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EUGENE, OREGON, SATURDAY
DECEMBER 29 1900.
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CREAMERY.
FOOTBALL.
PERSONAL.
t he bank« will close tomorrow.
Dave Bruce went to Junction today.
XMAS
GOODS
in
W ashington , Dec 24.—The state department has in-
formation that the Boxer rebellion will cost China in the
neighborhootl of two hundred millions of dollars.
The war expenses incurred by the United States by
participation with the powers will approximate eleven
million dollars.
Special to the Guard.
S alem , Dec24.—Pearl Mill a young liveryman is miss­
ing from his home and business in this city, and no clue
can be obtained as to his whereabouts. It is feared that he
has been made the victim of foul play.
GREAT BRITAIN WEAKENS.
ALL THE
NEW
THINGS.
Special to
GAZE ON
OUR
WINDOWS
L ondon , Dec 24.—The sentiment of the country seems
to be crystallizing in favor of a readjustment or compromise
of the Nicaragua canal treaty.
KIDNAPPED, ROBBED, RELEASED.
Special «o the G uard .
K alamazoo , Mich, Dec 24.—Herbert Clayburg the
seventeen year-old sou of a prominent citizen of Helena,
Montana, was kidnapped hero yesterday. Ho was held
over night, then robbed of his money, watch and jewelry
and released. He is unable to give any clue as to the
identity of the perpetrators of the outrage.
REVENUE CUTTER FLEET.
HAMPTON BROS.
|
SOCIAL.
MPBELL BROS., Publishers
YOUNtt-FLETCHER.
lie Guar «.
Special to tbe Guard.
S eattle , Dec 24.—Inspector Doyle of the treasury de­
partment is here inspecting revenue cutters. He reports
the Pacific coast fleet in excellent condition and fit for the
hard service that usually falls to its lot.
ALASKA INDIAN SCARE.
Mr David Young and Mrs Maggie
FICK Rant aide ot Willamette street, be­
tween Seventh and Eighth streets Fletcher, both of Cotta e Grove, were Special to the ttuard.
married thia morning at 10 o’clock In
the parlors of tbe Hotel Eugene, by
itka
Justice C A Wintermeler. The couple
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
went to Gottage Grove on this after­
»2.00 noon’s train where they will reside.
I Year.......
. 1.00
v.
MASQUERADE BALL.
. .50
ree Month*
Invitations were issued today for the
masquerade ball to be given by Co A
in the Armory on the night of Jan 1,
vertiaiiur rate« made known on application
Special to the Guard.
dress all business letters to THE GUARII, 1901. This promises to be one of tbe
most enjoyable mask dances ever held
Eugene, Oregon.
ashington
in Eugene and indications are that it
will be largely attended.
Committees
HÜA .1 WALTOS
* 1 MARXLXT
are hard at work arranging for thiB
C-" ALTON & OVEKTON,
event.
ATTORN EY8-AT LAW
S
, Alaska, Dec 10, via Seattle, Dec 24.—The
Alaska Indian tribes are restless and threatening, an out­
break is feared. There are only fifty-five United StatHS
marines stationed at this port. Tho Indian warriors in the
immediate vicinity outnumber the marines three to one.
SECOND MCKINLEY INAUGURATION.
—
P ensions G ranted .—The following
i U H pensions have been granted:
E uoxnü . O rxoom .
Cyrus M Duncan, Cottage Grove, In­
crease, «8; C Finley, Florence «8; H N
L WHITSON,
Wagner, Cottage Grove, «10; Geo W
DENTIST.
Cochran, Junction «6; Mary Doty, war
wing purchase«! the office and fixtures of
he late deceased W V Henderson, I am with Spain, widow, Eugene «12.
i«»w prepared to do anything in the line of
[)euliatry in the above said office.
E xtra P olice F orce —Mayor Her- ’
“Crown and bridge work a specialty.
ria has appointed two extra police- |
men to eerve during the holiday rush
S LUCKEY,
of business.
Robt Pratt is extra day
IlKALEB IX
man and Wallace Chamberlain extra
night man.
lucks, Wstche«, Chain«, Jew­
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elry, Etc.
rRepairing promptly done.
Mies Luta Dunbar I« up from Port­
FA11 work » arrau'-ed.
land to spend Christmas with her
brother, H A Dunbar, book-keeper for
W BROWN, M. D.
tbe Booth-Kelly Lumber Co.
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11 practico in all the courta of the state.
Ice—In IValten Block.
