Daily Eugene guard., January 29, 1900, Image 4

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Daily Eugene Guard
Monday -
JAN 29
All Popular
Brand of
CIGARS
.FOR BALK AT
Julius Goldsmith's
GUARD Telephone, Ho Main 191.
IIKI.VITIK
A line day.
Dr Lowe, optician, with J K Luekey.
Jlicvcles repaired whllu you wait.
CO Matlock.
Mud mmrdH ffi cmta per pair at 0 C
Mullock.
Tim lower clock bull wan changed a
little today.
KegieteriUK Is now quite lively at
the court house.
Bicycle supplies of all kinds on baud,
C O Matlock.
The republican state central com.
inlttee meets In Portlond, February
10th.
Jijc-Oouiiiilssioner Callleou wants
the republican nomination for county
treasurer.
An elegant Hue of elgars and tobac
ooeslusnecelvedatthe Barber Shop
cigar store.
We have a few seoond-hand wheel,
Tor sale cheap, cosh or installments,
0 U Matlock
M o Warner tunes pianos aud
organs, HepalrluK ! pollBblug,
Ladles' and misses' leggings, black,
Jersey knit, full button, II value; now
65o, at Barker dun Works.
Peter Withers, living a few mile,
north of Euireno. Is dangorously III
with a complaint of the heart.
Mow la the time to make the wife
nanny with that air tight heutor.
1'rloes very low at F L Chambers.'
Look out for onterlaluiuent by the
ladles of HI. Mury's Episcopal Guild on
Ht. Valentine evening, February 14.
Ladles' and misses' leKglngs, Jersey
knit, blook. full button, SI value: dos
ing at 06o, ut Barker Gun Woiks.
Oroirou City Courier: Miss Bertha
Goldsmith is oxpeotod home from Han
Francisco about the first of February
Miss Delia Uoldsmlth will leave
for Bail Francisco Feb. lilt).
Lewis Ueiinlr, Baliw, Iud says:
"Kodol Dyspepsia Cure 1ld more good
than auythlng I ever toon." It digest
what you cat aud can not help but
cure dyspepsia and slomaoh troubles,
Vlnoent A Co, Comer Drug Btore.
Klimiutli Falls Express! An I O.
O. F. Inline was organised at linuanza
last Thursday by uepuiy uranu mas.
tor J. O. WllllU. of Lakevlew. Thlr
teen niemliers were Initialed that
night, and Frank Armstrong, of this
plaoe, assisted '.lie uiumbara In Initiat
ing some twenty more the two follow
ing nights. .
J. I. Bevry, Logantou, Pa,, writes
"I am willing to tauo my oath that I
wasourod of pneumonia entirely by
the use One Minute Cough Cure after
doctors failed. It alio cured my ohll
dren of whooping cough." Quickly
relieves and cures (toughs, oolds, oroup,
grippe aud throat and lung troubles,
Children all like IU Mothers endorse
It. Vincent & Co, Comer Drug btore,
"I am Indebted to Oue Mluute
Cough Cure for my health and life,
cured me of lung trouble following
grippe." Thousands owe their lives
to the prompt action of this never fall'
lug remedy. It cures, coughs, oolds
croup, brouohltls, pneumonia, grippe
aud throat and lung ttoublos. Its early
use prevents consumption. It la the
only harmless remedy that gives Im
mediate results. Vluoeut A Co, Cor
ner Drug Btore.
Btate of Ohio, Oily or Toledo, 1
Lucas Couuty,
Fit an K J. Chunky makes oath that
he la the senior partner of the firm of
F. J. Cheney A Co., doing busiuesa In
the oity of Toledo, oounty and state
ufnrmatd, and that said tlrm will pay
ONK HUNDltlSD DOLLA1W for
each and every case of Catarrh that
cannot lie cured by the use of Hall's
UATArlHH UUHK.
Frank J. Cuknky,
Hworu to tefore me and subscribed
In my presence, this tub day of Deoein
ber, A. D.,
A. W. (H.KA80N,
bkai. Notary Public
Mall's Calarrh Cure la taken Inter
nally and acts directly n the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system,
tend for testimonials, free. -
F. J. Chknky A Co.,
JToledo, Ohio.
Bold by druggists, Too.
tail's Family Pills are the best.
D. M. MoCrady, artlstlo painter and
paper-hanger. Inquire or leave orders
at Preston A Bales.
Just received all the late models of
1900 Rambler and Ideal bicycles.
C. C. Matlock.
At the meetlDg of the Q. A. B. Fri
day evening L. Ollstrap was installed
as adjutant. He appointed E. F.
