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Newspaper Page TextUaiiy Eugene uuaru nun, n ifi1 1 nminani' THURSDAY - JULY 24 For Cigars JULIUS GOLDSMITH. BOARD Tiliphwi, li-tttn 131. WEATHER. Fair tonight and Friday ; oentlooed warm, BMAIM, llWIIe. PERSONAL, 0 8 Karreir notary public. rd and (Toonlai at WuIU'a. a B Furrow Co Ore insurance. Dr Low ooulo-optlolan Eugene. Overtone for will paper nd pelnte V B Furow Implement- and mMbl nary. A landslide In prloM of photograph work at tha Walder Studio. Poata and shingles. Chambers Hardware, I O Wetta. araduate ontlolan, Eu' gene. Buy a refrigerator and keep oool. KaYB Fdkwitdkb Oo. Ust a waiting maoblue aud save Tour wlfa'a etreogtb. Ubembere' Herd- waie baa them. nureeu doors aud wlDdowe at Lough miliar 4 Peler'e. Uet a Deermg Binder and Mower tbry run light aud laet forever. Chamber Hardware. Meohlneoll tkal'a good. Chamber! Hardware. Bee Kay for ipaulal prloes on tenia nd oatnp furniture. Dollar a doien for cabinet pbotne at tbe Welder Bludio for a short lime only. Link tinware, guaranteed fur 8 yean Chamber Hardware. Buy a Balu Wagon aud you bate an tbat last. Be Ibem at Chambers hardware Beat woven wire mii'ito, oenter aapported, for S 26 at Day A Heuder ou'a. Fly orn door and wludowe flta any opening. - Obembeis Uardwaie. See our new Hue of f 10, 112.60, lit and 1S bedraom let. ley tlen deraon. Eiperlenoed bloyele repilrman now I Cham here' Hardware. Kocky Maaon, of Albany, la In town. Oeo H Verington hae returned to Blue River. N B Btaudleh ! down from the Blue River mines. Ilev Wooley arrived from tbe north tbie afternoon. J W White returned from Boewell Springe today. Che Cochran returned this afternoon to Cottage Urove. Contractor J M Eddy came up from Harrlaburg today. President P L Campbell returned to day from Newport. I Alex Hert, of Atklneon, New, l bere vltltlng friend. Mlaa Delia McCulloob went to Junc tion on today' tralo. Mr W S Gladstone le back from a trip np the McKemle. F K Dunn waa a passenger to balem ontbl afternoon'a train. Mlaa Bertha Hendrioka came down from Cottage Grove today. MrsITNlcklln and daughter lef for tbelr borne at Juootlon today. Mra Anna Cruxan I vulllng bar (la ter, Mra Llnnle Doty, of tblaolty. Cbaa Mlnkley, condootor on tbe B P overland train, la In Eugene on bull osa. B M Palo, of Albany, la vUltlng hi aout. Mr Ollle Waller in JMi- gene. Mr Cbaa Croner and daughter left tndev for Bremerton. Waab, to vlalt relative. Mr Darwin Yoran and children leave tomorrow morning fur an outing at MoKenrle Bridge. MraB W Long returned yeaterday from a two weeke' outing at bar home atead on the MoKenile. B B Durkbelmer, who baa been anna litter, Mr. Mra M I. Ourrls, a' 44 Weet detenlh "'. J Wsaalev tw c:, if and. aon of Ban Frenciaoo riv.-t U-dey from Portland. They are guest of relative, DrandMreF E Helover. Mr Krlcke la prominent In tbe firm of O F Weber 6 Co, Ban Fraoolaco. Dr Geo DeHer, of Jacksonville, la In Eugene looking fore eullabla residence for bla family. Dr D.B.r I- awake to tha educational advantage! offered by tbeecbuol-ufthia plaoe, therefore be t.iroluir to have hie family reside bere during the next school year. TBE SOCIAL REALM, Mrs Kerns and Daughters Enter tain-Other Functions. TOLD IN SIDE HEADS Hiubibbdho