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Newspaper Page Text...A Rousing Bargain Sale... Fourth Saturday - - GUARD Telephone, No Main 191 at, FRANK E. DUNN'S For Cigars JULIUS GOLDSMITH. for our December and January trade and havo just arrived. Being disannoin.-i . u 600 Yards Cotton Challis TnfiimfW.nrf.i-si u-fl refuRed to accent them. v tL Manufacturers Order Them Sold at about one-half their real value. Very finest 1.50 Mercerized Stylish made waist SOc. Host Imported $2.50 Itar .iorcorized--very hand-ome, 1.17. Best known Arnolds $3.50 Silk mercerized elaborately made, $1.03. ca SALE THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY... Nothintr like these handsome waists has been thown. If you want Li.,.i. ONE DAY ONLY 5 cts a yard Cheaper than Calicos. Handsome patterns for Kimonas, Dressing Saques, Wrappers, Comforts, etc. NONE SOLD TO DEALERS AND NOT OVER 20yds TO EACH CUSTOMER. that looks like silk and yet is better than silk for one half regular prices como , ait ill nnr wiminn'fl Skirts durinff this sale. " K: Call aud inspect our new line of Summer Dress Skirts and the Elite Underskirts, BON MARCHE sAApvLEAa, 6- WEATHER. Tonight clomly with ruin or snow; Buturday cloudy and threatening, Business Pointers. J Dr. O. W.'.Lowo, gradimto optician. Use "Silver Spray" Flour. Dunn's solid troo spray. Lough miller A Petor. Scissors and pookot knives that arc good at Chambers. Bargains on waists and skirts, Thursday, Friday und Saturday. BON MARCH K. Ask your grocor for "Silver Spray Jour." A few good second-hand" bloyloos Tery cheap at Chambers' Hardware. Prices parted In half on bluck waist salo Thursday, Friday and Sturday. JiON MARC1IK. Now Furniture. Chambors' Hardware. Seed oats and soed barley for salo. Apply to E. M. WARRKJJ, Coburg. Dunn's solid fruit spray. Lough miller & Petor. Ouo fifth olf on women's skirts, Thursday, Friduy und Saturday. HON MARCHB. SNAPS FOR BOYS. Olio 1 hundred Jand sovouty-flvo oloth patterns just right for boys' knoo pants, for GO Gouts each. KUOKNE WOOOLBN MILLS. OA.mTOTX.TA.. twntlw ftlgutu of jy ins wno inu nrawmjs uoupi STORE ROOM TO RENT. ' On Oth street, about April IB. In quire AX HILLY. GARDEN SEEDS AND OR ASS. Froah garden seeds all kinds, In bulk. AX HILLY. SHOES TO CLOSE. Wo nro closing out nil our last year's buoos. Somo of tho toes aro just a llttlo oir and really not uotlcnblo but tho price Is all reduced and sumo of thorn at prloo. AX HILLY. HATS. A few odds and ends In men's hats to oluso out at 50 cents. All good Tallies. Also n few of those mou's GO oout uudorwoar, ut 35 cents , to close. AX HILLY. OASTOIIIA. BMntlw Blgutu of t ira mho tm mil niwip Boujni A Bargain Is a Bargain only when it has Cheapness and Worth combined. The line of Ladies' Purses. Wrists Bags, etc. We nro selling this week nro llAROAINSnovor be fore equaled. These pur ihw nro nil new, stylish with wearing uunllttes uiumrpassvd and tho rlo you will wonder ut t h first cost, to sny nothing of tho special price lilSjWoek. Tegular $5.00 4.00 3.50 " 3.00 " 2.00 " 1.50 $2.75 2.70 2.34 2 00 1.35 1.00 To Look Is to Buy, To Buy li to Stvt Money, Thty who put monty In our purM. Put monty Is thclra. Sf JANNEVS ? Tho Host and the Cheapest, Brevities This is a gay Lenten season indeed. Oratorical contest in Villard Hull. The Woodmen meet tonight in I. O. O. F. hull. Tho city is in the hands of the col logo students. Cluude Sylvester, of the Guurd force, is on the sick list. Wo wolcomo the visitors from eight colleges at Villard Hull this oveniug. Tho W R P L will uioob tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock ut the homo of Mrs E Uchwurzschild. Remember tho market given by the ladies of the Huptist