Daily Eugene guard., January 08, 1902, Image 1

DAILY EUGENE
Today's News
Today.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
VOL. I9-
EUGENE, OREGON, JANUARY 8 1902
WEDNESDAY EVENING
NO I99
5th Annual 5th
H. GORDON THE HOOSEFUF.NISHER.
Tan 11 (HI oci vq r2k So 1
Today's News
Today.
GUARD.
Drtss Goods. Bleak.
15c line for 10
25c line for 20
35c line for 25
50c line for 40
75c line for GO
100 line for 80
1 25 line for 100
150 line for 1 2o
1 75 Hue for 150
2 00 line for 175
2 50 line for 2 0o
( Ptsian Flannels.
85c Hue for 05
Skinner Satin.
$1 CO forjl 35
Taffeta Silk.
90c for 80
100 for 85
Dress Goods, Colors.
15c line for 10
25c line for 20
35c line for 20
50c line for 40
75c line ior GO
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
4 00 for
4 50 for
5 00 for
6 50 for
245
2 80
3 25
3 50
4 95
Sheeting, Bleached.
8- 4 at lGjjc
9- 4 at 18c
10-4 atl20c
Cloth
ing All
Lines
20 PER
CENT
Off
Ladies Wool Hose,
25c for 20c
35c for 25c
50c for 40c
IPT01 BROS
I
HAHfTOM
Table Linen.
35c for
50c for
75c for
00 for
25 for
50 for
GO for
.25
.40
.GO
.85
$100
$125
1 35
Napkins.
75c Dz for GO
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
G 00 Dz for 4 75
Fleece Lined Hose,
15c for 10c
20c for 15c
25c for 20c
35c for 25c
Ginghams 5 and 6c
o.
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leen- Aim
From John Handsaker.
Iteiijthe receutcold Bnap In Iowe,
fa Bindaalter, whoee borne Ir In
who has been in tbat state
blue, wrote tbat "be beard much
l-ioiie there, but tbe swestest was
ittbtt time when be beard tbem
itlioj oohIs Into the furnace "
iji be haB uot missed eating three
meals a day, (and sometimes
sines he left Eugene Inst Jurje.
further relates, how a young
iter, a chum of his, role fifteen
ie In a very cold jtorm to tie an
hinetl knot. When the groom and
minister arrived at the home of tbe
lit there wis do one to witness tbe
noDy eicept the young lady's
nr. The offlciitioi( clergyman
Inontd it proceeding without, the
pa iltnmtr, but the groom wai
it lobe (tit cS In that way; and tbe
'ltw that when they all arrived
iowd and wntulled those who bad
rs uperience Id tbe matters matrl-
N"l, tbe etremony bad to be re
Med.proTing "that wbat is worth
Wis worth welldoing,"
I JUDGES AND CLERKS
jUVING moro men's
SI shoes on hand than we
nave room for, we will
start the new year by
'losing out two lines and
ill sell
for $1.75
B Sloes for $2.15
f&rand new goods and
ill tlTftn J 1
IRAN'S
SHOE STORE.
fains
r
in
Fine Stationery,
Albums,
'Ladies' Pocket
Books,
Fountain Pens at
diversity Bookstore
Men Who Will Preside Over tbe
June Elections.
SIX FOR EACH PRECINCT.
Judge Kinoaid and Commissioners
Edwards and Hill are at work select
ing the judges and olerks for the ooni
iDg June eleotionr. There are three
judges and three olerks for each pre
cloct. up to 4 o'olook this after
noon, the fallowing had been eelected :
, Barley p'eclnct Judge', A J Smith,
Perry McCnllun', John Bit ley ; clerks,
J U Steveiirw , J M Oearbarl, George
Widmer.
Blanton Judgea, J Crow, E H
Payne, Thomas Calloway ; clerks, A N
tryker, E K Chapman, M A Woods.
Blue Klver Judges, H R Hoott, C D
Edwards, Henry Huddle-ton; olerke,
Dexter Mparts, U'.en O Powers, Frank
Mason.
Camp Oreek Jndgee, John Waring,
Gue Wegener, Robert Miilican ; olerks,
J W Bhumate, W K MoLean, Jests
Eat. in.
Creevdl. .ludues, John H Stone,
Edgar Puicour, A J Jobuaoo ; clerks, J
E Noland, A . i. zenried, W W rio- tt..
Coyote Judges, Henry Calloway, V
J McCulloch, Walter R Doak ; clerks,
J V Jenkins, Charles Hadley, Wot
Ford.
Chesher Judge? , T A Fountain, Z
T Fisk, F W Taylor ; olerks, O K Bale,
J W Cook, T A Evans.
Cottage Grove Judaep, J 0 Wallace,
Geor, e Thomrson, .N W White; olerks,
H H Veatcb, J E Young, Alfred
Powell.
