Daily Eugene guard., August 14, 1902, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
THURSDAY - - AUGUBi'H
For
Cigars
JULIUS GOLDSMITH.
BUR!) Telaphona. Main 131.
WEATHER.
Tonight tod Friday eloudy with
ahowart.
BmklM.
mi.
0 S runw notary pnbllo.
Collier' wblU lead the beat
fi nd (Toenla al White'.
O S Farrow Co Are In.uraao,
Dr Low ooulo-optlolan Eufan.
J O Walla, graduate opllolao, Eu
V 8 Furow Implement nd nunl'
Buy.
Two irood abot gun to nobaog for
wood. Racket Btor.
A landallde lo prloe of pbotof rphlo
work at tb Welder Studio.
Tbxre It nothing la iiirte too mart
tor oa to Mil. P Frank A Hon.
Buy a refrigerator and keep oool.
Kat Fobnitdbh Co.
We are alwaya watching the market
for new Idea In ladle' aklrU. Baoket.
Horeen doora and wlndowa at Loigb
miller Peter'.
Hr.t-olaa bakery ' gooda of ayery
aeaorlptlon at the Oaohou.
Bee hire and anpplle.
Obambera Hardware,
By fa.hlou'i dwiree every lady muat
own one of our new fallaklrta. Baoket
Beat woven wire mattreea, canter
aapported, for 12 26 at Day Hauder-
aou'i.
Dollar a down for cabinet photo at
the Welder Btndlo for a abort time
only.
Bee Kaya for tpeolal prloe oa Unt
and oaiup fnrnlture.
Bee our new lln of 10, 111.60, 114
and 116 bedroom et. Day deu-
fjereoo.
Three doien (lamp photo for SSo at
the Welder Studio, oorner Beventu and
Willamette.
When yea bay Creeoeut biovcl
you know you are alwayi ready to
atari, ion oao depend un a Orexienl
tee them at Chamber Hardware. .
Pbyalology aaya we ibould take one
bath a year whethei we need It or nut
Uyatoek of bath tub. la complete!
uan aaa t tbem. Will U M or roe
plumbing and aheet metal work.
Born.
Atafapleton, Aug II, 1802, to the
win ui jeeeenionon, a daughter.
Suburban Property For Salt.
80 aorta In S or 10 aora traote. The
una m nret olue. limti iu it,.
mile from lb poeloffloe, Ideal building
alt.
Tbla land oan be bought muohohp-
....u iwu ioi, Ana io ma perty
buying the flrat tract and huiMin.
aam a apeolal Induoemant on prloe
Will WD U1BU..
VVILLAMITTI Y ALUTT LAND CO.
Notice.
Notloa la hereby given that my wife,
Edna Uoodpaiture, baa n my bad
and board, aod I will not be reeponai
ble f.ir any debt oontraoted by ber.
Dated tbla lat of Augu.t, 1B0S.
Blgned: T A Uoodfatu.
Groceries.
1 lb K 0 Baking Powder 20c
21 lb beet eane auger , ll.oo
1 lb gooS aooolared Japan tea S5c
An execellent roaet eofle 16o
1 lb lamon oak oc
Wa till bav a law lib paokage ,
of waablng powder for 6c
Tobacco.
i plug Battle ax h.baooo iic
1 lb Htar, Hnreeuhoe, Bawlog or
Climax toht'.oo 46o
pkga Red Bell "..jflo
pkg Dlxl Quean tic
1 lb Pom per But out ebew lobaooo...io
I Child or Sxporl elgar lo
Ax Billys Dcpartncnt Store.
BREVITIES,
lee eold buttermilk at the Oregon.
Whan you want fruit Jar call up
Mala M-l.
Bbe'a oold. What? Buttermilk at
the Oregon.
U.Kilwood lo oream none better
at he Caebou,
2SU new op-locate aklrta juat re
ceived. Racket Btore.
Go to Greco for fruit jara, they are
obeeper than aver.
A good aewlng machine to trade for
wood, at Backet Btore,
Whea you want fruit jara go to
beadquanera, J U Orten A Bona.
