Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, April 13, 1901, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard All Popular Brands of CIGARS FOR BALE AT Julius Goldsmith's BOARD Telephone, No Main 191. Weather Solal to tht Qutrd Pobtlaivd, April 13. Fair tonight Dd Huuday; light frost Sunday mor Ing; wirmer Sunday afterioon. Bmus. New Ads Today. B B Friendly. Went Broa Ideal Bloyolea, 26. Wall paper. Preston 4 Halea. Big wall paper Bale at Overton's. Paint and oils. Preaton A Halea. Dr Lowe, optician, with J d Luokey Any style any alas pattern, 10 oenta at Miller's. 'Ramblers," 3fi and $40. Barneas and saddles. Preston & Bales. Try MoGulre's restaurant aome time for your dinner. Bloyole tlrea. MaUlanahan. Don't forget the market next Hut ir day, Brit door south ot the Banquet. All wool suite to your measure from Balew Woolen Mill goods. J M Howe. None better tbau the Continental Tailoring Co of Chicago. J M Howe, agent. Condition powder uud stock feed. Preston Bales. Brown bread, salt-rising bread, hom iny, eto, will be on sale at the ladles market Saturday. "True Blue" carpenter tools never rust and are fully guaranteed. F L C'bumbers baa them. New kinds of garden seed. New stock Just received. All Fresh. F L Chambers. Bicycle repairing. MoClunaban. Take your watches and jewelry work to J A Maurer. Two doors north of of Lane County Bank. M U Warner tunes pianos and tgana, Repairing and polishing, Ask for the new Idea Paper Pat terns, 10 oenta, at Miller's bookstore. MoQuIre generally gives you a square meal for supper and breakfast as well as for dinner. 2nd band wheels. MoClanaban. Body fir wood $8 per cord delivered F L Chambers. All heating stoves and air tights at cost during February. Come early while assortment la complete. F L Chambers. There Is one thing sure, you oan't beat MoGulre's Ninth street restaurant for your dinner. A select stock of watches, docks and Jewelry at reasonable prloes always on hand. Fine watch work solicited Engraving done. J A Mauhkk, 2 doors north Lane Co Bank. Feed Store. Buy your flour and feed at War nock's. He will deliver to any part of the olty. W J Warnock, Corner of Eighth and Pearl streets, opposite court bouse. W. R. C. Market. The Woman's Relief Corps will hold market on Saturday, April '20. Fur ther particulars announoed later. Men's Oxfords. Black and tan, all styles, W.SO. T A Olt.BRHT. M bkoii ants' Lunch. A merchants' warm lunoh Is set at the Keoeptlon sa loon between the hours of 11 a m and 1 p ni, and a cold lunoh between the hours of 7 and 10 o'clock In the evening. BREVITIES. A windy day. A good many farmers In town today. Diphtheria exists at Rowland, Linn oouuty. Tom Bennett la now working In Pat terson's meat market. County School Superintendent Wm M Miller Is able to be on the streets again. It Is printed that General Miles will be a democratic candidate for the presidency In 1104. In the debate between the Willam ette and faclflo universities held at Sa lem last night the former won. Wednesday's Oregonlan contained a fine picture of Hon R M Veatch, who was recently elected mayor of Cottage Grove by a large majority. It Is said a young girl of Eugene 16 or 17 years old tried to commit euioide tbe other night by drinking ltudauum because her lover quit her. A couple of hobos on the break beams of a passenger ooach on the uorthbound train this afternoon at tracted considerable attention at tbe station. A Click am us county girl mes tor di vorce, and alleges that she had not been married a week before her hus band began swearing al her like a pirate. OQ Cartwrlght has been very 111 with asthma. His physician says a change of climate Is absolutely nec