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About Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1895)
DAILY EUGENE GUARD. MONDAY, - JAN. 21. 1895. Belmont, Stanford, El Mas Noble, La Crema, AaU otter Drands ol Celebrate! Cigars. Full line of CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCOS, Candies and Nuts, It Julius Qoldsmitrs.- Nert door to notel Eugene. Call at the Great Bale at F. E. Dunn's. A big drop lu all kinds of Jeworly at H. N. Grain's. Frank 4 Bon are putting an elevator in tbelr (tore. , Pure peach, apple and prune bran dies at Renshaw's. Ask for the new U. of O. 60 cigar. Home manufacture. The La Crema 10c cigar la still In the lead. Home manufacture. Renshaw's wholesale liquor store bos some flue prune, peach and apple brandies. Cook's Cotton Hoot Compound; a recent discovery. At Yerino ton's drugstore. Bee the elegant line of Watches and and Chains; awful cheap, at H. N. Grain's. Stop puzzling your brains. Dr. Lowe can work It out for you with a pair of his spectacles. Make Wisdom's Violet Cream oue of your regular toilet preparations if you want a beautiful complexion. Osiiukn & DkLa.no. - The department store of Eugene. Crowded rooms. Lots ol customers. F. E. Dunn. Silver novelties of all kinds make fine Christmas presents, at H. N. Craln's. A fine line of diamonds, going very cheap, at H. N. Chain's. If you want something for a presont you can And it, and the price to suit, at H. N. Craln's. A cup of Parks' Tea at night moves the bowels in the morning without fialn or discomfort. It is a great leulth giver and blood purlller. Hold by A. Ykkinuton. Bulla to order, $15 to $40. Pants do., $4 to $12, for sale by Lee TeuUch at A. V. Peters'. Also Long Handle Se curity dust pans. Queen of Hearts is tho name of a new 60 cigar. They are small but very fine. Home manufacture. The overland train due at 2:44 this morning arrived at 0:20. The cars were covered with snow. ' The delay was caused by snow and slides near Bisson. BHILOU'tt CURE, the great Cough and Croup Cure, is In great demand. Pocket size contains twenty-five doses, only 25c. Children love It. Bold by Henderson A Linn. Housekeeper who got their hands in bad condition by constant housework, avoid that by using Wisdom's Violet Cream. 26 ots a bottle. Ohburn & DkLano. E. J. McClanahan and Joseph Koch have bad their offices in the Laue County Bank block newly fitted up aud they are now among the finest furnished offices in the city. Karl's Clover Boot, the great Blood Purifier, gives freshness aud clearness to the Comploxiou aud cures Coustlpa' Hon. 85 ots., CO cts., $1.. Bold by Heudurson Liun. Mrs. T. B. Hawklus, of Chattanooga, Tenn.; says: "Shllo'a Vitallier 'Saved My Llfo.' I consider it the best reme dy for a debilitated system I ever used." For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kid ney trouble It excel. Price 75 cents. Bold by Henderson & Linn. Pendleton E. O: "Irving MeQuary's paper will remove from Bexburg, JUalio, to Bt, Anthony, the county seat of Fremont county, the same state. McQuary calls his paper tho Bllver Hammer." McQuary was here awhile and talked of establishing a paper at BprlugQeld. Parks' Bure Cure Is a positive spool do in all diseases of the Liver and Kid neys. By removing the uric acid In the blood It cures Rheumatism. 8. li Basford, of Carthago, a Dakota, says "I believe Parks' Bure Cure excels all other medicines for lthoumallsm aud Urinary disorders." bold by A. Ykk inuton. Harrlsburg Review: "Mrs. Dr. Heudrex wont to Albany Monday morning to be in attendance upon her daughter, Mr. W. H. Davis, who is In very poor health." Mrs. Davis1 maiden name was Miss Dora Heudrex, ana was wen xuown 111 Eugene. Portland Telegram: The steamer Elmore, the best boat and heaviest car rler ever built for the Willamette river, will be ready for service about Febru ary 1. 