il
<¡L
THE KVGBMH WTEKI.Y GUARD
9
Almost Covered with Eczema—No
Night’s Rest for Nearly a Year—
Feared Lifelong Disfigurement-
All Treatments Failed and Limit
of Endurance Seemed Near.
PERFECT RECOVERY
IS DUE TO CUTICURA
INDIGNANT REPLY
OF ARCHIBALD
TO CHARGES
Standard Oil Magnate Seeks to
Explain Morrison Ap
pointment
riotlc citizens who do not a* yet real-
izc the advantages of this plank. I.
ences that are exerted whenever ■
' portunity comes to i secure the ap-
g«-s favorable to the
pointment of Judges
Standard Oil pre sents itself,
"Before readit ig these letters I am
i going to ask my friends in the audi-
ence to bid me a fond farewll.
“Information has been delicately
j conveyed to me that if 1 stop reading
J letters right now all will be forgiv-
i on, but If 1 make another damaging
I disclosure, the whole power of the
j Standard Oil Company will be exert
ed against me.
to
my
friends,
"1 suy farewell
therefore, because I am going to read
the letters:
Archbold Letter
26 Broadway, December 5, 1902.—
bold, of the Standard Oil Company, i My Dear Governor:—I am sure you
will pardon any seeming presumption
“With the exception of his hands and
made the following statement this af
feet, uif son ( Ivie (thirteen yurs old)
on my part in writing you on a sub
was almost completely covered with ternoon regarding the letters read by ject which both personally and on
•«a-nia. Physicians treated him for W. 11. Hearst at the Carnegie Hall behalf of my company I am greatly
n'-arly a year without In-lpuig him any.
interested.
It is to urge the appoint
While they wen* v«*ry kind and did ail in meeting Saturday night:
ment of Judge Morrison, of McKeeti,
their power, yet nothing ws med to re
“1 am very sure that until Hearst
to the supreme bench, vice Mitchell,
lieve him. And I had tried many rem-
«11«—« sent to me l»v kind friend* but they read the letter neither Judge Morri d»*ceased.
Judge Morrison's charac
all failed. His h. ad, face, and n«*ck wert» son nor Judge Henderson had any ter for ability and integrity needs no
cover* <1 with large k aba wdiich he would knowledge of my having written Gov
word at my hands, but aside from
rub.................. f l oil', 'lie n blood and
ernor Stone in their behalf.
Judge I these great considerations his famil-
matter woul<l run outamithat would be
worse. Many a time lie !■■ ked as if Henderson was not appointed by Gov i larity with all that pertains to the
h:a ears «■ Id drop off. Friend* com ernor Stone to the supreme court, but ¡great industries of oil and gas in the
ing t > M-e hi*n said that if he got well he was three years later appointed by | fni|((;rlai;t relation they bear to the
Governor Pennypacker
to
the hu - interests of the western part of - the
•
Wot:' I i>e n .i" ired for life.
“Wh’-Il it aeeiiie«! as if he coufd pos prenie court jtidiceship.
If, however, ¡state, make him especially desirable
sibly stand it no longer, I d<vi'l«.*«l to
as a member of the court front that
try ‘'m V ura. I bought a < al ■ <>f Cuti-
section.
Hoping that it may prove
v -a Soap, a ix.x < f <' ti<-ura Ointment,
and a i.oitle of Cuticir a Resolvent. I
possible for you to favorably Consider
V- *d th«‘in in the evening and that was
Judge Morrison's appointment I urn.
the fir.-t i gilt f r nearly a year that he
regard, sincerely
| with every
high
ale; ', 'll.:-, may sound exaggerated
yours,
JOHN l>. ARCHBOLD.
t
:., but in tic* morning there was a
To Hon; William A. Stone, Harris-
yr- t ham.'" for the Is-tter. In aisnit
burg. Pa.
i
z.
.
ci could not have told tiuit
"I certainly do not intend to attack
heh :
■• idanythingwrongwithhim.
It
d • n t »*. n *• a <1*1 for six mont hs
the judiciary.
lr I at o . nt lie hr.s a t.ne complexion
Morrison Appointed
a I n ' a ■ n n his l>"«ly. Tins story
"I do not Intend
to
mt
r v . 'in < vc-drawn, I tit neither wonts
slightest comment upon the letter.
