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Daily Eugene Guard MONDAY - JANUARY 7 Keep Coughing All Popular Brands of CIGARS FOB SALK AT Julius Goldsmith's GUARD Telephone, Ho Main 191. 1000 Ramblers $36. Wood for ule. F L Cbambera'. Nothing served twice at tbs Lourre. Mud guards, H5e set. MoClanaban. Dr Lowe, optlolan, with J B Luckey Chicken dinner every Bunday at the Louvre. (Joflee like your molher made, at tbe Louvre. When wanting delicious soup go to tbe Louvre. M O Warner tunes pianos and organs. Repairing and polishing. F L Cbambera baa received another carload of Oliver plows. FIrst-clasi board $3 per week at tbe Louvre. 20 per oent oil on all holiday goods until Feb 1, JD Green A Bon, Always go to MoUulre's restaurant Ninth street, for chicken ou Bundays Royal meals and best attention at tbe Louvre. Air-tight stoves. 44 styles to select from at F L Chambers'. 20 per oent ofl on all holiday good until Feb 1. JO Ureen & Bon. None can equal tbe Ninth street res taurant for a obeap substantial meal, Bloyole supplies MoClanahan. Bmokelesa shotgun cartridges 0 cent a box. F L Chambers'. Rambler bloyole now 1116.00. New pocket knives, all alios, shapes and prloes. Quality guaranteed, Mo Clanaban, Bloyole lamps, OS oents. F L Cham' bers'. 40 second-hand betters and alr-tlght heaters at F L Chambers. Bloyole repairing and sundries. E K MoClanahan Ladies Apabtmknto. Separate apartments for tbe ladles at tbeLouvre A new thing in airtight stoves, viz: A pretty one that will stay airtight, Hm Ihem.t V I. niamhar.'. o Cure No Pay. That ti the way all dniwlit aall Gtotm Tutolea. Chill Tonio lor ClAlli, Malaria and lillliouiDeas. It ! aa pleasant to take aa amnion yrup. nu oanu For Sale. Good oat straw, on College Hill F P Ctosa, BIG-HEAD CHILDREN with long thin necks you see them in every school want Scott's emulsion of cod-liver oil, to build up their poor little shrunken scrawny bodies. School will be of no use to them. Something will carry them off. They have no play in them. There is no fun in playing, when everybody else can run faster, jump further, turn round quicker, and keep on longer. Big head is no harm; let the body be big too. VI1 wad eoa a Unit to tnr If roe tike. 6COTT BOWNk. o Ptall tM, K Yk, AK Parker WALTER ROSS, Mgr. ONE NIGHT ONLY. Wednesday ...January 9.... PALOHA and PRIiA SGHHflffi. Most wonderful child pianists and compos ers. Management Henry w. Langenower. AdmlMlon 50 and 75 cents. Only keeri it up long enough ana you win succeca in reuue ing vour weight, losing your appetite, bringing on a slow fever, and making everything exactly right for the germs of consumption, atop cougning and you will get well. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral cures coughs. An ordinary cough disappears in a single night. The racking coughs of Droncnitis soon quiec uown And even the coughs of con sumption are either completely checked or greatly lessened. Three sizes: 25c., 50c., $1.00. If your draxRllt cannot aupplj too. .end aa ons dollar and wo will azure, a large bottle to you, all charge, prepaid, lie sure end alee u. your nearest eiprea. omce. auu.ee.. .v-..b. w. Lowell. plea.. Paloma. Paloma and Karla acoompanied by their parents, Mr and Mrs C W Bohramm, will not arrive till Wednes day, having been delayed by the blockade In California. These wonder tu I children are to demonstrate their ability to a Eugene audlenoe at the Parker theatre Wed needay night. One of the features of the concert will be the Improvisation by Paloma from a theme submitted by someone of tb. audience. Paloma and Karla will render tbe grand duet from the pen of "Paloma, "Tbe Battle of tbe Giants." Tb. appearance of these precious children indicates that they are not unlike any other children of their age In their tikes of ohlldlsh pranks. Paloma and Earla have their playhouse, dolls and other amusements, aid receive their echo lastlo Instruction the same aa If tbey were attending the best of schools. They are now making their way to Europe where tbey will further their studies. Pure Home Made Brandy. For liver, kidney or stomach trou bles, colds, lagrlppe or biliousness there is nothing better than