Daily Eugene Guard f
For
Cigars
JULIUS GOLDSMITH.
GJARD Tsliphoni, Hi Main 191.
WEATHER.
Flr tonight and Batorday, (ODtltv
lied warm.
BUXIM,
VITUS.
En
0 B Farrow notary public
Collier'! wblU lead the beat.
Feed and groosrlai atWhIU's.
U B Farrow A Co lira Insuranos,
Dr Lows aoulo-optlolan Eugsna.
J O Watto, iraduaU optlolan
V a Farrow implement and maob
nery.
Two Rood abot f ana to ezobaog for
wood. Kuktt titers).
A landslide lo prloat of pbotogrephlo
work at tht Walder Btudlo.
There la nothing In ikirta too saaart
tor 01 to sell. F Frank Bon.
Bay refrigerator and keep oool.
Kavi FoBMTuaa Co
We are always watching the market
for new Idea In ladle' eklrte. Racket,
Moreen doori and wlndowi at Lough
miller Peter'i.
Bee hlvee and supplies.
Cham ben Bard ware.
By faeblon'a decree every lady mail
own one of our new fall eklrte. Beoket
Beet bread In town I the "Unlieril
ty Horns" bread at Steroer'e, Ninth
street.
Beet woven wire matlrese, oenter
upported, for 13 2fi at Day Header-
son'f.
Dollar admen for cabinet photos at
the Welder Btadlo for a ehort time
only.
Bee Kaye for special prloee oa tente
and oamp furniture.
Bee oar new line of 10, 112.60, 14
and 16 bedroom set. Day Hen
dereon.
Three doten (lamp photo for 25o at
the Welder Btadlo, comer Beventb and
Wlllamelts.
Look out fortb"Unlverlty Home1
bakery wagon tomorrow when
some around to see yon.
Ac aenat we're ahead. New jaokelt
and far received. Welch the olbai
fellow buatl. P Frank Bon
Why pay 18.60 or M lor a poorly
made household treasure table when
yoa can gel the beet table made for
a.2S at Day A Henderson's,
When yoa bay a Crescent bloycli
yon know you are alway ready to
atart. Yoa oao depend un a Oretoenl
Be them at Chamber Hardware.
I oarry In ttook a oomplets Hue of
plumbing fixture. Ws IneUll them
in a sanitary way. Our prloee are no
higher than others, probably not so
blgh. . Tin and abeet Iron work
promptly attended to. Will M Mor
row, phone, Bed 471.
lee cold buttermilk at the Oregon.
250 new up-to-dete tklrU Juet re
ceived. Backet Blore.
Bbe's cold. What? Buttermilk at
the Oregon.
Many of the merchant are receiving
tbelr fall stocks of good.
Machine oil that' good.
Chamber Hardware.
By the time the lawyer get through
lib that 000 reward tbere won't be
muoh left
Tbe "University Home" bakery
bread on (ale at Sterner' grocery,
Ninth trset. -
Tb work of cementing tbe exterior
of the new MoCluug block wa oonv
menoed thle morolog.
Hon E P Colemeo, of Coburg, who
baa been very 111 .rom rheumatism, I
now oonriderably better.
The radlatora for Tbe Bmeede'e
(Hotel Eugene) new heating plaDt
bave arrived and are belog delivered
today.
Tbe Fourth Regiment band of tbln
otty will go on the excursion to New
port Uunday and furntab muilo at tbe
beaob.
Report oome from tbe upper Mo-
Ksnile tbat W T Campbell who le at
hi farm la tuQarlng from a tevere at-
taok of erylplaa.
Thornton BUmlre, committed from
Lane county July 7, 1002, to tbe Ineane
asylum at Halem, was released August
1, 1802, for ilz montba' leave In care of
hi wile.
Over at Coo By tbe other day Jo
seph Andralzskentllsloz and Panna
Dzlwowotitoksek ze were united In
marriage. What a fooliah woman to
obange her name.
League baseball. At Portland
Portland 6, Taooma 4. At Beattle
Spokane 3. Beattle 2. At Helena
Butte 10, Helena 1.
A logging train of 18 car ran away
on the MoCloud river railroad In Cali
fornia. The car were crushed
BREVITIES,
PERSONAL.
to
plinter and an Italian workman
oalled Tony, who wae on them, wae
killed and crushed beyond reoognl.
