Daily Eugene guard., October 01, 1902, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
WEDNESDAY
OCTOBER 1
For
Cigars
JULIUS GOLDSMITH.
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WEATHER.
Id.
Fair tonight Bad Thursday,
creasing oloudlneu. Cooler.
BBALt).
Oatera at tbs Banquet.
C S Farrow notarjlpnnllo.
Freeh oysters at the Banquet.
U 8 Farrow & Co fire insuranoa,
Dr Lowe ooulo-optlolan Eugene.
Fruit Jan very ohoap at J W White's,
Beat of onuntry baoon at right prloes
at J W Wblte'i.
Bee Kay for apeoial prices on tents
and oamp furniture.
Try J W White for delloloui plonlo
gooda of all kinds.
0 F Farrow & Co will sell you tn
best plowi and barrowa.
Fresh ooast oysters at the Banquet,
Fran almonds, flga and oranberrlea.
B-eela' Grocery.
Rauiomber the Eclaoopal oburcb
ladles' market Bnturday, Out 26tb,
Vour bens are moulting. Prussian
Poultry Food will help them. Preston
4 Hales.
doing fast wall paper at Preaton &
Hale.
Country bama 12jo, a good bargain
tikeele' Urooery.
Ask Preston A Hales abiut their
ulxed palnta, f 1.10 per gallon.
Three dozen stamp photos for 25o at
the Welder Studio, oorner Heventb and
Willamette.
Why pay $3.60 or $1 lor a poorly
made household treasure table when
you oan get the beat table made for
(3.25 at Day & Houderaou'e.
Dnlaradoien for cabinet photoa at
lie Welder Htudlo for a abort time
wily.
Best woven wire matlreas, center
supported, for f2 26 at Day A Hender
sou's.
Htoveaand healers at the most satis
factory prloes.
J W Kays Fuhnitubb Co.
A landslide In prloes of photographic
work at tbe Welder Studio.
Fresh oyators at the Banquet.
Met Linn Drug Co for tbe beat and
most up-to-date stationery. Hogera A
Uallet'a perfumea In bulk.
The Oliver plow laata forever and
you oan el way a get eztraa. Do
your neighbors have done, aet aside
the old make and get an Oliver. They
do tbe work easy.
A Good Comedy Coming.
Theater-goera would do wall to bear
In mind that Hennoaay Leroyls, one of
the moat talented oomedlana on the
Amerloan etaire, la coming here on
Saturday, October 26, In hla famous
comedy euooere, "Other People'
Money." It la the one oomady above
all that every ons has expressed a de
sirs lose. Mr Lrroyls has retained
orally all of bis laat aeason'a oompany
Including the winsome May Sargent,
noently returned from Europe with
number of most magulfloent gowna.
Has Taken Partner.
E D Moran, proprietor of the Depot
Barber shop on North Willamette
stru t, haa aold a half Interest to a Mr.
Ire, formerly of Nebraska, and the
shop will now be a two-ohalr shop.
The Arm name will be Moran A Lee.
.Oysters at the Banquet.
Farmers ready horse sboea at Cham
bare'.
Beveral sosps In almost new bicyclea
at Chambers Hardware.
Foroe pumps, wlod mills, pipe and
nttlnga at down prloes. Chambers
Hardware.
Meeara Merrill and .ThatoLer plaoed
34 new 'phones and raited rates on 22
old onia while In the city.
Fresh ooast oysters at tbe Banquet.
Albany Democrat: Why not refer
tbe Lewis A dark , ex position appro,
prtation to the people, Invoking tbe
Initiative and referendum?
A R Tlflany la apeclal University
correspondent for tbe Guard. Give
him items or newa and they will be
printed Ihe aame day tbay ocour.
Auctioneer J B Hi I lea and Will H
Jennings went out to the Gent aid
Miller sale 6 mllea west of Irving to
day. Mr Utile orled the sale and Mr.
Jennlnga waa olerk.
Tbe Bon Marobe la being gradually
Bxed up and flnlabed np for opening.
UrKoudera' gooda are here and only
tbe finishing In carpentering now
taade In the way of opening.
Mr and Mra B H Friendly will re-
oelve Friday evening, October Srd,
from 8 until 11, in honor of Prealdant
Campbell. Tbe faoulty, students and
friends of tbe University are oordlally
Invited.
