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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard SATURDAY JANUARY 18 ll Popular Brands of CIGARS FOR BALK AT Julius Goldsmith's BJARO Tiliphoni, li Main 111 Weather. SaMtal Is 8 sard. Portland, Or, Ju. l.-Toalbt aa. Baneey, (xouloBkl relo. alflTltS. New firm KL Chambers Bro Hardware d ' Feed and frooerlee at White'. Br Low ocalo-optlolan Eugene. Poultry euppllee at Preston A Halea. Orerlons tor wall paper aod paint J O WatU, graduate optician, Eu- rear. New Firm F L Chamber! Bro, hardware. See Preston Halea atook of wall paper Hot Tim itoTea r L Chambers A Bra. d w 7resb. Eastern Oystere. . Jioabon let. New Arm: F h Chamber A Bro, hardware. Before baying real aetata eee Grose Hlevene. Chicken lloe paint fl per gallon at Preelon at Halea. ' Body Fir Wood K L Cmmaaa 4t Bao. Pruailan Btook Food at Preaton A Halea. pray material already mixed at 9 L Chamber! Bro. Jenney Meyer, graduate optlelaae Examination free. Dry Oak wood 13.75 per oord do- llTertd. r Ij Ubambere a uro. M 0 Warner tunni pianos and oriraue. KepairliiR and polishing, Long range auells are etrongaat. T L Cbaeabero Bro. a w List year property with tiroes A terena. real eetala dealers. The largest Btook of wallpaper and paint la oarrleu ay rreaton at naiee Now la the time tii inrav rour treea, On spraying now 1 equal to thro In th ammr. d w Th data of tb Trabl Clef oanoert has been changed to the 2Mb or Janu ary. If yon want to BIB Ilk yon ahoald WEE, eee Janaey Meyer, greaaate optlalana. Perenlalretoh and other wlater-sown grass eeed at dAw t Ii Chamber A Bro' A FAim Bbovt. A good slied aadl bo greeted tbe Queen ot Hytl Co lo their mlal oomedy at the Parker last night. Th troup ha beta mak lag all th small towae along th line aaa th membere ought to reel oompll mealed that tbey auoneeded In t- traotlag god erowd la Eugene, Taklag It a a whole, th show wae a little below th average, but oae or two of th epeeleltlee were Oral olasa KraUn'e hoop rolling wae wonderlal and Frank Kirk' Imperaeaatlon of a boko was perfect. Harry L Ullllam ae tbe Jew. was ala gwd. Tb aoxl at treaties I "Tbe Village Parson," Jan ai. Tbbh amo Now. An aid tlmsr th aollloaulMi "fh other day I tele- pbooed oat te th depot and was red hot mad when I was told th train was 80 mlnnta lata. About 40 yeare ago 1 remember asking an Indian about a westbound Immlgraat train and was glad lo bear that It was only three weeks 1st. But then and now are dldereat etorlea," Wall D-er. Cloarano sale. All atylea at fjat belore new atook oomee In r L Chamber A Bro. d w ii. W. KAYS FURNITURE CO EK1ALMERS H FUIEMI DISECT8RS Oij I MindMton, Dnairtiktft tni mhiliMti. Cor. Nil mi 7th ttL SOME 18 Ibe fine granulated soger f 1 00 Ibe pink trails, iita e) lls ltsyo beans, i-Sa S Its fm-li Kuglieh aalnut, 26c J lb paper shell almonds, 16o V Ilia good green online II.U) Sitae good rtmelsd colleell.OO 4 pkga A and H Boda, St 1 lb ginger suaps, 10c 1 S0-ar bex Euieu soap tic i li-faj pail of syrup, 86o Try onr 15c roasted eorTie.ll leas good s any Uo oflec ever offered. BREVITIES. Don't fall tn register. Peacoti'o dance tonight. Juuotiou has a five uihl eliy tax. Junction bas only one butcher shop. Tbe paseeOKer trains mot here today. Whsat la selling la Jacksonville at 76 sent per bushel. The Cottage Urere Nugget gave