Daily Eugene guard., August 27, 1902, Image 4

Uailv F.ugene Guard
WEDNESDAY- - AUG US I 27
For
Cigars
JULIUS GOLDSMITH.
GUARD Telephone, No-Main 191
WEATHER.
Tonight and Thursday oloudy wl b
bowers.
mfiTici,
C 8 Karrow notary public
Colller'i whit lead the beat.
Feed tod frrooerlea at White',
c: 8 Farrow A Co fire loauranoe,
Dr Lowe ooiiln-nptlolan Eugene.
Mood waute bay, oat and wbeat.
I O Watte, graduate optlolao, Eu-cm-.
I; H Farrow Implement and maobl
nry.
Hloyole repairing and iuppllee at
Mono'.
A landslide la prion" of photographlo
work at tbe Welder Htudio.
New goods arrlre evnry day prlocu
will suit your purse Itaoket.
Buy a refrigerator and keep oool.
Kays Fuhnitdhb Co.
Ilioycle repairing well and needy
rini'e. Prices reasonable, at Moou'l.
When you want fruit Jars call up
Main 25-1.
(Jo to Green for fruit Jim, tbey are
cheaper than ever.
hareen doom and window at Longh
ln:l-r A Peter'.
Eiprlenoed bicycle repairman now
it Chauabrrs' Hardware.
When you want fruit Jara go to
beadquaners, 1 V On en A Hon.
See Kaya for special prion OB teute
and oaiup furniture
Wo have 200 new wrapper worth
(1.60 we are selling for $1.10. Itaoket.
D illar a dor.ua for cabluut photos at
tlin Welder Htudio for a abort time
only.
Heeour new line of $10, $12.(0, $14
find $16 bedroom aot. I'ay A den
tl?rnn. Itaoln buggle eland the teat for
hard aervloe. Chamber Hardware ha
I hem. '
Till would be a well bod 0011111111.
nlly If everybody wore our ahoea.
liauket.
Heat woven wire mattress, center
upported, for $2 26 at Day A Hender
son 'a.
Uae your aenae ana aave your dol
lars, 260 new skirls, at the lUckt-t
Ht'ire.
Three dozen damp photo for 25o at
the Welder Htudio, oorner Heventh and
Willamette.
We have Juet received over 14,000
yard of new opting flanncl
Racket.
Why pay $3.60 or $1 fur a poorly
made household (reaeure table when
you oan got tbe beat table made for
$3.26 at Day A HenderHOu'a.
Ileinember Moou la In th market
for your oats, wheal, ooru, vHohea,
bay, greet ed and all other farm
cereal that you bare for aln. H
pay. the caab
Iw lab locall bnpgrowere' attention
to the faot that we uae good material
anil good meohauloal labor In making
bop pipe a well all kluda of aheel
metal work. Will M Morrow. 1'bon
lied 478.
M iwliaa the time arrived to lay In
youi fl.iur forth winter. Moon will
ell you I'EhKkTTlox, the beat flour In
the maiket at hoiiret prior. It wll1
pay you 10 are bliu lefoieyou buy.
Groceries.
lb K 0 Baking Powder IMc
21 lb beat cane sugar $1.00
1 lb good unoolored Japeu tea S60
An execellenl roast onflee 16c
1 lb lemon cake , 10c
We stlil have a lew lib package
of wasblug powder for 5o
Tobacco.
1 plug Ba'lle Ax bibacon 3Ao
1 lb 81a', Horseshoe, Pswli g or
C'ltHX tobacco 4So
6 pkg Red Bell ,V)
0 pkg Dixie Queen 24o
1 lb Pouiper Due out clirw lobacvo...46o
8 Child or Export cigar log
Ax Billy
Breiities.
Oil cake meal $2 10 per sack, at
Moon'f.
Bon meal $2.26 per tack at Moon'
Clam and oyster abell $2 00.
Korae ahoea that anybody can nail
111 at Chamber Hardware.
Palmer Ayer will onmmenoe pick
ing bla early hop Tuesday.
Extra for every old mower or binder.
Get them early at Lbambtr Hard
ware.
Tbreateolng rain today. Rad tbe
weatber probabilities and carry an
umberella tomorrow.
The vehicle trade with farmer la
normou. JSverjD'Mlj 1 inveaiing in
a new "rig" tbla fall.
Tbe Hoffman Honse bua I out
again, having been emhelliabed wltb a
brand new ooat of paint.
