The Eugene weekly guard., November 23, 1901, Image 9

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Sams Olstlnctloa In That.
Don’t let my refusal of your pr>
P^l embitter you, Mr. Simpkii^
r He—Oh, not all.
After all, is is
«oniething to have been r<-> tee s* *
firl who owls a*J
Dezrvis
Pre« Pre«.
«WORTS
0«
INDUSTRIAL
and
AGRICULTURAL
DEVELOPMENT IN OREGON, WASHINGTON
■ofcing !*»w m Tire».
“You can't dispute the miracles tn
CALIFORNIA AND IDAHO.
the Bible, man. why just consider
tjie raising of Lazarus!"
•Humph! I've seen people raised
Dofcn on a Palouse Farm.
that have been dead longer than Laz­
To Cut Tall Timber.
arus Why my wife raises Cain every
A good idea of what can be done on
Articles incorporating a railroad
day!"—Denver Times.
-i farm m the Palouse country of company to
i operate in the timber in
Brooklyn. N. Y., Nov. r.th.-A Medu-.l "ashington may be had by reading] the western part of Folk county and
ther»
‘
jortof
W.
D.
Mitchell,
who
authority »ay»: «In many familie. throughout
Lincoln county. Oregon, have levn
tht world Garfield Tea often lake. the pla. e of bad the 67ti acre farm of the Mitchell
tbe family phyncian. for pracn. ally everyone
M
juffer« al limeetroni disorder» ot »tom». h, liver, estate, one mile east of Colfax, leased
mah county and with the »»cretary of
kidney» or trowels. Certainly from no other during the past year.
On
330
acres
tuedb ne can such good remits be obtained
state at '.I’cni. The authoi i/ed cap­
Tb -t Herb remedy make«» people well, thus Mr. Mitehell produced 20,754 bushels
ital is IhMI.tkk), HIll] tjj,, corjsTate
<rvstly increasing their capacity for enjoying
life- ft
ior you»«
old ’
of gram, an average of t>3 bushels to name is Salem. Falls City A Western
the acre. The grain was divide«! a.« Railway Company. The articles re­
f'»Ilows b,041 bushels of wheat, 5,- cite that tin- object is to acquire, con­
Th« Cheerful Wight
“Yes, he's always happy when he's 234 bushels of barley ami 9,470 bush- struct and eijuip railroad, telephone
els of ■ oats.
2(M) sacks and telegraph on a route to 1«? desig-
----- . He also raised 200
bunting for work.”
of jsit.it, t-s. 140 sacks of onions, three
-
||
“What a cheerful disposition.
And is lie never discouraged, never tons of cabbages and other vegetables, county, md the mouth of th» Siletz
including |t'i4 worth of melons sold t.> river, in l.ilcoin county. This would
sad?"
Colfax citizens. He sold |28O worth l>e over a distance of about 75 miles,
“Only when he finds it.”—Phila­
of lings, $824 worth of milk. $210 worth most of which would be through val­
delphia Press.
of calves and $4<i worth of peats. uable timlier. The main object of
There are now on the farm about t>0 this corporation is to provide an out­
Brotherly Asiiitance.
tons of prunes, worth
per tun at let for the hne timlier on the hills
Rodrlck—They saw that Beaker the dryer or $•> per ton on the tree, back of balls City. The intention is
was held up by masked men the which is net profit, the buyer picking to extend the new line as the saw­
other night.
The total mills shall eat into the timlier, cross­
Van Albert—Yes; it was at the mas­ and hauling the fruit.
querade ball.
If they hadn't held value of the products of this farm ing the coast range anil jienetrating
the Siletz country.
It will be a
him up he'd never got home.—Chi­ this season will reach $9,235.
standard gauge railroad.
cago Daily News.
F ree c T ob acco T ags
NOV. 30™
Big Mining Deal.
Sure He Knew Beit.
STAR’
•
tin* Cinnabar Or«.
The discovery of mercury in pay­
ing quantities in the Meadows dis­
trict, east of Grant's Pass. Ore., has
caused much activity in that section.
Many claims have been locat’d and
are being worked, and many thou-
sand dollars' worth of cinnabar ore
have been removed from the mines,
while the work of development and
discovery goes on without abatement.
