Daily Eugene guard., January 03, 1900, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
WEDNESDAY -
JAN 3
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
FOB BALK AT
Julius Goldsmith's
Telephone, Mo. Maim 191.
BREVITIES
A fine day.
Commissioners court Id session.
Bud EdmuDilBon la running a "Gold
Cure" establishment In Arizona.
Registering or voters Is quite rush
ing at the court bouse.
The river won at an 8-foot stage tbla
morning. It In now falling slowly.
AI Bolden went to Douglas county
to reoelve some bops for Horst Bros.
Finest line of cigars In town at (he
Barber Bbop Cigar Htore. Us II and lie
oonrlnoed.
For Christmas presents tbat will be
appreciated every day in the year, go
to F L Chambers.'
Yesterday's delayed train arrived
here at 4 o'clook this morning; the
regular morning overland did not ar
rive until 7 o'clook tbls morolng.
Ten per oent off on nit Ingrain wall
paper.
Okivvin Haruw. Co.
In B. Handsaker'a Interesting artlole
on "I'loneer History." published sev
eral days alnoe, "Wbltmore's Gag"
should bave read "Wbltmore's Gap."
No advanon as yet at F L Chambers
In prices on Bain wagons, Jtaoine
buggies, Monitor drills, Dandy dine
harrows. Oliver walking plows and
Pitts harrows. Now is the lime to
buy before Ibis lot Is all sold.
Tbe bondsmen of W. H. Donaoa, the
defaulting Bweet Home postmaster,
have been notified tbat the amount of
bis sbortago whloh they will have to
pay la $1,000.11.
Old fashions In dress may be revived,
but no old-fashioned niedloine can re
place Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Itemed y. tor sale oy
W li Delano.
Chamberlain's Collo, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Itemed y can always be de
pended upon and Is pleasant and safe
to take, Bold by W L Delano.
Fifteen to 'id per oent off on all figur
ed wall paper.
Qhivkim Hahdw. Co,
Mr. Adrian Comely tbla week out
down one of the largest trees around
Albany, a big fir tbat has been oon
splcuous on tbe Rainwater farm acruw
the river for many years. It measured
nearly ten feet In diameter.
DeWltt's Little Early Risers purify
the blood, oleao tbe liver, Invigorate
tbft system, Famona little pills for
constipation and liver troubles. VI n
oent A Co, Corner Drug Btore.
The annual number of theOregonlan
was one ot the best Issue of a dally
paper ever published on the I'aolOo
ooaat. It oontained many tint-class
Illustrations and tbe reading matter
was well written and selected.
Eiperlenoe is the best teacher. Use
Aoker's English Remedv lu any case
of ooughs, colds or croup. Bboold it
rail to give immediate reller money re
funded. 26 ota and 60 ots. For sale by
Portland Telegram Jan. It 0. K
Bpauldlug, of Newberp, of the firm of
C. K. Bpauldlug A Co., of that olty,
last week went to the company's log.
glngoamp near Eugene, where they
are getting out several million feel of
balm and fir logs, besides what they
bave got out elsewhere.
Mr. J. Bheer, Bedalla, Mo., saved
his ohlld's life by One Minute Cough
Cure. Doctors had given her up to
die with croup. Its an Infallible cure
foroougb, colds, grlpi, pneumonia,
bronohltls and throat and lung trou
bles. Relieves at one, VluoentoV Co.,
Corner Drug Btore.
Just received a full oar load of au
perlor steel ranges and oook stoves
which were bought early, l'rioea atlll
reasonable at F Ij Chambers.
Ashland Tidings, January 1: "Mrs.
R. C. Brooks, of Eugeue, who was the
soprano at the late session of the choral
ucllon, met her husband, the Rev. It.
C. Brooks, at this morning's south
bound train, and oooiuf.au led him to
Berkeley, Cal, where they go for a
short visit."
Miss Anule E. Qunnlng, Tyre, M!oh
aaysi "I suffered a long time from
dyspepsia; lost flesh and became very
weak. Kodnl Dyspepsia Cure com
pletely cured me." It digests what
yoo eat and cures all forms of stomaoh
trouble. It never falls to give Immedi
ate relief In the wont oases. Vincent
A Co., Corner Drug Btoro.