Chapman as bis sergeant-major.
DeWltt's Little Early Risers purify
the blood, clean the liver, Invigorate
the system, Famous little pills for
constipation and liver troubles. Vin
cent A Co, Corner Drug Btore.
Chinese New Year tomorrow. The
few Celestials in Eugene are making
grand arrangements to celebrate the
same.
DvsDensia can be cured by osins:
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets. One little
tablet win (rive immediate reuei. tir
money refunded. Hold in handsome
In boxes at 26 Ota. For sale by W L,
DeLano.
Just received a full oar load of so
perlor steel ranges and oook stoves
which were bought early. Prices- still
reasonable at F L Chambers.
No advanos as vet at F L Chambers
In prices on Bain wagons, Raolne
bugles. Monitor drills. Dandy diso
arrows. Oliver warning mows aim
Pitts barrows. Now is the time to
buy before this lot Is all sold.
Coottage Grove Nugget: The Mu-
sick mill bad a break down this week,
the first In nine months, daring whloh
time the stamps have dropped con
tinually. The repair will be made
Baturday.
Experience Is the best teacher. Use
Acker's English Remedy In any case
of coughs, oolds or croup. Bbould it
fall to give immeoiate reuei money re
ft nded. a ots anu ou cis. r or sate uy
W L DeLano,
Charles Underwood, son of the late
B. Underwood and Mrs Maggie
Underwood, has been promoted by
being elected assistant cashier of the
Second National Bank of Colfax,
Wash. Charlie's many friends here
will be glad to learn of bis suooess,
Justice Wlntermeler has decided
the osse of E. B. Wlokam- vi J. M
Talley, In favor of plaintiff for t5. The
sum of $7 was sued for. It was the
result of a horse trade.
F. B. Thlrkleld, health Inspector of
Chicago, says: "Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
cannot be recommended too highly. It
cured me of severe dyspepsia." It di
gests what you eat and cures Indiges
tion, heartburn and all forms or dys
pepsia. Vlnoent A Co, Corner, Drug
Store.
The local soolety of Maidens are very
sanguine of a successful convention.
Delegates most all here. Miss Gob-
benbaob from Pennsylvania, and Molly
J. Qobbenbach from Massachusetts, ar
rived on yesterday's local, and dis
patches are to the elleot that delegates
from Texas, Bouth Dakota and
Mlohlgan will be here lor the opening
session.
At opera bouse 8 o'olook Tuesday
evening. Tloketa to suit all pocket-
books at Corner Drug Btore.
Freuoh Tansy Wafers, the world's
famous remedy for irregular and pain
ful periods of ladles; are never falling
and safe. Married ladles' friend
French Tansy Wafers are the only re
liable female remedy in the world; Im
ported from Paris; take nothing else.
but Insist on genuine; in red wrappers
with crown trade mark. La France
Drug Company, Importers, 806 Turk Bt,
Ban Franolson. For sale by all drug
gists, or sent In plain wrapper direct
n receipt or a.
It has been demonstrated repeatedly
in every state in the Union and In
many foreign countries that Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy Is a certain pre
ventive and cure for oroup. It baa be
come the universal remedy for tha
disease. M V Fisher, of Liberty,
Lord Roberts AdYises Abandonment of Relief
Efforts -Rumors of Surrender
Denied.
Va, only repeats what has been
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
All the late prneeiws, such as Carbon,
Platlnnlype, Itas Belief, aud Royal
Bromide we are able to furnish our
patrons.
Celeron Panels and oval enclosures
In manytluts are the newest thin In
lllllUUlS.
around the globe when he writes:
have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in my family for several yearn
anu always wnu perfect suooess. we
believe that It Is not only the best
cough remedy, but that It isaaure cure
tor oroup. It has saved the Uvea of
our children a number of times." This
remedy Is for sale by W L DeLano,
A Monster Itovll Fish
Destroying Its vlotlm, is type of
constipation. The power of this mur-
derous malady la felt on organs and
nerves and muscles aud brain. There'
no health till It's overoome. But Dr.
King's New Life Pills are a safe and
certain oure. Best In the world for
stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels
Ouly Ho cents, at Linn Drug Co's drug
store.
Important Notick. Every mem'
ber of the Old Maid's Convention is
urged to be present at the appointed
plat- for a rehearsal this eveulug at
o'olook sharp. Those assisting la the
after part ot the program need not
come until 8 o'olook.
SB
Is in
WARREN'S DEFEAT ASTOUNDS ENGLAND.
