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Newspaper Page Text5 Daily Eugene Guard THURSDAY - - MARCH 13 All Popular Brands of CIGARS FOB BALK AT Julius Goldsmith's Telephone, I o, Main 191. Weath . ujcUl 10 Guard, Portland, Or, Us oh 18. Tonight nd Friday oooeelona rmln. Bkjllb, rivitiis. Or Lowe oculo-optl dan Eugene, Feed end groourleg at White'!. Overtone for wall p tpar and aln J O WatU, gradual optloian, Eu- gne. Land plaater cheap at Moon's Feed btore. New Arm: F L Cnambera 4 Bro, hardware. New Firm K L Chamber! A Bro, hardware. daw, A Kaovole le a bloyjle, but a bloyole It not a Baoyole. Rambler blovolea have arrived at Matlock Ooodohlld'i. Body Fir Wood K L ClIAMBKBS; BBO. The only wheel built on meohanioal principles. Itaoyole. If you waut good bread buy the beat flour, Perfection. Moon 's Fku Btore. The new Bamblere have arrived at Matlook A Goodohild'i oyolery. Hpray maUirlal already mixed at F L Chamber! tt Bro, Long range ahelli are itrongeat K L Chamber! A Bro, d w We have the beet aaaertment of flsh Ing tackle ever brought to Eugene. Paine A Kay. You will never mlet the money In vested In land planter and It will pay big try it. Moon 'a Fmd Btobr. Hot Time stove . F L Gbamb N A Bro. d w Wall paper. Clearance tale. All ityleeat ooet before new atookoome In. F L Chamber! A Bro. d w 75 oeuta per acre Invested In land plaster will yield 600 per cent profit. Thla li bonaflde and known by expert, euoe, In this oounty. Choloe, froah gardun aeetla In bulk, a full Hue, at Moon's Fx id Btore. Dry Oak wood 13.75 per oord de livered. V h Chambers A Bro. PoFDum Dias and At the ooun ty central oommlt te meeting held Wsdueeday tt was unanimously de cided by those In a tendsnoe that tin populist party of V allow oounty I disbanded say! tbi Chlafllan, and II was reoommended I y resolution that all members of the ieoeaaed parly go Into the demooratln party. As the democratlo party hild their central committee meeting at the aam time, an Invitation was extended to join them which was duly aooopted. New Today. UIRL WANTED. .ImmedlaUly. Qood wages. Inquire at Dr Strong' residence. J. W. KAYS' FURNITURE CO. Embalmtn and Funeral Directors. Day & Henderson, Undertakers and Embalmers, Cor. Will and 7th Valentines The largest and nicest line ever shown in Eugene. See our window. University Bookstore H. G. MILLER. WE MEAN BUSINESS. Coats. Odds and ends In mens oats at 1.00 to H.60 and up, all of llieui at about 60 oents a the dellar. Pants. Odds and enda in pants suing at 76 cents, some if them worth S1.60 aud 12.00 per pair. Vests. Odds aad ends at 7ft osnls, all of them worth more money but they most go. Don't forget about the free Automobile Ride for the children for this month only. Ely's Department Store, riX BREVITIES, "Ttie Crucifixion" Plainer "The CruelUxlou" rtlainer "The Cruolflxlon" Stalner 80 voloes In chorus SO 80 voleee in ohorus 10 SO voloes In ohorus 30 Methodist church, Mareu 17th Methodist cborob, March 17th MeluodUt church, March 17th J M Joseph has returned from bis trip to Kaetera Oregon. Chris Kauflman has resigned his position in J V KauQman's store. The Elks Initiated Attorney Lee M Travis and Win McFarlsnd last night, The enterprising tiaixm Journal ha lmtalled a Mersantlialer type-setting machine In Its ofllo. Otis Tout, the directory man, bas bis office with Ueo Gross A Co's reai estats agency In the obelton building. Morris A Craw yeoterday sold and delivered a fine Trowbridge piano to Mrs M A Blminons, residing ten milts north of the olty. Hvarverad's orobtwtra will furnlab aanalo at Ueaoou's poverty ball toinor row night. The grand march will be led by Meub's celebrated hayseed eon- oert band. The Roseburg board of trade has raised 1105.60 for getting out a descrip tive Immigration pamphlet for Doug las oounty. When Is ttugeoe going to act In tbis mattei? The Chambers residence at 26 West Seventh atreot, occupied by Dr and Mrs O W Lowe, is being remodeled up. stairs. The npntaira will bs occupied by a well known couple to be married soon. W Waddle baa received by express from a cousin in Idaho a