Daily Eugene guard., December 21, 1901, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
Kll Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
FOK SALE AT
Julius Goldsmith's
'VUARD Tilephone, no-Bain 131.
Weather.
mill la Surd,
Portland, Or, Deo. Jl. Toalbt and
Baudey, aloud; with, oocaaleaal llDl
rates.
WoLLABIB.
RIVITIIt.
Feed and groceries at Wblta'i.
Poultry auppliea at Preaton Halee,
Overton for wall paper and ipalnts
J O Watta, graduate, optlolaa, .Eo-
geae.
Fresh Eastern Oysters. Uonbon-
lere.
Prussian Btook Food at Preaten A
Halea.
Before buying real estate iee Gross &
Stevens.
All kladi ef board games at Barker
OttD Worki.
Bee Preston & .Hales itook of wall'
paper.
Wood for aale. J F Balston, 161
Lincoln Street.
All .klndi of Tlrea at Matlook &
Qoodobild'a.
Ttia celebrated "Heward Bruabea"
at Vlnoeat Co.
Janney & Meyer, graduate opticians.
Examination free.
Kemember we keep open till 9:80 p
m at Barker Gun Worki.
Chloken lloe palut f 1 per gallon at
Preaton & Halea.
Blegant line of oellulold gooda at
Barker Gun Worki. (
Do not forget the place.
61t Wlllamatte Bt.
The largeet itook of wallpaper and
palnte la carried by Preaton Ualee.
Hot Time and air tight beaten, all
laea and prioee F I Cbambera. d ,
Wagon oovere and bosee, F L
Ghamberi. d
Llit your property wltb Uroea A
Stereos, real eetate dealeri.
The largeat line of perfume in the
city at Vlnoent Co. Bee their dis
play. Matlook Ooodohlld, llie Rambler
bloyole men, art having a new algn
painted on their wlndowi.
Gooklei, piee, oakee and dougbnuta
treah every day. Bonbonlere.
All wool aulta to your measure from
Balein Woolen Mlllgoodi. J 11 Howe.
85 per cent off on all gooda on our
bargain oounter. JUGAB.
Long range smokeless ibella.
FLCbamben.
Wall paper. Fall deelgni now In.
F L Chambera. d
Hare the bakery wagon from the
Bonbonlere atop at your homo.
M O Warner tunea pianos and
organa. Repairing and polishing.
If you want to BEE like yon ahould
BEE, iee Janney Meyer, graduate
optlolana,
New gran aeed, all klndi. Blx toni
now In itook; all freeh.
d F L Chambera.
The Banquet, Queen of Hearts,
Opera Iter, and II ount Hood branda
of olgara art manufactured in Eugene
and ahould be kept In itook by all
dealere in olgara. Patronise home In
dm try and build np your town.
Mexican Handitamped and Burnt
lieather Frame, will complete your
photograph ai a Holiday present. The
quality li line and the prloa low.
Wimtib Photo Co,
Oorae la and sample our fine Im
ported perfume. Trifle lnoarnat,
Ben Teur, DeaPralrlea aad Roslrls,
onr leaden. We have forty dlOerent
odora. Take your oholee. Vincent A
Go.
UlltKarnett recently ihlpped 1100
head of young cattle from Junotlen
City to Yakima, Washington. Ha
baa offera to deliver twe more droves
of 1000 head aaeh, one to Klamath
oounty, and the other for Montana.
Vf lllamette valley eattle are In demand
by eteokraleere of the Northwest.
Just Arrived
Three large cases of BEAUTIFUL CHINA WARE. On ac
count of late arrival for our holiday trade, wo will sell this lot
at about some price as plain dish ware.
New Beautiful Patterns,
Don't fail to see tlioni.
Our Store
one immense bower of
CHRISTMAS
Ax Billy Department Store.
PERSONAL.
Efoest Qilstrep Is home from Wead
llng. Robt Brady, of Creswell, Is lu Eu
gene. James IHawlsy, of Divide, was In
Sageoe today.
H B Aaksay lias ftu'utd t- Eugene
from Portland.
E J McClanahan left for Seattle to
day on business.
Villi Alice UcKinlsy went borne to
Portland today.
Ulss Neva Perkins, of Cottage Grove,
returned home this afternoon.
Condon Bean went to Helen today
to spend the holidays at home.
Prof Joseph Wldmer, of Seattle; was
was an arrival on the 2K)S train.
Dr B F Russell, of Ike poor farm at
Thurston, was in Eugene today.
Villi Lulu Holmes, V O student, re
turned heme to Portland today.
Miss Lulu Polll, who Is teaahlng at
M areola, Is borne for tbe holidays.
