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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard Published every (renins: of ths week. Sun days elcopleiL Adlress ". omniunictions and tnake all remittances payable to tl.e cutlass Uuann, Kus-eue, Oretfoa, BUllSUUIPriON KATES. UilLI. nHrared.by wrier, por week f 15 Dalirerod by carrier, ptw month I Br mail one year (la advance) 0 W Hix months W One month J? 8ini;le copies. v- One year I" M Bix months J Ml Advertls'-ife- rates made known on applica-llon. KrUred m second-class Kugene, Oregon, postoiiior. matter t the THK KASTKItS OFFICES -01 "is ltrareat)0 to 234 Temple Cmi, New York City, and U H Express UlnV, 7 Wr h i ifton HL, C'bicso, I1L, K KATZ Advert'v n Ar;ency to eltaa-e. CAMPBELL BROS PubliBhers FRIDAY - - bKl'TEMBER 13 A TRUST ARTICLE AND PRICE. We have a oonvinolng proof of prosperity at loaBt as it afleots us and the other fellow, the trust. In June 1809, a little over a year ago, the Gtjahd bought news paper for $2.85 per hundred pounds. About that time the paper rannu iaoturers got together in a trust and began to gradually advanoe the price. Paper bought the other day oost $4.00 per hundred pounds. Figure out the percentage of in crease $1.15. It is nearly half the June, 1900, price, to be ezaot forty per oent. That is what a trust has done to the newspapers We do not charge a oent more for Buosoription or advertising rates now than then, yot our paper ooBts us forty per cent more. We do not love trusts, in faot believe we are being robbed by one of them I he material, balm treos, Irom which this paper is manufactured grows along the Willaniotte river. It coBts no more today than it did in June, 1900. ' AVe have not heard of any Increase of wages to the Ore gon. City paper mill employes. ins 1 ortlanu dealers were just as noxious to sell us paper June, 1900, as they are today. They were not losing money on the goods. We are anxious to know who gets that forty per cent advance that we are paying. We like prosperity but do not want the other fellow to get it all. ; A .HAPPY MEDIUM. "Was their marriage a BucoesB?" "un, yes: through it tuny both mot others whom they really loved." - iiiie. Iherebas been some boring for oil in Oregon and lots of talk, but no oil yet exoept Standard Oil. The lynohiug fever has Btruok the, down-south negro at laet They lynohed three offenders of their own raoe in Kenluoky yester day. Murder was the provocation vinmu oeoasiian .Miller, a pioneer river stoamboat oaptain, is dead at Canemah near Oregon Citv Captain Miliar brought steamboats to Eugene In the early days prior to ne building of the railroad in 1872, An autopsy held on the body of a murdered man in California showed that a knile had pleroed the heart three-quarters of an inch. It is considered remarkable that the man lived fourteen hours after the infliction of the wound. Ought we to eat canned Tegeta ;h m m iro iw lira iar 09I0 Jl 12 "13 i f 15 16 17 1 8 9 20 ' "S3" 22 23 2 25 26 27 28 29T3ol o I (i&TgoTcP I bles, that is the commercial articteT The St Louis Post-Dispatch says "sixty per oent of oanned vegetables have been found to oontaiu food preservatives, an i of thirteen popu. lar brands of extract or lemon not one oontained any .11 of lemon, aud most tf them were colored with Itniline dyes," Thomas M alone, a I'ortlaa I wardheeler and a deputy sheriff, opened his mouth once too often. He said that President McKinley "ought to have been ebot long ago," on