Peaeb, lamon and vanilla flavort,
Uaialwood Ice cream at the Cachoa
League baaaball: Portland 7; Bpo-
lane 4; -attle 9, Taooma 4; Butte 4,
Hale i f.
Maehiue oil tbat'a good.
Chamber Hardware.
Tb WCTU of Lane wnty wll
oold It annual oonvenllb. . j Creawe 1
Augu.t xl 28.
BiopatJU Oreen'aatore on Baiui-
day aod buy aotnethlng good for youi
Sunday dinner. WBC market there.
The body of Alexander McMarliu,
who died here Tuesday nlgbt, wa-
taken tD Junction City tbla afteruooii
for burial.
40 Hoond-haad boggle, oart and
wagona. Many good and aom m.
good. Prloe vary low.
Chamber Hardware.
A meeting of the typographical
union wa held laat evening at wblol
time by-law were adopted and otbei
matter dlacuaacd.
Why pay $3.60 or $4 tor a poorly
mad household treaaure table wbei.
you can get tbe beet table made for
13.26 at Day A Henderaou'a.
Buy a Bain Wagon and you bav
one that laat. Bee them at
Chambera Hardware. '
Ae uaual we're ahead. New Jacket
and fure reoelved. Watch tbe otbe
fallow, hunl. P Frank Bon.
I A Vaoium,for many year, a prom
inent builna. man of the atata, died a'
bla boma at Fnreat drove yeaterda)
afternnon, aged 80 year. '
During the heavy etarm at Medforn
Tueaday evening lightning melted bi
older on a portion of tbe tin root of
tba Hotel Nb aud part of tbe build
ing w flooded.
A Berlin diapatcb of Augu.t 18 lay
oold ralna have been falllag throughou
Germany for a fortuight, and that tb'
barveat, eopeolally of wheat aud rye,
baa been materially damaged.
Work on the new Springfield .aw.
mill la progreulng rapidly. Tbe plan
ing room la now being built. Jim
Btewart who waa over Irnm there t.
day aald that the town I very lively
and bualuena In all lluea la ru.blng.
( harlea Nickel I, tbe veteran Bouth
em Oregon editor, wai married to Ml
Bella Potter, formerly a teaober In the
J.okaonvtlle publlo aohoola, at Napa,
California, the other day. MrNlokeli
wa. a widower, bla Drat wife having
died eeveral year. ago.
Aocordlng to the Onrv.HI Time.,
during ibe peat month 437 oara havf
in transferred over-the Oorvallla A
Gteiern railroad between the ea.t -lrt
ud weat aide rtlvl. Ion. of the Bou'b
arn Pao Bn Of thews 211 were loaded
oar. and 228 were emntlea. Of the
loaded oara, nearly all were lumber,
ea route from Portland and other
point to California.
A drummer who recently oame up
thrnanh California tbla morning wa
telll.ignt tbe heat he bad experienced In
thatntate. The figure were terrific
all op In the hundred, aa high a 221
In th a hade, o hot that It one pnt
one' hand oat of a oar window Into
tbaaun It would aoorob It. At on
hotel be wrote 27 1-ttera with the tern'
peratur t 111 and then went back to
Ban Fran-elaoo and fpeot a week In re
ou Derating'. He thought Oregon quite
a relief.
f. C. T. 0. State Convention
Tbe 20th annual atate convention of
Ibe Womau' Chrl.tian Temperance
Uuloo will he held In Roeburg, Ore
gon Sept. Sib, 10th, lllh and 13th,
1002.
Hat.irt D Hahi-obd,
Blate Preeldeut.
Uait E ALLaN,
Blate Cor. fck-orelary.
Shoes.
Odd and end In ladle oxford ...II 00
Odd aud ud. In children, oxford. 60o
A large, full eiaed, up to-dale map of
the Unlied Biateeand colotileafree Itb
a 16.10 purchase of .tinea at one lime.
Don't fall to aee our big line of new
Pall aboea before buying.
PERSONAL.
MraEOTebey returned bom tbla
afternoon.
Attorney L E Bean went to Htlim
tbla afternoon.
Mr and Mr Geo H Smith are boma
from the ooaat.
