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About Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1902)
bails Mugetie Guard OAMPBK.i. R'iOS Publiahew Pub.Uhel creri aunlngof th week, Ban 4ey aitl. A.I lrei all communications ul imke ill r lit psyebla la u ICtum (Idaho, r.u... n. i irot..m, Oil LI. Delivered by carrier, per week I LMivereu uy earner, per uiumu. Uy mail one year (to. aliraiioe). . . Bii months II... month. 3 u'U)W'l)U... 16 Ml 0 00 8 00 w 0i 12.00 I (111 AJrartisiair ratal made known on a pullet- tiu.t. Bis months Kbtend a seoond-dass matter at tba E itue. Oregon, poatoliioe. TUB EA8TKKN OFFICES Of the P Harare at 230 to 284 Temple Court, New York Oity.and U ti Kijrees Uldg, 87 Wash Ington Bt, Chicago, III, K KA'I Z AdvertU n, Agenoy In oharge. TUUKSDAY OCTOBER 30 . A CHEERFUL LIAR. The Oregonlan has a jewel of a "Washington Newa" Bureau" cor respondent that is from an Ore gonian standpoint, lie makes no . more ado about lying when a mat ter of politics" is concerned than Chinese diplomats do when dealing with Christians, In a "Bureau" dispatch under date of the 27th -the Oregonian news service, referring to the New York election, states that "it ie conceded by Demoorats generally, and asserted by the Republicans, that Odell will carry the state by 6000 to 20,000 plurality." The poor memories .of liars generally work their undoing, and this is a oase in point. After such a broad state ment as to the politioal situation in the Empire state no one would expect to hear that the Dem cortit who "conoede" ihe eleo tiou are so willfully, perversely foolish as to bet their uiodey on David B Hill,' the Djui mrutio can didate for governor. Yet that ie what this jewel of a oorrecpondent Bays they are doing at the odds of about seven to ten $70 to $100, Singular that men who "oonoede" delett should threw their money away I ' : Ordinarily euoh an obvious oon tradiotion of statement would be censored of the glaring inconsiut enoy In the home newspaper office. Not so with the Oregonian. ' About as two big fools as a pro prietor of a ''Fool" show oould wish resided in New York the other day one of thsm is dead now. A mediolne ehow had a member who shot apples off people's heath thai 1h when he oould find a man who wouiu nana oeiore uis riue. lit tried it onoe too often Saturday night, killing his man. And the atrange part of it was that both Bhnoler and the apple-bolder per eietod in their respective parts after the QrBt two Bhota Dred missed their mark. They would not take warning, with the result that one is dead while the other la held for manslaughter. President Rjoatvelt was spared the humiliation of naming a day of Thanksgiving while the big coal Btrlke was on, . It was narrow es cape, though. The New York City budget for 1903 carries nearly ninety-eigt mil lion dollars. Rather an expensive town government. One of the central figures of the Boer war is dead Commandant Botha. SHIFTING THE TROUBLE. Lawveh: If you leave all your property to your second wife, your children will certainly try to break your will. Will-Maker: Of course. That's what I want them to do, I want them to have their full share of my money. Lawyer: Then why bequeath it at all to your wife? Will-Makir: Well, vou see, it will be easier for my children to oreak my will than it is for me to break hers. New York Weekly. Thurston Items, Guard Special Service. Thuhbton, Oor. 20. Mr Frank Ubevelair, our merchant, Ie Improving Die dwelling Louie. , . Mr Charlie dray arrived from the Coast Monday with a load of fresh sal mon. Mr Price a'ud family returned yes terday from a pleasant vlxit with Mr Price's father near Elmlra. 