Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, October 16, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard OAMl'UliLL iiiiOS Publisher Published srery evening of the week, Ban lays exospted. Ai Irwia all communications Mil msks all rejiitcsnoes payable to th Kuans Ooaai), KTigeno, Oregon, BlfliSUlUfTUJ.N KATKS. Delivered by carrier, per week. I 16 60 6 00 8 00 61 06 Delivered bv oarrier. per mouth Br mad one year (in adyauoe) Hix months One mouth S-ugle oopiea. WIULl. Joe year 12.00 Oil momha , 1 00 Advertising rates made known on application. filtered ae eeoondcUH Kiujeue, Oregon, postothoo. matter at the THB EtSTBItN OKKIOK3 -Of the pvior Me at 230 to 234 Temple Court, New York Oity, and U 8 Kipreaa Bid, 87 Wash Ingtnn St., Ohloago, la, J KA'l'Z Advsrtls D , Agenoy In oharge. President Mitchell of tbe United Mmeworkera ib experiencing some of the annoyances that greatness brings with it. Arriving at tbe temporary Presidential residence, yesterday be was met with a orowd of twenty or thirty newspaper re porters lined up In hope of getting a preoious word or two from tbe labor leader. He wearily queried, 'Are they always there?" It seems slow work in this day of rapid oommonioation to just learn that a tidal wave on tbe west ooastt of Mexioo and Central Amerioa did damage to tbe extent of several millions of dollars nearly a month ago, September 23. THURSDAY OCTOBER 16 EAS REWARD FOR BASE IN GRATITUDE. Tbe Duke of Orleans, the prinoe who dares to aspire to a throne in Frano.e, baa just visited England. He oame on business t) look after some family property in London, and received not a single invitation . either from royalty or arinlooraoy. A couple of ye&rB ago this young man, whose father and grandlutbur before him experienced the most generous hospitality from tbe Brit ish oourt when tbey were kioked out of France, who was himself born near London and repeateJly xeoeiyeJ favors at tbe hands of tbe aged Queen Viotoria, grossly in Bulttd his benefaotresB by writing for publication a letter addressed to the carioatarist, Wilette, of l'aris applauding his pictorial libels on tbe aged sovereign. For that be wis denied admittance to Great Britain although it is sail be humbly apologized. Reoontly he asked King Edward to let him odme, and the permission was granted readily enough. But the king will have no personal dealings with him. WICKED CHICAGO. Aooording to the American pro hlbltion year book just oorapilod one-half tbe divorce suits in Chi oago are traceable to liquor, Bta tlstlos are quoted showing that the oity haB thirty-one miles of saloons if placed side by side in a row, to eight miles of ohurohes. This over proportion of saloons strikes one most forcibly when it Is oonsldered that the ohurohes are open to the, publio but a few hours during the week while the saloons or many of them, do business twouty-four hours a day and seven days a week. . It staggers belief to learn that the consumption of liquor therein amounts to eighty eight gallons for every man, woman and child of the 1,760,000 population. It is truly a fiiraty place. SAD RESULT OF TEMPERANCE LECTURE. Two maiden sisters of mature years had been to a temperance lecture, to demonstrate the disas trous effect of aloohol upon life the lecturer had poured a portion of whisky into a glass wbioh con tained water and a mass of lively nnimaloulae of different unsinhtlv ebapei and sites. The result or the mixture was that the shoals of ugly-looking Usher, were soon bereft of life and were seen floating help lessly In the water. On the way home, when nearinir a saloon, oue sister remarked to the other: "Mary, will yoa go in and got some wmsxyr "Some whisky 1" astonishingly