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Newspaper Page TextDaiij Eugene Guard OAMPBKj.L fiftOS Publishers Pi.b.Wi.1 jjtooI ths week, Ban days axo.jtl. At Iran all communications vi i am ill ti i.l'.'iui p.yaule te Lb Koaun UOAiin, 1- )rt(.iii, SUU.-UUUt'i'IuN Wm , . UAILI. Djilvered bv oarrier, per wouk f IS Ueliverod Dy oarrier, per uiuiuu Br mail one yoar (in a-lyauo.) Hix months... ....... Oae mouth. ..... Din!.! copies. Due yew ... .12.00 Hix mouth 1 U0 Advertising ratM made known on applica tion. . 6 00 , 3 00 . 06 Entered m Moond-ciAM mattei at the Eugene, Oregon, posfeolhoa. TUB BA8TKRN OFFICES Of the iiprareat230 U m Temple Court, New York City, end U U Express BUg. 87 Wash. Ington Ht, Chicago, 1U, K KATZ AdvertU nh Agenqy In oharge. BATUBDAY - NOVEMBER 8 Itdoealook a little dubious lor peaoa down in Venezuela oonaider ing that President Castro bus made a fresh order for two million cart ridges, Too many for target prac ticeexcept on men, '" A Portland young man Btole his own. dog the other day and got twenty-Are dollar fine in. oonse qnenoe. ..lie took the dog out of the dog wagon during the temporary absence of the poandmaster. ' ' Bishop Moore, Methodist, of Asia, probably makes no mistake when he says that if Russia onoe gains a foothold in China "all the powers of the world oannot dislodge her," Of oourse this statement is sot meant to apply to the seaooast. What else than trouble oould that Bpanish automotist leader ex peot when he sent his telegram to President Roosevelt congratulating him on the Independenoe of Cuba? If the Bpanish publio proeoutor faih to make his demand for eight years' imprisonment good, the foolkiller should Le seut around to finigb the job. It is a great oompliment to the productive oapaoity of South Afrioa when Lord Milner, ' the British High Commissioner, says that "In their ooal and iron deposits and in their agricultural development England's new oolonies will find a surer source of wealth than even in the more speculative riohes oi the gold reefs and the diamond fields," Kansas is euing Colorado for a liver, in other words .to restrain the latter State from taking all the water thereof for irrigation pur poses not leaving enough in the dry season of the year to even water the KanBan's cattle, ' It Is the old story a surplus 'of arid territory with a pronounced water shortage. 4 . ; ; I Yale University now requires that new Btudenla take swimming lessons if unable to swim. This is good, praotloal eduoatlon, though at first thought it appears out of plaoo. While learning how the better to live and, enjoy life, they may easily be taught how to save that life in ease of aooldunt on Water, P . Lane, the Demooratlo oandidate for governor "of California, would have been,' , eleoted ' if yes, "if' eeroral thousand eleotora. who plainly intended voting for him had not marked their ballots wrongly. And thus' it seems a yoting sohool is needed down among those Callforniana who here tofore have led ' our- plain Oregon people to suppose, they knew most everything. It turns out they don't even kpow how to oast their bafjota. :;, A limber oraiser is missing, from Portland, and with him ab ut four tbouai.nd dollars that between thirty and forty people paid him for timber locations aud land oflioe feet. He tojk them down on the Ahea and showed them t'mtwr good timber. Now they are being hold in suspense as to whether or rot t'uey are located on the timber tbey w. Itmay'bf, hut the obnncae -big obances too are that t grutleman was entirely dis- h lUtft. The trial