badger which was captured Ihere where they are plentiful. As a diversion he bas arranged for aflhtbi'twen the badger and a bulldog, to bo pulled oil at the Oregon saloon Saturday night. Teiturday'e Iioseburg Review: "On oompialnt of Leo Fritz, of Drain, Dr tt P Brookbart waa arrested there, charged with assault with a dangeroua weapou. The defendant waa brought hers this morning aud arraigned be fore Juatloe Roblnett. The case will be held at 10 o'clock a m tomorrow." Frltx was formerly clerk In FE Dunn's itore In Eugene. PRUNES IN DEMAND. Salem Growers Regort Long Dull ness in tbe Market Boken. Balem, Maroh 12. Manager H B Gils, of the Willamette Valley Prune Association, saya that after a long dull ness lu the market, a demand la now being felt for prunes. Bales are being made at the association price a 2- oent basis for the four size! In bags, All association fruit li sold In boxes, and on this basis the price now being received is 5 oeute for the 40 to-60-to the pound size, In 26 pouud boxes. When asked whether prunes can now be sold on a 2 -cent basis In bags, atrQlleeald ho thought they oould not, for the demand It principally for faney goods. He llmuxht the 2i cent banle, or 4 oeuta for tUe 40-60 alxe oould be obtained. This would be I oenl better than waa seuured for a large por. tlon of the orop of lnat season, sold soon after tbe fruit was ready for mar ket. About 12 oarloada of prunes re main uuaold at Balers. Takhn to Asylum. -Lewla T Will cutt waa brought In from Oteenleaf yesterday and examined by Dre L W Brown and W L Cheshire before Oouuty Judge UK Klnoald for In, itty. He was found to be Inaane and waa oooimltted to the Insane aay lum. Bherltt Withers took him to Ba ton this afternoon. Wlllout ia aged 34 yean and a ilugle man. This Is his seooad attack of insanity, having been lu an asylum In Idaho four years ago. The oauae of Insanity la probably due te an Injury to bis head, oautlug a general Imeeblement of the mind. He imagines that a oertaln dark oeuiplexioued uiau lu his uelgh borhood It a negro; that he is afraid he will turn to oue and says hit beard li turning dark and curly. Kntbrtainmxnt Postponkd. The entertalniueut which was to have been glvea at the Santa Clata school house Saturday ulght of this week, has been aoslpoued until Saturday, March 22ul. Perennial vetch aud other winter. town gnus seed at d&w F L Chambers A Bro'e Sweaters. Muil go at some price. Knys' fV sweater &S Meiia 60o tweeter 40a. Socks. Mens heavy ll!o socks at 6 pair for (vSo, Ment heavy 10 socks 2 pair for 15c PERSONAL. Harry Danbar Is In Portland. F L Chambers is In Portland. itott Hayes came down from C fee- well today. Jacob Babr and wife, of Long Tom, are In tbe oily. N B Alley returned thla afternoon from Roseburg. John Btowell returned from Port land thla afternoon. Frank Heyer returned thla afternoon from Cottage Grove. Geo Walker returned to Walker Station this afternoon. Mrs H E Morris went to Junction this afternoon on a vinlt. F A Kan kin went to Cottage Orove on business this afternoon. J W Belover, of Poitland, le visiting hit brother, Dr F E Holover. Win Landeas came down from Cottage Orove this afternoon. W L De Lano went to Portland this afternoon on a abort holiness trip. Msjor Forrest and wife left this morning for their MoKenzle ranch. M B Potts went to his homestead In township 15 south of range 8 today. Mrs B B Eakin returned this after, noon from a thort trip to Cottage Grove. Mies Mary MoAllster accompanied the oratorical delegalea to Balem thla afternoon. O L Howder of tbe snap works left this afternoon on a trip to Junction and Harrltburg. Mine Fay Buchanan went to Goshen and Pleasant Hill today for a few days vlult with friends, Dr and Mrs A O Atwood went to Cottage Grove thin afternoon to be gone several days. James Jones, of Cottage Grove, re- turned home this afternoon, after short stay In Eugene. G H Smith left on the 1 :42 tral thla afternoon for points north In the Interest! of Bmllb A Berger'i oandy factory. Geo Morrla and wife who were mar rled the other day, left tkU morning for their future