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DAILY El'GExNK GUAHD. I. li. CAMPBELL, Publisher. , Published every evening of Ihe wees, Sundays toepted. Addrcis all communications, and make alt remittance payable to the Euokne Muabu, Eugene, Oregon. 8UB3CK1PTION UATICH: (PAlLr.j Delivered by carrier, per week ..... -D Delivered by carrier, per month 75 Dy mall, one year (In advance).., 7 SO six months. , . . v . : 3 76 Oaemonth...; 76 single copies 6 Will not be sent by mall to any address, (or any length of time, unless paid In advance, .(vuitr.) One year in advance)..,...-. 12 00 l months .:' 1 00 Idvortlslng rates made known on application. Kntored ai second-class matter at the Eugene, Oregon, postoRloe, 1 THURSDAY, - - FEB. 21, 1895. NOT 80 UNCOMMON. At Quinoy, 111., a great mistake was recently made in an examina tion before the county court, which came near landing a sane man in the asylum. Dr. Hendrick sent his insane brother to that city for the purpose of having the court ex amine him as to his mental condi tion. After the jury was empan eled the sheriff went back to the front of the spectators aftor his vic tim of insanity, but not knowing the man, secured one Tom Niohols, a railroad engineer, and believing himself in posession of Hendrick, asked him to take the insane chair. All eyes were turned on Nichols, who thought he was boing used in the case of Hendriok, as a witness, who was taking it all in as one of the speotatorB. The jury, thinking they had the right man, declared him insane, and the sheriff toek him in custody and proceeded to lock him up. It was with great difficulty that Nichols mudo him olf known to the shoriif and sc oured his release. That nine men out of evory ten would bo pro nounced orazy, upon examination, is almost certain. What a spectacle is that of a Eu- gone merchant hauling potatoes to Corvallis in winter on a wagon road that parallels the Southern Paciflo railroad I The wagon will return loaded with freight. Is it any wonder that hard times exist when a railroad levios a toll that makes it possible tor wagons to haul freight over our bad winter roads in profitable competition? Yet the legislature has wasted the entire session threshing Bonutoriul straw, apparently nevor paying any attention to the gigantic mo nopoly that throttles the industries of Western Oregon, charging every possible cent that traflio will bear. Many of the members were elected on distinot pledges to abolish the railroad commission and enact a maximum freight and fare bill. How will they answer thoir con stituents? . 1 The movement to establish a na tional park at Appomattox, says the Globe-Democrat, is meeting with much favor in Virginia and elsewhere. It is virtually the place where the civil war ended, and there is no finer instance in military history of the meeting of two great generals who were also fcontlomcn, one to accept a final re verse in a manly spirit, the other to show equal nobility in securing the fruits of national victory with out the slightest fooling of personal triumph, A group commotnornt ing the grand simplicity of Grant and Loo in that culminating scone of war would do no harm to the fame of either, or to the prido of American citizenship. William Brookfield, republican, who the New York republican ma chine, run by Tom l'ltitt, was and is antagonistic to, has been ap pointed by Mayor Strong commis sioner of publio works. Tho may or hat also