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Eugene Guard
prising that if with comparatively
IMPROVISED NATIONAL
tress by th u»anda and never »hut
pew and lertile lat.de, almost
L-vi Ankeov o’ Walla Walla,
the dour» u our bouse.
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ANTHEM
¡SATURDAY
DECEMBER tì , boundless resources, the tnoet in
c»udids
e tor 'be Washington sen-
abom.iiable to live tiebind closed
telligent citizenship, we should not
atorship,
deci »tea that rich men
Dal I «uatd Pee »
Much auiu-euert was caused at doors, aud far better, 1 s»y. to let
be
full
partakers
of
the
world
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make
good
senators. Mr Ankeny
Renuata
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come
in
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cover
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SOME RIGHTEOUS TRUTH.
Geo Ktlly I» home from Portland.
BtusMls during lhe visit of the tbftn l0 ehut tbenii
y
prosperity.
.j a rich man. He ie a c ndidale
Geo T Hall Is quite «lek at bla home,
Chinese Prince lm;*nal. Every
“The hold ot the protected trusts
for
senator.
There
is
no
oppor
Mr» tt tn Prastan 1» vi-lting tn Hoar-
where he went >1
was greeted Dy
A Josephine County bopgrowe
»was
tunity nowadays t> dud out what borg.
on
congress.
”
Rabid
as
the
Ore
Nothing oould more conclusively
the same monotonous tuue, played
ooutracied hie fortv thousand
P N Laird, of j«.-p. », v»« down to
kind ot renatora poor men make.
demonstrate the hold of the pro- gonian is on election occasions it by lhe military bands.
Alter P°0Bds ot hops for twelve and oue-
Eugene today
teotel trusts on Congress than tbe will not demtan itself by the least 'twhile, presumably, the tune git h»lf oeute a pound and rainexa de- They seldom elect one whois out of
J D Matlook look In the game at the
action of the last session in redu justification of laws that permit and
the millionaire rank.
Grove Uxtay
’
>eyond
bearing,
aud the Prinoo l>very of the hop», now in the ware-
cing taxes on liquors and tobacco are responsible for the great wrong
asksd through an interpreter what bou»e nt San Fr*ncieoo, is being
J (' Calloway and Rev J C Richard
A Chicago tusn who killed his
rather tban disturb the tariff under
and injustice inflicted on the peo- i it might be.
sued for possestiiuii. If the con- wile because she married again son went to Creswell today.
which salt, paper and similar trusts
E O P> tier rvturued today from hie
continue to plunder the people,— ;ple by the commercial combina
•The Chinese national anthem,” tr"cl bu-v-r u“u
them he will be while be was serviDg a term in tbe
tions that on every hand sap the
Oregonian.
replied tbe burgomaster in eur- tiv<i 'bousaud dollars abend, Had penitentiary and would not leave trip south.
producer of his substance.
Lester Luckey was a paaeeuger to
inope gone down a cent or more be- her second husband to resume
Neither the late President Mo-
prise.
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Portland inlay.
“
But
we
have
no
national
low
the
oontract
price,
though,
all
Kinley or the present congress was
> uinnlal relations with him, has just
A New Jersey court has finally
J A Brown went to Cottage Grove
elected with the understanding that settled a dispute over a few inches anthem,” said Prince CbeD, “and ‘h® »«»rch warrants iu the country been sentenced to the penitentiary ' today ou bualuees.
^ut 1 ave found biui. At for life. Probably a greater pun R^lleo M Miller and Geo McLean went
there would be any genuine attempt ot city frontage after litigation ex certainly tins tuue was never heard
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in
China."
