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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard i'nblUbed every .wniiw ol Uie week, Hun d.y eicuted. Adclrea. all communication!! Mil mtk-i ell rnittDi payable to th Bloiii Guard, Euseu., Oregon BUIlSUKIPTIONaUATEa nil LI. I filtered by carrier, per week t W Uelirerwl by carrier, per month br mil one year (in advance) 8 (XI 6ii month. 'Jne month riioKle copies. 05 wiriLl. this year (In advance) J 00 Sis month. . Advertising rates niads known on application. Kntereil m aeoond-claaa Kiwene, Orelon, posUifh'oe. matter at the THE EASTERN OFFICES)'- Of rthe paper are at to 2S4 Temple Court, New York City, and US Kipreaa Hldg, OT Wash ingtm St., Chicaito, III, E KATZ Advertia tuK Afcency In charge. CAMPBELL BROS Publishers TMfr j(ifNE(il)AlD Pi I 2 3 4 5 . a a ion n 13 14" IS 16 17 18 . 2Q 2J 22 23 24 25 26 27282P30 3I THURSDAY - JANUARY 31 Weather ijx.lel to the Oaard Portland, Jan 81. Fair tonight nd Friday, Heals. LEGISLATIVE HUMOR. The barber's Sunday bill pro vides that any person engaging in the barber ; busiaees on Sunday shall be liable to a fine of $10, or imprisonment for Bye days for the first o (Tense; for eaoh subsequent offunae a fine of $25 to $50, or by imprisonment ten to twenty. Gve days. The humorist who drow the bill added an emergenoy olause deoUr ing that "as there is urgent need for the relief of overworked persons engaged in the baiberlng business" the not should take effeut from and tiftor approval by the governor. This spooial elate leglslalion sought by a few Individuals to regulate their period of labor will be hailed as a blessed omen by not few constitutionally tired in dividuals who would rest seven days a week. If the state has the right to say labor shall remain Idle Sunday, why not Monday and the other five days? State patornalism is the remedy for all Ills these days. SOME HARD WORDS. John Redmond, leader ol the United Irish party, speaking at Wexford, Ireland, Monday, said some bitter words regarding Eng land's dead queen. And there was much truth In them. Redmond said; All the world was assembled In London, not in triumph, but in sorrow, around the bier of ber who, to English people, at least, will live in history as a great constitu tional sovereign. But Ireland, ol all ber empire, stood apart, sullen and dissatisfied. Ask your English rulers wby. It is not because the Irish race is hard ot beart aud oold of nature; it la not beoause of any want ol respect for tbe personal virtues of the lady Irom whose weary hand the soepter of power is snatched by deatb. It is because the reign whioh is just olosnd has been for Ireland and all the Irish race more disastrous than any reign in 300 years. Dur ing this reign 1,500,000 of our own eople have perished by famine; 6,000,000 havs emigrated to other lands. Under the sway of thin monarchy, there have been 40 coercion aots depriving Ireland of ber constitutional rights. What has converted Canada from a land of rebellion to a happy oolony would transform Ireland tomorrow from a disaffected to a oonteuted land. Queen Victoria's closing hours were rendered most miserable by thoughts of war most horrible war. , Her poor, shrunken body may not escape the specter that haunted her. This sad remlndtr of man's mortality will be given coffined place ou a gnu carriage in tbe funeral procession, and there after will be placed aboard a funeral