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TUESDAY,
JAN. 1, 1895
PBKS1UEM1AL HE'l Y.
Louisville Courier-Journal:
George Washington was a member
the Episcopal church, anil a
great believer in prayer,
ohn Adams was a Congregation
alist and eame from a long line of
Puritan ancestors, but was very
liberal in his views us to religion.
Thomas Jefferson's ideas on reli
gion are difficult to classify. lie
was an admirer of tho great Tom
Puino, tho agnostic, but believed in
ftituro life.
John Quincy Adams was a Con
gregutionalist liko his father, and
wrote a hymn.
Madison and Monroe were Epis
copalians in good standing.
Andrew Jackson was notoriously
irruligious ia his curh' manhood
and inn turo life. After his retire
ment from the presidency ho bo
ciimo converted und joined tho
Presbyterian church.
Martin Van Huron never made
any religious confession, but was a
man of irreproachable morality.
William Jlonry Harrison was an
Episcopalian of strong convictions,
which prevented Mm from fighting
duels.
John Tyler whb an Episcopalian
James K. Polk made no profes
sion until on his death bed, whou a
Methodist minister sprinkled him.
Zuolmry Taylor didn't givo tho
question any thought but meekly
paid his wife's contributions to tho
Episcopal church. Taylor knew hut
little about theology and cared less.
Millard Filmoro was a very quiet
but pious man, anil alliliaUd with
the llaptists.
Franklin Pierce was an Episco
pal communicant.
James lluuhanan was always
pious, bin didn't join tliu church
until after his retirement from tho
presidency, when ho becamo o
Presbyterian.
Abraham Lincoln, aceordiug to
Col. Hob Ingersol, was a disciplo of
Voltaire, but he expressed Christian
conviction, and was inclined to
spiritulism.
Andrew Johnson was not mem
her of any churuh, but a tacit bo-
liovcr in Christianity, lie- was in
clined toward Methodism.
U. S. Grant was a Methodist.
James A. Garfield was a member
of the Church of Christ, Gumboil
ito church. Ho once tried his
bund at preaching.
Chester A. Arthur was an Epis
copalian. Benjamin Harrison is a Prcsby
toriau and attends church quite
regularly.
I Grovcr Clovoland gels his supply
of Christian fortitude from thel'iit
vnnistic fount also.
"A Happy Now Year" to all our
readers.
The Gl'Aiti) believes that 1S'J5
will be a prosperous year for Eu
gene. Confidence is returning and
a number are talking of building
during the coming summer.
The matter of tho confirmation
of the Oregon Pacific railroad will
be heard by Judge Fuller ton, at
Corvallis, next Thursday morning.
Tho people of Lane county hope the
judne will tee his way clear to con
firm the sale.
Tho Florence West: Much has
been said about the Oregon inn
"reading out" of tho republican
party all those who favor the free
in the I
coinage of silver. If sueli in
i -i u. ...n 1 :..
three-fourths of the republican vot-'
. t i ;
ers iii Lincoln, Linn, Lane anu ,
Douglas oonnf.es. Any number of j
fe .
republicans in Oregon have a nghl
to differ from that journal on any
question, and as a majority of them
do on the silver question, it would
be folly to attempt to coerce them
to accept that paper's ipsie dixit in
regard to free coinage of silver.
The promoters of the San Diego
Pacific railroad hive u novel
scheme by which they propose to
build the r.utd. They propose to
issue stock of a value of if 10 a share
and payable in monthly iiiNtull-
mcnts of 50 cents each. It is
further proposed to inlist in the en
terprise tho cervices of all the A.
R. U. strikers possible. It is esti
mated by the inducement of em
ployment being lield o it to men
who havo the projoct in charge,
that if 100,000 persons ran he in
duced to take clock on this basis it
will supply a sufficient amount of
capital to build five miles of road
every month.
HER ENTRANCE
into society, and womanhood as well, is
an extremely critical perii.d in every Kill's
life. At this time she needs advice, and,
what'a more help of the riKlit sort. It" she
puts her faith in l)r. I'ierce'a 1'itvoiitc l'rc
acilplion it can brine; onlv (food res.uU.
