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About Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1897)
Letter Heads, Bill Heads, State mi nt3. Cards Envelopes. Posters, Programs, Legal B anks, Etc Etc PRINTED LT THE GUSF.O OFFICE.- . . Fon thsy Appreciate It. L,n pe-ingUtHey o;ot over"""" EUGEN'E, OH EGO NT, SATURDAY E VEXING. FEBRUAHY 13. 1897. Vol. 12. NO. 59 WITH THIS WEEK WE CLOSE OUR 5th Semi Annual Clearance Sale The broken lots and Will all be sold at a To clear away for our spring goods Eemnants Dress Goods. Odd Lots from Every Department. This is the Go to Band's New Drug Store For DeWltts Cough Cure, -DeWltt's Ear ly Risern, King's Discovery for Con nimptlon, Chamberlain's Cough Cure, SIiIIoIi'b Consumption. Cure, Buck lens' Aruiea Halve, and all patcut medicine, of which he has a complete line. - . To Care a Cold In One Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab ts. All druggists refund the money if it falls to cure. 25o. Green Bone. Fisher & Watkins ire now prepaied to furnish green bone freshly ground. It is guaranteed to make bens lay. Buy some and try it Any sarsaparilla Is sarsapa rilla. True. So any tea is tea. So any flour Is flour. But grades differ. You want tht best. It'a o with sarsaparilla. There are grades. You want the best If yon understood sarsaparilla as well as you do tea and flour it would be easy to. determine. But you don't How should your When you are going to buy a commodity whose value you don't know, you pick out an old established house to trade with, and trust their ex-, perience and reputation. Do so when buying sarsaparilla. Ayer's Sarsaparilla has been on the market 50 years. Your grandfather used Ayer's. It is reputable medicine. I tn r many Sanapai: aom hut onlv nam Avar1. It cures. Sarsaparilla Sense. Hundreds of Remnants. Odds and Ends short lengths, Sacrmce Short Lengths of Silks and Trimmings. Don't fail to attend last chance of Great Bargain Sale. There is Nothing eo Good. There Is uolliinc jutt as good as Dr King's New Discovery for Consump tion. Couehs and Colds, so demand 11 and do not permit the dealer to sell vou some substitutn. He will not claim there Is anything better, but in order to make more prolit lie runy claim something to bo just as good. You want Dr King's New Discovery because you know it be safe and reliable and guaranteed to do good or money refunded. For Coughs, Colds, Con- sumntlon and for all affections of Throat, Chest and Luues, there is nothing so gooc'i as is Dr King' JNew Discovery. Trial bottle free at Hen derson & Linn's drug store. Regular size 50 cents and $1.00. Boot End Shoe Repairing. I have opened up a boot and shoe repair shop in the Matlock building on Eighth street. First class work nt prices to suit the times. I am here to stay. Call and get acquainted. Kd Cluke. nnnva P1I.K BCPPOH1TOBY. uM ...... Dlloa nnrl CnnHtilial IOH two stamps lor clrc ilar end ireo H"'P' ' M A HTIN K( UY. KeEiSWitcu rum '""""i nrn-uiMs hi -j Oregon by Osburn 4 Delano v r anxious to do a little good in -..rM and can think of no pleas anter or better way to do It than by recommending One Minute coug.. Cure aa a preventive or pneumonia, consumption and other jgffi troubles mui "":; r.n. WBUUI U Mju-" DRINK Oleinhafd's ON SALE AT ALL SALOONS. Bottle Beer for Fails. W. MAYER, Agt Our Great Broken lots of Hosiery and Underwaer. From the Clothing Department Odd Suits for Men and Boys . . our Kalrniouut Item?. Feb; 10, '07. The young child of Mr Ivy is st!ll very low. v Ban- aud Wooley are cutting wood on Patterson's Island. Mr A V Lamb Is improving very fast. Fred Hnmscy is grubbing for A J Chapman. Rev C A Wooley preached here lost evening. A good attendance. Mrs A J Chapman