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Newspaper Page TextOAJLY EUGENE GUARD. I. L. CAMPBELL, Publisher. Publlahod evcrr etontug of the woefc,8uiidtr Koepted. AddrtM til com mo u lull out, and make all reralttauc payable to th Kuqkne Uitard, KuRoue, Oregon. . SUBSCRIPTION BATES: (DULY.) Delivered bj carrier, per week ... 20 UellTered bjr carrier, per jnouth 76 fljr mall, od year (In adranc) 7 60 rilx month S 76 One month 75 Hiutfle cotiltii Will not be aent by mall to any addreM, for any length of time, unleai paid In advanc. (WKRKLY.) Jnm four (f u ad ranee) $V 00 ifx inonOii 1 00 4lTertUliiR ratei made known on application (tutored a tecond-elaii matter at the Eugnne, Omgon, pottolTlce. FRIDAV. - DEC. 21, 1894 KOHTEK'H KOKECaSTS. Prof. Foster's last bulletin gave forecasts of the storm wave to cross the continent from the 16th to the 20th, and the next, which was due in Japan about December 8th, will reach tho Pauiflo coast near the Columbia river about the 20th, cross the western mountains by the close of tho 21st, the Missouri val ley and upper lakes the 23d, Ohio valloy, east Gulf and lower lakes tho 24th, Eastern stales the 25th, and Newfoundland tho 2Gth. The path of this storm center will lio along the northern border of tho United States causing un usually warm weather all over the country preceding and during the disturbance, only moderately cool weather following. Rainfall from this disturbance will bo limited to small areas and excessive evapora-1 tion will cause drouth in many parts of the country. Better rains may boexpectod from the next dis tuibnnce. A warm wave will owes the western mountain country about tho 20th, the groat central valleys about the 23d, and the Eastern Btatoa about tho 21th. A cool wave will cross tho wostern mountains about the 23d tho great central valloys about the 25th and tho Eastern states about the 27th. The forecasts of a dry November liavo been wondorfully verified, not more than half of the usual amount of rain having fallen during tho past month. . . L i Rural Northwest: The ox peri tuonts which were recently made in California seems to Indicate that both the Porkini procoss and tho Carbonio aold gus system are superior to the old method of re frigoration by ice in transporting fresh fruit. It is oluimod for both of tho new processus that they will prove cheaper than re frigeration and that fruit can be shipped after it is riponcd and that it will roach its destination in such uuiimvion as w Keep won. It wo can send ripo fruit to the East safely it will bring about a great increase in tho consumption of Coast fruit. Roacburg Plaindoalor; Corno rations, as well as republics, are ungrateful. And there are no ex ocpuoiii to tho rule. During tho great A. R. U. strike lost July all oi ma conductors and engineers on tho S. P. lines in Oregon remained loadlast to the interests of tho company, aud their efforts, no doubt, aided tho oompany greatly In winuing tho fight. . Now the company announce a very material reduction in the wages of all em ployes, including engineers and conductors. It is quite likely that no serious objections will be made gainst the reduotiou, at the result of the A. R. U. strike caused so much dissatisfaction in labor circles that it will be impossible to ever gain inaugurate a successful rail