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About Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 23, 1897)
eta. 8. D.ULV Kl'UKNfi UUAKD. I. L. CA.Ml'ilKLL, I'ublinher. l-uWUI.JeTer,ercDl'igof me ee,Suudara rccuted. Address all communications, and miko H remittances pa?''! 10 lue Kooml ola, i:j6ue, ortj:ou. rii.,i.llMIO!; K.Wfc: (DHL. I Djltrered bj carrt-r,rxr week I 11 LMIrered b carrier, ( nioulli V B? mall, one year! iu advance) 6 eix month 8 (Inn mi.ulh 61 utile eo.tea Will uot U sent Lr mail to any address, lor a it lenjlli l lime, unless .a)d In advance. (wKXj.r.) Hi,, roar ilu advance) U 0" til miinir-. . . tdverllsliu rales made lnop on application. Entered aa aeoond-clui matter at the Eugene, Oreaon, postoOce. BASTE R!f OFFICE 2-10 to 2H Temr.!e Court, Mew YorkClljr. KATZ, Agent SATURDAY, - JANUARY 23. WHAT UO.tEBXOil TA.N.XER xtlSSEU. When Iho Illinois Republicans snubbed Altgeld and prevented a delivery of hia retiring address, they missed patriotic sentiments and kindly expressions toward Alt geld's successor that they could ill afford to lose. A specimen para graph is as follotTB: "To the distinguished gentleman who is to stand at her head I ex tend the most cordial greeting and hearty good wishes. Loving Illi nois as I do, I shall applaud his every act that tends to her advance ment. I liavo given her four of my years and nave brought all my offerings to hor altar. Had it been necossary to do so, I would have considered lile itself but a small sacrifice in her interest, and I retire from hor bcpv'uo and from the high office to which her people elected me without any trace of bitterness or disappointment. I have tried to further Iho bast interests of xny country and I go forth with a peaceful conscience. I havo en deavored to carry out those princi ples that form the basis of free government, and I have acted on the conviction that it would be bet tor to be governor but for one day and follow the dictates of justice than to hold Iho office for fifty years by winking at wrong. In my judgment, no epitaph can bo written upon the tomb of a public man that will so surely bring tho contempt of the ages than to say of him, 'He held office all his life and never did anything for humanity.' " There are 54 "lady commercial travelers" in England, one of the most successful of whom takes orders for corrugatod iron. The ladies of the cabinet have just pretentcd Mrs Clevoland with a turquoise ring, which she lias some time fancied. The souvenir is of dainty design and valued at 150. ' in itoscburg are lour grocery stores and a large dry goods estab Iishmonl ran by women, and the l'laindoalor says they are fully as as succesful as any men in tho bust lives. Ilurglars are tho great terror of Mine, I'atti's life at Craig-y-No oastle, and she has had all the window shutters fitted with cleo trio bells, which start ringing al the slightest touch. Senator Sherman, who will br McKinley's secretary of state, will be 74 years old next May. Ho wa first elected to congress as a reprt- tentative to tho thirty-fourth congress, which met lVoembcr 2. 1S55. He has never been out of the office but one day since that time. The 13t bills introduced in tin senate up to adjournment jester day afternoon are pretty well dis tributed among the twenty-nine senators on tho Moor. Following is a list of senators and the nurti lier of bills offered by each: Hates 2, Iirownell 9, Calbroath 2, Carter 1, Daly 5, Dawson 7, llasoltine Driver A, Duftir 7, (lestier '.', liow. an 9, Harmon 7; llobson 1, Holt I, Hughes 2, Johnson 3, King 7, Macltay 5, McClung 11, Mitchell 2, Mulkoy 5, Patterson of Marion 5, I'attcrBon of Washington 8, Price G, Heed 1, Selling 4, .Smith 12, Taylor 1, Wade 1. Senator McCIung 'rri- bill to "regulate and nenealion of district attorney . in the second judical district." It provides that the district attorney shall