Prof W a Wann went to Cottage
Grove tbia afternoon.
Frank Morrill left tbia afternoon for
a trip to Puget Bound point.
Mlaa Mae Krickwn went to Portland
be afternoon for a few day' vl.lt.
Oiho Roberta returned tbla after
toon from a ahort trip to point north.
I W Pope and family returned tbl.
fiernoon from an outing at Newport.
Dell V Kukeadatl returned tbl af
tarnnon from an outing at Winehaater
Bay.
Walter Stafford, of Mohawk, ha
ooepted a petition In Green' grocery
tore.
Hon B A Booth wa a paaaenger to
Portland on tbe 1 :43 train tbla after-
loon.
Prof E B Parker, of Dex'er will
each lo tbe Creawell publlo aobool
'bla winter.
Bamuel Handaaker and wife bave
'eturned from a vlait at Lewlavlile,
Polk oounty.
Creed C Hammond left tbla morning
for tbe lower Biu.law country to looaU
bomeatead.
Judge J V Fallerton, of Roeeburg
waa a paaaenger nortb on the 1:43 train
bl afternoon.
Attorney Cbaa M Klaalngar and wif-
returned home tbla afternoon from a
weeka' outing at Newport.
. Pro' John Blraub, wife and daugh
er, Mlfi Leila, went to Bidavlll- tbl-
afternoon for an outing of a week oi
n day.
Maryevllle, California, had a bun-
lred tbouaand dollar Ore yeaterday
Several firemen were Injured, con
aerlouely.
Mr Dudley Holland and Mlea Iren
.pplgete returned tbla afternoon from
a vlelt at Roeeburg and other Southern
Oregon point.
City Marshal Boott returned from
hie trip up the McRenzle yeeterday
evening. He report W T Campbell
bet'er from the ery.lpela In hie foot.
George Rinehart I here from Con
don attending to bu.lnee connected
with bla (arm near Creawell. He nvt
'be aeaaon ha been a very bot one up
In Gilliam oounty, tbe thermometer
reaohing the 107 mark eeveral time".
He will remain several week attend
ing to buolnee. and recuperating.
Hotel Arrivals.
H0FFH4N.
L Hradeu Gthaon, Cottage Grove
0 R Bammou., Portland
V W Harder, Portland
R M Yeager nd wf, Portland
Mra Yeager and oh, Wendling
Mre M Eaton, Eureka, Cal
M Eaton, Eureka, Cal
H B Barry, B F
W PBiulth, B F
J Croolu, Portland
J 0 F lUoUrafl, B F
C F Ruiuell, Portland,
K B Baoitelt, Jt'fTareon
D W C.de.Ht J o.i
J B Bit, MP
A L Lf iu, Bo ton
J T Mo,lau, Portland.
P A Brumby, Cottage Grove
D Counter, Bt Joe
W M Y.ple, Llnd, Wah
W G Neabltt, Portland
Mr Annie G Yuang, Hoqularu
G W Bbaw, Draiu
W B Bark.dail, Portland
The Imperial.
Cottage Grove. Or. Flrat olaan.pUmnl.
room 80x60 feet, well equipped. Rate.
ii.w ana I&UU per dev.
Cool Today.
Thermometer 7i ut tan n'xinnk ihi.
afteruuoi A con.tderabla onnir..
with today a week ao when It
t3od olcMM tntha hnnitr.! In .1..
hade at that hour. It wa all .had
today.
W. R. C. Market.
Market af home-made goodiei at J U
Urteu'e .lore Bataiday.
Tin Ware, Woodenware.
1 tin waah boiler 75,.
2 pint tin cupa 5,.
7 do voode n olothee pin lov
Fnut Jars, Glassware, Etc.
1 dot covered jelly gluere 34,,
I doi tumhlere .v.
1 cf" Uaaon Jar cap and iubir...26
. oa mr ir lunoera j,,
1 do gnid Jar rubbeie
S do beat Jr rub her. oj,,
I di' pint Maaon ara 7s,,
t do ,uarl Maaon are ......84c
l do i gallon Maaon Jar i 10
RECORD OF
PR0F.E.E.DeC0U
The New Professor of Mathe
matics at the University of
Oregon.