16,1,1
there
would be more thiugs ishment, still he deserved the gal to Cottage Grove today.
take the country out of tbe clutches tending oyer ten years. Truth is
Mrs T M Jackson aril veil yesterday
Then
it
was
discovered
that
some
the
»*tter
with
the hops thana lows.
of the trusts through tariff-revision sometimes as strange ea fiction,
froaa Portland.
wily
European
had
composed
a
flower
could
deem
possible,
m
an
legislation. Before President Roose this case not beiDg a whit behind
A boy is in trouble down about
B F Dorris U> In Balem «l ending the
n0* taking them-
velt got offioe through the accident Dickens’ celebrated "Jarndyoe vs I’une with a tomtom aocompani*
Portland for defacing a rural mail Odd Fellow..' OeleUrwllou at that city.
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of assassination he was an ardent Jarndyce,” w hich involved a coup e cent aud called it tbe Chinese
H M Fil udly,switchboard manager
Portland Baptists are experien- delivery box by using it for a of ttie telrphoiis company ,'s lu Uw city.
supporter of the contention that of generations, and ended only i I national anthem. He sold the
target. Boys, aud men, too, should
the trusts could only he fought when the large estate had been swal- rigbts to perform the anthem when °'B8 the truth of the saying that ot understand that Uncle Ssta is a
E J McClanahan left this afternoon
through tariff modifications. In I lowed up in court costs. In the New *ny ot the Chinese dignitaries were j * ■ ri|ws a family row is the worst, jealous protector of hia property, for Reedley, California, to vials bls
offioe he would not move against Jersey case the judge, plaintiff and being entertained, aud he had al- lhe P“tors of the several Baptist especially that connected with tbe mother.
Mrs O F Knox, of Edgatia, is visit
the thieves that filch from the pub defendant died during tbe pendency ready made a ni» little eutn of church« uot involved are seeking prooipl delivery of the mails.
ing with her mother. Mrs Churchill, at
to
end
the
scandal,
one
congreKa-
mosey
by
il.
lic, giving as bis reason that the of the suit, the children of the two
w
tion only being directly effected.
Tbe West Virginia man who OottartV Grove who is In feebla health.
country is prospering under pres latter fighting it to a finish.
Whiter Pugh, a rtal.-m arohlteot, la
JOAyfeTN MILLER AT WASH- rue members of that congregation dropped a lighted cigarette in a keg
ent conditions.
here looking Into the proposed ereOilon
John
Barrett, the Portland man '
1NGT0X.
(instead of turning the other cheek of powder vindicated the general of su opera house hy the stock ootti-
That is skin to a man tamely
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betray a deoided disposition to do opinion that oigarettee are not to be p«ay.
who
made
euch
a
strong
newspaper
submitting to robbery because he
Wuhlngton Pent
away with tbe scriptural injunction elassad aa a health food.
fight
for
the
Chinese
ministership
Rev J J Handsaker went to Halsey
is doing well. The truth is that
“I do not like the title 'Poet of for the time being hy striking back.
Mils afiern.ain to till the appoiutiOon
1 appointment,
and was gotten rid
the oountry prospers eyen though
the Sierras;’ let the Sierras speak
I of with the Asiatic St Louis Ex
Two Sightly Building Lots for of Rev W T Matlock tomorrow. Mr
robbed by tarifl-protseted trusts, in
for themselves,” exclaimed Joaquin
Oregou has limber on all bands
Matlook la III.
position oommissionership, is get Miller the renowned Californian.
Sale.
spite of them by reason of splendid ting the same newspaper support
Mlaaee Leia and Jennie Jenaing-,
to burn, yet here are lhe two Ore
Mr Miller, with his flowing white
Mrs Mary Jennings, and Miss Minnie
orops of wheat, cotton and corn, for minister to Japan.
gon
City
paper
mills
installing
oil-
The two corner Jots on tba left band Edwards were passengers to Cottage
I >oke. his long beard, and hia cos-
and other farm products, for the
Sugar goes up forty oente a hun* tume of old-fashioned broadoloth, burning plants and oontraciin« where tbe old «treat railway Iwgau to . Grove thia afternoon.
surplus of which there is a steady
was curiously regarded by many with Southern California oil wells go up < ollege Hill are ottered for sal».
