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Newspaper Page TextiJuily Eugene Guard THURSDAY -- JANUARY SO l Popular Brands of CIGARS FOB BALK AT Julius Goldsmith's B JARD Telephoni, Ha Main 131. Weather. Portland. Or, Jen. SO.-ToBliht and Friday, ocoaslonal rain; warmer to- ulgbt. IIOITIII. BREVITIES. PERSONAL THE SOCIAL REALM. New Arm ir I.Chamutre Bro Hardware d w l)r Lowe oculo-optloUn Eugene. Peed and groceries at White's. Poultry supplies at Preetou 4 Halee. Orertous for wU paper aud paints J O WatU, graduate opttolan, Eu Kenr. . Hot Time stotes F L Chambers Bro. d w Bee Preston Hl" stock of w"" paper. Prussian Btook Food at Preaton Halt. New flrin : F L Chambers & Bro, hardware, lkilore uuylug real estate aee Clroae A Chicken lion palnl II per gallon at Proton A Hale. Body Fir Wood K Lt CiiAMUKKfl A Bro. Bpray material already mixed at F L Chambers A Bro. Janney Meyer, graduate opliolans. iumlnelloo free. New Firm F L Chambers A Bro, hardware. dw- '1 be largest stock of wallpaper and paints la oarrled by l'reeton A Halea. Dry Oak wood 76 pei cord de livered. F I, Chambers k Bro. M O Warner tunes pianos and i,r, n. ItepalrliiK and pnlleblug, Mat your property wltb Uross Btevene, real estate dealers. Lot 8 block 1 Hbelton'a addlllou for ale oboap. Make ofler, M H Knebel, 373 Eat 8rd street, north, Portland. Now Is the time tu spray your trees, Oue spraylug now la equal to throe In the summer. u w The new 40 Oliver Bulky and Gang mows are especially adapted for win Ur plowing. Bee them at F L Cham- bora A Bro's. lAw Couribouie Uemi. HalUfaotlon of mortgage 33S 86 HUKV KHTATK TRANBKKRfl. Peter Nuibaum to P J Jensen 10 acres in t 17 a r 4 w. 1400. WmW Irvln to Peter Jobuson7.70 eras In tp 17 s r S and 4 w, t tO. Catherine and M C Johnson to Nanoe Addison, 1M aorse In tp 20 e r 4 w, $102s. PHOBATM UOUeVT. Kslate of John B England, deouaaed, Joseph MoEngland aud David Lowrey, X' oatori, flle Dual aooount aaowlug total reoslpls, I7M.0; dttburaemenU $:I84. 27, balanoa on hand 11401.83. KsUta of Bay A DeLaao, deceased, W L DeLauo, administrator, dies final aooount, showing total reoelpta li!4t)0, disbursement $3874, balauoe cash on hand K, Valua of property on band 2000. Notice. The Ladles of the OAR have formed themselves lulo a sewing society and will do plalu sewing, quilting, eto, at your home er at our room, the proceeds to go for obarliy purposes. Dnstlous of olothtuit, aorapa for quills, ela, wculdbe tbsnkfully received. Your tairooage desired. Address all oonv niunloatlons to Mrs Ebtkixa Dimond, Clly. Wat' Conoert Conoert Concert Join l Concert OleeClubaod Baud. No more skating. IUguler Oregon weather. A sleigh or two were out last evening. Boys' suits at half prloe at J V Kanfl man's. Ttiree pairs of ladlee' boae for it eenta at J V Kauflmau's. Valeatlues. ' Bee tbe eutn window atHchweizscbllsVa. Springfield school district has Isvisd an i mill school tax. Concert Friday evening at Armory Hall. Admission 60 oents. A new line of ladles' kid gloves Jusl received at Bucknsr A Cleveoger's. Hpeclal on lalles' wrappers, 76 cents each. J V Kaofkmah, Boats are on sale at Corner Drug store for tbe convert Friday evening. (Ir.rnri Mutual Home Hoolety, A Wilcox, agent. Office