Daily Eugene guard., January 07, 1902, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
BREVITIES.
TAX LEVY RAISED
10 Per Cent
TUESDAY -
JANUARY 7
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
FOB BALE AT
Julius Goldsmith's
UARD Tilephone, Ho Main 191.
Weatnei.
(aeaUl te Buart.
Portlmd, Or, Jo. 7. Tonight and
Wednesday, occasional imla and coolir
lilAIA.
Trebl Clef
Treble Clef
Treble t'W
Friday, Jail 17, VHi.
1)1 Lowe oculo-opticlau Eugeue.
Poultry supplies at t'-atum & Halet.
The Jackson county tax levy la 2U
mill.
Ferenlel vetch and olber wiatar-sown
gra need at
dAw F L Chambers Bro'i
J Uoldeiaith Is having some Dew
Igns painted on the windows of tils
cigar store.
George Bovern bas sold out bis In
terest la bis barberabop to bis partner,
AU Katbmell.
Valuable and Interesting matter Is
Two And One-Hall Mills Higher
Than Last Year.
TwiRTY-rou aio oac-HumiiLt.
This morning the county com
missioners' court after due delib
eration upon tbe sub)c?i. fixed the
oouuly tax levy foi tne present yeer aa
follows:
late 7 7-10 mills
Couuty expeuses 6 4-10 mills
6 mills
.A 6-10 mills
always found on the Inside page of p"
,i..n,.,.ii,...i, Roads and briJges
unuDij ueoi ana iiueresi... i i-iu nun
CSIVITIIa.
feed and grooerles at White's.
Overtone for wall paper and paints
J O Watte, gradual optician, Eo
keae. Kraab Eastern OysUra. Eon boa
ler.
Bee Preston A Hales stock of wall
paper. Prussian Block Food at Preston A
Hales.
Hot Time stovee
V h Cbaaabsri Bra. d w
Uefora baying real estate see Gross A
Hteveni.
New Arm: P L Chambers A Bro,
hardware.
Be "Santiago" Friday evsnlng,
Jaausry lOtb.
Spray material already mixed at F L
Chambers A Bro,
Chicken lios palut II per gallon at
Preston A Hales.
Janney A Meyer, graduate opticians.
Examlnatloa free.
List your property with Uroea A
Stevens, real estate dealers.
If you want to BEE Ilk you should
HKE, sec Janasy A Meyer, graduate
optlelana.
Wall paper. Clearance sal. All
style at eoct before sew stook comes
In. If L Obaasbsrs A Bro. dw
Ppray pumps all alee and prloea. F
L Chamber A Bro.
"Santiago" at opera boase, Friday
evening, January 10.
Tbe Ole Olson C i arrived In Eugene
this afternoon from ths north and will
play at the open bouse thle evening. I
By request of msny citizens "Ban-
tlage" will be reproduced Friday
venlBg, Jaauery 10th, for tbe beneflt
af Co A.
Dunn A Ce.'of the Bonhoulere bak
ery and confectionery store, are re
modeling their bake ehop In tbe rear
of tbe atore.
Now is the time tu spray your trees.
One apraylng now la equal to tbre la
tbeanramsr. dw
Will M Morrow, formerly In busi
ness at Baker City will open an up-to-
date plumbing and tin ehop at 410
Willamette street about Jan 101b.
The steamer lluili, which sank In
the river near Corvallls several weeks
ago, baa been raised and left for Port'
land propelled by her own steam.
Ed Eaton, ol Jasper, brought bis
little 7-year-old daughter to town yes
terday to have a cut over her right eye
d retted. While playing eh was
thrown against a stove with the above
result.
Registration or voters Is not pro
greasing as rapidly a desired by tbe
attaobes of the county clerk's ofiloe
who have oharge of the work. Only
abeut 80 have registered so far. It Is
'operative that all register betore tbey
can vote.
Election expenses..
8-10 mill
Total 24 mills
This is two and one-half mills blgber
than last year's levy which was:
State 6 7-10mllla
Bcbool 6 mills
County 6 mills
Koadeand brldt.es 4 mills
Conrthouse 1 S-10 mills
Bcalp bounty...,., 1 mill
Utel
mills
Died.
