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VOL. 18.
EUGENE, OREGON, DECEMBER 21, 1900
FRIDAY EVEINING
NO 199.
DAILY EUGENE GUARD.
' , I
rniUAT LVtNING
COMPLETE LINE OF
GOODS...
ALL THE
NEW
THINGS.
GAZE ON
OUR
WINDOWS.
"Lest We Forget"
Your attention is again
called to the fact that
Yerington's PhenoQuinine
It a specific for Colli in tb- Head. T.n Grippe, Hernia, -lie. nd
nil other Bimilar couinliiiotn. SATISFACTION Uit MONEY BACK.
Prepared and auhl ouly al
Yerington's 9th Street Drag Store,
EUGENE, OREGON.
! & IHO nmnlpQ j
Bought IUUU yalliJlUO Price j
It's
An
111 .
Wind
That
Profits
No
One
The following samplos
will be sold for 50 per cent
Discount from regular prices.
We
The
Truth
Of
This
Adage
Daily
MENS' UNDERSHIRTS
MENS' SOX, MENS' SILK
HANDKERCHIEFS AND
MUFFLERS, MENS'
OVERSHIRTS IN WOOL
AND COTTON, SWEATERS,
UMBRELLAS, LADIES'
VESTS, GLOVES, HOSE,
HANDKERCHIEFS, ETC.
67
TEN
PER CENT
DISCOUNT
on the following:
Please remember
that you are invited
to examine our
Clothing, Over
coats, .Mackin
toshes, Capes
and Jackets,
Men's Rubber
P.oots, Woolen
lilankets,. Oil
(foods on which
we are giving
10 per cent discount.
I Frank I Son.
BIG ROYALTY VERDICT.
SI2.OOQ.000
Bell Telephone
From Western Doion Telegraph Co.
GERMANY WONT ARBITRATE.
Speo.al to the Ouahd.
Darmstadt, Germany, Dec 21. The resolutions author
lzmg the initiation ot arbitration proposals between Great
iii nam ami the Jrnnsvaal Republic were defeated on a tie
vole by the vote of the president of the house of represen
tatives oumg cast in the negative.
BOXED THE BOXERS.
Hp? c al lo the tiutril.
Berlin, Due 21. Count Von Waldersee, German com
mander in China, reports that his troops met and defeated
a large lorce ot Uoxers at Yung; Ling.
BIG DAMAGE VERDICT.
Special to the Guard
Boston, Dec 21. The suit of the Bell Telophone Com
pany against the Western Uunion Telegraph Company for
royalty for infringements of the Bell Telephone plant, was
decided today.
The Bell company was awarded $12,000,000 damages
and royalty. The case enlisted the best legal talent of the
country and was closely contested on every point.
HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC CLUB.
Met for Organization This
noon.
After-
This afternoon at 1 o'clock the youug
rueu nf the Eugene High School met
for the o paoi'.Ht Inn of an athletic club.
A bi'tud of iduiib geri consisting of Fay
Howe, Than Auntin and Webster Kin.
caid, w;in elected and invested witb
power to elect a president, secretary
and treasurer from their number. The
board will also have entire control of
the club affairs. Their next step will
be to secure a suitable building for
their gymnasium and the proceeds ot
the entertainment to be given at the
High School building tonight will go
toward purchasing necessary appa
ratus, elo, witb which to fit up the
gymnasium.
Poultry Shipments. A large
amount nf poultry is now being
shipped from Eugene to Han Francisco,
Portland and Seattle. E J MoOlana
ban already this week has shipped
over 150 geese to San Francisco and
600 or 700 turkeys to Seattle. This Is
only a snail fraotlon of the total
amount shipped from here however.
Eugene bsB a number of other poultry
dealers who have sent away large
numbers of the feathered tribe to the
city markets.
Useful and
Acceptable
Christinas
FOOTBALL TOMORROW.
Co. C's Team Goes to Cottage
Grove. The Line-Up.
On tomorrow afte, noon's 2:0(1 train
the football team of Co (', of this oily.
will go to Cottage Grove to do battle
on the gridiron with the Bohemians
of Cotraue Grove. Manager Ford
stated to a Guakd reporter today that
be expected a hard gamo and If bis
men win they will have lo play fast
ball. They are In good condition
however, and no doubt will make a
splendid showing. The Cottage
Grove men average several pounds
more to the man than the Eugene
team.
