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About Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1903)
SUMMER. DRESS GOODS ?zrtn& ...Great Cash Purchase... of the Bon Marche Now on SaleOn ate unt of the closing of 0110 of the greatest Eastern factories, wo were fortunate to secure some of the Greatest Bargains ever known to man. WK WILL AT ONCli PLACE ON SALE at lets than 50 cents on tlio Dollar the following unai'I'Koacuaui.k bargains. O'i .Kit Telephone, No Main 191 For Cigars JULIUS GOLDSMITH. jpuivAIS A handsome new line of ?R MEN AND loYS sweaters has arrived iu FALL GOODS ADD TtTTVTfl. ?.r0 "tucliy ,,unr,' tl.i.x luiu... Jiany are buvinJ 1 '" Croat paius were exercised iu aeluctiiig 11 r,,,JI uud the arrivals so fur lire more than good if ..II Kr. siitur KIllMM hliu riicvm. - - Ull nv $1.50 to $6.00 Ask to see Zibalines, Broadcloth, Novelties. HATS in. p. , " ' 20 doz Ladies' white aud $.00 aud tl.'JO Shirt Waiata, wile price fancy 50C 25 doz Men's fancy l!ul Brwau uudervcBta and drawers, 09. worth WXr. Hull) price uUU JJ yards Sunshine nil Bilk TalMa ribbons, worth l"c, lie, PS?Jri"!".,,:'B"licand10c 2ii doz Mou'b white mid faut-y merriorizwi Dibftt Sfiirta ujude to tell at $UJ and l.i.U cnr Halo price Ouw One lot Ladies' black find colored Taffeta Silk Miiit Vw.iatH mado -"Hi 2 1 doz Ladies' summer ribbed vests of the best 10c quality 4" ew-'h. 25 doz Ladies blacd KV) hose. Sale price (5o a pair. 25 doz Ladies' black 15c hose. Sale price 7" a pair. Fall Waiting iu Cotton Coeds have had a great run Le past tew days ',ny neiv things .111 cuts l!ate weaver hjsome. plain and fuuty. METALLIC VKLVKT WA1ST1NUS in late designs are ready for inspection. .1 U .w.tl.i.10 I'l 11: ... lul.,.....u. iuo i1Ui,iiieai line it(.r ), Youths', and Children's Clothii New Kail and Winter Pattern. Something worth youratteutim, to tell at halo $2 28 price each FRANK E.DUNN. WEATHER. Tonight Saturday, partly cloudy. Business Pointers. Dr. O. W. Lowo, graduate optician. 1'aintB and Oils, atPreBtoni Hales. Hlack palut for dog-carta. At Over ton's. Sun Proof paints the bost. At Ovorton's. M. 8. Hubblo's phonos aro: Black 11U 1 and Hod 4'J-l. All kinds of hauling. To Otto's for choice confections, soft drinks and the beat ice cream iu the city. Many flavors W. Gunton & Company, painters anil paper hangers, 08 West Kighth street. if you nood a baby buggy or go cart, we can mpply your wants. Chambers' Hardware. Ho-lioB-Bo-KIll fly protooU your cows aud homos from IUob I'roston llulea ugeuts. Don't forgert us when you iieod furnitiiro. We can save you mouey. Chambers' Hardware. Food Prussian Stock to yoor horses mid cattle, and keep them in good condition, at Proaton &. Hales. We have a full lino of rocking chairs at prices that will suit you. Chambers' Hardware. Noxt time you go shopping, tie i utrlng around your finger. It will ro mind you to buy a can of JAP-A LAC, the wonderful llnlab for metal aud wooduu things around the house. Overton sells It. Lot Overton Company do your painting aud paper hanging. The oontest social to bo given by the 1 lieroan Club at the Christian church has been changed from Tuoa- day.'tho 25th, to Monday, the 2ith. Roport is a Fake. Itosohurg Review: Sherllf K. L. Parrolt this morning received word from Deputy Sheriff Frank Hopkins, at Cauyonvillo, stating that there wiib nothing In the report glvou out hero by Zoko A lieu that tho body of Harmon Snyder, wliu haa boon miss ing si lino tho 10th of Juno, had boon ton ml by one of tho Cantile boys last Sunday. Pursuant to instructions from Diatrlut Attornoy (loo. M. llrowu, Hopkins mado a vUlt to tho auono of tho Buppuncd discovery and otherwtso Investigated tho matter, as certaining tho absolute untruthful ness of tho story. Why such a report thould have been given out la a mys tery, nuless it was to satisfy some body's appetlto for creating a publlo stir. WHAT YOU WILL KIND AT THE 1 1 A ZELWOOD It F.STAUR A NT. The best cup of oolfeo in town. , The best 25 cout uioal. Juicy steaks a specialty. All kinds of roasted moats, boiled ham, baked beans and Maccaronl on ale, Delicious salads prepared to order. llar.elwood Ico cream