The Eugene City guard. (Eugene City, Or.) 1870-1899, February 13, 1897, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextKiigeiuj City Guanl. v III. DAY, ii:i51u:auv 13 Jiutler, the AuHtralian murderer, now held fur extradition in San Francisco, it has been mi ((gen ted, fcliouM chtahlinh the fact that lie had murderei a'few more people in (.'ulifurnia, than tint forty oil lie Kot away with in Australia, ho that he would ho claimed for trial in California, and ho thus assured of a lionized time of it in oumpluouM jirinori quarters instead of Hreteh ing licm rii;ht ppeedily if he in deported hack to the antipodes. California murderers ceern to he Hpecially favored. I'erhaps the fi rut h!.i''k walnut lumher ever manufactured on the I'acilie coast from I'uciflo conn ;:mher. wan (tnweil a few (lavs iil" penditure and waste of public funds , ;,t tin; mill of S II Ilorton, went of WM.ian: ok tiik si;.a i k. The ( i' oii State Senate in com-jioi-l of thirty Henatorri. Vet thin liinly, that wis elected on the moHt exemplary pledges of reform and retreiichmeiit, now liai on the pay roll of the MTiutu the namei of 07 clerks. And thi too u hen llm lower hoiii-e has not yet been organized anil the work of the legislature is virtually paralyzed. Thii reekle-s and profligate ex- restH entin-ly on the Hhouwlerrt ol the twenty lour republican senator us thi! hi x democrat and populi-t henntorn had no voice in the ce lection. ISi furo the last eirtio;i (til of the senators were pledged by per sona! promises aiid party platform to the H'ri :tent economy in public ud.iirH. The result shown how little value tln-y attach to anti-election pledged and platform. It has been a disgraceful scramble for such petty spo'iln. There nr a lot of a brainless women in S in KnneiMeu who in variably make a great gusli over criminal or cutthroat who com mits an atrucioin crime. bx. Since the heating of the new deni eratio hcnator from lielaware, the. I) S Senate stand"; republicans, -II; deniocralH, !'); populists 0. Ongonian: The true patriot breathe a tli mkful sigh these dayn as he rellm'ts noon the mast of dangerous measures that are not being miulv into law at Salem, An old friend remarks that our legislatures can usually just lv be compared to the old farmer, who, in Netting the broken leg of his dog broko it in another place. In a recent account of a duel between twoolliocrs ol thederman iirniv a dcrmaii newt-paper cyn ically rumaikcd that thu cause of the duel "was the one that always exists when a married man heuds an unuiarried licutemin t his card." lleppner (ia.ette: The hena torial muddles in so many Mutes this year emphasize the necessity of electing Feuators by u direct vote of the people. Oregon's senat .rial election muddles liflvo often been very unpleasant, and consequently all favor the above plan. The All any Herald strikes the nail on the bead when it says the dominant idea in the popocratic Simon urno ( renouia n com bination is just beat Mitchell and let the whole wtate, country mid every thought ol proper legislation or representation in congress, go to the devil, or anywhere else. The- members of the legislature who are holding up tho lower house to defeat Mitchell for senator are also holding up legislation. The y limy have a chance to think (1 this if they ever again ask the sullrageof their constituents. Lit tle ilillerence between Mitchell n ml most ol those anxious to aiuni his seat with odds in Mitchell's favor. llepresentativo (ieorge Watdiing lon Murray, the only colored mem ber of congress, has come to Wash ington from South Carolina to en ter Upon a protest against the counting of that state's (doctoral volo on the ground of unjust regis-1 tration uud election laws. If he pushes his contest the electoral count cannot proceed until it is settled by congress, and his re pub lioan colleagues arc urging him to drop it. Kv ports of grain from Southern ports have iuci eased at n remark:!