Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, December 01, 1900, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard SATURDAY - DECEMBER 1 All Popular Brands of CIGARS . FOR SALE AT Julius Goldsmith's GUARD Telephone, Ho Main 191. Supper, Tuesday eve, Deo 4, At8 o'clock, InlOOP Hall, By the ladies of the M E church. AD elegant day. 1000 Ramblers $36. Flaut your holiday ads. Wood for eale. F L Chambers'. Oscar Wilde died la Paris yesterday, Mud guards, 25e set. MoClanaban Dr Lowe, optician, with J H Luckey .. . . Bee the new oollarettes at Hampton Bros. Bee Day 4' Henderson's samples of - out order carpets. ' The Salem election Monday will be lively aflalr. ' Bee the window display at Great American Tea Co. Dunoan Scott is limping around from the effects of a kick from a horse, ' Wood for sale, inquire at the' stor of J U Green A Bon. The fixtures for the new bank building arrived today. Bee the fine line of holiday goods at the Corner Drug Store. Hon Chan W Fulton, of Astoria, will arrive in Eugene tonight. Mr Fulton will deliver the memorial ad dress at Elks' ball tomorrow afternoon SI O Warner tunes pianos and organs,,' Repairing and polishing. : F L Chambers has received another carload of Oliver plows. Eat your supper at the I O O F ball on Tuesday eve, Deo 4. It will cost you only 2Go. " : Always go to Mcdulre'a restaurant, Ninth street, for chicken on Sundays, Alr-tlght stoves. 44 styles to select from at F L Chambers'. Ex-Bherift H B Plummer, of Polk ' - oounty, and Mansfield Bears, of Dallas, have located at Grant's Pass. , ' ' ' None can equal the Ninth street res taurant foraoheap substantial meal, Bicycle supplies MoClanaban. The Louvre is open day and. night. Flrat-olass meals. The Dally Times Mountaineer of The Dalles has suspended publioation. The weekly will be continued. Bloycle repairing MoClanahau. Beat supper In town in I OOF 'ball Deo 4. Menu In another oolumD. Smokeless ' shotgun cartridges 60 oenta a box. F L Chambers'. ' Rambler blcyoles now $36.00. If you have been eating at the otbci plaoea why not try the Louvre Tinware guaranteed for 3 years ai F L Chambers. ...' j Skinner's Cabin, Native Sons of Oregon, will bold a regular meeettng and election of officers Monday nigbt, ,.,.Do8. ' , . . 40 seoond-hand hasten and air-tight heaters at F L Chambers. ' J V Kauftman's store wasolosed this afternoon to allow the olerks to attend the football game. Bo was J H Mo- Clung'. Bloyole repairing and sundries. E E MOCLANAHAN. The dancing party given last night by lb Fourth Regiment baud was - very ploasaut affair. Mrs Park Brandt, at one time a res ' Ident of Lane county, suicided in Port land the other day by taking carbolic add. Her husband was a locomotive " engineer aud Is now employed lu the B P railroad shops In Sacramento. , The following clthwns of Lane oounty have been mentioned as suit- . ..I- nUMMiu t.ir amtnllltlHHflt on the Oregon text book commission by uov Cleort President Strong of the U O, Hon T G , Hendricks, and Superin tendent E D Ressler. Today's Albany Herald: "Miss Mabel Bilk, of Eugene, who oame down' with the excursionists Wed nesday and who was taken 111 at the Revere with fever, was taken to her horn last night. Miss AnnaAwbrey remained over to care for her. Mrs BlIU'S oane down yesterday afternoon and accompanied her daughter home." 11 las Utiles Is much better now. Bad -Coughs If you hive taken just i little cold, per hip: vincgir and celuKS or a little honey will stop your little cough. Even then there's t "per nips" ibout it. Better get Ayer's Cherry Pectonl while you are about it. It cures the easy ones, and the hardest of the hard ones, too. There is nothing so bid for a cough as coughing. Three tliei:25e.. enough for an ordinary enltl; Mto., Juit rlKht (or Mthma.brrmchltU. liutritneii, whoopInK -cough, hard coUU; $IM, motl economic! for duonle cue. 