Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, May 13, 1895, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EUGJSNE GUARD, : I. L, CAMPBELL, Publisher. IMMJshyil eviry evening ol tin- week, Huinluy tcoj!dl. AIdrees all cow mt! it teat ions, nui n.tku all rmuitliinces pi.ynb.i' to tho Ki'uesk :Ji'ak;i. Kuvne. Oregon. cWIMCItllTJON KATIv:: fDAU.Y.) Dollverod by rarrler, per wn.-! t -0 Delivered by currier, ier mouth "5 fly mull, one your (In mlvatieo) V W Six months it ib Oiio m mth ?5 HI nett cojiies 6 Will not bo ent by mail to miy address 'r &ny length ol time, unless paid In ailvAUKe. (WP.KKLV.) One yunr (In nitvnmv) T-i W lx month IW .lilvertUhi niton made known on appIiiuUnii. Kntorod us sc'pond-clasf innttvr at the F.iiK.mi, Orison, otoiUi:c. MOXD.YY, - - MAY 13, IWIO. A monthly pay roll of Home con sequence mukea good times. Es tablish miinufaoturing iiHlustriri. Whilo tho people of Kugenc are talking diversified farming to the tillers of the soil, the said tillers should talk to the people of town of their neod of diversified manu factories. Both are needed to in sure prosperity. There is a forward movement from the Atlantic to tho Pacific, and the wave of leturning prosper ity is visihlo on all sides. Cheer up, display some energy and help hasten the day when tho cry of hard times will be heard no more. No longer will the public school teacher of Newton, Mass., have her ears tortured by the excrucia ting shriek of the slate pencil, as it traces its path across tho surface ef the once harmless, necessary slate. Tho authorities of that city have ostracized these articles as being hotbed.8 of bacilli, sowing desease and contagion among their inno cent owners. Salem Statesman: Yesterday a man stepped from the state prison a free man, after having served the term for which he had beon com mitted for having given whiskey to Indians a thing ho can do today with impunity, as tho courts havo since decided that it is no crime What kind of jr.stico is this that causes this man to go through life vfith the brand of "convict" upon him, while thousands of men who commit the Bame ''crime" that he did go free? Tho deoision in the courts came too lato to do him any good. Two indictments against tho notorious Nat Blum havo been dis missed by Judge Stephens nt Port land, on motion of the prosecuting attorney. Two important wit nessess are not now obtainable, and conviction was considered impossi ble. Suoh is tho resultof tho law's delay, and tho delay was occasioned purposely to enable this criminal to escape justice because he had onco buun a prominent man. Had bo been less prominent ho would have been punished promptly. Such follows are to society tho most dangerous of criminals, and yet the protection society asks through her courts is ignored. Telegram: Portland's organ of populism opines that "one of the issues of tho stato campaign next year should bo tho abolition of tho railroad commission, as it costs tho btalo an enormous amount of money and no benefit is derived." That was ono of thu issues of the stato campaign last year, and tho desire of the people then expressed was thwarted by tho obstruction ists ill tho lato legislature whoso tactics the populist organ approved. Jt is a safe policy, however, to ad vise a sliurt-memoried peoplo this year as to what they should do next year. Much gossip is heard in London with regard to the queen's 70th birthday anniversary on May 24th. It is not so much tho festivities which aro to be connected with this event which form the subject of gossip as the fact that it is freely rumored that her majesty will abdicate on that day, and after that Prince of Wales will reign as King Edward VIII. It is learned that tho queen expressed her wish to Indicate at a nieeling not long ago, I at which the Prince of Wales, I Lord Kfiglmry anil at least two members of tho cabinet were pres ent. If hrr majesty surrenders the crown on that day (die will have re:gned 58 years, the longest reign of any monarch of the 19th cen tury. The postmaster-general bus de cided to establish a marine mail service at Detroit for the free deliv ery and collection of mail matter ol vessels that pass up and down (he Det'oit river and cjrry a float ing population of 25C0 to 3000. More tonnage passes Detroit than any other port in the world. Dur the season of navigation on the laki s a vessel passes Detroit every seven minutes during the day The new service will therefore be continuous and will he conducted by means of a steam launch, which will be used by tho postal 'em ployes. The new service will be maintained through the free delivery appropriation in the bureau of the first assistant postmaster-general. Mail will be delivered to the vessels by carriers .just as it is to ordinary business houses. Purks' Bure Cure is a positive specific in all diseases of the Liver and Kid neys. By removing the uric acid in the blood it cures Rheumatism. B. B liasford, of Carthnge. 