Yeeterday'a Portland Telegram
prlntaa plotureof Profeeafr Edgar E
DeCoa, tbe newly upp' loied profor
of matoematloe at the Uuivewity of
Oregon, and append tbe lollowing
a ketch:
Edgar E DeCou prnteasor of matbf
matlcaol tbe 0nlverily of Oregou,
graduated from the fte'e normal Mhool
a Uadlaro, B D, In 1893 He taught n
ine normal .ch wl at Madlaon f.ir two
yeara He graduated from ihe univer
lty of Wi-ooimln In 1894, aud wti
two year, prlnoipal of the high aobool
at Efan.vill-, Wl.. He waa a granu
ate ' udent of the univereity of Chloa
g 1 In 1896-7, taking the master' de
gree. 'Ihn for two year he waa pre.
feaaor of mathematlce of Bethel college,
at RusnellvilU, Ky Hh waa "gain a
graduate aiudent "f tbe university of
Cbio.go in 1899 19K) and a graduate
atudent of Y U 10 1900 '01. He wa
profeaaor of mathemtt 04 at Ruiuell,
ville, Ky, In 1901-'02. He wa a iu
dent at C'blnugo univerflity during tbe
pre.ent iumniT.
THE SOCIAL REALM.
One of the m"t plen.ant eoclal
f iiiotlons of the aumiuer occurred ibla
afternoon when Mm K M Wllkluaen
teriaioed a number of her lad? friend.
t ber beautiful home, at tbe corner
of Weat Ninth aiid Cbarueltnn streets,
n honor of ber daughter, Mra Her
bert T Condon, of Moxcow, Idaho. Tbe
afternoon wa. .pent in a very eDjoy-
.ble maaier with gaione and aoclal
obat. Diinty refredimenta were aer
T'd by tbe Ml..e. Etha William.,
Runy Hendrick-, Verntta Henderson
and Lucia WlUius.
The invited guost. were: Mesdame.
vV b DeLano, W C Yoran, 0 D
Coinhe, Phoebe Kinsey, 8 F Kerns, J
K It'iblnaon, Angelina Hnlt, T G Hen
dricke, B M Yoran, Geo O Vnran, U H
Jobosnn, F W O'burn, E A Farriugton,
My Huff Hmi'b, W Kays, John
ntraub, R A Booth, J H Luehey, J H
MoClung, H H Friendly, Frederick 8
Dunn, C ELoomla, I M Glen, E R
Bry.no, F G Y.Ming, J W Williams, w
D Linn, F C Noif, L Rllyeu, D A
Paine, B L Bogart, G R Chrisniao, R
vloMurphey, Mark Bailey, H F Hulien.
beck, Nellie BlRgge, J M Hheiley, J A
Hr tight, Claire Wlllougbby, Geo
Bmith, E H Inubam, I L Campbell, E
H MoAllster. Will Preston, E O Pot
ter, Minute WaBbbuine, Jas HuQman,
Henry HoHinan, C W Lowe, Adslloe
Church, L L WtiltNon, Emma Dorrls
Thompson, Y S adden, Sam Nelson;
the Mle-es Lmui-o Y tii, Carrie
Hnvey, Ad Heudrlck., Rjby Hen
dricks, Bede Brown, Nellie Giifry,
Hariiulte Nt-lson, Eiha Williams,
Mnrgaret Klnsey, Ht.illa Robinson.
. .
After election and installation of
officers ol tbe local lodge of tbe Modern
Brotherhood of America aud the initi
ation of 16 members last night In
Frank' hall, refreshment were eu
J yed in the banquet room and a
pi taut evening .pent. The new
off! jer are aa follow: F W Bloom,
dtld, president ; Mi W P Manning,
vice president; Mra Blella Archer, ore.
retary; W P Maunli g, treasurer; A
A Hluinions, conductor ; L D Green,
baplaln: Letlle Smith, watohman; L
L Warutck, i-entrj; Dri Day aud
rung, pbyalcian.
