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The People Read the BOARD ... . Fop they Appreciate It. id in perusing It they do not overlook the "ads." Letter Heads, . Bill. Heads. Statements. Cards, Envelopes, Posters, Programs, Legal Blanks, Etc., Etc. PRINTED AT THE GUARD OFFICE. V f OL. 8. EUGENE, OREGON, MONDAY EVENING. JANUARY 21. 1895. NO. 38. .1111 I V 111 ill i ill A I t geal Estate Transfer.'-' d.llV by KUO ABSTRACT C0KPA)iV . COUNTRY. : . ' "- ' Frank K Scofleld and wife to W H A Mlof8riBeo22, awiofne, flrf.wl.nwiornwfciMW.tp 19 Vr5w.20O acre.; $1800. . COBURO. ' Jusob J Pulnegar and wife to Ida E qI., lota 8, 4, 8. 6, 7, 8, block 8. Vnduyne'sad; $1600. Jwob Pblnagar and wife to James C Qoodale, Lot 6, 6. block 1. - EUOENE. J C Goodale and wife to Sarah J Fblnegar lot 8 and e J of lot 7, block pMkrd'sad;$8000. jUrgaret Odell to France O Hale, k)t,5and8,blkl; $10. - JUNCTION CITY. W M Tripp and wife to John Hamil ton lot 8, block 28; 1100. Annie Hamilton to Jobn Hamilton, undtoMotS.block 23; $100. Known in Eugene. H. L. Carter, who waa killed In the recent uprising ,t Honolulu, was known by several prions in Eugene. He was here sev eral days Just before Babcock, the lep . er, wo shipped to tba Islands. iSY LADY on mske $18 weekly working for umilaUrst borne. Position Pormanenl and IfVrotm 'only apare two hours per day, don't M to iMMtlgate. Retly wh aumped ereione, Womu's Mutual Benefit Co. Box AJoIlet, 111. PARKER'S OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT! TO-NMT! TO-NIGHT! Tittell Sisters and THEIR OWN COMPANY ' IN -"M'LISS."- Anything in the line of Hardware, Stoves or Tinware we will offer to sell you, as cheap as wheat. Our goods are mostly Iron and Steel, or the manufac tured products thereof, and have DECLINED as much as your grain, -stock and real. estate- We are willing to meet you on an even basis- HGRIPPIN HARDWARE CO.fc- INTHE : SOUTH WINDOW Of HOWE & RICE'S Clothing Store are a number of suits marked down to a figure that will astonish you. On the inside are many more. We have to make room for a new stock hence this cut. HOWE & RICE. DAY & HENDERSON, UNDERTAKERS. Furniture : and : Carpet : Dealers, Cor. 7th and Willamette, Eugene. SI 5 Durino. v.or, Rn riuTTs a e WOOD. will, witll'every $1 Cash purchase at his Grocery Store, excepting sugar by the sack, give a ket reM5Fin??i?J ?nfHpr??rft chance at an elegant Porcelain Dinner Set worth $15. The drawing will take place the 16th of March. He hsth Largest ad Belecte(f stock of Groceries in the city, and all goods are sold at BOTTOM PRICES. A. E. WOOD, : ; THE GROCER. : : : SEVENTH AND WILLAMETTE STREET. Partnership Dissolved. Special to Daily Guard. Albany, Jan. 21. The partnership existing between Slites and Nutting as editors of the Dally Demociat was dissolved today. Stltes will asmme oharge of the postoffloe to which he waa appointed and Nutting will con duct the paper in the future. Party te Hiss Stella Don is. Sunday Oregonian: Last Thursday Dr. and Mrs. B. E. Miller gave a parly at their residence, 450 Hall street, to Miss Stella Dorrls, of Eugene. After 10 hands of drive whist, MissRaab and Dr. E. G. Clark were declared winners of the first prizes, while Mrs. Clark and Mr. Bowman held undis puted claim to the booby. A delight ful lunch was served, after which Miss Dorris sang in her sweet and charming manner, which was highly appreciat ed. Miss Belcher and Miss Gay lord rendered piano solos, Mr. Bowman sang, and Mr. Dillon gave some sketch songs and recitations. A very pleas ant evening was passed by all. Weather Forecast. For Tuesday: Occasional rain or snow; cooler. RUDY'S PILE SUPPOSITORY. Is guaranteed to cure Piles and Constipation, or money refunded. 