Daily Eugene guard., January 06, 1902, Image 4

Uaily Eugene Guard
MONDAY
JANUARY C
BREVITIES.
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
FOB BALK AT
Julius Goldsmith's
tUBD Tilephoni, la Main 191.
Weather.
Hpsalal la Suard,
Portland, Or, Jan. 6.-Tonlgbt and
Tuesday, oooaalonel rmla.
Bsals.
THE DUNN STORE.
BBEVITIKa,
Feed and grooerlea l Whlta'e.
Overtone for wll paper tad pelut
J O Watt, graduate optielao, Eu
gene. ?reab Eulerd Oysters. Koobob
lert.
Prussian (took Food at Preston A
Hales.
Hot Time sieves
F LCbssabsrsABro. dw
Before buying real aetata aee Grose &
Hlevens. ; ( ; ,
New firm : F L Chambers & Bro,
hardware.
Saa "Santiago" Friday availing,
Jeaoary 10th.
Bpray malarial already mixed at F L
Chambara Bro.
Oblokeo lloa paint II par gallon at
Praaton Halea. :. ;. f
Janney tlayar, graduate optielau.
Examlnatlos free.
Llat your pro party with Gross A
Btevans, raal aatata daalara.
Naw Flrm-F L Cbaiakara A Bro,
bardwara. ' daw,
Ilia largest stock of wallpapar and
palnta la carried by Praaton A Halea.
U 0 Warner tunaa planoa and
raua, Bepalrlug and pollablng,
Superior ateal range, fitted with hot
ill la guaranteed to bave a qilok OTen,
Btethea at
d F L t'hanibtra A Bro'a.
If you want to SEE like you abould
HEE, aea Jannay Meyer, graduate
sptlelana.
Treble Clef
Treble Clef
Treble Clef
Friday, Jau 17, I'M.
Dr Lowe oculo-optlclaii Kugtne.
Poultry auppllea at ftVio V Halea.
Hue Praaton 4 Halea atock of wall
paper.
Tbe tax levy fur Linn county tbli
year la 17J mills.
hpray pumpa all alzea aud prloea. F
L Obaaabere 4 Bro,
"Santiago" at opera bouse, Friday
evening, January 10.
A 15-oent ofltr for hops waa rsfused
at North Yakima Baturday.
Wall paper. Clearance iale. All
alylea at oit In I ore new stock comet
In. F L Cbaanbsrs Bro. u w
TbaOregonlao today glvea a picture
I of the oil drilling plant at Springfield.
Perenial Tetcb and other winter-town
graaa teed at
d&w F L Chambara Bro'a
Mlaa Edna Hadley bas Just recovered
from a severe lllneaa of elx weeks' du
ration.
The Quo Club held a practice ahoot
at tbelr College Hill grounds yesterday
afternoon.
Rev A W Aokerman baa resigned at
pattor of tba Coogregational ehuroh of
Portland.
The three Kyle children, of Florence,
passed through here yesterday enrouto
to Albany to attend tobool.
Jabn Orrell lout a valuable draft
horae by death yesterday. He refuted
176 for It Jutt the otbtr day.
Landlord Zslgler, of the Hoffman
Houae, la having new tigna painted on
the glaaa doon of bla hoatelry.
lira ItlohardBon, wife of Rev J C
Rlohardtou, it Improving alowly,
though atlll confined to ber bed.
Now la tba time to apray your treat,
One apravlng now la equal to three In
tba aummer. , d w
By request of mauy oltlssant "flan'
tlaga" will be reproduced Friday
vsnlna:, January 10th, for the benefit
f Co A.
B F Baker, the real eetate agent, baa
ranted the rear room of T A Gllbert'a
thoe store for an office, with entrance
on Ninth atreet.
Great Improvements to
Made Immediately.
Be
PERSONAL.
FINtlT I THE VALLEY.
