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t)aily Eugene Guard MONDAY APRIL 1 All Popular Brands of CIGARS FOB SALE AT Julius Goldsmith's GUARD Telephone, Mo. Main 191. Weather pselal to ths Guard Portland, April 1. Bhowert to night. Tuesday probably fair with high squally southwest wlnda shifting to northwesterly sod diminishing Tuesday. , WOLLABBR New Ads Today. Day & Henderson. ' J U Green A Boo. Hampton Bros. Eugene Laundry mviTiii. Ideal Bloyolee, 2S. Big wall paper aale at Ovar ton's. Dr Lowe, optician, with; J d Luokey Anyatyle any slz pattern, 10 cents at Miller's. Try McGulre'a restaurant some time for your dinner. Just reoelved our spring line of Aoorn Brand" Clothing. J V Ktuff man. 'Ramblers," $36 and (40, "True Blue" carpenter tools never rust and are fully guaranteed. F L Chambers baa them. ' Take a look at our Easter eggs Id our front windows. P Frank & Bon, New kinds of garden seed. New stock Just received. All Fresh. F L Chambers. MoGulre generally gives you a square meal for supper and breakfast as well as for dinner. Bioyole tires. MoUlanaban. Take your watches and Jewelry work to J A M surer. 'Two doors north of of Lane County Bank. Don't overlook our men's and boys' clothing. The finest line in town. M O Warner tunes pianos and urgans, Repairing and polishing. Ask for the new Idea Paper Pat terns, 10 oents, at Miller's bookstore. Body fir wood $8 per oord delivered, FL Chambers. ' A fine assortment of Plattuettes and Art Types In our show windows at ten oent each. Backet Store. Bioyole repairing, MoClanahan. All beating stoves and air tights at cost during February. Come early while assortment Is oomplete, F L i Chambers. There Is one thing sure, yon oan't beat MoGulre'a Ninth street restaurant for your dinner. Seethe new men's suit with re versible vests at J V Kauflman'a. 2nd hand wheels. MoClanahan. A select stook of watches, clocks and Jewelry at reasonable prices always on band. Fine watoh work solicited Engraving done, J A Mauhih, II doors north Lane Co Bank, "Footprints," or "Onward Upward." and Prof John P Meakln Is oomlng. He will be In Eugene Wednesday evening, April 8, and will deliver his famous leoture, footprints," or "Onward and Upward" In the Christian ouuroh at 7:30 o'clock. Don't forget the date. If you miss it you will regret it. Wall Paper Samples. , Preston A Males' sample books of Wallpaper will be ready for the luspeo tlon of Intending purchasers In a few days. They now have the largest line of wallpaper In the valley. X Bargain. Ladles or Gentleman's bioyole Btan dard wheel. If you are going to buy a good wheel I can save you money. Call at Btar Job Offloe. We arc Waiting. Yon are waiting to view the latest and most nobby designs in wall papers which we purchased direct from the factory, and wbleh we will have on die- s lay at our nil WALL A r-FB OPENING on or abeut April 10th. Ovarten Paint and WalllPopsr Co, Eighth Straat- PERSONAL. Blaln Hovey is home sgam, Ira D Walton was In Eugene today. John Cogswell is back from Linn oounty, Delon D Neer, a Portland architect, Is In the city. Attorney Medley, of Cottage Grove Is in the city. O F Knox went to Cottnge Grove on business today. B A Washburne, of Bprlngfleld was In the city today. Cbas Burggraff, the Albany archi tect, la in Eugene. Prof Luella C Carson went to Port land this afternoon. Judge Geo H Burnett returned to Balem this evening. Al Holden arrived in Eugene from the south yesterday, Kev D C Kellems returned this after noon from Brownsville. Mrs Dr T W Harris has returned from a visit to California. Hon J H Booth and wlfa returned home to Koseburit yesterday. NEBritt, a B P R Rolvll engl. neer, was in the oity today. Dr W W Ugleaby came up from Junotlon City this afternoon. Mrs G It C'brleman went to Port land on a visit this afternoon. Rev F E Billlngton returned this sfternoon