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Newspaper Page Textf Daily Eugeue Guard ,.,Mj.hH rr aTiii of UK wMk, Ban dar. .xwpUJ. Addrea. all communication, anl mlc all naitunoM pjrabl to u Kiorai Uoad, Bugo. Owgoo, BUBSCKIPTION BATK& riiiLi. run! hv currier. Mr week 9 16 IMireral br. carrier, per month M Br mail one Tee tin dTno) J riii month JJJ 'jm month JV rlintll. opica. us WaTaXT. One year (In adrano.) J Six month. l'J Advertising ratea made known on applica- Kitend aa avwort-elaaa Eiuene, Oregon, poitottre. matter at the TUB F.ABTKRN OKFIOE9 -Oflth. paixr an at 230 to 2Z T?1?, Cw'Ll'ew Vork Oitr.aadUB Hw-?")'' iot n BL, Chicago, III, K KATZ Adr.ru. ng Aa-e-acy in charge CAMPBELL BROS Publiiiher. Ill u.la.l. l.tt.re to thlt .Ike. he.14 a. dlr.eted t TH OuD Imt.a. .1 either ' th "'""c'i'i.IILl ..01 THURSDAY JANUARY 10 NO GENTLEMANLY PRIZE FIGHTS. VioA-President Rooeevelt says the managers of prize fighting in New York made a mistake by not stopping contests when they be came "brutal." The vice-president should Inform the publio as t what stage in the fistiouff proceed ings they are not "brutal." Who would go to see a prize fight where it waa known pillows would be used for glores and no blood would be drawn? When the average oitizen goes to see a fight he wants some thing for his money. Somebody must be hurt, else the managers and fighters are liable to get a fight on their bands with outsiders that would mean something. THE MASTER TRUST. Morgan and Ilarrlman, two of the prinoipal financial magnates oi the oountry, have undertaken to foroe obedlenoe to their mandates upon all the railroads of the coun try that are not owned and con trolled by their orowd by dem oustratiag their ability to make it Impossible for roads which are not disposed to submit to their demands to secure further loans of money These magnates are able to teaoh the members of all other trusts that the money trust is their master. They will be able to make the greatest trust magnate in any other line appreciate the truth oontalnod in Boolosiastiea x, 19: "A foait is made for laughter, and wine maketb merry; but money answerelh all things.', Steve Baker, a Portland lad of fifteen veers, has plenty of nerve- lie fell from a freight train at Salem, Wednesday, and several oars run over his legs severing one below and the other above the knee, lie lay by the traok unnotioed for an hour, when the local came along and be stopped it by waving his bands. That boy will recover. The Western hemisphere with 125,000.000 population should be field enough for Uncle Sam without his going seyen thousand miles cross the Pacifio shores to the Kastemhemiaphore, the cradle of mankind, where 1475,000,000 peo ple crowd each other In the strug gle for existence. The bearded, brawny citlien will rest easier on learning that seven teen applicants for barber's com missions passed the examination at Hslera yesterday. This is a great country for outuuiieslons; and the barter's commission is not tin Joattt useful. VJH WOKTUtWEDTHUFRT 5AT A. y e Q iojJLjX I3t I? i5 6 nr mj 19 15 I 1113 M 23, 2g y2al2930 3l - LIFE A CEXTCRY AGO. One hundred years ago a man ooulJ not take a ride on a steam boat. He had never seen an eUctrio light or dreamed of an electric .r. lie could not send a telegra . He couldn't talk through "f'e phone, and he bad never hear t 'l the"hellow" girl. He could not ride a biuyole. lie could not call in a ethnog rapher and dictate a letter. He had never received a l wri'.ten communication. He never looked pleasai t before a photographer or had bis picture taken. He never beard a phonograph r talk or saw a kinetosoope turn -t a prizefight. He bad never taken a ride in mi elevator. He bad never imagined such a thing as a typesetting machine or a typewriter. He had never used anything but a wooden