F E Dunn, the well known tuer
obant.todej gaveaGu.lKli reporter an
outline of extensive linprovementa
wblcb are to be made no bla aUra
building immediately. When Ibaaa
Improvement! are completed the store
will bi the fin ret In the valley, one
wblcb Portland or any other oity of
like tlsit would be proud of. W T
Campbell has been engaged a arobl
teot for tbete Improvements and be
and 11 r Duna will leave In a few daye
for Ban Francleco to purchase material
for the work to bi doue.
To begin with, the building will be
extended 80 feet back to Park atreet
making a new addlton of 85x65 feet
and two atorlea high. Tba preaent
Willamette street front will be plaoed
la the rear, facing Park tireet, giving
a double entrance. The stairway will
be taken out aid a smaller ouo built
next tu the Marx building, and tbe
Duett front In the oity will be put in
with anly one big entrance Instead of
two at present. A ttairway will be
built at the Park ttreet front.
Tbe building will be entirely re'
modeled Inelde. With the new add
tion, and with tbe present big stair
way taken ut there will be 7326 iquare
feet of floor room, making It by far the
largest i tore la the city. New shelV'
Up, new glaaa hat canes, new gl
counters, oloak rooms, ladies' and
gentlemen's dressing room , closet
uumerons mirrors aud a cash carrier
system are among tba new Improve
ments to bt put In. A baaeaaent la
also Included In tba Hat of improve
msata with a hot water heating plant,
A prt of tbe seoond story will also be
used for storlnc purposes.
When this work Is finished Eugene
oaa boast of aa fine a store aa oao be
toand on the coast, and Mr Duna is to
be congratulated on bla enterprise In
waking these Improvenieni a.
Fred Bellman and a force of men
have juat finished the work of tearing
out tbe brick work around tbe toller
of tht Troy Laundry and rebrloking
n same.
ill
A very Interesting artlole on the pro-
postd MoKeuzle salmon hatohary,
froaa the pen of Master. Fish Warden
Vau Duson nan be found oil the third
part of today's Guard,
SOME SPECIAL PRICES.
Cotton Blankets.
lprgoed cotton blanket! OOo
1 pr eira good blankets 76a
1 pr extra good blankate II Si
1 pr extra food blankets $1 00
Pants.
1 pr nana pants 75o
1 pr mens naut 11.00
1 prmeni paats(spsolal) 1.60
1 pr mena panti. g.00
All good patterns.
v Shoes.
OUili and ends.
Bargalua on our shoe countera for
everybody at about i price.
Men'a M 00 suit for 13 60
Men's to no suit for $4 60
Men'a to60sult for $6 00
Men's heavy 60o underwear 40o
Men'e heavy buo sweater too
Flua line nobby capt for boys 25o.
Cotton Batts.
1 full It batt.good quality
. Diamond dye per pkg 8o
Comfortables.
1 good oomfortable $1.26
1 extra good oomfortablo 1.60
. 1 extra good comfortable 1 76
1 extra good oomfortable 2.00
1 extra good oomfortable 2.26
liljo
for $1.16
for 1.26
for 1.86
for l.6
tor 186
Ax Billy Department Store.
Ham Uoldamltb la In tbi city.
Di C E Looniis relumed to Oregon
City today.
Le Hmtflt'in I vlfltlug ut Crow for
a few days.
Frank Unodman la i'on from Cot
tage drove.
I T Nicklin will return from Ursula
Paaa .buraday.
C M La Roy returned to ltow Biver
tbla afternoon. i
Oscar Qorrell returned yesterday
from Oakland.
W J Wilsey baa returned from a trip
down tbe valley.
J L Page want to Por.land yesterday
on a short buslneaa trip.
Mra Geo H Bmltb went to Itoseburg
this afternoon lor a vii.lt.
J B Coflman came down from Cot
tage Grove thla afternoon.
G A Dyson returned Ibis afternoon
from a buslneaa trip to Halem.
Prof F L Wasbburn returmd this
afternoon from Yaqulna bay.
F A Rankin left yrsterday on a
buslneaa trip to points north.
E H Ingham left yesterday for a
business trip to Ban Francisco,
Master Clark Day returned yester
day from a visit at Cottage Grove.
Dr A Laobman and wife returned
last night fiom tbelr trip to California.