wltb J J ton. Bsveral sleighing parties planned for today and tomr.Lt were spoiled by lbs warm wave. Young Talifsro, of Jasper, sold 40 and ducks In town today that bs killed yesterday. W B Cole, tbe West Seventh strset blacksmith. Is suffering from blood poisoning In bis right band. Tbe prohibitionists of the First Coa grsssleual district mset In Nswbsrg to morrow to uomloate a oandidate for congressman. M D Mitchell, residing In the Bethel neliilibiirhood below town has sold hit 26-euro fruit farm to P I Uust, of Phil adelpbla, for $3,500. Will M Morrow, plumbing and sheet metal work to order. Good wcrk and reasonable price my specialty. No 480 WllUiut-tte street. Two carloads of the woolen mill ma chinery have been hauled to tbe build- Ing and the Bret of next week ex' nerlenced men will plage lt In position The ladles ol tbe Christian obuioh ill have ham, mince plea, oskes, bruwn bread, eta, for sale at their mar ket to be held at W ii MgKloLej's on Fsliruary HI. Clnm Line, one of Hie stage drivers for Went liron, Monday fell oft the Me Kunzle atnKe and the wheels passed over his legs bndly bruising them but breaking no bones. Hotel Arrivals FOUND. A.rlog was ploked up on the street. Owner eaa have earns by paying for this notice. HOFFMAN Lou Hanson, Portland O 0 Hall, Portland W K Hunt, B V HO Millar, Albany F Morrill, Chicago W H Ward, HprlugfiVId 0 Ilsbrlng, Pnr.laud A E Hodglua, Detroit W W I nor, Cnlcago Win Uross, Minn B L Merberg, B F K rJharpe, Tat'oma Ueo Hroughton, l'uilland 'O Olseu, Mkauiakawa 1 B King, H F Max Mayer, B F W O Hluel.art, Taoutua A O Walker, Walker B Bhlveh, a F J E Carpenter, Minn T II liaaley, Han Jose K Ii Halt, Bt Louis Oso K Uurlon, Portland AUUINK. John Addlion, Lorane M C Johussn, Lorane Obus I.sstrange, Lorane H G Hart, 0 itage Urova I Miss Lillian Hart, Cottage Grove Miss Eva Chambers, Cettage drove Mrs WCOrr.U areola Mlsa Walters, U areola F A McCartey, M areola J 11 Laudsrs.Haglnaw llobb E Cox, Portlaud L Heyers, Portlaud J V Bamals, Portland Mrs I Jonee, Woodbura Or H A Bhane, a) F . M A Brewbaksr, Blue River O Muoraiieen, Wlthee Bsiu Hlenoue, 8t 1'sul F A Mentis, Portlsnd A t Cooier, Portland W 11 Labman, Portland Mrs K McRwaln, Jnnslloa The Imperial. Cottage Unive, Or. First olexe (temple room (Ux&O feet, well equipped. Rates $1.00 and $100 nr dav. Walter (lodes la up from Portlaud. Geo Walker, of Walker Btatlon, la ' In tbe city. J M Kitchen, of Irvluj, was In Ku- geBe todsy. A W Rrsu went to Harri.burg yes- Urday evening Mies Clara BucVuer went to Portland th's aflernoon. C H Ball, poetoffloe iuspectof, was lu ths oity todsy. Postmaster Clark, of BprlugOelii, waa n tbe city today. Duke Klox came down from Cottage Grove this afternoon. Cbas Cochran came dowa from the Grove this afternoon. C B Clement went to Cottage Grove this afternoon on busliisse. W H Eaton, of Jasper, Is visiting relatives at Albany and Corvallie. John Kelly went to Harilsbuig on yeatarday afternoon's belated train. Mr and Mrs H D Wagaen went to Portland today for a few day's stay. J W Kays waa a passenger to Cot tage Grove on the afternoon train A C Weodcock and John Kelly re turned from the north Ibis afternoon Dr Lowe went to J u notion City this