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Newspaper Page TextDaily Rugene Guard CAMPBELL RTtOS Publishers Peb'.ljbe'i erarv -.veulujrof the week. Bun iavs except!. Ad bee. ail communications vol mits ill n' payable to (ta KooialOrjAJUi, butane, Oregon, suusuitif nu.N iiATKa. ); HAILf. lMlverad by carrier, par weok I 15 iMiverad by carrier, par month W Br mail one year (in edYauosi 00 Bit month 00 ne rnonlb...... W SjuIj owle 0( WIVLI. Djeyear K.00 Oil month 1 0U Advertising rataa made known on applica tion, Eutered w eaoond-ciaas mattes- at the at jgena, Oregon, poatothoe. THE OFFICES Of tha Bluer are at IU to -34 Temple Court, Naw York Oil, an J U 8 Kipraa. Bldrf, 87 Waau lufton St., Cuioano, I1L, K KAIVj Advertia n Agwioy in uharge, SATURDAY NOVEMBER 1 A SAMPLE ITRUST ROBBERY. The Paolflo Ooaat Bait trust that in lesB than two years advanoed prloeu of Salt from 13 to 130 a ton ia in a dilemma. The United States is after it. In response the trutt pleads that the government .fix a "reasonable" price at which the necessity may be sold, and this al though a out of one-half has been made, . The trust is aware that the fifty per cent left is exorbitant, and seeks safety from the court stopping the business by shifting the responsibility to the govern ment. ; Of course if the . government should fix a prioe below reasonable profits and oost of production the trust would protest and show oausa If the prioe fixed was still exorbi tant by reason of the laok of knowl edge of the oourt as to a proper charge, the trust would gladly sub mit thuB making the government bear the brunt of oonBumcra' oom- plaints. s Millionaire Zimmerman gave hie English duoal son-in-law a 1250,000 present the other day. The Ameri can Idea of enoouragement of in fant industries as it were. The London presB warns the British investing publio against Morgan's ship oombine stook. They claim that It is . badly watered. Do they expeot John P. to sell twenty-dollar p'.eoes at a diBoount? It oosts something to reoonetruot an Atlantio liner of the first olaae. The New York has just been floated out of the drydook after a million dollars were spent altering and rebuilding the hull. Another mil lion will be required lor maohinery and fittings. Alter all tbero is diflorenoe only In degree of Intelligence between the. white man and Indian. An Oklahoma Indian agent reports tint moBt young Indian graduates ami those who have attended sohool for a number of years will not work-are las y. . The question of whether or not operations oan be oommenoaJ on the Panama canal within a year depends on whether the people ol Colombia will qutt fighting long enough to hold a session of their congress to ratify the treaty with t ie United Statoa. And now,-', they have added another obttaole to the enjoyment of the thirsty Iowan. The supreme oourt of Iowa has just held that ex press oompantea are violating the law when they handle paokages known to contain liquor "O. O. D." that Is to oolleot the prioe of the ySme on delivery. An "old subscriber" tells the Portland Dally Journal it is no bonder