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DAILY Kl'GflN'E GUARD. I. L. CAMPBELL, Publisher. tM'illBhed every evening ot tho wees, Sunday, e -eeiUl. Addruiia all cnnimuhluatlnul, and pua all remittance, payable to ti KgunKJt iwAHO, huddle, nreKuu. SUHHCKIITIUS KATRs : Delivered by carrier, per week . I IS Delivered, by carrier, per month w By mall, one year (in advanco) ' 81x months 5 One month Slnirlecoplea s Will not bo aent by mall to any addrc, " any length of tlmo, unlou paid lu advanrw. IIU(.) Ouo year ilu advance) 2 00 HU montha . 1 '"' advertising ratea made Itnownou application. Kuun d a .euoud-olaii matter at tho Eugene, O 'uaon, postotnoe. EA8TKHN OFHICE-ISO to ZM Tamfda Court, Now York City. E. KAIZ, Agent. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13. TUB SUPREME ISSUE. three weeks from today the American people will go to the polls and decido the issues that are now dividing them. The most conspicuous of these issuea, the one about whi'. h thcro is more writing and talking than about all others, ia tho montiy question. "' But im portant as that question is, there is another ol incalculably deeper mwnent to the Republic The su preme iosue before the people is thin: Shall the nation be ruled by its money or by its men? On the one side we have Wm McKinlcy, backed by the concen' tratcd wealth of tho country. Every trust on which class legisla tion in tho interest of tho rich and influential confors the privilege of taxing tho masses for privtito profit; evory syndicato that has made,' or hopos to mako, millions by raiding tho treasury of the United States; every combination of capital that sees gain to itself in the contrac tion of tho currency;" evory rich man who has como to think that the Govornment should be run for tho benefit of himself and othors liko him ovory one ol tho't elements is striving for the euccejffj working by evory moans, fair an foul, for tho oleotion of McKinley On the other side wo have ' V J Bryan, wIiobb only strength his cause nnd himself. His appeal is straight to the peoplo on principles for which be stand Ho asks no quarter from the trusts He defies selfish wealth nnd chal. longes it to exert to the utmost its power to corrupt, to ooorce nnd to confuse the issue by controllng tho voice of the press. Ho begs for no roan's vote who does not think it best for the country to give it to him. Ha urgos the people to study tho question at issue and then vot as their knowlodge directs. His 1b a brave, a frnnk, a rational, a man ly and a truly American appeal. Bryan speaks for the wolfare of of the industrious many; McKinlcy for the welfare of the opulent few. Is there a thoughtful man in the whole United States who docs not know that the greatest danger which is threntoning this Ronub. lio is the steadily growing power of consciencolcss money? Does not evory thoughtful man feel that un Iaba Ka f .. i.l iiv gi i. ui ntmun upon our CJovornment shall bo loosened wo must ultimately have a Republic in namo and an oligarchy in fact? Uliicna equally honest differ sincerely on the currency question Mlver men think tho single gold etanuaru a polont cause of our in dustrial distress; gold men think inai uimctalism would increase rather than lessen that distress, iui noncsi Americans should be agreed in believing that a presiden tial election carried by tho trusts and syndicates, under the leador- snipoi .Mark Hnnnn, would be immcasurally more disastrous and dishonoring to the United