Daily Eugene guard., August 12, 1902, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard J
TUESDAY -
AUOUBf 12
For
Cigars
JUUUS GOLDSMITH.
HMO taekm Mi III.
WEATHER.
Tonight
e'oaif.
nd Wedneedsy partly
BaAlM,
(IIVI1II.
Eu-
BREVITIES.
O 8 rre notary pabllo.
Collier' whit iMd tbe beet,
Feed and (tooctIm at Whit'.
O B Farrow A Go Or Insuranot,
Dr Low ooalo-optlolui Eugn.
J O WatU, traduat optlolen
en.
0 a Farrow Implement and emeoht-
nary.
Two food shot vodi to exoheng for
wood. Reeket rjtore.
A landslide In prlOM of photograph!
workal th Welder Studio.
Then la nothing lo skirt too mart
for ai to Mil. P Krank et Hon.
Bay a refrigerator and keep oool.
Kavi Fdbhitdbi Co.
We ara always watching tba market
for new Idea In ladlaa' skirt. Ilaoket.
Horaao doora and window! at Lough.
miller et FeUr'i.
Flrst-olaae bakery good of every
desorlptlon at tba Oaobon.
Baa blvee and supplies.
Chamber Hardware.
By fashion' dear every lady moil
own one of oar new fall skirts. Baoket.
Beet woven wire mattieee, oenter
aapportad, for 2 26 at Day (tender
aon'i.
Dollar a doaen for oabtnet pbotoe at
tba Welder Btudlo for a abort time
only.
Bee Kaye for ipeolal prloe oa tanta
nd oamp furniture.
Bee our new line of 910, (11.(0, 114
nd $15 bedroom aeta. Day tleu
derson.
Three doaen eiamp pbotne for Z5o al
ibe Welder Btudlo, corner Seventh end
Willamette.
Work on tbe new addition to B 0
Mulkey'e brlok osonpltd by hobert
Broe' olgar itoie le progressing.
When you buy a Ureeoent bloyii
you know you are alwaya ready li
atari. You oao depend una Oreeoenl
Bee tbem at Chamber Hardware.
Pbyelolog y aaye we ebould take ore
bath a year whethet we need It or not
My nook of bath tubi le oororlete
Call and aee tbem. Will at Mo-ro
plumbing and sheet metal work.
Preeldent Roaeeveli late yeelerday
fternnan anaounoed tbai be bad ap
pointed Oliver Wendell Holmee, Chief
Juetloa of tbe Supreme Court ol M
chueetta, lo be an Aesnelate Jusllo of
the Supreme Court of tbe Uulted
Btatee, vloa Jusllo Gray, reelgned,
Huntington Herald i Fred K Foo
ter, a olerk In the employ of tbe O 0
Co, realgnid hie position thle week
nd be and ble family will eoon leave
for Eugene ...A Allehaw, who reoen .
ly resigned ble poeltlon ae olerk at tti
freight deot, will leave neat week f
Eugene.
Boeebarg Flalndealen "Buffalo
filll'e Wild Weal ebow le billed in give
n aiblbltlon lo Hneeburg on Auguit
80th. Portland and Roeeburg ara tbe
only plaoxa In Oregon where It ex
hlblte, only the largeat and moe' Is
portent olilsa being lavorrd wuh an
aiblbltlon by title great aggrvg itun."
ittseburg Is not eo many, Bro l'lalu
dealer. Tbe ehew etope at bottt Halrm
nd Kuaene.
Iae oold botUrmllk at tbe Oregon.
Thle weather eulta barveet bande
battw.
Wben you want fruit Jen call op
Ualn 26-1.
Hue' oold. Wbat? Buttermilk at
tbe Oregon.
Baielwood loe oreem none better
at be Caebou.
S6U new up-to-dat eklrte Juet re
ceived. Baoket Store.
Go to Green for fruit J err, they are
oheaper tban ever.
