GUARD Telephone, No iMalo lyi
For
Cigars
JULIUS GOLDSMITH.
f'.'LT.'.'U
The Sale of White
At the Bon Marche
"20 Per Cent'
Will give the greatest Shopping Oppor
tunity Eugene Ladies have yet seen....
i Will h(! deducted frnm the Lowest
Price ever named on our 350 styles in
Women's Misses' and Children's ready-to-wear White Gar
ments, made by the "IDEAL" White Goods Company of
New York, the best known under-garments in the Whole
World.
This sale will also include over 7000 yards fine Imported
Valenrine an d Torchon Laces, worth from 10 to 2;cts vard at
Salecommences bAl URDAY
MORNING and for one week.
While on our trip Jbast wc
Bought at the Factory a
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NEW CARPETS
IN LATE miM . . , .
r I
"5 Cents the Yard.'
See Window Display Come Early.
BON MARCHE.
A PLACE TO SAVE MONEY.
(;n-:it. rare was ti.kcn in Eulectinp the?e patterns and we dor
!; k-autv and jn-i.-ns tiiev'ro not equallud in tlnv alley. (';
p icL-. We bought ul tlio old r rico and WILL GIVE YOU
't In silale to r1v u ...
iii Ci ts hiwik v , :
1HE HEN 1-FIT '
From Saturday April 25, to Saturday May 2, (inclusive.)
A few Patterns are displayed in South Window.
FRANK E. DUNN
WEATHER.
' t'.Miliflit and Wednesday, occasional
raiu; cooler tonight.
Business Pointers.
Dr. O. W. Lowo, graduate optiolan.
Cbooolato croam eggs ut.Otto'a.
Call at MoUulro'a restaurant for your
luoal a.
Hindoo punch tho latest drink at
the lluzolwood.
Dunn's Bolld fruit epray. Lough
inlllor A. Potor.
- Can't oatoh fish? Use our salmou
eggs. Kay's Uuu store.
MoGuire ruus the ouly restaurant
in town. Call aud see him.
The Hanquet has begun to serve
tholr regulur 25 cent dluuers, from
0:30 to 7:30.
Dunn's solid tree Bpray. Lough
lniller 4 I'eter.
O A. IB T fc Orl. X A. m
Bwn &t Kind You Havs Always Bo0l
Iluve your fortune told at trunk's"
liall Saturday evening.
The lee oroam sold at tho Banquet
is undo with nothing but rich, pure
eroaii).
Did you try tho now sumiuor drink,
Hindoo Punch, at the Huzelwood?
It's the latest.
J. J. Walton, la n duly authorized
IJ. 8. Commissioner and will attend
to all laud ollloo business.
A fow dollars Invested lu poultry
netting will keop your neighbors
chickens out of your garden. Wo
curry nil heights at bottomjprlooB.
Chambers Hardware
OAHTOTIIA.
Bon tha ,ha taa m Ntf
Brevities.
Personals.
Whou you want a good bicycle try
tho Latonla, giutuMml 4vfr" olio year.
.-Vi.........' I Il I.-.,..
" JltllllSU.UlU U1U11.IU WHO, 1
liuiigors. TlroB guaranteed full rid
lug Sanson. 'I'd introduce them, only
r ....... .........
Proofs and tilings oil homesteads
and tlmbor lauds aro being made In
Eugouo as usual. J. J. Walton is the
U. S. Cuinnilsslouer.
liny a Croaoout bloyole aud aavo
tloctor bills, for yourself aud wheel.
Wo sell thoui.
Chambers Hardware
Kugeuo.
PUBLIC SCHOOL EXAMINATION.
eighth grade public school oxuml
nut Ions will bo hold lu tho public
schools of J .a no oouuty as follows:
.May '20, 21 aud 22; Juno 17, 18 and
111, 100:1.
Teachers desiring to give those ox-
mluatloiis, ploaao notify mo as to tho
number of list of questions wautod
mid dato of examinations chosen. If
those roquosts for lists are not ro
od vod immediately I may not bavo
M aulllclont number for all.
April 13, 1003.
W. M. MILLER,
County Suporlutendeiit.
Dr. Lowe will be In towu all this
week.
Simmons, the Artist, for photos
and stamps.
