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Daily Eugene Guard WEDNESDAY - FEBRUARY 13 All Popular Brands of CIGARS FOE BALE AT Julius Goldsmith's GUARD Telephone, Ho -Main 191. Weather Special t Hit' Goard Pobtland, Feb 12. Tonight and Thursday occasional rain. Fresb to brink southwesterly winds probably Increasing to blga tonight. YVOIJ.A1JKB. New Ads Today. H H Friendly. li C Bkeels. Geo T Hall A Bon REVITIIJ. 1000 IUmblerall36. Big wall paper aale at Overton's. Mud guards, 25a aet. MoClanaban. Or Lowe, optician, with; J 8 Luoliey Fancy crackers, etc, at Hammond's. For all kinds ol wood inquire of M B Hubble. A few aeoond band plows obeap at F L Cbambers. Regular (2.60 corsets are being sold at 76 oenta at KauQman's. M O Warner tunes pianos and organs. Repairing and pollsblng. Beoond band Petaluma Iuoubators very obeap at F L Cbambers. Klcyole.repalrlug and sundries. E E McCLAMAHAN. iiambler bloyoles now (36.00. J V KauOman received" a ablpment ot tbe Ileaulatlon Militia bats today. None can equal the Nlntb street rea- taurant for a cheap substantial meal. Body fir wood 3 per cord delivered. F L Chambers. Blcjole supplies MoClanaban. New poeket knives, all sizes, shapes and prloes. Quality guaranteed. Mo- Canaban. , All boating stoves and air tights at oost during February. Come early while assortment is ooniplete. F L Chambers, Now Is the time for winter spraying One application now equals three In tbe summer -season. F L Chambers has mixed spray material and spray pumps. U 8 Fire Extinguishers for band use are qulok and have saved many flue dwelling or store from lire. Bee them at F L Chambers'. The last shipment of the Amerioan Copying Co'a stamps will be made this month. Uet them Id at onos. J W Kays A Co. TEACHERS' EXAMINATION. Being Held at tbe Court House for State Papers. County Rohool Superintendent W M Miller Is holding teachers' exsmlna. Hon today for stale papers. The regu lar examination for oounly papers will be bld in April. Only six applicants are being examined at this time. To day penmanship, history, spelling, al gebra, readlug and composition were taken up, and tbe other branches of study will be bad as follows: Thursday Written arithmetic, the ory of teaching, grammar, booh keep lug, Kugliah literature, civil govern ment. Friday Physiology, geography, physical geoprapby, mental arith metic, school law. Baturday Botany, plans geometry, general history, psychology. This 18th day of January, 1901. What Our Flag Stands For. Wherever the Amerioan flag Is raised in token of sovereignty, it stands for liberty, independence and equality. What our flag is to the nation, Hos teller's Btomaob Bitters Is to the Indi vidual, Inasmucb as It not only gives you freedom from your ailments, but protects your system in such a man ner that they cannot return. When your stomach gets out of order, oaus- ing you to belch after eating, or when you are so Dervous that you toss about all night, unable to Bleep, you should oertalnly try It, because It will strength. en your stomach, steady your nerves and induce sound Healthy sleep, ana lor indlKestlon. constipation and bll Inusness, there Is nothing to equal it. lltieuruatlsni la also coumeraotea Dy its direct action on the kidneys. Tomorrow is Bt Valentine's day. Oregon Is herself again tbe rain falleth. Co A drilled on tbe Central school grounds last night. Red Cross market at Miss E Bait man's millinery store, Baturday, Feb. 18. Recorder B F Dorrls Is able to be at THE SENATORSHIP Hotel Arrivals. KUQBNB. John Barber, Cottage Grove II P Long, Cottage Grove O A Burbank, Portland D C Winn A wf, Monroe Km ma Moftlt, Monroe HOFKMAN. 