Hugcno City Guard.
A1UKDAT,
NOV. 20, Wl.
We need more factories, and
there Is occasional talk of securing
jilantn.
A h-iilcm exchange lias made the
discovery that the WillametUj river
is fed by forty streams.
Tho French chamber of deputies
in unearthing some scandalous
jirocecdings connected with tho
management of the Panama canal
M'heme. Largo sums were used i n
l.ribery.
That Olyinnia judgo who refused
twenty-four foreigners naturaliza
tion because they could not read or
understand tho language of tho con
stitution is to be commended. Too
..ften naturalization is made a mere
lnn.
Mr. Cleveland scored a great vic
tory in Ann Arbor, the town where
Michigan University is situated
and whero Major MuKinley made
hitch a how-de-do over his scheme
of engrafting protection ideas on
Tie minds of college students. Mc
Kinlcyism has shown itself partic
ularly unpopular in tho seats of
1 irning.
.Senator Pettigrcw, of North Da
)j)ta, joins the procession that has
uliandoned protectionism. Hefrank
1 says: "There is one comforting
tiling about the whole business.
The election on tho 8th put an end
to McKinley ai.d tho high tariif
i leas which were in his bill. Mc
Kinlev is not as Lie as he's cracked
up to be."
Tho new administration slioul
deal courucrnously with tho pension
question. Thoso who are unworthy
should bo stricken from the rol
Worthy disabled soldiers aro tin
most injured by pension frauds,
Tho money that should go to but
iHirt them comfortably is uiviuei
ajiong unworthy applicants very
ol ten, bringing discredit upon tho
system.
lho .Now xork Herald calls up'
on the incoming administration to
dispenso with tho foreign ministry
una thus save many a half million
dollars iicr year to tho government
that sum now being paid annually
e i . ?.. e
ior maintaining ministers in lor
eign countries. Tho Herald say
tneso ministers aro a needless ex
imnso and a luxury that could we
be done away with.
Count Tolstoi, in tho Kussian
(iazetto. calls attention to tlm con
tinued miserable condition of tho
peasantry of Russia. IIo say
famine again threatens tho dis
tricts. Tho ryo harvest is as bad
us it was in lfv.H, ana oats aro an
utter failure. Thero is a complete
dearth ol material tor (ires, aim tho
people aru exhausted by last win
tor's misery. The outlook is black
as possible
Petitions aro in circulation ask
ing congress to establish a road de
partmont at the capital for tho pur
pose of promoting knowledge in
tho art of constructing and main
taining roads. It is asked that
provision bo made for teaching
students so that they may become
skilled road engineers. Also that
a permanent exhibit bo establishes
in which shall bo shown sections of
road illustrating various methods
of construction, also tho best road
materials and machinery.
Tho knell to elevated railways in
New York City has Bounded tho
finishing touches having recently
been put to tho plans and specifi
cations for tho construction of art
t'leetrio four-track, undergound
route. I ho sale of tho franchise,
which will bo offered for 1)5)5) years,
will take place early in January
and the estimated cost of tho roa;
which will ho ltrteen miles in
length, is $00,000,000. Tho condi
tions which tho rapid transit com
. mission will impose ujkhi tho con
struction company will call for n
rate of speed not less than forty
miles iht hour on express lines, or
irom the Uattcry to rort tieorge,
distance of ten and one-half miles,
allowing for stops, in twenty mm
utes. Tho tunnel will be ventilated
by a system regarded by all exerts
ns jtertect; and travel jn it may be
likened to running through a broad
room.
Cleveland is not a representative
of tho sjx)ils element, and has so
announced. H certainly stands
on the ground enunciated in his
message of leeember, 18S9, if his
speech before tho Manhatten club
Saturday night may be taken as an
index. He said in part: "Politi
cal events have greatly changed.