A huge pole I being ereoled at the
a ll? between Fiank Urjno's and Wm
Pre. Ion's atore for theaupportof wire
Moon 1 headquarter for all kind
of oblckeu euppllea. viz: grouod bone,
oyster and clam shell, beef scraps, ate.
May Taylor, one of tbe wayward
girl who have been detained In Ibe
oity Jail, will be taken to the refuge
borne at Portland tomorrow.
40 teoond-band bugglea, cart and
wagon. Many good and some no
good. Prloee very low.
Chambers Hardware.
Mies Nina Ostrander wired bersafe
arrival at New 1'aynesvllle, Minnesota,
yesterday. Her train was delayed two
day on the road by a landslide.
Pefeotlou fl ur In sold 00 it merits,
and not in combination with other
brand. You will Bud It not only tbe
bust but sold tbe cheapest. At
Moon',
Martin Miller, the West Eighth
treet shoemaker, la having additional
helving put In bl slaoe of business
for tbe aooomodallon of a larger stock
of shoe.
Bee Moon for price on all kind of
poultry auppllee; a lull carloao just re
ceived, couerquenlly be will sell at
lower prices tban competitor can af
ford to sell al.
Five oent Is not muoh of a And, but
so much was picked up from under the
alley croslug between Duun's and
Preston' etoree today. Neither of the
gentlemeu claim It.
Three new aro street lights at West
Fourth and Madison, West Ueventh
and Monroe and at Kast Eveventb and
Pearl, wblob were ordered put In by
the oliy oounoll, bU'ned for tbe firt
time last nlgbl.
Tbe member of Vernon Co, "Uni
form Hank, K. 01 f, of ml oity are
dlacusslug tbe matter of taking part In
a tournament to be held at Portland
during the twiou of tbe graud lod e.
K ol P, in Hint oity Out 14 and 16.
W M Preston Is pi sparing to put
dowu a 00111 rele sidewalk In front of
hi building occupied by Preslou A
Hales' harness aud paint attire. A
otiuurele crossing across the alley from
the Pri'stou building to the Dunn
uuildlug will also be laid.
I'he eugitgpuieut of Miss Lenora
White to Mr On. lea O HeuUl, both
ol Heleiu, la auuuuuoed, the wedding
to lake place ou Heplrmbei 3rd. Mr
Hiulat was formerly clerk In F
Dunn's dry goods store here. Hi
uauy friends congratulate blm lu ad
V tnoe.
The only geuulue C.ie-ack. ever seen
outside tlieir owu country on horsi-
oaok, form a thrilling aud Interesting
feature of the brilliant Coi'greea of
11 ugb Rider, who appear at every
performance given by Ibe Uufialo Bnl
Wild Went exhibition. They ait-
rb ere that can rightly challenge 00m
pari son.
Colonel Cody's (Buflalo Bill) Wild
West I a plolorlal history of our coun
try from the days of Ibe savage led
man to th present dale, and Ineludi-e
In It ooinpauy n party of genuine Cu
bans, representing the uew republic
Mo suab praallosl letson lu our pro.
grees oould be written In a thousand
nooka. Fifteen diSereutaoe aud na
tion appear In their varied ooatume.
That bridge Accident
A telerhoiia message from Mr Ed
Andrew at Corvalll last evening
nrouglil the Informataon lhat Kd wae
preity badly Injured lu the accident
Sunday. A imall bone In bl leg was
broken and he wa otherwise bruised
up. He aud Mr Riley are both oou
Oned to their beds. Mrs Andrew fared
netter than any of them. Mrs Kl lev 'a
Utile on who waa aliiug waa not hurt
nmeh eh her
Shoes.
Odd aud end In ladle oxfords ..,$1.00
Odds and ends In children oxfords 60o
A larue, Ml elaed, up to-date map of
the I'nltMl Hiatesaiidnilniileafreoalth
$A.C0 puroliM of shoe at on time.
Dot. 'i fall lo see our big line of new
Fall shoe liefore buying.
s Department Store.
Personals.
It MoMurphey la borne from Port
land.
Felix Hparka .l down from Blue
River.
Lu Power-, i down from McKenzle
Brtdgi'.
T A L' ve-l-y, a Balem bop buyer, la
in the any
Jerry D.ujoj'mi a In Cottage On.in
on business.
B F Ke-ney. of Uathen, wa on our
treeta li d.y.
MlasVinul Kuapp returned today
from Junotlon.
Mr L N Roney returned today from
Boawell Bprlugr
C'haa C'oobran came down from
Cottage Grove today.
Haul Baum left for bl borne at Pen
dleton this morning.
