Daily Eugene guard., October 21, 1902, Image 4

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Daily Eugene Guard'
For
Cigars
JULIUS GOLDSMITH.
GUARD Telephone, No Main 191
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WEATHER.
Tonight and Wednesday, occasional
rln. Brink to hlgbsquany souvuer.ji
winds.
BBALl.
Pointers for Bargains
Oysters t the Banquet.
Fresh oandies The Hanelwood.
Bon Marohe, a plaoe to eare money
Bon Marohe, a plaoe to lave money
Oysters In any atyle at the Hazel
wood. It payi to read the Bon Marohe'a ad
a plaoe to save money.
All onr ladles wrappere will be closed
out at.oost. Raoket Htore.
AU.klnds of grass aeed wanted.
Chambers' Hardware.
Olympla and Eastern oysters at thi
Hazel wood.
All our clothing will be dosed out e
10 peroent dlsoount. F Frank 4 Bob.
450 heating stoves to seleot from. Wi
can fit anybody's purse. Chamber
Hardware.
Chris Marks Br, Is having an elegam
nun mirror and barker oase built b)
Day Henderson.
On all fura and jaokets 10 peroent ofl
will be given. Call early and get youj
oholoe. Itaoket Htore.
Try the new night obef at the Hazel-
wood.
After you have read the locals on
this page read through Bon Marohe'i
ad. A plaoe to save money.
Remember that we will give you 10
peroent 08 on all kinds of olothlng,
untlll dosed out. Raoket Htore.
There will be a Holloween social ai
the parish parlors of Bt Mary's Epleoo-
Dal ohuroh. More announcement
later.
Buy one of our nice wrappers at ooet
nod save the troublo or maklug
Raoket.
Your hens are moulting. Prusslai
Poultry Food will help them. Preslot
4 Hale.
W will give 10 percent off on al
muslin and outing uuderwear uut
oloaed out. P Frank 4 Bou.
New Today.
PU118K LOST. A ladles' purse con
t sluing a SS oheok payable to Mrs (
Htuart and a receipt lost on tin
streets Monday. Please leave at tbli
oRloe.
Country bacon, shoulders 11 eonte.
Country baoon, bams 13 cents.
Country bsonn, sides, IS cents.
U C Pkekla' Urooery.
Deaoon's dauoe will be held Hatur
lap night of this week.
There are 1200 kegs or 300 barrels of
beer consumed In bugene every
month.
There is a football demonstration
olieduled for tonight to take plaoe on
Bkinner's Butts. .
Cbrla Marks Is having an elegant
ah mirror and barber case built by
Day 4 Henderson,
J V KauOoian has some very pret
tily arranged show windows In U O
and Whitman oolors.
M B Hubble desires the Guard to
state that he was not oonnected with
that smallpox moving oase.
It Is said that the order of Eagles,
somewhat similar to the Elks, will
soon be organized in Eugene.
The ladles of (he UP church will
bold a market Saturday, Nov 1. The
The plaoe will he announced la'er.
The O A C football team goes to Se
attle to play W U next Saturday.
From appearances O A C will win.
Mrs M Hraull, who has opened up a
line ol dry goods in the old Beokwltb
grooery stand, baa an ad In today's
Guard.
Miss Davis, recently oonneoted with
the Roaeburg laundry, has aooepted a
position with- the Eugene Bteam
Laundry.
The Carroll residence at 108 E 13tb
street has been purobased by CO
Peterson for $1800. a building lot was
reserved.
Among the Improvements on tbe
Patterson property to be occupied by
Hugh Hampton's timelier shop Is a
new sidewalk in front.
A letter received from Naco, Arizona,
tbls morningsiates that Mrs Catherine
Cogswell Thorne is out of danger after
her very severe illness.
President P L Campbell of the U O,
Is on the program for an address before
the Jackson oounty tenohera' Institute
will oh meets at Medford Oct 22, 23 and
21.