- hie rale during the lasl two years. The export of corn from New Or leans made a hound Iroiu S.Toli, Hiti) bushels in in iv.r to JV-"-,-V IHH) bushels, id lSl'i'i, or more than li.tKVI.OOO bushels in excess of the shipments from New York. The value of Lreudst nil's exported from l!alltiinore, Newport News, Nor folk and lialveston also shows a heavy increase. No one who ( xpc. ts to do any thing or he iin tiling in the future can ulloid to participate in or up hold mi thods of obstruction. They are w rong in j rinciple and prac tice. He who takes them up lor expedvnoy, to accomplish home desired end, w ill li o ti) regret his mistake. Time, the lovcler of all things, will hhow to him his error. Honesty is the be-t policy, always and t very where. Mraightforw aid conduct pays in the t ml. A Chicago paper says that a farmer near Chicago recently went to a real estate agent and otlered to trade his farm for city lots. The agent was all business and was in for a trade nt once. "I want to Moiiroi!. The logs came from old I. an' aster, a burg thu t is a relic of early Ori'g in days, initiated two or three mil's from Junction, and the trees were planted while the commonwealth was still in swad dling clothes. The logs were in dimensions from twelve to fifteen inches, ami only a few hundred feet of tho lumber was made. The fibre was tou h and tho grain was smooth ami susceptible of the high polish usually seen in walnut fur niture. No onf! can tell how Mrs Mc K inley will receive the American public when it invades the White House, says the lloston Herald, but if it is her intention to abolish the ridiculous handshaking business by silting in a chair with both hands holding a bouquet of flowers, she will ho supported in it by every intelligent person. This promis cuous handshaking is barbarous work even if it is "a good Ameri can custom." There are. some American customs that need over hauling and reforming, anil shak ing hands with thousands of peo ple, merely because your husband is their president, is one of them. Kosehurg Keview: Now comes well defined rumors of bribery from Salem, tho Beijuel to the usual cor rupt senatorial struggle in which a great lobby is employed by one of the aspirants. Two years ago tho ambition of .1 N Dolph to succeed himself to tint senate defeated prac tically all legislation in the in terest of the people, ami at this session J 11 Mitchell is determined to be returned to Washington re gardless of all conscijin-nccs. .Most of the members of tho legislature come to believe no doubt nfter reaching Salem that legislation is a small matter compared with the momentous iiicstion of who shall be U S Senator. It is a deplorable condition of all'airs. Keuiiil, Sum. -thing hna long la-en niiilil Id tul.e the place of pills. Many thing have I ice n tried ami found wanting VliUIMIiON'S I'i.kasant I.Kjiin l'lHMC tills the t.lll. It Is not drastic. It does not gripe tunl Is free from secondary constipating cllecta. The Ideal physio for children, duxes 'Jo cun's. Ask Yerlrgtun about It. Hunt mid Mine Kcpitli'lug. I have opened up a hoot and shoe repair shop In the Matlock building on Kigulh struct. 11 1 nt elas work at prices to suit the times. I nil! here to slay. Cull and get acquainted. Kl Cl.l'lti:, Air light Stoves. Save j Hie wood. .Never have to (mild llres In the iii'Vning. Take up ashca only once a uioiith. No cleaning up necessary around tlit stove, A full assortment at V 1. (.'handlers. (o to Hand's ew (inig Store For t'cWItt Cough Cure, PcWItta Kur il liiscni, King's lliacovery for Con Miniplloti, Chamberlain's Cough Cure, Mulch's Coii'iuniptlnn Cure, Ituck leiis' Arnica Salve, tunl nil patent medicines, of h hich he has a complete line TIM UM'AY, H;I5UI AUY4. 'I lie bsroiui ler indicate uehunge. lialid' New I)ru,' 'tore, !nh street. 'I l.c I'I.i. IiIk liievele mull lain lot! II The city of I'rinevllle is rnhking wur; on vugs. ratroni.