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g Daily Eugene Guard WEDNESDAY - N0VEM8fc.fi 2t All Popular Brands of CIGARS FOR KALE AT Julius Goldsmith's Ha Main I ' BREVITIES. Nov 27. Villard Hall. " ; ' Olee Club Concert, i . . , 1900 Hamblers $35, , ' , . , .;. Wood for sale. F L Chambers'. ,, ' Free delivery Hammond' Bakery. Mud guard, 2oo set. McClauatian. Hoinecwfclng dune at The Louvre. Or Liwe, optician, with J H Luckey Look up your Thanksgiving turkey. Klcycle lamps, 65 cent. F L Cham' bers1. Freeh Eastern oysters' at the Louvre restaurant. Bert Violent opeued up his barber shop today. Kee Day A Henderson's samples of out order carpets. . Simmons' photo tent has closed for the winter season. Round trip bus tickets to the Olee Club oouoeit ten cents. , .'.'.;' F L Chambers has received soother carload of Oliver plow. Thanksgiving day will soou be here and turkeys are roosting high. vl O Warner, tunes uihiios and i.rvoiin. lbplrllii and polishing. - AlMiirht stoves. 44 style to felect froru at F L Chambers'. 1 Glee Club concert tickets at Vin cent's. Reserved seats 60 cents'.. -Bicycle supplies MoClanahan, Krh Chicken Tomalea at Eugene - Bnkery. : i. , . , ; All gooddellveed free from the lion bouiere bakery, H Vf Dunn, proprie tor, j ; T L Qilner's store, on Ninth street, Is closed to take stock. A sale Is talked c,-.,x , The fare for a rnuni trip from Vin cent's to the Olee Club oot'oert is only teo cents. .' . . Klcycle repairing McClanabaD, Smokeless shotgun cartridges 60 centra bos.) ' F L Chambers', Hammond's 20 cent regular meals. Lunches served or built to order. Bicycle repairing, Walker, electri cian. Bicycles called for, Phone, Bed 430. 0 D Bowles, an old University stu dent, Is a candidate for mayor of Van couver, Wash. ' Finest soup at the Louvre. A hybrid bird, mounted, Is ou ex hibition IiTthe show window of B r Pal ne & Co'e store. -,-''' '"i . Rambler bloyoles now $36.00., , , Mote Saxon, at one time a ealorn keeper here Is now residing near Col, fax,. Wash., on a ranoh. For a good square rneal and, all yoi can oat go to the Louvre, prystov'ewood $1,60 per load dellv ered. ' Leave orders at Green's grocer; store , on Willamette street , between 0th and 10th.. . .. . ,-. Tinwar guaranteed , for 4 years at P L Chambers.' Kiftv dlflerofat patterns of oarpet in our CQtOrdef 'department. " ' - Day dt Hsndkhson. 40 tecond-band heaters and atr-tlgbt heaters at F L Chambers. ' JacksonvllleTlmes: llrsone Cantrall and family left for Klama'h oounty Monday morning, to make that sec tion their future home. . Blnyole repairing and sundries. , E E MoClanahan. You must not mlii the Glee Club concert. The admission Is 60 cents, and. Vincent will reserve your seat without extra charge. Get a bus ticket, too and go In stylo, - ' The ob printing department of the Guahd does the best class of work of anyoflloeln Houlhern Oregon, and at reasonable prices. Mall orders fur all classes of printing will receive prompt attention. Editorial la Portland Telegram: The University of Oregon football team Is making a record to be proud of, and will put other teams la the North west on their mettle. When you feel that life Is hardly worth tb candle take a dose of Chamberlalu'i Htomach and Liver Tablets. ' They', will . i cleanse your stomach, tone up your liver and regu late your bowels making you feel like a new man. For sale by W LVi Lano, Drug Htore, ' E. R. SKIPW0RTH Addresses the Oregon Bar Asso ciatlon at Portland. Portland Telegram, Nov. 2U. E R Hklpwortb, of Eugene, spoke on "The Two Views Service of the Bar to the' State and the Usurpation Power," at the Oregon Bar Association meeting Id Portland yesterday ' as follows: "The theme I have chosen for the observations I shall submit to you Is, The Two Views.' Embodied In this subject shall be a presentation, la out II oe oaly, of the