Daily Eugene Guard
WEDNESDAY - - AUGUST 6
For
Cigars
JULIUS GOLDSMITH.
HUD Tllwtal It IH
Flr tonight tad
tied warm.
WEATHER.
Thursday, oontln
lig.HA,
IVITIIt.
0 S Farrow notary pnbllo.
Collier'! white lead the beet,
feed and grooarlea at WhlU's.
V B Farrow A Co lira Inanranoa.
Dr Low ooalo-optlolan Eugene.
Maeblne oil that'i good.
Chamber! Hardware,
15 U Farrow Implement and machi
nery.
A landellda In prion of photographic
work at tb Welder Btudlo.
J O Watta, graduate opUolan,: En-
gene.
Jlee hive and supplies,
Ohambera Hardware.
Bay a refrigerator and keep oool.
KY! FOBNITUHsl Co.
. Horeen door and window at Loogb
miller 4 Petsr's.
Three docen iiamp photo for 25o at
I lie welder Btndlo, oorner Seventh and
Willamette,
Bee Kay for ipeolal prloee oa UnU
and oamp furniture.
Dollar a down for cabinet photo at
the Welder Btadlo for a short time
only.
Beet woven win mattress, oenter
eupported, for 2 28 at Day A Hender
eon'e. Bee our new Una of f 10, 111.60, 114
and f 15 bedroom let. Day Hen
denon. When you buy a Creaoent bloycle
you know you are alwaya ready to
tart. You oao depend un a Oreeoent
Be them at Chamber Hardware.
l carry in (took a omnplet Una of
plumbing fixture. We Inilall them
Inaeanltary way. Our prloee are no
nigner than other, probably not
uigu. 'lia . and . elieet Iron work
promptly attended to. Will M Mor
row, phone, Red 7.
BREVITIES,
It 1 a good day for "fan Un."
"I tbU hot enoogh for you?"
Grant Past watermelon are In the
market.
The thermometer registered about
iS deegreee In the (bade tbli afternoon,
The county commissioners' court
met tbl morning In regular monthly
anion.
C M Elspaaa, who recently suffered
a broken leg, I able to be around on
orutobe.
Mia Maode Keroi, of Eugene, bai
reelgned her poilllon In tb Lebanon
publlo Hbool to aooept a position In
the CorrallU acboole.
In tb North weet league baeebell
game yesterday tb following
won. At Portland : Portland 10, Ta
ooniaO. AtBeattle: beatlle 6, Bpo
ue2. E J Arnold, who will furnlab amuse
ment fur Eugene's etreet fair and oar
nival In September, will be at Aber
deen, Waab, on Auguat 27, 28, 29, 80,
the oocaalon of a Woodman carnival.
' At the convention of the Women of
Woodcraft at Cripple Creek, Colo, yes-
terday Mra C C Van Ondall, of Ore
gon, wai elected grand guardian. Un
Mary F Hurley, alto of Oregon, wai
elected grand banker.
The Bugar Pine mllli, oonatruoted In
Grant Paa ou theilteoftheold factory
which waa burned eeveral weeka ago,
are about completed. All the ma
oblnery for the new faotory ha been
received and will be ready for opera
tion by the middle of the month.
Hon Blnger Hermann, oommlaaloner
of the United Htatee land offloe, ie ex
peeled borne In a lew daya and will
make a tour of the prlnolpal Oregon
oltlet, ililug up the lenatorial situs..
tlon and gaining sufilolent koowledge
to Indicate tbe wlndom or the unwle-
dom of himself becoming a candidate,
The Indian War Veterane of Indu
pendenoe pained a resolution aeklng
our representatives In ooogrea to paw
a law granting them additional pay of
12 per day for each man during tbe
time be eerved In tbe Indian war and
2 per day for the eervloee of bl bone
In addition to the penaloni recently ee
oured.
PERSONAL.
Eicurslon to Newport a Go.
Aiudlolent number of people have
igninea tbelr Intention of going tu
Newport Bunday, w tb B P Company
will run an exouralon, and bandbllla
nave Deen ant out to that idaot, Tbe
train will leave Eugene at 6: JO o'olook
Bunaey morula, returning about
:80 In the evening, There will bo no
obange of oar. Hound trio 12.60.
