Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, October 23, 1902, Image 2

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06
ThoBe Texn salouc keepers bave
more nerve than their Kansas
brethren. Mrs Carrie Nation tried
her raiiliug taotioi at the Texan
capital, Houston, Monday night
and was forcibly ejeoted from three
aloone. Finally the police got
lired and put ber aboard an out
going train. OcoaBionally Texas
saffern- from laok of water supply.
They take no chanoea on running
short of other liquids.
.12.00
l uu
3i vewr ..
8lA.Wortbiii'Ui' mide' knoiVn'on' epulioa-
tl '" n
Entered u second-class matter at the
Boneus. Oregon, postotiioe.
TilK Ci.8TKBN OKKIOKS -Of the
piper are at 210 to JIM Temple Court, New
York Otty.end U B Kinross Hldif, W Wash
inou BUObWo, III, K HAltf Adverti
n , Asnoy in oherge, ,
THURSDAY OCTOBER 23
Boore one for the healthful apple.
The New England Homestead
plaoea the crop of thtB oonntry for
tbia year at 43,000,000 barrels
against 27,000,000 barrels in 1901.
ICONOCLAST TURNS UER0-W0RSBPPIERS.
HAD HIM UNDER MORTGAGE,
Asked bow he came out with his
orop this year, the old negro farmer
replied:
"Well, nub, I des made enough
ler enoourage de white man ter
leinme git in debt ag'in I" Atlanta
Constitution.
THESE ARE GOOD TIMES..
Tha Oresonian Blushes oyer in
giving President Roosevelt praise
nnent the ending of tha ooal strike
and "supposes" ft oase:
But Buppose in 1904 the die
gruntled plutoorata of both parties
get together ana Bay to me
of the Demooratio party: "Make
your platform what you pleaeej
nominate anybody you think you
oin elect, and we will furnish you
all tbe support In Bhape of money
you need. Demooratio platforms
are nothing bnt transient war ories
that die ot exhaustion after elec
tion, Any man you oan eleot will
be preferable to Hooseyelt, because
lt'Kisevelt means what he says,
while nobody that you oan elect
nun tmasiblv be b intractable as
he. With ua it Is 'anything to beat
Roosevelt." '
lias the Oregonian so soon forgot
ten that PreBident Roosevelt in
sisted that the coalminers return to
work without any agreement with
tbe ooal barona aB to the future,
trusting their grievances to his
good offices? Is anyone so loolish
as to suppose for a moment that
the ooal barons woold bave paid
more attention to the personal in
turceeslon of the President than
they had to the plaints of the army
of nearly two hundred thousand
underpaid laborreB? "Intraotable?"
President RooBevelt showed no
suuh duality in bia dealings, with
the ooal operators.
lhe Danes will not part with
their West India Inlands, at leaBt
not now, the treaty for their cession
to fie United States having been re.
jeoted br the Landsthing yesterday
by a tie Tote of 82 to 82. As there
is a oonstant deflolt the oession will
come Booner or later, Unole Bam
is not hurt very badly by failure of
this trade. Tbe three Islands have
nn area ot but 223 square miles.
We oertainly bave enough garden
field and outside range lands to get
Along without the Danish midgets
till tbe annual defloits make the
Landsthlng, or any other ttubborn
oil thing over at Copenhagen,
more reasonable.
A sad story oomei from San
Frauoisoo. Monday afternoon Ed
wrd Marsohutt shot and killed
Marian Nolan, one of the most
lamout stage beauties on the PaoiQo
Coast, and then turned the gun
ti non himself, 'the shooting oc
curred on the steps of Miss Nolan's
home. After a quarrel she Btruok
him with her umbrella and he drew
revolver and fired. After stand
ing and looking a moment at the
corpus of tbe woman he loved
Mareohuti took his own life. The
two had been lorarj for years.
Carnegie Is to the front givin
Europeans advice how to oontest
.Anerican industrial invasion
tl ir markets. "Andy" may think
ht: knows but he does not. When
evor a scheme may be devised by
whloh two oalvea may live on land
that prod a oos grass sufficient but
for one, then Europe may hold her
own io competition with the Uuited
States. It Is a question of
ouroer, obeap lands, cheap
toUorirtls and plenty of them.
The coalminers do not fear that
the new men employed at the ool
lieriea will long supplant the old
men. Tbey reason well that in such
haaardous worker ployem will dis
jense with lnexperienctd mon who
nay cause terrible Iocs of lile and
property at any time throuiih
mistake. Beside once at work the
miners will soon Qnd means to get
rid of obieolionable fellow-work
men.
