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Newspaper Page TextJhuiir Fngenc (iuard MONDAY - - AUGUST 25 For Cigars JULIUS GOLDSMITH. GUARD Telephone, No Main lyi WEATKER. Fair tODlRbt Dd Tuesday. Beau, C S Furrow notary public. Collier') whit lead the beat Peed and grooerlea at Whlte'i. (! 8 Farrow A Co fire lniuranoa, Dr Lowe ooulo-optlolan Eugene. Moon want hay, oata and wbeat. I O Watte, graduate optlolan, Eu- (' rj Farrow ImplemenU and machi nery. hlcyole repairing and luppllee at Moou 'a. A landillde In prion of pbotograpblo wurk at the Welder Btudlo. New gooda arrive every day prices will suit your purer. Jtaoket. liuy a refrigerator and keopoool. Kays Fubnituhb Co. Hlnyole repairing well and neatly done. Prion reasonable, at Mooo'e. When you want fruit J are oall up Main 25.1. Go to Green for fruit Jan, they are cheaper than ever, Horeen doore and vludowi at Loag-h-miller & I'eter'e. Kiperlenoed bloyole repairman now at Uhambers' Hardware. When you want fruit Jara go to lieadquarlere, J U Green A Uoue. Hee Kaye for ipeolal prloea on tenta aud oamp furniture. We have 200 new wrapper! worth 91.60 we are eelllng for f 1.10. Raoket. Dollar a dozen for oablnot photoe at thn Welder Btudlo for a short time only. Htwour now line of SIO, $13.60,114 aud $16 bedroom aeta. lay & tieu derson. Kaolne bugglea etand Ibe teat for bard aervlo. Cbambera Hardware has them. Tlila would be a well si, oil oonitnu nlly If everybody wore our shoes. ,. Ratiket. Beet woven wire niattiees, oenter aupported, for 2 26 at Day A Hondor aou'e. Uee your seuae aud nave your dol lare, 2S0 new aklrte, at the Racket Btire. Three doxen alamp pbotna for B5o at the Welder Btudlo, oorner Heveuth and Willamette. We have Juet received over 14,000 yarda of new outinq flannel Jtaoket. Wby pay $3.60 or $1 lor a poorly made bouaehold treaaure table when you oan get the beet table made for (3.26 at Day 4 Hendereou'e. Remember Moan la In the market for your oate, wheat, oorn, vetobea, hay, graaa aeed and all other farm oervale that you have for eale. He pays the oaab. I wlah to oall bopgrowara' atleullon to the fact that we uie good material aud good nisohauloal labor lu making hop pipe aa well all klnde of aheet metal work. Will M Morrow. Phone Red 178. Mow baa the time arrived in lay In your flour for the winter. Moon will aell you PkrkbXTION, the beat flour In the market at haneet prloea. It will pay you (o eoa blm before you buy. Groceries. lb K 0 Baking Powder Sup ill lb beat can sugar tl.oo J lb good nooolored Japan tea. 8Ao An execell.int roast eoflee l&o 1 lb lemon oakee loo We still have a few lib packages of washing powder for to Tobacco. 1 plug Battle AX tnbaeoo 84o 1 lb Star, Horseshoe, Saw log or Climax lobaooo ifa 6 pkga Red Ball j, 6 pkga Dixie quean lie 1 lb Pompar Ona out cbew tobaon...4&o Cbllds or Export cigars 0o Ax Billys Department .Store. Brevities. Oil cake meal S2.10 per aok, at Moon's. Thereof of the armory building la receiving a ooat of tar paint. Bone meal M.S5 per sack at Mooo'e. Clam and oyster abell $2 00. Extras for every old mower or binder. Get them earlv at Chambtra Hard ware. JulltH Goldsmith today received a shipment 10,000 Export olgsrs. Watoh bis smoke. N R Geybrd baa Installed a new grapbophone whlob attracts numerous visitors wben be turna the band on. Moon la headquarters for all klnde of chicken supplies, viz: ground bone, oyster and clam shell, beef scraps, ate. 40 second-band bugglee, carta and wagona. Many good aud some no good, Prloee very low. Chambers Hardware. Sunday's Oregonlan prlnta good picture of Claude Barcbe and wife who were married at Creswell Wed nesday nlgbt. Tba northbound overlaud train due bore at S o'clock this morning, was f jur hour late. Brownsville Times: Rev J E Snyder and Prof W A Law succeeded In kill ing three deer while