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Daily Eugene Guard TUESDAY FEB 13 All Popular Brands of CIGARS JJfok sale at Julius Goldsmith's GUARD Telephone, N) Main 191. New Ads Today. Grey A Son. Hampton Bros. S H Friendly. UKr.VlTlKS Dr Lowe, optician, with J 8 Luckey. For Valentines go to the University Book Store. All air tight stoves at coat. F. L. Chamber!). Barker bloyoles are better than Ku Kluoks. Ii. O. Skeels, the grooerytiian, It re- furnishing bis store. An elegant line of cigars and tobao ooea Just reoelved at the Burber Bhop otgar store. One-hair ton garden seed In bulk Just reoelved at F. L. Chambers.1 If you get there before I do, Just tell them I'm oomlng to theCbarlty Ball Feb. 10. M O Warner tunes pianoe and organs, .Repairing and polishing, Bloyole repairing. All work guar anteed. 0. C. Matlock. Wall paper at cost, and less. F L Chambers. Jiarker bleyolea are better than Ku Kluoks. (6.00 docks at $2.60 at Watts'. W. E. Brown Is orlppled up with rheumatism setting In one ol the wounds of a leg. D. M. MaCrady, artlstlo painter and paper-hanger. Inquire or leave orders at I'reston & Hales. The Jackson oounty prohibitionists have already nominated a full tloket to be voted for In June. Bloyole tires $4.00 a pair. C O Matmok All kinds of garden and llower seeds for sale at I. 15. Btevens market. Eighth and Pearl streets. Fresh Garden Seeds Just In. F. Ii. Chambers. Buy good guns cheap at Barker Gun Works. Faith, Hope and Charity. The greatest of these Is 'I ho Charity Ball Feb. 18 Pruning shears and tools and spray' Ing material, mixed. F. L. Chambers, One good spraying now will do your trees more good than three times du Ing the summer. F L Chambers sells spray pumps and rpray compound Second hand bloyoles at $0, (7, (10, (16. Barker Gun Works, oheapest House in town. Twelve Ramblers sold the past month. This shows that the Hauibler gives good satisfaction. O. C. Mattxck Wednesday A. U.Jennings will ship 170 head of sheep from Junotlon to the Uulon Meat Co, Portland. Tbey bring 8 cents per pound and over (6 per ueau. The preelduatof theltohekah Aasem bly will meet with the Eugene Ittbekab Lodge, No. 66, In special session, Wednesday evening, February 14, All Rebekaht are urged to be preseut. ue will's witou naiei Halve Is un equaled for plies, Inluriea and skin diseases. It Is the original Wltoh Basel Salve. Beware of all oountor- felts, vlnoent A Co, Corner-Drug etore. Mrs J K Miller, Newton Hamilton Pa, writes, "I think DeWltt's Wltoh llanel Salve the grandest salve made." It curea piles and heals everything, .All fraudulent imitations are worth' lees. Vincent A Co, Corner Drug Biore. "1 had dyspepsia for years. No medlolne was so efleotlve as Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. It gave Immediate relief. Two bottles produoed marvel' ous results," writes L II Warren Albany, W.'a. It digests what you eat and cannot fall to cure, Vlnoent & Co, Corner Drug Store, "After doctors failed to cure me of pneumonia I used One Minute Cough Cure, and three bottles of It cured me. It Is also the best remedy on earth tor whooping rough. It oured my grand children of the worst casus," writes Jno Berry, Logan ton, Pa. It Is the only harmless remedy that gives immediate results. Cures coughs, colds, croup and threat and lung irouuios. prevent oousumptlou. Children always Ilka It. Mothers endorse It. Vlnoent A Co, Corner Drug Store. All the late pmoeamw, such as Carbon, Platlnotype, lias Kellef, and Itoyal Bromide we are able to furnish our patrons. Celeron Panels and oval enclosures In many tint are the newest tbln In innuuta. Prune your trees. Spray your trees. Harvest clean fruit. W L DeLano is kept at home with lagrlppe. We want to trade for 20,000 shingles. Barker Gun Works. A lot of leeond-hand bicycles from $.') op at F L Chambers. Best bloyole sold for least money at Barker Gun Works. Assist organized charity by attend ing the charity ball February 16, given by the Belief Coins. Experience Is the best teacher. Use Acker's English Remedy In any case of coughB, colds or croup. Should It fail to give Immediate relief money re funded. 