Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, November 13, 1900, Image 1

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DAILY GUARD Reach
the Right kind of People.
Delivered every Fvening
at your door for - only
50 cents a Month.
VOL. 18.
TUESDAY EVENING
EUGENE, OREGON, NOVEMBER 13, 1000
TUESDAY EVENING
NO. 109
DAILY EUGENE GUARD.
1 ltltfWS'l Take
tSgilf Yourself
I St.PliiJ' If you .re much
i pliJ5ijS3!lESr1K exposed to the
I mJsMmMW EiU weather or,eel ,h0
B lp5feM WmkffiWi ere cold,
I mWm&WW 'M'i, Bi.rmb.ck over.
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If you are much
expoied to the
weather or teel the
severe cold, a
Tirmbick over
coat or ulster will
save your health.
These coats have
a double thickness
of material through
the back, chest and
shoulders, to pro
tect the lungs and
vital organs, pre
vent chill and keep
you comfortable on
the coldest day.
Overcoats
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Copyright 1900 by .put, rVihaiTnar m Km
HAM
The" Wsrmback"
tsa Hart, Schaffner
& Marx invention,
and has been wide
ly endorsed by physicians.
NOW IS THE TIME.
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flew
Things in
Overcoats
400 TO SELECT FRCM.
HAHPTON
BROS....
T5he
Overcoat
Store"
Don't make any mistake
about the place to buy
your overcoat. . We are
overcoat specialists we
can show more kinds ot
good coats than anybody,
and we sell them for less
money. s
You can prove this to
your own satisfaction by
coming in yourself, trying
on the coats and pricing
them.
The Hart, Schaffner
Marx overcoats are known
all over America for their
superb fit and durability.
Every one guaranteed.
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NEW TODAY
HEN'S
NECKWEAR
Tho "FLORIN" Bat End Tie
made with piped edges.
The "HYDE PARK" piped edge
Four in hand.
Those two styles are the most
effective ideas for tho popu
lar high band collars.
HELVEY and RUMSEY are the
latest styles in paddod Four
in hands.
WANDA is tho latest shape in
Puffs.
ATI! ILL A and NEOTAare new
shapes in Hand Bows.
Prices 25c, 50c and 75c.
Sea Them In The Wirdow.
PTON
BROTHERS
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(Ilall Paper Sale....
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In order to make room we will
sell for the next CO days thanicest
line of wall paper in tho city, at
prices that will please. All new
goods and nice bright patterns.
IDAHO FOOTBALL TRAGEDY
PRESTON & HALES
Sf eclal attention given to paper hanging and
decorating by the beet artUt.
Loave your orders.
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TEH PER GEJ1T
Dis
count ShISii
On the First of November
Wo will commence a Ten
PerCent Dlsoount Sale
that will oontlnuo until tho
First of the Mew Tear, on
Goods listed below.
This Cut
Represent only one of
the many styles, which
we can supply the cel
ebrated line of
Crouso'& Brandegee
Clothing
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Two Ik Shot and Kid at Wallace,
Idaho, in aDisputtrOver aUanie.
CHINESE ARSENAL CAPTURED.
Special to the Guard.
TV!?!. November 13. The Russians have capturod
the Yen Tsio arsenal, together with tho arms and treasure
contained therein. ',
Two hundred Chinamen wore killed in enecung uie
capture,
A FOOTBALL TRAGEDY.
FROM SPRINGFIELD
Survey of the S. P. Connectnio
With Main Line.
The Call of tho Guinea Fowl
Resounds Thro 'he Land -Buckwheat!
Buck h 1 Buck
. wheat!
What breaklast iimr.. m;mv ,tr.u g,
more aittiefviiiK tu u lit " rc
liig weather tban breuNt .1 eitkes
and saUfHuel We ail. i .1 . itia
buckwheat end of I1. In V I a 1 we
1 sell t e heal hupkwliti.l tl nr yuu
oan buy miywli-i.' t i-.-- tinted
I'.rnl (.( 1 urs. Bo. tun 11 'ir 111
10 lb sacks at An n if 1 - 'k de
llverrd at youi h ni".
J. U. GREEJi & SOS.
Telephone Main 20 1
the course of a football
over a decision of tho
Boyle's Mince-Meat in bulk"
15 cents Per Pound.
Santa Claus Mince-Meat
3 for 25 cents.
The finest in the land.
L. C. SKEELS
a a a e 0
We have the "Happy Mediums," as
well as ihe "Extremes," in all lines
of clothing but no 'Out-of-daW styles
Clothing, Hats,
Overcoats, Men's
Rubber Boots,
Capes & Jackets,
Oil Goods, Slickers,
Woolen Blankets.
Speolsl to the Guard.
Wallicb, Idaho, Nov. 13. In
crnmo hero todav a dispute aroBe
0 , .
roteree. T,
Dick Adams shot and killed William, ivennauey uu
Dan Kildee, Adams is under arrest.
THE CABINET JOBS.
Special to the buard.
Washington, Nov. 13. President McKinlcy has given
informal information that the membors of his cabinot have
-it l .,n,.Miu1 tn nnnf.innn in their ular.es.
ill! UUOII 111 UDOICU v --- i ,
Tt,;a Df.tmnt iiaa nrohftblv boen iriven out becauso oi
rumors of cabinet changes and to relieve tho president
t .aeiKio imnnrtnnitv of nlaco hunters who seek
1 1 W 1 1 1 Oil J Jjuoniwiw t - " J L ,
positions as a reward ior eiucuoit
A CHINESE REFORM.
