Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, January 07, 1899, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextBaking Absolutely ?i;re Makes the food more delicious and wholesome DAILY EUGENE CUARD SATUK.MY, JANUARY 7 Try a uACKSQM SQUARE 5c Cigar a r Julius Goldsmith's All I'opular Brands Of Cigars for sale. hi: k; 1 1 1 is Overton's wiill ior ' all'. 1 & H irlovi' are wuler proof. 'J he legislature convenes Monday. Fresh lino of Wali paper at I'resloiidi Hale's. Cabinets plinliw $1 60 per d'."U, Eu gene l'hoto Co. M O Warinr turns pianos mid organs. Jtepairlng and polishing. Uncle Sam's harness nil ut Preston A Halo's, Fresh line of paints and oils at I'roa ton A Hale's. Largest itnck of artists supplies at Breston & If ale's (Jet l'restnri Sc Hull's iimii b Ik fore buying your paint. Hurn &. I'alnc are having Die Inleilur of tlieir store repainted. Thanks to Secretary Klhcald for a number of statu documents. The mcniborH of legislature here yesterday, went to Salem this nioin I UK. Kor Ilaclue Feet call on Mrs Whlleu kor, agent. Tenth street, near Charneltou. The silver lea nut will be milled at T Hoover's luueb counter Haturduy ever . lug at 8 o'clock. C D Combs ut I O Grocery will lupllcnte any prices mado by any tfrooer t!) Lane count ftl'ha coaches of Hie local train this afternoon wore covered Willi enow. Jt la evidently cooler further north. Dallas Observer: Jtev Abbott, of Eugene, la holding a series of meetings nt the M K church In this city. He la a forcible talker. The winter knit of MIbb Walter's kludergarten will begin Monday, J an Oth. TUo oarrlago will call for the chlldron oi uu Thoso perfumes Delicate, Fragrant, Lasting Beeleys The groat American perfumer. There are others we have them At Yerlugton's. Don't forgot that atta hat moved bla optical business to the corner rooms up slain over McCluug's store, watchoa, clocks, and Jewelry repaired as usual. Brownsville Times of Jau 0: "Isaac Louden came homo from the illue Jtlver Diluea Friday. He reports the new road to the Luoky Boy mine II n lahed to wllhln about one mile of the mine. Clood." Albany Democrat: Klsli Warden M dlu I re will ask the stale legislature for an appropriation of $:H,U00, Mo Uulre is doing all he van to make this commission take the place of the rail road ooiumlsslou In the expenditure of money. It seems to bo a Columbia river allalr. Unions It Is watched with a big glass It will become obnoxious like the railroad commission. "TBUK 1.0 V K." Mrs Limit) llufl'iiui and Isnau Newtou Will Wed. FIH8T OIIAITKH. It will lie reuicmliered by our readers that a few wieks ago an old soldier named Isaac Newton cuius here to marry one Llixlo Ilullum, tbe match having resulted from a correspondence, and according to which the Intcudt'd groom was to be In Kugvue wearing a red ribbon around his eoat sleeve on a certain day, and the fair Little was to wearabunoh of red white and blue ribbons ou her breast. The old soldier ca ne on the day appointed, but fell In the bauds of some comrades of the civil war, and after explanations, he untied the red ribbon fmui his sleeve, with tears streamlug from hlae.tes and returned to bis Kenton county farm a brokeu hearted man. Little, when she heard how her lover had been treated, was exceedingly wralhy and swore vengeauce. She also told her story lu a card In the Cii AKii and told everybody, In the words of our ex-geveruor to" mind your business and I will attend to mine." She ali declared that she would marry the man before three mouths; that "true love" was never frustrated.at least only ' temporarily, TIIK BKIXI.ND ClUI'l KH. This morning the fair widow was ou the streets walking with a quick step and a smile on her face. Wheu Inter viewed she said: "I have won, and before tomorrow I will be Mrs Isaac Kkwiom, notwithstanding all the old soldiers who fought so uobly lu the civil war." She left for Wren sUtion, ou the C'orvallls A Eastern railioad by this forenoon's local train, where abe aa'd the ceremony of marriage would take place, and where Mr Newton bas a farm. 1'iauo Lessons. W Gilford Nash, four years lu Leip aio Germany. Air Nash has a low vacant hours on Mondays and Haturduy-', and owing to the uumerous applications for 60 ceut lessons, he will take two pupils together under the age of 1(1, and or auy grade for $1.00 per lesson. 