ÂÎF e I)6EI î E WEEKLY 6UAPD I that
in the Cast has demonstrated ■‘Itement in employing a man without thy traveled eiaewhere they were robbers ought to be jailed for obtain­ observed in Eugene, where every­
rail trxu* portation costs eight a band to furnish m^aic for the fair Stared at a* freak*
Later, in Ger­ ing money under false pretenses." body is too busy apparently to de­
time* as zssrh a* transportation by is deserving of the criticism It is re­ man universities, tbe American stu­ These utterances la newspapers vote any time to forming labor or­
an independent PAPER
water. Gawrnment engineers had as­ ceiving from over the state. There dent noticed the same element of where towns were passed up by the ganisations, with their walking dele-
sured kim. be said, that for $'>00,- are many good organization* in Ore­ quiet, studious Japanese, all ot whom circus are as intemperate as they are gate-s eager to discover some reason
CHARLES *. FISHER,
| 000 a three-foot channel could be se­ gon capable of filling this engage­ could speak English even better than unjust. The circus is almost as dis­ for calling the members off from
Editor and Publisher.
cured in the Willamette a* far a* ment with credit to themselves aud German, and all attending strictly tinctly an American amusement a* their jobs.
Harrisburg, all the year around. For the management of the fair. As it is. to the busine* in hand
Americans baseball, and its popularity Is attest­
r^tsked every Thursday at Eugene.
The expense of the prosecution of
8700,000, a* *r. outside figure, Sen- the man who has the contract goes knew in a general way that these ed by the great crowd* that attend
Fa»*«—
Oregon.
, ator Fulton »aid the Oregou City over the state selecting the best mu­ were the pioneers of an awakening the performances. A great circus like Haywood, et al, in Idaho has up to
L.N. Roney returned to Lowell this
Subscription price, 11.50 per year locks and canal could be secured and sicians he can get from the local nation, preparing to be Its leaders. that now touring Oregon is, more­ date totaled 1150,000, and It will afternoon after having been here two
add
another
1100,000
to
try
Moyer
or three days looking for carpenters
jf paid in advance; $2 00 at end of put in first-class condition. These bands, which tends not only to dis­ but nobody could realize, so a* to over. all that it claims to be, and
I sums he declared to be a mere bag­ organize local bauds, but It will not really picture to his imagination,how- gives every act that its bills advert Tse. and Pettibone. The cost to the de- to work on the new county bridge
across the Willamette river at that
year
Entered at rhe Eugene, Oregon, atelle, compared to the benefits that give as good music vs a band accus­ much it really meant, it was only and is conducted honestly and legiti­ tense has been fully as much, if not place. He already has six men bat
more,
owing
to
the
employment
ot
|
would
inure.
He
thought
the
ac
­
mately.
To
abuse
the
circus
on
gen
­
tomed
to
playing
tsgether.
No
one when, a score ot years later, Japan
he wants that many more. He '-vax
poftefflee as second-class matter.
unable to find a single man to go. al­
quirement of the locks should be blames the mau who took the con­ suddenly burst upon the world a* a eral principles is wrong because more expensive counsel.
though he is paying the highest wag­
the first thing to be undertaken tract, but the management of tile great modern power and the names newspapers should encourage people
es. All the Eugene carpenters and
Agent* inc The Guard.
Judging from the annual report* many from outside places are busy
Whether that can be done In the fair, which is dependent upon the of these same quiet, student* of other to occasionally lay aside the cares of
Tbe following are authorized to 1|present congress bt could not say. support of Oregonians in particular, day* came bobbing up in every day's life and devote a day to harmless and documentary evidence, everybody on new buildings in Eugene, a ad
take snd receipt for subscriptions or | That It would come in time he felt ought to be a little more loyal to its new* a* the men at the head ot amusement.
Americans have tuS drawing a federal salary is expecting from present Indications It appears
tr»nsaet other business for The Daily [certain.
great
fault
of
living too seriously, congress to raise it. at the next ses- that they will remain so all fall sail
organizations
things, that it was possible to realize
winter
Common laborers are even
Ma Weekly Guard:
After that was done the next move
how grea a thing was incul ating long when life would be br.ghter and bet­ sion. Shouldn t wonder if one or two very scarce, the street railway and
Creswell—J. L. Clark.
