THE EICEXE DAILY GUARD, Tl'KMMY. AI'lUL 7, lt03
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canies at ;
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and
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promptly.
FRESH SUPPLY OF OAT
WE AIM TO
Phone
Main 53
G. H.
EUROPEAN PLAN ABSOLUTELY. FIRE-PROOF
0 Los AngelesbSafest Hotel
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THE KING
In the rrt oi the City
NO INSID ROOMS pj FIST CLASS (SpEo 0
A vtry desiraWe hoterforall visis ft tSfccitfk.
O Birst dm kijAl
TurJSLfe.Y COSA3hY, -Props, o
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JOB PHINTIfiG OF ALL KINDS
liiat
he has
.k c,f 15
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A.
aid
55 cast
the liest brands of
Pf.KI). We have our
uid all guods delivered
AND VETCH HAY
PLEASE
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EDWARD
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EXECUTED AT THIS iff Flit
announce;
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(CARNEGIE ADDS
1 MORE MILLIONS TO
I UNIUERS1TY FOND 1
New York. Airil . Announce-
rnciit that A:id:-w Carnegie ha3 con.
lriliiil-d eu..ilj.-,;i binds to Increase'
,i. rs,, . .! . r.is,nn fn,.,t fr !
s'aie universities to bring tin- yearly!
Income from $.',00, (KM) to $750,000 '
has croaied much satisfaction among;
low. Carnegie also saiilthat he would room ",ri- rt-uriK"i "lul srar"fully
contribute $ 1 5,000,01 more to the What was the use of mooning over a
fund If necessary. The new funds aU' picture postal with never a word to
low for pensioning of professors. M ,., .0 lt .a9 rrom?
SPREADING PAVING
DOPE ONCE MORE
Onci more the Warren Construc-
Hon company Is laying its bltulithic
paving on Kugene s Btreets, and in-1 i)e knew to a fraction of a second i Bessie had gone to town for a stiop
sido of two weeks, providing the, W(M1 t,ut., of Mra. ieuiunn's twoscorej plug tour and would not be back until
weather remains good , Kast . Wgntn bonr(lL,ri( lllui)t u,u.. Drigsts jestingly ! evening. When the cv.(nig train
street, from A la.mu , o , I Igli wl 1 n nill.m clock U)e ,,, , orm and
r7av:,-Ttne8t,"B'thndWU: to ear,,, by the s,evud suf Bess,, descended from At
nyeite Bteftt and the same wnnii
Mi? evterSportiana of iN'inth, Sev-1
nnth iiSajf Klcvcnlh streets beforo th
iiM!i:ii-r Is over. A lare forci; of
nu'ii bfv;an ti:e wurk of spreading tin;
d tliiH morning. Tlu work at
iic"fl a lai"K c-rowil of tiMpI all
mv, fur tv.'ii lo those who saw It
last, summer, It is lnten-iUiiiK ijfl
ri-uiny to novcr w old.
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QUIET ELATION AT
COTTAfEGRE
Special to the llQUly tluard.
C'oUiige Ciinve, April 7. The city
e(Vct(oij in Cottage Grove yesterday
wftTrriMy and there was no exclte-SI-nt.
Dr. Itni. Jou was elected
tnayQr over 'PtnOirfJion aijd J. E.
Voting reconjjp over Alta KJhg.'
Herbert Ankln was electee treasurer
wUthout opposition. George Atkins
was choson cnuncOman from the
First rd, Henry Wisher from the
iVcod ward iuQkI Al Kldridgo from
t(h Third ward.
rP
(ivmivo lARrwtitflt N(i('i.;
.Kurt Oct IVrtnOs IViTut'o-tVHnnlQ:
o (niiicliii "0"
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Notice Is hreby given that all per
sons orbing or repairing buildings
in tliQiliy of I'nu'iin, the cost where
h it within iW fire limits, equals
$.iO, or wit lion t $100, must primeutJ
lo me at my oince, .no. ;q.i iimnnity
ton st re 't. nKl.i!l or nt'.w sull icieut
iO'i'lloirti such liu'.UIIng or re
pairs. AM persons I'hIIItq; to eoni
ply with the building ordinance of
the city will he proseeuted.
V. McKAIilNI),
Building Inspector,
al 1 O f,Gu Charnelton St.
