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Newspaper Page TextrpiMill fTTlIiIwpPrcoaralLonrorAs- Wb Klorphineim Mineral. ; iTinnTIC. Ol flinnSt'd - hrws.Convulsions.Fcvcnsh- facsimile Signature of EXACT COPy OF WRAPPER. fart! Sti as;. I Im i.u:wsr a fe.v q-iost'a is and goi a ri J treatment froe. VV is true. The questions are askjd, as no two question ?5VV are el, it. and Night ; you wens' ? sro? How long? tycu nave pains ? We? Howlona? lit swats? How often? i votir oves blur? When? tyoushepatnight? How long? t vou constipatea f - itanw these questions and a special bl treatment will be preparea ana sent by mail free. You take no chances. DR. HUDSON 7 STOCKTON STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. CAI.. ub scribe... EVENING 4 GUARD. '"The on.ly Daily Newspaper published ' between Albany and Rose burg. It lias a large Circulation. Advertisers W1LL FIND it tO TIIEIK ADVANTAGE " to be -represented in this paper. Circulation guaranteed the evening guard For Infanta and Children. Tha Kind You Hay Always Bought Bears the Signature of You Have M AW j The rtfl- Kind ur Always Bought. TH( CENTAUR COUHNY, NCWTOKK CITY. dij trsaim-ni must bo prepared spa ciii iy.. .1 spae a iivaimor,' will be prepared fa - iou fne. If you sufjr from Nervous Debilitt Losses, Lost Manhood, Emissions, Msl ancholy, Dizzy Spalls, Spots Before'th eyes, Sleeplessness, you ought to get special treatment. Ho patent medi cine, but a carefully prepare treatment, every man can hav a trial treatment frse. Thou sands have been cured and they write in blac, and white saying sc Ajiswerquestion and get a trie free. For the XWi t X x &&ys x X r:x NXfe-v HOBSON'S NEW RECORD Kisses One Hundred and Sixty three Women In Chicago. JUST HOW THE LIEUTENANT DID IT Some Womrii w ho Wauled to Slinke llunila C'hutiKfd Their MIimIm nnil KImki-iI, Sl.'n C'lit'tTlliK KcriMtirii Ily r th llfiiUK-iir of tlto I-'nir Ses i'tiMNfil llffoiiri to Ktraf.'Ky llv PiniMliiMl In (ioutl Form. Say that I om old nnl tart, Sy that lu-alth and wealth have missed me, Kay I'm Mtir, but alo udd HuImhi ki-itHl mi' ! Hallad of an Anriftit Dame, A. D. UlSO. Liciitotiiint Kirlinionil P. Ilohsoti, promoter of tliu yeittlu art of kissing, was kissed just 103 times the other uiglit ou tuo stage of the Auditorium in CliicuRo. A cold blooded iniiii kept tab and voluutnered the further infor mation that several women scored twioo. This lit exercsu ot'cupied three quarters of an hour aud was witnessed by 4.000 persons. Lieuteuant llobson finished in (jood form, though the same cannot be suid for several of the women. The kis:;itiK climax came at the end nt i ,,. .. . ,,. ' on naval ,,11'airK nir U,i,....l i,,.. ,h.. ! Lintiapt during th recent war. lie talk I under thoniisiiices of tho naval reserve ami the Press club. At the conclusion tin invitation was ex tended to alj who wishtd id mti't tlia hero to walk in lino upon the ---tae Al most the wholo uuri:en:'e f-'i'me:! in li:i&. The first woman to pluva her lips lo Ileath the musiaehe v r.s ? rs TI:o;nas Dewersou Knight, the .oml Per sister They aro danism of t -t :uveiu; r Towle of Korth uc.lina. IPilistm Iik k ed down thu lou line ;-:i'l i-.av it thick with women. He braced liioisi !r into au easy position, v hire Id.