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EUGKNE, OliEGONT, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUA11Y 13, 1897.
NO. ,32.
DAILY
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EUGENE
GUARD.
overlook theaos. j
Legislative Iote8.
Los Introduced the
-lnr MCIOUI-6
i .i.illi in thoBennte:
fc"0" ? -V to define taxable prop-
" . " .ax laws.
"S UfOung, to amend section
Wffi. .limit S percent on
cat, maw.
't'Vu'luiik, t Mh 1alin(:,lUo,,B
r? X. . mm salary '' dis-
.- ."d deputies in judicial
district M-
Mcuumsi
remains
HoC-
to abolish privute
have the
wis-
.... iihtv'8 llieinuem
IUO ... , ...
fiwing posttious: McClung. en i..r
jTiV.,mltt. on education
! Ti member of the committee, on
f.L,in. revision of laws and ways
I ul wtW Driver, chairman commit-
tMonpennllusiiu""'""'
committees on medicine, etc.,. neur-
Beeind banting ami
r niiveii In the leaner ni ine
,5ii-Mitchell forces at Salem.
TnlM'jOreKoalan: me democrats
i.u . iihi. today ail I passed ren-
La,iosllscig the blame for the leg-
iilstive flo on mo i-."i-".
Tney say tly will not ''elp either re
publican faction to organize the house,
t,otthttlieyillK('i"lf " ll,e
republiratifc go In-
fhi Oregonkin virtually sustains uie
bouse hold up. The Halern Statesman
condemn! it.
Mitchell now slnhiis that 43 meui-
bersef the legislature have signed the
leoatorial caucus-two more tliaii
mouth to elect.
RepffMtalivo Thus Vaughan, of
(Jolmrg, made two speeches in the
Houie jTMlnduy. I he halem jour-
utlreporls them as follows:
Vmjhin, of Line: I am u farmer.
Inst to get up r.n my hind legs to
ut. for information, I cane" down
hue villi honest Intent to work and
m Id earnest. I saw 1110:1 walk when
the roll was called. I stayed until
raidnight lut nigl.t. I'll stay until
immiog to ulglit. (Applause.)
Ttsglin: Is there a power lo fetch
'Jimrgiulted party together?
Pianoi and Organs.
For fine Instrumentx nt lowest prices
tndevint terms call at Chrisman
boildlng.
Gko. F. Craw,
Agt.
lo
to
El'MTS.-Uels n full supper nt the
Bsloo building, Friday night.
Fot Sale. Maple nndflr wood on
wleitPrwton A Hale's.
,5)v 4 Henderson, Undertakers anr
.( ,ur wm. and nil sri.
A Full Line
Wmuily Medicines
fej Battla Guaranteed,
i's 9th St. Drugstore,
ol Ajrnl,
IEEI,
OREGON.
Perseiia.1.
Hon A O Hovey returned from
Salem today.
Slisa Belle Millican arrived on the
afternoon train.
J A Ham's condition
about the same.
Isaac Larimer is home from
burg on a visit.
Dr Waldo Cheshire has returned
this city from loiiland.
Mr and Mrs L N Honey went
Cottage Grove this ufiurnonn.
C M Horn and Judge A U Fisk are
huniiig ducks on the Coyote.
RoBeburg Review of Monday: Mrs
S K Sykes relumed to E-igau-t, afier a
three weeks' visit hero.
D Mnikley of Clretharn, who has
been visiting in this city for a few
days, returned home today.
Miss Carrie Lauer left on the early
train this morning, in company with
Mr S H Friedlander, for San Francis
co, where she will spend the winter.
Drain Item: J M Isinuan, formerly
night operator ac the station here, but
now of Junction City, has been recu
perating at Boswell Springs during the
past week.
Yesterday's S-ileui Journal: '-Dr W
KiiYkendall came down irom Eugene
this af'trnoori lo deliver his regular
weekly lecture More the Willamette
medical department." He returned
lodii3.
Dr IS L Irvine is given a very flut
tering record by the Arlington paper,
where he is locatd in the practice ot
medicine, and it is said is building up
a very extensive and lucrative prac
tice. I) J Govor left on last night's over
laud for Fairfield, Iown, where he was
called by a telegram slating that his
mother was not expected to live more
than a few days longer. He will re
turn soon.
