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Daily Eugeue Guard I'ublUhed every neshwof Ui week, bun days mooptwl. AdMreis all commuulcatlors d I inke ll roinittenooe payable.' to tb Kuoiki lit'm, KJ, one. Oregon. SO (SfiilPl'ION JRATKE. 1)411.1. IVtrere I 1 y carter, per wl I J1 Diverel 1)7 cinior, per montli 0 1 IJy m'.l odo year (fo advance) o w K. i.1i.-itlii 3 w In. nmnLh &'J rj-Mle coulee. wimlt. One year (in advanc) b: ( ujonms . ' Advertising rites mle knon on aiplica- tiuD. Fn'red as seooodt i nutter t the E'' pos. Oregon, poitnfi'' k TUB KASrUBN OKFlOES Of Who r,i,)or'et'.':0 ti ! 1 Temple Conit, New Y-'rk C.y.aad U H Kipias l:Mir, 67 Wsh-Id-.S.d L. UuIokio, HI., K KATS Advertfv ; ;;enoy in ub&re CAMPBELL BR03 Publishers All Bu .Inese Letter to this offiee should ke ulioo.ed to THff OUARO Instead of either f blu rnHflatari aaraonallv. , CAJPBltL BROS i 2 3 4a e y e o io n IT 13 1-4 IS 16 17 16 g 2Q2I 22 23 24 25 26 272e?930 31 MONDAY JANUARY 7 SAW INDIAN MURDERERS WHITMAN HUNG. OF To readers of PaoIQo ooaat and Oregon history the Whitman mas store seems far in the misty past though, in faot.it ooourred but little more than a half oontury ago, No ember 20, 1847. That is a short time, comparatively, for an old suttled oountry, but a long measure fornew a oountry, It was in June of that year that Kugend Sklnnur bnilt his donation olaim cabin at tho west end of Skinner's Butt?. One man, at least, is living who saw justice meted out to the Indians who were responsible for that massa ore, W 0 Johnson of Oregon Cityi now nearly seventy, lie writes the Oregonian an aooount of the hanging of the prinoipals engaged in the brutal murder of the mission ary party, amoog the latter Mrs Spaulding and Mrs Whitman, the first white women whose blue eyes loooked into the blaok orbs of the aboriginal daughters of the Colum bia. They oame . to their missions with the Cay uses and Nez Peroes in 18S6. Mr Johnson writs. "Among the ovbob tried in my youthful days I remember best that of the Indians who were arroatrd and tried for the murder of Dr Marons Whitman and others, lead ing to what is known as the Cay use Indian War. These Indians were tried with as muoh Judioial oare for their rights as would have been any white person aoonird of a similar orirne. The oourt appointor! an earnest and enerpotio young lawyer to guard the interests of tntwe eav ages, and scrupulous oare seemed to be taken in all the projradings to give them each the bsneflt of every doubt, and to ssouro them against every unreasonable prejudice. They were justly oonvictod, and ex ecuted lat-jr nn, at the south end of Main street, in Uremia City. "As my mind reverts to the scene when these Indians were hanged, I remember one luoident whioh is worthy of roord. Joseph L Meek was United blatia uiarohal and controlled the prcsredings. His younger brother, oomuiouly called Hte Mc:k, thought the Indians had been unjuBlly condemned, and oame on the ground and begged his brothor not 13 carry out the judgment ot the oourt, asserting that it was unjust to apply the same law to them that would prop erly be applied to eiviliod and in telligent person. I shall never forget how Jonoph, (the maishal stood erect about six feet two inobe oimmanded his brother to stand aside, saying: 'Blsve, it is not Jo Meek that lit hanging these men, but the United Slater Marshal.' "And the ax d( Kond' i, the roi . was sevored, and the seven murder ' ers were sent inlJ eternity. The law was vlndloal-d. The marshal had dona his