Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, January 05, 1900, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard FRIDAY JAN 5 All Popular Brands of CIGARS FOB BALK AT Julius Goldsmith's OUR RIVER Should Receive More Aid From the Government. GUARD Telephone, Hi. Main 191. UliKVITIK H. 0. Owen Is considerably better today. Ten per oent ofl on sit ingrain wall paper. Okipfin Habdw. Co, It will be several week before the Dew telephone service will be Installed In Eugene. Will paper at coet, and lee. F LCbambera. Finest Uneof cigars In town at (be Barber Bbop Cigar Hlore. Call and be convinced. Mlaa Hansen will organize tier sight jeot however, singing classes on Haturday, Jan. 13, at the usual time. Fifteen to 36 per cent on on all figur ed wall paper. Q hi win Hakdw. Co, ou forests. Portland pail? Telegram. mowiy, nut surely, (he governmen has done a Limited ' amount of good work on the Willamette river, above Portland, until It la navigable all the year as far as Balem. This work is of great benefit to the people residing In the Willamette val ey adjacent and between these cities; and not only should an open Willamette river be maintained at all seasons of the years as far a Salem, but the work of. Improvement should be prosecuted beyood that city, until boats can run during me greater part or the year aa far south as fcugene. A great number of produelng people are to be accommo dated and their burdens lightened little by this which, considering the limited appropriations that have been available, has been well done. Intimately connected with this sub- la tliatol preserving, insofar aa is practicable and reasonable, the forests of the Cascade mountains. With the Cascades and Coast range denuded to a large extent of timber there would be no longer any bope of The gentlemen who took part In the maintaining a navigable river lor any searob for the missing August Fischer are laid up today with sore muscles. Now is the time to make the wife happy with that air tight beater, Prices very low at K L Chambers. Tld Bits: The shortest intelligible sentence which oontalns all the letters of the alphabet Is, we believe: J. (J ray, back with my box five dozen "quills." Just received a full oar load of en perlor steel ranges and cook stoves which were bought early. I'noe still reasonable at F L Chambers. Albany Democrat) The bankrupt Harper's Weekly la fighting theBoera, It believes In the expansion of Eogland regardless of the rights of tlio Boers. It Is considerable of a tory sheet yet great distance through the Willamette valley. Hence all Its farmein, produc ers 01 an xinosand business men, are interested lu preventing any wautc.n or unnecessary destruction of these very valuable forest. FifiKhY AT BUKDY CitOHSINtt To Bene Where Bridge Was Hemoved on Long Tom. Cohvali.ih, Or., Jan. 4. At a meet ing today the county court made ar rangements for the establishment of a ferry to replace the bridge at lluody crossing of the Long Tow, recently le moved to acoa.oniodate steamboat navigation. The ferry is to be estab KUNSINQ IlEBULAKLY. The Lucky 11. ij lit Hi. nip Mill (jrlan lue L'p Dir. The latest repents from Blue Klver, are to the effect that the Lucky Boy 10 stamp mill la tunning :'4 hours day, and the machinery la working nicely. No authoritative statement has yet been given out regarding (he ore product but one will probably soon be maCe. Tone of Smelt. Portland Telegram Jan. 3r Hmelt are earlier than ever this year, the main run reaching the mouth of the Cowillz Haturday. Tods upon tons of the fish were .dipped np on riunday, and the harvest has contin ued every day since. Yesterday the local price for smelt was three pounds for 10 cents, and large quantities were disposed of. The fish are at their best at the first of the season, and now make an ei eel lent fry. The