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CIRCUIT COUBT.
TER
AN OPEN LET
To MOTHERS.
WE ARE ASSERTING IN THE COURTS OUR RIGHT TO THE
EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD "CASTORIA," AND
PITCHER'S CASTORIA," A3 OUR TRADE MARK.
DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of llyannis, Massachusetts,
was the originator of "PITCHER'S CASTORIA," the same
that has borne and does now sifAtT on mry
bear the facsimile signature of uw7JS2Zf wrapper.
This is the original - PITCHER'S CASTORIA," which has been
used in the homes of the Mothers of America for over thirty
years. LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it is
the kind you have always bought slfj-A-f" on
and has the signature of (aoVcm wrap
iwr. No one has authority from me to use my name ex
cept The Centaur Company of which Chas. H. Fletcher is
. Do Not Be Deceived
Do not endanger the life of your child by accepting
a cheap substitute which some druggist may offer you
because he makes a few more pennies on it), the in
gredients of which even he does not know.
"The Kind You Have Always Bought"
BEARS THE FAC-SIMILE SIGNATURE OF
John Well' vs Kugene Cole; to
Default and Juu-
tirsad Jury
lialliftY-buiI C'mw
poi or.
Insist on Having
The Kind That Never Failed You.
TM TMIII MUI, t, MVMIU TMIT, WTt.
OHIO ELKCTIOS.
Ohio will hold her state election
Tuesday, November 2. The money
question is the issue. We give ex
tracts from the Democratic plat
form: "We declare that the act of 1873
demonetizing silver without the
knowledge or appnval of the Amer
ican people has resulted in the ap
preciation of gold and a correspond
ing fall in the prices of commodi
ities Droduced by the people, a
heavv increase in the burden of
taxation and of all debts, public
and private, the enrichment of the
money-lending classes at home
and abroad, the prostration of in
dustry and impoverishment of the
people."
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"We demand the free and un
limited coinace of both silver and
cold at the present legal ratio of 1G
to 1, without waiting for the aid or
consent of any other naion. we
demand that the standard silver
dollar shall be a full legal tender,
enuallv with cold, for all debts,
publioand private, and we favor
such legislation as will prevent for
the future the demonetization oi
any kind of legal tender money by
private contract."
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"We are unalterably opposed to
monometallism, which has locked
fast the rjrosoeritv of an industria
neodein the paralysis of hard
times. Gold monometallism is
British policy, and its adoption has
brought other nations into unanctai
servitude to London."
Gold from silver is not ao i npos
sibility, according to Mmund
O'Neill, Associate Professor ol
Chemistry at the University of
California.
In a lecture delivered to the
chemists of the University Science
Association on "The Transmuta
tion of Metals." he declared tbe
possibility of making gold from sil
vcr and declared that there was an
excellent basis to support the claim
for the union of meUl and that
the ultimate solution of the prob
lem was an achievement science ex
pects
No very great importance is at
tracted to the elections of old Mas
sachusettB because of the wantol
union and harmony in the polit'cal
parties. It is a source of great sat-
isfuothn to tbe party outside ol
Massachusetts to know that the
regular old-lashioned Democracy
SUE FELL AND UK FELL.
Queuing tho door in response to
an insistent knock, the lady buhel J
the figure of ono she faintly reaieui
bered.
"Oh. it is vou is it?" slu said
ioily.
"It is me," was the answer.
"Your long-lost husband; who
came back to tell you that he is
sorry that he ran away two years
ago." I
"Maby you are sorry you went,"
retorted the lady, "but I ain't
What did you come back for?"
"Mr dearest, I have been to the
Klondike, and last summer I accu
mulated fifty thousand
"Fif-ty thou-eand dollars?"
shrieked the lovlntr wife as she fell
on his neck.
"No. Mosquito bites."
- It was a moment liter only that
he full on his neck himself.
TRAGEDY IN TWO ACTS.
If one would read a moving
tragedy in two acts, the perusal of
which willov'oupy but a minute of
time, it is here before them:
London, Eng.,
Oct 10. The fea
ture of the racing
week was tbe eoo
lal triumph of Mra
Lllile Lang-try,
even before she be
came the winner
of the CV.arewltoh
takes and a for
tuue In beta. Jn
th exclusive Jock
ey Club tuclosure
he was tbe best
dressed woman,
and was constant
ly surrounded by
admirer. The
l'rlnoe of Wales
and the Duke of
Cambridge were
- 'aunt
Oct. .10.-Edward
Langtry, tbe hus
band of Llllle
Langtry, the ac
tress, died last
nltrbt In the asy
lum for tbe lusaue,
at Cheater, to
which be was re
cently committed
by a magistrate
alter havlug been
fouud wandering
In a helpless con
dition la that vicinity.
