Daily Eugene guard., October 28, 1902, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
J
For
Cigars
JULIUS GOLDSMITH.
GUARD Telephone, No Main 191
WEATHER.
Fal tonight" Wednesday; cooler
tonight.
BlIALS.
Pointers for Bargains
Country baoon , shoulders 11 oeute.
Country baoon, bams 18 oentB.J
' Country baoon, sides, 15 oentB.
h C Bkeelb' Grooery.
Oysters at the Banquet.
0 B Harrow notary. public.
Freeh oysters at the Banquet,
Fresh oysters at the Banquet.
Freeh crab the Hazelwood.
O B Farrow 4 Co Are Insurance.
Dr Lowe ooulo-optlolan Eugene.
Freeh coast oyetere at the Banquet.
Crabs and oyetera-the Hazelwood
rat mail nuner at Preaton 4
Bales.
Hewing maohlne needles at Paine A
Kay's.
Umbrellas repaired and reoovered a'
Paine 4 Kay's.
Bereral snips In aunost new bloycle.
at Chambers Hardware.
Ak Preston & Hales about the! r
iixed palnte, 11.10 per gall in.
Oysters at the Banquet.
Good boys' wagone for good boys, all
fees at Chambers Hordware.
Get a older mill and Indulge In a
good healthy oup. Chambers' Hard
ware has the Buckeye.
. All kinds of graas seed wanted.
Chambers' Hardware.
Farmers ready home shoes at Cham
bers', 450 heating stoves to seleot from. Wi
oau fit anybody's purse. Uharubere
Hardware.
Bee Kays for special prloea on tenb
and oaiup furniture.
' Tlu fruit oans and wax.
Chambers Hi rU ware.
- U F Farrow 4 Co will sell you tbi
bost plows and harrows.
Beet woven wire mattress, oentei
supported, for f 2 28 at Hay 4 Heudet
son's.
) Vour hens are moulting. Pruaslai
'poultry Food will help them. Prestui
4 Hales.
Monitor Drills and seeders are gone'
goods at low prioes. Bee them ai
Chambers Hardware,
Fresh ooaal oysters at the Banquet.
; All stoves have advauoed attain but
as long as the stock lasts Its yours ai
the same old price at Chambers Bard
ware. Htovesand heaters at the most satis
factory prions.
J W Kays Fuhniturh Co.
Brevities.
SCHWARZSCHILD'S
LITERARY
NEWS
The Two Islands, by Prof. Coodon.
Captain M.okllo, ttlo hard Uud.
lug DstIs; Temporal Power, by
Mails Corral!;. The Bptmilers, by
Lsoa Wilson; The Mississippi
Bubble, bv Emerson Huugb;, Hearts
0 rsgsous, by Miss 11
ALL IN STOCK I
SCHWMZSCHIID'S BOOK STORE.
Native Daughters meet tonight at
Elks' hall.
Ttie Balam laundry workers .have
'ormed a union.
Both trains were ou time this after
noon, tut flrat time in a weeK.
The heavy rains have not yet set In.
The roads are still In fine condition.
Odell's election as governor Is now
conceded by New York Democrats.
The liilflln Hardware Co Is mak-
log Improvements In the Interior of
their store.
The remarkable health of horses In
the Willamette valley Is remarked by
newoomers to these parts.
OjLs are shipped here from Port
land. Next we expeot to hear of wood
being .hauled up the MoKenzle for
fuel.
F E Dunn has a big double-column
idvertlsemenkon the firnt page. He In
oow advertising a special Bale of ladles'
suits, jackets and oapes.
Geo T Hall 4 Hon shipped a oarload
ot bops to the New York mttrket today.
They also received a carload of oats
from Portland.
Every time Hon H B Miller oomes
to the depot he Is Immediately taokled
by the reporters. Today be said be
bad permission of the mayor to remain
in Eugeue one more week.
A man who oame here two years
ago from the east wis today talking of
Oregon's equab'.a ell rem to. In terse
Unguage he said : "No sunstrokes, no
hydrophobia, no suSdriug from oold,
po wild storms, no drouth why
Oregon 1 the boat state In the Union
and I've lived all over the country
and know."
ooooeoooocoo3oeoooooooooooooooooooo
How Long, 0 Lord, How Long?
