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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard All Popular Brands of CIGARS KOH BALK AT Julius Goldsmith's GUARD Telephone, No -Main 191. KKhVITIKH Dr Lowe, optician, with J B Luckey. The river rose several feel last nllit, but Is falling again now. C. W. Young la greatly Improved anil lils recovery seems assured. Blcyclea repaired while you wait. C 0 Matlock. Reception to Olee Club at Vlllard Hall tnnlgbt. Everybody Invited. Always fresh the nlnara we keep In In our pateut ventilating cigar ease at the Barber Hliop Cigar Htore. A first claaa lecture and only 25 cents admission, Christian church Wed, Jan 17, at 8 p m. The Rente-Hantley troupe, whloh plays at The Parker tonight, arrived from the aouth today. Ten per cent oil on all Ingrain wall paper. Griffin Hardw. Co. Lend your preaenoe to make the Olee Club reception a success tonight. Mud guards 26 centa per pair at C 0 Matlock. L. O. Bkeele, the grocer at lthlne hart's oorner, shipped a oar of potatoes to the Calllornla market yeaterday. Come and have a henrty laugh Wed, Jan 17, at the Chrlatlan ohurch. Now la the time to make the wife happy with that air tight boater, l'rloea very low at P L Chambers.' Dr Ball, a lecturer and entertainer ol national repute will lecture at the Chrlatlan ohurch'Wed, Jan 17. The Olee Club and the Treble Clel have both oousented to alng at the re ception tonight. Vlllard Hall. Sllvey Htewart, of Portland, waa In Eugene today. He Intends going to the Nome mines lu the Bprlng. The river baa fallen six luohes since this morning. The warm weather, though, will oause It to reoede slowly Last week at Joseph, Wallowa ooun ty, there was pulling matob between seven man, and a horse. It seemed to be about a stand'ofT. From Bumpter oomes the annou nee. mont that John C. Leasure's friends will put him forward for nomination as llepresentatlve Moody's auoceasor. We have a fow second-hand wheel for sale oheap, oath or Installments. 0 C Matlock Just reoolved a full oar load of su tierlor steel ranges and oook stoves whloh were bought early. Prioee sill) reasonable at F L Chambers. The law prohibits postmasters ex ohanglng stamps of one denomination for those of another. Huch requests are frequently made but cauuot tie com' piled with. No advance aa yet at F L Chambers lu prices on Bain waunns. ltaolue buggies, Monitor drills, Dandy illso harrows, Oliver walking plows and 1'llta harrows. Now Is tire time to buy before Ibis lot Is all sold. It seems that all the male teachera In the public sohools of this olty are can dldatea for political poaltlous, exoept log Huperlntendent Besaler. He truly an educator. At a Heppner birthday dinner the recipient, Judge Mallurv, aged 81, waa entertained by Ills wife 77, and his three sisters 7fi, 77, and 70. lie has two brothers living, the youngest of whom la (10, blok Headache absolutely and per manently cured by using Mokl 'I'm, A pleasant herb drink. Cures const! nation and ludlgeatlon, makes you eat, Bleep, work and happy. Hatlfaullou guaranteed or money back. 'Jo ota aud 60 ota. For sale bv W L JHiLano, Dr. Geo. F. Hall arrived on the over- laud last night. He gave a short ad' dress to the students of the U. of U th la morning at chapel. He will ad dress the students of the Divinity school this afternoon. J. I. Berry, Ixgantou, Pa., writes: "I am willing to lake my oath that I waa cured of pneumonia entirely by the use One Minute Cough Cure after doctors failed. It also cured my ohll dren of whooping cough." CJulckly relieves and cures coughs, oolds, croup, grippe aud throat and lung troubles. Children all like IU Mothers endorse It. Vincent A Co, Comer Drug More. 