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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugci)0 Guard THURSDAY MARCH 6 All Popular Brands of CIGARS FOK 6AL4 AT Julius Goldsmith's 6JARD Telephone, I) Main 131. Weather. Special to Guard. Portland, Or, Maroh B. Toulgtrt an'i Friday auowara. Beaub. aaivin t. Or Lowe oculo-oplli Ian Eugene. Feed aud groceries .1 Whlte'a. Overtone for well p per end palnta J O Watta, gradual optlolen, Ka gaue. New Hunt F L Cbawtwra Bro, lierdwera. New Firm F L Ciaiubera & Hro, hardware, daw. llamblar blcyolee iiave arrlred at Matlock A Goodculld'a. liody Fir Wood V L C'UA.4Bina A Bro. The new Bamblere Ure arrived t ftf allook doodoblld'e oyclery. Hprey material aire dy mixed at F L CUambers A Bro. Long range eliell.. are atrongeat JF L Cliuuibera & Bro d w Uot Time utoTee F L Cbaniba i A Bro. d w Queen flexible eteel door mate. Hoe loam at Lougbmlller A feter'a. Kpray pumps all eizjs and prioee. F L C'bauibera & Bro. Janney A Muyer, giaduate optiolane. Kiaiuluation free. Now la tlie time to ipray your trees. One spraying now Is equal to three In tbe summer. d w Don't forget the nolal at the First ProabyUrlarj oLuroh Friday evening. Admission free. Dry Oak wood $3 76 per oord de livered. F L Chambers A Bro. Hunerior steel range, fitted with hot ooll Is guaranteed to have a quick oven. Bee them at d F L Cb inhere A Bro's. The new 40 Oliver Hulky and tiang plowe are especially adapted for win ter plowing. Bee them at F L Cham bers 4c Bro's. . dw List of Letters. Karaalallif In Us poatotnoa at Kugeae, Or torn, MirctiS, Cox Mrs May Kale Mies Kate Gray Kara Kelly F B Lundy V B Manning U H Pratt Ealhle A Rowley L B Mca Carl 0 Culola D T Unniloft A R Baugbland Jessie Lopp Mrs J 0 Magen L D Miller Ira Pi alt Oeo Iltiwland L W S aubrldge Minnie Hterllna; Mrs Henry Vatt David Veung Mrs I Jul, A enargeef onaoent wl'l fcanada oa all let tars given out. VVrtoc wfcoa ealllng (or Utttri wlU ploaia atate wi on adrartliad. U F Mat oRNACK, P U. McKim.ky Pobtai .Cards. A new MeKlnley postal ard has been tailed by the pot al department In tbe upper right hand corner lea ploture of ;MeKlnley, and In the oppo site cornel Is prUted the United H xtea arms. Tbeea Illustrations bal auoe the card. The iireeldenta whose faces have appeared upon stamps are Washington, Jefterat n, Jaoksoa, Lin. coin, Uarfleld, iirant. Madison, Tay lor and MoKlnlsy, Administrator' Notice. Nntloali hereby sivsii that W. 0. Ktlgler ha been duly appoint 1 adnitnlatralor ol tbe estate ol John B. W right, deoeased, by the couuly oonrt of un. oonnty. Oie gun, and all persons hs ring elaima agalnat said eatate are notified I present ths same to aaid adtuim.Uulor d' ly verified si by law required, at Ibe la offloa ol Jencaaa i lUrbauiih, rooms 1 ace" 3 First National ltnnk building in tnj ne. Lane ooanly, dragon, within aix to.oi.iaa Irom ths dsts ol this notloe. Dated tula tin day of March. A. D , W01. V. O, Zsiolbs. Admlulstrator. vSNUXSS & IIlSUDOB, Ally's lor eitaie. We Coats. Oada aad enda In mens mala at I1.U0 to 11.60 aud up, all of them at abeat 60 oraie on tbe dollar. Pants. OAda and enda In pants solug at 76 ceule, enme of them wurlh tl.60 and S3 IX) per pair. Vests. Odds and ends at 75 cents, all of tkera worth more money but they moat go. BREVITIES. "Tne truolflxiou" rtlainsx "TbeCruelflxlon" ntainerj "Tbe Crucifixion" rttainer SO voices In euorus