8. Dakota, says: I helieve Parks' Sure Cure excels all other medicines Tor Itheuniatism and Urinary disorders." Bold by A. Yer- inoton. A Philomath correspondent says: Mrs. Ella Jones from Cottage Drove has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Boles, of this place. Satur day she went on to Summit, accom panied by Miss Lola Calvin from Illi nois to visit her sister, Mrs. Underbill, and assist in an entertainment plveu for the benefit of the pastor of the Evangelical church. lair and beautiful the woman w ho keeps at a distance the com plexion bcautifiers, paints and powders, which soon ruin the face. A healthy glow to the skin, a face without wrinkles, and sparkling eyes, will be yours if you keep the system and the special internal organs In good condition. The young girl, or wo- mau. often grows pale, wrinkled and thin. :i;ieu s her .ttd at i;i troi eats little, everything wearies her, she com plains of herself as tic hint? and sore and as steeping poorly, unen fine 1:1 uoumtu wuu backache, or a tender spino, with a bearing down weight in the abuomtvi, or at periods she may be irregular, or 8uiT:r extreme pain from functional dernmremcilts. rr Piorr nMif entinilf iii? tihvstcian to the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, of Buffalo, N. Y., in his Ions; and nctive experi ence, met manv cases of VtH kind, for which he used a prescription wMoh was found to cure such difficulties pert: '..nenlly in ninety- eifht percent, of all case1.. Having proven no successful, Dr. Pierce : ut his " Favorite Prescription " on the mar:.. t, and it is to-day sold more largely than r.i.y other medicine for the ills of woman. For all functional derar. r ments. displace tneiitn, ulceration, inflai mtion, and the catarrhal drain from the i ing membranes of the special internal or- :s of women, Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prcsc ion reaches the origiu of the trouble, and corrects it. Mrs. Mary Crim, of F. brt, Fntnktm Co. ., writes: "A few yenrs dro 1 iook cum, -v which resulted in female c -Vv trouble, and affected my 'J5,jji year ago, I took chills, nadoueor two a month; they were very weaken ing. Had pains in my uies.more frequently in left side; gradually grew worse until, finally, I hnd to take to bed, t had a bad couch and couldn't rest. I com menced taking your medicine, took it about '' four months, taking ' even bottles of Doctor Pierce's Favorite Tre crintion and five of Ik ' Mrs. Crim. 1 Golden Medicnl Dis- covery." My weight :ws increased, and I feel oeucrana stowcrinai 1 nave tor years.' H. N. GRAIN. Watches, Clocks, ' Jewelry, Sterling and Silver-Plated Ware. fir-Watch Repairing a Specialty. EuoBNB, Oregon Lane County Bank. ((established Id ISSA) EUGENE, OREGON. A general Banking business In all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. O. 1IOVKY. President. J. M. A HltAM.S. Cashier. A. O. HOVKY, Jk., Asst.Cashr, J. i. LUCKEY, CF 213 WBL 23 Xt. W'iitclit's aud Clocks Repaired. DICKENS' "SITUATIONS." The Similarity or nil Method. In Wind ing Un Ills riots. It la curious what a ponchnnfc Dickens hnd for certain nioloilraniotio situations, which scunicd to his fanoy so telling that ho ropeatod and reproduced thorn many timos over. Ho had a lively dramatio turn, and I always thought would have bad extraordinary success as a dramatist I onco asked him why he had not taken up this 'lino" seriously, and I think ho mado tho excuso it was long ago, many yoors bofore his death that bo had noi tiino, tasto or pationoo. Tho real reason no doubt was that he could not work without expanding and could not "carve beads upon a cherry stono." A literary friend, who has his "Boz" at his fingers' ends, has with groat aoutenoss pointed