6 Delleman, MUlwaukee Henry Hugglns, Portlaud H Gayley, Ashland G O Miller, Cottnge Grave John Baker, B F R P Long, Cottnge Grove J M Bouth, Foster W J Francis, Maroola J O Mlohokon & fam, Mohawk Mrs G O Wbltbeok, Mohawk Miss Ruby Wbltbeok, Mohawk W H Blair, Cottage Grove Grant Holt, Jefferson 0 Ij Eaton, Jasper BenJ Resland, Chicago t D Gabrlelson, Balem ' J L Holgate, Junction N B Whitley, Seattle O F Overbaugh, Portland M O Bennett, Portland R A O'Reilly, Portland E W Strong, Corvallls H Breley, a F BOTreacb,Raolne ' P Wlluiao, Colfax J C Ryan, Chicago E M Rosenthal, Portland Vio Nelson, Portland C G Bertram, 8 F T W Blew, Cottage Grove H Hugglns, Portland Kva Trimble, Cottage Grove W H Carter and wf, Jasper E K Watron, 3 F. W&0 Wanted. For three years on good security. Address Lock Box 109, Eugeua, Oregon. liOer. In Eugene Bunday afternoon, round broooh, pearl In oeuter. Leave same at Guard ofllce and get reward. i a rtisOMi. Claimed Tbat Mitchell Had 43 Yotes Today, but Did Hot Use Them. WANT FULL AS. Special lo lbs Ouaid. Balem, Feb 13.- Tbe senatorial situa tion Is undergoing a slight change. Corbett Is trying a smooth game. He has a few members who will finally vote for him, and these remain In the ranks af tbe opposition. However, one oomes over to Corbett every few days, thus endeavoring to convince those of weak faltb tbat resruits are coming In to tbe ranks, and the faithful are using this as an argument for others to go and do likewise. Mltohell can muster about forty-three votes In tbe Joint oonventlon today, yet he will not be presented as an open candidate until be Is sure of forty -six. Bbould be be unable to bold forty-six votes, It Is claimed tbat Bmlth will be seriously oonsldered as a candidate. Hence tbe question now stands, Bmlth or well that's tbe rub. Tbat little this this Vol visit to word "or" has so far eluded tbe watch fulness of every politician, candidate and newspaper man in Oregon, In ao far as oontlnui'ng tbe sentenoe is con cerned. Tbe Guakd baa published news relative to tbla matter from twelve to twenty-four hours In advance of any other newspaper In Oregon, and will continue to do so in the future if pos sible. Polnteis in regard to tbe situa tloa are hard to get, and Ills only by the utmost care and watchfulness that bis office once more after a tussle with aythlDg Ma be learned ofaotions to toe grip. Tbe electrlo lights were turned on in the new armory lait evening for the first time. The band miustreli held an inter esting rehearsal at tbe opera bouse last nlgbt. . Robt Pratt is aotlug as oity marshal today In the absence ot Marshal Robert Brady at Cottage Grove. The seoond semester began at tbe University yesterday. A few new students are registering. It Is thought that the new armory will be ready next week fur the mil itary companies to move In. Wing A Langwortby, the butchers, today shipped by expreas to Portland a large quautity of fine dressed mutton. Tbe funeral oortoge of the late Mrs Mary Grauger passed through Eugene this afternoon on lte way to the X O O F cemetery, E H Ingham telephones from Port- laud that be will be borne on tonight's train from his Eastern trip. He has been gone nearly six weeks. Rev J C Richardson found his cane today through a notice in tbe Guard Borne oblidren found It on tbe street and seeing the notice returned theoane to Its owner, The Modern Woodmen are forming a state orgaulaatlon In Balem. R No Muipbey is piesent representing tbe Eugeue lodge. The . Cottage Grove lodge la represented by A Nelson aud A B Powell, Tbe business meeting of the Y P B C E of the Congregational ohuroh beld at the residence of Mr and Mrs R 8 Huston In the Mouut building