Betsey, wife of George W Wbltsett,
died at Prtnevllle, Oregon, January 1st,
1002, aged 38 years. Bettey Harlow
was married to Geo W Wbltsett in
mlHSourl Id 1871 ; came to Lane county
in 1876, locating near Cottage Grove
wbere they resided until October of
last year wben they moved to Prlne
ville.
Mrs Wbltsett was tbe mother of
Wm Prestoo is In Portland.
J L Page Is back from Portland.
R F Finn, of 1-aliurp, 1. In the city.
Ueorge BPtle, of Portland, Is In the
olty.
Mrs (loo Uidford, of riaginaw, Is In
the City.
John Shtrwood, of Cottage Urove, I
In thetl y.
Walter Bcolt and wife, of Wendliog,
are In the clly.
Walter Whittlesey baa returned from
Ban Francisco.
Mia Lottie Waller is confined to tbe
bouse with Illness.
J P l.'urrlo rsturned this afternoon
from Coitage Urove.
Ex-Sherlfl A J Johnson, of Creswell,
waa in Eugene today.
Rout Carey came down from Coltige
Grove this afternoon.
Frank Goodman returned to Cottage
Grove this afternoon.
Frank Blair, the commercial traveler,
want to Albany this afternoon.
G M and W H Veatcb came down
from Trent on this afternoon's train.
Hon 8 M Yoran went to Uarrlsburg
this afternoon on a short business trip.
Prof W A Wann and B Y Evans
went to Janction City this afternoon.
Ge H Bruit went to Roeeburg this
afternoon to join bis wife who la visit
ing Ibere.
Jesse Bounds bas gone to Florence.
Mrs Bounda and sod, Frauk, are visit
ing at Cottage Grove.
Drs ft L and C B Wlllough y re
turned lb Is afternoon from a ebon
business trip to Roaeburt; .
Mr and Mrs H N Cockeiline, afier a
visit of two weeka with Euuene friends,
returned to Balem today.
John Btowell and C W Doyle, both
BLUE RIVER MINES.!
I
i
SUU Working on Rich Ore at:
Lucky Boy. !
Reduction
14 children, 18 of whom survive ber, old Eugene boys, arrived here from
Gams and Forestry Warden tjulmby
baa riled bis annual report with Gov
ernor Geer. It gives the number of
arrests In each county for violations of
the game law from March 1 to Duo em
ber 81,1901. Laneoounty Is credited
Willi one arrest, viz: 0 Calif, robbery
of duok uests, convicted and fl ned $16.
he oldest daughter bavlng died at the
age of two years. All the living chil
dren were at ber bedside during the
last Illness, Bbe lingered nine weeks,
at time rallying and giving hope for
recovery.
On tbe evening of tbe last day of tbe
old year ehe awoke from slumber and
said, "1 have been over the river; I am
going eoon. Don't be alarmed about
me, I am all right." Then fell asleep,
not lo awake In tills world.
The funeral was held from the
Methodist churoh, Ilev W C Clark,
pastor, preaching the funeral eermou.
Long range shells
F lChambsra A Krn.
strongest,
d w
SOME SPECIAL PRICES.
Cotton Blankets.
lprgoed cotton blanketc OOe
1 pr exra good blaaksts 76o
1 pr eitra good blankets f 1 i!5
lpt extra good blankets J 00
Pants.
1 pr ancoi peat 75o
1 pr men pant $1.00
1 pr mens pants (special)..., 1.60
1 pr mens panta... 2.00
AU good pattern.
Shoes.
Odds and ende.
Bargalna on our shoe counters
everybody at about i price.
Man' $4 00 suit for $8 60
Mea's So 00 suit for $4 60
Men's $6 60 suit for $6 00
Men' heavy 60o underwear 40o
Men's heavy duo sweaters 40o
Fine line nobby caps for boya 25o.
for
Cotton Batts.-
1 full It halt, good quality 12Jo
Diamond dy per pkg So
Comfortables.