out to mo that Nicholas Nloklcby was a gonulno "Adolphl walking gentle man." His manner, borolo bursts, pro tection of his slstor, boarding of Ralph, etc., wero all elomcnts In tho-Adolphl inolodraina. Ralph was a rogular stage villain. That his works are all dramatio and conceived in tho true spirit of tbe stago is plain from tho vast list of adap tations. Each story has beon adapted again and again and will boar the procoss admirably. Ono method for winding up His plot, to whioh ho was exoessively partial, was the unmasking of the villain owing to tho bo trayal of some confederate. Tho parties aro gonerally brought together In a room by the more virtuous membors. Tho oon federato then omergos from bis conceal ment and tells a long story of villainy. We have this donouoment first in "Oliver Twist." where Monks makes his revela tions. In "Niokleby" Ralph Is confronted with "the man Snawloy and Squoors." In the "Old Curiosity Shop" Qullp Is similarly exposed. In "Barnaby Budge" Haredale forces his hereditary enemy to make revelations. In"Chuzzlewlt" Jonas is confronted with another betrayer. In Copnorflold" Uriah Heep Is denounced and exposed by Mr. Mlcawber. In "Bleak House" Lady Dedlook Is similarly traokod. Iu nearly all the cases tbe guilty person goos off and commits suiolde. Gentle man's Magazine. Fob Rent. A small barn conven ient to the business portion of the city. Inquire at this ofllee. When Baby was sick, we gave her (Jasto;, When she was a Child, she cried for Castorla, When sho becaino Miss, she clung to Castor ia. When she had Children, she gave them Castorfau PRICES Day & Henderson's. Kitchen Tables Fall Leaf ' .,$1 25 . 2 00 .. 4 CO .. 9 00 Extension " Maple Brueau Warh btaml with glass.. Bed Stead : Wire Matress 6 00 1 75 1 50 2 50 50c 1 25 55c 75c Top Matress Kitchen chair Cane rockers All Wool Carpet 3 ply wool carpet.. DR. G. W. BIDDLE, $g DENTIST, Docs only first-clasn work. The lntost Im provements used. Terms moderate. nnleeAnd residence on olive street, between Filth and Six tli street', one block west of Minnesota Hotel. EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS,Proprietor. Stapro leaves Kurpho Mondays, Wednesdays and Fritiays at 6 o'clock a. m., passcugers arriv ing at F loroucetho day (ullowiiiK at 10 o'clock a. m. tf . Returning passengers leave Florence Mon (iftVH. lYmliiPkilnvk. mil VrhUvn at ....U? arriving in Kngeue the uext day at 7 p. m. SlXtil.K KAltK nrt ROUND TK1H """'." I! fj'oO Tickets for sale at K. Bangs' livery barn, Ku- svnu,ui nt iiuiurt 'tivuuiori 1 uuicu in nor ence. A LIDY'S TOILET Is not complete without an ideal POHPLEXIOM U POWDER f i POZZONI'S H Combines everv elemcnf beauty and purity. It is beauti fying, soothing, healing, health ful, and harmless, and when rightly used is invisible. A most delicate and desirable protection to the face in this climate.' Irulat upon having the genuine. IT IS FOR &ntE EVERYWHERE. Hrnolfl's Bromo-CBleni. MndM ctirilm runnt fnr hmm orSlck ,..-,..,.M V.VUI.1HUH., miruert, Add Vr At'iviiiiit, At-ti.loio fur Alcoholio iti4 ottr ncwuoa. i rctt,lJ, 3&tud&)ceaU. Ktln-f)ctinb. THE ARNOLD CHEMICAL CO. 151 S. Wnlirn Atanue, CHICUGQ. by all PrupKlsU. THE BEST, ROPE TOBACCO. T. G.BlKDBICES, frtsident. 8.B. Eakih, Jb., Cashier First National Bank Ot Eugene. Paid up Cash Capital $50,000 Surplus and Profits, 50,000 Eugene - - Oregon- A tranAral h&nkinp businefiB done on reason able terms. Sight drafts on NEW YOKK, CIIIU AGO, SAN FRANCISCO and PORT LAND, OREGON. BillB of exchange sold on foreign countnos. Denosita received subject to oheck or curtiH- cate of desalt. All collections entrusted to as will receive prompt attention. J. F. FORD, (Evangelist,) Of l)es Moines, Iowa, writes nnder date of March 2.1, 1893: S. B. Med. Mfg. Co., jjumr, uregon. Oentlemen: On nrrivinir borne last 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. B. Cough Cure lias done its work well. Botli of the children like it. Your 8. R. Coni'li Cure has cured and ketjt away ail hoarsness from nie. Bo give it to every one, witn greetings ior an. Wishing you prosperity, we are Yours, Mr. and Mks. J. F. Fokd. . If tou wish to feel fresh and cheerful, and ready for the Spring's work, cleanse the system with the Headache and Liver Cure, by taking two or throe doses a week. Bold nndera positive guarantee Su cents per bottle by all druggists. J. L. PAGE, DEALER IN Gr HAVING A LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK of a tuple and Fancy Groceries bought iu the Iw.n markets Exclusively For Cash, I can oiler the public better prices inau any oilier House; IN EUGENE. : J'riKiuco of all Minis taken at market 388338!88&88880 GOLDEN ! I WEST i BAKING POWDER 3 It KARONS WHY you should buy It. 1 . It Is mado right here nt home. . 