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Newspaper Page TextEugene Guard CAMPUKLL BKOS Fabliaban Pob'.litio 1 sr.r iwlnil tb wMk, Son Hays uijeiitt-l. A'ltrws aJJ comtnuniuationi kit :ui .11 r ait'.'io p.yabt. lo Vl KOjtMI (jruui, Eugene, Oregon, Daily BlUSUtUr'lWi'i KATKH. Li I LI. Dsllvend bjr carrier, psr week ( 11 Dslirered by carrier, per mouth trl ttr mail one year tm adyauuu) 01 Six months " Out month...... 3iuylo oouiee. 03 WIVL1. , Jue yew $2.00 months 1 UU Ailvertunug rate, made known oa ftpplioa- t'oit. Ki.Ufed as second-class tf aifvoa, Oregon, postortioe. matter ai the TUB EASTERN OKFIOK3 -Of the Irar.t:U0 to 234 Temple Court, New York Oity,.ad U S Kipren Bid, W Waab iuton St., Uhioaiio, IU E KATZ Adrartb n, Aenoy ia aharKe, SATUIIDAY - NOVEMBER 22 KILLED ITS THOUSANDS. Even the Mount Pelee horror has little advantage over the disaster that overtook that portion of Guate mala about Santa Maria voloano A ouifoe plantation manager just arrived at San Franoieoo eayei The voloano of Santa Maria has blown it head off, like Krakato and Mount Pelee, hearing deBtruo tion over a populous ooontry. It has thrown into mine ilouriuhing towns and villages, and brought deat to their inhabitants in num bers not yet even to be guessed. The eruption has kept over 150,000 human beings in absolutely ina uenetrable darknees Binoe the 25th of Ootober, has destroyed tbe coflee and oorn crops, in abort all animal and vegetable li'e. In Guatemala, City it was estimated that 15,000 lives were lost. Tbe xnct number will never be known, as tboueandB lie buried beneath the ashes and their bodies will never be reoovered. Honor iB a preoious thing, bb- neoiallv the kind that is found about the German universities Hers comes sixty-two students' so- oioties of Berlin University with the deolaralion that the sword "stands upon a higher mural plane and is a more chivalrous weapon than the pistol," asking that the pistol be debarred in student duels Well, if they must fight for ohival- ry and on a "high moral plane," there should be no objeotipn to the use nf a weapon that would let the participants realUs that they bad - been in sorimmage. The sword and vera well enough to out an ear off or slice a cheek, but it has no standing '.with the piutol when a funeral is wanted. They have a nice question in a Louisville, Kentuoky,oourt involv ing the payment of nearly twenty thousand dollars insuranoa. A Lire broke out at 11:45 in the forenoon, as shown by fire department reoords. This was standard time. As the true solar time at Louisville is seventeen and one-half minutes faster than the arbitrarily fixed standard time, the insurance com pany olatms that they are not responsible for tbe loss, the polioy for whioh expired on noon of that day, two and one-half minutes be fore the fire broke out by true time. Timber values on this ooaat are steadily inoreasiug. And owners usually do not realise tbe value ol their holdings. As an instanoe the Idaho state land board sold a quarter of a billion feet of standing yellow fir, pine and tamaraok the utusr day at 81 oents a thousand feet, Here purchasers piok up fine timber tor fifteen to twenty cents a thousand, even lo-i. At eighty one oents a thousand a tin-million font olaim would briug 13.100. Our buyers expect to get suoh olaims for a third of that figure or less. Mrs Carrie Nation orea'ml a sen sa'iou at the New York bore show Thursday. Stationing hirself In trout of tbe Vanderbilt box, she de livered a tirade on over-dress. In the box were Mrs Alfred U V.udpr