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SATURDAY - - FEBRUARY 1
Ml Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
FOB BALK AT
Julius Goldsmith's
. B3HRD Tttephom, . Main 181
Weather.
lpU! to GmM.
Portland, Or, Fab. l.-Toolbt tod
Boaay. thralnlDi with occasional
rln or snow.
Bill.
Kew Ads Today.
H H Friendly.
L c HltwU.
Ax Billy.
llVIIIIt.
br Low oculo-optloUn Eugene,
Feed and gTooerle at Whit'.
Poultry supplies at Freston Halea.
Orertonj for wll paper and palnU
Prussian Btook Food t Pnaton
Halea.
J O WatU, gradual optician, Xu
s,sne.
Bee Preaton Bale stock of wall
paper.
Befor baying real tat m Oroa
Hlersns.
Hpray material already mixed at F L
Cbambera Bro,
Hot Time slots
F L Chambers i Bro. d w
Chloken lloe palot f 1 per gallon at
Preston Bale.
Mora nam all sizes aud Drloe. F
Ii Cbamban A Bro.
B dy Fir Wood
V Li CUAMBIU A BBO.
J Vane; Myr, gradual opticians
Kxumlnation free.
Dry Oak wood 13.76 pet oord da-
llvt red. F Ii Cbambera Bro.
M O Warner tune piano and
.iryeiis. Repairing and pollablng.
IiUt your property with Uron
HteTun, real eatat daalera.
Perenlal retoh and other wlntar-aown
gram aeed at
deYw F L Chamber Bro'
Wall Doer. v Clearano tale. All
etyleeat ouet belore new lookoom
In. V Ii Chamber Bro. a w
Now I the tlma to nra Tour tree
One praying now 1 equal to three In
the summer, a w
Mad your want known In the
QOABD'a olaaalded oolunn. A pln
did method ol advertising.
Foresters of America.
Special summoned meeting of Court
Poplar, No 84, F of A, Saturday ereu
lug, Feb 1, for tb purpoa of amend
lug the by-law In regard to changing
the meeting night,
HoBAUa BUKMBTT,
Fln.Beo.
BREVITIES.
PERSONAL
Boy' aulU at bair price at J V Kaafl
lau'e. New Una: F L Chamber A Bro,
bard war.
Tore pair of ladle' hue for 2S eenta
at J V KauOman't.
Valentine. Bee the anuth window
at Bohwarischlld's.
Four thousand acre of timber land
wa filed on yeeteraay in centos
oounty.
Deaoon will glre hi regular Bator-
day nlgbt dan in the armory thl
vulBg. Good muilo.
Tb Register press bad an accident
yesterday and tbla morning' edition
of that paper wa run off on the
QuaJtD'a pro.
Jacksonellls Item : K K Kobll left
for Portland one day last week to Uke
a position In the firm of kUlbam A
DaTli, itatloner.
Pendleton EO: EL Hmltb, who U
sossewhat of a whsat-ralssr hlmwir,
eay that half the wheat In Umatilla
oouoty 1 frozen out.
Will M Morrow, plumbing and
ebeet metal work of all kind t order.
Good work and reamnabl prloe my
aeotalty. No 489 Willamette treet.
Morris A Craw today reeelred three
Knbler 4b C'baae piano direct from
New York. Two of them ar already
old.
A muok niHM oronwalk wa
built today on East Ninth atreet at tb
lntereeotloa of tb namalee little street
along tb eait side of Judg Walton'
property.
Thirteen oandldate wer Initiated
by tb Woodman of tb World laat
night and 16 mora were yottd to mem
bereblp. The lodge now number 297
member.
The GuiKD ha no Wed etveral
oomplliaent upon It report of the
banging of Wad and Dalton yetr.
day. Weal way drive to give our
reader the beet new rrvlo that oan
be obtained.
Aocordlng to the almanaoe, there will
be Dye eollp thl year, three of tb
un and two of the moon. Only on
will be ylalbl In tb United Htatee
and tbat will be a total eollp of the
moon on Ootober 18-17.