has adopted the young child of Mr Jirtris, wnose wue died a few days ago, of consumption. Mr J B England of Row River is visiting Rev C A Wooley. Mr Oblsom ha9 accepted a position ia Barr Bros & Co's Cuttlery factory. We wish blm success. Rev Frank Day, of Eugene, filled the pulpit here Sunday evening. Rev A C Wooley returned home from Cottage Grove on the oerlnd yesterday morning. " Mi Enoch Fisher, of Eugene, spent Inst evening with friends here. Remember the entertainment at the linll the 20th. Stevb. Didn't Want to Jlove. Tho Dalles-Times Mountaineer: Re cently Special Agent Sherwood, of tho Indian department, held a council with about 25 Indians who live near Tumwateron tho Columbia, for the purpose of ascertaining If they would .,u,.iit in tmlnir moved to the Yaki ma reservation. The old uraves wnu had made Turawatcr their horns so long, wore loth to loave tho scenes of their childhood and the place where their ancestors had lived long belore (he whlto man Invaded tneir ierriu j and by a unanimous vote decided not to accept the proffer of the government to move thorn. The matter Is left to the option of tho Indians, hence the 0 )lony at Tumwater will not be dis turbed. The Indium will bo allowed ...n.invluirs ilioff were bred and born, to pursue the even tenor 01 man way, living on salmon aud smoking the plp of peace, a they have f .r many generations. i-in ti,:i cltv. a iadies' gld - - ' , pin. Kinder lll pleaie leave at tins emember this Glove Selling Extraordinary You know our kid glove policy. the Sale East Oregonian Congratulates. 1 'Ira Camubell. editor and proprietor of the Eugene GUARn, was married Saturday evening to Mrs Ida JN v razer, at Eugene, the home of eacli. sir anu Mrs Campbell left immediately for Portland, and from there tooK tue Eislbouud train, passing through Pendlctou tills morning. They will go first to St Louis, and after visiting there for a few weeks, will leave for an extended trip through Mexico, with tho (Jitv of Mexico as their headquar ters during their stay In that country. Thev will bo away from home for two or three months, and return to go to housekeenins in Eugene. "Mrs Frazer was formerly a lesideul oPthis cltv and has uunurom rrleuus here. Mr Camnbcll has been for many years In control ol the Dally Eugene Guard, and is personally well Known among the newspaper fraternity of (iri-frnn. Ifls friends are lesion, and not one ntnotic the craft but will ex fruit to him and his estiuiuble bride thu linarllent. nonirruttllllllOllS and wishes for hnppl ness." WnlterTllle items. 1 ' Fkb. 8, 1807. March showers and spring flowers will trail be here. The river Is up again, making the ferry boat very difficult to handle. Wultcrvllle is still on the boom. Several hemes are ready for paint aud Iiavld Brook's house and barn wll soon be finished. School will be out the o'ghteeoth Initant. Many of the pupils com rom up the McKenzle to attend scnooi at this pui.it. " Oscar Mjllican Is Mocking bis ranch with cattle. I ester Luckey, of Salem, is visltli g with J. W. Shumate. 8 Stneed has about two hundred w alnut trees on his ranch. When we consider that the intes tines am about five times aa long as the budy, we niii realize the Intense sufleriiig experienced when they are Inflamed. DeWltt's Colic and Cholera Cure subdues Inflammation at once and completely removes the difficulty Ohiukn & DnliAMO. this is the Last X Big Blanket Bargains, "White all wool blanket $2-50. Nash-Ellis Alumni Concert. I'KOCIRAAt: I. Weber Concert-Biuoa (Orchestral parts arranged for 2d piano) MR. NASH AND MISS JJOU1UH. 2 Weber-Reoltatlve and Aria "Softly Sighing'' from Dcr Frelschutz Miss Ellis Bethoveu... .....Barata op. 81 No 8 Mr Nash. 4. Wagner "breams- Paladllhe "Chant Busse" D'Albort "The Maiden and .