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

Daily Eugene Guard
CDARD Telephone, No Main 191
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WEATHER.
Tonight and Saturday fair.
BbaLS,
For
Cigars
JULIUS GOLDSMITH.
The;Vogue
for wearing watch fobs la
growing among women.
Exquisitely dainty, yet
Inexpensive fas I compared
with all gold,' are the pat
terns' we're showing ofj
Simmons
sWatch Fobs
Thanksgiving
Carvers
We have the
Flnett made
GENUINE STAG HORN HANDLES
S piece Bet 6.00
il pleoe game get 4.60
S piece heavy ster
ling bandies. ..11 .00
MRJANNEY
THE JEWELER.
15-Cent Beds.
Nloe clean new bedi at the Court
house Lodging house for '26 oent.
Every room an outside room. Mo
cooking on premises except for family,
and that entirely dlsconueoted from
lodglnir part of house. No dusty oar
pete. CI an painted floors with a rug
to each bed.
Just baok of and on same I 'look as
courthouse. Quiet looallty. No street
noise. Beds at any time of the night,
see tranparenoy BKD.-) from Day A
Henderson or Uuakd oflloe oorner.
Personals.
O Nlohols Is in the city from June
tion.
W Wann is north on lnBuranoe
business
J 0 Branetetter oame np from Junc
tion this afternoon.
Mr and Mm Agleo Dixon wen over
from Uoburg today.
Mrs K Z Brewster left today for
Salem on a abort Tlslt.
Prof H D Sheldon waa a pasaengsr
to Albany this afternoon.
Mrs Frank Ullstrap returned tbla
afternoon from BobwsII Springs.
S Bmeed and wife were down from
Waltemle vesterday and thle morn-
us.
Mra Myrtle MoDani 1, of Newberg,
la a guest at the home of Mra L S Bill,
of this olty.
Mi-isNina Brabham and Mrs Jen.
nle Qlbson were paisengers to Juuo'i in
thin afternoon.
Mies Bertha Temnletnn arrived tbla
afrernoon from Halsey. hrr home and
will spend a few days with frlende In
tbla city.
(J 0 Matlock has just returned from
Seattle where he has been for a few
dava on bust-tines. He may deolde to
loout) there.
Mine Ada Haneon returned thla af.
tirnoon fiom Portland where she baa
been the gueet of frlende for the past
week or ao.
Woodburn Independent: Mies Cora
Gilbert, of Eugene, arrived In Wood
burn Monday evening and Is the gueat
of Mlse Ethel Loverldge.
Mr Minor Coatee and mother, of Los
Angeles, who have been vlalting at the
home of WU Martin left thla after
noon on their return trip to Southern
Oregon,
Yours
FOR THE ASKING
Handsome Holiday Premiums
With Each 40-cent Purchase
In our
Tea and OofTee
Department
Take your choice
4 Oakea of Congo Cooo Hoap,
IS Oakea Wltoli Hazel Soap,
8 lakes l'etrouulk Soap,
2 Cakes Hoyal Savon Soap.
1 pkg Klamo Waabing Powder,
1. Water Filter,
1 Gaa Lighter.
1 Can Stova Polish,
2 Dish Mopa
1 Lemon Squeezer,
72 Clothe Plus,
1 Kgg Broiler,
1 Kgg Beater,
1 Soap Baaket,
2 Bowl Strainers.
8 Table Tumbles,
4 Wlue Masses, . . ,' .
1 Claret Ulaasee,
2 Halt Shaken,
1 Sugar Bowl
2 Pickle Dishes,
1 Cream Pltoher,
2 Table Halts,
1 Itlrquo Fiirure,
1 Bohemian Vase,
1 Fancy Cup and Sauoej,
1 Fanoy J'Utc,
1'rHuiluma ny the Hundred
toaoleot fioiu.
Collina Baking Powder
haa no equal.
Great American Imp. Tea Go.
Phone, Main SOI 30 E. 9th 51.
Hotel Arrivals.
THE SMEHUB.
S Bmeede A w, Waltervllle
O W Willlnma, La Grande
J W Collins, S F
Rlobard Ht Clair, Berkeley
A G Prputy, S F
J J Bryan, do
Thos Kennedy, do
B K Laweon, Cottage Grove
WT411L Marsh, Salem
B E Van Antwerp, "Examiner"
D Hodgson, Junotlon
Geo A Shannon, Cbioagu
K D Baker, do
A F MoCourn, Portland
F Wendllng, S F
Henry Jacob, do
HOFFMAN HOUSE.
