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Newspaper Page TextBU8JNK8M Daily Eugeue Guard I'ubllsbel nwr .vsnlngof th. week, Bun dars escepUd. Address all communications ni iuk all reuituooes payable to th Koouik Uuabd, Eugene, Oregon, 8UB5CKIPTION BATES. DAILY. Delivered by carrier, per weeV t 15 Dtlirered by carrier, per month to Br mail one year (In adyanoe) 8 00 Three montbi One month Jjf B.oKleooplee, wnxLi, One year (in sdvanos) 60 Si months J W Advertising rates made known on applica tion. Entered ae second-class Eugene, Oregon, postorhoa. matter at the THE KABTKRN OFFICES -Of the paper are at 230 to 234 Temple Court, New York City, and U B Kipresa Bldg, 87 Wash Btum St., Chicago, I1L, K KATZ Advertls an Agency in ohargo. CAMPBELL BROS Publishers SVH mom iut wio tmu r5H5F Kff tup i a s fr 3 O "3 t 8(0 11 Tf IS Vb IS1 i(S IT" J.4. g & as at e& 85 S 7 8 ft 3 I SB SATURDAY AUGUbT 10 CAPITAL VS LABOR. Should tbe present oontest be lweon oapital and labor long con tinue, no one oan tell tbe dire re Bulta. There 1b no preoedent to guide. The organization of oapital has reaobed an immensity that wbb sot dreamed possible a few years ago. It is within tbe bounds of truth to say that tbe whole money power of the oountry is within the bands of a half dozen persons, who diotate the commerce and trade of the continent without let or bindranoo, Tbe United States steel corpora tion bas a oapital of 11,500,000,000; gave employment a month ago to 438,765 persons, paying a wage at tbe rate of $240,000,000 a year and earning net 1100,000,000 per an num, consuming and oontrolinR two of tbe most neoessary raw products of nature, owning tbe great majority of the produolng ooal and iron fields In the nation, making itself In one vital sense the dictator of the world's oommorce Arrayed against this monster combination is tbe Amalgamated Association of iron, steel and tin workers Laving on its rolls 150,000 skilled workmen. The Amerioan Federation of Labor, representing 750,000 workmen, will lend aid; otherwise the association would have little hope of suocees. "Perhaps Mr Morgan bullded better than be knew; in his gigantio operations he may have Instituted an era that will lead nearor to the millennium; if the groat organiser simply dreamed that he could make capital so ooheslve that it could oruah labor at will, he was but preparing bis own soafTold, Labor oan never boootne suoh a menace as capital because labor in the very nature of things cannot be so homogeneous; but it would not be good to have trade unions assume the same dictatorial and short sighted polioy tbey have pursued io Englaud." AVERAGE WHEAT YIELDS. Tbe agricultural department at Washington, D C, issue the follow ing concerning the wheat growing oonditions of the PaoiQo coast; There are on an average, 4,343, 801 acrei ol wheat harvested in the Paoifio coast region eaoh year. Tbe avarages for tbe prst 10 years show that this section ordinarily will yield about 15 bushels per acre and produce a total annual crop ol 65,017,582 bushels. The average yield per aore in Oregon during this ten years period has been 17.7 bushels. In Wash ington the average " I Is 20.9 bushels. The Idaho told is 22.8 J bushels per aore. I Quite a controversy is going on between rival interests as to a new road to the Lower Biuslaw. oountry. The Guard intends to give eaoh Vide a full and impartial bearing. Cottage Grove Leader: Tbe Guard says a eoorober fiend bi oyclist ran down and severely in jured a