Coryallla Gazette: Coryalll now
ha two "O A 0" barberehop. It I
aald tbat th college haa grown eo
greatly In point of attendance, that
two (hope, dedicated to lu atudtnta,
ar neoeeeary to supply the demand.
Monday, February 3, la th begin
ning of probate buelneae for th month
Wednesday, February 6, la oeunty
eourt for tb transaction ef oouoty
bualneas, wbloh usually require about
three day; and Wednesday, February
12, tb county oourt will meet to re-
vlaetbellat of Judge and olerks of
lection.
Collections Monday.
Owing to tb teat that Saturday I
wry busy day for the merchant, the
Ouakd'b oolleotor will b around
Monday, February 3rd.
DaNomooi ExrialMiirr, Th pe
culiar oae at Hpokana, where a man
he been lying In a bypnotlo itat
el n os Tuesday and at last report D
on had been found who eould arouse
blui, neither could tb culprit wbo I
reeponalbl for bis condition be looated,
la Just eueh a oae as oooumd at Den
ver Mvaral yean age when th euojeol
waaayoung lady. Tbeee oaee are
but another proof of the fact tbat tb
practice ef hypnotism a It ha been
going on through the country should
be prohibited. In another case re
cently tbe sutjsct weut Insane,
FOB HALE. One of the choicest
reeldenoe In Kugsneon Willamette
treet. Call on TN Begar, Hotel
Eugene, for further particular.
tllKL WANTED. At th Banquet.
Inquire In th afternoon.
Notice.
Th Ladlea of the OAR have formed
themselves Into a sewing society and
will do plain aswlug, quilting, ato, at
your home or at our room, the proceed
to go for oharlty purpose. Donations
of clothing, scrap fur qullta, to,
would be tbauklully received. Your
patronage desired. Addreo all oom-
munloatlou to
Mhb Estill. Diuond,
City,
Order ol Lions.
Ms pi Lodge, Order of Lion, will
meet in Frank's hall Monday night.
A full attendance of members Is re
quested.
Max, Editm B. Linton,
Bseretary,
Sanday Dinner.
Try a 84-eent dinner at the Banquet,
aaday, from 6 .30 to S o'oloek.
A Bonanza.. Tas Junction City
Times ha thl wk Si timber notice
whlob will yield Editor Moor hand
1230. Quito plok-up, The laud la
situated In tp It r 6 and 7 w. It will
be worth thousands of dollar in a fw
weekr.
The largest stock of wallpaper and
palul la carried by Preston A Hales,
Bpeolal on ladles' wrappers, 75 cent
each. J V KaorrilAN.
New Firm F L Chamber Bro,
hardware. d&w.
$5 Per DAY S
d. Call at Hotel
Kure, foraaoiMl,
live man. Hmall
capital rtoulr-
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cunene.
J. U. HlEVBR
PLACES OP WORSHIP.
' Lee Walloo, of Haleey, Is visiting in
Eugne.
Clarence Craw returned to Albany
thl afternoon.
1 W Arebart, of Harrtsburg, waa in
Eugen tedty.
Cha Bticklee, of ! vlng, spent laat
night in Eugene.
O L Bowdr,of the soap works, went
to Albany today.
Louis Johnson went to Creswell thl
afternoon fc r a visit.
J H Medley retorntd to Cottage
Drove this afternoon.
Virgil Rowland went to Cottage
Grove this afternoon.
Whit Oowdy returned to Cottage
Grove thl afternoon.
Wilbur Bonn returned to Cottage
Grov this afternoon.
Carl Boaserman, of Wendllog, spent
last night In Iba oity.
Ell K-eeaey and wife, of Heppner,
are visiting in Eugene.
John B Gray and family, of Baglnaw,
are visiting la tbe olty.
Walter Griffin went to Portland to
day en a buslnen trip.
Cha Cocbran returned to Cottage
8 rove tbl afternoon.
Robert Alexander came down from
Cottage Grove thl morning.
Mis Rosa Laiie returned from Drain
on this morning' late train,.
.: Mr F E Blair and sister, Mis Ml
nette Allen, are visiting at Junction
City.