9Mr Baker and family, from near Jasper, are moving Into the Hayden house with the Intention of starting a blkOBsrailh shop at this place. ' Mr and Mrs O W Young, of Kugene, Mrs (.'laud Copple, of Hood Klver, and Miss Ruby Conk, of Oregon City, spent the day last Monday with Mr J E P Withers and family. "Dksdemona." MAN AND MARRIAGE. Toe Register Informing itj read era of being elected a member of the Assooiated PreBS, a ad announc ing a telegraphlo eervloe, says thai ' Eugene has never had a paper that Kave to its readers fresh and orisp Jrom the wires the tolegraphlo news ul the world." The Register is not ignorant of the fact that the Guard has maintained a special or regular telegraphic service nearly contin uously sinee the early part of 1308. Farther, when the Daily Ui'Aitu vie established in 1891 It gave an Associated l'tets cervine for more than a year. A newspaper, like an individual, should not lay its ve rae ty open to question. Bishop Moore, Methodist, in charge of (he missions in China, J ipan and Coreasays the converted Vsatbens make good markets fot our products. What must those "converted heathen" think of the Curlstlan oountrr that is anxious lr their trade while it will not ji rmit their presenoeT It is a case o the "fatherhood of God" with no 'hrrttherhood of man." Snare Advlne About Methods Before and After tbe C'eremonr In 'JHor Itoynl Highness Woman" Max O'ltcll gives soino very en go ad vice to men as to what thoy should and should not do both boforo and after marriage. The following extracts will be of Interest to readers: Novcr marry a woman richer than you, ono taller than you or one older than you. Ilo nlwayB gently superior to your wifo In fortune, in slzo and In age, so that in every possible way she may appeal to you for help or protection, either through your purse, your strength or your experience In life. Marry her at an ago that will nlways enahlo you to piny with her all the dif ferent characteristic parts of a hus banda chum, a lover, an adviser, a protector and Just a tiny suspicion of a father. Iiowovcr 111 you may speak or think of womon, you will always Und a worn an nolo to do it better than you. Nover let your ladylovo see you with out a collar no, not even the very wlfo of your bosom. A man's head without a collar 1b Ilka a bouquet without a holder. Nover lot her see you asleep. Maybo you sloop with your mouth open. If you aro married, let your wlfo sleep first When you aro qulto Buro she Is off, let yourself go, and bo careful to wake up first in tho morning. Blamnrek on Champagne. years ago, when llnron llengelmuller was assistant secretary of tho Austrian embassy at Ilerlln, lllBinarck gave n dinner to which tho baron was invited. All tlio guests except Von llengervar drank champagne, and lllsmarck, not ing the young man's abstinence, asked tho reason therefor. "I hnvo not yet earned tho right so to indulge," was the reply. "All, that will not do," remarked Ms mnrek; "It Is allotted to every ablobod led man In this world to consume In his lifetime 10,000 bottles of champagne ;-o you should begin now lost you fall to secure your .lurt portion." ."If HUM. bullies be tho allotment for the ordinary mun," responded the young dlplnmntltt, bowing to the Iron Chan crllor, "your exwllency, being an ex tiaoKliniiry num. should hnvo double allowance, and 1 therefore toko great pleasure In awarding my sliuro to you." "I thank you," Itlsmnrek replied, "hut permit me to Inform you that without