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Daily Eugeue Uuard THURSDAY - FEBRUARY C All Popular Brands of CIGARS yoH BALE AT Julius Goldsmith's e JARO Telephone, it Haiti 131. Weatbsf. Portland, Or, Feb. 8. Tonight and Friday oooaaloual ra n, BfcALfl. (VITKI. Ut Lowe ooulo-optlolan Eugeno. Food Bud grooerlee At Wulto'e. Poultry eupplloe at f restou & Halt. Overtone for wall paper and palnta Prussian Btock Fo4 at Freaton & Halm. ' J O Watte, gradual optlolau, Kw gene. Mm Fronton A. Hales stock of wall- paer. New firm: F L Chambers A Jlro, bardware. Before buying real estate see Gross A Htevene. Hpray material already mixed at F L Cbambera A Bro. Uot Time atovoa F L Cbambsra & Hro. d w Clilokeu lloe ualnt tl per gallon at l'reston A iittlos, hpray pumps ell alzee aud priooe. I, Chambers dr. Bro. Januey A Meyer, graduate optlolans, .Examination free. Drv Oak wood $3 75 pet cord de livered, F L Ibainbera & Uro, M O Warner tunee planoe and orgs us. impairing and polishing, Body Fir Wood V L CUAMIlkltS A IiKO. List your property with Uroaa Htevene, real eatate dealera. l'ereulal vetob aud other winter-eown grass aeed at dAw F L Chainbura A ISro'a Wall paper. Clearanoe sale. All atylua at ooat before uaw atook coma In. V L Obambera & liro. d w Now la the time tu apray your treea, One apraylng now la equal to three In the lummer. ' d w Make your wanla known In the Uuahd'b olaaalfled oolumn. A spleu. did method ot advertising. New Finn F L Chambers A liro. hardware. daw. Thousands Sent Into Exile. BREVITIES. PERSONAL, Kvery year a large number ol poor sullururu whoau lunge nro aore aud raokvd with oougha lire urged to go to another ollmale. Bui thla la oostly and not always bum. Don't be exile wheu Dr King's Now Dleoovory for Coutumptlon will cure you at home. It's the moat Infallible luedlolne for Coughs, Colds, and all Throut aud Lung dlaeaaee on earth. Theflratdnae brlnga relief. Astounding, ourea reault from ieralateut ueu. Trial bottle free at W L Do Lauo. l'doe 60 and 11.00. Kvery bottle guaranteed. Notice. The Ladiea of the O A It have formed themielvea Into a aewlug aoolely and will do plain tewing, quilting, eto, at your home or at our room, the prooeeda to go for oharlty puroaea. Donatlona of ololhlng, aoraM for iullta, eto, w uld be thankfully received. Your patronage deal red. Addreae all ooiu- muuloatlona to Mna Estkli.aDihoni), City. Hotel 1'ukciuskd, H J Auatlu, pf thla oity, baa purchased the Rheddt Motel, formerly owi ed by John Davie, aid will o lo that plaee next Monday to take oharge of the aatne, 11 r Aua lln la a ruitler aud we pi edict a good buslneea tor him In the new looallty. FOUND. A certlBiate of aervlee lu the Civil war and a eopy of tbe mar riage oartlflcaie of Quatavaa 1'altt- nlok were found on the afreet today. Inquire at thla oBlee. Iioya' ahoea ,1.15 at Ullberl'a. Bee U U Miller for Valentluee. Ladlea'doug face ebon II. 25 at 011- berl'a. For sale, grod maple wood, llacket Btore. , . . . Valentine, bee the nmth window at Hchwarzacnlld'e. Heavy sole and light sole dioee fdV lad lea $2 a pair. Gilbert. Shade treea are being cut down on East Seventh and lilgb streets. Tbe largest atook of wallpaper aud alnts in carried by l'rsatou A Hales. Nothing email about our Valentines but the price, h'te them at University Book Btore. Wo oiler thla week special valuta lu ladles' ahoea. Notice our wludow. Gilbert. Hear W K MoElroy'a cornet aolo, The I'altns," at the High Bchool Band Uouoert. N L Cornelius is oairylng bis right band In a sling