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Daily Eugene Guard
For
Cigars
JULIUS GOLDSMITH.
GUARD Telephone, No Main 191
WEATHER.
Toalght and Baturday occasional raia.
Brisk, to high eouthwfit winds.
Beau.
Pointers for Bargains
Dr Lowe ooulo-optlolan Eugene.
Bee Kays' new line bamboo furniture.
Oysters and oraba at the Hazelwood.
Big carpet and matting Bale now on
at J VV Kays furniture (Jo.
Stoves and boaters, the kind that
ell. Kays Furniture Co.
New walnuts, almond', fig and
alBlnr. L. 0. Bkeels' grooery.
Mew walnut, almond", fls and
raisins. L. 0. Bkeels' grocery.
Hpeoialaale on aofa plllowe Friday
and Baturday at Miss Ballaman'f.
Farmers ready horse shoes al Cham
bers'. Bee the SO cent misses' shoos at
Gilbert's.
Going fast wall paper at Preston 4
Hull.
Buy a boys' sweater and save a dor
tor bill. Baoket.
72 pairs Indies' kid lace shoes, 12 60
ehos, 11.00 a pair. Uilbeit.
Good boys' wagons lor good boys, all
Use at Chambers Hardware.
. The best lot of sweaters we have ever
offered reoelved today. Baoket Btore.
Tin fruit oaua and wax.
Chamber Hardware.
Our ooye' sweaters will please you,
as the prloe la right. P frank A Bon.
Bevaral snaps in almost new bloyolee
at Chambers Hardware,
Ask Prestou & Hales about their
wlxed paints, $1.10 per gallon.
Boys' viol kid double aoles, 2 to 6J,
$2.60 shoes, t) olose out at $1.05.
Builders' hardware Is still going up
but Je have etooka of It bought be
lore the advaooe and Intend to sell It.
You are weloome to look at oui
Mackintoshes. Thoy are going at ooit.
Baoket.
All kinds of grass sued wanted.
Chambers' Hardware.
100 pairs ladies' Oxfords and housi
(Uppers, 85 oenta a pair, Gilbert.
Wool iox, 26o, 85o and 50o a pair. P
Frank A Bon.' ;j
,450 heating stoves to select from. We
oan fit anybody's purse. Chambers
Hardware. , " ,
Collar a doien lor cabinet photos and
three dozen stamps for 26 outs al
Welder's photo studio.
All stoves have advauood a? aln but
as long as the stock lasts Its -yours at
the same old price at Cherubim Han)
lteet woven wire mattress, center
enpported, for $3 26 at Day A Hender
ecu's. Monitor Drills aud aeedori art good
good at low pnoe. Bee them at
Chambers Hardware,
Your hens"are moulting. Prussian
lvultry Food will help them. Preston
A Hale.
132 pairs ladles' box oalf.Uoe, double
olee,'waterproof shoo', 'regular $3 shoes
at $2.10 a pair. Gilbert.
Get a older mill and Indulge lu a
good healthy cup. Chambers' Hard
wale has the Buokeye.
Wall paper we now have lots of
remnanta to close out of the now pa
per oonie early.
Chambers' Hardware.
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ROOM WANTED
To display our immense line ot
1 50 per cent off-ot just J on all
worn on s aim children a mackintoshes.
1 25 per cent off-on all mon's
our yoo ana fi.uu une.
33 J per ctal off -or just 75o
one lot iWOn s noavy shoes.
Brevities.
Babacrlbe for the Weekly Guabd
the best county newt paper in Lane.
K P's and Piques can take a tide
dish or degree at the Bszelwood to
night. Chris Marx has added a new barber
chair to bis tonsorlal parlors. Tbey
are the very Iat3st.
The Guard will have the results of
tomorrow's football game tomorrow
evening and have It right.
Hampton Bros have a tig two-ool-umn
ad on the first page of today's
Goahd. Biad It for bargalus.
The Binger Machine company is
now comfoitsbly Installed In their new
quarters on south Willamette street.
Chester Combs while playing at
home night before last slipped and fell,
badly spraining his right wrist. He
now carries it In a fling.
The Heaton murder trial Is and has
been the main torio of conversation on
the streets for some lime. Few people
were found who did not think him
guilty as obarged.