60 ceut per box. Send two stumps for olrc'ilar and Fr.e Sample to MARTIN RUDY, Registered Pharmaclst.Lancas ter, Pa. No Postals Answkhkd. For bale by all first-class druggists everywhere, and in Eugene, Oregon by Osburn & DeLano PORCELAIN DINNER SET GIVES" AWAY! MREVITIK. - See the new advertisement of the Tittell Sisters In today's issue. Mosey Barnes, known by many Eu gene people, died at Prlnevllle last Friday, aged S3. - E. It. Bonner, the purchaser of the Oregon Pacific railroad leaves New York today for Oregon. The great trolley strike in Brooklyn, is still on. State troops have been asked for and ordered to the scene. The steamer Eugene is due here to morrow. It is doubtful if she gets here on accottut of the low stage of tba water. The special meeting of the council did not materialize Saturday evening, a quorum of councilmen not being present. The official vote for governor last June was as follows: Lord, 41,139; Price, 20,123; Galloway, 17.8G5;. Ken nedy, 7,982. Oainey . Mathews tays a dog got away with his poultiy instead of a mau, and he would like to find the worthless cur. The Tittell company arrived on this afternoon's train and will open a two night's engagement at Parker's opera house toulght. The advanced class in shorthand in the business department of the Uni versity of Oregon will soon leave their text-book and continue the study from dictation. The commissioners' court will select the east side supervisor tomorrow af ternoon at 1 o'clsck. The leading can didates seem to bo L. Simon and R. Garrison. The Statesman says Dr. D. A. Pain is a applicant for superintendent of the Oregon insane asylum. Dr. Paioe is well qualified and has many friends in this county who wish him BUccesa. W. H. HotTman's fine eoltf Sunday, jumped ou a ploket fence, and. the same made a gash about ten Inohes long In the animal's breast. The wound was sewed up and will proba bly be all right. Regular meeting of Eugene Chapter No. 10 R. A. M. this evening at 7 o'clock at which time the Installation ofotfioers for the ensuing year will take place. Members and visiting companions expected to be present. F. VV. Osburn, H. P. Commended.-A correspondent writes to tho Salem Daily Post on the legis lature and state officers says: "The only bright spot so far is Harrison Klncaid; quietly Bitting down en the proposition to hold the inuagural "bawl" in the ttate house, at the rate of $10 per invite to the selected ai istoc racy, while the majority of the farmers and workmen are unable to buy the necessaries of life. Give him a white mark for that." OUR $2.00 SHOES AIM: IIUIttlflEItS! -3-YoRAN & 8oV& -EXCLUSIVE SHOE DEALERS. priuate instruction in PENMANSHIP. Memorials and Resolutions engrossed. For particulars address, T. D. ROWLAND, P. O. Box 248, Eugene. FOUR BARGAINS. A bottle of sewing machine oil that will not gum for only 5c. Climax tobacco per lb only 40c. A good chewing tobacco per lb 25c. 1 lb pkg ef 25c chocolate for only.. .20c. Look out for four more next week and then Ax BiLLy. Persunal . W. W. Haines went to Halsey this morning, Win Weber, of Junction, spent Sun day In Eugene. Clarence Keene returned from Salem this afternoon. Prof. McElroy returned to Salem yesterday morning. Senator MoClung weut to Salem this morning to resume hie duties. Geo. 0. Yoran went to Salem this morning on military matters. Attorney Skipworth wits in Ju no tion City today on legal business. Rev. Stravens is home from Menroe where he held services yesterday. Representative Hlllegas was on the local train bound for Salem this morn ing." : Geo. W. Pickett will not leavo for San Francisco until tomorrow even ing. Chas. Friendly has been Interview ing his customers here the last day or two. I Rev. J. C. Richardson returned home from Southern Oregon this morning. Secretary of State Klncaid and Re presentative Baker spent Sunday in Portland. Representative Bhmdell, of Douglas county, after spending a couple of days here, returned to his labors at Salem yesterday. Senator A. W. Gowau, of Harney, Grant and Morrow counties, spent last night ni Eugene returning to Salem this morning. C. D. Hardesty, a former resident of this city, Is visiting . here. Hs recently traded his lots in Ashland for a farm near Brownsville. Miss Stella Dorris will sing a solo, "To Seville" at a public I. O. O. F. In stallation at the Marquam Grand thea tre in Portland this evening. F. E. Dunn will leave tomorrow night for New York to purchase a large stock of new goods. Ha will take back with him two carloads of hops. Mayor Friendly and Charles Lauer wertt to Portland yesterday morning to attend