from Cottage Grove. A P Bettersworlb, Jr, of the Junc tion City Bulletin, is In the city.' County Clerk E U Lee, who has been quite ill from qulnzy is Improving. Miss Pearl Miller returned home yes terday from a few days' visit at Rose burg. If you want the best, buy th'e "Aoorn Brand" clothing. Bold by J V Kauf man. Miss Maude Bllyeu,ot Bolo, is visit ing ber friend, Miss Blna Orrell, in this oity. Mrs Hugh Hampton returned to Goshen yesterday, after a short visit in Eagene' Miss Mabel Be in, of Salem, is visit ing at the borne ot Mrs S Morris on Fifth street. Darwin Brlstow, the well known Cottage Grove banker and merchant, Is In Eugene. Herry Holden, of the firm of Gilbert fc Holden, shoe dealers at Roseburg, spent Sunday In Eugene. Mrs CM Young and daughter La velle returned this afternoon from a pleasant visit at Portland. Geo Handsaker, manager of the Junotlon City flour mill, spent Sunday with bis family in Eugene. J T Bridges and K L Miller returned borne to Roseburg yesterday afternoon after a short stay In Eugene. Mrs W B Buoknnr, nee Miss Fannie Hyman, left this afternoon for Saore- mento, Calif, to join ber husband. Fred Ray, of Elmlra, left this after noon for lone, Umatilla county, for short visit with his brother of that plaoe. Miss Mae Croea, formerly of this oity, but now of Ashlntid, passed through this afternoon on the delayed overland train enroute to Oregon City, Otto Gllstrap went to Cottage' Grove this afternoon to arrange fur the pre. 4entatlon of the Fourth Regiment band's mln.trel performance In that city Friday ulght. Prof M O Harris returned to Cree- well yesterday and re-opened the pub lio schools there after a several weeks' vacation on account of the prevalence of measles In that town. Elvln Crawford went to Harrlsburg yesterday where he assumes the post lion as head sawyer with the Harris- Lumber Co. Mr Crawford has worked many years lu the Eugene sawmill, and Is thoroughly acquainted with his work. Runaway Aooidbnt. Last even ing while B H Thomas, wife and daughter were enroute from this cry to Ooburg n a buggy the front axle of the veblole broke aud let theoocupants fall to the ground. This frightened the horse aud caused him to run away. The buggy was badly demol ished but fortunately no one was lu. Jured. HAT BARGAINS G0c, 75c and $1.00 liaU. Your choice while they last for 50c. Latest styles, good hap men, bovs aud girls, fancy caps Girls Mexican straw hats Boys fancy traw bats Girls fancy straw hats No 1 ltayo or Pink beaua per lb Nn I nil Inn e.lla Ih for Bovs 2Ao too 10O 16o fto lOo 50 bulk, S tikgs fresh garden seeds All kinds garden seeds lu right prloes. AX BILLY DEPARTMENT STORE. April lit All fools day, ,- City election. , . Collection day. Did you get fooled? Trout season opens today. Very few Joss, played today. Free lecture at opera houw tonight. The Bhlrley Company is coming to the $1,000 horse raoe at Bungs' Park. Court adjourned shortly after noon until Friday, Maroh 26th. The northbound overland train ar rived here at 8:36 tbls afternoon. 1 be northbound overland train this iiltorueon was nearly two hours late. Roy Thomas Is seriously ill at bis home near Bprlngfleld with pneumo nia. C A Btone, of Falrmount, is lying at the point of death with consump tion. H Welnhirt'a agenoy, J Plroni manager, has a new ice wagon on the streets. The iwellest suits ever shown in this city for men Just received. J V KauUman. The saloons were all dosed today on socount ol oity election. They will open up at 6 pm, The new war revenue law does not go Into effeot until July 1, so buy your stamps accordingly. Good evening Mayor-eleot Cbrisman and Treasurer-re-elect Craw. And who will be the others? The 8 P Co Is preparing to lay new rails on the south switoh at the depot grounds. It Is a needed Improvement. The police offlners lodged seven boboe In the oity all last