entertainment places sou
can assign the vlsitore. Badges Indi
cating the reception committee, guide
boys aud members of tbe afociatiou
will be distributed.
Presided Campbell, State Supetiu-
tendeut Ackerman aud other promi
nent officers will come up tomonow
afternoon on the train, c pedal cars
from PonUnd and Halim and one or
two fr"ui the Went title wil btiug
eoores of delegate?.
With reiiatd to entertainment the
committee still wishes additional
places. About 460 vlsitorsoan now be
accommodated with lodging while
ooard oan be amply provided for by
tbe hotels and restaurants. Of course
not a l tbe visitors will arrive lbs flr-t
day, and so all the places will not be
taken at once. Practically all who
come will be here by Thursday utter
noon, so tbat those who are taking
teachers Into their homes will be able
to know by tbat time how many they
will have.
Tbe committee on entertainment
consisting of Misses Ida Patterson,
Kate Patterson, Kate Kelly and Prio
oipal Moore will assign those places
first where guests are desired, and last
where tbe houses are thrown open for.'
accommodation.
Members of tbe chorus whloh w'lll
sing Thursday and Friday night -are
notified to report toijght, Tuesday., at
tbe Central sobool building at 8 o'o lock
for the last rehearsal.
SKIRt-
havh nlvenva l
more so than ever thi3se
e 'lilt
The Essential
s
ARE ALL TltEUJs.
Nobby Styles, Reliable Material
Perfect Fitting, Mnoattep,.
P. FRANK & SON
34, 36 and 38 E Ninth St. '
Boswell Springs.
DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON.
These 8prlni! are recommended br the leading phylcaMf,,.
.unn. tttomaco. Munes unu iiver irouD e. "'ecaimt ,i
"ShuMa Koule," Irom ami Fmiolwjo to Portland nmeiwaih i S hfSi?
telephooeonthepiemlie. From H0.0U per week up" (no ,,h?!' kPi f
front oi the HoteC "dtas btUuf i
ONE GALLON Of THESE WATERS CONTAINS-
Potassium Chloride - 646. gr Msira.. n,, '
Potassium Btomldo - .67 gr CslSum ChW1JrM
Pota.iBui Iodide - .63 gr f.lcSS C. i
ffcdium Chloride - 211 gr. ,JSS!EgSJ
vnn.ocn u. bUSWELL, Boswtll
A grand Fourth of July plonlo will
be given at Crow by tbe Crow Band
A literary prcgrain will be given In tbe
forenoon to beglu at 10 o'oloos. The
afternoon program will consist of the
following:
Potato raoe by little boys.
Little girls foot race.
Free for all foot race.
Sack raoe.
Three legged race.
Fat man's raoe.
L'ldles' nail driving coutest.
Tug of war.
Baby ebow for bAbiee under one
year of age.
Suitable cash prizes will be given in
each oontes'.
A prize will also be given for tbe
prettiest girl and tbe homlteat man.
Dinner on tbe ground.
Everybody oome and bring your
baskets well filled.
Frank Holland,
Otis Bkklin,
Geo Loehner,
1 Committee.
Notice to N. D. A.
The regukr meeting of the Kative
Daughters of Oregon will bo held In
Elk's Hall, Tueeday evening, June 24.
As tbls Is the laBt meeting of the Cabin
till September all members are re
quested to be present to do justice to
the refreshments that will be served
after the usual budness meeting. Be
member, 7:45 o'clook harp.
Lavkhne Long,
Reocrdlrg Htoretary.
Attention G. A. R.
At our next regular meeting, June
27 the department oommander, M I,
Pratt, will meet with the Post. A lull
attendance is requested.
Wm M Sherman,
Post Com,
Will Build Two Residences E
J Crow Informs the Ooard tbat he
bas let tbe oon tract to Geo Fleemati
and son for the ereotlon of two dwelling
housee on his lots Bt Eleventh and
Willamette street?, Jut east of tbe
High bebool and kuown BMhe Central
school grounds. They will be two
stories high and modern in oountruc
tlon and will be oriuplated by Semem.
ber 0:b. Mr Crow Intends later to
erect a third house on the lot.
40 second-hand buggies, carts and
wagons. Many good and st me no!
good. Prloes very low.
t'hambera Hardware. 1
Nativb Sons. At the grand, cabin
of tbe Native Sons of Oregon which
met in Portland last week the. follow
ing officers were elected: Wex riweek,
grand president ; W N Barrett, grand
first vice-president; O P Coshow,
grand second vice-president; J PKav
auaugh, grand secretary ; R W Hoyt,
grand treasurer; B B Beekman, grand
orator ; F H Baylor, grand historian ; E
M Crolsan, grand marnbal; F E Os
borne, grand inside sentinel; U Mat
thieu, grand outer sentinel J h SLod
grass, W V Wiley, E R Drake, W .R
Soheurer, F M Wilkius, E A M Cone
and J H Sewell, grand trustees.
Died. Mrs Charlotte Prlsoilla
tester, wile of Jj L Kester, died at tbe
Eugene hospital HiIb morulDg at 9 3u
o'clock from a complication of aineaars
The deceased lady who had been in
the hospital about two weeks, was
aged 40 years. Her husband has been
In the employ of the tbe Booth-Kelly
Lumber Co at Wendllng since last
July, aud Mrs Kester bad been living
there siuce December. Thoy came
here from BuBalo, N Y, where the re
mains will be shipped for interment.