Si)TI('K TO THE I'l'llMO
9
ho (ttigeno Transfer Conipany
luivftiK sold Its business to J. J. Chase
and lt. H. Bray, till persons owing the
firm up to April 1 will pleaso pay the
undmsA'.ned at the rotnpnnyV office
or on thiiitreets. All bills outiitaml
agalnst HWflrnj up toTliat date will
ho paid by uaP We qeslro to thank
the publican' their generous palron
ngo and Mi.nk for our successors
a continuance of themimoo
.1. 3V MAKTIV.
uS S. 11. Mi-fl.l'SKKY.
O ll VI !V. KNKW
The merits of tln T-.xas Winder,
you would never suffer from kidney,
bladder or rheumatic trouble. $1 a
bottle (two mouths' treatment 1. Sold
tiy(3. J. It nil. or by mall. Send for
testimonials. Dr. S. W. Hull, J92'J
Oliva street. St. Louis.
WOOD! WOOD!
Maple, body and siicond growth fir
and ticn. J
WILLIAMS TRANSKEll CO.
I'hano Black 1141.
VI KK WATKH
For pure liecirock water see G. W.
Taylor. All surface water rased off
by casing Into the bed rock, thus In
nirlng nothing but pure bed rock wa
ter. G. W. Taylor. S2S Patterson
street, Kugene. rono Hed 337 7.
WATK.lt! WAT Kit!
For pure bed rock water see
Puke & Leffler. Wo case off all s1
face water by rasing Into the hed
rock. Insuring nothing but pure bed
rock water.
. LA M'KK & l.KFFLKK.
!!'. Vlllard Boulevard.
I'hono lied 'ftf. Kugene.
WlMlli NAWINO
-.lohn M. t. Knti, ain'r-.nMir to W
i(3Bodoy. All wood sawed to gauge.
t-or prompt service phone Itlack
:l:lj Itesldciu,. Z High street. It
tiasolltie woodsnw
ii:itnv-viiow s i Milts
A new InWif Merry Widow sailors
Jnst received at Colvin & Uussll's.
Kast Mulh street.
The up-to-date women avoid cos-
lllctles. drliitn ami luiwiler Thv r.t
eMieniely hnrmful (o the skin, while ,u"'- ,,r r"""i me long.
Ilolllster s Kocky Mountain Tea will bappy years when they two had plan
lio. 3,'.c, Tea or Tablets nwl to mvk th cltjr together. He was
LINN UHl'tl CO. j assured of a position through his un-
' cle's Influence, and Bissle would keep
We bse alt tne latest meth'Kts In houie for him and ivrhnp In time be
clesiiltiK and dvel.ig at the Kieno l,lo to write for the uiagaiines. The Ar.
3 S ljKuKene, Or
Fro.;.iritiin
Is of all kinds at
the Bee lllve gr.verv, W. J. illbM.n
Son. ; West llnh street.
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JUST A
POSTAL,
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.. By LkSTliR ROSE
Copinuit. y llmcr Sito'jiu. y
-5-e;-vi-r--s-;-rt ? i-s-'t-i-t-vS-i-W
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Jimmy propied the card against the
sugar bowl, and while he biirledly ate
his breakfast h' eyes seldom wan-
tlureil tel)m tn(J plt.ture. Delia, the dlu-
It was rather a pretty picture, a
iuiet little town nestling on the bank,
of a broad stream, but It might have
been a lovo letter from tne way Jim
my stared at lt. Twice Delia had to
remind blm that be must leave the
house by three minutes pust 8 In order
to catch the last car that would land
biin at the ofilce on time.
p-ii.j"huij .umi ...i-m...
breast pocket and sprinted down pie
a trout to the eonu-r. (Hiee ou the Wr
he. took out the card again and bad to
walk back three blocks because be
was carried past the ollico building
still studying the picture.
After all. it was a pic ture well wiirch
the study, for Arlimffuy was one of
the pretSHit towns lnTCs native stale.
I l'ostal cVfils wlthXjieal views were
fTNHoniethlng new filr' the llltle town.
Jimmy could reiueinlter-tbo gir which
the llrst Illustrated postal received) by
an Arlliiglonlau had made. Sarah
! Coyne, to whom it was addressed, bad
let the postmistress keei lt for a
whole week that all mlghtntee the curi(j)
osiiy. ii uail nuracieu uirire iilicuuvkj
than the flrat Philippine stamp. O
.?v, lt was evident that some aua
teur photographer bad taken a plcnwe
of Arlington from the bill. Jimmy
could almost locate the exact spo
wbero Jje had oJtoawstood. It was OVer
IT VHKf J1MX WHO BT1!1'1'KI) FlinWAHO,
In the I'ruyn lot. where the boys used
.to coast in winter, lt was too steep
for Jlie girls. One could easily run
elea. to the river on a good pointer.
