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Daily Eugene Guard THURSDAY - , JANUARY 16 ll Popular Brands of CIGARS FOB 8ALK AT Julius Goldsmith's MURD Tiltphona, la Main 111. Weather. sselal Is Bsard. Pertlad, Or, Jo. 16.-T8I aid Friday. threatening with oocaaloaal rain; poeslblj partly asow. Beau. KVITIIa. feed and groosriss at VYhlU's. Dr Lowe oculo-optlolan Eugene. Poultry supplies at free ton Halee. Overtone for wall paper and pal d It J O WalU, iraduata opllalao, En geoe. Hat Tlma stores F L Chambers Bro. d w 7rssh Eastern Oysters. Boibo B Wro. Bea FraatoD Halaa Itook of wall- pa ptr. New Arm: F L Chambers Bro, bard war. Bafora baying raal estate aaa Or on A taTana. Body Fir Wood K L Chambebs A Bbo. Prussian Stook Food at Praatan 4 Hales. pray material already mixed at F L Cbambara A Bro. Jan nay A Mayar, graduate optlalaia Examination free. Cblckan lloa pal at f 1 per gslloa al Preston A Halaa. , Upray pomps all sites aud prleea. F L Chambers Jt Bro. M O Warner tunaa pianos and ..n am, Repairing and polishing, . New Firm F L Chambers A Bro, hardware. daw Llit yoar prnpsrty with Oriwe A Stevens, raal aatata daalara. Tha largest itnok of wallpaper and palnta la carried by Preston 4 Halaa. Long range aballa are etrongeet. F L Cbambara A Bro. d w Perenlal vetoh and otbar winter-sown graaaaaad at dAw F L Cbambara A Bro'a Now la the tlma to apray your trees, One spraying now Is equal to throe In thesaeamer. dw Tha data of tha Treble Clsf concert baa been changed to tha 24th of Janu- ary. If you want to B1E like you ahoald HES, aaa Janney A Mayer, graduate opticians. ' New Arm FL Chambers A Bro Hardware d w A Deep Mystery. It la a mystery why women endure backache, headache, nervousness , elasplassneaa, melaaoholy, fainting aud dluv spells when thousands have proved that Eleotrlc Bitten will quick iy oare euoh troubles. "I suflered for years with kldaey trouble" wrltea Mrs Phebe Charley, or Peterson, la, "and a lama back pained me so I oould not drsea myaelf, but Electrlo Hitters wholly cored ma, and, although 78 jreare old, I naw am able to do all my housework," It orarooinN ooustlpa tlnn, Improvea appetite, glvaa perfect health. Only 600 at W L Delano's drug store. Piblic Warihouii Geo T Hall A Bon having purchased and refitted tha Dyalnger property, are now prepared to eollolt all kinds of etorege at reaeonabla rats. Uoodt will ha Insured If desired. Fresh Covi for Salt. Hevera) trash oowe are oOered for sale at reasonable rates, Apply to or ad raaa H EBabin, I5S OakBU SOME 1i Ibe fine f ranulaled sugar f 1 00 Ilia pink Leans, 1V0 0 lbs Hayo beans, 5o H lbs fnwh Kngllah waluuf, rv 1 lb paper shell almonda, lfia S II good green cottes f l .uo 8 Ibe geed roasted ooffee U.OU epkga A and H Hrde, Si&o 1 lb ginger cnape, 10c 1 SO-nar box Kue.oe eeap 6So 1 S-cjml pcul of syrup, bo Try oar l&e routed oome.ll Is as good s any too osflse ever ottered. BREVITIES, The Wendllag sawmill will resume operations tomorrow. Albany hsa vuttd an cigbt-mlll tax to build a naw school bouse. Dry Oak wood $3.75 per card de livered. F L Chambers A Bro. A Freshman party will be given by the members of class baturday evening. Hsnator Fultoa kaa anBouaotd him self as a candidate far the U B senate. Vera Calllson Is new employed as salesman lu Hall A Bon's grocery store. Veraon Company, Uniform Bank, held lie final drill