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

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O'J.UD Telephone, No Main 191
For
Cigars
JULIUS GOLDSMITH.
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WEATHER.
Fair wojthor tonight uod frldiiy ;
light froHt tonight.
pecia
Money-Back
Dress Goods Sale
With an extra 10 per cent returned with each yard oi'
Dress Goods purchased
in the store (hiring the coming we' k.
Come try your luck with the throngs of people who are '
Patronizing the New Store New Goods-and New Prices
THE BON MARCHE.
A Place to Save Money.
2100 yards of Gingham worth
10 cents to 12 U2 cents a yard for
6 1-2 cents a yard
at FRANK E. DUNN'S
Brevities
Business Pointers.
Cull for Btunford Ryo.
W. O. V. pins lit Janney's.
"Kmll Kttor soils Stanford Ry.
Dr. 0. W. Lowe, graduate optician;
Useful novoltloB 1q kitohou utousila
lit the Uoldeu Kulo.
If you driuk , cull for tlio best
Btunford Ryo ut Emil Ettor's suloou.
Whou buying Mod's aud Hoys' liutB
or sIioob yon can got oxeoptiouul
valuos ut tbo Uoldou Hulo.
Snporior quality in summer dross
goods at populiir prions ut the (loldou
Rule.
J. J. Walton, is a duly uutborizod
U. S. Commissioner and will attend
to nil laud oflico business.
Don't foigot tbo closing out sale ut
Rankin's muaio bouso.
Sao the prizos to bo givon uwuy by
MoKinnoy & Hulmiiii, Juno 1st.
Bhoop-Bhoaring is at hiiud, und you
uood u niitebluo to do tho work. Ill
Tostiguto tbo mattor. Lougbimllor
& Potur.
Wo are bakers aud catorors. Cntor
cra as woll us bakers. Milkers us well
us cutorors.
Tlio Huzlwood.
Tbo bout values in Bbirt wuistB aro
to be found nt tbo Ooldon Kulo.
If you nood a luwu mowor, boo our
Phoenix bull bearing; ulso grans
catohors.
CbaniberB' llurdwure.
Dunn's solid fruit spray. Lougb
iii lllor &, Potor. ,
lluy your fumlturo of ub und eavo
money. Cbauibers' Hardware
Simmons, tbo Artist, for photos aud
stumps.
Wo carry a full linn of garden soode
lu bulk; ulso a lawn griiBa und (lower
sood.
Chambers Hurdwaro,
Wo lmvo a oomploto lllie of Men 'a
and Hoys' straw lints of tbo Inlett
piilleriiB ut tbo Uoldou Kulo.
it saves your wool nud makes yoi
money ono of thoso shecp-shcareri-
ut Loughmlllor & l'olors's.
Don't wull. Tlio Kuukiu cloalnt
out aide will soon bo ovor und yon
will be kicking yourself for not so
curing ono of the big bargains offered.
Ob I yes, tbis ia what thoy till
say after thoy bavo bougbt their
wntob or clock, "Tbo next timo 1 will
go to Jnnnoy's," for thoy could Imvo
got the Biuile tiling olieaper. "I'll
buy my silverware for bo lias got jusl
what 1 want. And bis pricesare most
reasonable"
O A. IS T lit A. .
Deuitu Iha Kind You Haie Always
Personals.
iiiyolo repairing neatly douo ut
Loughmlllor & Peter's.
The foundation of James Vatos' now
livery stable at East Sventb und Oak
atreots ia being laid.'
M. E. cburcb Wednesday, May 27.
Miaa Matlock elocution, musio and
a delightful evening.
Tbo W. ft. P. L. will meet with
Mrs. Jaea Willoughby Saturday aftor
uoou ut lior homo in University addition.
Word roacbod Eugeno tbis ufteruoon
that Tlioa. liurbre, tbo pioneer of
Zlou, wus uguiu worao und that bis
(loath could be expected at any timo.