ship which will steam eight miles between lines of warships, each in turn belching forth salutes that would sound horrible if those dead ears could hear. Tbe latest thine in unions is an organization of coflin-makers and zrave-diecers in New York City under the auspices of the American Federation ol Labor. Organizers of grave-diggers are to be sent all over the country, and a national union of mortuary trades will be formed. The embalmers will be taken in, as will also the sbroud makers. In Chicago a grave-dig gers' union has also been organized. The Sajem Young Men's Chris tian Association only finds work for winter months; at leaBt the secretary writes tbe Uuard that the copy donated will not be wanted lor several monlliB. It is the old story. Churches open Sundays, bnt the old n aring, raging devil goes about at all times seeking whom he may entrap into his tropical realm. ' . Bismarck has a poor opinion of the new king of England. He is oredited with havirg said that "he is the only crown priace in Europe never seen on a battlefield." That makes little difference with the English public Nowadays the English king is Dot a heroio figure. He is a mere figurehead. la a breach of promise in Idaho, a letter from tbe plaintiff was read in which she told the defendant, Thomas Jerry Wells, that he had "intoxicated" her with love. "Tom and Jerry" have become famous for producing just that effeot upon all who daily with them. SOCIAL. IIOPKINS-IIKOWNKLL. Today's Albany Herald: Mias Joyce lirownell, of tills cily, was married last evening at the home of ber par ents, Mr anil Mrs A Browntll, to liev Harold L Hopkins, pattir of the Congregational church at l'aola, Kan sas. The halls and parlors were pret tily deoornted with smilax, Ivy and China hllles. l'rof W Ulllord Nash, of the University of Oregon, playeJ the wedding march as the bridal parly entered the room, Ilev It H Kenuedy, the ofllolating clergyman, preceded the groom and beat man, Mr Dwlght Hopkins, aud Alius Clara Brownell, bridesmaid, and Miss Dorothy Brown ell, Mower timid, prjoedlng the bride aud her father, who gave the bride away when that Impressive part of tbe ceremony was reached. llesklea the relatives of the bride and groom only a lew intimate friends were invited. 1'lie guests were: Mr aud Mra JH Hopklus, parent) of the groom, Mr Dwlght Hopkins, Prof W Ulllord Nash, of Eugene, Mr and Mrs Frauk H Porter, of Hliwid, Mrs (J H Chandler, of Lebanon, Mr (J E lirownell, aud family, Mrs W F Head, and family Mrs WO Read, Mr and Mrs H H Kunue.ly, Mrs fella Merrill, Misses Adda Ueorge, Hue Breokenridge, Urace and Frankle Payne. Many baudsouie presents expressed the loving reineui braace of friends. After refreshments, Mr and Mis Hopkins left on tbe south bound Southern Pacific tralu. They will make brief visits at diflerent poluta iu this state aud California be fore going to their new home In Ksu- The man wlw can hunllv crawl, and has just strength to get through a day's work, hs no itrrngth lert tor family lilc. He wanu to I quirt : to he alone, out of ai;ht an.1 sound of everybody. What a ilitlrreiice telvtn such a man aud the healthy, hearty man, who romps with hi rhildtm ami rides his Ininihmg hihy to " llaulmrv Cross." What makes the iliilrreiicr ? fsunllv disease of the stomach, involving the entire digestive Htld nutritive system. Ir. l'irrc's tVol.lvn Medical thseovery cures diseases of the stomach and