Franola' pure brandies. All orders promptly filled with piune, apple or pear brandy at 76 oents per quart, or $2.60 per gallon. Orders by stage or express will be ouiely boxed. Made and sold to con sumers only. I M Franoib, Fifth and Blair ttieets, Eugene, Or. Charles Howard. Sunday's Ore- gonlan has a good likeness of Cbas J Howard, tbe newly appointed post master of Cottage Orove, and also prlnti this brief sketob: "O J Howard, who was ye.terday appointed Poet matter for this place by President Mc- Klnlsy, is a well-known newspaper man of Hoothern Oregon. He It at present edit r mid proprietor of the lloheiula Nugget, on. of Cottag. drove's weekly newspapers. Mr How ard was born In Iowa la 1866. He has been a resident of Oregon for about 10 years, during wbloh time he baa been employed on several of the leading newspapers of the tt- le. He engaged in business for blmsell here in 1899, and hat been eminently successful. His appointment gives general satis- factlou." LOCAL THEATRICAL NOTES. Jessie Shirley Coming Soon Pa loma Schramm Wednesday 9. Little Paloma and Earla Boh re mm sppearat tbe Parker Wednesday nlgbt. These children do wonderful work on the piano and they dew rve a good house. Eugene's theatre-goers will be lad to learn Ibat Manager Rosa baa booked Jessie Bblrley and ber excellent com pany to lppear at tbe Parker for one week beginning Feb. 11. This com pany of actors are old time favorites here and psoked bouses are assured lor tbem. Other dates made by Manager Ross are: Jan. 32, "Tbe Bell Boy," a pleasing comedy ; Jan 24, Tbe Griffiths, hypnotists; Jan. tu, Rlobard'a & Prlugle's minstrels, a first olaas troupe which has been here before; Feb. 1, "A Turkish Bath," a roaring farce comedy, It has also been here; and Feb. 6, Eatle Emmttt in tbe well known play, "Waifs of New York." Eugene people are sorry to know that Ham Uhaw, who, with bis superb company, has played here two seasons, Is not on the road this winter. Home months ago be was taken to an Insane aiylaro in Iowa where be Is now con fined, Mr ejhaw waa always very nervous, at tlaies suffering from ner vous prostration. Many of hia frisnds here predicted thst be would lose his mind If be did not quit working so bard and their predictions have been fulfilled. The program for the minstrel per formance to be given soon by tbe Fourth Regiment band Is being pre pared. Tbla will be one or tbe beet local minstrel shows ever given here and will oompare favorably wltb many traveling troupes. Cold Steal Or Death. "There Is but one small obanoe to save your life and that Is through an operation," waa the awful prospect set before Mrs L B Hunt, of Lime Ridge, Wis, by ber doctor after vainly trying to cure ber of a frightful case of atom' aob troubles and yellow Janndloe. He didn't count on tha marvelous power of Eleotrlo Bitters to oure Htomaoh and Liver troubles, but she heard of It, took seven bottles, was wholly cured, avoided surgeon's knife, now weighs more and feels better than ever. It'a positively guaranteed to cure Htomaoh, Liver and Kidney troubles and never diaappolnts. Price 60o at W L De Lano's drug store. Native Daughters. The regular meeting of Martha Mulligan Cabin No. 3 N D O, will take place Tuesday evening, January 8;h, at 7:30 o'clock. Installation of ofDoers will be fol lowed by a soolal. All members re quested to be present. By order president. Dti. In Eugene, Jan 6, 1901, Lefa A, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jess Btrawn, aged 2 years, 2 months and 10 days. Tbe funeral will ooour tomor row at the family residence and Inter ment will take place In the I O O F oemetery, Mr Htrawn Is the well known boss" on this section of tbe BP Go's railway lines. Tb. bereaved parents have tbe sympathy of many friends In Eugene. Notioi. Tbe Louvre restaurant will be oloeed for a few days on ac count ot sickness. i Tub Htxaukk Euorni. Corvallls Times: Tbe familiar whittle of the steamer Eugene awoke tb. echoes along the water front at Corvallls Veduesday afternoon. Hhe was en rout, down stream wltb a raft of logs for the pulp mills at Oregon City. Tbe steamer la now owned by Bpauld- lng brother, who brought ber at her sale nuder