SO SO voleee in oborus 30 SO voices In ohorus 30 Meiucdlst church, March 14th Methodist ohuroh, March 14th Metbodltt oburcb, March 14 lb A bard rain this afternoon. Bayaes, tbe Eighth street barber, has a new pole. Loreu Wooley has lost bis suit to re cover money loet at gambling In Fort land. ' Tbe hole In the middle of Willamette street at the enteraectlon ! Ninth baa bean filled up with gravel. Wall paper. Clearance sale. All atylee at ooet before uew stock come In, KL Chambers A Bro. dw H O Wbltlng has Ju t Inlsbed some neat signs on the wiadows of Oeo O Orose & Co's real eabile and employ ment. Corvallle Timer, Much 4: MM (Doe) Davis is about ugaln, after con Qaement at home for three week with Ulneaa. Kev Harry Templeton, tbe well kuown U O graduate, wbo la now atate prealdent of the Yi'UU E, Is on a eemmltlee of Portland people to meet John WUIIs Baer, the general secretary. ' Hewer gas and I never did agree, be cause 1 place the waste and vent pipae In a practical way that Isolates the deadly poison from your homee. W M Morrow, 49 Willamette atreet. Phone, Bed 47-3. The U B weather bureau at Portland baa received reports from tbe varloaa coontlee In the etate and tbe reports abow tbat the fall grain la looking wall. Tbe rejjort from Lane county saya: "Wbieat ana oate are looKing fine. Earl' gardena ire planted and erobardlste are trlmmiog'treea." Hotel Arrivals iior-ryAN. Oeo K Burton, BF. Frank B.ltner and wife. L Nettle, Leaburg, Uso H Fltzglbbon, Portland. V A Cofloy, . " W M Telley, B F. Joe Oordea, H F. W W Hosgland, H F. Frank MaFarlaud, Foitland. D E Clark, Portland. Bob Nelson, College Grove. A 1 Ettlngftr, Portland J A Waddle, Portland G L Davie, Portland J M Walker, Oregon City. M Montgomery, .Junollon. J W Blackwood, J miction. Mrs Barry Julian, Wendllng. J F Mlnney, Vlda. W O Brewsnn, Vlda. W D Hayea, Wendllng. J U Perkins, Lorane. Wm J Illft, Normal, III. ChasBJllfl. " " Arthur Jones A fy, Eaeondlda, Cat A E Ellis, Keoolatoke, B C. U A Moldeu, Balein J W Wi.wall, Holllstor, Calif F A Mitohell, Portland The Imperial. Cottage U rove, Or. First ola-w.Bample room 30x50 feet, well "quipped. Rttes fl.OO aud S2.00 txr duv. Do You NeeJ Glasses? Yea, do you need glasses that are right aud at the right prlees? I guar antee both work and prioee to suit you. Office upttnlra over Chambers' hard' ware store, Eugene. J O Watch. Roskuukq Will Advihtis.-Re view: "Ataepeelal meeting of the board of trade Tuesday eveulug tbe principal topic dlscusned was tbe mat ter of advertising Douglas oounty aud Its resources, Tbe sucolal oommlttee on advertlflng reported favorably on the Issuance of a )-page Illustrated booklet for distribution In the East aud elsewhere. After considering vari ous motions It was decided to adopt the reoommendatloun of the ooramlt tle aud lasue fiOCO coplee efsuch book let." Roeeburg, lege' her with nearly every town of Importance In Weatern Oregon, realises the value of euoh a manner of advertising When Is Eu gene going te get a move en In this msttet? Mean Business. Sweaters. Must go al a. mis price. Hoys' 60c sweater iSo. aleua 60e awealer 4U& Socks. Mens heavy 12)o eooka at 6 pair for oftc Mane heavy loo eooka S for 160. pair Don't forget about the free Automobile Ride for the children for this month only. PERSONAL. Al Waddle is in tbe city. J M Hbelley is indisposed. U A Moulden.of Halein, la In the 'Jlty. M Bvarvernd went