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EUGENE, OliEGO NT SATUKDxVY EVENING, JAXl'AltY 21.1891)
NO 22-
COUNCIL MEETING
DAILY
EUGENE
GUARD.
Removal Sale!
1899
AND
STILL
DOING
BUSINESS
IN
Dry Goods
Clothing;
Gents'
Furnishings
or Prices-
We meet all
Competition
13
For
$13.00
You can buy a 3-piece Bedroom Set of
Henderson, with 20x24 glass .'. .'
$13
Day &
Corner 7th and Willamette Streets.
H3 $13
Tax Levy Will Be Made at i-
journed Heeling Tonight.
the 1 1 at i:v uitoi vxxi:.
Tiie Eugene city council will meet
In Kilj.urne "emion tonight, Mnyi.r
Kuykcmtall ImvIiik nrriveti on the
ttfleruoou local.
Tlio iiriniM.il object of .lnulijlil'8
sihMiiii is to inake the tax levy. The
work entaili-il ill nittki"i; u e.uretul vsli
niale of the iiitniicipul cxpeiic-eg during
the I'm rent year, nail making a levy
that will siitislaetonly meet thermine,
will consume Home time. It id not
likely any other tu-lueni will be con.
siilered
Chief of Police Stiles informs a j
Guakd reporter that the Curfew ordi
nance will likely be Htrict y enforced
In the near future. This ordinance,
while i. living been n law for a number
of years, line practically ueeii a dead
letter. One of the priucipal rea?ou
for this 1b that the city has owned no
bell which oould be used for this pur-,
pose.
The county court bat agreed to loan
the city the old court house bell for a
time a id it will be erected near the
fire bell tower, and used to call wan
dering urchins home.
This is a good resolution. As worthy
a law as this one should be enforced
On or about February 1st we will move our
stock into the two rooms formerly occupied by
Yoran & Son and Hanson Brothers opposite Hotel
Eugene. We do not want to move any more goods
than is really necessary, so we are going- to give you
such prices on our goods that will make them go
fast. Remember this means we will cut prices on
our entire line of Dry Goods, both Staple and Fancy
notions, Boots & Shoes, Clothing & Furnishing goods.
We will not weary you by quoting prices, but if you
will call we promise you that our prices will please
you. We cordially invite therpublic to , take advant
age of this sale.
J. V. KAUFFMAN
tlNEST V-l
lllDn.' V--T
wtt d Sanborn, Twtcrs, Boston
Pint GRAY & SON.
A NEW LOT OF IMPROVED
sie" Cameras
We recommend them .
1 DUn-Tn nn-u . .
superior Fotoqrafs
r.ruj
A
r-nr
Eeceired.
haloing) everything you want, for
"7 lew dollars. It la Pr.Alff
tOTTr, -
f""t. Ol AL .iSEMI-PORCE-
AI'i nianulaclured by A. J. SVilkin-
11 ta England. We cuarantee It not
TOM.
6
6
6
0 ich Plates
6 inch Plates
1 inch Plates
6 Fruit Saucers
lea tups and Saucers
Individual Butters
10 inch Platter
2 inch Platter
7 inch Baker
7 inch New Port
Cove Dish
Creamer
S"g" Bowl
Butter Dish
&uce Boat
piekle Disli
fie set for G.25.
11 and see the ware.
Special School Meeting:.
Notice is hereby given to the legal
voters of School District No 4, of Lane
county. State of Oregon, that a special
ecbool meeting of said district will be
held at the Court House in Eugene,
Oregon, on the 23rd day of January,
1S99, at 7 o'clock in the afternoon, for
the following objects: To levy a tax
to pay ofT the lndebtddness of the dis
trict arjd interest on same, and to run
the Public Schools for the ensuing
year.
Dated Jan 12, 1S99.
C S Frank,
Chairman Board of Directors.
Attest: Geo F Ckaw,
District C'leik.
Noti, e to Contractors.
Sealed bids will be received by the
district clerk of school district No 38
of Lane County Oregon, till March 4,
1899, for the building of a eohool house
In District No 33 of Lane county Ore
gon Said school house to oe uxou
feet, one story high.
