Daily Eugene guard., June 27, 1902, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
FRIDAY - - JUNE 27
For
Cigars
JULIUS GOLDSMITH.
(HARD Telephone, Kn Main 191.
WEATHER.
Tonight partly cloudy; Baturday
Mr.
BIA.U,
fRIVITIII.
Hootch cookie Bonbonlere.
Feed and groceries at White's.
U 8 Farrow Co Ore Inaoranoe.
Dr Lowe oonlo-optlolan Eugene.
Home made doughnuts Bonbonlere.
Overtone for wall paper and paint
(3 8 Farrow implement and maoht
nery.
J O Watte, 'graduate optlolan, Eo
iiene. A landslide In prloes of pbotographlo
work at tbe Welder Btudlo.
Hot or eold lo.nob.ea on ihort notloe
Bonbonlere.
Korean doon and windows at Lough
miller A Peter's.
Ilaolne bugglei stand the teat for
hard service. Chambers Hardware hat
tbem.
Three dozen stamp photos for S5o at
tbe Welder Studio, oorner Seventh and
Willamette.
When you hear slelghbella, lookout
tor the Bonbonlere Bakery wagon.
Good plea, oakes, etc,
If you can not go today or tomorrow,
go day after temorrow, to Morrow for
your plumbing, tin, aheet Iron and
copper work. We do good work. Our
prloes are reasonable. Phone Bed
473.
McQulre's lodging house on Ninth
street has been opened to tbe public
First olass accommodations In every
respect. Newly furnished through
out. For rooms enquire at the res
tnurant directly aoross ths street.
Attractive
Prices
at our great discount
sale. COME JUST
TO SEE
Fancy Bohemian Glass
ware.
Water wtl, green 11.13
Atomisers 24o, S3o,49o73o
8pnnkl 33o, 4X0, 73o
Terra Ootta Souvenir Plaesqaei
CllfTHouM8F23a
l.lct Olwervstory 23c
SnU Barbara Minion 83o
Hotel Hortland 48u
Mouut Hood 48o
Fancy Deoomtsd German China,
PliilM , 14, 18, 23, 38 oenta
81 mI Itowla 24 83, 33, 48 oenta
Ca' e Pistes 38, 48, 57, 78 cents.
Hundred! ol other articles atjutt ae
tow prices.
Great American
Importing Tea Go.
SO CAST NINTH STRUT.
Phone, Main 50-1, Eugene.
Ax Billy's
...DEPARTMENT STORE...
Eugene, Oregon 'May 26th '1902.
21 lbs pure Cane Sugar, $1.00
lOOlb-Sk. pure Cane Sugar $4.65
BREVITIES.
0 B Farrow notary publlo.
Tbe northbound train was an hour
late this aftsrnoon.
Blew A Jones will open anothsr sa
loon In Cottage Grove. .
Horse shoes tbat anybody can nail
on at Chambers Hardware.
Extras for every old mower or binder.
Get them early at Chambers Hard
ware. Dollar a dozen for cabinet photos at
tbe Welder Studio for a short time
only.
J M Martin baa just fired up a kiln
of 150,000 brick at hia yards weat of
town.
Tbe enterprlelng Cottage Grove
Nagget newspaper Is soon to have a
nw oylinder preii.
W W Mattln, the marble dealer, to
day delivered a fine monmeDt for the
grave of D R Hill, brother of Commis
sioner J R Hill, In Franklin cemetery.
New stock of furniture Just put In, at
prloes tbat you can afford to fix up
nice. Call and examine.
Chambers Hardware,
Yale unlveralty bested Harvard
In the annuel 'varsity raos at New
Haven, Conn, yesterday, In 20 minutes
and 20 seconds, within ten seconds of
reoord time.
Tbe Bible ola'a of Mrs D M Logan
held plonlc at the Btaneble ranch
yesterday. During tbe progress of the
amusements Mrs Logan was taken
quite sick but is better now.