'MEMORIAL SERVICES Eugene Lodge B. P. 0. E. Will Hold Memorial Services Tomorrow. FOOTBALL HEROES. Admirers Paid Court to Unirersl ty Boys at Hotel Portland Lobby. Portland Telegram, Nor. 29. "The University of Oregon contin gent arrived last night and the foot ball team was registered at the Hotel Portland. This morning there was reception In the hotel lobby for the 60 students who oame down with the team last evening, and the others who dropped In this morning all bad to pay their respects to their heroes, who aat In a circle, enthroned, as It were, by their own light. They were truly the admired of ail admirers, tor who is so great a hero as the football man in bis proper season. "The Multnomah players met their opponents and exohanged oompllments with them, and talked about games wbloh were played in days gone by, Oooaslonaliy some player would be drawn aside and some comrade would whisper a few words of advise to him telling him just what to do this after noon. But, on the whole, tbey showed an air of freedom and oarelessness which marks the man who has finish, ed bis praotlce and is all through with the worry. Tbe last praotlce of tbe bugene boys was held before they started for Portland, and up to this ufternoon tbey have been enjoying themselves as only college student can." Church Notices. o r CHUCK. Sermon by pastor at 10:30; Bunday sobool 11:30; YPSCE, 6pm. The annual installation service of tbe officers of the Endeavor Booiety will be at 7 p m. Program for tbe occasion Prayer meeting Thursday 7 pm. In' vitatlon to the public. J F Clayoomb, Pastor. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Services 10:30 and 7 pm. Sunday aohool, 11:80. Junior endeavor, 8:30. Y P B C O E, 8:46 p m. ' John a Clkland, christian church. Sermon by the pastor at 11 and 7:30. Bible school 8:45 a m; Junior 3; Y P S C E, 6:15. Midweek servli ), Thurs day, 7:80 p m. The public cordially invited. Morton L Rosa, Pastor. , , El'ISOOPi L CHURCH. 10 a m Bunday school and Bible class, Ham prayer aud sermon, 7:80 p m evening prayer and sermon. D E Lovkhidoe, Rector. OONOREviATIOHAX. Communion and Reception of mem' bers at 10:45 o'clock. Tbe subject for tbe evening sermon will be "The Coming Of Tbe Lord." Mao U Wallace, Minister. MINISTERS MEETING. The regular meeting of the Minister Union of Eugene will be held on Monday, Deo 3rd, at 1:45 p m at ths M ECburob. Mao H wallacb), Secy tary. BAPTIST CHURCH. Sunday school 10 a m. Morning worship 11; theme of dlsoourse: "Per severauce the prloe of suocess." B Y P U at usual hour. Evening worship 7; theme of dlsoourse: "Tbe interpreter's house and the Cross." Prayermst'ting Thursday, 7 p m. The publlo invited to these servloee. C Calvert Smoot, Pastor. Charles W Hill. Has opened a first-olaas short order house and restaurant at Wald'a old stand, one door unrtb of Kaufiruau's, and will be pleased to serve tbe public, ljuuoues 16 cents. Meals 20 oents aud upward. Open day and night. mom. e. w rULTOS) PRINCIPAL