plow. He bad never seen his wife using s sewing machine. He had never struck a match on his pants or anything else. He couldn't take an snaesthetio and have his leg cut ofl without feeling it There are about 600 Chinamen in Portland, and their real estate and stock in trade amount to M,- 000,000. There are about 16,000- 000 Chinamen in the United State, at present. There are only nine in Taooma. Seattle has 600, Port Townsend 250, Cbioago 3000, Sacra mento3400, Los Angeles 11,400, New York 12.000, San Franoisoo tO.000. The vote of the Middle-of-the. Road Populists in the United States in the reoent election fell below the vote received by Coxey for governor of Ohio in 1894. Bargains! Bargains! In Shots S2 43 ehoe reduced to SI. St SO ahoea reduced to 75o and f 1. fl 00 shoes reduoed to 60c nd 7fio. Me ahoea reduoed to ?V 26o ahoea reduoed to inc. Ax Hili.v. John Dav lea, who baa hci a aliga with la grippe, Is Improvlcg, the Guard la glad toannounoe. JBBtlleahaa been oonfloed to hla room with a lame back. He la able to be around again on the atreeta. Wadnceday'a Boaaburg Review: Geo Kohlbagen left for Drain and Eugene tbla morning on a hiialueaa trip. ( It H Delpb, atatlon agent at Qoaben, wbo recently want to Baoramento, Gal, to enter a sanitarium, la danger ously 111. Walter Qrlffln'a brood of Inoubator batohed ohtokena are growing fat and aauov. Walter la evidently kind foater father. The north-bound train thU afternoon waa delayed for some time at tba ata tlon lo Eugene on acoount of a hot box ob the engine. Dr W L Oheahlre la preparing to move bla ofiloa Into the rooma raoantl; vacated by Dr. Paine at Kuykendall in tbe Cbrlaman block. Mlaa Lutle Oabura left today for her borne at The Dalles after a four weeka visit with her grandparent, Mr and Mr Boatwlok, In Bpenoer preolnot. Tb Roeoburg Review aaya R B Sheridan baa Juat returned from Boutbero California and that he found the roada near lUkeraflrl d aa dry and duaty aa lu ail turner. In the drivs following th bail it's birth there U ofirn long up-hill ttni'e to rrcowr Rtipi.gth, .ml the curse uuniee hrneU in the prrtw ration of jell ice auJ brotht ft- the invalid. Wlwn Dr. IVrc Furorite PmeHp tiim in ueil a prrpenitir for mother hood the Utby'i ailvent it practically piinlrM, there it abundant etrength to nui.w a till nourWh the chtUl, ami a rapid recovery from the shock anil strain in uppiraMe from maternity. "I plrw1 Itul IH ttirt antwtrvd mt Irttev.- wittt Mr. O w Younf, of n aouili Krpiit Strrl Pairkl, W'lUr.barr., rtnnt. W'litn 1 hsul thiwr mtsKai-t 1 lmu I Ihtnl! I WiwM nrr hstra? ttiifclrtm. mV teck awl to Iraau! hmk atnt 1 HXWld Wli tSck t tV M tiit h stnl hi inctf- h?tUtiM I Hd i"'T. aw.i i tii r .lfam.i to e t1rM1 lo mi 1 It ha I ihrn I bar if ii taklna IH lSttvrt IHvnrtI frraxTlpttrB Whtn tm'rf wa tmwmtA 1 too K mU thr lim I -., Ih wav t ffll Ant all la- luttf anr) mrrt gt lhot) 4ttt' IU now ntr.iir wttt haunt etv 1 hair pwvfWt rtnp nf I i? any tor is lh Uaihl "t a is cvi tmr ta'it I aisj nr now twwatt rran tA an.l baby It -JfBvwt (s;hl month oiA h frr w-u. inn wrift pnwn.it fttj.i th bb i,u T""' l W. VI w gflrl tot it,, .j, to,,, mcslktrv lil tVt u. W r OotV healthy tlMukst ia In. Hen Mr4kn " lr. I'irn's IMe bowels healthy. ant PellaU keep Uk I Baby Comes. 3 ia!c tiicui today and you'd be well to-morrow. Baldwins Cold Cure Tablet NoM ((old in head) NiCureNoPdy25c See fer free aiMele ese Meeleel Je.u4 SeM.ie Sea rre.lee O o o o Sold By Linn Drug Co ATTEMPTED HDRDER Mnrraj Wade Stabs W. G. Evans. Trying to Hill Him, traasiD rouaj times. Spaela) to th. Q.aM. Halxx, Jan. 10.