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^Sixteen Mormons were arrested
for violation of the game law in
Colorado the other day. That did
not hurt much, but it can only be
imagined what they felt, and said,
when the gamp officers confiscated
twenty deer hanging in the camp!
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tlon.Sour Slotiwfh.Diatriioca
Worins < l'iivul-uiiis.h'vcrish-
ncss lini! Loss or S leep .
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hac Simile Signature of
NEW YOHK.
t^gnfrroiilhw old
V-j jC I N 1 s
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Kentucky ia tbe land of sensa- ;
tions. Tbe latest occurred tbe
other day when a man run a red
bot poker down bis daughter’s
throat. When tbe dispatch re­
lating tbe aflair was sent be was in
tbe bands of a mob. If they did
not bang him they made a serious
mistake.
Bears the
Signature
«
I Promotes Diçestion.CheerruI-
! nessandHesl.Contaiiwneither
Upturn.Morphine nor Mineral.
I N ot N ahcotic .
A o»iogree»man asserts that tbe
Boers would be wekocne in the i
United State«.
Of course they
woul 1 be welcome, the same as any
1 other class of orderly, industrious
immigrants. Still they would uot
■e «eLome as Boers. The citizen
• >f foreign extraction does himself
' .nd bis adopted country wrong
when be attempts to bold a half I
vay connection with tbe country
.bat was not good enough for him
■ j O remain in.
T
“Prosperity” has raised the man­
ufacturer’s price of salt from 95
oenta a hundred to 12.00 a hun-
dred. And this is not the first
double under trust rule, There ie
a president at Washington who
will not interfere with them. They
know it.
CASTOBU
EXACT COPY or WRAPPER.
Oscar Wilde died in ai obscure
house in the Latin quarter of Paris
last w<<k.
It could not have
been too obscure for the ending of
HOW ESKIMOS CONTEND I UK with her. They are there now, but the life of a man whose name be­
Lease has been sending them money came all but unspeakable where the
POSSESSION OF WIVES.
to live on.
least decency was regarded.
Mrs Lease is making very little
It ia only in respect of his neigh­
bor’s wife that it is possible, ap­ money now out of her lectures.
A Minnesota man has played the
parently, (or an Eskimo to break This summer, when Mrs Lease role of Cte«ar and put by a crown
the Tenth Commandment, rays changed her politics, he scored her In other words has declined an ap­
Scribner’« Magnz'ne.* He does not in an interview. He said today pointment to the United States
ooWit his neighbor’s bouse nor any- j tliat he was getting tired of being senatorebip left vacaut by tie
thing that ie his, because, apart referred to as “the husband of Mrs death of the late Senator Davie.
irom the implern« nta of the hunt, Eease.1 lie said that she was a
“Love me, love my dog” d >es
there are quite as much liie own as very bright woman so far as learn­
not
go in Portland. A man who
ing
went,
but
that
she
was
no
kind
his neighbor’s, but he may covet
was
hated for not paying his debts
of
wife
for
him.
She
will
not
ask
his neighbor’s wife. In that case
got
his
intelligent trick dog at­
(or
the
revocation
of
her
maiden
he tells his neighbor frankly of bis
tached.
The creditor had respect
name.
They
have
been
married
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preference, and without further
for
the
dog,
but none for the owner
years.
words they iace each other to do
Mr
Lease
is
one
of
the
solid,
sub
­
battle for the woman. But even
now there is no knock down fight. stantial men of the town, and is by
Society Elections.
Neither has any conception of war; no means the mers satellite of his
not
brilliant
wife
as
those
who
do
for tnere are no men within reach
MACCABEES.
for the tribe to make war upon, know him imagine.
C W Hain««, paat oom; J M Rennie,
and it is unlikely that either of the
Boss Croker of New York City oom, Wm McFarland, lieut com, B F
contestants lias ever seen a blow
Moore, chap; 0 M Kissinger, B K; G
went over to England with his W Biddle, F K; L W Brown, Phys;
struck in anger.
race stables and the cute Britishers W R Craig, 1st M O; Olin Ford, 2nd
Silently and with grim determi
put
bun on the tax list, though a MG; EL Williams, sent; P 1’ Carter,
nation-they set about a Hanes of
non-retident,
for a tax of 15,000 on picket; L W Brown, trustee for three
well-recogniz id tests to determine
his $100,000 annual
income. years.
their relative strength and endur­
NATIVB SONS.
ance, and to the victor belongs th« Croker objects to helping pay the
FM
Wilkins,past
pres; C W WII-
■<xpensee of the Boer war, and has
woman. They pull fingers nod
Hams, pres; E E Orton, 1st vice pr**;
wrestle in a quaint manner of their odged an appeal with the higher Geo Norris, 2nd vice pres; B A Wash­
own, and if the contest lie still in - lutboritiee. The Tammany boas burns, 3rd vice pre«; L H Patterson,
decisive they stand facing each me been assessing others so long ree s«ey; O A Wlntermeler, flu secy; E
O Potter, trees; Chris Marx, Jr, mar­
other, while each with clinched liat he should nut complain when shal; I L Campbell, L T Harris, R M
given a little of his own medicine.