It takes but a minute to overcome
tickling In the throat and to stop a
cough by tbe use of Oue Minute
Cough Cure. This remedy quickly
cures all toime of throat and lung trou
bles. Harmless and pleasant In take
It prevents constipation. A faraoas
specific for grippe and Its alter effects.
Vlnotnt A Co., Corner Drug Btore.
Pains In the oliest when ft person has
cold Indicate tendency toward
pneumonia. A piece of flannel damp
ened with Chamberlain's Palo Balm
and bound on to tbe cheat over the
eat of pain will promptly relieve
tbe pain and prevent tbe threatened
attack of pneumonia. This same treat
ment will core lame back In ft few
hours. Hold by W L Oelturo. . I
TBANHKEHH OK KKALTlf, ETC
Items Uatbrtrd About ihe Court
Houp.
Release of mechanic's $69 26
Satisfaction of mortgage 1,800 00
Bttlsfacllon of mortgage 230 00
HKAT, ESTATE TRANSACTIONS,
L D Bcarbrough and wife to G T
Bears, 40 aorta in tp 20 s r 3 w; 10.
John VV Tanner and wife to Grace M
Sweet, lot 7, block 21, Acme; 200.
O 4 C R R to John Hostetter, land
in tp 20 e r 3 w, $33 86.
J H Zlmmer to Robt and WniT Pat
terson, 20 acres In tp 17 s r 8 w; $1 10.
Sampson McCrowell and wife to W
and B A Rlckman, land In Eugeue
near railroad track; $60.
Olive E Close and husband to Mary
F White, lot 6 block 4, Bhaw's second
addition to Eugene; $-500.
E L Howe and wife to Caroline Gar -rison,
land In 1 19s r 8 w;$350. Bond
lor deed.
Leughton Monte, referee to the trus
tees or tbe First Melbodlat Episcopal
church of Cottage Grove, acre; $600.
Emma L. Tanner and wile to Joseph
A. Blscholbeiger, lot II, block 61,
Chicago addition to Florence; $60.
PROBATE.
Estate of H. C. Humphrey, deceased;
final aooount approved and adminis
tratrix, Bettie E. Hurrhrey, dis
charged and bondsmen exonerated.
Estate of Rosa Isom, deceased; final
aooount approved and B. R. Williams,
administrator, discharged and bonds
men exonerated.
Estate or Nancy E. Tabor, deceased.
Final aooount approved and tbe ad-
mlnlBtrator, W. L. Dyslnger, dlscharg
ed and bondsmen exbonerated.
Total receipts $ 201 14
Expenses 168 86
Amount for distribution $ 102 79
Tbe above was distributed as follows
To husband, $01.40; to six daughters
and sons, $8.60 eaob.
In tbe matter of tbe estate of V B
Miller, deceased; notice that O B
Miller will present bis claim against
laid estate lu the sum of $180 to the
county court for allowance. G W
Whltsett Is the administrator of the
estate.
Guardianship of Lizzie B Flsk; AH
Flak appointed guardian; S. B. Eakln,
B. H. Friendly and J. H. MoOlung
appointed appraisers of said estate.
Estate ol Ludwlg Uless, deoeased
final aooount approved and ad minis
tratrlx exonerated and her bondsmen
discharged.
OIRUUiT COURT.
Tbe Eugene Ljan A Havings Bank
of Eugene, Oregon, a corporation, vs
Junotion City Milling Co. et al; fore
closure of mortgage. Judgment la
asked for tho sum of $3,000 and Interest
and attorney fees.
D M Osborne A Co. vs J H Baker
summons. Amount Judgment asked
for, $187.24.
MAKKIAOS) LICENSE.
County Clerk Lee today Issued ft
marriage license to James L Boott and
Ellia Jane Eaton.
TRANSOHUT VILKD.
Preston A Hales vs H O Owen; Judg
ment from Eugene Justice court for
$30.20.
I'HOOK OK I.AUOH.
