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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugeae Guard dv4 viceuUnL AJiIrM il comiotiDlcatloiu kti'l iukt all reiritUDOM iMybU to th KuuKHK iiVAkV, KnoD Oregon. pail. le lr-etl l.y r :V, rot wk I IS De'ie-ed bf jc.;.ie', per muutli f' Utiei I ou yu ( i advance) 6 00 Kix wocth. 8 00 ac month,.,,., ,, W dit'lo u'lp'ea. OR wiriLT. Ono year (Id advance) $2 CO Bit month HW Advertia'og ratei made known on application, Kfitt.vd aa aeoood-oiMS Ec .(, Oregon. po.ilotH matter at the TUB KASTKRN OFKKJK3 -Of the pai.r areat 'HQ to ? IVuiule Coint, New V..rk Ci y.ardUH Kipreai Uldit, 87 Waih. Id ,. )d Sr Cbiciito, It'., K K ATii Adverti ng A;renc 'i charge. CAMPBELL BROS Publishers AH Business Letters to this offioe should be directed to THE OUARD Ineteed otelthi sf th arooriatara aaraonellt. CAMPBELL BROt SUNWONjTUtWEDlTHUFRl5AT ! 2 3 4- s y a & io n n 13 1-4 IS 16 IT 18 i9 20 2 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 JO 31 TUESDAY - JANUARY ON ALL SIDES. Life, the humorous illustrated paper, commences the new year with tlieae politio resolutions: "Discerning and confessing the grave faults whioh hare mado its oareer for nearly twenty years moitifying to itselland so distress' ing to observers, it proposes in the future to say nothing, and to depiot nothing, with wliioh anyone can find any fault, and if by oversight it should say anything whioh fails in any quarter to give oomplote atisfaolion, it promises on reoeipt of notloe to take it right baok and make amends. It will not again censure any person who has any friends, or praise anyone who hap any enemies. In every fight it will in future take the part of the up permoet dog, unless, Indeed, the under dog looks very determined in whioh oase It will mount the fence and wait. "It will not gibe at the British, ATMnl 11. at A.nn.l In at ah tla I.-.. vwh)ii uuuugu u ouviTv avd largo and important Irish constituency that lis heart beats as rogularly for them as their numbers warrant The Boers being now - noarly thrashed it will speak of them in variably with the contempt they deserve, as being small and baok ward potatoes and too few in a hill. It will denounce the Fillppinos as rascally rebels whose idea of self- goyernment is leave to plunder. it will watch very carefully the situation In Cuba, lying very low lor the present and striving prayer, fully to jump the way the oat dooi, "The liquor question, too, it will treat with great delicacy, applaud log the noble rage of the Prohibit tiomsls, but deploring that the foroeof babit and sinlul iaoliuatiou is all too likely in the future, as iu the past, to fruatra'e the complete realization of their hopes. In re ligion it will try to steer a prudent course somewhere betwoen the Devil and the deep sea. "One lives but to learn. Not easily nor quickly, but with an guish, and as the result of long ex perience Life has beoome aware that on any question which has two ides both sides are unsafe, and be who would avoid obloquy must keep his ear to the ground, havr his storm cellar handy, and prac tice agility in skipping into it." The Oregonian deplores "that the polltloAl forces at the South seem wiliilng to be saturated with section alism." Another illustration ot the pot oalllng the kettle blaok. The Orrgoulao has never missed an op portunity to say unkind things .bout the people uf the South. Ornwlng nolilr. Hunsbine mid aiiow