E E MoOlanahan received a tele
gram from his uncle, E O MoUlanaban,
yesterday giving him a good position
in Seattle. E 0 is a government con
tractor.
Today Frank Pa o, agent for Faber
4 Nels, purobased from F E Dunn the
J O Anderson crop of bops of 138 bales
whloh Mr Dunn purchased for 25
cents per pound.
F Mitchell, O W Watson, Louis
Henderiton and MIbb D L Parker were
nominated by the Frebman ol U O
for orators. A eelectlon will be made
from there tomorrow.
Warren Smith, commonly known
as "Locomotive" Smith, will return
to Berkeley In about teu days. It was
feared that alter the death of his tatber
be would uot return. He will take
bis old position as holt-back on the
"Varaliy.-U O Weekly.
Thna H Lovell, who shot aud killed
Horace h Roadman near their homes,
four miles uortliwoit of Wilbur, July
0, 1002, and waif-mud guilty of man
-daughter by the circuit court Jury last
Friday evening, wan sentenced by
Judge J W HamUlou l Roseburg yes
terday to seven J ens In ttie state penitentiary.
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HEADQUARTERS I 7 It' Cf Vn
TRIMMINGS
CORSET
I desire to call the attention of the public to a -complete
line of the very latest and up-to-date
Silk Dress Skirts; Silk Petticoats; Velvet, Silk
and Wool Waists in the new styles and colors;
Dry Goods; Furs and Coats; Capes and Jackets;
Ladies' Tailored Suits; Hosiery; Flannels, Flan
nelettes and Outing Flannels.
Call and inspect our departments and
judge for yourself as to BARGAINS and VALUkb
J. V. KAUFFflAN.
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OIBL WANTED. Mrs Jno W John
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work, 302 Lawrenee street.
SGHWARZSCHILD'S
LITERARY
NEWS
Tbe Two Islands, by Prol. Condon,
Oaptaln Maoklin, byUlohard Hard
ing Davis; Temporal Power, by
Maris Cotroll; Tbe (Spenders, by
Loon WlUon; The Mississippi
Bubkls, by Emerson Hough ; Hearts
Courageous, by M iaa Kites
Personals.
Bernard Spencer is over from Co
burg. , t.
MIsaB J Russell left today for Chi
cago. '
M M Davis, of Oorvallls, is In Eu
gene.
Rev Mao H Wallace Is in Salem for
a brief stay.
Mrs Q N Castle, of Baglaaw, was ln
Eugene today.
Dr T C Bmlth, of Halem, was to Eu
gene this morning.
. Hon Jaa Hemenwsy Is In the olty
from Cottage Orove.
Mr and Mrs E 0 Huglus returned
today from the nor'h.
Miss Carrie Ford Is vlsitlug with
Mrs D 8 MoWllll mn of Halsey.
W F Ullstrap baa returned from a
business trip to Washington and Port
land.
Miss Oraoe Ivorda Wold went to Sa
lem this afternoon to spend a week
with friends.
A Q Hovey loft thin-afternoon for
Portland. From there he will go east
on an extended trip.
Mrs Theresa Jackson arrived home
this morning after a very Interesting
trip around tbe world.
Mrs A Ellenburg, ol Drain, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs J J
Moore, left for home today.
Robt Campbell returned Friday from
a two weeks' trip to the ooast at Flor
ence for health and recreation.
F A Baker and wife, of Bsl-ra, who
have been tbe guests of Mr and Mre W
E McElroy, left today for Oakland.
Col W E Rap-ion, who was Installing
nffloer for Vernon Co, Uniform Rank,
K of P. here luit winter, wan In the
city this momlng.
Archie MoUnweu, of Burns, Is In
Eugene. He la on his way home from
a business trip to Portland. He will
return to Burns via tbe route aoross
tbe mountains.
HIGH SCHOOL
NEWS NOTES.
Programs for Littrary Society
Meetings Football Matters.
ALL IN STOCK T
SCHWIiRZSCHILD'S book store.