nli are full grown, and arc as oily as ever. Hmelt can almost be fried in their own grease. Early settlers called smelt the candle fish, because, lu the dried state, when one end waa lighted the fiah would burn like a candle, the fl-li being almost all grease, (lie backbone serving as a wick. Since electricity and ooal oil have come into genera! use, melt are no longer used for Illuminat ing purpose. Hasbville Btudents. Tlx- Nashville Student played to run bouse at The Parker last night, and in an extended repertoire of negro songs, campmeetiug airs and the popu- ar ragtime eave complete satisfaction. the chorus work was good, the voices blending harmoniously. The bum solos by Mr. Walley were well received. while the other soloist did good woik. Buck and wing dancing, recitations and the male quartette were prominent the second part of the proitrara, The audience waa liberal In Us ap plause and the encores were generously given. Manager Koss, of The Parker, left for Cottage Grove with the company Od the 2;0B train, at which place they win play tonight uuder bis manage ment. -" BALRM PlOSKKt DEAll. Mrs. Joseph Churchill Paaaed Away at be ge i f 81 Balem, Or., Jan. 4 Mrs. Joseph Churchill died at ber home In Balem thia morning at the age of gl. Deceased waa born in Ohio, came to Oregon from Illinois in 1S47, and has lived lu Balem since 1681. Her husband died In 1892. obe leaves three children, E. C. Churchill, C. N. Churchill and Mrs. George Hmltb, all of Balem. Traustaal Lorn of Life. Moralists are discussing the terrible lone of life brought about by the Trans vaal war. Yet here life 1b sacrificed for a purpose for an honest principle. It were better to preach against the needless sacrifice of life. Thousands of people succumb to ailment which might easily have been checked in the Beginning, uyspepeia came on more people than are Killed in war. The use of Hostetter'4 Htomach Bitters would save many lives. Constipation may seem a little thing, but it invari ably develops into something worse, and the longer It is allowed to run, the harder It is to cure. The Bitters cures indigestion, constipation, dys pepsia and bilioufneas, naturally and permanently, without shocking the system, It la good for everybody. llshed and operated by Hugb Herron A. N. Green, of Vlnltla, Indian Ter- n1 oounty la to pay him S4S per ruory, Formerly one or the com missioners of Lane county, writes us that he expects to visit Eugeue Feb ruary. He Is now ruunlng first-class hotel at Vinltla. Experience Is the bt teacher. Use Acker's English Remedy lu any of coughs, oolds or croup. Bbould II month for the work. Many farmers the neighborhood have been com pelled to make an additional trip of 19 miles In order to reach Corvallle, while farmers on the opposite bank were oompelled to make a similar round trip In order to reach Eugene. Home farfners In the vioinl- fall to give Immediate relief money re- nld their homes aud fields on opno funded. i& ct and 60 ot. For sale by site aides of the river, and were put to W ii DeLano.. great inconvenience by the removal of i here are serious railroad union of the bridge. It la probable that the ine v a a, oeing extended into Crook ferry will be operated until next May. uuiiuty m ib year, in view or the pro gress belug msde by the Columbia Notice to Bepubllcans. oouuiurn mis is oertainiy timely aud should materialize. , Euoknk. Or., Jan. 6, tDOO. Roseburg Review: "The Johu Lee A meeting of fhe republican central Co., a Chinese business firm of Eugene, oommlttee of Lane county is hereby formerly or this oily, Is one of the r. g- " " me court House In Eugeue, uiar subscribers of the Twioe-a-week Jiuary 20, lDOt, at 1 o'clock Review. Unlike some of our Amerl-1 P- m for the purpose of re. can readers, they never forget to pay uisiricung me oounty, and making up promptly." U necessary arrangement for In accordance with a resolution m rePuullD1 county convention. All adopted by the fruit growers' conven- the nommlltemD "quested to be Hotel Arrivals. Was it Fibcher7 J. A. Putman, who reside about thirteen miles east of Eugene, informs os that the Friday afternoon preceding Christmas be saw a man answering the description of August Fischer walking In the road in front of bis place. The man carried a heavy WIr. 