(Mi AMD Telephone, No Main 101
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JULIUS GOLDSMITH.
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WEATHER.
Tonight and
cooler tonight.
Thiitsday, HlioworB
Business Pointers.
Eat at tho liaiiquot.
Call for Stanford Kyo.
Kmil Kttor sells Btnuford.Eye.
Dr. C. W. Lowo, graduate oitiolau.
Useful novoltios in kitchon utuusila
at the Uoldon Hulo.
Bpochil Balo ol ladies' and JUL
roll's lioso. J. V. Kantl'man. ,
If you drink , call for tho bust
Btunford Kyo at Kmil Ettor's saloon.
Onoenn of Sliorwin &, Williams'
buggy paint, will mako your rig look
liko new. Wo havo It for sale.
Chambers' llurdware.
If yon need a lawn mower, seo our
Phoenix ball boaring; also grass
catchers.
Chambers' Hardware.
Wliou buying Men's and Hoys' hats
or shofS you cuu Ret exceptional
valtios at tho Cloldun Uulo.
"Jlnr-Not" varnish its made to var
li I ih wood, oil cloth, linoleum, or wall
paper. It is called "Mar-Not" ho
fir.iBO it will not mar. Wo sell It.
Chambers' Hardware
Huporior quality in suiumor dross
foods at popular pricos at tho tiolduu
Kule.
liver , Increasing pnpularily the
iiiiuipiot'H regular dinner, 25 cents.
I ni 5::U) to 7:30.
Wo havo tho beat stock of new kIioos
in the twn mid rices tho lowest.
lion Marcho.
Huo tho prizes to bo given away by
J.lcKlnuoy &, ilolman, Juno 1st.
Wo are bakers and caterers. Cntor-
o.'H tiB wolljas bakers, liakura as well
as caterers.
Tho liazolwood.
Hlinmous, the Artist, for photos and
Ktamps.
Kpociul sulo this week crash and
linen towels. J. V. Kiiulfman.
'J'ho beat values in shirt waists an
to iw found lit tho (Inldeii liule.
61. 25 gloros, Kt cents. 8. KM lh)
i;loves for 75 conts. J. V. Kiiull'niaii.
Laco curtiiiii strotchora, at
Chunibera' Hardware.
Duuu'a solid fruit spray. Lough
lulllor Si l'otor.
Al. A. Kimiiioiiii la located lit the
tild ataud, tithiind Willametto artreets,
v hero tho boat grndo photo work may
1 o had at reiisouablo nites.
liny your furniture of ua and save
money. Chunibera' Hardware.
A big shlpiuoiit of go-carts just ro
e.dvod. Tho prlco will pleaao you us
well na tho carts.
Chambers' Hardware.
OABTOTIIA.
Jtwut tho ) Il Kind You Half Always Bougtt
J. W. KAYS' FURNITURE CO
!'mbaliner. and Funeral Directors
Oi-y & Henderson, Undertaker
and Embalmcrs, Cor. Will ana 7h
No Dessert
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id
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Iv. rvllimi;mlh..i,..yi,i,:,. Siniplr mid li.'k
.i',.riin.s. ti.ic... Ji'-iwrf.-lion. Amu
pi-.'totlio hut if,., ho tr.)ulit, !,'- i.
; . r. 'try it t.ulny. In Four Fniit I'l.
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FOR.
Wo can hIiow vou
tin1 Ix-gt Shoes Jud
Ox'jidi you over
f.iv in Eugene at
tho i'i'ii'0. A glance
nt our Show Window
will convince you. I
YORAN'S SHCE STORE!
I
S2.00
4!f
We expect a denso crowd at our
Bargain Counters each day of the week.
It will pay you to come.
20 per cent off Skirts-1 0 per cent off Waists
Extra gcod Shoes at Prices none but this Store makes:
Try your luck Money back with each sale.
BON MARCHE, A Place to Save Money-
Brevities
Eat at tho Hanqiiet.
W. O. W. pius at Januoy's.
Tlio Uoadick compuuy went north
this afternoon.
Joseph MacQueeu is reporting tho
fostival of muaio for tho Oregoniau.
