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dw sf ti.f - Ad ..! f 1 communications
i.i iiiWi a'l rbi..:a:s payable,. o tli
KiieUdiii, E '.eve, Oregon.
Bu UL'tPr.'ON' BA1H.
Dal IV.
IJpHvsrnl by carr'ar, ft: week I 16
Delivered by rauier. par month &"
Hv mail ens yer ( lyancs) J 00
.Six mooUis V
'Jig mont'l
S'cle ix(Je.
Oie jeir (io nirano) I2 O
. : mont'is I'JU
Aiiwillsiug ntci mr.it known ou ajiplicu-Uxo.
Watered is mooo'I-ciam n)',tor at the
Gi ,ene, Oref.oi. rnslo't f-
THE KARTEBN OFFICES -Ofihe
pnuer re af 9 to !'l Temple Court, New
Yo.k 0..y,a ul U H Kxuioss IMx, 87 Wa.h
lnjt.o St., Uilc;.i, 1"., U KAT4 Adrortis
u r Aueouy Id cbarre-
CAMPBELL BROS Publisher!!
All Bulne. I.' Ue -3 to thlso:lio should
bo dlrootod to THE OUf.HO Instead of either
of th. ,r..r..t.r, l-.rne,.pBll BR(J
12 3 4 5
s y a o io ai n
13 t-4 IS 16 IT 18 t9
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SATURDAY - - JANUARY 6
AN UNFINISHED FLIRTATION.
(UhlMio Tlmsl-Hsrald.)
, After he bad complimented ber
for ber danoiug and Lad told ber
that pink was bo becoming to ber
pare, eylphliks type of beaaty,
there was a slight pane in their
conversation. Thenheeaid:
."Do you know, Mrs Allingham,
that my wife ia terribly joaloui of
me?" .
"Indeed 1" she replied, at the
eume time half suppressing a yawn.
"That's very fooliBh of her. Yon
are the last man in the world that
1 should suppose any one would
be jealous of."
Thore are heavy snows north,
east and south of Kugone, but none
in the bead of the Willamette
Valley, except scattering pabbes
on the foothills.
Portland police aninorities made'
8361 arrests in 1900, This was a
lees number than in 1890, if the
eight hundred or more arrests for
violation of the gambling ordi
nance, not enforoed the previous
year, were eliminated.
The text-book oommlnalon ap
pointed by Qovernor Geer is a gcod
one. The oburaoler end publio
standing of the men guarantee a
selection ot tcxt-b3)ks on their
merits. There will be no soandal
about the ohoioa made by this com
mission. A Nebraska woman who, a short
time ago received $5,000 for injurios
caused by a dofeotlve ildowalk, bat
just lost ber husband beoause of
iudigealion oaused by a defective
pie, and bis relatives are throaton
ing her with a doae of her own
damage medicine.
The ofllcetiolders who worked lor
JjcKlnley will have tboir roward
Tbe president has announoed that
be oonsiders that they were "re
elected" also. Tbis is disappoint
ing to the "outi" who did politioal
work under the supposition that
four years was an ordinary term.
It is hoped for the sake of tbe
dignity whioh such a distinguished
gentloman should maintain that
William Jennings Bryan, editor,
may tot be io unfortunate as to ss
oure an oflloe dovil who wltl put
bent pins in bis otiair or mix gun
powder and skunkweed with bin
smoking tobacco.
An old gent!"tnan was in Albany
ltist week with $100 of pension
money. He spent Dearly all of it
in the saloons, m ben a friend from
the oountry discovered him, oik
blm into a store and made blua ex
psnd all the rest, except enough
with which to get home, on his
fhmily, which was all be bad to
aliow for bia money except a very
confused mind.
Dr JJ Fiiusiell It back from Port
land. Mlu Fay Loksu will return toactirol
at V irtltud tomwow.
W Nichols, of Klnilre, mat this
oOlueaoall this morylng.