A good eewlng machine to trade for
wood, at Racket Store,
Tbnnu.l convention of tbe Elkt
met at Bait Lake today,
Tba Commercial ( lub meeta tonight
lo dleouee Imp rtanl matlere,
Tbe Interior walle of t be new Bobnel-
der block are being plutered.
A oar load of Southern Oregon
melon arrived bere leal nlgbt.
Wbea you want fruit tare go to
beadquariere, i U Green A Bone.
Peaab, lemon and vanilla flavors,
Hazelwood loe oream at tbe Cachon.
Hacblna oil tbat'e good.
Chamber Hardware,
A lawn aoolal will be held lo tbe
Beptlet eburob yard Wednesday even
ing,
TJea yonr eenae and eave your dol
lar. 260 new eklrte, at tbe Backet
Store.
Tbe Johnson-Burnett party of Cor
vallle arrived down from Belknap
Springe lat evening on tbelr way
home.
The Carnival eommlttee baa appoint
ed B F Heeney, John Brlibaw and J
O Watte to have charge of the poultry
exhibit at the carnival
Word cornea from tbe hospital at
Portland that Cba Griffin who
taken there Saturday le getting along
very well and le Improving,
A Med ford, Ore, dlepatoh aaye that
60 oarloade of Bartlett peara will be
shipped thle leaoon to Eastern merkete
from tbat place. Conelgomenta will
begin tble week.
40 eeoond-band bug-glee, carta and
wagone. Many good and some do
good. Prloee very low.
Chamber Hardware,
Prlnevllle Review, Aug 9: Li
Sunday Frank Bonney opened h
reetaurant and bakery le now prepared
to wait on the hungry. He baa fitted
up hie room" In One bepe,
The Helrin Mentlntl eaya tbat Bupt
Lee positively arranged to bave tbe
body of Traoy plaoed on exhibition
down town In Belem, bnt publlo een
tlntent roee op egalneteuoh an outrage,
Buy a Bain Wagon and you bave
one that laste. Bee tbem at
Chamber Hardware,
Albany Democrat! The oounty oonrt
tble week Inoreased tbe approprtr.'-'on
for completing tbe wagon road to the
oounty line toward Ibe Blue River
mlnee, adding 1200 to tbe approprla
tlon heretofore made. Let tbe work
be pushed forward.
HeppnerTlmee: Prof D V S Beld
iam up from Portland Saturday nlabl
and departed for that oily again Mon
d y. He and ble daughter, emitted
ny Mra Kate Biet-ves, are making
rauraritof the original goterumeu
eurvey of Morrow oounty.
The Portland Telegram eaya Sunday
was a reooid breaker for heat, tbe
thermometer reaching tbe 07 degree
notch, a point not reaohed In Portlau
alnoe Anguit 18U6, Prevloue to that
year 1891 had tbe hottest Atlauet day,
axaatty tbe came, 97 degree,
D W Scare, lata candidate for aee re
tary of etata on tbe Demnoratlo lloket
accompanied by bia mother, will leave
In a few day for an extended tour of
the East. Tbelr trip will embrace tbe
elates of Colorado, Texas,'1 and Iowa,
aleo Indian Territory and Oklahoma,
A Oanadlan hae Invented a maohlna
for laying brioke wbloh doea the work
if six or aeven ekllied brloklayere and
onite 1600. Tba - uew maohlna le
adapted only to plain work, and
hould lay from 9,000 to 12.0(0 brick a
1y. Two men ud a lad are required
.o operate It.
Albany Denioorat i Several years
i o a Portland man put 11,000 Into a
it lirrula mlue, hardly expeotlng to
real xe much from It. Now be relve
au luootn of approximately $1100 a
PERSONAL.
MONTHLY MEETING
OF CITY COUNCIL
Horace MoKlnley la In Eugene.
Dan Tarplay, of Salem, la lo tba oily.
T O Maxwell, of Bprlnglleld, le very
elok.
Dr H 0 T Atwood mad trip to
Jasper today.
L 0 rikeele and family bav returned
from Gardiner. .
Ell Bangs and wife left yesterday
for Foley Springe.
