Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, January 29, 1902, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard WEDNESDAY - JANUARY 29 11 Popular Brands of CIGARS FOB BALK AT Julius Goldsmith's BJHRO Telephone, Sa Main 191. Weather. pMltl to uaard. I Portland, Or, Jan. 28-ToDlght and Thursday, light euow turning to rein, j Wanner Ttiursdsy. Bialb. IIIVITKt. Nw firm p L CbamlereA Bro Hardware d w I)r Low oculo-optloian Eugene. Feed aud grooerle at White's. Poultry supplies at Preston A Halee. Overtoils for wall paper and palnU J O WatU, gradual opllolan, En nv. Hot Time etoTe g L Chambers Bro. d.w Bee Prwton A Hale atock of wall paper. Prussian Block Food at Preaton A Halt. New Arm: F L Chambers A Bro, hardware. Before buying real eelale eee Oroae A Hlesen. Chicken lice palut 1 per gallon at Praeton A Halm. Body Fir Wood K L Cli aii bibs 4 Bro. Hpray material already mixed at F L Ctiaouuera Urn. Janney A Meyer, graduate optiolane. Examination free. New Firm F L Chambers A Bro, hardware. daw. '1 he largeet Luck of wallpaper and paluU la carried by Praeton A Halee. Dry Oak wood 13 76 pel cord do llytretf. F h Chamber St Bro. M O Warner tune planus aud Iieilrlug and polishing, LUt your property with Uroe A Htevene, real eetale dealer. Lot S blwk 1 Hbelton' addition for aale obeap. Uak ofler. la H Kriebel, 373 Kaet 3rd street, north, Portland. Now I the time to spray your trees. One spraytug now I equal to three In the summer. 1 Lilt of Letters. Remalnlnf In the pMtofflo at Iuims, Or 13. January), K1. Anderson, Mr Aunl Berry, James Uray, Mr M H Harris, Chaa Head, Mr Job, H R Jobuou, Luoy Klin, Mr Marsh, Mrs Kate Hbults, Mrs Molly Walter, Mrs Louts A,aiieeloenlwMeleell let Un situ out, rweone wkaa ealllng ler ttara will aleaee aula wkaa Urartlaa. H f MOOOBMACK, P M. Kotice. To all who purchased bou.e number from m up to Jan 1st. The number liaee arrived and 1 will get them up as euoD as possible. M O Van Tya. K-wm 8,447 Wlllamtl trt, oer J H MoCluog'a store. Uibx Wasted. At lh Banquet. Inquire la lb afternoon. Chiha Lily iiulbs. Fine China Illy bulb fur sal at the Famou. Wall paper, t'learano sale. All tyla at ouet belore new stock oume In. if L Cbainbere A Bro. d w OIHL WANTKD.-A oempeteot girl t do general housework. Call at E H Ingham's residence, North Pearl street. FOR HALE. Cheap for oaah. A few household good. A 4041 Kin, WlneheeUr abot gun, lo. Ala an exoeileatoow and eosae fine White Roek ohloken. FL Washburn. SOME 18 lb flu granulated sugar $1 00 6 lua pink leans, iSAo 6 It heyo twene, t' S lbs freah r nidl.li walnut, 23o 1 lb paper shell almonde, Ifto 0 I lie good green oottee ll.ul 8 Ihe gond mealed cnDee 11.00 4 pkgs A and H Hoda, 'iSo ! !t gluger enp, lOe 1 30-kar box Kueene enap 6)0 1 2-gal pail of syrup, 8&o Try our 16o roasted cmrTte.il la aa good as any SOo ootle ever oOered. BREVITIES. Couoert Couoert Concert Joint Couoert Glee Club and Band. Boy' uit at half price at J V KaoO man'. Tore pairs ofledlee' buee for 26oanU at J V Kauflmeu'. Concert Friday evening at Armory Hall. Admission 60 cent. A new line of ladle' kid glev jusi reoalved at Boekner Jr. Clcvenger'. Special on ladles' wrappers, 76 cents each. J V ICaoffmam. High grade oil ha been found In three walla In Malbaur, Ortgen, basin. beats are on aale at Corner Drug tore for the cinoart Friday evening. The Crow brass band will give an entertainment and shadow sooial Feb ruary 1st. meetiag will be held In the Chris tian oburch tonight in the Interest of the anll-salooo oampalgo. The Ladles Aid of the First Christian church will bold a market at W B McKmney's grocery store, Fab 1, 1D02 Tbaee "eolonles" yon bear about oo- eaaioDally censrally oonalatof not more than two or three or half a dozea faml lies. John Barger, a Eugene boy, Is no fireman on the overlaud