Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, January 17, 1901, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textwaa in . .li i-in mi" ': .:? Daily Eugene Guard I'utiliehed tvory evejiuilof the week, Buii lev. ecuepteJ. Addreje ". iwa.ouni-ja;l ! hi I iu. ill raait:a.( pjrl" t" E ,NJtiUiltD, Bujn, Ureft.ai SllBSOKlPriOX BATES. IJA1I.T. OnlWenxl bjr oarrler, pir week.. f 1ft ijelirered by.oerrier, per month J ' r mill one yew (in adyaaoo) J LJ Six munth J ' One month Single oople. l'5 One year (In adTaacs) 2 ( 3 dii roonthe J lu AilvertU'ng rates made known on ppllcu-tiou. Klitered u eeooad-cmaa matter at tt Kii'trne, Oreont pi iHioe. - THE KASTBHN' OFPIOBS -Of fie raper are et 2.10 to K Temple Court, New York Uty.anlUS Kipteaa KMf.a Vt,l int d St, Chicago, 1IL, K KATi Advertli rf Aeucy in u'lartie. C t.MI'BKLL BROS Publisher- All Buslneie Lellern to thlioffio ehoulsj be directed to THE0UAR0 Instead of either to. proerl.ter. '"""'"m tMi Calesdabt SUN MOW 7i wj ?SU FBI SAT ! a 3 4 5 s y a 9 io ii Ti 13 1-4 IS 16 17 18 i 2Q 2 I 22 25 2-4 23 36 2y262g30 3l THURSDAY - - JANUARY 17 SUGGESTION TO THE COUNTY COURT. The washing out of the drift' fruiter above the Eugene WugoD bridge, with the consequent loss ol portion of the bridge approach was due to faulty plan. Whon piling are driven in the gravel ai pUoen where they may be tubjiuted to a eiroog ourreut they should be tirmeoted by a brush mattresB onvered wltb rook. A email extra outlay in the building of the fender would have saved considerable extra oust, bo sided the annnyanoe to the public through obstruction of travel. "An ounce of prevention is worth pound of oure." A walk along the oounty road north of the Eugene hridpe disoloses the defeota of the thoroughfare The road has beta swept olean as a floor by the. . high witter. when occasional patches were made with crushed rock the road is in exoel lent condition evou the smallesi pieces of rock resiiiting the force ot ttie current through the bold ob taiued on the roadbed through the inipaot of travel. The rough gravel road plainly show the traveler why hu gets jolted whon moving' over thuo in a vehicle. The "rocky read to Dublin" could n it be muob more uneven. ''We have read thy manuscript," rites the gnntle-souled Chinese editor iu returulug it to the. disap poiuted author, "with delight." "By the boni s i f our allocators we wear that never have we enoouo t red ttuob a masterpioo I Should we print it His Majesty, the' Em peror, would order us to take It as n criterion and never again to print anything which was not equal to it. As that would not be onsslhle be fore ten thousand years, all trern tiling we return thy manuscript and beg of thee ten thousand pardons." The onmmirsioners of the State Board of Horticulture have been warning the merchants in number of the towni and oitiea of the Willamette valley against the sale of inlided and wormy fruit. The men who raise applet must raise clean fruit or go outof the apple business. THE ROSE IS ANCIENT TIMES. flame and t'lovete. Juft as la tii.r .ui.i.f, ho Romans followed me exevii' t by toil Urtens iu me oxtrVJi(iot list of roses. Wo io ij tru ea,y thiitabout th mM'lu o' tbw lirtu century Rome had u mania treat or roses. The demand beotrae so groat at a' I teaeooH t ' I lb i draira resorUi to gresnh jur-o cultivation, wilb reinariittolt: eu kxsn, oo much so tbtttit wan ouo Of'tl.o n.nive s of that time. But florittt ceulo rut furnish all the roses t'mt !re need' tl, and Kgypt wi-i i w-"" to su.iply thouoiriE f Had . Tie warm climnte of that o un'ry, nil unlike that of Ge,rg , juit suite I io briu(lij r pj.fa tion. Hundreds uf vi i's iJitl nothing but carry shipload - ul rosea from Alexandria uutl j.lier Egyp tian pointf to srutli'r i lu y. We can imrdly tn z'i' -i nr ex travagantly tiltbt: II iAUin