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Daily Eugene Guard
IORSDA.Y - - AUGUSl'21
For
Cigars
JULIUS GOLDSMITH.
BlRU Telephone, m Main I9l.
WEATHER.
Fair this afternoon, night od Fri
day. Cooler toDUht.
Heals,
eaivmia.
0 8 Karrow notary publlo.
Colller'a white lead tbe beat.
Feed and groceries at Wblte'l.
(J 8 Farrow & Co Are Insurance,
Dr Lowe oculo-optlolan Eugene.
J O Watta, graduate optlolaa, Eu
Bene.
V a Farrow Implement and machi
nery. Buy a refrigerator end keep cool,
Eayr Fuhnitohb Co,
When yon waat fruit Jare call up
Mala 56-1.
Go to Groea for fruit Jan, tbey are
ob eaper than ever,
rloreen doora and wlndowa at Lough
mlllor 4 Peter's.
New goods arrive every day prloee
will nult your purse. Raoket.
When you want fruit Jare go to
headquarters, J U Green & Bona.
Hoe Kaya for speolal prices on tent
and oamp furniture.
LIsk tin ware, guaranteed for S yean
, Chambers Hardware.
A landslide In prloea of photograpblo
work at the Welder Studio.
' Dollar a dozen for oablnet photos at
the Welder Htudlo for a short time
only.
We have 200 new wrappers worth
91.50 we are selling; for 91.10. Raoket.
Three dozen stamp photos for 25i) at
the Welder Htudlo, oorner eleventh and
Willamette.
We have Just received over 14,000
yards of now outino i-lannul
Raoket.
Gut a washing machine and save
your wife's strength. Ohaiubrrs'Hard
ware baa tbetn.
Why pay 13.60 or H for a poorly
made household treasure table wbti
you oan gel the beat table made fot
13.35 at Day A Uenrter-ou's.
, Physiology says we should take one
bath a year whether, we need It or not i
Myatook of bath tub. la oomplete
Cal and se them. Will M Morrov
plumbing and aheet metal work.
Dr. (tog an InYentor.
Uregonlan t Or S F Ong, of Wend.
Iluir, Laneoouiily, lathe Inventor of
a dovloe oaloulatea to prevent accident
through an uncertain awltoh signal or
tarcct. It will not show "safe" until
the witch Is actually looked In place
the raining and lowering of the look
Uvt rather than the throwing of the
awlou actuating the signal. The or.
dlim y signal Is actuated by throwing
tbe ewltoh and the awltoh may be
tampered with, aud the algnal wl'l
show largely "safe." The OltaNIi
mn lug a trial of tbe new devloa to
test lie merit. It may be attatohed to
any ordinary awltoh post.
New Today.
FOUND.-A brand new pair of work
lug gloves found. Owner oan have
anine by o alllug at this oflloe aud
pyuig fur this nntloe.
hOf I', A bangle braoelet with arjutn.
h.-r of lilrnd-lilp hearts atiatehed.
Le.tveat ClUAKDnffoe and receive
regard.
Groceries.
lb K 0 Baking Powder 20c
&1 Ib beet oane sugar $1,00
1 Ib good uuoolored Japan tea 85o
An exeoellent roast eoflee , 5o
1 Ib lemon oakea.,.,, po
We bare a few lib packaged
of washing powder for , So
Tobacco.
1 p'ug Ba'tle ax tobacco 35o
1 lb mar, Hnrnmhoe, Sawlog or
Climax tobacco 45
pkga Red Bell 't33o
6 pkga Dixie Queen aao
1 Ib Pom per flue cut chew tobacco.. .45c
8 Cbllds or Export cigars 10o
Ax Billy's Departnent Store.
Brevities.
Tbe steam radiators were located in
Tbe emeede today.
The Fountalnetented shows continue
to draw good orowds.
Experienced bicycle repairman now
at Chambers' Hardware.
Uuardie MorrU is now employed In
H Broders' meat market at Albany.
Fly screen doora and windows fit
ny opening. Chambers Hardwaie.
Beet woven wire mattress, center
.upporled, for $2 25 at Day & Mender-
sou's.
This would be a well shod commu
nity If everybody wore our shoes.
Racket.
Posts and shingles.
Chambers Hardware.
Bee onr new line of $10, (13.50, 114
and (16 bedroom seta. Day A Hen
derson.
The lusoloas California Sweetwater
and Mlstlon grapes are aeen In tbe
market.
Machine oil that's good.