The line-up of the two teams Is as
follows:
co. c.
Dillard W
Smith
Martin
Luckey
WeBtbrook
Gray
Jennings
Gilbert
Dillard
Ford B (oap)
Butcher
o
rg
U
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1 1
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1 e
q
lb
I b
f
BOHEMIA.
Delaasus
Harme
Martin
Wallace
McKlhboL
Berry
Dunn
Grlflin
Medley (oap)
Pott
Piper
Ogleaby,
Hubs for Co 0 Crabtree,
Wlthrow.
Bubs for Bohemia Rouse, Blair,
Gifts
Lareo stock to choose from
Something the worth of your
money, ace them at
YORAH'S SHOE STORE
Prices Talk
It la saying easily demonstrated by
examining the display of holiday goods
at Yerington's Ninth Street Drug
Store.
An elegant assortment of Toilet Seta,
Dressing Cases, Manicure Seta, Smok
ing Seta, Brush and Comb Cases, CuO
and Collar Boxes, Purses, Mirrors,
Perfumes and Atomizers and a large
variety of other holiday goods which
are being offered at price that talk
These goods must be sold, therefore 1
have made prices on them that do
not admit of argument. Come and
see.
Rainfall. The Jooal government
weather official, 'Herbert Eastland, In
forma the Guard that daring the
rainstorm Wednesday night and yes
terday an Inoh and a half of rain fel
Id Eugene.
For Hint. Furnished or uufur
nished rooms for rent. Apply to Mrs
Kalslnn, Oak street between Sixth and
Seventh.
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Appropriate Christmas Exercises
This Afternoon.
Oil wllie VACATION.
Today being the last school dsy be
fore Christmas, exercise appropriate
to the occasion were held by the public
schools this afternoon. A Guard re
porter visited both the Central ami
Geary sohools and was shown through
the various departments by the teach
ers In charge. Nearly all the rooms
weie elaborately decorated with ever
gien, etc. and very artistic
work by Die piinlls a exhibited on
the blackboards.
The program oonsleled tl inusio,
reoluUoiis, dialoituea and tableaux
They were highly interesting aud
showed much work on the part of
teaohera and pupils alike lu preparing
them Quite a uumber of visitor at
tend, d the exercise at i oth sohools.
No special exerclFes were held at the
High School this afternoon, but the
young people are making great prep
arations for ihelralhletio benefit which
will be held at the High School build
ing this evening. A good program
baa been prepared and tbey an de
serving of liberal patronage.
From now till January 2 the regular
Christmas vacation occurs. The pupils
will take a needed rest and wben
studies are resumed tney will be In
condi'lnn to do harder and tetter work.
The children are all happy over the
anticipation o' the holiday and the
festivities oonneoted ihere-wltb
and merry time are planned by
mcwi of them lo lie had ourlnj this
brief respite from their s'U'tlep.
Court House Items.
Chattel mortgage $60 00
H1CAL KOTATE T tANBFRRB.
Arthur L Preiser e ux to Mary M
Anderson lot. 8 blk H In University ad
to Eugene, $00.
James Hlggin et u to A C Wood
cock, lot 10 blk 2 i oll.je Mill Palk, $1.
W H Klrkratrlck to Edward P
Caldwell 1(10.28 aorea io tp 17 r2s,
$2000.
W E Brown et ux to the Eugene
Lumber Co, 160 aorea In tp ID r 1 w,
$400.
Mrs A O Archer to W J Rogers,
46 acre In Lane oounty, 11000.
City of Eugene to John F Gardner
land In Eugene, $61.6).
A J Blaok to Allot Herlngton 240
aorea la tp 20 r 4 w, $1000.
circuit xjurt.
Mary E Franklin vs Geo H Frank
lln for oustody of minor child, Leslie
Franklin; denied, and further ordered
that oblld be nut removed Irom Juris
dlotlon of this oourt during pendency
of till suit.
J C Goodale vs A Wheeler to set
aside deed. Oourt rule that last title
to property Is declared to be lu A
Wheeler's nam.
8 H Friendly vs Adam Schmltt et
al. Deoreed that counterclaim of A
A G Hovey, Emily Hovey and B J
Owen be disallowed; that plaintiff re
cover money lu the above Mill a In the
dioree heretofore rendered herein, and
that In this proceeding neither party
recover ooet.
mariiaor licinbi.