Ml Alio Hemenway 1 home from
Balem visiting relative.
TMBtubbln and wife left for tbe
Barrlebnrg bop Held today.
Kerolval Rust bad soma of bl apples
a sample on tbe aireet yesterday. .
Master Harold Bean, son ol Justice
Bean of Balem, returned borne today.
Frank Anderson, tbe well known B
P locomotive engineer, la In tbe city.
Mre I T Niokfin and daughter, ol
Junotlon City, are vieltlng friends In
Eugene
Attorney A C Woodcock I In bl
oftloe for a brief re pile from arduous
ranch work.
Miss ellle tillfrey left today for
Balem aud Portlaud for a abort stay
wiiti friends,
Lebanon Express: Mist Veroita
Hi ndereon, of Eugene, I visiting rela
tlv '8 lu tbla oity.
Mr Krederlo Qunn left too ay to Join
b-.r husband, Prof Djun, In Portland,
on tbelr way Eaat.
County Judge H R Klnoald returned
udy from British Columbia and
Washington pulute.
J 0 Uoddard of California arrived
today as a gnest of J JJ McOlnnlp. He
Intends 10 1 Hjaie here.
IS H Iogham and family returned
from their two weeks' summer outing
at tbe beach this afternoon.
Mls Amy Dunn departed tbla after
noon to take up beretudle lu Stanford
University at Palo Alto, Cel.
Cba Knolhe left this morulug for
dt Paul, where be will take up his
dull a clerk for an Eastern railroad.
B F Prunty and party, who were
guests of Dean E Handereson and wife
yesterday, went on to Portland today.
U 0 Morrison, F E Morrison and A
Osborn returned today to Creeton, la.
They were frlende of SV in Rldgnway,
Miss Minnie Fom night operator at
the telephone oltloe, 1 taking a vaca
tion. MIih Lulu Applegate l(t fllllUK
ber place.
Mr 8 H Friendly and daughter,
Mis R stall, weut to PortUnd this
afternoon. Ihey will spend n mo time
al tti coast.
J C Ooodale, former owner of the
Cnburit mill aud resident of Eunme,
went home to Hlem this afternoon
wltb bis wife.
W T Kayser, tbe Cottage Urove
lustllug real estate dealer, was In Eu
gene today, returning borne on this
afternoon's train.
Mr M V Rees, of Eugn, baa been
galled to Aanlaud by the aerlou ill.
nee of the little child of br daughter,
Mr Carl Baughinen.
Eli Plukard, wbo I now employed
In a livery atable at Portlaud, returned
tni arteruoon 10 tbat oity after a
week' visit In Eugeue.
Mr E A Dunn aud Mis In Dunn
returned yesterday from Farmlngton,
Wasblugtou, where they have been
visiting for two months.
Prof 0 A Burden, physics! Instructor
of tbe U O, arrived today from the
Bilrti oou 0 try where hs bas beeu eu
J lylug superb huutiug aud B-hlug.
Balem Journal: Willie Vandersol, a
olerk lu the offloe of the eeoretaiy of
ata e, be re'urm d from a time weeks'
1 1-asiul nutlag lu Ibe Molvenzie oouu.
try, lu Laue county.
Willi MoClulre and Uranger Brad-
way have Just relumed from their
homesteads on Wild Cat wheio they
hav beeu slashing brush and making
other Improvement.
George Mayer ha com from Han
Franolaoo to associate himself with
Obrls Marx, Jr, In hie cleaning and
dyeing works on East Beventh street In
the capacity of expert dyer.
Tin Ware, Woodenware.
1 tin wash boiler ., 76c
i pint tin cup
7 doi wooden clothe pin I0o
Fruit Jars, Glassware, Etc.
1 do covered Jelly glasses .w
1 do tutul ler s,
I nv Mason Jar rai and rublr...J.Sc
I doi fair r ru bers
I do good Jar lubtieis
3 ih 1 beet Jr rubhera "V
1 di 1 pint Mason r 7
1 ih t quart Mason jar gv
1 dot ) gallon Mason jara $1,10
ATTEMPT TO
WRECK TRAIN
Fiendish Work of Mis
creants Near Shedds
This Morning.
Ties Placed on the Track
covered Just in Time
Avert a Terrible Catas'
trophe.
Dis
to Rill way offl ilals here were apprleed
early tbla mornl g of a dastardly at
tempt to cause dlssster to tbe second
section of the northbound aassenger
train by plaolng ties 00 tbe track n-ar
Bhedri, the station some 25 mile be
low Eugene.