Date Cancelled.
Mrs Ws Iter Ross, who la managing
the opera hnnse 111 tbe abseuoe of Mr
Boss, received a letter this 'morning
from the advanoe agent of Hennesay
LeRoyle's "Oth r People's Money" Co,
mat owing to thesevere 111 inns of Mr
LeRoyle at Vaoavllle, Cal, from
erysipelas, ail dales are oanonlUd. Tbe
theatre going people regret very much
that the oompany will not appear
here. The oompany was enured a full
house Saturday ulglit as It has been
thoroughly advertised, the Uuahd
having run their advauce matter for
the past month.
Foot Badly Burned.
Mary, the little daughter of J J Mo
Chulloch, of lladlervllle, had one of
her feet badly bnrnrd tbe other day.
Hlie had her foot done up In cloths
saturated with turpentine on acoount
of some acoldtmt. In some way the
cloths caught fire aud before the flames
could be extinguished the fool wai
severely burned.
That Smallpox Case.
Dr Paine stated today that the oase
of varioloid at the Buokner & Cleven
ger millinery atore, referred to In lost
night's UUaRD had been removed to a
house already quarantined bef ire there
was any dauger whatever of cntagton
but to render tbe public absolu ely safe
the whole building wai thoroughly
fumigated Ruttday night an there Is ab
solutely no dtug.r to ehoppirs who
wht.h to trao.act business there,
As to tbe extortionate charges the
$15 for fumigating wm exaggerated.
The other charges of t0 Tir driver and
$6 for veil ole were aliout straight.
Women Attention!
Regular meeting of -Women's Chris
tian Temperanue Uuln at Methodist
ohuroh Wedneidy alternnon at S
n'i 1 wk. Ite present and hlp organize
an aotlve ii-ilon.
Mrs W A Wann,
Beoretary.
The Hlgli BohoM News staff has
posted a bulletin asking fur competi
tion on oover, stories, poems, eto, and
have offered the following prizes: For
best story, 1st prize, $2; sxoond prize,
$1; 3rd and 4th, subsoil pi tlons for the
Nswa. For batt poem, 1st prize, f2;
second prize, subscription to tbeKewB.
Fur the best cover design, f'2. All
members of the staff are barred from
competing.
The Protonlm L ierary Booiety have
poitea thflr program for October 4tb,
at 7:80 o'olook. Toe program for tbe
evening Is as follows:
B .lection Mandolin Club
Original -Miss Mary Bktpworth
Piano Solo M iss rjadle Ford
Ddbate "Resolved, that tbe people
of Eugene should oonslder the ereotlon
of a modern High rinhool building be
fore tbe rani ok of bonuses for Industrial
adairs." Affirmative, Washburn and
Bertch. Negative, Qllna and Flem
ing. '
Belectlon, Mandolin Club.
Extemporaneous speiklng, several
members.
Eleotion of oflloers aud general busi
ness. AMICiriAN LITKBABY SOCIBTY.
Will bold theiru-iual Friday meet
lng with tbe following program for tbe
coming Friday evening at 7 :3Q o'olook :
Piano solo Paul Stauffar.
Debate, "Resolved, That the Presi
dent of tbe United States should be
eleoted direoily by tbe people for a term
of six years and shall not be eliglbte
for a second term." Affirmative, Kuy
kendall and Watson. Negative Platts
and Cole.
Extemporaneous speaking,
General business.
Both tbe above sooletiee extend a
cardial Invitation to new students.
The management of the football
team has received requests for gamss
lrom both Ih3 Cottage Orove aud Ash
land teams. Asbland aska for a game
for Nov Sih .
