Daily Eugene guard., October 20, 1902, Image 2

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Ail
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.rtts.fur rates made known on appPca-
bi to ! ii eeoond-ciaes nutter at the
V'lif Oregon, postotboe.
Til.i K Hl'Klt.V OKFIOB8 Of the
230 to 234 Temple Court, New
York Oily, mi U 8 Kiprees Btdg, 87 Wash
ington db, Unicago, 111., JS JCA'1'2 Advartls
n, weaoy In ohs-ge.
MONDAY OCTOBER 20
GOOD REASONS.
CommliBiooer of I'easion Ware
is a humorist as well ae a poet.
Aa a gentle bint to that numerous
class who seek promotion through
political influence he posted the
announcement of a promotion on
the pension offioe bulletin board
the other day together with his
reAHons therefor:
Ootober 18, 1902. Reoord of
Justice Wiggins Georgia is aa
follows;
"Firnt Annual leave in four
years, 14 days.
"deaond Not a day sick leave
in eight years.
" Third On merit, excellent,
' r'ourth Uis ohief reooinmends
bin .
"Fifth lie bae steered no states
man up against tbe Uiimmiaeioner.
"S iuh tie has not told the
Commissioner about bis pedigree
anil il atinguished relatives.
"i venth He bas n it (old the
Commissioner howoapable be Wig
ginrj ih and how deserving of pro
motion. "Mr Wiggins will be promoted
today from 11000 to 11200, and
ohien are required to furnish the
Cooi'iussioner with tbe names of
all o hers in tbe bureau with a
imi; tr reoord,
"vl y deputies, Mr Davenport and
- Mr Kelly, heartily oonour.
- "Signed, K F Wi-K,
Uommissioner,"
The treasury department ot tbe
goynriiment is Inviting bids for a
new piatotHoe site in New York
City. It muBt be a full blook.
Tlw ooean-llners are not leaving
New York on time in all Instances
there days. The sailing of two of
them were delayed several hours
eaab Saturday on aooount of wait
inn; 'or ooal.
Uineral ChuUie is the latest
prohibitionist. He has Issued an
ord-r prohibiting the importation
of I ciuor Into Corregidor Island
in .he Philippines. With the
miliary Inoontrol there will be no
"bsnk-door" evauione. The natives
and soldiers will go dry eioept for
hoinfl manutaoture.
In tbe laBt twelve years the
number or workers in theanthraoite
ootl mines has Increased trom 120,
001 n 1890 to 145,806 in 1901, or
ov i 15 per cent. During the same
prroi the number of men in the
bii iuiinous mines has inoreaeed
fro ,i 192,804 to 804,235, or a little
over 77 per oent.
A millionaire tells bow be did it:
"When I was a young fellow and
out o( a place I always made it a
rule to take the first job that
offered, and to use it for bait. You
oan catch a minnow with a worm,
and a bass will "ikn Your minnow.
A goid (at bar will tempt an otter,
and then you've (jot somethiug
orth skinning."
Piopsr olrlo pride would move
our c ly authorities to clean the
busii.i-sj streets aud crosswalks
lim.ui of the mud that cumbers
t iu. And not only olean them
J ul keep them olean. The present
louditlon of Willamefe, Kighth
ud Ninth streets is shameful.
Whose 'urines in il to vni to
thDstrett..!t.i,ii,((T
That terrible choleral Ihe
A '",n oiimul at Cairo cables this
y 'efunent that during the week
tfwr 12th to 18 b. Inclusive,
ill no were 705 oaac. of cunlera in
that city ami .In nk U tt G30
r'eatht, Only one out el ten sur
vive,!. And the stirvlv r, likely,
will be little better than rletd per
uni for months, perhi. for life.
Another "semi-centennial" Is on
band. Tbe Masonic grand lodge of
Per.' Ivania will celebrate the
Uiaiiig of Ueorge Waablngton a
Muroo, that event having ocourred
at Fredricksburg, Virginia, Novem
ber 4, 1752, The laBt President is
izpected to be preterit and deliver
en address oorumemorative of tbe
man who was "First in war, firBt
a peace, and first in the hearts of
'is fellow-oitizens."
