Daily Eugene guard., January 27, 1900, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
SATUUDAY
JAN 27
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
FOB BALE AT
Julius Goldsmith's
SHARD Telephone, No -Main 131.
HKKV1T1BX
Dr Lowe.optlolan, with J B Luckey.
Bicycle repaired wblle yon wait.
C 0 Matlock.
Junction'! telephone system la now
complete.
Bicycle supplies of all kluda on band.
(J C Matlock.
Ad elegant Hue of cigars and tobao
oooa Jual leoeived at ttie Barber Bbop
cigar atore.
We have a few second-hand wheel,
for sale obuap, cash or Installments.
0 V Matlock.
M O Warner tune piano and
organ, Repairing and polishing,
TiokeU are now on al at the Corner
.Drug Blare for the Old Maid' Conten
tion, for 26 and SO cent.
Ladle' and ml' legging, black,
Janey knit, full button, 1 value; now
65o, at Baiker Gun Work.
Now I the time to make the wife
bappy with that air tight beater.
J'rloe very low at V 1 Chamber.'
Blx more men of th telephone gang
arrived bare from Junction tbl after
noon to work on tbe Eugene ayeiem.
Look out for entertainment by tbe
ladle of Ht. Mary' Eplaoopal Guild on
St. Valentine evening, February 14,
Ladle' and mlaae' legging, Jerny
knit, blaok, fall button, f 1 value; oloe-
Ing at 66o, at Barker Gun Work.
Lewi Dennis, Balim, Ind., ray
"Kodol DyapepalaCura 1ld more good
than auytblog 1 ever toon." It digests
what you eat and oan not help but
cure dyepepele aid toiuaoh trouble.
Vluoeut A Co, Corner Drug Hlore.
Tbe latent new from Ban Francisco
I that Joel Hoot li ooutlnue to lm'
prove, and I now considered out ot
danger. HI relative and many
frleuds are much pleaaed to hear tbl,
HI Injury waa very aevere, and hi
eacape from death I remarkable.
Klamath Fall Express: An t O.
O. F. lodge weaorgeulaed at linnauza
last Thursday by Deputy Grand Mu
ter J. U. WIlllU. of Lakevlew. Thlr-
teen member were Initiated that
ulgbt, and Fraiik Armstrong, of tbl
place, aaalated tbe membtra In Initiat
ing aome twenty more the two follow
ing nlgbta.
Do not forget the Monument Fund
beneflt, to be given In the opera bouae
January SO. An amudngoomedy, "Tbe
Old Maid' Convention," 1 billed for
tbl dale. After tbe convention a
moat pleaalng "extra" will be given.
Your money' worth 1 enured.
J. I. Berry, Loganton, Pa., write
"I am willing to take my oath that I
waa cured of pneumonia entirely by
the um One Minute Cough Cure after
doctor failed. It also cured my chil
dren of whooping oougb." Quickly
relieve and cure oougb, oolda, oroup,
grippe and throat and lung trouble.
Children all like It. Mother endorae
It. Vincent Co, Corner Drag btore.
'I am Indebted to One Minute
Cough Cure for my health and life. It
cured me ef lung trouble following
grippe." Tboueanda owe tbalr live
to tbe prompt action of tbl never rail
ing remedy. It cure, oougb, oolda,
oroup, bronobltli, pneumonia, grippe
and throat and lung trouble. Ita early
use p reveille oonaamptlon. It I the
only baruitee remedy that give Im
mediate reaulta. Vlnoeut Co, Cor
ner Drug Btore.
Hlate of Ohio, City or Toledo, l
Luoaa County, '
Frank J. Chkncy make oath that
he le tbe aenlor partner of the Arm of
F. J. Cheney at Co., doing buainea In
the oily of Toledo, oounty and state
alnnaald, and that aald Arm will pay
ONK HUNDKKD DOLLAR) for
each and every oaae of Catarrh that
cannot be oured by the uee ot U ALL'S
, Catarrh Guh.
Frank J. Ciibniv.
Hworn to tefore me and aubenrlbed
In my presence, tbl 6th day of Decem
ber, A. D., im.