'I am Indebted to One Minute Cuugb Cure for my health aud life. It cured me ef lung trouble following grippe." Thousands owe their Uvea to the prompt action of this never full ing remedy. It cures, coughs, colds, croup, brouchltls, pneumonia, grippe aud throat and lung troubles, lu early use prevents oousumptlou. It Is the only harmless remedy that glvea Im mediate results. Vincent & Co, Cor ner Drug 'Store. All the lateprnoesM. such as Carbon, Platlnnlype, Baa Belief, and Hoy si Bromide we are able to furnish our twlrona. Celeron Panels and oval en -Insures In many tints are the newest thin lo minima. Le'turi''hrltlan rhiiroh January 17. Wall paper at coot, aud less. F L Chambers. M O Warner turn pianos and organs. Beiiairlug and pollshlug, 25 per oent off on all broken stock patterns of crockery at A. E.Wood's. Hear Dr. Kali at the Christian church Wednesday evening, JaNuary 7, in his popular lecture, "The Model New Woman." I). M. Mot'rady, artlstlo painter and paper-hanger. Inquire or leave orders at Preston A Hales. DeWlll's Little Early Itinera purify the blood, clean the liver, invigorate the system, Famons Utile pills for constipation and liver troubles. Vin cent A Co, Corner Drug Htore. Lewis Dennis, Balem, Ind., says: "Kodol Dyspepsia Cure did more good than anything I ever took." It digests what you eat aud can not help but cure dyspepsia and stomach troubles. Vincent A Co, Corner Drug Htore. Hize doesn't Indicate quality. Be ware of counterfeit and worthless salve oflered for De Witt's Witch Hazel Halve. DeWltt's Is the only original. An Infallible cure for piles and all skin diseases. Vincent 4 Co., Corner Drug Htore. Dr. Geo. F. Hall, who lectures at the Christian church tonight on the "Model New Woman," addressed the U. O. assembly this morning and the Divinity sobool students this after, noon. G. H. Appleton, JustiOd of the peace, Clarksburg, N. J., says: "DeWltt's Little Early Itinera are the best pills made for constipation. We use no others." Quickly cures all liver and bowol troubles. Vincent A Co, Corner Drug Btore. F. B. Thlrkield, health Inspector of Chicago, says: "Kodol Dyspepsia Core oannot be recommended too highly. It cured me of severe dyspepsia." It di gests whut you eat and cures Indiges tion, heartburn and all forms of dys pepsia, Vincent A Co, Comer Drug dtore. Judge Brents, of Walla Walla, has had posted in the saloons of that olty a list of "habitual drunkards." The Union finds oause for congratulation In the fact that there are but two names on the list while there are 30 suloone In the olty. Maybe they failed to catch all of them. I want to let the people who sutler from rhoumatlem aud sciatica know that Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieved me after a number of other medloines aud a doctor had failed. It Is the best liniment 1 have ever known of. J A Dodgnn, Alpharetta, Ga. Thousands have been cured of rheumatism bv this remedy. One application relieves the pain. For sale by W 1 DeLano. Frenoh Tansy Wafers, tne world's famous remedy for Irregular and pain ful periods of ladles; are never failing aud safe. Married ladles' friend Frenoh Tansy Wafers are the only re liable female remedy In the world; lm ported from Paris; take nothing else. but luslst on genuine; In red wrappers with ornwn trade mark. La France Drug Company, Importers, 806 Turk Ht, Han Franclsoo. '.''or sale by all drug gists, or sent In plalu wrapper direct II rvwipt Ul . It baa been demonstrated repeatedly lu every state In the Union and In many foreign oountrles that Chamber lain's Cough Itemedy Is a certain pre vontlve aud ouro for croup. It has be come the universal remedy for that disease, m v fisher, ol Lllierly, W Va, only repeats what baa been aald around the globe when he writes: ' I have used Chamberlalu'a Coujh Itemedy lu my family for several years and alwaya with perfect success. We believe that It Is not only the best oough remedy, hut that It Is a sure cure lor croup. It has saved the lives of our children a number ot times." This remedy is tor sale by w L DeLano. Btate of Ohio, Oily or Toledo, l Lucas County, Fhank J. Chknky makes oath that he Is the senior