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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard WEDNESDAY - JAN 10 All Popular Brands of CIGARS i'OK BALK AT Julius Goldsmith's GUARD Telephone, Mi. Main 191. HIU.VITIK Dr Lowe, optician, with J I.uckey. Mud guarda 26 cenU per pair at M 4 Ale. : Tbo south bound train was newly an hour late tills afternoon. VV. It. P. 1. "HI rneet at the reel dene of Mrs. J. M. Hhelley Bulurday, January 13. Mine Hansen will organise her Bight singing classes on Halunlay, Jan. 13, at the ueual time. Bicycle supplies of all kinds on hand. M A Mo. Joint Installation of the Woodmen Lodge aud Circle, Friday evening, January Mill. Hon. J. 3. Howaer, populist, was elected mayor of Med ford yesterday after a hard fight. Always fresh the cigars we keep In in our patent ventilating cigar case at the Barber Bbop Cigar Htore. Several timber land men from the East, went to Koseburg this afternoon to prove upon their claims. Senator Brownell, of Oregon City, baa announced himself as a candidate for congress to succeed Tongue. Mow is the time to make the wife happy with that air tight beater. ' I'rloea very low at F L Chambers.' . Illcyclos repaired while you wait. ' M & Mo. Ten per cent ofl on nil Ingrain wall paper. Gkifkin Qahdw. Co. , Experience Is the bt tesolm". Use Acker's Kuglirh itemed y lu any case of coughs, cnlils nr croup. Hhnuld II fall to give iniiuenlatu relief money re funded. 2fi ota and 60 cia. For sale liy W L DeLauo. De Will's Little Early "Users purify the blood, clean the liver, Invigorate the system, Famous little pills for constipation and liver troubles. Via cent & Co, Corner Drug Htore. Itoseburg Itevle: "H. W. Row laud, city editor of the Eugene (Idaho, was in Itoaebutg tills morning, return ing home on ilie 10 a. in. train. Mr. Rowland Is generally iFOogi.lr.ed at one of the bright young newspaper men of the state," The B. P. R. R. has Just publUbed a pamphlet on Oregon, for olrculallnu among the Finnish. It says, among other thing: "Jbugeue Is one of Ore gon's most flourishing cities, and a large trade oeuter. Here Is also located the state university and a spleudld school system." P. B. Thlrkleld, health lnpectnr of Chloajfa, aaya: "Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cannot be reootnmended too highly. It cured me of severe dyspepsia." It di gests what you vat and cures indiges tion, heartburn aud all lonns of dys pepsia, Vincent A Co, Con er Drug Htore, We have a few second-hand wheels for sale cheap, cash or Installments. M 4 Mo. J. I. Bevry, Logantnn, Pa., writes: "1 am willing to take my oath that I was cured of pneumoula entirely by Ibe use One Minute Cough Cure after doctors failed. It also cured my chil dren of whooping oougli." (Juiikly relieves aud curve ooughs, colds, croup, grippe and throat and !ung troubles. Children all like it. Mothers endorse It. Vincent 4 Co, Corner Drug htore. "I am Indebted to One Minute Cough Cure for my health and life. It cured me of lung trouble following grippe." Thousanda owe their lives to the prompt action of this never fall Ing remedy. It cure, coughs, oolde, croup, bronchitis, pneumonia, grippe and throat and lung troubles. Its early use prevents consumption. It is the only harmless remedy that gives Im mediate results. Vlnoent 4 Co, Cor ner Drug Store. RAISBOW AT NIOIIT. Plieuonieaoa Witnessed Hot Long Ago by Residents of l.sne county. SPHINUPIKI.D, Or., Jan. 8. (To the Oregonlao) I have fallrd In see In your paper an account of a rare phe nomenon that occurred here recently, and which I called my daughter, Miss