last night was a pleasant affair. After the bUBlueis of tbe soolety was oonoluded all present enjoyed a social good time. IIou R A Bensell, of Lincoln county, has accepted an appointment on the Daws' Indian oommlsslon, and will suorny icave ror tne tlakl of Its opera- lions, wun Headquarters at Muskogee, I T. Mr Bensell will be absent tbe greater portion oft year and possibly ouger. The six doien Iron bedsteads re cently purohase I from H Gordon, the ruruiture mau, by tbe Booth-Kelly i.umoor uo ror tbelr bunk bouse at Weudllng were hauled to Springfield this afternoon for shipment by rail to their destination. Tbe bunk house has been completed Comb Just to Look Sreat American Iraporlinii Tt?a Cbl Oaj I Henderson, Undertaken md Eitibilmeri. Cor. Wil. md 7th ttt. Our Sale is Still On fturi will mnt I mi a till w Rt ti)r room Uv our Urg toek of Naw UnmU, Com now bttWt our tocft la picked orr. L. A. OVERTON, 9th St, Eugene, Or, Pants! Pants! Pants! Bperlal 'ale on Pants. $1 0(1 Paula frr IS cents ll.iH Pants for fl.OO Better kinds of Pants at lowest prloes. We will give 10 per oeitott nu all men's aud boys suits, for a abort time ouly. UNDERWEAR. MIntrs' underwear, Loggers' under wear. WraOen silk and cotton under wear All kinds of underwear at lowest prices. Bee our bargalu shoe counter. Ax Billy be taken in the future relative to it. However, suggestions here and there seem to lndloate tbe ultimate defeat of Corbett, While nothing material has as yet transpired, some Insight of events to oome are mlirored in present actions aud it seems more probable than ever tbat tbe Quahp'b predictions areabout to be realized. As an example of the statement made above relative to the dropping over of Corbett's known supporters from assumed positions, to tbelr aotual places In Corbett's support, note the following from the daily Btatesmau: "The members of the Legislature are getting extremely, restless at the un satisfactory oondltloas prevailing, with adjournment less than two weeks henoe. They all agree tbat an ' elec tion must be bad, and they are casting about for a way out of tbe difficulty. What that way will be they do not say that is the anti-cauoua forces hava no explanation to give but they are determined to eleot, and there- Is little doubt they will do so. How soon Mr Blaok's example will be fol lowed by any considerable number can not now be predicted, but it a likely to be very soon." Fancy Mr Blaok aotlng as bell-sheep for the purpose of leading In weak kneed members to the Corbett fold. It has been known tor some time that Mr Blaok would oast his support to tbe Poitland banker,' and he Is only aotlng as his natural Inclinations dlo- tale, aud has not changed his mind and been won over, or any hing else of that kind. It Is only an act in the general scheme to stampede undecided members to Corbett. Mrs Andy Taylor is visiting In Cor vallls. Phil Wllman, of Colfsx, Is iMUag In Eugene. Ed E MoClanaban came up from Portland lat night. Rev T L Elliot returned borne to Portlaud this afternoon. MrsWJ Fenton, of Dexter, Is the guest of Mr and Mrs J B Harris. Mrs A C Jennings returned a'tbrnon from a visit at Balem. Alfred Ays, of Portland, is visiting friends and relatives in Kugene. Perry Long and Joliu Barker are down from tbe Bohemia mines. W H Baber. the well known Junc tion warehouseman, was lu Eugene today. Mra W Kuvkeudall returued afternoon from a short visit oalla. Mr, A 1 Kuvkendnll aud child re turned this altemoon from a Balem, Miss Edith Hatfield, of Baker City, arrived In Eunene today to visit the Misnes Sadie and Ivy Ford, Dr Sharpies was In Eugene todHy, He Is making arraugemeuts to replace bis residence