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The
Kansas Yoman Saloon
Smasher Held to Be
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FRIDAY
JANUARY 18
PENNSYLVANIA'S SHAME.
The Beating of Matthew Stanley
Quay as United States senator re
oleot from Pennsylvania, yesterday,
was made a memorable scene by
friends of the senator. Ordinarily
a st nator re-leoted by such means
aa were used abo'it Harrisburg to
return Quay would have proferred
no publio notice,
Savon members of thi l'ennsyl
vonia lralslr.ture who made the
election of Quay possible had sol
emnly pledged themselves publicly,
timo and time as'tin, not to vote
for him under any oiroumetauoe,
On the very day that Quay's eham
was being oelebrated In the Benatt
ohambei the opposing Republican
members of the Pennsylvania log
islature Issued an address to tht
people of their state in which the;
asserted that "these men," tin
seven, "have parted oompany with
honor for reasons which they dare
not avow." In other nordB they
were bought.
Who will say that United States
senators should not be elected by
direct vote of thn people?
The "drummer," or traveling
salesman, takes a hand in most
everything as ho travels about the
country. Here is a Kentuoky
dispautli about one of that olass
getting killed while aoHngon a
sheriffs posse. A young man shot
his best girl's lather because
he forbidn him her oompany. Iu
making the arrest a store where
the father bad taken refuge was
dynamited, two persons killed one
mortally wounded and several
otherwise wounded. Kentucky is
a liyely state when the oitiiens are
o minded.
The Monterey Dumoorat, down
in Southern California, announoed
a marriage recently on the authority
of a letter purporting to be signed
by the alleged bridegroom. Il
was a forgery, and the paper
ends its explanation of the
matter by Baying that "Of all the
oranks and nuisances that news
papers havs t3 ooutond with, the
iiractical joker is the worst in the
Lunch."
A Stanford University student
who expressed his mind too freely
about President Jordan was thrown
into a nearby lake by a large party
of students who sympathised with
the president in the discharge of
j rofessnrs who offended Mrs tfttn
lord A New Orleans pretchnr, an ex
United States senator die 1, in his
pulpit yesterday while r IdreeMug
the congregation. What place so
appropriate for the endi of life
for one who sought to lead his fol
lows lotliaorow?
BRITISH ENLISTMENTS.
Special tolh. Oman.
Lusn.,.., Jau )8-1ib Uouiuud
yenni"i are belUK o'lit 1 ( r r OS
In Hoiilli Africa.
THK yt'EEN VVKLU
SMClal 'a llm Guard.
kONIHi i, Jan 18 - i f
of (Jiien' illne" are
Died.
BKITlbii CAiilNEl- hEilONd
Sfcal totluar'l.
Lonihik, Jan 18 A special rsblnet
ewinn In t nig held for the nnnalder
atlnrj of mal'eii rmuut : villi the
TianVAal war,
NOFHRK'JO't OP P'iEHrt.
BpMlal to tti. OUiinl.
NiCAKACitTA, JaD 18-Tbe fi'lesr
aguao overnmeiit ban Imprisoned the
editor of ao opposition paper for per
sistently assailing thn prtaldeot of the
repul lie.
HHORT ON ORANQEB.
Special to Guard.
Los Anuki.km, Jan 18- Honthern
California Is expnrietiolng a great
shortage la the new orsng crop.
WILL COLONIZE IN MEXICO.
Special to toe Guahd.
Ban Fhancikco, Jan 18 A steam
ship company has orgaulzed a Mexican
ooluolzstlon scheme.
THE BTEEL TRUST.
BpMlal to tb. Goaao.
Nkw York, Jan 18. A meeting of
the steel manufacture of the United
Hi ant la being held In this oity.
The object of tbe meeting la to form
a combination for an advanoe In prloes.
KAN3A3 HA LOON DMASHER.
Seolal to tha Qnard.
Wichita, Kan, Jan 18. Tbe exam
ination of Mrs Carrie Nation oo
oharge of nialllclous Injury to per
sonal property through smashing sa
loon bar fixtures and mirrors resulted
In the discharge of the woman on tbe
ground that she Ja mentally uubal
anoed.
Program.
' The following program will be ren
di red st the dramatlo recital given to.
night by Miss Luce at tbe First Pres
byterian oliurub;
1 A Sailor's Deeorlptlon of an An
them
2 A Hlnterly Scheme.
Hi n nor le (A HootUsh legend),
Muslo (Male quartette).
Mice ai Play.
Hand-Car 412,
Hot a Woman Uses a Tt lipbone.
Judy O'Shea Sees Hamlet.
Mualo(Male (Juaitelte).
