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Daily Eugeno Guard WEDNESDAY - NOVEMBER 7 All Popular Brands of CIGARS FOB BALE AT Julius Goldsmith's GUARD Telephone, Ho. Main 191. BREVITIES. ' ' We are licked. Election la oyer. 1900 Ramblere 3fi. - It was a MoKlDley landslide. . Republicans are bappy today.! Glee Club concert November 27. Wood for sale. F L Chambers'. Mud guards, 2Go set. McClanaban. Or Lowe, optician, with J B Luckey Bicycle lamps, 05 cent. F L Cham' bore'. -, , .. ;.. . . i . . Democrats take their defeat good uaturedly. ' The railroad crossing on 1'dnrl street Is being repaired. " ' " Bee Day & Henderson's samples ol out order carpets. ., J3ryau Is still the Idol of nearly ball the Amerloan people. Air-tight stoves. 44 styles to (elect from at F L Chambers'. S C Rankin Is agent for the fiimous California Healing Bo i. . Saturday U O and Stanford will play ball for the first time. . . County commissioners' court Is In session at the court bouse. One of the reason's that Bryan was defeated was the lack of votes. iilcycle repairing MoClanaban. Smokeless shotgun cartridges 60 cents a box. F IChambers'. The first coat of plastering has been placed on the new armory, ball. Drew Grlfiln has been elected man ager of the Pendleton athletlo team. Present Indications are that building will continue In Eugene all winter. Rambler bloyoles now 135.00. , Work on the new house of John Ingham on High street : Is being rushed. M Svarverud'a handsome new resi dence In Falrmouut ehows up in good shape now. Dry atovewood 11.60 per load deliv ered. Leave orders at Green's grocery store on Willamette street, between 8th and 10th. Tinware guaranteed for 3 years at F L Chambers. A new thing In airtight stoves, viz: A pretty one that will .stay 'airtight. Bee them at F L Chambers'. A moetlng of county Judges, assessor and commissioners has been called, ti be held In Portland Tuesday, Nov 20. JJIcyole mud guards that keep oft the mud. Lad if j' for front wheel 6" cents, gents 11.26. Put on by F L Chambers',.!, Brlok masons are running up the firewalls on the old R M Day building. This Is made necessary by the raising of the roof. Roseburg Ksvlew, Nov 8: Prose cuting Attorney Geo M Brown Is home from Corvallis where he was attend ing olrcult oourt. 40 second-hand heaters end air-tight heaters at F h Chambers. , , All kinds of little hardware that Is needed about the house in castors plolure nails, stove knobs, stove mica,' stove urns, screw hooks and a thous and other necessaries at F L Cham bers', (,- ; Among the neat residences erected In Kugeu this summer, Is that of Mrs G V Gorrell, corner of Eleventh and Mill streets. The builders, Messrs A V Hawo aud Louis Decker, returned to their home at Oakland, Oregon today. ' The Ladles Aid Booloty, of Cumber land Presbyterian church will give a Basket Hoolabta at the church, Friday evenlug. Each lady Is requested to bring a basket of eatables siiMlclent for two, and everybody Invited. A pro gram Is being prepared and a uood time is assured. " Albany Democrat, Nov 8: Several college students this morning cele brated election day by appearing In chapel in the most isutsitlo costumes declaring that If they couldn't have a holiday ihey would dress up In honor of the day. The man who has happened to suera the result of an election Is not neces sarily a prophet. In faot .there are no prophets nowadays.. . Home men may have better Judgment tbau others, but the prevsillng prognostications are mere guesses. J. IV. KAYS FURNITURE CO tMLMERS and FUNERAL DIRECTORS Now li the time to Paint Pallon's Sun Proof Famt.. Are fttirnt41 to he rnr Jjmii tut Hod Peat on oaoh can. OVCSJIOR, ent, SIS It., tutane Hoyt's "A Stranger la New York." , To ''A Htranger in New York," the beet omue.ly work of