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Daily Eugene Guard) For Cigars JULIUS GOLDSMITH. 8JHR0 TiWhm. li Main 11. WEATHER. Tonight end Wednesday fair, ootv tluoed wanner. BtklA. elVITIfe. C B Karrow notary public. Colller'a whIU lad tbt beet Feed and groceries at White's. U B Farrow Co Are insorsnoe. Dr Lowe ooolo-optiolan Eugene. MMbloa oil tbat'i food. Chamber! Hardware, V B Farrow Implement! and maehl- nery. A landslide In prloai of pbolof raphlo work at the Wtlder Bladlo. i O Watt, eredoate optlolao, Eo DC. Be hives and supplies, Gbambsrs Hardware. Boy refrigerator and keep oool. Kays Fvbhitdbi Oo. Horeen door and window! at Loogb miller Peter's. Knapo-Coro keep flit off yoor borea and eows. 76 sent nuke Ore gallon. At Preeton A Balat. Tbre donn itamp photo for 25o at tbe Welder Btodlo, oorner Beveutb and Willamette, Be Kays for ipeolat prloe oa Unta and oamp furniture. Dollar a doaen for oablnet pbotoa at tbe Welder Btodlo for abort time only. Beet woven wire mattieae, oanter auppottad, for 12.25 at Day A Bender aon'e. Bm our new Una of $10, 113.60, 114 and 116 bedroom aeta. Da; Hen dereoo. When yon bay a Creeoent bloycle you know you are always ready to tart. Yon oan depend un a Oreaoent Baa them at Chamber! Hardware, I carry In atook a oomplete Una of plumbing fixtures. We Install them In a eanltary way. Our prloee are no higher than others, probably not blgh.' Tin and iheet Iron work promptly attended to. ' Will M Mor row, pbone, Bed 473. . Qnarlerlj Meeting. Junction Oitt, Aog. 4. Tba fourth quarterly meatlog fo' theJuooUon City oherge, U E ohurob Bomb, will a held at Irving, Auguet leta and 17th. DO McFaMjAmd, Fa lor. Kotlc. Nollas la hereby glean that aay wife Edna Goodpaatura, baa latt my bad and board, and I will not be responsl ble for any dtbu oontraotad by ber. Dated ihla lit of August, 190S. Blgnedt T A Uoodpastubi, Notice. Partial knowing themselves In debted to tbe firm of Hulery Ruaeall pltaee oall and aetlla by tbe lotb of Augud, at 66 Weet Eighth treat. Wit K Ruesaxu K4DT ru Woks. Yeetetray II Fouob, of Portland, Installed tba new dynamo In the Woolen at lilt, A pre liminary teat waa made with IW llgble Uat night and tba reeulte were very aatleraotory, Cemmsnelni Wsdoet. day, Mr Klntoal says, the work at tbe mills will be oairled on both nlgbt and day. Groceries. 1 lb R 0 Baking Powder SOc SI lb beet aane eager 1.(0 1 lb good aaoolored Japan lea Ua An exeoslleot roast oofiia ..... 6o 1 lb lemon oakee 10o Wa still have a tew lib packages of washing powder for 6c Tobacco. 1 plug Battle AS tobaoeo IS i 1 lb Blar, Horseshoe, Bawlog or Climax lobaooo ... 46 o pkg Red Bell pkg s Dixie Queen . Us J lb Pom par fine eat obew lobaooo.. .4i a Child or Expert olgar MM, 10 j Ax Billy's Departnent Store. BREVITIES, H Gordon, tbe boueefarnlsher, be a new ad In today' Ocano. Brono Vlto will trt op bla thresh ing machine tomorrow mornlog on tba MoKenzla. It U aald a party of Eugene people are eonlemplaiiog going hi w Lake with tba Geer-Toogua party. Tbe Coyote baeabell nine will play Hampton Bros' nlua at Bang' Park oext Hundey. A good game I ex. peoted. BFBrannan's 'buckskin pony woo over Duncan Boott'a gray mere at tbe race at Banga' Park tble afternoon. rime 8S aeoonde. Tba Heltzmao threshing outfit oom- oeenoed oo tbe aeaeon'e run weet of tbe elty Monday morolng. They are at Henry Kompp'e place Ibla evealng . la annouoclDg tbe marrlag yaator- day of Mlee Laura Bnodgrase lo Elmer