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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard Publkhod every evening of the week, Ann cUyn excepted, AdilrtMH ail communication uu mko ail re uttutuoos. payable, to tb Kuokmk Guawj, Kutfeoe, Oregon. BU BSCKI PTION JRATES. DAILY. Delivered by carrier, per week... I 15 Delivered by carrier, per month 60 .By mail one year (in adyanoej 0 00 Hit months 8 00 One month.... 6) HiDh'le copies. 05 WIKKLT. One year (In advance) $2 00 Bis months 100 Advertising rates made known oa appHea- tiun. Kntered as seoond-clasa matter tt the Euutjne, Oregon, postotfiue. THE EASTERN OFFICES Of the paixjr'are at 230 to 2H4 Temple Court, New York City, and U 8 Express Bllg,,K7 Wash fngt m SL, Chicago, III, E KATZ Advertls lug Agency in charge. CAMPBELL BROS Published All Busln.as Letters to this offlo. fchould be'dlreoted to THE OUARD Inatead of.lth.r of tho proprietor, personally. CAMPBELL BROS CALclNPAK rnss- i or UHNoHTUejWeDlThiLJr-Rl ISAf iR & 3 &ZP A 2, 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 M M 13 14 15 1617 18 19. 20 1L 22 tyduAisz(i7mm SATURDAY - - DECEMBER 22 FOUND HER MAN. Biffina's wife was a tartar, and she had been giving it to him hot one day. She had called him a good -for- nothing, trifling, lazy, chicken-hearted, knooked-kneed snipe, and had snatohed the morn ing paper out of his hand, struck him twioe with the oarpet-ntretoher, and eoalded his pet dog. After Bupper Bhe Bent him into town for some hairpins, and Biffins got on the tramoar with hard feelings against the world in general, and the female sex in partioular. Soon a vinegary-looking woman got into the car, ; When paying her fare she ohoae to fanoy her Belt offended by something the con ductor said. I "Are there any gentlemen in this oar," the oalled out, "who will stand by and see a woman in sulted?" "Madame," said Biffins, rising eagerly, "I will." -Exchange. 0REG0N1AN MORALITY. Tha Oregonlan, Deo 20. "A demand for the extirpation of gamblin g and drinking is sense less and futile." Stamp oolleotors have a greai treat in store for them, for the post offioe department has deolded upon six special stamps for the benefit of the Pan-Amerioan exposition at Buffalo. The 1 oent stamp, of green oolor, will have a picture of a lake steamer to represent the great transportation industry of the inland seas, in which Buffalo is so muoh interested. The 2 oent Btamp, printed In red, will have a railway train; the 4 oent stamp, in red-brown, an automobile; the 5 oent stamp, in blue, a pioture of the new bridge at Niagara Falls; the 8 cent Btamp, in lilac, a pioture of the look at Sault Ste. Marie, and the 10 oent stamp, of light brown, an ocean Btearaor, The Amerioan Indian is a saint compared to the Turkish ABiatio Mohammedan. A New York Jour nal and Advertiser dispatch tells of men being oruoiflod on trees, chil dren murdered by mutilation be fore their parent's eyes, and women maltreated in presenoe of husbands, fathers and brothers, then oarried into the bondage of the harem. The "powers" in their oagornoss to obtain the China trade overlook unspeakable atrocities at their very door. Here is how the Salem Inde pendent puts It! "Vith the con vening of the next legislature will oome an innumerable crowd of male and female aspirants for olerk ehips. Some will have 'papa' pulls, others will have 'constituent' pulls; others will have no pulls at U, but- being attractive females, will depend upon their good looks to catch some 'cow county' repre sentative or senator's eye and thus get to be a committee uierk," Under the United Slates bank ruptcy law, which has now been in force about two years, 337 cases have oome before Alexander Sweek, referee in bankruptcy for' Mult nomah oountv, leeB than 1 per cent of whiob have been involuntary, The provisions of the law have bean taken advantage of ohiefly by per sons who had old debts banging over them, from whioh they desired to obtain a discharge, rather than by merchants infinano ial embarass ment. We bought the inhabitants of the Philippine Islands at the uni form rate of two dollars a head. In the island of Sulu, slaves are quoted at twenty dollars apiece. This is a olean advance of eighteen dollars per head another , proof of the healthful advance of prices under the MoKinley administra tion. The