before ssuslar-in last eight, Tbe A mlelllan society of the High Bohool will hold a mack trial Friday evening, Jan 24. B P carpenters todsy made a few re pairs to the leor of the agent's office in the paasengsr depot. The first practice of the oratorio, so ciety rsosatly ergaulzed, was fceld lu the U E oburcb last evening. Mrs B M Wiley sad Miss Bsrtha Fields writ to Pottlaad today. Mrs Wiley will return in a few days, Thestroet oommlMioners today pal lna naw eresawalk on West Elgth street at the Intersection of Cbarnellon, Tke High Bebool stndsnte have de cided ta publish sa "Annual" this year, t300 to be spent In its publics lion. Tba Eloiira postofflce did aearly (3000 werth of buslaese ti e past year. An exoellent showing for a oountry office. W M Davis, lecently out from Vir ginia, Is exhibiting a patent postable farm f suae on the vaoaut lot north of the armory black, Tha Willamette Valley Woelen Uanufaeturlag Co is bavlag station ery printed and the eempany will at enee oommeace aotlva operations. Prof, ssor J A Seattle, principal of the Weston Normal School, will ad dress the students of the University at assembly next Wednesday, Jan 2J, at 9 :60 am. A Yerlngton, the Ninth street drug gist, has secured the agenoy for "alls rtiulth," ana of tha best 6 cat cigars ou the market, aad lies reoslved a largs supply of tbsm. Hlx al the principal stockholders of the Booth-Kelly Lumber Co will ar rive In Uugane tonight to attend the aaausl meeting uf stockholders which occurs tomorrow, A man about 45 years old, sorely sllllcted with boils, appllrd to Judge Klurald yeitarday fur saalttauoe aud today was sent to the oonuty poor farm at Thurston. C a) Farrow yssterday brought a fins orange grown ou the farm or bla earn, Mrs Irene Htroag, at Palermo,' Calif, to this ofUce. Mr Fsrrow has this farm on his list for sale. Barney Paine and the Inman keys took a duok hunt Tuesday aad Wed nesday. They killed 1 Jack snipes and SI ducks. It la said the lumen hoys are seleuutd shots. The dauosrs will be pleased to learn that Messrs IMIIsnl, Bvarverud and Uoourau.wbo have Just returaed from an engagement with the Fiaoher A Vau OleveCo, will assist Daly's orchestra at the K of P ball tonight. Jacksonville Times: A number of the residents of Jacksonville, Medfonl aud other towns of the valhy will go to Koasbarg the latter part of this month, for the purpose of Becoming members ef the B P U of Elks. Dre A I wood and Dsy this forenoon performed an operation for the re moval of four uiaraes ef varicose veins on the person of young Mr Awbrey at tba reaideooe of Mrs Bkluner, about four lullea north of the oily. Tke operation was vorv successful, TbetiDAKi) stated that David""! Meomaw, recently appointed poet master at Baker City, waa a brother-in-law of W C Yoran. This la a mis take. Moomaw la a brother-in-law of Al Hembree, a farmer Laua oouuty resident, having married Miss Emma Hembree In Portlaud lu lias. That ALuHauJauK. Chief of Po lice Boott tbla foreuoon lodged In the city Jail four Individuals who were eu- Joylug a happy Jsg together oa the streets. Two of them are employee In usai by lumber camp, one Is a msudsr of ambrallas, and the other eeeoae to have no visible means of support ether than hoboing. The umbrella-mender seeaue to ae the worst one of the let, He has gathsred up quite a number of umbrellas around town and Ihs owners probably will never eee them again. SPECIAL Baking Powder. MlM-an BelillltnK lli liaKlnn Towder , ' v 1 llMn K-hllliiig, It,. i liskiiij.'" lowder j.