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WEDNESDAY
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EUGENE, OREGON, FEBRUARY 13 1901
WEDNESDAY EVENING
I A. KAYS FURNITURE GO
FKSHLHERS lui FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Eugene
Laundry"
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
All Uundry work called for and delivered
promptly. Any one wishing to send work
when our laundry wagon in not on the street,
my bind the same to the general delivery
f ho will promptly deliver the same to the Eu-
poe Laundry, bixthaod Willamette streets.
We kiudly ask a part of your patronage.
HESS & JEOTGS.
Proprietor.
Eugene Stam
Dje 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.
tllhth (t.. Mar Eui.it Soap Work..
NOTICE ..
We bare plaoed the Coupon, for
Mr drawing of $36.00 Orescent
Bicycle. May 4th, with th. difler
eut grocers In Eugene.
With every purchase of 26 cento
worth ol our Laundry Soap, you
JJ1 on. ohanoe for our premium
Remember you pay nothing for
we chance Buy 26 cent, worth of
""Laundry Soap and your grocer
-H! T your Dme n pon coupon
rjlch he will return to us In time
lor the drawing May 4, 1801.
Eugene Soap Go
CLEARANCE
SALE
WE CAN GIVE YOU
PRICES ON SHOES
r the next two weeks lower
"n ever, in order to make
?n for our large spring
,t0. Shoes from 50c up.
DAVID L!i.K
THE
Etcloilt. 8boe Man,
RAILROADS WIN.
Carter Withdraws His Bill Under
Pressure.
Salem Journal, Feb 12: The pro
posed reduotlon to three cents a mile of
passenger rates on railroads not oper
ated wholly within the stats ocoupled
the remaining session of the house
Tuesday and in the end the bill dis
cussed was withdrawn In fnvor t a
similar measure to be considered later.
Mr Dresser objected to H B No 40,
by Carter, on the ground that It was
unconstitutional in its provisions and
would prove a defective law. Amend
ments submitted by Mr Carter, the
author, with a view to remedying the
defects were rejected by the house sit
ting as a committee of the whole and
the report adopted wa adverse.
Eddy, Whitney and Dresser spoke
In favor of the railroads contending
that the reports of earnings and ex
penses submitted to the official, end
dearly demonstrated that the tbne
cent rate was impossible unless the
corporations were to be foroed Into
bankruptcy. Dresser pleaded ear
nestly for the defeat of the bill ou the
ground that the railroads were the
most Important faotors in the develop
ment of the state and that to restriot
and hamper them in their work would
retard the progress of the state.
Colvig, Butt, Carter and Harris fav
ored the three cent rate and spoke at
length. Before a vote could be taken
to indicate where the members stood
on the question Mr Carter withdrew
bis bill, owing to the subjections to Its
constitutionality, In favor of Colvlg's
bill covering the same ground.
Valentine Social.
The Christian Endeavor of the Pres
byterian oburoh will entertain the
members of that congregation at tbe
residence of Prof Young Thursday
evening, f'eb 14. All members of the
Presbyterian congregation Invited.
Red Cross Market
The Red Cross Society will bold a
market Haturday, Fob. lfl, at Miss
Saltzman's millinery store.
Cannot Comb. Word has been re
ceived here that Professor Charles
Mills Gayley, the bead of the English
department In tbe University of Cali
fornia, who It was hoped would be se
cured for a leoturein Eugene Saturday,
cannot atop of! here. This is a great
disappointment to many of our peo
ple.
Modem
notoaranbv
S5-e skyli9ht and in
fishing of all
Lowe
rs
AND
Miners
Shoes
Large Stock
Good Shoes'
Low Prices at
YORAN'S
Shoe Store.
NO 38
mv
Choate Refuses to Accept Attorney Gen
1 1 1?
eralship
Fabrics and
Fashion Plates
Illustrating the latest Spring and
Summer Styles and will take
Pleasure in submitting
Them for your inspection.
HAMPTON BROS
NO MORE PENSION BILLS
Special to the Guard.
Washington, Feb 13. No more pension bills will be
nilMilfUl thia a fine T 1
DON'T WANT IT.
Speolal to the Guard.
Washington. D fl FoV. 10. nu ai
tLntriiinn has hfAn nflfarcH anA ... nu. a h
Generalship of the United States, but will continue at the
w j nines, xio llililKS inrt AUOrilfiV liflnftrft ia tnn
iamau. nvittou iui LIHJ pitj.
IN REBELLION.
Speoial to the Guard.
Heemosiklo, Mexico, Feb 13. The Yaqui Indians have
broken out in rebellion again.
200 ILLEGAL DIVORCES.
Bpeoial to tbe Guard
Milwaukee. Feb 1 3 Two h
i - i. w V t w wo iioiq iiavu
been found defective having not been docketed.
.
CERTAIN GUARANTEES OMITTED.
Special to tbe Guard.
Washington. D. C. Feb 13. Tli f!n
has been reciuested to mako rtArtain PMMntaoa in ti.o
stitution that have been omitted.
FEW RUSSIANS KILLED.
Bpeoial to the Guard.
