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Newspaper Page TextDaily G-igeje Guard THURSDAY - NOVEMBER 8 All Popular Brands of CIGARS FOR BALE AT Julius Goldsmith's Telephone, Ho. Main 191. i hi Alb i.v ,o reglstend t,ijr ofthetu ote at a ' am' gai lillca' 'V.25. r.v..; ii !ii .t - keep rfl ir (rout wheel 60 Fj( oa by ir i. . brevities. .;. ; Beautiful weather. ,! ' " 1900 Ramblers 3S. - ' Floe farming weather. ." Glee Club concert November ?7. Wood for esle. F, L Chambers', Mud guards, 25o set. McClanaban. Dr Lowe, optician, with J 8 Luckey ISIcyole lamps, 65 cents'. F L Cham, ban'. 1 1 o J ' ' The Ice works received a carload ol bser today. - , " . 1 , Bee Day & Hendersi h's famples of out order carpet. .'.jS. Thanksgiving next. 1 publicans IkiU.ln out lu force.-.. F L Chambers hut rt cell J. another carload of Qliver plows. Air-tight stoves. 1 1 styl' ' to eeleot from at FX Cuambi rn'.:- 8 0 Bankln la agent , for lbs famous California Healing ri ip. Bicycle repairing MoUJanahan Smokeless shotgun ' cartridges 50 cents a box. F L Chambers', Humbler bicycles now $30.00, A few days of clear weather would be very acceptable to our farmers, Dry stoverwood $160 per load deliv ered. Jneave orders at Oreen's grocery store on Willamette street, between 8th and 101b. r Tinware guaranteed for 3 years at F L Chambers. A new thing in smlgbt stoves, viz: A pretty ine that will stay airtight. Bfu thcua at!" L Clintnb. n'. , Albany Democrat; .'Aiiciit two bun- lln d V(. dlii.rjn; " flam ft';.'' iBIerdJ the uiu: cents, g Cham be County Tre, surer 1'atterson fell down , Sunday and wrenched a hip. He was able to walk down to his oflioe today, . the first time elnee the accident. An Independence man has con tract to supply .the Oregon City paper mrllj with a million feet of balm logs. They will be floated down the river in raits. TheBalem Flouring Mill company at Balem, Is shipping the wheat pur chased this year to Oregon City, hav ing sold it to the milling company at that place. y 40 second-hand bolters and alr-tlglil heaters at F L Chambers., , . , Blobard Crokerf, New Tork Is quoted as aaylug: , '('No power ou earth nothing but , his death can prevent Mr Bryan from .remaining the - national leader of the people." All kinds of little hardware' that Is needed about the house In casters, . plouire nails, stove knobs, siove mlcai stove urns, screw hooks and thous and other necessaries at F L Cham bers', " ,. i... ,i The La Grande Cbroulole tells about a potato grower at that place whose potato. grew so I urge .that fifty of t'rem rilled a aaok; and not one sack, but n ..iy. Who can b .at that potato 'II. i i.fl.liisAld Boolnty, i.f Cumber 1 i f f ivKliyiurlan church will give a i.nxHt i S iciii!e at the cbut.li, Friday 'mi li'L'. Knob lady is ) iiiested to i li k ii Iirkkmi of eat ibleas lUolent for iii.il t KiylHMly uvlte . A pro- ). i.n k in wit prepurea ua a good l.lll I-. t HMltt'll, Tin.ro are plenty of . "I told you so," 'Ymii nughi to lave known theeleo- iliui was g.iing iutt way," and "You wi r u fool in ik-i yiuir money so and mi,''. -It la may I'ln.uuli slier election I-..mt io then Bed Imw people were in i Ken In llirlr ludgmcnt, , ,'V.ker City Jtrpubllcaii: Harry v ...iiaurr, of Waraliauor Bros, who ii is Iihciii taking a trip In Kurope for m i.u tune past, riilurnad to New York i i Niivi-nibsr 2nd end reiilsteii'd at the Jt.it.. Marlborougli, We can expect Jt.ury In linker Oily soon. Albany Democrat, Nov 7: 'Ttmrstou lli;ckltit..il Jr, dii I at J '2:30 o'clock line sf norm of umgivion of the lunlis, i '-r an lllllr's of- nly thirty le m;ii ol ill yi . t, . Ho .Mty, th- 'on Mr and Mr, ru in, t .it iv, a a youti I it el o He wai a (J will ly, il'i'l Ilia Mar- ) rs, ii tMllij It tc r in in . mi mi. i tiabpi l. I W UAVS HjflKITUfit CO FMUALfetLRS i,id FUHLRAL DiRCCiQliS trow Is lt timf tc Pi tut mm :M hi Faint. A P'tiiftiihil In ln