John Hulery and WE Kmsll went
to Portland yesterdsy on a aualness
trip. '
Miss Carrie Friendly went to Port
land yesterday to remain for a few
weeks. -
Mrs Minnie Wahburae aud son
Carl returned yesterday from a vHt at
Balem. ' '
Miss Ffattle Walton and ber onolf
Henry, went to Creewell Ibis afternoon
for a visit. " . ' ' '
Miss May Itibertr, of Albany, who
has been visiting In Eugene, returned
home today.
Clarence Clodfeltsr returned yester
dsy from a visit at Monmouth and In
dependiinoe. (
Mlsa Elele Perklne returned this
afternoon from North Yamhill to re
enter the U O.
MedfordMall: Miss Carrie George
left Wednesday evening for Euireae to
visit her mother.
Mr and Mrs B L Boghrt left this
afternoon for a three months' visit iu
Norih Dakota aud Ohio.
Thos W Mot. roe, who hss been mas
aging a atore at Grants Pi, arrived
home yesterday on a visit.
Mli-s Hattie Guy, of Lebanon, who
has been vlslliug the Mieses Wallace
In Eugene, returned home today
Hiturday's Koeeburg Review : Con
don Bean, of Eugene, was In the city
today looking after business matters,
Mra Kate Hunt, who has been re.
siding at Falrmount for moie time, left
tbla afternoon fjr Itiw River to reside
Mrs E d Pritouetl went to Rieeburg
yesterday where shs will assume tUe
management of a naw stesm laundry
Just established there.
Dr and Mra F R Wetherbee arrived
iu Eugene this afternoon on a visit
with Mra Wet her bee' a parents, Hon
aud Mrs i H McCluug. .
R"d Kllnirentmlth and Chrla Marx
Jr, returned this nfternnsn from
buutluff trip out south. They ablppad
tbelr gains ahead of them, ! I
Mra W C Hals and dsuubfr, .f
Grants Paa who bave been iu Euiitue
aeveral days, the guem or Mrsi, "
Lowe, left fur home ye.ieidy
Misa Mabel Htefl rd, coiwi eceta'y
of tbe college V W C A, -fur vim in
Etireoe left this afternoon for Cliemi-
a to vWt th s ociatloii I bere.
LeePerxlu- ltt J'biwulx, An",
for KugeuHioilav and will arrive l"'e
Frtdav. Aafr a b -rl visit be '
ret'irn aud bit mother will ai:oiiipJ
blm.
: Mrs D C Kellems bas returned Ironi a
visit to her father, I L llol, wesi
Irving. Mr rltnt broke the r.oord
with new pottoea Ijr the Curir-luue
dinner.
Mra A Hie Hill, of Oakland, Calilor
Kit. wlio bas been viaitina- berpareuu,
Mr and Mrs P P Palmer ,nd bersi.ter,
Mrs W L Che-luro, left ibi afternoon
lor home. .
Misi Biiele Uancard, of Kiuwnsvuie,
Class of '01, U O, who bad oswu Iu Eu
gene on a short vmt, left esienlay for
Rosehurg, wliere she is one ot ine
public reboot leaebt rs.
Prof R less Matbews, prluclpsl of I be
Garfield Wah, public schools, who
bis been ipeudiug the holidays visit
ing relatives and friends In Lane
county, left for Garfield yesterday.
Roaeburg Review, Jan 4: Ml flat
tie Dement, of Myrtle Creek, aud Mrs
M Bassett, of Drain, left, tbis morn
ing for Eugene after a lew days' stay
in Roeeburg. Miss Dement is slowly
recovering from a eevsre illness and
ber trip to Eugene is for further medi
cal treatment under Dr Bruwu of that
ilty, who was thslr former family
physician soms years ago.
riu m
I KM.
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Gen
t
ion on...
FURNITURE
and CARPETS
; To make room for the 'largest line of Furniture and
Carpets'ever shown in Eugene. We will make a sweeping
reduction of 10 per cent lor 30 days.
Remember we guarantee you the above reduction on
everyldollar. This Sale will positively be among the first
for best selection. .' j--! ;
J W Kays Furniture Co
BIG R1SCH SALE.
