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Newspaper Page TextI 1 I r . Daily Eugene Guard MONDAY - AUG US I' 18 For Cigars JULIUS GOLDSMITH. G lARO Telephone, Main 131. Ms, jdi&i& LM WEATHER. Fair tonight and Tuesday, er Taeeday. Warm. C 8 Farrow notarj public Collier's white lead the beet. Keed and grooerlet at White'. J B Farrow A Co Are InBUranoe. Dr Lowe ooulo-optlolan Eugene. J O Watta, graduate optician, Eu Reue. (J H Farrow Implementa and machi nery. Buy a refrigerator and keep oool, Kays Fcknitukh Co. Horeen doors aud windows at Lough miller 4 Peter's. Klrat-olaaa bakery gooda of every description at the CaotioD. Bee Kaya for ipeolal prloea on tenia and ouuip furniture. LI ill tin ware, guaranteed for 8 years Cliambera Hardware, A landalida In prloea of photograpblo work at the Welder Studio. Dollar a dozen for cabinet photoe at the Welder Htudio for a abort time only. We have 200 new wrappera worth 11.60 we are lulling for 11.60. Baoket. See our new Hue of $10, $12.60,114 and $16 bedroom aeta. Day & tieu demon. Three dozen atamp photoe for 25o at the Welder Htudio, oorner Hevenlh and Willamette, Why pay $3.60 or $4 tor a poorly made household treaaure table when you can get the beat table made for $3.26 at Day A Henderson's. Fhyalology sayt we abould take one bath a year whethei we need It or not. My took of bath tubi la oomplete. Call aud ass them. Will M Morrow plumbing and sheet metal work, Suburban Property For Sale. 80 aoret In 6 or 10 aore tracts. The land la II rut olnaa, luoaled leas than a Dili" from the poatoflloe, Ideal bulldlDk lite. Tula land can be bought much cheap er than town lota, aud to the part) buying the first tract and building on aame a epeolal tuduoemeut on price will be made. . YVlliLAMKTTii V ALLKY LAND Co. Notice. Nntlos la hereby given that my wife, Edit (J ood pasture, has left my bad and board, and I will not be .responsi ble for any debts contracted by ber. Dated this 1st of August, 1102, Blgned: T A Uoom'ARTrjRH. Ntw Today. KEYS LUST, A bunoh of perhaps doisu keys lo.t, probably near Christian church. Fleas leave at UUa.HU offlce. CASTOR I A For lul'nuts and Chiltlrea Vtts Hind Ybu Have Always BougK Bear the lot! Groceries. lb K 0 Baking Powder 20c SI lb beat eaue augar $1.00 1 lb good uuoolorvd Japan tea 850 An exeoellent waal enflee . 16o 1 lb lemon cakea 10c We still have a tew lib package of waahlng powder for 6c Tobacco. 1 plug lla'tle AX tobacco 36o 1 lb Hlar, HiiraNlior, Hawing or Clim-X tobacco , 4Ac pkga Red Bell SJo 6 pkgs Dixie Queen 'ibe 1 lb Pomper flue cut chew tobaooo...46o S Cbllds or Export cigars 10 3J i Ax Billy's Departnent Store; BREVITIES. Wben you want fruit jars call op Main an. Hazalwood loe cream none better at ibe Caobou. (Jo !o Greta for fruit: Jars, tbsy are cheaper than ever. Experienced bicycle repairman now at Chambers' Hardware. C Hodea placed a new tleotrlo algo in front of bis saloon today. New goods arrive every day prloea will anil your purse. Baoket. When von want fruit lara go to headquarters, J U Urten Bona. Feacb, lemon and vanilla flavors, Haaelwood loe cream at Ibe Cechou Fly screen doora and wlndowa flu any opening, unamoers naiswin, Beet woven wire mattress, center supported, for $2 26 at Day Hender eon's. This would be a well shod oommo- ilty If everybody wore OOf inoea, Racket. Poets and shingles. Chambers Hardware. We have Just received over 14,000 varda ot new oun.no flabnil Backet. Get a washing maohlne and save your wife's strength. Chambers' Hard ware has them. There Is a very heavy summer travel nolng over the road. Bunding room oo today's train north wasst a premium Bummer outing la the prime eanse. Wben you buy a Crescent bicycle you know yon are always ready to start. Yon can depend un a Ureaoeni Bee them at Chambers Hardware, George Drake, the negro who waa held at Balem on the charge of adulter with a white woman, waa bound over in the sum