Earl DHIard bae 'gone to Tillamook
oounty on a vacation.
A P Brttarewortb, r, editor of the
Hanlaburg Bulletin, lain :ae olty,
Mr M E Brownie returned tble
afternoon from a vlaitat Junction.
Mlee Bertba Goldsmith arrived up
from Oregon Olt last nlgbt on a visit
Prof E H MoAllsteraod family leave
tomorrow for Oate Creek on an outing.
Mlee MaudeCofflo,ofPortland,ietbe
gueet of Mis Marie War for a few
daye.
Mlee Margaret Calloway le taking a
vacation at bar borne la Bailey pre-
oloot.
Mlee Nellie Gllfry will aooompany
the Obambera-Snodgraa party to
Crater Lake the laet of tbla week.
j Dr F M Day started yeelerday with
bl wife for tbe upper MoKenzie re
torts for tbe benefit of iber health.
Bupt L B Field, of tbe B P Co, waa
aboard tbe aouthboand train tble after
noon on hi way to Boutb- -n Oregon
point.
Mra Mary Conob, of Albany, wbo
baa been visiting at tbe borne of Mre
W Waddle In Eugene, returned borne
today.
Mlee Anna Brownie returned thle
afternoon from Blaobley, where she
bae Juet finished a three mouth; term
of eobool.
Roeeburg Review : Rev W A Wood,
wbo now lives at Eugene, wae here
Thursday evening en rout to Ooqullle
Olty to bold servtoee.
Roeeburg Plalodealer: Mra E T
Fisher, of Eugene, who baa been visit
ing ber brotber F E Alley of Roeeburg
returned home (Saturday.
J J Holt and family, Mre R H
Shacklett and tbe two eon of Rev G
N Wall bave etarted borne from Aleea
and other polnte by wagon.
E H Ingbam wae a peeeenger on
tbe early train tble morning for New
port. Mre Ingham and children will
go down tomorrow mot nlng.
Mlee Nina O trander went to Cot
tage Grova tbla afternoon. From
there ebe will leave wltb ber parents
for Minueeota on a few weeks' visit.
H O Danke, W H Burne end Allen
Btaneble and famillea have Just ar
rived here from Nebraaka and will
locale bere. There are 16 people In I he
families.
. Mis Carrie Hovey returned thle
afternoon Irom a visit at Portland,
She waa aooompanled by the Misuse
Eva and Grace Roach wlo will visit
ber awhile.
F T Plank, Henry Denhart, and
eon, Harry Denhart, and Mr Holmen
returned yesterday from an outing at
Belknap Springs, Tbe latter two gen
tlemen are just out from tbe E tel.
- A N Btrlker returned to Juuotlon
'Oduy after a short etay In Eugene, He
U at present eugaged In superintend
ng the ereotlon of a oounty bridge at
Harper's eight mile below Juuotlon.
Th family of J W Quiokenbusb
who, wltb hi eon, haa been here lev
era! month, arrived bere laat night
from Nebraska, and have moved luto
tne Wheeler reeidenoe on North Pearl
street.
Frank Park and George and Ralph
Marx Wt thle afternoon In a light
back on a trip to the mountain. They
III go aoroee the Casoadee via the
MoKeuile route to tba Dteobutee
ouotry aud probably eoma back by
way of tba Banttam rout. . They will
be gone three or four weeki.
Mre Eliabeth Kelly and dnugb
lere, th Mieeea Beeele and Kate,
left thle afternoon for Seattle where
they will treat Couaul H B Miller and
family who will arrive there about the
16ih of August from Nlen Ohwaug,
China. Consul Miller le on a leave of
aheenc.
Heppner Tlmeei Ml Or Read, of
Eugene, waa lo Heppner a few daye
tble week and laet week aa general
agent for a library. Mlee Read ha
Alder and A Streets Ordered
Graded New Sewers
Ordered.
year from It. Several mine there are j juat retired from Ibe preeldenoy of tbe
state y P 8 O E and sb gave th En
aeevorers an lustruollve leoi ureal the
Christian ohuroh on last Bunday even
Ing.
paying big Inoonie. Bohemia wben
ne railroad I onmrleted promise to
btonoie one of the beet oauipa on tba
ooast.