26 ots and 60 ots. For safe by W L DeLano. We have over 860 Rambler and Ideal riders. Buy a Rambler or Ideal and yon will never have to walk. Tbey are all fitted with the great G fc J tire. O. C. Matlock. Large numbers of people were on Skinner's yesterday, viewing the beautiful panorama of fertile valley and wooded hills from the point of vantage. It Is no wonder the visiting editors of last year were so well pleased with Eugene. W S Pbllpot, Albany, Ga.says, "De Witt's Little Early Risers did me more good than any pills I ever took." The famous little pills for constipation, biliousness and liver and bowel troubles, Vincent & Co, Corner Drug Store. See the new striking bags and wblthy exercisers at Barker Gun Works. Geo Barbe, Mendola, Va Bays, "Nothing did me so muob good as Kodol DyspepBla Cure. One dose re lieved me, a few bottles cured me." It digest what you eat and always cures dyspepsia. Vlnoent A Co, Corner Drugstore. John Dirr, Poseyvllle, Ind, says, "I never used anything as good as One Minute Cough Cure. We are never without It." Quickly breaks up coughs and colds. Cures all throat and lung troubles. Its use will prevent consumption. Pleasant to take. Vin cent A Co, Corner Drug Store. Spray pumps, big and little. F. L. Chambers. ' University Notes. The Oregon Wookljr. The committee on ball and furnish ings of the corporation of the Laurean and Eutaxlan Societies have reported that preliminary arrangements have mads with Professor Glen for the stag lug of a play to be given at Viliard hall In the not distant future. Dr. Schmidt, our professor of modern languages, Is,' preparing for a trip to Europe this oomlng summer. It Is his Intention to leave as soon as his second semester's work Is finished and go direct to Parle, where he will attend the world's fair. From here be will proceed to Madrid, where be goes to procure material for a Spanish text nook whlob be Is preparing for publl, cation. He contemplates then a trip through Italy, Switzerland and to Germany, where he rill visit bis home and spend most of bis time at Lolpzig, While in Germany Dr. Schmidt ex pect to visit Ober-Ammergau to see the Passion Play, whioh Is given there every ten years. The professor's Ger man students are looking forward to some Interesting articles descriptive of mis trip upon bis return next fall. bled Hear Crow. Mrs. Robert Logan died at her home uear Crow February 0. She was only slok a few minutes, and her death was a shook to the entire neighborhood, She was highly respected and those who knew her best loved her most. At the time of her death she was aged 64 year, 4 months and 38 days. She was laid to rest In the Gates oemeterv. funeral services were conducted by rumer Jordan. She leaves an aged husband and six children, as follow: Mrs Battle Wyatt and Willis Logan. oi eastern Oregon; Riley Logan, of Benton oounty, Oregon, Mrs Joe Gates, Mrs Frank Cranshaw, and L Louan of this oounty. A Fhiknd, Paralytic Stkokk. Mrs. Naucy Btowell, of this olty, sufiered a paralytlo stroke this morning at the Cottage Grove Southern Paolllo depot as she was boarding the train en route home. She was promptly attended to by the train men and passengers, and was niucn belter when the train reached Eugeue. The stroke Is, ho ever, quite serious, and It Is not yet ueioruiiuea now oaoty she Is amloled. Social, There will be a Valentine's Eve social this evening at the Episco pal prian bouse. PRICES. lbs rolled oats 5 ots Flaked hominy per lb 6 ots can good salmon S eta lbs beet aavon soap ., 26 ots SO lb good rice (l.oo Lard per lb in bulk loot ll good peaches , B6 ct lbs good tomatoes , 5 ots NEW HATS. NEW SHOES. AX BILLY. I CITY COUNCIL Bicycles to Be Taxed Proposed Dog Law. PROTEST. Council met In regular session last evening?. Present, Mayor Harris and Councllmen Luckey, Ostium, Abrams and White. Minutes of January 8 and 26 read and approved. Finance committee reported favor ably on a