1'iaiio Lessons. Mrs Itoee M Holleubeck will receive pupils at any time. Residence first door eaat ol Baptist church. Keniemuer. One-fourth oil on all Holiday goods. Ax Wily. Horn -Near Thurston, Jun 4, 1899, o the wife of Hon Itussell, Jr, a 10 pound daughter. At the Umvehbity. At the reiu lar assembly meeting at the S'ale t.'olverolty yeMeiduy afternoon, Ibere wa a largeait"iiilunce, in bet larger than iiiimI ol llielai. yeir, and l!.tlt conidi-ritig the faet of all pn-sent being advanced student, and that sixteen vacant seats were left by tbe young men who fol lowed the foiiuuesnf war to tbe I'hillppima. Mayor Kuykeii dall was present, und feelingly alluded to the absentees, and the patriotism that caused them to risk health and life for tbelrcountry. hTDKK RmiM8 Lkahek. Miss J V Kaufl'niau ban leased of W K Warren the two store ro una in the Conner block ou Willamette sire a, formerly occupied by Yoran & Hon and E Hull son, This will give her the large store that iter increasing business bas de manded for some lime, and also four show windows. The partition will bo removed and tbe two rooms thrown into one; and tbe same will bo thoroughly reuovated. It will prob ably be a mouth, before l'ie removal takes place. "Hunch ok Kevb." The "UuiicIi of Keys" Dramatic Company played to a lair house at l'arker'a Opera House. last night. It Is a splendid play and some meritorious acting was done. A bettor house should havegreated them. The company went north on this fore noon's train. HiiiNCiLKS Fob Ha i.e. A carload of II rut class Washington cedear shingles just received and for sale In any quan tlty at Andrew's lumber yard. IMPORTANT NOTICE AFTER A THREE-MONTHS' CLEAR anco Salo, I find many remnants which it in necessary to cloar up. Among theno goods are a largo number of SHOES, men's womon's and children', which will be Hold much below cost. They 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 thoso goods boforo they are all gone. J. H. McClung. Lady Dktkttivk. A young wo man, who resides on tbe mt side ol town, old some shwi -ful detective j work the other day. The niiiht i l..ro Dim chicken bouse as -lil'd of Us feathered occupants to the num ber of two dozen. Next morning 'he lady began a round of Inquiry, and booh the lauii'iar old cliauticleer and his harem were locsled In a certain poultry establishment. The proprie tor informed the lady as to Ihe per sons from whom he purchased the chickens, and promised to make res'. I-tilullo.-:. That evening two young boys appeared at the residence carrying two sacks of chickens for delivery. That, In diplomatic language, "doted the incident.'' Junction's New Chaktek. From proceedings of city couueil Monday, Jun 2: "On motion a coii mltteo of three was appointed to canvas reiurus ol election on charter. The mayor ap pointed Messrs Washburn, Houston and Khk, who upon investigation re ported that they find (A votes were polled, 33 for and 31 against and the charter carried by a majority of 2, which report was on motion accepted. It was moved and seconded that the Jlecnrder place the charter in the haiuN of some member of the legisla ture lor iiitroductnn. Carried." ,... .i. i .tNCAiii'i 'i for , V il"-.c '-'' t:l i5er"t'niv VJalr'iaa.1 1 eaa sa that Owarew have iT'eame mere relief than an)' .. SJ I have ever tried. 1 -Hall ccr.a,m r.; c..a men.l them lo my frlenOs as Inflow ill J f" premeJ. T1103. OII.LABI., tilila. hi. jffjfBiPk CANDY j f TLJf CATHARTIC ( I iSiS BOND'S pvinl P-Osiah'e. Potent. Ta-te fionl. no uUd"srS.-lie. HVak.