nore mcd. Not being hnU6:l t.uli a.iifi-lj seeing them, tbn t h rt.:h;eJ m couches coeore'l fh roie-. tnd slept on beds liai wnb r nititls. Nero, on one nt&lu occdoiuu, dpuat or.e hundred thousand doll if "D ri.ees alone, Cleopatra, ia nor lavihli fancy, cnv re ! I'm floor ol one of bur imm in . .ithoi eigbUHii injbes tvitb i; ntl y roses, and then threw over them delicate netting. Can one imagine a more unique or costlier carpet? fhMl.iiiUMX. iu I , " I aai tV t'nm here is Ouin Paul Kruger, . r'tideut without a onintry, aild... io President MiKinley's trou tilee 'iy allowing the statement to gin currency that he will visit the Undid Stittet if assured of an official ret. ft on ut the bauds of our exeoutivel NATIONAL"CHIVALRY"SCHOOL West Point "honor" is strenuous. One of the cadets u the witness stand yeetenlay ntgardlog the dis graceful huzing of C del B rnz-i, woe asked if after he bud bujomu an officer, "would you in violttion of youroatb acceptor semi a challenge to a duel, Gstio or otherwise?" This representative of the West Point chivalry that is educated at publio expease, aud esteems it an honor to brutally beat an unaophis ticated freshman cadet who is eeleoted for punishment because be IB physically unable to retaliate in kind, made this impudent answer: If the provocation ocourred in well donned terms, I would not vio lat3 my oath, but would resign and send or accept a ohallenge, in the event that I could not meet and shoot my man on sight. Who will say that West Point is not in need of reformation? Kansas, the state of John Brown of Osawattomie, has burned a negro at the stake for the usual orime for whioh the negro Buffers such i dreadful penalty. Ohio and Kan sas having burned negroes at the stake bo very recently the South will have a respite from the oblouqy heaped upon her by mild-man' ncred northern philanthropists. A New York City physician says one-sixth of the population of the metropolis has the grippe. A oomplientl.in "r the disease with onauuionii rentiers it very danger ous in nuuierjus cases. I it course it will enmt wojt, but the wire eili;e will have been worn off by tbe (line it reaches the Pacific Prince Chang of China tolls the peace commission that he "would like to ask when the powers will stop sending out expeditions." This thing of acting is new to Chi nese diplomacy. They do not ap predate the western method. Chi nese diplomaoy consists of promptly making any kind of a promise re quired, then promptly ignoring the obligation. 0 c6 Take them o o & o o o o to day and you'll be well to morrows 2 Baldwins Cold Cure Tablet NoBfl ((old in head) NoCureNoPdytfc lend for Free nele eed Madliel Meeeel BeMle rreaeleee Sold By Linn Drug Co 9 2 SOCIAL. - -- - -j- TOREGON STATE LEGLSW ?ie Both Houses Adjourn Until Mext Moo- this and o & o o s All Kind of Heaters... Cole's Air Tightxr'fe ll the iuti,.t ue iKitiei iuale. GRANITE WARE. KITCHEN UTENSILS. S. L. LONG The Engineer LennltiK from the cub window doe. mora willi ln curt than hi. tyn. The " mm hie and tpniuihle and roar" of his encino are to hiui articulate ajieech, and a utlae not. In that jum ble of aounda would catch his ear aa quickly aa a dlaconl would trike the ear of the lender of an orcheetrn. He tliiuka more of hi. eliinr than himself. That ia why he neglects to notice syiuu tonis which are full of warning. The foul tongue, the bitter taite. our riilnxa,"and undue fullness af ter eating are but yniMonis of dy t'eMla or some lurm of disease In volving Ui. stom ach and orvans of digestion and nu. trition. In time the heart, livrr, lunga, or other orcein are Im-olvtd and Uie rnijinrrr has ti lav off. Dr. l icri-a's t .olilrn Medical Discover cine iliseiuiea of the stomach and organs of digealinn aud nutrllion. It rmnnee the liloo-l and Imihls up the body with sound healthy flesh. I aiett tea houlte of nr tHMa niAm enl IvlM ' e rrt mv thu eprlns. end have hed no tiouMt with lnWrtlon ln.