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t)aily Eugene Uuard FRIDAY - JFEBRUAHY 7 Ml Popular Brands of CIGARS FOB BALE AT Julius Goldsmith's GJARD Tslephone, No Main 191. Weatber. Hsoclal to Guard. Portland, Or, Feb. 7. Toolgbl aud Haturday, cloud; wl;h oooaalonal HgUt rain. SSIVITIIS. I)r Lowe oculo-optlclan Eugene. Keed aud grooerles al White'. Poultry auppllea at Preston & Hales. Overton for wall paper and paint J O Witts, graduate optician, Eu gene, Bee Preston & Halea a lock of wall paper. Pruaalan Block Food at Pretton A Balea. New firm: F L Chamber & Bro, hardjrare. Before buying real estate aee Grow A Hteven. Hpray material already mixed at F L Cliambera A Bro. Chicken Hoe paint f 1 per gallon at Pruton A Hale. Hot Time stores F L Cliambera A Bro. d w Kptay pumps all size aud prloea. F L Chambers A Bro. Janney A Meyer, graduate optlolane. Kxuuilnatiou free. Dry Oak wood t (.76 pei cord de Uti red. FL ( 'liatuber A Bro. f O Warner tunea plauoa and o .. us. itepalrlug and pollablug, 'I l.e largest stock of wallpaper and pa'iiu ia carried by Preston A Halea. Body Fir Wood K L On ambbrs A Bro. List your property with (irons A Htevena, real estate dealers, Perenial vetoh and other winter-sown grass seed at dAw F L Chambers A Bro'a Wall paper. Clearance sale. All style at oost belore new stock ooma In. K L Chambsra A Bro, d w Now Is the time to spray your tree. One spraying now Is equal to three In tuo summer. . d w Make your wants kuown In the Guard' classified column, A plu did method of advei Using. New Firm F L Chamber A Bro, Hardware. dAw, Thousands Sent Into Exile. Every year a large number ot poor sufferers whose lungs are sore anil racked with ocughs are urged to go U another ollmate. But this i ooetly and not alweyi sure. Don't beexlH when Br King's Nsw DUoovery for Consumption will oura you at home It's the moat Infallible msdlolne for Coughs, Colds, and all Throat aud Lung diseases on earth. The first dose nrlugs relief. Astounding cures result trom persistent use. Trial bottle free at W L De Lano. Prlos 60 and f 1.00. Every bottle guaranteed. An Musing Incident happened on the stress ysstsrday. Two Utile boys who a sua were hauling dog meat bom and tb oautus populaoe wanted to prematurely appropriate the same. One little itub-Ulled pup made a brave aaeuana Mcured a euunk as big a hlmasirand bore It away with numer ous delightful wags of bis tall. FOK BALE A good grain, hay aud stook farm for sale, ) mile from store, .uostoffloe, school and obureb, 4) mile from railroad station, good buildings, wsll watered, lvl and good location, ISO aores plowed and part sown to wheat, on reasonable terms. A snap fur tb purchaser. Can b reaoked from Uoshen by tge. Call ou CS Klohardson or U A Parker, 463 J Corson strcst, Eu gene, Oregon. Trade Making Prices. Every bargain listed below can be hadif called for at once. Put it off untill next summer and be disappointed. Tea. 1 lb if dual Cl0 .L'b !ood ,un Pl'r tea 40o 1 lb exta value sun powder tea 60c I b Inst grown an roll tea OOo. 1 lb good spider k te s6o 1 lb best spider leg tea &oo i id sun artea is 40o Brushes. 