duty; and then tiie man turned away frweep wilb hi brother Steven over the wnalty of ignoranoe, superstition and savage- Moody Hollla weDt to I'orlKud I - day. MSWtllit weut to Portlaod t t -r. day. Dr T B Ford returned from (Jori'i I l today. Kred I'M wards, undent, re'in-l today. Hhv Keaudreau and Green iriI from points north today. Mra John Holland of the C-ittH'O Grove hotel, la In Eugene. John llarger, 8 P fireman, reluraed to Roneburg tills afttrnoou. H J Oppemhelmer, a Bui out Imp buye', whs In Kugeiie t iday. T A Cilllie.-t Uiade Cottage Grove a short visit ytiterday and today. Mm Andy Tltua returned this attfr noon from a ahnrt vlall at Trent. Harn Tuurston, of Dalit', wei aim: 'j the atudent arrivals tbla afternoon. Attorney and Mra J 8 Medley re turned to Cottage Grove yesterday. Mlas Fay Logan returned to Pint land yesterday to resume beratudle. Prof F G Schmidt returned yester day evening fr m bis vacation In Cali fornia. Tom Abrama paaard through thN afternoon from Portland to C'ettK Grove. Mlaa Pearl Park returned this after noon from a several months' atiy In Hpokane. JuiIk H It Kinotld ret lrnel yes terday afternoon from a abort visit to Portland. I TNIokhn, of the Eugene Soap Works, went to Harrlaburg today on business. . : Dr L W Brown returned yesterday aftarncan on one of tbe belat9d tralna from California. , Mra W J Royce accompanied by ber slater, Mlaa Hlroud, returned from Albany tbia afternoon. Misaes Cells and Bertha Goldsmith, ofOreson City, are vlaltlng relative and friend In Eugeue. It Davis went to Cottage Grove yesterday with tbe view of organizing a danolng sohcol and club. Mlaa Luta Dunbar returned ts Port land yesterday after a vialt ber with mother and her brother, Harry. MrsJU Green has gone to New Auburn, Mluu, t3 attsnd tbe bedside of her mother, who la quite 111, W J Royre, of tbe Eugen Excelsior Worka, returned lat nigh from a bualneaa trip to Ban Franclsoo. Lola E Bean went to Roaehurg yesterday to aiaume tbe clerkship re eently oflered blm In the U U land office. O B Hollls and wife returned to Hpokane this aftarnoon after a pleasant visit with Mr Hollls' alsler, Un M E Brownies, Meinra W L Whittlesey, Luke Goodrich, E N Blythe and Ed Van Dyk were among the athdenti who returned yraterday. Geo W Pickett returned today from dan Kranolaco where he bai bean elnoe Beptemlier. M r Pickett's many friends are gUd to see blm back. E H Ingham leaves tonight for Chicago and New York to purobaae goods for bin department store In this city. He will be gone about a month Hon T G Hendricks and family left for California yestJrday to apend their winter vacation. They went via Port laud and the ateaniBblp route. Dr Kroiu, of Cliloago, who holds an lmpoitant poaltion In tbs Illinois Ineaue asylum, was In Eugeue yeeter- day. He Is au old friend of W O Zelglar, Miss Pearl Bridges, of Pleasant Hill, after spending a few days visiting re! atlvea In Eugene, went to Harrlsburg this afteruoon, where ah will spend some time. W L Copperuoll, Bert Lawson, William Gimth, Claude Hawkins and other Foresters from Cottage Grove, are In the city to aaalet In the Instal lation ceremonies of Court Poplsr this venlng. Recently there have been several case of prominent men aiuUlenly falling in coUnpse just after eating a hearty uiesd. These men have all been under treat ment for gastric "trouble," and yet the result ahowa that the treatment they had received had smothered the symptoms but had uol retarded the progress of the diereee. There la a rent danger in the use of palliatives when there ia disease of the sloumi'h and its allied orgiiua of diges tion and nutrition. The disease In such caeea goea on, while the distressing symptoms alone are stopped. 