Hon.
Policeman O 0 While last evening
about 8:80 o'olook arrested J H Freder
ick for riding a bloyole on forbidden
sidewalks on Willamette street. He
appeared before Polios Judge B F
Corn who Imposed a small One upon
htm.
Albany Demnorat: Mr and Mr
Tbo K Parker have gone to Cottage
drove to rerlde. Mr Parker ha pur
chased a bakery and grocery (tore In
tbat olty. He l( a first class baker and
a good oltlzen who will be a oredlt to
his new home,
Commissioners' court adjourned ye
terday afternoon. Beside letting the
contract lor Improving the MoKenile
road to O F Oroner ; the appropriation
of 1800 for the Rest Cottage aud tbe
granting of tbe use of ibe West Park
roratieet fair and carnival purposes,
tbe usual routine of busluess wa car
ried on,
Tonight's Concert.
Following 1 tbe program to be ren
lered at the open-air band oouoert tbli
evening. An lulormal dauoe will be
beld at the armory after the oouoert
oe oold refreshment will be served
free of charge.
Uroh, "Tbe Maine Festival" Hall
Selection, "Oflentoblena"..Ofinbaob
Song for Cornet, "Answer" Koby
WE MoElroy
Wall, "Spanish Ban Domingo"..
. Mark
"Heart and Flowers" Tobanl
Cake walk, "Chocolate Drops"
Von Tllier
Miss Kaoffman Withdraws.
Edit Guard s
Dear Bin Will yoa kindly state lo
your reader tbat I am not a candidate
for the honor of Carnival Quean In
tbe slsctlon Just Instituted In thle olty.
Reepsotfully,
Kathumni KaormaM.
Notice.
Parties knowing themselves In
debted to the Arm of Hulery fc Russell
plea call and settle by the 10th of
August, at W West Eighth itreel.
Wm E Ruaatxu
An Operation. ,
Mr Drew Griffin I la tbe Good
Samaritan hospital at Portland, where
ehe baa undergone a painful opeartlon,
Mr Grlffl a returned from there last
night and state that ble wife le get
ting along very nloely. It will be two
or three week before she will be able
to return home.
Died at the Asylum
John Settle, of Cottage Grove, who
wa oomnilth-d lo tbe lueana asylum
ou August 1, lOJi, died lo that Institu
tion Wednesday, August 8, having
been oouflued there ouly tlve day.
Tbe remalne were taken to Cottage
Grove for burial.
Fred D Herbold returned laet night
from Portland.
Frank MorriU went to Portland laat
night ou business.
Draw Orlffln returned hut nlgbt from
short visit at Portland.
John Graber, a Bohemia mine owner,
arrived in tbe city this afternoon.
J Arthur Gallogly 1 back from a
surveying trip on tbe Middle Fork.
Mr A J Johnson and daughter, Ml
Carroll, returned borne to Creswell to
day.
Webster Klnoald la among those who
are at MoKenile Bridge enjoying an
noting,
M B Hubble and family will drive
down to Bodavllle tomorrow for a few
days' outing.
Herbert Hanna returned today to
Union, after attending tb Hanna-
Beattle wedding.
Panl Brlatow, former merobant at
Pleasant Hill, returned yesterday from
British Columbia.
J W Pott, cigar manufacturer of
Redding, Calif, I visiting hi brother
F C Potto, of this plao.
Henry MoGInn, (tats senator from
Multnomah county, ia among tbe
pleasure seeker at Foley Bprlog.
Miss Marls Bradley came back on
tbe 2:08 p m train from a visit with
Mlsa Bertba Templeton at Halaey.
Dr DeBar, of Jacksonville, Is In town
making arrangement for tbe residence
of ble family for tba coming winter.
Mr Fannie Buoknar, of Btoramento,
Cat, returned bom today after a visit
with Mr J J Elwood, of Olive street.
E P Bedford, tbe pioneer of Baglnaw,
wa In town today aooompanled by his
daughter-in-law, Mr Battle Bedford.
Mr Lou Bpoors, of Tekoa, Wash,
arrived yesterday and will visit her
brother, Jae Spoors on the McEenzle.
