Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, July 25, 1904, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text1 u. i. balpwurtu. 1'iiOFiuii Kjt it.w Mi.i HL ADQ o aR TERS FOR , Tu U tool Liquozone The only place in town where your coupons cbd be honored and where your guarantee can be signed. YeringtoiVs 9th st. Drag Store. Ay a & Son Yor your ijluniliiuu, Tinning aud Ui-neral Kepainng No. 34 West 8th at, Tuuue Kei.lU5-l yARX 3TE to DYEING CLEANING WORKS CHRIS MAI X. Tr. Prop. 615 Willamette SUea. Phone Black UOL EUGENEj OREGCN HALL & SHUMWAY arry a fui line of pli'tnbing fixtures and are up-to-date plumbers. Sewer Work a? Specialty. Also general jobbing In tin and siwtt iron work, iron work prompt. tj atteu.led to. Pnoae UUuk VH1. No. 189 Willamett Street. FIRST 1 1 National Bank OF EUGENE. Paid uo Cash Capital $50,000 Surplus $50.000 ; EUGENE, 2 OREGON. A GENERAL. BANKlNli BU3I NESS doae on JreasouaDi. sarotf atuht'.rimfW on Chicago, San lfrau oieco and Portland Oregon. . Bills o( exchange sold on loregln ewuatrles. Deposits received subject . , . : .1 . - J ,1. V OQOU& Or uerbtUBW ut u.pwaiv. All osllaotloas eicrusted to is will reive p-.npt attention. T. J. tUSJrllOnW, President, tf. B. G i.1, v"uJ rVaal deat J. B. Hii Ouitif. B to ii rt As.ntapt l!ahl.r " Proposals Wanted. "Ibe Wn-rlmpn nf the World aid the -Women of wioi-rait of CresTsii i.re incorporated and will bnlld a two story frame building at Creswell, Or., forhall and lodge purposes. Proposals are invited tor the erection tho bulldiug, plans aod speclfloa tlons for wbloh csn be seen at the offloe of John Hnnzioker on Seventh street, back of Day Sc Henderson's furniture store, or a( K. H. Parson's, Creswell, Or. All bids should be presented on or before August 5, 1904. The trustees reserve the right to rejeot soy and all fcids. R. H. PARSONS, Sec'y, Creswell, Or. I. CHAMBERS, H. E.ANKF.NY Droidtnt. Vict Prudent. DARWIN BRISTOW, Cuhlcr. CHAMBERS-BRISTO W BANKING CO. Eugene, Oregon, Paid Up Cash Capital 8BO.OOO. -Notes and mortgages bongbt Mousy ned on approved security. Interes . j IW An, .1 flnarjta nt if MOO. it Kl tankiig boslneei transacted ARE YOU AGEING? Dr. Holmes used to say hfc a "seventy vears voune." av v w Some men are old at halt jbat fizure. Aee is not in years. It is in -the blood. Scott's Emul sion helps to keep you young .by keeping your blood young; 1y supplying it .with an abundance of rich, pure, vital '.nourishment: carrying con. stant life and renewal to every fibre of your body. It will help you to rob advancing years of half their sting. We'll 3J you k .ample free upon request. SCUTX BOWJ.K, vt feul SUMl, Sw Vow. SKIPWORH &P1PE8 ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, k'ngeue, Oregon GEO B. DORMS, ATXQKNEY and COUNSKLLOR-AT-LAW. Will praotice In all the oourta of tht Second Judioial Dietriot and It the Supreme Court of the state. Special attention glvsu to ooUeotiou and matters In jrobat. Office, West side ofWIIlamett Street between 9th and 10th streets. U R. EDMUNSON ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Otticc noma 1 and i Cbxtsman Block. Piaotioe in all conrts. 3ARBAU0 BOWER ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. Collections a speoialtv. Agent for Continental, North British aua yew &eaiaua insurance Soon, aji'irst Optional fiauK building Eugene, Oregon. Helmelis ;'.'i.hompson Chas A.Hardy THOMPSON & HARDY ATrORNEYS-AT-LAW Office over'Yoran's Shoe Store. . Cractice in all the courts. Eugene,' Oregon LOUIS E BEAN ATWHNY-A.T-IW. Office In new McClung Blooic, Room 14 and 15. Special attention given and and mining nutters. Eugene, Oregon. j. M TRAVIS, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office Over Eugene Loan A Sav'ng Bank Eugene, Oregon. A C. Woodoork. U T. Harris WOODCOCK HARRIS, .VI lORNEYP-AT-LA W tflja-Me-utirbloj't 90tth of;Ohrle. uwo Block. Bmeae, Oregon. J. J. Waiton a. P. Ness WALTON JtNKSS. ACri)KNSY3-AT-LAW Will practice 1b all tne courts In tut state. Olflce Room No. 3. Walton Blk. Eugnee, Oregon. L. BILYEU, "ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Offloe over Yoran's Shoe Store. Bu- gene, Oregon. mKL'1UA1 dr..;f.!e. selovef. General Practitioner. nni-i ....