jPecpla Real tho GUARD
. . For they Appreciate It.
,d ln pewsing It they do not
1 overlook the "ads."
Letter Heads,
Bill Heads,
Statements,
Cards, Envelopes.
Posters,
Programs,
iLegul Blanks,
Etc., Eto
PRINTED AT IKE GUARD OFFICE.-
DAILY
EUGENE GUARD.
OL. 12.
KUGENJi, OREGON, MONDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 21. 1SUG.
NO. 13.
f THE BEST
;pring immmt
iSimmons Liver Regulator don't
irget to take it. The Liver gets sluggish
oring the Winter, just like all nature,
id the system becomes choked up by
it accumulated waste, which brings on
islam, Fever and Ague and Rheum
m. You want O wake up your Llvr
(Ow, but be sum you tike SIMMONS
JVER RHCULATOR to do it. It also
gu!atc3 tha Liver keeps It properly at
ork, when your systnn will be free from
Bison and the wholj bodv Invigorated.
You get THE BiWX BLOOD when
our system Is in A1 condition, and that
will only be whn the Liver Is kept active,
fry a Liver Remedy once and note the
jtffcrence.- But tike only SIMMONS
Liver regulator it is Simmons
Liver Regulator which makes the
tfference. Take It in powder or ln liquid
already prepared, or make a tea of the
Cvder; but take SIMMONS LIVER REGU
TOR. You'll find the RED Z on every
aeckage. Look for it
H. Zeilin Co Philadelphia, Pa.
CEO. B. DORRIS.
Attorney and Counsellor-
at-Law,
WELL PUACTICE IN THE COUTtTS
of the Second Judicial DUtllct wd In
It Supreme Court of this State.
8pecUl attention given to collections and
waiter in probate.
C. A. VOmit. L. L. STSTS
f DORRIS & STEVENS,
t Attorny-at-Law,
EUGENE, OREGON
-i ' dmcl-Over Lane Countj Bank.
L. BILYEU,
Attorn ey-at-La w,
IUOXNK, OREGON.
V ggf orncaOTor First National Bank. .
aTc. woodcock,
: ATTORNEY AT LAW.
' Omua-Oue-hall block south el Chrlitnan'i
Blots.
,' .KUGENE, : : OREGON.
J. J. WALTON,
; Attorney-at-Law,
, KUOENk.ORIUUN.
n... .m al.tr- U'.l Inn ' 111 IV V
? Will do a Sonera! lar pracUoeiu all tbecourta
01 inu state.
:H. D. NORTON,
LAWYER.
. Rooms 1 and 2 over First National
Bank.
; C. E. LOOMIS, M. D.,
' Physician and Simeon.
Office upstairs in Shelton bloea ver Geo. T.
Hall A Ran vmeerv Itora.
Private telephone inside (he door
for calls day or night.
DR. J. W. HARRIS,
r-hyawian' and Surgeon
Onice over llenderaon A Llnn'i Drag Store.
omciHooas: 0 to 12a. m.s J toS ant) 7 viS
r. m.
Hew ueeFenr between 12th and llh
DRINK
meinhaFd's
Beer.
ON SALE AT ALL
SALOONS.
Bottle Beer for Families.
W. MAYER,Agi
The Eugene Granite and Marble Works,
W.W.MARTIN. Prop.,
Still hare ample room and apj lln! to con
Itnue (a, Uwy hare in tha pat,l lo lurauB w
btlr ptaw ot monumental work .
In addition to Marble and Granite I
prepared to furnUh all kind, ot drr-ed tt'-ne.
uch a. Carbine lor Cemetery Mt. ""'""s
Work, etc., cut from tha noneer O aqulna Bar
tone.
l'oiiiiuUluiiiis limit.
Dec 10.
J W Wright i-ollln for J W
Brown pauper claimed 35.0O;
allowed 12 60
Albert Johnson b.ard J W
Brown, panpi r chiiinnl $-Junu;
not allowed.
