Daily Eugene guard., January 27, 1902, Image 4

Daily Eugene (iuard
MONDAY - - JANUARY 27
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
FOB BAI.B AT
Julius Goldsmith's
0 JAB3 Taiephons. Ma. Mala 1ST.
Weather.
Special loOoara.
Portland, Or, Jan. 27. Toulgbi od
and Tuesday probably cloudy arltb os
eislona! thrsatsolng wsatbsr. Not (o
old Tuesday.
BEiLi.
New Arm
FL Chambers Bro
Hardware d w
lr Loire oculo-opllcian Eugene.
Fead and grooertt at White's.
poultry supplies at JTealon & Halo.
Orertous for wall paper and paints
J O Watta, graduate optlelao, Ko
gsnr. Hot Time stores
F L Cbarubsrs Bro. dw
He Preston & Halea stock of Wall
paper. frim Knur a Oytir. Kuubou
ten.
New Arm : F L Ciiemtwrs A Bro,
hardware.
Before buylug real nutate see Oross &
Hteveus.
Chicken lice palut tl per gallon at
I'reetoD oY Halea.
Body Kir Wood
K L Ciiabiiiibs 4 Bro.
Hpray material already mlied at F L
Chambers A Bro.
J.nuey Meyer, graduate oplielane.
t-xsnilnallon free.
New Firm F L Cbambera tt Bro,
hardware. , dour,
'J ha largeal etock of wallpaper and
paint la carried by Preston A Hale.
Dry Oak wood .13 76 per cord do
llrtred. F L C'hanibera A Bro.
M O Warn-r turn planoa and
n kaua. Repairing and polishing,
List your property with Uruee
Htereua, real eelate dealers.
Now It the time to spray your treed.
Oue (praying now la equal to three In
tbeauiumer. dw
Tbla la the aeam af the year to buy
und low yeur fertlllxsr. Moon will
s.lve you price on land plaster at prices
that you oan allied to buy.
Buoerlor steel range, fitted with hot
ooll Is guaranteed lobars a quick oven,
Hee them at
d Fi t'hamben & llro'a.
Courlbouie Notes.
oiacuiT COUBT.
J)arld Cherry ts Edltb B Linton,
adrnlntttretrU of eetale of John Brows),
deoeesed. Molt In equity to foreclose a
mortgage ea real property.
Era MoCrady ts Julius MiCrady,
diroroe. Defeudaol flies answer, J J
Walton attorney tor defendant,
C B Darle ts I Y eager and L E
Yeager, to reoaver&D S3 on promissory
D U with Interest aud coats. J at
Williams, attorney fr plaintiff.
Taa New Railboao. Curtis John
son, who has just returned from a bus
iness trip to Cottage Urove, aaya that
nothing ti talked about there exospt
the aew railroad. He says the sur
veyors are now laying oO, having
boat completed the aurvry. Accord
ing to air Johnson the farsusrs along
the Hat have all granted rights-of-way
through their lands exospt twe and It
Is proposed to run the railroad along
the die King line between their places,
whloh seeme to be agreeable to all oon
earned. I.UST. ttoreral days ago a pair of
o!drlmmsd speotaolee la case with
Or Lowe's nam on. Return to this
offloe or Ueo Fisher.
GET YOUR HOUBK NUMBERED.
I bars the agency for the enam
eled eteelpleta bouaa numbers and
will take your order and put the
number up. M 0 Van Tyne, room
over MaClung's store.
SOME
18 lbs fine granulated sogsr tl 00
6 ll pink Leans, &fo "
6 II llsyo beans, 2oo
91 lbs fmb Knsll.li walnut, 25o
1 lb paper shell almond, loo
8 lb good grn oollee II to
Dibs good roasted ouflre l.u
i rkga A and H Hods, 26o
1 lb ginger suape, 10c
1 20-bar box Kosene soap 6Sc
1 2-gal pail of syrup, c4o
Try our IS treated onlt.e.lt Iimo.k)
a any IDo ootltw ever oiteml.
