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Daily Eugene Guard TUESDAY APBIL 22 For BREVITIES. Cigars JULIUS GOLDSMITH. 6 JARO Tilephone, Is Main 191. WEATHER. Tonight and Wednesday pertly oloudy; llgut frost In exposed pieces tonight, VITUS, Feed and grooertei at White's. Dr Lowe ooulo-optlolan Eugene. Stamp photos, Blmmoni photo tent. Orertons for well paper and paints Baoyoles 136.(10 to 160.00. Paint Kay. Fels-Nsptha soap at J TJ Green A Hon's Chalnlese Imperial, 936.00. Pilne & Kay. J O Watte, graduat optlolan, En-.sue. A new line of Forester pine at Jan- i.ey's. Carroll's orsam bon-bons at Iioberte Jl'os'. Oyster shells for sale at the Caehoo Cf. Queen flexible steel door mats. Bee them at LoukU miller A fetor's. Don't forget that we have bargains In floor oil olotb. Racket Btore. Freeh salmou eggs for fishing at Paine & Kay's. , l R Januey, graduate optician. Hxamluatlons free. Best photos 60o per dozen and up. Al A Simmons, artist. Kape eeed, guaranteed pure. Im ported Dwarf Essex, Moon's feed store, Don't forget that land plaster propo sltlou at Moon's. It will pay yon well to try It. Who wants to trade me a pair of mall oheap horses or ponies? F A Rankin. Imperials $35.00 to S U.00. We have them In outhlpn frames and ooaster brakes. Paine 4 Kay. Moon carries the most ocmplete line of garden and field eeede In theolty and his prices are the lowest. Qo to Morrow for your plumbing, tin, sheet Iron and cooper work. Phone lied 478. No 489 Willamette street. That Racket muslin underwear ra oslved today Is all lght, aud the rloes well I think some one stole the goods. Don't miss It. PERSONAL. Fel's Naptha soap.at Bkeels' grocery. Fill's Naptha aoap.at bksels' grocery. Fel's Naptha eoap.at Steels' grnoery. Oyster shells for sale at the Caution Cafe. Carroll's ioe cream eliooolaUs at Roberts Bros'. Bprlog means Hirer polish. Jauney has the beat, 26o. Moon has a new Wllson-Mollne buggy at oust. Shipped through error. A flrst-claee experienced bloyole re pair man now at Chambers' hardware. Fall line of bike sundries at down- to-date prloes at Chambers' hardware. Don't forget that we glTe a good watch with every fifth eult. Racket store. One Fish Bra's wagoa, new 3-incb tires a bargain for the man needing it. At Moon's. Bt Mary's Episcopal guild will meet In the parlsb bouse Wednesday April 28, at 2 o'clock p m. Lodges of the Order of Lions will be organized at Irving and Pleasant Hill within the next few days. Prune and spray your trees qulok, before the buds swell. Full outfit, big or little, at Chambers' hardware. The eleotrlo light company today erected two new poles at the lnterteo- tlon of East Eighth and Oak streets. The brick work on the new Klemm addition has been finished, and now the workmen are building a new wood shed. The members of the M E oburoh In tend making several Improvements In the building soon to the amount of about S300. James R Latourette and August J Linden, two well known oommeroial travelers, died in the hospital at Port land Sunday. Albert Law ton, olerk at the Hotel Eugene, bae signed with the Norrls t Rowe animal show which will appear here April 26 and will leave with them. Tell your frlende that the Racket Btore has the finest, beet made, and newest styles In muslin underwear In town. Bee west window filled with late arrivals. Walter Roes today purohaeed B H Mulkey's reeldenoe on West Fourth street, between Cbarnelton and Lin ooln, for 8'j0. Mr Ross will move bis family Into the house at ouoe. A funeral cortege bearlug the re mains of Mrs Etta May Barton, of Ir