COTlAbt urnjtc
WILL VOTE ON
PROHIBITION
The Kind Yon Have Alway* Bought, and which lias been
in use for over 30 years, lias borne tlie signature of
and has been made under his per
sonal supervision since its infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you in this"
¿11 Counterfeits, Imitations and “Jiist-as-gooil” (re but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health :>f
Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment.
lb* Cottage Grove city council met
iu regular monthly session last Mon
(lay evening. The mayor, recorder
and all the councilmen were present
except Councilman Johuson. Au ini*
tiative letitiou for an amendment to
the city charter giving the city a
right to vote on local option was pre
sented, The election is set tot Satur-
I day, October 20, 19u6.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant, it
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys M orins
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrlnea and M ind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Dowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend.
genuine
CASTORIA
ALWAYS
l'be work ot grading the extension
¡of the 0. A S. E. railroad to Distou
is nearing the finish, there remaining
only betwreu tive hundred aud eight
hundred feet, lhe job is somewhat
tedious, however, as it has to be done
by baud with a »hovel, l’be work is
a shallow cut and there is so much
gravel and boulders that a scraper
cuuuot be used. The compauy is aux*
lou to complete the gtadiug before
there is much lain. It was difficult
euougb to get men during dry weath
er, and alter the rams set iu it will
be almost impossible to bold them.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
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<T!NG
CO
PORTLAND O re -
HORSIS I OR SALE—X will place 50
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
bead ot broke and unbroke horses
on sal- a* the B .ngs corral oil Wed
DORRIS A SKIPWORTH. Attor
nesday. <)ctob»r 3 for several days. neys-at-law.—Office in Hovey build i
K C. Smith.
do9 wit ing over Chambers-Bristow^bank.
FOR SALE—Twenty head of goat».
.Call at E. J. brazier’s realestate LEON R. EDMUNSON. attorney-at-
law. Rooms 1 and 2, Eugene Loan
office, Eugene.
d w oil)
and Saving Bank.
MILCH COW WANTED—At once.
Mrs. J. W. Johnson desires to buy
a comparatively young cow that will WILLIAMS A BEAN. Attorneys-at
Law. J. M. Williams, L. E. Bean.
give about three gallons per day
Practice in all the courts of the
through the next nine months,
state and before th«- I . 8 Land ot
"rite to 280 Pearl street, Eugene.
flee. Offices 12, 13, 14, 15, Mc
d w tf
Clung bldg.
"ODD WANTED—A hundred cords
of body flr wood wanted.
Would THOMPSON A HARDY.Attorueye-at
law; II. W. Thompson. C.A. Hardy.
also like 50 cords of maple.
En
Office over Yoran's Shoe Store Eu
quire at Hotel Snieede.
d w tf
gene Oregon. Practice in all the
TANNING—Tboae desiring tanning
coarts.
of any kind will do well to call on
or address me. 1 will buy or tan on L BILYEU. Attorney at l-aw. Office
shares properly tagged deer hides
over Yoran’s shoe store, Eugene.
■Jug tanning a specialty.
Adam
Oregon.
Ritchey, Jasper, Or.
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F arm FOR SALE—100 acres of im
VETERINARY SURGEONS
proved land. B. P. Inman, Elmira,
Oregon.
tf DR. J. CHRISTI E.v* ten nary surgeon,
M It. C. V s.. Mini irg, 8< ’
•’ARM FOR RENT- 266 acres on
land? Secretary and treasurer of
the board of veterinary medical ex
lern Ridge, all in cultivation. Will
aminers: Domestic animals of all
Tent from three to five years. En
kind treated on scientific princi
quire of Duncan Scott at Barnard
ples Located at Bangs’ stable. Eu
^"est's livery stable, Eugene.
wtf
gene. Re«, corner loth and Olive.
^OR SALE—Vetch seed for sale.
’Phone red 2611.
.--ddress R. F. .Moss, Gu.ene, Or.
Phone farmers 8x5.
w o26
PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS
OR KENT- -O u acres, more or less, DR McDOUGAL. physician and sur
*n »mall town with stotes,churches,
geon. In addition to general prac
K' od graded school and blacksmith
tice special attention given to dis
»hop within a couple of blocks ;good
eases of women and children. Of
house, bain,etc; good orchard with
flee over Preston A Hales. 'Phone
kinds of fruit and grapes: three
black 1631.
