Daily Eugene guard., January 22, 1902, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
WEDNESDAY - JANUARY 2C
Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
VOH BALK AT
Julius Goldsmith's
6JARD WtphHi. U-tvt IH
Weaibef.
Bpsclal to 0 aa.il.
Portland, Or, Jan. 2.-Fair tbl
aftsrnoan, toslgbt and Triuriday.
Wai.labek.
(VITIf s.
New Arm
F L Chmbri4 Bro
Hardware d
Feed and jrooerlea a Woltsfs.
Dr Lowe ocalo-opUclan Eagroe.
Poultry eappllee as P-wloo & Hale.
Otnrtoai for wall pir and painu
J O WatU, gradual optlolan, -Eugene.
New Firm K L Chamber A Bro,
hardware. " d-
Bee Preston & Halee stock of wall
paper. Hot Time stores
F L CbamlxraA Bro. dw
?rasti Eitern Ojitsrs. Binbia
lere.
New firm: F L Chambers & Bro,
hardware.
Before buying real estate eee Grose A
Hterene.
Chicken lioe paint II per galloD t
Preston 4 Hales.
Body Fir Wood
K L t'UAMUKRa & Bro.
Prussian Utook Food at Preston &
H1.
Hpray material already mixed at F L
Clumbers Bro.
Januey A Meyer, graduate opticians.
iLXaminatlon free.
Dry Oak wood 3.75 per oord de
llvt red. F L Chambers & Bro.
M O Warner tunes pianos kuO
organs. IUilrtnu and pollsIilUK.
Long range shells are strongest.
F L Chambers & Bro. d w
List your property with Uross A
Btevuno, real estate dealers.
The largest slook of wallpaper and
paluU la oarrled by l'roatou 4 iiulee.
Now Is tbe time tu spray your trees.
One spraying now Is equal to three In
the summer. d w
The data of the Treble Clef oonoert
has been ohanged to the 24th or Jauu
"J-
The Imperial.
Cottage Urore, Or. First olass.Bample
loom Mi50 feet, well equipped. Rate
(1.00 and $2.00 per dav.
SUMMONS.
In the olroult court of the Btate of Oregon
f r Iisee eonnty,
Uatlis U. Piatt, Flff.,
K.nl.mln A. PUtt. Daft.
To llanjaiuln A. Plait, defendant sbuTr
. Denied:
IN' TUB NAME OF TUB BTATE OF
Oregon, yon sro beieby required to appear
and answer the eomplalut filed aKaluet you
It the abuts eutltled oourt and oeuee on or
before six weeks from lbs dsts of the firsl
publication ol Ibis smnuious, aud if yon
jail to so appear and answer aaltl oouiplalnl,
(or want thereof, tbe plainllll will apply to
said relief prsjed fox In said complaint; to
wlt:-
Kor a decree of said oourt, declaring the
niarriaa oonlraot, now eilslioB between
said plaintill aud defendant, forever dis
solved, thai plaintiff have the osre, ouitody
and eontrol of the minor daughter, l.iuoa,
and for soon other and farther relief as lo
the eoart may aeem eqnltabla ana jual.
This suuiiuous Is published onoe each
week, for six oonaeoQtivs weeks, by order
nt the Hon. II. H. Klnoald, oounly judue of
Lane county, Oregon, duly made si the
ooiirlhouss In Eugene, Oregon, on January
n, llKls.
The date of first publication as filed by
said order ia January M, WW.
. W. KINSF.Y.
Att'y. for I'lainilff,
j. W. KAYS FURNITURE CO
MB ALIOS in. FUXERM. DIRECTORS
Oaj Hefldarion, Undertaker and
Embalmirt. Cor. Wil and 7th tit.
SOME
18 It fins granulated sugar $1 (10
0 llw pink leans, !Ve
6 lbs Hsyo Inmna, Vfo
91 lbs fimb l-'ll-h walnut', 2.V
1 Hi paierebeil almond", l,',o
u lbs good green cottte $1.10
8 llw good rosaled oolleeH.tO
4 pkga A and H Hrule, 2oo
1 lb ginger snaps, 100
1 20-bar hex Euiteue soap CV
1 2-gal pail of syrup, 8jo
Try our 16c roasted rfTt s,lt U as good
as any 20o cofle ever ottered.
