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About Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1899)
Baking Absolutely 'Pure Makes the food more delicious and wholesome ovi Rrtf) owir ro.. wr v DAILY EUGENE CUARD FlUi)AY, JANUARY C. Try a JACKSON SQUARE 5c Cigar A T Julius Goldsmith's All Popular Brand Of ( ilium for sale. 111! KYI I IKS Overton's wull paper rale. I' & H iclovi s are wilier proof. Fresh llnu (if Wall paper at l'reston & Hale's. Cablnota photos $1.50 per dozen, Ku gene I'hnto ' 'o. M O Warner tuiuB pianos end organs. Repairing and polishing. Uncle Ham' harness oil at I'reston fc Hale's, Fresh line of paints and olla at l'res tou & Hale'l. Largest stock of artista supplies at Preston & Hole'" . The Hunch of Keys theatrical comp any is In tho city. Uet I'reston & Hale's prices before buying your paint. Horn & l'alue are having the Interior of their alore repainted. The value of the estate of the Inle Henry Falling Is appraised a' f l.iMI.S.'IU Yesterday the thermometer reen tered 10 degrees below sero at Hpok.iue, WftHll. Kor Itaclne Feet call on Mrs Whites- ker. aitent. Tenth alreet, uea Charnelton. The stato tux levy lias been pluced at five and seven-tenths mills. Last year It waa itj mills. The plate glass window of the Flint National Bank la being adorned with a handsome algn. The silver tea aet will be milled lit T Hoover's lunch oounler tiuturduy even log at 8 o'clock. Friend P Barrett, of Washington oounty, la 00 years of age und has ' beard 41 Inches long, - oiiti rencs irotn Manila, aunt by Kibe Drown to hla mother. 0 D Combs at P O Grocery will t u plicate, auy prices made by any viooer lu Luun counts The wluter term of Mine Walter kindergarten will begin Monday, Jan Oil). Tho carriage will call for the children as uaurl, Latest ro porta aa to the condition of ex-Heuator James 11 Hlater are favor ble and it ia hoped that the crista has pawed and hla recovery assured. Blelghlng Is now being Indulged In by our Portland friends. Hero a fairly warm rain haa heon falling, more rr less, for three days. Those perfumes Delicate, Fragrant, Lasting Hceleys Thogreut American perfumer, There aro others wo havo them At Yerlngtou's. Honafter, members of the Wood men of the World will be required to pay one-half the amount of a regular monthly aHaesament, lu January, May and Reptember or each year, toward the accumulation of a reserve fund. Jn brief, the Increase amouuta to an ex tra atsosiiueiit aud a half per year. Kroui Bouth Laue. Edelivale, J nil 4, 18!D. Hani Parka of Cirswell tilled rela tives here last Sunday and Monday. Mlsa Allle Whitney of lCugene, Bpent the holldaya with her parents at this place. Hum Ice aud lllanehe Warbintnn who have been spending the holidays at home, returned to Kugene today, Pvv Kelluma who la conducting pro, traded meetings at Jasper, visited at Howard Bauglimaua one day last week. Mlases Beulau McGulreand Kdythe Vlnoent of Eugene, were visitors In this neighborhood, several days of last week. Forrest Drury who has been 111 with malarial fever for several weeks, la Im proving fat and la uow considered out of danger. The reomi I cold weather la thought to have done snms damage to wlutei wheat In thla section, particularly that on wet ground. Mlsa Pearl ltrldgos who tins been staying with the family or Ed Ed wards or High Hanks for several months returned home last week. John West has gone to Southern Oregon, and may pwatbly locate In that pait or the stale. Ills family are still here, but will probably leave lu the spring. The ferry between (his place and Jasper, has been In great demand since the beginning ot the protracted meet ing at the latter plane. Mr Katon the ferryman, reports seventy-live passen gers at one trip. Mlrt Alios Bmlth entertained a party of