CO
' v....... !n n o u TUC
r..Ariir nmv niiinn b0ll,P 8 D,Bger. U. n. a n. inr,
tUULNt UAIL1 UUMnU to baild It oo . more .olid foanaa.
tion and to place it beyond the reach
GUAKD PRINTING CO. (Inc.) ; of competition. 1
Published' every day of the week' AbaBe ln political campaign is bo-
StionTLnd mat an" instances coming almost obsolete, so far as in
payable to tbe Eugene Guard, Eugene, j tt,ui(feut political managers' are con-
Oregon.e . ! cernod. They know that it does not
SUBSCRIPTION RATES - DAILY j cuHgBe votes or influence fair-minded
Delivered by currier, per week . .8 Jjj . mBn Take Douglas county for exam-
Not m auvuuuo - . m me state iuiuu
8ix months (in advance) 1 Demociatlo candidate
2 ! for clerk, with the result that he car
ried that strong Republican county
by 750 majority. And many other
instances might be given.
.....i... L..AA.nrn nni HUM HALL &. SHimru,
where you bav. plenty of ro" j" TOR SALE Also general Jobbl J
XX TIMF SIVtH not crowded d 7 1 sheet Iron work, l N
v ten minutes walk oftne ;y0R SALE-Two , acres, mosuy , jT attended to ' J
- ...,Jfto-,r j tomduconve , .Pboue Black 120L ,
nhinaim Seventeen Hours Nearer via those two
- o- - ; -.i ii trlke me n .
. . ii .on'a n anluf
Une muutb.
Single coiiies
This Popular Columbia
River Route.
Franklin was right when he said:
"Lost time is never found again.
Tbe 0. R. & N., m
. , nlnnlnff
turning west by unapnmu .
mill, thenouth to get there. Good
sidewalk to property and streets on
both sides of lots graded and grav
ThA rrradluc on both sides
! leaves the lots one to two feet above
J J;i:. ,i ith a irentle slope on botn
ao.un.uu w lu "iJ , the valley.
lug you 200 miles along tbe matchless . .treeis. opieuu.u
uniTeronj, ,:. .Ar
chicken house, ere, "JH-V"?"
out. erjuu. uwuei, ..
euth street, Eugene.
PaK-M FOR SALE-A 147 acre farm
for sale. Across tbe first r aft Creek
bridge, 16 miles from.Eugene. Part
bottom laud. Address Theodore
(jlaspey, Jasper. Oregon.
DAY & HENDEffl
Undertakers and s-v.l
corner Willamette and
Advertising rates made known on
application.
Entered at the postoflice at Eugene,
nu-ciass inuner.
Oregon, as second
AN INDEPENDENT PAPER.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 0
How would It do now for the board
of regents to take the Agricultural
College out of politics for good?
Evidently that is what a majority
of the people voted for.
Tbd Guard is going to make some
marked improvements very soon and
1'n every way endeavor to morit the
splendid patronage it receives from
the public.
There are some newspapers in the
state that would be willing to dispose
of a large stock of ante eloction fore
casts at a remarkably low figure.
Columbia river, saves you 17 hours to j mountains
Chicago. It is the
Short line to Lewiston.
and town from the loca-
!tion. ,, , ...
An ordinary gait in wonting
snort line 10 ivewiiuu. , - ki... mrt
Short line to the Palouse country, j take you there from the b"1"" P
Short line to Spokane. of town in ten minutes At end
Short line to the Coeur d'Alene lengthwise board walk on lett.
Will the weather bureau kindly no
tify Jupiter Pluvius that Lane county
has "gone dry"? The old feiiow
might tuke the hint.
If Commissioner Edwards should
pull in ahead bytbe skin of his teeth,
he ought to hoed the warning that the
result conveys.
Get down to business again. Don't
waste your time listening to the wise
ones explain just bow it happened.
If we do have a closed town we can
at least keep an opun road to the Blue
River mines.
The electric railway franchise 1b
still pending before the city council.
Newspaper Advertising
Newspaper advertising has a two
fold benefit. It helps tbe man who
thus gives publicity to the advantages
be otters the buyers, and It creates a
favorable Impression of a city by
showing to all readers of the paper
the live, wide-awake character of its
'business men. Hen Hampton, o very
observing New York business mm,
has the following Interesting observa
tions about newspapers and the prao
tiual cireots they produce in a com-mtiniiy:
"Can you imagine for a minute j
what life would bo without the daily
newspaper? It goeB into the home,
and office, the factory, the Bhop, on
tho cars, on trains wherever you
find human beings there will you find
I
newspapers.