The opera house proposition still
hangs fire. Frank Chambers received
a telegram from Mr Bennes, the Baker
City arohlteot, lant week stating that a
letter was forthcoming: The dlreotorB
of the company have eoanned their
mall closely and have failed todlsoover
the alleged letter. Mr Ben nes Bays he
has been HI. The Illness la supposed
to be In his feet whioh are suffering
from the frost.
When seen this morning all Cham
bers would say regarding the situation
to a reporter that bU swearing man
was working over time for
the good of the prnjeot. "Develop
ments" may be looked for this week.
Dollars on the sidewalk may also be
looked for.
. . . JUST RECEIVED AT . . .
Kauffmans!
THE NEW NECKWEAR
and LACE COLLARS.
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK
Ladies' Tailor Suits, Capes and Cloaks.
J. V. KAUFFflAN.
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536-540 Willamette St. EUGENE, OREGON, Phone. Red 6o-i Q
Q OOOOOOOOOOOO OOOO CarOO00SOO00
H. GORDON,
The HooMtannb
FOR THE RIGHT PlnCG
Supported bed springs, each
Kitchen treasure tables, the best make," each
Excelsior mattress with wool top, each'...
Prices on all other things accordingly. 2.00
Discounts given ou all complete houae-furnishi
outfits. n8
H. GORDON,
1
The Housefurn
sit
Et Ninth Street.
Personals.
A Quiet Wedding.
MIbs Fay De Lano, niece of W L De
Lano the well known druggist and
business mauof this aity, was married
last evening at the home of Mr and
Mrs De Lano, 187 West Eighth street,
to L F Woodoook, an old acquaintance
aud friend of tho family.
The coremony used was the beauti
ful Episcopalian service- announced by
Dr D B lioverldge, rector. Only the
Immediate relatives of the bride were
present.
Mr Woodoook Is a ritlng young stock
man who owns property near The
Dalles.
The newly wedded couple let! thin
morning for Portland where they wll1
reside this winter.
Odd Fellows' Social.
ltememher that all visiting aud res
ident Odd Fellows and thelr.wlves, ad
well as resident Ilebckabs aud their
husbands are luvlted to attend the Odd.'
Fellows' social entertainment Wednes
day evening, Oct 20, at I O O F torn
pie. Don't forget to be at the hall at 8
o'clock sharp.
Br Okdkh Cohmittks.
Fined $20.
Farley Plsroe,who plead guilty of the
charge of assault and battery preferred
by Mary Justice last week, was fined
$20 this morning by Justlos O A Win
termeler. The fine was paid.
New Today.
WANTED. Six wood cutters at tho
Uncle Ham mine.
WANTED. A girl for general bou-e-woik.
Iuulre Immediately at 620
Lincoln street, between "lb and 8th,
Mrs Geo O Yorau.
W H Kay Is quite 111.
Harry Holden la up from Portland.
Pamuel Biker arrived today from
Ohio.
Darwin Bradley Is at Drain on lodge
business.
F E Hharkey la down from the
Lucky Boy mine.
The best lot of sweaters we have ever
offered reoelved today. Rioket Store.
Frank MoMurry returned yesterday
from a trip to Cottage Grove.
Mrs H Ingham returned today
Irnm her visit near Hrrlsbuig.
Editor LB Meorhead, of the Juno
Hon Times, Is In Bogene today.
Mrs H C Mahon, of Junction City,
was in Eugene yes'erdsy and today.
Hnpman G L Fltcbard went north
today with a choice bundle of sam
ples. .
Miss Rebecca Haines arrived from
Portland today to be tbe guest of rela
lives here.
E O Tnbey departed today for his
Eastern Oregon ranch, to be gone a
week or ten days.
Mrs F E Blair returned today from a
pleawai't visit of a few weeks with her
parents at Kelso, Wash.
Mrs G Y Beaton left today for Her.
rishurg, accompanying ber oousln, Ed
Carroll, who Is quite 111.
