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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene (laurd GUARD Telephone, No Main 191 For Cigars JULIUS GOLDSMITH. 1 Grand Closing Out.... ..Silk Sale.. at The Bon Marche, Tuesday and Wednesday Wfi ilaffi on Fale our entire line of f(!c end 60c Simmer Silks at 39c a yd. Remember linn ie not the cheap bluff callid silk lulreal doublo warp bUk Tho finest waisting Bilks mado. The BON MARCHE W BAT HER. Tonight uikI Tuesday, showers. Business Pointers. At Ovor Brevities. nomosioud and timber Mack paint for dog-carts, tou'B. Cull for Stanford Iiyo. Kmil Fttor soliB Stanford Ry. Dr. 0. W. Lowe, graduate optlolan. Finest loe cream In the city ut tho liauuuot. Usoful novoltiea In kitchen utensils lit tho tioldou Rulo. Hun .Proof paints tho boat. At Overton's. If you drink , call for the best Stanford Iiye-ut Euiil Ettor's saloon. Whou buying Mou'g and Hoys' hats or shoes you can not oxooptlonal values at tho Uoldou Kule. Superior quality iu summer dress goods at popular prices at tho Ooldeu Rulo,- See the prt7.es to be given away by McKiuuoy & Jlolman, Jono 1st. Wo have added u full lino of mixed fuiiitn mill varnlBhos to our store stock of hardware and furiiitirro. Chambers' Hardware. J.J. Walton Is the only party In Eu l'uuo who is authorized to tako proofs and niiUK on entries. Justroccivod a lino of clock shelves mil III mliolno cIiohIh: soo them iu north show window. Chambers' Hardware. Proofs and filings on'Ihomesteads and timbor lands are being mado In F.nuono as usual. J. J. Walton is the U. 8. Commissioner. if you have a proof or filing to mako 011 timber land go to J. J. Walton. Mr. Walton la u duly au thorized U. 8. Commissioner. One cau of Bhorwin 4 Williams bunny paint, will mako your rig look llko now. Wo have it for Bale. Chambers' Hardware, Tim Iliizulwnod RoBtnuraut, &U Wlilumotto slreet Is dally growing in popularity. M. S. 11U131ILE, Prorplotor. Iu 11m 1 1 imi to act that child of vouis an Instrument. l' A. Ran kin is giving lmmeuso bargalua. J. J. Walton, Is a duly; authorized II. S. Commissioner mid will attoud to all land olilco business. The best values in Bhlrt wbIbU are to bo found at tho tioldou Kule. Simmons, tho Artist, for photos aud stamps. Wo aro proud of the lino of pianos no null. They are Uhlokorlug, Klin ball, Weber, Docker, Voso, Victor, Crown. Jludilorlf, Sohuinan, LoBter, Pease. Whitney and others. Don't thoy look good to you? V. A. Rankin, The Banquet for the best ice cream. The best ice cream is obtainable at the Banquet. Free delivery of mails was Inaugur ated today at Albany. Just a year behind Eugene. News bus boon out down on account of no issue of tho paper Saturday, BATTLE OF THE BALLOTS Personals. J. W. KAYS' FURNITURE CO Kmbalmers and Funeral Directors Day & Henderson, Undertakers and Embalmerj. Cor. Will ana 7th GRAIn-q Jl THE PURE J If you ur.n Graln-0 In place of coiT :! vcui will enjoy It just a much for it I.lsum tho iumoi yet. It is llko a food to the system, dis tributing the full substance of tho imroguiln with every drop. TRY IT TO-DAY. Atitrm-.ri vt'r.wti.r: lto.tndflM. MrM(ku WHY WEAR GOOD SHOES THEY COST NO MORE THAN POOR ONES, AND GIVE SATISFAC TION. TRY thus doubling up. St. Mury's Episcopal Guild will eet on Wondnesday uftoruoon. Juno 3rdf at two o'clock. CrCllT Atwood drove to Doxter Sunday, where he performed an opora tlon uwon Mrs. Ernest Barnes for an abcoss. Tho meeting of the Ladles' Aid So ciety of tho Congregational church, has been postponed to meot Tuesday, June Oth, with AlissLoomis. Mrs. 8. M. Yorun, President. J. W. Quackenbush who is opening up a new and niiBoeuaueouB uusinesa of hardware, etc., on East Ninth street, is muklug a lino