on their bunt up the Bantiam last week. "Buok" Mullholland, the efficient abluer at Marx's establishment la nothing If not up-to-date. He haa Installed a "Dandy" shiner. New stock of furniture Just put in, a prloea that you oan afford to fix up nice. Call and examine. Chambers Hardware. Pefectlon fl'iur Is sold on Its merits, and not in combination with other brands. You will find It not only the best but sold tbe cheapest. At Moon's. Gordon tbe bousefurnlsher baa se cured tbe ooutract to furnlab the Hotel Bmeede with the latest approved hotel furniture. It waa let to the lowest bidder. Bee Moon for prloee on all klnda of poultry supplies ; a full carload just re ceived, consequently he will aell at lower prloea than competitors oan af ford to sell at. Tbe Founlalne tent ebow whlob baa been operating at tbe oorner ot Blxtb and Willamette streets during tbe past week to enod or wds, olosed up Batur day and left today forBprlngfleld. E M Warren, of Cnburg, Haturday brought 22 sacks of Odessa wbeat to the Eugene flour mills which, wben cleaned, measured 48 bu.hels and 20 pounds. 1 bis is a splendid showing. Word from the publlshere of Prof Condou'a book, "The Two Islands," Informs us that on account of a more expensive binding being put on there Is a delay of a week or eo lo delivery. Rev L D Groen fell from a aoadold- Ing at hie home on East Eleventh xtieet one day lent week and eeverely wrenobedhle right arm at tbe ehoulder Joint. He Is recovering nloely from tbe accident. Hollla Bauni, of Pendleton, who le vlslllug in Eugene, baa reoelved word from bis father that a lot o! goude for their store there waa burned up In the O R 4 N freight depot which waa des troyed at Peudlelou Haturday after noou. K W Newlaud lsenaued today in voicing the sti ck be purchased of H C llatikln. Preparations for the open Ing of ble general merchandise store are moving along ulceiy. He will oon duot ble Cottage Grove business for the presout In connection with ble Eu geno etore. ChaB .usilu, Ted Lister and Orvllle Waller, all of Eugene, have completed the city dlieotory of Pendleton aud, according to the Tribune, tbe oltlzens of thatplaoe are well satisfied with the work. The boy did the work to further their studies at the U O. Horse shoes that auybody oan nail on at Chambere Hardware. Committee Waiting. Thefolloltlugoo mmlt tee for the Harrl man advertising pamphlets are walling for a report from the sub-committee appointed to onufer with the oounty oourt tu regard to an appropriation from the oounty to help Ibe project si jdc. Only half th amount ueoee eary la raised. Au appropriation from the oounty oourt 1 entirely proper. The whole oounty will be helped by the action and the oounty oould profllsbly help I lie project alone-. Shoes. Odds and ends In Isdlea ol fords ...1.00 Odds and ends In rlilldrene oxfoids 60o A lame, full sired, up todate map of ins u tmea mates and colonies Tree with a f.Vl'0 purchase of shoe at one lime. Don't fall to see :cur big Hue of new Fall sboea before buying. Personals. Rev ; A Wooley Is la Junction. A D Hylend Is down from Iwsll. C V Hturteveul waa In from Crow today. Dr T.B Frd oame hoe ihia after- noon Frank L'omle went lo Oregon City riunday. 1j E Bnlin-a went to Everett, Wash- lCfftOD today. Jerry Dsminou bas returned from tbe mountains. Nathan Btrretl waa in- Cottaxe Grove yesterday. UB Senator John H Mitchell has left for Honolulu. Drew Grim a waa a passenger to Portland this afternoon. Sheriff W W Withers returned from Poitland this afternoon. W M Martin and family left for Port land today for a short atay. J H Beckley went to tbe ooaat this afternoon for a abort outinr. Postmaster C J Howard n down from Cottage Grove yesterday. Ed Hanson returned Sunday from bis buslneea trip to Ban Francisco. Chief of Polioe Bid Boott and family are home from