Men's Mackinaw coats J2.60, $3.50,
(4.60 and 15.00, at the Racket Store.
Bent woveu wire mattress, center
supported, for 2 25 at Day 4 Mender
son's. Dollar dozen loroHliliict photos and
thrn dozen alamo lor 25 onta at
Welder's photo stuillo.
Get a older mill Had Indulge In a
good healthy oup. Cliauioera' Hard-
ware has the Buckeye.
All stoves have advanced u,um hut
loniuellie etoox lusts Its yours at
the same old price at Chsmbrrs Bard-
ware.
Fresh nyslers at the Banquet.
Toolo-e, a few 6-drawer drop-head
Mewing rnnchliies, guaranteed for live
yeare. J(Ual to any $30 maohloe
made. Bpeolal, while they last, only
at eaoh.
Paine Kay.
Wall paper we uow have lots of
remnants to olose out of the new pa
pers come early.
Chambers' Hardware.
A Boy's .. Wild Ride lor Life.
With family arouud expeetinii him
to die and a son riding for life, 18 miles
nut I)r Kliiu's New Dlsoovery for
consumption, ooukIis and oolde, W H
llrowii, of Leedvilie, Ind, endured
death's aironles from asthma, but this
wonderful medicine nave Instant re
lief and soon oured him. lie writes:
I now sleco soundly every nlirlit."
I.Ike marvelous oures of consumption.
pneumonia, bronohitls.ooUKiis and nrlp
prove Ub matuhless merit for all tliroat
anri limir troubles. Himranttied botlles
50o and tl. Trial hollies free at W L
De Lauo's drug store,
IIIIIIIIIP
to $18.00 for nammer tfuns and $25.00 up for
And you ought to treat your
Belf to a fine new gun. We have a
very large stock of them. tine
,iki0 flurl Bintrle barrel in 10, 12,
Bl&K 16 and 20 bore, at prices that are so
llffllggp reasonable that no one objects v
a. "Vlfcljfei ., .. nao run from So.UU
iifor the single barrel to f 7.00, and
for the double barrel from $10.50
We have a complete siouk ui
haminerless guns
. r We alB0 geu lne nmuu.
Winchester rifles and shot guns at io , $2 25 In cartridges we nave a vmy
rifles at $5.50. Cheaper rifles at $3.75 JJW -an
stock and all the nicest loads at 50 centi ana up. .
VIA
Pacify
SHASTA ROUTE
TrdiiiH leave hv.Kw
wutiDH ui o;tA)n i
t or t land
Kutene
At Ahhiwia
Ar Sacramento
Ar Sau Franoiuoo
We would like to have you call BiSta "he be5Xl
warranted pocket knives. The Big Foot Brand
money can buy.
4
Suburban Property For Sale.
30 aore In 6 or 1U sore tracts. Tbe
ind is llrst cites, lnouted less than
mile from the postollloe, Ideal huildliiR
die.
This laud oan be boUKhi muoh cheap
er than town lots, and to lhe party
buying the first traut aud building on
tame a special luduoeiui ut on price
frill be made.
Wu.HMKrrK Vai.i.ky Land Co
Fortune Favors a Texan.
"Having dispensing palnx In head
Imek and Pt'Miisoli, and belnK without
appellle, 1 beiraii to use Dr. Kind's
New Jjire fills," writes VV. f. vvtilte
head of Kennedale, Tex', "and soon
felt like a new man." Infallible In
atomaoh lul liver troubles. Only 25
oeuta at W L DeLauo's drug store,
jE are
IE sav
'.iable machines
is two rc
of $37.50.
now selling an elegant line of sewing 131"
i vou about 1-3 on a sewing machine. We sen yo g
25.00, $27.50, $30.00, f do.w, o
MA finrr nnn il 111 1 l.llCh. Sbiiuu
is two macnines in oub, iu.iu6wi- -
E save you about 1-0 onr s ,7m 7m 'Our Eotary
at $o.w, .ov, , a t. t.he Low Price
r- i at' J I .1
Barker Gun Works, Eugene Ore.
'-;0 n," T -
Mop ;2
oaSl
J Ondeu ij.TT :
Ar Ienver iwjn " tl4.
Ar Kansas City Y"i l
Ar Ublo jg'g ,
lfaAnela i-iTul r-
Ar Fort Worth SP.m Pl
A Cityof Mexico 9:55 s m !
