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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard j THURSDAY JULY 3 For Cigars JULIUS GOLDSMITH. BJARD Tilephone, lo Miin 191. WEATHER. Bbowars tonight. Friday partly oloa dy; warmer. BukiM. VITUS. feed end grooerles t Whilst. O B Farrow t Co flra Insurance, Dr Low ooalo-optloian Eugene, Overtoils for will paper and paints 0 a Farrow Implement and maobl- nary. J O Wattegraduate optlolau, Ko 'nr. A landslide In prlot of photographic work at tb Welder Blndlo. Horaen doori and windows at Lough miliar PaUr'i. Dollar a doian for cabinet photo at tba W alder Htudlo for a abort time mly. Racine buggies stand tba teat for bard asrvloe. Chamber! Hardware baa tbem. ' Three down alamp pbotna for 25o at tha Welder Btudlo, corner Seventh and Willamette. If you oao Dot go today or tomorrow, go day after tomorrow, to Morrow for your plumblnc, tin, eheet Iron and oopper work. We do good work. Our prlees are reasonable. Fbona Bed 471. Aa aoon aa tba rain lata Dp B B Ka- kla'a old reeldeno at East Eighth and High atreeta will be mored to Eaat Thirteenth aid High and tha work of building hla fine saw residence will begin. Attractive Prices at our great discount sale. COME JUST TO SEE Fancy Bohemian ware. Glass W.UrnU. rrwn 11.19 Atomltat. 24a, SSo, 4Uo7Jo Sprlnklais SSo, iHa, 7 So Terra OotU BoUTsatr I'lMtquM C1IH IlooaaB Frio LUt UIwt story IBo Hula Harlatra itieeloa Us Hotel Portland iSo Mount Uued tag Vine J Dsooratsd Qimu Chlaa, Plates 9, 14, 18, tt, M cants Ralad lliwle ii S, SM, 4 oasts C l'lalse He, 4H, 67, 71 oants, liuntlnds ot other articles etjuit ai law prises. Great American Importing Tea Co 99 KAT NINTH STNIKT, Phone. Main 50-1, Eugene ,Fruil Jars. 1 doz qt Mason fruit jnrs 1 " 4 Rttl " " " .90 1.15 .25 .35 .35 .05 1 " extract caps and rubbers Mason jars 1 dos covered jars 1 " finished tumblers 2 doz jar rubbers 3 " extra heavv and wide Mason jar rubbers 1 doz qt tin fruit cans with 1 doz wax sealers .25 GO Wire solf sealing stone jars all sizop. in DEPARTMENT BREVITIES. Ko Glubd tomorrow. It will be a wet Foortb. C B farrow notary public. Tomorrow la tha Foortb. Where are yon going to celebrate? Regular Bunday boon at tha poet- offlo tomorrow. Mr J B Lister and eon Ia?ld re turned today from Turner. Extra for every old mower or binder. Oet them early at Chambers Hard ware. New alock of furniture Just put Id, at prloea thai you can sdord to OX up oloe. Call and examine. Chambers Hardware. A marriage lloenne baa been Issued In Portland to Roy 11 Hamilton, aged 23, of Lane ouuniy, aad Anna M Humbaok, aged 23. Dr Ellis Leonard, who waa la Peklu during the eolge, will speak aa tba Presbyterian cburob tonight at elgbl o'clock. All ara invited to bear mis dlatingalshad woman. 40 second-band buggies, oarU and wagoDS. Many gooa ana some uu good. Prloes very low. t. bambers Hardware. ResldsoU of East Portlaad ara org Ing tba rsmoval of tba Btandard Oil Company's tanks from the olty, proper, to some place wbera they would he la DO danger from them Id oaae of fire. The recent $400,000 blaze on tba eaat Ida came so near embracing tba I manaa tanks of oil lo it grasp that tba neonle In tba nearby vicinity were given euoh a loars aa to warrant tbeu unwilling to take aay mora obanoaa on tbelr presence. A story of bravery and preeenoeof mind oomea frens Portland where, yesterday morning, 18-year-old Mioha- al Coba aaved hla mother and four Utile brothers from being oremated alive at a Are whiob dasiroyad the family resldsuoe. Young ''Mike" as baia oslled by bla aeeoolatea, dived