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Newspaper Page Text-lgene Guard,' WEDNESDAY AUGUBf 13 For Cigars JULIUS GOLDSMITH. a AMI Tiliphoni. H Miii IB. WEATHER. Fair Uolg hi and Thurwlajr. BUU. VITUS. 0 B farrow notary bll. Oollltr'i wblU lMd th best. Few! aod growrlH al WhIK'i. U B Farrow Oo flra inmrmaot, Dr Law ooulo-optloiaa Bag en. J O Wat, imdaato optlolan (toe. Bo' (J a Farrow lmplamtnU and maabl- DTJ. Two (rood abot rbdi to xobang foi wood. lUakat Btor. A laadiltda In prloa of photographic work at tba Wlder Studio. Tuera la nothing In ikirtf too anutt for u to aalt. P Frank Hon. Buy rafrlferator and katp oool. Kara Fsbhxtdbi Co. We ara alway watching tb market for uew Ideaa In ladle' iklrta. Raoket. rmreen door and wlndowi at Loogb m'll'r PUr'e. Kiral-olaa bakery gooda of avary description at tbe Oaobon. Hue hive and auppllea. Cbamben Hardware. By fashion' decree avry lady moat own on of our new fall eklrt. Kaoket Beet woTeo wire mattieee, oeater eup ported, for W 16 at Day Header aou'e. Dollar a doten for cabinet photo at tba Welder Btndlo for a abort time only. He Kay for apeolal prloea on tank and oamp farnltare. Hee oar now Una of 110, f 1340, 114 aod 1S bedroom let. Day V don dereon. Tbree dOMn a tamp photo far tSo a tbe Welder Btndlo, oorner rJavantb an Wlllamatt. When yon bay a Creaoent bloycl yon know you are alwaya ready l' tart. Yon oan depend on a Oreeoem Hee them at Chamber Hardware. Fbyalology eaye we ahould lake om bath a year whethet wa need It or not Uyitotk of bath tube te oornplote. Call and eee them; Will at Morrow plumbing and aheet metal work, A dlapaloh from Grant Pas eaya thai Buaday night waa the moat phe nomenal la the matter of temperature that baa arer bean export noed In thai aeatlonof the (tat. Tb thermometer registered from 80 to 78 degree during tb for part of the nlgbt, and early Monday morning atood at 71 degree. It la very eeldom that nlghta aa warm a waa thla on ar known In Bontbrn Jregon. Shattira all Records. Twice In hoapltal, F A Qulledge, Verbaua, Ala, paid a vast euu I doc tore to oure a eeerre eaee of pllee, oaue lug 14 tumor. Wbeu all failed Buok len'e Arnlo tialv oared him. Hub- due InrlamelloD, oonquere eohee, kill peine. Meet elve In tbe world. 35o at W ii DeUeao'e drag etere. Nolle. Notlos la hereby glTn that my wife, Edna Goodpasture, baa le(t my bed and board, aod I will not be reepooel bl far any debte oontraoted by her. Dated thla let of August, lWi. Blgned: T A UoouPiBTuaa. Groceries. 1 lb R 0 Baking Powder ..... 20c SI lb beet aoe sugar $1.00 1 lb good uooolered Japan te SSe An exeoallent roast aoflee ISo 1 lb lemon cake loo W (till have a few lib package of waahlng powder for So Tobacco. 1 plug Battle AS tobacco lie 1 lb Btar, Hnreasboe, Bawlog or Climax tobaooo 4Sc pkgi Red Bell... ISo pkg Dill Queen . ISo 1 lb Pomp Bo out obsw tobaooo...So Child or Export elgara 10 Ax Billy's Dcpartnent Store. BREVITIES. Ieeeold baltermllk at tbe Oregon. When you want fruit Jen oall up Main 36-1. Bbee oold. WbalT Buttermilk at tb Oregon. Haselwood loe oreem none better it the Caehoa. 340 niw up-to-dat iklrta Juit re ceived. Racket Store. Go to Green for fruit Jari, they are obeaper than ever. A good eewlog machine to trad for wood, at Baoket Store. When you want fruit Jar go to beedquariera, J D Ureen A Bom. Peaob, lemon and vanilla flaTon, Batelwood loe cream at tbe Cacbon. Machine oil tbat'e good. Chamber! Hardware. A lawn eoolal will be held In tbe Baptlit oburoh yard Wedneeday even ing. Uee your aenie and iare yonr dol lire, 1260 new iklrti, at tbe Backet Store. 