partner or the Arm or r. J. Cheney A Co., doing business lu the city or Toledo, county and state atnmtald, and that aald firm will pay ONE HUNDBEI) DOLL A lit) for eaoh and every case of Catarrh that cannot tie cured by the use of Hall's. UATAHHIl (JUKK. Frank J. Chknky. Bworn to lefore me and subscribed In my presence, this 0th day of Decern- uvr, a. li, letau, - ' , A. W. OtiKAHON. bkal Notary Publlo HaU'a Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter nally and acta directly on the blond and mucous surfaces of the system. cwnu lor testimonials, rrve. r. J. chknky A Co , Toledo, Ohio, Hold by druggists, "5c. Hall's Family Pills are the best. . Piano Lbwons. W (UHord Nash. Voice culture, Miss Marguerite Hansen, For terms, apply lo music rooms lu Dormitory. Bokn In Kugvue, Oregon, Jaun- ry 17, 1U00, to the wife of Ed Nye, a daughter. Bahoains. A lew seooud hand or gans for sals. Gro F Chaw, Soap is Higher- But we will sell you lbs best savon soap 4So 20 bar box 7So 8-8 oi packages high grade smoking tobacco 2to or per lb Stic I lb package fancy selected white figs. 10c I lb package best wash powder 15c I ran good salmon., 5c I gal lbvk randy drops 60o I large plug i he lug tobacco Ac I heavy J6e cuttou over shirt,, tWc 1 Uoa flue large bananas... g&r $2,500 BONDS. Hugh Patterson Waiyes Exam inationIn Jail. High School Athletics torn, a jobsmh. Nothing has beeo said of hlgb school athletics as yet. Boon after the open ing of school this year a call for all students interested in athletics was made. At a mass meetiug held in re sponse to Ibis call a committee was appointed by Temporary Chairman 0 A. Pengra for the purpoe of drawing up a constitution and by-laws. A few days later this committee reported, ano upon the adoption of their report about 86 names were signed. Officers were then elected as follows: General manager, Claud A. Pengra. Assistant manager, Lorls M. John- HaVEV f BOBDSMiaj. Cottaoh Grove, Jan. 17. Hu) h Patterson, of Albany, the B. P. It R. brakemau, waa arraigned before Jus tlce Vaughan last evening on the obarge or the abduotion of Minnie Tborne. Tbreugh bla attorney, L Bilyeo, he waived examination. The iustloe then Disced bis bonds at 12.600. 1 son, Secretary, Wiunlirea u. omun T A..1. rcllntritn. L.J ,1,1., . 1- . . . . ' AIMBUIO,, - I niienu vviiuen. urougut uie pris oner to Eugene tbis morning on the early train and placed him In the county jail. George Patterson, of Albany, bis father, la In the olty and says he will try to raise the necessary bonds. HABVKY'8 BONDS. The bonds or B. F. Haryey, charged with same crime, for the som of (1000, were given with W. C. Waabburne and C. F. Hurlburt aa sureties. Hotel Arrivals. HOTEL EUGENE. D Kltsnn, Kltson Springs J B Harbison, Hood River G K Burton, B F John Bengmen, Portland R C Edwards 4s son, Lowell W R Bradshaw, Bt L mis O Hall, Decatur, 111 G H Allen, agt. Georgia Minstrels L E Bmltb, Banraraento , Bix members of the BentzSantley Co. HOFFMAN HOUSE. J D Sohaft, Portland W R MoCauley, Chloago C D Andrews, Portland J M Foster, Portland C 1 Williams, Baeramento E Indell, Junction E E Upmeyer, Harrlaburg G G Warner, Cottage Grove O B Pruet, Portland R F Volght, 8 F A B Bmltb, Portland C D Pool, Minneapolis. R M White, Cottage Grove Geo Gordon, B F. Twelve membersorRentz-Bantley Co A M McFarland, B F U W Asbtorder, Portland J E MoGllliuay, Portland H E Morris, Harrlaburg. B Bobmeer, Harrlsburg (Iraturio society Tonight. The Eugene Oratorio Boclety will meet at Frank's hall at. 7 o'clock. Every member nrged to be present aud to bring copies or "Messiah." Cara will be In waiting to carry those wish ing logo to the Glee Club reception at Vlllard Hall. W. Gifford Nash. Bedy ol Wm. Burbe Found. 