BREVITIES.
175-leaved teb:.u be at the FAMOUS
Boys' suits at half price at J V Kaafl-
mau'el
Prussian fclock Food at Pre ton
Halea.
Laldee' fleeced line boss at tbe
FAMOUS.
The overland train was two hoars
late this mornl. g.
Three pairs of lad lea' be for 25 cents
at J V K so 17 man 'a.
Hee our One line of China eupeaad
tauotri at ths FAMOUS.
Tbs northbound train was over two
hoars late tbla afternoon.
A new line of ladles' kid glevee J ml
reeslred at Buckner Clevenger's.
Special on ladles' wrappers, 75 cint
each. J V KAOFraiAV.
J P Jones, tbs S P trarsler, recently
bough, (en Jersey cows at b0 a bead.
Lot ( block 1 Hbelton's addition for
eale obeap. Make offer. M H Kriebel,
373 East 3rd etreet, norib, Portland.
Fascinators, knitted shawls and baby
hoods cheap at the FAMOUS.
Oregon Mutual Home Hoolety, A
Wilcox, agent. Office wlih J J Wal
ton.
Cbaa A Johns, of Baker City, bat
withdrawn as a candidate for gov
irnor.
It Is rumored tbsl future rent lsasee
Were made today at considerably in
creaae l priori.
Mlaa Dora Vestch, of Cottage Urove,
after a pleasant vleli In KJgeoe, re
turned borne this afternoon.
A J Babb'a ennrii'lon in a little
bitter ymlrrday, but today, we are In
formed, he Is growing wore.
A large numier of our sportsmen are
out after the fmlive duck today, sever
al going Onwu the river In boats.
Tbe Ladle Aid of the PlintChrlstlan
church will hold a market at W fi
McIUonry'a grocery store, Feb 1, 1902
Sunday Orrgnn'an society personal :
Kiy aud Mrs W B Holllngsbead are at
home Tusedaye at 62 East Twelfth
street, north.
Will M Morrow, plumbing and
sheet metal to order. Good work and
reasonable prloe my specialty. No
419 Willamette etreet.
A rabbit drive took place on Butter
orsek on December 20. About 70'J
people formed a sernl-jlrcM and they
Hucoeeded In killing about tOXI rab
bits.
Mrs Julian was struck on the legs
Saturday afternoon at Wendllng by a
donkey cable aud bruised up con
siderably, but her lujurle are not
serlons.
A Chinese pheasant took a view of
Willamette street from th top of
Dunn's store thla forenoon. Two of
Ilie birds were also leen on Eighth
street lu front of the postofflcs.
A letter from MoKeaile Bridge under
date of Jan 24, says It began to anow
early lu the morning and was keeping
It up when the letter was flnishsd
about the middle of the afternoon.
Junction City Times, Jan 26: B N
Fenne has sold S3 aorns no the west
side of his (arm to 0 L Winter for
12,000 and leased the remainder for
two years to the same party. Mr Fen
ne baa movtd to Eugeue.
One of our attorneys told a good one
on himself the other day. He bad re
oelved a letter from a olleut aud the
letter wound up with this requsat:
"Answer by return Dial', but for gt od
nsM sake eunwer on a type writer,"
SaiU'tlay night there oeme nei r be
log a Are at the residence of A I RaDb
beluw town. A new stove had beeu
set up and tbe heat caused the roof to
catch Ore. Quite agojd alaed hole was
burned but was dlsooversd In time aud
tbe blase put out,
Valentines, fancy aud oomlo at the
FAMOUS.
Lebanon E A: In our lent Issue we
oopled an Item from an Albany paper
statlug that the Mineral Hprluga ool
ites at Bodavllle bad been sold to N
W Washburn, who woald remodel It
for a store building This Is a nils
lake. Tbe building sold was the OP
ohurob at Rrowtuvllls, whloh was
ewned by the trustees of the college.
tall For County Warrants.