It's a medicine that's made especially to
build up wouieu'a atrentrih una cine wo
men'a ailments an invitf.-nitiiitr, rismra
live toni6, soothing corditl, mid hiacinir
nervine ; purely vegetable, non-alcoholic,
and perfectly harmless. For nil the func
tional derangements, painful disorders, mid
chronic weak nessea that alllict womankind,
the " Favorite Prescription " ia specific.
TERRII1I.B PAIN AND PAINTING SPELLS.
Mtchantcsburgfi, Cumberland Co.,
Da. R. V. 1'lHKCK, Uulialo. N. Y. : Hear Sir
V hen I commenced tak
ing ynnr medicine I was
very etcklv.
1 hail fie.
qitent spells of ffiintllitr
terrible naln lu my head.
and life was a liuiden to
me. 1 was atteuded by
one of the best physi
cians In our town, but
will! no gtwd results. At
last a ntik-hlor advlkcd
me to try Or. Pierce's
1'avorite Prescription,
which I did. and alter
taklnir one bntlle I fell
jrreatly lieneliled, 1
would advlte nil ladles
similarly atllirted to try
" Favorite Prescription'
Uu Jacobs.
Yours trulv.
Mis. SAMUKI, A. JACOIIS.
A book of 168 pages, entitled " Woninn
and Her Diseases," sent sealed in pUiin
tnvelope for la cents in stamps to pay
posiug-c. Address ur. fierce as udovc.
C. E. LOOMIS, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
(Itlleo In Hayes' building, upstairs.
Privtite telephone limbic, the door
for calls day or night.
H. N. CRAIN.
Watches,
Clocks,
Jewelry,
Sterling and Silver-Plated Ware.
JoDf Watch lie-pairing a Speialty.-Vja
EUOKNIC, OwlCOON
-CHOPPING-
-ANU-
FEED MILL
Graham, Corn Meal,
Whole Wheat Flour,
Ami all kinds of Mill bVod and Haled
Hay kept constantly on hand.
H. D. OFFUTT. Prot
l.cae orders at tl. V. I'rww's.
Lane County Bank.
(K)laMIliol lu I vs.',)
EUGENE, OREGON.
A general Banking business
In all branches transacted on
favorable terms.
A. (1. HOVKY. l'rwident.
J. M. AHKAMS, Cashier
A. U. HOVKY, Jr., At. Ca.hr.
case it can place on us out iMngii,rr nnn usbmhy acempan-
M mm
?fpl
n
w une iiummjBr.
xi . tj,, ft rx ( 90 Frnlik
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" "cementa. y huoi
by Win. Lawhorn while the two were
QUt all)tiK deer Luwhorn, who hud
separated from Kir-g, saw a deer and
opened lire, the second shot hitting
King. Lnwliorn says he was within
fifty yards of King and that the latter
was thirty yards out of lino of the
deer. The bullet, which was from a
t .1.1 nnliltco i-Hla u,rnrb ICItltf nil MlP ill-
side edge of the right shoulder blade
and ranged downward and forward
through the right lung and remained
in the body. King Isstill ailve but is in
a critical condition.
A IVIllc-Olince Hub)'.
Lai-aykttk, Intl., Dec. 31. A
special to the Journal from West Creek
suvs that the smallest child on record
was born of Norwegian parents there
on Wednesday. Tho babe is a boy, is
as perfectly formed as a babe could be,
and at lis birth weighed only nine
ounces. A ring worn on the liltle fin
ger of the father was slipped over Its
foot nearly up to the knee. The pro
babilities are that it will live.
rSiioui.u nii C'oNKiK.MMi. Hon.