J E Buller clothes fur J V Brown
pauper 3 00
Iaaao Zulu wall shaving, dressing,
elo, ot J W Brown pauper
claimed J5.00, allowed 2 00
Fred Edwards digging grave
for J W Brown pauper 2 00
J H Miller teams to funeral J W
Browu pauper 4 00
Charles Lytic miming J W
Brown pauper claimed $3.00
Dot allowed
L W .Brown medical atten
dance pauper 6 00
E H Ingham pauper supplies & 45
J L Zlegler pauper supplies 4 85
Gray & Sou pauper supplies 5 So
Volney Henenway pauper sup
plies 76
F Riesner pauper supplies 100
Henderson & Linn pauper sup
plies 14 00
Martin & Bon cofttn fur In
digent soldier claimed 15.00
allowed 1C 50
A Bright l.r.U.
Linn eouuty cm boast of the young
est school teacher in the state, perhaps
in the United Stutes, in the persiu of
Lester Humphrey of Foster, He-is
just 1 years of age, and lias passed
the teacher's examination in this
county with a total average of 80,
enough to warrant a second grade cer
tificate, but 011 account of his age and
it being his first examination, only a
third grade certificate could I e issued
to him. Young Humphrey is a
wonder, and is not only advanced in
"book learning," but as brilliant in
every respect. We predict a. bright
future for this youngster and we
would like to see some of our muubly
vaunted city kids stiow down with
this "country bred" boy who baa been
educated iu the rural school house-
Albany Imprint.
To Cure a Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative Broiuo Qulnlno Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
if it fails to cure. 25c.
tiav At Henderson, Unriorta'ors anc
Emlialmers. Cor Wil. and th sts.
ARBUCKEL'S COFFEE 20c
1 lb Sky Baking l'owdor. lSc
Eng Breakfast Tea 20c
Salt Pickles.
Eastern Cream Cheese.
Evaporated Apples.
A. E. WOOD.
GO TO, . .
BEACON'S"
FOR TBI LBADIKO BRAKDS OP
CIGARS and TOBACCO,
..ALSO..
Confectionery, Huts and Soda Water.
FRUITS IN SEAS0N-
Bo,l selected line ol amoker artloloa ln ton.
DENTIST,
Pom on y fir.t eta.- work The late-t lm-
nroTetnt n'l ilne.1. T.irm. ro.ler.le. "waiid
h.ldvtiiv on tune ,ir-i, ueiwi,
" "ill Vr.-' I , "' bio. west ut MlnneaoW
Try Oregon Cracker Co.'
IKS
AFERS
-... Ir i,lf,in iiriKTsa wlitile
irat fl-.iir. Klnct thliiK mnde
dyspVptli'e or nil I-i"is with weak
" iar" of in,i!uii..ti. lie sure and
getOreeon Cracker Co.' Brand,
J. S. LLCKKY,
XI "W 3E3 X -S3
WatoU; ud Cloclta Bei.airw!.
Perseaal.
J P Cheshire, of Sodaville, Is In the
city.
E C Lake came up from Harrisburg
today.
DrOghsby of Junction t'lty Is 111
Eugene.
l)r Geo Wall f Collage Grove is iu
this city.
Ben Lureh, of I.ciuhtl, visited Eu
gene tndHy.
Will Washburu of Junction City is
I'l Eugene.
Dr Roberts returned to Florence on
today's Mace.
Hon T J Vaughan, f Coburg, was
in the city today.
Attorney Sklpwnrth paid Junction
City a visit today.
John Farrow left this moinlng via
Yaqulna fnrSiu Francisco.
Dr A Sharpies cauio down from his
fruit farm this uiormng.
Hev Fatlier lllack went to Cottage
Grove this afteriionn on a short visit.
Itev P C Hetzler, nf Salem, who
preached in the U B church yesterday,
returned home today.
Secretary of Sta'e Kineaid came up
from Salem yesterday foj a short visit
at home, returning today.
Mrs Janus Luper. of Irving, ttho
has been visiting with relatives In this
city, returned borne yesterday.
Dr I 1) Driver lift yesterday for
Peoria, where he will preach the fun
eral of a pioneer, the late Mr Eva is,
today.
Lieutenant W A Warran arrived
from Portland today and will take
charge of tho Salvation Army barracks
in tliis ;cily.
Mrs A J Pence, of Illllsbnro, who
has tiscn visiting with relatives iu this
city, rclurued home today.
Will Martin came up from Balcui
yester. ay and left on the Hiuslaw stage
this mornliig for Flore nee to 1 pond (he
holidays with bisparen s.
