ANNUAL SALE OF
PROPERTY FOR
BACK TAXES
The annual tale of property for de
linquent taxes wu held In Sheriff
Flak'a office thin forenoon. Tbere
ill a fair-Hired crowd of bidden
present and moat of the property was
bid in at no per cent, although some
of the pieces brought as hltsb as six
per cent. The principal bidders were
Geo. T. Hall, L. M. Travis, John F.
Kelly, Derereaux & Tripp, J. W. Zim
merman, A. C. Jennings and Mrs.
Mary Anderson.
Tbe best borne cooking at the thea
tre cafe. dtf
CITV KKW8.
Alf Dlllard, tbe well-known tele
phone lineman, la back to work after
a severe Illness of two weeks' duration.
Quite a number of tbe members of
tbe several bunting clubs went out
to the duck reserves today. This la
the kind of weather for plenty of
ducks.
Revival meetings at the FHlrinoun
Preshyteran church. Preaching eat-
evenlne during the week by Kev. It
C. Orate. Everybody Invited. C. A
Woley, pastor.
All this week-
Stanleys' Sale will be the Attraction
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Men's 50c Fleeced Underwear, a garment
Boy's 35e Fleeced Underwear, a garment
Misses' 30c Fleeced Underwear, a garment
Ladies' 30c Fleeced Underwear, a garment
Men's $1-50, $2.00, $2.50 Hats, each
Pins, five papers for .
Safety Pins, two papers for
33c
25c
13c
15c
95c
5c
5c
Men's and Boys' $2.00 Corduroy Pants, pair
Men's $1.00 Cotton Work Pants, pair
Boys' $1.50 Long Pants, pair .
Envelopes, 2 bunches, XXX quality for .
Outing Flannel, 8c, 10, 12 and 15c, yard .
Ladies' 15c Hose, 3 pair for
Hair Brushes, $1.50, for .
99c
50c
55c
5c
4c
25c
90c
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Sweaters, Overcoats Men's and Bays Clothing Half Price
Shoes at 25 to 50 per cent Discount
Thousands of items worth up to $2.50, on our 5c, 10c, 15, 20c and 25c Tables
Everything Reduced Going at. 10c to 75c on the Dollar
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Willamette St.
Eugene,
Oregon
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Tho thermometer was scvernl do
frees below freezing this morning,
the coldest of the winter. The weuth
er baa remained cold all day, and an-
Other freezo Is looked for tonight
Tho telephone compuny reports
much damago to Its lines throughou
tbe county as a result of the storm
On the McKenzle line alone 20 poles
ere blown down and on other lines
the damage was about as great.
1. P. Milliard, an employe of the
Willamette Valley Co., Is In the city
Jail, serving out a fine of f2t Imposed
upon him by Police Judge Dorrls this
morning for being drunk and disor
derly, lie was arrested by Officer
Croaer last night. When tnkon Into
court this morning he bad the mnnoy
with which to pay his fine, but pre
ferred to serve it oat In Jail.
Oct your meals at tbe theatre cafo
dtf
VMRBONAUi.
. 4 Geo. J. Wllhtlm. Jr., was up from
Junotlon yesterday and today.
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Hansen, of
Orasts Paaa, are la tbe city.
A. 0. Parbour returned Raturday
from a .trip to Southern California
and left for his home in the vicinity
of Waltoa this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Rtatoul, of
- Portland, are visiting at the hotae
of Mrs. Illntoul'a parents, Mr, and
lira. Q. k. Dyson,' to Eugene.
. I, P. Chapman returned Baturday
Bight from Dakar City, where he was
ailed oa aoount of the serious ill'
ess of the wife of bta brother, Allen
Gtiapmaa. She la still very low and
ker, recovery Is not expected. Mr.
Chapman was accompanied home by
H. N. Fisher and wire, of Dea Molnos,
Iowa, who will spend tbe remainder
Of the winter here.
dranta rase Courier: Miss Ruth
Ixiverldge left Monday for Eugene to
apead the week wltb her father and
sisters. Bne will return to ker studio
work next Monday.
Raima Journal: .'.frank Rratth, the
electrician, oft Dallas, after a tow
days! visit hern, left for Bugone to
a. . . .Miss Margarot Cllddlngs,
who la attending, ins University or
Oregon, left fur Rugeno today.
Drain Nonpareil: Professor Jo
seph Bchafer, of the University of
Oregon, and one of the most bril
liant orators of Oregon, will deliver j
leetare at the Normal, ball here
sit Tharsday evening, January 10
Mo one can afford to miss this rare
treat.
