Daily Eugene guard., August 23, 1902, Image 4

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AUG US I' 23
For
Cigars
JULIUS GOLDSMITH.
GUARD Telephone, No-Main iyi
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WEATHER.
Fair tonight
toulKbt.
and tiundey. Cooler
BKAL8.
SRIVITIK.
Eu-
Personals.
NOTED SCOUT AND
INDIAN FIGHTER
O 8 farrow notary publls.
Collier's white lead tbe beat
Keed and grooarlea at White'!.
( 8 Farrow A Co Are Inauranoe,
Dr Lowe oonlo-optlolan Eugene.
J O Watts, graduate optlolan,
aerie.
0 a Farrow Implementa and maolil
nory.
A landslide In prloea of photograpblo
wurk at the Welder Btudlo.
New gooda arrive every day prloea
will tult your puree. Racket.
Buy a refrigerator and keep oool.
Kays Fuhnitukb Co.
When you want fruit Jara call up
Main U6-1.
Ho to Oreen for fruit jam, they are
clii'eper than ever,
rloreen doors and window at Lough
Duller A Peter's.
V hen you want fruit Jara go to
headquarters, J U Oreen 4 Hons.
Hue Kay for apeolal prloea on tenta
and oamp furniture.
We have 200 new wrappera worth
$1.60 we are selling for 11.10. llaoket.
Dollar a dozen for cabinet photoa at
the Welder Btudlo for a abort time
only.
Hraournew line of $10, (13.60,114
and (IS bedroom Beta. Day A den-dorwm.
Raoine buggies atand .the teat for
hard aervloe. Chambers Hardware liar
them.
Till would be a well ahod ooniinu
ntiy If everybody wore our ahoes,
llaoket.
Uest woven wire maltreat, oentHi
aupported, for 2 28 at Day A Hender
aon'a. Three dosen atamp photos for 25o ui
the Welder Btudlo, oomor Seventh and
Willamette.
We have Just received over 14,000
yarda of new outing flannri
llaoket.
Why pay (3.50 or (4 for a pmrij
mails household treasure table whei
you oan get the beat table made fm
3.i at Day A Hendersou'e.
I wish to oall hnpgrowsrs' atlentlon
tl tbe fast that we use good mateilal
an l good meohauloal labor In making
htiplpeaa wall all kind of aheet
metal work. Will M Morrow. Phone
Ilfd 478.
Use your aeuae aod aave your dol
lar, 260 new eklrta, at the Racket
8Hre.
Extras for every old mower or binder.
Gel tbera early at Cbambtrs Bard
ware. Mlasea Vioule Knapp aod Alicia Mc
Crady were passengers to Juootloo
0 ly tbla afternoon.
Tbe Eugene Heal Estate and Invest'
ment Company today received and I li
ma! led a buge 2366 pound aafe.
Five hundred yarda of carpet are re.
quired for tbe new Hotel Bmeeoe.
There will be three different kinds.
40 seoond-band buggies, carts and
wagons. Many good ana some no
good. Prices very low.
Chambers Hardware.
"Uncle Tom's Cabin" will not show
In Eugene on the 27th. Too dose to
other attractions. They All the date
at Harrlsborg.
New (took of furniture Just put In, a
prloea that you oan aflord to Ox U(
nice. Call and examine.
Chambers Hardware.
Tbe aupply of logs fur the Weodllng
mills Is not adequate for the capacity
at present and tbe mil Is abut down
until Monday,
Tbe family of the late A H Tallafero
dealra to extend thank 10 friend for
kind ministrations during their reoent
bereavement of husband and father,
Eugene offloers have been notified to
watoh for tbeivea who ranaaoked
in Albany barber shop Thursday
night. A whole kit of tools were
ttolen,'
B O Hparks, of Blue River, today
puroheaed from the J W Kays Furni
ture Oo a $400 bill of good wltb which
to rurnl-h hi nw hotel at Blue River
which be has Just oompleted.