F*rom a small hole on the Mayfield
claim $4000 worth of cinnabar ore
was removed a few days ago. The
ore is pronounced the richest and
best grade of cinnabar ever found in
Oregon, and as good as any uncov­
ered on the Pacific Coast.
(PtUO SMOKING)
SICKLE
(PLUG SMOKING )
Portland Woolen Mille.
Preparations are being made to cel­
ebrate the founding and starting of
the Portland Woolen Mill. It is ex­
pected that the mill will be in opera­
tion some time In the month of De­
cember.
Machinery, under the di­
rection of Superintendent Huber, is
rapidly being placed. The machinery
from Dallas mill is being installed
as far as it will go. anil considerable
new material is being used. It will
be a six-set woolen mill, and will give
employment to nfty operatives. In­
cluding men and women.
NOBBKSPUN ROLL’
PIPER HEID5IKK
BOOTJACK
OLEVARGINY
IOLDPEACH s HONEY
4.44<J/V/.4
Adtí»í
(PLUG SMOKING)
e
New Induitrv for Eugene.
1902
il
MASTER WORKMAN
HORSESHOE
DWONOMraW
SPEARHEAD”
Million» in Talc.
A recent incorporation is the Dar-
Long live the King! Th« King is
Wizard Oil ; Pain his enemies, whom rington Talc Company, that has been
he conquers.
formed for the purpose of opening up
and developing live full sized talc
Rather Serioui.
claims located in the White Horse
Wife—I had to get a policeman to mining district, about three miles
put out the cook.
from the town of Darrington, Wash.
Husband—(lone, is she?
The surface showings are particularly
“Oh, no. He proved to be her good, with indications of a large de­
led fellow, and they're both waiting posit of pure tale.
Commercial talc
for you in the liack hall."—Life.
is used in the manufacture of paper,
of soap and of different lubricating
The Difference
materials. It is also used in dressing
Pater—You are very forward, sir. fine leather for shoes, gloves and book
In my day the young man waited binding. Toilet preparations, such
until he was asked to call.
as face powder, glove powder, foot
Young Ma' —Yes,and now he waits powder, have for their basis pure talc.
until he’s as «.cd not to call.
The value of crude talc, as it is quar­
ried from the mine, ranges from $8 to
Good Reason
$30 per ton.
Arthur—Has the widow given you
Ship Direct to New York.
any reason to hope?
An innovation in Puget sound ship­
Chester—Yes; she told me last
night that I reminded her of the ping is projected by the American
only husband she had ever really Hawaiian
Steamship
Company,
loved.
which, in December, will dispatch
f3T© Permanently Cured. No fits er nervousnes the big steamship American from
rllw after first • la?use of I>r Kime’« Great Nerve
Restorer. Bendtor FK EE 9'2.00 trial bottle an<t treat- Tacoma and other Puget sound ports
ifie. Da. R. H K lims . Ltd..931 ArchSt.. Philadelphia.Pn with cargo for New York direct.
Th»“
American will lie the first steamship
Far Sighted.
to take a cargo from Puget sound to
Little Girl—Please, mamma, cau I New Y’ork city. Between San Fran­
hold the baby for awhile?
cisco and New York 'considerable
Mother—No, dear; you're too lit­ freight is shipped by sea, but none
tle. You’d let him fall.
has been shipped from Tacoma direct.
Little Gil l—Well, mamma, can I
A cargo of salmon of 2,000tons will
have him when he’s worn out?
be taken as a beginning.
FROM
r trr
E.- E. Chapman & Son have com­
pleted arrangements for the establish­
ment of a new planing mill, sash and
door factory in Eugene. Ore. They
have purchased the machinery for­
merly used In the old Dysinger mill.
They intend to greatly enlarge the
plant in the spring. The bonus of
$4000 asked by H. I). Wagnon for the
establishment of a three-set woolen
mill in Eugene is in sight, The so-
secured
liciting
committee
has
pledges amounting to $7500, leaving
less than |500 yet to raise.
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•• E. Rlc«, Greenville,” «»J. T„” "Good Luck,”
“Cross Bow," •• Old Honesty,” “Brandywine,”
“Jolly Tar," “Standard Navy,” •• Planet," “Nep­
tune," “ Razor,” “Tennessee Cross Tie," “Granger
Twist."