-n...r Orii-e. IW.JuCiet. ... CUHS CONSTIPATION. ... SI.,: as I ..pw, I I.IW, Maalrl. 5 Trt. 3H Ul Tft nar S.,!rtan'1 rfii.iranteed by all (IrtiK-WU-lU"t-Mu .,ts t.i l-l i: TobaTf Ha'.lt Buried. The funeral of Miss Lizzie Eaiiies, who died Thursday at tile Davis residence, near the Eugene bridge, of typhoid fever, took place to the Musot.ic cemetery today. The mother or the dead girl was untitled of tbe death of ber duughter and made the trip of twenty-seven miles to town on horseback, carrying In her arms a three months' old iufant. Makkied Independence West Hide Jan 5: "At the home of the bride's parents, live miles north of Ir ving, Lone county, on Sunday, Jan. 1, lSUrt, Miss Armanelia Lemuion lo Mr Wm IS Harnett, or this city." Lost. A black shepherd pup with ring around neck and white stripe down bis forehead. Had small strap around bis neck when last Been. Leave In formal Ion at Patterton's meat mar ket. What They Get. The lollowing employee of tbe State inBane asylum receive quarterly salaries an follows: D A l'alne, superintendent, fi25; G W Haudsaker, Stewart, J240; Wm W Smith, commissary, $180;. VV T Eakin; supervisor, f 180; M E Bean, seamstrens $C;TB Luckoy, lauudryman, $110; Nellie Luckey,laundress,$102.50; Carrie Paine, por.'eress, $90; James Hammond attendant, $S00S; Chas Henderson, attendant, $112; Alice 8 Abrams matron, $120; H M Snell cook, $150; W H Abrms, engineer, $225; W A Kuykendall, assistant drugaist, $117.33; il Miller, hutoher, $50. Held His Man. A recent letter from Manila says Wistar Hawthorne while ou sentry duty one night cap tured a man who was endeavoring to climb the wall into the officers quar tern, and held him like a viae, (.'ol Kfeciaj. Session. A special session of the council will be held tonight. This Ib made necessary on accnuut of Mayor Kuykendall being compelled to be 111 Salem Monday, hence he will deliver his message this evening. Toilet Sets For i75 cents. Toilet SbIb for $1,011, and so on upward. At Yekinoton's. Fob. Sale. Two lotB with good house and nam, for sale cheap, dirt cheap. Inquire of R McMurphey. It Will Pay You TO Subscribe for and Renew All Your Papers. Hagazines "d Periodicals AXES SAWS FILES Black Eag le Dou bUjBitt Axe At $100. WARRANTED. IMWMMMHHsMHMMMMH ( Crescent Ground Hoo Hoo Web Foot WARRANTED. Just Received A Full Line of Kearney & Foot Files WARRANTED. By the Griffin Hardware EUGENE, OREGON. -AT THE- Eagene Book Store E. SCHWARZSCHlLD. Hummers (poke very highly of the young soldier, and thought enough of the circumstance to commend him at the officers mesa next day. Hek Shake. Lane county will pay to the stele this year on state taxes, $35,063.81. Comniitsloners Court. A V Dariman cleaning and painting crusher outlli 6 00 (irillln Hardware Co, hardware 17 82 A E Wood cindles 2 CO J J Taylor road and bridge work 35 50 T K ('reede labor on ci usher 62 25 V- .t- ' ' i "i :imj r. Plip- , pi. ca lor i n. is Goa.-age pauper cluinied$12 allowed II 80 E liangB livery for pauper burial 4 00 Henry Simmons two cougar scalps 4 00 Horn & Paine, repairs on jail 4 GO Sturr & Aya labor 4 00 John Hlggins work on well at jail, claimed $150 allowed 113 E Cumnilcgs work on well at J ill olaiuied $1 allowed -.. 75 Kile.meT.'iin? linvei TT'di C:i"..! ets. Cnv.Uy Cfithiirl lc, e.iin i-ohk.. n;ittoi ;orurer. 10O.25Q. . lI.O.l! rill. il,-nr.. I'.relu . mo ids SeciHid-lluuil Kurniture. I will pay the higheat cash price for second-baud furniture. D Tilton, Seventh & Willamette Sts Con't Tobacco Spit anil Smoke Yuur Lire Amy, To quit tobacco easily aad forever, be ma?