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Pnblishol erory evening of the week, Ban
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a'll mslw 'ill r.-aituam payable to th
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D.lirered by carrier, per ntxutb Bo
tor mail one year (in adyauoe) 6 DO
8ii months 8 00
One mooth..... -. fru
S nrfle oopiea. Of
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9il months 1 OU
Advertising ratal made known on application.
Entered m seoond-claas
K'lgona, Oregon, poetotboa.
matter at the
TUB -EA3TKKN OFFIOB3 -Of tbe
pipurareat 210 to Temple Court, New
York Uity.aul U S Kipreas Bid,;. 87 Wash
fnjton Ht., Uuioigo, 111., K KATii Advertls
d , Aireaoy in ouarge,
In New York tbo testimony of
private detectives in divoroe caaee
ie oonsidored as of about aa much
weight as that of CbioauieD in this
part of tbe country who have an
interest in tbe oise. A judge dis
mieeed a case tbe other day, though
it was fully made out by three de
teotives' testimony, because, be
said, he could not rely upon it un
less fully corroborated. And
probably he is right. The testi
mony of hired and highly paid
witnesses is always to be received
with caution, if not suspicion.
lelegram.
TUESDAY OCTOBER 28
A FORMER LEADER OF WOMEN
DEAD.
Probably no woman in American
hittorv has filled the publio
and mind to theextentoIElizibetb
Cady Stanton, who died at
home in New York, Sunday, of
ave. Bhe was noarlv 87.
Mrs Stanton was born at Jjhutf
town. New York, Novomber
1815. She first carao into prorai
ceuce as one of tbe leaders in the
anti-slavery movement, and
one of the first to take np the quoe
tion of woman a rights, one
educated at Troy, New York
and married II lire water Stanton
an anti-slavery newspaper man.
1840, Mrs Stanton was one of the
women who signed the call for the
first woman's rights convention
held at Seneoa Falls, New York,
July. 1849.
her
old
The median nee of the while
population in the oensus year was
23 4 and of the oolored 19.7 years.
Tbe inoome of the Suez oanal lest
year was $19,450,000, being dues
from 8G99 vessels wbioh passed
through it.
It is reported that Senator Mitoh
ell ate baked dog when at Uonolu
lu. That is no feat "for a profes'
eiooal politioianl
That is a horrible story that
oomes from Oklahoma of three lit
tie boys falling asleep on the rail
of a railroad track and being out
to pieoes by a train.
The prinoipal business down ii
Central Amerioa these days seemi
to be getting out of range of vol
canoes. There is no way by which
the terrifying earthquake may bi
avoided.
Qovernor Ueer is in no hurry t
a United States eenatorehip. The
call an .extra session of the leiela
t'lie. It might ruin his ohanoes for,
Uovernor has the game in his own
bauds and is wary.
Federal authorities will take
hand to prevent future stealing
among ooaldealers up at Nome.
his been the very unpretty but
profitable oustom to mix one to Ave
sacks of shale witheaoh ton of ooal
Josoph Chamberlain, British
oolonial secretary, will go to South
Afrioa next month to make a per
aonal investigation of oonditinna
that exist there. That is good
politios. Our rulers generally
hang around (he oapittls too
olosely.
The autouiobilist gives place to
the mator ryolijt. A prominent
number ol tbe latter profession had
his neok broken yesterday on long
Island, New York. lie tried to
cross a railroad traok st a high rate
of speed, when his maohlne broke
end he was thrown so violently that
he was instantly killed.
The shah ol 1'ersia is probably
the beat chess player of royal blood
in the world. Kvca when iu Paris
he fouud time to indulge in the
game every now and then, but he
eay that Europeans oannot play
it. "It is a royal game, a divine
grime," he Is reported to have said
the other day, "but it Is a game
that was not made for Christians."
.
That must have bwin a great
game of football between the orewi
of twojl'ortland Kraiii-.-liipj, The
duck is not much more u! a waddler
than the sailor. They are so used
to widening and oouforniiug their
steps ta the everohanging slant of
the deck that they walk on- land as
If expecting the solid earth to take
lip. , i
Encyclopaedia for Sale.
k'l'he Ouabd otters a ten-volume
Amerloaulzed Encyclopaedia Brltanni
oa for sale. There are 6WW pages of
tbe work, 90 oolored ruaiia uf states and
ouulrlea and numerous Illustrations.
It la durably bouud In sheep and has
been well used.
In this condensation of tbe Brltanloa
eepeolal pains were taken, as tbe name
ludloatee, to give apeulal preferenoe to
ubjeots of American Interest, at tbe
same time pruning long and prolix
articles of all superfluity, though not
materially curtailing tbe presentation
of desirable faots.
