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About Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1900)
Daily Eugene Guard FRIDAY DECEMBER 7 All Popular Brands of CIGARS FOB SALE AT Julius Goldsmith's 8UR0 Telephone, No Main 191. l'JOO Ramblers 35. Wood for sale. F L Chambers'. A floe Hue of opera glasses at Watts. Mud guards, 23e set. MoClanahan. Or Lowe, optician, with J S Luckey Bee tbe new collarettes at Hampton Bros. Hot waflles and maple sprup at the Louvre. Eugene heartily weloomes the Y M C A boys. Oet your glaswe at Watts' and save two dollars. Hue Day & Henderson's samples of out order carpets. Wood for sale. Inquire at the stor of J U Green A Bon. The front of Chambers' new build ing is a handsome one. Bee the fine line of holiday goods at the Corner Drug Store. Slaughtering prices on pianos and organs at Rankin's Muslo House. MO Warner tunes pianos and organs, Repairing and polishing, F L Chambers has received another carload of Oliver plows. Always go to McOolre's restaurant, Ninth street, for chicken on Bundays. Air tight stoves. 44 styles to select from at F L Chambers'. None can equal the Ninth street res taurant for a obeap substantial meal. Bloyole supplies MoClanahan. The Luavre Is open day and night. Flrat-olass weals. Micyole repairing MoClanahan. For a good square meal go to ihe Louvre. Hurprlslngly low prices on pianos anil organs at Baoklu's Muslo Btore. Bllverware, watohes and jewelry, the best line for Christmas lu the oily at Watts' Smokeless shotgun cartridges 60 cents a box. F L Chambers'. Toilet art loles of every description for the holiday trade at the Corner Drug Si ore. A Whitney piano makes a pleasing Christmas gift. Banktn sells them. Rambler bicycles now 35.00. If you have been eating at tho other l!aoes why not try the Louvre New poeket knives, all sizes, shapes andprloee. Quality guaranteed. Mo Clanahan. A beautiful scarf and stool scooni- panles each piano sent out from Ran kin's Musio House. B D Paine & Co have a very fine dis play of mounted Chinese pheasants li their show window. Don't buy your dishes for the boll days until you see Watts' new stock of soavenlr. china, which will be opened up about Deo loth. The Corner Drug Btore has Just re ceived a nice line of sundries for the holiday trade. Call and see them. Tinware guaranteed for a years ai F L Chambers. Tonight at Q A R ball the Rescue and Cyolone Hose Companies will give a olnt banquet, A very enjoyable time la anticipated. 40 second-hand boaters and air-tight btaters at F L Chambers. Bloyole repairing and sundries. K K McClanahan, If you waut somethlnir line, speo- taoles, watches, Jewelry or silverware, don't fall to call on Watts, first door north of Grillln Hardware Co. The Borosis Danolng Club will give their second party of the season at Armory Hall tonight. Excellent ruu slo bas been engaged and it will be one of the swellest social aflalm held in Kugene this winter. This organisation has among Its members the beet young people of the city and auuoess Is as sured Its party tonight. No one can reasonably hope for good health unless his bowels move once eaoh day. When this Is not attended to, disorders of the stomach arise, biliousness, headache, dyspepsia aud piles soon follow. If you wish to avoid these ailments keep your bowels regu lar by taking Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablet when required. They are so easy to take and mild and gentle In effect. For sale by W I. DeLano, druggist. Headache Piin tick of your eyes? Heivy pressure in your fceid? And ire you sometimes dint ind dizzy? Is your tongue coiled? Bid tiste in your mouth ? And does your food distress you? And tre you troubled shout sleeping? Then your liver is 11 wrons. But there is i cure. Tis Ayer's Pills, 20 enta. All dniggUU. Ayr P11U at directlyon tht Htm. ThT cure conitlpntluii, bliloutu", bud Bcha, nd drtpepal- for lty yaara they hv been the Btaudsvrd Family JUU. J. W. KAYS FURNITURE CO FVSALHERS tnd FUNERAL DIRECTORS New li lh tltw to Paint nri wh.n paint)! tha Bait. lion's Sun Proof ;P aists. AratiianntoMl to be loos lot Had aval on ooh oan. Young msn of the Y M C A, Eugene Is yours. The big maple trees on Beyentb street alongside the Day blook are being cut into cord wood. Memorial services In boeor of the late Henry Villard will be