Uranta Pass Journal: Albert Zln
laer, now or Ureswell, Oregon, made
Our olBee a pleasant rail on Wednes
day, In company with his old friend.
Lluooln Savage. Mr. Zlnlker was
part owner of one of the prominent
Dines In the Bohemia district, which
property he sold to W. J. Hard. Mr
Zlnlker was dowa looking over his
old camping grounds, where he and
Lincoln Savage mined together.
AMISKME.NTS
Leonora Jackson, violinist, asslHt-
ed by Florence Marion Pace, sopra
no, Charles E. Clark, baritone, and
italph E. Plumer, pianlet, will ap
pear at the Eutfcne theatre next Mon-1
duy evening under the auspices of the j
University of Oregon School of Music, j
Hlnglo admissions, $1.00. Subscrip
tions to the School of Music enter-j
tnlnment course are now due, pay-'
nblo at Linn's drug store. I
Notice ror fllds.
Office of Clerk of School Listrlct
No. 4.
Sealed bids for furnishing 200
cords each of 4 foot grub oak and
body fir wood, to be delivered at the
scbool buildings of the district on or
before September 1, 1907, will be
received at this office until January
15, lu07. at noon, when bids will be
opened.
Tho board reserves the right to re
lect any or all bids.
A bond for the faithful perform-
SENATOR GEARIN SPEAKS
ON JAP QUESTION TODAY
(Continued from Page One.)
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congress In regard to the treatment
of Japanese on the Pacific coast.
"California," said Mr. Geariu, "is
under no obligations to the federal
government to have public schools or
any kinds of schools at all. And, if
she does have them. It Is her nrovince
ance of the contract will be required, j and not that of the federal govern
FRANK MEISNER, j nient to say how they shall be maln-
P.,n5'k Schrl DlBtrlct ?- italned and conducted and under what
Eugene, Oregon, December 8, 1906. contitiona "
I Replying to the claim or the pres-
The Ideal Family Laxative ident's message that the treaty with
DYSPEPSIA
''Hiring taken Tour wonderful "Cuearcti" for
tbre Month! nd btine entlrt-Jy cnrcl of to roach
catarrh and dyinenii. I think a word of prafie Iff
due to "Caacaret "for their wonderful enni position.
I have tftken numeroui other o -called rercdlei
but without avail and I find that Cacart rt-lfcT
more in a dar than ail lb oU.r 1 have Ukn
would in a yrar. "
Jamoi ilcGune, 1W Mercer St., Jenef City, N. J.
Best For
w ' n Doweis
Candy cathartic
Pleaaant, Palatable. Potent. Taite Good, Do Good,
Norr Sicken, Weaken or Gripe. 10c, 25c. 50c. Never
told In bnlk. The geunlne tablet stamped OCO,
Guaranteed to cure or Tour money back.
sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y. 501
Is one that can beu sed by the entire ! Japan guarantees protection to and : ANNUAL dALc, TEN MILLION BOXES
family, young and old, weak and I right to attend public schools in all '
At Waltorvllle, January
of old age, 8. T. Coney,
day, January 6.
4, 1907, ' strong, without any danger of barm
aged 76 j 'ul effects. It should have properties
wblcb Insure the same dose, always
i bavng the same effect, otherwise the
In Eugene, January 4, 1907, For-1 quantity will have to be Increased
ost B., tbe ten-duys-old son of Mr. and finally lose Its effect altogether,
and Mrs. Anderson. Funeral Batur- These properties can be found In that
duy, January i.
old family remedy, Brandretb's Pills. ! treaty about the right to attend pub-
states of the Union and to attend
them in company with white children
Mr. Gearln denied empnatically that
there Is any provision in the treaty
which by any sort of construction
can be made to support such a claim.
He said that nothing Is said In the
tub oinorenco between roes ana
management depends on whether a
friend or an enemy Is telling all about
it. i
Evory man bas a right to his own
opinion as long as be keeps It to him
self.
The Odds.
I Plead
To loud
Th. simple Ufa.
The dream
Don't seem
To suit my wlfs.
On that point ws ,
Cannot agroo;
Bho wants a Ufa of luxury,
A crust
Is Juat
A royal feast)
Good stuff
Enough,
To say tin least,
To max ins fool
As One as loal.
But aha onjoys a sovsn oourse maaL
A worn
And torn
Ton dollar suit
For mine
to An
And swoll to boot
6ho wants a sown
from I'arU town
And on a laaaar ons will frown,
Bha frets
And rots
Into a stow
And jaws
Borauso
Tho ront's past due,
I don't got soro
Upon that score,
Cor Tea not built to walk the floor.