James, through oversight, the name one waa oted Inataad of Jamea. In fallibility li nnoommon. Mr and Mra Drew Grlffln leave on tba early train tomorrow mornlDg for Portland on a Tlelt. Drew will re- tnrolnaday or ao but Mra Grlfflo will remain two or three weeke. J M Martin today eold between 200,- 000 and 800,000 blck to tbe Booth-Kelly Lumber Co to be need in erecting tbelr fine new aawmlll et Hprlngfield. Tbe angina bouae le to be entirely of brlok Oouncilman W M Green le ereotlng aaubetantlal and bandeome reeldence on Oak etreel between Eaet Eleventh and Eaet Tbltteentb, near' where Eaat Twelfth etreat wtll be opened aoon. A pleaeant and Jolly orowd of boisterous young people laet night paid tbelr reepeote to a newly married oouple of Falrmount.- A moet Jubilant abarlTarla waa enjoyed by tbe people of Falrmount and Tlclolty. A borea attached to a buggy and belonging to Floyd Vanghn, tbe dairy, men, became frightened while stand ing on Eat Thirteenth etreet laet evening and ran away, pretty badly emaeblng I be buggy and barneee. At a meeting yeeterday ot the dlreo- tore of tbe LeRoy Mining Co, operat, Ing In Bohemia, tha abaree of atook were raited from 10 to 16 oent eaoh Tbe oompaoy baa Juet rtoelved oom praeaed air drill for tunnelling work Tba brlok work on the new MoOlang building will be completed tomorrow It le expected that In a month from now tbe Interior of the building will be ao far oom plated a to enable Cooker line Welberbee to move In with tkelr good. Work on tbe repalre to the Geary eobool building I progressing nloely, Tbe work Includes Tarnishing tbe fur niture, Dlllne: In tbe basement, eto, Tha new lurnaoee will be put In aoon When tha repalre are flolthed the building will appear In muoh better etyle. Albany Dtmoorets F D Herbold who le to ooaob the A 0 football team tble year, haa alresdy goue to Oorvelli to be ready for business. It le proposed to build up a wlDDlug team. Albany defeated tbe O A C last year, and It not proposed to permit mob a calamity again. Herbold played left taekle for Butte lest year. An Accident A Mra Hlgglne, on her way to Med ford, met with a very painful II not eerloue aooldent at Cottage Grove early tble morning. She waa waiting for tbe train wbloh arrive there about 1:14 o'clwk when she stepped oft the platform of tbe depot In Ih dirkness and fell on a pile of lumber about eevea feet below. Bhe struck on her eboulder aad for a time It was thought It waa broken, but after an examination It was found that only aevaie bruli were tba result. Tbe lady was un eonsoloo from lb fall for some time. Opera House Plans. L N Ronsy lodsy received ajtelegram from Arohltrot Ben nee at Baker City Informing lilm tbat ths plans for tbe new Kujrn opera boats will be here la too or three days. lli o miriilitee bat waited many weeki tor tbe pUns so tbat work .oould oommence on tba building, but Tor eome renon or auother the archltaat baa not sent them. Shoes. Odds and tnds In ladles oifurds ...ll.fO Odds aud ends In child reus oxfords 60s A large, full sired, up totdate map of ths United fciiatee and ooloulea free with a f&.OO purchase of shoe at on Urn. Don't fall to eve our big Hue of new Fell shoe before buying. PERSONAL. F L Cbambere la In Portland. BollvorO"giwell,of Maddy.ls la tha alty. O W Hard, of Moreno, waa In town today. Mies Clara Buokner went to Albany today to visit at bar borne. Max Bummvrvllla and wife leave tonight for ao ootlng at Tequlna. Mies Etbel Elaeey