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Newspaper Page TextDaily Kugene Guard VEDNhiDAY -- AUGUST 20 For Cigars JULIUS GOLDSMITH. tlllO IiMonl U llii III. WEATHER. Tod lb t and Thursday parti; cloudy with showers ; cooler. BBAU, IVITIIl. C 8 Karrow notary public. Colller'i white lead tbe beat Feed and groeerlea at White's. U S Farrow & Co fire Insurance, Dr Lowe oonlo-optlolan Eugene. J O WatU, graduate optioian, Ea- tene. I) a Farrow Implementa and machi nery. iluy a refrigerator and keepoool. KAYI FoRNITCRH CO. When yon want fruit jara eall op Main 26.1. H axel wood loe cream none better at i he Caobon. Un to Green for fruit Jars, they are cheaper than ever. foreeo doora and windows at Loigh miller & Peter'a. Klrst-olas bakery goods of erery deiorlptlon at tbe Cacbou. New goods arrive every day prices will suit your puree. itaoket. vue you want fruit Jars go to headquarters, J U Green & Hons. Hen Kays for special prloes oa tents aud camp furniture. Liak II n ware, guaranteed for 8 yeara Chambers Hardware, A landslide In prloee of photograpblo work at tbe Welder Studio. Dollar a doten for cabinet photos at tbe Welder Htudlo for a short time only. We have 200 new wrappess worth 91-60 we are selling for 1 1.10. Raoket, Three dozen stamp photos for 2So at the Welder Btudlo, oorner Heventh and Willamette. Webavo Just received over 14,000 yards of new outinq KLArmsx Iteoket. Uet a washing niaohlue and save your wife's strength. Chambers' Herd ware baa them. Whypay8.60 or t lor a poorly made household treasure table wbeu you can get the best table made for 13.2 at Day & Hender.ou'a. Fhyslology says we sbould take one bath a year whether we need It or not ify stook of bath tubi Is complete Call and set tbein. Will M Morrow plumbing and sheet metal work. New Today. OIKL WANTED.-TodO housework A iily to M re ti N Roney. KKYrtLtHJT.-A bunch of perhaps a doien keys lost, probably near t'lirleilen ohurob. Pleai leave at I'UAHDomoe. KOK MALE. One apanof Que Angora gouu, wen broke to barneu. Alao , harness aud pueumatlo tired buggy. 1 "A'Rood second-hand buggy for wi' Tirwiu trade for wood or oats J w O'atk. WOKK 'l'EAMa WANTED, We can uae all tbe teams we otn get to haul oie from the iielsua mine to the end of our track. The teems on the road oauuol take awayjtlie ore as fait as It Urulued. Addresa W F Morpby, general manager O & B E It R, Lot. tags Urove, Or. Groceries. lb K C Baking Powder 20c El lb bust cane eugar Sl.oo 1 lb good uooolored Japan tea SSo An exiwellent roast eoflee ... Ho 1 lb lemon oakee loe We still have a tew lib packages of washing powder for 6o Tobacco. 1 plug Battle Ax tobacco Uo 1 lb Star, Horseshoe, Bawlog or Climax tobaooo ij0 6 pkga Red Bell j 6 pkgs Dixie Queen ;..jSo 1 lb Pomper fine out chew tobacco., sic 8 Cbllds or Kxport cigar I0c Ax Billy's Dcpartncnt Store. BREVITIES. Experienced bicycle repair man now at Chambers' Hardware. Painters are at work on tbe exterior of tbe new Mofjlung brick. Peach, lemon and vanllia flavors, Hazelwood loe cream at the faction. Fly screen doors and wlndowe flu any opening. Chambers Hardwaie. Beat woven wire mattress, center supported, for 12 25 at Day k Hender son's. This would be a well shod comma tilty If everybody wore our shoes. Racket. Posts and shingles. Chambers Hardware. Bee our new line of SI0, $13.60,114 and tU bedroom sets. Day Hen derson. Machine oil that's good. Chambers Hardwars. There are rumors of a big hotel at Newport by next summer, that will bea credit to (befloest natural resort on tbe coast. 