40 seoond-hand buggies, carts and
wagons. . Many good and some no
good. Prloes very low.
Chambers Hardware.
Hon Tllman Ford, of Salem, bas pur
chased for $1,100 the bouse and lot on
Eleventh street between Willamette
and Oak streets from F B Beck who
was the Catbcllo priest at Eugene a
few years ago.
Tbe Patrlotio League will meet at
WE Hoarbrough's store and at Mrs
Laura Harris' residence tomorrow
efieraoou at 2 o'clock to take riga for
Mrs Bladden'a where tbe regular meet
Ing will be held.
ftoaeburg Plalndealer: Mrs J vV
Hamilton entertained a number of
young people Tuesday evening at her
home, the reception belug given in
honor ot W L Whittlesey and Richard
Dearborn, of Eugene.
Harrlsburg Review: Mr Ed Ayres,
on Monday last oontraoted hie grow
lug orop of hops, that is his fugles to
tbe Luoe oompauy of New York, for
12 cents per pound with 6 cents per
pound In advance for harvesting pur-
poses.
HarrlBburg Bulletin, June 26: Con
tractor Eddy, of Eugene, was in tbe
city Monday afternoon. He inspected
tbe work so far as done on tbe hotel,
and said be would be here next Mon
day ready to begin the conetruotlon
on the main building.
Roteburg Plaindeiler: Hon J
Bridges,' regleter of tbe U 8 Land
offloe, returned home from Portland
Wednesday morning. Mr Bridges baa
been seriously ill and baa been receiv
ing treatment at the Be Vincent hot-
pllal and his early recovery baa caused
inuob njoicltig among his niaDy
friends in lb s aliy ttml oounty.
A Fourth o( July celebration lean
uounoed to be held at Oregon Mineral
dpriuge, 12 mllee south of Cottage
tiiove, on the Coast Kork and one mil'
from kmm postuOloe. Tbe new
iiutol will be open tor guests, tbe driv
ing and bloycle traok will be oomulete
and bloyole aud other races will be
given, A danos will be held In tht
evening.
The House of Representatives passed
tbe bill providing for tbe government
of tbe Philippines, substantially as It
came from the senate, at d o'olook last
night. The amendment of the Dem
ocrats for establishment of temporary
government to be followed by the
permanent Independence of tbe Islands
aa soon as a stable government oould
be established by tbe Filipinos was
votsd down.
A western correspondent, who is a
great admirer ot the Angora goat and
Its mohair, In writing to ths Cotton
and Wool Reporter, lays tbat Oregon
produces the flues t mohair in tbe
United Btates, and gets prloes from 6
to 10 cents higher thau do other die
trlots. The Boston market Is usually
about 6 cents higher thau the Oregon.
It ooets about 8 cents to gather and
sblp tbe mohair East. Geo Houok, of
Eugene, Is tbe leading mohair grower
of Oregon,
PERSONAL.
Mrs i S Luokey la 111.
HonJM Shelley was a passenger
north this afternoon.
Dr T B Ford returned from Cres-
well this afternoon.
D U Gover came down from Cottage
Qrove this alternoou.
Mies Ruby Hendricks returned this
afternoon from Turner.
T L Gilliam returned this afternoon
from a ,bort trip to Portland.
Mrs D A Paine returned this after
noon from a visit at Salem.
Tbe Beattle Produce Co will com
mence shipping oberries Monday.
Ui and Mrs Frank Strong went to
Medford this afternoon toviait friends,
Hon E R Btclpworth returned this
afternoon from a short trip to Port
land.
Miss Bessie Jennings left this morn
Ing for Llnovllle where she will teach
a three months' term of sobcol.
MIsb Katie Bunk, of Lorane, Is
among the many teaohera who are at
tending tbe teachers' convention.
Geo F Craw is expected home from
Foley Bprlugs tomorrow. He writes
that hie health is not very muoh Ira'
proved.