Lester Swajgart Disposed of
' Place t Darid Elliott
THE SOCIAL REALM.
His
, Perils of Our Presideots.
All our presidents have been In tbe
babit of mingling freely with tba peo
ple, usualy without any particular
prjtiautlon bslng made for their safety
The dansrernf tb'e has besnaoempbatl
cally pointed out In the last few months
tnat wise statesmen suggest mai iue
old plan be discoatinued. ' There lc
alao aauee ror greacaanger in many 01
tbe so-called remeaisa aavertisea 101
stomach, liver aad bowel oomplalnts.
The safest mcdiolne to take is Uoatet
ters Htomaok Bitters It bai been
before tbe public for fifty years, and
has always been found safe and relia
ble iu eaaee of nervousness, insomnia,
indigestion, dyspepsia aud malaria,
fever and ague. It therefore ociupiea
the foremost position in the list of
houBebold remedies, aud no family
should be wltbout it.
State Taxks. The state board of
tax levy has completed the conipain
tien and apportionment for the tax ot
1002. Tbe total amount is $920,OUO, of
which Lauo county will pay Hi, 505,
nearly one-twentieth of tbe amount,
to be i xaot .0412 per cent. Only four
eountiea pay larger lax than Lane and
two of tbOKe are taxed but little more,
Umatilla $15,01)0 aud Linn 148,000.
Mariou county will pay $56,000 and
Multnomah 247,000, the latter nearly
one-third of tbe entire tax.
Now Own Whole Poildin. J
U MoUluag bas purchased In the last
few days the half Interest in the two-
story brick building at Eighth and
Willamette streets, formerly owned by
other parties and Is now sole owner of
the building. Tbe building was owned
by the Eugene Real Estate Co. The
other owners whom Mr McClang
bought out were : The Gillespie heirs
oac-fourib interest; P Comegys, one
eighth; e D Holt heirs, one-eighth.
The f i0O 'vT Bu'ky arid Ging
plows are . p.f ny grlapbd lor win.
ter plowing. See them a' K L Cham
: ers A Bn.'s. rlAw
This Sale'.will last only 30 Days
OUR GREAT
SiiFiK ga
EVERY MAN, WOMAN OR CHILD
'VVho eueuda even aa much as ouo dollar for
Clothing, Hata and Furnishiug Goods at any
other store, during this groat SALE positively
throwa fully one-half their money away.
Remember when you buy here it is at
tho right store whero it is never too late
to rualo a wrong sale righ.
RIGHT HERE
Is where we demonstrate that we
most liWally for every step you take.
pay yoil
Ladies and
Hisses Jackets
and Capes.
A f. ,w more Ut I thai mu.t U suld
a' about a las Uiaa sslUa prtcsc
AJ I thau aweiwar la sery sltsct, w
havs thasa.
4 . 1w tans aad oulora, llis nat lllacia
aud ltlua
Thaae Jaaksls at this prlre caua.H hslp
but so, au ba iur to he aai,im Uis
brrt.
DRESS GOODS.
Nol tft)itiilta y4 sllrvmit, UJ cxvlon
vrvftvit In nom naming from
I2CtO $1.90
Poi.lln, ViUm Chortbta, rroiBtlUn,
imurn, atni ervpt oltitit ll l i
ductiua frum lOfc. iff- m cU
sjv an iaui to we enr monnm wvifni :
irw tail Hi jwtr arounil rfM tWI
vlf hti bv iiiuh (tar Ullur mkd I
CLOTHING
Astounding bar
gains in men's
suits, over
coats and
pants.
b.rt uiuU iw t 'e aul , in a
Urn v trioly tl Ula ly!s alU BI
liuui K.j W li V.
IW Cray Slrli l ulu an nl ro 14 VI
Ilux .Vr Kin -iiiu MO saw Sl
al -14 1'a.irt 111,,.-! ..,, fil a,w 41X1
i-ts II I ,u i 7 i" avw on
" i;w Hlk Kanev t ..r. d IS VI ... 9 !
