Daily Eugene guard., August 22, 1902, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
FRIDAY -
AUG US i 22
For
Cigars
JULIUS GOLDSMITH.
GUARD Telephone, No-Main 191
WEATHER.
Fair loDlght and Haturday.
Beaiji,
ssivmis.
C 8 Karrow notary public
Colller'i wblte lead the beat,
feed and groceries at White'!,
C 8 Farrow & Co fire Insurance,
Dr Lowe ooulo-optloian Eugene.
J O Watts, graduate optlolan,
Ed
ttene.
(' a Farrow Implements and machi
nery. A landslide In prion of puotographlo
work at the Welder Studio.
New gooda arrive every day prloes
will suit your puree. Itaoket.
Buy a refrigerator and keep oool.
Kavs Fuhnituhb Co.
Whnn yon want fruit Jan call op
Main 35-1.
Go to Green for fruit Jars, they are
cheaper tban ever.
Horeen doors and windows at Lough
miller & Peter's.
When you want fruit Jars go to
headquarters, J U Green & tons.
Bee Kays for spools! prloes oa tents
and oamp furniture.
We have 200 new wrappers worth
11.60 ws are selling for $1.10. Banket.
Dollar a dozen for cublott photos at
the Welder Hturtlo for a short time
only.
Bee our new line of $10, $12.60, M
and 16 bedroom sets, !y & Heu
demon.
Baolna buggies stand the test for
hard aervltw. Chambers Hardware bar
thsiti.
This would be a well shod oommQ.
nlty If everybody wore our shoes.
Itaoket.
Beet woven wire mattress, oentvi
supported, for (2 26 at Day A Heuder
son's.
Three (logon stamp photos for 2So
the Welder Studio, oorner Beventli kui
Willamette.
Wo have Just received over 14.CHK
yards of new outino klannk
Racket.
wuypay3.6U or 4 for a poori
made nouaebulu treasure table whei
you oau get the best table made fin
3.V, at Day A Henderson's.
ruysiomgy says we should take tide
bntb a year whether we need It or not
My slock of bath tuba la complete,
Uu'l aud see tbem. Will U Morrow
pluinbllig and sheet metal work.
S. P.'s Big ImproTement.
J I was announced on Wall street
Hiurday that the Southern Paolflo
Bnilroed directors had asked far au
thority to Ipbus 100 000,090 of bonds to
Improve their property, The aotlou
ex. Mus the reoentadvanoe lu slock of
tin road. Of Ibis vast sum Eugene
ami this division will undoubtedly
ootnelufor a share of the Iruprove-
in-tup.
Shatters oil Records.
Taloein hospital, K A Gulledge.
Vernena, Ala, paid a vast sum to doctor-
to cure a severe case of piles, cans
In, U tumors. When all failed Buck
leu'. Artiloa Halve cured hlin. Bub
due. iullatuallon, conquers aches, kills
pali . Heat salve lu the world. S5o at
W 1, DeLann'a drug store.
Groceries.
lb K C Baking Powder 20c
21 lb best cane sugar ll.oo
1 lb good unoolored Japan tea 85o
An exeoellent roast eoflee ifo
1 lb lemon cakes Joo
We -till have a tew lib packages)
of washing powder for 6c
Tobacco.
1 plug Battle Ax tobacco jjo
1 lu Btar, Horseshoe, Haw log or
Climax tobacco
6 pkg Bed Bell aj,
6 pkgs Dixie Queen j&o
1 lb Poinper flue cut chew lobaroo...45o
8 Chllds or Export olgars I0o
Ax Billy
BreYlties-
Use your sense and save your dol
lars, 260 new skirts, at the Backet
Store,
Extras for every old mower or binder.
Gel them early at Chambers Hard
ware.
TheWK P Lwlll meet with Mrs
Mary Gray at Eat Eleventh and Oak
streets tomorrow at 2:30 o'clock.