Homo made candy at tho Christian
church Saturday night.
"Tho Urldul Sceuo," at tho Christ
ian ohuroh Saturday night.
Students, 25 cents admission at tho
Ellen Stouo lecture this crVonlng.
Tho work of plnstorlng tho iutorlor
of tbo UrosB hotel was beguu this
morning.
Stop at Frank's hall for an hour
anyway, tonight. You will go away
well pleased.
A cement Hidewalk has been laid in
front of the Uuiled Brethren church
on Forry street.
The W. C. T. U. will meet at Mrs.
Plank's, 57G Kerry street, tomorrow
aftoruoou at 3 o'clock.
A marriage Hoonse was issued this
aftoruoou to John S. Orlh, of Jack
sonville, and MIhs C. I. Ankcny, of
Eugouo.
A baseball mooting will bo hold to
night lu Svarvorud & Fisher's real
eatato olllco. llusiuoss of Importance
to transact.
Oscar Pasrons is very ill from
typhoid-pneumonia at Springfield.
Tho physicians say there is little hope
for his-recovery.
:Tho interior of Watkins ft Miller's
meat market has received a new coat
of paint which materially lmprovos
ho appoaianco of the placo.
Al, A. Simmons is located at tho
old stand, 0th and Wlllamotto stroots,
whoro the host grade photo, work may
be bad at roRSounhln rates.
Don't forget tho W. It. C. social
tonight. You'll be sorry if you do.
Ouly ton oonls anil a chance.' on ft
Yufl, 'and a fine program.
The jury In the case of Albert
Abel, charged, with tho theft of
some whiskey 1 1n letter's saloon, re
turned a verdict of not guilty last
o "oiling.
lli-adley Overton has Bold his store
at Jasper to V. II. Scott, who will
take charge May 1. Tho (iuard be
speaks for the new owner a continua
tion of tho prosporlly which Mr.
Overton baa enjoyed.
A Portland man, James N. Stacy,
has Invented and Just patented n
machlno which successfully seals and
stamps onvolopca at the aaino time,
something which Inventors for many
yeas havo boon trying to olfoct, but
heretofore without anccess.
No Dessert
More Attractive
8 0
Why lino poUtitm nml
i.p'iul liouro nt):.l;iiin,
nvi'ctonluu, flavor uijj
Mid coUriin wliou
Jc!l
rmluN4 Wtt T rvmlU ia two inlmitf
I:
valoriulMttotHHl. lt'ii (Hr(i'vt ion. Aauiw
irilo th hmiwwirts. js. tnmblt, lrm
Ih'Hw. Try it In Kmr Fruit Fl.
AVKAlt
YORAN'S SHOES
AND YOU WILL WKAK
GOOD
SHOES
For sale 580 WillnnioUo St.,
Eugene, - Oregon.
II. E. Ankouy is here from Jucksou
county.
James Milliorn, of Junction City,
is lu Eugone.
Juo. Orth, county clerk of Jackson,
ia iu Eiigeno.
Mrs. Emily Hovcy went to Salem
today on a visit.
Dr. T. B. Ford returned this after
noon from a trip uorth.
Wiley Francis returned this after
noon from n trip to Puget Sound.
W. L. Coiipemoll and John W'ilh
row wont to Albany today on n short
bUBiuess trip.
John Mitchell, who has been visiting
bis family ill Eugene , left fur tho
north this afternoon.
Walter McCluro, formerly of Eu
gene, now a prominent attorney of
Seattle, is in the city.
Vin Cook and daughter caiuo up
from Port hind today to at loud the
Orth-Ankeuy wedding tonight.
Hev. tJ. S. O. Huinborr, of Corval
lis, was iu Eugouo yesterday and to
day, returning homo this afternoon,
Doc. Johnson, well known hero, is
in tho city on his way from Southern
Oregon to Idaho, lie will niako a
trip up (he McKenzio befoio leaving.
E. P. Colonial), of Coburg, aud
Henry Cokman, of Hadleyvillo,
wero callers at this ofllco this morn
ing.
County School Superintendent V7.
M. Miller went to Pleasant Hill this
afternoon to visit schools there
abouts.