The people have become more y
litical, more thoughtful, and more
watchful than they were ten years
ago. ihey are considering vastly
greater questions than they were
men. l hey are giving jiniKirtanee
to party jiolicv rather than to par-
iy spoils, i would not have it
otherwise. I am willing that the
democratic party should only suc
ceed by meeting tho situation fair
ly and squarely; by being absolute
ly and patriotically true to its prin
ciples and professions. This is the
assured guarantee of success. I
know of no other." Thoso wiseac
res who pretend that the democrat
io party does not sincerely intend
to reform the tariff will find but
little encouragement in Cleveland'
utterance. ,
Of the $1,000,000,000 exports
from tho United .States during tho
last year over W) per cent were ag
ncultural products. lho sou is
tho corner stone of our prosperity
Seldom lias fall weather been
moro favorable for farming opera
tions. A very largo acrcago has
been sown and in many fields the
ground is coveied with growing
grain.
President Harrison it is said wil
extend the civil service classifica
tion to other parts of the govern
ment. It is well. The president
should be allowed time for other
duties than parceling out offices to
hungry partisans.
It is not often that a public man
would make the shameful admis
sion liko Wnnamaker, when he re
marked that tho voting booths
caused republican defeat. He
might as well said that with the
proncr chanco the election would
have been bought.
Tho papers all over the state are
advocating better roads. This is
as it should be. Uetter roads are
badly needed everywhere and ought
to be had. Thero is very little if
any excuse for tho miserable ex
cuses we have for roads in Oregon
The Washington corresjiondent
of tho Oregonian is distin
guislied by nothing except a lack
of brains. His platitudes and po-
litical prophesies are very tiresome
For several days tho Pacific coast
north of the Columbia has been
subject to heavy rains, interfering
with railroad traffic, and Hooding
tho country. The storm has moved
toward us today.
lho Kansas legislature may
elect Mrs. Lease to tho United
States senate. There is no consti
tutional prohibition as tc sex in
that body, and if tho state elects
her sho will take her scat. It
would bo an innovation, but one in
the right direction.
Tho Portland Welcomo says that
when Cleveland turned over the
United States treasury thero was
about fl.'SO.OOO.OOO left there.
Now Senator Carlisle savs thero
will not bo enough left next Marcl
to cnablo Mrs. Cleveland to make
her Easter pudding.
The Journal says that "Germany
can and will supply tho Unitet
States whenever sho has a Biirplus
with hops at 5 cents a pound.'1
This will astonish tho buyers who
aro paving our growers 18 to 20
cents per pound for hops to export,
They have bought for years past
for export trade. No argument
facts can controvert a statement
liko tho above.
Our friends tho turifl'bcncliciarics
do not seem to have their scare bus
iness very well organized. Their
organs contain a dispatch or two
daily from some protected estab
lishment announcing that wages
havo leen or will bo reduced, or
that production will be restricted
and bands thrown out of employ
ment, or souio other dreadful thing
The regular occurrence of theso dis-
mtches is indicative of a concerted
plan to punish employes for voting
as they thought and to intimidate
tho president-elect and congress.
HKATTliK, Nov. 2!. Reports of the
storm throughout the stuto aro still
worse today, and tho prosects of rail
communication are abandoned for sev-
tral days at least. A numtxT of nihil
tloiml (leatliM an also reported as a re
sult of tho floods, while the loss of
property in tho sluqw or farm lunlil
Intra carried away and wrecked will
make a very formidable Item.
The valleys of Duwamlsh, White,
flreen, Jtluek, Htuek, Cedar and
Puyalltip rivers to the southward, and
the Snohomish, StillaguamlHli nud
Skngit to the northward, are vast lakes,
in Pluck valley, nslar as tho eye can
see, the valley Is a seething lake, In
which logs, HlilngleH, dolts, wrecked
buildings, railroad ties, uprooted trees
and debris are lamed together 10 to ill)
feet deep, and it Is feared the new coun
ty bridge will bo carried out. In
Chehalls county, near Klina, the
Northern Paellle railroad bridge on
(irny's Harbor branch Is so weak that
train dare not cross till (lie high water
1-eeeden.
The Great Northern will not ls able
to run trains till the bridges are re
paired, slides removed und track re
newed. Tli (load In Washington.