40 second-hand buggies, carts and
wagons. Many gooa ana some nu
good. Prices very low.
Chambers Hardware.
Letter Toiler baa resigned bis posi
tion In D Matlock's store and will
commence work In Ax Billy's depart
ment store tomorrow.
There Is a postal card mailed at Salsm
and addresf-ed to M L Hanson, care of
the Guard, at this uflloe. The ad
dressee will pl-ate call aud get It. -
New slock of furniture Joat put In, a
prloes tbat you can anord to fix np
nice. Call aud examine.
Chambers Hardware.
"Uncle Tori'i Cabin" Is billed to
appear In Eugnne next Wednesday
venlng. Augunt 27, under the man-
Hgement of the Warren Day Company
They will show In their own tent.
John Kestler, recently from Wlsoon-
In, bas purchased six lots In Bprlng-
Bold and will soon do some building
over there. He went over this morn-
ng to attend to details of the purchase.
Prof Sneeden, the new prlnolpal of
the High Bobool, will arrive in Eugene
o about ten days. Prof Beobdolt
lound new testimony of the gentle
man's ability and worth as a man and
tesouer while In Washington. A
former oircnlt Juege of Prof Hoeeden's
home spoke very highly of blm.
Notable Visitor Here.
LATreppard arrived this morning
from San Francleoo, accompanied by
Mary L Treppard and BeUle Graves,
to visit bis old Tenuessee school mates
and chums, B F and Geo B Dorrls.
They have not seen eaob other for 60
years and the reunion was most pleas
ant. Mr Treppard Is a man of great
experlenoe. Hooime to California in
49, made his fortune, returned to his
home In Teunessee aud has been
prominent In state affairs for a num
ber of years. He was a pall-bearer at
at the fa nor a 1 of President Andrew
Jaokenn. Hon Geo B Dorrls and Mr
Treppard learned the tin-can trade to
gether and Mr Treppard says that bli
chum could mane 24 dozen pint cups a
day when 18 dozen was an average
day's work. Thus do we find new
laurels to add to the fame of our honored
oillzen.
Mr Treppard and party will be the
guests ot Mr Dorrls for a few days,
Sues for Divorce.
Marola E Johnson has sued Ghaunoy
B Johnson In the Lnne county circuit
oourt fur divorce, Her complaint at
legea as follow: That they wsre
married In Lane county Maroli 21
1001 1 that there Is no Issue of s ild
Marriage; that said detendniit left aim
ihamloued the said plaintiff abnu
May 28. 10-2, and has not lived with
'UltHifl sinue; thai 'mid defendant has
rested plaintiff linrahly and cruelly
lu that defendant, during all their
married life has failed, neglected an
r.'fu-d to suppci't plaintiff, although
financially able to do so; that dur
log the marriage of the couple the
plaintiff has earned and ftirnlehed all
Her support for herself and defendan
by taking lu washing, selling butter
aud eggs; that plaintiff has alway
treated defendant with kindness aud
afleotlon, etc J J Walton Is the at'
lorney for Mrs Johnson.
Funeral Today.
The body of Mies Anna Morden ar
rived on the 2:08 train this afternoon
from Castle Bock, Washington, and
was met at the train by a large oon
course of friends who escorted tl
remains to the M E church, Bev
B F Rowland conducted I he Impressive
nervloes, assisted by the Order of Eaal
ern Btar. Many pretty floral tributes
were placed on the ooffln. Inter
ment was made lu Masoulo cemetery
League Baseball.
Atltutlet llulte 9, Portland 2. A
Tacoma: Bpokana 4, TaoomaS. At
Helena: Helena 11 Beallle 3.
Shoes.
Odds and ends lu ladles oxfords ...S1.P
Odds and ends in child Pens oxforda 60c
A large, full alsed, up todale map of
the United Btat aud colnules free with
a JS.00 purchase at shoe at one time.