eminent and patriotlo services the profession of law baa ran' dered to the world, and to our country In particular; and also to retrospect, In brief, of the powers exercised In the administration of the government by the bar. " "To the profession of law belong the great Judges, the great advocates, the great writers on Jurisprudence, the great lawgivers of all nations 'and axes. . When we know of one of its members performing a great service to bnman liberty, to order or to Juris prudence, we feel a personal pride and feel to (share In the honor .of the achievement, In the very tbrcjs of war with the mother country,' we secured through Adams, justice fojr ...British soldiers, who had obeyed '-. the orders from tbelr superiors. "It was the mailer mind ot John Marshall that gave practical effect to the constitution', declaring that the government of the United States of necessity, exercises Its power directly upon the people, throughout the whole extentof our great country, and not immediately through tbe states, nor with the aid nor even- with tbe oon sent of state governments. , , "The doctrine of Jefferson upheld individual liberty .developed Individual strength and enlarged Individual man' hood. . The doctrine of Marshall baa given nj a strong and mighty nation and has given to every man the hope that he shall in peace enjoy the re wards offals own honest toll. These were not the enunciations of mere doctrlnarles, bat of great lawyer and practical statesmen. "Tbe profession of law In this broad and enlarged meaning is really a de partment of government and not mere trade or calling. Every polltloal question Is so latlmately connected, at least with some form or b ranoh of law that necessarily the lawyers are largely ir not wholly responsible for their set' tlement. The legal profession has never yet Inspired or enoou raged mob spirit, and I feel I am warranted In tbe belief that our profession will al ways remain the . rook of defense against turbulence and vlolenoe, and win stand up like a giant for liberty ana oraer." Coming. Some attractive design In photo mounts, from the East, selected par ticularly for tbe holiday trade. Tbe awellest little photo yet conceived tbe new oval, The Uainsboro. You will all want some when yon see thsm Bo call early for a sitting. We must nave time to dojustlce to you. Ap pointments therefore preferred. Cloudy aayagoou. Best hours from 10 to o'olook. 'Dorms Art Gallery. : 'i " ' Eugene, Or. : In Business at Salkx. Julius Goldsmith, of this city, aod btotber. bam, of Portland, are making arange menta to go Into the cigar business at Salem., Charles Goldsmith will reprw- seut the Interest of Julius who will re- tnalu here. . Bam ha resigned hi position with Mason, Barman A Com pany, the wholesale grocers, of Port land and will hereafter . reside .. In Salem. He is one of the best traveling men on the road having been on tbe go slnoe 1888, and baa been with Mason, Ehrmao fc .Company slnoe 1805. The new store will be one of tbe best of tbe kind in tbe valley, and now being fitted op. Cbas Goldsmith bss also resigned hi position with tbe Portland company. . The Cold. At 7 o'olook this morn Ing the thermometer registered 22 de gress above aero, ten below freexlng, This was eight degrees colder than the same hour yesterday morning. ' ' The Olee Club will run oovered rig to aud from tbe concert Nov 27. Gel your oua tickets and reserved seat ticket at Vincent's. . Oregonlan: "Hons of Oregon showed California how to play football. The vlotory means morn than alhletlosu piemacy, because the brat athletes are the best students." , J. W. KAYS FURNITURE CO F-M3ALMERS ind FUNERAL DIRECT 0R ; Raw t the tun. it Paint Fatton's Sun Proof Faints.. at imrniM to lis Tnr hoot lor Hud ssal ou eai-n eata. ovearoa, aiaat, t it., ( ' t 'f r ,-'!J':: ,' 1 6 to i lfllbe D G rtugar $1 00 Unbreakable doll heads lSoand up, Seedless raisins per lb lOo. Nickle plated all coper tea kettle 11.00. Complete cobbler outfit 11.25. 