ORATOR. Tbe Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, tomorrow, In every olty where a lodge of Elks 1 located Kill bold memorial services in commemor ation of the dead. Eugene Lodge No 857, have invited a liberal number of citizens to meet with the members at their ball at 8 o'olock tomorrow afternoon aud observe tbe occasion with ibem. The following program will be ren dered: Piano voluntary, Chopin, nooturnal U minor. Opening oeremonles. Opening ode. Prayer Rev John A Cleland. Uymn, Address Exalted Ruler A C Wood- oock. Anthem "Send Out the Light" Qournod. Address Brother Charles W Fulton, of Astoria' Piano Voluntary, Closing ceremonies. The room will be decorated nicely with flower. Court House Items. .. Mortgage tl 00 00 Mortgage .' 600 00 Mortgage 76 00 Chattel mortgage 150 35 Chattel mortgage ' 10 J 00 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. O W Hurd to Henry Marsh, land in Lan oounty; 60. TJ 8 to Daniel M Jones, 158.52 aoros In tp 17sr 1 e; patent. W Rlokman to G R Cbrlsman, land In Eugene; S75. Anna B Marsh trustee et al to Sluslaw Boom Co, land lu Lane oounty $16,000. Elmer E Cleaver et ux to Nellie 8 Moore, n lot 1 Block A Cleavere ad to Eugene; 11. MARRIAGE LI0EHB8. A B Bin tone aud Edna F Dyson, Geo A Dyson wltnee. Menu. For tbe supper by tbe Metbodlst ladle Tuesday evening in Odd Fel lows' hall i MEAT. Cold siloed ham. Stewed chicken with gravy, YBQBTABLES. Mashed potatoes, baked beans, picklee, cabbage salad. Bread, hot rolls and buttor, cake, fruit, jelly. Tea, ooflee. All for ?5o. perioral. A Wheeler Is at Albany. Prof Lilly is lu Portland, li A Booth aud J F Kelly a'e bome. O M Reese, a tSuh in hop I uyvr is lu Eugene. John Holland, of Cottage Grove, is In Eugene. L D Forrest went to Harrieburg tbis afternoon. Judge Medley, of Cottage Grove, Is In the city. Mrs Judge Hamilton is visiting In San Franclnco. James Haskell Is here visiting rela tives and friend!!. E L King, of Albany, came up today to spend Sunday. Frank Moorheud and Oscar Star, were up from Junction today. Dr MoAllster has returned from California greatly Improved in health, O O MoC'lellau came up yesterday from a bop buying trip down the valley. O M Bishop oame up from Salem this afternoon to witness tbe football game. Miss Marie Thompson, teacher at HarrlBburg, was In Fugene for Thanks giving. Mies Bertba Slater returned to her duties as teaober at the Drain normal school this afternoon. Today's Salem Statesman: Prof F G Young of the department of history of the University of Oregon, is in Sa lem examining the records at the capltol. Fred Herbold arrived today from Moscow, Idaho, where he had been act ing as coach of the University oi Irtuho football team, and will visit relatives here for several weeks. ' Today's Albany Berald: E R Bry eon, the Corvallis attorney, was in the city yesterday on his way home ironi Eugene, where he spent Thanksgiving with Mrs Bryson's folks. A Thinking Machine. A famous Inventor declares be has dovlsed a machine that will abolish warfare. Tbis machine is a boat that will run without men on board, aud can be controlled for any distance without wires. It will obey orders from land or It will act on its own judgment, ac cording to the necessities of tbe situa tion. It will carry an unlimited quantity of explosives, which can be aimed with unerring accuracy. Pro- grass has achieved wonders durln this centurv. Tbe fact that It can fi no substitute for Hoatetter's Stomal Bitters, proves the inestimable of tne Bitters. indigestion dyspepsia, liver and kid1 troubles oontluue to affect mankind long will the Bi iters stand as the'' sure cure for them. be) 1 SOCIAL. 