afternoon expeotlng le retura toiilgbt Today's Albaay Herald : W H Ea ton, of Jasper, Lsbs county, la visiting old-time friends In ths oity. Mrs G N Frazar went t Junction City last evening to ImUiII new offloem f the W R C there lent night. Dr C W Lowe returned yesterday evening on the belaled train from profesalnnal trip to Bouthern Oregon. Rv G H Feese left. Ibis afternoon for Olympla aud Taoouaa end will then go to bis borne at Blt l,ake City, Utah. B B Btephene, of Not! Valley, left tbla aiternoon for Uuda, III, on a busl- m trip, expecting to be gone perbape a month. Mr and Mrs Mo-re, who were mar ried yesterday mornlug, west to Port' laud last eveulng for a abort hoDsy moon trip. - Mr and Mra L N Roney, Mr and Ura L G Adair and W E Brown leave tomorrow afternoon lor a month's vieit to California polutr. Mrs Claude Copplr, of Hood River, who has beau vUlliuic her parente, Mr and Mrs 0 W Young, near Kugeue left far homo this alleruooii, OIf Palermo, of the lower Sluslaw fttcond Oregon volunteer la the Philippines, left this afternoon for Aljerueei), Wash, where be expects to obtain smpli ymeut. Mrs Vina Letnley, teanher In the Wending public sebool,le home fortwo weeks, on ai'cnunt of I be prevalence of soarlet lever there, necessitating the dosing of the echool, Alfred King baa purohased 1Z acrss from W B King four miles below town and 10 sons from Ira Harlow six ullss norlk. He will engage In farm lug. Mr King la a young man and ssrved In tbe Phlllpplaesln one of the voluntser rsglmsnts. Chts Taylor, after a pleasant visit la Eugeus and on tks Bluslaw, will leave la the mornlug for Weston, whsre he le onttduotuig a very aucosstlal msr cenllle tioalueet In partusrshlp with Dau Jarujan, alas formerly of Eagene. They alao have a store at Athena. Tbe social entertainment given latt n'.iibt by Wimaabala Eueaiiuifcut, 1 OOF, waa lerfloly attended and a a success In every particular. A splen did program was rendered of'.er which various amosemeuts were indulged in and a banquet was partaken of in the dining room. Tbe c ujrulueo iu charge ol this successful luuctioo conelelsd of F A Rankin, chairmen ; F il Wilklus, J M Williams, Cbas Uurity, J W La kin, J D Matlock, Miss Beseie Day, Mrs J M Williams, Mra Jerry Horn. Tbe program was aa follows: Music, Bvarvsrud'sornheslra; recltstion. Miss Blanche Taylor; piano solo, Mrs Wal ler Shelley; recitation, Miss Myrtle Green; mueic, Orchestra; roading, Mies Blna Orrell; lecture ou "Objects of Oddfellow-hlp," read by Pp f W A Wano ; musiu, Oicheitra. . s The gentlemen members of tbe Pastime Whist Club were Ibe enter tainers at tbe Krmory club rooms last nlgbt. They served the luncheon and lt is said did toe work aliulrably well. In the contest for points In ths wblet games T B Luckey won ths gentlemen's prize and Mrs Belle Binlth tbe ladles'. Mra D E Yorau was awarded Ibe consolation prize. Died. Mrs. B. J. Boo uell 'died at tbe fami ly realdenoe In Eugene, from jaundloe, at 10 o'clock last night. Tbe funeral will be held at tbe Christian obureb tomorrow forenoon at 11 o'clock, Rev E C Baoderaon, dean of lbs Divinity School, conduetlntr the services. In terment In I O O F cemetery. Annis (Psrsons) Bonnelt waa bora October 1st, 11.12, in