C'hus. Kiiowli-s, of l'ortltind, speaking
to a reporter of the t'orvallis Gazelle,
says: "The sule of tlieO. P. ought by
all means to be confirmed. The pur
chasers havo abundant capital mid will
push tho road to an eastern connect Inn
and will orobubly btiilil a feeder to
Eugene in thu spring. The construc
tion f this line and the Astoria
brunch during tho present depression
will advertise Oregon as nothing else
will. The prosperity of the Willani
otte vttlley and even of the entiro state
depends hugely on the confirmation of
the hiiIo to Messrs. Honour & Ham
mond. They aro pushers and it would
be almost Impossible for tho road to
fall into better hands than theirs."
Parks' Tea clears the complexion
Mrs. N. Meyette, of I.e Koy, N. Y.,
says: "1 have used Parks' Tea and find
It the best remedy 1 havo ever filed.
Hold by A. Yhkinuton.
i'i,T Sale.
Knur hundred acres of land near Eu
gene. Will be sold lu a body or in
tracts to suit purchaser.
Fit A NIC C'oluman
Homesteads.
I know of a few Rood Homesteads
on tho Siusliiw river. Will locate
cheap. They will cut from 6,000,000 to
7,0.00,000 feet of first-class timber; bo
sides some fine bottom land on same.
W. C. Bailky.
onicowlth McMurphcy in .Shellon
block.
When Naliy waa nick, we gave her Costo.-lo.
When alia waa a Clitlil, alio erled fur Castorla.
Wlieu atie became MLw, she clung to Ctutorla.
Wlien alio hail ChllUreu, alie gave Uieui Caatorla.
Notice to Creditors.
All persons indebted to K. C. Hinlth,
are hereby notified to call at once and
settle their accounts. All accounts re
maining unpaid will be placed In tile
hands of au attorney for collection.
J. W. ClIKllllV,
Assignee.
ICilgeno, Dec. fi, 18U4.
FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that the muler
sinned eleeiltrix of the estate of J. J. Com.
mock llt'Ccaard, haa tilinl her titiul account
for settlement in saiil estate in the comity
court of Lhuo countv, Or. ami aiihl court
naa ine.l tuo Ural Jlonil iy, the 4lh ilny of
feliruary, 16Uo, lor tn.al heiiiing the
same,
JlILtA 11. CcMATOCK,
I. J. Waltos, Lse utiix.
Atloruey for Ksluto
EXEt'l'TOKS XCTICE.
Notice ia hereby siven thai by au order o(
die County Court of Lane county, Oregon
William Tucker haa hoou duly' aimoiuteii
Eiecutor ol die lost will and i.i, ...,. .,,.1
o( the eslate o( Ureter Tucker ileCeawl.BlliI
all ieioua having cluiuia einat aaiil estate
are hereby untitled to (ireseul the same duly
venrted to Ihe iiuderMK-ned Executor at the
law otUce ol Hilyeu YuuS, in EiiKeiie,
Orecou. aiiliiu six moniba from tbe dale ol
this uotice.
U.ud lina 2S(h day of Dec. 1M1.
Vni.U!I Tcckku,
,, ... Eiecutot.
HtLVaV ul-Xil,
Alija.
NOTICE FOl! rCULlCATlON.
Laud Oince, at Hoaebnrg. Oien.-vri,
. lleceuiU r 15. lM.U.
Nolice is heredv oiven that ll, l,,n.,o,
oiul settler haa tiled uotice o( her Inten
tion lo make Anal uroof In hh...i r i ,.
claim, and that ai.l mwlili l.e made b
tore A C J, nuii i,uuly cbtk of Lane
iHiuniy, Onuon. at Ensile. Line countv.
Orenou, ou January 'if,, iv,ijt jH'r.
lha J. Ilosari, atdow o( Andrew M. llj
Itarl d-crawd on h -nie.le.,1 en, iv No
v.'lo lor the X N VY '. I V i
scaT,.i!s. i; i w,., ' '
liAine- ihe U:oi,s iuirae to
prove her eoHiinuoua teai l-i,,-.. upon ,
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it llrxter. l.ai el'o .Hi, e., u ,li,. vv.i.
bnn.a. of 1, i,-r. I. Ille Co.. llr. .. ,.. .1
tir fflih. of P. tter UneCo. (iT.k-,. Thom.
aa lloweu, ot l.i.r, l.an,. C . . Orec n.
