Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, January 21, 1901, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY ,dvertisenxents in the ' jjY GUARD Reach V p jgiit kind of People. GENE GUARD. Delivered every Evening at your door for only 50 cents a Month. EUGENE, OREGON, JANUARY 21 1901 MONDAY EVENING NO 18 EU jJTg. MONDAY EVENING Grand Clearance Sale. For Jan uary 1901 Union Suits. 50cts for 39cts 75ctB for GOcts 1.00 for TOcts 1.50 for 1.15 Dress Goods. 15cts for lOcts 25cts for 20cts 35cts for 2octs 50, C0&65 for ...45cts Boys Clothing. Men's Clothing Boys Overcoats. Mens Overcoats 20 Per Cent Off. Ladies Dressing Sacques and Woolen Waists to Close Out. Boys Caps 15cts Mens Caps 20&35ctsi COLORED LINEN. SOcta for 39cts LADIES HOSE. Fleece Lined. 20cts for locts 25cts for 20cts 35cts for 25cts Woolen Hose. 35cts for 25cts SOcts for 40cts COcts for , 50cts Children's Hose. 20cts for 15cts Excellent Values Ladies Under Vests. 50cts for 38cts SHIRTING. Black Trilled 12ict for 9cts 10c Shirting for 8cts TABLE LINEN. 25c Table Linen for 20c 50c Table Linen for 40c 60c Table Linen for 50 75c Table Linen for GO 1.25 Table Linen for 1.00 v 1.50 Table Linen for 1.25 NAPKINS. $1.50 Napkins for $1.15 $2.00 Napkins for $1.40 $5.00 Napkins for $3.G0 TOWELS LINEN. 7cts for 5cts 15cts for 12cts 20cts for 15cts 25cts for 20cts 30cts for 25cts MUSLINS. L. L. muslin Jets W. W. muslin 6ctf . A. muslin 79cts Bleached 9cts Bloached 6cts Bleached Gets SHEETING UNBLEACHED 8- 4 Sheeting Unb....l4cts 9- 4 Sheeting Uub....l5cts SHEETING BLEACHED. 8- 4 Bleachod .". I6f 9- 4 Bleachod 22cts 10- 4 Bleachod 23cts Calico 4cts Calico Sets Gingham 5cts Gingham Gets OUTING FLANNELS. Outing Flannel 5cts 10 Outing Flannel forj8J 12 J Outing FlanDel 10 IAIPT0I BEOS. HAIPTM BEOS... n Mitart. Cor. , Undertakers and and 7th sts. BUSINESS CABD ATTORNEYS-AT-IAW. M WILLIAMS. ATTOENEY-AT-LAW felltetloM ircllty. Lic-uver Lane County Bank, BUYKU, A1TORNEY-AT-LAW ti ! -0i Fint Ntionl Bank. ECQENE, OhBQOV. C WOODCOCK, ATT01INEY-ATLAW. l&t-Om hill block south of Chriunaa Blk VKSKirwOKTU. ATTOHNEY-AT-LAW f lpncUw In all the Court's. Edokwb Orkqon. JAXIEL GABY. - ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. EUGENE. OKEGON. p-Up stain, CHltlSMAN BLOCK. OHAS a BIRD! rUttH01OT01l IjlHOMPaON A HARDY, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. KSLIS.FrttN,tional BMlk Building. !"' mill tli. Eoouct, Obiooh. Hj " TEAVH, Attoioey-At Lw. pa-OterEngen. Low Sayings bank. cogent, Oregon. HIGH SCHOOL LECTURE COURSE . E. Church Tuesday, January 23d, 8 O'clock, p. m. The Students' Association of the Eugene Hlh Bobool begs to announce to the publlo the first leoture of the oonrse. Dr T A Buyer, the ci lebratel divine, of Chicago, will deliver bis grsat lecture entitled: "Crossing the Century Line," Tuesday evening, Jan. 22nd, it 8 o'clock, in tbe audito rium of tbe M E cburob. Tbe students have undertaken this course for two purposes: First, for the educational benefit ol tbeinselvea and tbe publlo, believing tbat such lectures will till a real need In Eugene; seoond, that they may advance tbe interests of tbe High bebool in support of its musical and other enterprises. They respeetfully Bolioit the patronage of our citizens. To Loan. $1,000 on first class real estate seourlty, at 8 per cent. For par tlculars call at Guard ollloe. LIST OF JURORS To Sent In the Circuit Cowl lor 1901. OUR CLEARANCE SALE is dow In full tbe time to QUALITY force. Now Is buy HIGH BHOEH, nW.BDORRIS, RlKJEY COUNSKLOK-AT-LAW Etaallth. court, of the Htoond ""Uh.tiict.nd in th. Snonun. Court m Miu a. MEDICAL. DjRj W UAURIS. I WSIOAN AM I MlTMl!HnlU - u. 12 . m; 2 to 5 and 7 to I i uoiWOVU 11th and AT LOW QUALITY PRICES. For good bargains call early at Y0WS SHOE STORE. NOTICE.. 