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Daily Eugoao Guard OAMPBJiLL BK03 fu in iwk, (son l,hv I comai.mluajilun. uioejit.1,1. Ai i..5um payable to tb '. i tuc tit -Urime, Oregon, fcu lift! (jpiv . . BUUdUKlfl'lOiN KATES. y daii.1. kjilvered by currier, per week t IS Ualiveral by carrier, per niuuiu B mail one yer tin advance) o uo f. i mou lln ' O ie iiiutb...1K. "V bimrtaooplea. uu Joe yecr ......... V? Bin mouth. , w Advertising rato. made known on applioa- Kotered m uooDd-oiMa K weiie, Oregon, poetottioe. nutter at the I'HK EASTKIltf OFFIOE8 Of the Bvriret!130 to 2H4 Temple Court, New Tjrk Ultv.and U H Kiprew hldg, 87 Wa.h. nton rJt, Ubloano, III., K KA'J'Z Advrtla n . Aenoy in ouftrge. TUESDAY DECEMBER 30 The best Dews of the yearl Tan derbilt has so far advanoed towardi reoovery that hie physicians will issue no more bulletins. Bolahi The Chloago health department announces that lemoo juioe ia a deadly foe to that terrible typhoid fatar. Terrible Dot only in fatali ties.hat to the sufferer, wbosurvives, fir months afterward. The Dew Seoond Assistant Sao ret iry of the Treasury ia but thirty years old. A good aeleotioa as far a age ia concerned. Old men in such positions are mere figurheads. Young men take aetual charge. ' Aeaaaainated oat of olBoe? That ia the fate ot Binger Hermann, com missioner of the general land offioe. Hai MofCinley lived there would have bean do obange.- The retire ment o mes at an opportune time for Mr Hermann as with bis paual gojd luok in securing olBoial pref erment he should find no difficulty in landing the eenatdrahip in January. The prooessio j at Delhi ytnterday in celebration of tht) accession of K:ug ICddr l as empjror of India was truly oriental in magniftoenoe. Think of seventy native ohiefa, eaoh tryiag to ouido his follows, oo eliilints with retainers, forming a line a quarter of a mile long! At the head rode Lord and Lady Cur Z)n on an elephant twelve feet high. Oue flurisbinjr, oommaaity aoroaa the mountains from Eugene by the Military YVagjn Rjad route had no Christmas it least not of the j ivoua kind. O i Christmas era, 1894, the people of Silver Lake over in Like county ware oelebra ting the day with a Chrietmaa tree npaUtra in the neighborhood hall Tin denrttioaa to)'c dee and the inflammable pine of the building burned ao quiokly that the atone ereoted in the oamstiry In msmory of the vidian of the lire has forty-three names Inaoribed there on. And the community numbered but eeveral hundred bjuK Cilebrit I It is a day of murniog fir thoae people even after the lao.e of eight years SOME.Cin COMPARISONS. An laterajting com pari jo a is in' itltuted bv the Evt Oregonian be' tween Portland, Seattle and At lanta, Ua., to the number of ar rests made ia eiou place during the year 1901: Number of police men, Portland 63; Seattle, 78; At lanta, 161. Number of rtttll av loone, Portland, 267; Seattle, 187; Atlanta, 104. Amount of license, Portland, 100; Seattle, $600; At lanta, $1,000. Cases ol drunken ness, 1'ortlaud, 908; Seattle, 1,186 Atlanta 4242. Breiohot the pesos, Portland 192; Seattle, 1.888: A'- lanta, 7,063 A-sauIt, Portland, 213; Seattle, 218; Atlanta, 22. Homi cide, Portland 2; Seattle, 6; At luiti.l. Vagrancy, Portland, 197; Seattle, 936; Atlanta, 2,190. House breaking, Portland, 24; Seattle, 63; Atlanta, 68. Ltroeny, Portland, 301; Seattle, 342; AtUi.ti, 302. All other ofl'onses, Portland, 1,609; Se ettlo, 4,636; Atlanta, 1,724. ToUl arrests, Portland, 3,864; Seattle, 9,176; AtUntn, 15,637. The total arreata made in Portland for the year were a trifle over one-third the total for Seattle, an I but one-fifth the uoaiber for A'Unla. Portlaud Sad 90,426 people hy the 1900 oenaue, Allan, t 89,972 But one-third of the Georgl i oity ie colore. In making oomparisona aa to minor oflenset 'of vagraoay and drunkeneaa thu la euflloient explanation. 