1 lb plug good chewing tobeoco'S&o, Umbrellas Sua and up. Our ladles fancy embroidered 5o hand kerchiefs can't be beat. Good I w prune per pound ljo No 1 nutmegs per dot fin. S Key West Havana cigar So. . Our holiday good are arriving dally com early before stock Is bioken. AX BILLY. Department So SOCIAL. HAMMOND sfAIUKWB. Ou of the prettiest borne weddings ever seen la Eugene occurred this morning at tb residence of Mr aud Mrs A G Malbews, on West Ninth street. Tb contraction psrties were their daughter, Ada, abd Mr C C Hammond. The ceremony was per formed by Rev Morton L R at 11:80 o'olook In tb south parlor, whloh had beta transformed Into a floral bower of great beauty; evergreens, holly, mistle toe, Urge clusters of whit ourysaotbe mums aod other choice flowers were everywhere dominant. This ceremony united two of tbe popular youug people of tbe olty, a native son and daughter who) have by tbelr open-hearted, winning ways gained' host of friends, who share with them the great Joy which baa fallen to their lot. It la seldom that ao many and cbolos present are bestowed upon a young couple a was displayed at the ceremony this morning. Hllverware, out glass, rare Cbinaware and paint ing were In endless profusion. The ceremony was witnessed by about 70 friends 'of the eontraoting parties, and the congratulation ex tended were slnoe re and hearty. A luncheon waa served and the entire party repaired to tb Southern Pacific depot to wish boa voyage on tbe bridal tour. Mr and Mrs Hammond went to Portland on the 1:10 train and will visit Hound points before returning. A number of telegram were re ceived, among them one from Captain Btockbam of Co I, First Nebraska Volunteers, with whloh company Mr Hammond did 'efflolent service la the Philippine oampalgo ai first sergeant, DR. AND MKS.SfBONQ KNTEKTATN, President and Mrs. Frank 8. rang aoterialtied last evening at their home, Collier Hall, in bonor of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brass, of Portland. They were assisted In their reception of the guests by Mr Mary F Strong. Tbe reception was informal in Iti na'are aod proved a very pleasant event. Among the In vlted guests were : Pro fessor and Mr Thomas Condon . Pro fessor h C Carson, Professor and Mrs Fu Dunn, Professor aod Mm i barles Friedel, Professor and M' I 1 Olen, Professor and Mrs B J Hawthorne, Professor and Mrs Arthur Liobman, Professor and Mr Geo lillley, Professor and Mr E H McAllster, Professor F G G Schmidt, Professor and Mrs K L Washburn, Professor aud Mrs F G Young, Professor4 and Mr Joseph Bohafor, Mr W Gifford Nah. Pro fessor C A Burden, Mis Marguerite Hansen, Regent and Mr 8 H Friend ly, Mr and Mr H E Ankeny, Mr and Mr I L Campbell, Mr and Mr W G Glletrap, Mr and Mr T G Hendrloks. Dr and Mr W Koykendsll, Professor and Mr Mark Bailey, Mr and Mr E O Potter, Mr Minnie Bookman, Mr H B Miller. . ToBn Married. The marriage of Mr D H Robert, ot Spokane, Wash, and Mia Mabel McCann, of Eugene, will be celebrated at . the residence of the bride's parent on West Fifth street tonight, Rev Mao H Wallace to efUoiate. Mr Roberta aod Mis Alice Roberta, mother and ' sister of the groom, and Hon A S Robert aud wire have arrived from Tbe Dalles to at tend the ceremony, as has also Mr D R Roberta, tbe Intended groom. The couple will leave for Spokane on to morrow morning' early train. Mr Robert I a graduate of tbe University of Oregon. ' Mies MoCann haa been employed In the assessor's oHloe fer a number ol year aod baa been an im portant factor In Eugene society. Tbe Guard congratulate In advanoe. With Wbbs In calling attention to tbe San Franolsoo Call's cartoon of Oregon, "rooters" for the State Uni versity football team In yesterday's