The last sad rite nt the funeral of A
H Tallafero who died at hi borne
Wednesday morning were held at the
realdenoe on Eist Third street this
morning at 10 o'olock. Numerous
friends were present. Tbe remains
were burled lu Masoulo cemetery.
Romeo Gilbert has engaged for his
entire time with Cookerllne A Weth
erbee, tbe new dry (goods firm wblob
will occupy tbe ooruer room of the new
MoClung building. His work will be
to attend to the artlstlo arrangement
of windows, good and advertisements,
He will be a valuuble help to the business.
Junction City Times: The Hurlbart-
Nioklln Mercantile Co has rented the
adjulblng room on the-soutb formerly
occupied hy Mrs Blbbett's millinery
store and will fit out the room as an
annex. An aroh will be made In tbe
wall through whloh entranoe will be
made, as tbe front door will be olosed.
This will give muoh additional room
for the display and sale of goods.
Bone of a Mastodon.
A bugs bone and tooth of a Matodnn
re displayed In the window of Paine
A Kay'a store. They were dltoovsred
by J 0 Ku.Uy orKugeue while digging
21S feet below surface uear Dawson
City. Thsy are not petrified aped
men.',
Shatters oil Records.
TwU. ia hospital, F A Gulledge,
Verbena, Ala, paid vast sum to doc
tors in cure a sevt-ro case of plies, oaus
lns H tumor. When all failed Buck
len'a Arnloa Halve cured him. Bub
dues lutUinatlnn, conquers ache, kllia
rains. Heat aalva In the world, 25o at
W Li Deliaoo'a drua store, ,
Bnffalo Bill's Show Coining.
There are varlnua ways, practloed hy
different peoples, for teaching young
horaea the unwelcome lessous of sub
inlsslan, obedience aud toll, Tbe oow
ony's way I probably the most qulok
ly rfleolent, as It la the roughest. He
inil h rights tlie beast to a finish. The
IJaui'hn or Uruguay, whose profession
UnOHlrg' UB to tliat of tbe cowboy,
e at the work In very ill Herent t le.
He does n it awaken the animal's oh
tlnsay, hut persuades him gently. It
if no doubt a good way If one has time
for It. Anyway, the Gauohos with
Huftalo Bib's Wild West show them-
elves superb horsemen. If they were
not they could not be there. The Wild
West will be seen hereon Augusi 20.
To Prepare Agricultural Exhibit
The committee ou agriculture dis
play for Eugene's street fair and carni
val will hold a meeting In tbe oftloe uf
Bvarverud A Fisher, real estate agents,
this evening at 7 30 o'clock.
Tba meeting Is called for the purpose
of arranging fur a oredltable display of
the oouoty'e produota. All the real
estate men lu the olty constitute a part
ot this oommlttee and It la desired tbat
a full attendance be had.
M Bvarverud this morning Informed
the Guard that It la the Intention of
the oommlttee to get up a splendid ex
hibit, one that will attract attention
from everyone.
League Baseball.
At Butte: Portland 7, Butte 4; at
Helena: Hrlena 4, Heattle 1.
Bberiff Wltbera la lu Fartland.
I 'Today was a quiet Saturday for Eu-gene.
Alger Dixon waa over from Coborg
today,
MreD A Peine returned today from
Newport.
Prof E D Reader left for Moumooth
this morning.
Harry Graham returned tbla morn
ing from Poril tnd.
Alf Walker Is making obanges and
repairs In bis saloon.
H D Wagno? has returned from a
bcelntss trip to Portland.
Clyde Gray came down from tbe
Weodllng mills yesterday.
Mrs Lettlo Hsnibree, uf Portland, Is
visiting relatives In Eugene.
Mrs Frank Hadley returned last
evening from a visit at Prlnevllle.
MrsJN B Fuller returned ibis af
ternoon from an outing at Bodavllls.