Chambers Hardware,
Workmen oommanoed cementing
tbe ezlerlur of the Schneider block to
day. Use your sense and save your dol
lars, 260 new skirts, at tbe Racket
Store.
Beala' weather foreoast for today
came near materializing In the prom
ised showers.
Workmen commence tomorrow to
paint the roof of tbe armory and Day
4 Henderson's furniture store.
A dozen Chinamen arrived today
lo the oily en route to tbe Hloalaw to
work In tbe cannery at Flore oe.
40 second-band bugglea, carta and
wagons. Many good and some do
good. Prloea very low.
Chambers Hardware.
A patent ohurn was exhibited to an
Interested crowd lu front of Wilson's
grooery this afternon, It makes but
ter lu an average of 8 mluutea,
Wheu you buy a Crescent bloyole
you know you are alwaya ready to
Htart, You can depend un a Cresoenl
riee tbem at Chambers Hardware,
Nine workmen were killed, five are
missing and four badly Injured bv an
explosion In the steel digesters In tbe
pulp mill at Wilmington, Delaware,
yesterday.
A dlnpatoh from Joseph, Or, says:
The body of Frai k Kirklaud, who was
drowned near here on Ba urday, was
brought to thin place and burled yes
terday. The young man v. as a son of
Alex Klrklutid, a well knowu Wallowa
amok man.
Boise News: Rev J 8 McCain, who
has been pastor of tbe M Eobuiohet
ejhiwhone for tbe past year, Is In the
olty today. He Is preparing to return
to Med ford, Ore, where his wife was
uompell-d to go some time alnoe for
the benefit of ber health.
The two residences bt log constructed
on the lot formerly a part of Central
ohonl grounds at Eleventh aud Will.
ineite alreeta are tbe properly of E J
liow, Ihe prosperous farmer south ol
he oily. Contractor Fleeman Is doing
the work. Tbey are for renting purp
ishs and It la understood that one Is
4ready engaged. (
MUa (Vrrle George, of Medford, for
Hi' rly el E igeueaud Hprlnglleld, stood
nird lu a vuMi g oonteat concluded b)
the Medford Orionlan for the mii
mipular young lady In Southern Ore.
nn, MIssBylvIa Hazel rtoelted tbe
largest number of votes. She will
petid a week at Newport at tbe ex
pense of the newspaper.
Lou Hoselton, wboconduots a saw-
m il about five miles seuthweat of
Crow on Panther creek, oame In from
there yss'erday and returned borne
this afternoon. Mr Hoselton settled
at hie present home 13 years ago heo
ihe limber and brush were as thick as
at any plaoe lu the mountains sur
rounding. By hard work and per.
sovereuoe he baa cleared ol a Que little
farm, ralsltig a great abnndanoe of bay
for his atock besides having one of the
finest gardens lo the oouuty, Mr
Hoeeltpn has a splendid Utile sawmill
and It keeps him more them busy to
911 bla ordeia.
New Laundry Machinery.
The Eugene Hteaui Laundry baa
added a Una body Ironer, the latest
Improvement lu laundry maohluery.
Theoostwas $176. It Irons mob arti
cle, as i able dot be, sheets, eto quickly
aud effectively.
Shoes.
Odds aud ends lu ladles oxfords ...$1.00
Odds aud ends In chlldrens oxfnrda 60c
A large, full sired, up to-date map of
the United States and colonlee free m lib
a $3.C0 purchase of shore at one lime.
Doi.'t fall to see our big Hut of new
Fall sboea before buy lug.
Personals.
II Bvarverud baa returned from
Roeeburg.
F A Rankin la on a buslnees trip out
toward Saginaw.
J H Frederick returned ibis morning
from Cottage Grove.
Wm Breutner, the Coborg merchant
waa lu tbe city today.
Cbaa Cochran came over from the
Uroe this afternoon. '
Mine Marie Ware returned this
uiurnlng from Rjseburg.
Mrs N B Fi itchett waa a passenger
to Rueeburg this afternoon.
Mrs Herrea and Mrs Ruble, of
JudoiIou City, are In Eugene.
Mrs Sontt Morris returned this after
noon after a visit ber with friends.
Enoch Coleman of Coburg Is reported
uoh Improved from bis rheumatism
Mrs Algeo Dixon and daughter, of
Coburg were ib Eugene this morning.
Misses Jennie and Lela Jennings re
turned from Crescent lake last even
ing. Mies Emma Bennett left for Salem
this afternoon to visit friends a short
time.
