The Eugene weekly guard., December 29, 1900, Image 10

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I TRUE LOVE.
BOONS OF THE HOUSES OF VANDER
BILT ANO ROCKEFELLER.
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The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which baa bees*
in use for over 30 years, has borne the signatnre of
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and has been made under his per*
sonal super* bion since its infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and « Just-as-good” are but
K«perintent* that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infiuits and Children—Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare­
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotie
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend.
GENUINE
CASTORIA
ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
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OUR MODEST? CONGRESSMEN
AND SENATORS.
The Oregon senators and con­
gressmen are not hurt with modesty.
Associated Press dispatches from
Washington concerning Oregon af­
fairs are manufactured by a cor­
respondent who is in close touch
with the Oregon delegation. Hence
we are not suprised to read in an
Oregonian Washington dispatch of
December 21 that “the total amount
provided for Oregon improvements,
as reported in the river and harbor
bill, is 12,840,500, while Washing­
ton gets but 1130,500. Then the
figures are given.
Those flguree do not lie, although
the correspondent did. They show
that two-thirds of the entire amount
of this "Oregon” appropriation will
be expended on the improvement
of the mouth of the Columbia river,
while one-third of the remainder
will be spent improving the
Columbia river channel above the
mouth. The Columbia and its
principal tributary, Snake river,
flow several hundred miles in the
state of Washington but not one
foot, exclusively, in Oregon. It is
another case of the father taking
all credit for the child, to the
exclusion of the mother.
OREGON TIMBER SPIPMENTS.
I'orlUud Talefram, D«e. 33.
Acodrding to the most conserva­
tive estimates of lumbermen the
total consumption of timber in Ore­
gon thio year will approximate 900,«
000,000 feet. This is the estimate
of A J Johnson, the forestry expert,
of Astoria.
Of this amount he oredita tbs
mills with 500,000,000 feet, and
flguree that 400,000,000 was used
for fuel, fence poets, rails etc. Mr
Johnson also estimates that nearly
2,000,000,000 test of timber was
oonsumed by forest firee this year,
despite the fact that great diligence
was exercised by forest rangers to
prevent fires and extinguish them.
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July............ .............................
Auguat...................................
September.............................
October...................... ‘...........
November..............................
....... 1,180,000
...... 1,200,000
....... 600,000
..... 475,0000
....... 585,000
Total, 11 months......... ...... 8,600,800
P ortland ’ s railroad
shipment .
Portland’s rail shipments of
manufactured timber this year, ex­
clusive of December shipments, ag­
gregate 10,585 cars of lumber and
593 cars of shingles.
THE EVERY-DAY GIRL.
She goes to church, but not a sacred
thing
Comes to her mind—indeed, her
thoughts are shocking.
Pbr while the choristers their carols
sing
She thinks of what was in' her
Christmas stocking.—Judge.
Here io bow the Salem Inde
pendent puts it: “With the con­
vening of the next legislature will
come an innumerable crowd of
male and female aspirants for clerk-
chips. Some will have 'papa’
pulls, others will have ‘constituent’
pulls; others will have no pulls at
all, but being attractive females,
will depend ii|>on their good looks
to catch some ‘cow county’ repre­
sentative or senator’s eye and thus
get to be a committee clerk.”
A lady school-teacher died in
San Franmsoo the other day leav­
ing an estate of $30,000, entirely ac­
cumulated through her work in the
school-room. Think of the many
pleasures, maybe necessities, denied
herself in the piling up of this
comfortable fortune. And “there
are no pockets in tbs shroud.”
Ex president Cleveland addressed
a graduating class at Philadelphia,
Friday, on “Success." Taking bio
own case as an object lesson he
could have told the oollegians that
“nothing succeeds like suooees.”
“I understand,” said the reporter,
'that the defaulter’s method wss
very simple.”