The Coburg saw mil jis shut down
on account of extensive repairs which
havo been inaugurated.
JKeop tho W. O. W. celebration . in
mind. It will bo u Burpiisor for all
interested and disinterested citizons.
Additional arrivals on tho afternoon
traiiiB swell tho list of visitors in Eu
gono on account or mo iobuviii oi
music.
With tho circus, tho theater, tho
musical festival, tho baseball gumes,
and the Held n.eet Saturday, Kugeuo
la haviiiK plenty of oiitertninmout.
it never rains but it pours.
Tho W. O. W. Hag, to bo repreaeu-
tedto the cump having tho largciit per
oontngo of its members in tho parado
r'riday, Is bo to seen in tho window
of Allen Eaton's book store. It is a
beauty. j
To tho numerous prominent visi
tors in Eugene and to the great rank
and-(Ho w ho do not enjoy Bpocial
distinction wo aro glad to extend a
welcomo and a good, warm Eugvno
klud. Hero's to all of you.
Captain Chandler of tho U. O. base
ball team says that ho litis received
a challenge f.'om Ilia Hill Military
Academy asking for a gamo with tho
'varsity nine, to bo played on the pro
feasinual basebull grounds In this
city, May 'X!.
Owen Van Duyn, formerly o( Eu
gene, la buoii to bo married to MIsb
Florence Miller, also well known
here, at Nampa, Idaho, whoro Mr.
Van Duvu ia practicing law. Misa
Emma Van Duyn will iiIho bo niarrlod
at the aiiuio time to a prominent min
ing man.
Oh I yea thou thia la what thoy ally
say after thoy havo brought their
watch or clock "Tho next time I will
ito to Janney'a fur they could havo
not the aanio thing cheaper. I'll buy
.ny a llvoiwnio there fur ho haa got
ju.it what 1 want. And his pricos are
most reasonable."
New Idea Woman's Magazine.
llrldes, gradiiatea, nil d (lowers are
tho doininant tout urea of (the i. II rat
month of Suniiner, and tho Juno nuiii
ber of tho New Ideii Woman's Magn-
iz.no Ireata of tl.cin nil. ".lune, tho
mouth of Kosea," ia a practical tloral
paper, by Ilenjaiiiln II. Ketch, charm
lugly UliiBtrateil. Sarah Slater cou
trlbutea a worthy articlo on "Juuo
llrhlea;" Agues Warren describe
"Juno Knt mi; " and Kato Maratou
writes of "A Woman and her I'll!
Money." In addition to thoso dls
ttnctly timely thiMiiea, tho aoveral de
partments of society fadr, good house
keeping, embroidery, and homo dress
making receive novol treatment, char
acteristic of tho senaou. Tho abort
stories mid verao aro of exceptional
excellence.
NOTICE TO CONTKACTOKS.
Staled proposals for tho erection of
a High School building in Eugene,
will be received at the otllce of l'ugh
A Carey, Architecta, room 4, Mo
Clung building, Eighth mid Willam
ette streets, Eugene, until June 1st lit
til a. In., where plana mid apecillcn-
tiona may lie seen. Such proposals
to hn endorsed and accompanied by
cert tiled check.
The Hoard of IMrectora reserve tho
right to reject any or all blda.
Eugene, May '
I'llANK KEISNI'.U,
Clerk, School Klstriot No. 4. f
THE GRIP
!MIM)U tt) 1IHU US,
Ycrington's
I'heiio iiiinino
Cllll'.
never fnlla to
White Pine
or tho oounh that fttllowii
Sat infliction
ir niotu-y
Yeringtoft
gth st. Drug Store.
MONEY-BACK SALE
ALL THIS WEEK
ts and Shoes
Maybe you don't know
what is going on at
Personals.
li. D. liaber, of Colfax, Wash., is
here on a viait.
W. C. Hurkhart, of Albany, ia visit
ing in Eugene.
Mrs. Mary Scewurt, of Albany, is
hero attending tho festival.
Dr. W. C. lirown, a dentist of ludo-
poudonco, is in Eugene.
Harry L. Holgate, of Corvallis, is
in Eugono.
