Daily Eugene guard., January 21, 1899, Image 4

Y'm utmi Sawder
v Absolutely )?ure
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
DAILY EUCLNE GUARD.
BAT UK AY, : JAN U Alt V HI
Try a
.JACKSON SQUARE
5c Cigar
Julius Goldsmith's
All Popular Brands
Of Clgurs for mile.
iH' r.'l 1 I KH
Overtoil 'h v ii! I :l ; '! "il'.
P A. II li'"M H I'H- VVI'I'M -t f
Fresh liiii-ffW .1 ; jv. ..-r in I'loinn A
Hale's.
Eastern nys i r- 60 cis u ij'iurt Kt tlio
Boubonlcrc.
Fresh line of paints and oils lit 1' ron
ton A Hale's.
Catilnets photos tl.fii) per ili'Z-u, Ku
(eue I'hoto Co.
Largest slock of artists supplies at
Proton & Hale's
Another cam of Homa oysters fresh
today ut 11. u Bunliiinlerc.
A beautiful clay. At onu thnu till)
thermometer rcglslcieil 00 iji grecs,
M O Warmr lui.cs pianos and
organs. Jlepali'lnii mill polishing,
Dr Jtrown yesterday removed a
cancer from Thin Warner's lip, of Fall
Creek.
At tin' lift mei'llug of Kuiteno
Kuglue Co seven new mi mbeis were
taken In.
For Itaclno Feel cull on Mrs Whiles
ker, agent. Tenlli street, tienr
Cliarnelton.
Toii.ktBkth For 75 contH. Toilet
Beta for (1.01), ami bo on upward.
At Ykuinoton's.
t JJ Ctu.bs at lM) Grocery wll
iiipliuuU) any prima made liy any
triocer In Lane county
Workmen are today hoisting tlio
II x tu res for the tower court bonne
clock. It la quite a Job.
'l'hflHO perfumes
Delicate, Fragrant, Lasllng
Hecloya The great American perfumer.
There are others wo have them
At Yerlugtou'a.
Shoes half soled for 'JO to 60 conta a
pair. J louts and ahoea made to order
E Hut ton, Bouth of J U Oreeu'a grocery
atoro, Wlllamotto atrcet, Kugeuo.
Church Service! Tomorrow.
I'll Rail YTKHI AN CIIURC'II.
Sunday aohool 0:30 a in, preaching,
morning 11, evening 7. junior C K
8 p uij Senior C E, 0 p ui.
BT MAKY'S KIMHIXII'AI, CIlllllC'll
It ."triilnr services tomorrow aa usual
A cordial Inyltntlon extended the
public
1) E Lovkhiihih, Heeler,
IIAI'TIHT CHlllU'U
Hundav aohool at It) am. Preach
Iiik aervioea at 1 1 a m. Young People
meeting nl it p ni. All cordially in
vlted to attend these meetings.
W T Matuick, Supply.
I! B I'UtlKl'll.
All aervlcea aa usual tomorrow. At
It a in, Iter U V Tay'or will preach.
The aubject for the evening sermon
will be "flaying Willi rcmiiaunu.
All are coidlally luvlleil.
1' O UONUIIKAKK, l'natol.
BT MAllV'fl CATHOLIC) CllllltCll.
Morning aervlee: 8 and 1U:80 o'clock;
at 11 o'clock a sermon on in cowpoi;
Hiinduv HehiHil at 2 o'clock P in. Even
ing service: At 7:80 vespers; lecture,
auboct, "Worship va Idolatry." Uene
dlctlou. (u week days, services at 8
o'clock am. L Priybylskl,
Jteolor.
l-ONUBKUATIONAI. Cll ItRX'll.
H H at ID a m: preaching service at 11
a in: Y 1 K C K at U. A snci-lal nrograin
lias t wii tireimied In ohs-rvancoo' the
day ol prayer for colleges, l'reachliig
service at 7. The quartette will sing
at both morning and evening services.
A cordial welcome to all.
It U llHOOKS.