The regular monthly meeting of the
i-lty oouuoll waa beld laet nlgbt with
Mayor Cbrisman, Councilman D.irrn,
Palua, Green and Hen ereon preeeut.
Tbe meeting waa an uueveulful one,'
there being but little bualneee Irani
acted. The principal busloeee wae tbe
ordering of a eewer built through tbe
aily from tba center of block 1, Skln
ner'e donation, to Fifteenth treet and
one to run weet from tbe west end of
tbe Eleventh street ewer. Several
protests were Bled agaluet the pro
posed sewer, but the council aoled on
tbe favorable report of ib viewers, R
M Day, B M Yorao aud W W Martin,
and ordered tbe el'y recorder to adver
tise bids for constructing said eewera.
An ordinance to establish tbe grade
of Alder and A streets from E st lltb
street to East Thirteenth elreet we-
passed and tbe recorder waa dlreoted
to advert! for bid for tbe Improve
uient.
During the meeting Councilman
Green, chairman of tbe street com
mtttee, reported tbe use of 9045 feet of
uew lumbar and 86') feet of old lumber
In repair of streets and all-ys.
Councilman Paine, chairman of tbe
health committee, reported tbat tbe
Soap Co had been notified to Improve
tbe eanltary conditions about tbe
factory and that the same bad been
done.
An adjourned meeting will be btld
Wednesday eve.ilng.
Young Hen in Trouble.
Mr Taylor, of Irving, tbe mother of
May Taylor, one of the young gill
wbo waa plated In the city Jail the
other day on tbe cbarge of vagrancy
oame to town today and swore to
complaint charging a number of young
men about town with furnlsblog
liquor to ber dxugbter, a minor.
There are elx or seven Implicated In
tbe deal, but tbe police officers have
auooeedtd In finding so far only three,
aa follows: Bert Flemmlng, Harvey
Jonee and Harry Hnpkiue. They have
been cited to appear before Police
Judge Dorrie tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock. Tbe loweet fine for thle
oflenee le $26.
Harried at Seattle.
The Guard is Informed by reliable
authority tbxt Wm H Smith and Miss
Florence Bourne, both former young
ptople of Eugene, were to bave beeu
marrie i today at Seattle.
Mrsmltbla employed at Portland
and his bride bas been living with ber
parents, Mr and Mre JO Bourne, at
Colorado Spring for some time. Their
many friends here wish them un
bounded happiness.
Notice
, Notloa is hereby given that my wlfn,
Edna Goodpasture, bee left my bed
and board, and I will not be responsi
ble for any debts contracted by ber.
Dated this 1st of August, 1902.
Signed: T A Goodpasturb.
Fred Herbold aud L M Travle leave
this evening on their wheel for Maple-
ton to be gone several daye on bualneee
Toda'e Oregonian: R H Friendly,
of Eugene, will return lo bis home to
dxy, after a week's outing at Gearbart
Park.
Miss Ethel Stapletnn. who bae been
visiting her parente for the paet elx
weske returned to Colfax Saturday on
the early train, to take obarge of ber
employer's law offloi during bts llluees
and oontluue her work there.
L C Merlin, a former Eugene Divini
ty School atudent, but now manager
of an advertising ooooe.ro lo Portland,
paeeed through here this afiernoon on
hie way to Cottage Grove to join bis
wife and child who are visiting there.
J M Klduey, an employee of tbe Set-eon-P.wt
mill, at Seattl-, wae burned
to death In a roaring furnaoe used to
coneumethe waete lumber yeetrda
afternoon. While In an epilapilo fit
he grabbed a wire oonveyor oable aud
wae d raged more than 400 feet to the
furnace.
WANT MORE
FIRE HYDRANTS
Argued That They are Too Far
Apart For Effective
Service.
