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Daily Eugene Guard THURSDAY NOVEMBER 1 All Popular Brands of CIGARS FOR BALK AT Julius Goldsmith's GUARD Telephone, No Main 191. To Daily Subscribers. Tbe Daily Guard earner foroe coven quite e considerable extent ol territory, and requires the attention of several carriers, , Tuese boys go at all times, and under all conditions of weather, and it is not surprising that mistakes occasionally occur. Wban mistakes occur, or papers are " not delivered correctly 'and in good order, patrons will please call the at tention of carriers, or tbe publishers to the fault, and It will be corrected. Guard Publish kb3. . P. S. Tin boxes are furnished free to nail on gate posts. Carriers bave In structions to place papers' in these boxes during rainy, or possible rainy weather, unless otherwise desired by tbe subscriber. BREVITIES. November 1st. . . Raining again. 1800 Ramblers $35. Collectors plentilul today. First-class meals at Hammond's. - Wood for sale at F L Chambers'. Attend the Bryan Rally Baturday. - Or Lowe, optician, with i B Luckey ' Bee Day & Henderson's samples of cut order carpets. , 8 C Rankin is agent ,for tbe famous California Healing Hoap. Tbe tonth bound overland train was 20 minutes late this afternoon. Bicycle supplies MoClanaban. M d .Warner tunes pianos and, '(Wans, Repairing and polishing,' 3 second-band buggies ; and car riages at F L Chambers'. t''jy cycle repairing and sundries.". EE McClanahan. The little daughter of W O Zelgler Jamuoh better, and It is now thought she will recover. ;-y ,. i : Grand Bryan rall next Baturday. Bicycle repairing MoClanaban. Soups, meats and vegetables at Bam mond's. - Rambler bloyoles now $35.00. Judge W O Hale, formerly of Eu gene, la making anti-Bryan spsecbes In Southern Oregon.' ' Hpeolal prices on hose. , , , C O Hammond, . suooessor to O C Zelgler. ,.,-, ,, .a;. . Go oat and hear Bishop Barkley and Colonel Holman Baturday at the Court House.' They are exoellentBpeakers. J ' 'fifty different patterns of oarpet in our out order department. . CD ;i ii."J)AX Henderson. ; R M Pratt, Bid Boott, W G White, .Win Wiles, C R Doyle, James Turner, Oeorge Taylor, JHH Howe acted as ex.tra nlgtwatobmen last evening. 161 Gresoent sold this year In Eu gene ; 683 Crescent riders In and around Eugene now.-" Tbe people now know that the Crescent bloyoles stand with out the trouble of always tinkering them up. Get a Crescent ana you are always readv to go. ''. Mow It the time to Paint - and shu palatini uts th.'B.tt. Pafc h Proof Paint., ' i . Aw t"rntwtl to bo pure. " . ; . I ' : - Look iur Hod bvtU ou moIi on. I. A OVERTOIL. Ant, tUt t., Iug Vfo Parker ' WALTER ROSS, Mjn " Election" Night, - NOVEMBER 6th Whitney Willis , ' Comedians Presentinj the Modern Corned Classls A Hindoo Hoodoo' !"' With tho Original Now ; York cast. Including - Ck'O. Tnrson, Walter ; , .Jackotto, Harry Dyers, , Election Return Head from i4l thq stage, special wire. . j. 'Prlcet 50 and 75c- Seats On Sala Nov 3rd, at Corner Drug Stora. BRYAN SPEAKING. Let - Precinct Committee-men Make Arrangements. Hon J D Matlock and J Q Stevsnson, Esq will speak at tbe following plans and dates on the political lata of the day. Hpeaklngat each place at 130 o'clock In the afternoon) BwUlilleld, Thursday Not l,7t80pm Elmlra, Friday Not 3, 7:80 p m. Hon W F Butcher, of Baker City. Junction, Friday, Noveobor i. - Each of tbe above three speakings at 7:30 p m. Everybody loTlled. Hon B. M. Veatohi Saginaw, Friday Nor 3, 7:80 p m. Cottage Grove, Baturday Not 8, 7:80 pm. Lee M. Travis and Leon Edmund-son,- : Goben, Wednesday, Oct. 81; 7:80 p m. Pleasant Hill, Thursday, Not. 