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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene (iuard BREVITIES. PERSONAL. FURNITURE FACTORY THE SOCIAL REALM. 10 Per Cent TUESDAY - - JANUARY 28 All Popular Brands of CIGARS yOU BALK AT Julius Goldsmith's BJARD Telgphane, H Main HI. Weatber. Portland, Or, Jn. 2.-Tooljbt aod aod Wadoasday probably cloudy. Not so aold Wsdoesday. Bials. BBVITIK. New firm p LCbauibtrs Bro Hardware w Dr Low ocuio-opUclan Eugene. Kaed ad roosrles at White's. 176-1 .ared tablets &o t tbe FAMOUS Poultry supplies at J'waton A Halea. O'srtoos for wall paper nl paints I O WatU, graduate optlolan, Eu gene. Hot Tim itoTM F L Ohambsrs Bro. d w Bee Preston & Hales (took of wall paper. Prussian Btook Food at Preeton 4 Bale. New Arm i F L Chain ben & Bro, hardware. Laldea' fiseord Hue boee at tbe FAMOUS. Before buying real en tale aee Gross A HteTeua, Chicken lloe paint 1 per gallon at Prrstrm & UalM. body Fir Wood K U CHAMBKHfl 4 Bro. Bpray material already mixed at F L Chambera A Bro, J.ouey Meyer, graduate optlolana. Jiiamlnallou free. New Firm F L Chambers Bro, hardware. dw. The large! atook of wallpaper and pelut la carried by Preeton Halea. Dry Oak wood $3 75 per oord de llvired. F L Chambers A Bro. II O Warner tunes pianos and uritans. Repairing and pollening, tut your property with Urote Btevens, real estate dealers. Lot S block 1 Rbelton's addition for ale obeep. Make offer, M H Knebel, 878 Hast 8rd street, north, Portland, Now 1 the time to spray your trees. One sprayiug now Is (quel to three In the u miner. d w Tbls la the season ef the year to buy and sow yeur fertiliser. Moon will give you price ou laud plaster at prion tbt you can sllrd to buy. Huosrlor sUsi range, fitted with hot ooll Is guaranteed to have a (Ulck oven, bre them at d PL Chambers Bro's. For Pirfiollon, whole wheat, gra ii.m r and buckwheat Hour, ooro meal, germea, wbeat fiakta, oat flakes, r.,lld oatr, eto, etc, go to Mooo s reeo. Blore. Local Teachers' Institute. The QUA D basraoelTed a program ol a local teaoheru' lastltule to be held tn Cottage Grove Jan 81 and Feb 1. Revrral Xugaa people are on lb pro gram which to as follows i ATOBDAY, riBRDAHYl. President J B Oreutt, ofraln,"Tb Mitbod of Teaoblng and Bludylng Qsographj." BuperlnUndent AFBeohdolt, ofEih gene, "The Tnree R's. County Superintendent Miller, paper, AVTBDHMIf, Miss Xthsl Q Kelty, paper. Dr Henry D Sheldon, of the U O, paper. MtateBuperlutandent J H Acksrman, 'ohool Graduation." SATURDAY KVENIRO. LOture, Btata Haperlnlendeat J H Ackerman, FOUND. A bracelet was found In tbe Christian oh u roll Monday nliht. Owner sail at i his eflue, pay for this otic and get the property. SOME It lbs fine granulated eager II 00 6 lbs pink Leans, tbo ' t lbs lisyo beano, li&c 11 the fresh Kugllsh walnut, 26c 1 lb paper ehell almonds, loo 9 I tie good green entire II .10 8 lbs soi 4 rooeied oofWtl.oo pkg A aud H Hods, aw 1 lb g'liger sii'.ps, 10c 1 Hu-bar box Koaeue snap 6So 1 S-gal pail of syrup, 8to Try our ISc roasted enfne.ltleasgoid as any Uc colleo ever offered. k Billjf Corasrt Concert CoDoert Joint Conoert Olee Club and Band. Docks galore in tbe market. Roy' suits at half price at J V Kanfl wau'a. Fire Incbe of snow fell at Forest tiros yesterday. The Snake river and middle Colum bia are frozen up. Turee pairs of ladles' buee for 2osnla nt J V Kau 11 man's. Hoe our fine line of Cbloa sups eed nauosrs at tbe FAMOUrJ. Concert Friday evening at Armory Hall. Aduiiasiou 60 oents. A new line of ladiw' kid gloves Just reoelved at Buckner A Clevscger's. Bpeclal on ladles' wrappers, 75 oenU each. J V KAorruAN. Fascinators, knitted shawls and baby hoods cheap at tne FAMOUS. Beats are on sale at Corner Drug store for the oonuert Friday evening. Linn Woods, formerly of Eugene, Is running "thirst parlors" at John Day