waiting for your grand reuunelatlou 1 novo already passed the 20,000 mark - Saturday hyonhuMJost. To clone, a few 5-d rawer drop-head sewing machines, guaranteed for Ave years. KiUal to any $30 machine made. Hpeclal, while they last, only tao each, Painb A Kay, . r TO CURB A COLO IN ONU DAY Take Laxative lironio Quinine Tablets All drugglrU refund the money If II falls to cure. K V Urnve'i smiature Is on each box. S!5o. THE BIG A growing industry of the coun try Is that of rohSing banks. It teems to thrive without protection -seems able to hold its own gainst European pauper burglar I a bar. It was a great triumph for Pretl dent Mitohell, that at Wilkesbarre yesterday when in falling snow tm thousand ooalmluers marobed afier his oarriaga. 40 Bo much noko o( on Ihe streets ot rngetie I. tb. OY FUTON WALL PAPHl and PAINICO, No 40 Weal Kighth et'eet. At this place jon'll and eTrrT.hlug that u new and ap-io .V.e in wallpaper, paint and oil. and ever) tuug earrtrd In our hue. THESE ARE GOOD TIMES . . . t4 .r av m m to $18.00 for narnmer guns and $25.00 up for hammerlosa guns We hati Winchester rifles and shot guns at lowest prices on this coast. W aho sell rifles at $5.50. Clvnr rilUs at $3.75, $3.00 and $2 25. In carl .dges w stock and all the nicest loads at 50 cents and up. And you- ought to treat your relf to a line new gun. We have a , crv lnrpfi st ck of them. Fine .-fii' double ami eingle barrel in 10, 12, 1G and 20 bore, at prices that are so reasonable that no one objects to sr. co for the single barrel to $7.00, and ' lor tlie clouuie Darrei iruin jw.w We have a complete .stock ot the famoun blevens e have a very large We would like to have you call and look oar goods over. Elegant warranted pocket knives. The Big Foot Brand is the best that money can buy. rifflE are now selling an elegant line of sewing machines at $16.85 up. liJ 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. SHASTA iit,LU U!i,,u at K-ui. '. .'' ' "'1 iuru, At Atbinuu At o. -srainvo -f- rimcito ' Ojdeu Ar IJeaver Ar Kju-tr Cilv Ar Cliica.-o Ar LoiAo-ele- Ar F'. I v, Ar I'm; SVoitU Ar City of iloiioo Ar Htojton Ar Viliin(!to-i m Barker Gun Works, Eugene, Ore. 1;.. I': 'i 2" -Km ty . h.lthtr.1... 7.- mentotooen,,,? and ounst can toChiS w.teew - ih... for H,,,,1 China, l,hillii,inJ' r-1 aodHouUiAiuerlcl 3ee Mr L G Adair, anent t p or addres H ' " t W Ecoman University School of Music. oooooooo Terms quoted below are for one lesson a week, more than one lesson the Bame rates will be charged ition payable monthly in adnce. riAWii. Mrs lloiientiecK, a mouia ?d ana 91 MrFraasr t3 60 VOOAL MUSIC Min Stinaon, prirate - lewoaa in aiulit reeling, repertoire, voice building fl 50 IntlaiweH of two 3 50 In claawa ill three 8 00 Childrena clau in flight reading 1 00 For Tu- VIOLIN. Mm Pines, Private lessons $1 00 a month . HARMON V Counterpoint, and Compo Ition Private lessons S4 00 a month. Classes of four or six $1 00 a month. rae couraei IoaJIngT to teachers diploma. ' musiual degree I. M. GLEN, Dean. Consider the Cigar When you amoke we want you to oonsiiler what you arennioklug-how It tastes and what it means to your system. W Want You To Think Kindly oi While You Smoke I Mount Hood Cigars. It's the moat excellent olgar for mm who lilt' puretohacoow.il handled, and who can afford to pay a dime. For Sale by all Firstolajs Dealers. C S Farrow & Co ...REAL ESTATE... Ixmns flftd Influrance. Dealer In HarveBtiDK Muchlne-v, Imple ments. AiBohH.ro Bio age room at reasonable rales. sFOffloe 606 Willamette St F1K3T - National Bank MARX STEAM DYEING and