-in ,.i .lui,.!.!! Elock. " f.ugene, Oregon Telephone Red 1501. DR. DeBAR. Ottlce-Room over Eugene Loan and 3aviag;;:Bausu J RnsidenceNo."l89 iS. llthjstreet. Calls attended to day or night Phone, residence, Maln77-1 ; office Main 40. Dr. J. E. Penland. Dr. Q. W. Leslie Osteopathic Physlcang. fAonts and Cbronlo Diseases treated. 01flce corner ;7th tagd;;Wlllamelte streets; Phone Black1231 Dr. G. BIDDLE DENTIST Office Op 01ivetreet. between Fifth and SUco streets, one oiookwest of Ml lmorn Hotel. rpH B PACIFIC a-UTUAi uitrh.. The Very Uest UPE Nn ACCIDENT POLICIES. Albert J. Caron. Uen. Agt Portland, J. M. Williaoas, Loaal At., Baena ITOI1IA. YfMDC MARK DtttaM CorvniaHT Ac An rone Mndlnff tketeta ami) 6MCrtpUqn ma$ nloilr Kcrtaln otir optnkm frM whathr m tawtlon la prohablr pittiSCmnnifijk. tloiuftrtotlreonOdantfaL HlrtflRfKm on PbMdU MnC itm. OldMt aWraoT tormntmrinaMUntM. PalvnU Ukaa .throcfh Htutn 4 To, newi tmtciainHict, tnthont obam. latfa KKitnnc inncncan. cnlatlon ot any clentiflo Journal. Termi, 99 a renr: i oaf month, L fkAd bymll newdMlra MUNff & bo Br. Kef, f nm Bm tat K Kind You Hm mm MfR H4j BO VKARB' EXPBIIIBNOa Seerctarr Hy Deaorlbed. John Iluy, secretary of state, is thus described by a Washington correspond ent: "A short man, extraordinarily punctilious in dress, with an attentive' iy combed beard, an attractive face, a pleasant voice a voice of singular pre cision and slbllunce; a limn of aristo cratic tastes and ways and democratlt manners and liiiiKUiie; a man wiic uses slang in private conversation and wields the English language like a mu sical Instrument in Nis public utter ances and who alway.) wears evening dress In his own house after 0 o'clock that Is the outward man of the secre tary of Btate. The Impression 1b abroad that Hay is an aristocrat In bis tastes he is, but not in his manners. He Is democratic, confidential, though digni fied. He sometimes, when talking to one he can trust, discusses great inter national questions in pungent Idioms and with a Yankee rough und readiness that Is proof positive of hi.; imtiao.aliir of 'IMke County Ballads,' Ue is sen sitive to criticism. There Is no man In public life more sensitive." Famous Japanese Leader. Field Marshal Mariiuijt Oyuma, who teas recently appointed to the supreme command of the Japanese armies in Manchuria, Is one of the most experi enced soldiers of the Island empire. Field Marshal Oyuma Is a nobleman of the second class. Ills military ca- MABQUIS 1WAO OTAHA, reer has been brilliant, and he has seen much active service. He commanded the army that put down the rebellion of 1870, and for this he was promoted to the rank of lieutenant geuurul. Lat er he was appointed minister of war, and In 1884, while holding that office, he visited the United States. He is tall and stout and a fine specimen of the Japanese soldier. Fleid Marshal Oyaraa's wife, former ly Miss S tenia tz Yaronkawa, was edu cated nt Vassar. She came to this country In 18T2 and spent eleven years here. Itebaklna? a sophomore. Professor William James of Harvard 1'b very popular with the more intelli gent and studious of tb? undergrad uates., When these young men, bow ever, make rash or bold tfr unbecoming assertions, he does not hesitate to take them down. Not long ago a sophomore aired some rather atheistical views before Pro fessor James. "You," the latter said, "ar a free thinker, I perceive. Yon believe In nothing." "1 only believe haw what I can un derstand," the sophomore replied. "It comes to the same