Mystery, White Ghoul, California,
Intervenor, Defiance, Loa Angeles,
June, Butte, Monument, Aoccldental
and AJax, Bohemia, by laaao H
Bingham.
A Good Notice. Pendton East
Oregonlnn, Deo. SO.: "Friday evening
t the Frasor opera house, the Glee
Club of tbe University or Oregon enter
tained an audienoe with one of their
programs. The olub oonslata of 10 gen
tlemanly young men, students at the
chief educational Institution of the
state, and wbo by their appearanoeand
conduct relied oredlt upou their alma
mater. They are representative of the
best blood of Oregon, and are atrensth
enlng the Slate University by making
these tours of the prlnolpal towns."
PARKER OPERA HOUSE,
WALTER ROSS, Manager.
THURSDAY, JAN. 4, 1900
Thoarlo's Original
Nashville Students
In tha (uiiulcit oiwra atar written, nutlaj
Cindy's Wedding"
Introducing
Mr. Beorne W. Whallev.
Th world rrnownM Lion Hau. will, t role
in tnv nouu oi rel euurcb DvU.
MR, A A HON WARK,
Th)Urv (houiin Tnor nd runuy
Uouolutgti.
MltW JULIA WARE,
Leading Soprano.
TheNaihillla Mwklug Bird.
MISS KATE J. GltAHKH,
Croat Jubllaa Buus Soprano and Reader.
MIHS LETHIA LIVERPOOL,
Camp Meallhx Song Leader,
M IBB CABBIE HltOWN,
Contralto.
MR. OEOUGE HXOWDEN,
Ballad Taor.
MR. FRED BUUCH,
Sole Itaolil and AeeompanUt.
PRICES 75, 50 tn. 25 tints.
Saala OB aala ToMdaT at Tarn' Ciernar Drua
SlOKk
A swat proertmma ol Jubtlea Bona. 1'imb
lleatttia Srwtta and Plantation Itaut-va. aim.
all Uia voon tontt l.j th urvalaal Cotortd
Bioian anu uancars aar oraantisa.
rrtOM.LocaKepnU; Pee a, so rants, rtrv
thrva rowa In Sao ft. 3A canla. Mm uoa mlUmm
Is HUe a frnu.lY
A gentleman or this city wbo Is re-
SHusible contributes the following:
"A few weeks sgo ft was stated in
the columns of the Daily Giiahu
that a mau and his wife, who livrd in
the vlciiii'y of Eist Fourteenth sireet,
appeared to make a living by soliciting
articles from the merchants or our
town, also luything they could beg
from citlzeus generally, claiming that
tbe articles I bus donated would be
given to those In need. It Is said a
larae amount of clothing and provis
ions have been obtained in this man
ner, but It Is said they are not disponed
of except for cash, and at prices lers
than they can be bought In the stores.
'Tbe mau is said to be goue to rasU
ern Oregon, but tbe woman l said to
carry a basketful home nearly every
day. On yesterday she was seen on
her way home almost loaded down
with packages and bundles, which.
judging from apearances; wr.n very
heavy.
"Tbee people have no visible means
of support, olhtr tbau what Is stated
above, aud have been doing this for
years. Is there no law to abate the
uulsance7"
Hotel Arrivals.
HOTEL KUOKNK.
J E Mullanly, Portland
Ed Bond, Irving
C E McClane, Hazel Dell
W T Kayoer and'wife, Elmira
J E Yaruell, Mohawk
F A Post, Wallervllle
Geo Barnes, Waltervllle
J P Jones, Fori land
J H Beckley, Portland
G W LIU, Portland
H M Donahan
CD Gay
Hilar Thornton
MTCastell, Junction
J D Cox, Junction
J E Young, Cottage Grove
M F Hpencer, Portland
B N Flsk, Chicago
HOFFMAN HOUSE.