fists beats the other on the biceps
Day, trustees.
muscles ot the left arm until ont
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
Mexico ie having more trouble
has yielded. Then the other takes
D A Paine, E C; E B McElroy,
from the Indians than the United General; LN Roney, Capt General; B
the women, whether she is bis wifi
States
han experienced in many D Peine, Prelate; E H Church, Warder;
already or the wife of his rival.
years. In fact the United Slate* J L Page, H W; Wm Preeton, J W; F
The woman has had no voice in
W Osburn, Treaa; J F Robinson,
the matter, but she is likely to be has been remarkably free from In­ Recorder; V McFarland, Hentluel.
dian disturbances of any conse­
content with the result, for in being
Installation flrat Monday In January.
wife to the stronger man she ilk« quence since the reservation sys­
Dally Guard December 3
the better provider, while the tem has been extended to include
nearly
all
the
wild
red
men.
Thia
A Y oung T hief .—Ed Body, a boy
woman whom she supplants will
«ysteni has many drawbacks, but 16 or 16 year» of age, residing in Eu­
not be long without a busband.
it has practically abolished the old gen«. was arrmted thii morning by
Policoman Croner for «teallng a bridle
Indian raids which used to terror- and oouaiderable other property from
ise the whole frontier.
Ulyaae« Elmaker. He will tie given
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.
'—JL
..
General Young, over in the Phil*
A dispatch says: Mrs Mary
Lease will this week file suit in the ippiuea, is aware of the side on
district court of Wichita, Kansas, *hich his bread is buttered. He
asking that divorce be granted her r*f»ort9 the Filipinos very soarTe
from her husband, Charles Lease
attributes ths scarcity to the
She will charge incompatibility 1 reelection of President McKinley,
and failure to provide. Mr Leasei A* th* president has lieen in office
rays he will contest the suit.
’ for the many months during which
For the last three yrars Mr and [ the rebellion has been in progress
Mrs Lease have not lived together.; *l *• herd 10 comprehend why the
During the seven years prior to Filipinos should change ba-*e so
that she was in politics and was at suddenly on information of his re­
home little of the lime.
Three election.
years ago she wanted her husband
A funeral was held at Tht* Dalles
to go to New York to live, to she
could give her voice a wider scope, the other day oj account of an in­
but he refused, and is said to have toxicate i man making hi« l»«l on
objected to her going. She went the railroad track. It is not only
anyway and took her three children hard bed, but a very dange -uus on«.
Shapely
Married Women
thn rrtRi
all Ü»* «><
m-wher »■
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n
t
Ouf I
fTM IO a
Ai kant A t.
Frrry iromifl fowtii «hapelv prefty fleure. aM
» inv of them déploré the kwa Uketr t
li«h forma
a irr ntatrvtagr
The t«rma
«hlk iren ta very
• ‘ arwcitre to the n- ><b»t a «na pel tarai
rhia cas
t* avo ded. however, by the uae of M ktmii a
F«i aw o hr-
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Dally Guard December 3
C itizen ' s T icket W on .— 1 he Salem
city «lection yesterday wm holly con-
teeted. The citizen’« ticket wm elected
by large majorltle«, excepting one
councilman out af nine officers.
I be
Haleui tax payer« are evidently in
favor of non-parttzanahip In city affaire.
There were 869 vote« caet.
Daily uuard breambsr 3
D oing the GBAND — Kugtne Hook
<k ladder Co last night elected the
following members to the Hoard of
IMIegate«: Webster Kincaid, W W
¡Stevens and W T Campbell.
After
which the entire company ate oysters
at the Banquet.
M L N H
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic.
SPRINGFIELD ELECTION.
The Temperance People Won With
Hands Down.
A red hot city election was held in
SpriDgtield yesterday, the la-ue being
against saloons and in favor of saloons,
the former winning easily, For t he
next year our neighboring village «ill
be a dry town as far as saloons are
concerned.
The vote resulted:
TEMPERANCE TICKET. (Dry )
52
Mayor—J B funis............ V
Councilmen—
61
George McAuley............
61
H A 8keels.......................
W A Taylor.......................
Recorder—J T Martin
Treasurer—J T Walker
CITIZENS’ TICKET. (Wei.)
52
41
Colton at the University.
Last night at 6:45 Mr ET Colton,
international Student Secretary for
the YMCA »poke to more than
fifty student* and profesenre in Laurean
Hall. Mr Colton is a typical college
man, bolder of several oratorical
medal«, a man whose intimate ac-
quaintan e with student life make«
him well calculated to apeak Co aollege
men on liviug theme«.