BREVITIES,
Treble Clef
Treble Clef
Treb'e Clef
I'd lay Jaw 1, Villard hall.
i;.iy' suite si half pri.wat J K Kaofl
mane. Tbe Village Paron at the opera
bouse tonight.
Hiruon has virtually carried Mult
nomah by naming bis judges of elec
tion. Hon C A Johns, of Hater county, Is
out for governor by the republican!
route.
Tue Treble Cltf Concert will be the
ninet artistic entertainment of tbe
season.
Dr Lowe, tbe optlciao, will be In hie
place of business till Hunday, January
tbe 2Clb.
Roseburg Kevlsw: Mrs WL Dys-
Ingsr Is luSerlng wltb an attack of
pnsusnoBls.
peels! on ladles' wrappers, "5 cents
each. J V KaUJ-kmah,
It Is rumorei I bat another attempt
will be mads to esiaollea a democratic
newspaper In Portland.
Treble Clef Concert, Friday Jan 21.
tickets 40 cents, fteata reservsd with
out extaa charge at Vincent's.
The Village Parson troupe which
III plsy at the opera house tonight
arrived on the afternoon train from the
nortb.
N YY Washburn has purchased tbe
Mineral Springs oollfge at Hodavllle.
He will more tne building, remodel It,
and occupy it as a store.
Tbe Odd Fellows of this city who
took In tbe blow-out at Herrlaburg last
night .eturneri this afternoon. Tbsv
report a splsndld meeting.
The B P Co recently put on new
chair ears on their overland trains be
tween Portland aid Ban Francisco,
thereby greatly Improving tbe tar
viae.
C 8 Farrow has sold Mrs B H Low.
ell's 40-acre tract of land four mljes
northwest of town, to W J Thoniasoa,
of Uottsgs Grove; consideration, $1200
Members of Co V have begun prao-
tlolng In the armory fur Indoor hare
bell. They were to have organized
a team this afternoon but the matter
was postponed.
Morris & Craw bavt engaged VV H
Klncart, recently from Iowa, aa trav
ellng piano salesman. Mr Klncart li
an experienced piano mun, having
been In that btialneas In Iowa.
Oardle Murrla the other day slipped
and fell In auuh a manner that hi
hand struck a nail, runmug It nearly
through the hand, causing a very palu
fil wound. He Is now carrying tho
member lu a eling,
Three pairs of ladles' In mo for 25 iieut,
at J V Kaulliuan'e.
The net Intlehteilnens of Albany Is
$111,781.17. The llgurea lire taken
from the annual report of the reoorder
published lu the Herald. Of tha dsht
$5,000 Is In bonds. In addition to
this the school dletrlot owes over $-0,-000.
Tuesday's Iloeeburg Keylew i Two
cars nf a southbound freight train left
the track at "Ureulan bend" on Itlce
Hill early this morning, In conse
quence of which the overland pasnsnger
tralu following soon after was delaytd
sight hoars while tha track was l)tluu
cleared. No OLe was Injured.
There came near belug a runaway al
the depot this afternoon shortly before
tbe northbound tralu arrived. One of
the Went trama al latched to tbe Hotel
Eugene bus started to run but the
driver grabbed one of the horaei by
tbe hit and swung on while the team
ran around In a circle two or three
times, oreatlug considerable exolte
ment. MAY Hat Kniiaoku. A It K'ntoul,
of Oregon City, cams up to Eugene
last nlgbl aud returned I his afternoon.
Mr Itlntnul, who Is a ron-ln-law of (I
A Dyson, of this city, may be engaged
by the Willamette Valley Woolen
Manufacturing Co aa head man at the
c.inpany's new mill here. He has
had 20 years' experleuue In woolen
mills, having begun his work lu Scot
land. He 1ms besn with the Oregon
City mills 11 years.