It U. Van-H.
Keji.ter. i
Health Restored
ALL KUN DOWN
Ko Strength nor Energy
i Miserable
iftCll-COVERED
- i l i -witi'-,1W4
SOKES.
J ' CURED 3Y USING
Ayer'sSarsaparilla
. i,i,mmI was In O:
M.I coi.1 t on. my system all run down,
wi my general Iieallli very much l i re'
My hands were covered with
I "e s ..i ..4..llsc li!vrBinu all the tune I
a.t strenwh nor energy m V
Iniil were inisernli e in the extreme. At
K I eoninienee.! taking Ayer's Sarsa
1 arllla and soon noticed aehange Iprtlie
better. My appetite returned and with
"renewed strength. K.ieouragt ! hy
ese re,ulls. I kei,t on Ink ng tl.c Sar
saparilla. till 1 liaJ ,' ''
my health was re-itor." i."-A. A. towns,
' i, it...,-... 1 h, minimi. N. DaK.
Ayer'8onhiySarsaparilla
Admitted
AT THE WORLU'S
FAIR
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EUGENE-FLORENCE
STAGE LINE.
E. BANGS, Proprietor.
Kfnec leaves Kugellf -Mondays and Tllliradayl,
u. ..-..I....L- , ,.4iiL'ers arrlvina 111
Florence the day following at lu o'clock a. ni.
Keturlillig passengers leave Florence Tues
days and Fridays and the stage arrives In Fu
gene the next day at 7 o'clock p. m.
.-IMII.K l-'AUK '
HOUND TKII'. 'J
Tiekels lor sale at K. Hangs' livery barn, hu
gene, or at llurd A Davenport's otllco ill rlor
ence,
ft. H ENOKR-RS. 8. B. Eakis. Jb.,
'resident. Caahiet
Ot Eugene.
?M up lash Capital $50,000
Surplus 3i :J Fronts, ,tWU
Eugene - -', Oregon.
A eenttriil Imnkiuvr buiiier done on reasnu-
sMeternm. SiKlit (Imfta im NKW YOHK,
i ni(:AU(i, saa r lvANUJol'U an'l fUKT
1AND, OKEUOX.
JUIle of ox:hitii;' ftW m foreign &mutrefi.
l)fosit ncetve'i subjit to ohw.k ur iMirttii
oaUt of deiMwit. i
All uolleotionn nlrur.ttnl to m will reiiv
pt('Diit a t ten v ion
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BAKING POWDER
3 It K A SONS WHY
you ihuuld buy It.
1. It .Bmutle right here at home.
'J. It isnmde of tho very llnest
nmteriiili ami is gimmnuxxl
in every resinrt iqual or
Buperior to tbo very best.
3. Tho makers Bimrnntee every
tin anl every Kiwer is
authorized to return your
money If it be nt satisfcutory
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Closutt A Devkos, Portland, Or.
0880880882886880880
J. L. PAGE,
DKALEK IN
GROCERIES
H''l'af.A L?'iK ASI1 CMI'I,KTK STOt'K
bLl ni.r.eu " UrOC"'1'" bouhl lh
Exclusively For Cash,
I ranoffi-r the puhlio better priivs
limn ntiv iitltur I.,,. 1
: IN EUGENE. :
ri-oiltuv of ull kinils taken at market
J. F. FORD,
Ofl) Moine. low, wri uuJer -Uu t
S. B. Mko. Mfo. I'd.,
llnr.ie IW
Okxti.kmkv 11 :..!.r. .
I ,.. ."'""'"Ktioineiftst
viKomt.a ntui well Amhn up ' '
Hoth f ,,e childivu Uke i, V' vV'"
B. HuuKh ll.rv bu eiirvil and kent
away all luiamus from ,.
wlihiK v.m prosiH-ritv, we W
oum.Ik. asuMh-s.J.K.Koki
:n;p"-.'.v
Hold under a Hitlve miarante,
, eenm-r boitl, bT ail drui,UL
LI' PlillKR, NKUSI'trFK n,i-.