Randolph oouuty Virginia, now West Vlrg nla. Moved wltb ber parents to Iowa in 183$. Was married to Bamuel J Bounet Nov 26 1140. Emigrated to Oregon In 1854, arriving at Eugene Beplember 18th of that year. At that time Allred, the oldeat eon waa a lad of 18 years while tbe youngest. Perry, was but 16 montba old. This plonssr woman drove a team tbe greater part of tbe way aorosa tbe plains. Among tbs party were the Veatoh's, of Cottage Grove, the Rblneharl'a aud the late Thomas Edwards. Tbe Bontett's wi re lbs sixth family to ree'.do in EugfOS. Later tbry muvi d ; te a claim on the Mtk i ..'J river uo the Spores bridgs, residing there till 1883 w'len they mured to Eugene. Mlu united vfh the t'lirleliau church in IM2. Her hue band survives ber to grtber with niue children: Alfred, Marion, l'errv and Albert, and Mrs B fa Thomas, all residing iu Eugene; Charles aud Marcellus, of Hunu, Har ney county, aud Mrs K P Dey and Mrs Norrls J Brown, of Oakland, California. A blSY MU Sikr.lf V.ilDtrs Is Kcjjt Juui; S.'rvini; Sul.p Jtu:: on tbe '. cic. ! 10 Per Gem j. r - n:;-y 1 ,H,n-'i:'ly 1 1 ol iul we- k rth.Mll Wither la a v. ihe-e d. H- I- l-'P' the I iujO Toe .a Uar p he wsi up lu the Full LTek cuntri . luel.y wtrn ol this week be arrived home from tbetiaie i,rer cuu.. - the upper McKenzle. He w.soverin Wlllaiuetie precinct yeeieroey and this afternoon started ior Bus Rier mines on a several days' trip, expect ing to be bac t-auday. I heSJ tripe were all made for tbe purjwse of eerv loffiubrK sues aud other paper. Mon day .after returning from the Blue River , .i.- .i..ift bmII .lart ror eiorance. Itiv u. 1 " "... of eooje ! I"g lavied upon. Mr Wuiiers makes tbroughnul the county cans deck of a onyuee ifeetieii on,,. FURNITURE and CARPETS T,r,iaL-Pi mom for the lamest line of Furnitnro nn",i tbcLskeOreel, country, to make aa.le . F,.an0 VVr ...til ,. s.vu" bid hive Keen i vat 'v c - -o ' , '"v1MUg reduction ot iu per cent, tut ow uajc. Remember we guarantee you me aoove retluction on i 1, rPt: rj.l. ...ill nfl cjielxrdxT llrt Omnnn rt every collar. una oaw nm jwwij m oiuunj me urgj for best seleci: :i. all bis trips ou tbe burn He wiebsd to attend tbe banking of Wade and Dil lon at Portlaud tomorrow mornlntr, bat bis urgsnt duties at preseut pre vent bim from doles A Bursted Water Pipe Is always a source of great auuoy. aDoe and expense. Why not bave them properly placed witlielops and wastes In the rUht pl.ee, so they can be ebut off and drained, leaving your water plpj dear as a whistle. Will M Morrow, tbe up-to-date plumber, at Mo 489 Willamette atreet, will attend to this. Periodical Runaways. -The peri odical runaway of tbe oity delivery teams occurred this forenoon. It was tbe one driven by Herbert Ogden again and occurred nut on Bouth Wil lamette g reet. Trie team star's 1 while In front of J W Kays' reeidenoe, raa sou Hi two or three block, lauding up agilnat a big maple tree, badly damaging tbe wagon. It was taken to moan's blacktmllh shop for repairs. The hordes were uninjured. Oue ran on one side of the tree and the other on tbe ol ber side aud trie wagon struck the tree with great force. Tbe borseiseern to enoy these frolic. TriK Cot-D. Tub weather tuoiieratrd last