'4Jit there was no him of snow lu
this picture. The trees that friuged
the river bank weivQn full leaf, the
inue willow that grew on the tluy Is
land was draped In green, and Jimmy
could fairly smell the mint and the
sweet ting lu the marsh where the
crock through the Newmans' lot form
ed a continence with the river.
Somehow It brought Arlington back
with startling distinctness. He bad
supposed that be had forgotten the
town In bla two hurried years of city
life, but with the picture before blm
It was a. ouuh be bad Just climbed
tba bill iWn(he little red bouse that
was hidden In the picture by tQ new
brick Methodist church. They were
Jiit finishing the steeple when be bad
Woe away. Now It jybudly reared Its
head above all the other buildings.
Jimmy turned the card over and re
garded Its face. Tbo blurred post
mark seemed Ilka an old friend. He
could look through the glass partition
w here the boxes were empty, down In
the corner nearest the drug store, and
see Kmma Sherman Industriously
st!mtpltig the mall.
He could hear the double thud n
i she struck first a letter and then the
( Ink pad. lie could hear the eoai
I nients of the men waiting for tin mal'.
j to l-o sorted, lie could even see the
i recruiting poster with lis gaudy pic
tures of uniformed soldi, rs, n gliiry of
blue and red and y?llow. In the midst
j of the more mm tier bills iimiouncltn;
auction sales and the prim handwrit
iii!t or tne notii-e or tbe uncial oiMae
Ladles' Aid society.
But. imwt of all. the nent n-rlilnc nt
tf the a ldn-M held his thoughts, lt need
ed no tlgnaturo u tell hlin the name
of the m-wler. Only Bessie Brewster
, bh'i ui 4ini i mini nmi'lini niieil
tlon to them.
" An 'wn " K'ori.nis ureara. but
on it , II 3K, 1
u
Beie s Vtiotber had died, and when
they graduated from high school and
n
O
be spok of going to the city she bad
tvnilv said Hint Her uuiy
J' . i . - r.itln.r
!lu had used the argument that her ,
gnvt duty wu toward herself, but she ;
thrust the ! l !i from her. and 1" the
end he had Bulk away from her. 1l-:
clariw: that she did not love him, else .
sue wouiu se. (in.". r,
rights than her father, for whom she
!,e would Sea lh.lt lie uau pi""
ha,rorned an the uest jeu.,
llfe..
even to tctfcAf tils success. This was
flrst (lme he 6WU her baud
wrm,,,j gjnce be had left Arlington,
ami eyes grew soft ns be studied
iiii. ehlroLTanhv. Then his cnicr en
tcred'tbe office, and Jliumy bod to
bend to bis work.
But tbouehts of Arlington were
strangely mixed with the details of ac-'
counts, and when the noon hour came
be an lmervlew wlth the bead
of bis room. The latter was looniug
for an opening for a cousin at was
cia(i enouch to let Jimmy go without
the usual two weeks' wait. Three days
later Jimmy was in Arlington.
I ms Drst call was onthe Brewsters,
but the tiny maid tolJilra that Miss
iht u. ......
Jimmy who stepped forward to relieve
her of lit'0,un Ql wll fiui(leJ lier
through the little knot of station
loungers.
'You are back for n visit?" asked
Bessie When they had
crowd. Jimmy shook his head. ()
"I came because of your postal, be
explained. "It made mo homesick, and
I just had to come." O '
"i'tu sorry" she began, but Jinifny
fitoiiped her..
Tm not." be declared. "I'm glad. 1
never was so glad about anything be
fore. It was like ft message that I had
to answer.
..j;ut now jt may make you onv
dissatisfied torgfl back," cfied the Bit'
"That's jusMhe beaury-of it all,"
explained Jliyny. "I'm not gohur
back. I guess . Arlington's a SHg
enough place for me to stay in, .esoer
chilly"-
"EBpeclally?" she repeated as Jim
paused. " "Ixiok here." he said, speaking pap-
idly and with a voice tjfttibetrayed the
'uftruslty of his feelings. "I know 1
don't deserve to be permitted to-pcak
to you after the way I actedSlbout
your staying hero when I wanted you
to marrv me and coi town. I've for'
felted allight evenlo see $roji, but 4f
you coulil xuily know the time I've put
In since I Wt that card you'd be silrJw
for me, even If I did ac ykerSN brute.