Don't fall to em our big Una of new
Fall shoes before baying.
s Department Store.
Personals.
MrsEO'lobey is visiting relatives
at Halsey.
Tommy Wheeler was down from
Baglnaw today.
E O Tobsy made a timber trip to the
Bluslaw yesterdsy.
Sheriff W W Withers was a passen
ger to Balem today.
B W Newland arrived Ibis afternoon
from ( ottage Grove.
Glen ubeseman returned from
Wendllng last evening.
L N Boney and wife are taking au
outing at Bwell Springs.
B M MoMurpbey was a passenger to
points north this afternoon.
J W B Bertcb and family arrived
this afternoon from Colorado.
J O Watts will be absent from bla
optician office until Wednesday,
August 27.
John Wltbrow went to Portland on
the early train this morning. He will
return tonight.
Mrs U B Cbrl man and son, Chest- r
are Dome from a., outing at siie upper
ejantlam resorts.
Judge H K Klnoaid bag returned
from a trip through Washington and
British Columbia.
Leonard Straight and Frank Loomla
returned .rom a week's outing at Foley
Springs yesterday.
Becorder Dorrls left on the stsge for
the Blue Blver mines Ibis morning to
be gone several days.
Bev B F Rowland and family re
turned last evening from their sum
mer stay at Foley Springs.
Mrs B B Taylor today returned to
Ban Francisco after a visit with her
parents, Mr and Mrs J H Thompson.
Mrs Emma Porter, guest of Miss
Marie Ware for the past week from
Portland, returned to her borne today.
Prof F 8 Dunu leaves lu tbe morn-
lug for Portland where hie wife Joins
him next week to accompany blm
East.
Mrs Drew Griffin returned this
morning from Good Samaritan hospi
tal, Portland, entirely reoovered in
health.
J F Batcbeler, tbe well known rep
resentative of tbe Seth Thomas olock
works, Is making bis regular visit to
Eugene.
Mrs Frank A Ware of Pendleton ar
rived this afternoon to spend a few
days with her eister-ln-law here, Miss
Marie Ware,
Lemuel Endloott, bop grower from
Harrliburg, Is In the city looking for
hop pickers. There is a svarolty of
unoontraoted bands,
Yesterday's Albany Democrat: Mies
Ennle Btuart, of Eugene, returned
home today, aooompanled by Mre J B
Btuart and son, of this olty.
Hon B A Booth left lor Ban Fran
olaon this afternoon on a business trip.
He was aooompanled as far as Grants
Pass by his wife and family.
Ashland Beoord : Carl Baunlimau,
of Lane onunty, came to Ashland last
week and bas arranged to attend the
Normal school the conilng year
Jaok Beobdolt, son of Superintendent
Beobdolt, bas been reporting on the
Be tile Post Intelllgenoer during the
summer. He will attend High Bohnol
bere this year.
Or nits P.tes Courier: Miss Myrtle
Henahaw and brother, Ellis, who have
been visiting frlsnds at jsugene for
some time, returned to their home at
Grants Pass last week,
Prof G L Harwood was In town from
Junotlon City today. He will leave
about next Wedneeday lor Lexington,
Morrow oounty, where he will teach
school during the oomlng autumn and
winter.
lesteiday's Salem Journal: Albert
D'so,ue has gone to Mapleton, Lane
oounty, to Join Mrs Dlsque lu a visit
to friends Miss Marls Ware, of Eu
gene, was a Salem visitor Wedneeday
evening, returning home this moru
Ing.
Harry Dunbar, bookkeeper for the
Booth-Kelly Company, returned this
morning from a two weeks' vacation
He visited Halt Lakd'uy, Ban Fran
olsco aud Intermediate points. He was
aooompanled Ly Mr CUmeus,uf brants
Pass.