on account of a uuuv ber of "Job'a comforters." Mr Nelson will alng at Hie High Hohool Baud Concert, at the First Christian church, Feb 7th. A mush needed foot walk la being oonstructed on' tbe approach t the woolen mill on East Blxtb street. Henry Huddleston bai brand new algna extolling his Wolf-Amerloan bl cycle adorning bla front windows. Will M Morrow, plumbing and sheet metal work of all kinds to order, Good work and reasonable price my specialty. No 489 Willamette atreet. Help the High Hchool boya In pay Ing for llielr liiHtruiueiila by attending the High Hohool Band Concert. Marcellus Bininott Is extremely 111 at bla home on West Seventh street, tie Ing threatened with typhoid fever, His mother died tut long ago, Young widow owning her own horn and Independent Income, would aa slut kind husband In builness venture. Address Cora, Box 83, Bt Lou Ik, Mo, The foundation poata of the new building for Day A Henderson's fur nlture faotory have been set and Joists laid. The workmen are hurrying the Job. The family ot John Orrell la moving from the Chaiuherj residence, 30 Weet Seventh street, to the house two doors south of the C 1 church on Pearl atraet. The olty Is billed for Ihe appearanoe of Murray A Mack, the great comedl ens, who will appear at The Parker "Hhootlng the Chutes," Wednesday evening February 13. CIihs A Kfldmonil will represent tl University of Oregon In the exeoutlve uoinmltto ot the Intercollegiate orator IckI association which meets In Bulem Saturday to arrange for a date for the Intoruolleglate content aud for Judges of the same. Ho will loavo for rialem Friday. Complaint renchea thla olllco tlml acta of vundnlUiu such as tenrln plcketa oft" of fauces, eto, have been oommltted lately In the western pari orally, 'the rusldeiita In those purt have a pretty good tduuwbolbe parties are mid If the action la repeated the will be prosecuted, Making Money la 1'risoii. n rc.iuariiuuiu example or cunuluit haa beuu uuuurtlml In one of our large prisons, A convict hitil perfected uioaiui was maKiug stiver Hollars an distributing them through acoon pllooson the outsUlo. Niiturally th ofllclala were very uuuh surprised the discovery, hut no moro so than the person who recelvea a oounlerfelt aril olo In place of the genulue. It is there fore very Important when you ask for Hoatetter'e Btomacli Hitters to aeo that their private stamp over the neck I unbroken, It you valuo your healt f or nny years me iitttera haa been reoogulxed aa the best health maker I exlatenoe, aud If you are auftenug from indigestion, dyspepsia, constipation flatulency or nervousness, It Is because you never tried It. Try It at enoe. His Mustaouk Orv. ltoaeburg Itc Tlew i When the hotel bua oaiue i Mam street from (be eveulng train few daya ago, what was thought to nis nouor Marcus Henna was aeeu In the bus. When a oloee friend of lit rumen up toahake hands with him Imagine his surprise wheu he saw the supposed seuator was the popular ou duator, U L Houston, with bla uuis taoh shavail ot! aud bis hair parted la the middle. Hherift Wpbers la dowa on the Btu slaw. Will Black, of Harrieburg, Is in the city. Dr B F Itusaell, o! Tbu a'.c n, was to the city today. Mrs H U Edwarda of near nprlog- ld, Is qulie ill Wru hmeeil whh In from Walter- lie ilns nii'ining. Miss I.aura Kcclest'iu, of Junction, visiting In tbe city. Mllo Januey, the jdweler, is lu Han Francisco on bus! ueas. Mrs hue Miahley ent to Aurora to day to visit relatives there. Ml a K Cunnlughum la here from the East visiting