You were right. Uois, in "staying
with your father; I wassail w'roiitt.
But I SHi sorry. Do youMuiiykj thatjj!
perhaps . some time we tmght be
friends eood f rleiulH anee mofro?"
0"Y'o are friiids Jiow." ssict I8;sle
softly, "else you would ot lip wulkr
uiK i n'l uie.
"I don't mean Hint.ft oblectI Jim
my. "It's not JMst friendship I. ask(1
It is something more. I waiip a chance
to recnln your loQ. Po yon thtfik
thnt (Sjere wauild be a rh-.Oic for me
In time?" O
Somelhlug in fils.-toles" fold the' girl
of his sincerity and hlS.-lbneimcJis. Ils.
bad hurt her cruelly in thpse Id days,
but she hud felt sure that he wtfuld
come back to her. Her fac,e- gc'w
softer as she laid u hand upbn his arm,
"Why wait, Jim?" she asked. '-'You
havo learned your lesson."
Tbo Qiittlcs fell to the hard packed
snow ns Jimmy rapturously caughtn
uerjji uiii-jirms. as ne recovered tue
bundes W; crushed under his grasp,
and there was the tinkle of brokeu
glass.
l'.ess gave a cry of dismay. ,
"You've bui1;en the lamp I bought
for the parl.W' she reproached.
Jimmy laughed happily. "I'll buy a
doxeu lamps for the parlor our par
lor," lie promised recklessly
ThAeny and the siiTtch. Q
A gllmps of Thackeray Is given In
"Memoirs of a Ixindou Club." by Da
vid Masson.
At allrjur meetlngst the Carries
and at Tlur cluh Thackeray always
seemed to uie. In spite of bis light liu
ffior and-shis habitual
iiQina nauitual nickname of
' among bis frleuds. to be a
Thack
uiau nart. a sod aud highly sensitive
num. a man with whom nobody could
take u liberty.
It was at of the larger dinners
of Our clubWt may have been, a
Shakesieare birthday dlnuer aboi:(j)ic
year lSiltl-thnt I chanceil to sit nest
to Thackeray, and lu the Intervals of
the speoehes we had a good deal of
unlet talk. But In Our club gatherings
there was oft a lapse Into what we
ailed the "war of the nationalities."
whieh consisted of g.K-J buinored mu
tual chaff and banter (gfwceii the Lag
IWi ineiiiliers an I the two or throe
Scottish and Irish niembers of the
-lull, lt may have K-eu this that some
how suggested the following bit of
Thackcniy's talk wlih me:
"D'ye know," he said. "that, though
I can descrllie an Irishman perfectly,
l never could descrllie a Scotchman?"
1 reminded him of Mr. Blnule
"Oh." he said, "that's not what
menu: mat s a mere facsimile of
man I know, a mere tlescrlotlon from
Ife.
But what 1 mean Is, I conldn't
Invent
M-oiciinnn. I should in
wrong
But. oh. I'm ipilte at home
with the Irish character:'
V a Satiriol S(rk.
French tin t is proverbial, a rather
tiresome nurouL came up vnwiiu.g to
the Frlnce de l.lCTe of ti,e court of 1
Units XVI.
U."Tlmt was exactlv irh,i i ...
:,v to ou " 'ot,rv.i ,
viuvcIt ' ''rUc
TWR RFMftRKARI F
CURES OF ECZEMA
, n l
, Qver Twenty-three Years Ago Baby
. . Atta'k Years Later
Grandfather Suffered Torments
with the Disease Virulent Sores
Developed from Knees to Toes.
BOTH OWE COMPLETE
RECOVERY TO CUTICURA
:
0"ln 1S84 my ffrandson. a babe, had
aari tt w-vmfl. and after trvinir
(lie uuvluib iO i no
extent of heavy
bills and an in
crease of the dis
ease and Buffering,
I recommended Cu
ticura and in a few
-weeks the child was
well. He iB to-day
a strong man and
"absolutely free
from the disease.
vA few years ago I
contracted eczema,
and became an in
tense sufferer. A whole winter passed
without once having on shoes, my
ankles and nearly from the knees to the
tried (riwtitkiners, specialists, clernintol-OEit.e-..
ton purpose. My daughter-in-law
reminded ji of having prescntied
Cuticura for myjgrandson more than
tu.,.ntt- vmrM jnr I nt rrre nrocurtHl
cleared " theOtlw filial li-mc-U-i jl fo:f.d im
, ' nMvliateWi'r'.veiiii (itJtfTfLl final cure,
t to-r Miii'i -7t Clone in veani.