road strike. Tho railway corpora tions now have tho master hand, and they stand no show of losing it, at least during the present gen eration. Tho Ashland Record is to blame for tho following item: Judge E. C. Bronaugh, tho great jurist of i oruanu, was in court at Jackson villo this session. Judge Bronaugh il a very intellectual aud respected Christian citizen, who interprets the calamities befalling the peo ple of late, as in line with the destruction of the earth and the! second coming of Christ within the next seven yeurs. He has contrib uted a nuiuber of very aUe and clear articles on that theme to cur rent literaturo, and belongs to that sect in Portland. . Judge Bronaugh is also very wealthy in this world's goods. Atone of their meetings a poor devil in the denomination roasted the judge's unnliriotiun like attitude in holding so mueh prop erty while countless millions were starving. The judge was tuken back, but said he would look upj the scriptures and give a scriptural j reply at the next meeting, which he did by (lulling out of the scrip turo the passage, "Occupy until I come. " I've a secret In my heart, Sweet Marie, A tale I would Impart, Bweet Marie: If you'd even fairer bo Vuu must always use Purlin' Tea The Improvement you will sec, Sweet Marie. Hold by A. Ykrinoton. Blunk covers for h-gul papers, and legal blanks for sale, at the UiMlt! olllce. Cook's Cotton Hoot Compound: recent discovery. At Ykuinci ton's drugstore. WOOIB niDBI-IIODINS, 11, great English Itemedy. AV Ykkinoton's. H. N. CRAIN. Watches, Clocks, J owelty, Sterling and Silver-Plated Ware. IrjjrWiituh Repairing a Specialty.- Euoiink, Oreoon CHOPPING -AND- FEED MILL; Braham, Corn Meal, Whole Wheat Flour, And all kinds of Mill Feed und Uuled Hay kept constantly on hand. H. D. 0FFUTT, Prop. Leave orders at CI. F. Craw's. Lane County Bank, (RiuMlitipd In lxtti) EUGENE, OREGON. A general Banking business In all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. (. HOVF.Y, President!1" J. M.AHHAMS. Cashier. ' A. . llOVKY, J 11., Asst. C'ashr. Homesteads. I know of a few good Homesteads on tho Biuslaw river. Will cheap. They will cut from 6,000,000 to 7,000,000 feet of flrst-eln as timber: l aiuoa some une bottom land on same. W. C. Haii.ky. Oftloo with McMurphev In Rlioltnn block. Notice to Creditors. All persons Indebted to E. C. Smlil, are hereby notified to call at one ,,. settle their accounts. All accounts r. malnlng unpaid will be nlaeml In ti,. hands of au attorney for ouiu.it.... J. W. Chkrky, Assignee. For Sal. Four hundred acre, of laud near Ku- geue. win be sold In a body or In tracts to suit purchaser. Kkank Coi.kman. Wheo rUl.r u ak-k, n ran, W Out n. la. Win. ibs ni a ckiu, .ha crtJ fo, rutolv Than ah beoama Him, she clutuj to Ctotort. Wh eh had ChlMna, ah rare tlm cU)rie, Or. Prfco'j Cream Bakins Powder Pair Hlgwul Aaard. Irving Items. Deo 18. The U. B. ehuich that has Just been completed, was dedicated on Sunday by bishop Mills and Rev. Snyder. A large congregation was present both morning and evening. The doors of the church were thrown open to those wishing to Join, resulting in 24 new members. The revival is still In pro gress with many seekers and so-ue new members added to the church roil, ureal good will surely comes from these meetings. John Briggs is slowly Improving