Today's Ojftronlan : Fred J Zslgler,
oaptaln of the 1901 University of Ore
gon football eleven, returned yesterday
afler a week at Eugene. Mr ZWIgler Is
very aangulne over tbe football out
look at tbe 'varsity.
Tbe etreete of Eugene were never in
better oondltlon. The fanoy turnoula
whlob are aeen eaoh evening aepreol
ate thla and the fair drlvera aend the
willing boraee along at a marry ollp.
The atmosphere la braoing.
Dr, Penland, D O, la from Albany,
Instead of Balem, aa atated by the pa
pera. He will keep up hla practice
at both places, going and coming on
alternate daya. He haa a valuable
praotloe In Albany and will endeavor
to keep It up, although if hla field here
keepa htm busy he will stay.
Gorton A Lae, the "Klnga of Musical
Comedy," are a notable engagement
with tbe Gorton Minstrels. They are
presenting a new aot tblaaeaaon wbloh
la remarkable for tbe high order ol
moslo Introduoed, as well aa for real
genuine comedy, without tbe ooarae-
neas and "horse play" which usually
obaraoterl7.es performanoea of tble
kind.
Grabta Paai Journal : Hops In Jo
sephine county are all ploked, they
were flnlabed Thursday. A very ex
cellent and targe orop was aeoured, but
the unfortunate feature is that moat all
tbe yarda eontraoted for their aale In
advanoe reoelvlug only 12 oeota, when
hope are now aelllng In tbe market
for 22 to 25 cents.
If yon aredownbearted,deep In busi
ness troublea, there la one prescription
that la eure to benefit you. Tbe old
maxim that "a hearty laugh Is the beat
of aauoea" ooutalna more truth than a
great many people think, and the
phyalolan whooan give you more laughs
In a sin. Is eveulng than Harney Fer
guson Is yet to be borne. A long,
hearty laugh Is a prescription to take
and you should Join the merry throng
of patients at the Parker Buoda night
Oct. S.
HEADQUARTERS
FOR DRESS
TRIMMINGS
J V Kauffman
FORM AND
CORSET
I desire to call the attention of the public to a
complete line of the very latent and up-to-date
Silk Dress Skirts; Silk Petticoats; Velvet, Silk
and Wool Waists in the new styles and colors;
Dry Goods; Furs and Coats; Capes and Jackets;
Ladies' Tailored Suits; Hosier) ; Flannels, Flan
nelettes and Outing Flannels.
Call and inspect our departments and
judge for yourself as to BARGAINS and VALUES
J. V. KAUFFHAN.
536-540 Willamette St.
EUGENE, OREGON,
Phone, Red 6o-i
Personals.
Normal Football,
The Ashland Tidings aaya: A
eohedule of games la new being ar
ranged and now It la oertala that a
football team from the Aebland Nor
mal will make a tour In tbe Wlllam.
ette valley thia aeaaon. At leaat two
and poaalbly four games will be played
on tbe trip. Tbe Eugene High school
baa already askai for a game and an
effort will be made to arrange a game
with the freebmen eleven of Ihe Uni
versity of Oregon.
League Baseball.
Portland 4, Butte 1. Hpokane 1,
Seattle 0. Taooma 3, Helena 1.
TANDIMOl OV THl CLl'BS.
' Won Lost PC
Butte 04 40 .682
Heettl 63 47 .678
Helena M 63 .619
Portland 61) 64 .609
Taooma 48 5 .414
Hpokane 46 06 .406
Geo HanJeaker was In the city last
evening.
Dr C W Lowe went to Ashland lb s
afternoon.
Mrs J E Moland returned to Cres
well today.
Miss Dee Ankeny leaves for Sterling-
vllle tonight.
Recorder B F Dorr's Is at his mines
In Blue River.
W A Wauu returned this afternoon
from a trip south.
Hon Geo B Oorrla returned today
from Cottage Grove.
Helmua W Thompson returned to
day from Portland.
Mra Jesse Bmlth, of Falrmount, was
a passenger to California today.
W G White le now in Portland driv
ing a hack. His wife will jiln blm
eoon.
Mrs E A Bean returned this after
noon from a two days' visit at Cotlae
Grove.
Mlaa Maggie Rmltb left today for
8aglnaw. Bbe was tbe guiM of relat
ives bere.
Mra Carrie Wlntera left this after
noon for Redlands, California, to spend
the winter.
Mra Hugh Humpton went to Goshen
today en route to Lost Valley, where
she will visit.