Kenneth Miller relumed from Port-
Isnd this morning. His father, Hon
H B Miller, mother and sister, Miss
Laura, will arrive lu Eugene next
Wedndeaday. Kenneth also visited
Cbaa Griffin at ths hospital and f.'Und
him In good spirits. He could betid
bis knee a little.
Tin Ware, Woodenware.
1 tin wash boiler 750
2 pint tin oupe 5,.
' aoi wooden clothes pins 10o
Fruit Jar, Glassware, Etc.
1 dos covered Jelly gl
I do tumbler ,
Soe
1 dn Uaaonjar caps end iubi..ra...25e
X doi fair ar runner 5.,
.j . .
1 uus gooo. jar rubbers v
3 do beet Jar rubbers 2J.
I doi pint Masou ar 75C
I doi sjuart Mason )ar gs0
1 dot (gallon Mason Jam Si 10
DIED FROM A
PARALYTIC STROKE
William West Passed Away
at
Pleasant Hill Yesterday
Afternoon.
William West, for 18 years an hon
ored citizen and resident of Pleasant
Hill, yesterday afteruoou at the ripe
old age of 82 jeare, 11 month and 13
daye, succumbed t.i so attack of pa
ralogia which his aire orevented blm
from enduring. The deceased oame
with bis family from Canada In 1884,
locating at Pleasant Hill immediately.
Re was born in Bootland In 1819 and
orossed tbe waters when 20 years of
age. He was tbe faiber of John and
William West, of Ween Bros' Livery
diebleof Eugene. Beelde theBesons
bis widow, four daughters, Meadsmes
J&nu Elmhirat an d Lizzie Short, of
Canada; Anna Walker and Mary
Bristow, of Pl-aaaut Hill; and another
son, David, who Is alao Jin Canada sur
Vive him.
Bev D tJ Kellenia, pastor of the
Chrlatian church of Pleasant Hill,
oonduoted tbe funeral services today at
2 o'clock at tbe home. Interment be
made In tbe Pleasant Hllloemetery.
Letter From Superintendent,
Following is a letter from the sa
perlntendeut of tbe Good eainsratln
Hospital of Portland concerning the
caseofCbas Griffin which we men
tioned a few days ago. Tbe explana
tion concerning druiiB used Is gladly
received. As Btated yesterday the
article referreed to does not necessarily
Imply ontloism of any pbyaloians con
neoted with tbe case. Following Is
the letter:
Portland, Ore, Aug 20, 1902.
To the Editor: Our attention be
ing culled to a short article appearing
recently lu the oolumos of ycur paper
In regard to the sickness of Charles
Griffin of yourclty, we are anxious to
oorreot the Impression tbat we bad
orltloleed the treatment which bad
been pursued by bla former medical
attendants. The members of our staff
who examined MrUriflln are coufl
dent that bis oase could not have been
handled with other or leas drugs aud
look upon his condition now as a very
anueual aud perplexing one. We are
pleased toanuouoce tbat be is slowly
lmproviug but hardly hope for other
than a slow convalescence.
MK3 Emma J Wakeman.
Bupt. Good Bainarltau Hospital,
Hotel Arrivals.
HUFFMAN
F A Treppard, Nashville, Tenn
Mary L Treppard, NaBhville, Tenn
Bettle Graves, Nashville, Tenn
Arra Oeburu, (.'reeton, la
J C Morrison, Cretton, la
T E Morrison, Crouiwlll, la
W C Bunders, Portland
W H Groat, B F
B K Gardner, Poriliud
K C Miller, blue Blver
W W MuAnhur, Eugene
Ida Talbot, Luoky Boy
Mrs . ilhe Talbott, Lucky Boy
F ripeucer Brown, Ban Fran
Alloe Rwift, PleaBaut Hill
A 0 Lawrence, Portland
John Howie, PorlUud
JaaBBtiu ey & wf, Cbiuago
G W Wooloy, Diala
A G Sawyer, Hoquui n
J B Bier, H q;niu
J Q Din. els, Portland
G W Brown, Sew York
J L Puudleioti, Cat
The Imperial.
