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About Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1902)
bail)' flugene Guard4' Brevities. . For Cigars JULIUS GOLDSMITH. GUARD Telephone, No Main 191 WEATHER. Tonight and Thursday, oooaslona) rain. Warmer tonight. . BEAU). Pointers for Bargains Country baoon, shoulders 11 oenta. Country baoon, hams 18 oenta.J , Y Country baoon, sides, 16 oents. t I . ' ,LO 8KKBL81 Urooery. Oystera at tha Banquet.- ' C81'arrownotary.pubIlO. " Fresh oystera at the Banquet. Freeh' oystera at the Banquet.' Fresh oraba the Hazelwood. O 8 Farrow 4 Co Are Insurance. Dr Lowe ooulo-optlolan Eugene. Freeh ooast oysters at the Banquet. Oraba and oystere-the Hsaelwood Going fast wall paper at Preaton flales. Bewlng maohlne needlea at Paine 4 Key's. Umbrellas repaired and recovered ai Paine 4 Kay's. ' Our boys' sweaters will please you, as the prloe Is right. P Frank & Bon. Several anspa In almost new bloyclet at Chambers Hardware, Ask Preston 4 Hales about theli mixed paints, $1.10 per gallon. , Oysters at the Banquet. Good boys' wagons tor good boys, all Izes at Chambers Hordware. Get a older mill and Indulge In good healthy oup. Chambers' Hard ware has the Buokeya. All kinds of grass seed wanted. Chambers' Hardware. Farmers ready horse shoes at Cham, bars'. The best lot of sweaters we have evel oflored reoelved today. Backet Btore. 450 heatlngstovea to seleot from. We can fit anybody's purse. Ubambert Hardware. Wool box, 28o, 85o and SOo a pair. I Frank 4 Hon. Tin fruit oans aud wax. Chambers Hardware. C F Farrow 4 Co will aell you tin best plows and barrows. Best woven wire mattress, oentei supported, for (2 25 at Day 4 Heuder. sou's. , Monitor Drills and needera are good roods at low prtoes. ties them at Chambers Hardware, Fresh coast oysters at the Banquet, All stoves have advanced again but lis loug as tha stook lasta Its yours at the same old pnoe at Chambers Bard ware. " ' ' - ' ' There was quite a frost list ulgbt, the heaviest lyet. It will start the leaves to falling. The ladles of the C P church will give a market at the lowaUrooeiy Co'i store Baturday, Nov 1. Frank Hawk and family are movlcg Into apartments In ths uew Schneider block at West Eighth and Olive streets. Jaoob Wortman, a former Junotlon City business man, baa been nomin ated for mayor at MoMlnnvllle on a oltlzens' tloket. A new tailor shop will be Installed In the room to be vacated this week by the Singer Maohlne Co at 401 Wil lamette street. Water was turned Into the mill raoe yesterday and the bum of lndustny was resumed this morning among the factories in the east prt of town. The "Old Horse" auction of uncalled for exDress articles is scheduled for Saturday morning at 10 o'olock with the leather lunged Stiles on the block. At the regular teachers meeting yes terday Judge J J Walton addressed the assembled teaobers very Interestingly. Dr Bechdolt also dlreoted an Institute on "The Teaohtag of Arithmetic." The auotlon at H G Miller's book store was finished today, excoptlag the fixtures of the store, which will be disposed of later. Tbe total reoelpta were $060. The stook was appraised at $400. The government suspects big land frauds iu.Oregoo and orders an Invest! gstlon. It Is said there la positive evl denoa of frand In the entry of timber olalms in the Lakevlew, Boseburg and The Dalits land dlstrlots. Canyon City Eagle: In the Quartz burg district a deal of some Importance has recently been made, K W Mclutlre agreeing to sell one-half Interest In the Willie Boy, Smuggler, Last Chance, Hobo, I X L and Ruby quarlz claims to Elmer E Cleaver for $4200, payable in Installments. SPOILED THE SHOW. OOeCHO0O0GOOOOOOOOO0OOO00OOOb0OO . .. JUST "RECEIVED AT .. . I Kauffmans! THE NEW NECKWEAR I and LACE COLLARS. e g SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK 0 Ladies' Tailor Suits, Gapes and Cloaks. 1 J. V. KAUFFHAN. I H. GORDON, The Housefurnisher 200 2.90 SCHWARZSCHILD'S LITERARY - .NEWS - The Two Islands, by Prof. Ooodon, Captain Uaoklio, ttlo ur i Bud. Ing Davis; Temporal Power, by alula Oorrelll Tbs Bpenders, by Loon Wilton Ths Mississippi Bubble, by Emerson Ilungh j.ltaurts O Mgoom, bj Mlw B , ' UU STOCK T SCHWARZSCHILD'S BOOK STORE. 