tbe upper MoKeuzle. V B Farrow and family returned Batnrday evening from Foley Springs. A D Hyland, who la down from Lowell, eaya bis bops are In floe ahape. A W Ream and family have re turned home from an outing on tbe Bluslaw. Mies Cornelia Bbarpe, of Ellenaburir, Wash, la spending a few days with relatives. Or 0 W Lowe, tbe optlolan, will be In ble borne oflloe until Saturday noou, August 30. E R Bklpwortb and family returned today from (Jaaoadla where tbey have been camping. L L Lewie, graduate of U O, '02, bas been trunaferred to the Coburg m Ha frm Wendlli.g. R C Edwards, tba logging oontraotor of tbe upper Willamette oounlry, waa In the city today. Mi J J Rude and oblldren toturned from their six weeks' outing at Scott's "Ills tble afternoon. Mr and Mrs M L Dorrls re'urned last evening from a pleaaant outing oh Ihe upper MoKenzlo. 0 B Walker, eeoretary of the Seattle Produoe Company, went to Senttlo yesterday on business. Midshipman Wayne Ojburn le apendlng a few daye at home from hie station at Bremerton, Wash. MrsLN Riley, of Portland, who has been visiting relative In Eugene and vlolnlly, left for home Sunday. Mrs Franols dock wood daughter of J 64 Medley, and eon, a'rlved today from Cottsge (trove for a few daye visit. Ohm Hode and eon, Walter, have r -turned from their homestead on the Hiuslaw. They killed live drer while gone. Attorney Geo Longfellow, if Lee Summit, Mo, arrived here Saturday morning ou a visit tohla ooubIu, Mrs B A Allen. Organizers J H Frederick and brother and Mrs Llndsey, of the Modern Brotb erhond of Amerlos, left today to oom menoe work In Balem. Mre Emma Ederle, ot Bedford Michigan, who haa been visiting her mother Mrs Emily Horey, left today fur her eastern home. Mr and Mre Carl Adler arrived tills afternoon from Baker City as attests ol B H Frleudly and family. Tbey are en route lo Ban Franolsoo. G W Rlgga Raov Matteaon, D H Brumbaugh, Ed MoOoruaok and Chester Washburtie left this morning for a mountain outing aud timber orulse. M 8 Hubble left this afternoon lu a light rig with a load ol freight for Foley Springs. He will bring back Otto Kauri man, who has been reeu Derating at Ibe Hprli g. President B F Mulkey, of Ihe Bou'b ern Oregon Normal eohool, waa a pass enger south today. He said he bad reason lo think there would be 100 new etudenle added to the roll there whin school 011.1". W LBoudera, the gentleman who Is to open a new dry gontfa store In the Wt room of the new MoClting block when It la finished, arrived up from Portland tble afternoon with bis wife. Tbey are now looking for a residence. Tin Ware, Woodenware. 1 tin wash boiler 750 2 pint tin cup so 7 dox wooden olothe pine loo Fruit Jars, Glassware, Etc. 1 dm covered Jelly a; laser Sfto 1 una luuimerv , g,t(j 1 dna Mason Jar cape and rubbers.. .25o 2 dm fair ar iubera s, I doz good Jar rubber 8c S dot beat Jar rublwra 2Sc 1 aVa pint Mason (are 70 1 d 1 quart M ason )ars 700 1 doi ) gallon Mason Jara ROUGH RIDERS OF THE WORLD And Wild WestThe Original Buffalo Bill Exhibition Will Be Here. Toe Wild West w 1 soon be here, fh American . 'JermMi and Englleb Cavalry, tbe tofbo, Indians, Vaqueroe and Uouohbs, the Co-eack-, Arabs, Bedouin, and oilier wild horre- men. The Roosevelt Rough Ridem, Cuban Insurgents, and the Bideo- Powell Bouih African Troopers win give their wondrous exhibition here Friday, Auir 29. For over tweut year this assemblage of savage and clviliztd bor-ernen hwe wandered throughout the United SraUa end over the continent of Europe, but tba euo la near for Inerrabl- fa e U over akin, both the red ai d white null entirely metsmorph zing conditions, lo a fe yeare ibe pain d war Jn l aos will be long torhi pas aud with him wl disappear tbe flderof the pUln-, to cowboy herdir. then there w li te no Wild West, for Hi pie-eut clwrm and valui IU lo Its