Slates than tho rotontion or introduction of any monetary system. Three weeks from today every citiion before he goes to tho bal lot box will, if ho be intelligent and patriotic, ask himself tlm vital aame question: "Shall I vote for government by men, or for government by money?" TUB UOLBISUG'S I'KAYKK. "Our father, who art in England, Rothschild be thy name. Thy kingdom come to America, thy will bodone in iheUuited States us it is done in England. Give us this day bonds th;tt are papable in gold, but not in silver; give us the voteB of laboring men to keep monopo lies in power. We know we have sinned against thee; wo have robbed the honest poor and protected the diBhonest rich. Lead ub not into temptation to help the common people, the farmer and the laborer, and deliver us from 16 to 1; and thus we have the kingdom and the power, gold bonds and interest for over and ever. Amen. To Care a Cold lu One Day. Take Laxative Hromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists rofund the mouey If it falls to cure. gSo. The Y H and Y W C A of the uni versity Is arranging for a benefit to raise funds lo provide a room for the use of the associations. THE STAR OP HOPE. "I bad lost all hope and Rone to my latnersto aie, -said Mrs. MOMB IJvans, of Mound, Coryell Co., Texas. "I gave birth lo a hnhv a vear airo. the 5th of June last," she adds, "and seemed to do very well for 8 or 9 days, and then 1 began to feel very bad, my feet began to swell, my stomach was all wrong and I seemed to surfer with every thing that could be borne. I was in bed 5 months and there was not a day that it .;Mavntfi:I "... J." p seemed 1 coulu live. We bad the best doctors that our country afforded. I was a skeleton. Kvery one that saw me thought that 1 would never get well. I had palpita tion and pnln in the heart, terrible pain in my right side just under the ribs, terrible lieadachea all the time ; a bearing down sensation j a distressed feeling in my stom. ach all the time ; could hardly eat anything and it looked as if I would starve. All the time I would take such weak trembling spells, and it seemed as if I could not stand It. There were six doctors treating me when I commenced taking your medicine. 1 had lost all hope and gone to my father's to die. I commenced taking Dr. Pierce'. Golden Medical Discovery aud Ills 'Fa vorite Prescription ' together, and I took them regularly until I felt n if life was worth living again." "I weigh more than I have weighed for UVMATkftTOfW ner hurt me since. I can eat anything 1 want and as much at I want. If you want to use this in favor of your medicine, I am a living wit ness to testify to it, and will, to anybody who wants to know further of my case." 8mt.0H'8 CURE, the great Cough uuu troiip uuro, is In great demand. Pookot size contains twonly-flve doses only 2uo. Children love It. Hold hv HomlciKnn & Linn. We might toll you more about One Minute Cough Cure, but vou nrobnlilv him it curts a coiiirli. Even- on uocs who has used It. It is a ner- remeiiy tor cougiu, colds, hoarse ness. It Is an panpolnl ruvnriin r..- children, being pleasant to take and quick In curing. USBUKN & DkLano. Citation. In the County Court nf the 8late of Oreion - lor the County of Lane. of .lulia A Scott, deceaae.L f UUtlnn in me matter nl th i to kom l Hall, Jacob Zll, Belle Dean. Jarae. Blower. M.n.l. y.,n i .!.. vn Klla I'.terman. ittheer k.iiL.i ....i'.ii .i ! Ullinnwn. Ilmlinv. In the name of the Stat, of Oregon, yon ore l-onnty t'ourtnf the Suta ..