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. k Daily Eugeue Guard ""unliehed erery veaunof IM weea.buu di.e eiteuted. AdiJreaa 'l comnjuoli tlooe an 1 m.t all reauieaa p.y.ble, to th EiiorM Uoaau, K -jene, Oregon BUBSCli.'PTION.IBATES. Dal 1.1. Delivered by cairier, per week I 1& Delivered liy carrier, per month 6 liy icail one year (id advance) 6 CO Hix woctLi 9 00 ue moot ii o tiioo'le oij'm. One year (In advance) 2 0" Bit mootha ) A,lerlli;i(! rates made known on applica tion. Elite ed aa ecoiic)-ciMa matter at the Ejene, Oiokoo, poatntiire. ' THE EA8TKRN OFKICES "-Of Ahe ramr-eataiO to Temple Conit, New Yore Ci y.aid U 8 Kipreu iJHir. 67 Waah log' in St., Chic to, II1., K K4TZ Advet.ie lug Agency in C'laie. CAMPBELL BROS Publishers lT- t a 3 -4 5 s y a o io ii Tfi 13 1-4 IS 16 IT IB 19 20 2? 22 23 24 25 26 272B 29 SO 31 TUESDAY t- - JANUARY 29 OUTCOME OF EXXAXSI0P POL ICY. Official oiroles in Washington are nneasr about the growing naval strength ofUermany. Their "un easiness"will resultin recommenda tions for Inoreased appopr'a tious for the building of warships. If this country starts in t kc ip up with tbe killing military pace of European nations we will soon be provided with a oruiser or battle ship for every port, with a low to spare to watch shallow ocean- oreek outlets. The United States are In no danger from any,' possible inoreaee of foreign nayiea. Our ' expan sion" pohoy oauses the alarm. When we took hostile territory eight thousand miles from our shores the necessity for a strong navy oaine with It, Americans oan easily protoot America from an foreign fleet, however strong Land defenses and torpedoei will do the work for the battleship? that, to start with, must steam throe thou sand miles aoross the ooe.n from their base of supplies. The expan sion polioy foroes us to proteot country olear aoross the broad Pacifio, on Asiatio shores. JERSEY JUSTICE. New York Werlil. In the swift but orderly progress of ibe trial of three of the men charged with the horrible Patersnn murder "Jersey justice" is promis ing to fulfill its proverbial cer tainty. "To none will we sell, to none will we deny, to tone will de lay right c: justice" so runs, in its sonof-jtig, many-syllabled Latin, ' h iih of King John to the .jjarons, the greater oharter on whioh ' rest the liberties of English-speaking people. Tbe delay of Justice rests on the came plane of evil eminence with its sale and tlsdenial. And rightly. Delay Is denial, (or it clogs the firisons with men wasting their Ives while wailing trial. It is sale, for it gives to the long purse an advantage which It should not have. The Isle of Wight, where Queen Victoria died, lies close np against the south cnast of England. Tbe island Is diamond shaped, with di ameters of about thirteen by twenty three miles. The area is abut 145 square miles. Tbs ollmate is mild aud salubrious, and it hn long be -n -a favorite resort of tourists. With in recent yetri fashi mable watering places have sprung up, among them C. wfs where the queen died. The ieland has a population of about one hundred thnurand. Tbe Treasury Bureau o' Statistics bits jull letoed a ie,nrtof Imports and exports for the calendar year, 1900. Exports of agricultural pro ducts amounted to $904,653,000 an increnea ol $122 000,000, ov.fr the previous year. EiporH of maou faoturrs $411,406,000, an increase of $141,000,000 ever Hie preced ing yenr. As our rnauumcturers seem able to export ana msei competition ot