of Lison Btlliet, min ing promoter, at Biker City de veloped the fact that he got poisei plon of the deaeitad "Wuita Swau" mine, and advertised it extensively ' through the East as g .d thing, making payments on htook easy on tbe lnatr.lluient plan. Then the money fairly fijoded him, the gov ern'nent ehowing that he received pot 1-59 than 1180,000. Ai it was a straight steal without a redeeming feature, it is hard to nnderptand how be got off with a sentence of one year in tbe county jail and a thousand dollar fine. Of course it was the hundred and eighty thou iand that he stole that saved him from going to the penitentiary for a term of years. WHAT BE MISSED. "I was so angry," said Mrs Hen peck "when they mistook me for a shoplifter that I just couldn't speak,'! -r. '. .'' "My I" Henpeck exolaimed. "I wiah I'd been there." it "How can you love him? Wby! his fattier butoherei cattle for a living!" - "I know. : But his father's son has $3,000,0001" Pointers for Bargains Ur Lowe ooiilo-optlolan Eugene. He Kays' sew line bamboolurulture. Oysters and oralis at tbe Hazelwood. Big carpet and matting sale now on at J W Kays furniture Co. Stoves and heaters, tbe kind that bell. Kays Furniture Co. . -, ' New wuluuts, almond?, flgB and alslns. L. C. bkeels' grooery, New walnuts, almondV, ' fl-is and raleloa. L. U. Steels' grocery. Farmers ready horse shoes at Cham bers',- ' .... 1 Hee the 60 cont misses' shoes at Gilbert's. Going fast wall paper at Preston & Hulas. Buy a boys' sweater and save a (too tor bill. Racket. 72 pairs ladles' kid laoe shoes, (2 6n shoes, (1.00 a pair. Gilbeit. Good boys' wagons for good boys, all tzoe at Chambers Hardware. The beat lot of sweaters we have ever ottered received today. Racket Store. Tin fruit cans and wax. . Chambers Hardware. Our boys' sweaters will please you, aB tbe Price Is right.'' P Frank & Hon. Thursday, Friday and Saturday we Will sell 400 pairs of lad s' button Bhoes 2J to 4 at 60 oents a pair. Gilbert. Several snips In almost new bicycles at Chambers Hardware. Invalid's Chair,-One second hand Invalid's wheel chair at a bargain Kays r-UBNiTUREto. Diabetes and Bright Disease. Interview With Edward Short " oi tho 8 an Francisco Cv.U Mr. Ktlwftrrt Short, connected with the busi. inn tlcpurtinuiit of tlio Sun FntnotHco Call iDtoiriowtHl : i ij -You aro roiwrtcd to fcuvo been cured oi illubotuaT t A.-Thftt 1b HrTht. ' ' Q Aro you mire H inn aiabetear ' A. I wittt ni'ontPil for liimininoo, and Inter fft'iltitf rupUlly, our physieiun told mo 1 hud diiib Mom itnil lo put tuy itfTulrH In hliu,)o. (i.--liitvo more tlinti ono ihynlciitT A. Von, I liml nnoiltor cutillrni It. Ho, too, rtnltl fcmtulTiot tiro ltuiff. I batmiroMHHl from &n to l.'V) )HHi mis nntl wus vnry wouh. A no lull bor told m'eof tho t'tiltoa Coitiioutitl. Q How loiiff (Htl you tmvo to tuWo It? A. .U ill t iv your lioforo 1 wnn porftM'tly noil. ( j I'ltl your pli.vHfoliiiiri then tent for mmirT A,- Moth tltil. Ho Hi roporirtl noiuinl. Thi-y With vory wroutly HiirprtntHl itt my rootivory, (or Uhv hud toltl mo Hitloto.-i witH tiiourutilu. Know of ouv othor ourosT A suvvnil. 1 told rny Ir 'ml, WllHum Mar. tin, nu H 1'. conductor of 8iioklon, ivtiout It. Ho liHrl UliihPlcs, utifl wAh nlumt to lvo up bli Hsltiou whfUl I told tiliO. Ho tint IhO hilluo rt Hiiim I did, tmd nils m41 wbou Utllml a your or no iu.fr. Q. Anj; othorHT A. I told William Hawlttioi of tho Custom Houho mid Oaptutn HuMturd of tho luirkoutluo fci. N, Otistl, upon hoiirliig thny hud dlubotos, kith of thoin toio ourod. 