1 good comfortable $1.26 for $1.16
1 extra good comfortable 1.60 for 1.26
1 extra good comfortable 1.76 for 1.S6
1 extra good comfortable 2 00 for 1Mb
1 extra good comfortable 2.16 tor 185
Ail Billy Department Store.
Ban Francisco this afternoon for a visit.
Herbert Leigh, tbe useayer, Is back
from Bohemia. He brought some
splendid apsilniens down with bim
from that district.
W W Haines left this afternoon for
Southern Oregon lowus on a bid-buy
Ing expedition, expecting to go as far
south as Ashland,
Rev O R Moore, who bas been at'
tending tbe Divinity Bcbool, bas gone
tu Corning, L'al, lo accept the pastorate
of the Chrletlau church there.
Hiv It U CsIIIsod, of Kail Creek, was
lu town today. Mr t allison was ex
pectlug a blooded turkey from Rose-
burg ou the afternoon train but it
failed to come.
Mrs C C Thorne, of Tacoma, Is the
est of ber cousin, Mra I L Campbell
bavlng arrived here on this aftornoon's
train, Tbe lady Is well known here
a Miss Catherine C Cogswell, being
a uleoe of tbe old pioneer, John Cogs
well.
W U Bradley, W J Collins, Mies
Hanueymeyer and B Bwett, of Wis
coiibIu, arrived In Eugeue this after
noon. They are heavy investor In
timber lauds, They come here on
personal visit, having beard of Lane
county's fine timber.
Mrs J 8 Medley of Cottage rove,
who has been at North Yakima, Waah,
ssversl wetka with hopes of beuedtlug
her hetlth, returned this afternoon
and slopped oft In Eugene to viait ber
mother, Mra J Hanson, and her slaters
and brothers. Her health Is not much
Improved,
0 SHOW T THE MIKES
t! H Park, the lululng capitalist, is
Just down from tbe Hlue itivr mine.
He ttntw that be bas a good fori i f
menatwrk cu his Treasure mine
and the tunnel has been run lu lo a
distance of 300 fist and still pngres.-
iDg The tunnel is at a ileum oi -w
feet. ..r Park .xp-.cts lo keep bin
men at worX all winter, Ihe wenlher
not being severe euouli to check oper
ations. Ibere is no uow at the uiiuej,
Mr Park says, only a lilt: ou the
highest points of the mountains. Tbe
wluter bas been an excellent oue for
woik eo far audit is hoped will con
tinue as it bas been.
Tne Lucky Boy owners are itlll
working on tbe rich ore uncovered in
the great strike made reeeutly aud tbe
tunnel bas been extended to the grass
roots above. This was oue of ti.e rich
est strikes ever mads lu Oregou.
Perils of Our Presidents.
All our presidents have been in the
habit of mlugllug freely with Ike peo.
pie, ususly without any particular
precaution being made for their safety.
1'he dangsrot th e ha. been so emphati
cally poluted out in tbe last few months
that wise statesmen suggest that tbe
old plan be dl.coatluusd. There la
aleo cause for great danger In many of
the ao-oalled remedies aaveriiseu ior
stomach, liver and bowel complaints.
Tbe safest medicine lo take ia Hostel-
ter's Htomaoa Bitters. It has been
before the public for fifty yean, and
bas alwas been louua saie auu relia
ble lu casssof nervousness, lnsomuia,
digestion, dyepepma ami malaria,
fever and ague. It therefore ociuples
the foremost position In the I si of
household remedies, and oo family
should be without it.
on...
FURNITURE
and CARPETS
To make room for the largest line of Furniture an
Carpets 'ever shown in Eugene. We will make a sweeps
reduction of 10 per cent for 30 days.
IlBuubiuuci vie Kuaiamco tu uuioiouuui onin
every "dollar. This Sale will positively be among the firs-,
for best selection.
J W Kays; Furniture Co
Married.
At Ihe residence of J W Horu, J::n
uary 2ud, 1902, by U K Male, justice of
the peace, Mr Pearl Courlwri.ht aid
MIsh Nora I'hutuiau, bulb of Has,
Lane county.
