Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, October 13, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard CA.MPBlLL BKOS Publishers Punished s'e'V evoninnof ths week, Bon taya aioapWd. Ad lr... all communications l mt all renittanoea payable to Ui Kootai Udahu, Eugene, uregon, suBSuiurriuN uate& una Delivered by barrier, per week.. Delivered by carrier, pr mouth Br mad one year (in adyut) Six months . Ono month.. .. 3.010 onpien, WITaM.1. Jue yoLS . ... ,12.00 1 Advertising rates made known on applica tion. Kf tared as seoond-class E ieii. Oregon, poetolhoe. matter t the tiih EaMTKRN OKFIOK9 Of the .per areata to 2M Temple Court, Ne z uric uitfi ivi j j . luBtonau. Ohiwwo, III., ifi KATft Adftrti MONDAY - - OCTOBER 13 HANDY PERSONS? Oregonian: By the time thej have been pinR-ponged for awhile batsmen two eiioh hand v persons v Drlnll and Roosevelt, tbe coal baroaB may diBuover that tbe great American public is not a merealiae lor an "easy thing." Let qb seel That strike hae been tannins: over five months no The miners and their families aru on the verge of destitution whil the poor are Buffering lor laok o the fuel tbey are unable tJ buy a tbe exorbitant prices at which i ia held. 'Ting-ponged between two mob. handy personB" is a good one, especially considering the fact that President Roosevelt advised and insisted on the miners leturn ing to work at onoe, trusting their demands to his good offices with the ooal trust. If tbe coal trUBt is being: pinn-pooiied between Oclell and Roosevelt no one aware of it. THE CHILDREN'S POET. Quaene Field's reputation haB grown in MisBonrl, bia native state. since his death to an extent that it should have flourished before that sad and untoward event. On the first Friday in November the publio schools of Missouri are to oelebrate his name at the request of the state superintendent, and he is to be praoiioally oanontzed as the patron saint of ohildhood. Eugene Field wrote oolumna of amusing oomment, of delightful humor and peppery paragraphs, but it is aeea now, less than seven vears after his death, that he is remembered for his half-smiling, half pathetio poetry about ohlldren; and the rest is fading into dimness, It is the one touoh of nature thai makes all the world "kin" to him Ilia poetry grows more attractive every year, though he wrote too little of it. No one oan fill his place as a singer of ohild sentiment, as no one had oooupied it before him, and when all of his poems are oolleoted it makes only a little book. - KING EDWARD'S KITCHEN. The ohefs, oc )ks, roasters, eto, in the king of England' kitchen are all Frenoh and Italians. Seven ol tlirin receive salaries varying irom 2,0U0 to 14,000 a year. King K J ward, like bis late mother, exaoU the most scrupulously punctuality for his meals. At Windsor the breakfast moals are served at 7:30; and 10:30 In the morning; lunch at 2:30; tea at 5:30; dinner at 8, and supper at 11:30, There are eight kitchens, oon ttlning 800 saucepans, ISO frying pans, 150 grills, 70 stewpans, 85 utomatio roaBtingsplts,8,000 forks, 4,000 kuives, 8,000 spoons and 15,000 silver platei and dishes. Tbe whole valued at about $10,000, 000, and in the keeping of the yeomen of the king's house. Pendleton Ktst Oregonian: It is olaimed that Harvey Boott, who has repeatedly staled that he was not a candidate for the United btates senate, has left bis oandidaoy for the position in the hands ol friends, expecting them to urge his claims while he is spending the winter in Europe. He exptota to return, however, In II lie to be on tbe ground when the legislature meets. Mr Soott will probably make a strong fight, but no man with all the sins of the Portland Oregonian