.. -. A. W. Glcaron.
skai. Notary fubllc
Hall' Catarrh Cure la taken Inter
nally and acta directly on the blood
and mucoua aurfaoNof the eystem.
Bend for teatlmonlala, free.
K.J. Chunky A Co-,
Toledo, Ohio.
Hold by druggist. 76c
Hall'a Family I'll l are th best.
Cut of
Chewier for
toureiitiou.'
'Old Maids'
Polly Marie Wbittledeor, president,
Laura A Harris: Bunau Duaenner .
vloe-prealdent,Mllly Cook Jttally rloptila
Tipplurldge, secretary, Lucy Boar-
boroUKb; Abigail Caroline nppinrioge.
oorreonding secretary, Ada M Kuy
kendall; Rebecca Jaue Hloimelgrel
Chen, treasurer, Nancy J. Bbelly
Password Collector Halloa Anna
Thunderbolt, Myrtle Kay; Kebecca
Jillen Vanderwater, Barah Hall.
Hannah Butb Wotbermlre, ode
liner, Agnea C MoElroy.
Delegate-at-Large Jeruaba Huow-
ball, Emma Prealon; Hallle Marie
Johnson, Ann Holden,
Iiloble Upeketcb, delegate from
South Dakota, Maria L Yoran; Bar
bara Ellen Neldenbelwir, delegate nom
Nevada, Maggie Welder; Jane William
Tandergaat, delegate from Michigan,
Mary Yerlngton.
Bepreeentatlve of Texas Hunan
Hinnapole, Maud Logan; Mary Eliza
Hlnnaple, Bettle Ware.
Wise (lobbenbaon, delegate from
Tennessee, Mary Straight; Molly Gob-
beubaob, delegate from Massachusetts,
Mary Cookerline; Pheobe Malludy
Llpploott, tune starter, Martha Mur
ray; Barab MehlUble Matilda Mumfls,
nreas reporter. E.nma Walton; Hulda
Ann Vanderwater, elocutloulnt, Bell
Gray; Julia Naomi Vanderwater, asso
ciated press dlapaloher, Ll.zle Frank;
Nancy Jane Wotbermire, slow but
sure, Balina Loomls; Jonathan Win-
tergraas, new Invention agent, John
Gray.
WHEAT HIGH Eft.
Special to the Ouard.
Portland, Jan. HT.Tbe wheal mar
ket I blgber all over the world, ex-
oepting here.
TboaG Harland. of Portland, 1 in
Eugene.
I. K. Peter has beeu ooo fined to bis
home with neuralgia.
Fred Peplot bas brought Beth Slav
nione to town to be treated by a physl
olao. He is at the Wald bouse.
WITH THE DEMOCRATS
ounty Central Committee Meet
ing Today,
BOUTINS' BUSINESS TRANSACTED,
The meeting of the Lane County
Deinucratlo Central Committee was
called together at the courthouse at 1
m. today, Hon. J. J. Walton;
chairman, and L. L. Hteveus, secre
tary. Sracla.1 to the Guard
On roll-call it was found that 25 pre-! Junction, Jan. 27. ine jeweuy
clnot committee-men were present. store of F. W. A. Cram was robbed
The chairman announced thai the' ,,!,. iuiueu tbe hours
J j - n
business before the committee was to
fill in vacancies and attend to other
business Incident to the opening of tbe
comlug campaign.
Hon. It. M. Veatcb, of Cottage
Grove, addressed tbe meeting in a
brief explanation of the present polii
io il conditions and demands.
Mr. Harlan, editor of the Pacific
Democrat, J. M. Kitchen, Geo. A. Dor.
rl, L. Bilyou, V. M. Klasenger, and
others made euthUHlastlo talks In favor
of an open and aggressive campaign
Hops Bought. 1'. D. Linton today
purobased tbe Hilton lot of hops, 46
bales, for 6 eents.
Kev. E. C. Banderaou preaches at
Corvalll tomorrow.
D. M. MoCrady, artlsllo painter and
paper-banner. Inquire or leave orders
at Preston 4 Hales.
Just reoeived all the late models of
1000 Itamblerand Ideal bicycles.
C. C. Matlook.
Mrs. It. C. Brooks look a prominent
part In the Mualoal Association concert
yesterday evening at Medford
M. L. Campbell Is authority for the
statement that 1 wo Mormon elders are
in Eugene. He think they ought to
be run out of town.
