Daily Eugene guard., October 30, 1900, Image 3

rue:
Tbo Iliad You Ilavo Ahvnys n.uijrlit, mid which 1ms hCCii'
in use for over 30 years, lias borno the rdfrimtiiro of
, nl luis been made lijider his -,)cr-ClAZj'
8mml sl-TVisioii Hineo its Inliuiey.
Allowiio one todeeeivo you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Jiisi.iis-rooil" nre hut
lixieriinents that trille wilh nod minuter tlio heultlt of
lulaots and Cliilitic'ii Experience apiinst ExpcHiucat.
What is CASTOR I A
Cnstorin, is a hnrmless substitute, for Castor Oil, Pan
gorie, Drops nnd Sootliinjr Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine, nor other Nareotlo
mibstuiiee. Its nre is Its guarantee. l destroys Worms
and allays Feverisliness. It eures Diarrluou and Wind
Colie. It relieves Teething Troubles, eures 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
7
Bears the
The KM You Haye Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
Twe ccrrr.ua commnv, tt muhrav evacrr. new voaa orrv.
Kcttore. VITALITY
LOST VIGOR
AM" .VIANHOOC
Cures Impotency, Nigh t Emission;, and
wasting diseases, all effects p self
fffj abuse, or excess ard India
J cretion. Anervotoiiicaud
vft Mood builder. Brines the
pink glow to pale cheeks and
f 'yS restores tlie fire of youth.
$ X By mail 50c per 1hx; boxes
i-.r iji'i.fiO; pit" j, written g-unranw
to ciitp .jr refund the money.
NFRViTA MEDICAL CO.
I nton 3i J act son Sts., CHICACO, ILL.
W Tt Da Laoo Drugstore.
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.
Notices under this head not to exceed five
lines, 50 cents jot week; $1 50 a mouth; $12
per year.
For Sale.
FOR RALE. Corner First and Jefter
sou streets, one 10 room bouse, and
two lots, 80x160 feet each. Wood
Imru, water, fruit, Hue garden ground.
Also house and lot, corner First and
Lawrence streets, lot 66 feet 8 Inches,
by lfiO feet, youug fruit trees, Rood
garden ground, water, etc. Also
house and lot, corner Willamette
. and Fourteenth streets. For prices
and terms write 8 J Hills, Tacoma,
Wash, llox 87, or call at UUAKD
olHco.
FOR SALE. One spau horses, weight
about 1200 pounds each, one set bar
nets uud two w gons; 5 acres to rent.
Call ou O B Martin, Cartwrigbt
p'ace, one utile west ofoliy, or ad
dress, Eugene, Oregon.
FOR BALE CHEAP. 10-room bouse
bath, hot and cold water, lot 80x160,
lots of fruit on place. Nicest location
In city. Inquire of W. Banders.
LAND FOR SALE. Seven hundred
" aud seventy-five acres of land, one
mile west of Creswell, a part of the
W J J Scott estate. Will sell the
whole or a part. Address li F Scott,
Creswell, Oregon.
8T0DENTS WANTED. Board and
lodging, light and heat furnished to
students for (3.00 per week. Apply
to Mrs Wra Forrester, Ninth and
Hilyard street.-., or at the University
Book Store.
FOR REN t'. Flfly aoree ofgood farm
land, no buildings, adjoining the
oorporste limit of the city of Eu
gene. Apply fur terms and particu
lars to I I, Campbell, Guard office,
PIANO FOR BALE. A second hand
piano for sale. Steinway esquare,
Inquire at this omee lor particulars,
OiRL WANTED. An experienced
girl to do general housework. In
quire of Mrs Bklpworth, West 6th
street.
LOST. A small account book In Eu
gene. On outside of book has In
printed letters, ''Griffin Hardware
Co." Only valuable to owner. Please
return to Guard ofllce or Wm R
Walker, Honnefl.dll.
