Daily Eugene guard., June 28, 1902, Image 2

Daily Eugene Guard
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SATURDAY
JUNE 28
GREAT BRITAIN'S DEBTS AND
TROUBLES.
While all England is ahoatlpp
for jay that peace has been declared
and while the King and his noble
are trying on their coronation robe,
it must not be forgotten that Eog
land baa an appalling debt to pav
and that her reaonroea are ratbui
lean (or the task.
The total coat of the war wil
amount, approximately, to 1,200,
000 000. The inoome tax la higher
tban it ever waa in former timeB
Bread baa gone up on aooonnt o
the war tax. LUtla help in ih
payment of the debt can come frou
the Transvaal, for the new oorqaea
will be a aonroe of expenae rather
than profit to England for a num
ber of years. English ooobuIb,
bearing interest at 11 and 2 pe
cent are eellipg at 7 per cent die
oouQt, while atriking contrast
United States 2 per cent are selling
at 9 and 10 per oent premium.
To make the plight of England
mora pioturesquely distressful
oomea Morgan, purohaaing tu
British steam merohant marine,
and the Amerioan trader under
aelllng hia English competitors at
thoir own doors. Ireland la still to
hastening ilia a prey, and the die
contented are outting of oowa' taila.
Finally to emphasise the blaoknesK
of the prospect, the King will giv-
coronation dinner to 500,000 ol
London's destitute poor. If thing
go on aa they are, William Waldori
Aator will regret hia ohange of al
legiance. ANGEL SfEllcl.ATIONS.
' Rev John L Soudder of Jeraei
City: Tbe kind of angel like o
see neighs not less than 130 pound
New York Sun: 'Tis a coo
Teoient sue and we shall qatrrt-1
with no man's speolfioailona in th
matter of angels. Everybf ly t
bia taste; and aa tbe winga are n t
needed here, considerations o
gravity and avoirdupois may b
dismissed. The kind he likes, b
he airy, fairy, featherweight, mid
dlbaeiijhv heavy weight, the F
tnalp Living Skeleton ia the model
of b-oimin(t plumpness to her rsp
adorer, aod doulitless the. Bearded
Lady gets sonnets by the ream ii
celebration of her Parian- smooth
ness and alabaster obarma. Angel'
come in assorted weights and meas
tares. Piok out one to your likint
and take her if you oan.
NO NAMES NEEDED.
A .Vestero Kansas story Bhowi
bow to be peraonal without men
tioning names;
1' was In a poker game at Colby
The -beriff ol Logan oounty had
been steadily losing to the treasurer
of Ei lie county. The treasurer o'
Ellis oounty bad the misfortune to
be pottaessrd of but one eye, and he
was a little clomy in It in liiug the
card. After a play iu which tht
tress irer took a big pot from the
sher (I the sheriff said, "Gentlemen,
I ain't a-namin no names, but il
some nf you don't quit rasin' card
from the fl xr be'U get bis other
eye knocked null"
Too oortbern uart ol the Store
mnto valley, especially parts of
Shtata, Plaoer aod El Dorado
counties, is being devastated by
millions of grasshoppera or loouala,
wbtob devour everything green in
sisht. Tbe supervisors of Saora-
mento oounty had a large body of
mature land, on which the insects
r
nested, burned over. Tbe theory
is that the eggs of "17-years" lo
ousts are bslog hatched. Th
young one climb to the bonghs of
bushes and young trees, and thore
remain until bead and body oan
bs removed Irom tbe shell that
cover each. Then they fly away.
It i "td that no one oan rusks
himself beard In the buii'ng ol
the millions of wings.
Tbe governor of Arkansas has
just been expelled from oburoh for
getting drunk.
State Journal: Twioe as many
people arrive at Eugene daily as
at balem, tbe state capital, as
shown by the bntnl registers.
Ab"ot aa slow a ib at "both endB
of tbe line aa oonld be imaeiDerl
was that of a boy ridintr a bicvole
and driving a tender footed con
along one of oor etreeta yesterday.
IN HIGH SOCIETY.
Mrs Van Antler She ia a fine
nurse, isn't she?