Seven noun can be pnl at th beacb
and numeioue amusements euoh
muelo, dancing, bathing, eto have been
rovt ded.
Fillhj Templet In India.
Baored oowi often deAle Indian tern
pies, dui won yet te a body that's
polluted by constipation. Don'i per-
King1 New Life Pill and avoid in.
oiii mieery. They give lively livers,
act v bowel, good digestion, floe a
petite. Only 86o .1 I. iUl..X
drug atora,
( Notice.
Hollos 1 hereby given that my wife,
Edna Goodpasture, ba left my bed
and board, and I will not be reepooal
ble for any debt oontraoted by her. I
Dated thta lit of August, 1802.
Blgnedi T A Ooodpabtum.
Groceries.
3 lb K C Baking Powder 20c
21 lb beat eaoa sugar gi.oo
10 gooa uuoolorsxl Jepau lea. S6o
ah exeoslleot roaat ooflee , 16c
1 lb lemon oakea loo
Weatlllbavealew lib paekagee
of trashing powder for So
Tobacco.
1 plug Battle Ax tuhaono tie
1 IbBlar, Hnraeshot, Bawlog or
Climax tobacco .
pkga Red Bell. "Ka
page Dlxl Queen . J6o
1 lb Pom per line cut chew lobex...4io
Child or Export elgar , 0j
Hotel Arrivals.
HorPMan.
OWU Black, Foley Bprlng
J W Ward, Marehfleld
W Younger and wf, Portland
Lloyd Henderson aud wf, Portland
Jesse Jenlry, Portland
J P Jooee, 8 P It It
H A Tromp, U B Mine
U C Dooke, B F
C D Brenton, Chicago
Edw. A Bouullz, Portland
H E Btemler, Portland
Alfred H Boalln, Portland
A W Gleey, Portland
N H Wllbey, Portland
Cbaa Leddy, B F
W J Raymond, B F
Bruce MoDoualJ, B F
Eugene W Veat, Bt Louie Mo
Que R Helming, Portland '
H N Cooknrllue, Halem
W O Wltael, Portland
H J Blaalng, Portland " ' "
H B Hill, Portland
J P Jones, Portland
The Imperial.
Cottage Grove, Or. First olaea.Bample
room 80x60 feet, well equipped. Kates
11.00 and 12.00 per day.
Road Contract Let
The county commissioners' oourt, in
eslon today, let the oontrsct nf lm
proving a part of the MoKensle road,
money for whloh waa fparlly appro
priated by tbe county and parti
raised by private eubsorlptloue, to Cbaa
Oroner, the well known Eugene
teamster.
Mr Oroner' bid wa 75 oeot per
yam aua in work to be done n fol
town
Flrat-On the road from Hlsh
Banka to Thurston, dirt work and
gravei, an noie in middle of road to
be filled, stumps to be taken out and
gravel two low wide where neoeeearv.
and all patch work oa that part of tbe
road.
Second From Hendrloke Ferrv to
the Barney Wood Hill, to be llxed In
like manner as above.
1 Mr Oroner will oommence the work
In a short time. He le required to
finish the work by the 10th of October.
J O Welts la at Prluevlile
Mr D A Paloe la recruiting at New
port.
Blaine Hovey I back from an outicg
at tb beach.
DPBberidan, of Walker, arrived
on today'a train.
F L Cham here retorned tbl after
noon from Portland.
Myrtle Kays returned from Cottage
Grove on today's train.
Mlaa Katberlne Patterson Is baok
from McKenrie Bridge.
Ell Bang wa a paoeoger to Cot'
tag Grove tbl afternoon.
O M Young and wife left tbl morn
log for their raaoh at Vlda.
Mies Noma Millar, of Lebanon, I
visiting relative In Engene.
L Q Hulln and family left tha morn
log for a sojourn at Newport. -
Robt Hayea came down from bl
hop yard at Creewell tbl afternoon
Mis Etba William oame back to
day after a vialt with frlenda In Port
land.