nigh', the wind having changed totbe wl so wegot ti.e ocean wurmtli. At x o'c ick Mil m roinif lue ther- utnm. -r ,;ot ellii ly nbuv t!i - f:t v. i'U if. i .t .no th - wt-l.'oni ' io:iw c iii nieno tl The tht rinoini'ler rose n(oaii ly all f. reiioon t,o(li u. i.t 41 tler. -e st noon. J W Kays Furniture Co Proposition Givhh (Jr. M B Hub ble has given up ths proposition of dis tributing Immlgralloa literature dur ing bis Eastern trip." This morning be reoelved a letter from the railroad offlolale onnvsylng tbe laformallon that a special rata nor atcp-over privi leges could he given him, so be gave tbo matter up. He wlllleat shortly after Feb 1. M Altaian. Fred Hockley aud Mies LuluMouuts were married Jan 27 at tbe home of the bride's mother at Franklin. Tkay will reside at Elmira where the groom Is engaged In black-smithing. Nosa liHaaaN. Ralph Roblasoa, while skating na the Ice at Bangs' Park Tuesfey, fell and broke his Does lie came to lowu and bad It patched ua aud la aritlug along nicely. O il of reaped to the lale Prof E B McKlroy, Ibe National Educational Aasoolallou, of which be waa a mem ber, baa aapolatad his wife, Mrs Agnes O Mcklrey, of this oily, a life member of the association, Wall paper. Clearance) sal. All atylea at cat be lore new eloek pome In. K I. Chamtwra & Kro. d w SOME SPECIAL PRICES. Ik lbs fine granulated eugsr $1 00 tl II liluk lean,. ISto Ilia itayo beane, zTm 2 His fresh Kugllsb walnut, S&c 1 lb paper ehr.il almonds, K.rj S Ibe good green cottea $1.10 B Ibe good r tasted oollrr II.UI pkgs A and 11 Boila, 26u 1 lb ginger enapa, 10c 1 JO. bar box Eugeiie soap CVj 1 x-gal pail of ayrup, 86o Try our ISc roasted onirie.lllsasgood as any 'Mo outlet ever ollsred. Baking Powdrr. ) lb-pan Bcblllings Heel lleklug 1'owder 1 lb-can Bclillluige lt.l linking Powder 9) lb-au rtrbllllngs Ileal Baking" l'o1er S i-.au K C Baking Puwder Soc Remnants. BIO LINE TO CLOSE States. l&ojel.te for I0c 6 x tl Inch elate fro Sue slate, 16o Itenieiiitter w bve a larue line of KXIKA HEAVY Kl.hElKD t'.N DKItW K.Alt, In dote at a trgaiu. Special Bargains in Shoes. , ChlMrsii'e SI IW shoe for 7io Women e ehoee for 75c Woniru'e heavy or light shiiew $I.C Women s $1 M beavv shoes for Sl.as Hoys' shore 7,So and $l.ls) Mens' $1 SO sboea for $1 00 Meu's full stvk shoe $1.06 Anti-Baloon M Karri no. An anil saloon meeting waa held it the First Christian ohuroh last nlgbt, but no or ganization of a league was eflected. Rev J F Tout, president of the state autl-saloou league, waa chosen cbair mau of the meeting, E R Moon de livered a reollatlon,Rev Olson reudered some tuuklr, Rev ii F Rowland, of tbs M E ohuroh, addressed the audlenoe and Kev J T Merrill, of tbe U B ohurub, spoke on "Clly Gov ernment," Tbe meeting was opened aud oloaed with prayer. Chairman Tout appointed a otmmittee to ar range for future meetings. No time has been set tor organizing a league. A Husinkss CitANax. MlloRJan ney aad Arthur I Meyer, wbo several months age, purchased J O Watts' Iswelry store at 606 Willamette etreet, have dissolved partnership, Mr Janney having purohased his partner's In terest In ths store and will hereafter beeoleowuer. Mr Meyer will remain here, however and will be In Mr Jan aey's employ. TlUBKSS FOK "THB CHUTkfl." 