Mr Mary F White and daughters,
Marian and Bertba, left on today's
train for Monmouth, wbete they will
reside.
Ml Linra Welkins, of Cottage
Grove, returned home this afternoon
after a visit with' her ooualn. Mis
Irene Watklns, of this plaoe.
Attorney and Mr Bosooe Bryson, of
Pendleton, arrived here last night
to be at tbe bedside of Mr Bryson 's
brother, Cba Griffin, who I seriously
111.
Corral Us Gszetts: O A Burden,
pbyaloal Instrnotor at tbe University
of Oregon, passed through Corvallls
en route for tbe ooast, Wednesday.
M M Myers, tbe onion ralaer of
Baglnaw, came to Eugene this morning
en route to Albany. He says that on
aooonnt of late planting and hot
weather hi crop will be muob shorter
tht year than ueue'.
Peroy Patterson returned on his
wheel today at noon from an outing
at Pine Openings. The other mem
ber of hi party, Lonnle Patterson
and wile and Mlsa Pearl Park, will
arrive this evening In a wagon.
O A Dsnforth, of low, who has
been visiting at tbe borne of A E
Wheeler the last week, left on tbe 1 :42
train today for Albany. He will re
turn with Mr Dauforth In about a
week tor a more n tended visit with
Eugene friends.
Dr F E Belover and wife, of Eugene,
Amos Wilkin and wife, of Coburg, J
W Frloke and wife, of Ban Francisco,
and Mla Allman, of Portland, com
oris a party that left here a couple or
three days ago for an outing on the
upper MoKenile.
MoMlnnvllle Newst Misses tjusle
and Benetta Dorrla, of Eugen, oame
down Batuiday for a few weeks' visit
with tbelr lister, Mr H L Boardman
who together with Prof H L Board'
man left Monday for a few day' out.
log at Meadow Lake.
Judge H B Klnoald expect to laave
next (Sunday afternoon or Monda
morning for a trip along the Canadian
Paclrlo 1UII road and down the lake to
Nelson and perhapa beyond to Roes.
land, Greenwood and Republics, to re
turn to n,ugene In about two weeke.
Prof R A Harper, of th University
of Wisconsin, slopped cfl In Eugene
this morning on hi return home from
Ibe University of California where he
ha been delivering a course of lectures
In the summer aohool. He left on the
afternoon train for hi home In tbe
East. Prof Harp I a relative of Hon
B B Eakln who took great pleasure In
snowing him Ibe beautiful tight of
Eugeue. Mr Harper wa most favor-
ablyimprened with our city, with It
clean streets and green trees.
NEWS FROM
COURTHOUSE
Mortgage 10 00
Mortgage 300
ObatUl mortgage 0 00
BBA.L STATU TBANBFBRS.
US to Joseph F-llmio 830 acre In
tp 18 r 9 w, patent.
Bufu Mallory, t uetee, to Bertba m
Blair lot 4 blk 1 BpringrUl I, 5o. .
J H Pott et al to North Falrvlew
Mining Co, "Maine" claim in Bohe
mia district, II.
Alf Walker et al to North Falrvlew
Mining Co, "El Belmont" claim in
Bohemia district, $1.
B J Brund et al to North Falrvlew
Mining Co "Miscellaneous" claim In
BohemU district, tl.
C A Harlow et al to North Falrvlew
MlnlnR Co, ' Golden Curry" claim In
Bobemla district, SI.
OA Harlow etux to Nort Falrvlew
Mining Co, "it Charles" ol.lm in Bo
hamla dlstrlot, $1.
C A Harlow et si to North Falrvlew
Mining Co, "The Teddy" olalm In Bo.
hernia dlstrlot, SI.
B i Brund et al to North Falrvlew
Mining Co. "Goldn Stairs" olalm In
Bobemla district, SI.
J O Kloofensteln to L T Harris
"Eva" and "Dardanelles" cliltn in
Bobemla dlstriot, t260.
LT Harris to North Falrvlew Min
log Co, "Eva" and "Dsrdem lies'
olalm in Bohemia district, SI.
Geo Kelly et ux to LT Harris i int
In "Tbe Dardanelles" and t Int In
"Eva" olalm, Bohemia (dlstrlot, $1.
