Daily Eugene guard., March 21, 1903, Image 4

GUARD Telephone, No-Main 191
Brevities
For
Cigars
JULIUS GOLDSMITH.
urciTHER.
ltn I
11.. 1. I
Sunday, fair; i'K"-
Salted peauutB at Otto's,
icecream at the lloubouU.ro Sun-
duy.
h'ortv cases of general iuercuauU.
Lave just arrived for W. Sanders' uew
store aud twice as many
Ilia mad.
The market held l.y the lad lea of
., i.j,..i hnmh iu McKeunoy &
Ilolomau's grocery store was very well
patronized. .
tha Holiaae drove Ivoauor ib v.)
umcb Improved under the uew man-
moment. W. U. Conner, luimu.., -
The BON MARCHE
OrAfltftst, Silk Sale
The climax oflowest prices
Wednesday March 25th
1 y.ir k i r r : F
1 " -hiw nnlv over one
We place on ' - V - " Vash silks
hundred Hiyiw m -
" - A iii-n 1 r
at tho UNAPPROACHABLE price of 23C a VG. meUer the
tern to ouch lady-One Day Only--re-& ' J cvcr offered.
,,.,-u, will have a erand rush for the great esa ia.
imit of one pat
date and come
Tnuluht and
frost tonight
Business Pointers
Salted pecans at Otto's.
Dr. 0. W. Lowe, graduate optician.
Use "Silver Bpray" Flour.
Fresh Dluo Point oysters at the
llazelwood.
Scissor, and pocket knives that are
good at Chambers.
You can do iARcm.
. 1 .nnond-band blcyloos
A ... ".V. Chambers' Hardware,
Yfcry uu"F
Dunn's solid fruit spray. Lough
wUler Peter.
Salted pine nuts at Otto'B.
Our shoes fit your feet, mind and
1 1 1 1'j uv.-.
New Furniture.
Chambers' Hardware.
You oun do bettor at the
HON MARCHE.
do bettor at the BON
the Kosoburg l'laludoaler, Is the
proprietor. i
Baited almonds at Otto's. j
1 t tu..
lu our Item yesterday aouuv w
democratic primaries we gave jui
Bangs as one of thejuuges or eieciuu.
lfshoiild have been Ell llarger. Mr.
IJangs Is a republican.
J M. -Keiiuo, record keeper for tne
1 .".1 ..f Lhe Knliihts of the Mao-
1UW " ,...
eaboes, has. received a draft for
$1000 in payment or tne poucy m
by the late Hhorllf W. W. Wliuen. m
ttm nrrlftl.
Springfield News: A bicyclist from
Eugoue was arrestod aud fined 11.60
in BprlugUeld Wednesday afternoon
. i.ti.. tha aiilewalk on Mill
ior iiuiuii w
utr.t. He probably got Eugene
mixed with SprlngHold.
There will be preaching services at
the Socialists' Hull, corner of West
o i. ...i rtllvn streets, on Sunday
muui .... -
afternoon at 3 o'clock. BuOjoci uij
sermon will be "Christian Citizen
ship," by Coo. W. Simons, of Eugene.
A proposition Is on foot to organ
ize the wooluu mills employes of tho
coast Into a union styled Tho Paoillo
rwt Textile Workers' Association
B
r
iarcne.
on 1
A PLACE TO SAVE MONEY.
Ournew Spring Suits
for men havearnvea.
Come in and
inspect them.
Saturday, Aonday and
Tuesday nexi we win
place on sale od aozen
pieces of men's under
wear 50 and 60 cent
values at
Personals
LOST IN THE
MOUNTAINS
Wm. Kyle is here from Florouco.
Ex-Shei iiT A. J. Johnson, of Crcs
well, is in Eugene.
Miim Ituth (labriolson, of Salem, is
visiting friends in Eugene.
Mrs. David Link returned this
afternoon from a visit in Albany.