hearing of the assassina tion. As soon as this came to the 8 us of Chief Deputy TheiUen, he suspended Mslone and took away bin star. Postmaster Van Cott of the New York poatoffioe, is receiving the oon gratulations ot bis friends on the new mail carts which be designed. A half dozen of the little vehicles have been put in commission much to the improvement of the mail service. The cart is a unique affair. The collector, instead of sitting alongside the driver in front, oc cupies a small seat at the rear on the leithand side. From this he oan easily step to the street, where he collects the mail and hops on again, signalling to the driyer by means of a Bpeaking lube. It Is said that n an ordinary town of 25 boxes there will be a saving of a minute a box by the use of these carts. Forest Grove Times, Republican: Some papers and publio men are makkg a new outcry against for- tigners tince the attack on Presi lent MoKinley, and demanding that the immigration laws should be so amended that anar chists cannot get in. That scarcely seems to be the remedy for the evils complained of. No foreigner has ever sluin a piesident. It is native-born murderers whose hands haye been stained, and it is our own evil broc J that we must liarn to restrain. Foreigners may give birth to most of them, but lhy are brought forth on our own soil, and must be dealt with as our own ohildren." v 1 Local Market. Hept 1301. Butter 40 to 55c per roll Wool 16o Poultiy $3 60 to $4 60 cm uozen. Dried prunes S loyJo Flour 75 per sack. Oats 26 coulfl. Polatoej-89 cts per bushel. Bugs 16 oenK Wheat 41 not. Hops 10 cents. Notice. Allen H Katon Is authorized to fully represent the Eugene Directory add make oontraots for advertising, take subscriptions and tranaaut all business for the same during my absence. O li Tout. Better .'or the Bleod Than 3arMparllla for those living iu the Malaria districts. Grove's Tastoless Chill Tonic Clt'uu Heed Tills Is the year to get perfeotly clean seed to sow; It is alruoBt oleau aa threshed, and by cleaning thoroughly this year it will save work next year. Don't sow !a foul sted this year. FohBalc or Rknt. Good farm and stock ranch containing 320 anres un limited outside range, farm Imple ments and stock for eale. Near school poatoDlce aud store. Address f O Box 483, Eugene Oregon. Wamtku. Cheat seed, grass seeds all kinds of wheat, oats, hay, corn everything you have to Bell or trade Moon's Fkkd Htohh. 200 bloyolea Bold at the Ores oent agency this year. A good thing, aud they are appreciated moat ou an outing or hard trip. You never have to lead thorn In. The Crescent stands up, Bee them at F L Chambers'. "The pitcher that goea often to the wen is nrokrn nt lust." There's a world of wisdom in that familiar proverb, and a mninii Hppm-nuon oi it lo tusease, rapci-uuiy it, mini lamumr lorms ol tit: easu na rai. ami colds. Singularly enough the wry thing that ought to i-anse auirm is given as excuse lor a feel ing 01 Mtciv. "it's nothing; only a lieforc." The fact that a cough re curs jirriwlieally should be warning euough to take it in time, fur the ! most serious mid disastrous of nil maliulics begins with a cough. The use l" Ir. Pierce's ('.olden Medical IKuxm-ry not only kIuiis the cough but cures' the cause. It rur obstinate, deep- ji) V bronchitis, weakly' lungs, he in or. j rhnges, disrasrs which if neglected or unskilfully treated lunl a fatal termination in consiituition. Acvri.t no substitute for"t;ol.len Mnl. icnl 1 nscovcrv." There is no other med icine "just as good for weak 1uiu"L "I sm very si, s inrtred." write Mr. Mettle Ieo(... of Kelt.m. Knit c . lvliwNre. -sti.l .mr umiW tlivtur Mi.i I htl,,.u.in. ...... t.n......i.. I nni.t .lie .u I. I Irlt td lud a ld --""Kit. MMl M...I, v., yrrry hot Ol lirth in I..1 .XM.I.I h.llv ijrl -.v ,h ,1, ,, . - n..i.HI,illl,myi'nrs.ml rigM lii'ig, ' luwl W-t llrLirr I ,...k ...... iv.i.i... Mr.lk sl ttinxvi'tv ' and I'lriMin lrllt.' 