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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugeue Guard Published every evening ol tne week, Sun dara eiaepted. Al'rea all communications an 1 make all remittance payable to tb Kroim UOABLf Eugene, Oregon. SUBSC'KIPriON JRATES. . I1AILT. Dtlivered by carrier, per week f 15 XMiiered by carrier, per month 60 By njul one year (in advauoe) 6 00 blc nonthe 8 00 One mou,th...... . 50 rjiogle copies. 06 WKKKLT. One yew (in advance) $2 00 Bit months HOU Advertising rates made known on applies tion. Entered as aoooDd-olaas Eugene, Oregon, poatothca. matter at. the THE EASTERN OFFICES -Of the paper are at 230 to 234 Temple Court. New York City, and U U Kipreaa Bldg, 87 Waah ingtrn St, Ohioairo, 111., E KATZ Advsrtls lute Agenuy in uharge. CAMPBELL BROS Publishers All Business Lttrs to thlsofhoa should bdlrotd to THE GUARD Instead ofolthor of tho proprietors personally CAMPBELL BROS 'THE 0 -'CALtiSPAR 3 3UH NoHlTU erlWeDirh tJ I PrI ISAf 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 JJ0Jli2. 13.14 15 16.17 18 19. 20 2L 22 f 2 i SATURDAY DECEMBER 29 THE CHILD. Berths Gerneaux Woods in Berlbner's. When Mary sang to blm, I wonder If His baby band stole softly to ber lips And. smiling: down, she Leads must stop ber Bona To kiss again his finger tips. T ... .... .. I 1. 1 .... t.. -1. .. , Jl 1TUUUOI II, U1B dJTOIlUB ut-iuu; IUUVi And Mary, bending mutely oyer him Hhe felt ber eves, as mothers do today, For very depth of love grow wet and aim. Then did a sudden presage come to her ur outer toons ana woras, ana worn strewn street? And did she ealoh her breath, and hide her faoe, And shower smothered kisses on bis feet? The Salem Journal is of the opinion that Mr Bryan should be shelved for 1904. The man does not make the party, yet it oannot be denied that Bryan possesses the oonQdenoe of the foroes he rep resents Silver Republicans, Pop ulists and Democrats to a wonder ful degree, Defeat has met him twloe, but that has not impaired the relianoe of the masses in his leader ship. And his name holds not a few of that wavering, uncertain element that really oares little for whom thev vote. Of course there are some railroad Benators who do not wish the Nicara gua oanal dug, and there may be a few others of like hostility to the oanal. but it oan be set down that there is very little opposition to it in congress whioh ;is not similarly inspired. Suoh opposition, how ever, will in the end amount to little ezoept the discomfiture of the opponents. The ' people of this country, irrespective of party or Beotion, are determined to have the canal. It is not only a oommerolal, but a military necessity. The vastnuss of the solid contents of the earth we play on may be realised from the statement that should a person essay to count the oubio miles oontained therein, a mile square and arailo doep, he would have to oount Bixty a minute, and twenty-four hours eaoh day for nearly eight hundred years to com plete the task. "Marion oounty delinquent taxes amount to fia.uou for 1UUU." Sa lem Journal. Lane county delinquent taxes for 1900 amount to 12871,22. A splendid showing for the people of Lane oounty and the tax collector's offioe presided over by Sheriff Withers. Railroad tiainBtnen perpetrated a uruol Joke on the publio yesterday in falsely reporting the doath of forty-nine oblldren at an Iowa town through the bretking of Ice on a pond. The Associated Press scattered the false newt to every part of the country and, of oourse, no little sympathy was wasted on children and relatives. Mr CuJitby of Quia- a it paid lo be lukewarm in the matter of catch ing the kidnappers, Bo long a