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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugc;ie Guard &ATURDAY MAECH 1 All Popular Brands of CIGARS FOB BALK AT Julius Goldsmith's 6 HARD Tinhorn, Ha. Main 131. Weather. psclal 10 Qsard. Portland, Or, fcareb 1. Tonight and Hutrday, parity aloudy wltusuew- tn. Bkals, Miviutt. Dr Lowe ooulo-optloln Eugene. Keed and groceries at White's. Bays' shoes 11.16 at Gilbert'!. Poultry supplies at Preston A Hales, Overton for wall paper aud paint J O Watte, graduate optlolan, Eu gene. Prussian Btook Food at Preston A Hali. New firm :F L Chambers A Bro, hardware. Before buying real estate see dross A Htevens. New Firm F L C ha rakers A Bro, hardware. dAw, Cbloken Hoe paint II per gallon at Preston A Hales. Rambler blovolss bars arrlTed at Matlock A tioodohlld's. Body Fir Wood F It Ch Atlanta A Bao, The nsw Rambler hare arrived at Uatlook A Ooodoblld's oyolery. Bee Preston A Hales stock of wall paper. Spray material already mixed at F L Chambers A Bro. List your property with Uross A Htevens, real estate dealers. Long range shells are strongest F L Chambers A Bro. d w Hot Time stoves F L Chambers A Bro. d w Queen flexible steel door matt. Bee them at Lougutulll-T A Peter's. npray pumps all sites aud prloes. L Chambers A Bro. Janney A Meyer, graduate optlalans, Examination free. The largest stook of wallpaper and paints Is carried by Preston A Hales. Dry Oak wood 13.75 per cord de livered. F L Chambers A Bro. Heavy sole and light sole shoes for ladles ! pair. Gilbert. ' Buoerlor steel naif, fitted with hot ooll Is guaranteed to have qHlokoven Bee them at d F L Chambers A Bro's. New Today. AGENTS WANTjID. Flrnt elan proposition to energetic ladles am gentlemen. One for each towosbl dselred. Good pay and steady eru ployment. Bend fr r booklet and prae ttoal guide to agen ts at onoe. T Benton, Gen'l A .rent, Uoodnough Bdg., Portlaad, 0e. AGEN 1H WANT1CD. Good Inaur anos agents for latest thing In aool dent and slok line. Liberal oontraote to good men, Address H 0 Doollttlt. Beeretary, Bedalla, Mo. COW FOR BALK A flue mlloh oow for sale. Enquire of Dr R L Wll looghby, dentist, over MoCluag store. APPKKNT1UK WANTED. Mlllln. ery apprentice wanted at Mist Bailsman's Ninth street millinery store. BREVITIES. PERSONAL, Lester Toiler and wife) are moving Into rooms over Dunn's store. Mlna Bina Orrell has aooepted a posl tlon In J V Kauflman's store. Josef Mueller, the piano bilk, who was here recently, Is now at Jaokson. vllle. Now Is the time tu spray yonr tree. One spraying now Is tqual to three In the summer. d w Tbe Ladles' Aid Society of the Christian ohurcb met with Mrs L B Rowland yesterday afternoon. Wm Oowland has been elected cap tain of Co B, 4th Infantry, O N G, at Ashland. He was formerly a sergeant. Henry Bchworing, the Ninth street barber, has purchased one of tbe cele brated Trowbridge pianos from Morris A Craw. Mrs Bparks, sister of Mrs L Laird, It visiting in Eugene. Bbe Is a pioneer and Is to years of age. Her home Is In Olympla, Washington. Let tbe newly organized Commer clal Club Immediately take up tbe matter of printing suitable literature to advertise our aplsndld city and county Dr Henderson has vacated tbe cot tags on Lincoln atrest and has taksn a room at Mrs John Ham's. He ex pects to leave here for Chicago on tbe 7th of April. I now have some choice timber olaluis