Mrs Hunan Abbott and daughter
went to Portland this afternoon to
spend a few days visiting.
Frank Wiles, W H fSmlth and Her
man Hakett left this afternosn for
the'r homesteads 0 miles west of Eu
gene. Win Fnote, manager of the Lowe
Stock Company, went to Cottage
Grove todiy lo make arrangements to
play there.
B D Paine, Drew Griffin and 8 M
Douglas have returned from a hant In
ibe vicinity of Huckleberry mountain.
They report deer soaroe.
Dr O W Lowe passed through Eu
gene today on his way to Harrlsburg.
He will be in his Eugene offloe Friday
and Baturrtay of this week.
Rev G W Nelson, pastor of the Ash
land Congregational church, stopped
In Eugene this morning on his way
home from theBalem convention.
Mrs W Q Day yesterday accompanied
Mrs H E Bymev, of riateru, to the
latter's home. Mrs Byrnes has been
quite III at the Day residence for some
lime.
J M Howe and wife went to Balem
this mornlug to attend the funeral of
their nleoe, Mrs J J Roberts, who died
yesterday morning.
Otto Adrian and John Eder, of Eu
gene, Robert Alexander, of Cotta e
Grove, H U Mahnu and Mrs Bllyeu,
of Junction City, were registered at Al
bany hotels yesterday.
Today's Balem Statesman I W T
Enkln, ex-'iipervlsnr at the insane
Asylum, now a meruhaut at Wheat
laud, Yamhill, was In Balem for an
over Buiidaytslt with his family, re
turning to Wheatland yesterday.
Yesterday diss White was unload
ing a lot of merchandise on East Ninth
street and a hugo barrel -osught his
foot and threw him forward, catching
his cliln, bruising that organ quite
eeveroly. Charles wouldn't be dan
gerous at a bauquet now.
ROOM WANTED
To display our immense line of
..Holiday
Goods.. I
' 50 per cent o(f-or just J on all our men's,
womou s ami cliiklron s mackintoshes.
! 25 per cent off-on all mon'u pants except
our ioc unu fi.w line.
33$ per cent off -or just 75o per pair on
ono lot Men s heavy shoes.
25 per cent olf-or just 75o per pair on a
certain child's hoavy shoo, sizes 5
to 12.
20 per cent off-or 10 cents per lb on a
nico sun-dried tea.
4 1-lb pkgs Arm it Hammer soda, 2o
G lbs Arm Hammer Soda in bulk, 25c
AX B
ILLY gsr
HIGH SCHOOL
NOTES AND NEWS
The Literary Societies Post Their
Programs Football Friday
Afternoon.
The literary societies have postedjthe
following programs to be rendered
Friday night:
rBOTOMIAN SOCIETY,
Recltutlon Miss Jessie Paddock.''
Address H A Wheeler.
Debate Resolved, Tbat the way In
whtoh Hallowe'en la celebrated Is out
rageous and should be abolished.
Alilrmative, Beck ; ni gatlve, Q'ilnn.
Vocal solo Miss West.
Current happenings C Washburne.
AMICITIAN 8001 ETT.
Piano solo Harry Btraight.
Reoltatlon Alfred Brooks.
Extemporaneous speBklng "The
Faults of Hallowe'en Gaieties."
Address "Phrenology," Prof L D
Green.
FOOTBALL,
Now that the game with Drain Is
assured the praotioe field is strewn
with "stare" and "has beens." C'osoli
Crabiree promises us one of the
strongest teams the High School has
ever turned out. There is an abun
dance of new material wblcb, nnder
Coach Crabtree's coaching, Ib produo
Ing a snappy eleven. The team will
probably lineup for Friday's gnme as
follows: Center, Booth; RG, Evans;
RT, McCornaok; LT, Gibson; R E,
Francis; L E, Matlook; Quarter, Kuy
kendall; R H, Gray; Fullbaok, Kea
ler; LH, Johnson.
Starts off Well.