bilt, Reginald Vanderbilt auj a lady guest. "You ought to b asluinml nf yourfelves," Mrs Nation prrnvtial at then, ''You ought to lie aihvne l to wnnr such dis grace in olo.hiM. rk them oil', hnl ivt. ire yourseWds m ire unJsjt It." Ul JX An Illinois man I seught by tbe constabulary beoaaKS be has (cur wive. If be were in Utah he would have a ohauce t go to the United Slates senate. If he were In Sulu he would get a pension from a rntrnal government. As it is he will probably land in the penitentiary. And thus envirou assat Makes or Hart mai'i Ufa. Here is the Maine amateur deer hunter record this year; Deer huntsrs killed, six; deer hunters wounded, six; deer killed, 0,000. KEPT OS SAFE SIDE. Jokes Cawkins always takes his whole family out with him in his automobile whenever he goes. Bonks what for 7 Jones Ha is afraid if he doesn't be might run over some of tbem by mistake. Thanksgiving Turkeys. Leave your order for a choice Thanks giving turkey at tbe Willamette neat market, 12 Willamette Btreet. H F Uood pasture proprietor. Have Your Eyes Attended to Now, J O Watts will, Id a Bhort time start oo bis regular trips to other point Id the practloe of hit prnfemion. If you bave eye work to be done don't put it off. Examination free. Dp stairs over Chambers Hardware Store. Pointers for Bargains H Ur Lowe oculo-optlolan Eugene. Bee Kays' new IIdb baniboofurnlture Farmers ready horse shoes at Cham bars'. Men's Patent Leather?, 3.50. Uildkkt. Big carpet and matting sale now on at J W Kays furniture (Jo. Good boys' wagons for good boys, all lies at Chambers Hardware. New walnuts, almond?, fl8 and raUlna. L. C. Hseels' grocery. Men's Box Calf Blucberr, (3.60. Uii.bkkt. For fine watch repairing you shoold go to Janney's liwelry store on Ninth street. Several maps In almost new bicycles at Chambers Hardware. Fine dress shoes in Vlcl Kid 'Bluota er'B. f 3.60. GlLBBKT. J All stoves bave advanced again but as long as the moot lam Its yours at tbe Bame old price at Chambers Hard Stoves and heaters, the kind that ell. Kays Furniture Co. Going fast wall paper at Preston A Hales. Monitor Drills and seeders are good goods at low prioes. Bee them at Chambers Hardware. Vour hens .are moulting. Prussian Poultry Food will help them, Preston & Hales. 460 heating stoves to select from. We can fit anybody's purse. Chambers Hardware. New walnuts, almond?, figs and salslus. L. (J. bkeels' grocery. Wall paper we now bave lots of remnants to olose out of the new pa perscome early. ( Chambers' Hardware. Ask Prostou & Halus about their mixed paints, $1.10 per gallon, Get a older mill and Indulge In a good healthy oup. Chambers' Hard ware has the Buakeye. Men's Box Calf Bluchers, red soles and heels, waterproof bhoee, S3.60. GlLBKKT. Get your Xrnas present from Jan ney, the Jeweler, and get them en graved free and laid away before the holiday rush. Thanksgiving Market. 1o b held by the ladles of the Chris tlan church Nov ill at MoKlnney' grocery store. Come and buy your dinner already cooked for Thanh, ivlng Day. Tvo Hospitals Said Diabetes. Bptjjht's DlHcnHc ond DlnltcUa Aro Positively Curyblo. People ellhor cured or retvverln;: from the .hot. dlsnuia art In eivrj weril In iffla Jill. Mr t: ( Mtittirwmm, proprietor of the Cilftoo lintel. NO IVaplI atrmn, la tfbo ol thim, and uinh. a llila ktriiii'iit : m (Ma en 81.. Han KraaaKoo. xr. si, IW1. Km two yrart 1 aaftrreil sreatlr rrom tUalcte. Finally I tut! to to IP one of the huapltals, eoltiK to ono of I III. ih t ThrM riTUtana Uir oonnrm! niy r. m rtislK". md put no onHor troaliiiotii in, .trMl ,ioi. ()rtllnB r.o rf'lof. I onl homo. I go, i inr , .n .,, , 0., -ll k.ovu . ll l,...M,. Too U iMm lliorr auv. ' I !'