M W Faraons, teaober, la In tbe olty
making arrangements locate perma
nently.
aire E 0 Smith and daughter, Win
ifred, were pssiengers to Portland this
afternoon.
C Stuart and wife were down from
Mohawk today to attend the funeral of
A H Tallafero.
Wis Rldgway, reonntly located farm'
er near here, apent a few days near
Salem tbla week.
L W Cochran and wife started on
tbelr return to Criwtou, Iowa, today
after visiting bere.
Judge H R Klnoald will not be borne
from bis British Columbia trip until
the last of next week.
H Baundera la bere from Manitoba,
British Columbia, on a visit to bis
brother, G F Saunders.
Editor W.G Glletrap, of the Register,
and wife, returned from an extended
vaoatlon at Newport today.
L A Treppard and party, guests of
Geo B Dorris, left this afternoon on
the return trip to Tennessee.
Mis Ennis Btuart, of Mohawk, left
last night for Gardiner, where she baa
been engaged to teaob sohool.
Prof Frank Plsrpont Graves has re
signed tbe preildenoy of tbe Washing
ton state university at Seattle.
Wm Bolanderand wife, guests of
Mr and Mrs Will Morrow from Port
land returned .to the metropolis today.
Miss T Dove went to Bslem today
for a vaoatlon. She was accompanied
a far as Junotlon by Mrs H E Morris.
W W Bleburt.of Washington county,
is tbe guest of Prof John Btraub. They
were old schoolmates together In tbe
SBBt.
Bollle Baum, a former Eugene boy,
who la now living at Pendleton, ar
rived here this afternoon for a short
visit.
Miss Constancs Handeaker and
nuest, Miss Maud McAllster, of Port
land, and Miss Myrtle MoMurry spent
the day at Beavy's ferry.
Rev J B McCallum pastor of the
Christian churob, came borne from hie
two week vacation enoyed In Wash
Ingtnn, his former borne, this morning.
Mrs Ida J Chorpenlng and Miss
Effle, mother and sister of O D Chor
penlng, the mall oarrler, arrived this
afiernoou from Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Mrs Hugh Edwards, of Halsey, Is
reported seriously 111, Dr W L Brown
waa called and went down yesteiday
and attended tbe oase. She will
probably reoover.
Prof J H Walker, prlnolpal ot the
Griffin, Ga., public schools visited F
IS Morton and wife, old time friends,
yesterday and today. Ho came up
from Bau Franolioo.
P T Starr and family left this morn
ing for Kirksvllle, Mo, where Mr Btarr
and son Elmer will take w orses In the
A T Btlll Institute of Osteopathy.
They will be gone two years or more,
Horse shoes that anybody oan nail
on at Chambers Hardware.
Major John Murphy Burke Makes
the City a Visit-Advance
Agent for Buffalo Bill.
Major John Murphy Burke, tbe ad-
. ... llMlit
vanoe m.n for JiulWio ours
West anirreiiation. i in- Eugene. Too
will know him when you seethe gi
gantic dletlnKUltbed looking boncb
ofaverdupola which carries the fore"
going title you can't belp It. He Is a
obaraoter aod an interesting one. In
an Interview today the major wanted
to Impreas the publlo through the
valuable volumes nf tbe GUAKD tne
real difference between mimlo aud real
shows. In tbe great hews, or sxhlbl-
tlom as be prefers to call them, be
represents there are the very f.wous
people which are advertised. Tbe
man who fires the first shot In the
mimlo assault ou an imaginary Ban
Juan Hill In Euueue next Kilday will
be the very man who fired th- Ural
shot and killed tbe tirst Spaniard at
tbe terrible encounter in ( uba lu 18 8
the man spoken of in President
Roosevelt's book. Other features are
the same.
The mejor ays that the publlo Joe
not like to be humbugged as Barnum
said tbey did. Therefore Col Cody and
his shows are tbe real thing.
