Daily Eugene guard., October 22, 1902, Image 2

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WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 22
WHY HE QUIT IOWA.
Henry Clay Dean, who waa a
famous orator a generation ago,
was referred to many years after be
had moved to Missouri from Iowa
as "Henry Clay Dean of Iowa."
lie ned to explain bis move from
tho Hawkeye btate. in this way:
Yon see, they passed a nefarious
prohibition law in Iowa, and there's
yoor whioky gone. Then tdey
abolished oapital pnniahment and
there's your hanging gone. And
now tbe whole population seems to
be drifting toward Universalism,
and there's your bell gone. I ean't
live in a stale that has neither bell,
hanging nor whisky.
The Philade!ibit l'res says "in.
formation coming from nearly
every college and university in tbe
country is to the effect that tbe
olaeees entering this year are larger
i han ever before. Definite numbers
'ire not mentioned, as it is too early
o tell what the ezaot size of the
reuhmen classes will be, but
enough is known to make sure that
ll previous reoords in this respect
ill be surpassed,"
Sheriff Huston of Albany does
not appreciate talk about "trusties"
iheee days. He had one, a bandy
young fellow, serving a six months'
feiitenoein jail. The sheriff showed
him not a lew favors, in return for
whioh be made himself generally
useful abont tbe jail and court
house. He was ungrateful, though,
for only a few days before the ex
piration of bis sentenoe be disap
peared, and, worse still, a bioyole
n whioh be bad no olaiin went
with bim.
The Portland grand jury has a
nse under advisment that tbey do
tot relieb, Tbey are waiting to
ee bow the ill nees uf ond of their
number will finally develop. First
tbey thought il was smallpox, then
i ray of hope broke through with
be diagnosis thai it was uhioken
ox ; later it got down to merits,
aid now it is nothing hot poison
ink. Of course the other members
if the grand jury felt better with
tach announcement as to the ill-
aess of tbeir colleague.
Aeronaut Dumont shows the
'white feather. He pleads for a
year in whioh to build a machine
to raos the Englishman.
i
The revolution down in Colom
bia is getting serious. One of tbe
insurgont chiefs fell off bis boree
and broke bis leg day before yes
terday.
A great mob burned a negro at
the stake at Korea. City, Arkansas,
the other night. The usual crime
an assault and murder ol a
white woman.
The Albany College football team
has leaped into prominenoe through
Using the University of Oregon
team. Even tbe big Multnomabs
Bk a date with the Albany boys.
Thousands of freight oars are
aidotraoked in the Pennsylvania
anthraoite coal dlstnot in readiness
to rush the ooal into market when
the miners resume work tomorrow.
Hard luok for Eastern Oregon
cay usee I The Linnton horse-rueai
cannery has burned, grass iB short,
and there ia no other proepeol
ahead bat that they must freeze
and starve this winter.
Alesdaoies Whitney and Duryea
of N-tw York City, millionaires of
their own tight, are shipping their
raortis to England to race on Brit
ish turf this fall. The ladies ran
their horses in this onuntry under
the assumed name of "Mr Rossly n,"
Of oourse eastern dealers in ooal
are not stooked up to any alarming
exUut, The almost daily posslbll
ily for the last month of anthraoite
ooal dropping from the neighbor
hood of 116 a ton to about IS was
enough to try the nerve ol the
most reokless spculator.
ii a oiuzsn should maintain so
great a nuisance about his premises
as the city allows in crosswalks on
me Business street ana all over
town he would be rjseouted in
Bluntly. There is no exouse for
sot cleaning the mud from cross
walks and business streets and
keeping them clean.
The president ol the Masonio
Tiuiple Association of Cbioago is
Jn trouble. He is under indiol
nicnt for an alleged oompiraoy to
hive the Association taxes amount
ing to 120,000 marked paid on pay
aent of 120,000. The question
comes to mtod if it was possible to
avid payment of six thousand dol
lars to the city why not the entire
amount?