execution by tbe United state marshal. Found. Good pair of ladles' rubbers found on South High street. Owuer oan have same by oalllng at Guard offlce and paying for tbls notice. To Loan. $1,000 on first class real estate security, at 8 per oent. For par tlculara call at HtlAKO offloe. Do You Wear Shoes Your Opportunity For 30 Days beginning Dec 29 we will sell our entire stock at greatly reduced rates. Except Sorosis Shoes 2.G0 2.25 2.00 Men's $5.00 shoe, all styles $3.50 Men's 4.00 shoe, all styles 3.25 Men's 3.50 shoo, all styles - Men's 300 shoe, all styles Men's 2.50 shoe, all styles 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, all styles $2.25 2.50 Slippers, all styles 1.65 2.00 Slippers, all styles 1.50 1.50 Slippers, all styles 1.25 Also a large assortment of Boys' and Girls' shoes cut in proportion. 100 pair Misses shoes, 11J to 2, $1.10; 100 pair of Children shoes, 8J to 11, 90 cents; Baby shoes all kinds 60 cents. T. A. GILBERT. Having purchased the stock of goods from Quiner & Hitter formerly owned by A. V. and I. K. Peters, I will close out tho same Regardless of Cost In order to lay in a new and complete stock. Special bargains for the next thirty days. E. riATLOCK 9th Street, Eugene. Through the Siskiyou Blockade. Dr L W Brown returned on one of the delayed oveilands Wit nlgbt from too weeks' visit to Mrs r-tiley at Paeadena, California. He reports the ueulib of ibat lady gradually falling. Doctor Brown reports lota of snow In Northern California. His train stopped one day at Red Bluff and a half day at Redding. Before tbey reached Dunsmulr four passenger trains were In oompany oomlug north. It was dangerous to alt too close to tbe windows as brush and limbs were falling on all sides from the weight of the snow. A number of car windows were broken tbat way. Dr Brown and Prof Schmidt of tbe State University got a good shaking up lu tbe blockade. Their train -topped wltb tbe rear coaob, In which tbey wera seated, In a tunnel. Al though there were other trains follow ing the trainsmen very negligently plaoed no flagmau at the mouth of the tunnel to slgiial the train behind. Tne engine crashed Into the rear ooaoh and tbe passengers performed gymnae- tio feats to whlob they were not ac- oustomed. Tbe colliding train was running slowly, yet the oowoatoher was torn off and the back end of the strongly built Pullman coaoh smashed. No one was injured. A Frightful Blunder. Will often cause a horrible Burn, Boald, Cut or lirulse. Bucklen'a Arnloa Salve, the best in tbe world, will kill the pain and promptly heal It. Cures old sores, fever sores, uloers, bolls, felons, oorns, all skin eruptions. Best pile oure on earth. Only 25o a box. Cure gurran teed. Bold by W L DeLano, druggist. 20 par oent 08 on all holiday goods until Feb 1. JD Green A Hon. PALOMA SCHRAM. Will Not Appear at The Parker -Till Wednesday Night. Paloma and Karla rjebram, the child pianists, billed for tbe Parker tonight, were delayed by tbe railroad snow bleckadeand are u.iable to fill their date. They were unwilling to take chances of tbe openingnf tbe railroad anil took steamer from Ban FranoUoo t' Port land. Tbey will appear at tbe Parker Wednesday night. Foresters of America. Through tbe courtesy of the Rnlghts of tbe Maccabees, Court Popltr No 84, Foresters of Ameitca will meet In I O O F hall this evening for installation of officers. A number ot tbe mem bers of Court Bohemia, of Cot tage Orove, will be In attendance to assist in the work, A banquet will be held after tie otremoniea. F A Rankin, W F Gilstbap, W M Rknsuaw, Trustee". Trains Galokk. Since the opening of tbe blockade In Northern California, through trains have been passing Eu gene thtok and fast. The ttrst through train arrived here shortly after 10 o'olock Saturday night, tbe next one about 3 o'clock yeeterday afternoon, followed by one at 6 and one at t. Another train went through tliii morning at about the schedule time aud still another oue at about 7 this morning. Tbls afternoon's train was on time and it is thought tbat the regular schedule will be maintained hereafter unless more heavy snows occur In the Blsklyous. I C C Hammond's .Qaft a9d