little girl, and then didn't have manhood enongb to stop and pick tbe child np or see how badly she was injured. It is a pity such fellows could not be forced to put in the summer wearing a ball and ohain on tbe streets instead of roy ing around Ioobo. Skagway advices state that this is tbe dry6st and hottest season for many years throughout all the Klondike. As a consequence the oreeks have praotioally dried up. There is not enough water to operate oae-balf the sluicep. Tbe clean ups will be delayed. Tbe output would be materially decreased and it is estimated that the shortage on this account will reach into tbe millions. J J McCarthy, president of the Nwa Bar Association, in a recent address at a maetuig of that body suid: ''One of long experience on iliebenoh writes me that in his opln ion about one-half of all evidenoe rooelved on behalf of tbe defense of criminal oases is fulse. Another j idge of equally bigh repute writes that be believes 75 per cent of the evidenoe offered in divoroe cases approaches deliberate perjury. Another writes that perjury is committed in a majority of im portant lawsuits and that the orime U rapidly inoieasltg." To Save Her Child From frightful disfigurement Mrs Nannie Galleger, of La Grange, Oa, ipplled Bucklen's Arnica Sulve to groat eores on her bead and face, and writes its qulok cure exceeded all lier hopes. It works wonders lo tores, bruises, skin eruptions, cute, burns, oalds and piles. 25o. Cure guaranteed by W Li DeLano, druggist. OABTOHIA. Bean the ll Kind Von Haw Always Boiiljat signature Pare Home Made Brandy. For liver, kidney or stomaoh trou bios, oolds, lagrlppe or biliousness there Is nothing better than Frauds' pure brandies. All orders promptly filled with pruue, apple or pear brandy at 76 oente per quart, or $2.50 par gallon. Orders by stage or express will be ae- mreiy Doxea, juaueaua sold to oon turners only. I M Francis. Fifth and Blair streets, Eugene, Or Hunter Kye. Wm Reniliaw lias been appointed Eugene ageut for tbe celebrated Hun er Haiti more Kye, one ot Hie beat whiskies manufactured. It la bottled ny Wm I.anabau A Hon, Baltimore, jinryinnu. The llavor of Hunter Bye la conoen trated from Its uniform Quality, ouritv vul age, aud la always reongulced. It tue Amerioan getillemau'a whiskey, MALARIA CAUSES UIlIOUSNUJS. Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonlo removes th oause, OAHTOIIIA. Beantlw The Kind You Haire Always Bougti i f 1 ha Kind Yon Haw Always BagH Blgastir af OLD PEOPLE Hnv a clwrm of ttifir own when they mm nwv ww, mm icrniB, QUI nl6 MMl hearty, cnjoyttiR the sports and pleasures of vouth thouih thrv In tlirm. The whole secret of a etunly out age it tnia : Kerp thr Moiniich anil orgmsof (lijrnrtioii and nutrition in per. feci iiulcr. Th. v.n ....... ..i... J not think of hi. stomach will be made to minx oi it nt lie grows old. It la the "weak " stomach, incapable of atifipl viiig thr ailrquatr nutrition for thr body, which ratisc. the weakness ami feeble ness of old a;-r. Ir. llrrcr'a C.nl.lrn Mrdlrnl Discovery cures ilivaaea of the atomaoh nn.l olhrr ordain of dlgrotiun and mitiition. It inaku the "weak" atomach atmiw, and ao rnahlra thr bodv tone fullv nouriahnl and strengthened hy the food which i eaten. I i.WVrrrf fct . ymr, wltts ccMullpitn sail vfl .l,Tic.n,. S ,h,y cl.t ot ma-h Mr. I! Ipv.ltw,ll H.,k, r.pn. l'sm.11 Co., A,,. '! Ir w. no Hivp :;.r me. M m rttsia n mT n."",'. ' ""' would lll r.lr.l. li t?'J -''.. V.? " 1 Ukint ,',,, '' KiltU , Ih. ntwsrrv ' I .. .. h !,. htht . .o,l a,, Wrn lm ihuiuiK rvrr Man. I m now la ,o.l hrsltN Vt ltrrce'a Comimw Srnae Jlrdlral Adviser, m jiai conn, ia wnt rrt on rv,M of ai one-ornt iini to i Knae of mailing only. Addrraa K. V. 1'icrcr, Uuflalo, N, Y. ME. JtoKn$k.mMny, tuny iitmmcn I look, w through glim. And a a world of ibowcn and floVffS And ltuffMor children ptM, And In her big tlua lunboniwt Oni ocnir Uttl lai- A Um w'uu watchiM th rs-aUowi fikim Juat bcrond br kand And wbtrt tba nlcktn CUd and pd And neetf of hang birdl fannad And felt thoat bird wen lair folk On wing to UirfUnd. i I Id her warm fltt ina carried. Trudging o'er hill and dales, In tiny papers laid and weighed A it Id fairy tcales The salt that catches bobolinks When sprinkled on taalrHaUs. A llttla last and wistful, 1 Who gaaed up the far sky, And reached for fairy thing ad wlsgt In vain and wondered wnyt Poor little lass, I wonder still. Could she be really If - Harriet Prescott Bpoflord In Collier's. ALLAH AND AMERICA. A Persian Lrarend Abont the Crea tor's Visit to liartli. In Persia, on a morning after the ver min had been particularly vigorous, I eald something caustic about getting back to God's country. An Armenian who had reposed In utter comfort In the same caravansary heard It and smiled. Being an Armenian, he bated tbe Persians, probably. Incidentally the Persian reciprocates. Well, this Armenian, rubbing bis hands and with his head skewed over on one side, said: "The Persians have a legend for everything. They bave a legend for what you said Just now. It Is this: "AUnh-that Is God once sold to his angel, 'I will see this world which I made.' "And so Allah and the angel descend ed Invlslblo In a cloud to the earth, and the first place iX which they ar rived was France that Is, In Ftren ghlstan. And there they saw the rail roads, and the tramways, and the the aters, and the great picture galleries. And Allah looked In disappointment and said: 'Alas, nol This la not the world which I made. I made none of these things.' "So they Journeyed to Inglezlstan that Is, England and there were mighty ships In the harbors and huge mills which make all sorts of things and food In plenty. And again Allah said: 'Alas, nol This Is not tbe world which I made.' And everywhere they traveled In the cloud Allah looked upon the land and sold, 'No; this Is not It.' "At last. In despair, the angel led the way to Persia, and Allah sat himself down upon a very high mountain, ana, looking far on every side, he saw nei ther railroads nor tramways nor thea ters nor picture galleries nor ships nor mills nor sehoolhouses nor plenty to eat "And Allah said: Tea, at last This Is the world which I made. Not a thing Is changed. The people whom I put there have done nothing.' " "Why didn't he come to America?" I asked. "Sir," answered the Armenian, "In Persia they had not even heard of America." Harpers weekly. An Old New Jener Bekoolhonse. The pupil of today would think his opportunities very great If he could eo the school equipment of a hundred years ago. A Morris county (N. J.) school of that period Is thus described In nn old letter of ono of Its attendants: Tho building was constructed of logs, and Instead of glass for windows, sheepskins were stretched over the aportures made by sawing oft an occa sional log. The windows had ono merit thoy prevented pupils from being Interrupted In their Btudy by What was going on outside. Tho tlrao (was regulated by an hourglass, and tho pupils