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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard S.VTUltDA.Y -- DECEMBER 29 All Popular Brands of CIGARS FOR BALK AT Julius Goldsmith's GUARD Telephone, No Main 191. Weather sorlsl to ths nrd Portland, Doo sad Sunday. 29. Fair tonight Bbals. 19U0 Ramblers $36. Wood for sale. F L Chambers'. After Monday date your letteri 1801 Knives, forka anil spoons at Watt's, Nothing served tloe ul tha Louvre. Fine seleotlon of water sets. Ax Billy. A fine line of opera glasses at Watts. Mud guardH, 25e set. MoClanahan. Ur L-iwe, optioi.in, .tti J A l.uckey Ohloken dinner every Bundayattbe Louvre. Nuts and candy by the ton Ax Billy's. Coffee like your mother made, at the Louvre. First-olasi board $8 per week at the Louvre. Get your glasaat Watts' aodsave two dollars. Royal meulB ami best attention, at the Louvre. Bee Day & Usinlei u's samples of out order oarets. . Woo', for sila. 1 iqulM at tbe stor of J U Oreeii dc riou. When wanting d-'liolous soup go to tho Louvre. M O Warntr tunrs pianos and organs, Repairing and polishing.. F L Chambers has reoeived another carload of Oliver plows. 20 per cent off on all holiday goods until Feb 1. J U Green & Bon. Fifty per cent dlioouut on all our decsrated ware. Corner Drug Store, Always go to MoQulre's restaurant - Ninth street, for chicken on Sundays Air-tight stoves. 44 style i to select from at F L Chambers'. None can equal the Ninth street res taurant for a cheap substantial meal. Bicycle supplies MoClanahan. Fifty per oent discount on all our deoorated ware. Corner Drug Store. Tbe Louvre is open day and night. First-class meals. AI Autjn will re-open his cigar store, next door to J H MoCIung's store, tonight. Bloycle repairing MoClanahan. Leave orders for the Great Annual Number of the Oregonlan with Geo F Craw, agent.' - Bmokeless shotgun cartridges 60 r:nts a box. F L Chambers'. Rambler bloyoles now $36.00. New pocket knives, all sizes, shapes and prices,' Quality guaranteed. Mo Clanahan. ' 20 per oent off on all holiday goods until Feb 1. J U Green & Bon. Bloyole lamps, 65 cents. F L Cham bers'. Revival servloes begin Sunday at both the United Bretbern and Curl tlm churohes. A new thing In airtight stoves, viz: A pretty one that will stay airtight. Bee tbemat it ruamners'. All goods sold without regard to cost at the Corner Drug Store for the balance of the holidays. 40 eeooud-hand heaters and air-tight beaters at F L Chambers. If you want aomethinii fine, spec tacles, watches, Jewelry or silverware, don't fall to call on watts, first door north of Griffin Hardware Co, TbeEntrous Nous Club of Balem, gave a party Wednesday night, Among those present were Misses Rosalie Frlsndly and Leone Palna, of Eugene. Independence Enterprise, Dae 27: Mr and Mrs Bberman Mays were ngera to Portlaud last Thursday, VfiSI Ur Hays went for medical treatment. Tbey rstums-a on Tuesday evenlng.v .Mrs Hays Is now able to be around again. Bloyole repairlug and sundries. ;E E MoClanahan. Mrs Capt Geary, of Corvallls, has msde a compromise with the Insurance company In whloh her husband was Insured, acoeptlng 13,000 In lieu of tbe claim of 15,000. She should havs received the whole amount. The insurance oorapany olalmed that they had not been notified tbat be was a soldier. Day & Henderson, Undertakers and Embalmen. Cor. Hi and 7th stt. ITALIAN 5tUCCO STATUARY MkMSnlXmM present. Ws , havs a nic onlloction soil thsy are cheap. We alo havs and auintaflt A mom of Wall Paper, A oaa Davlea Varniah Stain A boi of Gold l'alnt, or An Artist's Outfit. Ws will deliver any ol thtas gooJa on Xdm Kvs for you. L A. OVERTON. 