Cottage Grove, Or. First olass.SampIe
nwu 80x50 feet, well equipped. Bates
1.00 and $2.00 per dav.
Funeral Notice.
The funeral of A H Tallafero will be
held tomorrow mornlug at 10:80
o'olo.k at the family resldeuoe, 187
East Third street. Burial will be
made In the Maaonio cemetery.
Friends of the family are Invited to
attend.
For Sale.
Heavy horse, about 1400 pounds,
and a lot of oaib straw for sale. Inquire
of A C Mathews, ooruer Fourth and
Madison.
Big Reductions
On the
balance of our
Silk and Cotton
Shirt Waists.
MUST BFSOLD AT ONCE.
See Window
Display . . .
S. H.
HARRY WRIGHT NOT
IN LANE COUNTY
Thorough Investigation Made of
Report That He Was Ift Wolf
Creek Country.
lima an the GUARD gave pub
licity to tbe report from the Wolf
Creek country, about 2b miles west of
17 iir an a thftt Harrv Wright, the SX
onnvlot, who Is waoted on suspicion of
havmn aided Tracy aod Merrill In e
oaplngfr'in tbe Balem penitentiary,
in tbat vicinity in matng rrom
the officers and being conotalea ny
friends or relatives.
Sheriff Withers, made a thorcu?b in
vestiealion of the report and sent out
a man who bas a personal acquaint
ance with Wrla-ht and who know
everv foot nf tbat country. He foond
that the report emanated from tne raci
tbat a man with a revolver strapped to
his belt and who seemed to bs Id a big
burry was seen to pass along the conn
tv road. He somewhat resembled
Wright but It was found out that nis
name was Murphy and that he wa
0-ninff into that country on timber
business.
It Is said that Wright would know
better than to go Into bis old Dome
neighborhood as bis folks have moved
away and everyone else there wonld
be only too glad to Inform the offioers
of bis whereabouts and seoure tbe 1600
reward offered. His thieving proollv
Itles exerolsed in that vicinity before
be was sent to tbe reform sobool and
eventually to tbe penitentiary made
blm decidedly unpopular.
Courthouse News.
BBAL ESTATS TRANSFEKS.
J P and M C Currln to Thomas E
Gill undjlnt Ic lots blkl Perkins1
ad to Cottage Grove, $40.
Ole A and Karl Bltan to Justin and
George K Weotwnrtb und J ot 960 acres
in tp 18 s r 1 e, $1600.
Berg and Jobane Torkelaon to Julia
A Harris 160 aorss in tp 17 a Me,
(I 600.
W M Land to Oregon & Southern B
R Co, rlght-of way, $1.
Hattl-t and Edwin Wright to Ellis..
betb Zimmerman lot 6 blk 2 KeUsy
1st ad to Eugene, $1.
B B and E 0 Kelsay to Mrs Hattie
Wright lot 6 bit: 2 Kelsay'a 1st ad to
Eugene, $1.
MINING LOCATIONS.
E E Lilly lnoates Needbam, Cleo.
patra, and MoMinnvllla claims in Bo
hemia mining distrlot.
HAHR1AQB LICXNBB.
W E Haynes and Mies Velma Dem
mlng, B W B Haynes wlti es.
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 little booklet
"EYE AID"
Can bt Jud for the sikln j.
M. R. JANNEY,
Jeweler and Optician.
FRIENDLY.
H. GORDON,
The Housetaiste
FOR THE RIGHT PRICE
Supported bed springs, each
JVllCneil treasure iouico, iud kvcu umar, fHCU Orm
Excelsior .mattress with wool lop, each 2'on
Prices on all other things accordingly. ,uu
Discounts given on all complete house-furnishing
outfits.