40 second-band buggies, carts and wagons. Many good and some no good. Prices very low. Chambers Hardware. Only one game was played In tbe Northwest baseball league yesterday, faooma best Bpokane on tbe home grounds by a score of 8 to 0. The olty rock crusher on the river bar met with another accident this morning. A bolt wss broksn. The crew returned operations at noon. When you buy a Crescent bloycle you know you, are always ready to start. You can depend on a Crescent Bee them at Chambers Hardware. Ernest Gilstrap Is developing Into quite a window artist to tbe advantage of Frank Dunn's dry goods establish ment. Tbe windows of tbe store are testimonials to bis ability. W 8 Moon, tbe grain dealer on East Ninth street, lost a horse by death yes terday. During tbe previous night the animal became loose and ate some thing not In horse diet line and sac- combed to his ailment about 11 o'cloek, B B MoKlnney today purohased the Headers property on West lOtb street, now occupied by F O Potts and family Mr MoKlnney takes possession tbe 1st of September. Mr Potts will move In to bis new house further out 10th street at that time. Portland Welcome: The Oregonlsn Publishing Company yeeterday paid of! the $300,000 mortgage whloh has been causing the proprietors a great deal of worry for tbe past ten yeara. It Is a sure elan that the big daily is on a paying basis. Tbe statement published yesterday Implying Injury to Chaa Griffin through administering strong drugs does not necessarily oast reflection on any pbyslolan concerned. The use of tbe drugs was necessary and tbe recu peration expeoted. . Tbe fire hrdrant at the oorner of Eighth and Willamette streets was moved a oouple of feet to the south hy Street Commissioner Turner todsy to conform with the recently enaoted ordinance to onmpel all hydrants to be moved from the sidewalks. The railway postal aervloe between Portland and IVweburg has been ln erased by an additional helper, making three helper olerks who are now run ning through Eugene. On Thursday of every week one of the extra men la er-t through to Ashland on account of the big mat's going through on that day. The new substitute Is James O Van Gross. RoseburgFlslndealer: General Land Commissioner Blnger Hermann, visit tng his Rnseburg home from the na tional oapltal, says that It Is not hot here, that a person feels like wearing an overooat alter coming to the Paclflo onset from the torrid Eastern climate, With the thermometer 07 In Washing ton, as It was here a few days ago, be says people had to gasp for breath and that the nights are almost as hot ai the days . Grants Paw Courier has the following "Miss Buele Bannard, of Brownsville, baa been employed as a teacher In the hlib school for the oomlng year. Miss Bannard Is a graduate of the Tjnlversl ty of Oregon, Bhe taught In the Rose- burg sobools last year and was re-em ployed for the oomlng year but her aooeptanoe was on oonditlnn, await ing the action of the G rente Pais board. Miss Bannard comes highly reoom minded. " Shoes. Odds and ends In la.llna nxfnnl. ...11.00 Odds aud ends In ohlUlrrus oxfords 60c A large, mil sired, up to-date map of the Uulted Slates and colonies free with a SA.CO purchase of shore as one time. Don't fail ia see cur big iJr.e of new Fell shoes before buying. PERSONAL. Hon L T Hsrrls U In Portland. M R Potts wss a passenger to New port today. C H Park was down from Woe River mines today. David Cherry returned tbls after noon from Newport. L C Bkeels aod H W Dunn are out ing in the mountains. P C Noland sod J P Hayden were down from Creswell todsy. H E Morris was a passenger to Cot tat Grove tbls afternoon. Freak Nlnklln, of Junction City, was la Eugens tbls afternoon. Harry Brebaut, of Cottage Grave, was In tbe city tbls morning. Miss Nellie Btandisb left today for Chicago. Bhe will visit friends In Sa