appointed Francis M. Scott, democrat, as . corporation oounoil. New York City has a business man for mayor and fit men are being appointed to office regardless of politics. The Simon-McGinn combination could control the sonate but ran against a snag in the bouse. Tomorrow frill tell the tale of the senatorial squabble at Salem. The legislature has done little but fight over the senatorship. Per haps it ia for the best. The hop men are preparing to put the hop yards in order for an other season. Many of them are not discouraged by the low prices obtained for the crop of last season. People who do not advertise their places of business, their wares, etc., are bure to fall behind. Extensive and ingenious advertising hasmade many a firm wealthy. Get in line and have some enterprise. There are three women in the Colorado legislature. Thev are said to be very exemplary in their conduct and are treated with be coming oourtesy by the sterner sex. It is reasonable to suppose that they can do their share of the talk ing when they are fully initiated. We might tell you more ubout One Minute Cough (Jure, but you probably know that It cures a cough. Every one docs who has used It. It is a per fect remedy for coughs, colds hoarse ness. It is in especial favorite for children, being pleasant to take and quick in curing. Osbukn & DkLano. Don't be deceived; take the North ern Pacific, the only line running through Dining Cars to all Eastern points. For tickets and further infor mation call on li. MoMurpbey, Ueo'l. Agent." Who sends the news the country o'er, whose Items are naught but a bore, who says that he will He no more? The editor. "RUN-DOWN," "tired out'- woman who complains of backache, headache, loss of appetite, ex treme lassitude mid that "don't care" feeling- is pretty sure to be suffering from "Female Weakness," some irregularity or derangement of the special functions of womanhood. Very often womb troubles set the nerves wild with affright and as a result the woman suf fers from sleeplessness, nervousness, nerv ous prostration, falntness and digxiiieBS, Irritability and indigestion. In nil cases of irregularity or suspended monthly function and in all those nervous diseases depend ing upon local causes, Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription will restore you to perfect health. Instead of the exhaustion and feeling of weight and dragging down in the abdomen, you feel fresh and strong. For young girls who suffer from Irregularities, for toe hard-working woman who suffers from catarrhal inflammation of the lining membranes causing a constant drain upon the system, there is no prescription used by any physician which can equal in re sults Dr. Pierce's, For over thirty years Dr. R. V. Pierce, chief consulting physi cian to the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute of Buffalo, N. Y., has used bis "Favorite Prescription" in the diseases of women which had long been hia spe cialty and in fully ninety-eight per cent of all cases, it has permanently cured. . Mrs. Jon M. Comxlik, of Pntlmon, Putnam to., v. r., writes i " i am enjoying fttfttt health, and nave been since 1 took the last bottle of Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescrip tion. I took Ave bottles of It. Never expected to be any better when 1 com menced taking it, but thank God, 1 can lay that X am glad it reached my home. I had falllug of the womb, and flowing caused by miscarriage, and was verv weak when I commenced takiug your Stf medicines. I wsi cured taking five bottles iu ii-iwo oi me ravonie . Prescription ' and three " Conklw. or the ' Golden Medical Olscovory.' " H. N. CRAIN. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Sterling and Stiver-Plated Ware. MTWatoh Repairing a Specialty. Euobnb, Oregon NOTICE FOR PUuUOATION. Land Office al Roseburg, Or, February 6, 1895, Notice ia hereby siven that the follow. iDR-nanied setller has filed noli of his intention, to make final proof in support of nis riaiui, ana mat ssui ptool will oe made before A. O, Jsnuiuga, comity elerk of Laue county, Oregon, at Eugene, Lane covin y, Oregon, on March 25th. 1895, viz: f rank l,HJv, i.n Homestead Entry No. 5lfi for Ihe N E See 12 Tp 16 8, ft 1 W. Helmuts the following witnesses to prove his oontiuunn reaidenoe upou and oiillivnilou of, said land, via: William MiCullv. Alfred Montgomery, Curtis llairil, and Thomas Wbitmoie, all of Isabel, Lane county, Oregon. R M. Vkatch, Register. Superior PMopplis. JHOTO CO, -SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, Corner 8th and Willamette Sis.- Hazel Ilell Items. Feb. 19 1895. Street car drivers on a etrlke.business on a standstill. Bert Herbert has moved into his new bouse. Mr. Lanzie Winfrey has purchased a Siberian blood hound. He values his prize greatly. Mr. Blackburn, the mail carrier, contemplates running a stage to Kit son Springs this summer. He deserves a good patronage. Miss May and Charles MeClure visited friends near Tay recently. At tho Prairie dance on the 8th 22 numbers were sold. It was an enjoy able aflair for both young and old. Deacon Henry Carter, of Lowel, was floor manager, Walt Hamner violinist, and Owen Patrick assisted by several others did the calling. It lasted from dewy eve till early morn. Bince Col. Fred Brock left Capt. Mark McClane has no one to accom pany him down the river. At a party held recently Mr. George Carter received 1st prize as tho hand somest man at Big Prairie. Mr. J. Sanford is getting his land ready for spring seeding. Mr. J. H. Hill has been quite sick for several weeks. Miss Daisy Gray and Mr. Walt Ham tier are visiting at Uucle Jimmy Sanford's. Thos. McClane is cuttiug bis sum mer's wood whllelt Is cool. Mr. F. S. Warner has a new set of Manilla Harness" with martingales and breeching complete. There was a talk on religious mat ters at the school house by Rev. Her bert the 10th. It will be continued on on the following Sundays. Everybody Invited to attend. V. Bobinatt has not yet returned to Wild Cat Hallow. He is superin tendent of E. D. Lowell's ranch during his absence at Eugeno, where be took his wife for medical treatment. There Is seme talk of building a new sohool house. The old ono Is most too well ventilated for winter use. The Eleotrlo Light Co.. has fulled and we are now burning natural gas. John Allsohts, Esq. A Lincolu avenue street man, when asked to give his idea of a brave man said it was one who dared to tuke eompany home to dinner without notifying his wife beforehand. When Baby was sick, we gave her CastoWa. When she was a Child, she cried for OastoruC When she became Miss, she clung to Costoria, When she had Children, sho gave them Castoria. For Rent. A small barn conven ient to the business portion of the city, Inquire at this office. ' ' ARC Tilt BEST CIGARETTE SMOKERS who care to pay a little more than the cost of ordinary trade cigarettes will find the PLf CIGARETTES SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS Mode from Ihe highest cost Gold Leaf grown in Virginia, and ore ABSOLUTELY PURE PlCTOWr THROUGH TIGHETS To the EAST via the Through Pullman Palace sleepers. Tourist sleepers and new Kecllnlns. Chair ears. DAILY PORTLAND TO CHICAGO Trains heated by steam and esrs Hunted by Phitich Light. Time to Chicago, s,- dart: time to New York, 4i days, which Is man i,,. ..,...