display of a car-load of buggies, spring wagons etc, which he has just rocoived from Ohio. . John Bergman, ono of the crack printers on the Albany College track team, lives at Florence, Lane county, whore he was raisod. This is bis sec ond year at. Albany College and the Brst that ho has done much iu tho athletio Hold and his development hiiB boon remarklabe. ilo is about uhie toon yours old. Number 1102 is tho winning nuui ber at Newlaud's store. It will give the boldor a flue gold watch. Second prlzenumber is.'UMU. The lady's gold watch gooB with this number. 'Ihe third prize, another gold watch, was won by A. H. Murray with number 2031. The last prize, nnothor watoli, Is bold for tho nppouranco of number 305. The firm of MoKinnoy & Holeman which has boon conducting the gro cery businoss on Wlllnmotto Btreot, has beon dissolved aud Mr. MoKin noy 's lutorost has been purchased by D. Chenowlth, rooontly of Texas, The now partuor took his pfaco today, Ho Is nu exporloucod grocorymun aud will no doubt assist in keeping up the well-established businoss. Voting on Congression al Candidates Over the District. U. 0. Beats Multnomah. By a scoro of 51 to 50, tho Univer sity of Oregou won the third vitory of t ho yoar on track and field against Multnomah Inst Saturday. The olub mon oould not compote with enough enorgy to got the majority of points. Tho big Burprlsea for tho club were tho short hurdloa aud the broad jump. "Dutch" Thayer captured the formor aud Hondersou took the latter from tho famous Kerrigan ut 21 foot, 1 1-2 inches. Telegraphic Reports Show Little Interest Being Taken-Reames Strongly Entrenched and Has Chance to Win. Aute-cloction "returns" from Jover the district huro bceu pouring in quito lively today. From many points oome the news that there is a large per cent of Republicans who hare not today seen tho lnsido of an election booth. With the stay-at-home Republi cans, tne uomocrais woraing naro. lor their candidate, mauy Republicans voting !for Reames, Socialists report ed liniug up for the Domooratio man from Jackson, and tho probability that Elmoro, Prohibition candidate who is a vory popular baukor, Is catching some Republican anti-Her inauuitofl, thoro can bo no other hoe to the situation, thin that of hope for Reamos. All that Hermann is depending on is the big majority of tho district. LIGHT VOTE. All over tho district the roports como thut a light vote is being cost Tho oountry clossos do not think it worth tho troublo go any distance to hand onoouudlduto their votes. Even In the cltios there is an apathy which amounts to somotimos 40 per cent of tho rogular voto. Iu the four Eugoue products which have a normal voto of about 1000, CO per cont hnd voted at 3 o'clock prob ably this will bo reduced to 35 por cont by tho time polls olose. ENCOURAGING REPORTS. From Salem, Graut's Pass, Cor- vallis, Junction, Oregon City, Dallas, aud ovou Rosourg, the Guard has re ceived tolegrauiB which say that Reamos bus a maguilluent support aud good organization. Hermann people aro scarce about the polls aud It Is ovtdont that there Is little active sup port going on for him. Tho finals will be Iu tomorrow and it Is tho belief that Roamcs will make as good a showing as any Democratic candidate who baa run In the district for years. J Saturday June 16, A Day of BIG VALUES at FRANK E. DUNN'S We offer three big inducementseach one a leader. 8 Remnants.... Wo are going to have ono of those old time REMNANT SALES. A general going through stock always makes more or loss odds and ends, and to dlsposo of them it is customary to reduce tho price Wo aro going to do more than that; with a determination to rid the store of all remnants, we are going to make the prices AW A ISELOW COST. Come and look them through you may find just what you want. Everything from silks to calicoes represented. GINGHAMS Another bale has arrived containing . 