of $1(100, In default ot whlob he went to jail, Fonnlalne'a Elsetrlo Entertainers have pltohed their tent on the vaoant lot at the oorner of Biztb and W lllain ette streets and will open a week engagement tonight. JustloeCbaa Wlntermeler Is keeping up hla atblello training at Bang' Park. We predlot a megnlnoent ohange In the next Held day score between the Woodmen and Kolghte. Bev E A Cbllds filled the polplt, morning and evening, at the Christian ohuroh yeiteidey In tbe absenoe B'V MoCailum, tbe pastor. Mr Mo Galium relurnes from hit vaoatlon nekt Friday. Mr Claude Baaobe, a merchant of Bumpier, Ore, and Miss Graoe Camp bell, formerly a resident of Eugene, are to be married Wednesday evening at tbe home ot Mr and Mrs P 0 No! and, Creswell, Tbe din of hammers, tbe rumble of loaded truoka, the calls for "mortar" of the workmen, tbe bustle of tbe streets all bespeak for Eugene a decided oom plimeut In comparison with other Oregon oltles. Madame Charlotte de Gollere Daven port will give a tree leoture In Frank hall on Tueadav evening at 8 o'olock Buiilect, "Physical Training and Men tal Therapeutics." Young people es pecially luvlted. . Maohlne oil that'a good. Chambers Hardware. An obstinate druuk created some a -munition by being banded forolhly iui on the elde walk Baturday even mg from Baihlte'a saloon. Wbl Orncvr Ewlland waa finding out Ibe oau e of the fracas, the man made tils escape. It rumored on the street that oertaln young buslneaa man baa eloped with hit hired glil within Ibe last day or two, but the rumor It not sub stantiated However, both the man and the girl left town at the tame time and their wbeitaboutt are an kuowu. Professor E D Beesler It making preparatlooe to move finally to Mon mouth Ihlt week, where he will as sume lbs local duties of president the nermal school at that plo. Tbe outlook for the year, Judging from In qulrles aud oorreapondeooe, be says are very bright for the school. J H Beck ley, who baa been rustical In at MoKeune Bridge for a month name down yesterday. He reports glorious season of buallng and olalms the honor of being the most euooeaatul hunter at lbs Bridge. He will lake further vaoatlon at Clttsop Beaob and then return to bit sheep business Eaataru Oregcm. Bheep are fine aril clre lo have ahold of be says and wbsn Its about sheep Berkley kuowt. Shoes. Odds aud ends In Isdle oxfords ...$1.00 Odds aud snds In child rent oxfords 60e A large, full sited, ap to-date map of lb United Bialee aud colonies freewllb t $o.U0 purchase of shoe at on Urn. Don't fall lo r our big lln of nw Fall shoe before buylug. PERSONAL H Bwsge; , was In from Qoldson to- day. Elmer Pain rttarned from Newport today. Dr A Hbarplsa was down fr Boshsn today. L G Hulin and wife are back from Newport. Hon Jaa Hemenway was In Eugene tbla afternoon. . Hon 8 M Yoran la rusticating at Foley Bprlngs. Will Btiles arrived bere yesterday from California. W E Brown has rttarned from tbe Boawsll Bprlngt. Dr DA Paine he gone to Newport to be with bis family. Mrs C W Lowe went to Bootbnrg yesterday to Join Dr Lowe, H 1 Wagnon left tbls afternoon oo basinets trip to Portland. Mr Frank Jordan cam over from Cottage Grove this afternoon. Mr and Mrs EB Bryson and obi Id returned to Corvalllt yesterday Mrs J B Btllst Is seriously 111 at ber borne oo East Eleventh street, Bev W T Matlock returned from bis Halasy appointment today, Miss Mary Baku and France Wallin left today on a visit to Henderson. Geo W McQueen aud wife were down from Cottage Grove yesterday. J Davie, wife and eon Johnny went toJunotbn City yesterday on busi ness. Dr W Kuykendall made a pro fessional visit to Harrlsburg tbl alter Boon. Mr H A Conoyer arrived this after noon, from Balsm to visn mra i a Gilbert. Dr Geo DeBar baa opened an offloe n the Eagene Loan sV Saving Bank building. Carl Coat eame down from Cot tage Grove laat night, returning thla afternoon. Mis Mildred Lister-returned