J1 r I a ■ a <i
ribe < lyd' '.< suffering
But I feel at liberty to inform the
t ! h vr ne iookeil. Our lead ngphv-
i
an I»r.------- , not■■ ■ nd 1 he Cutl-
public that Judge Morrison is tod: .
c
‘ f ir < ■ .
a. Mrs. .Algy
| a member of the supreme bench of
< . . .. u: I,, ,* .,.|i li, O., J .r.o 11, 1907."
Pennsylvania, and that he reached
that high position either through
f 'e'-eiont shampoos with Cuticurs
" L
, ¡y
vxrltLv Cuti-
Cttfi-
r.".« with
ability and Integrity, or through
>P f: hini hair, i nove crusts,
familiarity with oil and
i.i 1 ____
dan irufT. __
dest y hair para-
.
___
.1.
!,
it
-1
ng
surfai'vs,
? I'.f’ JITilH.U • l, 1‘
supply the
»• the h ir f »llic'«
• r:-.li"i'*ut, b" ‘."i tls* -'-alp
I ti. ‘
the hair ft -w upon a
\ h< u
’ ■ no,
’iithy scalp*
■*, Iw
liciitliy
scalp, when
r r< rnedieii
•r 1
rn tl and Intcrnftl Trratnient for
r cf Jnf uiiH. < l»il<lr'"i. r . h I Adults
• i ' U*iTfi
p C-'Scj !•» < 1« inae the KkHi.
• > .' ■
( »<Jr > tn Ut il U h * Kliin, arid
•i:t (.’iOc.i.iortntlieformol('hocolaPj
. !•••*• vi.il <■*( (RD t i Purlfv t|s*» BI o < m !.
• it fhc world. Potter Drug A Cliuin.
lio«»<'n, M t a
Splendid Score Made By Na-
L'utlcuiu Book UD Hkln Iflm-nwoe,
ARCHBOLD.
JOHN
New York, Oct. 2 6.—John D. Arch
THUHMKAY. OCTOBER
hfinpriiri T
Vr I
IIVWL 1 UL I
The Great Over-Stock Sale
IS FIFTY YEARS
OF AGE TODAY
Continues With Increased Bargains
President Spends Day Working
Hard at Official Duties
President
Washington, Oct. 2 7.
Roosevelt was fifty years of age to-
fifty-first
year by
day. He began his
______
.
getting to his desk early and spend
ing the «lay at hard work.
He re
ceived such members of his cabinet
as were in town and discussed mat
ters relating to their departments.
Congratulations were received all
day, including many from foreign rul
ers.
At twenty-four Mr. Roosevelt was
known all over the country as a new
power in the Albany halls of legisla
tion. At twenty-five he was complet
ing his term in the legislature, and
had added to his fam* through his
strenuous work as head of the legis
lative committee appointed to investi
gate New York's municipal adminis
tration.
His forty-tijird birthday he passed
ROSEBURG WINS
TROPHY FOR THIRD
AND LAST TIME
Pacific Horse l iniment is prepared
L
expressly (ar the needs of horiemen and
ranchmen.
It is a powerful and pene
trating liniment, a remedy for emergen
cies. A soothina embrocation for the
relief of pain, and the best liniment lor
sprains and soreness.* I ncqualed for
curing the wounds and injuries of
RARBED WIRE and for healing cuts,
> abrasions, sores and bruises
Pacific
■ Horse liniment is fully guaranteed.
No other Is so good or helpful in so many
ways. It it tails to satisfy, «e authority
. all dealers to refund the purchase prica
CMTWA LAN«C BOVTLC« FIFTY CENT»
H oyt C himicai .
BOOKLET
R oa TLA MO, Oftt
pnee •
any feeble word of mine could have
influenced in tlie slightest degree th*'
selection of these gentlemen for their
respect I v<* posit ions. I would lie very
proud of it. Their states have no t»et-
.er servants than they, and 1 cer-
duly have never usked a favor of
hem of any kind, either for myself
>r for the coinpanj with which 1 util
■.on ne**t«d.
"My letters to General Elkin re
ferring to th** accompanying draftii
related entirely to contributions to
the Republican state committ«*«*. then
engaged in tlie campaign preliminary
to the nomination of Mr. McKinley, a
subject regarding which I think Mr.
Hvitrst should lie a little s<*nsitive, for
was It not the election and tragic
death of Mr. McKinley that came near
¡costing Mr. Hearst Ills precious neck?