536-540 Willamette St. EUGENE, OREGON, Phone, Red 6o-i ooooooooooooooooooooooos 0000000 Personals. Actor Refused to Play at the Last Moment-Raised a Row, is Arrested and Fined. . On acoount of nauseous Internal dis agreements fomented by a disgruntled actor aud bis wife connected with the Madison Square Theater Company, the play, "Bound to Win," was not put on the boards last evening. At the last moment Wade Khlne and Mrs Rhine, whose stage name Is Leona Leigh, refused to take their lines and tbe production was called of!, to the disappointment ot a good crowd. The cOeudlng oouple had been given notloe that the show would disband for reorganization In two weeks and they understood the hint and threw the oompany down hard, The play, "Bound to Win," will be presented tonight. BKVBN DOLLARS WORTH. Rhine has aoted violous all day to- waid Manager Lowe, peeling oil bis Ouat several limes snd venting his spleen In tbe hotel lobby. Lowe, tired of being thus annoyed, bad the man tnken luto custody. He oh me up before Keooruer Duma aim was nueil eeven plunks, which weight, taken from his mind and pocket, suemeil to oool his ardor not a whit. Rhine his maimed his Thespian oareer beyond recovery, iietter takea timber claim, Mr Rhine. New Lodge at Springfield. A new lodge of Modern Woodmen of Amerloa will be Installed at Bprlng. eeld Thursday night. Tbe degree team and a number ot other members of tbe Eugeue lodge will atteud and assist In the ceremonies of organizing. Over twenty members have been ee cured for the new lodge aud there are prospects for many more. Htata Deputy Head Consul Geo E Btrayer will be one ot tha Installing oflloars. ; : Supreme Court Opinion. :' Bai.su, Oot S8. The supreme court yesterday afternoon leudored the tal lowing opinion ; H M Milllorn et al, respondents, vs Caroline Clow, administratrix of the estate of Robert Clow, deceased j Bal four, Onthrle & Co t al, respondents, and U M Graut, appellant. Appeal from Laue oouuty; Hamilton, u lg. Afllnued. Opluloo by Chief Justice Moore. It Doyle is Is In Junction on butl ni'ss. J O Watts has returned from Chi oago. Dr O E Smith ia back from fort land. A D La Roy Is here from Cottage, Crove. B F Keeney waa down from Goshen today. Heroe Mays, of Portland Is In En gen. .... Ray Frank was a passenger t Grants Pa-w today. Joseph Lyons, of Drain, was avlsltor here yesterday. Jim Heavey is home fram Balem. He eava "hops are slow." Mrs A W Wellaoe of Cottage Grove, was In Eugene this morning. vf rs Walter Edwards, of Portladd, is the guest of Mrs F G Young. MlasBesBle Plaster, of Lebanon, Is visiting with Miss Edna Wallaoe. Mrs J R Hatoh of Halem arrived to. day to bo the guest of Mrs H K Ank ney. Doan E Sanderson is home from Omaha, Nebraska, arriving this morn. Ing. L P Telibe of Kansas has been vl.lt Ing with O Myers, resuming his trip East this afternoon. EBTilton, tencher In the Mohawk school, left today for Ohio where he will visit his old home. The household goods ot A Klanohard and Ed Morrill, who recently arrived from Pipestone, Minn, arrived today, G W Irvln and family formed the regular immigration party from tha East today. They hall from South Da kota. Miss Lizzie Inglerod, of Portland, visited friends in Eugene today, resum ing her journey to San Francisco this afternoon. INJURED IN A RUNAWAY Frank Radcliffe Suffers Severe Contusions This Morning on Oak Street. While driving a spirited colt this morning on Oak street near tbe opera house Frank RadoliSe suftared Bevere Injuries by the horse running away. Tbs animal had been tied up in a barn for three weeks and was restive. He took the first opportunity to run and while Mr Radollfie was standing in the buggy be started, throwing him to the graveled roadbed on hie face, cutting a treat gash on his right eye, biulsing his cheek and left knee ter ribly. Dr DjBar was summoned and ad m'nistend professional aid to tbe in jured man in Ling's hardware atore. Heras removed later to to his home, 845 High street, and la doing as well as oould be expected thin evening. The hOMe wis otp'.ured before rl ous damage wa? (loin lo thu rig. BIG TIMBER DEAL IN LINN COUNTY .Portland