11 K I'UUHt'U.
A series of special incetlug v. Ill he
cln tomorrow. It 'V Btunrl i, Noble
thoOuaker evangelist.-will assist Ihe
Pastor for three or four weeks. It Is
regietted that Mr Nohle cannot get
Here lor tomorrow's servevs. us win
nreach his Hrst serinnn here Tuesday
night. He Is Just closing his third
verv sueoesslul meeting In Seattle,
Washington, which Is the liest of
recommendations. The pastor will
Jireach tomorrow. Morning tent
)eul 81: 11, IH. rluhjeut at 7 p to. "The
Jlellrf of the t'litiellever." All are
ordlally invited. J T A ihiktt,
I'astoi
Fi MKT ltiix. From Friday's leglsla
ture proceedings: "Flsgg, from eoin-
inllleo ou enrolled bills, reported house
bill ll'!, luenrioration of tVitlage
llrove, correctly euiolled and the same
was signed by the sieker. This Is
the first enrolled bill of the session."
House Gleaning
6 bars llahbitt'a Konp 2V'
1 WW Hot tie llotlnl (liter IV
1 S'io lloltle Hlove lVillsh Ion
0 100 pkgs Uloaa Htaivh 6c
1 i on pkg Dixie Queen 'V
1 Hi PllioKlug TobaeiMi 21K
1 IbSlar Tobai-oo 4 e
CtiAAi n 0,,r 'iTln fflimliT st ttoii
OnOcS ' resnUi luitv. i viui' at tiura
aa liir y w ill aoi imi lung.
A Wakm Wkkk. The weather lias
been very mild and pleasant during
the past week. The thermometer yes
terday at 1 p in, stood at 62 degrees;
at Up in, at CM degrees and at 10, at
6!) degrees. The grass and grain are
growing rapidly now.
IloK.N In Kugene, Oregon, January
20, to the wife or Al Lane, a daughter.
.1 liif - (i. r lu.illot, turevwr.
niCiN'-iiin. iitniv ( :;lli irtii3. l'teorSTn.'
l( 0. C. C lull low'tiii. dr.itryikwt i-unii"' uoaujf
House Warmers.
1 lb good large prunes 01!)
1 Ih " filled applet Oil
1 lb " ' peaches 08 J
1 Hi " raisins OOo
1 lix r0 good new cigars f1c
1 steel rod umbrella 70c
1 do. No 1 Ho, candles 'J0c
Ih good lea 2So
1 lb smoking tobliifti with cob pipe '20c
Itememlier our odds and ends In shoes
at about one half price aa long as tiny
last.
Ax Billy
PlioMPT Huturday's fialem Slates
man: ' Meiialors Mulkiy and Helling
yi ateiday moriilng each received a lel
egrau lniui llnileil KtatM Henatnr
Joseph Simon informing tl.ein lie li.-d
secure I an order directing tliedm-bante
fifJohH A Arinslrting from the vi I
untter army. This is characteristic of
Hie promptness Willi which Henator
Billion attends to matter of business
II. at may lie referred lo him. The tel.
turam soliciting Henator Hnuou's ser
vice In securing the young mao's
discharge was only dispalolieu late in
the afternoon of the preceding day."
Okatokio Wiikk. The music lov
ing people of Eugene will bo glafi lo
know that word bus been received
from Albany promising co-operailon
in a musical festival to be had some
time In Hie spring. This makes it
especially desirable that our local
oratorio eoeltly be given every possible
encouragement. The society will
meet to reorganize next Wednesday
evening at the Baptist church at 8
o'clock. Let every singer whether
formerly a member of the aoclely or
not plan lo attend.
Bacon and Lakd fok Hale.
Home grown cornled, sugur cured. I),
10 and 11 ceuia a pound. Lard, homo
rendered, warranted pure, 1 1 cents in
cans. Will deliver 'luenlays and
Fridays. Order by mall or personally.
llumil.BHroN'H, V.'estSih Eugene,
Out Of Da NO Kit. Boiiver Cogswell,
who was sundhagged at Harrlnburg
recently, Is able to be about and la
out of danger.