gambling is the chief in dustry of that city. He relate how the town was named through a gamble. Two land proprietors, one originally from Boston, the other from Portland, Maine, eaoh contended for a name for the ernbryo oity In honor of his home tiwn. They flipped a ooin and Portland won. Chuioellor Andrews of the Unl vnrMty of Nebraska fears that ' football enthusiasm and the devil ometimea go band in hand." This confession was wrung from the chancellor on the occasion ot Ne braska's vlotory over Minnesota, when the elated Nebratkaus de molished a ttreetoar in honor of the vlotory. The chancellor should Jiol be discouraged. It I better to look tn the bright Bide. They di .1 kill the oonduotor, ' It is thought that the mining of ooal oannot be continued below the fonr thousand-foot depth on ac count of physical barriers- the in tense beat, besides the pressure of the overlying earth. At a 2500 foot depth in an English colliery oiroular supports of brick four feet in diameter were orushed, while uastiron supports twelve inobes square were snapped like pipeatems, The Royal Coal Commissioners es timate there are 48,000,000,000 tons of ooal below the four thousand-foot limit in (ireat Britain. "So the engagement is off?" "Yes; she advised him to praotioe economy and he started in by get ting her an imitation diamond ring." Detroit Free Press. "Ethel, dear, how oould you marry an aotor?" "But, mama, It won't last long!" Hotel Arrivals. TBS BMEBDE. J 8 Mediey, Cottage Grove J W Hamilton, Roaeburg J E Young, Cottage Grove Geo M Brown, Roaeburg U Palmer and wf, Chicago Frank Wolf, 8 F T Metohler, H F ' W W Monroe, Chicago ' U S Knox, l)ee Moines, Iowa M W A very, Port Orouard, Mloh Melville Ruling, New York G F Hkipwortb, Junction J Ii LeRoy, Bohemia F D Bolen and wf, Big Hprlngs I Elliott, Asbland R I Bulder, Portland Mre Mo'Jobb, Prlnevllle .1 ' , D A Moaby, Cottage Grove Jaunee Rodiord, Cottage Grove . HOFFMAN HOUSE. , Bertha Holoomb, Wendllug Laos Holoomb, Weudllng H G Lavidge, Ft Klamath V F HaUiteln, NIC FSClaxton, BF ' HA McKay, ;ure well J MoDowell, Oreswell Newton Philips, 8 F M G Schmidt, BP W A Murrell, Portland H W Htbbard, Druin O D Drain, Drain Hiram Grlgge, Drain " . Jaa Harrington, Drain G V Wtmbeily, Drain G B Banders, Drain Floyd Hedgpath, Diain Virgil Hedgpetb, Drain Fred Hedgpetb, Drain - K Wblipple, Drain Floyd Whipple, Drain . Jos Baxter), Drain . Jos Brookbart, Drain Ed Harrington, Drain Henry Eooleaton, Drain I John Johnson, Drain H 1 Harrington, Drain H DLanglll, Wash D U Frank Twell, Spokane Benton Mires A wf, Drain 8 A Griffin, Cottage Grovs John Bowie, Portlaud E A Malbeut, Portlaud J Keelebor, Yonoalla E J Anderson, Btar Ore i ' i. -x- rrn.x.e.. nu,l, ,s IIIB MM Ton Haw BIOTH 1 A PIONEER MERCHANT Bright' DlncnHO and Diabetes Are Positively Curable. A'lolpb WViiitt tiij wt-ll koown pioneer o( W( On a ntrt'ot, 8.h Fmnctico, ono of the found- Tij of tlm L'liliforu a Ci-nuker Company, luter l wt-t) ivcmtHir n, tool : i - V, lit pvratit ui to rcfor to you at one ( tin I- vwvA or dlubutui by tht VultoaCum pOUUtllT ' A.