Jennie, out to witness also. We live In . Springfield. At fi a. m. Friday, December 13, 1H90, two hours before daylight, I saw a perfect rainbow to the east, the full moon Mug In the west and shining through a rift in the clouds upon the gentle ralu that vas falling here, while In the east there was a dense cloud, as black as Ink. It was on this that the bow was formed perfect bow, reaching from the earth on tbe north to the earth on the south, of full site, perfectly white. It lacked the brilliant light of lbs sun to bring nut the other colon. I have never seen nor beard of anything like It. but I don't doubt that the Ilk has been een, T. 8' DkaN, UNIVERSITY NOTES At assembly this nion.lug the student body lustructed the V. M. C. A. delegates to the Monmouth confer ence to extend an invitation te the association to meet In Eugene lu 1901. Dr. Strong showed a beautiful piece of sculpture which was presented to the University by E. Kcbwamcuild. Professor Condon, after a few appre ciative remarks, offered a vote ol thanks to the V. O. Glee Club for their splendid record. The student body adopted the resolution. The Local Alumni Association, assisted by Dr. and Mr. Htroug, will tender a public reception to the Glee Clnb Tuesday, January 18, from 8 till 11 o'clock, In Villard Hall, Thursday evening the student body will tender a reception to the Univer sity of California Ulee Club. The affair will be held In Armory Hall im mediately after the concert. Tbe com mittee on arrangements consists of Messrs. Goodrich, Eaton, Winstanley, MiBB ISannard and Miss Laura Miller. All students, members of the faculty and alumni are cordially Invited to be present. Tbe freshrtan debaters, Fred Strange, E. N. JJIyf he aud Ben Wagntr, leave lor Portland Friday afternoon to meet tbe High School team. It is quite probable that the Univer sities of Oregon and California will meet In debate this year, as efforts are now being made In that direction. The Junior cans made their debut on the campus this morning. Household Hoods for Sale. Tbe undersigned must leave shortly and oilers her household goods for sale at bargain prices. Oak bedroom sett and oak bedstead, oak dining room table and chairs, oak and cherry rockers, bookcase, center table, eafe, cook stove and heater, and other household articles. New Home sewing machine, and a new Crescent ladles' bloycle. If you wish to buy call at ones' at the Prof Held residence north side of Fifth street between Jefferson and Madison streets. Mrs F G Cross. An Appreciated Gift. E. Schwnrsisohlld, of the Eugene book atore, has presented to the Uni versity of Oregon a bronze cast ol "Hoeea"as created lu Sargent's paint ing "The Prophets." The figure Is mounted on a base of Flemish black oak, aud stands about four feet high. Ataasembly this morning President Strong presented the gift to the Uni versity, aud it will be plaoed in Vil lard Hall. Gifts of adornment, such as tills, are tin less appreciated than tbe many large and heavy endow ments the school Is to receive with the coming j ears. - Soap is Higher But we will sell you 8 lha best savon soap 26o 20 bar box : 78o 8-2 oz packages high grade smoking tobacco 26o or per lb 25c 1 lb package fauoy selected white figs lOo 1 lb package beat wash powder 16c 1 oau good salmon 6c 1 gal Rook candy drops SOo 1 large plug chewing tobaoco 26o 1 heavy 76o cotton over shirt ...60? 