'wind forces have ' -tUe north wind". And our ..ebfoot people are happy. The couth winds bring health, comfort and contentment for ne. That was a terribln earthquake over in i urkeatan. J uteen min utes of uninierupied shocks ac companied by loud rumblings, toi rential rains and a hurricane, muet have tried the strnnxeet nerve. The Telegram says a move is on foot to licence gambling in Port land through an enaotment by the ooming legislature. We oannot be lieve that euch an iniquitous permit for I ha metropolis, to violate the atate law can be passed. Florence Items. Guard Special Service, Flohence, Deo 26-Chriatmas waa aa uiuul enjoyed by tbePiualaw people. At the Proabytorln chuich of Florence on Curlstmai evs, the little folks gave a very fine program after wbiob the preaents from two trees were distributed. There were no very rich preaents given, but there was an abun dance of little tokens that the principle nf love waa not at bap.. It wasruinurel that there were io be (even wteillngs here on Chrlntiims but no fir aa cau learn only two of thera muterlelUsd. On Christmas eve ut I. O. O. F. Hall at Mapleton Oapt F J Neely and Mlaa Grace Flak were made one by Rev Tost. The ball waa nio ly decorated and a host of friends were present, A grand supper waa provided at Matlston. Ou ChrlBtiuaB Mr John 8 Steers and Mist Z srada Wisdom were married at the home of the bride's par nted at Point Terraoe. (July a few pedal friends were Invited. Rev Yost of the United Evangelitl church officiated au'l a very enoyable time la reported. 'Andrew Brynd and hlii-liter Kate of Bohemia are visiting Mends and relatives here. Part of the journey was traveled on enow-shoes but it would take aomethlng more than a few enow drifts to atop Kate when the wants to see her friends. Elmira Items. Qiiard Special Berrloo. ' Ei.miKA, Deo. 26. Misses Myit a jd Gertie Owen have returned from Uottsge Grove, where they have been attending school. Mr Len B illman, of Buiiene, spent Christmas with bis parents, Mr and Mrs M E Bullniao. MrChas MoCutcheon has returned home from Eugene wbere he has been In the enipl iy of E Jiangs. Mr CliUordDuokwortb. spent Christ mas with his mother, Mrs A Duck worth. . The Christmas exerclsee were a grand success. The school rendered an ex cellent piogram to a large audience. Many valuable and beautiful presents were distributed mahi ig the whole allilr au ei j ynble event. Mrs M E Put .erf has returned home from Eugene where ah? has been em ployed a oook at at the Wald House for some ll'ne. Wanted The address ot all of fie people from the oouulry who bought tggs troin me for hatching during the last season. J O Waits A few good second-haud bicycles very ohoap at Chambers' Hardware. Notice. Kuok.nk. O.e Deo2U. 1002. Bids will be received bv the WHIhiii ette Woolen Manufacturing Company for six hundred oords ot II r wood and fifty oords of oak wood ell to be de livered in iMigeueou ur Derero August 16 ll, 191 3. . For fiuther inforuiatinn and blinks on which to submit bids call at tbe Woolen Mill. Bight reserved to riject any or all bids. - Willamette Valley Woolen Manu facturing i;o. Tbe Pride of Heroes. Many si'Ullers lu the last war wrt.te wuiinue, ui'i hp, oui n ioti HUH Bllll JlUtli. HuoRlen's Arnioa Halve Is the liestlu the world. Name for burns, reside, It.kkla l,lWB bill,, urilllll.lll. B...t .ikla. It euros or no pay. Only 'ifioat Wli isno't tirug sinre. , N Ills to Ore d Iters- Notice ie hereby