Salem Journal: Miss Ella Skip-
worth, of Eugene, is visiting at the
borne of ber grandparents, Mr and Mrs
0 F Royal.
Will R Craig will leave soon for
North Yakima, Wash, to accept a po
sition in a store. He is now clerking
for C D Combs.
. Miss Gertrude Hodsou, of Portland,
who bas been visiting tbe Mlsiee Stella
Robinson and Louise Yoran, returned
home tbis afternoon,
Mrs EC Palmer, of Aabland, who
bas been visiting at tbe home other
buebandt' parents, Mr and Mrs PP
Palmer, In Eugene, left for home tbla
afternoon. .
Among the graduatea of the U O
who are attending the state teaohera'
convention here this week are: Prof
Lewis R Alderman, '98, Prof A A
Cleveland, '98, and Prof OeoA War-
Beld, '99. .
BASEBALL.
A Game Here Sunday Hamp
tons Go to Jacksonville.
Manager Al Hampton of Hampton
Bros' baseball teoui baa reoelved
oommunloatlon from the manager of
the Jacksonville team asking Mr
Hampton to take his team on up to
that oily ou July 6th, tbe day after
tbey play at Grants Pais. "Mr Hamp
ton says if satisfactory arrangements
ars made the team will go.
A same will be played Sunday at
Bangs' Park between the Hampton
team and either Albetiy or Roseborg,
probably the latter. Mauager Hamp
ton will know which one it will be tblB
evening when the Kmeburg manager
will telephone him.
ElECT OFFICERS.
Turner Christians Name Them
for Coming Year.
Balkm, June 26. At tbe Turner
campmeeilni! yesterday, the Oregon
Christian Missionary Convention
elected Its officers for the ensuing year
as follows: President, Albyn Esom,
Portland ; vlot-presldeut, J A Busbnell,
Junction Olty ; uorrespondlngseoretary,
J B Lister, Eugene; recording secre
tary, UBO Humbert, Corvallli; treas
urer, J S Moualuui, Eugeue; regent
Divinity Bobool, J H Hawley, Mon
mouth.
Contest bor Senator. There will
be a rather boteleotlon contest in Linn
oounty between Senator P R Kelly and
M A Miller, tbe man wbo defeated
Kelly by two votes at the polls. Sena'
tor Kelly claims that the Linn oounty
oourt la Dsmoctatlo and that tbe Re
publicans did not have proper repre-
sentatlon on the boards of judges of
eleotiou, also tbat soma errors have al
ready been found in tbe ouuntlng of
the ballots, there Is a likelihood of more
errors of the same kind. For these
reasons 8-tiaior Kelly will Institute a
legal ooutes'.
W. R. P. L.-Tbe W B P L will
meet with Mrs 8 P Sladdsn tomorrow
at 2 o'olook prompt.
FOR RENT.-B-rnom bouse for rent
n North Lincoln street.
F L Chambers.
THE SOCIAL REALM.
Tbe danoe given at tbe pavllioa at
Banes' Park last night wai well at
tended and an euj lyableiiine was baa
A good orchestra furnlebed muslo for
dnciog until a late bour.
, .
Mita Flora Bowder eutertalned a few
frlendi at her borne, 219 Waeblngton
street, last evening. Various amuse
ments were Indulged in and rerresn
mente were served.
AT THE CLERK'S OFFICE.
Two Marriage Licences and Other
Legal Matters.
Mortgage f2G" 00
Satisfaction ol mortgage "
Mortgage V w
Mortgage " 10
Satisfaction of mortgage 185 00
REAL ESTATE TRANBFER8.
W R aud Mangle E Doak to Geo W
McQueen 818 10 acres Inl9tpsr4 w,75.
l.l7..lB N Thompson 10 Cllve B
Cheshire laud in tp 18 s r 2 w, SI.
W W Withers, sheriff, toL M Travis
115acresin tpl8erl2 w, (8.
W W Withers, eberlfl, to L M
Travis 152 aores in tp 19 a r 12 w, 5,
W W Withers, sheriff, to L M Travis
lot 10 blk 1 Shelton's ad to Eugene, 6.