8be la built by the OR, N. Co., and in additlou to the freight terento being protected, the paaseuger business lias been looked aher, the cabin being as finely equiped as that ofauy boat ruuulug on the Columbia river. Florence needs a pbysli-ian badly. Bboes are flying. Prices are falling at F. E. Dunn's Shoe Store. Just drop in at Hall A Bon's and see tbelr new and beautiful stock. The river is at the 4.2 stage, a fall of two inches during the last 24 hours. . Full line of stoves. F. L. Chambers. Peach, apple aud prune brandies, for medical and family use, at Renshaw's. Blank covers for legal papers, and legal blanks for sale, at the Guard olllce. Hall & Son will have the finest dis play of Christmas goods ever offered in this city. F. E. Dunn Is doing a good business during his Bale. A. B. Mcllwain, who died suddenly at Albany the other day, left an estate valued at $00,000. The biggest slaughter of Jewelry, Clocks and Watches ever known in Eugene at H. N. Craln's. Old procrastination is responsible for many a useless eye. Why not see Dr. Lowe today, at Hotel Eugene. Renshawbas on hand a consign ment of pure apple, peach and prune brandies. "A thing of beauty is a Joy forever." What is prettier than white well-kept hands? Use Widsom's Violet Cream. 25c. Ohburn & DeLano. Ed Judkins lost about $100 worth of household furniture and clothing by the burning of his cabin across the river the other day. The Eugene foot ball team leturnod home from Drain on yesterday morn ing's train. They are loud in praise of the treatment received by the normal school boys. Parks' Cough Byrup cuies Coughs Colds and Consumption. Mrs. Cath erlne Black of Le Roy, N. Y., says: "I took one bottle of Parks' Cough Syrup. It acted like magic. Stopped my cough and I am perfectly well now." Bold by A. Ykrinoton. Wanted. County aud city war rants. The highest price will be paid. Ciias Lauer. Cash. THIS IS OF Reminder &st DRESS GOODS ! FLANNELS ! SILKS! Ginghams, Hosiery, Underware, Mus- lius, Sheetings. All classes of Do mestics, Outing Flannels, Cot . ton Flannels, Clothing. BOOT8 AND SHOESIjl Carpets, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Hats, Eta; Blankets, Comforters, Laces, and Embroi dering, In fact every department In our store will share its part In our GREAT ' SALE. Note the Prices Quoted on Boots and Shoes. Dress Goods! ruamws. We will jiaoe nn salo Saturday morn ing evwy single yard of Frenoli, Ger man and English hlgh-olass novelty goods, at a reductlou of 83J and 60 per cent. Our word as business men baokt up this statoment. 600 yards all wool Scotch mixtures; plaids, check aud fancy dress goods, 40 inches wide 35 cents per yard. 500 yards (12 colors) plain cashmere, 15 cents per yard.' Plain Hourlotta, 25, 86, 50 and 75 cents per yard. Every one a trade winner. Our Linen Department Is re presented In our Show Window. NOTE THIS: Silks, Velvets AND TRIMMINGS In this line of our de partment, Is the most complete Iu the city. Japan Silks, all colors. 85 cents tor yard. Faucy Trlmminir Silks from fifi canta to tl .00 per yard. Now la vonr h MM Ito buy silks at the lowtst prices. Handkerchiefs. Xotwttliatnii.lltiiy H,n tii....n.. ulA .u viijoyeu on mis line auring the Hol- Mays, we have yet many beautltul handkerchiefs lull, that we will ar range in rour groups as follows: pdos values 15 and 25c. ..10 o ,0 25 anri Sfin.. lBJo ,iO " " Aim..! 7A o Japau silk, 50 cent quaJlty""!..".",""a5 o Buy Your Towels and Linon. Now) 1 Returned Home. The Eugene public school football team returned borne yesterday morn ing from Drain in a contented and well satisfied frame of mind, and well tbey might with the score iu tbelr favor at a rate of 18 to 0. The gentle men who accompained the team stated it was oue of the cleanest games it has been their good fortune to witness. The boys are loud Ju praise of the hospitality of the professors and stud ents of the Drain normal school, aud will hold in their memory only pleas ant thoughts of the kindness shown them. Tbey were met at the train by a large crowd of students and the college band and were escorted to the dormitory, which was their home while in Drain. An oyster supper was tendered the boys to which they did full Justice with an appetite born by hard practice combined with a healthy physique. We don't know as we ought to say so, bu t the boys all unite in declaring thtft there are more