1 hors brush loo 1 dandy hors brush 26a I ox fiber hone brush SAo T.mth brushes 2o, 109 16o. 16 and up Good tomb brushes 60 aud up all site and shapes. Clothe brushes l&o, J0j, lo, 40, 60o and up. Whltk brooms 10o up. AX BILLY BREVITIES. Bys' shoe f 1.16 at Gilbert's. Bee H O Miller for Valentine. Ladle' dong lace stioes $I.Srj at Oil bert'a. For sale, gcod maple wood, Kaclcet Store. Valentines. Bee the eutb window at Hchwarzschlld'a. Heavy sole and light sole ihoes for Indies f2 a pair. Gilbert. Koseburg city council has ralssd th dug licence from 61 to $2.60. Ueo T Hall A Bon are having a new sign painted on their store window. Regular sessions of classes at the University will open next Tuesday, tiie 11th. Nothing small about cur Valentines but the price. Bee them at University Book Btore. We oiler this week special values In ladies' siloes. Notice our window. Gilbert. J Norrls has accepted a position with the Hotel Eugene In the clerking de partment. Frank Ollstrap has resigned as man zer of the hand, ills successor to be chosen soon. Hear W E MoElroy's cornet solo, "The Paliup," at the High Bobool Band Couoert. F L Chambers A Bro have Juit re ceived a car load of barb wire, smooth wire and poultry netting. Mr Nelson will slug at the High Bobool Band Concert, at the First Christian obureb, Feb 7th. Help the High Bobool boys la pay ing for their instruments by attending the High Bobool Baud Couoert. T H Bupple has severed his connec tion with the Bohemia Nugget and C J Howard now lias sole charge of tile paper. Itamember that the annual Inter Olass oratorical contest formerly an nounced for tonight has been post poned one week. The river Is gradually rising from tbe effects of the recent warm ralus, There Is not tufilelent dampness to oaaie exlreuiely blgli water, however. will M Morrow, plumbing and sheet mutul work of all kinds to order. Good work and reeinnublo price my specialty. No 4BU Willamette etroet. Duncan Bcott wai awarded the con tract for carrying the UB mall to the npper MoKeuzle. In the list printed yesterday the name was left out nf the dlspatoh. The local Woodmen of tho World who have bteu trying for 77. new mem bers have succeeded In getting 76 ap plloatlons iu. Tbe last man will be secured long before Consul Falkeuburg arrives. Regular meeting of the Women's Christian Teniperuce Union will be held at the M E church tomorrow at 8 p m. All members requested to be present. By ordor oi Hecretary, A nrty-ynnl sjrlnt between four drummers lock place yesterday In tigut competition luce to na who oould make a date with one of our bis merchants first. They actually ran tor iinir a block. Miss Stella Frauds Patty, a sister of Mrs O W Lowe, nf Eugene, w married to Mr Frank Ward Blttou at MoMlnuvllls Wednesday. DrandMrf Lew attended the wedding which was ao elaborate affair. Regarding our Item the other cta lo which we stated there was a rumor that another barbershop Is lo lie started we will state that we got the Informa tion from a well known and prominent barber, whe seemed to be In earnest when be told us. WOW meeting tonight as usual The graud preparatlonu for next Tun.. nays nig time and reception to Head Consul falkeuburg are neariug com. pieuou. ma occaslou promises lo surpass anything yet attempted lu fraternal elrcles In Eugene. A soon as some one purchases the old warehouse buildings In the rear of Fls. Dunn's store Mr Dunn will com meno the erection of hie blir new ad. dllion and tomnienoa lo remodel the latsrlor of bis store, full particulars of whloh have already been glveu by the UUARD. Roteburg Review : "D T Prlchar.l. wi wen mown jeweler, has returned toRoseburg nd opened for business in tbs Blooum building, south of the postomctf, w here he will b glad lo meet all his old friends." This Is ths gsutlemsn who had a