Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, January 11, 1900, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextI: ... ?' " T Daily Eugene Guard THURSDAY - JAN 11 All Popular Brands of - CIGARS FOR SALE AT Julius Goldsmith's GUARD Telephone, Ho. Main 191. IIIIKVITIK' A ntuftdy night's rata. The river la raising lowly. Dr Lowe, optleiaD, with J B Luekey. Mad guards 25 cent per pair at M Me. Baiter City schools have llOOenrolled pupils and 20 teachers. We are pleased to state that C. W. Young oontlnues to Improve. Wall pawr at cost, anil less. F LUbimibers. Boveral timber land men left fr their homee in the East today. W. R. P. Ii. will meet at the reel ' denoeof Mrs. J. M. Bhelley Baturday, January 18. Miss Hansen, will organize her sight singing classes on Saturday, Jan. 13, at the usual time. Albany has levied an 8 mill tax for 19C0. Her taxable property is vui,uw. Blcyole auppliee of all kinds on band. M A Mo. Elmer Yarnell sold his hops for 8 oenU per pound Instead of 7 oolite is formerly reported. Always fresh the olgars we keep In In our patent ventilating cigar case at the liarber Bhop Cigar Btore. Dallas, Oregen, will get another train over the B. P. R. K, comiueiu Ing Jan. 16, from Portland. Mrs. B. V. Thayer, widow of the late Governor W. W. Thayer, died In Fort ' land yesterday, aged 05 years. "What have you to do with your New Year's promises?" "I sent them down below fur paving material." Might bloodhounds were rcnelved by j U Bcckley yesterday. They will be taken to bis stook ranch near Lorane. Now Is the time to make the wife happy with that air tight healer. Hrloea very low at F L Chambers.' Win. King and family have moved Into the Prof. Bailey bouse on Ninth street. Mr. King la a timber locator. Bicycles repaired while you wait. M & Mo. A. M. Hmlth fell at his farm near Kugene a oouple of days ago and broke rib. He la vlsltiug his family In the olty until It geta well. Ten per oent oft on nil Ingrain wall paper. Q hi K pin Haruw. Co. Chester D. Edwards, or Blue River has an artlole In the January number or the Outdoor Lira entitled "An Ore gon Outing," and the scene la laid at Odell Lake In the Caacado Mountains." It Is Illustrated and well written. OeWltt'l Little Karly Risers purify the blood, olean the liver, Invigorate the system, Famous little pills for ooustipation and liver troubles. Vin oent & Co, Corner Drug Store. R. A. Cinaa and family, who have been residing In the l'nif. Hold house on Fifth street, will leave tomorrow for Bingham, Iowa, via the H. P. R. R. George Kraaer, Jr., purchased the greater portion of their furniture. The U. C. Musical Club, Clinton It. Morse, director and Phil Franklin manager, arrived today lu a special oar, aud will give a oourert tonight at The Parker. They will be hospitably entertained by the U. O. and Eugene people. F. B. Tblrkield, health Inspector of Chloagn, says: "Kodnl Dyspepsia Cur cannot be recommended loo highly. It cured me of severe dyspepsia." It dl geeta what yon eat and cures Indiges tion, heartburn and all (onus of dys pepsia. Vincent & Co, Cori.er Drug Btore. Roecburg Review: The annouuoe menl that the names of Mr. M. O. Warner; 'cslllat; Mr. Appleuofl pianist, and Mr. Applehoft, violinist, appear for a trio on the musical pro giauime of the Swedish Movement entertainment, will be received with enthusiasm by all who enjoy classical uuslo. We have a fow second-hand wheels for sale cheap, cash or Installments. M & Mo. J. I. Bevry, Logaulon, Pa., writes: "I am willing to use my oath thai I was cured of pneumonia entirely by the use One Minute Cough Cure after doctors railed. It also cured my chil dren of whooping cough." Quickly rellevee aud cures ooughs, colds, croup, grippe and throat aud lung troubles. Children all like It. Mothers endorse it. Vincent A Co, Corner Drue. More. 