11 KS AUAIK KN'i'EilTAlS, Mrs L G Adair entertained a number of lady friends yeau-rday afternoon at !inr borne ou cant (Seventh Btreet. Tbe event was one of the ninst pleasant of lis Kind given during the present vkv aeasuu of the soolJ life of tbe city. The parlors and balls were very isjtefullv decorated. During tbe afternoon a number of games were provided In which lirat ponors went to Mrs W H Abrauia aud Irs P B Kin Bey Bud the other tokerx to Mr J M .Shelley aud Mrs C ELoomie. Those present were: Meffauiea Abrams, Church, BBlley, Coiou, Griffin, Mc Elroy, Ray DeLflo, Hall, Potter, Waabburue, LoweWhitsou, Bhelley, Ankeuy, H N CoiVrllne, Scarborough, riiaddeii, Hendnjts, W L DeLauo, Geo O Yorau, M Yoran, Ware, Laura Harris, t'Aiba, Luckey, Hoff man, Kays, Kiy"y, Loomia, Btraub, F B Dunn, na'ubers, Humphrey, Glen, White, Ifney, Friendly, Prom tice, OsburuRobiuaon, Mies L C Carson. xel Arrivals. EUOENE. Geo H ymes, Portland Mrs H Wright, Glenwood, la. D M Jt Blue Kiver E P Wfoid, Saginaw J O Pker, Dexter WmIerkc, Adrian Minn Fran Thomson, Adrian Minn A BDauii', Adrian Minn F jjamison, Blue River Ma)el Coler, Isabel . t F lylver, Jasper VC Bpvnson, Vida Ar Aojrson, Bilvenou E M Rs, Salem W J Bland, Crow Mrs yV Wright, Glenwood Iowa HOFFMAN. . H C'nteri Junotion T VPay, Coburg j yCrowell, Coburg A fK'nl, Chicago H Thomas, B F j; Rosenthal, Portland. ile, Portland You are invited to call at the r ete Where you willjee eerythiuK thaf. .1,. ery newest anil Z m. " ... r (..cueet uiuae iu Fanoy China ToaSe'i , Vlateti, C retin Mid and V.. nil a Vancy t I I I M I A 'J I'll 1 in "I III II II I W-. IlKt) I r-M im ) (.,-.... it: i. .. filoOOTFOTlA KtAlrAw, CA"1 t'holl'S IWki'S u id nil irn n. 1 1 k H.rv ? Tras, w j.''.1 J Jl ;;u"' mniWewUi I... net li-.- - ... . uuiuiera Uaintv Vi. J '.i Bud Vase, Ornamental Koveltle. In Hmoicing u. l"',u 1' aTJ S". C Daucinu Girl, Novelti iu Sh.e, J U(t, Vai wiu : ii n ' l 'U itl"". VkmIS lle Bowie, Uwoyu. Seta, tJenuiueSVedwood with "rafei iT Puuiuee and many Now Novelties. " rauieu Lameo riBurwu, Lerffest A ,mrin . Come Ju to Look. ""nciito'lPrlcr, , 18 NINTH ST, BETWEEN WILLAMETTE AND OAK, EUGENr CQ '""CHE OH50( This Space Reserved for E. HATLOCK'S STORE. 9th Street, Euarcno. jl Jones, Leaourg k Beadle, B F ('Harns, 8F i H Cooper, Chicago E Brltt, Newbere VBKintoul, Oregon City ioo Reward, )!ioo. 1881-1800. Thl day tblrty-nlne year ago th Willamette river was raging torrent There were few bare pot of land la Eugene. Skiff were rowed through Willamette street. Hundred of sawlog broke from the boon near the Eugene flouring mills nd were oarried through the town on the line of the sewer Jutt south of the Underwood residence .block, many of them finding lodgment In the Stewart Odd adjoining Eugene on tbe weBt. It was a wet town that first December day. PBOP BRTV PUROa A S K D. F L Chamber ha purobased tbe Chas Lauer property on Willamette street,' 160x160 feet, for $4300. A bargain. Also the Cleaver property on corner of Olive and Seventh streets. Notice. The readers of this paper will be val Pjeased to learn that there is at least So long as conBtipatil oe dreaded disease tbat science ha oeon able to cure in all its stages, and that