night. Chief of Polios Krady sent them on north t his morning. Joaquin Miller, erstwhile of Oregon, has moved from California to his new home In Neuoes oounty, Texas, where, he says, he will pass the remainder of his days. " Mr and Mrs L A Overton bave Just reoelved as a wedding present from friends in ban Francisco a SIS carving set, wblob Is very nlee and Is highly appreciated. Edwin L Mima, serving a five-year seutearce in the penitentiary for killing J Henry Miller In Pendleton during the summer of 1890, was Saturday par doned by Governor Gear. Florence Went: Mrs J A Bean ex. peats to leave on the. Robarts for Port land soon, where she will visit ber children. Chester Bean expeota to start in about two weeks for Alaska to take a position as master of m river steamer. Florenoe West: J F Bohwab, who recently arrived here from Iowa, has located on upper Bmltb river. He left for Eugene Monday, but will return at onne with bis family and supplies, Mr Bohwab Is a former schoolmate of H H Flsk. "He is Wise Who Talks But Littler This is only a half truth. If wise men had held their tongues, ive should know nothing about the circulation of the blood. If it were not for this advertisement you miftht never know that Hood's Sarsaparilla is the greatest medicine in the world to purify .nd enrich your blood, create an appetite, give you strength and steady nerves. I m p u r B I o 0 d " My complexion vs bid. Hood" s Sut.-npirilU did much good by purifying my I'ood. SWy skin is now clear." ctnnitD.Mt.Coy, Wtlsontawn. Pa. 'Hood's PUU cur UtmJUi; trm nop Irritating in 4 only cathartic to ufc with H-Jod't BarsapariHty batiua New Today Just Received The latest Styles in Tailor Made Suits. Silk Waists in all the new shades. White petticoats with lace and embroidered flounces. Plain and Fancy Cam onas, see them, they are beauties. Waist Patterns, silk dot sublime. S. H. FRSEH SEE WINDOW DISPLAY. CALIFORNIA COMING Berkeley Athletes to Meet 0. Men in Eugene May 7, coaiesT t pk. Arrangements have been perfected whereby there will be a dual athlello contest between the teams of the Btate Universities of Oregon and California, at Bangs' Park, Tuesday, May 7. For some time negotiations for tuo above meet buve been pending, but not until today was the matter rtefl oltoly decided upon. The University of California is scheduled to meet Stanford on the 20th luft, and the best men of the Berkeley team will be se lected to oome north and oonteet with the Universities of Oregon and Wash lngton; the meet with the latter team will be held In Beattle Saturday, aimj 11. j Eugene will thus witueeB two of the most important atbletio events of the coast, as the Oregon-Washington meet Is scheduled for tbls slty on May 18th These field meets will be great draw ing cards for our town, as vi.ltors will attend from all over the valley. Al though Bangs' Park Is somewhat In convenient on sonouut of the dlatanoe from town, lines of busses will be run to and from the grounds and It is cer tain that a large crowd can be accom modated. The Southern Pacific Com pany will give excursion rates for both met t and no efforts will be spared to make them suecesaful. The U O men are training bard and Mr T'lne promises to have them In good form for both contests. From the splendid material on hand it is cer tain that a strongteam will be selected. To Found a Model Town. A gigantic scheme Is afloat to found a great model industrial town la the eastern part of tbeoountry, where shall be gathered a variety of manufacturers and an army of employes, under social osBdltlons; the town and manufac tures to be organized according to the moHt approved business methods, with the highest regard to the physical and intellectual welfare ot Its residents. Fifty ' years ago a medicine was founded which also had In view the welfare of humanity. This was Hoe tetter's