Daily Eugene guard., January 31, 1902, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
FRIDAY -
JANUARY 31
All Popular
Urands of
CIGARS
FOB BALK AT
Julius Goldsmith's
6JARD Telephone, t. Main 191.
Weatber.
ell to Qunl.
Portlaud, Or, Jan. 81. ToDlgtH and
Beturday, threatening with occasional
llgbt rala.
Beau.
lit Lowe oculo-optlolao. Eugene.
Feed and grooerles at While's,
foultry supplies at r'reetou A Hales
Overton for wall paper and palnu
Prussian Btook Food at Preston 4
Hale.
J O WatU, graduate optician, Ku-dni-.
Bee Preston Halea stooH. of wall
paper. Hefore buying real estate see (.Irons A
Hteveus.
Spray material already mixed at F L
Cbambera Bro.
Hoi Time stores
F L Cliainbers tfc Bro. d w
Cbloken lloe paint SI per gallon at
Preston A Halea.
Hpray pumps all alites and prloea. F
L (Jtoaoibers A Hro.
Body Fir Wood
K L CuaunKHS A lino.
Jauney A Meyer, graduate optlolans,
i-xatulnatlon free.
Dry Oak wood $3 76 pel oord de-
llvtred, K I-I'haojbsrs uro.
M O Warnir tuuea pianos and
ri 'is. Repairing and polishing,
l.lst your property with tiroes A
Hlevt-us, real estate dealers.
l'eretilal Teton and other winter-sown
grass seed at
dAw F L Ohambera A Bro's
THE SOCIAL REM.
KLEMM BUILDING.
J. H. Klemm's EitH Street
Brick to Be Doubled in
a two-story isxse aoemoa.
The Guard baa before mass ex
elusive mention of a big addition to be
built by John HKIemia to Ms brlek
building on West Eighth street, occu
pied by blsbarnesa skep.
When asked about the matter by a
reporter this afternoon Mr Klemm
stated that the new building wbea
oouiBlettd will make a building )ust
double the slzs of the present one
whlob Is two stories high and 2Gx60
feet In dimensions. The eddltloa will
be built on the rear of the bulKIng,
extending north toward the Cham
hers warehouse.
No oontraot has yet been let for the
ersotlon of the big addition but will
nroliably be soon, and work will Im
mediately thereafter be oommeaoed
Tbe brick to be uued has already been
eogaged from J M Martin.
Mr Klemm says bla new addltloD
will be very substantially built, using
the best material In Ha construction
BREVITIES.
Last evening iMr and Mrs Bobt
Unas eutertalned a ft friends at their
home, No 20 East Blxth street. The
principal amusement of the evening
was progressive high five at whloh
Mies Laura Blaflord won the honors.
Aefrashmeuta were served. The In
vited guests wera: MrandGRC'hrls
nian, Mr and Mrs Bert Aegar, Mr and
Mrs W H Alexauder, Mr and Mrs Bert
Paler, Mr and Mrs Bert Vlnoent, Mrs
H U Millard (Taoome Misses Martha
Medley, Mary Berger, Bessie Day,
Luura and Pearl Htatloid; Maura 0 F
j.HU.flsUI, Xd and Fiank Hauiou.
. a
Following Is the program for the
oomblued glee olub aud band oonoerl
l tbe armory toulghls .
. a. Tbe Iron Rlni 81 Clair
b. The Butioaailtr Lsdera
c. The Attrll rolaa I'arlow
Veud.
a. a. Oregon.
b. Ui; lllll Mr Ijsr and Olub
Q1M ulub,
I. a. ThaWonaar-msai.J Hackle
b. Tbe Thomas Cat eharecterl.tle. . . . Hall
o. BelMllon from the Fiddle das-Use. . .
etremears
Hand.
, a. Daony Purer .'.krol Ultn and Club
b. re' L'llUra.
o. Down by lbs Rlrertlds
Ur Norils end Club
e
The members of Helmet lodge,
KnUhia of Pvihles. laiteTeutoB en
tertained the Kalhbone rJielers In tbair
castle ball. A very pleasaut evealog
was apenl at various amueemeota anal
all voted the allalr a decided aueoeaa.
Foresters of Amtrlca.
8ieelal luruuwned meeting of Coarl
I'oplar, No 84, F of A, Batnrday even
lug, Feb 1, for the purpose of amend
Jug the by-laws In regard to ohanglag
Ibe meeting night.