pretty girls to the square foot in Drain than any town they have ever been in before' Additional Locals. A considerable number of local items will be fouud on the third page of to day's Guard. Bead them, and also every ad. How's Tills. We offer one handled dollars reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catlarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY St CO., Props. Toledo, O. We the underftlicned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 16 years and believe him perfectly honorable In all business transactions and fin ancially able to carry out any obligation made by their firm. West St Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Waldins. Klnnan St Marvin, Wholesale Drug gists, Toledo, Ohio. Halt's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, aottiiff directly upon tho blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price, 760. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free. Died. At Junction City, January 10, 1805, J. A. Parker, aged 76 years. He was one of the early Lane county pioneers, and at one time resided in tills city. He leaves a wife to mourn bis death. The burial took place in the I. O. O. G. cemetery, west of Junc tion City, this afternoon. F. E. Dunn has a new ad In today's paper. C3-R E A D Ladies' Underware. Extraordinary Chance! You never bought bigh-clnss under ware bs you will buy them here while this matchless oflerlnir lasts. I Ladies' all wool Ribbed Vestas.. ..$ 65 " " Pants... 65 " " " com'tlon. Suits.... V 00 " Cotton R'bed Heavy Vests 40 " " " " PanU.... 40 " " " " com. suits.... 40 We have some vests even at.... 10 Our Linen Department will be lively from Saturday on. Don't pass this Line. m- r7 THIS. Ml W 111 II in, BEGINNING SATURDAY. .TAINT AO a qok Successful storekeepmg coes not mean gigantic profits It means selhug goods contimially.-constantly. SELLING season able goods EVEN AT A LOSS! before keeping U,em over for many months. Wonro ,uicfi " .r ,0.r . l1 lol Whlln vmi 0 , " Note carefully the quotations under their respective headings. Don't forget we offer a big re duction In our mens' and boys clothing. Ladies, Shoes I READ I I THIS In this department we especially court comparison. We wlsli to establish oiiu umiumiu a reputation, anil In wayof Introduction we will Win as follows and soil; 8 Ladles' pebble groin per pair., t 90 " doiiirola cloth top " i 45 ( hint's Infant shoes. , q Misses American kid '75 " school shoe ' 1 00 bii;S.S. " c" i . -c Shoes. 8ee our "ne of Tonight: Th Titiull Sisters supported by Ford's company will give "M'LIss" at Parker's opera house tonignu ru class acting, beautiful dancing, fine costumes and good singing will be as tured by the presence of the Tittell Bisters who are talented actresses and have drawn crowded houses and won unstinted praise in Portland and Seat h It will be a treat. Don't miss H. Tomorrow night "Frou Frou" will be played. ' Went to Portland. J. E. Drucks, of Los Angeles, Cal., who has been in Eugene for two or three uaysiooaiug at the field for a flourlug mill, went to Portland Sunday morning to look af ter his property interests at that place. He has a very favorablo opinion of tho Held here, but has not determined yet whether he will locate here "or not. At present he is awaiting au answer from the Messrs. Edrls on the question of price of power. A Live Town. Albany Daily Demo crat: "The Eugene Guard Is so crowded with home advertising that it Is running an extra page. Two men alone are running half page ads. That is Eugene style and it at least does much to makeoutsiders think the city is a live business center." It Is not a make-you-believe proposition. The merchants here actually sells the goods. Looks Like Business. A large nlanoi arrived here last night direct from the east for the box and basket factory. This looks like business. The croakers will have to take a back seat. . ' Fined $8. William Dority, arrested Saturday night for being drunk, was fined this morning by Recorder Dorris. He paid over the mouey to the city and departed a sadder but wiser ninrj. Probate Matters. In tho matter of the estate of Isaac Cook, deceased. Administrator files his second semi annual statement together with 14 vouchers; approved. Glass cut to order. F. L. Chambers. INTEREST TO YOU, E V E R Y fflasliiis. "limited." On this line we quote the lowest fig ures, aud iu order that each custom er may get an equal benefit of the great cut In price we will be obliged to limit the purchase of each buyer to $2. Lcnsdale, 4-4 bleached, 14 yds $1. Fruit 4 4 bleached, 15 yds 1. Hope. 44 bleached. 