held at the U O on December 19. Tbework of plastering the south half or the upper story of the Day blook bas been finished. Rev Morton L Rose, pastor of tbs First Christian ohurch of Eugene, Is holding revival services fn the Chris tian church at MoMlnnvlIle. The Weekly Guard went to press today. Buy a oopy and send it to your friend In the East. It is a good advertisement of Eugene and Lane county. Jaa San ford ha. purobased from J M Hodson the quarter block on the north west oorner of 7th and Oak streets and will build a lodging bouse on a portion of the property. , Portland Telegram: "Rsv O A Wooddy, D D, superintendent of the Baptist Missions, has gone to Denver to take part in the oonierenoe on mis sionary matters." Mr Wooddy is graduate of the U O. The regular meeting or the W O T XI will be held Saturday , Deoember 8, at 8 o'clock p m, In the parlors of the Methodist church. All temperance workers cordially Invited to attend. Albany Deraoorat: There was a "foroed" wedding at the court house yesterday, omitted from the papers by tpeolal request. The mother of the bride was present and very properly iaw that the oeremony was oarrle dout. Albany Democrat: The Ban Fran. olsco Examiner plaoes tbe order of the football teams of tbe oosst as follows: Stanford, California, Oregon, Relianoe, Nevada and Ban Jose. The Mult ooniahs can beat Nevada, Relianoe and Ban Jose for keeps, and would make It tropioal for California. The Oregona have a better reoord for the season than California. Sacrifice Sale. The Rankin Muslo House In con sideration of paBt favors and expeoting a continuance of the same in the future beiiB to announce to tbe publlo of Eu gene and vicinity that special prices will be made on tbe entire stock or musical merchandise, partloalarly pianos and organs, until January 1st, 1901. In the Hue or pianos handled by the house will be found the world-famed Kimball, whloh took the gold medal iver all others at the Chicago World's Pair and the Omaha Kxposltlon; the Peerless Cblokerlng, Ihe artists' obolos, and the sweet toned Weber, besides Whitney, Bcubert, Bluger, Hlnie and others. Prloes never before known in this town will be offered to the musio living public. What's the Matter With the Doctah? No one Is Interfering with his little 10-oent trade, but he bides behind stump, (there are too many men who are willing to act the ttump), and hoots his little blanks that thought ful people have learned to else up by the oa 1 1 tire of tbe man. I have authorised the proprietors cf the Register and Uuakd to pay the sum of aio to anyone that will produce a case where I failed to make my holi day spectacle oner good. J. O. Watts. Dry Wood For Sale. Dry wood fur sale. Leave orders at J W White's store or Bterner A Wrlght'p, or at my realdenoo, corner of Twelfth aud Fi rry streets. T N Plank Lost. A $16 overooat In Eugeue, Will pay reward for return ot same, or for Information leading to lis recovery. M H Hubble. itmous Wcdgewood Cameo China. Blue bjdy with raised cameo figures. Dainty pieces. Sugars oad O roams Jugs Tozpois Matoh Djko3 Pin Tray a Vr?sos Our Prices Just Like rinding Money. Cr-Mi An: 1:r.2 lajcTliniTsa Gx IS NINTH ST. acTWIKN WILLAMKTTt AND 0R. lUOtNt. OIMQON. REAL ESTATE DEAL. Capitalists From the East Pur chase Six Acres on Madison Street. Attorney Chas Klssenger has made all arrangements fur the final consum mation or a deal between B D McOuIre, tbe well known gardener or this city, and capitalists from the East, wherein tbe former transfers to tbe latter six acres, containing a d'zen or more lots, on Madison street, Just north of tbe railroad and west of Bpenoer'a butte, for tbe sum or f MO. We understand It is the Intention of the purchasers of these lota to erect a number or dwelling bouses thereon in tbe spring. This will be quite an Im provement for that portion of tbe olty. Tbeee lots are a bargain at tbe prloe named. Fuller particulars of tbe deal will be published later. Grateful to the Woodmen. While lying on ber death bed in Baywards, California, on Ibe lftth of last August, Mrs Mary F O'Neill dic tated the following letter to tbe offloers and members or Cypress Camp or that olty: "Now that I am about to depart thla llfo to join my beloved husband, wbo was one of your most loyal members, I oannot restrain myself from saying