Stomach Bitters, a remedy famed the world over for Its cure of dyspepsia, oonatipatlon, indigestion, belobing, insomnia, biliousness, ner vousness and malaria, fever and ague. As a spring tonlo and blood purifier, It Is unequalled. Our private revenue stamp covtrs the neck of the bottle. Students of U. 0. Individual orders for any of the groups taken for the Junior Annual cannot be filled before the fitb. Leave your order now though, that it may bave attention soon after that date. Make appointments for sittings If possible. Best hours between 10 o'clock a m and 4 o m. Dokkis Art Gallery. Hurt by a Horse. Tbls afternoon about 2:30 o'clock Lon Moore, while holding a fractious . horse at the slaughter house, just across the river, In some manner frightened the anl mal, oauslng It to plunge and preolpi, tate blra to the ground. - The animal's front hoot came In contact with Moore's forebead and cut a gash about two inohes In leugth. He also sus tained other bruises on the bands and body. After the aooident he rode to town aud Dr Prentloe dressed the wounds. As the Injuries sustained were slight, he will be able to be sbout bis work in a day or two. Silk embroidered dotted Flannel. Silk StrippedAlbatros. Umbrellas and Ladies Parasols. Silk Tuckings and Yok . ings, prices from 50c to $6.50 per yard. Velvet ribbon belts with gold spikes. Gold Belts with fancy buckles. Men s c Otllillg' We are out to do Business In clothing and if you will give us a look we will do the rest. We bave complete suits, coat, vest and pants for $3.60. Heal good pattern extra values lor (4 $1.50 and $5. Of course we have better ones at higher prices. But all of our eu ts, even the cheap ones at $2 to $2 50 under regular retailers price. AX F' SOCIAL. TUB HENMiTTi. The oomedy drama, "The )i -ari etta," presented at the ope- uouse Saturday nig t under H e bUeplces ol the U O A "l. tic Cm", .as greeted by a full house. Coueiuoring the fact that a majority of the players had never before appeared on the stage, the piay was admirably presented. The diflor ent roles were very cleverly sustained. Muoh credit for the euccenB of the play is due Prof I M Glen', uuder whose di rection it was produced. A feature of the evening was the attendance lu a body of the Senior class in 0up4 and gowns. The cast of characters was as follows: Nicholas VanalBtyne....Prof I M Glen "Old Niok" of the street. Nicholas Vaualstyue, Jr, L L Goodrich Dr Park Wainrlgbt L E Hooker Bertie Vaualstyue Bubs Plummer A Lamb. Lord Arthur Trelauuey... Arthur Frazer Another. Kev Dr Murray Hilton B Jukway Watson Flint Rl, hard B Smith Stock Broker. Musfenve E N Blytlit Mm Cornelia Updyke Mrs Emma Dorris Tuomphoii Rose Vanalslyne Esther Jtihunou Agues Lnokwood ........ Lulu KwiHhaw Lady Mary Trelauuey Gr oh Wold A KKCKPTION. A reoeptlon was given Mr and Mra Moody Hollis Hatuiday evening at tl.e home of Mrs M E Brown lee, altjr . their return from their wedding trip to Cortland, wtiere fiey tpent a few days. The even ing was spent in social games, music and geueral sociability. Those present were; Mr aud Mrs Mouoy Hollls, Mrs Geo Mayberry, Miiaes Mae Plainer, Gertrude Prathxr, Com Hum, Delia Ham, Alma Pratber, Anna Ham, Etbel Ham, Cora Hulery, Ag nes Shepherd, Anna Browi lee; Messrs Horace Westbrook, Will Crabtree, Oral Tcylnr, Fred Ross, Cha Boe, Joe Brownlee, J E Martin, John Pat ttr.