Daily Eugene guard., January 07, 1902, Image 1

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VOL. 19.
DAILY EUGEIE GTJiKD.
7 1902 TUESDAY EVENING NO
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TUESDAY EVENING
EUGENE, OREGON, JANUARY
198
5th Annual 5th
January Clearance Sale.
press Goods, Bleak.
15c line for 10
25c lino for 20
35c line for 25
50c line for 40
75c line for 60
100 line for 80
125 line for 100
150 line for 125
1 75 line for 1 50
500 line for 1 75
2 50 line for 2 05
Pesian Flannels.
85c line for 65
Skinner Satin.
$1 60 for $1 35
Taffeta Silk.
90c for 80
1 00 for 85
Dress Goods, Colors.
15c line for 10
' 25c line for 20
35c line for 20
50c line for 40
75c line Jor 60
1 00 line for 80
1 25 line for 1 00
1 50 line for 1 25
2 00 line for 1 70
Silk Waist Patterns.
? 3 50 for S 45
4 00 for 2 80
4 50 for 3 25
5 00 for 3 50
6 50 for 495
Sheeting, Bleached.
8- 4 at 16J c
9- 4 at 18c
10-4 at 20c
Cloth
ing All
Lines
20 PER
CENT
Off
Ladies Wool Hose.
25c for 20c
35c for 25c
50c for 40c
I
Table Linen.
35o for
50c for
75c for
00 for
25 for
50 for
60 for
.25
.40
.60
.85
$100
$125
$1 35
Napkins.
75o Dz for 60
1 00 Dz for 75
1 50 Dz for $1 25
2 00 Dz for 1 75
2 50 Dz for 2 00
5 00 Dz for 4 00
6 00 Dz for 4 75
Fleece Lined Hose,
15c for 10c
20c for 15o
25c for 20c
35c for 25c
Ginghams 5 and 6c
Ladies Dress Skirts to Close out.
Wool Waists at Bargains.
Flannel Night Robes.
75c for 60c
1 00 for 75c
1 25 for 1 00
1 50 for 1 20
2 00 for 1 70
Muslins White.
Lonsdale 9c
Suit 9c
First Call 4c
Wash Silk.
1 00 for 85
Outing flannels 4 to 9c
All calicoes 5c per yard
Ladies Jackets 1-2 price
Misses and Childrens Jackets
at cost
IMPT019BR0S
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rlAMPTH HQS
DEPARTMENT,
frs Elected for Ensuing Year
Other Business.
Tbi annua) meeting of the Eugene
Fin Department waaneldin Fireman's
bill last evening.
TbelollewiDg oflleers were eleoted
fa tha turning year: W V Campbell,
pruldeit; Herbert Eastland, vloe
tre aidant; A C Mathews, saoretar j ; M
SHubbls, treatbrar; F G Sherman,
Ed Clure aji Wm Hode, finance
nmmittee.
It ai reaolftd that only five) per
mute allowed on the truoka whea
loing to a fir and aaid five art to bi
th Out on the trioka ; whether they
i Hitmen er not will not figure.
Nulia
PLChinbtra&Bro
Hirdntt
d w
HAVING more menu
shoes on hand than we
have room for, we will
start the new year ' bv
sine out two lines and
will sell
for $1.75
M Shoes for $2.15
ill brand new goods and
11 Sizes in Bfnnlr
YORAN'S
SHOE STORE.
Fine Stationery,
Albums,
Ladies' Pocket
Books,
Fountain Pens at
sity Bookstore
DIVORCE AND MARRIAGE.
Two Licenses to Wed Issued and
a Petition tor Divorce Filed
Mortgage 1 150 00
Mortgage 755 CO
Chattel mortgage 1000 00
Chattel mortgage 828 (10
Satisfaction of mortgage 350 00
Satisfaction of mortgage 750 00
REAL ESTATE TRANBFERS.
Wm an 'I Anna A Boyd to Hamuel
Lowe land in tp 17 e r 12 w, $1600.
Ida Ionian and Llaa Veatch to
Laogdon Morse e j of lot 1 blk 2 D G
Motherland's second ad to Cottage
Grove, $1.
WW Withers, sheriff; to John A
Henderson lot 13 and w 20 feet of lot
blk 7 Lancaster, $4.41.
1 1U (J anu Knuna V Miller to mauie
A Mount lot 1 tk !! DO MoFarlaDd'e
third an to Collage Grove, $1000.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Edward T Anderaon ve Ann Jane
Anderson, divorce. The couple were
married at Mnryaville, C, Out 15,
1889, Denertiuu la alleged as grounds
for divorce. Jonnson and Eby are at
torneys lor plaintiff.