Mr ami Mn Frank folly, of C iiUi
Uiove, era visiting In Eugene
Miss Mazle Uowlr r-jtur.'s-l Imme
this afternoon from a visit at Port and.
Willard Johnsoo, of Junction, a
Becond Oregon Voluutttr, Is iu tbe
olty.
Mlu K.Ulla Bean, of MapM"", Is
visiting relatives and friend In
Eufnn.
Louis E Bean leaves fir Rineburg t-
mr.rrow to accept a clerkship In the U
B lunil oflloe.
J II Wait, a B P R R rivl master
bttwieu Portland and Balem, was in
Kucue today.
Zim Mulkey, of Fern Kldne, is la
Eugene undergoing medical treatiu ut
byUrT W Harris.
J O Watts left this evening on the
deUyed train for Per Und to attend
the state poultry show,
Jty Wlsecarver, ntudei t, of Mr
Mliiuvllle arrivtfd up this alt-rimon
aftir spending vacitlon at home.
Dr W Kuykendali was la Collage
Grove last night where he installed
new ofiloe of the Woodmen Circle.
Hon T O Hendricks and family will
leave tomorrow via Portland for a two
mouth's trip to Moutliern California.
John Bellars, of Pleasant Hill, oalled
on us today and paid for the Weekly
Guard and Cincinnati Enquirer for
another year.
Geo Fisher will go to Portland this
evening where lie has some One gam
obickena on exhibition at tbe state
poultry show.
John Q Howard, Ci C' cook In the
Philippines, went down to J u notion
this evening on the delayed train.
He It now employed by the Booth.
Kelley Lumber Co at Saginaw.
Oregon City Courier: Hon L T
Hnrrls, a member of the legislature
from Lane couuty and deputy dlstrlot
attorney, waa visiting friends here
during the week. He left for hit borne
Monday.
Prof Joseph WIdmer returned to
Seattle on tills evening's delayed
train to resume hit position In tbe
publio aohnols of that city after spend
ing the holidays with his parent! near
Eugene.
Notice.
We have appointed Mist Btella
Baker to represent ua In telling our
coupons, entitling the bolder to 26
cmts worth of oar Laundry Soap and
a chance In our premium odor of a
Crescent Bicycle to bo awarded May 4.
We trust that the public will extend to
Miss Baker the liberal patronage due a
Good Article and a Home Industry.
Euqknk Soar Co
Phi no Lessons,
Mr W Gilford N.ih, of tbe Unl
versty Department of muelo, begs to
announce that be his one vaoant bour
on Baturdy mornings, and a few
during the week, Early application
should be made' it secure convenient
boura.
M it Rita Hansen, teaoher of singing,
Italian method. For tinut apply at
musio rooms In aouth and of Dorual
tory, University Campus.
AT tub Ikon Works. Fraier's
Iron Works were found to be busy
when visited by a Guard reporter to
day. Besldea working on numerous
small orders they are now building an
engine for B N Plank, who will use It
to run a wood saw to be used In eon'
neotlon with bit extensive wood yards
In tills olty. He will aaw bit own
wood audtupply It to patrons obtaptr
that they cau buy It and have tbe
sawing done.
Don I marry
Almost everybody ivmrnibera the cele
brated advtra of the London VrA, "To
those atiout to marry. Dont. There
Is in that advice the eiprtaaton of the
fecllug ot many a mother who says, "I
noiie my daughter
win never marry
and sutler at 1
have."
In ninety -tight
case in everv hun
dred there's no
need for this suf
fering. Doctor
tierce's Favorite
1'reacriptton cures
the womanly dis
eases which rausr
wifcly misery. It
driee enfeebling
drains, hrala hi
ftiumtmtton ant1,
ulceration and
Cures female
weakness. It in
Vlgoratea the
womanly organ
ism, tranqulViir
the nervea and
gives the mother
strength to give
her children
I not allow an unscrupulous dealer
to sell you something in jilnce of " l's
vorile IVriciiption," claimed to he "Just
as good. There it nothing just at good
lor women aa " I Write l"rceriitlon."