. Sheriff W W Wither returned after
noon from his trip to tb: upper Me
Kenile. Mr Morrow, of Portland, la vlsltng
at th bom of Mr and Mr R Mo-
Murphey.
Attorney J B Medley, of Cottog
Grove, oame down on the late train
this morning.
ChasBtanton, of Creswell, was la
Eugene today, returning bom on the
afternoon train.
Henry Lajole, of Lynx Hollow, wa
In Eugen today, returning horn on
th afternnoa train.
. President Btrong and Buperlntao
dent Bechdolt returned thl afternoon
from Cottage Grove.
Mr and Mr D K Lakln and Mr
Mary Burr went to Corns took today
to visit their sister, Mr Lee.
Mr and Mrs L G Adair, Mr end Mrs
L N Honey and W E Brown left this
afternoon for their trip to California.
I is so Bingham, tb Bebemla mli
ing man and now Interested In the
new railroad, went to Portland today,
Mrs W J Royce went to Portland to.
day to visit her mother who I ill,
oh may bring her mother to Eugene
with ber.
Attorney J M William went la
Junotlen today. From there h will
go to Portland, expeotlng to return
Tueedey.
Will Black, nf Hsrrliburf ,ne of th
member of Co C, Heeond Oregon, spent
last night la tbe olty, returalag hem
tbl afternoon.
Miss lone Zslgln returned this
afternoon from Albany where h
visited her sister, Mr I G Knott, wh
has been quite ill.
Dr T W Harris waa at Creewell yes
tsrday attending Mre Stanton, who la
quite 111 from a complication of la
grippe and heart trouble.
Mime Minnie Evans, Carrie Martin
aud Luella Brewster, teaoher la th
Harrlsburg publls schools, ar at bom
In Eugen to spend Sunday.
A B Itlntoul, of Oregon Olty, ha
moved to Eugene, to tak the superln
tendenoy of tbe new weolen mill. H
I a son In-law of G A Dyson.
Corvallis Qaielte: Dolph Norton la
home from Eugen where be ha been
smp oyjd for some time la oae of tbe
largest mercantile establlshmsU In
that elty. He leaves shortly for Port
land where he ha been promised em,
ploymenl.
Itcv Dr T B Ford went to Albany to
day to hold aervlote there tomorrow,
He will go to Balem Monday where
h will addreea the educational con
vention on "The Duty of tbe Meth
odlst Eplcopal Church to Higher Edu
cation la Oregon.'! .
M E Cbureb-B F Rowland, pastor.
Service at Humphrey Memorial M E
eburoh tomorrow as follows; 10 am
elaa meeting. 10 4 address, "Tbs
Woman' Horn Missionary Work" by
Miss Minnie Frlckl. 12 o'clock Sun
day Sobool. 8 :S0 Junior League. 6:16
Intermediate aod aenlor League.
:30 sermon by the ptstor subjeot,
'Christ' Appeal to Commcn BeDse."
Bpeolal must by cbotr at both morn
ing and evening ervlcee. Dr Oliver's
lecture on tbe Bible at 13 o'clock in
tbe east room of M K ehureb. Tbe
public is cordially Invited.
Congregational. Man H Wallaeo,
minister. Morning service at 11 o'clock
Bunday school at noon; Young Folks'
ietlngatt:30. At 7:30 tb twany
flrst anniversary of tbe "CDrl.tlso En
deavor" movement will be celebrated
by a special servics and a sermon by
tbe paster.
Christian Cborsb. All service at
tbe usual boura. Dean E C Sanderson,
of tbe Divinity School, will preach
morning and evening. He will speak
on tb Bible at ihe evening service.
First Presbyterian Churob.-Rev W
R Henderson, D D, p at tor. Sonday
school 10 a m.j prsaahlng eervloea 11
a. m. and 7:30 p. m ; Young Peoples'
meeting 6:30 p. m.
0. P. Church. -G N Wall, pastor.
Preaching at 11 and 7 JO. Morning
subject, "True Greatness;" evening,
"Tbe Kingdom." Sunday school at
10 a, m.
