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Newspaper Page Textr: tfugeae Guard UAMPBKI'jL BR03 Publishers PublUhel evory eranlnir of th week, Ban 'hyt eiospte i. Addrett all commnuiiiatioiM 1. 1 1 iniC) ill rauilliaM payable to til EouiufS (lUAHi), K ufoue, Oregon, Ua30l7if HUH KATKS. DAILT. Delivered by carrier, r week.. M Delivered by car nor, per mouth W Br mail one year (in advance; B UU Hii months J One aionth..... ui(le oopies, "6 WTOLT. l. year a Hil month. . J, Advertising ratal made known on applica tion. Entered m aKond-olaM mattes at the Hiigoue, Oregon, poatomoe. THK 11 ASTERN OKFIOHB Of the juperaraatlBO to 234 Temple Court, New Yurk Uity.and U H JSipres. Bldr, 87 Wash ittijUin St., Ohicaiio, 111., K K-ATZ Advertle as Aneooy in oharrfe. FRIDAY - NOVEMBKR28 THE GIRL IN POLITICS. Two years ago James A Norton, ltepublioan, was eleoted to oongreea from an Ohio district by six thou sand majority. He waB beaten the other day for reelection,and throngh no fault of hia. Mr Jaokson, a factory owner with two thousand girls in hia employ, laid Mr Norton out politically. How did he do it? Just told the girls he wanted to be eleoted quite badly, and gave them a vaoation for the week preoeding eleotion and on oleotion day on full pay. Talk about the woman in poli tiosl She is no comparison with the girl. It is not reoorded that the married woman oan even work a politioal change on her own hue band 3he might on some other woman's husband yet these two thousand girls made an average change of one and one-half votes to the' girl. Changed three thousand and more voters in order to wipe out the six thousand against their employer. MURDER MADE HONORABLE It was a great funeral they gave the man over in Germany, Satur day, whose prinolpal distinction lay in inventing a oannon that kills men more rapidly than other we&Dons of its olass! Even the emperor oondesoended to trudge be' bind the casket. It will soon be Christmas, the natal day of Him at whose ooming more than nineteen hundred years ago. "Peaoe on earth, good will to waul ' was proolalmed. And these most enlightened nations that pro fess to liye and die by Christ's hu- nuns example and teachings, are ready to kill mothers' sons at a rate never dreamed of by barbarians, in barbarous ages. Darwin should have given man desoent from the tiger instead of the peaceful ape The ages' reoord of inoonoeivable human bloodshed is good reason therefor. It is horrible, appalling! HIS SULU LULU LOO. Comic opera has scored another hit in the East with the merry satire "The Sultan of Sulu." There are twenty-five musioal numbers, at least a half of which have m vie de cided hits. A "ooon' song, es pecially, caught publio favor on the instant, a story of a Sulu belle. Here It Is: "my sulu lulu loo." In Buluonce there lived a belle NVhora lnnliiK ways had out a spell upon a omer oi prem renown, And he snilltnu sore. He followed her both ulglit and day ii9 ineu to lane mil kin away And underneath her window he Kepeated o'er aud o'er: chobub. Lulu, you're my Huln, Lulu, loo, Lulu, do lake pity ou uie do) I want no out le not you! .Lulu, you're my Hula, Lulu, lor I The Ontario, the famou Park City, Utah, mine, has produoed 934,000,000 ainoe 1375, of which $14,000,000 wore paid in dividends. It is etill a regular producer. Many a life hag been saved by good sprinting. Four anarolilnte got after the Servian minister of in terior yrrtnrday and ho saved him self by btiinrj able to outrun them to a nonvauient railroad train. Another argument in favor of a collegiate sprinting, football educa tion. The largest eult ever brought in this oountry bas Just been com menced at New York. The minor ity stockholders of the Central Pa oiflo Railroad rue the estate of the late' Collis P Huntington for one hundred million dollars, alleging that they were defrauded of thoir SaUreeU, Daily It is about revet) thoueand miles from Japan t j tha mouth of the Columbia river, yet the Orioutal liner Indravella each of makea her trips in nearly the same time. Steam does the work, no difference how the wind blows. She is just in at Aitoria, eighteen days Irom Yoko hoi a, one day longer than her ordinary (rip. OXB OX IKE. Ike Hello I Tim; the last time I saw you was in jail. Tim Yes, I went to Bee you. County Allowances. Allowed Nov 7 Hoad acct 0 Bturtevant road work 4 60 Z T Flak roadwork 1 60 Tboi Hick roadwork 1 60 Neli Cook roadwork 8 10 H at Price roadwork 6 00 Fred Ptloe roadwork 1 25 Finis Taylor roadwork 76 Robt Allison roadwork - 8 00 J O Beck road work 12 00 Mat Bbok roadwork 10 00 John Nelson roadwork 12 00 Bruoe David roadwork 6 76 H L Edmuuson roadwork 1 IK) C F Cox roadwork 75 John Parker roadwork 6 00 James Kennedy roadwojk 16 00 Abe BoRoit roadwork 76 HFMoFall roadwork 13 76 Roy Carpenter roodwork 28 76 A Clearwater roadwork 25 00 JoliD Smith roadwork 6 00 W DJiiHtull roadwork 16 00 M F Catteel roadwork ; 2 60 W H Mloliael roadwork 1 60 A L Garrison roadwork 83 CO A Barker roadwork 34 60 H McCullum roadwork I 34 60 Philip Mobs roadwork 8 26 John Moss roadwork" 8 25 Jabn Cantroll roadwork 8 25 Geo Learned roadwork 13 60 Kit Baker roadwork 3 00 Tony Bryant roadwork 6 00 I K Howard roadwork 6 50 W Lookhard 7 50 Fitz Lee roadwork 3 00 11 U Heinpuill roadwork 6 00 Geo Bryant roadwork 6 00 Frank Powell roadwork 6 76 A Anderson roadwork 6 00 B Anderson roadwork 12 60 (J Love roadwork 81 60 August Bookman roadwork 8 00 Eruost Huhwerlng roadwork 8 60 Marian JJager roadwork 8 75 Okas A Kul. roadwork 160 Henry Kobluett roadwork 1 12 T Goodpasture roadwork 7 60 Albert HchweriDg roadwork 6 00 J Lasso roadwork ,t 6 00 K l'etzgold roadwork 6 00 Chaa Lemley roadwork 5 00 H Loehner rordwork 6 40 H Gates roadwork 8 00 A a Beveueon roadwork....'. 1 60 A Fnrgorson roadwork 6 00 James Kerr roadwork 6 76 O Kerr roadwork. .'. 8 13 U Kerr roadwork I 25 Wm Wills roadwork 1 26 Lee Bailey roadwork 3 75 WH Bailee roadwork 15 00 IT B (Sutherland roadwork 22 60 W H (Sutherland roadwork 24 60 J E. Ulohardaon roadwork 0 00 D iMoaa roadworks 6 10 Robt Arauohel roadwork 1 6n W TGarroutte roadwork olalmed $6, allowed 6 00 J Galea roadwork 7 20 H L Mitchell roadwork 2 60 Oscar Woodard roadwork fi 62 Pointers for Bargalas l)r Lowe oonlo-optlolan Eugene. New walnuts, almonds, flip and ralslus, L. C. Bkeels' grocery. For fine watch repairing you should go to Janney's luwelry store on Ninth street. New walnuts, almonds, figs aud nalsl us. L. V. hkeela' grocery. ' Farmers ready home shoes at Cham bars'. Clood boys' wagons for good boys, all laes at Chambers Hardware. Sevetal snaps In almost new bloyclee at Chambers Hardware, All stoves have advanced again but as long as the stock lasts its yours at the Baiue old price at Chambers Hard Uolng fast wall paper at Preston & Hales. Your hens re ruoultlug. Prussian Poultry Food will help them. Preston A Hales. 450 heating stoves to select from. We oan fit auybody's purse. Chambers Hani ware. Ask Preston A Hales about their Mixed paints, $1.10 per gallon, (let a cider mill and Indulge In a good healthy cup. Chambers' Hard, ware has the Buckeye. Startling, But True. 'If every one knew what a grand medicine l)r King's Xew Life Pills is," writes D H Turner, l)eiiietowo, Pa "you'd nil all you have lu a day. Two weeks' use has made a new man of me." lufalllblii for com-tlpatlou, stomach aud liter troubles. S5o at W L DeLano's drug store. Storage, Storage, Storage. Gen. T. Hall and Hons publio and private waretiou s uow ready lor all kinds of storitgn Hops, wool, grain, merchandise aud household good.. Ve want throe or four (bin stud bu.h U ol oaU. . Hall and &. For an Dnoal Debate. lo yemerday'HUi. u i Ww-I I.-, Allen Eutm ukkmi the f llowinic f.-nsil le plan to the l uritry hcI1!hs of the Unlverniy : To THH Louies, and Piulolooian Hociktieb: I believe that eome'plan should be adopted by the literary soole- tins of the University of Oreftou fur a more thorough development of debaters. Until some b-tier plan shall be bit upon, I fcuggert thHt the two men's so. oletie (Laurettii and Phlli'logian) bold eaati year a pub iu debate, that this de- bmeilm'lb- hi Id at ihe same time etch year; an that the debate be 1 ,oed in I tie Uni verity oal.'Udur. If the societies choose to do this, 1 wish to offer to he one wlumui; two out of the first three debate a (rood bust of a great American debater, per haps Webster. If euob an offer be aoceptable to you, I will later submit a provision or two governing the presentation of tbe piece of statuary. Allen Eaton. Gloverdale Items. Guard Special Sorvloe. CKKSWBLli, Nov 6 Dan Holrl ige and family have returned to their borne at Halem after a month's visit with rel.tivee here. Mrs John Parker returned to her borne at Springfield Tuesday. Miss Louise Matties and Myrtle Hmlth went to Colt'rge Grove today to spend Thanksgiving with friends at that place. Tbe dance given by Floyd Matbee last Friday night was a enooees and everybody bad a good time In general. Claude Parker of Pleasant Hill, has rented Mrs Kelly's plaoe for tbe com. Ing year. We welcome him into our neiicnuoruoou, Rev Hansel filled his regular ap pointment here latt Hunday night with a good attendance. Real Estate. U U Coflman & Bon, real estate, and dealers in Bohemia and Blue Blver mining a took. Alio have a large list of farm and city property, including lots In It F Ba n's addition to Eugene, ffloe No 6 West Ninth Btreet.Eugene. OVERTON Wall Paper AND Paint Co. No 40 West 8th St. 1 Are iurely the people that are tltUDg the buiineu in their line. Already the new atore, thouKh not yet liniahed, seemi like an em porium of art. They solicit your patronage ntl In (IoIiik bo guarantee perfect satis faction. Don't Forgcl Thcm L. G. H1GGINS ASSAYER a" GRANTS PASS. OREGON. Gold, Silver, Copper, Lead, each 11.00 Hold and Silver 1.50 Gold, Hilvor and Copper ?.fiO Gold, Silver and Load 2 50 Tin 8.00 All work dona carefully, and straight busi QtM or none. Mail ofclaro tolicited. C S Farrow & Co ...REAL ESTATE... tnans and luauranoe. Dealer In lUnrsiluK Muchluory, 1 tuple mt'iita. Also hare storage room at reasonable ratt. omoe CO Willamette 8t GROSSMANN'S PATENT WRITING RING. THK moat Important Improvement of the aire In tti art of ponnianthip, inakimr the poorer writer a iplrntlitl yenman in a few weeks by the nre of thi rint, Kmlornrnl by promineut i'olleve 1 rwiiienls ami lnanU of Ktiuoatlon in Kuro( ami America. ISamitle dozen amorted iiiM sent txwt paid for sinule sample 2iH). When onlerinff a shiple rmir, Ute whether for man, woman, or ohild. PENN MFG SUPPLY COi No. 119 S. Vonrth Stm-t, 1 HIl.ADKU'HIA. "Th. ItlkftMt 8onati -a Kvorywh.r." LILIPUT C o I la ps able Pocket Stereoscope Apparatus 1s smallest Strvrope with the tmnpet op Ural eilecUi. ItKhly tminhe.1 in different ool.rs with rirh irdd ami ilTr decoration moul -Hniri. liiludinft 0 V V rhMvrtm, view nf Hr U'ur). Vrk9 nlT f I.a. Sent ererT w here l'iid In let( f-rm. Ali KX 13 WAS Tr l. LILIPUT STEREOSCOPt CO. V'JHKKsr UUll.Dl.Mi, 1'hila.htphta. h If You Would Have Everything in the BaKery Line I nai 1 Good Try",Cy it 5HAZELW00D Bakery and Restaurant. Phone, Black 47-3. C.C. HAMMOND Prop. Stoves A fall line of and range3. No 50 Ninth and Oak. S. 'Hail Fellow!" OurfraKra.t QUIlt HOO(I ciKftr U a 'Hail Fellow, Well Met,' wherever Introduced, and will cemnut a pleasant friendship with you if you'll come half way. Long tiller, hand made, no drune for HnvorinK, free but not rapid smoker, rich, heavy, aromatic smoke, Say, what more could you ak? FOR SALE BY ALL FIRST CLASS DEALERS. PALACE MEAT MARKET BRODERS BROS CHOICE HEATS OF ALL KINDS Schneider Bldg., EUGENE. Eastern FOR THANKSGIVING. Quart Can 6octs. Ul5 Bonboniere Holder. Bids 640 University School of Music lermsqaotftl twlow araforonslNwon a week. For mors than one leiwon the ame rate, will h. chari Tuition payable monthly in advance. PIANO. Mrs Hollenbeok, a month 3 anil $4. Mr Fraaier $3.60. VOCAL MUaiO. iliMStlnwm, unyate lrewn. In iKht reading, reiiertolre voice buil,inu 4.fi0. In xuniv "vi 15;tael"f three 3.00. Chlhlren'i clwein sight readinx SI. and ComnIirJ.f H.rmony, CounUrpoint '1'rir.t a. i. ","'r ' , icnutuaj w wncners diploma, Xhre I. M. A FULL LINE Heating: and Cook Stoves. Prices Low. LUUOnMILLEK, lyon's French Periodical Drops RESute?. M,rf to r"Ph DESIRED caution r.:' "fcl'i ml Irnttmi twiMi fur cirot.:.; j wi. . : rv,,r,,..on 'tre on For Sale by MOTT'S PENNYBOYALPILiS of monstruallon." Thoy known rvn.edy for W IhW;.,,s a pl,W by UruCKis,s. 1U, tS s5 wwvwia ""' " Ranges heaters, stoves L. Long. A WEDDING BREAKFAST or dinner la alwaya 'terred with the choicest winee and ' liquors that can be procured. For social functions of any kind we have the purest and beet wines, of either Imported or domestic vintaue, by tnecase, Dottle or gaiion, at prices that you can t i quality in Eugene t for E C HUGHES' Successor to W M Renshaw Oysters Willamette sL uiumu, lauei oi iour or stx oi amontn. ires courses leading to musical Glen, Dean. 33 E & PETER. , rs VUtlIGs :.';.-ofT,;,r,:!.nelz.: iM.r.car. of , t, Linn Drug Co, They overcome Weak ness, irrepularitv mid omissions, incraaie viu ,T .nnl harms "pains ra "I.IKI: RA v ,.-H' to plrls at thL M "1 bo,1-v' Kl !(( 1 ."h I M ?lt J v" a i vt1 J1? rm'''' OTTCllLlM!?c,gS0 o AAAAAAAAWVW 8 COMING! 4 NIGHTS 6 Commencing nov 24th MISS MARGARITA Fischer And her own Company In a Repertoire of Late and Stan dard Plays. Uniformed Bind and Orchestra. Popular pric es 25c. 35c and 50c. Change , of plays nightly. Opening Bill "Queen of Wall Street" 3 CC 0 Last Week! Last Week! Owen Glass Blowers Unique Exhibition. Entertaining, Instructive. For ladies, centlemen aDd children Illustrating how a 11 articles In gists ar manufactured. U Isbb HplnDlLfT, Glas J ,vt: 1 .i r 4lnoa Rlnwiniy tlimu Weav ing. Tbe glass rjteam Kngins in full CK0' B DOKRis, oneratlon. - Old Christian Church Building, 9th St. Admission I 6 cents '"Ever? visitor receives a valuable present Id glass mads by the company. Doors open 2 to 5, even logs T to 10, continuous. Eugene-- Blue. River ry STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Htage leayea Eugene for Blue River Dally except tiunaay at 8 :3U a m Betornlng stage arrives at Eugene asuy axuepi nuuaays at 7 p m. Tloketa for sale Eugene. at K. Bangs' livery stable, FIRST- National Bank Ot . Eugene). Paid un Cash Capital $50 000 Surolua 860,000 Eugana Oregon. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS i'V ione on reasonable term. riiih drafts onOhlcago, Saa Franciaoo and Port- imiu. vnguu. Billa of exehange sold on foreign ooantrlss. vepo.ni receivea .aDject to enscK os oertin oats of deDoaiL All solleotiona entrnstsd to as will receive prompt attention, T Q Hikdbiois, Preaident. S B Baku, ' Vloe Prerident P. E. BHonoaasa, uaanisr, L. H. Pottss Lane County Bank OF EUGENE, OREGON Established In 1883. Oldest Bank in the Ctraoty. A General Banking business in all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVEY, President L. 0. HULIN, Cashier B. H. HOVEY. Asst Cashier. EUGEUE LOAfl and Of Eugene. Oregon. Paid Op Cat)) tapl Surplus S50.Q00 25,000 a aiNtstL BasiKiNQ auaiNiaa tssns. riralts issned on the nrlnclpal oltles ol the CnlleriHiatrs and foreifn oountrloa. lnu-reat allowed on lenand Oertlfloats of Uppo.lt when left rlaiMl period. tVHnlrtr.s reoetre our mravi sltnllon. Clti andl'ooty Marranta bontbb Si vU BANK W t. iirows. PrsaMsst. F.M. Otsuaa. w.alsr. 0. PAINI, Vies Prteistnt W. M.SROIfli Aai Ci mi T M WILLIAMS, ATT01t.NKY.iTi... Collaotlona a ui, "m1 atto;in-ky:A:tio, t-OOSSS, Ohio O WOODCOCK, ATTOKNEY-aT-Law Office -One hall !.u,. -uis OfCluw "v.iVAri. , . MVh. WUI'WOKTH PrfE .TTOKNEY8.AT.U WUlpcUc.taaUtll.Coort.4 I - ""iowri IWRaiC.S' I rraotiott m all tha oourti. . V' Kno.wB n a4l . " "unto. M M TRA VIM T. Attorner-Aj-ja. ObScs-orEj- Exijnn n -.HUIUMSY ft COITWBPr...' Will nraotin. ! .""MHa Judicial DilZiVT uio .lace. --riai opeoial attentioa dm t. matter, in probate P " iSOMUNSONaKDMUSSOX, ttorneja-At Law. Practioe Ir all th m,. .. . 1 ... V1UUV J. J. Walton US. WALTON t SE:I ttorneyi-At-Law, Will praotice in all the coorti b a, m, wiiu g uaiionDloc,JiBai) JOUIS E. BEAN- " ATTORNEY AT-Uff, Uthoe in Loan ft Siring but hUi. k 3, Special atteatioo gireo to ludiuiav Kngeae, Ongn. MEDICAL OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICLLY JR HUGH X. Pi.VLASD Successor to Dr Alice Smili OFFICE-Suit in Serenlli itmt i&t I Block, Jl,xaminationi aodooniQlUtuiH QEOKGB O'B DeBAB,M.H PHYSICIAN and SUBGBX Office. Room ovwEnifeinlo" Bank. Residence r.o Ml fern ma in attended to day or nignt. ru Main 77. Office, Main 49. "DAINE KUYKENDALL, X PHYSICIANS AND Offices In Eugene Loan a. Bin Speoial attention to rorgery tni oi" eases OI women. yV. U B1DDL.S, DENTIST nffic-On Ollva .treeUlbrtvia I Hit Ik ilnwtjnna block WSfl hotel J-JERBERT LEIGH ASSAYER AND.MBTAUCia Ou Eoodii . j ... iiiirilonsn Prompt and reliable return. gT.i WT ,u,a mad. OB on awr- 1 fiftv pound, to determine th metbod or ireaviu.u. E PACIFIC MUTVAL W1 rpH Very Latest .,.onil3 LIFE AND ACOIDKNlWiy ,,wnnv fl.Alt,PlA. , lU Y!lUWt'i R C. and Ameri Beauty Corset wm Mw r derosndi w ,o,t fa.tlii Thl. j-aw-- " I, BO"- MrKa-th 'VL-.eoa- (fi - . wpt m a k i; Michj Kalamazoo, rm-ziz with m eors t K lor . rh -oi insld. cl c"" AX BILLY DEP. ARTil"1 " For Sale by Linn Drug Co. Orel00, Kugsne.