'heater rifle and wore blue overalls, black ooat and black bat. Could this have been the much desired Fischer? HOFFMAN HOU8K. K F Overbaugh, Portland F Weyman, Portland H G Thompson, Chicago 8 Caro, B F L L Lambrith, Balem KUCIKNB. R R Reney, Huokane. HOTEL KllO UN B. Mrs W Harrington & lam., Bpokane M t Spencer, Portland J W Harrlll, Leaburg A A Foster, J u notion A Keaea, Portland A Harhbrood, Portland P Rosmaii, Wla. C Hliockley, Kelso, HOFFMAN. R A Washburne aud wf Springfield W L Ntool, N Y U D Btouier, Boston John Bliaw, Carberry, Manitoba Jail " " Hobos Abb Plenty. Police officers state the traveling band of hobos through the Willamette valley Is larger this winter than for many years. Ordinarily the nlghtwatchmen have to go out and round the gang up to place them In the city jail over night for safe keeping. This winter it is differ ent. Crowds of them will tackle policemen on the street during the day and evening, asking permission to sleep on city beds over night. This may be considered one of the signs of a cold winter before us. Rush fob Place. Two Janitors. wilt be employed In the remodeled Linn county court bouse. The Dem ocrat says: "There are 28 applications for Janitor or . the new court bouse. There will be two under a new arrange ment, one for the day and one for the night. Mr. John Catlln, the present Janitor, has a big backing for the place." "DoNctGraspat the Shadow and Lose the Substance. Many people are but shadows of their former selves; due to neglect of health, look out for the blood, the fountain of life, the actual substance; keep I pure by regular use of ! .' . f's Sarsaparilla and ro bujt health -will be the result. Vjpcf-it, -weakness, ind other wor-riti-ciA be things of the ptsl nd life will be worth Irving. Hacking Cough " was troubled rjiih rf.-v, lucking cough. One bottle of Hood's StrstparilU helped me and three bottles cured me ind nude me strong." Ceo- W. Bennam. Cookpring, Del. n-v- r Hil car liter illi: th non Irritating and oitlr eit"rlk: to Ukt with Hot!' &iruparui4 0 II wa ii caper... We have decided to discontinue our it paper department, and on account doing so will oiler some of the finest lri of paper in Eugene at (Specials. 3 lb package washing powder 15c. 1 can good salmon 6 cents. 1 men's mackintosh with cape (1 11. 2 lbs fine fresh roast peanuts 25 cents 1 set fine decorated plates 60 cents. 1 lb package fine new white figs 10c. Largest and beet package ol musb, 10 cents. Pure home made Buckwheat flour per pound 6 cents. Ax Billy. Mboen! Bnoet!! Borne genuine good bargains in fine shoes can be bad by calling at Yoran'.- shoe store during their clearance sale. Startling-Prices; If you call early you will find a fine line of designs to select from. The opportu nity of the season for handsome decora live work at a small expense. BIN HARDWARE L Clearance Sale Women's Relief Corps. Mes damea B. H. Miller, A. G. Holden, J. 8. Hlgglne, Q. N. Fraier, D. Cherry Joel Ware, Mary Llvermnre. Frank Bowers and J. G. Watt went to Junc tion this afternoon to assist In Install ing officers of I be W. R. C. at that place. Mrs. Frager Is the Installing omoer. Same Here. Balem Journal: The Journal wants It distinctly understood that its circulation has not doubled within a few months. Legitimate newspaper circulations are a matter of steady growth, and cannot by any boom process or otherwise he "doubl ed" by the boastings of ita publisher. Its growth like that of a city, if nor mal and steady, is much to be desired, but If abnormal and spasmodic,' can't be relied upon for permanency. Tf-IA Poc4- Incandescent BDOr Qaa 1 11C LCSL Light The cheapest aud strongest llghton earth. A sale, pure white, powerful, steady light. 