W
, Dec 21.—Troops are being massed here
and at convenient barracks to be held in readiness for Pres­
ident McKinley’s second inauguration.
The officials who have the preparations in charge
promise a parade and splendor of ceremonial never before
equalled at a presidential inauguration.
THE CHRISTMAS TREE.
Norse Mythology Its Origin—In­
troduced in England By yuteo
Victoria’s Husband.
Keep the Local Paper Informed
If the people who seek courtesies
from the oounty newapajrers would
only think to return them, much
good would oorne of it, «ay* an ex­
change. Many people think they are
neglected in print because come new«
item of Interest to them doee not
find Its way to the general public, and
yet they seem to forget entirely that
re|s»rtere are, moot unfortunately, not
mind readers, and if they would but
call up tbe office by 'phone tbe paper
would only loo gladly give tbe item
spaoe. There ion'l a paper In the land
I hat does not want tbe newe, and
every paper oould and would be full of
new» If each person knowing some­
thing along that line would but flV©
tbe office the slightest t'p.
EUGENE
r
,
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Loan »¡SavingsBank
Won From Cottage Grove
Saturday.
Mias Ona Markley went to Cottage
Grove yesterday.
Arthur Heuders arrived
Harrisburg this afternoon.
lots
suacHSsco roe
aitc .
Dalij Guard Deosmtisr 2t
Eugene Is to nave a first clas cream-
»ry.
For aome time Mr I'M Elspaas, of
Portland, baa hem lu correspondence
with tbe Eugene Board of Trade in
regard to the practicability of estab­
lishing a cr< amery lu thia city and
the correspondence resulted lu Mr
Elspaes uiakiug a trip to Eugeus to
persnially luve»tUa e the matter, hav­
ing arrived Haturday.
Alter looking
over tbe field and couaulUug with repre-
Heutatative business men, Mr. Elapaas
definitely decided that thia Is a splen­
did polul for such au Industry, aud
Ibis morultig purchased from the Eu­
gene W ater Co about a half a block of
land near tbe Willamette river bridge
on which to erect bis creamery build­
ing.
Mr Elapaas returned to Portland
thia afternoon and will retura soou
and commence work on the building,
aud expects to have the creamery lu
operation by the first of »larch.
The
machinery will be of the moat modern
aud up-to-date type and the creamery
will be tiret class iu every sen»« ot the*
word.
Tbe G uard is glad to make this
anuounoemeut. Much an industry wll
tie of great tienetit to farmers and
towns|>eople alike, and we beeneak for
It an abundance of success.
Court House Items.
Mortgage ............................................J900.00
Chattel. Mortgage .......................... 100.00
Mortgage........................................... I 200 00
Mortgage.......................................... 1000 00
Mortgage........................................... 600 (0
RKAI. KSTATK TKANUCKH.
Hpenoer Butte Ixxlge No 9, IO OF,
to H H Pmlher lol 356 In I O O F cem­
etery.
B C Dunn et ux to N F Htlckney.
lots 1 and 2 block 2 Ill College Hill
Park; «50.
C H Mathews et ui to Wm M
Copenhaver lota 8 block 6, Goshen.
«000.
Elimer E Cleaver et ux to T G Hen­
dricks lot 2 blk “A” lu Cleaver’s ad
to Eugene.
OOUWTY OOCRT.
Estate of C F Clsaver, deceased.
Chaa Farrow, ruardlan of Lulu It, Ella
I V aud Cbarlea R M Cleaver, files
receipt for «111.07, being the full
amount of distributive share of said
estate.
Guardianship of Daisy B Berkshire,
non oompoa. Petition to sell real
property granted.
up from
Miss Prof Carson went to Portlaud
today to spend her vacation.
County Clerk Lee aud wife
spend Cristina, at Junction.
will
LH Logan returned yesterday frotu
a trip to Eastern Oregon.
J O’Brien, the genial p m
burg, gave us a call today.
at
Attorney Medb y and wife, ot Cottage
Grove, were in Eugeue today.]
Htudent lloy Heater weut
home at Newberg yesterday.
to
bl«
Mias Helen Rcott, of Portland, Is the
guest of Mias Edith Hoffman.
Rev E C Hauderaou arrived home
from Browusyille this afteruoou.
Miss Lulu Applegate lias gone to
Casadena, Cal, to spt-tld the wluter.
Mrs Ella Houston aud children. <>r
Roseburg, Is here to spend tbe holidays
Mrs May Thompson and Miss La
Verne Loug went to Harrisburg Chis
afternoon.