Plans and specifications may be seen
by applying to Jesse Soverus, olerk, In
South Junction preolnct. The Board
of Directors reserves the riglif to rc-ject
any and all bids.
Jesse Soverns, Clerk
Junction City Oregon
The New Tai-er. A new daily
naner is to be establiihed In Portland
by an experienced newspaper publish
er from Illinois, with a splendid me
chanical equipment, consisting of lino
types, perfecting press and engrav
ing plant. The telegraphic re
port of the New York Sun, Journal
and San Francisco Examiner will be
used, together with specials from
Washington and from points in the
states of the Northwest. The new
paper will be "independent with a
democratic leaning."
A Clerk. From yesterdajs house
proceedings: "Bratlaiu introduced
house resolution No 10, rescinding the
action of the house in allowing an ad
ditional clerk for the committee on
mining Mr Brattaiu explained that
the extra cleru was not necessary, that
such clerk was not asked for by him as
chairman, or by a majority of the
comml.tee; that no bill had yet come
before that committee, and he did not
propose to bear the odium of such ao-
tton, Mr Curtis wanted the resolution
referred to the committee on resolutions
inasmuch as Air Virtue was sick,
probably he said, on account of that
clerk. Air Flagg moved to postpone
action until Air Virtue should be in I)Ih
seat. This motion wa i lost and Mr
Curtis' motion prevailed.
Keep
Your Youth
it yon are young, yon naturally
appear so.
II yon are oia, wny appear so r
I'KKsOiNAL.
Dr E C Loomis Is iu the city.
Phil Aliller came up from Salem to
day.
Misses Libble and Lulu Yoran went
to Salem today.
H N Cockerllue left for Albany today
to spend Sunday.
B AI Garrison returned home to Port-
laud this morning.
Prof E II McElroy, went to his Hen.
ton county rauuh today.
Heuator Kuykei.dall returned from
Suli ni today t Sunday at home. ,
'reside t 11 L Bourdmam ot Mo
Mliiuville college, was an arrival tr-j
day.
Hon S H Frieudly will leave on to j
night's overland for a weel:s vU;t to
San Franohco.
Sheriff Withers went to Cottage
Grove this afternoon after un unfortu
nate, John Downs, who is charged
with insanity.
Airs I L Campbell and children re
turned today from Halsey, where Airs
Campbell went to attend her brother
Boliver Cogswell, who waB injured by
thugs last week.
II C Owen was down yesterday and
was looking qulta well. This is his
first appearance on Willamette street
since several months ago. We are glad
to see this old pioneer of 1844 about
well again.
Apers
lair Vmor
will surely rostoro color to gray hair,
and it will alao giro your hair all the
wealth and gloss of early life.
Do not allow the falling of your
hair to threaten you longer with
baldness. Do not be annoyed with
dandruff. $1.00. At all druggists.
Wrlfo to tho Doctor.
if win rln tint oh til In Ml the boneflti
you o'xiiccti'd from tlio uao ol tho Vigor,
Address, Dtt. j. O. ATEB,
Ladles' Storm Rubbers for 35c
at DUNN'S.
CLAUDE BR ANTON
Makes au Allidavlt to Procuro Appeal
Money.
In the circuit court for Lane county,
Oregou.
Htiitu nf Oreirnn 1
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County of Lane
I Claude Bianton being lirst duly
sworn on oath depose and say that I
am the delendant In the case of the
State of Oregon vs Claude Urautou.
That at the October, 1898 term of the
circuit court in aud for Lane county,
State of Oregon, I was convicted of
the crime of murder and that said
judgment of conviction Is now pending
on appeal to the Supreme court of this
Btata.
That I have no money or property
iu this comity or elsewhere, and am
unable to pay for a transcript of the
trial of said action, or for any services
ou the appeal of said cause.
(Signed) Claude Hkantok.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 13th day nf Jan, 1899.
W C Hale,
Notary Publio.
IhuiLauo county is compelled to
pay for the transcript, amounting to
$147.00.
