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About Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1897)
DAILY LKJiiNU OL'AKD. I. L. CAMPBELL. Publisher. I'uMl.hed every enlnifol Hw t:ol.lcl. Aldr;M " communications, and miso ail rx-mltutice ityal.'.n o U Ecoars IilltK'r, K:igtne, Orison. i n:i In . .s: UUIIT ll.liTercd by carrier, (I .. D.-ltrered b carrier, pr month By roall, one jeer (In a-lvr-Ww - yil lEOIlllll one iD iuth SI 'tgie COI'lwi Will not I lent by mall u any aldreav lor iy lcntr, o! lime, unleas paid In vlvaiict. (Ilia r llu .lTfcD '2 W A-! ertlilnit rates made known on application. Entered ft. secoud-claai matter at Hi Euf one, Oregon, poatoffloe. EAHTKKX OFFICE 2J0 to ZH Temple Court, New York City. K. KAI,AeaL THURSDAY, - JANUARY 21, A bill is before congross fixing the lermsof all postmasters at four years. lioisa Penrose, the new U S Sen ator of Pennsylvania, who downed John Wannamaker, is only 30 years of age. Speaker Davis of the lower house was elected as a temporary officer but it seems he has become quite permanent. It is stated that the falling off in the demand for cigars in the United States this year amounts to $7,000, 000 and the loss is largely credited to cycling. Ocosta, Wasnington, is establish ing quite an industry in shipping clams and crabs, which are found in abundance on the ocean beach and along the tide flats. A factory to manufacture concentrated soups and other products of the clam is talked of. Baker City Democrat: "A gen tleman just home from Salom says that Jonathan Bourne it ovordoing liiimolf. That he is feeding and wining the cow county members in n manner they are not accustomed to, and that within two weeks the whole lot will bo laid up with the gout." The Now York City Sun, which is very good authority, declares that President MoKinley will Bp . point no applicant to office unless hi 4as the endorsement of tho con gressman from the district in which the office applied fur Is lo cated. This was the plan followed by president Arthur. The full text of Senator Daw- ion' bill providing for semi-annual payment of s'tate taxes by the sev eral county treasurers is as follows: "Boo 2S13. On or before the first Monday of April in each year, the several county treasurers in the tale shall pay over to tho state treasurer, in gold and silver coin, one-half of the state taxes charged to their respective counties, and on or before the first Monday of Ovto ber thereafter they shall pay over the remainder of said taxes," Salem Statesman: Representa tive Yaughan of Lane is the good na tu red father of the houso. He may not be so great a parliamen tarian as some of the managers of the floor but hi can roe a point about as quick. He will favor the re-enactment of the mortgage tax law with tho deductions for in debtedness where tho correspond ing credit is taxed. Mr Yaughan will introduce a bill regulating tho running at large of stuck, except in certain sections where there is good range and nothing fjr the stock to Injure. He will also seek to secure the passage ol an act to reduce the legal tate of interest in Oregon to 0 and 8 per cent. A bill was given him to introduce placing the rati at 6 and C, but Mr Yjuglmn thinks it would stand no show for becom ing a law. He hope to strike Ihe happy medium. i Republican paperi throughout the slate arc claiming that the 1 hold up" of the lower houe of Ihe legislature will give Oregon two! year more of useless commissions,1 high salaries and other extrava-j fiance. ' were told before tho ; ; previous legislature that reform j ' measures would be puaceil, but in-; 'stead, more burdens were placed ; 'on the taxpayers to carry. If the',.. ! house finally organizes it will prob-! 