Back East a woman who sued for
$26,000 for breach of promUe baa re
ceived 6 cents, Just about the value ot
a woman's afloctlone who will sue for
a breaoh of promise.
The result of the eleotlon In Wash
ington state the other day makes it
look like that Levi Ankeny, brother
of Henry Ankeny, of Eugene, will be
'he next U. B. senator from that state.
An Interesting elopement this week
was tbatofDtll Combs nnd Myrtle
Parker aged 17, at Ashland, going from
that city to Portland, where the wed
ding ocourred. The groom le a former
Albany young man.
President Boosevelt's own home
town of Oyster Bay, generally Repub
lican considerable of a majority,
went Democratic by a decided vot, a
Net that speaks for itself In a manner
not pleasing to some people.
John Lambarty, Indloted for send
ing obscene letters to his former wile,
baa finally decided that $260 whloh he
deposited for hi liberty was not worth
as muoh as his freedom, and has
iklpped the olty and oountry muoh
to the satisfaction of the community.
A man bnd woman have been doing
missionary work in this olty tru-tlng
in Providence and HI Klum for a
night's lodging. One of their ex
periences hrs been a soolal gathering
with the city recorder. Albany Dem
ocrat. The same oouple was "doing"
Eugene reoenlly.
Twenty-four maniage licenses were
liBued In Marlon county during the
month of Ootober. Not quite one for
eaob bualnoes day. But there are
twenty, four cl I voice cases pending in
the olrouit oaurt for this oounty.
Statesman. Tweqty-t wlit licenses were
issued In Lane oounty last month.
Extra Big
Holiday
Premiums
In our
Tea anil O.ifl'-e
Department
Free with $1 purchase.
Chinaware
, 1 Decorated Balad Bowl,
1 Droorated fake Plat -,
1 Decorated Hpoon Tray,
1 Decorated Plite 8 luoli,
9 Decorated Plates 6 Innh,
2 Deoorated Cups and Hauoers,
1 Donrated Cup and Bauoer, large
Table Glassware
1 Covered Butter Dish,
1 Covered Bugar Bowl,
1 Fruit Dlh 8 luoh,
1 Celery Holder,
' 1 Pluklejar,
' (1 Frulis.
8 WetJf Ulssel,
6 Thin Blown Tumbler?.
Ironstone China
. II Vegetable Dishes, '
1 Platter 12 Inouei,
2 Table Bowls,
, 6 Fruit Bauoera,
4 Dessert Plates,
3 Dluner Plates,
5 Teu Cups aud Baucers.
We Guarantee Every Pound of good
we sell, or cheerfully refund
your money. ,
Try our BULTAN COFFEE
It Is Delicious.
Great American Imp. Tea Co.
Phone, Main 60130 E. yih St
..Holiday
our mou's,
25 per cent olf-or just 75o per pair on a
cortain chilli's heavy Bhoe, sizes 5
to 12.
20 per cent off-or 10 cents per lb on a
nice sun-dried toa.
4 1-lb pkgs Arm Hammer soda, 25
G lbs Arm it Hammer Soda in bulk, 25c
pants except
por pair on
1DTT T "V Department
Personals.
Al HolUen Is lu the oily.
Coach Dulph will leave In the morn
ing for Corva'l e.
Mlsa Ma Btraton is here from Port
land, tin guest of frlendr.
Dr D A Paine' ii Balem. He will
probably visit Portland before Litre
turn. Miss Cllle Bm tb, who baa been
visiting in Penolitou, todiy returned
to Eugene.
W G Allen and wife, who have been
ov. r In Idaho during tbe fell, rt turned
home last nlgbi.
Hank Edger and wife relumed to
Grants Pass Oday after attending the
Heaton tiMI throughout.
Mia W 8 Gilbert, who has bean the
guest of Mrs Chase, today returned
to her borne In Portland.
Mrs Elizibeth Mores of Cottage
Grove, went home today after a pi le
ant visit with Mrs J B t-t lep.
Mao Bnminervile returned last night
from Poitand where he purobaied a
billiard table for tbe Reception.
Miss Lulu Willie uf Boseburg and
Mra C W aberunon of Portland are
the guests of Mrs Minnie Wasuburne.