today. C.Hiiniissluuers' ccurt meet t?m"r row. Johu T Card well, of Cottage Oiov". U lu the ally. H C Malion came up from Juii.;'i.u tli In aft-rnoon. Thenars 1,822 patient, in tin- 'tile Inpatiousyluai. Mins Ida fitraud returned to Albany tli In alU-rauon. Ad Una in i went to Harrlsburg on tills sltemoon's train. H W t-'colt baa accented tbe ponltlon on the text book comuiiBalon. One solitary sleigh from tbe coun r; i ii( tlced on tbe street today. Line county has 24 lnmat a in Ilia state reform acbool, standing fifth. W W Martin, tbe marble cut . -, v ent to Albany today to set up a au .-unieut. II A St Earle, tbe Blue Rivar min ing man, baa gone to Portland oa business, Tbe northbound daylight overland train wa one bour and a balf late tbla afternoon. Dlapstches says snow was falling yatterday In France and Hpalo. All same Eugane. Tbe Oliver eaiicua In Idaho baa nom inated Fred Dubois for U B senator. A moat excellent selection. Tbe funeral ol little Lefa Btrawn occurrred tbla morning from tbe family residence to tbe I O O F cemetery. Miss Gertie O'Brien, or Albany, la visiting In Eugene at tbe boms of her grandparents, Mr and Mr. 8 M Tltui. Huntington Herald, Jau 6: bias Katlierlne Patterson, wbo spent tbe holiday vacation wltb her parents In Eugene, returned Tueaday afternoon and baa resumed ber duties sa princi pal of our publlo schools Walter O ray, tbe harness maker, baa returned from a four montba' stay at Poitland, MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT. The Oregonian holds np the City of Washington as an illustration that popular suffrage is not neces sary to secure good city govern ment. Washington Is governed by presidential appointees under gon greBsional control and direction. The Oregonian forgets that one of the greatest national soandals was tbe corruption and jobbery in the control of Washington munioipsl affairs undor "Boss" Shepard. He made a beautiful oity of the nation al oapital, but millions were stolen while tbe work was being accom plished. We are not willing to oonoede that popular government is a fail ure. It may go wung sometimes, but in the end the people may be trusted to attend to their own af fairs oity, Btate, or national, Portland had one death from smallpox during December. The disease is sporadio over the Paoifio northwest coast. It appears In isolated and widely separated places under conditions that seem to preclude the hypothesis of direct infeotion. A Hillsboro woman has lived in three centuries, the eighteenth, nineteenth and twentieth. She has reached tne wonderiul age ol one hundred and twelve, having been born in 1789. Don't Rub It m. ore Throat Pneumonia Rheumatism Bronchitis Headache Bruises Earache Neuralgia Toothache Burns Lumbago Croup Cuts I'hyslclana mi this Mysterious Pair. Cure In their families and prescribe It In their pracllc.. At drunKleta, M eta. Oonlli-men: I never hesitate to atknowl- c1k the worth or a good thing". conae-qui-ntl.' I do not healtute to acknowllK that I have given your remedy a thorouah teat, and have found It to beull you cla.m. Heapectfully. J. H. PUTNAM. M. D.. Rutland. Vt SCOTCH REMEDY COMPANY Western Jtgeacy 8iN FRANCISCO Sold By Linn Drug Co Scotch Remedy SOCIAL The man that goes about repeat ing any "beautiful snow" maund- eriugs is liable to get hurt. The artiole is not appreciated in this Webfoot olime. ) The Hil end of that California Blorin has struck us. It has theap- poarance of being a