Hour Misi Matlock, a reader of
exceptional ability und a royal on
tertainer, ut M. E. church Wednes
day, May i!7. Admission 35, 23 and
15 cents. Reserved seats. liii cents ut
tlio Corner Drug store
Noxt scusou this city is to be fav-
orod by a visit fom Hint rare como
diun, Gilbert Gudncr, who comes in
ail oliiboruto production of Adu Lee
Buscoui's Uroiit Comedy, "The Habits
of Hamilton." Mr. (jurdner's Blip
port will Include severul of tlio best
actors und uctresses.
SOCIAL EVENTS.
I. W. KAYS' FUrlNITUME CO
:mbalmers and Funerdl Directors
Ony & Henderson, UnderlaKers
an J Embalmers. Cor. Will ana 7th
No Dessert
More Attractive
v
iw L-. lnliiu' mid ir
(1 lnuiri pvi'unu', fi
f ,vitfii!ii,s flitriiig'
u:id coloring lu'ii Vt'i
e '. sr? v'v
ItUrOl
Vt xl'.uva 1). Her roKiiltn in two minute?
K ciy linns; in the paok.iir. Himplv ild hot
W ..t'rnlnln-llr -,.1. lYsprrfcctio'll. A milk
priiclothe lumscn ife. Ke trouble, lc ei.
pease. 'J'rv it t.i-l.iy. In Four Kmit Flv
Miri I iii jc Orange, Strawberry, lUsn.
I 't!)' At ,"K. 100,
WHY
4GU
A surprise party wua givon to Miss
Laura Adrian at her homo on West
Eighth slroot yesterdny cvoning. Af-
tor spending some time with gumcB
and other umuaemonts, a delicious
lunch wus served. Tlioso proaout
woro: Clara Polls, lrono Potts,
Orilla Zlminor, Pearl Hnynea, Nollio
Nowlnnd, Vay Warron, Kaniosa War
rou, lloatrlce Yoiiin, Miniiio Cham-
bora, Mury liarker, Angle Iwon,
Uladya Kiabor, Lonu liollman, Henry
Adrian, Jesse Adrian.
.
Tbo I II rl Inlay Club surprised Mrs.
J. A. Htralglit on Tuesday evening
In honor of her biilhiliiy. Tho oven
lug was very pleasantly Hpent In plny-
Ing whist, singing und enjoying
aplendid luneli prepnred by Hie lady
members of tlio cluli. Thoy departed
at a Into hour wishing Mrs. Straight
many happy returns of tbo day,
Tho Fourth Regiment orchestra will
glvo unotlier diinco Satiu'duy ovonlng
Iho ono last huturduy night wus
highly successful iilfuir and this
promises to be equally us enjoyuble.
Divorce Suit.
Mrs, Anna M. Hindi lias sued L.
lluell for divorce and the custody'of
two minor cbildreu, aged 10 nud
years respectively.
Thoy wero married in December,
IH'J'A in Spriiiglleld. Mrs. lluell al
leges that lu March, lHtlH, her bus-
bund deserted her nud has since failed
and neglected to provide for her. C
M. Kissinger is attorney for plalutilF
CALL 1'OK COUNTY WARRANTS.
Notice is hereby given that all Lane
county wurrnnts from registered No,
I2tl2 to register No. 1V1HI, registered
November 17tli, l'.Kii, both liieluslve,
will be paid ou preselitutiou at my
ollli'O May 2(1, I'M. Interest will
ceuao ou that duy.
May SO, l!Ki:.
CKt). V. CRAW,
County Treusurtr.
lly l' Keisner, Deputy.
W. T. Gordon is lu Porland.
Dr. A. Sburples spent last night in
Eugeno.
A. J. Johnson was a Bulem visitor
this morning.
Walter Luckoy went to Portland
this afternoon.'
Mrs, John Btrnub ia borne from a
visit to Portland.
Mrs. J. B. Orrell wont to Cottage
Grove this uftornoon.
Dr. D. A. Paine returned from his
trip to Portland toduy.
Chas. Farrow returned this after
noon from a trip south.