( n... r. .i.. county nf Una at the court room thereof, at .i r.L r ... " on '"nity, the lith day of October, lWHlat Mo'cloek in the caiiae if any there It why the following dea n'iiiNu mai nav. tnn Ami t .i.... onnen real nlate should nut be .,,1,1, to iuy the debts ami exeiisri of alliiliii.trati,m .f aaid e.tate to-wit: llis ea.t hair of t No 10 (ten) and the re.t hal( of lot II l.l.r.ni i.. i.i.ii 5 Shw .'.',la.l,lition to KuireneCity.in said Lane -"n"i '!"' in east nail of the fnl. lowing tract of land: Ulnnlii.i one (I) chain tilth of the ,uth ea.1 corner of Shaw's a.l.li U.m to hhgene Vity afowaaid, thmra mnn ing west '2.&,t chain.: theniM k.,,,,1, ki -i..i-r thence eat 1M chain.: tlien,, n.irth o vi ihain. to place of beginning in Kngene fity, inur iMinty, vtrpgon. It 1. ordered by tha cmrt that serrice of Itatlon Ite mal tinon v,t y publication In the Kl'.mxt 1A1L, (j,.ARn ..p.pir ,,, Krnrr.i . lrculation, puhli.lml ... . , .... tour conwctitlve weeks, except I,on ,, Cl.rk. Witnr... the linn K I) I'.,,,.. 1...1 , .1 . '.tunly t'nurt of the .late of ikJ r... 11.. otmnty of l.ane with the ...I r ..1.1 ........ HiieJ, thl Sth ,ly nf Septemlter, A. 1). I km a.AL Attest: A. l jM.iisoa, Clerk. NOTIi K OK FINAL SKTTI.KMKX T. E.lat.f ..i vi. Cooper, Nolle, la herein ol.., ,i... - bomimnn. a, In, in .ir.i.i. i . . ha. flW he, acwnnt fo, fln.l aetlleraent of n.- l",''..?!,',.M,""U', " ''' ' el Ieeember ISiHl, lh. eonrl na oeen aet hy order f : (or herh "n u.'jeonoua to the f .mi. v t ... r. .. . . . . . r, r -,u U IMtau. A.ln,li.l.-..l. Ally for estate. "A very smooth article.' IPLU I Don't compare "Battle Ax" j 1 with low grade tobaccos compare j I "Battle Ax" with the best on j i the market, and you will find you g I get for JO cents almost twice as I much "Battle Ax" as you do of j 1 other high grade brands. Lane County Bank. (Katablishcd ID ISSi.) EUGENE, OREGON. A general Banking business In all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. O. HOVEY, President. J. M. AHHAMS. Cashier. A. ((. HOVEY, Jk.. Asst. Cnshr. Old Kentucky LIQUOR HOUSE, W. M. RENSKAW, Proprietor. Keeps the licit brands of WHISKEY. BRANDY, GIN AND All Kinds of Wines. AlHO the f elphrntaH KPPT TTf7 "iiuiiAimtis litKKon dniM"lit. J. L. PAGE, DEALER IN (BOCERIES Having a Lariro and Complete atnrk of btupleand ncyGroeerie bought In the best markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, n oiler the public, belter prices limn uuy oiner uouse in Eugene. rrcta of all Kinds takes at Market Prices. EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE E. BANGS,Proprietor. Fttrf lvna Vim... u ... . and Hl.l.r, .i n ;""J'. "e.me.o.r. oea vmnn 'Mtrrnrvs EUGENE-McKENZIE ROUTE. llen-atler I will mn a rlrst-l.aa .tare on thi. will te made lo eamorr route. S-ul rate. .1. .le Ihe.venln, U-Ire derin,,,; , i Vi." J and Prldaj returning on allern.te d.yi n n.rLK,.... h.o ...... It would be lmr.1 to convince a man sullVring from bilious colic that 1,1- agony Is due to uiiiniiie witn an un- pMiintinrntile luiniw Hilt one dine nf rvwin' I'olle nnd Cholera I ll ro w Ml convlnwhim of tu jwwer toam.nl IU8tnt rvUof. It kills wln. m arrlvlnaln fcuten. the ueitday at 7 d m flNill.rt FAHK Riit'Mi TRHv Tleketa l..rle at K. lUli'iVilverv "Urn il, Rene, o- at Hrd ..,,,,,.Vt'."r?eeT -Iot. iii!Siniiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiii!III1IIIIllIilll,i OB G.HiimRiCtfa, Prfiflidtnt. 