HOTKJ Bulletin : The work on tbe Harrlebnrg hotel la programing admirably. Contractor Eddy think tbat next week'a work, with bli active foroe of carpenters, will complete the Job. Tbe work eo far baa tbe aopearaooe of being substantially aud well done, and tbera la little doubt of It being readily acoepted by tbe architect wben tha keye ara ready ror delivery. There are aome exoeptlona being taken to the height of tbe buna ins. for whloh there la reeeonableoaoae, Tn to three feet added would be of Immense advantage to the appearanoe of the building end Increase tbe com fort of tbe rooms aa well. Of oouree tbla miBtake waa made lu planning the building. However It la suob a big Improvement oa tbe old shabby aback whloh It takes tbe place of. tbat orltlolam la hardly luetineDie and especially In tbat we ara all proud of the enterprising spirit that brongbt it Into existence. POBTLiHD JOUBNAL BOLD. the live Portland Evening Journal has been sold to 0 B Jackson, who an nonnoea "that tbe Journal In bead and heart will ateod for tbe people, be truly Democratic and free from political en Mra B F Kerns, assisted by bar daughters, Misses Maude and Edltn, cave to her frleuds a very delightful and social afternoon today at ber Nlka Ml Mae" (horn by tbe river) wblob la altuated lo the Utile grove of fir aud maple lual n .rib of Washing too atreet. Toe gr mods were exoeeo lnelv neat and Inviting, tbe shade oool and refreshing and everybody en InvMl themselves Immensely, ine afternoon was spent In aoclal cuai auu needlework. Lunobeon waa aerveo, Mines Msude King and Leone Kays oresldlng over the table. Tbe invited Kueete were: Mesdames L Q Adair Laura Harris, J J Walton, mao a Wallace. F M Wllklne, W L Chesnire, J W Kays, vt A BuebniH. T B Ford, John Dunbar, Alex C'ockerllne, W U Yoran, B A Booth, Wm Kuykendall, T O Hendricks, W E Brown. Mary Grlmn, B 8 Bryson, J W Johnson, Ueo O Yoran, 8 M Yor an. J Hanua. F G Young, H.llie Btagge, Samuel NeUon, B P riladden LBIlyeu. Minnie Wasbburn, Allen Cook. F B Dunn. Geo Kiniey, CD Combe, Cbaa Frledel, K B Willougbby, Calvin Hanna, Cl.aa Collier, J B Chambers, AO MoElr.y, W L Carroll, J L Page, C W Lowe, J K Robinson, J W Williams, B F Rowland, J T Row land, Cbaa Krouae, R MoMurpbey, A E Wood, J A Straight, J 0 Cburob, Misses Klnsey and Sladden. . Mrs E H Ingham this afternnoon en tertained tbe Thimble Club at her pleasant borne on the ooruer of East Third and Pearl atreeta. There waa a good attendance of members and a de lightful afternoou waa spout. Mra Ingham was assisted in eervlng lunch BREVITIES, Oregon aprloota for canning at Bkeels grocery. Tbe frame work of tbe new Spring- field sawmill is partly up. Co C will celebrate their fourth tnuiveraary Friday nigbt. Ten Orn'sforlc-cream and cake ft Ihe Uwn a U1 Fridiy night. About 27 members were Initiated last night lino tbe local ledge or Modern Brotherhood of America. Tn.nream! loe crem! loe cream! at the lawn aoclal Friday nlgbtb, Tenth end Willamette streets. A trench for a water main lo pit water to tbe Roney bricx on ne-i Eighth atreet was dug across the atreet today. Nothing is so refreshing these warm veolnES as a cool glass of ltmonace. It may be obtained at the lawn eooial Friday night at the Christian moron Hsrriaburg