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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EfGEJSK (i.JABJ). I. L. CAMPBELL), Publisher. Publlahed every evening ol the week, Sundays excepted. Address all communications, and make all remittances payable to Ibe Kuoaws: Uuaan, Eugene, Oregon. SUBSCRIPTION RATED : (DAILY.) Dellrerod by carrier, per week I 20 Delivered by oarrler, per mouth n By mall, one year (In adranee) I" Six month! 76 One mouth 76 Single oopies Will not be lent by mall to any addreu. (or ny length of time, unleai paid In advance, (fuur.) One year (In advance) f 2 00 Six monthi 1 00 advertising ratei made known on application. Entered ai seeond-elass matter at the Eugene, Oregon, postomce. WEDNESDAY,- MARCH 13, 1895. Boms good came out of the re cent Oregon legislature. It reduced appropriations over half a million dollars for the next two years. This will not be an expensive term of court to Lane county. The criminal cases are of a trifling na ture and pre quickly disposed of. The ornamental Oregon railroad commission should come to Eu gene and investigate the freight rates that allow wagon teamsters to successfully compete with the railroad in hauling freight. We give the following from a Levanworth paper as a sample of the flowery style not often equaled : "The furious rage of a fiery mon ster was relegated to an arena of impotenoy before accomplishing much of its fiendish design last Thursday morning. The demon was shooting forth its lurid tongue in the residence of Dispatcher Bell, and was first discovered by Ed Gillis. A few gallons of water ju diciously applied saved the build ing from curling heavenward in smoke and ashes, with a compara tively small loss." The detractors of silver announce the Bilver dollar as dishonest. But none of them will attempt to ex plain why silver commanded three per oent. premium over gold, when by a conspiracy it was demonetized in 1873, and then began to decline in value . throughout the world. History and faoto cannot bt con troverted by monomaniacs of mon ometallism with prattle about the "honest" dollar, Legislation by congress, for which millionaire John Sherman iB responsible, is the cause of the decline in silver, the appreciation of gold, and the depreciation of values that have steadily progressed since the in famy was consummated in 1873. Restoration of silver will not bring an immediate return of prosperity, but will at once start the wheels of progress in that direction. A few of the donors of the Ne braska relief supply have . been heard from. Most of them desire the contributions to be used at home while requests have been made that their contributions be sold and the money forwarded The larger number probably will not respond, and the collection will likely be distributed in this coun try. While there is no question of great suffering existing in Ne braska, designing men are making use of it for personal gain. We were shown a letter tho other day in which was inclosed a printed return enveloie, and a pasteboard money card, with a hole in it for the insertion of a quarter, or less amount, requesting money. The excuse for the request was that a large number of the people were suffering through lack of emnlov- ment, and as the town needed an opera house nnd oity hull badlv. the money could be used for that purpose. Ot course it is a swind ling scheme, as a considerable por tion of the cost of a buildine would have to be sent out of the state for material, thus affording no relief home. at Washington Post: "I take it that the silver question will be one of the chief issues in your country in the next national election," said Sir Charles Hunt, of England, to a reporter at the Arlington. "It is also going to be a great issue in Great Britain. The friends of sil ver are gaining in numbers and in fluence all over Europe, and the cause is growing stronger in Eng land every day. My own belief is that we shall never have any per manent prosperity until the great nations of the world come together and fix an agreement that will re habilitate silver as a money metal. I