LN Babtr, Waltervllle
Frank Wood, Chicago
H li Rhodes
O It Bterllng
J B Beall
A C Lawrence, Portland
J B Forrest, N Y
Clara W Young, Astoria
W H Smith, Balem
Harry Mathers, B F
M Witkosky, N Y
It M Donahan, Portland
W L Cornelius, Helena
II N Flsk, Chicago
L U Morris, Chicago
McKulght, Portland
H W Clarke, Portland
F E Blair, Portland
0 E Btevens, Portland
A Per'ect Life Preserver.
After thousands or lives bave been
sacrificed, au apparatus is brought for
ward, and which, after having been
tested, Is pronounced pe. feet. It Is
impossible to sink It, H weighs only
four pouuds and oontalua food aud
water for five days. It resulted from a
horrible shipwreck experienced by its
Inveutor. No duoovery of greai benefit
to humanity seema possiuie without
great low of life. Take Hostetter's
Motnacb Bl iters as another Instance.
Before Its advent, bO years ago, people
died from dyspepsia. Weak stomachs
and liver disease were terrors until
Hostetter's Btoujach Bitleis proved its
power to oure thein ir your stomach
bothers you, try It, aud see that a
private reveuue stamp covers the neck
oi tue oouie.
Bally Bay.
Tbe Eugene Baptist church will
bold its annual business meeting and
roll call on Thursday Jan. 4. The pro.
gram will begin at 2:30 p. m. Bupper
will bo served at 6-3! by the ladles of
tbe church. Tbe evening program
commences at 7 p. m. An Interesting
program lias been prepared for botb
afternoon and evening.
Every member of the church Is
urged to be present. Friends of tbe
church are Invited to meet with us In
tbe evening service.
C. Caltkbt Bhoot, Pastor,
Mhoeal Bboestl
Boiue genuine good bargains in fine
Bboesoan be bad by calling at Yorau's
shoe store during their clearance sale.
Unique Razor. Marshal Utiles
arrested some hobos today,. oue or
whom ranted a razor made from the
blade or a caaeknlfe, with a clumsy
wooden haudle. Th hnbo olaimed to
be able to do fairly good work with
the razor lu remotlng superfluous
facial hirsute adornment.
Specials.
8 lb uackage washing powder 16o.
1 can good salmon 6 cents.
1 men's mackintosh with cape $1 15.
2 lbs fine fresh roast peanuta 25 oenta
1 set fine decorated plates 60 oenta.
I lb package One new white figs 10c.
Largest and best paokage ot mush,
10 cents.
Pure home made Buckwheat flour
per pound 6 cent.
Ax Billy.
Statesman Annual Number.
The New Year edition of the Balem
Statesman Is ft oredlt to tbe publishers
and that city. The statistical infor
mation is well arranged, concise and
accurate, the large number of engrav
ings from photographs excellent, and
Balem and Marion county are well ad
vertUed In this creditable Issue.
W B P L NOTICE.
Tbe W. R. P. L. will meet at the
borne of Mrs. D. B. Murray on Wed
nesday evening January 3rd for special
business. A full attendance is desired
at 7 o'clock sharp. By order or tbe
President.
A Merry Christmas.
Bumpier, Or, News: "It Is estimated
tbat tbe thirteen salooua of Bumpter
took in 0,000 cash for drinks on Xmas
day and night."
The town has 1600 inbavitanta.
Artistic Cane. A flue piece ot
workmanship is on exhibition at Andy
Taylor's barber shop. It contains a
remarkable likeness or several famous
naval officers aud figures pertaining to
tbe navy. It is quite beautiful.
Notice. The members of the W. R.
P. L. are requested to meet at the
borne or Mrs. D. B, Murray on Wed
nesday evening, Jan 3rd, at 7 o'clock.
Business or Importance tobejdlsousBed.
Nashville Student.-.
The Original Nashville StudenU vVl
ap ear at The Parker, Jau 4, and their
performance will undoubtedly be well
attended. This famous company was
organized in 1880, aud has seen 18
years of continual success. The reason
ot this Is tbat their manner or per
formance is original. They pres-nt
the negro as he appears In church,
camp meeting, and also tin soitiis ol
tbe cabin borne aud or the plant itiou.