"More than that, you will find the
newspaper is read carefully, not ouly
for the news of people and events that
it gives euoh day, but for tbe inter
esting news of Btores.
"I have made many interesting ex
periments to satisfy , myself as to jUBt
how a dally newspaper is read. , I
know that other people have done
this and 1 am pretty sure that the ex
perience ot ovory man who makes any
investigations along this line will
prove that the .first thing that is read
in a dally paper published In a Bnuill
oity Is the news of a personal and
purely local character. I am speaking i
now of the women readers. they
are the ones who buy the goods and
-, mi., thnt wa are nartio- It la onlv the man who can put them
moy u.u i. i . - . , . , wnrrla.
ularly interested u. , lbQut expeMeS-
" After the porsonnl Information i
and local uows is read, a woman may When a man goes to law his poor re
a . , .,,. , uw lotions who hnvo been standing around
glance through to seo what the lg mug f()r b,m tQ dl0 mlght as wel,
uews eveuts of the day are about g0 t0 work,
that Is Just about as far as her inter-1
tiiai ibjuov Try hard as ho may to conceal It,
lBt goes. Thou sho rendu tho ads. , Bio8o ngsoclnto wltll hlm- wll, dl9.
if Indeed, sho hasn't read them be- t0Ter u necret If a man has a good
' ......... ... I.. !..l.,l., n( l.lmonlf
fore. The ads. are to uer jusi n lu-....-..
teresting as any other part of the
newspaper, and I suspect many times
they are moro Interesting than most
uf tho ooluinns of the aveiago daily
newspaper. x
"The stole uews as given in the ad
verting columns is not only of In
tel et W tho thrifty, intelligent house
wife, but It is absolutely an Impor
tant part of her daily business. She
wants to keep posted on tho nowost
things : also, she must keep inforimd
as to tho lu'ft places to buy t'-.e aiti-
clei of n eicliiiudlsc that he needs iu
conducting her household. All this
Information she gels from the adver
tising ooliuiins ut the newspaper. jt i1(lrii to bollevo it oi some men
"No ono need over question the that you seo that they wero oueo cute
ability of tho advertisement to get it-1 babies.
self read. That's tho easiest thing When coming events cast their shad
iu the world. Every advertisement owe before Iu tho form of a press agent
. , . . , ! the shadow always leaves the Impros-
f fair nix l sure to attract some at- (g a
tentlon. If tho ad. is well put togeth- t0 nlm
country. '
Short line to Salt Lake City.
Short line to Denver.
Short line to Kansas City.
Short line to Omaha. ,
Short line to Chicago.
Short line to all points east.
Three trains east daily, 9:15 a. m.,
8:15 and 0:15 p. m. The "Chicago
Portland Special" is as fine ss the
finest. Every comfort or borne.
For particulars ask any agent of tne
Southern Pacific Company or write,
A. L. CRAIG,
General Passenger Agent,
. Portland. Or.
Woodsawlng
Have your wood sawed by a
gasoline wood saw. It furnishes its
fi.Al and does not burn yours -
see tbe point? Saws by a gauge. For
prompt service ring up Red 1771 or
call at 775 Ferrv street, nm-
Residence With Bam tor Sale
W. S. BUMPS
VIOLINIST, LEADER OF BAND
AND ORCHESTRA
x ... i sr..1iiraton Theatre. Spo
kane. Instructions given! music lornihi
for parties, etc.
FOR SALE-House of Dine rooms
with bath anu m"' "r,"""
woodshed attached ;good well oi wa
ter: lot rodded for irrigation; lot
90 feet front by 109 feet back: small
barn; number of fruit trees; good
garden. A bargain if taken soon.
319 East Ninth Btreet. JU
FOR SALE A good reirigerator
x ' rw-nrirm at a bargain.
Must be sold soon. Call at 506
Lawrence street. "
FOR RE MT
FOR RENT House and barn on West
Sixth street. Appiy iu .
195 West Tenth Btreet, 'phone Red
2791. Ja
W. T. GORDON, Fj
wjx.jcjj HUEj.