40 aeoond-hand bugglee, carta and -vazon. Many good aod aome no ,ocd. Prloea Tery low. I'hambar Hardware. League baieball. At Portland: Port Knd 4.8iokane8. AtTaeoma: Taeo- ua 9, Beattle 4. Aotlng Chief of Pollee Btllea tbl ifternnon threw In a drunk wbo had oeea making a nuliauoe of blmeelf on be atreete. O Peterson wai apprebeuded riding bloyol on tb ildewalki after dark last night and waa fined 12 by Polloe lodge Dorrla thla mornlog. Buy a Balo Wagon and you bave one that laeti. Bee them at Cbamben Hardware. Tba city autborltlee at Granta Paaa iave refuted to grant a lieenee to a Traoy and Merrill ihow whloh wanted to play there. A neual we're ahead. New Jacket nd fur reoelved. Watob tb other fillow bnitl. P Frank Bun. Tb regular weekly open-air oonoert y tb Fourth regiment band will be (Ten tomorrow evening. A danoa at be armory will follow. Tb Oregon Hoie Co enjoyed re- 'reibmenta at tbe Caohou Cafe leal night after tbe regular monthly meet ing la Flremen'e Hall. Hon Blnger Hermann, oommlaeloner of the general laud offloe at Washing Ion, D O, paeeed tbrougb here tbli afternoon on tbeaouthbouod train. Portland Journal: Mra Cbarlee Lauer and Mlea Henrietta Lauer, who beveen away the put elz week., will return from Green River early ibl weak. Yeeterday'a Boeeburg Bevlewi Mr. Frank Flook name down from Ah- land today to vlalt with relatlvea. She waa Joined at Riddle by ber father, Geo Oatohlog, wbo went ou tbrougb to hla borne In Eugene. While at tb Eddy reeldence In Eeetern Waahlngton, Tracy changed tbe eight of hie gun and did eome praotlolng. At sixty feet he bit a mall target a uoieo tlmee In auooeee- lon In tbe same bole. Had he bad. time to eight at tbe lent Hand some n would probably bave dropped, Yeeterday'a Albany Deuiooratt Hob LT Harrli, nf Eugene, waa doing lUelneee In Albany today. Mr Harris, native of Albany, a prominent aeuclldate for epeaker of tb bouie Is the oomlng elate leglelature Btierlff Wltbere, of Eugene, wie In the olty today on hie way borne from Salem, where he had been with an Ineane man. Wheat Coining In. . New wheat baa been coming In at the Eugene Mill and Elevator Oo'a flour mill In gi eater or leea quantltle for tb paat four or Ave day. J M Bbelley today Informed a Guard reporter tbat tbe fall wheat wnloh la now oomlng In la In excellent condi tion and of flue quality. The firmer generally are well pleaeed with the way tbe fall wheat la turning out, but many of them eay that tbe eprlug wheat le somewhat ehrlveled, KiUed bj Ugbtmng. ManroHD, Or, Aug IS. During a heavy thunder elorin here tlili evening Riooard Peine, a farmer llvlug about two milei eoth of Medford, wae killed by lightning. About one Inob of rein fell here. Shoes. Oddi and ends In ladles oi forts ...$! ro Odds and ends In ohlldren oxfords 60c A large, full lined, un to.dala man r tbe United Blatea and colonies freewlth a lA.OO purchase of hoe at one time. iMh't tall lo ee our big line of new Fall shoe before buying. PERSONAL. Mr and Mra W G Gllatrap are at Newport. W J Roto and T O Luoky are at Newport. Dr O W Lowe went to Roeeburg tbl afternoon. J L Atkiueon lh Walton poatmaaUr I In town. Guard Hoi too, of Crow, waa In tbe Olty today F B Dunn and family are home from ibeooe.i. Walter Kauflman left thi afternoon for Walla Walla. Mr W H Kay went to Monro tbl afternoon fir a vlalt. Mr L N Boney le confined to ber homejwllb aerlou 111 nee. Mr I T Nloklin came np from Jnnof.lon City tbl afternoon. Cbaa Farrow and family bave left for an outing at Foley Spring. Prof F Q Young and family bave gone to Bodavllle for an outing. - Mr Ben Lnroh and daughter, of Cottage Grove, are at Newport. Mra Laura Burr le vleltlDg at the Hammltt home on tbe Mohawk. Mlea Nellie Hampton le vliltlngln Roeeburg, tbe gueet of Mre B B Hous ton. Mr aod Mra Ed Andrew went to Corvallla ibl afternoon on a few day' vlalt. I I L Campbell left on the early train tbl morning for an outing at New port. IT, Nloklin wae np from J u notion today, returning on thla afleruoon'e train. i M Wllhelm, ol the Oecade Coal Mining Co, wat, down from Cinwell today. BL Long and family and Mn Percy Long are borne from tbe upper Mo Kenzle. Mra E H Iogbam baa gone to New port. Mr Iogbam went