1112 I ably add to the burdens of the peo-, j pie of the state, rather than relieve i i them. And right here it is in order j to state that the "commissions, salaries and damnable laws" that j (iTinnt.l I,a renealcil are the hnndi- ' , . , I work of the past three legislatures i which were composed nearly unani mously of republicans. Is it like ly that reform measures can be ex pected from that party or Senators who have on an average from two to three cierks each? Cresnell Casualties. Jan 21. Farmer are plowing for dear life now. Everything must stand aside for a big crop of wheat. At last there is prospect of a perma nent change in section foreman at this place. The county court having agreed to furnish the material we will soon bare a bridge over the slough east of towo. Iter L I) Iieck, synodic! missionary of the C P church will begin a series of meetings in Crcswell next Sunday at 11 o'clock. Come everybody. Rev M O Brink, who is assisting In the protracted meetings at Spriugtield, came home to preach last Sunday. He went to Goshen in the afternoon. A Junior League was organized her lut Sunday afternoon with 18 men ber and Hie following officers: Presl-1 dent, Ml Edith Tozler; 1st vice pres. Lulu L Hughes; 2nd vice pres, Mamie Tozler; 3rd vice pres, Alice Hidden; 4th vice pre, lieltha Tozier; tcretary, Marle ricott; treasurer, (Jtneveve Howe. ZuPH. Notice to Contractors. Healed bids will be received by the committee on fire and water fur the city of Eugene until Tuesday, Febru ary 2, 187, at 7:30 p in, for the con truction of a 8 Inch sewer on the south side of public square from west line ol Oak street to within 40 feet of the west line of Pearl street. Plan and apoeillcalion on file at t'.ie olllce of It M Day in Eugene, Oregon. Tho right to reject any and all bid re served. All bids to be addressed to the coinmltteo on "Fire and Water of Eugene." Dated Jan. 20. 1807. It M Day, Uko Fihiikii, W V IlE.NDKnso.N, Coinmltteo on Firouud Water. Notice. A special meeting of Bpenccr Itut'e Lodge, No 0,IOO F, will be held at Odd Fellow Hall Saturday evening at 7 o'clock, to arrange for funeral ser vices of Brother Douglas, to be held at the house at 10 o'clock Sunday morn ing. All meuibei and visiting broth r especially rtipiesled to attend. C. B. Fkank, N O. "If I had a few more copies ol the CIl aki), also the mammoth Oregonian as published under date of Deo 8th, which was kindly sent to me" write T 8 Handsakcr, from IV Mollis, Iowa to his parents here, "I think I could soon atari a colony for Oregon, the former I presented to Uen Drak' daughter." The Oregoulan Inlay prints picture of Representative Thomas Yaughan of Cnbiirg, wearing his '70 sectncles. Thert are a great many wrong way of treating diacaae. It Is tMv to maka mistakes. Ioctora make mi stake Just the lame as anv body clw. The doctors who make the fewest mistakes are specialists. 