Residence 025 Olive St pi T1'
Orhce in (iordon Bixi
S. E. STEVENS,
Will attend to Piano and (W
and repairine
Careful work and reasonable c&J
ieavc oruers at tannin', Jito tl
or residence.124 WejtT,to1
Phon Rrt m
284 Madisec St,
CHAPPELL & GIRAR.D
Succcioil ts 0. W. Taylor
HOUSE MOVING
Six-room residence in good reriair
l 0. .irt' on time If Of all kinds and d.ictioas. Price, re.
desired
i.:..- ... (.hin.v tfi aive vou an
, ..!.. isondoie. ' v.- '
of busiuesa purt of town. Iiiqutro nf
J. R. Campbell at Guard office.
L. N. RONEY,
CONTRACTOR.
Dealer In cement, lime and hard wall plaster
Made in Oregon.
Humor and Philosophy
By DUNCAN N. SMITH
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
MOUNT HOOD
131 Tfest 3d Street.
EUGENE. -
Phone Red 272
. . CR.ECON
FOR RENT Nine rooms, with bath
...i i.f rs Fjtat. Ninth street.
BUM (.luc. ,,
All outside rooms. 81a per month.
Apply John Danes, 29 East Ninth
street. tf
FOR RENT Furnished or uufuruish
ed rooms for rent in our new brick
block at 07 East Ninth street
Building is equipped with electric
lights, toilets, Imths snd all modern
improvements. Geo. T. Hull & Son.
FOR RENT A 11-room ilat, newly
oi-rnncwrl. nanpred and painted iu
hriek on Ninth street, for less than
81. 50 a room per mouth, or separate
to suit tenant, enquire Xj. ii. lug
ham, 'phone Jioin 9.3.
MISCELLANEOUS
Just take i hike
Ai-.d look for Mike.
H TL.ill fi :i j i
" swJiorjrit,
IV. IKE WALD'S
Repair Shop,
In rear of Chambers'HariwjrtSli
laz. i)U"e Mreel
PROFESSIONAL GOLW
DR. F. E. SBIOVM
Office and residence In Beckuhv
Telephone Red J59J.
WANTED Three unfurnished rooms
for family of three grown people.
Enquire at this office at once. j6
First National Bank
OF EUGENE
rsurp! $150,000
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS j RUOS WOVEN TO ORDER From
t. .. ... - your old carpets. Prices reasonable
ttfZSSZSiSEi SSJSSSRi Ld work guaranteed equal to best,
roreiim coumrm. Dpoiti ieceiri fuDlfci io hk Freight charges paid. Prompt ex
oi ceitiiirau or dcpoiit. aii collection! lomiKed iom ecl,tion of orders. Write today for
.iu ,v pro.. nation . nartienlR A. L. Ferrington, Al-
rE9N-r)DOA5s'cuhii. ' t. HPOTTitR won bany, Or,
tf
Cigcr
F.C. POTTS
MANUFACTURER.
Mr. J. Mon Foo,
, an experienced compounder
of
Chinese Medicines,
Successor to the late Hong Wo Tong, of
Albany. Oregon, Is now prepared to fur
nish Chinese medicines to all. The un
dersigned recommends him and guaran
tees satisfaction
Call or write him at No. 117 West
Second Street, Albany, Oregon,
JIM WESTFALL.
WANTED Uirl for housework want
ed, by Mrs. Frissel at SlcKeuzie
Bridge. Apply to .tirs. ueo,
ner.81 East Teuth street.
DR. McDOUGAL
PHYSICIAN AND SURGE
Iu addition to geueral j,
women and children.
Office over Preston Ilala
'Phone BW;
W. O. PR.0SSER,
- PHYSICIAN AND SURttffl
Io addition to genera pnoiettTn
ure'iry, cpecitl aneDtion to allditeua'
ttaioat and eye.
. Residence, cornet 14tb and Feu) ma
OWre, Beckwith builtJine,
Telephonea Office. Black Wlitaiim
Mrs. Anna Maud
COOK WANTED-At the Hotel Dunn's.
Sparks immediately. Vi rite uexter
Hparka, Blue Rivei, Oregon. tf
Osteopath physician. All jl
Cro- diseases treated. Women lajd
" a specialty. Offlces ora I
Phone Red 1631
PURE WATER Pure water from bed
rock welis. 1 can bore or drill one
for yon cheaply. Why not have the
best water? Call op or address J.
E. Kilborn, 219 Jefferson street, or
,C. E.'i Gardiner, 1100 Villard ave
nue, Fairmount. Telephone Red
4731.