Bulletin: MrORBrigjs, who is at Belknap Spring with W G Be'tt and Anchor Aleted, baa written . letter to a friend in this city in whlcf k. .i.te. iiist thfv are having a fine time. Trout are very plentiful, aod Cal, as chief cook sod bottle-washer, Ib KEEP YOUR HEAD COOL Is the maxim for health All our straw hats will be . closed out at COST. Children's and misses' Summer Hats will be closed out regardless of prica. , MtVs CniiL'li Straw Hats, worth 1.00 will be closed out for r: .... ,t rr 4 m c. 4 will be many snaps on ima mi Mr, Call There early. P. FRANK & SON, 34, 36 and 38 E Ninth St. Boswell Springs. k a a Herewith Is preseneed a picture of the first bridge on the new railroad from Cottage Grove to the Bohemia mines, spanning Mosby Creek. Tracklaying ia now progressing at the rate of about 1800 feet per day, and the first 10 miles will be turned over to the operating department by August 1. Grading is progressing rapidly and the early completion of the line is assured. doing bis best to llokle tbe palatea of bla epicurean oomraaea. Candy, bmonade, loe cream and orangea displayed by pretty girls at tbe lawn social Friday nkbt. Hotel Arrival H0FFJI4N. MlloDean, Portland H C Mahon, Junotion H smith, Portland Lllla Henderson, Gleuburg Cal Edwin Cummiugs, Portland O B Slubbs, Portland J Bowie, Portland W H Brunner, Seattle Henry Harlan, Portland KS Johnson, Portland Geo Hlngerford, Portland S 'Ott Bnzrnth, Salem W B Soule, Portland J J Bryan, Portland Heo O B DeBar, Jacksonville W H Adrian, W U Tel Co James F C-ugen, W TJ Tel Co C M Deal, 8 F A Brigman.S V D Tgart, S F John Waring, Waltervllle Alice M Kick, Hale O or Siitz. Portlaud Victor Sios.luktr, Ht Paul J e Allen, Chicago S R Jubustonjand wife, Portland L A BrottH, Prinevllle K O Htaion, Poitland First Bridge on the New Bohemia Railroad DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON. These SnrlnM are recommended tT the leading phynlclana-lor the cure of Rhenmsttiiu, C.uTrrh. Slc.mach. Kidney sndUier trouble. Lncsled on eoutberu I'selllo Ksllro.d, "Hhsita Kouw." from tinn FfaucUco lo Horllsnd 40 miles south of tugene. Constsullr owu for Ihe reception ol gueiu. I'orc-laln bath Tuba, roslothce, -apresa aud Pubilo tVlbonon thepremUet. From 10.1W per week up, iucludiu hatha. Iralua atop In front uf the Howl. ONE GALLON OF THESE WATER CONTAINS I Poraslum Chloride PotaeHtum Bromide Potaa-ium Iodide Bodium Chloride MS. gr MatrnealuK Chloride - 10 gr .57 gr Calcium Chloride 14.141 gr .53 gr Calcium Carbouatea - ltfgr 2U gr. For further information eddreas CAPT. BEN D. BOSWELL, Boiwell Springs, Oregon. The University of Oregon Eugene, Oregon The 6rt semester, session 1902-3, opens Wednesday, September 17. The following schools and colleges are comprised in the University: Grwluate School, College ol Literature, Science sbd Aria, College of Scince and Enpinrering, University Academy, School of Music, School of Medicine, School of Law. TUITION FKEE Excepting In Schools of Law, Medicine and Music. (Incidental fee tlO 00, Student Body tax $2.50 per year.) Coat of livipg from $100.00 to J2UO.U0 per year. For catalogue addresa Registrar of the University, Eugene, Oregon. Tbe Imperial. . I'ottHgeOrove.Or. First olaxs Sample room 80x50 feet, well