The Eugeneco-re-pondentto the Ore
gonian aaye:
Toe Eugene fire department bas a
n.nn,itlon to Dreeent to tbe ounoll at
tbe next meetin- for more hydrants for
better fire protection It l tbe fleelre
of the flremeu to bave eumcieut uj
dranta and have tbem so located tl,i
the distance would not be more map
400 feet from any bocse In tne ony
the neareet fire plug. The boee oarts
oarry 600 feet of bone eaoh and it Is the
deelre to heve this reaon any nre.
At preeeot there are many houaee id
be ol'y tl atoould not be reached wlib
.ir uniil at least two oarte coum
unite their boee, end In a few Ine'ance-
three carte would be required, wnue
tbla Is tbe oase there Is dinger of fire
going to extreme proportions where
o nvenieot boee would enable the fire-
a n to subdue 11 with little damage.
Hotel Arrivals.
HOFFMAN.
J T MogUn, Portland
F S Johnston, Portland
George Hungeford, Portland
F E Armstrong, Reno, Nev
E J Armstrong, Ueuo, Nev
E J E'lison, Roseburg
Jno A Gurnee, Ponliud
STJonet, SF
W 0 Mareball, Portland
H D Dletrlct, N Y
Jas Mott, N V
Fred Richards, Omaha
B E Van Voorhlee, Portland
T A Llvesley, Salem
L Ka of, Tomahawk, Wis
Chaa Grlseen, MoMlnnvllle
N Wilhee, La Crosse, Wis
Miss Hemtierxon, La Croeae, Wis
Mlee Elliott, Prinev lie
Btrong, Cottage Grove
Miss Buddleston, Portland
J T Irish, Wendllng
Maurice Moore, Roeeburg
Mrs J A Merrlmau, Aehland
J B Caufleld, N Y
O O Yeatt, 8 F
Cora Boat, Wendllng
Geo B Franklin, S F
Mrs Albert A Dieque, Salem
W L Beekner, Portland
Robt Beujauiin, Portland
J W Pbalon, Portland
Groceries.
1 lb K 0 Baking Powder 20.
21 lb beat eene sugar Il.no
1 lb good nnoolorrd Japan tea S5-
An exeoelleul rowt e0re 16o
1 lb lemon oaken 10c,
W allll have a lew l b pavkagea
of washing powdtrfor 6j
Tobacco.
1 plug Ba'tle AX tobaooo 86,
1 lb Star, Hnrssehoe, Saw I. g or
Climax tobaooo 6o
pkg Red Bell i6o
0 pkg Dixie Queen no
1 lb Pumper Do out cbew lobooo...46o
I Child or Export olgar lOo
Shoes.
O ld. and euds In ledlee oxford ...11.00
Odds and end In child reus oxforda 60o
A large, full slaed, up tiodate map of
the Ui lied State audcolouleefreltb
a fA.10 U!ohaM of shoe at one time.
D.inV fall lo ee our big line of new
Kail stone More buying.
Tin Ware, Woodenware.
I tin wash boiler 740
t pint tin oupe
7 doa wooden olothee pin lOc
Fruit Jars, Glassware, Etc
l not covered Jelly g leasee 860
1 dot tumbler s50
I doa Mason Jar cane and rubbers., sn..
1 dr fair ar ruubei
1 00 goud ir rubbers .
Sdoa beet Jar rubbers jj,,
I do pint Maeon (are 7je
1 do auart Mason I ara
1 dug) gal on aleeon Jar i 10
Ax Billy's Departnent Store.
The Imperial.
Cottage Grove, Or. First olaee.Sample
room 80x60 feet, well equipped. Ra te
ll. 00 and $2.00 per dev.
Tbe W R P L has let the oonlrect
for the painting of the new Rest Cot
tage to D M McCrary who started tw
men at the work tht efternorn.
"Money lived li st
Money tsrned."