Telegram : Waldo A Avery, of Detroit, and 0 H Green, of Sagi naw, Mich, two prominent lumber men, have Just completed tbe purchase of 22,000 acres of timber land in Linn oouuty, the sain Involved being about $300,000. In oompany with the Moylan brothers of tlile city, Messrs Green and Avery spent the pa;t two weeks travel ing over the land aud oamplng out at night along the ory -Hal streams whlob empty into the Thomas fork of the Santlam. They were delighted with their ontlna- and consider the fall nil- Jaok RauUton, former studont at tho mste jU9t perfeotion. Tbe purchased land lies on an ele vated bundles of the Cascade foothills and la well covered with a splendid Varsity, la now traveling for a Port land groosry establishment. He wai In Eugene today. Frank MoMMer has resigned as seoretary of ibe Eugene Commercial Club and Darwin Yoran has been eleoled to fill the vaoanoy. Mr and Mn J K Skelly, 01 Phil delphla, stopped In Eugene this morn ing 10 vlait with Ray Father Rentgen, an old time friend. M L Dnrrls has resigned his olerk ship with F L Chambers A lira and with his wife, will leave next week for southern parts to seek for au Improve ment In his health. Will McFadden, of Pittsbnrg, Pa, superintendent of big steel works there and Cbas L Rltohle, of Washington, Pa. cashier of the Flrt National bank there, arrived this afternoon to visit their oousln, Mrs A U MoElroy. Clay Owen and Frank Heyer re lurued home list night from their homesteads on the Hluslaw. They didn't bring home a wagon load 0 deer s expected, but Heyer killed one, of whioh he la very proud. This is his first one. To Be Harried. The wedding of Miss Rose Gross lo Win Gllmoie will be celebrated this evening at the Gross residence, 476 Oik street. Rv B F perform the ceremony. Rowland will ROOM WANTED To display our immense line of ..Holiday Goods.. 50 per cent off-or just J 011 all our men's, womon s and children a mackintoshes. 25 per cent off-on all men's pants except our 7fic and f 1.00 lino. 33$ per cent off-or just 75c per pair on ' one lot Man's heavy shoes. 7 - 25 per cent off-or just certain child's heavy to 112. 20 per cent off-or 10 cents per lb on a nice suu-dried tea. 4 1-lb pkiis Arm A Hammer pair on a shoe, sizes 5 soda, C lbs Arm A- Hammer Soda in bulk, 25c growth of jellow t ine and hemlock, the average amount being conserva tively estimated at 75 000 feet to tbe aore. Tbe tract lies contiguous to the Southern Pao;flo and tbe Corvallls A Eastern railroads and Is just north of the large possesions ef the Booth-Kelly Lumber.Co, NOTES FROM THE COURTHOUSE HEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Pauline Hl-fort to Carl Roetlilg 80 aores In tp 20 s r 3 w, $200. Jaoob aud Nan ly B ilir to Joseph Kennedy 80 acres in tp 17 a r 6 w, 11165. . NOTARIAL COMMISSION The oommlsHlon of I P Iuman as notary publlo for Oregon Is filed wllh the oouuty olerk. CITlKENSHir pa pbhs W T Gordon, a sul ject ot the Kirg of England, Is grained U 8 oltlr.jnhp papers. UABRIAOI LICtDSIS. William Ulllmore and Misa Rose Oros, N Oroe wltne... SERENADED THE MANAGER. Band Boys Take Frank McAlister By Storm A , Banquet Followed. Tbs Fourth R.gluaent band last night serenaded Mr nd Mrs McAlister at the Goodeoough boardiog house on Willamette street. After a few pieces played on tbe outside, Mrs Goodenough invited tbe boys In and eeoorted them and the newly married conple Into the dining room where an elaborate ban. quet had been spread In honor of the twain, it being a oompiete surprise to them. Mr McAlister, who 1b manager of the band, expressed to tbe boys his appreciation of their well wishes and klBdneas also to Mrs Goo lenoogh for her part In the delightful affair . Mia. see Lillian Goodenough, Clara Smith and Luln Applegate awlstad in serving the refreshments. Increased Hail Facilities. Mail from now on will be ban. died all night at the poetofDce. The night shift will receive mall until 13 :45 a m and dlstribntethe night mall im mediately upon Its arrival from Port land and the south. The star mall routes will also be able to receive their mall earlier than formerly. The new eervioe will be appreciated by tbe publlo. Let It be remembered that letters dropped In the botel boxes will not be mailed on tbe trains put your mall in the postoffloe. Will Move Headquarters. W W Chessman, district manager of the Singer Sewing Machine Co, will move his headquarters tha first of No vember from the Cherry building on North Willamette street to tbe frame building owned by Frank Chambers, formerly occupied by Mra Long's dressmaking parlors. FOR THE 11IGHT PItlCE Supported bed springs, each Kitchen treasure tables, the best make, each n,xcei8ior mauress wtin woot top, each Prices on all other things accordingly. Discounts given on all complete house-furnisliin outfits. 