his ooig safe. He bad bet-er have tbem looked up if be can so ss to prevent a pcseibility of their regard ing him as a regular source of supply. The brewers, truBt the majority of breweries are owned by foreign ers demands that congress red ace its war tax $10,000,000, in order that it may get the money back, with oompound interest, that it contributed towards PiesMent Mo Cialey's reelection. ' The failare to have the Vander bilt property- assessed at its fall valuation may have been dne to a modest disinclination to boast of wealth. Patterson N J, has 700 saloons, 12,000 mill girls and 80,000 mill bands,' with ' only " 20 oburcbes. And yet we insist on sending mis sionaries to Cbinal . - . 1 A spiritual medium who olaima to have held an interview with the spirit of Jay (Jould Bays the shade appeared with a harp in its hand. More likely an asbestos fan. - Mr Cleveland iB coneiderate enough to keep the fact before the American publio that when it needs blm it knows where to find' him. France is exoited again over the Dreyfus affair. It does not1' take muoh to exoite a Frenchman. MO SHADOW Of outward misfortune can darken the smile of the loyal wife and loving mother. But when disease cornea the smile slowly fades, and in its place comes tne drawn face and tight closed lips which tell of the con stant struggle with pain. When the deli cate womanly organism is dis eased the whole txxly suffers ; the form grows thin aud the complex ion dull. The 6rst step to sound health la to cure the diseases which undermine the womanly strength. Dr. Pierce's Fa vorite Prescrip tion establishes regularity, dries disagreeable drains, heals in flammation and ulceration and cures female weakness. The wonderful cures of womanly discuses effected by the use of "Favorite Prescription" place it at tne iront 01 ail put-up mecucines spec, ally prepared for the use of women. "I was troubled with female weakness Ibr eight years, aud Buffered more than I on IcU," write Mra. Guit, Mnser, of Ova ado, Deerlodga Co.. Mnittnna. Mv dlfloonitton wis fleet ! lo itch ttn extent that to any a plenaaat word to nv one was almoat an imooAtibll.tr. I hud two operations rjsrfornied bv one o the tnoat skilled surgeon, of the West, but did not get relief. Then, against my doctor's strict orders, I commenced taking tr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and ' Qolden Medical Die. rations pariormca 01 covery,' aud also followed the advice give 14 tne common sense atemeai Adviser. " 1 continued this trestmeat for three months. and to-day am aa healthy end well aa a woman can he. I cannot thank Dr. Pierce eoottgk for. nla kind letters to me." Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cur bib lousneas and sick headache. Something New Just published by the Bouthern Pa- oiflo Co Is a pamphlet on the resources of Western Oregon, whloh Inoludee an exoellent map of the state, and con tains information on ollmate, lands, education, eto, existing industries aid their capabilities. Attention Is also directed' to such new fields for energy or oapltal promise fair return. This publication fills a need long experienced by Oregonlans, In - reply' lng te eastern friends. Copies may be had of local- agent Bouthern Paolflo Co, or from C H Mark-ham, O P A, Portland, Or. How to Cure Croup. Mr R Gray, who lives near Anienla Duchess oounty, N Y., says: "Chamber Iain's Cough Remedy is the beat tnedi cine I have ever used. It Is a fllne children's remedy for croup and never falls to ours." When given as soon as the child becomes hoarse, or even after the oroupy cough has developed, it will prevent the attaok. This should be borne In mind and a bottle of the Cough Remedy