Daily Eugene guard., August 19, 1902, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
TUK3DAY - - AUGU6119
For
Cigars
JULIUS GOLDSMITH.
GltRD Tllauhans. 40 Main 131.
WEATHER.
Fair tonight and Wednesday.
liEALS,
lITIE.
C 8 Karros; Dotarj public
Collier' white lead the beat.
Keed BDd Krooerlea at White'!,
C 8 Farrow & Co fire Insurance,
Ur Lowe oculo-optlolan Eugene.
J O Watts, graduate optlolau, Eu
gene. V tj Farrow Implements and machi
nery. Buy a refrigerator and keep oool,
Kay Fuknitubb Co.
When you want fruit Jar oall up
Main 36-1.
lluzelwood loe cream none better
at i lie Csobou.
do lo Green for frull Jarc, tbey arc
obraper than ever,
r-oreen doore and windows a' LoDgb
m il -r & I'etei's.
Kl rat-class bakery gu-it of every
description at the Cacbou.
New goods arrive every day prices
will suit your t;urse. Racket.
W hen you want fruit jara go 10
headquarter, J U Oneu A Honi.
Hue Kaya for special prices ou tenta
and camp furniture.
I.lsk tin ware, guaranteed for 8 yean
Chamber! Hard ware.
A landslide la prices of pbotograpblo
work at the Welder Btudlo.
Dollar a dozen for cabinet photoa at
the Welder Htudlo for a short time
otily.
We have ZOO new' wrappera wortb
11.60 we are sailing: for $1.10. Raoket.
Three dozen stamp photoa for 25o at
the Welder Htudio, corner Boventb and
Willamette.
Webave just received over 14,000
yara of new outiho flannil
Kseket.
Why pay f 3,60 or H lor a poorly
made household tretaur i tab e whei
you oan get the beat table made for
3.25 at Day & Huudar e i'a.
New Today.
GIBL WANTED, To du bou w ,i
Ajiply to Mrs I, N R'liiey.
KEVHLurtT. A bunch of perhaps a
dozen keys lot, probably near
Christian church. Please leave at
Uuaru oftloe,
FOH BALK. One span of hue Angora
goats, well broke to harness. Alan
harness aud pneumatic tired buggy
Also good seooud-hand buggy for
sale or will trade for wood or oats
J W Clark,
WORK TEAMS WANTED. We can
use all tbe teams we oan got to haul
ore from the II. lam mlue to the and
of our traok. Tbe taams ou the road
cannot lake awayjthe ore aa fast as It
Is mined. Address W F Morpuy,
general manager OiBKIlH, Cot
tage drove, Or.
LOST. A bay geldlug, live years old,
branded "J" ou left atlfls. walnut.
1,100 pounds, bad on bridle and por
tion or barue a when laataeeu. Kf
opd fromowneratHulpbur Hprlngs,
lieuton county, August Hih. A
reasonable reward will b paid for
Ills return, or lor loforuiallou that
will lead to bii recovery. Dr W T
Rowley, Corvallls, Oregon,
Groceries.
lb K 0 Baking Powder 20c
II lb best oane sugar $1,00
1 lb good uncolored Japan tea 86o
An execellout roast coflee l&o
1 lb lemon cake loo
We still have a few lib package
of washing powder for 6o
Tobacco.
1 plug lUMIe Ax tobacco S6o
1 lb Star, Hnrwehoe, Saw log or
Climax tnbaooo , ifo
6 pkg Red Bell 95,,
6 pkgs Dixie Queeu .., jjo
1 lb Pomp r flue cut cbew tobacco.. ,46o
I Child or Export cigars loo
11111
Ax Billy's Dcparlnent Store.
BREYITES.
Experienced bloycla repairman now
at Chamber!1 Hardware.
Peach, lemon and vanilla flavors,
Hazelwood loa cream at the Cacbou.
Tils traloi pawed bare today, tbe
southbound being balf aa bour late.
Fiy screen doore and wlndowa 0U
any opening. Chamber! Hardwaie.
