Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, February 01, 1901, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugeue Guard I l-ubliihed t'trr i.mImoI tlie weak, Sun days unrtd Ad.lrM ell commaolojUoM and mk ill re'SiluaoM payable to to Kuqcki Utusu, Kukmh. Orgua BUBSOKIPTIONJEATEa iUAIU. Dcllrarad bjr carrier, pr week I 16 Delivered by currier, pr nwntb J" Uy mail one year (ia advance) W Hi months J One month dins-la onplas, 06 WHIM. Otis year' (in edvanoe) J jj Sii months J.0" Advertising rates made known on application. ' Entered as eeoond-ciaes EutteDS, Oregon, pctn'Hrs. matter at the THB KAHTKRN OFFIOBS -Of the paper are at 230 to 2Zi Temple ; Conrt, , New Vurk Uitr.end U fct Ksprese BWg, W We-h-Ington St, ChlcMo, III, K KAl'Z AdrsitU lug Agency in charge. CAMPBELL BROS Publisher AllMlaiOW THE WED Trttl FRI SAT LQ1! if 3 J4 15 jo Z 1 19 20 2J 21 11 2425 26 27 26 Captain Hart, ol the United"! State engineer oorps, in bia report to the wr department recommend ing the removal ol the obstructions of the Columbia at The Dalles.ssys of the Idaho and K astern Oregon timber: "There is esid to be muoh valuable timber in the Clearwater ire r valley. The white pine now standing in this valley is estimated by the Lewiston, Idaho, Commeroial Club at 2,700,000,000 feet, lumber measure, and is Buid to cover 270,- OOOaores. In the Grand Honde valley. In Eastern Oregon, there is likewise said to be 250,000 tores of yellow pine standing, amounting to 2,500,000,000 feet, lumber measure, of merohantabe lumber." Ashland, according to the Port land Mercury, will not be a dry town according to reports reoeived from there this week. The oity council has granted a liquor license to the proprietors of the Hotel Ore gon, and will probably grant simi lar licenses to the otber saloons, The oity voted to abolish the saloons at their last municipal election. The report is also circulated to the efleot that over $4,000 has been con tributed by wholesale liquor deal ers in San Franoisco and Portland to contest the matter in theoourts, Bhould the oity decline to issue the lioenses when the applications were made. The Boer peace commission is not a very desirable place. The telegraph reports that General Dewet shot one agent and flogj two others. Dewet evidently looks upm these self appointed envoys abuut as the revolutionary patriots did on Benedict Arnold. In Ar nold's oase it only lacked the oatoh Ing. FRIDAY FEBRUARY 1 0REG0NIAN INTOLERANCE. When it oomes to talking section the Oregonian may well reoall troublous times not many years ago when oitief and communities about Portland, in Ibis Northwest, run out unoffending Chinese, and In some inBtanoes maltreated them. It did not happen in Portland to any considerable extent for the very simple reason that the militia was held in readiness to proteot the Chinamen. That serious trouble was averted in the Oregon metropo lis was due 10 the fact that no spark reaobed the powder magazine, As it was not a few Chinamen left Portland, and those resident there did not unnecessarily expose their persons in publio places. Thai mote in free silver sections laok monstrous large to Oregonian vision. It is not prejudice with ' the Oregonian simply intolerance. Here is a reoent soreed from th Portland paper. There is nothing remarkable in the faot- that lynohings have taken place in Kansas or Colorado, 01 Southern Indiana or Southern Ohio, The mob spirit prevailed on the Kansas border at an early day, "Border ruffianism" was contributed- to by both Kansas and Mis souri before the Civil War, during the war and after the war. South