OAS
voniA
BKTitbl
Signature
.he K id Vou Him Boiiflit
i Ho l IB IJU tUffi I
Fine Tailor Made Suits.
Full and complete line of fall and
winter anmpiea. ( all fur y :ur order,
J. M Howe, with W W Murtlii, mar
ble works-
French Tany Waters, tne world's
amous remedy for Irregular and nalu
ful periods of ladies; are never failing
and safe. Married ladies' friend
Krench Tansy Wa'ers are the only re-
InMe female rmueny in I lie world; im
rtorted from I'ri; rase nothing el
but lnit on Genuine; In red wrapper.
wiib nritwti trade mark. La Kramv
Drug Com pi:y, tnitortf, Tiw lurk Hi
Han Kranei-M'o. uy all Orn.
nlsts. or -n n plain wraniier direct
go recjlrt of i
Signature of
Pleasant Hill Items.
October 28.
Born, to tlie wife of Fred Callison on
the 24lb, a daughter.
Miss Myrtle Buchanan has gone to
Eugene to spend the wiuter. A num
ber of friends spent a pleasant evening
with her before her departure.
Miss lieeca Linton, a highly esteem
ed lady of Pleasant Hill and J W
Cobb, a prominent stock man of
Eastern Oregon, were married at the
home ot the bride's parents, Rev
Baughruan oftlciallng. The next day
they left for their Eastern Oregon
home.
Pleasant Hill will be well repre
sented at the Cottage Uroye conven
tion. The Woodmen of the World gave a
very Instructive Phouo Btereo enter
tainment In the Christian church
Monday evening. C E Campbell of
Denver was manager,
Rev I N Mulkey of Bethel, Polk
county, visited with L E Parks and
family.
i To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggistB refund the money
if it falls to cure. E. W. Urove's signa
ture is on each box. 25c.
Piuslaw Prosperity. Florence
West, Oct 26: "The fishermen here
are much diss-ttisfied aud seme have
quit work on account of a reduction in
the prloe of fleh. For several days the
canuerymcn were bidding against
each other and 26 cents apiece was paid
for Bilversldes Tuesday morning. A
reductloe in price was announced for
the, next day, but 16 cents being offered,
It remained at the latter figure yester
day and but few If any of the men took
their catch to the cannery. The run
of sllversides has been light so far tbla
seasou and few of the fishermen have
made much. Many of them say they
would rather quit work than flsb for
16 oents."
Eatis are Eaas; Lakevlew Rustler:
The local Lakevlew market has ex
perienced no glut during ;the present
week nor for many weekB, so far
eggs are concerned. Hen. fruit Is a
scarce article. Eggs are quoted at 60
cents per dozen, but there are none in
the market. Probably no investment
would yield such large returns as a
well couducted hennery at or near
Lakevlew. ( hlnkens Hi rive here and
there is alwas a good demand for
poultry as well as eggs, and prices are
always good."
OA8TOIIIA.
Bears tie Kind You HarUlwapBwgM
Wanted. To trade, a small im
rroved ranch, three miles from rail
road station In Lane county, for prop
erty in Eugene. Inquire at Guard
ofllce for particulars.
Wantkd. A few experienced ap
pie packers, at the Ebbert warehouse.
Apply at once.
T N Sfoak.
To Loan. $1,000 on first class real
estnte security, at 8 prr cent. For par
Oculars call at GUARD olllce.
DkkhrmAkino. Mrs M Elliott Is
now prepared to do dressmaking.
Room upstairs in the Walton block.
Horkk fob Sams. Work horse for
sale. Apply to F A Ellmaker, Uth
and Ferry streets.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Sigratuie
DOES HONESTY PAY?
A SUBJECT DISCUSSED BY THE JElt
ICHO DEBATING SOCIETY.
Iap Ferkln., tne I'mnuaitcF, Toll.
How the Orannlsnf lu M a Mtnrlitl
and How 11 Came to an lnttuirl
and Inalorlona Knd.