Dikd In KugMie. Friday, Jan 20,
iwrt, at the home of her daughter, Mrs
Emma Frllclieli, on Vil rV-v.-r.tli
treei, Mra Maiy E ri.illiimn, agwl "I
years, 7 luuiitlisantl I4d.y-". Maiy E
Hiiil was bom in lluck'nglmm county,
Virginia. June , Ib.'T. Iwiug a daugh
ter of I. and Mary HUH. Hlie uniieu
with tlie Baptist churcli al the age of
15 In 1HI4 aim liiovid w ith her parent-
to Missouri and was married to Win K
Hpillman, a Bapti.t mii.ister. in WX5
IWoiwil was tl.e in ither of seven
children, three of whom are l ow liv
ing, i.ary E McC'o vn and Annie n,
Shook of Rolla, .Missouri, aud Emma
Fritclielt of Eugene. Deceased inovefl
to Kansas in ISTtj, and came to Oregon
in 18S4 Willi her dangnter Willi whom
ahe has siuce resided. The funeral
will he held at the residence of Mrs
Pntuheti, feuinlay at p m, lm-r-uientlli
the MulkeycemeU.ry. Friends
of the family are rtspecllully Invited.
A (Xxiil Hhowino Collage Grove
Leader: The aveiage receipts of the S
F Co at the Collage Grove efllce per
mouth for the past year has beeu
about $1,600, This is Tor ticket sales
and freight receipts and is a maiked
iucreaie over that of lat yar, snow
ing that the business done al Una
place la steadily mi the increase.
Cilii rr C'fiUKT Cask Tile I'uited
Sliilcs Havings and Loan Co has in -Hi
i luted unit in I lie circuit court of
Lane county agaiual Anna C, Daviii
W, and Lucile JCaves lo foreclose a
mortgage. Judgment is liked for
fh7.33.
I
MPORTANT
NOTICE
A ITER A TiniEE-MONTIIS CLE A II
anco Sale, I find many remnants which
it is necessary to clear up. Among
thoso goods are a largo numher of SHOES,
men's womon's and children's, which will bo
sold much bolow cost. Thoy aro broken sizes,
but if you can find a fit, you will get a pair
of shoes at about half price. Call and cx
amino these goods boforo they aro all gone.
J. H. McClung.
I'UKK Bba.nuy. Fxamiued bylhe
best of judges and found to be strictly
pure aud the best of stimulants. For
sale at 7o cents per quart or $2.50 per
gallon, 6lli aud Blair streets, Eu
gene, Oregon. Made by 1M F'runcis.
All orders by stage, freight or express
will receive prompt altculiou.
Ill Haturday'a Haleni Htale man:
'Henator Driver wi 1 unable to alteud
the sessions of the senate yesterd iy by
reason of sickness. The senator is
confined lo his room at the home of
his sou I D Driver jr, lu this city,
with a severe attack cr la grippe."
Lauiks Musical Cluu The next
meeting of the Ladies' Musical Club
will ho held al Craw's, comer Ninth
anil Willamette, ou Monday Jan 23, at
7:30 p in.
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In.,V,. a .III uhieli I liaje se :
over i-is'iiv -.!to..l I.". ., ... ,,...
,-....i-..-i. aercl. ;inlv"reu. HI-
rc.renteu w
SSt. CANDY
jS.
Ay
rionm l-dsfswe. l-wenl. Tj OJ
Ool N- -'-r vki-ii. Wcaki'ii. "r f.iirc. I'"-. -wc-
... CUHE CONSTIPATION. ...
Sl.rli,,, U,m,i, f.-..., fblCCT., S.lr.ll. 3I
iTn V f?" Of S'illiiii.1 ifiiinoUffMl hyalltlniif.
aC-IU-BrtU liliistu l Kt 'lobacce IlaDU
K-al Estate Triinsactlo 8.
, 1. D.nnnlra l, MHI-thll HtailtOll.
east J "lot 2 and the west 10 feet of lot 1,
block 3, Skinner's donation Kugene;
0 & O It ft Co to C C Holcomh, land
In In 16 s r 2 east; $156 f.7.
Marv M Martin to J W Htewart. los
Sandfl, block S, Kelly's addition to
Springfield; $"0.50:
HOW IS YOU It WIFI ?
lias she lost her beauty? If mi, nnntipatioa
iiulia'Htinr., nick hea laclis aro the iiriucipa
cue. Karl's Clover l.oi.l Tea has cured
thee f'T half a rentury. f'ri'-e - et ami
allcU Money refunded if reioills are not
satirtfaetory. For Halo at WilkillH anil I inu
llru'k-'iiiU.