DlStXiVERY
OF
THE
Coburg—Geo. A. Drury.
should be to begin the deepening of
ago lu those peaceful college halls. ter if we had more holidays, forget­ of them were disappointed The new paving work, besides the hop pick­
WORLD'S OLDEST CITY
Address all remittance* and com- the channel from Harrisburg up to
Go to the American universities to­ ting business worries and financial congress will not be a* much infer­ ing and grain and fruit harvests
drawing the usual surplus from
munications to
Eugene. The statement of engineers
day and you will find quiet, gentle­ scheming*, to indulge In rest and re­ ested In tile subject a* the old one town.
GUARD PRINTING CO..
In
a
sand-swept
belt
of
Central
is that a canal will be necessary in
manly brown men of another race— creation, living over again our child­ was.
Eugene. Oregon.
Mr. Roney says he will have to
order to aecure satisfactory naviga- Babylonia, that country of ancleut Filipinos— attending strictly to busi­ hood days in the atmosphere and aro­
/
do the best he can with bis small
To outsiders the Jimtown shew has force of men. although It will delay
tton. The estimatéd cost of this work ruins, in a region dangerous aud de­ ness and learning all that our civili­ ma t if you please) of the menagerie
him lu the completion of the bridge
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5
by engineers is $3.500,000. Thia la serted because far from water, and sation ha* to offer them, says the and sawdust ring. Who is there who had trouble* enough without a war some time longer than when be cal­
an
the
border
of
the
territory
of
sev
­
for
social
supremacy
between
Pres
­
also a work that should be underta­
Fresno Republican. They are few really wishes to see the circus abol­
culated when he took the coatrar’..
eral hostile Arab tribes, lies the low and unobtrusive, and we realize only ished?
ident Tucker and Director-General
ken
and
completed.
The
great
inter
­
WITH
WEEKLY
TALK
ruin of Bismaya. says Dr. Edgar J. i In a vague, academic way that they
Barr, but when lovely women start
GUARD SUBSCRIBERS ests to be served by such a canal
Hanks,
in
September
Putnam's.
Few
out
to do something there's generally
A*
a
result
of
the
canvas
made
by
new
¡would many times justify the under­
are the destined leaders of a
explorers have ever visited it, and people. But only look forward about the Dry Goods Economist of New a scrap.
taking.
The publishers of the St. Louis Re-
these few did so at the peril of their twenty year», with eyes cleared by York among 3<)00 retail merchants
Senator Fulton has thus enlisted
public (semi-weeklv) have been
“Thou shalt not hug in public'' 1*
lives. Dr. Peters, of New York, while the backward look of twenty years relative to business conditions, that
in
a
work
that
should
secure
for
him
_ forced
___ to raise the price of their pa­
excavating at Nippur, discovered at on Japan -and behold a vision.
patter arrives at the conclusion that I a new commandment that Pittsburg
I
the
support
and
co-operation
of
every
per'to
A communication was received by
I Bismaya a clab tabelt of an ancient
per I- us (owing to the increase In
all's well, and that conclusion Is sup­ magistrates are charging $10 for the Masonic lodge of Florence a few*
the price of news paper), and we resident of the upper Willamette val- date. German explorers are reported MRS. EDDY COMPLETELY
The price seems high,
| ley. On this platform.. U he adheres
ported by the practically unanimous breakng
days ago stating that Roy Collard is
cannot afford to give it away free
VINDICATED BY ACTION judgment of those front whom the In a town where a big social scandal, supposed to have been drowned in
'.to It honestly and labors earnestly, i to have said that the ruins originated
with the Weekly Guard. However,
with
all
the
trimmings,
can
be
bought
British Columbia recently. He wax
Information was secured.
Replies
he deserves to be tbe unanimous with the civilization of the Arabs.
we will continue this offer up to Oc­ I i choice
j
last heard from on July 9, when h.i
dally
for
one
cent.