The week's engagement of Lowe's
Madlsan Bquare Theater Co of Thes
pian artists at tbe Parker starts oQ
well. Last night's audlenoe oooupled
almost every seat, the Interest was
good and the players on the stage
evinced little of the "first night ner.
vousnees" so common when a com
pany Is trying to put up a satisfactory
first night performance to assure good
patronage the rest of the week. Aside
from tbe tardy curtain raising and in
terminable waits between aots tbe au
dlenoe was entirely satisfied. It Is
really difficult to see where tbe aggre
gation makes money at 10, 20 and SO
oents.
Tbe last act of the play, ' Tbe Man
of Mystery," was the best played of
the four. Tbe work of Miss Mildred
Eddy as Flossie Ulenwood, Mr Wm
Bcbelleras Ned Aroher or Lucifer, the
sleuth, and Geo Lowe as Dr Leslie,
were all good. The ''Shadow" or
"Man of Mystery," was portrayed by
Wade Rhine, whose peoullar phy.
slque Is liftll hisaoiiug stock. HI'
hypntlo pantomimes were realistic
Tonight the oompany presents
'Bouud to Win," a flve-aot drama
with a good sprinkling of sparkling
humor. The players will feol even
more at horns than they did laateveu-Ing.
Let us sugge't that the curtain rise
promptly at 8:15 aud that the waits J
be out short between aots. If tbe pub
llo knows tbat promptness Is a special
ty the seats will be filled at tbe an
pointed time. !
Buy a boys' sweater and save a oo
tor bill. IUok"t.
THE NEXT GAME
MOW THE TALK. BIG LANDSLIDE
ON S. P. RAILROAD
The Physicians From Portland
Will Endeavor to Cure Their
Itch for Fame.
The game between tbe U O team
and the Uedloal Oolleje team of Port
I ind is now the theme of guesswork
wblob precedes eaoh game whtoh the
'Varsity plays. Tbe Interest is not so
strong iu this contest in University
circles beoause it is rather a brotherly
contest as tbe Medical College Ib a part
of the University.
The sawbones aggregation will out
weigh the 'Varsity team about 6
pounds to the man as their average is
165 while the 'Varsity tips up only
158. The visitors will endeavor to
win of course next Saturdiy but Coach
Djlph's men are determined not to let
their brothers get tbe lime from the U
O goal line in their faces.
Fred Ziegler, the best end on the
ooast In 180 J-'Ol, captain of the U O
team and famous for his suooe-eful In
terference breaking, will bob op on the
doctors' line. Rtlph Fisher, last year's
Stanford oaptaln, will be one of the
h'llt bictts; Ohas Templeton, '98 full
bank for tbe 'Varsity, will play bis
position agtinst his brother, the fa
mous Joe, of tbe U O team ; Bradley
and Speuoer, both sub on tbe 'Vaslty
team at sometime, will alternate at
ead ; Chester Hall, au expert from Pa
olflo College, will play halt; Bruce, lb)
quarter for Capital City Athletlo Club,
1900, will pi y for tin physicians and
Newsome, an old man at his position,
will also play.
This is given to show that U O has
no snap to win against star players.
We prsdlot a short score, however, in
favor of the local team.
war noys- sweaters will plea-te you,
as tbe prioe is right. P Frank & Hon
Wool sox, 25o, 85o and 50o a pair. P
Frank de Bon,
Cause of the Delay in Trains
During The Last Few
Days.
Qn&rd special BfTVfce.
ASHL nd, Out 28. T:- heavy rains
of last week in the titer- nieato canyon
were responsible for a l.u e landslide
on the ti P Go's Mute i.enr Lxmolne, 20
miles south of Dui.eniuir Baturday af
ternoon Hat delayed trafBo sixteen
hours. Tbe enure mountain slid away
covering the tracks for a length of 300
feet with a mass of rook aBd earth. A
number i t gangs of workmen were
hastened to the scene from Redd Idiz
and Dunsmuir. During the progress
of the work a gang of Greek laborers
struck and refused to continue work
until daylib'. Their plaoes were sup
plied but tbe ifl'Ct of the strike was to
Inoreise the delay ofihe traffic Ills
rather e trly In th'se s n for landnlid
but lh rains wre quite heavy In tbe
Haorameuto oanyou aud the location
of the alldd an unusual ou.