- e ir.ili! riun, was safo iu case of uu uuexpictid or forcible attack from heavy ciai't. and dealt nut his good things iu a quick, business like manner. Tho lieutenant was quiet aud fientlo manly in actiou. Tho women extemial their right hands, which ho prasp.d with tho right hand that sent the Mer rituao to the bottom. Uack would go a woman's head, her eyes would kok into his and then he would bind over and plunt a smack directly ou her lips. Then a goodby shako of the tittle baud Lud the littlo woman passed along murmur ing, "Oh, isn't ho lovely!" Tho eccentricity of headgear inter fered somewhat with thu succcs.t of the business, Tho lieutenant was occasion ally compelled to dive low und bob up beneath thu widespreadiug hats Again, tho agitation of tho women precluded tho possibility of oxercising the tnctieiil knowledge he possesses. They waited not, but rushed iu, striking him on the noso, botwoen the eyes and iu tho month with the protruding front of their elab ornto niilliuory ereatious. Once or twice ho was noticed to halt an euthusinstio wurtihiper, gently tilt her hat backward, kiss her, place the hatiback in place aud send her on her way rejoioing. Lieutenant Hohson appears to bo thoroughly drilled iu his part. IIo loses no timo. Lucre aro no lingering osculu tious just plain, brotherly kisses, IIo knows his duty, and ho does it like a iniiii. IIo outs olf mushy conversation by speed ing tho parting and welcoming tho coining. Ho doos not say "Noxt," but moans it. Occasionally women shook hands with him who hud determined not to ki'!H him, but temptatiou overcnino them, aud at the last moment thoy fur nished amusement by relenting, turn ing buck and taking what was theirs without the nsking. The general saluta tion was: "Lieutennut, I have read so much about you. Oh, I'm happy to meet you I" und tho liavul hero was ready for tho next. Meanwhile tho crowd of men Ehonted cheers of eucour- agemont "Don't weaken, lioutouaut!" Kiss thorn to a standstill I" and other liko remarks, punctuated with yells and shrill whistling. Lieutenant Hobsou iu his talk did not dwell at any lougth on his own exploit iu sinking the Merrimao. He told how well tho Spanish treated him, bow ha waB released aud how he hoped tho war would result iu a great aud powerful uuvy for the Uuitod States. Ho compli mented tho Spanish on thoir bravery aud Illinois upon the record of her sons land and sea. His voice was not quito strong ouough to bo beard with advantage iu tho big Auditorium, but ho acquitted himself with much credit. Special Kew York World. HoliMon Wnlfs Now. It is now tho Hobson waltz. The At lanta girls wore the ones to start the Hobson waltz, and they came very near waltzing the nntion's hero to a frazzle. It was at tho Capital City club, and Hobson waB tho lion of the occasion. Liko all army and navy men, ho is a norfeot waltzer. When tho dancing be gan and Hobson asked one of tho girls to dance, he carao very near scaling bis doom. Tho word went round timt So-and-so had danced with Hobson. Beforo he had had a broathiug spell ho was whirling uronnd with uuother fair young woman. Panting for breath, ho continued to dance until almost ex hausted. Special New Vork World. Holdn (lie lleeonl Mall Handler. W. H. Pat ton of Chattanooga, a postal route agent on the Chattanooga and Rouio division 01 meouuineiu uu road, broke tho record recently iu an piamination. Ho handled 10,815 cards. distributing thein to po-toflices in Goor- oia. Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky, Virginia aud Mississippi, in five hours und 27 minutes, with only J errors. Hia nerceutage was 'J!).S!I out of a possi ble 100. Chief Clerk Welch says this beats tho world's record, and is tho best Oo niadn iu an examination eitner iu the United States or England. Mem phis Commercial Apperl. Farm for Sale Cheap. 