burned a few days ago, J L Rees, of Linn county, an or gauizer of the Knights of the Macca bees, is in Eugene In the Interests of tbat order. Mrs Jennie Hlggiiu returned today from Balem where she attended the state convention of the Royal Neigh, bore, ladies' auxiliary to the Modern Woodmen. Mrs Hlgglns was elected state recorder during tbe oonventlon Bounty Fund Lbvv. The follow log appears oo the reoords of tbe ooun ty commissioners' court for its regular February term: "Now at this tlms it appearing to tbe court that tbe legis lature of the state of Oregon has passed a law wblob has been signed by tbe governor, levying a oue-inill tax upon all taxable property In tbe state of Oregon, which law was pasaed on 30th day of Jan. 1991, aud signed by the governor oo ttie 31st day of Jan 1901, for bounty fuud, It Is therefore ordered that a levy of one mill be and the same is hereby levied upon a taxable property lu Lane county for said bounty fuud." HIOH rtVg PARTY. . i a Mr mnd Mra WO Yr.rao ecu r.aiu few friends at progressiva high five ist evening. In the rivalry ror r"" i.RN Owkerllne received first prise for the best score, while Mrs J W Kays received "honorable" mention and tbe other prize. The guests were: Mr and Mrs G D Linn, Dr and Mrs v w a" Prand Mrs L L Wbitwn, Mr anu u J w Kavs. Mr and Mrs B B Spen cer, Mr and Mrs H N Coekerline, F L Chambers, P E Bnodgrass. KED CROSS MIKTINO. The Red Cro Boclety will meet Thuradav afternoon at S:30 o'eloek at the resldeuoe of Mrs Straight. A large Uleudauce is requested. Rev Eliot's Lectukb. The lec. ture before the students of the U O Deady Hall latt evening by Rev T Eliott, of Portland, was well attended, and those who beard It pronounce it to have been one of the moat Interesting lectures delivered In Eugene this win ter. Mr Eliot's suhjeot was "American Poetry,'' and was a iimsterly effort, Still Impkovino. A telepbonlc dispatch from Poitiaud this forenoon brings the Information that Mrs Ware ie Improving nicely and that she will probably be on the high road to recovery in a few days. "The Laborer is Worthy of His Hire.'' But' a wage-earner can get more for his personal ser vices if in strong and vigorous health. The blood is the life-giving and strength-mak ing part of the system. If it is pure, all is well; if not, it should b.e purified with Hood's Sarsaparilla, which makes the weak strong. Can Eat " Wis tired out, hxd no appetite until I took Hood" s StrstptrttU. B built me right up And 1 cai raf Aiatf. Sy." EtU &f. Htger, At hoi. Mass. 1 foods SaUafMi flnod'a Pllli eur tlv.r lilt; th Bon-lrrtUtlay b4 .only PlhrU to Uk with Heod't rWraapauilK SOCIAL. s orosi Death of Mrs Cb.esb.ire. Mrs Raohel Cheshire died this morn ing at 8 o'clock from old age at me residence of her daughter, mis r. Wbatum, at thecoma of Tenlh and Oak streets, In this oity. While old age was primarily tbe cause of tbe death, the lady bad been oonflued to her bed for the last five years from tne efftota ol a fall. Mrs Cheshire's maden na m- ws Rachel Bmitb and she was b m ai Rutledge, Tennessee, on tbe S'lh day of May, 1S09, therefore being ai the time of ber death 91 years, 8 months and 13 davs old. Drobably the oldest person in Lane county. She was mar ried in 1S'28 in Tennessee to Edmond Cheshire wbo died Aug 31, 1881. In 1874 Mrs Cheshire came to Oregon and Lane county to reside with bei ohlldren. wbo bad come West in an early day. Mrs Cheshire was tbe mother of ten children, only five of whom aarvlve ber. They are: Mrs E Wbattam, Mrs Mary Fields, W P Cheshire, all of Lane oounty, Mrs Amanda Ray, living in Kansas, aud Edmonu Cheshire, in Missouri. She bad lived a Christian ail her