ern Ohio and Indiana were largely settled from slave states, while Col orado has a population that has always been passionately devoted to Iree silver and free riot. It mobbed Roosevelt, voted for Bryan and then roasted a negro alive. Southern Ohio and Indiana, and Colorado oast majorities for Bryan. Therein lie their offenie It would doubtless please the Oregonian bet ter if some southern state had linen at fault, but as this negro lynching and burning is oonfined to northern slates the editor make the best of hit dilemma and charges the offense up to free silver and oontuigity to the South. A great head thatl Don't Rub It In. All ACHES AND PAINS LOOK ALIKE TO Scotch Remedy There are f ur pood reasons way every household slould use this remedy: Klrst It penetrate quicker and deeper than any known remedy. HMnnri It rtmovee Daln and soreness Ht otic, anil win nui bum ur uisouiur lue sKin or ciouiing. Third It contains no chloroform, ether. ammonia, capsicum ur luuiue uu not volatile, n-niin h rt.ijee It la the only aafe. Quick and hurinleas remedy found on the market. old by all druggists at SO centa. SCOTCH REMEDY COMPANY HOW THEY HAZED DEWEY. The Admiral Mentions Some of the Pleasantries Inflicted. New York. Jan. 8I.-A epeciel to the World from Washington says: Ad miral Dewey waa ark Ml if be had nen hazed while at Annap- lis. "Well," Bald be, "if eating dough, Chewing the end of a hawser, golug round with a shingle dowu my back, drinking vinegar without putting my nose In the glass and Mich other inn-s Is being hazed, I should not wonder tf I waa." List of Letters. Remaining lu the pmtoOoe at Euueue. On Jan 81, 1DU1. Western Agency SAN PBAMCISOO Sold By Linn Drug Co - LIVB THURSTON ITEMS. A Number of Subjects Written Upon. January 81, 1901 This afternoon a Irlnl Is taking place atTburaton before County Huperlo tendent Miller on appeal from a de olilon of board of director;, who dls- mined Mlaa Bertha Davidson for In competency before ber contract ex. plred. His Honor, ex-Huperlntendent and Attorney J M Williams Is at torney for Miss Davidson and Judge MoMabon for dlreotors. After exam Inatlnn of witnesses and oratorical display by tbe eminent counsels Hie Honor, the superintendent, took tbe ease under adviaemeat. Tbe citizens were very conaplouous by their ab sence. ' A..- ' - Br, Pierce's Fa vorlte Prescription Doubles a Mother's Joys and Halves Her Sorrows. It Hops this hv fl nre-nntnl nrM partition in which the mother finds herself growing stronger instead of weaker with each month. Instead of tinusea and nervousness, there are" iicaiiny appetite, quiet nerves, ana refreshing sleep. The mind's con tent keeps pace with the body's comfort. There is no anxiety, no dread of the approaching time of travail. When tbe birth hour comes it is practically pninless, the recovery is rapid, and the mother finds herself abundantly able to nurse her child. j " l'nvorite Prescription " contains. no ulcoliol, neither opium, cocaine, nor any otuer narcotic. Sick women are invited to con' suit Dr. Pierce by letter free of charge, and so obtain without cost the advice of a specialist in the diseases peculiar to women, All correspondence strictly private and sacredly confidential. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. I Mr. Annie Ulnrker, 6m Catherine Street, A syrmrune, n. y wruei: vour mcuicinei navei done wot i tiers tor me. For yenn my hmlttl mu ' very poor; I had four nilftcatTiftgei, nut alnce tHktiiR lr. iHrrce'i Fivorlle I'mcHt'tloti and 'C.oWfeu Mtxlicftl Discovery' 1 have much betttr tvullh, and now 1 have a Ant healthy baby. I heve tewni mended your metllctnci to ieveral of my fttcmU and they have been benefited by i lie in. Dr. Pierce's Plensant Pellets cure dizitu'ss and sick headache. ud $1.00. DeLiDo'i A TARIFF PHASE, The sugar trust is causing trouble by insisting that a cargo of Russian sugar, on whioh they olaim a gov ernment export bounty baa been paid, be fined a duty equivalent to the export bounty. Russia proteets and threatens ti retaliate by im posing a prohibitive duty against American made goods. As our highly protected Iron industry li placing large orders with Russia they are protesting against any extra duty being added to tbe sugar. And all this time Americans are paying mum for sugar and iron than the Russians. President Mo Kinley't protective tariff and the trusts formed by the protected in dustrles are responsible for this robber of Amerloan consumers. No Right to Ugliness. The woman whs Is lovely In face, form and tamper will always have friends, bat on who would be attrac tive must keep ber health. If she la weak, alskly anal all run down, she will be nervous and Irritable. If she has eonstiaation or kidney trouble, ber Impure blood will eaues pimples, klotohes,akln eruptions and a wretch ed complexion. Xleotrie Blttsra Is the beet mediolne In the world to regulate stoniaob, liver and kidneys and to parity the blood. It gives atrong nerves, bright eyes, smooth, velvety ekln, rich complexion. It will make a good-looking, charming woman of a run-down Invalid. Only M oe nts at W L DeLano'e drug atore. Teachers' Examination. Notloe la hereby given that tbe next regular Teaohera1 eiatuluatloo, for state) certificate and state diplomas, will be held at tbe oiurthouea, Eu gene, Oregon, cominenolng at t o'clock am SVedneeday, February 13th, 1001, and continuing until 4 o'clock p ru, Saturday, February 16th, 1901. Title examlnatlou la for state papera only, tbe oounty exaiulnellou belug In April. This 18lb day of January, 11W1. W M Miller, , Hohool H'tpt, o Cure So Paj. That the if all ilnumUta Mil flravea TaeUleea Chill Tmief. Chilli, Malaria and Kitliouanea. It a M pleeiant la take aa Leaeoa Trap. VI omit. guaranteed. Trial bottles free at W L drug store; every bottle Farm For Sale S2R aoree of land within one mile of Harrisburg, 00 aorea In cultivation two old houeea, two barne; nearly all river bottom land. A large quaullty of balm, maple and aiu. timber. Ash and maple suitable tor lumber. Two old orchards on tbe place. This la a bargain. Price, 114, pt r acre. Aaurees, R F Baker & Co. 'uootloD City Hotel Next Important Musical Event Naab-Hidden-Konrad Trio. Con gregatloual oburob, Saturday evening February 9lh. Tickets 60 cent at Hohwatsochild's. Wanted Mlulug partner with $250 for 1-6 Interest In properly 00lt ad laoeut to the "famous Helena," same ledge, same ore, water power, deuae eeoond growth flr, two rtory cablu and all tools ready for buelneee, only the above Interest for sale. F 8 Day, K gene, Oregon. Bean tat fcftatmn ef jTC JC . .. at t 4 litMlto! tm& a m n n t,- h, win To Uin. H.U'O ou flmt oIkm rnU tmto at curlty, l 8 pt?r cetit, Kor pft tlouhvr Mil i (.tiAHP !.. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice la hrb rItaq that th ncdrr aliTaedt atiniDiatratiiz ol tba estate of Ctahaliai Han ton, deeeeaed, hu filed in tbe Count j Coait of Ltvue ooontr Bute of Orfgon, hei floe) eoooanl ae aneh dmioia tretrii of eefdeatete, end that Taeetlay, tbe 6th day of Maroh, 1W.H, at the hoar of 10 o'clock a. m,, ban beeo fixed by aaiJ Court a tha (.one for heariixg of objeo iona to aald report, and the settlement thereof, J0HANK4I n&mONt Admio.atretrii of the Ee tata of Chriattan UaneoD, deceaaed. i L. BrKTim, Ally fur Eat ate. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice ia hereby fiWer, that Milton A. Veaeh, iriecQtor oi the emale of William Veach, dMeaaed, has filed hie final account tn the matter of aaid estate. In the Conoty Couit of Lne Conotj, Oreton, and Mvo day, the 7ih da? of Doar,, at the hour of 1 o'clock p. m. of that day, ha ben hivd by said cenrt for the hfmruifot ob jectrona to aaid acoont. and fur the floal aettleiuont of sld eeiate lat.d, Nut. k, 1VI0 MtLTuH A. YsAi-a. Etecator, JU tUtxv, Alt? for said Eetate, Down to $3,300 Dotoon, Mort, Grimon, Q W Hynea, John Ueever, J a H Bears, Jtfl Evaue, Pro! H C Hull, J McNight, Mrs Nellie Ta'e, Mlaa H. Wallace, Mia Nellie A charge of one cent will be made or. all let tera given out, t'enons wliu celling tor eiujn will ploM itate when ailTertlaol. H K Mci.toKAACK, f M. For Sale. One Wood'a mnwir, seed wheat, two Oliver Chilled plows, two wagons, one set blacksmith tool, nnu ttiel barrow, one wood harrow, Beveral net of harness, five Polaud China liog, nine bead of borsea weighing from 1200 to 1600, one cook stove, one-balr Internet or all In threshing outfit, two buiufiee. two milch oowe and other tbings two numerous to mention. J. R. Yates. . t -J." Jra. jl A .Ita Kind Vod Han mm Bean the LAKE COUNTY BAfiK EUGENE, OREGON. Catabllahed In IS82. Oldeit , Bank In the County. General Banking business in all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVE, President L. G. HU1-1N, (.'a-hier. B. H. HOVEY. Asst Cashier. EUGENE Man ini Savings Bank S Of Eugene, Oregon. r 'aid Up Cash CarAI - . $50,000 Jurplus ... - 5f( i GENERAL ANKINO BUSINESS TRANS I AO TED ON FAVORABLE TERMS Drafu lanneil on the principal cltlea of tht United UUU)s and (oivlgit countriwi. IntereBL allowed on Deri' and CertlQcate of iUepotiU when left etatod period. Collectlona rcouive our prompt atteutlon. City aod Couuty Warnuita bought. W I. SHOWN, Prttldent F. W. OS BURN, Ceiihlar. D. A. PAINE, Vice Pruldtnt W. W. BKUWN AlSs Cilhlct NERViTA mitnm VITALITY LOST VT.OH ar t, viAMHOor Cures IiB.rioteocy, Nlpht F.mlsaior.3 anc wastlnsr didCiiSes, all elTects p se'f abuse, cr excess ard tndii cretlon. Aiu'rvotoiilcanif lilotict bil'.ltU'i-, Urintrs the pink plow wo pnle cheeks anu restores the fire of youth. Dy mail BOc nrr box; tt boxes tor fttt.ftO; wit' a written frunran oo to cure t fctimd tho niouoy. NERVITA MEDICAL CO. "ton t JacfrTon sts., CHICACO. ILl, ..Printing.. or All Kinds ...AT THE.... GUARD OFFICE. EQOD WORK, LOW FRIGES, GUtn STUCK. Utgtl Bisnks i! All lirJu $1,700 Moved out One week of our Great Sale has passed and We will sell our S5,000 before 30 days has'passed. Business is good in all eur departments. We arc just getting our store in shape. We have been busy on our stock before. See our Shoe sign in the window. We cannot wait on all our shoe customers. We reserve no shoes. Dress Goods Department. No HXiO flue blsrk trepun, vt rih $: DO (lativrn uiiw $7 40 No IBM ninth $10.00 unw 7 60 Ho 28 a bcBUlllul black worth $10 50 now 7 90 No 810 Unfit rpon skirt length 4 yds worth $8,00 now 6 30 No 460 sklit l'UnU, 4 jda vri rth $14. no, silk and wool now 8 85 No Ju'JS, 8 yds bittck orspou worth $21.00, now I 3 25 Colored Dress Goods. A beautiful pittcru worth $10.00 now 87 70 No wnrth $10 00 now 7 66 tin 8304 wnnh $10 00 now 7 66 W have many (,t'ier dreaa goout .at barijalua that we ooulu nut udvett ae owitiK to lack of space, which please call tor, Warners Corsets- H H B, worth $2 00 now $ 36 AAA worlh $1 26 now 96 Hi) If 71 wnrih $t ib now 90 Itnyal