I am nQJ. ni!!i I had never bad that,!
disease. I im well known ill the vicinJJ
itv of l.oiusvi'le jinn i incinnan, aim nil
thi C'ltM be V'-iifVd bv vit'os.
M. V.'. Laltue. ''''' Sevontli St., Vj.!':-
viUe. Kv.. A'4 23 ud may 14, luu
TV nrnnir:n itchirft; snd burning
ofolu' stiin. as in en.,a.:,4h,o fright! fj
si-amig, a in f uiasi; tialos3 ftf hoir
and oni'J.i of tscalp. as in scalled
head, the facial disfWurement. or in acne
ell demand rem-eclies of extraordinary
virtues to suerfssfully cope with thrm.
Thainc?;iticurti Soap, Ointment.-nd fHHa,
are Wh Ktiwids iroveji 4y testimonials
of remarkabie -ours wlien miniy rem
edte.i and even phvuicians haw failed.
One set is of tan sufliciuutto curet
Cutlru.-a Fwp (2.1b-l to cTPnhift he- Sktn, (Sitt-
cura emiiniiBE iwc t 10 i-ieai un pkio,. una iwi-
cum Hrsolveiit (5Uc.v,nrn thi form of Cbqpolm..
Coritfd I'UlB, 25! wrviiiforOOitoI'UBtfyh'o lilooi;
Pord thrbutrhnut ihi- worlrt I'oher JJruVi 4 febem
:6h) . Pi
IlitMnjC1tnsi
Vdii will fiiSS) It irt thfiisbn's.
He lias tlu mwvlh'itt lino
: n.
I) i-iiu lies t lie fiiBious ilUvhaels,
Stern
I O 'u niiibiiiiv,..,
brought to Kugene.
Ui test
pntieins ami eutiMVest. iiunlity
lii' gol ds. VJ
(
o
o,ll s(v (,,. li,u, 1,,..
fore yi ii buy it is no trouble
to snow "jMis, iiiui we are al
ways liairjr to tin it, wiiclmc
Jim buy oi :ioi.
We curry u full line of fur
nislilnjCM for nicijjaiid our
prices uod styles are right.
Wn own our oniv liuildlng,
pay no rent aud arotilfied
Bitli a reasonable profit.
ED. HANSON
Xo. H East Xlntli -eet
Kugene, goii
For Bedrock Wells
Sec me before contr Acting
prices bedrod:. Well drilling
is my cusir.CJs and i am pre-(i
Kaicuiuao vour work: in a
first class manner and at pric
es that cannot be duplicated.
Don't let your contract until
you have first seen me.
J. E. Kflborn
Phone Red i3-l . 557 High St.
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a xkw m:.u, KsTxnc kikm
Those having farms, timber lands
or reliniiulshments, city properties.
i ' "uses nierchandlF" tor
iwtiiiiiyitMrrffi,7TnrniiiiMiiiiwi
llsfk.rc0 b
.'i , , . " "'nn fc M' hols.
U"a s "n": S!ore, as they are
j ln """'h with investors m neirly ev-
c"' state In the I nion.
Organize 1
4he FiVef
Capital jaij .
Surplus and ,.''''."'
profit., .
Addmou.l iiViiii,;;-;-,
Btock holders "
aatloual b.Qug
Ul
1 iiuer ran
Vour
I'atriMk , - K
T. G. Heudrlrw.
S. B. Eukin... ""
P. E. Snodirr... ""
Luke L. Goodrich.. Amu'H
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KITCMEN & K0M?P
Successors to
AHMITAGE t EOWN
Livery Feeiaal
ix lk ?ll.
Q
QxX aad 7th,
o
properly. Ltenl'slij!
gas , fixtures,
r- 'I
kinds of reliabfeptcl
jind taninji) wi,4'J
and let, it 'Batfl
your work
Aya
C 1 -T. 1
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1. 1
Julius)
Ooldsmit
Madame Dean'sI
Pills.
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on trial, i" I-' I'".:.' ' o
Siiinel'! c ..i..,.fjv
""r"' ' . .... IK)
Eugene DyrV.L
14 il.L' ) irlvl""
in uni: ai"l Sc
Also p-neral i'.
sheet iron wo:H- lr',n
attended to ,
Carry a full
I'liotie Bbi' k
j."Kn rw"' .,1
It .1: yj
tfliimbing
1 i 'SaTsri
I O kit ii
Sold by W. L.