- At 12:t0 n'olock tbla (Tburaday) moroiug, Murray Wade, eon of W L Wade of North Ba lem, oommlt'.ed a murderoua aaaault on Will Q Evans, aaleaman In tbe book atore of tbe W II Bargbardt Company, by knocking blm down and atabblng him four time. Tb explanation given of tbe awful oocurieno by friend of tbe injured man, la tb.t the aaaault waa the reault of Jealousy. It eeema tbat a young lady, to wh-n Wade baa been paying aome attentions, waa eeoorted to tbe ball of the ICutre Nous Club in tbe Tioga block, laat night, being accom panied by tbe young lady'a alater and the lattt-r a eecort, O V Allen. After the daute the two young oouptea want to a re t turant for rufreehmenta, leav- for tbe ladles' residence about 12:30 o'olock thla morning, going op Che meketa street. Mr Allen and hla eaoort walkM about fifty feet ahead of Ihe other couple, when opposite the r idnuca of Hon AN Ollbert, oorner of Chatuik'tt and Liberty atreeta, Murray Wade auddenly appeared by the aide of Mr Evans, and with aome blunt weapon, believed to bav been a club or a rook, knocked tbe latter down, 'tunning him. The next In fant Wade threw himself upon bla prostrate vlotlm, and drove a knife i lade Into hla right breaat, Infllotlng a wound over an Inch deep and Si liiobe long. A aeoond blow struck Mr Evana' aide about 9 Inohe below tbe first wound, cutting a sash an Inoh deep and two Inohe long. The third penetrated th calf of tb unfor tunate man1, left leg and a four -h drove tbe blade Into tb right leg balow the knee, the ateel penetrating an Inoh Into the bone, when the blade broke, Wad waa apprehtnded and I now In tbe band of Ibeoffioera at tbe city hall. He waa found at home In bed. LATER. Evana will revovtr Jealousy was the cause of th murderoua aaaault. Treble Clef Conoert. Treble Ult-f Conoert. M. E. Church Friday night. M. E. Chorcn Friday algMU Wintry weather. Boow, sleet and rain. Notlo ohang In Matlock' ad. Tb legislature oonvena Monday. Coinmlaaloner oourt In aeealon. A bllaaard Is raging In Colorado. Mr J M Bbdley I 111 with pneu monia. For all kind of wood Inquire of M 6 Hunm.B. Arthur (Mark) Banna, the tailor, la Indisposed. rh.nuomater two below frwilng, SO, .1 7 o'aloek thla morning. Mr aud Mra M L Dorrla will realde In apartment over P E JDunn'a big aiore. Pr J 8 Dale baa moved hla office up nvr Lougbmlllrr A Peter' hardware tor. uvaryman tw lie via he can run a newspaper or manage a rwlltloal earn paigo. Mlea Mi-ry Miller, dauvhterof Cfairge and Llaeh.n M til r, la lying quite low with typhoid fever. Mra E W datum's condition Is pi alderably Improved. Tbe lady I. rat ing mere easily today. Tbe while ooat of pla'trr la being put on In the Interior f tbe upper atory of the Chamber. ' Ijok. l'ha TrLl Clef H-n, will ret in concert at the M E church Fr.ilaj vanlng. Adn.i aion U ent. Dom-r.t' - , attend tlis Trel ! ( 1 f oouoir. ., M h Church Jrl.l.y evanl-g. Adoibwlon Sit cent.. He-at. leatCoruir DrugM ire, HAWLEY CALLS IT TREASON Bpeclal to tbe Guard. Washinooo.v, D C, Jan 10. Senator Teller, of Colo rarln tnAnv nrwnteA tn thfl Senate a memorial decfaring for Filipino independeance. The document recited that the Filipino ought by every argument be free and that the Phillipine Islands should be a republic. , Senator Hawley, of Connecticut called the memorial a treasonable denunciation of government. THE PRESIDENT IMPROVING. Special to the Guard. Washington, Jan 10. President McKinley is improv ing nicely from his recent illness and will soon be able to resume his duties. BOERS STILL WINNING. Special to the Guard. Cape Tovtn, Jan, 10. The Boers simultaneously at tacked three British garrisons. The British losses were 83 men. SAME OLD STORY. Bpeclal to tbe Gcahd. Paris, France, Jan. 10. The powers have declared to transfer'peace negotiations to Washington. OREGON TRIPLETS. Bpeclal to tbe Guard. Woodbubn, Jan 10. Mrs Annin today gave birth to three girl babies. SEWING FOR SOLDIERS. Red Cross Society Busy at Frank's Hall. A buay scene preeented Itself to a Guard reporter when be visited Frank's ball tbla