vlug, passed through the olty this af ternoon on the way to the IOOt cemetery where the remains were In terred, Anyone wishing to take advantage of the $4.60 round trtp rate to Port land and return should oall on M Svarverud, Otias Llttlelleld, C B Frank, W M Green or Frank Rankin for their tickets at once. Corvallls Gazette: W O Henkert will begin the ereotlon of a residence for W W Calkins In E'jgene about June 1. It will be exactly like the realoeuoe owned by Mr Heckart In this olty and now occupied by Mr Calkins, and the oontraat prloe Is $2,600. TJnivihsitt NoTta. Miss Bertha Conde, of Chicago, International stu dent secretary of the YWCA, and Miss Mabel Htatlord, paoifio Coast Y W O A secretary, are expeotad at the University, April 24, and will meet the women students at 4 o'olook Thurs day. Judge M L Pipes, of Portland, is in theoity. F Eliunn went to Portland today on builoeaa. Luther Rowland came In from Wal ton yestsiday. Kobl Hsyea went to bis Creawell ranch this afternoon, Carl Ogle-by has left for Eastern Or egon to Join a surveying party. Ry Babb is in Balem where be Is working for tbe Allen Canulng Co. DrCWLowe went to Harrlaburg tbis afternoon to be gone until Tnure day. Miss May Baldwin went to Portland today to visit ber sister, Mr WmJ White. Lr and Mrs F E Belover and Mrs W J Royoe went to Portlaud today on a abort visit. Hugh Bebne, the Bohemia minion man, came down from Cottage Orove this afternoon, Miss Marie Thompson, who has been teaoblng school at Burns, return' ed home today. MrsN K Belshaw went to Creswell this afternoon In tbe interests of the Order of Lions. Geo Houek returned this afternoon from Gold Hill, Jackson county, where be went on business. W W Haines the tannery man, went to Corvallls today and from there will so up In the Saotiam oounty on busi ness. Rev W A Wood, of Roseburg, form erly a Eugene attorney, is visiting In the city on hie way home from Port land. ProfCH Jonee, formerly principal of the Geary sobool, but now traveling for tbe Oregon Teachers' Monthly, la In tbe city. Mrs Judge Noaaler, ofCoqullle City, Is visiting her daughter, Mrs B H Mulkey, and other relatives In Eugene and vicinity. Mrs FM Bialrand little daughter, of Portland, who have been visiting rela tives here, went to Roeeburg today to visit a few days. Attorney Jobn M Pipes, ol Portland, naa charge of Attorney E R Hklptvortu's offloe during the tatter's abeenoe in Portland. Yesterday's Roeeburg Review : Hou E D Stratford left for Eugene this morning, where he will remain a lew days ou official business. J L LeRoy, of the LeRoy Mining Co, operating in tbe Bohemia district, rsturued this afternoon to Cottage drove afier a sbort stay in Eugene. Ml aud Mrs A B Pence, who have been visiting at the reeldmoe of Mrs Pence's mother, Mrs J M tlhelloy, left Ibis afteruoou lor an extended trip through California. Yealerday'e Balem Journal: Mrs Fauule Winter, of Eugene, speut the day In Balem, euioute home from 8a- l.-iu T J Cheshire has disposed of his Bta e street greoery business to J M Long. Today's Oreguulan : ERBklpwortb, of Eugene, is upending a few days in Portland, umiergolug treatment for stoiuaou and tbroav trouble, tie has been in ver poor uealtu fir some time, aud baa come to Ibe olty to couault a specialist. MrBkipworlU is a r ml neut lawyer lu bis home town, and Is one of the old-time Democrats of his oouuty. PTTV fmTNf.ir. THE SOCIAL REALM. East Eleventh Street Will Be Beautified. OTHER MATTERS. At a special meetiugof tbe city c un- oll last night a petition signed by prop erty owners on East