Into the parlor, which waa tilled with smoke and flames and dragged out bis unconscious mother, and then re turned and carried out each of bis four Utile brothers in turn. REMOVED TO SALEM. Remains of the Late Rer. H. K. Hlnes Taken From Portland "Tba remains of tba lata Rev H K Hlnee, DO, and that of hla deceased wife were removed recently from the Lone Fir oemetery, Portland, to the Lee Mlaslou oemetery, Balem, and In terred In the Dimond Square where so many of tha early mlsalonarlea are burled. A year ago last Decoration Day Dr Hlnea vial ted tha gravea of bis berolo assoolataa, and be talked of the people who ara bulled there and of tha duty of our oburob toeiect a tilting memorial. It ought to be done. In tba Dimond Btiuare tbere should be a monument to the meu and womeu who brought Christianity lo this Weetero shore." The above Item we clip from tba Pa- olflo Christian Advocate, Portland, a Methodist publloatlou. The Lee Mis slou oemetery ol halem belongs to that denomination ai.d Id It repose tba re mains of many who ware promlneut lu Oregon's early history. Ameug tbem ara Jason Lee, Cyrus Bhepbard, PL Edwards, J H Wilbur, "father" Waller, Qustavus Hinea and Bishop Eraalue O Haven. PHoapiRoua Bi.ua Rivnu. A cor respondent writing tha Guard from ths Blue River mining district aaysi "Everything baa a very prosperous look about oanip. Several email par ties are doing excellent development work 00 tba eaat slope ot Hold Hill and all with splendid possibilities. Blue River baa a big future, better than the Bohemia. Tba district la extending in olroumlaranoe all the time." P.O.HouniTiiHoaitow. Poatmaater H F MoCornsok Informs tha Gdard that the pnetoffloe will te open tomor row from S te 4 o'oloen p ui. Tha car tiers will uot deliver tomorrow at all. Those who are served by carriers cso get their mall by calling at the car- rlsrs' wlndow.betwvenlbeabove named hours. New Today. MILKER WANTED. Iqulre of B M Douglss, Eugene. FUlt BALE. A bouse, to be removed from premies. IuiUlre. at onoa at (87, Eatt Eleventh street. Men's Suits. All wool, Orepon cashmore por suit $7.00. Clothespins. 7 doz clothespins 10c,3 doz for 5o. Clothoslines rope per lb 15c, Wire lines 15c up. Glassware. Seoour bargain glassware counter 10c and 15c. We'll do wondors on that counter. Ax Billy's PERSONAL Mrs W M Miller went, to Portland today. 1 0 Watts went to Junction this afternoon. Will Cheshire went to Junotloo this afternoon. C L Fltchard returned to Iudepend- ence today G.o M Miller arrived here today from Heatlle. Mrs E B Pltcbett went to Roeeburg this afternoon. Miss B ella Munroe went to Balem today on a visit. Attorney L M Travis went to Port land this afternoon. Mrs J E Noland came down from Creewell ibis atternoon. Mrs Emma Thompson and Miss Dee Ankeny are at Newport. Miss Zlde Goldsmith went to Port land today to vtait awhile. W T Kaiser and wife, of Elmira, have gone to Med ford on a visit. C H Park and eon Kenneth leave lo tba morolDg for tba Blue River mines. Howard 0 Howe, of Portland, la here visiting bis aunt, Mrs C M Young. Mlaa Ada Hanaoa went to Cottage Grove this afternoon to apend tba Fourth. Mr and Mrs Frank Blair left thla morning for their raoob up the Mo Kenaie. W W Haloes, tba Eugene tanner, waa reglstersd at an Albany hotel ysstsrday. Balem Journal: Condon Bean la home from Eugene to spend the sum aser vacatloo. Miss Emma Dorrls and Miss Dae Ankeny were registered at an Albany hotel yesterday. Mrs J Wltbrow and Mlsa Annie Awbrey went to Junotloo this after noon to oalabrate. Miss Grace Campbell, of