Misses Fannie aud Mey Hemenwsy
went to PortJaud today to spend
Christmas.
Elbert Brown went to Portland to­
day. In a tew days he nali« for H Hl
Francisco.
bally Uuara PeoemberM
The football game played at Cottage
Grove Haturday afternoon between Co
C of this city and the Bohemias of
Collage Grove was woo by the Eugene
team with the sore of 6 to 0.
The «Ingle toucbdowu was made In
the first half by (. apt Ford, who
played left half-back. He kicked tbe
goal, scoring 8 for ha team. In tbe
second half tbe Cottage Grove players
held our boys <lowu to a score of
nothlog.
A good crowd was out to see the
game which was pronounced by ail
who saw It to be a good exhibition ot
football.
The grounds
were
very
muddy and consequently plays Were
slow, end running tielog almost out of
the question.
The Cottage Grove
team was much heavier than Co C’s
team and on that aecouut ought to
have made a better showing, but lack
of experience lost for them the game.
Tbe Eugene team returned yesterday
quite Jubilant over their victory. The
boys »peak highly of the manner In
which they were entertained by the
Cottage Grove people. Most of them
attended a dance in the evening aud
report an enjoyable time.
bally Guard l>ec«iuher 21]
Arthur Ntuhling left yesterdni for
(SMITH CAMB.—An Item 111 Hatur-
his home at Tbe Palles to stand
dty'allUAHliwaa to the efleel that
vacation.
MI«« Cora Granger had arrived from
Mr Gifford Nash, musical director at Petaluma, Cal, with the expectation
the U O, is spending the liolidajs lu of meeting Hiram Hmilh to whom »be
Portland.
was to be married on her arrival here,
Dr L W Brown Is spending the but falling to meet her she was in a
Chsiatmae holidays at Pasadena, «'al, quandary as to what to do. It seems
with relatives.
that the young man did not get her
John Barger, H P fimmen between letter informing him of the day of her
Roseburg and Ashland, is 111 Ellgeue arrival here and consequently did not
meet her. Yesterday Smith came to
to spend Xmas.
town and fouud tile young lady at the
Mrs G R Chrisman and son Chester,
residence of Mr« B D Holt, who had
went to Collage Grove this afternoon
kindly taken her in charge, and today
to spend Christman.
they procured a license and were mar­
Miss Barbara Booth left this after» ried this afternoon by Rev Maxwell, of
noon for Roseburg anil «Irani’s Pass to Camp Creek. Those who so charitably
spend tbe holidays.
looked after the young lady’s welfare
Mrs F L Giblw returned this after­ are to ire commended. It 1« but Just to
noon from Portland where she has say that the young mao In the ease 1«
been iu the hospital.
not the Hiram Smith who was ar­
Wiley Francis went to Portend yes­ rested here a few months ago for being
terday where he expects to secure drunk "lid disorderly and driving fast
through the streets. This young man
steady employment
Mr and M rs H T hus w ent to Albany has been working for Alf Bonnett over
yesterday lo spend Christmas with inward Coburg, and his character is
beyond reproach.
their daughter, Mrs O'Brien.
J W White has gone to (wattle to
spend two or three weeks with ills
daughter, Mrs Wm Moltatt.
How la T his ,—During the past year
Baker
City receipts oonlaln
these
among others:
Gambling, «4,5501
Mrs D W Jarvis, of Portland, Is
bawdy houses, 11,236; using slot ma-
spending the holidays with her par­
ohluss, 1295; druuk and disorderly,
ents, Gov and Mrs Whiteaksr,
«295.
W B Andrews went to Portland to-
M F Htafford, of Mohawk, today
day to spend the holidays with Ml
sold a large dressed bog to A K Pattei-
daughter, MrsHlgual and family.
eon, Good gueaeers placed its weigh»
Mrs R D Br<>wn leaves lu the morn­
al between 500 and IM*) pounds, It bae
ing for Portland to spend a ooupis of
not been weighed yet.
mouths with Mr and Mrs Ed Poole.
Medford Mell: Jesse Flint a Eu-
Mrs Caroline Billington arrived this
gens hoy Is here selling ranges for tbe
afternoon from Lafayette to spend the
Wrought Iron Ra-'ge Company,
He
winter with her son, llev F E Billing­
was formerly one of tbe ‘ Oregon boys
ton.
In tbe Philippines.”
It is «»id that Christmas tree« were
used to place gifts upon as esrly as
1632.