Eaet Cottatte Grove Judgef, Mat
Martin, Joseph Perkins. Kobert Grlffln;
olerks, L F Wooley, Oltvtr Veatch,
John Sherwood.
Bouth Eugene No 1 Judges, P J
McPherson, 8 H Friendly. G W Kln
ey; olerks, F E Dunn, 8 K Williams,
Eli Barger.
Bouth Eugene No 2-Judges, J D
Matlock, AC Woodcock, T Brown;
olerks, F ii Wllklus; Geo O Yoran,
Wm Hodes.
North Eucene No 1 Judres, I E
Stevens, Geo T Hall, Br, JO Watte
nlerka 1, I. Stevens. P Patterson, R
MoSdurphey.
North Eugeue No 2-rJudges, C M
wi . T t . ... LI 11 Unrrlfl
Jcueaiuger, j u isr "
nlerk . M 8 Wallis. C M Young, E O
Potter.
Elmlra Judges, J A Jeans, Ell Per
8 HflPPV NEW YEAH-
EAVK ,tix-j reasons to he happy. Our business here has
""aw',. " wh1 expected. 1 he i"i,le .rem to hareap
1"mi"n"'t'' "WHICH AltK TO PLKASE." We must
Sii h, '?raf ("r ""t having some orcrt rfady a promptly as we
'"wiini ,? ' th demands on us made it unavoidable.
'nanlts lor the gtntroiu patronage bestowed iw m
IfV "Ini'l our best wishes to all for A VEK
A.u riioSI'tltoUS NEW YEAR
JANNEY & ,MEYER,
The Jewelers.
kins, Warreu Nicbnle; clerks, A LEI:
maker, Wesley Iuumuii, Fred Walters.
Florence Judges, F M Nlghswat
der, J A Wotaud. J W Carmon ; olerks,
Wm G Martin, Frank B vVilson, W H
Weathereou.
Gsbeu Judgte, Heury Mathews,
W L Wheeler, John Keeuey ; clerks,
L.aue Mutlock, A L Edmunson.
Glentena Judges, A C Barbour, J U
Sutbtrland, L Talluian ; olerks, Henry
Hiukson, W H Bailee, Siduey Porter.
Hszol Dell Judges, Tbos H M-
Clane, Riley Winfrey, J W Patrick;'
olerks, V F Hebert, Dock L aiming, W
B Walker.
Falrmuunt Judges, G W Breeding,
L B Anderson, L E Flegel ; olerks, J
W Baker, J B Chut chill, N M Clem.
Fall Creek Judges. J Washington
Cox, Geo Nett, A J Kissinger; clerks,
J B Young, ' E Warner, U G Cal
llsou. Gate Cretk - Judges, J F Kennerly,
JEHarrill, H F McConiga; cleiks,
Clarence Thompson, Peroy O'Brien, O
C Rosswati.
Middle Fork Judge?, W B Good
man, SB ltrlmr, E W Michael;
clerk?, R B Kelsay, N G Hylaud, T J
Blake.y.
Lane Judges, Jeff Campbell, L Y
Congdon Lee Post; olerks, Walter
Blucbley, Jesse Rust, A L Taylor.
Lake Creek Judges, W B Ramsay,
E It Berkshire. J Farmer; eierks. C A
Potterf, JA Burnett, Hamuel E Par
dee. Mohawk Judges. Jos Huddleston,
Eimer Yaruell, J.M SiuHo.d; clerks,
J H Spores, M H Hammitt, T J Wblt
more. Mabel Judges, W Adams, Wilson A
Gaerte, VV K Goode; olerks, Adrian
Piquet, 8 AdamB, Audrew J Work
man, Maplelou Judges, W W Neeiey, A
P Walker, Geo V Camp; olerks, Fred
Bean, Geo O Kuowles, H H Flsfe.
1 1 Her maun Judge?, Joe Duncan, C N
Beers, W L Phelps ; clerkr, B B .leant,
A A GJbson, Smith Taylor.
McKenzle Bridge Judges, Rd Bel
knap, Geo rriesell, A 8 Powers ; olerks
Lew A Powers, Irvle BlmB, T H Belknap.
Lost Valley Judges, Wm Willalms.
Wm F Mooney, W R Parker; clerks,
tl R Parker, Eldon T TerupleinaD, A
E Barbre.
Long Tom -Judges, O P Mays, H B
Dunlap, W Maloy; olerks, F W Wil
liams, James Winn, J R Turnbow.
A Portland Tragedy.
Special to the juar.
PoKTLa.Nl), Jau I The Chlueae
quarter of ihe city on Heamd street
was tbe scene of a Chinese tragedy this
forenoon.