friends of F.ugene. R A Diury returned thla afternoon to Goshen after a short stay In Eugene. Mailon Evaus was Dp from Oo-lien this morning returning thla afternoon. A C Kelaey today returned to Har- rlsburg after a pleasuut ylsit lu this olty. Mlsa Hazel Bickers went to Port- laud tills afternoon to spend a few days. Mrs Geo Kroll, of Ibis city, went to Portland thla afternoon to spend a few days. A J Brumbaugh came down last night from the Drove and was on the streets today. C L Weber, the Creswell merohant who came up yesterday, returned home this afternoon. Mis Geo Croner Is a victim of tbe prevalent epldernlo of Illness which la noticeable about. Will Cheshire returned this after noon from Cottage Grove where he has txen on business. 8etl) Kerron, the famous football man, la visiting a short time with frienda at Halaey, Mrs Ann Long returned today The Concert Program. IITbeHIgn Bchool bind, which nt been practicing very aatifactorlly uo. der the direction of Prof W E McKlroy, baa prepared a very creditable and lu. terestjng program Ind!. They will be aeslated by other Uleut as will be seen by tbe program Iwlow. Tbe dale la aet lor tomorrow ulaht, Friday, the 7lh. Read tbe prog'.'n and attend: March, "Debut" Lureudcau Andante and Uaioii, Paradox... Moaea Violin Bolo rteieotsa Mia Ancle .MeEiroy. K. H. B. Mandolin Cub, Love'e Dream After Bail Czlbulka Messrs Gnr, Klueald Beliiuau and Rerua, March, "The Colored Djde"...jlJinou Vocal Solo -- Selected Mr. Non. Cornel Halo, 'i'r.a Palms," W. E. M-Elroy. E. H. n. MKUdolm Cmo, "Around the Corner," Ltgl lutroductluu ami '.Saii'i, "lar. ojlon" Thide Hong aud Dance-, "My Pietty Pau- line" " hitney. WILL TEACH IS CALIFORNIA. Dr, Lacbman Received an Offer Ffom Fresidtnt Wheeler. Dr Arthur Lacbmau, head of tLe dtpaitmentof chenii-try at the Unl ....ittr I. a. received BU ofler from p.idMt Bej.Uin n Ice Wbeeler, cf the uuiversiiy of Ca IL ruia a. Berkeley iu regril to teaching during ibe sun r.ehrail at Ihat l.tew . H e I. of nX to Ashland after a pleasant visit with relatives lu this olty. Budd Kompp and little eon went to Aurora today to spend a few days with trlenda and relatives. M L Hendricks returned thla after noon from tbe Mohawk oouutry where he located a timber claim. J La Vega and V Mixon, of Mlnaour: arrived In Eugeue laet night to look at thla country as immigrant U C Mllletl, the Junstlon farmer who sold out to the Danish Colon Istr as In Ihe city this morning, Miss Grace Parker, of the Unlversl ty, left this ttfleruoon for her home I Junction City lor a brief visit. Mr and Mrs J W Chaplen today ar rived from Wyoming to spend a few weeks wltli Mrs Laura A Bradley Eugene. Mr nod Mis G'O M Miller and little Lorlie kuimniis came up from Port, laud bint nlulit to visit I L Campbell who la III. Tom Tucier, of Thureton, a Philip. pine veteran, having been a member of Co C, Heu nil Oregon, was lu the city today. Mis H tt I'rntt la quite 111 ut lior home, 1.'8 East Tenth streot, Dr Pren tice In a, lending and recovery 1b hoped to coma .oon, M Iks Mury Gray was a passenger to Porllnml this afternoon. Hliu will bear the world finned pianist, Joseph Hofl'iiiHii, while In that city. Rev W F McDowell, D D, general seorelaiy of educational work of the M E church, will bo hero Hnturdny and will niiike two addresses Buuduy. I L Campbell la resting easily today, showing oonstant Improvement. No persona but the Immediate family, however, are permitted to see til in aa any excitement might prove harmful, M re Claude litddle arrived thla af. tomoon fiom Grants Pats to Join her li'iaband who Is local editor on the Register. Mr and Mrs Riddle will re side at Mrs U Buir'a ou West Blxth streot. ANniiiKK Portland Papkk. Tele gram; Articles of incorporation of the Jonraal Printing Ci inpauy have been tlltd with tbe county clerk, the Incor porators blug Alfred I) Dowel), W A Campbell unit Muller Murdock. The purpose Is in conduct a dully aud weekly newspaper. The capital stock It fixed at 140 OH). Lahor Land Hai.k.