10 The Crown nf Victory.
11 The New Englaud Debatln' Bo
olety.
Dikd At Waltervllle, Jan 17, 1001
Sarah E, wife of Robert A Stephens,
sued 37 yearn. Tbe cause of death
wa child birth. Tbe funeral will be
held Jan 19, to be conducted by Rev
Plait, and the remains will be Interred
In the Damp Creek cemetery. Besides
her buebaud tbe deceased lady leovee
seven children to mourn bar loss.
BuaklaTIna, The Wurflold resl
denoe, funnel ly the Judge Beau home.
8lxtb street, has a cae nfscarallnaand
lbs ooutaglous flan la displayed on
the premlees.
IIPIH
I HfT crrmcK
t tua'i h.i.tli.ctv iti the niarHcd
;o urprntw irt, pji a nilp, upon the
; a'.aC ii t tii tri v than uhii licr own
lt. Thp winn who rntcri um
i . h itT' -ii-fc i roiu riMitanly weak
ir;t.ai if tiMuhle otontut tht
c . -f t vabt ..
U'Hk wottwn atr mndc trniif and
v.; vvo.iieu nru tin h w hv t'le use of
It. Pirrcf I avi rite Wr;i; tton. It la
tiie ouo icli'ilfi rui..r lt dtiet en
fr-.tin ; ()t-it , h In iniUmmntion ami
u ct.u.itrti mttl ctma feuiele week new.
It uuiifthm the nrn-es mt Itniiuratr.n
entile otn ily rry:i!!t. It tnnkee
. pt! -n't iMScUeltv j nrU
i i rttvi h .m-.. -,c ;u rt.
"t .if-irl f.- w y MV frmitlt
ti t W Vi y .tf AUlr,
A t4u ko i, whi ' h-.H' t mi .thvr die-
f -.! hf "f l I ,'fl ' f IftTlHaV
y-H. id t l ia wm!i be u uly -niKard,
lUtl nttutlirU .f tit iitistch I oen hr my
"f tunltr.tiT ( ntoc Nmic in all, flv nf ' Fe
vnt.i. I rr-Kit t' n," Irt ir of ivt.lrti MrMlcel
I'tw , 't! 'i ' !V lrr '-'YUrli),
h ii 1 cm tn ; v ll't nii'utt -.w
t.t 1 wttt' I i ml nil t1" tlmv mill K va
a .It lit ..Uvhr atwl i, nttv m.mlA l all
a t , ! i- d i4 ,l,rp Now : ,-an ,lrp
an.1 Va i... n.t . r fctilili.B l ha4 aot
don .rfimi c..' ju .1, Iwi.iit;.
Ir. Pirnv'a O-num a Senae Medical
Adviarr, tn air co-ra, sent free on
pt of 21 o .e-t'ot ai irnpa to pav ti.
ol l iiiimr cm v. Andrea IH. K. V.
ilulfalt), ,N. V.
THS B P O E'B.
Last night at tbslr ball,' Eugene
Loduo BPOE gave one of their pleas
ing ladles' eoclcals. A large number
. f lbs Us and their ladies were pres
ent sod from 8:30 till 1 o'clock tbs
boors wtrsentrmclngly wbiled away
with dancing Interspersed by aelectlonr
of vocal and Instrumental muslo. Io
the banquet r torn lunch was servod
from JU to 1 o'clock, by Mr Geo H
Hmltb and aasiatauts. Tbe lunob
Itself was one of tbe nioest featurea of
tbe evening's eou-rlainment. This
kclal was one of ins most enjoyable
funetlons ylveu by Eugene's swelldom
this season and tboe whoaa privilege
it was to attend heartily wlab for a
recurrence of tbe event. Tbe follow
ing program waa reudered, each
number being encored:
txilo Hazl Huff
Selection Maodolin Club
Piano Solo Miss Alicia MoElroy
Solo Mlaa Mabel Claire Craw
Selection Mandolin Club
U. A. U CLUB
Tbe HAL Club met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs J M Abrams at
ber pretty home on Patterson street.
The members or tbe olub brought
along their needle work and a delight
ful afternoon was spent. Light re
freshments were served by the hostess,
Tbe next meeting of tbe olub will be
beld with Mrs Minnie Buokman.
Mortgage .403 00
BXAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Wm A Burton el ux tn N A W
Howe X.88 acres In tp 19 s r 3 w, (300.
Same to same 6'ci aerds in tp 19 s r 3
w, $300.
Henry Coleman to Lany Walker
lot 4 lu Den-more plat In tp 18 8 r 3 w,
$96.
R F Moss et al to A F Anderson 7
aorea In tp 17 s r 8 w, $750.
