Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, October 31, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextDail) H'cut; (iiiard CAJJl'tiliL 12-08 Jubliuhers P.b'.lml ,twT orejiuirof the week, Bun lays eic lots I. Adlrewell communications al me U Mait.tMM psyabla o tu KojiHI Uuaki'i Uutci., Urein. BUlidUlUPriON KATKA -J Vjllvered by carrier, per wk.. Dolnered by currier, per uioulu by uu one yenc tin advance). . I 15 W 8 (10 8 00 6U 06 Oae wuutu. S mid cools. triuLi. 3-. vss 8il UiODtlU J. W Advertising rates mule known on applica tion, tutored as eeoond-cuas luue. Oregon, postotnoe. matter at the TUB EASTERN OFKIOK8 -Of the piper retiB0 t J 231 Temple Court, New York Oily, end 0 B Kipress bid B Wi 0iion8t., Obioxo, I!'.,KKAT2, Advartls m., Axency In charge, J'BIDAY OCTOBER 31 Now there to a real oauue for a Frenoh duel. One deputy kioked another on the ehlnB. Among other oatohing things at New York is an infeatioua eye disease that is prevalent in the publio school B. Just think how that ooal strike oominiBBion mast have felt when compelled to wait at the month of n shaft till the body of a miner just killed in an aooident could be brought up before they oould start .down I If your gate is oarried off tonight don't get mad and Bay, even think, oUBS'Words. Juet go hunt it up, carry it home and promise yourself that the gate will be looked np in the parlor or some equally Beoure plaoe on the next Hallowe'en oo-ourreuoe. M.ss Hutlon at Portland oould sot forego the celebration of her fifteeuth birthday, though eipk a-bed. She invited her girl play mates to see her and they had lots of fun. There 1b no fun now, though, about the homes of those playful girlH. Her illneBB haa developed Into a oase of smallpox. The marvelous advances of pree ent day surgery are shown by tbe readiness of the ableBt men in tbe hospitals to take etitohes in the Leait itaolf when a patient Is brought in bo wounded in the very center of vitality that suoh an operation affords the only possible ohenoe of prolonging; life. The oofftie producing ones about Santa Maria volcano in Ouatemala were destroyed by the eruption last week. The cablegram, "ISoormous losses. Horrible eruption," tells tut Btary of this latest disaster through the esoape of the pent-up fires that raige under the oruet of this old earth, upon whioh we walk about Tfilb seeming seourity. Tbe Portland petitioners of Gov ernor Geer for a speoial session of the legislature aver that tbey are "large taxpayers." From the way that Multnomah ODunty aBseasment toll compares with those of outside ouuties it does not seem poeaible that Portland has suoh a thing as a large taxpayer. Probably they mean that they ought to be. New York physlolans who teati fiidatthe inquest of a child that died while under treatment of a Christian Soleotist claimed that tbe life oould havs been saved by Vrapcr treatment. . Of oouree the Boientieta are longing for an op portunity to give their opinion on the came of death of some physi cian's patient. They would not lay the calamity to natural oauserl The ooal strike commission probably thought it was an easy j ib until tbey had to make that first fall into a ooal mine yesterday. Tiie several hundred feet of a verti cil shaft, then the dark, damp, tin canuy tunnels and workings it ere enough to try the nerve of men wboie