SOCIAL NOTES
A vmy tiles ant r"ceptlon was
tendered Mr and Mrs L"roy Mllce
the newly wedded couple, Ust evoning
at the home of the groom's parenti ,
Mr and Mrs S Milne, 287 E ist Eighth
street. Mr and Mm Milne had ju-t re
turned from their honeymoon Bpent In
Portland. A dellgh'ful eunper w-
served In their hooor. lbs guesis
were: Mr and Mrs TQor.ioo, Mr and
Mrs A J Gordon, Mr and Mrs W T
Gordon, Mr and Mrs H Gordon, Mr
and Mrs Win Mathers, Misse May
and Gussle Bald vln, Bwile Uopeiand,
Daisy Geddes, ZslU Gonde, C ira Gil
bert and Kred Limb.
H. GORDON,
Tie Honsetaislw
FOR THEytlGHT THICK
Supported bed springs, each
Kitchen treasure tables, tbe best make, each .... "' oof,
Excelaior mattress with wool top, each
Prices on all other things accordingly. w
Discounts given on all complete house-furnishing
outfits.
H. GORDON,
The Housefurm
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East Ninth Street.
ASKED COUNCIL
TO BEAR EXPENSE
Market,
Registration Numbers 225.
Toe registration of students In the
Unlvtrslty, exclusive of the iiiu-icr.1,
medical and law departments, num
bered 226 up to noon yesterday. Bev
eral new students and a few old ones
are here, but bave not yet eutered.
Btuden s HI be oomtng gradually
until after ihe Thanksgiving holidays,
and more will register at the begin
ning of the second semester in Febru
ary. Tbe registration of the year will
probably be over SOD.
Another Property Sale.
B Mount, owner of the eorner lot
and buildings at the Intersection of
Oak and East Ninth streets now occu
pied by the Register office, Martin's
grooery and Mount's saw shop, yester
day sold tbe whole to Mr and Mrs J
Davles for $7,500. The lot bas 70 leet
front on East Ninth street, 114 feet on
Oak and 70 feet on Park street. Mr
and Mrs Davles will live overhead for
the present. Tbe business places will
also be continued as they are.
Sold tbe Lot.
As advertised, the city officials sold
the west portion ol I ho lot on East
Eleventh and Fen y streets to the high
est bidder this afternoon. Geo B Dor
rls secured possession for (uOt cash. L
O Hulln wa also a bidder.
Patent Medicines
InfLL kinda;"now frosh stock just received. All 50o botl
ImXLL $1.00 bottles are 0c. All $1.50 bottles aro $1.23.
EVERYTHING IN PROPORTION.
are 45 cento.
Nursing bottles Bo, Cling-fast nipples 5o, ordinary nipples 3c, Diamond
dyes 8 cents pur package. No 1 nutmeg por doz 6 cents.
AX BILLY
DEPARTMENT STORE.
John Belstaw Deal.
Mrs Geo Klnsey, of this city, the
other day received a telephone message
from Farmlngton, Wash, Informing
hsr that her brother, Jnhu Bslsbaw,
had died at Waverly, Wa.h, and that
fall particulars w inl l be sent by mall
In a few days. No letter bas yet been
reoelved but there has been plenty of
time, as the death occurred about Ihe
16th inst.
John Pelohaw wea a former well
known Lane ootio'v retldent, havlt g
t jenborn and lai. e.l lure. He was
tbe sou of tbe old pioneer, George Bl
ahaw, now deceased.
The Horse Found.
Salem Statesman, today: The fine
pacing animal wnloh waa stolen from
the Fair Grounds siatdes on Monday
night, Oot 13th, from Overseer W O
Trine, has been found running at
large In the woods about six miles
east of Sllvertoo where It Is supposed
to have been ridden by Ed Reee, the
soaped Reform School boy and lurueii
loose. Keese has relatives living lu
that nelghbnihood it is said wht-h
strengthens tbe ofllo-Te' belief that be
wastbeoue who took tbe animal to
asalBt him In unking good bis esoape.
Cashier Wanted.
Cashier wanted Immediately at Ax
Billy's Department Store.
Board of School Directors Take
Measures (o Prevent Spread
of Varioloid.