France adopted tbe Christmas tree
CIRCUIT COURT.
about 1840, slid Prince Albert intro­
John Conner vs W H Baber et al,
duced it into England the first Christ­
writ ot attachment.
mas after his marriage. Tbe queen
MABBIAGB L1CBNSB.
still keeps up this custom, haviug a
ber
David Young
and
Mrs Maggie
tree for her own gifts, one for
Mies Nina Ostrander, assistant in the
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
children aud grandchildren and one
Fletcher, David Converse, witness.
Postal telegraph office, Eugene, has
J C Horn sod Catharina J Mann, M
for the household.
Hinoe then the
Mice—Upstairs in Chrisman HloeE
gone home to Cottage Grove to spend
custom has become world-wide, The
F Horn, witneas.
FHours: » to 11 a m; 12 to 2, 6 to 9 p tn.
the holidays. Hhe will be abeenl all I
J T Poindexter and Mlm Dottle E
“tree of candles” is of more ancient
w ek.
date. There Is an old French romance
Bleroe, C B Hadley, witness.
A
C WOODCOCK,
Hiram H Hmith and Mias Cora
of the thirteenth century In which
the hero sees a tree whose branches
Granger, Frank Hniltb, wltneae.
ATTORNEY AT-LAW.
James M
Lane and E Thereaa
f om top to bottom are covered with
Office - One-half block south of Chrism
burning candles, while on tbe lop Is
Morden, W W Baunatt, wlines«.
Saturday
morning
Heth
McAlister,
lock.
the figure of a child shining with a tbe well known electrician, was the
moor or LABOR.
E ugrsb , O mgon .
1 «till greater radianon. This tree sym­ vlotlm of quite a eerlons accident.
It
B A Wa,hburne and L I Hark on
bolised humanity -the upper lights be­ seems that a bicyclist on tbe sidewalk “Gruttatake” claim, Blue River dle-
ing the souls of the good, thoae below and a boraetr.au on Eleventh street
e bean
tilet.
'tbe wicked, while tbe child repre­ were racing, going al a rate of speed
J
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Henry Holcomb, B A Waahburoe,
sented Christ.
prohibited by tbe city laws, and Just J L Clark and J C Bratteln on Hun
pedal attention to collections and matters in
The poetic ii'ea ot tbe Christmas as they came to Ferry street Mr Mc-
mining elalm Blue River district.
Probate. Stoney to loan on real estate,
S50.000 tree a-a symbol of the renewed life of A lister happened to be crosslng John Vanduyn, E P Coleman, Wm
Paid
Up
Cash
Capital
►rric«- With A C Woodcock.
nature which tiegins with tbe length­
2,500 ening of the days, eotuei from Ger­ Eleventh street on bis wheel, Not Vanduyn, Jam«« Kennedy, Thoe
Surplus
trrtlciirg tbe approaching borer or else Vanduyn, on Glen of ths Mountains
many. From tbe Norse mythology misjudging its speed, Heth failed bi
L. CHESHIRE, M. D
claim Blue River district.
a MRtaat asRSiaa euemtee tramr -
comes tbe suggivliou of tbe Christmas crom In time end was run over by the
John Vanduyn on Bllver Queen
aoTto on ravoaaeLt txemb -
tree a« typical of 'Ke newborn eon In horse. His wheel was wrecked anil end Lulu Girl claims Blue River
PHYSICIAN ANUi PURGEON,
Drafts ».ued on the principal cities ot tbe that II was ts-decked with lights, anti he »ustalue.1 serious Injuries which district.
-rioua Bldg,
felted stab-» and foreign oo'atriss.
was au emblem of spring on a<vount of will lay blm up for some time.
Be­
James Duval on Webfoot, Hlland,
merest si.owed on Demand < ertlflcatas ot
Eugenr, Oregon.,
its rich green.
Probably tbe Norse anies numerous bruises and cuts the «'olutnbla. Forsaken, harprlee. Know-
Deposit when left rlatwl period.
Col lections receive onr pr.sipt attention.
mythology was the origin of the ‘'tree muscles <>f his rigtit arrn were lorn slide, Blue Bird, Oversight, Ruth,
City and County Warrants nought
of candlee” more than the present loose from tbe shoulder.
His father. Ida May, Champion, Escalator, West,
FIRST
D. a. pais ».
W. Í (SOWN
Christmas tree. On the introduction Dr McAlister, dressed bls woundsand Annie, Ber'ha, Mabaia and Goodbope
vie« r>Mi«eet.
of Christianity the Christmas tree, he Is getting along nicely, although claims Bohemia district.
w. w. esows.
g.W. OSBURN,
»Ml CS
vessi«.
although not known then by thaV» his injuries are very painful.