I)lKt, Mrs J M Love, aged 77 yea re
am! well known In Eugene, belug tbe
widow of t'apt M J Love, died at tier-rl-burg
Jan 21, 1002. The funeral wee
held today,
The new 40 Oliver Hil.ky and Gvip
plows are eerelally adapted for win
ter plowing. rVe them at F L Cham
bers A llni'a. dA w
SPECIAL
Baking Powder.
1 lb-van rVhllllngi 1U-I llaklng
Powder ,.,
1 It'-oan Hchilhi gi lt, ,i linking
Powl, r
21 lb-rn rt.OiiiiiK lt,,.,( llaklng
Powder
favosa K C llakmg Powder
Slates.
Ito elate for liV.
x Inch elate 6
200 ela'e 160
2tV
Mo
PERSONAL.
C !' Mo rr, of L'reawell, is in the
olty.
Mr aud Mrs J n Medley returned to
(.'ullage liroe lb s aff.ruouu.
Mr John liauviu aud ou,itiSealtls,
Wai.li, are In the city.
Mias Siua Oirell la aula to be out
again after a week's iilum.
County Clerk E U Lee is able to be
at hie duties at tbe courthouse again,
HLerirJ W W Withers returned to-
day (rem a buaiueas trip lo Junction
City.
J U Ciiltuiau Itti tuw afturuouo for
Uu-, Iowa, wtiere be will remain for
some time.
J W lieed aod Geo Loag, of Cotlags
Urove, aud In tbe city oa their way
to Portlaud.
Justice of the peace C A WiuUsrmsler
Is at Maroola totay. He will return
this evening.
Mr and Mrs Pat Brand, of Iowa
Falls, arrived in Kugene this afternoon
and may locate bore.
Fiank Tsmpleton, of Halssy, who
has been visiting his brother here, re
turned home this afternoon.
Dr J A ISeattle, of Weeton, who leo
tured at the (J O lat night and this
morning, left for home this afternoon
Hon B M Yorao, who suffered a se
vere attack of neuralgia of tbe keart
yesterday, Is gutting along nicely to.
day.
Mr and Mrs F E Dunn and daughter
Luclle left for Han Francisco title after
noon. They expect to be gone about
two weeks.
It McMurpliey returned last night
from bis trip to points la the lower
valley Inspecting tbe several woolen
mills In different oitlee.
Mr and Mrs O W Johnson, of Ba
Ism, who stopped oil bare yesterday to
visit their daughter, Mrs W E Mo
Elroy, left for home this afternoon.
J B Williams, the Woodman organ
izer, who has bsen here In the Interest
ol the local camp, returned lo Helen)
today. He has succeeded In adding 85
new membi rs during his etay here.
Mr and Mrs W G Ollslrap and ohll
dren returned home laat night. Mrs
GlUtran and 'he children have been on
an extended visit lu Eastsrn Washing
ton and Mr Gllitrtip went to Portland
to meet them.
Pleasant Hill Items.
Jan 20, 1002,
Farmers In title vicinity have been
Improving their opportunity, aud a
great many have their rprlng plowing
oouiplt'ted.
Hcliool began laat Mouday with Mrs
rj Warbintou as teacher. A large at
tendance le reported.
Mies Itliciln MoKftiiz'e and Miss
Tearl itniif.lmmn who hays been 111 for
aoius thai', are much Improved In
health.
Mr and Mm Henry Mitchell visited
at Cottage Grove several days last
week.
Mine Lena Illume has returned to
Uiwheii wlnn she will teach the
aprlug term or echonl.
Mrs Carrie Vincent, who has been
Ick all winter, le somewhat worse at
preiout
Leo Hhelley li ft for Arlington last
week.
Mies Mabel Whitney has gone to
Eugene to ramslu for an iudsflnits
length of time.
Mrt.m a Fl,k nn d Urowo, of Elmlra,
are visiting with their aunt, Mrs
Robert William'.