-,, ii Iban HriiilliuKS Kest Itsklt.g 1'iiw.l.r s.v. lAos-oan K V llaking 1'owdi-r tk) Slates. l&O alste for 1(V). if Inch slate 5o Sue slate 16o PERSONAL. Jasper Wllklns, nf loburg, was la Eugene todsy. E RandC L Williams, nf D iter, are Id the ritj. Dr and Mrs O A Paine went to Portland twlsy. aliss Sins Orrsll Is ooonntd to the boas with Illness. O L HowOr was registered at one o the hotels In Albany yesterday. Siberia Wlthera went to Cottage Grove this atu-rnoon oa buaineee. Alex Pugh aud Cae F Mitchell, of the Bohemia mince, are la the city. W K McElroy and C E Kllogen. smith weat to Iioseturg this aftenoon oa business. Bav O A MeKlnley, of Flerenoe, ar-f rlysd In the elty last evening on tbe Binslaw stage. Jeeeph Plroal returned this after noon from a business trip to Boutbern Orsiion points. Frank Bimms and O L Donaldson, of Hay, Wash, are visiting Mr Dob aldsna's krothsr at Thurston. Miss Ella E Long, of Salem, arrived on tbla afterson's train for a visit with her slster-ln law, Mrs B Long. O E Nicholson went to Portland this afternoon. He expects to return to Eugene and may locate here. Hon R A Booth and John F Kelly returned tbie aflerneon from a busi ness trip to Raseburg and Grants Pass. Mra Phoebe Haghea, of Creawell, who has been visiting bsr bretber, J J Walton, returned home thie afternoon.- Mrs J R WelberbM went to Port land this afternoon to oln ber husband who will opea an ofilce in the metrop olis. Mr and Mrs RohtCooley, of Rrowas vllle, after a short visit In Eugsoe, wanton to Cottage Orova tbla after- uopn, Curtis Johnson, returned this after noon from a businese trip to Juootlon, Harrlsburg and other points in that locality. Mra 8 Rlgdon, familiarly known re Aunt Zalpala Klgdoa, la visiting at the resltfsnoe of Mr and Mrs A M Hendrleks. J T Irish bookkeeper for the Booth Kelly Lumber Co at Wendling, Is lu the city while the mill Is Idle for a few day on aooouut of a breakdown. Albany Democrat: B B Koesuian. ofEug-ne, a former neighbor of the father of the Demoerat aian at Hprlnii Valley; Mine, was lu the oily today on his way to Philomath to visit his brother. Rev Roeaman. James A McKlbhen, editor of the Henainr, the K of P paper, published at Portlaud, la In the olty and will at tend the muater-dn nt Vernon Co, Uniform Rink, tonight, Hon W F Matlack, of Pendleton, la in Eugene vixltlng his brother, Hon J D Matlock, n'.her relativeaand friends. Mr Matlock has large luterests also In Alaska. "Mill" spe.it his boyhood days In Eugene. Mm Emma Thompson aud Miss Htella Pitt Dnrrla attended the wed ding of Dr Frank F Bnedecor, of Ala bama, and Miss M Breymau, at Helena last night, Mlsa Dorrla randsrtd a solo while Mrs Tbomreoa seoured tbe thimble. t'ol Will E Rsprnn and Ool Plum mer, of tbe Washington brigade, Uni form Rauk, K of P, arrived up from Helen this afternoon to muater In Vernon Co tonight. The newly or ganised company at Balem waa mus tered lu by these gentlemen last night. A numbernf the 32nd degree Masons of this olty will attead big meetings of the Scottish Rights aad Myatle Hhrin- ere at Portland tomorrow night and Saturday night. Dr D A Paine, J F Kiiklnaon, 8 M Yoran and R MoMur phey went down this afternoon, F L