380 Acres Of well improved land. Two good houtM nd barns. Plenty of farm implement, horses, cattle, wagon", etc fSix miles; southwest .from Eugene. For terms, etcaddress MILES A PEKK1N8. Kmtene, Oregon. t A HOODOO LOCOMOTIVE. I f RfiKlnetra lttiMt lluuiit One tiloh ilM to 1U Suit! urn Sini. . Tim reniiiins of t ho old Haltinnno aud Ohio innthvfti'rn onyino 107 havo bfin shtppiMl Ut Cineiunati to bt snld to the junk dt ah rs. Tho oiixino had u reiiutrkaiilo history und has htt ii rt ard ed as huiidoo for year. About tivo yiars us1 jUlit cast of Kosabul, O., tho euino exploded for pnnio rcan, which has uuver yet been disclosed, and tho engineer, Robert Ba siui, wu3 blown into an ailjacont coru tield und instantly killed. Tlio remains of tho enino were gathered up aud brought to Cbillicothu, whero they were placed iu the 'boueynril," along Kith other wrepks. A short time lifter the vast und was terrified by tho roport that tho engine was haunted. Au engineer who had crossed tho bonoyard after niht de clared that hu hadeeeutlio old engineer fitting at tho throttle as natural as life. Others enw tho eamo ghastly fiilit, they claimed, and tho terror liunlly became so great that people wore afraid to pass tho corner near which the enino stood. Ever since it has been regarded as a hoodoo, although tho ghost stories grad ually died away. 13ut those who lived near tho place will uovor forgot how intense the torror was for a time. Whether tho ghost will accompany the uugiuo to lncinuilll roiiiains to oe. ". Special Cincinnati Enquirer. MAY EXPORT GRAVEYARDS. Vt'tlfSllcln WInIii'n A'nilkce ItlHfllllltr t Dcvlae AViiterproof Iron AITairi. The National Association of Manufac turers atPhiladelphin, has recoived from Rudolph Dolgo, tho malinger of its warehouse at Caracas, Vouezuola, a ro quest for designs aud spooilications for an irou graveyard. The Venezuelau government vfishes to rciuter tho bodies of 25,000 dead. The country is principally flat, and great difficulty has been experienced with graveyards, particularly iu Cara cas. Heretofore they have been built of stone, but these wero not waterproof. Tho Venezuelans concluded that Amcr ican ingenuity could solvo tho problem of tho proper oaro of tho dead. They wish tho comotoriea placed nbovo the level of the rivers. Iron affairs, orua mental, they boliovo will auswer their purposes. American arohitoots will be asked to submit designs for iron gravoyards. As soou as theso are secured they will be submitted to Manager Dolge aud by him to Vouczuelaus. If ouo of these proves satisfactory, the irou workors of Ponu sylvauin will bo asked to bid for tho construction. Special Now York World. GRAND NOSE CONVENTION. Movement on Foot In AiiKtrln to Hold Ono Ycnrly. Nasography is tho latest branch of scientific rosearch to occupy the nttou tiou of the foroign savants. Thero is a movement on foot in Austria, tho homo of tho most oelebrated uasographists, to hold a grand "nose oonvoution" yearly. Tho study of the noso as au indication of character has niado rapid strides iu Austria of Into, although tho devotees of the now soionco have boon subjootod to no end of rldioulo. The adept boldB that "tho nose la tho man. " Historical oharaotors with prom iuent nasal organs have boon carofully studied with a view to the pronmlga tion of certain foundation principles of tbo new science. Thus, for instauco, Oiithorlno do' Modici and Elizabeth of England aro frequently cited to show that tho arched noso is a mark of cruel tyj St. Vincent do Paul to prove