Sumpter, arrived here today to visit her alater, Mra Will Cheshire. Mr and Mra N Gorrle, of Welser, Idaho, arrived ;hare today to visit Mr aud Mra James Abrams, Will Orrell came down today from tba southern part of tha oounty where ha Is employed In tba timber. A L Geddes, U 0 student, left this afternoon to Join George Campbell's surveying crew In Washington. Mrs I T Nicklln and daughter want to Junction today to join Mr Nlcklln Tbey have purchased a resideuoe there, Mrs Dimond aud Mra Walter Rom went to Junotloo this sfternoon to con duot a stand fur the Ladlea of the G A R tomorrow. Yesterday's Portland Telegram: Mr and Mra Bonnie Les:er arrived from Eugeue yesterday, to make their future home in Portland. Mine Delia MnCullooh, of Portland, who hsa been vlltlng at the home of Miss Lottie Waiter for several weeks, returned home today. Roy MoKaddeti, of Independence who banbeeo visiting bis uncls, Horaoe Hurnatt, went to Portland tble after uooo to pnd the Fourtb. J L Zelglar, of Monmouth, who Is now traveling fur wholesale eeed bouse, but who waa fiimerly in tba grocery butlneas bare, In in the olty. Mrs H E Klmuooll aud Mlsa Miunls Porter, of Unlda, B D, who have beau visiting at the home ol Btuart M steer, left for their borne thla afternoon. Mr Harriet Nelson aad daughter, of Chicago, who ara visiting Mra Nelsou's parents, Col and Mrs B P Bladden, went to Oottsga Grove this afternoon on a visit. Willis McElroy aud Lloyd Bellman, of the Fourth Regiment band, went 'to Junction this afternoon. Tha remain Ing members will go down aa tomor row morning's early train. Married. Dr R J Marab and Miss Abble H Zvier, both ot Portland, were married at the reeldenoe of B Q Marsh, 876 High street, yesterday by Rev U E LoverUIgn, rector of HI Mary's Eptsnopitl churori. Til uroom Is you im ilyalolau of Porllaud will) bright ,rcxpeote. Ha Is a son of 8 O Marab, of Eugene. Won't Cki.ebhste. Cottage Grove has seneil I rnuoludsd to submit to weather iIio kuho and forego her Fourth of July oelebrallou. L M Travl- has aa oration that waa to have bean delivered upou the occasion that will be marketed at a very low rate. And be will guarantee tt to keep over till another Fourtb. Hats $1.00 Odds and ends in men's hats to close out at $1 00. $9.5,2.25, S2.0O.S1.75 and 1.50 hats in odds and ends at SI. 00. No back numbera but all good saloable goods. Window Shades. Short time only 27$ cents each, all colors." Neckties. Odds and ends, mens' 25 cout neckwaro 15 cents ii STORE RESOLUTIONS Upon the Death of J. game. A. Bnrlin- Headquarters J W Geary Post, No 7, Department of Oregon GAR. Whereas, the Hupreme Commander of tbe universe has In bis Infinite wis dom, seen fit to remove from our midst our late oooirad. , J A Bunlniianir, and Wbereae, Comrade Burllngame wa a faithful and oon.ls'ent member of J W Oaary Poet No 7, and ever ready to advance its Interests, therefore be it Resolved, by this Post that in tbe death of Comrade Burlingsme, thla Poet l'jaea a true and faltbfal member, and the family a kind and aOeotlonata husband and father. That feeling tbe loss wblon we aa a Post have sus tained wsare prepared to and do, un qualifiedly ey ropatlze with bla bereaved family. Reaolved, that while we deplore tt ) loaa of our lite oomrade, wa bow tub mtsslvely t the will of the Supreme Commander, realizing that our loea id His gain. Resolved, that Ibeae resolutions be spread at large upon tba records of tbe Poet aud a copy thereof bs transmitted to the family of our late comrade. Reaolved, that tha charter of this Post be dra pad la mourning for tbe spaoe of SO days. R A Haktlett, Adjutant, THANKS THE GUARD. Expression of Appreciation From the Teachers' Association Committee. EcGENK, Or, July 2, 1902. The FrjoKNE Guard: The Com mittee on Entertainment for tbe Btat Te tollers' Association wishes to ex tend to you Its bearty tbanks for your valuable service during tbe convention of J una 25-28, 19(12, Youra respectfully, E D Kesblkr, Ida Patterson, Kate Km.Lur, Kathkkin Pai rURSON Bold t tra.