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THE EtGEJTE DAILY GCARD, THIB8DAT, FEBRUARY Vt, "CD TEe Frkndly Store 144th Friday Surprise Sale Special Offerings 35c to 50c Corset Covers, special 23c 10c to 1 2c Lace, 2 to 5 inche3 wids, yard . ... 4c 1 c Hemmed Huck Towels, each . . 11c 25c four-inch Black Taffeta Ribbon, yard . . . . J 8c Splendid Values in New Spring Silks, Dress Goods, Trim . mings, Suits, Jackets, Hosiery, Underwear, Etc. Special Values in Men's Suits and Furnishings. nAnnpn nunni l u urn .sdmi OF UNITED STATES ENTIRELY SOLD New York, Feb. 27, Thus . far In February thu United Metals Selling Company has Hold 89,000. U0O pounds of copper, the bulk of it to Great Britain and Germany. These sales have cleaned up the sur- 1 plUB of the concerns which 1 dispose of their product , tbrouKh the United Selling Company, and it Is stated j that there is less refined cop- 1 per unsold in the United : states than at any time in many years. : The copper brought prices ' 4, nvfraflni nliirhllv Under 13 i cents. EUGENE'S LARGEST AND W4 H FRIENDLY 592-594 Willamette St. YOUR MONEY'S WORTH OR YOUR MONEY BACK CITY NEWS I' l'KIWO.N'AI.8 0. P. Bheridan Is In from Walker 1 ;dar. Racy Mattcson I down from Fall ' :rek on business. E. E. Auporlo, of Newport, Is In i:u(eno on business. J. T. Witter was over from Syrlng Vti on business today. . C. L. Webor, Jho Creswcll mer chant, Is In town today. the erection of the Southern Pacific Company's no wdepot in this city. T I hero on business. Captain W. W. Holland, of Marsh- fluid, who accompanied M. O. Warner' here yesterday, went to Portland to- day, and from thore will take the' steamer Tor home. I James K. Mlnney and family ar-l I rived here yeaturday from Ohio and, will locale In tho McKen-ile valley In the vicinity of Vlda. Mr. Mlnney Is a nephew of D. F. Mlnney, of Vlda. J. T. Tuffs, W. T. Colmrn and G. " MANY NARROW ESCAPES FROM, TENEMENT FIRES 8am Carnilchael went to Koaouurg perlnlendent of the Hooth-Kelly saw l.'ito afternoon on business. mill at Surlngfloid. ' Wlll.am rerman, of Cottage Grove, mm In the city yesterday. O. Nettle, tho logging contractor, It In the city from Leu burg. K. C. Lake returned this afternoon ! nm a business trip north. : Ooo. J. Wllhelin, Jr., Is In tho city '"om llarrlshurg on business. A. J. I'lckurd went to Porllnnd on "iday'B noon train on buslnuss. Andy Graham, of t'ollaun Grove, as In lingerie today on business. C. Cole, founder of Murcola, spent " it night In Kiiguuu on huslni'ss. Dr. l.ulu Mnriiuui was n passenger I I Salem on thu noon train loday, E. Dodge was In tho eliy yeueiday t his way from Ashland to Portland. IJ. I. Hherldan came down from .'jttage (Iroyo on the noon train to ( ay. J. 11. I.lnohniigh, of Col Inge Grove, In the city thin afternoon on busl- .' Nil,-'' ' leo Hoy Woods and son, of Cot ' Tgo Grove, aro In the city this nflcr jon. Alton llamptoii was a passenger i KnseliiirK on tho afternoon train day. , J. T. urocnriuld, of Sibley New York, Feb. 27. Two were burned bo severely they may die. W. Lewis are in the city from Grants dozon severely hurt and Bcores res- Pass, having arrived on tho morning ; cued from perilous positions by fl re train. Mr. Turrs was formerly Bu-imon at two early morning fires to day. Although in widely separated sections It Is believed that both fires Charles Elchacker, mother and two i were of Incendiary origin, sisters left today for Denver to re-; The most serious fire was In a ten Bide In tho future. They came hereiOment at 43 Kast First street, where ten months ago and Mr. KIchaoker , the firemen rescued many scantily has been employed at the 8. P. do- clad men, women and children from pot and likes tho town real well, but fire escapes, and a man and his his mother and sisters becamo (Usual- daughter, who Inhaled the flames, lulled and decided to return to