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Daily Eugene Guard FRIDAY MARCH 7 All Popular Brands of CIGARS KOB SAL 3 AT Julius Goldsmith' 6JAR0 Telephone, f e. Main 191. Weatbu. BpoUl to Guard, Portland, Or, Me rob 6. Tonight and Baturday ahowern. UL8, Rimrit. br Lowe ooulo-optlnlau Eugene. Kerd and groceries -it Whlte'e, Overtone for wall p .per and palnU J O Watts, graduate optlolan, a fcene. New firm: F L Clambers A Bro, hardware. ' New Firm K L Chaniberi Bro, liardware. daw, Bambler blojroles have errlred at Matlock Qoodohlld's. Body Fir Wood V L Chambcbs A Bro. Tbe new Ramblera bave arrived at Matlock A Qoodubild'e oyolery. Spray material already mixed at F L Cbamberi A Bro, Long range shells are atrongeat jr L Cbambera A Bro. d w You will never mla the moaey In vested In land planter and II will pay big try II. Moon's Fkmd Btobb. Hot Time stoves F L Cbamberi A Bro. d w Queen flexible ateel door mate. Bee ItioiD at Lougbmlller A titer's. hpray pumpa all aitea and prloea. F L Obambera A Bro, Janney A Meyer, g aduata optlolana. isxauilnation free. Now la tbe time to spray yonr ireee. One spraying now la jqual to three Id tbe eunimer. d w Don't forget tbe eoolal at the Flrat Presbyterian ohuroh Friday evening. Admltalon free. Dry Oak wood 3 76 per oerd do. llvered. V L Cliambers A Bro. Tin Euoxmb VuLaHTH8. Tbe Vamblll Reporter aaya: We like the aplrll oftheex-aoldlcraof tbe Beoond Oregon volunteer regiment realding at Eugeae. While al( lag la oontrlba Hone to the general monument fuad at Portland, they he e erected the flrat public monument in the elate la mem ory of their eervloea lathe oourthoute iquare at Eugene, and are golug to pal up a eeeoDd oue over tbe grave of their oomradee burled In tbe Odd Kellowa1 oa lattery at that place, Tbeee boya are praolloal. Iuraoviifa th uoildiho. Cob traotor L N Roney t nd a foroe of mea tble morning commi noed to remodel the Interior of the it weratory ofT L Ollllam'a briok bulMlag recently pur. abased by hlaa troni Jerry Uorn for 5000. After the completion of the Improvemente, which will be exten- alve, Mr Ullllam will re-open the Club aalooa, II la understood. THE TIME AND THE" PLACE. THE DAY AND THE ...HOUR... MEXIDAN Carbon. Platinum, HAND STAMPED , AriitoPUtl.o, LEATHER FRAMES. Collecle-Carbea. WINTER PHOTO CO. 511 Willamette St. Valentines The largest and nicest line ever shown in Eugene. See our window. University Bookstore H. G. MILLER. We Coals. Otds and ends In mens coats at $1.01) to 11.60 and up, all of them at about 60 cents on the dollar. Pants. Odds and ends la pants tolug at 7f eenta, enme of thsm worth $1.60 and dOO eor pair. Vests. Odds aad end at 75 cents, all ot tbem wertu auor mo-ey but they moat go. BREVITIES. "Tne Crucifixion" rtlalner "The Cruoiflxlon" retainer "The Cruoiflxlon" dtalner 80 voloee in otaorua SO Jy voloee in onorue 10 SO voloee in oborue 80 Methodlat cburcb, Marsh H'.h Methodist obun-b, March Ulh Metbodltt cburob, Marob Hlb Land plaster cheap at Moon'a Feed atore. The republican oounty central oom- mltteemeeU tomorrow. Tbe flxturea of tbe Club aalooa were moved today to Hall's warebouae. Tbe courthouse roof la becoming bare In plaeea. It ahould be repainted. Tbe Flsolier A Van Clere Co will play at Baker City one week oooiineao lag Marob 17. U K Janney, tbe Jeweler, baa a aplendld new algn In front of hla atare on Ninth atreet. Tbe Springfield republican club met laat night. Tbe name has been changed to Rooeevelt club. The Meneley quartet will