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Daily Eugeue Guard Published mrr rrenliwof tU weak, Baa days eaceptsd. Address all tommuaiceUoos ail mk. all retnit'.snoea payable to th Kuam Unaao, Eueo, Uncos. SUBSCRIPTION BATES. Dilll. CUrared by carrier, per week. I W Dellrered by oiiw, per month J By mil year (In aJrenos) J j months " month Jj Ingle copies, 06 wnsxt. On yew (la adTaaos) If 8ii months Advertising rata made known on applies tloo. Entered aa second-Mass nettx at the ISugeue, Oregon, postothoa. THE KA8TERV OFFICES -Of the paper are at 230 to 2Si Temple Coort, New York City, and U b Krpreee Bids; 87 Wa-h-ngton St, Chicsgi, I1L, K KATZ Adsrt Cg AKency In charge. CAMPBELL BROS Publiihers 7 WWHollTmWtBltHufflliM ty a 3 a s 7 t O W HI tSO H 8ft C8 tV CB M sb as gg . &f S9 SD JO Sll c c t MONDAY JULY 8. FIRST BANK ACCOUNT. James Hamilton Lewis, be of the "ann-kissed whiskers," ex repreeen Utiva from tba itata of Washington may be a statesman, flhilosopber and poet, but be Is not or nob of a finanoier. At least be wasn't a few years ago, before be entered' con gross. He tells tbe following story at bis own expense: "When I opened my first bank ao count not so very many years ago I didn't have muoh ideajof bow banks oonduoted business. I made deposit of a few hundred dollars, was given a bank book, wbioh showed the amount of money I bad to my credit, and a obeok book. Upon returning to my office I carefully plaoed the bank book In my desk and forgot all about it. I carried the check book in my pocket for convenience sake. It was a new sensation for me to draw cheokB, I was like a child with a new toy. When I needed money, or anybody else wanted some, all I bad to do was to go down after the check book. I was the proudest man In the state ol Washington. I lm agined that my bank aooount was aa long aa that of J Pierpont Mor- gan, John D Rockefeller, or the moral law itself, (or that matter, Finally, however, I found that 1 had overplayed my hand, as they say out West, One day I received 1 a notice from the bank that my count bad been overdrawn to tbe extent of $37.50. I didn't really know what It meant or what to do, What do you suppose I did do? Well, I'll tell you. I walked into the bank with the notice of over draft, drew a oheok for the amount, handed both to the paying teller and started out of the bank. I was called bask, and matters explained to me, muoh to my humiliation. Blnoe then I have kept a little closer lab on tbe stub end of my oheok book." RULES OF LIFE. Every boy ahould paste this In nil bak l wo business men were conversing on a street oorner the other day when a lad about fifteen passed by and one of them re marked: "Thai's a bright boy; I am watching him. If he gots through another year without oon treating any bad habits so prevalent among sixteen year old boys in town, I know where he will get the offer of a good position." Tbe boys should remember that they are watched by business men. Tbe boy who is studious, prompt, ener getio and reliable Is preparing the way for a gocl position from some body. There are not enough such young men to meet the ooostant demand. An old Georgia negro arose In prayer meeting, the other night, and (aid: "Bred tier o and cistern, I been a mighty mean niiuer in my time. I had a heap er up an' downs 'specially downs 3ince I jined de church. I etoled chickens and watermillins. I cussed, I got drunk, I slashed udder ooos wit my razor, and I done a tight er udder things, bat thank de good Lawd, bredderin' an sisterin'. I never lost my religion." A leading