Gilbert aud Nettle Ol-on to Oliver
Hproute 160 aores la tp 17 b r 4 e, $2100.
J D and 8 J Wllenn to J M Witurow
80 aeres In tp 18 s r 2 w, S25C0.
Ambrose L and Ella J Woodard to
the Paolflo Timber Co laud in Cottage
Grove, $40.
W P and S A Fisher to Wm Hum
phrey 160 aores in tp 17 s r 6 w, (1780.
MININCt LOCATION.
J O Buokner locates Fletcher claim
in Blue River mining district.
OIRODIT COURT.
Geo W Soott and H A Hammond,
executors of estate of Cburoh Blurte
vant, deoeased, vs Eva Ford. Defen
dants file demurrer to complaint.
8 H Friendly vs Ann 0en, to re
cover money on a note for $40. Geo B
Dorrls is attorney for plaintiff.
PROBATE COURT.
Estate of Wm Wltbrow, deoeased.
S B Eaklu, P E Boodgra-s and W
Royce appointed appraisers. Estate
appraised at $800. T G Hendricks ad
miulstrator.
UABBIAOI LICENSES.
Edward R Cheriy and Angelina
Kanady, Al Montgomery witness,
James Hayej and E Grace Hill, J D
Hamlin witness.
MINING LOOATION.
James C Miller locates Bautlago and
Sbereburne claims In Bohemia mining
dletrlot.
Ferdinand Miller locates Orrook
claim In Bohemia district.
PRESIDENT OF SENATE.
Booth of Lane a Prominent Can
didate. The Poriland Telegram, In mention
ing candidates for president of the
next Oregon senate, eays:
"While hlsdistrlot oonelets of Lane,
Josephine and Dou lne, the nominal
residence of Senator Robert A Booth is
at Grants Pass. His career In the leg
islature Is deolared to be a oredit to
himself and tbe party. One thing Is
eertaiD, Senator Booth is a popular
man, and If it oame to a long-drawn-out
flgbt be would probably land tbe
best show ot carrying oft the capital
prize. Tbis 1b considered as tbe last
year Booth will be In politics, as bis
lumber Interests are so extensive tbat
it will soon require the undivided at
tention of his partners snd himself."
Bkcured New Locations. Rob
erts Bros, cigar dealers, wbo have had
their goods stored sluce Ihe old Mc
Clung building was torn down, have
secured a lease en tbe building now
occupied by H G Miller's bookstore,
and will move their goods there tbe
Bret of next week. Mr Miller has en
gaged quarters In the Titus block
where he will hereafter oouduot his
busineei,
Ctias A Redmond, of MoMlnnvllle,
for Ihe past three yt ars a popular stu
dent of theUniverslly and also a mem
ber u( the olses of 1902, bas been en
gaged ae saletman In S H Frlendly'e
dry goods store aud wll. assume bis
duties In a lew days. While In echoi 1
Mr Redmond was an excellent student
and will uo doubt prove himself Just
as able In his new position.
Special
Sale on
Wash
Silks
For our Crystal Cord Wash Silks,
proper thing for Summer Yaists.
See window display.
S. H. FRIENDLY.
STAMP MILL IN OPERATION.
Stamps at the Uncle Sam
Mine Dropping.
Five
Wm H Rlohardson, and E Hulse, of
St Johns, Micb, two of the stock
holder In tbe Uncle Sam Mining sod
Milling Co in the Blue River dietnot
on the Callpoola side of the mountains,
arrived down yesterday from the
mines.
Mr Richmond today informed a
Guard reporter that tbe five-stamp
mill at the Unole Sam mine started up
Monday on a trial run, and It wa
found to operate very satUfaotorlly.
From new ou It Is probable that tne
mill will be running steadily. Plenty
of ore Is on band and it is among tne
richest In Ihe whole diatnot.
Mr Richmond said that the mill
will soon be doubled In oapsoliy, nve
more stamps now being on tbe road.