1 urn so p!-tet with rmir InttrarMon. I
himlt, Wr ht Itmnh.to s.tve h toik
kttul fc,or." wlltr Ult. Mllo HtrWnl. o,
hi Thomas Co , 0 - Ve ess puVltah mv
tstem.nl to the wntl.t. Hot'tnt sit etiffrttt
women will tlxm snrf he hralnl I eutrinl to
miK-h wit h sirsl r-ina In tnv hack suit the
l..wei xil .J nir .i..u,.fh .,,,1 p.l.ihaik.fi ,.
the hs.lt II.. I at tlmra I c.H hai-lly l ,o.a
snl o.i! I haMIr grt an In the snoinlns hut
after tiainc thtre h-.ttlea of Vavortte r-resrrtn-lln'sn,l
l...iala.4 Hr Ptenw a rieaeaal rl
lts, I feel like s utw woatao.
Dr. IHerce't I'lrasaut Pellets curs) sick
headache.
Mysterious
rain Cure
Scotch Remedy
it tli great e.t a b bo r be at ia the
world and doet it work through
the pjretof the skin.
Don't Rub it in
Simply wet the afflicted part freelt
with the remedy and In a few mio
( utea the piia li goue.
The beat phjaicians ou it,
prescribe it and nnite with the
general public In saying :
" Scotch Remedy is the best
external remedy known."
Bold by all drugjrftU at y ccaU
SCOTCH REMEDY CO.
Western Agency SAN FRANCISCO
t
Sold By Linn Drug Co
ANGORA GOATS.
f'
Inspector Hale Recorded 200 for
George Houck.
Ueo Houck and G BaIc, lnt)ector
for the American Angora Uoat Associ
ation, returned last evening from Mr
Houok'a ranch near Monroe, where
Mr Hale entered 200 blooded goata be
longing to Mr Houck an tbe associa
tion reoords. Mr Help, who by bis
large experience In the busluees bas a
thorough knowltdge of goata, saya Mr
Houck't animals compare favorably
with the beet In the Kaat and a few
tpeclmene eapeoially are aome of tbe
Attest he ever taw. Mr Houck In Just
ly proud of hit goata and thinks they
re the moat profllaole article a farmer
can deal in.
M r Hale Ua vet soon for New Mexi
co on kunlnem oouneoted with the aa
toolatlou whioh be represents.
Court Bouse Items.
Mortgage..; 860 0"
Mortgage. .. 210 00
Chattel mortgage 100 00
Satisfaction of mortgage 4000 00
RIAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
M A Baker el al to E E Cable and
W C Cook i Interest in Tbe Badger
claim, Blue River district, 400.
W W K'H.e to J H Glass 1 Interest In
Rod Buck mining cblm In Blue River
district, $6C9.
I) G MoKarland to Mrs Mary Dickey
lot I In blk S McKarland'a 3d ad to
Cottage Grove, flOl.
Geo Pensnn to John R Campbell
28 00 aornt lu Lane couuty near Ulen
wood, $3K)D.
Jamee T Keeton et ux to John
Adams 104 87 aorea in tp 18 a r 4 w,
(8(10.
U R Hastings et al t Geo W Milam,
1 acre in tp 17 1 r 2 w, SoOO.
PROBATE COURT.
In the matter of the estate of Joslab
Hoott detested. E H Hawkins, ad
ministrator, filet final report and askt
to be discharged.
lo Cure No Pay.
That la the way all ilrtmistt sell drove
Tasteless unill Tonic tor (JliiUs, Malaria ana'
Hilllonsness. It is as pleasant to take as
Litmon rup. ruesnta ,
Agulnaldo Is "dead again."
Benstor MoBrlde returned home
yesterday.
Three pet tons wer baptised at the
Christian ohuroh lent night.