Itev Robert Leslie of Portland who
has been occupying t tie pulpit In the
Baptist church for the past few weeks,
returned home today. The church
yesterday iesutd a call to Rev Leslie to
become its permanent pa-tor, but lie
has not yet accepted.
Bkixnkd Auvk. Oregon City
Courier: A child was taken sick at Its
home near town lant week and the
parents not knowing what to do fur
the child, which had symptoms of
pneumonia, were persuaded by au old
woman to skin two cats alivo anil
wrap the child up in them. The child
Impioved of course and would If warm
cloths bad been used Instead of the
cat skin!". The worst of it was that
the cats were left to die Instead of be
ing killed as soon as the sklus were
taken oil. If the cats had been
skinned after being killed the heat
would have still been In the lild-i.
Where li our humane society?
Oiri, Wanted. To work in the
dining room of Minnesota hotel.
Fifty Years At.
rrcihlent Polk In the White How ckalr,
While ln Lowell wat Doctor Ajrer ;
Both were baar for human weal
Ona to govern and one to heaL
And, as a prealdenfa power of will
Sometimes depend, on a lleer-plll,
Mr. Polk took Ayer'a Pllli I 'row
for his llrer, SO years ago.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills
wero designed to supply
model purgative to people who
bad eo lonrr injured themselves
with griping medicines. Being
carefully prepared and their in
gredients adjusted to the exact
necessities of the bowels and
liver, their popularity was in
stantaneous. That this popu
larity has 'even maintained is
well rxmr'. ;i in the medal
awarded t.eso pills at the
World's Fair 1893.
50 Years of Cures,
Christmas Douatlons.
The following are the names of the
committees from the several churches
and other organizations of Ktigeuo, so
far as heard from, which have been
appointed to assist in the management
and distribution of t lie Christinas
donations being gathered up through
the public schools:
Metbolist churoh Mesdames J T
Howlaud, Dr Kuykendall and Miss
Fannie Wylle.
Baptist churoh Mesdames
M J
Babb, J U Green, E P Whipple.
A O U W Lodge Joe Myers.
Universalis! church Mrs J
Hig-
gins, Scvtt Hud.
U B church Mesdames Mary Liver.
more, Mark V Harrison, aud Mr L X
Price.
Relief Corps Mesdames Joel Ware,
Livermure, Al, Holden Florence Tay
lor.
Christian church Mesdames D V S
Bold, Hettie Cowglll. Sam.1 Hand-
aker.
Cumbuiland Presbyterian Miss
Mabel 1UUI, Mrs 8 D Holt.
First I'resbyteriau church Mrs L O
Adair, George Martin, Mrs Barah Day.
Congregational church Mesdames
J B Wlllnughby, Carrie Winters, F I.
Gihbs.
I O O F Lodge J M Williams, II L
Chllson, I L Himpton.
Kpiscopal church Mrs J A Straight
and Miss Nettle Kress.
"K of 1 Ivodge D E Yorau, W
Orlllln, E P Whipple.
Masonio Lodge J L Page, E O Pot
ter, P Hnotlgrass.
In addition to the above a special
lavltatlon has been extended to the
pastor of each churoh to meet with the
committees.
The next meeting will be held la
the Pickett building, second door
north of 8 H Frlondiy's store, on
Wednesday, Deo 23rd at 9 a ni.
DVB itmi),
Principal.
LINK OV MAKCII.
The line of march of the pupils til
of the publio schools with their dona
tions to the Pickett building will be as
follows:
deary pupils from school al 2:30 p in
east to Madison street; thence south to
Fifth street; thence east to Wlllametto
street; thence south to Pickett build
ing.
Central school 3 Dm. east lo Wlllsm-
ot'.o street; thence north to eleventh
street; thence over lo west side of
Willamette street falling In behind
Ueary pupils.
Come and Nee.
Come aud see our Xmaa Tea, a neat
and useful present. We are closing
out a Hue of plated goods and glass
and porcelain ware. No reasonable
offer refused.
We still sell feed at mill prices.
Headquarters for low rates mi oil,
paints and family groceries.
I. K. Pktkiis,
Ninth St.
Turkeys for Christmas.
J II Harrlss accompanied the car
load of tonllry to San Francisco and
will bs absent about ten days. While
absont Mrs Harries will have charge
of the Eighth street poultry market
and will keep on hands a full supply of
Christmas fowls.