Chambers baa already gone, and Oeo T Hall will go Baturday. MoTHKR'a Mamma. -There were 17 mot here gathered at the Geary school hnuae the 16lb Inst tu meet the oall of Dr HsoliriolL Home subjects had been asalgued to the dlfereut others by the teachers. Maay things oamwrnlng the wolfs re of the sohnol war dlMUMeri . Mothers ai d teachers U-onme aiqutlnted and a grneral good time waa eajoyed by all. Chi ha Lii.v Hi'mu. Fine China lily bulbi for .ale at the Famous. Oscar Person, closed hla Clab saloon last night, hla license having expired and vm not renewed yealerday. It la .probable that be will sell out and tbe p''e will be re-opened. PRICES. Remnants. BIO LINE TO CLOSE. It"nrn hr w- hve a large line I r'xrtu nmvv h.kkiku u.n. lr. I A KK, lo .-i.eet a hargtin. Special Bareains in Shoes. ('till Irvo1, $1 u) dio. for T&o iTtunei. s hm r.t ,6o Wotiirii's he?y r light shi e f I ()r tVoesen'e II M h.arv shoes hr II 15 IS.iV' h.t. ? K, SI il Men' $1 W alines fot St 00 THE SOCIAL REALM. Arrangements are Iwi'ig made In' a grand concert and ball to lie given Jolotly by the University of Oregon glee club aud the Fourth Regiment band in tbe armory pavilion ou the evening nf Jsn 31-c 1'heM are tu goue'a foreajo., tptu-i organizations and have suti m tfl- ipittlon far and wide for n.- r .eiemlid music Tbe program wl I .ii-t of tbe beet numbers from tue rtportoire of both organizations, and the daoea to be given after the program vill he a very enjoyable sllair. TO AID WILLAMETTE VALLEY Western Oregon Will Hate Com mon Settlers' Kalis With Portland and the Sound. Utneral Frelicht and Pasiwnger Agent Miller, of Ihe Houlli'rn Pa cific, he announced ihst settlera1 rales arranged for nrxt arch and April v .il ajp) to ail i 'iu a on tbe lines of ihe Boutbern Pacitio in Ore- gen. This applieation will La madr only through Portland, snd It will be la aonneniinn with tbe Union Paeitl and OR AN. Eugeas and every other point on the Southern Paclfi lints in Oregon will be en tbe came basis aa Portland, so far sa the benefit. (if tbe seltlere' rales ae oouorrued There will he no extra charge for the ride beyond Portlaad. Thli Is tbe lln-t time .eilljr.' rates were ever applied to Western Oregon making these points ooramou with Pu getbooodand Portland. Settlera lu censiderable uuBubtrs are already earn ing Into the Willamette valley, and thentw ra'es are expected greatly U augment this movement and extend It to the California line. From Omaha and Kansas City tbe settlers' rate to Norh Paolfle common points will be $6 on second elass Urn I ted ticket. From Bt Luis the rate will be 30, and from Chicago $33 Ihese rales will take paoaeogers through to any point nn the Bonthern Paolfio Unas in this stale. Western J Oregon ie exaeoted t profit very great ly from the new arrangement, which will become eOective ou the 1st of Marah aud continue at lsast two months Vote of Thauks. Publishers Guard: At. our last pest meeting, Jmiuary 10, 1902, J W Ueary Post No 7, Grand Army of the Rapunllc, by unanimous vole acknowl edged the many courtesies extended by you to tbe Port and Its kindred or gaulzatlons for years past. You msy be assured that we appre ciate It and wish you unbounded suc cess In yeur enterprising aud straight forward newspaper, tke Guard. Respectfully, EF Chapman, Past Pont Commander No 7. Socialists. Branch No 18, Socialist Party of