that popular playwri) (liiiles riovi, belongs Ibe dlstluctliin of playlnu to larger and more piilliiiiiiailln audience last s-aou than any of the hoy t attraction. Its engagement of 30 eek In Nev York, first t i lie Garrlck, then at Hnyl's tbatr Has pheoomeually successful, dl-il .yliiu as it did the "landing room i'uly" sign at every performance. Of all tho plays Mr Hnyt baa presented to the stae In the past, none bss proveu a greater drawing card, or made a more' favorable impression, than this masterpiece, which, so faros humor In concerned, has never been duplicated ou the rUgf. Competent critics has It as r.ftVrlug the widest scope tor the display of versatility, and It is repk-to with bright Hoes, clever people und up-to-date features, the snugs are of I lie cutcby order, the dialogue clean and penetrating, wbll the story kinetlscope picture of every day life in the great metropolis. The scenes are laid in New York In what It known as the "tenderloin" (llhtrlot. The first aot shows the Iodic' p irlor In the HoQmau House, and the last act represents a room in llm tower of the Mudlson Bquare Gar den, New Yolk, on the nlgbt of the ruinous French ball.. This soeoe has been most favorably commented on as a wonderfully clever piece of stage de vice, showing as it does, the tb wnrkfni e'evntors. The "Htranger" cum ! I'll - I'.i'k r Mi'iida' evening N-.v iil i iriaats on sale Nov 8. Hotel Arrivals. Rev A H Jensen, Fern dale, Cat M H Coflmau, Cottage Grove ; A Shirley, Wendllng BLR Main, Waltervllle WAHays, Crow, W J Holland, Crow ' . ' ' D B Leathers M Flaherty, Waltervllle , W A Tucker, Thurston J B Hills Jasper W H Veatob, Trent C A Wagner, Dexter A J Ward, Leaburg W C Brownson, Leaburg . E L Holland, Crow T E Bilkwood, Panther J B King, Portland - B FDearlng, Waltervllle . Grant Stanton, Stanton, Neb Mrs A E Appelly M O Donahue, Portland Belle Sawyers, Drain R H Moore, Portland Jerome Knox, Cottage Grove J B Stewart, Cottage Grove Jno Andrews, Portland J C Murray, S F CH Baker, Waltervllle HOFFMAN J M Gross, Portland W W Havener, Saginaw W T Walker, Springfield Julius Low, Portland V J Nelson, Portland J A Ebbert, Springfield ;; , : B K Slaver, Junction .HA Parks, Pleasant Hilt L E Parks, Pleasant H'll ! J M Flaherty, Leaburg John Waring, Waltervllle : D 'J Copenbaver, Goeben R I Linden, Portland W W Clayton, Portland W T Kelly JUST THINK Nutmegs, per do 1 gallon oau rook candy drips . 1 gallon good table syrup . 1 lb good salted peanats 1 lb No 1 mlnoe meat 25 o can K C baking powder Mo 0 lbs No 1 colored beans 6o 1 bottle good table catsup . 10a 3 lbs good-green ooffee 26c 1 lb good tea X6o 4 boxes ball bluing S6e 8 lb pkggold dust - . . S0o Te olose out remember, 1 plug good chewing tobaooo 26c Department Store . w. Parker , WALTER ROSS, Mgr. MONDAY NIGHT, NOV 12th. Hoit's Id Jlem York. anil HUrb rait prrtntM httrn with tit the tootntiy mchsicl nlwu, and omitimri, prsrriiw" ih ft me m fln-n tu HOI I' ihMtM Nw York uJ Uuk.j( York Thttr 1 wilon. Prices 50 and 75 cents, Hf Maori Mlft Tliunday, Nov Mb M Cornt r thug Kturt. TO CALIFORNIA. I). 0. Football Team Starts South Today. ' ' win ruv rous Macs. The U O football team left this afternoon on the California trip aud before they return will play four games. The dates as sohtduled are Stanford Nov 10, Nevada Nov 16, Berkeley No 17 and at Ashland on the return borne. This Is oi.e of the hardest schedules ever arranged by any coast team. The team is listed as follows: Wag ner, center; Waddell, right guard; Jakway, right taokle; Bush, rlgbt end; Watts, left guard: Thurston, left taokle; Zelgler (oaptain), left end; Goodrich, rlgbt half; Smith, left half; Scott, quarter; Payne, fullback; Stub ling, lias sub; Starr, backs sub.' - Going down with the team were the following: Coach Kaarsberg, Manager Ooodrloh, C N MoArthur, Mr and Mrs J S Luokey, Mr aud Mrs F K Dunn,' Mrs Geo A Dorrls, Mrs B E Hawky, Mrs O S Williams. ' LANE COUNTY. The Republicans Claim They Have . Carried It by 300 to 350. The republicans claim they have serried Lane county by from 800 to 350 plurality. Only Incomplete re turns have been received. In a day or so the offlolal count will be made when we will print It In full. Tbe demooiata oonoede the county to the republicans by from 200 to 260. k. Hindoo Hoodoo. Or all the absurd absurdities ever conceived for tbe purpose or a comedy John Fowler oertalnly made a ten strike with "A Hindoo Hoodoo." A tbeosophlst sends the souls or a young business man and a doctor into space, and In returning tbem to earth gets them In tbe wrong bodies, and thereby hangs tbe tale or ooafuslon wore than confounded, Geo Lsrsen, as Will Risk, the young business man, Is the best comedian to come to Eugene for more than a year, and he had a capable lot of funmakers with him. There wasn't a "bad actor" In the bunob. Election returns were read from tbe stage between sots. "DoNot Grasp at theShadow and Lose the Substance." Many people are but shadows of their former selves: due to neglect of health. Look out for the blood, the fountain of life, the actual substance; keep that pure by regular use of Hrod's Sarsaparilla and ro bust health wilt be the result. Dyspepsia, rvetkness. And other wor rits wilt be things of tht past And lift miH be worth IMng. Hacking Cough "Ioas troubled with dry. hacking cough. One bottle of Hood" s StraapaWZZa helped me and three bottles cured me and made me strong." George W. Benrmm. Codspring, eDtl. Hoad't Pint iqw H.TW till; U Moa-lrrlutlnf ma mIt rt,ru u uk, wiia Hood', amrtiS ONE WEEK ONLY SPECIAL SALE Shirt-waists To Close Out what we now have left We will discount any WAIST 25 in Como early and get first selection . SsfesalfeX asjaaaaatasbMaatJasi S9BBOBsWBea Rev F 8 Beck h lu tbe city. Jobony KetufV leiu Ibe cliy. Bert Miller went hunting today Dear Junction. . Oscar Stair ol Junction, was in Eugene today. Mrs J T Witter arrived home today from Portland, Attorney J M Williams went to Junction today. . Mies Minnie riuott, of Coburg, Is visiting In Eugrue. A Wheeler wi s a paaseuger to Al bany this arternouu. - Hon R M Veatch was down from Cottage Grove today. Hon R M Veatch, of Cottage Grove, was in Eugene todny. Boliver Cogswell, of Linn county, spent last nlgbt lu Eugene. J 0 Lindsay, of tbe Rio Grande A Weatera, was in Eugene today. Albert J Ward was in Eugene today, oomins down from tbe McKenzie. Mrs L H Patterson, will go to Ban Franolsoo in a few days to visit her parents. ; Ed E MoClanahan hft for Chicago on a visit today. He will re gone nearly a month- -. Mrs D A. Waters, who has been visiting with F M W.tikins and family r.'turued home tnSalem this afternoon. Miss Kate Hoffman, of Jacksonville, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs Geo B Dorrls, la this olty, bos returned home. - Mrs J H MoCluog and daughter, Mlsslna, leave tomorrow for BIrmlng. bam, Aiulmuia, whoie liiey emtytija the winter. J W Baser, John Cardwell, Jerome Knox, Mr Frederlckson and O b Knox came dowu from Cottage Grove this afternoou. Jack Morris went to Salem t iday to visit his son Guardie, who recently bad one of bis eyeballs removed. Tbe young man is getting along nicely. C Marx, Jr, is down from bis home stead and reports that tbe claim jumping Swedes or other parties have wrought devastation In a number of cabins. C L Winter came down f.'om bis homestead yesterday and will make preparations t move into bis new studio in the Chambers building as soon as it Is oompleted. - Today's Salem Statesman: Bjv Llndley Jackson, or Rlobmond, Iool ana, accompanied bis son Ernest, to