'UXS.KUYKENDALL, pHYSICIANS AND SUROKONS D 0, MISS A, M. SMITH, I), 0 OSIEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS "-gtohsotoi "Wfcoan bl ai,n,,mtm-t ""OlMt0d,y0rni(lhti JEWEI.En. f'WdClock.'R..d. K' t. Omoi JQOBIIDLE, B DENTIST! 'lit'" IT"1' Fifth and '.""tun. block wt ol MinoU We liave pUoed the Coupons for our drawing or a o.i ju BloyiK My4th, wlih the dlUer n.it on.rH.ni in Kuvpne With every pu'ehae ot 26 cents worth ot our Laundry Hoap, you rereive ou. chance forou' premium nfler. Ddinnmh vnn mv nritmnir for the chanoj Buy 25 cents worth f our Laundry Soap ana your grocer win writ, vour name upon acoupon which he will reiurn tons in time for the drawing May 4, ivui. Eugene Soap Go IT IS EASY IF YOU KNOW HOW Ynti can make an independent lMnff by learning how to make Portrait. We hav. the latMt pmcem ot teaching In your on homo. Work guaranteed. Writ, to Th. Portland Art Co, S70 Oak St, Portland, Oregon. The jMoffman W OZEIOLERi PRO.RitTOK TUNDAY DINNER 5Co EUOtNl, OI'ON. TWO HUNDRED NAMES. Tbe commissioners' conrt hei ohrsea tbe following citizens of Lane county to serve an oircult court jurors for 1901 : Bailey preoinot Andrew Wood, E H Hawkins, Ben Andrews, J G Btuv enson. Blue Giver Frank Mason. Coyote 0 hi Doak, John Jenkins, W I Coleman. Bobemia Geo O Knowlea, D J Gover. Blanttm E J Crow, Robert C Payne. Camp Creek Ed lirattaln, Robert Millionn, Gns Wagoner, Geo N Mo Lean, U H Baker. Crcswell John Martin, John W Stone, Jobn R Sellars, A S Hazelton, S B Wooten, John F Weeks. East Coltage Grove D E Blagel, Geo Warner, VV A Llnooln, J M Sher wood, Wm Landess, N Martin, David Mosby, Robt Griffin, L F Wooley. West Cottage Crove B M Veatsb, David MoFarlaud, A U Spare, Jere- miah Taylor, Wm H Whit, Jobn Holland, Levi Geer, Archer Bice, Geo Hawley. South Eugene No 1 P J MoPberson, Geo Long, John Ingham, Al Hamp ton, F E Dunn, E B Farrlngton, B H Miller, W T Carroll, A K Patterson, S H Friendly. Soutb Eugene No 2-L Bickcl, F A Rankin, Jcel McCornack, J F Amis, F M Wllklns, J M Sloan, A W Haskell, M S Hubble, F L Chambers, J W Kays. . North Eugene No 1 L H Patterson, E Wbattam, D B iiakln, N H.ll, N B Alley, John West, Henry flolleubeck, Volney Hemenway, J a Luokey, JNoan Gross, B MoMurphey, BS Huston, I E Stevens, E Hansen. North Eugene No 2 E B MoElroy, C H Hales. B M Day. J J Hess, M B Wallls, D E Hlmttno, A J Plcksrd, J C Watklns, Geo F Craw, D M Putker son. Einilra John Jeans, Amos Ell- naker, Fred Yates, Ben lutuau. Florence A B Buttolph, Frank Monlnouierv. James E Bay, A O Punke, Fred O Pifl. Fairmount N M ( lem, J A Bur llngame, M 'J Davis, J l Myers. Fall Creek A J It3nfro, F 8 nt-r, J B Youug. Gate Creek James Keuntrly, Joseph J Pepint. Hale Geo H Hale, J N Cwk. Hazel Dell Wm 0 Walker. Ulentena A O Barbour, A M Rich ard son, Goshen-F B DilUrd, C H Mathews Frank Beisner. Hermann A A Gibson. Heceta Ira Bray. MoKenzie Brldgo-A 8 Powers. LougTom-CW Mays, J W Will lams, Milton Robinson, J M Fergu son. Mohawk B F Houston, N H Ham mlt', Fred Ware, Jacob