Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, January 12, 1900, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text!9H Daily Eugcno Guard FRIDAY JAN 12 All Popular Brands of CIGARS FOB BALK AT Julius Goldsmith's GUARD Telephone, No . Main 191. HlihVITlKI Dr Lowe, optician, with J 8 Luckey. Mud guards 2S cent per pair at M Mo. The Marlon county tax if" i 16 nillla. A blind man was on tbe streets to day seeking alms. The Cold Btorago works received a cor load ot beer today, The Modern Woodmen Initialed 14 candidate last night. Wall paper at cost, ami less. K L Chambers. The south-bound daylight overland passed Kugene ons hour lute toduy. Of 93 divorce cases Med in Hpokane In 1800, 02 c." erauted by default. For your salt rising bread and Jrye hominy, oall at tbe market Saturday. Dealers are ottering 6 to 0 oeuts for hops here today, but cannot purcha-e any. E. H. Ingham will ship three car loads of potatoes to California Ibis week. Attorney W. K. Scarborough was registered at tbe Imperial, Portland, Wednesday. Miss Hansen will organize ber slglil singing clauses on Batu rday, Jan. 13, al the usual time. We are pleased to learn that K, Evenaon, who bas been seriously III for a week Is convalescing. lllcyole supplies of all kluds on band. M A Mo. J. Carmau has a white sheet hoisted on a flag atnlTin front ot his residence since bis wife has departed. George Frs.er, Jr., has purchried the old John 11. Coleman lioute on Fearl street fiom George Mldgluy. Always fresh the cigars we keep In In our patent ventilating cigar case at the llarber Bhop Cigar Store. Bicycles repaired while you wait. M&Mo. The bodies of all Oregon soldiers who died In the Philippine Islands will be brought home the oomlng spring. E. J. MuOlanahan baa moved bis railroad agency to bis old location In the Kugene Investment and Ileal Kstate Company. Samuel Tburston, a student ot the Cervallls College, and tackle In Its football team, baa gone to Canada to enlist against tbe Boers. Ten per oeut oil on all Ingrain wall paper. Ghifkin Hahuw. Co. Just received a full oar load of su perior steel ranges and oook stoves which were bought early. Prions still reasonable at V L Chambers, Buy your Bunday dlnuer al the mar ket Riven by tbe Ladles' Aid Society of the 0. P. church, Saturday, 18th, at a It. Long's hardware store. Dyspepsia can be oured by using Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets. One little tablet will give Immediate roller, or money refunded. Hold In handnnnie in boxes al cu. for sale by W L DeLano. We have a few aeooud-band wheel for sale cheap, cash or Installment. M A Mo. Kxperlenoe Is the bet teacher. Use Acker's Euglleli Itemed y lu any case of coughs, oolds or croup. Should It Hill to give Immediate relief money re funded. Sift cU audM) ols. For sale by w Li uei.ano. Mo advanoe as yet at K L Chambers In prions on Bain wagons, ltaclne buggies, Monitor drills, Dandy dlso harrows, Oliver walking plows and Pitts harrows. Mow Is the time to buy before this lot Is all sold. Now Is the time to make the wire happy with that air tight beater. Price very low at K L Chambers.' If tbe two young men, students lu one of our sohools, and one of them already a cripple, would take a sober second thought, perhaps their desire to go to Africa to assist the Boers In the present war, would cool off. This hint thrown out by a Guard reporter is free gratis. Niki Hki.p. A lamlly near the Kugene saw milt Deeds help from the charitably Inollnrd, badly. '1 be rather aud two girls have been sick for weeks and tbe