Sultan of Turkey shows by his unusual friendliness that he does not take the tending of our big battleship over to his country, as a hostile aot, but on the matter of the payment of the indemnity he is still as silent as a cat watch ing tor a mouse. In Strasbnrg, Germany, geese are tied on their baoks to stone tables in dark cellars and there kept for about two months, orammed six times a day with dumplings until their livers have grown large enough to be used for a muoh affected delioacy. The house of representatives ad journed yesterday for the century. January 3d it will oommenoe its twentieth century session. NERVE .FOOD If you have neuralgia, Scott's emulsion of cod-liver oil will feed the nerve that is crying for food it is hungry and set your whole body going again, in a Way to satisfy nerve and brain with your usual food. That is cure. If you are nervous and irri table, you may only need more fat to cushion your nerves you are probably thin and Scott's emulsion of cod-liver oil will give you the fat, to begin with. Cure, so far as it goes. Full cure is getting the fat you need from usual food, and Scott's emulsion will help you to that. , We'll nnd yoo a Unit to try, If you Ulce, SCOTT ft llOWNK, ny Pearl itraet, New York A Few Piano Facts. It take, more than a "full Iron plate" to make a Rood piano. ' I can mil you a piano with a full' Iron plate for $160. These pianos have a duet, or full length swinging music desk, but they are not flrst-olasa goods and I do not so reoommend them. It takes capital, experience, skill, honesty of purpose and first olaaa material to build a good piano. Them are em bodied to the fullest extent In suoh pianos s the Chlokerlug, Kimball and Webar pianos, as everyone con versant with pianos knows I sell the above and sevens! other good make., Ueillug goods In large quantities direct from the factories with no middle man's profit, and being at very little expense by making arrangements with Knar's Piano House to have my good come with theirs, thereby ovttlng down freights at least one-half, I am enabled to give you better goods for leu money than yoo can get elsewhere F. A. Ranein. To Cure a Cold In One Day TaksLaxatlveBromo Quinine Tab lets. All druiriilsui refund tbe money If It falls to cure. E. W. U rove's signa ture is on eaon box. wo. Bedsteads and Sideboards. Bee Day & Menderaon for latest de signs oak bedroom suits, Iron bedsteads and sideboard j. Just arrived. No Core No Pay. That li the war all dnirulita sell Orona Tasteless Thill Tuoio fir Chills, Malaria and lUMItmaneMa. It la aa pleaaant to tak. aa Jjamoa yrup. nuoenia Wantkd. To trade, a small lin. proved ranch, three mllos from rail' road station In Lans oounty, for prop erty In Eugene. Inquire at Guard oflloe for particulars. OABTOTIIA. Swathe . 11 M Yw Huff Hlwirl Bagel OGOO0 Take them 2 to day and o o o o you'll be well to-morrow. Baldwin's g . Cold Cure 2 JfebletfoBB. ! (told In head) NfiircNoPdy25c ... far .m,. M.l.el Meausl SaMwIa Saa rreaeiaee Sold By Linn DrugiCo It Blew. Albany Democrat, Deo 21: Tbe wind yesterday blew with particularly extra force np tbe Bantlam. At Sates It blew the wagon bridge between Marlon and Lion counties down, and some of tbe struoture floated down tbe stream to Mill City. This bridge was erected In 1897 by J MoCoy, of Halem, and was afterwards repaired bv Mr Tlllntaon the next spring. It was never considered a very strong struct ure. ' This means another bridge ex pense to tbe two counties of several thouwnd dollars. The wind also blew down the old sbaok of a mill at En terprlae, stripped of Its maohlnery some time ago, besides trees, etc The train from tbe front arrived consider ably later than usuel. Cold Steal Or Death. "There is but one small cbanoe to save your life and that Is through an operation," was tbe awful prospect set before Mrs L B Hunt, of Lime Ridge, Wis, by her doctor after vainly trying to cure her of a frightful case of stom aoh troubles and yellow jaundice, ; He didn't oount on tbe marvelous power of JSleotrlo Bitters to oure Stomaoh and Liver troubles, but she heard of it, took seven bottles, was wholly cured, avoided surgeon's knife, now weighs more and feels better than ever. It's positively guaranteed to oure Stomaoh, Liver and Kidney troubles and never disappoints. - Prioe 50o at W L De- Lano's drug