CALL UP
PHONE MAIN 68
And get your MEAT delivered to any
5 part of the city at any time of the day
Q . . . . , .i j-it J J J
J ? i." Dy special ueu cry. --t-w .
E. T. BUSHNELL
277 13th and Patterson Sts.
Dr.-M. G. E. BM1
Successor to lit. H. L root
Osteopathic Physical
Acute and Chronic DistisnTmq
Oflice corner Seventh and fia
Phone Red 1831.
I lit 1111
An
The girl who
takes the cake,
Clarence, Ib the
ono who knows
how to bake It.
There are two
sides to every
thlnn exrept the
lawsuit In which
you happen to he
engaged.
We can't help
regretting the
time we wasted
being polite to
the millionaire
who didn't pan
out.
A. LOMBARD,
Jlj Dealer In JJ
Cement, Lime, Hard
Wall Plaster.
Contractor tor all kinds ot mason work.
Enquire of Billmlre Bros., Draymen.
II. n. C. V. S EDINBURGH,
Dr. J. CHRIST!
MONEY TO LOAN On real estate at Veterinary Surgeon
low rated. Jes&8 ti, eUs, attor- . ,n(i .tcuuiu cr tot udH
uev-at-iaw, room o, inj i limmeac Meoicai &miocr: uroaui.
L' i r.i.ii n n I treated an itlent fic nrincipif: ,,.
"'" ' h , Located at Bangs' SulfctVi
Rei. Corner '0 -"id Olive, PboueIfr-
- Fine Hall for Rent
The lui-Re hull over Xewlaud'S store, ! GEO. B. PUKRIS,
Ninth street, suitable for soieties, uttoruey-at-Lw
for rent. Is 38x100 feet and can be . '
partitioned to suit. Will be vacant I
.liine 1. Inniiire nf .1. X. Dnvies at Office west e of W llta
Eaton's book store. i betwee luth aud Teeth tH
For Sale leon r. edmwb
300 acre ranch situated twetre miles ATTORNEY-ATlM
east of Eugene, four and a half miles' , , - k.,.
IVUWUS BUM b, "-6
Wanted, 25 loggers, $2.25 to $3.25
per day.
Spaulding Logging Co.,
Salem. Oregon
MEN WANTED
Mill hands.ind yard men wanted,
$1.75 to $2.50 per day.
Willamette Valley Lumber Co.,
Dallas, Oregon.
FOR
CIGARS
JULIUS GOLDSMITH
from S. P. K. E. station, well im
proved ; 50 acres orchard i on MoKen-1
zie river; loamy sou; mostly seven
Bank.
year old apples of best commercial va- i J. M. Williams
noties adapted to this valley. Low; XA;tlimc ' Mil
V f lUIUlua -
interest and easy terms to suit pur-!
chaser.
18
For particulars inquire
E H. INGHAM,
'Phoiie Main 23, Eugene.
Wool Wanted
Attorneys-at-U
I Practice in all the cBj
state ana ueiurc -I
rice. Offices 12, 13, . '
! bkl.
er typoitruphically. If the beadliues
are properly writteu and properly
displayed, and if tho teNt matter Is
prepured with thought and attention ;
if in other words It is nmdo In
teresting news, the ad. Itself will be
read with all the care that Is needed.
"After that everything depends on
the metsaxe that the ad, carries. I!
that message Is one of Interest to the
woman, If It promise hef a stood
Vece of merchandise at a fair price,
tbe chances are! hat she will buy that
uuivh'0!(l ise If she ne".ls It.
"There lint leeu such nil atnuw-
ph re of mystery and lyiuauce tluowu
How You Feci About It
Oh. Joy, oh. sorrow, what are yout
Thoy tell m. Just A Hate of mtml,
Anil mnybe that ti mora than true,
Thoiiah to It I am soirwwhst blind.
It that, th cruw. I'd think on could
Arrnnirv a wire or dynamo
And touch a button and feel irood
Although his luck w.ra running low.
JIow nleafuint ev.n'thlng w6uld be
It we could only make th cholca,
From Borrow h fortvr free
And all th llvdouf day rnjolcal
We'd wrap our carva up In a Back
And to our trouhli-a tlo a can
And tell them nevor to com back
On thla arat think - you're - huppy
plan. t '
W,ii w had lost our watch and
O chn!n
Or mm real money In a deal
V would not at our luck complain,
llut -Jl quite blithe and halpy
l..