church ut W. M. Green's sturo tomorrow. Tho munugors and owners of the Luckoy Hoy mining property in tho llluo River district buvo decided on a big improvement The Washington Legislature lias given TiO.OllO to tho l'.KKi Portluud fair. YoHtorduy the Houso receded from Its former uction und accepted tho coaforeuco report for ."i0,000 without debulo. Owing to a misunderstanding the duto unuouiicod ill Tuesday'! Ounrd for tho reproduction of tho Boia Kuppn lay, "Among the Hroakors" was wrong. Tho play will bo put on oil Friduy, March 27. Rehearsals will bo resinned noxt week. UUARD AND REGISTER ADVER TISING RATES. DISPLAY-DAILY. Ono tlmo 20 conts per Inch Ono month ? 1.00 per inch. Transient, 2To per inch oacli insertion Preferred position, 20 per cent nddi tioual. LOCAL DAILY. Running locals by tho mouth, 2 emits per Hue ouch tlmo. Running IocuIb by tho month, 10 linos mid ovor, 2 oonts per lino, with 20 per cent olf. Running IocuIb by month, preferred position, 3 cents per line, no dis count. One insertion, homo, t cents per Huo transient, 10 cents pur line. Church pay entortiitumonts 2 cents per Hue each insert ion. WEEKLY DISPLAY. One tlmo 20 cents per Inch Ouo mouth 7fi cents per inch Transient 'lit mills per Inch, ouch Insertion. WEEKLY LOCALS. f omits per lino ouch insertion No lllBCOUIlt 10 cents por line ouch Insertion for transients DAILY AND WEEKLY DISPLAY.' One tlmo 40 cents por Inch Ono time transient 50 cents per inch Ouo month, tt.75 por Inch Ono month, 12 Inches or over, 11.75 por Inch, 20 por pout, discount Signed : OILSTRAP HROS. CAMPHELL HROuJ OABTOIII A. Bmti tls f IM Mna Ton Haw kmjt BoagM TOHACOO. 3 Chllds or Export cigars, 10 cents. II llluo ljibol Stogies, 5 emits. 1 lb. Star, Horseshoe or Saw Log to bacco, 15 cento. 1 plug llattlo Axe 115 cents. 1 plug lllggest nud Host tobacco, 25 cents. (1 pkgs. Ked Hell or Dixie Queen to Iwooo, 'i'e. AX HILLY. For Good Shoes Co Lo YORAN'S SHOE STORE Personals. Herbert Lidgh, the asssyer, is in Portluud. Rev. W. B.;Uilbort is a guest at tho homo of Jus. F. Robinson. L. T. Harris came up from Sulem on tho loudod overland this aftoruoou. It. C. (ialey, cashier of tho Rose burg First National Hunk, is in the city. Miss Flora Muson und Miss Sturr, both of Albany, are guests of Miss Stella Kobiusou. MrH. Lllllio Hnxter, student of tho Eugene Divinity School, roturned to her home in Hulstou, Oregon. J. E. Luthrop, munugor of tho Port luud Journal, ia in tho city on busi uoss connected with the thriving paper. H. F. Mulkey, president of the Southern Oregon Stuto Normul school and seuutur from Polk county to tho legislature, is in the city Natron Items. (Uuurd Special Service. ) Natron, March 11. M. Wullnco anil sun David wont to Eugene yesterday. Must of our people attended church ut Mt. Vernon Sunday. Charles Luthrop, of this pluco, lias gono to Woudling to work. Chestor Wulluco and sistor Caro line, of Jasper, visited friends near Natron Sunday. J. L. Lopp and J. W. Smith went to Coburg und vicinity on business last Thursday reluming Friday Miss Cluru Custlomun, of Jasper, visitod her parents, Mr. and Mrs' M. Wallace, lust Sunday. Messrs. Joe and Churles Tullforo, who havo boon working for H. D. Waguou ut Lyons, Oregon, roturned homo lust Saturday for a wook'e stay. The boys say tho Wuguou mill is Hear ing completion. Tho stock men of this vicinity tiro losing qulto li fow head of cattle and sheep this winter. Thore seems to be no grass und feed is growing scurce. Cupid. Cloverdalc Items. ' (tliiurd Special Service ) Cloverdiilo, March 11. Uov. - liunsel preached a very lniercsliiig seriuou ut tlio scliool houso Sunday. ltoliert McAlislcr, who is doclorintf Tor his eyes, Is reported as much Im