0. 0. Notes.
V Wlomllson has bsenol,oa,
member of thoa.hletlo bcrdt?'
of Fred Lewie, ex-'05
At a meeting ol tbe athMto .
he d velorrl. ......
Tifiany'w,, eld
ndoor h..h.n -i- 01
II UIUC,
The seniors today elected E 'i T
In th loci o., ......... I""""
. ,.,.,.,,,:,, ivH, iful
Committed to Asylum.
Joseph foiri'-reon ihl morning
examined before County .lodge H R
Kinimlil aud by Drs I. W Brown and
F M D y for iuanity and committed
to thn asylum at Bilem. Deputy
tiherifl Harrr Bown and F O Emerson
took lilm below this n'terooon.
Tbe rami Is di-sorlbed ns follows: Re
siding la Eugene; born In Manoheskr,
N H ; weight 160; gray hair; aged 78
years ; rao, Caucasian ; common sobool
eduoatlon; Presbyterlau by faith;
married ; temperate habits. This is bis
first attack which has been contlrnons
for 8 yeais. I Is also bis first commit
ment. He ptftiTe from mental sbber
stlon, 1 ins of memory and has ludloa
i tons of doing bodily barm to members
f hU family.
A special i,r irrem h.,h
for ..i,i .... .
assembly WHu
rn.i parson, who enent W
In En land, will speak WDMolifJ
New AdsToday.
FE Dunn.
J V K ufi inn.
Bon Yaii'ti...
Hampton lir .s.
Hall AH in.
Day & Henderson, UndtrUki
and Embalmers. Cor. Will m
J. W. KAYS' FURNITURE CD I
Embalmers and Funeral Dircam I
If You Piaster
. Adamantine Hub
Does not Crack,
Break or Run,
I Guarantee It
Fireproof Waterprool
Cao'lrivs r ails Into
hammer ir it without bmkni
Don't nee r n eo lud plias.
Adfress or mo
J. L. LOMBARD, Plasterer.
Nrrivals at
the Bon Mar che
. Novelty Dress Goods, Beautiful Furs, Ladies' Royal
Silver Grey Combination Dnder Suits at 50c a Suit
Children's Wool Fleece Underwear at 25c Each.
Never Rip School Shoes at 98 cents.
Bon Marche
A PLACE
TO
SAVE
MONEY.
A Vigorous Clearing - feIdre,s
Coats Capes
Beginning Monday morning at 9 o'clock snln will nt!n. .-i
tunity like tlfis seldomco.t StlT"" ? di8P08etd f'
i.i i. i n0,..i.uf t..H,., .. 1 v 01 "goio and surrounduiff country.
loi io i- ...ot;,: $1.00 Lot No 6. fL.c.,M.p1Ufht,p...f0ldUp $3.00
i.ifiuuu. ai mis saie an kd .
Con.l-tsof Litl.' hUok (1 onl t'.mt.
ow op 10 1S.&0. AM gn this w.k ..
1.50
oldupioliu. A,lfJ.t Z.50
Lot No 2-
LOt NO U"l,,"r L(IIW' blsck MlgMIld .III,
plunh costs, ld up to Ju. Aili.!
Lot No 4- XT np lo 1 50
Lot No 5- nTn?.0iXXl!!.;f.. 2.00
OtltV turn nnrnt.nl. i I
I. " I "'"" 5Kn customer.
I go I
D.-o.lnir rtsques, i-old np to2.S
This Mila all f o at
I (irett srtty p fhlMrm'' '" "ol,)
up to $-5 IX). A I go tit
IsaMof Infunts' loiir mi- :! up ,0
$6.UO. A I M.t III!) IHlKlil
Lot No 10. conlts of LirllMi'.llli n d 'l r"'
",U,U HoWU(.l..$l8.'.n. AUK
Lot No 7-
Lot No 8-
Lot No 9-
.50
1.50
1.50
2.50
the Extra Spec.al S.trday from JV ' "ot A. 11 nLLlnNlJI I.
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