essary. Mr Cartwrlght will probably go south. June 14 has been set for the Oregon pioneer reunion this year. It will be held In Portland, Relelgh Scott and Charles Galloway will deliver the addresses. J Fred Thorns, who married MIsb Catherine U Cnggawell In this oity a few weeks ago, left Seattle, Wash, for Valdez, Alaska, where be Intends locating. He, baa been appointed a public and mineral land surveyor. His wife will soon join him. As an SP work train was coming along about a mile below town yester day It frightened the hnre driven by Misses Ora Cheshire and Nora Thur man, of Fern Ridge, causing it to rear and plunge and to overturn the buggy. Tbe hone then ran awny. Tbe young Indies were not burt but the harness and bnggy were pretty badly smashed up. We are Waiting. You are waiting to view the latest and moat nobby designs in wall papers wlilub we purchased direct from the factory, and which we will have nn ills- Ii I ay at our big WALL 'AfFROPKNINU ou or bout April lOlb. Overton Paint and Wall Paper Co, Eighth Street.) Hotel Arrivals HOFFMAN. O J Webater, St Paul H L Rami, Junction John Waddle, Weodllng T A King, Wendlliig R J Forbes, Weudltug J U Hills, Jaeper W 0 Edwards, Lowell E D Strattord, R'meburg H L Lata, Philt J H Brown, Portland H W Hickman, H V W M Wisdom, Portland T Reeves, S F A Bauer, Chicago S U Jameson, Portland E Waldman, Portland M Meyiiouliz, N Y J F Kelly, Coburg S L Moorhead, Junoiinu FrAiik Moorhead, Junction Wm Vauduyn A dght, Coburg B FTIiiseiilielmer, Portland E B Whitney, La E L Coe, S F W Q McFarland, F EUOENB. Frank Rosen field, S F SSorensnn, Wendlliig W E Thompson, Wendllng O 0 Clem, Weuiiling C A Can, Wendllng M Ueeson, Mitchell, S D W J Ferrell, Minn E Brooders, Albauy J EStewatt, Springfield F L Plolier, Redding Strong, Outage Grove W J Ferrell, Minn Mrs Geo Kelly, Wendllng Geo F MoCllutock, Portland "Our Court House" Cigars. Chas Llltlefl.ld has Just received a fresh shipment of "Our Court House" cigars, a brand which is becoming ex ceedingly popular with Eugene smokers. The Genuine Opening of Spring ia RMtrUlr, IV ar rttvhr for it, ami the man that t un t irx-iirfil M Sprint uit (Wthtt tiny will hftvetotUT t home when it arrlvr. If ym want to he iiiint)le anil if i aocortl ftnoe with the writ tht r, with out etuhATTftMirir jmiir puree, look at our Hiring it) It. AX BILLY PERSONAL. Bock bier In market. Stuart Hautia arrived today from Heat He. Frank Page Is In the cily to spend Sunday. Mr Koh'lskey, of Franklin, inteuds moving li Eugene. Geo M Miller arrived In K iuene on tbe afternoon train. Rev J J ttaudeaker went to Lan- laster this afternoon. John Dimond, of C vburg, the old pioneer, was In Eugene 'oday. Chas Cochran went to (,'olt'ige Grove this afternoon t' spend Sunday. S L Moorhead, editor of the Junc tion City Times, wax in Eugene today. Rev D C Kellerus went to Brow ox ville today to till his pulpit tomorrow. Rev F K Bllllngtoo wout 1 i C ittaga Grove this afternoon to preach tomor row. Hon H E Ankeny, ol J tcksoo county, Is vlHitlng his family here. H N Ciekerline returned till after noon from a business visit al Cottage Grove. Miss Minnie Evuus, ot the Harrla- burg public scIiooIb, is visiting in Eu gene. Miss fianna Paddock, registrar of the U O. Ih visiting at tier home near Oregon City. Chas Kastland has gone to Astoria to resume his position as bookkeeper In a cannery at that city, Harry Keeney has accepted a posi tion with J U Green & Sou and will beglu work next Monday. Mibs Lou Norri", teacher In the Junction public school, arrived up this afternoon to spend Sunday. Miss Kdlth Wilson left on today's traiu for Pleasant Hill, where she will teach the Enterprise school, J