a a
After the band coneert ou tbe atreet
In front of tbe oourthoui-e tonight an
informal social dauoe will be held a
the armory. Aa the werther I oool
today, the dance ought to prove
a verv et'lovab'e i.ttir Ti,
Eugene orchestra goes to Cnburg
tomorrow to n av for the Hre. . 1
there. A number from Eugene, Hai-
ri-btirgud Juuoilou will be iu Jet
tendance, a a I
Au enjoyable lawn aonial i.u
in 1 lie Baptist churchyard liatulgbt
ty the ladles of the church. 1,-a n..m
aud cake were served and a merry time
" nan 1 no reorloi. nf 11, u 1
ire cousidtjrahle. 1
New .look of furniture ju.t jut in, a
prloe that you oan sflord to fix u
aloe, t all and examlue.
Chamber. Hardware.
Big Reductions
On the
balance of our
Silk and Cotton
Shirt Waists.
MUST HE SOLD AT ONCE.
Sec Window C Ul
THE MARVELOUS
LIQUID AIR
May b Broujjht to Our City
and Its Possibilities
Demonstrated.
The Guard Is Informed that a den:,
onatratton of tbe marvds of liquid air
la a poMiiblhty In the near future.
Dl-ri.o tbe most wouderlul exp-f.
meiils, illustrations of the m'.thodof
oouvertliig atmospheric air Into a
llqulo 812 degrees below zero and a
clear and honest presentation of liquid
sir's wonderful poaeibllltle by a clever
lecturer and demonstrator, constitute
en evening' entertainment of novelty
and instruction, a pleasant voyage Into
tbe fairyland of olence. A route In
b-lng planned through the Weat by ri
B Tbearle, 17 River street, Chicago, to
whom apt l.oatloo for date end term
should be promptly made if some local
i.3iety or club desires to secure for a
beneutentertalnmeiit this novel, prom
at le aud up-io date attraction.
L quid air Is ordinary atmotpherioair
in an extraordinary condition, lookli g
and fl wing like water, a liquid, but
absolutely dry and so eld that Ice ie
comparatively a red bot stove to It. It
b 1. fiercely when put on ice, but
f re z-s the fl me of an oil stove when
pl.o-d thereon. It melts steel but
fr eze. alchohol. It will burn an eiec
trio ligot osrbon at a temperature of
about 8500 deg ees above zero In the
lime tumbler in which oranberrlea are
being frozen as bird as a etooe. Rub
ber, tin and Irou are mtde as Until a
glass while mercury I made as bald
aa steel and natli are driven with a
qiiok-dlver hammer. Automobiles
have been propelled by l quid air
and I ha New York hospitals bave bad
some promising results with its ouri-
tiva properties lo cancer cases and al-o
ae a local anesthetic In surgical oper
atlons. It oan be made an explosive,
or used as an agent tor producing com
plete onmbu.tiou of garbage and there
are many u-es for its component gases,
"xynen and nitrogen.
A Thrilling Military Spectacle.
The only real battle on land In tbe
Hpaulsb-Amerloan war, was that
fought at Ban Juan Hill. It was, in
its way, as potent as tbe naval vict"r
iae at Bantlsgo and Manila In emab
In? Spanish pretente. Fortuuaitly It
wae well adapted for spectacul r re
production by a foroe of sufficient
magnitude and so for service as an
nlijeot lesson lu martial eohievement
Bufl.lo Bill's Wild West present It In
magnificently reali-tic fashion, bring
enabled thereto by tbe great number of
trained rotdiera In it troupe, some of
them veteran Cuban ineurgenta and
others Roosevelt Kough Riders who
were aotually iu tbst engagement,
Huflalo Bill cornea to Eugene ou Aug
ust 29.
Fysoreen door ard windows fit
any opening. Chnruh a HsrduBte,
W. have been abl. to
how a good many
peopl. that they were
actually losing money
by fa ling to inveati
g-te ourcUirav That
we serve our cuatouer.
in the best po nble
way at th. leaat ei
Pii. We are able
to pror. it to you.
IM. R. JANNEY
JEWELER.
I
Ninth St, Opp. Hoffman House i
cntriini 1,
"Money iivtd
Money earned."