. VI... aio,1 tha, tt.fr oouM ro'on mi I.-. I'l !' I r QM otarr t t t'l. I Ml lLo .;ilollo a t. . nonMnronii.'au l) broken .lowfi. Ilir i...r.vniavo of aoitar Winn II r wnl. It wa ai '.U Juiu iirro I teard of th l oiton CVmpoana an.l f,t f..r I no .( ati.l iMr.t ,k I iVaan to ''"'I' "! ri i. . ant f i.nl it at mo anfui :ilrM 1 ha.l i'lrro.1 wfli f.-r uti r t yoara ha.l fit mo. t am row an pitting illiTotriM poraon ','"h Il II lo lo.utp Mmaapnrr. I liatp p-.oir .lo,i ir;oa nnmN'r an apitltif ravoraMp i-o.- i ... t .frm ftiol anl an.itpr I. a t'.n.,, aii..t,,i bo h., HrvM, ri-.ap a-.' I, aoa toiArl', IP lrp. I fll.Mp fuliU.llr. !! rpl H al ibu mix otat In I kio n. ktiiac. e, alarmiwaoa. MisIpmiI wpirka a.-rm lliat llrlhf t)lp. isala-lrt are , u,ab:a, but 7 rotit. arp pnaltlrclr rrr.ni pln4 uudoa tlx rulton ln IHiumli (iviniuvn f-.mia of kUnciT complaint and rliri.tflMUat .itTor Mil ahutl nalalanro. Ilco ipi itw UriKht.a lilira p, ami II 90 f Hi.lllaholip !,., noai. John J rulioa l , tjil M.iiiU.miorT ,r.-l. Kaa Kranclw. aula cony pnumlnra. Ki.-pi li-.a aiarin for aallouta 1 K'ilile pnmi.hlcl u atlea fraa. Linn Drug Co, ti'Zr Salt lait tot larDaiid ttatoltf. THREE-QUARTER EFFECTS. Ttlvrl anil l.n.a Casta I'rlDceaa (imrna Tbe loni! three-quarter coat whU bo tbe tffjU) this winter for those wboao htilKbt will ennlilo them to wear It Tbi'je coats are pinde of velvet, rtbbcd Bl,k and even at brocades and are usu nhy worn over a wnlst or dress which has a full full of lace. Sometimes tbe effect of tbe. long coat Is also carried nut ui) tbe skirt In tbe shape of gored flounces nt even distances. Tbeso aro trimmed on the edges after tbe man ner of the coot Loose coats of 11190 ore very smart for theater tt'spr and accompany skirts of palo colored broadcloth or crepe de etilne. Tbe princess dreBS will be seen a greet deal this winter at smart func- APrEBNOON DHESS. tlons, and robes of crepe de cbine iu cfustcd with renaissance lace will be utilized for this purpose White In all materials promises to be more popular than ever, and It Is par ticularly becoming to brunettes and women 'With auburn hair. The afternoijuolress Illustrated comes from a well known French house. It Is of gray and white liberty silk trim med with guipure moussellne and rib bon velvet. The shirred skirt 1b espe cially wortby of notice, as It Illus trates the latest style. JUDIO CUOLLET. TAILOR HINTS. The DaaQae Coat Coming; In Pedes trian Skirl.. The bnsquo coat is coming In with tho shorter skirt much strapped and Btltchcd. Collars and rovers are once aitnln braided, and new braids will be used as winter udvanccs. Tho lace cravat Is a pretty finish to a tailor iniulo frock, while tho old fash ioned Jabot must of necessity be In votruo with anything npproacblng tho swallowtail or tntnwny jacket Therjj Is no doubt hat on all prat tlcal costumes the skirts will be much shorter, but the renlly short skirt to show tbe ankles should bo kept exclu- A I'HIiKUL CK1WN. slvely for country wear. For town wear tho skirt Is cut to escape the ground barely all the way around. There Is no doubt that sonio women never look well without a wide collar; ronaeii.iiHiitly they nulst not lie deluded by new fashions In thin root. Some of the very latest cont are made with out Uic Miikir colhir and with the little upstandlnK rrllltary affair, but In all such matters ludlv' iuallty must he considered. A very useful gown Is the one shown In the cut it Is of dark red rondi goods trimmed with sold and white braid. JV1HC t'UnU.KT. Startling. Bat True. 