B Hopkins returned this alternoon from Full Creek where he went to nee about, the log run for the Eugene Lum ber 'Jo. Mrs Smoietead, of Junction City, who has been the guest of Mrs New man for several days, returned home today. Mrs Romeo Gilbert returned home to Malum this alternoon, after a few days' visit wilh her parents, Mr I ml Mrs L Gilstrap. B F Bond, ot Irving, who has been very low with typhoid fever, we are pleased to learn Is recovering and is slowly gaining strength, Frank C Eddy, wife and children, of Uuca, N Y, will arrive in Euirene to night to visit Mr Eddy's mother, Mrs Mary Eddy, and family. Dean E C Sanderson went to Albany tiday to fill the pulpit of the Christian church In the absence of Pastor Holmes, who la ro uluctlng a revival meeting at Bta ton. Independence Enterprise: Clarence C ndfeller came down from Eugene on Sunday and will spend a lew days In the city. He will open up a second hand store there as soon as he can get things arranged. Rrnwnsville Times: G A Dyson and J M Howe are down from Eugene, the former renewing old acquaint. ncea and talking Blue River mines wblle ihe latter is taking "your order for a new suit of clothes." Roseburg Review, April 12: Kngl. neer Harry Weber Ifl reported as being dangerously 111 at his home iu Lane county Mrs J ti Shnim, of Siuslaw, will arrive this evening for a visit wltli relatives nn t ho Kast Umpqua. Creston, Iowa, Ailvertleir: ,lEx Cnuiily Clerk Joseph and family leave tomorrow for Eugene, Oregon, whsre they have decided to Incate. Mr Juseph and his estimable family have for many years been identified with Union county and (.'rcstnu anil the r removal Is not without Its sorrows." Mr Joseph and faiulfy arrived in Eu gene yesterday. SOCIAL. hllK.MIH fMKTY. The fourth d.ncing parly given 'bis season by ilieB. r .i- I'lub, was held at the Armory l.st night. The big hall was c ..ii...rtai.ly tilled wilh the devotees. .f i he T-rn.'ihor-aii amuse men', ami t relinked that It whs one of the I . seiuolages garn ered in Eng-i.f I'' - sea-iu. To the enchaining strums of Hv-rverud's orcce-tra -be in. try par y ilsuceJ to then heart' cnt-nt I'" free or four hours. During an ii t rval between dances Mr. G.-n H Smith beautifully executed on ihe pln" "he "rforosis ( lull March," oinpo-ed by Chas Cochran, of ibis city, ami indicated to the r i.rosis ( Jul . The leuiliilnn of the piece was heariily applauded. During the evening Mule .Miss Alia Eisiham served deli-lom p neb lo Ihe dMUcers. I.Al'HKAS SOCIKIV. The Laurcai.H met last ev.nl.ig 'n Laurean K Italian hall. .Mr J .hri-on (.resided. An exiemporaic o is ..diiie s was giv-n by Mr Founlaiu on "What it liieuhi. lo I e a Senior in U O," Mr W H John-oii i;.ve a prepared address on the ' .Spirit of Andrew C'sniegle." The quest! n, "Resolvxl, '1 hat the ex tinction of ihe llcer republic ny tlie English would best sutneive the ad vancement ol eiviiiz t O '," waadeha'ed on tbe fcfll'mi.'ive l Messrs Thayer, U R Can pbell and Coad The nega tive wa- Mipi-oit.'d t.y Messr C L CnmpU.ll, Scarbmiigli, Gallocly and lilyeu. Tbe pi. snli ul, sfier summing up the t.ru neni, irave bis decision in favor the i iHmiUie. Afterthe report of the censor, Mr Fountain, tbe so ciety adjourned. AMACIITAN SOCIETV. Tlie Amacitian Society met last even ing witli the new board of ofltoera In oharge. 'About fortv members were prest lit and one of ihe bnst programs of the year was rendered. The pro gram as composed ot several littrary productions followed by an Interesting debate. The q.lestiou was: "Rrsolved, That the course purMi d by Fun ston lu the captur-1 of Aguinaldo was jiiHtili.