1 . 1 ohiUI u.4 .wftu a r...,s. and n..w 1 run do Mnnll wn.hina 1 ,n inl i ,t, oammiK l,1iv IliU I. II .ml r,l lk, , r peifcm. I llirvr that the l.ont nd our mr.ll. nne hare me.l ,. Kir I . .lv ovrr tvru vP" . '. '""k Ouitrrn Nllr of the 'r..4.lrn xtr.lk-sl DlKMvrty,' slid f.sir vials of IK. rXnve s Pr. Pierce's Common tt rl;...i Adviser, p,it)er ontrs, is aent tv mi receipt of at oneriil .urnia l.. n...- exis-nw- of muling only. AJdrcaa lii. R. V. lteivc, uilalo, N. Y. fill "kr'.K C A Unique Cabinet. Miller & Johueon, ably asaletid by Mr Yaple, of K hm City, are auowlug a piece of kitchen furniture la Mrs Holden'n building on Willamette street which will at once command the attention and approval of all the housewives Id city and country. It i a compact, neatly furnished eauluet, of Japanned, duuble-croes tin, containing apartment of ample capacity for all the staples used in cooking. The space it occupies is small, indeed, compared to the number, variety and amount of stuff it contain , All thyw apart ments are luseot proof, and are filled from the top of the cabinet; while for use in the kitchen the various articles are taken from the bottom of the cab inet by pressing a spring. There is a place for 60 pounds of flour, with Bifier at the bottom; one for 36 pounds of graham flour or corn meal; one for three pounds of roasted colise with xrinder at the bottom; one for 30 pounds of tugar, and one each for three gallons of oat meal aud rice. The oou tents of all these apartments are taken from bottom of cabinet and they are dust aud Insect proof. At the base of the cabinet there Is a commo dious receptacle for bread, pies and cakes; one for knives, forks and apoons. at the baok of cabinet bangs a bread and biscuit board. A French plate mirror, OxIS inches, covers the dour of the cabinet and on opening this are disclosed 8 convenient receptacles for as many dlllerent spices. The gentlemen above mentioned will be her (or several days and will take pleasure In showing this valuable piece of furniture to all who may call. Tbey come here with the best of bank ing references, are thoroughly reliable iu every respect aud are now making up an order for Noveruberdelivery. Call at once and see tbls unique cabinet, whether you wish to buy or uol. Working Night and Day. The busiest and mightiest little thing that ever was made ia Dr King's New Life PU's. These pills change weakness Into strength, listlessness Into energy, brain-fag Into mental power. Tiny 're' wonderful In build ing up the health. Only !5o per box. Sold by W L DeLano. For Sale. On corner of Fourth and Jefferson streets, one quarter block and bonse, newly built, twelve rooms, all rooms hatd finished and are large and neatly Qulahed; fine windmill tower; water piped tlirouiil) house andl lawn; good barn; also fine fruit ot all kinds. For particulars call on i B M DOUflLAS. CASTOR I A Por Infants and Children, The Kind You Have Always Bough! Bears the 61gaatnro( To the Merchants. All advertisers In the Eugene Direc tory