1 nlMi told a noiyh bor who hail dropsy, lu a month H wan oliw initwl. I can't roc'illoct all rvu told. g.i-Dtd It full In any rnMof A. Nolotio li Id a ponttrvaenro in Hrl(rht'i IMsowhg a'ul Ulubi'ifs. cloovor and hho Haw klUH and bo will tell you thoautuo thiuv, Mrdfenl works turf that H right's lHfnw nod llnbHtoi nro Inourublo, but H7 por cout. are p-ialtlvol rooovor.nH umlor tho Fultwii tVm iHiundM, ((iumon for inn of Icldnoy complaint ofTer but nhort rwslntunoo.) l'rloo, $1 for tha Ur!Kit' Dltionao and H.M for tha Dlatiotlo itnpun.l. John J. Pulton t., I'JO MontKom ry airt'nt, Snn ITrunoliu'o, nolo ounmomnlt'ri. bro touts ntiulrt for yatlouta. UeaarlpUve pawphlul mailed fnw, ., Linu Drug Co, fy-iieT. Bolt aftanU for Kitgina and tlainitj. CASTOR I A , for Infant and Children, Kind Ybo Have Always Bougtrt " "v t Awn th , Notice) for Publication. ' United BlelM Loud Oflioe, BorebuiK, Dr., Oct it, ItfOJ. N )llie U hereby Riven that In compliance wllk (he prniliiioui of the Aol o( Cotigme o( Junie 3, 1878, eutltled n net tor the lo ot Timber Lanili in thoetetei ol Oftlifora'a, Oregon, NentiUanil WaHUinK' fn Territory, m extended to ell the pubho lend ntatfe by ol ol Aonnst 4, 1MIJ, It wrl 8 ltneton, at Kutiene, Connty of Lena, HtAte of OreKon, hi thle 1t nled in this olhoe hi nworo steteuient No. 87'i4, fot the purehwe of the Irfili 8, 9, 13 and l'i, of tcotlon 30, lownihlp a3,oulb ot rnnne 1 wot, and ill oflt.i proof to ehov that the land nought it more taluable for lia timber or Hone than for aiirtonllaral pnrpoiei, anil to eetkblinh hi, olaim to said laud before Marie L Ware, II tt Coniiui"iontr, at Eugrue, Leue Do, Onion on Uomlay thi ldihilur of January, itwl. . ! He nanea Ihe following wilneeaea: Ora Wilaon, ol Kugeue, Lane Co. Or j J W Par rlah.of Jelleraon. Morion Co. Or ; J D Pal mer of C'ollaae Uioye, J.ane Co. Or; S 11 alert'D of lttg OroTe, Laoe Co, Or, Auy and all peraona c'ainilt g aaliweely the altoye deeonbed lanJa are rrqueited to HI their elaima in thia ofHe ou oi before aajd li;h da) of Jaunary, IViU J T UatlHJle, Ueglitvr, If You Would Have Everything in the Bakery Line That's uooa iry .HAZELWOOD Bakery and Restaurant. Phone, Black 47-3. C. C. HAMMOND Prop. ' . . . . -M T ?l The MUTUAL LIFE c. mmim chmpany l 111 W v w - of New York All formi of life, Endowment t nd bold Bona Policies and Annuities, uuaranuea vaiue nd ratu furnlihed by W. A. WANN, Eugene, Or. Stoves j Ranges A fall line of heaters, stoves and ranges. Ninth and Oak. L. Long. Consider the Ciga r When you smoke we want you to consider what you are amolcing how it tastes and what it means to your system. W Want You To Think Klndiy.ot While You Smoke Mount Hood Cigars. It's the most excellent oigar for man who Ilk pure tobacco wall handled, and who can afford to pay a dime. For Sale by all F irate law Dealers. PALACE MEAT MARKET BRODERS BROS I CHOICE HEATS OF ALL KINDS Schneider Bld.g., EUGENE. A WEDDING BREAKFAST or dinner is always ;serred with the choicest wines and liquors that can be procured. For social functions of any kind we h ave the purest and best winea, of either imported or domestic vintage, by the case, bottle or gallon, at prices that you can't match for quality in Eugene at E C HUGHES' Successor to W M Renshaw "I Had Good Luck With My Bread Today" or. lar Whi? '? "tMk n"""" ' d. Wedding and special cake, made to order. Any thing In our line dellirored free of oharge. Phone, Black No 130-1 Dunn Bros Proprietors. 640 South . Willamette st. Our Motto to Please We keep a well selected line of Groceries and fresh veKetaMes of all kinds in their seawn. Krenh Saratoga chips and salted poanuta. 