number of bills and tbey were ordered paid. Councilman Lucky read monthly redort of street committee. It showed 2,610 feet of new lumber used during month. Street committee recommended the grading and graveling of Jefierson street from Eighth street north to the railroad. City attorney reported the collection of delinquent sewer assessments as progressing satisfactorily. Protest of property owners abutting against grading and graveling Jefier son street from Eighth street to B. R. for the reason: "That the graveling ol said street would cause a heavy ex pense to the said properly owners, and a number of the said property owners are not In a flnanolal position to pay any of the said expenses, and the same would place their property and bouses In Jeopardy." This was signed by F. O. Emerson, E. D. MoKenny, D. M. Drake, J. F. Starr, J. L. Gardner, J. M. Roberts, Mrs. L. T. Burr, Mrs. L. Dless, Rev. K, Koeroer, Miss Mangle White, Mrs. Bessie Rankin, J. U. Honlg, Geo. L. Dless, Susan Lowell, B. J. Deadmond and J. B. Chambers. Read and laid on table. . D. R. Lakln presented a petition for a sidewalk en the Bouth side of Eighth street from High sereet east to the west line of tbo foundry, said walk being along the property of R. Mount. Re ferred to street committee. DOO PETITION. A petition was presented by J. H. Goodman and 117 others, making It unlawful for any person residing within the HmitB of tbeolty of Eugene to keep or harbor any dog within said olty, unless said dog be kept at all times upon the premises of the owner thereof. Referred to judlolary com mittee. Councilman Ostium from finance committee reported that they had re duced D. Cherry's sewer assessment (40.40, on account of mistake, and the balance was paid. Committee on naming street and buildings asked for lurther time; granted. Ordinanoe regulating show licenses read third time and passed under Bus pension of rules unanimously. It pro vides when the fee of admission Is under 60 oonts the license shall be (3 for first exhibition and (1.60 tor eaob other; when the fee Is 60 oents or over, the 11 rat exhibition shall be (6, and eaoh other (2.60. Bills read and referred to finance committee. City Attorney Stevens, on motion of Councilman Oaburn, directed to draft an ordinance taxing bleyolea. A tie vote resulted. Osburn and AbrauiB vote aye and Luokey and White uay. The n ayor voted aye, oarrylng the motion. Judge Potter read report of Drs. W, L. Cheshire and D. A. Paine, tocouuly court, on smallpox. On motion or Councilman Osburn, the Mayor aud health committee were directed to confer with the Bchool board In regard to preventing the spread of the disease. Warrant for $2 In favor of Dr. A. I Nloklln for professional visit to Lee Hoaeltnn, a smallpox patient. A. E. Wheeler otlered bis safe for sale to the olty. Counollmau Luokey moved to refer to tluauce oommlttee. UK. WELCH'S OPlMO.V Disease Prevalent In Bsny State, but iot Viiulent. In a dozen or iuore slates a disease has for many mouths been epidemic, called by some smallpox, and by many chicken-pox. Cases have appeared iu almost every town on the coast. on siderable Interest will be niaufested, no doubt, In tbs statement of Dr. Welch, of Philadelphia, who treats the subject thus; He takes the ground that tbe present disease now going tbe rounds of many of the Northern states baa its source in the very mild epidemic of smallpox that prevailed In the South two or three years ago. It was there very frequently diaguosed as cbicken-pox, in fact, the profession was snout equally divided on the point. But the disease was ever of a mild type and rarely resulted fatally. Not infre quently patients kept about tbeir tasks and youtbs at tbe quarantine hospitals often would while away tbe time by playing ball. The disease followed much the same course In tbe Northern states, physi cians often falling into the error or diagnosing It as cbicken-pox, and con sidering the unprecented mildness of tbe disease, Dr. Welch says be is not at all surprised at tbe disagreements