remarked the other. "Yes, dear, for I really oan never again drink water with all those horrible things floating ;about. I would rather drink them dead than i i ye." The orews of the big ooean Irjigbters that are doing boalnes bstwoen Paoiflo and Chinese ports composed of Chinamen. The toners are under bonds to return the Chinamen to their native land la tbe sum of five hundred dollars eoh. The peculiar looking chick s' is abaard a liner now in Portland rre not eduoaled up to the use ol wheat, paylngno attention to a handful of wheat thrown among them When tried with rice they greedily devoured It. i i Tbe Portland Telrgram has ploture of a train of German "pal oe" oars taken from a photograph caught by an Amerloan traveler. They look more like our freight train oaboyeea. i New York coal dealers bold their Btooks at the eighteeu-dollar a ton mark, about double tbe price at wbioh it was sold before the strike. Of oouree fortunes have been made by ooal dealers and speculators. The Imperial. Cottage Grove, Or. First class.Sample mom 80x60 feet, well equipped. Rates 1.00 and $2.00 Dr iw. Public Auction. Beginning Haturday, October 26th at 10 o'olock a m at trie Htore recently oc cupied hy HO V! Her, one door north of Green's urooery store, the H G Mil ler bankrupt stook will be Bold at pub. lo auction. The stm'k to be disposed of consists of bonks, histories, novels, albums, lllblea, stationery, ledtfers.holl- day goods, toys, notions, 100 fountain pent, drugs, Jewelry of all kinds, tablets, pencils, school supplies, show oases, an Iron safe and fixtures. Terms oash. h M Travis, trostee. J 8 Stiles, auctioneer. Tbe Oliver plow lasts forever and you oan always Ret extras. Do as your neighbors have done, set aside the old make and net d Oliver. Tbey do the work easy. Bee Linn Drug 'Jo for the best and most up-to-date stationery. Rogers A, U a lift's perfumes In bulk. New Addition to Eugene. it F Baker & Co have platted the R F Hoott land consisting of 82 lots situ ate two bluoka south of tile Patterson school building. These are desirable lots and are for salsnt reasonable prlees. For further Information call on It V Baker. Offloe at No West Ninth street. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Uta Unit Ybu Have Always Bough! THESE ARE GOOD TIMES ii And you ought to treat your self to a fine new gun. We have a very large stock of them. Fine doable and single barrel m 10, 12,, 1 r J OA A( -s -in t Ti o f nra cn FM reasonable tnat no one odjocib w l Tl lna run Frfttn KK ( ) 'for the single barrel to $7.00, and for the double barrel from $10.50 to S18.00 for immmflr mm. and fiWS.OO ud for hammerless guns. We have a complete stock of i ihin coast. We also sell the famous btevens w.fu..w iiuva unu oiiui tuna xw.tvuw f nnes ai $o,ou. uneaper rirles at o.o, uu stock and all the nicest loads at 50 cents and up. In cartridges we have a very large We would like to have you call and look our goods over. Elegant warranted pocket knives. The Big Foot Brand is .the best that money ca'n buy. WE are now Belling an elegant line of sewing machines at $16.85 up. E save you about 1-3 on a sewing machine. We sell you good re liable machines at $25.00, $27.50, $30.00, $35.00, $37.50. Our Rotary is two machines in one, making loop and tuck stitch. At the Low Price of $37.50. Jjfj m A mm Barker Gun Works, 33 East Ninth st, Eugene, Ore. n 3" A Parson's Noble Act. I want all the world to know. writes RevO J Budlonir. of Asliwav K I. "what a tborouuhlv uood and rs. liable medicine I found in Kleoirlo Hitters. Tllev cured me of laundlna iud liver troubles that bad caused me iireat aulIerliiK lor many vears. For gonulue, all-around cure they exoel anythlnu I ever