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A MODER ALCHEMI8T.
pally ou4,OcUUr ?i,
The circuit court for Lane county
convened thw forenoon at 11 oclock.
Officers preseut-Judge J C Fuller-
ton, I'rosecullog At'omey W E Vales,
Sheriff A J Johnson and Clerk A V
Jennings.
The roll of Jurymen was called, Hie
same a waa pubiisiieu in me uunu
severs' weeks stuce.
John Blmpson, J A Holt, Thurston
Goodpasture aud Chas O Shipley,
luiymen were excused fr tbe term.
Urrod Jury waa drawn as follows: L
B Rowman, J It Park, It W Klrkpat-
rlek, D It Harris, Thos Beavey, B O
I inrrlxoti and HFKeeney. D It Har
ris was appointed foreman.
Judge Fulierlon then gavetuegrana
l.iro nma MeelleUt adVlC BS 10 ID
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necessity of their being careiui id una
Ing Indlctementa. He also red the
stereotrned sections of statute made
oinnuNory by law.
BulllHs appointed: for grauu jury:
N 11 Alley; for court: D M Drake ana
H E McClure.
The fullowlug cases wore disposed or.
2 Tbe Harrlsburg Mercantile Co ts
n M ("anion: anneal from J P court.
Dismissed without prejudice.
8 Frank Bros Co vs C Delaney ana
J W Achlson; to recover money, wu
tluued.
4 James E Kennerly aduir vs Frank
Memrox: eiulty. In bauds of referee,
7 E L Bmllh vs N B Uentry ana
Arthur Tallafero: Injunction. Under
advisement.
BEL Smith vs N B Tallafero; to
establish division line,
ment.
10 F A Daly vs E Brong; to recover
mouev. Ulsmiasea.
11 A J Kaiser vs J JS Lee ev ar, w
fiMi. in me nanus v.
iwfarM.
01 V.twkrd H OomO VS ltout J
Keppeletal; to dissolve partnersnip,
Battled.
8 Mary E Llvermore vs L u Liver-
10ft
recover money
nimit.
irut ..i.-. J Walto.i T J C Ktearus;
t lecover money. Default and Judgment.
107 Joshua J Walton v Perry uil
Mary Peuulugton; foivciosi. re.
fiultaud decree.
108 Nancy E Addison vs Ucdae
Barah J Doty; forcclojure. Defuult.
121 John D Kennedy vs xsaucy j
Htowell et al; couflrmaliou. uou-
flrmed.
123 Chas Laiier vs 8 C Carson ft al;
confirmation. Confirmed
15 O W Hurd v It T Cooper; to re
cover money, (jouunueu.
18 J Wheeler vs E II Wblted; to re-
. .
cover money, ironunueu.
22 The Maiket Hank of Knox vine,
Tenn.vs Samuel Loouey et al; lore
closure. Judgmeut per stipulation, In
tbe sum of $10.12.35 aud Interest.
40 James l'arvln vs W E aud M J
inrH.n. r..npinanri. Default auu
Judgment and decree for f 109 bu nni
f 28 attorney f.es.
72 F E Dunn vs Lewis A Uelsiiaw
et al, to recover money. Default and
Judgment for $07.20 and order of ale of
attached properly.
74 C B Williams et til, executors vs
Jam a M Tueker; t recover money.
Default and Judgu.eiit lor $1210 and or
der of sale of attached property.
77 Stephen Bmeed vs HC Hi an ton
et al; foreclosure. Judgment aud decree.
78 JUy A DtLano, eXHCir.ilx vs A
and C A Merlau; foreel' cure. Default
and Judgmeut and a decree for (13o5
aud 541.80 taxes paid aud attor
ney fees.
89 Sarah Howard vs A and Tap-
line Larkiu; foreclosure. Default and
Under advise- Judgment for $431.35.
91 Lizzie N Thompson vs Mien 'X
Wllloughby et al; foreclosure. De
fai lt and Judgment for $1,421.70 aod
$100 attorney fees.
114 The City of Eugene vs Hairy
Msnd A O Holdeu; to revoke frau
cblse. Continued.
1 Harriet E Sladden vs Willis
Brown and V E Whlprle; foreclosure
of land contract. Referred to C A
w (1
i-neitu or
Stranger?
Which?
Which vould yo "ttcf
tmt? An old", itU frxnd of
twenty-vcars, of a stranger?