City, Grant county. Ths Native DauKUters will bold a regular wetting ia Ellin' Hall tonight A full attendance of members desired. The Ladle Aid of tbe First Christian church will bold a market at W B McrUnney'e grocery store, Feb 1, 1902 Will M Morrow, plumbing and sheet metal work te order. Good work and reasonable price my specialty. No 411 Willamette street. Dr J A Lambrrsoo, the wall knows pbyslolan of Lebanon, sulsrd a severs truke of paralysis Baturdsy night His utlre right side Is paralysed. Tbe marriage of Maurloe Moore and Miss Ferula Kirk, both of Walton proolnot, wll' be solemnised at the Catholic oburob In this city tomorrow morning at 8 o'olock. Deacon Davis has been engaged to Instruct ths msmbers of the Creswell dauolag club in the latest movement la tbe msiy whirl. He will saaks rsgnlar trips to that village. J J Polll, the Janitor at tbe U O, bad bis right band pretty badly sosldrd by soaping steam from a broken radiator at the gymnasium yetterday. Tbe flesh waa pretty badly oooked but Jaok is on duty as usual today. Canyon City, Or, Eagle; "Weovr. lookd the arrival of Mrs L L Wblte, wlfeofDrL L White. Bbe arrived early last week Irons Portland." Mrs White ia well known In Eugene, being a neloo of the Masdamas Hodman. Valentines, fanoy and ooinio at tbs FAMOUS. A government expert who has been fisurlug on the amount of timber In Oregon plaeta the figures at 384,0o8,. OUO.UUO feet board measure. Lana county Is credited with the greateet amount, 2,I46,0U0,UVU frst Hlienaan oouuty has none. r-aUin Htatman editorial: The University of Orsgou loir two able Instructors by the resignation of Prof, Wsshburu and Krsalcr. Piof Wash' burn lifts aoiwpted a more luoratlvt posllliia III Uulvrrslty of Mlanssnts and l'rof Kessler will probably return to publlo sohool work In which hs has been very euooseaful. CHARGE FOR SAMPLE ROOMS. Local Hotel Keepers Follow Ex ample of Others. On and after Feb. 1st drummer who do bullosas lu Eugeas will be oom pelled to psy for sample rooms. T N Hegar, proprietor of the Hotel Eugene, and W O Zlgler, proprietor of the Hcflaiau House, have entered lulo an egreeueut to charge for tbe use of their sample rooms, beginning on the data mentioned above. Hotels In sevsral other oltles In ths vallsy hs'rs begun to obsrge for tbelr ample rooms and tbe custom ha boon In vogus lu all California oltles for a long time. It to no more than right aud Just that ths saaapl rooms should be paid for. Tbe hotel men ore at onntldsra. bleexpeas In rentlug the rooms aud by charging for the uee of them It will help pay tb expense In keeping theui up. China Lily Hulks. Fine China Illy bulbs for sale at the Famous. Wall paper. Clearance sal. All styles at Met belore new stock onme In, K I, Chambers A Km. d w SPECIAL Baking Powder. i ll-oaii Bchllllngs Heat llaklng Powder 1 lli-osn Bchillinga Bret listing I'owdrr 1) l-. ., Shillings Beet Baking r..M der Ji.timu K C Baking Powder ..... Slates. IV'J slate for 10e. "ill lneh elate 6d Jc slale 16c SV SSc t&c am Department Store, A J Babb Is a llltls bsltor today. Krneel Ullatrsp la antne from Her- risbarg. John Yarnell weot to Coltaara drove tbl afternoon. W J Roy oame homo from Harrls- bnrg thla afternoon. Mrs Hugh Hampton returned from Qoeben this afiaruoon. Mrs W T Csrnpbell returned from Creewel! this a ternooD. Geo H Kelly returned borne from Poitland tbln afternoon. Mr and Mrs Tommy Wheeler came down from Haginaw tbia aftoruoen. Otto Gllslran, wa learn, Is working oa a paper at North Yakima, Wash lle Gertrude Mouth worth returned home to Cottsge Grov this afternoon. Henry fJIbbe baa gene to Lusky Boy to work as cook for tbe mining orsw. Dave Markiey and leaao Taylor re tamed to O .ttaga Grove this altsr- neon. Frank Page U bom from a vleit to Seattle and Everett, Wash. Ho says both towns are lively. Mr and Mrs John