Mr Ccurtwrlgbt la one of Mr E
Bangs' stage drivers on the Euuene-
Maplulou route aud Ik highly re-peeU il
by all who kuow'hiui, whilu Mits
Tburman is tbe hi.nusome and ac
coninliihtddaUKbler of Mr aud Mrs A
M Tbuiuiau, of llalu. Tbe couple will
make their home at Mapleton for the
present. H.
Must Ketikk. Roeeburg Plain,
dsalei : lu about 30 days tbe lease of
Harry M Holden will expire on the
building in which be has his Boroais
shoe atore installed aud at which time
he will be required to give possession,
and being unable to seoure another
room suitable for bis business, h Is
compelled t anuounoe a closing out
sale. Mr Holden bas built up a good
business here and this unfortunate
state of affairs Is to be greatly regretted.
Married. Mr H A Inwall and
Miss Jessie Matttson were mnrrisd at
2:30 p in, H'induy, Jau 6, by R iv Mor
ton L U'" at Iva home on Wll'atuette
street. Mr anil MrsLiwall wbl reside
on a farm uear Irylug.
Ole Oleson Tonight.
"Ole Oleson," best of Bwedish dia
lect playH, has long eujoyed great pop
ularity and judged by Its drawing
powers is likely to retain Ita vogue for
many seasons. Ita presentation here
at tbe Paiker this evening by tbe pop
ular comedian Ben Heudrlcks aud a
company of promised excellence, will
enlist the attention of all theatre goers
wbo enjoy a performance in whioh
holesome fun and entertainment are
not marred by any questionable theme
or objectionable feature. "Ole Oleson'
la one of tbe plays that gains favor by
their homely qualities and simple
truthfullness to nature. MrHendrloks
bas no rival In the Una of S wedlsh dia
lect work and is withal an exoellent
aotor. He bas a special feature In the
Bwedish Ladies Quartett wnoe sweet
singing is everywhere rapturously re
ceived. Hotel Arrivals.
This Sale will last only 30 Days
OUR GREAT
111!
EVERY MAN, WOMAN OR CHILD
Who euenda even as much as ouo dollar for
Clothing, flats and Furnishing Goods at any
othor store, during this great SALE positively
throws- fully one-half thoir money away.
Romonibcr whon you buy bore it ia at
tho right store whoro it is never too late
to inako a wrong sale right.
RIGHT HERE
Is where we demonstrate that we
most liWally for every stfp you take.
pay you
Ladies and
Hisses Jackets
and Gapes.
A ttw nan Ml that nilut ha sold
al etwut 1 lass than mIUdi prior.
All than iwaiuar la svsry sttsrt, wa
have Ihsaa.
A (aw tana aad castors, the taat Mails
end blues,
Thaas Jacket at this pi L cannot rialp
nut m, eo be aura w bs among Us
Brat,
DRESS GOODS.
ot sspenals. rat alaxaat. aulkl tutors
, ia pilot rangli.g from
12cto $1.09
AmirN, uift crw) doll all al
dcikB from lOmlrt m
Do ot fail to ar our mMlum wtUM
for all tha jrw aratind rMr
waliclita baarjr Munich fur tailor niatU
an
CLOTHING
Astounding bar
gains inihen's
suits, over
coats and
pants.
Itoy li,,rt pnU i
latK vtrivty ot
lioui VXV Ut f :t.
. .i I , lu a
i)l. i4tu a
iu a,i ixt m
ol. i a..
lle.i t;r.v Strl.l
,N.r IM i.
I S I a. 1.1 l!u.
Hit
K".i lllk K.n.'T U
MM lilt t'lar W. i. 11 , I.' ui
14 M
uit li 11 pi 4 ' 0
mil. Ik) bow A 1X1
1.1 vi ... y
y oj
TIIKSK AKK lit I' W UK I'l It
IIAhl.AI.V-i.
"Bang-ap"
Jackets at
Bang Douin
PHIGES
Prices on all
Furs, no
object.
CAKPETS.
A visit to this department
will convince vou that we
mean business.
Wilton Velvets,
Extra Supers
All Wool Art Squares
Linoleums
Oil Cloths
and
Lace Curtains.
