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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard WEDNESDAY - JUKE 25 For Cigars JULIUS GOLDSMITH. BIIRO Tllephons, Hail 191. WEATHER. Tonight tbowen. Thursday Mr. BlAM. RIVITIIS. Bootoh oookles Bonbon lew. Peed and groceries at White', O B Farrow & Co Ore tnraranoe. Dr Lowe ooolo-optlolan Eugene. Home made doaghnate Bonbonlere. Orertons for wall paper and paint 0 8 Farrow Implement and maout tiefy, J 0 Watt, 'graduate optlolan, Ea- gene. Dollar a dozen for oablnet photos at the Welder Btndlo for short time only. Hot or sold lonohes on short notloe Bonbonlere. A landslide In prloe of photograpble work at the Welder Studio. Horeen doore and windows at Lough, miliar & Peter's. Three doien stamp photos for 15o at the Welder Btudio, oorner Beyenth and Willamette. When yon bear elelghbells, lookout for the Bonbonlere Bakery wagon. Good pies, oakee, eto. If you oan not go today or tomorrow, go day after tomorrow, to Morrow for your plumbing, tin, sheet Iron and copper work. We do good work. Our prion are reasonable. Phone Bed 478. MoQulre's lodging bouse on Ninth street has been opened to the publlo. First olaes aooommodatlons In every rstpeot. Newly furnished through out. For rooms enquire at the res taurant dlreetly across the street. FREE SUGAR With our teas Sugar free , With our Coffees Free suftar , With our Spicea Sugar free With our Extracts Free sugar With our Baking I'owdar OVER and above our regular handsome presents of China, Crockery and Glassware. REMEMBER Wt guirintM rory pound of goodi we m)1 to pleM and air tattr utit foUon, or wt will ohtsjrfully nfund your money. GREAT AMERICAN IMPORTING TEA CO. 30 Eut 9th Street, EUGENE. Ax Billy's ...DEPARTMENT STORE... 21 lbs pure Cane Sugar, 1001b-Sk.;pure Cane Sugar BREVITIES. Field meet Field meet K of P ts W O W K of P ts W O W Bangs' Park Bangs' Park Thursday, June 28 Thursday, June 26 0 B f arrow nutarj publlo. Lee M Travis will deliver tbe Fourtb of July oration at Cottage Grove. Bee hives and supplies. Chambers Hardware. Extras for every old mower or binder. Get tbem early at Chambers Bard- ware. Harrlsburg will have a new post master, C L Morrison, who will euo- oeed H L Sberrill, resigned. Marriage licenses were Issued today to B H KDOwlton and Mies Lulu Mc- Kinney; to L E Adsmsand Miss Ann Bbortridge. Edwin Minohlo.of Newberg, In the lnteratate prohibition oratorical ooDteet at Omaba, won fourth place among ten contestants. Br J W Harris attended tbe coron er's inquest over tbe remains of Al White at Goshen this afternooo, re turning on tbe 1:42 train. Luclle B Cleaver of Eugene, was one of tbe graduates of the commercial course at Mount An 'el academy, Marlon county, yesterday. Obaa Austin, aged 17 years, (not our High School Cbas Austin) Is ervlng a sentence of 90 days in tbe county Jail for stealing a bloyole at Junction. W a MoKlnney, tbe grocer, has a large pan made to order for tbe pur pose of keeping; water In It to keep bis vegetables fresh. It Is a good scheme, When you buy a Crescent bloyole you know you are always ready to start. You can dopeod un a Oresoent, Bee them at Chambers Hardware. The old Owen residence which stood on F E Dunn's new reeldenoe lot on East Eleventh street Is being moved to East Thirteenth and Oak street. J W Clark, tbe drayman, le