small repair ilio In Iluddleslon's bicycle store aud later moved to HprltiRfleM. Groceries. ICO IU French prunes $1 SO 60 lt box fancy French pruais II 24 1 lb No I Italian prunes 4 In iiiainiiie at Jlo 16 !hs b i.t rhvti Oil IS Ills fflaniilMlM.1 biiuk. tl 1 lb ry good walnuts lOo I lu tin, u prachr 6c 4 pkgs oa starch U6c 5 I Im I m. ( ul rr.ik.i. OiIa S6 os can K C baking powder SOs Crockery. some line nf dlsli t we am rolea in cloatatK.ui4irii.. Lx.k for in. m iu our wiiiih.w ud u ur baruain Oouilfers. DEPARTMENT STORE PERSONAL. Harry Dunn.' I., ut SsgU.aw today. C Hazeltou returned to Creswell to day. R C K'lwaid, of Lowell, is iu the city. B F heel ry, of UosueD, was In tb city today. W H Bal er returned to Junction City this afierurjiu. Ji hn DaVlea i Hani-acting buslnes In Ju' otiou City. Eugene Hchlller was in from Hprlng Beld this morning. Felix Bparks came c'owo from Blue River this moroing. TL Quiner was a passenger U the Grove this afternoon, J E Dsmmon made a business trip to Irving this afternoon. R R Hayes made a business trip to Creswell this afternoon. Hon H E Antony was a paeseoger te Portland this afternoon. Mrs J W White tcday returned from her brief visit to Juuotlon. Dr DA Paine made a professional trip to Coburg this morning. Mrs W Kuykendall Is slightly 111 at her home on Houih Willamette. Mrs Clara Roney returned to Goshen today much Improved in health. Mrs E C Wegman, of Wendllng who has been quite III, Is improving. miss mauae Kcuinirer arrived for a brief visit this aftornonu from Albany. Mrs O A Dyson went HaUey Ihl afternoon fur a brief visit with friends, Mrs Arnold is expected from Iowa to Join her husband lately removed here, I L Campbell la stMl oonflned to his bed, with little change in his oondl tlon. OR Holt, W C Thomas and W C Black came up from Harrlsburg last eveniug. Mrs R Pyburn of Canada, left today for Philomath after an extended visit In this city. Mrs C A Lyndon, who has been vis- Ring in Eugene from Canada, went to Albany today Mr and Mrj Hugh Hampton left this afternoon frr a week's visit at Goshen and Lost Valley Cindon Bean has returned from Sa lem where be bas spent a part of his vacation at home. Arthur Blank, who Is assayer at the Lucky liny mine, has gone frannleco to visit ills mother. to Ban MrsEJ Humptiruy returned today to Grillage Urovo after a very pUawtit visit of a few days with friends here, F K Klsrnck. of Hvrannan Nn York, today arrived to loin his nartner. Max Jackoon, who has been spendlnir tho winter In Eugene buvlnii cattle. Mrs M E Brow nice Is back from Spokane. Hha will leave som for moniigup, i ai, lo live with ber son, Joe, who la railroad agent at that place. Mrs c A KolkMihurg arrived this afternoon In advance of bur huiband, bent c onsul i,f the Woodmen of the World, and will visit relatives hole ....... j ...m i ujr mr raiHeiiuurg next Tu'ly. I. itll I I... C li. ... I .1 Oakland Item: W A Taylor and family, uf Hprltigfleld, Laue o-iuntv. arrived In Otklaud on last Tuesday evening and liuva gone out to their uue iarm id me ewaie where tliei will rtslde In the future. Making Money In Prison. A remarkable exann.lA nf r.lnl,, bas been unearthed In one nf our large prisons. A convict had iwowo. . die and was making silver dollars, and diatrlhuting (hem through aeoom- plloeson the outside. Natural1 v the ofllolals were very muuh surprlied at the discovery, but no more so than the 8 reolce """ his worth is reoog person wbo receives a