Chicago daily is giving ite readers all sorts of advice on how to keep cool during the con tinuance of the hot wave which is sweeping over that portion of tbe country, but it neglects to mention the simple but effective remedy of coming to tbe coast. The Woodmen of the World will initiate 1000 candidates in Portland on AoROst 3rd. It is expected that 10,000 members of tbe orders will be preeent from all over the state. Tbe ceremony will take place at midnight in the open air near Ml Tober. There is satd t beos-cr a million uatiye Mob&nmejatH in '.ho Phil -ippines.and they promise additional trouble tor our Government in its attemti's to Americanize and Chris. tianizt the ilnd. Florence Items. West, Julje. Jess Hound 4 aiH family hare moved to Eugene, wli-r. h will en gage In the sewloc iiiiotilie business. Born, on North Fork, Thursday, July 4th, 1901, to Mr and M'-t R R Bay, a sou. No woniler B ib shouted for the Fourth of Julv. Born, in Florence O", Friday. June 28, 1PDI, to Mr and Mm John Tanner, a eon. About two week ago F C Eddy rented tbe Mapleton Hotel and tc3k potseasioo, but after trying it for a few days gave it np and returned to Eu gene last Saturday. Evidently be is new In tba hotel business. Jorgen Olsen and wife, who recently came In from Euireoe, liave rented John Mason's ranob on La who n Creek and intend to make their home here. Mr Olsen spent several months on tbe Sluslaw laat summer. DrCHT Atwood, of Eugene, was in Floreuoe Monday and Tuesday examining applicants for membership in the Modern Woodmen of America. He oame In by way of Blaobley, where he examined a large number. Considerable Interest was taken in the vote for Goddess of Liberty this year, It being tbe Orst time she has been chosen in that way In this part of the country. Tbe leading candidates wereLlllle Brynd and Alloa Alex ander. Tbe former received 713 votes to 2SS for tbe latter. Scattering votes were also oast for about a dozen others for that place. Tbe net proceeds of the vote amounted to $40,05. For McKeozlc Travel. When traveling the MuKenzle road do not forget 'Duu.'h Henry's," 26 miles from Eugene flood feed for horses, and sets a goad table for travel, A convenient drive from Eugene for loaded teams to slop over night, or lighter vehicles that get a late start. Terms reasonable, For Sale. House on Washington itewt, lot 148 by 1(7 feet, Good water, larn, wood, house, etc J M Woods, Third house north of railroad. x ao-MjP iialaria causes hilioiunbm Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonlo removes the cause. Every on Is In tUnger who neglects the warning of declining health. The warning arc not a ttarthng as the sud den shriek of a locomotive, but they are just as ominous. When the body iVina lo lose in ttc&n, when the chevk is hollow and the akin salluvr it is Nature's warning that the body is failing of projr nourishment. It is a condition of "weak" stomach, nd M weak " loin- other organs, I)r. ar-'L Metre's Gulden Medical Discovery cures diseases of Kthe stomach ami other organs of digrMion and nu trition, and cures through the stom ach disease seem- .t....V. u si..:. Inglv rrmotf r , " vein. iimt Kinr origin in the uiVase of the stomach and lis allietl organs. There Is no alcohol In Ihe'ftiKOT-ery nd it is atitolutelr free from opium, cocaine, and alt other narcotics. IV fort I rotnmrnml to nt twit mMtr.n I WM in bs.it coti.li I w (foe tla-tit rri. nj lour tWtora trmtfM bi." wrttr Klt. Urtinj Aakrw, of Garyr-tnir. Notthami.iot. Ca, N C Tru-T, of emit. Rftr me At lh lm rhr, but 11 th.) n,t u lonr I wm vme