-) the street ear then- stormy days. r Tomorrow Is Abraham Llneoln's1 biithduy. Kllll lino lit Hollieepathle reiliedie at Jtainl's New I 'rug Store. "Iiuiinind" Willi" Winter, I he Sun Francisco drummer, is in tin; eily. Mix Klleii Mitchell of Pleasant Hill, I Visiting with friends In this eity. j The (rillln Hard warn Coo, puny re-1 eelved a ear load of I) jure plows today. i) Woodward was eleele I mayor of Corvullis in thu. elty lust Monday night. Marlon county has a class of fifty thrcH appllcunts for tcuchcr' eertill-eul-s. Mr Will Smith eiim; up from Sa lem today and will vlit with friends and rrla'lv s. Judge J (' Kullertnll of Kosehuig, passed through eoroiile home on the afternoon local. Salem Jinn nul : Mrs Ir H F MeCor- if TT It's a Fact A.Miir.u. Hurl.- rovercd lis f.vo with M ! ills wife le.d Just g'.i.j Willi lJv- , III" Op to Date Prices and Goods. 1 JJeynnd ull doiil.t that you call huv j shis-s froni Yoran's Bargain Coun ter elicaer tnuiiat any l iirine c i Sale In ligenc Try it -at Once Yoran's Shoe Store. j rortland at 7 p in. For sleeping ear I icM-rvutio-, tickets, or Information, ! eal! on or ad lres K J Mc( liinalian, ' Ugl 'it, lv gene. Olc. nack, of Fugene, Is a guest of h. r j Sjvation Army Fii-ign N'.-lson, Sister, Mis It S I Sea II. ! who was ill F.ueelic w it h (he Army Mr nod Mrs (.has I. Nistick, of several mouth ago, ami was trails I'ortlaiid, urn visiting for a few days at . fcrrcd to Astoria, w i I "farewell" Iro.n the residence of Win l'reston. that eiiy on the I Ith, lilt Fields, Superintendent of the Alhimy llelinsTat : A letter 'ei-rived S P Company's lines In Oregon, pu.-rd fr., m Mrs W IS I.awler fr I'aris, through Hiaith, on the afterniMiti train. ny un Albany trieiid states that Mi The iiortli room of the Pickett hmld- 1 I.awler' eyes are grcutly iin roved, lug Is Is-iiig kalsomliieil, preparatory to , ' d li e pro-M-ets were thut his sight iKcupaiicy hy Kiiull'inaii ISrotliers dry '. would he perinuiieiitly retoml. goods store. j ., t Friday night at Vlllard Hall, Do vou lack faith and love health? i "l'arons" w ill render selection from Let us estuhlisli your faith ami restore your health with )eWltt' Sarsaparil la. O.i III KN k 1I-1, AMI. lien 11 I'arsou Will make his Hist appeuraiii c In l aigeiie Friday evening nl Vlllard hall w ith his celebrated eon eert orchestra. J S (iritid, of liutt", Molilalia, who has heeii visiting with his sister, Mrs. ieo II Coulter of ( ileliada, left for hi home this morning. A set of lire clay ciUing ves-els w ill make the must useful kitchen addition yini can Mud. li pieces lor tl.OO. F I.Cll AMIU U.S. Itoadlliicdcr Waite, of the S I" t 'mil- pauy pass'd Ihroiigh on the aflernooii thu giand operas "William Tell1' "Carmen'' "liohciiiian ;ir','' and "Faust," any one of which Is worth the price of lldllli'siotl. When we e insider that the intes tines are about live times as long as the body, we can n ali.e the Intense sllll. ring eXs-rielli'ei w hen they are ilillallied. JleWitt's Ctilieaml Cholera Cure hubdues In Humiliation at once and completely removes the ilillleulty Osllt'KX A. In l.ANO. Salem Journal: Homer liaveiiport, the great cartoonist, is expected ill Salem tonight, having !i--ed through Chicago en Sunday lie was called home by (he serious illno of Ids father, T M Iiaveiipoit, who is much train. "Jerry He had an rye i" along the line. o.lt for lls!l,"l'r"v'''1 l I-) Yoian returned lat night (non a trip as tar soutli as praln. Here We are anxious to do a little good in (his world and can think ofiiojihas antcr or U tter way to do it than hy ports good uece sellim,' shoes and recommending One Minute Cough Kl'PY S I'll K Sl'ITOSllOKY i utile . I le mire Piles siet M,'V icliouli .1 .si cviil '"'nll('ituiil r Ihi N'ti l lmi' l-T clreulsr siel r.'t slulle Ui IN lil' PV. Kc:lleft'.l l'hsrnisi-1-.l.t smi s 14 N.i lirti i Aswssse. Kr sif Sv s;l i :. .Irutiimn fii'tiM