1'reseutly, like a auiomercu fire, the disene breaks out ill new places, in volving heart, ltais, liver, kid neys, or some other organ. The use of Dr. IMerce'e tlolilen Mrdiosl lts-ov ery results in a initical cure of disriuiea of the stoinnch and olll er ortfitns of di gestion and nutiillon. It cures diseases ot heurt, limes, liver, kidneys, etc., when the disease of these orgnns haa its origin In the iliei-nstd condition of the stomsch .mil iiivtiy-e ami nutiiti-e system. "1 will trll v'! whei mrsrtl ami (smllv thittk of yr -r meittvint.- wtttM Mr M M WsrUwetl. ,f l.mn..l, l.,imititb IV, KatiM -n will ,k all r,e a,, ami mole I wsa takm akk nli, jraia air". I s4 a,, wrak 1 cvuldn I Ur .Iowa. nn runllr M iiiv -Blhal way two pr lhtr moDtha. ( ivkrd up r iH i,,,., M. m.iian.liim Pvka ua, ttav antl safa yer ,1t--si'Ni''ii "f .ala-th if ll,r Mott'Nt'h I fh.u(M ll hll ttij ,t uv liad a U'ttlrof tlr, nir a Uol'trn Vlrdtoal !H-an in the fetuse that waa iriM fcir mv m. 'her V-e reoetmentl It fot ra!.inh t hw -lomai'h, at 1 went to lahli's it. Ti.f i,i,e Killla erarlv vurrtl nae. I eva two hxltlea naal tuur ati.l to,ik ne and one half an.t waa wll V041 snvlk-lne euet me Ihire d.aUia auj Hit 4orlr cat nu kmncea dollar.' I'r. l"ierce'a Coninme Sense Medical A.lvi-r, in pajarr covers, is aent fitt on reit-iiil of Ji one -cent stam, to pay eiiH-nee of innllnie hiv. Addree ur R. V. I'lerce, bullalo, N. V. o o o o o o 2 lake them to day and youll b& well to-morrow.i Baldwins Cold Cure Tablet NoBB (Cold in head) NoCurcoRy25c Sold By Linn Drug Co o o o o SOCIAL. AT TUB LOOM 18 HOM K. On Esst Twelfth at net Saturday Isat, a very plca-tnt party was t3n dercl MrsLoomls, by her chat ulns; and aocompllabcd daughters, In honor of tbs anniversary of ber birth. Cut flowers and the delicate and twining smllax,' with a profusion of fragrant violate, added to the already pleasant and luxurious Interior of the o imfort' abl and spacious apartments. The afternoon was delightfully sp i t in social converse over dainty nedle- work, wb.n all were Invited to tboAgueoa t0 the Gitakd, IBUiee so siriM.ci ui au eirgnua re,aab, served In the rarest of china, sllvir and cut gists. The gurtts were: Mes damrs York, Page, lvi ridge, Adair, Hladdep, Pt'ong br, Dttmerlrjg, Mc Elroy and Wb'eler. Blddlntr tbe boateaa adieu and wishing for ber many auoh returns, closed, for thoee present, one of the most pleasantly spent afternoons. INSTALLATION AT 8PUINOFIELD, At the regular meeting of the Wo men of Woodcraft, Pine Circle, Spring fli H, Jan 4, tbe following offlc3ra were Installed: Mrs 8 K George, Guardian Neighbor; Mrs Alice Thompson, Ad visor; Mra Mary Maglll, clerk; Mrs M A Washburne, Banker; Mrs Maggie Powers, Magician; Miss Mary Rotorte, Attendant; Mies Maud Thompson, In ner Hentlnel; Mr Nehon Bkctl?, Outer Sentinel; B A Washburne was lectsd manager. Installing ofllcsr, Mra Dr Valzab. The names of four parsons were prrsont-d and the aame elected to uierqterahlp. Pine Cliclels steadily and quietly growing. BIRTHDAY BUKPRISB. Baturday, Jan 5, was Miss Laura Lirmler'a birthday. To celebrate It In a fitting manner, quit i a numler of ber friends gave her a surprise party at' her home on Oak street thtt evening. A few hours were pleasantly spent with parlor gam pa, tcolal con versa, etc WHO BANQUET. The Womeu's Relief