Guard w failed to state that Fred Flak's oarloature represented tbe U O !;raduate with as lovely a pair of webs, or feet, a ever graced a duck. The artist put la nearly all bis work ou Fred's picture. It Is tbe Illy of the aggregation. . tbe John Moore, of Junction, la In, city. . HE Ankeny reiuruwl borne lat ulgbt, . Mr aud Mrs Ernest Hroas re ururd to Portland this afternoon. Geo W Kinsey has gone to Portlatid to attend bis brother's fuoera'. ' Attorney E K hkipwonh arrived home from Portland this afternoon. Mia Vira Stewart, of Albany, re turned borne today aferavili heitt. , Miss Mamie MuAlieter la in.Kalem to attend the weddli.g uf a Cuuslu which occurs tonight. MrsEJ Fresler and children left this afternoon for Woodland, Califor nia, lo spend the winter at tbe borne of ber motber. . Miss Lola Banders, of Harriaburg, passed through today en route to Ban Francisco and other California points ftir a three months' visit. : ; - ; Life Saved by Electric Light. ' An Interesting calculation ban re cently been made which shows that when tbe electric light baa entirely displaced gas, oil lamps and candles there will be 6000 less deaths annually these being so much more nnbealtbful than electricity.' In a like manner there will be far less sickness In tbe tbe world, when everyone learns to check tbe Inroads of dyapepsia with Hoaietter's Stomach Bitters. ' Consti pation, Indigestion, biliousness, fever. aigue and malaria are but danger slg nals proclaiming a diseased cudiiion of tbe stomach. . Good digestion la at tbe base of perfect Detrition. Tbe Bitter strengthen the stomach, aod cure all disorder arising from mal nutrition. Everyone would do well to try it. Bee that our private rewnue tamp covers tbe neck of the bottle. Thanksgiving Dinner. The ladles of tbe Catholic church will give a dinner on Thanksgiving day for' tbe benefit of tbe oburcb, in the old Christian church buildlug. Bedsteads and Sideboards. - Sea Day & Henderson for latest de signs oak oedroom suits, Iron bedsteads and sideboard i. Just arrived. Bakery Display At Hammond's every Saturday. out of your water Turn the water pipes tonight. . Several country people were la town today selling wild geese aod ducks. ah ennrones in Kuttala are com manded to hold special prayers for tbe Czar's recovery. From Llnri county probate court: "Will of J PChesber filed. Valueof prorerty J7.200, located In Lane, Lion and Benton counties. Mrs Cbesber executrix." 44 Waste Not, ' Want Not" Little teaks bring to ivanr. and little impurities ' of Me blood, if not attended ro. bring a "Want" of health. Hood's Sarsaparilla is Me one and only specific tht will remove all blood humors and impurities, thereby pit ting you- into a condition of perfect health. Bad Stomach " Headachei w lind feeling, bad condition of stomtrn, caused me lo take Hood's SarsaparH. Jt stopped all faint trouble." Chants eBover. Glens Falls, ,.,.... Hood'i Hlla cure It rjlli ; tht noo-lrriuttng amd lew To-day. Down Pillows. Pillow Covers Denims. and Art New Neck Wear for Ladies and l?ainy Day Skirts. FREDERICK H KINSEY1 Semng as a Juror When Fatally Attacked With Heart Trouble. . ' NO SSSISTARCE COULD BE GIVEN. ' Portland Telegram, Sot. a). Frederick H Klnaey, oneofthereg ular trial jurora for the November term, and oue of the jurors drawn this njoroliie In tbe Kuetemeyer murder case, died suddenly within five mln utes of taking his seat In tbe jury box Mr Kinsey seemed to be taken wltb a fit of some kind at first, and was car ried hurriedly to the clerk's ofllce, off Judge George's courtroom, where an attempt was made to rellee bim. It was unsucoesslul, as death followed tbe attack. It all happened so quickly that many people In the courtroom hardly realized what bad occurred until it was all over. Tbe names of 12 jurymen bad been called, among Ibem that of Mr Kinsey. They