-oVou nmy. H ouifht to bo known. I faave tot.l it piont ninny ntnuit It niytiolf, Q You found It turn, to convince tbomf A i !) t.o curt'd enn belicvot Mtly. You Mil huv - Vrvt dimiulty In fusklbtf people bt tlivelt y Hud pt.ytlcluui dlaenokKM your cro is dlnicteHf A. ScvorM. The b1i1nvn wiir ffmtfv1 ! l-.rtd tmt'(i wit It inyh.ud uudor uvy back Id itiniH hid nu i iiMiiii rvs. U Hon luiiv Iwliim vnu hoarim tn Itnomvitf A. It to,rt hold loWly U mult litiva own Ki How luntf IffoMiyou wore fullj restored 1 O Cro you roi iill nny tou told Ntit lit A. J Hi o win n Mn, U., a frh-nd of ours tu tha country. Hr tixubl was Jtrigbfi UlieaHO. Q Any otlifrT A A Uiiy rrtond In Windsor. JVnoma CViuu- tv, wh Mwllit with dropttv, wild 1 neiit hor th l.rlifhl'N UUonsoi otuHuud, ltiO atooud do I no ; h it do yon think now of h ourabtllty Of itrtirhl't lr4iiiMo uiul LiiAliott'st -A.-v.Mfs swsit tW.c who will tnke thus w.uiiyuTivi iit a sunwtvnt IcntftUgf tlaiA. MivMoul whs srot3 thst Hrlhi's ni. fcn nmtif'paj art tnonrii'li but ST pir ot-nt. rr atilly ni'ovHrtiisT uiiditr (ho frMltoa IVui-Immi-.U lMwn fttri'n of ktitnoy iMtnplititil r-.t i"-ui!r t, niVt (mt nwrl irnti.tr.iioo ) I'riv ii f.r llitj Mriti'it'i lMtMO ttid ft Ni for t.t lV:,irtto inn-.'unl .h.hn J. I'M I ton Co, 4.1' M.M.i nory silrH-t. Sun KrneUoO, solt? io:itiinii.iit'. . yrrr t.-Hin tuno fyj pailvuis. IXiur.pltTu pampblvt tualka fr. Linn Drug Co, SSsSStST HoU for Kinrwimaird ttsuuty. CHieNtflll Vft'W rNiiiiall ENNYpflYAL PILLS -n.,r a- . ' . lie, II 11 II t.s I t.K'H KN.a.lMl y ltr t ti-t n.iii kvtM mi4 lCrai M..mi1atfi m4 la I la. i (4Mb i it, '.'.! , ni ''la .. h' " ralU,H p yrvta Thlt almatara la no arery In. r'tlwranlH Laiauve oromo-vtiininc t.m.u jt;aiaia tfrimfyihiffyitmtiiVm4 S You Would Have Everything In the Bakery Line That's Good Try""",aCy 2HAZELWOOD Bakery and Restaurant. Phone, Black 47-3. - C.C. HAMMOND Prop. laaM,.JI,r)tWtWa,n tt,Hu0 tS 'MARX STEAM DYEING and CLEANING WORKS CHRIS MARX, Jr. Prop. . , , , t .v.. ..... fur afjum Dtn riuijpr ytu . rj for oleaninir, dyaiag anJ lioUhing laille dreaa vooda. X oar peraooai oiii,uiiii " and iraaad for $1.00 per month. Prune Red 5o-5 No 9 Eait Jtventh St A FULL LINE OF' Heating and Cook Stoves. Prices Low. , LOUGHMILLER & PETER. BARGAINS IN CANNED GOODS. Dried sweet corn 12ic, Tamales Boneless 12c, S & W Succotash 12Jc Mince meat 12c Fancy Mackeral 12 c, Country club corn 12c Wheatine 124c 3 lb can Hominy 12c SUMMONS. T.. fll.miit nnnrkof tha Slata of Or ton for (be Ooaoty of Laoe. Emma J Fickrel pialnun va Joha Piokrel, defondant. To John Piokrel, .the aboiouio .,da fendant: la tbe name of the Stale of Oregon, loo are hereby required and gammoned to ap pear aud answer plaintiffs . oomplaint filed or "fore ail weeks from Iba date of the dhi (jiiliilcniioa o: ini sunimopB uruo oonn will grant tbe relief prijeil fir in the compbini .1 . a i . y : K 1 dirn ol said coort deolsring the m.