give a con eertat tbe Cbnatlaa cburob on tbe evening of Maroa 22nd. O O McUlellen, formerly of Eugene, baa purchased tbe cigar bualneaa of A B Atktna at Cottage Orove. Wall paper. Clearanoe sal. All atylee at ouat before urw stock oome In. If L Cbambera A Bro. d w Cholee, freah garden eeede In bulk, a full line, at Moon's Fbbd Htobb. Frauk Gllatrap le playing tuba In tbe Jeeale Shirley band during the eb aenoe of the regular player In Port laud. The aoap worka are uelng aome boxea. Today they renewed a eonslgrj- aaent of 1000 from tbe Eugene Lumber Co'amill. Will the person who borrowed the loe oream freezer from the Congrega tional ohurch kindly return the aame Immediately. Hubble A Clarke bave moved tbelr office to room 8, Hbeltou building, op- poaltetba Guaid offloe. Tbe 'phone umber la Bed 68-3. Larel McOall, employed In tbe Guard's meobanloal department for eeveral yeara, left title morning for Heppner to take a poeltlon la Iba Timea offloe. Hewor gaa and I never did agree, be oauBe 1 place the wae and vent pi pet In a praotloal way that Isolates tbe deadly polaon from your houiee, W M Morrow, 489 Willamette street. Phone, Red 47-8. Marriage lloenaea have been laeued to i W Davla and May Weet, and to 0 G Cathcart and Cora Deloua. Roaeburg Review. Ml. a Weat la well known In Eugene, having recently been employ ad In the Mulkoy hotel. Tbe Undo ;Toru' Cabin Co, which la maklug all the .mall towna In West ern Oregon, wee advertised In Coburg, Qoahen, and other uearby poluta to appear In Eugeoe laat night, and quite a number of people came to town to eee the performance. They went to the opera house and new a better play by tbe Jeeale Bulrley Co. Hotel Arrivals KUC1KNB. W M Bogart, Coburg Wm Nay lor, Coburg A M UUerbnuk, Grand Center, la JI M Bard, Grand ('enter, la J A Archibald, Junction Geo Ren fro, Fall Creek Wm H Damon, Barrlaburg 8 K McClure, Elmlra J B Route, Amoa HOFFMAN. J K Fly n n, Portland K O Boney, Goeheu Mra J O N lobolaon, Donna, Or T a O'Connell Chluage Q A Ruak, Chleago . Geo A Peel, Portlaud O A Gllea, B F Jaa Lewie, H F R Kerboot, Portland Jno MeNaar, Portlaud A O Puuuell, Portland L O Woodruff, Portland J Yf Phaloa, Portlaud The Imperial. Cottage Grove, Or. Flrat olaae.rjaaiple room 80x60 feet, well equipped. Ratea $1.00 and 1100 per dev. Perenulal vetch and other winter town grata teed at daw F L Ohemhore Bro'e Mean Business. Sweaters. Mutt go at some price, Roys' toltf sweater ". Mens cue sweater 400, Socks. Mens heavy U')o sooke at 6, p ilr for 56o. stent heavy 10c took! 2 pair for 16o. Don't forget about the free Automobile Ride for the children for this month only. PERSONAL. H H Rode le In from Elmlra- Ben Lyona la In from Walton. W M Preetoa la In Portl tnd on busl. neta. F W Bloomfleld and Frauk Rota are el Wendllug. 8 E McClure, of fclrnlra sjent laat nlg'it In the city. G A Mldn returned bnuie tii Ha- lem tbla afternoon. J P Currlu returned tbla afternoon from Cottage Grove. O H Rude and family arrived today from Wlesoaaln to reside. Herbert Lelgb baa gone to tbe Kohe- mla mlnea for a few daya. Mlti Gertrude Losgmoor returned thl. afternoon to Creswell. B E Green, of Fr(jo, N D, la ex pected here eoon on a vlxlt. C P Bailey and W T Kurley came down from Oakland today. Attorney Eby came down from Cottage Grove tbla afternoon. H N Cookerllne arrived in Eugene from tbe south this afternoon. Bud Hyman arrived In on tbe southbound train thla afterneon. Mrs M A Witbrow returned this afternoon from a visit