their are In a' critical condition, old home. Tho other fire, was In an npnrt- v, iiHint house al 247 Kast One Hiin- 4'.4- 4 dred and Fortieth street, where for- "HI.KKT UK TIIM TIK" Salem Statesman.) The Welch people com menced distributing tics on I'ontro street In Salem yester day, tils;) In Eugene and Springfield. Illest lm thn tie . that will bind tho cities of the upper Willamette' valley together In coiiimerclal unity. ty persons were removed from the burning building by the policemen i and firemen. JOHN SIMPSON BLUFFS OUT CROWD OF HOLDUPS A few nights ago John Simpson u-h,. .I..I...... tl... L' till, II in.. ttttiillllllilllil ....... .in; r.iiKtru' ..ml K l.ie- TTTtttftttttttti Vllll). company, wllKon . held m A I v k 1 t t I s k i i , i :tt i : 1 1 s The following letters remain In tho Eugene poslofrice iinnillod for for Iowa, i the week ending February 2(1, 190N: llnliar Tvliir ('under, J. 1". Davis, Jack. Hamilton, Carl. Ilorno, Joe. Howe, Sadie, llukeny, Ernest. Johnson, lluldle. l.ynes, I.lllle. Martin, Mrs. Eugene. Palmer, E. W. Itonsh, F, M. Scarp, John. Smith, f'haa. Hmllh, Mrs. Emilia (2), Smith, Dalsv. Smith, J II. (3) Stullli. J. M. Bit-wart, Hoyd. YlmniiV Clarence M. Wood, It. IT. Wood. Hoy. 1 " . Woiulnrd. J. li. Parties culling fur the above will please give dale advertised. J. li. PAGE, P. M. . :'i hero visiting W. P. Morsu and imlly. Mrs. W. T. Gordon and Mbm E. ' "arned returned this afternoon from orlland. Albert Olston, formerly of this I'ty, now of Porllnnd, arrived here '"his afternoon. Mrs. Fred Hnrnnrd lias reiurncl ' ora her extended visit at nor old ! ome In Virginia. C. W. Ilalley and Mrs. Clara Hal W. of Myrtle Creek, are registered rt the Motel Blneede. M. 0. Waruor, the piano Inner, has " .turned from an extended stay In ,"jq Coos Hay country. 1 AUnrnoy G, F. Hklpwnnth was a i assonger to OotlflCi Urovo on the : fternoon train today. Mrs, Leonard Gross nnd two chll "ron n on a trip to S'-attle, where la,l! will vlilt for n time. Miss Aniiettn Hurr. of Poii'iind. ' vlaltliiK her iimther, Mi l I. aura Jurr, In Eugene, for a Tw ilnvs. Ono B. Phelps and wlte, of Maple- on, and II. V. Fhk ami wile, of ll t)V KNEW Olmlrs, arrived III Eugene this after- Tho merits of the Texas W adcr, noon. you wjuld never suffer from kidney, Mine walker, V. or ti. student, bladder or rheumatic Iroulile. 11 a went to Albany today, and from ! bottle (two months' treatment!. Sold DeWltfs Little Early Risers, Binall and Bate, sure little liver pills. Sold by all druggists. Herbert Silverwood. of I.inn coun ty. Is in Eugene tailing the civil ser vice exumlnatlou for government vet erinary inspector. The W. C. T. U. of East Eugene will meet at the home of Mrs. Flegal tomorrow afternoon at 2:30. A full attendance Is desired. The funeral of Ludwig Martin nas held at the Catholic church this fore noon and the remains Interred In the Catholic cemetery south of the city. Chief of Police Farrlngton reports that all of the quarantine flags are down except the one at the LaBrle residence, where a case of diphtheria still exists. . W. L. lletlrh and family have re moved from the cottage on Lawrence street, near Eighth, to Mrs. Stewart's residence at the corner of West Ninth and Jefferson streets. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup acts gently yet promptly on the bow els and allays Inflammation at the same time. It is pleasant to take. Sold by all druggists. C. N. McArthur, probably the best- known graduate the I'nlversity of Oregon ever turned out, has decided to run for tho legislature In Multno nia.i county on the Republican ticket. Tho building one door west of Ja cobs' store on West Eighth stret Is being fitted up for the bird stor: which now occupies the room one door east of Jacobs' pluco. J. J. Walton has begun suit in the circuit court against G.'orge L. Moore to quiet