Mi»s Ona Markley, who is a guest of
dred. Why? Just because the re
demmd in foreign markets at re
gueets as he stalked through the for four hundred barrels of crude They have a gentle «lope to tba street her sister, MrsG ROhrismau, went to
finers that have absolute control of | tubby of his hotel at Washington
corner aud toward« the town, with an Cottage Grove thia afterivxm with her
munerative prices. The prosperity
coal oil per day. It is cheaper
elevation of probably twenty feel
the market say so. This forty He is the same quaint, interesting,
we enjoy is world-wide in a
J! than wood fuel, and coats little ex above the level ot the business part nephew, Cheater Chrisman, to see the
cents a hundred means millions mystical, enthusiastic devot e ot
game.
measure. It would indeed be sur-
cept for transportation an i that is thereof. This tlevatlon Is reached by
I tbe muses that be has even been.
There waa a large delegation of High
for the sugar trust.
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by water at a minimum expense, a barely appreciable rise extending School students to the Cottage Grove
over sever»i bl inks.
UC-VU to
VU I4TU
UJ SUU
Economy
and UV»»Vl
tatter AVOUI
results are re-
They were
"I a used
live UV1V,
here, JUU
you AUUW|
know, . 1SVUUU
These lots were the first purchase game this afternoon.
wheu Mr Atherton laid out College chaperoned by their teachers, Else«
•It was in thi» condition that I began aud had a cabin and five sores out apoLSible for the change.
Hill Into a city addition. When you Kerns and Logan end Prof A E
the use of your valuable medicine. On
u Meridan Hill, just this side of
————r—
see them you will say we did uot fail
receipt of your letter of April 6th my
Ktieeden. They were jublllant when
Mouut
Pleasant,
20
years
ago.
I
Old
Fellowship
celebrates
its
Old Fellowship celebrates ite to »elect the choice property.
husband purchased six bottles and I used
they started, sxpeetlbg uolhlug but
If
you
are
thinking
of
buying
and
it as you directed. Wheu you wrote me
in Oregon tomor bui ding, a few ini mite»' walk will take
The Disappointments of a words of encouragement on April 27th I people got tj crowding in upon rue
victory foi the team.
row
night
at
Salem,
Chemeketa
you to this property. No need to In
had received uo benefit front the medi too numerously. My home near
Weak Mother.
cine, but determined as a last resort to Oakland ie a little paradise. Its Lodge, No 1, having been instituted quire of owner as to location. It ll»«
A "reform wive” has swept Se
just acroes the street from tbe end
give it a fair trial. I am now taking the
After the baby’s coming the weik thirteenth and last bottle. I have a teep cliffs ran down to the edge of in thatoity Deoember6 1852. Who of the lengthwise [dank walk wheu attle clean of the dissolute ola--.
mother often has her first great disap lovely baby girl three weeks old that the ocean, and 1 can see every ebip may eveu estimate the volume of you ooms to College Hill, In She angle men and women, with the resu t
of the first two residence properties.
pounds at birth. My baby that enters or lei ven the harbor of
pointment in not being able to nurse her weighed
the philanthropic work of Oregon Turn Hiurely to the right at the plan that Portland get« not a few of tie
child. Perhaps she is not strong enough and I are enjoying perfect health, thanks San Francisco.
ing mill and you cannot mis* It. A
to sustain more than her own life during to your wonderful medicines, to which I
’’I live mere with inv mother, Odd Fellowship—individual and good »ubetat tlal «Idewsla
MIK direct V»
to tilt»
the I unweloom^ waifs. The Rain of the
the davs of stow convalescence. Perhaps believe I owe my life. I cannot find
in frout 1 Hound city
society
—
during
the
half-century
of
cts No olty taxes, btre<t
l
r is tbe losa of Oregon’s
there is a lack of the secretions which words to express my gratitude to you, who ie 86 years old, but who ie
ortlioi) line.