wish that the United States were able to maintain silver alone, but she cannot do it without the help of the other governments." "I have studied the money ques tion in India, in Europe, and in America, and though I haven't the slightest interest in silver as a pro ducer or owner, I believe that its demonetization has been the cause of the great depression that exists in trade in every civilized country today. The masses are just begin ning to see this, but they will learn very rapidly henceforth and in the next general elections in the Unit ed States and England we shall have a popular verdict in favor of bimetallism." Jacksonville Times: Borne fear Is entertained that the warm weather prevailing will iause the hatching ot grasshoppers so early as to do more or less damage to growing crops. Last year several residents of the valley suf fered considerable loss by these pests, and extensive deposits of their eggs have already been noted. However, we may yet bave frosts enough to re tard the Incubation. Id Fashioned compound cathartic pills ''blue pills,"Kl omel or other mercu riat preparations, should not be U3ed in these days of enlight ened medical science, when it is so easy to If et a purely vegetable Jiill n concentrated brm, ' sugar-coated, in glass vials, at any store where medi cines are kept ' Dr. Pierce was .first to Introduce a Little Pill to the American eople. Many bave imitated them, but none ave encroached his " Pleasant Pellets " in true worth, or value, for all laxative and cathartic purposes. Once Used, they are Always In Favor. Assist Nature a little now and then, with a gentle, cleansing laxative, thereby remov ing offending matter from the atomach and bowels, toning up ana invigorating the liver and quickening its tardy action, and you thereby remove the cause of a multitude of distressing diseases, such as headaches, in digestion, or dyspepsia, biliousness, pirn- ties, blotches, eruptions, boils, constipa ion, piles, fistula and maladies too numer ous to mention. If people would pay more attention to properly regulating the action of their bowels, they would have leas frequent occasion to call for their doctor's ser vices to subdue attacks of dangerous dis eases. That, of all known agents to accomplish this purpose, Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are unequaled, is proven by the fact that once used, they are always in favor. Their secondary effect is to keep the bowels open and regular, not to further constipate, as is the case with other pills. Hence, their great popularity, with sufferers from habitual constipation, piles and indigestion. They absolutely cure sick headache, bill eusncss, constipation, coated tongue, poor appetite, dyspepsia and kindred derange ments of the atomach, liver and bowels. . A free sample of the "Pellets," (l to J doses) on trial, is mailed to any address, post-paid, on receipt of name and address on postal card. Address for free sample, World's Dis. NtNSASY Mrdical Association, No. 66 Main Street, Buffalo, M. Y. H. N. CRAIN. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Sterling and Silver-Plated Wirt. tV Watoh Repairing a Spclalty.nn EUOENB, ORBOON PtCTOf THROUGH TIGKETS To the KAST via the HON PACIFIC SYSTEM Through Pullman Palace sleepers. Tourist sleepers and new Reclining Chair cars. DAILY PORTLAND TO CHICAGO Trains heated by stsera and ears Hinted by rtntsch Light. Time to Cb.ic.eo. ,!. Mm. A v York, t days, whtoh Is many hours quicker uiau an competitors. For rates, time tables and full lntormatlon apply to E t. McCLANAHAN, Agent, Kurrene, Or. H. W. BAXTON, C, B, RKOWN, Oes'l Agent, Mat. Pass. A t, 1 Third at, Portland, Or. Another Crank. Cuutulu Ciuetuf Broman, of Marsh field, is preparing for a Jouruey to Eu rope In the smallest craft in wmcn man has ever ventured upon the high seas fur a long journey. Captain Bre men's boat, which was launched ten days ago, measures ten feet keel, thir teen aud a half feet over all, two feet depth of hold and three feet beam. The staunch little vessel was made or ace dar log which was sawed In two, then dug out and afterwards