However,
not
only
was
the
age
of
the
The
dismissal
of
the
suit
against
ot every voter in this part of
to these questions show there has
. was about 80 miles north of Vacou-
tober 1, 1907. at which time it will
[the state, regardless of party affil- f ruins, but the name and history of Mrs. Eddy, the Christian Science been no foundation for the alarmist
Japan has bought a thousand ver, and intended to start with xev-
be POSITIVELY withdrawn. All who
I the ancient city of which they are leader, was certainly a splendid vic­ reports and predictions sent out front
I eral others for a trip by butt up some,
: tations.
Whitehead
torpedoes and the sending river, the name of which we did not
pay one year in advance up to that
composed, considered a mystery until tory for that venerable woman. Not­ Wall street. At a few points de­
of
our
big
fleet
of
battleships
to
the
learn. Six men were seen to leavu
time ($1.50) will receive both the
recently.
withstanding her great age. the legal pression was noted, but the causes
the boat, but tbe person who saw
Weekly Guard and Semi-Weekly Re­ ' WORK WILL BE RUSHED
Christmas day 1903 we began ex­ examination of Mr*. Eddy showed her were purely local. That testimony Pacific officially announced, but the in
ON OREGON EASTERN cavating at Bismaya, says Dr. Banks, to be in the full possession of her
late unlamented and unwept war them did not Know any of tbe party.
public, but after that date the Re­
The boat was afterward found, but at
agrees with all given by men who
public will no longer be given free.
and the result was the discovery of mental faculties and perfectly call­ keep In close touch with the business scare la too dead to be resurrected. I last reports no trace had been found
The
prospects
look
especially
’of any of the men.
We shall continue to give the two
the oldest temple In the world. The able of taking care of her own af­ of the country. Commercial men do
Mr. Collard made his home in thin
“Undesirable cftllens" may yet be
agricultural papers, however, the Or­ , bright for the early construction of walls of the tower soon appeared, fairs, and convinced even the attor­ not find distress anywhere; on the
vicinity for several years, but when
egon Agriculturist and the American ' the Oregon Eastern across the inottn- the summit was cleared, and the first neys for the plaintiffs that they had contrary, they find merchant* unus­ sentenced to ride eight hours a day In he left here last spring he Intended
j tains from this city to Klamath Falls. Inscription discovered upon the sur­ undertaken a hopeless case. There
high speed automobiles. That doesn't to go to British Columbia. He was
Farmer, the same as in the past.
ually cheerful.
Everywhere heavy
Our subscribers well know that the ’ with a branch veering northweard face was a brick scamped with the was no alternative but to dismiss the stocks are being purchased for the sound so cruel as a sentence to be a member of the Masonic lodge of
| Florence.
Weekly Guard has been greatly Im­ ito Vale, and connecting with the Ore- name of Dungl, of 2750 B C. Just action and admit defeat, which was tall and winter trade. That would hung or electrocuted, and the result
Leonard Tabor was shaking hands
proved during the past year, having I gon Short Line at Ontario, Oregon. ’ beneath it were the bricks bearing 'done as gracefully as poss.ble in the not be the case were dealer* uncer­ would be the same.
with hl* Florence friend* last Mon­
¡The
fact
that
Mr
Harriman
did
not,
day. He and Mr*. Tabor return to
| the name or Ur Gur. of 2800 B. C.; circumstance*. These fact» leati to tain about their market. All fee)
been enlarged from a six-column,
We take It that Prince Wilhelm of
eigkt-page paper to a twelve-page, j as It was thought he would, come out a little lower appeared a crumpled the following pertinent observations they are going to have a heavy trade Sweden must have had a sort of fishy Kirksville, Mo., before long to re­
sume the study of osteopathy. Mrs.
seven-column
publication—-almost 1 from Eastern Oregon over the pro- piece of gold with the name of Nar- by an exchange:
and make their preparation* accord­ time In .Newport, as the society writ­ Tabor's mother, Mrs. Potterf, ot Al-
I
posed
extension
ot
the
Corvallis
&
I
am
Sin,
of
3750
B.
C.,
and
just
be-
"it
is
not
clear
why
Mrs.