to Portlaud this afternoon. Amoe Wllklna waa over from Co- burg tody. Hunh Hampton went to Onaben on thel:f'8 train. E C Lake come up from Barrisburg thie afternoon . Mlaa Pearl Roberta la 111 at her borne on High atreet. Mrs Andy Titua la ill at ber home In tbe Tltua block, Roily Honey ca na down from Uo- 4ben this afternoon. Mrs Jula Bond went to Irving this afternoon for a vlalt. Horace MoBride left for ble home at rjhedd this alterneon. Merohant C L Weber returned to Creswell thia afternoon. Mrs Roy Lakln went to Portland tbla afternoon on a vielt. Dr W Kuykeudall returned thle afternooa from tbe aouth. Rev Mao H Wallace returned borne thie afternoon frem tbe nortb. W T Kayaer, the genial Elmlra merchant, waa In Eugene today. H E Morris and wife returned this afternoon from a visit at Harrieburg. Deputy Prnsecutlne Attorney L T Harris went to Creswell tble afternoon. Frank MoFarland, the Insurance so llcltor, returned to Portlaud this after noon. Mies Alice Link of MoMlnnvllle, arrived up today to visit her many friends. Mrs Claude Bookett, of Grunts Pass has arrived to join her husband at Wendllng. Mrs BC Dunbar, of Portland, ar rived here this afternoon to visit her son, Harry. vVm J and Cbaa F Illfl, of Normal III, arrived here last night to look over the country. Rev J B Lister has returned from Crook oounly where he baa been doing evangelistlo work. Mrs Olive H Adams, mother of Mrs E J Crawford, of this olty, died at MoMlnnvllle Monday evening. Rev Mr Hudson, of Walla Walla arrived here on the 2 :0I trtln to attend the CP ohuroh Presbytery tonight. Mrs H L Kelly, of Oregon City, who has been vlrltlng her ohlldren In Eu gene, returned home this afternoon. J O Abbott and wife, of Josephine oounly, arrived here today to reside, Mr Abbott Is the eon of B Y Abbott. Jamei Hoffman and family bave moved from the Plokett blook to F Chambers' cottage at 3D West Beventb street. Rev C H Wallace and J H Hsrmes came down from Cottage Grove thlB afternoon to attend the presbytery of the 0 P ohuroh tonight. Preeldent Frank Btrong of the Uul vereity of Oregon arrived borne this afternoon Irom a trip to Baker City and other Eastern Oregon points. Cole EHtanton, class of '01, U O pawed through Eugene thia afternoon on bis way from Roeeburg to Pugot lotiiul points for a month's trip. Palmistry. Balurday will be Madame Lydlan last day III Eugene. All persona Inter ested In Palmistry should not fall to visit llila wouderful lady. Bbe will tell you all yon with to know. To her your life la like an open book. Bbe never falle to please. Her advice always wise; no matter what your trouble la she will belp you. All of her many oallere have been well pleaeed Bbe can be coueulted dally at the Hoff man House from 10 a m to 9 p m. Don't Want a Koapmasteii. At the present term of oommisslonere' court tl'i-re have been presented to that body t..u'.ulrancea against the ap pointment of a county roadmaster from IS different precinots, with a total of olitl name attached thereto. It seems to be thn general wish among the taxpsyirs or the county that a rnadiuaaler Is unnecessary, and that office will probably retualu ut, filled In Laue county. BoHtf. To Mr and Mrs U H May berry, at Montague, Cat, Mar S, MX) J, a son. Mrs May tier ry was formerly Miss Btella Hmwnlre. of Knjene. Undrwear. Our heavy fleeced underware must go even If st 84 cents. Extra value at 60 oeutr. Mens' Hats. A