light visitation. ll IT IS EASY WORK when you are welt, to rub and ecron. but when the heck achr And the head thnihe, a women' wotk is hourly torment. No women cen tw, ne and hceltay of Nxly who ll the vie. i of thoee womanly dleeaere which are THI roBESTBRS. Court Poplar, Foreetera of America, held installation ceremonies at I O O F ball last night followed by a ban quet, wblcb proved to be an enjoyable affair. Be vera! visitors from Court Bohemia of Cottage Orove were present and added much to tbe plea ure of tbe evening. The , Instal ling offloer was Deputy Uruiid Chief Ranger B K Lawson ot Cottage Orove. Oapt W 8 Moon was elected delegate to tbe grand court wblcb meets at Halem In May, and C C Kauffman and F A Rankin, alternates. Tbe follow ing new offloers were Installed: U C Kauffman, 0 R; Chss Maybew, Bub C It; U U Hammond, Flu Bee; C H Cheshire, Reo Bee; J (J Gray, . Tress; W W Branatettir, Senior W; Frank Roa, Junior W; I D Larimer, Henlor B; Ed Baker, Junior B. TO BB MABB1KD. Tomorrow evening, Jan 9, in Bt David's ohurob, Portland, Dr E De Witt Connell, a former Eugene ttudent, but now a leading oeeolltt of Port land, will be united in marriage to Miss Caroline Hboda Long, daughter Of Mr and Mrs Joel M Long of that oity. After making a brief wedding tour they will make their home at The Curtis. After leaving the Hlate University Dr Connell spent four years lu tbe medical department of the Unlver.lcy of Pennsylvania, taking a post-graduate course In Europe. As a apeolallat on tbe eye, ear, none and throat Dr Connel's sklllaud auoeeaa is ronounced eoond to none. He has a bntt of friends In this oity wbo wish hint happiness and prosperity. MAHK1BD. Tbe marriage of Capt O A Baohs and Mils Rose Letter, both of Eugene, ooourrcd today at Cottage Grave. Tbe oouple returned tbla afternoon and will oooupy rooms over B D Paine A Co's store. These peoole are well and favorably known and their many friends congratulate them. Capt Sachs Is In the employ of B D Paine A Co and bis msobanlcl abili ties and inventive qualities are well known and appreciated.' The bride bas llvet here for some time and is popular among ber acquaintances. SOROSIS DANCING) CLUB, ' The third party this season ot tbe Boroels Dancing Club will be held at the Armory Friday evening, Jan 11. This popular organization la noted for Its pleasant danolng parties, and a good attendance is expected. ' ' Why? Why send to Chloaso for vour crayon portraits when you oan get litem tor lees money, get better work done aud get them sooner from tbe I'oriiatul Art Company? A Kraus their manager, Is now In Eugene, and he will call on you with samples of toe wora. orphan mm 8 All Kind ot DEAD INDENTIFIED. G 0 O o o c? o TWENTY-EIGHT Special to the Guard. Rochester, X. Y., Jan 8. Fire destroyed the Orphan's a ..'.i i i.. i i.: .:.,,, jibjiiuii nui u ul an vni iy nuur una uiuiumg. TVift lua ,.f li'if.a li-oa lmavu TliA lin.linK nf f.WGIltV- Biz children and two attendants have been identified. t FATAL PRIZEFIGHT. Special to tbe Guard. Easton, Pa, Jan 8. At a prizefight brought off here last night, Frank Welch, pugilist, was so badly injured that he died this morning. The other principal and the seconds will be arrested on the charge of manslaughter. PRESIDENT STILL ILL. Special to the Guard. Washington. Jan 8. President McKinley is still con fined to his bed. The diplomatic reception has been cancelled on account of the President's illness. FRENCH LAWMAKERS. Special to tbe Guard. Paris, Jan 8.