1 600 yards In fancy stripes and solid colors none reserved 6 I -4c yd. Wo need not go into details regarding this lot as tho . previous bale of 2100 yards we closed out iu throe days is Buflleient reccomineuda datiou. The lust chance to get this big value will be Saturday, June 5th. Undergarments . Our UmWnmdin r. . which coii,riBa btock, Plote, will beMo ,C0- Jnne'oth Vt iX atUrdi' JUST A LITTlr L.- ANY ONE KI.SE Til KM. hELL it you look ut thin u prices Mdpwt. ttfe sure to capture yw T" lady iu the city sLiU7 tend this 61 y8bouli it- Died. John S. llaker died at Juuotlon City Friday niorulug. May 20, at 6 o'clock. Ho had ouly been sick a fow days and his condition was not considered alarming. Ho was a sluglo man, aged 30 years. Tho remains were Interred tu Odd Fellows oome- tery Sunday at 2 p. m. SPECIAL SALE ON SHIRT WAISTS 7.00 0.50 aud W.00 silk shirt waists for $3.50 at J. V. Kautfiuiiu's. Washington Won Debate. Friday evening the University of Washington debaters won the plat form oontost from Oregon. Oregou won the two previous and Washington put forth ber nilghtlost efforts to win this time and succeeded. A national arbitration law was the theme dis cussed, Oregon maintaining that it was best aud Wasblugtou on the nega tive. Geo. B. Dorris is iu ilalsey on busi noss. C. B. Clement of Portlaud, is in Eugene. W. E. McElroy Is In Salem this af ternoon. Henry Bonney of Grant's Pass, iB In Eugene. Mrs. Frank Macv of Portland, is visiting relatives In Eugeno. John Winstanley. an ex-U. O. stu dent, is visiting friouds here. Mrs. R. A. Booth was a passenger to Cottage Grove this afternoon, MrB. Smith of Siilom, is here, tho nuest of ber sister, Miss Elizabeth Eesou. Mrs. W. W. TJranstetter of Port land, is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Ollio Waller. Miss Effa Brewster left this after noon for Detxor where she will re sume her school. Miss Fearl Luckey returned this af ternoon from Portland where she has bad ber eyes treatod. Mrs. J. B. Harris of Fortlund, is visiting in Eugeue at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Gross. Mrs. David Link is north visiting i-.t Aurora aud Portland. She will at tend the wedding of her niece in Aurora. Mrs. Pcngra of Ashland is veiling in the city. She is accompanied ly Mrs. Brumley, a formor resident of Eugene. Chas. Evans, who is now employed on tho county rock crusher No. 2, near Cottage Grove spent Saturday and Sunday in Eugeue. Rov. Father Uoutgon, accompanii d by Wm. Kellehr, of Yoncalla, is tak ing a three weeks' vacation at Portland aud vicinity. Miss W. CarBon, siBter of Prof. Ltiella Clay Carson, visited bor sister here last evening and today, stopping on her way from San Francisco to Portland. Arthur Gulogly, U. O...Btudeut, i preparing to go; to West Poiut where he will become a full-uedged army officer. It will be remembered he won bis appointment iu May, a year ago. Tho school opens Juno 15. Rev. D. C. Kellrnis, dean of the de partmeut of oratory of tho Eugeno Di vinity School, is iu San Francisco, wnoro ho wont to spend too summer under teaching of Dr. Noe, a famous expert iu the favorito calling of tho dean. The following delegation went down to Albany this afternoon (o witness what they could of the Held meet which took place there this afternoon botween U. O. and Albany college: Jos. Templeton, Ray Willoughby, Wm. Chandler, Brown, Bernard Speu ocr,rrof. C. A. Burden, Misses Alicia McElroy, Doblo, W. E. Brown, Wil sou, Mips Alice Bretherton und Mrs. Mcintosh. Drop around to the store and see what's going on. This will be a profitable day to the purchaser. HOUSE FOR RENT OR SALE. Corner West Sixth and Ollvo streets. F.miuire of George F. Craw. YORAHS SHOE STORE Bargains. 