proved. Miss Hatlle llawloy, of Crosnell, visitod friends of this vicinity Saturday and Sunday. Polly Hros. passed tlirouith Satur day with a I u i id of cuttle takiiiK Ilium to the raiiKO on Hear Creek. William Dennett is visiting rela tives in Southern Oregon. Kd. rtty was In our midst Sun day lonkliiK to tho interest of old Imchclors of Hear Crook, Mrs. Melissa Hukcr of Kiikciic, visited with Lyiuuu Thimipsou last week. TKAOKDY AVKHTEU. "Just In tho nick of tlmo our little boy w lis saved" writes Mrs.W. Wat klns, of l'lwisuiit City, Ohio, riiouinn ntn had pluyod suit havoo with him and a terrililo ooiiRh set in besides. Doctors treated him, but ho rtow worse overy day. At loiiiith wo tried Dr. K inn's Now Discoery for Con sumption, 'und our tlarlintf was saved, lie's now sound, and well." Kory body ought to know, It's tho only sure euro for Coughs, Colds nnd all I ,ung diwia. Uiiurantoed by W. 1j. Deljuio, Druggist. Trice, OOo and t. Trial bottles free. l'OUAl Willamette strot lots within IUVMwt of Flint National Hank at J'J.(X iht front foot to close opt soon. Iligtiar- gniu. A hop yard mr city. Crop? will lay for it. Stibiirlwn tract, very attractive fori home site. Worth twice what wo uk J fur !.' Owner needs money uow. j 1-Hrins alio '"T lroerty. I No. '.V, Wft' r.lghth St WOUKlMi OVKKT1MK. F.ight hour laws nro ignored by those tiroloss, little workers lr. King's New Lire nils. Millions nro always at work, night und day, curing indigestion, liillhiiisuoss, Constipa lion, Siok Headache and all stomach, Liver and llowel troubles. Kusy, pleasant, safi sure. Only AV at W. L, Delano's lrug iton. TEAMSTERS' UNION REORGANIZED. Drivers Mt Last Night Elected New Set of Officers. and Tho local tuuintiters' unlou was ruoi-Kanizeri hint iii'lit in Luhur Hall on Wont Huwiith ntroot lotweon "Wil lamotto hikI Olivo. Tho following ollicora wore elected: ProHidout, II P Morris. Vico president, Jame.4 Honig. Socretarj'-treatiiirer, V K Fuller, Coriductor, John Kloontz. Warden, S Y Albott. Thero was a laro aud enthusiastic atteudauco ut the meeting. FEDKIIATION OK LAUOR. Next Tuosday tho local branch of tbo American Federation of Labor will hold u meeting in tho samo ball for tho purptttio of electing oiHcers. The uuion labor movement in Ku- geuo is advancing rapidly, much in terost being lakon in tho various organizations. High Scliool Notes. A spociul ussemhly was hold tills morning tu order to givo tho school an opportunity to hour Snpt. Adun::' of the Albany public schools. .Mr. Adams and a party of touchers from Albnny visitod tho city schools this morning nud spent somo time ut tho High Scliool. D.. liochdoll introduced Mr. Adams who spoko brielly on tho necessity of an educat ion us a foundation in life. His remarks wero of much intorost and to tho poiut. At tho close of his nddress heurty iippjauso testiiled to tho appreciation of tho students. Tho party from Albany consisted of: City Supt Adams, Miss Norwood, Miss Rodlleld, Miss Baltimore, Miss Thrall, Miss Kortinlllor, Miss Stuart, Miss Vaiitis, Miss Smith, Miss l'cuso, Trof Leutheruian and Prof Currolton. I Tho following musical numbers wore given ut tho nssombly; Piano duet, Mendelsohn's Wedding March, Miss Sadie Ford and Paul Stauiror vocal solo Miss faith Lister. Tho debut ing team hold a trial do liato this afternoon in which Koso burg's side of the question was takou by the K H S del niters. DISSOLUTION OV PARTNKltSlllP. Notice is hereby given that tho part nership hcietofoio existing between J. lw Cumpboll nnd I. L. Campbell in tl; printing nud (iuard newspaper pub lishing business under tho firm niiiue aud stylo of Cumnlioll llros.. is tins day dissolved by mutual consent I. L. Campbell