Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1900)
Daily Eugene Guard MONDAY JAN 8 All Popular Brands of CIGARS FOB SAI-K AT Julius Goldsmith's GUARD Telephone, li . Main 191. UKfcVlTIKS Tbe loe wagon la gay with a new coat of green and red paint. Mt. O. O. Zelgler li oon fined to ber borne with a aevere eae of tonallltla. H. Welnbard baa a newly painted delivery wagon on tbe atreeta today. Mlaa Hanatn will organise ber eight alnglng olaaeeeon Baturday, Jan. 18, at the uaual time. B. M. Pratt la building 20x20 foot warehouse on the rear of his Ninth street property. Fifteen to 25 per cent off on all figur ed wall paper. Griffin Hardw. Co. Dr. Edward MoQIynn died yealer day at Newburgh, N. Y., from heart dliieaee, aged 62 yearn. Now la tbe time to make the wife bappy with that air tight beater. Prloee very low at F L Chambers. ' The 'vanity Glee Club baa returned from Its tour. Tbey had a sucoess ful trip, flnanolally and olherwlae. Boy ooplea of tbe Now Yeare Oregon lan and mall to Eastern frlenda, at Geo. F. Craw's agenoy, Eugene. The funeral of the lale M. O. Btearna took place yesterday afternoon. The Interment was in tbe Springfield I, O. O. F. oemetery. II. 0. Owen, tbe old pluneer, la lying danseroualy 111 at bla borne on Eleventh atreet, and bla death la momentarily expected. Tbe Juootlon City and other people here attending Hon. Uobert Clow's funeral returned home ou tbla morn- tng'a and tlili afteruoon'a tralni. Just received a full oar load of au perloraleel rangea and oook etovea whlob were bought early. Prioea atlll roaaonable at F I, Chamber. Mlaa Blanohe Fltoh, a young lady well known In Eugene, baa a flue posi tion aa bookkeeper and typewriter with one of the leading Orma of Nelson, B. C. Experlenoe la the beat teacher. Uae Aoker'a English Koinedy In any oase of ooughe, oolila or croup. Bhould It tall to give immeoiaie renei muuny nr funded. 26 ota and 60 Ota. For sale by W Ij DeLano. AQeoko lizard baa been received from tbe Philippine Islands Dy Unas. T, HnntL. wlilnh he baa added to Ilia already large col loot In n. The cackle or the naara aept our soiuior uujrs waka several nights. A. H. Flak, Geo. Yoran and B. D. Paine lea for the Coyote and Long Tom country today on a bunting trip, and tbey must be going to stay a while aa tbey took with them two caeee of cartridges), F. B. Tblrkleld, health Inspector of Chicago, aaya: "Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cannot be reoommeuded too highly. It cored ma of aevere dyspepsia." It dl geeta what yon eat aud cures Indiges tion, heartburn and all forma of dys pepsia. Vlnoent Co, Corner Drug Store Heppner Gaxette: "Doo" Matlock la apendlngtha holidays were with his folka. Ula university experience' at Eugene has been most satisfactory to blm ao far, and Judging from bla groomed appaaranoa the faculty have him on parade In the front ranks. J. I. Bevry, Logan ton, Pa., wrltea: "I am willing to take my oath that I was cured of pneumonia entirely by Hie uae One Mluute Cough Cure after doctors failed. It also cured my olill dren of whooping oough." Quickly relieves and cures ooughe, oolda, croup, grippe and throat and lung troubli Children all like IU Mothers endorse II. Vincent A Co, Corner Drug btore. Our MoKeoaleahlngla makers, who work for scant returns, may well anvy a fortunate craftsman out at Lakevtew. Tba Rustler says: "Mr. li. D. lioblnson, proprietor of the ahlngla mill on Cottonwood, made and old dnrlng the pai year 280,000 ahlu glee, the prlos per thousand delivered being IS.60. Mr. lioblnson assisted by one of hli sons did all the work, from cutting the trees to binding the shin glee and hauling tbera to Lakevle v." 