DeWltt' Little Early Klsers purify
the blood, olean tbe liver, Invigorate
the system, Famous little pills for
oonstlpatlon and liver troubles. Viu
cent A Co, Corner Drug Btore.
Dyspepsia oan be cured by using
Acker'a Dyspepsia Tablets. One little
tablet will give Immediate relief.
money refunded. Hold In handsome
for sale by
CASTOR I A
For Infant and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bear the
Signature
All the late pmeesww, suoh as Carbon,
Plallnotype, Baa ltellef, aud ltoyal
Bromide we are able to furnish our
patrons.
Celeron Panels and oval enclosure
In many tints are tbe newest tbln In
mounts.
W L
lu boxes at !i5 ots.
DeLano.
Just reoeived a full car load of su
perlor steel ranges aud oook stoves
which were bought early. Prices at 11 1
reasonable at F L Chambers,
No advanoe as yet at F L Chambers
In price on Bnlu wagons, ltaclne
buggies, Monitor drills, Dandy disc
barrows. Oliver welkins plows and
Pitta harrows. Now Is the time to
buy before this lot Is all sold.
Expettenoe Is the best teacher. Use
Acker'a English Remedy lu any oase
of coughs, oolds or croup. Bbould It
fall to give Immediate relief money re-
runnea. xo ou anoou on. mr sale by
w u Delano
G. H. Appleton, Justios of the peace,
Clarksburg, N. J., says: "DeWltt1
LUtie Early Klsers are tbe beet pllli
made tor ooiistlpallou. We uae no
other." Quickly ouree all liver and
bowel trouble. Vlnoent A Co, Corner
Drug Btore.
F. B. Tblrkleld, health Inspector of
Chloago, saya: "Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
oannot be reoouituended too highly. It
cured me of severe dyspepsia." It dl
geata what you eat aud cure Indiges
tion, heartburn aud all lorins of dys
pepsia. Vlnoent A Co, Corner, Drug
Btore.
I want to let the people who suffer
from rheumatism aud eclatloa know
that Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieved
me after a number of other medlotnes
aud a doctor bad failed. It la the best
liniment 1 have ever known of. J
Dodgeo, Alpharetta, Us. Thousands
have been oured of rheuuiallatu by till
remedy. One application relieve tbe
pain, ror sale ny w i. ueljtno.
l!ty ax taught i.y president MoKloh-y
and Mark Hui. i
i.-HH. M. Kjssknokk, I
J. M. K ITCH KM, '
It. M. Vkaii.'H. (
a r ;,,nw i, ii.hiIu and carried that,
a committee of five be appoint"! to act
with the chairman aud stcretary for
the purpoae of apHirtlouiog represen
tatives from the various precincts for
the oounty conyeiitlon, and to name
dates for tbe primaries slid tbe oouuty
convention.
On motion adjourned.
ItOBBKBY AT JUSCTI0H.
CITY TAX LEVY
F. W. A. Cralu'a Store Loses 15U0
Worth of Jewelry.
MORE DETAILS.
' of 6 sod 0 o'clock while Mr. Grain and
brother, Horace, weie at supper.
A light was burniug.aud as tbe pari
iti entered through tbe back door,
they were not ueiccted. They have
taken about sixty watches estiunied
at an average value ol iM each, thirty
of which belonged to custodiers, aud
from sixty-five to seventy gold rings,
prices ranitlug from $1 lo $7 each, aud a
miscellaneous lot ol other jewelry,
"Tlint man o snld Mr. Vtnh. "who
isoDoosed to the nrlnclcales of Mark which is bard to estimate the value of.
Hanna as carried out bv President Me- lUeioiai loss win prouauiy
KlulrV, and the gold standard adher
ents, whether he has beeu demo
crat, populist or silver republican, that
man I call a good deuioornt." Con
tinuing further Mr. Veatcb said, that ((j ,mve beeD mucl ,Brger lhBD flrBt
OSB Will
from 11200 to $1600. No clue to the
robbers bas so far beeu obtained.
