Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, January 06, 1900, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textr.,jf?? Daily Guard DULY EUGENE GUARD ...J Daily Quard... pp week or 60 cents per Month. DHIered E.erj Evening ,t your door 15c HAS A COMPLCTC -Job Office.; i TRY AN ADVERTISEMENT J orders fillto pbomptuv- full line of legal Blanks. 1 SATURDAY EVENING EUGENE, OREGON JANUARY (5 1900 SATURDAY EVENING NO. 159 V0L. 17. Sp arial fsr Monday l(d Gloves $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 FOR 83 cts. Hslin Gowns $1.00- $1-25 and 150 FOR 83 cts. HAMPTON BUS, L.C. SKEELS, SUCCESSOR TO J- O-RHINEHART. Modern Grocery House Fancy and Staple Groceries, Fruits, Country Produce, fresh canned and bottled goods, china and glassware. All the delicacies and substantial goods of the season. NINTH STREBT, EUGENE, ORHQON. Thanksgiving Goodies That makes tho mouth water with, vision ufa table Jiulen with a brown ami toothsome turkey with cran berry Bauco and white, crisp spniys ot celery, pies made .from our de licious Perfecting Mince Meal, of canned f cults Bluffed dates, layer figp, cluster raisins, nuts, imported cheese, exquisite coffee, aud a choice AFTER DINNER fimtT Let us have your order. We have the ohoicest. GRAY & SON Boers Victorious-- In flicted Severe Punishment PORTUGAL DON'T ASK AID Belgians Want McKinley to Intercede for Boers AMERICAN PRISONERS SAFE Special to tho Guard. Manila, Jan. 0. A large number ol recaptured .American prisoners will arrive here tonight. The.transport Victoria, with Ameri can soldiers aboard was towed into litis port today with a broken shaft. BOERS DEFEAT THIS BRITISH. Special to the Guard, London, Jan. 6. Tbe liritish forces made u determined attack on tbe Doers near Mafeking, bill were repulsed with a heavy loss. IiNTEKCESSION ASKED. Special to the GUAM). Washington, Jan. 0 A popular movemeni throughout Belgium looks to interesting President' McKinley in the Interests of peace aud Intercession with Great Kritiau for arbitration of tbe dispute with South Afiicau repub lics. NOBODY ASKED THEM. Ipcclal to the Guard. Lisbon, Portugal, Jan. 6. Germany and .Englaud have proflered their assistance In procuring a loan for Portugal. The Utile kingdom stands upon her pride aud declares that no loan is needed. . i Special Meeting. Eugene Lodge, No. 11, A. F. & A. M,, this evening at 7 o'clock. Work In JS. A. degree. P, E. SNomri W. H. Eight Cents Kkfuskd Edniund son Bros, today refused eight cent's per pound for their crop ol hops. The market seems to be getting stronger. Funeral of Hubert Clow. Tbe funeral of tbe late Robert Clow, of Juuotion will be held Sunday Jau 7 upon the arrival of the 2:08 daylight overland from the Eugene S. P. depot to Hie Masonic reinetajy. It will be under the auspices of tbe grand lodge . K. & A. Vi. of Oregon, the deceased being a past grand nias'er. Following are Ine grmio lodge olllcers: J M. Hortson, grand master; Heury H. Tliielsen, deputy grand master; Win. E. Grace, senior prand warden; S. M. Yoran, junior warden; F. H. Allislon, grand treasurer; Jas. It. Robinson, grand secretary; J. It. N. Bell, grand chaplain; Tlios. Giay, grand senior deacon; W. H. Klanigau, grand juruior deacon; J. S. Morin, grand marshal; C. JJ. Winn, grand orator; P. O. liorg, grand slewurd; E. E HauuiiHck, grand steward; Peter Hume, grand standard bearer; Dar win Brisloiv, giand sword bearer; Gus lav Wilson, grand tyler. ADDITIONAL, III-'GRAPH Y. In our hasty biography of the lato Hon. Eobert Clow, of Junction City, I be following facts were uuintentlally omitted: "Mr, Clow was elictid and served as grand master ot the Oregon Masonlo grand lodue during I be ytars 1877-78. "At the lime of bis death he was a member of Eugene bulge, No. 357, B. P. O. Elks. "He was