Anon.
Hotel Arrival
HOPKMAN
A M Hchomfeld, H F
J A Heattle, W.alon
J 11 Hlll, Corvallls
Dell H Laahler, Portland
Henry Lang, Poilland
(Iso Karnes, 1) xter
J H lltook, Portland
W M Welch, S F
V Lueae, Chicago
J IioiiIm -r, Portland
W H Nor unn, 8 F
W K 'VltlKni", PortU.nl
Phil L Heave., Cilca.o
KI'tlVNR
OS Raleou, PorUlvl
J V Ha-kli , Cotiave Grove
Harry llrlaiow, t 'ottaire Grove
V L Duiiten, Walirrvllle
A G McCarthy, S F
H C It", K K
PRICES.
Remnants,
mo usf. to ciosr.
Ibmeu-U'r vt have a U'tre lit',, ,.f
I' a I li v mi;v n.KT.1 El IN
Dh Ii KAli, lo clo-e at a Iwg nn.
Special Bargains in Shoes.
CblMren'e $1 iXI shoe for 7V
NVonien'a "liiHta for 76o
Wnnien's heavy or light shoes $l.i0
tVouien's (I M heavv shoes for II So
K"V',hiva 7naml $1 00
Mn' tl ral aliKee for II oil
Men's lull stock shoe $l.tC
THE SOCIAL REALM,
Ce A'a banquet last night was well
attended and was largely snjoyed. Col
Voran, J W Taylor and a few others
wtre iuviteel guests; the two named
gentlemen made short addresses.
Captain Huston aud Lieutenant Ham
mond also made a few remarks. At
the business) meeting preceding tbe
booqoet reports of oonimlttoes oa tha
aaquerade ball and tbs drama were
read. The ball committee reported a
balanoe above expensss of $101 to.
. .
Mrs C W Lowe wit lies to give a
share of the credit lo the other mem.
bars of the committee on refreshments
at tbe H A tt club's party Monday
night for preparing ami serving the
upper. Tbe other members were
Meed a rues R M pratt and Minnie
Buck man, but as Mrs Pratt was un
able to attend Mrj J Ooldemlth tok
her place.
At the meeting of the Ladles' Aid
Society 0f tt,e pr,t Pratbyterlart
church, held at tbs home of Mrs C M
Collier yesterday afternoon the follow
Ing offloers were elected: President,
Mrs J W Kays; vice president, Mr
Joel MoCornack; secretary, Mrs vV W
Martin; treasurer, Mrs M L Camp
bell.
. .
Mrs A Laohman eater tallied the As
You Like It Club at her home on East
Etevsntb street this afternoon. A few
hours were very enloyably spent at
needlework and other pastimes, and a
cbaflng-dish lunch was served. This
club Is growing to be one of tbe most
popular among Eugene's many social
organizations.
THE DUNN BUILDING.
More Information in Regard to
tbe ImproTements te Be Made.
F E Dunn left this afternoon for Han
Francisco to puiehese material for the
Improvements to be saade soon la hie
store building and to tran aot otber
business.
Mr Dinn this afternoon told i
hard reporter of plaus for tbe lm
provementa of his building which have
not hitherto been made public.
Tbs remodeled trout will be as One
as any that can be reen lu Portland or
Han Franol.oo. It w,ll be a vestibule
front with tour doois swinging both
ways leading Into the vextibule and
four more similar doors lesdlng from
me vestiuuie Into the main store
room. Mr Dunn has sIbo recently de-
olded to una tbe entire upper story for
store purposes and a large wellhol
will be constructed connecting tbe two
stones.
Work will begin soon on the new
86x66 two-story addition to the build
ing aud wbeu all tha Improvements
are oompleted the store will be as One
as any on the coast.
Address by Hon. Wallis Nash.