I iln I hi. lur tiiil twl on HPhMH. tiHT0S, , tth St., (! , ' -' ' I- - 1 . . Hoyt's "A Stranger inNew York" Merriment of .the highest order of excellence will reign at the Opera House next Monday, Nov IS, the occa sion being tbo presentation of the best eflortiu play writing or that popular writer of American farce comedy, Mr Chas Hoyt, entitled "A . Stranger In New York." The simple announce ment that this clever delineator of Amerlonn humor has something good to oiler will be enough to attract an unusual large audlenoe. Mr Hoyt la modest In proclaiming the adveat of his beet work, and aim ply announces the "only" presentation In this city of Hoyt's illustration Of the possible adventures of "A Stranger in New York" this season. ' ' Singing, dancing and specialties that areannounoed are absolutely new; a bevy of pretty girls for no Hoyt show is complete without them elaborate scenery, fetching costumes, ridiculous ly funny scenes, bright, crisp dialogue and the strongest cast ever organized are the principal features tbat go to make up one evening's entertainment wbloh is claimed to be the most wholesome and amusing Mr Hoyt baa yet offered to the theatre-going pub lic " . " . ' ' All the music Ii original, and la the work of the late Blohard Btahl, author of the opera "Bald Pasha," "The Sea King." "Theldori. Tenor," etc, and embraces everything from up-to-date topical land catchy "coon"' songs, to travesties on grand opera. k ; ; 'At The Parker Nov." IS. Beats now selltng. ' '" : Hotel-Arrivals. J C Llndney, Portland , T T Smith, Buhemia i -v 'i W I Colemsn, Hadleyville S J Godard, Leaburg t P O'Brien,- Leaburg M W MoCarto, Coles W F Deadmood, Walterville : M C Donahue, Portland Mrs Carle Fischer, Madison, Wis Ueo M Fltzgibbon, Portland . A F Bogers, Portland WH Norman, B If H H Wagner, 8 F B M Veatcb, Cottage Grove BW Crowell, Coburg . W H Baber, Jnnotlon ' J H O'Neill, Portland ' L O Jacks, Balem .. ' V ? edoenb. ; Ben T Dearing, Waltervlle A O Plrtle and wife, Isabel 1 S Day, Ivison U C Vaughan, Ivison J L Fox, Junotlon W H Tuoker, Thurston J Lewis, Mabel O O Kayser, Elmlra H E Edwards, Bpringfle'.d - D li Farley, Monroe W K Konnerly, Leaburg OMOkamots, 8F MLuzuki.SF M B Masterson : . J NButberland, Glentena J L Furnish, Florence O H Holden, Florence B E Jackson, Mapleton " . Tom A Hagan, Portland . j F O'Neill, Portland -: i'-lU O W Touer, B F ' f Andrew Brand, Bohemia O A MoMahon v V WPBmlth, SF - AN Bmith, Portland .... E J Dunn A wife, Sohofleld ''' J R Nagel, Portland . . ' New Restaaraot 't: Miss Mildred Bpeer will open a first- class short order restaurant and lunch counter November 10. Lunches from S cents up. First door south of Chris- man building, Willamette street. At Hons:. Mrs ueo O xoran . an tertalned a number of ladles yesterday afternoon at her home on WeatBlxth street. Miss Hovey and Miss Robin son aaelatsd the hostess In her duties. Tlnse present were: Mesdamea F W Osburn, UEAukeny, AdelinsCbareb J F Robinson, B H Friendly, Geo B Dorrls, M Bailey, H B Miller, F Ii Washburne, E B MoElroy, 1) A Paine, Lizzie Thompson, L N Koney, Mary Urlffln. Late Thresuino. -Condon, Gil liam county, Globe, Nov 1: The GrelnerADyer steam ihresahef fln lshi J the sesou's run last Saturday at Emuiett Aiuistroug's place In Ferry canyon. lue machine threshed about i.?,0JO bushels of grain during the seauon. Hops. "Now the hop buyers will hunt for tbe growers. The whole ; pro duct will be needed, and at high prli for good quality." We hope so. JUST THINK THE LANDSLIDE. Nutmegs, per dot 5c 1 Ksllon can rook ciudy drips fiOe 1 gallon good table syrup Sfio 1 1b good salted peauiU SOo 1 lb No 1 mluoe meat 15o 26 oz pan K C baking powder JOo 0 'be No 1 colored beans SBo 1 bottle good table oataup loo S lbs good green oodee Sfio 1 lb good tea Mo 4 boxes ball bluing 26e 8 lb pkg gold dust 20o To close out remember, 1 plug good chewing tobacco 60. ...Ax Billy... 