to you somewhat of tbe gratitude I bave felt for your extreme kindness to blm prior to his death; for your great con sideration and sympathy for me dur ing my Intense sorrow after he had passed away; and for the many thoughtful ooDrtesles and belpful aota and words yon bave extended to me daring my long Illness. "I would be wanting In thankful ness If I did not tell yon of tbe great joy It gave me to listen to tbe sweet and loving oeremony whloh yonr lodge held over tbe grave of my dear hus band at the time of tbe unveiling of your monnment in his memory. Tbe kindly interest which Woodmen of the World takes in their members and their members' families, should rain for you a lasting foothold in the world and It Is my wish that yon may con tinue long In tbe land and that yon may grow and prosper." This order woald probably be tbe best one for you to join. It gives lots for little. You should Inquire about it and learn. The Fall of Brooklyn Bridge. .The Brooklyn bridge is being weak' ned by eleotrolyeis. Its four great oablea are live wires through whioh wildcat ourrents are oonstantly flow. Ing. Tbese are escaping to the ground tbrongb the anohoragea, which tbey are eating away at an estimated rate of nine tons a year. The oonolUBlon is that tbe electrolytic effect must be overcome at onoe or tbe bridge may some day fall Into the river, or it may have to be olosed. Hsalth is often undermined In a like manner by tbe negleot or trlval matters. Constipa tion, indigestion, dyspepela. bilious ness or nervousness should be checked at onoe. Bostetter's Btomaoh Bitten will do It. No other medicine Is as good for all disorders of tbe stomaoh Don't rail to give It a trial. . American Beauty la the name given to tbe most ele gant line of ladles' footwear to be re tailed for (2.60. We have these beautl ful shoes In .eight different styles. High cut storm shoes, light sole dress shoes in patent leather, viol and vest ing tops. Tbese goods will be dis played In our oorner window tor four days. T A Gilbert. PERSONAL, E O Lake, of Jdarrlsburg, Is in Eu gene. Barry BrUtow, ol Cottage Grove Is In Eugene. J P Jones, ol the B P R R, "as In Eugene today, J F Walker, the pioneer ot Walker Station, Is In Eugene. James Boflman returned from Port land this afternoon. Johnny Keeuey, the blind man, went to Goshen today. W H Abrama came down from Cot tage Grove this afternoon. Jaa Dixon and wife are here frcm Pipestone, Minn, to locate. J D Carroll, of Union is visiting bis son, W T Carroll, In Eugene. President Lee of Albany College, waa an arrival on tbe afternoon train. J V Lewis and Mr Shelvelbeck, of Cottage Grove, visited Eugene today. Mrs Hohl, of Cottage Grove, visited relatives and friends in Eugene today, Lester Luckey, of Portland, arrived up last night to visit bis parents and many Mends. C Cole, the well known Isabel mer chant, and George Kelly, or Wendllng, were in Eugene today. Internal Revenue Inspector Bobbs, or McMinnvllle, waa in tbe city yes terday and today. City Marshal R O Brady Ib at Cres- well on business today and Bobt Pratt la taking his plaoe. JB Rbinehart, formerly of Eugene, but nowof Jacksonville, was In tbe olty today. Be lift for his home tbia afternoon. Miss Clara Young, of Astoria, a for. mer student of the U O, arrived In Eugene this morning to visit with her many friends here. Lawrence Kaarsberg, the football coach, goes to Snoqualmie, Wash, to morrow to aocept a position with the eleotrio light plant at that plaoe. Frank White the real estate dealer and assayer at Cottage Grove, who bas been visiting bis mother here for week, returned borne this afternoon. Pendleton E O: Geary Kimball, who bas been visiting friends at Eu geue for tbe past two weeks, returned home this morning, having bad very pleasant time. Mies Pearl Sheythe, or Kalama, Wash, who has baeu visiting her unole and aunt, Mr and Mrs Wils Owen, for a couple ot weeks, left on tbe 1:10 train this afternoon for home. On Appeal. The case of Ola Bharp respondent vs A J Johnson appellant, appeal from Lane county, Hon J W Hamilton, judge, was argued in the supreme court at Balem yesterday, This Is tbe case wherein R R Hays sold the race borne, "Black Alder" to T C Bharp and B L Bradley for tbe sum of $450. That is the amount in volved. SOCIAL. Wald House. Board and lodging at tbe Wald House at f 3.50 per week H O Hanon, Proprietor. Jersey Cows. Two Hue Jersey cows for sale. Inquire at Guard oftioe. No Gripe, t&sn Or dlHComfort, no Irritation cf the in teatlnna but gentlo, prompt, tboMub healthful ole&nsing, wlica you take Hood's Ptffs Sold by all rirutrplsts. 