Eugene daily guard., December 31, 1908, Image 4

THK El'GBNB DAILY GUARD. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 81, !
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1 INDEPENDENCE.
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We strut when others may behold
And vainly boast that we are free; 1
We cling to doctrines that are old -
And still to custom crook the knee;
' . We have the wish to earn applause,'
To claim the honors of the great
But let the superstitions cause
Us still to weakly hesitate.
.' 4" We speak with unconcealed, contempt
Of those who serve exacting kings;
1 And, fancying ourselves exempt
From all the hardships serfdom brings,
f , We stagger slowly down the years,
Too deaf to hear, too blind to see
The prey of foolish doubts and fears
That keep us chained to slavery. '
4, Chicago Record-Herald.
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Eugene realty is advancing in price steadily. Yesterday a
vacant business lot with 75 feet frontage sold for $18,00.0, and
a few days before an 18-foot front two-story building brought
$15,000. Only a few months before the same property sold for
about $6000, and not more than $2000 had been expended on
improvements in the interval. This upward tendency is due to
the fact that it is generally realized that Eugene is now but fairly
entering upon its era of progress, big building operations now
assured for 1909'far exceeding the great record of the year now
closing. The vast territory tributary to the city is capable,
, with proper development, of supporting a prosperous city of at
least 25,000 population, while the building of the Natron exten-
sion across the mountains, which will no doubt be the first new
line of importance constructed by the Harriman interests in the
; West, will of itself be sufficient to make Eugene an interior city
of the first-class importance. These facts are realized by the
shrewdest business men of the city, as well as outside invesotrs,
who have looked into the situation, and this explains the steady
advance in values that is daty reflected in the realty transfers,
According to the official census reports there are at the
present time in the United States 13,000,000 men available for
militarv duty." That means that in case of war with a foreign
country this great number of stalwart specimens of American
manhood can be armed and equipped ana seni imo me nem m
defend our homes and country against the invsaion of a hostile
army. It also means that they are at the present time available
for the purpose of making this the greatest commercial nation
on the face of the earth,. which is much more important tnan re
garding the splendid showing from a military standpoint.
Judge Landis still has the fine habit he fined the Illinois
Central Railroad $100 and costs in each of seven cases for vio
lating the 2 8 -hour stock law. That gives the railroad magnates
the laugh on Rockefeller, eh?
Missouri's supreme court must have figured that it was bet
ter to fix a fine that could be collected on the triple-headed
Standard Oil bunch in the state when it fined each of them $50,-000.
VOTES ARE COMING
BY
THOUSANDS
TODAY
Still, the car celling of Castro's European letters of credit
by the bank of Venezuela will not inconvenience him much, as it
is understood that he carried a few millions in coin in his bag
gage. '
This judge in New jersey who sentenced a man to live with
his wife and be patient until she learned to cook must b'e igno
rant of the law which forbids cruel and inhuman punishment.
Denmark's royal tombs having been burglarized, doctors
may expect quotations for the skeleton of Hamlet from under
ground bone dealers,
Congress might try sending a round robin to the' White
House, suggesting that the special message habit be sworn off.
Anyway, Sam Gompers can always remember that he got the
longest sentence, even if he does insist that Wright was wrong.
CAN'T SELL NEAR
BEER IN ALBANY
Albany, Or., Dec. 30. The City
Counril Inst night passed an ordin
ance prohibiting the sale of near-bper
in Albany. Fines of from $50 to $100
or Imprisonment of from 25 to 50
days are provided for violations, each
sale to constitute a separate offense.
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, ELKS NOTICE.
Social session of Elks to-
night at 8 o'clock. All Elks
local and visiting, are invited.
JAMES STILLMAN
' MAY LEAVE BANK
The candidates for the Exposition world, showing Panama caul, bat
contest are doing splendid work this tleship fleet' trip around tbi world,
week As an example. Miss Frona These charts are nicely mounted,
Hills of Jasper, In district 3, brought lithographed .on heavy vanished
17 subscribers to the Dally and paper and contain as much Valuable
Weekly Guard today, receiving information as an ordinary atlas.
14,500 votes. She has already passed Call and see them, or send nur re
the 2-0,000 mark and Is assured of . mittance (by mail) for the Dally
the special 6,000 vote coupon. Miss j Guard, one year, or for the Weekly
Hills is a popular young lady and i Guard, and one of theae mips will
her friends are determined that she i be delivered to you. The mil alone
shall win the trip to Seattle, If their j Is worth more than the price of the
loyal Bupport will insure the victory, j paper. Every year's subscription to
Several candidates In Eugene are i the Dally or Weekly Guard iIbo en
also doing hard, effective work and i titles you to 1000 votes for ymr fav
are gathering many coupons that will ) orlte candidate in the contest
go into the ballot box before the nexf I Contest conditions,
count of votes on Saturday. The The ballots will be countet three
candidates are all young ladles who times each week until furtherootice,
mo.,, in.nri. anxious to see : the announcements being mide on
them take their trip to the great ex-i Tuesday, Thursday and Siturday
position, and this assures a record-: The ballot box is locand
hrpakins vote before the final count , the Guard s business office where
u Ttinrle Thnsn who win will be tne
ones who keep steadily at ivork and
it does not necessarily mean that the
leaders now will be at the head of
the list when the contest closes, be
cause only a few yearly subscriptions
are necessary to place the lowest one
In the lead.
counted on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, until further notice.
special uner.
ballots and coupons may be (epos!'
tea during Business nours.
Voting Districts. -
Lane County is divided Into dis
tricts as follows:
Eugene, three to go. .