8. B. Bakin, Jr.. Cashle Ot Eugene. Paid up lash Capital $50,000 Surplus sntl Profits, $50,000 Eugene - - Oregon, A general banking hnniiieaa done on reaaou illoitrni.. Siifht .Irr.fU on NEW YOJtK. Bill, ol ezchanKn "old on (nroifiu imuntrie.. "Tn! reeeiyeil tnDjwt to ohK'k or oortiti cate of dettwit. All collection, entru.tod lo at kV. re, etv prompt attention Central Market, PROPRIETORS. Will keep constantly on hand a full supply of BEEF, MUTTON, PORK and VEAL, unicn tney will sell at the lowest market prices. A fair share of tie pnolic patronage solicited. :-TO THE FARMERS We will pay the hiRliest market price fur Vat PniM. if .... r Shop on Willamette St., EUGENE. OREGON. irCo'reh.?,ee!"rCd " 01 MT J. F. FORD, (Kranireli.l.1 Monea. i,a, write. nnd dat. B. d. MED. MFO. Ho., niifur n- .n """"I 'K"U. VTRa-S TLKMKV! fin nn-l..l.,.. 1 . . week, I found all well a tons ivuiu,!,. . '"-". ."' nwaX vljcorou. na well Heshell "7 V B " rYJ'. work we": Cou.l, turw h XL .?J"!r au'taw .11 I.. hf ) 7r. """miiwii iroin me. So Kiv it to every ont. vfrk . " iMi.t. - - K.cv.iiiirA iir ii ours, Mb. and Mm j y .. read, for the S'-rin.'. mTk n,'".rI"1. and with the llead.ehe and 1 l.cr t". !Z 'W lwoorthieedoiie.awee bj ?wni". P""'. snarantoe eenu per bottle bv .11 druaai.t. Notice foriibHcationr LndOiBee at l!o..b,ira, o.rv.,n Nolle, la hereht oi, thai hl l.f. -nd tha, ZffLlwiT ,' lot. Joel Ware, V, s o ,1 , b on II K No 6.TJS tor the ilc ''Tw i " U. .ee 19: ,na nW pl, r 6 east ' ' " lie liarwood K Knaa wj; e So. ctilt.v.tion of, , Hn7';'"?" "loa nd leoij;e II YerinKion. ' ar-v' W ti. Ira.. UII..I.... w Thnmi- Ilri, II 1 """"I II ol iloKeniie Bv , "IV igon. First " M VlAT. H, R-Si.ler. CEO. B. DGRR18. . jlitoriiey and Counsellor-at-Law, TILL F'liACTICE IN THE OOUItTS V of tho Second Judicial District and lu ie Supreme Court of this State. Sptm'al attention given to oolleotionB and Tat:ci-s in lirnbate. A 0I,B1. STEVEMi DORRIS & STEVENS. Attorstcy-a't-Law, KUOENK, OREGON v;l ru-K Over !.ano County Kaitk. J. M. WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY : AT : LAW. COLLECTIONS a specialty. Koiiui 5 upstalrii, Klsdon'8 Block, 9th atreot. L. BILYEU, Attokney-at-Law, KUQINB, OREGON. y-fKFlca-Ovor First National Bank. A. C. WOODUUCK, ATTORNEY AT LAW. OFKicB-Onc-haU block aouth ot Chriaman'i Ulork, ECCiENK, : ! OREGON.' l. J. WALTON, " AttnrneY-at-Law EUOENh.ORKUfN. Utilce ni-.lA'r, Walton's biock. ' w 111 do a iiicra! lav.- proctlcem all thecourti, il this Hltile. H. D. NORTON, LAWYER, Rooms 1 and 2 over First National Bank. C. E. LOOMIS, M. D., Physician and Simeon. Olllco up-atalra in Shelton bloc. rer Geo. T. Hall i Son a Krocer; 8lo' Private teleDbone inside the door for calls day or night. DIv J. W. HARRIS, r-i-iywn-ian and Surgeon Otitcu over Henderson A Ltun'aDrug store. ti:icB Hooiu: tol2a.id.;2to5 and 7 m. i:ei oto Ferrr atreot between 12th and 13th DR. G. W. BIDDLE, DENTIST, IVc onlv l1rnt-clfljiM work. Tho Intent rCSKl-JllCe Oil tHlvft ktrOft. twilurunn UiltU Uotei ,"retla one bloclt wu8t u' Minneaoia cars will run on the followingMttdaii A LADY'S TOILET Is not complete without an ideal 00MPLEXI0H 3 POWDER, f FozzorTrs Combines every element of beauty and purity. It is beauti fying, soothing, healing, health ful, and harmless, and whtn rightly used is invisible. A most delicate and desirable protection to the face in this climate. Insist upon hiving th gsnulne. IT IS FOR Wt EVERYWHERE. HAVE A DATE?. roia (Glaoe.i Aro a natural laxative. Is wholesome. uoes not gripe or sicken uie stomach. It is tho coming laxative Excellent for children. Ilcudersor A Mnn ean tell .on mora ' about them. No HUE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office at Koaebnrg, Oregon. V.,ii i i. i .8"P'"ber 0, 18'JO. .notice in n.nbv nin lhl n ..n ii'K named aettie, b., a,.A , ... M.'eiLT" '"i"." flnal l'rnn' in "ni-perl of ., i.'