hanging oyer his head will aver be eleoUd to the offioe. ' Prof Ribert Fiiziinmons will eoon take charge of the "physloal culture" chair of an eastern sohool, and will lnstruot the students there of in the latest and moat up-to-date xtyle of spoiling the other fellow's faeoial beauty and disarranging the position of his short ribs. KATUKALLY. One Girl Jack tried to kiss me last night. A.notdeb What in the world did you do? "Ob, I was up in arms in a min ute. bmart bet. Quarantine Raised. The quarantine, wlilou has been on at the Mulbey boarding bouse for two weeks, has been raised by order of Or D A Paine, olty physlolan, and tbe place baa been thoroughly renovated and Is uow ready for btmluees again. Saved. Twenty-five cents saved by plaolng orders lor the Standard Designer before Nov 26tb with 8 C Hankie Orders taken for 76o per lyear. Regular price $1.00. - No 20 West 7th street, upstairs over the Rankin uiuslo store. Tomatoes For Sale. Five or six hundred bushels of fine tomatoes fur sale a. 69 oeutg a bushel. See or aduress at once. James Ofkutt, Eugene. . " a. A. .... flearrtlie li t &d Y Hai8 AIW)S Bojjit STUDENTS We have just re ceived our first ship ment of STEEL DIE EMBOSSED UNIVERSITY STATIONERY. E. Schwarzschild Stationer. A CITY EDITOR is right's DlHcmic and Dlnbotcs Are Positively Curable. IJofore tho buHlncrw ineD who Incorporated the Pulton Compomiila lnvuHtea thtiy put thorn to ino iohi in uozuna of ousoa. IItarinir Hint n M. WtfJ.tho wlltor am. pmpri 'tor oITtio Wlna nnd Hptrtt Hovinw, of ivjo MoiitKouitiry Ht.. lia.l n ortrtt.tn cann of .IrU'lif lUsnnso. ho trammi'iif ....n....K.i. ... JiioiouowiugiotlorwlU uow be utiarHt(KMl : "Diiiuo Wfiio nnrt Spirit Knrtew, "WO MoutKomury Si., SiiU KrnuoiHoo, "Qontloinoti : I con si dor It my (hity't'oUtolI the world wlmt tho Kiilion CtnuiHumtfn did In myoano. In Novoni.r, ItW, Hftor n lontr til. nous, which ritrrliHl inn to tha titro of tho tmivo. a Hcicmiiio nnnlyntn by tho itutni nomd nimlyHl In ihlw mty diHU!nd ttuu I whh a vlo tlm of HrtKht'H ltlifiiwi. My ptiyHtrtnu lold mo Hull my only hope luy In a ntroii ooiiHtlluUon tiud a c limine lo h wurni pltmo. Ho KutfKfntnl Hntrt Murimrn, mill I wont thorv, hnvliitf rttllfin from ft ihiuutlH lo Iohh tlutn li In u nlmrl limo, " Diirtiig my nhHcnoe In iho itouih a sn tr pluco UimfmiNrt inn n oiiliotl upon uiyulfo ktid told ho r of tho Kulion UUHiund ; ihut It wan Aotuntly otirluu tlrllu'R DlmiiaNo, and nrictt thai I try It I i.tfan umlor pmlcitt. I hu hfUvr. Nonnnl Bleep rotumiHl, ami in a fow iiionihB I nKnliioil nn hoallh. 1 now woIkIi WHKumdM, and onjoy boitor hoalth than 1 httva in QfitTii yearn. Naturally I told Hovornl frlomK and lit ovory tnmiiuco tho rmulia wora tho mt it to, oven whom U-ey had tmen MUfforlnir fnr yoara. Tho world ouirht to know that HrU'lit 8 IMhoiiso In at intt i-uraldr, and Booro elollnttmyown tiool fortuno, 1 will oo glad W Klvo further dutalla to IntorttMtod tmrilea. Ilea. Wood. It. M. Moiltral work aRreo that OrlRhfa DIoaii and OUilx'tnn uro Im'uroitlo, but : inr com are ponttlvvly rt'i-overlior under Iho Pulton rtiio Himidn. ((nnnioii form of Vldnoy cttmplntui atut r'ltMUuiutMu offt-r tmt ahort reHlunoo i rrlee.il or tho HrlwhtM Dlsoime and U N) fof tho IMiilHitlv Compound. John J. Hilton Co Moi'ttonirry Hlreol, Bon Kranolneo, aol pompoun it'tn, Kno to-xta mado fur pa I Ion la. IX aerlpilvu pnuiplilot tnallod froo. XjIIIU Xyrilg KjQ9 Willamette Bt (tola agettU (or Ktirwic and timulty. BEST FOB THE BOWELS If yen liavin'l a r-mi)r, brnMhy miTnfril of Ikf ptmi'li VWfJ , J HH If Ml IT fill Klf1 JDIll bowcU(.n, tin wi'll. FxrtM'. lit lh bot l 'I'int taa bowali aiil vcu la lo Ink CANDY m ajF i i n i iv