lem. " Mrs Ida Blmpson has returned from a pleasant outing on the upper Mo- Keozle. Alexander Shields arrived yester day to aooept clerkship In B H Friend ly's store. Misses Blanche Batte and Anna Turner went to Mabel ou their wheels yesterday. Mrs Wm Rensbaw and Miss Lulu Rensbaw were afternoon passengers u Newport. Miss Minerva Kyniston returned to Portland tbls afternoon after visiting relatives here. T L Qulner returned to his shingle mill near Cottage Grove on this morn' Ing's ovsrland. Wm Rldgeway and wife left this afternoon for Salem for a week's sojourn with frlende. Cbas Knoche, of Bt Paul, Minn, for merly of tbls olty, will arrive In a day or so to spend a few days here. Claude Sylvester and wife aud Frank Craig and wife returned this afternoon from an outing atO'Dell Lake. Wm Balander and wife, of Portland, arrived this afternoon to visit Wm Morrow and wife for a abort time. Creed O 'Hammond returned last night from the lower Bluslaw country . where he anooeeded In locating a home stead. Walter Hodes, who Is employed by tbe Southern Pad Do Co at Portland, came up last night for a visit with his folks. Mrs Dadley Holland returned to Boise, Idaho, today after spending pleasant vacation with her mother, Mrs J M Shelley. Misses Eva and Grace Roaoh, com ics of A G Hovey whom they have been visiting bsre from Portlrnd, re turned home today. Misses Camilla Carroll and Pearl Park went to Creswell today where they will attend the Banohe-t'eiupliell nuptials this evening. Chester Flsner and Fred Stover, U O students who have been employed by tbe Booth-Kelly Co this summer, oenie down fr m Wendllng last evsn- Ing. Johu Matthews, of Coburg, wss In the olty today taking over a complete outfit of furniture for bis new fine bouse from J W Kays, the furniture man. ' Rneeburg Review : Rev U P Bailey, of Oakland, returned home Monday from JUmlra, Lane oounty, wbere be has been holding servloes for et ut two weeks. Dean Sanderson and wife w nt up to Oreswell tbls afternoon by private con veyanoe. Ho ofllolatee In tbe marriage of Claude Basob, of Bumpter, to MUs Graoe Campbell tbls eveulng. Mies Ora Read, teacher In tbe En gene schools, arrivsd yesterday from Portland wbere she has been ou a oan- Taming trip. Sbe left this afternoon on a pleasure trip to tbe mountains. Asblsnd Tidings: FL Chambers, Miss May Chambers, P E Bnodgrass, Miss Elbe Bnodgrass, Prof R H Dear born, Miss Ada Hendrloke, Mlse Belle Brown and Mrs Amy Dorlty, arrived from Eugene Bslurdsy, and left for Crater Lake Natlmal Park Sunday mornli.g. Mr ami Mrs J A Daufortb, who have been visiting at tbe home of A E Wheeler fir a week, left this afternoon for their home In Iowa. Mr Dan forth thinks there Is no plsce like Oregon end bought 320 acres of oboloe farm land near Eugeue. They will return to live here. Use your sense aud save your dol lars, 260 new skirts, at tbe Racket Store. Tin Ware, Woodenware. 1 tin wash boiler 75C 2 pint tin cups 6c 7 doi wooden (Slothes pins .10o Fruit Jars, Glassware, Etc. 1 doi covered Jelly glasws S5c 1 doa tumbler J50 1 doi Mason Jar caps and rubbers.. .25e i dos fair ar rutibers 1 dos good Jar rubbers 3 do best Jar rubber gJc 1 do pint Mason jar 7v 1 do quart Mason jar 84c 1 do gallon Mason Jar fl o LANECOUNTYW.C. 17 U. CONVENTION Meets Wednesday and Thursday, August 27th and 28th, at Creswell. Special to tae aviso. CBiawi,L, Aug-ut 20. The Lane county convention of tbe Woman's Christian Temperance Union will bold its first session Immediately after tbe arrival ol tbe southbound train, Wed nesday afternoon, August 27lb. Fol lowing is tbe program: UIDNESDAV APTBBNOON. Devotlonals, Mrs E M Alford. Organization. Evening reception at parsonage. THURSDAY MORNING. 