Mra F L Polndexter la visiting ber
parents, Mr and E K Van Bklke, at
Mound.
B L Bogait and family returned
yesterday from an ontlog on tbe Mo.
Kenzle.
Frank Hanaon baa returned home,
He took a vacation ai MoKenile
Bridge.
Mra OF Knox and eon Frank Ittt
on tb 2:08 train for a month' visit at
Cottage Grove,
L M Travis and Olln Ford left tbl
afternoon on tbelr bioycle for a trip
op tb MoKenzle.
Dr O W M Black Is down from Foley
Bpringr. He leave in a few daya for
Anion for bla heeltb.
Mr and Mra Jaa Carband and neph
ew, rele uoOouale, of Leaburg are In
Eugene visiting friend.
Mr Anna Buok returned last night
from a trip through Boutbern Oregon
and Northern California.
Mra Agnee MoElroy and eon Coler
Idge will go to tbelr timber olalma on
tb MoKeurle tomorrow. '
Frank Taylor Intends leaving in tbe
morning by etage for tbe Lower Bl-
ualaw to vlait bla parenta.
C B Senator John H Mitchell arrived
home at Portland from Washington,
v v, yeeieraay afternoon.
Mr A J Johnson and daughter.
Carrol, oame down from Creewell to
day and are guest of L H Jobnaoo.
Mr and Mra Bobuebel ot Oregon City
will arrive early tomorrow morning
to aiiena tne aanua-Beattle wedding,
Mr and Mra Samuel Handsaker left
last night for Lewlsvllle, Oregon, to
visit their daughter, Mrs W L Brlstow.
J D Hamllu went to Cottage Grove
on today's train, where be will visit
some mineral eurluiri on tlia n,iui
Fork.
Mra J no F Weatherbee and daugh
ter, J en me. relumed on this afternoon'.,
train from a visit with friend at Ores-
til.
Arthur Sloan, wife and ohlld. Ben
Cain and Mra Ida Simpson left this
morning for au outing at MoKenile
.Bridge.
F J Miller and family, wbe bave
been vlsltiug Mrs Millar's mother,
MreJGUiay, returned borne to Al
bany tbla afkrnoon.
Balem Jourual; MraJH Camnhell
and Mis Carrie Campbell bave gone
to tne mountains east of Eugene to
epend the summer.
J P Jooee, tbe genial traveling
iawugr agent or toe a P Co. was In
Eugene today In tbe Intereat of the
eiourelou to Newport,
Mlea B J Evaoi, of Cbloaco. who has
been visiting friends here, went to
Junction today to visit ber parent.
wno live near that place.
Mr and Mr R T Bealtl arrived thie
aiterooon to attend the marriage of
tbelr eon W Gilbert Beattle to Mla
Will lianna tomorrow.
NEW BOOKS AT
FREE LIBRARY.
The Fortnightly Club's Library
now Contains Almost Seven
Hundred Volumes
Office Hours.
The lollowlog books were received
yesterday at tbe Free Library: Mao
Wltboot a Country, Hale; Life and
Letters of LM Aloottj How I Went to
Hervloe, Aloott; Up From Blavtry,
Washington ; Era of Reconstruction,
Burgeoe; Ceoil Rhodes, Heoeman ;
Audrey, Jobnaoo; Edwin Booth,
Huttoo; Black Cat Club, Ciotbera; In
Ships of Steel; In tbe High Valley,
Cooledge; Life of R L Btereoaon,
Balfour; With Frederick, Tne Great,
Hetnpe; Tbe Pilot, Cooper; Heroines,
of Fiction, Huwella; Alloeof Old Viol
oennes; Helmet of Navarre; Poets of
America, Btedmao; American An
tbrolegy; Btedmao; Toe Battleground,
Glasgow; Captain of the Gray Horse
Troop, Garlaod; American Literature,
Richardson ; TbeConq'jeror, Atberton;
Tbe Mississippi Bubble, Hough ; Tbe
Virginians, Tbackery ; Beginnings of
New England, Fieke.
Tbe Eugene Free Library is now
plsoed in tbe Journal building) on
Ninth etreet and la oonduoted in ao
oordanoe with tbe State Library Aot.
