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THE EVGENE DAILY GUARD. FKIWAY, JANTAItY 8, 190S
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The Friendly store Saturday Bargains
1 00 Ladies' Shirtwaists Reduced
$3 Waists $1.90 $4 Waists $2.85
1 PREPARING
FOR ATTACK
r.vsw- BRISTOL CHARGES
$l-Waists$l.l5
35 Ladies' Waists made, of
fancy stripe waitings, cream
ground with colored stripes
and figures, regular
$1.50 values for. ...$1.15
2 dozrj embroideried Wool
Batiste Waists, come in
colors and white, regular
$3.00 values
for $1.90
3 dozen Challie and Batiste
Waists, light and dark
'shades regular $4.00 and
$4.50 values
for $2.85
i la next with 23.
! Albany Herald: Eugene is to hold
la rousing mass noting Saturday
levelling. January 4th. under tne aus.
I pices of the Lane County nomc.......
nV IIOIM'ral Society. Our neighbors on 'lie
01 JArAN .south are alive to every opportunity
JHI nil ! cuiz,,3 of Eugene pull to
gether Jusl like clock worn.
$7.50 Ladies' Coats, this year's styles for $4.15
$18.00 Ladies' Cravenette Coats ea. $7.00
$20.00 Ladies' Tailored Suits ea. $9.00
$35.00 Ladies' Tailored Suits ea. $14.75
100 Overcoats at less than cost
, values up to $ 12.50, sale price $5.95
We have too many overcoats for this time of year and to
rapidly reduce stock before inventory we have made
this quick selling price; rather lose a little money than
' carry them over. $12.50 Overcoats, sale price $5.95
Eugene's
Largest and
Best Store
TEe Friendly Store
594-596 Willamette St.
Your Money's
worth or your
money back
Despite the assurances of an ear
nest desire for peace between the
United States and Japan, which were
given Secretary of War Taft by high
officials during his recent journey
through the land of the Mikado, the
government proceeds with Its prepa
rations for defense In case of war,
particularly with reference to the
Philippines and the Pacific coast. Ad-Jutant-geneals
of the National
Guards of Oregon, Washington and
California have been Invited by the
war department to confer with the
BANK DFFICALS
WITHLAWBREAUNG
nr.ui. ii n i h fhriutin church tonight, wired Fas-
vuicmin hi nuauiiifiiuu, u. w ..." , ha
tor Mccanura tnis woru.us mat
missed connections at Portland and
would not bo able to reach Eugene
until tonight. Professor D. C. Kel
lems will preach at this evening's ser
vice and Dr. Martin will begin his
meetings tomorrow night.
Portland, Jan. 3. In a document
,.,,.ricinr ?r tvnewrltten pages.
At the entertainment to be given fled )n the united States circuit
at the theatre January 8 by Miss Glo- c()Urt loiny. W. C. Bristol, special
rla Dare for the benellt or tne ouj tt0,.ney for the state ana aoui-uui
Military band, a new song, "Good uf the American Surety Company.
Night," words by Frank L. Stanton (n (he nsovency proceedings of the
and music by proiessor i. . nu- Title Guarantee & Trust tomiam
director of the Dana, win oe sung
the first time by Miss Dare. Miss
Dare has already tried the piece and
she pronounces it great.
Dr. S. M. Martin, who was to have
begun a revival meeting wiin me
subject of coast defense. General w.
E. Flnzer leaves Portland for the na
tional capital tomorrow at the same
time General J. B. Louck will board
a train at San FranclBco for the same
point, while General Otis Hamilton
will start for Washington from Seat
tle next Saturday.
The request for a conference was
transmitted through General Oliver,
the anting secretary of war. Two
The Modern Woodmen held istal-
latlon of officers last night. The fol
lowing were installed: M. L. York,
questions of vajit Importance to the.V. C; A. E. Warnock. . A.; N. h.
country will be discussed training j Barrett, hanker; David Link, clerk;
volunteer rnui nrilllerv reserves to : C. W. Stair, escort; S. G. McMaln,
man the fortifications of Oregon,
Washington and California and per
fecting tho Infantry regiments of the
three states In coast defense opera
tions. The matter of Joint maneu
vers this year for the National Guards
of these states will also he taken up.