Are you 1
I Losing I
h Money? J
n
"It'i not whit you mat but U
what you uvc " S
The Housefurnisfet
FOR THE 11IGIIT miCE
Supported bed springs, each
Kitchen treasure tables, the best make, each
Excelsior mattress with wool top, each r
Prices on all other things accordingly.
Discounts given on all complete house-furnishin
outfits. 8
H. CORDON,
The Housetaisk
The University of
Eugene,
ine nrr, Bemeeter. ssi m iwj-j. opens wpaaesaav. BantAmhopi7 tl... .
schools and colieeafcre coTiprided ia the Uuivewity: Gra mate Jichooi
Literacu-e, Science aod Ats, Co lege of dciuce and Engineering 'in1
Academy, School of Muaic, School of Medicine, School of Law.
TUITION FEB Hi ExceptinKin Sohools of Law, Medicine and Music HnML
10 00, Stulent Buy tax $2.50 per year.) Coat of living from 10oXa
Theory, Min Eva Stinson, Un linse Mid ley Hullcnbeck.
Grand Excursion.
Oa Sunday, AugUBt 17, 1902, tbeC
4 E R R Co will run another thiougb
Fzoureiiiii from Detroit and all pniutB
weat to Nrwp' rt, leaviug Detroit at
4:30, am; Albany, 7 a to; Corvalllp,
7:3u a m, arriving at Newport about
11:30
Aa excursion train from the Lel.a-11011-81.
rlutaeld branch of ilie BP
will oouneol wnh 'tie CAE at Al
bany. 'lherislem mllirary band of flftei-u
piece will mett Hit exoumlnnrrtH aud
play during the Hay. Hpiclul tr ek
bicycle rldlni;; surf Leil,ln(t; and
weather pt-rmi'tin a vrand aurfdnl
bj the U ei llle vitiK crew will ixke
place.
Ezorraino will leave Newport ut
6:30 p m. Fare Irom De'roil In Mill
Uity iuolublveja.BO; wett of Mill ( ny
to KlugKtiu Itiolmlve, $2; we-t of
K.ugaii 0 to Maxwell Inolunive, $1.75;
Alnatiy.l'i.rvalll-.Dd Pbilomatb, tl.60;
weat of Philomath m !hitooa In-
climve, fl ; all points wen nf Chitw- od
.7o
This will be the bannf r excursion of
lh year and the tlui' i-pent will rt
pay ten fold the cuei of tbe trip.
THE WORLD'S
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We make seven different kinds of bread.
Cakes, pies and cookies of all kinds.
Everything first class.
Stop tbe bread wagon marked
The CACHOU
when it comes by you
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f t lorget the laoe.
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It GORDON
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lllpallaMlMl
B0SWELL SPRINGS
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office for Special Rates to Boswell Springs
to
OrS
Oregon
Registrar of the University,
fcugena. Oreguu.
Pipes, (Spitaar, li
.. J. W. KAYS' FURNITUE
tmbalmers and Frontal Dirt-
Day & Henderson, Undnid
and Embalmers. Cor.Wlluc
Ointments
ami en ppnsitorieswillBotppor
itivoly c iiuot-do mon una
relieve you.
It requires a iutenulm
edy to remove tba caaituJ
effect a perin n- nt cur.
A k ymr druggist for h
Ferrin's booklet on tbeiabjftt
OREGON'S
BLUE RIBBON
State Fair
v Salem
Sept. 15th to 20th.
1902.
You ara invited to attMii ai
.ee the (ireateat itdatrill a
poiltlon aod HvMtock ibo
eTerh.ldonthera.lficCil
Good racing every aftera
Camp grouni free. Cn
and bring your familie1. F
any informaiioa, writ.
MD WISDOM, Sec'J.
Portlan1'
Bonboniere Bakery.
k.,?lrir' in fact .very thing kep' in fr clw rkei?.
mrltinJ ntlyK"1' Li.ncl.ea and lunch.-k S,r-.i u
H a i T '"J. J-fra-ckar. and .ravrUre. Cnlecti...
.StltJL 'deliver gtHHla in tur own wag D to any Prtol"
i Display . . . j. 11. ruiciNULY.
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