Bakery, OYSTERS, CLAMS. Up-to-now. SHORT ORDERS, At all hours. DAIRY LUNCHES. THE BONBONIERE 9th Street Bakery and Confectionery. All kinds of bakery goods. Fine pastry. The choicest line of confectioner' in the city. Lunches to order. We carry a line of choice cigars. Fresh oysters served and sold by the can. Remember the place, 9th street next, door to the Opera House. FREE DELIVERY. Phone Red 45-4, Sth St. H. W. DUNN & CO PI A NfiS Do yon want a piano? I llllJ Tben consult F. A. RANKIN. Owing to a lot of goods being snipped to me direct from tbe factory some two months ago not arriving iutll tbe day before Christmas, 1 am overstocked ou Pi ini , Org'tne. Guitars, Maudoiins, to 1 will give you bargains in av of these instruments.- GENUINE BARGAINS, Easy terms of payment on Pianos and Organs. Uome aud see. F. A. RAN Kl N, f The Up-to-Now Music Man. ,l17--a - ' "Lest We Forget" Your attention is again called to the fact that Yerington's Pheno-Quinine Is a specific for Cold In the Head, T.a Grippe, Headache, and all other limtlar complaints. SATISFACTION OU MONEY BACK. Prepared and sold only at Yerington's 9th Street Drag Store, EUGENE, OREGON. 25 Per Cent Or 1-4 Off On all Holiday Goods for two weeks only. 10 per off on Men's and Boys' Clothing. 60c Por si'torJQc oftcl lor a net of nice China cans and eaucors. Plain and fancy teapots at cost. AX BILLY DEPARTMENT STORE. Uli Annual Grand Clearance Sale 11th 30 Days Underwear LADIKs' MEN'S AND CHILDREN'S We bars a few Job Lots to olom out and pries will be no objeot. Children's Oarmenia. that sold from lb lo 75, Now 2SO. l.adlra' Union Hlllta In all sjnirir. Exorllrnt Talue for 45.65. 80. f 1 IX'i II 85, l.6& aud fiOO. Men's Undsrahlrts and Drawer 4 small lots lo oloae al prlcve to plraer. Asa to see our uuuerwvar deparlinrut. S. H. FRIENDLY THIS SALE WILL LAST ONLY 30 DAYS Commencing January 1st, 1901, and Ending February 1st, 1901. As is our usual custom to conduct a Sale during the month of January, it will be our aim this year to surpass all other Salei and, with this aim in mind, will make such a slaughter in prices-that will startle tho throng that attends this Sale Biggest and Greatest Sale of the Season ... 30 Days Ladies' Tailor Suits. We only hare a i small line of tbi-m which we will ploe out: lllark Lad If Cloth, f 00 for )4 SO Hrown " . " 7 ) for , 4 ft Blue ' 7 00 f..r 4 fto Orajr ' 7. On for 4 SO lllue " ' 00 tor 00 Hrown " " 00fr., M 8 0( Hlaoa " " 8 00 for t 00 They will all go with a rush at th pnewe. Trimmings. While our stork Is not Terr large, w. still bare a cnuiplrle assortment o nnlnra, and to make room for new nnre will not rvfuaeanr reasonable oflvr. Tber must be sold. DRESS GOODS Ever; piece of goods In this depart inent rtHluced In .rlre. Your golden opportunity lo tuiy good goods oilcan. I'.'i and fi cent plaids, now II IS " SO " " 14 -"-wm ranov Mixtures lit. is " " lu " Ml " m " tmel HalrUonds 4A lii " " " aii mark and all solid Plain Colored looda reduced Id like prnportlou. Ladies' and Misses' Jackets and Capes We hae entirely ton many of the irooda on hand for thl time of the veai aud intend to utilrad ibrm for ONE-HALF THE REGULAR PRICE. A Great Bargain tor Rarealn Hun. lets. LADIES' JACKETS. f & no Jackets for t g Mi " " im 7 60 . ' " 4 l 1" " 6 On " - oo toTJuet one half the regular price CLOTHING. TV.- l ... . .. ..uu,-r ni a inell'ne tn ml t,fi -... .nr irast money. 1 00 will goaslar aaij.w. ' Our Kfgular$UdlMlXPd()rey $ 4 75 11 ,, :" "".-Km 8 U Theie .re Ahl.. . . iii " . "'w.r,i ne Flume Stenin .nl Ji t "f'PnieUt. Step in aud see how well we will u Carpets. fm . mere are 100 many qualities toqnnu prices Intelligently. Sweeping re luo- imuo uraue on an grades. a eimi, 10 mis nepartmeni win cou Inn. vm. m... J . , .-,1 - ..in. we ujveu UllBllltTO, .uu I hat iti..n. , , ., ""a 1. ... 11c j an.cu iui jt'u. Mackintoshes. ladies' and men's. What few we have left, nn li.nil a ll bee Id for j thelrreitular prion. price win be cut In tialvee Louie early and get your (election. Corsets. mieu 1 linniiinn'ai (I nvi 1 in ns'l OOrft Will la. fsl.A A.. -.- inii rare npportnntty to trt M ' Unod CnritPl' rhmn Th llnonf sitM I rat . . . I o-- - le-jf'. ia U.3!