experience of day uutil then i probably eunuoel to Ooi's blessed sunlight. The miners will lo-e no ground through tbat trip. N'ew York clergymen will visit the theaters, so In oase a play is not fit to be seen they may warn, tbeir iolks against It. Something else tnay happen) "Vloe is a monster of suoh hlJeous mien, Ai to be hated need hut to be seen; But Been too oft, familiar with her fac, We Ant endure, then pity, then embrace." ' DOING BETTER WORK. A very plain man in Glasgow has a very pretty daughter. One day she was sitting on his knee be fore a looking-Klasp. She con emplated the reflection of their two sees and then asked. ''Papa, did God make me?'' ''YeB, dear," he replied. "And did He make you?" "Yes." Looking again in the mirror she drew a long breath and rejoined: 'He must be turning nut better work lately, isn't He?" Scotoh American. Courthouse News REAL ESTATE TBANBFEK8. U B to John li FurDiph 100 acres in tp!8 s r 0 w, patent. U B to II F Kane 160 aores to tp 18 s r 9 w, patent. F W and Mary Saubert to M B dmlth land In see 10 tp 18 s r 11 w, t lOfi. B F and Bopbla J Kane to John 0 rJolden 160 aores In tp 18 s r 9 w, $600. Q W and A A Porter to Mlotle How anl 183.24 aores In tp 17 s r 6 w, $1. nU and Elaadie Beaman loHO f Loniley land in seo 28 tp 16 s r 6 w, (160. William Odgera to Josephine Begar lut In "Honey Bee" and "Yellow Jacket" claims In Blue Itlver mining Jlstrlot, $1. . dtate of Oregon to O Brandes 820 teres In tp 15 s r 8 w, $400. E Wilcox to W D Wolvorton 165.64 icren In tp 16 4 r6 e, $10. CIRO01T COUKT. John Hawklnson wO H Urunnlg, to determine full ownership of Blue bird mining olalm in Blue lilver dls trlot. Tbonipaou Hardy attorneys for plrlutlff- , ' PKOBATE MATTKBS.' i Estate of Allen Bond, dcoeaarj. A I Zuinwalt, P W Hcqua and W P Barger, appraiser, fix value ;of estate U $21,254.94. B Ij Bond appointed ad- uinlatrator of partueralilp property of '!eoeased. MAKBIAOE LICENSES. M F Hodaon and Mary Hubbard, It vV Newland nltneas. August Klenke and Uarohuo B Kow an, J J Wcod witness 1 . v -j." - t . . -X- , Ilia Kind Von Mai.? i,lwm Encyclopaedia for Sale. Tbe Quakd oilers a ten-volume AmerloaiiliBort Encyclopaedia Brltanul ja fur sale. There are OUU'J pages of cue work, UU onloreu maps or mated ana OJUiilrleu anu numerous lliu-lratlone, It la durably bouud In sheep and has been well used. In this oondenaatliinof the Brltaulca dHpeclal pal us were taken, aa the name IndloatCH, to give apeolal preference to mtijeots of Amerlcau Interest, at the tttuie time prunlug long ana prolix trtk'lea of all superfluity, though not materially ourlalllug the presentation iiuealrable racta. This encyclopaedia has ben In oon itaut ue for several yeare. It Is oiler id lor aale for the sufllolmit reaaori that iheoflloe has been supplied with wmplete Brltannlca with a live-volume American supplement." Cashier Wanted. A lady oaidiler wanted at once at Ax Billy's department store. CASTOR i A For Infftuta ind Children ,Tm Kind Yfio Haia Always Bought the ol Invalid's Chair. One second' band Invalid's wheel chair at a bar gain. Kays FuknituhkCo. Tooloce, a few 6-drawor drop-head aewlng maohlues, guaranteed for five yearn. Equal to any $30 machine made. Bpeolal, while tbey last, only f'J) eaoh. Painr a Kay, BEST FOR THE BOWELS If fort hftTrn'l ii rrirtlUr, hrlthy iiiorvraitnt of thl rKiwcla rTt ry ilav, )m n? 111 or Mill li. Kt-fji ytnn tNM-la o-n, mi.) lie woll. Knr It) tli )iaof to lent lOijslot.r HI .l.