receive, in addition to the $500 per year, a yearly salary of $2,200 and no fees. The salary to be paid as follows in quarterly in stallments, by Lincoln county, $200; Benton, $400; Lane, $500; Douglas, $500; Coos, $400; Curry, $200; with a deputy in each county who shall be paid a monthly sal ary as follows, by Lincoln county, $12.50; Benton, $22.50; Lane, $26; Douglas. $2G, Curry, $12.50; Coos, $20. This would allow the attor ney a clear ealary of $2,700 per ann urn, besides providing deputies to do the work, and seems like a very large salary during the de-l pressed times. DetTltTA. Paine, M. O. Portland Hebrew News of Jan. 22d: We present this week a picture of a gjutlinaii who is making a name as a careful and painstaking superintendent of the slate Insane asylunj of Oregon, that of l)r DeWitt A. Paine. Dr Paiue is a native son of New York, born Oct. 18, 1853, and located in Ore gon (Eugene) 1SS8, which fact alone is sufficient to Incite the people of this state to a keen interest in bis career; which, from a physicians standpoint ho been remarkably successful. Possessing an amiable and courteous temperament, his Individuality is at once recognized and his eflorts on be half of the state of Oregon, as super intendent of the state asylum, has been Immediately successful. HIb ability to handle the larrre Institution is beyond question and his labors on behalf of the stale must certainly be acknowledged by the higher olltcials, for his whole time li centered upon the state's Interest. Plant Siezku. The plant of the defunct Hroad-Axe, which has been used the post four weeks by II W Iioss In the publication of the Moderator, was siezod tills morning by City Mar shal Day on authority of a writ of re plevin issued from City Recorder Dor rls' ofllce at the Instigation of J F Amis, fbrnior editor of the Hroad-Axe. MrAmliolalms 112 pounds of type and sundry oilier articles which be is seeking to recover. The remainder of the plant belongs toe on Mct'ollum. The type is so badly mixed that It will bs almost an Impossibility for an ex perienced printer to sort It out. A Statu Convention. The an nual convention of the A P A's has been lu session lu Salem this week. Delegates from 173 councils were pres- snt. There are 199 In the state, Til of which were Instituted lu 18W1. A member upon being Interviewed by the Journal said they were not taking any hand In the legislature though 33 representatives and 7 senators were members, that during the recce t cam paign If It had not been for the A P A McKlnley would never have carried Oregon as they voted solidly for him. They were not fighting Mitchell, In fast were taking practloa! ly no part in it. The Eugene Divinity sclioo! now has 14 regular students while seven more are taking special courses. "IHIMIRESJ ought to brtiihten a mother's ft" daily cares ami help,, "' "' l"g on u.e her to be atronr. capa- legality of the proceedings in biiv ble and cheerful. It I form." He had ofllcial notice by l nt right for mothers i . . , , ; to feel the burden of life a-rowlne- heavier and heavier year by year becauae of child- beaitns anil child-rear-Itifr. That howa eome UiinK i wrong In the mother's Jihymcal con dition. There is eome unnatural weakness in her delicate crp;anini which diaqualthea her for motherhood. When thia la wrong everything la wrong. A woman'e physical life ia wrapped up in the apecial organ of her aei. When lhee are restored to health and strength the whole healthy and atrong. Dr. K. V. Tierce of pioWeni of leMoiing health and strength I lo women. Ills "favorite l'rescription " the nnt euceeasful remedy lh.1 hie e.er I been known for women e r-eciillar ailmrnt. ! i.un.iio, . , Has made a lile stmly of this .