The body was taken to tbe J W Kiys
undertaking parlors wbere tt wasein-
oalmed and prepared for shipment.
Don't Ruin Your
EyesWithPoor
fas
Cheap glasses and badly
fitted frames cause head
ache and premature loss
.ut Blglir,. .Let
your eyes and
with a nair nf
I " ftiuooCO
that will keep your eyes
young.
us
fit
test
vou
glasses
M R JANNEY
The Leading Graduate
Optician.
I
I
Special , F0R 10 DAYS
Sale on
Wash 43c
Silks
For our Crystal Cord Wash Silks. Just the
proper thing for Summer Waists.
Seo window display.
S. H. FRIENDLY.
Palmistry, Clairvoyance.
Prof Harrison, the world's moBt cele
brated palmist and clairvoyant, bas ar
rived in Eugene, and is now looated
at 642 Willamette Btreet, over tbe Bon
bonlere restaurant, parlors, 1 and 2
where he can be consulted on all the
aflalrs of life. Prof Harrison guaran
tees to reveal every incident of your
life, tells you who, where and when
you will marry ; just what you are beet
fitted for aud how to obtain the money
you are in need of, eta The happiness
of your future life may depend upon
the right solution and proper advice.
Tbe (irofesbor makes no mistake and
all his prer lotions are true and may be
relied upon. You may wish to know
if it Is advieable to make a change in
business, in love or in marriage. Shall
I succeed In my undertaking? When
shall I obtain my hopes, my wishes?
Shall I ever become wealthy? Can I
trust my friendB? Have I enemiet?
When eball I marry? How often shall
I marrj? ' Bbali I ever be divorced?
Does another ebare the love tbat right
fully belong to me? If so who? Should
I Invent my money? In what should I
invest? I? my disease curable? Prot
Harrison tells you all tbese tblugs and
a great many more. He is ever ready
to ateiBt those wiih small capital to
find a quick and sure investment. He
is a professional medium of many
years etandiug, and Is recognized the
world over as the greatest seer and
prophet tbe world has ever produced.
He- does not claim to do impossible
things euob as locating lost treasures
gold mines, etc, but be does claim to
be able through his wonderful gift of
olairvoyance and1 bis knowledge of
palmistry to ret d your life and give
you such advice as will put you on the
road to euccex.
No matter what your trouble is, he
oan and will help you, and Uy u are
tint helped after a visit be will positive
ly refuse to accept a fee. Ezerygne Is
invited to call, ou this gifted medium
and test for 'themselves. His fee Is
reasonable and within reach of all.
All business strictly confidential and
pnrlt re are so arranged tbat you meet
no strangere. .Lady in attendance.
Office hours from 10 a m to 8 p tu. Sun
dsy 11 amto4 p m. Palmistry and
Hypnotism taught. Med umlstio per
one developed. As a tret in tbe read
mit he will tell your full name.
Perioral aud 2 042 Willamette St,
over Bonbonier Restaurant.
For the hwl
The Southern Prffcrwl
nouncethefsioofM
fiur. swill be bedJi
th
d fsre for the ronnii
four cents per mile maS li
to and from stations Io0ra ?i
wilibeonsal.JJttlySrtujjQ
beg.iodforretttrniipioWl
the6lh. 4
Celebrations will MtJ J
uinn wu points. IJoa3t
luruieu an ueiamon lupia
WKt,
GeoimlPiMHje
Foe Rent. Eight rooEj
good repair, wltbuewHconKn
hum rtn TCh O 1
ot Mrs. I. Li. CampMl,
tLxtras roreTeryoidaCTMfcH
Get them early itctobfe'
warf.
HOITT'SSCTOl
Parents devtrtng fcoae icsSmsnV
surroiiD dings, perfect cHnitfj
vision, and thoroMli menu! cert;;
cal trtdmitg for iheirfwjj, will ill
requinj rat1 ins fully seuifloitVix.
mrit,!-HH .MHicoLfiiinif.ir,
SeuJ for .lluslriledtottsJoiM,
Twelfth jearbesiniAa.uHUb.
Ui s Hum, fi:
I have moved mj &j
to new quarters, pj.
noor, TOUT UUW3 f
postoffice, where U
better equipped &
ever for first-clash
printing. I
w
C Yort
PRINTER.
Phone Red 571.
You Can Get
A
A Solid Mslssd hr
ExUmion Ublefor $4-00
.Dlalnj chain, cine taU 75 com.
Nun. Rocktr lor $1.50.
Top M.ttrew '':
Spring MitirMXO'l1'11'
See our new line of China
Closets and Buffets.
DAY & HENDERSON
ARMORY BlOtt-
We make seven different kinds of bread
Cakes, nies and cookies of all kinds.
4
Everything first class.
Stop the bread wagon marked
The C ACHOU
when it conies by you
SHIBE.
Bonboniere Bakery.
k'l con-Untljr on hsnd. I.anchm nd hmcb irooil ' jffti.,tfc 'i0
pittm up iunch Inr pionickem an-i trwl-r. , p
nil's d rk.rs. We deliver oo.l ib our own w "
city free l charne. Don't forget the
Holden Building No 640 Willamette
Phone Red 554. PUN'
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