Misa Mary Jones, who has been the
guest of Mra W N Long here, returned
to Balem today.
Mra F B Hawes today returned lo
her home In Portland, after spending a
few daya with frlenda here.
Mra E R Btansbnry left this aftrr
noon for Long Beach, Cal, the delight
ful winter resort of the Bouth.
OFCalllaon baa gone lo Coltige
Grove where he has a position la the
Flnt National bauk of tbat city.
M Brattaln and Mr and MrsOW
Young were registered at tbe Imperial
hotel in Portland yesterday from Eugene.
Mr and Mra J D Huff who have been
visiting with Mr and Mra Geo Bmlth
resumed to their borne in Roseburg
this morning.
Hon H B Miller left this afternoon
for Grants Pass where he will be tbe
guest of honor at a reoeptlon next Fri
day evening.
Geo Grots and Will Jennings with a
party of Nebraakene leave In the
morning for the MoKeuzle onuntry on
the track of deer.
Mrs Jaa G Chown arrived thla after
noon from Ban Franolsoo to be tbe
Kueata of her nephewa, the Griffin
boys, and other relativea.
J A Brlgas, of the Treut Lumber
Company of Maroola, was In the olty
today. He said tbat all the lumber
tbey oan manufacture Is aold In ad
vanoe.
Prlnevllle News, HepU 27: Ex-Sher-
Iff Johnson, of Lane county, was In
Prlnevllle the fore part of the week en
route to the Bend country looking after
timber.
J Waggoner, the lecture bureau
manager, left today for Albany and
Corvallls where he has arranged to
plaoe a orurse. He failed to plaoe a
oourse here.
Yesterday's Roseburg Review 1 Mrs.
It H Coshow, of Haletn, left thla morn
ing for Eugene after a short visit In
Roseburg with her brother-in-law, O
P Coshow, and family.
MEETS AN UN
TIMELY DEATH
Jens Larsen, a Fisherman, is
Drowned in the Siuslaw at
Point Terrace.
Word haB lunt been received In Eu
gene from Point Ttrraon of tbe death
by drowning of Jens Larsen, a flher-
man. In tbe Hiualaw rlvir near that
plaoe lant Saturday.
It seems tbat tbe young man waj
rowing In a small boat with bis two
brothers out to the steamer Mink with
a load of fish, when he was thrown
out of the boat In some tnauner and
sank to the bottom before be Could re
ceive a-slatanee. All ( fl irts were mads
to save htm but to no avail,
Tbe drowned mao ie'elngle and has
numerous relatives on tbe lower Hiub
law. High School Noies.
Assembly exercises were held at the
High Bcbool this morning. Paul
Stau tier and M les Vesta Esson rendered
a piano duet, while Bupt. Beohdolt ad'
dressed a fiw Impromptu remarks to
the assembled students urging them to
greater activity In students aUanrs.
A number of new paintings 'and
statuettes have betnreeelved and will
be used foi the decoration of nrsembly
ball.
Manager Kuykenrlall today received
twelve now suits for the football squad.
Coach Goodrich waspieteut at practice
Iub! evening for the first time and put
the boys through light scrimmage
work. 'I here are many candidates for
tbe tackles and ends but so far H Tay
lor, Evans and Bouth are tbe only
oenter men. E Crow, Crabtree, Kay
kendall, Watson, and L Brook are
among those who are trying for posi
tion behind tbe line.
THE SOCIAL REALM
IN HONOR OF THE PRESIDENT.
At the borne of Mr and Mra B H
Friendly next Friday evening a reoep
tlon to siodents, new and old, and the
faculty of ihe University will be given
in boner 1 f President Prince L Camp
bell Theevant prom! a to be one of
the leading social events of the season
Died.
T G Gilfllao died at Union, Union
connly, this morning, eo a dispatch to
J F Robinson, secretary of tbe Eugene
Masonio lodge, states.
Mr (illfiUn was a pioneer resident of
Lane oounty, having located at Plea
ant Hill when about thirty-two yeara
of agn in the early fifties. He bad
served an apprenticeship to a ohalr
and furniture maker before that time
so he was ahle tosupply tbe pioneer
settlement with needed furniture. It
waa a oommon saying that bia cbalra
nerer broke down or wore out. He
married a Miss Cromwell of Coast Fork
and tbey 1 icated on a farm in the
Phaeant Hill oountry, moving to
Union oounty about fifteen years ago,
An aged wife, one eon and four
daughters survive blm, tbe son having
married tbe youueet daughter of
George Btowell, formerly of Eugene,
He was about seventy yeara of age,
He became a member of tbe Eugene
Masonic lodge in its early days and re
tained membership till death. Those
who knew blm best give blm the name
of being an honest, upright man.