1 Department Stor Later Retorns 'From the ferent States. . .,HI PlUHatlTIEt. TbeOntgoulaD, Hor. S. "i ' FOB M 'KINLKY. 'states " I California.......... Conectiout Illinois.;..., Indiana...; ..: Iowa............ ,. Kansas Malne..i. Maryland ., Massachusetts Michigan ...... Minnesota N.braska. , New Hampshire...:.. N.w Jerey...i.. .., New York , North Dakota........... Ohio ..i Oregon...... Pennsylvania...... , Rhode Island.,.......,..,,....,.... South Dakota.;........' Vtab,..MA.... ..4..........t. Vermont .......'.....;.....,...,..., Washington W Virginia......,.;...;........-.... Wisconsin. ,,......:. Wyoming . Total... Alabama Arkansas Colorado . Florida...., Georgia ..... FOB BBTAN. .1,380,827 40,000 .. . 63,000 ..... 83,000 23,000 40,000 Idaho ........;........, 2.6C0 Ken tacky Louisiana. ....... Mississippi Missouri Montana Nevada , North Carolina , Booth Carolina Tennessee , Texaa Virginia......;..... .. 7,000 .. SJ.OOO ,. 40,000 .. 40,000 .. 17,000 ,. -2,500 .. 80,000 . 45,OH0 .. 27.C00 .175,0-0 .. ao,coo FtSJOSSl. John K Kelly e"l tn Bagioaw to day. , M C lMoabuo re'urued to Portland today. Ell Baugs went to Cottage Grove this afternoon. W O f rlne and bride arrived from Astoria last night. James Parvin, the Dexter merchant, was in Eugene today. Mrs Otto Fredt-rickron, of Cottage Grove, was in Eugene today. . Bob Veatcb, of Cottage Grove, the forest ranger, was In Eugene today. . David B-uce, an inmate of the Bnl plere' Home at Roeburg, was In Eugene today. Miss Jennie Park anlved home from Spokane today, where she bss been for the past six months. Jsck O'Neill and J R N igle, two well known railroad men of Portland are in Eugene today. , , Presley Cheshire was a passenger for Bodavllle today to attend the funeral of bis father. His son, Waldo, ac companied blm. -John Deadmond has returned from Roi. Idaho, where lie went Ootober 1st. Jp Deadmond bos bought ranch and located near Boise. ' ' Mrs J H McCIung and daughter, Mies Iua, started today to Birming ham. Alabama, to spend the winter with Dr and Mrs J R Wetherbee. C H Markhsm, gjuorul frelijlit nud DasseiiKorageolof the Boulheru ra- oiflu, arrived up tbiB afternoon on bus iness oonteoua wi;h theenmpnny. Mrs L B Patterson left, oy the over land last night for Ban Francisco for a six weeks' visit with her mother, tbe first since her marriage nearly two years ago. Mrs Wm Mayer passed through Eugene (his afternoon, going from Spokane to Fresno, California, to Join her husband, who is now employed at tbat place. Guardle Morris arrived up this after noon from Balem, where he bad an eyeball removed, which bad been in jured by an accidental gunshot wound, He is getting along nicely. ; Total 682.000 ; r BI.ECTIOM MOTES. California elect, all republicans to congress. Senator sValoott, rep., of Colorado, i. defeated. Delaware legislature In doubt. Utah legislator. Is fusion. The nextoongrex. will staod; Senate, 49 republicans, 27 democrat and 9 independent, with 5 In doubt. Hoase, 191 republicans, 140 democrats, 1 popu list, 2 silverltes and 28 In doubt. President MoKinley lias returned lo Washington.... . English and German papers are pleased with MoKinley 's re el- otiou. Wm J Bryan has nothing to pay yet. H. is In receipt of thousands of tele grams and letters. Minnesota Govern.mhip ol aimed by both parties. All else republican. Clark defeated ' tb. Standard Oil forces in Montana. . Tbe total rote of Oregon will not .lie over 85,000. i be only counties in the state carried by Bryan are: Bsker by 125, Linn 40, Malhuer 100, and Unit 0 100. Tb. Oregon Ian figures out M Kinley a plurality of 14,212. Tbe republicans now claim Lat e county by 600 plurality. Washington Gov Bogers, deiu., s ra-eleoted. All tbe rest republican. Umbkblljc - Lost. From Gu&i oflioe a few day. sine, a large si 1 ' umbrella, straight handle, with wu. e metal knob. Kindly return same. i HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL. Much Interest 10 Game Between Albany and Eugene-Oo Kin caid Field Saturday - Afternoon, . The topic of conversation among tbe High School students this week Is tbe football game, Saturday, with Albany. There Is no way of "getting a line" on the men'i of the respective learns, but it is natural to .suppose tbat each school Ib confident of tbe superior prowess of Its eleven. - ' There are several players of some experience on the Eueene loam who ought to give a good account of them selves, and the regularity wltb which tbe practice has been carried on should insure a fair degree of sucoss In team work', i - ' The social side of tbe m- jtiug Is tbe engrossing subject wltb tbe girls, sinoe upon tbem rests, in the main, tbe Reparation of the banquet and the decoration of tbe ball. More volun- ers answered Manager Austin's call man could be used to advantage, and there Is every rssurau',. of plenty of good things to eat, munio and talk and a pretty scheme of decoration. The promise of fair weather has helped the sale of llcke'i, and all indi cations point to a large' attendance. This will be a lively game and the looal support -will give great encour agement to tbe boys who will do their level best to win tbe game. :'- Prof Burden b' i been cboeen to offi ciate for Eugene. - Superintendent Martlndale will act for Albany. ' Tbe visitors will arrive on the 2pm train, will go at once ' i the University gymnasium, and' both elevens will line up on Ktncald field promptly -at 3 o'oloek if the train comes in on time, Liberty's Lightning Rods. The Statue of Liberty, in New York harbor, was recently Btiuck by litrht nine and emerged unharmed. O bolt struck the upraised arm and an otherbit.lt on tbe forehead. Tlir tatue Is protected by the Hueet Byste m of lightning rdB ever made. Llbgtnlng is no more dangerous than dines le, and yet many people will protect tbi ir homes, while exposing their Lodles to this deadly enemy. Tbe best protector in tbe world Is Hostetter's Btomach Bitters. It will cleanse the system invigorate tbe nerves and enrich the blood. It does this by strengthening tbe digestion. Good health depends solely upon the proper performance of this Important function. Weakness bereresnlu lu constipation, Indiges. tlon, dyspepsia or biliousness, bee that our private revenue stamp covers tbe neck of tbe bottle. Bocietas Quirinalib. At the meeting of the Socletes Q'llrinalis held last evening at tne nouie orFrofi.snr Straub the following officers were elected: Praeslde, All Busle Ban nard; pro praeslde, C 8 Stanton quaestor, Miss Grace Wold; scuba, Miss 'Leila Straub; milltlus, W L Whittlesey. The sooiety has an In creased membership this year. To assist dkTstion, relieve dist.-OBS after eutitis ir Urinkinp too hearly, to prevent constipatiun, take Hood's Pills Sold everywhere. 25 cents. ONE WEEK ONLY SPECIAL SALE Shoes Shoes Shoes, A special Bale on shoes. ' All marked down. A good assortment of childrens shoes. Come and see if we can fit you, VVe keep a complete lin0 of . ' . ; fanc3r ad staple groceries. Oils and Faints. Flour and Feed. QUINER & BITTER. ' ; - .. .,; "'- Ninth St. Eugene On,,,, ; List of Letters. Rsmainlng to ths postoffioe at Eugene, Ore. Nor , 1900. Crandall, Miss Ruby Befieubaober, Miss Daisy Dink, Mrs H J Gunning, Wm Hall, Miss Mary ' Hinei, Diok . t Johnston, John F Mounts, Miss Bell Biggs, Miss Flora Biggs, Miss Lizzie Robinson, Mies Mora Taylor, Mrs J O Thomcon, Miss CR Thompson, Bev Elmer B A ohariie of ono cent will bemade on all leu ten given oat, Fersous whtm calling for leiMrs will please Slate wnen advertised. H F McCorsack, P M Appointments. Appointments of the Divinity School for Sunday, Nov. 11: D C Keliems Brownsville. ; , E M Patterson Halsey. F E Billington Cottsge Grove ' C B Moore Lorane. A New Laondry. J J Hess has contracted with David Cherry for tbe erection of a building near the corner of Sixth and Willamette stres's whlob be will use f i a laundry. Work will commence at once and M- Hess ex peots to open for business about tbe middle of January. OFFICE TO BENT. Good front of. pee to rent. Inquire of F M Wil- kius. ' .. , Vk t HAMMOND'S ;a9d stauraijt : French, Grabam, l,ye, anil -Cream bread, etc. Cakes. I'ies. ConkieH. Rollii. anil all kinds of pastries always on band. Short Oriler. JU-Ki.Ur MeaU tsnnps, Meat, and VeufULlJ. It.v f'..l.: owl lik. s liecialtv. CiH.kiu lug done to oritur. 