in diagnosis. After a study of 20 vears in hospital work covering 6,600 cases, be says be has never seen cases of unl formy so mild a type, nor can he find a similar epidemic in this or any other country. Previous to November 1 of last year he bad 128 cases, without a single death. In the smallpox epldemlo of 1894, in Philadelphia, tbe mortality was .18 in the unvaoclnated and there was an average of 68 per cent in all other epidemics In tbe oity back to 1870. Tbe average death rate during the eighteenth century was about 40 per cent, Tbe mortality from the present epidemic he declares Is practically nil. Why the disease should preseut itself In suoh an unprecedented mild form Is a question that he will not undertake to answer, but there can be no doubt of Its being genuine smallpox, Dr. Welch avers. Dr. Welch Is accounted most emi nent among the medical profession and his views carry great weight. Piotures of Electricity. The photography of lightning is science's latest achievement. These are callid "eleotrographs," and are considered of great value In the future knowledge of electricity. It Is well knowo that a peraon struck by light ning bears an Impression resembling a tree. The eleotrogrnph has proved that this is because lightning itself has a tree-like shape whioh always leaves a vivid Impression wherever ii strikes. in tnts respeot it is similar to the famous medicine, Hostetter's Stomaou Bitters, whlob also leaves Its impression that of health unon every one who uses it. This great -iwuiiiu is lur me Btomacn Ills, such SB dyspepsia, constipation, biliousness, uiainiiu, aiuuHjr irouDie, ana all aliments which arise from impaired oigestion. it will not ollend the weakest stomaou. St. Valmtlue's Day. The Portland Telegram oalls atten tion to the gradual change that has taken place for the past few years In the manner of St, Valentine's day remeniurances. it says: "Wednesday is St. VhIboiilo'. Many stores have windows full ol cards aurt monstrosities whioh are politely called oomics." The pruotloe of send ing valentines Is rapidly ceasing, at enoi. .u mi i.b seuuiug earns Is con cerned. BoxeB of candy are considered more appropriate, aud the donor usually places lits name on tbe package In order that the recipient will not give tbe oredlt to some one else, no much trouble has been nmmeil h , nu-caueu dohhhs mat ttieyaregraduallv SOCIAL. LADIES' MUSICAL CI.UB. The Ladies' Musical Club held Us regular meeting last night iu Frank's hall, and ibe regularattendunce aiiesis to the excellence of the numbers. This is one of the most representative clubs of capable muslciaus In the Willamette valley, and Hb Influence is widely reii. Following is tbe program oflast nlgbl : Variation. for Iwo plauoi, . . .Beethoven BtBaens Mrs F h Washburn. Mlu Maud Densmore Impatience Schubeit Two Grenadiers Bchumann Irving II Glen Piano Boll; a, Scarf Dance Chamlnade b. Moment Walts Qodard Miss Lulo Renshaw Vocal Trio, a, TheWanderer,flGreeting-.....Abt b, Vorgot ile Not : Botou Mlu McA'lster, Mlu Craw, Mis Yoran Overture to Semlramlde, 4 hands Rossini Miss Hovcy and Miss Hall SOOIETAS Q01KINAL1S. The Socletas Quirlnalis of tbe U. O. will meet at tbe home of the Praeaes. Professor Straub, tonight at 7 o'clock. Tbe following papers will be read: "So crates," by Miss Marsh; "Martial," by Miss Bannard; "Herodotus," by Mr. Hemenway; "Theocritus," by Mr. Whittlesey. After the reading of each paper there will be ageneral discussion of the subject. CHARITY BALL, Invitations are being issued for the Charity Ball to be given at Armory hall Friday evening, February 16, under auspices of tbe Woman's Relief Corps. Price of tickets, $1. This organization is one of the most important factors in Eugene in attending to worthy charity, aud by Its admirable work commands the respeot and confidence of tbe busl nes community, This ball is for tbe purpose of raising funds to ooutlnue this noble work, and everyone should purchase tickets. The Oregon Weekly. Telephone No 16 for stove blaokeued or set