I
Crowded....
DAILY
EUGENE GUARD.
50 Gents
A month.
With work is the tii'Aki)!
job department. The
work is neat and prices
are right
VOL.14.
EUGENE, OltEGON, THURSDAY EVENING. AP1UL 21. 189S.
NO 18
A at mSFmm
nil v -$j mi
o ill WlP
R Fine Olothing
5 flake... aaBaBBffl1
iw prieu
HEW MS--
At Day S Henderson,
All wool Ingram oarpet 50o
Mixed Ingrain carpet 30c
S-py carpet Ol'cln$l 00
Oak center tables $1 75
Bed steads J M
Woven mattress 1 -5
Extension tables, 0 ft 4 U0
The Composite Shoe...
.. FOR WOMEN
It is the Best $3 Sl.oe made for Women
Every shoe warranted to eive
the beat of service. Ludeis
look at your Home Journal,
Munseyg Magazine, Home
Companion, Furni and fire
side, Youths' Companion and
ninny other magazines, foi
the' 'Composite" Hhoendver
tisad in all leading papers and
made
Delroi t, Mich. Wo have
them In stock, all Willis, cloth
and vesting tops, lace and
button, size from 3 to 8.
P. FRANK & SONS, EUGINt, OR.
Superior potorafs
Excelling all others In
tK? ...
flrtistie aijd
pijrmaijeijt Results.
Day & Henderson, Undertakers ?nd
mbalmers. Cor. Wil. and 7th sts.
Henry Stewart Married.
Jacksonville, Or, April 20 Hen
ry W Stewart, Southern Pacific sta
tion agent, and Miss Winnifred E
Stratford, oldest daughter of Hv J L
Stratford, were married at the M E
parsonage this afternoon, Itev W S
Taylor of Ashland, offlcinting. Mr
od Mrs Stewart left this evening for
Comstoek where they will leslde.
For Health
to Plea5ure
Drink only the
purest beer
brewed on the
Pacific Coast. It
is found every
where, bottled
and on tap, and
is made by
J9ry Ueiptyard
Um. flayer Qqi. uqee
HE LATEST SACK
Kitchen treastir tables $3 25
Kitchen tables 1 2o
Kali leaf tables 2 00
Lounges 6 00
Lounge bed 9 00
Couches 7 00
Bed sets, 3 pieces 10 00
War Declare.! at Lust.
War has been declared against peo
ple sending off for thing In the music
line that can be purchased cheaper
from F A Itankin than they can be
bought by private persons In the East
and laid do i n litre.
Remember to figure in height, ex
message or mail charges, and giv
Rankin on opportunity to provo this
assertion.
OPERA HOUSE.
Tuesday, April 26.
,.THE RECORD BREAKER..
Hoyts Best Comedy
Katie Putnam. Maurice free
man, Will II Bray, the Bison
( itv (juartette, and an all star
company from Hnyts Madison
Svuare Theatre, New Y.irk.
Reserved Seals at Corner Drug Store,
Prir.es 50c. 75c and, $1.00; Children 25c
A
teas
Steer.
SUITS
IRE HERE. Plaids, Checks,
Stripes, nut Pin Checks or Hairline
patterns. Mixed or Plain Colors,
Grays, Blues, Blacks, Browns, Tans, the hand
somest patterns and
THE FINEST COLORINGS EVER MADE UP,
JUST SUCH FIT AND STYLE AS THE
SWELL TAILORS CHARGE $60 A SUIT FOR,
but owing to our close prices the Hart, Schaff.
ner & Marx Guaranteed Suits will cost you
no more than ordinary goods here.
S
HART, 60HAFFNER & MARX.
GUARANTEED OLOTHINQ.
This clothing is made of
well sponged and shrunk
goods and will not loose their
shape. Should any II S it M
clothing prove unsatisfactory
and no as represented we will
refund the money.
Of Lane
County Will Meet Tomorrow
Forenoon.
A Liiivr; di:i.i:;ation.
The Lane county Union convention
will meet in the Court House at 0:30
o'clock tomorrow forenoon.
Delegates nro arriving at a lively
rate and all report the silver forces en
thusiasts and harmonious.
Very few of the de'egatw, number
ing ISO, will be represented by proxy.
Candidates are plentiful, plainly
showing that a nomination Is not ox
pected to be an empty honor.
UNION PARTY DELEGATES.
South Eugene No 1 Ell Barger, P J
McPhersou, John Higgius, James Net-
le, Eugene Nye, L B Rowland.
South Eugene No 2 A O MBthewt,
John Holland.