Tacoma, Not. 'II. Ki ports are beluii re
ceived of peraoua who hav been drown d
wuile Iryiug lo encaiie irom tuetr homes
which were threati-mil ljr the yhIIi-j llooik
Frame bousrn of nil dVai'i iptioua hava been
leen rloutiiiu in the Snohomish, Knomial-
w tc. Nookaak, Green, Cbehali. While, Du
Vkiuikb, lllack, mul in fot nearly every
atrearu of any mi in lho atate west of the
mountain. All railroa I enmuinnii-ttiiw in
this aeetion it atopped eioept on the North
ern Pacific main line. It is milling hurl,
anil the duo la lia?a greatly increased since
last olcut, uiaklns cvrtalu still crcattr tie-
atrucliou of property.
ON Tlltt CMOM PM'inc".
The landsliit on tb I'nion P.u-iflo eon-
imiet to com down aud wiib iucnased u-
rgj. A dupatcb fiom Ponneville atatea
that heavy rain ia falling which l wash
ing toua of earth aud debris down the
mountain aide and goite. C -natruetion
work ou lbs Irnck around the obairucliou
li;an yeaterdar afternoon, with a larue
iorc or mvu aul the grading will ba own.
pleted todsy. lisiU, ilea and suiting nu
terials are all on tun ground od tracklay-
ing will iief-in to.lay. II it eiprcled to
have lha track completed anj tiaiua run
uing thivugU by tomorrow oik-h(.
kMkaUlug,
rKA-n i K, .Miv. :.-.iii wutcra his
now rviwjing along the Sound. Many
larnis baiM UU ruineit The railroad
aiistMiucd bcakf Utm. Tin y rv now
running agair., liuv'er.
Hiss Know tea FlerjesJ.
Hki.KXA. Nov. 22,-Tlie .m. liU etw
vasM shows tlist Mias Klla Ktiowhv,
Mipulist noniliH-o for nttorm-y-gvnerul
ias a tihirulllv nf HIS vol. ovi-r 1)m-
di-tiMk-rtit, and 4'siovi-r Haskell, npub
Ili-ail. linskell atHted during the cam.
THE STORM KINS.
iMtign tlmt if klisa Knowhit aliould de
list liiin Ite wouJ leave tbe state.
Cimnilsioaers' Court.
HtAie tm Uorcan itid Hunt:
tieo Cruwr 2 20
OO Clark
J J Murphy 4 20
Horence Jcnkina., 0 40
John Jonkina C 40
Goo LaoKworthy 10 40
A J LanKwnrthy 0 20
Mrs C Keynolda V 60
L ltevnold 6 20
It ClispniHti 20
Fwiik Tyb-r. 20
Wil Msvbew 5-2 40
S'ute vm Morgan and Hunt
Chirk Hlevtns 9 CO
Church KteMis . H 20
J W Tboinpfon tfOO
W Ciinsday 9 00
K.-i.lt l.lndley ..7 00
TK Clayton 5 00
Orili-reil al lower i
Kl'iiira Lumber Co bridge in mix r ...49 24
Ordered allowed J E Noland sherllTa
fees 11374 83
Eli Peikina bridge work 15 00
1'rHiik Iteisner treasurer 41 00
J ( i Kievensnn inpt CO 00
A II Fisk Judge 58 35
Kli Perkins coiur 19 00
James K Xoliiud sheriff 198 85
CO 90
Alonzo lobnson lumber road purpoaea.20 00
W K Walker coonty olerk $M) 40
U W Kmsey justice fees V allowed.. .2 50
8 05
" " 7 20
8 05
4 55
At Ibis time it was ordered the olerk draw
orders for witness fees in state oaaei ai fol
lows: Htate v Jones;
Win Wure 4 20
Win. Parsons 4 20
Wm Andrews 4 20
Harry Huff ....4 20
Uert Vincent 4 20
Oscur Parsons 4 20
Oeo Euirroot 4 80
Walter Howard 7 40
WmMcl'borson .. 4 2(1
John limdley 8 00
C M Dorily 2 20
State s Mill i
Arthur Comegys 2 20
A L I'alterson 2 20
.1 II Wait 4 80
Thoi Awbrey , 2 20
Kioto va Schetick et al :
H(i Calliton 220
T Gillespie 2 20
John Harris 2 20
Win Dolv 2 20
E W Kalon 2 20
Mrs Cuus Kissinger 2 20
Chaa Kissingnr 2 20
Htate i Pullen and Fresh:
A Wl'erkina 10 20
Mrs Lucy Perkins 10 20
J M Henderson 10 20
Wm (iibba 13 20
J P Ciisteel 9 20
Frank Wilson 10 20
Kteve Hinglolry 9 40
Kteve Hnttle 10 20
Ed N-ats 8 80
i II Miller 8 80
John Lawrence 10 40
Man Ward 10 20
Wm Penman .10 20
W H Hollnian 2 20
.Tames I'nrker, commissioner, 3 00
M B Iirown, jury meals, 1150
Wm Bluebley, for balance due on
appropriation for Low 1'asa road 7G 00
At this time it is ordered that a war
rant be drawn in favor Anderson &
Hruith for the fourth payment on their
oontrsnt on county jail in the sum of
81.000.