here, nl 111 KuiitMitf . u ly (iivliuoi A Pel sue to (urea Cold In One Hay. I'.iko Laxative Hronio IJuliiiiie Tali All druggists lefiuid tlie money il falls to cure. l"ic, hhow you," he said, "a Mock of the finest lots any w hire in Chicago. They are centrally located and as cheap as sawdust. liet into my buggy tllld I'll lake ' ml out to see them." Thej drove out and looked at the lots and the agent expatiated at creat length upon the advantage tif their location and finally said: "Now, when can 1 have a look at your farm?'' "I'll show it to you presently,'' said the fanner. "It's about ten miles back on the road between here and town." Ki ukk.ui Sot i a I. The Pauiliters ol li I ekah lodge wlllivo an enter tai iiuicnt ami social dance at Armory ha' I Monday evening, February S'Jd. Admission '.'j cents. It iy an Air Tight stove and have a tliv day and night for less than j of the expense of an ordinary go,.d stove. Sv them F I. Chambers. lYrson w ho have a coughing sell very night, m account of a tickling will go Hurl li next week. HI I LUll'S CUM'., the great Cough and Croup Cure, is in gn at demand. I'licket sl.e contains twenty-live doses only lTc. Children love i Sold by I leiidcrsoii A I. inn. Parks' Tea clears Hit coinplexiou Mrs. N. Meyet'.e, of Le I toy, N. Y.. says: "I have used Parks' Tea and 11 ml It the liest remedy 1 have ever tried. Sold by A. Ykuinoiun. Thu city editor of the ( ii'Aun is in debted to Hon II It Kincaid, secretary ol state lor a copy ol l lie biennial re port of the secletary of state for Is'.ioi!. K .MIL'S CI.OVF.U Koor will pu rify your blood, clear your complexion, regulate your bowels and makes your head as clear as a bell, liio, olic, and ll.oo. Henderson A I. Inn. 1'ass the gisid word along the line. Tiles can leipiiekly .uied without an operation by simply applying IV Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. O-mrus A HkLano. Pure blood means good health. V Wltt's Sarsapaiilli! purities the hl.snl cure (iriiptlons, eci'ina, scrofula and all diseases arising from impure blond. Osiii hn A PkLano. A gelitleinan if this city recently presented a tramp uiili an overcoat. The coat turned up a tew days after in a second hand tore, wher I he tianin had dispoM'd of It for one dollar. Mi's I. S, Hawkins, nf Chattanooga Tenn., -ays: "Shilo's Vitali. i 'Saved My Lite.' I consider t the bc-t reme dy for debilitated system vel u-eil. l or lysH'psia, Livei or Kid ney tmuble it excels. Price Ti cents Sild bv I leiidcrsoii ,V Linn. i smi i go i-.ast until you l.ave the undciigued, who can ipiote I he lowest ratis, furnish you through ti kels, s is'ping ear Is seen i you your Khs, and arrange for a pleasant trip via the I'nion l'acille system. F.J McClana- han, aieut, Fugi lit', Oie. It would be hard to convince a man siill'ding tivni bilious colic that his agony is due to a michds' w ith an uu pronouneahlc name. lint one doe of lVWitt' Colic and Cholera Cure w ill tvnvimv him of Its (suvcr loall'ord in-i nut relief. It kills pain. 0 111' H N A; 1H I. ANO. I'lie American l'.eauty owe tierpi-es-lie mon lo a clear tvuiplexioii than to inn oilier at! i Unite V con ..f "' """"'" " ' "" i"'"" I'llt k' ul ..to, . 'tie .Hiiiuic Cure as a pieveiitive of luieiunoiiia, colisiiuiplioii and other serious lung troilldes that follow neglected colds. O'tniru V Is l.ano. We m'ght tell you mole about One Minute Cough Cure, but you piohahlt' knovv that it ctins a cough. Fvery one ibs-s u ho has .1st lit. It is a pel feel remedy for cough-, colds, hoarse. lies. It is uu esieelal favorite for Children, ls i:ig plca-alit to Ink- and puck in curing. Osm uN A HkLano. The only chair ear line to the Fast is the I'nion l'acille. Fa-tern cities are reached via this line with fewer changes of eats than via other lines. Kates al ays the lowest. Ticket to or from points in the I'liited States, Canada, or Furope for sale by K J.Mc Clanahaii agent, Fugene, Oregon, For