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About Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 15, 1894)
i i 'I i)AJlA' EUGENE GUARD. I..L. CAMPBELL, Publisher. Published every evening of the neefc.Suuduyu e . counted. Address nil communications, aud tunko all remittances payable to the Euck.ne uuaro, hugene, urcxon. tJUilSCKIPTION RATES: (DAILY.) Joiivurcu by earlier, per weak 20 Delivered by carrier, per mouth 75 Uy mail, one year (In advance) 7 ,10 Six moiuhfl a 75 One mouth 75 sinnle copies , Will not be sent by mall to any address, 'or my length of time, unless paid in advance. (WBKKI.V.) one your (in a-Kaneo) $'2 00 6lx months 1 00 Advertising rates made known 011 application, (Sutured as second-class matter at the Eugmie, JreKon, posuuitce. SATURDAY,- - DKC. 15, 1894 Portland Dispatch: It is report ed that Joe Simon favors free silver and will be a candidate for the U, S. Senate, in case Dolph's gold standard theories are against him. Grant's Pass Courier: The post master general has recommeuded free postage for newspapers. The postage is free now within the counties where the papers are pub lished and the nominal rate of one cent a pound is charged on peri odicals going further than the county lines. By making it abso lutely free, however, it will add that much to the easier dissemina tion of knowledge among the peo ple. On the freedom of the press and the ease of circulation reposes the temple of Liberty. In the early part of this century the postage on a single sheet of paper was eight cents, and over forty miles the rate was increased so that over five hundred miles a single sheet was twenty-five cents. But after a time these rates were gradually reduced, until 1845 a letter not over half an ounce was five cents under three hundred miles, and over that distance ten cents. Sir Rowland Hill, who was at the head of the postoffice depart ment of Knglaud at this time, in troduced the use of postage stamps in 1840, and also .lessened the charge of postage. In 1847 the United States adopted the use of the postago stamp, the lowest priced one being five cents. In Boston in the early days of the colonists almoBt everv kind of misdemeanor was punishable with whipping, and the number of stripes varied, according to the enormity of the offence. On Nov. 30, 1630, and possibly before the regular whipping post was set up, a man was whipped for shooting at a fowl on the Sabbath day whether he hit her or not is another matter. Thero was a grim bit of humor enacted at the court on this day, for the first business trans acted was to fine one of the assist ants fivo pounds for whipping two persons without another of the assistants being present, as the act provided. The East Oregonian recently gave the parents of Pendleton the following bit of advice, which has more than a local meaning: The parents and guardians of ninety five per cent of the boys of our city are open to a criticism to which words can hardly do justice. With the most culpable indiffer ence their ooys are allowod to roam the streets at any hour of the night, to frequent all publio places, what ever their charactor, and to return to their several abiding places at any hour, in any condition, and ve had almost said unquestioned. How such indifference and neglect is justified is beyond our compre hension. The apparent absence of parental solicitude for those ob jects which should bo their hrst and foremost care is a positive menace to the stability of society as well as a reproach to the fair name of our city. Parents know, or if they do not they ought to know, that the streets of a city are, under cover of darkness, the worst possible places for their children. Unattended and uncontrolled boys ;iJSV wn.nltiinfit unconsciously into evil habits which they would shrink from under the light of day. Congregating under tho shadow of the buildings, they seem more than over to be under the spell of "tho power of darkness" and to develop tendencies to dis honesty, profanity and impurity