Miss Tbccla Dove went to Salem to
day. Sho has just received word
t hat her father has boon stricken with
paralysis. .. , '
iTbe I:Unud JournaVKnyH: W. A.
Kuykoiidall, a promiuont Ucpubli-I
can politicnn of Kugoue, was iu Port- )
land, Sunday.
Mrs. Maggie Undcrwoud and ('has.
Undoru'ood and wife, left this morn
ing for their homes at. Tacoma and j
Colfax respectively.
C N. Mc Arthur, the popular ex- i
Htudcnt of tho IT. ()., now malinger of
MISS STONE
IN EUGENE
of tho finest climates 1 havo ! Mulkey sold tho laud for ?100 and
Died.
0. U. Lyons, of Cottago Orovc, diod
yestorday, aged 74 years.
Mr. Lyons waa a pioneer of 1850,
He waa bom lu Naples, N. Y. Ho
viih a member of the Masonic order,
and tho Masons will attend ills
funeral lu a body today, and tho
burial services will bo conducted by
that body. A wife survives him,
Divinity School.
Hev. E. C. Wlgmore, of Independ
ence, baa resigned the pastorato of
)he Christian churches at Monmouth,
and Independence, and will accept a
chair in the Divinity school heroes
u Professor of Hebrew.
Oregonians Short Today.
Kor thtt InmotH of thono whodWl not
tf't thotr Orpohttth(i, 1 wish to nny
trmt wo wore short W iHporn toiUy.
' C1KO. R CHAW.
Lectured Last Evening in Salem
- In the Christian Church
This Evening.
iMisfl Ellon M. Stonot the fatnoua
iniHriionary arrived this aftoruoou from
Salom whoro sho lectured last oveu
iug to a largo audiouco.
She appears to ho in good health
and spirits, delighted at hor recop-
tiou throughout hor entire trip in tho
Weytoru etutc. It is .Miss Stone's
first visit to Oregon and sho is appre
ciably awakened at the wonders of
our fair state.
"Vou havo a great country out
bore sho paid to a reporter this af
ternoon. "1 am much impressed with
tho grand distances and territory
which serves you. Tho state is a groat
one ouo
over enjoyed. "
iMiss Stono has scon many different
kinds of countries aud climates of
course.
Sho has a kindly oyo aud u voice
which compels admiration aud atten
tion. "I hope I shall havo ft largo au
dience tonight, " tdio said. "I do low)
to address tliodo people. I helievo it
iri my great opportunity aud 1 am
glad to make uye of it. My trip West
has been one of groat pleasure.
j Kverybody Is po kind to mo.
"Oh, X will tell you all aliout that
tonight, " stio'said iu Venpouso to a
question concerning hersix inonths'
Jcaptivity ninongUiu Uulgariau brV-"
ganda.f-- !t. tfrffkos mosliiver wheu 1
': recount t hose experiences, so 1 reservo
them for tho platform."
As aniumnced, Mi.s Stono will lec
tin o this evei.ing in tho Christian
church.
iMiss Stouo Is accompanied by her
nephew, Mr. Kred Stone, who man
ages the business transactions for las
aunt. He in a bright young man.
iVCKNT ADMISSION.
Students of the Ci iversity and tho
MRS. M. E. MULKEY
SUES FOR DiVOPCE
Alleges Cruel and Inhuman Treat
mcnt and Asks for Custody
of Child,
Mrs. Mary E. Mulkoyhas commenc
ed suit ugainst her husband, L. II.
Mulkey, for divorce.
Sho alleges iu hor complaint as fol
lows: That they woio married iu
Louo couuty, Dec. 23, 1890, and have
one child, Virgil II., aged two 'years.
That ouo year after their marriage
Mulkoy bocame very angry at hor and
over since thou bus treated hor iu a
cruel aud inhuman manner; that on
occasions, too numerous to mention,
ho has called her indecent names,
too vil- for publication; that ou
Sunday. April 1!, l!)u:i, ho struck tho
plaintiff with his elbow, knocking her
ugaiust the stove and told her that
sho deserved to bo killed. That tho
plaintiff's father deeded to her 02
Allowed April 1. : Koad ncount:
M. Olson, road work 8 2 10
SOCIAL EVENTS.
A wedding of more tlmu ordinsr
importance will tako pla,.e t,
at the home of Hon. aui L . ?
