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ran EgQMSK ain,T p a w. wbdskbuat. cktobkr is, im BEST TREATMENT FOR CATARRH . nnrtion of our bodies is covered with a soft. deliSi '"'f iins membrane; this is kept in healthy condition by th M B.cl:..t vi,ror it receives from the blood. So lonr n,.. "r . .., this menibranr will be healthy, but when Hi ii.i tTvA catarrhal impuOies and poisons this inner lining of irritated and diseased. iual the unpleasant and serious . .ritarrh cience. mere a ugni, stuny ieelmg in the CHINA PREPARED TO WELCOME SPERRY'S FLEE? u o Auiov. (Vr ti. . . . . . iT f " ; ' 'O smih'uis f t-verythsiiW pnu-tu-Mlv ivady ". ici.qUuu OI it) A nwii-i,..! .1 ID 10 lUlVt'IlI i)f I 1( Vlsil ti ,rt TJ,., ;a for the entertalunu'iu of ilin w uHMO.y doiwahM ;ui ..i ... ...... i (tit Hew rti;iil h:iiiili flc. I . ui noises in the ears, often slicht deafness bffi,.i. tves. " .i uji -.i ... . n iriciimnnui uc ic(u.uu uv cjiLtrin.il irpnimimr .1. i. irt " i ..n,mrarv relief in some instances. S s o . I..,., ' lu IISIUI,K war '"lne the blood of all impurities and poisbns. T.t through the body, the inflamed, Asbarge headaches l being a uiaww ..... ulw nlV be cured by a remedy that goes to the very Jrticle of the impurity from the blood, and this PwrT . Patarrh and anv medirnl nAvin f, gooi u" ' " w u wnc THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA lur eil y . S. S. rn cM..., Thens;r .vr." 'n,:r.-.v 'is !rr,f-j l " 1 - . . i'""-"'.'"y rumplet- Lutmurimes r;-. "u Ainoy looks (Tike u ditf..r.nt are relieved and every symptom disap--". compared to what" it was u mo,,!h i T 'T KoverMaent was ..uua iu Kivt nn A M. .... ...... in which the entire blood circulation bottom and Inra t . ,,,n" fore considerably embarrassed when " wectea as the port of M- rhal. Amoy has a good harbor and UI- , ?T tradi"8 ,,ort l'l"osite the V. . orn. but the ci!v itself provided with the ,.,.i.,,..h.,.i uu lumiuns required uv V ViKllnru um..u.uii.. ber of them ,m,iag at the same time. Hie niperial government and the Won",' iU,"u"'i'k's appropriated M10.000 taels, or about $000,000 to defray the expenses of receiving ami entertaining the American fleet and a luiisiuernuit! part of that sum io i.e usen to ,,ut Amoy iu vonuiuon tor the reception -Miiei icaus. J The LENOX Portland's New and Most Modernly Furnished HOTEL Third and Main Streets PORTLAND, - OREGON Possessing every convenience and an ideal location tontine on the beautitul city plata. Adiacent to lusiness center. Up-to-date grill. Telephone in emyroom. Private baths. Bus to and from all trains la European Plan Rates American Plan lind $1.50 per day. .i'r $2.50 and J3.00 per day. ),h! 12.50 with bath. $3.50 and J4.00 with bath. Lh Fit. O. H. SPENCER, Manager 11 lltll L.' i lie new road bambous Im.. i..,m plained, which will be hung with ('lift nese lanterns every evening di'-in the presence of. the Americans. O. he officers of the American ships will be entertained by the high ojicials gild in their honor miinerou? ban- : quets after Western fashion, with ' American dishes and American drinks, will be given. The men of ' the fleet will be separately enter-' tallied and provisions have been I madeBto feed three thousand of them ' at one time. The Importation of pro-' visions sufficient for this large num ber of guests has been a matter of Western considerable worry and anxiety to the Chinese officials, but all difficulties were at last overcome, although at a largo cost. Everything will be free to the vis- j itors. ami dining their sojourn lu Amoy the city will livp open house for them. There will he feasts with fireworks and juggling performances. continuous performances In all the theatres, to which the visiting Amer had proper of the A landing pfer had to be leans w ill be admitted free oi chai ge. Our Irons Arc Here THE EXCEL IRON It Excels alt others in Price and Quality j Yours for $3.50 Vific Electric Engineering Co. 5J6 Willamette Street r Wiring, Supplies,Fixtures and oii kinds of Electrical Machinery. constructed, the streets thoroughly I cleaned ami repaired, public and oth er buildings decorated and Illuminat ed, a road laid out from the sea to the parade grounds ami many of the temples and theatres renovated. The police force of Amoy had to be in creased and