NtrrARlAL CYIMWIHBIOO.
Dime, became tbe type of Cbrl-t.
■
L E Bean baa Iweo appointed by Gov
Th« following quotation from L PI
L u < khx <> C ontract —U Nellie, of Geer as notary public.
Lewis give« three emblems of lb» I
t ie upper McK«oz>e. baa received a
Christmas
tree:
“The tree itaeif.
o mtract rom the Booth-Kelly Lumber
Of Eugen«.
stately »nd tall, was symboiieal of rile
Co for about 4,<wo,uoo feet of Mw ioga
t<sl>r board twwmtor M
majesty and grandeur, tbe green, of
to be delivered at Coburg In June. He
Paid up Cash CapOai #5O O22
I n T heir N ew H om «.—Today .the
His OedMneee and Immortality, the
has already started or two campe. Tbe
Surplus
•
S5O.OOO
ria vins» Bank
1 Eugene Ixran and
lights, of hie glory and tbe eUr in th»
OREGON.
people up the MeK»nile feel happy
EUGENE,
txieluea« In their new
East, and the atige on top, • blob over tbe contract being given not in - oofumeocsd
Eugene, Oregon.
bonding. It la on» of the nicest
«as then never ooiltledX of tbe angela
tatas Is»«« Is'iSSl OlSest
their section.
noms In tbe
' forniebad
two k I rig
GENERAL BANKING BCSlNEtM
Beat IS ta« C«««ty.
who gave to tbe shepb»rda the words
I'.>r.» ™ r»vu£> t*rm«
tbe bank officialo are
and
A b I mmb . wb * H ikj .—A K Patter­ state
still
sp>ken eecb Cbrietmae day,
4r»fte o« Chkwn. « Frsarisco «ad F^l
»»wilding
> ‘Peace on earth, g'»d will toward son baa on exhibition st bl« Ninth Justly proud of it. Th«
Bill» <4 ««rbar.k- «Udo« f ~W« r: nati Ln«. A Saurai Fokal tmeii ■ all tranci»
formerly occupied by the bank la ba-
•tree*
areal
market
a
huge
h<
re
I
am
mto.
I'-.—its
» ibpe* V
by J M Stafford,of Mohawk. It baa not log rotten into sbapa for Itoogbmlllar
este of dep> »it.
.
tr»'
ictW
an
laiwaMa
tarsi.
been weighed yet but it will tip the 4 Prter’e hardware store and the
AD inUscti M en*r>ted t. os vUl rwwi. ■
Ornes < HssoHi -Or E D Mr
P- ■•pt stteati- w.
scales eomswbevs
near 500 pound« counters will be used by the ftootb-
Kenney
baa
moved
his
'
flics
from
ti
•
A. G. H0VE1, prvwldcnt»
dreeaed. El pert weight gueeerre ere Kelley Lumber Co lo their new offior»
T G Hur í *«.
P. F- Ss'-r^aA««.
L*i,e « ..unty Bank bulldog to lb*
U W. cULiN, Ceebier.
Pr-M"-«
. „’J**"-
In the new bank building.
busy figuring oo tbe bog's weight.
fl H. HOVEY. A»el l «obier.
second story of tbe Dunn block.
8 B H as is.
U H. P"-rv»,
Vics i'rstex. .
Ass t CaAiw
A Bad Accident.
Eu­
Prof D V Kuykeudall returned to
Drain yesterday.
Special to the Guard
POSSIBLE SALEM TRAGEDY.
WEEKLY EUGENE GUARD.
E B Pengra, of Ashland, Is iu
gene.
REMINDERS FOR
The Holidays
Of Eugene, Oregon.;
National Bank
A
LRNECOUSnBAMX
Th« be«t lino of FURS that ever came to Eugene.
Prices lower than any one. We are going to close
thia line out. Be sure aixi see them.
Embroidered
Flannel,
in Ireautifui
pinkshade,
black, baby blue,
and cream,
now on display.
GOLD BELTS
Just coni«* and
Gold Trimming
SEE OUR> EW
Line of Brussells.
Net Curtains.
Collorett«
in all
grades.
A good
line left
yet for
XMAS
OUR NEW
Table Linnen
64 and 72 in,
fine values.
BED
SPREADS.
From 75 ct«
to |4 00.
All these goods make good XMAS presents.
FRANK DUNN