Iagbam left tills afternoon for Ban J'ise, Cal, to spend the remainder of tbe winter. Mrs P H Hatch, of Portland, came np on the afternoon train to visit bsr daughter, Mrs 0 F Rohweder. Mrs A L Bonsy. of Goshen, who ha' been vary III, came dowa on tbe after noon train for a visit with relallvea. Miss Carrie George returned last night from a vleit In Portland, Bbe will leave for Medford about Friday, Tbe people of Bluslaw are maklug an effort to have a life eating station es tablished at the mouth of that harbor. Mrs A B Psnoe and little eon, Rich ard, of MoMlnnville, are visiting at tbo borne of Mrs Pence' mother, Mr J hi Bbelley. Chaa Taylor baa returned from visit with hie parenta on tbo Bluslaw and will leave soon for his horn at Weston. Jadge Btephen A Lowell, of Pendle ton, arrived In Eugene oa tbo after noon train and will lecture at the Unl verelty tonight. Miss NsllloGllfroy will leave Balam eoon for Uozsman, Montana, to aooept a position In a large mercantile estab llehment there. Mrs F M Bnlvsly, of Cuba, III., who has been visiting rslatlvee In Engeno, left tbie afternoon for Col ton, Cal, to epend tbe remainder of the winter. Loretl McCall, one of the Guard's typos, Is at Pleasant Hill today attend lug the funtral of bis oousln, Mrs Haivey Viiioeat, who died there yes terday morning. Mrs Dr Grsy and son and daughter, of Portland, who stoppsd ofl In En gsne on their way homo from Cell forsliovl.lt Mrs Gray's niece, Mrs Olive Adsms, went on homo today. Rev M L R aud family left this afternoon f r tbalr uew homo In Taennia. They were econmpanlad to the depot liT a Isrice uumtier of their frlende who sang ' U"d Me With You Till Wo Meet Aaalu," as the train pulled out, Mrs i'eter Nye left Ohio elx dsys ago but has not arrived home yet, nut. withstanding other etalernent'. Bnow lias undnu tedly delayed her ae It iiually only takee lour daya to make the trip. Her eon and a nephew ac company ber. THIRD OK THE COAST. Oolr Two Larger Lumber Con' cerns Than the Boolh-Eellj Co. Ueo M Cornwall, publisher of tbo Columbia River and Oregon Timber man, a monthly magsalne prluted at Poi tland lu the Interest of the :l urn ber trade, made the Guahd office a brief but pleaeant eel! yesterday evening. Mr Cornwall get out a eplendld publ!. oatiou and la certainly entitle to the large patronage wbloh bo reoelv'. Iuepeakiagofthe Bwth-Kelly Co. Lane sounty'e big lumber concern, Mr Cornwall, w ho la la a position to know elated that the company dees blgser business lb . n any oiher In tbo state and ranks third ou tlieooaat, only two in Vfaablugtou being larger. But few reallas tb Immensity of ths business esrrlsd on by lbs Bonta.-K.vl. ly Co aud the Urge amoant ol lumbr sawed by the tour big milts In the county. Long range sheila are etrongeet F L Chamber A Km. d w PRICES. Remnants. BIO UNE TO CLOSE Hrmenilirr we hev a large line n( r.. i ia nrvAH r K.U urt DKUW KA K, to oiue at a bargain. Special Bargains In Shoes. Child reo's II .00 shoe fur 74o Wouu'shofor76o Wuiuen's heavy or light shoe 1.0t Woron s II 60 heavv shneo for I1.D6 boys' shoes 7ncaad 11.00 Mens' l &0 shoe for II 00 Men's full twk shoo l.a New BnildlDg for Day tS Hender son's Establishment otm or riout mills Day A Henderson have let the oon raot to L N Ronsy for tbe erection of a new building for their furniture factory now located in the building to oe Died ae a drying and picking room for tbe new woolen mill. Tbonewbui fl ing will b located on tbe wf st sids of tbo tall race Juet north of tbs Eugene Mill A Elevator Go's building). Rock for tbe foundation of tbe build. Ing Is now being Imulel from tbe Fairmount quarries, end tbe work will soon Le oomnneed. Tbs build ing will be 44io0 feet lu dliatanlons, ene atory blgb and win be a frame strnoture. The machinery lu tbe fao tory will b operated by aater power ae heretofore