passenger train wbicb pastes through her at night. We learn tbat Cleaver Broe, late of Pendleton, will, start a general mer Chandrae store soon at Prairie CUT, Oregou, John L Underwood, at one time a resident of Eugene, has been ap Delated postrueiter at Mnntpeller, Idaho. Le Huetlton baa sold the Peter Johnson place of 8 acres out on West Eight street to bis uncle, Wm C Hoeel. ton, for $2600. Will M Morrow, plumbing and sheet metal work to order. Good work and reasonable price my specialty. No 49 Willamette street. Old Mother Earth Is belug covered enoe more with a thin coating ol the beautiful, A vary flirt snow ha fallen lowly during the afternoon. Today we reoelved the January number of the PaoHo Monthly It li beller than ever and should be taken by every family lu the stale. We were shown a number of Baker and Grant oounty gold and copper querlz epeclmeua al the First Natloual Bank today. They are dalelss , The camp of MoJern Woodmen at Crow, an aooouut of tli organization of wblon baa been given In the Guard ha been named "Webfoot Camp." Mrs Laura Farrow, formerly of this olty, who left here some time ago, baa purchased a bakery In Spokane and will oonduot a luuob oounter In con nection. Senator Foster yesterday favorably reported Reuator Mltohell' Indian War veteran bill, which provld pen lone for the survivor of the Cayuse and other PaclHo Nortbweat wars. Two or three hundred bogs have died near Pendleton during the lat few weeks of an unknown dleee, sup posed by niany parson to be hog cholera. About Ofleen member of Eugene lodge of Elk will go to lloeeburg to morrow to wltnea the orownlr.g ol aoma 82 fawn at that plaoe lu the eveulug. Rev and Mrs W A ElklnsandRcv Elklna' mother, Mr Emareon, are movlug Into the reeldeusejust vacated by Re M L Rose and family and whiob was reoently purohaa by Mrs Emerson. Tb Balsm Journal ha dieoovered that the einalleat newspaper In the late, The Bentinel, I after the tallest governor, and the blggeet nawepaper la th atat I altar 111 aharteat aauator Will they be downed? Hod Jefleraon M jars, the wellknown demacrallc polltlelau, wa married In Mlohlgau two week ago, aooordlng to la formation wkteh has Just been re nerved at bis home In Halem, to Dr Anuloe Jeffreys, a practicing, pbjslolan In th capital city. The Astoria New say George No- land, of that olty, a native son of Leue oouuty and a graduate of the Uutversliy of Oregon, Is a dentocratle caudldate for secretary of etate. The Guard hope h may be nominated i at ha Is competent aud honest. i SPECIAL Baking Powder. i lb-can Hrhllltiiga liimt Baking Powder , 1 llMen Ht'bllliiiKa lt,-.i linking Powder II) It-C n Hchtlllnga Ileal Baking I . ti-r . i-vau K C Baking Powder Slates. lio; alale for 0c. Bit Inch elate 6o St)e alar loo 2 Mo Me PERSONAL. Harry Mosaer Is back from P. rland. Will BransUtler is quite III from sp psndleitir. Amos Wilkius, of Coburg, was In tbselty today. Ex-Commieaiooer W T Bailey, of Meadow, is in the city. Mr Peter N relumed this after noon via California from bar trip Eaat. Mr and Mrs O V Allen, of Halem, are visiting Mr and Mr W G Allen, of this any. Eli Perklu and 8 B Blevene, or the western portion of th oounty, are In the elty. Contractor L N Roney will leave on a business trip to Han Fraooisoo next Baturday. Lon Clsaver, of Prairie City, for merly of Eugene, Is here vlsltltlug old frlendr. A Bultman, of Floreaoe, deputy state Qah commissioner, went to Port land today. Mrs Bamusl Bonaatt la very low and atone Usee today aha was thought to be dying, but has rallied. Mies Ztlla Goods, after a vlelt with relative In Eugene, returned to her home at Dexter this afternoon. Hon Jas Hemenwsy, of Cottage Grove, passed through Ibis afternoon on bli way boms from Portland. Hon E R Bkipwortb left tbls after noon for Portland to attend the