'Ihebodyot Wm. Burbe, employe of the Oregon Telephone A Telegraph Co., who was drowned In Lancaster slough, below Juuotlon, was found yesterday. It wm shipped to Balem where bla wife and three children re side. The funeral will be held under auspices of the A. O. U. W. of wblcb deceased waa a member. To Join the Bh kink. The fol lowing residents ol Eugene will be In attendance at; Portland on the 18th and 19th to take the Bhrlne d-1 r.-e in Masonry: Dr. C. W. Lowe, Di. O. E. Looiula, L. 8. Logan, Prof. Lllley, M. O. Warner, Win. Preston, Geo. T. Hall and A. C. Woodi-ook. The following members of the bhriue In this olty will alo be present: 8. H. Friendly, Prot. E. B. Mi-Klrny, J. F. Robluaou, F. L. Chambers, G. A. Detmerlug aud H E. Aukeny. It is expected 100 candidates throughout the state will be given the degree. A high old time Is expected. The matier of raising necessary funds was ihen taken up, and after a somewhat prolonged and trying dis oussion a committee was appoiIlte1 to have oomplete control of the question. Tbis committee met and decided that the club should conduct a cake fair. The Guard courteously advertised free of charge. The Bourne Mercan tile Company volunteered the use of tbeir place of business, and thus saved the nlub more expense. The sale ot cakes proceeded and the activity of three or four club members caused it to be a sucoess. The net proceeds of tbeaflalr was found to be $20.23. A football game played soon after fur nished $3.25 additional. We will take advantage of this op portunity to inform the publio as to that much lamented game. Many people upon that day seemed to think tbst the publlo schools had defeated the high school. Mot so! The high school first team was organized early in the season, and games were asked from the Portland high school, Albany College, Ashland schools and U. of O. second team. Financial doubts assailed the general manager in a manner so remorseless as to cause him to pale at the thought of assuming the uncertain expenses of games to be played In Eugene. The team enjoyed a abort aud troubled ex istenoe. It died ' a slow death by the slow stages of regard, enthusiasm, interest, indifference, expired hopes and dlBfavor. Internal difficulties perhaps had an important part in its death. A second team wai organized among entirely dIOerent material for the pur pose of playing a few games with the publio sohools. An agreement was made that provided for a game be tween a team of picked players from both or the Eugene public schools and the high school second team. The publio sohool team supposed of course they ecu Id Bwear In any of their friends or acquaintances outside of the publlo sohool, and so they did. The game was played. The high sobool kept their opponent's goal In danger until the last two minutes of the last half, when the publio school saw a large hole In the opposing line, and those of them who were not engaged In pulling high school hair, or stamp ing upon some fallen player, rushed through to a touah-dowo. The game ended immediately after this oasualty, with the score: High sohool, second team C Publlo schools, friends, relatives, etc. S A new player remarked with a enslve expression, "Them was hard limes." The Aihlelio Club was Inactive for several weeks following, on account of not being able to rent a hall for gymnasium purposes. Uurlug I lie Christmas holidays Lane's hall, Eighth street, was rented, and since then tiamllmll, hs-kei-tiall, nigh kicking, high jumping, broad Jumpiug, pole vaultlug, boxing, etc., have been Installed. One evening a party of high school students who desired to learn to pla basket-ball, went to the University gymnssium upon luvlta'lon, and Professor Burden kindly Instructed them In the objecis and rules of Ihs game. On the next evening at 8 o'clock a temporary team met the U. of O. freshmen learn in a friendly practice game and was dereaiwl by a score of lo 2. Both of the city dallies stated Ihat this was the "regu lar y-irlv eonitst uf the two cluU, and the core was that of last year re versed." This was the first basket-ball meet ever held between them and was not an official