Beat woven wire mattress, canter
tupporled, for 2 24 at Day Heuder
aou'a. A carload of watermelon! was da
posited In Eugene last night from tbe
south.
This would be a well abod commu
nity If everybody wore oar iboee.
Racket.
Posta and ibl ogles.
Chamber! Hardware.
Bee our new Hue of f 10, f 12.&0, 114
and IIS bedroom set. Day ueu
demon. Uet a washing machine and aave
your wife's strength. Cbambrra' Hard
ware baa tbem.
MraBligbton Informs the Guabd
that she baa not sold bar place at Gate
Craek to BF Finn.
Tbe plasterers are finishing up tbe
Interior work on tbe new Roney block
on West Elgbtb street,
Machine oil tbat'a good.
Chamber! Hardware.
Fred 1'ott' bouse on West Beventb
street Is rapidly nearlng completion.
He expect to oooupy It early In Beat-
tern bar.
When you buy a Crescent bicycle
you know yon are alwaya ready to
start. You oan depend on a Cresoent
Bee tbem at Chambers Hardware.
Mlta Maybells Douglaa baa beeu
ohoeen queen of tbe Portland Elka'
carnival wltb 18,216 votea, Mlaa
Uraos Walton waa next with 4,eM
Totes.
Hamuel Taylor, formerly of Iowa,
now of Coburg, la ereoi Ing a fine $3000
resldeuoa on West Eleventh ttreeel.
The atone foundation baa been laid and
lumber hauled.
A weak axleona lumber-wagon of B
M Richardson, of Coyote, precipitated
a heavy load of lumber to the ground
tbla afternoon on East Fifth street
No one waa hurt.
Fred Mnlkey, of Portland, a well
know V O graduate, baa let the con.
raot lor a $8700 addition to bla store
uulldlng on First street, between Madl
son aud JtQerson.
Physiology says we should take one
bath a year wbethei we need It or not
My atook of bath tubs Is oomplete.
Oall aod.aee them. Will M Morrow
plumbuii and sheet metal work.
P T rVrr and family, who reside In
College Um addition leave Oregon the
latter part of this morlh for Klrksvllle,
Mo., where MrBtarr and eon, Elmer,
w 11 lake oourses In tbe Osteopathic
Institute at that plroe.
Fouulaloe'a Eleotrloal Entertaining
show altraoled quite a orowd at their
tent last evening. It la a miniature in-
d or Imitation of the Bbleld'a Park
0n-alr abow In Portland, having a
variety of entertaining feature.
The crew of tba olty rock orasher
i ons sting of 18 men and 11 teams, en
(med In crushing street loek on tbe
giavel bar, was laid oil this morning
in aotouui of a slight break In tbe
vltalt of tbe maoblue. Repairs will
be oomplete by tomorrow.
Name Was James Moore.
The Christian name of Foreman
Moore who waa drowned Baturday be
low Coburg on a log drive waa Jane
tnalsad of Thomas, as given yesterdoy
Besides a wife and oblidren be left a
mother, Mra O J Trees, atOorvallla.
Married.
At the resldenoe of T J Markley at
Collage Grove, Bunday, Aug 7, Ernet
C Lookwood aud Miss Margarett M
Uougb, Rev F E Bllllogton, pastor of
tbe Christian church, officiating.
Notice.
Notlos Is hereby given that my wife,
Edna Goodpasture, baa left my bed
aud board, and I will not be responsi
ble fur any debts ooutraoted by ber.
Dated this 1st of August, 1D08.
Binned I T A Uooupabtuhb.
Use your sense aim save your dut
lr, UfiO new sklru, at ibe Racket
Store.
Shoes.
Odd aud ends In ladles oi fords ...$1.00
Odds aud ends In chlldrrns oxfords 60o
A large, full slued, up to-dale map of
the united State andcolonleefreawltb
a IA.C0 purobas of shoes at on time.
Don't full to ie, our big Una of new
Fall eboe before buying.
PERSONAL
Charles Bellere la la from Pleasant
Hill today.
Horaoe McKlolsy went tn Portland
this afternoon.
alls Marie Ware waa a passenger to
Roseburg today.