home on tbe lower Blualaw. Cbaa Cochran came down from Cot tage Grove thli afternoon to play In the oroheetra at the poverty ball to. morrow night. Dr Frank Strong went to Portland this afternoon. He Is an Invited Ruest at a banquet to be given tonight by the Unitarian Club. Ray Wilson, son of N T Wilson, the grocer, haa gone to Great Falls, Mon tana, to take the foremanehlp of a big slock ranch there. Galney Mathews was a passenger for Balem this afternoon. He went down with the aherlQ at a guard for Wllloutt tbe Insaue man, and Winkle, the boy sent to the reform soliool. No More Wars, Many prominent people of this country and England profess to the realization of tbelr hopes for uul veraal peaue In an Anglo-American alllnnoe. Tbelr plan Is to settle all future dlUemuoee by luternalluual ar nitration. Thla newt will be Joyfully received by everylnxly, but especially by the soldiers wno are at present en gaged on some foreign battlefield. The uews that Hosteller's Htomauh Bit ters will poetlvely cure stomach, liver, and bowel oomplaiuta will also be gladly received by every aulferer from sick ntwdaoue, Ulazlneas, natuleuoy, Indigestion, dyspepsia, constipation or biliousness. Do not suiter any longer but try tne Diners at onoe. it baoked by a record of fifty years of ouree. Ueware or counterfeits vruen buying. Our private stamp over the ueck 01 me Dome. Boy Sugar 1 Twenty pouuda of beet granulated sugar for ll.Uu. One hundred pouud for J4.76. Ax Billy Okpaktmknt Stork. Card of Thanks. J R Haiuuinud takee this method of expressing bis deep gratitude aud thanks to the members of the Women of Woodcraft and frlende who assisted at the funeral of his beloved wife. Will Look After Bridqks. County Coumlasloaer H D Edward, went to Cottage Grove this afternoon to look after some bridges In that vl- olnlty. Several need repairing aud the commit stoner goes to ascertain te what extent the repairs are necessary Underwear. Our heavy fleeced underware mum go even if at S& oeuta. Extra value al CO oeult. Mens1 Hats. A few lines of mena haU to close out at S&o each. Just Received, A large shipment of rasnt tine eults at fJ.60 to tS.OO per suit, uuder regular clolhlug houses prices. THE SOCIAL REALM. The Fortnightly Club gave a fare well reception ,to Mrs F L Waabburn yesterday afternoon lu tbe olub rooms, Mrs Wasbbura to leave soon for Min neapolis. A splendid obaflug-ditb luncheon was served and toaits re sponded to at follows: 'The Btat Federation," Mrs Miunle Waabburne; "The Daffodil lu Literature," Mr Helen De Lano; "The olub and tbr Home," Mrs Fraok Strong; "Our Li brary and lis Future," Mrs Addle O burn ; "Our Club Room and How U Beautify It," Miss Ann Whlteaker: "Our Honored Member and Her Plact In tbe Club," Mrs Arthur Lachman. Mrs Laura Bradley was toastuiiatrest. The Pai-tlme Whist Club a.s enter, tertalned last evening in the armory parlora by Mrs C F Winter, Mrs Romeo Gilbert, Mrs C F Robweder and Mrs T B Luckey. Mrs Ueo Health and Mrs Robweder tied for the first prize, Mre Pmith winning on the draw, and Mies Irene Applegate was awarded the token ot consolation. Fol lowing were tbe guesls of tbe club: Miss Yoran, Miss Irene Applegate, Mlaa Maude Bhelley, Lester Luckey Warner Brown, Mr and Mrs Lee Henry and Mr and Mra B S Bpencer. . . At a regular meeting of tbe Royal Neighbors of America held last even ing at Frank'a hall, Mrs Mary E Cox, oracle of Eugene Camp No 2289 of tlilf city, was presented with a gold recog nition pin eniblematlo of the order. Mrs Jennie Hlggius, on behalf of tbe oamp, presented the pin and Mrs Cox responded In ber usual happy manner, Mr Cox, with his estimable wife aud daughter leave tonight tor their future home In Grant's Paw. The Degree of Honor held a soolal Beeslon In the Masonic temple lafct ulght. The social committee of which Mrs I T Nicklin Isebairman. furnished a short program aud a uioe luncheon. HOP CONTRACT. I R Cartwright Contracts Four Years' Crop to Lilienthal Bros. Hop contracts between J R Cart wright, of Harrlsburg, and Lilienthal Bros, of New York, were filed with tbe oounty olerk