aiveu that Naqot A no Wblleker has btwu duly eitxliiUHl. bv the county eourt ol LaDO county, tirt'iron, ex eouttii of the estate ot John Wbitimker, dooaned. All periwiis having claims uainal said eeiela are hirobj notified to preeent the same to me dnlj vniifled at the aw omce ol b It tmtnaortv lu iuumo. Urcgou, iu an moulha fiom the date ht ro-of. . Eugone, 0. Oct 9, l09. NANOV ANN Will TKAKf.B Kkecutriw ot the Estate of John White- akor. deoeased. HKipwoitTti t riri:n, Attorneys tor Kstale. Notice to Creoltora. late of (Jo W Pickett, dreeaml. Notice is ht-reh nmti thit 8 1) Eakin has been duly appointed mc.ilor cl the eaiate of Oeo V 1' ck"t , .'.icanul, by to count) omul "( h- t. " tvinnty, state of Omtou. All wra inn I vitu ohinn amtlu.t .aid eatalA h. rtby i.otltied In present Hie aame to tb" mat r at the law olhoe of ti o H I rri, iu Knen Laue comity, Ori'tf in, witn the neciSHrv vonrhtrs wiltiio ail umnllx from the date herool Ua'.nl, hUjine, n-jv Utith, UOJ. 8 B Faim, Ofo B PoirH, Kitouto' Attornry lor eststo Saved at Grave's Blink. 1 1 know I would I u auo hive hen lu uiy gravo," rils Mri BH New som, of Decatur, Ala., f it hi d not been for Eitotnu Btt'erv. For three years I hu Hired urtold agony from the worst forms of lodigeHtlon, wan rbrafli, stotuaob ano tiowel dyMp.p,i j. But. this excell l-t ineflh Iri,. ijid iue a world of good. Since utliur 1'- I mi eat heartily and have gained 35 pounde.'1 For indlgeetlou, lofa of apurt'te, stout aoh, liver aud kidney troubles Eleotrio Bitters are a positive guaranteed cure. Only 60o at W Ij DeLaoo's-drug store. Dissolution ol Partnership. Notice Is hereby given that tbe pait' nersbip heretofore extstlug between B D Paiue and W U Key under the firm name and style of Pait-.e A Kay has this day been dissolved by mutual oonBent, B D Paine retiring. All ac counts due the firm may be pa'd at tbe store or to either paity. Dated at Eugene, O.-, Dec 27, 1932. D B Paink. W H Kay. Foils a Deadly Attack. "My wife was so 111 that good physi olans were unable to htlp her," writes M M Austin, of Winchester, Intl, "but was coniplit-ly cured by Dr Klog'e New iilfe Pills," They work wonders In Htomaoh aud liver troubles. Cure constipation add slok headache. 25c at W L DcLaui 's drug store. Spec al School Meetiog. ' No loa U henby iriveo to the voter of do'i ool blttrlot No. 4 of Lane Couu ty, Ntate of Oregon, that a Hieolal School mat ting of said district will he held ut the Court House on the 2nd day nf January, 1902, at 7:30 o'eljck in thu afternoon, for the fi lloniiw "b jecte: ToUvvatax for the nurpo.-e of meeting tbe expenses of tbe diarinjj and to discuss the propositions for acquisition of a lot for school bil l ling purposes and for such other matters as may be brought before the meeting. Dated this 18th chiy of D o 1902. E fc?CH W A ZSOII 1 J.D, Chairman B'.ardot Directors. Attest: Frank Risnhh, Diitrloi Clerk. A Million Voices. Could hardly express the thanks of Homer Hall or West Point, Is. Lis ten why : A severe oold had settled on tin lungs causing a most ob-tinut) oougb. rjeveral physlolanssald ho hail onneumptiou but could not he o him. When ell thought he was doomed he beKan to use Dr King's New DUoovery ir tjonsumpiion ami writ s: "it coin, nb tely cured mo aud i-sved iu v life. I now weigh 227 pounds." Ii'h posi tively guaranteed for onugho, 1 In and lung troubles. Price 60o and SI. Trinl bottles frpe at W L Dh Lino's. Storage, "Storage, Storage. Gun. T. rjall. and Hons publlo and private wRteff'iu-e- now ready lor al kliidi. of ttfge Hops, wool, grain, merchandise and Iiou-hold goode. W want three or foui thousand bush i. .'i..,.i. X1AL.1J SUU