Mary Biaa to Jessie Bias land In
tp 18 s r 1 w, $500.
MINING LOCATION.
Mrs Maude Mattersnn and Charle.v
Rutan locate "Dipper" and "Baronet"
claims and W W Marterson and Char
ley C Kutan lnoate "Elden" and
"Uuloe" olalms. all lu Bohemia dis
trict. '
Wm T Higglns and John Mam-fleld
locate "Hole In the Oroand" olalm,
Bohemia district,
MEDICAL LICENSE.
Dr Cbas H T Atwood flies lloense to
praotioe medlolne In the etatj of Ore
goo,
CIRCUIT OODBT.
EG Young etal vs B F Maroy to
recover money.
D A Paine vs John Holland and G
W Holland to recover money.
PKOBATE COURT.
lu the mot .er of the estate of Geo r
Garoutte, deceased. Petition for ap
polntmeutof Frank Kel.y as admin
istrator granted. Administrator flies
bond In the sum of $200.
For all kli.OB ol wood Ii quire of M
S Hubble.
W P Obeshlre's hop yard was dam
agsd tn the extent of $fiC ), Mr C &h re
says.
John Hlgglnn la c m-ctruotir. j a
wooden awning in iruul uflhu new
Cherry building.
E 3 Frailer writes ns from Ban
Jose, Cal, that they have bad good
rains and Ibut crops are assured.
A freight t ml a p issed through Ku
gene this m truing at 8 o'ol mk, tust
had from 6 to 10 luohes of snow upon
the flat aud box cars.
A six-horse lreiilit loam left for up
the MuKeoxIs tbls morning heavily
ladened with goods and supplies. It
bad on beard two tone.
Albany Dewooiat Jan 17: Ma.ljck
xGoodohlld today reoeived part of
their Rambler etook, twenty-seven
machines and many others will follow.
Tbey are here fur huilnena and will
push things along.
Portland Rural Spirit: W L Arch-
ambeau bought 60 he id nt Ang ra
goats from Mr Thornton, of Roseburg.
He will place tbein on lilt farm near
Eugeue. The 'B go'tta are i.ll brixl and
will drop about the last of March.
The price paid was $6.
B R Williams has Just received the
sad lutelllgeoce of lbs death of a
brother at Independence, Mo, being
lbs youngest brother of a family of
sight children and Ihs first deatb loas
In Ihs family of ohlldren, the oldest
being 07 aud the youngest 63 yenri.
UoMlnnvllls T 11: Prod lent
Board man haa niuou on his mind at
this lime. Tbe board of directors of
theoolirgs ts having a mealing lu
whloh he muet have a part; bla school
work aud his poor mother to help
nurse. Yet be goes about with a
oheerfUl face. This might suggest
something to students with their lit
tle cares.
As tbs northbound overland tralu
wss enmli g past the Unlvtralty this
morning at ":3( or 8 o'olsck a horse
atlachid to a b g;y became frightened,
and plunged and reared until the
huggy aud occupant wird pre-
elpliated over the hlgt) bank along the
mill race. A few fet further and we
would bave had to ohroulole a drown
ing. As it was, the buggy waa only
slightly damaged aud tbe mau occu
pying It bruised up a llttK
STATE LEGISLATURE
Members Gone to Portland
Tii
a
MAY CAUCUS MONDAY
Special tii tbe Guard.
Salem, Jan 18. Nearly all the members of the legis
lature have gone to Portland to stay over Sunday.
The senatorial canidates are with the throng of visit
ing legislators. Portland will have politics lor tne nexi,
two days.
Prominent JCepubiicans ciaim inat euuugu nan.oo
have been signed to a call for a caucus to warrant the call
ing of the same Monday. .
The joint committee appointed to visit the soldiers
Home at Roseburg and to report on the management of
the same went today.
All Kind of
Heaters...
Tisht
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It " th"
't OU .lit
iiiule.
t. i rlcr O i. a. ,'i t .
GRAcd. TC HIAM. KITCHtN UTENSILS.
S. ... LONG
THE TAX LEVY.
The Register Makes Unfair Com
parison. Begllter Jan. 17.
Tbe county oommnwiuners al their
momlOK seealnn yeitirdsy levied the
lax lor 19 11. The levy was flxid at 21
mills divide I a follows:
State 6 7-10
HoIkmjI 6
Couuty 10 8-10
Total 21
The levy for last year was as follows:
Htau. 6 8-10
Couuty 8
School ... 6
Courthouse 2
Roada and rock ormber 2 2
Total 2S 6
By comparing thebe two repoiti II is
beau that the 1-vy for county pur
pones this year is 10 8-10 mills as com
pared with 8 milU for 1900.