Hneoial to Ihe Guard.
Pekin, Nov. 13, An imporial decree has boon askod
bv representatives of allied powers, and granted, that cap-
ital pumsnmein uy luipui mi wuv-ivo
Pekix, Nov. 13. By unanimous agreomoui- oi uto en
voys Pekin remains an opon port,
NEW YORK FAILURE.
rtptcial to Ihe Guard.
New Youk, Nov. 13. Grant Bros, have assignee! tor
the boneflt of their creditors. Liabilities are piaceu at
$100,000.
THE MANAGEMENT PROSNESSIVE.
Work has beeo oommeuced on lbs
short atrip of railroad which is to con
nect the Wenrillng brano'i of the
Southern Paelflo with the mnlit line.
Engineer U 8 Frcelaud and a foroe of
men are making a final surrey of the
proposed road between IheSprlnjfield
station and the. point where a bridge
will soan the Willamette and from
there lo Henderson . station on the
main line. Tbey are setting the grade
v. j ... ll I.. !.. mil. nl
the DllmluHry surrry with soaroely Agent for Chase & Sanborn's celebrated coffees.
any alteration.
Itia not yet given out when Ihe
work of grading will begin or the
ereotlon of the bridge, bat It will
nrobably be In tbs early spring.
Other plans tnoouneotlon with these
Improvements are being oonsiaerea
and will be made known from time to
time.
A- -fr jT.
flood values In all the above lines.
Nothing Out-of-date.
That' the Secret of Our Success.
Shirt Waists
at cost
UUr ITIttS .,rofiU f.ir I 'ASM. l'lrt-e remeluher
.l,.t .h.m tju art TEN l'ERt-'EN'T Imm theee nrires yn are
huTtnc e'U very chen. On the ahoe w wi'l
aire IMIKMIl'M TH'KETS, but on other lines tlrket. will
he ffiven ss Nfnr. We here a very Lice line of earn! painte.1
4iinaware that we exchange for these premium tickets.
" oo not roaotr tmi tcn Pta ccht oiscoun
Will MAHC YOU MANT DOLLA"'
rank L Son.
$1.00
Special sale on $3.00,
$3.50 and $4.00 shot-s
in small sizes only
$1.00
Uui's Siioo Store.
Mixed Politics..
galem Journal.
Tblsclly baa a republican maynr.l
marshal and fits chief j four republican
aldermen; It has an Independent re
corder, demwratlo tn-aaurer and pop
ulist street conjnilSfloner, and four
democratic aldermen. That's bsd (or
boodleis but god fur tapayets.
Election Xotes.
The rtDublloant will not contest the
Reutucky eltctlon.
Conarersman Mercer, rep. Is a can
didate for V H senstor In Nebraska.
Standard Paper Patterns.
perfect Oiling. All fcramaallowed.
H V Kankii.
Corner Willamette aud Heyenth HU,
Eutens.
Florence Shipping News."
' The West, NoTsmber I.
The schooner Danlslson, which bsd
been bar bound here for over a week,
left for Han Francisco Buuday with a
cargo of lumber.
The schooner Ralph J Long, of Ban
Franoisoo, was towed In over the bar
Sunday morning and went lo Acme
to load with lumber.
The schooner Bella, Captain Hmlth,
was towed in If onday morning. - Hbe
will take on a quantity of canned sal
mon from the canueties and finish her
cargo with lumber from tbs Florence
Lumber Co's mill.
The polonies at Vlds, Lsne county,
Or., has been moved two miles to the
went, with noobange of postmaster.
Governor Oeer bss appointed R
Alexander of Pendleton, a member of 1
the commission to represent Oregon at I
the Pan-Amer can Eipoeiuon at
Uuflalo,
The Florence West says there was a
lame crowd In that town election day.
212 ToU I were cast In all, that being
the larueat number ever rolled m
that precinct.
Ex-Uovernor Pennoyer Is nothing If
not unique. He explains tbs situation
In the following sensational way:
"Iltvan has defeated himself sgsln.
He depended upou his oratory and lost I
by shifting attention from MoKloley's
blunders to his own omrusiveness.
Had bis acceptance speech been bis
last ha might have won. Between
Cleveland's treason and Hryau's ego
tism the democratic party has beeo
Learlv crnolfled."
The Portland Telegram of November
12th. tells about a curious occurrence: I
"Convulsions seised Hamusl U now
erv. a Inuring man of Htella, Wash.,
- . . . . i
while he was working in me wooos,
and were so violent as to cause him to
dislocate his neck. The primary oause
mmm cerebral meningitis. He was
bmusht to Portland and the disloca
tion reduced, but ha died from the
efTeota."
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FRESH YEAST....
Holidays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
CoaM mm4 fl
rKDn,
T. HALL & SON:
Prepare for Winter by
Purchasing one of our new
..Raglan Overcoats..
Also a fine line of
KKRSEY, MELTON and
COVERT OVERCOATS.
Our prices defy
competition.
fHaekiiitoshes
From $1.50 to $12.00j
Soo window display of Dross Goods.
All-wool goods, 38 and 40 inchea
wide at 43 cents.
Wo will Boll you a pair of the
colebra II AN AN shoes
for nion at $5.00.
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