\
of property ie olty corporation
make the baby’s food. In any case she and I hope you may long be spared to younger tban her eon, and we plant its existence!
metropolis.
J R C amfhki . i ..
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AFTER BABY COMES,
feels robhed of half the joy of her ma
ternity because she cannot nurse her
child.
And she envies the hsalthy
woman who cares for it and who per
mits the mother to occasionally see and
caress her own baby. If women would
consider the matter they could hardly
expect to lie strong after the baby's
coming if they were weak before. The
woman who suffers during the prenatal
period—who is nervous and sleepless
and without appetite, is exhausting her
vitality before the hour of her trial, anl
when that time comes her very weakness
increases her sufferings and prolongs
them. Ig is no wonder, if, after tbe bab^
is born, the mother has no strength to.
nurse it. The one great necessity fot
happy motherhood is good health.
THE SECRET OP HEALTHY MOTHERHOOD
lies largely in the proper preparation for
the great pl: s eal strain and dram which
women undergoat such a time A pr pe■
preparation for maternity will keep the
nerves tren-tiil a I the temper even ; it
will enconrat - the appetite and give
restful sleep.
'1 » uaMe the mother
to activel. e\
• in her household
duties until the mue of the baby’s ad
vent, and give her strength to give her
child.
Because it does all this and more
women have named Dr. Pierce's Favorite
rrekuription A God-send to mothers ’’
"I take this opportunity of expressing
my everlasting gratituife to you for the
wonderful lieu ■ s I have r<—eived from
the use of Dr Pierce’s Favorite Pre
scription and ‘Golden Me
il Discov
ery,’ ” writes Mrs. E. H Newton, of
Vanburen, Amostook Co., Maine. "My
baby was born in May, 1896, »nd for
weeks xfter I was delirious. My friends
did not know whether I would live or
die. The doctor in attendance di 1 not
give much encouragement, and sai l that
if I did get well I would never live
through another such per; od. When I
consulted you in April, 1S99, I was '**
poor health; had been sick sll winter,
and to add to my trouble, was on the
road to what the doctor said would end
my days, I was almost di- outage ' ;
did not expect anv help, but thought the
end was onlv a matter of time, an T-^o’i I
U . lwo ;oor, little motherless children.
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perform the good work in which you are
now engaged."
MOTHERS PONDER THIS
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It is not you only who suffer when you
are weak during the term of maternity,
but your child must suffer also. It can
have only what strength you can give.
Your nervousness, fretfuluess and tear
fulness will leave a life-long impress
upon your child, and while you in a few
months will recover from the effects of
the trial you have undergone, th« baby's
yhole lif? will reflect the
influence of those months
of maternal misery.
If you can be a strong,
healthy mother by any
means, you owe It to your
child to um those means
at any cost. It is a matter
of record that thousands
of women to whom ma
ternity waa a menace and
a misery have been made
healthy, happy mothers
by the use of £>r. Pierce’s
Favojite Prescription,
which give« abundant
strength and make« the
baby’s advent practically
painless.
•I cannot say too much
for Dr. Pierce’s Favorite
Prescrimion," writes Mrs.
S. 1?. Rose, of Big Otter,
Cloy Co., West Vs. "I
feel it tny duty to sav to
all women who are suffer
ing from tamale tronbles
that it is the best medi
cine on earth that they
can use. I cannot praise
it too highly for th« good
it has done me.
" I am the mother of five
children, and have been as
high as eight days in the doctor’s hands,
aud never less than two days at an v time
until the last Then I had used two
bottles of Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescrip
tion and was only two hours in the hands
of thk doctor.’’
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Shaving Sets, Manicure Sets, Work Boxes and all the
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he difference between one hundred anil
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two hours of suffering at maternfty.
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ves t
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only give
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