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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard SATURDAY - - JANUARY 11 ll Popular Brands of CIGARS FOB BALK AT Julius Goldsmith's BREVITIES. -TJARO Tiliphone, Ko, Main 131. Weatbei. BeiotalUtoert. Portlead.Or, Jan. 11. Fair tonight; hunday Increasing oloadluees. Bbaui. BBIVITIIa. ! Peed and groceries at While's. Overtone for well paper and pelnta J O WatU, graduate optielan, Eu geae. Hot Tim stoves F L Chambers lira, d w Freeh EasUru Oysters. KodImd tere. Bee Preston & Hales itook of well paper. Before buying rel estate see Gross A Htevens. Body Fir Wood V L Chambiu 4 Bo. Pruselan Btook Food at Preston & Helta. Hprey aaaterlal already mixed at F L Chambers' Bre. Jen nay Meyer, graduate optlln Eiamlaatlea frM. Chicken lice plut II per gatloa at Preston Affiles. New Firm F L Chambers 9t II ro, hardware, daw, MLlit your proMrty wllb Uross Htevias, real estate dealers. Th largest itoiiMif wallpaper nd paluta It carried by Pretton Hales. Long raage shells are atroageet. F L Chambers A Bro. d w Peranlal retch and other wluter-sown graa taed er dAw F L Chambers A Urn' If you want to SEE Ilka you should ' HKK, tea Jaunty A Meyer, graduate utlolans. Deacon's dam tonight. lit Lowe oculo-oplklau fcugene. Poultry supplies at P-eston A Hales. New firm: F L Chambers A Bro, hardware. The northbound train waa an hour lata this afternoon. hpray pom pa all sizes aud prloee. F L Chambers A Bro. The date of the Treble Claf conoert baa been changed to the IXtb of Janu ary. Now la the time tu spray your trees. One apravlng now la equal to three Id the summer, d w Aumsvllle Item: Elder Ware, of Eugene, has just cluaed a protracted meeting at thla place. The Hoseburg Review aaya the second prosecution of Mr Elapaaa, the Eugene reauieryniau, "aniacka of peraecu tlau," The funeral of Frank P White, who died lu Baker county the other day, waa beld thla forenoon at Cottage Grove. Harry Craw, -a nephew of Geo F Craw and well known bare, la now oa a freight train running through Eugene. The Oregonlan of today aaya A C Woodcock, of Eugene, la a caadldat for U 8 attorney to aucceed John Hall whose time hue expired, Drone A Hlevena, real estate dealeri, today put a Una glaaa elgn over the ntrauoe of the atalrway which loada to tbelr office over Kaufluian'e store, An Italian with two huge baara waa In Eugene thla morning but aa Chief of Pollee Hcolt would not allow him to give an exhibition on tbe streets, he moved on. Along with their other Improve- menu mentioned In yesterday's Guard, Hohwerlng A Titua will put In three new up-to-date barber ohalra la the near future. Brown vllle Times: N B Blandish departed yesterday for the Lucky Boy nilue. Nate eouldn't aland the areaaure any longer. He had logo up to the mine to eatlafy himself aa to the loakeof that WOO to flOOO a tan ore that his ooinpaoy has struck. Junction Tirana: Invitations have hnu Issued announcing the approach ing mairlageof Mlaa Martha Nichols to Mr Wm Batman at the realdeuoeof the hrlile'e parents In thlaolty Wednes day evening, January 16. ' yuceo of Hajti Coruiog. The attraction at Tba Parker, Frt day, Jau 17ib, next we. k, will be tbe "Quieu of Hattl," the big muaical diiiiidy, beadH by all star cait of col ornl p-iforuien. The atage aoeue ol the comedy oou- slate of a uitdiej 'f burlesque, vaude ville aad opeia. An Intereatiiig plot runs throughout tbe whole pel forinaoce, la whica eev- eral good characters are Introduced. tba prlueipal ouee being Iboae of a stranded Hebrew and a tramp. Every opportunity la offered by the various situations fur the inlroduirtlou of clever specialties la a legitimate u-auner ; and ifyaud'iuol laugh at Tod Hunter, "the lnealatable tramp," aud Blotaky, the Hebrew, then you have a bad ease of dyspepsia or no sense of humor. Boh am a Telephone Like. Tbe telephone line is now lu good working order aud baa six stations In operation. Connections