Noith Eugene No 1 J J Walton, B
Y Dorrls, G W Kinsey, I L Campbell,
A S Patterson, D K Laklu, Clint
Withrow, L II Patterson.
North Eugene No 2. Geo A Donis,
M Kieseimer. G V Weider, E
Ream, J C Richardson.
Lake Creek-U A Potlcrf, F C Peil,
G W Stinliouer.
Camp Creek C H Baker. S L) Gam
er, H G Hutchins, H II Withlngton.
Cos ole John McCulloch, V B
Smith, John Sclir'unpp, Kiank Cole
man, S R Jenkins.
Bohemiu G W Hunt, Geo Kerr, Mr
Touchett.
Bpriuglleld--M J Hillegass.'John Mo.
Mahan.bK George, V Harehbcrger,
W P Chesher.
Keal Estate Trtiniers.
Heported diily from tbo Abstract Odlce ot
A 11 u better A Co.
United States to William Royer lots
2. 5 and 0 seo 18 tp 20 1 w coah pat
O & C R R Co to J H Weaver & L
W Riggs s w s e see 9 tp 20 2 w $300.
Emma A Butler and husband to C
W Woshburne lots 3, 4, and 5 blk 10
W A. M add to Junction S3.
Nellie J Baker and husband to S I)
Clark s w s w J sec 17 tp 15 4 w $100.
Estate of James Robinette to P C
Noland 00 acres near Creswell also i
Interest In 400 acres In tp 10 3 w
$1478.90.
David Workman to Matlie Downs
lots in blk 17 L & L odd Cottage
Grove $000.
John H Stephen and wife to John H
Decker n e i sec 10 tp 10 4 e $1000.
John S Ueckcr and wife to David
S.uith n e ) sec 10 tp 10 4 e $10 0.
11 KM.
Ham TotiL-ue Chic-ken and Urnvy
Mntil.td P:uloeH
Ctbbsge Salad Potato Salad
Pickles Fruit Pics (varieties)
Cake Coffee Tea Jelly.
Saturday, the 23d, from 6 to 10 p in.
Hendricks building. Lad In of the
Christian church.
Nkw Jkwki.ky. For strictly flrit
class work watch repairing, engraving
and jewelry work go to B Erb, jewelry
corner Uth and Willamette street
Cbrisuian block.
m
ONTHE
Rejects Ik
Hiatal Quickly.
"I
EXCITING SCENES.
No Foi owl Declaration of War Is
Necessity.
EiiKiiBt-luelll l-:xiectra
Ton ight
Simcial to tho Guard.
Washington, 1) C; b:M p m.
United States Minister Woodford was
given his passport at 11:30 o'clock this
forenoon, Spain having rejected the
ultniatum to leave Cuba.
The United States was notified that
diplomatic relations with Spain are
severed and that this in a declaration
of war.
The President and Cabinet have de
cided that no formal declaratiau of
war is necessary.
The North Atlantic squadrou
ordered to move on Havana from Key
West, Florida as a result ol the meet
ing. All trooi s are ordered south without
delay. They must not stop, save for
food and water.
Exciting scenes are to be witnessed
in Havana and Key West.
The fleet Is now moving on Havana
and an engagement isexpected touight.
TROOPS MOVING.
St Louis gives troopa a hearty and
enthusiaslio reception.
New Orleans Ib celebrating the arriv
al of troops. The may I made a ringing
welcome address.
Mobile, Alabama, chamber of com-
meico an I labor organizations enthusi
astically receive troops.
Chlckumaiiga resembles scenes of
early sixties. American lings are
everywhere Hung to the breczo.
Chattanooga, Temi, schoolchildren
cheer arriving troips and salutes are
being fired,
Port Tampa, Florida, Is gaily decor
ated. Stirring speeches and loyalty
found on all arriving trains and boats
New Orleans pledges twenty thou
sand troops if necessary.
One hundred Americans arrive at
Jacksonville, Florida, today from Hav
ana. COMPANY MEETING.
Itliperntiro Orders for Special Meeting
of Company C.
Cat.tal W H Moon, of company C
today Issued orders for a special meet
ing of ofilcers and men as follows:
Armory Co "C" 1
Secoud Regiment, O N G
Eugene, Or, April 21st, 1898.
Company order No 7.
Company "C" 2nd Regt O N O will
assemble at Its Armory Friday, April
22tid, lfi!'S, at 0.30 o'clock p m in
fatigue uniform.
This order n imperative: no excuse
will beaco pttd. liy order of
W a Moon,
Capt Com'd'g.