serlour- ly III from hemorrhage of the lungs at bis home, 622 Olive street. Tbe hem orrhage was brought on by beoommlng overheated Buoday. Harvard University defeated Yale yesterday in their commencement baseball game at Yale's home, New Haven, Conn, by a boo re of 10 to 4 Ten thousand people saw the game, Jas Abrama has sold his reeldenoe property at 629 Patterson street, near East Ninth, to F E Blair, the com meroial traveler, for $2500. Tbls Is a pretty piece of property, and is fully worth the price paid, A message has been reoelved from the B P officials at Portland to the ef fect that tbe petition for tbe appoint ment of J B Stiles as Immigration agent for Lane county has been re oeived and will be given due consider atlon. ' Foortb of July Picnic. ' As Eugene baa decided not to cele brate tbe Fourth of July this year Robert New oiler baa deoided to give suob ot our people who leel so inolined enter talnmeut on the old Wallls home plaoe two miles west of town. A shooting match for a fine fat be.-f Will take place at 10 o'olook. There will be a bloyole race for boys, alio one for girls, and a fat men's footrace, A prize with eaoh race. Suitable mu- slo for the ocoaslon, also elands wltb soda water, toe oream and knlcknaoka for the convenience of tbe public. A good old style oountry dinner will be served on the premises for 25 cents, Just a nloe oonveulent drive from Eu gene, while the old orohard and ebade trees abont will furnish splendid shade for parties who desire to bring tbelr luuoh. A splendid well of water con venient. Biotolb Paths. Chambers k Bro will start Carson Mathews out wltb the oouuty road grader tomorrow morning to begin on the oonstruotlon of the bloyole paths whloh . will be built by tbem for the free use ol tbe public Bt-gluulng at tbe end ot West Fifth street a path will be censtruoied out Blair street to tbe railroad and from there It branches, one path run ing west five miles toward Danebo and tbe other north five miles on the rlvsr road to Junction. This Is a good beginning, and It la hoped that the cycling public will see that the paths are extended . Eugene, Oregon, May 26tli, BUS LINE TO MEETINGS In Villard Ball Thursday and Friday. For the accommodation of the teach ers located we.t of Willamette etreet, two bsoks will be run from tbs post- office down Willamette street Elev enth and thtwoe to tbe University on Tbur-day and Friday acoorHug to tbe following tlm schedule: Leave tbe poetoflioe 8:80 a m, 8:45, 9:00 9:16 1:15 p m, 1:30, 1:45, 2:00, 2:16,2:30, 6:45, 7.00, 7:16, 7.30, 7:45, 8:00. Leave the University 11 :S0 a m, 11:45, 12:00 m, 12:16 p m, 4:16,4:30, 4:45,6:00,6:16,6:30. Tbe fare Is only 6 oents. Hotel Arrivals KUOBNB. Fred P Hurst, Aorora Tlllle E Fry, Aurora Mr. T Ills Webert, Aurora Mrs Henry Book, Hllverton W F Weaver, Canyonvllle Katie O'Bbea, Canyonvllle Annie Wortblogton, Canyonvllle Wm MoBreen, Portland A O Connelly, B K H M Prltobard, S F Hugh TSbelley, Independence T N Kltehard, Independence B Overbolser, Cottage Grove O O Blamwoi'd, Florence J H Fletoher, tiowtll . E O Brooks, Portland Geo Knrpman, Portland Eugene Smyth, B D Beatrloe King, Kamtonp, B 0 Wm Carll A wf, Portland BO Rogers, Seattle 8 M Cooper, 8 F H Goldberg, B F N Bplndler, Lou Angeles P H Dally, Jacksonville L E Adams, Cottage Grove J H Orcutt, Drain R E Gutbrldge, Gold