-R F Jlsker A Co closed a sale today of'i'iSJ acres, 1 Ing two miles north of Juuollon City, to D A Johns, of Illinois, for $6000. It Is one of the heal farms In Lauecouuly, and a bargain at Ihat price. Trade Making Prices. Every bargain listed below can be hadif called for at once. next summer and be disappointed. Tut it off untill Tea. 1 lb tea dual 20c 1 lb good gun powder tea Oo 1 lb exta value vim powder tea 60o 1 lb beat grtwn Que roll teatklj. 1 lb good spider Irg tea .lie 1 lb beat aplder ley tea Wj 1 lb tun dried tea, 40o Brushes. t hone brush 15o 1 dandy bora brush lis 1 ox fiber bora brush Hoc T -nth brushes lie, 106, 16o. '150 and up Good aorub bruehee 6u aud up all alios and ahaiiee. Clothe brushes 15c, iOl, 6c, 40c, 60j nd up. ,Vblsk brooms 10 up. Groceries. nfl 1U Krvuch prune (I SO ,M) lb Ikix fancy t rench pruura f I ! 1 lb No 1 Italian prunes i in iiiaiitiiin at sjc III M b.'at rlee (I U.I it lt i lanuiateil sllgai (1 0.1 I il i:ood wainuta loo I lb nrlcu peaolu 6c 4 pltg corn starch 'IVi i lbs beet scU orarkers 20c ii Oi can K C baking powder 20J Crockery. sw llnea of liislu'n we are going lo Unseat about I price. Look for Ib.m ii our window and ou our bargun jountera. Vv'oodenware 1 tubler lantern 2A 1 limp alli'li, but lib 1 giHal ax lundle home made 15o 1 rxtri ijoi'liy ax handle we I roll. i w plo looi balHIiaUo. wimhIlii bow la 16o aud up Combs. A good curiy ciimb H.i 1 beet curry ciiiub I So 1 extra r.xil coarse d'mb be 1 metal I. ,, horn or rut. ber colli b 10.' lt:i iiiiIm made and .c -llri, iit,.i ft DM itmlw t mil 111 I V1 kind ofcomhe ami hair ornament. Remember our Prices on all jJoikIs are Always the Lowest. HAX BILLY DEPARTMENT STORE t.etiool t.eKa' illl.a.lon BUG Ihe pro- nil re.eived -)U lor UIS ter. Hie work will be in the Hue of Hotel Arrivals F E England, Walker Win Wade, Chicago Wm Hiuoed, Walturvllle W L Houston, Junction M A Rice, Springfield G C Millett, Junction T L Gilliam, Mabel D W Mack, Mabel H C Wlgglua, Ban Jose Alf Metheny, Jasper J L Graham, flpriuKfleld Q L Hampton, New York C O Hudson, Newberg E M Heard, Halt Lake J L Vego, Laplato, Mo V W Wilson, Bt Joe, Mo M H Hendrioks, Heattla A J Brumbaugh, C G J H Dixon, Hpokane HOFFMAN W W Waruer, Jefleraou Lena Callison, Jasper Lloyd M Tuttle, Jasper Gee G Pell, HmlthHeld H A Bommervllle, Harrleburg . Cbas A Dixon, 8 F Ham B Htory, Portland E C Christ, N Y A E Gulst, Portland D Erdrelch, N Y L Allebofl, Portland A C Lawrenoe, Portland C E Poole, B F Gun Helming, Portland The Imperial. Cottage Grove, Or. First class Sample room 80x50 feet, well equipped. RateB $1.00 aud $2.00 per dev. U O rjUMMKK eiuuooL. Notwith standing the fad that the board of regents would not g'Kiit an iuurease In the appropriation to carry oa the U O summer school, ihe tohool will open June 23 end continue In aissiou six weeks. The summer schools of other universities have all grown to he important factors In school life aud there is no reason why the U O sohool should nut be the mme. The work of last yeir whh highly