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Newspaper Page TextJ)aily Eugene Guard SATURDAY FEBRUARY 8 Ml Popular Brands of CIGARS FOB BALE AT Julius Goldsmith's 6 JARD Telephone, t a Main 131. Weather. narUl k Gnard. Portland, Or, Feb. 8,-Tonlglit aud Sunday, ocotulonal rum. Beau, Sew Ads Today. Frank Dunn M HJannsy l)r Lowe oculo-optloUn Eugene. Kecd and grooerlea aj White's. Poultry suppllea at Pmtou & Hales. Orurtona for wall piper aud paluta J O WatU, graduate optician, Eu gene. Bee Preston & Hale itock of wall paper. Prussian Block Food at Preston A Balei. New firm i F L Cbambera A Bro, hardware. Before buying real eatala eee CI rose A Hteveui. Bpray material already mixed at F L Cbambera A Bro. Cblcken lloe paint SI per gallon at Preeton A Halee. Hot Time tovea , F L Cbambera k Bro. d w Hpray pumpa all alsee aud prion. 1 Cbambera A Bro. Junney Meyer, graduate optician. KxtimlnatioD free. Dry Oak wood $3 76 per oord d llv rod. F L Cbambera A Bro, M O Warner tune plan oh and lire nun. .Repairing and polisblug, The largest (took of wallpaper and paints 1 oarrled by Preston A Halee. Body Fir Wood F Id Chambers A Bho. LUt your property with Gross Bteveni, real estate dealers. Parental Tstoh and other winter-sown . grass seed at - dAw F L Chambers Bro's Wall paper. Clearanoe sale. All styles at oust before new stook oome In. F L Cbambera A Bro. d w Mow Is the time to spray your trees. One spraying now Is equal to three In the summer. d w Make your want known In the Guard's olaaallled oolumn. A aplen did method of advertising. New Firm F L Chambers A Bro, hardware. daw Will M Morrow, plumbing aud sheet metal work of all kinds to ordor. Unod work and reasonable prloe my epeulalty. No 480 Willamette street. Thousands Sent Into Exile. Every year, a large number of poor sufferers whose lung are aor and racked with oougha are urged to go to another climate. But this Is oostly and not always sure. Don't be exile when Dr King' New Dltoovery for uonsumptlon will our you at home. It' the most infallible medloln for Coughs, Colds, and all Throat and Lung diseases on earth. The first dnae bring relief. Astounding- cures result lrom persistent uss. Trie I bottle free v w li De Lane Price ttO aud f 1.00, Avery uotlie guaranteed. fbom Jowa. During tlie recent cold snas In Iowa, John Handsaksr wrou to his parents, Mr and Mrs 8 Handsaksr, of this oily, as follows! "!) a-r F.f.ro.ii Ww-ar h-s.vlng s-u-u-ch a-a-a nrn-nloe w-w w Inter t t-h-t y-y-ou'd b-b-b-better all o-e-o-oooie b-i-c-k. Oi-s-sonie n aay It was o-o-nly i-j-aercotaen b-b-bs ' lw 1-1-ut n-n-lght, b-lHit a-o-u-there i- -ay It was 2-2-1 SJ. 'lUe on m-m-uiure k-b-blankU, Tom, m-my w- w en are f-f-reulag.' The new 40 Oliver Bulky and Oang plows are especially adapted for win ter plowing. Bee the in uFL Cham bers A Bro's. dAw Boys' shoes S115 at Gilbert's. Bee H G Miller for Valentines. Ladles' doug laoe sbuee H.25 at Gil bert's. For sale, gcod maple wood, lUuket Store. Valentines. Bee the south window at Hcbwarzicblld's. Two Turkish Jews are In ths city peddling rugs, etc. Heavy sole and llitht sole inoee for ladles t- a pulr. Gilbert. Nothing small about our Valetitlnte but the price. Bee tuein at University Book Blore. We oiler this week special values In ladles' shoes. Notice our window, Gilbert. F L Chambers 4 Jlro have Just re. oelved a car load of btrb wire, tm.'xitb wire and poultry netting. The condition ol Eugene's streets Improve yearly. A few yesrs ago what a difference there was In om Willamette street. Tbe state republican central com snlttee met In Portland this afternoon Tbe date of the state convention will probably be April 10'b. Uev E F Beaudreau, the well known Divinity Hehool giaduate, writes to havs bis Guard changed from Albion Wash, to Thornton, same state. He is preaching at the latter place now. Tbe funeral of the lata Daniel Howe who died lu Ban Francisco Thursday evening will