HoUAOt BUkHITT.
Fin. Heo.
J.ObT. A Heoena Orvgou Voluuteer'e
uiedal. Finder please leave at this
offioe and receive reward.
Conoert
Oouoert
Conoert
Joint Conoert
Glee Club and Baud.
Boys' suits at half price at J V Kaufl
man's.
Tnree pairs ofladlea' buee for 26 cents
at J V KauUmau's.
Valeulltiee. Bee the autb window
at Hchwatzicblld's.
H L Wllklns died at Roesburg yes-
terday, aged BO years.
A new hue of ladles' kid gloves Jusi
reoulved at Buokner A Clevenger's.
Oregon Mutual Home Society, A
Wlloox. ageut. Ofllae with J J Wal
ton.
Tbe Innman boya killed 72 duoka
yesterday west of Kngeue which tbey
sold In town this forenoon.
Another oarload of ahluglea arrived
In Eugene today from the nortli. We
ought to manufacture them ourselves,
Pope A Bowder, proprietors of the
Eugene Boap Works, are busy arrang
Ing their building fur Installing their
new machinery.
Work of tearltiK away the old
abaoks on tbe site nf the new addition
to F E Duuu's brick will be oons
aaeuoed In a day or ao.
Beats are on sale at Corner Drug
store for the oouoert Friday evening.
Couoert Friday evenlug at Armory
Hall. Admission 60 osuls.
Portland sports want the open
season for Chinese pheanante to begin
deptembrr 16 Instead of Ootober 1, and
ibis la one of the changes that will be
asked for.
Bert Kerrigan, of Portland, baa tbe
Jlalluotlon of being Ibe gresteit blgb
oar diver In Ibe world, Monday be
made a reoord of 0 feet Inches; beat'
Ing the former world's record of 6 feet
II Inches. '
The funeral of Mrs H J Bonueli wae
held this forenoon at the Christian
ohuruh. Rsv E O Haudsrsou oon
duolsd I lie servlose. A large eonooum
of friends followed the remalne to the
I O O F oemelery.
Walter Ross, tbe eltatrlolan, has on
exhibition at hie office In the opera
house building a pretty piece of work
In the ehape of a pair 10-polnt deer1
borae with a eolered looandeeoeut
eleetrlo light at aaeh point.
Clyde Fogle, formerly of this olty. Is
now with the Fabersbam theatrleal
oompany In the Criterion thealia In
New York City. Warner Brown saw
blm while ha was East aud says Clyd
Is In love with his profession end Is
doing wall.
A studsut at the O A C, who was In
the battle of Malabon, recently got up
to spsak a piece, when he became
frightened, and made this speech:
can light; I can shoot and be shot at,
I have been a target for Filipino bul
lets; but I tell you I am scared when I
get up here. I am a thooaaud times
more fearful of danger here than ever
I was when I stood on the firing Hue
In the Philippines."
personal. Innu ir mi MH I T TnfiflDI IN
ItUIALMMllALmuUDLLO
Bob Lane, of Drain, le id Eugene.
Cbaa Taylor left tbla morning for
Weston.
Mrs Wm Vanduyn, of Cobtirg, Is
quite slek.
Dr Lowe returned tble afternoon
from Juuotiou.
Merobaut Weber, of Creewell, was
i tbe olty today.
Mies Nora Watklns, of Pendleton, le
visiting In Portland.
J W Kaye returned this morning
from Cottage Grove.
Miss Pearl Brlgga went to Irving to
day for a short visit.
Miss Lola Bandera, of Uarrlabnrg, la
visiting In tba olty.
E B Case, known here, baa opened a
barbershop In Albany. .
""si iss Rosa Lane went to Drain tble
afternoon to visit bar father.
Geo Walker, the Walkjr postmaster,
returned home this af ernoon.
Attorney J E Young earns down
Cottage Grove tbls afternoon.
W J Royee and A W Ream returned
tble afternoon from Harrlsburg.
Rtv 0 A Wooley went to Albany
tbls afternoon to begone till afier hun.
day.
Hon R A Booth and daughter r
turned thle afteronou from Qranta
Pae.
C B Ball, the poetoffloe Inspeotor, le
visiting the postoffloes throughout tbe
eeuntry.
Ex-Cblef of Police and Mrs Jlobt
Brady oama down from Creswell tbl
afternoon on a visit.