'I 'am Indebted to One Minute Cough Cure fur my health aud life. It cured me ef lung trouble following grippe." Thousands owe their llvee to the prompt action of this never fall ing remedy. It cures, coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, poeumonia, grippe and throat and lung troubles. Iu early nee prevents consumption. It Is the only baruiteee remedy that gives Im mediate result. Yiuoenl A Co, Cor Her Drug Btore. U. C. MUHIOAL clubh. Engagement ut Tbe Parker lo nig-in. Following la tonight's program ly the U. U. Musical Clubs it 'I he Parker, under direction of Clinton R. Morse: HAKT I. "Hill Ct'lfornU" (ilea ClDb Adapted .....BeleDghl "Htrola PelroTitch" Mandolin Club "iiJMp, itcsnnluj, Bleep" Perrin and Wise Glee Club 'Belle ol Columbia" Brooks aud Deaton Banjo Club "Tnat Little Peach" Keldllnger Ulee Club Violin Bolo Bctac'ed Hugo (1 1'obelm PAHT II. Sketch1'! am Uensral Olll" Original Bchwarti and Tullj Cello Bolo Nocturne Edward 0 Kuster "Cbarlaun March" Bouia Mandolin Club "luterrupted Serenade" Btalr Da .tar Smith and Ulee club Monologue Original Winer B Harris "Blue Ribbon March" Hall Banjo Club "Orum Kractum" J H Fryer, UCW Ulee Club FJKK A1,AUM BYSTKM. The Cost of One to luis Cltj Coiuple Considerable discussion Is now being heard coocernlng tbe need or a lire alarm system In Eugene. One or the best companies bit writ. ten Culer Engineer Drew Griffin that they will put In a ten box system, striker for the tower, a register tor tbe fire department headquarters, a clook to strike noonday and curfew at night automatically on the big bell, a chief's tapper for his r Idenn, bat' Ties, wires, etc, wbloli will c iuue a reduc tion or Insurance from 6 I) 10 per ;ut, for 11,000 or a better one for $2,210 storage batteries aud switchboard $250 extra. In a letter the agent rays further: "If your olty funds are lu such shape you cannot pay cash , I will lease the system to the city lor a period or Ave years at a small rental from $40 to $50 per month, and If the olty purchases any time lu tbe five years I will give them credit off the purchase price for all rentals paid during the first year, By tli In method you are enabled to arrange your funds over two appro prlations aud purchase practically lor cash. By the lef-e plan we allow you one year to pay for the Bystem at the same figures ri If you paid ceih. This usually makes It orsy for cities to Install our system." Soap is Higher But we will sell you 6 lbs best savon eoap 26o 20 bart ox 76o 8-2 02 paokagos high grade smoking tobacco 25a or per lb "1c 1 lb paokage fanoy selected white figs 10c 1 lb package beat wash powder 15o 1 can good salmon fio 1 gal Rock candy drops 60o 1 large plug ohewlog tobaooo 25o 1 heavy 75o cotton over shirt 00c 1 doss flue large bauauas 25o Ax Billy, Letter List. Anderson, H H Burns, Mrs Clin Combert, Mrs V Haggam, H E Johnson, Frank Kllleubeck, Will Penaltton, MIbs Carrie H P Jan. 11, 1I00. Bowers, Dan Hrowo, Alvin Ford, Claude Johnson, N H King Mrs Barah : Myers, H B Max Bauford Sextan, 0 W McCorack, P. M. Buccal Bnoeall Borne genuine good bargains In fine shoes can be had by calling at Yoran's shoe store during their clearauoe sale. The amounts of money collected as fees for license, uuder the new fish law In the different districts or this state, are as follows: District No. 1, Rogue River, $4'J0.30; No 2, Coqullle, $1306.20 No. 8, Umpqua, $074 50; No. 4, Hlu slaw; $353; No. 5, Alsea, V'squliia, Til' lamook and Nolialem, $1574,60; No. 0 Columbia River, $11 ,014.40. PARKER OPERA HOUSE, WALTER ROSS, Manager. Thursday Eve. Jan. 11 CONCERT University of California CLINTON R. MOIWK, Director, PHIL FRANKLIN, Mauager. 