had stepped into tbe box and Eil Mendenball bad addressed his openiug question to Mr Kinsey. The bailiff waa seen to motion for help and It was seen that Mr Kinsey was breathing with difficulty, and that be was evidently attauked with some trouble. Theotber Jurors assisted in carrying him to a Bide room, wbeie some attempted to revive" him, while pbysiolans were telephoned to cume io tbe courthouse at ouoe, Before tbey bad time to arrive, however, it was seen that Mr Kinsey was past rncov ery. Heart trouble of some nature had attacked bim and death was al most Instantaneous, ills family was couiinuuicaled with and also Coroner Band. Several physicians appeared in the courtbouie within a short time after they were sent for, but it was too late to do any goodaod it is doubtful If they could have saved bis life If tbey had been on baud at once. As soon as possible tbe remains were removed to tbe morgue, auotber name waa drawn from the jury list, and tbe trial of Al Kuetemeyer was prooeeded with.. It is not known that Mr Kinsey bad been subjeoted to suoh attacks aud that which caused blB death, aud for that reason it seems all tbe more sud den. He was In conversation with a number of acquaintances this morning before court convened, and he was ap parently In the beat of heallb. After stepping to his seat with the jury, be went for bis overcoat, and it was on bis way tbat he clutched the bailiff by whom he was seated, as It seeking help. Court was adjourned for tbe time, until it was seen that noting oould be done and the remaius were removed to the morgue. Frederick H Kinsey is well known iu Portland, having resided here for some 25 years. He baa been employed as a car repairer and builder in tbe O HiN shops, and was so employed up to the time of bl9 death, although be bad laid off in order to serve as a juror dunug tbe present term. He has been the bead man in tbe oar shops and has always been beld in high esteem. His home has been at 664 ast An keny street fur tbe past five years, where he has resided wltb his wife and one daughter, Miss Grace Kinsey, who ir a teaober at the Stephens' Ad diiion sobiol. Before tbat he lived at Ninth aod Burnaide streets. vvueu n was Known mat be was dead, Judge George telephoned to Mrs Kinsey asking if ber husband had left for the court house, and then tell ing ber tbat he had met with an aocl dent, and tbat she had better oome to the court house at once. She evident ly divined that it was something seri ous, as she orled out lu terror and left tbe telephone. Miss Grace Kinsey, who was in ber scboo'room, waa called to a telephone by a friend of the fami ly and told the sad news, and was aaked to accompany her motber. Mrs Kinsey reached the court bouse first and when told of her husband's sud den death, her grief could not be con trolled, aud finally she had to be led away. Fully Kbpsirrd, The oounty court has had the Coast Fork agon bridge placed in first-class re pair and the same Is now open for 'rave.. Mr Striker had oharge of the ui son aia good work. Hops SoLD.-Urant's Pass Courier "uk.".. ana j n K-hkopf, who raised nearly '2S),m pounds of clioloe hops on 'MTirgaie, uunng the nat sold them lest week for ir pound. season, cents a A Ih.K. n . ..... y .Democrat: f in..,n i . California" that Is the way tbe recent 'Rah for Oregon! football game reads. C JL Why? . - - ft ftaUT 'gof u I Litf-food: goe, riglt don to t'nc roots of the hitr: feed, the lair Lulbj jun fa y they ,:5CfJ ,0 be ci ,len 709 were pungef lni mofe vigorous. Tint's hv the d.rk tick color of etrly fife ,1.,Y,' comes b,ck to your gf,y L.iV. t he hiir grows Uycr, too. Hiii tr.'iri ti lUnl it si. -.v..ATa,Uwi, You are invited to call at the HewyStore Where yoo will see e srything that's the Very newest and veiy prettint made in flki'nn mi 'ancy China Tea Se?, Plates. R.bwl H.t. r. . LlilildWdl