Corps held a banquet In Frank's hall Baturday evening, the ocoaiion being the in stallation of new officers recantly elected. An enjoyabl time w bad by all. Speeches were made by Mewia J W Laklo, 8 W Taylor and J D Hat- ock, FuriRRAU The funeral seivlras of lb lata Robert Fields ooourred at the Oak Hill ohurch and oemelsry, 13 miles at it ot Eugene, today, and were largely attsndrd. Rev M L Roae oonduoted the religloua servlnea and Hou H M Vorau the Mesonlo services, The following Masons attsnduri from theoltyt B M Yoran, J M Howe, EJ CrawfnrJ, J L Pugo, W P Chtshlre, Geo ( Yoran, Ellis Whatlam, R M Day and E F Chapman At the U R Church. -The revival at the United Brethren ohurcb Is con' tinning with Interest. Blahop Casll waa compelled to return to Philomath this morning on a matter of business, liutexpeota to be back about Thursday. In tb meantime Pastor J T Merrill will oouduot the meetiuga. Hops Hold, F E Dunn haa aild B7 bales of old hone, 18ihi's, to Llllenllial A Co, of Ran Francisco, for 8 csuta per pouud, A wintry day. A Qoldamlth will be Sujrears of sge tomorrow. J W Lakla Is building a handsome reshUoc at the south end of Oak street, this city. Mr Carolina Darkhelmar die J In Portland yesterday, aged 73 year. Bh e was the mntherlalaw of Mrs Elsie Fahwartsolilld. Philip Danforth Armour, the gre.it pork packer, died in I'lilciiro yesterday aped 89 year. Hi wealth I rstlniat-d 1 1 C8,mfl,CC0 to M5,CC3,C 13. David J eVheubly, the nlon.-er Northwest Journalist, dltd at Elh ns l org, Wash, yet:rday, aged M year. H publlsht d the Oifgon City rlpecv lt r In ICS's. Krenoh Tanay Warera, tiie world's mm remedy for Irrvmilar and nam. 'nl perkxla of laullew; am never failing; snd safe. Married ladle' friend Krench Tanay Wafer are the only re 'table female remedy In the wnrl,l im. torted from Paris: lake nothlmr ! t in Insist on genuine; In red wrapiwe. elih crown trad mark. I.aKiant tiuvCmiianylln)ort r,ot)Turk -t Cm Francisco. For sal by all drov es', or sent In plain wrapper dlrwi go raolpl of ta. PRESIDENT MM Wm SUFFERS FROM A COLD. Special to the Guard. Wash-iwoton, Jan 7. 1'renident McKinley is eufl'ering an indisposition from a slight cold. N All callers are retuseu aamission to iiib iuuhj, u but tho immediate family and household being allowed to see the President. SOME MILITARY RULE. Bpeolal to the Guarl. Manila, Jan. 7. General McArthur has deported tw.nty-six prominent insurrectionists irom uuam. The Filipinos are Homing iree poniicai uiboubhiuus iu this city. TURNS STATE'S EVIDENCE. Special to the Guard. Omaha. Jan 7. The offer of one of the persons engaged in kidnapping the son of Millionaire Cudahy to turn state s evidence has been accepted by the prosecution. THE SPEAKER STILL SICK. Special to the Guard. . Washington, Jan 7. Speaker Henderson is still un well. His reappearance in the house for several weeks is improbable. AFTER THE PANHANDLE. Fpeolal to tbe Guard. Washington, Jan 7. A movement ison foot to change tho map of Idaho and Washington by cutting off the very narrow strip of Northern Idaho, locally designated as the "Panhandle," and annexing the territory to Washington, to which it more naturally belongs. OUR CANAL INTERESTS. All Kind of Heaters... Cole's Air Tight iTJ'iS- Htovi-n am. milieu. Nfue better untile. KITCHEN UTENSILS. Charter Oak GRANITE WARS. S. L. LONG G 0 0 0 C 0 ft (3 Washington, Jan 7. Three warships have been ordered to Laguyara to protect the United States' interests more particuarly in relation to canal developments. BOERS