youug people at the residence of Mrs Curoline lirantoii, on the evening ol Deo 30t li. Literary games were played and refreshments served; and all agreed that Miss Smith waa a capital hand at entertaining. Dohcah. Truly Commendable. Roseburg Keview: "8iiie mouths ago Mark Muiimiii of this city, lr nine acquainted w llu a rrsppleil iiirl of Kogene who was particularly de-ervlliK and sa.lly lu need or surgical treatment. He accordingly laid the matter liefoie lb Congregational society in Boston, by which he Is employed lu missionary work, and they took charge of the matter of ruining the necessary funds Tills morning MrSH Munson received a draft for f 110 rrom the society to he used In assisting the cripple to procure the much needed treatment ut some hospital. ' Kurely tills Is charitable work of a most practical and com mendable kind." W anted. 200 wood choppers to cut railroad wood. Timber first-class. Cash pay ments. Apply or address Cami'Iiki.l A Alkxaniikk, Comstock Oregon Unix lies. Hair brushes, 24 cents mid up. Clothes brushes, 26 cents and up. ilath brushes, 25 cents and np. Tooth Brushes, 1(1 cents aud up. AT YKKINCIION's rimi'l f,trf! Iliul. Vinlln liflS niOVKfl his optical businoes to the corner rooms up I'ilrs over McC'lung's store, watches, clocks, and jewelry repaired as usual. In Conhultation. Benatora Kuy kendall and Driver, aud representa tives ' (iray, Jiruttain, and McQueen were In Eugene today holding a con sultation us to what was needed by Lane county III the leuislature which convenes at Kalem next Monday. Lost. A black shepherd pup with ring around neck aud white stripe down his forehead. Had small strap around his neek when last seen. Leave information at Patterson's meat mar ket. Toii.ktHets Kor 75 cents. Toilet Seta for $1.00, and so on upward. AT Ykkinoton's. Fob Balk. Two lots with good house and Darn, for sale cheap, dirt cheap. Inquire of R McMurphey. Wantkd A girl to do general house-wora, apply at B H Frlendly's. IMPORTANT NOTICE. AFTER A TIUIEE-MONTIIS' CLEAR anco Salo, I find many remnants which it in necessary to clear up. Among those goods aro a largo number of SHOES, men's women's and children's, which will bo sold much bolow cost. Thoy are broken sizes, but if you can find a fit, you will get a pair of shoos at about half prico. Call and ex amine these goods boforo they aro all gone. J. H. McClung. BKANTON.Yeetrday's 8alem States man: "riheril! Withers returned to Eugene on Hie overland train last iilghi. In speaking of Hrautoii, the convicted murderer of John A Ln d, he said the young criminal seemed to tie atandimr Hie confinement pretty well. Hrautoii waa to have been hanged December 23, ISttS, but the supreme court granted a stay of execu tion pending the argument of a motion for a new trial. While that motion has not yet been argued, Sheriff Witn- ... . . , i . i ers said the prisoner nanny expecieu to he granted a new trial, hut, in the event another trial Is granted, Urautnn has no hopes of being acquitted of the crime. Branton Is becoming restless, cranky and obstinate. Attorneys Hale k Norton, of Eugene, have Interested themselves lu Brantnn's behalf, and will make every cfFrt to pave him from the gallows." M AKKIKD-Iiidependence est Hide: "At the home of the bride's mother, Mrs E J Hosier, in this city, on Jan 4, 1899, Mrs Ida Maloney, to Judge Wal lace Mount, of Bpokaue, Wash. Mrs Maloney has been slaying in this city for the past six months aud has made many friends here. Judge Mount iB stale senator from Spokane. They left Wednesday afternoon for their new Iioiiim in Bpokane, Wash." Judge Mount is a graduate of the University of Oregon aud Is well knnu in Eugene. BtlKOICAL OI'KBATION. Dr L V Brown was called to Cottage Grove yesterday to treat Martin Knell, a young man afllicted with hernia in acute f-irni. Dr Drown, assisted by Dr Bnapp, operated on the young man, successlully, and great hopes are enter tained for his recovery. (jives a FullShow. The "Bunch ol Keys" company that Appears at the Parker to:iight will u it cut Its show short on account of making train con nections. Tlie company goes north, Its next stand being at Bulem, therefore has plenty of time to reach the train after the show closes. BAD R E A. i ta.