ready for location. Tbey will not last long, so come at onos. A B Hlnkson, locator aud cruiser, Wald House, Eugene. Hewer gat and I never did agree, be cause 1 place the waste and vent pipes In a practical way that Isolates tbe deadly poison from your homes, W M Morrow, 489 Willamette street. Tbe market oonduoted by the ladles of the Baptist ohuaoh this afternoon In W B MoKenney's grocery store was quite a saooess both s wlelly and finan cially. Quite a sum was realized from tbe sale of eatables, etc. Yaqulna Bay News i MrT Q Hsn- drleks and wife, of Eugene, arrived al Yaqulna Tuesday evening and next morning cams on down to tbe beach. Tbey will occupy their eeaslde ootUge for a short time. Tbey oame over ust In tims to witness the ocean In all tbe sublime grandeur of Its storm laehed furies. Hotel Arrivals. Earn GJhile You Learn Mechankal Enjlatsriaj, Sitae) Eatjatsrlaj, MiUl Nlalnt Stationary tfajIsMrinJ, Arthltscuir. Methaakal Drawing. For Circular write CHAB F RUPEI.L. M7Alliky Block, Portland Or International Correspondence Behool. BUOKNK. Jno Beak A wf, Bslem Z T Flsk, Hale O E Evans, Fsndlntcn B F Ruwell, M D, Thurston T H Tripp, Crow M LlPlpes, Portland L W Brown, Portland TN Simpson, B F Mrs James W Bullllng, Oakland D M Peryson, Bslem P Q Lamont, Bt Paul J H Enis, Long Tom A B Curtis, Roseburg J E Gould, B F O W Ryobard and son, Gosbsn W J Wilson, Goeheu F i Hard, Portland Andrew Brund, Bohemia' John Graber, Cottage Grove Gottf Uielwr, Cottage Grove WHS Poll ber thy, Clear Lake si J Lee, Portland HOFFMAN R W Neighbor, Port J T Walker, N Y it 0 Edwards, Lowell C F Overbaugb, Portland H E Louusbnry, Portland A E Torelle, Bpokane A T Churchill L G Price, Corvallls Mrs 0 L Hamilton, lied Cloud, Neb Dottle Fewolnlhes, Irving Q M Tnorssll, Cbloago Jost Held, Portlaad J R Wyatt, Albany W B U'Rea, Oregon City John F Barley, Florence D O Lewis, Fort E Waldman, Port W M Allan, Chicago B G Gilbert, Po-eburg W M Vaoduyn, Coburg R E Morris, Balem A T Urugstt, Creswsll E R Bpagen, Bt Louie Freak Drake, Portland Geo M Brown, Roseburg H B Kelly and wf, Oregon City L F tarks, B F F V Walters, Elmlra The Imperial. Cottage Grove, Or. First olaaa.Bample room WxM feet, well equipped. Rates f 1.00 and $100 per dev. . Fred Zelgler ban gone to Portland. Fred Walters, of Elmlra, Is, In tbe olty. Cbas Haines lett for a trip north this afternoon. urur Ku twill, of Thurston, was In the elty today. Mrs W G Allsn, who has been quite ill, Is able to be op. Judge Hamilton rxturned to Rote- burg this afternoon. ExHbarlfl J E Noland, of Creswell, was In the olty today. Mrs Rabt Brady came down from Creswsll this afternoon. Miss Msy West was a passenger to Roseburg on the 2:08 tram. Attorney Frank Bklpworth returned to Junction this afternoon. Jack Btowell weut to Portland on a business trip this afternoon. Mrs F J Miller and little son, re turned to Albany this afternoon. Attorney J C Johnson returned home to Cottsge Grove this afternoon Hon R A Booth returned this after noon Irom a business trip to Roseburg Dr T B Ford went to Halsey tble afternoon to conduot services tomorrow, Ml Fannie Mlllican was paaien gsr to Goshen on tbe afternoon train, O Btuart, of Mohawk, waa among tbe out-of-town visitors to tbe oily to day. F J Hard, of Portland, secretary of tbe Oregon mining exchange, Is In the olty. Proseoutlng Attorney Geo M Brown errlvd down from Roseburg