have been made aud com munications can now be bad from any point Inta Bohemia. The contractors have finished their work and received settlement for tbelr labors and the tel ephone line from Cottage Grove to Bo hemia la dow evolved from an un certainty Into a permanent fixture and la being appreciated aud well patron Ixed. PERSONAL. Entehpbibinq Merchants. -B H Friendly and Hampton Bros are two of Eugene's most enterprising and prosperous merohantlle firms. A large pert of their prosperity Is gslaed by Judlolous advertising. They both eo eupy a good spice regularly in both tbe dally papers and are dow Usiug three timea the amount of apace ua ually used by them, announcing their annual clearance sales. DaxTEB Buiioox, social. A very euaseesful tntertaiomeBt a'ld tohool scclal wae given at Dexter lent even lng, (Jan lutk), for tbe purpose of rais ing funds far an nnabrldgeordlctlouary and other books for tbe library. Nine teen baakata wareseld for $32.10. The sokuol and teacher extend their thanks for the very liberal patronage. The Cascade Coal Mining Co, wbloh Is operating tbe Wllhelru mine near Creawell, baa gotten out and diatrl butad a neat prospectus, with good cuts of the outlets of the lunuel and of the mouth of the shaft It ad lng down to the tunnel. THE SOCIAX REALM. New firm PLChamUraA Bro Hurdwaro d w SOME SPECIAL PRICES. ' Cotton Blankets. lprgood cotton blankets OOo 1 pr exra good blankets 76o 1 pr extra good blankets f 1 26 1 pr extra good blauketa $2 00 Pants. 1 pr mens pante 7&o 1 pr mensuenu 1.00 1 prmeni panta (special) 11.60 1 pr nians pauta 2.00 All good patterna. Shoes. Odds and ends. Bargains on oit shoe counters for everybody at about i price. Men's 14 00 suit for $3 60 Men's to 00 suit for $4 60 Meu's 16 60 auit for 6 U0 Men's heavy 61)0 underwear 40o Men's heavy fcllo awealera 40o Flue lino nobby caps for boys lilo. Cotton Batts. 1 full It halt, good quality 13 Jo Diamond dye per pkg So Comfortables. 1 good comfortable J 12-5 for $1.16 1 extra good comfortable 1.60 for 1.25 1 extra good comfortable I 76 for 1.36 1 extra good comfortable !! 00 fur 1.U6 ' 1 extra good comfortable 2.25 for 1.86 Ax Billy Department Store. ! " ' i Dr J 8 Dale la quite III. Oren Howe la in from bia Cloverdale ranch. Frank Blair returned bone from the north this afternoon. H Kiox.of Hpringfield, waa a caller at this office th's morning. C F Mitchell eame down from tbe Bohemia mines this afternoon. E P Tobln, of the Paclflo Paper Co, left for the North tbia afternoon. Kev J F Tout want to Pleasant Hill this afternoon to preach tomorrow. Boy Kelly, of Oregon City, arrived Dp today to re-enter tbe University. Harry Thompson, of Eogere is at tending the normal school at Drain. O W McLeau aad family have moved to Eugene from Camp Creek to realde. Ir O H T Atwood went to Fall Creek tbla eveuiug oa professions.' business. B M Donahue la furnishing roeats Id the Chriemaa block over tbe Ex press office. Mrs Eliza Parker of Albany, Is In Eugene visiting at the reeldeace of Mrs M EOay. Carl Ogleeby went to Creswell this afternoon to load produce od tbe cars for L O Bkeels. Col J A Burliagame went to Port land thla morning to take a course of treatment in a hospital. Dr F M Day has gone to tbe Dead- wood country to attend tbe old gen tleman Haight who is quite ill. Miss Ora Reed .teacher la tbe Eu gene publio sobools, went to Junction this afternoon to spend Sunday. Mrs U A Test, after a two weeks' visit lu Eugeae with her daughter, Mra M H Barker, returned to Portland this afternoon. Independence Enterprise: H B Damming, formerly a skoe-maker of the city, but now of Eugene, came down on Monday's bott and Is visiting with hit niece, Mrs Ella Irvine. Mlaa Nina Ostrander went to Cottage (trove this afteruoou for a few days' visit with ber parents. Miss Carrie George, of Med ford, who Is hereon a visit, la taking Mlaa Oitrana'er's place as opsrator at the Postal