be held Mod day afternoon, Interment In the Ms sonic oemetery. The remains will sr rive Monday morning. Invitations bave been Issued for tbe big Woodmen reception Tuesday by lb committee whloh Is composed the following members: Messrs L Usckwith, N it Gaylord, W TOnrdon D A Paine ; Merdames G N Fra.er, A ralne, A T Cookerllus. BREVITIES. PERSONAL. U. 0. Notes. Examinations were over and tbe young ladles of the YWOA made tbe time happier by far to the fortunate as well as the unfortunate who tried the ordeal, by their signal hospitality at the Post-exsm Jubilee given last even lug In the parlors of the dormitory Atwut a hundred young people as sembled aud spent the hours In social good time. Unique cards In imitation of schedule cards wore passed around to be filled out with subjects, hours and Instructors, so no one tasked 1 something to say to somebody else, The rooms were neatly decorated. . s The students of the school of music will give a publlo recital this eveulng in Vlllard hall. A good program Is offered. Everybody Invited. Making Money In Prison. A remarkuble example of cunning has been unoartbed In one of our largo prisons,- A oonvlct had pttrfroted a die and was making silver dollars, and distributing thein through accom plices on the outsldo. Naturally the officials wore very much surprised at the discovery, but no more so than the person who recolvo u oouiitorfult aril ale In place of the genuine. It Is there fore very Important when you ask for lioelottor'e Htouiscli Hitters to seo that their prlvato stamp over the nnck Is unbroken, If you vuluo your health. For fifty years the ltltlors has beuu reoogulaed as the best hoalth maker In existence, aud If you are sullering from Indigestion, dyspepsls, constipation, flatulency or nervousness, It la because you never tried It, Try It at ence. Ladies, Attention 1 We will have a full Una of rample of ladles' dress and tailor made suits, direst from New York, on exhibition for orders Mouday afternoon and Tues day forenoon. J V Kaufkman. Bids Waited. Aide will be received until 6 e'olook p m on February 16th for the removal of about S00 yards of dirt and gravel rom tbe rear of the Dunn bleck. Frank Dims. Bomb Kazom. O Sohaefer A Co, proprietors of ths Kugene rstnr fsctory, havs an iuteiestlng exhibit of rasor work, from the rough to a finished product, displayed lu Paine A Kay'a show window, Oue big reior Is about 12 loohes long. Chas Cochran is up from ths Grove. N Hill was over from Bprlngfleld to day. Dr Geo Wall is up fiotn Cottage Grove. J D KiUon, of KiUoii cvrings, Is In the city. Marceilus liunubtt Is reported Im proving. O C Hamlin arrived today from' Junctlun. Church Blevens, of Noll, was in the olty tody. Al Johnson Is a visitor from tbe Grove today. W F Hinee, of Blue Klver, came down last night. Postmaster Clark, of Bprlngfleld was n the aity today. J M Ollkinson returned this after noon to Cottage GroVM. Bert Lake went out to bis ranch to day to remain a few days. Mrs C F Moor arrived today from Creswell to enter school here. Rev E M Patterson went to Halsey today to preach tomorrow. T J Bewstt and B T Boaoh were up from Harrlahurg this morning. Miss A M Rmith, osteopath, had a tslepbone put In her nffioe today. Mr and Mrs J P Currln returned to day from a brief visit at Cottage Grove. M R Janney returned this morning from a business trip to Ban Francisco. M F and C A McClaln, were ar rivals last night from Emerson, Iowa, J It Itenwick relumed today from Woodburn where he has been on bUBt uess. .JlHiw Ivy Bond left this afternoon for a brief visit with friends at Harris- burg. Mr and Mrs D R Laklu returned from their Yoncalla vlsltiug trip this afternoon. Lte Travis mads a business trip to Rossburg this morning, returning this afternoon. Kobt, Blair and O B Dutton came down from Cottage Grove this after noon to spend Sunday . Mr and Mrs Geo Jakes arrived today from Nebraika to spend a