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THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD. GUARD PRINTING CO. luc. Published evury (iuy of tlie week Sunday excepted. Address uil com munications und make all remittance,, payaule to the Eugene Guard, Eugene, Oreguu. BUUSCKIPflUN HATES - DAILY Delivered by'carri.ir, per week.. 15 Delivered by caiiiir.i'cr month.. &u hy iuail,oueyedr (in advauce).. 5 OU Not ill advance 0 UU Six months (iu advance) i One mouth Single copies l,u Advertising rates made uowu on application. Entered ut the postxifflce ut Eugene, Oregon, as second-ciass niatter. AN INDEPENDENT- oVKK. WEDNESI 'AY. AUGUST 1 Preying Upon the Poor Wonderful aud weird, says Collier's, are arguments and "facts" which oome of the soioallst editors put forth to prove the existing order wrong. "Wilshiie'8 Magazine" for July says that during the two mouth following the earthquake there were but th ee suicides in San Francisico, against an average of twelve a i week before. From this inference is drawn that "nlnt -tenths of all auloldes are the result of the uncer tainty of being able to get a living." The statistics struck us as sufflcleut ly remarkable to jusitfy luvestiga tion from which it appeared that the docraease In Biiieldea sinco the earth quake was no gr ator In proportion than the deer. a e In population. Here Is a paper whlub, assuming to instruct and guide the pour and Ig norant, exhorts them, In the largest type, to buy "Sura OureB" for ooltre, deafness, cancer fits, blind- nesB, aud consumption; advertises a gtove which burns "barrels of Air asFuol," and a "physio occult," who touches "telepathy, hypnotism, personal magnetism, suggestive therapeutics, mystic heallt.g, raid ing the secret character of others and Influencing them without their know ledge." And the Impression pro duced by this wholesale advertising of the worst class of quacks and h ands Is not Improved when ono observes the editor's' cxhortntlous to his readers to buy "guarnateod seven per cent Btock" In his i.-wn businosB. Possibly the poor and Ignorant Buffer more by betrayal through sheer bad faith or doniiigngirmi, or aolf aeoklug, or mi re stupidity, In those who set themselves un as prophets and leaders of the down trodden, timn by Intentional oppression on the part of those whom they assume to be their enemies. Eugene is not tho only ulty In Ore gon having a wator supply problom to work out. Koselmrg water con sumers are complaining about a hortage of tho supply furnished by the water company. Theie biiB been no water available for sprinkling the streets during the warm weather recently and tho people are rising lu arms, as It wore The Hevlow says: Unless relief can be had right awa", the Merchant's Protective Association proposes to go bo foe tho city council and ask that body to piovido means for a better water supply, so we are Informed by the oominlttoe from the Merchants' AsBoulatlou. They arguo that with tho present plants capitalized at '.00,(HK), the oousumorB are required to provldo a revenue not only suffi cient to pay interest on that sum and t" cover the necessary operating expanses and lepairs, but lu addl tluu are paying the company n very handsome prollt, While they are making uo special complaint about pieseut rates, they have a large si'.ed klckco.nlngbecai.se they don't got the wator. . It must Btartlonhl-timers and bosses In Illinois to Bee the liepiiblLinn primary ticket with this heading: For United States Senator. For United States Senator. V ite . for One -Shelby M. Culloin, William U. Webster, Richard Yates. This amounts practically to elec tion by the people. The state legis lature will be expected to ratify, the popular choice. Cullom Is the present senator. - The story ol the trouble In Clevo-, land In cuiiiieetlon