that the oloven nasal organ is a sign of bO' novolenco; Cajsaraud Napoleon to show that the long nose ia tho mark of mill tnry genius, aud so on down tho list. Now York Ilerafd. Some Gnlnera by tlie Avar. The vice president says ho is a direct gainer financially by the late war, and the reason he gives is a decidedly novol ono. urorn his coming to wnsumgiou up to the outbreak of the war an avor- age of 100 babios a month wore named after him, or at least their fond parents so informed him by letter. Other rich officials and senators have been through tho same experience, and, as a rule, ratbor enjoyed sharing their uamea and bestowing small checks until the aggro cato Eum of the latter obliged them to bait. In this particular dircotion his valuo baa fallen off considerably, for tho youngsters nowadays whoso parents want to start thorn off under tho nolo of somebody elso'a namo aro christened Dewev. Schley, RooBevelt, Hobson and all the rest of the recent heroes. Cm cago Becord. Refuses Trepha Prison Fare. Josenh Cobon. a Russian Hebrew of Hamilton, O., indictod by tho lust grand jury for the alleged theft of 10 from Michael Sholir of JUidtllotowu, u., i nuzzling hia jailera as to how bo sub vista on bis sleuder diet. Ho refnsos to eat anything but bread and onions, dis carding tho usual prison fare. He saya that hia religion will Dot allow him to eat anything not cooked according to its custom, and that rather than sacri flco bis religion he will coutinuo on with tho bread and onions. Cincinnati Enquirer. Onlr One Essential Lncklnir. It ia announcod that capitalists pro pose to turn Havana into a health re sort This will be done easily by build ing a largo hotel at that place. All that la needed to mako a health resort la largo hotel, au orchestra and mosqni toea. Havana already baa tho orchestra and the mosquitoes. Boston Adver tiser. A Convenient Memorj. Spain, in its continued protests against alleged injustice and oppression of tho weak, oxiuuits a onoenui wu lingness to forgot all about the recon centrados. Washington eiar. Bargains In Real Estate. i have for sale several tracts of lam belonging to parties who obtained said lands by foreclosure of mortgage, which are lor saie very cheap and on pr.hu terms. Also citv property In Eugene and Hnrlnirfleld of like conditions an terms, for description and prices call on H It WII.I.IAMH, Agent Eugene, Oregon EdoiateTatif Ho' els Willi Ca-i-'ii-ets. Canity rri" lOc.iie. '.''.I ''if. cnni n.tl n:: i n I. !.-ulvi. e, telu . J IIU'JL HEY ARE J'' -: . V - IV mm 3 mw he English and German Expert Specialists Flvu I'livstciHUs ami Suriiconn, all Uradnnti'i from tho Wst Meillt'Hl ('uIick-'s la tltr worM. neorporatcd Under Hie Laws ol Ca'itornia A part of tho staff of tho necialists and Dr Movers it monthly visit to Eugene FRIDAY, Thev will ho at the HOFFMAN HOUS CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREE. Am ni' tho uilmtM.lrt cureil bv the KtiL-liith and ltrittht' liHoi.tt sin.l nil ntluT Hist'ftHi'B of tlie )rLni.n. l,ivr. Silt'n. Snun. llowula. lltutrt, miiovftishetl Hlood. Ulotnl Tnii-im nnl Scrofula: hitifs. AH'hina. and tith.T Threat and I.miii Mflmiolmly, I'aralyniH, Knirtun1, lysenterv, Swoltfii .luintu; tt'inalo IVmiplainU, inclu'luiK Worm and Goiter: Tohum Hi num. Cocaine 'ape Worm, ItiiioUKiioHH, Dropny, C ill atone, nd Chr-mic ItineacB L'enorntly. lr Moyern & Co euro Nervous Debility, T.ont coutaKiouti blood poiwon, quickly aud periimneutly, aud at reiwonable price. Tho KiiL'Hsh and German Kxpert SpodaliHUand Ur Meyers Co