Last ovening'a Telenram has a fins
ploture of and a long interesting Inter
view wltb tbe major. VVe acknowledge
tbe pleasure of meeting tbe dis
tinguished gentlainao. His reoord In
mllltsry cirolue Is a wonderfui one as
he has been associated with Col Cody
for over 30 years.
Father Przbjlski an Elk.
Harry Graham reiurned last night
from Portland. While In tbe olty be
attended a meeting of the Elka' lodge
there and was surprised to see at tbe
meeting Rev Father Przbylskl, form
erly rector of lbs Eugene Catholic
churob. The Reverend Father ln
formed Mr Graham that ba bad re
oeived his antlers at La Grande where
he is now statlontd, and raid tbat he
had a very strong desire to oorne up to
Eugene and meet wltb the lodge
bere.
Groceries.
lb K 0 Baking Powder SOe
SI lb beat cane augar $1.00
1 lb good nnoolored Japan tea S&o
An exeoellent roast ooflee . loo
1 lb lemon cakes loo
We still have a few lib packages
of waahlug powder for So
Tobacco.
1 plug Ba'tla Ax tobaooo 3io
1 lb Hlar, Horseshoe, Hawlog or
Climax tobaooo : Vh)
pkgs Red Bell JJo
8 pkgs Dixie Queen 25o
1 lb Pomper fins out ohew tobaoo...4&o
S Child or Export cigars loo
Shoes.
Odds aud ends in ladle oxfords ...11.00
Odds and end lu child reus oxford. 60o
A large, full aired, up to-date map of
me uuiieu Htalee aud colonies free wltb
a ts.ro purchase of shoes at one time. ,
Don't fall to see lour big Una uf new
Fall shoes before buying. "
Tin Ware, Woodenware
1 tin wash boiler 750
2 pint tin oups fa
7doi wooden clothes pins loo
Fruit Jars, Glassware, Etc.
I dot covered jelly glaesea sso
1 doi tumblers jj0
1 flni Mason Jar caps and iuuura...g5o
J dot fair ar rubber So
1 doi good Jr rubbers 61,
S dm best jar rubbers 2Jc
una plut Mason ara 70..
I dox quart Mason )r .7ty
1 uoa f gauon Mason Jars 9
Ax Billy's Department Store.
Hotel Arrifals.
HOFFMAN.
F B Beckett, wife and son, Jefferson
F J Bachelder, B F
A J Paul, Purlland
Robt Mllllcan and wf, Waltervllle
E H Cooper, Portlaod
J G Graham, Balem
H FOng, Weodllng
Mrs A Cobb, Prlnevllle
(. E Bade, Portland
It W Newlaud, Cottage Grove
T Weirman, Portland
H A Tromp, Uaole Sam Mine
U K WelUwurlh, Chiougo
Mrs E F Beverenoe, Portland
O 1 Willis, Albauy, Ore
Harry C Moore, H F
V B Olmsted, WaBh
Finly Morrison, Portland
T W Aust, BF
John M Rorke
H 8 Bowman, Portland
J R Flynn, Porihnd
J Henry Waluer, Griffin, Ga.
ClitiB F Wetland A wf, Indinapolls
C E Saoke and wf, N Y
P E Gerould, Portland
E H Banker, Syracuse, N Y
Oran W Davis, Cut
The Imperial.
Cottage Grove, Or, First olaae.SampIt
room 80x60 feet, well equipped. Rate.
1. 00 and 2.00 per day.
The Social Realm.
Upon tbe eve of the 'eiarture of
Prof F 8 Dunn to take advantage of
the year leave 01 lit"""
bim by the board of reg 01 "
3it. Uolvenlty. a most flitlng tribute
was paid to bis popularity and esteem
by tbe numerous friends who gather d
at tbe borne of Mr and Mrs F M Wll
kins last evening to bid God speed and
to the Drofeseor and bli esti
mable wife. Tbe Epwortb League of
the HumDhrey Memorial MEonuron
.u reDreseuted In receiving by Misses
Carrio Hall, Inex .Mcuiung,
Learned and Badle Alwood. saiss
Lesiia Bartley presided ever Iba re
freshments. A fine est of silver spooas
were presented to tbedepartlng frlenna
aa a token of esteem by tne ieagus.