other OTytiusot digestion and nutrition. When tin s,- disriLM-s are cured the hindrance to tlie ; utter nourishment of the liodv is lvii:ovvd and tivu,'th conic hack again. I its hi,ry ' w I 'n (' no, to frl line -wtilr Mr A J V.oi k, w .1,-, . ,.t V Wv-t tiOinn Mrr.t. Chk.u.. II, In nil I hv Uk -n lft Usil- .f i;..l.lrn M.livsl I'uvoyrrv ' n.f lour K ,1,1, f l,r III! ff IV!I, u ' Th-v hsrr .tin rtir w,.,LI , rh. mr.ll- clnrs h.o-r .r!lthl the ti,-.o fMilv.,- fr, mr nm a l.w nue of m-oi nm ...u .1 lisnilv cnwl. Iirr.l sml Hi. k sll I'. tl-nr si. I oo.il.t ,lo trnwoik N.u 1 1-sm work ;.. ,.v, n, I Ivfl nnr. su.l llisl Oml l.hnK in sll y.Miitt awv i hi Vrtv Ihsi'kful lli.il 1 wttttc (t lirre. Ills I". -1.1,11 Mr-H,sl lt-.-.u-r, ' i,. Ms ItlMc hvrr ' lvll hsw s!m.i-j m,.lr s nrw iiiaii uf mr. I Irel Y.HitiK nm ,; a, i holv yrais No other d.:l.r (.., me. only lit rierve Ir. Iherce's Common Sense Meilicsl Ailviser, in pAl't covers, is sent firr on rcvttpt ol ii our , rut teinr'to pay exptnsr of miilitiK pult. Address Ur. K. V. 1'urcv, lluiu;,,, N. Y. STATE LEGISLATURE Senatorial Situation the Same ' as Tuesday. 11,000 ron tpamsH war vETtnam. Special to the Guard. Balem, Jan 31 The senatorial situa tion Is cxaoily the me as Tuesday, tbe vote was as follows: Corbett 29 Bmltb (fusion) 26 MoBride 10 Hermann 8 Moore 2 Fulton 2 Williams 3 Lovtll 1 Abseot 1 Total 90 MEMORIAL WITHDRAWN. Halem, Jan 31. Tbe passed post memorial was withdrawn today. . BTATE RELEASED TITLE. Special to tbe onard. Halem, Jan 81. The stale ol Oregon has released the title to a portion ot Wllion Avenue to the United Htates government to be used as a post office building at Salem. $12,000 FOR VETERANS. Special to Guard. Halem, Jan 81. The house Dili morning parsed a bill reimbursing voluuteers of Second Oregon aud Bat tery A for clothing wirn during the Spanish War. The bill carries with it an appropriation of $12,000. WILL CLOSE SUNDAYS. Special to the GUARD. Halem, Jan 31. The barber.' bill, compelling all barber shops in tbe atste of Oregon to remain closed on Bunday passed the house this forenoon. WAREHOUSE BILL. Special to the Guard. Salem, Jan 81. Tbe senate has passed tbe bill providing tlist ware housemen report business conditions monthly. Both bouses are on third reading and passing of bills. Adjourned uulill 2 30 p m. BUHOOL DISTRICT LIBRARIES. Special to the Guard. Halem, Jan 81 Tbe house has fanned a bill to establish a library In every school district in tbe state. The bill provides for a tax t ) be levied for es tablishment of libraries In all school districts. RESIDENCE BURNED. Junction City Fire Entailed a Loss of fooo-'Defective Flue. Junction City, Or, Jan 30. Tbe res idence owned by Mrs Lizzie Thomp son, of Eugene, and occupied by H V Johnson aud family, was destroyed by Are this afternoon. It Is supposed to have originated from a defective flue. Theestlmaled loss of the dwelling Is about $3CD. There was no iusur.tnoe. Funeral Ton. y. Halem Htutef- man, Jan .11: Tbe fuueral of the 1 t Mrs J C Uo, ;lale will be held today (Thursday) at 2 o'clock p m, at the family residence, corner ot Twelfth and Oak stmts. Rev H A Ketulium, of the First Presbyterian oliuich, will have oharge of the service. Interment will be In Rural cemettry. Dud. At Walterville, Laneeouuty, Jau 31, 1901, the Infant eon of R A Btspheus, aged three weeks. The mother of the child died on the 17th Inst, and this