Mayor liishop, of Salem, b3 taking
ill tho festival.
Mrs. W. Kuykoudall returned today
from a trip south.
Mrs. lionuott, of Marshfleld, ia in
the city, tho guest of Mr. and Mra.
O. E. Smith.
K. II. Withrow, a subatautial -farmer
of Eliuirii, waa u pleaaant caller ut
this ollico today.
Mrs. J. C. Welsh, who has boon
viaiUug friends hero returned today
to her homo in Portland.
Wallia Nash, of Portland, ia in
Eugene. Ho says that his sou, W.
Ciill'ord, is improving alightly.
Otto lirown arrived this afternoon
from Cottage irovo and is at tho
home of Mr. and Mra. Henry Schwer
ing. J. M. Sharp and daughter, Miss
(iraco, tiro horo from Loa Angelea,;tho
guestB of Miss Stella Iieau and brother
Louis.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Damon nud
Jura. It., r. Oaliurn, ot halom, aro
gueata at tho homo Mr. and Mra. 1'
W. Oahiiru.
Mra, Uoso liloch l!auer,tho tiilnntcd
soloist of Portland, arrivod this lifter
noon and la u giicat of Mr. nud Mia.
S. 11. Frlondly.
Mr. and Mra. J. l' Gates, hero
from tho east, left today for Portland
for u few days' atay, previous to lo
cating in Eugeuo.
;i llev. 1. G. Knotls nnd wire, of Al
bany, who havo been tho guostB of
Mr. nud Mra. W. O. Zlegler, returuod
to Albany this afteriiuon.
Miaa Holla Stuart arrived today
from Albany and will sing with tho
Albany sect ion of tho oratorio lu Vll
lard Hall thla oveulng.
Mrs. Clara Esson wont to Portland
thia afternoon to be present at the
atate Sunday school convention which
convonos In that city tomorrow.
.Misses Eulu Cillrin, Mildred Lister,
and Daisy Crawford left this aftor
noou for Cnpitola, California, as dele
gates from tho Uuivoraity V. W. O.
A. to tho niiiiiial convention of the
coaat aaaociationsiheld there.
Court House Hems.
HEAL ESTATE THANSEEKS.
California ,v Oregon Iand Coinpany
to U. S. A., 410 acre" in tp. '23 a, mid
'24 s, r II and 1 o.
W. W. Withers, sherltr, to E. J.
Crow, lots 12, 14 nnd In, block 110;
lota 10 and '20, block '2ti, Eraaier A
llyhtnd'a ad, to Eugene,
Sherill'a
deeds.
Same to aame, lota 111 and 10, block
.'2, Eraaier A Horry's part of Elor-
dice: lots 0 and 10. block Hi. and lots
10 and 11. block 10. Eraaier A llv-
hind's ad. to Euueiie. Sherilfa deed'a.
A. J. and Louisa II. Johnaon ti
Alexiinder Power, 100 acres in tp. V
a. r 0 w, ii00.
T. G. ami .Martha A. Hendricks to
Trunk C. King, 40 acres in tp 10 s, r
t! w, 100
T. G. and Martha A. Hendricks to
Frank C. King, lot 3, block 3, Hen
dricks' amended ad. to Eugene, jtvi.
MEDICAL LICENSE.
Charles Herlwrt At wood's medical
license ia tiled with the county clerk.
DECLAMATION PAPEHS
John Francis Douglas and Jamea
II. Douglas, subjects of the King of
England, tile their declarnt Ion of
Intendint; to become U. S. citizens.
ClKCriT COUUT.
A. E. Zlelime A Company va. W. R
llollcuticck, to recover money. L,
M. Travis attorney for plaintiff.
The Banquet short orders, lunches,
ice creiiin, confections. The beat of
everything.
Oakland Item: The drill teams of
the W. O. W. nro preparing to visit
I'ligeiie on the l.Mh and take part in
the big ' log rolling" to tie held at
that place on that date. Ignite n
nunilH'i of local Woodmen will ae
conipniij them and help them to cany
olf all t no honor due the in.