-The French parliament has re-assembled at Versailles after the usual holiday recess. TEXT BOOK COMMISSION. Special to tbe GUBr.l. Salem, Jan 8, All the appointees on the text book commission with the exception of Judge Lowell of Pendle ton, have notified Governor Geer of their acceptance. THE CHINESE SITUATION. Special to the Guard. Pekin, Jan 8. The German troops engaged the Chinese troops on the 7th. The Chinese suffered heavy loss. The Chinese situation is clouded. The Chinese envoys nave not signed the agreement with tue powers. Heaters... Cole's Air Tight Charter Oak HtnveM anil rangee. None better mode. carry lnalliw tile beet on the market GRANITE WARE, KITCHEN UTENSILS. S. L. LONG COTTAGE GROVE FIRE. The Town Had a Narrow Escape this Morning. Bielal to the Guard. Cottagb Gkovb, Jan 8 Cottage Grove bad a narrow escaps from a big fir a this morning at 3:46 o'clock. Tbe alarm was sounded and the fire com pany did qulek and good work. The Are was iu the bakery near Martin's hall. Tbe entire kitchen to tbe build ing was burned down. Losr, small. Young Pkoplb'b Christian Alli ance. The regular quarterly meeting of the Eugene Young People's Chris tian Alliance was hfld Sunday after noon lu the Baptist ohnroh. The meeting, whioh ) r.iveil to be a very Interesting one, was led by Mr Percy Adams. Tbe tople for discussion was "Kvlval." The subject wai dlsoussid by Rev Mao ri Wallac-, paitor of tbe Cungreiiatlunal ohurob, Mr Geo A WailU'U and isvangellet Lindsay. At the clcse of the discussion the annual eleotlou of offloers ocourred, resulting asMlowa: President, Dr U D Shel don; yice president, Miss Mary Mc Cornacfc; eeorttary, Mr L G Hulln; treasurer, Mr Fred Lamb. Gkbat Woman Dead. Tbe people of Eugane heird with regret of tbe sadden death of Mrs Narcls-ia White Kiuney, In Portland, early yesterday morning. The state and United Btalea thus l isea one of tbe brightest and best W'imen ot the country. Mrs Kinney to..k a leading part in the temperance wcrit of the United 8'aten, being for several year, one of the V L 1 U'a m vat energetlo orga lizem While iu the work she came to Oregon where she met aud married Mr Kin ney, one of Astoria's leading business men. b or several years she wa praai iieui oi toe ntaie vv v i u. oi.e was esteemed and beloved by all knowing her, her great personality attracting all wbo met her. The painters are at wnrk on the Interior of Hess A Jeuuiuga' new laundry building. The machinery for tne laundry H expeoted here any day Will be ronsi'd tfi Hi natural duties and your bilioui.nis, iR'ailache and constipation be cured if you al;a HootS's PMs Sold by all drupelsts. 25 oents. annual MBETINO.-The annual meeting of the Eugene Board of Fire Delegate.) was beld in Firemen's Uall lact eveulng. Recently-elected dele gates to tbe board from the several Are companies took their oatba of office and election of officers was held mull ing as follows: Wm Stevens, of lbs Hook & Ladder Co, presldeut; George Munro, Eugiue Co, vice presldeut; Cbas Austin, Cyoloue Hoie Co, secre tary; M B Hubble, Englue Co, treas urer. Eugene Strain Dye Works . . . ulroni Kin oftrn rtwnontiMt for frminint nuflfe riant. minim wnn or uwl lit. riCTv F- Tontr I'Tm Htviion 1W iht cute of iliaui of hm womrtnlv onrsina, mt Ihnt wxttk iliirMi't tinr Uxm any more. "Piivorttr fiptlon" rreiiUloa the nr.MlK. AAr uf 'I'li-jf ilr.tin. hrU lnfltnm.tit m ultTiAlton, mutt cutet fetnulc wrtkntM. It uiiikci weak wuuiett struitv ud tick women Tltete tit no Icohol in "Knvatile IHskurn. lion," tiett her optuin, iHKsiiue or any oUitt iini col te I T. tsnot health ft tin mm fM tin th- Mtth of mT ctH.ii,- t Mrt Anninlie lit ot Anne, kaniwti fn, W V. H.1 f W-krja, sa vrt iTtvtnitstr ai1 im.,1.1 etfsft sjittoltt miari oti fmtl Jo & not ativ rt and 1 xntcliittil to writ le rmi "Well, hutwjtn yui ! rruhfi mt I rm to ue ht't I tnuuctiTtl tahiiiat tt ri m.litne m dlvtv.