tbe Qaien of Haytl Co a big roast. Will E McClure, formerly of Eugene, was admitted ta the bar at Olympla, Wash, yesterday. Deacon will give bis regular wcskly danoe Batorday nlgbt. Tbe brat of muslo will be furnished. The Weadmen of tbe World held a rousing meeting last night. BeTenteeD candidates were Initiated. Albany Democrat: Eugene and AI be y bare tbe same aumberof licensed saloon, ten. On thesaloea question we are neck and aeok. Cottage Grove talent will present the drama, "Tbe Deacon," In that city Jan 24th. II they were to appear In Eugeae we would assure tbem a good audience. Up to date there have been about 6 voter, registered. Bsglstrar Cal llson rsports today as having besn the butlectday with bins since reglstra- tratlon began. Friday's Bosehurg Review: Prof W E McElroy aad (Jlias Kllnaensmlth, of Eugene, left Itoeeburg thle morning for that place In a hack drawn by pair af fine blacks, whloh the former purchased of Iilveryman Bert Case fer 1200. The remalae of Mrs 0 B Crandell, who died at Halsey, January IS, were brought to Eugene or. this afternoon's train. 'nam! aervleee were oon d oo ted In th M E ehuroh by Dr T X Ford and th bedy was burled la the Masonic oemets ry. Independence Enterprise: B B Demmlng, of Eugene, who has been visiting In this city for several days past with friends and rslatlvee at' tended the I O OF lodge on Thurs dey evening, being the Bret time In eighteen years that be bas vlsltsd his own lodge. J F Mummey'e funeral was held this fnraanan at his lale residence In Fslr- ruoant, with lutorment 1 1 the I O O F cemetery. The services were con ducted under the aiisplop ot the Hpenosr Butte- lodge of Odd Fellows, the deceased helag a member of that order. The visiting members of the Booth Kelly Lumber Co who attended the annual meeting of etoek holders here yesterday, went over to Oburg thle morning to limpent tbe oompany'e mill at that pleas. They were eoooin- pauled by Geo Kelly- They will go to Wendllng Monday to look over the big mill there. Jacksonville Times: Mrs Dr Way kendall, of Eugene, grand president of the N D O, Is making the different cabin In Southern Oregon an official visit, Wednesday evening she wae ealertalned by Jane MoCully Cabin ef Jacksonville. A Urge number of the membere from different parts af the county were In attendance and tbe iceelon wae profitably and thoroughly enjoyed. At tbe Clerk's Office. Mortgage $4fi00 Satisfaction of mortgage 4IH) Chattel mortgage 800 Chattel mertgKC 106 ' 1WAL KRTATH TRiNBKKKH. Lena L Brownann to Karl Berg and David E Olson lot 6 blk 8 Hoott's ad to Eugene, 1176. Isaao Charehlll to Mr EH Churchill lota 1 and 2 blk I Jea H MoFarland's ad to Cottage Drove, $1. M J Clark to Elisabeth 0 Tbompeoa 3.4 aoree In tp 17 r 4 w, 9126. Bit ALL FOX AT JUNCTION. Junction Times: "A esse of smallpox (level oped la this olty Friday morning In the MoQulfg family who reside In the Wilkinson residence In the west part of town. A boy and a girl are allllated. Dr Lea was called and he Immediate ly reported the oaea to the olty authori ties. The boos wae Immediately plaoed under strict quarantine. Hpread of the disease can be prevented aa the atrQulggs are newoorusrs from Coo county aad and have uot oonie la oon taot with our people There le no cause for alarm as the case la a mild one." Cria Lily hulm. Klu China Illy bull for sale at the Turnout. SPECIAL Baking Powder. ) lb-can Hclillliti Hmt Haklng I'oa-drr I lb-oo rthllliiii; H,t linking' ' Powder 'H ll -oau rxliiIHi.K, Hex luiin Powdrr &V-oau K C llaking Powder Slates. 