from lils attack of rheumatism. School has closed for the holidays. We understand a gentleman from Fern Ridge intends starting a grist mill at Irving some time in the near future. There will bo a pigeon shoot here on Christmas day. Some very nice prizes will be awarded, including cash prizes. uringyour gun and come and shoot. A. A. Meek one day last week ship ped CO dressed hogs to Portland. They were a :iue looking lot of porker. Most everybody here Is aillieted with a very bud cold. A very peculiar disease has tuken tho Inst horse Richard Roberson owned. It kills the animal it attacks in an lioui. Messrs. A. Bond & Son, merchants of Irving, shipped the largest hog of the season, weighing 310 lbs dressed Jliey are shipping a great number of dressed porkers tills year. We understand there are several families coming in here from the east In the spring. Three or four families bought land here last fall. X. X. Cieswell Casualties Ueoigo Petty is still sutl'erliiu from an access In Ills side. T. O. Martin went to Eugene Tuee- day. Mesdames Stone nnd Stuntou visit ed Cottage Grove Sunday, Born, Sunday Dec 10, to the wife of C. 1'. Moore, a daiiehter. Mm Moore is In a critical condition. men, Ueo. 17th, the little babe of Mr. and Mrs. Clias. F. Moore. A verv brief funeral service was held at the residence on Wednesday, and the re mains burled In tho Crcswell come, tery. llev. Bolster, of Roseburir, bogan a series of meetings at the church bore Monday ulght. Muoh lrtere.it Is al ready manifested in the meeting. Mr. web Mast, of Coos county, is visiting relatives and friends here. A subscription school will bo coin meucca Hero after the holidays by aliases urousneck aud Mast. We understand that Mrs. Dowtilmr will teach the primary department in the Creswull school In the spring. On the 5th Sunday In this month tlicie will be a gospel temperance meeting at the churuli at II o'clock. An Interesting program Is being pro. pared. Saturday evening Deo. 2Uth. there will lie a Demurest Medal Contest for tho silver medal, at the ohureh. Sev eral of our young people are hard at work on their selections, and an Inter esting und Instructive exerolso will be rendered. It is to bo honed that thl. will be'but the beglnnlne of a series of then contest, and that the requisite number of silver medals may be wen In the neighborhood to make possible. a gold medal contest at some futun.1 dale. Among those ccmtesllmr will be, Misses Mlllo, Scott. Ollvo MeDun. lei, Oertlo Urousbeek, Urnvo Hunter aim Lena Stockwell, and Messrs V, A. Teutsch, Eugene Skinner and Amherst Howe, The selections are of the highest literary order and those who attend will be sure of a treat. KkI'II. Marvelous Results. From a letter wrltl. I... l.... t n . . j. v.uu.ii-niimi, hi iJinionnale, Mleli.. vo are permitted to make this extract 1 haye no hesitation In reeonimedliie Dr. Ivlii.r'a V.t.v 1.1. .. ...ii 'i"TOvry, as i lie re sults were almost marvelous la the ii.. , 1 v iiuivii ni, nives jnc t on she was brought down wilh w,0"1 U,,1B I-a (.irip,. lVrriblo naraoxysma of eouKliiiiK won d last for hours with little Inter ruptlon and it seemed as If she could not survive th.ni. A friend iwoin' meiiiliHl lr. King's New I)lmrv: it was quick in Its work and highly sat. iree at Heiulanam A i .i....i. i. Stnr. Ii....l. .1... itt. r" i. .... ru uw. noil l.otl. NOTICE FOtt PUBLICATION. Land Offloi-, at ltiweburu, Onynn. v .i t . DeetnuU-r 15, ism, .o.l ia hrr.lr gWo that lha lullovin,; garl ihceaMHl. Nn ll. 