today. The contraots call for 80,000 pounds of bopsgrown by J R Cartwright on lands In Lane oouuty aoross the river from Harrls burg, to be delivered to Lilienthal Bros for each of the years 1903, 1903, 1901 and 1906, 6 osnts to be artvanoed for picking. Aleo 30.0,10 pounds of tbe 1902 orop grown in Linn oounty at 12 oents per pouud, 6 oents to be ad vanced. HI! At, KSTATH TRANSFERS. Elsie and Cbas O Btalberg to Robt D Hawley 40 acres lu tp 18 s r 1 w, $300. W C and Kate Yoran to Julius Mo Crady lot 6 blk S Ellsworth's ad to Eu gene, 250. Susan Cbeeher to Ellzibetb B Rankin 3514 acres In tp 18 s r 6 w, (650. Charles B Morgan to John J Cassldy lands In Florence, $1. John J Caaeldy to Hugh and Sarah Cassldy lands l,i Florence, 1, John Cassldy to Hutih and Barah Cassldy lands In Florence, S20C0. Hattie and C F Lleth to August Beckman, 40 acres In tDlS.erfiw. GOD. U 8 to Bliss M Tins. 163 acres In In 18, i r 3 w, patent. HASRiaSUKQ BaPTIBT rmmrm Bulletin: The first Baptist church of narriBburs baa oomnleted Its Inm,. poratlon. Messrs TO Mackey, B A nemis, i,u li Ayers, C H Harulsty and W B Bean are its first trustens. Th have a deed to the two lota situated on the nerthweat corner of Maoy aud Fourth ttreeta. These lnta fumi-i, . desirable site for a cburoh ttruoture. Tbey will proceed to build at an early date. Winter Wkathkr. The Orld wave which Is now nasslpg over this Dart of tbe couutry brought snow lu the near- oy bills last uliiht. and durlnv theday an occasional flurrv of "n, beautiful" fell wllb the rain in the valley. It It auowlug bard In the mountain! uo doubt aud. contrary tn expectations, tbere will be plenty of water tills summer for mlnlnu i nr. poses as a result of this Isle wlulr spell. BoRN.-Last night, March 11. 1902. to the wifenf Fred Jeutuii, sou h west of Engene, a daughter. NEW GOODS I" stJ Corded Crystal Silks, Wash Taffeta Silk, Lace Striped and Fancy Pongee. The latest and best goods out for Waists. H, OFF POR SALEli. 0 O's Orator ana Delegates Left This Atternoon. J Arthur Uauiber, who Is te compete In the state iuter-oollelate oratorical oonteet at Balem tomorrow night, ao oompauled by tbe delegate from the various classes aud a tew other stu dents, went to tbe Capital City this tfternoon. Tbe delegates are as fol owe: Seniors, LL Lewis, Osoar Uorrell; iuulors, Harvey B Densmore, Bybll Kuykendall; sophomores, Ray Good rich, Vlrglula Cleaver; fredhmen, V W romlinson, Mary Gray. Following is tbe lUt of orators and the subjects. University of Oregon, Eugene 'Publio Opinion," by Arthur Oamber. Pacific Univertlty, Forest Grove "John Brown, of Otsawatomie," by John Hale. Willamette University, Balem "The Spirit of Progress," by R B Wllkins Oregon Agricultural College, Corral- Us "Our Mission to the Negro," by Herman Tartar. Oregon Btate Normal School, Mon mouth "Law and Literature," by Harry Belt. Paoifio College, Newberg "Com, merclallsm," by Miss Nervla Wright. McMiunville College, MoMinnvllle "The History of tbe American Negro," by E A Hull I). Albany College, Albany "The Mar tyrdom of Man," by Cbas Sternberg, Hotel Arrivals. HOFFMAN. S D Uelcum. Junction Andrew Bkolas, Btington, Wis N U Hylaud, Lowell H E Walker, Springfield John I Becker, Aberdeen J 8 Bowman, Portlaud Frauk Morrill, Chicago F A Klrklaod, Springfield, Ohio Alex Ciawtord, Dututb K U Staples, Portlaud M B Hart, Portland B U Whistler, Chicago Wm Walker, Portland T L R igera, 8 F Edgar Mayers and wife, 8 F H D Hobson, H F H G Mieb, N Y Bberwood Gillespie, Seattle W A Bamuela, Portland EUGENE. Geo Blark, Wendllng W E GUlett, Juue, Oregon James Moriweeuey Wm Ellis, Weoh, WestVa M R Janney, Lake Creek T N Smith, Portlaud K F Harvey, Junotion Vess Garoutte, Wendllng Eli Jeflers, Wendling W A Dallveld, Bpokane Cbas MuCant J D Edmleton, Coemopolis Ham Adams, Bt Paul Jacoo Bahr and wf, Long Toni J W Bounds, Cottage Grove W F Hamiuilt, Maroola L P Jiukens, 8 F The Imperial. Cottage Grove, Or. First olaes.Bample room SOxM feet, well equipped. Rates $1.00 and $2.00 per (!av. Lost His Valise. Zena Hooville, a tight-rope walker, who has been in Eugene for