Eddy
double in size. The price of the pa­
ingly. Were there disturbing condi­ ers all agree that Mr*. Stuyvesant J>ha. and her daughter. Mi«* May. will
Eastern, does not augur well for the i low that level were the large square should have been made the victim of
probably accompany them and spend
per has not been Increased, and we
tions these would be noted by aaer-
completion of that line into Central ' bricks peculiar to Sargon, of 3800 B. a journalistic attack and court pros­ chants in all parts of the country and Fish had him oftener than any of the the «later in Missouri.
feel that we are giving our subscri­
other
feeders.
A few days ago Dr. Edward» re­
Oregon, while the Klamath Falls re- C., probably the first of the Semetlc ecution
She is very old; there is there would be curtailing of orders
bers the best newspaper in Oregon
ceived a telegram from the govern­
! ports are to the effect that he was kings of Babylonia. Although we had • nothing In her writings that has on the part of a very large number.
outside of Portland, and their pat-
The Washington state prison at ment health officer* notifying hom
i impressed with the necessity of push- dug but a metre and a half below the courted a blow; 6he has not assailed
roaage Is proof that they also know
Walla Walla Is to have a newspaper. tli.it all vcsKels arriving from Sea
I ing work rapidly on the Oregon bricks of Dungi, we had revealed sev­ any one; the disagreement that one
T. Grenier, who Is one of the most Since no newspapermen are ever sent ’ Francisco must be Inspected on ac­
lt.snd are appreciative of the fact.
count of the bubonic plague In that
! Eastern, upon which the work of per­ eral strata extending over the period might have had with ner doctrine entertaining, as well a* one of the
to the penitentiary, the publication «•It y.
The constant raise in the price of
manent location Is nearing comple­ Ifrotn 2700 B.C., or more than a thous­ was a matter ot calm discussion; it moat reliable writers on agricultural
Charles Rlvett and two sons ar­
will naturally be a freak experiment
sews paper, owing to the paper mill
tion. A dispatch from that place and years, and still eleven metres of did not call for writs and summonses topics in the United State*, ha* taken
rived here Wednesday morning from
In journalism.
combine. Is working a hardship on
says:
Eugene for a visit with his old trtend,
earlier ruins lay beneath us. We dug and court appearances. If those op­ the field against what he terms “ag­
publishers, and our subscribers may
John L. Furnish.
| “Orders have been issued for im- lower; unknown types of bricks ap­ posed to the beliefs of tbe S7«year- ricultural yelow journalism." He is
the
legitimate
press
not
only
With
help us bear the burden by prompt re­
The schooner Sausalito wax towed
1 mediate construction work on the
mittances, resting assured that they I tunnel and new trackage for several peared, and two and a half metres old woman thought they were/lnjur- after tbe same sort of wrtters as tbe anxious to publish, but willing to pay ’ out to sea Sunday laden with lumber
will be given just as good a paper all miles between Grass Lake and the from the surface we came upon a ing her or her cause. It is likely that “nature fakers." who have been so for al) news about 'the canal, the i for San Francisco.
The schooner Oakland arrived here
they have discovered their error Out deservedly criticized by President wisdom of establishing the Canal I
the time as the circulation and busi­ j connection with the main line of the large platform constructed of the pe-
afternoon from San Francis­
\ cullar plano-convex bricks which of the persecution of the last nine Roosevelt. For two or three year* Record as an official organ will be Tuesday
co and 1* loading with lumber.
ness justifies.
Southern Pacific at a point near were the building zataerial of 4500 months the Christian Science church the magazines and newspapers have
The directors hsve set Monday .Sep­
rightly questioned a* a needless ex-
Thanking all for their liberal pat­ Weed, that will reduce the heavy
has reaped a harvest of converts."
tember 2 3, as tbe date for opening
C.
been Induced to pay for and publish pendltur*.
ronage In the past, we are determined grades in the California Northern, iB.