The burglary of F. W. .A. Craiu's
jewelry stole at Junction last ul'lit prov
the man who Is In I early aooord with ' reportedi WhBU tne Eugene oUi,.er8
the
Council Met Late Yesterday
Afternoon and Levied
71-2 Mills.
TOTAL IN CITV 36 MILLS
Tbecliy council met late yesterday
arternooii aua iev:eu mo mii""' j
tax, as follows:
General pur oses..
Bewer
Komi
uioano piauorm aim opposeu ' I i,rn.pri of i,e nllnlr earlv io tbe
tbe present administration could join t.vi.ui ltwtt9Btated Wttlcues lo tbe
Issues with the democratic party in an , v. aft.m wer ,ttk(!n Aoc()rdlu
earnest eOort of principle to bring1 ,,. ii,h ,, ,h i, i p
about reform. This sentiment appear-', (ow thB ,()BB u e8Umilte(1 tt( $1200
ed to be virtually tbe unanimous wish (The robbere lwk eV(jry watoh , tnB
of tbe membership present. !.wi ,!. had and lodillerent
A committee consisting of R. M. , . .. ., , t. ,,, Mp (!mln i)4
Veatcb, CM. Kisseuger and J. M. repalreU. iu aduiiion lo ,) uley
nuuuou waa ajniutvu lu plasma ins-
olutlous embodying tbe principles to
be maintained regarding tbe manage
ment of tbe coming campaign.
Total 7
The council has also decided to com
pel a poll road tax to be worked by all
entitled to. This will amount to one
da's work or $1.50. This was not ex
acted lat year. Of course firemen,
members national guard aud men over
huu are not cniunelled to work this.
ii iu tiii.HiMl that tbe expenses of
the city can be met with tbe above tax
by airict economy, without Increasing
Hie debt, If uo extraordinary expense
Is incurred.
thirty six siiLia.
The citizens of Eugene will be com
pelled to "dig up" 30 mills this year
for taxes.apportloned as follows:
County aud State 23-5
Bchool, special 5
City 7.6
Total -3B
It bus beeu stated that tbe property
of the eliy nnd county has been reduced
20 per cent. This Ib not correct. Only
the real estate bas beeu reduced W per
cent, the personal property reuiaimug
as It was assessed by Mr Burton aud
Ills deputies.
TKANSr'KKB UV KEAl.TV, tTC
Ou motion Chairman Walton was
empowered to fill all vacancies In the
central committe.
took a quautlty of silverware tbe value
of wbicb Is considerable.
Tbe burglars entered tbe store by
prying open the back door wblle Hor
ace Cralu, brother of the proprietor,
was absent for supper, about 0:30
ri'ntnnlr urwl fllfl tli.lr wnrlr an rittiiillv
Ou motion eacb preoluct committee, j ... .n Mr (,r. r(ltnpnM(l tllfi
Luuu ib iDHiruuieu 10 act us ou airman . ,,. A .n, Tr... . .,.
. 1 ovhd luuniu iirto a iauBna vjuiuue unu
wUU...K. """istruck It
power to appoint otner meiuoers to as
sist In registering names.
MBMBKH8 l'KKSENT,
I sbiuLK ii. iiui auo vmiu sleeps iu mv
store and tbe burglars must have
' known this fact as the only time wben
I no person Is iu the building is when
Following Is the list of committemen : lie Is absent for bis meals. Tbe general
present:
South Eugene John Hlggins
opluiou at Junction is that local talent
H reai onslule for this burglary as well
Long Tom O W Turubow, by vV L ! as a number ot others which have oc-
Houston
North Junction J K Hill
Mouth Juuotlou J T Clow
Uosben H Mathews
East Cottage U rove J B Medley
Bprlngfleld A Bagart
Bailey E M Bogart
Bpencer Oeorge Holland
curred lu that town lu tbe past few
mouths.