la now employed a saleslady In F E Dana's dry goods tore. Leland Davis, of Los Aogelee, le vis iting bis uncle, Zipber Davis, In En gene. Clyde Gray and Bernard Bpenoer went ta Oottag Grove oa the is train. Mr and Mr J M Roberta want ta Cottage Grave oa tod ay 'e train to visit few day. Miss Linla PbllUpl -returned today from a visit with ber slatar, Mie M M Myers of Bagloaw. Miss B J Evans of Cblsego arrlvrd this afternoon to visit bar brother, Dr U G Evans of WalUrvllIe. Mlse Vesta Persian and Hogh Ham oama up from Portland today and are visiting Mr and Mra Geo Barger. Mrs Amy Doherty, of Wellac, Idebo, arrived thia afternoon and I a gieet at tbe heme of O M Denemore. J P Carrln and family, of Cottage Grove, paseed through on today's train an I heir return from an ootlng at Newport. W Gilbert Beattle, a graduate of the University with tbe olsaaof 1901, ar rived In Eugsne laetnlght from Wran gel, Alaska. Attorney L T Harris and John Kelley are back from a sporting trip on to McKenxle, It le understood tbat 11 ih are plenty. Harvey Bommervllle and family left hero today for Ixee, Grant eonnty, to reside. Tbey are going overland via the Molten ils route. Mra U H Glaaa and little daughter returned this afternoon to Oregon City after a brief visit with Dr Lulu M Marqoam of tbi alty. Mra L 0 Martin and little eon, Leon left thla afternoon lo visit Mrs Martin grand parents, Mr and Mra J H Short ridge who live a few Oille above Cot tage Grove. Hon Blnger Hermann, oommlaslon ar of the general land offloe, Is on bis way to Oregon from Washington and will spend several weeks at his home la Roeebarg. Osaer Btuert, wbo le now fireman on tbe Northern Paolfio railroad between Portland ai d Taooma, we In tha olty today. He le visiting at his eld borne on the Mobawk. Today's Oregonlan : Professor Cum, A Burden, of Eugene, la a gaeet at tbe Imperial. He haa Juet returned from Berkeley, Cl, where be baa been fol lowing a oouree In the summer school Jacksonville Items: Frank Ankeny, eon of our distinguished fellow ottlxm H E Ankeny, oame In from Eugsn Saturday and will sojourn at tbe tiler- ling mine for some time. Hie sister, Dee Ankeny, waa In Jacksonville meet him on hla arrival hare , G O DeBar and family will remove to Eugene tbe first of the week where tbey go to give their ohll iren the ad vantage ot tba auperlar educational facilities afinrded by that olty. Their maoy frlsads in Jacksonville regret tbelr departure and tha bast wishes tbe entire onmmanlty go with them to tbelr new home. Married. " A pretty home wedding took plaos at Ibe reeldenae of Mra R B Baodgrase, mother of tbe bride, at Falrmount, laet evening at 8:30 o'clock when Mies Laura A Boodgreee became the wife of Mr Elmer J James. Rev L D Green of the Christian ohurob, performed tbe os reman y. Following tbe servloe the aompany repaired lo tbe dining room to do Juetloe to a repeat which waa very muoh enjoyed. Tha bridal pair received anm Beautiful and netful preeoulo Tb eonoouree that was Invited to do honor to tha oocasloo was oonipoeed of about twenty-five friends and relatives. Mr and M Jamsa will depart Friday for thai futtura home at Crow, Lane oounty. Notice to Painters. Bids for painting the Kest Cottage will all be In by Tuesday noon at wbloh lima bid will close. Tin Ware, Woodenware. 1 tin wash boiler 76 I pint tin oupa M 6o T doa wooden clothes plus 100 Fruit Jars, Glassware, Etc. 1 doa oo re red Jelly glaseea 86o 1 doa tomblsra &o 1 do Mason jar cape and lubbers.. .