1; 1:80 pm. Creswell, Thursday, Nov. 1; 7:80 p m. i ' - .. Cottage Qrove, Friday, Nov. !i; 7:80 p m. Walker's Htat'on, Friday, irov. 2; 1:80 p ro. , , Wendllng, Baturday, Not. 8; 7:80 p m. . ' Irving, Monday, Not. 6; 1:80 p m. '; BRYAN BALLY. ( '. la Eugene, Saturday, Nor. 8, after noon and evening, at the Court House. Speakers i BIsbop H. L. Barkley and Col. F. V. Holman, of Portland. ' ' ' ': Union Coaunxns. Hotel Arrivals. ; '; HOFFMAN WEB Nolman 4 wf, N Y C Cole, Isabel " Mrs MTUray, Salt Lake " Q Nettle, Lsaburgh r ,' ;. Geo Lee, Cottage Qrove Austin Bkaggs Walter Prloe, Waltervlile . J A Waddle, Portland ' T K Campbell, Portland C F Furness, N Y OEInnls.N Y " ' .' H C Vimbrely, Raglnaw, Mich ' . - B M Hampton, Wis ' J B Kronebusch, Spenoer Creek .. 0 A Potterf toy, Alpha , B Btlbnm, B F D J Hanna, Portland J D Stevens, Canby F O'Neill, Portland BHBuobman, Pittsburg, Fa f KDOKNB. 1 L Lee & ml, Junotlon M M Rice, Waltervlile Moss Gen, Cottage Grove , J H Beokley, Portland . :CEBrown, Portland PG Eubanks, Portland " W B Honsyman, Portland Artbur Oppenbelmer, BF L B Baker, Waltervlile I B Crowley A wf, B F J 8 King, 8 F ; - ;: , . Ueo H Wblte, Boston ' WPhelps,BF: ;e -;' -. M L Reynolds, ri F ,.' f ? ; 1 N lllohards, Chicago ' ' C N Glen, Portland ' SOCIAL. List of Letters. 1 ttamalnluf In Uts poitoffles at Xnfene, Ots. Nov 1, 1900. Atkins, Irene Barbre, J J . v . Filer, W L '' Frlsber. E B'(! Howe, James Inwall, Mr Young. Miss Mannle , ' North,' Mr" A ohanr, of ona sent will be mada on all lat. tra aUvn out.. I'eraoua wbtm saJHog lor latiora win yteua imm wuen auvaniaaa. Hf MOCORHACK, P M. ; 'v MARKET. The ladles of tbe Christian oharch will hold a market Baturday, Novem ber 8d, in . tbe MoClanaban eyolery room, Walton block. Com PL mints fbom ALBANy. "The Democrat hopes to see the U O football team defeat Multnomah next Saturday, and notwithstanding Its defeat by Balem will not be surprised If It does. It will beat Balem In a second game, Tbe U O Is the repre sentative eloven of the state, and Is tbe only team that baa the send to go away with the colors of Ibe state, hence the stronger eleven the better for Oregon." . A large iquash of the a corn variety, grown by W D Wallace, of Jasper, will be lor sale at the Christian eburon ladles' fair, Baturday. It was kindly donated for the occasion by Mr Wal lace. . . JUST THINK 1 aalloo can rook candy drips 60e 1 gallon good table syrup 85c 1 lb good salted peanate SOo 1 lb No 1 mince meat . 15c 25 a can K C baking powder We fl 'hs No 1 colored beans SSe 1 lioltle good table catsup 10c t lbs good green coffee S&0 1 10 good tee tie 4 bo nn ball bluing tfi 8 lb pig gold dust SOo Te close out muember, 1 plug good chewing tobacco S&o. ef.Ax Billy... Department Sto-e MB. AND at B. OBaV. Mr end Mrs John B Gray euieriaiutd a few friends last evanlug and a gor geous "puuipkln head" ou the por.li Was sufrloeul Indication that It was HalloWeii. Those present were: Dr end Mrs W Koykendsll, Mr and Mrs J W Kays, Mr and Mrs A T Cock, erline, Mr and Mrs W O Yorsn, Mr and Mrs J 8 Gray. PIBOOFAL CHOKOH ' A very pleasant tlms was bad by a Jolly crowd In tbe par ah rooms of the Episcopal church. The evening's events looluded tbefollowlng program: Recitation, Paul Heslop; song, Hixl Huff; posm, Mrs Quloer; recitation, Otto Bradley. BAPTIST OMUKUH The Baptist Y P U met at the borne of Mr aod Mrs B F Dorrls and were pleasantly entertained. During tbe evening a dainty lunch was served. MISS AONKS HARRIS. Miss Agnes Harris entertained a number of friends last evenlug at her home on West Fifth street. In tbe latter part of tbe evening the jolly crowd repaired to Armory