When tbe Eugene ollicers were not!
tied, Sheriff Withers and Marshal
Htiles went down the railroad track
about a mile from Eugene and remain
ed nil night but accomplished nothing
beside Bearing a pcir hobo who came
West Cottage Orove-J P Currln, by I along about 2 o'clock. When they held
11 M Veatcb tbe liotio up to search him " weary
Kumwalt A J Closo
Irvlug J M Kitchen
Riobardsou D C Breemau
BoutbEugeueMo2-A O Matbewa
North Eugene No 2-0 M Klasenger
' Camp Creek John Waring
Willamette Geo Smith
North Eugeue No 1 J J Walton
Mohawk J M Davis
Lost Valley James H Scrivener
Mabel George Wbltbeck
Bagluaw George Whilselt
Ulanlon E J Crow
Blue River- W T Campbell
Falruiouul J P Bamsey
COMMiri'KK KKl'UKT.
We, your committee, beg I v to
report as follows:
We reooiumend that tbe Democratic
Central Committee call a oouuty con
vention lo meet In Kugeue
1UJ0, ud moat cordially Invite all chi
tons of Lane county to Join Willi us,
who cau coiipcleutiously support the
Chicago platfuim, aud who areoppoaed
to the principles of the republican
j thought his lust day had come, and
placing his bauds on Ills breast repent
ied, "Now I lay me down," etc. Tbe
oftloers stale last night was very cold
Nightwatcbmen Croner aud Hawk
searched the soulb-bouud trains,
Eugene so that it isevldeut the burglars
did not come this way.
Mr, Cralu oiiii Illy allord to lose this
amount of goods ami for his suke,
well as trying t break up a gaug of
ourgiara, which evidently bas head
quarters In Juuotlou, it is hoped tbe
oiUoeis will be successful lu capturiug
tue meu.
A Monster Devil v'lsb
Destroying Its victim, is a type of
constipation. I lie power of this mur
derous malady Is felt nu organs and
nerves and muscles and brain. There's
no health till it's overcome. But Dr.
King's New Life IMIla area safe and
certain cure. Best lu the world for
stomach, liver, kidneys nnd bowels.
Only 16 cents, at l.lnn Drug Co'sdrug
store.
Wall Paper..
S
Weliavo decided to discontinue our
paper department, and on account
doing so will offer some of the finest w
rarer in EuffOllG at
1,r. ... r,
Startling
Prices.
Tf vnn call early vou will find a fine line
of designs to select from. The opportu
nity or the season ior uuuusuine uccum
live work at a small expense.
GRIFFIN mm ::.
Items Gathered About
House.
tbe Court
20 lbs for $1.00
A QOOD met.
6 lbs for 25 cents
ItTtAVON IOAP.
NEW SHOES
Just Received.
Latest Styles.
Bigger Assortment
Than Ever.
At Old Prices.
AX BILLY.
Our Grand
Annual
Clearance Sale
Still
Continues.
iMf -
Keal estate mortgage 75 00
iteal estate mortgage 60 00
Batlnfaction of mortgage 500 00
Sathfaction of mortgage 250 00
Satisfaction of mortgage 400 00
Ileal estate mortgage 300 00
Batlsfactiou of mortgage 650 00
UKAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
O. & C. It. Co, to Caroline E. HaW'
ley, 40 acres in tp 21 s r 1 w; JilOO.
U. 8. to Charles K. Wllley, 160 acres
lu tp 16 b r 6 e; pateut.
Washington Jewett to Joseph L.
Brumley,320 aires in tp 18 s r 3 wj $010.
This deed was n ado March 20, 18G2.
Stale of Oregon to Charles W. Bex-
tou, 40 acreB lu tp 18 s r 3 w. To cor
rect deed.
D () McFarland to Lou McKinuey,
lot 1 and 1 block 0, D G McFarland'B
second addition to Cottage Grove; $025.
J B Hill et at to J R Hill, 200 acres
iu tp 10 s r5 w; $1. Quitclaim
CIRCUIT COURT.
Knima May Boag vs David Boag;
sun ror divorce. Tbe couple were
married lu Minnesota, Dec. 25, 18U2:
the nsult of said marriage Is one son,
named Harvey Bosg, aged 5 years,
Tbe complaint alleges desertion, and
cruel and Inhuman treatment. John
S. Medley is attorney for plaintif!
J N Jones vs Eva Jones; suit for
divorce; married iu Salem January 16,
ISM; no living Issue. The complaint
alleges (k'sertion In 1898.
l'ROllATE.