MrsGiltpace Sulendid. Why,
I never have ti see i be baby from
ne week's end to tb other. Life.
25-CENT BEDS.
At Courthouse Lodging House On 1
Same Block as Courthonse. 1
Hereafter no mealsor board
will be served at the Court
house Lodging House. .
It will be conducted strict
ly as a lodging house. All
new bedding and furniture,
with newly painted and
papered rooms. No dusty
carpets. New floors were
laid over the old ones, then
well painted. A Brussels
carpet rug to each bed. No
dust.
Situated in a very quiet lo
cality, on same block and
just north of the courthouse.
hivery room an outside room,
and no danger from fire from
other sources. Only one
block from main bu4ne.-s
street. See transparency
BEDS" from Day & Ilen-
derbon or new McClung block
corner.
Beds given at any hour of
the night. Only 25 cents for
any part of the house.
Hjd Howe, "
Proprietor.
Notice.
To property holders and tenants,
aa by ordinance provided : You are
notified to have the grass out and re
moved from tbe streets and alley ad
Jauentto your property, and all rub
bish of vvery kind removed, within
ten days lrom this date.
As the State Teachers Institute
meets bare on June 26th, ooutlnulng
our days, we desire that the olty
should have a neat appearance.
Dated this June 17th, 1902.
) Hiunky Boott,
City Marshal.
Prince of Wales.
If King Edward dies In this present
.llneaii be will be auooeeded by George
FraderloK, the Prlnoe of Wale., wbo
rill bs erowned under the name ana
tyle of George V. The prlnoe Is lu
ls hlrty-lghth year and haa always
been regarded as a man of brain BDd
power.
Loai'. Small gold anobor pin wltb
prarlauttlng and Greek letter lusorlp
loo. itelnru to GcarD offloe and get
reward.
m'x Physicians
Said Diabetes.
3 right's Ditto nao and Diabetes
Are Positively Curable.
John A. Poo-lpa, of the Hotel Repel 1 or, 7H1
"Iiutor ttreot, an old-time Ban Fraootutfo bui-
i-hs man, Intsrvtowod Deoembor 81, 1901:
CJ- Il fs hard for people to believe Brlght'i
Mcane end Dlabetea are ourable. Will you
let un mention your cane t
A. You ma j. I've told many about It.
Q. Did pliyniclans declare H Ulabeten f
A. A half doEn did. For three yt?ari I dt
jllned steadily till Ooally I had to sell my
uualnena. The last dootor thought I'd life only
(bout six wonks and adTlied me to straighten
nit my affairs.
How noon did you betiln to mend under
toe iMiuon i cuipouotis t
A. The Ht('ltlp Kravlty soon boRan to drop,
hut li waa nowrly a year or (ore 1 was perfectly
o lMd any whom tou told of It take It ?
A. Several cast's of llabairs and Hrl httt
Dtwatw, U)Hin hvariiiR my iporlouce,took It
auu rt'c .mi.
U ca you rtoall the ntme t
A. 1 don't like ti ni' Utlon them wit1
t -1 pertnlii'j'oa. finows a frnd in Ool.ni'
Dblo. wtiowa. ptnitiuufHi off by hia ivm-
. uy as Incurable. Il mwerd. Amti;ir
t tnai or a weii-to-co lady in tnm city.i
waa nlno ft l rcn up by I
phytic I a
he In
now perfMillT well.
y What do jou think now of the curability
of chronic HMRht's DI-mm) and Dlalwlfl T
A. 1 havo known for serorat year that they
ar tumble.
U Hut thr booka amy that they are notf
A. iVrtetnlr thay do. and for that reason
many will not ut 0 rat be He to It, but they will
gruiluslly.
Medlral work am that Prlfht's ni!rawe
and ItisiHtti'H are ItuMirablo, but n7 vr rent, are
ottltWily nvoTPrluK uudrr the Fulton (Vin
pountl. ((Vnnuon rurnm of kMney eotuplstut
and rhfunmtlMU oflrr but iliort roHltaticivi
l'rlre. II for tlio Hrlithl'i Ulosue and l ftt) for
the Olltlr iVniiHHiiut. John J. Fullon tV.,
4-Jll MtiMtk't iu tt St . Smu Kranciitt, nolo ixmu
pituiuts'i Kn Iphu tuad for patUuts, is
avrlpUvf n.iuit:ilet mallod freo.