with which Mayor Johiiaou has been cited for contempt of oourt Is highly Interesting. It was to secure a line Unit would glvo a 3- cent fare that tho may or proceeded lo , , ,, ii tear out the tails of another company. The latter had been ordered to vacate the street but had refuted to do so. Under these circumstances, the mayo organized a force of 400 men and bad a good part of the old line torn out and the new one laid before the order of th't court was serveo. The work needed completion, however, aud so he went right on. He had been strug gling for a Jong tiuin to get the 3 cent fare In that city, and it looka a though he would finally succeed if bt does have to serve a jail sentence foi contempt. Now is the time, above all time, t'ut the people of Eugene should itaud togetho- aud pull together for the upbuilding of the city. Petty personal ...J . . prejudices should be subordinated to the public good. Those "ii revocable decisions" of President Roosevelt are becoming a daily uawspaper feature. Russia promises to he . in due time n- turbulent Bud bloody as the foud region of Kentucky. PLAYS AND PLAYERS. W. II. Craie) will next season appeal lu "Old (irogtin Gi-uham," a dnuniiliza tlon of the "Letters of a Self Made Merchant to Ills Hon." "Tho Prince of India," the most Im posing and costliest production of the current sen sou, brought Its tour to an end in liiiltliiioiu recently. The success of "Brown of Harvard," her (list piny, has beeu Instrumental In securing lor Itida Johnson Young a contract to write a comedy for James IC Uacltctt. Lotta, the wonderful souhrotte, who Is ovcu now being persuaded to returu to the stage alter au absence of year, Is rich by virtue of her reul estate In vestments. Knni Bernard, a comedian who has always enjoyed a high salary. Is no spendthrift rl ana collected some money on the outside by touting for din'c'.'nut business establishments. Frauds Wilson Is one of the nctors whose carefulness In money matters I known to ull his associates. One result of It Is that ho owns handsome real r-slnlo properties and a uiagulUceut library. MODES OF THE MOMENT. Collars of cream lace worn with BCinltullored flocks glvo a pretty finish to llicin. I Taffeta as n suit material seems to bo rather out of tho running this sea son, the sorter silks and tho Uncus und cottons lending theiuselves mure adapt ably to the prevailing styles. High girdles are not worn so much except to glvo the princess effect, but It Is illlllcult to give a general rule for belts and girdles this year. I. Hie the hats, they depend much upon tho Indi vidual taste To use largo buttons for shirt waist studs (too large to readily make Imttou holos fori sew oil to the back of each button u small paarl button, wrapping the thread many times to form a neck or stud back. Devoted as wo are to tho separate blouse, wo must admit tho superior beauty and becomlngness of tho thlrt suit. At any ruto, whether wo will or no, It lias gained tho ascendency, und Uio tub suits mo considered much smarter than shirt walMs and skirts, Now York Post. Eugene-Fall Greek Stage liar hard & West stages now leave Eugene aud Fall Crook each morning except Sunday, roturnlng In the afternoon. Leavo Eugeno at 0 a, m., arriving at Full Creek at -10:30; leave Fall Crock ut 2 p. in. and arrive ut Ku geno at 0. Leavo Fall Creek at 7:H0 a. m., arriving at Eugeue at 12; leave En gene at 2:31) p. m. and arrive at Fall Creek at 7. Leavo ordoia for freight and pns songors at oftlco of Barnard ,t Wost stables, Eugene, and Frank lilair. Fall Crock. tf A Tragic Finish A watchman's notfloct permitted n leak iu the great North Sea dyke, which a ehllds' finger could have (,VHNllni; ,,,(,. ,,rivIMW of n,'. i hind. In like manner Kenneth -Me Ivor, of Vaucejiirii, Me., permitted a 'l,,"1''tV " ""noticed until fugle i finish was only averted by Dr. King s Now Discovery, lie writes: "Three doctors gave mo up to die of lung In flammation, caused bv the niurl,,,!,,,! cold i but Dr. King's New Disouvrrv saved my life." Guaranteed het cough and cold cure, at V. L De Lane's d-ug store. AOu and 1.1X1. lrial bottle free. Storage! Storage! Storage! Public and private. Storage of nl kinds of goods and material, etc., at reasonable prices. Goods rocolpted ijor. Hop storage solicited. Purtlo having hops to store will do well to i "' GEO.JT. HALL SON. I Some girls are clever; they have i J"'",1' l!y'',T,lT,T f"'"' ''"'1' by taking llolllster's Rocky Mountain I T(.. There Is no scheming, they I light shy of cosmetics and have l-! come the handsomest gills In the1 ,Mt,v T0 or tablets, 31 cu. Llnnl Drug Co. 1 Love Interest Is Essential To the Success of a Play By Miu MARY Sri AW, Eminent Actress c nE American theaters are controlled entirely BY WOMEN, and I confess that it is to please them that managers choose ifttors of a type of manhood that will appeal to THEM. You can't stop the women controlling the theaters. They're roing to do it for some time. The women haven't quite got over the idea that love is the greatest thing in this world. They have held to that notion FOR C'KNTU RIES and probably all are of the same opinion today. At the matinee performances women hold supreme sway. In the evening 75 per cent of the persons present are women. It is for this reason that managers have to aiake bookinrrs to appeal TO THE WOMEX. A LOVE PLAY. INTERE3T 18 MOST H poem for Coday THE SIMPLE LIFE t By Shakespeare All which secure and : Is far beyond a prince's delicates, ; ' His viands sparkling lu a golden cup, j. His body couched In a curious bed, When cure, mistrust und treason wait on him. Teachers' Examination Notloe Is berety given that the County Superintendent of Lane Coun ty will hold the regular examination of applicants for state aud onunty papers at tho High School building in Eugene, as follows: FOR STATE PAPERS. Commencing Wednesday, August 8, at 0 o'clock a. in , aud cou'iimiug until Satin clay, August 11, at 1 o'clock n. m. Wednesday Penmanship, history, spoilt 'ig, physlci-l georgaphy, reading, psycology. Thursday Written arithomtic, thoory of teaching, grammar, took koeping, physics, olvil government Friday Physiology, ' georgaphy, mental nuthmotio, composition, alge bra. Saturday Hotany, plane geometry, general history, English literature, suhuol law, FOK COUNTS PAPERS. Commencing Wodnesdny, August 8, at 9 o'clock a. m., nnd continuing until 1' rlday, August 10, lit l o'ulock p. m FIRST SECOND AND THIRD GRADE CERTIFICATES. Wednesday Penmanship, history, orthography, rending. Thursday Written arithmetic, theory of teaching, grammar, phy siology. Friday Oeoraphy, mental arith metic, school law, civil guveruieut. PRIMARY CERTIFICA.ES. Wednesday Penmanship, orthogra phy, arithmotlo, reading. Thursday Art of questioning, theory of teaching, physiology. W. ii. DILLARD. Co. Supt. Twenty Year Battle "1 wns a losor In a twenty year bat t o with chronic piles and muligunn slores, until I tried Hneklln's Amlc Salve ; which turnod the tide, by cur lug both, till not a trnco remains." writis A. M.Hruce.of Fannvillo. Vn. Best for old ulcers, cuts, burns and wounds. Don at W, L. DeLauo, drug gist. Executors' Sale of Real Estate The real estate of the late 1). A. Glbbs consisting of 4.01 acres of land iu sec'lon 8 township 17 south of range 3 west of Willamette meridian in Lano county Oregon, is offered for sale by tho executors of said estate, llids for this property will be re ceived at the ofllce of Wuodoock A Potter at Eugene, Oregon, until nonu of September 1st, V.XKJ. Right to re ject bids, reserved. C. II. HAKER, WM. SHERMAN, J. F. TRUE, It dw