-. wntre Mr. W. T Thoink-Mi,a. ol Townevml. Hroei1wir Co MlWllni. "W..U fail Ii, Irtt Ho lhx.kh.1 I am fctt the rrllrf. t hett tulTriv.1 eonieth end II mmrd Uiel Ihr lArtn n-ilH ,V, m n., M1 I it .lnwn in wrif Itl to I n inniitili, sn,l wa not Mr Io work el ell Now f weigh icu eail Gen do de-a woik on Ihe (arm 1 ken rtvon. tnrnlr,l your mttlictne to eeveral, end aaall alwa.ve har a a,-).! word to aa (or Dr. Her an.) nla meilktne - Dr. fieri.-.'. Pleasant PsUtU curs) cod- tipation. ft IIH. AND II KB. LOOAN. A blgb five party wai glvan la evening by Mr and Mra L 8 liogan at their elegant residence at Tenth and High streets. Mr Ueo Hmlth won tbe ladles' prize aod Dr F W Prentice was awarded the genl lumen's. The consolation prize fell to Mra Luurs Harris, Mies Edlib HoOman and Mesire Bay and Luke Goodrloh as sisted Mra LogHn in Hervlng refreab- menta. Those mvnrd were: Trof and Mra E U McEir.x . Or and Mr- F W 1'rji 1 1: , Mr and vtaj 8 Luncy, M aud Mrn Ueo binlili, Mr and Mih Ii M Yorao, Mrand Mrs A Yerliigum, Mr and Mrs Jan Hodman, Mr and Mrs W H Hoffman, Mr aod Mre W K Scar- borougb, Mr aod MrsC L Winter, Dr and Mrnt'W Lov, Mr aud Mra H Aukeny, Meadamea Laura Ha .its and Laura llndley, Mr KM Donahue. UUa. PATTKKSON KNTKKTAINS. Mra A & Patterson entertained a DUinner of lady friends at ber home corner of Twelfth and Higb streets yesterday afternoon, Tbe afternoon was very pleawnlly apent. Lunch was served. Tboae present were: Mts datnes John Hollls, J 0 Lawrence, tjamuel Holloway, Peter, Mary Ory, J J Walton, Elizabeth Henderson, A Qoldsmltb, Ma; Hampton, Merriuian, Mary Parsons, Holt, Vathti Jobneou, Kiuflman. A VAKRWKLL. A farewell reception wa tendered tbe Misses Learned, who soon go east, and Mr E L Williams, who leaves for Portlaud to enter a buaiueaa college, at tbe realdelioe of ltjv T ii Ford lail night. A large number of their friends oalled and hid them good-bye. Vocal aud instrumental inualo was rendtr. d during tbe .veiling and refrenbiueuia were served. KKD OBueS BOCIa.TT. ' The Bed Cross Boclety met at tbe heme of Mm A Yerlngtoti on Tenth street this afleruouu. The work of finishing un tbe "house- Ives" f ir the soldiers in go t the Pbillppluts next mouth was couip ated aud tiny will soon be forwarded to tbe Ban Franclaoo Bed Cron where tbey will bedittrlbiiled. m.srs' SOCIAL. Tonight ill .heir bull the Elks will glveoue ol their p ipular ladlts'ac olals. An eiolleut program bas been prepared and an enjoyable time la an ticipated, ilesidrs lui-t.uiuental and vcoal musical seltotioue, dauolng III be Indulged in. An elegcut baucjuet Will be served. Attention Maccabees. All members of the K O T M are urged to meet at I be office of Dr L W Browu on Friday eveulng at 7:S0 to get acquainted with De. Hu.. Com mander J W riherwiaut of l'i rtlaud who will ruret wltb the members of Eugene tent at that time. First Presbyterian Church. The Hon E B Hklnwordi will ad dress the audleuce at prayermeetlog lu the Presbyterian church tonight. Subject, "Tbe ohuroh In the world and the world In the ohuroh." Hervlo to oomraence at 7 o'olock. Bioma Nn Fbatkumity. Uarama Zeta Chapter of the Hlgma Nu Frater nity at the University, baa eleoted tbe following nfflcera: Commander, Luke L Uocdiluh, '01; lleuteiiant-oomiiiaml- er, E N ltlythe, '03; reporter, 0 N Me- Arthur, '01; recorder, C A Bedmond, 02j treasurer, C U McComaok, '01; sentlu.l, Fred Zh-gler, '02; marshal, Clyde Payue, '03. At th UNtVBKstTV. The Semi nary of Pollt'oal aud Social Science held an luterestlug meeting lu Laur- ean hall lut evetilng. The prluclual addrrM was dvlivered by An eel Hem e; way on the subject ot "Trure," which proved to Ij t(ulle lul.rvstlug. Dko. At Waltarvlll, lue ooun ty, Orogou, Jan 17, 1IMI, of