't '.h.rii .SW ' N -i N'F- ' .-c Tp 1st h. K I ., She nime. th. I..u. ! prov, he, coo-innon. rvr ..i- lurowmi ilofea toi ?' V '' Ut,l .Ot.'. , ,m ,. I ..k T. ',-n' "- lrH!-'. Jne. I ..... , .,ri ,.,. Onfd.ia. T K. 11. SiTVH, U' Siiler, nnal proof In aneport of hi, . ' "'"wen, strunir ami jL.tn. and that . .Id prvWf .ill L X b. i well fl,l up. k 1, for. A.C Jenuiig.couniy clerk o I Lan. i," fh ,J Uro J,1,1? i",H, " '.rk well un.y, Orvaoo. Kngene, Lan. conn," f he ehlUiren like it. Your a IW 00 January Sti, Isw, M.,; B- tW h Cl.tv ha, eurvd and kept ASTHMA, Distressing Cough, DUAXi JUJ-11J.O nfiTin rflnrma fV AND W MUSCLES. Despaired i,OP BELIEF. - CUBED BT Ayer's Cherry Pectoral IIDmu lima .Inn. T hull A SPVArA O attack nf asthma, accompanleil with a 3 uisiressiUKCUugu auu a kclick. wlikj. q. of the Joints and muscles. I consulted oj physicians and tried various remedies, J Due without getting any renei, uihii i cj aespalred of ever being wen again. 03 Finally, I took Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, oj and in a very short time, was entirely Jj cured. 1 can, therefore, cordially aud oj confidently commend this medicine to Oj alL" J. Koseixs, Victoria, Texas. My wlfo had a very troublesome cough. She used Ayer's Cherry Fecto- oj ral and procured Immediate relief." oj O. B. Fodbick, Iluniuhreys, Ga. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral; Received Highest Awards AT THE WORLD'S FAIR OOOOooooooooooooooooooo. EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Btaee leaves Fugfiic Mondays and Thursday. at V o'clock a. m., pasxengers arriving In riorencethttuity loiiowliiKat luo Giock a. m. Keturulnir DitKiuniirory leave Klorfitint Tiipm- aaya anu rritiHVti ana trie siBKe arrives in Ea tcene the next uav at 7 o'clock d. m. hlNdlJC FA UK $.i.OO kuumj run ii oo Tlcketl for baIo at K. I)AniFB llverv barn. Eu gene, or at Hurd A i'avunrort'H ollloe lu Flor- uoce, C).HXN!iKlCK.Ht Preflidtjtit, a. B. Kakin. Jb.. Caiihier Paid ud lasb (anltal 50.000 Surplus ami Profits. S50.(HMf Eupenfi nratTAn ct ' A ITHneral hMlkin? hllHlnMU il.inA nn ma.m.. I able tonus. HiKht drafu on NEW YOKK, LNI). OKKiiON. ilil lc of exchange cold on foreign countrier. On pos fu rnuAivett smbitut to check or nititi. I cata of depokit. All collectiooa eotruutM to un will reivc p ompi actenium. GOLDEN I WEST 8 BAKING POWDER 022 1IKAHONS WHY 11 r 7u thoulu buy It. XX I. ItlsnuulerlKhtuoreathome. So " made of the wry finest material! and l guarantel In every nwix.t-1 c.iinl or OQ auporior to tlio very best. QO 3. Tho makers Ruarantec evory O ' tin ami every imx-er Is nutboriztMl lo return your VV moneyiritbonotaatlsfRctory O CAN VOU ASK FOR MORE? QO CLooar Daruu, Portland, Or. 08808808ot8808SO880 J. L. PAGE, DEALER IN UAVINUA LAItdR AND rmiw.IT. bl.tu.-'rV-i"'1 K'";' boughl In the Exclusivoiv. For Cash, I can oiler the pul.lio better prices tlinu anv otlier liiuiu.! 1 IN EUGENE. : tViHluoe of all kiiuW) taken at market J. F. FORD, (Kranxrlbt.l '! Ilea AlolaM, Iowa, writes unJer daU ol S. B. Mkd. Mfo. Co., Dufur. Oreiron. UKNTi.KMhN: On arriving home last week, I fou tni all well atufanx oiHlv wit,nK. Onr little girl, eight ami .. . ...... who nan wasted awav 1t;vv'r'.0"c wlt, rTrettings for all. W',,HK $V" l'f-f'l.v, we a.re oiiin. Mr. avi Mou i t.