Hall to la dulge la dancing for a time. CHRJ8TIAH OHUKOH. At the Christian oburcb a large crowd attended and assisted in making a success of tbe soolal given. The pro gram was pleasing and varied and of tbe refreshments, tbe' pnmpkln pie suffered most. Following was tbe program. Becttatlon, Mrs Wilson; Bole, Em I ly Meserve; reoltatlon, Vera Sherwood; recitation, Grace Bmitb; tableau, Be fore aod After; solo. Faith Lister; reoltatlon, Mary Delsley; reoltatlon John Handsaker; Three Maids ol Lee Emily Meserve, Vinnie Knapp, Con stants . Handsaker; tableau, Three Ghosts. ' , Largest Armor Plate." ' W hat is probably tbe largest single armor plate la to be used In tbe oon- siruotlon of tbe battleship, Wisconsin Tbe plate will become tbe port plate of a turret on tbe vessel, and Is being out at an angle Instead ot being the are of a olrcle, tbe idea being to better defleot a shot. What tbe armor plate is to a battleship, Hosletter's Stomach Bitters Is to tbe stomach. It restate the attacks of constipation, Indigestion, dyspepsia, biliousness, and prevents malaria, fever and ague. It will re store a weak stomach to normal con dition. Any one troubled with: tbe above ailments' will do well to try the Hitters at once, rornuy years u nas stood alone while -Its many Imitators nave lausu. Baker's Notice. Maccaroona, cream pufle, lemon snaps, doDghnuts at Hammond's. Whole wheat, rye, graham, ' French cream, Vienna, steam and milk Dreads, rolls,, eakes, and everything in tbe baker's line at Hammond's. 3 Free delivery at all hours. a ' "" .' JustThinkof It! Bubbers that don't wear cut at tbe beel. ;!" ' ' YORAN'8 8HOK BTOKE. SKopLirraua at Work. We un derstand that shoplifters are and have been at work In Eugene for two or three months. Mr E H Ingham today offers a reward of $26 for theoonvlo bn of a party . stealing good from his store. Probably the tblef has attempt ed to sell said artlolet, .three dozen ladles' driving gloves, to people In re mote portions of the oounty or state. If they have, tbe pertlse will please report and stop this thieving and gel a reward. ; '"-; ; , LIJ Edwards viailed Altany yes terda . Clay Wiles, of Wendliug Is in Eugene; ' ' J A Waddle, of Portland, was in the city today. Mrs D A Waters, of Sil-m, is visit, log lu Eugene. Clerk E U Lee an I wife are back from Junotlon. . Joel Ware and wife are .Improving, we are glad to ('. Wm Preston aud F W Oiburn are back from Cottage Grove. C I, Fitchard, the New Y'irk bop man, neut to Salem today. J M Keener and Ed Gibsoo, of Jasper were iu Eugene today. J H BeoV'e a li rr t mtlnlnefs trip to The lUlles aud f ortiaud. Mr Tbompenu, niKblwatab at Bangs' stable, we it 10 t'otiage Glove thla afternoon. W A Bobooling weut to Portland today, wbeie be expects to obtain employment. Dr MoAllsler expects to remove to California on Nov. 7th, on account of failing health. Mra M J Comtock came up Irom Portland today to visit Ijer daughter, Mrs C M Voung. Mrs J H Thompson and daughter, Miss Ermins, weut to Portland on a visit this afternoon. , Mrs J E Maunders, left for Delta, Colorado, tbls afternoon, to join ber husband at that place. ; J D Stevens, the Clackamas county socialist speaker, arrived up 00 the afternoon train. He speaks at tbe court house tonight. Mrs Haawell will leave tonight for Norman? Oklahoma, where she will bereafier re.