down aeveral daj a ago. Mra O M Young and oaughter, La Velle, left tbli afternoon lor an outing atBeailde. H A 8keel, of Springfield, waa a paeienger to Portland on th 1 :4a train tbla afternoon. - Dr T F Day, of tb Preebyterlao theologloal aemlaary at Ban Fran- oleoo, la In tbe olty. Mra N E Markley, of Dayton, Wain, arrived here thle afternoon on a vlalt to frlende and relative. Mlea Emma Wold left tbla-alternonn for Portland, From there abe wll go to the ooaat reeorta for an outing. Mra John Barger, who ha been vis iting relative! In Eugene and vlolnlty, reiurned horns ti Boeeburg tbla after noon. J W Potts, ol 8n Francleoo, wbo has been visiting hla brother, F C Pott, In Eugene left for bom tbl. afteriioon via Portland. Bev Dr M C Wire and wife, of Al bany, who hae been rusticating In tbe mountains on the upper MoKenile returned borne this afternoon. , John Hammltt, the B P locomotive fln-nian, went to Portland Ibis after uoon. Alter a sbort itay there lie will reu-n to lb at hurg to resume li I run nut of tbat olty, Mr F G Btrargx and " daughter, Bdlib, who bave been vliltlug filer.' In Eugene, left for Portland this eft.r noon. From there they will go io Marehfleld, their new home. J M Klloben, wife and two daugh ters, of Crook county, are In Eugene. Mr aod Mre Klloben are old pioneers of Lane oounty residing oni wait of town and left here about 0 yean ago Thle le their first vlwt to Eugeue In IS years. O B Clement returned lest night from Portland where be h been dli poelug of etook In the Judeon Rock Mining Co, operating In Hohemle. The nock sola vry rapidly, and Mr Clement iaye that Oregon oepltal le taking great deal more Interest In Oregon properties hi' heretofore. Mr Kusle Pernio;! PI pel went to Portlv.d tbta afternoon wnere the will remain elx weeks preparing for a eerlrs of violin ciuoert to be given this (ail throngoutih elate. She baa secured an eminent plaolet to aaelet her and will apprur In Eugene eometlnie In Oolober. Tbe exaot date together with the program to be rendered will be announoed liu-r. Mr Pipes has already demonstrated that alia I a violinist of rare ability and the people her will look forward to ber oouoerl wun pleaiurable anticipation Tin Ware, Woodenware. I tin wash boiler ,.,70c. i plot tin oune , 6 1 doi wood.u olotbe pint lOo Fruit Jars, Glassware, Etc. 1 doa covered Jelly glass 1 doa tumbler jj,, 1 do Uamn Jar caps and iubir....SS,- i doa fair ar luntwr 1 dot good Jar rubben J, J doa beat Jar robbers I dr pint Mason ar '7V 1 del ,uart M aron ) are .... gj Idosjgsl ou Maaonjara 1 10 THE IMMIGRATION PAMPHLETS The Commercial Club Will Appro priate $150 Toward Printing Them. At tb meeting of tbe Eugen Com- merolal Club last olgut tbe matter of getting out tbe 100.00J Immigration pamphlet for dlslrloutiun in tue by tbe Harrlman Immigration buiiau waa tboroughly aod eutbusla.tioii.w dieouaeed by a large number of nirm-1 bare preeent, and It was voted as tne ise of tbe meeting tbat tbe cuo e aside I ISO tow.rd prlotlng these pam- pblete, tbe elllz-oa at large to furniso tb rema'nlng sum necessary, Ao- oordlogto tbe by-U of tbe oiuo, however, one mouth's notloe will av to be given before tbe olub can appro priate money lor anything of tbat kind. E O Poiter, Robert MoMurphey and F M Wllklna, thecommittee appointed to compile tbe matter lor tbe pam phlet, were instructed to obtain prloea fur orlutlng tbem and report at the next meeting, Friday evening. TEACHERS' EX- AMINATIONS Fifty-Seven Applicants for Certi ficates Before the Examin ing, Board. County Bobool Superintendent W M Miller and assistants, Mrs Vina Lem ley and Mis Nettie Kress, opened the regular quarterly examination for teachers' certificates in tbeolroult court room at the oourtbouse tbl forenoon at 9 o'oloek. Fifty-even applloanta appeared be fore the board of examiners, 47 of Whom are taking the examination for oounty papers aod 10 