- t. . " . ."Z .J ' roR,- " jwt iVu,, ?""'. mi:duiMeran.inv.. V..r-. V" oottle br all ,lru,l,tt. P. KISHER V,?,UV,,o'u -"t-Th,." Wt SJL.ll I First flationa Bask I! FISHER & W ATKINS, riiiiiiiJi.Toiis. Will keep connuntly mi hand a full mply o MUTTOX, IV HK AND VLAL Vlich they will (wll at the lnu'eut market prl , A fair nhaie nF the public patrcaage bo- TO THF KA.Ii.MKKS : 1 We will pav th l::vhest market price (or Fat Cattle. Han anl hlieep. SHOP ON W I L T . A y F. 'IT E STItKET. LtTGKCITY OREOON Meats delivered to any part uf the city free of cbarife. Tlos. F. Oaes, Henry C, Paine, HenryCSouU Receivers. lORTHERN PACIFIC R. R it U N S Pullman Sleeping Cars Elegant Tourist Dining Cars Sleeping Cars St. Paul, Minneapolis. Duluth, Fargo 8 rand Forks' rookston, Winnipeg, Helena and Butte. TO nni. t mi -i a . a . Washington. nwya Boston and all roints tast and South. For infomiHlinti Mm. Paul. mo.,. ...n ll.. ROBERT JOHNSTON At Miniicsnta House Eugene. Ageut. OB- A. D. CHARLTON, Asst. Gen?. Pass. Agent. PORTLAND, OREGON. W. L. Douclas S. CORDOVAN, frenchaenamelledcalf: 4-.3.5PFlNECALF&lftfAI!H 3.5PP0LICE.3SOLE9. extra fine. 5 BoysSchoolShoei LADIES SEND FOR CATALoatlB Vol can aare monrr by purcbaaing v. L. rfTt?u t W.e ore,lilc.llflf t manufacturers of fwl liise'J.1'c' ,n ,he v,orld. "1 goarantea the value by stamping the name amforice oi i?,U.H1nCoU"0,f,",rlc !1 S' '"V nUlnV and SJ ff.?Ul,llc"-. We, have them sold very. rnvo?herZlr.prv'? '' ""value given tm7n dealer cannot aupply you, we can. sild by A. HUNT Eugene. Oregon. Forsaleat Verlnj ton's sth strecdniR HOLTON HOUSE. J. C. FALLON 4 CO.. Prnnripfn ruai, vain ciera. N.lFllt u KurniH-an mil a ,..! KveryliingnewV ,Vo a. plan Fiee oils, i- jee batha Corner K.shi-ik ! Portland. " 8t,,,,. Eugene Street Railway. TIMS CARD. After the 4th of del isia n . . W"J the followi.',B8ciied7ue time until further notice. 5tu" LEAVING TUB DKPtrT. then everv half l.o..r ,u-w ni.. LEAVE THC rSIVKRSTY. 7:2.V7i1S.S 'S Q. o...; r...., .. tRr9 '"ve PromptIy op Uine. MOVES THE BOWELS l i H M llWlhET."-.MIBt J Wholesale and Retail LIQUOR STORE. W. H. RENSHAW, Proprietor. ! Ket coiutrnt y on band a full line ot Im parted and Doinestio LIQUORS AND CIGARS. $&A80 keeps the celebrated Hchlitz Milwaukee Beer on draught at 5 cts. I er glass. ASSIGNMENT. In the matter ol the assignment of E O. Smith, an insolvent debtor. Notice is bertbv given that E. 0 Smith on tbe 28th iluy of November, 16l4, duly rd legally made au a&tignmeut of all his prop, erty both real ami personal for ibn b.ifit of all his o red i torn r.uder and by viituc cf the assignment laws t f the Stale of Ort gou, to J. W, Cherry, and said kHwignoieut ih now recorded in vbo Clfik't efnee for Lhhh county. Ortgon. u.nd ttli perm ns buvicg oluims uguinht the mA E. 0. Smith, as signor, are bertby notified to present tho Maine duly and properly proven and verified within three mouths from tbe dtite of ,tbia notice, to ib I'liderttined asnitM at, thu law offioo of Norton & Kiusey, ai Kug.uu, Ongou. Dated tbis 3rd. Any of Deceniber, 1604. J. W. Chkbry, AHsiynno. NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION. LaN1 0'FICX AT