Prof DVB Raid, of Heppuer, vltlted
relatlvea at Lebanon this week.
W D Mulkey, lata of Mexico, It
working In Kd MoClanahan's bloyole
repair shop.
Independence Enterprise: Coler
idge MoKlroy, of Eugene, vltlted
Claude Pengra hers Monday.
Monmouth Item: J L Zlegler goes
to llrltteh Columbia aud the Bound
country to sell seeds for L L May A
Co. ; ,
The Woodmen Initiated four candi
date last night. Tlie Hpringfleld
team failed to oome over, hence tha
banquet was not held.
Mrs Kate Hurd, a former resident of
Eugene a number ot years ago, died In
Portland yesterday. Blie waa a sister
of Pat Farrell, of Albany.
The counters for J J Meet' aew
laundry In tbe Cherry building are put
In and as soon at the ruaoblnery ar
rive and can tt tet up operatlout will
ontumene.
Salem Htitetman of today tay
George N Kramer waa a raaaenger to
Ktifpnt last night where he goet to
aatume a potltlon In thePouthern Pa
cific Company' freight office.
F 0 Mattltou, formerly of Eugene, It
now locate. I at Capltan, New Mexlrx
Th Progress of that city In speaking
of hit sticr v-. In a murder trial aaya:
"Ureal ervtlll It due Attorney K C
Ma'ttsou for tbe able manner In which
he conducted th defense of IXiudrlch,
vnd winning the Aitt verdict In aniur-
ler trial at Capltan."
French Tansy Walere, tut wnrld'a
amnu reinnly fur Irregular and pain,
fill perlotlt of I ad ire; ire never fal'lug
and aafe, Mnrrlrvt ladle' friend
French Tanv Wafer are the only re.
'lalile female I medy in the world: Im.
portetl frtuii Paris: take no, hint else.
hut Ittsl.i on genuine; In ml wntpprrt
wtin rmwn tra'ie mtra. l.a Kianc
Drug ("jininy. Imt orlera. StKI Turk hi
San Francisco. For sale by all drug,
nlela, or sent In plain wranner din-m
go receipt ot i -
rr
M i
I
Bpeolal to tbe Guard.
' Pekin, Jan 5. Great Britain lias notified tlie Chinese
government that the punishment of prominent Boxers by
execution must not be delayed.
If China shows any disposition to delay punishment,
Great Britain may seize important points and hold them
as hostage.
BRITISH SLAVES REVOLT.
Special to the Guard.
Cape Town, Jan 5. The Abyssinian slaves employed
in the Rhodesia mines have revolted against the British
mineowners who lease their labor from native slave owners.
Several foreman were killed by the slaves.
THE CONTESTED RIVER.
Bpeclal to the Gaard.
Cape Totv.v, Jan 5. The Boers have driven the British
across the Orange river into Cape Colony. They now con
trol the river. x
BIG RAILROAD SYNDICATE.
Bpeolal to the Guard.
v New York, Jan 5. President J J Hill, of the Great
Northern railroad, Rockefeller of the Standard Oil, and
Morgan, fiancier, have secured control of the Chicago,
Milwaukee and St Paul railroad.
CZAR TO MAINTAIN ORDER. '
Bpeclal to tbe Guard.
. St Petersiiuho, Jan 5. The Czar lias issued a decree
promising the maintenance of order in Manchuria, but dis
claiming any intention of annexing the territory thereof.
GERMANS DOING BUSINESS.
Special to the Guard.
Pkkin, Jan 5. The German expedition have captured
a large number of Krupp guns and a considerable quality
of ammunition. The former governor of Shausi has
been executed.
STOCK GAMBLING ACTIVE.
Bpeolal to the Guard.
New York, Jan 5. The sales and business on the
boards of the New York stock exchange today surpassed
any foimer record.
SOCIAL.
lltNSTkELS.