He «poke for about forty minutes
from ihe words ‘‘Whatsoever a man
soweth, that «ball he also reap." The 1
certainty of the crop, it« Influence on
our live«, aud on other live« were u-ed
as motives urging the men to sow for
a crop of g<K>d result«.
TLil« morning Mr Colton addressed
a special as-etubly. His theme was
“Some L'baracU’risties of American
Student Lite.” The first 1« the rapid
growth in the number who are attend.
Ing the college« all over the United
States. The «ecoud is the physical
supremacy of American «tudent*.
Till« was shown at the Paris Expo­
sition where out ot 24 scratch events,
18 first places and many more second
places were won
by Americans
against the world. The secret of this
supremacy is in the fact that American
■tudenta compel the body to be under
the control of the will. The third
cbaraeteriatic Is devotion to sentiment
ana principle. At the Paris Expo-
«ltlou American colleges protested
against athletic contests on 8und«y.
Out of ten American universities rep­
resented, but two entered the Sunday
oouteat. While the American student
may uot be the equal of the Gerniau
in scholarship it is because he is not
willing to pay the price of weakened
physique and ruined morals.
Oue great factor in the development
of the American studeut is the Young
Mens Christian Associations now
found in 9<)0 colleges and universities
of theUnited States. In these Y M C
A s are fouud more men than in the
fraternities, oratorical, literary and
athletic organiz ttions. In Yale YM
C A are over 10U0 men. Many of the
best scholars and athletes of America
»re leaders in Christian work. < 'ollege
president« were quot.nl a« being bi h
ly in favor of this work.
The notion ha« long since been
dropped that menjof le.iruing^esnuot be
tellevers iu the Bible.
In conclusion, Mr Colton urwed the
students to get a right (lerepedive of
life and to build characters which
would stand in the testing time.
Tonight, Mr Colton addresses a
ttieu’s meeting at Villard Hall on
‘‘Students Temptation. The Battle
Ground of College Life,’’ Every
indication points to a large attendance.
Fiieuien's Election.
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All Popular Bran '«
Of Cigar« tor «aie.
AT Julius ßuldsimtlfs
The formula is plainly printed on every bottle—hence you
know juft what you arc taking when you take Grove s. Imitators
do not ai dvertise their formula knowing that you would not buy
their medicine if you knew what it contained. Grove’s contains
Iron ai nd Quinine put up in correct proportions and is in a Tasteless
form.
I he Iron acts as a tonic while the Quinine drives the
malaria out of the system. Any reliable druggist will tell you that
Grove’s is the Original and that all other so-called Tasteless
Chill Tonics are imitations. An analysis of other chill tonics shows
You
that Grove’s is superior to all others in every respect.
are not experimenting when you i take Grove’s—its superiority
been established. Grove’s is the
and excellence having long L-
only Chill Cure sold throughout the entire malarial sections of
Price. 50c.
No Cure, No Pay
the United States.
..Something'flNew
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Mayor—W R Walker..................... 31
Councilmen —
W W Cbeeeman.................................... 33
N A Hkeels........................................... 80
M F ¡Huntley................ -.................... 29
31
Recorder—Frank Gordon............ .
Treasurer—J W Btewart................ 42
Total vote cast, 83.
As will be seen, J W 8tewart WHS
the only successful candidate on the
Citizens’ ticket.
Ntaeti's majority..........
4ACIS0I SQUARE
Ct. (.ORt^
‘'•'ADULTS
l-S fat a S
THE VEST PRESORIP flON IS
Pally Guard Prcmtier X
To HLVB R ivkk ,—G<-«rge, Bert ai d
Th« iintnrii'i electiou resulted
Charles Alford go to the Blue River
follow,:
mine« tomorrow, to work for V H
ron chief .
Park. They expect to do develop­
ment work on the T re »aura mine all J E ,Jennings.....................
55
winter. Mr Park has that
mine Geo Wnlougiit y
41
bonded.
Majority for Jennings.
14
Oregon City cast 635 votes at her
AKSlerANT
CHIEF.
municipal election yeetenlav.
Arthur blow............................
♦S
Harry Graham ......................
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an examination tomorrow before Jus-
tice Wlntermeler.
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mo A0 v US
as F at a
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roe AMxsMscAier
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womanhood, aiding development of organs and body. No
known remedy for women equals term. Cannot do harm—life
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THERE'S A FEAST IN STORE
for the family who«e housekeeper
makes her purchases for the
Thanksgiving dinner at Green’s,
Plea«« ta ar in mind that there you
«•an obtain everything that gives
zest to the meal—helps out the
good oil torkev. Citron, spices,
seasoning of all kinds, to say noth­
ing of cramberries which go to
make up a prime Thanksgiving
dinner. Get your order tn early.
J. U. GREEN & SON
Telephone Main 25 1
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EUGENE, OREGON
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Pvi'dleton E O: Mr and Mr« Joe
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