at Junction. Wright Lee went to Junotlon thla afternoon to spend a few daya at home. Hon R A Booth wui a passenger for Saleuu on the i :4ii o'clock train thla afternoon. Mra J A Smith, ofOgden, Utah, la vlaltlng her brother, Assessor D P Burton, In Eugene. H M Bard and a M Utterback, of Grant Center, Iowa, arrived here laat night to look over tbe oountry. J M Martin expeotsbls pareota, Mr and Mra J B Martin, to arrive here in a day or two from Missouri to reside Mr and Mra J M Howe attended tbe funeral of J H Perkina yesterday at Cottage Grove, Mra Howe being a oiu.ln of Mra Perkina. E J Crawford left on thle morning's early train for a visit with hie brother, J V, at Heppner. He will atop ofl at Portland for a few daya. Mr and Mra Lee Henry, of Atkinson Neb, are here visiting at the home o Mrs Henry's sister, Mrs H A Bob war ing. Mr Henry le a newspaper man, 75 cents per acre Invested In land plaster will yield 600 per oenl profit, This la bonaftda and known by experi ence, In tbla oounty. Rev J F Day returned to hla home at Carlton today. He was aceom pauled by bis nephew, Clark Day who will .tup off at Corvallla for au exteuded visit. Condon 0 McCoruaok, who la at tending the U O niedloal oollege In Portland, came up on thu afternoon train to visit bis parents, Dr and Mrs H F McCoruauk, Mrs A Merrlrnan who has been vla ltlng her daughter, Mra Laura Brad ley, in Eugeue, left thla afternoon for a trip to the East. She will atop off at Albany, Baleni and Portlaod. 1'almistry. Hal unlay will be Madame Lydlau'a laat day In Eugene. All persona Inter ested In Palmistry abould not fail to visit thla wonderful lady. Bbe will tel! you all you wish to know. To her your life Is like an open book. Bbe uever fulls to please. Her advice la always wise; no matter what your tmublo Is she will help you. All of Her many oallers havo been well pleased She can he oeusulted daily at the Hoff qihu House from 10 a m to 9 p m. Nbw Tblkphonh Station. An ether publlo telephone station has been established lu Laue oounty. Llnemau Horace West brook returned yesterday from O A Campbell's plae, on the McKsaxle between Thurston nd Waltervllle, where be established the new statloa which la kaown as Campbell's Rtnch. This makes 17 publlo atatlona In the oounty. Tbe others are: Eugenr, Cottage Grove, Juuclii.n City, C iburg, Creawell, Go shen, living Jasper, Maroola, Natron, Pleasant Hill, Haglnaw, Tbuislou, Walker Waltervllle, Wendllug. At thb Wooi.kn Mill. Work on tbe new dyeing aud ploklng building is being pusbed aud by tomorrow the roof will have been put on, The build ing la 88x40 feet aud two stories high It Is tbe Intention to erect another building In the fall In which to store the manufactured produot of the mill. It will lie located near the offloe bulld- lusr. Undrwear. Our heavy flsecmt underwent uiustgoeveo KatSiivnts. Extra value at 60 cents. Mens' Hats. A few lines of mena hatj to close out at i6o eacb. Just Received, A large shipment of meua line suits at li.V.1 In t&.OO per eull, uuder regular clothing bouses prises. THE SOCIAL REALM. The Ladles' Card Club gave a party to tbe members' butbsndt aud gentle men frlenda In Frank's ball last night. A dsllgbtful evening wss spent at wblst. Mrs Jeackss wlmlnglUrst pme and Mra WblUou tbs consolation em blem. A delightful luncheon wm served- Betide the hubsud of the members tbe lo'imiu were ne-u of the club: Mi taw Allele huh i ineu MoElroy, Messrs Frank Page, Orval Gilstrep and Albert Applegste. .. As