male, llerlha Potter, daughter of Mrand Mrs Ueorge Potter, aged 6 years and 10 month.. Barlal at Camp Creek cem etery, Jan II at 10 a m. f O Mettle aud 8 D Hlilrey came dwo rom LeabU'V idnv. 1'i.ey iricrl tbe only daiuaj- I In ru d belli a washout Just bel II. uilrk-ka' tvunt ferry. At Ijeaburg l Hit two luc'ira ul loot n ais'lil oi 1 1-' ground, I SENATORIAL SITUATION. Special to theOrjAKD. Salem, Jan 17. Botli houses rushed business f.Dr, Al-Qofi 197 h i have been inuouuceu read first time in house, while 60 have been introduced and read in the senata. . The senate today held memorial services in respect- w the late Senator Al Keed, of Douglas county, lhey were of a very impressive order. The committee cleric evil in uoui mms'-s mmi have been checked. Joint memorials to the congress of the United btates have passed both houses objecting to the transfer of the forest reserves to the agricultural department. The matter nortaina in Orpcnn nartictllai'lv. Tim Stato nrinter ia covered uo with work. Awaiting printed bills both houses adjourned until Monday after noon at 2 o'clock. THE SENATORSHIP. Sai.em. Jan 17. Senator Geo VV McBride and ex Sen ators H W Corbett and John H Mitchell are all here and claim to bo honeful of success. The situation is actually not flatten nor to either. Till Ford of Salem, or Binger Her- mn nf WashinfMon. D C. standing an eoual chance. Re- Dtiblican caucus call for Monday evening freely circulated The success of getting signatures not announced. Senator Mc Bride supporters seem elated over so many members be ing non-committal. Members generally left Salem for Portland to spend the recess. TWENTY-ONE MILLS. County Commissioners Today Levied the 1901 Tax. TWO MILLS LOWER THAN LAST TEAR. This morning tbe commissioners court levied tbe tax for ljXIl. A levy of 21 mills was made, classified as fol lows: Stite 5 7-10 School 6 County 10 8-10 ToUl 21 This Is two mills lower than lr it year's levy wliloH wa 23 mills. On the total taxable value of piopeity In Lane county this year's lev; will bring ibesum of $58,180.12 Ux money. Weather b:.lal t the Oaanl Portland, Jan 17. Fair this after noon. Tonight luorerilng cloudiness wltb rain. Friday oc 3asioual rain. Brals, Court House Items. Mortgage $360 00 Chattel mortgage 100 CO Satisfaction of mortage 100 00 HEAL FSTATE TKANKEK3. Addle Berger et ux to Maltha A Turpio, land in tp 20 s r 8 w, $300. Arthur Anderson etal to Tryon Brackett lots 3 and 4 block 26, Fair- mount, $300. A J Zumwalt et ux to T W Harris land iu tp!7srw, $0C3. Nettie Johnson to a W Eyler, 2G4 51 aoies in tp 17 s r 2 w, $75. MINING LOCATION. ('has Griesen locates the "McMinn ville" mining claim io Bohemia die. trlct. PERSONAL. Hon H Ankeny Is home from Salem Dramatio recital Dramatic recital Presbyterian ohuroh Presbyterian church Friday night Friday night Asbland Is now a "dry"' town. Ex-Oov Mount, of Indiana Is dead or all Binds of wood inquire ofM B Hubble. Tbe northbound train was one hou late this afternoon. The frame of West Bici new livery stable was raised today. The southbound train waa over two hours late this al'teruoon. It had to come by way o' Corvallls again. Corvallls has four saloons. Eigh. teen or twenty yeM ago when the town bad but two-thirds of its present population, Corvallis bad eight 'TIS EASY WHEN YOU KNOW HOW- amlwliereto eecure hlKh mi, wl.;e and liquor,, to set the be.', aod pureatat low price.. Youai Jlway. hpd the vary ehoiue.1 vij" fig in,; areU, BurKuI1die,,lth . winea,, cliaroKneB, and evert! mig u the beat tabl, wlne.,Uh the ba boquetnnd fine.t flavor, an Well aa choice old wl.Uk' a , poi ter and beer at, W. IV. . RENSHAW'S Eugene, Oregon. Mount Hood High Grade 10c Cijcar ( F. C. Potts v ManLfacturer- PTDNfiS Do yon wanta n'ano? i injiui; lyen COB(llIt p. A. RANKIN. Owing to a lot of yr..Us being shipped t- me direct I' m toe factory eom two moults e i o arriving'iutilibeday before I ,n :uis, I am overstocked on Pianos, O'g ine, Guitais, Mandolins, etc. I will L-ive you bargains in B"V of I he e in"icn-ents.