&o I do fair Jar rubbers 6c 1 doa good Jar rubbera 6c I do teat J u rubbera sto 1 doa pint Mason wa . Toe 1 do ,urt Mason )ars.... g6o 1 doa gallon Mason jar f 1 10 AN EXCURSION TO NEWPORT reposition to Run One From Eugene Sunday at a $2.50 Round Trip Rate. The proposition of mnalng en exear. ion from Eugeue to Newport Buodey le being talked of and may be arrested If tbe matter la poperly worked up. If enough exounloalsU are loduoed to go, aay two oarliads, a rooDd trip rate of 12.60 can be s toured. The train would leave here at 6 o'clock lo the morning, arrive at tbe beacb so that ths exoursloolsta oould spend elx hours there, and return to Eugene quite late at night. An excursion from ber to tb ooe.il baa never been given, and tble ooe, If arrarged, will be well patronised and ill prove to be a popular thing. Accident at Gamp Greet Maroeilue Thomas was tbe victim of a serious accident at bla father's plaoe at Camp Creek Monday. He had just tone ap from Wendllng, where be bad been living, being on btawaytoEtet era Oregon to visit bis wife's folks. He was driving with an older bone a fraction, oolt, which bad attempted to run away eeveral times, but be reached ble fatber'e Dlaoe safely and drove Into tbe barnyard. He alighted from tbe wagon and went around la front of the horse, when one of them etrack blm or else tbey gave a start and be struck bv the neck yoke. It was dons ao qulokly tbat Mr Tbomp'on oould not tell what It wae. Whatever It waa, however, out a deep gash In bla right temple near tbe eye, rendering blm unconscious for two hours. Tbe hones then ran for about a mile, but were caught before tbey did any damage. Dr 0 H T Atwood attended Mr Thompson, wbo Is now getting along nleely. Hotel Arrifals. BOFFHtN. J A Brlggs, Marooli H A Tromp, Uncle Ham Mine B M Yerger, Portland H B Grist, B F O D Knox, 8 F ( A M Long, Bt Louis W T Jeffries, Portland W G Beettle, Wrangel, Ala-ka Eugene Wil ls, Portland O W Hurd, Floraooe W H Veughao, Coburg J D Barclay, Badlands, Cal B B MnLaugblln, Calif Bmtty Bros, Show Geo Peel, Portland Mra A E W llett, B F W Root, S F M A Rid way, Roseburg W Wilson, Marshfleld P M Coles, olty Mra Lloyd Henderion, Coburg a A Brubaker, Lucky Roy W J Morrison, Portland . Demerit Oconey, Portland Finley Morrison, Portland J 0 Btoll, F W E Bounties, B F D McCarthy, Portland MI Davis, BF Mr and Mrs Ivan Yanosy, Wsndliug F A Elliott, Nswberg J H Banks. Portland J W Phalon, Portland F A Taylor, Portland J L Williams, 8 F W E Frazar, Portland W H Barry, Portland H C SUwart, Waus.u, Wis T H Coohran, Iron River, Wis F C Knapp, Ashland, Wis The Imperial. Cottage Grove, Or. First olaee.Bample room 8Ux50 feet, well equipped. Bate 11.00 and $2.00 per dav. Bought a Saloon. J 0 Bransletter and family went to' Junction City thla afternoon to reside. We understand tbat Mr Branststter has purohaaed tbe Monogram saloon there from Al Waddle. "Clint" is a first clsss man In tha bustneee and no doubt will prosper at Junotlon. Closing ON SHIRT WAISTS Everyone this Season's Goods. No old stock. Our Our Our Our Our Our Our $1.00 Shirt Waists for 1.25 Shirt Waists for 1.50 Shirt Waists for 1.75 Shirt Waists for 2.00 Shirt Waists for 2.50 Shirt Waists for 3.00 and $3.50 WaistB for See Show Window S.H. CITY ROCK CRUSHER AT WORK 3,500 Cubic Yards of Crushed Gravel Going on Eugene s Streets. Mr M D Blssell, of Henderson, yes terday morning started np tbe city rock orusher on tbe gravel