8th Street. Easy Colds Are you frequently hoarse f Do you have that annoying tickling in your throat? Would you feel relieved if you could raise something? Does your cough annoy you at night, and do you raise more mucus in the morning ? Then you should always keep on hand a bottle of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral If you have a weak throat, you cannot be too careful. You cannot begin treatment too early. Each cold makes you more liable to another, and the last one is always the harder to cure. Three sizes: 25c Mc, $1.00. If roar druggist cannot lupply yon, lend m oca dollar and wa will axpreii a large bottle to you, all charge, prepaid. He tare and give na roar neereit expreie office. Address, J. C. AYSS Co RAILR04D NOTES. From the Lines East of Eugene Rumors, Etc. Special Correapondenoe. Bpbihofihlp, Deo 129, 19CD. A register hat been placed at tbe Mobawk Junotlon, one mile east of Springfield, All trains passing this point ars compelled to reoord their arrival and departure. Conduotor W B Bullls, who has been In charge of the steam shovel train, has been promoted to tbe Mo bawk run. Conduotor E LaForesb succeeds Mr Bullls on tbe steam shovel train. There Is a rumor that the railroad bridge aorosstbe WlllemetteatBprlng field will not be built this coming year. The opening of the Mohawk branch and a time schedule thereon leaves this run to tbe oldest employe desiring tbe same. It Is said there will be strong competition for the run, as It Is considered a very desirable Job, both In hours and pay. C B Freeland will leave for his home In California In a few days. Mr Freeland has had obarge of the oon struotlon of the Mobawk branch, and has oompleted bis work In this line. Probably the slowest time made on any railroad in this oountry Is that of the Mohawk branch. Thlnun through a level valley oountry from Baring field to Wendllng, a dlstanee of six teen miles, takes ouly, 1 hour and 45 minutes to get over tbe road. Try it a trip. You may never see ansther ohance to travel bo slow by rail. Thursday afternoon the steam shovel broke down aud necessitated tbe taking of the same to the oar shops at Portland for repairs. It was taken down by an extra Thbrsdey night and returned to Natron early this Batur day morning, and Is now at lis old stand digging dirt. Tbe trestle is be ing rapidly filled and In about two weeks work nf Oiling on tbe MoKenzle bridge trestle will commence. It Is estimated It will take four months to fill this trestle. To the Public. I am now prepared to serve oyster, clams, short orders, dairy lunehea and regular meals. Open nights. Hammond's Cafe. Additional Local Mattih. To day's Inside pages of the Guard con tain as muoh or more local matter than the outside pages. The safe way to get the news Is read every page of the Guard. Born. In Oregon City, Deo 28, 1900, to Mr and Mrs K H Qabbert, an j pound girl. M rs Gabbert was formerly Miss Stella Rowland. All goods sold without regard to oost at the Corner Drag Btore for tbe balance of the holidays. George Uouok, the leading Angora goat man In the state, says bis Hooks are doing exoeedlngly well this winter, better In fact, than for years. All kinds of little hardware that Is needed about tbe house In casters plolure nails, stove knobs, stove mloa stove urns, screw books and a thous and other necessaries at F L Cham bers', 25 Far Cent Or 1-4 Of On all Holiday Goods for two wooks only. 10 per off on Men's and Boys' Clothing. 