telegraph ofllce. C II and J H Thompson and Ed Lahrlt arrived in Eugene today Irom Fargo, North Dakote, with two car loads of farming implements and stock Thay will locate iu this county. Mr' Labrle hM puruha ed a farm out weat of bare, be having been here several months ago. Tbe Imperial. Cottage Grove, Or. First class Sample room 30x 60 feet, well equipped. Rates $1.00 and $3.00 per dav. Dikd. Joseph Bond died at tba borne of his brother-iu law, Anderson Harlow, aorots the river from Eugene, -Wednesday, January t, aged 47 yean, ofeanoer, Mr Bond was the son of the pioneer Baptist preacher, Elder Bond, and was toru across the river from Eugone at tbe old Bond home bow the Linton hopyard place. He was a deaf mute. The intermeut loek place at the Eugene I O O F cemeter; at 1 o'clock this afternoon, Elder J C Klclianlsnn oouduoting the funeral servleea. It waa MeKlnley Day "' Women's R-publicau 1'a'riotlo League this afternoon. Mra E Hchwarxschl d entertaiofd tbe league at her Iwme, oorner Et Eleventh and High etrete. After the uuil nutineof buslueea an intere-tlng program w rendered, consiatlug of an original pa per entitled "America's Msrtyr.il Presidents, Liuooln, Garfield aud Me Klnley," by Mrs Agne McLlroy, ana a trcitatlon, Wbilller's "Angels of Bauna Vista," by Mrs Wji Presto:: At tbe calling of the roll the answers were given iu quotations from the late President McKluley. MreSchwarz aehlld provided a splendid luncheon. At the meeting uf tbe Amiciiian so olaty of the high school last night the Chinese immlgralioa question waa d bftted aud was decided in favor of the negative aide of tbe question. Mr Evaua introduced a aeries of resolu tion which called forth considerable discussion and some very good points In parliamentary law. Htewart Mc Queen, Ruseel Ellauakeraud Paul John son took part on tbe pregram. . . Eagsne Lodge, B P O Elka, will give a stag aoeial la their ball Friday evening, Jan 4. Each mem bar has the privilege of recommending to tbe oommittee tbe name of one frieod to be invited and the oommittee, consist lag of L T Harris, Heinous WThomp son and Walter Rosa, will teud out the invitations. a a Tke eighth grade at tbe Geary tebool held literary and musical exer cises yesterday afternoon. The follow ing pupils took part: Bert Campbell. Llojd Blekers, Leda Allen, Pearl Hawthorne, Earl Small, Flora Bowder, Ollle Burton, Oscar Brewster, Hazel Humphrey and Fay Jennings. . . Alter the performance last night tbe members of the "Santiago" troupe en joyed a banquet at the ChcIiou Cafe. Merriment reigned supreme for an heur or more. a . Dracon'a regular weekly dancing party will be beld at tbe armory to night. Good music will he furnished. Santiago's Rbpropuction. The reproduction of Santiago at the opera house last night by Eugene's beat am ateur performers attracted a f ill bouse and tbe play was a financial as well aa an artistic success Those who wit nessed holh performances seem to be of tbe opinion that the one lint night wa better than the first one, whloh is aaying a good deul. A new feature put on last night was tbe specialty eoug between the eecond and third aols by MlsaeB Mabel Craw aud Nina Oetrander, Impersonating colored ladles. They responded to a hearty enoore. Another feature of the even ing was the blowiug up of the fort in the third aot. This piece of work was planned for the first performance, but tbe bomb failed to explode. Married. At the home of the bride's uncle, Mr Jonie Cooley Dear Cottage Grove, Wednesday, January 8, at high noon, Mr Virgil D White and MiaaJudaC Cooley were Bulled in enertlagp, Rev Wallace nfllolatlug. Ciiia Lily Hulbs Fine China Illy huihs for pale at the Famous. 