Mia J W Harris and daughter oame
home this afternoon from Cottage
Qrove.
Mra J E Andrews returned borne to
Corvallla today after a brief visit with
relatives bere.
Tboe M Mullholland, of Junotion
City waa In Eugene today, returning
this afternoon.
Mr and Mra 8 M Titus returned
tbls afternoon from a very pleasant
outing at Sodaville.
Mrs M E Ransom and daughter re
turned tbls afternoon from an extend
ed visit at Creswell,
Cbaa Eooobe formerly of Eugene,
arrived from Bt Paul thli afternoon,
to spend a short vacation here.
Glen Wlmberor, who has been sup.
plying for Geo Taylor In tbe W U offio ,
returned home to Drain today.
Mrs Davidson who baa been a
guest of J R Bay and wife for a week,
returned today to ber borne in Cottage
Grove.
Otto KauSman, candy maker In
Smiths Berber's candy faotory, le
expected borne from bis mountain out
ing shortly.
Misses Norm i Hendricks, Pearl and
Jessie Park returned tbls afternoon
from tbe Baeobe-Oampbell wedding at
Creswell last night.
Today's Oregonlan: William M
Renehaw, proprietor of the Eugene
Hotel,. Eugene, is In tbe city accom
panied by bis family.
Salem Journal: Mrs Mao H Wallaoe
and son Donald, of Eugene, wbo bavt
been visiting at the home of 0 A Park,
In tbls olty have gone to Portland.
Professor and MrsHtraub and daugh
ter, Miss Leila, and Prof Young re
turned tbla afternoon from Sodaville
where they bave spent a few weeks.
Mr and Mrs WG Westaoott, A run
Htrong and daniihter and R H We.ta
oott, of Salem, were In Eugene today
on their way home from Foley
Springs.
Superintendent of City Schools A F
Bechdnlt arrived lo Eugene on this
uiornli g'a overland from Washington
where be bas been spending the sum
mer with relatives.
Mrs R M Pratt, daughter Ruby,
Miss Grsoe Mount and Earl Mount
returned yesterday from an outln st
McKenale Bridge. Mies Mount who
has been quitelll Is recovering slowly.
Rapid Growtbof Telepbone System
The growth of tbe telephone bUBines
In Eugene baa been enormous tble
summer. There la but one vaeae,'
number on tbe present awltoh and In
all probability req'ieste tor 'phones will
bave to be refused until tbe company
moves Its oflloe to the new Rone)
block on West Eighth street Septem
ber 1st. Then ample acoommodatloue
will be arranged. Three operators be
sides tbe mauager will be employed
and plerty of room bad f r a oommo
dlous office.
Change in Plans.
The -plan for the front of Hotel
Smeede haa been changed from the
original. The old stairway door will
be cl sd and (brand new front pat In,
enlarging tbe windows and placing
the main entrance exao'ly In the cen
ter of the front. Tbe obange add.
materially In the looks of the hotel
Tin Ware, Woodenware.
1 tin wah boiler 750
2 pint tin oupa 5,,
7 dox wooden clothes pint 10o
Fruit Jars, Glassware, Etc.
1 doi covered Jelly glasses 85o
1 doa tumblers jj,,
1 dei Maeon Jar rape and lutib. r...25c
4 dox fair ar runners 5,.
1 doa good Jar rubbers.-.. 5c
3 dm best Jar rubbers 25c
1 dot pint Uaeon ara ;jo
I dot sjuart Maeon Jars gj,,
1 doa J gallon Maeonjara $110
DEATH OF A. H.
TALIAFER0
Passed Away at His Home on East
Third Street After a Short
Illness.
A. H. Talia.'ero died this morning at
Ave o'cl'Wk af er a week's illness from
a oomi lioation r.f Ildk aud liver com-
Dialota at his hum at 187 Et Tblro
street, aged 64 years He has been a
resident of Eugene foi fourteen jeare,
baving come from North Carolina In
1888. He waa an boueet. bard work-
ing man, the death of w.m removes
a good citizen from our midat.
Tbe deceased leaves a widow, son
and daughter at home at present. N.
B. Tall ero, of Natron, was a brother
and Mrs J. R Stuart, of Albany, and
Mrs. i, Siuan.of Mobawk, were sis
ters. 'Ibeee will atleud tbe funeral
services which will be oooduoted from
tbe residence next Batuiday. Tbe de
oeaaed was a member of no lodge.