- and bva o mnmi In retiaiB 1 . M io .t.. ih V ,u ... tVmiiv iT f4 I think lht writ? niri tnr.tkinra in Ihr khM I loitk Mffht U4tl C.'M'Irn Ms1k1 litvuvrry atxt lw of rriiin - 11. rirrre' Pellet cure eoMttpatton. ' Red Cross. , There will be a meeting of the Red Cross tomorrow, Wednesday afternoon at tbe reaidenoe of Mrs J A Straight. Preparations will be made for tbe sew ing bee. Fmm Bohemia. Wm Monroe and Carl Coatea came down from the Bo hemia mines yesterday to die wltb t ni nl y( Clerk Le proof of labor per formed on their claims, the "Ouray"' the Denver," tbs "Ft Wayne" and the Boalou." Mr Coatea told a Uuahd man t-day tbat the snow Is 8 feat deep at the mines and was still falling when they left. Meer Monroe and Coales returned to Cot tags Orove this afternoon. Heoeta Lodge No 111, I OOF, of Flortnoe, has Installed officer for a new tru a. follows: E fcvana, Hll;lt I, Evana, VII; F ( Plel, R8;RBMIIla, PS; Wm Kylr, treasurer. The State Poultry Show Is in amnion at Poitland. The prises taken by Lane county people are r . follows! O Cahow, ttarrl Plyn ulb Rocks, third oa hen, 91; sem. J on pullt, ML x Tbe Albany Iv.M'nat after publish ing the Item en' - ming the procuring of the fr I e ; opmprlatlon of lio, fjtli.UW in .ia by nenatora Grover and ' i i, and Conirasaman Johu V1 t .aer, raya; "We need llirra BP.'' Thi Doa Cask. The famous case ol bohwerlng vb Taylor, to reoover po- setsion ol an Irish K. tier dog, was beard again before Justice 0 A Wln tarmeler this afteruonu at 1:30 o'clock. The Judge took the case under ad vlaemeut and will render a verdict tomorrow. To Albany. Mr. and Mrs. C. C Vatlm'k want to Albany today where a!r. Mailouk will open a Rambler bicycle agency, also a repair shop. Caas Is perfectly familiar wltb tin bicycle business, aud no doubt will succeed in our sister city. FIK8T Patient. The Unit patient to be treated by Dra Paine A Kuyken dll aa per their contract wltb tli Bootb-Kelley I'o I. David Converse, an employe of tbe W' nulling raw mill, who came down yest-rJay aflliet d with la grppe. Florencs West: James f ope, one of the ftret settlers of Dead wood, aged 49 years, dltd of jaundice at Falrview on ( I; i ! toias day, aud waa bulled at thi Dtailwood cemetery by the aide ol Ins wife. ileppner Times: Rev J BLlM.tr, of Eugene, Is holding a series of religious aireilnga at the Christian church In tills city. The reverend gentleman la an able, earnest wi rker In the cause uf riirlftlanliy. ( nch Tansy Waters, me world's minus remedy for Irregular and pain ful oriole of Irdlee; are never fnlling nun ealtv. niarrlet ladles' friend Krviich Taiia.v Wafers are the only r: 'lat.le female rrniely In the world; liu-1 irtrl from l'atln; take nothing; elae, hui Hunt on genuine; In ml w rapier villi miwn Iraile mark, l. Krai tirtiif t'oni.anyl Imimriera, lurk M . Ha Krai'ci.H'o, hor ele .) Nlldiug' I" '".'"""I in i la'ii r..i cr din 1 1 First class work done as cheap as