Why will courts of appeal give
v mvioted or sentenced men their
liberty nnder bonds, pending ap
peal? Here comes a case from
Kansas where a man oonvioted of
murder with a twenty-year eentenoe
was given temporary release on
17500 bon In. Now be oannot be
found. No one may blame tbe
criminal. Self-preservation is tbe
first law of nature. The cenBare
belongs to tbe easy-going judge.
Oysters at tbe Banquet.
O 8 Farrow notary I public
Freab oysters at the Banquet.
V 8 Farrow fc Co Ore insurance,
Dr Lowe ocnlo-optlolan Eugene.
Freeh ooast oynters at the Banquet.
Fruit Jars very obeap at J W White's.
Hewing maohlne needles at Paine &
Kay's.
Umbrellau repaired and recovered at
Paine & Kay's.
Bee Kaya for upooUl prions on teuto
.ad camp furniture.
C F Farrow & Co will sell you tbe
out plows and luiTOWH.
Country hauie 12 cents for a few
days at fkeela' grocery.
Freeh coaat oysters at tbe Banquet.
Remember the Episcopal church
adieu' market Haturday, Oct 25tb.
Moves and beaters at the most aalis
aclory prices.
J W Kays Furniture Co.
Going faat wall paper at Preston &
Sales.
Several sntps In almost new bicycles
it Chambers Hardware.
Ask Preeton & Hales about their
nixed paints, 91.10 per gallon.
Home of the best feet In town are
bearing our flue shoes. Basket.
Men's Maoklnaw coats $'J.50, $3.60,
(4.60 and (5.00, at the Backet Htore.
Vour hens are moulting. Prussian
Poultry Food will help them. Preston
& Hales.
Beat woven wire mattress, center
.upported, for $2.26 at Day & Heuder
wu's. . . . '
Dollar a dozen for cabinet photoa and
.hreo dozen stamps for 26 oauts at
vVelder's photo studio.
Get a cider mill and Indulge lu a
(ood healthy cup. Chambers' Hard'
vare baa the Buckeye.
Four of our ball bearing sewing ma
iblnea sold lu a week only a few of
liem left. P Frauk A Hon.
Ladles' Jackets, oapes aud furs are
telling faBt. Call before It Is too late.
P Frauk & Hon.
All stoves have advanced aaln but
a long aa the stock lasts Its yours at
die same old price at Chambers Bard
ware. Krekh oysters at the Bauquet.
Toolo-e, a few 6-drnwer drop-head
ewlng machines, guaranteed for five
rears. Equal to any $30 maohlne
nude. Hpeol il, while they tact, only
(20 eaoh.
Painr Kay.
Wall paper we now have lots of
remnants to close out of the new pa
.lors oome early.
Chambers' Hardware.
A Parson's Noble Act.
"I want all IIih world to know,'
writes Hev O J Budlong, of Aahway'
It I, "what a thoroughly good and re
liable meitli'liie I found lu Eleotrlo
Hitlers. They oured me of Jaundice
aud liver troubles that bad oauaed me
ureal auiieriug ror many yours, f or a
UttlllllllA ull.ur,ltl.1 mira llinn v ...I
..u u vH... ...oj C.UDI
anything 1 ever saw." Electric Bitter
are the surprise of all for their wonder-
mi wurn in uver, aiuuey anu summon
trouble. Don't fall to try them. Only
10 cents. Hrllafsctlon guaranteed by
W L De Lano.
SaTed.
Twentv.flve oenta Bkvml lv nlimm,
orders fur Ihe Standard Designer before
Nov 25th with H C Iiankln. Orders
taken for 7Ae per Ivear. Ilenular nrbw
$1.00. No 20 West 7th street, upstairs
over the Bankln niuslo store.
Girl Wanted.
A good sir) wanted fur upm.r.l hnrna
work. Wiawiai iiim.th. Imiuire
at ouoe at Ueorge Kell hwWIkikw. :.v.