U H Gunning, Blue River
Margaret vVlllao, Harrisburg
Maggie Powell, Lowell
Jno Dailuy, Anlign, Wis
M W Walte, Milwaukee
It W Crowell, Ooburg
Mra E 0 Baldry, Cnlcago
J Powell, Portland
h T Reynolds, Salem
Mra P C Noland, Crcswell
EHMOlurg, N Y
Mrs M Ztiohter, Eugene
C E Warner, Fall Creek
Kobt Haughnlsee, Wendllng
J R Capiat, Forest Grove
Geo Newelle, Gardiner
A F Hunt, Ashland
i The Imperial.
Cottage Grove, Or. First olasa.Sarnpl
room 80xM) feet, well equipped. Rates
1.00 and $2.00 iwr itav.
TWO YOUTHFUL
BURGLARS CAUGHT
Robbed the Imperial Hotel at
Cottage Grove Brought to'
Eugene.
Last evening's late train from Cot
tage UroVrf brought Constable B K
Lawson In ohargeof the two youthful
prisoners, chanted with stealing 7.ou
and a rifle from ttie Impeiiil HoUl In
Cottage Grove a lav days ago. They
were caught in Ashland and brought
baok.
Tuelr names are Byron Daniels, aged
17 years, and Norman Daniels, aged 16
years. After tbeir arr.-sr tney mi mil
ted their guilt. The boys arrived at
hland Sunday and the younger of
the two worked a day or two at the
Ashland House washing dlsbes.
The goods were stolen on the 10tb,
oni of the b ys having before worked
In the burglarized bottl. When oap
tured they bad but 2! ouute and stated
they had left the gun on the railroad
traok near Grauts Paes, being uoab'e
to sell It.
The boys say tbey are from Wash
ington, thai the r moiber la dead and
their father Is a drunkard and bis
whereabouts are unknown by them.
The younger olalraa that he stole the
goods and completely exonerates hie
tiro' her.
TO THE REFORM SCHOOL.
The younger boy, Norman DinltU,
was today sentenced to the reform
BflUocd by Judge H R Kiucold. The
older hoy will be held to appear befoie
theolruuit court.
SOCIAL REALM.
This afternoon Mrs Julius Goldsmith
gave her eeonnd at home to I be re
mainder of ber oalling list. The after
noon passed very pleasantly with tht
ubukI light luncheoQ garnished with
the pretty autumnal decorations. The
guests were: Mesdames David Linn,
IT Bnln,at.,nhlM Hal Vnllflff T?. H M f.
Alhttr. Ohas Horn. Geo Smith, T A I
Gilbert, WH Hoflman, White (Port
land), Hughes, W 0 Yoran, Claire
Wllloughby, Frank Hampton, Hitlob,
R MoMurphey, IT Nloklio (Junction),
Minnie Buokman, F R Wetherbee,
Waldo Cheshire, P ESuori grass, S S
8penoer,W F Gllstrap, R M Pratt,
David Link, John Kelly, Bronaugb,
E S IiOgan , Roberts ; M Issea Carrie
Friendly, Rose Moyer add Belle
Brown.
. .
Remember that the band oonoert
date Ib the 6tu of tbla month. The
practice last eveniog showed that a
good program was being prepared.
The members of the band are desirous
of making Ibis the beet conoert that
has ever been presented iu thhj olty.
To do tbla they realize that a great ef
fort 1b necessary. The indoor ooaoerte
of the past have been social events of
no slight luipoitanoe and thla one will
follow the eult led. Get your tlokete
early.
.
LaBt evening the popular organiza
tion, the Famine whist club, which
be Id away last year in the Armory
parlors, was reorganized and will oom
menoe operationa in the social awblrl
the second Wednesday of December,
with the following meeting on the
fourth Wedneeday. The reorganiza
tioa meeting resulted In the election of
Mra F L Pnlndexter tor president and
Mra T A Gilbert as secretary and
treasurer.
Eaton's Calendar
A few good pieces of
Statuary just received
Window diaplny today.
The Allen Eaton
Book and Art Store.
Nfw McCluna Building.
Prism toil.
Visitors alwiyt wtlcomt
Brevities
Quartz Creek Timber Land Sales.