Mra Frank Oaburn returned yester
day from Newport.
Miss Maad King waa a paasenger to
Portland tbls afternoon.
Jack Peltoo, tbe Southern Oregon
stock bnysr Is in tbe olty.
Harry Graham went to Pertlaod
tbla afternoon to return Friday.
Mrs Mary Eddy and daughters re
turned from their Newport outing to
day.
Bilas Emma Btuart, of Mohawk,
wu a paasenger to Albany this after
noon. Mr Koshay, tlmberman, arrived
from Missoula, Montana, this after
noon. Mlaa Stella Robinson left tbla after
noon on a visit to varlona California
points.
F A Martin, traveling for Columbian
University of Portland, was In u
gen today.
Rev D E Loverldge, wife and daugh
ter Miss Myra returned tbls afternoon
from Newport.
Al Barker and Lester Riobey ar
rived down from Drain this morning
on a business visit.
Horace MoKinley, Wick Huff and
party returned last evening from a
trip up the MoKenzle.
Madam Davenport, the pbysloal
cnlturlst, left tbls afternoon to All her
appointments at Portland.
David Flshsr, who baa been quit
slok with fever and rheumatism, we
are glad to say, is Improving.
Kenneth Millar went to Portland
tbla afternoon to meet hie folk who
have arrived from tbe Orient.
Fred Sharkey la do wo from tbe
Luoky Boy mine. He expects to
leave tomorrow for Upper Bods.
Albany Democrat: Mrs H M Titus,
of Eugene, is visiting at tbe bom of
ber daughter, Mr John O'Brien. .
Mlsa Iva Booth, of Portland, who
has been a guest of Hon and Mrs R A
Booth, for a few days, returned home
today.
Mlas Nettle Chase, Mra E O Potter
and little daughter left yesterday for
an outing at Mlaa Chaae's tanob on
Fall Creak.' .
Huntington Herald: Fred Foster
and family, aud A Allahaw have left
for Eugsne, where they will leslde In
the future.
Mr and Mrs Cook and family, who
have been the guests of L O Beokwltb
and wife returned today to tbelr home
In North Yakima.
Mra John Wortman, nee Washbnrne,
baa been visiting relative and friends
In tbla oounty and returned to Port
laud tbla afternoon.
Mr H F Donaldson, who or me last
spring to Oregon In search of health,
returned today to Arkansas. Ber
husband follows her later.
Mr and Mra F R Wetberbee, Mr and
Mra Arob Llvermore and Miss Inez
MoOluog have returned from tbelr
outing at MoKenzle Bridge.
Mra A T Cxikerllne has returned
from Cripple Creak, Colo, wbere she
baa beeu In attendance upon tbe bad
olrole, Women of Woodoraft.
Tbe upstairs over Preston's harness
store Is reoelvlng the attention of tbe
oarpenlera who will bsve It ready for
ooaupanoy 1st about two weeks.
Mra A D Barker and daughter Min
nie, who bava bean visiting wltb rela
tive and friends here the paat week ,
returned to their homes today on the
local.
Mlsa Ida Tbomaa, of Cottage Grove,
returned to her home Bunday. Mlsa
Anna Ogles by, of Ju notion Olty, la tak
ing bar plao In the Poetal Telegraph
offlo In thla olty.
Oscar Stuart and wife, formerly of
this oouuty, left for thlr home In Ta
coma, Waahlngton, at er spending a
few delightful days at their old home
In Mohawk valley.
Mra Busle Abbott, widow of Ernest
Abbott, aooldently killed In a logging
o.mp a few weeks ago, arrived yester
day from Anlauf to live wltb ber
pareuu, Mr and Mra B Y Abbott.
Sterling Mill, who resided here 10 or
12 years ago, was In the olty today on
his war home to Portland with a party
of Ova others who have been up on
O'Dell Lake and In the surrounding
country.
Tin Ware, Woodenware.
1 tin wash boiler 760
Jplnttlnoups a5o
7 do woodsn olotheo pin 10o
Fruit Jars, Glassware, Etc.