saw." Electric Hitlers are the surprise of all for their wonder rui work in liver, Kidney and atomaoh trouuiee. .lmiiiu lull to try them. Only 10 oents. HrtlBfaotlon guaranteed by I ir T r . Storage, Storage, Storage. Geo. T. Hall and Bona publio and private warehouse now ready for all kinds of storage. Hops, wool, grain, merchandise and household roods. we want three or four thousand bush els ol oats. Haij. and Bom. ' Dr. Penland, Osteopath. t)r Hugh Peulaud, osteopath, late of Albany and successor to Miss AM tfiullh In this oity, has arrived and na openea ins ollloe In the rooms in the MoOlung block, formerly cooupled oy miss nmitn. Consultation and examination free Fortune Favors a Teian. "Havin distressing paint In head back and stomach, and belnv without aiipellte. 1 lieitau to use Dr. K'i,,. New l,lf l'llls.'' writes W. P. Vini.w neau in ivennedaie, ivx1, "and soon iei una a new inau." Infa lb a In sumiacu tnd liver (roubles. Only 24 rmua a, i it.ijano a arug store, For Sale Cheap, A t'urktus windmill, fOIlw ,,, .llri 4 h rrel galvaulaed Iron water lank. Apjily to Fkkp Kisk, Bherltl's Oflloe. Saved. 'iwenly.nveoonts saved by placlni orders for the Btaudard Ueslgnor before ov!th with B V lUnkln. Ordsrt taken for 7Se ier .'year, Itgular price l.ro. No SO West 7th street, orataln nvir ins Kaitkin music store. TO CUKU A COLO in UNtf OAV rV laxative llmmn Omnina tvi.ui. All druiKbU iffunrl the mousy If litils tooure. K W Unvs't siiualur Is ii rncn unx. icoo. -. vh ,1 u v. i V ". Ua University School of Music. oooooooo Terms quoted below are for one lesson a week, more than one lesson the same rates will be charged. For Tn- i payable monthly in ). Mrs liollenbeok, a month 3 a and ti K3 50 ltion 1'IANO. Mr Krnznr VOCAX MUHIU.-MIm Stlnson, private IsssnnB la sight reatliaff, rupertoire, voice building (4 60 In classes of two 8 50 In classes of three ' 8 00 Uhildrens class in sight readiug 1 00 advance. VIOLIN. Mrs Pipes, Private lessons S4 00 a month. IIAJtMONY Counterpoint, and Oompo itlon Private lessons ti 00 a month. Classes of four or six kl 00 a month. ree oouraes leading!1 to teachers diploma. " r . 11 musical degree I. M. GLEN, Dean. C S Farrow & Co ...REAL ESTATE... Loans and Insurnnce. Denier In H ottos ting Machinery, Imple ments, aibo have storage room at reasonable rates. Office 606 Willamette 8t Consider the Cigar. When yon amoks we want yon to consider what von aresmoking-how It tastes and what it means to yoursystsm. : l -:, I , Wt Want You To Think Kindly ol Ui While You Smoke Mount Hood Cigars. It's the most eicollent olnar for men who Ilk purs tobaooo well handled, and who can afford to pay a alms. For Sale by all Firstclasa Dealers. (tie are nom Heady for Easiness With the best equipped plant In the state for steam-cleaning aud dyeing ciotues. opeoial machinery tor clean Ior, dyeing and finishing ladies' dresa goods. Give us a oall. Mabz htbam cleaning and Dyb ino VVOKK8. OfBc-e 6IW Willamette street, opposite Guard oflloe. Your personal olothlng sponged and pressed for $1.00 per moDth, F1EST - National Bank PAI APF MFAT MADict v BRODERS BROS CHOICE HEATS OF ALL KINDS chneiderBIo, EUGENE. Eugene Blue River STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Ol Eugene. Paid un Cash Capital 860 OOO Surolua S6O.O00 Eugene, Oregon. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS fja- J-one on rrassnabie terms. Sigh drafts on Chicago, San Franolsoo and Port- Bills of exchange sold on foreign counties. svpueita receivea saojeot to check or oert oats of denosiL All collections entrusted to as will receive I arawaupsj CSS VoU I T Q Hnrnaiuts. Presiilent. 