PROBATE COURT.
Bstrti" ot 8 D Holt, deoeased. Order
to pay a 1 bequests set out III will.
JlAiU liQR LICKN8B.
Wm Perman nnd Nellie Berry, F E
Henderson witness
Virgil D White and Juda C C'ooley,
D P Burton witneia.
.
Difficult Opkkatios. Dr T W
Harris, aasisted by Dre F W Prentloe
and J W Harris, the other day per
formed a very difficult operation upon
Jehn Ogle, of Junction City , but wao la
nowln Eugene. Hewassunerlngfroma
large abscess around toe liver aid It
was necessary l" take section! out of
twe riba to remove It, which was very
minnasafullv done. The patient Is
resting easily now,
Married. At the residence of
Frank E Henderson, In Cottage Grove
Jannarv F. 1902. Win Perman and
Miss Nellie Berry were uuttea id mar
n.T. J W Vauibo. jU'tlce of the
neace. officiating. The contracting
nartles are both well Known in r.u-
gene.
WALLA
WALU
INQUIRY.
AT THE UNIVERSITY
Lookout Reported
to Officer in
Max's Lights
An Extension. We have been in
formed tbat J H Klemm will extend
bis two-story brick building on West
Ricrhth street 60 feet next summer.
Work will be lively this year an re.
Born. In Ensene, Jan 6, 1902,
Mr and Mra M A Wolford, a 13-pound
daughter.
ft HAPPY HEW YEAR.
W1 RAVE good reasnas to be aspr. Oar bullosas here Us
tjia time, what w. eipscted. Th rpla Mm to ba.v ap-
5S'orts, "WHICH ARI TO PLEASE. We rn.t
C "llW'l Ihsanat demands on ue made It unavoidable.
hM'" ,'",k' ' s-iuarous patronats bestowed
aAfht?0;T'.",i'",rely"tnTi our best wishes to all for AVfcl-H
Af'V A.SU I'ltOSl'EUOUS NEW YEAR
JANNEY & MEYER,
The Jewelers.
OFFICER TOOK NO NOTICE;
Spatial to the guard.
San Franchco, Jaa 7 In the inquest being held to
fix tho responsibility of the collision between the steam
ship Walla Walla and sailing ship Max, with the resultant
loss of lift, Johnson, the lookout am the Walla Walla,
testified that he clearly saw the Max's lights and reported
them to the ofheer in charge of the steamship.
That omcor took no notice of the report irom the look
out station, at least made no change in the sailing direction
of the ship.
STOCKYARD SAFE KOBBED.
peelal te the b'uard.
St Louis, Jan 7 Masked men overpowered, bound and
gagged three watchmen at the National Stock Yards in this
oity last night. Then they proceeded to blow the safe open.
ihey secured jouuu irom tne wrecicea sate. -
CHINESE ROYALTY HOME.
Special to the Quarfe
Pbkin, Jan 7 The emperor of China and the dowager
empress.together with their retinues.made iheir entry into the
J? Ul uiuuou ui luu UMfitax wjimj umiu ivv itjiriviu
from the assembled Chinese multitudes.
The procession was decked out in all the splendor of
an oriental court.
AFTER NORTHERN RAILROADS.
Special to tk9 Qiard,
Washihoton. Jan 7 Attorney-General Douglass of
Minnesota has filed a brief in the Supreme Court of the
United States asking that the Northern securities Company
be permanently restrained from merging the Great
Northern and Northern Pacific railroads.
COAST WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY,
Bpaeial te the SriARe).
Chicago, Jan 7 Seattle capitalists are Mere nego
tiating for equipments for the promotion of a wireless
telegraphic connection between ru;et bound aim Alaska
It if nroDosed to put the plant in operation next
A A aV -
summer.
HEARING FOR SCHLEY.
dtwcial te the Guard.
Washington, Jan 7 P-esident Roosevelt has given as
surance that he will consider Admiral Schley's appeal
against the majority report of the Naval Board of Inquiry
in the Sampson-Schley controversy.
Attorneys Revnor and Teaeue. counsel for Admiral
Schley, are now engaged preparing the papers.
Registration Now Numbers 269,
Less Than Last Year. '
CHEMICAL SEMINAR.
The members of the astninar held a
meeting last evening In the chemical
lecture room at MoClure Hall. Dr
Laohman presented a paper ou "la
Tellurium aa Element?" In which he
brought out some of the latest de
veloped facts which leave the disputed
question somewhat affirmatively
answered. R L U rider mail an original
paper ou tbe "Standardization ef aold
solutions."