(Copyright. 1900. by C. C. Uwls.)
The Jericho Debutlu society was
Squar Joslyu's Idea. It dawned ou
blui one afternoon as be was lioein lu
his garden, and that evenln bo come
over to tlio postotllce and nindo a
speech and sturted the ball rolllu. A
week later the society bad Its first
tucetln. There was a hot time fur
about an hour. Of the 40 men present
35 wanted to be president, but afler
awhile, and by puttlu lu two votes fur
himself, the squnr was duly elected.
Deacon Spooner was made referee, aud
the other ottices wasn't struggled after
to any extent. There wasu't any de-
batln at the first meetln, but Sonar
Joslyn made a speech of at-ccptauce
which raised the price of butter In
Jericho 10 cents a pound. After saylu
that he wouldn't exchange places with
the president of the United States he
began with the year 750 B. C, and tbo
way ho come whlrlin along down to
the year 1000 made the glass lu the
windows rattle, lie excited the crowd
as be hit Nero, brought applause as he
touched ou Columbus, aud when he
got through with Washington there
wasn't no boldlu Euos Williams, aud
Jonas Bebee and Aaron Bradshuw was
In tears. After the speech was over
Elder Spoouer flggered it up aud de
clared tlint the squnr had made 27 dif
ferent p'lnts In bis oration, which was
four p'ints more thau Demosthenes or
Cicero had ever made.
The subject fur debate at the next
meetln was "Does Honesty Pay?" Tho
"FOLLKR MR BACK TO TnB DAYS OF JULIUS
CKSAB. "
number on the ntilriuutire and ncgatlvo
side was about even, nnd Ebcuezer
White was appointed to lead oil' and
tell how bom-sty paid lilin. Each
speaker was to be limited to ten mln-
Its. Ebeuezei had been Ihlukiu It
over fur three or four days, and when
bo got up he began with:
"Koller me hack to the days of Julius
Cccsar. When Cuisar was a young nuiu
of 22, he hadn't a dollar to bis name
and no show to strike a Job. lie bad
about niailc up bis mind to commit
sulcldo when he found a five dollar
goldploce In the rond. Ills first thought
wns to use the money to start In busi
ness, but It was only a temptation.
Ills honesty wouldn't permit such a
thing. He went around Inqulrln wbo
had lost J5, and at length found tho
owner, and the owner took a llkln to
him nnd pushed him along until he was
finally made a king."
"That's one tally mark fur the affirm
ative Bide." said the deacon as the
speaker sat down, "and I decide that
Ebenczer has made five p'lnts. Wo
will now hear from Jonas Bebee on
the negative side." '
'Toiler me back to the days of Julius
Cresar," began Jonas as he rose up.
"I object!" protested F.benczer. "Uav
ln follered me bock, the meetln can't
toiler Jonas. I appeol to the referee."
"I shall kave to overrule the objec
tion," said the deacon. "We follered
Ebenezer back, and we must give Jo
nas Jest as good a show. If he's got
anything new about Julius Cresar, we'd
like to bear It"
"When Cresar was a youug man of
22, he hadn't a dollar to bis name,"
continued Jonas, "aud, though he of
fered to dig out stumps fur 15 cents a
day, he couldn't hit a Job. Ho had
made up hlB mind to hang himself
when be found a stray mewl In the
woods. He knew he ought to advertise
the mewl and restore him to his owner,
but dishonesty carried the day. no
sold the critter to the first man who
would buy, and with tlio $12 ho re
ceived he went Into politics and pushed
along until he finally became one of the
crcatest men or his time, xio uveo
fur 30 years oftcr stealln that tncwl,
aud be was honored and respected
and had a good time and died lamented
by all."
That's 0 tally mark on the negative
side," said the deacon, "and the p'lnts
seem to lie about even."
"But whar did Jonas git bis factsT"
asks Elwnozer.