60c porsctor tOc oacn for a sot of nice China cups and saucors. Plain and fancy teapots at cost. AX BILLY DEPARTMENT STORE. J A Waddle is In tbe city. Walter Luskey is at Burnt-, Oregon. Ralph Whipple, f I ottnge Orove, Is In Eugene. Attorney Woodouck visited Junotlon City today. J E Aftftln, of HjirlOfcfleld, Is niov Ing to Kugsue. Miss Mable Craw returned home this afternoon. Geo Holland went to Cottage Grove this afternoon. Chas Ltvesley, a Portland bop buy er, Is In tbe city. . Superintendent Win Miller has re turned from Albany. Miss Ioi:e Zelgler has gone to Grants Pass to visit her sister. Attorney H D Norton returned to Grants Pass this afternoon? W Waddle and Oscar Parson wsnt to Junotlon this afternoon. Miss Nettle Whitney arrived up from Albany this afiornoou. Chas Littlefleld arrived today from Seattle and la visiting friends here. W T Kayser, tbe well known El mlra citizen, was in Eugene yesterday. Miss May Roach, of Barrlsburg, Was an arrival on the !S:08 train tcday. Bey F E Bllllnglon went to Cottag Grove this afternoon to fill bis pulpli there tomorrow. A Hunt, formerly owner of a shot store here, was in town last night and today, returning to Cieswell this after noon, Mrs J M Abrams and daughter Lu cille returned last night from a two months' visit with friends at Weiser, Idaho. Jacksonville Times: Miss Belle Potter left for Eugene Saturday, U spend the holidays 'with Mine Issii MoCully. Mrs Sadie Downing and Mrs Mary Garrison started for Tulare, Cal, this afternoon, after visiting In Eugene a ooupls of days. R U VoClenaban, representing Palm, Whitman A Palm, olgar manu facturers, of Medford, went south on this afternoon's train. Bishop Castle, of Elkhart, Iod, ar rived in Eugene on the afternoon train from tbe north and will preaoh at the U B church tomorrow morning. Arm Broken. Yesterday afternoon Paul Green, an employe of Frazer's Iron Works, was tbe unlucky vlotlm of an accident wbloh resulted in s broken arm. Young Green was oiling some pulleys about ten feet above tbe floor when in some manner he fell, striking bis asft arm on a plede of Iron, breaking one of tbe bones of the fore arm. Drs Paine k Kuykendall set the bone. Died. Major Mite, a member of Eugene Lodge No 357 B P O Elks, died In Hew York City yesterday. He was said to be the smallest Elk In stature In tbe United States, bnt be was a great entertainer. 20 per oent ofl on all holiday goods until Feb 1. J TJ Green A Bon. Scenic Souvenirs Nothing like them anywhere. Local scenes on beautiful Crown China, Placques and Piates. Cliff Houso .' Fort Point , YosomUo Old Missions Lick Observatory Washington Oapltol Our Prices Just Like Finding Money Great American iBportbic Tea Co. IS NINTH ST. BCTWICN WILLAMETTE AND OAK, KUQKNK ORCOON , USE GOOD JUDGMENT IN BUYING ..Holiday Presents.. If you desire to purchase presents that will.be usoful and approciatod by tho re cipient, we have just what you want. Handkerchiefs, Mufflers, Fur Sets, Gloves, Umbrellas, Fur Capes, Neckwear, Collarettes, Fur Boas. Our store is full of good things for the Holidays, Si Hi Just Arrived, Tho New L'Aiglon and Sec them. Do You Wear Shoes Except Sorosis Shoes Men's $5.00 shoe, Men's 4.00 shoe, Men's 3.50 shoe, Mon.'s 3 00 shoe, Men's 2.50 shoe, LADIES' SHOES. Ladies' $5.00 shoe, all styles $3.50 Ladies' 4.00 shoe, all styles 3.00 Ladies' 3.50 shoe, all styles 2.50 Ladies' 3.00 shoe, all styles 2 25 Ladies' 2.50 shoe, all styles 2.00 Ladies' 2.00 shoe, all styles 1.60 SLIPPERS. $3.50 Slippers, 2.50 Slippers, 2.00 Slippers, 1.50 Slippers, Also a large assortment in proportion. 