CATHARTIO . AVTIU EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY Plvaaanl rttt.l I ..lm T.t- u.uu tv. HaaiI Htrr Ulirhrn, WrMkin, r llrii 10, , n4 fuU boa. trlln tot fie i-tixi'l?, Kttit Ikk.I t iTtama miPT nirT. (itiriooar ntw voat. KEEP YOUR BLOOD GLEAN Notlca to Creditor. EUlo ol I W rope, JeoOMHsl . Notice tl ht.fl tiV bivi.n Ihkl ihM nn.U. Jkiik) h Iwn .hiuIisI by ths Count; twttii of llienute oi Iron V Vofr, d oxmwI; all prrnoos tslni) clulnu agalna! -.,umiKra nounm lo pKMtit lb mm. tlu'j viliifj with tbe proper . ,,,, u ximinniniirii l the oSm of ChM ! KilnK in Eog., An oonnty. tlnoti. nithin ol tlitdi ol ttils noilra. Uottvt A Port, A,tmlnitr.iin ol uld MUIe. Cau II ktwiNtoa, AtUm7. THESE m - We would like to have you call and look our goodslover. , BJfBant warranted pocket kniyes. - . The Bi Foot BrandiisJthe best that money can buy. ' i rflE are now fa. Bnv vmi l- is two machines of $37.50. n i r 1 a 7 r 33 East Ninth st., Barker Gun WorKs, Eugene, ore. University School of Music. oooooooo Terms quoted below are for one lesson a week, more than one lesson the same rates will be charged. ltion ahlo monthlv in advance, Vf ANO. Mra Hollenbeok. a month (3 and U MrFrszer W 50 VOCAL MUSIC.- Mias 8tinon, private lessons in sight reading, repertoire, Tolce bullding - $4 50 In classes of two 3 50 In olasses of three i 8 00 Childrena class In sight reading 1 00 I. M. GLEN, Dean. PALACE MEAT MARKET BRODERS BROS CHOICE HEATS OF ALL KINDS Schneider Bldg.. EUGENE. Bonboniere Bakery. B ead, plea, cakes". vo.k lea, In fact every thins k,,,t i, . .i. teredo W&S-&Ste Holden Building, No 640 Willamette St. ,honoR4' DUNN BROS ARE GOOD to $18.00 for hammer guns and $25.00 up for hammerless guns We : have a complete .toojot Winoheatflr riflas and Bhnt guns at lowest pr ces on this coast. We also sell the lamous sevens " Sjwfr, ctaper Ses at $3 75, fc.OO and $2.25. . In cartridges we have a very large v stock and all the nicest loads at 50 cents and up. selling an elegant line of sewing about 1-3 on a sewing machine. .DoenA toTm vAnnn ss in one, making loop and tuck ,For Tu- a month. HARMONY Counterpoint, and OompO' itlon Private leaaoni 4 a month. Classes of fonr or six J 1 a month. ThfM minraaa leading to teachers diploma. " musical degree Consider the Ciar. When you smoke we want you to consider what yon are smoking how U tastes and what it means to your system. Ws Want You To Think Kindly of Us While You Smoke Mount Hood Cigars. It's the most excellent oleer for man who Ilk pure tohaooo well handled, and who oan afford to pay a dime. For Sale by all Kirstclasa Dealers. A WEDDING BREAKFAST or dinner Is always served with the rholcesl wines and liquors' that can he procured. For social fnnctlons of any kind we have the purest and beat wines, of either imported or domestic vintage, by the case, bottle oc gallon, at iTif. that you can't mat h for quality la Eugene, at E C HUGHES' Successor lo W M Renshaw TIMES... machines at$16.5up. We sell you good re- m $-57.50. Our liotary stitch. At the Low I rice C S Farrow & Co ...REAL ESTATE... Loans and Insurance. Dealer In Harvesting Machinery. Imple mimta. Also have Btorage room et reasonable rates. VOffloe 506 Willamette Bt 00 00 (Be m nom Heady for Easiness With tbe best equipped plant In the state for eleam-oieauing sud dyeing oiotbes. npeolal machinery ror clean ing, dyeing and finishing ladles' dress goods. Give us a call. Marx htbam cleaning and Dvb ing) Works. Oftlce 6ii6 Willamette Btreet, opposite Guard ofiloe. Your personal olotblng sponged and pressed for $1.00 per montU. Eugene Blue River STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor Btage leaves Eugene for Blue Rlvrr Liauy eioept