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1 1 K" "HITIi
BEST FOR THE
BOWELS
If lftt t r-ffntv, tifnUl.r tn. vvtVfM of III
Ih. It tli ll ilr, y -n ir III ,.r t W, krer I H
h.., ,i,.-..a.i tl- V..1I li.n-c.ii, il, al,avri,,,;l
lrili tijl,.r I'lll -.'t.i la lUnf. rnu. 1 hr arnih
.l.rn.lr.t. tti.'tt .-ir. l aj vt k. ,'lttsj tb twwwlt
fiirfthtt clMU Is) li tko
CANDY
EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY
kkanl, I'llMitl.l., I'.-Unl. TMf fNtOosyl
trlofii,ttr,krn (UH-e H, fS n,1 M tn
hat. Ur "v 'HH". Ihhi' kl o
trtRiMa KiirtiT rtrT, nti n
ni nnt
keep yr.::n
CLEAN
THESE ARE GOOD TIMES . . .
And you ought to treat your
self to a tine new gun. We have a
.very large Steele of them. Fine
'double and single barrel in 10, 12,
1 10 and 20 bore, at prices that are so
"reasonable that no one objects to
them. The prices run from $6.00
(for the ingle barrel to $7.00, and
'for the double barrel from $10.5U
to J18.00 fo, n.mme, gun. .nd f 25.00 up for h.mmerto gu. WV have . complt. .lock o
stock and all the nicest loads at 50 cents and up.
Seutliiii-ii Pacik,
SHASTj
We would like to have you call and look our goodslover. egant
warranted pocket knives. The Big Foot Brand isjjthe best that
money can buy.
IE are now selling an elegant line of sewing machines at fclb.so up
I ir. anva vmi nhnnt. 1-3 on a sewinK machine. We sell you goodre-
f?, t,L.n(tm 9i7Rft stsn.OO. $35.00.837.50. Our Rotary
is two machines in one, making loop and tuck stitch. At the Low Trice
of $37.50.
if
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Barker Gun Works, Eugene, Ore.
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University School of Music.
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Terms quoted below are for one lesson a week,
more than one lesson the same rates will be charged.
1 ..1.1,. MnnlLl.i In njliianAQ
llilOU IJUVHUIO UlUUbUiV All ouiar.iu.
. . . ,y ., , : B.t i a, . vim
I'lAJNlJ. ftlri Molten dock, m uiodld co immi
klrVnuiw .
VOCAL MUSIO. Mbs Stiiuon, private
humous in sight reading, repertoire, voice
building W 60
In cI&mus of two 3
In olasses of tbroa 3 00
Ckililrena olass in sight readlug 1 00 1
For
Tu-
VIOI.IN. Mrs I'ipes, Private lessons S4 00
a month.
IIAliMONY Counterpoint, and Oompo-
ition Private lessons 1 00
a month. Ulasaesof fonr or six $100
aicoith.
ree courses Ieadi"gT to teachers diploma.
.. musical degree
I. M. GLEN, Dean.
S Farrow & Co
...REAL ESTATE...
Loani and Innurauce. Dealer la
H arresting MHchinery, Jmplo
menta. Also have storage room
ttreatoncble rates.
Offloe 506 WUlamette St
Consider the Cigar
When you imokti we wtnt you to consider what
you are smoking ho it tastes and what it means
to your system.
Wc Want You To Think Kindly or Us
While You Smoke
Mount Hood Cigars.
It's the most ricellent olijar for mn who Ilk"
pure tobaoco W..11 handled, and who can afford to
ly a dime. For Sale by all Firatclaal Dealers.
(de are noia
Heady for Easiness
With th best equipped pWnt In tin
state fnr steaiu-oiHaiiirjg auil dyeing
clntliH. Hpt'cial machluKry fnr cIpbu
Iriir, dyfltie. and finishing ladlea' lrei.
goods. Give um a call.
Marx hteam cleanino and Dyk
ing VVokks. om 6H6 Willamette
atreot, oppo'iie Ouakd ornoe.
Your iwrmuial clothlnir npoiiKrrt and
pressed fnr $'..00 per month.
FIRST
Nahona
Bank
Of F.uqeno.
Paid u i Cash Capital 950 COO
luroluo S5O.O00
EuQono, Oregon,
t UKNKRA1, BANKING BOHINB3S
.a- uoue -on - rtaajuaule terau. sigh
Irafts on Chicago, Han Francisoo and Port
. d, Or.-g-cn.
iilU .it niohai'.ge sold on foreign count ten.
Deposits received subject to oheca or ooi utt
oate of deposit.