S II Fried lander, the San Fraucisco
theatrical manager, paid Eugene an
other visit yesterday afternoon nnd
evening, leaving for Ills home on the
early morning train. He attended the
Elks' banquet last evening, and said
that the menu would have done credit
even to the Bay City.
R .O Baker and wife, nee Bertha
Blair, visited In Eugene today. Mr
Baker gave this office u pleasant call
tills afli moon, Ho is connected wilh
Mnrounm theatre of Portland, and Is
of the opinion that a theatre rightly
conducted in Lugene would he a pay
ing business.
THE HOLD UP.
The Lower llouso Slill Unable lo
Itcpilbllcuiift luvltlcd.
3 cctal to the Uuakd.
Salem, Jan 13; 2:30 p in. The sen-
ale reail a few hills this forenoon and
voted it3elf newspapers.
The house deadlock continues.
ANOTHER TELEGRAM.
Salem, Jan 13. House was called to
order at 10 o'clock by Speaker Davis
and skirmishing Immediate began.
Speaker directed clerk to call roll but
Homer demanded call of house which
is practically the same thing.
U'Rcn wauled llonr to make explan
ation about committee 011 ciedeutialB
and Bilyeu insisted on point of order
that proceedings were out of order.
Speaker finally directed clerk to pro
ceed with roll call. Roll call showed
2it membe-s present.
Lit requires w memo rs rr a
rum Ed.
Iludlevviile Hems.
ELKS FULLY ESTABLISHFD.
Lodge Duly
The
Lug. nc
Insliliilcd
ami in Working Order.
quo-
Jan,
farm
11.
work
Tun YorxfiraT Member. We clip
the following from the Indianapolis,
Indiana, Journal of January 8th: '-The
youngest member of the house is
Charles E Henderson, of Greene
county. He g.adu.itcd at the Univer
sity of Oregon, served as a ehnlrboy at
the World's Fair, and came to Bloom
field lo practice law. As soon as lie
could gel money enough lie went to
Ann Arbor ar.d took the law lectures,
and returned lo bis practice. He is
said to be a young man of much ability
and industry." Mr Henderson's old
ar.hoolmales and friends ill Lane
county and the state of Oregon will he
pleased to learn of his success at hi?
new home.
KI'DV'd MI.B HI'ITOsm.RY.
t, Riismtite- 1 to eurc I'll" aii-1 Cotntlr-ntloTi
or inon.'v rt hiii-lt'l. n-ulf lwr Im-x. rHMHl
tsio c:niiii' Ir cirP'ilsr Rii'i Kr-e ntnjle 10
MAHTIN KI'liV. llfiilJIered Fhnrmiiciit.Unrii!--t'T,
I'n No Po.itai.h ANI.WKRRO. Korsaloliy All
H;hM'I.. lniKKi"0 everywhere, ntl hi Eugene
'jrion ly t'O.uru A lJt'ljiio
HI
's and Boy's Clothing,
kintoshes, Heavy
ei Tj ti l- T - r
toi . ' O VV UUJ.
' - VJ CA.1J.U VUllLO. .
- PI,
case rt'inomber that we mean to
s I at COST, and tlurin. this
sa',wo shall give values that
are not found in the '
GREATEST STORES."
The holidays being over
has begun in earnest.
One of our enterprising farmers has
conceived tlio hha of clearing Coyote
Creek of the logs and brush, which are
damming the channel.
Frank Nighswander, ol the Drain
Normal school, spent the holidays at
the home of his parents In this place.
Mr Fisher of Eugeiie, was in this
and surrounding vicinilyon the 7lh
and 8th.
Miss Winnie Hadley, who is attend
ing school In Eugene, spent the holi
days at the home of her parents.
Miss Myra Nighswandcr. who has
been visiting in Jellerson, Eugene and
Drain, has returned home and v ill
resume leaching in this place.
A little sou of Mr AG McDanlel is
very sick with soro throal. Dr Caua-
dy Is in attendance.
Mrs Berrier is the latest victim of
la grippe.
Myra Nighswander Is lvajning Ger
man, with Mr Berrier as teacher.
Clover
They ainurv Ilia I lly.