Baptist Chnroh The usual services
tomorrow. Preaohlng morning and
evening. Rev J O Richardson will
preach at both asrvioe.
COURTHOUSE BUDGET.
.
Registration for January num
bered Sfo A Marriage
License Toeay.
...UIIKP A ft
J V.' KAYS runnl I Unt tu
H3U i anil FilHEBSL DIRECTOR
DllTBICT Convbntion. Dr O
Littler, of Albany, vice president
tbe district Epwortb League, arrived
In Eagsns this afternoon to attend
cabinet meetings of tbe Leagu today
and tomorrow, at whloa tin thsv
will draft a program for th district
convention to be held here In April.
Trade Making Prices.
o
Every bargain listed below can be hadif called for at once.
next summer and be disappointed.
Tea.
1 lb tea dust SO
1 lb coed sun nowdnr 4fa
1 lb ex la value gun powder tea 60c
i id uesi grjwnnue roll lestJOo,
1 lb good spider aw. tea Sic
1 lb beat aplder leg tee &uo
1 lb tun dried tea 40c
Put it off untill
Brushes.
1 bora brush lie
dandy horse brash fte
1 ox fiber horse brush S6o
T Kith brushes So, 10a, loo. Us and up
Unod scrub brush 6c aud up all slses
and ebepee.
Clothe brushes 160. 10), &o,40o,60e
and np.
Whisk broom 10a up.
Groceries.
I0 It French prunes ft 60
SO lb box fancy frenoh prunee 1 26
1 lb No 1 Italian pruues 4l
In quantities at 9)0
18 Ihe rleetl 00
18 Ibe F'anulated sugar fl 00
I v ri good walnuts 100
I lb oiled peaches 6c
4 pkgs cora alarch Hoc
3 lbs lieal sods orarker SUo
J6 o can K C baking powder Svb
Crockery.
some line of dishes wears going to
lose st about i price. Look for tbem
In our wludow and on our bargalu
ooculera.
Woodenwtrt
1 tubler lantern 6o
1 mop stick, beet 1'J
1 good ax handle home mails I6e
1 extra quality ax handle 26c
1 rolling pin loose handle 26c
woeden bowls 16c and up.
Combs.
A'good curry comb loo
1 best curry comb 16a
1 extra goed ooarec comb to
I metal back, horn or rubber onmb 10c
R-sl imbs made tCw and Sec
HucaU'h fine comb 6 and 10c
AllJkltHl ol oousbe aod halrorosmeti U.
Remember our Prices on all
joods are Always the Lowest
AX BILLY DEPARTMENT STORE
The Sword Discarded.
In th British army th sword has
been discarded, so far.aa Its usefulness
I concerned in modern warfare. A
half oentury ago It was considered the
beat weapon, but tbe rifle baa now
taken it plaoe. At the preeent time
inousanua or people ar aiscaraiug
their old methods of trying to on re
stomach and bowel oomplalnts, and
are using the old reliable .Hoetetter's
atomaoh Bitters. It haa never been
known to fail In caaee of indigestion,
aytpepsia, oonstipaiion, diiiousoshb,
liver aod kidney troubles, or malaria.
fever and ague, and a trial I therefore
recommended. It baa been before
tbe public for flfiy yeaia, and by It
record of cures during tbat time has
firmly established its 'superiority ever
an oiuer remeuiee. i ry a bottle ana
eausiy yourseir.
Sunday Dlnaer.
Sec the Banquet for your Bunday
dinner from 6:80 to 8 p m. Roast
mallard duok and ohlokcn.
Dinner 16 cent.
Bpoilino ihe Floob. Several
complaint hay been mad of th poor
oondltlon of the noer of tbe armory
pavilion for dancing. Thl condition
I caused by tbe use of Ihe hall for la.
door baseball. The rubber solsd shoes
worn by tbe boy mar th smoothness
of lb floor beildes giving It a deolded
ly dirty appearance. Heretofore we
have prided in our splendid danolng
hall but if the floor remalne in the
preeent oondltlon It will not be muob
of a pleasure to danoe on It. Wc
understand prominsat member of th
Military Clsb will tak steps to
remedy this condition of affairs.