A mliiBtrel porforuianct Is Hiked of
to be given lu the near future by the
Fourth Regiment band. Among tbe
members of tbe baud Is some good tal
ent In that line aud If it Is decided to
give the performance a gcod house Is
assured tlie boys. It is every cllizeu's
duty ti atleud any such entertainment
given by this organization to help them
pay fur their valuable Instruments for
which they are In debt t3 a considera
ble extent.
: BUSINESS SOCIAL.
Last night th Baptist Young Peo
ples' Union held a social business
meeting at the residence of Mrs Geo
Klnsey, Kleotiou of officers for the
ensulug tlx mouths was held, resulting
as follows: Percy Adams, president
Mies BenetU Dorrls, vlca president;
Miss Ella Travis, secretary; Miss
Anna Green, treasurer. After tbe
business was completed a aoolal time
was bad and light refreshments were
served.
Foresters of America.
Through the oourtesy of the Knlghtt
of the Maccabees, Court Poplur No 34,
Foresters of America will meet In I O
O F hall Monday evenlug. A number
of the metnbtrt of Court Bohemia, of
Cottage Urove, will be in attindance
to assist in the work, A banqutt will
be held afttr the ctremouies.
A Monster Devil Fish.
9tro.vlng II victim, Is a type of
oonstipatlnn. Tbe power of this mur
derous malady it felt on organs and
and nervea and muscle and brain.
There's no health till Ita overcome,
but Dr King's New lite pills are a safe
and c.Ttaln cure. Best In the world
for Htomacli, Liver, Kidneys and
Bowels. Only tie at ,W L DeLano's
drug store.
W. R. C. Attention.
All meetings of the Woman's Belief
Corps will htreafltr be held In Frauk't
hall over the Raoket Htore. Install.
tlon ofoftlcera Haturxlav evenlmr J.n
Sth. A full attendance la detlred. By
oruer ot pretldent.
Edith Mii.i.er, Beo'y.
Special Meeting.
Eugene Lodge No 11 A F A A M
will hold a special meeting this Satur
day eveuiug, at 7 o'clock, to make ar
rangements for the burial of our late
brother, Robert Field.
BBBi-ksckk, W M.
Removal .Notice.
We have remove! our aln..k nl -.v,.i
- B."vts
I Olli N llltll atrM.1 In th l.,.lt.ll.
. ,v ...v ""IIMIII, 1 1 i -
merly occupied by the Eugene Loan A
Kaviuga Bank. Cust mu rt please lake
utce.
Uu'uiihii.i.kh A ParraK.
Native Sons.
It- filler meeting f Native t,i,. , .
nlarl-t. Inai 11 itin of om r Mim
ir r itiraied tut- (iv-n, .
EASTERN LOBSTERS.
An Effort to Bring Them to Ore
gon for Propogation.
Bt ale Biologist F L Washburn loday
informed a Guard reporter that tbe
members of the Oregon delegation in
congress have promised blm to do all
they uau toward lodtiolng the general
government to recuie shipments of
Eastern lobsters to Oregon to be
planted on the rooky portions ff our
const where there la every reaaou t
expect they wi l do well. They are
found In the cold waters of the coest
of Maine and New Foundland, and
would find th conditions hire nearly
the same.
Tbe meat of the Evstern lobster Is
delicious aud we hope Prof Wash
burn will be successful In bis efforts
to secure them for planting In Oregon
waters.
Weather
Spselal I th. Guard
Pohtland, Jan 5. Tonight and
(Sunday snow; colder, Coitinued
cold weather for several days.
Bvals
POULTRY AND
POTATOES WANTED
J A O Bredemeyer,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,-''
FREE!
TO
BE
GIVEN
AWAY
A $3d Crescent Bicycle
To be Presented to some
Customer of the jEugeno
Soap Co, May 4,' 1901.