1ft vria 1 CaUit A, 4-4 unbleached, 18 yds 1. 8 State 4-4 unbleached. 20 vda 1. House llnlug we quote at 2Jc v,.UI o 1,1.11 civcuijurs, and will kpII worth of stuffs AT EVEN LKSS THAN Tine ii'nnt 4-K mi . . ' U1U,U' ims Domestics. READ Tills. WeBre "-'ways ahead with this line On t ng Flannel., lat nuality 8C per d "V"K I ,lnnnp . Kod colorV, Wtor II Cotton ! launeis, 10c and upwards. Wool Flannels, 20c and upward t nn'Tn """,y wl" ' Aort dm. u,isirr,rmeer,a,,,iy m Our linens Must be seen to be appreciated. "We have cut tS Remember we will ninfco eaorton Ladies'oes The Big Sale at P. E, DU N N'S Will continue until the 12th day of Feb'y. I start for New York tomorrow to lay in the Largest Stock of Imported and Domestic Dry Goods ever brought to this citv. I will buy myself from the factories. We have a large store to will be bought. : F. What I tell you about my GOODS is so at least I believe it to be so. So when I say that: ."THAT COUGH MEDICINE":: Will cure your Cold, it will do it at least I believe that it will. Every Bot tle Guaranteed. YURINOTON'S 9th 8t Drag Store, CON8ER BLOCK. Or. Price's Cream Baking Powder World's Fair Highest Award. F. C. POTTS, H Iflanqfaeturer Above Horn Eugene, L IN E Sheetings, "limited.- In this line we will be compelled to pursue the same course as that of the muslins, limiting the purchase to 14. Piquot, 6 4 bleached.. .....12 per yd. 9-4 bleached 16 per yd. 10-4 bleached 18i per yd. 6-4 unbleached 12 per yd. 8 4 unbleached 13 per yd. 9-4 unbleached 14i per yd. 10 4 unbleached 16j per yd. Pleas? oote tip? prie?$. 18 the argument for GLOVES AND CORSETS. We will surprise you In this line especially the low prices. Our reputa tion is established in these two lines, as well as In all the other lines we carry. We have a tew odd corsets that we offer, "such as C P., Boyal Etc.," at 75c and 50c cacfi. We will give you during this sale the best Glove you ever had for $1 per Ak t0' wo these Gloves; It will be worth your time. I FiidiS?!. brin9 your Eyes and fill, consequently lots of ennA E. DUNN. GO TO, , TO IHI UUSINO BB&NDS Or CIGARS and TOBACCO, ALSO.. Confectioner), Nuts and Soda Water. FRUITS IN SEAS0N.- Best selected line of smoker articles to ton Dav & Henderson, Undertakers and Embalmers. Cor Wil. and 7th jts. O ' o O O of pine Cigars. & Paino's Gun Store, Oregon. We. still maintain our reputation of carrying the finest and most com plete stock of clothing in the city. Note our reductions: Mens' $7 50 now offered at .'..$ 4 00 " 12 60 ' " " S 00 " 16 50 " " " 10 Ot " 20 00 " " " 16 00 . " 80 00 " " " 22 n Our Overcoats, BOYS CLOTHING AND PANTS will be sold proportionately LOW. Remember our dress goodi will be sacrificed. . Hats. We will sell during this sale the Latest stvles at the LOWEST Prices. If you want a hat call t"l get our prices. Have You Read this entire Advertisement? We will main tain every offer! Gents' Underware. Mens' nil wool shirts ond drawers, each Mens all wool shirts and drawers, AAnl. ., 1 W Wl Mens' mixed, good quality, each. W 11 L?it As our line is very large we csnnol quote prices of all grades. Over Shirts, pia 17171 Shirts, Efc. All share in the Reduction. Ribbons. bedtbi. We have a very complete line of colon In all widths. We offer: . Nos. 9, 12 and 16 10 cents pel ' J"f Nos. 6, and 7 6 cents rys Nos. 1 and 2 25 cento jrM; Carpets. We have the only complete Carpet r,artn,ent in the city. VVe quoU. Ing this sale the lowest prion offered. ,d. Three ply carpets 'SSeryi Extra Buper, all wiail CJid. TaplHtry Bnnwcle ,HberJ- Body Brussels Kryd. Union Carpet Every department in our hou Is a complete stolth1- Gash