tome time and who nave an exhibition here a ocuple of weeks ago, tnis morning between 10 and 11 o'nlnek put his valise undur the H P dennt platform, expecting to go away on the afternoon train. When be went to get the valise he found that It had gone. A warrant waa plaoed in I he nanus or Polloeman Crcner for the sr. reetof the person whoiook It.and it was traced (o the reeidenoe of Jap Edy at the oorner of East Seventh and Oak stieets. Edy gave It up and Bcovllle la now happy. It Is lustlce to Edv. however, to state that he came to the UOArd nflloe lor the purpose of ad vertising for the owner of the valise. To the Rkforh Hchool Bherlfi Withers took Jeff Winkle, aired ahnnr 11 years, to the reform school at Balem this afternoon. Younir Winkle. ,h resides out on "Mud Flat." wa mn,. m It ted to the reform tohool Jan 30, lwu, tor larceny, but when the eherlfl went to set him he hsrt broken out with the meaales. When he t -n he weut out Into tbeooun'ry and did not return until recently. It was learned he was here and he wan r. rested this morning. C P Mahkkt Tile f! t i.hi n give a market Satuidsy In N T Wil son's grocery store. ASK FOR THEM. NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY. UDLY. A Delightful Innovation SOME SMART THINGS IN WRAPPERS, SKIRTS AND SILK WAISTS. P. Frank & Son. Sporting Goods Guns, Bicycles, Sewing Machines, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle, Tents and Wagon Covers, Cutlery, Golf, Tennis and Base Ball Goods. In fact we have one of the largest sporting iroods store in Oregon huri Portland. We also have the best repair Bhop in Lane Uomity. ' Goods aa we represent tbem or money back. PAINE & KAY. EASTER GIFTS Have become almost as fashionable as Christmas Gifta. A vIbU to our store will convince you of this. OUR NEW JEWELRY for spring wear Ib the very latest and moat fashionable in style and pattern. Wit have many Articles at a 8m all cost which will double the richness of the ladies' Easter costumes. Visit us and see tbe stock buy or not you are heartily welcome, M. R. JANNEY, Jeweler and Silversmith qth St New Location Opposite Hoffman House. ovwvwwvwvwvwvvwwvi GEO. G GROSS & CO. Real Estate and Employment Agency . . . City snd oounty property listed and sold on favorable terms. Oflloe Room 2Hlielton building opposite tbe Guard Oflloe. J. W. Clark. M. S. Hubble. Glark & HobbK 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 honss-moving a specialty. Ortice Kooia 3 Hhelton buihlinf; op. posite Guard office, l'hons lied 583 from 8 tn 5. Desiring calls enrlieror later, call Black. 754 or lted 401. The Hottest Stove in Town is the Boss Air Tight Heater Something entirely new in air tlfrht construction. Handsome, durable, anil reasonable in price. our BizsB Call and see them. S. L. Long. Tils Bonboniere 39 East Ninth St. MadsB1"5!'. wfc!linK .""I Prty cakes to order; try oar celebrated Hons In erf V. , ckM and "whn.t. In 1, e ery d.y. Kln carefully "B0W 111,1 ourn wagon, all goods delivered promptly and DUNN The Cachou Cafe SELVES j& Lunched0 iIlelurr0m IaJ' to P Oysters, Short Orders and Special Dinner, S- FIRST CLASS BAKERY. We cater W tionsand c"ga?s anquets,aIsocarry "choice line of Confec- HAMMOND $ CHESHIRE, Proprietors. sha Rappers, Skirts and Silk Waists They are up-to-data ; Earn While Yon Lear: Mechanical Enginttrinj, Stum Engineering, Metal Mining, Stationary Engineering, Architecture, Mechanical Drawing. For Circular write CHA8 F RUPELL 217 AM; Bloci, PA.ll.nH . International Correspondence Mm. The jloffmv W. O. ZEIGLER Propriety SUNDAY DINNER50c Eugene, - Oregon TO SEE OUR SELVES AS OTHERS SEEUS We are not always anxioni, fa ' in out alwayn (Uttering. Tot AM Wh Wouir utriOI t.1 mm, vanity, but a n.oraUtnbition,fcrft mean our best, inw ioe' have ever udeavored to portnf subjects, BROS- A WEEDING BREAKFAST or d oner i alwsvs served chul-twt wines arid lit'l'r ht procun-d. Kor !! fnn.u.M" r kind e have the '" "''Z wins-, of tiihsr rmrorted .'r dotteiw v sttw, bv the caw, b.nle ""JJ,,"J iTiiesthu v.u .an t m" w qnality in ugeue, -1 W. M. RliN SHAW'S Eugsno. Oreg"9