"Whor did you git yours?" asked Jo
nas In ronly.
The deacon said the spenkln had best
continue, and be called upon Aaron
Rradsbaw, wbo was on the affirmative
side, fur bis argyment.
"Fuller me bock to the doys of Julius
Cresar." began Aaron, with a wave of
bis band, hut when be had got that fur
both Kbeneicr and Jotins tried to yell
him down and appeal to the referee.
"I've got to give Aaron a fair show.
replied the deacon. "If be wants be
follered back to the days of Julius
Ca-sar. this KK-lety bns got to log o! .ng
behind him. It's rather a eiir'us coin
cldenco that the three of you won! lo
bo follered back to the some man. bnl
Brick! Brick!
I keep constantly 011
hand a large quanti
ty of first-class brick
at yard 1J miles west
of Eugene.
J. M. MARTIN.
4 DO,
Aaron went on. He had it that r
sar was ioor sad out of a Job aud dis
couraged when he hapiH-ued to tiud a
diamond ring In a luudhole. He could
have got an advance uf $.0 ou It ut a
pawnbroker's, but he actually went
hungry fur three days while hu.dln up
the loser. Struck by such a display of
unselfish honesty, the owner ptvscubHl
him with $7T, took him under his wing
and in time mndehlm king."
"That's another tally fur the slllrma
the," said tho deacon, "and I guess
I'll give Aaron the same number of
p'lnts as the rest. Alvin llldwell, of
tho negatives, Is bltchln around lu an
anxious way, and we'll hear what he'B
got to say In favor of dishonesty."
"Poller mo back to the days of Julius
Cn?Biir," began Alvlu In his nun Win
voice, but tbar was yells and whoops
and protests from Ebcuezer, Jonas aud
Aaron.
"It's a cur'us coincidence. I'll admit,"
sold the deacon when be could be
heard, "but I don't see how wo kin
help but fuller Alvin buck If he Insists
uiran It Everybody must have a fair
sliow. Alvin, hadn't you as lief he ful
lered back to the garden of lklen or
Don'l lu the lions' den?"
Alvin stuck fur Julius Casar aud
went ahead. He found Julius poor and
discouraged and llvlu on turnips, aud
he related how the young mau sat
down aud thought It nil over and then
decided to Bteal a bog. He stole one,
sold liluj for $3, doubled his money on
a boss race aud finally made a place
and name for himself. Had he con
tinued to be honest be would have
starved to death ond been hurled at the
expense of the town. Ills dlshoucsty
enabled him to become king and to do
good to millions.
'The tallies are even so fur," said tho
deacon as Alvin sat dowu, "aud we'll
now hear from riitlctus Johnson on the
affirmative side."
"Foller me back to the days of Julius
Cresar," began I'hlletus as he rose up,
and then tlnir was a row. It was a
full ten mlults before order wns re
stored, nnd durlu that time most ev
erybody got his head punched at lenst
once nud his coat torn up the back.
By nud by Dcacou Spooner said:
"It's a shame and a disgrace to toe
towu of Jericho to carry on In this
way. I notice that I.ish Billings, who
don't belong ou either side, has Jest
come lu. I.lsh, do you want to say
anything?"
Not very much." replied Llsb as he
looked around. "I'd simply like to ask
if anybody bore has lust this half dol
lar." Ho held up the colu In his fingers.
There wus 47 men lu the room, aud
every single oue of 'em, Includln the
deucon nud the squar, replied that It
was tils.
As to the Debatin society. It may
be a good thing," said Llsh as a grin
spread over bis face; "but ns to tbo
BUbJect of discussion tonight, I guess
you'd better drop It nud let It stay
dropped. This half dollar has bin In
my pocket fur two weeks, and every
one of you was wllllu to Ho to git hold
of It"
Then Llsb moved softly down stairs
and went borne, aud after the rest of
tho crowd had sat aud looked at each
other fur two or three mlults In an
uucomfortable way the president put
on his hnt and said:
"Instead of follerln anybody else
hack to the days of Julius Cresnr, I
guess we'd better fuller I.lsh Billings
down stairs aud call the thing bust
ed." M. yuan.