Martin Fenne went to Junotlon tbls
afternoon to ship some bogs whloh be
purobased in tbat city.
Mrs W H Oalland, of Newberg,
mother of Mre M F Fogle, left for home
tbls aftsrnooa after a visit bare.
Mr and Mrs O V Allen, of Salem,
who have been visiting MraWG Allen
In this city, returned home icday.
H Baned, of Waltervll!e, spent last
night In Eugene. Ha will probably
rebuild the Hotel Kugene tbla sprlag.
J A Burllogame who Is very 111
from laundlee In a Portland hospital,
Is growing worse, we regret to an
nounce. Horraoe Wetlbrook tba loea' line
man for tbe lelepnone oompany, went
to Junction this afternoon to do some
repairing.
Edwla Sharps, representing tbe
West Coast A Puget Bound Lumber
man, of Taoonaa, Is In town In the la
Israels of bis journal.
F A Menile and A E Cooper, general
passenger and freight agenta reaped
tlvely nf the Rock Island railroad,
wrre In Euges e today.
Mrs H B Millard who has baea
visiting at the home of her mother
Mrs J Hanson, left thle afternoon for
Kern City, Cal, to reside.
Mrs P B Klnaey and daaghtar, Miss
Margaret, returned today from an ex
tended visit In Portland, at the boms
of Mr and Mre John R Kraua'e.
Otto Adrian and son Henry, returned
this mnrnlug from Bryan's station east
ofAlbauy, wbsre they attended the
funeral of Mr Adrlan'a mothr-ln-!aw
Mre Martin Walters.
Miss Carrie George wbo baa been
visiting hsr parente, Mr and Mrs 8
Geerge, In Eugene, left tbla afternoon
f ir Medford, where she le Postal tela
graph operator. Bba will stop off at
Granta Peas for a visit with friends,
Prealdsnt Frank Strong of the Dal
varsity and Huperlntendent Beohdolt
of ibe publle schools went to Cottage
Grove this afternoon te attend a local
tesobers' Institute there tomorrow,
Tbey are both on the. program for ad
d lessee.
Uuele Johnny Diamond, of Coburg
le very 111 wttb typhoid malarial fever
at that plaoe, and the disease has run
only about oua-balf of Its regular time.
Mr Diamond Is 87 years of age, being
born In Ireland la 1(16. He same to
Lane oouot) In 1M7.
Bouout Prihtibo Plaht. W
Yoran, the Job printer, baa r-urebeoed
tbe small printing ptaut at the Univer
sity whloh Ex-Prasldeut Hiram Cbap
mau bought In Portland while ha was
at the bead of the Institution and
whlob. has been used but very little,
being a needltsa expenditure,
tKiTiNa hiNK. Partita have been
looking tor a room lu Eagene satiable
f,r opening a roller skating rink. It
li not likely lbs rink will come, hew
ever, aa no plaoe oau be b,il. Nearly
. very building la town of any draoiip
tlon la In nor.
Prince of Holland Huntiog Queeu Il
ka
ZIOXIST DOWIK LOST.
IpacUl to Guard.
f HiCAOoI Jan. 3l.-ZionUt Dowle
baa lot ibesuif brought agalut blm
by former followers to prevent tbe In
vestment of community funds In a
lease manufacturing establishment.
Jadge Talley rule tbat Dowle's Zlon
sobeme la against publlo policy, there
fore Illegal.
J. W. KAYS FyfifilTUTcii'
tMBALMERS and FUHERHL DIRECTORS
Sulking
Oai & Hendwion, Underlatai h
Enitalmert. Cor. H and 7th st.
the
the
for
in
Trade Making Prices.
Put itgoff untill
Every bargain listed below can be hadif called for at once.
next summer and be disappointed,
38 II line grauulalad auger 1.00
e Ilia pink Leans, )
I tie itayo beans, V6a
1! Ibe trash Kugllsh walnut, Sac
1 lb paper shell almoud-, 16o
9 lha good grreu collee f 1.141
S lha good mealed enfln tl.u)
4 pkga A and H Hmta, -J
1 lb ginger enape, 100
1 So-bar box Kueeueanep 6Vj
1 IHcal pail of syrup, WSo
Try oor 15c masted onfTie.lt Is aa good
as any 'Mo ooflea aver oflered.