STILL FIGHT. Bpeclal to the Guard. Cape Town, Jan 7. General Litchner reports an engage' merit of part of Knox's force with a superior Boer com mand. British loss 18 killed and 22 wounded. THE HOSPITAL. Site Pgrchased for Erection of Building. ' WILL 00 UP IMMEDIATELY. Drj Paine Kuykendall totlay pur coaaed tbe J T Rowland proptrly, on Willamette el root opposite the resi dence of Dr Kuykendall, as a alte for the ereollon of the new hospital build ing. The contract wl'l be let within ten days aud It Is thought by Feb. 10 tbe building will be ready for ue?. The realdenc3 now ttmdlng on tho proper ty will form a part of the new bulldlug. The root W'll bs railed and otherwise remodtled. A wlug 16x32 feet and two stories high will be built on to the old atruoture, aud when complete J will be a substantial and Imposing structure. Dr Paine, when called on at IiIb olUue by a Guard reporter today eaid that the hospital will be furnished throughout with the most modern ap pliance obtainable aud it will be trlitly a first olaaa Imtltutiou In every respect. On tbe lower Qjor of the building will be Uvated tbeeurgeiy and several warda, and on tbe upper floor there will be two wards. Tbe o eratlng table, bath rooms, hospital bods, it", will beof the latest pattern, eleolrlo lights will be used, hot aud cold water will be bad, a sew eiage ayateni will be put In aud every thing for the comfort aud convenience of the patients will be furnished. Dr Paine says that fuitber Improve ments will baniade on the ropeity latter on In the way of removing sever al outbuildings and Improving end beautifying the grouuds. It ia probable that after the hoppiUl has beeu In ruuulcg order a school for trained nur.es will be established In oonneotlon with the Institution. Thin h'i.aplis.1 will not be for the ex clusive use uf the employes of tbe Boi tli-Kelly company, as haa been generally undeistood, but will be open to th public No doubt In lime It will be one of the tst Institutions of It klud In the state. Portland Art Co. The managers of the Portland Art Co have also renewed their centred with Hampton Bros for this year. This company can teach you bow to make portrait! by a new process in your own homo. Any lady can lesr i. If you with to know about the matter, Mr Krauu, who is manager can t found at tbe Hodman, and be will ba glad to explain to you, t-r write to the Port land Art (Jo. Attention K. 0. T. M. Regular meeting tonight at 7:30. In order to accommodate the Forester of America, meeting Is one-half hour earlier than usual. G W Kinsey, Record Keeper, fithtl and Aggie Wooley, littb daughter) of Editor L F Wooley, of Cottage Grove, retur ed home yeater day after a visit with relatives hire. Weather tsll Is 111 usM Pohti.and, Jan Tuesday; Rain. ".Tonight ud Rials. Eugene Stam Dye Works . . First class work done as cheap as any place on the coast. Clothes pressed ana cleaned in a proper anu up-to-date manner. C. MARX, Jr.; Prop. Elfhth It., sear Eu(sna tosp Works, ..Something: New.. AT Day & Henderson.., Cut order Carpets, see Them. Come and 'TIS EASY WHEN YOU KNOW HOW; and where to Re cure hlyh grale wines and irjunrK, to got the beat and purest at Inw prices. You can always find the very choicest via tafren in clarets, Burgundies, KhiM. wiuea, champSKneB, and every thing in the best table wines, with the best boquetond finest flavors, as well as choice old whiakiee' ale, pmter and beer at, ' W. M. RENSHAW'S Eugene, Oregon. SMOKE.