H. GORDON,
The Housefurnisher
The University of Oregojl
Eugene,
Academy, School of Mnaio, School of Medicinu, School of Law,
TUITIOS FREE Excepting in Schools of Law, Medioine and Muaic. (IncEdeatii f
10 00, Student Boiiy tax $2.60 per year.) Coat of living from $100.00 to tm!
par year, For catalogue addrenB
Registrar of the University,
Kugene, Oregon.
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC Irvintr M Glen, A. M., Dean; Piano, Mr,
Koee Midgley Hollenbeck, (JoBefly, Gortatoweki, Scharwenka). and Mr Artist
Louia Frazer. (five vears with W. G. Nanh): Voice. Misn Eva SHi.ann tv;.-,
Once More.
The Cnrfallis a Eastern liailroad
Co., reoognlzlDg tbo value ( f a dxy's
reoreatlon aud relaxation to tbe busy
merchant, tbe overworked clerk and
tbe toil-worn farmer, aud knowing
tbat both brain and muscle will be re
freshed and strengthened by a visit to
the briny deep, have cleo tied to run
another of their popular Bunday ex
cursions from Albany, Corvallis and
all points wnst of Newport on Sunday,
Aug 24, 1902, leaving Albany at 7:00 a
m, and Corvallis at 7:30. Returning
leave Newport at 5 :30 p m.
This will probably be (be last excur
sion of the aeason, and the low fare of
fl 50 from Albsnn, Corvallis and Phil
omath bss placed it within tbe reach
of all. Tbe numerous attractions at
Newport are too well known to need
further reiteration; suffioe it to tay,
that the ctlebrated Chemuwa Ind an
band of 24 piecea aud the Balem mili
tary band of 15 piece', both of which
will discourse musio during the day,
will make the trip a plexsant one and
all will come home fron. tbe excursion
feeling they have received a new lease
ot life and with renewed energy to re
sume their daily avocations.
Don't forgei the date, Bunday, Aug
24, 1902, and tbat the fare Is only $1.50.
Tnls may be your last ohance, so take
advantage of It while vnu oan.
THE WOHliD'S
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at your breakfast table
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H G 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 & CHESHIRE.
Bonboniere Bakery.
Bread, plea, cakes, cookies, In (art every thing kept in a flrat clw bakarj.
kept conrtMitly on han,L Lunches and lunch good.. Src P'crtwn,
trnttin, nn innchea tor picnickers and travel. C nie. tilery.
traila . d cisan. W, deliver sKxla m oar own wagon t P"
cuy tree of charge. Don't forget the place.
Holden Building, No 640 Willamette
Phone Rd 554, DUNN
1200
s6 East Ninth Street.
BOSWELL SPRINGS
Enquire at Southern Pacific Railroad
office for Special Rates to Boswell Springs
Oregon
Tne hnt semester, tession liwz-a, opens Wednesday, September 17. TfaefoUa-iai I
ichool and colleges are comprised in the University: Graduate School (ftl)!r5l
erretory, 'Itebelli Music School); Violin, Susie Kenneli FipeB, (Spitzner, Spieriort
Theory, Miss Eva Stinson, Mre .Hose Mid ley Hollenbeck.
J. W. KAYS' FURNITURE Col
Embalmers and Funeral Director I
Day & Henderson, Undertake
and Embalmers. Cor. Will u
Ointments
and a ippiut-me will wt, poi
itively c iquo; -io more tbo
'elieve you.
It rrpi..-3 v iotarorinm
efy to renv4 tn cauwuid
effect a parm n u c ir -
A-k your drtujwt far St
Pyrin's bojfcleton she mbject
OREGON'S
BLUE RIBBON
State Fair
Salem
Sept. 15th to 20th,
1902.
You ars invited to attend"1
tee the greatest inAutrUl o
poaitior, and llTe.tock
everheldontllePclScCt
Good "racing every afteroK
Camp ground tree. C""
aud bring your families F
any information, write
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