1 do covered lelly alas m
1 doa tumblers
1 doa Uasonjar cape and rubbers. ..2So
i aoa rair ar rui bers ... fa
1 doa good Jar rubbers a
S doa best Jr rubber goo
I do pint Mason ara 750
1 doa auart Mason I are aa
1 doa) gallon Mason jar $110
BROKE HIS LEG
. AT BLUE RIVER
Wagon Rolled Down a Grade and
Samuel Pellet Suffered Se
vere Injury.
Samuel Pellet and Robert Day were
on tbelr way Friday to their mining
property In the Blue River district
aod were within a bUDdred yards of
the cabin desoendiFK Ibe grade on
Gold Hill when the brake gave way
and frightened tbe borses so that tbry
toppled toe whole rig over tbe graas,
damaging things seriously and break
ing Mr Pellet's leg about two and a
balf Inches below tbe knee Joint. Mr
Day waa thrown out but easapsd seri
ous Injury. Medical aid was sum-
mooed aud the Injured member was
set.
Mr Day came back to Eugens laat
night and started this morning wltb a
rig to meet Mr Pellet, wbo bas already
started on tbe mall wagon from Blue
River. Tbey will arrive in Eugene
tomoirow afternoon.
Mr Pellet la a brother-in-law to B F
Dorrle.
Encyclopaedia Brittannica,
4
TheGuAKDoffloe has been supplied
wltb tbe best work of reference for gen
eral Information extant, tbe Enoyolo-
Daedia Brittanlca. It Is the new
Werner edition and consists ef twenty
four volumes of tbe original work, six
volumeaof an "American supplement,"
and one volume eaoh of index and
"guide to systematic readings." It la
a library In itself.
It is bound in sheep and oomes at a
pi toe at wblob no library of even bum
ble pretentions oan afford to do with
out It. Persons contemplating the
purchase of an encyclopaedia should
examine this edition. We shall be
glad to give Information as lo tbe pub
lishing bouse and ooet to Inquirers,
Will Retara to Oregon for Good.
Hon H B Miller, of Eugene, consul
to Nien Obwang, Chins, wbo is now
In Portland on a vacation, in an Inter
view by tbe Telegram yesterday stated
that be expects to give up tbe oeneu
late foou. The Telegram says
"Mr Miller expeots to return to Nlu
Obwang In November, but floes not
expeot to retain bis position as consul
very long. Ia fact, from what be said
incidentally, he has already started
preparations to hand bis office over to
some succesBorand return to Oregon
for good."
Courthouse News.
Satisfaction of mortgage $240 00
Chattel mortgage 177
RKAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
J Pand M C Currio to J P Taylor
und i or lot 1, w of lot 2 blk 1 Per
kins' ad to Uoltaue Grove, $76.
R 0 and Busan Edwards to F W
Osburn 80 acres in tp 18 s r 1 e, $260.
J P and Catherine A Perkins, ad
ministrators of estale of J H Perkins
to J P Taylor und J of lot 1 and w J of
lot z OIK 1 Perkins' ad to Cottage
Grove, $76.
Lecture Cancelled.
Last evening Madame Davenport,
physical culture artist, wbo bas enter
tained Eugene ladles during tbe paat
week by valuable Instruction In ber
Hue, gave a very Interesting lecture in
Mi.a Dr Smith's office. Owing to
pressing appointments In Portland tba
Madame left thla afternoon for that
place, henoe tbe leolure announoed for
Frank's hall this evening ia oanoelled.
Won Their Fight.
Ti e Retail Clerks' Union, of Grant
Pass, have won tbelr fight for tbe
early closing of stores. At first the
merohanta refused to olose tbelr plaoes
of business at 6 :80o'clook as demanded,
but tbe clerks eullsied tbe sympathy
of the Federated Union of Grants
Pass, a successful boycott was Institu
ted and the tlerks came out vlotorlom.
Rooms for Rent.
In Dunn block, Willamette street.
Call at Duns's slore.
Big Reduction:
On the
balance of our
Silk and Cotton
Shirt Waists.
must;be sold at once.
See Window
: 5. H,
Display , ,
Carnival Board Meeting.