-;n u-JiOiC k "." T, ,e inii'rnvt-0 it tilt; timij-' ' ,t - ri, -wj..- ol CaMUfl;"1' i 'l ii.-r lire a rr-:H ht-lp i 11EH.Vi"-a,-S.-t';a.U.OSIo. tffe C ATHAeVTI C . b, w Vl&ifr. THAOC MAH ( THAOC MASS RUITrO u!j Ne vM Sl.n. Wesaes. or Ones. tm. -c. J CURE CONSTIPATION. ... s,.".:, i-s-i. -' -"i nw" i u'ijsu wtM A JIand, LhhL night a number of band men met at the court house to consider the question of organizing a band at this place. Eugene has Borne excellent musicians, and should have a flue band. A fl rat-class cornet player would be a valuable acquisition at present. Heal Folate Transactions. Edward Judkins to Frank D Teach en ...rut, In in 18 a r 3 w: $700. WUb, UV -i- John H Storus to Cary O Smith. 100 acres in tplliBrOw; Maria McCoruack to Janet M Collier to ..r.y in in 17 s r 4 w: $500. A C Woodcock, administrator of .n-ioofSaiah M Meek to William Johnston, 81.77 acres in !nl0sr4 w; ct r.iv 40. B T Curry to J I Jones, quit claim lo Hazel und Halifax mining claims in Bohemia district; $400. LoreLZo D Herrlngton to Marseua Uranium, 40 teres lu tp 18 8 r 4 w; $.500. Piano Lessons. Mre Rose M Hollenueck will receive pupils at any time. Residence first door east ot Baptist church. AXES SAWS FILES Black Eagle Pouble-Bitt Axe At $1-00. WARRANTED. SIl 11 9 ft ( Crescent Ground V Hoo Hoo J Web Foot WARRANTED. Just Received A Full Line of w Kearney & Foot Files WARRANTED. Makkiaok Licknse A marriBge license was IsBUed late yesterday after noon to Oscar McClellun, 23 yeara and Grace Osburn, 3 years. Second Hand Kuru'lure. I will pay the highest cash price for second-hand furniture. D Tii.tom, Boventb & Willamette Bis II Will Pay Iti TO Subscribe for and Renew All Your Papers, flagazines "d Periodicals -AT THE- Eugene Book Store E. SCHWARZSCHILD. By the griffin Hardware Co., EUGENE, OREGON Take Notice. I At the request of many of my cus tomers, I have concluded to continue doing watch, c'.ack and jewelry work at my optical rooms upstairs oyer Mc C'lung's store. I have quite a e lock of watches and jewelry left which will be sold at almost your own price fo close out. J O Watts. Woodmen Called Meeting. A called meeting of Eugene Circle No 10, W of W will be held Friday, Jan 1G, 1890, to install officers. M A Kuykenuall, G H, B J Wilson, Clerk. O.ie in a box 23c One In a box SOc One In a box 75c One in a box $1 00 At Yeringtou's. A Called Sleeting. A called meeting of Eugene Circle No 16. Women of Woodcraft, will be held Friday evening, Jan 0th, to In stall officers. 8 J Wilson, CVerk. . M A Kuykendai.l, G N. Amos K Jones ot union, one of the foundeis and editors of the Scout, aud postmaster of that oity. died at his home If it Tuesday. He hen been con nected with the Scout for the past 15 years, and was highly respected by the community. He was a native of Lane county. What is pure brandy? It Is the double distilled essence of fruit. They claim It is too strong to use. Just buy some and compare It with any brandy on the market. 75 cents a quart, $2.50 a gallon. I M Francis, Eugene, Oregon. floase Gleaninay 6 bars Babbitt's Hoap 2oo 1 25o Bottle Boiled Cider loo 1 25o Bottle Btove Pol ieh ISO 0 10c pttgs Gloss Btarch... 