Oiring to the sine!, orders Issued dur
ing tin; week by the brigade command
er, (ins F I leebe, forbidding the giv
ing out of any information, nothing
definite can In learned regarding the
nun.oseof the mtstirg. Ills known
however that fecial orders were re
cejved ty tl"gram this morning that
make this call seemingly lucrative,
Company (.' will turn out with 03 men,
the full limit. The boys hare not been
saving modi but 'iilelly ri-akiiiK pre
aratlous to leave, and will be louuil
ready when the call Is made.
I O O y Anniversary Serrice.
The member of Spencer Butte
Lodge No 9,10 O F, and vlslilng
brethren, are rt'pieateil to met at I O
O F hall Sunday. April 24, at 7 o'clock
p in, to attend religious services at the
First Christian oburch. Anniversary
discourse by Pastor Morten L Rose.
H L Chilhom, Jf, O,
LATES
Spanish Fleet Leaves Mad
rid for Coif ct.
DEMONSTRATIONS AT MADRID
Special Session of Cabinet io Wash
ington. wooDioitn co.niNu no.ni:
special to tbo Ouard.
Washington, D I,', 7 p m. The
Spanish fleet bos left Madrid with fly
ing colore to meet tho American fleet.
The Insurgents hi Cuba refuso a con
ference with delegation of Colonial
government at Havana.
The Cabinet la holding a special
session at Washington dircusslng war
measures.
A national subscription is being
raised in Paris, France, in behalf of
the Spanish government. It Is meet
ing with ready responses.
Spain says hostilities will begin at
once.
Resolutions prohibiting the United
States from exporting eoal passes both
bouses.
The gpanlshjfleet le st It at Cape Vrrd
Islands.
A great demonstration is now being
held at Madrid.
i
ri
The Cuban situation has reached
such a crisis that every good American
citizen ought to show his patriotism
and loyalty to the government. The
spectacle of a great people beginning a
war that may cost untold blood and
treasure, purely In the interests of Im
munity Is uuparalulled In the history
of tho world. It lean opportunity for
a demonstration of patriotism that
ought nut to be neglected.
I would therefore rcomuieud that
our citizens decorate their homes and
business houses tomorrow, April 22, In
honor of the beginning of American
participation in the struggle for Cuban
freedom.
In such a crisis as this there are no
parties. We are one people. Let us,
therefore unite in a patriotic demon
slraliou in favor of human liaerty and
hu mane geverumcnt.
W, KUYKKNDALL,
Mayor,
HPKNCEK CEKKK
Editok Guard: Not having seen
any news from this part or uncn
Barn's vineyard for some time, I van
ture to send a few items.
SeedingIs about all done. Fall and
winter sown 'grain Is looking very flu
and promise a big yield, and with the
prospect of good prices before us, we
are unusually happy.
The frost of the 17th and lllh Inst
did no perceptible damago to fruit i
thlsseoilon and a heavy crop of frui
is among the certainties.
Road work has commenced In th
dlflerent districts hereabouts, and It
to be hoped that getlli g t Eugen
next winter will bo leas disastrous,
especially to morals, than It wai last
Uebekah's Notice.
All men. hers of Eugene P.el.eka
Lodge No 5-V I O O F and all vlsltln,
members, are requested to meet at I
O F Hall Uuuduy April 24th at
o'clock p m, to attend services at tl
First Christian church, on Invitation
from the pastor. By order
Mai.iksii Horn, N G
Ih Wohsk AOAIN-Mr J II Wilkin
sou received word today that Ills si
Charles, now at Denver, is again quite
low. At the time of writing his tem
perature was 1)4. For over a week he
baa been unable to hold food of any
kind on his stomach.
...CLOTHING
See South Window Display.
We oftVr
this week
Call and See Them,
Respectfully,
J. V. KAUFFMAN.
THE OREGON.
lias She SulTercd Hie
Maine?
Fate of the
i iii:a IIDUOI k MMMAnus,
Washington, D C, April 20. Much
apprehension la felt over the battle
ship Oregon, which has been ordered
from tho Paclilo station to Join the
Xerth Atlantic squadron. The vessel
should, about this time, be In the
Straits of Magellan. Its course to
homo waters will take the vessel
through the track of theSpanlsli ships.
Tho authorities of that nation are thor
oughly acquainted, It is now known,
with the iuteuded niovemouta of the
Oregon and tho vessel proserin herself
as a very attractive target to tho euemy.
It Is posslhlo that word may be got
ten to the Oregon and the vessel taken
Into Itlo and there await convoys from
tho fleet. It Is realized now that the
premature an unuueement of the depait-
ro ol the Oregon from San Francisco
was an unwise autlou.
DISTINGUISH HI) VOLUNTEER
Ueneral Lew Wallace OfTera His Bertl-
cea to Ills Country.