froeli every day from tho famous ilazolwood Jor oy farm at Portland. J. W. KAYS' FURNITURE CO Embalmers and Funeral Directors Day & Henderson, UndertaKers and Embalmers. Cor. Will ana 7th Bargain Counters 50c 75c $100 Yoran's SHOE STORE Watch business hum on the busy corner fronting the Park on East 8th street Don't forget the Place to Save Money. Brevities. A couple o'f outside meat peddlers were doing the town today. Another adverisitug car for the Kiugling circua wbb iu Eugene today. The W. R. P. L. will meet tomor row afternoon at 2 o'clock at tho home of Mrs. L. U. Adair. A man wbb Iu town today demon strating the good qualities of tnc Waggoner extension ladder. The Quaker doctors are holding forth in Baker City. Lggs are said to be very high In Eastern Oregon. A harvest ball will be given at Springfield tonight. Svarverud's or chestra of this city will furnish the muBlo. The liKST BREAD in town, or mouey back. Buubouiere liakery, telephone Black i:W-l. Free delivery. F. 11. Dunn, proprietor. The duck In Hampton Brothera' window ia not a sign fur Quaker doctors. It ia merely au advertise incut of their Quo line of ducking. Manager Vigueaux, of tho Portland league team, has Bout for Sam Morris, tho Indian, to go to San Francisco aud he will pilch for tho PortluudB there Sunday. Mias 01 He Huffer and Misa Frankio Humes, both of whom taught iu the Jacksonville public schools for the past threo or four yours, wiU attend the U. O. this year. Portland Aorio of Eagles has boon glvou back its charter by Orand President Del Carey Smith, who bus been iu Portland tho lual fow days looking Into tho ditllculty there. C. W. Young bus finished thresh lug a bumper crop of wheat. Aruilt huo & Stevens did tho work. The yield la Bald to bo a record broaker for tho number of acres, tho avorage being GO bushels to tho acre. O. V. Ross, a m ini unto of the Uulvoralty, olass of 'OU, has secured tho prluclpalship of tho city soboolh of Council, Washington. Ho left this afternoon for Lebanon where ho will visit a short time before assuming his duties in the northern state. The Eugono Water Company today repliea to the oomuiuuicatiuu which rououtly appeared in tho Guard written by K. Schwarzsohild, asking about their water supply. Tho reply is found on tho third piigo of this issue. I RoBoburg Review: Judge J. W. Hamilton aud District Attorney Ceo M. llrowu left yesterday afternoon by private conveyance for Gold lleach to hold tho regular session of the circuit court for Curry county. They wore accompanied by Attorney F. W. lloiison. C. C. Coiruian & Son, the real ostate dealers, have on exhibition at their otllco on West Ninth street, several stalks of the Uueet looking corn over grown in Oregou, the tul lout being over twelve feet. Tho coru was grow u on Mrs. J. U. Green's farm, live miles north of Kugeue. Willie Wheeler, of Lowell, was the luckey huo iu Watts' money-back sale of spectacles. A few days ago Mr. Watts tillered to refund the purchate money of one pair of glasses out of every twenty sold by him, tho lucky ouo to be decided by lot. and the above Is the result of tho first drawing. The samo chance will be glvou on tho next twenty. They Are Here. A dispatch from Ix'hauou says: "A couple of traveling photographers have been doing the towu for the past two days. Their scheme is to take photo of all tho business houses of t uptown, aud then Insist that the various proprietors buy one or mure. They have already made the photos, and It now remains to lie ou whether or not they can sell the pictures. " These photographers have beeu operating iu Kugeue for the past several days. You need Dot be afraid to use Sher man & Williams' mixed paints on your house. They will stand the weather aud cover more spue than lead aud oil. We carry a full stock. Chanibeis' Hardware. feuttas 8ataK tl ire K.