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MORE WOODMEN
DISPLAYS OUT
The Night Brought to Light M3ny
New Decorations in Honor of
the Big Event.
Tho night brought forth many now
windows which aro decorated for the
eoniim' Woodmen day. Friday, the
loth of thia month. Tho city is
gradually taking ou a decorated ap-
poarauco and by Friday morning will
bo in holiday uttiro in nouor of tho
big lodge which ia to entertain ou that
date.
Ninth street bus como bravely to tho
front. Miss Saltzinan, the milliner,
haa. a pretty camping scene in her
window. Tho items ill tho eceuo bear
proportion nud are very prettily ar
ranged. M S. Parker has an unique display,
cmblaiuatio of the order of which ho
ia a prominent member.
Tolmlo A Traver, across tho street,
have one of their large windows cm
belliahcd with axe, aledge and wedge.
The Women of Woodcraft are not
forgotten. Their tripod nnd cainptlre
aro to bo seen in many of tho win
dows. II. Gordon's forest scene with the
big log and logging accoutrenicnta :it
tracta couaiderablo attention from
tho paaBorsby.
In M. II. Jnnney'a window the lodgo
is honored with a pretty arrangement
of foliage and cmblema of the order,
Vincent's drug store has a balance
scale with a W. (). W. certillcnte on
ono side and a chunk of gold ou the
olhor. Tho cortillcato outweighs tho
gold and nil Inscription announces
that W. O. W. is better than t ho
precious metal.
Ou Willamette street, the new win
dowa aro also pleasing. McKiuuey A
lloleman'a display ia a pretty scene of
the forest, depicting the various good
poiuta'nf tho lodge.
W. M. Green, tho grocer, la nuioug
the merchanta with attractive win
dows. His is a wood scene. Ever
green trees with oak logs strewn about.
J. Y. Kaiill'nuiu has tlxod up au at
tractive window also.
Note and Coinaient.
Tho liuineroii.i vbdtuia in Eugone
thia week on various accounts will
havo a word to say of the city whon
they go to their homes. What will
bo tho common roport of Eugruo to
IliA uiul.,r iili.,u of I tin vl..- u.,,l II.a
(country precincts? As far na wo have
heard the only reports which'wiTl lie
1 carrieti nome will no tnoso ot pnuse
for Eugene, for the looks of the city,
for tho huspitniity of her citizens
and for the excellence of her imilitu
'tiona. It is the only kind wo really
, expect. Eugene ia a pretty city, and
! there la no disputing the fact, nnd
I the other ipuilillcations speak for
theniM'lvea.
i
I lou people have a set of buainess
i ""'" '
j aaid a visitor
ia ph. in . to be seen,
today, "who nre leady
to do their best for tho good of tho
city. They seem to enter into the
' ""' various enterprises which
' Uu cil- f""'a. Vou have neat, com
i '11l',s ftorea and genial clerka-tho
' wi"'luw marvola i.r bcuuty ospeo-
hilly.
I do not kumv of a citv which
could
not prollt from tho example
being'H't by Eugene
A Big Dolly Yarden.
.lmhlh ld Mail :
smith caught a Dolly
the Wishkah river
weighed l.'i pounds.
Michael Gol.l
Varden trout in
Tuesday which
Expert Usher-
: men pronounced it a genuine Dolly
1 Vnidi ii, and say it the largest of that
.variety ever caught in Hie waters of
this state. Mr. OoldMiiith had n
struggle to laud the tih. It has been
i incased In ice and will bo on exhibt-
i Hon during the state conventions
lird Men and Korestera id A herder
Washington, neM week.
Will Grow Cabbage.
"Ciil'I'iKc" Killer is K'i'K into tin
mhkttt ruifim; Imsint'sM tliis y,r
men extensively tlmn lu.-t. Hi niyo
t'mt yeslonluy In seAtsI to pounds
of cuMmo t'ti on bis
; S:
mill1! below tun u,
iha;-ril h who!. lot more,
nointi to Mipply the
this year.
I', ' WArt At. T A VP
I1
A MONEY-LOSING SALE
Yes and we make a truthful statement
when we say so ... .
ktfv.i&. S 1.90 and
worth 3.50
c. 'Nothing Mado to Equal Them at the Price.