ov. In Mr twxl and aatma ,livs I ,lr.l if I r uM fl iKtlrc the ' (i lrn ciit.m' iuif hir vitla) of tht 'IVllrtk How I fwl Itkr a ntw Wuoun, an4 1 mmai the vucU h h now it. Dr. Pierce's Medical A.Kiwr icvl lOt tges. paper bindinir. arm trtt on receipt of 31 onoceut sumps to jay exfwnse of nuihng cmh or 31 stamps for it in cloth binding. Address Dr, R. V. licrce, IluiUlo, N. Y. in Danger. raT A' &3k SUIT IS FILED. . I. Thompsoa Brings Action Against Emma G. Tbori'pson. Saleai blatutman, in'J S. A suit wuflird In depirtmeut No. t of the atatti ci' 'ull court t r Marloo coun'y, yeeienl.r by J I Tnuipou, plaiutia. agaioi KuraaU inunpson, defendant, to df -rlorate advrr-e claim to real estate. 'I b plaiutia alleys that be owns several lot and blocks, nud Darts of lots and blocks In tbe city ol Paleru, In fe3 autgect to ao inchoate right of dower which tLe defendant oanea in aald lands, wblcb said rigbt will not attach until death of the plain tlfl; that defendant claims some other different interest in the said lands an tagonistic and hostile to tbe true In ternet and tit'es of tbe plaintiff. He therefore demands that delendant be required to neert wba'ever interest she may have different from the rights admitted In the complaint belonging to her. V H Holme and WelMlir Holme are the attorneys for plaintiff. Summer, Fall and Winter Read ing Free! Free!! We have arraoge.i with the New Yc rk W-jrld to 'urninh lhi pipir with a limited number of suljariptious for a limited tune In its great Monthly I'Mi tlnn. We kr enabled lo oil r len Iiunilnr nl the Monthly Woild .vlagi z ne FREE ten mouths to every one jenr paid in advnnce new or old i-ub- trlbrrto the Weekly Ubakd, and four months i rl in advance suh sciiiiera to the l) ILY Giiakd. WHIT TUB KONTULY VOLD NEWSPAFaa MJLQ JU1NK IS. The Monthly WorM tl a Si-pativ tra,az!n Willi colored envrr. It I. cpiou'y lllu,:r4tt'l with pou drawlnx. atii nall'.oue reprodnuiiuiii ol phoioKr.t'lis he lll.etralloiia aru tlie to kitltut the iet.r.tttc Kkin. altlud bjr ail the latest prituhiK ir-.s apiillmicus, mklni; a m.'.ariue unrlTlle Hu thu quality of La con tvtils anil th. b--uiy ol lis nppearacce. Kitch lisui! coo'.iiis storlc. of remiDCe. lore, aiveiiltire. IT.Tet; suirles of Qcllou autl t fsct; stories of thin, onalni and curious. KstlKTed toKcther Iroin all uT.r the world: the results of scienlliic research, and ititert-siiuit editorial rv Tiews. It uunitti, amouE lis contributors tbe leadloc literary men and womeu of tho day. Its comic pages will present the work of famous comic artists. Them will U) funny paragraphs and pictures. A feature each month will be the large first pe portrait of the most famed man or wo man of the moment In the public eye. In collect Iiik and preparing tor publication the llterarr mailer and art subjects for the Uonthly World no expense is spared, ft is one 01 toe most atirectiTe puoiic-llions issued irom the great clly ol New York, ft furnishes high class and widely varied enterlslument to many thousand readers throughout isorth America. The size of the pages of the Monthly World is ten ami a nan or eiRnieen incnes. SAMPLE COPIKS of the .Monthly World Newspaper Magazloe will be sent free on ap plication. Write a postal card and ask tor one. Address all orders lo OUaftD, Eagene.Ore. l'8'.