Cottage Grove and Lorane.one to
go.
Creswell, Goshen, Dexter aii Jas
per, one to go.
Springfield, one to go.
Marcola, Coburg, Wendlini and
n ahnrt Hn)fl nnlV Wfi are OlnR
i tu. niinn,iTity nttaf Thin in I Mabel, one to go
lu waive tuo i w . u " ... o . , - TT
a grand premium for the subscribers Junction, Irving and Harriiburg,
. . V. rinll.p nn IXToalrlv f3iini.fl One tO CO.
A laree fine wall map of the state : Elmira, Blachly, Mapleton, leme,
of Oregon, the United States and tha ! and Crow, one to go.
SUBSCRIPTION KATES.
n i... R an lOOOiotes
One year by mail, $3.00 1?2ST0'ea
Six months, carrier, $2.50 iSST0eB
Three months carrier, $1.50 JnJ,0.tes
Weekly, one year $1.60 5O0roAea
Six months by mail,$2.00 500
Three months by mail, $1.00 . ...inv
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General 2)em
Valuativeh!
to the
prompt, i,. Mtioa ""Wk,
la lupplying thit
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proceed, along .u
onthemtaofthelw
able succcm.
That. .
bvninnrE;... . '
7' "S annum, of St,.,,
the preference bv ft. '
To get its beneBcialeffM,,,
the cremiinn . r.. .
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fornm V a.. n . ' m
hv nil Inn j: j. . . "
per bottle. T
New York, Dec. 30. At the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of:
the National city Bank of this city
on January 12, it is expected that
James Stillman will retire from the
office of president and will be
elected chairman of the board of di
rectors. It is expected that Frank A.
Vanderlip, now vice-president, will
be elected president. The National
City Bank has deposits of more than
$200,000,000.
New stock Drass ana black and
irons. Chambers Hardware Co.
SEATTLE YUKON EXPOSITION CONTEST.
COUPON.
In favor of Miss.
Address
Good for one vote.
Not good after Jan.
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IK YOT KNtew' .
Tin merits of Texas ' Wonder you
vnuld never suffer from Kidney,
bladder or rheumatic trouble. $1 a
bottle (two months' treatment) sold
by O. J. Hull, or by mall. Sendtor
testimonials. Dr. E. ,W. Hall, 2121
Olive street. St. LomIh
Warner Pines pianos. Ie'iveor
rters at Mo ris' Music Str.re. t -
The First
Nationol
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your accmint, vhrthttk
or email.
Your hllAlnaao n.lit .
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accurate ani confitatiu t
' tion.
SAFE DEPOSIT BODS FORK
T. O. HENDRICX8. Pre
S. B. EAKIN, TlttW
P. E. SNODGRASS.&jhk
DARWIN BRISTOL,
Anlitut CitJ
LUKE L. 000DHICH.
Asslitut Cuil
Titles Iriimiiel
Drafting and Blue Mini
Present Ownership Mips Kuril
Nouuy PobBt J
Farm l oans at Lena Rami
C. S. Freelan
&co.
abstractor!
ltooms 8 and 10, MKlug BW
Telephone lied 1151.
' It is said that Hugo Ktf
tho nevt trv at Stanley (11
Hugo doesn't try any bfflas
did witli HHiv rapte at".'
along jvith Bill.
For Safety
and Service
You will find a checking
account with the Mer
cl ants' Bank efficient and
satisfactory.
Every courtesy and ac
commodation consistent
with security.
CAPITAL ...$65,000.00
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Saturday, January 2d.
Sale Opens at 8:30
One Day Only One Bay
Saturday, January
Sale Opens $t 8:30
OLIVER
VISIBLE TYPEWRITER
Kor an Xmas Gift. Special Cash
price for ten days on Ol.lVKK TYl'K-
It! IKS for uu Xiuaa gift.
C. S. FRANK,
Loral Attrnl.
Muslin Underwear dud. Embro
idery
in
Fr.r nnp rlaw nnlv wp will Vinli-1 tVif orreati?sf anH laro-est WHTTR GOODS SALE evef
7 "J O - -- - ; - N .
Eugene. Thousands of Dollars Worth of Merchandise at prices never before heard of. lnese
of the bargains, there are thousands of more at the store. Come early and get
the best.
PIONEIR. SHOE
SHINING PAR.LOR.S
Ollt MOTTO: Klrst Claiw
Work nml 8iecinl Attrntlon o
lidlin' Tra'ilc.
Wi mil your alti-iitlon ta
our ('iikii H)st'ni.
F. BARJUY, Prop.
Iiin Williinmup riin-i.
Muslin Underwear Including Drawers,
Corset Covets, Gowns, Skirts and
Chimesse
Values up to 50c, Saturday sale price 25c
Values up to 60c, Saturday sale price.. , ...i 29c
Values up to $ 1 .00, Saturday sale price . 49c
Values up to $1,50, Saturday gale price... 79c
Values up to $2.00, Saturday sale price. 96c
Values up too$2.50, Saturday sale price $ 1 39
Values up to $3.00, Saturday sale price.... ......$1.69
Embroidery, Including the Very
Best
of Swiss.
the mill.
All imported Jirect fro
Values up to 1 5c," Saturday, sale .price,far
i
Values up to 25c, Saturday, sale pricf, pro
Values up to 40c, Saturday, sale price:,
Values up to 75c, Saturday sale price W
Values up to $2.5CfJ Saturday sale pri
5c
ac'
13c
19c
29c
49c
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Sale For
Saturday Only
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