is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive euro known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional dlaease, requires a con stitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh cure is takeu internally, aoting dlreofly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the rounuatlon or the dieense, and giving the patient strength by building up me constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The oroorieton Alhany Ball. The All Den-1 bave 80 much faith in lls curative powers, mat ttiey oiler One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fall to cure. send Tor list of testimonials. Address, F J CHENEY & CO, Toledo, Ohio, Sold by Druggists, 75o. Hall's Family Pills are the best. r r w . . VVI iAMMOND'S Keau ar Maic on Short Orders and Lunches. All Prices: New Firat Class Cook Greatest Variely of gpkery goods in the Qaft a9d Bakery,- 10 Kinds of BrraJ, 12 Kinds of Cakes Maccaronsj Douqh nuts, Cakes, Pi,,, Rolls etc: Free Dfliu.u all hours, Nxxt door F L Chambers All bills outstanding avail "le University should be preseuti I tue registrar on 1900.1 or before Deoo 19 Something New. AT oorat has this oonceruiug thanks- giving military ball, held Bt oity: "There were one hundred 'wenty five numbers besides a'd any spectators. Among tbf'8ts 'rom other places was a large Ration of Salem ONG boys aud '"e, an excursion party Corvallis, Lebanon oavalry-merd a crwd from Eugene. Excel' n,U9l wa8 furnished by Svarverr"rohe8trsi ' Eugene, wbloh recelT""1 compli ments from those prr Elks' MEMonrVAY- lDvlt liou for tbe ElKi,eu,("'l1 Day observance are blletrlbuted by li he held in the oommittee. Born. To Mr Frank Campbell. Camp Creek, Nov 29, 1000, a son. Elks' Hall tomf i"?ruoon at 8 o'olock. Hon C Vlton of Astoria, one of the most ent ortors In the state will dellvf ""re"8 uPn Ibis occasion. Pro" WU burnish all music, vocal ,tru'eutal. Those having lnvitsr loriunare. Slaughter M How to Cure Croup. Mr R Gray, who lives Dear A man la. Duchess.oouuty, N Y., says: "Chamber latu's Lough Kennedy is the best medi cine I have ever used. It la a filne children's remedy for croup aud never fails to cure." When given as soon as the child becomes hoarse, or even after the oroupy cough has developed, .lui prevent me attack. This should uo uurue in minu and a bottle of the ougn itemedy kept at hand ready for Instant use as soon as these svmn- wiun uupciir, ror Bale De Lanii, drugstore. Weather THE BONBONIERE. Hot Soda, just the thing for cold weather. Fresh Oysters, both Eastern and Olvmnia. H.W.DUNN. FREE DELIVERY. Phone Rod ., 9th St. rji Hr''MT' ''llr''Tir' ':rTf!' f "'in' ,nm ii h . Illillllilli-jm'rri;':,!,.," ....yu ,lWi. iu .m iuiji, , in.. mj, m,...,ai .in. I. pi fi) 31 HJall Paper Sale.... In order to make room we will sell for the next GO davs the nicest line of wall paper in the city, at P, prices that will please. All new (j goods and nice bright patterns. Pj PRESTON & HALES Special attention given to paper haoging and decorating by the best artiste. .Leare your orders. "WW ..m...ii. .ill. by W L SpfOlal lo Iho Guard Pobtland, Dec 1. Fair this after. uoon ami tonight. Sundav Inoro.,,,, nl...ll .... . . " """""', louowed by rain. Bkals. u. W. KAYS FURNITURE CO FM8RLMERS and FUNERAL DIRECTORS Hew It the lime to Paint Patten Sun Proof Faints.. Are gnarentwd to be pare-' Loos tor lied seal on eacb can. 16 to i lOlbs DO Hugarll.00 Uubreakable doll head lfio aud up. Seedless raisin per lb 100. Nlckle plated all on per tea kettle ll.oa Complete cobbler outfit tl.26. 