hundreds of waiters im ported from Shanghai and Hongkong ; to wait on the American officers and men at the numerous banquets to be given in their honor. The municipal ity of Amoy refused to go to any e. i tra expense to honor the nation's guests. Recognizing the importance of making a good showing, the im j perial government und the viceroy of the province did not spare their means, but gave Dr. George Mark, the Chinese commissioner on ar rangements, carte blanche in making the preparations for the great event. Notwithstanding the comparative inaccessibility of Amoy and its u suitabllity to such a purpose, the most elaborate arrangements have been made for welcoming and enter taining the American visitors. Up on the arrival of the American fleet it will be met by a squadron of Chi nese warships and escorted to the anchorage, where the fleet will be formally received by Prince Pulan, representing the royal family, the viceroy of Fuklen, the governor of the province, the admiral and commander-in-chief of the lund forces, the tnotni of Amoy and other high officials. Kxcursions will be arranged to (lu ancient temples near the city and to the various points of interest in and around the town. As a special com pliment to the honored guests base ball and rowing events have beei. planned, and for which valuable prizes have been provided. The principal prizes will be two silver cups, each of which is valued at $2. 500. Never has mere been so much life and bustle lu Amoy us at present. The population has been greatly in creased by the arrival of many hun dreds of visitors, actors, jugglers, ac robatic performers and helpers, and by the thousands of Chinese visitors who have come from all parts of the province to witness the festivities In honor of the Americans. The native and foreign newspapers of China have their correspondents here, really to report to their papers the events of the festive week. Many Americans who reside In various parts of Chl nn and Korea have arrived here, to meet their countrymen and holp make things as pleasant as possible for them during their visit to the Flowery Kingdom. It Is expected that the visitors will be greatly Im pressed with the nmgulflcent scale of the hospitality shown by cninu on this memorable occasion. It will be the greatest event In the hiBtory of Amoy. where no such large aggregiv tlon of Americana has ever been seen before. CITY OF MEDF0RD WILL REMAIN WET THE SATISFACTION IN BUYING groceries at our store Is mutual. We take satisfaction In carrying In stock the best of everything, selling at reasonable prices and serving customers promptly and courteously. Those who trade here take satisfaction In the goods, the store service and the prices. Have you tried the Eng lish walnuts we sell at 20c a pound? You'll be satisfied if you do. MfiDITirN THE square OKILltll, DEAL CROCEI - 6IWaiamette St. CROCER Phone Main 25. Supreme Court Holds Charter Above Local Option Law VETERAN WEATHER MAN CHANGED TO PORTLAND idles' ig Closing Out Sale W NEXT TEN DAYS . i, , . -.; :-' it UntWwoat lrirt. KTi'mnnas. tt - - y viu .wf - - - I a. iu kaM anu vw-j r "dy M I mAm business must give up buildinf ! ? Ae;X S 35 E9tk 5ANGJ J. H. WEST EARL McNUTT BANGS LIVERY CO. Livery, Feed, Stage and Sales Stables abs Alwafl R3d '' Class TurnoutsCt All Descriptions IAGE!"" Hue (glEUGENE-FLOR ENCfi)STAGE nin ?$ 130 no' ' ' A daily jtagflMvesLuRcnr a.m. I'tt.i i!I call lor lor Maptetoo. elfVonr.rf.co by lfc day before. .teamer lor Florer 3 Qme Livery Pbone Main 2 1 Salem, Oct. 27. Supreme Justice Moore holds valid the provisions of the charter of the city of Medford ex empting the regulation of saloons and liquor traffic in that municipality from, the operation of the liquor law. This opinion Is given In the case of .1. C. Hall, respondent, vs. George V. Dunn, comity judge of Jackson coun ty, and the county court of that coun ty, appellant, and is an affirmation of the decree of Judge H. K. Ilanna. of the First judicial district. This opinion practically opens the way for every Incorporated town In the state to revise Its charter so as to exempt the regulation of liquor traf fic within Its limits from the opera tion of the prohibition law, no mat ter if the entire state be voted dry. A similar case is pending decision of the