Linn Drug Co,
folt airenu for Ru:nand vicinity.
HOITT'S SCHOOL.
Parents detlrtns; home Influences, hsaetlfnl
mmandlnft, perfect climate, carrful siiin
vision, end thorough nietiul. moral ant phttt
eal training to' their on), will And all the
rcq,Jrrnriti fully met at lloitt's school, Unlo
Park, (Un MMo roiint?, Oai,
Bend far Illustrated cotalofiie.
TttaHlh VaalX bnlnl AUtfUtt Ulh.
OOOoOeOoOoOooOoOoOoOoOoooO
1)1 DGE VALE'S
...TRAGEDY
By Horton Arnold
O Copyrlgbt, 1902, g
0 By the S. S. McClure Comptnj
OoQoOoOoOoOoOOoOoQoOoOoOcO
nitU'ovale wai all excitement, and so
watt Hurrlson, threo miles down tbe
North river road. Harrison, which took
to itcelf airs and graces owing to tbe
fact that It was on the railroad, while
Itldgerale waa not, had had a celebra
tion In the morning, in which tbe town
parade had merged wltb the procession
of a one ring circus that showed that
afternoon and evening. There had been
1 'Veal" Goddess of Liberty robed In
the stars and stripes, who bad read the
Declaration of Independence in tbe
grove and bad ridden on top of tbe
lions' den In the parade.
Tbe Ilarrisonltes bad never ceased
to crow over tbe good people of Rldge
vale, and now III dge vale waa preparing
to take Its revenge, Harrison waa In
vited over to witness a Washington's
birthday celebration concerning which
all facts were refused. Bat when Beth
U as kins drove over to Burden's grocery
THE SENIOR WARffTNQTOW BESTOWED TJPOS
HIS OFFHUUNG A TOY HATCHET.
store for the mailbag be loftily Inform
ed the crowd of loungers that Ridge
vale waa preparing an Intellectual treat
that would cause sucb a commonplace
thing as a circus parade to resemble a
stranded minstrel troupe counting the
Ilea toward borne.
The secret was pretty well kept, but
toward the end all Harrison knew that
Qregory Kinsman, the schoolmaster,
had written a little pluy to be perform
ed In the schoolhouse yard. George
Ilnsklns, Bctb's youngest son, was to
Impersonate the Father of His Country,
while Dan Smith was to be the elder
Washington.
For this reason they were not surpris
ed on the morning of tbe 22d when they
trooped Into the schoolhouse yard to
find the benches and some extra chairs
arranged In rows in front of the build
ing. At the farther end the snow had
been shoveled from tbe frozen earth,
forming a sort of stage. Branches of
cut evcrgrcenB masked tbe bare brown
fence boards, and in the geometrical
center of the cleared rectangle a single
small evergreen was (irmly planted.
Around the lower part of the tree a
band of bark, wired on, showed where
the shrub bad been nearly chopped
through. It bad beeu demonstrated
when the boyB were over in Haskins'
lot for the evergreens that with the toy
hatchet furnished young Haskins, the
demolition of the tree would require
something like an hour and a half.
ThiB would have greatly retarded the
crlspness of the performance. A piece
of white cloth fastened on the side far
thest from the audience showed the
little fellow where to make the Initial
attack.
Host of the RIdgevale people bad al
ready gathered In the lnclosure when
the guests from Harrison began to ar
rive. But teats had been saved for the
visitors. When the last sleighload had
driven up, Klusman, who was called
"professor" in Itldgevale and plain
"Greg" over In Harrison, opened the
proceedings with an oration which had
originally appeared as an editorial In
a New York paper two years before.
Silas Hopkins followed with an extem
poraneous address punctuated by "er"
aud "as 1 whs saying." The First
Reader class sang an ode to Washing
ton composed by Kinsman and set to
the tune of "Bringing Iu tbe Sheaves."