The music U so wlerd, melodious and
striking that It bolds tbe tudlence
spellbound to such an extent that it is
generally difficult for the sinners to
leave tbe stage on account or tlt4 de
mand for repetition. Tbe entire com
pany will appear in a program com
plete wilb all tbe jubilee melod'es,
plantation, river and cabin song. He
cure seats at ouoe at Corner Drug Btore.
W C T U Lectures.
Mm. 1,. E. Ballev. or Prohibition
Park. Htalen Island. New York, will
speak on the 1 Home or Saloon,
Which?'' at the Christian onurcn,
Euiiene. Friday and Balurday even
ings, January 6 and 6.
Mrs. Bailev is an oterestfngHpeaKer,
presenliug her subject In a most logical
and Interesting manner, thereby com
manding large and attentive audiences
wherever she goes. Come and hear
her.
To Cure a Cold In Due Day.
Take Laxative Broom Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund tbe money
If It falls to cure. E. W. Drove's s'gna
ture Ib on each box. 25o.
A Nrw Rule. Beginning January
1st, the B. P. Co., put iu force a rule
tbat no passeugerB can be carried upon
a freight train under any circumstan
ces whatever, except those traveling
on mileage tickets. This exception la
made because these tickets contain a
provision exonerating the company
Irom all liability in case of accidents If
tbe bolder is riding upon a freight.
The oompany explains this new rule
oo ihe ground tbat they have been
sued no frequently for injuries sua
tamed while travellug upon freights
tbat they cannot longer a fiord It.
Home Comment. Oregonlan: At
Eugeue, a recently married man of 60
Is suing his wife for restitution or prop
erty alleged to bave been secured by
fraud. He "had known bcr 25 years
ago," and was "iunocently entrapped"
he says. Tbe man who lacks but a
year or tbree-soore-and-ten, presents i
solemnly ludicrous spectacle when he
pleads his verdancy and gullioleuess
In the verbiage or legal redundancy.
An Accident. I'. W. Young, a
well known farmer who resides north
of Eugene, just across the river, was
horseback today leading a colt when
it Jerked and in some way caused Mr.
Young to catch tbe little fluger of bis
right band in tbe saddle and cut It
completely of! Just below tbe second
jolut. Dr. Brown dressed tbe wound
this afternoon.
Clearance Sale
of Wall Paper.
1U mt cent off
on all toured
pajter till Jan
uary 1st.
PRESTON & HALES
Btill Aground. K. O. Brady, thli
morning at 9 o'clock, received the fol
lowing telegram from Balem regarding
the steamer City or Eugene: ''Water
will have to raise three feet before the
boat will float."
RUNNING UP A BIB BILL
For doctorB fees would o't be
ncotwary, when you are at
tacked witli coldti at litis Bea
boo of tbe year, if you weuld
ketp a bottle of our pure ami
hiirh Rrade Cyrm jNolde
Whiskey id your house, and
then take it id the form nf
totldy, or an ymir ttnte die
lates, at bedtime or any otlu r
eld thee. 'J 'here h nothing
like it for colds, J a tiripie or
kindred ailmeuta.
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TLat we h.ve addod to our stock :
Imported Hungarian
...PAPRICA...
or bweet Pepper.
Tbe cooking school made a demand for i,va ti.i:.
SPAGHETTI
which we now hnve FleRchmaun & Co'a
comprettfieri yeast freuh twice a wek at
GEO. T. HALL & SON.
"He is Wise Who
Talks But Little:
This is only a half truth.
If wise men had held their
tongues, we should knov)
nothing about the circulation
of the blood. If it were not
for this advertisement you
might never know thatHooi'"s
Szrstp.irilla is the greatest
medicine in the world to
purify and enrich your blood,
create an appetite, give you
strength and steady nerves.
I iv. p u r o B I o o d "My complexion was
bdei. flood's SatsapaHIU did much good
by purifying my blood SMy skin is now
cU&r." ' cA:mie D. McCoy, Watsontcmn, Pa. '
JIimwVi rills cure llrer 111,; tha noil Irriutlng and
only cathartic to uke with llood'I SfcraapalUla.
Now is the time to mttke the wife
happy with that air tight heater.