It U ucdar the management of five
members of tbe Fortnightly Club, tbe
mayor nf tbe city and tbe obalrman
of tbe finance committee of tbecouuoil.
At prerent the library oonlaina be
tweeu 600 and 7 JO voluneiof onrefully.
selected books. Additions are made
from time to time depending! upon tbe
funds at baud.
Hours, Tuesdays and Fridays from
2 to 6 p m.
So!
THE CARNIVAL
KING AND QUEEN
Voting Commenced Today Bal
lot Boxes at Four Different
Business Houses.
Balloting for tbe Klog and Queen nf
the atreet fair and carnival to be beld
In Eugene September 24 26, 26, and
27heta'i today, ball it boxes being
placed at Vlnoenl'a drug store, at De
Lano'a drug etore, at tbe banquet and
at the Cachou.
Tbe votes are one cent each, aix for
6 cent, 30 for 25 cents or 65 for 60
oents.
Tbe oonteet promises to be an ex'
citing one as several oiodldates will be
In tbe del I, It is said that at least
two ditternt lodgea will put up candi
dates for Q'leen and each will spare no
money or time to secure tbe election
of oandldatr.
Iu addition to H A Vincent aud W
L DeLano there bave been added to
tbe oommlttee on ballitlug for King
and Qurfen, Mrs Hattle Spenoer. Miss
Tbereee Friendly and T A Gilbert.
FIBST COUNT.
The first count of votes was madetbis
afternoon at four o'clock with tbe
tbe following result
For Queen
Katbenoe Kauflman.. 30
For King
Al .Hampton 80
FredFlek 1
Prank Goodpasture 1
DEAN SANDER
SON LECTURES
Tells People of Portland of Divin
ity Schools in Other States
Near State Universities.
Veslerday'a PortUnd Journal: In
bli lecture before tbe First Christian
oburoh yesterday. Dr E O Sanderson,
dean of tbe Eu;ene Divinity School,
about whlcb there has been eotne press
oomment of Its relations with the Uni
versity of Oregon, mentioned several
universities which bave divinity stu
dents who partake of the advantages
oil-red therein. He also said :
lbs universities are open to all.
and why aboula we not avail ourselves
of the opportunities ollereo? Why
should a young man be discriminated
against beoauee be U studying Iji the
ministry?
Ibe authorities of the Eugene
Divinity Sobool never entertained any
idea of uniting ohuroh and state, nor
do they wa for speclnl privllegea for
our students who attend olataes at the
University. Tbe state Institution has
never Instituted auy epeolil course for
our benefit, nor bave we ever aeked for
such, but so long as the doors are open
10 an, we propose to enjoy the excel
lent advent ages ottered. "
Moving Hydrants.
Pursuant to an order made by the
oily oounoil al lta last meeting, to re
move all fire hydrants from sidewalks,
Superintendent Taylor of tbe water
woiks le at work moving tor.', looted
as follows: At West Eighth and
Olive, at West Seventh aud Olive, at
East Eleventh and Mill and at East
Eleventh and Pearl. There Is another
one at the McCluog corner at Eighth
and Willamette streets but It ie solidly
Imbedded In tbe cement walk and It
would be a bard proposition to mov
It. It will probably remain where It
Is.
Born.
To Mr and Mrs MP Wheeler a'
Qleenleaf, Lane oountv. Am ions
daughter.
Notice.
Partlee knowing themselves In.
debted to the firm of Hulery & Russell
please call and settle by tb 10th of
August, at 86 West Eighth atreet,
Wat E RuasRLL.
Building Contract Let.
W Binders let tbe oontraot for the re
emodellng nf building on Willamette
street at preeent occupied bythegrooery
vv rt Kenton ie the oon
traotor aud work will begin aa soon as
material oao be secured. Amoni the
rainge mat will be done are tbe fol
lowing: 'the floor will be lowered to
me isvel uf the walk; an entire new
plate glass front will be made In front;
wu-.uoluio uirt win be exoavated
auua casement made under tbe floor;
a akyllght will be lostalled ; tbe entire
rear euu will be rebuilt. The building
will be strictly up-to-date with all
mooern arrangement when finished.