kept at hand ready for Instant use as soon as these symp toms appear. For sale by W L Db La no, drugstore. Pure Home Made Brandy. For liver, kidney or stomach trou ble, oolds, lagrlppe or biliousness then is nothing; better than Francis' pure brandies. All orders promptly filled with piune, apple or pear brandy ' 75 cents per quart, or t'-t.ftO per gall"". Orders by stage or exprees will be e outely boxed. Made and sold only by I M Francis, Eugene, Oregon. Bedsteads and Sideboards. Bee Day A Henderson for latmt de litis oak bedroom suit. Iron bedsteads aud sideboard i. Just arrived. oASTonxii.. Bears the J TraS Kind Yw Haw lwiri BoM j lln Kind Vm Hsu Alwirs Blgaalu f Don't Rub It In. All ACHES AND PAINS LOOK ALIKE TO Scotch Remedy There are fcur good reasons why every household should use this remedy: Fir at It penetrates quicker and deeper than any known remedy. Second It removes pain and soreness at once, and will not soil or dlsoolor the skin or cloth In-. Third It contains no chloroform, ether. ammonia, capsicum or Iodine and Is not volatile. Fourth Bevause It Is the only safe, quick and harmless remedy found on the market. Bold by ail druggists at 60 oents. SCOTCH REMEDY COMPANY Wastam fencr SAN FRANCISCO Sold By Linn DrugiCo ; Concerning January bills There's Just thla thlw toiay If everybody paid hi ws Could everybody psy. DR. SHARPLES' ORCHARD Sold His Prune Crop at 5 3-4 Cents Per Pound. Dr A Sharpies, the veteran phyalolan and aurgeon and lecturer and the lead lng horticulturist of Lane oounty, sold his prone orop tbia year at 6 oents at Goshen to be shipped to New York Olty. .The bard winter a few years ago killed about 2000 of bis trees, but he uow has about 4000 bearing fruit 'rets. Be has perhaps the best drying plant in the state. Eleht thousand ! pounds of fruit have been put through this dryer in on day with three oords of wood. ' A large a team sealder and spreader with six men can scald and spread 600 bushels per boor, and In 20 minute the grader can grade 3,200 pounds of fruit into seven grades. The packing house will hold 200,000 pounds of fruit. Journal. Cold Steal Or Death. "There is but one small ohanoe to save your life and that Is through an operation," was the awful prospeot 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 ach troubles and yellow jaundloe. He didn't oount on the marvelous power of Eleotrlo Bitters to oure Stomach and Liver troubles, but she heard of It, took seven bottles, was wholly cured, avoided surgeon's knife, now welgha more and feels better than ever. It's positively guaranteed to oure Stomach, Liver and Kidney troubles and never disappoints. PrloeSOo at W L De Lano's drag store. Piano Tuning. As there are many : tuners going through the country olalming to be authorized by different bouses, ws wish to state that. M O Warner, of Eugene, and no one elae, le our author ised tuner and we reoommend him to the public Eugene, Ore, Deo 14th, 1900. Morris A Craw. A Frightful Blunder. Will often cause a horrible Burn, Scald, Cut or Bruise. - Buoklen'a Arnica Salve, the beat In. the world, will kill the pain and promptly heal It Cures old sores, fever sores, uloers, bolls, felons; corns, all skin' eruptions, Beat pile oure : on' earth. Only - 25c box. Cure gurranteed. Sold ty W DeLano, drugglat. Wanted. To trade, a small Im proved ranch, three miles from rail road station in Lane oounty, for prop erty in Eugene. Inquire at Guard office for particulars. To Loan. $1,000 on Oratolass real estate security, at 8 per oent. For par tloulars oall at Guard orUoe. RutOTKD, Drs Pains A Kuyken unit uave reanoven ineir Ollloes up stairs in the new Ku ene Loan and Savings Bank