Beabh 0 Holman, Portland L Bhaver, Portland E Bhaver Portland B T Pbllbrick, Portland Laura B Myers, Portland Myrtle Myers, Portland W A Lstson, Balem F F Barnarok, Vinton, Ore Arthur Burt, Yoncalla H L Lyman, Astoria E W Rhodes, 8 F L Savage, Josephine P H Dally, Jsokeon J E Snevely, 8 F J T Ned, The Dalles HOPFHtN. (.'has L Adams & daughter, Cbtoago H E Noble k wf, Portland Mies Valena Wiloot, Florence Walter Klttredge, Silver Lake Jack L Casswell, Chicago J L Marks, S F H Long, Weudllng 0 E Cochran, Juhotlon Horace MoKlnley, Portland J E Leonard, Portland FWCook.BF J C Gals, Chicago H J Huston, Bt Joseph J O Wllllts, Lakevlew Geo B Bearlr, S F Rosenthal, S K Stelnbaoh, 8 F P L, Campbell, Menmontb D W Yoder, Balem Wm Walker, Portland v A L dirk, Astoria Mary Foahay, Albany J M Martlndale, Albany H R Wluokrll, Gresham E T Mooree, Salem W L Jaokaon, Albany Wm Parker, Woodburn W H A I Wallace, Cincinnati J O Hall, Mt Tabor MIbb 0 K Bentley, Salem E V Llttlefleld, MoMlnnvllle M T Moore, Portland D A Grout, Portland J H Ackon an and wf, Portland Herbert Lee, Portland The Imperial. Cottage Grove, Or. First olaas. Sample room 30x60 feet, well equipped. Rates 11.00 and $2.00 per dav. Lbttkr List. The following letters remain uncalled for at the Eugene poetoffloe, June 26, 1002. Persone call Ing for Bine will el -'.re ay when ad vertised: Dr J M Hnbarty, Thne Kenny, C H Kennedy, Miss Ethel Lemmon, Mrs James Merton, W W Miller, Oha Slrvens, (2) M Watts, Andrew Young. H F MoCornack, P M. Markiku. At Henderson Htation, June 22, 190?, E L Gum and Mrs Qeo'gla Hlmmona. 1902. $1.00 $4.65 THE FIELD MEET. Tbe Woodmen and K. of P. Contest TomoiroK. LIST OF ESISIES. Tomorrow afternoon at Bangs' Park, beginning at 2 o'clock tbe Woodmen of the World and Knlttbts of Pythias will have tbelr dual field meet. Tbe weather promises to be good for tbe occasion, the traok Is iu good oonditlon, and there promises to be Bome exoellent sport. The men on both teams bave done good hard training, and tbe events will no dcubt be closely contested. Following are tbe offioiali selected for tbe meet: Referee-Prof C A Burden. Starter W B DilUrd. Time keepers Will Hodes,' F A Raukln. Judges of flulHu-R M Day, Beit Vincent, Otbo Roberts. Judges of deld events Fred Lewie, Frank Hayes. Clerk ol oouree V G Chessman. Announcer Rae Norrls. THE EVENTS. Following is a list of those who will enter in the various event-: 220 yard daeh Jennings, Fraier, Ford, W O W; Otto Gilatrap, Winter meter, Cbas Griffin, K P. Broad Jump Tout, Jeunings, Ford, Ernest Gilatrap, WOW; Cbas and Drew Griffin, Knox, K P. 100-yard dash Jennings, Tout, Ford, Ernest Gllstiap, W O W j Otto Gil atrap, Cbas Grlffio, Wintermeler, K P. 880 yard dasb-Glbeon, Ford, W O W : Cheshire, 'laylor, K P. Hammer tbrow Tout, Miller, Bmltb, WOW; Chas and Drew Griffin, Knox, K P. High jump Ford, Jennlugs, Tout, WOW; Knox, Cheshire, Cbas Grif flo, K P. Dlsoua throw Tout, Gibson, Ford, WOW; Drew Griffin, Knox, Holden, KP. 140-yard dash Ernest Gilatrap, Ford, Frazer, Linn, WOW; Wlutermeier, Cheshire, Cbas Griffin, K of P. Pole Vault Tout, Linn, Ford, W O W ; Davis, Koox, Chas Griffin, K P. 220-yard nurd Id Tout, JeuningH, Ford, WO VV; Koox, Cliss Griffin, K P. Shot put Tout, Bmltb, White, W O VV; Holdeo, Drew Uiifflu, Knox, KP. Mile run Gibson, Ford, WOW laylor, Cheshire, K P. Relay