W W Braustetter went to Porlind
U'it night to acv9pt a posliim to a
barbershop. He v. ill be baok Inside
of a month for a short time.
Boseburg Plalndeeler; Charles
D tvie, of Eugene ariived in tui olty
Tucid y and la now at woiklntne
mi l of JG Fliok Co, of this olty.
H L Traver, of Tbe Dalles, one of
tbe new proprietors of tin Backet Btore,
la in the olty making arrangement! to
move bis family into one of the resi
dences being ereoted at East Seventh
nd Pearl atreetB by C Krauk.
President P L Campbe'l, Kenneth
Miller and Herbert Campbell left this
alt tr norm with fie football team for
Corvalils to witness the big game there
tomorrow. Pretilent Campbell will
eho visit the eohool btfire returning.
SOCIAL REALM.
Last evening at ths horns of Dr and Mrs
WLCheihira, 7'J0 Willamstts street, there
was happy gathering of tbe f. vends of ths
popular doctor and hla equally popular wife.
It waa In the nature of a surprise by the
members of the Thimble Club and the occa
sion wci the tin wedding of Dr and Mrs
Cheshire. In the games played D.tvld Linn
oarrled off the first priza and Mrs O B Wll
loaghby won the Iwor token. The refresh
ments were greatly enjoyed by the guests
who worei Mr and Mrs A T Cockerllne, Mr
and Mra Frank Wetherbeg, Mr and Mra E
11 Ingham, Mrs W O Toran, Mr and Mri E
MoMurphey, Mr and Mra J W Kays, Mr and
Mra J Gjldamllb, Mr and Mia J M Abrams,
Mr and Mrs Bart Miller, Mr and Mrs David
Linn, Mr and Mrs David Link, Dr and Mra
O B Wllloujhbj, Mr and Mrs Jerry Horn,
Mr and Mra J 8 Uray, Mr and Mrs K M
Pratt, Miasaa Minale Buckman, Libbie Yo
ran, Bssiie Diy, Mohh K M Day and Frank
Page.
. .
The 1 idiis Aid Boolety of tie M E
ohurob will tinder a reception to the
popular pa't r and his estimable wife,
Bev aud Mrs B F Bowland t might at
tbe home of Mr aud Mia W W Calkine
at the oorner of East Eleventh and
Pattersou Btrele. A very entertaining
and del'ghiful evening Is expected and
the Invitations are for the general pub
lie to attend.
They Are Coming.
The Alabama Warbljre, 18 In num
ber, under oanvass on the vao int lot
Just north of White's grooery on W ll
amutte street, Nov 19th, cue -night
only. Headed by the great MoKan
lass, the woil Pa greatest onrnetler, ban
jo king, oomedlan and violinist; Ms
Lizzie Perry, oharapion lady oak
walker of the worl I, having taken the
prixs at Bagluaw, Mlob, and great
mliulo and four-voloed singer) Miss
Pali I MoKaul iss, the sweetest ballad
singer living, mi st versaii'e girl before
the publloj famous Georgh Qiartnte
and 16 other flrft-claes and up-tc-late
performers.
Do not mlea the frea oonoert at the
tent grounds at 8 o'cloik. Their sing
ing excel ', danoera great, oomedlana
funny.
...
' The primary grade of the Patterson
sohool ba li. eii au4iended on account
of the discovery of a esse of scarlet
fever.
We can givo you your clu ioo of SCO
pairs cl iuImio.' ai.d chl'dren's shoes st
80 oent a pair from 8) t 11 and 11J lo
2. (lilbert.
Goods..
TOMORROW IS
THE BIG GAME
The Most Interesting of Football
Games This Year at Cor
vallis. Tbe 'Varsity footba 1 team left tbls
alter noon for tbe scene of defeat or
vlotory we hope It's the lat er. The
team whlob tbe Farmers of Corvalils
upeot to win ow tbe elelwart U O
eleven la a strong one and tbe'Varaity
will have no snap In rolling up a com
fortable score. Coaob Herbold baa
beeu in Eugene and has watobed tbe
formaii ns of ihe Ui iverslty men with
avidity and may have been able to
lUBlruot the farmers in some pciuta
which will work to a disadvantage of
the home team.
Bead tbe Gimkd fmorrow evening
and get the score,
A FINE ENTERTA1NMEMT.