- than all competitors, For rates, time tables and full tntormatlon, apply to . ftp? K J. HcCLAKAHAN, Agent, Kllsene, Or. R. W. BAXTON, 0. K, BROWN, Ccn-1 Agent, msu 1ui Aft li Third Portland, Or. RUN DOWN WITH DYSPEPSIA STOMACH Liver AND HEART AFFECTED. Almost in Despair Bat Finally CURED ByTaklne AYER'S PILLS "For flfteeii years, I was a great sul- Oj . i iH.ti.rAatir.il in its worst forms. Y iurei nun, iui,,..av-" v 1 tested the skill of many doctors, out o grew worse and worse, until 1 Decanio w ... T nl,l not. walk flftV VOrllS Jfl without having to sit down and rest. My oi stomach, liver, and heart Became auecv jj T ll.norrltt T Witllllt AllrOlV dlO. I tried Ayer's Pills and they helped me o rlsht away. I continued tneir use ana jj am now entirely well. 1 don't know ol 0 anything that will so quickly relieve o: and cure the terrible suffering of dy- gj pepsla as Ayer's Pills." Joror 0. o Do,mniDn nrnrllA Warren fin.. NT. CL O! ."..w.-, - ' n AYER'S PILLS Oi Oi 2! Received Highest Awards o AT THE WORLD'S FAIR o soaoooooooooooooooooooo T. G.Hkndbiokb, H. R. Eakin. Jr.. freaident. Gaahier First National Bank Oi Eugene. Paid uo Usb Caoltal $50,000 surplus ana rroiiis, $av,uuu Eugene - - Oregon. A ffnnaral hftnkinff hnslness done on reason- able terms. Sight drafts on NEW YORK, CHIUAUO, SAW n uAWUiatJU ana run I. .ANll.DKKUUn. Bills of exchange sold on foreign countries. Deposits received subieot to oneoa or eenin oate of deoosit. All collections entrusted to tie win rejcive prompt attention. J. F. FORD, (Evangelist,) "V Of Des Moines, Iowa, writes under date of March 23, 1893: 8. B. Med. Mfo. Co., uuiur. ureiron. Gentlemen: On arriving home last week. I found all well and anxiously waiting. Our little girl, eight and one- halt yeara oiu, who uaa wasted away to 38 pounds, Is now well, strong and vigorous, and well fleshed up. B. B. uougn uure has done its worK well. uotn oi tue cnuuren line it. Your H. B. Coucrh Cure has cured and kent away all hoarsness from me. So give ii xo every one, witn greetings ror an. w isning you prosperity, we are Yours, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ford. If you wish to feel fresh and oheerful, and readv for the SDrina's work, cleanse the svstHtn with the Headache and Liver Cure, by taking two ur .urtre uumss a weea. Bold under a positive guarantee . 60 cents per bottle by all druggists. J. L. PAGE, -DEALER IN- IUVtHn 1 tlDilff 1VTI1 nninii iw. n-nnniF of Btapta and Fancy Groceries bought in the Kant marko i a " Exclusively For Cash, I Rfkll tlffcr t.ltn mit.ltn tuitffio n(.tnM ..v..w uvuvi 'liuvn hi nil Hiijr UUltT uuuuo. :IN EUGENE. : l'rmluw t.r nil kimls taken at market orice. OO QP 1 CW vsysxi WEST BAKING POWDER 3RKASONS WHY you should buy it. 1. H is made right hero at heme. S. It is made of the very fine-1 materia.8 and is juarantec l In every eespei t equal cr superior to the very bcsi. 8. Tho makers (rnaronteo c c tin and every gr i V author wd to 'retuM - ' monoylxitbonetsiitlsri...... uan YUU ASK FOR .: ClosaaT DsTsas, Porthn : A B C Hrnoia's Brcuio-ceiRTn lamwxnt- rtMU Band 60 cents. IB, wT0L0 CHEICAL CO. 101 S, Western Avai,,.. Sold by all Drugjiita, ii1,u.'