You may have little health
left. Will you risk it with ft
,tranger? If you have a
cough, are losing flesh, If weak
and pa!e, if consumption itares
you la the face, lean on Scotf (
Emulsion. It has been a friend
to thousands for more than
twenty years. They trust it
and you can trust it,
Le t us send you a book tell
in i you all about it. Free.
JTwoUa,S3cts.aniU0.
SCOTT & BOWSE, ChtmUu, Nf York.
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Hampton Bros.
t i
E HOT I
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Call and see us. Can
SAVE YOU MONEY... .
Just Received . .
A fine lino of JACKETS and
CAPES. Prices from $4.50 to
$20.00.
BLANKETS from 65 cts to $7.00
more; divorce. Report of reieree win i wiotermeier to report testimony
be filed during tbe week. I 13 J W Kays vs E li Wblteii; con
Tbe attorneys agreed to have Juage flrmatlon. Confirmed
Fullerton bear the case In chambers 25 Emmaroy Wilson vs Olin Chad
about January 10, 1S98. It will prob dick Wilson; divorce. Ord r made
ablv take a week's time. I vacating decree and dismissing suit.
81 idaCtlss vsJKCrlss; divorce. a IdaBRo-. almr vsC C Itoe:
Report referee will be made durlrg the confirmation. Bule confirmed
term. 34 J W Taylor vs J KB Fuller
Si E K Henderson, aduir, vs Eliza- damages. Dismissed without preju
beth Beaston et al; to recover money, dice. This Is tbe case w herein the
CANNED FRUIT.
8 V Hluildeu lecelvrs Two Car-Loail
Uiders.
Ti U noled around the Kmith ware
house, leased by 8 P fcladileD, mai
ti.oru u ranslderable activity today.
. .
ThU Is due to orders received ty wi
Sladdeu for fruit. He lu.s receiveu one
order from Des Moines. Iowa, for a car
load of escorted lot?, i" 'I her or
der for the same biik.-j f tori-
land. One car will be tent out on to-
nlL'hi'a frelirht If loaded In time.
The irult is keeping well and the
prospects lire very good that a new
method of placing fruit In .the market
hasbeeu Inaugurated.
Now a Captain.-J F Frlck, coach
of the Ui-lverslty of Oregon
foot ball team last season, Is
now eanlnin of the Reliance
California football team. The Exam
luer criticises bis r. ugh playiug saying
he is a regular prize fighter.
P
IV
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Junction City : Milling Company,
MANUFACTURERS OF THE
WHITE ROSE"
ooo oFLQUR." o o s c
GUARANTEED
QUALITY
The fflost popular flour in
leading grocers.
tho market. Sold bj ,
Continued.
S3 JO Btoufler vs Wax H uross:
foreclosure of mechanics Hen. Settled.
us r Veinon vs John Biadley; to
nuinvbr mnnsv: rsrjort of referee. Dis
missed.
aft R R .Tonkins et al vs John V
Jf nklm et ar. partition oi real esiaio
nnmt.nf rrr confirmed. Decree
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taken.
89 Washington Natloual Bulldlsg
Insurance Co vs Melissa
Uttber: confirmation. Confirmed.
41 SUte of Oregon vs X ti iisod;
plaintiff sued Mr Fuller for 500 dam
ages for si mder.
67 Day A Henderson vs W F J5ar.
ger; to recover money. Default and
Judgmeut for f 118.95 and f-0 attorney
fees.
68 WM Lively vs H P (larroutte
so recover tnouey. Set for trial for
Wednesday morning.
84 Dollle Kaueli vs II L Rauch;
divorce. Reterrd to Chas M Kissinger
to leport the testimony
97 G Beltmau vs Emily F llaileji
to recover money. Default and judg
are alaays ready "to stand up and pointing a gun atanother person. Dla- ment for ms0f attorney tee of $10,
' J I . . i nrnuuill 1 1 II B at- I . .
be counted." At the recent state
convention of the Democracy a
large majority of the delegates were
outspoken in favor ol the platform
constructed by tbe party at their
last naviona! convention at Cliica
go. Their defeat under the loader
ship of the gall tot Bryan has not
diminished their number nor slack
encd their ze d.
The telegraph brings the wel
come intelligence from London that
Does Croker, of Ntw York, who had
a string ol runuing horses on the
Kiiglieli turt tho past 6eo,son,
"never progressed further in inti
macy with the Prince of Wales
than on one occasion to offer him
a light for a cigar," The Priuce
had just cause for boing oflended at
the new world magnate. A tip
oa one of tbe races should have
been his least offering to royalty
Then a good substantial loan prob
ably would not have been refusad.