bar about 100 yards below the river bridge. Mr Blsseli bss taken tbe contract of put ting 8,600 ou bio yard of oruahed gravel on tbe street. At present be Is em ploying twelve teams and seven teea men, and be will Inoreare bis foroe considerable when tbinge get to run- olDg smoothly. Tbe city Is now bav ing the rock put on Fifth street, which will be gravel ad througniut its enure lengtb. Last year, It will be rememr reu, mr Bl-ell had alike contract ltn me oitv. The average days wora w nar 180 losde. But the coniracior ds- I levee be on bring tbe diily average on to 140 or 145 cabio yard? this yi-ar, Tbe work of finishing gravel Is much aalar and more rSDld than tbat of crnsbiog quarried or boulder rocks and tbe resulting product a great deal more satUfsotory. The gravel of the bar l eoooDed up In road tors peri and rtr.ooad bv wiv of a bridge tn tbe mouth ot a orusher where It la dumpea in. Tble gravel oontaina much saud aa well as email rocks and eucb a oom bloatiou makes a bard and well packed road bed. Harried, Miss L Hst'le Orpurd and Mr Harry O Hart, borth of Cottge Grove, were married in tbat olty Sunday evenlnir, August 3. 1902, la the Methodist ohurcb. The wedding was a very pretty af fair and waa attended by a large num bar of friends aud relatives of tbe oon. trading parties. Tbe obnrch waa beautifully decorated for tbe occasion Mies Lizzie Orpurd, sister of tbe bride, was the maid of houor and Attorney A H King was best man. Mies Neva Perkins played the wedding man b Tbe oeremony was performed by Rev Eugene F Zimmerman. f be bride Is tbe eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs L FOrpurd and the groom le the son of Mr and Mra J H Bart, all of Cottage Grove. After a abort trip to Bohemia the couple will take up their residence at Cottage Grove. CHARITY !!! 1 m p posed to rula at home, bat often begins nowhere, aud that ia just where it should begin aad end in bus iness. You don't want charity; you don't expect charity; and you don't get charity! Charity is said to cover t, tcultitnda of sins. It certainly covers multi tude of business errors. IF YOU BUY Lew attractive goods or shop-worn tbuun at highar prices, that U charity on YOUR part. I! you are often dis appointed because your wants are not promptly atUnded to; if jou have a poor assortment to select from, and yon continue to buy in the same stow old place, that is charity. BUT YOU ARE NOT CETING IT Any honse tint solicits yoor business for any but purely tuMineas reasons is asking ohariry from you. We are not looking for Charity, and we don't believe you are. We have gained the repoUtlon of always having the best goods at the most reasonable prices To look around b to buy here. M. Janney Ninth Street, opposite Hoflman Hons Out Sale .Id 1.00 1.15 1.25 1.50 1.75 2.50 FRIENDLY, H. GORDON, The Housefurnisher FOR THE 1UGHT PRICE Supported bed springs, each $0 Kitchen treasure tables, tbe best make, each 2 90 Kxcelsior mattress with wool top, each 2'oo Prices on all other things accordingly. Discounts given on all complete house-furnishing outfits. H. GORDON, The Housefurnisher KEEP YOUR HEAD COOL Is the maxim for health All our straw hats will b closed out at COST. Children's and misses' Summer Hats will be closed out regardless of prica. Men's Rough Straw Hats, worth $1.00 will be closed out for 25c. There will be many snaps on this HAT SALE. Call early. P. FRANK & SON, 34, .36 and 38 E Ninth St