Indian Repartee.
An Indian agent who was a militia
colonel desired to impress the Indians
with the magnitude of his dignity.
Ho dreBsed himself In full uniform,
wltb his sword by bis side, and rising
in the council told them that ono rea
son why the great father hod had so
much trouble with bis red children
was that be had sent civilians to
them.
You are warriors," he said, "nnd
when the grcnt father saw me he said,
I will Bend this mnu, who Is a great
warrior, to my red children, who aro
warriors, and they will hear his
wordu.' "
An old chief arose and, surveying
the Bpoaker from heod to foot, said
calmly: "Since I wns a sninll boy I
have heard that white men have great
warriors. I have always wanted to see
one. I have looueu upon one, ana
now I am ready to die." "Kemlnls-
cences of tbo Bishop of Minnesota."
Dumu' Dramntlo Intuition.
A story Is told of the elder Dumas
which Illustrates his remarkable (Ira
mntlc Intuition. An eminent Parisian
critic v.-bo mit beside him at a first
performance noticed that he seemed
abstracted.
"You are trlstc, my master," observ
ed the critic.
"No," replied Dumas. "I'm not bor
ed, but I'm somewhere else than hero,
so to tpenk. I am unable lo follow
any play to the end. I listen closely
to tin- first net, and then my mind car
ries ine off Into thoughts of the play
I wMild make of It"
Supplied Another.
,t; a (1i:iniT In ltottliiKdcan a Royal
ncn !enilai;u) staled to tlie compnny
(ho curlou.H fnct thnt augnr ond mi mac
mv tin- only two words In KiikIIhu
u . 11-10 mi is pronounced an aim.
The ru wns niu h lutcroHt shown In
tin- discovery, when Uudyard Kipling
wns hi-rird from tin otlur pnrl of tlio
ill do. "Hut aro you quite sure?"
TUc sword of Sir William Wallace Is
In tlio Wnllarc tower, a stone structuro
In Sllillim. two inllis from the cnmlo.
It In n two cditc-d sword of innsslve
pniii'Tilons and itri'iit wclnlit, nnil It
Is rn'il four slronK inon nro rvqulrid
to Wll'lll It
liurp.nR tlie ropo I miKKPnto,. for
i' 'I njji'd poople atlHctcd with liter
Spitzenbcrg Apples.
Kirstlass price paid for good slilp
plnit apples. Peters' warehouse, on
railroad, Pearl street. T N HaxiAH.
JSawmill Property for Sale.
To hundred and twenty-elKlit
arrrs of land, about l,CO0,000 feel of
limher, sawmill and (food water power,
Ii.iiv ar.d barn, all for I00U. Plenty
of llmLer adjacent. Inquire of John
Wlnseorled, C'reawell, of of K O Potter,
that's notia of run bualuvia,
Aaron."
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n.nto to iKlni) nn.l Kl I'aao.
anl toiiriMt i-ani t ('liicK,
Ht Iiiii, New Orleatig and
WanhintrtoUt
OmiiectiriK at San Fran
cli( with Mveral I'ainiihip
)ini fur Honolulu, .fapan.
'tuna, IMiillipinaa, Cautnu
aod tmth Ainerii.
Hm Mr I, O AtWv, aKtnt at Kut a
or atlflrea
V H MAHKMAM,
U I' A, Vurtlamt.Or.
XJTX. UOTT1)
NiDxivsixiinai i r.xe
pro'.Tat n aoil all il!Ma.oe of the goneratlv.
;it.rvi.n i ..lation. ramus or in ei.nnooo.