R. A. M.
The annual mooting of Eugene
Chapter, No 10, will be held at Masonic
Temple this evening at 7:30 o'clock,
Election of onlcers and refreshments,
All members aud visiting companions
requested to be In attendance. By
order of, H. P.
The football siason being over tie
Chicago Times sums up the reaull:
Killed, S; dangerously Injured, 9; letrs
broken, 2; arms broken, 2; noses
broken, 9; rib fractured 12; collar,
bones broken, 9; ankles spralni-d, 22
shoulder dislocated, II; other ills
locations, 14; miscellaneous accidents,
.14. It vas quite a successful season.
m.m rn.rn. rn. m ts'agn.e
I
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Toys of Nearly All Kinds.
A Handsome Line of Dolls.
'All the Lstest Things In Dolls
Ji and Toys at very low rrices,
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FINE CARVIM3 SETS 50c AMD UP.
Xmas Pen Knives and Ra
zors.
Sweaters,
Sporting
Kinds.
Leggings
Goods of
and
All
Ik: kind enough In cull rnd glvo
.me a share of your pnir.diage.
Yours,
BARKER BUN WORKS.
Juulors and Seniors Kutertained.
The Misses Harbra and Henrietta
Lauer entertained tho members of tho
Junior and (Senior classes of tho uni
versity at their elegant home on Sixth
aud Willamette streets Saturday even
lug. The furniture was taken out of
the silting rooms and parlor and
OHinp stools provided for tho conven
ience of the guests. The early part of
the evening was spent in playing
llower games, listening to music,' play
ing charudes, eto. 1 u the tlowor games
Edith Harris took first "pri.e, while
C Davis won the l.ooby. This gamo
was followed by a song by Lulu Ujii
shaw, after which some time was
B eul III playing charades, the seniors
coming out victorious. Cards bearing
ltoniuu numerals were passed around
each among tho ladies aud ceiitlemeu
and those gutting corresponding
numbers found partners for supper,
which was served from 10:lf lo 11:46.
Two long tables were spread .with
dainties ot tho season one eachfor
the Juniors and Seniors. Tho tables
were lighted with candles aud weie
decorated iu the respective class colors,
the Juniors being red and white and
the Seniors purple aud yellow. Tne
diuinc room was decorated with
tuialletoo and holly. The Bouvenlrs
consisted of a large stick of candy
with red aud yellow ribbons attached.
Through the center of each stick rau
the words "U of O." The cards hand
ed the young ladies also bore quota-
liens aud after supier some time was
spent In guessing the authors. In
this Miss Theresa Friendly took II rat
prize aud Miss Etta E istluud, second.
Those present wero:
HKNIUKS.
Misses Barbra Lauer, Carrie Mat
lock Peggie Underwood, Laura Miller,
Hullo Brown, Kate Kelly, Kate Patter
son, Ada Hendricks, Stella Itnblnsou,
Lolta Johnson, Ida NofTidnger,
tlortrudti Wldmer and Editli Vear.le.
Messrs Owen ;Vaiiduyne, Lestino
Hlggins, Homer Keoney, Frod Fisk,
Fred Templelou, Leu Travis, Eail
Church, Clytoii Woodson, Julian Mu-
Fadden and Stuart Huiiua.
JU.MOI1S.
Misses Henrietta Lauer, Theresa
Friendly, Floy Watklns, Lillian Ack-
ernmn, Julia Hill, Eilllh Denny,
Edith Harris, Blaucho Taylor,
Sybil Thurston, Maude Kearns,
Sadlo Baum, Balm Mann, Etta East
land. Messrs Hoy Hurley, J D Nou-
some, Howar.l Davis, Plillo Hol-
bronk, Horbert Muroh, Carl Narregan,
Clyde Fogle, Frank White, B B Itlcli
ards aud A A Clevoland,
Misses H Carrio Lauer, Carrie Friend
ly, Mac Hull' and Lena (loldsinllli as
sisted In entertaining.
New County Boad. County Bur
veyor Collier left for Florence on tho
stage this morning aud will meet with
the viewers Wednesday to view out
and survey a county road from Flor
enoe lo Senton. This road will be
opened up a soon aa ptmslbleend will
give the people of the Siuslaw a wagon
road all the way from Florence to tho
valley.