160 slate for 10c. lit Inch alate 6c S0 slate loo tie S.V IV o 7 PERSONAL. Orval Oilstrap la iodisposed. Sheriff Wlilim Is out lu the Lowell ountry. Alex EsImd went lo Poitlal d this; afternoon. j C L Weiier. of CrHawfcll, was In the olty lofey. Judge. W ri MoFedd.o, of Coivallis, Is in the oity. Will Grimm, of Harrieburg, was In tbe city toay Mraud Mrs J P Bwert, of Elrulra, ire In Kugroe t day. Kotit Veetuti came down trom Cot- Uk Orove this nfuroooo. Mm Kobt Wiley returned tbie after- ueun from a via!' t Albany. County Hcbool Hupsriotecdent W M Miller is at C'Htaie Grove. Mrs J K N'olmid came dow.i on the afternoon train from Creewell. Miss Olivia Howell, teacher at Co- burg, went to Creewell this afternoon on a visit. Clarence Craw, of Albany, le visiting at the home of hie uuele, Geo F Craw lo Eugene, Mrs Mike Wald want to Cottage Grove tbla afternoon to visit her par ents, Mr snd MrsP Hobl. President Frank Htroog arrived home from Hllverton thle afiernoon wbsre he lectured last night. Mrs JO lilcbardson, who ha been quite III for come time, le not quite ao werl today, we are sorry to etate. Walter Boss went to Dexter this afternoon to do some telephone work on Williams A Parvln'a system there. Herbert Flelebbooker, of Ban Fan olaco, one of ttte Booth-Kelly men weut to Portland on the afternoon's traio. J be old gentleman Hturtevant, a well known and wealthy oitizen of Crow, le very 111 aod not expected to recover. Mre John Kauflman arrived up from Portland this afternoon on a visit to her parents, Mr and Mrs W W Haines, and her many friends bare. Mre Samuel Bonuett is very sick at the family rebldence on West Beventb stteet. Her life Is dlspeired of and all the children have been sent for. Friday's Halum 8tateaman: Mln Theresti Frlsndly departed for her nouis lu Kugene ,t ulght alter brief visit to Mr and Mrs C A Gray In this city. Mrs 0 V Cnffman and Mrs F C Cofl. mau went In Walker (Ills afternoon tn attend the tnarrlagi of Mies Cloa gmiih to Ma'omu Horn, which occurs tomorrow. U H Frleiidly went te Portland to day to attend the Bhrlner'a lodge to. alght. He will also attend a meeting of the Inurd of regent of the Universi ty next week, Miss Carrie George, of Medford, who hae been vMtlng her parents, Mr aud Mrs 8 IC Oeoige, In Eugene, went to Portland today tor a visit before re turning to Medford. Clyde Lloyd, tbe tl mber man, ar rived up from Portland laat night and will leave tonight for Ban Francisco from which port his mother calls soon for Buenna Ayreato tola her bueband Mrs M H Long, of Aahlaud, arrived htre yerterday to visit her mother, Mrs Arbuckle, aged 16, who le very alok. nbe la etnapiug with her lon-ln-law, Mr Henry Gates, In Spencer precluct Cottage Urove Leader : A P Chureblll name dowu from Benson this week, he lias been on the elok list and oame I (or medical aid H B Hendricks, i.f Bay City, is lu the city. Mr Hen' drlska It aa exawrlenoed attorney and is thinking of locating her. A.Bland Tidings: Mr and Mrs Herbert Hodgw, who were married at Eugeae jeeterday fercnoon, arrived la Ashland this morning on their honey- inona trip. Tbe bride