UNDERWEAR-
Wh , )rti aar to hjint warm winUr
aa.l.tWMr anil k-,.),t tr
tu.kio- alwtolaaaia ptl.-ea or Ita.
M.r V:.-a HbmI
ta.i.r Miirta o! lrwara 4Sc aa.ll
Vt.n. J.Ty KiMol
l a l.r ShiiK fth.t lr-.r 4.V aa.-h.
M.a'i NatitrU Vivl fnjer Shiilc
t I HAN y. MH! VK1! IN
al I. (illAI'KS AM ol'AI.I-
rits.
Ladies Tailored
Suits.
ni.i.l fa.hh n.h'. k.i
-l..,l. -..I-...I-T
rni.in anil
out at
price.
n.u-1 li.,
t.iit ). il,,n
HOFFMAM
John F Ulvens, Roeeburg
E Fletcher, Klverton
li Greene, tit Paul
F s:ewurt, Riverton
Bam H Uoldxmltb, Portland
Lena Calllson, Jasper -Af
argaretCallison, Jasper
J E Bulllran, Seattle
O U Fithlan, Chieago
J M WoodrufT, Portland
Jas Peek, Leaburg
KCOEN
Thos Boners, Irving
V D While, Junction.
L T Saumele, Bt Paul
V Eckerl, Omaha
7 E James, Riverside, Cal
F P Matteson, Portland
8 members Ole Olson (Jo
J A Briebine, Portland
Chan P Pierce, B F
The Imperial.
CottageGrove, Or. First elass. Sample
room 80x60 feet, well equipped. Rates
$1.00 and (2.00 per dav.
Attention Ladies ot G. A. R.
A good attendance of members de
aired at our regular meeting Friday,
me turn, at 2 pm. Installation of
officers will take place at 3:30. Ladles,
unug caskets well Ulled. All honorary
members and comrades wishing to be
oDiigattd arc requested to be preacnt,
Dy oraer or president.
TBE SOCIAL REALM.
The Mi uses PeBrl aud Mkfnle Mr
Mahon eutertaineu auumberof theli
frleudB, last hrlaay evenlnir, Jan 3rd.
at tnenome or ttier parents, Mr ans
Mra John al.-iohou, tlmut two mik,
west of Tuuisuju. .. n.neuclng ali
o'clock music and v u us were Indulge
ia until me nour i., n, when tbe din
ing rcom was u, n o open andaneli.
gaut luucbeon was served, prepared tj
in exueuen. cook, hubs rearl Moth.
hon, after which they retired to tti
p trior, amid the beautiful deooraiiou
of cedar boughs, and continued ibt
merry conversation and amusemeoii,
until tbe wee hours of tbe mornlDi,
wnen an returned to tbclr homes vot
ing this one of the moat crjjojablaj
events of the season, atlas Imil
Withers furnished the musio for tlj
occasion and deaerves great prsiM fori
tbemaunerln whioh It was sxeouM.
Those present were: Mr and Mr Jobi
MoMabon, Mr and Mra Will Ejlii
Mr and Mrs Davie, Prof and MnCien;
Tbe Misses Pearl aud ihnnlc Halli
boo, Jesile Withers, Raslle Elmltir
ton, Mury Bmith, Edna Mcl'liw
aud Edith Armitage, Mesen Will
Kdminstoo, Jesse Beavey, Hilt::
Smith, Alvin Armltaje, Jesse Lopp,
The Modern Woodmen of Ametlci
aud the Royal Neighbors will bold
joint installation of officers at Frsol
ball Wednesday eveniug. Great ptr,-
aratlons are being made for tbs etui
A banquet will be served.
..tk.r.luUfnt .u,t l.li luht tlt,0,-
Domestic Goods.
aalf rWal l.r a (. i . "
c.ee.1 . ,r..' ,,,.1 lv.,r
-r in. ni.ia.y u.,u U j, u !,
(all hl.-!if,l.
II Newly Furnished Lodging House.
wew otds In newly painted and
papered rooiufl at the Courthouse
Lodgiug House. Only one block
from the main bu-duess street, and but
a little more than two blocks from tbe
postofllce. a. very quiet locality.