-. the Butterfly. Miss Ellis. 6. Chaulmade ...Air de Ballet. Chopin Funeral March. Chopin Polonaise In aflat. Mu. Nash. A Very Severe llebuke In adminlstorod by the utomaoh when U fuuo tlon.aro abued. Indlioretloni In eating or drink, aro requited In tho first Instanco by acuto IndlKoMlon, Wnlch, It lujudlclouiljr treated or disregarded, spoodllr merges Into chronic dyspepsia. Moth, fortunately, aro sure ly eradlcablo with Ilostottor's Btoniacll Ulttors, a tonic and alterative as highly ostcomed by tho midleal profession aa by tho gonoral pub 11c. The nervous trouble and disturped nightly ..ttu ...nnutii viih rivsncnsla. are soon re'llevcd by the Hitters, which Is 1 also a pre- Mmplalnts, and an lii'vlgoranl of sterling j. ounhly relieved ny it. A wUieglwsful before meals Imnarts ai.putlto, which can be satisfied wimout discomfort throiigta Its renulatlna and ionic Inlluonces. Use It syslomatlcally aud per. sistcntly. m Applicants. County Schoo Superintendent C S Hunt has complet ed the work of examining applicants for teacher's certlllcalce. xuore were vo applicants in the class, 83 being for cnuntv certificates. 7 for state diplomas and 8 for state certl flea tee. One or two dropped out during the examina tion. It will be about a week before the work of examining the papers will be completed and tho successful ones known. Tub Last Week. This is the last week of 8 II Frlendly's great semi annual sale. He still has hundreds of remnants odds and ends that he wlil dispose of at greatly reduced bar gains. Call before this sale closes. Bam Keller ACo., Bankers and Brokers, N Y., desire a resident agent at Eugene. It is very lucrative. An dreas Geo H Casedy, Oeu. Agt., Seat tle, Wash., Room 612-ol3, Wash ington building Broken lots from the Shoe department for $1.00. A Karc Opportunity. The "New Education" Book kr-ep- " lug, or Tablet System is a great 1m nrnvement on the old text book moth- od of learning hook keeping. It Is teaching by actual praotlce. Highly recommended by educators an over tho country. The Sisters of Mercy aio propared to teach this system, and will organize a olass on Wednesday, Feb. 17th, at their school on Wlllamotlo street. Those who desire to enter the oIbbs may call on that day from 4 to 5 p. m., or from 7 to 8 p m. Bible Institute. Tonlirht In the M E chtiroh at 7:8) o'clock President Nowlln gives an ad dress on "Tbo Bible." Special music. Rundav at 8:80 a m In Congregational ohuroh, "How to be a Christian," fol lowed by consecration service. (Sun day evening at 7:30 In M E ohurch the final address by President Newlln on "The True Freedom of tho Christian Life." Mrs Brooks will sing. Found, Something has long been sought to . take the place of pills. Many things have been tried aud found wanting. Yerinciton's Pleasant Liquid Pnvait) fills the bill. It Is not drastic It does not gripe and Is free from socondary constipating cllecis. ine ideal physic for children, aj aoses 20 ceuls. Ask Yerir.gton about It. A Curd, Anyone desiring veterinary gorvlco will find me at any time by Inquiring at Oaburn & DoLano's drug store or nt Gray & Son's grocery store. I prepare my own medicines and bavo not loft them on sale at any store. Dr. Boai-er, V. S. lUnRKAii Social Tho Datighlors of Rebekah lodge will gl.-o nu enter tainment and social dauo at Armory hall Monday eveulug, February 22d. Admission 25 cents. It would lie bard to coi vlnce a man sulTcrlng from bilious ci'llo that his agony is due to a raicrob.i with an un. pronouneable name. But onedosoor DeWltt's Colic and Cholern't tiro will convince him of Its power to aflord instant relief. It kills pain. Obuurn & DkLano. J office.