Die mixed characlnr of the
Ip;e engaged In taking ooal
out of the earth hark io Pennsyl
vania may b best comprehended
through the statement that Presi
dent Roosevelt's arbitr t on pro
posal was explained to tim Wilkes
barre Mineworkere' oinvnitinu,
which aooepted the same, in four
languages. Evidently United States
talk is at a disjount In the coal
dlstriote.
Dr. Penland, Osteopath.
Dr Hugh Penland, osteopath, lute of
Albany and nucoeepor to Miss AM
rimllh In this city, has arrived and
has opened bis oliloe lu tbe rooms In
the McOlung block, formerly occupied
by Miss Smith.
Consultation and examination free
CASTOR. A
For Xnlanu and Childrea
Jto Kind Yfiu Hays Always Bought
the
of!
A Parson's Noble Act.
"I want all thfl world to know,'
writes Kev O J DuUloug, of Ashway1
11 1. "what a thoroughly good and re
liable medicine I found In Kleotrlo
Hitters. They cured in of Jaundice
mil liver troubles that had canned me
reat auH'urlng for many yeare. Kora
iionulue, aH-ariiuud oure thny exoel
anything I ever eaw." Kleotrlo Bittern
are the aurprlae of all for their wonder-
ml work In liver, kidney and atomaob
troubles. Don't fall lu try them. Only
10 omits, Hrliftfuotlnu guaranteed by
wlui iano.
'M jr wlfo had lmplr on her fac, but
uua uwiii 1-ntuiK Av;AUrVl? a uu moy
nuvo all iliiMpiMjaruU. I bud bren troubled
with count tiwu ton for some time, hm niior tale
lntr tho nrm Coacarot 1 lmvo hud no trouble
with this nltmoitt. Wo rnnnot H iik toohluti
ly of rftsoart." Vhko Waiituan,
dtub uoruiBntofrn Ave. l'hlladolphla. Pa,
CANDY
THADI MARK RlftJtTfRIO
PlMBnt, Palatnblo, INitvnt, Tnnte Oood. I
vwu, nuiur onnun. UAKOI1, tir UriIU, 100, 4M.UJQ.
... CURB CONSTIPATION. ...
Iltrilt Rtwstj tVM"T, 4hkati Waal ml, K Vrt, 91(
Nfl.Tn.R&n 8"'1' an1 Kiiorai'lt'Ctl lf nil drug-
ANOTHER
CITY EDITOR
nplhft OIkc.ro nntl Dli.hotei
Arc Positively Curiiblc.
lMltor I'nqrlkt., (HlUnr mill proprietor of lh
rii'.iliinilu Jminml. tho Donnuit p;in'r of '
MiwtM III.T.V SI,, Son KritlU'lni'O, III tirvl-u t-.l :
y Will jrvu lit'lp us (H)livlut'ti till' HHlilt ttia
Hrlclifn llini'iisn anil DlnlM'tiw am iMiiltvtl)
euriililr l.y r.-rrliiK tu your n'rovpry t
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Solaatanla lor lutanaan.i T'otuitf.
THESE ARE GOOD TIMES
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And you ought to treat your
self to a fine new gun. We have a
verv laree stock of them. Fine
IZiJ'iihln nnrl sintrle barrel in 10, l,
16 and 20 bore, at prices that are so
SfeS reasonable that no ne objects to
sssS3f?K ri-i : ,, fnoi RR fill
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'for the double uarrei irom fiv.ou
to $18.00 for nammer guns and $25.00 mrn. Uveoom. -toojot
Winchester rifles and shot guns at "fHg cartridges we have a very large
rifles at $5.50. Cheaper riHes at $3 .(5, $3.00 and J o. in
stock and all the nicest loads at ou cents uu up-
We would like to have you call and look our goods oyer. Elegant
warranted pocket knivl - The Big Foot Brand xs the best that
money can buy. -
machines at $16.85 up.