T A Goodpasture to Elizabeth Gil
lesple 182.67 acre In tp 17 s r 8 w,
SI 100.
Native of Eugene.
Purtland Dlepaloh : M rB Hattie Mc
Donald andbordaugbter,of LtUrande,
are In the city on a vleit. Mrs Mo
Donald Is a native of Eugene, the
daughter of the late Stukley Ellsworth
who was an able and well known law
yer and tbe granddaughter of leneml
John H Stevens, who Is now in his
97ih year of age with alibis mental
faoultles unimpaired. He promises to
pass the century mark. Mrs McDon
ald' health has been bad for years,
and It Is a souroe of gratification to her
many friends that her oonditlon Is so
improved as to enable her to make this
visit, and It is hoped tbe change of
Climate may prove beneficial.
A Runaway.
Mr H H Bell auldaugbter, residing
In the western part of tbe olty, bitch d
up tbelr horse and bugy early this
morning and drove to tbe residence
of Prof I M Glen on East Ninth street
to gather some bleokberrie. On ar
riving there Mrs Bell alighted from the
buggy and took the bridle off the borne
to put tbe halter on. B fore efis got
the halter on tbe horse became frlgh'-
eried and ran away, dashlu out .at
Ninth street across the railroad and
on to Falrmount, where tbe girl, who
staid with the buggy all this time,
suooeeded in running the horse Into
the fence and stopping It, no damage
whatever having been done.
Bert Vincent, who llvee on flu-
yard street near Ninth, saw the run
away. He resolved to make a berolo
reeone and set out on his when aner
tbe rig but it was slopped before be
had opportunity to carry out bis grots
Intentions.
Groceries.
1 lb K 0 Baking Powder 20c
21 lb beet Oane sugar f l.oo
1 lb good aooolored Japan tea S6e
An exeosllent roast code 16o
1 lb lemon oakee loo
We still have a few lib packages
of washing powder for 6o
Tobacco.
1 plug Battle ax tobeooo 36o
1 lb Blar, Horseshoe, Sawlog or
Climax tobaooo 6o
pkgs Bed Ball .jjj,,
0 pkn Dixie queen J6c
1 lb Pom per fin oat chsw tobaooo... 4&o
a Child or Export Cigar ... 10o
Shoes.
Odd and end In ladlM oi fonts .11 00
Odd and ends In children oxfords 603
A large, full slued, up lodale map of
theUulted States and colonies free with
a S6.0O purchase of shore at one time.
uon't rail to see our big line of new
Fall shore before buying.
Tin Ware, Woodenware.
1 tin wash boiler 760
2 pint tlncupe 6e
7 doz wooden olotbee pins 10c
Fruit Jars, Glassware, Etc.
1 do oovered Jelly glasere SSe
I do turtililer jio
1 d" Mason Jar rap and rubber.. .av
i do fair r iu - ber Jo
1 do good Jr rubbers &o
S do best Jar rubber 2S.
I do pint Mason ar 7Jr
1 do quart Mason )ar ge
1 dct i gslloB Mason Jar II. 10
Ax Billy's Departnent Store;
Back From DescMtes.
I E Stevens, who with JOB even-
son, returned yesterday from the De.
aobuttes country In Crook oounty, says
they bad a very fine trip. They went
across tbe mountains via the Military
wagon road and oame back via tbe
MoKeozie route. While over in that
country Mr Stevenson looted a 'imber
olalm. Mr Stevens says tbe limwr
business over tbere Is booming, tbe
boom proving to be a veritable harvest
for the locaters and cruisers who ate
making lots of money. The Umber
over tbere is all pine aud Mr Stevens
says It is not nearly as good i.s tbe tim
ber on this side of tbe mouutalus.
Meeting of Committee.
The ooinmiltee appointed to ar
range for tbe Eugene street fair
met again yesterday evening. Several
anrlioallons from people desirous of
giving exhibitions for amusement
were received and filed) with tbe oom
mittee on conoeasionp. The committee
baa set the prioe of space at SI per fool
Among tbe atttraotlons a horse pulling
ontest will be given for a puree of
$150. It will be superintended by A L
Peter aud Tom Gilliam. Application
for furnishing musiobl entertainmen1
have been sent In bv tbe Cottage Uiove
band and the Fourth Regiment band
Hotel Arrivals.