SONS PERSONAL COMMENT
Lane County Fanciers. The
Portland Farmer baa this concerning
two of Lane county's exblbiters at the
State Poultry show: "Of the Black
AliuorcaB, there hrs probably never
been much better raised tllian those
exhibited by T F Bennett. They were
almost like Langsbans. He is
also a breeder and exhibitor of
the Whites of the same breed
Amos Wilkins, the well known breeder
of Coburg, was out la full force with
his Barred Plymouth Bock and Bun"
Leghorns. Among the BufTs was a
famous cock that hn now taken four
first and four second In three years."
' Poi'ULAtt Lectukb. The Societas
Quirlnalis will be addressed by Att
Prof Frederic S Dunn on Tuesday, Jan
24, at 8 p in, iu their regular session In
Laurean Mall. The subject of the
leoture will be "The Spirit-world In
Homer." The publio is cordially Invited.
Gens' Linen Colars, 3 for 25c-DUNN'S
Tho Mid-Winter Carnival.
Which is to be giveu to assist In
the building of the new Episcopal
church, will commence on the evening
of January 30, continuing for six
nlgbts In succession. Program a lol
lows: Monday eveuing, Jan 80 "Feto."
Tuesdaj evening, Jau 31 Old Folks
Concert.
Wednesday evening, Feb 1 Muslcale.
Thursday evening, Feb 2 Childrcns
evening.
Friday evening, Feb 3 Minstrels of
high order.
Saturday evening, Feb 4 Supper
sorved
For the live entertainments, each
eyenlng, 10 couts admission loges,
20 cents. 8upperou Saturday night,
Zi cents,
Must Ilove
Our shoes on the Bargain Counter.
Ax Billy.
The Editor of the Junction City Times
Writes From (bo Legislature
of Public Mm.
III. KIIIHIiNDAIJ..
"It is no more than just that I speak
a comdliiiientary word for our new
senator, Dr Kuykcmiall, for he cer
tainly merits it. The practical and
sensible way In which hu deals with
legislative matters has been remarked
upon by members and others. He does
not pose as a great statesman nor make
long winded speeches, but he quick ly
gets at the kernel of a subject and In
his plain, lucid and candid way carries
conviction to the senators and almost
universally carries his point. He has
taken a lively ami intelligent interest
in educational matters and has dili
gently looked after them beside sev
eral on Borne other very Important
committees.
II K K1NCAI1).
"I do not endorse the vile and vin
dictive assault upon H It Kinoald, ex
secretnry of state, by 'A. H.' (Alfred
Ilolmau, a nephew of Bouator Me-
Brh'e.) No doubt Mr Kincald, like
ether members of the human family
has his short comings, but dishouesty
aud theft are not among them. He
has retained in oflice for four yeara
nine mem lers of the McBride family
and was severely criticised by his
political friends for keeping them
contended 'continually In oflice.'
Those Iu position to know claim that
Air Kincald's administration has re
sulted to the state's profit thousands
of dollars above any of his predecessors
In recant years. 'Man's Ingratitude to
man' Is beautifully Illustrated In this
case.
"I have the profoiiudeit rehptot for
those who dilfer with mo politically,
religiously or otherwise, but I have the
utmost contempt for the ungrate. I
have Blated heretofore that thut grati
tude is a word of three syllables, found
In tho dictionary and no win re olse.
This certulnly h: i been verllied iu Mr
Klncaid's place."
SAllAlliS. JI'thliKE.
Tho pioneer woman whoso name
heads this uoticedled at the home of iter
sou. In-law, Palmer Ayres, across the
river from Eugene, Friday January 20,
1899, aged 79 years 4 mouths and 24
days,
Mrs AlcClure wr.s born in Koutucky
August 27, 1819 and with her parents
moved to Alissouri in the early settle
ment of that state. .In 1S30 the pioneer
fever caused her people to move west
ward, and wiuterol I8r0-1 wosspcuiby
them iu Suit Lake City. In ISM they
resumed the journey and with her first
husband, Benson, settled on the claim
two miles north of Eugene where she
died. After the death of her first hus
band she married Vincent AlcClure
who preceded her to that other shoro
iu May 1893. Six children were born
to her but two of whom aro living. She
leaves two sisters, Airs J C llushuell
and Airs Francis Harlow, aud two
brothers W S and R It Tandy.