O. 13. Tout took in the president's
reception today at Bulem.
Mrs. Henry Schweriug wont to
Cottage Grove tbis afternoon:
Mr. und Mrs. W. W. Chessman
heard tho president in Salem this
foronoou.
Miss .Maud Ward, who has been vis
iting Mrs. Wiley in Eugene, returned
homo today.
F. A. Kaukin is among the Eugoue
people attending tho big Roosevelt
reception nt Portland.
Cliirouco Thomson, wife aud par
outs, of Waltorvillo, have rotumed
from a visit at Pendleton.
Mrs. Einmu Dorria-Thompson re
turned thla aftoruoou from Portland,
where alio went tbo early part of the
week.
Mrs. Ed, Gomph and littlo daugtr
ter, accompanied by Miss Ollio Mar
iiiss, wont to Soduvillo today for the
beneilt of tbo littlo girl's -health.
Candidate A. E. Konms returned
this afternoon from Balom whoro ho
went this morning to bo a guest at
tho corouiunios outortaining tho Presi
dent.
Mr. aud Mrs. C. A. Snobs wont to
Cottago Grove this afternoon. Mr.
Sachs will return tomorrow while
Mrs. Sachs will visit there some
time.
J. M. Sliarpo and daughter, of
Saticoy, Cul., who huvo boon visiting
in Eugeuu, wont to Latham toduy on
a visit. Mr. Bbarpo is an uncle of
Attorney L. E. Roan.
Grand Chancellor J. W. Malouey
of Pendleton, and Grand Hooper of
Records und Souls, L. R. Btiusou of
Salem, arrived toduy aud will make
Helmet lodge, Knights of Pythias,
an ntllcial visit tonight.
Stole Some Tools.
Marshal Stilos aud Constable Jack
Smith had a lively eliiiso nftor two
youthful olfeudera of the law this
morning. They were Tud Dody aud
brother, Mortie, who aro suspooted of
biirglariztng a .carpenter shop and up
preprinting various tools for their
own use. Tho boys started by wagon
nud bicycle this morning for Harris
burg'to cut balm Jwood, as Jtliey ox
plained, L no one in mo wagon whs
taken in nt Irving by tho pursuing
ollleers ou wheels but tho other gave
a lively chnso dowu tho river road
and was cornered at the rivor by Mar
shal Stiles and brought back to Eu
gene this uftornoon.
They say they bought tho tools at a
second-hand store and are innocent of
tho crime.
WEAR GOOD SHOES
THEY COST NO MORE
THAN TOOR ONES,
AND GIVE SATISFAC
TION. TRY
Y0RAN3 SH.E STORE
Bargains.
3 large pkg4 Eclipse or Jumbo mush
2.V
2 cans Hub axle grouse .Kw
1 lln cull Little Giant axle grouse .5c
:l cans line tnblo sweet corn 25c
Per down Jl.tXV
can tomatoes 25o
2 cans 1111) solid packed tomatoes 25o
(1 bars Simla Chins soup 25o
3 pkgs Presto 2.V
'. cans sulinon 25e
1 full Mb pkgs A. A II. soda . 2.V
tl poundsA, .V 11. no, la, bulk . . 25c
1 lantern, regular (V cent, for 4.V
1 men's 50 cent Mvcutor for ... 25c
1 lb Shilling's lxt liaklug powder 40c
2vlb can Shilling's Post baking
powder . Mo
1500 best purler mulche 10o
I box, 3 cakes line toilet snap 10c
Don't forget we are rinsing mit our
clothing depni'tmeiit. We nb-o have
a few struw lints at cott. Kelt huts
to clime ut 10 per cent, dl iconnt.
AX HILLY DKP'T. STORK. ',
WILL VISIT
THE SCHOOLS
G. A. R. Members Will
Talk to Pupils Next
Thursday.
Died.
Mrs. August C. Peterroins, died at
her home, live miles west of Eugene,
May 20, 1IKV1, aged ";! years, 0 months
and 21 days.