-W D Hampton, who recently bought out J A Gordon's dray ana ireneier nuainess, nss (old out to J H Brown, recently from Nebraska. Mr Brown la the father-in-law of Henrv nohwerlnir, tbe popular Ninth street tonsoriaiartlai. Sluut Polnf or Lutv. An EiikIIkIi writer glvs a good ex. ample of those quibbles In legal prac tice that have a sort of fascination for certain lulnds. Hume years ago, while traveling on I lie continent, he met the priuclpul lawyer for the government of one of tin- priucipallUcs, who told him of a ciiilcm.i lecai cimntlun. it bad ref. erenie lu a railway station at the boundary between two principalities. Koine one standing outside the win dow of the ticket oOlce bad put hla hand through nnd robbed tbe till inside. The huunilai-y lino lay between where the thief stood and tho till, so that he was actually in one tenitory while the crime waa committed lu the other. Here was a nice nut for the gentlemen learned in iht- law lo crack. Which of the prlni lpallilea Bhould undertake tbe prosecution of the culprit? At it they went In good earnest, and the arguments on either aide were long and vehement till the whole case was embalmed In many volumes. At last one side yielded so far as to say: "Wo will permit you, as an act ot courtesy, lo prosecute, while at the same time reserving all our sovereign rights." At this point of the recital the Eng lishman asked, "And bow did the pros ecution end 7" "All, that la quite another matterl" said bla friend. "There was no prose cution; we were only arranging what we should do when we caught the rob ber, but we never caught him," Too Efleetlve. The German proprietor of a aawmlll In a Mlnneaoia town used for fuel the refuse from ibe lumber. The fuel cost nothing, inn it took four men to pro. vide H, because the machinery was old fashioned. , An a vent for milt machinery persuad ed the Herman lo put In new equip ment which would reduce tho amount of fuel one-half. It looked like a good proposition, says the Lulutb Newa Trlbuue. ami the agent, sure of success, called on the lierman after the machin ery had bei n Hummed, expecting to be congratulated. Hut the lierman gave him a Klooiuy atarv. 'What's the matter? Doesn't the ma ihlnory do ail I rlauuru for ItT" asked Ihe ageut. "Va. Inn I overlooks aometlnga." "Wbai wns ihair" "Veil. It ilakes only dwo men to han dle de fuel, but It itakes de udder two men lo Usui avay mi ve didn't use pe fore uud a ten m h aides " Special Sale on Wash Silks For our Crystal Cord Wash Silks, proper thing for Summer Waists. Soo window display. S. H. FRIENDLY. THE SOCIAL EALM. After ths regular buainee meeting of tbe Rtbekebs last night, t wnlcb tinn tba new officers fur tbe eoeuing term were installed, tbe members repaired to tba baoquet room where a feast of good things was er J yed. UAIL DELIVERY. Schednle of Carriers" Trips for Delivery and Collection. For tba benefit of those wbo get tbelr mail by carrier we pull'st a schedule of tbe osrriers trips, both f r delivery and collection of malls, a fol lows: delivery. First trip Report, 7:00 a m J leave poati fflee, 7:45; return to posti