fnreiRn manufactures in their own markets it is hard to understand why a protectee tariff should be maintained. Our home ueonle evidently pay more for the same American manufactured goods than tbe foreigner. Phil D Armour, tLe deceased Chicago meat packer, left an eBtate valued at one hundred and fifty millions of dollars. Take your pencil and figure out tbe accretion )f his fortune by day and year, al lowing forty years ot active life. Each day would be credited with a gain of $10,300 aud each year 13, 750,000. Such sums stagger the mind in the attempt to realize their full significance. Wbat must be thought of pareDt 1 authority that is not sufficient to control a (en year-old boy? Yet yesterday's Guard made mention of a oase where the boy was likely to be sent to the Reform school. A reform school is needed for not a few parents. Mr Kruger must be in a bad way,' irdeed. The telegraph says three doctors visit him daily, and that his life is despaired of. A leas number of debtors might renier his condition less precarious. An exchange informs a cor respondent that Belgian hares are raised for their meat. From the way they were advertised we al ways thought it was for pedigrees. Some genera's have gone to war with their typswriters, but si far as known Vice-President Rusevelt was the first to go hunting with one. Attention Odd Fellows. All Odd Fellows of Bpenrcr Butte Lodge are requested to be preaunt at our regular meeting tonlirlit Work In the Initiatory degree. Visiting Odd Fellows are espeolally luvlted to at tend. By order of N (). B F Ookkis, Secretary. Next Important Musical Event. Naah-Hidden-Knnrad Trio. Con gregational oburoh, Bilurdny evening February 9th. Tickets 60 cents at Uohwarichild's. A SUCCESSFUL Ol'EKATlON. A private dlnpatoli was received from Albany this morning convoying tbe information that a very successful operation win performed ou H E Mor ris, of this olty, for api iticllolUe. Mr Morris rallied nloely and his recovery Is assured. He had an operation per formed before, but being unnncoenful he went to Albany yesterday to be operated upon SKaln. Dr Davis per formed tbe operation. Mr Morris' many friends will be glad to hear that he Is setting along so well. Installation. The Ladles of the Maccabees held installation of officers HOOF hall last night. The follow log are the recently elcoted ofttoera who aaautned their duties In the lodge last night. Mrs Mary Klusey was In stalling officer: Edith Linton, PLC; Edith Ualuea, L (J; Mary Klneoy, L T O; Nellie Matlock, B K; Alice Croner, K K; Margaret Edmondson, Chaplain; Sarah Mayhew, Sergeant; Jessie ldver mnre, M A; Iimbel Biddle, Sentinel; Melissa Scott, Picket; Bessie Kankln O Q. woodsmen Know that in spite of hard work in the clear fnrrat air tile blood often becomes impure. Tbe heavy food served in the lumlier cauipe is tb a great extent re sponsible for this comlition of the blood, which renders the body an easy I'rvv to manv forms of disease. blood purifier than til Ilr. lHerc'. Cold. SsJ,'1 erv. tioti! It cure c 5S KLm pi m! ft r in ft , sK ixtftila, TiH'umatiiun, n 1 1 othrr diseases rauKxl bv n im pute comlition of the MxhI. It currs nltsohiteh ami al ttKfther by cleans inn the bUw fmin the poison huh brrtM aiul Uiii eac. Aict-pt no siiH stitute for the" coverv.w There is no other melidne just as tfiXM. " for the IU. 1 ill (irrrpt thurk Vitl I -f .MMHa; His) to lake IH I'sfTcr's v," wtut- Mt. Imr Mutfhv. of runtl, rxn!i,nti Co . H itrrt m o chnntc