demo. oratlo gathering In tbat city tomorrow Mr F O Meyer and daughter are ex peeled out liom Ka-iaa tonight to vlelt relative In Eaxene aad vicinity. Lebanon Expreee: F R Alexander and family cam down Bprlngflsld yeeterdey and will spend a few weeks In Lebanon, C Rlvett, from Elmwood, Neb, ha been here looking for a location for a number of people from hi state. He baa gon on to Roeeburg. Bert Vincent, Hnry rjcbwilng and Frank Heyer returned yesterday evening from their duck bunt In tb Uoyst country. Tbey suooeeded In bagging 84 dusks. J T Hughe, of Hpekane, Wash, ha written to Willi MeElroy tbat h will remove to Eugene aeon to reside. He Is now solo olarlonetiet of Wgnr' Military bend of Hpokana and will join the Fourth Regiment band when he arrive here. N ativb Da uuhtbri. Roeeburg Review, Jsn 28: "Mrs M A Kuykeu- dall, of Eugeue, grand preeldent of tbe Native Daugliteia of Oregon, visited Julia Abraham Cabin No 6, In tbie olty U-l ula-tit. Considering the very brief not lue of her cbinlng a good at tendance of uiembera was bad. Nlo refresh uienis added to tbe pleaaure of tbe evening. Mrs Kuyksndall recent. ly v lil ted the lodgee In the louthern part of the state and report the order generally lu good conditio. Bke re lumed home on the overland train." Huqr Oil Ta n k. Ashland Tld Inge "It is now given out tbat tbe oil tank, whloh tbe B P Co. w ill ooaatruot In Aehland, la to be one of mammoth proportion. It will be 33 ft high from tbe ground with a dlametarof US feet, and will have a oapaolty for holding 65,1100 barrela of oil. There are 42 g linns lu a barrel, so tbat a little multiplication shows tbat tbe new tank when full will oontalu 2,310, 000 gallone. Mahhikd Manrloa Moore and Mia Pauline Kirk were married In the Catbollu ohuroti this morning at high uiaaa at S :30 o'elock, Rev Father Beut- gen officiating, Tbe groom Is engsged In th tlmberlsnd buelnea and th bride la tbe daughter of Mr and Mr Geo Kirk, well known resident of tbla oounty. Tbe hsppj ooupl will reside eut on tbeHluslaw. Mori Nbbibihs Ahrivb. Yester day afternoon several hundred more house number arrived from the East and M O Van Tyne, who ha the job of putting I hem up, aaya he will gel at the w rk a anon aa possible. After thee ar rut up there will yet be about 00 houaea without number, the owuera having failed to order them. BiNytirr I ook. Afier a week's layoff "Ruck Huh" has again resumed his duties as ohef at tb Banquet. Ae "Moek" la oon-lilered one of the beet eooka In Oregon the patmna of the Banquet will b greatly pleaaed to learn that he did Let take hi autlcl- paled trip to California. Loug range ebelle ar atrongeat K L Cbambeni Urn, d w PRICES. Remnanti. BIG LINE TO CLOSE ItcmellilM-r we hav a larg" line of KXl'ltA HEAVY KLKKfKlJ UN DKHW KA K, to .-lie at a t-argiln. Special Bargains in Shoes. ChlMreu'e II Ui.h.- fur 7io Women abueefor 76o Womrn' heavy or light hoe tl.00 Women' II M) heavv alioe for II U ktye' ehoee 76o and fl .00 Mene' II 60 aboee tot II 00 Men's full stock shoe l.o THE SOCIAL REALM. Mr and Mra B H Atwood, who recently came her from Maine, oele braiad tbe 60tb anniversary of tbelr marriage tbelr golden wedding in a quiet way laat evening at tbe borne of tbelr eon, Dr C H T Atwood, 61& Hub elreeu Mr Atwood'a 76 birthday was aiao celebrated at tbe earn time. A nice (upper was eerved to tbs guests, Mr and Mrs F M Wllkioa, Mrand Mr M C Vantyn, Mr and Mr Edwin Wrlgbt, Mrand Mr J F BlerDer, Mr and Mr H B Wiley, Mr and Mrs I L Simpson, Dr and Mr F M Day, Mr and Mr W W WltLerv, Mr and Mr W B CMe, Mrand Mrs C B Rowe, Meedamea Elizabeth Morden. Henry McDonald, Rev B F Rowland and W F Martin. A very pleasant evsniag was spent by all. a e a Mr J W Kays entertained Ihe F F E wblat olub at her pretty home on Booth Willamette strset Isst evening. Mr U B rtpenoer