"The statement regarding Judge
i Haight is In connection with an old
nuei that has been explained and ex
ploded so many times that it would
(>•* a simple weariness to th«* public
to go over it again.
“The Intimation by Mr. Hearst that
he has had any communication from
til»> or any of my associates in con-
j noction with the stolen letters Is a
I a J.
‘"I'lie only favor which I would ask
r hope <■.<:• lo ask of Heatt-l is that
he return to me the letter* hand-'
li.in
by tits larcenous gentleman
friend which were written from Ja
pan, relating to the fatal illness «if
my daughter tn that country.
Elkins' Denial
William J.
New York. Oct. 21».
dryau spoke in the Ystor Gallery at
i r<>ceptton of the Woman's Denin
-
'atic Club at the Waldorf-Astoria
' »day. . Judge Elkin. of the supreme
»Uri of Pennsylvania.-who up to this
lilne has made only a general denial
ul improper relations with John It
Yrchliold and the Statidnrd Oil Com
my. as itil'erenlially charged by Mr.
rst through the reading of a nt’tii-
■■ of I. tea to Mr. Elkin at a polii
< I t. ■»■(Ing in New Yolk last Satin
di.
night,
presented
a
detailed
■ aleuielil to (he Assoc ,a(«*«i Press to
ugbt. explaining lb« letters and tin*
■ I.
'• is to which they referred.
t’li \IM*I> TIIA'l \\ I Iti
vi \in:
G olden
W est
r
COFFEE
TEA SPICES
BAKING P0WDÇR
CYTOACT«
EXTRACTS ' Vi
JUS I RIGHT
•ATRIALWILL CONVINCE
CLOSSET & DEVERS
PORTLAND, one. <
in ii i :\ k . i
ygnm a itMUlHarw r nwam
«*• »1 UHO< AVGOO
tional Guardsmen this
THE PRESIDENT lb
STRENUOUS.
Afternoon
in the White House . having sncceed-
e«l to tli«» presidency the previo»
•i(>'*'!i through the death of Mr.
Klnl«**'.
The onestlor of Cuban rec
procity nrtd the Schley y controvert
ttentfon.
were occupying iiis
His fiftieth birthc y, and his lfi
in the White ■ House, finds the pr
of th«* election of
dent cot nffdent
........ ...
,
Taft
as ;.!„
his successor. and giving
spare time to preparation* for his
(Guard Special Service).
Roseburg. Or.. Oct. 27.
The re
itnental trophy and individual medal
were both probably won by the Rose
burg National Guardsmen this af
ternoon for the third time, making
the ownership permanent. Tlie com
pany's score at this time is 696, or 1 I
higher than Cottage Grove, and Pri
vate Shields' individual score of 1x7 I rlean hunt.
Is 7 more than Mtmney of that city.
Ashland is the only company yet
to shoot, but its marksmen are in
ferior and Roseburg considers itself
victorious.
FOREST RESERVE CHARGES
ON SHEEP ARE REDUCED
statement made a
Following n
year ago at the meeting of the Na
Association In Salt
tional Growers'
Lake City by Gifford Pinchot. forest
er. and A. It. Potter, in charge of
gv’rJnt; ':■ National forests, lino a n-
no'jnced 3 rehtcHon of in to 15 per
Ci lit in rates tor sheep grazing in I lit1
National forests, to take effect the
coming staHon.
Changes
in
market
conditions
which lune made th«» sh»»«>p business
less profitable this last year, espec
ially the gr >atl ’ reduced prices offer
ed for wool, it nd the depreciation in
value of mutton, are partly rc.spon«i-
In 190”. when
lile for this reduction,
promises for n reduced schedule were
made, it was with the understanding
between stockmen and th'- forest ser
vice that grazing rates would not !>*•
chnnged for
minor
fluctuations ia
the market which would naturally o>*
car from year to year, but would ■!>-
plv on!* in «*ase of radical or unus
ual h. ig
The new schedule »ioes not affect
the cases wheri a minimum »•hare«'
of 5 cents a head has already been al
lowed, or an » s|H*e|ally low rat»» has
lieen fixed on account of some I teal
conditions, In most cases th.* rt
fee will me a a reduction of al
In fixing rates for
. nt a he id
f; dli^eren’ kinds of stock
erir..i!'Ions, the ■fr>ct or grazi
of atoe!; on
illfferent kind
growth, the denu: nd for the ti»
'f bt-'Cl
,'grge bv the <>W1'O.’.4
' needs of th** bornent ader an Hr th-
profits of by« new havp p H be
ken Into const
II. Hears!
New York. Oct 2t.
itere in lie
ttfdrvseed a idg uu*« t
party, and
half of the 111 iep.uid'
luring the eoui ■ of Ins speech rend
t letter from John I). Archbold to
Governor Sion«*, of I’enns ylvatiiit. urg
. g th«* iipisiiiiiinvili of Judge Morri-
»11» to th«* supreme co n*t lu-ncli. vice
..lltcholl, d<*ceased.