Aeni,;i Merehan .Vi-hV ERTls:!ili
e km. I. ,.r anthori "ed aiVni Ta au Krmn
eft eu Die In hi. odlee Th:" I!1"
hi Mm
Bank
nnmn II A J i nTHim
jW 1 ML MMMI LIQUOR
FISHER & W ATKINS,
rl!OrlUKT(IKS.
Will Veep courteutly on hand a full supply o
:e :c
MUTTON', I'CJIK. AND VEAL
wu tl,v will aell at the lowest uiarlret pri
ees, A fair a!iie uf tlio puhlio patrcoage ao-
Ueiteil.
Til TH V KAilMJSltS :
We will pay the hitchmt market price for Fat
l'attie. h-w. ud Sheep.
SHOP ON V, ll.l.A.v a i i & aiMui.
Weata dolivered to ar,y part of the city free ol
Tlios. F. Qakes. Henry C. Paine, Henry C. Round
Receivers.
Northern
i j pacific r r
it
N
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Pullman
Elegant
Tourist
Sleeping Cars
Dining Cars
Sleeping Cars
St. Paul,
Minneapolis,
Duluth,
Fargo
Grand Forks'
Crookston,
Winnipeg,
Helena and
Butte.
TO
-Through Tickets to-
Chicago,
Washington,
Philadelphia,
New York,
Boston and all
Points East and South.
For Information, time cards, maps and tiekets
eaii ou or wme
ROBERT JOHNSTON,
At Minnesota, House Eugene.
Agent.
-OR-
A, D. CHARLTON, Asst. Gen-. Pass. Aent,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
W. L. Douglas
Ull U nUlL DO sQUUHiaa.
Tia. UUKUUYAII,
FRENCH& ENAMELLED CALF.
44.i5PFlNECALf&KAU6ArSH
fo.syKULict.a Soles.
EXTRA FINE. 5
2.l.7s Boys'SchoolShoE3.
LADIES-
r,llnnNG0i .
Jv UE5I s1.
Yoa can iftTe money by purehualus v. I-
J'oi;v!an r.bne..
Because, we are the largest manufacturers of
"overused sheet In tlie world, end guarantee
.1,1 tT .. ' "yy'K ic name ana price oa
iJL. "T";. "l"fh protects you against high
prices end the middleman's profits. Ourshoes
equal custom work in style, easy fitting aud
wearing qualities 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, wc can. Sold by
A. HUNT Eugene, Oregon.
Forsale at Yeringtou's 9lh slreedrug
HOLTONHOUSE.
eo pL0, Hm C0- Proprietors.
EO. POST. Chief C.,r,. H.BEWS,-1..g.f
FIT."" a,ul African plan.
PorttarJd. FoU"h n,,1 AWw st"-e.
Eugene Street Railway.
TIME CARD.
--mut me 4t, or Oct. the BtrvHt
LEAVING THE DEPOT.
T-Irt o - '
, , , riM i y,
then every half hour lu'1'1
Cur. .llt i
k:r :v-:..V;;.' r.
. . - -'- . r r
I ' - -. - - .. ..
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MOVES THE EOVe-ELS M
niii ru lu l1"-!-N- ' j
Wholesale and Retail
store.
W. M. HENSHAW, Proprietor.
Keeps coustaut'y on liaml a full n. , .
K.rted and Don,.)' ' '
LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
ISiyAlso keeusthefHlol.i-.,!...! . . .
Milwaukee Beer on draught t i "z
1 " t5 '
ASSIGNMENT.
Tn the matter ni t)i&
Smith, au iBsolvent debtor. E C
notice is licrtbv given that E p ,
od the 28th duy of November, 1891 d'M
lenally made uu OBsignment of all'bi- V.
erty both reul I and personal for tu0 i ' 'I
of all his ornlttora uudi-r ai d U li in
the uasignmeut laws of the Stalt.' 01 ,, '' ''
to J. W. Cherry ud 8id n,'
uow recorded in Ihe Clerk'e offi , "
county, Oregon and nil
olaims againat the auid E 0. Suiiih,
uuMUlll 10 1-rtK.ut ,v.