any place on the coast. Clothes pressed and cleaned in a proper and up-to-date manner. C. MARX, Jr.; Prop. ElsSth St., asar Susans toap Works.. Day AT ..Something; New.. Hende Cut order Carpets, see Them. rson... Come and ataBsW'fcV' I ITWTw r t .i '-7 'TIS EASY WHEN YOU KNOW HOWj and where to trrure hluh uriule wii.es anil liiiton, to avt tlie lBt and purest at low nrices. Yuu can always hud the very choloent vin tngaiiucliiretii, l!"rt;imdii'B,J(l,me wines, clianipnnen, and evprv tlihiK in the best tpble wirieN, win, the best loruetr.nd tinetit Havers, as well ax choice old wliii-kies ale, potter and beer at, ' W. M. RENSHAW'S Eugene. Oregon. SMOKE. Mount Hood High Grade ioc Cigar F. C. Potts Maru.facturer- A Monster Devil Fish. Destroying Its vlntln', li a tj ;e if constipation. The pow or of this mti dernua malady la felt on organs and and nerves and uiu-clen aud brain. There's no health till its overcome, but Dr King's New lire pills are a safe and certain cure. Beat In the world for Stomach, Liver, Kldm va and Bowele. OnlySJSoat W L DoLano't drug store. 5 J -A. O V Glfoatnre A :Flt i IU Tllll ill Vffli Have Always E J. w. mi FusKsri co t'flrALKERS add FUNERAL D1REG1UEE CASTOR For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bcughtl Bears the Signature of Bargains Millinery in Having bought tlio Millinery stock of Miss Learneod we will sell all hats at and below cost dur ing the month of January. GILFRY & WHITEAKER. POULTRY AND PCTA10ES WANTED J A O Bredemeyer, COMMISSION lEHCHl1T.S""l"W",' LAKE COOim Bit EUGENE. OHF.GON. Eitao Ishad In ISS2. Olilaat Bank In tha Count;. beneral Banking, tiiirif irtiiLrrutf transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVE V, President L G. UULIN, Cashier. - B. H. UOVKY. AcBt ( Sfliler. TO BE GIVEN AWAY FREE! FREE!! TO BE GIVEN AWAY EUGENE LoaniniSavingsBank Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Capital Surplus A $35 Crescent Bicycle To be Presented to some Customer of the Eugene Soap Co, May 4, 1901. Every mrehaser of onW a chance for our premium x QtIITy ? to bo awarded May 4, 1901. preset nt Jiieyelo r.very purchaser of four of reno troo ot cuarge a market ware, C these coinimio ...:u ... run n 9: n.,f r- ui re- Polish, which is the " W ,Vnl5rrtre ? 'n ; for cleaning and p!,li,hig xviK? n. copper. Tin. llm ';.. n...P "1(10w s. Olnss- Ihese Coupons can hf. l,o,i r- e- . or at our Factorr. Our Sol l J hchov I'll tlt vii u 1.1 aau yourself of this OENCNaL BAMKINO BUSINESS TSUNS. AOTEO ON FAVORai.I TERMS. ITnul'iV.","1 J"! ,be r-rlnclpsl cities ot tb i niiSf tef.ndior",n ""'nine. ,J ', Tf" llo"'rt on Demand CerllOcaiM ol Dry lt ith,,, i,rt n.ted K.rlod. J uicctloni recclTe our pnimpt atttotloa. utjt and uountj Harrantj nouank . C SHOWN, Prsiidtnt. F.W. 0SBUKN. athlsr. D. . PHINC. VlCt PffllMSl. W. W. BROWS. Silt Ctlhll' -FIRST- shortly and we trust that vou will opporiunny, not only of .n.hol.l rocoiXTv- , free of charge, but of heh.in, i , i i V p a '"cycle tus,ry. lu'lp the glodS aw' ' "P " ,IoMe ,1- EUGENE SOAP COMPANY. National Bank Of Eugane. Paid un Cash r.r.n.i grh nao Surplus . . jkro'oOO Eugane, Oregon. A "E-s'KrwM. PA K INT, PI'SINKSH ... "nti on rr .!. Is on nicaffo, aa K, land. Orwr. n. Hills ..( c,,,f ,Mon f,f(B cinnt lw. tiu r-i.,vi ,,jKl toclieck of otrut cat of diMwit, Ail ,xnn ti.ui mtni-'nl o TP P rel pr'U,i.( it'pc'ii'i. terms. r rant uKio and i j 11 ' Krsrur. I". E. SsciPoaiM, Eugene, Oregon- ! i :. I