title to 170.011 acres of land In section 30, township Hi, south or range 6 west. Walton & Ness are th; attorneys for the plaintiff. AKrMBXTFwop QRmoS; Salem. eFb. sTWith the filing of the last of the arguments upon -he initiative and referendum meas ures yesterday. It has become possible to compute approximately the size o the pamphlets for the In'"''0" voters. S. A. Kozer. chief clerk ot the secretary of state's office today measured the materia) b,e 'n"d" ed in the book and concluded that the copies of the bills, amendments and arguments will occupy 120 pages at least. The cost will be about 0 per page, or $6000. As persons who file arguments must pay their pro portionate Bhare of the total cost about I2S50 has been paid by private Individuals. Copy for Eeach oter. The pamphlets will be published and ready for distribution about the first of April, or two months before .i n.i. will he railed upon to 'vote upon the measures. Secretary of T i State Benson is now securing lists u-h. hRve registered in eacn of the counties of the state and has clerks at work addressing envelopes to these voters. When the pamphlets have been printed they will be slip ped Into the envelopes and mailed. i State Printer Dunlway will try to save the state $1 000 in postage by shaving the pamphlets a little close on the edges when he trims them. It is expected that the postage on each pamphlet will he five cents, or ?.i000 on the whole 100,000 copies. Mr. Duniwav thinks that by trimming the pamphlets to a slightly smaller size than the law specifies he can make the pamphlets light enough to go for four cents each. .Mailed Soon as Printed. The work of getting out the pam phlets Is being rushed. In the mean time It is useless for voters to make inquiries. The most they can do is to register and then await the com ing of a' copy of the pamphlet when the printing has been completed. POLITICAL POINTS Senator Bourne Is said still to have the Inside track with President Roosevelt and Is still pushing Chris Scheubel for the district attorney' ship in Oregon. Tho senator's prize offer of f 1 000 for the best essay of the advisability of electing President Koosevelt to a third term Is said to have proven a fizzle. Ex-Senator Fred Mulkey is still at Washington, where It Is said he is flirting with Bourne and "knocking" Fulton. This state of affairs has led to the report that Mulkey may yet return to Oregon and become a State ment No. 1 cundldale against Fulton, backed by Bourne's influence. ny a iiiimtier or linliop who were bent upon robbing him, but by sheer nerve ho bluffed them out and they left him without getting nny or his money. It happened nt tho mill after dark, when Simpson had driven his ten hi Into tho shed for the night. After he had alighted from the wag on a number of hobos who hail se creted themselves In the shed ordered him to give them the key to the mill, as they were hungry, and thought they could gel something to eat there. Simpson replied that ho had no key. whereupon they demanded tils inollev. Klniosoii. who lu n mmii I Vfiutiir mini lii-iiiiit lilmu.,lr ...... 1....1 the wall and told the hobos to come oir If they thought they could get any money out of him. Thev did ' 111,.. II... I....1, I.I.. he was too hilsky tor tbein. an'l u,,er ! '.''.''""'''".'"r '"- change; muttering between themselves for a W. II. Kay has bought the vacant lot at the corner of West Sev enth and Washington streets from Dr. P. Hartlo and will build thereon In the near future a fine residence This adjoins W. Polders' bungalow. E. M. Warren has just placed i flee exhibit of grains and grasses In the real estate office or McMurphev & Hugh on West Eighth street nnil Is Inslnlllng a similar exhibit In Klem Ine Buoy's office on Willamette street. The Oipheum has received a fine Mr. John Rlha of Vlnlng, la., says: "I have been selling DeWitt's Kid ney and Bladder Pills for about a year and they give better satisfac tion than any pills I ever sold. 1 have used them myself with fine re sults." Sold by all druggists. 