5a 1 2 oz pkg Dixie Queen 2-ic I lb etiioklng Tobacco 20 1 lb Star Tobacco 4oo CL--P On our bargain counter at aliont OnUCO la ruKular price. Comeatonco . .. , aa tney will not last lonp. AX BILLY o A ivi IVI LIMUI NG JANUARY 4, S. H. FRIENDLY'S o A 9th grand ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE 9th For 30 days wo will make prices on goods that will make them move as never before. We moan to make this SATPn greater success than any of our previous sales. Every dollar's worth of o-nnd, will L JIi i t0.mal;e oALE a Cost and .former prices will not be considered. We reLrd it 1 t fj k" if.f t0 we want your money Space will not permit a general quotation. So only quote you prices on a few articles A call at our store will convince you that an .GOODS ARE CHEAP. You need our goods Ladles' Dress Skirts. Our 160 Black Brocaded Hklrt price now , ,.$2 00 Our V 50 lllack Brocaded I4llk (Skirt now 4 75 Our 1'laln Black Hlscllllan Skirt H 60 now 2 Our tl 50 Brocaded Black Skirt uow for 1 so Ladies' Kid Gloves- II 2o Ma.cMt C.lnvee at $1 00 i ou riasp liiilton and Hook moves at 1 26 Hats. Don't fall to see our (I 00 Kedoras. Ilala $2 00 now f I 60 Hals 2 40 now 1 70 lata a 00 now 2 25 Hats 3 60 uow i 7 bllll Hats at your own price. Trunks and Valises. Linoleums. Oil t'loths. etc. are laughtered duiiug our Mammoth Sale Mackintoshes Kor ladles and men. Our entire ue of Mackintoshes at factory nrlcm We are deUrmiurd to close tlieni out DRESS GOODS. A ureal opportunity for those wanting Dress Cloods Joo Dress Hoods In all colors at Mo IMald Ooods beau'irul shades loo I'lald Hoods beaul Iful shades ',"" 8A0 Dnws UoihIs blaol. and colors 40o Dress Omnia blaci and colors ftOo Dress Oiaids blac' aud colors Kvery plei-o of Diva tiisxls will be Bold at a sacrili'co" All , ISO 15o li!lo IBo L'Oa ;tso crves CARPETS. on'.;fg30tWperPet D"'""u""- P"- made CLOTHlwr: AT 4 M "r ," f 00 8U" RrPy KeWy rol,ml cut A 1' 3 50 A? B?0 (( nr,,n,1"f"IH.rowa Cheviot round cut...AT 4 60 $9 00 a,fdfm Uori''I,t1 1fS,60SUltl'ISCk L'"eV'0t roUU(i cut AT 0 60 00 aud f 10 00 Black clay worsted suits, regular price $13 50 Now Is the time to get a good suit for little money OVERCOATS. I """""ae specially low prices to close out Ilfl- 1 nr mm . ...... wt Ant lYIAKINU NO IDLE BOASTS What Wo mwilw. W. torn to Convince Von That Our Brand Annual Clearancn Sales Vill surpass anything ovor before held in Eugnio. Keinonibor, thoro is no reserve. Our entire stock is pushed to tho front. We offer you values. It is your opportunity to take advantage, of these sweep ing reductions. LACE CURTAINS. See our t'urtalna at 4-So a pair. Ke our Curtains at Aw a pair. Kee our Curtains at Sic a pair. See our Curtains at $1 00 a pair See our Curtains at ft 50 a pair Our better grades have all lawn reduced In same proportion UNDERWEAR-LADIES'. MEKrT'M Men's nat Wool shin. u, " UU l.a.lies nblwl l'ai mj v , Our fl SO garments at jeaclo Our fl ii garments at teach 1 A little mot ey will do ml, I gV Vhis'ie Ladies and Misses Jackets and .. Capes. Our stock of these goods Is very small still we have some good things to oiler you at temptingly low prices. Iney must be sold at. soae price: Our $4 00 Ladies' Jacket now $2 00 Our 5 CO Ladies' Jacket now a 50 Our 9 00 Ladies' Jacket now 4 50 Our 13 00 Ladies' Jacket now 0 60 All garments will be sold for one-half their regular price. Misses' Jackets reduced In same proportion. Domestics for $1 nn 20 vrin 1.J maaAl.n -! yds 4-4 Brown Muslin 2o yds Indigo Blue Calico 7n )',lurtey Red Calico oX t. . "'eacneu muslin 20 Rolls good Batting 30 yds good Calico REN'S. ... :c 17c ! 15 HOC oianKets. double Blanket In irrev and white for . .. $ 45 A large grey, white aud Vicuna AT blanket worth $1 00 75c wll,le all-wool B'-niKet, regular AT price fo 00 $-1 00 WflJBveallkluds of B'aukets and all kinds of prices Shoes. Our stock of Shoes is very low and to close out balance will not reluse a rea-onable oiler ou them.