'Ifaiu No 16 wai in two section
hicb ran about 15 ruluuies apart.
The flrat eeoiion passed through Eu
gene at 3:13 o'olock this morning and
1 he second went throuirb at 3:81 Tbe
tint eeotlon parsed tbrougb Hbedds In
nerfeot safetv. and Immediately tbe
tie were plied 00 tbe track. Tney
were dieoovoied by tbe engineer of Ibe
second section Just in time to save tbe
rushing train from being ditobed.
Many live were probably saved by
hi prompt action.
Oflloera along ttie line were inime
dla'jly notified, but ae yet 00 due to
tbe miscreants bas been unearthed.
The motive for tbe crime oannot be
aooouuted for as tbe express and mall
were on the Oral seotlon.
BICYCLE THIEVES
AT THEIR WORK
A Salem Man's Wheel Stolen
From the Hoffman House
Others Stolen.
0 W Evai a, of Salem, who has been
at tbe spriugB for an outing on his
wheel, came down Baturday and put
bl niKCiilue Insidd tbe Hodman
House. It was missed Sunday and
the offioers have been looking for tbe
thief. Tbe ofli'ne would be Inroetiy
from a dwelling, a state' prison
otiouse, aii'l !! mil go euruewbat bard
wltb tbe miscreatit when he is caught.'
E J Fratser'e wheel was also missed
rluuday from where he left it but was
returned yesterday, the tblef evidently
beootuitig irWIileued.
One or two other reel dents have
missed Hi 'lr wheels ltiely. Evidently
"iuih oue is doing a good tusluess sell
lug second hand wheels, probably dis
posing of ibem lo e uue oilier town.
Hotel Arrivals.
HOFFMAN.
M Manassp, Ohio
W P Smith, 8 F
U W Reynolds, 8 F
Gertrude Burdlck, Cottage Grove
BO Kowley, Chicago
V J Neleon, Portland
M Atiram, B F
B Forrest, Pr r'Nod ' -
Ueo B Debl, Ohio
L A Powers, MoKxnile Bridge
Felix 81 arks, Blue River
W T Kayaer, Cottage Grove
A U Young aud wf, Cottage Grove
U D rllilrey, tVrhervtlle
C B Hlgglns, Ashland
R E Coi.uoily, Chicago
C R O, B F
L Jacob-, BprlngDeld
E F Williams, Seattle
Anuette Urltlon, Panther
N D I'omroy, Portland
J W Miioluli and wf, Portland
T A Llveeley, Salem
Juo H Morris, Acme
J II pkidiuore, Juuotlon City
U A Taylor, Portland.
J C Gnodale and wf, Balem
W P C Metiiier, B F
M F Moore, PortUnd
C 8 Andrews, Portland
N W Bretherton and wf, Portland
Miss H P Aleser, Lawrence, Cal
B U Msgonll, Portland
F P Nimpcnii, NewYork
M H Marrlaburg
(1 8 Van Osien
F A I'rlndle, Olenwood. It.
Big Reductions
Silk and Cotton
Shirt Waists.
MUST BE.SOLDHAT ONCE.
Sec Window
S. H.
DisD.av ,
THE POWERS
PLACE SOLD
The Well Known Upper McKen-
zie Camping Place Changes
Hands.
Neri iweaty years a;o A B Power
and fam lv located boinestesd 1 n the
bank of toe McKrnxla Kiver at tbe
now McKeui e Bridge postoffloe. He
hewed a olao out of tbe timber, plant
ed an orchard and built ulielantll
mDrovemenU A dltoh bring water
throush tbe il ce from farther up the
river and the water make the ligbt
soil produce good crop .of excellent
vegetables and bay.
The other day Mr Power d tie
nlaoetoJohn O'L-sry, a uhlautial
sheepman of Eau ero Oregon, wlo hi
pastured s.veial thousand eUiep oil
ths reseive in the McKei'7.le road vi-
oinltv lur two seasons pa-t, and
camped wltb bis family di-rtim Ibe
mmm.r months at one or other of
the hot springs or McKeimle Bridge.
Then tbey wnuld reiuru 10 tneir
Eisteto Oregon bom lu tbe fall. Tbe
consideration was $4,000, a very rea
0 isbl price coneiderliiK the Impn.ve.
ninnls We are Il lumed tbat Mr
Powers will move to Euiaie for tbe
winter.
FooDd Folks At Home.