Tbls encyclopaedia has been In oon
etaut use fur several years. It Is offer
ed lor sale fur tbe sufficient reason tbat
tbe oflloe lias been supplied witb a
cmpleto Urltaimlea wltb a 11 ve-volume
'American sjpnljmiiu."
Hallowe'en Social
A Hallowe'en social will be beid at
tbe Epleoopul parish houso on KrMay
evening, Out 81, All are Invited to at
tend to enjoy lots of fun.
Admission lnoludlng refreshments,
10 cents.
A Boy's Wild Ride lor Life.
With family around expecting lilm
to die and a eon riding for life, 18 miles
to get Dr King's New Discovery for
consumption, onugbs and colds, VV H
Urown, of Leenville, - lud, endured
death's agonies from asthma, but tbls
wonderful medlolue gave Instant re
lief and soon oured bliu. He writes:
'I now elerp soundly every night."
Like marvelous on res of consumption,
pneumonia, bronchitis, coiikIib aud grip
prove Its matchless merit for all throat
and lung troubles. Guaranteed bottles
60o and $1. Trial bottles free at W L
De Lane's drug store.
Builders' hardware Is still going up
but we have stocks of It bought be.
lore the advance and Intend to sell It
Toolo-e, a few 6-drawer drop-bead
sewing maoblnes, guaranteed for Ave
years. Equal to any $30 machine
made. Hpeclal, while they last, only
$U0 eaoh.
Paink Kay.
Dollar a dozen foroabluet photos and
three dozen stumps lor 26 oants at
Welder's photo studio.
TO CUKU A COLU IN ONH DAY
Take Laxative llromo Quinine Tablets
All drugglcti refund tbe money If It
falls to cure. E VV Urove's slguature Is
on eaon uox. 200.
floari tht 1"- rtifi:1 v l lu. ' 3rt.ijte
ANOTHER
PIONEER.
Bplht'n Disease ft ml DIiitctc
Aro Pnttltlvcly Curable.
Vt'hon HiflSm FYuuclsco huslneBB moo wrr
liivomttf m.if IMHon CoDiromiilii thoj
h. nr.i am Hp. V. I. 2Ho hurt both Mriiiv'8
u 1 no 1 Hit I iMatiiMtw. uiul n irlrnn un 111 In.
fiintitlK, ftti.i ill- y walU'il on him ntnl Rot htm u
luk' ll. Now fur the nr. hid I. lull lotU'r km
written U iimiiitin Inter:
'J AN Pnelflo Ht., ftuti KrAtielsro. fippi. 7, jpoi.
KiirrtirH: 1 uuio eoiitiuiMtni my own plmr
ntnoy un my own uroporty on I'lteimi St. for for
.jiiMii yniirs. luM cu my itHHotMikti'N uuinhm
Mimnor t H.t l. t old set 1, .,,1 iihVHirirtiiB. I lirto
riui-iilp lirU'in-H tiiiouw un I Dim.ott'H of lonK
I si il. JiH'i.-m- 1 I of my imMloM frioml-i wtu
" " ""iii- ""'tun hoo mo oi:i we H
!HkfO lt- li l iniTO HUHKOHlltlti of A print ft
'ii. 1 li-luil :ist vUUniiirv. Ilirt I vl.. 1 1,. t...
i'ini;.-i i,i.v. of tuo purilco, 11 ml Uio iimlNK-noj
if '.t of ti y fmnilj, uml h(Mit on ll.o l-iltot
I ti'l-"ii!l fur MrittMfs lis.;.no n a lent. Tnt
...... .,,.t, 1 iiiijMi-twi, out tnouaiu II n coiiiot
i ii'ii I .tit ovorv v.-"k tlii'nnfior th ln...r,I A
itii.fil oot.lliinrit. Urn llmo for tlif tula I rud
LfiWIN' it Krul I ftSiM Mllll vr. iriim air,..
vmm. mum Mil jiiij, wni'ti wirt luit tnu'oof iHitt-
niKiimou iit tniKiir iUNipiBnii. I nupooho
'V irtrpn th t'miHimitln io n iloion, iin.j
All nil iiri.il faviiFniilv It. .. .
.1 ..1 nii nr. urv ritrti nitn txHin fun ml
II UIOHft llcri'n ml psirn In n,.ll .1 .... .1
itnrn I will iuu.i . a... ... J
till! till tllloorliint liuitior TI,.. .ii..!,..,'-'..1'.1.
Kirt-n.l only tn tmportrtiu-o to ttio ilhcovurj
of m vnre fur ooimuiupilun.
"Cahi.IV .kii 1
MlVttvial trorlf lrra th-t n.l..ktt. til
i.fcuin I'larnn
i.u inno,,(.B ro mpurtthi, tiut 87 ,xrr.'iit. nrt
tHVttttvolV ntPOVnrlod l.a hA r-
Intuiiili. iCimmton formt of kliluoy nuniliiint
-.. ...Mi.ir.amn, oti.T nui Rtiort nwt tntico. '
. .or. ti wr mo iinnl'i IMMeniP nui i w foi
the Dtatxtiio timivuad. John J. Fulton t.).