-lde. It will be remem bered ber husband died near here a thortilme ago. Tbe body wa em balmed and now tbe lady will take tbe same home for burial. Pendleton E O, Oct. 80: Prof and Mrs H T Condon, and Miss WilklnB, of Moscow, Idaho, have been guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Nolf for tbe past few days and left tbls morning for their home. They had been at Eugene for a couple of weeks prior to coming here. Mr Conrrbn Is a brother of Mrs Noh. ' To Market! Tp Market!! A market will be conducted by tbe ladies of the Christian oburcb at Mc Claaahan's oyolery, Saturday, Novem ber 8. Breads (hop-yeat.t, salt-rlslnj and stearaed-brown) dreraed nhlokeus, oooktd meats, cake, pie, dougbnuls, bsked beans, hominy, fresh butter milk, vegetables, eggs aod choice butter, all on nale. Market opens at 0 am. Notice. We the undersigned bakers ofEu gene hereby agree to furnish no stores with bread to be retailed after Nov, 1 1900; to save inconvenience to grocer aud baker.' ' ' Very Respectfully, Louisa Lambert?, ' CC Hammond, Doritt ft BlaiN, ' ; H w Dunn, " y , John Lamberty ' CONSUMPTION is, by no means, the dreadful disease it is thought to be- in the beginning. The trouble is: you don't know you've got it; you don't believe It; you won't believe it till you are forced to. Then it is dangerous. Don't be afraid ; but attend to it quick you can do it your self, and at home. ' . Take Scott's emulsion of cod-liver oil, and live carefully everyway. This is sound doctrine, what ever you may think or be told; and, if heeded, will save life. We'll end you a little to try, H jot SCOTT & BOWNE, 409 Pearl ttreet, New York. Weather Hpeolal to the Quasi,, Portland, Nov. 1. Fair this after noon, tonight and probably Friday. '. 1 ; Beals Ike Doak, of Lorane, killed a large bear that was filling op on Oregon worthless apples in bis oiohird tbe other day. ;, Alaskan ' Mail. The Doatal rip- partmeat announces that only letters oan be bandied for' the Interior of Alaska nntll next year. Newspapers eannot be sent and mall will not be registered. ' Any mall other than'let tera iu the usual form will be held at convenient points until next spring ISJACKETS cape: witnrntf w w www w w w nntr nnrr 3 if 3 ' ' Having decided to reduce our stock, we will make Great Deductions in the prices. Call and see the. great bargains you can get for a little money. Mail orders promptly attended toj , :;S., H.;Friendly ; ' r.' Eugene Oregon. 3 i.'ia.uaiiU)itiuiulii.iuiM C0UXCILMEN CONTROVERSY. Messrs Osburn, Peter, ' Preston and Roney Reply to Mr. White. i Euqkbb, Nov. 1,1900. Editor Gdard: I have no desire to prolong the discussion on the rock orusher question with Mr White, or anyone else, bat simply wish to reiterate my statements In tbe Guard of Monday as faota. As to the proposition of Mr Hubble to furnish crushed rook for Willamette street for 81.00 per yard, It was given to Mr White and so completely ignored by bim that he never laid the matter before the council; and, besides, tbe crusher was out ot repair at tbe time and In no condition for use, as Mr White very well knows. Further, before tbe petition of the business men was presented to put nothing but crushed rook on Wlllam ette street the croeber bad been hauled to town by Mr Wblte and housed to keep It out of tbe storm. And it has stormed every day since, but one, I believe. As for tbe gravel Mr Wblte was instructed to turuish screened gravel, not boulders and sand, as was done. Mr Wblte, who prepared that state ment for you? Who now has you in charge? ... Respectfully, F W Osburk. Endorsed by A L Peter, L N fiONET, . Wm Preston. .We Pay 16 cents for good coal oil oa or; S cent for good lard buckets. Becond band grain bage wanted...; .,. . . Ax Billy. ' McKenzib Ferry Laid Off. C Marx, jr, who started to his claim oq the upper McKenzie, In a note to his father, stated that the McKenzie terry this side of Waltervlile was- not run ning, and be was compelled to go back to the Hay den bridge. Rise