will lie oalled upou for copy In Bhort time. Remember your street numbers. This luoludes seventy of the best firms In Eugene. O B Tout. Convenient Rooms for Rent. Two large office or living rooms 1 the Conser block for rent. Inquire at Attorney L L Btevens' oflloe on same floor. BmltsUm Tne Kind You Hare always BoiitH Ths Bast Prescription lor rtalarla. Chills and Fever is a bottle Urovk' Tastelehs Cuili. Tonic. It Is simply Iron and qululue In a tasteless form. N cure no pay. Price 60o. OAH 1 O Tl X A. Bears tU f ll a' You Haw Hlwirs BoilaH Slfutiu af JNOTtOB. Those having rooms to rent or wishing student boarders and lodgers should uotlfy Oraoe Plummer, President, Y W C A, or Oscar Oorrell President, Y M U A. rww kok 8al Tricycle riding Plow aa gooil aa new, for sale. Worth 50. Will take 25. Call at Ax Billy's. Every loth bicycle purchaser gets a aoiar lamp free. 170 was Roy Taylor. ISO waa T O Kaday, ISO was J W Har- rls, 200 was F B Dlllard, aud 310 win come soon. Who will get It? I. Chambers. ' , mostly rieram: a is Btee Is A. f'n Hipped a carload of Bartlett ears lo Texas last Week and will ship another carload this week. A car holds 800 bushala, and the price paid Is fa) ner ton. There have been lively tirura around their packing house during the psai wees, anil will contiuue so during me iruu aeaaoii. The Albany Democrat is rtwroti.lhl. ior .si.t.tneiiioi a seemingly lmn.. slow yieiu oi oats aown In l,lnn coun ty! Un the farm owned by H K Voung, at Knox's Butte, and rented by jhn' irunox, a Beaut four anres of a M. variety of white naU, yielded 6sX) bush, ela, an average of U9 Wr ,0re. Not only ths aplenold toll properly prepar ml, but the character of the oata assist. e1 in the marvelous yield Thrgrou,,,) was measured and there Is ni euesilon as to the number of busht !. Caked Breast Just two applications did the work 3omleTnan T suffered for days aa onlr a woman with cuk'Ml breast can and in oeptrution applied 'ti'h Jtfijnmly. hop ing it would ws; th pain. a The drat r,'jpllcat! .n gava relief and the econd rvatored th; brefist to ILs normal ccndlllon. wllhot.! Injuring- or cfrectinir the flow of milk. I have umd your truly Mystttrtous I'aln Cure, aa a general house hold" remedy for nearly a year and con atder It the greatest external remedy In the world. M 118. M. P. O. Oakland, Cal., July II, IM. DOCTOK3 USE IT. Gentlemen I have known of the use of Myiterlous lIn Cure for several years but not until within a few months have I uted It upon my person and In my family, and I can sov unfiesltatlnirly that it Is one of the best remedies for pain that I have over tried. Thoroughly applied It Is. In my exnerlenc-, vrv Hire to give qul-.sk and permanent relief. liespe'-tfuny. ji. CU1 I.H:lt. M. D.. BakorsHeld. Vt DON'T RUB IT IN Sold by all dniggiitu t lcenu. SCOTCH REMEDY COMPANY WwUru iWf SAN PKANCIKX Sold y Linn Drug Co Death Stood 0IT. E B Monday, a lawyer of Henrietta, Tex, once tooled a gravcdlgger. H says: "My brother was very low witb yellow fever and jaundice. I per suaded him-to try Electrlo Bitters, and he was soon much better, but con tinued their use until he was wholly cured. I am sure Electric Bitters saved his life." This remedy expels malaria, kills disease germs and purifies the blood; aids digestion, regulates liver, kidney and bowels, cures constipation, dyspepsia, nervous diseases, klndey troubles, female complaints; gives per fect health. Only 60j at W L De Lano's drug store. Help Wanted. Manager wanted In every large county to appoint agents for the fa-mnu.