a alii in the clu-t a piece of Haunt I dampened with Chamberlain's I'aiu H i 1 in and bound on over the m of the pain, and another on tie back between the h Milder-, will atb'ld prompt relief. This w especially Val uable in eases win re the pain is caustd by a co, and there is a tendency tie ward pneumonia. For sale by Osbiirn A Ivl.ano. Fli 1 1 tit. L imber City, Pa., writes: "I have been sutl'eiing from piles for ."i years and thought my case incura ble. lVWitt s Witch H iel Salve was recommended tonic as a pile cure, so I bought a box and it pel forme I a per-1 manciit cure." This is .m!y one of thousands of siiiuar cures. Fcema, ' sores and skin diseases yield (piieklv when it is Used '-111 UN A 1I I.ANO. I've a secret in my heart, I Sweel Mai ie, A tale I would impart, Sweet Mai.e: If you'tl even fairer Is' Vou must always u,e 1'aiks' Tea The Improvement you w ill see. Sweet Marie. Sold bv .. Ykuini. lov. Jnl.n hsmtl. ....... V..fidull L'ol.e f jnfc Vlnr.s., -wavlr-g t-'lil' d l'-r th p-n Ur .r.sl and J..l. Sarl.-s eevend Id n-ltli Ms bands. j f )Mi h,.n en the Hut of l!ikl!ig Jn to the --If lni.--d Isolation f a rr,',"h ,r.,. i.;,ture w I di Atii'T raliie Ane U r ti e little daughter of only " mat., frt. i.d, who dying li.fl Intrusted bet Sw,n II... linisl'i t tier laughter bad rln,d i.ay the ghoul!)' eeh'ss. from Iht lollfly (iM holl . UIHltllfllglliei licrnn,.,v eyis brifht.n.sl every room. Ibr J.s.kt iin-wcd the tables, hor flower filled tin I..HU iimi-sl vase, her go n man- on... r,,. r against the (lark wulU n hhu lllttci! up stairs and dow n. Hv nil became changed lss-aiis i f l..-r New fiiriiituni rephesd tin) old, i w i-irpets cia.m! tin. tlo-.r, tlie roil t. r.ll..rT blo-somed with raw plant ami a ifrai.d' I I Hi o lit up a dark recess of th( lll rirv Its .ollsiit (1 ivory and r.-e " ai il I v the little girl Iss-amoii iiiald en to w l, 'in every door was open, mid who- null.! was a f.iM.r tvlilch inelU'.ni slit. .. . I as wa ll nigh ri- lous, ami all tin tun., that AiulsT was growing wliisonn ttial.w.ei i. Ml graceful John S.irl. wai grow In.; . Id and wrinkled and gray. lint ,. he nt was young a- en r, mid he lonsl An.ls r with all t!. pent up for.o of lib lint iir. ai d he -utlcr.Hl agonic h.raii' "I that love, filing that shu could ijcicr, never be hi-. One (lov it handsome boy of good raiiitl) eaii.e to ask l.lm f"r Ainls r's hand. Pool John; II" g lie his colls, nt and his ble-S lug a well. What i l cuild he tin, Ii'il knowing but Amber l"V..I hlm Anc while Hie boy was pleading his cans.. .lohr s.it la his study with as hitter a lenrtach' us ever man had. Presently the d's r opened, but hodiiln'l look up. Ami then eaiui' a sw.s t, sobhini. voice and the pressure of two soft arm. about his nick from Is hlnil. "lih, giiardy, gimrdy. are ymi tlnsl o! Hie that you try to get rid of mu so!-" lie was siilToeiitlUir with siiqirisi'alid jo) mid terror, but ho maiiagisl to draw hei nrouad here he rnidd sisi her face, wldel was rosy with Muslie and persiteiitl an Tied. "Anilier!" hecrlcd. "'1 1 red of you I Want to g. t rid of you, Amis r!" And then, tvas.iir.d by Ids tone, sh( bur-t out passional, ly: " Ves. you "iiust be, else you'd never sent Mm to mc when jmi know 1 liuto Mm hate tin in all but you!" He drew her down on hi knee at thai and In Id her close In his trembling arm. II Is f e e wn near hers, lint he did mt klsi her. He could only hs'k at the sweet, wel eyes nail childlike mouth, tlieroiir.il. soft check ii ii 1 gold brown hair, wondering, doubting, hoping all lit me c he e. ulil not hae told w lu. li the ne st of the three. That was two y.ars ago two hlcss-ei' years. Aml ir 1 .veil him, mid Anilsr wut ids wife. Hut of late n shadow had f allen betweer them thu shadow of Lawrence Kendall. lie had growl; coiii and all-ore in hit manner, causing Amber niai.y tears am': nun li wi rriinciit. Unci' In' I. ad been posl lively har-h