Shanghai. Knnn. Oliinn Vah 15 Ti,0n,,;nnn u.t
7 I ..j -' j.. itu A-bUOOiUUO 1UOL
forty killed in an engagement with the Chinese.
SHIP YARD TRUST.
Special to the Guard.
London, Feb 13. The Vickers, Maxim and Cramp
Ship yard trust will be shortly completed.
THE VOTE TODAY
The Predicted Increase ol Her
mann's Yote Did Not
Materialize.
DEMOCRATS I.VOTI EOR ISSU.
Special to the Guabd.
Balem, Or., Feb. 13. The demooratio
members withdrew the name of
Smith, of Baker county. Tbe pre
dicted inorease In Hermann's vote did
not come about today.
Tbe following was the vote:
Corbett. 32
Hermann .29
In man 20
Robertson ,. 1
William 1
Hemenway absent 1
Total... "...W
Divinity School Appointments.
The following are the appointments
for various Divinity Students for Bun-
day, Feb. 17:
J J Uandsaksr, Harmony and Lan
caster. E M Patterson, Coburg.
I. D Green, Junction.
V E Hoven, Hebron.
F A Ware, Stayton.
C R Moore, Humphrey school house.
D K Olson, Waltervllle.
D C Kellems, Pleasant Hill.
To Cottage Grove. A number of
members of Helmet Lodge, No 33,
Knight of Pythias, of this city, went
to Cottage Grove this afternoon to visit
the lodge there snd assist tbe mem
here in degree work. Among those
who went are: Robert Brady, Harry
Holden, Al Holden, H A Vincent, C L
Winter, Fred Flsk, Harry Dunbar, D
E Yoran, 1 T Nlcklln, Andy Taylor,
Ed Buebnell, G E Frakes and O D
Oabrlelton, a member of Central Lodge
No. 10, of Balem. The boj s expect to
hive a merry time.
PCKCHASKD TUB PLANT.- G I Intra p
Bros, who have been publishing the
Eugene Register for the past year and
a half, this week purchased the plant
from C D Edwards and are now sole
owners. The gentlemen are wide
awake and full of enterprise and are
making a suooess of their newspaper.
Commissioners Court.
Jan 18.
J W Wyooff, 1 wild cat .... 2 00
H R Sanders, 2 wild oats 4 00
W H Palm, 1 wild oat 2 00
Joseph Burrsws, 1 wildcat 2 00
J M Cornelius, 1 wild oat 2 00
B D Paine, 1 wild cat 2 00
Clay Parke, 2 wild oats 4 00
Moody Peckman, 1 wild oat 2 00
O E MoClane, 4 wild oats 8 00
C E MoClane, 6 wild cat and 4
cougars an 00
J J Winn, 1 wild oat 2 00
A E Whesler, 1 wild cat.... 2 00
Thos Taylor, 2 wild cats 4 00
Feb. 6.
Geo W Klnsey registering elec
tors and bridge work 7 20
B F Russell keeping paupers 142 00
J H Brabham hauling lumber... 4 10
Lafe Prindel supervisor road dlst
No 12 24 00
Clayton Inman removing drift In
Long Tom river 6 00
John Inman removing drift In
Long Tom river........ 5 00
George Cries removing drift in
Long Tom river 6 00
O Kayser removing drift In Long
Tom river 6 00
The College Girl.
Ve clip the following editorial from
tbe Sunday Oregonlan:
"The college girl la coming to the
front as a debater In this stats. The
Bute University will send Miss Susie
Bannard to Corvallls as Its represen
tative In tbs Intercollegiate debate at
that place, Maroh 8, while Pacldo uni
versity will be represented at the
same time and place by Miss Feme
Frances Stout. Tbe local oratorical
teat at both universities awakened
much enthusiasm, and the decision of
the Judges In each case warmly In
dorsed. It Is gratifying to not from
these ezsmples tbe fact that the con
servatism that so long shut young
women ont of oratorical contests In
colleges, even after they were admitted
to the olaaeea on equal footing with
male students, has given way before
fairness and common college courtesy."
Eugene-Springfield Cab Line.
Commencing Monday February 4,
we will run a cab between Eugene and
Springfield twice dally, connecting
with all trains st both towns. Will
leave Hotel Eugene and Bangs' stable.
Will make funeral and train calls,
nd elsewhere about tbe city to order
Prices reasonable.
Eugene, Feb. 1.
Gilliam A Seal.
All Railway Measures
Killed In House by
Decisive Vote.
MINING BILLS PASSED.
Booth's Bill Protecting Hotel
Men Passed.
HARRIS' BIIRINSJ BILL SUCCESSFUL.
Special t the Quart.
Balem, Oregon, Feb. 18. Represen
tativePoorman's bill regulating llabill
ties of masters lo servants failed.
Representative L T Harris' bill mak
ing railways responsible for Injuries
sustained by employes failed. This
would Indicate that no anti-railroad
legislation can be passed at thla session
of tbe legislature. Harrla' hill . .. .
iplendld one.
Representative Grace's bill providing
for a system of mine bell signals
passed.
Representative L T Harris' bill mak
ing It a crime for Interfering with lo
cation of mining itakes passed.