-rrioye ui.utnct ex lniniH A .lalai.HAl.t for- ever dissolved, and that plaintiff' have WD till U UIU UWIWUJ " ' " of said marriage, Joiepb Earl and Kobtrt JM1W sru, ana lor auou ii.ua. ;hiw mm w the oonn ma; seem eqnitable. This summoDS ia published ill the DaU.l Euoihi OciSD onoe eaoh week for aix 001 leoative weeks by the order of the Hon. H Hamilton, judge of said oourt. umimt ou, low wj f- br, 190-2. Tbe date of tbe Brst publicallon UIIUW.HUH.VWW .mw ' ' ' " 1 ner, urva. GEO BDOB1US, PlalntifTs Attorney .01 F.uQOn Paid Catli Capital 9S0 OOU 8urolua WDV.VW Euttana Oraqaii. a .OBNiSKAli BaflMnw drafta on Ohioafjo. San fcVanoW and Port. utnd, Oregon. Bills of eiohange sold on foaelgn oountri. nita raoelred .oWcot to check nt oartit. Mtoofdepoait. All ooueolion. mmhw - iirompt atteotli. All of these goods are first class, H17A T UU1 Xl QflN notslielf-worncoods. 1 UtXUU UV11. o Stoves - Ranges A full line of heaters, ! stoves and ranges. S. L. Long. No 50 Ninth and Oak. University School of Music. OOOOOOOO Terms quoted below are for ne lesson a week. For more than one lesson the same rates will be charged. Tu ition payaoie montniy in adnce. PI A NO. ilre Hollenbeok, a month $3 and ti flirrr.zar S3 60 VOCAL .MUSIC Miss Stinson, prir.'e lensims in sight reading, repertoire, voice- building $4 60 In cIsmos of two , 8 60 In chuMee of three 8 00 Cbildreus olana in sight readlug 1 00 1 Notice to Creditors- Notioe is hereby given that Nnnoy Ann Whiteaker has been duly appointed, by the oooney oonrt of Lane oonnty, Oregon, ex eontrii of tbe estate of John Whiteaker, deeeased All persons having claims apainBt said estate are hereby notified to present the same to me dnly TeriAed at the law office of E & Skipworth in Engene, Oregon, in six months from the date here. 01. Eugene, Or. Oct 9. 1902. NANCX ANN WHITE AKtB Eieontrix of the Estate of John White aker, deceased. SKIPWORTH 4 PIPES, Attorneys for Estate. Notice to Creditors. Estate of John W SIms. deceased. Notice is hereby given that Dora A Simt has been appointed administratrix of the estate of John w Sims, deceased, by tbe Countv Coait of Lane Goanty, Oregon. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present tbe aaroe duly verified with the proper vonchera to tbe under signed administratrix at the law office of L T Harris in Eugen9, Lane County, Oregon, within six months frem the date of thia notice, Dated at Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, una era day ot September, iwi. Dora A Snrs, . Administratrix of estate of John W Sims, deoaaad. L T Habbu, Attorney. VIOLIN.-Mrs Pipes, Private lessons H 00 amontn. HAKMONY Counterpoint, and Oompo- itlon Private lesHons ti 00 a month. Classes of fonr or six $1 00 a month. roe oournes leadingT to teachers diploma. " '" " musical degree I. M. GLEN, Dean. Consider the Cm ar ' .When you smoke we want you to ennalder what yon are smoking how it tastes and what it means to youreyttciu. ' . We Want You To Think Kindly ot While You Smoke Mount Hood Cigars. It's the moat excellent cigar for men who Ilk pure tobaooc will handled, and who can afford to pay a dime. For Sale by all Firatcla-a Dealers. I PALACE MEAT MARKET BRODERS BROS CHOICE HEATS OF ALL KINDS Schneider Bld&. EUGENE. Notice to Creditors. Estate