mother Isqulte poorly. They are, or rather were In destitute cl cum atancea until this fereiioou, when B?n Owen, the big hearted bop growgr, sent them $10 worth of floor, crocerlee aud meat. As the supplies were deliver ed the mother wai culling some old drift wood with a crosscut saw. Mr. Owen then hired a man to saw some wood. The people ot Eugene should look Into this ease and see that they are furnished with the ueorsaarles of life. Train Lati. Tbe regular train due from the south at 1:00, ts four hours late. Tbe B. P. company made up a special train and It was run through this afternoon on the regular time. HOP MIBKK.T LOilKINU Uf . Brokers Now Hani to Huy All Tbey Can bet. H'i.km, Or., Jan. 10. Tbe strength ening of the Eas'eru and Europeau bop markets bas a buoyant etlect upon tbe local market- a mouth ago the buyers held off aud wanted the growers to accept their prices. Three weeks passed by and buyers continued to cling to the safe side, but since Monday tbey bave been very anxious to invest, and every day since tbey bave called In numbers attheagenoy of the Oregon Mopgrowers' Association and asked Agent Wlnstanley for quotations. Mo figures were furnished, however, for the association la not the least bit anxious to sell, being confident that better prices may be bad In the future. In the local market bops bave appre ciated 2 cents within tbe past week, and a farther and heavier advance is expected after tbe 15th. Mo grower considers another rise probable before that date, for tbe reason tbal tbe mar ket will not secure suob degree of sta bility as will allay tbe fears of brokers and luduoe them to purchase at 10 oeuts aud over. It now appears the Oregon crop of 1809 was nearer 60,000 bales than 80.- 000 as formerly claimed. President Jones, of the association, aud A. J. Kay, of Portland, are now in New York inquiring lalo tbe hop situation. Tbey are expected home In a week or so. Hotel Arrivals. HOTKL EUONB. J H Tiller, Portland M O Welch, Portland Oeo M Miller, Fairmouut W M Campbell D J Hauna, Portland Mrs Lucy Wallls, Portland Mrs Mary MoAnult., Saratoga J B Rhlnehart, Ashland I10KPHAN IIOUHK. W E Williams, Portland 3 K Stewart, BprlogOeld Cbas H Banders, Coburg J It Kochao, Portlaud V C Moorhouse, Portland. E H Hbepbard, Portland O E Mathlot, Portland John Dant, Pblla J A Waddle, Portland W H Baymond, Portland EF Miller, Portland Shoes! Shoes!! Some genuine good bargains In fine shoes oan be bad by calling at Yoran's sboe store during their clearance eale. STATE TAY LEVY LaoeCoooty Most Pay $33,761,32 This Year. Y. M. C. A. Mkktinu. Prof. Btraub and the following students left for Monmouth on this morning's train to attend the Y. M. C. A, conference: Waldo Udwards, V. L. Holt, R. L. Wider, V. W. Tomlluson, W. D. Klklns, C. V. Boss, W. 'N. Johnson, W. Q. Battee, A. D. Knox, H. B. Lamb, Adams, Boulden, Moore. A Wahh Day. Although It has been ralnlngmost of the day, the ther mometer at 2 p m stood 01 degrees. January has beeu the warmest ever known thus far. Tub Bivbr. The Willamette la up to the 13 foot mark at the time of go- lug to press and la still raising. Soap is Higher. But we will sell you 8 lbs best savon soap 26o 20 bar box , 75o 8-2 ox packages blgb grade smoking tobaooo 26o or per lb , 6o 1 lb package fanoy selected white figs 10c I lb package best wash powder 15o 1 oan good salmon . 6o 1 gal Book candy drops 60c 1 large plug ohewing tobaooo 26c 1 heavy 76o cotton over shirt 60c 1 dox flue large bananas 26o Ax Billy. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. ' The Kind You Have Always Bought Dears the Signature PARKER OPERA HOUSE, WALTER ROSS, Manager. ONE NIGHT ONLY Jan. 17 THK FAMOVS flentz Santley Novelty Co. rilKSKNTlNtl THK NKW YORK SICCUS An Affair Of Honor OOMKHV, VAl liKVII.I.K, l'ANTOMINK, THKK 8IIOW8 IN ONK. Pf ICES 55c, 75c it,. $1.08. start rax izvv s.s mum. Salem, Jan. 11. Governor Geer, Secretary of Stale Dunbar and Slate Treasurer Moore, acting Jointly, today fixed tbe state tax levy at 6.8 mills, wblcb, upon a valuation of 1120,282,879, will raise 1767,782.13. Last year the tax was 6 7 mills, and upon taxable property valued at 1183,633,677, tbe sum of (701,143.3 was raised. Lane county will pay 833,701.32 this year. WANTS A DEUREE. Mafeklng, Cape Coioay Man,)Wante A. B. from tbe V. O. Secretary J. J. Walton, or the Uni versity of Oregon board or regents re ceived a letter today from L. Lionel (Johlamld, Johannesburg, Cape Colony, analog for Information looking to the obtaining of a degree from the U. . Mr. Qoldsmld carries the titles A. C. P. and M. 1. 1, obtained as an Asso olate College of Peroeptors, London, England, Is a member of tbe Iloyal Institute of Journalists, London, Eug land, and Is an under-graduate of tbe University of Sidney, N.- 8. W. He desires tbe degree conferred "In ab sentia." The letter Indicates that Mr. Uoldsmld is connected with the Mafe klng Observer and Protectorate Jour nal, aud bears date of Nov. 19, 1809. Comedy, Vaudeville and Pantomlne. The famous Rentx-Bani ley Comedy Company is billed to appear at tbe Parker opera bouse Wednesday even log Jan. 17. Here la wbat tbe Baa Franolsco Post Bays of tbe sprightly combination : "There are some genuine novelties and quite a quantity or antique mater ial In tbe entertainment presented by the Reulz-Saulley Company at the Al bsmbra. The feature ef tbe bill is a pautomlne entitled "An AOalr of Honor," It Is well acted. Tbe final soene a sword duel between two scantlly-olad womeu la'ratber; rlique, but tbe combatants fence cleverly, and when one of tbem falls the spectators seem to feel sorry that she did not last long. "Bpeolaltlee, young, middle-aged and decidedly old make up the re mainder of the show. Among the er rormers are John Baker, who Is ready Interesting, Qus Bruno, a veteran mon- ologlsl; Zanfretla and the Palmer Bis ters. "People who patronize vaudeville who doesn't? are sure to find some thing to admire at tbe Albambra." Another Briuk Building. 8. M Titus luforms us that be Intends ereot lug next spring a one-story brlok build lug adiolnlug bla brick block ou tbe south. It will have a frontage or 40 feet on Willamette street and a depth of 70 feet. It bas already beeu leased for a term of years. Hteamer Eugene Afloat. A message received from Salem thin morning at 8:80 o'clock conveyed tbe gd news that tbe steamer City of Eugene bad been floated from int gravel bar on wblcb she had leeu resting since Buudsy, December 24. Tbe rUe of tbe river through the warm ralna of tbe past 36 hours saved Captain Gray the trouble of launching tbe boat, for wblcb all preparations, construction of ways, eto , bad been almost completed. Tbe City of Eugene went on a gravel bar a short dbtance above Salem Bun day, December 24, during a heavy fog. Tbe boat rested easily aud no damage baa resulted except from the enforced Idleness of tbe boat and ber crew. Tbe Eugene agents up to noon today had no further Information about the boat than that she was beaded up tbe river after getting free. Thursday all ( reparations bad been completed for launching the steamer, and