building, aide entrance on Eighth street. rne eaiior ni an JUiatern paper was bleaeed the other day with a new bahy hoy. a utile sister, after examining the; youngster olceely for some time, went to her father and asked: "Did we get him on advertising too, papa?." Ladles, are you bothered aboutcarry. ing your glasses If so, get one of those beautiful obattelalne oases at Watts' and your troubles will be over. FTenob Tansy Water, tne wnrlri'i antoua remedy fur irregular and pain- ful periods of ladlea; am never fallln and safe. Married ladles' frlem French Tansy Wafers are the only re- ported from Paris; take nothing else, but Insist on genuine; lu red wtannia with crown trade mark. La Franc urug 1. ominy , importers. 806 Turk mi San Franolsoo. For sale by all drag, olats, or sent In plain wranper direct Noon can reasonably hope for good health unless bis bowels mov onoe eaoh day. When this ie not attended to, disorders of the stomach arise, bllloueneea, headache, dyapepela and pile soon follow If you wish to avoid these ailment keep your bowels regu lar by taking Chaniberlalo'a Stomach and Liver Tablela when required. They are so easy to take and mild end gentle lo effect. For sal by W L DeLano, drugglat. FROM FERN RIDGE. Another Accidental Shooting in Lane County. I N Hembree sold nine head of bngs to Jim Sahln, of Harrlsburg, last Tues day, weighing 26,000 lbs, an average of 277 7-9 each. He received in return for them the neat lit le sum of $112.60. A Mr Foot is selling wheat oleaners to the farmers of this vlolnlty at about $12 above the Euiteue prices for the same maohine. He olaims to have sold 100 oleaners in and near Junction In the last two months. Joe Gibson had bad luck. Only two weeks ago he got his thumb shot off, and Just a few days ago he and his brother Jeff were hunting and jumped ajaok rabtit, when Jeff shot at it and bit Joe In the leg, slightly wounding him, but be Is still in the ring. J. D. Former Eugene Boys. State Journal. While at Seattle laet week we met Henry and Walter MoClure. who long ago worked aa printers in this office. They afterwards graduated . at the Uulverslty of Oregon, studied law, and then left Eugene, where they were born and raised, and located in Seattle. They have offices in the Horton A, Dexter bank building, join ing the Hotel Northern, aud have all the business they can handle at good prices. Mr I N Ureeu, formerly of Eugene, is now oonneoted wiih the Grand Opera House, Seattle's new theatre. Mr Wilkins, also formerly or Eugeue, is a clerk in the banking bouse of Dexter A Horton. Miss Crain, of Lane county, has been employed in the publio schools of Seattle during the last three years, being one of three hiinrir.d teachers. There does not seem lo be Dearly as much building going on in Seattle as in Portland, but the bouses are all full and the streets orowded with people. We also met Dr A Sharpies in Seattle who was there visiting hia son, Dr Casper Sharpies. Court House Items. REAL ESTATE! TRANSFERS. Leaton L Lewis and Cleo Lewis to Wm Hemenway, lots S and 4 blk 8 In MoFarland's ad to Cottage Grove $1.00. W W Withers, sheriff, to Gabriel Sbindler, SO acres in seo 10 tp 21 a r 3 S, $4.25. Pearl M Wiley and J R Wiley to G C Mlllett, 4 aores in tp 16 s r 4 w; $13.00. M T Cook to G C Mlllett, 64 acres lntpI5 ar4 w; $350. Ennlly Hovey to W J Pengra lots 7 and 8 in blk 2, Springfield; $800.00. CIRCUIT COURT. John Conner vs W H Baber and Helen Baber, said Helen Baber files claim to homestead in Junotlon City. William and Mary Johnson vs Thomas Calvert. Plaintiffs file notloe of appeal to the supreme court. J W Whlttaker vs William Band; plaintiff sues to recover $441.66 and costs. LT