few lines of mens hau to doer out at 26e each. Just Received, A large shipment of mens fine suits at 12.60 to $6.00 per soil, under regular clothing houses prices, THE SOCIAL REALM. Tbe Rebekaha of (Joburg are arrang og to give a grand ball lu the Cobur lOOFball Friday evening, March 2Stb. Tbe tickets, Including a nue aupparjvlll be f 1 p'r couple. a Mrs Jerry Horn enleitained the H A L Club at ber plea-ant home on West rieventb street this afterniion. Ads- llghlfultlms was had aud a splendid luncheon served. Uo C le going to enjoy a banquet Ie the company room at the armory to night. The oorupany bus not had anything of tbe kind for some time and tbe members sutlcipate a merry time. Otis Logan was g ven a birthday party last nlgbt at Ibe bnme of his pareute, Mr and Mrs L d Logan, East Tenth aud High streets. It was bis 18th birthday. A good number of ble young friends wsre present auu a merry evening was fpeot at varloue games. Refreshments were served. In tbe games Mine Wiunie Cockerline was awarded Ilia linti. prize and Mil. Lbble Bowe the leaner our. REDUOXD-HAUPTOX. Two Well known Young People Were Wedded Last Night. A quiet wedding ceremony occurred at 8 o'olock last eveuiug, at tbe rtel- deuce of Rev. and M. B, F. Rowland on West Tenth street, when Mrs. Car rie Redmend became the happy bride of Mr, John Hampton. Dr. Rowland performed the interesting ceremony, In tbe presence of onlra few wltneesee. The parties to this bappy event are both well and favorably kbonn in this city. The bride tie. been a resident here for several years and tbe groom Is a member ef tbe Arm of Hampton Bros, tbe dry goods merchants. The couple will rexide in Mr. Hamp ton's cottage, recently built on West Ueveutb btreet. The congratulations of the Guard are tendered. Order of Lions. Following are the new oWoera of the lodges of Order of Lions al Leaburg and Waltervllle: Leaburg J F Miller, president; C Nail, vioe-preeldeut; Mrs L L Bron- eon, pact prealdent; Tbereu Thompson, eeorelary ; B F Mluuey, treasurer; 0 M Redfield, obapluib; E Kennedy, aergeant-at-arma; Miss TBBrouson, assistant sergeant-at-armp; H James, door keeper; J W Law, seu iuel. Tru - tees, J Kennerley, C Thompson, B T Mlnney. Dr B F Russell, medloal ex amlner. Waltervllle fast president, Frank Mlnney; president, F C White; vloe prealdeul, Joe Herald ; treasurer, F A Poet; chaplain, J W Bbumate; eer- geanl-at-arms, Earl McNutt; aaet eer- geaut-al-aitur-, Mrs FA Poet; door, keeper, W Brunten ; Sentinel, J B Bel. knap; musician, F Rodman; medl eal examiner, Dr B F Rueaell ; trua. tees, Albert Leonard, Mrs White, R R Deadmond, Children for Adoption. The Oregon Children's Home Hoole ty has several ohlldren for placement In family homes; among Ihem are girls, babes aud a boy aud girl ten years of age. Our children are placed out on three months trial. Hlnoe the year '86, four huudred aud fifty ohi dren have been reoelved and placed in good homes on thle upper ooast. On our local boards are the following names: Gov T T Geor, Halem ; Judge au Bartholomew, Heppner; Judge J E Magers, McMlnuville; Prof J Btraub, Eugene; F M Baxton, Eiq, Baker Vity; JJr ' Altman, Corvallls; Mrs Kx uov ftiooty, Salem; Mrs C A Gear- hart, Astoria; Mrs Judge Lowell, Pendleton. Applicants for ohlldren may send to empt l if Tobey, 606 Marquam Build iug, Portland. A number of ohlldren have beeu placed In exoelleut lamilles by Ibis