100 CSDdle DOWer: CORt. lean than nn. half nr nn.. cent per hoar. No wicks to trim No smoke or .11. """-'"onaej 10 clean, tiupcrtor 10 elec tricity , gaj, acetylene or kerosene Now on dis play and lor sale at the Studio I A ifnutu nun Superior Fotoarafs of Wall Taper. 10 m cent off nn all tipiireit paer till Jan uary 1st. PRESTON & HALES iljl1 fiUh'NlNB;liP A BIG BILL For doctor's fees wouldn't lie necesfaiy, when you ure at , tackeii with cohla at tliiB tea fun of the year, if you wtuld keen a bottle of our j ure ami '''". Rrade fyni Hol.le whiskey iu your house, ami . then toke itiin tlio form of toddy, or as your taate dic tates, at bedtime it any other old time. 'J i,eip j8 DMlihg ike it for colds, Iji Grippe or kindred ailments. fll tebaq J. W. KAYS FURNITURE GO "3ALMERS ind FUIFRAI DIRECTORS Dav HanrJerxan. UnderisltRn nil Emlafmeri. Cor. Wit. ind 7th itt. lion held at Corvallla last wlnUir, the Oregon Agricultural college bas Issued a call for a fruit growers' oonvenllou to be held at that place, Jauuary II and reoruary land 2, lUOu. F. B. Thlrkleld, health Inspector of moago, aaya: "Kodol Dyspepsia Cure oannoi rat reooturueuded too highly. It cured tat of seven dyspepsia." It di gests what yoo eat and cure indiges tion, heartburn aud all forms of dys pepsia. Vincent & Co, Corner Drug Btors, Dalle Times-Mountaineer, Jan. 8- "Hon. fl. K Rklnulh . attorney of Junction, and J n L J'Th aenator do not expect ro have uson.alsoor lhat.it. i .T " 7 T" "Tf. ",,n ' PPointed sergeant-af - - ...ouHjr aiuia ui tun iviiaie, nor ao I hey expeol Irkiklno, .11.. . . , I n .in. ... I B V.,.,,,VP. lariorr tne pro-I w viiiiry i,r luruer, Who uauysouun. air, reruuaou Is arlmlnl.. prelum or send representatlTea. Ite publicans In the new preclude will see that their preolnot Is represented. H. F. Mot'ORNAVK. Chairman. LouiB H. Johnson. Secretary. Fill the Place. ine Washington correspondent of the Oregon lan ha this about Henry Gllfry, a well-known former Lane oounty man who has rendered himself Invaluable a an officer of the United Bute jenate through his intimate knowledge of lu affairs: FOUND A pearl cuff button with a metal baud. Owner can fiiid same at the Guard office. EUGENE STEAM D VEINS 0 CLEANINB WORKS... Weat Eighth Street nearHieam Laundry. CHRIS MARX, Jr., Proprietor. w7 H, '21, ""Jt!" "'I ."' ed. look nk. ri 00 .. . called for anadeliwr. u,MO- HEW 1H1S ill That we have added to our stock : Imported Hungarian ...PAPRICA... or Sweet Pepper. xnoooosing school made a demand for Itoyal IWU, SPAGHETTI hJ.8 h-FlesrhmauB i Co'. 1... veusi iresn twice a week nt G,SaXrt)AUk& SON. irator or ins estate or Ljdla A. Illch ardwon, deoeased,11 4. i. xtevry, l.oganton. Pa.. wrlo "I am willing to take my oath that I was cured of pueumonl entirely t,v the us On Minute Cough Cure after uueion ranea. it also cured my chil dren of whooping cough," Quickly """ uu cure oougns, colds, croup, Krippeauu inroai ana lung trouble. l lilldren all like It, Mother endorse ii. Vincent a oo, Corner Drug btore Cuttings from bop plauu growing In uouemia, and noted for their great' superiority over other kinds, bar oeen ootained In large numbers by the department of agriculture, and will be distributed to growers In suitable taie. uregon and Waehlugton suouia gei a gooa share, "X am Indebted to One Mluul Cough Cur for my health and life. It cured me of lung trouble following grippe." Thousands owe their live to the prompt action of tbl never rail ing remedy. It cure, cough, oolds, l'i urournius, pueumonl, grippe tunaat anu mug uoublea, lu early use preveula eonaumptlon. It I the . oniy narmiea. remedy that give lm nieaiata result. Vincent t, tXir- ucr Arug store. y occupy prominent nlacea in the rnnatn disturbed Although Gllfry Is a dem- wiai, ma aiiuwieuire or analra nr lliu senate makes his aervloe too valuable hj oe uispensea with." W. V. T. U. Letiurf. 