Mr Dunn left this morning for Port
land where be will be Joined by bis
family next week. A year's stndy at
Harvard In anoient Latin arobeology
and a trip to Europe for further studies
are the nlans of tbe xsalous professor,
The well wlabss of Eugene go wltb
blm.
Lsst evening's open air ocnosrt
by tbe Fourth Regiment band under
tbe dlteotion of W E MoElroy
waa a repetition of former sucsesict,
Several numbers were enoored by tbe
larsre concourse of listeners. The
olarlonet solo "Somnambula" by W
Dowmao called forth speolal applause.
The boys now have an extensive rep
ertoire with wbh b to renal tbe visitors
to tbe state fair at Balem. Constant
practice la tbe watchword and aud the
results are prominent. Tbe oool evem
ing after tbe oonoert waa an Induce
ment to numbers of young people to
Join tbe orohsetra In tbe armory tor
what proved to be one of the most
pleasant dauolng parties enjoyed this
summer. '
. .
The W R P League met this after
noen at the borne of Mrs Mary Gray,
Eleventh and Oak streets. Great In
terest was manifested oonoerning the
Rest Cottage wbloh will be formally
opened In a few days. Mrs Alexander
Patterson read a splendid paper on
"Tbe Story of a Great Feat In Amerl
can Polltlce." Delightful refreshments
were dispensed by the hortess assisted
by Mioses Leila Russell and Zlda Gold'
smith. Tbe next meeting will be at
tbe borne of Mrs Geo T Hall, Br.
Carnival Banners.
Minstrels.
At the opera house, Eugene, August
28. Sweeney-Alvldo b a white min
strels, an attraction oomposed of artists
of Eat-tero reputation, introducing a
strong first part, a strong olio and
many novelty features. Tbe press In
speaking of Bweeney Alvldo minstrels
say they are a success artistically as
wed as financially, one of the big win
ners In minsirelsy. Don't fall to see
the golf parade headed by Prof Maun
er's band at noon on day of arrival In
this olty. Reserved seats now on sale
at the Corner Drug Store.
No Ganse for Alarm.
The rumor that there waa a conceal
ed cave of scarlet fever on East Eleventh
street is reported untrue, aoonrdlng to
tbs at to ml lug physician, Dr Lulu
Marquain. The oase In question la
is said to be IntUiuiuatory ibeutnatlsm
aod the patient Is Improving lapldly,
For Sale.
Heavy horse, about 1400 pounds,
and a lot of oats straw forale, Ioquire
or A u Mathews, comer Fourth and
Madison.
Eugene's carnival and street fair to
be held September 24-26-20-27 will be
well advertised In surrounding towns,
Beetdes placing advertisements in tbe
newspapers and sanding oat literature.
tbe general committee la having paint.
ed four large street banners, similar to
tbe oneahere,and will have tbem hang
acroe tbe prinoipal business streets of
eaob of tbe following towns: Albany
Junotlon Olty, Cottage buoye and
Roeeburg.
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- llttlt booklet
"EYE AID"
Csa be had for the aikin J.
M. R. JANNEY,
Jeweler and Optician.
Big Reductions
On the
balance of our
Silk and Cotton
Shirt Waists.
MUST BE.SOLDJIAT ONCE.
See Window
Disolav
S. li. FRIENDLY.
H. GORDON,
The Housefurnisher
FOR THE KIGHT PRICE
Supported bed springs, each ,
Kitchen treasure tables, the best make, each J
Excelsior .mattress with wool top, each A
Prices on all other things accordingly.