A Ron wax. Lloyd How drove
tb family team to Cloverdal yester
day artsrnoo to take corns thing to
his brothsr Oren at th MoElroy A
How ranch. H left the team stand.
Ing outsld while he went In. Taking
advantage of their liberty the horse
ran away and smashed th buggy up
praity sadly.
I.I0bbd.-MIs Ella Phlllppl, who
reaiues at the corner of Seat Eleventh
and Oak streets, while stsndlug on a
iu ins wooasnsd, Hanging ap a
bird cage this forenoon a boot 8 o'oloek,
fell from the box, badly spraining ber
right leg near the knee Dr L W
crown was called and attended the
injury,
A BoocBserDi. Mabebt. The mar
ket eoBdaoted by th ladlea' aid sosisiy
of Ibe First Christies church this after
noon In W B MsKlnney's grocery
tore wa a pleasing success. All the
rood thlnp to eat Imaginable were
disposed of at a good figure.
Land Bcld.-R F Baker A Co.
oloeed a deal yesterday on 108 acres of
land situated feur mile north of Junc-
tla City to John F Bennett, of Ne
braska. Mr Bennett' family will ar
rive In Junction City come time nxt
week.
During Jaouary, ihe flrst month of
registration ofvours, there were 0
name received by itegistrar uaiusou
In tbe county clerk's offlee. There will
Le a tout or about 5500 votes cast in
tbe oouoty In June and they will have
to hurry t" get leiii-tered belore the
eleciloo ooaie oft. Tbe following
lostiuinenU were plsoed on record lu
tbe clerk's f fU w since our last report:
Satisfaction of mortgage f 100 00
KKAL ESTATB TRANSFERS.
H D Sw tt M 1 to The Crystal Con
solldsted Mining Co, tbe E'l J 1 aim
In Bob-una oilniog district, fl.
O W and L M Hurd to A F Hutd
lot 7 blk 4 Morse's ad to Florence, $150,
Clsra E aud Joo W Zumwalt to
Fraui Goede lots 1 ar.d 1 blk 2 A
Zumwall's ad to Irving $350.
Mabel O and L W Veatcb to Wll-
lard E Borsu 14.35 sores In tp 20 s
,$250.
J W and Susan E Miller to W H Le-
roy, the Holiday claim in Bohemia
mining distrlot, $100.
J B Rouse to tbe Coast Fork Lumber
Co 16 acre In tp 21 s r 3 w, $2760.
Bid 'ey P aud Harriett E 8ladden to
MaryE Kent w 10 ft of lot 10 blk 3
Sladden's second ad to Eugene, $10,
K R Howard to Joseph Stroms 16
acre in tp 15 r 4 w, $320.
E W and Dora Eaton to H E and
LA Walker 6.6 acre Intpl8sr2w
$300.
E W and Dora Eaton to H E and L
A Walker 14.58 acres in tp 18 r 2 w
$125.
J M Eugland et al to Marion Lebow
100.26 acre in tp U r 3 w, $10.
J B and Eliza Peyton to M R Aaby
lot 2 blk 19 Paokard'a ad to Eugene
$225.
M ARHIAGB LICKNBB.
Louie Addlngton and Mia Ootavia
Stiers, A T Cockerlinc witness. The
young lady being under age, tbe eon
seut of parents is filed.
MINING LOCATION.
J W Miller locates Holiday clnira In
Bohemia mining district.
Hotel Arrivals.
IUQENE.
J W Oowdy, Cottage Grove
John Bennett, Neb
Sam Bmttb, S F
T Ennls, Oakland, Cal
F W Williams, Junction
0 L Darellus, Maroola
W C Blaok, Harrlsburg
J H Lenders, Saginaw
W L Beckner, Portland
W R Brook, WaltervlUe
I P Afcrnell, B F
W A Bruoe, Chicago
Leon Furst, Phils
Mike Thompson, Grants Pass
1 H Bingham, Portland
J B Medley Cottage Grove
J BBtewait, Star
R Alexander, Cottaire Grove
L H Peali, B F .