per annouueemeut iu tbeee col- urn oa yeateidsy, Co C held a social em- sion In the company room at the ar mory last night. A jolly evening wav spent In tbe discussion of a banquH, In listening to nju-ic by the Hopkins brother sand Harley Ziegler and storks and speeches by Vn'lous members. rJergsants Paul Ureen aud Ulsud Gray, Corporal Will ' Ford aud Ccmpany Cook Wood Blaiue hud the bsnquet In charge. Tbe Methodists held a social last night afler prayer mtetlng, partici pated In by 200 member aud frlende of the ohurch. A splendid evening of enjoyment wan spsut. Mutlo was furnished by the Bundav school or chestra aud refrediinul were served. Deaoon will give bis regular neeklv Oaiice Saturday night. Counterfeit Gold. Few persons know that the gold used in color printing aud on picture frames is made from a composition powder of brouxe and spelter, and not from on re e-old leaf, but which, bow- ever gives the eauie efieot. There is another artlole that Is very inuoh Init iated, and that is Hostetter's Htomaoh Blttera. Spurious dealers often refill the bottles, aud thus give them the same annearauoe as the original, but uuleee tbey bave our Private Htamp unnroxen over tne necx cney are not genuine. Refuse all euob Imitations. Tbs cenuine Hostelb-r'a FJtowstob Bit ters has an unequalled record of cures ol stomach complaints baoa or it, such an iyrtmimimt luuiKnuuu, uuuaiiijmvi.'u, biliousness, nervousness, Insomnia, and malaria, rever anu ague. Your Attention. I want your attention for a moment. I am going to make It worth your while to call aud see me about your eyes. If you need glasses I will not let you go on account of prices. I will not quote prloea here, but It will pay you to call on me. No charge for test ing eyes. Come while you can get bargains. J O WtTTS, Over Chambers' hardware store, Thb VxaoviuaBoLD. Nugget: Tbe sale ol the Vesuvius and Milwaukee olaims, on last Monday, ooLsumates a very imporlaut mining dual In the Bohemia district. This property was located aud developed by tbe Graber Bros, and from the present abowiug, will evidently, prove one of tbe most valuible pieces of property in tbe district. Tbe mine was bonded several weeka ago for $17,000 and shortly afterwarda a ledge of Immense value was brought to light, which haa greatly Inureaved the worth of tne property. While tbe Graber Bros only received 817,000 for tbelr mine it is aafe to say that It could net be pur chased for ten times that amount, Mr F J Hard la the promoter of this big deal aud Is deserving of congratula tions. A Market Tomorrow. Be sure and patronize Ihe Ladles' market at W B McKiuney'a grooeiy store tomorrow, Saturday March 8. Dainties and luostautials to suit tbe housekeeper. Carload ok Machinbry. A car load of maoblnery arrived here today for Chapman A tiou'e new planing mill at the south end of Willamette atreet. The machinery Included a boiler, englue and fixtures and came Irom Dayton, Ohio. Tbe building haa been completed, ready for the ma chinery. Nbw Rkal Ustatb Firm, Ocar L Parson and Clint McCarty are fitting op rooms In tbe second ator of T L Gilliam's brick building for a real estate office, these two gentlemen hav ing dfcld d to enter upon lhav bual ueee. From preseut Indications there will be plenty of Ui.liifw f ir all real estate ussnl.. It is t xpeuied that large numbers -i.f luimle.ri.uis will arrive bare within the next two months. NEW GOODS In Silks, Corded Crystal Silks, Wash Taffeta Silk, Lace Striped and Fancy Pongee. The