8:30 Davotionals, Mrs H M Sbafsr. 6:45 -Reports of local presidents. Reports of department superinten dents: Evangelistic, Mrs Uittlos; Min ers and Lumbermen, L A Barker; Medal Conteite.MU-Eva Chamber! tin; Flower Mission, Miss Anna Howe; 8 T I.Mrs K B Mellon ;Llterature, Miss U Howe; Anti Narcotics, MrsDr Bcblesf. Noontide Prsyer. Intermission. THURSDAY AKTBKNOOM. 1:30-Sunday School Work, Mrs William. Purity, Mrs MoClung. Mothers' Meetings, Mrs M O Howe- Boolal and Red Letter Days.Mrs Eva Wheel. 2:30 President's Address, Mrs E V Wilson. 8 :15 - R -port of Committees. Election nf Offloere, etc EVENING. 8:00-I.eoture. Hotel Arrivals. HOFFMAN. J W Warner, 8 F J Hayden, Portland James Dennis, S F Sam) Collin-, Portland J H Simpson, S F C C Cathey, Cor vail Is Newton Phelps, S F Jaok Casswell, Chicago J Loulston, Portland H P Nuslck, 8 F U O Place, Seattle Jasltamaeya: wf, Chicago F J Miller, Portland ChuC Voling, Dallas A W Brickley Geo A Crux, S F Mrs L Dlmmick, Cottage Grove Alex Shield!, Portland Eitelle Uutchiojon, 8 F W A Sprtngor, Boiton WmFerdon, NY Hattie Gillette, Mucola J E Pelton, Anhlaud R W Newland, Cottage Grove C A Fox, Aberdeen E M Rorenthai; Portland Nellie Stenduh, Chicago J II Wait, Wendlinii Jno Taullian, Wendllng A W Smith, Tortland F H Hunt, 8 V B Hlracb, 8 F -AG Dulmage R H Hardanay C Llvem, Portland ' Amtln Cooni, Walton DB Abehtll, Portland J T IrUh, Wendllng W G Eipey, Portland E V Horneyer, Seattle DBSp.rks, NY M O lllrrl-, Chicago BWWall, Po.Uand A B Croxier, Detroit J K Flynn, Portland Ora E Head Pleurnt Hill Louii Q Gleiy, Portland The Imperial. Cottage Orove, Or. First olaes.Sample mum ouiou reel, well equipped. Rates sx.uu anu s.uu ir dav. Married. At the residence of the bride's parents a. Coburg, Ore8on, Bay, September ... ..... x.o,, uoooins to John Math ev uisun offlolating. The imes ami a fw p,rtcuur f,eD(J, only were present. A number otap. Ptoprlat prewl,t, we receTwli Tn- will rvsldess formerly at Coburg. Rooms for Rent. Jil afn " tet. tall at Dunu'e store. Big Reduction: On the balance of our Silk and Cotton Shirt Waists. MUSTBESOLD AT ONCE. SDlSndw S. H. FRIENDLY. WESTERN OREGON MUST HURRY UP Immigration Literature From Everywhere Else Already in Chicago. i Wo. tarn Or iron should hurry up witb the descriptive psmpblel of tbelr iiiit!ao'' said Travellog Passenger Agent J P Jones, of tbe B P Co, ye . i. if - Tnnji ta makins: one at hi. KnUr official trios in connection witb whloh he is urging more baste in lbs preparation of literature tone tor- warded lo the immigration ur PhlMim. ' "Washington, Eastern uregeo sou California now have their literature In rhleaao." said Mr Jones, "and thou sands of Inquiries are being received a the bureau from prospeotlv Immi grants to ths West, who desire Infor mation additional to toai wnicu iu. namDblets furnish. It should be now In mind that tbe special rate to tbe West go Into efleot on Bepi isi, euu now is the time that people back there are beginning to make up tbelr minds on the proposlUca of coming out West. So you see if Western Oregon would have herself advertised at tne proper oment she sbould not beeltate to for ward her deearlotive literature to Chicago at once, if possible. Several towns throughout Southern Oregon are now printing tbelr pamphlet and in a few days a large conslgnmeul will be aunt Cut. Horn these oeool DP," concluded Mr Jones, ploklng up his grip, and witb an apologetic smile, ne added, "for you ate I am somswhat Interested in Western Oregon my self." Tbe Fonntaine Shows. The show given in the tent by H J Fountains and troupe at the oorner of Sixth and Willamette streets 1 being we'll patronized and will be so