-.7. i-itT-rii me eomnineu sales ol all other medicines for women. It cures the mot obstinate uterine diseases. It goes dltectly to the Internal otganlam which Is the rel seat of all the troubles. It imparts vigor and health where they are most ceded ; heals ulceration : stops the weak, ening drama ; promotes regularity : restores muacuUr power to the ligaments, thus cor reeling displacements of apecial organs in the only natutal way. Complete iufotmatiim regarding the "IS- , vonte Prescription "and tea. -st timonials ftom hundredswho ?iV hlv' u"1 "n ""boibed in .VsK ''t- 1 1 ivf common ;, Mf.lH-l Ai.TtrwT, tarn. ftt J ' ITiei1 li-ail Sk-rtr k a( i . pr.tfur.rlT lllutitf il, wtiK"b ! will b rnt fiM on nt ' com oi mailing vhIv. Jh$ doctor lvv.k ftmi .houUI !e tc., br both voiinit an.. M. Th profit n the Half of f-Viwroplrtatfi - haa rfn.irrf.l tvavble t tlm ftpf rtliiion. A.UJicaa, WorM iVtpo- i ftaiy Wc.IkaI AMixHatikUi. It u fie. Id, N. V. 1 s a. i j a If Yoo Knoui it Yoa Are All Riant o HAVING resumed full charge of our studio, for good, we shall lit up before Summer, one of the finest galerles in the Stale, and we want you to know it. In the meantime we will have our opening, that Is We will open our Studio, open your Eyes, and as We are not here for our Health, We will make a desperate attempt to open Your Purse. Some people won't be hurried. That's all right; let 'em pay lor it. It don't hurt jou. But to those who are willing to get a move on, here's an offer that says the rest: E: Bring this Coupon with you, to pay the From Jan 25 to Feb 1 1 doi Cabinets FroroFeb 1 to Feb 8....1 " From Feb 8 to Feb IS... 1 " " From Feb 15 to Feb tl... 1 " From FebJJtoMar 1 1 " " From Mar 1 to Mar S .1 " From Mar S to Mar 15 1 14 " .. From Mar li to Uar 1 - " fc: After March 15, (H-00 for Cabinets, and $7.00 for Paris Panels, ZZ with like reduction on all sizes. The Studio will not be opeu on t- Sundays. C3 at: These prices are for strictly First Class Photographs, guaran- mZ teed to be up to date and perfectly satisfactory, V. L. Winter. Corner lirhth and Willamette Streets Eugene, jhoto con "0llce' A soeclal meetinir of BDenccr Butte Ledge, No 9, I O O F, will behold al Odd Fellows Hall Saturday eveoing at 7 o'clock, to arrange for funeral ser - vices of Brother Douglas, to be held at! the hnuae at 10 o'clock Rundav niorn-i ing. All membeis and visiting broth rs especially requested to attend. C. S. Fkank, X O. Magog, (Jaebec. Every Beat was occupied and those crowding outside missed a rare treat: Enterprise, Jan 24, 1KC. See the Webllngs Friday Jan 29, at the reopening of the opera house. New England Nupper. The ladles of St Mary's Episcopal Guild will give a New England Sap per Wednesday, Jan 28, In the parish room from 5 to 9. Supper 2oc To Cure a Cold In One Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists lefund the money if It fails to cure. 2,5c. Salem Journal: When Justice Moore went upon the speaker's stand Thursday to swear in the members of the Benson faction, speaker Davis Infurmed him that this was sn illegal proceeding not recognized by the tem porary organization which was acting under the state constitution. Judge Moore replied: "I understand the .!....:.. i .. "rnnrl umu lvC"gU.Cll IMS statement. Tickets for Webling's at Henderson A Linn's. Caihnkts. 1st. 1.50per(loi. until Feb. EfiiKSK Photo Co. For Salk. Maple andflr wood on sale at Preston A Hale's. The greatest attraction Feb 12, Many more-hauls are well awnro Hint their customers are their tK-sl friends and take pleasure in supplying them with the best goods obtainable. As an lnlanoe we mvntioii Perry A Came- Tnn prominent druggist of Flushing, Micbli-an Tbev sue- "v.. i,.r. , . , , " ' " 1,H "" IlPSltatltill 111 reiMllllliendimr CIlHIli. Cham- tMriain s t ougli reninly to our cus tomers, as It is U. besi iMugh med icine we have over sold, nn, I always gives satisfaction." For sale at Sj and 60 ivnls pet bottle by trslnirn A l)eI,aiio. :::: OUR BEST SELLERS:::: Are ou' Ladies' New Kid Tip Shoes. i ney an me latest In LACK