'I am Indebted to One Mluuia Cough Cure for niy health and life. It cured me ef lung trouble following grippe," Thousands owe their Uvea to tbe prompt action of tbla uevrr fall ing remedy. It cure, coughs, colds, oroap, bronchitis, pneumonia, grippe and throat and lung trouble. Its early use preventa consumption. It Is the only harmless remedy that give Im mediate results. Vincent A Co, Cor ner Drag Btore. The Virginia City Journal of Decem ber 81 has this about a Eugene boy: 'Prof, a B. Devlre arrived Bundsy from Boceman to te the leadership of tba Virginia City cornet band. Tbe protestor la one of the beat Instructors in the state and under bla tutorship, tba Virginia band will be able to bold Ita own with any band In the stats." Tba Journal's praise Is deserved, i But bow aboot that change of name? "Prof. Deviee" Is pretty well known In Eu gene as Cland Davis. Buoceta to blea laatUMMinel HIUHLAW 1A)H01SO. Hrealer Activity Mow Than lor Heveral Years Frank Hadley was In from Vouod today, where he Is conducting logging operations. He reports greater activi ty at the present time than has been exhibited for several yeara. Mr. Had' ley has just put 300 logs in tbe stream and will quit operations until the June Ireebets. Morris Johoson, who ba9 put 1,800 logs In will make a drive in February. Borne logs have already been sent down and are now In tbe boom at Florence. Lumbering prospects on tbe Hluslaw, Mr. Hadley states, are brigbt for the future. A new mill Is being erected at Acme, which will be tbe third to be operated at that place. Many of tbe ranchers on the river are fi ndi ng a mar ket for their timber through these mills. Brave Hen Fall Vlotlma to stomach, liver and kid ney troubles as well aa women, and al feel tbe result In lews of appetite, poisons In tbe blood, backache, ner vousness headache and tired, listless, run-down feeling. But there is no need to feel like that. Listen to J W Gardner, Idavllle, Ind. He says: "Eleotrlo Bitters are lust the thing for a men when he Is all run down, and don't cure whether be lives or dies. It did more to give me new strength and good appetite than anything I oould take. I can .now eat anything and have a new lease on life." Only 60 cent, at Linn's Drug Btore. Every bottle guaranteed. L. O. T. M., Attention. The regular review of Eugene Hive, No. 12, will be held In Macoabee ball on Monday evening, January 8. Tbis Is an Important meeting and every member Is urged to be present. LILLIB G'KAIU, B. K. Public Lecture. Professor McAllstar will give a lec ture before the Bocletas Qulrlnalla In the Laurean Hall (Deady building) on Tuesday Jan. 9, at 7:80 p. m on "The Mythological Personages Represented In the Constellations." The public cordially Invited. Admission free. Lkap Year. Tbe reason . wby 1000 will not be a leap year, although it la divisible by four, Is that according to the Gregorian system, on whlob our calendar la based, tbe closing year of a oentury Is never a leap year unless It Is uaotly divisible by 400. The next leap year will be 1904, the last having been 1898. Ever einoe 1600 the leap yeara at the end of a oentury have been separated by a gap of eight years, but the year 2000 will luterrupt tbe series. Officers Elkothu. Pleasant Hill Grange haa elected the following offi cers for tbe ensuing term: "M., R. J. Hemphill, O., H. L. Mltohel; L., J. F. Brewer; B., Thomas Walker; A., B. Amos Walker; Chap., Wm. Linton; Treaa., Harry Bhelley; Bee; Ellen Mltohel; U.K., B. A. MoKentle;! P., Laura Hemphill; E., Uaohael Brewer; .0., Bertha MoKentle; T. A., B. Luoretla llrawe;; Ex. Com., W. C. Renwlck; Ohor.W. L. Wheeler." Mud