equipped. Rules till mill $2.0(1 uer iliiv. Whither go you? Why to ihe lewn social, Kridny night at the Christian church. Conn boost Items. Hottsrate I 76 BaMsfaotlon of mortgage 750 MAX, ESTITI THiNirilli Allan Bond lo Obarles L and Delay Ulukler 79 acres In tp 17 a r 4 w, $1600. Jonn B Oovell to L M Hall lotal and S blk 4 Chrletalu's ad toKugana 1,600. Anna O and F A Toaler lo Henry D Kdwarde lot 1 and a i of lot S blk 0 Boott's ad to Kuians, $1,700. U B 1st William H Ireland 160 acres lo tp 17 r S e, patent W B Lawler to Louis Zimmerman l al certain mill sites and water rights In Blue RlTer mining district, 13. U B to Fred Flak 160 acres In Ip 18 r w, patent. O 8 to Albert J Ward 160 acres In tp 17 r 8 , paUnt. MIHIMO LOCiTIOK. L Zimmerman, 1 0 Sharkey, Fred E Bharkey and N B Blandish locate "V O H," "Imperial" aod "Boodle" olalma In Blue ItlTer mining dlstrlet, aacuiT coubt. J O Horning s William Johnston, U raeorar oommlaalon of $876.35 on a real estate sale. LT Harris and Eli Bryaon attorneys for plalntlft. visiting B Hobwarzaohlld returned home to Portland today. Mr aod Mra J F Amis, left this morning for an oatlng on their farm teu mllea weal of tble city. Leo Plronl went to Junction City thle afternoon to accept a position In Ihe Hnrlburt-Nluklin Mercantile Oo'a tore. i H Gordon and wife went to Portland on tbli afternoon'a tralo. While there Mr Gordon wlll purohase bla fell slock of goods. Mra Jake Berger, Mr and Mra J F Ulrclea aod Mlaa Beverna leave tomor row lor the .upper MoKenile on an outing. Jake will go up later. Professor K H MoAllsler and broth ers Frank aod Arthur leave early to morrow morning fur Bine River. They will be gone about a week. Mrs Mary Thatcher, the old pioneer, who aang on tbe atreet last ulxht waa today aeut on her way lo Portland by Judge H II Klnoald, who purchased her a ticket. Mra O It Chrlshtneti and too Chea ter and Mra E Allen and duughter left this morning by private oonveyanoe lor the Upper Bode aprlnge on the Banliam river, Noah dross and family are moving their household efT airs from rooms over Bkeels grocery luto tbe house formerly occupied by B H Wiley at 476 Oak atreet. Mrs A D Davidson aud ulece, Mlaa Franola Patterson, of Independence, are visiting at the borne of Mra David- tanglemeuts and machinations, be lieving In (he principles that promise the Kreatest votid to the greatest num ber to all men, regardleea of race, oreed or prevloua oondltlon of servi tude," lu hla announcement, Mr Jacksnq fays that "Portland oapltal la behind tbe Journal, aud tbat tbe fund Is ample for all purpoaae. Good Uhoup or PHoroaRiPua Landlord Zelgler baa cause to be proud of a new group of plotorea whloh be baa lately Installed In the lioflman House. I he group la composed of fif teen photographs of publio buildings of Ihe olty. It consists of pictures of eight churches, the University and the High, Geary aud Pattersou auhool bulldlaga, the oourthooae and two views on Willamette atreet. Tbe whole la baudaomely framed In black. The photos; rrphe were taken by Nichols. Coat $6.00. eon by Mra Jaa Hoffman. . . A large orcwd listened to the seooud open-air oouoert of the season by the Fourth Regiment band last evening. The program waa a splendid one aud eaoh number elicited applanse. After