!T for sufh a cut in shoes is
Ulir HeaSOU WE WANT SHELF ROOM AND MUST HAVE IT.
Many pairs of shoes are crowded to the warerooni.
THE SALE IS NOW GOING ON.
KICKED BY A
VICIOUS HORSE
Harvey Copeland Comes Near
Losing His Life by a Blow
on the Side of His Head. J
Ihirvoy Copeland, tho fourteon-ycar-old
son of Jamos Copolnnd, was
kicked thin morning ou the right side
of his head by a horse which ho was
al lending ou East Seventh street.
Tho iron shod hoofs of tho vicious ani
mal struck tho boy's ear and split it
to tho scalp, extending to tho skull
and making au ugly wound on tho
scalp. It was thought thnt the skull
was crushed but tho injured lad re
gained conscioiineK-a shortly and waa
taken to the Courthouse lodging house
where tlio physicians attended bini.
When asked about the accident tho
boy declares ho remembers nothing
whatevor ahont it. Consciousness had
ret urued but reuiembrauco of what
he waa doing had left.
High School Notes.
Tho regular weekly assembly waa
postponed this morning and school
dismissed nt 10:4o. Tho majority of
the school took advantage of the op
portunity to witness tho parado of
tlio dog and pony show.
1'rof. E. 1). Kessler of the Mon
mouth Normal School wns a visitor
at tho High School this morning.
During hia Bhort atay Prof. Kessler
had occasion to shako hands with
many of his old pupils nnd frionda in
tho school. To u Guard reporter
Prof, lioasler said : "1 am very much
pleasod with tho progress mndo by
tho Eugono High School and publiivj
schools. I understand that tho High
School graduating class will contain
over thirty students. This is an excel
lent showing for a school of so short
lifo. Whon you aro installed in your
splendid n vv High School building
you will certainly bo a school second
to homo in tho state."
The track team yesterday notified
tho Seattle High School aggregation,
through its manager, Roy Davis, of
Its acceptance of tho challenge for a
meet m May 30. Last night activo
training began. Alf tho E. H. S.
track stars wero out and hard nt
wrok Improving their stunta. Asked
as to tho prospects of victory, Mana
ger Davis 8iiid:j"From the showing
made by tho Sealtlo men in their
recent meet with tho University of
Washington, our boys aro very hope
ful. With a few exceptions their rec
orila nro no better nor na good na
oura. Tho E. H. S. track tenm of
thia year la tho best the schonl has
ever organized. Wo look fon :,:dto
a strouuoua meet with Seattlo but havo
no fear for our laurels. As regards
the financial part of tho affair tho
school hns come forward very hand
somely in guaranteeing nttendauco
aud we expect to make it n complete
succea. "
Notice to 1. 0. 0. F.
Regular meeting Wimawhaln Eu
eiitnpinont No. 0. tonight. Work in
the Royal Purple degree. Al members
requested to be preseut.
11. E. WALKER,
Chief Patriarch.
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FOR. YOUR.
Fishing Tackle,
Hardware, Tinware,
Guns, Am munition
Bicycles and
Bicycle Repairing go to
graded for Wood!
JXk 10
a pair
'See the Big Line for $1.42.
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THE DOG AND
PONY SHOW
Attracts Large Crowds to Eugene 'Militia
A Good Performance I
This Afternoon. 1
Norria & Rowe's animal shows are
always greeted by a largo crowd ou
their way about tho country. The'
nianngeiuaut haa improved tho circus
in several ways and haa enlarged tho
menagerie upon every opportunity.
Aa a result tho big crowd which nt
teuded today was more than plenaed
with the entertainment. Their bill
boarda tell the truth.
Tho morning parado was the ceutor
of uttraetion for tho crowd and the
following freo exhibition waa
attended by a large crowd. The
afternoon performance waa attended
by hundreds, many of them from tho
country. The company treats its pat
rona well nnd is deserving of the big
success which nttends is performances.
Tho oveniug performance will
commouco nt 8 o'clock iu tho big tent
buck of tho depot.