aud tbe same wheel will be used. Tbe wheel will be connected with tbe faotory by a lryre oable, elm). lar to the one which operates the pumps at tbe water works, extending from Midgle's planing aalll ADVERTISING PAYS. Business lien Should Subscribe Funis lor a Circular to Be Sent East. Mr Hibble's offer to distribute free any literature furnished ky Eugene through the ten states he expects to visit, Is an oflor we will never have again and ws should not overlook tbe opportunity. A oo remittee appointed from tbe Board of Trade will oall upon the busi ness men tomorrow and It Is to bs earnestly hoped that a unanlmoua and generous reopens will be tendered tbe oommltte and that eaoh subscriber will have decided the matter before tbe committee calls, for It Is no small task to Interview each buiueso bouse of tbe olty. Tbo wrltoup Is to be absolutely do. void of any real estate tendoni tes but is to bo an Impartial statemsat of tbe opportunities offered komeBeekera In tbie section of tbo stale. Bpaoe will bo allowed ever) baslaess man for an Individual advertisement whiob will repay any small saorlfloo be may make In helping this good work. Board of Tkadi. Public School Examination. The Eighth Grade publlo sohool ex amination will be held February 6th, 6th and 7th, 1902. This examination can be taaen at the olllue of the county superintendent or In the several sohools of the ooanly. Teachere deoirlng lists sfqusstlons please notify me at once. JanO, ie.2. W M Mili.kk, " County Bupt of Schools. Nttlce. Beginning Feb 1, 1002, we tbe under. elgaed, will charge for the ne ol samp Is rooms at the rata cfsOo per day. TN Sua Alt, Prep. Hotel Eugene. W O Zbigle, Prop KoOruan House, BlCYLINO AND I CCK HDNTIMa. 1 be pressnt oo d westhsr has made the roads good for btoyollug. 'I hey are hard and dry but a little rough. Yee tarday a resident of thsOoyot country wa isn to oome into town ou hie wheel loaded down with 15 or SO mal lard ducks whleh ho bad killed, and went out with a big load of ammuni tion to kill more. The ducks are very Plentiful during Ibis ktod of weather and thousands are being killed out west of town. Anothik Cak of Machinery. Last Bight another carload of machin ery for the new woolen mill srrivsd nsrs iron nerannt, Men., It being tbe last from that plane. Tne remainder will be from the New England etatea and will be uew maohlnerv. The wo k of getting the building ready f r the mauhluery is being rushed. Btill Bkatinq. The oold weather still holds on to tbo delight of those who are fortunate enough to know how to skate. They have been putttue ia all tbelr spare momenta at ths pa time ever elnco tbe los tieasrue thiol saodgh. The cold will n.-t Ut mucn longer, however. Oar Annual Glearanee Sale Is still going on For (his WEEK we offer all our7 LADIES', MISSES' ami CHILDREN'S JACKETS. at 1-2 Regular Price. SPECIAL SALE ON LADIES" FLANNELETTE WRAPPERS. Thy mutt b mov0 at tU S. H. Friendly. The farewell reoepti n to Rev and Mr M L R ae at the Cbrisllau oburcb hut night was on of the moA largely attended sffsir i f it kiud evei held In Eugene, tbe large attendance indica ting tbe esteem in wblch tbeoe two people are held by the Eugeue public at iarire. The auditorium nut ganerj were completely tilled by the time tne program commenced. ItopeDedwilb tbe aong, "Blest Bs the Tie That Binds." followed by a fervent Invoca tion by Rev Mao H Wallace, of the Cnmrreiratloual cuuicb. Mrs CUre Eoon. asl.lant iator of the cbureh then addrtwd tli audlenos, giving a brief review if Riv aud Mm Rise's work here. VI Ekoo - foi 0td by a pretty dun on the piano aud violin by Miesee Llllisu aud Alicia MoElroy, and Deau E 8udrson spoke on Rev Rose's wnr lu the Divinity School. R v J K Tout spoke of lbs ie ;lring pastor's work in tbe state orgsnl- zstion and ws followed by a quartette by Messrs