100 pair 100 pair of Children shoes, all kinds 60 cents. T. A. GILBERT. Church Notices. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. , Al the evening service 7 o'clock, the Rev Dr Wallace, of Salem, will preaoh. Other services as usual. John A Cleland. CONGREGATIONAL. Rey H F Wattaoe, D D, of Balem, will preaoh at tbe 10:45 service. Even ing service at 7 o'clock, Mac H Wallace, Minister. o P CHDRCH. Sermon at 10:80 and 7. Sunday school 11:30. YP8CE8., Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 o'olook. J F &.AYCOMB, Pastor, 0HRI8TAIN CHURCH. Evangellstlo services will be held for some weeks, continuing from tomor row. Evangelist Lindsay, a man of great power, hss been seoured to do tbe preaching, The public is cordially invited to attend. Mokton L Rose, Pastor, BAPTIST CHURCH. Hunday soheol 10 a m. Morning worship 11; subject for disoourse: "Our Gift from tbe Past; Our .Debt to the Future." B Y P U 6 p m. Evening worship 7; subject: "Vanity Fair." Prayermeeting Thursday 7 pm. All oordially invited to these servloes, C C lvert Bmoot, Pastor. U. B. CHURCH. Bishop Castle, of Elkhart, Ind, will preach at the morning service and tbe pastor iu the evening. Sunday school at 10 a m. C E at 6 p m. A watch meeting will be held at the ohuroh Monday night. All cordially Invited. J T MERRILL, Pastor. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. "An old Time Quarterly Metttng." Communion services at 10:30 a m special sermon at 8 o'clock by Rev T B Ford, D 1), subject, "Tbe Status and Claims of Little Children In the King dom of God." Members ol other oon gregatlons are urgently requested to attsnd this ssrvloe. Preaching at 7:30 by Dr I D Driver subject, "The Ultl mite Hope of Msn." Watch night services Monday night. W B HOLLINQ8HEAD, Pastor. Special Music Sunday eve ling at the Congregational ohuroh, Miss Louise Yoran will sing accompanied by Mrs L U Hulln, violinist. Gold lMts. FRIENDLY For 30 Days beginning Dec 29 we will sell our entire stock at greatly reduced rates. all styles $3.50 all styles 3.25 all styles all styles all styles 2.G0 2.25 200 all styles $2.25 all styles 1.65 all styles 1.50 all styles 1.25 of Boys' and Girls' shoes cut Misses shoes, 11 to 2, $1.10: 84 to 11, 90 cents; Baby shoes SOCIAL. THE MISSES OILFRY INTRODUCED. Washington, D C, Times, Deo 21 "Mrs Henry H Ullfry, of Salem, Ore gon, Rave a tea at tbe Normandie yesterday afternoon from 5 to 7 o'olock to Introduce her two daughters, the Misses Sara and Helen Gilfry, to the social world. Both pretty buds wore misty white frocks over white taffeta, and carried boquets of roses, tbe for mer preferring American Beauties and the latter La France. "Mrs Gllfry's imported gown of lace over eanary silk was trimmed with burnt orange velvet and her Jewels were diamonds. "Tbe assisting party included Mrs Ooodlow, wife of Postmaster Ooodlow, US N, MrB Huydenkoper, Mrs Lown- der Lavender, Mrs Brooks, of Fort Myer, Miss Hlldegarde M Kenua, Miss Taliaferro, the Misses Bboup and Miss Good low. "Tbe decorations of the first parlor were palms and American Beauty roses. Tbe glowing color gave way to tbe blush pink of La France roses and carnations in tbe Becond parlor, while red roses were used In the dining room together with a prolusion of smllaz and palms. "An orchestra screened by palms, played throughout tbe afternoon aud at the dinner which Mr and Mrs Gllfrey gve later In tbe evening lor