contest. Arrarigemenls are tlng planned and made for an interesting all-round athletic meet, tmbraciug a basket ball contest, a handball contest, uud an Indoor athletic tournament. The hlgb school is hoperui of showing difterent score in the uext basket-ball meet. There Is some good material In the club, and IhlB yeur aeenis'to offer better opportunity for its development than any preceding year has done. At a recent meeting of the club it was decided lo make Wednesdays and S.turdays of each week "girls' days" in ihe gymnasium. The girls have developed a good degree of skill at basket ball, aud In the running nigu jump they have made a record that is quite remarkable. Two of them hold a joint recora high above the others. We Herein thank the Bourne Mercantile Com pany, E. Bchwarzschild aud the Daily Guakd for many favors ex. tended about the lime of our cuke sale. Preparations are being made for pre. senting a play to the public. Watch for announcements in the Eugene papers. The two objects of this play are to please the refined and fun-loving public, and to replenish the treasury. As yet all money has been earned by the club, save a contribution (unso licited) from Deputy Sherlfl Fred Fisk. Any donations will be gratefully re ceived through C. A. Pengra or a. Oiville Waller. (Forget our nerve, for if "love makes the world go round," does not nerve make love's aflairs progress? We handle cash with that tender solicitude which is characteristic of the Amer ican youth ) Loyalty to His Employer. That young man who had a vein opened and a portion of his blood let out, so that it might save the lite of his employer, si't a remarkable example of heroism. The incident shows what power there is in good blood. As Boon as the broken down system received the pure blood of tliia young fellow. the patient revalued his strength. "The blood is the life." There is only oue way to get good blood, and that Is from the stomach. If it needs assist ance, bring Hostetter's Btouiaah Bit ters to the rescue This wonderlul medicine aids It in Its digestion of food, and furnishes the system with rich red blond. When this is done, health nat urally follows. Special School Meeting. Notice Is hereby given to the legal voters of school district No. 4, of Lane couuty, Btate of Oregon, that a specia school meeting for said district will be held at the Court House lu Eugene, Oregon, on the 20th day of January, 1000, at 7 o'clock In the afternoon, for the following objeots: To levy a tax to pay oft the indebtedness of the dis trict and Interest on the same, and to run the Public Schools for the ensuing year. Dated this 15th day of January 1000. J. H. McCluno, Chairman Board of Directors. Attest: Geo. F. Chaw, District Clerk. l'reuohiiig Announcements. Divinity sohool appointments for Sunday, January 21: J. J. Hamlsaker Harmony at 11 a. lu.; Lancaster, 8:30 p. in. Q. H. O. Humbert Central. C. It. Moore Humphrey school house. V. E Hovhii, Fern Ridge. Marry Kenton Tliutst at II a. ui. and 2 p. m.; luterveuing. Wall Paper., sermon basnet dinner Our Grand Annual Clearance Sale Still Continues. Sboe! Slioes!! Some genuine good bargain In Hno shoeson be had by calling at Yorau's shoe store during their cliarauce sale. KuiIKiK NiCKiiii). At the Mulkey lord at tlie south end of Clear lake Is a mat Hiring iuKU water is danirer. oub. At tho present I ime water raises on a buggy so as to cover the entire ei. rarttes crosslug there report the water not so high as It has been and the current not so swift, tut still It a dangerous ford. J. W. KAYS FURNITURE fill tSMUtKS and FUNERAL niRFRTnES our nest J Wobavo lccil(Mi to clisc'iiiitii,,,,, lrrifl vtm till t Oi,l ... jmpui ui;oimivin, ami on aCCOllr of paper in Eugene at Startling Prices. If you call early you will find a fine lino of designs to select from. The opportu nity of the season for handsome decora tivo work at a small expense. DR1FFIH HARDWARE t Clearance Sale of Wall Pajwr. 