Low Johi'. a cn-zy Chinaman, shot
L'-.wOn.a Buile City mining con
tractor, twice In tbe body.
The rtsult of the wounds are doubt
ful.
m
I HORROR.
J.,
il Trains Oollidcil in the
r the City-
Timuel
The Isthmus War.
l?clMo Us Guard.
BouoTi, Columbia, Jan I. A guir
rllla warfre ts being waged by the
revolutionist factiou. Thy have beeo
repulsed wherever they appeared Id
sny conaiderable nuniUr.
Hobs. In Engeoe, Jan 6 19)2, to
Mr and Mrs J'hu A Haines, a
daughter.
MANY COOKED BY STEAM.
Special to the Guard ,
New York, Jan 8 A horrible collision occurred be
tween passenger trains in the New York Central Kailroad
tunnel, underneath the city, this forenoon.
ine steam connections about the boilers wore broken
whon the tunnel filled with hot, scalding steam literally
cooking many to death and injuring others beyond the
possibility of recovery.
1 wenty-eight were taken out dead.
UNION LABOK MAYOR.
Bptoial to tbe Guard.
San Francisco, Jan 8 Mayor Schmitz, the successful
candidate of the Union Labor party for the mayoralty was
lormany insiauea in ine omce toaay.
JVlany changes in the oihees under control of tho mayor
were made, the new appointments taking effect at once.
More of the offices were filled with Union Labor Democrats
than with Republicans from tho samo party.
GLOOM IN GERMANY. I
Special to tbe GUARD.
Berlin. Jan 8 The Prussian Diet was formally
opened today by a speech from Emperor William.
ihe industrial depression and lack of employment
among working people came in for considerable attention.
As a whole the throne speech was of a gloomy nature.
ROSEATE STElfiL TRUST VIEW.
Special to tbe Guard
Paris, Jan 8 President Carl Schwab of the American
steel trust in an interview here says there is no doubt that
the United States will flood Franco with goods at lower
prices than they can possibly be manufactured for here,
and that the foreign industrial clas3 will be compelled to
abandon tho (struggle.
President bchwab defends tho steel trust with the as
sertion that it is a necessity under prosent industrial con
ditions. WANT RAILROAD SECRETS.
8e?lal to the Uurd. ,
Chicago, Jan 8 Tho Intcn-late Commerce Commio
sion has taken cgnianco of the coiuolidation of the Gre.V
VI 1 i -. I. , l . . . , . , 1 l
Loriiiein aim -v-innem i.ioine ruuroaij.s itiui lias so
January 24 as tlte dale for a formal inquiry into tho fact
of the deal.
The managers of the roads in (luenlion will be required
to appear befo-e tho Commission. Refusal on their part
will be met by mo issuance ot procoss to compel their at
tendance.
WILL TRY FOR PEACE.
Special to tVie Guard.
Maxaoua, Nicaragua, Jan 8 Tho executives of the
Contra! American states have agreed to moet each other at
Corinto, Nicaragua January 1.3.
The conference will bo held for tho purpose of deviHirm
plans whereby tho peacoof tho stalci miy bo most certainly
assured. .
. s- .. .. T vi i it r-. - . ... . I.
Carry a full lino of Cast Cooks and
Steel Ranges. Lowest prices and
go.sds guaranteed. A carload will
arrive tho middlo of next month.
H. GORDON, Tha Housefurmsher.
20 East Ninth street.
Pre-Inventory
Sale
FOR 10 DAYS
To close out all
Fall and Winter Goods
before invoicing.
GREAT DEDUCTION ON
DHESS GOODS.
Sue North Window.
Ladies' Wrappers at Cost
Only a few loft. '
We will close out
55c blankets for 45c a mi ir
75c blankets for G5c a pair,
and all blankets at a special price.
A good Outing Flannel 20 yds $1.00.
A few odds and ends loft in underwear,
those are special values at tho price.
MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING AT A
GREAT REDUCTION.
J. H. MCCLUNG
about BROOMS
We have just received fifty dnzon brooms,
marie iesp.cily f.r us, )v the lamest (,..
Wyintha wor d, called "I.lule ,I,a,l,"
which w. would like to show you. l,a,iM1
who like a medium wiKl,t br..oui with tina
straw and a hard w.mj handle. Take
this tip and see this broom.
Geo T Hall S Son.
WATCH THIS
SPACE
SPECIAL SALE
Picnic Hams
Quality Guaranteed.
IOC lb. For a short time only
L. C. SKEELS
DO YOU KNOW
That wo havo one of the largest and most
complete slocks of Groceries and Crock
ery in tho city. Everything new and fresh
and ihe quality the very best. If not
already a customer, give us a trial, and
wo will tiy to please you. '
N. T. WILSON, ,
lilgheal prloo aid fnr i-mintry iirodui'e.