satisfactory for a beginning and uo mutter how much the management feels the lack of funds the work cannot be discontinued at this Ifluuture. HEM' to Portland. The action of the management of the Junior Auuual for tlili ye.r In sending tbe hook to a Portland printing firm for publica tlou Is opeu to orlllclem. The book Is supported by the advertising of looal mtruhauta aud by eubioriptloua of Eu gene people. A good price Is charged for both aud then the book is sent to Portland to be priuted. The dlflereuoe lu prices could not be enough to Justify sending abroad for the work, The work could tie got out in Eugene and our printers should at least have been given an opportunity to bid on it. r VlCSr. oourfe, Dr Lacbnieu's usuie as a chtuilst n known and appr. elated all along thik c t. He is "aid to be the peer of mr.v teacher of thethrestutes.ln chem istry. Hoth Pr Laclician and the Cali fornia ii.Btl'ui.lou are to be oongraiu- Ute ' unoo the urraugemeut. To thiMi who thlDk the sa'arlee paid for instructing lu the U O summer school are toy etecp, a comparleon is Interesting. Cornell pays t50 for six week, California o, uud Uhtr col. leges average $300. Murray & Mack. Tn fares comtdv history, none are bet er known or more popular than the well known delineators of Intb comedy, Murray A Mack, who were mong the firBt to Introduce me Btj ie f Irishmen now so popular in mis Ann nl rv above the footlights, from the llrst they have been rated top notchera aa oomedy stars aud from financial point are beyond quaBtloi the most successful farce oomedy stara nnv tnurine this country, and a safe Table Damask and Touiels If you want good values in the above lines, call as we have just opened a great line of bargains, at prices never before offered by us. See goods in west window. New goods coming in every day. P. Frank & Son. 04, 3G and 38 East lJth St. W. K. P. L. The W K P L will be entertained by MrsJ.W Katson next Hatuidav, Feb- tiury 8 h. There will be au eleotlou ofomcers for the coming year aa the present i flioers tire about to retire, bav lug flnlB'ied their year's woik. It 1b necessary that all members be present to oast their vole and accept thereupon alblllty that has heretofore beeu born by other. Promptly 2 o'clook. Hakkikt E Bi.acden, Cor. Becrelarjr. Tioketn ou sale for the High Bchool Band Concert at E BchwarziChild'p. Price of admission I 25 cents. J w m mmtu en EM8ALKEB8 and FUHERAl DlfiEtTOE! Day & Hendorsun, Undertakers Embalrnerj. Cor. Wil. and 7th stj. ato. Q.GRoes r TO THE PUBLIC Having diHsolred partnerrthip, aa stated iu another column, I will con tinue the busineBfl alone. I will an si.me all ieHpousibility for contractu, etc, ma le by ttie old tirm. I will ret tin the services of Mr Meyer who is an expeit watchmaker, having learned the trade in one of the bait schools in America. Will be pleased to nee all our old patron i as well an many new ones. i ranking the people tor favors Btiweu upon uh, I am Very respectfully yours. ISAAC ,TtV11 Gross and Stevens Real Estate City and country property listed and sold on favorable terms. Office, nw r Kui man's store, u ii.UUjette st' iiUgeue, Or gi.u. 1 be L. M. R. JANNEY. Danci at Thurston. The young people of Thurston are arranging to give a grand ball In the Woodmen hall at that plaoe Monday night, Feb 24. a aupper will be tcrved Id connec tion. The atlnlr la lu competent hands aud uo doubt It will be a lousiug success. BACK AGAIN investment with any theater manager. Their succesB haa been the incentive