The U. O, School of Music Gives
Its Third Recital.
The University Bohool of Music has
given two complimentary reolttlsto
wblob tbe publlo was oordially In
vited and made weloome. Now, it
coats money anywhere to run a sobool
of musis cud our looal Instituliin Is no
exception, Tne U O mutilo eohool Is
paying rent on $1800 wort i of pianos
aud In order to meet payments prompt
ly It has been decided to obarge a
moderate admission fee to the third
recital, give It down town and apply
proceeda to rental fund.
Attractions advertised this week are
of the very highest kiud, Mra Dexter
being without a peer as a soprano col
oratura on this coast. Bbe waa brought
from Ban Francisco to alog at the oon
oert of the Portland Bymphony Or
obeetra on Weduoaday of tbts weeK
and Prof Glen waa fortunate enough
te aeoure her services for. a reoltal here
under the ausploea of the musio eohool.
Mra Warren L Thomas of Portland
wlil aooompauy her aud Mrs Pipes of
theSohoel of Muslo will assist with
violin numbers. Mr Frazer will ac
company her. The recital will be held
at the M E ohuroh on tbe night of
Tueeday. Nov 11.
Hello Bill Tonight.
As an especial feature of the firBt
trans-oontluental tour of Willie Max
well Goodhue's jolly comedy, "Hello
Bill" which ii to make its initial bow
to local theatre goers at the Parker to
night, Messrs Goodhue & Kellog, who
are directing tbe fortune of the merry
play, have made a notable engagement
In the persou of James . F Macdonald,
who la now almost universally oon
oeded to be Ameiica'a beet l'ght ting
ing comedian. Mr Maodonald'a reoent
success In "King Dodo" and "The
Sultan of Bulu," was too we'l known
to require mention, and it Is Bald that
aa William Fuller, the hapless "Bill,"
who Is CiUht In a gambling house tbe
night preoeedlng hla wedding, and
who has to think qulokly in order to
act, Mr Macdonald has evolved a
comedy oreation whloh has lifted him
to a higher plane even than he has
heretofore ei'Jnyed. The balanoe of
the oompany appearing In "Hellow
Bill" Is a very it-oni one, as will be
seen by tbe lift of names, which In
oludeeeuoh well-known people as Miss
Margaret Djle Owen, Miw Pauline
Hiokler, Mia MiMared Claire, Mlsa
Kathryne Vlncen', Miss Marion Klrby,
rsa Wi HI", Mr Arthur L Cogllser.
Mr Frank T Glenn, Mr Gideon Burton,
Mr Robert Watt.
425 More Bales.
Iu tbe list of Imp grower prepared
me ottier day by Krank la-e and
printed ii Ihe Guard, there were
omitted 428 balej wl ih were grown
oy ca Ayere, John Cartwiiubt and
Davidson in the northern 'pait of the
county. These were taken to the
warehouse at Hani, burg., Mr Pjge
counted those which were warehoused
in Eugene. Tbii makea a t til of 6859
bale grown in the oouuty thlyer.
Hops Sold.
8 H F i ndly has bought the Haml t
Bros' crop of l,op, Mohawk, 61 b.t as;
term private.
EXTRA SPECIAL
NO. 3 AT
tan of saUspeople, and .till
Fancy Goods Department
Bllll snolhHlotnf ladlps' handkrroljlefs snlrf
at 10c, lJto ami loc, your chrlce
A lot o ladlM' silk ties and turnover oollar.
"ld up 'ii $ .16. your ohnlo. tr
1'ci ir. d rllilnins sold un lo av fnr
Cnlnm ribbons sol;l up to 2.io, for
8 mie more of the I'J.OO, 12.25
jnur cumce lor 60o
A.",rt'!,.T"1"' of ,Mm' 'old'up lo
1.&0 fur jo
A!! !r'p,y of LrN'" Trtmnilngs V Id
up to $1 .ISO per yard al q
SERIOUS ACCI
DENT AT MABEL
A Log Rolled Over Samuel M.
Stiers Two Horses.
Killed.
Bamu 1 M. Htiera, reiiing la the
Fall Creek country it tbe vloioity of
Lowell, was the vl tlm of a serious ac
oldent Wedneeday.