1
__________________
Florence school.—Florence Went.
articles on many different phases of
to merit your future confidence.
now building to Klamath Falls. As­ INTENSIFIED FARMING
FIRST WORK DONE
agriculture
which
were
written
by
Everybody
should
contribute
at
CHARLES H. FISHER,
AND ELECTRIC ROADS
sistant Chief engineer Griffith Is now
TOWARD OPENING RIVER person* who knew nothing about tbe least a dollar a month to the fund for
Publisher.
completing the location, and the work
topics upon which they were writing, advertising Eugene while the home­
MARRIED
will be rushed -with all possible
Electric road building in the up-
According to the Guard’s special and whose sole purpose was to write seekers’ railroad rates are In effect,
Eugene
per
Willamette
valley,
with
speed.
correspondence from Junction City an interesting story, no matter how Now is the time for everybody to I
NATIONAL CONFERENCE
OF TRUST-BUSTERS
n»« Pottlon of tbe road to be re- as the centre, will mean that the government engineers are now at that false their statements might be. Not boost.
At the Hoffman House In Eugene
, built Is that ori^tnaliy intended for large farms will be cut up Into small place, engaged in making a survey a few persons have been induced to
6 o'clock Sunday evening, Septem­
French writer who (aid that I at
a
logging
road,
and
which
will
now
tracts.
Once
an
electric
road
is
start
­
That
for
the
purpose
of
mapping
the
up
­
make
bad
investments
as
a
result
of
ber 1, 1007, Harvey W. Eeaton, the
A national conference of state at­
Amerclcan*
owe
a
great
deal
to
trusts
¡become
the
main
line
between
Port
­
ed
through
the
country
it
seldom
per Willamette river from Salem to the publication ot this literary rot.
youngest son of W. H. Eaton, of this
torney-generals has been called to
stops, but is gradually extended year Eugene. This is the first etec In.the It is unfortunate that a good many was away off. It's impossible for us city, and Miss Stell* Walsh, daugh­
bust the trusts. This meeting, of land and San Franflise.o.
“it is understood that orders for by year until a network of lines is campaign for an open river tz> thia of the agricultural papers have pub­ to owe much to our trusts—their col- ter of Mrs. Katie Walsh, of Jasper.
which
Attorney-General
Herbert
County Judge G. R Chrisman offi­
hastening
the work have been given constructed covering the field. Large city, and we believe that It will «how lished articles written by some of lection department *1)1 not allow it. ciating. The young couple will make
Hadley, of Missouri, Is the leading
came
over
that
|
farms
are
cut
up
along
the««-
electric
the Washington authorities that the these writers.
their home at Jasper.
light, will convene at St. Louis on since Mr. Harriman
If it comes to puttlng a new man
This fact gives i roads, and the country become« plan of running boats all tbe year
September 30 and October 1st. The part of the road,
At the Hoffman house Sunday,
weight to the belief that the entire densely populated and thoroughly around is perfectly feasible, provid­
The people are less and less well on the Morrocco throne, this country 'September 1, 1907, at 10 a m . Wal­
idea is to bring about uniformity in
ha* several with ambition to do the
line will be hurried It* completion.” cultivated. Intensified farming and ing a reasonable appropriation Is disposed toward bosses
They
want
ter W. Corum, of Medford, and Mias
attacking the railroads and layge
the highest Btage of development of made for the removal of abstractions. none of them, The politicai boss Is autocratic stunt, and It would be no Nellie Peters, daughter of Georgs
incorporated interests. Mr. Hadley NEW8PAPER ADVERTHiERH
a country results. On tbe subject of
Senator Fulton has declared that coming into constantly increasing sacrifice to give either of them up. I Peters, of Harrisburg. Justice of the
has won fame and fortune in his
PROMOTE OH« GROWTH small farms the Medford Southern
Peace R 8. Bryson officiating. The
he
will do all In hl* power to secure disfavor. The voters are more and
harrying of the railroads ant trusts
jceremony was performed In the pres­
The
Brooklyn
magistrate
who
held
Oregonian truly says:
an
appropriation
from
congress
tor
only
more awake and determined not
ence of only a few of the friend* «11
in Missouri,but he realizes the weight I The Pendleton Trlbtrne. in speak­
•'The opportunity for developing opening the river to navigation, and .to know, but to transact their own that a man is sometimes justified in | the young people. The bride has
of the criticism that there is lack of ing of certain burines* firms in that
small tracts is greater today than at he can, beyond a doubt, count on tbe business without waiting to be told licking his wife's mother will be re­ been the efficient head waitress at
uniformity In the assault. There is city which are non-advertisers, says:
any time in the history of tbe coun­ co-operation of Senator Bourne and .by any self-constituted guardLan. sponsible for the resurrection of ¡the Hoffman house for the past two
years and the grootn has resided here
now confusion In the trust-busting, "If every firm doing business In a
try, There are more markets now Congressman Hawley. It would not There have been some recent ex- many hoary mother-in-law jokes.