Eugene yesterday morning, where tbe latter will attend the Slate Unl versity. Young Mr JackBon has been attending Paolflo college at Newberg. Liberty's Lightning Rods. The Statue or Liberty, In New York barbor, was recently struck .by light ning and emerged unharmed. One bolt struck the upraised arm and an other bit it on the forehead. The statue Is proteoted by the HneBt system of lightning rudsevormade, Llbgtnlng Is no more dangerous than disease, and yet many people will protect their homes, while exposing their bodies to Ibis deadly enemy. The best protector in tbe world is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. It will cleanse the system invigorate the nerves and enrioh the blood. It does this by strengthening the digestion. Good health depends solely upon the proper performance of this importaut function. Weakness here results lu constipation, Indiges tion, dyspepsia or biliousness. See that our-private revenue stump covers tbs neck of tbe bottle. He thought he thought great thoughts and thought No other thought a thought. If others ever thought he thought, They thought he thought he thought. Ladies Woolen Per en ELECTORAL COLLEGE1 McKinley's Majority Larger Than Four Years Ago REPUBLICANS Gate IN HOUSE Special to tbe Guard. Nsw Yobk, Out. 7. This morning's Herald makes tbe follewlng tabulation of tbe eleotoral votes: McKlBley-Californla 9, Connecti cut 0, Delaware 8, Illinois 24, Indiana 16, Iowa 13, Kentucky 13, Kaunas 10, Maine 6, Maryland 8, Massachusetts 16, Mlohlgau 14, Minnesota O.Nebras ka 8, New Hampshire 4, New Jersey 10, Ne Ifork 36, North Dakota 3, Ohio 23, Oregon 4, Pennsylvania 82, Rhode island 4, South Dakota 4, Ver mont 4, Washington 4 West Virginia 6, Wisconsin 12, Wyoming 8. Tota' 802. Bryan Alabama 11, Arkansas 8, Colorado 4, Florida 4, Georgia 13, Ida ho 8, Louisiana 8, Mississippi 9, Mis- sour! 17, Moutara 8, Nevada 8, Nortb Carol; oa 11, Boutb Carolina 9, Tennes see 12, Texas 15, Utah 8, Virginia 12. Total 145. Republicans have probably a gain 1 f 20 to 25 representatives. Southern California. Notable among the pleasures afforded by tbe Sbatta Routs Is tbe winter trip to Southern California and Arizona. Renewed acquaintance with this edi tion will ever develop fresh points of interest and added sources of enjoy ment, under Its sunny skies, In the variety or Its Industries, in its prolific vegetation and among Its numberless resorts of mountain, shore, valley and plain. Tbe two daily Shasta trains from Portland to California have been re cently equipped with the most ap proved pattern of standard and tourist sleeping oars, but tbe low rates of rare will still continue in effect. Illustrated guides to the winter resorts of California end Arizona may be had on application to C H Markuam, G P A, Portland, Oregon. Court House Items. Mortgage.. ...634 00 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. A M White to Albert Ancock, und Int in Reno mining claim, Bohemia district; $100. H E Morris to A J Chapman, lots 18 19, blk 6, Falrmount; $125. Edward Crede to L A Brandes, und int In Discovery mining claim, Blue River; quit oiaim. V C Holoomb to B A Waahburne et al, und 4 lot In Sun claim, Blue River district; $200. MARRIAGE LICENSE. J B Jones and Miss Bessie B Long, A L Jones witness. Weather Special to the Qca&d. Portland, Nov. Thursday 1 Cloudy with occasional rain. 7. Tonight and and threatening Beals. New Restaurant. Miss Mildred Spear will open a first class short order restanrant and lunch counter November 10. Lunches from 6 cents up. First door south of Chris- man buildlni;, Willamette street. Kap Kubli Hurt. Jacksonville Times, November 6: K K KuDli, while at work In the Golden RLanriarri sS one of mine, situated in Gall's Creek district, 'blch he Is Interested, fell