Zion News.
Boeelal to the Guard.
Zion, Aug 17. Fred Parker and
wife, ace muauled by John Parker,
Ruble Huntaker-and Emma Holt,
left bere one day last week for an out.
Ing at Odell Lake.
Tboe Hun-aker waa seen mixing
mortar for a flrepl.oe In bis new kttoh
eu or dining room,, rather. He baa
bis building neatly completed.
Joel Addington's dwelling is moving
along quite rapidly under tbe skillful
management of Mr MoBee.
Mrs Llllle Viuoeut la visiting wltb
Al Mayo aud friends in Ztou. Her
home Is lu Elgin, Oregon.
Mr Mooney is hauling hay to tbe
farm recently purchased of William
Preston
Tbos Maloy and Ed Griffin made
Zlou a short visit Saturday.
The mall management as oonduoted
by O M Parker Is runulng very satis-
f.oturily. All eeem to be well pleased
Mrs Laura Haekell and daughters
of Creswell, visited at the home of her
sister, Mre Tbos Hunsaker, several
days lat week.
Minstrels Coming.
Eugene opera houBe one night, Aug
28. Sweeuey Alvldo Minstrels au
organization now on Its third annual
tour, Introducing an olio which is
made up of reuognized artists of ability.
Notanle among whum are RoHOoedt
Hiuih, musical kings, tbe Howarda,
aiuglua auddauclnKOomedlaus; Frank
Fay, the funny comedian ; Ouillo Ro-
outtl, operatic tenor in 'llualrated
songs; tbe Vuldxres, tbe wonderful ao-
robais. Our uouieUlans are tbe beat;
our singers and other novelties wt
uave in oner we cau guarantee
to pre-eut only a Hist olass pel-
rnrmauoe. Prof Maurer's baud aud
orohe.tra are ihe floral minstrel bauo
and oroheetra on tue road, Tbe su
perb orcbe tra Is noted for Its efficient
aololsla. Tbere will os a noonday pa
rade by uieuibeis of Sweeney Alvido
MIUBtels on tbeir arrival in your city.
An Efficient Official.
Eugene has a man to whom aha
owes a great deal. Ii Is our street
ooiuujiioiier, j f Turner. He at
teuda to buaiuooe. Tbe good uoudltieu
of crossings aud sluewalks, tbe clean
streets, absence of refuse, plies of old
lumber and other eyesores to whloh
other cities are acuunuinori Hn
mostly to the faithful performance of
our hi reel commissioner' uuty. Eu
geue's pride lu Willamette street oan
be oredited to J P, aud the lhaukB
and support of oitlzeua are his.
President CamptelT
President C'ampbellof the University
paaeed througb Eugene tbls afteruoon
euroute from Newport, wbere he has
been ruatliatlug, to Riddle. He bad
uotblug of importance to say oon.
oerulug tbe Uutverslty. He anticipates
a heavy atteudanoe and Is ceaseless lu
hlaellons for tbe advancement of the
Interests of the Uulveralty.
League Baseball.
At Butte: Butte 0, Portland 5. At
Helena: Helena 14, Heal tie 8. At Ta
foma: Taonma 9, Spokane 3.
Big Reduction:
On the
balance of our
Silk and Cotton
Shirt Waists.
MUST RE SOLD AT ONCE.
See Window
Display . . .
S. Ii.
CWinary.
George W Humphrey waa born In
Philadelphia, Peno, Jan lat, 1837, aud
hi. h.m, it Fall Creak. Ore-
gon, Aogost 14, 1W2. When about 13
years of age be moveo wnn on
to Iowa, where he lived about three
yeare. Hs tben spent several years on
tbe plains and In California and own
to Oregon In 1SS4. He enlisted In tbe
srmy In 1863, serving In Company A,
l.r CWnn PavalrV. He WM dl-
charged with the regiment at Fori
tr.,, in 1866 He then returned
!. ,..n ininitv where be waa mar-
l . ..... w r Nnhlu
rled in 187U to ansa marjr j J...-,
daughter of Mr aud Mrs Orln Noble,
pioneers of 1863. In 1871 tbey moved
to Fall Creek, where they bava sine
resided.
Mr Humphrey waa the father of
twelve children, ten of whom are now
living, two eons baving died seversl
years ago.
He was converted July 28, 1861, at a
camp meeting in Butter oouoty, Cali
fornia He united with tbe at E
cburob and baa lived a oonilsteul
member up to bia death. He leaves a
best of friends to mourn his loss.