CUB. J O Watts the oollciau will be In bis office iu tbe Chambers block until rar.ber'uoilct-. Vnnr hMm are moulting. Prussian Poultry food will help them. Preston 4 Males. Pom- nnar ilp.in head sewing ma ohiti'S, Just received prloe aie right Racket otore. Going last wall paper at Preston Sales. Two anod sennnO band sewing ma chines for sale at the Backet Store. Ask Preston & Hales about their mixed paints tl. 10 per gallon, New Furniture. Chambers' Hardware. Telephone main 16 -1 for stove sit up, cleaned, pipe cleaned nut or chimney sweep, Chambers' Hardware. Express wagons at fie Famous. Or Lowe ooolo-optlclan Eugene. cisscrs and pocki t knives that are good at Chambers.' CHss cut to order and put lu. Chambers' Hardware, Diamonds Diver wear out. Money In diamonds Is well Invested. Bee Jun ta' y shout how to get tbem. 19.3 Diaiies, Ctli'ndarp, Blai k Books at Suhwamchili's. I want vnur ulumbing ard aheet metal work. The onlv Inducement I can oltdr 1b to do you good work at a leanoniible price. Will Morrow, 489 Wlliamaue street, rnone macs, rjzt Bankers Life Association of Dei Molnci, Iowa, aft Insurance Low Hite SptcUl that pltaie busy men. Feature Rate cards t First National Btnk nd Loan and Savings Bank. GROSSMANN'S PATENT WRITING RING. THE moet important improvement of the age the una oBof ponmanthipt in akin if the poorest pleiidid prjMnan in a few week by his ring, Endorsed by promineut College Pre ideals and Boards of Education in Europe nod Amerioa. Sample dozen assorted sizes sent nout paid fot $1.00, aiaKle sample 2ic. When ordering a single ring, state wnetner tor man. woman, or uimu. . PEN N MFG SUPPLY CO. No, 119 S Fourth Street, PHILADELPHIA. University School of Music p. Buy a box of Otto's best undies and you will uy no other. Fsctory and sales rooms in Mc Clung blo.k, No. 495 Willamette st Eugene, Or Telephone Main 56 . Jennings Kaufmann, Proprietors, Tenni quoted bslow are for one lwm a week. For more than one tesion the name rates will be oharned. Tuition payable monthly in advance. PIA.NO. Mrs HoUeabeok, a month $3 and S4. Mr 1-Vazier 83..t0f VOUAL MUdfO. " MiaB Stioaon, private lesiotis in Biht rfltwiiin:, roperloire voice buil ling 84.50. In claHHes of two $3.50, In aliraeR of three S3.00. VW iron's cl m in sight reading $L, VIOLIN, Airs fipet, priva lenns $1 a month. Harmony, Counterpoint and C'ompoaition, private le-sons Si a month. UUisea of four or six $1 am-ratu.Q Three courses leading to teachers diploma Three courses leading to musical degroe- I. M. Olen, Dean. A WEDDING BREAKFAST or d'nnar in always served with the ehoiceat wines and liquors that can ba prucitrej. For social functions ol any kind wi have the purest and best wine, of either imported or domeatio vintage, by theoasB, bottle or gallon, at pnoej that you can't tfiatoh for quality in Eugene at E C HUGHES' Sijun i: t VV'M Renshaw PALACE MEAT MARKED BRODERS BROS CHOICE HEATS OF ALL KINDS Schneider Bldg., EUGENE. Day & Henderson Will soil you a Bed Room Suit for $12.50 that other dealers ask $15.00. Extension tables $4.00, others ask $5.25. Maple Bod Room Suits $14.00, other dealers ask $10.00 for. Why? Because we make them in our own factory Stoves : Ranges A full lino of hoators, stoves and ranges. I Ninth and Oak. 5. L. OHgf. Hazelwood Restaurant and Bakery. Confections, Cigars, Lunch Goods. Everything First clasB. Hayward & Abshire, New ProDietors. Fine Fruit Cakes at Bonboniere. Made especially for the Holiday Trade. Also other FIRST CLASS bakery goods in profusion. y' Candies, Nuts, Fruits and Cigars. Fresh Eastern Oysters. Free delivery to any' part of the city. &o., DUNN BROTHERS. -"""ntDemn, - SINGER '8'e