21 otmtfl SCOTT'S EMULSION of cod-liver oil is the means of life and enjoyment of life to thousands: men women and children. 11TI ... . .. vvnen appetite tans, it re stores it. When food is burden, it lifts the burden. When you lose flesh, it brings the plumpness of health When work is hard and duty is heavy, it makes life bright It is the thin edge of the wedge; the thick- end is food. But what is the use of food, when you hate it, and can't di gest it? Scott's emulsion of cod liver oil is the food that makes you forget your stomach. WVU trad r ttle to try. U ytio Ilka, tCOri BOWNE, m Purl street. New York. BIRTHDAY PARTY. A number other frleuds gave Mrs Clint Brsnsletter a surprise birthday party at ber borne on Eighth strret last evening. Tbe evening was spent with games, pleasant conversation, etc, and a luncheon was served during tbe evening. Those present were Mr and Mrs Clint Branstetter, Mr and Mrs John Wltbrow, Mesdames Wlthrow, Bheets, Lakln, Lemley and Brown; Rev J F Clayoomb, Asa Branstetter and Fred Lemley; M lanes Viola and Mary G lbert. H A L CLUB. Yesterday alternoon Mrs W C Yoran entertained tbe HAL Club at ber home on Fourth and Washing ton streets. A very pleasant afternoon was spent by all present. Quests present: Mrs R L Willongbby, Mrs E O Potter, Mrs Perry (Oakland, Cal.) Mrs Margaret Kinaey. Members pressnt: Mesdames A T Cookerllne, B N Cookerllne, J Horn, J W Kays, O Link, B H Miller, R McMorpbey, G D Linn, Robt Pratt, FWeatberbee, WC Yoran, L L Wbitson, Minnie Buckman, W L Cheshire, Misses Day and Yoran. Lodge Elections, KNIGHTS OP PYTHIAS. Last evening Helmet Lodge No 83, K of P.eleoted the following officers for tbe ensuing term: I T Klcklin, C O, L H Patterson, V O, O E Roberts, Prelate, C C Kauflman, M of W, C L Winter, K of R and 8, V W Brown M of E, O A WIntermeier, M of F, R O Brady, M of A, H A Vincent, 16, W L Cheshire, O G, R B Huston, Trustee The endowment rank eleoted dicers as follows: W L Cheshire, Pres, R B Huston, Vloe president, F L Poindex ter, Secretary. MODERN WOODMEN. Eugene camp, No 6837, Modern Woodmen ot America, elected new offloers last night as follows: R Mo- Murpbey.VC, Edwin Wright, ad visor, M L York, banker, David Link, clerk, E L Irvln, escort, H A Bobwering, watchman, W C MoGulre, sentry, W W BtevenB, manager, F E Belover, W L Cheshire, J W Harris, physlolans. R MoMurphey, delegate to state camp. "Uncle Josh Spruceby." The old favorite "Uncle Josh Bpruoe by" will be at The Paikernext Tues day evening. This popnlar play Is now la Its tenth eucoessful season. Tbe oharmof the play is in Its ruatis sim plicity. Tbe scenes are taken from Vermont rural life, aud the character of "Uncle Josh" as tbe honest old farmer is true to life. The story is told in a manner that is irresistible. Mr Levis has staged tbe piece in splendid shape, and it affords ample opportunity for displaying the start ling mechanical effeots whloh are In troduced. Thirty-five people are in the company. A big parade and band concert la given dally at noon by tbe splendid oonoert band whloh is oarried by the eompay. r I. OUR LOSS. 3 25 per centra To elosi? out several lines of Mens' Suits. About 50 of them. Wc offer you your Ppn2S33!3Ei choice at a reduction U your LI of 25 per cent GAIN 25 per cent. 18.00 Suite Less 25 per cent, now $6.00 10.00 Suits Loss 25 per cent, now $7.50 ' $12.00 Suits Less 25 percent, now $9.00 $15.00 Suits Less 25 percent, now $11.25. See window display- S, H. FRIENDLY SPECIAL ALL THIS WEEK shell Just Received. Novelties in goods. Come and see them. Ax Billy. Delegates to tbe Y M O A conven tion are arriving on every train. Companies A and 0 and the Fourth Regiment band will hold their annual eleotlon in the armory tonight. Only four cents per mile is now obarged on the Mohawk branch rail road trains. A sbort time ago ten cents per mile was obarged. Wm Waddle has Installed In his saloon a "Reglna Corona." It is a musical instrument of beautiful tone and bas attracted considerable atten tion. For twenty years I hare repaired