This evening at the Methodist
churoh Hon Wallla Nash, of Naahvin.
will give an address on "The Festival
music and Its Composers, Handel,
jvuseiuianu Mendelssohn." It is given
under theauanlclea of tha Ruraaa nr..
torlo Boolety aud relates to the three
compositions to be rendered at tbe
May lestlval la Corvallls. "M...I.I, r
"Htabat Mater," and ''Hymn 'of
raise, noanmisslon will be oharged.
uopeuinat tnts lecture will, In
crease the Interest In (he local i rganl
tatlon as well aa the May festival. Mi
Nash Is known as an able speaker aud
a thorough student ol music so that no
promlssotau Interesting and Instruct
ive lecture Is necessary.
Kojal Neighbors.
R'gular meeting of tbe R.yal
Neighbors lu Frank's Hall this (Wed
nesday ) eveuino-. nr
erved. All members are r.qiieeted te
Hy or ferof ths Oraoie.
Fivs Days por 13goiN.-The
pollfeiflloerethls et'ernoon rounded
up ihrw holms for begglu,,. They m
glv.n five days each lu the olt 1,11 bj
Keeorder Dorrls.
KoRN.In Malstn to Mraod Mis W
O Trlus, fsru,erlvof Ku puna a 0. v .
daughter '
Superior eUei aTM flitiwl saw 1 1 I.
coll is guarHiite, 0 have a quick oven.
nfi Hiriu ai
d F L Chamheis A Bro'-.
Oar Annual Glearance Sale
Is Btill going on
For this WEEK we offer all ourx?
LADIES', MISSES' ;im!
CHILDREN'S JACKETS,
at 1-2 Regular Price.
SPECIAL SALE ON LADIES'
FLANNELETTE WRAPPERS.
They tuuit be mured at Cost,
U. 0. SOTES.
Dr. Beattie's Address at Assembly
This Morning.
Dr J A IlealUe, preaideu' 1 1" the Wes
ton normal school addr-wed the eiu
dsnle at assembly this morning. J'
Beat tie Is a very able speaker and bis
address, which dealt wltb a vary broad
and linortot subject, was very Inter
esting and wall received. His subject
was, "Tbe Ifeed of Education In Our
Country." Tbe speaker considered
tbs subject from tbe standpoint of the
need. Our olvllltsllon la maiLlained
by tbe borne and school, the church
and rjunday school, tbe college and the
press. The borne, church, Buoday
school and college have been losing
ground; tbe press advancing. With
tbis thought In mind, the speaker
made a plea tor a more apprehensive
consideration of present conditions
Tbe need of education is Indicated by
four conditions: Firsl, by the size and
extent of the United States ; second, by
tbe place we occupy as a nation ; third
by tbe great variety of our preduets.
industries, Institutions, etc; foarth, by
tbsgsnlusand nature of things wbich
make a government depend upon Us
subjects. Dr Reattia also pointed out
the need of purification lu our great
Amerloan dally newspapers which far
outstrip those of any other nation.
Dr Beattle gave an address Tuesday
evening to the members of the educe.
tlonal seminar. The same subject was
taksn, but it was treated from a differ
ent standpoint, viz: tbatof tbe teaoher,
His thoughts were centered around tbe
two faotors of human destiny witb
whlcb the teachers have to do, na mely,
formal Instruction and environment,
A practice game of Indoor baseball
will be played In tbe gymnasium Sat
urday evening at 7:30. In order to
meet Incidental expenses a small ad'
mission will be charged.
Wii.i Attend Dramatic School
Arthur Htubllng, the well known
and popular U O student, left on this
eaoru lug's early train for bis home at
Tbe Dallas. From there be will leave
soon for New York where be will en
ter a dramatlo eohnol to fit himself for
bis ohoeeu profession. In esviral
amateur performances glyen In this
ally Arthur has demonstrated his
ability as ru actor and after a thor
ough uourse of training, there will no
doubt be a brilliant future before him.
His aiany friends here wish him un-honnd-d
suecf-H..
UIKL, WANTED. To do general
hnusewi rk. Apply to Mib Geo H
Kelly, corner of Pearl and Third Ht.
GIRL WANTED. -Au experienced
girl to do geueral hnusevrork wanted
atouce. ' Mrs FB Dumn, 414 East
12th Htree'.