la poetmletrese and storekeeper at Fatrraount, while tbe groom 1 a well kuown younr man of Douglas oouaty. A liiARiTABi.a Act Thomas A Bond, an old lientlenian with genteel manuere and th appearance of being an honest man, arrived In Eugeae the other day trom Lawrence, Maas ou hi way to a ami at Bedding, Cal When he lauded her the old gentle man had not a penny, and Bev ht L Hose kindly eollolted financial aa- aaslstanoe for lilm aad sent him on h't way I his afternoon. Mr Bond says he was employed In the woolen mills la Maasachnsetu, but lliey were oloeed down and be waa thrown outof em ployment without any money ahiad PRICES. Remnants. B10 LINK TO CLOSE. Hemeni'ier we hare a li;e line of KXlltA HEAVY KI.KKiKD I'N HKltWAKIt, to olo-e t a bargalu. Special Bargains in Shoes. Children', tl .no shoe fur 75o Women s lioe for 76o Wonii u's heavy or light shoes II (V Women's fl ,) heavv ah.e for l 16 y .j.'.hrw.TVsnd l U Mens' II 60 atinva for II IS) Meu's "ill I stixk shoe II tkS THE SOCIAL REALM. The Amleltlan society of the High ftchool held an Interesting meeting I aft wKlit. As a prelimlaary to tbe mock trlel to be beld Jaa H, Psul Jebnsou as brought before the eoclety .charged wiib burglary. Ho waived examina tion and was bound ov in tbe sum of ViOO. AttbetrialCriwaudeltockwell wIP appear aa attorueys for the prose cution aud Evaue and Kuykeidall for the prisoner. The f dlowlmr program was rendered lut nuht: Vocal eolo, Elmer Paine; oralion, Bn Joseph; reeltatloa, H Wheeler; piano solo, Burke Williams ; recitation, Elza Crow, "iteaolved, that the death penalty should be atoliahed," wss the question fordebatoand waewoa bv the negative. Wlsiar Jobaemi, Wheeler aud Gibson upholding that able, wbll the affirma tive wee upheld by 'Evan.., Hardin and Paul Jehnson. . s Tbe Wsmen'e Card Club Is tbe name of a new social organization formed recently. Yesterdny ths new cluh held Its third m-etlng In Franks ball aud high five wa. played MreT B Luckey won flrit prize ana Miss Irene Apple. ata the consolation prize. The mem bers are as follows: Mnedamec B9 Hpencer, Geo W Bmlth, J Goldsmith, Clslre Wllloughby. W H Hoffmaa, E P Tracer, W E Loughmlller, James Hoffman, T A Gllhart, J M Abrams, D BJencks, WE McElroy, W FGIIstrap, f 9 Riweder. Geo H . Bmltb. T B Luckey, Mleees Edith Hoffman, Liz zie Griffin. Ir'U Anplegata, Helen OMrk. . . The Christian Endeivor aoolety of th Fiiet Chrlstinn church met at the residence of Rev L D Green on East Eleventh street la-t night in their reg- ulnr monthly bualusss eoolal. Ne offloere were elected as follows: Pres ident, E It Mnoo; vine president, Emma Green; treasurer, Mary Kent; xeeretary. Vinele Koapp. Muaio and games followed the huulnns eeetlon. . s A social was given las', night la Frank's hall ander the auiplcee of the Young People's Sodality ot ibe Catbo lo chureh. A literary and musloal program was rendered after wblcb progreaalve wblat was playsd. In the onteat for points J W Clarke won first prlzs and Wm Nele the booby prize, A baket slipper was partaken of (luring the evening. The young people's dancing club met again with Klmer Peine at his home hist night. A highly Loyalile lime was bad. Hotel Arrivals nrjtiENR SBmeed, Walter vllle Jas Hemenway, Oettage, Grove M F Bpencer, Portland 0 B Hampton, Omaha John Parrot, Portland H A Anderson, Bprlusfleld