Discounts given on all complete house-furnishing
outfits.
H. CORDON,
The Housefurnisher
36 East Ninth Street.
BOSWELL SPRINGS
Enquire at Southern Pacific Railroad
office for Special Rates to Boswell Springs
the University of 0re2
Eugene, - Oregon )
The first semester, session 1902-3, open Wednesday, Ssptember 17. Th.MU.
schools and colleges are oomprised In the University: Graduate School (X?
Liters tars, Scienos and Arts, Co 1 if go of Hoi nee and Euuinetrino 'luZl
Aoadamy, School of Mmio, School of Medloiue, School of Law. "' "
TUITION FEBE Excepting In Schools of Law, Medicine and Musio (I0m-jl
10 00, Stnlent BoJy tax $2.60 per year.) Cost of living from $100 00toni!
per year. For caulotnie address
Registrar of the University,
Ifngene, Oregon.
UNIVERSITY 8CHOOL OF MUSIO .-Irvine; M Glen, A. M.,Dean- Ikl
Boss Midgley Hollenbeck, (Josefly. Gonatowski, Scharwenka). an'd thkZ
Lonis Frazer. jfi years with W. G. Naih); Voice, Miss Jiva Stlura. IBb2
servstory, 'ITebelli Musio School): Violin, Susie Fennell Pipes. (SratznM iffi!
Theory. Miss Eva Stinson. Mrs ltoss Mid-lev Hnllnh-v ' mm "t
Once More.
Tbe Cnrvallls s Eastern Ballroad
Co., reoogulzlpg the value of a day'e
recreation aud relaxation to tbe busy
merobsnt, tbe overworked clerk and
tbe toil-worn farmer, and knowing
that both brain aDd mnsole will be re
freshed and strengthened by a visit to
tbe briny deep, bave deoldrd to run
another of their popular Sunday ex
cursions from Albauy, Corvallls and
all points west of Newport on funds,
Aug 24, 1902, leaving Albany at 7 :00 a
m, and Corvallls at 7:30. Returning
leave Newport at 6 :30 p m.
Tble will probably be tbe last excur
sion of the season, and the low fare of
II 60 from Albany, Corvallls and Phil
omath has plaoed it within tbe reach
of all. Tbe numerous attractions at
Newport are too well known to need
further reiteration j suffloe It to fay,
tbat the otlebrated Cbemawa Ind an
band of 24 pieces aod the Balem mili
tary baud of IS piece-, both of wblob
will discourse muslo during tbe day,
will make the trip a pleasant one and
all will come home from tbe exourelon
feeling tbey bave received a new lease
ot life and with renewed energy to re
sume their dally avocations.
Don't forget tbe date, Bunday, Aug
24, 1902, and that tbe fare Is only $1.50.
Tble may be your last obanoe, so take
advantage of It while ynu can.
THE WOOD'S
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J. W. KAYS' FURNITURE 1
tmbalmers and Funeral D'ind
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Ointments
aod a ipp nil ma wilt aii, pw
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OREGON'S
BLUE RIBBON
State Fai
Salem
Sept. 15th to 20th.
1902.
You are Invited to atteoda
seethegreaUstiodn'1"'
position and livestock
ever held on the Pk1"cC'
Good-racing every sftsrw
Camp ground free.
and bring your famul
any Information, vrt
KDWISDOltSg,
We make seven different kinds of bread.
Cakes, pies and cookies of all kinds.
Everything first class.
Stop the bread wagon marked
The C ACHOU
when it comes by you
HAMMOND & CHESHIRE.
Bonboniere Bakery.
vksrr.
un
fc? . cookies, In fact every thing kept 1 first f
trnMbT 1 '.OB nMia Punches and lunch goods, m ' lesersw
&Y.nP " tor picnickers and travelers. C--"-"J-d
dy free of charge. Dmt forest th. bUm.
Holden Building, No 640 V
nnette
art
PhoQaR9d5M,