store. For Sale Cheap. A complete set of Enoyolopedia Brit tanloa for sale, at moat reasonable terms, If taken at onoe. The set con sists of 28 volumes, sheep bouud, and runs down to 1892, Including the ninth edition. I have also for sale the New Nation. al Dictionary, Enoyolopedia and Atlas, revised down to 1898, consisting of 18 volumes. This set Is new, and will be sold on reasonable terms. Apply at residence, corner Beventh and Monroe streets. J F Amis, Easy to Take Easy to Operate Because purely veRetable yet thor- ougb, prompt, healthful, satisfactory- Hood's Pills iiti-'i i i - Bbkks to Kkootbb. J M Hod ion, formerly of Eugene, not long since paid a man named George Dixon, at Portland; 12100 for real estate which Dixon did not own, a forged deed having been recorded. Dixon was arrested and $1200 In ourrenoy found sewed In bis clothing. Mr Hodson Is endeavoring to regain that muoh of bis money. Tbe purobaw money was paid In gold ooln, and Hodson olalm" that Dixon changed It Into the our renoy that was found on his person, this praotloally making it the idential purohase money. To Loan, $1,000 on first olans real estate security, at 8 per oent. For par tloulars call at Guard oflloe. Albany Democrat : "A oar has been chartered for the football excursion to Eugene on Christina, day. Parties desiring to go on the special $1.60 round trip rate will do well to order their tloketa of Edgar Stewart at 8 E Young A Bon's. There will be a big time tbat day. The members of the U Co think they have the material for making It hot for the Eugene boys." If you would have an appetite like a bear and a relish for your meals take Chamberlain's Btomaoh and Live, Tablets. They oorrect disorders of the stomaoh and regulate the liver and bowels. Frloe, 26 cents. Samples free at W L DeLane's drug store. Ladles, are you bothered about carry ing your glaasea? If so, get one of those beautiful ohatlelaine oases at Watts' and your troubles will be over. For twenty years T have repaired watches, olooka and Jewelry. Bring me your work and get an expert job at a reasonable price. J A Maurer, two doors above Hotel Eugene, Dry stovewood $1.50 per load deliv ered. Leave orders at Green's grocery store on Willamette street, between 9th and 10th All kinds of little hardware that Is needed about the house In casters ploiute nails, stove knobs, stove mica atove urns, screw hooks and a thous and other neoeemrlea at F L Cham bers', i ST. LOUIS EXPOSITION, Elaborate Plem to Commoaior.lo tha Louisiana, Parchaae. Ti.nl. nmnniwfl tn celebrate the purchase of Louisiana by a centennial exposition that will be worthy of tbe Missouri metropolis. Those familiar with American history scarcely need to be reminded that In lsoa we purcnamti n vuut tm nf Innd west of tho Mis sissippi from Franco for $18,000,000, Napoleon being first consul at the time. The purchase Ineluoi U uoi oniy wuui n.ul Louisiana, but also a number of other slutes, Missouri being among them. It Is now proposeu a commemorate thut event, which prob nhiv hna hnrt n moro beneficial effect on tho United States than any other Ingle occurrence Bince rue itevoiuuuu. Thu.nmmmt tn he exnended Is about equal to that originally paid for the vast territory. Tbe rivalry between St. Louis and .. . . KlH.nwIn nnd tha Mound City is not going to have held before her forever uie success oi urn u-hito tttv in IK'M. St. Louis there fore Is keenly anxious to make her ex position one of surpassing Deauiy uiiu elegance, and It bids fair to become so, PI10P03ED AMDBEMKNT PAVILIOU. for St. I-ouls has three years for prep aration. Exhibits are expected from all the cities and states of the Union as well as from foreign countries. The site xhosen for the exposition is a splendid oas on high ground, com manding a view of the Father of Wa ters. No L:illdlu8 have yet been erected, but p'.aun have been made. Alexander S. Mann, architect of several of the puhllc buildings at Washington, has completed and registered a design and plans for a building In which are to be concentrated all the amusement fea tures of the exposition. The main Idea Is a colossal statue of the Goddess of Liberty on a lurge base. Within this base and grouped around the building In an artistic manner are to be the theaters, concert halls, restaurants, etc1. Tho plans as drawn contemplate a height