this afternoon. Andrew Brund, John Graber and Gottfried Graber, all promlotent Bo hemia mining men, are In the elty, Miss Valeria Patty, who has been visiting ber sister, Mrs 0 W Lowe, In Eugene, will return to ber borne at Mo- Mlnnville tonight. Louis Johnson's new residence on the corner of West Ninth and Char. nslton streets Is bslug built. Tbe framework le going up. Mltses Ida Turner and Lelba Honlg went to Junction tble afternoon Miss Honlg will return In a few day but Miss Turner will go on to Portland, Misses Minnie Kvnns, Carrie Marti and Luella Brewster, teachers in tbe Harrlsuurg puhllo schools, are spend, ing Uaturday and Bunday in Eugena, W 8 Uren, of Oregon City, oame up on last night's overland returning to day. Mr Uien was here for the pur pose of lecurlng efflolent workers for direct legislation agitation In the com Ing election. . THIEF CAUGHT. Man Who Stole an Overcoat from Minnesota Hotel. Chief of Polloe W M MoClalne. of Albany, arrived here on tbe 2.0S train this altsrnoon having In obarge mill wanted here for stealing au over- oost belonging to a Mr Kelsay, a mln lug man, at the Minnesota hotel yea. terriiiy morning. Wben tbe ooat wa mined a des, onptloii of it and a autplcloua look Id Individual who bad been" hanglo around the hotel was rent to tbe off! cert, down tbe line, and as Chief Mo Clalue was about to embark en the train for Eugene to attend olrcult court, he saw a man with an overooat tallying exaotly with the description ant out by the Eugene officers, h wss nabbed aad brought here. He proved to be the follow wanted. He eald he got the coat In Ban Franolsoo, but it wss ldeotlfled by the owner. The thief will be given an examine tlon later. THE SOCIAL REALM. The Workman are not going to be behind tn this msrry -making which It prevalent among tbe various lodges of theolty. Tbey bsld sn enjoyauio m- olal session last night lu wUloo me Degree of Honor Jolued them. After a nice Droit ram was rendered a supper waa served. Following was tne pro- . . , ... . I o - ram: Piano solo, miss run jw thurne, vocal do' t, ileda and Frieda Goldsmith; violin solo, Mine Nina Nlcklln: vocal solo, Mrs Geo Hmitn; recitation, Miss Nsllle Brabham: re marks, Dr W Kuykendall; drill, de gree of Honor; eske walk, Ueo Bmun, O Green. Tbe committee In charge of tbla pleasant aflslr was E O Tubey, J H Yost and C H Chlleon. Tbe Ladles of the GAR held a very pleasant social In Frank's ball last evening At 6 o'clock supper was served and afterward the following program wss rendered: Hong, Master Ray Pope; addresses by several com rades; rec, Mies Biauebo Btratton; son. Houkins family; re, Comrads Fullsr; Instruments! selection, Hop kins family; rec, Miss Small; music, Miss Pearl Davis; addresses by several oomradee; reo, Mrs Crussn; adresses by comrades. . Dsaoon will give bis regular weekly dance In tbe armory tonight. UNIVERSITY NEWS. Student Body Held a Rousing Meeting Society Notes. COMMERCIAL CLDB. Dnlj Organized Last NigM at tbe Armory. . Call For County Warrants. Notice is hereby given that tbe following warrauta will be paid on presentation at my oftlce on and aftkk March 6th, 1902. Interest will o-eae March Bth, 1902: From registered number I to 349 Inclusive. Dated March 1st 1901. A H Patterson, County Treasurer A "Lamb" bUhtio, Today le tbe flrat day of Marcb, and It has been a pretty day from early morn. It has belled