CLEANING WORKS CHRIS MARX, Jr. Prop. Hunt fnuiimit til-int In fliAnfiatA fnf otflum cleAuiuy and dieiuR ulthes. Spacinl mnuhin- H .; ery for clesninir, dvi'J am! linishinK hdiet.' . r 'id -i dress ftooda. Your personal c!othi"g spiiuued : ' anu pressea u r 91. uu per mon1 h. Paid ui Cash Capital B60 OOO Surolua 850.000 EuQeno t Oregon, r. 4 GRNEUAL.FXtVKlKU HOHCiiSS oh Uono on reea suable terms. tvgh drafts on Chicago Francisco and Port Urtl, Oregon. litllB of etohange sold on foreign covo ..aa, LepoBics rocetvea suDjeot to oneck or c?.;itf oate of deposit. au ooiieonoiH entrusted to tw wn i -.b.vr mmn attention 1'. E. Skoo- L. II. Porria Phone Red 56 5 No 9 East Seventh St PALACE MEAT MARKET i BRODERS BROS I CHOICE HEATS OF ALL KINDS Schncidcrjd EUGENE. 5 Mwm A WEDDING BREAKFAST or ilinner Ip always served with the choict wines ami liqn.irs that can be neure,l. For atKlal (unctions of any kin.l we hare the purest anil beet wtnw, of either iniporte.1 or domestic rint(te, by ihe cane, bottle or gallon, at tirirw that you can't match for quality in Kugene, at E C HUGHES' Successor to W M Renshaw Eugene blue River STAGE LINC. B. BAN US, Proprietor Ping leaytw Kuironn :'.ir Blue Rlv, r Daily eiOMt.tJuuduy ut 6:3U a in Rtl.irniiir Htaita arriv t t lr,, . daily .-x.vpt Nil nKva at 7 1. 111. Ticlltits for MlA .1 V Rann. tl. ....... Bigene. .,., "The Biggest Sonati"n "very where" li li put Co iu ps able Pocket Stereoscope . Aoparatus 1 1 e sni.llct Ss,.r, o,,e wi h th stromiest on i, . 1. " i " T ""rallons mou Mingi. Injlmiiog 20 V r Pnotographs, views of irt irnrvl . 1 rice Unlv U1.110. ' Sent evervwhere .re,,l in letter form. AUKNTS WANT?? L'LIPUT STEREOSCOPE r.n. UTTII ww i uilatlelphin . Lane County Bank OF EUGENE, OREGON Established in 18M3. Old t Bauk.in the County. A General Banking business in an Drauclies transacted on favorable terms. A. G. H0VEY, President L G. HULIN, Cashier B. H. HOVEY. Asst Cashier. TICKETS TO AND FROM ALL POINTS EAST WW SHORTLINE TO St. Puul, Du'Uih, k Ar- roiNToWST Thronch Paht an.! 1 onrbt SIltm . Dining e-jil rinffet SmvkiDii 1Aii( DAILY TAlNSiFASTTlK For I'ate?, Folder and Koll hfm regarding ticket , routes etc, call ot or sHfl J. W.PPH ALON, T p a H. DICKSCX -. 122 THlfiO STREET, POIIUli A. B. C. UKNNISTON, '1. ff. P.A 612 First Avenue, HEA'ITLF,Wm mm Mia Oregon ShohtLi llNIalNPiCIFIC EAST TO THE The O. 3. N. Gives t a Choice of THREE H Alt V UHILI TRAINS EUGENE LOflfl and FuKhKsr uuu.uixa, The Bonbonicre Bakery. First Cliss Goods. Mince Pies made of Home Made Mince Meat . . . fio Sonth Willamette Plione, Red 55-4 DUNN BROTHERS mm .Mi'.; s 1 Is one th.t re u.ive. tin ou,ni j, P-nu. I'.le -tp-jitia , w, t,lU II .Tit.t ti't. It-;), 4 0 ! hittle girw re:ifl 30 111 Mont, for iaterestini SSHsiiyjL mm 1 Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Capl Surplus - S50.0C0 23.K0 OaNcaai. aaNKina auamr orsn ON FAVOatBLf TIUMt. w f. esnwrt. . i)tm'N 0. a paint, Vlie Preil : T. W, BROWN TWO VIA THE OREGON SHORT LINE 10 Salt Lake, Denver, Omaha Chicago and Kansas City. ONE THE ti n. TS Snokini St. (Paul i'1 ( Ghlcigfr Ooean Steamere leave Poitta" 5 Da) a for SAN FRANCISCO. lruetieauil LWumtlaftwrW Uto.ihly UteanitratoChio"; Foi lull Information H " drew nearest O. R. N-W or oil.lreMi, , A. U CRAIO. Gen'l Paseeniier Al'"1 irW . The floffrngc W.O.ZEIGLER Proprietor. SUNDAY DINNER 50c Eugene, . . Q.e I If " " ..IB t.IMI' ' I . . - in - . t. " ' '7.: i.'MlrJ"' WAfKM ?? .: ,'K,wrl' r..tni Mt or.i Ttii" -th all Transrontinenial V, farther liifomiatwe. I a-l ..T Tl.-kt Atettor , rrff Tra.f-jKP.t.aio-