fflte, 11:45 end, 12:00. Becnnd trip Report, 2:15 pm; leave poet (Hoe, 3:45; returu to postofllce 4:40;eud,4:45. COLLECTION. Flr-t trip Report 12.00; leave post office 12:10; ream to postofflce, 12:25; ei d 12:30. Becond trip Report 4:45 p m; leave postoffioe, 4:45; returu to p stoHloe 6:10, end, 6:15. WEATHER FOR THE FOURTH Mr Beals Says it Will Bo Partly Cloudy and Warmer. Thla ralo if It keeps up will spoil many a Fourth ol July celebration in Oregon. Tha barometer, however ahow Indicative of the weather being better tomorrow, and Mr Beale, the Portland weather forecaster, says that It will be "partly 'oloudy and warmer," as a glance at our dally 11 lnstrated weat ber forecast at tba top ol tbe flrst column ol the last page will bow. THE RAIN. It Benefits Hops, Potatoes and Grain Hay Damaged. The cold rain which began Tuesday baa thoroughly roaked the ground which waa paiched and baked. The general opinion among farmers is that mere beueflt than harm will reeult. Tbere Is some bay out, and this is be ing damaged, Lut the spring gialn now has a chance of making a fair crop, while bops, potatoes and all kitdsof vegetables are greatly benefitted, No Daily Guard Tomorrow, Following tba usual oustom of coun try dallies no Guard will be Issued from this office on the Fourtb of July, tomorrow. Publishers. Virulent Cancer Cured. Startling proof of a wonderful ad vance In medicine Is given by druguist U W Roberts of Elizabeth, W Va. An old mau tbere bad long suffered with what good doctors prououuoed lucur able oauoer. Tbey believed bla cure hopeless till he used Electric Bitters aud applied Bucklen's Arnica rjalve, whioh treatment completely cured him. When Eleottlo Bitters are used to expel bilious, kidney aud microbe polsous at the same time tble salve ex erts Its matchless healing power, blood diseases, skin eruntloos. ulcers and soree taulsh. Bitters oilo, Balve 25o at w Xj XMLiano's. iMI..Thmw Guaranteed to wear 25 years put tnousanas are In use that hive be"1 worn continuously tor over 35 veitrs. ami hnivlr4. n 40 years. The JAS.BOSS,,o".,r WATCH CASE has exactly the appearance of an all-gold case, is stronger, costs much less. 7 000,000 have been sold in the past hail century, CaU and see them. M. R. JANNEY, FOR 10 DAYS 43c Just the ill The Essentials ARE Nobby Styles, Reliable Materials, Perfect Fitting, Moderate Prices., P. FRANK & SON, 34. 36 and 38 E Ninth St. , Boswell Springs. DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON. These 8prlni are recommended br the leading physician! -lor the care of Rhenmattini. (.'tarrh.Biomach. Kidney and Liver tronb'e. Located .m Southern faeiUo Kallroad. ';iihaiita Route." trom Han Francisco lo Portland 40 miiea Booth uf Eugene. Constantly open tor the reception of gueati. forcelaln Bath Tub. PoBWfHce, hxpreai and Fnbllo telephone on the premlaea. From tl(i.uu per week up, Including baths. Trains Slop in Iroat ol tbe Hotel, , ONE GALLON OF THESE Fotarsium Chloride Potassium Bromlda PotASMium Iodide Budlum Chloride lit. .07 .b3 21t CAPT. Hotel Arrivals H0FFX4N. Geo A Feel, Portland F W Cburcbouse, Portland Mr ana Mrs J B Coben, N Y Mrs S Bhuman, N Y W Reynolds, 8 F Geo H Fltzglkbon, Portland E J Ellison, Portland Mrs M O'Meara, Seattle Mary G O'Meara, Seattle Uhrls Jensen, Goldendale W T Kavser and wf, Elmira Clem lines, Cottage Grove Bert Bart, Cottage Grove Theodore Jennings, Cottage Grove H W Dunn end wf, Cottage Grove V ijehman a, wf, Springfield J L Witbrow, Goble R W Welch, Portland WEOeborne.N Y O G Hugbson, Portland Cbae Z .lmer,.N Y A Houejuiarj, Portland