put together aguin with water tight compartmeuts. She Is decked over and Beveral roan bole plates in the deck are arranged so that entrance can be had to the differ ent compartments to obtain stores and provisions. These boles are sufficiently lurge to admit the lower extremities of the navigator, but the main part of the bo ly will be exposed to the weather, He expects to sail from Coos bay next Sunday for San Francisco, where he will put In three masts and give her the rig of a full ringed ship. Whew he arrives there he will try to obtain per mission from the railroad authorities to place his boat on wheels and sail across the continent on railroad trucks. But if be cannot obtain this consent he intends to sail around Cape Horn. Captain Broman Is a native of Rus sia and is 29 years old. (ioshen Items. Mr. and Mrs. I. Barkley, of Pleasant Hill, visited friends here early In the week. Mr. Barkley will start in a few days on a visit to bis former place of residence, Lewlston, 111. Mr, aud Mrs. O. M. Cahow gave a very pleasant dancing party at their home ia Goshen last Friday evening. Our school directors will employ a teacher for the spring term next Bat urday evening (this week.) We are requested by the young man whose misfortune we alluded to in our last report to say his presence at the forbidden residence was not for the purpose of seeing the young ladies.and judging from his remarks he feels himself amply able te grapple with the "big brother." Of course the big brother is a little shy (?) of him. ' Several of our young people attended the Japanese wedding at Eugene Wed nesday evening. Our school meeting passed off quiet ly Monday. Quite a number of voters were out. Wm. Btewart and B. F. Keeney were re-elected director and olerk, while H. Hutohlnson was elected director for one year to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of V. B. Mathews. Rev. Tbos. Hunsaker, ol Dexter was in Goshen Sunday. Wm. Dillard is doing Jury duty In Eugene. Cbas. Smith, of Star, was down tlin tirei oi tue weeK. Featherweight, A l ost Steamer Located, Sioux City, la., March 9. A short time ago two young men near Elk Point pre-empted a piece of sandbar on the Missouri, and started to search for the hulk of an old steamer, that was sunk before the war, with a valu able cargo on board, Including 100 bar rels of whisky and a large amount of farm machinery. After some effort, they located the vessel and sank a shaft 15 feet to it. They are olnarlng the hold and will try to take the whisky out as soon as it can be reached. It is the only part of the cargo that is expected to be ef any value. The steamer was one of the best on the river in its day, aud was scuttled when on fire. The river channel changed before it could bo raised and the boat , was left buried deep In the bar. Fob Rent. A small bam convert lent to the business portion of the city Inquire at this office. When Baby was sick, we gave her Caatovuu When she was a Child, she cried tor Caatorla. When she became Mtsa, she clung to Cestoria, When she had Children, ahe gave them Castor!, ARE THE 5E5T CIGARETTE SMOKERS who care to pay a little more than the cost pf ordinary trade cigarettes will find the PET CIGARETTES SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS ABSOLUTELY PURE AVER'S THE ONLY Sarsaparilla ADMITTED READ RULE XV. Articles that are in geroun or v fensive, also patent medi cines, nos trums, and empirical preparations, whose ingredients are concealed, will not be admitted to the Expo sition." Why was Avar's Sarsaparilla admit ted ? Because it is not a patent medicine, not a nostrum, nor a secret preparation, not dangerous, not an experiment, and because it Is all that a family medicine should be. At the WORLD'S FAIR Chicago, 1893. Why not get the BestP ooooooooooooooooooooooo T. O.Hbtokioks. &B.Rumc, Jr.. . President Cashier First national Bank Ot Eugene. Paid up (ash Capital $50,000 Surplus ana fronts, $du,uuu Eugene - - Oregon. A ranersl bsnkins business done on reason- .Ma terms. Sight drafts on NEW YOKK, CHICAGO, SAN FUANCJSUO and rOHT L VND. OREGON. Bills of exchange