drank water from a tum bler made ot a cow's horn or from a ground shell. In splto ot theso-dlllerences of equip ment, tho schools of a century ago re sembled those of today, In one notable respect they had for tho most part tho same great literary works that are tiio stauaaras or our language now. The greatest literature is fortunately the possession ot many centuries. Not av ltule. Do had been trying all evening to mako a good Impression. Ho had told all his humorous stories and bad given one Impassioned speech from "Cyra no," but was still uuconsclous. Thick skinned, he fnlled to perceive all her efforts to get rid of him. Finally thero was a deep silence. Fidgeting, he grew nervous and cast about for some thing to Bay. "Do you wear that sort of collar as a rule?" ho stammered foolishly. "No," tho haughty maid replied frig idly: "as a collar." Then be fled. Now l'ork Times. Her Opinion of Compliments. "No," said Miss Cayenne, "I don't care for people who continually pay compliments." "But It shows an amiable disposi tion." "Perhaps, but tho habit reminds me that some people are willing to pay only what Costa them nothing and what thoy, don't really owe." Washington Btar. FlGPRUNE CereaJ Represents the highest standard of excellence in cereal coffee products 54 California fies and prunes. scientifically blended with 46 well ripened grain, makes a table beverage of rare quality. Xn FlGPRUNE there is com- bined, with the delicious fruit flavor, all the nutritious and health-giving qualities of fruit and grain. Boil from S to 10 minutes only ALL GROCERS SELL FlGPRUNE CEREAL o Take them today and G youll ba well 2 to-morrow. 2 9 Baldwins g g Cold Cure g 2 Tablet No23B (J (cold in head) Q o NoCureNoPaytfc O .... I.,.,.....-.... ....' o a.ausl Mle rre..U.e Sold By Linn Drug Co MALARIA MAKES IMPURE BI.OOD' Grove's rastelesd Chill Tonlo cures malaria. fratom VITALITY LOSTVIGOR ANBMANHOOr Cures Impotency, Night Emlsslor.3 aw wasting diseases, all efiects P se'f jfSev3f) "buse, cr excels ard lnaif j cretion. Anerve tonic ant V? f! 1)100(1 huildor. Brings the ykSf pink flow to pa'.e cheeks anc jboSri restores the fire of youth rllNllS By mail SOcper box; 6 boxes lor $2.50; wit A written gnaran. too to curp i refund the inoney. NERVlfA MEDICAL CO. Vilnton ilackaon Sts., CHICAGO, IU. For Hale by Linn Drug On ' EUGENE Loan Savings Bank Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Capital - $50,000 Surplus - - - 5,000 A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANS ACTED ON FAVORABLE TERMS Drafts Mauod on the principal oltiei oi the United HtAtoi and foreign countries. Interest allowed on Demand Certificate Of Depottlt irfieo left ttatod peiJod. Collections receive our prompt attention. City and County Warrants bought. W I. SHOWN, D. A. PAINE, Preildenl. Vice President F.W. OSBURN, W. W. BROWN Cashier. As it Cashier -FIRST-- National Baal: Of FuQono. Paid up Cash Ca-ltal $60 000 Surplus - SSO.OOO Eugene, Oregon. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Jr Done on reasonable terms. Sinn drafts on Chicago, San Francisco and Port- lam, uretron. Bills of exchange sold on foreign countries. Deposits received subject to check ot certifi cate of deposit. All collections entrusted to us will receive prompt attention. T G Hkndbioks, - President. 