« i ■ river runs thiougb: part in
held and pasture: good gravel road.
¿"’J”* furhitn.e for sale. Address V.
Eohvosky, Eugene, Or
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Havana, Oct. 5.—General Funston
sent a detachment of marines to
Guinea to enforce order aud compel
disarmament. Turbulent insurgents
there objected to surrendering their
arms and while the moat trouble is at
Guinea there is trouble this morning
at several points.
Robbers last night attempted to
sack a plantation house at Guanab«-
coa and the firing caused a panic iu
the village.
The attackers were
driven off.
Raiders are making trouble uear
Cieufuegus.
WATCH I NG EX OFFICIALS
Seciet service men have been or
dered to watch all outgoing steamers.
While the reason is unknown it is
thought to be to watch ex-government
officials until the finances of the re
public are straightened out.
Gen
eral Guerreia called upon Secretary
Taft today in regard to disarmament
and Taft is pleased with Guerrera's
efforts for peace. Some of the other
rebel chieftains have secretly used
their influence to cause trouble.
LETTERS PUBLISHED.
Washington,
Oct. 5.—Secretary
Root made publtc late yesterday the
correspondence leading up to the in
ter ventton in Cuba The correspon
dence took place between Consul Gen
eral Steinhart at Havana and Acting
Secretary Bacon, of the state depart-
met. An important feature devel
oped in the dispatch was that inter
vention was asked by the Cuban gov
ernment as early as September 8, and
that as long ago as Septemter 14
President Palma had determined to
resign as president ot the republic
and that the vice president and cab-
inet ministers had also determined to
wk'v*-
chronic constipation.
“•ch is quickly cored by Dr. King’s
w Life Pills.
They remove all
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,, l)9* uew life and vigor, cure sour
given to divorce and settlement of
ana0 i ’ h1*"8*“. headache, dizziness
estates. Agent for Continent- In-
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ru.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla
Removes every trace of
scrofula. Get Hood’s.
For testimonials of remarkable cures
send for Book on Scrofula. No. 1.
C. L Hood Co., Lowell, Mass.
uo lunger coatinue in office. It i»
also shown tlint Interventiuu by Ilie
l’ulted States ha 1 long beeu plaiined
by the Palma government and
as
communicated tu the state depart
ment iu a letter by Colonel Stein
hart as early an September 8.
HEARST GOES
AFTER M'CARREN
AND ALL BOSSES
BIG COUGAR
DISPATCHED
WITH STONES
(From Thursday's Guard.)
J. 11. Youug, of Fall Creek, while
in town today told a Guard reporter
of an interesting and exciting expert
eiice he and the three McCI.rili.br 'th
ere, of Hazel Dell, had with a big
cougar on Bristow prai ie, iu the vi
cinity of Pine Opeuinga, a few days
ago. They were up on the prairie on
a Hunting trip and one day while
quite a distance from camp without
their gnus their dogs ra.i across a !
congai aud soou had him treed. He
was not very high up and the men
began to throw rucks at him to bring
him down.
They pelted him good
and hard for a long time and filially
Mr. loung struck him square in the
eye. That b-ought nim out of the
tree and be made for a rocky blult
not far distant, where he shielded
himself liehind a projecting rock.
The dogs couldn't get at the brute,
neither could the men hit him with
rocks, but finally Mr. Young con
eluded to get a big rock and climb
above the cougar and drop it on Ills
back, in hopes of killing him that
wav.
The lock was secured aud
dropped, but it grazed the cougar's
side without iujur'iig him. The big
cat then jumped down tlie precipice,
a distance of about 50 feet, ami the
men expected to find his lifeless bodv
at the lottoin of the canyon, but in
stead saw him making for another
tree. This time he climbed further
up and the men ucticed that he was
very weak from the pelting he bad re
ceived aud from his long jump.
Rocks were again
bi ought
into
use and soon the cougar descended
agaiu, and for the first time showed
fight, knocking the dogs right, and h it
with his big puws and nairowly
missing one or twro of the men. In
his weakened condition, however, he
did not last long, and was soon
dispatched.