watches, clocks and jewelry. Bring me your work and get an expert job at a reasonable price. JA Maurer, two doors above Hotel Eugeue. Dave B Levis' big production of "Unole Josh Bpruceby" will be seen at The Paikeron Deo. 11th. A oarload or special soenery, two big bands, a solo operatlo orchestra, and a compauy or 36 people are some or the features promised, and many novel specialties will be Introduced. The play this year is handsomely staged and a splendid company of aotlng people has been engaged for tbe production. The great saw mill scene Is Introduced with all Its startling reallstlo effeots among other special scenery carried by the company. 1 Tarn 17 FULL WEIGHT. E. flATLOCK 9th Street, Eugene. C C Hammond's 1 - Qaft and Bakery, 4i Regular Meals 20c Short Orders and Lunches. AH Prices; New First Class Cook Greatest Variety of Bakery goods in the CITY. 12 Kinds of Cakes Maccarons; Dough nuts Cakes, P,9,,, Rolls etc: ' Free Leliveryst all hours. Kj, door F L Chambers' Something New. at the J30NBONIERE. Hot Soda, just the thing for cold weather. Fresh Oysters, both Eastern and Olympia. FREE DELIVERY. Phons Rsd SS-4, 9th St. H. W.DUNN. m "rTirvTrwi- nr m if tmr-wrmF nr w FpMJILdllL.a.JL.dlU Ulall 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 1 Special attention Riven to paper hanging and decorating by the beat arti&tn. Leave your orders. iv k m.mm.imtmiMtjt'JkSi-m.M til Hotel Arrivals. HOFFMAN. Geo W Catching, Coburg 3 F Kelly, Coburg Geo H Kelly, Coburg C Cole, Isabel Wra Perman, Cottage Urove BN Gross, Wendllng H W Churchill, Wendllng J E Ransom, Utlca H Q Parrott, Ht Louis I 8 Nather, N Y I B Hammond, Portland N H Elliott, MoMlnnvlIle E W Elliott, MoMiunville P L Dow, 6 F V M German, 8 F (J A Mann, Portland KUC1ENE. J B gaber, 8 F B Bmeed, Waltervllle Frank Bell, Albany, Texas W D Rockefeller, Wendllng G Li Savage, balem O C Andrews, Belfast, Wash Dock Smith, Wendllng J H Hay, Portland Fred B Hniith, Chicago. R N McClauaban, Med fold J W Watson, Portland FB Smith, Chicago M W Clure, Chicago Mrs J Q Darnellle, Junotlon W H Arthur, Wolf Creek D I Anthony, 8 F TE Webster, 8 F 8 Bleck, N Y M W Bartmen, C'orvallis JRoy R Howard, Corvallia W I Coleman, Hadleyvllle Unole Billy Wriglit. tbe celebrated horse radish man is in tbe city and Is selling huge quantities of his splendid appetizer. Buy some and you will always be his patron. Girl Wanted. Enquire of Mr J M Shelly at once. "Put Money in Thy Purse." But first get (he purse. If ynn ut in doubt as to where to uinse ibeut' chase, consult us. When we tell jes that we have the besi value In pons everofrered in the city, we uy iW we think is capable of drtnonstnila, and if we do not convince you that ii is a fact, then we will absolve fa from any obligation you ma; bin felt to buy of us. Tbis Is a ne li" with us, therefore everything ii ' and fresh nothing sulKd or lbs worn.. Special attention is called our $1.00 line of genuine pl!, alllgiW and Russia leather purswt with ttcrlioj silver trimmings. We bave lf variety of styles, ranging lu price Inn 5o cents up. Notice sample In ! dow. Yerinows, Ninth Street Drue hart Just Received. Some altracllve UesigDS In pW mounts, from the East, Belwled ticularly for the holiday trade. T swellest little photo yet lonctliri the new oval, The (iaiiishnni V will ell want some when you netlli'" So call early for a siting. We bave time to du justice xn joj. Ap pointments therefore pn-h-rred. I'M1! dayB wood. Best hour? fnai 10 W 1 o'clock. D BRIS AM HALM Da & Henderson. LMuaWl W Embaltners. Cor. WH. ' M stl CHRISTMAS TIM Are here and we are ready for yon with a larger stock than ever before. DOLLS, Doll heads of TOYS. Iron and Wood RUBBER TOYS and dolls for , ... MUUU UI1U UU11S every description and everything. the baby ALBUMS, BOOKS, GAMES. 3 Magic lanterns and extra plates for same. ... engines .unaware, Jewelry, Handkerchiefs of .....i.c, lomv xiaov S lOfis nnri n inrwra f men, Candv. Nuts. Piotnra Trm0 l f - -vvui v M. JUUJC3, .rteKlMSF ,Dd dl,ect AX BILLY DEPARTMENT STORE. A brand new and complete stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware, and Spectacles. at the lowest pn .T A MAUER ' 2 ,,. .1H.1 The Popular Books Tonimvan.l (.!ri"' Reign of Law, Master Jliiila' Eleanor, .t House of tho Voir, and many others a' Sm the 1 1 !.V--ii l.'-