Telegram.
CITY NEWS
peiiho.nai.h
Will Rhaw, of Cleurfleld, Pa., I
In the city.
Peter Finn, of Blue Canyon, Wash.,
la In the city.
I)r: M. C. Wire left this afternoon
for points' south.
F. II. Button, of Miiicoln, was in
the city over night.
A. C, Barbour, of Walton, Is lu
tho city on business.
J. II. Liggett,' of Roschiirg, is III
the city on business.
N. J. Bryant, of Franklin, spent
last night In Eugene.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. llyliind. of
Iawnll, are In the city.
Itev. It. II. Calllson, of Fall Croek,
wa In In tho city today.
Barney May, mayor of llarrlshiirg,
pout last night In Eugene. ,
Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Million relum
ed last night from Portland.
District Attorney W. 8. McFadden
went to Junction City today.
Mrs. J. K. Baker mid two duugh'
tern returned to Salem today.
W. J. Mulkey, of Croswoll, was In
Eugene, today but ween trains.
Attorney Jerome Knox was In the
city from Cottage Grove today.
K. J. Hard caiuo down from Cot
tage Grove on the noon train today.
I.. K. llellner, of Crookston, Minn.,
U registered at the Hoffman House.
laud, lire In Eugene the guests of Dr. !
nnd Mrs. C. II. Wlllougliby. '
I. II. Bingham anil J. O. Storey re- IIOH.V. -f
turned on Ihe noon Irain today from
a business trip to Cottage Grove. 4.41 4 4.4.4 4,4,4,4. 4,4,4,4,
n. i'J. Hievens went to t ottllgo I, rove
Basketball game on skates at Un-
l nderwood rink tonight between
Eugene and Crovallls.
Tho lilat of Sladden's third addi
tion to Eugene was filed with the
county clerk today.
Itev. D. E. Baker, of this city, will
commence u revival meeting at Dex
ter 011 Jauuury 13.
this nrtoriioon on liuslneHs in con
nection with the Filers Piano House.
Carey Miusely, I'litvcrslty student,
returned this morning from AhIiIiiiiiI,
where he has heen spending the holi
days. W. It. Iluwley relumed to Loruno
this iifiernoon, after having spent
a conjilu of days lu Kugenu on busl-
lU'H'J.
Basketball game on skates at Un-
January 2, 190.S, to C. F. Goodman I'nderwood rink tonight between
and wife. 11 miles northwest of Eu- Eugene and Corvallla.
ucllc. u dultcl.ler.
1 no npproain to tne Springfield
wagon bridge has been finished by
I. N. Honey's crew of men and they
have returned to Eugene.
Washington, Jan. 2. Councillor' E. F. Chapman, of this city, guth-
Mlnyoku, charge d'affaires of tho ered u mess of raspberries on New
why jaianese
' iioitnir e.pijsivi:s
William Motflll arrived here today ' emm; '-l today that Year's day. Another plug for Ore-
from .Seattle lo Join his 'wife, who
has been visiting her father, J. W
While
ho had hoard nothing of the reported son's glorious winter climate.
activity ur nis government In shlp-i
plug saltpetre and yucca from Chill Kev. I). E. Baker and fnmllv recelv-
Jnhn II Hiii iiiir iiuiniiunr nf dm r '""1"" uiiiciure lino expio- eu louuy irom iiosioii, iinss., a tuis-
Coiniiierelal Club, Is confined to Us ; ";tH'ws of which has been hniught slonary barrel laden with good
Mini it 11 1 1 ni 11 uy inisseiiKers arriv- uiiiigH nir uie uouse as a nrisimas
lug. Mr. Mlayokn has heard of tho and New Year's remembrance,
use of saltpetre Importations by prl-1
vnte Interests from Chill Into Japan I Mrs. Emma Snnpp, of Blue Rlv
for agricultural purposes, which ho er,, was today appointed guardian of
suggests may bo the use to which any her minor children, Archie and
Importations now coming from that Chaiincey Wycotf, whose father is
country muy be put. 1 dead.
rooms on account of a light touch of
Ingrlppe,
Mr. and Mrs. Monroo Hills lire
home from their trip to their old
home In Virginia and to other East
ern slates.