afternoon. Qilte a large number of ladlea of tbe Red I'roea Booiety of Eugene, besides others, were busy with tbelr needle and sew Ins machines making supplies for Uncle Ham 'a soldier boys wbo will sail from ban Franoisoo for the Philippines early next month. Mlaa Tbereee Friendly, secretary of tbe Booiety, in formed the reporter tbat tbe ladlea will have made this afternoon 117 oom toit baga or ' housewives," aa tbe Second Oregon men called them. Iheae baga are made to carry In the pocket and are supplied with an abundanoe of buttons, needles, plnB, aafty pins, thread, etc, and are greatly appreciated by the soldiers. The ladle are to be highly oommended for tbelr charitable work In tbla line. Al Waddle went to Koaeburg this afternoon. J H Beckley returned tbla afternoon from PoN land. L L Lewis went to Cottage Gr ve thla afternoon. B Lurch, the Cottage Grove mer chant, la In Eugene. Lee Hoaelton, the barber, ia out on the Bluelaw huatlng. F U Bharkev waa a paaaenger to Portland this afternoon. Attorney Woodcock went down to bla Irving ranch today. Dr C W Lowe returned thla after noon from Junction City. A Krana, manager of the Porland Art Co, left for Aahl-tnd thla afternoon Mra Pengra and daughter, Miss Clara, went Hbadd tbla afternoon for a abort visit. Bill Taylor, who baa been working on the Bluslaw, left on thla afternoon's train for Ban Franoisoo. J B Cunningham and aon of Palouae City, Wash, visited laat night with Mr aad Mra J B Harris. Attorney Woodcock left thla after noon to kill hla oropof fat boga 20 head and to baoon tbe aame. Mlaa Lettle Veatob, of Cottage Grove, la the gueat of Mis Slna Orrell for a day on ber way to Portland. W Churohlll haa arrived from Sa lem and hag beeu employed aa maker of fine confections at Geo H Smith's "Banquet." Grants Pass Courier: E B Van Dyke and T A Palmer of the University of Oregon visited a few daya last week at home, after their tour of Southern Oregon with the University Ulee I'lub. Ivan 1 Lashmutt, a former U O aludent, belug the crack tulle-walker, pasaed through Eugene tbla afternoon oo hla way to Berkelev, after spendlna hla vacation at hla home In Portland. Weathec eMal t. Ike ao.nl Portland, Jan 10, Rain thla after noon, tonight and Friday. Brisk aoulherly wlntla. Bkau. AmiTHKK 8ALOON. Wo' Waddle today lraaed from J R Coleman tba mom now occupied by M Bvarverud'e office and J A Maurer'a Jewelry store, taking posseoainn March 1st. He In letida starting a saloon In tbe room This will make ten saloon, for Eu. gene. John 8 Ory haa resigned hla por tion lu Ax Hilly', store. TheamitVbound daylight overland train waa a half hour late thla aftrr- nnou. A car of rxepNicr in lidrd today Ihe flop-n f,.r hlmii In tv F a m l -co, PETITION FOR STEEL BRIDGE Across The Coast Fork at Cot tage Grove. For a long time It baa been appar ent tbat tbe old wooden bridge across tbe Coast Fork, connecting tbe two natural divisions of tbe town of Cot tage Grove, has aeen its best days and needs to be replaced by a new one ad equate to meet tbe demands of tbe heavy traffic ti ereon. Today a com mittee representing tbe citizena of Cottage Grove consisting of R M Veatob, Dr Bnapp, Ben Luroh and Obaa Vanderburg, preseu ted a petition tot'ieoounty oourt now In aeaaion, asking that body to authorize the building of a modern ateel bridge Id place of tbe old atructure. The pell tion beers tbe names of ISO represents tlve clt zena of that tiwo. Tbe court took tbe matter under advisement. A Positiox at Port land. Frank Brown went to Portland this afternoon to accept a position with tbe J A Martin aasb and door faotory at a good salary Incidentally, Mr Brown will take a course in architectural drawing at a night school. A bill will be Introduced In tbe leg islature by Senator Hweek compelling barber shops toclose on Bundaya. No Gripe, P&ssa Or discomfort, no Irritation of the In testinesbut gentle, prompt, thorough healthful cleansing, when you take Hood's Pills Sold hy all dnipeists. 