K.' llllll'lar' W.mtxl . I: 00 sow 0)
TIIKSK A UK 111
IIAI.Ii AI.NS.
ri w or our
"Bang-up"
Jackets at
Bang Douin
PHIGES
Prices on all
Furs, no
object.
CARPETS.
A visit to this department
win ronvmco you tnat wo
menu business.
Wilton Velvets.
Extra Supers
All Wool Art Squares
Linoleums
Oil Cloths
and
Lace Curtans.
UNDERWEAR-
What ,h yon mi to UxyWt warm wialar
ua.lr aa4 cHt tU
ta.kiii( alvkolsMO ur Iraa.
Mah'a Vla. bnU
l:a.larStiirta aal lraara 4.V avn
ttra't Jr. KlUhal
1'a.lar Sl.irt ait.t Prawr IV rarh.
Man'a N.t'iral Wivl I'nJ,, Murl. h.W
W ltA K I MKK V Ah IN
l.l. i.l.Al Ka AM) gi Al l
Ladies Tailored R
Sale 3 tt
1
hi
Lssler Bwairgart, of Pendleton, on
New Year's dajiold bla ranab o( 716
aurea near Ooebeo, south of Engeie, to
David Elliott, of (hat aeotlan, for
$5005. Included In (ha sale were. 76
head of Aagors joata at $5 per head.
Mr Klllott is a cattleman, but intends
to experiment with Angora goats until
be is satisfied froaa his owb experience
whether or not there is a profit In that
klad of stook suEoiant to Justify hi
in sngaginft la the bnslnesa on an ex
tensive scale.
Curing tae summer of 1901 Mr
Swaggart bought 100 Angora goata for
$5 a bead and plaoed them on his
Qoshea raneb.,.They became diseased
aad he sold 60 of them t H a pleoe.
In tbe meantime about 60 klda had
been born, and tbla eala closes out tba
lot. . . - - - "
Bote) Arrivals.
EOFFUAN
E La Fore t, Wend ling
J E Sullivan, Seattle
8 Klaok, N Y
L VV Adams, Cincinnati
I) Bowers, Cottage Grove
B L Willlsmi, Dexter
T E Furnisb.Crow
Q (J Huston, Elnilra
G 8 Pell, Crow .. ,
J as Peek, Leburg
O K Paul, Chicago
W A Trophsgen, B F
L L Kosenthal, Chlcaga
M EUlmer.8 F
Wade Breoki, LaQrando
H L Aug, Portland
J W Warner, Portland
J A Smith, Bonheatar
inQENB
TWegaaan.SP
John Pairott, Portland
Dan Boullet, Junstlon
M btggenbothem k wf, Harrlsburg
it J itineuart, Harrlsburg
E Frost, Portland
C U McGss, galeaa
L J Holland, Cottage Qrova
Ira Davis, Janotlon
Ell Bans, 8 F
C H NobleB, Boston
W J Wilsey, Portland
The Imperial,
l.lrctfiltifc- ta-l.T-l ,,
rn. fa.hi.iuM u.l f,(.,HrT
cltha .till r.n,,n M.l mu.t I-c.-.t,m(
at . 0 , ,,,
Mllinj mic.
It .1 qnabtr m A.H, t,,,
oth.r. full front an.l fc jf lUht litt,..
Domestic Goods.M
Prices ranin from 4o cents
to $2.50 a vd.
The same cut in towling.
u4
Cottage Grove, Or. First olass.rjample
room 80x50 feet, well equipped. Rates
ll.OU and 12.00 rjr dav.
Attention Ladies ot G. A. R.
A good attendance of members de
sired at our regular meeting Friday,
.... wiu, ai j p m. Installation of
olllcers will take place at 3:80. Ladles,
bring baikeu well filled. All honorary
members and coinrai'ea wishing to be
obligated are requested lobe resent.
By order of presltl'ot.
" Meeting Notice.
Tbers will be regular meeting of
Ivanho Commandorj tbla evening
Work In R. rj it AetK Merube
and visltlug Sir Kaigbts iuvued to be
tnwau Jtt1"' k t1.