Executors. Only 82 Years Old "1 am only 82 years old and don't expect even when 1 get to ho rival old to feel that war as lung as 1 can get Kleetrlc Hitlers" say .Mrs, K. It ItrunstMi, of Dublin, (ia. Surely there's nothing else keeps the old as young and makes the weak as strong as this grand tonic medicine, llrsp pepsis, torpid liver, Inflamed kidneys ot chronic constipation are unknown after taking Kletrlce Hitters n rea sonable time. Guaranteed by V, L. Delano druggist. Price GOc ESSENTIAL TO A oucctSSFUL kJ.li.AAiAAlitil A A A A A A A A A A A iti A iti ifc 4 TTTTtTTTTTT tT TTTTTTTTTTTTT IVES not the hawthorn bush a sweeter shade To shepherds looking on their silly sheep Than doth a rich emhroldcr'd canopy To kings that fetir their subjects' treachery? Oh, yes, It doth; a thousandfold it doth. Aud, to conclude, the shepherd's homely curds, Ills cold thin drink out of his leather bottle, Ills wonted sleep under a fresh tree's shade. sweetly he enjoys, 0. R. & N. THE BEST TIME SAVER Franklin was right when he said "Lost time is never found again." The O R. & N., ,a addition to giv lug you 200 miles along the matchless Columbia river, saves you 17 hours to Chicago. It is the Short line to Lewlston. Short line to the Palouse country. Short line to Spokane. Short line to the Coeur d'Alene 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 enst. Three trains east daily, 9:15 a. m. , M:l!Snnd 6:15 d. m. The "Chicago- Portland Special" is as tine as the Hnest. Every comfort of home. For particulars ask any agent of the Southern Pttcitlo Company or write, A. L. CRAIG, General Passenger Ageut, Portland. Or. A Hard Lot of troubles to contend with, spring form torpid liver aud blockaded bowels, unless you awaken them to thoir proper action with Dr. King's New Life Pills; the pleasnntest aud most elfe'tivo cure for constipation. They prevent appendiuitis and tone up the system., i&o at W. L. De Lauo'e drug Btore. Eastern Excursion Rates June 4, 0, 7, 23, 25, July 2, 3, An gust 7, 8, 0. Soptemter 8, 10. On the above dates round trip tickets will be sold from Eugene to St. Paul and Missouri river points fo 03.7,r, St. Louis 171.25, and Chicago g'5.25. Limit, 90 days, Call at the local ticket offioe for particulars. I j. O. ADAIR, Agent. Wool and Mohair Geo. T. Hall & Son will pay the highest price for wool and mohslr GEO T. HALL Jfc SON. Office Phone Black 1141 Res. Phone Red 2742 Williams Co. Transfer Light and Heavy Hauling WOOD FOR SALE 405 Willamette St., Eugene, Oregon. LOGGERS WANTED Wanted, 20 loggers, at $2.25 to $3.25 per day. M. McLaughlin, Walterville, Oregon. Aya & Son For Your Plumbing-, Tin ning and Generul Repaiiinu. No. 31 W. 8th St. 'I'hone Red 135 1 Vincent's Restaurant 37 W. 8th St. Good, substantial meal for only J5 cents. Try us and get your money's worJu Thres Facts for You to Consider A shoemaker by trade can se lect good shoes, where others re ly on statements made by the seller. A shoe house paying heavy rent and other heavy expenses puts the additional price on the stock you buy. If you will study the facts above you can plainly see why it is a fact we save you money and give you goods that wear. Miller's Shoe Store 41 West Eighth Street East Room in Hall Block W Schneider Block of Postoffice The Oregon Fire Relief Association of McMinnville Will save money (or you. If your insurance is aboat to expire see J. H Daniel, Lane county agent, and '.earn how we save you fifty per cent on your insurance. BriclcbuildinRsa sptcial'.y. Eugene Office, McClung building room 8, opr. Loan and Savings Bank. When you break your bike lust take a hike And look for Mike. He will fix it good for prices right. IV IKE WALD'S Repair Shop, In rear ofJ'Chambers'Hardware Store. 