- Mount Hood High Grade ioc Cigar F. C. Potts Manufacturer- A Monster Devil Fish. Destroying It victim . If a ty 1 ( f constipation. Tiie po , r ( ( tills mu -deroua malady ia felt on organs and and nervea and uauei'les and brain. There's no health till it overcame, but Or King's New II re pills are a safe and certain cure. Bet In the world for Htomach, Liver, Kidneys and Bowels. Only?5cat VV L De Lino's drug store. Bears tls A Vu Han Always Boiigtl I W. im FUilNiim GO, rH3ALMERS arid FUNERAL CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bouji Sigrature of Bargains Millinery in Having bought the Millinery stock of Miss Learneod we will sell all hats at and below cost dur ing the month of January. GILFRY ft WHITEAKER. POULTRY AND PCTA10E8 WANTED COMMISSION IrERCHANT, J A O Bredemeyer, . Saattls, Wilt, UNEGGWBi EUGENE, OREGON. Cstao Ishsd ln'1882. Olde.t Bank In ths County. General Bankinfl-liiinfs irelllrari transacted on favorable terms, A. G. HOVE V , Prwident L. (4. HH I.I N. Cuthlor. R. H.HOVKY. As?t ( I'lijr TO BE GIVEN AWAY FREE! FREE!! TO BE GIVEN AWAY EUGENE Loan e Savings Banl Of Eugene, Oregon. - $50,0t Paid Up Cash Cap'tal Surplus A $36 Crescent Bicycle To be Presented to some Customer of the Eugene Soap Co, May 4, 1901. Revival Yea-! day at trie 11. si Large audieuos Llmlsoy and bis TllK (.'MK10THN ler.lay was a great Christian cliuroh. drrwt.il ETaiifttllst srriuona were pnwerrsjl. Last night tiie entire building auditorium, gal lery and lecture rojtu was crowded. A pleasing feature the service waa a T.olin solo by Prof UrUsen, of Mc MiunHN, with Mn Kje Hi llenliick at the organ. The meeting; la starting ilh great luterrM 16 having alreai'y unH.il with Hie church -must of llirtu by oiiiifeislo i and bap lani. Harvry ri.Mil, miriu, Inya of the M I' bridge, gang, waa toke'i II' w :h piiriiuiimla at Albanv tti . 'her day suit arnt to tbe hnspitil t Pot U' d, ' Ma vry Is a tjine eountr boy and a bnltiri ul l'rul W W rxim, m Ku4ruc, We have issued Coupons worth 25 cents at any Grocery btore for Eueae Soar. rin.' T.nn.... c. ' ? hvory purchaser of one of these Coupons is iriHtUiT to bo awarded May 4, 1901. ' fill re- Crowu market for cleaning and polishing Windows Gla"c ware Copper, Tin, Bress, Zinc, CutWv. etc ' iitese wjupona can be had nlv from onr x rviui v. vmr inifjir a cnance lor our premium, offer of a Crescent Bicycle to bo awarded May 4. lOOl. u'llB t Every purcharer of four of theso couitons w ceive freoof charge a 25 cent package of our C lohsh, which is the best polish ever placed t tin V'l iy 1 ill V. I P i,-,,l.. ...Ml it i .1 , - -v-injuur win can on von shortly and we trust that you will avail yourself o this i. .: . , ' , lv" "St'l"Z futi up a Homo In. trp. tieip uie gooa work along. EUGENE SOAP COMPANY. Eugene, Oregon. OENtaaL banking ausiNisa TS AOTED ON FAVOnaaLC TIRMS. Prstti ismed on tbe principal cltln ot Unilwl suit's and rorvltfii rvnintriM. llitercsl kllowiil on Denism! (.ertlUcaie uejKnn wncn left rtatorl iwrlod. t nllecllons recuirc our prompt attention, titjr and Cuudij Warrant bought. W. K B10WN. President F. m. 0SBUKN. vashlsr. n s 01IME. ' Vice Pre!il ' ssit ca yiRST National hi Of Eugene. I Pld up Cash CpltlS30,0C Surplus . - $60,00 A Eugene, Oregon. OK.VEItAL BA TiK WO B'.'SIN'' I Mnff nn r i mali . bnlna. Armlim on Chicwo, n VrmniHsro r HiU f ichuitfr ol,I on fnTTii-n r m ' I'fit rrK(Tel ul)jct to chf-lt ot cat of t.sfHts)it. All cvllwtitmi fntrnprr' to 'H 0rt ui.t fttUution r U Hr?nHKns, 1 reaiileut. S l '.asis. V" c l'r.sliKs P. t.. Siioioaa.-'l t a) ir. I. Tl I'-rrra,