ANM MUTTON. ! , an.idiM. . Cloth and Leather Tops, Needle, Coin & "Jap" Lasts. Prlrvs twlow a-iy rompelltli-n. and r.hor are eiuai lo an; ma.le ivcai pi WAsssmco iogive smrciioi THE "LITTLE" RiCUT STORE. Ninth S;r'iPt. IP Yf )I7 don't know it you are all wrong; so read and be wis. We don't ire whether you want picture. a, n"'we will oiler them to you Just the sa.ne.and at prices that will take tway your breath. The oulv wav to prove it to you beyond a doubt, is to KeVrou d Z and tee us, bave your picture made and compare it with any on the coast. for without it you will have 3 regular price. . J. .. 1.2b . 2."0 . 5.oo : .. 5.25 " .. 5.50 : .. i.-.r .. ii.o : .. 6 '25 .. I'.ou ; .. C-75 . i.'.b See our new Platlnos.,.. They are Penect. We are constantly being asked who has this, that or the other for sale. The business of this paoer is to bring sellers and buyers together. Many a l mnu will get on his horse and ride two days In search of hay or a tresh cow, while a teu cent notice 111 the Guard would bring a seller right to the door. A. C. WOODCOCK, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Orrtti Block. One-hall Mock aouth ol Chriiman KITOENE, : : OREGON. J. J. WALTOX, Attorriey-at-Law, Kl .IFNK.OR&.CN. f):T.ff uf-ra'M. Walton'i biotk. Win !ni ifft.crit' lar irac:.v.u all tbeconrti tif t it t- Matt. H. D. NORTON, LAWYER, ltiHiins 1 and 2 over First National Hunk. C. E. LOOMIS. M. D., Physician and Sumeon. Office uii stairs In Shelton Mot. (eer Oeo. T. Hall A Sod s grocery slo-sj I'tivate teleplinne inside die door lor calls day or nlht. DK. J. W. HARRIS, f'tiywojian and Surkjeor. 'Mt-.-v oe,-r llendenon I.lnn'a lirne store, "i rice ll,u a: 9 10 I.' a. m.; 1 lo J and 7 v. a . in . i. Fern su,i I. t,rn 1-ili.uJ lain DR. G. W. BIDDLE, DENTIST, loe 011,7 rl... wnr( The Iste.t in,.' :,S 1'?: Hotel OI Minnesota IIOTKL KUGKNE, W. O. ZEIGLER.Prop. Wiilamelte Street, Eugene, Oregji Hi.ddunt,,, ( commercial Men. Free Sample Roomi. IV KIIYiiTUnill 11 n . n u I rtLltUrtLL, ffl. U., Physician and Sureeon. Of; ico In Chrism.n Bloc-. J- M. WII.LlAMs, ATrOUXEY : AT : LAW. ail.l.Klt toN. A SPKVI Al.TY. mce over Une l'uum, Bsr.t. SO TO. BEACON'S" II I ro THE LElOlSO BBiriDf or t1 A D CI nnrl TflT! A C.C.O ..AlJiO.. Confectionery, Nuts and Soda Water. -FRUITS IN SEAS0N- Bel selected line ol imoker articles In town. U.tiaKIiBlC'iu, President. S. li. KAKlri, C'aahier 1. E. Sxouubass, Assistant Cashier. ir:l wmm Ot Eugene. Paid up Cast) Capital $50,000 Surplus and Profits, $50,000 Eugene - - Oregon A Rtmeral banking business done on reason able tenna. Bight drafts on NEW YOltK, CHICAGO, 8 AN FHA.OI3CO and POKT-L-"D, OltKUON. ifills of eiohange s.ild on foreign coiuitrioe. DeiiosiU reoelyed subject to check or certifi cate of deeosit. AU collectiona entrusted to a. will receive prouit attention Lane County Bank. (Established In lssi) EUGENE, OREGON. A general Banking business In all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVEY, President. J. M. ABRAMS, Coaliier. A. G. HOVEY, Jr., Asst. Cafllir. J. L. PAGE, DEAlJtR IN Groceries Having a Large and Coiupleta stoek of Staple and Fancy Groceries bought in the best markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR GASH, I can oiler the public better prices than any other house In Eugene, Protajhll IhH iaSEJ atMarket Jrices. EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Hlatre leaves Eocene Mondays and Thursday-sat 6 a in, and arrives in Flor ence at 4 p m the day following.' liettirning stage leaves Florence Tuesdays and Fridays at 8 a in and arrives in Kugene at 6 p m the (tny following. MS'll.R FA HE ',00 rouxutkii' :ieo Tickeu for sale at K. Banes' lleerv l,srn. Kn. Kene, or at Hurd A Davenport's oUice In Flor-! ence. EUGENE-LEABURC Hereafter 1 will run a dalle suae between Kneene anil Leabure Frelirht and baircsee hillilil ha 111 IT sat me alal.lA H,. I i. Htace loaves Eugene nt R a m. arrlrinti at Ia- burg at 11 am. K?tnrning. ataee Ivavca l-a- burs at 1 pm.arriTlng in fugene at 6 p m. Central Market, PKOPKIETORS. Will keep constantly on hand ay supplj af ULtf, MUTTON, PORK and VEAL, Wliicli they will sell at tlm K.wost market prkvs. A lair snare ol Hi doMc patronage solicited. i-TOTIIK FARM Kits... ; w ...in .... "e ' Py the Inchest niarkot nrice U" V I-"'"''. Jl-W. :.