-on. All enjoyed a pleasant evtn lug and weutaway wishing the young oouple a long and happy life. HIGH SCHOOL, UKAMA. The students ot the High School are preparing to prrsent a drama at the Parker in the near future. The play was wntleu by Chaa L Austiu, student in the tenth grade, aud those who have read it Bpeak in the highest terms of its exoeilmoe The proceeds of the drama tr to go toward defraying thi expenses of the High School track team. The students are to be con gratulated for their enterprise in thi direction, THS "AT HOItB " Indications point to a delightful time at tbe Military 0 ub's, "At Home" at the Armory tonight. Besides the military exercises Pnf John P Meakln will recite "Drake's Address to the American Fla," and there will be other Interesting features. Tbe muElc ror tbe dance will be first class. Hotel Ai rivals. BtJOBNB. D J Hanua, Portland M M Puroell, Nampa, Idaho J M Crelghton, Portland Prof J M Meakln, Salt Lake C ty J Wllx Clair Morris, Florence Delos D Neer, Portland . M Jacoby, H F T W Bell, Cleveland J 8 Medley, Cottage Grove J V G eng. P. rtlai d Nettle Spores, Cottage Grove Mrs M L Glass, Einnra H B Grave, Blue River R D Elliot, Walterville U H Loster, P rtland P C Brownie, Portland Thoa Gilliam, Harrlsburg R Madison, Harrlsburg . HOFFMAN, C A Lewis Ciiburg N E Brllt, Newberg V L Heise, 8 F Royal Twoiuly, agt A O TJ W Poril'd W E Frailer, Portland Geo H Burnett, Haleru C B Williams, Cnlcago J A Orr, N Y John B Relley, S F A F Rogers, Portland R J Province, Portlaod O Indake, Portland C W Allen, Portland Cialr Morris, 8 F Cba Burggraf, Albany We have 11,1 . T I- A XraLnFnnriiM 11i..l Ohio, IlliQola, Missouri. Knunan, Mexico, Idaho ami Orwon , Ti?W Worl"d la ...-Unr-A We alto reitair oruuHAnri irwwIho ri.: K A1 an iBn caj'v . -1 a . Barker Gun Works. "Lest We Forget" Your attention is again called to the fact that Yerington's Pheno-Quinine Ii a ipecific for .Cold In the Head. Grippe, Headache, and ' all other iinilar complainta. SATISFACTION OK MONEY BACK. Prepared aud sold only at Yerington's 9th Street Druq store EUGENE' A Bad Puncture mostly means a poor tire; In ferior tires never accompany good wheels. That's a fair way to Judge the biotole we offer for sale. Our tires and wheels will successfully withstand many a mishap which would Incapacitate for business others less thoroughly well construct ed. We sell tbe Crawford. S. L. THE NEW PROCESS IS AN OLD PROCESS WITH US inn AVING used it nearly a year. When in quest of ILli the host of everything in the bakery line remem ber The Bonboniere, 9th street.. $100.00 reward will be paid to anyone finding any alum, ammonia, or aDy other injurious ingredient in our bread. DUNN & SMOKE, Mount Hood High Grade 10c Cigar F. C. Potts An Easter House Beautiful. That term cn apply only to home carpeted throughout in harmonious and tMtful oolom and pattern, .uch a. we are showing 5'. 8l,rln nd Summer of lyoi. We invite careful eel utiny of the material ami weaving, and more than a casual glance at their artlatiu beauty. DAY & HENDERSON. Armory Block. BLUEHIVElt CITY. The Coming Mountain Western nror.r, t -wwyvAA J-JUUS UiQ J.NUW Uli BUV NOW l 7 '" w,nt '"""itiful numuier home with all the a.l antf jJJ OiaiufJl.ilv If ,. . "TOuiinut; it yon want vifcy. Fifteen fwwfe BI.UF DIVCO -1'Tr. Special. To nurrt.UH i i. .... - lilJiaf Parutswa willt. i.!' j . "', bot v'V-t. will b. deUtered on the lot. at mill Don't Listen To the man that sm. If. '",' I't it ln Vr,, S"f! orl.,. OalyihJg'wlia, Bicycle Repairing Should not U sttsmnted u your wheal look. oh? ,,, h. If rams enata-led. If i, i. y tail have It Ht risht. VI. ta J""" cae will be triflig " io.titti our Experts i1 1 nun gf -"a "tttvyiiuw. OREGON. CO, Phone Red 464 Ninth Street ' Lily White. and juit as (tpnt)pM and tmnuca late as the Easter flower you will find linen laundered at The EopM Laundry. ltd cleanliness and ut factioo that one knows hepretCQtiu irreproachable appearance gives ill wearer that conilnrt not derinbU from wanning an-1 ironing shiftlest-l done. We await your Eaatr order Eugene Laundry Co. Manufacturer .TcJwn, Mining Center ' tvt c, o! to make an iuvestnieot that Pl r or a ieriKi ni Days Only This U only 1.1 Ht,,II..l.l ,h. hanV. of th. either tinUhed or ron,lK lumber price.. S. C- SPARKS. Ulu. Itiver L'ity, Oregon, ttl r 1 I HXT'.TMTJ .81 TM