HOFFMAN.
GLDivis, Portland
O A Rltan, Poriland
R Toother, Portland
J B Walt, Portland
E 0 Clement, Portland
Wm M Kobnett, St Louis
0 I Leaveogood, Portland
Martin Fo.tor, Portland
Lewis Porter, Lake Chelan, Wash
R A Harper, Madison, Wis
J R Fiynn, Porikud
Dr Geo DeBar, Jacksonville
E L Herman and wife, Portland
Geo Peterson, Eluilr
Mr J M Stephen, Notl Valley
Koapp
T O King, Portland
J Bowie, Portland
L M Peterson, Elmira
Geo Anderson, Elmira
0 E Peterson, Elinlr
Anoanda Anderson, Elmira
Mary Peterson, Elmira
J B Coe, Portland
Ja Reld, Iowa
E 0 Plume, B F
The Imperial.
Cottage Grove, Or. First olaae. Sample
room 80x60 feet, well equipped. Ratse
1.00 and $2.00 per dav.
Married.
at tbe residence of W J Gardner near
Saginaw, Sunday, August 8, 1902, Mr
Laogdon Morse aud Mr Sarah Rus
sell were onlted in marriage, Rev W J
Gardner omoiatlng.
Died.
Th Infant son of Mr and Mr Sam
uel Boyoedied at Wendling August 7,
1902, aged Si days. The funeral was
held today.
Should Be Moved.
The hydrant imbedded in the cement
sidewalk at the MnClung corner should
be removed along with the others that
were located on the sidewalks, Tbe
ordlnanoe recently paBsed compelling
such hydrants to be moved applies to
the one mentioned as well as tbe
others. It Is In tbe way of pedestrians
and is a menace to their personal
safety.
CHARITY !!!
In supposed to beam at home, but
often begins nowhere, aud that is just
where it should begin aud end in business.
You don't want charity; you don'
expect charity; and you
don't get charity 1
Charity ujd to cover a multitude
01 ilns. It certainly covers a multi
tude of business errors.
IF YOU BUY-t
Lew attractive goods or shop-worn
things at highf r prices, that is charity
on YOUK part If you are often dis
appointed because your wants are uot
promptly attended to; if you have a
poor assortmen'. to aeleot from, and
you continue to buy in the same slow
old place, that is charity.
BUT YOU ARE NOT GETTING IT ... ...
Any house th't solicits your business
for any but purely Luaineas reasons is
asking chari'y from you.
We are not looking for Charity, and
e uuu 1 ociieve you are.
Ws have gained the reputation of
alwayi having the best goods at the
most reasonable prices
To look around is to buy here.
M. 1. Janney
FJCWCLtr
Nlnih Street, opposite llofiain Hou.o
ClosingOutSale
0N SHIRT WAISTS
Everyone this
Season's Goods.
No old stock.
Our $1.00 Shirt Waists for
Our i 1.25 Shirt Waists for
Our 1.50 Shirt Waists for
Our 1.75 Shirt Waists for
Our 2.00 Shirt Waists for
Our 2 50 Shirt Vnit fr
.o
1.00
1.15
1.25
1.50
1.75
Our 3.00 and i?3.50 Waists r ?'.v
Sohr 5. H. FRIENDLY.
h. gordon;
The Housefurnisher
FOR THE RIGHT PRICE
Supported bed springs, each .
Kitchen treasure tables, the best make, each .... o'qr
Excelsior mattress with wool top, each ' ,(1
Prices on all other things accordingly. ,UI
Discounts given on all complete house-furnishing
outfits.
H. GORDON,
The Housefurni
ste
36 Fast Ninth Street.
Boswell Springs.
DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON.