1 r.nl Ariknuv nf ocn n , , t
. j.UUii street.
i uu uuuuuLor, uuas Deo, aud
J. A. Burnett, road work 1 20
Andy Achesou, road work 1 50
Theo. Swauson, road work.
Ilul.ru Swauson, road work.
ir -p..t ....i..!.. 7M : of .Tfli;lranni.i I In ...:n ,
il. J.UUU1, iuhu num i win ue tho ni-inni.
Jl0iii
Tk ...
1 00; mony will be performed by the R
100Fatherlleutgouat 7 o'cloek .u,'
1 00 1 formal reception' will iuj'.,
w.
C. Farmen, road work 1 00 , parties lu the happy event.
J. A. Achesou, road work
II. Popo road work
1 I I.. I ...n..tr
13. lULlJUlllS, luuu vv .-
L. Lamb, road work 1 00 . the ceremouy. Only the familial
M. Olson, road work 1 00 j the young people aud a very f
B. Hutchius, road work 1 00 1 close friends will be iu attendance"
L Lamb, road work 1 00
M. Olson, road work 1 00
Mike Almas!, road work 1 50
1 50
1 00
Andy Alinasi, road work .
Win. Wells, road work....
L. Wilifey, load work 3 00
Dexter Carter, road work 3 00
Chas. Poguo. road work 4 50
Juo. Crail, road work . .
E. W'inf ry, road work . .
E. W. Michael, road work .Jl 50
M . D. Biesoll, roart worn.
15. F. Powers, road work .
W. II. Gilbert, road work
ALL LADIES INVITED.
Touttcnd our grand uuder-muilh
salo tomorrow, Tuesday, April '1 bs.
tweeu tho hourj of 8 a. m. and'op.
m. Line complete and r i..
i"" lua' are verv sm.n
aud at
4 M Come aud see anyway !
S? , FRANK
E. DUXX.
acres of laud for a home, but that j y. II. Salleo, road work.
the Associated Press at Portland, Is 1 "'f,1' 'Sl'h"ul , children under 15,
hero to iittend tho Orth-Aukeuy wed
ding. A. K. Erikson and A. P. Ilium,
of Bimlilji, Minn., who havo been
hero securing land, left today for
Ashland aud will return homo from
the ro.
II. T. McClallen and wife of It use
burg, Kirs. E. Wilkinson and Misses J It
and Kl In Orth of Jacksonville, aro hero
to attend tho Orth-Ankeuy nuptials
this evening.
will be lid in it to this evening at the
Stone lecture in the Christ ian church
for 25 cents.
KEEP THE KEYS IN
YOUR OWN POCKET.
rWni Purchased.
Eugene, Ore., April 21, l'.Ki.'l,
Yesterday in a jury trial, six jurors
cn.uio.to the conclusion, anil actually
decided that it was lawful aud just
for any man or scoundrel, to steal tho
keys from an employe with which to
eireel an eutiauce into a man's place
of business aud help himself to the
available goods to his heart's content
Said jury, in my estimation, has
annulled all tho efforts and honest
endeavors of our ellicieiit and careful
night polh-o force, who are Irylug to
protect the properly of rur business
men.
Tho culprit iu 1Mb case was u self-
consist In., of i'J.1 co...css.M, nigni iiiarauuer, nevoid of
above Klinlra. and i'"nripics,ui sun lie was
icareii ny mo jury.
Where Is our protection?
E.M1L ETTKK.
James E. Montgomery, of Water
vtllo, Wash., has sold his interests at
that place and will remove with his
family to Lane county.
Mr. Montgomery spout his boy
hood days in this county and Is well
known bore. Ho has purchased tho
Nchultz place,
acres, six miles
will movo to the same within a few
weeks. Consideration private.
Mr. Montgomery left hero In 1SSH1
and notes many Improvements iu this
absence; says that this country looks
good to hint. He Is glad to get back
to bis old homo his old homo is
two miles from the present piirfhao
where he Intends to remain.
Ole Olson.
You'll onjoy yourself at the llercnn
club social Saturday night at the
Christ ian church.
Closing Out
Entire line of Men's Clothing at Cost.!'""1"
25 per cent or ono-fourth off on all
men's suits except G- A. H Blues.