from a into tbe Shalt Sunday, breaking bis lees. Hs was brnuaht in bis home In Jacksonville and Is getting along as well as could be ezpeoted. OFFICE TO RENT. Good front of. floe to rent. Inquire of F M Wll hins. r Day S HenJerson, Dndertakers anc Embalms. Cor. Wil. and 7th its. SCROFULA is "bad blood." A little break of the skin becomes a sore ; you come to have a good many perhaps. There are other manifestations of scrofula. This is the plain one. There is a germ to be killed. You kill it with vital force. What is that? It's the power that life has. Full life is strong; scant life is weak. Take Scott's emulsion of cod-liver oil, to cultivate life. Abounding life is, perhaps, the cure of all diseases. W.'ll inl.mi Hid, to Irr It ytn Shoes Shoes A special sale on shoes. All marked down. A good assortment of childrens shoes. Come and see if we can fit you, Oils and Paints. Flour QUINER C C Hammond's French, Graham, Rye, and Cream bread, etc. Cakes. Hen, Cookies, Rolls, and all kiiiUb 01 pastries always on nana. 8UCCE88OR TO gtksi EOHlE i BAKERY, CONFECTONERY, SHORT ORDERS AND LUNCHES. ' Lunches from 5 cents up. Cakes made to order. Every thing in the bakery line. Fine chocolate creams. Home made ta flies Tho leading brands of cigars and tobaccos. Free delivery Phone, Red 46-4. 9th st. H W DUNN. Successor ti J B Willoughby. "Lest We Forget" Your attention is again " called to the fact that Yerington's Pheno-Quinine la a ipecific for Cold in the Head. La Grippe, Headache, and all other similar complaints. SATISFACTION OR MONET BACK. Prepared and sold only at Yerington's 9th Street Brag Store, EUGENE, OREGON. Beatrice BarlowDierke HISS RITA HANSEN, Contralto. MR. W. GIFFORD NASH. Ghristian Ghareh, flov. lOtb, at 8:30 CBIOKERING Concert Hi'.uid Piunn klud ly furnished by Eilers Pisno Houe, of fort laud. Tickets fifty cents at Schwarz-chllds. . No extra charge for reserved e -Ms, About Joe Wooley. The Huntlnston Herald has thin aooui joe Wooley, formerly a resident of Bpencer Creek, coutbwest ofEu gene: 'J O Woolev has been annnlnlori deputy sherift for t Is portion of Grant county. "H H Davis, the Law ton merchant, and J O Wooley, of Granite, have an eleotlonjiKreetrent. If McKiuley is defeated, Davis Is to wheel Wooley from Granite to Lanton, aud If Bryan Is defeated Wooley Is to wheel Davis from Law ton to Graulte, on a wheel barrow." Joncpion Election. Tbe Junction City election took place Monday. Tbe following officers were eleoteil; J J Darnel lie, marshal; O Htarr, G F Sklpworthand E E Van Vrni.ti,, oouncllmeu. twin "7 ...... I a load. Orders left nr ..l,.,.i , B"urne Mercantile To m i. ly attended to. DOG LOSr-An English setter, white with black spot, loot about one week since, toward for lelurn to Jake Renter. ONLY ONE WAY i'1'..,uWT1"Dd "l" Plant., atvl J d at. kiau, u Walker, Electrical Engineer, Titus Blk. Shoes We keep a complete line 0f fancy and staple groceries and Feed. & BITTER. Ninth Sr r,,. JiaKery, Caft Short Order Uvular MeaU Houns. Meats, nn.i V..-n a facially. Cmikiu - a.-u! lui log done to order. CHICAGO BAKERY- Concert v Phenomenal Pianiste KOtfbER GP ....music house. KDRRIS & CRAW, Prcpristors Fine Hue of PiMlim nd OrnP mmtnll nn hand, Maaiua, Masun ami lliMi The cclebralwl Trnwhridtf""" Piannn Bold oheap fur cali or on i"I a incur h 9th St. Oi posite Hoffman, Eugeneb. WHY DRINK TRASHY COFFEE? Drink Sultan Coffee It Hits The lilcht Spot Ewy Time. I elicl(u. Flavor Knll Strength Atwolnti'ly Pure (-ontaioB no Chicory. Best 35 cent Coffee on Earth. Sold only by GREAT APHICflti IJIPMITU.G TEA CO 18 NINTH ST, BtTWrtS Wltl.MtTTI AND OAK, CUQCNC OBIOON. Cims and Try Free A Cup of Sultan . Ors.st Tea. Coffee U en the Coast. IOO atorea ihrcm''1 " Paelfie Coaat. THAT'S WHY QOOt)S SO (K)OD PRICES SO LOW.