Hon. T. B. Kay cnnie up from Sa
lem this afternoon to look after the
affairs of the Eugene woolen mill, nf
which he Is owner.
INSANITY Wll.l. BE
DEFENSE OF T HAW
I'ltOMlNH.NT CITIZEN ! Lester G. Ilulln todav sold to Mrs.
OK ASK nil A DltOUMM) D. O. Ilouck the residence property
at 724 Olive street which Mr. Ilulln
Astoria. Jan. 2. The body of Cup- and family have Just vacated. The
lulu James E. Campbell, who for price received for the properly was
ninny years hns been one of Astoria'. ISSI.
New York Jnll 2 Counsel for ' "" uu respecicu cllliens,
llarrv K. Thaw consulted today, and ' ""'! "r"'"""" ,n U-piiiB cli-I K. Whattam. who has had a long
It was reported that It has 1 1 deft- i ' " V ,";' was picked up lu siege with the fever, is able to he
', nllely decided that the on defense i , , ." , Z .. . 8lrt',' ' ,r,l'ail!S "r"
........I....... .... ...... to I... mail., ooold In. IomiiiIiv jii the " "... " " enii.K. IM snow mm ne is on tne road
" ...v . ...... ....... ... u....,,.,.,. ,.,. i,.,,,.,. uniting ot the body was the a recovery.
Ilarrlsburg this atlernoon for n short I """ Stanford W hite was kill.. I. I MrB, hitlnmtloii that a tragedv had
.(., wl he con ended. however, that I . ,, " nnn
. occurred, as t nniu ti I'.imi. ... 1 i,.,,i Mr .1 v n,.u..n,i h-,. ....
Mrs J A Flmhli-Mt of Meilfnril U 1 Ii u w Is now sane. i nose lu collier- ltl ,,
jtiio. j. . r.iniiili mi , ui .Minium, is heen seetl on the H r.'.li ......ii. r.l., over from Mi.r ,.,.fl ,1 t...l.,.. .....I
watchman; J. II. Newman, sentry;
W. II. Maxham, manager three years;
II. G. Mosher, chief forester.
The case of the city vs. Chas. May-
hew, charged with violating the ordi
nance which declares a place where
liquor Is sold a nuisance, came up In
the police court this forenoon at 10
o'clock. The defendant demanded a
Jury trial and the case was postponed
until Wednesday of next week for
the reason that the list of 1908 jurors
has not yet been chosen. Pipes Bros,
are the attorneys for Mayhew and
City Attorney Allen will represent
the city at the trial.
B. VEHTURR1N1
SENT TO ASYLUM
B. Venturrlnl, an Italian residing
at Divide, on the southern boundary
of the vounty, was brought down
from that place last evening and
turned over to Sheriff Fisk, being
charged with insanity. Ho was ex
amined before Judge Chrisman this
morning and committed to the insane
asylum at Salem. Drs. T. W. Harris
and W. L. Cheshire were the exam
ining physicians. Venturrlnl Is aged
48 years ami has an aged mother,
wife and Beveral children. He was
formerly engaged as track walker
for the Southern Pacific Company
and had held the Job for 18 years.
Lately ho has been ncting very queer
ly nnd has threatened to take the
lives of his wlfo and children. He
lias several times called on the neigh
bors to take his family away, declar
ing that they were not his.
visiting relatives and friends In Eu
gene. V. Ml out. of Albany, was nil arri
val 111 Eugene on tho afternoon train
today.
u..... l...-,l.. 1 1 l.ll It..,..
U'l O'Kt'HIv Mtul A. KiiHHt'll lVntimlv, i ;m"'" " uMol.i hU friViuls ihut plaivtl In tho Ku.-no hnltn1 for!