-.4 n luif Bojjii The BON Marche. FALL CREEK WILL BOOM Mining Locations Indi cate Faith in the Locality. Easy of Access and Believed to Be Rich in Resources Capital Will Be Soon Attracted. The records of the mining location constantly being made in tho Fall Creek district indicate that there is a strong belief among mining men that that district has a golden future. Dozens of claims have beon taken up iu that locality during the past year and hardly a week passes by but new ouoa are . being enoterd on tho records of the county clerk of Lane county. The reasons for this quiot uctivity among thoso looking for good mining claims aro said to be simply on uc count of tho promising features about tho district from a gold-bearing standpoint. Full Creek is Bituated about 10 miles east of Eugcno, is ousy of access by fairly good rouds aud has a considerable supply of water from which power could easily be developed. Piospectors have trav ersed its surface over aud plenty of Indications have been found ub to the gold-producing oharactor of the regiou. Experts have examined the creek aud give as their opinion that Fall Creek is as valuable in gold de posits as other localities which have been under development for the past teu years and more. DEVELOPMENT WILL COME. There has been no development, beyond a casual prospecting aud a little placer work, done iu tho Fall Creek region. Tho locality awuits the recognition and "discovery" which always comes to tho worthy mining district. Men who have claims in the Fall Creek country, aud they number near ono hundred, ox poo t good capital to bo attracted to tholr holdings, sooner or later. Local capital is declared to be too conservative for risk iu developing mines and Is ovcu charry about luvoHt meut iu tho well knowu 11 1 110 Rivor and llohemla properties. Hut the t i 111 0 will come, so the claim-holders doclare, when tho needed money for a big establishment iu Fall Creek for tho development of mines which will turn out tho golden niotnl. From tho activity in taking up locations iu that district tills time onnuot be very far off. Deserved Promotion. Horace Mot'lure, a former Eugene hoy, and a graduate of the U. O., Inn. been promoted to editor-iu-chiof of the Seattle Post-liitclllgencer. Mr. .MoCluio was born and roared iu Eugene and has a multitude of friends hero who will learn of his suc cess with much pleasure The ElleiiBburg, Wash., Capital says : "The P.. I. changed editors some time ago, aud It is now plainly ap parent that there. Is a new man at work. Horace McCIure, the young man who la now edltor-lu-chlef of this great paper, Is a young gentleman whose career has been a record of progress from tho "case'' to bis pres ent high lilac, after uraduatlm; In each step lending up to this respon sible position at the top. Euergy, intelligently dl-eoted, combined with quick perception and a high sense of right and justice, have been the main factors In pushing this young man to the front The P.-I. already sho the stamp of his genius, aud he will put It where It should have been long ago in ttie Trout ranks of coast jour nals, from the editorial standpoint Married. Fred E. Kahler and Miu Minnie Simmering, toth of Springfield, were married Monday eTei.ing, at the home of the bride's uncle, .Mr. Henry Co gill. The ceremony was performed by Rev. (iregoryof the M. E. ehutvt, and was wltntvuml by only near rela tlvea and frieials. Personals. R. Miller, of Marcoln, was iu Eu- (,'ene today. Mins Ida Amis has returned from San Francisco. J. I!. Winstauley returned to Salem this afteruooD. J. M. Medley leuves for Newport in the morning. George Hale, of Elk Prairie, was iu Eugene today. Frank Hale camo in from Grants Pa8 this afternoon. Miss Lola Tracer went to Junction City this afternoon. Frank Hughes, of Fall Creek, spent last night iu Eugene. J. E. Montgomery went to Cottage Grove this afternoon. Dr. C. W. Lowe arrived home from the north this afternoon. Judge H. R. Kincaid returned this atforiioou from a trip north. Mies Uattie Walton returned this afternoon from a visit at Creswell. Miss Cecil Walkor left this after noon for a visit at Linn county point?. Miss Gruce Driver went to Salem this afternoon. She will teach school near there. Dr. J. O. Watts fell from his barn loft this morning and was consider ably bruised thereby. L. Zimmerman enmo up from Port land last night. He is a heavy owner of Lucky lioy mining stock, i R. M. Thompiou who has beon visit ing at the home