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About Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1898)
Cpouided.... EUGENE RT 50 Gents fl month. With -work is tho (Jvard job department. The work is neat and prices are right. VOL.13. EUGENE, OKEGON, TI III US DAY EVENING. JANUAHY 13, 1898. NO 190 HAMPTON SPECIAL SALE THIS WEEK ON Curt and mped Goods... LE COVERS. CALL AND SEE .....THEM CHRISTMAS BOOKS. : CALL S1TY CALL AT THE , If you wish to see the finest ' display of Holiday and Christmas Books ever brought to Eugene. , Entire stock just received ' "direct from Chicago. H. G. MILLER, Proprietor. AlR-TlGHT- . . . STOVES Are taking the' l.tad Over all Heating Stoves, LOOK at PRICE BUY Them nun They will suit you. We keep the only genuine air-tight GOLD DUST Smokeless powder and EXCELSIOR Blcik fcwtkr leaded shells kept by us... S. L. LONG. jiliiiifii 0 ;:i ; I 'I WATER heater that uses otherwise waste heat. Takes plase of water-back in stove. It never stops up or burns out. ; Hot water in five minutes and plenty of it. No more troub le about baking. Pays for it self by saving wood. Satis faction or no pay. Ask G. B. Chrisman about it. FOR 5ALE BY.... ELKS' CHARITY BALL. The Proceeds, $70.23, Turned Over To The Woman's Relief Corps. At Iti.oliiiiuii. 'UIKd, regular meeting of Eugene Femi.lt) IielD furnished frcn. v.m. plovmeut Agency, at Mrs Alexander's. coruer Eleventh Hud Oak streets. Lodgo, No 357, Jil'O Elks, the. mutter was up for tile disnoMil nf 11... ..,( ceeds of theCharity liall given by that oroer lurigimas Eve. The committee made a renort. )mv. ing that 107 tickets went told at one dollar each, while the exiiensea wri $:i0.75, making the net nrocceils t7n '.-. It wue voted nnutiliiiniiuiu i.. the money over to the Wotiiau's be lief Corps of Eugene, who will use It to relieve the needy. Therefore, we are informed tho money m,i.. handed to the secretary if Mmi. nr. ganizatiou, Airs Ray DeLano. .Resolutions were liasseil iimiikimr the committee havinir inn i.,,.n,.r i charge, Messrs Al Hampton, A L Peter and William Mayer, also Win Alexan der for calliug i.ud all who patronized the ball. It is the iuteutiou of the onmnlxu- tiou to uive an annual Charity Ball, uud it will always be largely patronized. Letter List. Jan 1.1. 'OR Birbsou, A Hilemaii. K mum Heuzog, Valentine Smith, Fred M Smith, James M Taylor, Miss Alice Wheeler, Mrs U J. A .h.r nt ...11. u toller, given oul. l-ersous calling lor lelltr will uleusc fclalo when mlverllseij. x. iv ufeauhu.UN, ACl F M Tlio Kultnu and Uur Missionaries, Tl.o lWto .l.,......!.!.. II. -...,..11 - ..w ....... IIIIIIUUIICII Ilia 1111111 of two American Missionaries from the province (it Aleppo, on tho pretext that their mission ialikelv lnnnm Hit- turbances. "The sick man of Europe," Is as unreasonable as his political health Is fWhlu A n lirlirl.f to his obstinacy and stupidity, the peo- nlartf A Itinrinn ii ... nl. l,..l.t .. and wide the benellcenco of tho mis slon of Hostettei's Stomach Bitters, namely, to relieve and prevent mala ria, rheuma'ismand kidney complaint, ehrouio dyspepsia, constipation and lK-OI. Imlll.la 'l'l. .1 -I. ...... lici iuu3, i,u wcim and the in firm derive unspeakable hen- ciibiiuui ub use, anu 11- greatly mill gates tho weakness and iullrmlties which nrn nnpninllv ln)tflrnl. In o.i vancing years. Kilncato Tonr Ilowcls Tnih Ca.carotfi. 100, 25c. It C. 0. 0. tail, druKCists refund oiouev. .Sylvester s Caustic Pen. Indianapolis, Iud, Jan. :0. "The Mayor, East 1'ortland, Or: Im portance of full reprisi'tuaUou in con vention cannot be overestimated. Ad vise the number ot d; legates appointed. If not already, when will your board act? Answer. "II. H. Hauna, Chairman Monetary Executive Committee. (Single gold standard.) "Poiilaud, Jan 11, lS'.IS. "J I. II, llanua, Chuiiman Monetary Executive Commlltte, Indianapolis, lud: Will Keiid no rt'tirtental ivea. Favor silver dollars, not national bank rags. Congress, not youivelves can le gally act. Von should disperse. "Sylvester I'ennoyer, Mayor of Port land, Including East Portland. Wautcil. A nr ub stake to Alaska, cr n lady partner that will furnish the