Eugene Lodge
No 357, Benevo
lent Protective Or
der of Elks, was
duly instituted in
this city yesterday
after 11 00 u and
evning. The of
ficers were In
stalled by F.xaller Supreme Repieseu
tativc I) Solis Cohen and his assist
ants They are as Fillows:
Exalted ruler, J L Page; esteemed
leading knight, S II Friendly; es
teemed loyal knight, I L Camp
bell; esteemed lecturing knight,
a M Yoran; sicrelary.J F Robin
son; treasurer, F W Osburn
esquire, C Marx; tjler, V XlcFarland
cliaplain, C E hoomis; guard, G 1!
Ciirism tu; organist, J O Watts. W M
R-nshaw, h N Uoney and W V lieu
derson, trustees
CIIAKTKK MEMBKIIS.
E B McKhoy, LT Harris,
Jas F Hobinson, Jas I, Page,
V McFniland, F W Osburn,
8 M Yornn, A C Woodcock,
G It Chrlsman, George Fisher,
J E Andrews, D V S Held,
C F Hulburt, W V Henderson,
S It Friendly, 8 E Brown,
T D Llnton.'c Modes,
H C A Miller, W L Del.ano,
Jullut Goldsmith, L N Honey,
J O Watts, O W (irlllln,
C E I.oomis, BJ Hawthorne,
Geo A Dorrls, Walter Jackson,
C Ma. x, A h Peter,
I L Cnmpbell, D P Burton,
W (.' Washburn, A Hauiptou,
F K Dunn, Win R Walker,
M 8 Wallis, My W. Stewart,
T J CraU, R D;.y,
C M Young.
Atnoi g the ecoiiom c measures tche
duled for introduction early in the ses
sion of the legislature are several call
ing for '.tie repei I of exponsive com
missions and the abolition of the fee
system ill gencn-l. A score of mem
bers have bills ln their pockets asking
the repeal of the railroad commission.
The fish nnd game warden will aho Le
asked lo lie abolished by a dozen or
more bills, while other bills declare
for, that the domestic animal commis
sion and numc.'oua other boards be
abolished forthwith.
Lost. A letter with a certificate of
delegateship to tho N E A. Finder
will be rewarded by k-avlng same, at
this ofllce.
The Same-
Old Sarsaparilla.
Mint'. Avcr's. The same old
sarsaparilla as it was made and
sold by Dr. J. C. Aycr SO yearn
In the laboratory it is
liferent. There modern appli
ances lend speed to skill and
exnerience. But the sarsapa-
rilla is the same o'.A sarsaparilla
that made the record BO yearn
of cures. Why don't we better
it? Well, we're much in tnc
condition of the Bishop and the
raspberry: " Dcubtlcss, " he
said, "God might have made a
k.n herrv. Bat doubtless,
also, He never did." Why
don't webettel the sarsaparilla?
We can't. We ore using tne
ante old plant that cured the
T.iinn. nnd the fnaniards. It
has not been bUtered. And
i.ice wo make sar aparilla com-
j.oundoutof sarsnparilla plant,
wesce nownyoi impiuvt,...
Of course, if we were making
some secret .herni al compound
mii-ht .... But we're not.
We're making the s-ime old sar
Mpirilla to cure the same old
diseases. You can tell it's the
old armparUla be
cau it works tl e tmne old
cure. It's the sovereign blood
fier. ond-f' Avert.
THE IIANQIIKT.
At 10:30 in the evening all repaired
to the bauquet hall in the Hisdou
building and nt once locked horns
over the most elaborate spread ever
seen In the city. Tho hall was decor
ated with long lines of ivy hung from
which a bewildering profusion of pur
ple clen ntls blossoms ware drooping
One immense elk head and several pair
of wide spreading elk antlers served as
a part o." tho ornamentation, and tilt
eye following the lines of decorations
was led to a large and very fine crayon
Elk nt the back end of the room, nnd
two arc lamps lighted the rrom. The
beauty and profusion of tho tables
were beyond description and In the
trimmings of the hall and the fur
nishing of tho banquet, Mr and Mrs
Brown ot the Hoflman House have
made a record for themselves which
will go with them for many years.
At eleven o'clock, in accordance with
nn established custom of the order,
the toast "Our Absent Brothers" was
given and nil stood In token of their
remembrance, arid tho toast was
beaiitiluily responded to by L T Har
ris. The serious business of the ban-
uet occupied the attention of all
until nearly I o'clock ut which lime
the n reinonles were taken charge of by
tho Toastmastcr, Dr C E Loom Is,
Mr Loorols Is one of Hie most nucces
fill presiding officer weeverwltnesed.