KTrtfitU trf twvlT rstt' t4m'ntipr !t hn-1 c'.iti'luC .ttAIihr ft InrltY riu. 1 m In (Mil health ow- l(iri than 1 m-r w in ni M. owju l lr. lrnx (loMn Mr.lkl .tl-,-MTr 1 lk trrtsil ivttlr oi th I'Lmxntiy ' befort 1 Mti)nl Ir, lierre's Common Sense Metltcat Alvier, containing itiVtpnffra, ami over 7( iUustratiouiL, is sent liee on mript o( Stanly to drfrsT expenwe of mailing only. Nn., si aiie-ccut statii for the Imos, In xt cover, or 31 cents for the book in cloth htndutjf AiUlrrat l)r. H. V. l icrve, Buffalo, N. Y. STATE LEGISLATURE1 Tbe Usual Yotefor United States Senator-No Election. CHSRTCS BILL THUSSDSY. Special to tl auanl. Salem, Jan. 2. Numerous chnrter bills for the towns of the state have bee 1 made the special order of the bouie for Thursday evening. TODA"8 VOTE FOR SENATOR. Special toUaGaard. Balem, Jan. 29. The vote for United States senator at ucin today resulted as follows: Corbett 3 Smith (fusion) 26 McBride 19 Hermann Scattering 7 Not voting I Total 80 TO WET STATE FAIR. Special to the ouard. Salem, Jan. 29. Tbe house pained a bill today providing that the State Fair Association shall have autherily to li-ue llcensri for saloons on the State Fair grounds during tbe continu ance of tbe fair. WAREHOUSE BILL. Special to the Gdhu. Salem, Jan. 29. 'I he senate debated tbe bill providing as to the manner of conducting public warehouses and tbe responsibility of warehouseman. SCALP BOUNTY WARRANTS. Special to the Guard. Salem, Jan. 29. Rjpresjntative Roberts' bill for tbe payment of out standing scalp bounty warrants for which no funds were applicable, passed the senate. It bad passed tbe house and awaits tbe signature ot the gov ernor to become a law. LANE MEN CHANUE. 8peclal to the auard. Salem, Jan 5. Rjpr?.:.'nl atlve Hemenway and McQii'en of Lane county In voting for Uuited Stales senator In tbe legislature today, ohanged from Fulton of Astoria to Binger Hermann. No other change occurred. NO DEMOCRATIC BREAK. Special to the Guard. Salem, Jan 29. The democratic members of the legislature met in cau cus today aud deckled to stay with their vote for R.'prraenfitlve Smith of Sherman county. An element day. Mrs L N F.oney Is Indlapo-ad. Elimination week In the Eugece publio schools. The state tenato has voted against a constitutional convention. The military minstrels wl 1 hold a rebsanal at the Armory tonight Carpenters have almost completed laying the floor of the new armory. J M Howe has opened his headquar ters In the old police oftlce shove Wit ter's saloon. Two weeks from Thursday Is 8 Valentine's Day. Valentines are being displayed in show windows. A pension of $3 has been granted Wm Hartison of Cottage Grove and f6 to James W Starr of Junction. Prof 1 M CHen has recalved the sad announcement of the death of his un cle, S S Glen, at Clyde, N Y. Judge Csples has reslgne i bis posi tion as U 8 couaul at Valparaiso and is oomlng home to Portland, Oregou, Some people seem to know what good meat Is. Some one I: as been stealiag F A Rankin's Belgian hares. Tbe Hoffmen House bar has J lift besu thoroughly rennva'ed, newly painted, and new linoleum put on the floor. A N Craig has teen appoint-d gen sral passenger and ticket agent of I he O R A N railroad, vice W H Hurlburt resigned. The Interior ot Vet Itrw' new livery stable Is being finished up. The front of the building bss Juat received a cost of paint. Prof K L Waahbnrn, stat biologist, has the thanks of tbe OciRD for a copy of his flrsl biennial report, a very