a member of Dallas lodire, A. O. U. W. ''He was the Lane county member of the demnc atie stale cei.tral com-mllee." SOCIAL. PKKSO'iAI.. Mayor HarrWis visiting in Califor nia. It F Baker went to Junction tospend Sunday. GeoT Hall sr arrived home from Salem today. Mrs. F. W. Ostium is home from a vis'.t at Salem. Mrs. M. 8. Barker and chlldien went to Creswell today. Professor I'bomes Condon urrlved home from Salem this afternoon. John Hauadaker went to Luucaster today where he will preach tomorrow. Miss Rebecca Haines has been visit ing friends at Independence and Mon mouth this week. J W Kays made a trip to Junotlou today lo prepare the body of the late Hubert Clow for interment. Mrs J R Wetherlee arrived Irom Philadelphia today to visit her parents, Ho'i and Mis J H McClung. L. T. Bragg and wife, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wni, Preston have started borne. David P. Hall relurned home this afternoon from a visittoSm Francisco. He reports having bad a pleasant visit. The weather in the Bay City lias been rainy for some time. DB. AND MBS, CHESHIHB ENTKRTIN. Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Cheshire enter tained a number of friends last even ing at ibeir home on South Willamette street. A number of parlor games fur nished amusement, proiiiiueut among which was "Kee Poo Kan." A dainty luuch was served during the evening. Those present were: Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Kays, Mr. and Mrs. John Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gray, Mr. aud Mrs. H. N. Cockerline, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Cockerliue, Mr. aud Mrs. H. F. Hollenbeck, Mr. and Mrs. L, C. Si-eels, Mr. aud Mrs. W. c. Yorau, Mr. aud Mrs F. It. Wetherbee, Mr. aud Mrs. Julius Goldsmith, Mr. aud Mrs. G. D. Linn, Dr. and Mrs. W. Kuykeudall THE MESSRS. HAMMOND SURl'RlSKD. Mrs. I' A. Rankin very successfully inaugurated a surprise party last even ing iu honor of her two sons, Creed and J. Gilmore Hammond. The evening was replete with amusements of vari ous kinds, from the blindfolded coutest in which F. A. Ruikiu ssoured first prize aud Prof. Snapp the booby prize, to recitations aud music The lunch eon was thoroughly enjoyed. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Craig, Misses Emma Sallzman, Karo llue Thompson, Ethel Kinsey, Jessie Livermore, lone Zelgler, Rena Apple gate, Ada Mathews, Messrs. Fred ElBk, It. L. Willoughby, Cllve Cheshire, Prof. L. P. Huapp, H. A. Vincent, Otho Roberts. LECTURE ON TEMPEKENCE. At the First Christian ohurcb last evening Mrs. L..E. Bailey, of Prohibi tion Park, New York, delivered an address on "The Home or Saloon, Whiehy" Mrs. Bailey 1b conceded to be one of the most entertaining lectur ers in the temperance field today, and by reason of her long experience in tills work Is able to accurately state condi tions. A large audience was injattend ance and are eulbusiastio over tbe address, and the prospeots for the one to be delivered tonij'" ?, on "The Remedy." Mrs J H McClung aoted as obairinau of the meeting and Revs M L Rose aud G 8 O Humbert assisted in tbe services. UNION VETERANS UNION. The Union Veterans Union of Ibis city Installed officers last night as fol lows: Colonel, Frank Reisuer; Lieutenant-colonel, W. F. Marti a ; major, John Ingham; quartermaster, A. Yer lugton; officer of the day, J. A Bur Ilngame; chaplain, E. F. Chapman. Upper Biuslaw Logging. WIII llams and Creppln's logging camp at Mound, on the upper Siuslaw, Frank Wallace foreman, are prepared to put In 250,000 feet of logs a month. They have a chute of a quarter of a mile in length which carries the logs to the end in ten seconds. Two good sawyers an find work at this camp. ftpprial for i week only. 75c Clappers 60e $1.00 Wrappers 80c $1.50 Wrappers $1.10 From MONDAY, JanSth to SATURDAY, Jan 13th only. Take atlvantago of this salo. Thoso aro hon est prices. J. V. Kauffman COMFORTS See Day & Henderson's new line of COMFORTS. Visible Free Hold. Cottage Grove, Jau 5. J H Jennings just returned from Bohemia, reports a very riob strike In the White Bear mine. Free gold can be seen in tbe rock quite easily by the unaided eye. Will Expand. E. H. Ingham intends expanding, his quarters be coming too small for his Increasing trade. A contraot was let today to F, B. Bellman by the owner, W. Sanders, whereby it Is to be extended on the rear 20 feet. The present wall on the south will be torn away. i bis will give considerably more floor room. 1'he work will be done at once. TRANSFERS OK RBAliTY, ETC Items Gathered About House. the Court Republican Club. republican fllubwaBorgsn 7. il at Collage Grove Thursday night and elected the follow ing olllcen-: President, C.J. Howard; vlue-pri'slduot, C. H. Buikbolder; sec retary, James Hemeuway; treasurer Darwlu Bristow. G. W Grlfllu reiurued thisallernoon from Cottage Grove. HELP WANTED. Experienced wo man to do general housework. In' quire of F. L. Washburn. 14th Semi-Annual F. E. duwi Clearance Sale. We ex We ask E WILL on Tuesday January 2d 1900 commence our SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE to continue through January. nni tn mnL-o this sr n t, in L-randest event ot me season, vve no not ex ncct any uuu uays. win- uncut win ma,K.u uusuiush your attention and your presence in our store whore you will find a very largo assortment of merchandise; none ao largo in Eugene aa wr lmvp Onr biisines has been very satisfactory this year and wo expect to add 20 per cent to it next year, 1900. We thank vou verv much for your vast prtronace and wish a continuance of the same for our great new year. I will now try to toll you what we are going to do. 1st. Do as we advertise. 2d. Sell off odds and ends. 3d. Sell remnants. 4th. bell old goods, new goods. ' 1 Mease read prices and what I have to sayon every deprrtment. oth. Sell Muslin Department. Comply JtWwiti P,.q ltl Pappflraoi, 8Ut,et. 555d ' 'rm"8 bleached, un- H Baili Towels. 1514.. bath to xttenh'h.t0ii'j as -hlb . 1,htowi 1 cts ud mr" whi,e hl I" 8 cis ' m" wbieh we cannot mention Flannellettes. Ky, c'Js wo,", 10 RDi 12' 0,8 Cloak Department. Children's' jackets at oost Ladies jackets reAuccd 30 per cent Fur collaretles 25 per cent off We have a full assortment of capes which we will close out cheapjse'e them Silks. T?n ivniala vnn atintllrfn't III 1H3. Our Inst year silk will go for 35 por cent off I Dress Goods. -.in h, in hnA vou come in to tell inn what ws bao. There is one item I want jou to know an1 that ii tbu m all wnnl 40-in for 34 Yon will never live long enonbs to sae such bargain again Lots of Dress Ooods at bargain Linen Department. Table Linen A beautiful white linen flnlnh, 21c A 70-in all linen olovor lenl pHter now !I5 74-in satin dtinask, beautilul likogn $1 60 7u-in birc'siye liut-n, handsome, a bar gain UOo Good ball bloachod lOo and down Nice colored table linen in.-" lue, greon h.non nn,l fioiircH. at IcW f)2' Ptl 2t)clS In toweliog we have everything. We call yonr special atlenuon vo oar ii-iu u'n . toweliDQ 21 cts Oar fancy plaid at 7 cts A neat check (, cts Hosiery. Ladies all wool 23 cts now 17 u's Ladies fleeoed worth 25 on now 19 ots Mimes odds and ends worlb 00 ots now 3!icU Iron clad and numerona others Corsets. Corsets, At cos) At cost $2.(X) corset for $1 37 ooraetfor82 ots $125 corHi.