She was born lu Germany Nov. 20,
lttti; married In 1SIII to Peter Peter
reins; ranix to America In 1S54: le
al ed In Philadelphia. From there
they went (o Minnesota in IS.Vi and
came to Oregon in 1WI, settling near
Eugene where they have since resided.
Hesides her husluiud Mrs. Pcter-
relns leaves six children, three of
whom live in Oregon, llio others lu
Minnesota.
The remains were shipped to Minne
sota today where burial will take
place.
Address Sent Out to Comrades
Living in Country Districts Ad.
monishing Them to Decorate
Graves.
The following address has been
mailed by J. W. Geary Post, G. A.
R., of thia city to every member of
tho organization in tho country dis
trictB of tlio county iuaido tho juris
diction of tho locul post:
"Comrade; Meuiorinl Day, May HO,
will aoon bo here, und wo wish that
euch and overy (imrndo will seo that
tho graves of our deceased comrades
thut roat in cometorios in your vi
cinity bo decorated with a flag and
tho ohoicost ilowera.
"Kindly report immediately, alter
Memorial Day tho names, company
and regiment, aud also name of cenie
terios where they rest and whother
thoy aro marked with monument or
government headstones. (Thoso in
tending to como to Eugene could
decorate tho graves on Friday, tho day
provious to Memorial Duy. )
"May 24th is Monioriul Sunday,
nud we enruestly desiro thut nil Com
rades and families be with us to at
tend Memorial Services at the M. E.
church at 10:45 a. ni. ItisourCom-mauder-iu-Cliiof'a
desire to mako thiB
tho most completo Memorial Service
of the G. A. K. evor hold iu tho
Uuilo'd States.
"Comnidos, kindly lend us your
nld in currying out thia noble work.
A8ecrtuin tho number of flags needed
and they will lie furuiahed ou appli
cation. "Visit your schools ou Thursduy
ufteruoou preceding Memorial Duy.
JOHN IN'oIIAM,
Post Coininimdor.
R. A. HARTLKTT, Adjutant."
WILL VISIT SCHOOLS.
According to tho custom of tbo G.
A. R. and in pursuiiuco to orders
from .National headquarters, through
department commanders, members of
tho order throughout the country
will visit the public schools ou Thurs
day afternoon, May 28, and address
tho pupils upou tho nocessity of the
proper observance of Memoriul Duy.
Those who will visit the several
achoola in Eugeno nro as follows:
High School A. C. Jennings, A.
Yerlngtou, Wheeler, II. D. Wylie nud
John Ingham.
Patterson school S. R. Williams.
O. Green, S. W. Taylor, T. N. Plank
nnd G. L. McGlnnis.
Geary school E. F. Chapman, R.
A. Ilurtlett, S. G. McFuIl, J. W.
White and J. C. Small.
Catholic uendemy J. M. Shelley,
L. Gilstrap, Rogers, W. M. Shermnu
nnd G. Kress,
SUNDAY SERVICES.
The Guard is requested to again an
nounce the annual .Memoriul sermon
to be delivered by Rev. 1!. F. Row
land nt tho.M. E. church, Sunday,
May 21, at 10:45 a. m. The G. A. K
W. K. C. and Ladies of tho tl. A. R.
will attend in n body.
Married.
Dexter Sparks aud Miss Rosa Lane,
both of Rlue River, wero married at
the residence of A. W. Ream, US Kjist
Seventh street, this afternoon at 3
o'clock. Justice C. A. Wluteriiieli r
chelating. I hey will continue to
reside at Hluc River where Mr,!
Sparks is in business. I
Ada Ie liaseom's Great Loudon sue
cess, "lho Habits of Hamilton," with
Gilbert Gardner the gifted young no
tor, in the lending role, will bo cue
of the best things tliut will appeaj in
the city next seasou.
Ycrington's
Phono yuiniuo never fails to
euro.
White Pine!
for tho oouh thut follows i
Sut isfhot ion i
or moui'Y
biu'k. j
Yerington
gth st. Drug Store. j
Saturday, May 23d
and for the week following this date.
i Alen Rnnnets for all Ladies and in.