Communications' from Lane County
Alliutico and Pomona Orange relative to
care or oounty poor were read and or-
dered plsood on tile
tion. 1'hoy are as I
tile for future considers-
follows;
October 15th. 1892.
Lnne Oounty Aliinuce, No. 100, in reg
ular session assembled, ltesolred, that
Lane Comity Alliance joins with Po
mona Ornnge in demanding of the
county court of Lane oounty that they
shall BHonre a fruit and vegetable farm
and place nil the paupers of the county
thereon, ltesolved, that a copy of this
resolution be placed in the hands of the
oounty court. S. 0.8parks,
W. II. Bpatjuii, President.
Secretary aud Treasurer.
Hadletvillb, Nov. 7, 1892.
Mr. Fink, dear sir: At the last meet
mg of the Lsne oouuty Pomona Orange
the tioii. A. U. Jennings introduced the
following Ksolution which was adopted
and ordered sent to the county court for
thmr consideration
ltesolved, by the Lane oouuty Pomona
Orange, that we urge the oounty oourt to
place all persons now receiving oounty
aid as pauper in care and custody of Dr.
ltusHull, contractor for keeping all oounty
paupers, or to withdraw all- oouuty aid
from them, llespeotfully,
F. M. NlOIISWANDRR,
Secretary L. O. P. O.
Ordered allowed:
Mrs Lou Peugra, care of pauper, 10 00
I) llristow, mpDhee for nanoera. M (X)
J M (Stewart, supplies for paupers, 12 00
Juo MoOollura ' "9 00
12 It Skip worth, salary oouuty atty 17 00
r raun jucksou, supplies paupers, o 00
Jtiiigea aud clerks ot eleotion:
I M Pick S COO
WD McLean 6 00
James Campbell 9 00
Allen uoud 7 40
J N Lnper 6 DO
J M Kitchen 6 00
I O Jennings 6 00
.Ino Fiigato 6 00
FWOsburn 6 00
S M Yoruu 6 00
1) W CiHilidge 6 00
E 1) Mutlook 6 00
W Smith 6 90
Jss (learhart 6 00
Jno Jlailey , , 6 00
m Miit hews I IX)
Kwing lluiley 6 00
M MHire 8 M
J U Tuuiuell C 00
O Cole 6 IX)
leury Baxter 6 tX)
Henry Fry
. 600
. 8 40
. 6 00
. 6 00
. 6 00
. 6 00
. 10 00
. 6 00
. 6 IX)
. 6 00
. 13 CO
. 6 00
. 6 00
. 6 00
, 11 40
. 0 00
. 6 00
1 F SylvestM ..
CI F Humphrey .
1) Jowley
J M Kexuiey ....
II M Joues
O V Mays
F Wilkius
II L Kiiuu
Justm Neeley . . .
t'lmrlea Lyons .
V T Coriieliiis ..
AK Vbitesker .
L 1' Tslltusn ....
N Nsrtin
J 11 Sliiirtridgv .,
SKDiliord
J Stuili-y
, 6 00
. 6 00
. 10 40
6 0t)
6 00
A 8 1WU
J (l StoniT.-r
H F Ilnmuiell....
Dim Harding ....
li lleineiiway..
6 00
6 00
6 00
6(H)
W V Loekwood..
C J IXhM
John flmreliill ..
.'-li ii McMslmn..
WO Wahhhurn..
KO JJiirtiu
Win Mlewurt
W 15 lMlurd
J 1 llami'ton...,
Wiln Willielru..
It F Kevney
W M Ituuin
F F. l;via
II WitigarJ
K IVtv :.