A short .time eiooe wa noted the
forming of a psol of about six thousand
aorea of tlm ber land on Quarts Creek,
a email tributary ot the MoKenzle
river, emptying Into that stream from
the south forty-two miles east of Eu
gene. Dr T W Harris, who held the largest
single Interest at the time of the for
mation of the pool, haa Increased
his hi 1 inga to two thousand sores
through the purohase of the John
Kelly, M Issea Kate and Bessie Kelly,
J Jri Booth and WT Campbell Interests,
oomprhing 1200 aorea.
Thla la probably the finest body ot
timber lu Line county, or the state for
that matter.
Altogether there are about twelve
thousand aorea of deeded land In the
Quarts Creek district, all available
timber.
Cockerllue A Wetherbee have placed
a neat new sign In front of ibeir store.
The fon ball fl' 1 1 tnls afternoon was
iu first class shape fur the game.
Dunn has bw windows patriotically
fu II of fl ags. I hey promise to Utoorue
qjile the thing
The recent great Republican victory
when figured out shows In the whole
a strlklug democratic uat gain.
The annual aud sewl-aunual elto
tloo of lodge officers cauimenoea to
night with the Woodman meeting.
The axle of one of J R Brown's
truoks broke souare oil at the depot
tils morning. It was loaded with
ttone.
The well known Log Cabin hotel at
Meaoham, for eevoral years oouduoted
by Uraudma Muura, formerly or n-u
Bene, waa burned down Wednesday
night.
' Ttie Willamette Valley Land Co has
placed a Uue exhibit of grains In the
show oases formerly used by the
Weider Photo Co, opposite the UCAHD
office.
The bureau of forestry at Washing
ton, D 0, ha-, figured out that the for
est fires iu riepleiuuer caused la 7P7,
10(1 worlh of uaiuave In O.'eg i'J alld
Waahlugton.
It is an interesiiug fait that Mr
Bryan's preclnot went Republican by
sixteen, while Mr Roosevelt's preolnot,
etrougly Republican weut Demooratlo
by thirty-one.
Albany Democrat : A paper at Eu-
gone refers to tne tbi atre at t int city
as the -liauty. Agooltheate speaks
well I'm a o ty. Albany's has re'
oeived many compliment i.
Next week w 11 be a busy week In
the social world n Wi 1 as at the Par-
ker, and at the v.irlous places of amuse'
ment which otter Buoh divrra fl-d en
tertainment to the pnblio here.
Yesterday's northbound train due
here at 1 :42 In the afternoon did not
arrive until about 6. The delay was
oaused by the charing away of the
wreokage In last Sunday's emasbup
near Ores well.
Prof Herbert CromUe Howe's lecture
thle afternoon at the University on the
oiigln cf the modern novel attraoted a
number of townspeople who are deep
ly Interested In the subjects which are
being dlBOUssed by tbe profeeBor.
The Evening Telegram's oartoonUt
In Illustrating the meetings of the Irri
gation aseooiatlon lu PortUnd includes
Hons Harmon R Kinoaid and Henry
E Ankeny, of Eugene, among the cele
brities present.
The firm of Jennings A Kauflman
of tbe new candy faotory in the Mo
Clung block are being fixed np In the
moat approved style, equipping with
Bret olaas arrangements tbroughout.
They have planned a grand opening
for the factory a week from next Sat
urday. Tbe O R A N steamshlip Elder
which has been tied up at Portland for
several weeks on aocouLt of the Btrike
of the employes, has resumed her run,
having left for San Franclsoo last even
ing. The Columbia, wbioh has also
been tied up, wll also resume in a few
days.
Policeman Croner last nlgbt discov
ered an iuolpient blazs In the rear of
Barker's gun store and with the assls
tauoe of Patrolman Eastland extln.
gulsbed the Bame before matorlsl dam1
age resulted. The blaze would have
been a very dangerous one with all tbe
powder and cartridges In tbe house
on fire if it had gained headway. The
nlghtwatuhmen aeeerve praise for their
work.
With "Hello Bill," "Hunting for
Hawkins," "Flnuegan's Bal1," "The
Irish Pawnbrokers," "A Hut Old
Time," "A Thoroughbred Tramp,"
"Yon Yonson," "Alphonso and Gas.
ton," "TheGold Mine" and a host of
other faroe and musical oomedles on
the boards In the large and small cities
it seems that the Shakespearean plays
are not to be extensively; reproduoed
IbU season. In fact the display looks
so exasperatlugly serious (?) that it 1b
laughable.
r
Silk Waist
Surprise Next
at
KAUFFMAN'S
Died.