2fi centa Eugene Strain Dye Works . . . First class work done as cheap as anv olace on thn coast. Clothes pressed and cleaned in a proper anu up-io-aate manner C. MARX. Jr-t Proo. tlfhth St., ae.r luiaa. Se.p Worki. TO BE GIVEN AWAY FREE! FREE!! A $35 Crescent Bicycle To be Presented to some Customer of the'lEugene Soap Co, May 4,"l901. We have issued Coupons worth 25 cents at anv Grocery btore for Eugene Soap Co 's Laundry ioS Lvory purchaser of one of these Coupons is entitled to a chance for our premium offer of a Crescent S'n to be awarded May 4, 1901. 11 J1lcle , Every purchaser of four of these coupons will m epive free of charee a 25 ,-,-t. ',ons "Ul r- polish, which ..we.. ;;m are S;3r,r,Ci market for cleaning and polish! ng Wi.K G ware Copper, Tin, Brass, Zinc, CutWv e c ' . . 1""D utniiis can oe iiaa on v from nnr i or at our Factory. Our Solicitor n ii llc,tor shortly am! we trust that you U av.U f opportunity, not only of probablv ro eSn 1 'T free of charup. but ..( l,.,i.;.,.. . -, , 1X1 " .a J,ieycle dustry. Help the go. d wVAlong. U Up ' Home 1 EUGENE SOAP COMPANY Eugene; Oregon. ' ' ooooooooooooooooooooooooo All Kind of Heaters... Cole's Air . I - ntvee and Cnarter UUK n0. better m.le. ORANITC WARE. KITCHEN UTENSILS- S. L. LONG ..Something New.. Day & Henderson... Cut order Carpets. Come and see Them. Kk S.I s i lv V ifci Tievac l--u SMOKE. Mount Hood High Grade ioc Cigar F. C. Potts A Monster Devil Fish. Destroying Ita vlctiii1, Is a tyve f constipation. The power of this mur derous malady is felt on oritars and and nerves and mupcles and brain. There's no health till its overcome. but Dr King's New lite pills are a safe and certain cure. Best In the world for Btomaob,. Liver, Kidnevn and Bowels. Only?5cat W L Dt Lano'e drug Btore. i'-'.mx-'s,. Bean the y 'I a Vo!lHsveW BougM Bargains in Millinery . . Having bought the Millinery stock of Miss Learneod we will sell all hats at and below co3t dur ing the month of January. GILFRY & WHITEAKER. TO BE GIVEN AWAY .. r "v"v"tic "1 OUT t 'rou-n on tlio Glass- Tight iZ'ZLl ranuen. AT 'TIS EASY WHEN YOU KNOW HOW; aod where to secure M-h grade wii ea and liquors, to gut the best and purtHtat low prices. You can i always find the very ulioiceht via taesinclarets. Burgundies, Khine wines, champagne, and every thing in the best tb!e winei. with the best boqoethnd bneet 6avors, as well a choice old whiskies! ale, potter and beer at, W. M . RENSHAW'S Eugene. Oregon. Manufacturer- I W. KAYS fuiiNiTlitit CO tMEALMERS and FUNERAL DIRECTORS CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Bigr atore of POULTRY AND POTATOES WANTED J A O Bredemeyer, Seattle, Wash. COMMISSION MERCHANT. LANE COUNTY BANK EUGENE, CREGON. E.tis I. had InllSSJ. 0ltj.lt B.nh In th. Countj. General Banking. Itiirus iriiiiiai.cN transacted on favorabla terms. A. Q. HOVEV. PreHideot 1. O. H U LIN. Canliler B. h.ilOVEY. Atfci (tb(t. EUGENE Loan i Savings Bank Or Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Capital - $50,000 Surplus . . 5,000 OENIRAL AANKINO BUSINEat TBAN8. aoTco on ravoa.iuc TERMa. n".." sni on tli. principal citlf. 01 ma i Of Suu' "nd lowlgn comlrlB I popit hun loir n.ted wrlod. j.)iiMtioiii rpociT. u, prompt .twnt en, I BN0WN, F.. OSBUKN. ..lhl.r. D. . PAINE. Vic. Pretlo.nl. W. W. BROMN. iiirwr -f'IRST- National Bank Of Eugene. Pal id ud P.nh anr r rr S- --n WaP J I ( i ufPiua I . SRBOOOO EuQsno, Oregon. A J?J!N'EKAL B4NKIN-0 l'.DSINKSI fXl?'uZ tan,. M Ian.!, u-,; '1 "1 Hili, ..chaiiKf ""H. Ion fniri'im tutitrif. ahjMt to chork Of crrtll - ' of Hrit ' ronitattntiii. T O Hntnnirn, l'"i.l.nt. 8 H r-AKlN, Vlo. 1'rMi.lt. . P. F. Ct..-oaAsa, O..I Irr. L. T. l .-n.H, A ii 1 1 ailiti