Special to Guard.
London. January 29. A terrible gloom has settled over
England since the defeat and terrible loss of Warren s com
mand at the hands of the Boers.
Lord Roberts has advised the abandonment of attempts
to relieve Ladysmith;
General Dundonald's forces are reported in satety souin
of the Tugela river.
Lisbon advices deny that the -.Hoers nave mvauuu
Mozambique.
THE PRESIDENT'S VISIT.
Special to Guard.
Petokia, January 29, President Stein, of the Orange
Free State is visiting President Kruger, of the Iransvaal
republic.
LADYSMITH MUST SURRENDER.
Special to Guard.
London, January 29. All hope of relieving Ladysmith
has been abandoned. Lord Roberts has advised the aban
donment of further attempts to relieve the beleagured British
forces. It is thought that the surrender oi tne joriusn
forces in that place cannot long be delayed, especially when
all hope of outside succor has vanished,
CONSCRIPTION SUGGESTED.
Special to the Quant.
London, January 29. The daily papers suggest the
possibility to furnish the fresh recruit that are so badly
needed.
An attack on the upper velts of the Orange Free
State is suggested unless the Boers assume the offensive.
SORROWFUL LIST OF CASUALTIES.
Bpeolal to the Guard.
Londok, January 29. The war office cannot longer
withhold casualty reports, and promises to furnish the
public with a list of dead and wounded tonight1. It will be
a heavy one, and will fill England with sorrow.
LADYSMITH HOLDS OUT.
Bpeoial to the Guard -
London, January 29. The reported surrender of Lady
smith is met with denial from the war office.
SENATORIAL" ELECTION.
Bpeolal to the Guard.
Sacramento, January 29. The legislature of the State
of California is now convened in extra sossion for the pur
pose of electing a United States senator.
PHILIPPINE CHURCH QUESTION.
Bpeolal to the Guard.
Washington, January 29. President McKinley dis
erectly advises that the Philippine church question regard
ing the rights of the church to hold real property acquired
from Spanish grants be left to. the new Philippine commis
sion.
Ihe President foars to offend (Jathohc voters, and
will shiold himself behind the commission.
returned from
I want to let the people who suffer
from rheumatism aud sciatic know
that Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieved
me after a number of other medloines
and a doctor bad (ailed. It is the best
liniment I bave ever known of. J A
Dodgen, Alpbsretta, Ga. Thousands
bave been oured of rheumatism by this
remedy. One application relieves tbe
pain. For sale i.y W U DeLano.
Dr. A. Sharpies is In the city.
A Wheeler went to Albany today.
tl J A otraight Is In Washington
D V.
K. K. Biker arrived up from June
tlon today.
H. E. Morris, of Harrisburg
Kugene.
L. B. Logan visited his farm near
Irving today.
R. P. Caldwell, of Junction, was In
Eugene today.
W. L. Houston, of Junction, was In
Kugene today.
C. H. Park left for Bohemia this
forenoon, horseback.
E. H. Campbell has
Grangeville, Idaho.
Hon. H. B. Miller was a passenger
to Portland this afternoon.
A. C. Jennings left on a trip for
Beattle and Tucouia today.
Miss Hattie Stoweil went to HarriB
burg today for a short visit.
Miss Anna Oglesby returned to her
home at Junotion City today.
Attorney J. E. Young returned to
Cottage Grove this afternoon.
Mrs. H. C. Miller and obild went to
SVoodbum on a short visit today.
Miss Martha Mud ley returned to ber
home at Cottage Grove this afternoon.
J. B. Chambers has returned from
an extended stay In Southern Califor
nia.
Miss Bchrag, who has been visiting
here, went to Portland today, her
home.
Mrs. Siegel, who has been visiting
here returned to ber home at Portland
today.
W. J. Royoe, of the excelsior mill,
arrived here from Lebanon, Baturday
evening.
Ban Dleo, Cal., Union, Jan. IS: D.
A. Faine and wife of, Eugene, Oregon,
are gueBts at the Brewster.
Mrs. F. A. Rankin went toBodaville
this afternoon in answer to a telegram
that ber father, J. P. Cheshire, was
auite sick.
Mrs. R. 8. Bean, of Balem, arrived
up this afternoon to visit at the home
of her parents, Professor and Mrs,
Thomas Condon.
D. J. Gover left Baturday nlghc for
the headwaters of Applegate creek,
Jackano county, on a prospeoting trip
for Eastern capitalists.