Patent Medicines
A LL kinds; now fresh stock just recoived. "All C0c bottles aro 45 cents.
LL f 1.00 bottles are 90c. All IL.W) bottlos are $1.25.
EVERYTHING IN PROPORTION.
Nursing bottlos 5c, Cling-fast nipples 5c, ordinary nipples 3c, Diamond
dyos 8 conts per packago. No 1 nutinogs per doz 5 cents.
AX BILLY
DEPARTMENT STORE.
Delegates to Irrigation Congress
Mayor G R Chrlsman is invested
with authority to appoint two dele
gales from Eugene to tbe Tenth Ra
tional Irrigation Congress to he held at
Colorado Spring, Oct 0th to 9th, 1902,
He Is at a loos as to who to appoint,
and anyone who wishes to go will
confer a favor upon the mayor by let
ting blm know. The oounty com
missioners, the Commercial Club and
the iteal Jvitate bxohange also are
empowered lo appoint two delegates
eaoh.
In Bankrnpcy Court.
The. many friends of J R (Jerry)
Ream will reirret that he has been
compelled to go Into the baukrupcy
court, his marble business In Albany
proving a tinaucial failure. He claims
liabilities to the am uut of $176 SO
with $160 assets.
Boys Fight and Pay.
Two boys engaged ln warm Osti
cud bout yesterday and upon tbeoom
plaint of the offended lad the aggre-sor
was brought before the actlug recorder.
LT Harris, who flue.1 hlui $5. The
Hue waa paid.
"Old Horse" Sale.
Many remember tbe "old boree"
aale conducted at tbe Weil., Fargo A
Uua1 Express office in this olty about
a year awo at whlob time a large num
bar of unclaimed express packages
were auctioned i Q to the i.ljheat bid'
der, the oonteuta of which were un
known.
Another Booh sale will be htld on
Nov. Id'. There are 303 or 400 pack'
Hg. boxe, trunk', valisos, etc, to be
aucloueil of!. Tbey are fioui ofllcea
all over Ihegon and parts of Washing
ton, Tne following article are iu Ihe
Eugene oflloe: Three paokages, bliss
M Dennnore; grip, B C Minkham
paokage, LFMoore; package, FQuevy
package, B F Buuth; package, H
Hnookj 2 p. boxatt, W rt Walker
paokage, C Watts j package, Mrs F E
Alley.
Two More Years For Engene,
The fact that Presiding Elder T B
Ford has been returned to the Eugene
district after he has served In that
capacity for six years when tbe law of
tbe conference says six- yeara Is the
limit, calls for an ex hnatlon which Is
easy to give. Four years ago tbe Eu
gene district was remodeled and
changed so that It was considered a
new district. This makes two yean
of service in the old district and four
In the new, leaving two jeaia
yet tor the residence cr D Ford In
huge i e. They will j a-s I too quickly
Weavers Wanted.
forpuin and fancy work at theOrr-
n t'ily W.niien f .,
Ladies' Jackets-
Ladies 27 and 32 inch Korsoy j ok is, fine all wool
in tan and black, double breasted, six button
front, notch collar, turned caff, silk lined
Prices $7.60, $10.00, $12.50,
Ladies' Monto Carlo coats, all wool Kersey, latest
styles.doublo breasted and satin lined $10.00,
Ladies' 45 inch coats, all wool, tan or black, made
with 8 pearl buttons double breasted front,
three rows of ttiched strapping in front, inlaid'
stitch velvet storm collar and turned cuffs
$15.00 to $25.00.
Ladies' 33 ond 10 inch capes, all wool, storm col
lar, two rows of stitcNid stinpping in back
f atln lined $5-50 and $7.00.
I arasnirtiuinlot t'MMmTi ct, with n.l
-wilhixH !, all ty Vts all .
S. H. FRIENDLY.
H. GORDON,
The Housefurnisher
FOR THE KIGIIT PRICE
Supported bed springs, each ?t)
Kitchen treasure tables, the best make, each .... "Vo on
Excelsior mattress with wool top, each " "" 9'
Prices on all other things accordingly. w
Discounts given on all complete house-fiiinisbjn
outfits. 0
H. GORDON,
The House furnisher
East Ninth Street.
Hotel Arrivals.
THE SMKKDK.
J T Jennings, Cottage Grove
M Schneider Sc w, Eugene
Geo Lea, Cottage Grove
G W Demlugtoo, Portland
J H Booth, Roseburg
E P Bohwerlng, Walterville
A F Green and wife, 8 F
W O Potter, Portland
M A Baldwin, Cbloagn
Ben Bosenfeld, & F
J O V Sweeny, 8 F
8 E Cornohaui Portlands
J P Jones, Portland.
HOFFMAN HOUSE.
J E Pitts, Cincinnati!
J V Wolf, Sllverton
F W Vallie, P.irtlanl ,
Chas K Hpaulding, Newberg
Gabriel Bytes, Tillamook
, Wilfred Hmiib, Althnnsn
Mrs E E Turner, Wendling
L Campbell, Seattle
N B Standlsh, Lucky Boy
AnBtln It lot, Mohawk
H C McAllster, Chicago
W Nlohol-i, Elmira
E B Mllljr, Florence
J C Flint, Florence
J A Briggs, Maroola
J E Matteson, Fall Creek.
J L Marsh, Falrmnunt
The Imperial.
Cottage Grove, Or. First olajs.daoiph
room 30x50 feet, well equipped. Kuto
1.00 and $2.00 ir dav.
Boy Sent Home.
The case of Jena Nelson, who wns
aooused by his mother of stealing 175
from her bouse, was dismissed t'iday
and tbe boy was given over to his
mother, who promised lo take him
home and give him another chance to
do right. He would tint admit bis
guilt.
To Milk Consumers. "
After Ootl.tuiiik will be 6 cent.,,,
quart retail and 20 0en-H ner .,"
wholesale. ' 8,lc,t
M Pctehson,
'J' h Davidsos
1'i.ovoVauoh,;,
Ui Lucas.
"Ill going op
Builders' liSidware is
hilt wn hva .tiuil., ... i. .
.. v , ,t n-tiiffh, k.
fore the advance ami lute, d toeeliit
Chambers Hardware.
New Today.
IRLWANiKl,-r8fB
work. Call on i.lrs J W Kavi ;
Willamette street ' 1
UUO.Vl.-J Foil iiti.Ni.i
unfurnished room, at Eutlathiji
and Peerl ntreel- f,,r renl- m 0)
Mrs. J. H. ' '"P' l "id on the phalli.
l-OUNJJ.-A fr ", ,77j7
"""" " iva (..line by Oslilniu
rhlj rfli,,. .i ,. . 1
..... c. unuiiig H nI1( ( i
for notio
KOUND. A hi idle. Owuercsnbr,
same by oiling t tliia office m
piiylng for notice.
Cuff Button
Sale
Extraordinary
T Is is Cult Butu,u
Week at .ur t"r.
S'i we are nflurluir
exceptionally gond
bargains In this
lite. Preity pat.
lerns at prices that
please.
GOLD FRONTS,
SOLID GOLD,
GOLD FILLFD.
This Week Regular
ROOMS TO LV: r.-Iuqulre of Mr.
B'.rauu Lnwig nt lierdre.smaklnjruil
l "i "in WillHinetle Hreet.
OVERCOAT jfOUND.-A oevii
couth, und ou 8 11-n.w road l Id
mile out fii.in Eugene. 0iitr
n,id sam.' ai (Ilvrd office.
Day & Henderson, UnderUken
and Embalmers. Cor. Will am Jlh
J. W. KAYS' FUii.NITURE CO
Embalmers and Funeral Dircciort I
Special
Orders
and measurements taken
for ladies' tailor-made
suits. Gall and s
samples.
BUCKNER &
CLEVENOa
We are Ready for
the Rush ,
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School BooksJ
University
Books,
E. SCHWARZSCHILD.
w-. ii.l Fountain ft
Lidi.-i UtalioMiy-
$i.oo values
1.35 "
1.50 "
'75 "
2.00 "
a.50 "
3.00 "
$ -75
95
1.14
'33
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1.90
a. 28
Thia In & Kl.UnHM "1 .
J-out button. I Wiu C,. JJa'
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M. R. JANNEY.
Jeweler.
If Tsu Plaster
Adamantine Plaster
Does not Crack,
Brenk or Run,
I Guarantee it-
Fireproof -Waterpro
Our
Motto
to Please
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