I
1 hw ili'fi'iiM', It Ih Ha tit . "will tiftVr
much nt'W iimiltnony. Thrro will lu
ttcnrt'rt oT Kyu-wUm'Nrii'N to tin nhout-
ii u:si rn.rcs: rii.fcs
HhIiiH l U.ihlnwnn rit nriiiul thin K 0 W MU Willi HUVO IHl UtTnrt',
. . ... I It it f will litMiifv lliiit Iti tholi- iiiihilnii "ii
..lernoon .rom . .nor, ip ,o i-ori-i ' ' ' ,,r,,,,,,i ' , ' ! "'"" and fell overboard
inu- "
Depuly District Attorney (1. F. miller.
Rklpworth returned last night from1 "
t.,,i.rf Hot KEI El. I. Fit tllVKS
Dr. and Mrs. K. E. Belover were MoltE TAINTED MONEY i Wllllann tndlan Pile Ointment
paiumigi.rs to Portland on the noon' I will cure blind, bleeding and Itching
"I'"'- Chicago. Jan. 3. Martin A Ityer-1 ,,, u absorb, the tumors allay.
II. A. Illn.hsw. traveling freight ". president of the hoard of mis-, 1 " lumors, ana
lees ol l no l lliviuy oi llicago. nil. " " "n I'.unuce,
noiniced today i hat John D. Hoi kefel. j gives Instant relief. Williams' In.
ler has added 13. 1 H 1 .000 to his gifts dUn Pile Ointment Is prepared for I
ii. iiii .riitnj, ...iin.i.K inn 1..1111
bi netni tlons over ;';.omi.iHiu.
1,1 111 o.m i.iKing i ( 1I1. 10 Portland, treatment for a serious complaint 4
Jim how the accident happened Is Dr. J. F. Titus la her phvslclun.
not known, but Ii Is supposed that! 4
nun wuisitig along the waterfront A. U. Bean, n traveling mull who!
utvwn as iiuacKeii wiin iiearc : makes Eugene his headquarters, and
v oiuny 1 1 easurer it. k. Kastlalhl
have made application for member
ship lu the Eugene Commercial club
HOW ADYKItTISIXO IX
THE GIAKD PAYS
Mr. .1. Kavanngh, manager
of the Singer Sewing Machine
agency In this city, states
that ho Is convinced abso-
lutely that advertising In The
Guard pays good returns. Be-
cause of one 2'-eent local
ad Mr. Kavanagh sold four
machines. "If 1 were In any
line of mercantile business for
myself, I should be a regu-
Jar advertiser," says Mr. Ka-
vanagh. "It Is the modern
way of building up a business
4- nnd I lie l.unrd seems to cov
er this field completely, my
traveling over the country
having convinced me of that
fact."
agent of the H. P. Co., was lu Eu
gene today.
Mrs. F. H. Welhcrbee returned on
the noon train today from a visit at
Cottage Grove.
Mm. W. Waddle and daughter.
Winona went to HaUey today to vUlt
there ft few days.
Mr. and Mrs. W. O llerksrt ale
home from a vltt with Mis. Heck
art's folks near Monroe. i
Dr. Harry Hinrt and t.tlde el Pen-'
The Oregon Uind Company has
Just Issued a very neat folder for ad
vertising their business nnd Lane
county, lu addition to their list of
land there Is much valuable Informa
tion concerning the country and sev
eral local pictures.
Dyspeplets
Give fnstnnt relief in Stmt Rtc-nnrk
Heartburn, Nausea, all disconilurL. ,!
Inili-'estinn rtl.;l riven,. nci.. '
ao.i economical, iiteiti
uiu size, 2"c.; Lnrpe $1;
Pocket, handsome alumi
num bonbormiere, 10c.
DiiiisU or mail.
Catarrlets
Antiseptic tablets, relieve Nasl Cat-irrti
cure Cold in Ilend nnd t?ore Throat-1 i
Mouth Wash and safeguard aenin.. .l
t tagious diseases. 50c. or$l. Dturrim
orraiul. U. I. aood. Lo., Lowell, M,
NOTICE
Subscribers to the promotion fuaj
are reminded that the first payms&t
of their year's subscription Is tat
due. Kindly Instruct yur hank to
put same to the credit of Treasrlr
D. E. Yoran. If paid for a year Ii
advance a discount of S per cent U
allowed, or 3 per cent If paid f0,
six months In advance.