10 per cent off rm all figured paer till Jan uary 1st. PRESTON & HALES listed 9mm RUNNINGS A BIG BILL For doctor's fees Wouldn't 1 necetwary, when you are at tacked with colds at ilm tn Bon of the year, if yuu wtuU keep a hottle of our pure and liiph Krmle 'yni SoUt Whiskey in your Iiohr?, and then take it iu the form of toddy, or aa your tasU dic tates, nt bedtime or nay other old time. There in untiring like it for colds, I,a (irijipeio kindred ailments W. a HeDshE HOME COOKING when done by a rirst class conk, should be the acme of everything lliat is delic ious and toothsome, aud lo attain this consummation devoutly to be wi-hert" your Bpio.8 uud flavorings, hahinir powders and condiments, oils and sa'ad dressings Bhould be absolutely pure, and of tho highest strength and genuine flavor. You can get this only from a reliable store, that keeps noth ing hilt the best, as you can always hnd at GRAY &SON POUND CATALOGUE FRj THIS BIG CATALOGUE - wfJ&i Viianiuun't WlS THt LOWEST WHOUSALC CHICAS j il.i, CluthlBf, Ctolfcs, DrMiM, Boat ami Shoe-, Halrtr. tfm mmwirr, 8ltn, Atritultdril loiplf raf nls nmllM. Bul BMflM, Sfwlas; larhlbtfi, frvrktr;, Orr, 11 mm. tkil xsi.siDf itoniii, udd, frtoMm, runinjr: mil ttoodi ever art tiling y , BicttM. n4 t.tt. Tolla imt ul..t , ..., r.. I-..-1... r at hPI everj-thlnrf h buys and wilf nrovent hf ni frim ow"-' ....... nnr,ir hftvmrjct prwaor nail in hn on anvMiinff to vour to. ' OUR FREE OFFER. au'.JJ.S! ' help iay Hk cents poBtairo, ami Ih We Honk IIM bt nal you ecntl, us n key tn tho lowcut wholesale prices of tWi IV II r Till.' ihil a -u in.ii r TTTIH PATW Ji is a monument oi uuainuas inItnuatioa."-Ulii1'l 'A wonderfnl pl of work."-W5Mnrton Natlonil TheClahKuoi!.wonaer.--Mii1rh.suTN ''Senni. KochnrkCo. In ono of tli JartCMtbouiH "iKcanaiojnie lornig ono or tnc nneeiBm-cc-B- SEARS, ROEBUCK A. CO. Uno.), CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, b Atlanta Count Hut I ti. uaj & Henderson, Undeitakers mi tmuaimcrs. uor. Wll. and 111 StS. "The Mill Cannot Grind ' with Water That's Pixf " A fagged out, tearful little woman said this in telling her cares and "weaknesses. Her J"wri'j. Th. I:u tma ZKVr?. "! of the Fii. Told Her Friend-" hL.' Wei'kly Guard Circulation. Al ... . ! . . . . ,ue "'"lory of the "uaki) nas It shown such - ,IU nm increase of the sub ' '.;: 88 M present. While "P ,0(1y for eorrecttons our ni Pi..,. n. ... . mane a couut of s-si ""l"1""8 ddl since Xov. ,,lUme hem,, sehcled beciu a new memorandum book of "start' 17 " "f we"k1 ""eriptione ""vnumtuceu m mat time Uew limi. .. . .. .. J rL' fH l pn fnl in II'.... """"I'liou st. and l i name, were discontinued, a net pain "f 63 subscriptions. Apart from the tiiau we fin tint un bl ," "enrTB any kLv paper publidliert In n,o I h... ... k. -,.. "'""""n sulwcrlptlon bu.l. in uiicnnnoction w.n,oa, , ioV.'.i n," !'!,'"-tlV n1" .sic UHIK or PVn Ml ...i ordei.d. "u Hii ira .r,at Knn t'hsniberl in'. oiikIi Kt uieily. SIa:aEe, Msrtin, of the I'ierson drug tore.li.fnrmsus thai , ,,;r re.i , n ChamlHnH.n's iUllil Remeily. He sells flP Ixitlles nf tnat iu'lnetoo.,e.,fv,,tlrK .!, l , ... p.. -'T- inrfi' -l;ec,,sl, h-a, up ?hAV;;V, ,Va;;rt' lung, d give rellel ,;,i , ., h'Tt tMll.-. The ml... I- rj prompt action. wi' , Wl " "" FORI Tor Infants nr.,i Cliildie: The Kind You Hs.j Aiwjjs; Bears the Signature of .V k Tax" tayX3 ar SI.98JJiJI I.IKtll llll li'UlM' v ; rim: ktt. ri H IKhh I plut.-s. t;ipc ii SEARS, ROEBUCK A CO. (tWan, KMtsnrL M la. tr tKo""" In HAIR SWITCHJ5J iwr fcilr ai'frwi 65C " S'.'A'ai awftrhn that riait i OUR OFFER: t,''.",.'- aUftl) leu! t!., HKIll"1 ot;ti. n.-r t'.-a r ' Mir apsMI rk aje-'-J ' M i.iy Ii.sjI.iji. ai;.!""11" asaleli joar Hair nrt. a" . ; mall.ipa.l.ar, 1 tf r ntlnilm, return 1 1 au "" rrfutut Ti"ir n , r SUI Off" Vrtf "TT' Mn. I.'iiir. lornt dfiS Ajc BUJ.Y. Calumet, for sale by W. SERS.ROE8UCStrj IfXwi. Al I', DeLano.