Estate of Win Hmith, deceased; pell
uoii ror appointment for letters of
administration. J H McClung, J D
Matlock, A V Peters. W H Abranis, F
M Wilkius, W I Coleman and 8 B
Exkln state that they were partners
with deceased ilia business that Is In
debted lu the probable sum of $12,000.
That prior to bis death he gave away
property to tbe probable value of $8000
without any consideration: therefore
they ask that an administrator be ap
pointed. Citation ordered to Issue to
heirs to oome forward and Bhow cause
why an administrator should not be
appolr.tt'il.
Etate of James Boaz. deceased
probable value of estate Is $12, consist
ing of a claim against the U 8 govern
ment tor pension. A C Jennings ap
pointed administrator; Bond, $f,0;
surety,!) .MoCrady.
MINING LOCATION.
r-'un Klse, Blue lllver; Samuel Brew
haker and O II Yerlngton, locators.
Glendora claim, Bobemia; J. W.
Cook, locator.
American Eagle claim, Bobemia;
Ueorge Savsge, locator.
PROOF OF LABOR.
naanerwninan niinlna claim
hernia; by A. F. Johns
llo-
!pecial for Children.
By the request of paren's whose
children wish to hsve a share in the
erection of the Soldiers' Monnmeut' a
special ticket will be arrand for all
children under 1 years, at 15 cents
er h. These ticket will also be on
sa.e at the Corner Drui Store from this
date up to the evening of tbe SOtb.
Notn'e.
Hie ..H. V. I,, will meet wit), Mrs
J J. Walton, at her borne on X,h
trsvl, Saturday. iTth inst, at 2 p ,
All iiuMiiWr urK,.d to prompt a'tend"
PKttSOIVAI,.
H J Boyd, of Lebanon, is visiting In
Eugene.
R. F. Baker went' to Junction this
afternoon.
Miss Anna Oglesby, of Junotion, is
In Eugene.
Hon. It. M. Veatcb, of Cottage Grove
is In the city.
J. A. McGllvery went to Albany
this afternoon.
Mrs. J. M. Brodle weut to Irving
this afternoou.
Mies Minnie Evaus ofHarrhburg is
visiting In Eugene.
L. Bundy wes a passenger to Junc-
tiou this afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Gordon came up from
Harrisburg toduy.
Mr. aud Mrs. J. T. Clow.of Junotion,
aie visitluj in the city.
J F Cather the well known traveling
man, was in Eugene today.
Thos. Gilbert, tbe shoe man, will be
here again about February 1.
Miss Florence Adair came up from
Portland today accimpalned by Mrs.
Bluford D. Sigler.
Mrs. H. L. Veassie left for Corvallis
this moruing lo visit her daughter,
Mrs. E. IX. Bryson.
E. B. Whitney is doing a splendid
photographic business at Boise City,
Idaho. He purchased a gallery.
Kev K C BrookB arrived borne yester
day morning from bis trip to Cali
fornia. Mrs Brooks stopped at Med
ford to visit friends, and is expected
home Tuesday.
Mis Stella Lean ed will leave for
Chicago early In February to purchase
her spring and summer stock of rull
lluerj. She will visit relatives lu Wis
consin, Iowa and Coloiudo while ab
sent. Tne "Squaring of the Circle."
For over 200.1 years comnetent and
iucompeleut mlmlB have striven in
solve I he problem known as "Kjuaring
mo circle." ho mauy inco rect
answers were presented that in the
year 1775 a res( lutlou was adopieii I.y
a prominent board not to aco-ot any
more. There is another piobleiti as
difficult, and for which people have
been seeklmr t'.e anBwer since the
b.uhm.k ,u me, ana this Is the prob
lem of health bow to iret It. .nA.
to keep it. If you have lost yours
ttirouirh r.pirlpnlnrol...n... ., '
uubo,fi me stomacn
get Hosteller's Stomach Bitters in-
rextore health, and
keepyu healthy. F()r 5ft ye&n. h,M
.u,r.i cc.llSIIialloll, ill(.g....h ,V8.
r,; ' atue, u alarm, In
active liver and weak kidneys.
Hotel Arrivals.
HOTKL KUOKNE.