having disposed of his intorost in tho sumo, subscription nnd book accounts included. This dissolution of partnership relating ouly to Interests involved in thoOiiurd publicat ions und tho printing business connected therewith. Dated nt Ku- gono, Oregon, February 1, 1!H. J. K. CA.MPHKLL i. r,. ca.mpi(i:ll. 1IUS1NKSS NOTICK. Notice is hereby given that tho publication of the Daily (.Suurd and Weekly (iuard newspapers and the printing business conueotod therewith will hereafter, as In'foro, l conducted under the tlrm name nud style of CnmpMl Bros, nil accounts due the late tlrm Iniiug payable thereto. . Dated at Kugcno, Oregon, Febru ary 1, UKU. J. 11. CAMPHKI.L. THE GRIP nenson is upon us. Ycrington's riieuo yuiniue never jfalls to euro. Wh''tcPinc For tho ooufch tint follown. h tnfHi't Urn or mOii,y Yerington gth st. Drug Store. SOCIAL REALM. Mrs. J. S. Luckeydid the honors of hostess for tho Sigma Nu fraternity boys last evening ut her home. The evening wus spent at high live, tne pustiuio proving to bo of more than common intorost. lu points, Miss Pearl Luckey won first prize for the Indies uud Seth Kerrou the first prize for the gentlomeu. The members of tho fraternity ontortuined were: Mos sers. Willie Chandler, Louis Hender son, Clyde Puyno, Ivoss Plummer, I. 11. Wutts, Oeo. Eyere, Kay Goodrich, Joo Temploton, DoFoo Shirk, Seth Kerrou, Claude Wright, Kirk Sheldon, Judge Halo, Taylor, Condon liuiiu, Ernest Ueuii, Tom Hawthorne; tho other guests were: Misses Rosalie Frieudly, May Marshall, Kuby Hen dricks, Lulu lteushuw, Mnry Gray, Ella Dobie, Pearl Luckoy, Oeue Gray, Dollie Ankeny, Bertha Templetou, Mnry Dale, Carrie Benson, Carrio Paine, Ada Heudrics, Vergil j Noluud, (Astoria;, Mis. Geo. Noluud, (Asto ria), Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Smith, Mrs. C. L. Winter, Mr. aud Mrs. Luke Good rich. The week has grown to be incom plete without u record of some "do ings" by the Beta Kuppa fraternity. They appear regularly with social brilliance which is well grounded in merited popularity. Lust evening was business meeting night and the de corum of a sage assouihly had barely been assumed, nay, the president's rap with the gavel had hardly died away in tho dislanco, when feminino footsteps wore distinguished without. Business to tho winds, new officers were of no consequence let tho la dies in nud let mirth roign supreme. 'Twus done in a trico. Under tho chaporontige of Mrs. C. W. Lowe, the young lady friends of the fiat boys had congregated to spoil the bus iness mooting and suhtsituto a social frolic. Tho evening was greatly on joyed. Mrs. Lowo aud tho other vis itors presented tho frutoruity with a beautiful burnt leather emblomutio pillow as a token of thoir esteem. The swirl of social functions for tliis week has been guy despite tho Leutou sobriety which pervudes the atmosphere. Yesterday aftenoon one of Eugouo's moat popular matrons, Mrs. Emma Thompson, entertained at her homo on Lincoln streot. Tho party was given in honor of Miss Dee Aukeny, whoso ongugemont to JlK I John Orth, of Jacksou county, wus announced by the hostess. The wed ding will take placo soon uftor Enstor. Tho amusomout of tho afternoon wus appropriately selected. "Hearts" ! occupied the attention nud at the end ; of tho fuse hinting guiuo Miss Louiso ' Yoruu was declared tho winner of Brst i prize, a book of selected poems. Tho second trophy went to Miss Belle! Brown. It was tho famous picture of I "Chilly Cupid." Refreshments were' served, the hostess being assisted by Misses Stella Pitt Dorris, Dollie An keny .Rosalie Fiondly and Ruby Hen dicks. Following is a list of (l,J guests: Mrs. U.K. Aukeny, Mrs. Goo. B. Dorris, Mrs. F. N. McAlister. Mis. ti. D. Linn, Mrs. Claire Willoughby, Mrs. Geo .Smith, Mrs. P. E. Snod gruss, Mrs. C. 11 Park. Mm t. t Whitson, Mrs. Luko Goodrich. Mr.'