this afternoon from a visit with friends near Balsm. Mr Hettl Oowglll Renshaw I ex pected to airlve bere from Bpokane tbla week on a vlalt. Biobard Panl arrived tbl after noon from McMlnaville to vlalt with J M Bbelley and wife. J H Frederick, the Modern Brother hood organiser, went to Cottage Grove today to transael timber business. Mis Pearl Davia, of Walton, 1 visit ing at tbe borne of ber aunt, Mr LB Rowland, on East Eleventh street. Harry Brownie and wif arrived Sunday from Halloa, Kansas, to visit rslatlons, Mr and Mr W B Mateer. TL Qulner oame down from bis shingle mill near Cottage Grove and spent Hunday with hi family bare. Jaa Thompson, of Portland, returned bom today after vislllng a abort time bere. He will enter U O next month. Dr W Kuykendall I baek from Cripple Creak, Col, where be attended Ibe bead olrcle, Women of Woodoraft, Mia Edith Omwsen, of Ashland, who baa been spending ber vaoatlon with friend bere, returned bom to day. Mlee Maud MSjMleter arrived this afternoon from Portland to apeud her vaoatlon with Miss Constance Haud akr. Ed Hanson, the olotblsr, lsft yester day, for Ban Franolsoo where be will (.urohase bis autumn and wlnttr fur. nltblng goods. Mlse Wlnnifrod and Carroll Miller arrived up from Portland yesterday. Consul and Kci H B Miller will oome up la a few days Bsv and Mr V E Bllllngton oame up from Cottage Grove tbl afternoon for a visit among friend. Mr Billing, ton ratatn tomorrow. Ml Holland and Wm Bmlth. of MlnneapolK, who visited bere aeversl day at the bom of J M Bhollcy, left for the East yesterday Mr Danoan Smart, of Manitoba, Canada, a member ot tbe Canadian parllamaut, I vislllng bis slstsr, Mrs J D MoDouaUl, of tbla city. U 0 Henderson, clerk lu J W White's grocery store, left tbl morn Ing In company with Jaml White for th lower Blualaw for an outing. Barnard Bpeneer was over from Co- burg yealerday. He baa aooepted lucrative position la a Waahlngton mine and will leave soon to take ap bis duties. Tin Ware, Woodenware. 1 tin wash boiler 76o 2 pint Un cup So 7 doa woodsn clothe pint lOo Fruit Jars, Glassware, Etc. 1 dot covered Jelly glasses SSc t doa tumbler S&c 1 dog Meson Jar cap and rubber. ..25c 8 dot fair ar runner 6c 1 do good Jar rubber 6o 8 do beat Jar rubber , , , SSc I doa pint Maeon ar 76o 1 do sjuartMsaon jars gtc 1 dot ) gallon Mason Jar $1 10 Mis Juliette FulUrton, of Corvalli arrived tbl afternoon, called bere by tbeeerloos nines of ber nleor, Mist Cornelia Glass, a guest of Dr L M Marquam. Mitt Eopba Eoblsr left yesterday for Portland where sbo expect to re side In the futnre. Bbe waa accom panied by Mrs Geo Fleeman who will vlalt there awhile. K O Cook, wife and Iwo dangburs, of North Yakima, Wash, itopped off In Eugene yesterday on their way bome from Ban Francisco on a visit with L O Beck with aod wife. J F Minnie and wife, who raoenlly Durobaaedthe Gate Creek botelprop-. rty, are In town today stocking up in preparation to opening tbe notei jot business. Tbey return tomorrow. J W White returned Baturday even lng from his outing In Southern Ore gon. Hel warm In bit praise of Eugene In comparison with other Or egon cities be visited as a business and home center. Mrs J A Maurer left Sunday morn lug for Klikavllle, Mu, to take a com plete oourae In tbe science of osteon tbv in the A T Btlll school. Bbe wa aooompanled by ber daughters, Mil Pansy and Pink. H E Denbart and wife started this afternoon oo their return trip to their bome in Boub Dakota, alter a pleaaant visit with Mr Denhart's father, H A Deohart. They will return and locate In Eugene like all tbe rest who visit bere. Mr Kate CandlS tnd daughter, Mia Margaret, who bought property on Patterson street tome time ago, ar rived from Albany, tbelr former bome, today, Tbelr new honse will be ready for oooopanoy about the middle ot Baptember. Courthouse News, BBAL BBTAT1 TRANIFBBg. U B to Lottie tiurd 16X1 atrt in tp 18 irl