theeonoert a number of young people repaired to tbe armory where danoiuii was enjoyed for awhile. OntKA Housi Plans. Tbe new opera bouse oouimlttee la still waiting for the plana to arrive ram Architect Benuea at Baker City so thai work oo the new bull ling can oommenoe. The plana were due tevtial weeke ago, and the oommltlee la getting Impatient at their non-arrival. J.gAOCK lUsKHSLL. At Portland: Portland )0, Butte 1. At Puokaue: Bpokaoe cVattleO. AtTaioma: Ta oorna i, Helena 1. Fob Runt. Eight roomed house, In good repair, with sewer connection, and barn, on 'orib Pearl atreet. Inquire of Mra. I. L. Campbell. ' Fruit Jars. 1 tloz qt Mason fruit jars .90 1 'igal ' 1.13 1 " extract caps aud rubbers Mason jars 1 doz covered jelly jars 1 " finished tumbler '2 doe jar rubbers S "extra heavy and wide Mason jar rubbers 1 doz qt tin fruit cans with 1 doz wax Boalnra Wire self sealing stone jars all sizes. .25 .35 .36 .05 60 Men's Suits. All wool, Oregon cashmore per suit t .00. Clothespins. 7 dor. clothespins 10c, 3 doz lor lie. ( lotlu'Hlines rope per lb lFc. Wire lines 15c up. Glassware. Sooour bargain glas010 counter 10c and 15c. We'll do wonders on that counter. Hats $1.00 Odda and ends in men's hats to closo out at $1 00. $3.6U,f2.25irA(X),1.75and $1.50 hats in odds and end at 91.00. Js'o back numbers but all good saleable goods. Window Shades. Short time only 27J cents much, all colors. Necktifj. Odds and ends, mens' 25 cent nvckwaro 15 cek. As Billy s Oregoa Goes to China. Bbattme, July 24. The offlolalaat tbe Puget Boo ud navy yard are In re oelpt ol tbe information from tbe navy department at Washington, D U, tbat tbe battleship Oregon, uow at the navy yard, la to be ordered to tbe Oblna station and will aail ae soon as ehe oan make ready for the trip. With the Oregon gone, this leaves but one ship, the Wlaooniln, on the Paoiflo ooaat station, aa tbe Philadelphia Is out of oommlaalon at the Mare Island jard. Hi hi Hi lit in iU! m ht iff itf w ml Three doian etanip pbotne for 25o at Ihe Welder Studio, corner Seventh and Willamette. Why pay $3.50 or $4 for a poorly made household treasure table wben you can get the beet table made for 13.33 at Day 4 Hendereou'a. Superior Utovea. Chambers 4 Bro. LETTERS TO LOVED ONES Should be written on good, tute ful stationery. It adds immeaa urably to the acceptability of the mirwive, U a compliment to the re cipient and a credit to the sender. Cheap ... Trashy, letter paper Is Inexcus able in this age, and betrays Moven lineas and lack of taBte In the per son using it. Pretty... And stylish paper, white and in tints, embosed or plain, at rery low prices for such nice things. M. R. JANNEY Jeweler and Stationer Ninth St, Opp. Hoffman House County Allowances. Allowed July 3. Election account Levi (jeer I u ml ire and mileage... 12 80 C H Wioecoll Judge 6 00 A A Kelley jnde 6 00 U W Kelley 'r-lerk 6 00 W G Maesey c erk 6 1)0 J A R'jwell ol -rk 6 00 R G ow;er jud);e 0 00 V F Lyouc judge 6 0D GM Kirkjude aod mileage.... 11 Bli W 8 Cornelius olerk 6 00 T F McGlynn cUrk 6 Oil L 8 II w laud clerk 6 00 Jasper Wl kins jutlje...., 6 00 Monroe Ltactli judai 6 00 H E AllinghHin judge 6 0o W E Wileos oleik 6 00 Geo Huittb clerk aud mileage 7 60 G M Mikel on clerk 6 Oil Geo U Whltbeck judge aud mile- age 1 10 40 C8 Jenue judge 6 00 G G Audereun judge 6 00 Milton tU y clerk, 6 00 J E Earnest clerk 6 10 R H Hroger olerk 6 00 D M Perkersoo judge aud mile age ;.. 