of-1,000 feet The top of the statue Is to be used for observation purposes, as Is the case with the statue of Liberty. In New York harbor. ARIZONA'S NEW CAPITOL. An Important Factor In tho Move ment For Statehood. The land of tho cactus and the Glln monster has made another step toward the realization of her dream of state hood. The experience of other territo ries has been that they have been ad mitted to the Union when they have shown n capability of governing them selves, and tbe erection of public build lugs hns been In the past accepted as prima facie evidence of such capabil ity. The peoplo of Arizona hope that, now that they have erected a large and costly state capltol, their other claims to admission will he favorably acted upon. Tbe application of Idaho was AKIZONA'8 NKW STATKHQUBK. looked upon with especial favor in 181M) because of the erection of Its cap ltol, and (it that time congress granted largo tracts of laud to the new state to compensate tho cost of the building. Tho new Arizona capltol building Is superior to any other ever erected In a territory. It Is situated at 1'henlx, now the capital of the territory and the fu ture capital of the state. The citizens of Arizona, feeling a commendable pride In their growing commonwealth and anxious to exhibit Its resources to the world, bare built their capltol building almost entirely of material obtained lu the territory. The founda tion Is of Malapal rook, the basement of granite, and the material used In the superstructure Is tufa, a superior kind of granltu fouud in tbe Yavapai mountains. In northern Arizona. Of course tho building Is fireproof and Is fitted with tho latest appliances tor comfort and safety. The capltol stands tn a beautiful park of 20 acres, which has been laid out for this purpose. The cost of the building was $125,000; but, as planned by the architect, the completed struc ture calls for an expenditure of about $750,000 that Is, provision Is made for the erection of wings, should they be come necessary. Tho building Is so planned that this may be done without destroying Its symaietry. Cinders from tho forest fires on Cape Cod were carried hy the wind as far as Boston, a distance of almost miles, falling In the streets of the city and In the waters of tho harbor In showers. A beautiful scarf and stool accom panies each piano sent Jout from Ran kin's Musio House. Frvnoh Tansy Wafers, tne world's amous remedy for irregular and pain ful periods of ladies; are never falling and safe. Married ladles' friend Krench Tansy Wafers are the only re Matde female remedy In the world; Im ported from 1'arls; take nothing else, but Insist on genuine; In nil wrappers with crown trade mark, l.a France lrug Company, Importeis, KW Turk Ht San Kranulsni, Kor sale by all drug Hints, or x nt In plain wri-ir direct go tvvei t of 52, OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOPOOOOO S All Kind of I Heaters... Cole's Air Tight It in tha bent on the uiarkot Charter Oak Nouo bettor made. ORANITC WARC. KITCHEN UTENSILS. S. L. LONG e000Qe0Q000000000GetQG3QQ&Q& ..Something New.. Day & Henderson... Cut order Carpets. Come and see Them. finest f Ever brought to Eugene jtut oDened. They Are of the latest 6nuh and handsomely framed. Call at once and inspect them. An ornament toflthe borne and an acceptable present. UNIVERSITY BOOHSTOfjE) " t mu f"prMir' SMOKE. Mount Hood High Grade ioc Cigar F. C. Potts Manufacturer- A brand new and complete stock of "Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware, and Spectacles. at the lowest prices J. A. MAURER, 2 doors above Hotel Eagene Oxford Bibles. Testaments, Prayer books and Hymnals. The new Paralled Bible. ARCH-ARENA Game Boards. All new tangled games at Schwarzschild s Modern Photography Careful attention given uu every suoject un der the skylight and in finishing of all portrait work at the POULTRY AND POTATOES WANTED ; J A O Bredemeyer, COMMISSION MCCHNT. ""' W"h- hervita: "wwe VITALITY LOST V'GOR AND MANHOOr Cures Impotcncy.KlRht Emission, arc w.tinir diseases, all effects i- abue, or excess ard jre.mn. AiicrretonicniK' Mond bnllilop. ri. 