Children in Eugene, worth 25c for
The Big Shoe Sale is still on. Suppose you've heard your neirt
bor speak of it, or have spoken ot it ourself to your ne'Vhbnr
It you don't know about it, don't wait to be told but call and se
what is going on. e
MAYOR CHRJSMAIfi
PROCLAMATIC
MORE TELEPHONE
EXTENSION
WILL PRESENT
PRETTY PLAY
Office Opened at Lowell - Farm
ers' Line Being Built Spring
field Exchange.
The Paciflo Stntos; Tolophoue und
Telegraph Company has opened au
ofllco at Lowell, ou the Upper Wil
lamette, the line having just been ox
tended to that place from Unity
bridge, a distance of about two aud a
quarter miles. -Tho
construction crew ia now at
work on a furmers' line extending
from Eugoue to about flvoniilca below
towu towurd Irving. This lino will
accommodate muny residents along
the road who will have connection
with the Eugoue oliice.
SPRINGFIELD EXCHANGE.
As previously stated by tho Guard,
tho compuuy is cstubliahing a sopa
rato exchange ut Springfield which
will bo iu operation by the first of
uext week. Tho now exchuuge will
start out with 36 'phouea. Our
neighboring sistor will theu have first
class scrice.
ALL GAMBLING
HAS STOPPED
The Mayor Orders the Games all
Closed.
All open gambling games in Eu
goue woro yesterdny aftoruoou order
ed closed by Chief of Police Stiles,
acting under orders from Mayor
Lhrisman. As a consequence tho
renr rooms of the severul snloous in
tho city wero durk and quiet last
night.
Sovorol gamblers have' already left
town, but say they will return after
a whilo when the games begin to
operate again, which, they say, will
not bo long from now, taking pro
vious similar instances as a criterion.
A. 0. U. W. Attention.
You aro requested to meet at your
hall Thursday, oveuing, May 21, at
7 :30 o'clock, to inarch in a body to
tho armory to attend tho illustrated
lecture of Rev. Howard Osborn. Vis
iting brothers iuviled.
L. II. CHILSON, M. W.
Women of Woodcraft.
Eugouo Circlo will nieeot Friduy
evening, May 22, for the purpose of
electing ollleers. All member,,
quested to bo present.
Guardian Neighbor.
TLMI1EU CLAIMS R)R IMMEDIATE
LOCATION.
A limited numler of choico yellow
pine claims, estimated to cut three
million feet each, in Xnri !... r-.n
forma, all in one body. Parties de
siring to use their rights, nud socuro
good timber claims can do so by join
ing parly to forming to leave Monday
May 251 h.
For full particulars call at rooms 14
and lo, MeClung building.
Graduating Class of the School of
Oratory Will Entertain Next
Wednesday Evening.
The graduating class of tho school
of oratory, of tho Eugoue Divinity
School, undor tho direction of Prof.
D. C. Kolloms, deau, will, ou uext
Wedueaday ovoning, May 27, give a
protty play in the Christian church.
Tho play ia entitled "A Maid of Ply
mouth." It ia iu llvo acta und will be
interesting to ull who seo nud hear its
presentation. Following is the cast
of characters :
Priscilla Miss Read
Miles Standish V. E. Hoven
Johu Alden E. R. Moon
Messenger R. A. Moon
lu addition to the above a short
program wlil bo rendered as follows:
Instrumental CTyvo Adkius
Reading, "Old Ueucdict Aruold,"
E. R. Moon
Voc;il solo Vestn Essou
Reading, "Soul of the Violiu, "
Oru Rend
Vocul solo Mrs. Lobdoll
Rending, "The , Slug Driver's
Story," V. E. Hoveu
Conferring of Degreoa
Denn E. C. Sanderson
The members of tlio graduating clasa
aro Miss Ora Head, V. E. Hoveu and
E. R. Moon, all of whom have already
mudo names for thomselvea as reciters
on tho local platforms.