His remarks in introducing the speak
ers were witty and of a high order and
were lou lly applauded.
The toast of "Welcome" wis 1
spondeil to by Hon S M Yoran in
speech so eloquent and full of thought
as to command the closest attention.
ThetoMt lo the ardor "H P O E,"
by I) Soils Cohen an address which for
beauty of thought and manner, nnd
oloquciice of diction is seldom Mir
passed or even equalled.
Prof Held spoke to "Our Guests;" II
O (irlllln, ot Portland, to "The F.Iks;"
HWMicliell of Portlnnd; to "Fra
ternity,' F Pago Tustln, to "The
Baby V. (" (who In this case was Tom
Craig an I because of Ills well known
timid and shrinking rinture, of course
received proper attention.)
S II Friendly very eloquently spoken'
"Our Co 1 ri try," all Id n manner which
eminently pleased the brethren and
won niiny high compliments, and
(lie toasts closed wilh that of "The
Ladle-." by Hon P M D'Arcy, of Ks
lem. Tills proved the event of the
evening. f-r ty reason ol the tender,
svnipilbetlc ut of the speak-r, he
became o enthused with Ills subject
thnt the minds of both nuiiienr e and
. .... I ... - . t
speHKer 'crt ininv-i to ruvii m I'lt- u n
nilho.ia'lic (Might thnt when It
gliyy (and other things) It was felt
that nothing could be added to th
"feast of reason and flow of soul" part
of the exercises, and as the cloeks wen
then pointing to the hour of two, th 1
most brilliant atlair that Eugene hai
ever seen came to a close with man;.'
expressions of regret thnt the parting
must come and that tho lateness of tho
hour cum pel led them to forego tho
pleasure which was anticipated from
the three toasts which were thus una
voidably omitted.
MENU,
Oysters Eastern on half shell.
Soup Green turtle.
Fish Baked sole, Tartar sauce.
Entrees Hobin nil toast, chickei
fricasseo.
Rousts Turkey oyster shilling
cranberry sauce, Goose apple sauce
Mallard duck currant jolly.
Vegetables Potatoes steamed and
innshcd, asparngns, green peas, white;
squash.
8alad Lobster.
Relishes Celery plain, radishes
olives, mixed pickles, almonds . salted
oream cheese.
Dessert Fig pudding brandy sauce
rum omelet, fruit cake, walnut cake,
angel food, almond cream, ice cream.
Nuts, Fruits and Candies Oranges
gropes, bananas, apples, pears, tigs
raisins, French mixed candy, nuts.
Black ffee, cognac, cigarst
Wine list Soeny, sauterue, icis
ling, claret, champagne.
NOTES.
Much credit is due to Frank A Wan
who acted us steward upon this oc
ensslon. Ho thoroughly understand)
how to manage a dining room.
The twelve wallers dressed in whlti
presented a Hue nppearsnce.
The visiting Elks from tho north
were escorted to the tralu by a large
number of Eugene Elks.
The Elks didn't do a thing to Doe
Smith's lull hat. Oh,
Tiiosk Fine
Pianos. With tin
nmuloliu nttachmcut shipped to Eu
gene by the Wiley B Allen Co, 01
Portlatid, are attracting a great deal 01
attention, us they should. They art
beautiful Instruments, with flue tone,
and by simply pressing down a pedal,
are made to sound like a mandolin or
harp. They are sold at wonderful low
prices, and on easy terms. Call and
see them at Motel Eugene.
Air Tight.
An Air Tight stove (latcf.t improved)
li!ve a sheet Iron, bucket lid style,
door on the top of the stovo and Is
guaranteed not to smoke.
Mandolin Attachment.
I will put that famous mandolin at
tachment on any piano In the city for
fM.OO.
F. A. Rankin.
Tiik Little Racket Stork. "The
Liltlo Racket Store" is the title of a
new ail in today's GUARD by P Frank
& Son. They are advertising and
selling goods as cheap as anybody.
Give them a call.
To euro a Cold iu One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund tho money
if it falls lo cure. 2oc.
Leakn to Wkitk. J P Feaster's
writing school afternoons and even
ings at Mount's Hall, Terms reason
able and satisfaction guaranteed. Pri
vate lessons.