of Dr. 1. D. Driver, left this afternoon for Salem. N. B. Alley is not improving, the Guard regrets to report. He is con fined to bis bed nil the time aud is vory low. Mr. aud Mrs. D. Dussard, of Al bany, are sojourning on the Mohawk, whore Mr. Russard owns a Due tim ber claim. W. F. Gilstrnp and family, accom- paniea ny jiirs. t. li. Wotnorbee, are homo from their vacation jaunt at Foley Springs. A. M. Smith, of Astoria, owner of Helknap Springs, camo down from that resort last night aud left for home this afternoon. Mastir Hurry Titus returned this afternoon to hie home at Trent, ufter a visit with his grandparents, Mr. aud Mrs. S. M. Titus, in Eugene. Miss Mario Ware, of this city, is now visitiug friends iu Spokane. After a hort visit iu Spokane Miss Ware will return to her home here. Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Wallis re turned this morning from Portland whore they have been spending their honeymoon. They will resido in Eugoiie. .Mrs. licrt Apgar returned this af ternoon from a visit at Corvallis. She was accompanied by her cousin, Mrs. Smith, of Tho Dalles, who will visit hero. Miss Margaret Cundilf, of Eugene, Is visiting relatives in Harrisburg. Next Saturday sho will go to Albany on a visit with her many friends of that city. Mr. and Mrs. Althar Ncwuinu of Koseburg, are visitiug relatives in Eugouo on their honeymoon trip. Mr. Newman is a driver InCallowav'a delivery business at Roeeburg. The bride was formerly Miss Maude Woodruff. Hurlburt Tried. Roy llurlluit was arrested ou the wairant swoiu out yesterday afternoun 1.V S. King charging Hurlburt1 with assault with rocks. Ho win" given a lienriug lieforo Justice C. A. Wiiiterineier at 7 o'clock lust evenine and the dial lime cot for 1 o'clock! ij afternoon. Young lliulliuit was found not guilty. His shie introduced evidence showing tin,t t. prosecution na Iliu. licimis 011 the pint of Mm;. , Ditch Finished. Word conn s from Blue Riv, r that the ditch to carry tho water fi 0111 the McKi n.'le to furnish power for the Lucky liny Co. 's electric plant at Blue River has just been lluibc,i. Work will now ln commenced ou i. flume. Ct 1M MEKCIAL CIJKA M EI1Y lilTIEU. Made at Salem, Is treeh and full weight. If you want good butler try It. tinier from your grocer. ti, The Scott Perfect Form Invisible Bustle and Hip Form. 1... OREGON LEADS IN LAND SALES Shows a Great Boom During Past Year in Timber Lands. Washington, Aug. 21. Oregon heads the list for land sales and entries by homeseekers of any state in the Union for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1SJ0'S. North Dakota was first last year and now stands secoDd, but is led by Oregon by more then $800,000. Oregon contributed to the treasury $2,015,835 and North Dakota 81,310, 8il5. Washington and Idaho also did a booming busiuess in public lands during the year. .Washington stands third with about 81,000,000 to her credit. ' Froinds of Oregon are very much i.t.nHfla1 nvar Hia orant nrnoresninn . B- I n ! ii 11 (1 oouuliiritv the state is showing, and arguo that within the next decade Oregon will probably exceed in popu lation any of the mountain or Pacific Coast states. SOCIAL REALM. Miss Eda Starr entertained a num ber of her friends at her home, at 257 Jefferson street, yostcrdny afternoon. Music and various games were the amusements of the afternoon. The hostess was assisted by Miss Hazel Huff iu sorving delicious refresh ments. Those iuvited were: Misses Zella Zeigler, Lena Day, Jessie Lin ton, Mary DeBur, Eusel Barker, Hazel Huff, Ethel Green, SuhIo Kiiufuiiinn, Ellu Cleaver, Mable Lano (Rowland), Ada Powell (Junction City), Clara Potts, Ethel Graham, Ethel Drake, Bessie Quinn, Nellie Quimby, Mary Haswell, Norma llonig, Myrtle White. Is It Too Dry? Whi le rain is not wanted by tho farmers ou account of the threshing going on about the county at the present time, fruit growers are wish ing that a littlo extra moisture would happen their way. Pasture is also short and stockmen complain that tho rain has been insufficient for the year. Stock as a result aro in quite poor condition. The past month has shown a lack of rain that is uuusual at