John S. Orth, county clerk of JacK- iu().vcar-old son of
son county, is in the city, the guest or . mUoe wst of
"ioaaa. Loruuo. bad a thrilling
!r,.,i.1nn Mulkov was out in uis ,,
chair this afternoon, the flint tlmo in
Little Son of Harry Gray of Lor
ane, Spent a Night Alone
With His Dog.
govern! months
Asa Diiinstolter li bore from J unc
tion. Hocarriosoue arm in a sling,
hnviuK recently sprained it.
MIsb Li.ize Mitoholl, who has boon
visiting friouda in Eugooo, returned
Coast Textile worae.s -"- ..... . , LaCaiuas. Wash.
OrgauUTJoho U r2rZ'Zr- .. a- l
troo spray. Lough-
are
surprise parties,
at our
You can
MARCHE. .
Dunn's Bolld
miller Peter.
aud mauy have boon surprUod
TUB 0N MARCHE.
Ask your grocer for "Silver Spray
Hour."
Call and receive a chance at pattern
hat to bo given away at Mrs. Whltoa
ker's, Muroh 21. , '
Ulazod walnuts, at Otto's.
Our Bhoes aro cheaper lu two ways
wear bettor, oost less.
THE HON MARCHE.
aiw-vni.K I.OHT. A 1001 Crescent
blcyol", model 33, 20-luch frame,
No. 733,420, takou from the U. O.
a it..rr, Rulurdav. Miireh H.
Flndor plonse return to Walter
11TI. Itil !-nu f Ihn University aud
rocelve reward.
,.,i he in Eugene lu a few days.
Glazed almonds at Otto's.
John W. Rowland, of Portland, a
i,r,.inr of II. W. aud L. 8. Rowland,
both formorly of the Onard, and son
of L. U. Rowland, of tnis city, u
been recommended for the appoint
ment of chief clork In tho surveyor
general's ofllce at Portland. He is at
present olork lu that olUoo, whero ho
has been eniployod for eight yeara.
Olazed Brazil nuts at Otto's.
Mr. and Mra. J. T. Dailey and Mrs.
r.t lmlr(n Citv. are KUCBtB Bl
lml a thrilling experience
Saturday night and Suuduy last. Mr.
Oray wout hunting baturday anu ie-
! ..n.umidpfl llV t 16 llltie 1UU V'
i.im in on with him.
they had travoled some distance, Mr.
Oray decided that he wouiu
ith the view of stuii,-
iug some game. The route Mr. Oruy
ii....i t ikn wm a little rough for
the boy, aud so he mapped out a way
MILLION DOLLAR
MINING COMPANY
The Olenwood Mining and Milling
Company of Cottage Urove
Incorporzted.
of the
Amelia ui '"v-v-' ,
.,.,1 wini,lt und Milling Com
pauy were filed In tho office of the
. i...i, ootnrilBV evening.
couuyt j r . .
mi... i.,nrnorator3 .are Herbert
i- n MnFarland. Oeo. Mc
After! Queen, li. Louisa Leonard Em O
uests at! for the boy to go a s'.ort am . - - MILLION DOLLARS,
F. Amis! where he expected to mee the boy 'CAPirAL OT MILLION
i i..,iu4.m m.fl Flueal Hinds, mostly
nftnfrn Cmvfi. aud the
reuiaeuLa ui
Uohemia mino3.
I rmlft nrint-iiwl place of bilsloeSS
the now company
. VULU'h0 ' . , ,
I ...ill niutrili'fl iil the Bohemia disUict
dlstaoce1 in Lane county and Douglas counties,
the home or r. auu ana. u. . - -
ofthiBCity about imeeu
of this city. I t u,e COQrsc, dosignatmg
l'rof. W. A. aicr.ee, 01 iu .
....i.iin uilinnla. snent last Dight with
Engone, going on nomo
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR BALK-1
havo four scholarships, books, etc.,
oomploto, lu lino commercial course
correspondence school for bhIo
ohoap. AddrosB Johu II. Starr,
Junction City, Ore.