Interesting publication. The marriage of a young man of Falrmount and a young lady living In the weat end of town Is snnounr.! to occur Wednesday night. Kalsomlnlng Is being done on the Interior of theupp- r stnry of the Cham bers block. CL Winter will toon In still his new phoO gallery In the rcorue. Grants Pari Journal: The adjourned meeting of the Hret National Bauk of Soulheiu Oregon wes held on Satur day, January 19, with the result that the old board wis rr-eUx-led. Ths fol lowing gentlemen romprhs the board of lretor: R A Bmlh, J D Fry, J ' Csmpb- II, J T Jufl', P h Harth. H C Klnn-y aid Urn Klmmi.na. The officers elected are: R A Booth, pr.-al-dnt; J C l ampb.-ll, vlre-t r 'itdent; ,1 D rrj, cashier; and E E Dunbar, at- alsUmt cashier. ASLEEP AT HIS POST Engineer's Carelessness the Cause of a Bad Train Wreck. FIVE PERSONS WERE KILLED. Parkemlmrg, W Va., Jul. 28 Five prrxnna were killed and one severely injured and l eiigiut-a and 1U loaded oars wi rd wreeked by the uiixtake of a train crew this nfternoon l-etween Pe troleum and Vulcmiii- Junction, on the Baltimore 4 Ohio riiilroail. Tne eugl-; netr wait a-l-pp at bin P"1 1 and mist 'oh the first sectiou of a pu-mnu train fur the second. Thinking l.th had paused, he pulUd his train omo tbe malo track and aied onward to what would 4eeui to have irceee'rily been bii death. The dead are; J B Walkins, engine r train No. 98, from Grafton. W W Cunningham, flremau, on No. 8. M Couriney, Parkemburp, brakeiuan on No 98. J T Bally, Parkersburg, fireman on No 27. J O Bailey, Kauawah, brakeman on No 98. SERIOUS INJURY. Mr. R. H. Bishop, of Springfield, Struck by a Pile. Junction t.'ity, Jan 28 R H Bishop while seitlug a pile to drive at the Harriahurg bridge to lay wai i-truck ou the head with a Cx8 guttid ril. which ai'uulently allnped from above, cutting a gash about five iu hes lorg In his head, be now hea in a se. iuus ood- dlllon In this city. Bishop's home Is Springfield. HERSONSl. Richard Brown Is back from tbe Si-u-law. C M Young Is back from the Blue River mines. A lss Lena Uoldamlth Is home for a visit with her mothir. Wm Perman returued to Cottage Grave this aftsruoon. Dr C E Looiuis arrlv: J ou tbe after noon triln to viBit his family. - W J Royce and family weut to Al bany this altornoou fi r a visit. John Llnddt-y wei t to Wendlmg today where he Is employe d by the Booth-Ktlley C). Rev J F Vernon, of Alsea, after visit at the residuuct of. RiV C A Wooley at Fairiiiouiil, went to Coitnge urove tills ulternon. J D Cirroll, of Uuiun county, went to Marnaturg today to visit his neph ew, Ed Carroll, aft-r vieiliug his son W T Carroll, In this olty. Mrs J (J Uou luld is veiy ill at her home in Salcin. Woluy Stevens, her Mou-iu-law, of Coburir, weut I Salem today to be st h' r b"diide. Jtev father K rt liick r.turned to New Era to lay att-r a short' visit with Father Przybylekl In this city. Father beck was formeily rei tir of tbe C.tth olio uhurcb In Eugoue. A"hland Tidings: Vise Laura Staf ford, who has I -en in Ashland as the guest ot Mrs E L Planer for the past iniee months, leaves on the early morning tralu tomorrow for her home iu Etigsue. Mr and Mrs J B Hairlt received word t'lday that their neice, Mrs Robert Copple, would leave les Moiues, Iowa, noon for a visit here. This will post, pone their contemplated trip to Cal ifornla for some time. Mr and E J Frailer and ohlldren re tuined mi this afurot ons tr tin from i visit in California. Mrs Frsslrr and the chllir n have bfjn goue for several months aud Mr Frsnler left here about a month ago. They are glad to get back. Elmer Wlmbjrly and Nam K Bykrs, two rustling young merchants of Uose bur.n tui nert home this aft.