8 B E ucist, P. E. SrtOLKJRAtkS, L. H, Poirjsa Aaidatantv E0GE5E LOflfl and Btago leaves Kugene for Blue River j iijr ocBpi uunuay at 6 :30 a m Retomlnir ataora ftrpl..a B .. o W "... , n JUICDIJO daily wxoept Hundays at 7 p no. Tickets for sals Bugens. at I. Bangs' llverr suble, SAVINGS BANK Of Eugene. Oregon. Paid lip Cash taj'tal Surplus - SOUTH AND VIA EAST SoutherirPacifieCQ SHASTA ROUTE Tr,ln" We KnraTTT3 'ttio.t8;lig,, 'laiiaij V 1 ortiaj.d r! V iuene ,f' T"" Ar Ashluna itf Ar Sacramento if J. ' m lift " Ar San France J J an, ! 8:30 oi p JaS JS' i:Spa S's Ar lleitvA.- Ar Kansas City .oe Anoles ai r:Mo Fort Worth City of Mexioo lions ton New Urleama Washington New York J"" Md Tourist mentotoOgdenandillS and ourist car. to ChioS St Louis, New Orleans Tvasaineton. - ' Connectinu at San Fnn pisoojwith several steamlhSi Unes for Honolulu p China, PhiUinins. 1 c and South Series! mS W.E.OOMAiN G P A Portlimd 0, TICKETS TO AND FROM AU POINTS EAST VIA SHORT LINE TO St- Paul. Dululi), Hbe?nn!is fib r i wn.p AND POINTS.EAST Thrnui'h Palace and Tourist Sleepm ,uiub- auu xuuec smcuuiK LibmyCs DAILY TltAINS; FASTTIM1 For Bates, Folders and Full Iniomi regarding ticket , routes etc, call on wsUih J. W. f HALON, T p a H. DICKSOX, til 122 THIRD STREET, P0BTUI1 A. B. O. DBNNISTON, (. W, P. A. 612 F'irst Avenue, SKA'fTLE, Wui OJ$EGOX SHOJrlTiE tTaTM ni.t TV smlasl EAST TSe The Oi R. 4'N. Gives Itho Choice of THREE TRAINS DAILY $50,000 25,000, "Ths Biggest Sensation Fvcryahere" LILIPUT nsisai. aaNKINa lliaisiraa citraioSt;w.T.ssp'ttruoa' w (. Baowsj. TWOIVIA THE OREGON SHORT LINE TO Salt Lake, Denver, Omaha. Chicago and Kanaas City. OlE W Ml V.. re Snokana Mlnneipoli St. IPiul n Chicago. A WEDDING BREAKFAST or dinner Is always serrad with ths choicest wines and liquors that oan he I'JHiorsd. r, f,IIlrtioni o( any hind we ha.e ths mrest and brat wines, ( sliht imported or domestio nlaus, .T thsou. K.,,.1. ii v . rn can I match quality in Kugene, at lor E C HUGHES' Succossor to WMRenshaw Bonbonicre Bakery. Irnll. aaj ctsars. W. dallTer p.. ,i w w. L?"',ci.i-,T. craam, Hiy In. of charge JJonl (orgrt the .laoT "T tart ol ths Holdcn Building No 640 Willamette St Vhone R4, 3UNN BROS Co lla psable Pocket oiereoscope Apparatus TI s smallest S'mnn. nlil, .1.. witn rich gold and silver deoorat inn. mnl.i. ' . including 1!0 V F Photographs, views ot art (genre). Price OnlvJl.OO.' Sent ev ervwher, ire,d in letter lorm. AGENTS WAX??? L LI PUT STEREOSCOPK CO VQlthKST BU1I.U1NG, PhilidHphi." f.W. OaBURN. 0. PAINE, Vies Prssldsi. . W. BROWS Cs kis -4 1 ITT3J Thoroughly Tested. F..r twenty years Dr. IVrio, f in his j.Hvste prsctiManJ it hj cure,! in every m.tsnca uuke it that's all. I( I, r e".ut rn,edyth.t g"u ;',fc"MrJ "noses Ii. (." an inl-nial remedv will CUkK ""I. lhisrtme.fy Cl'liEsT Lane County Bank EUGENEQREGON Established Oldest Bank in the County. A General BnnL- inrr Ko.,' . :.. ii 1 . n a mi Dranciies transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVEY, President L. 0. HULIN, Cashier B. H. HOVEY, Asst Cashier. Ooean Steamers leave Poitland erof 5 Days fur SAN FRANCISCU. B(iate leave JVriland dally for li laruetteaDd i'.dumtlaRiverPolD Montljly Steamers to CIilDaacdJsi" Kor lull luforrfltttlon tll on dress nearest O. B. 4 K. Ticks or address, A. L. CKAlu. GeD'i PasseDt-'f Agfnl, Portland, O The floffmac At-- -t'. t, T.TVTTK1V tr.ln. f ' !' ."., Di WAfKKR T I'Al i- W.O ZEIGLERProprietor, SUNDAY DINNER 50c 1 .e orlv i-rwvt tr.-.i'i- " Ju,. t WW- r,vKa. a .. . ... . c n i.w wiu n.,j n 'ft 1 rain, wiipu r , eastern nwis or .."-- -j.. -1.1. .11 t ,ni niilal Trans tirket Agents "ell ti. kt. .-pklets, For furth Inlomiation, T"0 ask anv Tickrf Agent nt ., , cllri S !. ". ! "Si TSt Srr, 'SMI., "'a. J. W. CASKY Ain'' Eugerve, Oregon