JAre you J
I Losing I
t Money? J
H W iW been able to B
II ihow a good many
people that they were I
If actually lotion money I
M by aVltiiff to invfati
B gte ourcltiniv That B
B wewrwonrcaitotnert B
ffl in the bent ponble CT
l way at the least ti- B
H peiiae. We v able B
II to prore it to you. B
IM. R. JANNEYl
f JEWELER. 1
Q Ninth St, Opp. Hoffman House
H "It's not whit you mie but tt
J what you uvc " H
Big Reductions
On tbe
balance of our
Silk and Cotton
Shirt Waists. -
MUST BE SOLD AT OX0E.'
see Window C 14 CniCMrvi r
Display... J. II. I IICINULI.
H. GORDON,
The Housefurnisher
FOR THE KIGHT PRICE
Supported bed i-prings, each 00
Kitchen treasure tables, the beat make, each 2 30
Exceleior mattress with wool top, each " 2'
Prices on aU other things accordingly.
Discounts given on all complete house-furnishing
outfits.
H. GORDON,
The Housefurnisher
36 Fast Ninth Street.
B0SWELL SPRINGS
Enquire at Southern Pacific Railroad
office for Special Rates to Boswell Springs
mrTerrYsn ijij
TheUniversity of Oregon
Eugene,
Oregon
The firnt semester, session 1902-3, orans Wednesday, September 17. Thefollowliu
schools and colie,fee are cotnprued in the Univeniity: Gra-luate School CollJai
Literature, Science and Arts, Codecs of Sci-tice and uKiDeerinB InipL.
Academy, School of Muolo, Sohoo) of Medicine, School of Law. """net?
TUITION FKEB Excepting In Schools of Law, Medicine and Music. (Incidents I,
eiouu, omieoi uiiy ei z.ou per year.) uost ot Uvu-g from SlOu.00 to ruoi
per year, For catalogue address
Registrar of the University,
Eugene, Orefron.
Shatters all Records.
Twloe in brsnilal, F A Oulledge,
VfrtHna, Ala, paid ea-t sum to doc
tor to cure a severe 'oaBe of piles, oaus
inir 24 lumoie. When ell failed Buck
leu'n Arnica Halve cured Mm. Nub
dues liHiiUHtlon, col quere ecbee, killn
pains, Bret salve In tbe world 25o at
W Lt DeLano'e rirua ftore.
New stock of furniture Junt put In, at
prices tbat you oan Hllord to tlx up
nice. Call aud examine.
Chambers Hardware.
New Today.
LOST. A cauvase "bllzzud" over
coat on the road between Pairmoutit
and Batifis' stable. Kinder please
leave at telephone offloe, Bugeue,
and net litierul reward. W J Collins.
SITUATION WANTED. Ae noon
in a mining or logging oarnp by an
experlenord and steady man. Ad
dress C I Rs-x, Kugene, Oreiron.
WANThD.-One hundred tenniB lo
haul ore liom Bobeiulu (Htl-na Vo.
1) to i'ed rocb. Price $9.00 per tou
Roads iiood Teams ohu earn as
hitch asHO per wetk W F Morphy,
General Manager Or gon and Houth
eastern RRCo, Cottune Orove, Oregon.
J. W. KAYS' FURNITURE CO
Embalmers and Fruneal Directors
Day & Henderson, Undertakers
and Embalmers. Cor. Will ana 7th
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BLUE RIBBON
State Fair
Salem
Sept. 15th to 20th.
1902.
You ara Invited to attend and
res the preateet ioduntrial
poeltlon and li-eetrck iho
everheldonthera.lncCout
Oo.-d ncing every afternoor.
Camp ground free. Cen
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MD WISDOM. SecY
We make seven different kinds of bread.
Cakes, pies and cookies of all kinds.
Everything first class.
Stop tbe bread wagon marked
The C ACHOU
when it comes by you
HAMMOND & CHESHIRE.
Bonboniere Bakery.
. .cookie., in (art everr thin VtV In a fir cIms bkrrr.
nnttirr Vnhoa- inches and lunch grod Special ''- "Zn,
! d.clk;ar- deliver soikh in our own wagon to any P
"on rorget the place.
liolden Building, No 640 Willamette
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