pouutorfBlt rii. u,I'd- It l said that the authorities cle lu place of the genuine. It la there- for very Important wheu you ask for Hosteller's ctoniach ltlttora to see that their private stamp over the neck Is uubmkeu, If joii value your health. rur nny veara ine Hitters ha been recoguiS" I as the best bealtb maker In vzisieniw ami n you are suffering from Indlerallnii, dyi.l, constipailon, naiiiU'iley or nervousness, It Is beoau you never tried It, Try It at nce. Miss Laura K Jones, a well known n.w.pair woman of Weatern (ir.nn aud W Emerson Lumlev in Alston. - i Woodenware I tuhler lantern i I in ip si !,.(-, h i 0, I ixl s l...ii.iir home ma.1.. 1. 1 uiin ijiia'ity sx handle I'.ij 1 MlhPir nin ,H rjaoale SSc. woi-d.-ii bowl lie aud up. Combs. A good curry inimb Itlj 1 IhwI currv iiiiiiiI, 1 extra pimmI nwru a..... . metal tiaok, hnm or rubber eouib 10c ..m, filllIM lllltllM Slk, Klul ah Binisolciubai,it balroruanieiit. Kemember our Prices oil all Soods are Always the Lowest. THE SOCIAL REALM. Fully fl . bundled people crowded the auditorium anl parlors of the Humphrey Memorial M E church lat evening to pas. a social evening after the regular Tbuisday evening ssrvlce. Tbeyouuger member of the aisemnly enjoyed facinatiug irHuies and amuse ments while all wrr. made to feel tbe warm tociabilliy oi the M E congrega tion. An luipn'inptd program was rendered the u.aiu feature ol which was the playing of several numbers by tbe M E Hunday school orchestra. This is a new orgaulzatioo aud the intinle made would he creditable lo many older one. The mewum of the oi cbestra and inslruuituta played are: L G Huilii, director; Miss Carrie Ford, organist ; Pr,f Krtderlo Dunu, ban viol; Mrs L hullu, Meile Harding and tieuderi-nui Bro;, violin ; LeRoy Kern", trombone; Lloyd bellman, cornet. Mr and Mrs l.elou Woo ley were ten dered a oui prise party Ibsl evening, tbe occaaioii b lug the flirt anniversary of their ln.ir.HKi. l,igbt refreshments were served mid an enjoyable evening Wis epent. Tliwe present were Mioses Jennie King, Cora Pennington, Rosa Hell, Eva Mo-Murry, Vdlina Darning Miraa Deuilng, Joy Williams, Nora Kelsay, Mrs Callle Wright; Menem Clark Turner, James Lyons, Leslie Smith, Walter fcjuiitb, Archie riira mone, Aulter Newman, Frank Boheuck, Harvey Copeland, Earl Haynes, alter Btallord, Frank George, Prof Harry Hopklne, A G Wright, Earl KeUay, Bert Berry, John Bell, Waiter Francis, Cbaa Bennett, Frank Hopkins. At the home nf Hon and Mrs H Ankeny last evening a number 'rl,n1 wer Informally entertained at bilU CCI IIJbCieSMUg pBBUUJB Ul tllgll five. The guests enjoyed the evening very much. They were: Dr and Mrs D A Paine, Dr aud Mrs F W Prentice, Mr and Mrs J B Lucbey, Mr and Mrs T Q Henditcka, Mr and Mrs Geo B Durrls, Mr and Mrs B M Yoran, M and Mrs B H Friendly and Miss Dorris. Mrs R MoMurphey Ibis afternoon entertained a number of friend at ber home in honor of Mrs A G Morrll, who Is visiting here from Portland. Tbe ladles enjoyed a delicious luncheon prepared by the experienced bands of tbe bOBtess. The afternoon was Dassed pleaeauMy by all present. The Socialists of Lane County. A,e bmby oal!ed 10 "eet In mats couveu,("' on Miirch 6, 1902, In Eu geDe, Ore, at 10 o olock a m, for the purpose of eleo'lng delegatea to tbe stale convention, to he held at Poit- latid on March 19 1902, and to trausaot suoli other buvluesa as might oome bet- tore the con ver. tlon. By rrder of W S RltlllKIlS, C 8 H ARNISIf, f1,'- Chairman. H