-Tlie World has selected the Guard aa the only paper In Lane county to make this offer. Important to Farmers. By permliwlnn I publish tbe follow. ing arliole written by one of Lane ceunty's best farmer?, who r tides near Junct'on: Euobne), Ore, June 15, 1931. Thin Is to cer'ity that I have u ed the Harvester King binder two sea sons and would n commend it to any one wl.hing t- use a large binder c It runs well and Is easy on the him and Is the mot economical binding ma chine I have ever operated. I N Edwards. I desire to say that I will make it prolUilile to far.uers who want any thing lu the line of Heade.H, Binders, Mowers, Rakes, etc, 'i trade with me, I am In the market to do buaineiw, aud cau Bi mmndale litem, both m ti prlca and terms; every midline fully warrauled lobe equal to any In themaiket. I also have some of the best bargains to be hid In Lane county In real estate, both ally nud country. Have bargains in farms to rent. Par ties wanting to store household goods, or otbor ohattles, can do so by calling on me. Come aud aee CJ B Fakkow, Corner Eighth and Olive strses, Eu gene, Oregon. Became Prominent. Portlauil, Or, Jjly 0 Dr J W Watt, Presidential Elector on me It)ublleau Ickel In 1S75, died today at bla home In Lafayettp. Doctor Watts came Into prominence after the election In 18T6, from the fact that Governor Qrover, of Oregou, a Demo orat, refused lo laatia a certificate to blm on the ground that he was post master when elected. It was thought lor a time that the eleollon C president of the United Htates hinged nn Watts' vote. Wood for Sale. J00 oords of maple wood fur sale on place three mile northeast of Hprlng tleld on MoKeutie bottom t'h'"ip. Addrrsa, R A A Vitus, Kug ne, IK To Core a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Qo'nlne TA- eta. All druggists refund l , m i-v f It fal.s to cure. E, W. r ( ure I on each box. JV Hunday'a 8alem State i,..: r.. Ident II E McClrew, of the l'.c tic College of Xewberg, tnppe1 off ti twen trains In this city ye sterday, departing for Eugene last night for an over-Humlay visit Mr 11 K K mhaiu returned yeaterilny from Eu gene, where she visited her sister, Mrs Itoney, who ta seriously III, For 8a i.k.-M arte of land; 158 acres In cultivation, the reat taature and timber; good I1LV0 house; 2 good I arus; good 10 acre fruit orchard; one hall mile rru.u depot Kr particulars li qmre at this oftlcw Macbllienll and estra. M.- ,T era at V L C'haniber. FlGPRUNE Cereal The scientific blending ol California figs and prunes with carefully selected grain makes A perfect cereal coffee of delicate iiavor and fragrant aroma. A delicious beverage having ell the satisfying qualities of coffee and tea. Eoil from 5 to lO minutes only. ALL CKOCERS. White Man Turned Yellow. .' Gieii coji'i rnntioii was felt by the friends of M A Hogarty of Lexington, Ky, when they s-iw he was turning yellow. Hi "kin slowly changed color, tiict hieyew. a id hh eulfrfrd I terribly. Fll-ni aludy -v- V-l ! w Jnii'llce. He '-w tr-fietl hy 'li- he. i doctor, but ai'h'U" te.ifl-. Then he wa-ndvl-ed to 'r E'-frKj Itit erH Hi - wondetful 8roiiiHCt and LiT remedy, and he r'te: "A't -r i-iklni in bottles I a -ta wh -I iy c iro.l," V t'UI proves its ni-itclil-a fiiririt for al: etoiniuh, liver vd kl 'ney 'rouble. O ily .Wo. Bold hy W L Dt-LatiO, druKim. Cannerl nml fre-h lunch meats at fl 'miiionil-i. r"K i" - .