tbe old saying about March enmlng In "like a lion." II la of the "lamb" order. However there is plenty of time for II to develop tbe usunl surllnees. SPECIAL PRICES. Groceries. lK lha dry frwulaUtl niftr I LOO 9 atKiav&t muh (c oraU 3 nu Baimoa hJf mdU S lbs Utt wuU enseal r 90 oaaU 1 lb frwh graham wed era 10 cwnta 1 lb fraath MamrUd mVm fur 10 cwa't 1 lb freak ginvr ami-10 OMta 9 lb kf WMhing tavrtir 16 onli 1 lb pkft WMbiut uov-dar 5oanU t5 OC NO K O btaaUBff pOWtlttt 20 CU 4 boiw bluing K mwu 1 lb tUr tobewoo if cttt 0 U bit wir DfclL. 'l owti Crockery, If TOO V9 hunlltlC prlrM be) nrt Mail ltisKt our Crw kwf ilvptui mnt t tnr. Yih will iiml v tu buU jrvni. V r el m otit ywt thlnaT In oild ( Wrvi t our tto-k, ! onWc to niavkt (vuoi for our bow hiit. Blankets and Comforts. To clot oat thU wtk. rt tm Wokt for AO ceoU HI ftifrta to $1 00 1 15 oomfvtrU ft 7Jo Thread and Yarn. 1 hall (lulling cotton for 3 conta 6 tklni emhniitf ry silk ii nnU 8 into) mb ailk 26 conto it wh)I MdrHvka thnl .'5 ovnU Ktott thinpin Tnru and Mhni nt ft rrj Kw nv. Clothing. W hvo two Hnoa vn 91 pants that uuit gn it rUift Mcnt- iwtrt ifxx itr vnu furnichlnff (tooaJa frjrtiu9t la now oomtUtttav 1W ur and a our tuita and !tt our pHvwWfort bujlnjf bwwbrs Latest in Waists I.ACBEAM SOOIBTT. The Laureans got down to business last evening and the result was the best meeting of tbe year. Eevery part of the program was prepared and carried out well. Current Events were re viewed by Fay Howe. H C Eastland gave an interesting talk on tbe "U Weather Bureau bystem" and G H Merritt prepared an address on "Tbe Boman Hlgbwav System." Tbe ques tion debated wsb, "Ketolved, that tbe polio excluding Chinese laborers should be maintained and rigorously enforced." Tbe debate Was close, the neg-tlve winning only on a email niurglu. Tbe affirmative was upheld by Bacon and Johnson aud the nega tive by Hcarbrough and Dlllard. An lnter-eoolety debate bas been sr ranged by the Laureans and the Jfhilo logiane whloh will con" off March 21 The representatives of the Lsureans will be Eastland and Johnson and of the PbllologlanB MoArthuraud Tem pleion. Altrr the April vsvaMod the three soolotlee, the Eutax, Ian, Phi olnglan aud Lauietn v. ill held au epen session. STUDENT BODY. The student body held a rousing meeilug yesterday afternoon lu Villard Hall. The proposition of a number of amendments to the constitution of tbe Associated Student was to be voted upon. Honreof the amendments were hotly opposed by members of both fac tions with Hie result that the one re lating to the borrowiug of money by the managers ol student organisations failed to pass. Amundments pertain lug to additions to staff of the " Month ly" and "Weekly" and apportion ment of student body funds were paused. The Australian ballot system will be hereafter used In all eleotions. PH1LOL0OIAN SOCIETY, Mr H C Galey gave tbe "Recitation" and Mr Clyde Gray the "Current Events" at tbe regular meeting Friday evening. Owing to tbe absence of tbe regularly appointed debaters, the order of;debate. waa passed over and tbe eveulng waa spent In extemporaneous discussion of toplos passed to the dif ferent members oa Blips of paper. a 0000 MEMBERSHIP. Pursuant to announcement in tbe Guard, 60 or 60 representative but ness aud professional men of the city sathered In tbe arnicry parlors last evening for the inrposa ol organizing a