Mr. Ilcarst began by referring to
ITEMS
his previous disclosures r»'garding so
called Standard Oil letters, and In
(8]* *■• il C
ei>iumontlng lh<*r»Mui said:
Gr«win)«af. O'*t
' I huv«* »*.idc*IYoreu to show cl«‘;
Itlaehlc' k . iwu * ' h
he corruption of the two ol«l par ir
Roily Rust und
a I the i » d for a new party.
Geo. O. Know
"I h;«v endeavored to show the nt* a broth- r of our
• "•»sity of the measures for wh.ch th* apeak nt th«* C
platform of the lnd«*p»*:id»'iic ■ p. art j the afternoon of
M < uu
stands If th»* republic ia to endure. I '¡ervt'Mid the dat
r »naldvr It my solemn duty to give the
have
A half dozen
citizens of thia nation the Informa
Joe
I wen bought at Mapleton
Siem mens and |»r«*sent«*d to this dis
lion I p»aa«*ss
' have pet formed my duty Impar trict. If the district will si’«* that they
are delivered.
Onr
teacher. Mias
tially and fearlessly.
My disclosures .ire about at an Hamtilc. ia endeavoring to have a
* id. but I have an Imisirtant batch basket social on th«* last day of school
•f letters tonight bearing upon a mat- to raise 1 the needed money, and also
i ter close to the heart of all good cit- enough to buy a flag
The date is
Friday. the Sth of November
iaena.
minus
his Deiey
The Independence party platform
Fr«M Poplot is
teelare* for election of senators by mare
I She *M a valuable horae and
h** iieople.
I have fought for that a landmark tn thia country
Old age
* si-
i nd I am is the only r«*as«»n known for her dy
happy to see that the necessity for it ing
Herman Steinhaner'a land-clearing
i* now nnliernafly recognized.
operation* have taken a sudden halt.
Elci-tioii »»f Judge*«.
■‘The Independence party platform The engine, which belongs to Ta*
lor and Mead, went through ao many
also calls tor the elision of all Jud-.
tackle hl«»ck* that a ect of new ones
uy the people
will have to be bought
"Ttl*'n* are many sincere and pat
MORE HONORS
FOR ROY DAVIS
AT ANNAPOLIS
MidHhipman Roy N Davis, of Hi -
gene, eon of Mr. and .Mrs Z. A. Davs,
has Just been honored by his class
mates at the United States Naval
Academy by being seiectel una*:'
mouslv to lead the Mass germ in. Mid
shipman Davis
went
to Annanol's
from Eugene three years ago. a :d h ih
since then taken a leading part in
th<* academy activités. He was elect
ed president of his clasu during his
first year there.
After the Harvard-Na» ' football
game he was again h more«! by b**ing
elected president of the'Midshipmen's
Athletic Association.
This
Is
the
first ínstame in tiie histoiy of *h-
Naval \cademy of a class president
being selected from among th** m’d-
shlpmen who represent the North
west at Uncle Sam’s big naval school
During the past few days we received several large ship-
ments of Mens' and B< y's Clothing from the parent house
The orders that comd from home areshort.
in Portland.
They are “Sell Cheap in Order to
sharp and decisive.
That we are obeying orders to the letter
Sell Quick '
the following item will convince the most skeptical people.
$1.00
$1.00
$8.50
Men's Pants made of All Wool Oregon
Cloth, worth $3.00 at
... .
Men s Coats made of All Wool Oregon
Cloth, worth $4.00, at ... .
Men's fine Worsted Suits, Navy Blue
»
ony. worth $12.50
....
Men’s Suits, made of Warranted All
Wool Oregon made cloths, gray and
•
•
«
brown, worth to $18.00
Men’s very fine Worsted Suits, newest
models, worth every cent of $20, go at
Men's Cravenette Rain Coats.
These
warranted at $15.00 value, go at .