No Dessert
More Attractive
Why uo golnllne aad
. sauna uoiirs .ii"k,
awtnlng, flavuring
auil oulonng wUkii
Jcll-O
produoes hotter Twulls in two mlnntwij
iryUiing in the imcknge. Simply add b
waUirandiwtUioool. ll'mWrfi'tlion. Asiir
prlw to the honwwite. No tniiilil", '"
pniw. Try it to-ilay. In Four Kmlt r la.
vorsi Imon OmB, HUaw berry, lUau
berry. At iiro-n. lo.
SOCIAL REALM.
a, .!,, In tho routiuo of busl
. i.. v. i.n..kluh ntmosuhoro of tho
UUDO .
Amacltlan society room of tho High
w,.h,ml. tho members of that society
liixt ovouliiK betook themsoivos 10
Vrank'a Hall and Indulged in a vovy
ploasaut ovoulng of social gamos aim
other modes of aiuuBomout. Those
attending were amply repaid auu ou
Joyod the evening very much Indeed.
Parlor games and (lancing were
ployed.
. .
Tnniirht In tho armory occurs the
ball to bo given by the K. K. K.f an
orgaulzatlou of University young
men. The alPilr promises to be a
ploiiHiiut one and very swell.
- .
Mrs. Goo. O. Yorau ontorlalns a
iiuinhei' of her friends this evening at
luir home ou Llucoln street. High
Flvo will bo tho means of amusement.
Seasonable
Silverware
What's so gifty as a
?o of Silverware
for Eastor time, or
Wa.l.nnir (lift?
There is a comfortable
certainty about giving
silver Uiings.
Welcome bocauso
always wantablo.
Hiving has R" tnhlotl
pleasure when
proper sorts are
L'Htaole at the
reasonably !o-.v prices
Janney
makes.
"The Heat ami
Newest CSoods
in the Market.
friouds of Engone, going on
this nftornoon.
Mr. and Mra. Horbort Enkln left
this aflornoou for Cottage Grove,
aftor a brief visit nt the home of H. u.
Eakin and family horo.
Miss Zolma Bcobort left thiB after-
fur 1'ortlanQ wiiero sue n...
spend tho summer at the homo of her
slstor, Mrs. WulteaKor, 01 luat cn.j.
T!..o T)r. Smvtho. of Sau Francisco,
the omlnor.t Methodist divine, arrived
ii.l- ..flnrnnon and will nil tno meui-
odlst pulpit tomorrow, both morning
aud evening.
Mrs. W. H. Byrd, wife of tho
,innl SuliMn nhvsioliin, nnd Mrs.
Win. Brown, also of Siilmu, arrlvod
this afternoon aud are the guostB of
Kugono frlendH.
Brownsville Times: Tom Sterling
has returned from Engouo whero ho
closed the doal for tho purchase of
tho llawloy farm south of town, owuod
by David Link, of Eugene.
v ir Diivluon was a nassongor for
I'.ugono Monday, whero ho went to
oouBiilt physicians in regard to his
light arm. lie cannot raise his hand
up from his Bide. Uarrlsburg isulio-tlu.
Mrs. G. L. Lobdoll, Miss l'liunio
Mct'allum aud Rev. E. B. Moon re
turned this afternoon from Colliigo
Grove, where they lualulght conducted
verv suecossful rocltal and coucort.
They wore greeted with au apprecia
tive audlenco.
pointed
a largo
dead troo as tho place for the son to
n.wl iunit fnr him.
STRAYED FROM COURSE.
Tho little fellow started out all
..!i.f l.nl It aimeara Btrayod from the
course. When Mr. Gray reached the
.,r,i,.t lm found no sign of his
boy. After waitiog a reasonable time
he started buck to nud mm.
soon found his trucks aud discovered
that ho bad followed a trail into tho
woods. The father took tho trail ana
..ii.....,l fnst as nossible but dark-
he was lorceu 10
42c
Ccpyrlfcht 1902 W '"wl A
Kuh, Hathsn finehBP. v V
2 BUTTON ECC2.1S KiiEASM
Frank E.