W Mi-nloniprv mrn.ti Urn kr.....i... ..i.
oim.Hiut. r-. i-ive h.o alouli
IVvripttvo panijihlot mAlli-a.frco.
Snls amnn ajr aSuwiaanJ Ttuit.
BAD
BLOOD
"Mis'iii-r. .ia 1 1 -li i r..- . l
i'?1 . " '" 1 ?' "'' "I"1 laklna ll.cn.. nu
aj. alwi. tUiXn a' B.iutu. LuiU. T.ua.
K ClV CATHARTIC
... CURE CONBTIOATIu
Mrtfc, Im, r--.. i at, V-C"m
l'.uul: hi: . li.WL
THESE ARE GOOD TIMES . . .
- I
i urn jm
And you ought to treat your
self to a tine Dew gun. We have a
very large stock of them. Fine.
double andljBiiJgle barrel in 10, 12,
16 and 20 bore, at prices mat are so
reasonable that no one objects to
ffor the single barrel ioqi.w, ana
"for the double barrel frora $ 10.50
to $18.00 for Hammer guns and $25.00 up for hammerless guns We have a complete stock of
Winchester rifles and shot guns at lowest prices on this coast We also sell e famous Stevens
rifles at $5.50. Cheapar rifles at $3.75, $3.00 and $2.25. In cartridges we have a very large
stock and all the nicest loads at 50 cents and up.
We would like to have you call and look our goods over. Elegant
warranted pocket knives. The Big Foot Brand is the beBt that
money can buy.
EjJE are now selling an elegant line of sewing machines at $16.85 up.
IE 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.
1
Barker Gun Works, Eugene, Ore.
Southern Pacific
Tnay t,.u err?
. "1. My.
acramenl-
Vsden ,
Kanaa. city ,S
Lob Angela,
-i x-am,
Ai Fort Wurth
At OityofMexloo
Ar Houston
Ar Now Orlaam.
Ar Vt abliingtou
M , 2'l
I.
University School of Music.
oooooooo
Torms quoted below are for ne lesson a week,
more than one lesson the same rates will be charged.
ition payable monthly in adnce.
For
Tu-
VIA NO. Mm Hollenbeck, a mouth 83 and $4
Mr Fraxn- $3 AO
VOUAIj MUHIU.MiM StioBon, priTte
IpAHonn in ailit reoiliug, ropertoiro, voice
buiMiug tM M)
lailasHca of two 8 50
In oliiwteR of three 8 00
ChiltlronH clrwa in tight readlug 1 00
VIOLIN. Mr Pip, Private lessona 84 00
a month.
HAJtMONY ConntArnnlnt. and ComPO-
Ition Private lerwons S4 00
a month. Glasses of four or six $1 00
a month.
fee course leadlnirT to teachers diploma.
" 14 musiual degree
I. M. GLEN, Dean.
C S Farrow & Co
...REAL ESTATE...
Loans and Insurance. Dealer In
Harvesting Machinery, Imple
ments. Also have storage room
st reasonable rates.
Offloe 606 Willamette Bt
-fIRHT
National Bank
Consider the Cigar
When you amoka we want you to ennilder what
yon aramoking-how It taatsa and what it meau
toyonrsyatcm.
W Want You To Think Klndhor
While You Smoke
Mount Hood Cigars.
It', the maul , excellent olnar for men who Ilk
pure tobaooo well hanillod, and who oan afford to
ly a dime. For Sale by all I'iretclasa Sealara.
MARX STEAM DYEING
AN CLEANING WORKS
CHRIS MARX, Jr. Prop.
Beit equipped plant in the etate (or steam
oieanioK ana ayeinx clntnea. special machin
ery for cleaninir. dveioK and liniehinir ladle.1
dreu Booda. Ynur personal clothing sponged
ami preeasa lor L w per montn.
Phone Red 56-5 No 9 Ent Jevtnlh SL
'WAAMAAMAAVVVvVVVVV
PALACE MEAT MARKET
BRODERS BROS I
CHOICE HEATS OF ALL KINDS
Schneider Bld.g., EUGENE.
Eugene Blue River
STAGE LINE.
E. BANGS, Proprietor
Htactj left vera Kutrnno for RIh du..
wauy wxwpidunaay at 5:30 a m
rf-iiw.., uu8D,"r
Worn
A WEDDING BREAKFAST
Tfokeu for sale
Bigene.
at I. Bangs' llrery .table.
or dinner I. alway. 'sorted with the
rnoiraet wine, and liquors that can
be procured. For social functions of
any kind we h ave the purest and best
wines, of either imported or domestic
nnlace, by the caw, bottle or gallon,
at prices that Ton can't tn.i-.h 1.,.
witj in A u irons, at
qui
E C HUGHES'
Successor to W M Renshnw
The
Bonboniere
Bakery.