M M an VH.LB, 8eo Branch No 16. Dtcd Jan 'U, 1802. rmir bwkstskr. The Uuako has heret. fore made mention of Prnfe.anr 8'eolser, who will sucood Profdsaor VVashburn at (he University. Ths Forest Grove Times has tbe following concerning hliu: "It seems likely 'u;" ",D oonege is to lose Prof HweetBer He baa been ottered a nrofeeaorahln In tb State University at Eugene and is likely to accept, Prosldout Strong of mat instituiiou was here two weeks ago to st him and Prof Bweeteer went uowu (here this wet-k to look th. fiel ovor' lnaddltlon to having a ""S Held, it is understood that there u s taxi til Inorease i f salary oon- Deou w" the oiler. The college as we" a" "le PP'e of the city will bo ,orry 10 ,M Blm S bl" t the same ' KuHB,, oi''e a oareful study of the w0' " lle available professors in u "T""uieui or the west, aud se-i looleu "lm as the ohoioe of all." v-otPi.tsii.NTARY. The Faolflo Christian, organ of the coast Christian ciiurciiea. says this week : "We have oopy of resolution adopted by tbe cuuion at Olympla, Wash, passed upon the occasion of the resignation orj B Mct'alliim which la lo take r. "'""pru. ine reeoiutiona furil tl- M.a a. it in. 1"'" om M """ barj ooaapll. - tii.viiiiuui win mw ugtjoe partome April Ul. jljui it ravii irti hi . s . . Long range shells F L Chamber A Bro, d w For two 150 Pieces Of Tine Dross llelow S. li. FRIENDLY. WILL OF J0HX DIAU0SD. Uis Properly Btqueaibed to Niar Relatives. The will of the late John Diamond, of Coburg. was flled for probate yeeter day. It wa executed Autusl 4, 190U, lothe preeu(of B B Eiklu and P K Hudgra. Its provisions are as loi lows: First All oebts son funeral ixpei- les'hall pid and a pn per uiin reasonable tuui fur a monument a' bis grave be aid. Second All pfr-oual i r) erty gs to nieces aud nephewi, Jaui;, John William, Henry an j Nancy Jane Pa1 ton. children i f bis oldest sister, Mal tha Palloii, deceaed ; and to J ho Teresa and Nettle Coybllu, children of bis youngest eis.er, Nancy t'ogblln, deceased. Third All real property goes to ex scuutor. wbu shall etil same aud dis tribute the money lo lue uiphews and nieces above named. Fourth W M Vau Duyn, t f Coburg, is aouoluted sole executor wiihoui boude. OTHKR COUHTIIOl'SE KOTK?. Mortgage X0 00 Mortgage 300 00 Mortgage 106 60 Satisfaction of won gate 210 00 Malefaction ofmnrigtge 173 63 Satisfaction of mortgage 600 00 Chattel mortgage 110 00 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Josephus aud Lauretta A Johnson to Frank L Armitage 37 acres in tp 17 s r 3 w, $2310. (Jhai Davis to B F Dorris i interest I "Maggie" claim lu Blue River min lng district, $89.60. . R H MatteBon to B Fand Lydla M Russell 13.60 acres In tp 17 a r i 1426. Elizabeth aud E 61 C.irbua to G R Cbrisuiau laud iu fractional block C Mulligan's donation to Eugene, 10O3. L E Bean lo Ell Bangs 120 aores lu tp 17 s r 2 w, (600. . CIRCUIT COURT. B H Friendly va T D and Edith B Liutou, to recover money ou a prom issory note together with interest at 8 per cent and attorney's fees. Hotel Arrivals. EUGENE. Geo Tarhepeel, Adra, Minn B C Peper, Kansae City U H Carrin, Elmlra, N Y F A Milchell, Portlsnd VV D Merickel, Gleuw ;od, Viinii W B Bhively, Pbila AJ Mleikel, tagle Kend, Minn R B Tillman, Coburg Jack T Ziuk v HU Wiggins, Ban jos M A Rice, BprmgHeld J F Graham, Bpriugfleld V L Duuler, Bprlugfleld A Johnson, C G Cbas F Mitchell, Bohemia W H Morton, Portland DaVId Watt, Rosehurg Jamen lingnei , H! Louis O F Vedder, New Y uk HOFFMAN Jullm Lowe, Portland Win H Robnett, Bt Louis F W Churchome, Hon land FSilverstone, S F J M Eiueteui, ij F Thus J Flavin, Portland M H Iusery, Portlaud 0 C Hezlctou, Crrawell C R Hall, Harrlsburg W C Thomas, Harnsburg W 0 Black, Harrlsburg W F Pleas, Athlaud W H Baker, Junction P H Bristov, C O Eugene 8chil:er, Spr Geo W Miller, Bruce Nik Gent, Bruoe C D Knox, 8 F Edward Creke, Portland L T Reynolds, Balem Jas A Bell, B F Sam BBinry, Portland Qm H Filzglbbon, PortUnd Felix Bpark.