towanl her. What else had In Iss'll tolilghl? Hear litti Amber! lie could fisd tin tear In her cy mid the .piiver of hei mouth, though lie cntihl imt s.e them. Ah, just wait till she came in, tired anc cold anil sleepy! '1 lien he would make nl right. She would forgive him of cotirst she w. uld. tho darling! And they would Is. happy again. '1 he tin light would dance on her hall ami bring out the soft color In her f.n-e, and she would laugh mid smile In the oli' joyous way. What a fool hi' had Wen How- cou.trdlv and unreasonable to doubt his innocent darling even for one moment It wa V! o'clock, and A mis r ought ti have Ist'ii liouie an hour ago. What win It made John start and pale and treiiibU as he glaneisl at the clWk Were hi feart conliniH il: Had his doubts Us-ome trut lis! Hark ! Was not that the sound i f n car riage pausing at the eiirblngy What ocea finned this unusual confusion In the hall lI. John S.irlcs seized liiscruti'liand limped a few paces toward the door, but stopis i! a it was Hung open, and the figure of ai old s.riing man ap eared on the threshold. "Master'' he began. John Sarle' lip moved, but li sound passed them. "Master, I have eniiie with sad new for you. There ha lnvn an accident. The horses ran away and .Mis Amber'' I In caught John as hu reeled and fell, mid answering the mute, awful appeal ul tliose agiinleil eye, lie concluded: "I hurt seriously, but imt fatally They have just brought her home." 1 1 1 rev months afterward, when bursting Mid and freshly sprouting grass pro claimed that spring was at hand. Ambei was carried Into her huband' studv and prepissl up by pillow and cushions on tin sof.i there. Her face had lost Its roundness unit Its dainty color, and the beautiful brown km1,1 ,alr Was cut el. e to her head. Hesciitly he came and sat down on the edge of the sofa all their difference hod long since Isvn made up and took her I hand In Ins. I here were tears m I, Is eyes, though Amber' were clear enough. "Veil il. ar old John." she. aid. smiling, "I leliive vou fivl worse about It than 1 I do. " lb' soblvd. "Well, you needn't, you silly boy. ' Hie Was silent a moment and then sin) Mid j miisiiiiilv, ' Do ymi know, I K'llevu I'm half glad" j "tih, my darling, to be lanio all your j life' i "Ye, fur don't you sen wu shall s-ym-I J ot hli with one another more than' we ever nave. And. nh, John" "Ye. Amber. " 'T neier rwiliiil Ivfore how patient and dear yu were tmtil I wa hurt. I think 1 l..e you better than ever. If that can Is', anil I ,un sur.- ipiite, iUit ,,, that this ha Kvii a blesswt lesson for both of lis Aren't you:" inn .ion n, m lus newer an I el,. ,r. , ,. ' il'Cii. dar.il v.- t ilcnv It ' Men's Heavy Boots at Cost Until April First . I ya't fUO fine thnet, Sn t0 r)r Jloyi' Hum. fl.OU, 91.1ft. !..Mi, ,, , ehool ihoei 6S, so, II jju. .,V,, Uditsi' flue kid Up Ins- h .,' . . ,'' lAdlcn' flu kid tlD button .i,.- .' . ' iillei' fine button lliwt, r, IaiIim' hevy iIiom, ll.wi, l.i.-, i,'.a'',. Iiliva' black and tan otl,a ... . ' '- .Tcct. o Men'i and Isjt' clolhliij ti r, Mteklmoiihr, al roat, aen'i work shlrn. A i:,H), nd t overtlli, M, so, it), ui, ud see Our ntw slilrt walitii, up to date, 60, 75, 00, $1.00, 1 1 44 f " 2)e Vry b'et 36-Inch percalei, all colori, lOo per yard. Outing llannels, 7, 8, 0 and 10c per yard, Ut make, lirocadfd all wool aarge. 60, 65, 65 and 70c per yard. All wool 30-Inch aorge. all color., 6o per yard, ssatteeo, Lrocadwd and plalD, 10, 14, 17, 20 and IMe per lJnu'iale bleached 4-4 mullo, 8c par yard, l ubWached niusliu. 