Charles O Pearson and Margaret
Whllsett, Ellsworth, witness.
Special
Suits and
Overcoats
Tako a look at our Clothing Window.
It will interest you; then come and
see tho BARGAINS we have to offer.
...BBEAKFAJ SK4WL SPECIALS...
$1.00 Shawls, 75c now.
.50 Shawls, 40c now.
SEE THEM IN WINDOW.
Yankee Hill's
Genuine Maple Syrup
In Bulk. Bring a buckot and got
what you want at $1.00 por gallon. , '
G(!t a few free tickets on tho Doll.
L. C SKEELS,
Agent for Chaso & Sanborn coffees.
Pianos For Christmas.
w,
Ksre receiving fine new
nos (Unci from the
factories at H.tom
New York and Philadelphia. We
are the ole representatives for
Oregon, and by th" method
can sell you a Hue piano cheaper
than anyone. ,
We have good pianos v.lih a
full metal plate and full ex 'eli
sion duet desk from $'J3O0 up
old on easy Installment, and
warranted by the oldest and
largest Muilc bouse on the coast.
NINTH STRUCT,
EUGENE, OREGON.
&JS 'ESS) SiiiVil :
Officers Elected.
HUSTLING) KNIOHTB.
Ata meeting of the Hustling KulghU
of Woodcraft, an auxllllary to the
Medern Woodmen, held last night an
election of officer resuting
follow: Venerable Hustler, Edwlo
Wright; Royal Advisor, R MoMurpby
Corn Hnapper, Dr M L York; Pen Push
er, O A Rowland; Worthy Cruiser,
Walter Roe; Chief Snorter, Ernest
Miller: iDslde Snoozer, Earl Mount
Outside Bnoonr, E L Irvln. After th
election the new officers were Installed
ky Deputy Grand Hustler David Link
INUINBCO, NO. 1.
Eugene Engine Co No 1, last even
Ing elected the following member to
the elty board of fire delegate: Ed
ward Cluer, M 8 Hubble and Geo
Muuro.
Wanted. To lrt.de, a small I i
proved ranch, three mile fiom run
road elation In Lent oounty, for p'c
erty In Eugene. JntUlre at Gut :'
nfllce for particular
Condition or ihi Rivkr. ii,
river at S o'clock th afternoon w
little over 14 feet above low i
mark. It Is rising -leadlly and ili
pehaps Ik a lew feel higher by umr -Ing.
JV A
BFFHAH.
BY THE BASKETFUL
the tliiKl package, or however
you may order your Christmas
rr.HiTieh, we are your willing
pf vitorw; thiil 1b to fny, the
mii l "Mi iturnhRM mIihII have
tq-inl HitBntloh with the lar
t'f-t, 'iiu ditty wi xpPOt to
h.r h liV.i!iKH nf Old Hanta
liiiis. Kh either grod Iti.en
J. U. GREEN & SON.
Telephone Main 26-1
THE BONBONIERE
9th Street Bakery and Confectionery.
All kinds of bakery goods. Fino pastry.
The choicest lino of confoctionory in the city.
Lunches to order. Wo carry a line of choice
cigars. Frosli oysters sorvou and sold by the
can. Remember tho place, 9th atroet next
door to the Opera House.
rati OEiivcRv.
H. W. DUNN & CO
REMINDERS FOR
Tie Holidays
)
Tho best lino of FURS that ever came to Eugone.
Prices lowor than any 0110. We are going to close
this line out. Ho sure and see thorn.
Embroiderod
Flannel,
in beautiful
pinkshado,
black, baby blue,
and cream,
now on dirph y.
GOLn BELTS
Ju.hi ( iiic and
( iold 1 1 i-niiiiiii;.
Collerolts
in all
grades.
A good
lino left
yet for
XMAS.
Come In nd see them.
Morris I Craw.
Kink Link or Pianos. It I as
serted that Frank Rtnkln ha ousiim:
up the finest line of pisDos, In tin
Walton block, ever brought to Huge- e
W C T U. IV g'ller meeting po
poned until Jan litb, 1801.
SEE (HM: NEW
Lino of rnje.t
Not Curtain.
8.
OUR NEW
fa bio Li n lion
01 and 72 in,
lino values.
I'.ED
SPREADS.
From 75 cts
to$l.'X).
All thoso goods make y,ood XMAS prosents.
FRANK DUNN.