In water Is probably tbe cause. v Excelsior Block Wood. 75 cents a load, . Orders leit or Dhoned to Bourne Mercantile Co will be prompt ly attended to. . ' Popular Dance AArmorv Hall by Deacon, Baturday nlgbt. Bvarve- rud's orchestra. Danclns will com. menoe at 9 o'clock. Shoes Shoes S A special sale on shoes. All marked down. A good assortment of childrens shoes. Come and see if we can fit you, , : ' . keep a complete lie f 1 fancy and staple groceries. Oils and Faints. Flour and Feed. QUINER & BITTER. ' Ninth St. Eugene 0r C C Hammond's Bakery, Cafo a9d Istaurapt French, Graham, Rye, and Cream bread, etc. Cakes. Ilea, Cookies, Bolls, and all kinds of put tries always od hand. Short Order. itemilarM.il, Souus, Meat,. ,,, Ve,,S aaiMcultr. CK)kiI,.aiJl, injfdone to order. iumuiuh id vniuxuu UAKtRY. H Ek A-aaVaaateie A A. rJ "Lest We Forget" Your attention is again -r . " ' ' " called to the fact that Yerington's Pheno-Quinine Is a apecifie for Cold in the Head. La Orinpe, Rend inhe. and all other aimllar complaints. BATISFACl'ION OH MONEY BACK. Prepared and sold only at Yerifigtoii's 9tb Street Draa Store, EUGENE, OREGON. Qooooooooooooc&Qoooooecssi O Alt ir f I neaters... Cole' sAfr Tio-ht,. iania - - -CS""ililSl ) the beBt on the market None better made. ORANITC WARE. RITCHSN UTENSILS. Charter Oak trhSte: 8 S. L. LONG oooooopoooooooooooooooetsi gth st EONBOHIERE . BAKERY. N N DLUfijA 1 sP R T RDERS' . Lunches from 5 cents up. Cakes made to order. Every thing in the bakery line. Fine chocolate creams. ' Home ' made taffies The leading : brands of cigars and tobaccos. Free delivery. Phone, Red 46-4. 9th st. . . H W D U N N, Successor b J B Willoughby. Dat & Henderson. . Dndnrtaimn inn Embalmers. Cor. Wii. and 7th sis. : EVER DRINK Teas? India Assam Ceylon 1 Souchona Green Japan Mounlg Cougan Formosa Oolong Sun-Cured Japan Imperial Moyune Uncolored Japan Mandarin Oolong Basket-Fired Japan Gunpowder Moyune Young Hyson Moyune We Have E.erj Variety to Select From Pn rot Pan Dniinil l Vb4 i si UUMU 35c. 40Ci 60c, 60c, 70c, BOc! Big Values, Big Varieties Big Presents Given Ws are glcing IsTMmPremiumsFree Wl'.h Teas, Coffees. Spices Ex racts Soee, Baking Powder Boo Time anf Flaca ts S.( GREAT APRIGAN MPGRTING TEA CO IS NINTH ST. BCwrO WHIaurTT. NO OA. EU4I.Nl. OR.o5itTTl SEEEEbSRS)M Concerts , : Phenomenal Pianiste Beatrice BarlowDierke HISS RITA HANSEN, Contralto. MR. W. QIFFORD NASH. Ghristian Ghareh, Joy. lOtb, at 8:30 , HIOKERINQCoiiOBrt Grand Plarjo kind ly furnished by Eilers Piano House, of fort . Tlcke,B flfty oentsatSchwarz-olilldb. JNo extra charge for reserved seats. finest Si Re f Ever broueht to EuRene jmt onmed. They ara of ins latest finuh and handsomely framed. Call at once nH Insiwot them. An ornament to the home and an acceptable preimf UjUVEflSIJY BOOKSTORE, 6 HlLLE"'Pro Electric Light Work. Eleclrloal and liht m.i.sni.i work promptly attended to. fixpert wiring ana supplies, W D Walker, Willamette Bt, eoutb of Titus Block. Business Wanted. I have from J300 to tnn in i...t partner, or buy out some small bul- riSSS tbst Will h.je !,...... .j drens Hart, care CIuarii om,-o. J. W. KAYS FURNITIIRF Pfl fMSALMERS and FUKERAL DIRECTS Tonight Just Npl'irp nk-rli.- f vr BlUKKieil, otil o t . ! (. bilious, eonstltl.'i'i ' j Hood's Ff:? fleui Jemelry Store We keep a complete line of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JE; ELKY and SPECTACLE?, at reasonable prices. We have had 25 years expel ience in Kepairing Watch We do the work properly quick and at the right pn Wo are located la-re fr' manently. J. I WMl 62 WlilniClllel.s"', ebove Eugene Hotel. you'U be all right lu u mU: "ng.