T .w...; i.
..-A'uf uui;r wiinoni tioard as
deail-t Ci tlle Uhd l e Lhi. rrnma .rit
1 w.iitfuamiue thi.t you will be eatld-aed-
Ep HoWK.
Public Warehouse,
Geo T Hall & Bon having purchased
and refilled the Dyslnger property,
are now prepared to solicit all klnde of
storage at reasonable rates. Goods
will be Injured If desired.
Nkw Pii'MBiita Piiop. Will M
Morrow, l.iriuir.y of linker City, but
mere reeeutly f,m Bpokaue, baa
leased ihe building uow occupied by a
barber ,h, at 41S Willamette street,
just north of the new McCluug block
and win .ham the 10th of this montr-j
open a p'.uuibliiK and tin shop. Mr
Mi rmw i,a. movrd his family f i u
ei e a. d have tikm un th.ir .i
'i'i ce at hi T
"trut-.
Tnousands Sent Into Exile.
Every year a large number ot cm)
sufferers whose lungs arc sort and
racked with ooughe are urged to go
anotner climate. J3ut this ii con:
and not always enre. Don't beu
when Dr King's New Discover; fed
Consumption will oure you athsttuj
it's the most infallible medicine
Coughs, Colds, and all Throat acl
Luug diseases on earth. Tbefiritun
brings relief. Astounding cures rouf
trom persistent use. Trial bottle M
at W L De Lano. Pi Ice 60 and II
Every bottle guaranteed.
The Fbeb Mail Dklivery.-MhI
have asked us about tbe free ad
delivery which has been promised
Eugene. Tbe postoffic departing
announced that free atall delM
would be eetablished wbeu tbs won
of numbering tba houses aud uamtuj
tbe streets Is finished but as this votk
yet uncompleted we cannot expect
fulfillment of tho promise until it
there bas been great delay In tl
rival of a part of the numbers but itn
are expected eoon when tbe wort '
be finished.
("otioHKD Ur a Pkandt. Tbelit
twc-year-olj sou or Mr and Mn
Smith, residing out on Cmra ttreet
tween Madison aud Jefltr-oo, IwH
sick since la-.t September, every m,rl
mg uavlng a severe coughing 'lH
rour Oilleteut physicians have
teuaea the Utile fellow and none
them seemed to know what was ll
matter, until this morning he cv'tm
op a half of a peanut kernel. t
had become lodged in bis throat
had cau ed all lb trouble.
The ntw 40 Oliver Bulky and CM
plows are etpieially adapted for w?
tsr plowlDg. Pee tktns at F L Cb
i ... . . i
oers Kro's. Si
Baut tin ) Ire K.r.d Vou Haw i3"
algnats
I'welfih and Aid
! W. KAYS FURSITUfit
CUflOUrno i ruin--.-. i.,r.-
J
tl I it
Prices ranging from 46 cents
to $2.50 a d.
The same tut in tcwelinc.
The city cuncilot The Dalle, has
grained lr n, fr nUwaf wh(,h
pay ihe city the vearly sum of Km
" r3t i inn is t lie
iniiurr r( .aloons t'
. , i irp?r uwn,
l ! 1 1 u
greatest
''city ha. had for
ha. l.i
ah .
atiMno eac'a
WAMtb.-lutellint
lr"IU 17 to 19
youuir men
age, having
KiUe.iion, to Irani
ear. of
' '11 IU..H arh.ll
" i i trad, w,. ... .
. J( lul u,UrnlB.
I rill .,,,!, ur r,;elol;ul00 j,,
Ciioo
' 1" Maik't ftreel, Ban Fran-
i 4 nfnjran, Undertakers
taihaltrffs. rr. ( ui 7tft sts.
NEW
YEAR...
Blank Books,
Offire Supplies,
Pen Carbon Letter
Boot,
Th Best of Inks,
Typ-wrier
Paper and Carbons.
Schwarzschild's
wtM"waa,,aai
aavaaattsMawssasail
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aiii
ll a r ... - "iraw
ard Charnel-
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