We sell you good re-
M. eavT ZrZtYnZ o7 m R on n (10. $37.50. Our Rotary
.laoie macninea at sPio.w, w., y- pr;n
is two machines in one, making loop and tuck stitch. At the Low Price
of $37.50. .
ill?, am now se liner an eleeant line or sewing
15 eave vou about 1-3 on a sewing muuinuo.
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Train pv VnvJu rfr:
atotionn at HiUi . a '"rtl HU
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It AHblaua
At .
At Hao Franciaco
4r Uurii,.,
A? DecTer
Ar Kuiau Uity
Af Chicago
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Barker Gun Works, Euentore.
Ar
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, .Turin
At CityolM-ilou
iiuuiHJll
Ar New Orleama
Ar Wafihioirtun
New York
1.110 p 0
i a a
W. a m
4:U) a a,
:25 p m
B-49 .
12:43 p m
,3 1 1
and ouriat oar.
hr... for Honoioi"
China, Pliillipine,,' ffl
and South America!
W. E. 00UJ&
u P A PortWi 'tt
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.
For
Tu
ition payable monthly in advnee.
N0.-Mnl
MrFrnr.r
VIAN
llollenbeok. a month $3 and Si
m so
V0UAL MUSIC Mln Stlnwin, private
lennona In flight reaillug, repertoire, voice
hulldiag t 60
laclasrto. of two 3 50
lu claanea "f three 8 00
Ohildrene olau in flight reading 1 00
VIOLIN, Mr Plpoa, Private lemona to 00
a month .
HARMONY Counterpoint, and Oompo-
ition Private leafiiini 84 00
a month. Clausen of four or six , 81 00
a month.
ran ooiirMA. laatlinirT to teachen diploma.
' musiual degree
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C S Farrow & Co
REAL ESTATE...
I. M. GLEN, Dean.
Loans and Insurance. Jealer In
Harrosilns Machinery, Imple
muuts. Alio hava storage room
t reMonable ratea.
-Office 506 Willamette 8t
FIRST
Consider the Cigar
When yMi smoke we want you to ennaider what
you areamoking how it tastes and what it means i
to yoaraystsin. ,
Wt Want You To Think Kindly ot
While You Smoke
Mount Hood Cigars.
It'a the moat excellent ol(tar for mii who 111c
pure bohacoo wll handled, and who oan afford to
pay a dime. For Sale by all i'iratclaM Dealerfl.
MARX STEAM DYEING
and CLEANING WORKS
CHRIS MARX, Jr. Prop.
Beit equipped plant in the state for steam
cleaning and dyeing clothes. Special machin
ery for cleaning, dyeing and finishing ladies'
dretta pood Your personal clothiog sponged
and pressed fur $1,00 per month.
Phone Red 56-5 No 9 Eait Seventh St
National Bank
Paid ui Cath Capital Q50 OOO
Surolua 860,000
Eugana, Oregon.
4 GENERAJ. BAiVKINU BCSINSS8
cm. Done on reas suable terms. sigh
Irafta on Chicago, Baa Franuiioo and Fort
hf!(i, Oregon,
tiills of exchange sold on foreign count'-ice.
deposits reoeirea naoject to cneck or oernb
te oi deposit,
Al oolleotion entrusted to as will recJ
i mpt atntlon.
TICKETS
TO AND FROM M.
POINTS EAST
VfV
PRIM
SHORTLINE
TO
St Paul,1 Du'uth, Minneapolis, tlij
- AND POINTSIEAST
Thronnh Palac and Tooiiit Slnptn
Dining and itaffet SmckhiR Uinrjh
' DAILY TRAINS; FASTTIMH
For Batea. Folden and Foil Infam
regarding ticket f routes etc, call on or kti
J. W. PHALON, t p a a DICKS0.V)ii
122 THIRD STREET, PORTUIB
A. B. C. DENNISTON, H. W. P.A.
612 First A venue, a KATTLK, Win'
I HuuaiuKa.
Pro-i.Uul.
H Ka.im,
Vl, Hrn,,iaIlt
P. E. Hrouubahs,
( W.ior.