-i, l dun if. urn. Tlio uniOiith (utt.rx.U.t inoal . rfr- tfcj wt kvllti tti bowU CANDY " A -VL-1 A ri-riA EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY rinaaanl. I'alataMx. r,lrnl Tatln (I.umI TViCltxtd ir tixs. Wrtin for it uilv, mill InKiLlvl irritiiMi HKvritr nnrT. rtm u.a t mw torn, KEEP YOUR BLOOD GLEAN THE BIG: 40 Ho much iHkn olon llm ttrx ta ol Kiikvii Ik the OVKHTON WALL 1'AI KH and PAIN1CO, No 40 Wn Ku hib nwi, At tbU plar yon'll And unjlhipa (liatiarlrw ana op to .'at In allpa. paluta and oils an l erjrtl.iug cairlrd In our Imt. THESE ARE GOOD TIMES . . . my And you ought to treat .your f elf to a tine new gun. We have a verv laree. stock of them. Fine J,...kl,. ami uinirlfi hillTel ill 10. i. .'C Cltv. t ..0-- 16 and 20 bore, at prices that are so WitJ .,kl.i tlal nn nnfi ohieCtS tO (t,m Tho nrir-fis run from $6.00 for the single barrel to 7.00, and 1' for the double barrel from $10.50 to $18.00 for Hammer guns and $25.00 up for lmmrnerles guns e have a corapkte stock o " JsTM- ssiSf jc t"- stock and all the nicest loads at 50 cents and up. sr.;- We would like to have you call and look oar goodsJover. Elegant warranted pocket knives. The Big Foot Brand is the best that money can buy. WE are now selling an elegant line of sewing machines at $16.85 up. 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. SOUTH ..t 1. 1 it tile Hi SHASTA Nnt Miiona at S;t 0. ' i-rtJm d Ax Aahlana Aj Sacramnnt r Sim Francixx, Ar UeoTat Ar Kaoaoa City Ar LoaAnselea Ar El Piuk, - - t.urui Ar City of Mexico Ar New Orleanj Ar WaHliinotn Ar Now York mil a" is?- !! ft?.'S mentotoOgdeaaadfipS: and ouriat car. toChicS ConnecUns; at San p. dco with wv.r.1 .uaaSK Una for Honolulo, JuZ and South Am.rfeL W "PA Portlnd u, Barker Gun Worhs, Eugene, Ore. U TICKETS TO AND FROM AU POINTS EASF SHCRTLINE University School of Music. oooooooo Terms quoted below are for one lesson a week. For more than one lesson the same rates will be charged. Tu ition payable monthly in adnce. lIANO.-JIreHollenbck,amonthJ3and4VI0LlN. Mrl Plpaa, F rlvate leaaona S4 00 Mrl? rar DUI a month. I S3 50 VOUALi IMUHIU. Altn Stloion, private leMoriH In night reading, repertoire, voice Imiliting S4 50 In clamioR of two 8 50 In clamos of three 8 00 ChitdreuB clans in eight readlug 1 00 HAKMONY Counterpoint, and Oompo- ition Privat lettenna 94 00 a month. Classes of four or six SI 00 a month. fae oouraei leading!1 to teachers diploma. " ' " musical degree I. M. GLEN, Da an. C S Farrow & Co ...REAL ESTATE... I Lot I Ha I me If loans and Insnranoe. Dealer In UarreBtlDK Macmnery, iinpi mente, Aluonavo, storage room reason ame raiei. Office BOS Willamette Bt Consider the Cigar When you smoke we want you to ennaider what yon areimoking how it taates and what it means to your system. Wt Want You To Think Kladly ol While You Smoke ' Mount Hood Cigars. It's the most excellent olijar formw who Ilk pure tobacco w ill handled, and who can afford to " pay a dime. For Sal. by aU Firstclaaa Dealers. MARX STEAM DYEING and CLEANING WORKS CHRIS MARX, Jr. Prop. Best equipped plant in the state for steam cleaning and dyeiuir clothes. Speoial machin ery fur cleaning. dy.iuK and finishing ladiea' dress goods. Ynur personal clothing sponged and