few days with a view to locating. Mrs E J Jowett and daughter, Mrs Roach, returned to Hamsburg today after a pleasant visit here. Ernest Gllatrap returned this after' noon from Harrleburg where he had charge of the Bulletin again this week Miss Mabel Haggard returned today to Eugene for a brief visit from her school at Fall Creek where she la teach log. Ulss Hazel P.lokers rsturned this afternoon from Portland, where she heatd Josef Hoffman, the world famed pianist. Mrs L B Logau and Master Allen Brstulca left for Portland this afiur- uoou for a brief visit with relatives in that city. Miss Vlnua Knapp had a slight at tack of heart failure at the home of Rev L D Green today. Bbe was taken home in a carriage. htudent huulknor baa been com pelled to dmt his studies at lbs Uni versity on account of 111 health. He returned home to Portland today. Yesterday Hslem Statesman : Dr C K Looiuls, of Kugeue, a government tlinln'r Inspector, was lu the city on buslnssa yesterday and went to Port land on the afternoon train. Mrs B L Lucas arrived today from Portland, to join her mother Mis A G Mirlll In vlsltiug with Mr and Mrs R MoMurphsy for a fsw days. Mrs J E Ostrsnder came In from Cottage Orov this afternoon to attend tbe atudsut's recital at Vlllard hall thlaaveulng and visit a short tlms with ber daughter, Miss Nina. Cottage Grove Nugget: Herbert Leigh was In towu this week from Eugene, and net only wore an air of prosperity but was pleasantly manl fested lu bran new tot. Herbert seems to be In the sunlight of life, Medlord Item: Miss Carrie George, who has bren spending several weeks with her parents living at Eugene, aud also visiting at Portland, Grants Pass and other cities, has returned to Mrd ford and resumed ber posltlou at the Postal Tel. t'o's office. PLACES OF WORSHIP. M. E. Church-B F Rowlaod, pas tor. Services tomorrow as follows: 10 o'clock, class meeting ; 10.45, sddrets by Dr W F McDowell ; 12 o'clock, Sunday hnnl. s-.io. Junior Leei-iie: 6:15, In termediate and rVnlor Leagues; 7:30, address by Dr W F McDowell, bpeoial music bv choir, deuule quartette, at tbe evening service. Dr McDowell, of N. Y. Cllv. who win occupy the pulpit at both services is secretary of the edu cational work of the M E .church, one of the brightest minds atd most elo. quent speakers In the ohurcn. ai will Interest and instruct an wno near blm. Dr Driver will lecture on me Hi i,l t 12 o'clock lu the east room. The public Is oordially invited. Christian Church D-n E C Pan, demon of the Divinity School. Morn Init service, sul I'., "I know whom I belleven." Evtniog, "The Bible ana present dav knowledge. Other services as usual. First Presbyterian Church Rev W R Hendsrson, D D, minister, ounday school 10 a m; preaching services 11 m and 7:30 p in; Young Peoples' meet tng 6:30 p uj. Epieoopal Church D E Loverldge, rector. All services as u.-ual morning and evening. February 12, Wednes day, being Ash Wednesday, services full 10 a m. Congregational Mao H Wallace, minister. Morniugservlce at 11 o'clock; Bible sohool at noon; Young Folks' meeting at 6.30; evening serviee at 7:30. Baptist Church. Sunday sohool at 10 a m ; sermon at 11 a m ; B Y P U meellag at 6 :30 p m ; preaching at 7:30 p m. All are welcome to these ser vices. U. B. Church. -J T Merrill, pasto,', Sunday school at 10; prsacbing at 11 by presiding Elder CC Bell; Endeavor at 6 :30 ; preaching at 7:30. CP Church-O N Wall pastor, rreaoulng at 11 a m and 7:30 p m. Sunday sohool at 10 a m. Everybody invited. TBE SOCIAL REALM. Sunday Dinner. Tne Banquet will give a spltndld turkey and chicken dinner tomorrow. Only 35 cents. From 6 :S0 to 8 o'clock. Trade Making Prices. o Every bargain listed below can be hadif called for at once. next summer and be disappointed. Put it off untill Tea. i 1 lb tea dust 0o I lb good gun powder tea 46V i !r ? . ?" POlf es 600 i u m gnwn nne roll im euj. 1 lu good spider leg 1m ,VSo I lb beet spider lex tea too 1 lb snn dried tea 40o Brushes, 1 bores brush l.lo 1 dandy horse brush 'i'a ox finer horse brush SAc Tooth brushes 3c, IDs. 16o, iSi and up Good scrub brushes 6c aud np all si ire and shape. Clulliea brushes 160, 10 ), 25c, (, tOo and up. Whlik broom lOo up. Groceries. 