5, 0 ', 0 and "c jer yard. We are better prepared to p6 close bargainsllhan ever before, and will an object tor joy to bj jour shoes 01 us mis season JE. FRANK Sc SOWS. RACKET STORE. THE HEATING QUESTION Let us solve it for ym. Wa have a large and well delected line of beatiuif and corking stoves with which to do It. If you are inter red don't fail to cull on us. 1 be HP' JEl. GRIFFIN X 3Ln 33 Leader of all wood and fjund on our lloors. airtight lienters,a HARDWARE COMPAt Ui aJ.it bo. VHkofiiinLH, l-ot YKulllv. Nu&l . evil oii'ums. it'ifKJU'Ncr mid Hunting aiivkM-iet J Innil blootl tjiilldir. Mnkns t he i:iliHmJntiitTiif itiiritiflr I Knallv rnrrlcd in rNt HkC. V I V'V .'; 1 r M.i. Htki I mhl, with a writtrnvit'inint or mimrfjvmu it WriUf I Imrl.ntl biwik, Ben if n pmin wmpiT, run ip-uinintit nnnn.-inl afniiitlnir. Knrhiirn frtrrwfil'iitl,,!. ltmor ttiniM. bilJLfUBrtU,orisWrrlt(Hi:t1ltOta, MuoacTM.aJ puv - t: n rrTjt . js i s.,. l iiliy Items. K-b. 10, 1S!7. Mr Sum Stiles was in this vicinity last week en business. Hud Kint.iey and his sister, ol Si iiiiejlleld, were visiting at their sis ter's, Mrs. IJ'iimvault, last week. Mr Serilitier, of Dexter, was here tills week buying c lives. Mr and Mrs Weil I are in possession of a tine buy. J It Ilolbronk, of Kyi't, was In this vicinity Saturday looking after seed corn. Mr IliitiiKin Carter passed here this tniirnin at a two-forty gait. He lias tmt sold his shepherd pup yet. Mr J N It Fuller will beiu bauklng lo's in a few days. The next tlilnif on the prngrntnuiu will be a cook. Look out, llannun. Mr J K Holbrook was In this vi cinity Tuesday. Kev JHnekwell preached here Sun duy to a good si.ed audience. The U 11 iinirteriy cunfereiioe will convene Saturday and Sunduy next at Kuypt. We think the legislature ought to ell'ect mi ork'iuiialioii and legislate some for the guml of the common wealth. Repealing the indebtedness tax law, iiiuking the legal rate of In terest six and eight ier cent, and many other instance would beat lob bying f"r policy. Mr II A Carter m i le a visit to the con ti ly seat Tuesday. t'OK. Vri Srlrre Itvliiike l adiiiiulM, rul by the stomsch whea Its fune li.'iissre Hbtifi'd Iiidlferetieni In esllnu nr Irlnli. are re iultcd til the first Instance by invite Indiiicsiloii, Whleli, if liijuiiicloiisly UcHiei! er L'UretKnli'.l, SH?edilr iin'rcps Into hriniie ilsu'.iia. Beth, fie-tunHtelr, are mn. lyersillestle with llnsietter'i StuniHeh Hitters, tm.lesiid nlieriilive as highly esteemed by thi' medical profession as by the geuersl pub lie. The nervous trouble and illlurs-il nightly repose, usually associated with ilvspepsla, are sell relieved by till" Hitlers, whleli is His., . r,r.. vcitalivo u( malarial, lllelllllatli. ami Iri.l ...... mplaiii'i, mi-1 an iuviuorant of iierllng Ta'l. nl.lnllsness atld eiillstllmli.ot ..U.. .1 nuillily relieved l.y It, a witieatassful l-l..- iiiea, imearia apis'lite, which can t saiiMied .1 iiirt.iiv-n us reiruiaunii and I se it systematically and per. Springfield ObsciviD,'.. ine irojts, ine orenestia ii.r gave one of their wotiderfiil ami welcome concerts, one evenitij; I, Last week, when the Salvation my held a meeting here, one rvn one of Springfield's ofllciul men boy twenty-live cents to gn tn trout and pretend lo cnuvn That man has lost any influeiie might have had, anil lus tained the disrespect of all Irs frieiiils.t, poor boy was not as bright astim have been. Miss Kate Ivlley visiteil fill parents Sunday. There are verv few scholars ins at present, owing to the scarlet care. The Springfield public srliml close iu three weeks. It is reported that a Mr. O Southern Methodist minister, mi! gin a series of meetings here thor: The Y PS C E, if this pl planning an entertainment uuilt name of "The Q ieeu and her Cm to be given In a'mut two weeks. t purpose of obtaining new son; t Hem: For solid comfort get an lit heating stove. F L Cliaml" them. W UtUMlt lIlM ilUll loiri' inlliieiiei' Mu lll.v. Day & Henderson. Undertaken tmoalmers. Cor. Wil. and 7th sis. Second Hand (It We have Bargaims. Come and See I Ai Handle IBctnti. Cor ont Bloock South ol Court Houit CUr.RlE i I Te ( ure a Told in One Day. Take Luxalive Rrotno Quinine Tab- money lets. All druggists refund the if il fuils to cure. 2V. RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. On account of the tsmr health of our f unilv we are eimii-clled to c .is... tinr t.iri i.ti.1 I..., .... I.' i. . .. - ...... ii. .. i s ..... i ' . ,, .'