ounaay at 6:30 a m Returning stage arrlv.s at Eugene daily wxvept Hundays at 7 p m. TlokeU lor sale Bugeoe. at I. Bangs' livery stable, "The Biggest Sensation Everywhere" LIU PUT Co I la psable Pocket- otereoscope Apparatus Tl e sirillt H(WwP, with the strongest on- iViji LW" , ... '""eowsnoDs moulding i. loading M V y Photographs, views of art Igrare) Price Onlv $1.00. F 8entev.rrwhere preimid in let'er form. AGENTS WANT? I L'LIPUTSTEREOSCOPK CO. FOJ.hEST BUILDING. Philadelphia: Thoroughly Tested. ll-Una, Mntna,a,l the retne-ly lnhl.,.riv,u.pr.otl,na ilhja cure.1 In every intnce. Yoouke it that', all. tt Is a r'easaut tastini remedy that ,(, at the canw and remove, it t)niT an internal reme.lv will CUkF ".raneay UUKKS. t Emu ' u-',.ravtat And you ought to treat your self to a fine new gun. We have a very large stock of them. Fine double and .single barrel in 10, 12, 16 and 20 bore, at prices tnai are so reasonable that no one objects to them. The prices run from $6.00 for the single barrel to $7.00, and for the double barrel from $10.50 m mm Mm -.FIRST- National Bank Of .Eugano. Id ut Caih Capital $60,000 Surolut 850,000 Eugene, Oregon. A GENERAL BANKING BCTSIN15S3 x. uone on reasonable terms. drafts on Chicago, Han Frauoisoo and lana. uregon. fiiUs of exchange soJJ on foreign connrlos. ueposits received duiijsot to check or e'Ttfn oate of deooelL All ooUnctions entrusted to ns will nrompt attonuon. -- T G Uar-naioBR, 8 B Kama. I. H. IOTTKB AtMtatHnt. -OF- Ikne Cflunf.v saeswwsiaw W VIII ! ' '..U.I t.:lil J Bank EUGENE, OREGON! EetfiWtahed In 1883. Oldesi -Bank ia the County. A General Banking business Shlr,B,,?d in all branches transit,,! KnwCH. on favorable terms. A. C. HOVEY, President L. G. HULIN, Cashier B. H. HOVEY, Asst Cashier, EUGENE LOflfl and Of Eugene. Oregon Paid l!p Cash Capital Surplus S50.G00 ' 23.0C0 a wtNinai ittntina suir.. .... . ravonaaLt tim. voi.eruttnii rocttlrr our npnmnt . " I. SHowa, . ,"icat OtSulK. 0. . PaINt, Vice rt.-r W. v.Bi;c w is aei The Hoffmao W.0.2EIGLER Proprietor. SUNDAY DINNER 50c SAVIHGSIMK owum aisd east VIA Southern Pacificfig SHASTA ROUTE .ttion.at8;l!i,. u1: lXm,,UW. I ot-tina Ar AbIiJuuiI At ttaoramento 6.110 , a 75 p m pan p raociiHxj P a Mi p m Wl m U:4 . . 1U1U i'ort Wurth Uityof Mexiou HuUBton New Orleaoia 9S6,, 12.-43,. Ar New York Pullman ud Tourist bothtraina. Clmir . and ounst caw to Chicaw Bl Louu, New Orlaau! .Connecting at BM citoolwith .everal iteaBaS. Une. for Honolulu, jCP China, Phillipine,,1 o-Kj and South AnieriaS W. E. Cliun u J' A 1'ortL irtlud Ot TICKETS TO ANDIFRohjajj, POINTS EAST VIA SHORT LINE ' TO St Paul, Du!ulh, Mimeipoft, (ti AN1 POINTS EAST, Thrown Palacefand Tourist Sleiwn Dining and JjulTet Smokisn Ubnft DAILY TUAINSjFASTTniK For Bates, Folders and Kail hhm regarding ticket , routes etc, call no oaUai J. W. PHALON, I p a U. DICKSffli sn 122 THIRD STREET, PORTUID A. B. C. DENN18TON, 0. W. P. A, 612 First Avenue. SKATHiffui High Port- opfgos reoelrr I TO THE EAST The O. R Gives "the !N. Choice tl THREE TRAINS DAILY TWOIVIA THE DREGOH SHORT LINE - to W. M v. TS Snokina. Salt Lake, Denveri Omaha. Mlnneipow Ooean Bteamers leave PoitUni f I . 5 Days for SAN FRANCISCO. ni. Portland dallT (orsl lunette ami UolumtlsBl""1" .I..! T . ... . H Oil " iur run luionuai"'" I drew, tieureet 0,8.. "f" or address, A. U. CKft'"' fieii'l Pawence' J . rtland, '.' insifi.iir.'y aw ,rto5' Yonr onr attention is ""'VaiII .HTFIVtrsli-;' .M,HKAIL? MM WAUKKK Ton will Si.d "T f..,..n States or t Ti.i with all Tr.n.nt.t.,r,ti ticket Air-rts wll ti'"; For further Informs"' 1 a-k any Tick, t Aent or 1 J. W. CASKY (IrtV" Ar fi,.U.. Z " Ar loii,or uVm D U.-H .7 Ar KNUMflty .p I 1 Eugene, Oregon