tho, funeral of the late Levi White which occurred this afternoon. Saturday's Salem Statesman: D. W.'Coolldge, secretary of the state board of equalization, was assisting County Clerk Eblen yesterday after noon la his office work. Miss Edythe Hofiman and Miss Hower leave Thursday night for Los Angeles, Calif. Miss Hoffman goes to visit Mrs. Nellie Gllbert-Kuapp and will be absent about two mouths. J. Mi Prouty and Miss J. V. Prouty left this mornig for a visit with rela tives in Iowa, the former going to Ruthven and the latter to Emmets burg. They went over the Union Pa cific . Forest Grove Times: C. E.Bailey, who has been employed in a drug store at Eugene, was home Saturday and Sunday. He has taken a position with the Blumauer-Frank Drug Co., of Portland. Rev. B. F. Bonnell, who recently accepted the pastorate of the Christian church in this city, left on last night's overland train for Santa Rosa, Cal., to accompany his family here. Ho ex pects to be absent about ten days. Chas. D. Thomas, well known here, who has been clerking in a Florence drug store for a couple of years has re signed his position on account of ill health and retired to his ranch. Thomas Luckey goes to Salem to morrow moraine, at the request of Secretary of State Klncaid, to accept position at the state house during the legislative session as assistant Janitor. He was requested to bring along some carpenter tools so he could repair biok en desks, etc. Selecting Jurors. The commis sioners court is busy this afternoon se lecting 200 taxpayers who will act as Jurors in the circuit court for tho year 1895. Several gentlemen have Impor tuned members of tb court to have their names placed un this list. Of course they are ignorant of the law passed at the last legislature making this a misdemeanor. POSTOFFICE REPORT. Uuslness Done During Quarter Eud- tug December 111, 181)4. The last quarter, from Ootober 1 to Deo. 31, inclusive, has been one of prosperity for the Eugene postoffloe, the receipts of sales aud money orders exceeding by a considerable amount, those of any other equal period of time in the history cf the ofllce. At the so licitation of a Guard reporter, tho ef ficient postmaster, Thos. J. Craig, kindly furnished the following statis tics whloh makes a favorable showing for tho office: Amount of postaite stamps, postage due stamps, news paper aud periodical stamps, stamped envelopes, newspa per wrappers, special deliv ery Btamps and postal cards Bold during the quarter $1,618 70 Box rents for quarter 260 00 Total receipts $1,778 70 MONEY ORDER DEPARTMENT. Receipts 982 Domestlo orders $4,940 28 Fees on same 47 09 17 Foreign orders.... 192 29 Fees 2 90 Total money order receipts $5,182 51 Disbursements 849 Domestic orders paid .........$8,220 04 8 Foreign orders paid 800 50 Total $8,526 54 Silver Lake Fire Heroes. The Lakeview Examiner says there were at least three heroes that went to their death to save the lives of others in the Silver Lake hall fire that killed 40 people: - " Clay Martin came out with T. J. La- brio's child his in arms, but seeing that bis wife waa not there, ho started baok. Several pcrsoiiB tried to keep him out, but he pushed in, with the child still in his arms, saying, "I am going to save 'Becky'," his wife. He and the child were not seen agalu. Wood Hurst, familiarly known as "Senator" Hurst, wbo had recently been married, oould not find Bis wife outside, and, notwithstanding the many entreaties to stay out, he went to save her. lie was lost. Frank Ross did the same. His mother was inside and he wanted to save her. Without a doubt each one of these men blocked the narrow passage and prevented others from getting out. Mrs. Dr. Owsley and her sister, Mrs. Snelline. when last seen were kneeling side by side, praying fervently, as if they knew it was their last moment on earth. Others were seen to be run nine about, aimlessly dazed, and might have escaped had. they not lost their presence oi mina. Was OVEB-cURtous. Sunday's Portland Sun: Duncan McDonald, formerly employed on the steamer Eu gene, who is serving a sentence of 100 days for a murderous assault on a wo man whom he professed to love, was