Worcmter W f! (J corBet tyl 310 worth $1 00 now 70 626 worth $1 6il now I I O 475 worth $1 26 now 95 626 wi rtti $1 60 now IIO We carry Thonipann'a Glove KhiIhk corset, alao the Hunt llttUn ctr-flini earth Is the Flexlbotip moulded straight front shaped baok, which we carry. Ou'.lng Flannels Vicuna wrapper Kooda worth 12 D0W .08 T.agel Down worth 12J now ,0 A nod ontlns flannel for 7 eenta and s oheap one of IS yd. Tor $1.00. Table Linen $2 00 per yard reductd to 1.36 vrade 74 lu wide 1.00 grade li in wide .W) jrade now S6 grade now .76 grade now .60 grade DOW Curtains $6.00 Grade now 4 CO Grade now S.60 Grade now 5.00 Grade now 2.60 grade now 5.1 0 Grade now I.611 Grade now 1 26 Grade now Tuete are all 2 yaida In lengi h Clothing A few suits left of hrnken aires we will close out at 25 pir cent discount or , od. 10lroei,t discount on Men's wool trueasre, Boys' and Youths' suits. il .68 .93 .83 .76 .74 .67 12 .42 $4.00 3.1 5 2.75 2.45 2.00 1.65 1 .20 .95 Jackets and Capes Less than cost, From (1 OS to $17 00 ws will give yu tmrfiaius. No 665 woitti $3 60 now S2 47 No 8lfl worth $20 00 now 9 OO No S171 woith $16 00 now 9 90 Turn garment la a beautllul blue rge triiumed w th 1 lack braid. A bargain. 9U light tan worth $12 00 now 7 90 We have uiooy others lu show you at tlit-te bargains. Black IMusu capes won b $6 00 now 2 90 Golf rapes wt rth $18 60 now 50 and beauties lur 4 go Dress Skirls- All slik worth $10 00 now $6 90 riaiin skirt w rth $8 to now 5 70 A nice black serge worth $6 0O now 4 25 A beautiful black serge fancy trimmed with flounce w rli $12 00 now 7IO A tiuvy I lue serge woith 14 Oo now 3 26 Black fanoy worth $S 00 new 2 25 Blankets-10-4 cotton in white and eolnr 54 93 80 SI 13 I 23 6O Heavy 10-4 coli.red wirtlifl 26 now Wool blankets in a 1 prices, vtry low. Nice silkoline comforts filled with good cotton Down Pillows- 20x50 worth $1 55 now 22x11 worth $1 60 now Floss Pillows. 32x22 worth 65a now 18x18 Floee Pillow worth 860 now - .26 Furs and Collaretts. Big slaughter, ihev must a". prices irom $2.50 t $ I 3.50 Less than cost. We will give yuu in the store. Ladiee all silk hose supporters worth 40 otLt-. ,25 These hose suppoit r are velvet (trip. We have all stylet- In ttock. Shfls. $6.00 Reduced to J 6.C0 leduced to 4.00 reduced to 8 60 reduoed to 8.00 reduced to 2.50 reduced to 2.00 reduced to 1 60 redurpd to Thin includes our d lebrat d E Reed Hhre. 'fL,p5r Qe" Discount Children s Shoes SO 75 I O 70 45 I O 6 0 I .3 5 on al Buffllngt fll silk worth 86 cents now nn Buffllngs woith 26 ounts now .13 Imitation ; fanoy trlmmlngt 9 oents all colors. Genuine wstor proof binding worth 15J oenta now na Velvst binding worth St cents D0W .06 New plaids worth 60 oents now .29 Checks worth 25 cents now -19 A 40 oeut line uow .23 New display of dress trimuilugs lets than cost. Muslin at reduoed prloes. Good OA 1 1 (VI L L beilng 6 oeuti, OS FIRST- National Bank Of Eugene. Psid up Cash Capital 550,000 Surplus . $60,000 Eugene, Oregon, tJKNEHAl, B:.KlXt) ni'apcrn. rran,-iHo an J Tort- 4 C! i&nL tlrnji. tWU ol .-rtangf ,.1,1 t,m ciut ), IVtosKlts rrvni.l ..Ki.w t . L T ' w.j,i.,..iu: "ru1' ALl wllwi-. E. nlruuj U .ill w prwint attsolsta, T O H nnatcss, p. f. S,1H11 AMU usin. 'TIS EASY WHEN YOU KNOW HOW; Will whrTP Ui itf cure lliwh P1" ml purvvtat !.w riw. Ylhh always, tinri the very ili icet via ttik't mrlAivtn, liurguodiw.'110 wIdm, r)mniiKneB, nofl Pv'fT thinp In tht- I-Bt tJible wine, wito the Lest U rpi' t mid tinrst fl i well a clmice old wbiki , jHntft and beer t, W. M. RENSHAW'S Eugene. Oregon. T k.Hi A a J r-t. Mori u FOR SALE BY LINN DRUG CO