“Very!” said the bank official
with a sigh, “He just took the
mooey!”—Puck.
makes
Tsan* Mew. Determined «« Lears th'
■ ulsrw of Their Aseeetorr, Bests
al the Bottom of the Ladder—Both
Alaric Leigh bore his fate like a mat
wlieu ba learned from the lipa of Aurora
Stanley that she was the promiaed wifi
Soos to Be Married.
of another. Aurora'« betrothed husbsnc
Percy Avery Rockefeller and Alfred
was expected from Europe, and the prep
(¡Wynne Vanderbilt b .v, . ne to work.
(ration* for tbe wedding had already be
There Is nothing [>; tlenlarly startling
gun.
But one morning tha thunderbolt
about the aunoutn went. but the fact
fell.
I young man la heir
Iler father had (peculated heavily sad that the first na:
loot.
Hoping to retrieve hia losses, h< to at least $25.0 0.000 and the second
Sin adv Las at least $5ff.0o0,0i<0 makes
had become an embeszler and a forger
It decidedly intere-tiug. From thia It
and hia sin had fonod him out.
The dainty, spoiled child of luxury wn may also easily be Inferred that even
forsaken by her butterfly friends and
sneered down as tbe beggared daughte:
of a fleeing criminal.
“I am so glad Charles is rich.” sb«
thought. And for the first time since sb«
knew him she thought of him with some
thing like affection and yearued for hi«
coming.
“The steamer cams in thii
morning, and in a few hours mom he will
be here to comfort me.”
But before he carne she had anothet
guest.
Looking from a window of the grand
mansion that in another week would lx
her home no longer, she saw Alaric
Leigh coming up the marble steps.
“Mias Stanley,” he began gravely, “1
have come on a most disagreeable errand
I am commissioned to inform you that
your unhappy father has returned to th«
city and means to give himself up to jus
tice."
“He must not!” she gasped.
“He has no means to do otherwise,’
answered the young man gravely. “Hi
sent me to tell you that if you could dis
pose of your diamonds he might by tbe
proceeds not only reach Europe in safety,
but also establish some sort of busines«
there by which he might some time re­
gain an honorable name and place among
his fellow men.”
“Here they are,” she said hurriedly,
placing a heavy casket in his hands.
“Oh, Alaric, go quickly, and tell him 11
he loves hia suffering daughter to nevei
give himself up to a felon’s punishment.”
Photo by Pack Bro«., New York.
In her trouble she never thought to in
ALFKKP «WYSXX VAN EBBILT.
quire how Alaric Leigh had becoms th«
confidant of her disgraced parent.
If these young i.n n had not decided to
As «lie spoke the bell rang loudly.
g
ti work the wolf would have to
“11 is Charley!” she said gladly.
g
a long time before reaching
“Oue word more, Aurora, before I go,”
But they are Bturdy young
said Alaric. “If you ever feel that you them.
need my friendship, do not hesitate tc Ai. -ricans. both of them, and they
,ha . ■ learned tlie lesson that a life of
send for me,”
The girl did not bear him.
She only activity Is best suited to all Americans,
seemed to hear the firm, light footstep» no matter how rich they may be.
on the threshold of the parlor door, and
Young Alfred Vanderbilt Is the real
Alario, passing out of a door opposite, head of Ills house of millions, though
looked back for a second and saw het
be 1ms an older brother, Cornelius.
spring into tbe embrace of Charles Buck­
Tlie father of tbe two, Cornelius sen­
ingham.
“Oh, Charley! I am so glad you hav« ior. who recently died, left the bulk
come. I am in such trouble,” said Au­ of Ills fortune to bls younger son,
rora, clinging to his arm as she drew him thereby signifying his wish that Al­
fred anil not Cornelius should be at the
to n seat.
"Indeed, my little goddess!” drawled head of the Vanderbilt Interests. For
the exquisite. “What sort of trouble?”
a man of 22 the possibilities involved
“Oh, Charley, hare you not heard of iu the possession of so- many millions
our terrible misfortune?” ahe asked. ”1
are dazzling, and it is an encouraging
thought the whole city would babble it
sign that the young Croesus lias shown
to you l>efore you sow me.”