G kirra?"AB'!Tr "".Ha Treys. Pom, ,h p VU1UU II Ul Ui Bnwh and Comb Tr.v.. IW. ii.n.uT? ,m S"'air PffoA .n.l nt,,.l-. . ' -'lCI 'I'.. uiassware, crocicery, ss , ' , , J0!8' Punch Set. Krrr Set.. hLVu. tuii vasw. urnAuieDuu Hovemes in nmoKinK ohm, imd isoda. Ah tv locin(( Girl, NnveltiVs in Khoea, Jugn, Vase, Hat, Aabieu. Ytucp llo'hdtiii ' Roe Bowls. Lemonade Sets, Genuine Wedge wood with raUed Cameo KL-urv u Plaque and many ew Novelties. "'Qiting Larnest Aacortment, Lowe.t ps.u , Come Jut to Look. Orandut Display, k ttln Ail GREAT AMERICAN IMP. TEA CrT IB NINTH 8T, BETWEEN WILLAMETTE ANO OAK, EUQENE OREOON C C Hammond's Qaf a9d Bakery, - Regular Meals 20c Short Orders and Lunches. All Prices: New Firat Class Cook , Greatest Variety of Bakery goods In the CITY. . irt is . 3 Q"m!&'. Maccaronsj Douoh C-kes. Pi9,,, Rolls etc: Free Delivery at all hours, Nt door F L, Chambers EiStstern Oysters" ATTHE BONBONIERE AlsoUlvmpla. Bakery lunchrt and shori order-; coufectiouery, cigars etc. Now open niiht and d,T Eastern Oysters on sale by tbe ean, in quarts. Phone R,d 40-4 8th st. 1 i I! mm im ,m, .sima i,a; at .jst. Jtt..j ;B"iriir"iit":iii -ww vrt tn .itJii..ii. .at. m. .il j a. k jf Paper Sale.... In order to make room we will . . . sell for the next 60 days the nicest . line of wall paper in the city, at prices that will please. All new goods and nice bright patterns. PRESTON & HALES Special attention Riven to paper hanging and decora tiDR by the best artist. Leave your ordera. : 1 llSll'fiiif ....music HOUSE,,, . MORRIS & CRAW, Proprietors Fine line of Pianos and Ortfann rowtutli on hand, Biasiua, Maiicm and Hmlii The celebrated 'J'ro w brid'e and otiv IManos told cheap fur cash or (? Vaymcnta. 9th SL Opposite Hoffman, Eupenefc Hotel Arrivals. HDQENK. , D McOarty, WendllnK 8 M Bawyer, Uosben R Alexander, Comslock J A (lardoer, Iowa Falls, la ', U B Zuinwalt and wf, Isabel ... Harry Brlstnw, Cottage Urove lB8laudlsh,Halsey i, h J Waugh, Halsey J t! Parker, Dexter R P Bradport, Bradport, la D -M Dobbins, Portland H Smith, Salem John Smith, NY Cbas Gaby, N V R P Lone;, CotUge Grove K Daniel, Cove Henry Brown, Balem O VV Htults, NY W G Eliot, Jr, Milwaukee, Wis HOFFMAN. W K Moser und wife, Portland R A Franklin, Isabel O B Prael, Portland Guy Lester, Bpringrleld A W Potior, Springfield ' W G Gerrish, Portland K 8 Myers, Portland J M Foster, Portland. LCalleuiz, Portland Ij Eaten, Portland W H Burr, Philadelphia J Sargent, 8 F Henry Huiglos, Portland Geo A Beavis, 8 F U J Gay, Portland D W Dobblus, Portland W E iiouulree, 8 F Cay 4 Henderson, MUm Embalmers. Cor. Wil. and 7tl ill. . Thanksgiving Market. The market to be beld by the W of the Christian church on WedDeidH thalStb, will supply all aod more Iku is properly required lo oelebrele Hi great national feast day. Dressed chickens and turkeye, pared and cooked meat'', (il,'., doughou's, all styles of hrpad, ho,U. cranberries, jellies anil rui,j il"f good table suppllra. Place of holding the market will duly announced. Weather Special to lh Guard, Poktland, Nov. 2l.-Tonlght fair warmer. Thursday, Increasing cloud Iners, wanner. IThe above report Is not favorable to a continuance of the snow flurry. DON'T GET THIN . Get fat; get nice and plump: there is safety in plumpness. Summer has tried yourfooi works: winter is coming to trv vour breath-mill. F1 15 f J the time to brace yourself. But weather is tricky; Jooi outl Look out for colds espec ially. Scott's emulsion of cod-1 oil is the subtlest of helps.1' is food: it is one of thecal foods in the world; it is i"ore than food ; it helps you di your food and get more nutri ment from it. Don't get thin, there is safety plumpness. Man w in Lebanon Exprvs: The excelsior and child, fcctory at K-ine la tiirnl..e.i thrt, ...., ,-.,l,fta ' 8 loos of m,I ,r every u-;i li ,ii, . vis SCOTT ft UOW.NK, fl tfl t