1 lb plug good chewing tobacco 25a. Umbrellas 60o and up. Our ladlee fancy embroidered So band- kercblrfs can't lie beat. Uood i ew prune per pound l)o No 1 nutmegs per do 5n, S Key West Havana cigar to. Our holiday good are arriving dally uom early before stock 1 broken. AX BILLY. DepartmantlSlor Ladies'Misses' and Gldrens' Jacke and apes. For ono week oncinR Jronday, Novembor 2Gth, A1or om" cnti,t '' at a reduction IHr C01lt. or i off rogular price, s J'our rrortunity. Do not mm it. Pointer for Eugene. T)..tt.. . . . iM su.-Tbe municipal .,i opeyer today adopted """"""" lo P'ace a oommemoratlve wuietin the house where the late neury uinrrt was born. " " " tur ARR.sTKi).-Pollcemau Croner .r, rested two Huniilcut boys, aged 8 and iu .years respectlvelv. thla ali.m .... - - ,1, ii , .... ,,i.K , ule jiores 0f Jl irReraiHii.M Ingham. Some tov. i. mm i uu ineir persona, live on Eighth street. Tbey Bors.-To Rev and Mr laud, Nov 29, 1000, a son. J A Cle- s. Among the tens of thousands who have ued Chamberlain's l-nn.,1, edy for cold, lu ,a r,ppe dur patfew years, to our knoledee. M . -n una reuiil in pneumonia Tl.. WbHlM,! A Co., 2'40 wCh venue. Chkago, e 0, lUe 1 inent retail drugi.i. i , .. ,n v uaiiiueriaiir Cough lairripjw in many c.iscs, culy glv prompt and oo'i Coverv. hut . , "'"iiieraelB snv ten d,;y of,. ,,,mtorttUll lny'" ' f r al i- tir LA.Nil.ilm ' U Ilftfc'pSil''' music house, MORRIS 4 CRAW, Proprietor Fine line of Piano ami Onrw rooitrf ou hand, BlnsiuK, linn Mhd Hn The celebratwi Trowbrititte Pianos told cheap for ch or i 1'ayuicntfl. 9ih Si. Opposite Hoffman, fqw t Firemen's Election, The annual elrntlnn ni n.o t- fire Department for ihepinii . n.i. . . " . .i,Wraiio an assUtant will be held Monday, December 3, from 1 to 6 v iu fireman's ha 1. Th io.i offlclals are M 8 Hubble, judge, W W Bievens and Kd Cluer, clerks. The Rescue Hose n..n. i,. placed JE Jenninea for chief 3URiueer and n w um loughby will be the ranHM.t. .1 " 1 , , ui me v-j.uub se company. No candl- , rormally appeared for essls ...u.au.iBrnoon, but a number are . Utber canrliil.i.. r. ! iUD fnmi th other Pnm...iu. IT Uepartmeut. .ud tl 1 ": ..l ! On an lottr...!,,.. " ne com Remedy It not complete rv- luterestiug phase. HOP NEVS.-W00dburn Iuiter.en.1. eut: A few growers still bold their hops lu expectation of hiiiher prices Oilers are made of 14 cents. 1 st.w lork Pacilica were 1KJ cents f,.r .. few days ago. Jtuyers are still active, but will not go above IS cents not withstanding the in irket value lu the Jt-ast, The Best Plaster. A piece of flannel dsiiil""1 Chamberlain's Pain Hilm and to the affected pine is ni( .1 for to -l plaster. V hen trotib'nl B back or chist, give It a trial and ye0' certain to be more than pliawd4 the nrnmt.r. relief wliit'll It l"Kil Palu Halm aleo cures rtiennuli One application gives relit I. r'r by Osbur.n A Delano, liniit'"' Stray Hoo. A sirav l"W f " found at Walklne A Mil er - l ."i!lW vard. Owner ran have same by raV inir on Henry Hobl aud rTW charges. Oar & Henderson. Underlain, i" Emhatmsrs. Cor. W. and 7th sti. KoRmer Kt'oEN eitk. Jerry lum, r oitene, hai opened a gro- ,o 'y store lu Albany. The Guard The Popular Books Tommy and Grizei Keijjn of Law, Master .liristian, Eleanor, Houne of the Wolf, and many others at Schwarzschiiaf Set the new (IRaoa book . mane mm success.