1 dox Hue large bananas 26c Ax Billy. Divinity Bonool Appointment for ounuaj, January lin. Dean K. C. Sanderson Brownsville. D. C. Kellems Junotlon, G. S. O. Humbert Harrlsburg. E. F. Beaudreau Mohawk. M. F. Horn Smlthfleld. J. Oleson-Springtleld. V. E. Hoven Pleasant Hill. 0. R. Moore Lorane. F. E. Billiugton Cottage Grove. K. D. Davenport Goodpasture achoolhouse. Harry Bentou (an addrus to the Christian Eudeavor)-Pleasant Hill. Just received a lull car load of su perlor steel range aud cook stoves which were bought early. Prices still reasonable at F L Chambers. PARKER OPERA HOUSE, WALTER ROSS, Manager. Thursday Eve. Jan. 11 CONCERT University of California CLINTON R MOIiSK. Director, I MIL, MU.hl,l., Manager. 50 College Boys HCHvVAKTZ AN1 Tl l.I.Y. Dutch stid eolomi pontmlijuu. KI.MKlt IIAKHIM, MtieulutfUl, llltlCK" MOliSK AM) AKTHl'K NAM. l'oetliftn. iirtio roiiKiM. (Violinbt. EDWARD Kl'STKlt, OllvM. NKW HnNr.S.NRW JOKKS. KKW HiKt'lAl.TlKS PRICES SO, 35 and 25 cents. asatt oa sals st Coiner lu atom ( all for Heeling of llenmerallc Ceo l rt-1 poniDilllee. Tbe uiomber. of tbe L'euiocfatlu Central Cura inlius ere hereby called to meet st llie Court Home lu KUtfeue, uregou. on lowU: Ssturdar, the i7lbdT ol Jan.. IW, U 1 o'clock, r. forcoD.ulUtlon concernlojr primary meeting, aud other matter.. L. U Krsvsss, W.o. Hecreur;. (Jlmlrinsn, DEMOCRATIC CKNTKAI, C'jMMITTKB 1)9 LANK COUNTY. Long 'loin, O W Turubow South Eugene, No. 1, Sid ocott Elmira, II Moore Worth Junction, W L Houston South Junction, J T Clow Ooshen, H Mathews East Cottage Grove, J 8 Medley Cheshire, U H Hale Springfield, A Bogart Bailey, M Bailey Spencer, Geo Holland West Cottage Grove, J P Currln Kumwalt, A J Close' Pleasant Hill, H L Mitchell Irving, J M Kitchen Kicbardson, M K Hill Creswell, Win Reed South Eugeue No. 2, AO Mathews North Eugeue No. 2, C M Klssiuger Camp Creek, John Waling Gate Creek, J W Harrlll Jasper, H W Jonea Willamette. Geo Smith North Eugene No. 1, J J Walton Kali Cieek, J B Young Mohawk, J Mao Davis Lost Valley, Jas Scrlvner Cayote, Tbo MoCulloch Walton, KG Fowler Gl. ntena, A M Kicbardson Hermann, Hlnton Florence, Geo H Colter Heceta Five Rivers, Lake Creek, Chas A Potter! Lane, Wm B Blacbly Klohardsoo, J It Hill Mound, Frank Wallace Siuslaw, Frank Coleman Mabel, Geo Wbltbeck B lbetna, Saginaw, Geo Whltsett ltUntou, E J Crow Blue itlver, McKenzie, Jno Slmms Hazel Dell, Chas McClaln Thurston, J A Armltage. Middle Fork, Wesley Michael Katrmount, J P Kamsey Wallace, William Small. Will Lkctobk. President Strong will speak at the puhllo charities meet ing at tbe Marquam Grand, In Port land, next Sunday afternoon upon the ubiect: "Some Problems Whose So lution the Nineteenth Century Must Demand ol the Twentieth." The Ore. gonlan today gives a brief history of Dr. Strong and the names of his publi cations, which have already appeared In the Guard. It also printa a good plolure of Mr. Strong. Hum Dkorkks. It la ekpeoted that 76 persons from various towns In Ore gon will meet In Portland January 18, to takehlKb Masonic degrees. Theocoa slou will be one of Importance aud tolat in Masonic circles. Several trow Eu gene will attend, Doo PoisoriKn. One of tbe valuable Dane dogs belonging to Haines A Co., was poisoned last night. 