thing, I sup pose." said Professor James. Wash ington Post. ' Rimer Dover Rapid Hlne. Elmer Dover, secretary of the Repub lican national committee, Is a newspa per man and was editor and manager of the county paper at McConnells vllle, O., when only sixteen. During the campaign of 1800 he was at the Republican headquarters at Chicago as BLMBft DOTEU. assistant to Charles Dick, now United States senator from Ohio. While there be attracted the attention of Mark Hanna, and when the latter went to the United States senate be chose Mr. Dover as his secretary, which position he held until Mr. Banna's death. Mr. Dover Is a young man to bold the Important position of secretary of the Republican national committee, not having reached bis thirty-first birthday, Es Is married and has one daughter. Th KIna of fervla. King Peter of Servla, according to a recent writer, "Is a tall, spare, military looking man, with a sinister, hnwk-llke face, marked by deep lines, grayish hair and mustache and shifty eyes. He would pass on any stage as the typical decayed officer who haunts gambling hells. Whether or not bis critics are right In supposing that hd was privy tc the murder of the late king, It seemt certain that the event did not take him y surprise.- Vhi su omr'sobeluU ?( tbej A tori i Columbia Kiver Kailruud Compauy hna heen inaugurated between Port I .u'(. Awuriaand seaside In connec i) u wiii special round trip oxour--itil, tickets to all Clatsop and North lie,. n points, and train leave Union I'eput at 8 a;m dally and runs through direot, arriving at Astoria at 11:30 a m; Uearhart,12:20p ni, and Seaside 12:30 p m. The Portland Bpaetrie Flyer leaves Union depot everv aataraay at 2:03 p m, arrlvingJAitoria 5;5u p m, and runs throng b direct, arriving at Gear hart 6:40 p m and Seaside 6:60 p m. In connection with this improved service, special roood trip season ex onrelon tickets are sold from Portland to all Clatsop and North Beach points at rate of II for the round trip, good for return passage until October 15th. Special commutation tickets, good for flvo ronnd trips, are sold from Portland to same uolnts for 915, good to return until October 15th. Saturday apealal roond trip excur sion tickets from Portland to aK Clat sop and North Be a oh points on gale every Saturday at rate of 82.50 for round trip. Tickets sold from Port land to North Basin points are Issued In connection with the I. K, & N. btefimers from Astoria, and baggagerf is transferred to and from depot and Btaemer dock at Astoria tree of charge, and all tickets sold by the O. K. & N. Co. from Portland to Clatsop and North Beach points are Inter changeable and will De honored on trains of tbls company In either direc tion between Portland and Astoria, Write J. L Mayo, G. F. & P. A., As toria, Oregon,, for Seaside souvenlrof 1904. CITY PKOPKBTY FOR BALE). 1 own and hay lor sale about 300 lots In seven different additions to Eu gene, Am laying otf a near addition Lota sold od raawnable time for t60 1 and npwarda, j These lots are going fast. ao anyone wanting to purolnee would do well to call early. 8ome of the property would be ex changed for deelrable timber htnda, . J G. HENDRICKS. Why Don't Yob Use Baliard's Snow Linimen t This Popular Remedy Cures Burns, Lame Bank, Stiff Joints, Corns. Bnntona and Chilblains, and ail In lamination of Man or Beast. TESTIMONIAL: Best Liniment on Earth. i. t , j i . nr..... Works, Shnllsburg, Wis.,' writes: "I hdve tried many kinds of liniment. and have never reoeived mnoh benefit nntil I used Baliard's Snow Liniment for Rheumatism and Pains. 1 think It the best liniment on earth. ' TK3T1MONIAJU Cures Sciatica. . . L. Riley, LL. D., Cab. ites: "After 3f teen days oi eTcruolating pain from Sciatic Kheu matism, nnder various treatments, I Las Induced to try Ballard's Snow vinlment, the first application giving my first relief, and the second entire relief. 