Ills family
“I hare hoard nothing," be returned, his v. illinguess to work.
have long been identified with the rail­
growing anxious.
And so she told him all. never heeding road interests of »Ills country, among
us she talked on with feverish rapidity the roads controlled by them being the
that the face of the man who had plight­ New York Central, and it is only nat­
ed to her eternal love ami constancy wai ural that be should turn his energies
assuming a anilla of lofty and haughty
to railroad work.
lie lias taken his
Indifference.
“And so the wedding can’t be?” he ob­ place among the clerks In tlie treas­
served in a tone that cut through her urer's department of the New York
heart like a thrust of frosty steel. ”1» Central. The salaries of his colabor­
that what you want to suggest. Mis» éis average $25 a week, while his in­
Stanley? Well, you are quite right. Most come Is about $00,000 In the same
girls under such circumstances would space of time. At that rate oue of his
have held a poor fellow to his contract. fellow clerks would have to work
But you are as w ise as you are unselfish,
about -¡S yi:;rs to earn ills luconi" for
and I honor you for it, Rory—'pon my
one wi ek. But young Vanderbilt Is not
soul I do.”
Aurora sprang to her feet, amazed and at all Impressed with his own Impor­
indignant at this unparalleled act of hy­ tance ami Is a quiet, modest, uuassum-
iug young num and Intends to leurn
pocrisy and his offensive familiarity.
"Thank God. I never loved you!" she the railroad business from the bottom
cried, and, tearing the betrothal ring up.
lie is engaged to lie married to
from her finger, she flung it at his feet. Miss Elsie French.
"Go, and leave me alone!
In all the
l'erey Rockefeller Ims luid the good
world I have not a friend—not one.”
fortune to be born a nephew of the
"In all the world I have not a friend—
not one.” was the burden of Aurora's sor­ muu who Is said to I k - the richest on
earth.
His father, William Rockefel­
row for many a weary day.
One day Aunt Hetty, in her faded ler. brother of .lolin I>„ lias uot as
brown silk and ancient bonnet, came for many million- ns tlie head of the fami­
the unhappy girl.
ly, but is possessed of a fair number
“You must go home with me, Rory. It
is a poor sort of place for a tine lady, but
It is better than nothing, girlie.”
Bo Aurora went, and when the sum
liter came again Alaric Leigh came with
it.
If he still loved Aurora, he never
lietrayed the fact by any sign whatever,
and perhaps that was why. with the in­
consistency of girlhood, she began to
think hint a paragon among men.
But
he did love her still, and after a long,
long time he told her so.
“An affection like mine. Aurora,” be
said, in his grave, straightforward way,
“never changes. I can give you a com­
fortable home, and if you will be nty wife
I shall be the happiest of husbands.”
“I can't marry you for a home.” she
answered, and a tender quaver in her
voice made bis heart beat faster.
“Marry me for love. then, dear." be
observed audaciously.
“Oh. blind Alaric! I have loved you
always.”
And that was the truth.
What a quiet little wedding it was!
No satin and lace and orange blossoms;
only a slim, beautiful form, robed, like
the simplest village maid. In plaiu white
muslin and crow no. I with white rose­
buds.—Exchange
dadvlts
THE BEST PRESCRIPTION IS
Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic.
The formula is plainly printed on every bottle—hence : you
know just what you arc taking when you take Grove’s. Imitatori
do not advertise their formula knowing that you would not buy
Grove’s contains
their medicine if you knew what it contained.
Iron and Quinine put up in correct proportions and is in a Tastelei
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The Iron acts as a tonic while the Quinine drive; the
form,
Any reliable druggist will teli ?ou that
malaria out of the system. .
other
H so-called
1 AStclcst
Grove’s is the Original and that all H
A.n
analysis
of
other
chill
tonics
shows
Chill Tonics are imitations.
You
that Grove’s is superior to all others in every respect.
take Grove’s its superiority
not
experimenting
when
you
are
Grove’» is the
and excellence having long been established.
on! ly Chill Cure sold throughout the entire malarial sections 0|
7 United State*.
No Cure, No Pay.