morning the fit her on awakening found the babe dead lu, its orlb. The funeral will occur tomorrow and interment will take placs to the lamp C reek cemetery. A splendid day. - Prof I M Glen will direct' the band rehearsal tonight. "Sa J TT I. 1 I C3 o G O o o o o o idivuiiiem o o o o o o o o s o o o 3 today and you'll bo well to-morrow. Baldwin's Cold Cure Tablet NoBB ((old in head) NoCurcNoRjytfc s far fr. a.Mtu a. iasii SaMvia Saa rraatlata Sold By Linn Drug Co PASSED THE SENATE University Appropriation Bil Will Become a Law. READY FOR 00ERNOR'S SIORAIURE. Special to the cui.id. Balem, Or, Jn31, 3:30 p m. The Honsti haM jut pwil the Hou-w bills appropriating trt,o0 annually for ttie University of Oregon and $J5,OfiO an uuully for tbestuti agricultural col lege. Bntb measures are now ready for Gov Ueei's slgi alure. The agricultural college bill passed unanimously. On the diversity bill Howe voted no. BLUE RIVER LINE Bill Amended Fixing It On the Summit Between Linn and Lane. Special to the Guard. Salem, Jan 31. Iu tbe senate this afurnooii the bill Introduced by Sena tor Klly of Linn eeding to Linn eouuty neu lv u 1 the Btue River niiu iug district, was amended so that the summit of the m uiiliiiu between the C'alapooia aud McKeuzie rivers will be the Hue between the two cout-tles. This leaves all (beheading mines, including the Lucky Boy, Sun set, Treus-iref, and Etif;ene mines, lu Laneeouuty. It will be hnrd to de termine the line at some places. PERSONAL. II L H.'ttl Is dowu from Wendlln. Dr strong visit d Sulm yesterday. Mrs W M Milbr Is vUltitig in Al bany. Mls Lou N orris weut Ij J u notion today. J H I'lwtll. of Irving, ws in Eu gene t day. HA Hnnin.ervilie, of Linn county, vlslt-'d Eugene today. Mr and MrsUeoM Miller will re turn to Pi rllmid tomorrow, KherlirW W Withers Is at Coltige Qrove today Sfr7ing papers. Br C Ii Lnonils returned this after noon from a trip to i : illfornla. V M Young mid K L Cha nhers re lumed from Salem this afternnou. Mrs W Kuykenall returned tbl afternoon from a vfidt at B'tleiu. .lolin Knuirman is able to be down town afier a lus.e witli I ho grip. MIps Mabel Martin returned to Cres well today altar a visit lu Eugene. Dr L O Smith returned from a pro fessional visit to Juuotiou tbls after noon. Dr T a Ford wei.t to C itUge Grove tills alleruoou to hold religious ser vices. Ml L'tura Ktaflnril r turned home today from an extended vnil at Ash land. Kockey Mason, student, went to Al bany today 10 spend a few days with his parents. Mrs Cook ret irue lto Junction today afier having attended the Fogle Abbott nuptials last night. Usacou will glvo bis regular dance aiurday right A poverty ball is an nounced for Mi roh 1. Todsy's Albany Herald: W J Royoe and wife, ol Eugene, are visit ing the p.'iu 11H of the latter lu tbls oily. Mrs J H Davidson returned home to Collage Clrove today, alter having visited her daughter, Mrs Bnnule Les ter, In this cily. J Kred Thome and wife will spend the balance of I lie week at their cot tage In Kairniount when they will leave for Portland. I U Skeels and wife, parents of L C Skeels, the grocer, and their son, L U Hkeels, lft lat Might for California to spend the wiut.r. Geo Kaii'otne has returned from a couple of month' sojourn at Halem. He left this afttrnoon for Sscrsmeut", Calif, wlurs he ha. employment. F A Post left here today with a heavy load of supplies lor the Nettle logging camps up the