latest and best goods out for Waists. "TflE TWO ORPHANS." Another Packed House at tbe Opera House Last Night All who could find either seats or standing room were at the Parker last olKbt to witness tbs Shirley Com pany's production of D'Fuery 'vnd Carman's maiterpleue, ' Ths Two O.pbsns." Tne old-time favorite re ceived a presentation Ust - night at tne haudBor Miss oblrley and beroompany which was worthy of it. Tbe various characters were ebown in an artletio manner, and tbesueuio effects and costumes were elaborate and gorgeous, surpassing anything of the kind ever witueete beie, ThiseveniBg "Camllle' will be pre sented. Here Is a play which haa been a popular success for tbe pant half cen tury and tbe passing years only serve to add to Its beauty aud attractiveness. Remember tbe matinee tomorrow afternoon, and bring tbe children to see "Tbe Wyoming Mail." TWO MARRIAGE LICENSES. Large Number of Probate Orders, Deeds, Etc. Mortgage $200 06 keal p.state TKANSFKRS. J M and J A Horn to T L Ullllam 18x80 leet ou Willamette street, Eu gene, $5000. Isom and Mary M Yeager to W L and Louisa J Yeager laud In Fair- mount, $25. Idaho F Campbell et al to John A Nelsou 2.12 acres iu tp 17 s r 2 w, $53 Bute, of Oregon to Eugene Huhiller 120 acres in tp 16 a r 1 w, $3C0. tiamuel B and Franois E Moras to Muy L Veatob 72.10 aores In tp 19 s r 3 w, $11521. A H Cruson et al trustees Cottage Grove, I O O F, to L U Veatch J lot P In Udd Fellows oemetery, $5. James J Muiray to Charles Fred Murray 160 aores In tp 19 s r 6 w, $300. M H fcklnner to M C Burns, lots 1 aud 2, blk 6 Coburg, $-100. IsleyA Umith to Booth-Kelly Co, 160 acres in tp 18 a r 1 e, $1400. O A C R R Co to Wm Horn 40 acres in tp20sr3w,$120. J 8 Gray to J ti Luokey, F W Preu lice aud J W West 160 acres In tp 20 a r2w, $1. Ellis Whattam to Jobn Hampton 62x160 feet, blk 8 Bkluner's add to Eu gene, $550. Joseph C Hooker to Ira J and Jease J Hooker, 160 acres iu tp 18 s r 6 w, 600. U 8 to Ole H Reiteu 160 acres in tp 15 s r 2 w, patent. UH to Johannes Niege 160 aores la tp 16 s r 2 w, patent. probatb uourt. Estate of Albert Rugger, deceased nusa ivugger appointed administratrix with bonds fixed at $12,0J0; surstiss, John Zlnlkerand W M Renabaw. Estate of Strati A Buttolph, deceased Clarence A Akerley appointed admin- latrator with bonds fixed at $800. Jared Bcott efourlty. Estate of D E Ewer, deoeaaed. De lia U Ewtr, administratrix, authorized to sell personal property at private saie. Estato of A R Buttolph, deceased G Riley Miller appointed executor with bonds fixed at $4( 0 RB Mills, War ran C Andrews, Gio Montgomery, Martin Wollslnger and G W Craven aureties, Eatateof Nsnoy A Kiik, deceased; nrao m Houston aitmlnlatratriv Monday, April 7 at 10 a m, time aet ior bearing Anal acoounl. Matter of adoption of Grace Hazen; A J Cruzn aud Louisa Cruzan au thorized to adopt said child under the name of .Eleauore Catherine Cru- zau. Estate and gusrdiuiifhip of Edgar B Avers, a minor. Burab M Houaton appoluted guardian. MARHlAejK LIfjaNXB. Cllutou 8 Carpenter aud Nellie Hoag, J J Hoag witness. Howard A Miller and Mnrgaret Ann McCoy ,.H McCoy witntss. Hotels Crowbbd. Durlmr ih. . oent session of olroult onnrt tba lmil. of the olty were orowded, as tbey al ways are wuue court Is in session, hnt since It ht ai'journed the congestion seems woise than ever. Every room In the hotels Is taken each nirht .nrt the proprietor ot one of the hostelrys wim a rirrer mis morning that hs had to turn s way 25 or 30 nMi. u., night. This Indicates that new people are cotniuu into the oily In quite large numbers already. It st-ema that a new hotel wnuld pay. ASK FOR THEM. NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY. Grows Up jll win iu.. j--.