up. repaired, Clew Spring Goods Students of tbe U O have started a new paper called The Oregon Weekly, devoted to the Interests of the school. It will In no way conflict with tbe IT O Montbly, which is a purely literary publication. The Weekly will give thuae matters of importance occurring around the school, aud will be in every sense a newspaper. Tbe students hav ing active control of the new paper are: Editor-in-chief, C. N. McArthur, '01; Associate Editors E.N. Blytbe, '03: Grace I. Wold, '01. Managing Editor L, E. Hooker, '03. Associate Manag ing Editors, C. E. Sanders, '02; Susie Bannard, 01. Special reporters; Leila Straub, '01; W. L. Whittlesey, '01; dole E. Stanton,. '01; John J. Handsaker, '01; M. M. Scarbrough, '03. Executive Committee, M. L. Applegate, '00; Sybil E. Kuykendall, '03, and Clarence M. Bishop, '02. In his Balutatory Editor McArthur says: The University of Oregon moving; it is moving in the right dl rectiou. Under the new regime the in stltutlon has taken a new lease of life aud Ita students, faculty, alumni and friends are now striving to make Ore' gon's State University what it should ue. ine Oregon Weekly la one of tbe new student enterprises that has come to stay, and we sincerely hope that it will do its part toward the advance' ment ot the University's Interests, Ihrough these columns we shall en deavor to keep the students informed aa to what 1b happening around them and to point out every po88ible avenue oi advancement. We hope to bring the alumni and former students Into close touch with all oollege afialrs and u imorm me rrlends and patrons of me university concerning Its working aim me inuuences that are surrounding men sous ana aauguters who are in attendance here. Who is a Citizen. ARRIVING nA.I.Y, Dress Gods, Is Trkiiigs, mi, km fT)d maijy otyer goods too ijumerous to neptiog. S. H. FRIENDLY. Euqknis, Feb.. 13. 1900. To the Editor: In your issue of yesterday you say, In eflect, that two young women were being mentioned in connection with the republican uuuiiuuuon ior superintendent nf sciioois for Lane oounty, but owing to n reueui aecisiou ortue Oregon supreme court (State ex, rel. vs. 8tevenB) a wo man caunot bold an .office " the court holding that a woman I. n. a uiuzen. It is true that the court did hold uuuei .ru o sec. a and Art. 2 sec 2 of me constitution or Oregon that women are ineligible to the ollioe of euperln. tendent of schools, for the reason that that office at the time of the adoption of the constitution was a constitutional oftloe and that under article 2 section 2 supra, only male oltlzens are eligible to county offices. To have held that a woman was not a citizen would have been utterly a0 surd and made the court ridiculous in the eyes of the whole world. Nooourt In this country ever pronounced any "ucli Judgment, no text wrlt.r .... . --.c proposuion so contrary to ..i vM icniU, A citizen 1b defined tive-hnrn n ... ,, .' """"wo person either sex. who in h.i.j . .. .-.,, .. "to 10 mil ,., wu iu me exerc an of tl,...i,... . "Yemeni '""""i private rights " 8 A and Eng Enoy of Law, 242 "eepectrully, E. H. SKirwoRTH. Wall Paper... bnestlJ We have decided to discontinno mDer department, and m. '"C lm'ncr an will rifTur cnrvir, r.e .1 rt ui""b " " "i ui ine n -i -. ; 1 . . . oi papor iu iuuno at, Startling Prices. If you call early you will find a fine line of designs to select from. The opportu nity of the season for handsome decora tive work at a small expense. GRimil HARDWARE CI RUNNING UP A BIG BILL For doctor's fees wouldn't be nscwary, when you m at. tacked with colds at this . son of the year, if yuu weuU keep a bottle of our pure and W. grade Cyrm Kobl. Whiskey in yur house, md then take..it mltlie form of toddy, or nn your taste die tates, at bedtime or any othn old time. There is like it for colds, L Grippeor kindred ailmentB. WfltKensbi Bargains! Bargains! Bargains! Scrub Brushes, Shoe Brushes, Clothes Brushes. Any kind of Bruit.. AT HALF PRICE, Bargains in glassware to make room for oa new stock Strike while