' SENATE,
Passed the following bills this f..r,'-
noon:
Wehrung's state veterinary board.
Mulkey's, defining powers of guar-
dluns of Insane.
Booth's, protecting bote! men.
Fulton's, providing bounties for fish-
destroying animals.
BILLS killed.
Senator Mulkey's taxation of dogs.
Adams', fishway at Oregon City.
NEW SAWMILL.
Ponnay & Co to Build One at Blue
River Immediately.
Fonaay & Co left hero this afternoon
for Blue River where they Intend
erecting a first-class steam sawmill for
ou torn work. Thla will be a great
convenience to the Blue Rlvsr miners.
The company also have large Interests
in the mines.
Have a Senatorial Tinge.
Albany Democrat: Several auanl-
elous appearing checks for 11600 to
12600 are said to have been cashed at
Salem with some very lame explana
tions or me consideration.
Don't Like the CmmTav Km.
time aaro the Guard Drlntarf an Lm
telling how John MaoVay, of Alpha,
advertised for a wife and bow a lady
from Wisconsin snawsrsd the adver
Itaement. came ont West to Kumtna
where she met MaoVay, and they war
marnea tne same day. As a sequel to
the affair, the following from a Green.
leaf correspondent Is prlotsd: "Mrs
John MacVay, of Alpha, who earns
from tbe east on the strsneth of an mA.
vertisement and married MaoVay.
likes him, she says, but can't stand
the Dead wood country, and If he will
not go East with her she will so with
out him,"
Next State Contest Orsson
Weekly: We hope thst the state ora-
lorioai association will decide to hold
lis next contest In Eugene. All pre
vious student gstberlngs In this city
bavs been most successful and we be
lieve that this Is the best plaoa for the
oonteat In 19)2. Villard Hall Is the
beet and largest osllegs auditorium la
the state and the railroad and hotel
accommodations are the best. Tbe
Btate University Is tbe sdnoational
center of the commonwealth and
every eflort should be made to secure
lbs oonteat next year.
Known Hebe Too. Albany Demo
crat: An old Albany man who was In
McMlnnvllle a few days ago was
greatly surprised to see at Mr DuBolss's
hotel the same old white parakeet that
was familiar to Albany people over 30
years ago when Mr DuBols was a resi
dent in Ibis oity. Tbe bird was wall,
bad the same old donkey shriek and
i oertainly getting about aged
enough to run for U S senator.
Born, At Irving, Fsb 11, 1001, to
Mr and Mrs F W Fisher, a sob.
Benton county Is talking of buj Ins
a rock orusher. She will want to an
nex more territory to par the bills.
Rfluslin Underwear
Specials
For the next 15 days we will give special prices
on a beautiful line of Gowns, Corset Covers, Skirts,
Drawers, Chemises and Aprons. Come and see'
these goods. New Goods just recoived.
Fan' tas' ie' silk tissue, very beautiful, 3G in
roularda, latest thing for skirts. Batiste Brilli
antes all colors Dotted Swisses, Dundee Lustre
Fancies, Queen Batistes, Fancy Irish Dimities,
Sea Island Percales latest shades of Plain Blue.
Big line of Sea Island Percales in the newest effect
and dosignes. We invite you to come and see
them.
J. V.
Kauffinan
FOR THE EPICUREAN
PALME . .
onr flntr gradea of grncarle cannot
be excelled oueatiou If they can be
equalled. Olivea. bnnlu baenn,
canned lohnter, Bilmon, kppfrr(l iir
rliiK, ovatera, jainn, j.lliii, frni'i,
ohe oil the lint iatonhrarf tu ulre
here, but of course the wind of the
least Is here nut., ralnlnii, chawe,
coffee. We would appreciate a trial
erder a vielt even more.
J. U. GREEJi & SOjNi.
Telephone Main 25-1
Big Navel Oranges
The kind for which you pay
40 to 50 cts per dozen
.Special Bargain at:
25cts per dozen.
L. C. STEELS.
DO YOU EAT PICKLES?
We now have a oomplete line of
Hulk and Bottled Goods.
Our bulk gooda are
Sauer Kraut, Sweet and Sour
Pickles and Ripe Olives.
Onr Bottled Good, contain ererythtnj you want from lCcta per
Bottle up. GaUaudseethceegoode. It will pay you for your time.
GEO. T. HALL & SON.
All That i; Lift ii 21.650.
Out of the $5,000.
ONLY 10JDAYS
MORE OF THE SALE
Our business is 25 per cent above last
year or any previous year. Our sale has
been very satisfactory to us and I think
to our trade; as the way goods go out of
our shelves every day, and the crowds wo
have every afternoon shows for itself.
Just In . . .
New Spring Shirt Waists.
New Spikes for Bolts and Ties.
The Now Bolt to fit the form
in Patent Leather.
Our Dress Goods Sale has beon Phenomenal.
Kid Gloves COcts to close out.
How about that 23 cent Dress Goods?
Shoes are all right. I want you to soo the
number we sell every day.Prices are w!...i talk.
See card in the window.
F E Dunn