Captain Gray was only waiting for a little lower stage of water. The rise did the work more expeditiously and safely, aud without expense. The steamer crew bas een called together and tbe regular run will be resumed at onoe. Engineer Isaac Gray, Jr., has beeu visiting here, aud left down on the afternoon train for Albany, where lie will meet the boat. Call for Meeting of Democratic Cen tral Committee, Tbe member of the Democratic Central Com mittee are hereby called to meet at tbo Court House la Eugene, Oregon, on to-wit: Saturday, the Klb day ot Jan., l'JOO, at 1 o'clock, r. for consultation concernlnz primary meeting and other matters. L, L. BTiriN, ). J, Walton Secretary. Chairman, Mohawk Kailboad. Notwith standing tbe very loolement weather, work on the MobaWk branch of tbe B. P. R. It. continues. Mr. Bays, tbe contractor, was lu the city purchasing supplies today. He informed us be baa 100 men lu tbe grading force be sides two olearing gangs. BtoLkn Borne person entered the barn of Frantf Powers, near Spring field last nigbt, aud Btole therefrom a saddle and bridle wortb about 836. Tbe officers are looking after tbem. 1 he .Six BlCjOle Itnf e. Ttieielsa movement on f.J't t" pro hibit six day bicycle ruc-fc, ou the gn.uiid ihiit they arehrulal. No doubt the loug period of exbau-liuu the tun- tectum undergo is ruinous io the i - stitutien. But are not things done every day that are equally -of Take for erample the man who negleeti hi" stomach. This means Impoveri-hed hl.Mvil, weakness and ueuiiny, only one wey to get good nean Well Paper.., and that is by taking Hotelier's Stomach Bit tern. This wouderhjl medicine aids digestion, tones the system, ami mi the veins witn rich reo uioou. o.r biliousness, oon.llpaiiou,dptpjia and nsrvousneis. It bas been the standard medicine of the American people km flfiv vears. 8e that a private revenue stamp covers neck of tbe bottle. PLAiJiU OUT. Dull headache, pains lu various parts of the body, sinking at the pit of the stomuch, loss of appetUn, feverishuess, 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. Acker's Blood Elixir has never failed to cure Serofulousor Syphilitic poisons, or any other blood diseases. It is certuiuly a wonderful remedy and we tell every bottle on a positive guarautee. For ale hy W L DeLano. ' ' Want of Watchfulness Makes the Thief." Many cases of poor health come from iuant of watchful ness. But if you keep your blood pure no thief can steal your health. The one effec tive, natural blood purifier is Hood's Sarsaparilla. Disordered Blood "Myfatherlus long been troubledtvith disordered blood And weak back. ' Hood s Sarsaparilla, made him strong and healthy; he works every day." A. S. Wyhes. S. Easton, Pa. H limor " When I need a Mooo" puri fier I take Hood" s SarsapaHHa. It cured my humor and Is excellent as nerve tonic." Joste Eaton. Stafford Springs. Cl. dlOcdS SaUafM J. W. KAYS fORNITUfit CO DIMMERS and fUNFRAI. HI Day & Henderson, Undertakers mi Embalmers. Cor. Wit. and 7th sts. . . - , i .. ' i . . . i . .1 : . WO ll.ive Cieuinfii hi uinciiiiiiiiiui ()Ur paper department, and on account 0i doing so will oiler some of tlm iinest lou oi paper in 011"" Startling Prices. If you call early you will find a fine line of designs to select from. ' The opportu nity of tbe season for handsome decora tive work at a small expense. GRIFFIN HI Clearance Sale ECO, FIRST CLASS.... The Hoffman W O ZEIOLER. PROPRIETOR SUNDAY DINNERS 50c. EUGENE. OREGON. HOTEL EUGEJ1E. Hollenbeck Bros- & Brisitw, Proprietors Rates $(.00 and $2.00 per day. Adequate accommodations for com me rclul EUGENE, OREGON. HiKKt'i .HI U cure liver HU; ilia notvlrrlUtinfc and wly ctEivfite uTHkg wlth ifouj'i 6"rtur111. ALL SITTINGS. All Bluings or oid em must be made tx fore March 1st, as we vacalo our prctt-M quaJturB for Ihe Beajion on that date. All bills payable and receivable at once. Stiiriiri Superior Fotoarafs of Wall Paper. 