50 College Boys rU'UWAM'X AND Tl'LI.Y. thitch antl color.! coomltaae. Kl.MKIt HARRIS, "BRICK" MUKNR AND AltTHVIt NA1IL IViueUlana. uroo lviiKiM. tVlnlluUt. E1WAI!I) Kl'STKtt. CslloM. NKW ROMSS.NRW JOKES, NKW tU'Kl'IALTlKd PillCES 50, 35 and 25 Mb. Seau on aale si Coiner Pru8ioi ft BUSINESS CHtSOK. . C. C Walloon and K. K. HcClnusbao liltsolve Pariueivtaip. Messrs. C. C. Matlock and K. Mc- Clanaban, proprietors of tbe Fugrne Rambler agency, have dlssoled part nership. Mr. Matlock has purchased the buainexs and will contluue It ai the present stand. Mr. Matlock Is a sue oeisful young busluei-s man, aud the volume or trade this firm tnloyed last year promises to be eclipsed durlug the oomlng season. Mr. McClauabau Is still engaged In traveling for Mr. Merrill, placing agencies, and when the serwn opens will probably take the Bpokane branch agency, or some other grod situation, for bis woik hri proven very satis factory. Both young men are to be congrat ulated on their contluued succ'.sses, "WAR IB OYER." Beveral years since Mr. J. Carman, who resides across the railroad track at tbe east end or Eighth street, con tracted a matrimonial alliance that hr.s been productive or little happiness. Frequont Jars and disturbances about the Carman residence at all hours of the twenty-four scandalized the other wise quiet and pearjful neighborhood 'over the raca." But an end come i to all things, and so with tbe Carman alliance. Tbe mistress of the household (rumor eays she wm mester tf n) letook herself to Halsey where she serves up boarding housu bosh. Tbe head of the house, wearied by the long strife, and deelroue or pre claiming to the world the sepa ration, and r -atlou or hostilities, bos raised a It igpole at the gut 2 leading to tin front dor and lira hoist. 1 to tbe top thereol a pleca of a eh Jt and a lace curtain, flags or truce ss it were. A placard to the gat announces that tbe " War Is over." Happy man! Ulee Uiub Reception. The student be ly or the University or Oregon will tinder a rer iption to the Berkeley Gl i Club this evening after the concert. Tbe affair will be held In tbe Armory aud all students, members or tbe faoully and alumni are rdlally In- vl'id to be preseut. Hop Combine Meeting. 8a I.EM, Or., Jan. 10. President M. L. Jones, or tbe Oregon Hopgrowers' Association, hss liBiied a oall for tbe anuual meeting or tbe stockholders to be held at Woodburn January 13. All hopgrowers are Invited to be present. Fihe Alarm. From proceedings or the city council or Albany: "Mr. St -wart presented Hum i rhowlug the coat of a fire alarm sysiom In Albany, with six boxes lobe $1005 to $2045 with $85 extra tor additional boxes aud $160 where attached t both boiieee. Mr. Btewartsaid the Are board were con. templating a striking apparatus with button attachment at each engine house." Kugene ought to have a Are alarm system. The Guard has been in favor of one for several yearn. Just received a full oar load of su perlor steel ranges and oonk stoves which were bought early. Prices still reasonable at F L Chambers AWJCHTIOS, VOTKKS. Sate Velay by Oelling rusted as to Under tbe provisions of the registra tion law all persons when registering are