Word baa been reoelved here that
whilst work In t'ie Trent Lumber
Co's logging oainp at Mabel his life
was nearlv crushed nut by a huge log
rollmir cvrr Mm. It seems that be
was riiielng a four-horse team when a
loir m onie manner became loose and
rolltd di wn the hill, stiiklng the team
and driver, kil'ing two of Ihe horses
out iibt and would have killed Mr,
Bti ra bad be not been between tbe
horses some way As It was bis lite
wan denoulied offirawh'l'. His In-
juries were very bad. He waa hoit in-
ternslly and aevt ral bones were broken.
Dr. H. F. ng, Wend ing, at
tended biin. The injured man be
longs to Eugene Tent, Ki igbta of the
Maccabees.
Circnit Court.
F O Sharkey et al vs O F Candlani
etal; report of referee. Referee given
till first day of next term to report.
WmJ Condon va Ueo W Wiiht;
to recover money, Verdlot for plaintiff
for (106.20.
Oiof Erlckson va Lena Erlokson;
dlvotce. Decree.
H H McClung va Edith B Linton
and T D Llntin ; motion. Confirmed.
E J Franer va Frank J Marlin ; to
recover money. Betlled.
J L Hoigate va Clara Holgate; dl.
voroe. Decree.
Tbe California & Oregon Land Co vs
J W Patrick ; possession of properly.
Continued.
Emma Plokrell va John Plokrell;
divorce. Ddoree.
Jonathan Carman va Mary E Car
man; divorce. Default.
Maud Close vs Fred Close; divorce.
Default. Decree.
Ida I Fit Ms va John Fields ; divorce.
D.'oree.
J H Johnson va fi Kiakel deft; to re-
oover money. Judgment of (156.02,
Interest at 8 per cent, (30 atty fee.
W W Craig vs A O Campbell, ad
ministrator of tbe estate of j M Dick,
deoeaaed ; lo recover money.
Lane County Mining Co, (a corpora
tion) va W H Motton, to quiet title.
Continued for terra.
Bakery goods of every deeoription on
hand and made to order at the Haz;l
wood. "The Saturday nl . ht, Oakland,
California, February 10, 1902: Mra
Dexter never eang bitter; her exquisite
voice ahowlng to rare advantage, ln
Haden'a Beautliul with Verdure Clad.
Mra Dexter deeervea her euooeep. She
has gotten a good deal of It by hard
work, and critics are plaoing her cow
among tbe leading elngera of tbe ooaat.
Mrs I Dexter appears at tbe M E church
Nov 11.
watch chains. The most ex
pensive solid gold chains are
no Handsomer nor do they
give better service and satis
faction than
Simmons
WatchChains
WTe offer a fine Hue at very
moacrate prices, " '
Every piece of jeweliy or In fact
nva-ticle tn our store GUAR
ANTEED. We bud4 back of
every tMe. Jiut now we hare an
UDuaaUy fine assortment of
HOLIDAY . THINGS
that appeal to all claim at prioea
that appeal to all pures.
M. R. JANNEY
The Jeweler, 9th st,"
Opposite Hoffman House.
J Lrooks
land Wearl.
HI -r 111
I W are what count in w I
IJI mmmpmrnr VI Iftfif a,
FRIENDLY'S
h8aPvf.ughdlhd.?p0t 0Pm110Ur P" -t (as predioted) but more .ban S00
greater value P W Prolnl you better service this oomiug H tud.y, as we will bavean
Gents' Furnishing
Department.
Men's airing ties eold at 25oor 6e
Ml,f0O,d ,hlrt' ocd v,lue l 6,. ""'
6e
20a
IOc
Be
and 1.50 for
Men'. tin ahll-
!.!. u
nlghtr,r
A SALE ON WAISTS
Thursday-Friday-Saturday.6.7.8
On the above date we will place on sale our on- ,
of Ladies' Shirt Waist at the following prices 6 Ds
(3.75 811k dot Lappette in pink
and blue, a very dw-irahl
wairt 92.00
All of our (4.60, (5.00 and (6.00
silk waists will be prined inr
Ine this sale nt $3.09,
83.9,8 $4.00 ree pou ely
Gents'
Furnishings
AU tte oew
flhadw aq1 colon
in neckwear ftt
popular prioea
A new line
juat received.