- GENUINE BARGA'NS, Easy terms of payroen' ou j'mncs and Organs, Come and see. F. A. RANKIN, The Up-to-Now Music MaD. illsi Your Opportunity Having purchased the stock of goods from T. L. Quiner formerly owned by A. V. and I. K. Peters, I will close out the same Regardless of Cost In order to lay in a new and complete slock. Special bargains for the next thirty days. E. HATLOCK th Street, Eugene. ..Something New.. AT saloons. Hemli ul:-.bilioi . . h-irtb'. jr, !iidi-gcatlo-.i, mi'i all liver ilia are cured by Hood's Pitts Sold by all drugphts. 25 cents. LANE COUNTY BANK EUGtN. CREGOU. JunUi Ooldamltu Is' back from Salem. Julian McFadden, of Corvallls, Is In tbe city. H N Cockerllne weut to Balem this afternoon, Wiu Permau weut to Junction this alteruonn. W G Uilurap relumed from Salem this aftiruo iu. GeoBtriit-r r. t irur.l this afternoon from Poitlaud. F L Clumbers weut to Portlaud to day ou business. G R Chriauian retu rued this after noon from Salem: Chris UarUeh and wife are home from D.iwnoo C ty. Senator R A Booth returned Ibis eveulng from Salem. W A Clark bin b e.i elected U 8 senator from Montana. Chia Coohrao returned from Cot tage Grove this aftsrnoou, L 8 Lot' an waa a panentrer in Port' laud on this altrrnoou'a tr..ui. J W Baliualn, C K, of British C il uiubia, la viaiilug Rev J A Clelaud. Dr A Hharplea returned this evening from avlsit with his son, Casper, at efc-al'lr. L A Ov. r on tell mi', evjnl 'g for C.ib'ago on buaiueaa He gc 'a via San Fraurlaco. Mlea Genr ills Ln.ig'iioorie'urned 1 1 Crewi ll this evening after a visit with Mra Champ Calloway here. Or and Ira I 'has .Moore, of the Mc- Keni e sock (arm, started for Seattle I l( Is ett . Mi oao on a visit I It ? Ar;bur Gaidner. pastor of the Cl.tl Ian chunMiri at Tu-ner and I o'NtaAL aftMaiNo auaiNKss tnans Cm j. It vl.t.og f ...yln Eu-I DO!.r.,oaeLtTtMt. gane. He la ou Ma way home from S'alo. OF Knox Murmd from t'ottnii G.i i Ihl, a erne it- lr K x avs be loetouly ix i,t. . o hi iH,ird I.tae I .tied In'ISSl. Oldest Beak la the Ceuatf. :bt "anking'1...!' :n r " i p ;! transacted on lavoraiili terms. A. G. HOVEV.Preeldeut L. G. HLI.IN. Cashier. B. h. llOVI Ant Cs-bler EUGENE LoaiiMSavingsBank Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Caal Surplus $50,000 5,000 Day & Henderson... Cut order Carpets, see Tliem. Come and FREE! FREE!! TO BE GIVEN AWAY TO 'm-mmm given mmn wm away A $35 Crescent Bicycls To be Presented to some Customer of the Eugene Soap Co, May 4, 1901. We havo issued Coupons worth 25 cents at any Orocory bto.-e for Eupcno Soap Co.'s Laundry Soap, livery pui chaser of one of these Coupons is entitled to a chance for our pnmium offer of a Crescent Bicycle .v. uu unarueu .May 4, lilOl. . rery puichast r of four of these coupons will re ceive irej of clm.-ge a 25 cent pockago of our Crown lo'h, which is i!, best polish ever placed on the maiket for e'eani, 2 ond polishing Windows, Glass ware Lon.er, Tin, l;,ass, Zinc, Cutlery, etc. llie-.- CuiMMis en lie had onlv from our Solicitor r at .? w '."I "" "'',''l eUlea al ihe ; I'nol s: ... aml Imh-.,!,. airlea. , i uoi at , p by the flood lneiead nf W ed I I mi. bead Interval I OeiHi.it wh ... i:io.--ci-. ,e ir i., ,ltt Cll ana'iuu., lle-reju bought. -.-I. W. I. MOWS). runaee. t.m. ottuas. ivaihHir. B. . Pane l. w re I , jaa our raptnw r ei;:i..- ...:n n vnn i . .-in Luutiiui i;an vi j " -- snor.iy and we trust "hat you will avail yourself of this ''i'l'ortunuy, not only of p.obablv receiving a P.icvcle too ot cliaiw, luitot helping to' build up a"Hoiue In 'lustry. Help the good work along. EUGENE SOAP COMPANY. Euaene( Oregon