MeKonile river. Itt'ok six hoises to haul the wagon. MUs N llietiillry went to Por 1 nd today and from tbere will go to si Krai clco 1 1 purchase a at.tfk of goisls for tlie millinery firm of Glirry A Whiteaker, suctfssor. to Miss E Leartitd. K K liunn went to Portland today to bring back his little daughter, Lu cille, wbo underwent an operation l;i G il SanniMttii hospital recently for a .Io- ad ankle. The little girl is getting aloiw nicW. Next linpor ant Musical Event. N li- M ;d -1 n- K urn I Trio. Con gr.'gvi.ioa1 i luirci', "l.nil-.v venlng Kel.tiiaty II h. '1 1. kets ol) cent, at H.'ii.-. a- In. J',, THE BOERS ACTIVE Tliej Damage a Mine at Bofcs- bnrg $t,500,C00. CALICO TO IROtARD. Special to the Guard. Berlin, Germany. Jan. 21. The British Ambassador was called sud denly to England today. It Is bt lleved great pulltloal malters of Imptr tance will be discussed. TIN LANS WILL GO UP. Special to the Oonu. N.w York, Jan. Bl.-Tin oan manu facturers havenrganizfttl a trust eapital ized at 50.0C ',000 This uieaus that tin cans will oost more io the future, Ke.VOLUriONIj)TS DEfEATED. Special to the ouard. ('arsons, Jn. 31. Venezuela revo lutlouisls were defest.-d In ba tie Tuer day and leaders taken prisoners. TREASURER CHANGED. Special to theQuard, Havana, Jan. 81. Cai tain Ladd has been relieved treasurer of Cuba snd a Cuban official takes bis place. STILL AFTER SALOONS. Special to the ouard. Topeka, Jan. 31 Mrs Nation on tlnU( 8 her crusade against saloons here. LARGE DAMAGES. Special to the ouard. Cape Town, Jan 26. Boers attacked the Boksburg mines; damages are one million and a half. PASSES BEING ISSUED. Railway Officials Scared About Proposed Legislation. Bpeslal tothe Guard. Balem, Oregon, Jan 31. The Seuth ern Pacific Railroad Company lsmed mauy annual passes to members of the leglslalure. Hallway oftioials are very nervous over proposed legislation, making companies Hal la for Injuries received by employes. At present railway cannot recover through the negligence of a fellow servant. The proposed law will do away with this cl tuse entirely. His Life Was Saved. Mr J E Lilly, a itromlnent citizen of Hannibal, Mo., lately bad a wonder ful deliverance from a frirhtful oVii, In telling it he i-aya: "I was taken with typhoid fever that ran Into pueomonia. My lungs hecam. hard ened, I was so weak! couldn't even sit up in bed. Nothing helped me. I expected to soon dieol consumption when I heard ot Dr Kini-'s New His eovery. One bottle gave izreat n lief. I continued to use it, snu now am well and strong. X can't say too much in Its praise." This nunrilmi. medicine la the surest and qulokest cure In tbe world for el: throat and lung trouble. Reeuhr sizes SO cent and f 1.00. Trial boitles free at W L DeLano's drug store; every bottls guaranteed. O JF3 nr" - trm f Bean the ) IhB Kind you Hara slwain Bougtll No Cure No Pay. That ft. .11 J t. T. H raVi1 . "u '"eves i. ui tonic lor inills, Malaria anil Killiousnees. It is aa pleasant to uks as Mr and Mrs J R Hnnbin. ... returned last night from Albany ao- wuiunu ini iiv npv l-f arnld u ...h-1. " iiuttniug anJ 1 - uu unuc who win viBit Here. and Lo-.e the Substance." Many people are but shadows of their former .W:'es: due to nmlrrt nt ith. Look out for the blood, the fountain rf Uf, tii J actual substAnm V -t pure by regular use of ij oarsspariua and ro bust health witl be the result. Dysprpsit. wikness, And of Act tvof. r-js -w.Y be things of the ptst And Uf, mil fy toorlh Imng. Hacking Cough-"w Inubttd '.fA d-y. !uci,ng couH. One tottle of hM s ivsArtr,;;A hrtnd me And three totiUs .Kferf me And nude me strong." , ' " Dennum. Loolsrrinj, Del, -- r:'Trr no, ' .4 I 1. rnt.jw III.: th.on.lrr,n, ,n IT IS E&SY IF YOU KNOW HOW Y..n can rni.ke an in.'i,.fnt li.in; hy iMtnina !,.. u, make P rPaita x. r,,,, th. latent ITw ! tna.