Elefentb street and beaded bv Prof John Btraub we. presented xskinK lust the privilege if putting In a curb five feet from ni d a (eam of members of tbe Faculty. The players and their places bave not been definitely settled upon, bo a line-up cannot be given. Mrs H E AuktDy tuteilalutd ttu High Five Club at ber elegant home at tbe north end f Peail strw-t ih s afternoon. A delightful time was had and tbs customary refreshments were served. CXIVERSITY SEWS. A Baseball Game Friday Miss Carson Will Go to California. A baseball game has been arranged to take Discs next Friday alteruoou at 3 o'olcck between tbe univeiany team sidewalks on botb sidsj of kist Eleventh street from Willamette street to the Unlvereitv. The pelltion was granted. Tbe purpose of ibis 0UrDln i HoweTer tbe "Faculty team" will be is to d id n iwerj ana snruuit, uu this la done tbe entire distance speci fied in tbe petition, East Eleventh will be the moat beautiful street In any city In Oregon. This la a oooimeuda- ble move aud no property owner on that street should neglect to improve tbe street la front of bis property in suoh manner. Other matters attended to by the counoll were as follows: Councilman Barker was appointed superintendent of sewers; ol'y recorder was ordered to pay $20 for April nd on tbe first of each mouth bereaftei lor 10 months pay $10 to tbe Fortnightly Ciub for its library as per special olty tax levy; tbe finance ctmumittee pre sented a report on tbe roud aud bridge tax of the olty ; Councilman Green was authorized to make a ooutraut with Walters Bon, of Elioira, for 80,000 feet of sidewalk lumher at $ft per 1000 feet delivered ; Dunn BroB were granted the privilege to erect an eleotrlo sign In front of Mrs Holden's building on Willamette etrcst. .United States Map Free of Charge... TO CUSTOMERS. irw UNITED BtaUs Map, Bias about four by five feet square, mounted with roller at the top VJ and bottom In readiness to be bung on the wall, which with eooorupanyiug descriptive UU booklet is the most concise and oomplete history of tbe Uulted State from flrat settln niout to dale aver produosd. It Illustrates and describes the Louisiana Purchase and every acquisition or annexation of territory to date. The map Is a production that would not sell at leaa than $1100 to $8 00 in auy bookstore, and is a valuable acquisition In everv household. u. WA. Jr,eDt,? mitb one lheM maps free nf charge with a purchase of Hrnwn'a Stor-Flye-atar Shoe to ths amount of $6.00 at one time. Please call and see the shoes and map. 8 Child or Export olgan for 10c, Our flue-cil baa arrived. 1 pound Pomploe fine-rut ohewing tobaooo 45o A large flue oovered peuoll tablet 6c k Billy's Department Store, paper art cvmrei.it Our line consislsofplains, gilts. siH And satin strives, "trench floral. tact And Umbretuin. Persian tapeitr. Empire, appHw.damask. Louis XIV. Watteaa, roeco, gothlc. iVarie u4ntAtnette. pompAdour, miora. valours, bagdads, palp tints, demins, vamish tile, Navao blAnket, East Indian And Oriental tf fecit. Wt treat room mouldings, shelf And plAte nils to harmonise. Our Crete of painters and decorators will do the nvorh in the most credit ablt manner for yoa. Hoping to be faiored with your presence at this. Lane County 's Grandest Watt Paper opening, Wt are at your service, Overton's Wall Paper and Paint Co. 37 Watt 8th Street . . . House Cleaning Time IS NOW HERE-SO IS Oof Grand (Hall Paper Opening on Wednesday April 23 and Thursday, April 24. You and your Udy friends Are hereby cordiath Invited to be present. H mil take pleasmre in