Harris and JM Williams attorneys (or plaintiff. COUNTY COURT. Estate of John Talt, deceased, Arthur B Talt and 8 B Eakin exeoutors, authorized to sell part of estate to satisfy legaoy and claims. Guardianship of Charles Han wn, minor, bond of Nellie G Hanson guardian, approved. Estate of Joseph Brown, deceased will probated. Estat of Wm Baker, deoeased will probated. delate or b B Davis,- deceased; will probated. A New Year's Guide. There Is one book everyone should make an effort to get, for the new vear. It contains simple and valuable hints concerning health, many amuslns aueudntes, and much general Informa tion. We refer to Hostetter's Alma- nao, published by the Hostetter Co, Philadelphia, Pa. It will prove valu awe to any household. Hlxty em ploye are Kept at work on this valua- nie dook. The Issue for 1901 will be over eight millions, printed In the s-ngllsh, Herman, Erenoh, Welsh Norwegian, Swedish, Holland, Bohe mian and Hpaulsb languages It contains proof of tbeeftlcaoy of Hos tetter's Htnmaoh Bitten, the great "",' piri'ureu oy ine publisher, and Is worthy a careful preservation The almanac may be obtained frm. f ooat at any druggia or general dealer iu tuv uuuiHry, The Best Plaster. A piece of flannel dmiun.j 1.1. Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bound iu mo auemeu pans is superior to anv nlaatne Whan I . ,... .,uuu,t-" wiui mine -k or Ohest. slve It a trial and cm, nu certain to be more than pleased with the prompt rellel whloh It altorria. Pain Halm also cures rlw.in., ,,..... One supination gives relief. For uuV, by Oshurn A Dklano, drugstore. Wanted. Agents for the Climax tailor dresn cutting system. Call between iha houi of 10 am aud S p m Ht Sirs - ...'".iu.miik parmron Wl nm- etie-treet, between Ninth and Tenth si reels. Mrs. M. E. Champ. CASTOR I A Tot Infants and Children. The Kind You Wm A'ways Bought Bears the jf-y , . Bigraturo of layYTSZtIi ooooooooooooooooooocoocooo o a ii i! i 5 O o o o o o ah isjnu ui Heaters... rla'e ASa WUitonii Charter Oak Nouo GRANITE WARE. S. L. 00000000000000000000000000 ..Something: New.. AT Day & Henderson... Cut order Carpets, see Them. finest -Sine f foggi Pietarsg Ever brought to Eugene just orjened. They are of ". the bttefit finish and handsomely framed. Calf at once and Inspect them. An ornament toQthe home and an acceptable present. UNIVERSITY BOOrlSTOijE, ".nh.i.. - SMOKE. Mount Hood High Grade ioc Cigar F. C. Potts Manufacturer- A brand new and complete stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware, aud Spectacles. at the lowest prices J. A. MATJRER 2 doors above Hotel Eugene Oxford Bibles. Testaments, Prayer books and Hymnals. The new .Paralled Bible. ARCH-ARENA Game Boards. All new fangled games at Schwarzschild s Modern Photography- careful attention given to every subject un der the skylight and in finishing of all portrait work at the POULTRY AND POTATOES WANTED J A O Bredemeyer, coMmssioa meschsst, "' fi EH VITA: " c I I Ml 1 t t LOST VIGOR AIV& IflANMCOC Cures Impotcncy, Night EmlsMor.t j d'stases, ali c,fcct8 ('i-jfStj abme, or excess ard HZii, bull,1,," BriiiRj thr , A-jT ',lnk F,ow topalecheckfanO for ISfiO; rif u MTittnn trtmrnn. too to enro t, refund tho niouey. NtRVITA MEDICAL CO Kinton A Jackson Sts, CHICAOO, lix. W L bel.sn., Drogglat, Engece, Or. t g 9 Tin- hny la all aizee. 