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A mining deal involving the sum of
Mamma—Dora, your father says
that that young man of yours, Mr. $275,000 has been recently closed in
the sale of the Belle and Crown prop­
(Two *' Granger Twist ' lags being equal to one of other a niant ione.V)
Hartt, is deceiving you.
40 TASS
Dora—But he isn't mamma, for I erty, at Silverton, Wash., in the Still-
asked him, and he said he wasn’t. aguamish district, by Seattle parties
TAO MAY BB ASSORTED IN SEC URI NO PRESENTS.
Of course he knows better than papa. to Eastern cajiitalists.
The property is located about a mile
MATCH BOX
HlltlTF mEv^-v man. wonia-i an<1 cb l<1 siiTer- and a half south of the Stillaguamish
W 111 I L Ilin ; w th cobls. a«ithina. < roui . pm-u
ff |4|| I J. (J morda <>r ( ousuinp !■ n to write m
river and is on the big contact or
Small Town Big Pay Roll,
American I.iiMg Halm l*a<i €’o., Ciiatiano ga
mother lode vein which has made
T biir
A conservative estimate places the
famous the district in which it is
payroll of the lumber Industries at
located. It is a gold, copper, silver
Mi» Great Anxiety.
Centralia. Wash . at $25.000. From
proposition.
Athlete—Did I—break—it, doctor’’
the sawmills the payroll is about dou­
Doctor—1 will l>e plain with you
New B.nk for Vancouver.
ble what it was last year, and with
will iaclwde many article» not shown here. It will contain th«
The arm is broken, the collarbone
Arrangements are being made for the shingle mills it hasbeenmorethan
most attractive List of Present» ever offered for Tsga, and will
crushed, the skull is fractured—
The daily
the organization of a National Bank double that of last year,
be sent by mail on receipt of pottage—two cent».
Athlete—No, no, no! The—did— in Vancouver, Wash., to take the cut for the four Centralia shingle
(Catalogue will be ready for mailing about January tat, tpoz )
I —brea k—th e—
place of the First National Bank, mills is 430,000 per day, or enough to
over
one
square
acre
of
which suspended last April.
The sntngle
“What?”
preliminaries have been arranged and ground, There is also about 210,000
"Record?”—Tid Bits.
Our offer of Proooata for Tag« will expire Nov. joth. ipoz.
application has been made to the Con­ feet of lumber cut daily by the saw
CONTINZNTAL TOBACCO COMSANY.
troller of Currency for authority to mills when in operation.
Depressed.
The new
establish the new bank.
“I am afraid Bliggins has met with bank Is to be known as the National
Write your name and address flainly on outside of packages
Street Car» for Well» Will».
The capital
Bank of Vancouver.
reverses. ”
containing Tag», and rend them and requests for Presents to
Council of Walla Walla,
The
City
stock will be $50,000.
“What makes you think so.”
Wash., has passed an ordinance
C. My. BROWN.
“He gi>es about with a gloomy look
granting a franchise to bulkl and op­
Skyscraper for Seattle.
saying there is no such thing us dis­
erate for 25 years an electric street
4-241 Folsom Ave..
Plans are being made for the erec­ car line in Walla Walla. The right
interested friendship. That is almost
St. Louis, Mo.
a sure sign that a man has b< ■< n try tion of a new ten-story hotel In Seat to build in any and all streets Is prac­
tie. It will be located on the Bussell tically granted.
Grantees may use
ing to borrow money,”—Exchange.
property at the corner of Third ave single trolley or other electric sys-
nue and Cherry street. The building tern.
will be ten stories high and con-
structed entirely of stone. It will be
A Valuable Ditch,
equipped with every modern conven
f.ft UUIU
which Is engaged In
The dredger
I
lence.
U»» rm
Marsh drainage
u.gging ; the
— Olympic
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ditch west of Sedov-Wooley, Wash.,
Shipped foe Everett.
All Servant» Alike.
«/••»<'!>» BC'Jhl Kfttl
has nearly completed its contract so
xlifXíXtiJÍ SHOT BOO
Towne—I could never understand
D. Jarvis 4 Son, who for aererai far as the Olympic ditch Is concerned.
ATOS rssS
why political officeholders are cal li d years have operated a shipyard in When completed the ditch will t
have
— . -
Stockton, Cal., have secured a site cose upwards of $30,000.
public servants.
on the Snohomish river, near Everett.