Coffee! Coffee!!
Wo ore out for your Cofloo trrulo and aro going to have it if
prices cut any ico with you. Wo have lately made connections
that place us'on the ground floor in buying,
and will convince you if given a chance.
ASK FOR A FREE SAMPLE
ot any priced Coffee you think will suit you.
WHY PAY 35c and 40c WHEN
25 conts will buy 1 lb beet Mocha and Java, blended or separate.
1 lb host Haricoia or Tea Berry roasted 17 cents or 3 lbs for 50 cents.
1 lbJNo 1 roast cofioo 15 centa. 2 lbs good roast coffoo -5 conts
Don't feel backward rbout asking for free sample. We want you to
have them for we know If glveu a trial our colli- will suit you.
K 13 YY T "V Department
Store
Woodmen of tee World.
Regular meeting of Eugene Camp
tonight. Eleotlon ot officers and other
Important businesr,
W W Moore,
Clerk.
Mrs Rebecca Curri died at ber home
on South Olive street, Eugene, this
morning after an i loess af nearly six
week, aged 75 years, 11 months and IS
days.
Rebeooi McElvsnny was born ce r
Londonderry, Ireland, Deo 8, 18361
Came to tbe United States in 1862 and
to California by way of tne Isthmus In
1859 Wbs married to A S Currie,
whoeu. vives her, Oot 4, I860. Tbe
family moved Is Eugene in 1881, since
which It has hieu their continuous
resldenoe.
She leaver fur children, Margaret,
O E and J A Currie, and Mrs Mattle
lnman. Two children died in In
fanoy. She bad many friends who
will sadly miss ber.
Tha funeral will tike place from the
family resldenoe to the M amnio oema
tery Sunday forenoon at 10 o'clook.
Pointers for Bargains
Dr Lowe oonlo-optlolan Eugene.
See Kays' new line bamboo furnitaie
Farmers ready horse shoes at Cham
bers'.
Men's Patent Leathers, $3.50.
Gilbert.
Big carpet and matting sale now on
at J vV Kays furniture Co.
Good boys' wagons tor good boys, all
lies at Chambers Hardware.
New walnuts, almonds, figs and
ralslnB. L. C. gkeels' grocery.
Men's Box Calf Bluchere, $3.60.
Gilbert.
Fur fine watch repalrlt g you should
go to Janney's ji wUry store on Ninth
street.
Several ensps in almost new bioycles
at Chambers Hardware,
Fine dress shoes In Vicl Kid Bluoh
er's. $3.50.
Gilbert.
All stoves have advanoed again but
as long as the stock lasts Its yours at
the same old pnoe at Chambers Bard
Htoves and heaters, the kind that
ell. Kays Furniture Co.
Going fast wall paper at Preston 4b
Hales.
Monitor Drills and setders are good
goods at low prices. Bee tbem at
Oharntiarn Hardware.
Vour hens are moulting. Prussian
Poultry Food wil. help them. Preston
dr. Hales.
46U beating stoves to si leo.'. f n,m. We
can fit anybody's puree. Chambers
Hardware.
new walnuts, almond?, figs and
aalslns. L. C. bkeele' grocery.
Wall paper we now have lo's of
reuiuams to oioee out or tbe new pa
pore oome early.
Chambers' Hardware.
ask rrestoti Halas about their
I mxed paints, $1.10 per gallon.
n.i . -i i i . . . .
umer win ana inauige In a
good beallby oup. Chambers' Hard'
ware haa the Buokeye. .
Men's Box Calf Bluohere, red coles
ana netls, waterproof Bhoes, $3.60.
GlLBKtiT.
Get your Xmas presents from Jan
ney, the Jeweler, and get tl em en
graven iree aud laid away b . fore the
nouuay rusti.
AH kinds of grass seed wanted.
Chambers' Hardware.
Just received, a fine line of men's
footwear, in seven different styles, to
retail at $3.50.
Gilbert.
Builders' hardware Is still going up
but we havj stock" of It bought b"
(oretheaclvai.ee aud Imend to sell It.
Chambers Hardware,
Thanksgiving Market. '
To be held by the ladles of the Chris
tlan church Nov 36 at MoKinney'
grocry store. Come and buy your
dl- n.r already cooked f .r Thanks-
iv np 1 1.