10 Per Cent Reduction on... FURNITURE and CARPETS To make room for the 'largest line of Furniture Carpets. ever shown in Eugene. VVe will make a sweoi . i H i L I OA .J I reduction 01 iu per ceui iur ou ua) s. liemembcr we guarantee you ine above reductii every'dollar. This Sale will positively be among the for best selection. J W Kays Furniture Cc ot AT THE DHIYERSITY. Football Manager Chosen Yes terday Evening. - This Sale will last only 30 Days OUR GREAT JiMjifatf,, a Iobh ingg ilali 1 1 1 i j i ii I a ib! an aaaaaaMeaaasaiiiKaaaaaaaia.aiaaBaaaaBa.i EVERY MAN, WOMAN OR CHILD Who Bpend8 even as much as one dollar for Clothing, Hats and Furnishing Goods at any other store, during this great SALE poiitivoly throws fully one-half their monoy away. Remember when you buy hero it is at tho right store whore it is never too lato to male a wrong salo right. RIGHT HERE b where we demonstrate that wo most liberally for every step you take. pay you Ladies and Misses Jackets and Capes, A law tuura left lh.1 u.u.t I anld at about i Ism lhaii mIIuuj priifa. All ihata awauaar la eveiy ttfavt, we have Uiam. A hw Uai aad taatun, the net !U'ka aail Uluaa, TW Jeekete at this prk (ma Dot halp bat to, se be tun tu b eeum .Ua tint. DRESS GOODS. Nat aipaaalTa, r4 elut. s.4U eoliaa waene La prune raaaiim Irom 12cto $1.99 Panllaa,Vsaatlaas Chslte,rne.UM, Avium, aad era pa ltlha ail at a I Oueliua (ma 10 W U per oast. Da aot fall to are our mfcUaa weight IW all til year are and wear elo w.lfhhi heavy aaova-b fuc talk aaada dreaaee. CLOTHING. Astounding bar gains in men's suits, over coats and pants. Hr. .bort !tU Ivi 'l' .nil, in W IwYvarWtT of Ul. Bljle ttWtaa IMll Orr 8tril.t tulU ! Oil now 5( W 1IM Stvr IHua .uila M n.'w Sr, 1M l a.t.1 llliia anil. now 4iM TV J Hlkiiiiia Tl aw .Mil VVt nik r.ofT V.ll 1.1 .... IV (HiSI tllk WilJ a-l no V OJ TIIK.ai: AP.K hv;t .v OW Ol'K HAIalAINS. "Bang-up" Jackets at Bang Domn PHIGES Prices on all Furs, no bject. CARPETS. A visit to this department will convince vou that we j mean business. Wilton Velvets, Extra Supers All Wool Art Squares Linoleums Oil Cloths and Lace Curtains. UNDERWEAR- Whal k, Tau tav Xo bujlujl warw wialtr ua.irrwMr ail kikhI nimt (Uvkiuf alakolasala aU-m i lraa, n n Haul I a.wrMi(rta .oj Prevail 4V eeoh Mm'. Jr j KlMwt l aHar .sirt.. n.l Pra wi-ra, 4.V rard. M.a. N'.tMral W.vl I'nar Shirt. W HAVK IMiKK Iki lN IN IJlilililM AM) llAll- Ladies Tailored Suits. Mlf.ttliai Uil.,ri ,.. i ,., cioitif. .nil , . . rT l' caul ,.. l0, r'fM.i nut n-f ,l..-.,l.l,Sr.,M uara. "I tht t:uug Domestic Goods. ball bvhft (,.r a l,w t, raaf.t a tntl wUfr ' I'n.n BMI.aWB Prices tmgmi from 46 cents upH to $2.50 a yd. M The same cut in tositlin. PMIL0L00l ELECTIOB. Tbe Philoloclan Bociaty met Friday night with a good attendance. Mr J Tenjpletnn cava a deolamatloa followed by an extemporaneoae address by Mr Gray, subject, "A vaoation at Uourg." Mr McArtbur revived tba currant eventi. The debate was on tba sul- Jeot. "Resolved, tbat Ua U 8 should adopt a system of ship subsidies." Tbe affirmative was upheld by Mr Hemeuway and H Stockton, tbe oegativa, oy Mr Tomilsoo and Mr Fisber. Tbe debate was threwn open to tbs bouse and Messrs Gray, Blytbe and Moulton pofee from tbe floor. Tba president briefly sumoserized tbe debate aud rendered his decision In favor of tba negative. Election of officers waa then taken up which requited as follows: Prealileut, Oauar Onrrell Vice President, E N Blytha Secretary, J Templetou AnlntaBt scoretary, W V TomlineoD Censor, Qoodall Editor, U C Galley Librarian, C Gray Hergeant-at-Arme, A Eaton From Ilia enthusiasm shows at thla meetlng.society work will receive mora attentioa and better programs will be prepared. Tbe members of the junior clans have begun preparation! tor the '03 Webfoot, whloh Is expected to appear on junior day, Friday, May 2. Tbe editorial staff consists of Harvey B Eensmore, editor-in-chief, with MIhs 8'byl Kuykendall, Mias Bonis Ban naad, Mlis Alloe MoKinley, Kalph fenton, Thomas Gilbert and Thomas Williams, assistants. Condon R Bean Is business manager, with Horaiir Watts, Miss Ruby Hendricks and Fred Htockton as assistants. A special fea ture of tha '03 Webfool will be pen and ink sketches and cartoon, Ralph Fenton and A A AtklDson doing tte wora. cash prizes are Oaiog oflertd for contributions in the shape sf storks and poems, and it is expected that this year's annual will equal .like pro. duciiuns of the Eastern colleges. The Laareans met last cvenlagin nhort session with Mr Wold In the ouai-. The prognm of tha evenlDg was postpone 1 until next Friday and the evenlnn was darotad to discuBsioce oonoernlBK means to renovate and r cuperata thej Laurean Society. M treient literary society work at tte University is at a very low ebb, a state ef affairs most propitious'y detrimental both to the Interests of tke University and tba work of tbe stuJents. With tha coming of the new year, the Laureana have taken a step to put society to the front. A committee wss aprointed to revise tbe constitution "d by-laws. The society will bere sf.er be exclusive and will be run on a strict financial and parliamentary basis. At the meeting ol the atbletlo board of the a-.oclated students yeitrrday vaiilng Elmer M Wrleht was Pieced meingeroMheUOfnotBel! team f0r ' 04 MrV-Ub.iarg,ere1 fr, '. iBlon, 0-eon, and entere.1 tha Cnl-i var-lty in Sept-mher, 19. His reo-rd ! 'u lent, inniigri net ha- Uen fo1. PLACES OF WORSHIP. MEChurch-B F Rowland, pj aerviceaut tna Humphrey Un,, ol ti onuron tomorrow as follow, o'olock, class meeting; in.45 HJ by the pastor; lubj o., "Tbs iJ tion or tne i r.,,." 22 t Sunday aohool; 3:30 p m 1 League; 6:15, p 111, IntermedltJ Renlor Leagues; 7:30 p m, term-,: Prealdlag Jfilder Rev T B Fori, Speolal musio by the choir it morning and evening service. are cordially Invited to any or J these services. u r unuren-u N Wall, naita tbe C P ohurch there will be kI tomorrow as followB; Preaohlni a m and 7:30 p m; Bunday ictal 10 a m.' Preaehlng at 7:30 p m di tbe coming week. The publie U ally Invited to attend ail these ier Dr .Driver'! Bible ClassDr if lectures on tbe Bible every Bunds ii o'oiock in tbe east room of thi I cburob. These leeturee are InorJ iu i uterest rud popularity, numbers are attending. The , cordially invited. Baptist church Sunday scbi Wain; preaohing at 11 a m; tu "What will a Man do with Evening eervloea: B Y P U at preaohing at 7:30; subject, ' will God do with a man;" A d invitation Is extended to all to these servloea, First Presbyterian CnurcQ-PJ R Henderson, D D, pastor. Si school 10 a m. Preaohing ssrvM m and 7:30 p m. Young f meeting 6:30 p m. The specltl of meltings will be continues! week. Eplspooal D E Loverldp, Bunday sohool 10 am. All othaj vices as usual morning and srti U B Uhuroh J T Merrill, Suaday school 10; preaching Hi deavor 6 :30; preaching 7:30. Christian Church Morton pastor. All regular servlofs. dial weloome for all. Congregational Cburh Mao lace, minister. All services " A weloome ta all. Public School Examiaatf The Eighth Grade publio amlnatloo will be held Febnia) 6th and 7th, 1902. This sunt can be taken at the office of 111) superintendent or In the sevens) of the county. Teaohers aaurt of questions please notify nM'l Jan 9, 1902. W M MlU County Bupt off '1 ','.) iIvp riitnilTrJ tWiLm and FUNERAL Ot 1 Dat fi Kcnuarinn. OnJsrii En'taiftiers. Lor. WiL vtd 7th til A Faithful Pom OR ...A Picture. AS YOU LIKE IT. xceptional, Aij.crns Kr A'ter an v..u.7 i-nn-miatksra' court ad l"J ed laat av,lu um th B r II 1. ai a.. Al ..,r.,.ng wnich occurs on the "eoueea.y n ,,b,0,r,. Auh, eealun lust adjonmed a large amount f builnesa was traotaoied. Beeidea II'-iiiic Hie usual lumber of bills "ni g Lfttt'ons for new roads, raad 'l'lra ate, the furt rad lbs auual re. "'t from tbe Mad au;ervianrs of the . j j ni.incia throubout the roanty 3 1 M,r""""f iudgta and clerks rf election j : i d jutor. to serve at the circuit court Jtfur.iiK the eusuicg year. NEW ;year... Rlnk Rftikf. Oifire? Suppl'8 Pen Carbon Lei Books, . i Th Beat of Inl Typewriter J Paper and Crj SchwarzschilJ 1 1 .