Browne—Why not’
Towne—Because they are really our Wash., and will open a big shipyard,
Spud» and Spud».
The firm has been engaged in ship-
bosses.
When
it
only
takes 35 potatoes to
Browne—Well, I guess you never building for jear« in the Stockton fill a sack they are consider»-»! pretty
CJImaik Coursge.
kept house, did you’—Philadelphia channel.
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good sized spuds, and the ground that
SCHOOLS
COLLEGES.
“
The
Chinaman,
” remarked the
Press.
yields potatoes of that size lie» adja­
North Pacific Trade.
For WATCHES, DIAMONDS and JEWELRY when you can buy nn-
Orientalist, “is one of the meekest,
cent
to
Arlington,
Hash.
I
he
yield
redeerneil pledge« for Amount of Money Ixianrwl with interest at the
The Globe Navigation Company, of
self effacing people in the world.”
Not Unusual.
OffflGm»
7*»-o,|irt (Ml. OKXUOS.
Seattle, at a meeting in Syracuse, N per acre of potatoes is over WX)
“Oh, I don’t know,” answer»«! 'the Portliind
BISHOP SCftllI
May—Have you heard of Clara's Y voted to build three vessel« for bushel?»
».<1
friend who is always doubtful. “The
g^- m Ji-welry at I - |-r eant lower than al any Jewelry store In Portland.
hard luck*
use on the Pacific , In addition to the
Chinaman is the only j»ernon I know
>fOvNf>»O- 1*70 J
Orange» for New York.
Belle—No. What is it’
two now under construction.
of in this hot weather who isn’t afraid
THE STM OF STARS
Al Hu Tailor'».
A MOMÉ 'SCHOOH’i OP »0'4
"Now that they are married they
Tim first carload of 1901 oranges to
to go out in public injhis pajamas.”—
have to retrench awfully to make up
"It'» a magnificent suit, sir.”
Will Develop Oil Land»
leave California was shipped October
Washington Evening Star.
the money he wasted while courting
“Yes. What a pity I don't fit it.”
! A crMw lp %r?QNtlF«i ’
A syndicate ba« been formed at 27 from Porterville to New York.
— Indi«na|wilis News.
her.”—Life.
Baker City. Ore., to develop a large The car was appropriately decorated
A Jewel.
tract of land in the Malheur County
Cc"=’r as it was a record breaker for that
STAR
Mr. Gooph— I tell you, Blither.by’»
Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow's 8ooth-
state.
...Columbia University... wife is a jewel.
Ing Syrup the best remedy to use tor their oil district.
children during the teething period.
Mr. Whooph—Ta that so?
Academic and Collegiate Malia.
WIND
WBPtl me run mines during a rain, la
of ixff cmiNca
Mr. Gooph—I should »ay so Why,
Salisbury'»
Souvenir.
it
a
sign
that
the
devil
1»
getting
mar
­
forii-f
-
'
*•
••
!
it
”
rar\
-<
»
ntlfic
an-1
A Fantasy Floored.
he went fishing ye»t«-rday and came
¡a-
af- «; piy lo
OW CUA0ÀNTU
A peculiar »ouvenJr Is kept In Lord ried. or is It a algn that the devil Is hav­ Comm* r a
Pcribbe—I’m getting up a fetching
MILL
home with an empty jug, a ran
JNU BACK OF
bl.torlc
home
at HatfleM. ing a party? We Lave beard both
REV. E. P. MURPHY, Preudent.
Salisbury
’
»
L.
—
1-
--
• rticle on “How Men Carry Their It 1« a »tone, over a pound In we gtit,
CVKRY
t niv-raity l’ark, Portland. Urefoa. salmon and two salt mackerel, a
atorlea.
II m ball trearinir In tnrn-tabie.
WATIFPROOF OUt» Turns
she complimented him on hi» lin k.
Umbrellas.”
freelv to the wind.
with wbicb the window of Ixvnl Sal »-
Pea< L ■ Obbler Is the sixteen year eld
Mrs. Scribbs—Huh!
Men don’t
hah bearings thrust in wheel, fn«nr1nt
ÔLICKEP
bury'» carriage wa* «m»«he>l at Du:u- girl uf the pastry family.