- "naineo' Hkill" nickel slot ma- cIiIiih fur urluks or cigars; lawful everywhere, takes place of all forbid den Blot machlueB. Honted or sold on easy payments. Htcuro territory quick. Palmer Billiard Table Works, Chicago, III. KESViT HWfft VI7 kl LOST V.O- ti A.N,' .tnAMrli. Cures Impotency, Nipht Emission-: r.ui wastin;; diseases, all cllects o cf abuse, or excess ard lium cretion. Aiier"'etoiiican(i blood builder. Brings the 111 WJT pillK JMUW I.O Jjaic uuccaaaitu rplnr. fli rlri of vnilth t-1 1 . I 1 1 Itjrf By mail 50c per box; O boxes for $V3.rSO; wltr & written guaran. too to cure ur refund the money. NERVITA MEDICAL CO. Clinton II Jackwon Sts., CHICAGO, ILL For Bale by Linn Drug Co LAKE COUNTY BANK EUGENE, OREGON. Eitsbllihsd In ISSt. Oldast i Bank In ths County. A General Banking business in all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. Q. HOVEY, President L. O. HTJLIN. (.'ashler. B. U. HOVEY. Asst ("aahler. EUGENE Loan Savings Bank Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash tap;'.al - $50,000 Surplus -. - 5,001 a or.Nr.aai aasiaiNo auaiNiaa trns aOTCO ON FAVORABLC TERMS. nralts luusd on the prineipal' citlos oi the uaiiru c.uiw'1 ana lorvign eoiintrius. Interval allowed on Demand Certlflcale of DflHit whru ielt rtated veriod. lellrrtloiiB reoeivponr prompt atteuUon. City aud Coudit Warrauu tamght. W 1. SHOWN, D. S PAINE, Pnildsnl. Vies Prsildsn1 F.N. 0SBUHN, W. W. BSOWN Cithlsr. Astl Cuhltt ....PARKER OPERA HOUSE.... WALTER ROSS, Kis.j.r. RIGHARDS Rp . PRIflGLE'S Famous Georgian Minstrels... 50 PEOPLE 50 2 BANDS 2 V car load of special scenery. 1 Hig Comedians 4 Thomas. Fidler. Stev and Lanpford. iwrll Knclish Honlsrarv) lra, S-ial train of lllman 'ala,- cars, 12 cmioilians. It. dancer. .M vlo sias-sn ami 10 UUl Olio a. u, FAMOU8 ALABAMA QUAK TKITK. Strourst tiniiini? Inrn svrr IntrrsluNsl hT a mrn.tnd rompany. A ni'irnihnt Krr strvrt varmls lakss l iars .lallr at :oCpu, frais sals Saturday at IVrssr Dm Barker Gun , .. - SMOKE BANQUET. High Grade 5c Cigar F. C. Potts Manufacturer BLUE E1VE11 CITY. The Coming Mountain ..cokCHeyuu BlJV NflW Jf.yo'iwantabeantifolsumiiierhomewitli'aUtheadvantairas nfa.Uv n.ai.1 111. atwiKlant: it you want Fifteen BLUE RIVER CITV- old quarts mininii tliBtrict of lll,, ltiv.r sTl i '.'!! 1lver. 1 the tract of the noh sen plotted and ded icited l,Vs O S t,"lL.Lhverf.,of,.,ubituti' It has ofurnh information to intending investors t Soecial. W&MmM nf m...,-. For Sale by Linn FIRST Of F.ugene. Paid up Cash Cs-iti $50 OOO Surplus . $50,000 Eugene, "irejon. i OKXKHAL B.iffKINO 1 CSINFSS awsSa-Jsftssst omn,. attenti..n. " rece,T r;C lrsrnma, l'rri.ieaL S B V. his, Vl. 1'rssldnl. P. E. Sniiqhj. Cssi w. I. H, I tVT-K A MistaLt. Notice To Crfditors. M.iih:'-';--. Nationa Bank .n.in iur us s oi this cot c "P.trd," lrg,n, 0, .. Ju , As..UM H,.:'t '' t. K lIrsoi.tg 1 levxturdlor .,!,. To Cut Prices We have u ed ahrp knife and upaml uothinn ia our stock of HIGH GRADE BICYCLES The 8t?a..i hruj arr for a general ei ji ttlment and to r invert whee?i into catti we tzki oS a large par of our profit. ...WE SELL SHELLS... Works, 9th Street, Eugene, Or 'TIS EASY WHEN YOU KNOW HOW; and where to secure high grade wines aud liquors, to get the beet and purt at low prices, You can alwuyrj tiod the very choicest vin tages in clarets, Burgundies, Uhine wines, champaifneB, and everj thitig in the best table winee, with the best boquetand finest flavors, as well as choice old whislree, : ale. porter and beer at, i W. M. RENSHAW!S Eugene. Oregon. To Make a Long Story Short theue wnrmdiyH we will not tell yon of the t :iuty or fine finish of our taundry work, but just remind you that when yon want that deli cate colored nefiline htundt-red that we will do it jnnt like new without itiiurv to color or fahr'o. Onr work on linen collars and vunsWfll! nuH caid! Eugene Laundry Co Town, Mining Center o j.ois are jnow on Sale. to make an investment that wifl dst ovi Davs Onlv beautifully located on the banks of the """" C""'' 4I"1 wi" ta lad S. C- SPARKS. Blue Kiver City, Oregon, J--- "miBS:?n;i, increase viir. :-or ami banish "nalr?. Druq Co Notice to Creditors. Notice 'S hpr.lm oi... .v.. .. . Binned is the duly splinted and f, niinistratorof the estate' of Fer'M Dodson, deceased. All M. k ,U .W. against asid .SZL ofO H Baker in Waltervilfi T Til 8tore u-.un0 iu IQB nni1raio s - .t. " Dated July 27, 1901: ,im,-.,:..... ... HC Dodson. Canadian Pacific $600O To St Paul and return, limit GO days. Ticket uu saie May 30th and Juno 7th. $86.00 I Buffalo and return, limit 30 days. Tickets on sale 1st and 3rd Tuesdays, commencing Juue. 6 F'lrtlcnUrsailyia ' U. H, ABOTT, a tent. E. .1. fnvi v Asat lk.a 11- a . m IdrtUad, Or ATTOIINky ?rar.''!'T. ""uleantTR..t BlLYtU, Officio,., rir.,lNitionri Knn. M.a. Ualoos -O WOODCOUK, ATTOItNEY..,. 1 Oifice-rOn-half ki.i. '".aMJQihiJ fx K SKIPWOETtt WTORNEY.AT.LAW WiU practice in aU the Courts BKLlfDa W THOHFBOa rjlUOMPSON 4HAKDY( ,1.ATTOENEY8.AT.I.in, EOOINE, OUOOS. JT M TRAVI3, Attorney At-Uw, n r r-v.Kr,ag,M1w4a( .... , T -I v.watun, JJAEBA AUGHtK ffi ATTOENEY8.AT-UW OrBce-Eooin 3 McClung Boildl,, . Eooein, Oboioi, QBO, B DOERI8, irroRNEY ft counsel..,... I W"! P9 'a all ths conn, of few j Judicial District and in ths Lml of tbests.ta. r1! Spwisl sttention given to colta.,1 matters in nr. .hat "11 Oifioo i irst Nationa BankBlik Kooms 1, 2 and 3, MEDICAL. D ,EJW HAEEIS. PHYSICIAN AND sircntm Office Over WilkinstLinii'iilnrias 9 n m. Kesidenca Ferry street letirai 114,1 TAINE 4 KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SUBGEOK OfficesIn Eugene Loan t Siriialal Speoial attention to surgery sod nugjais ww ui women. J S LUCKEY, JEWELEli, Watches and Clocks' Repaired. Kcujni, Orkwi G BIDDLE, DENTIST a.i 1 ri T r Stth street one Woa wist of noiei U D. SHI IK, D. O. H'Mi..!I,tU I OSTEOPATHIC PHraCUH Eugene Loan ft Savings Bank bnit Office hours 9 to 12; 1:30 to 4 even'ng hours by appointnitBt, calls attended to day or night. j-JEBBERT LEIGH . ' ASS A YE R AND MKTAILUBGB I Enoma - Oik ' Beet equipped Assay Laboratory is 4j I i-rompt ana reliaDle return gusranro. Working teste made on ore lampls"' uny pounds to determine toe metliod of treatment. 'HE PACIFIC MUTUAL LOT Van. 1 a .... LIFE AND ACCIDENT V0& A T fisin. lii. J. M. Williams. Portia-. I Iocal Apent. Engcae. TN SEGAR, Proprietor Strictly first class. New management. vtam si tnit-2 oer dsr. ty Headquarters for Commerdsl Mtaj EageneLumber Co. AT NtW Mill ,,. TOOT Or lAWRINCt T." APPLE AND FRUIT BOXES WASHINGTON CEDAR SHINGLES. FULL ASSORTME"" OF LUMBER EUGENE-FL STAGE I.INB- E. BANGS, Proprietor Btag Imtm Eugene Dtily except cundy .Bt " JVD1 Hturnliii7 stwre -,v. it for EugeHe dlly exP cuu' , p m Saturdays at 8 m. 1nmtbW a I. 2.. lr 11 mall A l 'P luuun iugi trior II 1DIU ..Hotel lupi ORENCE atwr i KS SV aau , VIS, Vaacoursr, h, 0, Tiki eil lot lii ' or rlonaot.