Au attraction nt the shows is a bnby
camel born iu Oakland, Oil., six
weeks ago. It holds tho unique posi
tion of boing tho only baby of its
kind cvor born on the Pacific const.
DISSOLVED
PARTNERSHIP
J' V,'. Clark Today Bought out
M. S. Hubble and Will Con
duct the Transfer Business.
Quito nu important business change
was recorded today with the sale of
M. S. Hubblo's holdings in the
Hubble A Clark transfer business to
J. W. Clark, tho other partnor. Mr.
Clark assumed control of the busincsa
today. The deal involved over S'2000.
Mr. Hubble has been in the dray
business for tho past 12 years in Eu
geuo aud haa mndo n big success of
tho same. Mr. Clarl: was taken into
partnership about a year nud a half
ago and tho firm has been doing a big
business over since. Mr. Hubble haa
notdocided aa to hia future buainess,
but will iu all probability remain in
Eugene.
Died.
Am i. (': ...lighter of Sam'l. II . Chris
tian, tho latter a pioneer of Eugene,
died at the family home at Spokane
! nday, May 8, aged 1!) years. She was
born nenr Heppner in 1884. The
father, mother, threo brothers nnd a
Bister nionru the loss of tho bright
nnd lovely girl.
Something New....
DAY (Si, HENDERSON
Will sell vou the beit Kitchen Treasure Table for
Center Supported Spring Mattress for $2.'J".
Full Size Three.l'ioce Bed-Room Set for $VL'oQ
liutt Three-Piece Maple Suit for 14 .00.
Top Mattress for $2 00.
CORNER WILLAMETTE AND 7h STREcT-'
CaS. C. MfitiOCk,
s ir.ti r,. . y-'i
a pair.
E DUNN
FOR A BIG 0. N.G.
ENCAMPMEN
of Orcgo, Washing
and
uanu io ump with
Regular Army.
Some time ago it una .
that tho National Guard of Z
"'coo coast, states would hold,,
ftllp.nmnninnf Ik:,. " I
Bummer
regular army at. Salt Lake Cilp h
seems now that tho pan hajV
chaugod nud instead the miiita
only Oregon, Washington ard Idl
will participate iu the eucampw
with tho regulars. A press
i..u iiikiiub, wash., sars-
Jiajor Robert K. Evans, ofli,
. -, I'nuiuiaii oi i ae uoiumbia. arms
iieru today from Vancouver to lmlg
a camping silo for tho militia otti
siaies bi Washington, Idaho n
gon, iu coujuuctiou with the regdj,
army, jio said ho wonted at las
iu,uw acres, and ia now cootenia
with Superintendent Jay LvDck 4
iuo imnjia luuian reservation, tfii
tivo to a sito on Satas Creek.
"This is near tho river and ak
the railroad, aud ia an immense hit
or unueveloped prairie land. He3
inspect the silo on Jlonday and thi
go to Spokane to inspect a site ttwi
llo said tho American Lake site i
Tucomn, is too small for maneuver"
Attention G, A. R.
Comrados aud families Jatteafa
Memorial Day exercises are reqaestal
to bring well-filled baskets for dii.it
on that day.
Tho ludies of tlio W. R. C. aodG.
A. R. iyJ.ll servo colfeo to memteil
either organization nnd their families,
at Frank's hull ou 9th street, on tint
day.
WOMAN WANTED. To do IB
housework iu a small family, h
quiro iu tho forenoon at 557, rerat
Eighth nnd llighstreetslorpaitw
lars.
Eat at the liaiiquet.
You will meet your friends
Banquet.
Our regular dinners aretaiiBi
lend. Como early, aud stay lit(.
The Hazelnood,
Tho only up-to-date and com
line of soft drinks iu the cityat-Q
liazolwood.
Tho Banquet may not tab
only ice cream, but it certainlj iw
mako the best.
Wo mny not sell all the i
but wo do buy all the pure
town. "Tho Banquet."
v in ,, if vonrself. tleW
nw.nl vm, ever lite ill VOlir life I"
money. Tho Banquet dinner, 54 1
7 ::i0, '23 cents.
MiYftiU-Yll II V3