Dr O H T Atwood made Pleaeant
Hill a professional visit last light.
Mrs Arthur Bloan aad little daughter
went Halsey today to spend Christmas.
Miss Bertha Templeton, of Haleey,
went home today to spend Christmas.
E Dow, of Bhedd, attended the poul
try show, returning home this after
noon. Ex-Lawyer Geo A Derrii was in Bo
nn today marketing turkeye and
onlens.
Miss Kerni Is home from Lebanon
where she Is teaohlnc sohool, for the
holidays.
Erank Wllklns, of Beattle, Is In Eu
gene to spend the holiday! wltb
relatives aad frlendi.
A A Hnlburt, of Corvallls, who at
tended tbe poultry ihow here, returned
heme tbli afternoon.
Rou Plummer and Beth Kerron, of
Portland, were among tbe U O stu
dents to go borne today.
N L Cornelius and wife, nee IKlss
Withers, of Helena, Mont, arrived here
today to speed the holidays.
B M TItns and wife went to Albany
today to spend Christmas with tbeir
daaghtar, Mn John O'Brien.
Otho Roberta returned last night
from the upper MoKenzle where be
located a homestead near Blue Rl'rer.
Father Beutgen went to Ccittage
Grove this afternoon to hold services
tomorrow.
Medford Mall : T (i Hendricks, a
Eugene banker, was in Medford Mon
day for a brief stay in our lively little
city.
DrOWHfilaok, of the U O, went
to Portland today and from there will
ge to Ban Francisco to spead tbe boll -days.
Mra D W Jarvls and two children, of
Portland, came up on the 2:08 train to
visit Mrs Jarvls' parents, Gov and
Mrs Whlteaker.
H D Hanford, of Pipestone, Minn,
slopped off lu Eugene yesterday for a
short visit with H Denhart, going on
to California today.
Miss Marian White, teacher in tbe
Cottage Grove publlo schools, came
down on the delayed train to epeud
the holidays at home.
Misses Belle Keeney and Delia Tlb
betts arrived home today from Mon
mouth, where they have been attend
ing the normal school.
Albany Democrat: Ed Behoel went
went to Eugene yesterday, where be
baa some of j his flue fowls on exhibi
tion at the poultry shew.
Horaoe Burnett, loeal-editor of th
Gvard, will leave Monday morning
for Independence to epeud I'hrlstnias
with bla mother and elsters.
Miss Grace Smith, U O and Di
vinity Behool student, went to her
home at Monmouth today. Her Bister,
Miss Alice, will go Monday.
Misses Minnie Evans, Luella firew
ater and Carrie Martin, teaoheru in the
Harrisburg public schools, arrived
this afternoon to spend the holidays
with their respective parents in Eu
gene. FM Daanmoa and wife, or Bhell
Lake, Wis, arrived lu Eugene today to
reside. Shortly before Ihey left Wis
consin It was 11 degrees below acre.
A great difference In Oregon today, 40
above sero.
Dr L W Brown returned laut night
from Leabirg where he went to at
tend Richard Deadmond who was
hart yeeterday by a falling true. The
doctor left him reacting easily and he
will recover nicely.
GIFTS
PREMIUMS A WARDED
Poultry
Show doses
Evening.
This
a 8000 IXHIBIT.
Tellowinrls a complete list of tbe
awards of the poultry eaow which
closes this evening:
Barred Plymouth Rockc 3rd cook
and 1st hen. B E Elliott, Goshen; 1st,
and. 8rd and 4th cockerels, 1st pullet,
2nd and 3rd ben and 1st pen, B F
Keeney, Goshen; 2nd pullet and 2nd
pen, F B Weil, jeflereon; 3rd and 1th
pullet and 3rd pen, J O Watts, Eu.
cue.
While Plymouth Hocks lit ana xna
eoek. 1st. 2nd and 3rd hens, 2nd and
srd nnlleta. 1st and 2nd uen. All to J
O Watts.
Baft Plymouth Rocks Srd cook and
1st oookerel, J O Watta; let pullet, 2nd
eoekerel and 2nd pen, BeattleProduoe
Co, Eugene.
White Lanashani 1st cock and 1st
oookerel. All to Mn A Klrkland, in
gene.
White Wyandotte 1st cock, m
hen, Srd oookerel, let and 2nd pullet
and lit pin, IF Hulburt, Bhedd; 2nd
hen, 1st and 2nd oookerel, 2nd hen, 1st
aad 2nd oookerel, 1th pullet aad Znd
pen, Mrs A Klrkland; 1th oookerel,
Amoi Wllklns, Coburg.