nrli.. ,l . J a ract BaIj ... .. Tho MUTUAL LIFF Of New v.. "drtteifurnlihtdk: W A" WANN. Eugene. Blwrt BwrtcJ 'UUPUT. Co lla nc akl. n uwu(jB Anna Th. mallet StMMcop, ilh ., , B with rich CMl,l,n.r.li IncludiDK 1 V 1- PhotoS ' Aurora ipiH FORREST BffUmifi y?''8 Jl A FULL LINE OF Heating and Cook Stoves. Prices Low. LOUGHMILLER & PETER. L. WE are here with the GOODS. We can supply your Xmas wants in fancy goods in our line. TRY OUR Candies, Nuts, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. Tillamook Cheese, Woodlawn " Lane " Edam " Pickles, Olives, Relishes, -Iiome made cider. Pure maple syrup in bulk $1.00 per gallon. Phone Red, 1211. J . WHITE Blk W IIAAKI sft nriftirl Wr T) am am kaw i f mt aha n ivoJ MUUlVAe IIINULCY Kemetuber if you are n need ot anything In the ahape ot Feed.Flou , Hay and Grain of all kinds; Grass, Field and Garden Seeds. Breakfast Cereals, viz Rolled Oats, Germaa, Graham, Corn Meal, Rye, Whole Wheat and Buckwheat Flour. Also Potatoes, Kerosene and Chicken SuDDlies. GOOD GOODS, RIGHT PRICES. JtoXS25fh MOON & TINGLEY. "Hail Fellow!" CrtragrauM OUntH0Od ijar l a "Hall Fellow, Well Met," wherever Intr yluce i, an.l will cement a (ileant frtndntiip with you i( von II om half way. ,,lne )iori li Mul in vie, nn iirai for ft ivnring, Ireo hut not rnpij mnokir, rich.heavy, aroinatli- emukc, Say, what more ooulil you a li! FOR SALE RY ALL FIRST CLASS DEALERS. MOTT'S PENNYROYAL fILIS They overcome Weak-1 Bess. Irrciritlnriti? o.i ! J omission, increase viir. o( menstruation." They nr0 l.U-H S.U l'l!S JvomnliliiHHi, ni,lin? ileel,.vnenl ,Y orein. 1 rU known reuuvly forwomen r., n", , i'm kZn? IV01 l-y Urucslsts. 1,11. Muxr St lii:i;i,AUco. Cl-IL. ' v,"""l VIWv HAMPTON MEAT MARKET. s For Sale by Liun Drug Co. Choice Meats of all kinds, Pish r4iid Game in Season "Prompt Strvice," Our Motto.J No.Jtf EastrnG Bt. Pl10net Black 13G- L. G. HIGG1NS ff.ASSAYER GRANTS PASS, OREOOfi, cHanon Hilver Copper, Usd, ad, nd Silver Silver and Copper Silver and Lead 1 work done carefully, uj nr iiniiA. Mail n.i ii , waUBIBSOHCIlKL PI EI A fair share of the public (! Kiuuire noliHled, TollnFir en we wili pay the hisbui ruurBet price for fat can lt, Lap and slitep. Hhop on lit auiette Ut, fiugeue, Orepii Orders promptly dellreri i Will Keep Ctmstanli on RanltFI Suppij Ol .; BEEF MUTTON PORK and VE1 Notice for Publication. v United S:a'tetd01, ' Uueebuig, 0r.,0ila Notice in hereby pvmlliiliiiMJr with the provisioneof ibfifiloiv of Jim e 3, 1878, en titled im' of Timber Lands intbnUteiolO4n Ureuon ftivaaaaon m"i"". as eilendid to all the publw W mi aotof Ausnstl, 1892 KotSH.. has tliia day filed in thi; ( Btateinent No. 3724, for thepont"" Lolst), 9, 13 and 12. 'lie:tiorw 23,Routb of range 1 .t, proof lo ebow tbal tL. Iiad yaluBble lor n "'".k, agrionltnral purpoffi, 'A, claim to said land before U a ucmmiBBiou -r -..0, Oregon on AIoDdas lb IZibvI'"1": 1SHoname3 the ...Mb. Wilaon, cffingtoW'' tieb.of Jellero,..Ma Wf' mar of Ctlase O.ote, Uw Martin of Uott.ge O.ots.Um Any and all r?TS"' the above deeoiibed l"",. die tbeir claims in lb" "JJ" ,aidW.hdaj ots Notieefor Pub.le Unite! 3Wt "i ill 1. 1 ,,,,,, svei. tW;!S' with tin I'.""-''"! , Aril"": of T , lili l" 1 ' lw.Wli.M! 6r. ii-n.N. ' "",w'' i i idi' V' "... ...,l to ell lh'P".H" ."nael City of 1'iirtlancl, Conai State ol OreKon, l. J$V Marie Ij " " : m"' Vii lane conn'J. uj V day of MW" ""f"" , T ,,,Vfll.f!? J V . f ner. 'his their claim. ";'',,:, .,. Jib dayoi - jti; Notice of Fln.lS tbt ( Notice I hereby iiiir-." .aid court bear """""'Jits""" m. of "i d;7i" . s to and I' "' . t'- ...... -ih. J TV" D ited mi' v j . .i. wis" " A,iniiiii.-y Alleo,..: c