of I W Pone, deoeaBed. Notioe is hereby siven that the nnder signed has been appointed by the Oounrv Oonrt of Lane oountv. Oregon, adminia. tratrix of tbe estate of Irvan W Pone, de ceased; all persona having olaims against aaid estate are hereby notified to present tbe same dnly verified with the proper vouchers to the said administratrix at the law offloe of Obas a! Kissinger in Engene, Lane county, Oregon, within six months 01 tue aate 01 mis notice. Dated at Engene, Ore Oot II, 1902. BuBioai A Pope, Administratrix ol said estate. Cbis U Eissimocb, Attorney. Notice for ! Publication. United States Land Office, Notioe is hereby given that in compliance wnu tuo pnivi.ino. 01 ine acc or congress ot Jnne 8, 1W8, entitled, "An Act for the Sale o Aiiuuer uanus in ine oiaies ol t;alnorDla, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington TerritDryi" act of August 4, 1892, Idaho 1' Campbe if IWn. Mn. T ....I Oregon, haa this day filed In this otfee h sworn statement. Nn HU7rn.nnmliu..lt K VI NT Wl ..1 Wl AT L'l ..1 ik , Secuon No 30, Township 18, South of Range " wiu oue v. uu mi. uuw IIIWI V SOOW . nuKu. ui uivia .aiimiiia IW and to esubli.h her claim to aaid land before Marie Ware, U S conimiaiioner. at Eutrene Lane county, Oregon, . on Tuesday, the 2nd uay 01 Jjeoeiuter. lWi. She names aa wit neeaes; J U Sutherland, of Olentena, Lane Co, yreKoo; nunam nutneriand, ot t.lentena, Olentena. Lane Co, Oregon! William T uampoeu, or n,ugene, Lane uounty, Oregon Any and all persona claiming adversely thi abOVA (t.-ih..H 1 j- .. .1 ----- m .a iw(mKU M, me t e claims in this office on or before the said 'uu oar oi Df ostnoer, noz. J I U1UDUE8, liegUter, A WEDDING BREAKFAST ar dinner i. always 'served with the choieeet wines and liquor that oan be pnwure.1. For social functions of any kind we have the pnreat and best wine., of either imported or domeatio vintage, hy the case, bottle or gallon, at price, that yon can't match for quality in ringene, at E C HUGHES Successor to W M Renshaw The Bonboniere Bakery. First Class Goods. Mince Pies made of Home Made Mince Meat . . . 640 South Willamette Phone, Red 55 4 DUNN BROTHERS CITATION. In the Connty Coor! of the Btate of Ore gon, For Ihe Oounty of Lane. ?o!e."',il!hU,',,,''h"8 " In the uatue of the SUle of Oregon von are hetby cited and required l0 ffl be County Court cf7b. Stat, of LCon thereof, a .V."'.'."' 000". " ..ben-.nd There Vho, "?Jf2 5? mi" 10 real pronenv deaoribed below should not be made bUJ Dronertv 1. H..ihi n. Cmii ' tV. Of .Vw.nTLT.'"'? '' tn 1U a , 1 -2. . "r : ? 31 " Witueas th. Hon "Sx?V O.r0- ihe conm, ,rr.;"uu,a oi forth. County of Lan".! . "thi M said Court affiled, thi. ink j J'. ' D, lDOi. P1, B 0 Lit, Char FIRST National Ml 1' f HeHIH::'H, 3 B Ki., C4itbia t. H. Pome ; AauHiiHnt S0UTBD Souther-! FfcifE, SHASTA BOiiTE Trains leave k,.e, TT35 -.Ution.at,i!U"',. "'".ai Ar Haoramento Ar San Franclun faoa,, 52 Lane Count? Bank OF EUGENE. OREGON Established In 1883. Oldest Bank in the County. A General Banking business in all branches transacted . on favorable - terms. A. G. H0VEY, President -L. 0. HULIN, Cashier B. H. HOVEY, Asst Cashier. Wl. Hja. Mi. H 'Man g'l 4:00 S2' 6: p gi 13 Z ip, EUGENE LOAN and mmm Of Eugene. Oregon. Paid l!p Cash fcap'tel Surplus mm 25.010 a qkncnal aaniuaui auaiNiaa T"a- AOTKDOM raVORABLI TCPMa. Drafts issued on the principal etttet el tin United States and foreign countries. Interest allowed on Demand Certificate ol Deposit when left elated period. Collections receive our prompt atu-ntlon, Oity and Connty Warrants bought. E, IH0WR, President.' F.W. OaBURN, O. A- PAtaE, Vlee Pretla , . J..W.B0WN t . c , -l C S Farrow & Co ...REAL ESTATE... Loans and Insurance. Dealer In Harvesting Machinery, Imple ments. Also have storage room at reasonaDie rates. Offloe 60 Willamette St Ar Ogden Ar Denver A. v. Ar Chicago Ar . Los Annates Ar 1 Paso At Fort Worth Ar City of Mexioo mi .-Houston Ar ..New Or learns Ar Washington Ar - New York Pullm.n.i.': both traius. aSSSS mento to Ogden and SpS: and ourist cam ,nn., m lines for Honolulu ui? China, PhimK'rte end 8outh America: W.B.COMM GPAPortlld0t TICKETS TO AND PROM AU POINTS EAST SHORTLINE TO ei n...i n. t..iL , ., si- mui, mm, iinnespciit, m ANP POINTS EASI Through Palaoe and Tourist 8leeon Dining and Buffet Smokins LitnrjCi DAlLTTKAINSiFASTTHU. For Bates, Folders and Full Iiinu regarding ticket , routes etc, call ce valeai J.- W.IPHALON, I P A H. DICKSON, t 122 THIRD STREET, PU A. B. C. PKNNISTON, (I. W, P.A. , 612First.v.ne, SEATTLE, Win Eugene -- Blue River ST AGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor.! a. 1 AttD TO THE Oregon SHOIpiiSB union Picmc EAST ritage leaven Kugeue for Blue River Dally except duoday at 6 :30 a m i TtinFTltni. .t.M ...1. b a f Vjimii. Tioketa for sale . at I. Bangs' llverv auble, I Thd.O. R. N. Givea .the Choice ol S DAILY The Hoffman W. d. ZEIGLER Proprietor. SUNDAY DINNER SOc Eirw, Cre TWO.VIA THE OREGON SHORT LINE ro Salt Lake, Denver, Omaha Chicago and Kansas City. ONE THE M ts SnokiM Mlnneapoli St.Pal M Chicago' "The Biggest Sensation (Everywhere" Notice to Creditors. Notice la hn.K. . .. sumed h v-L-'Jl":" ,u" nnder- Lan, countyT OreL TP' C0'", ' ...u .y oi Anc;, I90a LILIPUT- Co lla psable Pocket a . oiereoscope apparatus. Tl smallest Sterescope with the strongest on !?i I??"'; ,ui'hlT inWiad tn different colon l..Wi' dJ: ""r.'l"mf "noniain tX . . Fii i . f """'Jfrapns, views ot art n i!i i l """ pent everywhere ULIPUT STEREOSCOPE CO r unite jr uutLiUINO, Phlladelphui. Ooean eteaniers leave Pn S Oays ior SAN FRANCISCO. Boat.. l.veP..ruai.ddaOj (M"'1 .Innietteaad Clunitiw""Jl aodJH5 Moutlily Bteamere toCM" Foi tull Information call rem nnareet O. B. N-T,r" drean nearest or auilrew, a. L CRAI0. Gen'l Passengtr AP"1 I inioin anonn oily ti us tsone thit nmarm thi gig. ail Ju.t ta'te U-'.n''! j bottle give, relief - l 80. All dnmi.u. Ssnl to Dr. Perrij, Helena, Mont., for iutereatiig bo kleu L r, - v-v i ......v-iioS? pan. lS alns h. Hn . "'rtT T with all Transcont oentai Tana.li ilnental .....a AgenU sen Bc-.r- Vor further inforrnauu., ti, krt AgenU se r-rJ tor runner "" J, W. CASEY ".n-MlW"' Trav P'-.UJUI t'