in ever increasing ratio. Do the proud father and fond mother profess ignoranca of all this? Do they doubt the truth of what is going on, or discredit the pre dictions as to the outcome? Let them wait and they will see to their sorrow, when it is too late. The American Beauty owes her pres tige more to a clear complexion tlmu to any other atti Unite. A cup of Parks' Tea will enable anyone to pos sess this. It clean the skin ami re moves pimples unci that sallow, mud dy look. Parks' Tea is used by thous ands of ladies for the complexion. Without being a catlinrtio it cure9 con stipation. Sold by A. Yek ington. Our readers will tind Simmons Liver Regulator advertised in these columns. We advertise it, and use it; nnd we commend it as a safe and excellent medicine. Wo became acquainted with it in Georgia where it is a stand ard family medicine. We do not de ny tho merits of other preparations but simply state that it commands confidence. From the Journal, Daucs- uoro, jyiinu. Cook's Cotton Root Compound: a recent discovery. At Yeuinq ton's drugstore. Blank covers for legal papers, aud legal blanks for sulo, at the Guard office. H. GRAIN. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Sterling and Silver-Plated Wars. BSTWatch Repairing a Spcialty.-1 Eugene, Oregon CHOPPING AND FEED MILL Graham, Corn Meal, Whole Wheat Flcur, And all kinds of Mill Feed and Baled Hay kept constantly on hand. H. D. OFFUTT, Prop. Leave orders at G. F. Craw's. Lane County Bank. (Established in lss.'.) EUGENE, OREGON. A general Banking business in all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVEY, President. T t A I1D A IfC f'..ul.tAt. A. '. HOVEY, in., Asst. Cashr. Homesteads. I know of a few good Homesteads on tho Siuslaw river. Will locate cheap. They will cut from 5,000,000 to 7,000,000 feet of first-class tiuibir; be sides some line bottom land on same. W. C. Baii.ev. Offico with McMurpliey In Shelton block. For Sale. Four hundred acres of land near Eu gene. Will be sold in a body or In tracts to suit purchaser. Frank Coleman. Notice to Creditors. All persons indebted to E. O. Smith, are hereby notified to call at once and settle their accounts. All accounts re maining unpaid will be placed in the hands of an attorney for collection. S. W. Cherry, Assignee. Eugene, Dec. 6, 1894. When Baby vu sick, wo gave hr Coatol-ta. When she wa a Child, sua cried for Castorla. When aha became Miss, sho clung to Castorla, When ahe had Children, she gave them Castorla, Or. Price's Cream Baking Powder World's Fair Highest Award. Joint Debate. Revs. Sknggs aud Wallace have ar ranged for a joint debate on religious subjects nt tho Christian church., Junction City, commencing uext Mon day evening. The propositions areas follows. 1. Resolved, That sprinkllngand pouring as taught and practiced by the M. E. chin ch is christian baptism as taught by the holy scriptures. Afflrmative, H.S. Wallace. Negative, II. 8. Sknggs .2. Resolved, That the burial of the whole body of a penitent believing alieu in water in the name ot the Father, Son and Holy Spirit, is chris tian baptism and is for or in order to the remission of past sins. Affirmative, A. D. Skuggs. Negative, H. S. Wallace. 3. The Church. The time when, where, and by whom was it organized. Resolved, That the M. E. Church, to which I, H. 8. Wallace, stand iden tified, is a purt of the church of God, and is the same in theory and practice as the apostolic church. Afflrmative, H. 8. Wallace, Negative, A. D. Skaggs. 