152. Olive Street CALL UP PHONE MAIN 68 And get your MEAT delivered to am B part of the city at any time of the day ljUC by special delivery. jtftjCjtjtfl E. T. BUSHNELL 277 1 3th and Patterson Sts. A. LOMBARD , Dealer In JtJ Cement, Lime, Hard Wall Plaster. Contractor for all kinds of mason work. Enquire ol Bitlmlre Bros., Draymen. Eugene "Transfer Co. Successor to Clarks All klod'of hauling and team work. Piano moving a specialty. Wood tot Sale. Storage. Omce lit italrway south of Loan and Savings Bank Omce Ti lephone Red 1011. Res. Phone Red .Olt FOR CIGARS JULIUS GOLDSMIT S. E. STEVENS, Will attend tu Piano and Organ tuning and repairing. Careful work and reasonable charRes. Leave orders at Rankin's Mvsic Store or residence, 134 Wesi Twelfth street "hone, Ke.l ii)5 Munroe's Second H nl Store 67 W. Eighth St. A nearly new 20-ft awning with rrdi complete. Everything you need for cast ing outfit. Full line of second-hand lr-.lt lars. CHAPPELL & GIRARD Succesurs to O. W. Tr!or HOUSE MOVING Of all kinds and descriotions. Prices rea sonable. Give u, , chance to give you an estimate on your work. Ul West 3d Street. Thone Red 272 EUCENE OR.ECOS S. B. Finegan Ceneral Blacksrtlithing Makes a specialty of fine horseshoeing and placing; of rubber tires on buggies. Cor 8th and. Ollv St$ CLASSIFIED COLUMN Wmt Ad Rates ALL CLASSIFICATIONS. I to 6 times, per issue, 1 cent per word first Issue, X cent per word each subsequent insertion. One month per line 25 cents. GUARD PRINTING CO. Inc. l-'OR SALE FOR SALE National Cash Register- cost 825(1, will be sold at a hargian. Also 5 foot lathe in good order. Apply to E. H. (iomph 377 W Bixth street. a0 FOR SALE One hundred acres of laud near city limits. for partic ulars call ou owner at 52 .East Ninth street, Eugene, Oi. tf FUK SALE uue of tho liuest cottage houses in the city. f lue tlowers, fruit aud garden. Call aud see the place. H7ii West Sixth Btreet. tf KOK SALE CHEAP Three good counters aud two show cases. Apply to E. Hanson. FOK SALE -i'our or live hay balers as good as new, at half price. En quire at the Eugene Excelsioi Works. diwtf FOK SALE Thiee horsepower Backus water motor. Call or au dresss the (Juard, Eugene, Oregon. FOK SALE Ten-room modern house, on 80x161) foot lot. with fruit, only one block from Wil lamette street ; very cheap if sold soon. Investigate this. Call at 4U7 Oak street. FOK SALE A piece of Kngeue busi ness property uudor live year lease to good tenant, paying teu per cent on price asked, monthly iu advance, and tenant to make all repairs dur ing term of lease, ottered for salo. See or address J. Ii. Campbell, Eu gene. FOK SALE I have decided to sell my Altamont Driving mare. She is sired by Altigo, with a record of 2:08, and dammed by Satiuette, with a record of '2:20. She is stard ard bred ou botfi sides. She has great speed and is kind aud gentle. A lady can ride or driie her any plaec. Price, S3U0. 'Phone or write Frauk E. Blair, Fall Creek, Oregon. tf FOR RE MT FLAT TO KENT Modern fiat to rent, furnished or unfuruished. Apply ut Schneider block. tf FOK KENT. Three furnished rooms for light hotisebkeepiug, inquire at 683 Oak Btrcet. dtf WANTED WANTED TO BUY National cash registers. Highest cash price paid. Stato serial number and price ex- pecttd and buyer will call prompt ly. PO. Box 458, Portland, Or. tf LOST AND FOUND FOUND By a number of Eugene ladies, that the old carpet rugs made in Albany excel all others. I pay tho freight. See Oscar Faust, Fisher Luundry, local ageut, A. L. Ferriug- ton, Albany. Ore. tf MISCELLANEOUS PUKE WATER Pure water from bed rock welis. 1 can bore or drill one for you cheaply. Why not have the best water? Call ou or address J. E. Kilborn, 219 Jefferson street, or C. E. tiordinier, 1106 Villard ave nue, Fail-mount, Telephone Kod S. I). Kead, dentist, ofilce over Hall's grocery store. 