-.d Sheep. , Shop on Willamette St., EUG KN K. O W Rr.nv I J. F. FORD, (Ke-Kllrliat tf l M.,io-s, wn, i Msreh Z;, 1S:;(- nnder lat. of jf- H. Mkd. Mm. 1. 0., ' ,1........ "fiir, Orpirot in H liine hint ! ' f-''"l all well and niiximisTv 1 -"tel away vif-m,,,. ad well fli, TvV"? oth of the children hke it W "".""KM Cure in- ,.,,,.-1 ... :i all hoamn r .. .. Vl" It t.. , yeryo.,e, with it'ti.m, fr , " irive . r,.,.,in v, we re mini, . -IR. ami . Ki I I-' v. IreallV,:!. '' eW-f i'."!". ,,"" tuarmnu ; ittomey and Cvurisdlot. Tlhh PKACTICE IN THE mm, ! V of the Second JiidWal flfuu DSl' :e Supreme Court of this .Stat- " I Spteial attention given to col.; . I "t" In Probate. J O. A. nOBKlH. 1 L. m,. DORRIS & STEVENS Attornhy-at-Law, KlIGKNB, ORKIios OFHCE-Overljiue Counl, Bnk L. BILYEU, Attokney-at-Law, JEDOKNB, OREGON. -Ornc-OTer First National Bun. J. S. LUCKEY, Watchea and Clocks Repaired, s FOR ALL POINTS EAST LEAVE DEPOT FIFTH AUDI STREETS The Fast Mail. via lhT Mngton Halt Lake, (Jmalia or Kansas City, or Tlain i kane, Miiineapolla ami St. 1 Paul, with through survice 1 to EaKtern cities, f For Pendleton, I.a Grande' Baker City, Walla Walla, 1'aVtOD. CoifaT. .'llllmoe, 7:00 P M Ually. :00 r M Daily. I Moscow aud Idahomiuiug Local ml: Hood Kivei and Interim red train tori 8:10 A M ver. The Dailrti Ually. diale poiaoi. jj Throuch Pullman tlM-tM-ra Tr.ur, .t and recliutng chair cars aru aiutlied toihr-J traina. For all information, rates, etc., call u tt oflice, corner Wafhlngtou and Tiiirtl kho W. II. HrRrnrnT w vvirirr General Keceircr and Manager. Portland, Oregon. E. J. McCLA.SAHAN, A cent Kugeut EAST AND OUTH VIA The Shasta Route OF TIIE The Soatliera Wt (i Express Trains Irfave Portland l)si!j South l .Nml S.&0 p m I Lv 1:59 am I I, 11:15 am Ar l'ortland EiiKene ban Krancisco Ar , b-.lu l.r!3( l.T !7r Above trains stop at Kast 1'ottUtd, tm- City, Woodliurn, flalem, Turner, bmt. .Telfereon, Albany, Tancent. Kheililr. Kilie HarrisbnrK, Junction t'ity, Euiresr, Cm well, Cottage Grove, Ilrain, and ali iUmi from Koseburw to Ashlanil ieelimiT.. BOSeuUHO UA1L, DAILY. 8S0amI. Portland Art.ti 2.04nm;Lv Kuirene Lr IL'A; 5.20pmlAr ltoeeburif LrSOlc O.U.ZH FASKF.NCEK. MILT. 4S)nmlU I'nrtlalni. Ar 10:15si 6:15 n m A Salem, Lei Mt'lt DINING CAKS ON OODEN BOHt PULLMAN BOFl'in ei.EEPEii and 8KC0ND CLASS Sl.KKl'INtJ t'Al Attaoked to all tlironoh trams. Ri,l. nirt.lnn. BKTWEEH PORTLAND AND OOHlffi: U.III. THAIN 1IAILT (BXCEPT 8USD1T.) .... ,1 n..i.i A.IS1 At Altncv er.t! vVrvallis ccrtert alUW ' Ore"n Central & K.ttern Kallwif. i txrhru train DAILt (FXCtTTStSWl-l I 1 P " ! ' M P m 1 Ar Portland ArlW Mc.Minnville Lrl.W THROUGH TICKETS to II in the Eastern Hlates, Canada and Er onn be uMmtiMl at lowest rates from L O. ADAIH. Aent.tifr n KDKHl.KK, K. P HOliKKH, Ma'iaifer. Asst. O. F. and raw POl' Tl.AX". IKH.I. Try Oregon Cracksr h't THOLE HEAT AFERS ninde frnni, n.idston process fc . wheat flour. Finest llilni .n'"" . dyHpeptlcs or all persons 'tli " stoiiiaehs. B Beware of imitation', "f '' : set Oregon Cracker Co. s Brn' Old Kentoekj LIQUOR HOUSE, W. H. RERSIIAW, Pruprn K l 'he nest brsr.J" WHISKEY, BRANDY, Ell A MI AN Kinds of Wines. ,Ii!'T Also the Cel. hni'. d MII.WAPKKK HKKIf" In I TU. r,.,. Pr'-eilo ar.rf HitW " 1119 buybiie ui . AJ AJ MARTIN, rive- Stilt hnvc niiTii n ttM 1 lintlf in Ih-y Unwi- tf- 1 U'lu-r fin ol mi ;n:iii-tiM 11 In K.l.tl n ! Marl'. 1 m-'I prt-ptmil ti (urimti "M,,i Work, fir.,eul fni turn. r In'1