Two hours aud a half elapsed from
the time the cougar was first seen till
he was finally killed and every min
ute of that time there was "something
doing," enough excitement for the
most fastidious.
The animal meas
ured six teet seven and a halt inches
from tip to tip.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
COMPANY ASKS
SI0.000 DAMAGES
CURTIS GO1LH IS
AGAIN NOMINATED
Boston, Oct. 5.—The Republicans
by acclamation today nominated Cur
tis G iild for governor, Ebon Draper
foi lieutenant governor, Wm. Olin
for secretary of state, Henry Turner
for auditor, Aithur Chapin for treas
urer and Daua Malone foi attorney
(From Thursday’s Guard.)
general.
The Southern F.mitio Oompiuy to
The platform endorses Roosevelt's
day instituted suit in the citcuit
policies.
court agaiust Ernest E., Ira D. and
Wilbur H. Hyland, doing busiuess
MORAN DOMINATES
under the film name of Hyland Lum
BAY STATE DEMOCRATS ber Co., to recover 610,000 diimrges
Boston, Oct. 5.—John B. Moran, for the alleged non performance of a
district attorney of Boston, elected contract to deliver to the plaintitf
as an independent, and already nom 50,000 first class red or yellow flr
inated for governor by the Indepen sawed cross ties.
dence League, dominated the Dem
The railroad company alleges that
ocratic convention of Massachnsotts on oi about January 4, 1006, the
yesterday. Moran was nominated for plaintitf and defendants entered into
governor and E. G. Brown for lieu- ai< agreement in writing for the pur
tenaut governor.
Bryan was also chase of the ties; that on or about
September 13, 1906, the defendants
strongly endorsed.
delivered to the plaintiff 27,753 of the
ties, l>ot have refused to comply with
and carry out the terms and condi
tions of the contract. The railroad
company alleges that it h»s been
damaged in the sum of 610,000. and
asks for a decree against the defnd
Bluefield, W. Va., Oct. 5.—Seven auts for that sum, together with costs
more bodies were taken from the Po and disbursements.
cahontas mine today aud ationt ten
W. D. Fenton, R. A. Leiter and J.
more bodies are in sight, bnt the de M. Pipes are the railroad company's
bris is retarding the rescuers. This attorneys.
makes twenty-five known to be killed
The Hyland Lumber Company until
ami it is estimated that between six recently conducted a sawmill up the
ty and seventy are dead.
Mohawk, selling out to a Mr. Yerger,
ot lx>s Angt les.
MORE VICTIMS OF
MINE EXPLOSION
SIR THOMAS AFTER
AMERICAN BRIDE
Died
Near Junction City, Saturday, S p
tern tier 29, I'.«»!, Mrs. J. L. Flint,
aged about 63 years. Death was due
to cancer. The funeral was held Mon
day with interment in Oak Hili cem
eteiy. Deceased leaves four children,
Mrs. Tbos. Bailey, of Junction; Mrs.
I). C. Keilems. of Eugene; J. 8.
Flint, ot Fern Ridge, and Sain Flint.
Chicago, Oct.4 Sir Thomas Lipton
called upon Mayor Duune at the city
hall today and attended a luncheon at
the stock yards..
He did not deny
he might seek an American bride, a»
well as ai range for an international
yacht race. When asked about the girl
be said:
There's grave danger from the plague
"Now, that's a happy thought!"
Po.itlvelr cored by
of Coughs and Colds that ar» SO prnv
these Little Pills.
«lent, unless y iu take ifr. King's
They -ISO relieve Dis
New Discovery for Consumption,
tress from Dyspepsia. In
Coughs and Colds.
Mr«. Geo. Walls,
digestion -nd Too Hearty
■ iTTLE
of Forest City Me., writes:
''It's a
Eating. A perfect rem
At the residence of w'm. Kirk, Oc Gislsend to people living in climates
edy tor DtnUK-sa. Nause»,
where coughs and colds prevail.
1
Drosnrtaesa. Bad T aste tober 3, 1906,Clive T. 8tarne«,of Linn find it quickly ends them.
Il pre
in the Month. Cnsrsd
county, and Silva M. Michaels, of vents Pneumonia, cures. Ijigrlppe.