Tbe Uncle Sam mine Is a scene ot
aotlvlty. A large amount of develop
ment has been and is oow being done,
24 men being employed by the com
pany at tbe present time.
WILL ADVERTISE LANE.
Willamtte Valley Land Co. Will
Have an Office at Lincoln, Neb.
The Willamette Valley Land O,
consisting of Geo G Gross, Willard
Cooper and Will H Jennings, recently
organized In Eugene, make the nu
nounoement tbat after July 15th tbey
willbavean office in Lincoln, Neb,
In oharge of Mr Cooper, wbo will ex
tensively advertise Oregon and es
pecially Eugene and Lane oounty.
On September 1st Mr Cooper will
bring a lame party of bomeeeekers
from Omaha dlreot to Eugene, and t o
douht they will all purchase land in
this vicinity. ,
Timber Claims.
I have two firct-clais timber olalme
within i mile from river. Parties
wanting same will miss a rare ohauce
if tbey don't call at tbe Wald House,
Eugene, Friday, June 27, and enquire
for A H Hinkson, , I also have other
olaims, also deeded timber lands.
These olaims are within J 0 Bye's ride
from Eugene and on tbe best stream
in Oregon, tbeSiuslaw.
ABSAULT AND BATTERY. James
Larimer was brought down from ihe
Middle Fork country yesterday by
Deputy Sheriff Harry Bown and
brought before Justice of the Peace 0
A Wlntermeier on tbe charge of as
sault and battery upon Warren Good
man. He pleaded not gully and the
caie was set for trial July 24.
Fob Rent. Eight roomed house, in
good repair, with sewer connection, and
barn, on North Pearl street. Inquire
of Mth. I. L. Campbell,
800000000000$)
"Good Timepelces nuy be utterly ruintdP
k n.V!lf..ll h.JII i?
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sf
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JUST
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of a machine mov
ing continously
for one year with
out oiling. A
watch or clock is
the only machine
that does it, but
it ruins a watch in
time. A watch
s
o
ft
properly taken care 6i
of will last a
o
o
lifetime.
If you have
neglected your
timepeice you had
better bring it
aiound and have
it cleaned
and re-oiled.
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M. R. JANNEY, g
Jeweler. 5i
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flth Street opposite Hoffman Home.
"D.n.Ji. . ,.7 . 7 7..
O-r --a " unit micnej ii like
lulling on t broken reed." 0
FOI 10 DAYS
" 43c
Just the
h1
The Essentials
AUE ALL TltKHh.
Nobby Styles, Reliable Material
. PerfectFittin3.ModratePr.
P. FRANK & SON"
34, 36 and 38 E Ninth St. '
Boswell Springs.
DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON.
These Bprlnsi are recommended by the leading nhyidclani-rnr ,v.
Ciarrh. stomach. Kidney and Liver trouble. Watt-d 'a S.kec"t
"BliHla Koute." from 8au Frauolsoo to Horlland w raueieouTh l'u "WleS?
open (or the reception ot gunti. Porcelain naih Tubs, ffuSSL HP"-!
ttjlepnoneon wie prelum.,, riwui.jw.wr wutm up, Including h,ii v tH "Hhr.
trout of the Hotel.
Potassium Chloride - 64G. gr
Potassium Bromide - ,&7 gr
Potas-ium iodide - .53 gr
Sjdium Chlorldo 211 gr.
Hotel Arrivals.
HOFFMAN.
John Niesen, forlland .
G W Toobolsen, Louisville
Julius Oreen, Portland
W W Allen, Chioago
Frank 8 Flereon, NY . .
Arthur J Kirk, 8 F
W E Lewis, 8 F .
J R Flyun, Portland.
P J Keller, Phlla
Wm Livingston, 8 F
Dr Mary M Bcaples, Salem
J A Wolf.S F
Mis T J Huvag', Balem
F J Wemand and wife, Chioage
W B JanieB, Chicago
D U Andrews, B F
Madge Wilson, Youcolla
Jack A Klrkbam, 8 F
W 8 MoFarlmd, 8 P
V W Hawhurst, 8 F
EUGENE.