-d." The afliniiative was ted by Chessman and Lifter and the negative by Washhurne and Jotr.son. The judges gave the alllrmalive the decls Ion. W I ( KS-aol.UM ITU. The marriage of Miss Lena G.ild smith, of Or -gon City, and formerly of Eugene, to Mr Wesley Wicks, of San Francisco, occurred in Portland last Saturday, April, 6, 1801. Tbe young lady's friends, who are legion In Eugene, are happy to hear of her marriage and tender hearty congratulations, Mr Wicks Is coat a-'ent for Scrihner'n Magsziue arid la a tln-l-clas gentleman. The bride Is the dangh'er of Mr and Mrs A Goldsmith and has lived in Eugene tuO't nil her lite, pi'miay fchooi. party. The members nf Miss Alieo M Sn.'i! ' ' iiriHtliiti Snrblav echo r cIbks win-tin i."iest' of Miss Marian -iabin li.si ei-ening. The evening w-.s de- I'L'iilfuUv spent in cnnversaiioo and tra'iie- and in listentnir to an i-ii'l-ess from Prof I, I) Green and In l'.ible study Light refreshments were serv-d during the evenimr. WOMAN'S PATKK.Tlt LEAUl'K. Mrs J B lian.berB this atiemoon ent. rtained the Woman's Republican I Patriotic League at her pleasant home, A large i.ttendance nf members was present and a roliiabl" and ... j yable afternoon was spent. The h.u'e.-a pro vided light refrei-hlnelits tn her guests. I.'IIKISTIAN Makkkt The ladies of the Christian church conducted a in.; rket to lay In the build lug on WilUmelte street formerly oc dipli-n t)' the Louvre re-iuarant. A large amntii t of goods was disposed of aud quite a neat sum was realiz-d. New To Day Our Stock of Ladies and Gents Furnishings is Complete in Every Department and Now rvcady For Your Inspection. ! COLLARS. Velvet stcok .'3Hc Satin stock with f'ohl liaiuls ."ii'io Pot swiss stock .!0e Phiin silk stock .'-Tie riain satin stock .'-'"ic iincn collars in all stylos 2 for '-'"ic j wnrn: GOODS mvj. Aililcil this week a beauti ful 1 iiia? of washable fabrics, plain and dott.'d Swisses, Mulls, Organdies, Persian Lawns, French Batiste and Imnnrted iniitios. Make vour sclcc'i.ms early. New hosiery just arrived. Plain and fancy colors. The Iron stitch ami laoo strip in both silk and cotton. Latest Paris stvlcs. Shirt waists in all colors. Latest stvlcs. Sniped and Persian effects. Come eaily. rHi! to $ l.'iO each. Ladies' and Misses plovt s. We can lit yon with any si.e, color and price. Special this week. Our $t gloves .Too. I v":t-l i ;:onds specials. Our !)( inch liilit and dark per cales al lie. 1 Inmost it; ging hams. 1'ietty pattems and new designs, 7e at (ij, 10c at ;'.). I-'l.e at II, loo at l-'i cents 1 per iird. Linen skirls and duck suits Ju.-t tlie t'hing for spring and umiiu'i' wear. Vou should puivliur-o now while the stock is c.Miiplcle. 1 CLEARING UP SALE Pattern Hats Will tie sold at a Big Reduction this week Don't delay seeing these HATS as an earlv call will be to your advantage. J. V. KAUFMAN. Church Xotices. CONURKQATIOKAL, CHRISTIAN CHUHCH. All the regular eerylcea of the day, The public cordially invited. Morton 1. K"SE, PRESBYTERIAN CHIJI Clt. No preaching service u. morrow. Sunday echool at 12. Other Bervlves as usual. F G Young. c r CHURCH. Preaching services 10:30 and 7:30. Sunday sohool 11:80. YPHCK 6:30. Prujenuietlng Thurnday 7 30. Wel.ouie lo public. J If CbATCOMB, Pastor. Moruing service aud all meetlngB as usual. In toe evening tbe BuplietH worship v. ltd uh hi tlie Congregutional church. Rev t: Culvert Snioot will preach the eveuing serruou. A cordial ' velcojie to all. Mac H Wallace, Minister. MKTHOI.lbT EriSCOPAL CHURCH. IVniinunion service at 10:30 a m. Dr T B Kord, D D, will preach at 7:30 p m. Other service an uual. Third quarterly conference on Monday even lug at 7:30. VV B Hollingshkad, Pa"tor. BAPTIST CHURCH. Sunday school 10 ii in. Morning wornhlp II a m, subject for sermon, "Hazehiah's Apneal to God." Junior B Y P U at 3;30 p m, B Y P U at 0.30. lu the eveulug we shall uuite with Ihe Congregational church. J Calvert Smoot, Pastor. a Don't Listci To the man tliat lav. ii'. "'""'I"tt. S i.S I'Ut it in g,. , w 'f onler. 