His Ilighnees is nota bovesjcepting
the good things of the world.
A wiiter in the New York Even
ing Post in speaking of the devel
opment of advertising, says even as
late ss the sixties a column adver
tisement was a rarity, and ordi
nary retailer) seldom went beyond
a quarter oi a column. In other
words, the display advertisement
as we know it to day is only a gen
eration or so old; yet in that time
it has revolutionized business ways
and set a new pace for every form
of enterprise.
Eastern Oregon is sending money
abroad to pay up mortgages. An
exchange says the money sent out
of EaBtern Oregon to pay off mort
gages, will come back quickly
enough for leg timate investment,
and thj farmer, who learned bis
lesson of economy during -the
period of depression, may find that,
with no burden-bearing dint, he
may put the knowledge thus learn
ed to some protitable use.
The Mirion coanty sheriff will
return a $20,000 delinquent tix
roll to the commissioners court. In
1895 it was about double that
amount. A good Judication of the
better times which the country is
experiencing on account of better
j" for larja products.
missed on motion of prosecutlug at
lornev
42 O Betmaa vs Johu E Belshaw;
to recover money. Contluued.
43 Fisher Wa'kins vs Josephine
Hoefuur, to recover money. Bettied.
i a N Frazer vs J I Jouee; fore
closure of mechanics Hen. Bellied
4S W It Walker Vs B L Johnson,
formetly B L Lytle et al; to recover
money. Default aud judgment
60 In re assignment J H Whltea
kar. lisolvent: aaslmiraeut. Con
tlnued.
fis J It F.'rminon vs John Edwaid
et al; foreclosure. Bettied.
64 C B Williams et al, executors vs
C E Potter and J C Crane; to reoover
mouev. Bettied.
65 W B Van 8cbuy ver & Co vs J T
Card well et al: foreclosure. Decree
and default.
60 Day df Henderson vsR BmooleH
to recover money. Bettied.
00 Hurd & Davenport vs 8 J Drund;
to reeover money. Buttled
61 J B Conger vs W L Houston; to
reoover money. Bettied.
02 J B Conger vs Reuben Biulth;
foreclosure. Default and judgment.
04 M O Wllktns vs A J Babb to re
oover money. Bettied
05 John B Aoree vs Louis Reining-
set : to recover money. Default aud
Judgment.
07 J A Deadruoud vs J U Goodale
to reoover money. - Bettied.
73 Ella A Houghton vs C F Hough
ton; divorce. Default. Referied to
Geo A Dorrls to take the evidence.
75 F E Dunn vs James M .Tucker
to reoover money. Default and Judg
ment.
70 Jennie Bmttson vs The Southern
Paclflo Railway Co; damages. Dis
missed.
80 Henry Melton vs Henry Bock;
to reoover money. Bettied.
81 Henry Melton vs Henry and J F
Bock; to recover money. Bettied.
63 JEDavlset al vs City ofEu
geneet al; to restore public square.
Argued by attorneys ou motlou to
strikeout part of answer and over
ruled.
91 Geo M Backburn vs Clara
Blcakburn; divorce. Continued.
02 James Ban ford vs J F audj Eliza
beth Amis; foreclosure. Default and
Judgment.
05 John Tunell A Bon vs John Ben-
ne't and wife; to recover money. De
fault aud judgment.
99 Tresley Comegy vs IVter Nye;
to recover money. Default and judg
meut. 1
101 J D Matlock etalvs Narcissus
Davis et al; partition. Default.
1(3 Dllwood Tajlor vs J L and
Martha Taylor; to recover mouey. De
fault and Judgmeut. j
and order of sale of attached property
110 Btateof Orcgoti vs L J Crow;
larceny In dwelling. Urn ml Jury
Tuesday, Oct -Olh, reported "not a
true bill."
124 H U Plymate vs Thomas and
William tieavey; appeal from J 1'
court. Ou trial. .
l-o mate insurance (Jo vs Amos
Richardsou; confirmation. Continued
127. JWCrlder vsLevl P Harsh-
bergor; confirmation, Continued
lit F E I)u n n vs E P Peach ; ej et
ment. Jury taken Tuesday afternoon
as follows: h.) C Jacobs, Oeo tiunrn,
Joseph Perkins, W W Short ridge, J L
Hunter, J C Nicholson, Alfred lirnt-
taln, J C liuslmell, CI W Kimball, It E
Walker, R F Field, Joel McCoinack.
On trial.