Tbla morning F T 1'lat.k, t e ac
comodating and genial re 1 estate
dealer, took a party to look at some
property on Etst Ninth street. The
houe was Biipposel to be v-icant and
Mr PI ik had th k.iy. Hi fumbled
wltb the look and turned the key
flnhlly optiomg the d or Into a long
ba'iwav. The pirty Bled Into the
house, laughmg and Joking and pro
ceeded to Inspect the premises. In the
midst of tbe Investigation a door at the
end of the hallway opened about an
Inch and a feminine voice tremulously
demanded to know the business of tbe
intruder.!
Mr Plank aud party, probably afraid
of being -hot for burglars, beat a hasty
retreat and from tbe aeenre protection
of boxes on tbe porch explained to the
inquiring vo'oe that they thought the
bouse empty, eto Being a-eured that
hostilities would not be commenced
tbei on me forth from concealment and
resumed business.
When you huy a ( reecent bicycle
you kuow you are always ready to
start. You can depend on a Cresoent
Bee them at Chambers Hardware.
Buyers
at
Janney's
never
regret
their
Purchases.
Blunders
in Buying
m-0 reiDoniiblo for half
the failures in .
mercantile Dur'Utts.
bad buying memos
High Prlcei,
Slow elllnj,
Stile and
Shop Worn Goods.
Poor Assortment,
Dissailsfled Customers
and Possibly
Ultimate Disaster.
If you are an Accomplished Buyer
we bare Die uck aod factlitiei tn
enable you to mult th mnet of
your accomplishment. If you
are an inexprini ced buyer, we
tea to It Umt yon do not ajffar
from yiw inexperience Our
patrons are repu able people
everywhere who Talus their repu
tation and ouri.
M. R. JANNEY
JEWELER.
"In the Success of Our Pstrom
Liu Out Succu "
I TY
'aasasjajjjjjsaaee
On the
balance of our
FRIENDLY.
H. GORDON,
The Housefurni
FOR THE RIGHT PRICE
Supported bed springs, each .. 0 00
Kitchen treasure tables, the best make, each 2 90
Excelsior mattress with wool top, each 2 00
Prices on all other things accordingly.
Discounts given on all complete house-furnishing
outfits.
H. GORDON,
The Housefurnisher
36 East
BOSWELL
Enquire at Southern Pacific Railroad
office for Special Rates to Bos well Springs
The University of Oregon
Eugene,
The6r-t
semester, 'session 1902-3, opens
; colieires are oomurised in lbs
schools arid
Literature. Science and Arts, Co. lege of 3d nee and EoKineerio? TTLinit
Academy, School ol Music, School of Medicine, School of Law. - """"J
TUITION FBEK Eleeptlnij In Schools of Law, Medicine and Music. (IncidtnUl la
110 00, Stufeot fij iy tax 12.50 per year.) Cost of living from SlOu.OO to tiJO.M
per year. For eataloguo address
Registrar of the University,
lSDgene, Oregon.
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC Irvine- M Glen, A. M , Dean; PUno Ms
Kose Midgley Hollenbsck, (.I'weHy, Gor'atowki,Scliarwenka). and Mr Arthur
Ix.uis Frazr, (five years with W. G. 'ah); Voice, Miss Eva Stiuson. (KiDnOos.
servstory, I rebelli Muic School); Vl.ilin, Susie Fenuell Pipes, (Spitzoer, Spitriiil'
Theory, Miss Eva Stinson, Mrs llose Midley Hollenbeck.
Wanted.
All part'es wisblPK tn lak stUileit
boarders, roomers or s'tidnuts to work
for their board will plea e send tbelr
names aod addresses together with a
tatemsnt of prloes, number dislnrl,
eto, to the Uulvi-relty otflue. A n-fji -ter
of bonding places will be kept in
the offloe wbioli will tea oouvenlencB
for all parties onunerneri.
Moon's Cash Prices.
Ground bone per pound SJo
Oyster she.l per pound 2o
( lam shell per pound 2o
Beef eori' per pnnod 8jo
Oil cake meal per pi und 2Jo
" " pel seek of 120 lbs. ..$2.10
Machine nil that's guoo.
( bsmbers Htrdv are.
New Today.
NUROrj; WANl'Eu. A etronu alii
bodied man to nurse a siok man
nlgbt. Enquire at Dorris An Gallery.
HOfWE FOB BALE A good work
burse fur sale, 9 year old. weiuh.
1,300 pound?. Address Bnz 609,
Eugene. Or.
GIRL WAN TED.-For general houi.e.
work. Wage- $26 per month. Ap.
ply to Mr Geo Kelly, corner East
Twilftb and High -treis.
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