'Phone Black 1731. Woodsawlng Have your wood sawed by a gasoline wood saw. It furnisbos its awn fuel and does not burn see the point? Saws by a gauge. For prompt service ring up Red 1771 or call at 775 Ferry street. W. E. BODDY CD oo our line .Stauuar.l Paragon ae vliig innchineu at ,lly mB1 B-1..K), fully guaranteed iu all re poets. on can try them before you ,vi7i "'"'".n"'1 I think you will agree with me that they lire wonderfully ood maclnues. 33 E.nt st reet Ninth loci" m'L" make t,mt olu B'""" suit n"ki'k a 0,' t the Eugene Dee Works. 4o!l Wlllmett street Wood, wood, wood. Transfer Co. At Eugene Mlsa Mi.ia. M . Dresmnnlr i ti., Z , 'V9 ""t hiiildi m, w t'""1"" n tne Dunn building. Keeepttou room 3. 'Phone C ASTOR I A for Infants and Children, The Kind You Have Always Bought tr Anr HALL & SHUMWay Carry a full Hum of plumule ,, ' Plumbing ud Also t'elieru! ...H i. . "' v-ii-iuK lr . sheet it on work. irou w . lv attended to 'Phone lek201. ja DAY & HfcNOERso Undertakers and Eiol,aIm(!rt ' Corner Willamette and Sr ""hStrtth, W. T GORDON, Funeral al bTATE LICENSED EMBALMER aidence US Olive St l-k , t Ottrce 'D nrtinn Htvk.i., nk43- L. IN. R Q N EX" j I.UN1KACTOR. Tealer in citrcnMii arc! t;,o vvau tU( PROFESSIONAL COLUMN. DR. GEO. waT7 Surgery and General Practice, Office-Roney Building, over t-Wi. exchange, Eghth Street pta Phone Blacn 1661, Residence Address, Room 1, Hall R, u in?. Ninth street. ' " Eugene, Oregon Mrs. Anna Maunr Osteopath nhvni'iun ah diseases treated. Women aud child, .. winces over V v ...iii o. .i-uune nea Dr. M. G. E. BENN&TT Successor to br. H it t i.j - Osteopathic Physician. An.t anI rt.-i- rv ... ' nliiZ c 7L a ' "" m, S: "Jveuin ana Wi Umsllt1!!, Phone Redl37l. Residence Rd"4 DR. McDOUGAL. PHYSICIAN AND SURf.Fr In addition to general i jc, special attention given io disease of women and children. Office over Preston & Jlaloa. 'Phcne Black 1G31. W. O. PR.OSSER, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. In addition to general pracike of raealciu ue 1urery, special attention to all dlteasef of the eu. kr Residence, corner 14th and Pearl SUeet, Telrnn.inr Office. Black 1241: Residence, ttt i . M. R. C. V. S., EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND. Dr. J. CHRISTiE, Veterinary Surgeoii. Secretary and treaturer of tbe bona of Vettrlurf- I icuiuii ojuiuiiicii. uuidciui; iDiniiii oi air ktoa ircatcu oo icienunc Drincipie' Located at Bangs' Stable, Eugene. Ret, Corner lOih anrl Olive. Phoce Red ibll. LEON R . EtMUNDSON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Rooms 1 and 2, Eugene Loan and SaviD Bank. J. M. Williams L. K lieu WilHams Ben, Attorueys-at-Law Practice in ull the oonrtu of Hit stfite and before the U. S. Laud Of fice. Offices 12, 13, 14, 15, McClum. bldg. HelmetisW Thompson Chas.a.llaidi THOMPSON & HARDY, Attorueys-at-Law pfflce over Yoran's SShoe Store, Ea' gene, Oregon. Practice in all the courts. L. B1LYEU, Attorney-at-Law Office over Yoran's Shoe Store, Eu gene, Oregon. L. M. TRAVIS, Attorney-at-Law Office Over Eugene Lobd A S. ingi' Bank, Eugene, Oregon. J. J. Walton S. PS 'St WALTON & NESS, Will practice iu all the conrte iti W suite, vruce noom ", ton Block, Eugene, Oregon. GEO. B, DOUR1S, Atttorney-at-Law Office west side of Willamette street, between iVinth and TeLfii 8irre. JOHN H. BOWER WIIXHM 0. MAira BOWER (Sb MARTIN . Attorneys-at-Lw Will Practice in All Courts Over Chambers-Bristow Bank. EUGENE, - . OREGON S. D. ALLF.y, Attorney-nt-Law. Rooml, Fiist Xidional Bank BniM 'ng. Eugene. Oregon- I. N. HARBAUGH, Lawyer. Rneclal attention to dirnroe settlement of estates. Aee'd for i ' tinental Insurance t onipnnv. " 5, First NationnlBimk Buildinf, t gene, Or. - E. 0. Pt,e' A. C. Woodcock WOODCOCK 4 POTTER, . I a or ftirornp.Tfr.t-"--Offlce-One-half block sonth of i man Block, tugenr, O