sold on foreign countries. Deposit received subject to oneoit or uertin da u nf derioait. All onltentintu entrusted to us will receive orimpt attention. J; F. FORD, (Evangelist,) Of Das Moines, Iowa, writes under date ot March lo3: 8. B. Med. Mfo. Co., Dufur, Oregon. Gentlemen: Od arriving home last week, I found all well ana anxiously waiting. Our little girl, eight and one- mur years old, who duo wasted away to 38 pounds. Is now well, strong and vigorous, and well fleshed up. S. B. Cough Cure has done its work well. Both of the children like It. Your 8. B. Cough Cure has cured and kept away all hoarsness from me. Bo give 11 10 every one, wiiu greetings lor an. Wishing you prosperity, we are Yours, Mb. and Mrs. J. F. Fobd. If yon wish to feel fresh and cheerful, and readv for the Serine's work, nleause the avntm with the Headache and Liver Cure, by taking two or turuu uuses n wees. Solduudera positive guarantee 1 50 cents per bottle by all druggists. J. L. PAGE, DEALER IN ai t-v i hi UaVINOA LARGE and com pi.rtk sTnnir (1 of Staple and Fancy Groceries bought In the Exclusively Eor Cash, . I cau offer the public better prices liiuu uuv timer nuuae; : IN EUGENE. : Produce nf all kinds taken al market 888888S8888880 09 jntTkl trtaT-aYI 88 UULUCN 8 WEST 1 BAKING POWDER 3RKAHON8 WUY you should buy it. 1. It is made right here nt home. a. It is made o( the very flnet materuu and Is fuarantev-l In every reepw t equal ,.r -oi.tui w fcue very Dcsfl. 3. The makers guarantee c-. i -- i.van.'' . every Krwc . authorised to retu-n . money ltli be net suiiaf,;,; . CAN YOU ASK FOR tr Ciossar Davsas, Portlai iv '"""l""" lot 0tiM li uKTiLEff.! AS A PREVENTIVE trkIiiiii.Mi,teMM ?T"""1 !.' I !! I Uw VlVv- . "it IWBUKN 4 I.KI ANO, Oruirslats Ind agents, Kugone Oronon. ruIS"" " sole l6TKN9s COMICAL CO. mimn 1 1 iiimD! biN I ilAL D FISHER & W ATKINS, FUOPHlKT01:S. Will keep constantly on hand a full supply o 313 TEf lEt 3E MUTTON, PCRK AND VEAL Which they will sell at the lowest market pri ces, A lulr sliste ni tne puuno puvuge mt' United . ... TO THK t'AKMKKS : We will pay the highest market price fur Fat t'ottlc, rtxgs ouu nueep. SHOP ON W1LT.AKKTTJ5 8T1USET. EUGENE CITY OREGON Meats delivered to any part of the city free of uljarve. Tbos. F. dates, Henry C. Fame, Henry CRouni Receivers. iORTHERN 111 PACIFIC R. R it u N S Pullman Sleeping Cars Elegant Tourist Dining Cars Sleeping Cars St Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, Fa mo TO i Grand Forks - (JrooKston Winnipeg. Helena and Butte. -Through Tickets to- Chicago, Washington, Philadelphia, New York, Boston and all Points East and South. ' For Information, time cards, maps and tickets call on or write R. McMURPHEY, Gen'l Agent, Eugene, Office: Rooms 2 and 4 Sheltbn Block. OR- A. D. CHARLTON, Asst. Gen!. Pass. Agent, . 255 Morrison Street, PORTLAND, OREGON. QLAS s4-i Tj IS THE BEST. ' Vjffi S, riT FOR A KINO. S. CORDOVA NT, 4.33 Fine CaiKsma' 3.QP MUCE,3 soles.- $sio2.W0RKlN6MEN's EXTRA TINE- : .7? BOYS'SCHOOLSHOEJ. X.AJ3IES, S'5502.4l.r 1 - ' srwn rnnrATAinnt Over Oso Million People wear the . W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes All our shoes are equally satisfactory -They flye the bent value tor the money. . They equal custom shoes In style and fit.' Thslr wearing qualities are unsurpassed. -The prices are un!form.-stamrjed on sole. Prom $i to $3 saved over other makes. ii your dealex cannot supply you wo can, Soldbj Bold by A. HUNT, Eugene. Eugene Street Railway. TIME CARD. After the 4th of Oct. 1894, the street wm ruu on me loiiowing schedule time until further notice. LEA VINO THE DEPOT. 7:10-7:40-8:10-8:40 9:10-9:40-10:00 a. m., then every half hour. LEAVE THE TJNIVERSTY. 