1 hey do one thing nvir anil near a nil jti.owr, so that they v" know all that there ia tr. k nn atvi.it it In the jo years that Dr. Hen-e's Pleasant Pellets have liecn sold, hundreds of thou sands of people have taken them, and have been cured by them. There is no longer any possible question ol their efficacy. They are the product of ririeiicT, tried by time. They are intended to cure con sligution. Thcv are good for men, wo men and children, Thev re tiny, sugar coated granules, very eav to tn'ke, very quick in their action. One " Pellet "is a gentle laiative, two "Pellets" a mild ciilhartic. A great manv people mak the mistake of "sandbagging ,r their dl geti organs Thev take aome strong and violent medicine, which creates worse trouble than it cures. Strong i'uiKaiir aii.va me srairm unneceasitr- Ily, and they do not cure con.tipation. I v.oniwtion is a thing that makes peo ple h-.tles and languid; makes their breath bad; wnkes tlieill lip with foul taste in their mouths; puts black sixms befc-e their eves; makes them diiy; causes headache; make them bilious; pnxhices pimples and blotches runs into "'-. u.w v.'iiiiucrKr, All IUIS 1 is cured br lr. Pier.- a l!lea,.,t r,n... ! cured llutely, peilevtly, jH-rmanentlr. Semi ji one cent atamrs to eovrr cot of mailirif om.'t; and receive abaolulelr r.ur'r, vi'er. and rind out how to keep Touraelt and f.tmilT tira:ihjr:cnt.,in IrnS p.igra, o-er illutlali.in and fnrr r.i t-opir have Wen .old al Ji rarh. The nrr edition of ,wcmi. it lo be (Iven iniTriaMi fir. World- lii.pfnwtT Medical Asac- Clatlon, Itullalo, N. V. v.'iiiiovn ,vnw Airnn-al A.l TWO SPEAKERS. 'RrgnLiri'' Organize by Elect ing Beoson; Speaker. Davla Holds Ills rjbnlr. ftenaue Clcrka. 8;vc!al totne Cieaao. 8axeu Jan 2l (,VimiiiU..-o on penal inatitutions, of which Senator Driver is chairman has one clerk, H 8 Williams. Kecord here doe not show who authorized cleik to be sworn in but chalru an of committee will have to certify to time clerk served before pay can be drawn. Chairman of com mittees are held responsible for the clerks of their respective com mittee but often senator have their friends appointed ou other committees as special favors. Special to the (Icasd Halem, Jan, 21; 1:07 p m.--At the abort session of the house the "regu lars" announced they would attempt to organize the house at two o'clock under opinion of Senator Hoar, of Massachusetts, that a majority can perfect organization. Special to lbs Guard. Sai.km, 3:20 p in. The Benson fac tion "organized" the bouse and elected ofllcers, thirty-four members being present. The former speaker kept his chair and ruled the proceedings out of order. The constitution says that it takes two-thirds of the body, or 40 members to constitute a quorum, but Senator Hoar of Massachusetts, thinks otherwise. Adjourned until Friday forenoon at 10 o'clock. MOKE VET AILS. Sai.km, Jan 21. House met and the regular placed J M Smith of Marion county for peaKer, and R R Hayes, of Tillamook county, ' for chief clerk in nomination, and they were declared elected and took their seats, although Speaker Davis and Clerk Moody re fused to recognize them. A committee on credentials was ap printed and reported 34 members pres ent, but not a single populist. A committee was then selected to ask Chief Justice Moor 3 to swear them In which he did. , Perrasineut ofllcers were then elected as follows: , II L lienson, of Josephine, speaker. It It Hayes, chief clerk. II 8 Jordan, Journal clerk. Frank M otter, reading clerk. E W liotley, colander clerk. 