Integrity and faithful adhfreucu to historical accura cy. Col Cody aud hU cosiljuti r, Mi Nate B&Ubury, found fime and for tune by redulously leprnduclnn lype. of Western characters as they reai'y exieted In the ldtn daye. They no look lotwatd to tbe day when tntir in hibition must ceae to exist for lack 01 material. Ho tbi.nu who have been fortunate enough t vi-it (he Wild West in yrare gone by and to thoat who still Uuve tnir uixlrucuve pleumirt iu CJtileuiplatioo, weaydonot ww the pvsi ut opp irtunity for It may Oc tneluai. A graud luouuti d .trta parade w.b be given ou tbe omiuiuir of the tn xagemen', w ilch wl l allord our cut stia au of.jior uuity of clu ely Insp-.o -Ing tbeae Routb Kiders of the VVurld Hotel Arrivals. HOFFM 4f. R J Hammer, Portlaud J E Young, Collage Grove ri C Stock well, Los Angeles L H Frel. y, S F C H Ubick, wl 4 son, .Mich S J Htdllimw, 8 F W Adaiux, P .rtltti.il L Barker, Ponl ind U E Ortli, Poriiand J E Srve, B F A P Ciinpbeli, Ohio A F I'Huiphel!, liuu Tnoe Iteevia, S F Butler Hi we, t'omstoub U D Lloyd, 1'oriiuud Goo Howe, Comaiock Mrs Ida Long, Coiu-tock Rev Now liuil, t'uttMge Drove Cbns Newlaud, ColtHno tireve O W A-hford, PottlKiid Hoiiry Lung H M Hau-ietl, Salem Mil's Bitt, Hnrr sburg Mre llrli;e, riarnetiurg l'iie Imperial. Cottege Grove, Or. Firet olaeH.Sample roiim i6(l fuet, nvll njuipped. RateB 1 Id and $2.1X1 tr dav. That Harrisburg Sensatinn. A P listiers vorth, Jr, editor of the U irrlsburii Bulletiti, is in fie oliy thn .ftnruoou. In speaking of the my terlnUH tlisappea'&uce nf Oiaf Dahllu, of Kloreuoe, from the hotel there the other nluhl, Mr Betierswor.h eald that a gentleman came in fiotu the oounlry this morning aud d he eaw a man whom ,lm wa almost certalu waxJJalilln, worklUK with a harvest crew near Harrlnburg. tso it le prob able that he t not lu the bottom of the Willamette river. Ice Cream Social. The Cathollo Ladles' Altar Society lll niveau icecream social tomorrow evening at the renldence of J Plronl on eet Tenth street, tx-tween Willamette and Oak. Tho publio le cordially In Vi'ed to attend. For Sale. Heavy horse, about MOO pounds, aud a lot of oais straw 'nrale. Incjuire of A C Mathews, corner Fourth aud Madison. Big Reductions On the balance of our Silk and Cotton Shirt Waists. M UST. B K .SO 1 Sec Window DisDlav S. H. THE NATRON SAW MILL IS A GO News Published Exclusively in the Guard is an Established F.ct. Tbei-.portant new published ex-el-.ii' ely by the Guard Kri y -veu-Ing conoernlug the uew Notio., -a-mill and dubbed by our morulni 0 n- tetnporery as a "pad aud pencil raw mill" i-long with other uupr f tonal aud dlereepeotful language, turn out to be true as published. Tne work le to be oommenced im. mediately. 10 we were luiormfd ihia morning by tbe chief prouiou r, and a epo ter wa. peieut wben ibeutgothv tion-fortbe nee- ary la-.d atd tlm bsr were .ettled. 1 " and Oon traota were elgued ibis aiterncon. II is a smaller sawmill loan cur Natron oorriwpoudent thought, bit uiportaot to th. community, aod tbeaour grape atti one of the Register concerning "eooop" news is poor policy. Fifteenth Street Sewer. As providiu by oidlnanoe tbe street committee of tbe city council opened oliiB Haturoey evening for tbe oon- struotiou i f the main eewer on Eaat fifteenth street. Following were tbe bide submitted: It.ner & Rlner, Portland, $7,278.96; iaoobson Baoe & Co, Portland, 16,285, 60; Mummy Bros, Eugene, $6 200. lummy Bioo being the lowest bidder vere awarded the contract. Mummy Bros constructed tbe Elev enth street sewer aud the work waa satisfactory in every particular ex cepting tba'. the tile used waa too email. Tbe new sewer will be of IS inch pipe, ample eizjioo&rry oB all sewerage. The bids for grading and graveling A and Aider eireeta were opened. A i; Matthews' bid of 60 oente percubio jard for