Ar Bunston i-oo . i
Ar New Orloam. c.Sp'S
Ar Waslnngton (j-4"n,
Pullmai
both trains. C'hiro.n3
and ourUt car. toCUcaji;
8t Louis, Nsw Orlsan,
Connectinn st San IW
oisoo with sovsral ntuM
linos for Honolulu.rw'
China, PhilUpioeaT' oJSS
and South AmericS
8m Mr ! G AdsU, SKent t Znm
W. E. C0MAN
O P A PorUmd 0,
TICKETS
TO ANII FROM ALL
POINTS EAST
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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 win oe ciiau
ition payable .monthly m adnee. t w M
For
Tu
MrFrssw m
VOCAL MUSK!. Miss Stinson, private
lenwins In BiBht reading, repertoire, voice
building & M
laclusesof two J J
In cliwses of three JW
CliiUlrens class in sight roaillug 1 W
naJiiiLun vvu..j. .
itlon Private lessons M 0
. month. Classes of four or six - SI W
l. i;nT to Uachers dlnloma.
i. " musical degree
I. M. GLEN, Dean.
C S Farrow & Co
...REAL ESTATE...
Ians nd Insurance. Dealer in
Harvesting Maohlnery, Imple
ments. Also have itorags room
at reasonable rates.
5Sj-Ottlee 606 Willamette Bt
Halional Bank
Consider the Ciar
When you imoke we want you to cnnsWer what
you are smoking how It tastes and what it means
to your system. ;
We Want You To Think Kindly ot
While You Smoke
Mount Hood Cigars.
It's the most excellent oipar for mn who Hk"
pure tobacco wU handled, and who can afford to
pay a dime. For Sale by all First class Dealers.
MARX STEAM DYEING
and CLEANING WORKS
CHRIS MARX, Jr. Prop.
Best equipped pUnt in the stats for steam
cleaning anil dyeing clothes. Special machin.
An. I,, nliuniiiir- ilvMinff And ImiflhinE ladies
dress goods. Your personal clothiog sponged
and prsssed for $1.UU per montn.
Phone Red 56-5 No 9 East Scvinth SL
Storage, Storage, Storage.
Geo. T. Hall tod tioue publio and
private waroliouse uow realty tor all
Kinds of storage. Hops, wool, grain,
nivrobaudlae and household good-.
We want three or (our thousaud bush
ela ot oats.
Hall aud Hon,
Dr. Penlaod, Osteopath.
Or Hugh Penlaud, osteopath, late ol
Albany and successor to Miss AM
Oiulth lu this oily, lias arrived anil
has opened his oftloe lu the rooms lu
the MoOluug block, formerly occupied
by Miss Hiullli,
Consultation and examination free
CASTORS A
For Infant.- ind Children
Us Kind You Hava Always rough
IcWI th
lot I
A Parson's Noble Act.
"I want all the world to know,'
writes Mev O J lluillnug, of Aahway'
It I, "what a thoroughly good and re
liable lupillclne t fiiinid In Kleoirte
illttnra. They cored me nf laiindloe
and IIvit troubles tliat had caused me
gn at sutfrrlng for many yeare. For a
genuine, all.amund cure lliey exoet
anyihing 1 ever saw " Klectrlo Hitler
are the u p.e nf all for tlu lr wnnder.
fill work In liver, kidney and stomach
IriHiMt. p.in'l fnil t i try I Item. Onl)
10 pen l, PrllsfKGllnli gtiaiauieed t l
V L De l ano.
To Cure a ;Cold In One Day
Tak. l.si silts Ur ran Qiitnin- I d l.l 1'hli
sitiualurs jjJ'JJ('Jt;J1'.'v 'vw' l''1
PALACE MEAT MARKET
BRODERS BROS
CHOICE HEATS OF ALL KINDS
Schneider Bldtj., EUGENE
Eugene -- Blue River
STAGE LINE.
E. BANOS, Proprietor
btnge ieuvee Kugene for Blue River
uuiiy excopiuumiay at o:3U a m
returning stage arrivs at Eugene
aany ex.pi ruuuayB Bi i p m.
Of Fuoena,
Paid us Cash Capital 860 OOO
Surolua 860,000
Eugane, Oregon.
A GENERAL BANKING B08INESS
Done on reasonable terms. Sigh
iiafts on Chicago, Ban Franoisoo and Port
land. Oregon.
Bills of SKohange sold on foreign countries.
Deposits received snbjeot to oheck or oertirj
oats of deposit.
All collections en trotted to as will receive
prompt attention.