Tbe levy mnke4 no provisien for pay
ment on courthouse bouds or road
work. Futther, it la shown that the
levy for stale aud onuniy i lone for
1900 was 14 3 10 mills wh le for 1901 It
Is 16 mills, or 17-10 mills higher Ibis
year Ibau last.
A REPLY.
To begin with we will give the offici
al 1901 tax levy, which is as follows:
Mills
8.at. tax, levied by 8:at. boa d ... 5.7
Blaleicnool lax, llr.cjd by law 9 10.7
Comity purposes &
Roads and bridges ...
Interestandpubliodficji.... 1.8 102
Total Utale and B-flte Srhool ... 10.7
Total county exponcces. luoludLDg
roads, b dsi, lnccre.it and pay
ments ou indebtedness 10.8
Total State, Btale School and Couuty '21 mills
As will besesu ai a glance the levy
is 2 mills less for all miriuws than
last year, whilx for ouuly purposes it
I- 10.3 mills 'his year aalnst 12.2, or
1.9 mills less for county purposes iban
last year.
The R-gleter aln sajs the levy
"un.keB no provi !ouh fer payment on
ooutt houte boDds or road if oik." This
Is false. Titers ere un "oourt house
bouds" in Lane county and uever has
been, for tbe constitution of tbe state
prohibits counties Issuing bonds; but
there Is 1.3 mills set aside to pay coun
ty dt bland 4 mills to pay on roads
and bridges. The total levy for state
aid ooui.ty In 1900 wip lt.6;inills
while this year It is IS mills, whloh Is
2 nilllx 1 us tb in Ise! y
Vn a paper will in ta itch plain
fulschLudd we :annot gueas.
Weather
4
lasalal lo ta. Suard
Portland, Jn 19, Tonight and
Saturday: Probably occasional rain.
Southt 1 1, winds.
Brals.
Easy i.t uss
oul , proDipl, bealUi
Hood's Pills
e "table-yet thor
Itlitul, satisfactory -
Tklki-uonk Line ItFPaiRED.-The
telephone line betweeu Eugene and
loburi, which has bee a down since
the high w it r la agalu lu working
order. The telephone company has
bad a force of men repairing lt tne last
two days aud they completed tbe
work Una aiternooLav
Bohn. At Circj.e l ily, Morthwes.
Territory, Deo 7, 19.10. lo lr and Mrs
J M 11 try, a uine-poiiud girl. 1 her-
momet-ir waa AOdettrea below sero
Mother and daughter doing as well as
could be expected lu so o ld a clluiaie.
Mm ltary la a daughter f Mr a't I Mrs
L It ckelof Ku teue.
A ilefluito and liraoticul use has
been Jiaaovowd for that portion of
the Uuiiel S:ait. army now iu
Cuha. Il bmWn direcre llo he
gin a aysteniatio tight against the
mosiuito, with s view of ex cr
minat n tha: nt.emy of ma.iLuid
a'ld o, jwincnt of civilintion.
Swatuiiesnl sugnaut waters will
be dia n d.
'TIS EASY WHEN YOU
KNOW HOW;
ar d where to s,cui3 hl;h hs-U
li es anil Potion, lo fet ibi tj".
udpjr tetlow p .cm. YUV
Vyitindlieve,y,hoice,tvin
t .i.inuhret..l;u. a-jdiesjihia,
winr-, cliaoi,.aiit,. and ee"
.11 b in His I,, st l.alc'e ;De., .
. Ii,. beat l,r.iietandtlwst flavor,
i Tvdlaa ,:l,i,. ,i whi,'
r c . po. -r aud betr at. '
PERSONAL.
F E Alley waa iu Eugene yesterday,
Rev Arthur Oatdne' -nt to Turner
thin afternoon.
V J Uodil, of Springfield, spent laet
night io this city.
Benstor W Kuykendell returnrd
from Bjlem today.
Judge R 6 Bean arrived up fuu
Salem this afternoon.
Julian McFadden returned to Cor
vallls this afternoon.
W A Kayser, merchant of Elmira,
was in town yesterday.
Charles Mayhew and family left for
San Franclco ou a visit today.
8 H Friendly and Ge T Hall wenl
to Portland today for a few days.
F A Poet, of Wslt-rville, made Ibis
office a pleasant call this morning.
Mrs J S Medley returned tn ( ' ttige
Grove today. She expect" to leave for
California Monday.
J A Waddle, the popular traveling
man tor W J Van Bony ver 4 Co, of
Portland, arrived from t ie siutb tn
day.