life, being a member of tbe Baptist oburcb. Tbe funeral will be beld at tbe Wbattam residence Friday morning at 9 a m, to be conducted by Rev J C Rich ardson, and tbe remains will be laid to rest In Oak Hill cemetery, a few miles west of Eugene. Tbe sorrowing family have tbe syni patby of many friends In Eugene and Lane oounty. LADIES' and CHILDREN'S JACKETS AT Price 2 (or duo Wee Only, A fow odd sizes to close out at Bed liock Bargains for the Bargain Hunters. S?oo window Display. prices S. I. FUBLY. Court House Items. Mortgage .' too 00 Chattel mortgage 40 00 REAL ESTATE TRANVEBS. Harry A Maoy et ux to E P Cole man 24 aores in tp 18 s r 8 w, $120. Carey J Built b et ux to V A Bbutt lot S block 17 Soott's ad to Eugen fluO. rhos Vauduyn et ux to E P Cole man land in tp 16 a r 8 w, $120. J Benson Warner et ux to Chat Hall and B Tomlinson 80 aoiee In tp 31 s r 4 w, 300. D H Hemenway et ax to Frank Wheeler and HDBoolt lots 5 and blk 8 James H McFariand'a ad Cottage Grove, $475. W A Kelley to Florence Kelisy acres in tp 20 s r 1 w; $115. Marr & Safsly et al to Elisabeth Morgan land In Florence ; $400. F M Eby et ux and W E Boren et ux to G M Hawley land In Cottage Grove, tiuu. H E Underwood el ux to James Hawley 1 acre more or less in tp 21 a 3 w, $0O. i u Peters et ux to Mrs Ludwlg martin ioi o in Huddleslon's ad Eugeue, $400. PROBATE COURT. estate or Amos Harllsy. deceased Martha Hartley, executrix, Dies final account. Monday April 1, 1901, fixed as ume ror nearing said account. CIRCUIT COURT, T.nula T , n I. r n ' . "v . . kj i, voie or Bluslaw, plaintiff sues to recover 1345 with In tereet and costs. L Bllyeu for plaintiff. MARRIAGE LICENSE, if ,.., , ... " -arie and Miss Ora Cook. New kinds of garden seed, stock Just received. All Fresh. Chambers, All Styles All Sizes All Prices Notic our corner Window for Display of these Beautiful Goods. GILBERT,, THE BONBONIERE 9th Street Bakery and Confectionery. All kinds of bakery goods. Fine pastry. The choicest line of confectionery inhe city! Lunches to order. We'carry a line of choice cigars. Fresh oysters served and sold by the can. Remember the place, 9th street next door to the Opera House. WSSSZm s, H. W. D U N N 4 C ooooooooodooeoooeoooeoeiti 9 a it j I g All Kind OT p Heaters... Cole's Air Tight Charter Oak RtovoB and mncea. None butter made. carry in all sizes, the bent on the market GRANITE WARE. KITCHEN UTENSILS- 8 S. L. LONG OOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOCttl "Lest We Forget" . Your attention is again ' called to the fact that Yerington's Pheno-Quinine rfl Vf01?0 .f'.Cold ? .th Head. T.a Grippe, Hemlache, and M other iniUr oompUinls. . SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK. rrspsred sad sold only at Yerington's 9th Street Drug Store, EUGENE, OREGON. attorney New F L Feeds the Hair Have you ever thought why your hair is falling out? It is because vou arc starving your hair. If this starvation con tinues, your hair will continue to fall. There is one good hair food. It is Ayer's Hair Vigor. It goes right to the roots of the hair and gives them just the food they need. The hair stops falling, becomes healthy, and cr0W3 thick anH t,. ' Ayer's Hair Vieor another thini igor does ip, also: iures color to taded or nair. gray Oos sTsllar s Sod I,. ail ch, P,,pi J"V '"Too. J- C. Avu Co.. l,owlt. Mast. Send for oar hsmUomt book on Ths Hsir. CCH AMMOND'S Caft and Bakery, OYSTERS, CLAMS. Up-to-now. SHORT ORDERS, At all hours. T"jATT3V T TTTVT-ITTT-1C" rp . - -m.j. . j. uuiiuxiiJiJ. J Something: New.. AT Day & Henderson,, Cut order Carpets. Come and see Them. SMOKE- Mount Hood High Gradelioc Cigar F. C. Potts Manufacturer