v, patent. Margaret M Brlgg et 1 to A J Mo- Ken ney lead In and near Eugene, $1600. Lottie and Amata F Hnrd to O W Hurd 160 aore In tp 18 r9 w, $860. Henry and Mary O Meyer to 1 H Wllhse 160 tore in tp 16 r 4 e, $1280. U 8 to Smith L Taylor 167.07 aore In tp 17 r 10 w, patent. CIBOUIT OOUBT. , E J Fraaler va O M Stephens, to re oover commission ot $66 on sale of land. Thompson eV Hardy are attorney for plaintiff. MINING LOCATIONS. Lewi Hartley locate Grand Fork claim in Bohemia mining district. At Cripple, Creek, Colorado, Moo day, AugiiBt 1, Miss Ella Vllle Arml- tane In Robert Mandevllle Henderson, At bome at Canon City, Colorado. Tbe bride la a Lane county girl, the daughter of the late George Armltags. Bbe lefl here about three weeks ago for tbe slate where she will make ber future home. Mr Henderson waa em ployed aa a miller in tbe Eugene flour- ing mllla when MrEdrl bad oontrol several year ago. Will Banquet the Team. Eugeue Ltdge No 116, Woodmen of tbe World, has decided lo give banquet In bonor of the victorious team which oarrled away the cop in lbs memorable struggle with tbe Knight ot Pythias, June 38. It will occur tbe flrst meeting In Septem ber aud a grand old Woodmen router l anticipated by tbe camp. Returned to Eugene. Otoar Parsons hat told out bit busi ness In Coburg and moved, with bit gooda, today back to Eugane. He la preparing tor an extended bunting ex pedition. Rooms for Rent. In Dunn block, Willamette street. Call at Dunn'e store. For Sale. Tu bead of hogs, 100 pounds SLd upwards. Address or call on .; J B Conokk, Eugene. Use your sense aud save your d. Ure, l!60 new skirls, at tbe Racket Store. Big Reductions Silk and Cotton Shirt Waists. MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE. See Window C H CniCMrvi r (.Display . . . J. II. TRAGICAL DEATH NEARJASPEK Frank KirMind Drowned in a Whirlpool Last Saturday ill Afternoon. Batorday afternoon Frank Klrkland, .hn .u .nired with a erew eon- i..tin a drive of shingle bolts down the river to Bprlogfleld, met with . .indent raaullloc In bis deatb by drowning. Near Jasper me doi same clogged In a deep, swirling eddy. Klrkland waa alone but he attempted to relieve the oongeetlon ana ran iuw tbe water. Hekeet blmotlf afloat for about an hour, ealling for hi mtee to heir blm. The driver were accus tomed to yelling at their work and they could not distinguish bis oriee of distress. Flnslly be suooombed to exhaustion and sank. At b went down tbe eeaond time one of bl com panion saw bl arm and gave tbe alarm too late to reoover me uouy time to restore life. Undertaker J W Kay wa oalled to meet tbe body at Bprlogfleld from wbenoe B A Weabburn and J a Clark bad eon for tbe body. It wa brought to Eugene abont minnlght laat night and shinned to Elaln. Oregon, where hi relative reside. Harry Klrkland, brother of the de, maaed. aoaomnanled the body. Ja Clark, of Bprlogfleld, nnole ol the un fortunate man, went a rare Portland Tb young man waa aged 21 years waa tndoitrlou, steady and quite popular with all who knew blm. number of bit fellow workers oame down with the body from Jasper. Ht wat a Woodman. Another Shooting Accident Special to the Quart. Cbsswill. August 18.- There waa much sorrow in tbe family of John Galley near Creawell Saturday, by tb accidental shooting ot their dog, Carlo, Tbe boy were oot cn the river haul Ing wood, whan the dog got after skunk under a drift of log. Dale, tbe oldest boy, being on tbe opposite aide, mistook th dog' no for tb ckunk and wounded blm to that be had to be killed. He wa a valuable dog, HI reputation wa widely known, John says he oaa never b replaced even though h might get a thousand dogs. Not a Coffln-boi. Thla morning at the depot a long box wss hauled up and tbe btander wondered whose body wa being hip ped. It wa a huge box of temple grain, greases, fruit, etc, prepared by tbe Willamette Valley Land Com pany as an exhibit of Lane county