'If every one knew what a grand medicine lit King's New Life Pills .,'i writes D H Turner, IVmpaeytown, Pa "you'd U sll you ha In a day. Tn weeks' oar In a made a new man of ine." li.fallllile for cm-tlpstlon, lomach aad liver trouble. 25c at W L DeLsue'i d'ug store. taifS"ita i If You Would Have Ever) thin.? in the Bakery Line That's HAZELWOOD Bakery and Restaurant. Phone, Black 47-3. C. C. HAMMOND Prop. 1 (Jfclufki aaU Stoves j Ranges A full line of lieaters, stoves and ranges. No 50 Ninth and Oak. 5. "Hail Fellow!' 0ur'raBraut Mount Hood cinar U a "Hail Fellow, Well Met," wherever iutroduceH, and will cement ft pleasant friendship with you if you'll come half way. Lorm filler, hand matte, no drun for iUvnririK, free but not rapid smoker, rich.heavy, aro mat fr- amoke, Say, what uiorecouhl you auk? FOR SALE BY ALL FIRST CLASS DEALERS. ivWVrrWvWvX i HAI APC RrlC A T IMADWT.T S BRODERS BROS 'iini'r' rvi r-i a tc AP a I I IIMnC Schneider Bldg., tin iu aisw.-;- V - ' ...... j .fiir. , Ski "I Had Good Luck With My Bread Today" A CJtnmOn eXDrSaninn With t1A amraira of bread. Th. BJNBDNIBltK UA.KKUY know no mich wor.l as Inck. It is Kiod bread ovory day, made by bikers of expsrionci thut know no audi thing an 111 Iriilt cakea in stock two months old. We Idinir and special ctkes made to Any thing In our lino delivered Phone, Black No 130-1 University School of Music Teraisnaoterl Mowareforonelfiiannaweelc. For mure than one lesson the same ratee will tie chanted. Tuition parable montlilv In advance. PIANO. !"UenDW!ontliand. . i-.i.-j innniu. id aikin reaiiiiur, repertoire voice lnuiiuiK tH.sO. Id vT."!T iv xi Si clanes of three 3.IX). Children's olruw in sight reading $1. lOI.IN.-Mr. fii., private lesaons 84 a month. Harmony, I'onnterpolui ami Composition, private Icons 4 a month. Clawiea nf four or six H .month three courses leading to teachers diploma. Three con-. I,li,. i .i . .; B 1 t lJi I. A. Cilen, Dean. A FULL LINE OFiiu Heating and Cook St oves. Prices Low. L0UGHMILLER & PETER. I a.., fWQu a.;S, HEALTH 'flMiUTY Th.erMtr,-n.o,lr tor nrrro,, UhYS?-.?z'' t a. 1 ne creat n motlT for ftcrvoi nrnviMimn n i .1 i . 14Jl,a a?r,.-an.,.t ,i,h s. aiVrrNErT. ,?' ",?,, t","'.'' ?' "1--;-nnlir. ol lVbaiu-o or Opium. l,li irtro tipinn For Salt; by 1 . v.iv.iir p.. fCOLCHICINE SALICYLATE :. iLw-tsraasssssawJ L. Long. EUGENE. A WEDDING BREAKFAST or dinner la always served with the choicest winea and liquora that can be procured. For social functions of any kind we h ave the purest and best wine, of either imported or domestic vintage, by thecaae, bottle or gallon, at prices that you can't match for quality In iSugene at E C HUGHES' Successor to V M Renshaw hrtllflA - lf Ann.r wli.n lliaw li..a a n!.a hali-lm. free of charge. Dunn Bros Proprietors. 640 South Willamette st. Mr r'raaier Ri.50. VOCAL MUSIC , U SwJAa.VSCTC i iviait.vi.iTi 1-Tvi.s w -MiTo nso a a. sv . VIHUUl VU1U. Linn Drug Co. Trochct's Colchicine Salicylate Caosu'cs A stanJard nd inf.illiMe cure for RHFI'Matim V. ,T-' U....A, M,. cxiAELAItD. 