W N iV.w
lWn Knuh ........
6 00
(III
6 00
7 20
6 (SI
6 00
6 00
ii) (10
61X.I
6 00
6 00
6 IS)
6 i)
6 00
6 (SI
J Wll.irn
t II CourtriKut 6 001
O K Halo 11 00
Z T Fisk 00
JJPepiot 11 00
F Thompson IX)
i) M Joues 6 00
W J Coltmsu 6 00
JAJCrow 6 00
H N Schrimpf 1X1
O J MoCullock H 40
WV Tucker 0 00
KONaughn 0 00
TLKoes. 0 00
JPlIamsey 6 00
A K Patterson 6 00
Hllollowsy 6 00
Jno Kissinger 10 00
ADHyland o (JO
OB Walker 6 00
JWCox 6 00
OeoNeet 0 00
0 A Potterf 0 (X)
John Pope 6 00
FredPepiot 10
11 J Tabor Hou
ONBuow 6 00
TO Thompson 14 00
Wm Hamilton 6 00
WBBIacklcy 6 00
WL Campbell 6 00
Jasper Smith 6 00
Wm Ferris 10 00
L O Moffltt, 00
J L Taylor 6 00
SMillesge 6 00
J D Duncan 6 00
J 11 MoCluue 10 00
I J Gray 6 00
Jno Hill 6 00
J A Walker... 6 00
AOMcCluue 6 00
W A Adams 10 WO
Alfred Drury 6 00
BB Crawford 6 00
W H Parker 10 00
OWOuiley..: 6 00
TJ fciielley 0 00 j
Wm Preston 6 00
V Heinenway 6 00
WU Mathews 6 00
I K Peters 0 00
ML Moorehead 6 001
J It O-ow 0 00
MHOeek 6 00
WLllonston H80
JABushnell (100
IsaaoCook 6 00
OeoMKirk 6 00
JBBebHfer M)
BBKelsey COO
A J Luce.... 6 00
ESpnigue 0 00
OrantUvlsnd 6 00
TJ JJliiekeley ia ou
JohnTsite 9 20
OeoLOilfry 6 00
J F Walker 0 00
EFClmpman 8 20
OA Mu.Muhou COO
A8P.wers 6 00
John A Isham 6 (XI
JWWycolT 6 00
John im8 0 (X)
O W Thompson 18 00
J L Furnish 6 00
H H Fisk 6 00
Joel MoUormack 6 00
WT York 22 00
A K Pickle 6 (X)
WWNeely 6 00
A P Knowles G 00
W Wells 6 00
Fred Bean IS 00
M J llaclanll 6 00
At t !iia time it is ordered that warrants
be drawn by the clerk iu payment ot the
following accounts:
Jack Heldtimtis, services jauitor.. . 1 iiO
J) Itimnn, bridge work 2 00
Jno M irsh, bridge work 2 110
J Smiley, justice fees 2 90
Sueiwood, constable 12 50
M E Iiollman & Co, paper 10 00
MEBoirman&Oo, paper 10 IX)
tUOENB KEOIHTEIl, print 1112 8 145.
aiio-ved 00 00
H U Kincaid, printing 8125. al
lowed 100 00
Knowles & Uettys, supplies, for
paper 8 00
PIERCE PROBABLY ELECTED.
Balkm, Oregon, Nov.21. OfMal riturns
from all couulies except Grai.l, Ihrnev,
(Jurry and Umatilla, gives tbe following
vote: iiutoner m.vtj, Nolanil IJ o'Ji; Vol
vig 12,-70, l'ieroe 32.32'J; Csples 32,244,
Irwin ;I2,2;3 Dnnue 32 150. MilUr 32.23U;
Oalvai i 23,045. lllack 2.1-1)3. It will be
seen tint Pierce is tbe highest of anv one,
Vote In Harney Counts.
JlUKNS, Or., Nov. 22. The oillclul
vote of Harney oounty for prvsiiteiitinl
electors Is as follows:
Caples 213. Dunne 212, Irwin 212.
Miller 215, Rutelier 270, C'olvljr 271),
Domini :k, neree 4i'i, uaivani I4(i
Holt 14!l, Uurleigh 148. The election
for joint representative of Grant and
Harney counties is a tie.