olub. Br D A Palue was chosen cnsir man of tbe meeting and Freak McAl- later secretary. After tbe call for the ruteiicg was read a committee on organization a.t follows was named: J O WatU, Le Travis, E H Ii.gbam, Geo H Kelly M L Campbell. After deliberation the oommlltee reported, recommending a oharter membership fee of $23, after wards to be $Jfi. Tbe report wis adopted. Election of officers tben followed, re sulting as follows: Br B A Paine, president; R McMnrpbey, vice presi dent;, Frank MeAllster, secretary; Warner Brown, treasurer. A committee consixting of Br Paine, K MoMurpbey aud Geo Kelly was ap pointed to draft artioles of iocorpora tlon; B E Yoran, Lee Travis, L E Bean, J O Walls and F M Wilbius, committee on constitution and by laws; Col Geo O Yoran, F E Bonn, H A Vlnoeut, B B Paine and Br C B vVilloughby on membership; F A Rankin, A MoMurphey, W G Qilstrap on temporary and permanent location. Tbe matter of oboslog a name for tbe club was tben referred to a committee which recommended the name of "u gsne Commercial Club." Tbe reoom mendation was unanimously adopted. The club starts out under auspicious conditions and there is a bright future before It. Great good will be done our progressive olty by such an organi zation here. The charter membersblp roll was signsd last nlgbt by 45 men as follows: B A Paine, It MoMurpbey, F B Bell man, L M Travis, J O WatU, H A Vincent, Webster Klncaid, M Sohwsrz child, E R Bavis, W M Green, F N MeAllster, E Scbwarzecbjld, Geo H Kelly, E H Ingham, Al Hampton, M RJannsy, Arthur J Meyer, ER Gil strsp, FT Plank, WQ Gilstrap, J H MoClung, W Kuykendall, F M Wll kins, B E Yoran, L E Bean, Daniel Gaby, F A Rankin, H A Duubar, B R Hopkins, 8 ti Bpeuosr, Geo T Hall, Jr, Ray Willoughby, B D Paine, M L Campbell, V W Brown, C B Willougb by, E fcl Church, Roy Koox, Guy Dsvis, C ti Clement, Geo O Yoran, F W Prentice, G W Griffin, E O Potter. A great many more of the business men will rlgu the oharter list before it Is closed, the charter to be open 10 days. During that time the com mlttee on membership will call on the various business meu with tbe roll for them to sign. Boft, sightly aud fliai ely. Made ut fashionable material Close buying means c'i si selling We always have the i.npular up-to-date Shirt Waists in prices from 60j to J3.00. Everyone a sure Otter. Every00. eelier. Bee our Indow. Prioes are correct. ' P. Frank & Son 34. 36 and 38 East 9th Street. WwVrAVSrVhV We are Going to Move About March 1st. Into the first room East of Mrs Whiteakor's Millinery storefon 9th street, opposite the H0ff. man House. M. R. JANNEY, Jeweler and Optician. THE OLDEST Man. Times: Juno- uon jjny is oertalnly entitled to the honor ol having tbe oldest man In tbe county. We have reference to W B Patterson. He registered Thursday ana is vs years old, and la bright and eouve. tie was with Hberman on his march to tbe sea. He la not a pen sioner and baa never applied for one. He eays wben lie gets too old to earn his living he may applv. We oiler this week special values In ladies' shoes. Notice our wiudnw Gilbert. The new 40 Oliver Bmky and Gng plows are especially adopted for win ter plowing. Htetb- iiio K L Cham bers it Bro's. Passing of the Cable Car. A fdw years ago the cable system of street car propuielon was considered decidedly the best, but since tbe In vention of the trolley system the oable ""uk uii'iuiy