Another meeting or tbe carnival
board waa held last night at which a
number of matter wr dlsonsaed.
A prize of $150 was put op for the
team pulling contest aud prlzea for
other contests were talked of but tb
oommlttee on sports say that tbe
eveota will probably not ooour.
Jbe board set aside $20 as a wedding
present W the first coople getting mar
ried during oarnlval week.
Th nnmmlttee on oonoeselons fixed
tbe price of stand privilsges at $20 for
lta' -foot booths ana It tor eaoo uu.
tlonal foot of space,
It was decided tbat the voting con
test for Carnival King ana vt
nolrt olose on Monday, Beptemoer
15th at 8 o'olook iharp, at which time
the polls will ol.
The Oien Coal Yein.
The old ooal property, discovered
some 20 years ago on the Owen place,
nine miles weet of Eugene, is oewg
partially developed by Alf Walker,
wbo baa two men working on tb vain.
The "blossom" was only $ Inches wide
at tbe mouth of tb tunnel but In
creases to a vein 80 Inches thick at the
face. The eoal Is in blanket form In
stead of a ledge and runs on a deollvlty
of 8 feet to 76 Into the bill. Mr
Walker aaya tbe property baa long
been considered valuable and tbat If
tbe ooal could b mined In marketa
ble quantities It would be a boon for
tbe oounty.
Twenty-two Years a Clerk.
A T Cooaerllne, who for 22 year
bas been employed a clerk In 8 H
Friendly'a dry goods store, bas re.
signed bis position, tbe resignation
taking effect last Baturday night. Mr
Cockerllne will bow devote bis time in
preparing for the opening of the new
store of Cxikerllne & Wetberbee in
the new McCluog block, Mr Cooker
line being the ranlor member of the
firm. They expeot to be ready for
business In about 30 days.
The Game Law,
Under tbe revised gam law, the
open season for hunting 1 as follow
Deer, moose and mountain sheep,
July 16 to November 1; quail, grouse,
patridge, prairie oblokan, pheasant,
Uotober 1 to March Utb; snipe, swan
duok, September 1 to March 16; fawn,
Eugllsb patridge and wild turkey are
protected until February 1, 1904, elk
and beaver until 1010.
Condition Improving,
Word reaching here yesterday gives
the' welcome Inhumation of Charles
Griffin's continued recuperation In the
uooo Samaritan hospital, Portland
Tbe danger from tbe rheumatism Is
now past and tbe work of the nbval
olans oonalsts of ridding him of tbe
eiieots of tbe strong druirs nsed.
II "Money isvcd Is
U Money earned."
lAre you 1
j Losing I
h Money? J
II Ws havs bssn abls to
H show a good many H
II psopls that thsy ware
Ml actually losing money H
II by failloK to IstmU- M
gate our olalrni: Tbat M
ws serve onr cmstomers
in tks best pouibls M
l "ay at ths least ei.
II psas. Ws an able
11 , to prove It to you.
m. r. janney!
B JEWELER. I
II Ninth St, Opp. Hoffman House A
"It'i not what you make but If
V whet you save " U
FRIENDLY.
The Housefurnisher
FOR THE RIGHT PIUcu
Supported bed springs, each
Kitchen treasure tables, the best make, each '
Excelsior mattress with wool top, each
T): rxr all nfVior fViinfffl o flfrA i n or r
Discounts given on all complete house-furnishing
outfits.
H. GORDON,
The Housefurnisher
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Eugene,
Ths 6rt ssmester, session 1902-3, opens Wednesday, September 17. The followini
schools and colleges are comprised in the University: Graduate Hchool, College
Literature, Soienoe and Arts, College of Science and Engineering, Uaiverdtf
Academy, Sohool of Muslo, Sohool of Medicine, School of Law.
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O A Williams, a F
G B Smith, B F
D B Abdllb, Portlaod
L B MlDftfd, Portland
Thos Huntington, Portland
P W Allen, 8t Louis
J L Jaokson, Saginaw
Ad Bohee, rjt Paul
Frank Releuer, Indlanopolis
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J Hemingway, Cbiosgo
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