The New ITIanullt'her.
iknna, Nov. 22. The experiments
with the new Mannllcher ritle by kov
crninent experts, has proved that the
weapon is in every way satislactorv
I he rifle tires 120 rounds a minute,
ami is sighted at 2,700 yards. It is of
smaller bore than previous Mannlieh
ers. Tin hullets have increased vehw-
ity, and the weight of cartridges Is
lessened, and tlie recoil Is reduced to
the minimuni. Nhots can. he tlivd in
raplil succession, or at any desired in
terval.
The experts pronounce the mechan
ism of the new weanon to he wiiiikI
aim simpie. iiiougn it pours out a
Hailstorm of bullets, it does not be
come too hot to handle.
No Ulapule Over Patronage.
IlrooMiNOTOx, 111., Nov. 22 There
has been uo dispute about federal dis-
iriouiion or patronage between Mr.
btevenson and Mr. Cleveland. Oenenil
Stevenson when asked today what
truth there was In the Washington
uispau-a, alleging troubl
himself and Mr. Olevoland
distribution of federal patronage
"There is not a word of truth in
p rt I have not seen Mr. Cleveland
since the election, and not a word
about patroimge has passed between us
vy w ire or idler."
A ; (he rnrJier dapet of Consumption
ran i, j rami ii a a matter or evidence
atron; onout;h and PtMnpk-te enoiiph to war-
ram t io nuikers or IT. tierce Uulden lied
til I' s-MVerv in lroi:iisini this:
If I s taken in tune and piven a fair trial,
they'll refund the money in any rase where
ueir i - iLnno foils to twiietu or cure.
Kut i s a rneilicioe ttiat dorm't fail; it foes
to tho root of tho trouble. Consumption b
develop thnniKh the bloot, and must h
curvd in tho same way. It's a arrofuloui
affection of the hingii a Mood-taint And
Uie amiSt remedy for Scrofula in all iti
onus, the must potet-t hknl - ck-onwr,
eurwu: h-restoror, and t) -4i builder known
to nu .u-al R-ie-K-e, i- f - -'tJoUk-n Medical
I'latw.-ry." It cui. ' --fula; it cures
ConwimpUHi ; it cure i-oiK-hird, Piroat,
and Lunj arTM-tiona, As.. . a, Weak Lungs,
oevere, ljiio-nii coiiKUi, UJ SinureJ au-
nwtiu wmHirt tlie thoo.
Aad If there's do help, there no pay.
Win ycya lands.
sey Drain Tile Factory,
riM tjut Ijte shirred (oft J r1t pari o
the country.
1. SASH A CO., rruprieson.
Died,
At Elm Irs. N'oteuiber 18, 1S'J2. of spiual
dl-ease. l)or4 Klhel. ouly daughter ol I
std Jeuuin Duckworth, i;J 4 yam,
months and 19 days.
Death's cruel drt baa priced onr hearts,
And lnwed us down with grin
And now brlieslti the aib ntaod,
Our darliug daughter sleeps.
Cask ok Ik kjaw. Antolno Bima,
who has been working at Auten's
e L'ar store, ami recently uiiurcu ma
wrist Is In a precarious condition
The ease developed Into a severe case
of blood poisoning and Thursday lock-
law s t ii and It Is uouoiiui lie win
recover.
U yamlna le terlftlsUr Weinwcrntlc.
Ciikvkxnk, Wyo., Nov. 22. It now
w-eiiis eertulu that tho democrats and
iieoplu's party, which fused In this
state, will havo a majority on jonu
ballot II the legislature. 1 ue vow ior
United states senator will be 27 fusion
and 22 republicans. The republicans
aro straininir every nerve to return i.
K. Warren to tho Lintea wim-s senate
but they cannot succeed. 1 ho fusion-
Ists are demcs-ratio. The democrats
actually in the race for Warren's seat
are: (Jeorire W. Baxter, manager of
the Western l.nlon Beef Company,
and a son-in-law of the wealthy
Tennessee Mat-gee; A. L. yew, a
nephew of J. C. New, and the man
who conducted the Wyoming cam
paign; Samuel T. Corn, who wns sent
tere from Illinois by Cleveland: and
X. Ellis Corkill, a young lawyer who
h:ts grown up with tho country.