L 8 Hill, Newberg
K W Newlaud, Uottnge Urove
E HuUe, St John
R Matteson,
Dr 1 H Keener, Portland
J E Larimer, Lowell
J R Wilhur, Portland
R W Kirk Newberg
Mabel H DougltB, Newberg
Gertrude Lamb, Newbsrg
D MoCarty, Portland
V0 B Long, Brownsville
A P Armstrong, Portland
0 Bloom, Portland
TWIymun, Weudllng
N KnudBon, Stockton
W LitileQeld, Buudon
O Gaety, Bandon
T J Cook, Geld Hill
A H Hunkeni), Alma
B A Parke, Balem
H W CUrKe, Portland
O G Huglion, Portland
K Ri lsner, Lyle. Minn
The Imperial.
Cottage Grove, Or. First olatsa. Sample
room 30x50 feet, well equipped. Rales
$1.00 and $2.1X1 DHr dnv.
Wanted. Two timber locations
must be good. State what olaims will
run, and price of location or relit quliih
m nr. Adnress P O Box 269, Eugene.
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 tbe bread wagon marked
The CACHOU-
' when it comes by you
HAMMOND & CHESHIRE.
Bonboniere Bakery.
B-snl. pies, clce. cookiei, In fuel every thine kef ln,
kept con-Untly on hnL l.nnchee nd hincn
ept con'Mntty on Hand, i.nncnea nn iiim.. rmlKW -,
puttinK im lunches lor uicnickere snd traveler. .tnuyF"
frtii'i d chum. We deliver trooiu in our own
city free f chrne. Don't forifet the pl-
Holden Building, No 640 WillametU
ho ne Red 554,
Something
new in SKir
SKIRTS
nave always been a t
with us, and the? aro
more so than everthig
ONE GALLON OF THESE WATERS CONTAINS:
9!ciumChlortil .
oslclura CarboMte,
'llh.,ntonMlto; Jl.
CA.PT. BEN D. BOSWELL, Boiwtll Sprinp, o,.
Geer's Vole for Stut,,,
The public clll , J
late nate election do , J
jots on the United Bto'
tht voteUreqa.redt,,,,,1
"""" 'eK""ura wuii ttlIt
governor. It la as fotln... I
Geer, 44,667; Wood. . J
"n, 100. .a ine vote foi Ftit
aud Chamberlain u ... .
l.nn ICO . - 1 u
0D0 eaoh Governor Qmi reeWif
mure voles Ihsn Furnish, tit
friends of some of tne other ipj
for tbe senate did not otelotsi
considerii that he recelndirra
pnmsntary vote, Geeililtatu
who has ever received i its
the popular vote for the 08n;
the AuNtrallao. ballot.
New Today,
MEN WANTED.-WiMt
work In the the timber, ftp)
from $1.75 to $2 50 su'ir, n
the Seattle Product Ji'Um
Eighth street, sloe
HOITT'5 HWu
Parents deplrinu hometoioflioi1
surroundlnRS, perfeci cUmtle, cu:
vision, a ml thnrotitrJi meiitiJ.morii 1
cat iraimiiK ior men onys, wm m .
reciuiremeius fully meut HoUt'iw
Bend for illustraiedcoialosue.
Twelfth year begins Annul YAt
I bab Horn, Pb.
I have moved my c
to new quarters, pr:
four doors weii
postofTice, where Ic
hotter eauipped
ever for first-class f
printing.
w
C Yoran,
PRINTER
Phone Red 57L
A Solid oak sideboard tr 514-00. f ""
Extension table lor H.w
Dining chain, cine iet, 75 cenu.
Nurse Rocker lor JI.50.
Top Hiitresi lor $2.00.
SDrin Mittr"'or l.5.
& HENDERSON
DAY
ARMORY BLOCK-