I
lightest
runnint quaiiti>\ and reserving
carry their umbrellas;
they lose fr-e» .m Oct. 21. 18*4 II a two laugh­
Optimiatlr.
grrstent amount of power f»»r pumping
• <si vsn iietl after making
Put totfether
their umbrellas and borrow other
•‘No,” «aid the business
ter. were seated with hi» lonlvhlp in
WAZMi ÎHI5 TIAJt HAR ‘ with galvanised bolts. t|.»uble«nutted; no
A »blrt wal»t Is made for men. b«t
peoples.—Chicago Record-Herald.
¡art -an rust or get I immh * and rattle.
never lie about my business
tbe vehicle, but focunately al! iLree c we'd just like tu »e« a Jan wear one.
1 va right regulator; perfect regulation So
doean t pay. ”
raped uninjured Lord Salisbury bad
•pring to < ha' ge trn«>on with everv Ciiange
Wanted—Newer, Truer Maxima.
you
vf tenit-eratur««. snd grow weaker with sga.
When
a
thing
»»Ila
for
13
r«nta,
“But how about your advertising
on 'bat wecasion delivered tbe last of a
Repair« a wavs on ban<l
■
Mr. Schermerhorn— I hope you
X
ought to get two for a quarter.
man?”
Thnw* things are worth money to wo.
»er.of »peecbe» is ficot.and.
<
5 Then
«
bad the new girl clean up the hall«,
whv not buy a h T a R*
At thia he became thoughtful
L'helia.
You know “A new broom
Mara« »n« rwiev*»’ rinf*r»
“He describe. the bargain« and
How Could ft R« Fsnected?
MITCHELL,
LEWIS
«-a.
.
,«.et
//j/iÄDKtP
A msrebant bas falt upon s uovef
•weep« clean.”
opportunitie.
he a»-*» them,” hr
“Yao »aid.“ aaserted tbe Irate en»
A
ST AVER CO
(wearily)
—
N
t
Mis. Schermerhorn
refilled
"H he hu a failing, it tn
toorer. "that tbl» »•■$« wouid I naie metbod of prote- tlbg bis »sb t»z frcua Local Atfent Wanted,
PORTLAHO. OftfCOH.
A J TOWER ÇP BOSTON MA33
u araud ng fing»r» He eprinSle» tbs
>n this instance. She said »Le wa»n t
• q.tin :«h—nothing more.” —< bn .».-•«
(
s'il
l>
—
A
oral
agent
in
each
going to clean up any of our former Hair grow '
t .x wirb s powdsr wblcb bas tb« p»
ata
Poet.
JOtl.y IKHiLE, Portland, Oregon,
“I did." admitted tbe clerk.
Summer Resolutions
ar effe- t of dyiDg ti.» «k □ blue, tbe
putì *' ,n«- ••w°d remuneration
Kiri'» dirt.—Brooklyn Eagle.
The customer removad ' " l*t ar d
toM A MareUva Wrreg
' affa ir
»bowed a Lead as »mootb as a Millard color belog merely tatenalflsd ty wasb
I SIOS PI Bl ISHIMI. CO.,
The Hour *.» Late.
Hi
Can give von thv he«t bargain. In
In*.
Rugir«-». t'l i»*«*, mwirrw *ni hn<t itK,
Now McBrane has moT good b%l-,e beer. osU© t»t '•» for three
I.AM) ORF
»arv reitet ti on>
m aa I v> iwoee
A
woraan
1«
love
I»
more
nr
l«aa
foot
W«n mill« and l’nmn« w i ‘»«••nr ».
a.Ll*. n
*nre than anyone I know ® c m-
Uk but »be uever find» it out sa los*
" be aa d
Marti i n*rr. be« U« oeiuro (Hiving.
Lnued Mr. Staylate.
“I tell T 'u- months.
j .¡i, that's a.: cs I
•
'•
r« e? I- : lull,
»■ tbe m*n • «
*° her
5» » the coming man. ”
Patents Send no Moncv
”T<>O b,T* D* r‘“:r ’
t
"If he lias all the sense you ’»?
Kni a mo«I
rrow If you &•<! '*• toolr wouJd
f
a«tv<r.:
^marked Miss Peppery, making an
ail
fftt
What
more
can
you
»x^
'
'ft to suppress a yawn, “I sb' uld
Chiea<» P<*t-
Diink he * >uld he the gong man »I
* • hour.”— Philadelphia Previa.
Our new illustrated
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FOR 1902
AND
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