Boggy and Tandem Collided
Yesterday afternoon Wal'er KauS-
mau and Jesse Wliliughty while
riding on a tandem near Bangs' Park
0 illided with a buggy ocoupied by two
daughters of James Anderson, of
Irving. Tae horee took fright and
rin away, throwing the young ladles
to tbe ground, but noteerlomly hurt
lug them. The bugy was badly
battered up as was also the tandem.
The way the acoident happened the
tandem and buggy both started to
turn the same way when tliey met
and came together with a orasb.
H. GORDON,
Tie Housefurnislier
FOR THE KIGHT PRICE
Supported bed t-prings, each
Kitchen treasure tables, the best make, each ..... o
Excelsior mattress with wool top, each ' ' 2'jv!
Prices on all other things accordingly. ' .
Discounts given on all complete house-furnishing
outfits.
H. GORDON,
The Housefurnislier
36 Fast Ninth Street.
KEEP YOUR
HEAD COOL
-All our straw hats will be
Is the maxim for health-
n nspn nnr nr. I I 1 I t hi mron'o anri y,,1nn,ni c
- a uiioooa summer
Hats will be closed out regardless of price. 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.
Boswcll Springs.
DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON.
1 neso spring! are recommended by the leading phyntcl
6 140 mil
f guefcU. I'orcelaln Bath Tubs.
rrn.momMn. Kianey and Liver trouble. Wated on Southern l'V..!! u.,7
"Bhama K.rato." from San Fraud! to I'nnUnd un m.7... ..7!r ' l'l Kallroni.
upeu lur tne ivceoiion 01 gueju. rorcelaln Halh Tubs. Poatofflce T iTxDreii 1.1 '
telenhone on th nrpmUpa Pmntiniun... ... i. "r' r-Jtpress and hub .
front of the HuteC ''iliMM. Trslmnopij
ONE GALLON Of THC8C WATERS CONTAINS:
M6. gr Ma(tnelon Chloride - 10 ir
.57 gr Calcium Chloride - iiS
.63 gr Calcium Carbonates - Ti) Sr
2" gr. For further Information eddress
CAPT. BEN D. B05WELL, Bojwtll Spring, Oregon.
Potassium Chloride
rotaseium Bromide
f'otafl-lum loillde
Sjdlum Chloride
The University of Oregon
Eugene, . . . , Oregon
Star. KAftBlnn 10n9.fl W-J n. . . -
Academy, School of ilmic hoot , K? JiL. r'SL??? .""i". Ualver,
Married.
Mr K E Camtnlns. of Jnn.i..
City, and y B Boraflord, of Iodeperj.
denoe, Polk oountj. were m.rr, ..
) onctloD Tuesday, Aug 6, 1'jOJ. The
oride Is well known In I.an. ..
nd (be groom Is a hlhl rn.P.
oltlaen at Independence.
CHARITY !!!
1; supposed to benio at home, but
often begin, nowhere, aud that is just
where it should begin and end in bus-
You don't want charity; you don't
expect chanty; and you
don't get charity!
Charity huM tn ..m. ,
, , y wim m uiuilHUae
. """IJ ""n a mulU-
tude of business errors.
IF YOU BUY,?
If!" allrf?lLv' K0Kl" or "hop-worn
2i H? you are often dis
anpninted W.um your want, are not
promptly attended to; if you hare a
poor auortment to select from, and
you oontinu. to buy in the same slow
old place, that is oharity.
BUT YOU ARE NOT GETTING IT
Any honse th t solicit, your business
for any but purely Lu.ines. nJZZ
asking charity from you.
We are not looking for Charity, and
ucKcve you are.
We haro gained th. repatation of
"lwaya h.in th, beat good. " t th,
most reasonable price i " ' ,n"
To look around b to buy here
M.lJanney
Kioth8tet,oppo.ita Hoffmin Holl1
' Law.
nf 1 . nr.ji.t , - , .