displaying to you the the very latest, nobby and eitgsnt .' ft.' THE PASSOVER. Jewish People Celebrate tbe Event for Eight Days. YeBterday evening organ tbe Jewish holiday season of the Pasatver, wblob lants eight days. Tbis festival is or dained in memory of tbe deliverance of Israel from bondage iu tbe land of Egypt (2493 Jewish era, 1286 B C.) the orthodox Jews heeding "Heven days shall ye eat unleavened bread; even the first day ye shall put away 'eaven out of your bouses." (Exodus tll:16). All kinds of leaven is exoluded Irom tbe houses of all Jews during the period of this festival; no bread Is eaten, un leavened cakes called "matzos" taking Us place. Hotel Arrival EUQKNE. W O Hookenamltb aud wf, Haley Geo Lea, Cottage Grove W B Kirs, rortland Fred P Hurst, Aurora K Mattesou, Mareola M L Pipes, Portland M ABrewbaker, Waltervllle R O Carr, Zion U H Bale, Hale Igolnlow, Seattle Alien Rusho, Spokane Oscar Edwards, Ookl-mt HUFFMIH. HG MoKlnley, Portland 8 B Laigbton, Mlniioiipulls Jos B Black, Buffalo V J Nelson, Portland G Q Linen, 8 F W O Simon, Seattle Frank Morrill, Cbloago B Magers aud wf, B V F E Belnsteln, NY F A Peplot, Leaburg J Davis, S F B W Root, L A J J Hall, Chicago A N Smith, Portland F P King ' G A Crux Benj Latz, 8 F R J Maoanlay, Cbloago Mr Jk Mrs W H Rod, Mabel J Loulsson, Post The Imperial. Cottage Grove, Or. First class. Saiuplv room 80x50 feet, well equipped. Rate $1.00 and $2.00 ir dav. Opknkd Hbadquartkbs. The re publicans have opened quarters fi r the caiupalgu In room 3 on the eea-m1 floor of the Eugene Loan & Savings Bank building A BARGAIN. -Two healers and ooik stove, 2 sewing machines, bo.koa.., screen deon., dry oak and flr wood. Inquire at 157 West Flfih St. (IK Cruson. mm Stylish Suits For Men, Boys and Juveniles, iee. Have always been a stror , , with u, and they ar Jih, season. Mado bv (Vm, t . Il,s Nobby, stylish ;,br filling. Caps all wool. Fi Ji , illg, 1HE VEUY BEST. 10U-- A good watch given with every Fifth Suit Six flint glass tumblers Xiven with each suit above $5. P. FRANK & SON, H 3G and 38, E. X "ith Si oomposed of veteran players aud will surely give the ' Vaislty a bard rub, Regular weekly assembly has betn postponed until Friday atU:50. M'8 Uertba 1 'oolV, national sttideut seo retary of tne Y W U A, will be preeent and talk to the BludentB, Btnait B Hanna, '87, will add ret the young men of tbe VMCA tex Friday evening at 6:45 in "A?fcooiatlon I Room." All young men are invited. Profensnr I.uella Clay Careonofr.be University will leave for Ban Fraucloco next Tueeil.'.y, April 2d, wbtrr, she has I'eeu u-ki'd to deliver an oraUon at exercise. in oommeiuorati on of Fou.uier, ' Day at Mills College, Semi nary Park, California. THE BASEBALL CLUB. Hampton Bros' Team Organized Last Night. A good sized orowd of baieballlsts gathered at the armory last night for tbe purpoee of orgamziug, as men tioned by the Guard last evening. Al Hanipiou WfB chosen manager of tbe niw club, and he will at onoe com mence arrangements to secure games for the eeason. The property of lest year's "Rim bier" team will be used by the new team, with additional material, of course. Here's eucceeB to Hampton Bros' baseball team. We Expect jz? j& to Bell a few bicycles thin Benson, and to mako an induce. wnt fi.r flrt piircliawra, we wil sacrifice the price and tell you Slid (K) chaiulrBS Imperial, G and J tires, best equipment! w f ir ou'iy Sj5.00. V e have tnem iu Lulles and Ueuta' wheen. Call for City W arrants. All outstanding oity warrants up to and inoludlng No 171 cfthe 1901 issue will be paid on presentation at my offloe April 26th, 190 i. Interest will oease after that date . Fk iNK Ebisneb, City Treasurer. Market. The Kpl('opl lartita will hold their market Saturday , April 20, in the Titus building, Willtitnotie htreet. Y VVCTU.