Price, 50c.
the
Your Opportunity
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Having purchased the stock of goods from
Quiner <s Bitter formerly owned by A. V.
and I. K. Peters, I will dose out the same
Regardless of Cost
In order to lay in a new and complete stock.
Special bargains for the next thirty days.
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Mohammedan. A New York Jour­
nal and Advertiser dispatch telle
men being crucified on tre»a, cbil
dren murdered by mutilation be'
fore their parent's eyes, and women
maltreated in presence of husband»,
fathers and brothers, then carried
into the bondage of tbe harem.
The “posers" in ihnir eagerneas to
obtain the Chins 'rads overlook
unspeakable atroci i«a at their very
door.
Through Palace and Tourist iimm
Dining and Buffet Smokitilikrs^u
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VARIETY OF Dolls
Just received, Everything to please
the little ones. Prices to suit all.
Look over our stock. The latest in
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An acceptable present. Don’t fail to
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smallest purchase shall bave
equal attention with the lar­
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share iheblesslngs of Old Hanta
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ST. PAUL, DULUTH,
An all point» Eart.
Laid a Uoo4 Faandatlea.
“I never found out how wise my fa
ther was." said the robust, rosy faced
man. “until I grew up.
One of the
OCEAN SHIPMENT.
things he did was to bunko me evtn-
Feet.
pletely. It was as clean a case of twin
die as one could hope for, but I never
Co tumble River... .......................... 826,085
realised It until I grew up. There were
Coos Hay............... .................... 21,000,000
four boya in our family, and we were all
Coquille River....... ..................... 17,000,000
pretty healthy eaters, with a boy’s nat­
Tillamook Ray............................. 7,000,000
A Tennessee man fell heir to ural love for jam. cakes, pies and other
Hioto by A. Dupont. New York.
Umpqua River...... ........ ...............8,000,000 1200,000 tbe next day after bis indigestible stuff. We had a table pretty
PKHCY ATBRY KOCKKFKLLEN.
well stocked with these things at home,
81U8LAW RIVER.
wife bad triumphantly secured a di­ and It was a rule that the boys were to of them. Young Rockefeller la a Vi ry
everything they wanted to sat
youthful man to take charge of all
vorce from him, and now she is ten have
There was no rest notion as to anything
thia wealth should he In* calk'd upon
January..............
747,000
times madder than she was before. vim ! cake and jam were just as free as Hiddenly lo do so. That he realizes the
February......... ............................. 178,000
bread.
responsibility of his positiou is proved
March............... . ................... ........ 620,000
’There was only one proviso, and that
Those fighting Boers are making was. 'If you eat rich things, you mn-t by the fact that he baa entered tbe
April...................................
1,180,00o
rtlee of the Standard Oil company as
..1.300,001, old England’s Christmas a sad one iay a good fonndath»«.' Thia foundation
May.................. ....................
a clerk. It is tn this so called “trust”
was a great big. thick slice of bread, with
June.................. ...........................
650,000 in nr any homes.
that the Rockefeller millions have
Mittar on It.
We always eyed tbe g • I
things longingly, laid the foundation and
l«eu made, nnd young Rockefeller Is
then somehow didn't care so mneh to | preisiiiu». himself to perpetuate the
A3 dfi OVfO
Is looked forward to with expectations of Joy
•tuff ourselves. As I say. I never f»t> 1
control of tbe oil business lu Rockefel­
and gladness. The ordeal of bringing the little
oat how I was bunkoed until I grew up
one into the world, however, is a critical one
ler hands l>y learning ail about It. He
but I think my good digestion is due to
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foe the mother-to-be. and her anticipation* of
will won marry Mias Isabel Stillman.
I thia wise prevlsioe."
the coming event are shadowed with gloom.
Half the pein and all the danger of child-birth
can be entirelv avoided by the use of “ M othxk 'S FaiRin»,’’ a scientific
The American Indian is a saint
liniment of priceless value to all women.
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