4. The Church. The time when, where and by whom was it organized. Resolved, That tho church to which I, A. D. Skaggs, stand identi fied, known as the Christian Church, is the Church of Christ, and the same In theory and practice as the apostolic church. Affirmative, A. D. Ska(rgs. Negative, H. S. Wallace. Vancouver Columbian: The Suu. Portland's enterprising newspaper, in speaking of the charity ball says: "Seen from the gallery lu the south end of the hull, a kaleidoscope of won- derous calves aud many beautiful fig ures, ever changing, was presented to the spectator." Wonder if any of the padding slipped. The Guard job office is supplied with a large assortment of fancy sta tlonery, cards, wedding goods, invita tion cards, etc., of latest styles. Low rates for Job printing, good material biiu nrsi-ciass worK. A COWARDLY MURDER. Young Drug Clerk Horribly Muti lata!. Robbery the Probable motive. San Francisco, Dec. 14. At one o'clock this morning, Policeman O'Day fquud wide open the St. Nich olas drug store, corner Hayes, Larkin aud Market streets. He investigated and within found Eugene Weir, a night drug clerk, lying dead at the foot of a steep and narrow Btuirway The cash drawer was found open with only 10 cents left. An examination of the body showed that it was a case of murder of the most atrocious kind. In the left breast and side were louncl 28 stab wounds evidently made by a slmrp blade about an iucu wide. Hie knife had been driven in with a great force. The murder was evidently done for purpose of robbery. Tho murderer had slipped in behind the prescription counter, where he was secure from ob servation from the streets, got behind liis victim, stabbed him, and threw the body down the stairs Into the base ment. It was the habit of Weir to count the cosh every day at the close of business, aud when counted it was put in a secrot drawer beneath the counter. This the murdered man hud evidently done before he was attacked, and the robber failed to find the place. In default of the right drawer the rob ber or robbers pulled outand ransacked three or four other drawers in behind the counter but not tho right one. Weir was a mere boy. Parker's Opera House. Tor;day fi?r;t( Dec 17th, The Little Sunbeam flWUffi HEATH,- And Her Company of Jolly Players, ' In the Delightful Musical Comedy, The iPIav TURKISH!? BATH r THE CLEANEST MILLION COMEDY People ON THE STABE!Laugh! Prices 50 and 75c. Beats now on sale. AVER'S THE ONLY Sarsaparilla READ RULE XV. "Articles that aro i n any way dan- I gorous or of- 1 fensive, also patent medi cines, nos trums, and empirical preparations, whose ingredients ore concealed, will not be admitted to the Expo sition." Why wns Ayer's Siusnpnrllla admit ted ? Ilucnusc 11 Is nota patent medicine, not a nostrum, nor a secret preparation, not dangerous, not an experiment, and becanso It is all that a family medicine should he. At the WORLD'S FAIRg Chicago, 1893. Why not get the BestP o oooeooooooooooooooooooo EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Stage leaves Kugene Mondays nnd Thuntdayn, at t o'clock a. in., imaaengprs arriving fn Florence tho day following at 10 o'clock a. in. Kcturning passengers leave Florence Tues days and Fridays and the Hinge arrives in Fu gene the next day at 7 o'clock p. in. SINGLE FAKE J...O0 ROUND TRIP ?'IW) Tickets for sale nt E. BangH' llvory barn, Eu gene, or at llurd At Davenport's oillce in Flor ence, J.F.FORD, (Evangelist,) Of Ues Moines, Iowa, writer under date ot March 2:t, 1693: 8. B. Med. Mfg. Co., Dtifur, Oregon. Gentlemen: On arriving home Inst week, I found all well and anxiously waiting. Our little girl, eight and one half years old, who had wasted away to 38 pounds, is now well, strong and vigorous, and well fleshed up. 8. li. Cough Cure has done its work well. Both of the children like it. Your S. B. Cough Cure has cured and kept away all hnarsness from me. 8o give it to every one, with greetings for all. Wishing you prosperity, we are Yours, Mb. and Mks. J. F. Ford. Tf you wish to feel fresh and cheerful, and ready for the Spring's work, cleanse the system with the UeadHChe and Liver i;ure, y taking two or turcu uuses a wees. Sold under u posltlvo KliarnntRO 50 cents per bottle by all druggists. fg886888SSSS88088e GOLDEN WEST BAKING POWDER 3 REASONS WHY you should buy K. 1 It is made right bore at home. 2 It is made of the very finest materials and is guaranteed In every respect equal or superior to the very bust. 3 Tho makers guarantee every tin and every grocer is authorized to return your monoy if it bo not salisf cctory CAN YOU ASK FOR MORE? . Closset & Dsvkrs, Portland, Or. & 3 88 I 88 Q J. L. PAGE, . DEALER IN i' T HAVING A LA It UK AND COMPLKTK HTOl.'K n of Staple and Fancy Groceries bought hi the oasi uiaraois Exclusively For Cash, I can offer the lmblic better prices man any oiner Mouse : IN EUGENE. : Produce of all kinds taken at market price. 