25c and 50c.
l VI 1 iLtt L.rI iL, cor. wiii.
n
13
A Fine Present.
The pupils of the fourth grade of the
Pattereon sobool showed their sympa
thy and appreciation ot their teaoher
today by sending her a beautifully
bound volume of Lowell's poems. Tbe
teaoher la Mlsa Lola Poill who baa
been aeiiously 111 for eome weeka. We
are glad ti announoe that ehe la con
stantly Improving. The pupils have
very regularly sent ber beautiful
flowers and she expresses her apprecia
tion through these columns to ber
many kind friends.
Assault and Battery Case,
A man by tbe name of J W Cross
waa arrested and arraigned before
Judge YVIntermeler this morning on
tbe charge of assault and battery pre
ferred by a woman named Barnee. He
was arre tad under the name of Oarn
but gave hla other na me at tbe time ot
bis appearance. He i s a laborer here.
Tbe trial waa aet for 3 o'clock p m to
morrow. Call For County Warrants.
Notice la hereby given that all Lane
oounty warrants np to and Includ
ing register No 363'J, registered July 22,
1901, will be paid on presentation at
my office Nov. 15, 1902. Interest will
cease on that date.
Geo F Ckaw,
Treasurer Lane County, Ore.
By F Kbisner, Depaty.
Helb, Bill, try a orab or oysters at
the Hszslwood tonight 1
We have 200 palra of ladies' (3.50
lice ehoee, all sizes, heavy poles, yellow
el ires, whloh we will sill for (2.65 a
pair. O liber t.
BARGAINS IN
CANNED GOODS.
Dried sweet corn 12ic,
Tamales Boneless I2c,
S & VV Succotash 12c
Mince meat lzjc
0 . . . This is the Week That We Sell .
Q J. U. GREEN & SON.
i . . !. .
40e
,u -vsiue ai ouc Palllftlay
..30c
(1.76 Flannel Walsun . ,
blue at .... ln '! ami
SI, 39
$1.26 Flannel Wain, ln ., "
and red only ai..." 'Mk
79c, i.oo '.sri,..
1 All Value....
When you 001 f01 GSorM
y et the bef.-N?0"
Biiottihequliir uwt'
about Bup?,ir,t.. ""fmc
FRESH EACH DAY
and the beat auh
buy. Every cut
of wbat we can and h '
for our patrons. u w,u
n kf WZkll A Mrv mt.o,UM
and 7th Strteb.
Special Sale,
Mies E Bal'zmnn uin u
sale on aofa p llows Friday .ndC
day. High grade pniow,, ts,
uv win tr.
Dunn Bros' Bakery Pit
In calling up Dunn Bros' Bikerjn.
member that their new -phone n,
oer is xJiAOB, 130-1"
We have 6 dldereiit tttlu hai
shoes we will close out at 1.45,
nigner priced good. Gilbert.
Day & Henderson, UnderUlai
ana cmpaimers. Ur.WilljnjJll
J. W. KAYS' FURNITURE CO
Embalmers and Funeral Dircaon
A New Selection
for Fall of 1902
-ot-
Genuine Oxford
India paper Bibles,
Oxford Reference Bibles,
Testaments,
Prayer Books
and Hymnals.
READY FOR
YOUR INSPECTION.
I SCHWARZSCIilLD'S
! BOOK STORE
la
Afaekeral 12k
Country club corn 12ic
WheatineM
3 lb can Hominy I2i
Z!Z ars"!las"' GEO T HALL 4
Wooden j Willow
Ware Cheap.
. a I
Saturday Niht
From 7 to j.
Domestic Department
6 dri3n Turkish towels, good vsl' 9e
for olfW
25oomfor.erfl e. 1 1 t $1.3- h',u'Jf.. 96e
they go et 7"".k M ""Uf
3 piece nmrenf rd taol? l,n'
17c
eo d at 8.K) mi
8 i i-oe blf blt ai tiMl ti 1 ' ner' 35e
aold at 50c for
64 w' HMereall. ld spread', 99,
2 iecw Foa i in crafh 1 W 8
yours f r
Store
Watch for our
3fJ in Mnnrlav'c n&no- 4 ,.1. r.
Fcai jui ucxi weeK s specials.
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