8 W White, doorkeeper. Regular business was then proceeded with. No trouble occurred, but both sides seem determined. Adjourned until tomorrow forenoon at 10 o'clock. Legislative Nates. aughanof Lane moved Hint the absentees in the house he recorded as dead and be so reported to the govern or) declared out of order. SB 6. McClung. To regul ile tax ation. Assessment anil taxation. Hll II. McClung. To fix !at.i tory interest at 6 per cent. Itevir-ino of Uw. HB 19. -McClung. To define qual Ideations of voter at school electlou In the state. Education. HB 111. Driver. To provide for the prompt organization of the Oregon legislature. Bead second lime by title under suspension ordered primed and Ublod. 8 B 112. McClung. To amend 3471 3475 of code, providing for publi cation of accounts paid by county court. Salem Statesman: Mr Palm of Lane expect some day during (lit seslon to Introduce a bill permitting school dis tricts to retain of their annual appro, prlatlnn a sum not In excens of $1) to be applied on th running expense of the district during the year next en suing. Th object of this bin , to relieve school district of the annoy, ance of returning to the county treu. ury small unexpended balances. Ho will also hare a bill proposing a minor change In Ihe boundary of Lane coun ty. This bill effects only a few per son living along the flu-law who though now In Ifcuiglaa roiintv, prop erly la-long to Lane, oilce, I'anceis. Business meeting of the Eugene So. cial and Dancing club will 1 held at I the Bonbuniere at 8 p m Friday. All member miucati-d to attend. S...-lal ,t,- i ,,, i ... u , . ' '" A"",,rJr 1,1111 -'urd,y ,v inc. :::: OUR BEST SELLERS:::: Art ou Ladies' New Kid Tip Shoes. ti ., , 1 '"' nrr InlcM in LACK AMI 1 HTTTON I All aislhs.) ClOth and Leather TOpS, Needle, Coin ds "Jap" Lasts. Trie In I,,w a-t t ouiiviiil.iii, -i ,h,w Hre nf:! luaiiy ni. vrr ri iitoGiyt sntr action THE "LITTLE" RACKET STORE, -lill.n ssi..w m s.sm ' a a1""' 'a'" ia asaapsaaaaaisi iji .sawsaa asai ssi - -' -T - . . . . s-.i.-... I .r TD. . ! nffc ISfc ISacKieil s am..." ! - -w - INN N M Dfl UI MM lt ill the ttOlil! fl'f ''llU, ' bruise, or. ulcer, sail rheum, fever; ' sores, tetier, chapped band, chilblains, ; corns, and a" ki eruption, ami : positively cures piles, r no pay rc- .piired. It is guaranteed to give per-; 'fectBatlr.iact.nl. or money refuuded. : i Price 25 cents r box. For sale by Hendkkson & Linn. j Be comfortable while traveling in; iconl weather. The Cuion Pacitlc heats j Its trains throughout by steam heat i irn.i.. il.i-Murine, thus making every ! part of all its cars pleasant and coiii- j ! rvril,!i It also lights its cars by ihe j celebrated Pintsch light, mailing them j brilliant at night. Passengers carried i daily on the fast mail, which leaves I Portland at 7 p m. For sleeping car leservatlous, tickets, or Information, j coll on or address j aicLiauauuii, agent, E igene. Oie. The American Beauty owes her pres-lii-e more to a clear complexion than I., unv I. ..r Rlliihute. A c-un of Parks' Tea will enable anyone to pos sess this. It clears the skin and re moves pimples and that sallow, mud dy look. Parks' Tea is used by thous aiids of ladies for the complexion. Without being a cathartic it cures con stipation. BOIU oy A. I eai.ntiii.-i. Cahi.nkts.-$1.60 pirdoz. until Feb. M. Eucik.nr Photo Co. All kinds of dry wood for sale by It M Day. CtO. B. DDRRiS. Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law, U'lU, PKACTICE IS TUE COTJKTS ol the Second Judicial Diatitct and in le Supreme Court of this Stats. Special attention given to collections and nattera in probate. Q. A. IjOSRH!. I- I-- KTEVINS DORRIS & STEVENS, Attorx'cy-at-Law, Kl'UK.SE, OKEIiON Orrics Over ane County Back. L. BILYEU, Attorney-at-Law, Kt'nENK, OREGON. - Ol rn.a Over Flrit National Bauk. A. C. WOODCOCK, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Om (:KOi.e-h..ll block south of ChrUmao Block. J. J. WALTON, Attnrney-at-Law, EVIiKNh.OUKiiL'N. tMitiv utKntriTf. WnlMit'R Mock. Will .!t it uf.t(.r) Ibv; Drc:;ict;ia at I tht-courts ti ttiis .TlAlC. H. D. NORTON, LAWYER lioiiins 1 mill 2 over First National Bunk. , C. E. LOOMIS, M. D., Physician and Stimeon, Oltlee up stalra In shellnn blw. i cr Ueo. T. Hall d Son a aruei-rv ato Private telephone inside die door for calls day nr night. J. S. LUCKKY, 'utclii and Cluck Kq aired, n i:. iiKi4 Dfi. J. W. HARRIS, I'liytocian oiid Surgeoii 'new . llcmlrnon I.tnn's Dnig stum. Oivn k II. .i n,: it,, j u,s 7 ., , ri. in Km ro.-e Kerry lln-i i la-lwt-u l-jthanJUih DR. G. W. BIDDLE, t, DKNTIST, Iv only llrt-rl,w ., xh ... . pr,.,..m,.,. .,,. T..rm. n...tora". o. ir-V HOTEL EUGENE, W. O. ZEIGLER.Prop. WiilamettB Strest, Eugene. Orcg:p. .....nu.n.u ror comiriarclal Mm. Fret Sam.li Roomi j W. KUYKESDALL, M. D.( Physician and Surgeon. Office in Chrisman Diook. J. M. WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY : AT : LAW. CtLI.Kc-riuSa A SPKl IAI.TV. offlee ovr lane cium, U.n BEACON'S" rr.TMl.r.iMXG urasi ..f CIGARS and TOBACCO, j ...IJiO.. CorMicnerj, Hats and Soda Mi; -FRUITS !N SEAS0N- IW.-1 .:.! line ainoVur arlielu In town. T. G.IiKsl'llli.a, i'riiidw,t. S. B. KaaUB, Cashier P. E. SsonuBAfs, AnV.ant 'Cashier. fit mm M Ol Eugene Pal 'alii up tasli Capital 50,000 iarplus cad Profits, $50,000 S Eugene Oregon A i-oueral 'uonkinii buaiaoss done on reiuou able t.-ioi. Swiit drnfta on NKW YOKK, CHICAOi ), SAN FKANCI3CO and PORT Ll, OHKCO.N'. BiU of exchange e')M on loroiu cunntni. Derjmitoroceiv-idmlbjoot to ehook or ceititi cats of dej-oait. AU colloctions entnmtsd to as will reivs prompt attention. Lane County (Eitabllshed in 1S2.) EUGENE, OREGON. A general Banking business In all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. O. HOVEY, President. J. M. ABRAMsJ, Cashier. A. O. HOVKY, J.. Asst. Ca all r. J. L. PAGE, DKAI.KK IN (Iboceries Having a Large and Complete sloe k of Staple anil Fancy Groceries bought iu tho best markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOB CASH, I can oiler the public better prices thnu any other house In Eugene. Prote of "all Klads ta.ea at Mamt Prices. EUGENE FLORENG STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Stage leaves Eugene Mondays mul Thursdays at 6 a in. nil (I arrives In Flor ence at 4 p m the day following. Hcluriiing singe leaves Florence Tuesday and Fridays nt 8 a m and arrives iu Eugene at 6 p in Ihe day f.illowin;. "ISiil.B FA Hit x-,00 KOrNDlltll' J.,00 Tickets for flu le at K. Ualntii' Uverv bam, Ku se:ie, c-al lliird A Davenporl'a ollicc In Klor once. EUGENrfLEABURG. Hi ronfU'r I will run a ilnilr hf bi'twprn Kucrtie ami Ubnrn. KrflK)it ad l-npt;ire jho.il.l lc U-ft nt my i it ile the evuiiiiif U-fore dopHriure nf tho i(fe leRvea K.iK'Hf nt d a m, arrlrliiB nt Ua buritatlUm. H?t;iriiinir, ilngu Ijarts la bura at 1 p ra.arriTliig In fugi-neat C p m. Central Market, F1SHERA.WATR1NS PROPRIETORS. Will