Hound for Turkey,
PoktlaM), Or., Xov. 22. Hon. D.
P. Thompson leaves tonight for Con
stantinople, to assume his duties as
minister to Turkey. Ho will sail from
Xew York December 3.
Death ol an Af ed Minister.
B1.00MINOTON, III.. Nov. 22. Rev.
John Brown, ono of the pioneer Meth
odist ministers of Illinois, died yester
day, nged 91 yeais.
Colds and Coughs
croup,
sore throat,
bronchitis, asthma,
and hoarseness
cured by
flyers Cherry Pectoral
the safest
and most effective
emergency medicine.
It should be In every
family.
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co
Lowell, Mass.
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ft Ti e imnllwt Pill In the World !
Prnvidfiri the nrpnt firnans
Oof the body are not Irif-paraldy injur- O
ed, there uru f.-w uisi-asea tlutt
TUTT'S
oTiny Liver Pillso
Q I.lver, I lie Spleen, the Heart ami the (k
w Kiilneysare liruught lntuhrininio v
Oaetinii, ami health, vigor of mind and
ImmIv folluw their use. Itosa small. O
11. .A ' fllT... Illl.n in ir..k-. . v
Will nnl -i llv (hA Mntlnn
oo0o o o o o
Carpenter and Jobbing Shop
I. C. PLUMERTH, Contractor and Bnilrler.
Furniture Made and Kupalred. Saws Filed,
Corner SOi and Ollvo streets, Eugene, Oregon
or. i anvils,
Attoraoy-at-Law and Notary Pnbllc.
( ollpetlons nisilesilil T.nnnii nnirnttAfi. r.ni.ul
llistruiiieiitH drawn suit Pension iiHiiera in.i,ur.
nj. cinie iM-uKiu aim sola auu reins eiu.
leetinl. A sellers! InlelllL-enee (iltlee enmlueiMl
wmeeai resilience, hat aide Willamette stree
iK-ineen sixtn auu Seventh streets.
M-t-tM-- OKKUOX,
J. L. PAGE,
DEALER IN-
GROCERIES.
H.WIJCO A LARGE AND COMPLKTK
t(K'k of tSUide ami Fanp (jnMir.M
k l.a. 1 aL- t & i
wuui. iu vim iwi oiarKeu
EXCLUSIVELY FOB CASH.
Can olfer the public better price than
otr house
any
EUGENE
Pnuhu-e nf all kin.ls taken at market price
SNOWDEN
Nashingtou II' 1 n
iSlliiierar; firings
hln there- I O
HOTEL.
Flaq Sialinn on Sou: ern l'aciflo II R.,
W'H Mileafroui Portland.
TERMS,
$2 PER DAY, 5lO PER WEEK
NEW P. AT II HOUSE
Ten feet f.i.ro hotel.
Till WATER CONTAINS:
Chloride ol Sodium,
Culori . of M ;neiuiu.
Cslcuuii,
CaKviunle if Ir n,
bhline,
Hr-miine.
Thf fo'.low-rc I)i- have hern Pnrt h.
Ihrir n-e. fii rbrHuiaca bad uL.umH
their irnnureen:
Iiheiiuiati-n, Aiiae,
tul'irth of tbe i tuat-b,
X-mI Catanh. Dropsy,
Dial vi. , Eruption of (be Skin,
Kidney and Livir Affictioui.
BEN. D. BOSWEU, Proprietor.
P. O. Addreos, Drain, Oregon.
Cash paid for produce
at Goldsmith's,
J. D. Matlock Gi
2
Dry Goods,
Furnishing Goods,
Boots, Sloes, Hats, Caps,
PEIOES THE LOWEST.
J, D. Matlock Co
EM 11 A SOS.
Bangs & Henderson,
: Proprietors of the :
Having barn room
extending tbronch
equipment
Largest and
T .... U. . .n. Kl.l.la M .nl In 4
than ever for accommodations in Ibis lino
Tbe barn (scino on Eishth street will
and is provided with plenty of room for all
team. Ibe bam laciug on Mnto street is eqmppeil Hb tile liv ry outtits (ormoliL.
lonaine to both barns, and with this arrangement we are Burn lo lie able to nle.u ,.