Boswell- Springs. DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON. These SprlDKi are recommended by the leading physician for the core of RheorattliBL Catarrh. Stomach, Kidney and Lirer trouble. Located on Southern Pacific Kaflroid "Sbaita Koute." from Sao Francisco to Portland 40 miles south of Eugene. CodsuqUt open for the reception of gueita. Porcelain Bath Tubs. PoaloHlce, Express and labile telephone ou the premises. From IJ0.00 per week op. Including baths. Traituitopia front ot the Hotel. ONE O ALL ON Of THIS! WATERS CONTAINS! I'otftMiura Chloride - M6. gr Magnesium Chloride - 10 p Potassium Bromide - .57 gr Calcium Chloride ' H&g; Potassium Iodide - .53 gr Calcium Carbonates - .lfigr Sodium Chloride 211 gr. For further information eddreu CAPT. BEN D. BOSWELU Bosweii Spring, Ortjos, The University of Oregon Eugene, The firat semester, session 1902-3, opens Wednesday, September 17. Thefoljowbj schools and colleges are comprised in the University: Graduate School, College d Literature, -Science and Arts, College of Science and Engineering, University Academy, Schoul of Music, School of Medicine, School of Law. TUITION FREE Excepting In Schools of Law, Medicine and Music, Incident.! f $10 00, Stuient Body tax $2.50 per year.) Coat of livirg from $100.00 to (2UO.0D per year. Fur catalogue address Registrar of the University, Kuge&e. Orefton. . Notice to Contractors Notice Ib hereby given tbat tbe Coun ty CooioiiMAlonere Court will reoelve bids for tbe grading aud frravpllrjig of the oouuly road beginning at Hen. drloks Ferry ou tbe McKeoz e R.ver running theuoe west to the east side of what Is known aa the Barney Wood hill. Also for grading and graveling the oounty road, beginning at the west end of Barney Wood hill, an 1 ruuulDg in a westerly direction about one-half mile, the gravel to be spread at leatt four yards to the rod. Also for hauling aud epreadlnggravel on tbe county road between Thurston, Lane ouoiy, O.egon, and tbe Mc Kenxle stock farm, at points to be des ignated by tbe Court. Tbe said work to be completed on or befura the 10th day of Ootober, A D, 1902, Bids will be considered for grading and graveling separattlf or together, A satisfactory bond wtll be required for the laltbful performance of tlie oou traot. The Court reserving the right to re. ject any and all bid". Bids must be at tbe oounty clerk's offloe by one o'clock p m August 6 1902. By order of the County Commission era Court the 14ih day of July, A D 1902. E U Lee, County Clerk. 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 & CHESHIRE. Bonbonierc Bakery. Kj cookie. (Ml , rf. fi..;:rj",.P,fa.,vs and Holdcn Building, No 640 Willamette j Phone Rad 554. Oregon Rennion of Campbells. Mokmocth, Aug 6. DrAPCB? bell and daughter, Miss Msrtbi, Hi here from Cincinnati, Ohio, on I Mil Dr Campbell's brother, President f t Campbell, of the State Unlversltf,l I Professor A F Campbell, oftbenonsM are alio here. While bere tbe to I Campbell "bnyk" held a lamlls reool It being tbe first time the; hti at for SO years. Tbey lift tbi week I Newport to enjoy a brief outing it Ikl coat. J. W. KAYS' FURNITURE CO Embalmers and Fruneal Dire I Day & Henderson, Underfill and Embalmers. Cor. Will ana M Removed The University Bool dtorehas moved to tbt Titus block on Willam ette street, where customers will findp! with a complete lo' of books, stauouii etc. H. G. MILLER. smtv thtag kept In a fir cl bskerr. sod WhYooS. S.UI ' .to- tat" mTCkr. Conlectlao- DUNN SRCS