'I his dog was a valued animal to Hie lirru, as he was a faithful watch dog and Ills loss will be keenly fell. SCHOOL TAX LEW. Will Be lou.lderably Lev Last Year. Than (Section 2'iUeueral Lawaof Oregon: The couuty courts of the several coui,- lies of this state are hereby required t levy, at the aame time they levy other lazes, a tax upon all taxable property la their couuty, for school purposes, of five mills on the dollar, which shall le collected at tbe same time, in tbe same manner and by the same officer, that other taxes are collected It will be seen mat this law fixes tbe levy for scbod purposes absolutely. This rate on the total taxable property gives a fund of 2a,7W70, which U $6,030.07 less than last year, being a shortage per scholar of about $1. All districts desiring or requiring as much money next year ss received during the past year should immediately call a meeting and levy a special district tax, notifying the couuty clerk on or before February 1, WOO. W M. MlM.KK, Couuiy Sup't BcIiooIh. Modern Woodmen. There will ix a spe. ial meeting of Eunene Capm No6ts37 at Elks hall Thursday evening, Jan 1 hh 7 o'clock m wbiob time tbe fraternal degree will be conferred upon nine adopted mem bers. Refreshments will be served. All members requested to be present, aud visiting neighbors will be made wel come. Come! R. McMuki'hey, Venerable Consul Oboes! Shoes.'! Some genuine good bargains In fine shoes can be bad by calling at Yoran's shoe store during tbelr clearauce sale. Tkf Six liny Blejcle Hare. Tl.eie U a inoveinei.t on f" l '' pro hibit elx day bcjcle r.C', lb gr..,i.d thai they aieliiulnl Nodouhi ihe lung period of exhau-tioii the i"ii-uj-uiiu undergo is ruinous to the con slilutioii. But are cot thing done every day that are equally mi? Take for eiuinple the man who negiecu nw suuiisiih. This means Impoverl lied h..i.d, weakness aud uebility, There ie i,l one wy to get good health, aud that la by taking Hosteller's Stmiiucb Bitlere. This wonderful medicine anh digestion, tones the evnteiii, ami till' the veins with rich red blood. It curie biliousness, corillpeiioii, dyspepsia and nnrvousuess. K lias been the slandur.! medicine of Ihe American people loi fifty years. Be that a private revenue stamp covers neck of tbe bottle. Oratorio Society Tonight. R-gulsr meeting of the Eugene Ora torio Society at Frank's Hall at 7 o'clock tonight. Members requested to tiring copies of "The Creation." W. Gjki-'ohi) Nash. Wall Paper... lf- 1 ,l.,si',.l,.,l tr liL,r...i.( : WU11U.VU utn'i"i " " I I III HJ (). njiiHir denartmuiit, ami on !,.,... ': ' i- ... :n r ' o: ClOlIIg SO Will unti Dome ui L 1 10 Illlestlfi of paper in Eugene at Jl Startling Prices. A Bbttlembnt. Marshal Stiles and E. J. Frasier last night were called in by the Carman family and they settled all difficulties. Tbe main bone of contention was a cow and It was awarded the woman. Mrs. Carman and children left on this afternoon's train for Halsey, where they have rented the Villard hotel, furnished, for H) per month. Eugene Is glad thai the family has separated. 14 The Least Hair Casts a Shadow." A single drop of poison blood will, unless checked in time, make the whole impure. Hood's Sarsaparilld is the great leader in blood purifiers. It costs no shadow, but brings sunshine ir:d health into every household. Cyspepsia "Forsii months my sys tem ioas out of order tuith dyspepsia and impure Mood. Spent lots of money in VA '.n. but HxxT s Sarsiparitt cured me thoroughly." Jos. S. Zauba, Genoa, Neb. Eruptions " I had annoying erup tions caused by impure blood, and physi cians' treatment failed to benefit. Hood's Sarsapanlla removed them and I am no longer annoyed." W. R Hudson, Natrona. Pa. PIIU ,!Hrllvur lltfiUiejion-lrriutlnK and only catnartlo tolllte with Ituod'i HarMMrHt. A Partnership. I K Peters and A V Peters have formed a partnership and will consolidate in business at l lie I K Peters stand on Ninlh street, be ginning February 1. 