Married.
The mnrriugo of Fred W. liloomlield
to Miss Estella E. Archer wus solemn
ized last ovoning at the homo of Mr.
aud Sirs. W. S. Moon, 320 East Ninth
street, Justice of tho poace C. A. Win
tormoior, ollleiuting.
Mr. Illoomflpld ia woll known aud
quite popular iu lodge circlos,
while his bride, though a compara
tive atrungor iu Eugene, has won many
friends horo siuco her arrival from
tho east only a few mouths ago. Tho
Guurd wishes them much happiness iu
their new rolutious.
HOUSE FOR SALE.
J. W. Rarringer, the Kausas house
mover, has bought tho rear half of
the Reckwith store building on Willam
ette street and moved it Into the
street, aud now olfers to sell it de
livered to nny part of tho city or
suburban lots, at a bargain. Kesi-douc-
Ko'ith Willamette street, ono
mile.
Recommends That
Houses Close From 10, J
m- n Memory
uay.
to 2
SPECIAL SALE ON SHIRT WAISTS
7.00 ?C50 nud 8(5.00 silk shirt
waista for S3.50 at J. V. Kiiulfmau's.
... ,UK proclamation ia,
observance of Memnrl.i n-.4
"May 30th, hating fen J
iiuuuny known as Ma-l
ti V ""J"oemiue " right udft-l
ww,.eus snouw have J
tllllitv tn nn,.i..l...i. i. ..
and impressive ceremonies ol Ik .1
cuiiimeroiuiing aud kecpin, c.
.no memories of ltrred and the.
frielldK Tlnw mim.-J .
Iherefore I, 0. R. cyj
mayor of the city of Kugene.dovl
oy recommeud that tlio proprietor.
nil UUS111033 Houses within tW
elr.cn tl.nl. . ,
, ..,... lumraiire places of t.-1
noss on .Memorial Day (JUr J
from 10 o'clock a. in. until in;: :
p. m., and us far as pracliaU(L
participate with thp C
othor citizens iu decorating the pJ
oi departed conirac'ss and fav..
Witness my hand this 20th day of 1
1003.
"C. R. CHRIS-MAS,
"Mijit-
W. R, C.
You aro reiinested to meet Sosi;
at 10 a m at G. A. R.
march iu a body to nttend mid I
services at the M. E. church; i!.: I
the 2Sh inst at Mrs. Livermore'ik I
Eloventh street, at 2 p. m., to fc l
rate W. R. C. graves.
A. A. MILLER, F.C
POSTOFFICB KEY LOST.
A Eugeno post office ksj lost Is
nesday, at Inched to steel
stampe! "J. B. Williams
Finder please leavo at Uutti oH
or postoflice.
Eat ut tho lianquet.
Our regular dinners areufcCil
loud. Come earlv. aud stayute.
The Hazelioei
Secure one of those grand top I
at Rankin's music store be! 'l
nro all gone.
The nnlv im-tn-date and KrH
lino of soft drinks in the city t & I
Iluzehvood.
Now ia the time to get tbil
of yours nn instrument. F.A
kin is giving immense wrs1
T.iien enrhiill stretchers, t
Chambers' Hard
The Season is Almost Here
FDR P AMPTTVn PR nVT?Ti"iTVS.
them in -very class and kind which you majrnw
Our stoci of Cunued Meats is I Tho largest stock oft"'-"1
We te"
etables in the cuy.
guaranteed llrst class.
cuinpioio iu every dotuil. Trv oui
Deviled, Potted and Driod Meats.
Try HEINZ CIIOV CHOW in bulk.
THE OLD RELIABLE
fhone Red 1211
Everj I"
Also bottled relishes of enrj l'
J. W. WHITE
Next
newOptrii
FOR. YOUR.
Fishing Tackle,
Hardware, Tinware,
Guns Ammunition
Bicycles and
Bicycle Repairing go to
SaWS Cas. C. Matlock,
MSLSb , .f.rrrC2J