EUNGBNE COMMERCIAL CLUB.
uiif.iii mlsannroorlatlon of general
and school funds of the state by offi
cial! of the bank Is charged. It is al
leged that the states moneys were
diverted in flagrant violation of the
provisions of the constitution and
the codes of Oregon. (
LANE COUNTY
SOLDIERS' PENSIONED
Congressman Hawley has given
out a large list of pensions granted to
residents of the first congressional
district oi uregon. -nr. naie, i L0STOn Ninth street, between Oak
had a very large correspondence in - gnd wl)lamette- na of '
XEAV TODAV
LOST An old-fashioned breastpin.
Leave at Guard office and receit,
reward. j7
pension matters and has taken a great
Interest in rendering any assistance
in his power.
liver-
bowed blasses in J. O. Watts' case
Keward. Leave at Guard of lice, j-
- The name, residence and amount; FQR RENT New six-room nous
Cheap. Call at 62;
of pension per month granted to Laue
county old soldiers are as follows:
John Baniford, Junction City, $12.
Charles H. Holden, Florence, $20.
Thos. Allshaw, Eugene, $12.
George W. Kelly, Cottage Grove,
$12.
Daniel Casey, Junction City, $20.
John E. Butler, Junction City, $12.
Jas. K. P. Barrett, Cottage Grove,
$8.
Harrison Wicks, Junction City,
$15.
John B. Andews, Junction City,
$12.
Silas Russell, Springfield. $15.
Lewis P. Horton, Eugene, $12.
Alex Withers, Eugene, $15.
Henry Landschooft, Fforence, $2 0.
Norman L. Lee, Junction City, $15.
unfurnished.
Alder street.
OREGON'S OLDEST
WOMAN
1)1
Notice tc- Ci'edi.'oi's,
Noticels hereby given that the un
dersigned has been appointed admin
istrator of the estate of Gwemla Pe
pion, deceased, by the county cour:
or L.ane county, uretron. All p-son-having
claims against said estate vlil
present the- same, with vouchers
therefor, to the administrator at th.
law office of Williams & Bean in th-
McClung Building, Eugene, Oregon
within six months from the dais
the first publication of this notice.
Dated this 3d day of January,
1908.
L. E. BEAN,
Administrator.
Ilillsboro, Jan. 1. After the 1
of IIS New Years had dawned happi
ly for her. Mrs. Maiy Ramsey Wood
expired this morning, shortly before!
the daylight of what would have been''
her 120th year. She was the oldest j
white woman In the I'nited States.!
She had been in failing health for
some time at the home o f her daugh
ter here. Mrs. Wood was a native of
Tennessee and later lived in Missouri,
coming from there to Oregon.
Julius
Goldsmith
TEA
Linger long-er over it; let
it be steaming- hot from
the earthen pot; and the
loveliest woman pour it.
Your grocer returns your money if you doo'l
Hke ScbilliDc'i Dett; we pay him
t3MWMMMMIMlrl1
rictures for Xmas.
No Bitting up with the Petalitma
Incubator. You light the lamp and it
does tho rest. All sizes at
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
We have just received a Urge or
der of them which we will fell for a
ifw days at prices that will entice you
to buy. '
See Our Window
OVERTON
Wall Paper and Drug Co.
Itlini.WU ItllYAI. HKHtV
111 S.I. the best slid healthiest
l.r.-.l.l made, for kI at Otto'.
...... ami iicning or (he private parts. Julius Goldsmith todav moved hi
Sold l.v l.lnn Drug Co., by mall f.Oc su"'l( ' cigars and tobacco at 1,1
ud $100. Williams Mfi i'.i branch store In tin. Coleman i.i.ni
Chickens fr Profit
Now Is the time to buy an Incuba
tor If you are going to raise chickens
for next year. Start right by buy
ing a PETAH'MA. nnd you will have
no trouble hatching the eggs. We
have them In nil sizes from the Mi
egg to 500-egg In stock now. Also
Petaluma brooders, 100 and 200
chick size. We carry a small stock
of extras for these machines.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Buv a ivtiilntna Incuhstur fiom
I'll MUKi;S II VltDWAKE CO.
props . I lev. laiid. O.
i PILES ( I Ul-Jli n to iYt
P.VZO OINTMENT Is guaranuvd to
cure any .-. of Itclilng, blind, bleed
ing or protruding pll. In .; (, u
days or .i.ouey refunded SOc.