the receiving party and a number of gentlemen guests." MISS HOVEY ENTERTAINS. At her pleasant heme on Bizth and Lincoln streets this afternoon, Miss Carrie Hovey entertained a number of ber friends in honor of her coubIo, Miss Eva Roaoh, of Portland, who I visiting here. Tbe afternoon wes de lightfully speut by those present at High Five in whloh a prize was given. In ber winning manner the hostess served a dainty repait whloh was thoroughly enjoyr 1 by all. The fol lowing are the names of the guests present: Misses Eva Roaoh (Port land), Ada Hendricks, Louise Yoran, Stella Robinson, Dee Ankeny, Stella Dorrls, Theresa Friendly, Ermine Thompson, Nellie Oilfrey, Ruby Hen- nncRs, Libble Yoran, Mesdamee Emma Thompson, J E Bronnugh (roruanu), um H Bmltb, L L Whit son, j m young, J w Lowe, T A Gilbert, Frank Osburn, Bettie Hum phrey, N L Roney, Emily Potter. HIGH FIVE PARTY. Dr and Mrs L L Wbltson last even ing aeiigbirully entertained a few of their frleuds at their home on West Seventh street. Tbe principal diversion of tbe evening was tbe playing of tbat ever laminating game of High Five In which Mrs J E Brousugh carried ofl the honors. A luncheon was served daring the evening by ihe hostess. Those present: Mlnses Ad Hemlrlcke, Nfllle Gllfrey, Carrie Hovey, Eva Roach, (Portland) Dee Ankeny, Htella Dorrls, Therexe Friendly, Louise Yoran, Mrs Emma Thompson, Mm J E Bronaugb, Mr and Mrs Rukaeli Colemau, (Coburg) Mesxrs Fred Fl.k, PESnodnrsss, W W Browu, O A Hordy, Q W Grlftln, L T Harris. O Hiaflord. youno folks' pari y. Miss Ermine Ohuroh gave a party at her home ou Wet Flfih street last evening to a number of her young friends. Games were played, music was hail aud refreshments were served Tlu-lgiifsiswerc: Mmw I)e Jennings, Badle Ford, Mary Varfled. aim. MoElrov, Winnie Morgan, Llllle Wood, Ernestine Hpulop, Leone Kays, oi phs re i. laune ust.y, Carl Wabbtirne, Chas Austlu, Burgee Ford, E Mo Cornsck, Artl.ui MoAllster, Roy Ktrns, Eberly Kuyaendsll. A RFCKPTWN. I'mf and Mm J Mrsub gave a r.p ili.n last evening at their elegant home at Eleventh and l'atlerson etreeis, in the University stmlenii who remaned 111 Kll(lel,e (liir ng i, Imliil. j . M,j t Your Opportunity Having purchased tho stock ofm,,,, r Quiner Kilter formerly oW,,l I Tv" and 1. K. l'etors, I will dose out ule Regardless of Cost In order to lay in Special bargains E. flATLOCK 9th Street, Eugene. C C Hammonds Qaft a9d Regular Meals 20c. Short Orders and Lunches. All Prices; New Firet Class Cook Greatest Variety of Bakery goods in the CITY. THE BONBONIERE 9th Street Bakery and Confectionery. All kinds of bakery goods. Fine pastry The choicest line of confectionery in the city Lunches to order. We carry a line of choice cigars. , Fresh oysters served and sold by the can. llemember the place, 9th street next door to the Opera House. FREE DELIVERY. Phons Rsd 45-4, 9th St. PlflpOS Do yon wanta piano? Then consult F. A. RANKIN. Owing to a lot of goods belug snipped to me direct from the factory some two months ago not arriving 'intll ibedny before Christmas, I am overstocked ou Pianos, Organs, Guitars, Mandolins, eto. I will give you bargains in any of theae Inxtrum-eniB.