These Springs are recommended by the leading phylclans-lor the cure of RhMniil
"Shanta Route." from tian Krancl60O to Portland U0 miles south of Euspob i Vrllnl
open for the reception of guesls. Forcelaln Bath Tubs. Foslofflce, Ixpreis
telephone on the premises. From 110.00 per week up, including baths; Trai!!-"1'
ONC GALLON or THC8C WATERS CONTAINS:
Poiasslum Chloride
Potassium Bromide
Potassium iodide
Sodium Chloride
46. gr
.67 gr
.63 gr
211 gr,
Magnesium Chloride - in
Calcium Chloride .
uaicium uarbonates . 7 E
For further information Bddriu
CAPT. BEN D. BOSWELL, Boswell Springs, Ortj,
The University of OreiM
Eugene,
Oregon
The first flemeeter, session 1902-3, openB Wednesday. September 17, ThefollotL
schools and colleges are comprised in the University : Graduate School folleMd
Literature, Science and Arts, College of Soignee and Ennineeriog UiutmJ,
Academy, School of Music, School of Medicine. School of Law. '
TUITION FREE Excepting In Schools of Law, Medicioe and Music. (Itcidfnt.lt
10 00, Student Buoy tax $2.50 per year.) Cost of living from $10U,QO to ml
per year. Fur catalogue address
Registrar of the University,
Eugene, Oregon.
Dog Fennel, That's All
A gentleman alighted from a Pull
man sleeper yesterday afternoon when
tbe nortb-bnuDd train stopped at the
station. Hie eye immediately caught
alubt of a little bunch of dog fennel in
full bloom which wa9 growing on tbe
truck. He pulled up bis sleeve
politely and nimbly orept under tbe
bar to pluob tbe pretty flower. With
oare be shook tbe dust from bie little
bouquet and hastened into the oar to
show his wits what a Bweet flower he
bad found. A moment's listening
assured tbe stauder-by that she, too,
was greatly pleased when she said,
' Now, dear, why oouldn't you find
mort?"
Change of Ronles. '
There has been aohanpe made In the
routes of Carriers Cborpening aud
Cbessmun of the city free mall deliv
ery syt-t-im on aconunt of Mr Chess
man hfre'oforo having a larger terrl.
tory to cover than Mr Chorpenlng. To
(qUBl.z) the matter, Mr Chorpenlng
will hereafter carry tbe mall lu the
territory norih of Sixth street and
east of Willamette In addition to hlB
old route west of Willamette. On the
other hand Mr Chessman will carry
all mail on Wlllimette street south of
Eleventh on Mr Chnrpenlng's route.
J. W. KAYS' FURNITURE CO
Embalmers and Fruneal Directors
Day & Henderson, Undertakers
and Embalmers. Cor. Will ana 7th
Removed
The University Book
Store has moved to the
Titus block on Willam
ette street, where my
customers will find me
with a complete line
of books, stationery,
Gtc
H. G. MILLER.
Mrs. Goodpasture Files Demmrf
Mre Edna Gpodpu nurs, tbe brhh
only a few weeks, ntslnst wboo i
uusubuu, i a uooapasturs, tit ml
day oemmeuced suit for s dlrotci
day filed a demurrer to I he lull m
following grounds: ,
First, that tbe court hni no jjfcl
tlon of tbe person of tbe defendm
ol the subject mutter of ibe salt
Btoond, that the complhlut door
state facts sufficient tnoostllatiim
of suit. L Bilyeu Is MrsUoodpuIn
attorney.
New Today.
WANTED. A uood reliable raerfJ
woman who has bad sooieirfsl
enoe In caring fcr theelch, Aks
Miss M Farrar, 27 Et NlotbW
Eugeue, Vlavl Oflice.
..Excursion
From Eugeneto
Newport am
Sunday, Aw
- Leaves Eugene 5:80 so,
gKlug sevm hours at IM
beach. Through rjout&m
Paolflo train, no ohangeri
our?. Grand entertslomml
musio, dancing, bathing.
Tbe life saving orew IB
give a drill.
BUY YOUR TICKETS NOW AT "!
SOUTHERN PAUnv.
ROUND TRIP
We make seven different kinds of bread.
Cakes, pies and cookies of all kinds.
Everything first class.
Stop the bread wagon marked
The C ACHOU
when it comes by you
HAMMOND & CHESHIRE.
Bonboniere Bakery.
kfn(,i,n.l'!' ,kM-ki", in f.ct svry thing kfp. in fir cli
,Xa. ? h"'- I-nnchs nd Inner! "gn.il Si.ai "
cnJ iJL .i W Oliver g,Kl. ,n our own sgnn to sny P"4
ty In, of chir.. lWtlorgstth.pUos.
Holder. Building, No 640 Willamette j
Phone Had 554. HI INN
SBC?
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