Now Is The Tiim
Wlih.tainli ratu au.l shl
New Era qualtly. xi.td onh
nei ger-llean liar. In are t
It's
at Hie
n.p:in)-.
oig io nis utg stor.. niul (he room I
now vacant. Mr. Goldsmith has .
lease on th.. bull. Hug for a c rla i
lime and ill suli-h-aso II.
J.'sse Calkimt. John Rciiulng.-r and
Waller pi-., -, npiu .Users of the estui.
of IVrry Nt.ittesi.il, il,-ci-.i-i ,. 1. ..!..
liic. I null !'ie i-ol.ate court their i:l-v.-nt.M
v nf i!, pr .p.-rtv of th,. estate
T!i-- found ti valued at !".:.'.. ;
plan
. f.-.r t iw ai d uss
a",ln out lu life
s-.mi!,l you be
.ti an nee. Mint wt'.h le
(nnd f.r o
I'.lliW. .1 eo
An early ntnrt and a d.-flnli
log plicci sn In the JiMing lua.l or nl:
No litn-d ef helltg "slluo." lie
"pendcr."
Tlie seiislhle and vay locans of
future n.-.ds U to
whatever Vi.ii can ea. h weik
Slick t.i It, nnd In nine
B'Klit new, it;i the n.
It.
Tho Eugene Loan CES.vinss Bank
Li.t-i w uj
Cnpllitl ftlul r.lltpht . . rSliNl.mNI
h 111 l.e assur. ,1.
W. K. Ilii'iW N, Prvlilent.
II. A. PAINE, l.-e Prtohknl.
F. W. OMtt UN, ( .l.ler.
W. V. HltKWN, A.t. t-l,l,-r.
WKI'IVMITIV
Y.'tir w;,iim wiih w,.nd o.ik. Mi
pl Fir, and Ties A!-.,,
U.I.I VMS Hi XNSFEU TO
I'll. .lie lllack 1111.
Hill ssXIAKIMi
Suits a sf.vla Mi... Will;;,,,,,
t .... Ii, u;s 7 and v. Goul.m l.;.v. ft
an. I a ...
amen;; th.-
t.,l..v II
t 1. .. ni
.111.1 e;l
W 11 S
excelsior, a car i.f h.is
Of C .Hilled i;,.os ,.re
s!llpllli-ius out of Eugene
excelslei- W;,. c.uisi i; nri
les. Ill,, hops I,. Chl.-.lg.l
mo '.I goods lo Medford.
I SINtil'K SEWINti MACHINE Co.
I Machines sold on easy payments.
! Terms. $2 per month, ii 1 .'. Wilimn-;
eite sir, et. Phono Red 1 I.
I'tUITI.AND KKY AL It VK FRY
Bread, the l-i and li-nithiest '
l'e.Hl nude. Ior i,, otto's.
If you wan: . Hi,,, fres!! ,-,.;,-
fresh , r or fi-esl! fis;i OJ- j,nv ()(.
s.-ription that inlght , on :he iiku
".'' ! Eu.;. 'tie- nurket .1; T 1
West Eighth si reel. Evervihlns ,,..
mm
'4m
Your Table Silver
noulj Lave the heaviest pos
sible plate ot pure silver at a
moderate price.
COMMUNITY
SILVER,,
La..
someat.
to you.
TLe deaigna
Let us Low
are Land-
tLem
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VW'Sg .. Kl
J. O. WATTS, Jewcicr.
Cor. 9 in and Willamette Sis.
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en wiin:
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if ."1 are s.'lng to use c;( this
w'uti-r It will . v ,.u i0 a
Its.. II i"oj lle.ner ,i.
See Hie b.
sou'ti shew
m.hi'.i; w;i
until .l.inn.u
K.lle Co
u.-.t i:
lll-.'l Of
window-. $1
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MILLER, TT shec Mm.
West otli street.
15. Home o' Good Shoes
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