race Liun, Tout, Ford, Jen nings, Frszur, Gibson, WOW; Tai lor, Otto Uilstrap, Chae Griffin, Win termeier, Drew Griffin, K P A fat man's race and a blcyt la rslay raoe will also be held. MORE MEDALS FOR VETERANS, Second Oregon Boys May Receive Medals From the Government Spanish-American war veterans may yet receive medals from the govern ment for their services similar to thine granted to tbe navy last year for servloes od the ehores of Cuba and In tbe battle of Santiago. A resolution s now pending passage in tbe bouse authorizing the president to cause medals to be etruo and pre sented to tilloere, soldiers uud others who served in the Spanieb war and for other purposes. It le contemplated to preaeut sepa. rate medals for the Spauixb war, the Philippine iusuireotion and Hie China relief expedition. There will be a bar for eaob of tbe oauipaigne of Sautiago, rortoKiooaud Manila, propeily Id. eoribed and worn attaobed to the. rib ban of the medal. Tbe bill also provides a medal to re ward those voluuleera aud regular sol' dlera who performed wil.ing service in tbe Philippines altei the war wltb Spain bad euded. In spite of ihe fact tlml they were etlisiwt oUy for the term of the war. This would apper lain to members of the Second Oregon, as l bey nerved aboutslx luou'hs after the eud of the war. Wanted. Two tlmter looatione must be good, Slate wba. olaiins a run, aud prloe of location or reil. mil. 111 metit. Adi resa P O B x 260, Eugein Lost. Small gold auoimr plu w lb p arl selling and Greek tellers lrieari tlon. Return to Guard nice aud g reward. Special Sale on Wash Silks For our Crystal Cord Wash Silks, proper thing for Summer Waists. Seo window display. S. H. FRIENDLY. NUPTIALS AT NATRON. B. F. Keeney aod Miss Charity Taliafero United in Marriage. Bpaelaltotnesuard, Natbok, June 24.-U will be many moons ere a happier event will occur within the borders of Lane county hn tbe marriage of Ben F Keney 'o MUs Cuarity A, i aughler of Mr anil Mra M B Taliafero, al their home al Natron, this county, Sunday, June 2:', IWi, At tbe appointed hour Mrs Jaojen Taliafero began the wedding march aud A J Caimau aud Mies Minnie Ed wards entered the parlor as best man and bridesmaid, aud were followed by tbe groom aud bride who took a posi tion beneaih a prettily arranged florl arch whereupon the Rev G H Wall, paaror of th3 C P church of Eugen , immediately began Ibe lmpreeslve ceremony that made them man aud wife. Heartfelt congratulations were ex tended alter which the g dm and bride, fi l owed by the g'Bate, repaired to the diulng-room wbere a bountiful spread of richest viands awaited Hum, aud was served b M inner Belle Keeney nd Ollie Smith. The parlor and dining room were handsomely decorated with flowers and evergreens. Tbe bride in a gowu ol beautiful cream silk poplin over pink silk with yoke and stock of cbifiou presented a most charming appearance. Tbe bridesmaid wore a pretty dress of oream. Tbe groom aud best man wore tbe conventional black Tbe union of tbe ooutraotlug parties is pieaaiug to hnstt of relatives aud friendB throughout tbe oouuty aud state. Mr Keeney has been a deputy assesor for the past eight years, and re Bides on a small faim near Goshen, wbere ie ei joys the confidence uf all aud.has been honored with positions of trust many times by bis neighbors, occupying a position