'In!t plow to pale checks am' rusir.rcs trie fire of vonth V.v mall .MiKnA. ii i lor -J..U; Wit a Wltton mm i .iiv toe to cur? refund tlio mo: NERViTA MEDICAL CO. Clinton A Jackson St,, CMIC4QO, IL' W I. lVl.uin, PrugsLt, Ensete, Or, 0 ft AT 'TIS EASY. .WHEN YOU KNOW .rtOWj and where to secure bigh grade wines and liquors, to get the best and pur :tat low prices. You can always find the very choicest via tages in clarets. Burgundies, Rhine wines, champagnes, and every thing in the beBt table wines, with the best boquetand finest flavors, as well as choice old whiskies, ale, porter and beer at, W. M. RENSHAWS Eugene, Oregon. BUSINESS OAEU AITORNKYS-AT-LAW. J M WILLIAMS, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW Collections a epecialtr. I Office Over Lane County Bank, BILYEU, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Dftke Over First National Bank. Euoiks, Obkooh, O WOODOOOK, ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW. Office One-half blook south of Chriaman Blk Euoihk, Ohkjon. J K SKIPWOKTH. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Will practice in all the Courts. Epon Omoon. HILHUS H THOUraoa nn.. . ........ rJlHOMPSON HARDY, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. till r- . .. " A,""nai xtanK iJuildlDif. Frantlna in all , I-- . . a1 EUOIKB, OMOOK. QKO. B DORRIS, ATTORNEY 4 COUN8ELOH-AT-LAW Will practice In aU the conrt, of the Second Judicial District and in the Supreme Court OI th atjatA Hpecial attention given to oollectioni and MntfraH in -li. Office First National Bank Bldg. Rooms 1, 2 and & MEDICAL. JRJW HARRIS. PHYSICIAN AND Birni3iiTiu tTr0"" W""0' Finn's drug .tori. 9 d il ' and 7 to RTjiM'Fwry ' Hth and jainekuykj.;ndall, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. OfflnM Tn CI..! Til - Oil .uiu IllUCK. 'n'l'S..t.to'urg,r'' nd ""Kloal dU J 8 LUCKEY, JEWELER. Watches and Clocks Repaired. Kcooii, Oataox jQR O BIDDLE, fij DENTIST fOlTirM-llnflll ... . . ... Hi tl U OM 1,lock MinnceoU The Hoffman W OZEIOLER, PflOPNiCToa SUNDAY DINNER 50o EUGENE, OREGON. - -FIRST Moil 0f Euflene, Palrl nn, surplus A S lilliB l Uepumti i r.i,.... . . " l "wived suhwrt t;."1! A 11 collections entrm-t I Pt attention. "1 v I prompt T Q 1 VTovr., S B Kakim, Vice Prealdtu . EUGFNF LoanniSavingsBank Of Euctp.no n . awm Of Eugene, Oregw,. Paid Up Cash Capital Surplus . A QENeaaL BasiaiM. .,. AOTE0ONFV0S..lCTt;M,!,U,l InurcsVallow,'8;, Ueuoslt when loft sum S3 UnUtmj Collections reculv-ei. iir . I City and Count, W.rraVii 66' W. E. BK0WN, n , ,.. f resilient. wi,: S F. W. 05BUHN, W. Ko",,'" LANECOUHTYBANK EUGENE, OREGON. Eatae Ished In'ISSZ. Old., Bank la tha Coast. h General Banking business in ail trsixVi 1 transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVE Y, President L. O. HUL1N. CashW H. fa. UOVKY. Aest Chis, J. L. PAGE -UKALfR Ul RQCERJES Having a Large and Complete stock if Htapie and Fancy Groecrlea bought In the best markets, EXCLUS1VELV FOB CAS I chii ot'or the puhllc better prloi than nnv other hruwiu buttenc. EUiEIE-FIMI STAGE LiINE. E. BANGS, Froprletor, Btage leaves Eugene for Flonma Daily except riunday at 6 a m ' Hemming stage leaves Horew for Eugene daily exnept Hundaji ill p m Saturdays at 8 a m. Arrives in Eugene at 6 p ru tntm; following. SINOLK FAR! KOt'NU TRIP w. U.U Tit-kew lor sale at X Bangs' 1IJ Eimene.or at Hurd iiaseneeni ' FloroDce. Eugene Lumber Co. AT NEW MILL FOOT OF LAWRENCE STREET APPLE AND FRUIT BOXES. WASHINGTON CEDAR SHINGLES, FULL ASSORTMENT OF LUMBER. Notice to the Public We herewith agree to sponge and press your personal clothing often as requested, for $1.00 per month. EUGENE STEAM DYEING &CLEAMIHB WDEK NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLO1 Notice Is hereby piver. that Mil' Veacb, executor of I lie le ' Vench, deceased, has died hi. Ml in the matter of said elie. m Ito Court ot Lsue Coimt), Oregon, ana -day, the 7th day of Jan srv hoar ofl o'clock p. m. o ""'''"J- hied by said court for lb. & jectionB to said account, li ' settlement of said esisle. Dat.d, Nov. 1, rm JIiltoji .JUC' L. Bivio, Atty fornaid Ealt- NOTICE OF GIAHDIAS SSALE. i.i w lirtOS Notice is herfby gi'i-n j iji sn order ot lb. Coni.iy f "". w. d Connty, Orcpon, made on tee 01 fji December, Itfun, tne nnu'-i""' of Ltah H. Hntlnice. a rumor. d and afler Bnlnrday, tbe j n Innnnry, A. I)., l!'l. r""-"!." W nrivate .ale for ohrt in baud Kw dvecriled real proerty. fn.it. M . Lot 7 in lilf ck 4 in J-b 1 Eniiene Cily. in Lane t'onntr. u tj Dated al AIImiit, Orison, tb of December 11UU.