Dunn.
Democratic County ConyenUoB.
Dogs Kill Skp.
Mr. Pitney, who resides a mile ind
a half from Springfield, had 23 sheep
killed by dogs Wednesday night.
Other parties in that ueiRhborhood
have lost sheep in this
past week. Mr.
rnk. ..n.ln filnclc Ot tDO COrpum-
tlon is given at M.OOO.OCO, divided
into a million shares at 81 each. Three
huudrod tho.RJd share? are set asiue
for tronsnry Uoc.
BCOKFUACQ AXD BANKING,
fri.o .iA,.r-i nf the corporation be-
Hidc? oijrsl. 1 i i t!io eeuoral mining
business are to engago in tho banking
brokerago busi.iecs.
Broke His Arm.
The little two year-aud-six-months-
old sou of Mr. aud Mrs. V. C. Myers,
p.mn nn nnd he was
return homo without his boy. Ho so- j . .. ni,out 5 miles from Spring
...,rml hnlo and lUL'leves and the search 1
wascoutioucdall nlglit. Tee roxc
morning over forty mou wore on the
hiiut aud tho woods was searched in ;
every direction
Notice is hereby given, that tbo
T,,,no Couutv Domocratio ouuiy
Convention for tho purpose ot elect
ing t.velve delegates to the Cougtes-
-i 1 rnrnntion for the 1' irst iou-
.
:..1 TtleMnt. of tho State Oil
. iu hol.l at. Albauv. Oregon,
ureguu, i-v. - - - -
Arii 111I1 m il. is nereuy caneu
OrPffon. on Thursday, the 9th day of
April, at the hour of teu o'clock
f thuf HttV.
rri.ft nin.nrir.n to elect delegates to
said county convention to be held ou
Anril 4th. 1803.
All citizens who aro opposed to ex-,
travBgurco iu state aacl national
affairs, aod are in favor or strict
ecoaomy iu federal, state acd county
admiuistratioo, who 8 re opposed to
trusts, and who dosire the e 'lorco-
roevt of and compliance witn iue
iniative and referendum amendment
to our state coustitutiou, are earn
estly requested to participate with us ,
in the primaries, convention aud
election. V.iv vnnr Plnmliinrr Tinniiu
The precincts aro Entitled to tne J , . 1 i
fnllnninir number of dologatos:
Fleasatn Hill.,.3
N. Engone No. 2...0 Fall Crook 3
S. Eugoue No. 1...C Richardsou 5
S. Epgouo No. 2...5 Jasper 2
manner lh
Coneuhucpn. nM.
Goshoh, la reported as having lost 3
or 21 one mgnt last week.
Our special bargain days .Monday,
Wednesday, Fridays, Tuesdays, Satur
days and Thursdays 01 every week.
THE BON MARCHE.
O -A. S3 1 C T T a
Beanths lHe Kind Von Haw li)j 6)1
Signature
of
1 Ine Kind Von Haw Always B
J. W. KAYS' FUll.NITUiJcC'J
Embalmers and Funeral Director!
Hold bu the McKenzie, foil out 01
small express wagon Tuesdny morn
ing aud broke his left Brm between
. .1 .Un nV an., thfl
the eluow auu me wv.ov, - , .. 5 -
Knrlinrflnld News. Ho was brought to Spriugllold I oyoio 1
.BTO-nvonv I.. . .. 11. .u. T .1 1 17.ira.nnnt. 3 Sneucer 4
1'OUiNlJ bUAUAi arimw... tuo uome oi uis - - -
Late Sunday afternoon tho little , Drowning, In this place, aud tho dis- Irving 6 McKenzie 1
(.,.! t.lrnd nnd exhausted nbled member was set uy ir. vau uosuou o -
Day & Henderson, Undertakm
and ffmbalmers. Cor. Will ana 7ih
at 5on
imbincr. Tim
- J C2'
and General Repairing
No. 31 West 8th st,
Phone Red i:!l.