-, IJlue River T E Furnish. Fall Creek Leua Foreman, R leehurg Geo A Peel, Portlan i Wm C Baudere, Seattle Wm Ipgold, Chicago lb Imperial. fit.. ... i . '""ve.ur. hirst class etampli room Ull.jl .. ... ,. r "".w irri. well MM ,.nA r... ..w aiui f.Ml l)r 1hv. ',h""' ays between winter activity and ,prl phU)fB BIievemf routine day, u, be, ure. The llvelln,. , wm be here, however, days only Goods at aud Cost. fty m 'VVNVfca 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 & 5on 31, 30 and 38 East 9lh St. W. B. P. L. The W R P L will be entertained by Mrs J W Kiva ou nxt Baturda, Feb iurv8h. Ti ere will fce un eleotlon of officers for the coming year as the present truer are at'Otit to retire, hav lng finis ed their ymr'a woik. Ft is necessary that all m. rubers hn preeent to cast their vote and swept the respon nihility that ha heretofore been born byothen. Promptly 2 o'clock. HaKKIKT K t-I.AI.DGN, Cnr. Hecretary. Tichets on sale for tbe High Bclinol Baud Concert at E Hohwi rz-ctnlii'i. Prlc9 of admUaioii is 26 centa. TO THE PUBLIC Ifavh? di?solred jjartnmBhip, as stated in another coluiua, I will con tinue the buainprw alone, I will a Bume all lesiwnaibility for coo tracts, etc, ma le by the old farm. I will ret tin the esrvices nf Mr Meyer who ie au txpeit watchuiakur, haviuu leanied the trade in one of the bent Mchools ia America. Will be pleaned to nee all our eld patron as well as many iiew oneB. 1'f ankiug the people for favora m tt: wea up'ia us, l am Very respectfully yours, M. R. JANNEY. Valentines The largest and nicest line ever shown in Eugene. See our window. University Bookstore H. G. MILLER. MOON'S FEED STORE East Ninth Street, Eugene, Oregon The Hottest Stove ' in Town is the Boss Air Tight Heater Foumues. Call and soe Uiein. L. r? 1 uwm i hi 1 1 in m TilE Bonboniere 39 East M.vUBPTrkLdjBi?1 P'J' Oj-ler.. XV. . ow nan our o'i cirtlully. wgi j7 sr ri uili C HA.H.Vi0N D, Formerly Ml CAFE and Bffll First Class Bakerv Goods, Oysters, Short Orders, Keytar Meals. ut. unt ... .. """" " r : 'i ' .- FlIRSITHRi: t fay j Henflfipsfn rj.i.i. totom. Car. tBLufiS'S " GEO. ,sct rrn, Gross and Stevens cal Estate City unit I-. .miirr i rnwo. a,,d.,,(1(,u;v; te rns. OtBce, nvr.r K,oii W "'.o.ietie Eugene, Ornr. ,i. ' Public Storage of all kinds at Reasonable Rates at GeoTHall&Son's Warehouse. SMOKE HIGH GRADE 5c C GARS. F. C. Potts Manufacturer. Tbe Jtoffmai) W. O. ZEIGLER Proprietor. SUNDAY DINNER50c Eugene, - . Oregon Lon Ninth St. ""h" t0 0"': T our celebrated Horn. "i d"ul!t"'," 'r.h every d.y. K..tern u, all Kocda delivered promptly and Proprletori, c. CHESHIRE. Hammond! Phone, Blsck J7.3. A WEDDING BREAKFAST or dinner ! slwari terretl with th chuloCTt n nnd liunni that can be i-n.ci.rfi. Kur noetl function, ot rv kin l a r hjve the pnre.t nlrt nine-, of thl'(.r inif.r.rted or domestic Vintage, hr the ca, ba.tls or lailJ. at i-nee. tVat yon can't match f',f quality in tugene, at W. M. RKNSHAW'S Eugenei Ores011'