Single Comb Brown Leghorne 1st
cook, 1st and 3rd hsn, 1st aad 2nd pil
let and let pen, W L Wheeler, Fleer
ant Hill; 2nd cook, 3rd oookerel, E
Dow, Bhedd; 3rd eoek, 1st and 2nd
oookerel, 2nd hen and 2nd pen,H O
Wheeler, Pleasant Hill.
Black Langihangs 1st oookerel, 1st
hen, 1st and 2nd pullet aud 2nd pen.
All to Austin Hulburt, Corvsllls.
Rose Combed Brown Leghorne let
cookerel, let and Srd pullet, L Bt John,
Bhedd; 2nd cookerel, 2nd hen, 2nd pul
let and 1st pen, Q Thompson, Bhedd.
Single Comb White Leghorns lit cook,
lit hen and 2nd pullet, Auitln Hnlburt; 2nd
eoek, 2nd hen and 2nd pen. Ed Sho.1; lit old,
2rd hen, 1st and Srd pallet end lit pea, Leon
D Green.
Rose Comb White Leghorns 1st
sock, 2nd ckl, 1st and 2nd hen, 1st and
Xud pul and 1st pen, Ed Bboal, Albany;
1st ckl and 3rd hen, Austin Hulburt.
Golden Penciled Hamburga 1st
cook, 1st ckl, 1st and 2nd ben, J W
Belshaw, Eugene; Srd ben and 1st pul,
Minnie Belshaw, Eugene.
B t) Hamburg! 1st cack, 1st hen
and 2nd pen, Leon D Green, Eugene;
2nd cock, 1st, 2nd and 3rd okle, 2nd
ben and 1st pen, J W Belihaw; Srd
oock, A W Bond, Irving; Srd hen, 1st,
2nd and Srd pul aud Srd pan, W L
Wheeler.
Buff Lei?horui All to Amoi Wilkin, Co
burg. Cornish Indian Gamei All to Elvin Tay
lor, Coburg.
Black Mlnorcas lit hen, Darwla Yoran.
White Coohie Bantami lit cock, lit and
2nd pullit and lit pair, Austin Hulburt.
Seabilght Bantami lit cook, 2nd hen, 2nd
pullet and lit pen, Minnie Belihaw; lit ckl,
1st and Srd hen and 3rd pen, J W Belihaw.
Emden Geeie lit pilr, Amoi Wilklni.
M ,B Turkeyi-AU to Peter Boiler,
BprlngGeld.
Growing! at Edibne Albany Her
aid: There le considerable orowlng at
Eugene tblc week. It ie not on accoant
sf what the people there are doing. It
tc the ohlokena doing tbe orowlng.
Tbe Lane County Poultry ehowopcBcd
there yeeterday and there an a number
of Linn county'e fine birds on band to
oirry oft tbe beet prlr.ee. W W Brown-
tag of Utah ie tbe Judge of tbe fowls.
Have you eeen Vlnoent ds Co'c dis
play or Holiday goods? You had
better.
Christmas
Presents . . .
A large selection in
Gold and silver watches,
Ladies' and gents' chains.
A Urge stock of
Set and Plain fynji.
Diamonds it
Extremely low prices.
Special birjiini
In Silverware.
J A MAURER,
542 wiltimcttc Street
OPEN KVKXIN03 1'NTIL
CHRISTMAS KVE.
BREVITIES.
Go to the Famous for holiday gift.
Open to :3u p m at Barker Gun
Works.
Fresh groceries of all kinds at J W
White'c.
The Eugene Masouin ludge has 211
members.
Inspect the line of Japanese baskets
at the Famous.
Th.u..ni.n iIiIiidmI a ton of
soap north today.
Headquarter! fur Xroas goods i
Barker Gun Worki.
The eoutbbound train was one hour
late tble afteruoen.
Tbe merchants all did a nulling
holiday bullosas today.
Pocket and penknives In pearl
bandies for Xenas at Bchwarlsehlld's.
Allen Eaton is aasistlng luBcbwaris-
cbild'e book store during the beliday
rush.
After supptr take a walk down to
the great headquarters, open to 8 30.
Barker Uun Works.
Tbe "Ba'itlago" troupe gave a parade
on the streiits this ifternoon, beaded
by tbe Fourth Regiment band.
F E Dunn sold 70 bales of hope yes
terday to Frank Page, agent for E C
Herron.of Balem, for 10$ cants psr
pound.
Jacksonville Times: Our merchants
are shipping potatoes trom Eugeae.
The retail price Is still Jl 60 per 100
pounds.
Double your weekly savings by in'
vesting them in diamond commote.