Notice Is hereby given that the
following warrants will be paid on
premutation at my office ON and A FT EH
January 38. 1902. luterest will e.-asr
January II, 1902: From rrgislered
number 10,00 to 10,(38 Inclusive.
A B Pattkiison,
County Treasurer
SPECIAL
Baking Powder.
i llxan Hcblllinga IWot Baking
Powtler
1 It-oan Hfhillinga Best linking
I'owoVr
I JJ II-- r. Mrhlllings Best Baking
I i d.r ..
K C 1 taking Powdsr
Slat.
150J slate for llV
a Inph aisle 60
a slats 160
PERSONAL.
Mrs Baoioel Bon be t la still vsry ill.
Mist Ooa Mark ley baa returned from
Portland.
George H Kelly went to Portland
yesterday.
Chas Goldsmith visited Junction
yesterday
U J Aa.tlu went to Hbedd tbla
afternaon.
Dr Lowe went to Cottage Grove this
afisrneen.
A W Ream went to Ju lotion tbis
afternoon.
W J Koyce went to Harrlsborg tbla
afternoon.
Clyde Lloyd went to Portland this
aftsrnooa.
Jaa Boflman returned this afternoon
frem tbe north.
Geo Pell and T E Furnish went to
Portland tody,
Frsd Witbrow returned this after
noon to Junotlop.
Miss Nellie Olllrey returned to He
lena tbi tafternoop.
Attorney W H McFaddsn came ap
Irom Corvallls today.
Barry Moassr, of Frier.dlj's store, U
visiting in Portland.
Mrs L B Logan rtlurned yesterday
'torn a visit In Portland.
Hon 8 L Moirbead came up from
Junction tbla afternoon.
W J Mulkey and family leave tomo1
raw mo "tug for Seattle to reside.
D L and Mack Eugland relumed
borne to Cottage O or ibis afiernoon.
U X Weadliog, of the Booth Kelly
LuuiLer Co left for dan Fr.uolsoo to
day.
H Gordon th Iioum furuuher, re
turned jmterday from a bueiuuse trip
to Portland.
David Murk ley, of Cottage Qrove, la
In the oily vieitiug hie daughter, Mrs
U RCbrltmao.
Miss Adsle Uoloomb, who baa been
visiting In ths oily went to Portland
this alieruooti.
Bert Vlnoent, Henry riohwerlag and
Frank Ueyer left Ibis afternoon for a
duck huoton the Long Tom.
U X Weudllog, of ban Franolsao,
one of the Booth-Kelly Co'a heavy
etock holders Is In Eagsa visiting.
Mrs W Kuykendall left this after
noon for Southern Oregon points In
tue luiereals of tbe Native Daughters.
Mise Celia Uoldaioith returned to
her home at Oregon Otty on tble
morning's tram, alter a Sunday visit
with lelatlvea.
E H lugbam returned tbla mornlna
on the uelayed train fiom a month's
trip to California. He ruportaapleaaaut
visit. His locomobile will arrive soon.
Clay Owen and Slraud Long are np
In tbe Fall Creek oountry where Mr
Oweu Is locating a timber olalm, Mr
Long alrrady owning on In that vl-
olnlty. '
Dr W Kuykeudall returned en this
afiernoou's train from below Junotloa
wbsre be attended Elmer Jordan, a
school teacher In the Union district,
who Is 111.
F 0 Sharkey aud I fd arrived down
from Luokey Uoy yesterday afternoon
and left for Pcrllaud thla afternoon.
Mr Sharkey eajs there was II Inohes
of suuw at tte mines when they left.
FREE MAIL DELIVERY.
Cannot
Be Established
ane or Julj.