Broke "iu WmKT aturu.y
tarl Johnson, employed In tbe
Kooth-K,.lly Co sawmill at
handling, was so ontortuu.te as to
bave his hft wrht bmk.ri. t), Odi
'"J'dtUeli.Jary.i,dthe man was
brought to tl Engen. hospital
llnly ,'Vpiiiii
k-'l'Th 'T ,h""" "rongest.
K " I"hsro has purchased a larc.
.-o.,.,roiD7v
b.a..tr,nao .nd m,i ,hf.u , , ,
l-a'tni-nt s,re tny. M, k U
. I'moarie that Mr t
';'pnrI(f , agol
the remainder.
R "Ud" '- In Blu.
-v " nui-Kers,
One of the moat pleasant dinner oar.
tlea of the season was given lust even
ing at the Banquet Cafe by the win-
nera of the g -..up prlza n the masquer- .
ade the other evemn- -Mother Goose
and family. E- ' member of the
group invited friend, and sixteen
persons aat d.. u to an elaborate
spread asrved In eight ooursea. Tht
participants were: Ur and Mrs
Romeo Gilbert, Misses Myra Brows,
Ermine Churob, Madge Battee, Irene
Applegate, La Verne Long, Lulu Gil
strap, Pearl Roberts, Messrs E R
Davis, Ernest Gllstrap, Hal Wood
Harry Dunbar, Chas Qrlffln, Elmtr
Wright, Walter Carroll.
. Another ot those aoolal afternoom
will be enjoyed by Bt Mary's Episco
pal Guild on next Wednesday, Mrs
F W Prentice will be oar hostess and
desires a full attendance. All friends
outside of tbe Guild membership are
also expeoted. Besldeacs on High
street. Harriet E Bladdsn, See'y.
. .
Installation of officers of tba Wo
men's Relief Corps was held in Frank'i
ball Baturday eveniag. Tbe event
was a pleasant one, a number of gusitt
of the corps being present. A banquet
was served during the evening,
.
The Young People's Dancing Club
met with Elmer Palna at the hone of
his parents, Dr and Mra D A Patnr,
East Eleventh and Paul streets, Sat
urday night.
Deacon's danea at the armcrr pavil
ion Saturday evening was largely at
tended. The musia by Daly's orchestra
waa excelleat. bringing forth macr
words of praise from the dancers,
Mohby fob Voluktuss Bundty'i
Oregonlan printa a list ol the Seoond
Oregon Volunteers who have failed to
receive the $10 each wbloh tbe latt
legislature voted them to relmbuiie
them for the olothlng worn by
them when they left for ths
Philippines. The following mem
bers ot Co C tare ' not yst re
ceived their money : Frank Ankenj,
Moray L Applegate, Arthur Gille'and
(deceased), Joseph V O'Brien, Cyrus
R TibbettB, Arthur T Vulgamore ; slsa
Francis M Hempe, of Eugene, huts
member of Co F. The slate also
awarded each . member of the reel
ment a medal for gallant service and
the following Lane 1 county nieu
bave not received them: B li Chrniler,
r ODoty, O W Drew, ArtburGllllls. i
(all deceased), Franols Hem lie, J V
O'Brien.
, Studiks Rrsumkd. The Unlverall
student, are back to town ajitw thfil
vacation atd studies and recltatloni
wire returned this morning. Tie"
students have tone to work wl h re
newed vigor and better work Is ex-p-cted
of thi in,
un Mm if
W8ALKERS ,' arJ FUNERAL DlnOT
Baj 4 Henflerjfln, Undertakers
Entilnm. Cor. WiL mi 7th tU.
rbleh
and in
trik. . .
iilr ...k w" "-aus
NEW
YEAR...
Blank Books,
Office Supplies,
en Carbon Letter
Books,
Th Best of Inks,
Typewrlier
Paper and Carbons.
Schwarzschild's
Public Storage
of ail kinds
at
Reasonable
Rates
at
Geo THall& Son's
Warehouse.
i.-oruraiic, sri.j
3C
rr53LC
, - 1'tir owner
' mice.
1- l. . .
that
of men
vnloable
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