Ladles do you know
you can be the possessor
of tbe beet
Sewing Machine made
Th SINGER
For. tbe ame price that you are
charged for many Inferior 'grades
It's a Fact
Bold on very easy terms.
A liberal aUowaucs fur your old machine,
We alno have a few very good
iwoond-hand machines.
Come in aod boo them.
SINGER M'PG CO J
WW CHESSMAN, MM.
634 s Willamette 8t.
--""iii wo
Embalmersand Fun,JnC0
. uir
A Grand
...of the latest.,
LEATHERS
INCLUDING
L"di' ComblMtlonPurm
...... uo
Ladies' Card Ci.
GtnU'ardCueuridMn,
Music Holli.
SCHWARZSCHILD'j
BOOK STORE.
..In South Wlnilo.
a i as. i In ft, y f, - VVicnja.Ujl.aj
SPECIAL SALE EVERY
From 9 o'clock a m. to 9 o'clock p. m.
Everyone of these Saturday Sales will be of unusual Interest.
They will afford you an opportunity of making a handsome imo
Linen Specials.
NOW ON SALE.
Thanksgiving Linen BargalDs
VVe quote these special pri
ces for a ehort time only
This Is a eale on elegant nioo
qualities.
68-lu blea. satin damask 79s yd
6OI11
60-ln " rlne linen
66 In Fine linen
60-ln blea. ootlon
68-in T'y Bed
68-ln blw. oheok
680 yd
640 yd
39o yd
26oyd
84o yd
84c yd
Linen Specials.
NOW ON SALE.
Bureau Boarfo, .flMliwi,
ter pieces, teaclothf.trevowilif,
doiles and frioned cable cl tna
in lmen and dark alreaily
stamped for outliulng eud
embroidering.
These goods are tbe DdhI
liuens to be bad and eri-traf
values at regular prloes-n
are uiakinpa special niioo
the entire I t at tne lijii
S;t20 percent
nfa rtlcN.ririNO'rV ON SALE. The entire
OUId VUMllOrii0t consisting of about a
Pftvprc top3 with backs t0 mA"
VAJ Vvl J manv pretty designs-thf
regular price of these goocls, 60c, 75c 90c Ojsf
to $1.25. Your choice "while they last u
Eugene, Ore jon
Cor. WiJlametie
and 7th Stretlt
R W Newland,
Ten Per Cent
Discount Sale....
Commencing today we siart a- ten-per-cflul'&0t
sale on every article in the store. There will be agen
clean ud in all linoH. Kvnrvt hirrrr will bfl offf"
this discount for the next two weeks. Can you
the prices? Guess not, if you intend to coDtinue
in 2 good pnnrlu
On Bhoes, clo'thine. trunks, sewinsc machine?, fu
ing goods, furn, jackets, skirts, gloves, susrjenders,
brellas, flannels, dress goods, liats, in fact ever
in the store. There will be no reserves. DD ' ?
your purchases. It will be dangerous. Hurry w
P Frank & Son.
EXTRA SPECIA
NO. 5.
FRIENDLY'S
Saturday NiJ
7 to y
Th- ...
We will be in sl, ta&rlMu"Vw lrcl., Mght'a EXTBA RPKCI.U. 8A.LB".
Fancy Goods Department.
Dices shields selling tip to 5 cents gat-
lOo
urdsy niiiht at
By special reqm at we put soother lot
rif I Bill al A. 1 .1 a. I j
. ... ,'r'" aiUBKiveaon
ale.stllingat 1.2o and 1.50 lor 76e
Klick, While and Kcru lace. I inch to
R Inches a nte and sell,,,, from
lSc lo 50o per jard at jg
ft,. W'"t Frmer, io clve
oents, urs for ,. . n.
Anothjrlot of ..tumlnum ii.lmble,""th.
oent Kind at
I C
eased our stall of help.
Domestic Department
t,l,..M.H T.ht. Daniask 5$ Inch
mt 7A .jut Ht
Tnrkf v lied Tat 1 imi.- St
sold at 60 cents l"'--""-".!
More of the Dam' "k
to u. in-1 k uurr"
4!
Al-o nmre of the l.m'ien H
si Id at 2n cetr is for
l!
2001
our ad in Monday's b our next week's Special
yard of t'rath. "ld at
10 ceo"
for
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