'Onion Rets. CHAMBERS 1IARDW A R F CO. Reduced prices on all lines of jewelry at Watts'. Prices cut to re duce stock. Fresh garden seed in bulk. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. Girls, a clear s'Ir, is the first re quisite for personal beauty; to se cure It good digestion is the good secret. Perfect digestion comes from the use of Holllster's Rocky Mountain Tea. Makes rich red blood and clear healthy skin. 35c, Tea or Tablets. LINN DRUG CO. iiiIiiiiIk 1 hey left the building and dis appeared. J WATCH EOR FORGED I POSTAL MONEY ORDERS I by O. J. Hull, or by mull. Send fori Hall. lit - I- testimonials. Dr. K w. - Ollva street. St. l.ouli. here will go to Corvallls and lade 'joudence 011 a visit. It. II. Ivey and ranitlv, who remov "i from here to Ever; I, Wash., two "ears ago, urrlved here today and will luuko this cl'y their home again. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Mnleer, ac--ompanled by Mr. Matcer'n mother, 'Ira. William llrownlee, left this nornlug on their return trip to Naiu- .. Idaho, N. (Inich, Peter Ottlneer and Thus. Van Sternberg are recent arrivals wni Iroui North Dakota. They ate l-xikiiig over the coniitiy with view of locating. A. ('. Merrv, representing Robert I ed. Wakefield, who hua the contract for CHAMBERS H.VRDWAHI' Large stock portieres Just received. Also luce curtains. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. If you want a go cart with espec ially good tiprtiiu see our new Mon umental line Just received from the factorv. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. Sheep shearing machines and knife sharpeners. New model Jiiitt recelv- Portlainl. Feb. 27- Tho postal authorities at Wash- Inglon have sent out warning to be 011 the lookout for forged money orders. About louu or lers have been stolen from various postofflces til the roovtvv, hi-'iii"n' 170 from Seattle mid 3 1 1 from the 01 rice at Richmond, Wash. A large number' of forged orders have already I n cashed. tomorrow nigni cons st lm of lln the Brink." showing the temptations, flight mid rescue of a girl; "The Cos-1 mines of the I'entiiriis' and "Th" ' Haunted Kitchen." tho last two fine i hand-colored filing, ! The two-year-old daughter of t-1 torucy and Mrs. S. P. ei Is suffer-i lug severely from being sruldcd oil, her right arm and the right side of her body by hot water. She pulled ' a kettle of water off the stove wlthj tho above result. She Is getting! along very well, tiowover. Reduction sale at Wutt . jewelry store begliiA tomorrow. See large display advertisement. CO. OBBBBbW tbBBftBBBBsBBBtBBkBBBBBBBBBBBBBBVBBVafe Many Persons for Many Reasons transact their hiialneas with this bank. Thorn are many reasons why you should have an account with us Ihrre l no reason why you ran not. If you do not know the Importance of having a bank account, call lu and let us tell you about It W want your business and we will appreciate It. The high BtandNrd of service and tho liberal trevmetit accord ed our cumonien U evidence of our appreciation of their patron age. May we not be of service to you? The Eugene Loan and Savings Bank Capital and "orpin" uttiri.iMMi W, K. H!tOV. President. I'. W. (isl',1 l:, Oi.lil.r, It. A. I'AINK. Vice i'mlilriit. W. W. I'.I.CW . it. t nsliler. NEW TODAY WANTED - Work by married couple, j man l carpenter but Is willing to I do any kind of work; woman a good cook. Call at the Plymouth 1-odglng House, Willamette street. ml WANTED Position to work In prl- vale family or as housekeeper by I young lady. Address "L. S , rare j of Guard. n'i7 1 FOR SALE BY OWNER A nearly llew -rioll house, rhino to 1'nlM'r. I ally; on a choice, high and Ue! coiner lot osxIJii feet: nicely Im proved; some good fruit and . deep well; tills property is well worth I-Spoo, imt ni, h less oil! take II tf soi l wtihln ten d.iys. En qui to ai nits otnt'c C. J. Howard. .1. I.. Orr and Oliver! Veatch, appraisers of the property of 1 the estate of E. W. Ileburd. the (Mi lage Grove merchant, who died In a Eugene hospital a few weeks ago. today tiled with the probate court' their Inventory, reporting the value of the property to be 22l.tl!i, the property consisting ot merchandise . and accounts. 