Lobdell, Patters in, Hoven and Moon. Ber J T Men! 1, of the TJ B oburcb, Rev D E Lovendge, of the Eplioopal oburcb, and Rev Mac H Wallane, of tbe (ongrrgat tonal 0'iurch nil made brief addreesen. At the close of the program, J M Bi.ellry, n behilf of tbe members of tbe church, preeeuted Rev Roes with a handeome bible, and Dr J a) Dale presented Mrs Ross with a splendid silver .es set. Tne Divinity debool student prosaated tbsm with an autograph album In which the names of svsry student ever enrolled at the eobooi were inscribed. Tbe many friends of tbe little pastor and wife then crowded around them and bade them a last goodbye. s s One of tbo pleaeanteat social fuuc lIobs of tbe season was tbs ' at home1 given by Mrs E O Potter at her resi donee at Hixth and Willamette street this after nooc. Tbere- were about 0 lady friends present aud a delightful nfternoon was spent, the prlnolpal feature In the amunement line beluga game of conundrums. The lunobeon wa exqU4lte. Mrs Potter more than sustained ber reputation as an enter- talusr. MrjEllth B Lmion woa installing offlosr st tbs Ladles of tbe Mscuabete' Installation last nigbt. After tbo new offloero bad been duly Invested with tbe powers of their positious a banquet was servsd. J. W. KAYS FURNITURE CO EMBALMLRS and FUNERAL DIRECTORS Da; & Henderson, Undertakers and Embalmers. Gar. Wil. and 7th sts. 1 NOV THAT "The Holiday Rush" U evar w re ivaio ftble tu kttnd to your waoti with UDUHal promptnens. We will m-ither iri patoii Dorpx),noe in ur etforta to tiAH6 nil who fntniit their wurk to Yon my vuturl it will be ttmlei to Vrotverly an t ia a compeUtit tuatiuar. JANNEY & MEYER, Jewelers to the People. A Faithful Portrait OR ...A Picture... AS YOU LIKE IT. MOON'S FEED STORE East Ninth Street, Eugene. Oregon v -ft- OTiKur Reduction FURNITURE and CARPETS T,rniLr rnnm fnr the lartrest line of Fnm.hiM . n . clif.tt-n in TT.nrpi.rV reduction of 10 per cent for 30 every dollar. This Sale will for best select. n. J W Kays Furniture Co TROY LAUNDRY Best work in the city. GARDNER, HESS & DENNIS 5G2 Olivo Street, Eugene. The Hottest Piove in Town is the Boss Air Tight Heater Something entirely new la air tight construction. ' Handsome, durable, and reasonable in price. Four aizea. Call and eee them. . L. TUM Bonbon iere 39 East Ninth St faHi1wt5. w?!dillK "nd Pf rd"! try our celebrated Home (). w. Cook,e"' P. "ike. and douKbnutsfrtnh every day. Extern earefuUy. W a' Wn WSB"', fJ1 Booda delivered Promptly and T sr T I a. r a i nr-ivn C. HAMMOND, Proprietor., C. CHESHIRE. Formerly Hammond's CACHOU CM and EMI FirstCI ass Bakery Goods, , Oysters, Short 0 rdcrs, Regular Meals. " 5lu.Will.mttte St; Phone.lBlstk.MT.S. 8 LiP-1 rsm B B, '11 :. vrs. CU tlCt' Lf) ,.sj BARKER QUN WORKS "Pene. Orecrnn . on... We will mnlra o ov..,. days. 0 positi vely be among the first Long. GOING THROUGH. A care! ew laundry will go through yourtdurtin two waaintw worn outaa c.mpletety aa if you baa worn it year. We save your ihit and nave yno money. We will lend for ynur linen if you t?nd ui your -tS? EUGENE LAUNDRY Hower & Jennings, Good Cutlery I th lind oF cutlery thst cull. K uthekintUf cutlery wi have. Oor cntm tli. ITnit.1 stjttAM. Tt ift hftmm i ui.-Mie lor u. ny one tn iiiw , nitwl stjtb. Tt mi hftmmeRil w lierej bv the latest ncientitie pr Pocket knives at 10c, 1"k:. --1c. 4", fiOc. IKV, toe, 75c, 85c,' 90o, 15 1.60, ?1.75.' SV., SCISSORS WE HAVE A a- . 1,M tine.t you ever h, We aim hs 0 carr1' -U t low prices. Our celebrated men the kind that hve without mssms Try us on cutlery, A WEDDING BREAKFAST or d oner l slways ierKl choiroa w-'i.e. and liquor, t a" b r rtir- , Kor il fnn.-uestoj fcin.t or h .ve the "iret M.1 r iuo , of tither impivixl or di'Bif T.nuge, by llis c. lotUe or t .ricet.it fn can't mtcu l qnal ty is Eugsns, st W. M. RENSHAVV5 Eugene. Orege"-