Tbe theatre
town.
cafe is the
best In
dtf
Subscribe for Tbe Dally Guard.
Choosing Evils
Between two evils we are told to
choose tbe least. That sounds Ilka
good advice, but suppose a man Is be
tween an Infuriated bull and a barb
wire fence, what la be to do? The bull
is bearing down on him at tbe rate of
forty nines a second and the fence
looks higher than tbe board wall
around a fifty cent ball game; besides,
It la liberally covered wltb stickers.
rerbeps a philosopher would stand
for an Instant and make a haitv cal
culation as to wblcb waa the lesser
ertl, but while he waa doing that the
bull would saunter along and toas blm
agnlnst the fence, and then be would
be In a better position to Judge as to
wnicn was tbe lesser evil, having asm-
pieu ootn.
It Is all right to choose between two
eviis, out ir a ninu baa such freedom
of choice wouldn't It be the part of
wuaioin to cnooae neither?
because Its Ingredients are of the pur
est herbal extracts, and every pill is
kept for three years before being
sold, which allows them to mellow.
We do not believe there Is a laxative
on the market that Is so carefully
niado.
Brandretb's Pills are the same fine
laxative tonic pill your grandparents
used. They have been In use for over
century, and are sold in every orug
ind medicine store, either plain or
sugar-mated.
I The patronage of this bank has
; grown appreciably during the past
year. We want to show an even
; greater growth during the present
; year.
I We can point with pride to a
long list of pleased patrons and
! would like to number you among
The Rliiht Name.
Mr. August Sherpe, the popular
overseer of tho poor at Fort Mad
ison, la., says: "Dr. King's New
l.ifo Pills are rightly named; they act
more agroeably, do more good and
make one feel better than any laxa
tive." Guaranteed to cure bilious
ness and constipation. 25c at W. L.
DoUtno drug store.
11c schools, and that the specific enu
meration of what was Intended by
the framers of the treaty showed that
nothing should be left to inference.
He quoted from the treaty to show
that tbe Japanese residents in this
country may have the privileges enu
merated only by conforming to the , them.
laws, police and customs regulations j Every facility, every courtesy,
. iav uuuunjr, line uniive citizens
consistent with sound banking is
offered you.
I Let us be your bankers.
WaUllng, Klnruui & Marvin.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure, taken Inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfnees of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 76c
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills for con
stlpatlon.
laws as well as federal laws.
Mr. Qearln declared that China
would be in a position to demand the
admission of her cheap labor If the
privilege continues to ue accorded i c w
to ja.an j Savings Bank,
w mi u uuicuKcuuus people, con
nected by blood and kinship. And
although we of the west are far away 1
from the nation's capltol as the Ion-1 ... .
gltude marks, yet we are a part of I F ITSt lNatl01i.ll RflliK
Eugene Loan and
I tstaDIUhed 1892. Capital and
Surplus $100,000
CAKItIB NATION
certainly smashed a bole In the bar
rooms of Kansas, but Ballard's Hore-
hound Syrup has smashed all records
a cure for roughs, bronchitis. In-
fluenta and pulmonary diseases. T.
C. II., Horton, Kansas, wrltos: "I
have never found a medicine that
would cure a cold so quickly as Bal
lard's Horehound Syrup. I have
used It fer years." Bold by Linn
Drug Co.
GASOLINE WOOD SAWING.
W. E. Boddy will save you money
on wood sawing. All wood sawed
with gage. Prompt sorvlce. 'Phone,
Red 1771. Residence, 775 Ferry St.
KKKl' MONKV AT IIOMK.
To the Builder: Do not send any
money to San Francisco titr to Tort-
land for plasterlug hair, as the Eu
gene Chemical W.orki will Ornish
the same. By dropping a portal c.t.-d
your wants will be Immedl .tely Oiled
and as good and clean as you ever
got. '
niK TKXAs WOXDKIi
Cures all kidney, bladder and rheu
matic troubles; sold by all druggist
or two months' treatment by mall
for $1. Dr. E. W. Hall, 1926 Olive
street. St. Louis, Mo. Send for tes
timonials. Sold by Hull's Drug Store,
d w tf
the nation s fame and sheltered by ,
the nation's protection. There are
voices calling to us out there voices
of cheer and good will, and we Btop
and listen at times and they speak to i
us of a brotherhood of American la-1
borers and American capital a I
brotherhood of American genius and '.
American enterprises a brotherhood
of American loyalty and American
patriotism,, and it strengthens our
hearts and cheers us because we are
brothers all and yon will listen to us
and sympathise and aid us because
of this brotherhood."