'Ihe firm are well kuown business mcliuiid have the confidence of the public. J. IV. KAYS FURNITURE CO EM3ALMERS and FUKFBAI DIRECTORS Day tt Henderson, Unde; takers ?ni Emhalmers. Car. Wil. and 7th sts. FIRST CLASS.... The Hoffman W OZEIGLER, Proprietor SUNDAY DINNERS 50c. EUGENE, OREGON. HOTEL EUGEJ1E. Hollenbeck Bros. & Bristxw, Proprietors. Rates $1.00 and $2.00 per day. Adequate accommodations for commcrclul men. Headquarters for minors. EUGENE, OREGON. ALL SITTINGS. All slttliiK' or order? nnist bo made b-'fore March Int. HH We vnioifn nui- nr..a..i. I the Ht'HDon on that date. All bills payable and receivable at once. Stiiriiri Superior Fotoarafs EUBENE STEAM DYEIN3 AND CLEANING WORKS... West Eighth Street Hear Steam Laundry, CHRIS MAPX, Jr., Proprietor. finikin. 1 ... Frii ninVt.... ....."'j '" rppBlred. iriVTiL. ..s !. oriKHial coior to If you call early you will find a fine line of designs to select from. Ti e opportu nity of the season for handsome decora tive work at a small expense. GRIFFIN HAH 1 Clearance Sale of Wall Paper. 10 per cent off on all figured paper till Jan uary 1st. PRESTON & HALES RU1VN1N&-IJP A BIG BILL For doctor's ft eB wouldn't be necfBfary, when jou ute at tacked with colds at this m yon of the year, if yt,u weuld ketp a bottle of our j ure and Mtth Rrnde Vyin Nulile Wlmkeyiu your hoiuetind then take it. in the form of tnddy. or bb your lacte flic Intce, at bedtime or auy othtrr old time. Theie in nolhiijg ike it for colds, La (.rij.neor kindred ailments. W. fll. HeDsia Thanksgiving Goodf That makes llie monih water wtti visions of ii table laden wlihabror: and tootlisoino turkey with cian berry Bauce and white, crlip ipnu of celery, pies made from our tit- Perfecting Mince Meal, or eamud fiults EtiinY'd dales, lire fin, ciuBtor raisins, nuts, imjwitJ . cheese, exquisite collce, utid achoice 4FTER DINNER r.inAa Iet its have your or We have the choice GRAY &S0 1 Oth GRAND ANHBAURHsALflW 30 m nRFSR nnnns Your opportunity to buy UreM fiooiH chMO 2Bo OikkIs lu all colors 8c 20o I'lald gixxls, now Be I Bo l'lalil giKMln, now s I 21o I'lald gls, now Oc BOo Hoods, black and colors 38c 40c Onod. black and colors 29c Km t I'Iks ot ln (loot, mlucrtl In pries There is no com in e event .MOKE CERTAIN. MOR more, in fact, a great many more of the Hig Bargains wo off,,,; ,i MV b' thsi f'at you will nec.l T UI I O O A I C" i a i i UU,g t!ian J'ou had a year ago. TMS SALE WILL ONLY LAST TRIMMINGS Our slork ol llirru Is erv lann and well assorlrd.and to naluos thessock e arr iiiskltig Itravy cuts In tlic rlca. Thay must ba told Now I, the time to get . Good Suit for li:e money. Our reuular 10.50 Urey Kersey, now Our reRular 18.00 Brown CftBsimere, no .'.'.'. . A sood serviceable atiit Inr Our Black Clay Worsted lor............'.'. ARE world' BEATERS 30 5 on 6 00 4 00 9.00nd $10 00 WE I'KOroSE., MA KINrtTlUS our Ranner Sale. Our intim stock will be put forward. Thero will bo no reserves. Ixw prices will prevail all over the houso in every department, notwithstanding the fact that sharp ad vances havo taken place on all goods. Wa propose selling cheaper than ever .Ladies' and Misses' Jackets r,!r Our Kk ol th.tt rJ. Ii oDlt,,, ,,...,..,,, . l'eS- Our 14 50 Ladiee' Jacket or Cape, now ,"",H"""' low Our 6 00 tadiea' Jacket or Cape, no.- Our 19 00 Ladier)' Jacket or Cape, now'.'.' . . . . .. inUeUidroneJ.lMrd i,.,; - n oo 4 00 6 00 UNDERWEAR Udlcn', Mni'simll'lillJ'"1'' Men's natural wool .Sliirta and Drawers pacli nt Ladies' ribbed r'atita and Vt each nl " Ladies' ribbed Pants and V" each at Men's fleece-lined Shirts si"1 Drawerf, each CARPETS 8weeidnir reductions mi,f grades of cariiets. . . Moiisek,r.ers: li win nitaiie to we Ibis line I f'c" ' Van! Ing elsewhere