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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eug(B Guard CVMl'lsKUs BHOS Publisher! Published every evening of ths week, Boo lys excepted. Adilrea all communication ail unk-j all reiuituooe payable io til t'.OUKJtUUAUli, K'iKene, Oregon, " BuisoUIiTiON HATKa. DAILT. Delivered by carrier, per week I- 15 IMiveredby carrier, per Hijntb. ...... 60 hr uiail one yaar (io advance? 6 t') Mil months 8 0J 4Jae aioutb. 0 B 01.1 oriplM. OS Wlui.1. Dee year 12.00 Bil uiootlis 1 00 Advertising rata mad known on application. .Jutered aa aooond-claas avi-jtma, Oregon, postomoe. matter at the I'UK E.V8TBttN OKFIOK3 Of the to tiwr are at ZM) to liitl Temple Court, New V irk Oity, and U 8 Express Bid, 87 Wash iimKju St., Chicane, ID., 14 KA'l'Z Advertis n . Axeuoy in charge. SATURDAY r DECEMBER G target. Boy a, and men, too, eboald understand that Unole Sam is a Jealous protector of bis property, especially that oonnected with the prompt delivery of the malls, A "reform wave" baa swept Se attle clean of the dissolute olase, men and women, with (be result that Portland gets not a few of the anwelcome waifs. The gain of the Sound oity is the losa ot Oregon's metropolis. The West Virginia man who dropped a lighted oigarette in a keg of powder vindicated the general opinion that oigarettes are not to be classed as a health food. SOME RIGHTEOUS TRUTH. Nothing ooiild mora conclusively 1 miorihtr.ti Hie hold ul the pro' I : j'.el irujts on Cmit'eas (uan tbe i Jin n ol ih loot aefcoitiu in redu- : iim tux -t mi l.qnora ami tobaooo jaUur tuna dibiurli the lanff under "vbub salt, paper and similar trusts ji.t uue to plunder the people, Oregonittn. Neither the 1-ue President Mo 'Jiiuiey or (be present oongress waB t.eu with tbe understanding that heio Aould be auy genuine attempt l ke i be cuuuiry out of tbe olulohes jf (lie trusts through tarifi-revialon 'jHgielatiuii. Before President Hoose--velt got office through tbe aooident of assassination he was an ardent supporter of tbe contention that tbe trusts could only be fought throngh tariff modiBoalions. In office he would not naive against tbo thieves thut filoh Irom tbe pub lie, giving as bis reason that tbe country is prospering under pres ent conditions. , That ia akin to a man tamely rubmitting to robbery beoause be is doing well. Tbe truth is that - the country prospers eyen though robbed by tariff-proteoted trusts, in upttu of them by reason of splendid orops of wheat, uotton and oorn, and other farm products, for the surplus of which there is a steady demand in foreigu markets at re munerative prices. Tbe prosperity we enjoy ib norm-wide in a measure. It would indeed be eur pribing that if with comparatively new and fertile lands, almost boundless reBouroee, the most in' telligent oitizenehip, we should not be lull partakers of tbe world's prosperity. "Tbe hold ot the proteoted trusts on oongress." Rabid as tbe Ore Koni tn is on eleotion oooasions it will not demean itself by tbe least justification of laws that permit and are responsible for tbe great wrong and injustice inflioted on the peo ple by the commercial combina lions that on every hand sap the proauoer ot nis Bubstanoe. JOAQUIN MILLER AT WASH INGTON. Washington Foil. "I do not like tbe title 'Poet of tbe Sienas;' let the Sierras speak for themselves," exolaimed Joaquin Miller the renowned Californian. Mr Miller, with hts Uowlng white looks, his long beard, and bis ooa- tume of old-fashion' I broadoloth, was curiously regarded by many guests as he stalked through the lobby of his hotel at Washington. He is the same qu tiut, interesting, mystioal, enthuiiaBtio devot e ot tbe muses that ho has even been. "I used to live here, you know, and had a oabin and five aorea out on Meridan Mill, just this aide of Mount Pleasant, 20 years f.go. I liked Waihington, but left when people got ti crowding In upon me too numerously. My home near Otklanti is a little paradise, Ita etoop oliffs run down to the edge of the ocean, and I can see every ship ttiat enters or leavea tbe harbor of San Franoisco. "I live there with my mother, who ia '80 yeara old, but who ia younger than her son, and ye plant trees by thousands and never shut tbe doors of our house. It is abominable to live behind oloaed doors, and far better, I say, to let the snow oome in and oover you than 'o abut them. J' u Barrett, the Portland man who it ad e euoh a strong newspaper tight (or the Chinese ministership appointment, and was gotten rid of with the Atlttlo St Louis Ex position oommissionerahlp, Is get ting the same newspaper support tor minister to Jinan. i , i A boy ia lu trouble J.twa about Portland for defacing a rural mail delivery box by tiling it for Wood and Leather Artist ComiDg. Mlsa Mildred Llavilte, of CorvallU will be In Eugene after next Thursday afternoon, and will ouuduct an exhibit of ber wood and leather burnt work In Winters' photograph studio. Bhe Is a upeulallst in this line and has a large stock to exblblt. Call and see ber. A Startling Surprise. Very few oould believe In looking at A T Uoadley, a bealtby, robust black smith of Tllden, Ind., that for ten yeara be Buffered suoti tortures from rheumatism as few oould endure and live. But a wonderful oliauge followed bis taking Eleotrio Bltterc "Two bob ties wholly oured me," he writes, "and 1 have not felt a twinge In over a year." They regulate the kidneys, purify the blood and cure rheumatism, neuralgia, nervousness, improve digestion ana ve perfeot health. Try them. Only 0 ots at W Li Delano's drug store, Pointers for Birgaim Dr. Iiowe oonlo-optlolan Eugene. . Farmers ready horse shoes at Cham bars'. Good boys' wagons tor good boys, all Izes at Chambers Hardware. ' Two good seoona band sewing ma' ohloee for sale at '.he Backet Store, A Waterman's Ideal Fountain pen Ib the gift of gifts. Hch war zoh lid's. All plumbing, tin and sheet-iron work given prompt and careful at ten-, lion at Morrow's. Phone, Black, 1221 Largest line of holiday goods ever In Eugene. All new, no old at Joe Luckey'e. Four new drop bead sewing ma- obioes, just received prioes are right Racket Store. LateBt novelties In silver, ebony, rosewood and pearl at Joe Luokey's. Prices tbe same all t'je yanr. No away up before Xmas and away down just after. At Joe Luokey's, Wall paper we now have lots of emnantB to olose out of the new pa pers come early. Chambers' Hardware, Several euips In almost new bicycles at Chambers Hardware. All stoves have advanced aBaln but as long as tbe stock lasts Its yours at the same old pnoa at Chambers Hard Going fast wall paper at Preston 4 Hales. Your beus .are moulting. Prussian Poultry Food will help them. Preston It Hales. 450 heating stoves to seleot from. We oan Ml anybody's purse. Chambers Hardware. ABk Preston A Hales about their mixed paints, ( 1.10 per gallon. uet a cider mill and Indulge In a good healthy oup. Chambers' Hard ware has the Buckeye. New walnuts, almond", 11 us aud raisins. L. U. Bkeels' grucery. For fine watoh repairing you should go to Janney's jewelry store on Ninth street. . New waluuti, almonds, figs and aalslns. L. U. bheela' grocery. Xmas Is Coming. Bot we have bciu already tbe big gest awortmeut ol Xmas Good In tbe oity of Eutrene. Times are good Ibis year, Hop a id 1 Ji "w of goods brought reniurk .b y blob prloes. While tills is u.l -i . Wdi.ra ou tbe other band going to sell you Xnas goods at the lowest prices they were ever sold In this prosperous little city. They are mostly our own importations. Tbe q'jslithM are high, tbe profits marked low, tbe variety very great and the selection Is probably greater In variety than any other store In the city, J 1 1 Is presumed you will oall and look this fine stock over before vou buy. We would be much pleased to have you I oome in as early as you oan. You will tbnn have more time to make your se lections. Most Respeoifolly Barker Gun Works, 83 East Ninth Street, Eugene. Get your Xmas present) from Jan- ney, the Jeweler, and get them en graved free and glalQ away before the holiday rush. CLASSIFIED GULUM8. Notices tinder this head not to exoeed five lues, 50 oenta per week; tl 69 a month) 112 per year. 1 (I A f ii II v 0 DC We Were Too Late. Bright n IMhiiihc nntl Din be tee Are Positively Curahlc. Upou tiPitrtiifr I iint ClinrlM A. Nfmtou, the yttrilmnnUtr of Ut Soul horn Pnclllo rompmy nt Sntjrnniouto, liml ft rrrlnln cnr of liabotmi, th but1 ups innn who wort: lim sil, aMdr tho i-lilMn t'onumuiiiln, wrto htm noting him to taki' It; tnil tluy wore ltt, ah ho hnd ntrcn ly tmarU ot It, ah por hit letter Id nnsmr us Mlowt: ' W rniiTo, Jaly 11. Wi, " IVr tr: Vrt of ilif Inih Tr.vlvnl, ttint 1 Ibunk yiu fur your ttitoriURrton trri1tiiii thr IX t.Mc ntisltt'tnf Trt!i J.J. Kh'i ii. t n jtrni iif nlty vtirtM t-t IvaWl. i l.) thU incMclin'. inl I nnw rulay limllh tinct- muttv 1 volutin' tuvil tatklnd I' Mr. h J i ,lin;f Mh tironptiurt' t rutv- I ' f "'tl tft m ut'M form. tut ml mm n- tv i. it s tlnv I j. not wkt'Ihh to toti it' ii i it one. I wa ry l'.i 1ih tht aiM'itf Tin tlh m IIMA. mint 1 oi'iai 1 touW n-'iv!v wa'k, iitivalv'lmn ln-nil tnf tonus. lm nlit lliKir nl rto ,-urtt I thru - ril nf (tii.l v. -mh lo Itt'lttimr wH!t U'' Ktt'ton CollM""ili't. met O ily liw.k tlrT l'ollli- Urn I I'oitiiiii'invil lo fev! K-lttT, n-' I'fii kfpt on hiii'Tti v l iti utull I rt'oiort-d la I know of tnotl.rr r of n rntffnrvr otl tti to. I who I ft I tl.f tll'.n fur four Vi-r Hi" vtftil in t u. oii t in- W in-fi I dm Kt innn N'lirr I wftn for l.ni! to ront(t m sarrftniDiHo to ko .ii ii.etdti'.lut,ii,t'1il. (in tila n-Uirn dr wl!t -.) no : i i i ho hm' I r-iif Vm: Iml I t hI'vnI u't'B Mni tn h : i- lr v Hr u no niufh 1fii(Mnf I It l fir ! on i Ditiuf w. i. 'm fiery tlBir I I erf if in im a. tf t t I tatk'rtBt II l im I l.-M of II I no; (:f rrtlli lf tfft tltl Ttir ll.-'itf kn. tmtkl M!,:atr hint nil itvrr ti t Cuiinin f -r Vit In-w'nw ni of t!n rtrtftillul tl I ( He. IritHtliig 1 livf not tut.t (oo QlUCls, VuHrts Tit i. A. XwwT.tv. " Ynlmtfr. fl. I. Ca. ttfti-to." MrtMrnl worfc i:rtv tt-At HrltfM'l tMOA nil IHhihH.- ro Im-nmMo, hut T W cont Are tH'iltlToiy tntuo. luir uu.irr ido Fulton iVm Kuiut. ((Nmtintui f.trnm of WMimjr comvlAlnl A'nl rhminmll-in off-r hut ntmrl rsNiAnof ) l'rl-. for ih. ll-i-dfn Oitt'Atf Anrt l Ikt for Urn IM.tiH-tti' r,.tinM- John J f'UHon t.,4 M.i"itrtturv Hi, H id ' rAtir Wio, aoIa com ponrt.'-nt I'r-f Imi me for iiatleow. m. t riititj inu phi. D AlU-sJ frr. Linn Drug Co, Bats atenl lot Jtafeuaana TtciBUr. For Sale. l'IAO FOR SALE CHEAP. A iqusre piano In first class condition. Apply at Troy. Laundry. CLAIMS FOR SALE.-I have three good 8,000,000-feet olaims for loca tion. Handy to water. Prices low. Wiite at one to AH Binkson, Alma Ore. FOR SALE. At a bargaio, horses, harness, buggies, carriages and backs. West Bros Livery and Feed Stable, corner Willamette and ICth Sts. TIMBER J i AND FOR 8ALE.-160 acres of deeded land old growth fl. Will out aliout five million feet. Good sound 1 1 tuber. Situated on the banks or one of tbe beet logging streams in the stnle, convenient to saw-mill)1. Wllhlu a day's drive of Eugene. Inquire for particulate at Hoffman House of W O Zslgler, ad ministrator of the estatt of John S Wright deceased, or Jenokes & Har baugb, First National Bank huild Ing, attorneys for said estate. Help Wanted. WANTED. 100 men to out railroad wood. Inquire of or sddre-s Duuba & Kuykeoilt.il, Wolf .Creek, Ore. WANTED. A trustworthy gsctleman or lady in each county to manege business for an old established house of solid fluauolal standing. Astrblgbt, bona fide weekly sulary of $18.00 paid by obeck eaoh Wednesday with ell expenses direot from headquarters. Money advanced for expenses. Man ager, 850 Caxton Bldg, Chicago. Miscellaneous. TO TKADE.-One good horse, new boggy and a splondid cow to trade for oity lot or small pleoe of land near Eugene. Et quire at Guard oflloo. Personal. WANTED. Ladles everywhere to send for a free paokage ot our Turk' lsh Harem Satchel powder, aUn val nable Information; send no money. The PaclQo Co, 149 10th St ForUind, Ore. What is tbe Use Of paying rout when rent will buy you a houBe? We will ban you $10M) or more if desired, whloh you can re pay at $8.75 per month at a bw rate of interest. We buy lot and all. Renters should Investigate at once at offloe of Fkasikk A Miller, 26 West Eighth Htreit Monitor Drills and seeders are good goods at low prices. Kes them at t'hatntwrs Hardware, The Cream of the latest PICTURES, Framed lu good taste BOOKS, Huli-cted with care. LEATHER GOODS, Superior to all others, FINE STATIONERY, Beautifully boxed, SCHWARZSCHILD'S BOOK STORE. Ladle do yuu know you ran l the pnaiaaaor ol the beet SewlnR Machine mvle The SINGER For the aine price that you ar charged for many Inferior grades It's a Fact Bold on vnr Mr turn.. ' A lUrl Alt. W aIK t)AV A fi'W 1f gOOli Atwiiil hn l nmcMtie, Coma tu AAi th'tu. SINGER M'F'G CO., WW CHESSMAN, Mo. utsnillaai Barker's Xmas Presents See our Dolls at 5c, 10c, 15c, 20c, 25c, 50c, 75c and on up to $3.50. Fine Lead Soldiers 5c and 10c a box. Greatest line of Photo Albums you ever saw, from 50c up to $6.00. Shaving Sets, Manicure Sets, Work Boxes and all the Celluloid Novelties the market affords. Bovs' Xmas Pocket Knives, tbe finest you ever saw and at all prices. These knives are made to cut and they will cut too. Toys, drums, trains, cows, engines, mules, horses, dogs, cats, geese, ducks, chickens, trunks cradle carpet sweepers, stoves, tubs, washboards, clowns, surprise boxes, automobiles, mice, rats, alligator hammers, Hags, chairs, stools, carts, wagons, elephants, balls, spiders, sea devils, paints, transient slates, houses, celluloid balls, rubber balls, ping pong, table tennis, beds. m The finest selection of Madalion pictures in town and our prices are right. Mandol ios, violins, banjoes, guitars, and strings and the greatest stock of mouth harmonicas in town from 20 cents up to tho elegant concert Hohner at 75 cents. Air guns, 22 rifles, accordoons, from $3.00 to $9.00. Nice stock of fancy China ware A V line of iron wagons at, $1.00, $125 iirl? $1.75, $2.00, $2.25, $2.50, $2.75, $3 00 fi The above wagons are the celebrated 'S which have steel geers, and not cast J All kinds of game boards, dominoes, bagatelle. Our sewing machines at $16.85, $25.00, $27.50 and $30.00 are elegant Xmas presents and are of the finest makes. We would be pleased to have you call. BARKER GUN WORKS. 33 E. 9th St., Eugene, Or. 3C DC M 3t C S Farrow & Co ...REAL ESTATE... Loans and Inpturntice. Dealer In HurvestiiiK Machinery, Iraple mtmts. aTbo have storage room e t reasonable rates. ff-Offloe 506 Willamette Bt EUGEflE LOflp and SAVINGS BAKE Of Eugene. Oregon. Paid lip Cash tap;tal - $50,000 Surplus . 25,000 a inihl aankinq auaiNiaa Taana. AOTCD ON FAVORABLE TERMS. Draft. lHned on the principal o'.tlei 0 the United Btatei and foreign countries. Interest allowed ou Deraand Certificate of Deposit wnen left stated period. Collections rewire our prompt attention. City and Countr Warrants bought. W I, BROWN. President. F.W. OsBUKN. 0. A PAINE, Vice Prsslden W. W.BROWN is Csh -FIRST- National Bank Ol Eugene. Paid un Cath Capital 850 OOO Surolua 850,000 Eugene Oregon. GENERAL BANKINU BUSINESS Done on reasonable terms, 8lvh drafts on Uhloatro, Saa VrancUoo and Port land. Oregon. Bills of exchange sold on torelim countries. Deposits received subject to check ot oertih. cMe of deposit. All collections entrasted lo as ir!U rewlvr prompt attenUon, T Q Hwnsicw, I'mil.lcnt. i B Kaaia, Vice l'rml.lent P. E. SsOtWRABS, Cashier. L. H. Porria Assistant Lane Count; MSrVlQ If You Would Have Everything in the Bakery Line That' Good Try Ly . 3HAZELW00D Bakery and Restaurant. Phone, Black 47-3. C. C. HAMMOND Prop. siwrlW',e?ii'ait iiJjsit'..aiF Stoves j Ranges A full line of heaters, "stoves and ranges. ft Ninth and Oak. S. L. Long. Prof Sterling The Celebrated Patau Um Eastern Oysters FOR THANKSGIVING. Quart Can 6octs, 2l Bonboniere Holdcn Bldg 640 Willamette it sir 1 II t7 Bank OF EUGENE. OREGON KitaMUhed In 18SS. Oljast . Bank tn the IVmnty. AQpneral Bunking business in an branches transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVEY, President I. G. HULIM, Cashier B. H. HOVEY. Assl Cashier. i A FULL LINE OF U Heating and Cook Stoves. 'rices Low. LUUGHMILLER & PETER. HEALTH and vitalii y The Treat rml. . . WBRVBHIlfM PUjTjS orKaSrot eTth; ' Li or."T"' .Prostration and all diseases of the generative IFTFR IKIUB a& order weuTi!i.'!''lcn w Consumption and Insanity. With every For Sale by Linn Drug Co. Is Bt the Hoflman and will nrnaln m.tV inm m. Have your hd' '"f'l Palmistry 18 noiiorium -r Your hands rereil life, pretending to oJ new, death. ohsoW. rations, UmciM,bOTW tion., wills, deedi, or absent irlendi, mum Charges Ji.oo aiidapnH. PROF STERLING Atm-rica. t.i i your lileco ben" jour baud. he is in jour city at BTonW COLCHICmt' SALICYLATE , Trochct's Colchicine Salicylate Capsules. .ni nlnfalIiMe cure for RHEUMATISM and GOUT, endrrscd by the hiehest medical authorities of Europe and .i.'J ,'Cil'v D.1Pcn.s;J only in spherical capsules, which dis S?..U of the stomach without ciin; irritation or nsynlr,on,s- Price 51 bottle. Sold by WILLIAMS Ml-O. (O., tLEVELASID. OlIKt, T.P Adamantine Pl: Do""01 Break or R" I Guarantee Fireoroo!- li.Mi t ofr'M . , . trt J,L.LOMI3A2j For Sale by Linn Drug Co.