supreme court Involving the question of locai option In the city rif Dallas. "Where a general local option law has bv a majority vote," continues the court, "been made applicable to a specified territory, of which a city formed a part, a subsequent amend ment of the municlptl charter author izing the council to license the sale of Intoxicating liquors Impliedly repeal ed the prior local option law, so far as the city was concerned. "The amendment of section 2 -or article 11 of the Oregon law. empow ering the legal voters of every city and town to enact snd amend their municipal charters, Bsbject to the constitution and the criminal laws of the state,, is not self-executing, and operates prospectively only, so that the adoption of such an amendment ..'.. in the Medf(d charter ttiempowerlntt the council to regulate ?ithe llqnor traffic. Irrespective of any I nor1-lw of the state on the sub- jJiJect enacted by the legislature or by be people at large) did not alter the nicharler of the city of Medford, m en-IXUr-ied bv the legislative assembly on rnended charter having re- pealed the provisions oi me ....... e ion linuor law. so far as the city of Medford Is concerned, no error was committed in overnilliiH : the .ur- roi-iind n BraiKniK ed. . court also holds Inj-khiO ase l iviavM hi that a writ of rev ew .okirded the ptainiin -" Q r the nji.ry he might have sn.taln ed in , the nnnm-r indicated (the re- H1 '.. a,tn:.L'es to Stock Bud t) trad.' I -l""'- ''"':'"' J nA i ':. .... In th" complaint. to ine i... - - - . ,,.,i,. f iT.ft corifurreiii , t matter of the milt snd authorized t' Kranta t'-mporary (m ( w-rr aNo enacted ' also the suhj ,..f. i rpi J 1,1 .'...; r . ' m and V.-!c-!rt(I"mi-lyi'K Him: provis ,K "'' -. for Hrownsvih.-. Halsey .'.'nlj'j'IlnTf .,n fity In whl-'h this pro vision aV- : ' liobeburg, Oct. 27. Thutnas Gib son, for the past 18 years in chargt of the United States weather bureau in this city, has been transferred to Portlund to take a position under Forecaster Heals of thlB district. The change becomes effective on the first day of next month, when Mr. Cilhson will be succeeded here by William Hell, who, singularly enough, wub In charge of the Itoseburg station In 1KS8-18HH. Mr. tllbson is one of the oldest observers III the service of the government weather bureau, lie was connected with the s glial service during the Western Indian wars of the '"Us. what caisi'.s ivsi"i:isi.? Anil liiciileiilally Colistiiiaition, Coated Tontrue, Ni'i-voiiMiesN, lleiubuiie And other Symptoms. Did you ever know that the stom ach Is a churn? That Just as soon as you are done eating, the healthy stomach continues to roll the food around, and mixes It thoroughly with the Juices of the stomach. And did you know, dear reader, that if the stomach Is run down or flabby, so that It cannot do the churning, that dyspepsia Is the re sult? If the food Is not churned It lays heavily on your stomach, turns sour, and, causes all kinds of distressing symptoms such as headache, coated tongue, constipation, etc. And so, as every physician will tell you, the way to cure dyspepsia Is to fix the churn, la other words, build up the stomach bo that It will prop erly mix .the food. If you have dyspepsia and want to get rid of It before It gets rid of you, go to Hull's drug store and get a large box of Ml-o-na tablets. The cost Is only &0c and every reader of The Guard Is welraome to his or her money back If Ml-ona does not cure. Ml-on-a has cured thousands of the worBt and iflost oimtinate cases of In digestion. It quickly cures sea or car sickness and vomiting of preg nancy. Ml-o-na Is the great stomach ton ic, one or two tablets will stop sea or car aicknes, vomiting of prep nancy and will Instantly tone up the worn out stomach the morning after the social session. n W., HKI.I. AT A MACTItlFlf-K. One of the best residence itjllp erties In Kugene, odern in every way. House Is uraud new, absolute ly tfei best finished housa In th city; irmeiit nu. ianu, i barn In fact, there Is nothing to t compare with It for tbfgfnoney. Call at 271 West Fifth itre'?: or address S !5B Ccfffee Always uniform our best product sold in 1 lb., 2 lb., 2J lb. and 5 lb. cans. Your ffrocer will grind it better if pruund at honia rit too lino. fThePhntbehind theSuif 0M mm IS! ES 1 is: 8 I P'iif- :! 