Fore Sale. Cheap, a good fresh
milch cow. Inquire of W Sanders.
Leave subscriptions for the Daily
Capital Journal at W R Holleubeck's
Book stoie. All legislative news
given.
Ilrevltles.
A raw day.
Heinenway's Corner Drug Btore.
Dr. Wllloughhy, dental parlors.
Thogentleine.i will entertain nt the
supper Friday evening.
Everything at Post Olllce grocery.
Save your appetite for the supper at
Risdou's Friday night.
Weather prediction for tonight and
Thursday: Fair and coolor.
Something unique at the supper
Friday night. All come to see.
All the celebrated Ralston Health
Cluii Foods and Acme Health Koll'y
at P O Grocery.
The First National Bauk of this
oily has ro-olocted its board of direct
ors and officers.
The gentlomen will act as reception
committee and waiters, Friday even
ing at tho Prcshytfilau supper.
"Wake up, Jacob, the day is break
ing!" so said DcWitt's Little Early
Risers to the man who hud taken
them to arouse Ills sluggish liver.
Dsburu & DeLano.
The Presbyterian ladles will banquet
the whole town for 23 cents a plate, in
the Hisdou building, on 9th street,
Friday evening.
Buy an Air Tight stovo and have a
tiro .day and night for less than J of
the expense of an ordinary good stove.
See them F L Chambers.
SHILOH'S CURE, the great Cough
and Croup Cure, is in great demand.
Pocket size contains twenty-llvo doses
ouly 250. Children love it Hold by
Henderson & Linn.
Do you lack faith and love health?
Let us establish your faith and restore
your health with DeWltt's Sarsaparil
la. Ohimiiin DeLano,
Editor Kaiser, of the Ashland Rec
ord, sued the Bryan campaign com
mittee for $30.75. MogotBoup. Such
cases should never come beforo the
public. If an editor gets left he should
grin and bear it,
Parks' Tea clears tho complexion
Mrs. N. Mcyetto, of Lo Hoy, N. Y
says: "I have used Purks'Tcannd find
it tho best remedy I have ever tried.
Sold by A. Yekinoton.
Miss Lillle Baker, a student, had a
narrow escape from .being severely
burned a few ovonings ago. The young
Indy'a apron became Ignited from the
fire In a stove nnd her clothing was
considerably burned before the llnmes
could be smothered out.
Don't go East until you have seen
the undersigned, who can quote you
thu lowest rates, furnish you your
through tickets, sleeping ear berths,
ami arrange for a pleasant trip via the
Union 1'aclno system. IU ulcuinnu-
han, ngent, Eugene, Ore.
Darwin Yoran of Yoran & Son's
shoo store lias returned from Cottage
Grove, Ho has itinuguarnted n plan of
visiting neighboring towns onco each
month nt which time he will make
special sales of shoes. He will visit
Junction City, Flarriaburg and Halsey
on his next trip.
Washington Star: "Have you mndo
any progress In your lessons on the
bleyolc?" "Yes." replied tho man
With a gentle disposition. "Do you
ride out In tho ocuntry yet?" "Oh, no.
I don't rldo anywhere worth mention
ing. But I don't think I hurt myself
so much when I fall otf."
The only chair car line to the East Is
the Union Pacific. Eastern cities are
reached via this line with fewer
changes of cars than via other lines.
Rntos always the lowest. Tickets to
or from points in the United States,
Canndu, or Europe for sale by E JMc
Clnnahan agent, Eugene, Oregon.
r
Prize Contest.
T
EN DOLLARS in Gold will be given on Feb.
1, ihui, to me K wons under Simeon years 01 age
who will write 1 ml send to us beforo that date
th 3 best essay 0 1
AX BILLY'S STORE,
sar 10 not lo exceed 400 words.
Til KICK disinterested persons ( eucliers or professors) may be
chosen by the writers, each one sending his or her vnto
wilh the essay, who shall d cido on Feb. 1st or as soon
thereafter as possible, who diall rwelve the first prlzo
of l, the second of f.1, and the tl ird oft-, In coin.
Write only on one side of pa or. Writo your age only
on essnv. Enclose your 111 me with essay on separate
piece of paper. Vote for 01 e Judge only on separate
pat-er. It costs you nothli g to write.
We want an essay from ever ' child under 10 years of nge.
AX BILLY.
S LITTLE
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