Tongue. Pain In the «ide
gives wonderful relief in Asthma arid
TORPID LIVER. The» Lane conntfy, R»v. H. N. Russen of- Hay Fever, rnskes weak longs strong
efiiatiug.
regalare the Bow-la
Vegetable.
enough to ward off Consumption,
Coughs and Colds.
06o and 6I.<X>
SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE A famous Wisconsin woman once Guaranteed
by W. L. Delano's drug
said, "Ail this poor eaith needs is
Genuine Must Bear
ust the art of being kind. " Won't store. Trial bottle flee.
some
one tie kind enough to propose
F^-S.nwle Sig'atur«
16 t»>ns ot the famous Oliver plows
Hollister's Rocky Mountain
Tre?
VlTTLE
It help« to make people kind and just received. Start right by buying
ÏIVER
sell. Tea or taMeta,.K» centa. Linn an Oliver.
Drug Co.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Danger From Plague
SICK HEADACHE
CARTERS
Ì
Blrod Poisoning
!s very often acquired,
though generally inherited.
Bad hygiene, foul air, impure
water, are among its causes.
It is called “the soil for
tubercles,” and where it» is
allowed to remain tubercu
losis or consumption is
pretty sure to take root.
A goat herder on the hills about the
source of the Siusiaw states that be
lost seventeen goats one night last
w%ek, which be lays to the marauding
bear. More than likely be is mistak
en as to bear. Cougars will kill more
Chatham, N. Y., Oct. 5.—Wm. K.
than they eat—seem to kill goats aud Hearst today threw down the gaunt
sheep for amusement, and the de let to State Senator McCalren. He
struction should lie laid at the door said in his speech:
of the great mountain cat.
“McCarren classes himself as a
Mi. aud Mrs. T. W. Jenkins left on Demorcat. but that don't make him a
this moi mug's train for Omaha. Tom Democrat, The McCaneu ticket cau-
is a delegate to the supreme lodge of uot command the support of honest
the Modem Brotherhood of Amer Democrats nor honest independents."
Hearst’s defiance of McCarren was
ica, which convenes in tl.at city next
week.
While gone they will visit like a bombshell in the Tammany
Denver, Salt Lake City and other camp this afternoon and is taken to
cities. They expect to be gone about mean that the whole Hearst canvass
faces a grave crisis. Politicians are
a month.
wondering if Hearst will follow his
The property owners of the Coast defiance of McCarien with a like defi
Pork road are circulating petitions ance of Murphy.
calling meetings iu the several dis
Hearst's followers urge him to "get
tricts for October 12, to consider tne all bosses against him," and he
matter of levying a tax.and if thought seems to be following their advice.
advisable, to vote the same to raise
McCarren has called a special meet
money to rock the wagon road be ing of the county committee for cou-
tween Black Butte and Cottage Grove. sid*ration of Heaist's attitude. It is
Western Oregon.
reported that he has decided to ad
vocate the support of Hughes, Rep.,
upon the grouud that uo regular
Democrat is iu the field for governor.
DISORDER .
IS REPORTED
AT MANY POINTS
IWOTM
ocrotula
I IVER
t V%
'CARTERS
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES.
Married
SPEAKS AT HARRISBURG
. i. oct.
L —President do this work. To ic'egate it to the
:t for llariisburg, Pa., at states is a farce, and is simpLv sn-
tlii'r way of saviug that it shall not
o oiling, where he will
be done at all. ”
i ■ d»' licatiuu of the state
»as accompanied by Sen
"Duiing the last tew years the na
and Pentose, Dr. Riley
tional government has taken very
aud othe.s.
luug strides in the direction of exer
cising ami seeming this ade»|iiat3
Harrisburg, Oct. 4—At the ilcdlea- control over ’he great colporations,
and it was under the leadership.of one
tion exercises President Roosevelt
of the most houured publi i men iu
was the centre of attraction, has ad- our country, oue of PeunsyLaula's
diess being the .feature of the pro most eniineut sons—the present sen
gram. The g.eat crowd welcomed ator and then Attorney General Knox
the exis'Utive of the nation warmly.
—that the now departure was begun.