.. " "'", v a v u Uomninmoner. i.iueiie, ureeon. on o..i,.l,, on !J'L'f A, "fb on homestead 181)6. try , ior ine n e V. oi :u m ia . ea.t. ' v lln .t .... I'rote hia .untinnon. reaide en tor iiion of, ,,id land, tii Jatnrs H iward, J Hoi . . . " '"B lo ii'inr. in. lit mwinn . ---un .-uiuinnona ... j --- uiniii .nil L bmiih. J,.cui v loronlt. :nma. Or.K. i,. rergnson alio I Lowil R. V. VmrcB, Rigi.iiT. KOI ICE OP FINAL SETiLEMK.NT. Km -le of CiMlrc. Oelahaw, diceised. '' let1 . her.li. DiVAn ik.. n in t . .1.. i. d i.ia flnnl,irm , ,. .'.. .'r! . wtile ...H . .i. I, -- .'". onii .-u.irt 1 hra.ini, ll,. . Utosoi W. Kixsr. l-'OU ALL POINTS r AND I Rid... 7:00 P M Daily. 1 K..U 7' " ilUBl.1 'Ka.terne K. 81"""". :00 V .M Lally. i.'r"'?''?j.uar.M. I .1.1... ' U06l rn. ' '""III. ( S:10 A M iioiy'Rrty Dally, l.iiu lutetiatdiate ooim a "'"epolou.- 'ill. and recliiiiUK elialr can ar.I!:.""" i UlUUIMl I'llllntun -i. I Tor all Intorniatlon S,5?ondK'1U8l0' K.M.KEILU UCU";S(?C Ilueelvur and Manage, Portland, Oregon . 'liai Mc. EAST SOUTH vu The Shasta R0ute OF THE The Merafti , Bouth I'ortlaml Kngeue oan Fiapcinco l:fi9 a m j Lv 10:45 am Ar Above trains slop at Eart rortiTTT" City, Woodlmrn, Salem, 1WLS .lefferaon, Albany, All.., Ju"";., Harrwhuiir, Junction City Irvin. v11 Creswell, fott, Grove, W.S R tion. from Ifawbun; to AihUrnl QZ. KI.SKBUIIO Mill, DllLti ' 8S0amLv Portland i,,. 2.04pn,l.v Emeu" ffj1 5.20pUiAr Koitan, OAI.EU PASSEKOP.R, Dilll 4:0(JpD,l. Portland, Ar -DINING CAKS ON OGDEK EOnt. PDLLKAH BDTFT3LEEfHr AND 8FCOKD C LASS SEEEPlXu OE, Attaol.ed to all tbroofh ttiua. West Side J)iiWm. MAIL TRAIN DAILT (KI01PI BJnji. 7 -SO a m I I,v Portland Ai 1 6.10 12:lSpmAr Corvallu Lr At Albany and Oorvallii contfet utttnii of Oregon Central & Eastern Railway. Expuiss tiiaik iiailt (ncmsnmu,! 4:45 pmI,v Portland Art3u 7:2u p m j Ar McMlnnville LiliAUi. THROUGH TICKETS to ill Pom w8 in the Eattt'-rn Btatea, CuuQdi hv can be obtaiutsi at lovest rate. Irrn L. (1. A DA I it, An,Eui E KOKHLEK, E. P ROCEtS, Manager, Anst. F. I'm At POKTI.ASIi.fUfttif Eugene Street lm - TIMKCAHD. Alter UHMin oi ut-t. imt tlie ilwt LKAVINO THE DEPOT. 7:10-7:40-8:10-8:40 9.1o.9:4n.inrtlin then every half nour. LEAVE THE li'MVKKSTY. 7:2.5-7:56 8a5 8:55-9:254i30.10:15i . then every half hour. Cars w ill leave promptly on lime, II. W. HOLltLW Si.tenJi'l cu:t 1 n. If, A--..r-. -te..-.. Oil THE ASMtLD rSESICUtt 1518. HUternAreon CattN .v't..i ihX DOlVELSin TKE MORMNS For .ale at Verlnaton tOtb Itretlaiwg1 LADEfiS DOK.0SS0W UB. FELIX IE BBUN'I steel m msmim ar0thor-,i..al..r,d -.lf K-tKNCH.-J llahl.cr- on lh-:.,.rn"t. IV (innm!"-.rid tty o: . ire 1 OHIUMIN HKIANO WitlT"" agent. Kiiaene. on-eon Notico for I'ublication. Land Ortloe t Notice ia liereht uiv.n ihit "''''... nnmed nettliT ha- II I.. I lion to mail- tt ul I"'" 1 '" .r.'1'' j,te oliiiD, and tli.n "id V',n .V fore Joel Ware. V S 0 C L"D",.'1.W Engene, Lin- eonnly ' ,h, 'n Hi 7. 181i, IS' li'.'SII for the aw ( .. c s. i 16 no name, me i ,., ,o mioci i p.'ruii -t.i.i. '""VS'lonni a.i.i Orr- i nnrifa a v i'i. . !i,,fiir! i uim u. .. KM ."'-;. fc3 Beji"'. Adniinittrator,