10th GRAND ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALElOl Mr L E Bailey, who Is to seak at the uunsuan ohurub on thlsand tomorrow Krlilaw anil H. , .. most Interesting Ulker, Interspersing Tf) OAlO hr discourse with mauv hriin.r,t a Xr hnmorlsms that hold the undivided) attention of her audience. Bhe la also a forcible and tliient speaker, and haa IN FULL rnTfn? Thorc is no coniinir ovont fCDTi iv r., tnore, in fact, a groat "mVnv L"0 POSITIVE, than that v. . . . ; . : a'u otIm' than you had a y, ou will need DRESS GOODS Your ooportu ulty to bu)' Prew Uooda cheap her Heme well In mind, thus giving I 20o Goods In all oolor., uu uear ner not nulv an in. XUJIO OAI.I aii . 8 "an 'ou had a year a Irl'S SALE WILL ONi Y LASf those tellvotual treat, but over aud ponder ou. hear her. much to thluk Do not fall to neanesuay rendletoo K. O.t '-The uieauiuo or the University of Oregon arrived In town on the overland train today, and went to Walla Walla, where iney appear this avenlog In th opera house. Tb el ib has toured the towns eastoi renuieton, giving a number of concerts along the line of the O. H. A N. At the station the student gar the college yell a they alighted from the Pullman and went to the Hpokane train to go to Walla Walla." fortnightly Club. in fortnightly Club will hold li. r-guiar meeting lu Kratik' hall aa camrtiay, January 6, at S p. m. I'HOORAM. Oaort. kllol-rortratai ot Chlldna : ; Irs laehataa Dlckn-Unol the UjaKrloui .. Mm Mbare .u.r..mr-ii,nr, a.mooj Mn Jlr011I 30o I'lald gomls, now I fio riald goods, now I S:!o t'lald goods, now BOo Goods, black and color 40c Goods, black aud oolor 18c I Be 12) lOc 38c 99c Kvif piece ol Preaa (iomls red need In prloa TRIMMINGS Our stock ol them la very large and well aborted, and to retluoe the stock we are making heavy cuts In the price. They muit be gold Kl nui la 4U. a I .. .. .no t,ma to get uood Suit for litt;. mn Our regolar 16.50 Grey Kersey, now "ey Our regular 8.00 Brown Caraimere, now'.' '. A good serviceable suit lor. . . . Our Black Clay Worsted for. .'. . .'.'. ARE WORLD' BEATERS. 30 MI ff.00 an, 15 00 6 00 4 00 10 00 .Ladies' and Misses' .Tnrw On, stock ., the- ,. ,0. .....a h, Kme ,fc 1U aP nr M t Lat,le Jcket ' CP, now.. . llr M 00 Ladie.' Jacket or Cape, now Our 9 00 LaJ.ee' Jacket or C.e now ...meut win oe sold forone-ililrd U "w prices. iixu. ieieiuy evening, at the home of bis niece, Mrs. W. It. JVngra In this city, Mr. W. O. Htevens died of aropsy at the age of 79 year. The funeral will occur Bonday. Januarv I iaw p. m. 10 in Pprlugfleld I. O. O. r. cemetery. w: stock will bo less than regular rilOrOSK MAKING THIS our Uannor talo. Our put forward. There will bo no rcsorves. Ixw prices will prevail all over tho house in every department, prices. n oo 4 00 C 00 UNDERWEAR I-adlcfc', Men's tnd Children's Men's nalnrnt irnnl Rl.lrlB and Drawers each at 45t i.Bdies' ril.lmd J.nla n,l 'uata each at 1 8c Ladies' rlbhe.l I'.nl. on, I Veata each at 2Bc Men's lleiCf-lined KMrla and Drawers, each 60c CARPETS Sweeping reductions niide on a! grades efrani. Housekeepers: It will be to voursJ vantage to ee this liuu Iwfore iircha- og eisewnere. Nw Vah KmrioN. Th Allan. S n?X?!&?Z otwi,9tng the fact that sharp ad pampniel form, splendidly lilustrate.1 and well edited. A much larger oil oouia well claim credit fur urh a nanusume rmblloatloo. vanee8 have taken place on all gootls. Wi propose selling cheaper than ever ... . . i tt'MMAU .. 11. If .