7:25-7:55-8:25.8:55-9:25-9:50-10:15 a. m., then every half hour. Cars will leave promptly on time. H. W. HOLDEN. EUGENE FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. .HifUZS' Eu,!n Mondays snd Thumlays, 1.?ck. : passengers arrlvliis- lu Hot ruin. , IO"owl"l! t o'clock h. m. hound trip. E SS Eenekoert!0B?!ie BnKV"wir 'bara, Ku slice." Uarenrort's office In Flor- NOTICE U. S. Laud Office Kusebur, Or Ftbiuary 4th, 1805. Cotuplatut having be, u ent. red at Ibis offi,-e by Wilbm W. Hallnguiust Jamea g. Atkiorwn, for abania.i.icg his homestead "try No. 6S29, dat.d October '4th, 1891. ml y,olm, notion 27, town-hip Id south raiiue 4 east, in l.n. r..1 '"' "to 'hi otoellaljon at 'said en! to appear before Joel Ware, notary publio. ! ?' ?o,.VHD0 Co 0r- on 'b 28'h dv ol ! Jl..rch, 18M. at 10 o'clock a. m., to respond ! ai'd Inruish teatimonv .....iL .i i -.. leucine oroy ummoncit etttd jbsndonment... Hearing to be had al Jib, 1895, at 10 o'clock a. m. 8ufflcien fvidenco having been furnished to abow mat personal service cannot be made, it is CI f flaw tat fl that M .' B . . in .t .J mM8 J publication Onenl m" Eu8ens. Ln County. W.-L-Dou S3 K. M. VkiTCH, Itegistt r. !. S. ttnKSIDAil, Rtctiter. wnoiesale and R8y LIQUOR STORE. W- M- REHSHAW, Proprieb,. Keeps iM.MUtfy i,1Ild HONORS AND titty- aVbt A 1 I erglasB. aiaught at 6" N0TICE fBiufmSir- Land Office at RMb - Notice is hereby uiYeo log named settler has Sled l intention to mske fital ?" k his claim and that .aid S before A 0 J, nnings, counh ,i count,, 0eoD, .? 'CJ? prfgon, on March 30, 1895 .i,."' Neuiuiie on houK-sieud h,i,J i .""lit He names the follow!,,. ' Im prove his coutiouous residing cultir .tioD of, said l,.d w 1 Johu Denny, Ludnig' D4L t , pie all of BiuaU.. LZJ aud Isaac h. Simpsou, 0f v2'. T' 'UlCs, ll'tuii, NOTICE FOR PUBLwHojf- Land Office tEo.Uig0rfm1V . . . Jsmwrr 15. ih: n oi ice is ui ret,)- hivph ,w ht , named ul. r b.sV.i.d vm tlUO 111 U,HK.- l OUlUllUtioi, hlonli." of his clim. ad ':"'l .! k. i...... . -; tms ..... w ...nut, vnurtl A. U. JeuD i.u.P Olerk of Lane Co. OregoairE Co. Oregon, on Mmcd 15 "iS"J No. 7932 for lots , 10, II, 12 i-V! 16 8., B. 2 East, ft, t"" witnesses to proe bis cooiinnoM JZ2 npon and cultivation (.f .d utT George leringlon, Clsrmce 8.CI.'i7i W. Bloomfleld, Samuel BrwUia it i Gate Greek, Lane Co. Ottgou. K- M- Vsitcb. a Kuter. fTT. D a HI , FOR ALL POINTS EAST. uchtc ucrui mmh hnd l STREETS Him The Fiat Mull. vl Hum. lneton Hull Lake. I UBhs or Kansas City, or vie Spo kane, Minneapolis and Si Paul, witn througbierrlce 7:00 P SI Dally. Clil). f For Pendleton, I.tGraude Baker city. Walla Walla, Dayton, Colfax, Pnllnm I Moscow and Idaho mining IBUtlons. f L-cal mixed train lot' j Hood River, The Dalles and Internudlate points. , 7;00PM Dully. Ui!) 8:00 A M Ex Hun Through Pullman aleepera. tourist iWiei and rcclliiine chair csra sre sttached lolaraou trains. rorall Information, rntea, etc., rail it etrj ofnoe, corner W ashlugton and Third ilma rorua: a, or aoureas W. H. Hl'RIJlVRT. General rauente! ittol. . K. JsCtittlMn , Receiver and Geueral Manajer. Pnrtlfttid. Iln irnn. , K. J. McCLANAHAS, Allot, 'tm au.M nnHur nnuhiva u-rttteil Karartte, V anthorlzoa Rgentu oi ly, n cam w Loss of Brain nnd Ki-rre Ptiwer: 1xi1Im-5 ri-i N;t.r I Vwil n roams: laVf Ol Loas of Power ff tlioliererativoOrpwinwiw susv nnnnitii livnnf .nfrtioil. Ynothnu which lends to MlHery. (ronwinftim. igm "T ... rfni-(l trirvrM.fr! tiTtr K1U are Sick Hidl JJJJW lower complaint, n"ur riuuiraut UBIJUKW X liftliAi .tv"6l""- .. .. . nn . u a TiwaiKirliti aitd M itentfl, Eugene. Oregon. . EAST AND SOUTH tu ohaotii Route S 1 I ,T"T . T 1 1 fA - V. OF THE TU tfnnfUiin P-liA 1(1 i i if . k ii iii i in i ii i nil ii jui w. m f- T OrtwllftllfJ I'si'f 636 Pat Lv Portland 12: 07P M i l.r Enxene. V.i:i lOrlSAH Ar San Francisco " . . ,1 .l.tuM Irsi Above trains stop. - t PorlaLd to Albany inclnsive. & StiecUls, ftalsey, iVt irvingc, r,UKuc, "" hunt to Aslilan l inclusive. PiiBinClHO HAIL, PAIW. r v.. . ....I At , 81 WUUB "...j Arifl 8.30 a m t.v rmm- . SSIIemAr lohnnr bt I SECOND CLASS SLEEPING ' Attached to all throniin ' West Side rMvlHon. ., MAILTttAIMDA.I.l(KCKrI'') 730 . m I T.v Portisim nt 12:16 p m AT a. aih.nv .! .rvalll cra' ' ,trf nftlregnn ractnc n""- ,,wr,l HPBSfiS Tt(AlU I 4:40 p m Lv "" Portlsm Ar McMino'ibe p m .11 Y m,,nTTnriTirU'TJi 10 t I. - Its in the Eastern St1e. t-'i nan be obta i' Ht tu" .', ..., tte " J. S. I.UCKKY, I " jjkJc t a sail I Sold hy all Onijilita.