for state papers. The examinations will be completed Saturday, and It will be aeveral day. before the paper oan be gone tbrougb and (be marking made. A usual there are a great many more ladles taking tbe examination than men. The ratio is probably 4 to 1. Board of Survey. A board of survey, ordered by the adjutant general of tbe state to meet at the armory Monday nlgbt, met and adjourned nntll next Monday evening. Tne iioard was appointed at tbe re queat of Captain V H Young, of Troup A, O N G, of Lebanon, to fix tbe re sponsibility for the loss of considerable etateand UultMl Stales property, for wblob Captain Young Is accountable. The board con.lets -.f Captain B 8 Huston, Cnptain 0 C KauOman and Lleutauaut J A Currle, and upon meet ing found that no affidavit or certifi cate of loos had been B ed by tbe officer anting fur the Ooard, and ad. Journed fir one week. Hotel Arrivals. HOFFMAN. Warren Crooks, Prltieville Chae A Cronka, Prluevllle 0 D Gabrlelson, Salem J A Talbert and wt, Vida Jessl Talbert, Olaokamaa O R Pag A wf. Wendllng I T Nloklin, Junotioo Paul 0 Bates, P.iriltnd EPMcOornsok.Hal m P fS PeDgnlen, Portland J O Meyer, Chicago W F Ulues, Portland D O Klnkead, B F I' Bwank, Portland O H Helgle, Portland J E Warner A wf, Harrlsburg W L Btevens and wf, Oregon K 0 Vanght, Pnrtlaud J I Mlnteer, Phlla. V rs Pearl Btevens, Oregon City Geo R FHzll)t-ou, Portiaud F VRegers, Chloago H A Brewer L Jaooba and wife Detroit, Or E D Baker, Kansas City A N Bmlth, Portland The Imperial City ( ottage Grove, Or. tretplhf Snoiple iwmii ooiou reel, well equipped. Rat. tl.t4laudtS.00 ir ilav. Fly screen doora and wtndnera-flta any opening. Chamb-r Hardwa e. Bi Reductions Silk and Cotton Shirt Waists. MUST BE SOLO AT ONCE. ice Window C 14 SECURED A P0SI- - TION IN CHINA Oscar Gorrell Will Teach in the Ting Wen Institute at Amoy. 0car Gorrell, a member of tbe da- oll02of tbe U-iiversliy of Oregon, basjmt been appointed ai oneof in leaober. lo tbe Tlug Wen Institute at Amoy, China, with a ealary of 1900 per year for tbree years. Mr Gorrell, wbo ia now at U noma a ill leave at onoe for tbe scene oi ui. duties. He wa a very popu... etudentduilug hla attendance at tbe Uuiverilty, being a member or w football eleven and prominently asso ciated with other student enterprises Hl many friends congratulate uim ii nt n his anoolntment. A remarkable ahowlng made by this year' graduating olase la that every member lias seourea gocu euu mo tive posltio'js. The University autboriues are uuu- tli.uailv receiving criers of positions for tbe studeota and graduates oi vue institution, more tbau oan be nllea. Picturesque Orentals. Surely never were there more plo turftque and novel fersooi In an arena than .ra the Bedouin Aral a of tbe ttifian tribes from tbe Sultan's army wbo constitute part of the' Congre-i of Rough Rldere" with Buffalo Bill's Wild West. As Bedonlne, ol oouife they are at borne ou tbe backa of their swift and handsome Arab steeo and there la where one aeea them In their moi-t picturesque form, going like the wind, with white burnouses flying and guns and olmitare whirling like pin wheels. Bute aorobats sua albletee, their skill and powers are amazing. They will be aeen hereon Augu-t 29. Lane Count; Crops. Tbe weekly crop bulletin of the Ore gon Weather Bureau at Portland bas tbe following about Lane oounty crops : Creswell, Lane county, M J Blllegap Week vary warm; damaging lat grain and drying up gardens; fall and winter wheat yielding 16 bushel an acre; fall-sown nate 18 busbel; sum mer fallow wheat 20 to 22 bushels. Hops doing well. Fruit 'scarce. Pas tures drying up. Call and Settle. Having closed up my former buslnes and having organized as a new firm with my brother,- under the name MoKlnney Bros, I desire to have outstanding accounts settled at once. Please call immediately. Btgded, W B McKinney. "Money lived Ii Y Monty timed." Are