Blla Garrison, who was known to fame
aa a child elocutionist, recited a ptein
on Washington from Spellman's Fourth
Reader. There was a quartet by tbe
choir of the First M. B. church, and
then the stage was cleared for the
event of the afternoon.
Around the corner of the woodshed
strolled Master HaBklns In a gorgeous
Continental costume. A bag wig of
cotton batting wns surmonted by bis
Sundny bat of black felt, carefully pin
ned into an Imitation of cocked head
gear, while he wore the patent leather
pumps that the previous J une had been
tbe admiration of all on tbe occasion
of the annual school "commencement
and exhibition."
Fully conscious of bis Importance as
a historical personage. Master George
strutted forward and lu a childish
treble Informed tbe audlenco that this
was his birthday and that grent Joy
bad been brought to his heart through
tho bestowal of many giris. Ills Joy
was not In that he valued the Intrinsic
Notice Of Final Settlement-
Notioe it h.reby given that the nudrr
aiened bu filed hia final aeoonnt in the
natter of Ihn .HtAta nf P.nl lUmmilt
oeaid, with the ooooty clerk o( Laoe
oounty, ungon, ana an order hns been
mttle and entered ol record by the county
court olamd county directing this notice
and Bttning Wrdmsdty, the 4th day of
Jnna. IUO ht IU n'rtlnok . m fit Ihm V,...
ing of t ljcliona lo d account and for
tee nnni auiPinnt ot mm eitate.
Dated this 3rd day ol May, I I'M.
ttUawtx L HinxnT,
Administrator ol the eatai ot Pan
llaojmttl, deomued.
K. O. Farxu, Attorssr.
Worth of the offerings, but In tbe kindly
... ,jn Thla view or
the matter was beartily applauded, and
tlicn through the gate came uan "
wbo had scorn.-d the viae of paper cam- ;
brie aDd had devised a costume that I
was KtnrtllDg, If not historically iur
ret. . .
i-n,iu. hia hlm-k cutaway coat oe
sportiHl a yellow vest, cut Into squares
by red and green sirinee auu on ,
a massive brass watch chain and a
flaming red necktie. UU H'gs wore in
cased lu a pair of blue tiicvcie
bockers, the extremities being clotned
with a pair of white stockings, which
Danny McKccvcr of Harrison prompt
ly declared belonged to Dan's Aunt
Star-. In dcfuult of patent leather
pumps a pair of brand new rubbers
glistened almost as effectively.
I'aiiBlng a moment to allow the rude
narrlaonlan laughter to subside, tbe
onin,. Wmhimtcin nnnroaehed bis son
and In a copy book speech bestowed up
on his hopeful offspring a toy naicuet
After this he retired to enable the
youngster to chop down the evergreen,
which by courtesy was supposed to be
a fruit bearing tree.
All Rldgerale and the most of Har
rison held Its breath as the future hero
of the American people raised his ax
on high. With a swinging stroke he
brought It down on the carefully mark
ed patch of bark, quite In accordance
with Instructions. There waa a ring
ing crash, with a louder howl, and the
hope of the Wnshingtons executed with
grent spirit an unrehearsed war dance
upon bis left foot only while he nursed
with one hand a bruised foot and
brandished with his other the remains
of his hatchet.
Ilarrlson shouted and Itldgevale
waxed Indignant A hurried examina
tion showed that a bar of steel had
been carefully plnced under thu bark
at the point Indicated for the cut and
that this unexpected addition bad caus
ed the breaking of the cheap hatchet,
which In falling had bruised George's
foot and effectually stopped the per
formance. The visitors from Harrison departed
after much dialling, which did little to
soothe the Injured vanity of the Rldge
valians. The latter charged bad faith,
but could not locate the culprit They
do say. though, at Burden's store, that
Blanche Burden, In whom local pride
ran bigb. became engaged to Ray
Bronson, the Rldgevnle blacksmith,
that evening. And Bronson declared It
was tbe tirst time be had ever forged a
wedding ring out of a bar of steel.
The Hnalcal QaamUei.
The'Guamitcs are a musical people.