.invm-1 advertising that I think many o And when the hill for wlfey e dre
, , , . , ! Ciime rtilllna ln and found ut
Mill hands and yard men wanted,
$1.75 to $2.50 per day.
W. W. Johnson Lumber Co.,
ruilas, Oregon.
LOGGERS WANTED
Wanted, 20 loggers, at $2.25 to
$3.25 per day.
M. McLaughlin,
Walterville, Oregon.
Eugene Trafer Co.
Successor to Clot lu
All Hod of aaollaf sea ttta work, fiue Mevlat I
tdiltr Wood ret Salt. Iroragt.
J. ALAUX CO.
Merchant Tailors
8 East 9th St., Eugene, Ore.
Men's Suits to order, perfect fitting.
Best qualities. Latest novelties at the
lowest prices.
We do repairing and cleaning In gents'
and ladies' clothing. Very neatly done.
We want. Your Trade Not Only for
One Day, But Forever.
Your wool wanted at the hichest I. N.
HARBAUCH, U
cash price at the Eugene Woolen j -
""is. tf c;i nitTition to
settlement of estates, i f
tiueutttl aud North Hrnui
Knnm 0, fin
UUUiiinuirrj. iTr
IJtlii r utniuiupi
Eighth Grade Examinations
The final eighth grado examination
for the public schools will be held on I ... , ,,,
I May 17 and 18, June H aud 15, 1906. Al
Teachers who have pupils-ready for
tho examination should notify the
, Che New Chituoc 6namc.
WOODCOCK i
a nnpvfl-at-bl,
chairman of the school board, whose j 0fflce0ne.nalf block.
. . e.i.u.ua- B,0(.ki tufteur.
tious in person or appoiut some one I
other than the teacher, aud notify ' J. J. Walton
me of the number of questions and
wno is to conduct the said examina- .rn at U'
tion so the examiner may receive the ! . . !, th r
., , .. i vein rai ce iu all
WALTON i
W. B. DILLARD,
County Superintendent
Will practice m Vi
state. Office
ton Block, E!
L, B1LYKU, ,
Attorney"
3ee-ituir, MitlUund U.i.n by , Tor rUOORS. FURNITURE,
Office over Yoran
jt. faett-suck to
people ari nfti'M cotrn-d bv what Is,
after all, one of lit" siu'.p'.i t ii'i'iKs'.-1
tlmi In I'llftlU".
"A tf r I stuvj v.itli 'i)l uier.-'ii'i- j
dl c;i b.iill up a ij.i.i U t'liJine-s j
wlthij.t a...eiliBiusi. . . a.U to i:?
tfttoi tl.lns WfcJ Jvrtu'iu it I
i hroke.
AltMo-.' ,h a huifch we mlcht eupprata.
We'd eay It wiw dandy Joko.
If IMtiVln hriMtirht thi thlnic aliout.
We'd laiiKh until our tld.-t wrre aore
If W( hiid to..lhni'h or the Rout.
Ai.d rornt would fa'i ly m ikrt ut ruar.
If w.'o came linking f.-r a lt.
V' -' l f'l a '-'-' "v-i r-'- 'ily cv.U-k.
, i : JC3.
That few ct U3 tu turn t) trkjkl
1
1 rf-W .
gene, Of
Death From Lockjaw
never follows an injury dressed with
Bncklen's Arnica Salve. Its antisep
tic and healing properties prevent
uiuuu poisoning. Unas. Uswald. mer-i
chant, of Renselaersvllle, X. Y., ; L. M. TRAVIS,
writes: "It cured Seth Burch, of ! Attorney"
this place, of. tln ugilest sore on his
neck I ever saw." Cures cuts, r-Piiel1-'
nonnus, horns and sores. 25o at W. ' Office uvei i-r-
i-. i-zt'ijauu s ariitf siore. V riatiK,
iHelmetisW ThorsF"
1 . t
Attorney ,
Wool nd Mohair
Oeo. T. Hall A Son will pay the.1
higbst price for wool and mohair
v.F.;). L. HA1 Jc bON .
Come and gt some ofur bargains 1 .
Iieforo they are all gone, as every-
Office over Y..ri. '
t JJU aft
a&-ti ---a a-wr o tor w paa- r.
.ii
'Y "rA,lin ls goiiii.' fait at
1'e i
JK.N1N(;S A KD'V.xnW.
Wood, OM, JQ1,
). AIXLN'-
Att.iror
tftli
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