C Nicholson, James Tallwan, Frauk M Siallord, GeoC Wkltbeck. Luke Creek-C A Polt rf, Jamei Johnton. Biuslaw-O F Davis, J F While, Jerry Atkinson, G F Lwkwood. Mabel -M J Arnold. Wsllacc-Thaddeus M Grubbs, Da vid B Harris. Lane Walter Blaohly, L W O Pott. Saginaw D W Harding, Geo L Sears, Perry Casteel, Fred Wright, C C Bumbo. Mapleton M J Sweet, Albert P Enowles. , Irving J D Spencer, E E Awbrey, B F Bond, Green Zumwalt, Jacob Wiggles, John Fugate, Audereon Cheshire. Mound F L Crenshaw. Lost Vuiley K Parker, Geo Kim ball. Middle Fork 8 BLurimer. Jasper L D Jaooby, W F Smith, N Lindley. Thurston P R Edmunson, B F RubssII, Jr, T W Harney. Sprlngtleld W F Gossler, Palmer Ayers, L E Thompson, J A Roberts, James OOutt T E Edward?, Albert Walker, Walker Young. South Junotion Charles Dickenson, J H Miller, F B Mllliorn, H J Dickey, John Flint, Alex Ksyser. North Junotion B FKletk, James Smith, H L Moorbead, HM Mllliorn, J M Pollock. Rlobardson-O Rennet', it F Smith, FKirk.CF Hett, Willamette E P Coleman, Jasper Wllklns, John Vanduyn, M I Hen dricks. Walton Geo Kirk, R F Lyons. Zumalt H H Patterson, Charles Kolb?rt. Spencer R L Hays, Ross Huston. Pleasant Hlll-A Sharpies, C A Da vis, FW Laird. Special School Meeting. Notice Is hereby given to tbe legal voters of Sobool District No 4, of Lane county, slate of Oregon, that a special meeting of tbe said distrlot will be held at tbe courthouse in Eugene, Oregon, on the 28th day of January, 1901, at 7 o'clock in tbe afternoon, tor tbe following objects: To levy a tax to pay of tbe indebtedness of tbe dis trict and interest tbereon to run tbe publlo schools for tbe ensuing vear and to oonalder tbe matter of building a new school building. Dated this lGtb day of January, 1901, J H McCmjno, Chairman Board of Directors. Attett: Geo F Chaw, District Clerk. War LOSS OF LOGS. Oyer a Million Feet Were Car ried to Sea. Wanted. One team horses to weigh 14C0 pounds eacb. Muct be youmr and trusty Apply at McMOKKY & Uhlio'b Black smith tbop. Rkvival Cisrd '1 he revival meetings which have beeu conducted at the C brim in church f r the past three weeka by Rev Arnold Llnay, of MoMlnnvllle, olnsed last night. Tit subject of tbe sermon Ifl't night wan Queen Esther and it wm list ned to by one of tbe largest audiences ever as sembled In the building. The results of tbe meeting are 40 acccetlous to tbe church, mc tly by cufulon and baptism. Hess & Jennings new tm laundry will commence operations Wednesday, Mr Hess Informs ut. A tnimp printer srrested by Police man Cror.er, Hsturday for begging on the utreeti was turned boose by Re corder Dorrh today on a promise to leave town. Men's and Boys Suits and Overcoats.... Are going at a discount of 25 per cent. These goods must go as we need the room for an elegant new Spring Stock. Big values in box coats and Mackintoshes. Black all-wool Box coat $4.75 now " Oxford Gray all-wool Box coat $6.50 at Light Tan all-wool Box cost $5.00 at Men's Mackintoshes Boys' Mackintoshes Boys' Box coats $2.50 now JVKAUFf $3.25. 