of promluence in social, lodge and political circles of tbe locality. The bride, M ins "Dollie," assbe was familiarly kubwn, Is a most popular young lady and commands the respect admiration and love of all these with whom sbe associates. many neauiuui ana valuable pre ents and letters of ooogratulatiune were received, and as tbe happy couple drove away towaid their future home tbey were showered with rice by ibi se whose hearts were like their own, gluddtDed by tbe occasion. i nose present aside Irum the con trading parties and minister were: Mr and i'rs MB Taliafero, Mr and Mrs C Stewart, Mr and Mrs I M Fran ois, Mr and Mrs J M Taliafero, Mr aud J M Keeney, Mr aud MrT H Goyeau Mr aud .Mrs E U Hills, MrelA H Talla fero, Mrs J T Custer, (lbauy): Mrs M Wallace, Mrs Minnie Edwards, Misses Ollie and Dollie Smith, Persus Hull Belle Keeney, and Nannie Wallaca Messrs C Bkldmore, O 8 Sweeney, J T Clow, A J Carman, (all of Stlveruio Or); J W Kltoben, Harford Wall, C W Taliafero, Lester Luster, (Albany); N li laltafero, (Sumpter.), W R C Attention. The members of tbe Women's Re lief Corps are rtquested to meet at Frank's Hall Friday evening, June 1:7, at 8 o'clock. J M Pratt the Depart ment Commander of tbe OA H wilt be present. A A Miller, P O. Fourth at Wendlino. a pieoio anu celebration will be held at Wnnrl. ling on tbe Mohawk on the Fourth of July. An excursion train is exneoted to run from Coburg in the morn'.np, returnlug that evening. Further tx:i,-e win be given Uter. JAS. BOSS ttlfftned i Watch Case mt tt.- -J : . ., " r "iic5 or inose who yearn for a Gold Case v . ' "ul are oe- Rndr-by .lts P"ce- Tle duos Case is guaranteed to I retain it. -II i j G inr,; '"""-5'u appearance V ran show 7 u ms, in an styles. M. R. IANIMFV Olh St. Opposite Holfmn House rTkuairi FOR 10 DAYS 43c Just tho ItnVft altKn... i The Essentials Nobby Styles, Reliable Material. P. FRANK & SON Q J OA J on - ... ' 1 Boswell Springs. DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON. ThOBO Sprlnm are rocommended by tho leailing phylclni-tn n. "tlhuntn KnuLa." from Ban FrauoiHCO tn I'nrl nnnn fnr thu rCODtluQ Of RUi'fctl. t'OrCelain UHtarrn.aiuuiauu. iviuiiuy nu i.iver uuuuie. Located PD '"cweol &w I telephone on tbe premises. From 110.00 pur week uu front of the Hotel. " ONE GALLON Or THESE WTtRl C0NTINJ; Potassium Chloride Potassium Bromide Potas.tum Iodide Budium Chloride 640. sr .67 ar .Hi it 211 sr, Palmistry, Clairvoyance. Prof Harrlsoo, tbe world's most cele brated palmist and clairvoyant, bas ar rived In Eugene, and Ib now located at 642 Willamette street, over tbe Bn- boDlere restaurant, parlors 1 and 2 where be oan be consulted on all the allalrs of life. Pro' Harrison guaran tees to reveal every Incident of your life, tells you who, wbere and when j ou will marry j just what you are best fitted for and bo to obtain tbe money you are in need of, eto. The happiness of your future life may depend open Ibe right solution and proper advice. Tbe professor makes no mistake and all his preo lotions are true and may be relied upon. You may wish to know if it is advisable to make a change In business, in love or In marriage. Hhall I succeed in my undertaking? When shall I obtain my hopes, my wishes? Shall I ever become wealthy? Can I trust my friends? Have I enemies? When tball J marry? How often Bball