UI cniieottons entruKted to m will recnive
Tirompt arteouon.
T ilaiHM.i,
I icuiiea'
8 B r, if
VV - Xf. 'tlODt
f K. Snoixibah
Caabler. h. H, POTTKK
Assistant
nAi Arc iiicat ui r.ir-T'
BRODERS BROS I
CHOICE HEATS OF ALL KINDS
Schneider Bld., EUGENE.
Eugene Blue River
STAGE L INC.
B. BANGS, Proprietor
EUGENE LOAfl and
SAVINGS BANE
Of Eugene. Oregon
r Blue Rlv.r rP
:30 a in
, Paid lip Cash Cap'tal
Stage loayes Kti(rene fi
uauy exoepi oil nil ay at S
Returning stage arrW s at Eugene
dailn vxi-ept Huiulays at 7 p m.
A WEDDING BREAKFAST
or dinner Is always served with the
choicest wlnea and lienors that oan
be pnwiired. For social functions o(
any kind we have the pnmt and bent
uie, of either imi-"rted ,ir domestic
lnt(! by the cane, bottle or alli.n,
at i.rice that yoq can't match for
quality In Kturane, at
E C HUGHES'
Successor to W M Kensliaw
Bonboniere Bakery.
V ea.1, plra, rakes, cookies. In fact every thint krnt la Hr.t
city tre. of S,vv. U WtTh. "" ,,",, any rt ol the
Holden Building No 640 Willamette St
KSenel 'r ''0 M B,n"' "Ter
"The Biggest Sentlon "wrjwhere"
LILIPUT
Co 1 1 a psable Pocket
Aooaratus
t!.ll' ?r".M' 1'?: "l" wi:h tn 'ronKe.t op
wUI 5lh?.i i ? lioi?h"' '.'ii''".n, color.
InolmhOK M I rhotmiraphs, views of art
Uenre) Price Only S1.00. s, 'rvwhe
prepaid In letter form. AUENTS WANTt 1
LJUPUT 3TERE0SCOPK CO.
FQUhKr Ul-U.uixo, 1'hil.deiphi.
2U
w K.O,JlA.
0 ''AP'tiHio
TICKETS
' AN PROM .:
POINTS LaSI
VI .
SHORTUNE
TO
St Paul, Du'uth, NirneifjEi, i I
, AM' I'OINTS.EAST
Thrnnuh P.lu., ...J TJ.. 01.
Dining anil liuiet 8nokitiSi)Ii
DAILY T UAIXS; FASTTim
For Hales. Folders and Full Mm
regarding ticket , routes etc, all nrntJ
J. V. PUALON, t p a E DICKSOS r
122 THIRD STREET, PCRTUO
A. B. C. DENKISTOX, 0. W. M I
612 First Avenue, SKATTLF.Wif I
AND
TO
THE
Oregon
UNIONPiQSI
EAST
The O. R. N.
Gives :the Choice
THREE
TRAINS
DAILY
l -NSaL BANKINQ BUaiNClS TM.
iii,i1i'i,l.',."ae1 ?"! ,h0 prlnolpal olttee o; ibe
I X, i" 1" '""'Kiooiinfrles.
f ii. .-i . r. ur nromPt attention
uty and County Warranu bought.
C. BH0WK.
P'anldenr.'
0aUKH.
0. PAINE,
Vlee Preilw
w. w.bdohn
l;one th.ren.or, th, c,
. . ... olnc 4J, thi
Ju.t UVe It-tltt't n.
Mile girei rolift.i w ...
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llelena, Mont., flir
l'r. l'errin.
interestiog
Lane County
Bank
OF
EUGENE. OREGON
Established lass. Oldest
Uank.in the County.
A-General Banking business
m all brandies tran.-acted
on favorable terms.
A. G. HOVEY, President
L. G. Hill IV r,ki.-
B. H. HOVEY, Asst Cashier.
TWOIVIA
THE OREGON
SHORT HIE
10
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Denver,
Omaha
Chicago and
Kansas City.
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The Hoffman
W.O.ZEIGLER Proprietor,
SUNDAY DINNER 50c
"A1 . .w-1" i
Trains '"" i'ui,k ' t
with all Tr.n.'r- . .
Phc-iiu 1U,
Eugene,
Oregon
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