Before
Postmaster McCornack tbla morn
ing received word from tbe postoffloe
department that the appropriation for
free oily mall delivery bas been used
up aud Eugene will have to wall until
June or July before th free delivery
oan be established her.
Mr MoCornack had his application
for fre delivery Into the department
quite early, being one of the first, but
on aocount of the slownees in getting
the house numbered lb Kugen effloe
lost Its turn aud was put down to tbe
foot of the class.
Keys Lost
A contlilcratle bauoh of door keys
lost na tb street tcday, Monde
Flutter will b rewarded by leaving
the earns at the llOAHO oOlce.
AM. llsrrTER Ti e men who wer
Injured lvt Friday eveuiitg at Jun
tlnn aie all reooverlng. Two of tue n
are at work whlletlie third, Mr Ci
teul, la able In be about bis mom.
Cnina l.i t.Y Bi'Liu Fine China
ly bulbs for sale at th Famous.
PRICES.
rtmnantt.
BIO LINE TO CLOSE.
Ib'nieinher we have a large line of
KXI ItA HEAVY H.KKl Kl I N
KbIUS KAU, to clue at a bargain.
Special Bartairu in Shoes.
Children's tl .00 shoe for 76c
nnien s hoe nr 76c
Woniro's heavy or light eh" 11.00
Women's tl 60 heavv ahoee hr l
Boys' shore lie and tl W
Mens' tl 60 shoes for tl 00
Men's full stork sbo tl.SS
THE SOCIAL REALM.
During tbe last few months the Odd
Fellows and Rehekene bsve been
gl viug a eerie of sorial enterttinmeuui
al of which have been very eDjoyabh
affairv. Tl Irat series bas been aom
pltd and Wednesday of this week tbe
Bret social of tbe aecnud series will be
given, tbla time under the auipicee of
Wlmawhala Encampment. A pro
gram of considerable merit la being
prepared and tbe utual banquet will be
partaken of. The member of tbe en
campment are striving to mske tbis
social Ibe beat on of all.
e .
As previously aanouoosd by tbe
Qdabd, Riveud Mrs ML Roe will
b given a farewell rseptiou at tbe
CkrUtlan church this svening. A
usloal and lllarary program bsa bsn
prepared and several of the cay pea-
tors will make af drrrw. All mem
bers and friends oltbe church cordially
Invited.
Tbe V uog Folk' Dancing Club
met nt'day evening with Mite A
ne Matliewa at tbe borne of her par
ents, Mr and Mrs A J Mathews, B
Wet Ninth si reel. Tbe young hot
test served a nice luncheon.
SKATING.
Ice Thick Enough tor That
Amusement.
It is onlv one la tbrse or four win
ters that lu forms In tb Willamette
valley bard enough to permit of skat
ing. When It does, thoe who are for
tunate enough to have learned th
pleasant art take auvantage of almost
every mement that the loe is strong
enough to bold tbeir weight.
The preteut cold snap caused ice to
form on ponda about the olty and
young people lu quite large numbers
dug up tbeir old skates and were out
all day yesterday aud a good part of
tb nlgbt. Along about the middle of
tb day tb sun bad weakened th Ice
oonelderablv and It was a frequent oc
currence for a skatsr to brsak thrtugh,
bat in most Instances tun water wru
not deep enongh for any serious acol
dent.
A party of thirteen young ladles and
gentlemen, obaperoned by Mr and Mrs
U C Hammoud, rode to the ponds In
Bangs' Park last evening, built flre
andspsnta delightful eveulug on tbe
la. Code was made aud a lunch was
njiyed. Hkatlng artles are Indeed a
novelty In tbe Willamette valley aud
our youug people make tbe meat of
cold enape such at tbe present one.
J. K. Sturterant.
J K Sturtevaat, a well known and
blgbly respected old-time citizen ef
Grow, Lane county, died at bis borne
Sunday afternoon at 8 o clock from
paraiyais.