J. N. rolndextor, pioneer citizen,
.i .hnriir nf Ijine county for two
loruis.dled at his homo In rrlnovlllo,
Crook county, Friday, Marcn , m
an aboess of tho liver, aged 72 years,
a months and 15 days.
J.N. l'olndextorrous born Int.roou
oounly, Illinois, Pee. o, uune
to Oregon In 1850, locating on a claim
near Eugono lu lS.il. Marrlea r.uza
Elvira McCord in Eugene , March 11,
lSSTi. Worked at the lilacksmltliirauo
u nnmlmr of voars. Was elected slier-
III of Lane county In 1Mi2 ami again
I.. It.71 ltnn.npiul frnlll KUtfOllO tO
Portland, whore ho worked for W, W.
,v, lu 1878, t lieu to Laiainus,
Washington, thou to Vrlncvllle lu
l!fii;l. Was county treasurer of Crook
county from 1000 to 1002. Was strlkon
with paralysis of tbo loft Bide four
yeaiB ago, slnco which he had been
mi t lull I r belpliwa.
f, Mix children living are: Mia. J. C.
i..mhv. Hone. ldaho::rerry u. i oiu-
dexter l'rlnevlllei Mm. Frank I'sdlov,
io county; Ora v.- i-muuexior,
1'rliievlllei John T. Poindoxter, La-
t'anias Wash. I Frank L. I'oludcxtor,
lugi'iie.
Spring Openings.
hut still iu good shape considering
his age aud tbo exertion ho had un
dergone. Wlieu the boy loft his fath
er ho had two doss wiib him. One,
i......n- li.ai.rlid him and camo
homo during tho night, tho other stay-
l.....ill. l.la nlnvn'Atn UUtil ho WBS
found. Tho incideut occasioned much
oxciteinent in Lorane and stirred tho
hearts of all tho eith-ens. N uggot.
Fell Througti a Doer.
Somo time this morning botweeu
two and four o'clock, somo ono ma
liciously or otherwise shattered tho
large glass lu the door of L. A. Over
ton's paint Btoro ut No. 118 West
Eighth street, Tlio night, policemen
discovered iho broken door about four
o'clock and roui-cd Mr. Overton, who
Valzah.
k Citizen's Plaint.
How about that
N. Junction 0 Gloutona i j
S. Junction 0 Lano !
Croswoll 0 Camp Crock 4
Blanton 3 Gate Creek 3
Zumwalt 4 Middlo Fork 2
W. Cottage Grovo..7 Walton 2
E. Cottage Grove..8 Chesher 3
Saginaw 0 Mound 2
Kailnv 5 Mabel 2
Mohawk 3 Bohomin 2
Editor Guard :
street spriuklor?
Get out the street sprinkler.
Whero is t'.e street sprinkler?
Aro wo lo nave a nuserauiu, uiimj , ihoubwk a uuuuunu -
Sunday because tho streets woro not Willamette 5 Blue River 2
. .... . ..a i , m 1 T.M t K
Use . .
"Silver Spray"
. .Flour
At your
Grocer's
THE GRIP
season is upou us.
sprluklod today?
. - . ...... ... tl.n
Tho (lay nas ueen u imo ""'j o c.m-i ... iu..v ,
spring opoulnga which havo been eon-; nt once made an examination of the
dueled at the various millinery
stores. On tho last day of olllcinl
winter the suu has been gracious and
tho dreams lu tho ladies' hat lino has
attracted multitudes of tho fair eex
to the shops whero they arc on dis
play. Somo beautiful creations will
soou bo seen ou tho neaiis oi our
charming maids and matrons.
Dr. Coll ingo, the psychic vibration
doctor, whose arrest in Portlaud the
other nay ior setiuciion causeu suuu
a sensation, has been discharged from
custody.
The four conquerors of the world
are, fashion, love, death aud low
We lead in the latter.
THE BON MARCHE.
prices.
torn.
At Junotion City, March IS, UXtt,
to Mr. aud Mra. Chris Strouie, a
daughter.