-you hsve trained its neure to be erect and SUUUg. ttc7in with proper cloth ing and the foundation of correct dress ing is The "M" WAIST. i It carries the ikirt. trousers or hose from the should. with the figure in correct poise. . ,.;- i. Besides tn.s, u ....... .... . never loses its .nape, , button holes don't grow big, In t all this worth , . 15 ana oc c Iff. zs The Racycle will save over one quarter of exertion. Self oiline in the hubs, hanger and pedals, a feature possessed by no other bicycle. The costof its construction is greater; therefore it is wont more money than that of any other make CALL AND SEE THEM. PAINE & KAY. ..Of All Things Beware, OF SPECTACLE PEDDLERS. Ths eye is the miBt sensitive, the most delicate, the mo t prr i-ious ore oftheb idy. Chetp or misfit glussts very eaisly luln i thn -i- t, which cm never bs restored. REMEMBER IT COSTS YOU P ' 'THING for. thorough ami scientific examination at our store. If y.iu DOiN'T need glasses we will tell you so. M. R. JANNEY, Graduate Opitician. Now Location, gth St Opposite Hoffman House. GEO. G GROSS & CO. Real Estate and Employment Agency . . . Vlly pnd county property listed and eoM on favorsl le terms. Oflloe Room 2 H;helton builillnB opposite the Guard Ofi.ije. J. W. Clark. M. S. Hubble. dark & flabbK Transfer Co., General transfer business done, heavy or light haul ing of all kinds promptly attended to. All kinds of wood for sale, liaggage transferor! to any part of the city. Piano anil houiemavinT a specialty. Olfice No 2ii West 8fh. St, opposite pontollice. Phone Black. 424 from 8 to 5. Oasirinir calls earlier or later, call Black. 751 or Keel 41)1. The Hottest Stove in Town is the Boss Air Tight Heater Pome thing entirely new Id air tight construction. Hftmlaotne, durable, and reasonable in price. Four sized. Call and Bee them. S. L. Long. TUE Bonbon iere 39 East Fine pastry, wedding and party cakes to order; try our celebrated : Maue tireail Lmkies, pie., cake, and doughnuts fresh every day. Ki .j , ..; i"", w u uiiugnnuis ire.n every ui.. ' ",Lowrl"our own wagon, all goods delivered promptly and carefully. DUNN The Cachou Cafe SERVES Lunchelar.DinnerKfrom " mtaP m. Oysters. Short Orders ani SnVat n" ho.u"- FIRST CLASS BAKERY. We catej W tion -nrf A- a"f Banquets, also carry a choice line ot I'ons and Cigars. HAMMOND & CHESHIRE, Proprietors FOR SALE BY.. P. Frank & Son, 34, 36 and 38 E. Ninth St Earn Olhile You Lears Mechanical Engineering, Steam Engineering, Metal Mining, Stationary Engineering, Architecture. Mechanical Drawing. For Clrculir write CHAS F KUPEU. 217 Allnky Block. Portlaod 0: International Correspondence Sobool. The flofiiiu W. O. ZEIGLER Proprietor. SUNDAY DINNERSk Eugene, - Ortjin TO SEE OUR SELVES AS OTHERS SEEUS We ore nut alwayi anxiotu, (m lb' ia not always fluttering. Tobioi m we denire otheiB to m tu. u vanitv. but a moral ambition, ( l meant mtr heat. Ttiia ithej ht ve ever t-ndeavored to portnj subjects. Ninth St. Home !a.tero RRfiR. j& & A WEDDING BREAKFAST or il tllrne r l alwar. .errfl "' h betT r .1. "'r "iM be win, ,,f.i.-MMr(.or-e.lor doBeW v,n.,.v, l.v lhe-e.h ..-tie r at , ricw that yu I mstc quality In uue, At illv's Department Store. "SI mm RENSHAW5 u8ane.0reoo' m. I . A T I ill Hi