BaKin'Powdcr.
ilb-n Hclilllliss:lle-t listing
I'owdrr 10c
1 llM-a- Ht-hlllitiHa Best Baking
a iter SAc
'.'J lUo-u r.Vhltllngs Beat Baking
I'oarder 96e
:(. s-.an K C Baking Powder Uo
Slates.
lfi'S-lale for inc.
Saw Inrh alt' V)
Sue slate Ifw,
Remnant.
BIO LINE TO CLOSE
It n en lwr we have a large hi r of
KXIIlA HEAVY FLEKCKli l',V.
DKHWKAK, to oloee at a lrg
Special Bargains in Shoes.
Children'. II 1 0 eboe lot 7&o
Women a hoee ht 76o
Wnmrn's heavy or buhl shoes 11.00
Women s f I M hravv . I uee for ll.at
I'uys' shoes T.V and $1.00
Mens' 11.60 shoes for f 1.00
Meu's lull stock aboeal.a
THE POSTPONED HANGING
sjpeclal to tba Guard.
Pittsbukg, Jaa 31 No clue has been found a3 to
hiding place of the brothers Biddle who escaped from
county jail yesterday, while under sentence of death.
Mrs Soffel, the warden's wife, who was responsible
t.: . ...iii. v,am !t i'o tlinmrlit. She was
I ? , , , , , I,- I t l
fatuated with the hamisome desperaao, Mwaru uiuute, .uu
has deserted husband and four children for him.
HOLLAND'S UNHAPPY QUEEN.
Hpeolal to the (ioariri.
The Haouk, Holland, Jan 31- -Queen Wilhelmina and
hr innanrf. Prinra Hpnrv nrfl having trouble airaitl.
The Prinas is off on a huntine expedition while the
Queen has shut herself up in the palace, refusing admission
to her friends.
MAYBE DEWET CAPTURED.
peelal to tbe Guard.
London, Jan 31 There are persistent rumors of the
capture of the Boer leader, General Dowet.
NO CASE AGAINST LUCAS.
Special to the Guard.
Salim, Jan 31 Tho state failed to make out an em
bezzlement case against Lucas, Ihe contractor who collected
the money due on contracts and left without paying for the
materials used. He was discharged from custody.
DUTCH PEACE PROPOSALS.
Special to the GnAHD.
London, Jan 31 The cabinet is considering the pro
posals of peace made through the Holland government.
Public interest as to the outcome is intense.
WAR TAX REPEAL.
Special to the Guard.
Washington, Jan 31 The lull to repeal the stamp and
v.: . i ,i .i tt ,i r
war i uciiig cuntuuereu in me xiouse louay.
TAFT TALKS TO SENATE.
Special to the Guard.
Washington, Jan 31 Governor Taft of the Philippines
was me recipient oi an unusual senatorial courtesy today.
" wti8iiuwou tuo privilege oi me oenate noor lor an ad
dress on the Philippine situation.
CHARGES OF BRIBERY.
FT Louis, Jan 31.-The grand jury la
Investigating charges of bribery In the
cltvoouncil. Several prominent citi
zens wanted for wltneaaes cannot be
found.
Rohfuia Railroad Attorney J
E Young 1 down from Cottage Grove.
This afternoon he Informed a reporter
that the rliiht-of-way for Ihe new rail
ro.d from the Grove to the Bohemia
mines bad all bac-u Beeured and tbat
Mr Morphy, the promoter of the line,
would leave In a few days for Chicago,
ninrnlnir about Mrch lt, when the
contract for the ennstruotlou of the
road will be let.
TO THE PUBLIC
Havifj diaolv.d partn,,,!,!,,
tod In another ooIuiud 1 iif '
tmue the buain.ai alua. I w!ju "
snine all iMpongibilitv for contract
eto, made by the old hrm.
I will retain tbe service. ,,( v.
Meyar who u an eiit wau-kuma,
having learned tha trad, in , u, 0, $
bett achoola in America.
Will be pished to me all ourold
patrona as well u many new unZ
Tfcaakiug the paxpla for favon !.
ttwed upon us, I am
Very reipectfu'ly yours
M. R. JANNEY.
MOON'S FEED STORE
the
Examinations nt the U O and
public schools are lu progress.
The poliee run lu six hobos N,t
niiib' and turned them b'Ore tbla
morning.
l 0 ) iiJMi
East Ninth Street, Eugene, Oregon
10 Per Cent
Reduction
ANOTHER MILL.
Booth-Kelly Limber Co. Par
chased Harrisbnrg Property.