Fall Wilson, Calif C C Woalver, Wendllng T M Lefller, Wendllng G F Bnyder, Wendllng C t Mitchell, Bohemia CB Weber, Creewell T Wegoian, B F T Nenelev, Portltiod M Moore, R'leeburg ' R A Ray, Rossburg HOFFMAN 1 B Goldberg, B F L I Dillon, B F A W Williams, B F M A Bryte, B F Mrs J L Etistiuan, Wendllng Mrs Annie Btennet, Weodlioa Mrs Ellen MoMartln, t ottage Orove Minnie Bears, Irving F C Walters, Elmlra 0 H Gardner, Portland A L Frszrr, Portland N D Hlnion, Portland A N Kiucald, Portland C D Lloyd, Portland J K Flynn, Portlaud V Htaadacher, Bt Paul O W Rsld, Bl Psul T Witt, H F G W Reynolds, B F B n Monre, Glndile Klnsly, Roneburg The Imperial. Cottage Grove, Or. First claas.Bampl room 10x60 feet, well equipped. Rates $1.00 and tt.OI) oer dev. Rorn-To Mr aud Mre Wm Chap, man on Row Klvur a son, Jan 13 Bpray puinpj all a see aud priori. F L ('liamben. A lUo. 00G00OO999000KIO9G39000Cw) 8 a i 8 2 Mnnouncemeni p T o a o Q O PERCIVAL B PALMER & CO. The best Suit and Jacket House in America. TWir represenUtire Mr frw i'iy. An. UIT wUhini an np JACKkt' avll oo will lit. tine, 1y jtior asms with of his irri.si. PLACES OF WORSHIP. M Echorch B F Rowl .nd, ps.-nr Barvlces at Hnoiplirey Memorial M E church tomorrow as fdli w : Close msetlug at 10 o'cl- ek. In. ti wiuiou by thei aouir. 1Z o'clock Huuday fobooU 8:30 Junior League. 6:16 Intermediate and Senior L -agues. 7:30 Platlorm aeetiug. AddriM. by D. Kuykendsll, Prif FB Duun aod HunRABoolu Hpeoial music et both aervleee. Di Driver iemures on tbe Bible In the east room Jl E cliurcn t la o'clock. Ibe punlic is cordially invited. First 1're.byt rlan oburoli Itev W R Hendenoo, D D, pa tor. huudsy school 10 a m. Mervicee 11 amend 7 30 p m. Youug people roet ting ( :'i0 p HI. Cbri'tian Church Mor'on L Rose, pasUir. All ibe resu r rvioee. Moruiok ami nuailK sermon by tbe pastor. A cordial welcome for all. Ephcopal Church Di Loveridge rutor. 10 a in Hunday wliool. All other services as uru suoinlni; and evening. Congregational Mao H Wsllao-), minister. Bsrviose uud y moruli g and evening. All other uo-eiii.g in usual. Died. Dr Arthui lugntu Nn k lu died ut Good Baoiarltan hospital at Portland this morning at 2 o'clock, af er a abort iIIoms. He leaves a widow and two sons, Israel T, of Eugene, and Freak, ef Pendleton. The burial will tsks place Monday at Bslem. I T went to Portland on this morning's early tralo. Mr Nick 1 1 ii , the duowwd, was born In Virginia, Ootoher 4, 1118; came to Oregon In 18.50; graduated from the Willamette uiedicul university lu 1872; In 1173 be reiaovtd to Eugene and engaged In active rraotice aud wae also appointed Uulted Biatea examin lng surgeon, wbioh peril Ion he rilled until 1882; hs tbeu became resident physician of the Oregon insane asylum, Eist Poriland, under iho Hawihornn admiiitiitratioh ; hi' acud eehesd phy elolan, drUKgiei ai.d tiupenuteioieai, for about one year, until the pa ints were lakeu la charge by tbe sta, aud Dr Nlcklln then removed them, num bering about 400, lu Biilem. In 1814 be returned lo Poriiiid, uod lm- since eontiuutd iu geuersl praclict ; ti9 wat a oharinr member of the Or-ioii Htate m diral hi elety ; he waa u iepub-iiin moat of hla life, but voted for B-jan the lat twi preaiiieiitiiil tfirctiuue. ilAKKIlili Ju iciion Ti n.B: A very pretty weddiUk wss eolisauizad at Hie reeidtne' of