8 B Kakln, . Vice President P. K. Hnodorasb, L. K. 1'OTTKR Assistant, LANE COUNTY BANK EUGENE, OREGON. latabllah.d la ISSt. Old.it Bank In th. County. General Banking business in all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVEt.Preeident L. U. UUL1N, Cashier. B. H. HOVEY. Asst C'sshler. Referee Sale of Real Property, George Tnoker and Bebecoa Tucker, hi, wife, Barah Urown and H f lirown, bar hnaband, Mar; 1 Vulga. mors aud Jest. Vnlgamore, ber Lub. band, aud F Dnrjo. trustee, ti riniotiflg, William B Tuoker and Felicia Took. r, bit wile. . Defendant!. Notice ia hereby given (hat br Yirtue of a decree ot the Oirouit Court of the elate of Oregon for Lane county, made on the U7th day ot June, ltKH, and entered in the journal oi said court, Toiume tenon Dace niiti . Ti . . . f ft ow, .((iuiuiiu(( & yj ruiier, reieree, and authotifins and directing turn to sell the louoving deKtinea real proetlr, to-wit: bjRiunluo .t tb. Bontbeast corner ot the JeeM Mann donation land olaim No, 74 Notificition No. 74HO, in Section No. 33, iuu.uip no. if,ovuiu iiaoiie iwo veet and ruuniua thence writ on tb. south line ot said claim 9U.&4 chains to tbe eonthweBt corner ot tb. Mat bait of said cliim ; tbence north on oenter tin. of aa.d olaim to the cutrr of th. county road croasi.iA aal.i cimni; tbence southeasterly akog oenter I'neotsa'd road to I la intersection wi h the east lin. of said olaim, and thence snnih 46.13 chain, more or Was, to th. plac. o beginning, containing 1U3 acres, mora or If, si tiated in Lane oonnt). Or r,on. Tber.fora. in oonslilerntiou of tb nremi. ees and by virtu, ot said decne. I will oder for sale said land at pnblic auction at the Court Hons, door ot said t e connty, ou Uonday th. l'Jih dayol Anun-i. IVJl. be tween the boars of nine o'clock m. and fcur o'clock p. m of said Hax. at onu o'clock, Teiui of jle c-h t. O. I'rmss, Hefww, ;jL. Barker Oun Unexceptional Livery Service You always ifet t Wml Hri'K. Our irli'e arc ! enouifli t- enable v ,: enjoy ecrini: " r i vi i. ic i'f out feeling the en' -tai!'-leave our stal'lee fir Lea. burir aDd iiiterruediate points daily at 6 o'ulock a ui. Blue River and inter mediate points Mondays, VVednPHduys and Fridays at 6 o'clock a in. WEST BROS. Comer Willamette and .lOt'n ate, Eugene, Oregon, v'ttlW S -SMOKE -fBflfJQOET. High Grade 5c Cigar F. C. Potts Manufacturer BLUE RIVE1I CITY.. The Com wStpfn nron western Oregon D NT T( . t malnfoldlyilfTon-anttota), hiSTthrt Sin"" ?VM,S?nt that 4 W; to come, buy lota now in Blue liver Ctty? For Vierii rf Mil""8 Bo0m' fi Fifteen Days Only Pri.;," '.If" I""..!?11 old for B0i ohice residence lot. for f 26. . .v Kv, ,., - ,j IUU1, BLUE RIVER CITY: 'b'iiyjtedon lh. banw f i.r. ilq.r.iirj5i.n!t?c'?'i!!?iv.r,wicht ?'" Soecial. purToprch.e..r.,ithAu MOTT'S - ..Mvuy lor Lrnnu-n . ,1 i saiuiwiHu. For Sale by Linn Notice to Creditors. Ki-iiiA I. t...l i . . .. .! " Z " .". B"en mat tbe under- mmhtnto. of tb'e estate oi pii.ii.Lu BiKIT.I IB IL'B nil V Bnnmntn J Dcdsoo. d..ce... ill . . V clsinis Sffairsl .l.i. ... l?. OftTinp Bed to present tb. tame with the prone, yonchfrs to the nrnr.li .. .i.VT otO H Baker in Vt :;: . Or:r, ,i,hin .j, moUh. 7TOm the d of this noiic. IP Dated July 27, looi: Notice To Creditors. it. . l 1' J"Tp.n 'hot Anselin. V.J- l 1 i h. n n . , "een. Dv .i ...u n. nuiiiworih ..... . " " """" m t onntv, O.eooi. si.pomied eirroto . ot the last will 8itd lestairent .M !., 8nel D n'lt : tb.t..0c:rE'u' sr- mj in Eocene. 