1 he Booth-Kelly Lumber Co has received a large ordsr for big timbers from the management of 'The Chutes," Ban Francisco's I Ig amusement plaos, to be be uesd In rebuilding the place. Bev eral carloads have already left, con sisting of a uumter of Immense etlcks 14 lest long aud SiU Inches tqiinre. INDOOB lis st ball. Coin fAuy C's ludoor baesbsll team will probably t'y ooueluslons wllh tl a University team In ths armory a week Irom next Mou- day. Both tee mi are praulo ng regu any ana some interesting sport Is looked for. Long rauge shells F L Chambers A Kro. strongest, d w J. n an J UBftI OlPlEClllos' 'i.::t UilL fci & Henaurjon, UnrJartaVsrs Embaimsrs. Cor. Wil. and 7th sts. TO THE PUBLIC Htv.Q diuiolved partuertbip, u tttd in another colnmn, I will con tiniifi Hi buiinfM lone. I will $n fturae nil UBjvDnnibility for coDtracta. eto. mult fay tin old firm. I will reUiu the it-rricen of Mr Meytr who ii to txpeit watchmaker, havioft Uamed the tin. In in ne ul the beit ichoole in America. Will be ploae.l to all our ..M patrons as well an many new ones. Ilankiuf the people (or ftatoni bee Uwed upn iu, I m Very rtipjotfu ly yours, M. R. JANNEY. A FaiUM Portrait OR ...A Picture... AS YOU LIKE IT. MOON'S FEED STORE East Ninth street. Eugene, Oregon leWltJeasTaAMMsa Our Annual Glearanee Sale I Is still "i. For this WEEK we offer all ourx? LA I) IKS', .AllSSKS' a .! CJ11LDUKNS .lACKfclT, at 1-2 Regular Price. SPECIAL SALE ON LADIES' FLANNELETTE WRAPPERS. They mutt Ut tuoveU at Coet. TROY LAUNDRY Ecst work in the city. GARDNER, HESS & DENNIS 5G2 Olive Streut, Eugeue. The Hottest Stove in Town is the Boss Air Tight Heater Something entirely new io air tiK'ht constructlun. Handsome, durable, aud reasonable in price. Four sizes. Call and see them. JLj . I at dii lion ier-2 39 fast Ninth St. Hue pastry, wcdilinp and pnrty calrxs to crdr; try our cclelirateil Home M..ile 1-rtitii. Cookiw, iea, ralcee and lnnKhMits irikh every day. Knatei'ii uystera. We low run our own waKon,nl fc,.. d .lolivered prouiptly und DUNN BROS- & & C. HAMMOND, Proprietors, Formerly Hammond's C. CHESHIRE. CM CAFE BAKER7 first Class Bakery Goods, Ousters, Short Oiccrs, Regular Meals. 1.3 5I Willamette i St - Fhcnt,;BlM7-3 GOING THROUGH. A careleu taunilry will gothroagh your fhirt in two wasMnK-v out a completely aa if you h&u worn it. a year. We save your sbift and nave yon money. We will sd for your linen if you snd us yjw wldreBS & EUGENE LAUNDRY Hower & Jennings. 7f "'Czias Good Cutlery m trie Hum ni cuiery iuv -is thr kindef cutlery we have. Our cstm i uwle hit us l.y on- .f tlie beet ""k'" "' tlie United KUten. It ii hsnmind fKtVi UV HIS .ni" uv' I'ooket knives at 10c. lac. 'V. "- 50o. tioV. tifc. 73c Sic. 0c. tlM tSl-'."-' Sl.W, S1.75. SCISSORS WE At 3k 40c, .MJc, t'0c, 7V, tinen, yon ti r tr. V'p '-at iri.--i t)?ir ft'l'1 ' " he hin t I rr -linve wilii" it : i'ry ur on cutl iy, R HAVE ;l. tl 1 - y u fT- GUN WORK3 one. Oregon ' A V. EODING BREAKFAST or iVnt ft I ' ., Kii,i....vetlii'.;rtJ wine , ..1 tiiVer uaw"', " 'll vnilscr, uy tne caw?. " , ( at new tr.t T"a i'o t lr.I'-a (pislity in KuKene, at Department Store, S. H. Friendly. W. M. Euoene. Ortgon- - are. ! (sts)sW)SiV, Ax Billy