Mr and Mrs Chris Bur.ech, who
have Just returned tiona Daw-ioq City,
are visiting relutives near Pleasant
Hill.
Cbas Mayhew and wife and chilJ
left i hie afternoon for San Francisco
aud other C llfornia points on a pleas
ure trip.
Miss Gertrude O'Brien returned
home to Albany this aroroo n, after
a pleasant visit with her grandpq rents,
Mr and Mrs 8 M Tius.
J H Beck ley went toPoitlmid today.
From there he will probably leave by
steamer for San Frauoisco and Los
Angeles to spend tbe winter.
Hon R A Bootb went to G ranis
Pass where he will attend the aunu,,
meeting oi tbe First National hank of
that place of whloh be is president.
Mrs Vert, grand matron of the Order
of the Eastern Star, srrlved In Eugene
from the south this af.eruoon, to pay
me local touge an olUolal visit .onight,
Albert Veatch, student of the Unl
verslty, went home to Cm apt- Grjve
this aftsrnoon. He was conitclied lo
quit nis studies on accontit of the ill
ness of his father.
oottage Grove Nugget: Miss Minnie
ross left for Eugene Thursday aftsr-
wudcd nua win matte her noine
for tbe present. Mis. Foaj bss many
menus nere who regiet to see her
leave.
J V Jenkins, of Crow, was in town
wuayana oallea at Ihis odlce. He
says tbe high water did nut do minh
damage In bis vlclulty ouly to wash
out approaches to a few bridges.
Further west on tbe Slualsw, bowevi r.
great damage was done, Mr Jeukitiv
said.
A 'Vher nnvl priKwIing at law
occurred at Orange, N. w Jersey,
win te a carrier pigouu oi disputed
ownership wse t tken into Court.
Tue wise judge (irdtTcd a window
0end, and the bird was given an
Opportunity to l) to its owuer's
loft. It made a straight line for
home, and 'he bird's evidence as to
ita owoertliip was wisely accepted.'
Attention Maccabees.
ah members of the KO f M are
urgeti to meet at the office of Dr L W
"a y iing 7;30
get SA-quaiut-itl , , .p. au,,, c,m.
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woo win m . t wi it ih
bugene re,,- at ih
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RENSHAW'S
Eugene, Oregon,
SMOKE,
Mount Mood
High Grade ioc Cigar
F. C. Potts
Manufacturer-
Your Opportunity
Having purchased (he stock of goods from
T. L. Quiner formerly owned by A. V.
and I. K Peters, I will close out the same
Regardler s of Cost
In order to lay in a new andcomplete stock.
Special bargains for the next thirty days.
' E. flATLOCK
9th Street, Eugene.
Day S
..Something New..
AT
enderson...
Cut order Carpets. Come and
see Them.
FREE!
FREE
TO
BE
GIVEN
AWAY
TO
BE
GIVEN
AWAY
A $35 Crescent Bicycle
To be Presented to some
Customer of the Eugene
Soap Co, May 4, 1901.
We have issued Coupons worth 25 cents at any
orocery btore for Eugene Soap Co.'s Laundry Soap,
livery purchaser of one of these Coupons is entitled to
a chance for our premium offer of a Crescent Bicycle
to be awarded May 4, 1901.
. Every purchaser of four of theso coupons will re
ceive Iree ..t ; charge a 2o cent packet . ,f ,.i..- t ,own
l ohsh winch is the best polish ev'i r placed the
market for cleaning and polishing Windows. Glass
ware .Copper, Tin, Brass, Zinc. C.itrv. etc.
oupons can ho ha 1 only from our Soli jitor
actorv. Our SiilifciK,,. ,i ...ii , 1 1 vnii
a f - - " I V I t,V I I J I I til I V II J " -
i and we trust that von will ovoii innif nf this
opporiunity, not only of probably receiving a Bicvcle
chMrv hT'.V'101 l,el'in8 to'baildupallomeln
nustn. Help the good work along.
EUGENE r?OAP COMPANY.
Ejime, Oregon.
or at our 1-
Bhortlv
LANE COUNTY BANK 1 . -UGENE: ,
i.oaE.AansHaiK
tUQENE, R.AJN,
r,wri! Banlir.p Hsirtss irtOirmhr
transacted on laont!s terns
I H I v fM-n'
U- Ho -Y. Ami (.., iM.
Of Eugene, Oregon.
FiU Up Ciiii - $51.5011
Sffpiw 5,000
otNraiL saNRiNo busincss tsn'-
rfre N tai0.BlI TtSMS.
Mc iirlicPM"! fl'i'i sf tb
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hen i-f .iat.1 in rlcl.
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OS, -: t. t. SIOKS.
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