-r'ioon after a c uile ot days' visit with Ihelr many frlei,ds In Eugene. Mr Wlml trly la a former U O Hudei t aud Mr Sykos formerly el.-'ki d in i hamtors' hard ware store. Moke Scki,ahna. The nuaran tine (Ng ha In en hoisted at the rcsl- deno of Prof F L Wa-hburn on Eleventh trtot on sr-iunt of preval euca ot scarlatina in the fatuity. OCGCOGQQOO O o o Take them o O TJ21 fc3 WCII g to-morrow. G O o (5 Baldwin's o Cold Cure o Tablet KoM ((old in hoaj ) a o (3 1....I .. f,.... Sold By Linn Drug Co TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. Murderers of Jennie Bosscheiter Sentenced Fifteen and Thirty Years. INHERITANCE TtX DECISION. Special to tbe Guard Laning, Mich, Jan 29. The au premeoourt of the state has sustained the ooustltutlouality of the U passed by the Michigan legislature Imposing a tax on Inheritance. CONSUL HAY lOMINfJ HOME. jpeela. to tbe Guard. Pretoria, Jan la. Unltea Kit i Cooaul day has sailed for the Uuited States. RUSSIAN NOVELIST ILL. Special to tbe Uei&D. St P.-tersburg, Jan 29 Count Tol stoi, the oeletrat id RuBsiau author, Is serlom-ly ill. A PARIS STRIKE. Special to tbe guard. Paris. Jan 29. A general strike of tbe employees of the underground railway system h s occurred. Public travel is greaily luonveu lenced, many employees Leiug unable to reach their plaoes of employment. J ENNIK BOSSCaiE TER CASE. Special to Guard. Patsrson, N J, Jan 29. The four men found guilty of causing tbe death of Jennie Bosscbleter, a faolury girl by giving her drugged wine, were brought into court today for sentence. McAlieter, Campbell aud Death were each senteuced to thirty years im prisonment in tbe New Jersey state penitentiary today, and Kerr tj fifteen years. BOERS PERSISTENT. Special to tba Guard. PretMla, Jan. 29. Tbe Boers will continue their light until diplomacy may secure better t?rms from Great Britain. ORE AT BRITAIN CONi TLIATORY Special to Guard Cape Town, Jau. 29 - Attorney-Ueu-eral Solomo.i of the late t'alirdiuar ministry has been appointed legal ad viser of the Transvasl Colony admin letratton. The appointment is cspeoially made with the objeot of pacifylug aud coi. ollatiug the Du' m buigherj, with whom Solomon is held in high colon). Roseburg Men. Special to tbe Guard. Boise, Idaho, Jan 29. h 8 Sheridan, chairman state democratic central commtttse, of Oregon, aud Cnas H Fisher, editor Roseburg, Oregon, Daily Review, have arrived here. Their objeot is to establish a morning demo- orauo newspaper, a bonus ot 10,CC0 having bi-en rals-.d for that purpc.-e. The Roseburg people agree to put In a plant worth tl6,000. The paper will have the patronage of the present state administration. iJiAVT SNOW.-Dr Caudiaul staf.a that IS feet ol snow has fallen at the Sunset ledge, Blue River, and there is aonut m itet on the summit of Gold Mill. "Who Gives to All "Denies All' This is as true of the spend thrift of health as of the waster of money. Do not waste your health by allow ing your blood to con tinue impure, but purify, vitalize aid enrich it by tak ing Hood's Sarsaparilla, America's Greatest Medicine. Dyspopsia-"y hosbtnd doctotri long tirnt for dysptpsU tvtth only tern-4-y relit r. The first bottle of HcodS rM.w'.' l"ltd "d the second cured 'm- It cared my sick hediches." Vrs. SHAry