I'liose perfumes
One In a box 2oc
One in a box "Oc
One in a box "oc
One in a box $1 CO
At Yeringtnii's.
Dr Chupniau Is booked for a lecture
on "Chllde Harold's Pilgrimage" at
the Unialriun chapl, Portland, this
evening.
Uncle Hum's harness oil ut Preston &
Hale's,
AXES SAWS FILES
Black Eagle Doubly jjttAxe
At $1-00- WARRANTED.
( Crescent Ground )
Hoo Hoo
Web Foot J
WARRANTED.
Just Received
A Full Line of
Kearney & Foot Files
WARRANTED.
SIMOl'S
SAWS
What is pure brandy? ft Is the
double distilled esseuce of fruit. They
claim It Is too strong to use Just buy
some and compare it wlili any brandy
on the market, 75 cents a quart, $2.50
a gallon.
I M Fuancis, Eugene, Oregon
J. W. KAYS FURNITURE CO.
EMSALMERS and FUHFPAI. DIRECTORS
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby Given that, William
N .tyltr, executor o( the estate of Alfred
Wilsou, deceased, hag filed hii firinl
couut iu the mitttvr of ftnid entite, in the
comity court, for Lnne conuty, Oregiu,
fliul that Moiulay, the (iih day of March,
iWUil, ut the hour of oue o'clock iu tlie
afternoon of said day.huB been fixed by order
of Buid court.for tht filiug and heuiiiij of any
aud all ubjections to snid account, and for
the tii.hl Hettlement of said entute; and all
pefHona iuterestod in said entato art hereby
notified, aud required to file auy and all
objfctions agaitiHt suid account, with the
cli-rk of auid couit, on or before the oaid
Gib day of March, And that the
hearing ef objections, and the final settle
ment of Bftid eit&te will be had at the county
court house, in Eugene, Oregon.
DdUd this 21st day of January 1899.
Wm Naylok,
L. Biltku, Executor.
Atty for said Estate.
By the
griffin Hardware
EUGENE, OREGON.
Co.,
Don't Forget
J. fl. Howe
Will take your measure and have
made to order suits from $13 to
$38. Pants from $4 to $11.
Over 1000 samples to choose
from. Fit guaranteed or no sale.
See samples at Starr & Aya-
To Our Customers and Friends:
WE WISH YOU ALL
A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS
,1 ("I" In our liuu, rrnicmbtrr OVERTON,
tho l'ulnt and Willi Paper mm
Piiuio Lessons.
W Giftord Nash, four years In Leir -sic
Germany.
Mr Nash has a tew vacant hours ou
Mondaytrand Saturdays, and owing to
the numerous applications for 50 cent
lessims,he will lake two pupils together
uuder the age of 16, and of any grade
for $1.00 per lesson,
.v.TT .nr i;-..--h Wiih vTiisfa'ctB.
C:i : ly j.!i..:l!t , ciuo itmsrputfoi, i'orover.
lCc.ju .iCtJ.fl r.il. dr'lL'L'i'-irofui: aio'JOA
Kemember.
Ou '-fourth oil on all Holiday goodi
Ax Hilly.
Grant's Past Courier: Willivil
Harrow came up from Eugene It I
week, and went out to the Mornll
iSlur mine, ou Willinme creek, to milil
some improvemenU. Mr D roprusec: I
the owners, Messrs Gray and Edrls.
COMMENCING JANUARY 4,
oc
S.H. F
RIENDLY'S
9th
9th GRAND ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE
For days avo will make prices on goods that will make them move as never before. We mean to make this SALE a
greater success than any of our previous sales. Every dollar's worth of goods will be marked at prices to astonish you.
M,..wl Ar.. 1 :a .. i , . , .. . 1
w " Mm ih ut; tmismiu ti. r i .-j;u u n as u wise loss, and take it cJicci't iilly.
B n of m
e vani your money you need our
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.-,
W
goons
Ladles' Dress Skirts.
Our $3 6ll (Hack Brocaded Hklrt
price now IX)
Our f7 80 Mark llrocadcd lillk
Hklrt now 4 "ii
Our Plain Black Hlsollllnti (Skirt
ti 60 now 2 75
Our $1 60 Hrocaded Mack Skirt
now for I 1S1
Ladles' Kid Gloves-
$1 25 Ma-cot tilovea at $1 00
H 60 I'lasp ltuttou aud Hook
I) love al 1 25
Hats.