0-wS Z ,t.f'l'ot' I .l- ... mnnii,. iriui iut nre oi mis notice. i-uk' ue. wregon, July J4 lani I AsokuxsHolt, ' K. K BurwoiiTH, Executor, ol uid estate, To Cut Prices We have n ed a sharp knife and spared notliiuii in our stock of HIGH GRADE BICYCLS The seaaoi. has arr for a Kneral fttvlj stment and to ciuvrt wheels in to cash we tak? ot! a large part of our profits. ...WE SELL SHELLS... Works, Qth Street, Eugene, Or 'TIS EASY WHEN YOU KNOW HOWj and where to secure high grade wii.es and liquors, to get the best and purest at low prices. Ton oan always find the very choicest vin tages in clarets. li urguudies. Rhine winee, champHgnes, and every thing in the best table wines, with ' the best boqaetsnd fa nee t flavors, . as well as cnoicfi old whiskies, ale, pot ter and beer at, W. M. RENSKAW'S Eugene. Oregon. onnrr. uiwBwiniTiTw.wiiiiini tell you of th. nmu.j ..r ju, uniit i,i our laundry work, but . just renimil you that wheu you want that de!i- f B colored rifvlLb Uutnlrred that wo will do u just line new without injury to color or ri0,nr0iVr. W "" "nen O011" and Eugene Laundry Co t W11' J-vimmg uenter o Lots are Now on Sale. .. , . This only a start rough lnml)4r for S. C- SPARKS. mue ruveruty, Oregon, They overcome Weak noes, Irregularity and , , ' "'".tooo VI If. women eoufils f,nm t , wuy. ho f-v-uu ui ortTnna arA .. ,i MOTT'S CHEMli'Xr. rv? vs "r1. 'a .uUy.a Druq Co viuvt'iana, ualo. Canadian Pacific $60 OO To St Paul and return, limit CO days. Tickets on sale May 30th and Juno 7th. $86.00 liufl'alo ftnri limit 30 davs. S " wie 1st and 3rd 1 uwuuys. , commencing June. f'rirtlcular.aP1ly to H. H. AH OTT, AcenL K.J.COVI.R 6 Third si: Aa-t o-n Ia Airt 0'Ud, Or ' Vancourer, b, (j1 J M WILtUMS, ATTORNEY..,, BILYKU, ATTOHNey.j Oflile-OT.rFu,iN.tionJ " OWOODOOUK, ATTOBNEY.4T.Uif Offioa On. half block I ""-''if(w MSKIPWORTa ' .ttoknby.at.Ub Will pr.otlo.il, all th.Cout.j HXLMOS W THOHTSOH rj1HOMP80N ft HAEDY, Offlc-In lint Nailnn.i n... . h Fraotio. la all th. oourS. Ji TEA VIS, Attorney-At-T.. Offloe OyBugeno Loao'lSiJ a"i jqfm, a ATTOTvNBY8.AT.IjI Offloe Boom 8 MoClunn BniUt I Eoami, Oeroi, 0. B DOKBIB, aixuKrusx as UOUHSEfflE Will praotioe In all the coort.il J Judicial District and in ths fc?il of thesUte. Special attention given to (.! matters in probate. Office First Nations BmIEi Rooms 1, 2 and 31 ! MEDICAL D BJW HAEEIS, PHYSICIAN AND SHE OfEoe Oyer Wllkuu t UmW Offic Hours 9 to 12 a m; li j Eeeidenee Ferry street hfaf. ; 12th. k jpAINK ft KTJYKENDiU, f PHYSICIANS ANDSIH- 1 Offioes In Eugene Loau t is. Ijuuuaing. Special attention to surgery ui eases oi women. J S LUCKEY, JBWELKB, Watches and Cnocla'Bepalnl Ecam, Ouooi E Q BIDDLE, DENTIST I Offloe Od ll . rh. Sith street on. block wat i hotel U D. SMITH, D. O. imjUS OSTEOPATHIC PHIS' Eugene Loan k Savings Bulla), Uthc hours 9 to 12; 1 do to til evening hour, br aDDointmait calls attended to day or night J-JEEBERT LEIGH AS3AYER AND MTOU: EtJoxira - 0 Beet eaulDDed Prompt and reliable return guwtf norung testa made on on w fifty nounds to determina thl Vl method of treatment. J rpHE PACIFIC MUTUAL Bj J v i . . , W.J AJKMMK J LIFE AND ACCIDEM (Ud A T.nni. .T Ha wis. (jS J. M. Williams. r: Local Agent, Eugene, I si T N SEGAR, Prop" Strlotly flrstdiaj I New management f. EF"Headquarters for Comnnr , Eogene AT NtW MILl J rooTor utwsiNci it"1 APPLE AND FRUIT BOXES Li ACUl SJiTiTrtN CEDAR SHINGlB FULL ASSOrli"l'i OFLUMBERI J EU6EIIEFL0I' STAGE LlN . J Stag leave- Kugen" ' i Dally exosiitrJunday l"r Uliirnliiir atage ".mu for Kugeae dally exoept B" t Dm I r3aturdaysat8am. , , Arrives in jsugeue .... . (lOllOWUlg. RIVOLf FARt... -" Ticket, for ft at 3,,t In.. us. or "urd Hole El lines