First Class Goods.
Mince Pies made of
Home Made
Mince Meat . . .
6ao South Willamette
Phone, Red 4
"The Biggest Sensation "verywhsrs"
Liu put-
Co na ps able Pocket
oiereoscope
Apparatus
II smallest StcrocOj with the strongest on
i"rct": MM? nnlsh! in differliTonlol.
VJ '"v,rd,coratio1" mouldings,
f M?oinl'hs. riews of art
Of Euqgne.
Paid un Cath Capital $50 OOO
iurolua - S50.OO0
Eugene, Orefjon,
4 GBNERAIi BAWKINa B03INKa8
uoae on reaenab.'e terms. 8igh
Wafts on Chicago, Man Frandaoo and Port
land. Oregon.
Bills of exchange sold on foreign comi tries.
Ueposfta raoeW enbjaot to check or oertiti.
Ate of deposit.
All oollections ntnutod to nutwUl reoelve
prompt anemion,
PrenHent.
9 B Kaiia,
Vice President
mentotoOgdenandSp?'
nd ourist cars ton.-"
St.Lonis, NeTolfi
asDington.
, Oonnecting st R. p..
d"o with a.v.L.'
Un 'or HonoWiTT
Clhina, Phmipiir-
nd South AaiWS
V V lv...
TICKETS
lOANUFEojlAU,
POINTS EAST
VIv
SHORT LINE
1 TO
St- Paul, Dululli, liinoeapo'ii, ;;i
;and POINTS EAST
1. 13.1 in. . . .
AuruuKu jraiaceiann lonmt olrejMi
Dining and Buffet Kmokiu LibrsryCi
DAILY TRAINS; FA8T TIME
For Rates, Folders and Kul Itbai
regarding ticket , routes etc, csll on t idea I
J. W.PHALON, in H, DlCKa0X.il
122 THIRD STREET, PORTUID
A. B. C. DBNNISTON, H. W. r.A.
612 First Avenue, 8K ATTI.B, Wiaf i
P. K. Svouoiuatj,
Utufaier.
L. H. Potter
s&mIiuiii
affJUl
OPFGON
TO
THE
EAST
EUGENE LOAN and
SAVINGS BANK
Tha Oi R.
Gives .tbe
Choice tl
S DAILY
Of Eugene. Oregon.
Paid Up Cash taptal
Surplus
S50.000
25.0C0
nvrtD ON FAVORABLE TCPM
fasb. I .a ...
OnltadRtIT...; s..TJ """"'P?'.'""" 'Hi
iJSiT?" "" on Denand OertlOoa'a
Uepo.it when left rtatad nornvl "
ra..l??,'.,e?wl0"r P"Mnpt attenuaa.
City anduounty Warranto bought
ONE
1 B
wm
MlnneiP'l
St. (Paul -I
Chicago
W I. BHOWK.
Prs.ldsn!.
r. m. o burn.
o. . mm,
Vlss Praaf
W. W.BR0WK
' 0.
ith rich tf.tl.1 an.!
Including 'JO V j'
(genrei. I'nce Only 1.00. Sent eT.rvwl.i-.
prepaid in letter form AiHfv"r3'.?rT2W?1"
a i nu,
LILIPUT STEREOSCOPE CO.
FOIihKsr BI-U.U1KU, PhilTwphU0
DUNN BROTHERS
Tho.nTnnsn rem. ly t, me
lsone th.treu,o, th, ciussani
Pe rm. ,u, uunl
.Iii-t tV Ii thafa all. On.
bottle gires relief-IH.M All
a Hraiaista. X .1 i.. "
f H.I.7.. i ." , rerne,
u g
Lane Gountv
Bank
TWOIVIA
THE OREGON
SHORT LIKE
to
Salt Lake-,
Denver,
Omaha
Chicago and
Kansas City.
6 Dy for
SAN FRANCISCO,
Boats leave Purtland dally I
lanieiuj.nd ColumtlaWW
Monthly HtmeraloChlM
u. mil Information cal1 m "'
dreeo DPrwt O. B. A
or addnwe, .
A. U. (.Kfli
Gen'l Paasenner f
Pnrtlsnd.
OF
EUGENE. OREGON
EstaMished In 1883. Oldest
Bank.fa tha County.
A flAnarnl T)ti .
. " , JJU"King Dusiness
on oranches transacted
on favorable terms.
"OVEY, President
L 0. HUL1N. Cashier
B. H. HOVEY, Asst Cashier.
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HQ
The Hoffman
W.0.2EIGLER Proprietor.
. SUNDAY DINNER 50c
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th all 1 ransr." - ... t
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