-hin in ,ur , w. home. W ,wk tiarnt-el. t nte to The ''..rt'aii.l Art f., i;a u.k st l'ortlaij.l, lire,-,.n. AS w N2I49 EXTBALQMfi-WAIST Celebrated Immense and Elegant corsets ,75c and $1.00 now .25a These are all Bargain values. Call and look them over. E. HATLOCK 9th Street, Eugene. 00000 oooooooooooooooooooei g All Kind of J o Heaters... i S rnlp'c A if 1 w.w . . . . 1 Charter Oak None GRANITE WARE. J - S. L LONG ooooooooooooocaooooooooott SMOKE Mount Hood High Grade ioc Cigar F. C. Potts Man i facturer- ..Something New.. Day & Henderson.,, Cut order Carpets. Come and see Them. HIGH GRADE NURSERY STOCK Warranted in every respect. Official Government Certificate attached to every package Bliipped FRUIT ANO ORNAMENTAL TREES Vines, Flowering and Fruit-bearing Shrubbery-Flantu, Rotes, Etc. t.mwn and for sale by the irt national Numeric!, Kochetter, N Y O. J. FOSS, Bo, 830, Eugene, Ore'"' L"" Cu""' Eugene Laundry" NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. All Iliinrll-v UF.ivilr . .. wl,.n I f " """""is- w aend woik may hnr.,1 the uune tn the general deiiverv wh" will promptlyrleliw the me tn th. E? j - cm Tour patronage. HESS S JENNINGS. Proprietors. FIRST National Ban Of tigene. Paid uo Cash Ca-mt.i sen e , . -1 vuv,vutj WH I IIU 860,000 -ugene, Veqon A llF'RAlj PtfiK'NO BUSINRS. lil. lire-,,, ' "" and Port- HiP. ..f i . AU (Xllwt.(n h(rn.t.J ,t. P"'m,,t.t.,ntinn, w,u "o"" T (1 Hit! men, I'rari.lNnt. S h Kasis, Vlos l'rsal.k. . 1 . E. SirorxmA, t . ' '". U H. I'unta A nap. A Chance to get a corset cheap. Odds and ends Sizes broken. Madam Warner's dress form corset. Keg price $1.50 now 55 Celebrated SAC corset ?l. 50 now en Celebrated SAC corset $1.25 now ' Celebrated Kosmo corset $1. 50 now . 4q Celebrated Tamsico corset $1.25 now 3fi. Tio-ht.w." ''!'" Inall.lzes. - fs'-'ltisthebestontliemarlcet better made. KITCHEN UTENSILS 'TIS EASY WHEN YOU KNOW HOW; and where to seoure high grada wii.es and liquors, to get the bat and puro-tat low prices. You can alwaya find the very i-hoicert Yin tBKes in clarets, Burgumlieii.lUiiin winea, cliampairnes, anil every, thing in tlie lieat tnhle winen,witli the best boquetand tineet flavon, as well as choice old whUltiei, ale, poi ter and beer at, W. M. RENSHAWS Eugene, Oregon, - AT Eugene St?am 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., near Euisn. Sep Woitt. LANE COUNTY BANX .EUGEM , CPfGON. Eatabllihsd In IIII. Oli.it Bank in th. Count. General Banking business in ail brancmt transacted on favorable terms. A. U. HOVEY, President Ij. It. HULIN, ( astiler. H. H. HOVEY. Asst Cashier. EUGENE Loan e Savings Bank Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Capi'il - $50.CM Surplus . MHO atNtsai aaNKiNa sueiNttt !" OTtD ON rVOR.Lt TtSMS- Pretu i.tom on tbe nrlno'pal "" "" l nilrdsuh'. ani fotvisnct litnes. , Imereai allnwiil on Den-anil fertiSralt Ueit whet, le t flatr,i rl(Kl. tUillerttnus n-cltr our promnl altentton. tit and t'ouniT farrauu bousbu I. isrwn. D. . '"i'., a . ''M'Wnt. "".W. i.oitr