The president spoke in the rain Events have moved fast during the
with little rivulets of water liltiniug last five years, aud it is curious to
down his face onto his shirt bosom.
look back at the extreme bitterensa
which uot meiely the spokesmen and
THE PRESIDENTS’ SPEECH.
representatives of oiganized wealth,
After referring to the position
but man) most conservative people
Pennsylvania has occupied in the life
then felt as to the action o Mr. Kuox
of the nation, President Roosevelt
and of the administiatiou.
spoke in part as follows:
"Many of tlie greatest financiers of
"Through your legislature you have
this country were certain that Mr.
abolish <1 passes; you have placed the
Knox's Northern Securities suit, it
offices of tlie secretary of the com won would plunge us into the woist
munwealth and the insurance com
panic we had ever e«*em They de
missioner upon an honorable aud nounced as incitement to anarchy,
honest basis ot salary only by aboi-
h - an apology for socialism, the advo
¡thingthe feej system; you have pass cacy of policies that either have now
ed a law compelling the officers and
become law or are iu fair way of be
employes of great cities to attend to
coming law ; and yet these same pol
the duties for which they are paid by
ii-ies, so fai from representing either
all the taxpayers, and to ref.aiu
anarchy oi socialism, were in reality
from using the power confetred by
the antidotes to auatciiy, the anti
their offices to influence political
dotes to socialism.
To exercise a
campaigns; you have prohibited the
constantly increasing and constantly
solicitation ot receiving of political
more efficient supervision ami con
assessments by city employes; you
trol over t he great common earl ¡era
have by law protect»«! the state treas
of the country prevents all necesaity
ury from depredation and conserved
for seriously considering such a pro
the public moneys tor use only in the
ject as the government ownership of
public interest; you have by a law for
railroads - a policy which would be
the protection of the elective fran
evil in Its results from »very stand
chise made tampering with the ballot
point. "
boxes aud the casting ot illegal votes
so difficult as in all pro! ability to be
unprofitable; you have provided a
primary election law which guarantees
to the voters free expression in the
»election of candidates for office; you
have by law regulated and improved
The Curtin Spur Lumber Co., of
the civil service systems of your Cottage Grove, ill'll articles of incor
greatest cities; and, finally, you have poration with the county clerk t-siay
paH»e<l a law containing.a provision The Incorporators are II. F. McCor
which I most earnestly hope will in mick, Philip Hohl and J. C. John
HiibHtance be embodied likewise in a son. The capital stock Is 625 INK), d|.
law by the congress at th« coming vide»! into 256 shares of 6llX> each.
session—a provision problbitng the The objects of the corporation are to
officers of any corporation from mak do a general lumliering ami logging
ing a contribution of the money of business, to build, equip, maintain
that corporation to any candidate or and operate water powers, electrio
any political committee for the pay light plants and to conduct a general
ment of any election expenses what merchandise business.
ever.’’
The company now operates a »mall
sawmill several miles south of Cottage
"All honest men must abhir and Grov«.
reprobate any effort to excite bostili
ty to men of wealth as such. W
should do all we can to encourage
(From Thursday's Guard.)
thrift and business eneigy, to put a
premiiim|upon the conduct of the man
Mrs. Jotin Blanton died at Cheah-
who honestly earns his livelhood and ire's hopyard last night,
aged 30
more than hie livelihood, ami who years. She was aged :*) years, a na
honestly nsea the money be has earn tive of Ohio, ami leave« a husband,
ed, But it la out clear duty to see, father ami mother and three brothers.
in the interest of the people, that Rev ' F. .M. Horn, of Eugene, being
there is adequate supervision ami s brother. She was the daughter of
control over th« tMWiMaa use« of the J. M. Horn, of F.imira. Funeral will
swollen fortune« of today, and also leave residence at 10 a. m. and ser
wisely to determine the conditions vices will be belli at Mulkey cemw-
upon which these fortunes are to tie tery at 12 o’clock tomorrow.
transmitted and the percentage that
The Infant daughter of Mr.and Mra.
they shall pay to the government
whoa« protecting arm alone enables Smith, of Fairmount, died October i
them to exist. Only the nation can I 1906, of cholera infantum.
Was. . ..
Roosev It 1
7:50 thi .
speak at .
Capitol. II
ators Knox
LUMBER COMPANY
IS INCORPDRATED
Diei