We have issued Coupons worth 25 ronia t
Grocery Store for Eugene Soap Cc X tuL l "y
Lvery purchaser of one" of these' Coupons "s Sftl .lT
a chance for our premium offer of a CreVol ' p UtI
to bo awarded May 4 19o. ent Blcyd
marmot for cleaning and lish L W rV
are Copper, Tin, b'rass, zinc. !!5rv etc ' G'aS
Portly and weUS th t yu wfcr J Jn?3f 0,i
opportun tv, not onK- nf P , orself of tins
free of charpo" but of hoi V ' . rc,c,81vin a bicycle
-rp. thUwff along:1111 Horao In"
EUGENE SOAP COMPANY.
Eugene, Oregon-
3
All Kind of
Heaters...
o
o
&
9
G
O
&
o
Q
Cole's Air
Charter Oak
Ht.-vi-i
lSuiitf
GRANITE WARE
S. L.
..Something New..
Day & Henderson...
Cut order Carpets. Come and
see Them.
finest Sine of
Ever brought to Eugene just ouened. "J hey are of
the latest finish and handsomely framed. Call at once and
inspeot them. An ornament tothe home and au act-eptahle present.
UfllVEHSITY BOOKSTORE,
SMOKE
Mount Moo
High Grade ioc Cigar
F.
I W. KAYS FURNITUP.L CO
MEALMERS and FUNERAL DIRCC10RS
Bargains in
Millinery . .
Having bought the
Millinery stock of
Miss Learneod we
will sell all hats at
and below cost dur
ing the month of
January.
G1LFRT S WHITEAKER.
FREE!!
TO
BE
GIVEN
AWAY
u
O
O
F)
O
O
TightirLfcrket
ami range1.
better iutile.
KITCHEN UTENSILS-
LONG
AT
H G KILLER. Proprietor.
'TIS EASY WHEN YOU
KNOW HOW;
and where to secure hijtji grade
wii e ami lkiuorx, to gt the best
aud purtttat low prices. You can
always find the veiy choicest vin
tildes indareto, Hurgundies.Khiue
winet), clrftnipaKnes, ant every
thing in the btst t.hle wines, with
the best botpjetand finest flavors,
as well as choice old whibkies,
ale, porter and beer at,
W. M.
RENSHAW'S
Eugene, Oregon. J
-
C. Potts
Manifacturer-
CASTOR i A'
For Infants aud Children.
The Kind You Have Always
Bears the
Sigrature
LANECDUHTYBA
all
EUGENE,
Cstso Ishsd ln'1882. Oldsst
Bjnk in th County.
Gsnacal Bsnkirg business in ?ll trana
transacted on favorable terms.
A. G. HOVE, Pretiiduui
1j O. HULIN. Cashier.
B. h.ilOVKY. Afel ( sflifrti
EUGENE
Loan e Savings Bai
Of Eugene, Oregon.
Paid Up Cash Cap;W
Surplus
$50,1
A GENERAL BANKING DU8INESS T 111
AOTED ON FAVORABLE TERMS'
t'niV . 9 principal chim oi
. --as. -a -jmivn aiiU lOIUlgll CO'inifled. 1
iiii!i?sl lUowml on Deirand CerttdctieU
r 11 .7 "Met, penoa.
M, j revive our i-roinpl miieniioD,
and Cuuiiiy Warnufj boughu
W. , 8N0WN, 0. A. PAINE,
PrMldsnt. Vice PrMlMi
F. Hf. flSHIIUM uv ui annttVM
.ithltr. ' Atal Oil
-FIRST
itaiional Bank
Of Eugene.
Paid urj Cash r.u.i rro ca
Surplus . . $60c
Eugene, Jregon.
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arlts nn Chlcno, t 'sni-i-.-u so
lawl. Ore n.
Hills ni Ftrhai'f' mlrt i fi.mVn cii.i.',f
l"rpcits nfirs,f snhjax:! 1 1 chk of oif
ratp nf ilm.vt. s
All .n I ' ' , n. sp!rrWf,.i to rs t rr
T; HfMimi ii, P. K. Ssi now!
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