COB
Hotel Arrivals.
H0FFM4H.
L O Clark, Portland
Dr A J Oieey, Portland
F T Niokllo, Junotion
J E Young, Cottage Grove
J B Baldwin, Portland
Henry Deohent, B F
W W Clayton, Portland
Albert A Dlsqua, Balem
J F Wright
Mlas Cooper, Balem
Mra E Herrou, Junotion
Miss Ruble, Junotion
N H Witbea
Paul D Walsh Ohio
A E Aluert, Indiana
L E Mainprise, Ban F
R J Hammer, Portland
D D Smith
W B B anohard, Brownsville
Lansing Btout, Portland
Miss Buaan Soott, Portland
BAD Peter, Portland
Mra Emma Porter, Seattle
Lemuel Euelloott, Harrlsburg
Cbaa B Knoohe, Bt Panl
The Imperial.
Cottage Qrove, Or, First olasa.gamplt
room 30x50 feet, well equipped. Rates
$1.00 and $2.00 per dav.
Fined Two Dollars.
H Page, a newcomer In Eugene was
taken up lastnigbt for riding sidewalks
on a wbeel after dark. He appeand
before Judge Dorrla tbis morning and
pa'd tbe nilnumum Hoe of $2.
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
Ou- little booklet
"EYE AID"
Can be had for the aiklnj.
M. R. JANNEY,
Jeweler and Optician.
FRIENDLY.
Tie Honsetaisk!
FOR THE KIGHT PRICE
Rnnnnrtfld bed BDHDes. each
VitnUor, trrisiaiirn tjihlps. tho hoar, mol-a '1 2.0
xi.iia.uu.. w eacil .. 0,
Excelsior mattress with wool top, each r
Prices on all other things accordingly.
Discounts given on all complete house-furciahiri"
outfits. 0
H. GORDON,
The Housefurnisher
The University of Grew
Eugene,
Tne tint lemeiter, tension iyi-rf. opens Wednesday, September 17 Th.ui J
ahonlaanrl . Anmnn.arl in 4-1.. TTn.' trt f . Cl J u V 1",CPi
Literature, Science and Arts, College of Sri nee and KoKineeriog UnjnJ
Academy, School of Music, School of Mediciua, School of Law. n
TUITION FREE! Excepting In Schoolf of Law. Medicine and Mtwin. iim-u.
$10 00, Student Ba.ty tx $2.50 per year.) Cost of living from $100.00 to SJ
f" Js a wvsvBu suuuaw
Registrar of the University,
Tiugene, OregoD.
UNIVERSITY 8CHOOL OF MUSIC Irvine M Glen, A. 11., Dew- Pi.,, d
Louis Fraier, (fiye years with W. G. Na.h); Voicar Mua ii.a Mtlmon, (Kiiiftl
aarrstory, 'I rebelli Music School); Violin, Suaie Fenuell Pipes, (8pitaier, Splai,
Once More.
Tbe Cnrvallls a, Kaaiern Eailroad
Co,, recognizing tho value of a day's
recreation aud relaxation to the busy
merchant, tbe overworked clerk and
tbe toil-worn farmer, and knowing
tbat both bralu and musole will be re
freshed and Mreng tinned by a visit to
tbe briny deep, bave deolded to run
another of tbeir popular Sunday ex
cursions from Albany, Corvallis and
all points went of Newport on Hunda.
Aug 24, 1902, leaving Albany at 7:00 a
m, and Corvallla at 7:30. Returning
leave Newport at 5:30 p m.
Tbis will probably be the lant excur
sion of tbe season, and tbe low fare nf
$1 60 from Albann, Corvallis and Phil
omath bHs placed it within the reach
of all. Tbe numerous attractions at
Newport are too well known to need
further ralteratlon; auffice it to esy,
tbat tbe celebrated Chemawa Xnd an
band of 24 pieces aud tbe Balem mili
tary baud of 16 piece", both of whlob
will discourse musio during the day,
wi.l make the trip a pleoaant one and
all will come home from tbe excursion
feeling tbey bave received a new lease
ot life and with renewed energy to re
sum' tbeir dally Bvooatlons
Don't forge., the date, Sunday, Aug
24, 1902, and tbat the fare Is only $1.50.
Tins may be your last ohanoe, so take
advantage of It while you cau.
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Sept. 15th to 20th.1,
1902.
You ara invited to attend i1
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poaltion and llTto4
ever held on the Pacified"
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