The well to do own pianos nnd are fair
musiciuns. Others have organs, and
many, many more possess accordions.
They enjoy singing and are fond of
American popular songs. Tbelr own
songs are rather weird and mournful,
though always harmonious. At night
the voices rise In sharp, nasal tones,
singing the "novena," a term applied
to nine dnys of special worship to some
particular saint. Novcnas are ever in
evidence, for no sooner do they finish
with one than It is time for another to
begin; consequently "neighborhood
sings" are frrqnent
Tbe accordions are pleasing to the
natives at their dances and fandangos
or weddings. These latter always oc
cur Thursday mornings at 4 o'clock.
Tho names are cried In the church
three times before the wedding. Wed
nesday evening there Is a social gath
ering of the families nnd friends of the
bride nnd bridegroom, with dancing
and refreshments. Guests accompany
the happy pnlr to the church, where
the priest unites them. Often there
are three or four weddings on the same
morning, nnd happiness reigns su
premeIndependent Orlarln of the Wedding Rlnfr.
The wedding ring Is the subject of
quaint historical facts nnd endless su
perstitions. It wns probably chosen as
the symbol of marriage more for con
venience than anrthini? pIha. Tt- is ann.
c, . . . .u " I'
posed to be a symbol of unbroken love
ana or power and to carry special cura
tive Virtue With it Tho old imnil
saying about it is, "As your wedding
ring wears your cares will wear
away." Tbe ancients, riitiy among
the rest, believed that a delicate nerve
ran directly from the "ring linger" to
the heart and that the ring pluced on
thnt finger was very closely connected
with thg heart. In early Christian
marriages the bridegroom put the ring
first on the bride's thumb, then on the
first finger, then on the second and last
of all on the third, Baying as he did, "in
the name of the Father aud of the Son
and 'of the Holy Ghost." The thumb
and first two fingers represented the
trinity, the next finger was the one
the ring was left on, to show that, next
to God, a woman's duty was to her
husband. Ladles' Home Journal.
rfardly Complimentary.
A certain author, having explained
the nature of bis occupation to an old
Manx woman, was hardly prepared for
the comment, "Well, well, what does It
matter so long as a body makes bis
llvin' honestly?" the words being evi
dently meant to put him on better
terms with himself. But worse still
fared an English clergyman, for some
time vicar of a Manx parish and from
Ignorance of the people nnd their ways
not a very popular one. Having rece ived
preferment elsewhere, he started on a
round of farewell visits, but without
hearing a single regret.
At last one old woman told hlin she
was "mortal sorry." In his delight the
vicar let curiosity outrun discretion,
and he asked for her reason. "Well."
said she, with touching candor, "we've
had a lot o' pnss'ns over here from
England, and each one has been wore,
than the Inst, and after you're gun
I'm afearcd they'll be sen'iu' us tl.
devil himself."
The vicar left hurrledlv. - l.ondn
Saturday Review.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice is brrfby gWen lliat Kilitt
It Liu ton baa twe appointtMl by th
County Conrt of Lana connty, Orenn,
iitminmtratrix ot the wtatt p( J. l,n Hrnn
ilrveaiwd All person b hTinc clrinm aninMi
wiiii eatate are btrby coiit.ed lo prfat n'
thf aaroe to th aaitl almioitrMtiii at th
Uw otflf of John at William a in th eilj
of Knft'DO, with the propfr vonrbf r thir
it. wiihio tii nj on thu firm th tat" i
lhi notice.
Ootcbet IOtb, llHJl.
lITH B, I.IHTOI,
o AdaiiDUtratni
For & ale bv Linn
Fourth of July Picnic.
As Eugene has decided not to &-le.
urate the Fourth of July this t ear Robert
New oiler has deoided to give sucb ot
mr people who feel so Inclined enter
alnmenton tbe old Wallis borne place
two miles west of town.