pressed for 9U0U per month. Phne Red 56-5 No 9 East Seventh SL FIRST National Bank Ptd ui Cath Capital S5OO00 Surolua 850,000 ( Eugane Oregon, A GENERAL BArVKING BUSINESS XI. Done on na3nable terma. Sigh drafts on Chicago, Han Francisco and Port land. Oregon. BiUfl of exchange sold on foreign conntrlee. Deposits received ttnbjeot to check or oertffi oate of deposit. All eolleotioni entrusted to us will reoelvp orompt attention. AAAAaVWVWWV PA1 APF IMF AT lUAntCT C BRODERS BROS I CHOICE HEATS OF ALL KINDS chncidcrBId, EUGENE. Eugene -- Blue River STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. T Q Huror cia, President d B K&n, V-. -.-. I'.Ml.leBt P. K. SNOiJOm-i. Cashier, fj. H. Potmb AaaistanL Lane County Bank OF- jfMm A WEDDING BREAKFAST or i Inner l always fwn e.1 with the rhoioeat wines ami liquor, that can he procured. For ancial functions of any kind we hare the purest and het wine., ol .iiher importnt or domestio vintaee, hv the cam. Wtla . . J . . ' v n. nn tr.i von ma ( n.k BtHffV) lejiVM Kllmiis for Klna River Dilly eioept ctuiiday at 6 :3U a ni Rptaniiug atane arriv a at Ejgene dally xieH (SujUayB at 7 p m. TlekeU for aale Rugeue. at K, Bangs' ltrery stable, l quality in BuKene, at for E C HUGHES' Successor to V M Rensliaw The Bonboniere Bakery. DUNN BROTHERS First Class Goods. Mince Pies made of Home Made Mince Meat . . . 640 South Wiilamet I'hone, Red JJ-4 "The Ulggest Senation i'vrywher." LILIPUT Co Ha ps able Pocket Stereoscope Apparatus uT l, 3 , T u'" strongest op- -i.T L i . V "":" ninerent colors with rich k.j1,I and .ilverdecorations moulding., lnsludmg JO VF Photographs, .lews of t arel. 1 rice UnW $1.00. Sent evervwher. preiidin letter form. AUBNTS WANTKl). LILIPUT STEREOSCOPE CO- rOKhKT BUU.UIN-U, PhiMelphU. EUGENE, OREGON Established in 18S3. Oldut Bank.inthe 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. TO St Paul, Mm, Minneapoiis, ANP l'OIKTS EAST Through Palacr and Tourist Sletpm Dining and Buffet Smokies lihiirj b DAILY TKAlNSiFASTTIini For Itates, Folders and Full Iafura regarding ticket , routes etc, call on oraldH J. W.IPHALON, 1 p a a DICKSOX !t 122 THIRD STREET, P0RTUI3 A. B. (J, DKNN18TIW, O. W. F.A, 612 First Arerue, SEA1TLF, Vl 11) 1 i!o $W) OREGON Short UNION PiCIHC EAST TO THE The O. R. N. Gives .t e Choice ol S DAILY TWO VIA THE OREGON SHORT LINE Salt Lake, Denver, Omaha Chicago and Kansas City. ONE THE HI lORW SI, Snokint Mlnneipo" St. IPaul " Chicig- EUGENE LOflU and T-i.oinnni)nir:o)lf ti an is one thit re ure th. ei'inan l 1 -ria Pds ip MiS j ,i tMs. Tu.t U' It-thu's all. Oas bottle gires relief-Jl 50 All dr,i1sta. s,nl u, ijr- Vml Helena, Mont., for interesting rv r-t i$i SAVINGS BANE Of Eugene. Oregon. Paid Up Cash Distal Surplus S&0.000 25.0F0 Oown Btearuerr Im n Pol'M 10 5 Day for SAN FRANCISCO. Knt- i.vh t'.T .and iliiy '' ,i L',.iumllaKin. , ri.iiiaiDO'a" moiiin owsmt" "TTiull luformatlon call ' dreaa upriwI O. R N-T"'" or Uilr(, . A. L. (.RAW Gen'l Paawnger AI1 a (NmaL sUNKiNa auaiNtse thh aono ON ravoNAILI TtaM. bSZH&ZZSI '" o the Interest allowed on Demand Carllnoata of Deposit .hen ..(t .ud Sod. ' M.i ??. "ln our Prompt atienuon. Cltj and Countj Karraiu bouihc w (. eaoM, Prsiloin t . ntaiiiN i 0. PAINE, Vies frssl 1 n' . W.BR0MN 0. .1 The Hoffman W.O.ZEIGLER Proprietor. SUNDAY DINNER 50c Eugene, . . Qre i!l ... 00r J. W.CASKY l!i