ltOBEUOIIO Orh.. November 13, 1894. Nulioe is her, by iiivpu Ibat the (ollowii g named settler has filed Dolici- of her intirj tioD to mako final proof lit support of her claim, and (hat said pioof v. ill be made e fore A. C JeDiiiDgs, county chrk of L lo county, Oregon, at I ngrue Lane o 'aniy, Orrgnu. on I)eember id, 1894, viz: Mary Walker, on Homentead eDtry No. 5907. for tho N E yt N E Yt aud lot 6 of aeo 24, Tp 18 S., E 2 West. She names the following wiloeitit u prove her cciitit.notts reBidence upon anil motivation of, paid ihiid, viz: 1'aol Had-li-y, Joseph S, Hill, Silas Bu.eell, James Keeiiey, ail of Jasper, Lane County, Ore gon. - II. M. Veatch. Rnicter. Oregon Pacific Railroad Co. CHARLES CLARK. Receiver. Connecting with steamer. "HOMEK between Yaquiim nnd San Francisco. 1'or freight ami passenger rates apply to any agent. CHAS. .1. HENDRYS, SON & CO., No. 2 to 8, Market St., San Francisco, Calif. CHARLES CLARK. Receiver, Cnrvalliw. Orenon. Summons. In the Circuit Court of the S.atu of Oct gon for Lnne Comity. IG.L oev.tu, riainliff, ) vs. (O. L. Sev.rn, Defendant. To G. L. Severn. Deftmlunt. .liv named: IN THE NAME OP THE statw ni Oregon yon are hereby summoned to ap pear and answer tbe plaintiffs complaint now on file ag.int you in the above entitled canse and comt on or before l,.n,l.,v ii.o 4tb (lay of March, 1895, tbe sanio being the first day of the regular March tcrni, ls'JS, of said court, to be begun and bolden on said 4th day of March, 1895, at the court hoiihe in Eugene, in sa:d conutv end fctntft. -ml you aie hereby notified that if you fail to appearand answer said complaint as herein required, the plaintiff will apply lo said court for relief ptnyed for in said com plaint, to-wit: For tbe dissolution of the marriage contract now existing between plaintiff and defendant, and for the custody and care of Minnie P.. Sua...., u..,...;,. i Severn aud Geoigo 8. Severn. 'tbe minor children of plaintiff and defendant ... .1 i... general relief, including costs and viiburse menta of this suit. This summons is published by order of Hon. J. C. Fullerton. n-ado at K,t. n, egou. on the 2nd day of November. 1894. in the Daily Euoena Gniim no.,.... .. general circulation published in said county and to be published therein fornix consecu live and successive weeks. BiLTKtr & Torino, Attorneys lor Plaintiff. EAST AND South The Shasta ISoate. OF THE Tie SoqUicfo Pucillo Co ETireri Trains U 'ortlanil flailv South j 6:1 r II Lv P.'rtlard " KiK'eue Ssn Ki.mcisco 12:07pm , l.v Ar i 8:'.U 10.-45AM Ar I.v I.v L'.-4. 7o AtKJVC Ink, n .... mitt ttt nu For lat.il to Albai.v stations fr. in Also Tbi frt-nt. Shedds, llubtey. li-'risLnriT. ""It, f.Uj;ne, ant: at all si burg t. Acliian.: iucluive. . .lunctu & t.itv, liens from Hoe - KOKRDRO MAIL, PA1I.T. looESiw S"8 Lvliaain. -DINING CARS )N OGDEN ROTJTt -P0LLVA?v buli HI CLEEPl.IU. ISO- Sl.Cf.NI: CLAPS SIFF1 j.Vi; fAJ.p Attw h.d to all through trems. Wwt Side niri,i. tJU'iU&it AkU IK.', i BETV, .1 K.VI1. TKAta ..A.n ,SAerT -lvlat., At H..-, . ... uf D,e,.n l:A,irt, . . . ' '' tram Ke; h... , ill Fx. 4H0 i. '7.7 7i V r. I Ar Tunon,. Ar ; :t u Li i Stvi a n i" the K-,l, r r.'H.ie Eni p " f. . nnd I it ., .... . ,..., oan U. ot U! L, n i- ii . . i R KOEH1.KR. If U' . 1-tOLDEX. Ma. aver. At. O. F. ad Pass AkV OKT1.A M, OlvKl.l