nro not only com pettmt and reliable, but are reHpouHiltle, Winn Dimoahoh u'ldch have hnllln 1 the skill of other rdiuarv meiliciueM. methods and appliance, inh and German Kxpert Bpecialita. They Btitutiou m Amorica. fVi i. nw tup DnoToits wuvs thkv eoMK. ermau Kxpert Special tut. A friendly talk, ll in a m eat deal of good, whether treatment HOMIi CU liKH fl'hilo it Is preferable iu and tieriran Kxpert Special irtU have cured thouMaud of persons whom they Imvo uever seen. If vou cannot nee the doctor write the home oll'ice for (mention lint, Advico in regard to vour tiiltuent, book for men und women and ettpouuence' nnu oilier tieauun who jhiuiuco TorniH and Prices Within the Head) or All. THE ENGLISH AND GERMAN EXPERT SPECIALISTS Main Office. 731 Market St, San Francisco. Old Kentucky LIQUOR HOUSE, W. H. RENSHAW, Proprietor. KeepN the Bet brand! o( WHISKEY. BRANDY BIN -ANU- All Kinds of. Wines Also the CelebruU'd HCHLITZ MILWAUKEE BEEIton draught. Central Market, uu p. unrpin ' II III II I II I 1 llll PROPRIETORS. Will keep constantly on hand a full supply BEEF MUTTON PORK and VEAL Which they will soil at the lowest market prices. A fair share ol tlie nubile paironsge solicited : TO THE EAKMEIW. : We will pay the highest market price for Fat Cnttlo, Hogs and Hheep. Shor on Willamette St., EUGENE, OREGON. Sj-Mosii delivered to anv part ol the city r Teeol ctmrKc Do You Smoke THE "STATE SENATOlt" 10 THE BEST SMOKE IN THE CITY Irj it' once you will smoke it always iJon't Tijbtwo Spil ftBd Smok ltir l.lfe A nay. To oilt tobacco easily and forever, bo mug netic. lull of life, nrrve and vitror, take No-To-lino, tho wondfT-wortt.'r, that makrrt weak men strona. All druffKUta, wjc or ii. uurotruaran- trcd. Tlooklet and nam pie free. Adtlroti Sterling JCvmedr Co , ctilcaeo or New York. COMING lor $250,000. Established 26 Years English ami German Expert Co. will make their regular FEBRUARY 24 (ii?rmnn Kxnert Snyi-iiilMs art the followiiiii Kldneya; l.inonHOri of tho IUalthr, Uniisry Mouiai - h, rvi I'-ar, hkin ftiul iNorven, AImo Catarrh. Tonnili tit. t 'onrmniption, Hnm tnulilori: Tunr, IVfitrmitiuri. Jnttouitiia Jyiiot!.i, Nenralnia, lihouiiiatiHni, htitt and Ovunan trouble; I'iUm, binttiia, uliehity, hin and Lniuor hiuiit; Htwlache, hrytipehm, Unut, Kczcma, reckluM, ItlaukheadM, Lancer, oU:, Manhood and all Privato l)ieaeB, includlm; backed by niuplo capital ami nblyinauak'ed. tihvuiciaiiH and iitubboridy refilnod to yield to nro ouickly mibdued aud maHtered by tho Knix- have the lurunt and best etiuinped medical iu- All ai litis people nho'.ild see the Knirlish aud which cobU almolntely nothing, i bound to ro in taken or uot. many inntuiicea to oeo a patient, the Enullnh treatiKe ou any dineaae AIjIj KK1CK. Cor' or iTonpuuiivu ijuviuuw nucruoiy uoiiiiuuuliui. ORTHERN PACIFIC Ry, Ns T Piin-mn.n Sleeping Cars Elegant Dining Cars Tourist Sleeping Cars fSt. Paul? Minneapolis. Duluth. Faro! TC j Grand Forks tjrooKston. Wlnnlne". Helena and Butte. -Througn, Tickets to - Chicago I Washln"ton. Philadelphia. New York Boston and all Points East and South) For Information, time Rards, maps and;tlrket osuouor wiiw R. McMURPHEY Gen'l Agotit, Eugene, Onicc OpiKwlte Guard Ollleo. -OB- C1IARLT0N. Asst. Genl. Pass.Agent. ' V Morrison Htreot, corner Third nRTLAND. OREOON EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE E. BANGS, Proprietor RtiiKe leaves Eueene for Florence Daily except dunday at 0 a m Keluniinif Btaue leaves Floren for Eugene daily except Hundays at p m Hulurdavs at 8 a in. Arrives lu ,ugene at t) p m mo uay followliiK. HIN'lI.K FAIIK V. u n ii' n TtekeU lor sale at K. iisiiks uverr oarn. Kiiif.'tie. or at ilurd A liavuuporl's office Id Florence. Eugene Street Railway. TIME C'ARII. After the 4th of Oct. 1MK, the street cam will run on tho following solipriule lime until further notice. I. K VINO TUB DEItT. 