10 per cent oft. .
JUST THINK!
$10 00
$lS 00
$5.00
Men's Pant I O t 40 per cent otf.
Children's Suits O l"'r cent otf.
Come at once, as we mean business nud ar.
III tho house.
Mod's
MotiV
MlMl's
Mon's
Suit
Suit
Suit
Suit
ST.'iO
$t?(H)
f t ."i0
lieu llemlru-ks, tho popular actor
and comediun, isagaiu present Inn the
best of Swedish plnya., "Ole Olsen"
and with the sumo results that have at -I
tended his previous starring tours in
j this piny a succession of crowdm!
i houses that is seldom biokeu, giving
tribute to his well directed efforts on
! their part and to the excellence of his
supporting company. Mr. Hendricks
uti.l 'I II.. ill-..,. " ..ill. ull l. r i
musical features, dancing and
j other specialities, will be at t tic Par
j ker, Wednesday evening, April 22.
i and will doubtless attract that lmge
elHssof amu-emellt lovers that ire's
enjoyment from a wholesome comedy
natuially presented.
I Tho Snedisli Ladies' viuirtette Is a
factor iu the entertainment and the
sinking of ttiis orctii.'atiou of aitim
I I've Swedish lassies is always au ap
preciate,! feature.
obtained nearly all the money aud
bought other laud and stock aud
placed tho deed in his own name.
Tho plaint iir asks for tho custody
of the child aud asks tho court to
enjoin Mulkey from selling said land
Rud stock.
(leu. H. Dorris and L. IJilyeu aro
Mrs. Mnlkey's attorneys.
Hotel Arrivals.
U. B. Southerland, road work.
L. Boriug, road work
Goo. Hud ley, road work .,
I W. Darrow, road work .1 .'. ... .
12 50 j
9 00:
0 00
9 00;
10 50
18 75 J
1 20 i
FOH SALE OR KEXT.
Butcher shop
For particulars
ofllco.
in good location,
inquire at (Jrnrd
0 75
0 75
M. Euglaud, road work 2 50
W. E. Wiluiot, gravel 1 98
Kot. Camell, gravel 90
U. 11. Caruthers, blacksmithing 2 45
Rolla Phelps, lumber. 20 00
Cottago t.rovo Lumber Com
pany, lumber 4 70
W. W. Inman, lumber. 12 05
Wright & liuekmau, merchan
dise
Money Brothers, morehaudiso. .
J. W. Shumate, merchandise. . .
W. It. Beck. repairinV,
" district No. 10
j Joseph Myers, road work
I J. E. Hay, road work
Olydo Hay, road work
Frank Hadley, road work
(Jrilllii IIurdwo.ro Company,
merchaudiso
JlcCoodenow, repairing crush
er, and material
David Elliott, road work
1C. K. Chapman, lumber..
John Dick, road work
J. J. Thomas, road work
J. II. Koborts, road work
J. L. Stowart, road work
E. T. Templcmnn, road work..
M. W. llurd', hauling gravel. ..
T. II Emmons, road work
11. W. Schonck, rondwork
C. F. Koepka, labor ou'erusher
Fred Fcssondou, labor with team
F. L. Chambers .t Bro., mer-
cbandiso 22 50
Loughniillcr Peter, mor-
chandiso 402 09
Elliot1 Pri or, road work 5 00
C. II. '! .:: r, spikes, '. . 1 00
Cross iho.-, repairs on crusher. GO 50
Coast Fork Lumber Co., lum-
Ikt 8 32
Myer.v. Kyle nails 3 80
O. H. Powell, viewer 0 00
Harvey Taylor, viewer G .'10
ti. W. Kelly, viewer 0 10
W. M. Witto, chainman. 3 00
E. C.eer, chainmau 3 00
A. 11. Lyous, marker 3 00
Williams & Parvin, nails 1 20
Our now stock of wall paper U ir
riving. Tho patterns are the latest
aud tho prices aro right.
Chambers Hardware.
5 00
3 75
C 00
7 50
3 75
4 20
35 75
13 50
17 95
1 50
2 02"
10 50
8 00
2 50
3 00
7 50
2 50
38 75
3 75
HOFFMAN HOUSE.