you J j Losing IV Money? j n Wa hava bean able to VJ show a good many peopls that they were I D aotually losing money H by failing to inre.tf H gts oarclairai: That Ij B we aerv-e our cu.totner. If la the beat po-iibl m U way at the least ex- I pann. We are able II to prors it to you. 1M. R. JANNEYl I JEWELER. I Q Ninth St., Opp. Hoffman House I "Ifi not what you mint but fS On the balance of our CniCiiiM tr H. UUKUUN, The Housefurnisher FOR THE RIGHT PRICE Supported bed (springe, each ; qq Kitchen treasure tables, the best make, each 290 Excelsior mattress with wool top, each "' qt, Prices on all other things accordingly. -w Discounts given on all complete house-furnishing outfits. H. GORDON, The Housefurnisher a6 Fast Ninth Street. jjjurifiijuir.rii rn-iMiiinj.Bjl B0SWELL Enquire at Southern Pacific Railroad office for Special Rates to Boswell Springs The University of Oregon Eugene, The firit semester, session 1902-3, openi"W.,Hesday, September 17. Thefollowior school, and oolletes are comprised in the TJuweraity: Qraluate School, Collem s Literature, Science and Arts, College of 3-ii-nce and Engineering, TJniruiitT Academy, School of Musio, Sshool of Medicine, School of Law. TUITION FREE Excepting In School, of 9lv wt oiiu ivuk u i iy mi& .uu (wr yottr.f vua. ux uvuir irom elUUtUU to S211M par year. For catalogue address Registrar of the University, Eugene, Oregon. UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MTJSIC.-Ir.lne M Glenn, A. M Deanj Pl.no, lh Una MicMay Hollenbock, (.Tonally. Go-iatowaki. Scharweiaka); Piano, Mr Arlku Loul. Frazor, (fire year, with W. G. Nah)j Voice, Mm Kva Stin.on. (KIujCj eervntory Crehelii Muale School); Violin, Me John L. Fipes, (Spitznw, Spltriiii)' Theory, Miu Eva Stinaon, Mr. Hose Mioitiey Hollenbeok. Market. Tbe Ladles or the W R O will bold a market at Green's grocery store Hat day, Atik'Uet 16th. New Today. LOST. A oaDvaea "blizzard" over (viat on the road balweeu Fairmount aDd Baiifis' ttable. Fiiidnr please leave at telephone offloe, Eugene, and net liberal reward. WJColllus. elll'DAliON WANTED. As nook la a mining or losing oairui by an experienot'd and eteady man. Ad dress 0 I Rex, Eugene, Owirun, WANTED. One hundred teams in haul ore Irom Bohemia (Htl-n,i 1 1) to Kedrock. Price $9.00 ir im Roads good Teams onn earn us high bh HO per week. W F Morpliy, General Manager Oregon .and Boulli. eastern KRCo, Cottage Grove, Ore gon. J. W. KAYS' FURNITURE CO Embalmers and Fruneal Directors Day & Henderson, Undertakers and Embalmers. Cor. Will ana 7th THE WORLD'S News will be delivered at your breakfast table for only 10c a week by subscribing for the OREGON DAILY JOURNAL Leave your name and address with H G Miller, Local Agent. University Book Store. C15 W illamette Street. 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 & CHESniliE. Bonboniere Bakery. B ead. rlea, rakes, cookies, In (act every tl.in Wp' inaflr claM I1" kept oon.Utly on hand, l.nnche. and lunch acxk S.c al 'tfu'! 'JP lunchae tor pfrfi'ckata and .rev,l,r. Cn(ti..t.. M . H"- Y" drliv" "f""" 'a or ov. n won to any part aty tree of charge. Don't forget the plaoa. Holden Building, No 640 Willamette SPRINGS Oregon Law, Medicine and Mimic. (Incidtntilh New etook of furniture Inst potlo.i prices tbat you can adord to Oi q nice. Cell aud examine. Chambers Hardvin Ointments arJ suppositories will r.ot, pos itively ci'iDot-do more Una ie Hevi? v 11. It riijimo- iDternl rem cdy to iflUit ve -tin cause md effect a purtu -u n t'nr1. A-k your drmtk!t tot St Perriu's bouklet ou the subject OREGON'S ' BLUE RIBBON State Fair Salem Sept. 15th to 20th. 1902. You are invited to attend ai see the greatest iodaitrial pofltion and lWeitock iho ever held on the Pacific Co Good racing every aftemM Camp ground free. Cam and bring yonr familie". any Information, write MD WISDOM, Stc Display... J. II. I IVCINULI. i uuno iwu Uiltp lJ U IV 1 '