replaced, and many experts now olaliu Hint compressed air will eventually he the street car power of the future. lo all lines of industry we see Improvements being made, but in medicine there ib one remedy that ..p.u,Mvc.a,uiv tu improve upon, aud that la Hosteller's Htomaob Bitters. uui inn 10 cure dyspeptia, Indi gesuon, sour stomach, soustipatlon. liver and kldnev trnnhlea n, ,nui.i ' fever and ague. Take It at the first v uiimuun oi any or uieso diseases and in give prompt reuei. Be sure o let the genuine. J. W. Clark. M. S. Hubble. Glark& Hubble Transfer Go., General transfer business done, heavy or light haul- " ing of all kinds promptly attended to. All kinds of wood for sale. Baggage transfered to any part of the city. Piano and hnnas-Bi.TlBg a ipcilt call Bluolt. 7,M or tied 4S1, ' NEW GOODS MAY GET A FORTUNE. ! Wm. Landess One of the Heirs to an Estate ot $So,ooo,ooo. From present indications Wm Lan dess, of Cottage Grove, Is apt to strike a streak of good luck in the Imn edlate future. He Is in reoelpt of news that be is one of several heirs to tbe famous Cronkrite estate f fHollaBd, tbe heirs of which have been extensively adver. tlsed for in the leading papers of the United States for the past four years. Tbe estate is said to be worth 80,000, 000, and Mr Landess 1b one of about 800 heirs. He left this week for Port land where be will make a searoh for some family records in possession of his uncle, who resides in that olty. Mr Landess' friends wish him all possible' success and trust that he may live many years to enjoy his share of the great estate, which if equally divided among the 300 hi Irs would be over 2C0.000. In Silks. Corded Crystal Silks, Wash Taffeta Silk, Lace Striped and Fancy Pongee. The latest and best goods out for Waists. Ask to see them. New Goods arriving daily. J. W. KAYS' FURNITlRFf, Embalmers and Funeral Diricfo Day & Henderson, UndrtS ana cmpaimers, tor. Will THE TIME m THE fit till- mil sea I fit DAT AND THE HOUR MEXIDAN Crbon,Pla, HAND STAMPED Arl.ln.PlJT LEATHER FRAMES, Collodlo-di WINTER PHOTO CO 518 Willamette St C O. Q.OHOSS I8AC t imJ Valentines The largest and nicest line ever shown in Eugene. See our window. University Bookstore H. G. MILLER. MOON'S FEED STORE 65 East Ninth Street, Eugene, Oregon Gross and Stevens Real Estat City and country properly listed and sold on fsmrebli term. Oflloe, over Hut. . man's store, Willamette K, Eugene, Oregon. The flofftn W. O. ZEIGLER Proprielir, SUNDAY DINNfPc Eugene, - Ottj A Faithful Portrait OR ...A Picture... AS YOU LIKE IT. The Hottest Stove in Town is the Boss Air Tight Heater Something entirely new in air tight construction. Handsome, durable, and reasonable In price. Four sizes. Call aud see them. S. L. Long THE Bonbon iere 39 East Ninth St. nr 'E paf tryA ""d'oft ni party ralre. to order; try our celebrated HM Made Bread Cookie., pie., cake, and doughnuts fre.h every day. aiefuJly 10W rUU Ur own won' a11 K"01" delivered promptly & niIMM none jz? The Cachou Cafe SERVES Lunhli fD,n,1erJrom " " to a p m. Oysters. Short Order, w Snoriofr? ho.urs- FIRST CLASS BAKERY. .We cate t tiSS. and C?e" a" Bnn1uets- lso carry a choice line of Confe HAMMOND & CHESHIRE, Proprietors. A WEDDING BREAKF'- or A rnr i 'w.a chout. a hw ( r 1'i.rvil. r' . ...,u -r ... . . mw4 1 raL't All epartment Store, quality ,a r.opene, al RENSHAW Eugene. 0g" WM Silly's Finn.