'llllamoolc, lluiberger and country cheese. Give us a Call. McKINNEY BROS. Phone, led 66-3. iMnMifantfjiMfi THE OPEN DOOR We hay. n or oot policy olour own, and it leads you to a a(o Inveatment, You Will Ba Pleased at the reliability of th Roods we sell yon and at the savins wo ofte It I. ..f, I hone Main Oil. v . - ilinhest prioa paid tor country prodn t IA I 1 C N Yerington's pth Street Drug Store HEALTH iBLiTY Ttiegrw.lrj.mMy for ncrrous prostration .1,7 wfotTb.l AFTER USIN8. SOTSS colchicine: i SAUCYLATt , Trochcfs Colchicine Salicylate Capsules. nt''" ln!,nble cur! 'r RHEUMATISM and GOUT, endorsed by the highest medical authorities of Europe and T r,D'?P"1.5 n,v in jrhorical capsules, which di,. .1?.."' ' ,he s,on,,,lh "h,l" si" irritation or h m.B. . t'i,'yn,i,'on"1. ,w' ' P bottre. Sold t-y drur,sists. lie sure and get the ccntiine r SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of tbe Biale of Or- gon fcr the Connty ot Lane. Emma i Pickrel plaintilT vs John Fiokrel, defeadant. To John Piokrel, tho aboremo de fendant: In the name of tbe State oi Oregon, Yon are hereby required and summoned to ap pear and answer plaintiff's oomplaint filed nAinat vnn in the above entitled ooart on or fore six weeks from tbe date of tbe first publication of Ibis Bummons or tbe oourt will grant the relief prayed for In the complaint amily:fjr a d eoree of said oourt declaring the marriage contract ex isting between plfliutiff and defendant for ever dissolved, and that plaintiff have t1.A nam and anstodv of tbe minor obildren of said marriage, Joseph Earl and Bobert EdwHrd, and for sncb other . relief as to tbe ooun may seem equitable. This summons is published in the Dair.x Ecokns GuiBD onoe eaob week lor six oon seoutive weeks by the order of the Bon. H Hamilton, judge of said oourt. rwnd on. towit. the ICth day of Septem ber, 1902. The date of tbe first publicaiion of this summons is tbe 17th day ol Septem ber, mi. GEO B DOB BIS, Plaintiffs Attorney Nitlej to Creditor Notiee iB hereby iiiven that - Kanoy Ann Whiteaker has been duly appointed, by the connty oourt of Lane oonnty, Oregon, ex ecutrix of tbe estate of' John Whiteaker, deceased. All persons . - having olaims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same to me duly verified at the aw offloe ol u a Bsipworm in augene, Oregon, in six months from the date here- ot. Eugene, Or, Oct 9. 1902. NANCi ANN WBITEAKtsB. Exeoulruc of the Estate ol John White aker, deceased. BKIPWOUTfl A PIPES, Attorneys for Estate. Notice to Creditors. Estate of John W Sims, deceased. ' Notice is hereby given that Dora A Sims has been appointed administratrix of the estate of John W Sims, deceased, by the County Comt of Lane County, Oregon.- All persons having claims . against said estate are hereby notified to present the same duly verified with the proper vouchers to the under signed administratrix at tbe. law office of L T Harris in Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, within six months from the date oi this notice, Dated at Eugene, Lane County, Orogon, tnis Bra day ot September, rjuz. - Doha A Sins, Administratrix of estate of John W Sims, deceasd. L T Habbis, Attorney. Notice to Creditors' EBtate of I W Pone. rlAonaafld: Notioe Is hereby aiven that the tinder signed has been appointed by the Oonnty Conrt of Lane county, Oregon, adminis tratrix of tbe estate of Irvan W Pope, de ceased: all DersonB havinff claims aaainst said estate are hereby notified to present tne sanr.e duly