8 00 A Traxlir judge 6 00 Li B Rons mull judge 6 0U J W BelBhuw 0 erk 6 00 G W Cornell olerk 6 00 Andy Heiiznau olerk 6 00 W P Cheshire judge 6 Ol) J U Brattaiu junge 6 00 J A MoMahou judge aud mile age 8 SO O B Cal iff olerk 6 00 Welby Stephens clerk 6 00 J A Roberts clerk 6 00 JT Irish regixtrationa 16 90 8 It Williams hull rent election 1 10 Grifllu Hurdare Co hall rent election 6 CO W H Martin hall rent, olaimed $3,50 allowed 2 60 Thomaa M Gardner assistance at polls i 2 CO 0 F titont fie ddtllvering election supplies 8 00 Comp No 271 W of W hall rent election 2 60 J H Hberwood hall reut election 2 60 G A Drury registrations 12 60 ABMattison repairing eUolion booths l 00 Wm Brynd hall rei.teleolion 2 60 8 rjhorlrldge hall rent ileotlnn... 2 60 B F Keeney registrations 4 80 W M Meyers repairing booths.., l 50 G W Einsey iepalrlng election booths 3 90 W Adams repairing election JiKkAk MhNT STORE The remainder of our Summer Suits and Skirts must be sold. Crash Suits, White Pique Suits and Reversible Covert Cloth Suits. t ALSO a a White duck Skirts, Demino Skirts, Crash Skirts and Fancy Cotton Skirts. For 10 days only at a BIG BARGAIN. S. li. FRIENDLY. u 1 . kl fi Skirt s Suii Sale. 4- l! t hooiba 1 5q M C Dolye deputy sheriff eleo- tin' 3 75 Geo Smith,' repairing booths 1 60 Geo Fraasr deputy sherift elec tion 2 50 W Wallac e repairing booths... 8 25 Levi Geer eepairlng booths 1 60 Jas Parker delivering election eupplie 10 iki 0 H Hle registrations 4 fx) Honey Bros wood and oil, elec tion day 1 50 Rouds and brldite aocount A Richmond labor on rock crusher 0 m W H Oitwold Unor mi rock crusher 36 01 J H iMcKarlaud labor nu rock oru'her 15 0) W MiCullen labor on rock orunh er 86 Oil J Wood labor ou ruck crusher... 60 00 B fclutotilos labor on rock crusher 31 60 Maaon Harwond labor ou rock orusher 2 05 W A Gilbert labor on rock crush er . 4 25 Ute Bally labor on nek crusher 62 51) A Barker latmron rock crusher... 36 00 J A Hoss labor ou rock crusher 30 00 U F Kebiike labor on rouk ornsb- er 65 00 F Halley labor on rook crusher... 36 CO Geo Mounts word for rook orush- er SOW A Mi. riln wood for rock crusher 22 25 H Mcl'olium laborou rookoiush- er 36 00 OA Applewbiie labor on rock crusher 10 00 Wi lism-i Hro lumber aud ner cliandi-e 133 51 J. W. KAYS' FURNITURE CO Embalmers and Fruneal Directors Day & Henderson, UndertaKers and Embalmers. Cor. Will ana 7th Removed The University Book dtore has moved to the Titus block on Willam ette street, where my customers will find me with a complete line of books, stationery, ItG. MILLER. 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 you HAMMOND & CIIESIIiriE. Bonboniere Bakery. B-esd, plea, rVe. cook aep con-Untljr on hae inuring up Uinrriealor mini il citr. i.ty f.te . f chary. kles. In fact ersry tlunu kept in a rir o. l.iincha and lunch gimlj. Sm-eial pira-ckera and .rav,l-r. Cnfli We ilflivrr rr,i, in i -u n rirei ine class bskery, -ains taken in eeltJL.. ice cresm, tir r.n wagon to any part of trie Holder. Building No 640 Willamette sswjlix ixxixillJUll ! in Phone Red 554. DUNN BROS