7:l0-7:4O-8:lO.8'.4O y:10-9:40-10:0O a. ni hen every liu'f hour. hk Line To nil Points Kaat At low SupiTl- unaiirp: pKt r.ifn. He. r i.t't'irmnmliit ,sst'i Scenery. nor . ice. him and Through Tourist Sleepers Min Titi poll. St Paul Toronto M"iitroAl Po.u.u ; - wi riioi i t iiANCK EUROPE .... Tin nil Atlantic suhiiuMd Llues CANADIAN I'Al'IKIO R'Y VO. S Hull ct o i til lllrtll OfBlllolllU LII1H TOJCinNA A1."D. JAPAN. IANA111AN AL'KTKAIJAN STEAMKK 1 INK TO !lNOI.W.l. FIJI AN1 AUSTRALIA. Tin ahorteHt lino to the Colonies hi'e Htt'iiiuers arty uu pxperiencetl Iiietlieal iiu.n. nuil n etowiircless ou every vovtire. Fur time tables. Daiiiithlets. or anv informiitii.il. call on or address Ki. F.CRAVV. B. W. UKKB, pent, Ruguue. FrelRhl ami Passenger Apt llo 1 Ii 1 1, 1 M., l ortlaud U COYL, '. I'aiw. Arent. Vsncouver B. O. REBON SHORT LINE R. R. TH E Dl HEvjT liUUTE TO Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastern points (lives ehotco of two fnvorlto routes, via tho UNION PACIFIC Fast Mall Line, or the RHXiRANDK Seoulo Lino. Look at lliu time- 1J dnyH to SiiH Lake 2 days to Denver .'tj days to CIiIi'iiko 41 days to New York I' It til! lti:t I.IMMi rllAllt CAHS l'lloi.M i:iii;i Tli II ist si.i:i;. IM; (Alts, IU. 1,1)1 AN IMLAI'K SLEIil'INU OA UN. For full particulars regarding rates, timo of tratus,otc,ctill ou or address L L Stevens i.t, Eugoue. CO Terry, W E Coman -Truv l'as Aitt Oen'l Agl 124 Third St. I'orlland, Or THROUGH TICKETS ... to tub;, t EAST and SOUTHEAST Southern Pacific Company and . "Pulimnn I'nlaco Hleetwrn, Tourist BIcepprg aud Hue) I iiing (Jhulr earn, Dully to Denver. Omaha. Chicago, Kansas City, St Louis and other Knstorn Cities. Tho only lino rom forllanu otiurlng passouKOra Sptclally Conducted Excurilom through to Chicago every Wednesday, and DAILY TOURIHT CAR BKRVICB l'UUTLANU TO CHICAUO via Routhern I'aoltlc, Union Pacific and O At n w itys. itaffvuKo onocked tlirougn to desti nation, Magtilncout scouory, UuloD Polioti last timo, lowest rates. For further Information bdoIv to anv aaont Houthoru t'acllloComiiaiiy or J. II. LATH HOP, a K, BROWN Oou'l Agent, VIsU Pass. Agt Third it, Portland. '0 Milwaukee This Railwav Co. Operates Iti trains ou tho famous block Bystem. LlghtB ita tralus by electricity out. Uses the celebrated .electric beith read lug lamp. Runs splendidly equipped passeuge train-every (fay and night between bt. l'aul aud Chieugo, and Omaha aud Chicago; the Chicago Milwaukee, and St Paul Also operates steam heated vestlbuled trains, carrying tho lateBt privat com purine lit cars, library bulle smoking cars, and drawing roam sleepers. Parlor cars, free reclining chair car and the very best dining car service For tlie lowest rates to any point In the United States or Canada, apply to ticket ageut. or address V. J. EDDY, J. W. CASEY, Ueueral Ageut, Trav. Pass, Agent.. Portland. GREAT TICKETS TO ALL POINTS EAST Thromfh ralacfl an.l Tdurlut Sleeper. Dm log and Library Ulwervition car8.J Elegant Vestibule Trains. No 4 Mmltiwl leaven Portland at 2:20 p in. No 3 Limited arrived Portland at 10:15 a in. For tl:keta ami fulllllnfortnatinn, call or aildreaa JNO. M. WILLIAMS, Or As'rnt. EuRen A II. (. T)ENNT&TON,:C P k T A. J'ortland, x)r