.'r t . Uk laroTlS PREVENTIVE 7 t. -;,lUif!' Gl.0 FISHER & W ATKINS, f'llOPKlETUfiS. Will keep constantly on haiwl a full supply o 13 DE7 3E2 3", ' MUTTON. PCHIC AND VLAL Whirh thev will ecll at the lowest market pri ces, A fair shate of the publio patrcnajje so licited. - TO THE FARMERS ! Wo will pay the highest market price for Fat LutLtt. tU'KS anu nnuvp. SHOP ON VIl.f,AM-.'nj KTUKET. KUGENii Cl'i 'lf O i XGOV . Meats delivered to any part "f tin' oity froe ol Uiarue. Tios, F. oakes. Henry C. Paine, Henry C, Round Receivers. ORTHERN PACIFIC R. R. u N S Pullman Elegant Tourist : TO Sleeping Cars Dining Cars Sleeping Cars St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, . Fargo Grand Forks Crookston, Winnipeg, Helena and .Butte. -Through Tickets to- Chlcago, , Washington, Philadelphia, New York, w Boston and all Points East and South. For information, time cards, maps and tickets call on or writo R. McMURPHEY, Gen'l Agent, Eugene, Olllce: Booms 2 and 4 Shelton Block. i -OR- ' A. D. CHARLTON, Asst. Gen!, Pass, Agent, PORTLAND, OREGON. ' : IS THE BEST. I TIT FOB A KINS. 3. CORDOVAN, rKtta.nAaVNfM&IMU(sflLr. '4350 FlHE CALF&KrUraArlOa. . 3.59 P0LIGE.3 SOLES. '.CXTIJA FINE . ' 2.l.'-sBaYS'SCK!13LSHKi,- ,.!,052.vi73 ' fcV i-, - L": O 'J O. L,JJji OverOno MHIlcn f'eui;?c wcariho '' W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Slice All our shoes are equally satisfactty They give the hest value for the money. They equal custom shoes In style and fit. Their wearing qualities are unsurpassed. The prices ere uniform, stomped on solo. ' ' From $i to Sj saved over other mokes. 11 yourdealercaanot supply youwecan.Soldby Hold by A. HUNT!Eiigiie1 Eugon3 Street Railway. TIME CARD. ' - -A Ptr tho ifU rtf n,.f ioru u 1 care will run on the following t3chedule litvir. i,.,l 11 M.ibii juiLiici nuiive. LEAVING THE DEPOT. C 7:10 7:40-8:10-8:40 9:10-9:40-10K a. m then every half hour. LEAVE THE UNIVERSTY. ' 7:25-7:55-8:25-8:55-0:25-9:50-10:15 a. m., then everv half hour. . Cars will leave promptly on time. H. W. HOLDEN. EUGENE FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS,Proprietor. Hprencetheday lollowlngat loo'clooi a7?u. jCTMKJSIK. S &.uTuus: STy at ' 'cluck !. " kound trip.;;.. g-jj JneoruHS "K,'iively' barn, Eu enco.' Uavoiiport's ofliea In Flor- notiub : : U. S. Laud OfiVe Rosebnru Or. Febtoary 4ib, 1895. Lompluiut unv,,,,, ben mitred at this office by WiU,m W.Hull uguint Jauica E. Atmnsuu, for abnii,.i,h.g hia homestead entry No, GS29, dtd Oetober V4tb, 181)1, npyo tho lot No. 3, Her, 22; lots 6 and 7, d a y, ol ne , sforion 27, township 1 south muKe 4 t-H8l, iu Lnue county, Oregon, with a view to lh oatoellaliou ol said en try, the ni parties are hen by summoned to appeal betore Joel Ware, notary publio, il '?o,",Iie Co 0r 00 ,ht' 28lh day ol March, 18U5, at 10 o'clock a. m., to respond and fnrninh testimony eouoernine said al- ii,- m ar"i! -o oe bait at oVhh?Se-8"1.,rtimt"'-v " taktD ou P"1 9th isuo Bt jo 0,aiock ft m sa(&l.rui vidence having been (ornisbed to show mat personal service cannot be made, it is ST.?? 