the bride's parents, Mr and Mrs J M Niuhole, Wednesday eveirng at 8 o'clock when I heir diuhter, Ml is Bertha, was united lu marriage to Mr Wm Batman, Rev Lobdsll ofHcWting. Miss Anna Campbell nerved as brides maid and Mr G B Whitley ns grooms mau. The bride is ao rxcellsnt, young lady and hlghl esteemed by nil. The groom Is an 8 P engineer aud is very pepaUr with his asaooia'es. Mr and Mrs Batman left Thuraduy for Port land ou a brief wedding trip, after which tbey expect to reeide lu Ash land. A number of presents were re cslvsd by tbe couple. Will Opn Up. Oscar Paieoue will open up the Club loon Mondxy if a sale le not coosum mated Tonltrht. NOW THAT "The Holiday iush' U ver wo acaia able to ttnd to your wants with DIDIll prOQlptor. Wei will otithttr aura piDi nnr expints in ur ntfor'to all who entiUHt their work to n. You may be Bunrt4 it will be attended to protwrly ao I in a competent tDsuiuar, JANNEY & MEYER, Jtwtlcn to the Ptoplt. J A Faithful Portrait OR ...A Picture... AS YOU LIKE IT. T e o o o Id O o o f) y w Hk aill 1 lien lu a to ilte Sl'lT. SK1UT r ell lo Ui' rlrlirtrl ut slid wtitl n.'tity im 10 Per Cent Reduction on... FURNITURE and CARPETS To make room for the largest line of Furniture and Carpets ever shown in Eugene. vVe will make a sweeping reduction of 10 per cent for 30 days. Kemeniber we guarantee you the above reduction on every dollar. This Sale will positively be among the first for best selection. J W Kays Furniture Go TROY LAUNDRY Best work in the city. GARDNER, HESS & DENNIS 5G2 Olive Street, Eugene. The Hottest Stove in Town is the Boss Air Tight Heater Snmathintf entirely nw la air tight const ruction. H indu inn, durable, and reasonable in price. Four Bizea. Call and eee them. . L. TH Bonboniere 39 East Ninth St Fine pastry, werldinK aad party cakes to order; try our celebrated Home Made Bread, tookies, pie, cakee and diranhnute freeh every day. Eastern Uyslars. We unw run our own wagoo, all goods deliverad promptly and & & DUNN C. HAMMOND, Proprietors, Formerly Hammond's CACHOn CAFE aid BAKERY First Class Bakery Goods, Oysters, Short Orders, Regular Meals. 516 Willsmette $t BARKER GUN WORKS . Euyone, Oregon. Long. BROS- & & C. CHESHIRE. Phone, Black 47.3. GOING THROUGH. A canlen laundry will go through your ihirt in two wasHnfji worn out aa complately aa if yon had worn it a year. Wa aave your ihirt and tare yon money. We will send for your linen if you aand ua your address ? EUGENE LAUNDRY 0 Hovver & Jennings. ft Good Cutlery U the kind of cutlery that cuts. Now .h Uthekiodef cutlery we have, Onr cu I ' r l nijile lor ua hy one of the bent mak u me unia Mtatea, Jt is l.m Bwd I'D t It ' n.iM.1 l. .u- i..-- . . Ticket knives at 10c, 15c. SOr. 2.'r, ilk. ' J'c.iKIc, Wc, 75c, 85c, 90c. tl.CO. tt. IN 4 .'jO, $1.75. SCISSORS WE HAVE M SOc, 40C, noc. COc, 75c. 90c, .( " turn you ever saw. We also hare carvio ?l '"w P'im. Our celebratct raiors sr is kind that share without making you cry 1 ry as on cutlery, A WEDDING BREAKFAST ot d fi-r i lr n MK with ths h..i .t w . ..,) liqum that can i F,,r .cal functions of an kin I wr ha, the purest and best win.', of either imt.nrN! or domestic v nt.k-. hy the cm-. ht. or sallon, t n t -t t u rt't m.ti h f k Billy Dei ihiy in -K jirei e. at W. (VI a RENSHAW'S Euon Oregon. & OOO0OOOOOOOOO4OOOfOOwOOOOO S. li. Friendly.