venued with tbe proper vouchers to the said administratrix at the law office of Ohas a! KisBinner in Eugene. Lane oounly, Oregon, within six months oi tne oate oi mis notioe, ' Dated at Eugene, Ore Oct II, 1902. IltBKooi A Porn, Administratrix of Baid estate. Cms U RissiMOKB, Attorney. -FIRST- National Bank Ot Eugene. Paid ut Caah Capital 950 OOO Surolus ' S5O.OO0 Eugene Oregon. A GENERAL UAN&UIU iJU.'tiry JttlH . Tlnna on reasonable terms. Siifb draft, on Chicago, San frandsco and Port. land, Oregon. Bills ot exonange sola on rorsign ootunea. DeotMrits reoelved subject to obeek ovoertirj- MtA nf deriosiL All collections entrustua m w wiu rooaive prompt atteutlon Notice for Pub.lcallon. Unitod States Land Offion, ; Itosihurg, Ongon, Srpt 13, 1U02. Notics Is hereby given that in compliance with tho provisions of the aot of congress of June 3, lb78, entitled, "An Act for the Sale of Timber Lands in the States, of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory as extended to all the publio land states by act of AugtiBt 4, 18!)2, Idaho 1' Campbell, if Eugene, county of Lane, state of Oregon, has this day riled in this ofPoe her sworn statement, No 3447. for purchase of the NE,N Wi.udWJ N iii, and lot 1, of Section No 30, Township 18, South of Bangs West and will offer proof to show that the laud sought Is more valuable for its t mber or stone than for agricultural purposss, and to establish her claim to said land before Marie Ware, U S commisslonerv at Eugene, Lane county, Oregon, on '1'nesday, the 2nd day of December, 11)02, She names as wit nessest J U Sutherland, of Glentena, Lane Co, Oregon! William Sutherland, of . Glentena, Lane Co, Oregon: Archie lUchar.lson, of Glentena, Lane Co, Oregon; William T Campbell, of Eugene, Lane County, Oregon. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above described lands are requested to file their claims in this ottiee on or before the said 2nd day of December, 1902. J T BRIDGES,' , lieglster, CITATION. In the Connty Court of tha Bute ol Ore gon, For the Connty of Lane. In H e matter of the estate of John B Wright deceased. To Mary r, Wright aud John S right jr, U ecuuni luthi uauie of the Stale of Oregon , yon are herby oited and required to appear in the County Conrt ot the State of Oregon for the County ot Luie, at the oourt room" thereof a Euyene, in the Connty of Lane on Monday the 3rd day of November, 1IW2 atlU o'clock in the forenoon of that day then aud thnra in -I . " - rouse ii any yon hava vhvinflHMtA-iiii . J 3 desoribsd below should not n7.d. .US ;WilneW,rHonHS.7i7uX0.n,o. " MV W AMUrJ, Will. UK) .la sal nf D.' iSa " d' lhi' uth d,y ' s". t D Lax, Cler Notice to Credltora. Notice ia hereby given tht Ihe under signed has been by the oonnty eoTf Laue ooonly, Oregon, dulv in.,.i .dminbtrator of lh?et,u RKS dece and all perse, h ti " J,,"0 agiiinst.de.Ut, are hereby noUfled 7o presen the Mtn. duly verified to th nndersmn.d at the office orChM'hjJ KMinger in tngene, Une county, Oregon: T G Hodbiom, reeuler. ., 3 B Eak), vioe i racicenr P, E. BNOUOBAaVl, Caabler. L. H. PorriB Assistant. Lane Count; Bank OF , EUGENE- OREGON Established in 1883. Oldest Bank.ln the Oonnty. A General Banking business in all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVEY, President L. G. HULIN, Cashier B. It HOVEY, Asst Cashier. Southern Paciu, SHASTA tm T""" leave!!75 - on.at8:,!faF Y iiulaiid'" Eugene J- O 7 A Ashland ? P h f Sacramento i''i fU" 1'r.noi.co S5S S 6--4S a 1.1 all Ar Ogden Denver Ar Kansa. otty Chlcium Ar Fort Worth fr City of Mexico Ax Houston Ar New York EUGENE LOAJ. and mmm Of Eugene. Oregon. Paid Up Cash tap'tol - $50,000 , . . - 25,0110 A QENERAL HANKINQ BUSINESS TRANS AOTEO ON FAVORABLE TERMS Draft iisued on the principal cities of the United States and foreign countries. Interest allowed on Demand Certificate of Deposit when left ctated period. Collections receive our prompt attention. City and County Warrant! bought W E. BKOWN, PreildentE F.W. OaSURN. 