which haa llooded the tounlry with so-called Irish stars and Irlsb come dlea, and wblob by reason of inferior ity to the primal have been aa Bhort lived as the originals are lasting. Tills reason Murray & Mack an tourlug In the m ootid edition "Hhoot Ing the Chutes," from t lie able pen cf Geo H Ivneriek. It is no idle btmat, 'tissnld tlml tills lidter ttlurt, trim the genuine oomedy standpoint, :b greatly ahead of Ha predecessors, "Shooting the Chutta" Is aa full cf wholesome comedy situations ai ihe mocking bird is of pretty muio, and those who huve seen and therefore can talk, any the burlesque boxing match should not be missed, Ihat It is scream ingly funny, tha the "little Iri.diuisn aud his lull friend" have the bc.t speolal burlenpio oflired, and lu fact, to hear them talk, It is safe to predict that everybody will get their money 's worth who go - -" This attraction Is aunounced for Wednesday evening, February 12. New Candy Makek. Another vis It tnrnilth & Berger'a candy factory revealB a continuation of the aotlvlly which promised so well at the begin ning. An expert candy maker from Ban Franolsoo, A. Cofl'man, has been employrd and uow tbe force numbers six. Orders for cat dy are constantly Increasing and will continue lo do bo as long aa the prisiut quality Is turned out. Valentines The largest and . nicest line ever shown in Eugene. See our- window. University Bookstore H. G. MILLER. MOON'S FEED -asr STORE rev Ea?rtwNint" .tjtreet-. Eugene, Oregon Public Storage of all kinds at Reasonable Rates at Geo THall& Son's Warehouse. SMOKE BflJJQUET HIGH GRADE 5c C GARS. F. C. Potts Manufacturer. The lioffmai) W. O. ZEIGLER Proprietor. SUNDAY DINNER 50c Eugene, - - Oregon Tho Hottest Stove in Town is the Slight Paralysis. Prof Lilly su tiered a slight etroke of paralvela at the Uulveralty yesterday afternoon. He waa able lo be get borne without asslBtace. Dr Prentice waa called. The Professor la resting easily today. Long range sheila are atrougest. r L Chambers & Hro. d w Reaching fob a Hundkmd. John Cogswell cell brali d his 8Mb birthday luesnay, fihrunry 4 b. As Mr Cogi well enjoys Mrly good health, with little If any loss of mental vigor, he atands a fair eliauce of enrollment in a VJry liiiilied ol isa, the Ofntenarlsu? Will Kk Advirtiskd. Manager Bsa Korris rf ihe Glee Club, Is sending oui neat cms ot ttie c ub to the citlea In which tl.iy will alng for advertlMug purposes. P, rtlstid will have 100 of itie cards scattired about the town. For two days only Saturday-Feb 1 and 3-Jrlonday 150 Pieces Of Fine Dress Gcoils at ami Cclow Cost. S. H. FRIENDLY. Boss Air Tight Heater Something entirely new in air tight construction. Handsome, durable, and reasonable in price. . tour sizes. Call and see them. L JUS Lon Ki i. V TH Bonboniere 39 Ea$t Ninth St. .Ma,i'l'erJ,.,i"'5!'.Wr?llin! .d cafee tn order; try our celebrated rlonu Ov. Jr. v tookle" P', cakes and douRhnutsfrub every day. Hasten; c-irefnhy low our n wagon, all gooiU deUvered promptly and nilWM Bono M wwm, UI1VJU N -x ' v"i'i .vi i Tavr iTtTTZIZIIIsI v.. nA,n.nOND, Proprlcton, C. CHESHIRE. Formerly Hammond's CA CAFE and BAKERY First Class Bakery Goods, Oysters, Short Orders, Regular Meals. 5l willamcltc St phon,, Black 47-3. a,:""' i - Pi r- FIX'. " 1 '.. I, A WEDDING BREAKFAST or d'nner i Itat ktI ;itb rhou-v'ttl wine- n.l li(H"r tt'-t bf jr- cur a. Fr ie:l f r- 11 ny kind wp have the p ir-?t a,t k wine, of ciil er im no! r ' ',n;f vujUt, hx the cft- b ttl miiity iu K ift'eue, at RENSHAW'S uoene Orefl811,