- GENUINE BARGAINS, Esy terms of payment on Pianos and Organs. L'omo and see. F. A. RANKIN, The Up-to-Now Muwio Mau. Hlall Paper 4 PRESTON & HALES Special attention Riven to paper hanging aud decorating by the beet urtirjtu. Leave your ordors. mmt M.JiiLjiiJdiii, m. :m.m,m. jim.,jil. j former students. Prof and Mrs Btraub were assisted In entertaining tbe assemblage of students, numbering nearly 60, by their daughter, Mies Leila, and Misses Either Johnson, Wllla Hanna and Winifred Miller and Mr B C Jakway. Refreshments were served before the merry crowd wended their several ways homeward feeling that the evening was delight- tuny and profitably spent. MILITARY INSPECTION. The quarterly inspection of the Eu gene military organizations, consisting ofCo'sAandU and tbe regimental band, occurred at the Armory last evening. It was attended by a large audience of spectators. Col Geo O Yoran was the Inspeotlug officer, and he found tbe organizations In good working order and tbe state's property in tairiy good condition. After in spection dancing was indulged in for some time. MILLS-BUSH. Married, at tbe borne of tbe bride's parents, at Denver, Colorado, Decern' oer?5, 1900, Miss Alice Resler Mills. daughter ot Bishop and Mrs J 8 Mills, ana Mr frank P Rush. The counla will be at borne Jan 1, 1001, at Uulon- """i . ineyouug laay bas many irieutis in Eugene. MARRIED. Albany Democrat: Near Hnlnev. at me nome or the bride's parents, on Dec 25, by Kev Woolly, Mt 8 B Morss. i resweu, L.ane county, and Miss name Miller. Mr and Mrs Morse are a popular and worthy young couple deserving the best wishes ol their many friends. DINNER PAR1T. , Dr and Mrs CE l.ooiiils yesti-rdav alternoon ,eutertalned the following guests at adiuunr prl at their elegant home ou Est Twelfth strept: Prcsl dni afd MrsHtrong, Hon and M.-s8 M Y.rin, Prof and Mrsjohu Mtrsub' lirv and Mrs Mso Wallace. Bkloian Harks -1 have a -few choice Belgian hares that I will sell very cheap If taken at onee. Nearly full urown youngsters 50 cent. esch. W C Voran. Lames Apartments. ssrate apartments for the ladles at the Louvre. a new and co lm,l,,i.. ... for the next i hiv ,.L'k Bakery,- 10 Kinds of Bread, . .'? Kinds of Cakea v arfasAn.. r nuts, Cakes. oh. Pies, nous etc: rree Lellveryat all ..uui. ruv 1 "or r l Chambers Id H. W. DUNN &C0 Hlilli BiOT'lliSWt'Vi-"- '- " I'Vltl w m in im w l...4Va,itAl mm raw at' J I." MMLU. mmimm am mjt Sale.... In order to make room we will sell for the next 60 clays the nicest line of wall paper in the city, at prices that will please. All new goods and nice bright patterns. i III. iLJl..JL ..111. W .A. Jt. f M3ALMERS an,1 FUNERAL OiflECTGFiJ Hotel Arrivals. EUGENE. J A Foster, Homerny, Idsho D C Bruce, Rosehurg W R Ball, Portland 8 Srueed, Waltervllle Frank Bell, Waltirvllle CJ C BHbcr, Wendllng Thompson, Weudling B Mct'lanahaii, Medford Clarence Thomson, Leaburg C H Morrau C Morran W T Kayaer, Eliuira BFCniiplu.S F B Briethaust, Portlnud V Winkler, Salem Chas Llvesly,Porilaud E Hale, Kansas City, Mo J W Loomur, Peorls. HOFFMAN. A W Bond, Irving J 8 French. 8 F R R Di'admond and wf, Lesburg Chss R Thompson, Portland J A Livlngs'on, Portland E L Harmon, Purl laud 0 W Wei.b, Wendllng "N" E Brltt. Newberg N Castlx, Philomath Oleu O Powers, Mi Kenzle Hrldt . Special For the Vi.sk Ball. All our $2.00 slippers In rl, wbltt and black, $1.60 a pair for one wees. Nollce our corner window for dli-pl'T' T. A. Oilukkt. hanoe of Tiuk.-A i barge of time on the daylight norl h-booo" overland train will go Into (lrct Jan uary 1st, The two trains will pr""- ahly pass here aliout 2 o'clock lu ficrnn.,n. No oihi'r fhanpe Is tli sn nounced Hoi.iiiav Presents. K 1 Chan brs will give a hmol-i ni'- trsy wn pqMi tii.-li .aw i.il.ir to N-'W iear To cl.l il i ii Im will i l"e l.ook !'" ench u i , lioWPVrr .lllkll. (iv 'hf 1 ouvie 1 1 'I I .1 re your nil; i irnih .