coin, by a business and experienced man, 40 years of uge, that can give recom mendations for ability and iniegtity. For a few days. Address I'ROSl'KCTOlt, Care Daily Ouakd, Eugeue, Oregon AN AliKAXSAS CALAMITY. About Advertising. After being preuieted for two weeks suow began falling all over the Sound country I'l'uesday morning, and, ac cording to reports from the foothills, nea'ly two feet has fallen durrng tho past -1 hours. No interruption of traffic on street-car lines at Taconia has occurred, as the snow is IMit nnd easily kept of tho tracks. Superior potorafs Excelling all other In liftliK? IrtistiG and p?rTaneit Results. Studio of tip? For Health m pleasure Drink only the purest beer ; brewed on the Pacific Coast. It is found every where, bottled ' and on tap, and is made by JQry Ueiiard Hm. flayer pot Eugene WHILE WE ARE NOT Blowing any trumpets, nor hanging any big banners on the outer walls to attract customers, Our Friends to understand that wo will not be undersold, and will duplicate any of tho prices of our competitors. All best brands calico 20 yds for $1.00 Ordinary and shirting calico zo vds lor l.UU Cabot W muslin, yard or bolt Chicago LL, best made Ladies' wool hose were 25c Ladies' wool hose ribbed top 25c Ladies' wool hose ribbed top 35c Heavy wool underwear '...$1.00 Heavy wool underwear 1 .25 Boys' and Youth's Clothing At and below cast. Special Bargains in MEN'S ALL WOOL SUITS. Reduced prices during this month. All we ask is come and price our goods, and if not as low or a little lower than others, then don't trade with us. now now now now lie oc 18c 20c 25c 75c now $1.00 J.H.McClung;. Ircrfiio Remnants III! We have a fe v cases of Perfumes left which we will sell at greatly re duced rates for a few days only. O done Sw lit tho City--Firo Add-d A man needs in busiues., more than ' """"i ieiM.na i anything else, the reputation of beiiu- he parted hilled. square, honest and uniform; and such ! a reputation is of Itself good capital. A I'ort Smith, Arkansas, dispatch of j If a man has a genius for business, Jan i ll says: t,,at m Q m 010 of ju tlKretileIltH Oneofthe most terrible storms that The mere appearance of advertising " vomiiry indicates mitt business Is being ('one tore through this city thortly before midnight. last night. Everything la in voiifusiou as the result of tha lthhI destruction or life and properly, and as yet it is impossible to give anything like an accurate estimate of the num. her killed or inlured. Klftv nersons are reported as dead and as many missing, homes have been wrecked by by the Jscore and hundreds of people aro without food or shelter. The debris of many buildings in the lodging-house .list' i t caught tire and those unfortunates wlto were were not at oi. re extiicaled ,,llv r!o,.,,t miserably by being burned or smoth ered to death. Many neonle In the outside districts were killed in the crash of falling residuuees. All the nurses and doctors that can be pressid Into service aro being utilized, and there are ii,res of temporary hospitals throughout the city. The monniG is taxed to Its utmost capacity and addi tional uoilies aro beln brought in every few minutes. Altogether the scene nt the place is sickening and horrible. A heavy rain followed the loruado and It was nrnh- ably 20 minutes bef.ire the city awoke to the fact that it had neon visited by a calamity. Tho Oro denartment w.i called out and in Iibs than 30 minutes the strocts were crowded with people and willing hands nero rendu in fon der all tho aid the emergency required. aisumaies place the number of killed ; SO and tho loss of property at 100,000. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Tht hi- A tt n or will be donu, and as long as every body piefcrs to buy of nu n of success rather than mo- of failure, just so long will the man who advertises be likely to do the business. All successful advertising Is bound together u chains of continuity. Vour ad of yesterday adds an addi tional Influence to your ad of today, and your ad of today lends an increased force to your ad of tomorrow. Each ad forni9 hut the part of a whole a ohaptor lu tho great serial or advertis ing. Stopping your advertising then Is breaking otT right in the middle of tho story, which will solely weaken i he Inlluenee of all former ohapters. Xiitico to llrWIffo Builders. Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received at the county olerk's olllce until 12 o'clock noon. January 28, 180S, for the construction oi a coverea linage across the Coast Fork river below Taylor ford, nt what in known as the Rock ford; main span to be 100 feet, with a 60-foot approach on each side. All material to lie furnished by the county. A fortified check amounting to Ii per cent of the.ainount of the bid must accompauy each hid; also plans and specifications for said bridge. Witness my haud aud official seal this 12th day of January, 1808, A C Jennings, Clerk. A New Jersoy mau, according to a dispatch, fell Into a den of 800 snakes, and thou drank whisky to ouro the bites. It is very evidont that this story was told backward. Chickens Wanted.-Highest cash price paid. Bee I E Slovens, cor nth and Pearl streets, Eugene, Or, Day & Henderson, Undertakers ni Embalmers, Cor. Wil. and 7th sts. (.'oiumissdoners' Court. E O Potter judge Decemb'rsalaryfOO 70 A S Patterson treasurer Decern- her salary 4, J0 C S Hunt school superintendent December salary 50 qq A J Johnson sheriff December f"lry i.ai 70 C L Scott deputy sheritt Decern- 'le "!'r.v 75 00 A C Jennings clerk December "'"J- 100 70 F LGibbs deputy clerk Decem ber salary 75 qq S C Dotsou ferryman December riry 38 75 12 linwen ferryman December 8:ill"T 20 00 C It Doyle nightwatch December salary 40 oo B F Russell care of puuiwrs 138 00 J M Howard care of pauper 6 70 Roney Ilros lumber and nulls 12 00 John Addison lumber and mills 0 25 WT Bailey county commissioner 88 50 W F Cnsteel road supervisor dis trict No 45 2 00 McFarland llros blacksmithlng 14 0 Heruy Heck blacksmithlng 3 76 F C White blacksmithlng 5 10 L N Finn roud work 0 00 S U Dotsou work on ferrv . at Kn James Hemenway livery 3 50 v nuuuurt pauper supplies 8 32 Win Vanduyn paup r supplies .. 3 24 A D Darker removing dead horse from road 2 60 J 8 Churohlll gravel. 11 61 M B Taliaforo gra el 1 E8 Mr Schwaring .gravel 63 T O Maxwell gravel 17 07 George Peusou gravel 25 46 J H Smith gravel 2 D7 W H Eaton road ork 80 00 George Warner road work.... , 4 60 J Y Gibson etal road work 6 50 J ci Custis road work 17 00 G C Millutt guide boards for road 4 S3 B F Eby repairs on rock orusher 1 00 Uuth liees, rope for ferry 75 Star Job olllce piloting 8 10 J C Jeiinl. gs gravel s (0 Win H Harden work on furrv is (in James Parviri pauper supplies... 8 00 F Relsuer pauper supplies 6 80 0 M Collier county surveyor 15 60 C 8 Er'nnt postage b in Weather predlotlocs for tonight and Friday: Rain. . Join the throng and avail yourself of a few more items of interest in our sacrifice sale. QUILTS. 75c Marseilles quilt $ .G2 $1.25 " " .95 1.50 " " 1.20 2.00 " " 1.G5 2.50 " ' 1.95 OUR LACE CURTAIN stock is complete with now designs and now styles of netting, such as Point do Esprit, Scotch Laco, Macra mai Nctt and some very dainty effects in fish nett mesh. They are all marked very close, but during our salo wo will shade them closer $1.00 Scotch Laco for $ .79 1.25 " " " .99 1.50 " " " 1.19 ; 1.75 " " " 1.39 2.50 " " " 1.99 3.50 netting " " 2.99 All others in tho samo proportion. Borne rare opportunities you should not let go by. 50c dross goods 39c. Cashmeres, serges, fancy nov elties, mixed suitings and cheviots. 35c and 40c Gross goods 25c. Heavy all wool fancies. All wool fancy black brocades storm and dress serges. A few nice suits left at 1 tho regular price. Some excellent values in rem nants, all lengths and of various materials. DOMESTICS. 9-4 bloa. Pequal, rog 25 now 20o 8- 4 bloa. Pequal, rog 22 now 17c 9- 4blea.Peppeillreg22J now 18c 8-4 bloa. Pepperill reg 20 now 10c 5-4 blea. pillow casing reg 14c, now 10c 20 yds cabot W for $1.00 Our Men's $3.50 Mackintoshes go for $2.15. Our Boy's $2.50 Mackintoshes go for 2.05. Our Kingsbury, latest stylo hats go for 2,45. OUR SHOE PRICES LOWER THAN THE LOWEST. REMEMBER THIS MONTH CLOSES THE SALE. HARDWARE CO. HENDERSON & LINN GRIFFIH F E. Duirixr