M. R. Potts, the timber land locator,
left this afternoon for a visit to his
home in Wisconsin. He will return
here about the middle of March
Elmer Roberts will leave In a few
davs for Weston, Oregon, to take a po
sition In tbe store of Taylor & Jarman,
former Eugene boys who are counted
among that town's successful business
men.
E. H. Lauer, of the Blumauer-Frank
Drug Company, was In town today.
He acoompanled Mrs, Lauer and baby
this far on their trip to Ban Francisco,
where they go to visit her father, B.
Freldlander.
In a letter to Eugene friends from
Lima, Ohio, under date of January 24,
L. . Roney stated that himself and
wife would leave tbe next day for New
York oity, and would return home via
Mew Orleans, arriving here about
Fehruary 20. Mr. Roney states they
are having a very pleasant visit.
TRANBFEK8 OK KKAITf, ETC
Wall Paper...
We have decided to. discontinue our
yac. vr.yw., un account
doing so will otter some of the finest 1
of paper in Eugene at ''
Startling
Prices.
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.
GRIFFIH HARBWARE, Cfl
Items Gathered About
House.
the Court
Important flotlce.
Our grand $25 Graphophone drawing
takes place Tuesday at 7 p. m.
LK. Peters, Ninth Bt.
Excavating) 1 red Bellman has a
force of men at work excavating for
tbe proposed extension of E. H. log
ham's store, on Ninth street. '
20 lbs for $1.00
A OOOO RICI.
6 lbs for 25 tents
ESTtAVON SOAP,
NEW SHOES -.I
Just Received.
Latest Styles.
Bigger Assortment
Than Ever.
At Old Prices.
AX BILLY.
Our Grand
Annual;
Clearance Sale
Still
Continues..
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
W W Withers, sheriff, to W P Cbes
hire, lfiO aores In tp 18 s r 7 w ; $300.
a v rvewman and wife to John L
'lbompson, 240 acres in tp 16 s r 5w
$600. Mrs E M Walte to N A Wlthee, 820
acres lu tp IS s r 1 e; $1.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Wm Kent vs Patrick J Jennings
auu r.dwaro. v Ferguson; publication
of summons.
B F Gulley vs A M Veaoh; to recover
money. Judgment Is asked for 17S
E It Sklpworth appears as attorney for
IIINIUIIU.
TRORATS COURT.
Estate of Thomas F Nichols, de
ceased ; semi-annual account. Monev
secured, $609.80; paldout,$191; balance
on nana, 4US.60.
BECIj A RATION OF INTENTION.
Theodore Gojean, a native of Eng.
laud, filed his intention of becoming a
cltlien of the United Btates.
New Tork Hop Marnet.
The Watervllle (N. Y.) Times of last
week, lu its hop report says:
"Never were hops sold out so com
pletely lu this sectlou as now. There
have always been more hops In grow
era' hau.ls at picking time than can be
found now. TheCllutoo Courlsr..,..
a hop merchant at that place states
that there Is not a bale of 1899 hops
.... ,w. .,r buvers
only the purchase of a few small lot. at
7 and Scents, oilman, of M.,wn
tenter sold hi, 70 bales this week at
London Life.
One of tbe most pio'ureeque scenes
in tbe new drama, "London Life,"
whioh will be presented at Tbe Parker
opera bouse Wednesday evening, Jan
uary 31, is a graphlo reproduction of
that celebrated English thoroughfare,
Fleet street. Every school boy has
read about Fleet street and the Im
mortal geniuses who made Its precincts
famed in their own days and forever
afterward. Every stone of the s:reel
seems reminiscent of the (treat Dr.
Johnson and his beloved confrere, the
erratic Goldsmith. Once they fought
a duel. It was years before they be
came firm aud fast friends. Gold
Bmitti met Dr. Johnson at a coffee
house and presently they fell to disput
ing over some literary topic of the day.
Oliver had one opinion and tbe Great
Bitnuel bad another. The dispu e
ended in a challenge. They met on
the field of honor, near Windsor, one
chilly ninrnini;. The two principals
pased ntrv.msly up and down to keep
warm, while their fire-eating seconds
debated the conditions of the duel.
Presently there were loud words, oaths
and blows. The seconds were lighting
hammer and tont'-i.
"Let us separate our seconds," said
Goldsmith, with his homerlo Liugh.
The phrase became historic. The duel
ended In a breakfast at the Mermaid
tavern.
FIRST CLASS..
The floffnm
W O ZEIQLER, pw J
SUNDAY DINNERS 60c.
EUGENE. OREGON.
Hotel Arrivals.
HOTEL EUOENK.