11. Hkhdriokb, H. B. Kakin, Jr.. President. CaBhior First National Ml Oi Eugene. Paid til) Ush lanital $50,000 Surplus sua Profits, $50,000 Eugene - -'. Oregon. A mneral bnnkinff business done on renou- bl terms. 8iht drft on NEW YOUK, CHICAGO, SAN FRANCISCO and PORT. Bills uf exchftnue sold on foreign countries. Deposits received subjeot to chock or certifi cate of deposit. All collections ontrusted to us will n-oeive prompt attention. P. FISHER, NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING Aeent. -21 Merchants Exchange. 8au Fran Cisco, Is our authorized agent, lhis paper kept ou life in nts omce. .nil Jul FISHER & W ATKINS, I'hoi'UJKTOIiS. Will keti -on-tjuiL!y on tuiuil u fnit ,iiitly u MUTTON', lTUK ANI VKAL Wl.iuh thty will hell at flie knve-it market pri ecu, A i.r niia.b of the public patmmge so licited. TO TI!F i'AUMKKS : Wo wilt iiy tli l'!:J-.it market price for Kit (,'aitlp, Hojiiiiud Slieop. shop on wili.aa: kttr street. X5UGEWE Ci'VlT CHEGON MfRts delivered to aitv part of the city free of charue. Tins, F. Oakes, Henry C. Talne, HeuryCRouna Piece! vers. ORTHERN PACIFIC R. R. u N S Pullman Elegant Tourist TO Sleeping Cars Dining Cars Sleeping Cars St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, Fargo Grand Forks1 Crookston, Winnipeg, Helena and Butte. -Through Tickets to- Chicago, Washington, Philadelphia, New York, Boston and all Points East and South. Fur information, time cards, maps and tickets villi nil ur write ROBERT JOHNSTON, At Minnesota House Eugene. Agent, -OR- A.D. CHARLTON, Asst. Gea?. Pkss. Agent. PORTLAND, OREGON. HOE 19 THE BEST. NO SQUEAKING. 5. CORDOVAN, FRENCHcVENAMELLEOCAiK 4.5.5o FINECttf&kHNBABU 3.5.0 P0LICE.3 soles. EXTRA FINE. 5 2.l.7s Boys'SohoolShoes. ladies. SCND FOR CATALOGUE BROCKTON. MASS. Von can save moury hy tirircliaftiDg V, f liovslnn Shoe. Because, we ore tha largest manufacturers of advertised slices in the world, and guarantee the value by stamping- the nume and price on the bottom, which protects you against high prices and the middleman's profits. Our shoes equal custom work in style, easy fitting and wearing: qunlities. We have them sold every where at lower prices for the value given than any other make. Take no substitute. If your dealer cannot supply you, we can. Sold by A. HUNT Eugene, Oregon. Korpale at Ye rington's 9th slrwrinin uiitru. HOLTON HOUSE. J. C. FALLON & CO., Proprietors. ED. POST, Chief Clerk. H. BEWS, Mdnaqer European ami American nlnn. Everything new. Rates to nil. Free ous. f iee uuins. Corner Fourth and Altler streets. Portland. Eugene Street Railway. TIMK CARD. After Mir 4tli of Off IfKU II, a oi,.,..., oars will run on the following schedule tune until further notice. LEAVING THE DEl'OT. 7:10-7:40-8:10-8:40 0:10-0:40.10:00 n. m. then every half hour. LEAVE THE UNIVEKSTY. 7:2o-7:o6-8:2o-8:55-9:25-9:50.10:iS n. in.. then every half hour. vara win leave promptly on time. H. W. HOLDEN. W.L S3 5VES THE BOWELS I" I THE MORNING J Wholesale and Retail LIQUOR STORE. W. M. REMSHAW, Proprietor. Kef)' constant y mi bund a full line nl IMI Hirid and Domestic LIQUORS AND CIGARS. fli&-A.so taps the celebrated Schllbs Milwaukee Beer on draught ut 6 cts. jer glass. ASSIGN MKNT. Ia tho matter ol the aasigumeut of E 0. Smith, qd iiiHolveut debtor. Notk-y is hertbv given (hut E. O. Smith ou the 28th riuy of November, 1894, duly Mid legally made uu iiarigmueut of nil his piop erty both real mid perttonn) for the Uii,ttH of ull his creditor, under and hy vi.tuo of th aHRigomeut laws tf the State ot Ortguii, to J. W. Cheiry, and suit! nuKignujeni in now recorded in the OlerhV oftu-e for Lai u county, Oregon, nnd all perMoun hiiviu claims ugniost the hi id Id. 0. Smith, a Hignor, are hereby notified to ruHeut thu tuitne duly nud properly proven and verified wit uiii three months from the ditto of i bin notiue, to the ntideisigned nfthiiu e at tint luw oQke of Nonou & Kiosey, at Kugu. Or gon. Dated this 3rd- day of December, 1801. J. W. Gukbhy, AHHigmn. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION, Lakx. Office at Kohkbduo Okk., November la, 1894. Notieo is hereby given that the followii g ntmcd Bottler has filed notim uf her intui tion to make final proof in Mipp it uf Lf-r claim, a id hat onid pi oof v ill be nude be fore A. C JcimiugH, county clok of L ue county, Oregon, at l ugne Lane o nn'y Oregon on December 1:0, 1894, viz: Mary Walker, on Homentead entry No. 51J07, f'r the N E N E i.nd lut G ot tseo 24, To 18 8., It 2 West. She names tlo following witi ( o piove ber oontinuoun reBidunee ujopj and oultivntioii of, Raid land, viz: Pau, Hud IfO.JosbphS Hill, Silatt liUMu-11, Jnnii'8 Keeuey, alt of Jasper, Lane Cnnnty, Oie gon. K. M. VKATon . li(f!(ftft Orecron Pacific Railroad CHARLES CLARK, Receiver. Conneoting with steamer "HOMEh" between Yaquina nnd Sun Francisco. lorfreisht uiid passenger rutes ftpply to sny agent. CHAS. .1. HENBKYS, KOK k CO., No. 2 t 8. Jlnrkot St., San Kranuisco, (jillif. CHARLES CLAKK, Bouelvpr, Corvallis, Orpytm. Summons. In the Circuit Court of the S at of Oro gon fur Lauo County, i G. Ij Sev.rn. PUmtiff, (G. To G. named : . L Sevru, Defeudaut. L. Severn, Dtff-m).nt, bbllVO IN THE NAME OF THE ST.ITK OF Oregon you are hereby Htimtnoned to Hp pear and aurt vttr the pliutirl'a coiiiphiiut now on tile agaitiht ynn in tho above entitled cause nud comt mi or before Monday ihe 4th day of M.iruli, 1805, the ann:e tieing tbe tirst day ef thn reuuiur Moreh term, iHDii, of said eonrt, t" be bt gun and hoDen on aaid 4th day of Mareh, 1895, at the court house in Eugf no, in wd couuty end Male; and yon are hereby notified that i( you fail to appearand aiiawer aaid complaint an herein required, the plaiutiH' will apply to haid court for relief piaycd for in paid com plaint, to-wit: For the diKMfluiion of the marriage contiact now existing betwtcn pl'iotilf a n (I rh feudant, and for the cuKfuly and care of Minnie E. Sevtrr, Kthfie I. Severn and-George S. Severn, the ndin r children of plaintiff' and ittferdunt rid fer general rdif, including tosth r.i.d i i.-l mf mentr! of this su it. f hiH KuinmouB ia Published bv order of Hon. J. 0. Fullorton, ' do at Eup'iif. Or egon, on the 2nd day of Nov. mb' i, H'A, in the Daily Etiiei.e Guahh. h neusimiivr ef general circulaiiou publif-hed in said county and to be published therein for six cuUbecu ive nud successive ueekH lilLYKD & YoUNO, Auorn-u-fl t.(r Pl ii-iUtT EAST AND SOUf VIA Thi-. SBi3if,Sa Route. OF TI1IS The Soiiilicii Pacific k Kxurt'i-s Trains Lojivc Portliiiul I ' South ...Ttl- OTIKp m I Lv lWtUn.l aV75o I2:m? u l.v KtiKiniD I v ! 10:45 AM j Ar San Krnnclsco l.viTJ! AIkivi. Iroins stop lit all EUtioGS fn-w For tuiu I.) AJl-ai.y inclusive. AUo i'litgnit, Slii-.l.ln, i!mB,-y, h:,:urhurtr. .Iiuii-t'.-n I'iiVi Irving, Kutttnt, am! nt nil st tinns froia li"-'-bnrg tn Ahlilun-. iiju!nt.ie. hUllGBUlIU MAIL, 1UILT. 8.3uaui(L- l'ortlmnl . AM.' I' 2.30pm Lv KiiKL-na Lv'l". 6.S0iluAr liuaelmrir Lvj7 i ,J DINING OAKS (IN OGDEN BOUTi! -PIIL1.M Ai; 2'jrrET 3LIE?:Kll. SECOKl) CLASS E1XEI IXli Alrf. Aiti.t:!.. i lo i.ll Ihrougb trunib. West .-jiile Divitifn. . . . 8CTWEBH fOBTLiJO iliD ff' ' ' M.UL TKAIN PAlLV (i:5CErT 9CNl-'.-l 7 !!! n in I l.v r.v!.l... .1 Ar ! Si"Bl " 12:15 - tm j Ar c-..rv..lliH I1"JJ3;V' At Alh.my 111.11 v. im.Hh. i-.-i.i.nl Bill ""' of'r''--j: 'it. in-, i.iiiii-. .;. KXI'.:Krtr- Tllni:.' h.vii.v innnsjW. 4:40 (- ii. ;.. 7:25 M in i Ar i..r.,.n.. A. ::;' .lM.Minuuii6 l.v U:"1," THROCTCII Tn'KKTrt i nil iii (hi- EueiHii. Cnnndii nil Eb"! oun bv o: imi.i tl lri-M inm li' "1 Li G. ADAIli. AKcrit, togene' R KOEHl.KK, B. P KOOBKS, MM.oser. Asst. G. F. nnd Agtj.