IniiIanai'OI.is, April 18. General
ew Wallace, the famous soldier,
llplomat and novelist, who was 71
vcars old April 10, has formally with
rawn from the race for the United
States senate, and announces that be
will outer the army and light tor
Cuban Independence. In a statement
given out General Wallace Bays:
In view of the certainty of war
with Spain, I havo teudored the gov
ernment in v services in the field. That
have been a eandldato for United
States senator may subject this aotlon
on my part to misconstruction, ao I
leg to announce my withdrawal from
the senatorial race. To the many re
publicans who have given ma their
support I oiler my hearty thanks and
most grateful acknowledgments."
General Wallace does not seem to be
speaking unadvisedly. It is known
that ho recently addressed a letter to the
president making tender of his servi
ces, and it is believed he received a
fuvoreble answer and aasiiranco that
would be appointed to a posi
tion commensurate with Ills talents
ind with his distinguished services
n tho war of the Rebellion. As the
regular army and National Guard are
already oftlcercd, It Is assumed that he
will be a general of volunteers.
Circuit Court Case.
ft ft Hays v T C- Sharp and B L
Bradley. To lecover $500 and foroosta
and dlnburseniliila. Tills suit Is to
recover above amount as price of the
well known running horse, Black Al
der.
Iluckleu's Arnici Salve.
Tho heat salve in the world for outs
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
soies, letter, chapped hands, chilblains
corns, anil all skin eruptions, and
positively cures plleB, or no pny re
quired It Is guaranttt J to give per
cot mllsfacllon or money relunded
OUT SHINE
4
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Suits
WE INVITE
X, DE.
Just received an
Elegant line of
two Specials
Embroideries
Boys Waists
"TH K lUNLJUET."
Taylor ,t nlden's Huiiilsonio l arloi
Opened Today.
"The Banquet" opened lis doors to
tho ptibllo today, and tho Initial sight
into this well-appointed establishment
augurs well for Its assuranecof popular
favor. The furnishings of the store
aro of Japanese work, new and dainty,
and present a flue appearance. The
main banquet room Is largo and well
supplied in all iln appartments. Mes
damesjoel Wuro and Auua Holdin
assisted In receiving the large number
that called. It Is a matter of pride to
Eugene that In "Tho Banquet" she
has tho finest light refreshment bouse
south of Portland.
Messrs Rillee Taylor and Harry M
Holden, tho proprietors, aro well
known and popular youn men who
will exert every elfort to keep the stan
dard of their house at tho highest. Mr
Taylor la well known In tho state a a
confectioner and baker of exceptional
ability aid will personally manage
that part of the establishment.
This store will nt all times be sup.
piled with the choicest of confections,
soda water, ice cream, oyster and
fruit lu aeasou, and from the bakery
they will be propared to fill orders of
very description.
OMAHA EXPOSITION.
Latto County Must Prnyitle A Prll
Exhibit.
WKuykondall and F M Wilklu
have oonseuled to canvass Eugene
Mouday April 25, for tho purpose of
securing financial assistance for the
Oregon exhibit at the Omaha exposi
tion. This Is most important to Lane
county' interests and liberal response
should be made.
Uicyclis Ktoi.kn Last evening
about 0 o'clock a Steurne bicycle be
longing to Gardy Morris was stolen oQ
Willamette street. This togothoi with
tho stealing of a watch from Geo
Willougliby'g room In the Wilson
block yesterday afternoon, Indicates
that the city Is harboring Individuals
who should be severely dealt with.
ANOTnuR Chinaman Aiikkhtkd.
Deputy U S Marshal Geo W Humph
rey today arrssted Tom Chung, a Eu
gene Chinaman, charged with having
no registration certiorate and placed
bim !u Jail. Ho will be given atrial
before Judge Bellinger at Portland.
F L Chamvers leturiuil today from
Independence.
Dr 1 1) Driver was nn arrival on to
day' 2:04 train.
Ram H Goldsmith, tho well known
traveling man is lu the city.
Henry Deniinger, ot Toledo, union
candidate for prosecuting altornoy, la
In the city.
ft H Wilson, of Portland, traveling
passenger agent of tl.e Berllngtsu rail
way was In Eugene today.
Hon J W Hamilton, of ltoseburg,
union candidate for circuit ludge, Is In
the city today shaking hand with hi
friends.
Dr Kellogg, pastor of the Taylor
afreet M E church, Portland, arrived
up today and will lecture before the G
Aft post of this city.
The ladles of the First Presbyterian
church gave a sooialat the home of Mr
and Mr J W Kays last evening, enter
taining a irumber of their friend Id a
very plsisant manner,
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