8UCCESSOR TO CHICAGO BAKERY. ' , nuvvcssuK lo vnlwAUO dAKERY h Oaj & Henderson, Emhalmers. Cor. Wil. and 7th sts. ano NICE BABY "nice," to Ladies woolen Shiri-Waisfs To Close Out what avo now have We will discount any WAIST left in 25Per en Come early and ; got first soleclion. AH babies are their mothers. ' We all love children. Great big men, with hard hands, have soft hearts for helpless new-comers to earth with the smile of heaven fresh on their innocent faces. ' No man is too high or low, too proud or hum ble, too busy or idle, too good or bad, too great or'small ex cepta few very small mean men to throw up their hats at the sight of a plump little cnerub;or to pity a thin one. Plumpness and thinness are accidents. Nature is bounti- tul; parents want to be. Scott's emulsion of cod-liver oil cor rects tl eir mistakes. VUMnTmnliiiUlinrfll voaUka. w . , ,.,.,w.NK, l-.,! NtwVorlL glt st " J01MIESE ::: - BAKERY. CQNreCTONHORT ORDERS. , Lunches from 5 cents up. Cakes made to order. - Every thing in the bakery line.. Fine chocolate creams. Home made, ta flies The leading brands of cigars and tobaccos. Free delivery Phone, Red 46-4. 9th st. H WDUNN, Successor h J BWilloughby. , "Lest We Forget" .'".;. Your attention is again ; called to the fact that Yerington's Pheno-Quinine Is a ipecific for Cold in th Hend. T.a Grippf , Beadache, and all other similar complainta, SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK. Prepared and sold only at . Yerington's 9th Street Drag Store, EUGENE, OREGON. Concert-v Phenomenal Pianiste Beatrice BarlowDierke T1ISS RITA HANSEN, Contralto. MR. W. QIPFOKD NASH. Ghristian Ghareb, Jlov. lOtb, at 8:30 CHICKERINQ Concert Grand Pisnn klurl. . ly furnisbea by Eilers Piano Hntie, of r-ort- iand. Tickets fifty oentB at tJchwaiz-cbllilb. No extra charge for reserved i- alii. -, ' L . JlMaLlsaL KOHltER & CP ...music house... I : MORRIS S CKAW. PrcprielBit Fine Hna of PUdob aiiiI Oiyaw mniUntl tm hand, Bltunun, Mivinu and lUml'i- The oulebrated 'l'n.wliritUean'lolW Viatioft nolj cheap for cab or ontnf a inont t, Sth St. 0, posite Hoi a-an, EuaeneOr. FxcEisioR Euck W cr til Ir a load. Orders left , or fhonrd Ii Bnnrne Metcantileto will be irnnpt ly atlended to. WHY DRINK TRASHY COFFEE? iiUOl.-AU KDB all . apttvr. wnite wltb black errnt, lost aliout one week since. Reward for leturu lo Jake Berirer. Ecgene Lumber Co. TNCWMH.L roor or lawiunci atsccr APPLE AND FRUIT BOXES. WASHINGTON CEDAR SHINGLES FULL ASSORTMENT OF LUMBER. ONLY ONE WAY , Ji ul nr,e ... tt. J,t.. ,-owor .ml li.hl ,,!.,,, r.i ii ir, nht ,y, w, iiiin; u l : V it ils ,,( fiip'if. put lonp., an. I "il, h.., k and The MM Parker WALTER ROSS, Mgr. MONDAY NlGHTi NOV 12th. Holt's A t FUriWIEST COWCOQTIDHJ Stpanget Id flem York. Drink Sultan Coffee m ll ITT II rmwt VivuhS-J air m ,in i.'r'.t' iVnrkn,1D''''''vo.'kTns:;r; Walker. Electrical Engineer, Titus BIJf. Prices 50 and 75 cents. Meats on sale Tliuriy Nn. Corner Drug store. 7 ill at Ii Hit. The IVght St Kriry Time. DulK'iniit Klatfor Fall StrcTiKth Alwnlutly I'ura ('on tains no Chicory. Best 35-cent Coffee on Earth. Sold only by GREAT APHICJilt IB NINTH T, BtTWrtS WHlSMtTTI ANO OAK, CUGCNC OSISOR. Gome and Try Fre& A Cup of Sultan l.r. at T.a, e.t(.. .-S ' 2?S a th. Coast. IOO stor.s la'SH""' Psolfie Coast. THAT'S WHY GOODS SO OOOI) PRICES SO LOW.