MOISIIV Will I0T OMMTg IT.
The Booth-Kelly Lumber Co baa
Just purohased tha Harrlsburg Lum
ber Go's sawmill at Harrlsburg and
tba Harrlsburg Water Power Co's
property.
John F Kelly, preaideut of tba
Booth-Kelly Co, this afternoon stated
to tha Guard that be thought
tha company would not operate tbe
mill, which hae a oaplolty of auout
J6.0J0 feet of lumber per day, but that
be would be able to giro out for pub
oailen In the near future aomethlug
Intereetlug In regard to ihe propeity.
air Kelly stated tbat lbs report that
8000 acres of timber land In tba Uee
cade mountains wera Included In tha
deal Is unlrur.
Colltclioni Uonday.
UOwIng lotus tael thai Saturday le a
Tory busy day for the msrohanla, the
Guakd'8 oolleotor will be around
Monday, February 3rd.
Kkiibviu Heats. -On areount of
numerous requests for reeorved eeataat
the oouoert teuls-bt tba front row of
the nailery hae bee i rtvarTed and tba
tiolteis are on sale at Vlnoe it'a drug
store.
WORK CUtiPlETED.
Experiins of tbe County Books
Finished Today.
Cant J M Williams aud Nf R Wal
lis late this afternoon completed the
work of ex pert In tbe books of tbe sev
eral eounty offleers at wbich tbey hare
been employed for tbe laat three or
ronr wee is. Tbey will make their re
port later on.
It Is understood that they have
round an tbe books to have been kept
In a Oral olasi manner.
Tbe following Instruments were re-
aoraen lu tbe county clerk's offloi to.
day :
REAL K3TATK TRANSFERS.
Joalah Holslnger to Robt MoCrue
150.) acres l'i ip 16 s r 11 w, 1300.
a I aud K 0 Tiylor to Cllwood Tay
lor 160 aoresi I . tp 17 s r 8 w, tl.
F D Wheeler el al to The Hro.i.i
(insolldHted Mlulng Co, tbe "Trans
veal" olalm lu Bohemia minlug
dlstriot, t 1.
Hotel Arrivals.
BOFKM AN
Geo K Burton, Portland
C H Bill, Portland
J W G!as, Crawfordsville
C H Taylor, Weatou
BE Mason, Albany
Geo 11 Clarke, Chicago
Ckas Fleming, 8 F
KDOKNg.
L Heye, Portlaud
8 Snieril. W aitc'viliH
J H Louosb.ry,
T 1, Ullllain, Mabel
I Li Booth. Salem
H W . larke, Portia.-
on...
FURNITURE
and CARPETS
To make room for the largest line of Furniture and
Carpets ever shown in Eugene. We will make a sweeping
reduction of 10 per cent ior 30 days.
Remember we guarantee you the above reduction on
every dollar. This Sale will positively be among the first
iui uesii stjitiuiitjll.
a
J W Kays Furniture Co
TROY LAUNDRY
Best work
in the city.
GARDNER, HESS & DENNIS
562 Olive Street, Eugene.
The Hottest Stove
in Town is the
Boss Air Tight Heater
Something entirely new in air tight contraction.
Handsome, durable, and reasonable in price.
Four sues. Call and see them.
S. L. Long.
, Saglnai
For two days only
Ax Billy Department Store.
Saturday-Fel) 1 and 3-lWonday
150 Pieces
Of Fine Dress Goods at and
Below Cost.
iDonboniere
39 East Ninth St.
farBrea'dtrS'oT,t1l.lK Md P?"" m o"1"! IT onr celebrated Homo
Oysters. we r. ''!' "" c"kw' iouKhnuts Irish every day. Etem
crefully. n,n own won, nil ,;or,ds delivered promptly mi
M DUNN BROS- &
C HAJHMCND. Proprietor,, C. CIIESHIKL.
Formerly Hammond's
N I U mi .....
MJ CAFE aai MKH
First Class Bakery Goods,
Oysters, Short Orders, Regular Meals.
S1 Willamette St
Phone, Black 4-3.
GOING THROIGH.
Anrr'nl Mn.l.y w'H i-
your birt in n ' " i
erataa c.iu,.lc:i v s '"
worn It a y, r. W ' ' ; j
ai.d n y, u rnou.
f"r y. or :in?u il -. i ! "
aoiirras.
s7 DUUCt: lmi..""-
liower & Jenninp'