3 8 S-ffr i ml l mm You've Read about Schwab's one price -to -all, all - over -America clothing plan. It means a square deal and a good deal to every man. It's simply this: Schwab Specials at $10, $15, $20 and $25 have set-price labels "on the sleeve." These garments are on sale everywhere at the prices marked. This'is an original Schwab idea. Look for the Schwab trade-mark. Don't let the cheap imitator fool you. It pays to get the genuine. We sell them. We are the exclusive local distributors. Stanleys 612 Willamette SlO Box 512, Kug'-ne. tf XOTH'K OF WSSOM TIOV Notice is hcf-hr given that the partnership existing between M I.. York and K. M. While Is h'-rjiv ais nolved mutual ronsent, 8 M White 'Urhig ami M. I.. York pay Ing and cll-niriv' all bills. Dated at Kugene. Oregon, this U.'h day of 0' iol.er, I SOS. M. I.. YOHK. K. II. WHITK Q A. C. MATHiCWSb General Ttarrmf Concfcte, Gravel, Bulging Sand and good exc.vgfction earth lor tale Phone Black 28 II of call at 345iW4th Sanitary Eye Glasses NO COiiK. NO RUBBER, N0uCELLUL0ID. NON-IRRITATING MADE T0 IT ANYcN0SE Choose your oitic(au as von , would your hsiciau. For ef- fecilveuess of work lather than J lowucs of price. ; Dr. Franc Lucile Hard 1 Optician ami Itefi mtlonlst. Suile l-l. New ClirlMllnll llblg. Plumbing Furnish your new horn . properly. Don't slight the gas fixtures. Wc do all kinds of reliable plumbing and tinning w,rk. Call and let us estimate on vour work Aya & Heitzimn J- west must. Phone bl.ck 1117 I STONK'H 11KAVH PIUH'S GreAteal known remedy for heAvei Highland. Or.. Oct. 31. 1902. Thli ii to certlly Hut I gave ni) mare one bottle ol "Stone's Heave Drops" and cured her ol heaves. This was last winter and she has not been allected since- G Wallace DR.S.C. S TONE. Salem, Or. For sale by all druggists. altl)t)all)jti $.100 Well Drilling For up-to-date well drilling see LaDuke &LefflerCo. Well Drillers Telephone Red 512$ 999 Villard Boulevard GEO. K. MUNROE FURNITURE 07 Went KiKlith HI., Knw'im, (VrK" rimim HtMl n,"i74(. HuNt AtO'utN for Uio Portland Stovo Wurkn. Flfty-Lhroo Hty.os, InclmllnK the noted Di'trolt I, I no. Mho tho 1-nrlotlo HaiiKt'H tho hunt low price rniiKe on the market. A full lino of lUmtorB jnt from tho factory. Cull and exit ml no our Inrico stork before uiiylntc olHowhTe. AUTOMOBILE FOR HIRE Five 'passenger car (or hire any time day or night GOOD DRIVER CALL BLACK 1231 W. H. SMYTH Succoaor lo M. S. Hubbl Transfer Company. will do (imral tniaiifer bualixe; ttuod, bodfwtiolel Kixxle, t run lie bk U Using ta bhi Una will - rrctH promiit atsd oattifal attootioa. "Ilanlnea Prompt and Oarrfol" la oar mottrt. ' Phuan Main SVJ Him. I'tionx, Rel 401. mn.iAJiH 8i '3u.ipinj I96o PH ' euoq.j pjHiiuj -rjmtfV. tatwisqnij pun SO tAu ATMiSiiH Williams Transfer Co. Light and Heavy Hauling wood row sale 504 W.IUmettiSt- ugen-. Ocjo I'hone Mnln Cfi 1 Scon's Sanlal-Pepslif Capsules A POSITIVE CURE For lnflama(l"D or ('tiirrh KMtinya oV;it NO TAt. I UUHXI'iCklr mlfl Iff frptl-tUlf II I ntilurail IHtMWM ( lb t ricar Onua. At- Sold ly W. glit. dfuKKUU. Wit ll.flD, or hf THE SANTAL-PEPSIN CO. BelMmulBt, ObK. A. Kiiyk'Midall, drin; a-jaa-aO. SOME IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS Every depositor natu rally desires safety for his funds. When you have an account with the Mer chants' Bank of Eugene your deposits are secure. The strength, careful management and sound investment of this institu tion are guarantees of safety. Your account cor dinlly invited. CAPITAL - $65,000.00 "SIIOH VOl'K HOItSK, shoic vorn mauiv or ropalr your mrrluKo or wagon with nklllcMl workiiiutiHlilp mid la the btHt Minn nor we will at tho very lowest iirlroa. Conaclontlotis and hlHli-Krailo work In our line, as well an protuitntia, ahotild recouiuiond ua to evoryono who appreriatea having their hornet! properly shod, or their whkous repnireil In the beat maimer. G. BURBACH 531 Olive St. 4 "v WALL PAPER PAINTS WALL PAPER FRED LUDFORD Practical Painter 102 W. Eighth St. Eugene, Of While Viewing the Sky Scraper on 9th Street Right About Face and see ' McLEOD'S New Fall and Winter Suiting 44 E9fh St j IN ONE OR MANY COLORS Ej' LARGEST FACILITIES If' ; IN THE WEST FOSf- - THE PRODUCTION OK & K HIGH GRADE VVOKKLm M litii ti n si umia mct's b'J I