.lsV.l't.V, '
SHORTLINE
TO
St- Paul, Duluth, Minneapolis, ht
ANT POINTS EAST
Through Palaci and Tourist Sleepen
Dining and JJuttetompltlDftLlDrityU
DAILY TKAINSirASTTIHK
For Bates, Folders and Full Inloni
regarding ticket , routes etc, csll on or hUia
J. W.'PHALON, t r a E DICKSOS.sn
122 THIRD STREET, Mil
A.B. C. DENNISTON, O.W.P.A
612 First Avenue, SEATTLE, Win
r Q HlHDSttOKS,
Preiidsnt.
n Eakis,
Vios Preeidont
P. . Skouobabs,
Cashier,
h. H. PorriB
Assistant
EUGENE LOAN and
SAVItf BS BAKE
JGENE. I
rWrrrW
Til rtrs. .
A WEDDING BREAKFAST
or dinner In lwftyfl.MtrTK ; with the
ohoiist wines And UtiUtirs thst can
be procuretl. For mvcil functions of
ny kind wp hnve the ,mreit undbwt
whttw, of ite imported or domestic
vuiitwe, oy uis cam, Dotue orKAlnm,
nt l.i-icw in! you cad
qowity in fiuifeoe, .t
Tickets for ult
E.igene,
at I. fisngs' limy lUble,
match foi
E C HUGHES'
Successor to W M Renshav
The
Bonboniere
Bakery.
DUNN BROTHERS
First Class Goods.
Mince Pies made of
Home Made
Mince Meat . . .
640 South Willamette
Phone, Red M
"Tha Biggest Ssnoatinn rverywhsre"
LILIPIJT
Co 1 1 a psable Pocket
Stereoscop9
Apparatus
Tl e smallest Sterescope with the strongest op
tical streets. JIUhly finlshe I in different colors
with rich gold ami silver decorations moulding.
Including 'JO V F Photographs, views of art
(genre). 1'rlos Only L00. Sent everywhere
prepaid In letter form. AGENTS VVAfi'TtD.
LILIPUT STEREOSCOPE CO.
FOKhKST UUILDINU, PhiladelphU.
mmn
Th o.nmn sns rsmily ti nss
Is ons that remove the otuss and
Pe rm's IMs Sp-ciric dei this,
tint taVe k-iht' all. Ons
bottle gives relief l.so. All
druggists. Ssnd to lir. Perrin,
Helens, Mont,, for intsrsstisg
booklet.
1 J
Of Eugene, Oregon.
Piid lip Cash Capital - $50,000
Surplus - 26,000
a SJCNERAL aNKINO aUBINta TN.
aoTtD on FAvoaaaLC term a.
Drafts Issneil on the principal allies ol the
united states and foreign countries.
Interest allowed on Demand Oertifloaia of
Deposit when left stated period.
Collections receive our prompt attention,
Gltj and County Warrants bought.
W I, BKOWN,
Prssldsnt.:
F.W. OSBUKN.
0. PAINE,
VlesPrssM '
W. W.BROWN
tit Ct i
Lane County
Bank
OF
EUGENE, OREGON
Established in 1883. Oldest
Back, In the County.
A General Banking business
in all branches transacted
on favorable terms.
A. G. HOVEY, President
L G. HULIN, Cashier
B. H. HOVEY, Asst Cashier.
The floffman
W. O, ZEIGLER Proprietor,
SUNDA DINNER 50c
(ilii Short ifiJ
IBB'
IMCMiPiCIflC
EAST
"TO
THE
Tho O R. N.
:tha Choice ol
THREE
, TRAINS
DAILY
TWOIVIA
THE OREGON
SHORT LINE
TO
Salt Lake,
Denver
Omaha
Chicago and
Kansas City.
ONE
THE 0
NORTHEU
P.
TS
Snokinl'
Mlnneipf'1
St.lPsl
Chlcagt-
o loave Portlw
. s. k v- 5 Pays iot .a
SAN FRANCISCO;
iii"
t: . . u. .,irtrially
Boats leavi r - - -,fM
aud Colunitisn-
lamette
rhiMW0'
MoDthty Btam!ioj- .
For lull Information call '
dress nearest O.
or address, u CRAl0.
Gen'l PasseuB"
Pnrtlanfl. ('
'
Tour stti-r'tr
IjUmii i rill. "".I'
"1 he onlv lrf trains is ,
Trains wh"H
liastern t?UMs or
Cannls-
Trsi" '
tittre,
Ore