The seminur la held bi-weekly and
has for ltu object the study aud dis
cussion of up-to-date subjects in
chemical science. This Is a means by
which Individuals sufficiently ad
vaBced may keep apace with modern
developments In the science.
. .
Keglatratlon in the University, ex
clusive of the musical, medical and
law department-, now number V69.
One student registered Monday. Tbe
number of students I ant year was Lift
However, with the present convenience
In arrangement of the curriculum, a
nuoaoer ot students will beglu at the
second semester, and it is highly prob
able that the registration will con
siderably exoeed that of last year.
H. GORDON THE H0USEFURN1SHER.
lit
waaiLlI'1- r'.'tMJil Jl t lfi V "7 VI n JC a, B trW-v, U.Mi
J-Z.fS-Jarf7-' r. i , i .. .. . ,'.f
Carry a full line of Cast Cooks and
Steel Ranges. Lowest prices and
goods guaranteed. A carload will
arrive tho middle of next month.
H. GORDON, The Housefurmshor.
21 East Ninth street.
I Prc-lnvcntory
Sale
Tom Williams, U O'a representative
at the students' conference at Paolllc
Grove, Cal, returned this afternoon.
He reports an enthusiastic and a euo
cessful meeting. A number ot repre-
Beulatlvas Irom other colleges passed
through on the train aud several col
lege yells were given with a vim at the
depot.
.
Wade Brooks has returned to Eu
gene and will res me his studies at the
University.
a
Miss Mamie Scott registered at the
Ublveraity Monday.
FOR 10 DAYS
To close out all
Fall and Winter Goods
before invoicing.
GREAT DEDUCTION ON
DRESS GOODS.
Hfe North Window.
t . Ladies' Wrappers at Cost
' Ouly a few left.
' We will close out -
5oo Wankets for 45c a pair,
75c blankets for G5o a pair,
and all blankots at a special price.
A good Outing Flannel 20 yds $1.00.
A few odds and ends left in underwear,
theso are special values at the, price.
MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING AT A
GREAT REDUCTION.
J. H. MCCLUNG
about BJQOMSq
ItVI
nisds epB.:lly f.r us, hv the lamest laa
tury in Hi world, rolled "Little Lad;"
which we would like to show you. Lailirs
who like a medium weight broom with lino
Ktniw aud a lianl wood handle. Take
this tip and ses this broom.
G$o.:T. flail & Son.
Dim. ear Trent, Lane county,
Oregon January 6, 1902, of pnmmonia,
Mra Flltebeth Jamea, aited To year.
Tbe remalna will be burled In tbn
Cloverdale cemetery tomorrow.
Old newspapers (or sale at tbe Odard
i.flliw.
hBVKM ' I'K t U.IN(1. OwlllK
10 loma nii-uiid-riiiandliiaT the grocery
i. .res did not all cl.mn at 7 last niglil,
there beine di. fied dam agreed on
hut a (oiniiitt; vi-l ed each etore till
ni'rpi''tf "f,d '"Miimencine; tonlub
h v ..i pp.- t-t 7 o 'cIik k each even
h.a rau p- -alurday.
WATCH THIS
SPACE
Tbe commlHsionera' court Is still
orklng ou tli annual repone of tbe
road HiipervNr'ra.
A frelii liaiu JJnl llipinuii P'u-
Efiie uoluu south tiiH afitraoon cni-
tatni.ig about 2.) curli uiN of liimlor.
Or'Kill luilll.i r Ih beng aliipaied Houlll
an I Kast In icnln ll-o 'iiai;tn:e-.
(Jne ottbe line m n.orial winl iwaof
the (Jiirinllan ciiurcli which was broken
some lime eiio was shipped to fort-
land today to be repaired by the Povey
Bros Glues Co, the firm which manu
factured the magnificent feklunerand
Mulligan windows, just put in at the
courlhoiii-e,
Mrs C H Park. KiH Math and Pat
terson etreetp, received a letter this
morning from her father In Cel. Ira I
Maaaacbuselta, paying the thermoms-
ter we 10 below ro at tbe time of
wslllnc Hevloibd with hiadaughtar
in Kuiieue I "niimer and exprestee
himself aa anxious lo make a home In
this equable climate.
SPECIAL SALE
Picnic Hams
Quality Guaranteed.
IOC
lb . For a short time only
L. C. SKEELS
DO YOU KNOW
That we have ono of tho largest nnd most
complete rtocks of Groceries and Crock
ery in the city. Everything now and fresh
nnd the quality tho very Lett. If not
already a customer, givo us a trial, and
wo will try to please you.
N. T. WILSON,
Highest price paid for country produce. .
Paon.
Miln el. I