Imarrj? (Shall I ever be divorced? Does another share tbe love that right fully bel ong to me? If so who? Should Iluveal my uiotiej? In what should I mvest? Ii my disease curable? Prof Harrison tells you all these things aud a great many more. He is ever ready to assist those with tmall cspltalto find a quick and sure investment. He is a protve.Hional medium of many years staudiug, and is recognized tbe world over as the greatest beer and prophet the world has ever produced. He dues not claim to do iuunos.-dble thinga euch ab locatiug lost treasures, gold mines, etc, but he does claim to be able through hie wonderful gift of clairvoyance and bis knowledge of palmistry to read your life and gUe jou aucb ailvice as will put you on tho roau to tucceH. No matter what your trouble If, he oan aud will help you, and if you are uot helped alter a visit he will positive ly refuse to accept a fee. Ezeryoue is iuvlted to cull ou tbls gifted medium BUd teal for themselves, tils fee la reasiiuable and within reaoh of all. All husineHB strictly confidential and parli rs are bo arranged that you meet m Btraugera. Itady iu attendance. Olllce hours from 10 a m to 8 p in. tnun I'.y 11 am to 4 p m. PalrulBtry aud Hypnotism taught. Med uuiiatiu per rons developed. As a test in the read mit be will tell you1 full name. Perioral and 'i 642 Willamette Bt, over Bniibonler Restaurant. You Can Get See our new line of China Closets and Buffets. We make seven different kinds of bread. Cakes, pies and cookies of all kinds. Everything first class. Stop the bread wagon marked The CACHOU when it comes by yon Bonboniere Bakery B a.l. pl, cakes, cookie, In fact every thin ' . J P"'! kept. cinUntljron tiaml. Lunches end Inn """ t imttinir up lunches tor rlca ckers anil '""'' u f i fniin a. d clBare. We deliver r.is in m own city tnt )! charts. Don't foniet the ( lce Holden Building No 640 Willamette l,hcueRed554, DUNN8' now iu gjjjgg W SKIRW -i V '""oib.2,i AUE ALL TllF.Ru, Perfect Fitting, erateprj J4. ana jo C iNinth St. l u l l, BuS ul C, J Hath Tub,. h,XI'M including;; Calcium CtrMtM la, r k mt ii . , . vri. DL.li u. DU1WCLL, Harney Coanty tj Pnhav. fP juey, renh.. .,, Booth, wa, , tb -V breast and killed on u f June u e lh( t Harney county. Ualy, hii AiT undrthelnflUBDMoni :. oflMisive remarks lo ih(fBB(' iunT raiploj, fti , ab . Hit fiom home, Oifes-l weutioanearuy brauipJ .uu iciuruing, urea tbeflm uie ueuig returned b; lm- was iataily shot. In all eleven ebou tsih, men. Daly went to Bm,Bj tue anooting aod pn the custody of the eberifl. For Rent. Eight roometi good epair,wlihtraci)ti. barn, on North Pearl nrst , of Mrs. I. L. Campbill. Machine oil that's jtw. tbambe--Etiip. HOITT'5 5C(100L I'arcuts desiring home k'.i?.V aurroun (liriss, perfect ellti'ii, an-. , vision, and thorough meuuU;C cal traiiitiiK lo their bnji, will'.:;; retiiiireuKMits miiy meuiiiiiiii l'ark,8Hii MrttooComilt, (.';, Suut) Ur iilustraieJeouioine. Twelfth ye&itecmiAau?tntb, iBieEom.Pb I have moved bv to new quarters, f iloor, four doors is postoffice, where 1 better equipped i, ever for first-cte.i printing. t W C Yorai PRINTER. Phone Red 571- A Solid o.k.ld.bo.rd.orJU.OO.S" Extension Uble (or 4. Dinlnj chiln, cine itst, 7J u Nuns Rocker lor JI.5J. Top M.ttreiilor2.00. Spring Mattress lor $!$ DAY & HENDERft ARMORY BLOCS' HAMMOND & CIlESIlIItf: