Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, October 06, 1902, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextV V I BWf a- Daily Eugene Guard, MONDAY OCTOBER For Cigars JULIUS GOLDSMITH. GUARD Telephone, Ko Mala 191 WEATHER. Tonlnht Inoreaalng cloudluesss. Tuesday showers. Cooler. Bbals. siivitiis. Oysters at the Banquet. C S Farrow notary Ipublio. Freah oyatera at the Banquet. O B Farrow A Co fire Inauranoe, Dr Lowe oonlo-optlolan Eugene. Freah ooaat oyatera at the Banquet, Fruit Jara Tery oheap at J W Wblte'e, Gains-faat wall naoer at Preaton A Halea. Georgia Harper Co, Opera House, Oot 9-10. Beet of oountry baoon at rig ht prloe at J W Wblte'e. Don't forget the big ehow, Opera ant Hill "Eaet Lynne." Oyatera at the Banquet. The Boaeburg fair opena tomorrow Tbeatreeteprlnkler laatllt on duty. Important readlDg matter on third page. M las Nellie MoMurry le clerking for J V Kauflmau. : New specialties and toenery, Opera Houae, Oot 0 10. Aoarload of Oliver plowa arrived today for Chambers Bro. , Weather atlll fine. Farmers though wouldn't mind a little rain. Mra Horaoe Burnett has been quite 111. Bhe la now Improving. Tim dootors rerjori an unuaual amount of slcknera In Eugene. Aabley O Btevene is quite alok at hla home, 168 Weat Eleventh etre3t. MraThoa Barbre haa been eertoualy 111 at the Beat Cottage but la now Im proving. Dr Palue attended her. All atovee have advanced again but aa long aa the atook laata IU yonra at the eame old pnoe at Unamoera uara- ware. Portland Aoademy defected Paolflo University In a game of footbMI at Forest Grove Baturday. The score was 6 toO. The gowne worn by. Miss Georgia Harper In ber production or "ine L.vrlo Queen" and "East Lynn" will be the grandeat ever displayed In En gene. Mlaa Wlnnlfred Hayea, nleoe of Mra Phil Miller of thie olty and well known here, la to be married Wednea- dav. Oot 8, to J H LaMoree at Port land. J o MoElroy'a prlie ahe3p were shipped to Boaeburg thla afternoon to be entered at the dlairiot rair. J u goee down Wednesday. J F Calllacn and family have moved Into the property retently purchased on West Eleventh street, from Pleas They bought the Classman Houae, Oct 9-10. Bee Eaya for apeolal prloea on tenti and oamp furniture. Try J W White for delicious plonio goods of all kinds, "Lyrto Queen" the greatest of all aoolety comedy dramaa. 0 F Farrow A Co will aell yon the beat plowa and barrowe. Aak Preaton A Halea about their aulxed paints,' 1.10 per gallon. Freah ooaat oyatera at the Banquet, Remember the Episcopal ohnrch ladles' market Baturday, Oct 2Mb All klnda of graaa aeed wanted. Chambers' Hardware. Your hene are moulting. Prussian Poultry Food will help them. Preaton A Halea. Beat woven wire mattreea, csnt3r supported, for (2 28 at Day A Bender eon's. Htovesand heaters at the moat eatle- : factory prloea, J W Kays Furniture Oo, Dollar a dozen foroablnet photoa and three dozen stampa tor 25 osnta at Welder's photo ttudlo. Freah oysters at the Banquet, Bee Linn Drug Uo for the beat and .. moat up-to-date atatlonery. Rogers A " Uallet's perfumes la bulk. Why pay $3.60 or $1 tor a poorly made household treasure table when you oan get the beat table made for 13.25 at Day Henderson's. Wall paper we now have lota of remnants to oloae outof the new pa- pera come early, Chambers' Hardware, HEliT J V Kauffman ET I desire to call the attention of the public to a complete line of the very latest and up-to-date Silk Dress Skirts; Silk Petticoats; Velvet, Silk and Wool Waists in the new styles and colors; t Dry Goods; Furs and Coats; Capes and Jackets; Ladies' Tailored Suits; Hosiery; Flannels, Flan nelettes and Outing Flannels. Call and inspect our departments and judge for yourself as to BARGAINS and VALUES J. V. KAUFFHAN. r,rrn Phone. Red oo-i 538-54 Willamette St tuuL, -AftA( H. GORDON, The Housefurnisher for the;iught tiuce Supported bed springs, each .. , TfitatiAn treasure tables, the best makn on.i.'"" Excelsior mattress with wool top, each :f Prices on all other things accordingly. Discounts given on all complete house-furnish outhts. 2.9.1 Personals. property. A Salem man baa raised thla year about 20.0C0 bunoheB of celery, lor whloh he recelva an average of 6 oents a bunob by the wboleeale, most ly from Portland doalera. Bouaa and blB famous band play in Albany Baturday afternoon and re turn by apeoial train to play at Balem Saturday evening. Prof W E MoElroy will hear the Balem conoert. The grand opening of (Jookerllne A Wetberbee'a new dry goods store In theeleerant MoClung building Batur day evening waj the attraotlon for numerous visitors who came lo ad mire the superb furnishings of the new emporium. ' Brownsville Times: The students of the high school have organized a football team and propose to take no baok aeat during the entire season. They already have gamea aoheduled with Albany and will extend Invita tions to meet the teams of all nearby towns. "McCarthy's Mishaps" were added to here In Eugene when Manager Roaa oancolled the date, whloh was Sunday evening, of the performance. He did net think it either profitable or neoes ary to proauoe ounaey evening amuaementa in Eugene, henoe ine oan- oellation. The Gorton Minstrels arrived In their apeolal oar yesterday. They are a well dressed gentlemanly lot of men of enviable reputation es entertainers. Their band onncart on the street this morning was applauded by the by standers. They play toalght at the Parker. "The Southern Paolflo has announoed a reduotlon of 26 cents per hundred In the rate on apples from Portland and all points south to the Missouri river and Texas. The new rate Is 76 cents per hundred. Tbe'new rate to Obloago and Bt Louis Is 85 oents per hundred a reduotlon of 16 oents; A notable registration may be seen In the hotel arrivals at Hotel Bmeede where Ex-Governor Z F Moody, Gov wnor T T Geer and Governor-eleot Geo E Chambeilaln wrote their names on snoceaalve lines. They all oamo to attund tha late F.l-Oov John White- oinAir.il ja Bivui,.-A oueet- ,ke,,fUDeral. Governor Geer was ao- oui lorren none, 16, naode blgb, 6 eomnanlad bv hla wife. Dr Evana la down from Waltervllle. Tboa Medley, of Cottage Grove, la in Eugene. Chae Coobran was dawn from the Grove yesterday. Mrs Geo H Kelly went to Poitland this afternoon. . M lea Fay DeLano la expeoted to night from Portland. Mra Huirh Hampton returned today from a visit to Lost Valley. ' Hon a Bklowoitb returned to Junotlon City this afternoon. Mrs I ti Campbell and children re turned home from Portland Sunday, Mra P U Hatoh, of Portland, la the gueat of her daughter, Mre U F Rih weder. Dr L W Brown returned thla after noon from a professional trip to Cot tage Grove. ' Mlaa Helen Buahnell returned thla afternoon from a visit with her alat?r In Colorado, Mlaa Lizzie Jaokman went to Mc Mlnnvllle tbis afternoon to be the gueat of frlenda. Mlaa Etta Learned left thla afternoon for Colorado where abe will visit with her alater for Borne time. Mlaa Maude Hamuillt returned today to Balem, after apendlng a abort time with relatives on the Mohawk Mrs Pike, of Newberg, who bn be jn vlsltlm at the home of J E Hill an family, returned home this morning. Mr and Mra C W Young returned this afternoon from an extended trip East. They report an enjoyable trip. Mies Nina Oatrander yesterday re sumed ber position aa operator for the Postal Telegraph Company after ner extended trip East. Gov and Mrs T T Geer and Hon Z F Mocdy returned home today after at tending the funeral of ex-Governor Whlteaker yesterday. Mr and Mrs John Mltohell left to day for their bouie at Tekonsha, Mlob, after a few weeks visit with tbsir parents, Mr andfclra L Bylveeter. Junius and Opal Jarvlsleft this after noon lor Portland. Their father, Prof D W Jarvls, preceded them this morn ing. Mrs Jarvla, daughter or tne late John Wblteaker, will remain in Eu gene another week. THE WILLAMETTE PRESBYTERY , , Noticejo Creditors. BRQ9 Having made ohange In the bnsl neaa and wishing to atralghten up all outstanding aeoonnts, I respectfully request those who are Indebted to me to oallat onoe and settle. i. B M Buna, Schneider Building. New Today. years old, star In forehead, blind In one eye. Reasonable reward will be paid by returning to J H Newman, High street, between 8td and 4lb. GIKL WANTED.-UIrl wanted for general houiework. Inquire at res idence of A G Matthews, 91 West Ninth street. Brownsville Times: Dr I W Starr baa sold his fine residence property on Main street to Hiram Powell, the price paid being 2,60(1. Mr Starr's family will go to Eugene to reside this winter wheee Chester Is attending the Unl verslty. Tbs doctor has also bargained to sell his drug store, but the sale will SEVERAL BIG SALES OF HOPS Hay Not Come. The auoceas that Mr Leroyle and hla company Is meeting wun eisewuere and the numerous applications for the attractions may be the cause of cancel ling the date of bis appearanc here until a later time. Bbould thlsocour it la to be regretted, ts the play, "Other People's Money," hes b"-en wldolv advertlcad and a oanoellatlon would disappoint a great many people. Social Tonight. The friends of the Presbytsrlan flhuroh are cordially Invited to be present at thr social given tonight at the ohuroh by the Ladles' Aid t'Mlety, Saved. Outline of Sessions Which Begin Tomorrow Afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Willamette Pre bytery of the Presbyterian church oonvenes in Eugene tomorrow alternoon ai t o'olook. The sessions close Wednes day night. The program for the afternoon ses sion tomorrow will be a oonferenoe on evangelistlo work. The discussion will be under three heada asronowa. First "Evangelistlo Movement in the Preabyterian Church." ' Beoond "Evangelism from a Scrip tural Standpoint." Third "Every Minister an Evan gelist." It will be an open oonferenoe. In the evening Bev Mr Beed, of A! bany, the retiring moderator, will de liver a sermon. Wedneeday the Presbytery opens by devotional eervloes at 0 a m. After the noon hour the sessions resume at 1 -.SO and eontlnne till 4:80, the evening Ber Vloes beginning at 7:30. NOTES FROM THE UNIVERSITY It has been decided by President Campbell that Vlllard Hall shall be decorated every Wednesday morning for assembly. Heretofore the ouatom hr.3 been to decorate for apeolal ocoa alone, but amenably did not come under thla bead. New, however, Villara Hall will eh ine in Its ooat of feme, leaves and flowers once weekly at ltiit, The Bophomorea, who have bean ap pointed to (decorate, held a meet' Ing Friday morning and perfected arrangements. The motlng of the e-roolated alu- den'.a oalled tor today at 11:60 failed to materialize Only about twelve atn- dents remained and es the constitution requires thirty for a quorum no meeting could be held. The Treble Clef will bold its first rehearsal tomorrow aftsrncan at 4 p m in Miss Btlnson's room. Older of Lions. Regular meeting tonight at 7:80 o'clock sharp. A full attendance of offioera and members la requested. Business of Importance to come before tbe lodge. N K Bkuhaw, Presldsnt. The It CORDON, House furnish East Ninth Street. OFFER OFTWENTY FIVE CENTS A Divorce Smt. Miller Bros. Jacob Straussmaier and W. P. Cheshire Sell at - : Good Prices. Three good sized sales of bopa bave been made in Eugene wltbtn the last few daya. Miller Bros have sold to V Li- ritcn- ardl41 bales at about 21 oents per pound. Jacob Straaesmaier wbornna tbe wm Neis yard near Springfield baa eolu 187 bates to Phil Neis. terms private. W P Cheshire bei sold 200 bales to if E Dunn for 21 cents per pound. Hotel Arrivals. FOlt SA LK. A blllard table and safe rfii be oonaumated before Twenty-five oents saved by plaoiog orders for the Btandard Designer before Nov 26th with B C Rankin. Orders taken for 7&e per year. Regular price 11.00. No 20 West 7th street, upstairs tomorrow, over tbe Itankln muslo store. for sal. Danisi, Ganr. Patent Medicines LL kinds; new fresh stock just recoived. All 50c bottles are 45 couts. LL fl.00 bottlos are VKV. All $ 1.50 bottles re f 1,25, EVERYTHING IN PROPORTION. Nursing bottles 5c, Cling-fast nipples 5c, ordinary nipples 3o, Diamond dyoB 8 cents per packago. No 1 nutmegs por doz 5 cents. AX BILLY DEPARTMENT STORE. Winter Apples. tOO bushels good winter apples for sale, mostly Baldwin. Address or see E Terpenino, Eugene. Dr. Penland, Osteopath. Dr Hugh Penland, osteopath, late of Albany and euoeeasor to Mlsa A M Smith In thla oily, haa arrived and haa opened hla office In the roome In the MoClung block, formerly cooupled by Mlaa Bmlth. Consultation and examination frer. THE 8MEEUE. . - O M Bullooi, Oakland Chas Browu, Bpokane E P Tobin, Portland Geo K Benton, B P E J Jjatbey, B F Geo E Chamberlain, Portland T T Oesr and wf, Blam Z F Moody Walter Lyon, Balem L O Jameson, Portland J Bewald, Ast ria - Walter Bcott, Harrlaburg R L Miller, Boseburg V V Bparka, Baker City W ABovern, Roaeburg E H Casper, Portland J B Flynn, Portland O B Whitley L Jockers, 8 F B O Howard, B F G F Hklpwortb, Junction City HOFFMAN HOUSE. Geo Lea, Cottage Grove Llnooln Taylor, Gettage Grove P Zemaneky, tt F Geo Kerr, Portland L O Jameson, Portland Joseph Campbell, Boseburg J P Currln A wf, Cottage Grove Austin Boot, Mohawk W T Evane, Balem J Carmaok, Portlaud T E Jswlng, Kansas city W F Frauds, Ashland Jos-Lendan, B F G M Hutohlnson, Loe Angeles L B Bhowlnger, NY FE Bernstein, N Y E C Power, 8F ; Tbe Natron Sawmill. HD Wagnon, one of the promotera of the new Natron sawmill, lnforma a Guard reporter that the work on tbe big dam acrosa tbe slough for tbe log pond la about completed and that the work of building flood-gates will oommence thla week. The dam ia 14 feet blgb and tbe pond will bold 3,000,' 000 feet of logs at one time. Work on the mill building will commencs .In abort time. League Basetoll Baturaay: Butte 2, Portlaud 1. Se attle 7, Bprkane 6. Helena 2, Tac3rr u. eunday: Butte S, Portland 0, Helena 3, Taooma 2. Seattle 4, BpoVJ ne i Made for One Lot of Hops in Polk CountyThe Market . in Salem. Balem Journal, Oot 4: Best or hope are today 22 to 23 cents. The market Is fairly aotive and priceB ere stiffening. Kola Neis expressed the opinion to day that hope will go to 25 cents be fore the season Is over. Waker. Bros have - an offer of 23 cents bot tbe Journal has not been able to verify tbe proposition. T A Llvesloy on Friday offered Dr Fink, of Dallas', 25 cents. He is a man wbo never contracts and always has s gilt edge fancy produot. Other buyers would take bis hops at that price merely for the name of tbe thing. Rally a Success. ., The Sunday schcol rally at tbe Christian ehurch . jo teiday was a grand success. The regular mnrniog services were given over to a pleasing program rendered by the pupils of tbe sohool. A delightful solo by Mrs G L Lobdell was a feature of the exerolsep. Tbe rally was a material aucc;?a adr ding quite a number to the already large enrollment of the sohool, 7 60 was oolbioted and contributed to tbe fund being raised to ereot a windmill on tbe Divinity School oampna. , . x'-iairieiusba, med her hub,, I John Fields, for dlvoro l l her complaint alleges as fow"" luy re mirriod In ij ounty, Octobers. 1S0S. ti,..., 1 eueofsaid marriage is th, ,0,.r1 osmed children: John F.msi.l Pnlllp ocrort K ,..... ..I. ."'"I , - JC nj amu j . yeare. mat tbe plaiutia brwuiij H " manias VOBSlndtlsJ tlon. That tbe dele. .dant-WMM,! cruei ana innuui-n treatmeai J r""1 'uuitsuiuesor andtoiitjJ plalntifljthatsooa after tbsir age tbe defendant became J bed and over-bearlng and MJj plaintiff and ollii ber vile udtJ cent names, threatened to ihuiJ ana wniie me plilnilfl ,inJ i umtuuam reiu-ea lo eecd bl pnysioian. Cba- M Kissinger Is aUarnejhJ piaiutiu. Ladies' Jackets- Ladies 27 and 32 inch Kersey jackets, fine all wool in tan aud black, double breasted, six button front, notch collar, turned cuff, silk lined Prices $7.60, $10.00, $12.50. Ladies Monte Carlo coats, all wool Kersey latent slyies.aouble breasted and satin lined $10.00. Ladios 45 inch coats, all wool, tan or black, made with 8 pearl buttons double breasted front, three rows of stiched strapping in front, inlaid cv.t.i iv.ki o 1 villi tujiur aim vurncu culld $15-00 to $25.00. Ladies' 33 end 40 inch capes, all wool, storm col lar, two rows of stitched strapping in back 8atinlined $5-50 ard $7.00. lrg aasorttnut of CMldrat mats, with anJ without ea, aU ttjlM, all tiiaa. S. H. FRIENDLY. Cuff Button Sale Extraordinary ' ' This Is Cuff Button - l' Week at our store, bo we afe offering '"l - exceptionally good bargainB In this .: , Itne., Pretty pat-.'. , , , terns at prices that please, GOLD FRONTS,1 -SOLID GOLD, GOLD FILLED This Week Regular Died Saturday Entity Expeoting the death of I W r J Baturday afternoon at any momaJ Guard's account of tm nd djiJ nis uome wts mixed sllh utJ paragraph wliloli was nnintenties,: med, wultiug an unusoil iioogj m 'Dt Hbicb we legret, Tbe unlnttunnte n died 8"J evjulignl 7:45oVlci!k sutrmtiJ the meinb Mof his fsrai j, (nlrJ frlendH au.l neighbors, Tuf usn and i s re nit wii !adr d mo.! a'l tunate. Tne fumrul sjtvici sillbiraii'l ed from the h'ue, 96 JtQ.'Dji c-J Wedue lay Hfii'rnoiii st SJJo'osJ undr the nirealion afVinotii Uoifir.n RmS, K lflirs PfUia P.ipt hai beeu a .nnb.r if Ibe E -I for 13 years. K ,.rtBiiiM-r bth the Wc )dmju olamdUtif Muu will ul-o b) ;r?is;iiv.lli(liiei Tuis ttiiiii'unu-tnjat it nbjet oharigiitts Mr V,pe'ttlta,MlM Is expe.-i id, aud If sliedcei : Kugrue by Wedutidsy tMifl will be p.isipnuad until bar ilia1 1 "To Mr and Mm AliTemll,l der street, this mirniDi, Kfl d-tughur. $1.00 '35 1.50 1-75 a.oo a.50 ' 3.00 values $ .75 95 " 1.14 1.33 153 i.go " a.a8 This la a splendl l chance to ret'lce your worn out dhuodb ana win nut Do ottered ngaln soon. ..... Orer one hundied and fifty pairs to seirot from. M. R. JANNEY. Jeweler. Day & Henderson, UmWK and Embalmers.Cor.Mim .1 W. KAYS' FURN1TUREC Embalmersand FuneralM if h r Adamantine Does not Crack, Break or Ran. I Guarantee it Fireproof-Water . . .,1. Inn a Can ilnra ai '7 hammer 00 ltii Adieaso" j. L. LOSIBAROP". If You Would Have Everything in the Bakery Line That HAZELW00D. Bakery and Restaurant. Phone, Slack 47-3. C. C. HAMMOND Prop- Stoves Ranges A full line of heaters, and ranges. No 50 Ninth and Oak. 5. L. Long" rr-'vwi-wu