yesterday arraigned before Justice Geia- ler on the oharge of defacing a build ing. It is alleged that while in Jail and acting as a trusty, he broke the lock of the door leading into the female cells at the county Jail, with the Inten tion of making an entrance. McDon ald pleaded not guilty and asked that his examination be contineed until Monday, which was granted. To Rosebubo. B. T. Bryan and E. L. Fisher, both employes of the Palace laundry, will soon start In the same business for themselves at Roseburg. They are bright, honest apd energetio young business men and understand their business thoroughly, and we can assure the people of Roseburg that they will have a laundry conducted on a business-like basis and one from which none but the best work will be turned out Mr. Bryan Is out there now and Mr. Fisher will leave In about three weeks. , Discharged. John and George Allen appeared before Justice Wheeler this morning for trial, but after the evidence was all in they were dis charged from custody. The affair ap pears to have been a general wrangle over the domestic infelicities of Bos quet and his wife and. the charge against the Aliens In the main seems to have been pure fabrication. WE STILL HOLD THE MEDAL. Laue County Is in no Danger of Losing Her (Juu-accideut Medal. Gun, revolver and didn't-know-lt-was-loaded accidents have been scarce for several months, aud other counties have been slipping up on Lane county with the intention of taking away her medal as the banner gun-accident county in the state. But we have tak en a frail start again. This morning about 7:30 o'clock, while Ed Poill a student of the Uni versity of Oregon, was coming over from his home at Springfield, he met with a painful acoldent, the same hap pening when he was near Edwin Jud kin's residonoe, about one mile east of town. In his right coat pocket was a re volver, aud as he was study lug on the way down, his hand unconsciously found Its way into the pocket where the revolver was. The "guu" was a double-action one, and, In an evil moment he pulled the trigger. Burled in thought on his lessons, this was an easy thiug for him to do wlthoutbelng aware of his actions. Very few per sons there are who, while in a deep study, will not toy with anything their hands come In contact with. His clothing was set on fire by the dis charge alBO. Ho found his way to Mr. Judkins' house and his burning clothing waa extinguished and Dr. Palue was sent for to attend the injured boy. On ar riving tho doctor found that the ball had entered the right leg Just below tho groin and ranged downward toward the knee, where it lodged about 10 inches from where it entered. The ball was removed and tho wound dressed carefully. It was a flesh wound tho ball not coming In contact with the bone on its course down. With good care, this victim of his thoughts and a loaded revolver, will be, in a couple of weeks, limping along the road to recovery at a very fair gait. Wo venture to assort he will be more careful of what he "monkeys" with in the future. D. P.'Ttiompaoa Mar Rtt. : Salem, Jan. 20. Tho train which arrlvod from Portland tonight carried as passengers H. F. Gulllxson, advance guard of tho Dolph army, and a few senators and representative Among the latter were Rinearson, of Claokamas, Baker, of Lane, and Pat terson of Morrow.. A majority of the members of the legislature who left the capital on Thursday and Friday will not return before tomorrow. Sen ator Dolph and followers are expected on the morning train. The venerable senator dues not look upon bis return to tho senate as an as sured fact, and it la said he and bis ar my of supporters will not give up the task of canvassing for votes until the last moment. There Is some talk to night of the entrance of D. P. Thomp son, of Portland, into the senatorial confllot as a dark horse. Bucklea's Arnica Salve. The Best Salvo lu the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever Soros, Tettor, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Plies, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect saiiHiaoiiou or money refunded. 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