1 give it unqnallfiaH reoom n endatlon We Sell and Recommend It Vincent & CcDruggist 'ennyroyau pills jf." HlmU Hurt Only Qen1- hf CIIIaHHlsTEic NOI.ISE Ir lttD aoJ old tUvt.Mls oolM MM with aMHhhM 1.b...kiaBWliM ntJwaTervHM HBbtlt.UaB h1 Imlttv tlna. Baj u. joit Umgil.l. er xad 4. H ntmn for Partlrulkr. i- i-- HlOUe IOOIlOT.-tlmoa1al(. lUMky Ml-w. Clklvh'- rhamrtMlOf, r Fish i ( g Tackle, Hardware, Tinware, Guns Ammunition Bicycle? und Bicycle Repairing go to Second-HandiBicyclesroc f MorUl 213 1 Traded for Wood, E&ZEMK SETS THE SKStt ON FIRE. No disease causes so much bodily discomfort, or itches, Irtinis and stings like Kczema. It begins often with a slight redness of the skin, followed by pustules or blis ters from which a gummy, sticky fluid oozes, which dries and scales off or forms bad looking sores and scabs. It appears on different parts of the body, but oftenest upon the back, arms, hands, legs - Doar 81rt:i fi it my duty to writ, and tea and face, and is a veritable you know what s. 8. 8. has don. for me. IJm nrn,.nf tinip esnecinllv suffered with Chronio Bcumj tot om tlun torment at times, especially .. and ,pent a groat dl of money try at nifirht or when overheated, intr to aet oared. Hm nMd "Itm indvuui Th rnme of Eczema is a different kinds of blood inediolne, hav. ben 1 lie caust 01 r.cii.um u t tad Dy th. bMt doctor, in the olfy, but oonld too acid condition of the not set relief. My lea was In a terrible oondition hlnod The terrifvine itch- when I started th. u. of S. 8. 8. Kav. taken piooa. ine terruyuig v,ri bottles end now there le not a spot on ing and burning are produced myiee-orany otherpart of gTL"J-. J J-jlU.1 by theoverQow through the .jw., ot the Got poisons with which the blood-current ts overloaded. While e hr..l onnliVstiona. such as washes, soaps, salves general sj-stem, when the skin clears off and Eczema and alt its terrifying symptoms disappear. Book on the Skin and its diseases free. No chargl for medical advice. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CAt BaaMaBaBM,aaaaaaaeaB nM Maaavaaasaa AT COST TCTCLOSE THEM OUT. ONLY A FEW LEFT r.Av x ucMncDcnM aav f-l I UK I 1 1 WhyNotPut on a Durable Roof to Start iWith? 7rri& ELATERITE ROOFING is the most durable roofing material known. Th eost is no more thar that of poor material. Livery and Feed Stable BANCS; & BARMAKD Popitorl.,, Stag? I ini?s KoMaurg-U.nhfi.ld J -- should notify the avening before or McKenxie stage leavaj a 5:Su a. Phone Maln21-1 Full of Pleasure Smoking a Mount Hood cigar does you, good TeRtsyour nerves after a hard day, heilpe your ideas at any time, and makes you happy and contented, A CIGAR YOU CAN AFFORD.I Try it today and see if yau don't remember to ask for it again. F. C POTTO r.;W. HARRIS, StPresldent, EUGENE WATER CO. I'INCORPORATED.) Pure wnll water furnished for household purposes, Moto ' and hydraulic elevators. RATES AND TERMS UPON APPLICATION. EUGENE - - OREGON FOR. YOUR. vw v nwuuvi, ",ua,ne8 and powders are soothing and cooling, they do not; enter into the blood itself or touch the real cause of the disease, but S. S. S. does, and purifies, enriches, nri atrono-tliens the thin acid blood and cleanses the I -vj a I 1 w .J Kigiaiy guaranieea . write ior information, The Elaterite Roofing Co. lo Worcester Bldg, Tortland, Or. I p"'iea " notel dMirin ' r iurvucuririi;n.eiiKopuini. Stage will mt call at private houses Florence stage, 6 :00 a. m. West 9th Straat. WEOD1N Or dinner ta always served with the otjioest wrnea and liquors that can be procured For social fonoticna of any kind we have the purest and best w ines, ot either imported and domestic vintage, by the case, bottle or gal lon,atprloar yon can't match for quality In Eugene, at E C HUGHfcS rlioceswr il T M Rsaihi. 58 W. 8thtreet H. MoOLUNO, Treasurer. - b. McMURPHBV Secretary.