Four Hours' Biokt. Balem Btates
man: W It Anderson, C M Charlton,
James Rigf, Frank Star and Bert and
Tyne Rhodes went up the river about
five miles yesterday aflernoou for n
lew hours spoil hi the stream with a
seine. They had auy amouutof fuu
auu relurmu to the city with a big
load of fl-h so big a load as to demon-
naia uvyouu quesuou mat iiiey are
adepts with the net.. The "net" re
suit of tbe trip Is approximated at
about 1,600 pouuds. It Included carp,
grayling acd catfish, beslders one ter
rapin, claimed by Bert Rhodes per.
soually as a fit subject for his t-klll in
taxidermy. Home of the carp were
splendid specimens, ranging from
ten to thlrleeu pouuds. The boys
were very geuerous with tiieir "catch"
giving right aud left lu almost auy
quautlty, to those whom thoy met
after arriving home. It goes on record
as one one of the beet catches eer
made In the upper Willamette.
Young Baptists. Iu the Baptist
Young People's Union convention al
McMinnville Saturday, tbe nomiuat-
lug committee reported the following:
For president, G W Bwope; recording
secretary, D C Williams; correspond
lug secretary, O P Coshow; stutlstieal
secretary, AW Fotkay; members of
the executive committee, F E Donald
son, 11 E Guild, Mrs C C Cast J C
Claik; edhor of Paclflo Baptist coi-
respondeuce, Ralph L Kuapp, Thry
were eleeUd.
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Bou. n Over. Wm Simmons was
today bouud over lu the Coburg jus
tice court to pear before the graud
urj ou the charge of larceny ofapistol
from the residence of L Vaughau.
103 PofNDS A cattle squash Is on
exhibition lu the w indow ol Long's
hardware store that weighs 10S pouuiU
Who can beat ii?
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j Cherry JfilL
! costs more than other medi- . 1 In tl'J i jn tjP
l cincs. But then it cures more ! JufflJlfflft T- rX I
" than other medicines. Vi 4V- v ''y'TTi .J-' fj"1! t . I
J) Most of the cheap cougn -Xi'jJ " lsI
I medicines merely palliate; l x&t"'
they afford local and tempo- V Cl .1 P- r I
jj rary relief. Aycr's Cherry 4 I Wj t f7 f . f
Pectoral does not patch up or n yitli ! ' trfwlWr'l I ' IT'
l palliate. It curcS. . j W j Hfif fa , l W
;! Afthma, Bronchitis, Croup, J (lil 'BV '
j Whooping Cough, and every ! V?) j J Hiwwl i?
't other cough, will, when other .J! I 1fitfll'
:! remedies fail, yield to J MM
I I ffl
i Chrfy Pectoral S; & Afei 11 M I
I It haa a record ot 60 9 I M
J years of cures. j fe..n.? If Hi lll!i . '
- j; y
! 3.0. Ayer Oo-; Lowell, Mass. )
FOK
TOBBACO,
CIGARS, '
CAKOY.
GO TO.
Julie : Qoldsmit's
CORNER DRUG STORE.
VINCENT & WALTON. Prons.
Successov to I Hemenway.
. . Desltri In
Drugs, liednes
Cherrictos, fam es,
Farcy ardTlet Articles
Sjonges. Combs. Ernshos
and a Comploto Una of
Irag Sandris,
9th anil Wlllimartt Sti Eugtns, Or
?-TEmS STHICTLY CASH.
took Here farmers!
Bring vour Hides and
Skins to cur tannery.
Ko( all Xo. 1 green bides will
pay you 4 to 4 een sa pound:
for No 1 dry hidts 10 eetits a
pound; For No 2 according to
(liiallly.4 to 8 cents.
Now don't forget these prices
are paid In CASH at
Tb llltmctt'e Tannery.
1 Haines &. Co-
"I say, old man, my wife's out and I can't find a thing to
offer you except this plug of Piper Heidsieck Tobacco."
"Well, don't you know by this time that's the only thing I
ever indulge In?"
There is but one best and that one is
Piper Heidsieck
Plug Tobacco "EX"
Get a NEW FIVE-CENT PIECE of your dealer: 40 P'
cent, larger than before.
TURKS GREEKS.
I want lo say that I am not so much Interested In the
of the Greeks and Turks as I am In the matter of lufonuiugi"
people of this vicinity that I have added a line of
BOOTS AND SHOES, GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
Ladles and Gents Straw Hate,
Hosiery,
Thread,
Needles and Pins,
Notions, Ktc,
Which are marked at prices that make sales
Call and be convinced that this Is not idle talk-
ig nest market price paid for produce-
VV.VV.GHESSMAII, - Sppingfieldjrept
brjOV sft av .a" .iv "r.Aw rf "
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