the iron is hot. We have made adeeri out in everything in the grocery line. If you don't believe it onme and see. We will sell you a new galvanized fanoet 6 gallon can full of oil for $1 60 or tbe can without the oil for50 oents. If yonatudj economy may learn a lesson of us. GRAY fe SOW, A SPANKING TEAM of high stepping roadBters wonld prob ably look like ordinary horses if not dressed n a manner to Buit their style. Don't ei peot your horses to louk prond and fiery if they are ashamed of their dress. Fit them out in one of our stunning buggy harness and they will repay you in pride and aotion. PRESTON & HALES. Manufacturers of Harness and Saddles. Dealers In Paints, Oils and Wall Paper. mm "any na of Sotlce. The Ladles Aldnfih.i.i r,L. . church will ,v . ;; : "nrl"n inn h.r -.,""." '""even- Feb 21st tk " ' birthday, Piano I kxso s v -n . Hotel Arrivals. HOFFMAN HOUSE Q T Lane, Leaburg 8 E Landes, Cottage Grove W I Coleman, Coyote J 8 Fergueson, Junotlon J A Longbottom, Albany N A Melson, Portland W E Frazier, Portland H U Mayer, Chicago KK Kubli, Jacksonville G B Hicks, Seattle Chas 8 Dixon, 8 F J L Pendleton, Cal HOTEL MJGENE. N E Barr, K Y J T Ellison Q W Hubbard, Saginaw G R Miller, Springfield J F Bushnell, Pleasant Hill E U Clemeut, Spokane W A Teutseh, Portland J 8 Stephens, Tillamook J F Wyman, 8 F J F Graham, Placer John McKeown, N Y Miss Maud Hanot, Gold Hill J FDay, Newberg Thos E B Johnson, Oakland F A Buul W M Henkrloks, Tacoma U G Bavage, Portland T ,-r, Tn. . . . uuu ruvB. mis morn no a fnr o. e.gni men left Coburg for the Upper -wua, wnere tniV w 11 nt-rl: ! .u cwm-ivelly Lumber Co. They will flret 8tart lha leader urlve, which contains ahont snnnoo fW. nf 1 , . . I . iuks wnicn are niwriari i -...iBBiiipnients. This will be fo second drive containing 000,000 feet. When th a a., " .-wnpieieu a third drive will com menoe containing 4.000.000 fp-t tk "'"V"y oas a large force of lueu at their Coburg mm Bnd tbe ""uuownas an nHo . Inn D ,, . " "fpenmuoe, "c"y, ine genial manseer Mbeyhave onler. ahead to keep mon.i sieauy for several Tn Tl.,.. . wL.. HCHONKR.-Florence A W p 'i I man lnf0" that A. W. Beadle.of San Francisco will be 1L 7. . weeR or two ff the pnr- bnTTri. . " . """Bements about .tructionofmo;,,;;-;;;; K??' '"dustryon this river, as there 'an abundano nf .i.. o .. the world for th.T mber ln obtained here. ;nd7" OM eM,,y hsteadyempioymentfrt h? to carry hmh seis "5 bicycles, all l arr, n the w. . now on bers. "-"'wwem. FLCham-, HOTEL EUGEflE Holl tnbeck Bros. & Brisk, Rates $1.00 and $2.00 per diy. Adequate accommodations for commit lueu. neaaquarters lor miners. EUGENE, OREGON. The Hoffman W O 2EIGLER, PR0PWIT SUNDAY DINNERS 60s EUGENE, OREGON, J. W. kays mmm a EM3ALKER8 and fUNFMl Cay & Henderson. Undertaken Embalmers. Cor. Wit. and 7th sti Hood's Do not gripe nor Irritate the silo tary canal. They act gentllr" promptly, cleanse cHectually m Give Gam fori Sold by all druggists. 25 cec" Beware of Ointments for CatarrlTW Contain Jtercurr As meroury will surely destroy f sense of smell and completely de? the whole system when enterlDf' tbrouirh tha miionno surfaces. CW articles should never be used eictp1 prescription from rentuable phFlci as the damage they will do ! W""J to tbe good yon can possibly n from them. Hall's Catarrh WJ Toledo, O, contains no mercury, wj" taken Internally, acting directly np the blood aud mucous surfaces of system. In buying Hall's W"Z Cure be sure you get the genuine, ' Is taken Internally, and msdsj" Tnlerin. rihin k V l rheney1 lestimohlals free. Ho d hvHrnCTll nrlw 75C tier w- Hulle Family Pills are the W- Hoiribly Mutilate At Hratiini. .inn, Kiirhtb etrert, ' store, doors west of P. O. The lace thfl tyrant Well larulp ripflratioe r, ...... . v now going on. The prices M been mutilated. This is done to q"1" make room fur our spring ood grains, In combinations, 23 cen 8niNor.Es.-W. B. Andrei" received another carload ol Washington shingles, b' M for sale. Still a fewrooruB o?4UO 10c F L Chambers. - ifisai.guta