DRY WOOD FOR SALE.-.vl B
Hub) le still has several eords cf 10
Inch wood which he will sell at cost
while It lasts.
NOV THAT
"The Holiday Rush"
1 ovr wo are iwaiu able to
attend to your wauU with
un tidal protuptneM.
We will neither spare paius
nor exnse in eur ntforts to
pleaae all who entrant their
work to u. You may be
auureri it will be attt-ndeti to
properly an I in a uompeteut
m an tier.
JANNEY & MEYER,
Jewelers to the People.
A Faithful Portrait
OR
...A Picture....
AS YOU LIKE IT.
10 Per Cent
Redi
ictioii
FURNITURE
and CARPETS
To make room for tho largest lirieof Furniture and
Carpets ever shown in Eugene. Wo will make a sweepin
reduction of 10 per cent for 30 days. . 8
Remember we guarantee you the above reduction on
every dollar. Tbis Sale will positi vely be among tho fjrst
for best selection.
J W Kays Furniture Co
TROY LAUNDRY
Best work
in the city.
GARDNER, HESS & DENNIS
5G2 Olivo Street, Eugene.
The Hottest Slove
in Town is the
Boss Air Tight Heater
Something entirely new in air tight eoriHtrufction,
Handsome, durable, and reasimuirte in price.
Four aizea. Call aud Bee them.
L.
Til Bonfooniere
39 East
AM. J?T ?' ",nd Vtriy cnke" "Uri ly r celebrated Home
ik. f it C,K,1"e' Pies, cakes and ,liiKl,iu fr.h everyday. Kaalern
carefuUy W e ' ow our 0K11 WK"I, all o.-da delivered promptly and
DUNN
1:1
jS .i'N ..-
C. HAMMOND, Proprietors, C. CHESHIRE.
Formerly Hammond's
WISH CAFE ail BA11I
itv First Class Bakery Goods,
Oysters, Short Orders, Regular Meals.
' 5l6Willsmttte St.' Phone.JBlack 47.3.
BARKER GUN WORK5
E"PCno. Oreo-nn
WHWV '-au
xfrr'vv
on...
Long.
Ninth St.
BROS. &
- - w
-'ii ,i;,Sti 'is ,. litS.
GOING. THROUGH,
A carelesi laundry will go through
ynurhhirtin two wasinK" worn
nut as oimpletely as if y.m hftd
worn i. a year. We save your shirt
ami tave you money. Wo will send
for ytmr linen if you send ua your
address
EUGENE LAUNDRY
Hower & Jennings.
Good Cutlery
I" 'lip Und c.f cutlery that cute. V &
u the kind of cut lety wa hare. Our cutW
u ni.-.le l.ir u 1-y nn of the best xak'H 11
tli I'nittil State. It is hnnnrerr.l nn'l u"
lere 1 l.v the latest erientirie pniw--rocket
koives at Hie, Vk, 2iV. -V, S-V.
"IV. Cki,-, l.-,c, T5o, 8"w, 90o, 4S1.00. l.l.'i,
S1.75.
SCISSORS WE HAVE
At WV, 40c, Mlc, tiOc, 75cT SUV, l.ri1 l"
fmet y.ni ever aavr. We also have car""
t at low prices. Our celehrate.l ravrs
'he kiod that fliare aitlwnt makioj " cr'
Iryueon cutlery,
A WEDDING BREAKFAST
ordi;n-ri alw,e served w.th t.'1'
rhi.i.-e.l tt- ee a'id lienor tl.at cu
be i . .i r'r ei-c.al ftmcti
a' v ki.l. l.ve the p".ret ai.dbKi
win- , .if ei l-er in:."r f I r ..
vnt hv the ci-e. h 'lt nr c
at pr. i- O at you raa't uis'.v!
imlity ia KuKene, at
f-T
Ax Billy 0
npertment
S. H. Friendly.
W. M.
REN SHAW'S
Euaene. Oregon.
More,