Bmltb A Molden, Gen'l Agts, Balem,
Oregon,
If you want a good pair of Bingli
TnheTirea cheao. we have them at
2.60 a pair. Matlock A Goodchlld
new MoClnng block.
E Terpenlng, who lives across the
river, brought to Bvarverud A Fisher's
real estate office today two sugar beete
that welehed 16 and IB pounds re
spectively.
It is rumorsd about tbe streets that
Balem contractor treated one of our
leading educators shamefully In a fieti
cufl this week.
Bee onr bargain counter.
J U Green A Bon.
The blind man with bla aatoharp
and harmoulca and bla little five-year-old
boy with tbe violin attract crowd
on tbe street corners. Their mulc(?)
brings them a few nlokles aud dimes.
Miss Babe Martin, formerly of Eu
gene, and Chester Bmith were married
at Vancover, Wash, Deo IB. The bride
is the sister ot tbe young lady who re
cently married Nat Eddy, a former
Eugene boy.
Ashland Record: ' Music was sup
plied by an orchestra from Eugene for
the railroad ball which has a fine repu
tation as a concert orchestra. Later in
the evening it struck tbe gait of the
local dancers and gave better satisfac
tion than in the opening.
This Means You Investigate,
The Tontine Diamond Contract
Issued by the National Tontine Savings
Co of Dss Moines, Iowa.
It provides for excellent returns on
investments made In weekly install
ments and a thorough and impartial
Investigation will convince you tiiat
these eontraotc meet a long felt want
as they are within reaoh of theamalleit
Ineome.
Smith 4 Molden,
General Agents, Balem Or,
Paid the Penalty.
The cleotraoutton of Czolgosz and a
panoramlo scene ot Auburn prison,
shooting the White Horse rapids aud
a number of otherc too numerous to
mention, with the Great Bpanlsh Bull
Fight. Admission 10 csnts. Mrs
Holden's store.
Anm-haLoon LKanuB. The anti
saloon lsague held a meeting last night
in tbe Christian church. J T Rowland
acted as chairman and F E Billlngton,
sscretary. The meeting was an inter
astlng one, 42 new members being en
rolled al the time.
Bhortest Dats. TeJay aod tomor
row aie the eborteel dayc In tbe year.
The sun risec at 7:38 a m and eets 4:31
p m, making ths day B:05 hours. From
this tlms until June 22nd, tberc will
be a gradual increase to over 16 hours.
C D illuton, editor of the Oregon
Poultry Journal at balem, returned
koaae today after having attended the
poultry shew. Mr Mluton expresses
himself as muoh pleased with the ex
hibition ar poultry. While not so
many fowls arc an exhibition this
year as last, tbe cpeclmene are far
bitter.
DrFOQ Schmidt will leave to
mirroer for San Fraaelsco. Prof F p
Dunn g.iee on Christmas day
Air Tight
Stoves...
at bottom prices
guaranteed to be
GREAT HEATERS
,,B FIRE KEEPERS
For sale by
Lougtimiller & Peter
"THE SOCIAL REALM.
a n.w organization that haa di
i,rinn of Euiieue
.Jo-As You Like ll" club. consist!";
...io nf a number or youu
nl i he swell set. The club,
which promises to be very popular
win the season, bae i-latiutd many
nnles. one of which was
given in honor of their friends to the
uutuber of about 30 last evening in tbe
armory parlors. High five was playeu
in hinh Keuuetn Miller was awardod
tbe firat prize and rroi u a uuru. u iu
mkan nf nouaolatiou. A Chiistiuas
!. was l resided over by Dr A Lsch
man a Bauta Claus. A pleasing
innnlieon was cooked ou a chafing
dlsb.
T,,i. frarnnon at her home at 141
EastE'eventh street, Mrs FL Wash.
burn
gave
nu old-fashioned dress
party, eu Interesting
innovation In
tbe social line. About 50 guests were
present, all clad in corturues in vogue
during the time of our grandmothers
and great-grandmotberi. A tpleDdld
J
luuoheon was served by the L.istess at
5 o'clook. Bhe was asalited lu serving
by the Misses Friendly, Miss Stella
Doirls, Mies Kita riausen aud Mlse
Nanna Paddock. Freooh charades were
the principal ammusement during tbe
afteauooo.
a .
Co A's o mpauy of players returned
on this moruinis'e early train fnm Cot
tage Orove where they successfully
presented "Santiago" at Martin's hall
last night to a fair audience. Reports
from the Grove say that every member
of the troupe did exceedingly well and
tbe play was very much enj oyed. To
night ibe play will be given at the
Parker opera house. Boats are Billing
fast aud a big house Is promised.
. .