1K His French prune SI 60 SO lb bo.t fancy rench pruuis f I 25 I lb No 1 Italian prunes 4 HI quantities at ie 1(1 Ha bit rlcw (I 00 it, Its i-ieMule.ed sugar II OJ I lb i v Kuod walnuts lOo I lb Ulled peaches &K 4 pkgs ooru starch -c .1 lbs btvt ) crackers OV 15 ox can K C baking powder 0 Crockery. some lines of ilMies we a-e soliig to line at about ) I'rice. for itii ni u our wluduW aud ou our bAigalu counters. Woodenware 1 tubler lantern 2 1 nip stick, twt 10 1 gool ax hsiidlr hotti mad 15c 1 t-itr iUmy ax handle -Vo 1 roll i Ml pin lse bundle 25c. woooVn l'0le 15c aud up. Combs. A a-ood entry comb li. I Ut curry comb 15o I eilra khh1 cr comb ,V I metal hack, horn or ruMr comh HV ittt conit made ?iV and 15c -uiscsli h fine ivuil' 5 and ID" il aluds of ouuibs aua liair oruaitient. Remember our Prices on all goods art Always the Lowest. AX BILLY DEPARTMENT STORE Murray & Mack. Btars may come and stars may go, but Murray A tfaok, the celebrated Irish oomedlanv, like the brook, run on forever. They were among the first to enter farce comedy and they bave been doing good sprinting laps with the leaders sver since, and If tbe truth UKae vE ARE BACKAGAlM were kuown, havs accumulated more money than any comedy team before vuapuuiiu. inis year tney nave sur rounded tlemselves with an unusually strong oompany, and have given close attention to detail, bringing with them numerous properties, sets of complete soenery, and tbe best and largest eom- pauy of Individual merit now on tour, Ihe new edition of "Hhooting the Chutes" Is a fitting vehicle for the able talents of tbe stars and their merry as sociates. They will appear at the opeia house weuueertay eveulug, Feb 12. In the psrlors of Ibelr richly nrni.h-d an studio Mr aod Mrm,L .... ...nine euteramea su. n luifi " - " -hi.i . number of friends in honor o Mr-i'.rrleKoudetiush who is visiting ....... wtil. Mr ana fr L 8 Loon carried on onin pu -oh Mrs Lotao ahead. Welsh rare- nii .nd oth-r trond things were srvel i.t th lnsies aod tbe evening vo!et a social ru. .,noing ai '" Mr and Mrs L rt L.oir n, wr ,nd Mrs J B LiUCaey, wr ami air " H Hoflmsn. Mr and Mrs E D Matlock, Mr and Mrs A L Peter, Miss u.ne Marquis, Miss Ada Hendricks, Miss Edith H'-flinaD, Mes-rs Walter Griffin, i. Mtinclr. I,e Travie. rrea risa and Frank (,'bamberB. ui. Rnhv Miller entertained a few .. . i l,..r inni No 181 ' II nsr inetiu" ' East Ehrblh S'reet, last eveulng. A sry enjoyable time was bod, after wblch a nice luncheon was served by Mrs Miller. Those piessnt were Misses Elsa and Elva Bluglelary, Iv Bond, Francis Mrown, Erma and Ruby Miller; Messrs Frank Drew, Charlie Bennett, Finis tsnoagrase, Clyde and Aron Miller. The semi-monthly meeting of the Ladles Card Club was held yesterday in Frank's hall. High five was on the list aud Mrs E J FraHer won first prize with Mrs L L Whlteon "the other one." Mesdamea J 8 Luckey, L L Wbltson, H P Bladden, J R Wether Iiaa Minnie Buckman were added to the club as new members. Tlaanon's dance this evening will be ladies' choice. Tne boys are antlcl Datlnsr a blzhly enjoyable time. It's up to tbe girls this time. Hotel Arrivals. ICOENE. Fred Anderson, Drain Al Erlckson, " A P Carlson, " B Lander, Coburg W E Thompson, Wendling H 0 Wiggins, C F Mitchell, Clnolnnatl A Johnson, Cottage Grove J L Landers, Saginaw M F McClaln, Emerson, Iowa C A McClaln, " " L J Jewett, Harrleburg ET Roaoh " Cbas Gettys, Bohemia T Wlgman, 8 F John Parrolt, Portland J D Kitson, Kltson Springs HOFFMAN R C Edwards, Lowell Alf Metheny, JaBper W W Warner, Jeflerson W F Hinee, Blue River L Bllyeu, 8t Joseph A H Haifer, Hoquiam Frauk Wlnkelmau, Hoquiam Christ Knoells, " J L Marks, 8F J Porlente, Algeria W H Mueller, ' J RFIynn, Portland W A Tough, 8 F W A Hhloey, Berkeley Gus Hebulng, Portland C B Dutton, Cottage Grove Robt Blalr, Cottage Grove 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 & 34, 3G and 33 East 9th St. Son. .,r inal .