- 'V--.;. w'OO'CJVj' o o c a o 0 0 G to day and yoifl! ba well to-morrow. a Baldwins Cold Cure Tablet NoBB (cold in head) NoCureNoPdytfc fsr frss aimpls and A..I..I Msaasl S.IS.Is Ssa rr.asUM Sold By Linn Drug Co C. 5. Farrow. Dealer iti HarventinR machiory ft ml imulemenU. aviso real estate. Money loaned and rent collected on reasonable terms. Offioe corner of 8th and Olive Sts, EUGENE, Oregon. LANE COUNTY BANK EUGENE, r PFGON. Estsbllshsd In ISS2. Old.it Baak la til Ceuaty. Gensral Banking business in all branches transacted on favorable terms A. . HOVEY.Preeident L. O. HUL1N, Caahler. B. H. UOVEY. Aast Cashier. EUGENE LoaneSavingsBank Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid I'p Cash tap;lal - $50,000 Surplus 5,000 A QENCRAL AANaiNQ BUaiNtai TRANt AOTID ON SAVOKABLC TCMMS ..Orahs issued on tba principal cities ol tba . h. kiiu lui.iftii eo'iniriea. Inbrr.it allowed on IVmsiiO Cortl deal, of Ueposll ah.u left rtated period. tAilKtlons rectTe our prompt attenUoa City audcounti Warranta bouihk W I SHOWS. Pr.sltf.nt. W.OJBUR". c.iliir .0. a. PAINE, Vies Prssltfan W. W. BROWN Sail CrtMu FIRST Of Eugene. Paid ud Cash Ca-ltal SBO.OOO Surplus . $50,000 Eugene, Oregon, VtiKNEKAI, B.t.VKINO BOSIKKSS lon on rrasHiaM lint Sil.i itrafts on t'hlcarfu. San PtutIm, .,1 land. Onsroti. Kills il .srtiani M on furvkm ronntrW IVlkl.it. t-.i r I . . . V. , oat. rtl ,lrit. All eollctioi.t atitrusu.1 In .11 -- nrit ktt.rli n r ! llTOtlfH P. r. !K.,IMt.Aa t It ri,, L. H.lorraa n. rrH.I,t Assistant (cereal) COFFEE National Bank 1 . f,r clii al (sir, wrul i like for you to beautifulSnell bicycles. Barker Gun SMOKE. BANQUET. High Grade 5c Cigar F. C. Potts Manufacturer lyon's French Periodical Drops For Sale bv Linn BLUE RIVEll CITY. The Coming Mountain Town, Mining Center o Western Oreaon.-I.nts ara -nt,,- i. o,v o Buy Now 2,M,f' meinf.,1,1 y, If von w.nt to he In the swim in to come, buy lots now iu Blue Klver City. For a period of " 'ww, uist ti tnon Fifteen Days Only M''to'ini. Thi. t. Dly . ,Urt. BLUE RIVER CITY: SMi'TK"!, !- "f ' old quarii mmins di.trf.-t of Itlue River, whiTi. th. ..T'V ''la "." of the rich sen plotted snd dllcMed by S C. Skl ihoea It h lurnuhii,f .rrr,tlonto.nten.lii,g inve.torr bo n,akM lhe" otf.r., aad aril! 1 . W Special. purchselJ-oUundtUaW n S. C- SPARKS. Blue Klver City, Oregon, CASTOR I A Tor Infants and Children. His Kind You Have Always Bought NERViTA VTT I I i v LOST uir.no Cures Impotcncy.Kight Emlsstor.-- ar -"-"it uist-asea, an ctlccts r bt aoute, cr excess ard liai . : . . . j ..t i luii. AiicrveTonienni wff hlrwul r,,itl.l.w .... . .11,113 li J.V -7i rcsuirca tne lire of yo-j'.r, ti SSfT Bv mall KOr rwr n h.,.nt tot s-!.f,0; Wit' ji rrittpn Bitiinin. u-e to vurr t rctutitl tbo mouoy NERViTA MEDICAL rn M"ton A Jactuon ctav, CHICACO, I LI Mib! I I if ii Uriig Co. Not Made by the Trust. IK Vl'U hava pride tti.ii taV a ride on the baautiful, bsautiful, riu.U ii'uyclo. 1 ha rune and frame lugs are nia.i of tba finost sra.1 wrought stesL Th spoltrs are th famous Kicslsior, and we give you anv kind of tire you may wish, also a big option on sad dles anil handle bars. These wheels are mad bytheSNKLL BICYULK CO,, of Toledo, Ohio. The shop cover over 7 acres of land, the buildings are of brick, two and three storieabigh. Tbe qualityof the fnell liicyclea never been questioned. Prices for Juveniles J20.00, $22.00 and $25.00. Prices for the standard sizes $27.00, J30.00, $35.00, $40.00. $50.00 and sellon installment ca! and see thee Yours mat r Works, Orel ene, Oregon. Unexceptional Livery Service You always set at WeeC Brre Our prlees are low enough t' enable yuu to enjoy eprliiR rrivin with out f-flinr ihe oust. Hinges leave our stables f.r Lea buri; and iutermeatate points daily at 6 o'clock a - m. Blue liiver and Inter nii'diute pointB Mondays, Wednesdays and Friday at 6 o'clock a ru. WEST BR05. Corner Willamette and lOtti eta, Eugene, Oregon. ' TIS EASY WHEN YOU KNOW HOW, and where to secure high grade wines and li(Uor, to gut tlie best and purest lit tow prices. Yuu can always find the very choicest via tages in claret, burgundies, Khin& wines, champagnes, ami every thing in the best tble wine-, with: the best boquetfand (meat 6avors. as well as choice old whukiep, ale, pot ter and beer at, W. M. RENSHAW'S Eupene, Oregon. BY THE FRUITS OF 0UH LABOR. Wear. :,.., pei- 1 ' taste M 10 1 1 e 1 1 . , who have a horror ciipau and common latindr, .mk. Aiiythmit flu. Ihed i: tir iMal'ii-rtment ishh flne as h puei'e fancy, having ipeelved a touch which may be lin-ribed ri the verse f irm of linen. C xiio to tiM for laumlry . testilts ns.UKBetiveof iisfict Inn a lioitie, aweet hoine. Eugene Laundry Co Drua C w --.wvv uil o cllc. j y the areat HI,.. tflv i .. i." "V W Tott Canadian Pacific $60.00 To St Paul and return limit GO days. Tick.-u on sale May 30th anu Juno .lh. $86.00 Buflalo and leturtt limit 30 days. Tickets on sale 1st and 3rd Tuesdays, cornmencinsr June. h For particulars apt ly to H. H. A Bin iTT, t.e, asst ti.nl At 1 ortJand, ttr Vsnoouver, B, C, BU81E33 CA EDS ATTOKNEYS-ATLAW. M WILLIAMS, ATTORN EY-AT-LAW Collections a specialty. Jthi Over i-aue County Bank, BILYLIT, ATTOUNEY-AT-LAW 3!b e-Over Pirat.National Bank. Euowa, Oriuoh, C WOODCOCK, ATTOK NE Y-AT-LA W . Office One half block south of Chrismso B li fcKirwOKTU. AlTORjrEY-AT-LAW Will practice in al the Court'. Ecciss Obiooh. HFLUGB W THOMPSON CH1S 1 Hll rilHOWPSON t HAKDY, A Al TORNEYS-AT-L AW. Otiice In Kirst National Bank Building, L IMU.lUe IU HI IUV WUIW ElHlENK, OltEOOll. M TKAVH, Attoruey At Law. Otb'ca Over Euftcne Loan Si Savings bk. Eugene, Oregon. JJARBAAUGH i KISSINGER ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Office Koum 3 llcCluog Building. Euoini, Oekgon, i!0. BDORRI8, A fOENEY fc COLIN3ELOH-AT-LA V .5! practice in all the conrte of the Sen; Ji iciai District and in the Supreme U: eciai attention frtven to couectiooi ii mutters in prouau. Otiice First Nationa Bank Bldg. Kooma 1. 2 and & MEDICAL. D RJW HARRIS, PHYSICIAN AND SURtiEON. Offioe Over Wilkins& Linn's drug store. Office Hours 9 to VI a m; 2 to 5 ai"l 9 pm. Residence Ferry street between 11th 12th. JpAINE A KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Otficos In Eugene Loan & Savings Ril xuiiuiuk t Special attention to surgery and surgical cf eases ot women. J S LUCKEY, JEWELER. Watches andSClocks'Repairei1. G RIDDLE, jS DENTIST Office -On Olive a root, r lw: n FlMk Sith etree'-i.one block west of Slinnet hotel U a SM.IH, D. O. 11 189 A.M. 811. IB, ij OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS Eugene Loan 4 Savings Bank building. Office hours-9 to 12;1:30 to 4:30. evening hours by appointment, calls attended to day or nig lit. j-JERBERT LEIGH ASSA-X EU AND METALLURGIST Eooenr Obiooh Best equipped Assay Laboratory in the Staj . u reiuiuie returns guaranteed. IVorklncr tAntj, in.,1. .,u..i.. r 6fty pounds to letermine the most stiiui u.c.mj ireaiineni. The loffmaB 0 ZEIGLER, Prop'U SUNDAY DINNER 50e EUGENE. ORE' O'J I TN SEGAR, Proprietor- Strictly first class. New manacement ai . s.u , v. mi per oay. ilea Iquartera for Commercisl Men. Eugene Lumber Co. r T NEW MILL rOOTOF LAWRENCE STREET APPLE AND PRUIT BOXES WASHINGTON CEDAR SHINGLES. FULL ASSORTMENT OF LUMBER EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LilNE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Ptae n-n Kugt-ne for Florvtifl 1! PI?,,t Monday at 6 a m KHtmilne; ,Ufre leaves Florsrrs r.utmp it.,11, all p m o., ""t'lnlays al S a m. ro.iVI)K.,nKu,ren,l, ,Pm,bMl" 'IN' I Inn. ay-NUTNii""- - Hoit En rioranc," M Ho,d "asentg-fi