0:.ly the Ki, " the OB.Wtu,,l,raiJ Bicycle Repairing y..,rw,,ei;:,kv;,7rJ,fc ruuie tmm H ,. "r.koi imve it set rl::l,t. 'l u ZZ caao will l.e trillin- Mt ' The Boer War. The latent news from South Africa indicates a epeedy Bnd peaceful tei inination of the conflict that has been ruling for the pant two yais. W'ur ia teirllile tiling aid Iihh slain thou ratids, but stomich trmii leswe believe, liave slain even moie. When the stomach is out of order the entire sys tem butters and diee lakt-suu awful bold. To inimr, lieel h and long life keep the stomach in n nl oniliiiuu by the use ot Hoatetier'H SinniHch I'ltters. The next nine you are troubled with dyspepsia, lndiges Ion, biliousness, constipation or any other disorder of Ihe stomach, do not fail to live it a trial. It will cure these ailments and prevent malaria, fever and ague. In sist nn having the genuine with our private revenue stamp over the neck of the bottle. We have four Experts Who Repair am I Manufacture Bicvclea. Competent men wlin'l,... Ohio. Iliinow, Missouri. K:.sas, .Mexico. Mah., a,l Ok 0 au ex(erieuce. We alwi repair guus aud sewwijig Machines. " ' 'e Barker Gun Works. "Lest We Forget" Your atk-ntion is attain called to the fact that Yerington's PhenoQuinine lc & siecific for CoM in the Hetvi, Tn Orij-pp, Headnclie, ami all other similar coiiiplai.ua. KATlriFAUTlUN Ult MONKY IiA IC Prepared anil twld wuly at Veringtcn's 9th Street Bruq Ste, EUGENE OREGON. Leciure on Christian Science. Dr A A Fu'eer, C 8 B, of Riverside, Cal will I. ciure on Christian Science in the Congrevation il church eel lie--day evening. April 17tn, st 8 o'clock. In view of the many uiisconceptloue and erroneous Ideas concerting Chris tian Science, a Board nf Leoluresblp was fnrnied by ibe First Chutoh of Chrl-t. Scientist, In Boston, Mass. Dr Hulcer Ik oue nf twelve members enmpnsinr tills bnsrd and is an able exponent nf lilssuhject. Tie leciure Is given under the auspi ces f the ChrlHtlan Mcience Society of hneene and Is free 'o the pubpo. When in Want of any farm machin ery it will jay you to see our line of Grain drills, l'lows, Garden cultivators; Harrows, Disk harrows, Wagons and etc. S. L LONG. mMmc THE NEW PROCESS IS AN OLD PROCESS WITH US j.WING used it nearly a year. When in quest of the best of evevviliino- in tlio 1.i'kti-v line remea- lire The Bonhonierp Ot'li ct v.mr 41 00 fin rounnl nil.'!) paid to anyone finding any alum, ammonia, or any o injurious ingredient in our bread. Phone Red 46-4 Ninth Street. DUNN & CO, t'li!'ii,t.4" Cupid A Few Pointers on Good Laundry Work .V.1U not come amlsn I" H' vi bo know wlihtgooil ltu tirtry work n-Hllv is: 1. The way we w'l V.i '. w ou. 2. The whv e tt'irch i""' . , ....... ih.T I'ln'liea tHH, II 'I'll' ii" H '" rKiii'.i. cloth. s aiiioiiih Eugene Laundry Co. Mount Hood High Grade ioc Cfcfir. F. C. Potts Manufacturer Sec Window. 5. H. FRIENDLY. Our loct assortment o ! iNeckties are all right f and our oOct job ir Hats is a corker. Ovei 500 are now sold and being worn by theHest oi ttiem. AX BILLY DEPARTMENT STORE. An Easter House Beautiful. 1 1 it term c n , nlv nnly ti. nr. il tl. m ;h ..it in . '""" " i'..l tiu; .il colore an.ll I All. rn-h ,u Mr.. niiim ti,k ir the n-t ml ,Snninir ..f I'.1"!. , i, vir,. f ,,tinv i.f tl .iv.M. ri..l an. I min... atll n.'ir tl. .ii , ..u., s ,0CB n,tjr artistic lieauty. DAY & HENDERSON. AM ORV BLOCK JV . v -.. ; .