-."'- is ,Da; 4 person, UnrJertaksrt itnbalnseps. Cap. Wil. and M rti W KAYS FURNITURE iiiLirnno ai,s tUfltHftL 0I3!.' Bad Visit. Mrs Brt Lake is viBlt- o. o-aRoes lng in Salinas, California, bbe went, down a few weekB ego to attend the edding of ber sister and reached therein time to attend her runerai. Her sister was taken sick euddeuly and died while she waB enroute. Eors. To Mr and Mrs Ham tt Junction, Feb 1, 1002, a son. Miller, ' Win., Gross and Stevens Sunday Dinner. ' ltoast turkey and obiokeu at the Bauquet tomorrow. A splendid Bun day dinner for only 36 cents., Dinner from 6 :30 to 8 o'olook. Drillinu PKoaHicssEg. Ulnoe the drill at the Great West Oil and Coal Co's plant on the N HII! pise at etprlugfleld resumed operations last Tussdsy, ths work has been going merilly on until a depth of about 60 fett has been reached. The drill is still golug through ths hsrd surface rook lormatlon, but li Is expected that a softer rock will soon he encountered. Born. At Juuetiou, Feb S, 1902, to Mr aud Mrs John Becker, a daughtet. Long range shells are strongm). d w F L Chambers A Bro. The Imperial. Cottage Grove, Or. Firet olaee.dample room 80x50 feet, well equipped. Rates 11.00 aud $2.00 per dav. Ladies. .it you wisn to see the newest in tailor made suits do not fail to call at J V Kau Oman's Monday afternoon or Tuesday morning. r..n n ... . vjau,-wuuuiy uuuge luuoald re ceived a telegram from J F Calbrtatb. superintendent of tbe Oregen Insane asylum today, giving the Intelligence manure tiien Branntn died in that institution this forenoon. Mrs Bran- nan was a pioneer woman of Eugene. She was about 65 years of age and oommitted to the asylum about ten J ears ago, her dementia being of a mild form, Her husband, Wm Braunan, was a pioneer stage driver ou tbe big overlaBd slags line foui Sacramento to Portlaud bfors tbe time of tbe rail road. He is an inmate of the asylum, though uomlnally. making himself useful about the stables as coschm.n for the asylum carriage. The family resided for many years in tbe residence at the wrst end of Ninth Btreet. lu.i west of Hie Holt properly. The lntHr. meut will take place at tbe asylum. Tor two tlavs only 150 Pieces Of Fine Dress Goods at and Below Cost. S. H. FRIENDLY. QWWVwrVrSsls sYotiF Wateh peed Repairing? Real Estad Cny and country propertf lifted -i d sold ou favnrjbli terms. Office, over Kaoi " -P,,.I . VV1IIH Eugene, Oregon. mettea, If so, bring it to ub, a3 we do all kinds of repairing of Watches, Clocks and Jewelory. and do it right. M. R. JANNEY. Opposite Guard Office, 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 Public Storagi of all kinds at Reasonable Rates at GeoTHall&Soi' Warehouse. SMOKE fiANQOEM HIGH GRADE 5c C GA& . C. Potts Manufacturer. Tbe JioffM W. O. ZEIGLER Proprietor. SUNDAY D1NNER50C Etmene. - Orttf The Hottest Stove in Town is the Boss Air Tight Heater PrawthiDg entirely new in air tight coustruction. Hhnitonmo, durable, and reasoeable in price. Four sizes. Call and see them. Long. . i Till Bonbon iere 39. East Ninth St. M V ' , rT.'. ""i and party cakes to onie r: try onr celel.rstsd Boo (V. r. vv s, pies, cakes and doughnuts frtsh every dajr. ta," c refully e 1 "w '"" ouc 'n Bi", gooUs delivered pn.nl)tlr DUNN BROS- C HA.H.H0ND, Proprietors, C. CHESHIRE. Formerly Hammond's UU CAFE and Bffl! First Class Bakery Goods, Oysters, Short Orders, Regular Meals. JIO Villimetle St Phone, Black 47 3. r 1 v-i A WEDDING BREAKFA nr Hlrn.r i. alwan Mr'fl - n-1,1 llNtl-'n, !..ttie Pf' in..a.f, inn. qiil:ty iu Kutftne.at choiret w yn-c in n kimt Hif , of ti.l f r i' vim a,, hr ihp c- W. M. RENSHAV Eugene. Oti"