We are better prepared for tbe sccommodution of the travelling public iu U,tli iw,
lu es man
8 luck weighed on Eighth Street settles. Wuons on Ninth Sir- el k alts.
No change will be made in prices.
Any Other Concern in the City.
We are constantly adding conveniences
anu oar r:i)iuij increasing patronage.
Proprietor! Belknap and
Salem, Oregon, W.
Salem. Oreeon. W. I. STAi.rr. Prinrin.il.
A thorough business training school. Endorsed by the business and prutession.il men of Silm
Five Departments Business, Shorthand, Typavriting, Penmanship ,Enp&
School in session theentiro year. Studenn sdmilted at nny time. Calnlni;ne ennt.iinincinformiioi
THE
23, 188G.
Patented Feb
3r TAKE
THE
corset jTAOJKorar
ARE MADK ONLY BY THE
JACKSON CORSET CO., Jackson, Mick
The manufacturer's name is printed upon the boxes, and
stamped upon inside of clasp in each waist. They
are the most popular articles of the kind now
the market. You should have them.
BE SUIiE AND GET THE RIGHT THIXC.
For Sale by A. V. Peters.
City Property.
The value of an investment in
merit which it possesses, and the
That is why
UNIVERSITY ADDITION.
ProiiertyiatB
best Investment In Eugene, especially
Adjoining the University grounds and the city limits on the East, with
street-cars, city water and electric lights extending to it, it is
the most convenient and desimhle property on the market.
Never mind the weather, UNIVERSITY ADDITION, is high
and dry and naturally well drained. Prices low, and on easy terms.
Call on or write to II. N. Coekerlineh
Farms.
EUGENE -f CIGAR 4 FACTORY
: No. lOO. :
: MANl'FACrUHER or AND dialer in
CIGARS and TOBACCOS of all kind for the WHOLESALE and RETAILTBAPE.
The Large.! and Brat 8,-I.tiH Su k i.f Clgan, Tobac-coi, J'lpei, Ftc, ev kept m111
Harin purphn thl .t.-k hi a nival dlwount. I am aMe tom-U U-l.-w l..rtlnd
"laUliij anything m ihis line will Jo well to price my goods before purr-basin
Tlilll.D PippTOH'ICE CORNER, El'GEXE, OREGON.
A NEW DISCOVERY!
Being in waul of wom-eure f.r rmreV
levt and inniim-,
tic Stin hi
Hoof Cure Company
Have dlimirerrd a im-dlrlne which
Isa-il KE I KK for
UI) FEET & LEMENES8.
Alan for ftratche. Barb Wire Cnt, Collar
-(ialhand HKrlaea. -'hiine 1 '
diK-overf Ii calli-d '
"IIQ01KURE,J
Anj can he had at
- i . '
SMITH & HALL'S. - AIJENTrl
For a sauare dea). to
Q Qoldsmith's.
-DEAI.KItS IN-
loinin
Tub, Valises,. Notions,
J. It.
ESI
a whole Mock, i
bich together with
oiakos Ibis Ibe
Most Complete
V. .. V .11,, ... . I... .... II . .. I
Ibsu ever.
b- u-tid (or lho feed and sde nt ,1,!. h..v
vehicles tlmt ennie as v. II , vimrvNi.
which enable ns to keep dd with tin H.
Foley Spring Stage Line,
I. Stalet, Principal.
ORIGINAL.
See Patent Stamp on Each Waii
NO OTHER.
GENUINE
WAISTS.
Acreage.
property depends upon the actul
prospects of its increasing in val
if you want n oenutiful place for a home
Eugene, Or. Offlee in Chrisinan Bio
Fruit Lands
CURE
YOURSELF.
fi:iut U.- V. I tm Ci-krmtnrTbCB
r ui uy uuuitumuiai 7. J
BigO. It curei In a few dart
without the aid or publicity a
four anicxi ior
guaranteed not to ttnenn-
TV MtMrtal Amtrita i-
Mannfactnred
,ThIrniCbemi
CINCINNATI,
AnytETng in tfiTgJ
eery line, Goldsmitof
"We lead in quality
prices. Goldsmiths