guards K6 cents per pair at M A Mo. Good Wokub. Portland people who have heard Ibe U. O. aud U. O. glee clubs this year give a flatterlug In dorsement to our boys by atatlng their chorus work la superior to that of the Callforolans. Professor Glen, tbe director and Incomparable baritone soloist, captured the Portland muslo lovers anew, proving to be the bright particular atar Ins work merits. BuooKssrui, Tour. The U of O Glee Club arrived home yesterday from Ita bollday tour through Eastern Oregon, and haa been most suooeseful. Every where the boys were greeted by crowd ed houses, who praised their work highly. " ' City oouuoll meets tonight, Bloyole tuppllea of all kinds on hand. M A Mo. Always fresh tbe olgara we keep In la our pateut ventilating cigar oaa at the Barber Bhop Cigar Btore. James Braiwfleld, at on time a lead ing nierohant of Junction City, Is now resident of Juneau, Alaska, where he la Interested In a rich mine that Is undeveloped. PARKER OPERA HOUSE, WALTER BOSS, Manager. Thursday Eve. Jan. 11 CONCERT University of California CLINTON R MORHR. Director, PHIL FRANKLIN, Manager. 50 College Boys SrilWAKTZ AND Tl'I.l.Y. Dutch ftntl ooloml rtMntiluuu. KI.MK11 HAHKM, al.wol.vlat. "MUCK" MOltSK AMI ARTIIVK NAHL IVntsUUni. Hftin l'OHKIM. VMinUt. KDWAItl) KV8TEK. I'slluM. NKW f40S(?S,NW JOKKS, NKW hl'KflALTlKS PRICES SO, 35 in. 25 cents. DmU oa sals st Cnnst DriuUIMoi, Hotel Arrivals. IIOTBL KUOKNK. Jan. 7. John KJer, Portland O A Gray, Baleiu J M Hndsun, Portland M Prieiice, Springfield J C Morelaod. Mt'Uhor P J Malcolm, Portland Henry B ThleUeu, Hulem W H Hobson, Hu!em . A B Muir, Dallas , ... K N Blddle. Dallas lien) Mcliee. Albany J M Lean, Dallas M F Gunn, Portlaud Oscar Brown, B F. C A Mix, Berkeley Oren Bower, B F W H Powers, B F HOFFMAN. Jan. 7. A E Wllzln, 8 F B K Bykes, Roeeburg H L Raun, Junction Thos Gray, Portland FA Allison, Portlaud O Cole, Isabel T Riobmoud, Dallas B B Harris, Dallaa D O Under, Dallas It Clow, Dallaa Mrs R Bbelton, Junction H Bpee, Junotlou Mis A Kirk Junction Mrs M Clow, Junction Mrs Case, Junotinn W B Ricbener, Junction W H Hunsaker, Junotlou Mrs DRIggs, Juuotlon Miss Beiger, Juuotlon M Cargart, Junction J T Clow, Junction EB Hausnber, Junction J W Kirk, Juuotlon Jas Clow, Junction H A Rlggs, Junction B L Moorhead, Junotlon W T Williamson, Balein D P Mason, Albany Dr Geo Wall, Cottage Grove F M Elnendorf, 8 F T T Magee, Ky. W F JeflerB, Portland Fred Benders, Albany. W E Fra.ler, Prntlaud B R Archibald, Tangent. ' PLAVKII OUT. Dull headache, pains In various parts of the body, sinking at the pit of the stomach, loss of appetite, feverishness, pimples or sores, are all positive evidence of Impure blood. No matter how it became so, It must be purified in order to obtain good health. Anker's Wood Elixir has never failed lo oure Bcrofulnusor Bypbilitlo poisons, or any other blood diseases. It Is certainly a wonderful remedy and we sell every bottle on a positive guarantee. For ale by W L DeLano. Opera House. Parties wishing to seoure dates at the Parker Opera House, for local talent, Bhould ooiiBult Manager Walter Roes and make arrangements anon, as the most of the time between now and the first of May la filled with professional troupes. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION. Organization Effected at Meeting Sat urday Night. At a meeting held Baturday night in tbeofllceof Judge Potter rmanent oig.uization of tbe Alumni Associa tion of tbe University of Oregon was affected by the adoption of a constitut ion and by-laws and election of tbe fol lowing officers: C. B Williams, presi dent; Mrs. H. F. Mcfornack, vice . The Hlx Way Bicycle Kaee. There is a movement on f.it to pro hibit six day blcjclu ro , on Ibe ground that they aiebrutal. Nu doubt the loug period of exhau-Uiu ibe con testants undergo la ruinous o the con stitution. But are not things done every day that are equally f Take for example the man who uenlectt his storuacb. This means luipoveri-hed blo.l, weakuess aud debility, There is only one way to get good health, and that is by taklug Hosteller's Htoiuacn . t.' in.nninunnHUiit.n. "h u onnnenui llietjiuiiie F u riliteaiiiin. lone the system, anil fills u.(rr.LHrv-Lrf,HHMrr. I unw Liim) uium. - . , comprise tbe executive committee. ' Membership in this oiganizatlon la to Include members of the alumni and all who have attended tbe University t,ne year or more. A committee was appointed to arrange for a reception to the Glee Club during this week. Busi ness men of this city will be urged to use cuts of University buildings on letterheads and envelopes aa a means of advertising the school, and tbe presi dent, C. B. Williams, In a canvass to day, finds that practically all are will ing to aid in this work. MANTLELEHB Uas burners, Man tlelewi GASOLINE Lamps DE PENDABLE. Mantle lamps' fall urea OVERCOME. Morey Patentee, Lagrange, II), HELP WANTED.-Experleuced wo man to do general housework. In quire of F. L. Washburn. Specials. 8 lb package washing powder 15c. 1 can good salmon 6 cent. 1 meu's mackintosh with cape $1 15, 2 lbs fine fresh roast peanuta 26 cents 1 set fine decorated plates 60 cents. 1 lb package fine new white figs 10c. Largest and beat package of mush, 10 cents. Pure home made Buokwbeat flour per pound 6 cents. Ax Billy. Wkll Received. The University Glee Club had a large audience at Portland Baturday night In the Mar quam Grand theatre. The Oiegonlan praises tbe entertainment highly, and aays the audience was delighted. Public School Union. One week from tomorrow tbe Public School Union will hold a regular meeting. It promises to be quite Interesting. ... vol., a with rinh red blood. 1 CUHS ' biliousness, constipation, dysrH-paiaand asrvousuesa. it bas ueen me sianuniu medicine of the American people ir flfiv vwrs. Be that a orlvale revenue stamp covers neck of the bottle. Hboes! Bboes!! Borne genuine good bargain in fine shoes can be bad by calling at Yoran's shoe store during their clearance sale. To Cure a Cold In One Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund the monoy If it fails to cure. E. W. tirove'e s'gna ture Is on eaoh box. 25c. Got Fifteen Days. O. C Cllne, the man arrested last week by Police man Crouer for stealing an overcoat at the railroad camp near the McKenzle, was tried on the obarge today before Justice Wlntermelrer. He was found guilty and fined $30 or fltteen days in tbe county jail. He chose the latter and our county Jail now bas one boarder. "The Laborer is Worthy of His Hire.' But a wage-earner can get more for fits personal ser vices if in strong and vigorous health. The blood is the life-giving and strength-making part of the system. If it is pare, all is well; if not, it should be purified with Hood's Sarsaparilla, which makes the weak strong. Can Eat " Was tired out. hid no tppeliic until 1 took Hood" s SarsnptrilU. S built me right up And I an tit htui ily." , EtU &t. Hager, Athol, Miss. bawa lloori't IttU cure lyr 11U; thit non-lrriUUnn nd tony cathartic to Uko with llootl't ttortprlllijj J. W. KAYS FURNITURE GO EK3ILMERS and FIIUFRM. DIRECTORS uuj iiguuBiouii, uiiuonaiioi Embalmed. Cor. Wil. and 7th its. Wall Paper... We have decitlod to discontinue our wall paper department, and on account of doing so will oiler some of the finest lots of paper in Eugene at Startling Prices. FIRST CLASS.... The Hoffman W O ZEIGLER, PROPRIETOR. SUNDAY DINNERS 60c. EUGENE. OREGON. HOTEL EUGEJiE. Hollenbeck Bros. & Bristow, Proprietors. Rates $1.00 and $2.00 par day. Adequate accommodations for commercial men. Headquarters for minora. EUGENE, OREGON. TLa Dac-!