Realizing that the presenos of mild
smallpox or varioloid Is In tbe city the!
sohool directors met this morning to
consider ways and m- ana of prevent
ing a spread of Ihe contagion which
might at any time occur, The cchonl
ohildren wre all vaoolnated two yeare
ago and the number that would huve
lo be treated would not now be great.
The following document was or
dered prepared and presented to the
mayor:
"Office ofthr Board ofSchoolI
DlBKCTOKROF DlST. JNO. 4. JjANE
County, Okeqon., Oot. 21, 1902. J
"At a etitclal meeting of the board
held tbls day to consider ways and
means to prevent tbe Bpread of conta
gious diseases among the echool ohil
dren of tbe distrlot, oil members of the
board being preeent, a motion was
made and carried unanimously that
the city be eeked to provide virus for
the vaccination of tbe school children
and that tbe olty oouncll rt quest phy-
slolttoa to vacoinate fucli eohool ohil
dren as need It.
"And further, that the Honorable
Mayor be requested to oall a meeting
of the city council at otce to Hot in
the matter, if it Is thought necessary.
"E BCHWABZSCHILD,
Chairman.
"FReisneb, Clerk."
' Mayor UhrUmatl aocordiugly l-n .ed
a o kll for a special counoll mt-etln for
tonight at 8 o'olook. The various
members of the council ara in fvor of
strict and prompt measure to stamp
out the disease and will probably ao
oede to the n quest ma le by tbe sohool
botrd. T-iny ulo express themselves
in (avor of ilgld quarantine. By this
r Vment th) bugtbo-of yuio'old or
am t'lpox will cease in our midst.
Bt Mary's Kplscp., Guild will boM
a market ut the groo -ry store of H,U
Bon Saturday, Oct 25th. Homt.B,
bread, pies, cakes, doughnou.oook
home-made candies, and other tt?i
things too uumerou. to mention n,,n
at 9 a m. ' "
Day & Henderson, Undertaken
ana tmoaimers. Lor.
I and 7th
J. W. KAYS' FURNITURfH
Embalmers and Funeral Direcwn
JUST OPENED
Havinu jiit-t ojiened s line of
Dry (lnoii nl th old Uck.
with Urojory Ataml I am pre
pared ti. jiv.i you lurgaiai u
low as a.iyone.
Mrs. M. Small,
SOI Willamette St, Cor Seventh.
If You Plaster
Adamantine Plaster
Does not Crack, -Break
or Run,
I Guarantee it
Firepr oot Waterproof
Candrivo nalla into or
ham'i rot itwithout breaks.
Don't n i r "n sand plait.
Addreraur fee
J. L. LOMBARD, Plasterer.
Bon Marche s
Coat Bargains,
TliH iifttffint nf tliA now triincs ih a rtonv of a lush art coa
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dirotit from f;vshinn nrmtnr. marlfl from line nut
Kuglish Kersey cloth in beautiful
tinted with Skinners beat silk lining,
dollars. Our price
shades, handsomely
Keal worth twemj
$14.50 This Week.
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A Place to Save Money.
Leg Broken.
J J McCullorh, residing at Hadle
Vllle, had lbs mlsfoitune to accident !y
break one of bis legs last Friday at
Lorane. Hs was riding a horse wt an
thsanlmall tell with him. with hi
aboTs result. Dr Anderson, of t ol
tags Orove, wss summoned and sal
tbe bone. Mr McCulloch was taken to
bis horns where he is g-t'ing aloLg
Tsry will.
No of Pnpils 1066.
Superintendent A F Btchdoit tod.v
Informed a Oiukd remrtsr that yes
terday the a-tu l nuuitxr of pupils be-
GREAT SUCCESS.
UR sale of $12.50 and 15.00 suits at M.75
was a decided succoss. bo mnnh qo ii.ot
o docided to continue it for another week.
Special in Men's Trousers.
We have added to this sale a line of Trousers, c00d
value at $3.2o for this week only $2.25.
S. H. Friendly
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