Monday, March lu, l'.XVT, to lhe wife
of W. W. Maatcraou, iu Cottage
('rot'e, a daughtor.
Glazed oranges at Otto's.
A nmrrlaim-liueUSO WBS llWIlcd today
I to MlM Zella Goodo and M. J. Smith.
Btoro to see If anything had been dis
turned. Ho found nothing wrong
except the safe door open, and he
nrnltv badly frlghtoued for a
moment or two uutil he saw that the
mife had not been tampered with. It
had inadvertantly been left opeu the
night before.
Tho person who broke tho glus was
perhaps druuk and fell against the
door.
Mr. Overton says ho will 4ay a
liberal reward to anyone who will
nf..rn him who the miscreant was.
It was necessary to Bend to Portland
for a glass to replace tho brokeu one.
The Frazer Irou Works is busy with
tho casting of the hugo Iron pillars
to bo used in the new opera houto.
They are monsters and will hold up
the biggest audience I'.ugeue can
pack lu the house.
For
Good
Shoes
Ft TtivfiTH 1 Elmira
Hazol Dell 2 Wnllaco. 4
Hormanu 2 Sluslnw 3
Hoceta 2 Thurston 3
Long Tom 4 Lost Valley 4
Mapletou 3 Lake Creek. .,...2
Wondling 1
Total WO
EUGENE PRECINCT JUDGES.
Those appointed for tho Eugene
precincts as judges for the primary
election i:rr as follows:
Sout'i i ;eue No. 1. Ell Burger,
John Cullottuy aud John Illggius.
?ortii Eugene rso. 1. J. u. watts,
Geo. W. Klusey and J. J. Walton.
South Eugene No. 2. B. B. Mc
Kiuuey, F. M. Wilkins and Tom
Browu.
North Eugene No. 2. N. T. Wilson,
J. I. Philippl aud C. M. Kissinger.
Dated at Eugene, Oregon, March
nth 1K
I M. S. WALLlS, J. D. MATLOCK,
Secretary. Chairman.
Go to
Closing out.
Closing out.
YORAN'S
SHOE STORE
MILLINERY OPENING.
Attend the spring milliuery opening
at Mrs. S. F. Whiteaker's, Saturday,
March 21, aud receive a chance on the
pattern hat to be give away.
Beautiful uew spring goods nrlviug
i daily at the
1 HON MARCHE.
Yerington's
Phono Quinine never falls to
cure.
1 1 I '1. I IIMA
Wiru, run
For tho cough that folio
Satisfaction
or money
back.
Yerington
gth st. Drug Store.
March
Clearance
Bargains in
Everything
All good' sold
at Cost, a.
lhe FAMOUS,
459 Willamette StrK-
SIX BARGAIN DAYS
OUT OF EVERY WEEK.
Hardware and Sporting Goods
Our
Out
Closing-
nnd near who
Tli is
;u nHmntmcr Rurcain Huntora Irom fur
... .n;n.T tim mlvantftsio of our riosiiis; l'riws.
J ..." p.- C . 1 . T . I .. 1.... .1......
C 1 fii'o will 1m in force until tlio nrst any in .luiy. m i .."
031C sg first pit tho bonolit of a complete line to f fleet. from.
Millinery AnnouncemenL
Our New Spring Millinery will be ready lor inspection,
Saturday, March aist.
li
Having recently added a completo line of IIAKH hif
'OUTING OUOD3 to rav bicvclo Imsiness in the Walton W
, ii ... i .. . . i.- ii.inir naff uu
jveii'""p
SI
1 invite you to call and examine the stock
up-to date.
The 1 903 Bicycles
f . i..ira
lfo-rt n rrifi. "T.. . . . . 1 . 1 , a rnnoil
.n. iu a. i Mnas oi repairing 13 done
Tiref
A fuU lino of Bicycle
Sllliu'"-
Cass Matlock The Bicycle Man.
513 Willamette Street.
ENGRAVING FREE
J. V. Kauffman.
M. R. Janney