graveling aud Blanton & Winfrey's bid of 30oen'a per running yard for u reding were accepted. Tbe Improvements will be made immediately. A a reet la the first street wea. ot the U O, campua and Alder is next. Married. The marriage of W Haynes, eon o' Mr and Mrs 8WB Haynes, to Mlsa Velma Deminlug, daughter ot Mr and Mrs B B Declining, wag solemnized at Ihe home of tbe bride oa Willamette ttreet 1 etween Eleventh and Twelfth Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clooi, Justice of tbe Peace C A Wlutermeier officiating. Tbe wedding as quiet one, only a few relatives aud friends of tbe oon trading parties being present. The couple will reside at ttprlugflsld where the groom is engaged In the barber 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" Ctn b had for thi nkinj. M. R. JANNEY, Jeweler and Optician. . D, AT ONCE. FRIENDLY. H. GORDON, The Housefurnisher FOR THE EIGHT PRICE Supported bed springs, each TfiinliAn trpftsnrH tables, the best mako. unoli Excelsior mattress with wool top, each...: 2 on Prices on all other things accordingly. Jjiscounis given on au uompieio iiouse-iurnisbini' outfits. ' H. GORDON, The Housefurnisher a6 East BOSWELL Enquire at Southern Pacific Railroad office for Special Rates to Boswell Springs The University of Oregon Eugene, The firit semester, session 1902-3, opens Wwhiesdav, Sontember 17. Tlie folli i schools and colleges are comprised in the Um'eraity : Graduate Scboo' ( olltX Literature, Science and Arts, College of Sci-i.ce and EnKineeriuif 'liiiVi, Aoademv, School of Mosio, achool of Mediciu-., School of Law. U1-iitj TUITIOS FKBK-EKeptlng in Schools oi Law, Mediciue and Music. (IncidB1it.l ( 10 00, Stuleat B,.ly tsx 12.80 per year.) Cost of livmg from siou.l t ttm per year. For catalogue address "".- Registrar of the University, ISugene, OreRoo, UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC.-Irvinir M Gleo. A. M . Dean- Pi, Jtose Midgley Holienbeck, (.lo,efly. Gor.atowki, Scbarwenkal w'd l, lk Louis Fnuwr. (fir. year, with W. G Kh); Voice: il"Tva Htinaon serv.tory t'rebelh Music School); Vi.Jio, Suwe Fenuell Pipes (SoitEuer sSL Theory, Miw Eva Stinson, Mrs Hose Mid. ley Hollenbeck. W"z", Spienogfc Encyclopaedia for Sale. The Guard cflera a ten-volume AmerloituiztMl Enoyo'upaetila Brltauni oa for eale. There are 6902 pages of tbe work, 96 oil wd mapa of tatts and oiantrlfs and numerous lllu-trationp. It la durably bound in sheep aud bas been well ueed. In lb a condensation of tbe Britanioa ei-peoial paius were takfii, an tbe name tndioales, to give cpeolsl preference to nurjeotenf Amerlcau Interest, ri the same time priiDitifi long and prolix articles of all eiipeitliiity, tlnugb m t materially eunnlllng the presentation of desirable facta. Tble epcyclnpaeitin ha , Bn n oon. etant use fur eevernl yeore. It la otter ed (or sale f .r the sufflcleot reason that the oflloe baa been eurnllefl with a oomplete BritatiDloawithaflvi.ynluine "Ameiican attppl ment." Loi k Pleasant, Please. 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W.r k "d C-mfsctwisry. los ersaai. dt, frctX. Uo;l1"''t tt'U Holden Building No 640 Willamette Phone R3d554, ' Djm gR0S 42 00 2.90 Ninth Street. SPRINGS Oregon J. W. KAYS' FURNITURE CO Embalmers and Funeral Director! Day & Henderson, UnderUKers and Embalmers. Cor. Will ana 7th Ointments ft Itl Mm ' tp j ; vili ti;, p- reti-jtM y u. It rjincii t i in i .I r -eiy tj reca ve fcn i ivmesad etf ict v t if a n m; car . Pjrria'n bj)l8-,,oa ch.siibjscl. OREGON'S BLUE RIBBON State Fair Salem Sept. 15th to 20th. 1902. Yon are invited to attend soil tee ths greatest industrial ex ponition and livestock show ever held on the Pat lfic Coait. Ood racing' every aftsrnoon. Camp gruuod frre. Coma and bring yoor families. Tor any information, writs MD WISDOM, Sec y, Portland, Or. & CHESniHE.