1 Drew Griffin, who previously an.' nonnced his Intention of trlng fur the nomination of sheriff ou'the Re publican ticket, today filed with thf county clerk his petition. He s a!e that If he Is nominated and elected he will, during his term of office, I perform tho duties of the office with (Promptness and dispatch and will I guard tho Interests of his constitu ents and conduct the office In a bust- nessitke and economical manner. The Lincoln Republican Club held a inciting at the courthouse lest night and elected permanent ofticers as follows: President. H. W. Thomp. son: vice president. I.. E. Bean; sec retary, J. M Williams; treasurer. D, ' A. Paine. Addresses were made by! E O. Potter. City Attorney s H A I- len. W. W. Calkins. .1. M. Shel'.ev. ! A. '. Jennings. V Kiivkend.iil. r' S Williams. A. C. W'oodrock Hint D Paine. Several names were inldi-il , 10 Hie membership roll and there si--now a!ont loo imynbers of thech'S First Spring Suits arc Now Coming Our stock ot spring and sum mer goods will be larger and better assorted than ever be fore. Goods are of best qual ity and stylish patterns, tail- PURCHASERS AISO MAY LOSE LANDS IN S. P. GRANT! Ravers of railroad grant lands from the Oregon & California may be, attacked, as well as the railroad com- i pany, under tne ruuou authorizing the attorney-general to j iioirin suits to enforce the com-i pllance with the terms of the grants I nnmelv. that tne lanas snail tie soia for $2.50 an acre In lots of not more than 100 acres to each purchaser, and to actual settlers only. This double authority conferred on the department of justice by th res- i.tiitinn ureatly concerns holders of the lands, wno nave obtained their, tracts from the railroad iajriolation j of these terms. ise:.riy i uu.ono acres j have been sold t7 tne rauroau 111 viu latlon of these terms, and much of these lniiilH contain the most valuable timber In the state. The possessors have sustained themselves witn tne belief that the courts will regard them as Innocent purchasers. But the government will contend that It was' the business of the buyers tD know the restrictions placed by congress on the sale of the land?, that many of them bought fro mthe railroad before the government had Issued patents, and that deeds violating th? terms of the grants cannot convey title and are void. WmtliiiK I Uri'uil. The wording of the Fulton resolu tion is broad, and authorizes the at torney general to institute practically any suits that he may deem expedi ent, "Including the claim on behalf of the government that the lands granted by each of said acts respec tively, or any part thereof, have been and are hereby forrelted to the Unit ed States by reason or any breaches or violations of any of the terms or conditions of eUuer or any of the said acts." - The resolution also authorizes the attorney general to institute suits to ascertain the rights of tho United States as to the lands granted to the Coos Bay Wagon Road Company for a wagon road from itoseuurg to coos Bay. By the terms of that grant the lands were to be sold for not more than $2.50 an acre and In lots of not more than 1G0 acres to eac'a purchas e. 1 These restrictions have been violat ed like those attached to the railroad , lands, by sale in bulk and at higher prices than $2.50 an acre and by re-! fiicul if tho nnmminv In sell In niinlf- cants for land at 2.50 an acre. I've Had rDT "With Hood's Sarsapirl, vinced It Is a great medict., substance of 10,306 lettm b "" received In two years. tlLT1. ofallblooddiseases.ioMo,,11". tlsm, after-fever weakws, ttatir' nervous weakness, Uv.pepTS No Equal-"I r. that Hood's Sanaparllk , !,?" ""A, thing I heard of. bul nSff I took Ho. it's Sar.,,,rX'bTVW. medicine. 