A shooting match for a fine fat be )f
ill take place at 10 o'clock. There
vlll be a blcyole race for boys, sl-o
oue for girls, and a fat men's footrace,
prize with eaob race. Huliahle niu
10 for the occasion, slso stands wltb
u,da water, Ice cream and knicttnaetCH
t ,r Ue convenience of the public. A
nod old style country dinner will be
rved on tbe premises for 25 cents,
lust a nice convenient drive from Bu
ne, wliil-) :he old orchard aud shade
ees abont will furnish sleudid shide
r parties who desire to brlnq their
unch. A splendid well of water cou
euient. For the Fourth.
The Southern Paoiflo Comi any an.
oiUDce the sale ot reduced rates on so-
ouutof the Fourth of July. These
Uures will be bxeed at one and one-
hrd fire for tbe round trip, making
mr cents per mile round trip ia-ge
and Irom stations in Oreg if. Tickets
ill bent saleJulySrd and 4 h, md nil,
goo I for return up to aud lucludln
le 6 b.
eiebratlons will be hld at tbe more
inonrtHut piiuts. Looal agents will
Ornish Ml details on aopiioatton,
W El'0M,
Genera' Passenger Aitent,
CASTOR (A
For Lol'ants and Children
ttt Kind You Havs Alwavs Pnnrh.
j - 0-
the
of
Jaro .11 disappeared. I had been uLbltS '
,r0KaLwnlK?dl r
candy (
TBAOf MASH RfSltHStO
n!SH?"'- Palatable.
Weaken, or Grlpi; Ite. Hto
... CURE CONSTIPATION
HQ-TO-Baf! Soil ami
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tfj; 'si I
PIR3PLES
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Premiums for Soap Wrappers
Diamond T
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2CS',S"' W. redeem
baseballs "il;, r ti, fi.UrC?'cameri". towels.
and 300 other u.f,'.i
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A 7ll bn,
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Sight S;eing,
W i: .jt, reading, there's no
Co; -i iu M-d the
Mount Hood Cigar
jl : .l:i';c8 the str&iuing faculties
it i rrinB peace to the tind
, rv im bum. It'n a ttufe
a .titi'iiuiti' in r IK ,'tivv 1 urn, tiu
i lufititki lie friend that uuver
Hi. A ititue buys one,
for sale by all first class dealers
A WEDDING BREAKFAST
or dinner is always served with the
'lioicei-t winea and liquor that can
) procured. For xoctal functions of
at kind we have the purettt and beet
wine-, of either imported or dooestio
vintage. tv tbe car.", b tttle f vmUm,
at prices tnat you can't m ttoh for
quality lo iSjKene, at
W. M.
R EMS HAWS
Gugenn. Oreoon.
Dn, WILLIAMS' INUfAN PILE OINTMENT
uil.curo Hiiiiit, Bleeding and lu lling 1'iles. It absorbs the
tuuiurs, allays tho itching at oitco, acta as a poultice, gives
iustunt relief. Prepared only for Piles and Itching of thf
Krivato parts. Every box is warranted. Judge Coons, of
lavsvillo, Ky., says: "Dr. Williams' Indian Pile Oinb
mob i. cured me after years of suffering." Sold by druggist!
sent by moil on receipt of price. 50 cents and f 1.00 per Box
DruoO
University
Book Store
Eugene Directory
Now on Sale.
Come and get a copy.
H. G. MILLER,
TheBittere
will positively
cure
Try a bottle
and satisfy
yourself. Ihe
L'rniiine h
ourP' IVATE
C STOMACH jffy
bitters
STAMP over
the neck.
(Be are nom
Heady, for Business
With the best (quipped Unt in lb
s"iie fur steaiifoit-aniUK aud dyelnii
c'othes. 8p-cial niaohlnery for olesD
li K dyl tig and finishing ladies' drest
V'.O'Ih. ( jjve us a call.
Iaix itbam cleanino and Dye
10 wcihK. Otli e 6 6 Wi.latneiH
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Your tiers. nal mothlng sponged An'
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W. O ZEIGLER Proprietor.
SUNDAY DINNER 50c
Eugene, - - Oregon
Bankers Life Association
of Dei Moines, Iowa.
Sale Insurance - Low Katei Special Feature!
that please buiy men.
Hate cards at First National Bank
and Loan and Savings Bank.
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