-t for 00 cents We are coiou to clone out thin ruiike and not carry any more WCC corsets. Tbompon glove fitting; we Have all tbe new ehftden, sliort hip and tbe ball Carpets, Carpets. Moqnet worth $1.25, for 08 cts. Velvot worth $1.20; for 98 cIr HnirtselH worth $1.00 now 8U ctn Ingrain nil i rmJes. You nbonld are thin woodertul show Bee window UipUy Muslin Underwear. Too many; too nnmtrona; but I will say we can suit you as wo have all t'.e qualities and stylos from 25 ots to $2.50 a Larmont Nicbt aowns. ohemise Corset covers 21 cts, 37 ols, 40 lets and np the line Knit umiorweir, a'l wool, half wool, all cotton Ladies' Mackintoshes. Yon have no idoa what wo are doing In these eoods. Price down ao low that we could not r place thoni lor double tbe price A nice $ i4 brown covert for $8. '.HI A neatgrav clieck 10 same for $5.75 Ml wool oanlimuro worth 1.50 (or f 3.70 WRAPPERS. WRAPPERS. Our $1.50 goods for $1.17 Our 1.25 gooils lor 1.00 Oar 1.00 goods lor .79 All Dress Skirts at 30 per oent reduction No reserve ; all mast go Shoes! School Shoes. All odds and endi;all onr $5.00, $4.00 and $3.00 shoes sizes 2 to S for $i.U5 All our romnanta in school 36 por cent re duction. 1 wisb Jon would see these argai ns. Real estate mortgage $ 100 CO Transfer of mortgage t... 230 00 BEAT. ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. W W WitherB, sheriff, to EC Smith 20 acres In tp 18 s r 6 w; $2.40. Tax deed. T O Maxwell and wife to Lane county, 1.00 acres In tp 17 s r 8 w; $40. Tbe grantors reserve the growing tim ber. Fred T Mills aud wife to Emma Sallzuian, one-fourth Interest iu Bo nanza and Eureka mining claims, Bohemia district; $55, John Wlilteaker to J D Mlshler, J A Yoder and J D Spencer; to recover money on a promissory note; Judg ment is DBked for $640 and $60 attorney fees. Llllle M Lawrence va Ernest A Law rence; suit for divorce. Desertion is alleged In the complaint. J B Harris and wife to O H Keutuer, 135.8 acres; $1280. O W Washburne to Q L Gilbert, 100 acres in tp 17 s r 5 w; $1400. John T Michael and wife to Jainej Banners, 100 oores In tp 10 s r 0 w; $400. CIRCUIT COURT. William Kent vs Patrick J Jennings and Edward W Ferguson; foreclosure of morlguge. The mortgage covers Golden tilar lede located Nov 11, 1807, Bohemia mining district. Judgment is asked for the Bum of $6,000 witb ln- -rest at 7 per cent from August 17, 1890 and for sale of mortgaged premises. PROBATE COURT. Estate of Eva Wilkinson, deceased; order approving Uuu! account. The administrator, Frank Wilkinson, dis charged and bis bondsmen exonerated. marriage licenbk. County Clerk Lee today Issued a marriage II cense to Shelley Teter and Hatty M vanBonoiacB. Alleueu Smallpox. A number of people In Spencer and Mound preoinots have been and are sick with what they term "smallpox." They break out, are sick a few days and then recover. No fatalities have oecurred. It Is a skin disease and Is commonly thought to be clilckjnpox. Another Bow. The Carman family, who reside across the millrace, hod another general row last night and this morning. The aid of Marshal Stiles was sought, but lie wisely refused to go unlesn a warrant was Issued. Kid Gloves. Our $1.60 button and book l.00 Onr $1.00 bntion and ho 'k 75 Ask for our 60 ot kid. Mocba kid now 7U ots. Tim glove is in all colors, all sizes and In clanp. F. E. DUEi s F.E. DD Sage Hen;, Horn A Paine received today two fine specimens of sage hens, which have been placed on exhibition witb the other feathered specimens In the show window of their store. The birds oome from Ontario, Oregon, To Install Officers. District Deputy M. Hvarverud will Install the ofilcets of Cob jrg lodge, I. O. O, F. at that place this evening. Several mem bers of Spencer Butte lodge will also be la attendance. Lost. On the streets of Eugene, December 6th, a small parcel. Howard of $20, if returned to this office. ' About 100 registrations filed today. Miss Ol!!s Krlder leaves tonight for Collins, Ind , via the 8. V. Ry. 8. East and family leave tonight for Huymore, Iowa, via the Southern P