product for tbe Nebraska ttate fair. It will do good eervioe for the oounty and ttate. Tbe only timlltrlty lo "dead box" waa It abape. H "Money saved is Vs5' U Horny caratd." Are you J Losing I h Money? J 11 Wa have been able to II - show a good mnaj U l people that they war II antuallr losing money II If y failing to inreeti- H II (t oar claims: That M we serve our castomsrt U If la the bast po-aible M way at ths least si- II pee. Wa are abls 11 to prors It to yon. B p. R. JANNEyI II JEWELER. H II Ninth St, Opp. Hoffman House Jf "It's not what you nuts but If what you save " II On the balance of our 1 IVL1NUU. Ii. GORDON, The Housefurnislier FOR THE RIGHT PRICE Supported bed epringB, each .. 5200 Kitchen treasure tables, the best make, each 2 90 Excelsior mattress with wool top, each ' 2 00 Prices on all other things accordingly. Discounts given on all complete houEe-furnishing outfits. H. GORDON, The Housefnrnisher a6 Fast BOSWELL Enquire at Southern Pacific Railroad office for Special Rates to Boswell Springs illW i MWMn The University of Oregon Eugene, The 6rt ieintMter, wilon 1902-3, opeai We laesdav, September 17. Thefollowi tchooli and college are comprised in tbe Uuiyenity: Graduate School, College 4 Literature, Science and Arts, College of Sconce and EuaUnecriiiii, University Academy, School ot Music, School of Medicine, School of Law. TUITION FREE Excepting in Schools of Law, Medioiue and Muaii:. (Incidntilh 910 00, Student Buy tax $2.50 per year.) Cost of livirg from $10u.U0 to rMN per year. For catalogue address Registrar of the University, feugene, Oregon. UNIVERSITY 8CHOOL OF MUSIC Irvine- M Glen, A. M , Dean; Piano, Mi. Hose Mfdgley BoUenbeck, (Joeefly, Goriatowfki, Scharweuka). and Mr Aribm Louis Fraxor, (five yean with W, G. jNath); Voice, Mien Kva Ktiumm. (KiorG serrstory, irebelli Music School); Violin, Susie Fenne l Pipes, (Spitzuer, Spitnigj; Theory, Miss Era Stinson, Mrs Kose Midley Hoilenbeck. Hotel Arrivals. H0FFH4M. P E Tbompaoo, Balem Llojd M Tuttle, Fortlaod C U Gaines, Chicago J I Huston, Prloevllle B B May, Harrlsburg W It Gilliam, Portland D B Abdlll, Portland U B Had ley Eddie Bryant J L Clark, Bprlogfleld Geo W McQueen wf.Cottnge Grove E Barney, 8 F J Q Tbompaon, Tualltm H T Dow, Cottage Grove C A Coaies, Collage Grove 0 F Williams, Baoramento E E Yon i g, Portland Cbas F Cbllds, H D C F Rupell, Portland J B Flyun, Portland Mrs E P Heveranoe, Portland MrtWH 11 W 8 Patterson and w, Washington 8 D Hope, Waahlngton E P Tobin, Portland The Imperial. Cottage Grove, Or. First olaae.Sampie room 80x60 reel, well equipped. Kate 11.00 and $2.00 par dav. THE WOOD'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 HQ Miller, Local Agent. University Book Store 615 Willamette Stmt, We make seven different kinds of bread. Cakes, pies and cookies of all kinds. Everything first class. Stop the bread wagon marked The CACHOU when it comes by you HAMMOND Bonbonierc Bakery. B-ead, plea, cakea. eookloa. In fact every thing kef In a fir i kept eonrtantlyon hand. Lunches and lunch l. , icre"- putting on lunches tor plealckers and travelers. Cfnfe.-ti.-i-. rtjliii fruits and cigars. We deliver goods in our own wag-u to ei.f I a7 free of charge. Don't forget the place. Holden Building, No 640 Willamette Ninth Street. SPRINGS Oregon J. W. KAYS' FURNITURE C Embalmers and Pruneal Dirwl Day & Henderson, UndeiHIrl and Embalmers. Cor. Will anal:! OREGON'S BLUE RIBBON State Fair Salem Sept. 15th to 20th. 1902. You are invito! to attend J see the greatest ioduatri-'l e posltion and livettock everhfMonthorailfi'.'C'1' GwkI racing every slttr Camp g.oun.1 ( ca and bring your faniili?- f any informaiion. vrM MD WISDOM. SecY, & CHESIIHE. Ointments aid Buppuhirie will ant, pw itiralv ciuu,lo mm llui relieve you. It riqmrn i i i ; j i f. rja edy to re niva tin ;u.)ai effect a pii n n mi; c in. Ak your iruu. lr Pjrritts bjjcleoj tiuiubjKl Phone R.d 564, DUNN