succeeding In making the moat points In the game aad wee awarded the prli-. Tbe customary Inncb waa provided by tbe hostess. Mrs. Carrie E. Vincent. Mrs. Carrie E. Vincent, of Pleasanl Hill, daughter of Mre. Ella Bridge) and wife of Harvey Vincent, died si her home at 8 o'olook a. m. January 37,1902, of consumption, oontrsoted a little over twe years ago. She waa born In Lane oounty on November 16, 1878, aud was married Jun 3, 1800. Her husband took her east of the mountains lu tbe fall of 1903 and stayed nearly a year, In bopee of her recovery; but tbe cbange of olimate did but little good. Hhe became a Christian about ten yeare ago and lived a consistent Chris tian, being a member of the Chrlatlac church at Pleasant Hill till her desth Be-lde her sorrowing husband she leaves a ten-monthi-old daughter and a large number or relatives an friends The funeral took place from tbe oburcb at Pleasant Hill on January 28th at 1 o'olook, and Interment wa made In the cemetery near tbat plaoe, Rev. K. Q. Calllson having charge o the eervlee. Hotel Arrivals. KUOKME. A L Bailey, Bbedda M H Hendricks, rJeattle J F O'Donell, Portland J A Brlablue, Portland J 8 Forrest, N Y HOFFMAN M H Hart, Portland H Bmedi elmer, NY E W Eaton, Jaaper J B Myers, Portland H H Potts and wf, B' Louis V J Nation, Portland "SLATt8."-Buator Daly, of Ben ton county, yestirday in an Interview with a Telegram reporter says: "In tbe event of Governor Geer and Mr Furnish being defeated for the nomi nation, Henry Ankeny.of Jacksonville, would bave a big following. Taa Colo. The thermometer showed 16 anove zero at o'olook this morning, seventeen degree below tbe rreszlng point. It was. 28 at noon. The morning temperature wa asven degrees colder than yesterday morn ing. TausT Flour, juootlou Times: "Wheat baa dropped again but flour still remain at tb trust prloe. An advance In wheat of a few sent will advano flour but a drep In wheat doe not reduoo the price of flour." Look like there might he eleighlng tomorrow. Tbe loe I still In ,n .xosii.nt con dition and skater In large numbers bav been out all day. Big crowd, will go down to tbe poade tonight. Albany Demoorat: About every real estate agent I u Oregon has leeeived a lttr from Warner and An lrwt, tf' I Paul announcing that a colony of peopl wish te oome here aeourlng flrtt class laud free from aloue aud sur to ptoduo orops. Lebonsn Ex press. Advance : Hon M A Miller ha again been appointed state lecturer for the Modern Woodnisu ef America. His first Urm expired last July, and his reappointment follow a a result of a apeeob which Head t'oneul Nortlio. ti beard blm d. ilver at Eu gene la.! sum mar. Ouf Annual Clearance Sale Is still going on For this WEEK we offer all our? T.ATil V M icc!.v ... i CHILD ie x j itcy uicii n ice, SPECIAL SALE ON UDIES' FLANNELETTE WRAPPERS. They noat be noted at Coat. REGISTRATION Oh VOTERS, j . . i, , n......-ij I'n to tnly 743 nau ivcsiaif - r 3:30 This Afurooon. ui ouinn of votera la not p" I reei lug aa rapidly aa desired by tie ..lark and hie a-O'aianb. Nearly a moutb baa elapsed eiuoe the book a weie opened sod up to s:au o u tblsa'terooou, out of over 50tO voters in tbs county, only 7hsd register). Irvlog preui..ci leads witu 78. In tut lour Eugene preclude 2u9 bsve regis tered and there a' ewm preeiucie iu which none have reklaiereu as lonowa: w. liana. Gate Creek. Lake Creek Five Rivers, Wendliug, Heceta, juaoei, mnA Hi.pnnt.rin. Twim waa a oulet dav at tbe clerk s offloe, enly the following iuanuuients being filed: REAL. ESTATR TKANBPKK8. Unht McXrel to Maury Pbiliipl, lot 4 blk 7 Cbriamau's al to Eugene, (900 H.i rv and Mary Maxwell to Frank and Anna G da 6iKJ acre In tp 17 s r 4 w, 13W. State of Ores-no to John F Keely trustee, 240 acres In tp 21 s r 1 w, 130 1 A Barsted Water Pipe la always a source of grsnt annoy aDoa and expeuse. Wny not bave tbem properly placed witu stops and waales in the right plaoe, so they oan be abut off and drained, leaving you water pipe dear aa a wblitls. Will M Morrow, tbe up-to-date plumber, a No 489 Willamette street, will attend to this. I A GoD 6TAKT.