. ' "Kciic.M u u i i ne rci;rct er our .-..in laiuiii. i. in as i ue ncallli ! nir tain v dciiiatids shall iHtnineiiiv un ves ue I'on'i' Want Thcm s. ... - - mu etnuii, The follow in,; resolution adopted by Salem cranse No IT ul its meeting Saturday: "Kesnlved, That it is the sense of the grange that no law should beeiiacle l in tins state to Umd road 'iMiicts to l,ui!,l or iu.pn.ve public highways." PAINT AND PAPER UP FOR THE HOLIDAYS. Tartofrur 1897 WALL PAi here. HqTXow is the time to buy hiirj are low at OVERTON'S, , street. Three doota west ol 1' 0 Summons. K li,.NK.-Ki.l.r A Watkins aretiow,,epa,e,ltof,.rni,hKns..n bone l esniy g , uinl It iM tniihe hens lay. liny guaranteed to some and try it. it at uiiiv ly IVugh I lire. il. se of OfMt HN A OkI.ANO. Sni illlii sle, tut gteat in nsulla. IVWill's l.lltle Karly Kisers act Kciitly but tlmioiilily, t-iiriiiK indi nesllniii dysS'ilsj mu) (sitistiiiatiou. Small pill, sate .ill, ts-.t pill. -! K k ! I.ANO 1'aiWs' Sure t 'utv Is a ssitive ss-'tt'e In all diss'ass-s of the l.iver and Kid lievs. I ly temovliiK the uric acid In the blisid II eurist Kliciliiiatnii. S. It ll.Wonl, of 'artliane. S. l'Mta. says: "I believe I'arWs' ure Cure excels all nt her Intslii lees fi.r Kheiiiiintism and I rinary dimirdem." Sold by A. V.K IN UV.N. sess this. 1 1 moves pimples dy Iisik. I'ark ail Is of I lies Ic ani eiii' to m. lears the ki;i and fi n I tlia! sail. i , mud ' li a is so, bv thou l.r t !i c i n ,'exi Ml Without Is ink' a c it 'on I ie it cures on. atlpatloti ."slid t.v A NiHiNiiioN. lie eoinfoitahle while traveilni; in i'is. wealber. I he I'm, in I'acitlc heats its train tlnoiul,.mt v steam heat fnuu the ciigin , thus tiiaking every part of all its ca. s l,a.:int and com forlable. Il also lihls us ,ais hv the ivltliratisl I'iiitscli liht, inal.uv llntn brilliant at inht. Passengers earned dally un the fast mail, whieh leaves SATURDAY, JUNE, 13, '96, Our o (Jreat o Woy o Out o 5al. liuring this s.V even t'liiii; will tv sold t A not on Tries It ymi wish to buy f,i,sl, i',eap now is your pi. rtunitv ComV early tvfore the stock is broken. Not,ilu f,.,, rved! ' Kver v Hung in our l.uv gms. -erv "WVTCH THIS J. D. MATLOCK Tlie Largest . . . Vhiniiciit of faits and nuts ever brought to Kucene . ifci nlll i siiinds just rei-eivd. the priii b: ivaliintM., at SPACE & CO., I iluss ar,. Iu. SHoKs. ; we have 'J-V i'ie l!oc 'i")e in I 'i led peaches..' iiunoiids " sura '' '' " "I I'lc- ' "" .Nvonr Hs,rt ,"( Hie u ini..v. IN IlOOls a Nil ne cum nt lu i . . . Urcctst.-y, , "'ve ,le lo the Circuit Court of 'In Sr a-- 1 g iu, (or Lane Coii-itv Geo. B Diirrix. l..i in,... I'i.ili vs. 0 W Giowell ai d Helen W. Ci" well, bis it-, li f in! iiis , To G. W. Crowell atnl Heb D well, Defeudanta. In tha name nf tbe Stale el Ot'i" re hereby Huuiaioned tn l Cnntf n.l ,n ill. tlT" I'laiDtitf filed ib-r.in, en er bU" iUy o( March, H'J7. lliat I-" " dm nllk.s.ti i..in ..I s.l l O "rl '' ! 'ug the time of tba txptrn'.icn 1 mnnii ap I.. A . ,.r. i I tered asaiast vou ami such of i" ''' i of n answer, in tbe aimi nf r "' " i rinii... i ...! i I'l.it.d ?3 ,tm,m ,u K'.IU l-"iu v. .... - m Ik ,'-.. .w.. .i l.i. ter C" s. lyiriit, luiiror - r , aDnnm since th 2l'h day el lSUo, aad (or CU aiieri.e"- " costs soil disburarui) uts nf cree ot forrclosm ol the nior'g . . Vrt iiq t. . n . .l s,l iff u iu o.orR iso imci in - - . A,t.l,.,.. f -,i. in sslll l and tiU I. r sneh nil.fr ml" , 1' . ' . 1.1. It 11 11 -uuri msy ars-m eijuiisn r by tbe Court, Tbe Hod. J .uago, Thai aerrice i f OD TOd h nuhlioati in IU W. - r IIK-v fir. un a nsiiser cironl tion, mhlisbid en " " J. for six (vnsecullta miti DaedWry Jg. It 1 C. l'B - .ill UU'"'' " .'ome and s,e and is? conv.,il. AX BILLY o o o o o O o GO Co o o . o