11IO, For Sale by Linn Drug Co. COMING 'i NIGHTS 6 Commencing , nov 24th MISS MARGARITA Fischer And her owe Company In a Repertoire of Late end Stan dard Plays. Uniformed Band and Orchestra. Popular pric es 25c, 35c and 50c. Change of plays nightly. Opening Bill "Queen of Wall Street" o 0 Have Your Hands Read. PROF STERLING S.PALMIST Eic. Prof Sterling will alio" remain In this eity for one week only at Hoff man House, Room No 10. He will read yonr hands in private. Prof Sterling is well known in this city. Kta-i.1. Your hands reveal all questions of life, pretending to marriage, sick, ness, death; changes, travels, sepa rations, lawsuits, business transac tions, wills, deeds, mortgages, lost or absent friends, alining ventures, etc OFFICE hours are 10 a m to 9 p m daily and Sundays. Charges are S1.00 and up. Owen Glass Blowers Unique Exhibition. Entertaining, Instructive. For Hdies, gentlemen nd children I Illustrating bow sll artlcleB Id glsunB ar uiauuraoturen. UIubs HplnnlDfr, Ulaa womniK, uiaes uiowiDg, UlMa Wenv ing. Tbe glaea ateaui fciuglne ID ful operniioD. Old Christian Church Building, 9th St. Admission 1 6 cents Every visitor reoelves a valuable present In glass - made by the oompany. Doors open 2 to 5, eveD logs 7 to 10, continuous. C S Farrow & Co ...REAL ESTATE... Loans and Iniarance. Dealer in Uarreatlng Machinery, Imple ments. Also havo itorage room a t reasonable rates. Office 606 Willamette St L. G. HIGGINS tf.ASSAYERff. GRANTS PASS, OREGON. CHAROE Gold, Silver, Copper, Lead, each Gold and Uilrer Gold, Silver and Copper Gold, Sllrer and Lead Tin $1.00 1.50 2. SO 260 3.00 All work don. carefnlly, and straight busl nesawnon.. Mail orders suliuited, ' Eugene -- Blue River STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Htnge leave K;iimtie fur B'c ftlver Daily ezit ttutiiiny atS:3'lam Returning stnue arrlv n at EiigrD ilaily riiit r-umiu)9 nt 7 i ro. TtcteUk sal. at I. Bang.' Uttt stable, Kogtne. Bankers Life Association ol Do Molntj, low.. Slt laiur.ac.-LowR.te-Spdl Futures rai piuit Busy ia. Ratturtli tl First Nstlon.1 Bank sad Lsxa and Saving i Bank. !a SL!-S National las! Ol E "Cjena Paid un Cosh ipit.i Sin00' Eugsna OrJ0 A Z.?ANK.K0Bn draft, on ChI""'ru"J,u''1 tn.""? land, Oregon. ' " """ Bill Of Archan kc Mir ' IU 7J rweivftd ..nb,. oate afilaiin.ii ' orompt attention " a H t O HlKDuiosa. Preeldent. IB Gaxu, luctu. St. Vioe Prld, - "-rom. tsat OF EUGENES OREGON Established in 18.HJ. OH liankinthsCoimt, " A General Bankino in all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. G. H0VEY, President t. G. HULIN, Cashier B. H. HOVEY.AsstCufe EOGEUE LOilJ Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Cap'UJ Surplus - JU A 4KNCRAL ANRIN0 IUIINISI TIM AOTCD ON FAVOfMILE TICMI Draft! iMaed on the prlndHl olttM t a. uniuoitiu)i ana loieifa oo'inint Interest allowed on Otmni CertUtaii Deposit when left eUtJ period. Collectloue receiYecmrpniiaptttaiacc, Oltj and County WAmou MogbL W 8. BH0WK, 0. A. HIRE, Crttldint. VleiFtHlx F. W. OtBURH. .V..BRQWI u. i "The Biggest Sensation EfsrriB' LILIPLT- Co I la psable Pocket StereoscoDe Apparatus Tb. BmallestSterescoMwitlilbiilinjsli tlcal effects. Iliihlj finishedUKtifferratw with rich Rolil and silteroomi""r lnnlndinB MVF l'hotlWl, lonr.l. Price Onlril.00. Snlmr prepaid in letter form. AGISTS WAS- LI LI PUT STERE0800 .tm invn DVil.lria. GROSSMANN'S PATENT WRITING Rf THE most Important tepro"?' in ine art 01 iieinuuri"i'i . . f writer a splendid penmann s " the use ol this ring, tniioned Colleg Prenidents and Boardi o(K" DieOSS DS7U a. rov J1 - . - . 26c When ordermit mf?.m whether for mn. woman, d PENNMFG SUPPLY W No. 119 S. "pyjjjJjLFHU F. C. and Amerra Beauty Corsc Will Md demands " taoti f.Jtldlo with rI Mon.r rT .t ISOKI1 V ' TJi LooK for .fV Hjr ors tnaiae 01 SOLD AX BILLY HEP 'ARTUEM J'' - fT i",R": . . r.Hi'- "----L.l u.ll I 1- f tt.y ' aia " Lane Bank SAvllI u. ii '1 mi Kalamazoo, Mcn 1 a-! aV V ft.