10 per ceni off im all figured paper till Jan uary Int. PRESTON & HALES I EUGENE STEAM DYEIN3 AND CLEANIM WORKS... Weal Eighth Street near Steam Laundry. CHRIS MARX, JrlPropristor. v. J01,'1'"8 cleaned, coloml-and repaired. sdt!d clothing rcalored to in original coior lo look like new. Satl(cllon juaraulicd. Work called for and delivered. rap TVz :2 .v 'y'V RUNNINBUP A BIG BILL For doctor'a fees wouldn't lie necesftiry, when you nro at tacked witli colds at this sea twin of tbe year, if you wenlii keep a bottle of our pure ami bi-:b grade Cjiii-. N'oMt Whiskey in our Imnpp, and then take it, in the fnnn of toddy, or as your tarte die tntes, at bedtime or any othf r old time. Therp is i ntliiujf like it for colds, I.a Criieor kindred ailnientu. W. ffl. Heosbd HO'lE COOKING when iI.mic dy ii i'hss oi,k, kl.ould li" ilii'in'iiie of evpryil'IniF lli,.i ii (.n.. Iniin iiml iiiiitliM.rn, , tttitl to utii in this 'cm gum iiih linn ilt-vutly to be u I hed'' your hpic i.inl llnvcirinirH. Inkiiu :inV,iflH hllfl I'l lillilllul.la - n ml ilrii.ni(;9 t-1 ...ii l.i e nlwilutelv "'. .no iii'tiiHt piri'iiflh mid genuine lUvor. Vou iwn (ret ihl only from n relL.ble fto e, ilnt keeps notli nir l lt the iei.(, n- ymi ;can nlwsvs timl hi. pel GRAYo& SON There more 10th GRAND ANNMLlElliMlITO. IS "NOW IN FtnVL Tnpnu vaj,vlU4J fl 30 m DRESS GOODS Yonr opporluulty U) bujr Drvai (iooda ohctp 2Bo Uoods In all colors 8c SOo rld goods, now Be I Be l'lld gooils, now 2 1 I 2lo lsta goods, now Oc BOo Uoods, blsck and colors 38c 40o Ooods. blsok nd colors 29c Im 1 iIm ol lreu Cooill mlucod In pries e is no coming evont MORE CERTAIN, MORE SURE.orMORK POITIVlo ,i . , m fact, a great many more of the Big Bargains wo are offering u I ' , , at -you wlU 1,0 Baasi a A . . . ' ju imu ii year airo. THIS SALE WILL ON LY LAST Now is the time to ge; a Good Suit for little money Our regular $0.50 tirev Kersey, now Our reRuUr S.0O Brown Caeuimere, no ,' A good serviceable suit tor ' uur mac uiay orsted lor ARE WORLD BEATERS. 30 n&YSl $5 on G 00 4 00 l'.00nnd if 10 00 TRIMMINGS Our slock ol lurni Is vrry larse and wsll assorted, and to reduce the stock we aie making htYj cut In the prices. They mutt be sold .Ladies' and Misses' Jackets and a. Our atoca ot thw l.df Ii quite larcf, and wr hare mm.. vi ,i . Our M GO Ladie.1 Jacket or Cape, now " " " """ B'r ,ow ' Our 18 00 Ladies' Jacket or Cape, now Our $9 00 Ladies' Jacket or Cipe, now .' Eery garment will be sold for one-ililrrt iVill ' .7 ' ' ' " .' to 00 4 00 G 00 WE rROPOSEjl MA KING THIS our Banner Sale. Our entire stock will bo put forward. There will bo no reserves. Ixw prices will prevail all over the house in every department, notwithstanding the fact that sharp ad vances have token placo on all goods. Wi propose selling cheaper than ever UNDERWEAR l-adles'. Men's md Children's Men's natural wool Shirts and Drawers each at Ladies' ribbed Pants and VeMs eauh nl Ladles' ribbed Pants ami Vests , each at 20. 's lleece-lined Shirts and awerf, each BU" 45c 1 8c Men Dra CARPETS Sweeping reductions Housekeepers: It will be to your' vanlaire. to see this li 13 ' 'J purrt log elsewhere. v ... rrTt-iT "i raisViirTi r i . s