- aetic, lull or life, nerve and vigor, take Ko-Tc Bao, tue wnnder-irorker, that makes weak men strong. All druggists, BOo or !. Curceuaraa- teed. Booklet and sample free. Address Storling Remedy Co. , Chicago or New Yorlt Ciieiratitecil toliiiecc iiUi-l House Gleaning- 6 bars Babbitt's Snap 2oo 1 25o Bottle Boiled Cider lie 1 25c Bottle Stove Polish loo G 100 pftgs GIobs Htarch .. uc 1 2 oz pkg Dixie Queen 25c 1 Ib nninking Tobacco JOc 1 ib Star Tobacco 45c QL., On our bargnln counter at Rbc-ul OnOcS ! u regular price. Come at onca oh tney will not Irint long. AX BILLY A COMMENCING JANUARY 4, S. H. FRIENDLY S oc 9th GRAND ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE 9th For ,')( days we will make prices on goods that will make them move as never before?. We mean to make this SALE a greater success than auy of our previous sales. Every dollar's worth of goods will be marked at prices to astonish you. iwmtvi I'uws iu not ue consmeieu. yy v regaru n as a wise loss, and take it cheerfully. 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 .GOODS ARE CHEAP, You need our goods Ladles' Dress Skirts. Our;l6U Black Brocaded Hklrt price now 2 00 Our V 60 Ulack Brocaded lillk Hklrt now 4 75 Our Plain Black rlixollllau Hklrt H 60 now S 7S Our n AO Brocaded Black tiklrt now for 1 20 Ladles' Kid Gloves. Jl 25 Mafcot (hve at (1 00 l ou laap llutloii and JliHik tlhivi'ial. 1 2J Hats. Bou't fall to see our f 1 00 Fedoras. Mats $2 00 now fl 50 Mala 2 .VI now 1 7o llala S 00 now 2 SS Hals S Ml now a 74 Ht lit Hats at your own prU-e. Trunks and Valises. Linoleum, till Clolha, etc, are tlaughtensl during our Mammoth Sale Mackintoshes Kor I.adle and turn. Our entire Hue of Mackintmdim at factory prices We are deU-ruiimd lo close lln'in out DRESS GOODS. A iireat opportunity for those wanting Dress Cloods. All our 2i"io l)it8 Cloods lu all oolora at jso 20o I'laid Ooodd beautiful shades "!.""! loo lro l'lald (foods beaulllul shades !!!!!!!!l2lo 85o Drew Cloods black and colors 25o 4t)o Ureas Cloods black and colors 290 AOo Ureas OoihIh black and colors Jijje Kvery piece of Dren C.ihmIk will be sold at a saorilioe No' reserves CARPETS. lXm't overlook our Carpet Department. Sweeping reduo lous made on all grades of Carpel CLOTHING. AT $3 50 Our regular f6 00 suit grey Kersey round cut A 1' f3 60 AT 4 50 Our ngtilarfO 60 suit brown Cheviot round cut...AT 4 60 AT 8 50 Our regulars 50 suit black Cheviot round cut AT 6 50 $9 00 biuI $10 00 Black clay worsted 81111?, regular price $13 50 Now Is the time to get a good suit for little money OVERCOATS. un.n.8,;K"lL'I!:l,e,,i'!, Wel,RVe a ftfw "nn1 m this rvmiij iuw l?riUf lO ClOSe OUl WE ARE MAKING NO IDLE BOASTS Wliat Ws Sat We Moan. Ws Desire to Convince Ion 'hat Our Brand taual Clearance Sales sssrsi Bo Will surpass anything evor boforo held in Eugene. Remember, there is no reserve. Our entire stock is pushed to the front. We odor vou values. It is your opportunity to take advantage of these sweep ing reductions. LACE CURTAINS. See our Curtains at 4.So a pair. See our Curtains at fitw a pair. ( our Curtains at SSo a pair. See our Curtains at (I 0) a pair See our Curtain at $1 50 a pair UNDERWEAR-LADIES', MEN'S AND CHILDREN'S. Ladles' 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. They must be sold at son.e price: Our $4 00 Ladles' Jacket now $2 00 Our 5 00 Ladles' Jacket now - 50 Our 9 00 Ladies' Jacket now 4 50 Our 13 00 Ladies' Jacket now l oO All garments will be sold for one-ball their regular orlop. Mkwa' Jackets reduced in same proportion. Domestics for $1.00. 20 yds 4-4 Bleached Muslin 22 yds 4-4 Brown Musliu 26 yds Indigo Blue Calico 20 yds Turkey Red Calico 16 yds Bleached Musliu 20 Bolls good Batting 30 yds good Calico Blankets. A double Blauket In grey and wnueior ' A large grey, white and Vicuna At Blanket wonh l (mi Toe Awhile all-wool BlanRet, regular AT price tt, uu r We bnva nil bl.wta ..r UUtikpt and all kinds of prices Our better grade have all been reduced In same proportion Men's nat Wool Shlrt and Drawers at i.aiiie' rilited rants aim VnU i.achl Our $1 50 garments at (each)...! Our $1 25 garments at (each) ." A little money will do wonders at liiis 'saie 3.-.C lie $1 IS 90c Shoes. Our stock of Shoes is verv low and to cloee out balance will not refuse a rea-ouable oiler on them.