A. Car. VHmbxgton. VI. JhcdeS Sa Uabail SI II III II Villi II nty t.iliM.i, ,0 ut, w,h Hood-gaViTpHTi-r HIGH GRADE NURSERY STOCK Warranted In errrv rupect. Official tifrnnint t'T'ifi,..it atlaehod to every iwkree .liiiie, FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES low. Howrrii.sand Fru't-bsarinir hial.K,y-riaD' K.,s Ktc (ri'wn n,l tnr ulr hy the Hrt National Nurrriea, Kcvhr.t.r, X Y O. J. FOSS. It... JLW. KtiK-ece, Ore,?"' l" C"""- IT IS EASY IFYOU KNOW HOW on ran make an Independent lkitf hv Wrtiin. hw w make P.rtia.u. W, the latw, m. .,( tea,hi, io Tl,r , .n-e. W nk aniar.,,!,! Writ, w, 1 be tlaa.t Art t',s sro 11,1, it l'grUaa,!, Ore. ..Something New.. -AT lay S Henderson,,, Cut order Carpets. Come and see Them. ooooeooooQOOOtjrOoooooaooo O All Kind of Heaters... Cole;s Air o o o g o o r Cnlr atovss.anil Nods better g GRANITE WARE. i I u.. 0000000000000900000000000I Wil'a.v.;lllllW,,", COPvm&HTa SMOKE Mount Hood High Grade ioc Cigar F. C. Potts Manufacturer- WW N2I49 EXTRALONG Celebrated Immense and $1.00 now WAISTT These are &H Bargain values. E. flATLOCK 9th Street, Eugene. Krmrw VITA( ITV LOST VICOR Cures Impotci v,N!','ht Emlf-Ion; 'ti vaj-Mntr di:-a...g, ctYects - ,e- ntr 3i OSSd ,. xccw a, v in.-- cretion. A ,..i-ini. ... ' n blood ni Wtl tlk-D ... ;-nn.lnM.l J SvW rest.,,. -a rhe fire - 18 K'T; nyi...i.U0'pei 'per box; O .iuv lor !kVS.5(); vcit Me to curr i , - ,Trittpn t'linrnn. vnl'und tlio nitniov NERViTA MEDICAL CO. Wlnton ft Jat--xn Sts., CHICACO, IU W DeT.ann ni,iglrit. Kn ece. Or. Eugene Laundry" NOTICE TO THE rUBLIC. All latindrr work railed .-j j.,,. . . promptly. Any on. wiahin to JZ j!TJ ho will pron,,,tly deliver .hel.Kuy g.n.Laun.!rT Sixth and W,ll.m.(,. i Lf'" . kindly k . rtot von, B,troLI Tour patronage. HESS & JEMIJ1GS. Proprietors. - FIRST Of tugene), Pld up Cash Capital JtBO.OCO Surplus .. . S5o:ocC Euoene, 'r0on. A (KXE,' AI- KINO BOSIXPS. cmtiiil,"., ' toclieci m oertin. Allc", . n. .1 mated to n will r,!., 0pi!,;:",t,' P-E-iS.Haaa. a n t au'ler. National Saul. Tight iSTfc ranges, made. KITCHEN UTENSILS. r rvi r ! u - v n j 9 'TIS EASY WHEN YOU KNOW HOW; and where to secure hljjh grada winea and llfuora, lo get the beat and pure-tat low pi '.01! You can alwayn find the very cholceat vi0 tauea in clareU, liurguudiea.lihine winea, cliampanea, and everr thing in the beat table wines, vjL the beat boquet and finest flavo,i as well aa choice old whIhUm' ale, porter and beer at, ' W. M. RENSHAW'S Eugene. Oregon. - - A Chance to get a corse cheap. Odds and ends. Sizes broken. Madam Warner's d . ess form cornet, lleg price $1.50 now . 5 Celebrated S & C corset 1.50 now .50c Celebrated SAC corset $1,25 now ,45c Celebrated Koumo corset 11.50 now ,40C Celebrated Tamsico corset $1.25 now .35c Elegant corsets ,75c and ,25c Call and look them over. Eugene Stam Dye Works . . . 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. Eighth St., naar Eugene Soap Werks. LAKE COUNTY BANK EUGENIC, Cf fGON. Eatabllahed In Itlt. Oldeat Bank in the County. General Banting business in all branches transacted on favorable terms, A. (1. HOVE?, Preaident O. HUL1N, t'aehler. B. H. IIOVEY. Aast Caahler. EUGENE LoaniSavingsBank Ot Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Caj:'.al - $50,000 Surplus .... 5,C0Q UENtaai bankino uaiNta TN Aorto on ravonaan tchms. Drati. ,Mnra n ,t 0( the lie .,.IT 1 n '"en-aud r,rtifoate ol I V. . '".'. " ,TC "'" nromcl attention D. a rataf. Vice Ptl a. .W. ecW AMI till"" Vaaiy:.'