8 H. GORDON, The Housefurnisher East Ninth Street. IN EUGENE'S SOCIAL WHIRL. M L Campbell was the happy sub- jpotofa surprise last evening at hie borne, 698 Lincoln street. Mra Camp bell and a few friends, remembering tbe birthday of M L, bad invited a few othera to spend the evening at whist and enjoy a repast whioh did honor to the occasion. Tbe evening was very mnch enjoyed by all present. The guests were: Dr and Mra M L York, Mr and Mrs G L Moainnls, Mr and Mrs John MoOonald, Mr and Mrs Fred B Bellman, Mr and Mra J M Eddy and Mra T'.L Quiner. . Tbe Native Daughter! of Oregon re siding in Eugene resumed their meet ings in Elks' hall last evening. By an enjoyable program and delightful re freshments the evening waa made a pies sure to all. Suit For Divorce. Suit for divorce has been filed by Mrs Fannie E Hlnton against G Hin ton, a laboring man. The couple bave resided In Eugene for several months at 324 Mad eon street. Two boys, aged 9 ana 15 -. ears, are the children. Tbe wl'e alleges "cruel and inhuman treat ment." L Bllyeu Is tbe plalutlfl'a attorney, Pretty Badly HDrt. istey smith, residing oa Fill (W above Unity, met wltb yesterday which will aoma time. He was h.ii... a fled and unloadlna it i!; shed. The team hm. '.T- Thfy tlJS sled and Mr Smith Into u aupport, knocking It lKa letting the roof down on MtBm7 Dr J W Harris arrived MveB after the aootdent happesed udfcM no bones broken but Inttrml i.w. "', miii mey are aaojeraa. New Today- WANTED.-Irnmedlately, pc m ana launarera. ADplyioHnBbl Murpney, 30S Willsmetleiteet GIRL WANTED.-Uqulre ,tKi H Ingham's resident, Horth hi street. Day & Henderson, Underlain I and Embalmers. Cor. Will inojil J. W. KAYS' FURNITURE CO I Embalmers and Funeral Dirttim I Bee Kays' new line bamboo) furniture. Buy a boys' sweater and save a doc tor bill. Baoket. Stoves and heaters, the kind that sell. Kays Furniture Co. tour hens are moulting. Prussian Poultry Food will help them. PreBton A Hales. Builders' hardware is still going up but we have stooks of It bought be. fore the advance and Intend to sell it Big carpet and matting eale now on at J W Kays furniture (Jo. If You Plaster Adamantine Plist Does not Crack, Break or Run, I Guarantee it Fireproof - Waterproof n.n .M nfclla tnta or hamm-r ft'- itwithontbrtihi.. Don't uk r mnundpliM. . Addreno' J. L. LOMBARD, Plaitoer. N.Arrivals at the Bon Mar che Novelty Dress Goods, Beautiful Furs, Ladies' Royal Silver Grey Combination Dnder Suits at 50c Children's Wool Fleece Underwear at 25c Each. Heyer Rip School Shoes at 98 cents. Bon Marche A PLAcE T SAVE MONEY. A Vigorous Clearing Jfe&S'Ss Coats Children's and, Capes ant. ia flionns of. An Opf Slira is disposed of. " w an gone and surrounding country. sold up 1 . H8.60. All go tl,u week i Lot No I- Lot No 2 Lot No 3- tonsils of l adles' black" rtionl C,wt, fold up 1,1 US 50. Alut,i, kt Consists nf Ladles' black wg snd , 1, lu ii ooais, fold up 10 X. A I . $1.00 1.50 2.50 Lot No 4- tSMsrr -p - 1 50 Lot No 5- "r'wt'n'e'vT.'t p.!::5.0. 2.00 At '.VW KBrment to each customer. Lot No 6 Lot No 7 Lot No 8 Lot No 9 Lot NolO- Consists of Ladlea' Plush I'sa-s, ol.l "P to $10.00. At thin sale all bo si Dressing Maquee, sold up to $2.6t Th'e sale ail go at I a great variety of Children's Costs oll uptolVOO. All go at Is a lot of Infanta' long oneu t""1 T 10 $5.00. All go at this tales' Consists of Lidles' silk and satin cap". rold op to $13.60. All go at $3.00 .50 1.50 1.50 2.50 ft AX BILLY Department Store . . . S. H. FRIENDLY. J WaVch VdVn V7idVy":nTsV.'r!5 .R-k a.? tt0tiim0ttt00$m0tmimm