Mr Hturteva-it came acro-s tbe plains
to Orsgon In au earlr da. aettlinv Ir.
Lane county on th Disss whara he
died. He baa met with DroanarltT
during bis residence lu tb county
sad has accumulated a good sited for
tune. Tbereceaaed asntleman foueht In
th Indian waia In tb ily day and
was shot through tb abdomen In an
engagement with tb savages.
HI waa 71 years old. Ha leavaa
wife and family cf aeveral ohlldren to
mourn nis asmls.
Tb funeral will be held tomorrow
aad tbe remains will b Interred in th.
Stephens cemetery at Crow.
Bll LAST BERMOH. Rev M L Rosa
who baa faithfully served as pastor of
tbe First Christian chuiob of Eugene
tor tb past six vsar. D reached hia lui
sermon of bis pastorate here laat nleht.
Tbe large auditorium, anuex and gal
lery were niled with the member of
me rnurou and tb r. verend rentla-
man's Iriands to listen to his Isst sr
raon her. Rue Hots baa dou sxoel
leut work for th ohurob during hi
pas lorate here. During the six vsar.
ths membership has grown Irotu some
thing near 200 to SOU, a flu uew build
ing has been erected and all tb de
partment are in a 11 luriahlng condi
tion. A publlo reception will be gives
siev and Mrs Hone tonight si the
buret. They will ieave t. nionow for
Tacoma.
For Pt rfectlon, whole wheat, gra-
htm, rye and buckwheat flour, corn
mel, geimea, wheat flake, o.t Cakes,
rv-llid oale, etc, sic, go to Moou's Fd
Store.
Long range shells m strongeat
F L Clisiubera A Hn , d w
3
Oqf Annual
Is otill going on
For this WEEK we offer all our?
LADIES', MISSES' ai d
at 1-2 Regular Price.
SPECIAL SALE ON LADIES'
FLANNELETTE WRAPPERS.
Th7 .tiutl b BOTtd at Coal
XE LODGE AT CROW. -
A Camp of Modern Woodmen Or
ganized. haturday tight Ueo Piei and T E
Furnish Instituted camp of Modern
Wcodmeo of America at Crow with 27
charter meat here, offljerei as follows:
V C, Geo Holland; W A, Guard Hus
ton ; clerk, Walter Holland ; b, Court h
Siepbens; E, Miller V Ptrsone; W, W
L M itcbell ; S, Otis Berlin.
Tbe work of lastitnilog tb oamp
and installing the officers occupied tbe
whole night and was not finished until
daylight Sunday saornlng. A bau
quel waa spread and an enjoyable
tlsse waa had. The new camp start-
out with bright prospects as It Is made
up of gor-d material. A uew ball If
lu coolenipl tiou by tb- crmp.
C. 0. .Notes.
, Tbe asM'Oiated rtuoent met in Vil-
! lard ball tbis morning at 10:50 to select
; two debating trams of tbree m. tnbert
each to contest lu the local tryout, at
wblcb a team of ti ree will be chosen
to represent the Uoivcnity In tbe
I iutereollegiat ran tea, t. However no
'definite arrangements have been
I made nncernlng the Hu e ai d piece
! of tbe Infrcolleglate meer. The men
I who will debate In Ilie h-cl contest
'areMoultoD, Timllinson andFritock-
ton against Eaton, Galey aud Riddle
i
j Hon Stephen A Lowell will lecture
i before tbe studeuts of the University
Tuesday evening at t p m In the chem
; leal lecture room in McClure ball, tie
j whl also address the assembly on
j Wendeeday at 9:60 a m. Totvnpeo
pie are cordially invited to attend.
Again Eugene.
ForlUad Telegram.
Eugene will take another whirl In
tbe sporting world, htviug organized
au Indoor baseball team. Ilie Y M C
A bas received a letter asking for a
game the lost of February.