for the past several months. Ths
except In Texas, where the state laws city followed this policy, if It Is be­
The
prices
reoeiv-
than ever before,
be surprising, therefore, if thi* mat­ amples showing that conventions can
guest* and employ«* of the hotel
appear to be supreme and there is no ing done, there would not be a news­
As long as there Is no slump In the presented them with a fine hr inze <
ed for fruits and vegetables are lligb ter la taken up and put through be controlled by the politician*, but
•onfilct with 'edeyal authority. The paper of any kind published in it and
price of necessities the trust mag­ clock and a *et of silverware as to-<
In comparison with any formet age at the coming session; the prospects that the voters are free and lndepen-
T»xan seems to put the crimp on the it would at once become too dead to
nates will not do much real fretting ken* of esteem. Mr and Mrs. Cotuna <
of the world. The land is a* fertile are certainly bright If the commercial dnt, and that when they go to the
■it ay«
lfige business interests in a wav that raise a disturbance. If nobody ad-
over
the slump In paper prices ot car­
a* it ever was, and with proper man- bodies of Eugene will put their shoul­ polls, they cast ballota according to
I for Marshfield, where they will re-j
poration securities.
Ips'es no room f-.- federal officers vertij*»cl in Portland the Oregonian agement returns even greater crops
ders to the wheel an) do roi.;e hard their own ideas and as they choose.
to Kean any notoriety, and conse- would not last a mouth. No paper in than it did a quarter of a cent try
pushing.
Eugene Is growing faster than any
ni Oi,lo> ciV * Tolsdo
quenty there i.s no conflict. Nobody any city would, and nothing would ago. The facilities for producing t? e
An open Willame'te river to this
Eugene Is not booming -only just other town In Oregon outside of
is so bolhardy as to start any large kill a town too dead to wiggle so best of everything and securing toe
County,
as.
city would be another Jo.ig tep to- beginning to grow. There should be Portland. The thing to do then I* to I
incorpo-atsd combine In Texas, in quickly as to have no newspaper. highest market prlctrs are Increasing
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
e
realization
of
.our
hopes
for
ward the
a city of 25,000 people here now and get together and keep the good work ho Is senior portner of the firm ol
regard »o the general siauatlon Any town or city depends altogether
every year.
a greater Eugene, and it would as soon as we ran get our streets pav­ going right along.
throughox^ the country it Is evident , upon its newspapers for life and mo­
F. J. Cheney * Co., doing business it
"For the young man who is seek­ emancapat* the business n. n ag- ed and electric car* in operation they
that a stag of bitterness already ha* tion; its newspaper« depend noon its ing the home snd the comforts ard
the City at Toledo, County an<1 Rtat*
rirulturists of Lane ooum from will come right along until that mark
Federal office-holders In the Routh
developed vhich yields no signs of advertising patronage tor existence, luxuries of life there is no field of-
t rausportat Io u monopoly for i „11 time 1* reached, and then some. The ac­ know from long experience when it's aforesaid, and that said flrm will pa)
let-up on ^her sue. it is like k,gn(j tie men wjjO (j0 not advertise fering better Inducements than the
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
i to come.
tivity in the real estate market and up to them to begin the regular ante- LARS for each and every case of C*1
civil war In Niicn politics, legislation b||t f|,)Urfsh as the town flourishes, tilling of the soil in small tracts, it
building line this fall are only a bint campaign busting of the "solid
and courts arVbeing *iaed a* weapons are willing to get something for noth- may be In orchards, gardening or
tarrh that cannot be cured by ths ns*
E. H. Harrin.au I* co pass over the
of
wbat will really be doing next south."