3 large pkgs Eclipse or Jumbo mush 25o i cans Hub axle grease 15o 1 tin can Little Giant axlo grease. ,5o 3 cans lino tablo sweet ooru 25c , Per domn 11.00. ; 3 can tomatoes 2iu ' 2 cans 31b solid packed tomatoes, ,25c ! 0 ban Santa CUussoap 25c 3 pkgs Presto 25e 3 cans salmon -w 1 full l ib pkgs A. A 11. sihla 250 0 pouudsA. .t II. soda, bulk 25o 1 lantern, regular 00 cent, for 45o 1 men's 50 cont sweater for 25e 1 lb Shilling's Bent llaklug ponderOo 21,1b can Shilling's Best baking powder Vue 15U) best parlor matches lOo 1 box acakes .line tulle, soap ...10c . p , ,j , Don t forget we are eliwlng out our ""H clothing department. We also have1 TONIGHT All Scats OPERA HOUSE Tonight - - Tonight FREE Dr. BUD DUNN, The celebrated an pecu liarly pifted lecturer, en tortainor, and worldly traveler will talk to GENTLEMEN ONLY A vaudeville program par excellent and novel iuthoex troino, in a feature of Pr. Dunn's lecture Every voter a few straw hats at cost. Felt hats In nhwo at 10 per oiiit. discount. AX UII.LV DEPT. STOUK, IKwrs open 7 :45. Uwturn, 8 ;.. FREE FREE. SEATTLE TOO MUCH FOR EUGENE BOYS Walked Awav With Fi'ld Meet Without an Effort -Score 83 to 39 in Their Favor. Saturday afternoon tho Scuttle High School team walked away witn tne iii! cud of tho score in the field meet with the Eugene High School boys. Some wonderful work was done for High School lads and records com pare well with those of the U.O.-M.A. A.C.;meet printed In another column. Eberele Kuykendall was not quite the match for Windsor aud Smith but gave tnem all a run lor meu- ijhu;cd In another -yoar or two he can do depended upon to distance any ot them. Following is the.summary : Seattle. Event. Eugeno. 5 100 yd dash 10 2-5 see i C 220 yd dash 23 2-5 sec 3 0 W0 yd dash 57 sec 3 (i 880 yd. run-2:12 3 3 milo run 5:17 6 4 120-yd hurdle 17 2-5 sec. 5 G 220-yd hurdle-28 1-5 3 5 relay 0 0 higu jump 5 ft. 8 in. 3 8 broad jump 10 ft., 6 in. 1 9 polo vault 9 ft., 6 in. 0 8 shot put 38 ft., C iu. 1 3 hammer throw 100 ft., 10 in. 6 8 discus 90 ft., 5 in. 1 83 39 Ju the starred events the records equal or best those made iu tho U. O. M. A. A. C. meet. Baseball. pKs:xxKaaaBUKaraBaj STANDING OF THE CLUBS, p Won Lost P. O. p Salem Roseburg . Albany Eugene. . . 2 4 5 G 750 , 500 375 250 Bicycle Collision Saturday evening about 8 o'clock G. E. Woodrutr, a barber, und Muster Wayne Willoughby, sou of Dr. R. L. Willoughby, while riding their bicy cles collided with each other with a terrific crash iu front of Hodes' sa loon on Willaiuetto street. Woodrutr was kuockod iusensiblo aud was takeu homo in a carriage but tho boy was practically uninjured. The ocour reuco attracted a large crowd. inanB m mm m mmnmm mam The Eugene team played Roseburg Saturday .and yesterday, the first game resulting in the score of 25 to 8 and the second 15 to 10, both in Kosoburg's favor. Salem won two games from Albany, clearly demonstrating that tho Capi tal City Raglans have the superior team of tho league. Not half the games have yet beon playod and there is time for Eugene to mako a race for the top of the list. New Law Firm. G. F. Skipworth, of Junction City, and J. M. Pipes, partner of E. R. Skipworth, have purchased tho flue library of E. R. Skipworth and will conduct a gonoral law business. G. F. is a brothor of the Skipworth re tiring attoruoy and is a good prao tionor. Mr. Skipworth's ill boalth compels hiin to abandon his office work. To The Paulic. As mv nnma , , - " "I'l'snrea uoiut Pla utiff's i ii, against Sunday baseball, I J state that it appeared by miJ" R- M. BLACHLrj