required to furulvb to tbe register ing officer the following- Information: If naturalized, the time, place and court of naturalization In this connec tion. It is neceanary lo produce naturalization papers, or declaration of Intention. Residence must be specific, giving precinct, section, township sod range, If within town or cily, the street num ber if any, aud number of lot and block; If any building where roomB are numbered tbe number of the room and floor must be given. In order to avoid unnecessary delay and inconvenience, every person desir ing to register should be prepared to furnish tbe above information. Facilities will be furnished in every precinct of the county by either justice or the peace or notary public. Hotel Arrivals. HOTEL KUQNK. J B Roesmau, Wis. Mr Gum 4 wife, Portland John Eder, Portland FH Vauderbrof, Junction Dr O Tryon, Iowa M T Hubbard, Portland M G Monte, B F B C Pier, Duluth M d Welsh, Wis SC Smith, B F H A Bt Earl, Portland HOFFHAN II0UBE. H E Lounsbury, Portland W E Williams, Portland E C Lake, Harrisburg J V Tait, Portland A N Vaught M O Welch, Independence W McLeod, Oregon P L Barber, Camp Creek C a New, Portland M Filedentbal, Portland H G rjablstrom T Royal Scott, Chicago W Bumkett, B F J E Btewart, Bprlngfleld J B Biadley, B F W R WllliamB, Portland Cbos 8 Dixon, B F W M Butters, jr., HF B W Young, Boseburg ED Tobln, Portland J W Lalng, NY N H Toll, B F John Beaton, Chicago U. '. Glee Club, consisting of 25 members. Tot Six llay Bicycle Huff. Ti.u.u U m n.riVMnient OU f't to ITO hlbit ix day bicjele ri o , on the (tr.'und ibat Ihey aielnutiil. NodnubJ. the long period of exliau-liou uie i"" ttvtuiiirf undergo is ruinous lo the con .Himioii But are not things done every day that are equally soV Take for example the man who neglect. stomach. This means liiipoverl-hed nlooil, weakn iesud debility, There is nly one way to get good health, and lliut is by taking Hosteller's Stomucli Hitlers. This wonderful medicine aiu diitesllon, tones the system, and ant the velUB with rich red blood. It cures biliousness, conoliiiaiion.dyapipiittanfl nuBnn..unua T, l.uu hen the standard inidiciueof tbe Ameilcau people for liny years. oe mat, a pi,a,c sfauip covers neck of the bottle. Tim i ihirnufo court In which the will of George M. Pullman was probated bBS allowed Robert T. Lincoln and W man B. Ream, who were the executors, compensation amounting to fl'M.WM. It is eaia 10 oe uib miKCDv amount ever allowed Ihe esecutois of an estate. Wall Paper... nr. i,a., l,,r,;.l.l tn'rllu... ..:.... no nave u wiaLuuiiimg our jj papui uui'uiimuiii-, miu uu account, tioing u " in unci Dumu ui me finest 1 oi paper m jkuuuo hi Startling Prices. A Bad Accidrnt. This morning about 8 o'clock L. B. B iwland was severely kick 1 by his horse, while en gaged In currying it. The hors s feet struck Mr. B iwland ou the lett arm near the shoulder, which it dlslocited, aud in tbe breast on tbe right side. Dr. Kuykendall set tbe shoulder, and attend 1 the Injured man who Is rest. Inireolly, but will be very sore for several w::k. Mr. Rowland is over 70 years old and It Is very fortunate tbe Injuiles proved no worse. Assessment Rolls in. The assess ment rolls of 1809 are all at Balem. The total valuation of the assessable prop erty In tbe Btate Is $120,287,870, sgalnst $138,638,677 in 1S98. Lane county's in 1800 Is $5,858,041) agalust $6,309,440 lo 1808. Ensy to Take Easy to Operate Hetuiise purely vegetable-yet thor ough, prompt, lieultuful, satisfactory- Hood's Pills J. W. KAYS FURNITURE CO EUSALMERS and FUNERAL