B Williams, Saginaw
HOFFMAN
H B Gist, B F
W H Patrs, Jasper
Frank Morrill, Cbloago
CFCurtli, Clinton, la
A Benders, Harrlsburg
Edwin Sharper, Taooma
Carl BosMuan, Wendllug
C H Btloklee, Irving
C G Freld, Unuclniatl
C B Weber, Oreswell
M Mayer, HP
Bargains...,
fiai & Htnzerson. UfirJertaifif i
rrbilEert. Cor. WiL and 7th ttt.
mi
Fine Stationery,
Albums,
Ladies Pocket
Books
Fountain Pens at
University Bookstore
A Faithful Portrait
OR
...A Picture..
AS YOU LIKE IT.
MOON'S FEED
STORj
East Ninth Street, Eugene, 0rego,
10 Per Cent
Reduction on...
FURNITURE
and CARPETS
TV. l. r 1 1 . l . i- fx-, ..
AuuittKu ruum tur m largest line oi r urniture and I
Carpets ever shown in Eugene. Ve will make a sweepiuj
reduction of 10 per cent lor 30 days. I
Remember we guarantee you the above reduction otl
every dollar. This Sale will positively be among the firs I
ior Desi selection.
J W Kays Furniture Co
TROY LAUNDR?
Best work
in the city.
GARDNER, HESS & DENNIS
562 Olive Street, Eugene.
The Hottest Stove
in Town is the
The Imperial.
CotUge Grove, Or. First olaag.Sample
room 80x50 feet, well equipped. Rate
$1.00 aud S-2.00 per dav.
Long range shells are strongest.
F L Chambers A Bro. d w
Boss Air Tight Heater
flomething entirely new in air tight construction.
. sDf uurnuie, bdq reasonable in price.
au ana see tbem.
Four sizes.
S. L. Long.
TO THE PUBLIC
Having dinolrsd partnership, sa
Uted in another oolumn, I will con
tinue the buiisNi aluns, I will as
sume all leapomibility for contracta,
ate, ma le hy the old Brm.
1 will ret.in ths services of Mr
Meyar who ia an aipatt watchmaker,
having laarnad ths tra.ls in ona of ths
belt achoola in America.
Will be plsaa to see all our old
P'tr" sa well a. mane new ones.
Ihanklug the seopls for favors be.
att wed iin us, 1 am
Very reectfuUj yours,
M. R. JANNEY.
TE Bonboniere
39 East Ninth St.
r our celebrated Home
try wedding and party cake, to order: Ire ,
Oystirs. W. now ?." "d dnhnu '"Ih every day. Ewtem
carefully. We now ron our ""n wagon, aU goods deUvered prompUy and
ST j- r4 I a I a s
C HAMMOND,
Proprietors,
Formerly Hammond's
C. CHESHIRE.
CACFTCU
CAFE aid BAKERT
For two days only
Satarday-Feb 1 and 3-Wonday
150 Pieces
Of Fine Dress Goods at and
Below Cost.
S. H. FRIENDLY.
First Class Bakery Goods,
Oysters, Short Orders, Regular Meals.
516 WlllsmctU 5t Phnt. ,!, ,
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GOING THROUGH.
A careless laundry will go through
your ahirt in two waaHna W'1
out as ccmpletelT as if yo "
wnrn it a your. We aave y"r 'l"r'
ami aave you money. We will nod
for yonr linen if you send u. yT
aildreas.
EUGENE LAUNDRY
Hower & Jennings.
A WEDDING BREAKFAST
or dinner ia slwars served with
choicest wine" and liciuori that cas
be pn.ire.l. Kor social ftinrtl'M"
any kind we have the pnret anJw"
wine., of either inipxrte.1 or domejuc
nntaKe, by the caee, btUe or srallj".
at price, that you ran t match it
quality in Kugsue, at
W. M.
RENSHAW'S
Eugene. Ores0"'