Substitute Resolution,
As a substitute to tbe Foraker res-
OF EUGENE
Paid up cash capital .
so.d surplus SloO.OO
A GENERAL BANKING;BUSINESS
Oooe oo raaooable lenat. Slrbl drafta m Chlcato
Sao rranclaco and Fonlaoo. Bull of Eachanee oo III
foieleo couotilea. Deroalu received lublect 10 chert
OT ceruncate of dtpo.lt. All collection, iotrwed to 01
T 0 HtNDlCKS, Prealdeot, S B'KARTN Vice pre.
rrSNODGRASSCaahlei. tHPo 2
L.c-ivms,
President,
H.E. AVCSNY
Vice-President.
DARWIN BRISTOW, Cashier.
Chambers-Bristow
Banking Company
Of Eugene. Oregon.
olutlon and Lodge amendment there- Paid TJo Cash Capital $50 000
to, Lodge has prepared another reso-1 p JU,WU
lutlon which It Is said he will Intro- "d Mortgage, bought. Money
duce today, simply authorising the ! Ijl00 IK""?1 furiy- Interest payed
Mil Cured in 0 to 14 Days.
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed I Klnk'a New Discovery and continued
to cure any case of Itching, blind,
bleeding or protruding pilot In 6 to
14 days tf money refundp-t- .0c.
JV8T AHH1VKI) AT CHESSMAN'S
Smyrna figs In baskets.
Smyrna figs stuffed with nuts.
Smyrna figs stuffed with cherries.
Turkish dates stuffed with al
monds.
this fnr nhrtiit aiv mnntho whan nv
cough and lung trouble were entirely
gone and 1 was restored to my nor
mal weight, 170 pounds'.' Thous
ands ol persons healed every year.
Guaranteed at W. L. Del.ano's drug
store. 60c and fl.OO. Trial bottle
rree. .
Plumbing
committee on milltarv affairs tn i..n- ' " m rf01
' ( -ur vuaiiicB transacted.
uinae luiiuiry nuu iaae testimony in
regard to the Brownsville affair.
The resolution In effect would leave
to the committee on military affairs
the question of whether the president
had authority to discharge the negro
troops. It is not believed that For
aker will consent to the substitute.
Cured of Lung Trouble.
"It la now eleven years since I had
a narrow escape from consumption,"
writes C. O. Floyd, a leading business
man of Kershaw, S. C. "I had run
down In weight to 135 pounds, and
coughing was constant, both day andi
night, rlnally I began taking Dr
A general
Furnish your new home
properly. Don't slight the
gas fixtures. We do al
kinds of reliable plumbing
and tinning u.rk. Ca
ana let us estimate
your work.
Aya &. Heitzman
34 West 8th St
Phone black 1 17
on
OABTOniA,
WAat8.?.n ?nd Garage Shop
At tbe river bridiro T 7 r
loss, no m. "7 -.""" oig
p.;for..hop;natM- -
Eugene Theatre
Phone Black 122 2
CEO. H. SMITH, Manager
We would like
to be your Bankers
Quincy Adams Sawyer
This Great Rural Play
will be at the above theatre
Tuesday, Jan. 8th
19 0 7
Have their own band and orchestra
All their own sceenery
Do not miss this attraction
. Seats on sale at Box Office Monday a. m. at 8:30
Prices 50c, 75c and $1.00
When we were "Kids"
how fond we were of jellies,
jams, preserves, canned fruits,
and other-delicious food nature
provides. This grocery store
has a stock of these crowning;
glories of a luncheon, and in
between bite or a dessert for
dinner. One sample will
show their worth. We also
carry a full line of Crockery
and Graniteware.
W. M OR IT IT N THE SQUARE
Al . VA''W DEAL GROCER
619 Willamette St.' Phone Main 25 .
1
S Wear Good Clothes
I During Coming Year
You can do this and they will cost you no more lhan
U .i ...
w uy uiose ot inferior quality and
come to our store.
style it yon will
We carry the best makes of Clothing and the most
complete line of Gents' Furnishings in Eugene.
We can affnrrl fn ni.. . . .
. jnitcs ngnt, cecal
our building and have no rent to pay.
a use we ow'i
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ED. HANSON
8 EAST NINTH ST.
EUGENE, .. . ore6qn
50 East. Ninth Street
Phone Red 1271
IjWAKE AND IMPLEMENTS
EXPERT PI 1 nun twin m
AND ROOFING
1 mile neips.
"" 7i a new rig.
COOP WORK AT RIGHT PRICES
Let them