DIRECTORS Day & Henderson, Undertakers ?ni Embalmers. Cor. Wit. and 7th sts. FIRST CLASS... The Hoffman W O ZEIQLER, Proprietor SUNDAY DINNERS 50c. EUGENE OREGON. HOTEL EUGEJ1E. Hollenbeck Bros. & Brisiow, Proprietors. Rates $1.00 and $2.00 per day. A tier n ate accommodations for commercial men. lluudquarters lor miiicm. EUGENE, OREGON. ALL SITTINGS. All alttlngsor orderi must bo made bp fore March 1st, aa we vacate our present qututerB for aim nveuKiii uU ,11m liaie. All bills payable aud receivable at once. ofthe J'HUTO COMPANY. Superior Fotoarafs EUGENE STEAM DYEiNS ,ND CLEANING WORKS.... WestElRbth HtroPi- near Steam Laundry. CHRIS MARX, Jr., Proprietor. viuuuuu, uoiorpa anil roial ,'el. f.M.nsreioreato lUorlninat oblor m ...i, , , "ow; M""icllo guaranu-tHl. Work called lor anil delivered. If you call early you will find a fine line of designs lo select from. Tl;e ' opportu nity of the season for handsome decora tive work at a small expense. GRIFFIN HARDWARE I. Clearance Sale of Wall Paper. 10 per cent off on all figured pajwr till Jan uary 1st. PRESTON & HALES IP liU(iNIN6:UP A BIG BILL For iloctor'B fcew wnulJn't be 'necfSBnry, when ya are it- . tacked with coldn at ihii m son of the year, if you weuld keep a bottle of our pure anil hfoh ftrude t'ynm Nobis Whiekeyin your home, and then take it, in ()e form of toddy, or as your taste rfic fates, at bedtime or any other old time. Thero in ruthing like it for coldn, La (jriinteer kindred ailmeuts. W. ffi. Heosba Thanksgiving Con That makes tlio mouth witerr aurl toothsome turkey with cru berry naucc anil winte, oriip or celery, plea niiule from ourd Perfectlna Mince Meal. orcAnmd fiti its ntuflod dales, IitJ cheese, exqulalto entree, audacho: FTER DINNER Let ui have your or Wo have the ohoiee GRAY ciSd m GRAND ANNMLllMlsro 1 here is no comini? ovont. rnwi? pvpta tv uAm-, mora, in fact, a groat . mo of 1' n,V. a LVE, than that you will need 30 davs this s ai f ai i i x:irr :ad ; - JtLjjVi-y LAST dress r.nnns Yonr sirorluull; lo boy Una Uoodt ohtap 2Bo Oowls Id all oolora 8c 20o I'lald goods, now Bc I 60 l'lsltl gomlK, now I 2 J I 21o 1111 gnotlii, dow I Oo OOo Oi ails, black and colors 38c 40o Ooodft. black and colors 29c utti pirc. 01 vrvm uocwii mluevd In prtc TRIMMINGS Our stock ot llirm Is vrv larys and wU awortwl.aud to reduce the stock w arc niaklug hcay cuts Id the prices. Thty must ba told Now Is .the time to get a Good Suit for little mnn. Our renular $6.50 Urey Kerncy, now ney- Our regular $8.00 Brown Cassimere, no A good serviceable suit (or Our Black Clay Worsted ior . . ; ARE WORLD BEATERS. 30 9.00 $5 on .. . G 00 .... 4 00 and $10 00 .Ladies' and Missgs' .Tq-.w Our itock ol thn KcJ. It ,ui. urte, .ml we h.,. CS Our U SO Ladle.' . r ,0"'T" u,,,,,,,,, " vi vnuc, uun.i Our 10 00 Ladies' Jacket or Cape, now n... so rv T IT . r !".... v-ut rg w iui jauxei or lape, now.. It low prlcti. WE I'KOrOSE.iMAKIXOTIIlS our l?nnucr Sale. Our entire stock will bo put forward. Thero will lw no reserves. Low prices will prevail all over the houso iu every department, notwithstanding tho fact that sharp ad vances have taken place on all goods. Wi propose selling cheaper than ever - -vva V v UUW .... $3 00 4 00 6 00 UNDERWEAR Ladles', Men's mdCMMnrt Men's natum! wool .Shirts soil Drawers each at.. Ladles' ribbed I'ants sml VeU each at Ladles' ribbed Pants and Vs each at Men's ileece-lined Hhirls J Drawerp, each " CARPETS Sweei'Iuir reduction?! ' grades of carpets. , Housek.epers: It will x" vanlBirn 10 see this line telore 1 ing eisewuere. ' ' -" .' -1 WMM.. I