FA Sayer, Stanborryyoj
; JJ. W. Crpwel' Coburg. .
C. P. Jordan; Portland.
I. F. Tobey,; Portlaud.
O. C. Moore Salem.
.Mrs. Alta Li imer, Full Creek.
T. P. Kooucy, Seattle.
K'. V. Sayrr, Stanberry, Mo.
A. E. Sayr, Stanberry, Mo.
J. W. Hartley, Leaburg.
S. M. -Douglas, Eugene.
J. T. Tull s Springrlold.
.1. J. JoliL..-on, Juucliou.
J. N. Fredriekson.
Louis Price.
Edward Loken.
II. Kay.
Chas. C. Whito, S. F.
SMEEDE.
Dwight I. Teepor, N. V.
E. Dolrick, Jr., Portland.
C. W. Colby, Seattle .
li. W. Smyth, S. F.
(1. W. Uoyuolds, S. F.
(leo. H. Fitzgibbon, Portlaud.
Frank Ward, Portland.
A. R. Butler, Spokauo."
U. L. Ewiug, Seattle.
W. C. Thomas, Oakland, Cal.
C. Colo aud wife, Mareola.
H. X. Pritchard, Portland.
W. E. Taylor, Albany.
Sidney Smile, Sail Francisco.
Walter A. McClure, Seattle.
H. A. Urower.
11. F. McClallen and wife, ltoseburg.
Juo. O. Orth, Jacksonville
Mrs. E Wilkinson, Jacksonville.
Miss J. R. Orth, Jacksonville.
Miss Ella Orth, Jacksonville.
Kino program aud exibit of famous
pictures at the Christian church Sat
urdav nichl : nil f.,r in
,, .. , , St. .Mary's Episcopal Guild will
before buving ' mCet nUornoon, April 22,
' ' Chambers Brothers, j J"" l""-"".. Plenty of work
NOTICE FOli PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office,
Rosoburg, Oregon, April 18tb, K
Notice is hereby givtm that in cos-
puuuce wn,u tuo provision? of the w
of Cougress of Juno 3, 1ST8, entitled
"An act for tho sale of timber link
in tho Stat -s of California, Oregu
Xovada aud Washington Territory,'1
as extended to all the Public La.:i
States by act of August J, ls3i fii
Copeuhaver, of (ioshea. county (J
Lano, state of Oregon, has this At
filed in this ollico his sworn itate
incut No. 4909, for tho purhase k
the e J-n sw .'-j, sw '4 so Vt, se 'j 11
4, Section 4, iu township Xo. 3'
south, lango No. 8 w, aud will or
jiroof to show that tho land soufb: i
inoro valuablo for its timber or stca
thau for agricultural purposes, and b
establish his claim to said land be
foro J. J. Walton, U. S. Commir
siouor, Eugene, Oregon, on Sitot
day, the 27th day of June, lfttt
ilo names as witnesses: Fred W
lisou, of Eugone, Oregon; JoeW'
helm, of Dexter, Oregon; Knlu
Copeuhaver, of Goshen, Oreg'i:
Robert Frooman, of Goshen, Oregoa.
";Vnv and all oorsous clalminfl
versely tho above-described lands art
requested to filo their claims m till
ollico on or before said 27th dy i
Juuo, 1903.
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
Guild Meeting.
J. W. KAYS' FURNITUR5C0
Embalmers and Funeral Dirtcion
Day & Henderson, Underuta
and Embalmers. Cor. Will ana i
THE GRIP
season is upon us.
Yerington's
Phono Quinine
euro.
never
fails
For the cough that"
Satisfaction
or money
back.
Yerington
9th st. Drug Store.
FOR. YOUR.
going toelosc nut every suit
AX BILLY DEPARTMENT STORE
A P!
.Iropp.
makes
liet. Jr.. (i ild-ll Wi lder, hill
' and eott ivator, ce:ii!.intd,
Mideiiing easy. We sell them,
..'liatnliers lianlware.
I Fishing Tackle,
f Hardware, Tinware,
I Guns, Ammunition
I Bicycles and
I Bicycle Repairing go to
iS'Ko'd!5 Cas. C. rV1at!ock,wi!!j5ra''!tS1"