least. A change is looked for. Considerable apprehousiou is felt by hop men that the rain will set in at picking time and continue too long. In that ca8o hops would be damaged con siderably. What Shall We Have for Dessert? This question arises in the family everyday. Let us answer it to-day. Try 01 C m a delicious and healthful dcs.crt. Pre pared in two minutes No boiling I no baking I add boiling water aml'set to eooU Flavors: Lemon, Orange, kasp berry and Strawberry. Get a packairo it your grocers to-day 10 cU Eto Hi! Fishing Tackle, Hardware, Tinware, Guns Ammunition Bicycles and i t,J " ft nicvele R uSecond-Hand Bicycle cs K 1 raaed tor Wood, (KM ' Slight, medium aud stout luaies requiiu 11 111 penect the llgur(; . r7..,f,,l curves that Dame Fashion has decreed. " Ml1 PM; This bustle insures a perfect figure Is recognized by all Wuo th,. nt.t hustle aud hip form on tho market. e VI. . .1. ll.ai.i ihey are new non iu Hotel Arrivals HOTEL GROSS. C. E. Farnbam, Salem; II. C. Rat oliff, Silver Lake; Henry J. Buck, Silver Lake; J. K. Neal, Hiawatha, 1 Kan.; Mrs. Geo. Haudsakor, Eu- ' . r rr..t nil -fa TTnoniie? gene; i. u. iuut au . r , Martin Markoson, Spokane; F. O. Beaton. Portland: J no. Carry, Baker City; C. C. Robinson, Junction; R. G. Callisou, Jasper; B. E. Van Voor hies, Portland; A. S. Marlow, Port land; J. W. Schrimpf, Grants Pass; twenty Riugling showmen. THE SMEEDE. J. J. Kelly. Portland; II. A. Brewer, Portland; T. Wigmun, Port land; B. F. Hanen, Sacramento; C. , L. Meod, Portland; E. L. Paytou, Seattle; G. W. Reynolds, S. F. ; Geo. I Wall, Cottage Grove; R. H. Barber, Youcalla; O. R. Shipman, Chicago;! J.M.Woodruff, Portland; J. Low, Po.-tlund; P. S. Brumby, Portland; F. A. Gray, S. r ; F. A. Danty, Port land. ; E. A. Puterbau8or, Portland Journal; D. W. Hazen, Portland Journal; Frank Hughs, Fall Creek; G. J. Running, Portland; L. Zim merman, Portland; Lyd Woinshenli, S. F. ; A. L. Brutton, Portland ; M. Scott, S. F. ; S. F. Hoffman, S. F. ; W. H. James, S. F. ; G. C. Mi Her, Walla Waila. HOFFMAN HOUSE. W. H. Russell, Springfield; J. H. Hopkins, Louisville, Ky. ; F. A. Mo. Nott and wife, S. P.; VV Bauer, Au rora, Or. ; F. O. Seaton, Porllaud; Dell Cox, Halsey; Mx Sfaudncher, 'Wendling; Miss Gertrude Marsh, Forest Grove,; B. M. Krechter, St. Paul; R. M. Venley aud wife, Forest Grove; A. M. Smith, Astoria; C. Jacobson, ; E. Hnrsbiiuin, Ne braska; W. Caswell.; L. L. Paget, Portland; H. H. Anderson, Spring field. Foresters Notice. All members of Court Poplar, No. 31, F. of A., are requostcd to attend the regulur meeting, Friday, even ing. Special business. II. C. OWEN, Chief Ranger. Vh P T A UP0 lore in black and colors, Qjll lilL' ULUlLiJ worth 8 .25. Wo guariinteo (U iNote the Price Reductions A (1.00 Wrapper for 79c Organdies, Iliitist. Lawns and all summer goods at 1-2 price tfl.25 Shirt waist (or 59c 50c, t.0c and 75c silk gloves and mits, black and colors 29c New Furs and Jackets this week R. W. NewlantU gtwavraaa gsga csasss&t FOR. YOUR. Las. L. MatlocK, 1 I iSitGEBBBSSZawrBi - I G1KL WANTED. For rona-i. work. Apply m ouceat&ir ette street. HOUSE WANTED. Jian wish to rent four ot Jr(' uuuse. o cniki; Guard otiico. Ecqnj Head Achi Often a headman -in yield to favorite remedis which cure for othen. 6 ine cause is not the nuj jiuocu. selective risi" causes more headaches r nervousness than aDyotlo "") aiimeut. Itisus less sufl'eriun too, fat. proper glasses will GLASSES TO FIT ANY EYE ... , J. O. WATT! Eye Specialist New MeCJung Block, Eli OUR WANTS SUPPLIED... If yon enjoy good calint. it you merely eat 10 id health and strength, you'll Hi ttau Mrie too' Hm pern akin Us: I" I, fce what youwuut here. Our Menus at e attractive Our service is excc'W You fiet slight price jndhi satisfaction what jou eat m THE BAN! The best of ever): LastDaysi August Tho entire store ba-'1 1 1 1 A lots Of v been sorted out "J,: down for closius w have been made ml"! aud marked at gi' .. .,, n... V... l Ud& It win ray i" - We arc riinwiiu" patterns in the ne Zibalinusiit attract V fl-25 Straw lints at : Men's 35c fine -imim'ro wear, broken hzi1"" 11.25 Fancv Shirts KllHi'iil'.U' ,. WillnaaK" 3 513 i.