1 am now welt n. Ii stvnk. South Bhlihcm,'N. Y ,u! Muscular Rheumatl.nl ... had muscular rheumatism k. ""O hi. bed He took two 'fiV .aparllla and was rntlr.1, iS, L. PsaaiN. Box 1026. SpriaViff Hood's Sarsapartll, I, Kii In the usual Haniit ..i- .... ""i S.r..t.b.. inn V Z. Z pared only byC. I. Hood Co, JZ'M si VJt-. - vj. V.Y t-O-l i;,.p;-.. KITCHEN & K0MP? Successors to ARMITAGE & B0WN Livery, Feed anc 5ales Stables Oak and 7th, Eugene, Ot jiiBt its grant. He explained law under which the grant wis bi and pointed out wherela the nijJ company had failed to comsii the law. He told the committw the department of Justice das feel justified in proceeding atl suit until it is speck-ally aut:;: to do so by congress. At Uww: slon af Hawley's talk the resolt: was referred to the sutam for Investigation. IIAWI.I'.V Al!(i. KS KOIl FlIiTO.N'S MKASUKH Washington, rMi. 2G. Represent ative llawley today iip'ieared' before the house piibli.t lands committee pud made a half-hour argument in support of Senator FultDn's resolu tion passed by the s.-nate list week, authorizing the attorney-general to Institule suit against the Oregon & California Railroad Company to ad- Matte your hens lay by feeJi: curity Poultry Pott-tli-r. CHAMBERS HARDWARE C Agents for Petalpnia lacr and Brooders. CHAMBERS HARDWARE New spring pattern?, of wa!! just received. Last year's 5'' cost. Call and see CHAMBERS HARDWARE Sunshine Washing Machines awav the blues, fcee It at CHAMBERS HARDWARE MAKE YOUR OWN STOCK FOODS BY US1NC THE SKIDOO HORSE AND CATTLE TABLETS Crush and mix in feed or salt, Proper dose in tablets MAKES YOUR STOCK LOOK LIKE THE TOP PBICI Contain no Sawdnst, Ashes, Chop Feed or Bran. Ask for and try once SKIDOOCwl lameti. worm. If idnty. ctiicken Cholera, Blister, Heave, Fever, Hog Cholera linitil "" spavin lure, DarD wire Liniment, fink fcye, Distemper, Colic or bone auncner iaci Kor sule by Hull's Ittd Cross Drugstore. I 1 Mm li tMfiimm rtHJU WHITE BREAD Madewlt PURE WHITE FLOUR whose guarantee of ex- Conie In and lo, k at in; si.r new . In ehol.e emh te. !. T'- i-eiie Mi! II Y I nv. m:k v .-vi l ' c " al' tend '. li ; liVUlli.il on W'e! l:',u : I'1' ,: S-!1 RI 1 -;! ' '' . In I'm i I',- -I'M v, ;y ,.H.n. I'-- i ol.'tei. yA:i Cvt KeWilt's C.i, lioilfe I '! S.lUe- It Is lli'.'J !, M In nil drntgli orded by the famous MICH- AKl.S. S'IKK.N & To. brand Is I'cllctu-e. them. Big reductions on all win ter suits. In order to close them out and make room for new stock. Wo carry f np f nlshluc r ,ul nm prices ami ,t,, ,.,. rl(., We nnil ,,r ,, tvaa iltli ami, l-y no n-nt ami MIUfi, with a nnxoi.il. 1,. ir.lt. ED. HANSON If it IS you alrcacy know all wc can tell you about A If it IS'NT. you want PURE WHITE FLOUR in ) Kitchen Next Eaking Day. It makes the Whi'cst, Lightest Bread. PURE WHiTE FLOUR is ir.adecf Selected Scotch Fife Wheat, by patent pro cess and is strictly High Grade. Use Pure White Flour for pastry and cakes as e!l as fcr bread-it s,at-. -lies cr your mcr.cy back. trL!i HMMiT IS Sale Dy me Merchants, price V per sack Ueo. T. Hull W. l. (iniii. W. A. Hell. K. I). Mail'.k. The Kucenetiroccrr1"- C. II. HiinlrN. I'eter Johnson. W. II. Ili'iiip' r' Coin Wilon. W. J. (lilweii A' J. W. White. Kountnin ,,'",'''rr,',.l,rt. I nivcrsity Hem' Il',k"7, ti. II. IrMi Klegal "'lBip.i W W. Kan I.. Ir,i"" a 1,1114. - t Ariiiiiuu V7ADHAMS 3b KERR B ros. r t'sf ir, m.in.l f!.i. k t -ei! f,.r int. !',!:',;: iiA!;nwAi:i: co. No. M I . I...... Mmii Siii ,( 'X ! M. - t-"Tirii