Don't fall to see our f 1 00 Kedoras.
Hats $2 00 now f 1 60
Hats a 50 now 1 76
Iluls a 00 now 2 26
Hats S 60 now a 75
Wilt! Iluls at yourowu price.
Trunks and Valises.
Linoleums, till t'lolhs, etc, are
slatiKhlered duiliiK our Mammoth falc
Mackintoshes
Kor Ladles aud meu. Our enilre
line uf Mai'kintihc at fselory pneve
We are tleU rmiurd lo close tiirm out
DRESS GOODS.
A ureat opportunity for thoso wanting Drew Goods. All our
2.'c Dress Uooda lu all colors at iSo
20c I'liud tfiMids heaulifill shades lfo
16o Plaid (foods heautiful ahades !!!!!!!!l21u
36o Dress Goods hlack and colors 5U
40o Kress Gootls hlack and colors a)0
50o Dress Goods hlack and colors ,.' ;tsc
Kvery piece of Dres Gtrntls will lie sold at a sacrillce. No reserves
CARPETS.
Don't overlook our Carjiet Department. Sweeping reduo! ions made
ou all grades of Carpet .
CLOTHING.
. , "r ri'KU,ar 00 "it grey Kersey round cut AV 3 50
?, ,l f'PUIrf oil suit hrowu Cheviot round cut... AT 4 60
co on . . " r''Kl""r S 5"9uit l""ck C1,evlot rouni1 cut AT 6 50
W 00 and $10 00 Wack clay wonted suits, regular price 13 50
Now is the time to et a Rood suit for little money
OVERCOATS.
K.? in this
WE ARE MAKING NO IDLE BOASTS
IVhalWi Say Wa Moan. Wa Desire to Convince Von That Car Erand Annual Clearance alas
Will surpas? anything over before held in Eugene.
Kemember, there is no reserve. Our entire stoek
is pushed to tho front. Wo ofler you values. It is
your opportunity to take advantage of these sweep
ing reductions.
LACE CURTAINS.
See our t'urialns al 46o a pair.
See our Curtains at One a pair.
See our Curtains at S's) a pair.
See our Curtains at II f .) a pair
See our Curtains at $1 50 a piir
Our hetler grades have all Iwn reduced In same proportion
UNDERWEAR-LADIES', M EN'S AND CHILORFK."
Men's tiat Wool Sliirl.., ul iw., AND CHILDREN'S.
I ..ii. .ii.,. ... ,, "-" i-iaweism..
Our fl oo Karmenisat eaoli i 1
Our l 26 csriiietils at icachi
A Utile money will do a on.Urs'aVVhi;,-,;
17c
?1 15
Wc
Ladies' and Misses' Jackets anil
oapes.
Our stock of these goods is WJI
small, still we have some good tblnpl
io oner you at temptingly low pnw i
They must be sold at sou-e price: I
Our $4 00 Ladles' Jacket now
Our 5 00 Ladies' Jacket now i
Our 9 00 Ladies' Jacket now
Our l.inni...n.j i.,i,, u. .6?
All garments will be sold for one-!:
tllPlr ri.lrnlnr Miua.J JfiCM
""u iu smile proportion.
Domestics for $1.00.
20 yds 4-4 Bleached Muslin
22 yds 4-4 Brown Mus n
-o yds Indigo Hlue Calico
20 yds Turkey Ked Ca.ico
10 yds Bleached Muslin
20 Bolls good Battiug
SO yds good Calico
Blankets.
A rlA..l.ln Hi t. ... anil
uuuuiu JiiaUKei. III It I
while for .'
A large grey, white and Vicuna '
Blanket worth ?1 00
A while all-wt o Blanket, reuular A;
cn a.-, ...rt v
f "-c fu uvr, .1
We have all kinds of B'snkft I1 1
an Riuas o; prices
nd C
Shoes.
Our .Inl. .1 ui n I.. InUT SI
"... oi.n v(, iin.rs IS .1'.. a
close out halsnce will not 'eK!t I
reaionable ofler ou them.
AX BILLY