during tbe remainder of the week If tbs per formances remain up to tbe present standard. At last night's performance tbe negro and "Silly Billy" specialties were good, tbe moving pictures aod Il lustrated songs were quite well en. joyed and tbe serpentine dance by Mme De La Fountalne was a plsaslng feature. Nei flop f est. Word oomes from Bslsm that small grasshoppers have totally denuded the hop vlnee In part of a yard near Woodburn. There seems to bea plenty of the little pests bnt they do not mul tlply as rapidly as hop-llce and It ta hoped that tbey will beoonSned to the dtstriot Infected. . Murine Is What You Want For Red Eyes, Blurring Eyes, Inflamed Eyes, Floating Spots, Overworked Eyes, Children's Eyes, Itching Eyes, Burning Eyes, Etc., Etc Price 50c Our llltlt booklet "EYE AID" Csa b l id for ths sikinj. M. R. JANNEY, Jeweler and Optician. The HoiisefurnisliB FOR THE RIGHT PRICE Supported bed springs, each - j9 Kitchen treasure tables, the best make, each o ? Excelsior mattress with wool top, each , Prices on all other things accordingly. ." "- Discounts given on all complete house-furnishine outfits. 6 H. CORDON, The Housefurnisher TheUhiversity of Oregoi Eugene, Academy, School of Music, School of Medicioe, School of Law. TUITION FREE Excepting is Schools of Law, Medicioe and Music. (Incidmul I. (10 00, Student Body tax tiM per year.) Cost of livirg from i 100.00 to rT per year. For catalogue addrees Registrar of the University, Cogens, Oregon. UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OV MUSIC. Infant M Glen, A. M., Dean; PUm, b, Rom Mldgley Hollenbeck, (Jneeffy. Gortatowfki, Scharwenka), and Mr Ilia Louis Frazer, (fire yeare with W. G. Nat h): Voice, Mue Eya Btiuno, (King C serrstory, Trabelli Miuio Schooll; Violin, Suiie Fennel 1 Pipes, (Spitzeir, Snkrii Theory, Mile Eva Stiuson, Mrs KoeeMideley Hollenbeck. More Ilk for Oregon. The game wardens of Oregon, Wash ington and California will petition Oiogress for the p aolug of 500 elk in each of these states. These elk are to oome from Yellowstone park, as this park contains over 35,000 of tbem. There are only about 1500 elk In Ore gon and an addition of 500 wonld be beneflolal to these aud tbe general nt. traotlvenes of the state. Letter List, Letters for the following persons re main unoal ed lor at tbe Fugene poet offloe: William Burger, Mrs Jatuee F Bp-d. nan, Pro' J T Harrison, A L Hudklns (8), Mrs Mary E Jones, J H Keunedy, William Platte, Bert Hetel, Qeorve Veatch, E h Varus, E M Wilman. CASTORiA For Infant ua Cnildren 3b Kind Ybu Itr Always Bough- ra the at 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 H Q Miller, Local Agent. University Book Store. 615 Willamette Street. 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 & CHESHIBE. Bonboniere Bakery. wi;f!? ?ool1ie-,ln ' thing ken i ' PtoDTuh-?"4. 1S foods. Special "taf"!? Holden Building, No 640 Willamette H. GORDON, 36 Fast Ninth Street. BOSWELL SPRINGS Enquire at Southern Pacific Railroad office for Special Rates to Boswell Springs Oregon J. W. KAYS' FURNITURE a Embalmers and Frontal DM Day & Henderson, Undtrtild and Embalmers. Cor. Will m Ointments arJ appn', t'im wiU not, w itirely cu j . - i m if was relieve yoa. It rdqutfrji tutarttlriB erfy to remove tb cu ui effect ft pitta & mt ear A tic your dmjist far 3t P jrria's b i Uel.oa eh itibjocV OREGON'S " BLUE RIBBON State Fair Salem Sept. 15th to 20th.j 1902. Yoa are invited to atteod ul ee the greateit lodiutriil position and UrMtock ! erer held on the Faclfic CoMt Good racing STery aftirsoos. Camp ground free. Cm" asd bring your familiet. any information, write Phone Ead55, DUNN SBC :vryi9r-WKJ J v-i ',.- v-a sw,,-.,-. ins '- i y-,