6"ltitbole 1 tbti heat 011 the market bettor tuaUe, KITCHEN UTENSILS. LONG Come and 'TIS EASY WHEN YOU KNOW HOW; and where to secure high graxft wines and liquors, to get the beat and purest at low prices. You can always find the very choicest vin tages in clarets, Burgundies, Rhine wines, champagnes, and every thing in the best table wines, with the best boqoetand ti nest flavors, as well as choice old whiskies, ale, porter and beer at W. M. RENSHAW'S Eugene, Oregon. BUSINESS CABI ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. J M WILLIAMS, ATTOENEY-AT-LAW Colleotlona a Bpecl&ltv, Office Over Lane C'ountv Bank, Li HILYEU, ATTOllNEY-AT-LAW Office Orer First National Bank. Euobxb, Oaiooir, 0 WOODOOUK, ATTOK NEY-AT-LA W. Office One-half block south of Chriaman Blk Eoqini, OaiooH. BKIPWOUTU. A1TOKNEY-AT-LAW Will prsotlce In all the Court's. Enoms Oasoos, HDJIDS W THOMMOH CHiS A n. rJUIOMPSON A HAEDY, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. . Euoxnx, Ohioon. Q.KO. B bORRIS, a-HUKNEY A COrjNSELOK-AT.T.AW of tSrieii-tric "d to th Supreme Oourt Special attention tn n. matter, in probatef " """"""" ...uw-i. ,r,v national Bunk BI6V. Rooms 1, 2 and & MEDICAL. JRJW HARRIS. PHYSICIAN AND Hir,:irn lffi',,l),' W,IU" " drag. tori. Orho.Hoon-9 to in . m; 2 to 5 and 7 to Re-Wencs-Ferry street between 11th and JAINKAKUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Offices In Chriaman Block. S LUUKEY, JEWELER. Watches and Clocks Repaired. Era mi, Ontoov JU O BIDDLE, itilA IlENTTRT ii'til. OI" wwt 0( Minnesota The Hoffman W O2EI0LER. PsossitTOR SUNDAY DINNER 50o EUGENE, OREGON. -FIRST-.. National Bank 0f Euaeno. Paid ud Cash r...,. Surplus 250,000 ,- o,00o drslteonChlouKo, ,T' f"" H lan.l, Orem.n. ' ,u rnvUoo to I oate of deposit. J1 10 clk ot AU ooUeotions entrurtecl to promijt attention, 1 la will notbi T O Hkniibicxi, Preaident. 8 B Eakin, J-E.Sk( t. Vie, Vice Prealiitu tC4i EUGENE Loan Savings Bank Of Eugene, Oreg, on. Paid Up Cash CapMal Stinnlnt OENCRAL BANKINQ USINre a0TE0ONrAoaA.ttT";,M,", Draft! lBBued on thA i,.in.i , United State. ad ci" KL M" " U. W. E BH0WN, Preileenl. F. W. 0SSUHN, ..at Is,. PIE, ' Ca'ii,i LANE COUNTY BJUB EUGENE, OREGON. Estao litied In'ISSt. Oldest Bank Is the Couatj. ft General Binding LtsiFtss in all brencba transacted on favoratle terms A. Q. HOVEV,Preel(eul L O. HULIN, CaaLier. B. H. HOVEY. Ahbi Cashier, J. L. PAGE"' UKAIJlB irf Groceries Having a Large and Coniplcl stock i Staple and Fancy tirocrii bought in the best marked, EXCLUSIVELY fOli CASH, I can offer the publio better prlM than any other hr'iw In Etipeiic, EUGENE-FLGRENCE ttTALrhi L.11NU. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Btace leaves Euirene (or Ftoon Dally except dummy at 6 a m Returning ulage leaves Floreuo for Eugene daily except Buiidayi Ml n m Saturday s at 8 a in. Arrives in JSugene at s p m me ui; following. H1NOLE PARE BOUND TK1P.. - . Tlckete tor sale at a Bangs' llr) iW Bneene.or at Hurd er l'aooorl'i or Florence. Eagene Lamber Co. AT NEW MILL FOOT OF LAWHENOf 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 as often as requested, for $1.00 per month. EUGENE STEAM DYEIKB ACLEJUIMB WUB FINAL SETUEHEf NOTICE OF Notice is hereby Riven, that HiH Veach, executor ol the esiale 01 Vesch, deceseed, has tiled hi Bi" ? in the n-alter ol anid eeinle, in Uie wj ' Court ol Lano County, Oregon, day, the , 7lh day of '"'',, ;'Ju"t hied by said ocnrt lor the bearing M "j jectiona to said account, and Icr isa setllement of said eslste. Dated, Nor. !, lll'O . Milto A, "' L. Bivmu, Atty fnr anid Kiiat. , NOTICE OF GL'AKDIAS'SSALE. Notice ia her by Biven tl at by n"l al an ordt-r ol the loui 'v louri Comity. Orecoii, nisdeon "ji Deceniber, lid'O, the m..li riKiW.S. of Leah H ltiitltdue. a """""'."V, i and alter fatiinlay. ib' 1 1 Jsnnnry, A. D . VM. V' prleale sale lor Chfh in l.n.'l " lc" deaorib.ri r-al properly, to ait: a Lot 7 In li:ock 4 In Sh. a Eiueno ( in . In Lsi.e County. 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