Diep. Mrs Carrie Vincent, wife of
Harvey Vincent, died at Pleasant
Hill this moru'.ug, aged 23 years, from
consumption. Besides her buetr.pd
tbe deceased leaves a nlne-montba-old
daughter. Tbe funeral will be held
tomorrow with Interment in Pleasant
Hill cemetery. Rev R G CallUon will
conduct the ceremonies.
Wall paper. Clearance taie. All
styles at coat before new i-tock com
In. f L Chambers A Bro. d w
J. W. KAYS FURNITURE GO
EMBALMERS and FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Oaj & Henderson, Undertakers and
tmb?lmsrs. Cor. Wit. and 7th ill.
NOW THAT
"The Holiday Rush"
! ever we tu ia tble to
Utend toyoor wants with
UBnc&l promptnecs.
Wtwill nUher ipah pains
oorftpout io ur nfforUto
pleafve all who entrust their
work to (if. You may b
wtraivd it will be aUemial to
proprj n la a-compeUot
maaDr,
JANNEY & MEYER,
Jcwclcn to the Ptoplc.
A Faithful Portrait
OR
- ...A Picture...
AS YOU LIKE IT.
MOON'S FEED STORE
East Ninth street, Eugene, Oregon.
Glearanee Sale
CHILDREN'S JACKETS.!
10 Per Cent
Reduction on...
FURNITURE
and CARPETS
To make room for the largest line of furniture an I
Carpets ever shown in Eugene. We will make a sweenin!
reduction of 10 pur cent ior 30 days. v
Remember we guarantee you the above reduction on
every dollar. This Sale will positively be among the fim
for best select ; :.
J W Kays Furniture Co
TROY LAUNDRY"
Eest work
in the city.
GARDNER. HESS & DENNIS
5G2 Olive Street, Eugene.
The Hottest Stove
in Town is the
Boss Air Tight Heater
Somsthiogr entirely dsw in air tight construction.
Handsome, durable, and reasonable in prioe.
Four Bizea. Call and see them.
T
TH Bonfooniere
39 East Ninth St.
cZifaUy. Wetowronouro'0'g''.all Kood. delivered promptly .nd
& DUNN
nAflmOND, Proprltton, C. CtiCSKIRE.
Formerly Hammond's
DBullU!
First Class Bakery Goods,
Oysters, Short Orders, Regular Meals.
5l6IWHl.m,tt,;st: Phons, Black 47.3.
41 " i es
Y
if i
BARKER QUN WORKi
Up-ene.
r,
mjl-i fa ('"
IWfor
Long.
BROS. & f
GOING THROUGH.
A c&reless laundry will go through
your chirt in two wiwV infj wnn
out as completely as If yon hu
worn it a year. We uive your tit
and Fare yon money. W e will Mud
fur your linen if you enci u J&t
address.
EUGENE LAUNDRY.
Hower & Jennings.
Good Cutler
I th. lli rl nf ration, tht rtlt.
w (u.Mle fir n by on- oF Iwt nul'f
th IJnitH SfBt It ia hun.itiercd :
pered by the latest ncimtiric ppn
rocket knives at 10c. l"w, - ,',
""c. Mc. iWic, 75c, 80c, 90c, Jl.W.
SCISSORS - WE HA1
At 3V, iOc, 30c. OOc, 7.V, W', !".
Iiiieet you ever saw. We a!'" b
""teatl.iw prirra. Our celebrated r,''n
the kind that liave witlioiit n.kirH S'
Try us oa cutlery.
Oreo-r.n
A WEDDING BREAKFAS
" nr d nner I- slivars Mrfi i1J J
ih.Mtvwt w.i e-nd iiitti.irf
U (r . tor .cial
u..l we l..ve the 'wt
win. , ol either imp r e.! or tl."
int.-e, bythec-e.bttle "r"-,
at pricee lht y m rai.'t u.M "
quality in Kueene, at
Ax Billy D
S. H. Friendlv.
euartment Store.
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