A Cuanur. V E Dunn
has a
change of ad today. It makes
an
nouncements that cannot be mlastd
by tbt who. Bend It carefully
Men's flne plush
ellpMT, 05c, 75c,
11.00.
llacket store
SUBSCRIBE.
The leading subscription agency
for all
Magazines and Newspapers,
E. Schwarzschild's
EUGENE BOOK STORE-
Prize Contest.
TEN DOLLARS In oll wl" be lven on r,lb
I, lhD7, to Hie persons under sixteen years of age
who will write and send lo ut before that dale
Hit best essay on
AX BILLY'S STORED
same not to exceed 400 words.
IIHEE disinterested inrsons (teacher or professors) may be
I'luwn by the writers, each one sending his or her vote
with the is.ay, who shall decide on Feb. 1st or as sisin
thereafter as iMoalble, who shall receive the llrst prise
T
of l, the second of 1 1, and th third of -', In iu.
Write only on one side nf pa)or. Write your age only
on cssitv. Kni lnso your nam wllh t"By on separate
piece r. rr;x r. Vole for one Judirs only on -wrnle
paiier. It cils you nothing t write.
We want nn eway from every child under 10 years of ago.
AX BILLY.
Brevities.
Shoos repaired at Yoran'a.
lleiuenway's Comer Drug Stoic
Dr. Willoughby, dental parlors.
Everything at Post 0111 ce grocery.
Umbrellas repaired at l'ugeno Saw
Works. Ulh Street.
Tho event of a 11 To time the tirama
phono entertainment.
Perfumes in singles, doubles and
triplets from 5c upward at Yerlngton's.
Don't forget the Japanese Bazaar
one door East of limy A Son's, 9lh st.
Our f f $ $ pictures for $ $ until
New Year's. Eugene Photo Co. ,
A nlco bottle of perfume Is a fine
Christmas piescnt. See Henderson Jt
Lliiu.
A boys' tool chest is years of pleas,
ure. Seo F L Chambers' low prices
for Xmas.
More than twenty seleotlons to be
rendered by the Griimiiphone tomor
row evening.
Hoe Cake wrappers ure worth 1 cent
apiece Ask for tho premium book.
Hall & Son.
Winter solstice.
Fresh caudles at tho Bonbonleer.
Boys' suits at cost. Backet store.
This is the shortest day in tho year.
Trimmings lor Xmas trees at the
Bonbonleer.
F L Chambers now Iiki a delivery of
his own.
Cofleo with cako or sandwiches at
all hours at the Boubonloer.
Mr Benson, coach of the U of O
team, Is now captain aud coach of the
Butte, Montana, football eleven,
President Chapman will address tho
Albany publio school tomorrow after
noon and evening. Subject: "Ule
mehtary Bolenco."
Iu the matter of Guy and Willie
Putnam minor heirs, Mrs Ellle Put
nm has filed application for guar
dianship. Tho estate Is valued at
(300.
The largest line of Japanese goods
ever brought to tho city will be loutid
at tho Japanese Bazaar, Uth st.
First class board and lodging at Mr.
A. H. Patterson's $.1.00 per week. Cor
uer Eighth and High streets.
E H Ingham nf the Ninth street de
partment store this morning received
40 cases, oontalnliig 12U0 pairs of shoos.
The order contained 100 cases, but
only 40 have arrlvetl yet.
Hoo cake Is the only snap on tho
market made under patent formula.
Hal! & Son.
Perfumtt from 10 at upwards at
Huuderson A Linn's drug storo.
The person who took a bottle of
perfume from Heiuonway'i drugstore
last Friday la known and If the proper
ty It not returned at once an arrest
will follow.
Fine brushes, celluloid plolure
frainea, exquisite perfumes are excel
lent for Christinas present. Bee Hen
dertou A Linn's assortment btfuro
purchasing.
The laughing song alouo it worth
more than the admission charged to
the Gramophone entertainment.
Como and spend ono happy evening.
Admission 10.
You have a chance lo make some
thing by luvestlug in one ol the many
bargains out of the goods at Goldsmith'!
old grocery stand. Examine for your
self. Many flue Christmas present.
At least 150 people visited the sum
mit of Sklnuor's bulla yesterday. Toe
Three Bisters, Mary't Peak and Dia
mond Peak were all plainly visible
with their beautiful robet of white
shinning brightly.
I