Evangeline Chapter, Order Eastern
Btar, enjoyed a banquet last evening
after installation of officers wbe are as
follows: Mrs U E Detmering, W M;
Mrs 8 S Spencer, W P; Xllzibeth Yo
ran, A M; Estella Robinson, H'c; Mrs
W Preston, Treas; Mi L Uriffin,
Cond; Mra M Kure-y, associate.
PLACES OF WORSHIP.
Episcopal D E Lnveridite, rector.
All church sorvlcea as U'linl.
Congregatlonat Mao H Wallaces
mluifctpr. (.'hr.stnins service in the
morning; "The Pilgrims" la tbe eren-
ine;. A welcome to all.
Cumberland Presby torlan-O N Wall
pis or: There will be regular morning
and evening services at the 0 P churoh
tomorrow. Publlo cordially Invited.
Christian Chnroh All the usual
services of theday, J F Tout again sup
plying tor Pastor liose. Sermon sub
jects, "l'he Olad News ' and "What
Jesus Claimed for Himself." All in
vited.
.Baptist C'uiri'ti Bunriny sohool at
10 am. A . I luHt ate'i sermon on the
work of H jly H,jlrlt will be given,
Evening ferviofs: B Y P U meeting
al B:dO; tMTiuon 7:30. You will be
made welcome at these services.
irt Presbyterian Church, Rev W
R Henderson, D D, pastor. Sunday
sobool 10 a m, proaohins service 11 a
m and 7:S0 p m. Christmas sermon at
morning service, subject, "The Incar.
nation." Young People's mealing 8:S0
P SB.
It Churoh Services at the Hum
phrey Memorial U E ohuroh tomorrow
as follow): Class meeting at 10 o'clock.
Sermon at 10:45. Bubjest, "The Angel'e
message to tbe Watohlng Shepherds."
Sanday sohool, 12. Jualor League,
3:30. Intermediate and Senior Legues
at 6:15. Evening sermon at 7:80.
Theme, "Jesus tbe Light of the
world." Special musie at both morn
.-s -v ng services. All are
ooraially Invited.
A Fine Minstrel Show.
The Ous Sun Amerloan Minstrels,
one of the most clever black-cork or
ganizations on the road, was the at
traction at the Auditorium last night
and proved a pleasant surprise. The
oompany, while not advertising Itself
to be tbe only one on earth, ie first,
class, in every particular. The vocalists
were all good aud the specialties
among tbe best ever seen with a mine
trel ihow. Birmingham (Alal Ae-e-Herald,
Feb 12, 191)1.
At the Parker, Deo 24. Tickets at
Corner Dru Btore.
The Greatest Gilt in the World.
Waterman's Ideal
Fountain Pen
Plain,
Unld mounted,
Silver mounted.
lSaiini! lu j,fjCJ
$2 50,
$5 00,
$3 50,
$6 00.
$4 00,
ALL OF THE SAME QUALITY.
Schwarzsch
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them
The Time and the Place.
The Day and the
Hour.
MEXICAN
HA.SD STAMPED
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C'1". Plitlnum.
Ariito..PUiino
Collodio-Csrbon,
WINTER PHOTO CO
SIS WllUmtitc St
,10 Per Cent
Reduction
To make room for the lawo-n: .
Pornftta ovflr olinurn in T7,,-.. ... llue01FlmL
reduction of 11) per cent lor 30 days matri
Remember we guarantee you rl,n v
every dollar. This Sale will positivl TVe
for best selection. J mone-r
W Kays Furniture
DO YOUlIof
ha!e Te 0! ingest and
cum jjieie bLuuKs oi uroceries and (W
ery in the city Everything new andfi
and the quality the very best If 2
already a customer, give us a trial J
we will try to please you.
N. T. WILSON, d
FT I. oaf rtFlno r.ai '
OUR GROCERY
LINE IS FULL
Including the finest line;of Ohio Mapte
the city. We have a supply of fairs
peannta and Saratoga chips, ft'esellti
the cheapest. Our motto is to
W B McKINNEY,
Phone -Black -&
The Hottest Stove
in Town is the
Boss Air Tight Heat
Something entirely new in air tight construct
Handsome, durable, and reasonable in price.
Four sizes. Call and aee them.
S. L. Lous
NEW SKIRT
THAT, SUIT AND
The
Best
$5.00
Skirt
on
Earth.
FRANK & SO)
P.
Good Cutk
BARKER GUN
Euyene, Oregon.
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FURNITURE
md CARPED
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an wiitln loo f a, i
cuDfectionsrr. nea .
mMtandih1ItX'
are all rndr la, il J
will b. ram to
Mmo. Fin per oil d,;,
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619 Willamette St,
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