E V Homeger, Beattle
E R Mendenhall, The Dalles
, J B Guert and wife. N Y
G P .Russell, Pol Hand
D McCarty, Wendllng
Geo Patterson, Albany
J V Gray, The Dalles
H C Wright
D L Ralston, 8t Louis
J H Beckley, Portland
P W Bhanuon, Los Angeles
J F Donuell, Portlaud
HOFFMAN HOUSE.
W A Allen, Chicago
G W Warren, Chicago.
CE Brown, Portland
Julius Mezbath, 8 F
R W Henneman, Portland.
L D BcarLrougb, Creswell
0 K Johnson, Portlaud
C L Darling, Portland
H E Morris .Harrisburg.
MoKnhjht, Portland.
Tne "Squaring of the Circle.'.'
For over 2000 years competent aid
Incompetent minds have driven -io
solve the problem known as "squaring
"iw." bo many incoirent
anromlnen. . h." . ? oy
been seeking t,,. ,w.r s'nee the
beginning of life n ,m. .... lne
lem of health-how tT Z "'".P""
sBtan. "A'" 8.8tomach 'ers In-
Pepsla. fever and ' . ?8-
actlve liver and weak Wtlney "na 10
'Joicm jnnrnui nn
elegaut funeral car8 belonging to
A. J. Bodpo ttlll t... ...... .. ? "
O Hi... r. ., ou'PIa oy boot to
tiatcltv e used 1
HOTEL EllGEJE
Hollenbeck Bros. & Brisk,
Rates $1.00 and $2.00pardij.
Adeqiiate accommodation! tor tmaJ
.... uu..HUui.c.s iui miiiuni.
EUGENE. OREGON.
Day & Henderson, Undertaken
Embalmers. Cor. Wil. and 7th sti.
J. W. KAYS
EMSALMERS and FUNFRAl DID
Revival ricrrices,
Revival services will be contlnrii
the M. E. church during thU J
Day meetings at 2:30 and pratU
services at v:au p. m.
Seventeen nemnnR united vith
ohuroh on Bnuday morning od
lng. Revival fires have been txii
in every department of the chureb.1
The Junior and Enworth Im
are in a mostr prosperous mm
l he Sunday School attendance
not been less thau 200 during Hi
three weeks.
Wood Wauled.
Special for Children.
By the request of prens whose
children wish , have.. hare In Z
erection of the Soldiers' Mn., .1 .
special ticket will be arranged to
children under la years, ,t 15 .,'
each. These tickets will '
ssle at the Corner Dm, storetm tb .
date up to the svenlmr of ih. .k
" ""v ""Jill,
Some itenuine nr.l h . .
"The Laborer is
Worthy of Hume."
Lut a wage-earner can
i more for his personal ser
vices if in strong and vigorous
health. The blood is the
lye-giving and strength-making
pert of the system. If it
upw, all is well; if not, it
should be purified- -with
Hood s Sarsaparilla, -which
mes the -weak strong.
Can Eat - " p im m,t, m
1 ' SrspritU.
B M m, Hghlup Mnd w, w
EtU 94. ium, Athd, Mjlss.
3Cccd'6 Sauatxnlfl
Bids will be received at the
the secretary of tiie t.osrd of Ml
until Saturday, February 3, W,i
o'clock M to cut and deliverto
Universiiy ol Oregon on or tai
au ust lb, iuuu :
300 cords blir body fir, 4 feet
200 cords irrub oak. 4 feet it
than 8 Inches nor more then 101N
! d ameter.
Joshua J. Walton, 8ecrew
An Original Paper.-A rj
pondent icforms us that at the
meeting of the W R P L, Salon
Mrs. M. Yerlngtin presented a I
Interesting and instructive original
per, showing deep study and OT
research, and worthy of place
local papers.
Wanted. A home where a J
woiryin of maturity, and with
years' experience as a teachef.
work for her board and attend
university next semester. Plea
fy the president of the unlm!
once.
PARKER OPERA
WALTER ROSS, Manarjer.
Wednesday, h
...1900...
J. DURE MURRAY and HOWARD
PRESENT
A Play for the Women V
Children.
A STORY OP SYMPATHY
A Romantic Drama Full of loW !
Interest, Jjf and Son
Plot and Coiinter
Suoerb Scenic Effects.
Reproducing tondon "''"'Sj'lS!
-m, Strt. 11c. illy. JKS
Embankment, London'! lm'
shoe .lor during their cl
' "Hi .. ..rrlutl. ,a
Prices 5Cc and 75r.
CENERAL ADMlSS
sranceMie,
NO