Oregon, will meet Monday evei lug at 7:80 o'clock Jan 20, In rooms -7 ma 8, Cbrleinen blook, H M Mamvillr, Beo. On a Touk cf Inspection li M. Murphey, president ml the Willamette valley Woolen Maaufaolurlng Co, hfi today on a tour ef luspeetlon of tbe woolen mills at Albany, Ualeiu, Oregon City aid Portland, and will nhi.i pointeraou the management and ran. Bing or ineeee mill to hn applied to the new mill here. While abaeut Mr MoMarphey will eusaire for.,,,.. r , the different deparirueute In the Eu. gene mill. The boea carder and spin, nner will pioksbly come from Graud Forks, North Dakota, Larur Land Dkai. r day E I Frsaler aold 225d acres of the Teal stook farm lu Llnu county to the Wellon Brothers, from Ohio, for $22, 400. Today he sold the J F Msrlli residence property on Weal Hventh Itreet to S E Cole for $1300; alo the Jsmea K Holt larm two milts north of Li.uurg, ts Amos Wilklns.-JOO aor.-e lor $i"00; also the 8 E Colo proper y on E-t Fifteenth street, to Ells B Martin Lnasau Boakdinq Hodbk. 8 H alulk.'j has leassd trass hi. r.ih.f t J atulkey, the well known alulkey oosruing neune on North Willamette street sua will harsafter oonduot tbe eaiue. Mr Mulkee. Hr ..in i..n. ... . few days for 8,.tte wiihm lie ,i,i, to engage lu business. eoooeseaeossooooeoaeocooos Announcement 1 o e o o o PERCIVAL B PALMER & CO. The best Suit and Jacket House in America. Thr mmDUUi Mr Fik will U here In a fW ttfi. A tit lady villi in i aa up to .lt M'lT, SKIKT or JAt KkT well i will do well to th rvrrtil lit!, lkT yvur namewtlh ui wewiU mmtr toa l bis arm'. tw o o o sa AT THE CLERK'S OFFICE. Substance o' Legal Matters Filed Wiib That Executive Today. M rtg WW PC KEAL KtiTATE THAV-KKHf. Alcyone H.il to W L ( libber laid in tutsus, twlug a prt of ibe Chris tian donation land cimui, Ib'iO. G G Warner to Tne Helens Consoli dated Mining A Mil In l.'oili.' n White Wings cisiui lu Bibeois d a trict, $?, Edward and Clara Le yk 'o G G Warner, White Wiugs elaim in Bohe mia dl-trior, 110. FrauuK.M Eutnn lo MreD C Eaton lots 9 and 10 blk 15 Washburne A Mil- liorn's ad to Junctlou Cliy, $1. E ('and Manila ri Haiit-i n Kuud Heorii-bi-eo 4'i hcree in ip 17 r 4 w, $220. PKOBATK OoUKT. Eatate of W P Nit hols. H rt Nichols aa administrator, flies fi-sl scceunt showing total receipts $-11 4-i, dh- buriemenls $99.30; halance m band $112 1-5. Estate of M-ri!d4 Ml,em. G N McLsaB ai aiiiiunlMraior tl.es final account showiug total cash receipts $393 75, difbureements $201 75; bulnnce cash ou baud $201 tl2; untee on naud $1,537 S3; lotal $1729 83 Eatate of O P Knul.le, dtet-a-ed. Hesler Ksulile, administrator flies final account showing essh receipts $2o8, expenditures $417,15; balance on baod $2S0 85. Es ate af Cynthia Montgomer , de ceased. John alootgnmery, executor. Tioit set for flual settlement. A D1VOKCI CASE. Augusta Habrrland sues Albert Haberland for divorce The couple were married In Multnomah county May 29, 1892. E O Potter is attorney for tbe plalutifi. Progress of Cuba. Recent statistic ehow that the ex ports from Cuba have been largely In creased aud the iii.p..rlt- dtcreaeed siuce It came under Auihiic.q rule. This proves that thiogs are in-. ouiiBe more settled. Cubnn csn aiwnvs look bck oa the eBsnge of rulers ss the auccareful turning point in their ca reer. Tne iurniii point In th life of any wise, aickl'or nervous peiron