The Interment will take place from
the residence of Palmer Ayres, two
and one-half miles north of Eugeno, to
the Gillespie cemetery Sunday fore
noon, January 22, at 11 o'olock.
A single bkst In the Bonanza mine
Iu Baker county last week at a depth
of 600 feet, through eight boles made
with Burleigh drills, brought down
about 30 tous of oie aud waste. Twen
ty tons of this ore contained $U3,0C3
worth of gold, almost all of which wes
free gold. The ledge in this place is
three feet wide, and the vulue of the
oro knocked down iu a single shot is
the biggest ever recorded iu Oregon.
Now is the time to buy Carpets
At
Dunn's.
Get Preston & Hale's pneer before
buying your paint.
Overcoats Suits and Pants! AH
Clothing Prices cut at Dunn's
Road What CUTICURA REMEDIES
Have Done for Skin-Tortured Babies.
My littto Alitor h:ul cow-pox. Slio sulTcroil
terribly. Triud ovorytliiiif-, no Rooil. Hrabs
caino oil with horclotlica.slio was raw all over.
Cirnei'ltA Hoap rami her in three weekt,
Mrs. EU.A ROYKJ'illMtll St., Wash., D. C.
Oar littto boy tiad Eczunia In tlio most hor
rible Btato. Ilia faco wan full ot scabs, and
parts of tho llefh were mw. Wo used Cu'H.
uuitA Hoap and CiiTiovitA foltitiuuat), and
in one week he mta ns itontl $ ever.
Mrs. J. C. FltEHSH, a Ho. 1st St., Ilrooklyn.
I noticed a very red roughness on my boy's
faco. Dootors did no p;nod. After union ono
box and a half ot Cui'inultA (ointpiont) and
CotiourA Soap, he fa entirely cured.
Mrs. W. O. LOVE, IMS Wilder St., I'hlla., ra.
MnTUCDQ To kiioW Ih.to warm bntU with COTI
IVIU I ntnO) coha Hi...... n! . .initio .ur.intmK with
CuiluuuA, iiuTC.tof emollient ..In cuin, will .ir.inl In
unl relief, p.tinlt r..t .nrt li'.,nnl x.lnl In. ip.tly
cuio, .nil not to me thcin I.Jn fail In yuur lutr.
fold throughout the wnrll. 1'nrrKR I), ft C.Ciiltr..Bol.
ropt.,lliitua. All About D.ty'. Hkln.8o.lpft Ihur.ue
Ladies' Wool Mackintoshes
$3.65. DUNN'S.
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
1717 ltfe.i7.7ard
Unr Tlayer Pjt. ugere
THE
Tlio, days are passing by.
Is Sailing Along
A word to the wise you few the rest. There arc a ev ire
CARPETS.
All wool 2 ply ingrain Carpets. 05c grade.
During the sale the price is 49c.
Ex super 2 ply all wool ingrain Carpets,
well worth 75c a yard; new patterns, good
colors. During the Sale they go at 50e.
Sevellan extra heavy, all wool, same quality
as 3 ply, 1.00 quality. None bettor for
wear. Now 73c
r,i) Tapestry Brussels, rich colors, new patterns,
the correct Parlor Carpet. Now go at 73c.
97c
Hi
Moquets and Velvets, ricli and rare, nice
enough for the best of us, and only 97c.
E
48C Art Squares, Rugs, Oil Cloth, Mattings,
to Pertieres, Stand Covers; all at correspond
$10 ingly reduced prices.
97c
48c
to
$10
U
Nank
HIS
Towels
BARGAINS.
Wo have somo good bargains here. 1 falf
doen and single dozen lots from C3c per
dozen up.
Bath, Iluck Linon, Cotton, excellent
values, from 5c up. Bleached Bath
Towels at 15c per pair. Have you scon
our Bleached Linen Crash at 5c'?
DC
30-inch Percalo
good colors, G.c
assorted patterns,
Ladies'
Fad bleached seamless
supply, 5c a pair.
Hose, limited
Our Umbrellas
45c and up.
are good things.
Hats
Choice of Ladies and Gents' $1 and $5
Shoes now for $2.15.
Tho best 1.00 Fedora Hat
buy from us for 80c.
45c
$2.45
you ovoi saw you