society In Lane county. Mr Tobey Is now In Eugeue. Notice to Public. The publlo Is hereby notided that I D Larl.uer has been appelated regular solicitor aud collector lor Ibe Eueue Laundry. Auy favors shown him will de duly appreciated by the pro prieturs. . Howkh Jknninos Perennial v,.uh and other wji ter sown gram seed at P L Chambers A Bro's NEW GOODS w Si1'JPorded Crystal Silks. Wash Taffeta Silk, Lace Striped and Fancy Pongee. The latest and best goods out for Waists. "DAD'S GIRL.' The Old Storj of Success Re peated at the Parker Last Night. The Parker was packed to tbe doors again last night, aud In "Dad's Girl" tbe Bhlrley Company baa feund an other vehicle in which to continue He journey to succeac . The play is a clever Utile domestic atoiy of modern times, In which pathos and ooetiedy struggle amiably for a supremacy, with a al ght uivantase in favor of the latter. Tbe pot revelves upon tbe efforts ol yuuDg girl to save ber father's reason v caualait him to believe tbat bis only son, who was the apple ol the old mau'a eye, aud wbo fell iuto criminal ways and waa sentenced to prison lor life, bad ran away from bunie, eulisted aud been killed at tiblloh. Tue son's escape from prison and his subsequent blackmailing of his adopted sister to gether with her schemes to keep ber father from learning tbe truth, form a story et more than ordinary interest. Miss Bhirlev Invested the title role with an admixture of simplicity and sbrewdnesa, pathos, comedy, efterves' cent youth and womanly sweetuefs which won the heart ) of all The support waa excellent through out aud tbe play moved with a smooth ness tbat proved conclusively tbat It was being handled by a company of artiste, This evening, D'Enuery and Car man'e masterpiece, "Tbe Two Orph- aus" will be presented wltn an array of speoial scenery aud costumes seldom shown by a traveling company. Low Rates for Settlers. During the mouths of March aud April the Canadian Pauitlo Railway aud boo-Liue will make the following low rates to North Pacific Coast points: From Bt Paul $25 ; fiom Chicago, $33 and corr.ispm lingly low ratee from all points In Hie Eu-,t. Tale rout') is the pioneer hue In immigration to the Pacific Coast. If you have friends in the East wbo are contemplating com ing to the West aud will furnish me with their names and addresses we will be pleased to have our eastern represantatlves give tbem full informa tion regarding tbe resources of Oregon and aesist them in arranging for their trip. For time tables, dates aud other in formation call on or address, F 1' Johnson, F A P A, C P R, 142 Thl.d street, Portland, Oregon, For a New Building. Having decided to ereot a new build. Ing where now located, and being un able to procure a room lu v nioh to oou- tluue business, I am coc.pelled 10 cloee oui my present stock Vf goods wltbin tne uext sixty clays .n order that the old building may bs torn down. There (ore we Invite thr.se wishing goods at actual o et, wb.chmeausa gieat sav Ing to you, to call and purchase auoh goods as ym, may ueed. rou cap., n met, anticipate your wains to -ome extent as this will be a saving f Irom 20 to 25 per cent to you. Call aarly ae the goods are moving rapiaiy at the prices we offer them. J H McClono. Tfiousnds Senta into Exile. Every year a large number of poor sufferers whose lungs are sore and racked with ooughs are urged to goto another climate. But this