Men's Overcoats, made of all wool Oregon
made cloths, real $18.00 values .
Boys’ two piece knee pant suits, fully
worth $3.00, go at..............................
Boys’ two piece knee pant suits, made of
all wool cloth, worth $5.00 at . . .
Boys’ knee pants, sizes 6 to 16 years,
values 50c and 73c go at
$9.85
<f9
$2.25
*
Exceptional Bargains in Oregon Mad a Blankets
Fine gray Wool Blankets, full
double size, worth $4.00.
Extra heavy gray mottled
Wool blankets, full double
size, worth $5.50.............
Extra heavy gray mottled
Wool blankets, full double
size, worth $7.00
Fine gray Wool Blankets, full
double size, worth $4.50,
Fine gray Wool 31ankets, full
double size, worth $5.00.
U00
Extra heavy gray mottled
Wool blankets, full dox: bl
size, worth $4.50.............
$3.50
Brownsville Woolen Mili Store
Eugene, Oregon
591 7/illam^tte St
----------------- —V
WHY St FI ER?
Ih'catlie Hyomel »»ml Kill lit«* la ulti
móme < atari h t.erms
Just as long as you have catarrh
your note will itch, your breath will
li efoul, you will hawk and spit, and
you will do other disgusting things
because you can't help yourself. The
germa of catarrh have got y ti In
their power ; they are continually and
pern latently digging Into and irritât-
Ing the mucous membrane of your
now niak-
nose • ar.il throat. They
time they
Ing your life mlsrablc
of 1
will sap your entire ay
and
strength, it
t r :y
ìli
sa u 11 s wi
eason, r
limey an i
only a pl
This pi
writer h
Miinicurirg and
Hair Dressing
.’»IS Willamette Mreet
GARRETT & MITCHELL
S. D. READ
Real Estate Brokers
DENTIST
Register Building.
G. S. Beardsley, M.D.
Physician and Surgeon
I olman Studio
E'ront Suit«*
11
rlenced *
cone fri
ll«*gist«*r Bldg.
Hasting Sisters
Don't tail to sc»*
pict(in*s uc are putting out
now at half prie»*
1(1 and IT
¡‘lu ne Main IT
McLEOD
THE TAILOR
H i ’. st math stri ;
Over Hail's G.-ia-i ry
\<>. .’»In
\\ ili.illicit«- Str«'» t
Phone Maili ION.
I (>K Li.Si
Eugene Cleaning
1 easy Coffees, Spices
and Dyeing Works
I yer,tiling p>--ib|(* in clecu.iig mid
or Chinaware
Met lung I’kk..
Nth and WíH-vm«*1*
✓ Jesse
kJ
>1
G
Ci II at :f«' Kart Ninth Street.
kill the germs and cur. eatnr: . and
that i- llyom.'i. the Au-: raliar*. dry
air treatment.
There may be other
remedies, but they are not guxran-
teed aa the Heil Cross Drug Company
will guarantee Hyomel to cure ca
tarrh. or money back
Don't delay
thia pleaaant antiseptic treatment.
Every day you allow these germs to
exist n your system brines you near
The
er to complete demoralization
tied Cross Drug Company will sell
you a complete Hyomel outfit for
Ask them about It. It
only 91 00
4s also guaranteed to cure bronrhl-
tls. asthma, colds, cougns and ha)
fever.
Do not let anyone -.ell you that
something else Is just as rood a- De
Witt's Kidney snd Bladder Fills be
cause there Isn't anything just as
good
Sold by all druggists.
Eugene Electric Co.
SHINN
THE SIGN PAINTER
I. O THOMAS
Electro*
“7 West Eight ti street.
Wiring,
l*ti«.ii«‘ Main •».
.’».
Smyths Transfer Co.
ItaUKUgv
W
»tonti
frrv
for
trn
II. »»MYTH. Pn i .
rlion.——'lam
<2. I’.*«l ; r 2
day».
Fixtures» and Si-i
pills
El GENE. <H
Fish and Poultry
Market
Fisti Received Diiily
W. Il KIDGEYY AY. ITop.
lu ne Main XI.
WIN Willamette »
Attor ncV-At-L*w
Will pract
flee Warren
ette street, c
DR.
LULU
MUMÍHS-MW
■w >>.
——— _
Physician and Surf«*
Residence 2' Ea
Office. Register ba
«231.
SPECIALTY
and children
D
sg