keep constantly on hand a full supp!) if BHL.I-, MUTTON, PORK and VEAL, Which (hey will .l ,,l tho luweet iiiarKoi prices. A lairsaare of!!! jntilc peonage scliciiei TO TH K FARMKKS.... We i will pay thchiithest market price for Fat Cattle, Hocsnml sheep. Shop on Willamette St., KUCJIiNK, OREGON. II, 'K.". MrcK 'H !h on ifr of It- Mku. Mm. t 'ii 1)11 fill- ,u -.lJ.l;sTl;",.K?:.."" ".rivimr i.i.i,,,. , hiKt ii. . AN'' Ks- .1. I'". Klikli en.,.,,,., .... ai' .. . . '"' "a'"li y. n,.A . FOIt ALL POINTS i..."J LEAVE DEPOT FIFTH AND I STRfct. ' If 'JhKktl!itl.Ta-,-i!BJy I i inwtiiii Suit i . 11 "Hi-1 , 7:00 P M iiaily. t kaiie, Minm-apoll, ami S I'aiil. wlin liin.u6hK.. .i I loKaalern cities st"' I For IVnilli-toii, I.aiir,nj.! J Ilaker Cilj- win. X' .00 r M tiaily. (HatTon",."''" """"""inn,, s-io A al flood Itlver. .TH. ,;, ' Dally, ThrouKU PulUnaii iHeeii3rli uTPir- ynilU 1I1ILTI1H lltKtfc I,.il,ln mm reciminx cnair car aru aitaciifsi in luiaiiiuiuiuiBuuii, rait'a, (-tc Mil office, corner nihiiiKtou Hini'Vi. l 11 to Receiver and Manager I'urtlaud, Oiegon. E.J.ilcCI.ANAlUN, EAST AND SOUTH VIA The Shasta Rout, or TUE The Southern Pacific ti Express Trains Leave Portland fMII. T TSsf 8.50 p Ii Portland ArTFiiTr Above trains atop at Eaitt l'mtlaid (TZZ C.itv. W'nniU.nm Solon. 'C -".onps Jeff erson, Albany, TaLgeiit, hl.edd't, narrnmirg, junction city, Jiuiretf, Cr " " u "V.f,'"5,a "Ms. "' i..rn.- ..piu.iu IITHlnlva. BUSKBUfcO IIA1L, DAILT. SSOsmLr Portland Arm oAI.l PASsr.VGER, DAILT. 4sSlpml, rortland. Anion.. 6:15 D ml A Halcm. l,ii. BISING CAIiS ON OGDEN BOrjTL- POLLBAU BDrFETSLEEPIEo SFCOKD CLASS SLEEPING UAL", Attached to all through tibint. Wert Side OMnlon. BETWEEH rORILAND SfiD COHtltU MAIL THAIK DAILY (r.ICEIT BClfniT.) 7-30 a m Lv Portland Ar I CM n 12:15pm Ar Corvailia L lain At Albany and ctorvallin connrct wiUitai ci uregon central & lantern hallway, IXPBBSS TUAIH OAILT (ESCEPT StrHUT,) 4:4f. p m I, Portland 7u5 p m I Ar MoMinuville Arlli.Bii I.v 5iVj,, THROUGH TICKKTS to all Pni-u in tbe Eastern States, Canada and l'lrci oan De ootutnen at lowest rales trom L. O. ADAIK, Anenl, Enjeit R KOEHLKlt, E. P lttKJKHS, Manruier. Asst. G. V. and I'urn Ar' PtlHTI.AVI'. dllKllii) Try Oregon Cracker Co.'s made from Jt.idston process alms wheat Hour. Finest thini! maJtt (lyspeptlra or all persons with wat sloinachs. lieware of imitations. lie cure and get Oregon Cracker Co.'s Brand, HAVE A DATE? pnia Laxative (Glace.) Are a natural laxative. Is wholesome. Does not LM-ine or sicken the ptomacli. It is the coining laxative. Kxcellunt for chililreii- ltn lersor I.lnn ran tell you " atxini tlH-m. Eugene Street Railway. TIMK CAKI). After the 4lli of Oct. I, tlie b" ears will run on thn folIowlnijseliM" time until further notice. LKAVINO TIIK DKI'OT. 7:10-7:40-8:10-8:40 0:lO-!):10-10.-00 then every half nour. I.KAVBTHK UNIVKKSTY. 7:25-7 :.W-8:2.5.8-:2.3-:W-10:l j a. . then every half hour. Curs will leave promptly on tune. JI. YV. IIOl.lh- Old Kentucky LIQUOR HOUSE, W. H. REISHAW, Prcprielar. Ke. p l lie nest brd ' WHISKEY, BRANDY, W -AXl- All Kinds of Wines. S( HI.1TZ Also Ibp Cel.-brnlid M I I.W A t'K K E HFFK Irs"."- a 1 nriil D rrtrt.. W i W . IVI r I 1 lwr r litlllf In thev have In I tit I'M td'irer ria ui iiiniiuni' ii'ii ' tniinifil t fiiritluli ill ,'u; ji urn AS CiirtiiiiK for ( ftiu-ti 1 ' ! Work. etc .rut frmn tin; l i-'iirrr t .li i s Wheat If AFEBS