5.00 4.00 1.25 1.10 2.00 NOT PREPARED FOR ACCIDENTS. Florence West, Jan 18: A great number of logs have been swept to sea during the part week, owing to the carelessness of the booming companies in not being prepared for acoldeuts. Several millions of test of timber had come down In the previous freshet and tilled the upper boom, and the logs were being assorted and taken to tbe south boom, but the work was not yet completed when tbe Inst flood came and filled the remaining space In tbe upper boom. Then the mischief was to pay. The ehc:r to the lower boom was thrown out and plaoed In readiness to send tbe logs Into south slough, where there Is a storage oapaslty for a great many millions of feet of timber. Logs were soon striking It rapidly, when in some manner they beoame jammed, tbe boom was broken, and thuy were hur rying toward tbe sea. There Is no knowledge of the number of logs wliioli came down, but it Is variously estimated tbat from l.COO.OOO to 8,C30,0:D feet of timber have bean carried to sea, entailing a lops of thou sands of dollars to loggers and sawmill men. This Is a moBt deplorable state of affairs, as many of those who had logs In tbe river, upon which they depended largely fir tuelr mainten ance and the continuation of work during the coming season, will be ser iously handicapped by lack nf meani next summer. For forty-eight hours, beginning Saturday morning and lasting until Monday neon, there was a continuous profession of the best of timber passing out of tbe river. While several hun dreds of thousands of feet of logs were saved by lodging agalutt the fish trap piling, and a great many others were towed ashore and tied up along tbe banks of tbe river at various places, only a small per cent were saved. Loggers are beginning to show up Id Florence and are busy lnveitlg&tlng the extent of their losses. It Is found to be a dlOlcnll matter to tf II Just what they are owing to the logs being badly I3atrered. 'rnose v. no have visited the ocean beaoh report tbat thousands of logs may be seen scatt"red along the sea wall nc rib ot tbe river. An enterpris ing man with a portable sawmill will have a god Job there s me day manu factuiing lumber from these logs. 8ev eral mlllluLs of feet may be sxved In Mils way. TeachcrV Examination. Notice Is hereby given that tbe Dext regular Teaohers' examination, for state certificates and state diplomas, will be held at the ciurthouse, Eu gene, Oregon, cotuinemiing at 9 o'clock am Wednesday, February 13lh, 1901, and continuing until 4 o'clock p m, Saturday, February 10' h, 1901. This examination Is for state papers only, the county examination being In April. This 18th d iy of January, 1901, W M MIM.KK, School Supt. Fancy Creamery Butter 55cts Per Square1. L. G. SKEELS asssyr: New Year With one of HALL & SON'S "Star Hams" Or a piece of "STAR BREAKFAST BACON" and you wil begin the Twentieth Century right. Visitors Hay Come : . . The Urder ahould bm well mipplled Ten if your gueit will accept only m cup of te mad ft orsoker. By the way, if you want to reach the hearts of the little folk, 1 ore to have o han1 a goodly . .. quantity of Ktarnapi Fig Btir and tialt Craoken. Fortheeldcra and younkan. wtJI, alwayi carry in stock the best. J. I).1 GREEN S SON- Telephone Main 25-1 Do You Wear Shoes For 30 Days beginning Deb 20 we will sell our entire stock at greatly reduced rates. Except Sorosis Shoes lien's $5.00 shoe, all styles $3.50 Men's 4.00 shoe, all styles 3.25 Men's 3.50 shoe, all styles ; 2.60 Men's 300 shoe, all styles : 2.25 Men's 2.50 shoe, all styles , 2.00 LADIES' SHOES. ' Ladies' $5.00 shoo, 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, llj to 2, $1.10; 100 pair of Children shoes, 8$ to 11, 00 cents; Baby shot s all kinds 50 conts. - ' T. A. GILBERT.