-Regular meeting Tburs. day afternoon at 4 o'clock at the M E church. A Man is Known BY THE COMPANY HE KEEPS Trade with a Good House and Save f lor Yourself w i TO GET GOOD 1 MerctiandiHe you" niiBtja to a GOOD SrohB. We not only haveaBoort Btore hut it i, full of Good Tainga, All the pathway, hke the roai toKome, take you to our Btore. Follow the well-heat-en Trail of Kconomy, and it will bring you here. BUY HERE AND YOU SAVE MONEY. Wo have no time to wate. Time wito for no man. Spring la now here, We have some rare Biruains In broken lines that we are going to clow out in the next few days, all up-to-date, the beat makea anil practically new, b.cks.1 by our unquestionable guar aulee. We want the room No need quoting vric?s, they are low enough. M. R. JANNEY, JEWELER. w ma . NtW ARRIVALS... eEnghEa.IBS0NWsis,s;P-ta New Walking Skirts. All the late new goods in Ladies Summer Dress uoods and materials for Waists A number of good corsets In sizes ,8, 19 and 30 That sold for $..00 to Jj.ooeach Sow 50,: . H. FRIENDLY On Sewing Machines, we quote you 832.00 on C-r'rawrr oak, ball befringe, rotary shuttle, drop head "Whito". No imitations. The moat complete line of Fishing Tack'e ever offered in Kugena, All n, Btock just in. We are ala 1 Headnuartera for all kin 's of Gymniuiii irod, unuing KhoeB, fants and Sweaters. Uase liall. Tennis awl Gr.lf go, ' PAINE & KAY. (Jo to J U Oreeu & riou'e for K 1 Naptha soap. Don't forget that I have some of tliat farm machinery yet to rloe oit. Ruv good gojds oneap when you can, Moon's fet'd etore. J. W. KAYS' FURNITURE CO. Embalmers and Funeral Directors. Day & Henderson, Undertaktn and Embalmers, Cor. Will ana ft C S Farrow & Co ...REAL ESTATE... Loans snd Insurance. Denier In Hn.r7est.1iK Machinery, Imple ments. Also hare Btoruge room t-treaBODkvble rates. Offloe 506 Willamette St THE TIME tM TIE PLACE THE DAY AND THE ...HOUR... MEXICAN HAND STAMPED LEATHER, FRAMES. Carbon, Ptatirum, Ariito-Puiijo, Collodio-Urboi WINTER PHOTO CO, SI8 Willamette St tajaatasanmetl F UNEEDA SIGN and almost everybody in town DOES Soe WHITING abiut it. He CAN'T TALK MUCH but he CAN MAKE SIGNS Work is right. Prices air right. Holden Building, opposite West Bro. stable. UK Spring stock of poultry netting, steel goods, garden tools, cultivators, rubber and cotton hose, spray pumps is complete. Get our prices. Car of Studebaker wagons just in. Everything in Hardware. No 50 Ninth and Oak 5. L. Long. 1. --i,.: x. stiamniiMrn'-r-" TH Bonbon iere 39 East Ninth St Vine pastry, wedding and party ci Res to order; try our celebrated How Made Bread Cookies, pies, cakes and doughnuts fresh every day. Oysters. We tow run our own wagon, ail gootla delivered promptly i carefully. & & DUNN BROS- & & X ,x .X -A. -A A A .V . -X A A A -, . HAZELWOOD ICE CREAM . . . The best in town at The Cachou Cafe Into the Air. .. go thousand, of Mi TXT Wl 0 in the fomi -f sraoke-the '- most fragr.nl ? eraoka you can enj"' tr the tn Nomttr wh.tm.y 1 vnnr f.nrit ,;.'.':.T tri.l nl the M0l T Ullill) will n.ake J.""M friend. F C Pott Manufacturer, Weft A WEDDING EBEAKF'ST trith -'' ord rn. ri al 'rr7tr.l Choi..-. w.t.e-'-V'' '"' .T.oti' b.r c.n-.i. '"r1r;:rlttiiw anv ain.l we bave the I a,.c wins-, of ,i: rr ...ntage, bylhelW.b-'."' k At priivtbat y.o cant " vitality In Aiwene, RENSHAV;5 9