TJt .1 C F . F,uv" ua VP!
within three months from Ihe date of iii,
... ...c i-i-iici.ifiiii a eSHL'ui r-ut u
law offiee of Norton & Kiusey, , P,,
Oregon.
Dated this 3rd. day of Dtei wber IMt
I til r, .
. ! . VMIiBBt, ASkIjjui-b.
NoncE foh ruBLicuius:
Land Offloe at RoselmrR, Oregon,
Dtci-mber, lo, 18S11
Notioe is hereby (jiven that the follovti,.
immeil settler haa Bled notice o! bis ioifi.
tion to make commutation finul eroil jj
support of bia olaiiu, ami iu.it a.j, ,iri,(
will be mudo before A. C. Jenuing., tma,
eleik of I.une couuly, Oregon, hi Enpt,
Lane County, Orepou. on January
siz: John Davis, oti hotuealead K-.trr
7109 for the e ol see I) ip Ki Hp t )' njsl'
He names the following wiiui shea to rjtor,
bis continuous residence upon and tu:iK
tiou of, riiiid land, viz:
Henry Kenuiuger, of Iaalu 1, I,uut, Qa
Ongonj O H. Cain uf Inibl, Lane Co.
Oregon; Joseph Davis, of Eugene. LMJ
couuty, Oregon; John Hall, of Coboit.
Oregon.
U. M. VUT.H.
K-ei-i-,
CHARLES CLARK, Receiver.
Connecting with steamer "H0MEU'
between Ynciuinn und
San Francisco.
I'or freight and passenger rates apply to any
agent.
CHAS. J. HENDRYS, SON k CO.,
No. 2 to 8. Market St., San Francisco, ( alii.
CHARLES CLARK, Receiver,
Cnrvallin, Orwon.
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of tho Slate of On
gon for Lane Countv,
G.L. Sevirn, Plaiuliff. '
vs.
G. L. Sevtrti, DeleudHUl.
To G. L. Severn, Defendant, hcit
named:
IN THE NAME OF THE ST.TE OF
Oregon yoa ure hereby sutumoiitd to -pear
and Answer the plaintitl'a couiplii.l
now ou tile againnt you in the above i-iiiillri
cauKe aud comt ou or before Meml'iy ili
4th day of March, 1S05, tbe same in infill
flrel day of the regular Mnrcli term, loi5. ol
said court, to bo bigun und boldni on uii
4th day of March, l&'Ji, at the court loon
in Eugene, in ea:d county end i-itt-;
yon are hereby notified that if jou fil
appearand amiwer said complaint as bono
required, Ihe plain I ill' will apply lo
court for rtli, f prayid for in tniil ecu
plaint, lo-nit: For the disMiluiion of ib(
marrixge continct now fjislitic Kito
plaintiff and di feunW, nnd for ibe crjfti dy
and cure of Minnie E. Sevrin, Befi I
Severn aud George S. Severn. Ike o:ir I
children of pluii.tiff and defeiilunt iil l
general reliet, including costs ai d nUbursr
ments of tbiB suit. .
Thia summons is pul lishtd by cnlrr
Hon. J. O. Fnllnrtou, ado at Kuhi, U'
egon, on the 2nd dav of Novemb-i. 18111. m
Ihe Daily Eugene Gdaud, a nurspaf" 11
general oirculaliou publiihed in suulWJ
and to be published therein for su con
tive nnd successive weeks-
lilLTKD 4 Yoi-so,
Attorneys lor PlmoiiU
EAST AND
,U1-
VIA
OF THE
The Southern Pa to
Kxrrees Trains Leave Portlsn'IJ'
South
6:16 P mTLv Port'.al'.l
12:07p u , 1 v l",iL-i.e
10:45am j Ar San Francisco
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