' ' ' ' 'via " ' 1
8'.SiO p n.
lllfi a m
1'2K)H a m
Atlb a m
S1I6 a m
Ar Offilen a tn lii4S a m
Ar Denver IMM a m UiOO a m
fAr Kanus City 7:tf a in lilti a m
Ar Chlcaito 7Hr, a m A JO a ni
I Ar Txie Angeles llpn
SEMENT'S.
OREGON SHORT HUE D. R.
THE DIRECT ROUTE TO
Montana, Utah, Colorado,
' and all Eastern Points.
HWes choice of tiro favorite rontes, via th.
. upmjn rAuiriu reft Man uine, or
the HIOURANUK Sonata Uue
No Change ol Cart
Ou the Portland-Chicago Special, "the fineat
a the weet. Jiquipped wita
Elegant Standard Simpers
Fins New Ordinary (foirisD Sleepers.
Superb Libraij-BuHet Cars
Splendid Dinners (meals a la carle)
Comfortable Coaehes and Smokers
Entire Train Complete') Yestibuled. t
For further Information apply.
1. L STKVENrt,' Agent, Eugene, or
J R Nagal, W E Coman
Trai Hate Ast . (fe't'l All
142 Tilrd 8t. Portland. Or
THROUGH TICKETS
. , .' .1 v. M
TO TH1 . .,
EASTandSO UTH EAST
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
Pullman
Palaco Sleepers Tour
1st Sleonon and Reclinln
" unair
Cars Uall-'to , ,...tviii'i
UKNVEB, OMAHA, CHICAGO,
KANSAS CITY, ST. LOTJIS
And other Eaitern ClUea. ' Th.
from Itortland otfeilna li. wen gate
only Hm
Speoiallr
Comluoted hxcuralons through, to
rery Wednesday.
Chioago
'rPoptlanil to'CHcaoo
Southern P.clHc Union aciBe
W Ky'a. RaKKas ohecaed throush lo
tlnation. Mavninc.nl . scansry. Unloa
not. faet time, lowest ratea.
For futthei Information, apply to any
nt Southern I'aeine Conpanyv -I
I.ATUUOP, t (
Your attention I. oslled to the ''PIONEER
I.IMITKD" train. of tlie "CHIOAOO, MIL
WAUKBK ft BT PAUL .KAILROAU"
'e only perleot tralo. in the world,
Y..u will find It deelralile rWe on thos.
Trains when foinf to any 'point in tlie
Kn.t'irn HUtee or Uanaila. - Ib.y oonneot
u h all TrauftcootlnenUl Trains and ail
i. kot Anetita eell tlckeU.
For fui ther information,' pamphlets, etc.
aak any Ticket A(nt or
t ' Kj nun i
J W 11)1, . ( miir fVt
1 Ml 1 All It. 1 nil 1 1 '
Corvallis & Eastern
RAILKOAD.
Time cabu
No. 2 for Yaqirtne
Train leave. Albany..
lavee ('t-rfalli.,,....
Arrive. Ywiuina. ... .
No. 1 Keturnlog
leaves Yaqulna
ljeavee Corvelli.
Arrives Alliauy ,
No. S for Detroit
Irfava. Alhanv
NI ' '
12M V hi
Ir40 P M
WrM
7KM AM
11:90 A M
12:15 P M
7:00 AM
Arrives Detroit 11:20 A M
No, 4 Kstnmlog-i
Lcavca Detroit 12:10 P M
Arrives Albany , .lift P M
One and two nnrot at Albany and C rvallls
with Southern I'nclri train., ilvlci direct
Mrvlte to end from Newiiort. and tdj.ic.at
beachwe.
1 ralua lor the mountains arrive at Petrel! at
tieitii, alvin s aini'l. tun. to reach ramplua
S renin
idi ou ir. li.ltt--tltHishan(l Senllam th.
.ame d.f.
KDWIN BTONR.
1 - M.naKet.
K I. WALDJfN
J TURNER, Tr PA
A.nt Albaay
P"or Sale Bv Linn Dm a Co