Annie Ogleshy, Junction
J E Young, Cottage Grove
G W Whltsett, Saginaw
J F O'Donuel, Portland
Harry Bristow, Cottage Grove
J D Sprekels, 8 F
John Waring, Waltervllle
W J Soon-grass, Junction
J Waruer, Harrlsburg
W C Edwards, Fall Creek
F O Colter, N Y
KO. Miller, Grayevilie, Idaho
0 B llnxter, Cottage Grove
I S Medley, Cottage Grove
HOFFMAN HOUSE.
PS P Prentice, Cleveland, O
H Mitchell, Chicago
1 Cob ti, S K
A Rullock, 8 F
C I. Fllcbaid, N Y
W lather, Portland
" K l.ane, Leaburg
J K Mdliiiiway, Portland
0 Sinimoiids
Jnoea Kerry, p,tauj
A I. Smith, Mohawk
Tjner, Cblcago.
C O Lewis, Portland
H C Forbes, Portland
FIRST CLASS....
The Hoffman
W O ZEIGLER, PR.oa.mJ
SUNDAY DINNERS 60c.
EUGENE, OREGON,
HOTEL EUGEJiE.
Hoi ltnbtck Bros. & Bristow, W
Rates $1.00 and $2.00 p.rdij.
Adequate accommodations (or coomaj
,i.wik iui uiiueni.
EUGENE. OREGON.
Daj & Henderson, Undtitata
tmbaimers. Uor. Wil. and 7th sti
u. ii. ahii) r u n ni i unt Lit
E"3ALMERS and fllKFRHI. QB
Will Move Heke. The LettiJ
Express of Jan. 20ih says: "Then
ohinery ot Ibe excelsior factory iiJ
lug loaded on cars, preparatory totes
taken to Eugeue. It is expected (1
all the machinery will be loadtd
tomorrow evening. This id qniit
loss to our little city. Tbreeoiil
employe." of ibe company KfiJ
'i'ivuy, Clias Blodgett and J. lmm
er will remove lo Hiigene. 1
Neft'zgar will return to Oregon I'
Mr. and Mrs. NefTzgar were gits
farewell party u surprise Wednaa
evening."
Miotx! Shoes!!
'' Kiinli, go.d t,i,rsin, flnH
aliotv 1.1.... k.. . ... l,lp
shoe .lore during their clr.,h,
DoiNu (ilM.n Vui- r . .
s, , . , .ommissionir
iu b.,1 a fo,ce of meu today clean-
-r -....,uei) sirrei. Uood WOrk
aa dune.
HH SAl.K.-Honsehold furnUure.
Including Md hf.d-Wwl
cldue, cutting table, rKe n,lrror,
'"U.lc cabinet, stoves, etc.. t ho,,.e
M'ssI'. C. Adair, o j. ..,fl ,lre;,
Mween Seventh and Elgntb. next
Monday and Tuesday.. Jan. 29 and
Cherry Blooms John Bellen,
Pleasant Hill, brought to the Ocil
office today a limb from a cherry
growing on bis place at PleasaDlll
which is in full bloom. llr.SeJ
says not many trees are llilafar ala
only a few that areonaeoutbliilla
It looks rather diecouraglngforfc
growers again this year to fee theft
budding out so early, as It will"
mi' "He if heavy spring froUw
ii ii kill the fruit. Twojeiriil
ruit scarcity is not viewed with fi'
Verdicc for J17. The secood irf
before Justice Drury, at Cobnrj,
the curb of J. C. Goodale, who wd
E. Dunn for $40, resulted in a terS
f ir plaintif! of $17. The lWf
ollicers were at work on iheMiiM
thirty continuous hours wltbootsj
No Qrtpc, Paft
Or discomfort, no irritation of
testiiies-but ficntle, prompt, iwj
Hood's Fills
Sold by all druggists. 28 of"
PARKER OPERA
WALTER BOSS, Damp
Wednesday, t
...1900...
J. DUUE MURRAY and H0WA8I IK
PRESENT
A Play for the Women V
Children
A STORY OP SYMPATHY AND rj
A Romantic Drama FulUlhWl
Interest, Jjt and Surr
Plot and Counter-plat
Sunp.nh Sr.p.nic Effects.
Pei,nvincin7 London "j
Me and 75c