0. As PAINE. Vlee Presldenf W. W.BROWN i Ci htl Bean the ltlfl Kind Vou Have Alfl? 'S BfMflJ "The Biggest Senaation Everywhere" LILIPUT Co 1 1 a ps able Pocke Stereoscoos Apparatus Tha smallest SterescODfi with the atrontreat on tical effects. Highly finished in different colors wnn ncn gom and silver decorations moulding. Including 20 V F Photographs, views of art (genre). Price Onlv 81.00. Bent everywhere prepaid in letter form. AGENTS WANTJlD. LILIPUT STEREOSCOPE CO . FORREST BUILDING, Philadelphia Helena. Mont., Oct 4. 1902. DrO APerrin, Helena, Mont. I wish to thank you for my relief. I was suffering agonies from piles and wa taking morphine to rereve me, when on the advice of a friend, I procured a bottle of your Pen-in tMle Specific and took a tablespoon , full at night and another; in the morning. At half past twelve, noon , my wife gave me another ab lespoonful, whan my pain all . topped . In two days I was able tend my regular business, relieved. It was simply ul. Y mra truly, Juuoa to tsTKR, J? urrier. Helena, 1 . .1 Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. TIME CARD NO. SL No 3 for Yao.ulr.a- Train Imtm Albany 12:4fi P M . . . -.ii. ,,,, x:w r m vnvMiaqolna 6:33 P.M No. Urutnrrilnr . LeaTta Yaqnlna 8 46 A M Lmtm Coryallis ll:SO A M nmTniAJuD7 12:16 f M no. 8 for Detroit a. Ians Albany 7KK) A M """ i iron ia:06 F M No. 4 'iom Detroit lAAvm Detroit 12 45 p M Arrive Aibanv kjk p m Tmfn 1 I. in .. " . . . .. muanr in nme to eonnect with th. 3 Psonth onuna train, an w.ll T " " " n"n, ln Albany bsfora d"r,rtu' ol 8 P north honnd train. - " . wun tne a r trains at Corrallis an i Alhany iriTins dirsct sfmWes to Newnort an.) 1...! Trli. .. (. 1 !.! o;. ' . t . .. .... ...,.,, ..rei-pQon .nn ewer mounUln resnrialeaTMi Aliiant at 7.00 a m, IhT,V"tr,i"t00. mpl time to reach the Siirinirs same day. rut iunur iniormatioo apply to EDWIN STONE, H H CltONISK A,rt Corrallta. i ':20Po OMI p j, 6:30, 9:65 , J 4:00 , B 6:43,; bothtraiThaST" and ourist uu, Washinrton. '1u J Connectinit at Ban olaoo with ivVJl- China, PhUlipioe. ' n2S sndBouthAmerioi. 3 Mr h Q Adair, airsnt.,1, oraddres ' vm EW W.E.C0MA1, TICKETS xu AND FROM ALL POINTS EAST VIA WW SHORTLINE TO St- Paul, Duiulh, Minneapolis. M (AND POINTS EAST Thronfjh Palace, and Tonrirt Slwptia Dining and Buffet Smpkiog, Libnijd DAILY TUAIN3iFA8TTIia ' For Bates, Polders aid Fill Urn regarding ticket , routes etc, call o, crate J. W.1PHALON, 111E DICKSOl 122 THIRD STREET, PU . A. B. C. DENNISTON, 8. W, P.A. 612 First Avenue, SEATTLE, Wia" AID 0,EGS!L SHORTlfif UMIONPiCDIfi EAST The O. R. N. Gives it he Choice ol S DAILY ONE TWO.VIA. THE OREGON i - SHORT LINE TO Salt Lake, Denven Omaha Chicago and Kansas City. Ocean Steamers leave PoiUmJ e Tin na TftT SAN FRANCISCO THE Nil! urn Siokini MlnneiPtl ChlciJ Boats leave PurUadsiTy lflmelteaDdColumlla! Moulbly BteamerstoClil , nwin ' ror un iuiuiu oraddrees, . A. U . Gen'l Passeng Portland. " mm . . ...Inn is -a'W . n V ITKll trw-;,i. KA11. . .""J.VTJdHd.ir.H.I.V Train, .he. '.10 T Ka .tem ! ,," ,tal TrU" hh all l5fi&r Aettiis to. ,.do. I' CASKY T.IM WAl V, Tral Ea.t Hclet J. W, Tra