-M H Hubble, W F Oilstrapand Attorney L L Htevens started out this afternoon to solicit ad- vertlsemsnta for tbe immigration pamphlet to be gotten out by the board of trade, a part cf which Mr Hubble will lake East with blm. It la Intsnded that the advertisements shall pay for tbe printing of the pam phlets. A good etart was made, sever al good subscriptions beiug received from tbe leading uerobauts, but as Mr Stsvens was ceiled away to attend a case tbe work wna poponed until tomcriovr. The Salem Journal waute the office of attorney general and district attor ney abollehed, iilalinlng that tbey are not needed. Aa a matter of fact thme Isn't very much lu tbe ofllces. The at torney general give principally opii- 1 1. a, wi.iori a.e 1' rut-time i.eed.--s moat of ;ue buaiums of tile di-irici 1 1 toruey is done bj deputiee, wbo a u U justaa well be oouuty attorneys and ut teud to all the bualuesa. j. w. kays nmmt c EMBUMERS and FUNERAL OIRECTO Oaj & Henderson, Undertakers and Emhattnp. Cor. Wil. and 7th sti. NOV THAT "The Holiday Rush' U over we are tvKaiii able to kttend to yoar wants with uanisvl promptneM. We will neither pan pains nor expense in mnr "(forte to Dlease all who entrust their work to us. You may be artsurerl it will be attended to properly an I to a competent manner. JANNEY & MEYER, Jewelers to the People. A Faithful Portrait OR ...A Picture... AS YOU LIKE IT. MOON'S FEED STORE East Ninth Sheet, Eugene. Oregon KEN'S JACKETS.! 10 Per Cent Reduction FURNITURE and CARPETS To make room for the lareent lineof Furnitnm .j Carpeta ever shown in Eugene. We will make a sweeping reduction of 10 per cent lor 30 days. ? Remember we guarantee you the above reduction on every dollar. This Sale will positively be among the first for best selection. J W Kays Furniture Co TROY LAUNDRY Best work in the city. GARDNER, HESS & DENNIS 502 Olive Street, Eugene. The Hottest Stove in Town is the Boss Air.Tight Heater Pomethiofj entirely new in air tight construction. Htttadrfome, durable, aa! reasonable in price. Four sizes. Call and see them. L . TH Bonboniere 39 East Ninth St. SuU. niI10Urow,'wagon,aU ,K,d leUvered promptly and & DUNN C. HAMMOND, Proprietors, Formerly Hammond's CACHOO CAFE jyL,Firl Class Ors, Short Orders, Regular Mcak J5I WlllimttttSt tat, 33E) -7k at EV i it - aC BARKER QUN WORKS Eug-enp on,.. Long. BROS- & & C. CHESHIRE. and BAKERY Bakery Goods, Fhont, Bl.ck 47.3.'' GOING THROUGH. A careteM laundry will go through your fhirt in two wasV inns worn out aa completely aa if you had worn ii a year. We aave your shirt and a&ve yon money. We will seod for your linen if you aend us your addreas. EUGENE LAUNDRY 0 1 Howcr & Jennings. Good Cutlery Jt Tne hinii ol cutlery tbat cum. i ihr kind ef cut lery wi have. Oar rot!T T . . . . . .. ... VT.k 1 ui nie ror u 1 y out 01 tn of. m" tht iri.ii-,1 Kt.tdsi It im hi.mrt-tt H0 vend hv th ImtMt pintiti'' prrTwr PocVK ktiivea at 10c, 15c, Wc. -rHc, 00c, tiiw, 75o. K5c, Wc, fl.00. il. SCISSORS WE HAVE At f.Dc, 40c, r)c. 60c, 75c, !. tineet ynu ever aaw. We al" have "" -ta at lew price. Our eslaliraleii raz- ;no kiu,i tnt have wituout Diann'B l i ry in oo cutltry, nrnn A WEDDING BREAKFAST or d oner i' always aer-ed with th vhiicrt tin- and lienor that tao be .r ivirt For mcial funvtionio an kind e hTf the prwt aol wt win.-, of tiiher iui "rreil or doiuftK TintiH-e, by thecal, bjttle w call at pru-w.tr At you ran t maUh 'l quality in Eime ne, at W. M. fix S illy Deportment Store. S. Ii. Friendly. JmM3 REN SHAW'S Eugene. Oregon.