L. H, Porru
AaaiaUnt
DAI AfF MP AT MAniCT C
BRODERS BROS
CHOICE HEATS OF ALL KINDS
Schneider Bldg., EUGENE,
Eugene Blue Riverl
STAGE LINE..
E. BANQ8, Proprietor
EUGEflE LOAjl and
SAVBB1I
Of Eugene. Oregon.
JGENE. I
A WEDDING BREAKFAST
or dinner I. alwayi' wrved ;with the
choiiwil wines ami llnnoral that can
be nniciired. For wwial functions of
any kind art. have the purest and best
ine", of riiher imported or domestic
vintage, hr the raae, bottle or gallon,
a iirice. that y.m can't match for
quality in Kiiirens, at
E C HUGHES'
Successor to W M Renshav
H la ire leave Kuimnn fnr Rlna mon
uauy except ininoay at 6:30 a m
RctUrnlDir Btaue arriv.a .1 F.n Dana
Tickets for sale at . Bangs' Hrery eUble,
"The Biggest Sensation KTerywhere''
LI LI PUT
Paid Up Cath fcapM - $50,1
Surplus 25,CCl
IN(RL SANKINa lUSINISS TRANS
OTIO ON FAVORABLE TIRHS.
DrafU issued on the principal cities ol the
Onlted BUtes and foreign Miin&ea.
rtat-i, liT . V. on uenana oerUOcni ol
oollectlons rscelTe our prompt attention.
City and County Warrants bought.
The
Bonboniere
Bakery.
First Class Goods.
Mince Pies made of
Home-Made
Mince Meat . . .
P40 South Willamette
Phone, Red M
DUNN BROTHERS
C 0 1 1 a ps able Pocket
otereoscoDe
Apparatus
. --' wiiii (iiq HTronseet od
with rich gold and .ilver decorations moulding..
Inuludmg 20 V K Photographs, views of art
.v... rttjaio wAiNTrD,
ULIPUT STEREOSCOPt CO.
OUriK.ST UL-1LU1.NO, PhiWelphli;
mm
r.11 ei ntn in sm.s rAini Iv .
i. one that Mn..n.
1, .. . : w.iiwb am
Perrius 8p.ci8 .1 js this.
.To.t taV. li-tnu's all. Oa.
bottle gira. rli9fl.J0 AU
druaita. S,na w i,.
llslena, Mont., for ioUr-.l..:
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booklet.
I. SHOWN,
. Prssiasni.-OaBUHN.
0. . PAIRE,
Vict Prt.lj
. W.BROWN i
tn 0,
Lane County
Bank
OF
EUGENE, OREGON
Established In 18K3. Oldest
Bank.in the County.
A General Banking business
,u " orancnes transacted
on favorable terms.
A. G. HOVEY. President
L. 0. HULIN, Cashier
B. H. HOVEY. Asst Cashier.
The Hoffman
W.O.ZEIGLERProphetor.
SUNDAY DINNER 50c
TO
THE
EAST
The 0. R. N.
Gives Sthe Choice of
S DAILY
TWOIVIA
THE OREGON
SHORT LINE
TO
Salt Lake,
Denver
and
Kansas City.
ONE
THE till!
mm
sr.
TS
Siokm
Mlnneipe-
St.lPml
Chicigo-
Ooean eteamere leave Poitland el
5 Dayi fur
SAN FRANCISCO.
BiHfttH .w.ve i-i.ruand dally for"""
laroel'.f biiiM 'olumtia'TO
MoMhly HiramenitoChr.MW;
Km lull lufortuatlon call "
drew nearest O. B. N-VeU
or aildreea,
A. L. CKIU'
Gen'l Pmmiik" a""
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Trains hrt K""","' TMT
;a.trn !ttes "V "7,7 Train.
i;h a,l Transcon'ineu
liet Agents sell f". rampU "
r lorther lnfomialioo. I
ul any Tickrt Agent or s nfiirt
Ore 1
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Eugene,