! C. M. Young; Misses Dee Aukeny j I Dollie Ankeny, Suo Dorris, CeoUol -orris, iieimetta Dorris. Ada ll.i dricks, Belle Brown, Lulu Keushuw. ' t urr ic Faiue, I.ibhie Yorau, Louiso Wun, Bess e Ki.ilv I.' Miii l Carrie llovey, Edith lloirnmn', Rose Moyer, Maude McCully, Stella Rob i Hardware indt. mat, where all k liror fc.'i'i'isif Ca" Mat,sfek The Bicycle Man. 513 Willamette Street. I (Ls9 Hotel Arrivals. HOFFMAN HOUSE. AF Chinnock, Portland A J Cuinpbell, Portluud H W Soreusou, Astoria Oro A Ward, Lincoln EJWard, " M Mauase, Coshocton, p V Graf, S F E F Curletou, Albuuy E G Adams, J B Lentherinun " J B Coe, Portluud E A Smith, Mc.Miuiivillo Roy H B Nolsoii, McMinuvillo Miss Mury Jones, ' ' Miss Bessio Cook, " Miss Alia Gibson, " S N Wilkius, Coivullis Mrs J J Collins, Albnny Myrtle Peaso, " Louis Nelson, City Ruby Sargeant, McMinvillo Addio Stalker, " A F Fortmillcr, Albany Mrs E Shrall, E E Red Held, A Yuntis, " L W Porter, " ' ' W L Rico, Lansing Mich Ross Hibler, Scio A C Israel, Chicago O Edwurds, Oakland, Ore SMEEDE HOTEL. E P Tobiu, Portluud W Montn, W II McNuughtou, S F; Duvo Ackormnu, Louisville Ky L Camp, S F Addie Stalker, McMinuville Ruby Sergeant, McMinuvillo W Lair Thompson, Albany M M Stout, McMiunvillo J J Thanem, Portland Chaa Richton, Soutllo C F Cunniugham, Harrisburg J S Clurk, Spriugliold B A Washburn, Spriugliold H W Stewart, " Edward Dodson, McMinuvillo Juo Kolscy, ' F M Garrison, ' ' II Y Eilors, Portland G H Field, Block Hawk S T) E G Baird, Portland . A B Normcut, Richmond Vu L Plnmoiith, S F Goo Beaehburn S F J E Blow, Roseburg V II Vnlloly, Portluud B F Mulkoy, Ashland ! PATENT MEDICINES. Of all kinds. All 81.00 bottles at 30 couts. All 50c bottles nt 45c. Custoriu, Flotcher's genuine, 2T)c. Mellon 's Food 70c. Nursing bottles graduated, D cents. Diamond Dyes, per pkg., 8 cents. AX BILLY. Tie Season's Event Villard Hall, U of 0, March 13th, 8 p m. ...Oratorical Contest... BETWEEN OREGON'S Excellent Music Villard Hall in Gay Attire Trocure Your Tickets and Sporting Goods STOUTKV pmiuIn ndlK'd a l''"PIolo line of IIAUDWAHK and The 1 903 Bicycles of JlVr ar-iv?'1' Mo?t cwi''ete repair shop in town, of tepairing done. A full Jie of Wycle Sundries COLLEGE STU- DENTS REIGA (Continuedfron, flrst pag6! BASKET BALL (a Mr Tho University and O o I bull teams met in contest' 'ro T ; tie uftor 4 :13 o'clock this eve , at press time wero battling in stylo in tho armory fr ; the gumo. A great crowd of 21 tors, mostly visiting Jf thronged tho galleries. folhwZ ing was tho order of tho hour T vallis abighalf.hnn.l'roote Ihoscorowaeslto-lutp,., Tho gumo had been in progri fl,f minutes. - MOHAIR WAXTEI1 Highest price paid fur .Mohair brl . nsn tnn r.... l. . - vuiusiuiiu s cigar store, Eugene. FOR SALE.-Good cow, and how hold furniture for sale. L. C. SKEELS, Curnor lltli aud Oak streU: PURSE LOST At tho depot or on tho streot coming from the depot, tbi. afternoon, n ladies' purse with mont; uud uamo of owner on a Commerciii Club card. Reward to finder return iug samo. Mrs. Dr. D. A. paiK What Shall We Have for Dessert? This question arises in tho faii every day. Let us answer it to-day, Trj a delicious and healthful dessert Pre pared in two minutes. No boiling! no baking I add boiling water and set to cool. Flavors: Lemon, Orange, Rasp berry and Strawberry. Get a package t your grocers to-day. lo cts. J. W. KAYS' FURNITURc CO Embalmers and Funeral Director! Day & Henderson, UnderUltn and Embalmers. Cor. Will anolh Use . . "Silver Spray" At your O rocer's . . Flour EIGHT OF COLLEGES at the Corner Drug Store.