NOTICE. ' . The Orcgoniaa route InthUehJ w u. E.MoiIji cumge oi me same on Jig, J """"""s "! patrons for pact fa, i request a coutinuauce o! tie lor my successor. All ratlin - me for tho paper will R1 cuuci-iur promptly wnen be ajk GEO. F. CEif TIMB KR CLAIMS K0R LOCat A l.n L , uiiiuuer oi enoice yellof ri timber claims in northern CUM ior immediate location. Cni 000,000 feet each, are well Im. Join party leavlug Eugene, flu June 4tb. For further informatioa oi rooms 11 and 15, McCIung bailliu Ice cream at the Bauqaet It saves yonr wool and milt j money one of those heep-ik: at Loughmillor & Peters's. YeringtotYs Florence Notes. (From tho West. ) Henry Ilolleubeck of Eugeno, spent several days this week with relatives in Fl oreucc. Ho is a brother of W. R. Ilolleubeck. A farewell surprise party wae given in honor of Geo. O. Knowles and wife at Maplcton Saturday evening, iu tho Odd Fellows hall. About forty guests were present. Cards are out for the wedding of Miss Katbaryn Brand of Bohemia and Chester O. Bean of Aberdeen, Wash.,- which is to take place In Florence, next Wednesday evening. A. L. Toter, one of tho leading business men of Eugene, wos In Flor ence Wednesday for a fow hours. .The steamer Acme came In Tuesday from Sou Francisco with a new supply of goodsfor our merchants. She loft aguin fcr the city Wednesday noon taking a ginull load of lumber from the Siuslaw Lumber Company's mill. Sho will cull at Frankfort aud Eureka on tho way down. Died, at Ler homo on Maple Creek, Saturday evening, May 23, 1903, Ella, wife of W. T. Carle, iu the fortieth year of her age. Don't wait, out salo will win be kicking yourself for not so ciii ing one of the big bargains offered. Tho Rankin closing soou be ovor and vou I Born. May 29, 1903, to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Scoggius, noar Eugono, a uaughter. ESI May 29, 1903, to Mr. and Mrs. Thompson Moras, at Creswoll, a son. In Florence, Oregon, Sunday, May 24, 1903, to Mr. aud Mra. Lester Og den, an 11-pound boy. NOTICE FOP. PUBLIC.. Department ol Ibeliliiij. Laud Otllce at Iiosebnrg, One; .Mav a. m Notice is hereby given that thfij lowing named settler biilltdud of his intention to make Jul tri in support of his claim, ui'tf taid proof will be made befm 1. Walton, U. S. Commissioner. t'H geue, Oregou. on July 16. mil tieoice L. Kdmiston. Hta-i entry No. 8THU, for the m!; 4 10 township li south. Ho names the following liM to prove his conMnuons nefe upen i nd cultivation of mm viz : Fi i d Welch of Ecgew. UV- T T. Mni-ch nf FtlPPTlP. OlflML. liam' Welch of Elaiira, OrejaH Thuyel of l-.lnura. Oregon. J. T. BRIDGES, fei BONBONIERE BREAD THE BEST-WHY? Because wo make Bread-making a specialty. The 8DitrT"S! ui e as good as cleanliness can make them. We test our Hour i nothing but tho beat money can buy, and eveiy Par"?L sifted. This bread can always be found at tho Hakery. orww Stores, where the bread cases are marked "Boulouiere Brew. Phone 130-1. Free Delivery. F. B. DUNN, Proprietor. The Season is Almost Here : vrr n a tvtdtm- DorwTQTnNFS. We JL WAX VsAlTlJ. All VJ X XXV T xw . them in every class and kind which you jnLu Our stock of Canned Moats is I Tho largest stock oi comploto lu evory detail. Try our Deviled, Potted and Dried Moats. Try HEINZ CHOW CHOW in bulk. ad, otnbles in tho city. guaranteed ilrst class. Also bolt led relishes of ' j I hone Red 1211. THE OLD RELIABLE J. W. WHITE pen vr p Phono Quinluo cure. never falls to White Pine for the cough that follows Satisfaction or money back. Yerington gth st. Drug Store. FOR. YOUR. Fishing Tackle, Hardware, linware, Gun s Ammunition Bicycles and Bicycle Repairing ccond-Hand Bicvdes r- r HflilI JS QTradcd for Wood 5. . IVIdllUtlN, o-O W