win uiiilouhttdlv be when tliev revolve tody Hunt-tier'-. (Stomach Uoters. lor ailmsnta nf tho alomach, liver end boweh. This splendid medicinw wil cure flitul-ncy, heartburn, belehlug inrilgmtlon, ilvrpeiiKlu aud coiutlon- tion. Thouvaod-, of people have been brought baeli I i healtu by iti u-e dui Ing the pat llfiy year- We therefore urge you to try It. Our private stamp is over ine iiecs ri ine rjottle. The Imperial. ColthgeOrove.Or. Klrst claat HaitiDle room 80x60 feet, well equipped. Kutee SI.OObiiiI $i(IO U"r dv. Eitka iNMJCtMKNTf Will be oQer. etltoall wanting optical work before tbe first ol Kebruiry. I want to do a big bualuesa for the uext two weeks Hnd will make it to your Interest to eive me a call. Over Chambera' Hardware store J o Watts. The fog bus cleared away. An agreeable c!.atige. Cold.forg.v weather lathe mot uuhealthful that we can have. Notice of Final Settlement. VntlCA ia )lAllv nlcun tiaf 13 U VIJ1. i acliuiniHtrtator of ibe est ,te o(W P Nichols, deceased, haB filed bin final account in tbe matter r( said eatait id the county court of miu i-aunmuuij.urOD, 8Ud tliat AlOD- day, the 3rd day of Mwrch, 1902, at the hour of 2 o'clock in the afternoon of that day ha been filed by said court for the hearing of objections to said account aud for the final eeitleiuent ef said estate. Ditti d this IGih day of Jan. 1902. B. 8. NiCHOLR,. , AduiiLiauatjr. L. BlLTEU, Attorney. J. W. KAYS FURNITURE CO EHBALHLRS and FUNERAL DIHECTijRs Ob A Hfiniljrs.m Undertakers ind j 7th sts. tmba'ferj. Cor. A FniHt! Foitiait OR ...A Picture... AS YOU LIKE IT. -" iuaf hi .or JZ7 o o & I) 0 O o o o o o o 10 Per Cent Reduc tion FURNITURE and CARPETS To make room for the largest line of Furniture and Carpets ever shown in Eugene. We will make a sweeping reduction of 10 per cent lor 30 tlays. Kemember we guarantee you the above reduction on every dollar. This Sale will positively be among the first for best selection. J W Kays Furniture Co TROY LAUNDRY' Best work in the city. GARDNER, HESS & DHNNIS 5G2 Olive Street, Eugene. The Hottest Stove in Town is the Boss Air Tight Heater Homathin? entirely- new it air tight construction, HiaQUsonie, durab et and reaewmabie in price. Four tUea. Call aud tea them. . L. Til Bonboniere 39 East Ovi v , ",eB P'". cake snd Sfuhy. ""'""""'rowo wagon, tfl m sr l I I tl 1 1 C. HAMMOND, Propr!ttors c CHESHIRE. Formerly Hammond's U CAFE First Class Bakery Goods, Oysters, Short Orders, Regular Meals. 5,6 Willamette St BARKER QUN VV0RK5 -uy-ue, on.., Long". Ninth St. doiudinuta frtsh every day. Ei item all good, delivered proEptTj .d r-n and mm Phone, Black 47.3. GOING THROUGH. ?n, I"! n.lry will go through Tnur.hirtm two wasHies-woia out as otmpl.tsly f you had worn it, yea,. W. save your ahirt and 1 tare you money. We will tend rycur linen if J0U asnd ua your & EUGENE LAUNDRY 0 Hower & Jennings. Good Cutlery thl kV L,"f c.1Uer'' th" Now this "n.Weforn.CKU"y ""ha". Our cutlery thsUni,.,?, onr"' h- beat maker. IB Mred Utef- 11 mer.d and ten,- a."X W. ISc. 2Ue. av,.35e, , h5Q, 1.7i "" K 90c' tl-W- .lS,l.a, SCISSORS WE HAVE "U at?.,. Vi" WW; W also h.v. carvins t'e k nd ,l,.t !r 0n.'''"ate.l raror. are i'T u.ob "",, " W'"'0Ut mM" 7 Urejjon. BREAKFAST ei.u s iuii eiwi shoe II Ho l H;'r''J that can ! fim -tios. ( W. M. apartment 8S. H. Friendly. 1 t Re PSHAWS Eugene, Oregon, k Billy D Store.