Instead of lethj arms. And it looks ' Ing—succeeding upon the efforts of small truck farming, but in any line Sjiithern Pa< .lie next week from
of Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
year, because It Is going to keep us
as if it will rt^ its course, as civil others."
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Well, even Governor Vardaman
there are promises of success that 1 < rtland to Sin Francisco, and an In­ hustling to keep up with the devel­
wars do. with ^gtruction for some,' i One of the most effective ways to count on the right side ot the bank vitation should be extended to him to
Sworn to before me aud subscribb
must admit that John Sharp Wil­
opment of the tributary country, has­
glory for «then and leaving
advertise Eugene to the world is for ledger."
■ st p in Eugene With the extension
liams has at least one qualification In my presence, this Sth day of Ds
tened by the building of electric and
eonntry crippled but anxious f°r|vertise Eugene to the world is for
of the Oregon A Ea* *rn across the
for the presidency- he is a very ugly cetnber, A. D., 1888.
steam railways, the building of mill*
peace for at least » generation.
the businessmen to keep good, live LEADERS OP DENTINY
(Seal)
A. W. GLEASON
mountain* to Klamata Falls and On­
man.
and opening of rivers.
ads in tbe city newspapers. News­
Notary Publfc
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IN WORLD'S ADVANCE tario, this city will be the most im­
papers spend at home the money they
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Intel
SENATOR FULTON
Everybody would be willing to live
portant railroad junction In the West,
Says the Salem Statesman: The
WORKING FO1THE PEOPLE ' make, and the outside world judge*
About twenty year* ago there were and It will b* beneficial alike to Mr. Albany council will meet In special on the give-and-take system If they nally, and acta directly on the bloo
tbe life and activity of a town large- some fifty studious Japanese attend­ Harriman and tbe cl tv of Eugene to session next Wednesday evening to were allowed to be the sole Judge of and mucous surfaces of tbe aystea
Fend for testimonials free.
Senator Fulton seem to have tak­ fly by tbe advertising column* of its ing the Eastern enlvsrsltiea.
Tbs , have the railroad magnate personally consider the matter of granting the when to give and when to take.
r. J. CHENEY A CO.. Toledo. <
en up in earnest th* ./o< of securing newspapers. During the past year most remarkable quality of these look over ths ground here. The com- electric railway franchlae In that city
Some cynical folks are wondering
Sold by Druggists. We.
from congress an approbation for Eugene's rapid growth ba* been re­ men was their* gealua for attending ' merrlal bodies of Eugene should at asked for by A. Welch, who I* also
If Standard Oil money played any
Tsks Hall's Family Pills for co*
the opening of the upperwniimette flected from day to day In its news­ strictly to their own business These once renew by wire their invitation to asking for a right-of-way through Sa­
part In making Tom Imwson a shout­
stl patios.
river to navigation all the year papers, which bare carried more ad­ few brown men scattered among the Mr. Harriman to tarry awhile in tbe lem for hl* proposed Eugene-Portland
ing Roosevelt-or-buster.
If you havs any erocnss that
around. In an address a the All- vertising than ever before in their larger universities constituted about university city
line.
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cleaning, dyeing or pressing, give t
around. In an address at th Ati-Ben- history.
all the Japanese student* in the
Municipal ownership advocates are
This la Labor Day, an occasion
Some of our exchange* are railing
a call. We do flret-class work uad«
ton county school fair at 'orvaills,
United State*
Being quiet, unob­
WHY NOT BF LOYAL TO
upon which workingmen are suppos­ proposing to make an active cam- guaranteed Eugens Steam Laaadr
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circus
a
fake,
and
os*
of
the senator expressed surpoe that
«TATE ORGANIZATIONS? trusive and gentlemanly, they soon
ed to refrain from toiling If they palgn at Seattle at the next city elec­
the people of the Wlilamett. valley
ceased to be curiosities In tbs col­ them at Drain even goes so far as to
belong to a union. It Is Dot being tion.
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that
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