$10 00, Student B,dJ tax 82.50 VJJ..JM
TUITIOS FRKE-ExceptinginSchooU
viuin,, ovu ieDi iyiiy tai 5a.5t
per year. For catalogue addreas
Registrar of the University,
Kugene, Oregon.
Administrator's Notice)-
Notioe is hereby given that the under-
'KUDU, I lit B im n alralnr rtf (Ka ...s-
a iu j r. - - j-L "
""""won, oy Tirtue oi an or-'
u. on o uui maue ana entered of recor
j 'ueooumy uourtof Lane oounty. Or,
gon. onlhe4ih day of August, 1902, will
VL Z Z V r",B 8816 ir oaah on and
in ,i , aT 01 oP'ember, 11)02, and
hi L la p"ly """"R 10 Pay the
oribed real propert5, to wit: The west hull
fnJSi Z!. ""'"L -""."east
: -..uobi quarter and the
northwest qnarter of tbe southwest onnrter
o Seotion U in Tp 17 S. R .7 W., will.
. iuuuiy, uregon.
iirst publication August 6. 1P02.
n v it
..... . w u HALE,
Admmiaira'urof the estate JlJaafleUen
J. W. KAYS' FURNITURE CO
Embalmers and Fruneal Directors
Shoes.
Odds and rmW lu ladles oxfords ...II 00
Odds aud ends lu child reus oxfords Wo
A larje, full aiaed. uu ioadala man at
k. ii.... ..... . . . r
J"iii runes and ooloalesfres with
o.W) puri'h. of shoes at out time.
Hon-, fall to etv our. big llos of new
ran snoea b-fnre buying.
Tin Ware, Woodenware.
1 tin wash boiler 75c
pint tin oupa "'."'."'...bc
1 doi wooden oMne plna "."V.V.""".10o
Fruit Jars, Glassware, Etc.
I dox covered Jelly gtaaeee sio
i una iunit'i-rs jj
I dn Mason J.i r.( and luui!ere!"io
i dot fair Jar n,r
1 doa good Jar rubbers 5,
J doa be.1 J rubber. J..Z'mc
I doi pint Mason rs J4e
1 due quart Maaoo Jan ..... "'fto .
iuuisioo Mason Jra
ClosingOutSale
ON
SHIRT WAISTS
Everyone this
Season's Goods.
No old stock.
..11.10 1
Ax Billy's Departnent Stored
Our
Our
Our
Our
Our
Our
Our
$1.00 yhirt Waists for
1.25 Shirtwaists for
l.j0 Shirt WaUu for
o Mart aists for
.7'
See Show
Window
O S. rt . ...
i-Yx ?,h.lrt Waists for
--oO Mart Waists for
.WanJ Waists for
1 (X)
1.15
1.2.5
1.50
1.75
2.50
S. H. FRIENDLY.
ay Ac Henderson. Undertake
If la ' ..X.. J
ano cmpaimers. tor. Will ana 7th
Removed
The University Book
ritore lias moved to the
Titus block on Willam
ette street, where my
customers will find me
with a complete line
of books, stationery,
it G. MILLER.
..Excursion..
From Eugene to
Newport and Return
Sunday, Aug 10.
Leaves Eugene fi :80 a m,
pl 1' K acvri hours at Ibe
heai h. Through Southern
Paoiflo train, no obange ol
ot-. Grand eDterUinmenl
muelo, danclnt:, batblaK.
The life paving crew will
Rive a drill.
BUY YOUR, TICKETS NOW AT THE
SOUTHERN PACIFIC DEPOT.
ROUND TRIP $2.50
e make seven different kinds of bread.
t;akes pies and cookies of all kinds.
Merything first class,
fctop the bread wagon marked
The C ACHOU
when it comes by you
HAMMOND & CHESHIRE.
Bonboniere Bakery.
'lt o.tnti ronh ' laet every thing k ent I n a fir class bkT.
"".'" "P luDrhe tor iH-. nL .d lunch 'lns UkM id
"cl.ars. wi dilivtT1 Md Cilscti-. lee cwm,
T tree . f charge. l"uT(u"th,'',ilU' Wn "'"D "y Prt U"
"olden Building No 640 Willamette '
riione R3d 554. "
DUNN 3R0S