H A Tronip and wf, Ht Johnp, Mich, Edith L Dunn, 8t Johtis, Mich Cbas Hagerty, Elmira J I. Zelgler, Monmouth J P Flyun, Portland Geo Pratt, Portland J W Ware, Balem, Ohio Jaoksoa Arnold, Weston, W Va. EOCENE. M A Brewbaker, WaltervilU Peter Klrncb, Wendling W W Warner, Mabel V Garoutle, Wendling N W Reuuii ger, Mara la J Jabieson, Portland F F Haruard, Vinfo, Or P (.'ulllgan, Alpena Dayton Elliott, Grants Pass Ell Ellis aud sou, Eagle Point J W Bailley Wendling A M Russ, rtprlrgfield A Lelaud, Portland The Imperial. Cottage Grove, Or. First olass.Bam pie room 30x50 feet, well equipped. Rates $1.00 and $2.00 per dav. For Kknt. -8-room bouse tor rent on North Lluei.ln Btreet. F L Chambehs. Horse shoes that any body can tmi: on at Chambers Hardware. 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. Slop the bread wagon marked The CACHOU whoa it comes by you HAMMOND & CHESIHKE. Bonboniere Bakery. 11 e.l. vies, cake., cmiw. In . .... , . , ,! on.untl, n rr,,. l.nnrhe. an 1 inn K . ' J . c!" futtins u,. lunohea tor plrawkeis sad 1 Mr cl ,,M Uk' in SutXe- Holder. Building, No 640 Willamette . n,onerkeJ554 DUNN BROS Something nice and new in SKIRTS KIRT have always been a strong line with us, and they are more so than ever this season. ALL THERE, WATERS CONTAINS I Maenesium Chloride 10 gr 1436 gr gr uaicium unioriae gr Calcium Carbonates - isvp gr. For lurther Inloiination eddresa BEN D. BOSWELL, Boswell Sprlngj, Oregon. Court bouse News. Mortgage $436 00 Mortgage 430 00 8'isfaction of mortgage 760 00 RIAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. J H Fletcher to C H Park i lnt In the Huunyside mining claim la the Fall Creek distrlot, $1. T W Tillman et al to John H Morris 93 acres In tp 18 s r 11 w, $S5, David Cherry to Andrew O Mann lot 3 Cross Plat of land in the Kli'r donation land claim $575. Elma A Cottle to Thomai H Garrett south half of lots 7 and 8 blk 1, O' borne'Bad to Eugene, $950. O & C R R Co to Booth-Kelly Co v J lots 3 and 4 blk 3 Coburg, $112.50. O & O It R Co to Booth-Kelly Co lot 3 blk 2 aud t lot 4 blk 3 Coburg $2n, MINING MOATION. J H Fletcher locates Sunnjsldeclalm In Full Creek minltg rilbtriot. r MARP1A01! UtTMSE. W A Butcher and Miss A D GIbeon. Mrs Electa Butcher witness. The young man being under ege the content of hln matt er la filed. SUMMONS. In tbe Circuit Court of the Bute ol Ore gon for tbe County of Lane. James W Smi h Pluinti , VH Jenettie Smith, Drfendnnt. To Jenettie Sliith. (11a above named deftfudant: In the name of the Stats nf Or conn: Yon are herebv reqnired to appear in tbe above entitles ernrt in the above entitled cause and answer the complaint of plain- im Herein mea on or oeiore six weeks from tbe date of tbe first publication of this summons, and if you fail 10 so appear and answer as above required the plaintiff will applv to said court lur the reief prayed for In the comp'aint herein, to-wit; A deciee dissolving ibe bocds of matrimony now er jBuug ubiwriu buiu piaimin sna aeieodam. .uu suon oiuer rt nei as tne court seemB proper TiliB summons is Dubliflhprl in fhA TWtt.t Fuoshi Goabd once each woek (or sii con secutive weeas, by order of tha Hon H B Kinoaid, county judge ol Lane County, Made and entered herein nn i!a InA ,l.v ol July. 1902. and the data th pnblioation hereof is the 3rd day of July, 10JV J v Ii BlLTSO. Attorney for Plaintiff. A Solid 01k sideboard lor JI4.00, $lo.00asd $U,00 Extension table for $4.00 Dining chairs, cane seat, 75 cents. Nurse Rocker lor $1.50. Top Mtttress lor 2.00. Spring Msttressinr $1.50. DAY & HENDERSON, ARMORY BLOCK.