la costly and not always sure. Dou't be exile when Dr King's New DiBoovery for v.,,, win cure you at borne. It's the meet Infallible medicine for Coughs, Colds, and all Throat and Luug diseases mi an h. The first dose brings relief. AHtoundlug cures result from persistent use. Trial bottle free xj uo j.nuo. rrioe 60 and S1.00 Every bottle guaranteed. J. W. Clarh. M. S. Hubble. Clark & Habbl? Transfer Co., . General trausfor 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 tug ch) Tiano and hoi Oil, v.. .! i. ... o . " mavins a specialty. 1 Tt. , ,1'h""', -I'-M from it ii'm11".'' r later, call Black. 7M or Ked 491. ASK FOR THEM. NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY, I A PERFECT The Ransom Automatic Gas Machine. The mot comiJt,'ractI-able and itl-fctry na prxluclnii ,-,. mile. PliOUUl'tSTllK MUSI1 BKILI.IANT AND ChVapJ l.ltJHT. We have a stuek of Muiitlw, Burner, Chimney. .7, , Vlimlm. ftfl follow: Mantles for upline lumps 10c 20c gas burners Ijc 2ou aud c. P. Frank & Son 34, 36 and 33 The Racycle will save over one quarter ol exertion. Self oilin in the hubs, hanger and pedals, a feature possessed by no other bicycle. The cost of its co 'Struction is greater; therefore it i worth more money than that of any other make CALL AND SEE THEM. PAINE & KAY. "He pays himself best who serves his customers best." If you need any thing in the Line See JANNEY'S Jewelry and Optical Store, gth St Opposite Hoffman House. C)aTgtiniciaaaaTr?r THE TIME AND THE PLACE. THE DAY AND THE ...HOUR... MEXIDAN Carbon, Platinum, HAND STAMPED Arhto-Platlno, LEATHER, FRAMES. Collodio-Carbon. WINTER PHOTO CO, 518 Willamette St, 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 65 The Hottest Stove in Town is the Boss Air Tight Heater Fntnethiofj entirely new in air tight coustructiun. Ilamlaonie, durable, aad reasonable in price. 1'our sizes. Call and see them. . L. Te Bonboniere 39 East al '"f tr7,', wf,i'IT i-nrl party oakea to order; try onr celebrated Hc" I, bre,'J. L""ki, pie, cake, and dnuuhmu. frenh every day. Kalern Cilvfny NecowninouI'OWIwS('D,aU uoiida delivered promptly and DIINM Y A -a The Cachou Cafe r ccmrcr LuncheiartDinMerJrom 13 m to 3 i-unctiesnt all hours. FIRST Snerinl Ti jU's' ,1K!1 CLASS BAKERY. WC" tiSns ana a ai Ban1uets. also carry a choice line of Confec- JMWD & CHESHIRE, Proprietors. LIGHT. 1 2."ic 3"c 50c. O as lamp Eat9th Street. Jewelry or C ptical Earn (Qhile Yon Lean - Mechanical Engineering, Steam Engineering, Metal Mining, Stationary Engineering, Architecture, Mechanical Drawing. For Circul ir write CHAS F RUPELL 217AllrkvRln r . . Portlaod Or luwruauouai correspondence Sobool, The Jlofta W. O. ZEIGLER Proprietor. SUNDAY DINNER 50t Eugene, - Oregon TO SEE OUR SELVES AS OTHERS SEE US We are Dot alwAyj anxiooi, for tat ib not always fhtteriDK. To beta aa we desire otdeiB to wos.i'Kf vamtv. nut a moral ambition, fat ir eons mip best. Tim tlw wiyw lirve ever eudeavured to portrijr BuhjectB, Long. S3l Ninth St. Rons. jz jZ? aW I 1 W P Oysters, Short Orders and rtiesnivrpv We cater to A WEDDING BREAKFAST' or d'nner i. alwira erve.l rith choicrt in an.l li'iiwr" h" b. ,.r.K ,,re,l. K ,r iai f.in.ti''"" am ki-,,1 ice hve the pnn lk wine-, of .iihrr imp .rte.i or d..i viii:k,, hy the ca. bMtle m at ,.ri.-wth.t ynu ran't ruaU't aaiity in JLUKene, at W. M epartment Store,! S, H, All i immW RENSHAW5 Euoena-Oreoo". Billv's FRIENDLY.