- Incandescent Vapor Gaa a aav Lfvot Light The Cheapest and utronRPst 11 en ton carta, afe. pure white, powerful, steady tic ht, 100 caudle power; cost, less than one half of one cent per hour. No wicks to trim No Btnoke or smell. No chimney to clean. Superior to elec tricity, uas, acetylene or kerosene- Now on dis play and for sale at the Studio. a al jaW 4 S m Superior Fotoarafs EUGENE STEAM D VEINS AND CLEANING WORKS... West Eighth Street near Steam Laundry. CHRIS MARX, Jr., Proprietor. Day & Henflerspn, Undertakers wj Uaraft called for an, 'ellvered. If you call early you will find a fine line of designs to select from. The opportu nity of the season for handsome decora tive work at a small expense. Bin in EC Clearance Sale of Wall Paper. 10 per cent off on all figured paper till Jan uary Int. PRESTON & HALES RUNNING UP A BIG BILL For doctor's fees wouldn't le oeceseaty, when you nre at tacked with colds at this sea Bon of tbe year, if yon weuld keen a bottle of our j ure and hitffi grade Cynih .Nohle Wlmkey in your house, and then take itjin the form of toddy, or as your taste dic tates, at bedtime or any other old time. There is nothing like it for coldf, La Grip it or kindred ailments. n, hi, nrjuaifqui THUS 19 That we have added to onr stock: Imported Ilungnrian -PAPRICA... or Sweet Pepper. Thg cookint? achonl mnAa a ..i).ii,.t. SPAGHETTI which we now have Flesohmaim & Co'a vumplraiiou jenst iresn twioe a week at GEO. T. HALL & SON. 10th GRAND ANNUArilARlMl! IS NOW IN FULL FORCE V 30 m nnrcc rsnnnc Your Olportuully lo bur Ditm U.khIi cheap 2So O'kmIb Iii all oolora , I 8c 20e I'lald RiKxla, now I Be I Bo I'lald gHMl., now 2 J l2)o l'lalil giKHlo, uow Oc BOo dootts, black ami colors 38c 40o (loods. black and colon 29c Kv.ry plrc. ol hrpa niHt.1. rr-liiccJ In pr'.c. There is no corning event MORE CERTAIN, MORE SURE, or MORE POTTlvir ., . more, m fact, a great many more of the Big Barsains ve arn iffJKI YE' than t you will need THIS SALE WILL ON LY LAST TRIMMINGS Out stock ol tlirni la wry large and well awnrted.and to mluoc the stock w are ninklng hravt cuts lu the prices. Thay mull be told CLOTHING Now Is the time to get a Good Suit for little money. Our reuolar $G.50 Urey Keraey, now Our r(iular $8.00 Brown Casaimere, no. A good serviceable suit lor uur macK way worsted lor ARE WORLD BEATERS. 30 .. 19 15 6 4 .00 and 10 00 00 00 00 .Ladies' and Misses' Jackets and r.c o, M ih rxM. ,. ,ull. . wc h BM ood Our 14 B0 Ladie.1 Jacket or Cape, now ' s" Our fl 00 Ladiea' Jacket or Cape, now Our 19 00 Ladies' Jacket or Cape, now. . Efery nrnient will ho .ni. r.,, .i.IJj 1 """ J' an rvKl.lr nn. low prlM. f3 00 4 00 6 00 WE 1'ROl'OSE MAKING THIS our Banner Sale. Our entire stock will bo put forward. There will bo no reserves. Ixw prices will prevail all over tho house in every department, notwithstanding the fact that sharp ad vances have taken place on all goods. Wp propose selling cheaper than ever jggj UNDERWEAR Llic Men's md ChiUlrcr'l Men's natural wool Shirts snd Drawers each at Lndies' ribbed Pants and Vests each al Ladles' ribbed Pants and Vests each at Men's fleece-lined Shirts and V. H tr CARPETS Sweeping reduction iim'l' l?radpfi of carpets. Housekeepers! It will he In y vantage to see this line before puf Ing elsewhere. . m m i i I I I