Prices very low nt F I, Clumbers.'
Sick Headache absolutely and per
manently cired by using Moki Tea.
A pleasant herb Urluk. Cuies consti
pation and Indigestion, makes you eat,
sleep, work aud happy. Batifuction
utmranteed or money back. 25 cts and
50 cte. For sale bv W L DeLano.
EUGENE STEAM DYEINO
AND CLEANING WORKS....
West Eighth Street
near Steam J.aui,Jry.
PUDIOUHCV I- n -t
uuiiiu iiirtiiA. or., rruu'K
v a j ,e wu, eoinrea and repr
Faded clothing restored to its oriuiniil ;
Tflf Rpct Incandescent apor
1 liC UCM Light Tho cht-H.est
saio. pure wnite, powerful, steadv liuht.
O.M1 1 nor hnna V ... I i . . .
7 nniuy 10 cican. superior tc
trictty, pap, acetylene or kerosene. Now o
play and for sale at ttm
Studio ?
rifthflC' 'A:
.PHOTO
Superior Fotoarafs
PliAlKll OUT.
Dull liendaohe, pains In various
Or 11.1. hn.1.. .
. ui uijuj, Dttiniiiic ni. nip ti . n
nllTinlUU .H envnn it
evidence of impure blonil. No
in oraer in obtain good health, A
uiuuu ciiAtr tias never Ihi ctl tu
Uorofll nilan. U
uu.v.ui..uni,i 7V1IIIIHIM! DO .HOUR. 0
utuiri uiihiu uitettHuf. it a certai
wonderful remedy and we Hell
bottle on a witive guarantee.
aio uy v li ucijauo.
10th GRAND ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE 10
IS NOW IN FULL FORCE.
3Q THIS SALE WILL ONLY LAST
DRESS GOODS
Your opportunity to buy Prvaf Uootti ohoap
SBo Clootls iu all colors I 8c
20o riald gontls, now I Be
I Bo 1'htld rHxll, uow I 2 i
I Slo I'la'd gtHHls, now I Oc
BOc Moods, black and colors 38c
40o dod. black and color 20c
Kvvry placa ot Preaa tloo.it rfluertl in prtoa
TRIMMINGS
Our stock ol tilt in Is very large and
well axorled.end to reduce the stock are
are making heavy cuts In the t rices.
They mutt be told
30
kl n ... t iu. . : ... . f . r ,
v ma tuna to yoi ugoa oun Tor iittie money
Our re.ular 6.50 Urey Kertey, now
Our regular $8.00 Brown Ciwimere, no '. 2
A good serviceable suit for 6 00
Our Black Clay Worsted for '. ".'.. 00
ARE WORLD BEATERS. 9-00 and 10 00
.Ladies' and Misses' Jackets and Capes
Our Mock of theaa ood. la quit. !., ,nd w, hat. torn, good thing, to o(T.r jou .s Ul. ,..,. .
Our 4 50 Ladie.' Jacket or Cpe, now 8 ' 'OW
Our G 00 UdieV Jacket or Cape, now
Our 9 00 Ladies' Jacket or Cape, now "'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.
Kverv srarment will h anM r..r nna.it.ii mi ..
" - in iot mau rettuiir prices.
13 00
4 00
6 00
WE PROPOSE MAKING THIS
ovir Runner Sale. Our entire
stock will bo put forward. There will
be no resorves. Low prices will prevail
all over tho house in every department,
notwithstanding tho fact that sharp ad
vances b,vo taken place on all goods.
Wi propose selling cheaper than ever
UNDERWEAR
Uillci', Men's mil CniMfWi
Men's natural wool Shirts and
Drawers each at
Ladies' ribbed rants aud VesU
each at
Ladles' ribbed Pants and Veil"
each at
Men's tleeee-lineil Shirts and
Drawer, each
CARPETS
Sweei.lnu; reductions mad
n.o,)... r .
H'micn ui ilUfCIF, J
Housekeepers: It will be to ?
vuiiiitiro in iw, ruin imp ih.il.ic i
lug elsewhere.
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