'S.8' ,9,vice mde by publication la Thk Gdard," Eugene, Lane Ovnnty. R. M. Vkatch. W.LD S3 SKO - Uhfilnnln -j . "nuicaaiu ana He nil LIQUOR STORE. KeepsVi-iittantly on hand . .. ; ported and Domtic M ! LIQUORS AND CIGARS. MiauUeeout fer glass. BUM t S . N0TICE FOKPDBiBSius- Land0ffl-'" Notion l,o.l,.. b. liii ing-named settler hsslo'J l iutention to mske .) ZJ, Mli, his claim and that laid ,Z J ? Detore A O J, nnings, counlv J i couty, Ongon, at eZd7Ct1"1,i'IIm. rinmn r,n M.v. , T?' Inir lM. Netmiiie on homestead m,i, ,EWI the NW X of See 13. Tp 9 J S5b He nami.a ih- f,i5, "'"I, prove his continuous reside cultivation of, said land, v. John Denny, Ludwio' n,i , , . pie, all of Siiudaw. i;Jfc and Iaauo L. Simpsou. of county, Oregon. K M v,iSJi 81. ASSltiWEIi'o NoficK Iu the Circuit Court of il,e St Is , ( n for L ne Conniy. e Blw ' Or.p, In the Mattel of the Assignment u- to,toi ,or ih N, tice is heieby Riven ha, 0 . . holder, assignee of said indolvent ' has filed his final account t C therein, and that Ihe Bums will seuted to Ihe Hon, J. 0. FlS,h of said court, on Monday, tlwiia aT! March, 1896, the same beVng of the next regular term el ,M approval by .,d court, and for ,U u settlement of said estate, and inuial ae8J8.uun,,0u 8?id hn8be dUchujll and that his bondsmen be eionnilei Dated this 24ih day of January 1895 v. 11. mjHKHOLDRB, Aoiim. FOR ALL POINTS EAST. LEAVE I DEPOT FIFTH AND I STREETS UM The Fust Mail, via Hnnt.l I In g ton Salt Late, ttnaha or Kansas City, or via Spo kane, Minneapolis and 8t J 7:00 P M Dally. BOOAU Mil;. to Enstern cities. j For Pendleton. LuCirmidfil 7:00 riVI Dally. Baker Citv. Whlla Walla. Man Dayton, Colfax, Pullman, Daily I moseuw uuu iuano mining I stations. lineal mixed train fori Hood River, The Dalles and luternndiste pnliita. J 8:00 A II Ex Bun. Through Pullman sleepers, tmiriit ilwiwi and reoliuinK ohair cars are attached tolhrosji trainB., For all Information, rates, etc., call it (ilj office, corner Washington and Third itmtt, Portia, d, or address Y. H. HURiJURT. Qeueral Passenger Agent e, mcneill, Receiver and General Manager. : Portland, Or. gon. K. J. McCUNAHAS.Aim togem ' SI. S, fl. WISI'S KSSTE ACT BSiM M19IB is sold under positive written snamlwif authorized ogonui only, t oute Mr 1 Ucmj Loss of Brain and Ni-rve Power: Lou tmm Suickness; Night Luasos; Kvil DrMm:l onfidenos; Ni-rvnluneasi Uwuinil;iJll Loss of Power of llio Uo:.eialiToOW"J sex, oaased liyoi-or.cicrtion, JontwalJSrm" Excessive Use of Tobacco. Opium Uf whioh lends to Hlrorr. onnmition, ffl and Death. By mail. a boil m f; WJ written Mjran tee tocur; or retadmoJ"' Urn Pifit -rare Pick HeouVhe. JJgJ Liver Complaint, Sour Htumara, "Iffita ConstipaUon. GUAlUNTIiKSmnidiW11' 'OSBUKN A DELANO, DrogghU "" agents, Eugene, Oregon. EAST AND SOUTH VIA The Shasta Route OF THE The : Southera Pacific Gi Kxpress Trains.Uave Pcrtot?-, 6:15 p M I Lv "Portland 12: 07P 1 l'V Eufrene, , 1 lU,1i)a1 I .TV I j ' r;to a i .i - . . :. -f ll UtirtIf" A Dove iraina bif A-nlWf Shedds, lll.ev ""uSS. " I.lir.r f.t AatllllLIltl lllclUSlVe. bQHBBURQ MAIL, 8.30amiLv Portland AH''! I r-UlOM 2.30 DDI LiT 1.UIWUV U09 5.50 pm Ar Hnsemira - ffl -DIN1KO CABS ON OGUEN B0n' PULLMAN BUIEl '"- and -SECOND CLASS SLEEPnb ''A . Attached to alMh-one11""" . " West Sld Dh BKTWEEH- PORTLAND D JJj 750 am I Lv rortlwH haj 12:15 pin I Ar At Albany and Oorlli. co-""" of Oregon Taoifio Kailnmu. ,., KXPBaa tiuikmiJ!!!!-- Ppfland 7. M.-Minnviue THROUGH Tl- in Ihe Eastern States, Y''" ,,.a can be obUiued at lrj i Enp . ..,tV J. S. lAa" t"m NEW Wntches ud Clotko R rain-- Ueglsttr. K. 8. Khkbida, Htceiver. 1