2. It Is made of the very finest materia ami is guaranteed in every respei t equal or superior to the very best. 3. Tho makers gunrnutcc to: tin and every croer-: authorized to retiun money if Hbonot8iiih.lY..: CAN YOU ASK F0H . Clossrt ft Divers, Portias i. o o o 88 O 88 O 88. 08g08808S883S&6' yorsaleatYerington s 9th street drug store. AM RlBllls.. rkl VtVlllrTm . to to Uca InUnM). Mtn AS A PREVENTIVE byelttrtrte It I. lmpM.ibleNcxitne8 !!?,''"':l',r "f-'"" limn:Z gents, Ktigone Oregon. UBISU nrt ! P- night I MOVES THE BOWELS IN S MIWlillnil 'Nr V If D P mJkm MTiQ JT mi mm FISHER & W ATKINS, riiOPiuK 101,8. Will keep conxMiitiy on Laud a lull "U-,: ., 33 IE? 2SJ 3E MUTiON. I'CHii AMD VEAL VV Lich they will sell at thu lowest umrket prl ces, A fair share id the public pativuiie fan licitt-.t. TO TliK FAKMKUS : Wr will pay the highest market price for Fat UntUv, Hogn and tiheop. (SHOP ON WllJiAAfKTTK STItEKT. Meats deliverd'l to any part nf the oity f'rea of uliore. Ttos, F. oakes, Henry C. Tame, Henry C, Round Receivers. ORTHERN PACIFIC R. R u N S Pullman Sleeping Cars Dining Cars Sleeping Cars Elegant Tourist St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, Fargo Grand Forks Crookston, Winnlpe", Helena and TO i Butte. -Through Tickets to- Chicago, Washington, Philadelphia, New York, Boston and all Points East and South. For information, time enrds, maps and tickets call on or wnto R. McMURPHEY Gen'l Agent, Eugene, Office: Rooms 2 and 4 Slielton Block. OR- A. D. CHARLTON, Asst. Genl. Pass. Agent, 255 Morrison Street, corner Third, PORTLAND, OREGON. THE BEST. FOR A KINS. fcJSTS4rrJJiriT i p. t- n r? n nvA xr t-. ntOKHfcbMSKUCOCttr. . fii? 3.E?P3JCE,3S0LE: .. S?iA .EXTRA r INK . OverOr.o Ktt!lr.:i Pcnoio ,vru.-t W.L.Boglas $3&$4Sii AH our shoen lire et,ui;;!y jsctisfactory They glvot'-io !rt value f .,r -tho money. They equal cnitom shoe hi style and fit. Thlr wearing QLa!Kies a. e unsurpassed. The prices are unirorm, Rnmpea on sole. From $i to fa -v-'l over other makes, ifyouxdsalerunnotsupplyyouvecan. Sold!?y Bold by A. HUNT. Eugene. Eugene Street Railway. TIME CARD. After the 4th of Oct. 1804, the street cars will run on the following schedule time until turttier notice. LEAVING THE DEPOT. 7:10-7:40-8:10-8:40 9:18-9:40-10:00 a. m., then every half hour. LEAVE THE UNIVKBSTY. 7:25-7:55-8:25-8:55-9:25-0:50-10:15 a. ni., then every half hour. Cars will leave promptly on lime. H. W. HOLDEN. Summons. In the Circuit Conrt of the Stale of Ore eon. for Lane Oountv. nora juurcott, I'lumuH, George Marcott, Defemlu unt. To Qtorge Marcott, the above named de fendant: In tbe name of the State of Oregon, yon are hereby Bntnmoned and requited to ap pear and aDswer the complaint in the above entitled suit now on file agaiust you in the above entitled court, ou or before tbe neit ngiilnr ti-rm of said Court, which M,id court aud the t-rm titer of is to be be. gun and holileu at tbe court bouse in Ku gene Oity, Oregon, on Monday, the luth day of June, 181)0, and if oti fall lo appear and answer said coiuplutut a- herein re quired, the plaintiff will apply lo said court for tho relief prayed for iu said com pluiut aud for general relief, besides tbe coals and disbursements of said suit, towit: For a decree diasolving tbe ruarringe con tract now existing between plaintiff and defendant aud for the custody of the minor ehiluren of plaintiff aud d, fondant, name ly: EffleL. Marcott, Virgil K. Marcott ind Joseph F. Marcott. This summons is published by order of the Hon. J C. Fnlltrtou, Judge of said Court, made at Chambers on the Utb day of Apiil, 1895. Dated this 12th day of April, 1895. Biiaeu & Young, Attorneys for Pliiiliff. steel m m ::l I i are the odnal and oily r;:"TT:v : l- iiiiiiiQ uc . on ni maritec. . .v. : ' mail, (ienuinesotdoui) by OSDURN & DKLANO Dtlurglsts and sole genu, Kugene, Oregon. 1 1 imu W.I S3 JIWK STORE . mm. Pf,J,t, Kee ''" - ! I ill- mi m gib Foley Hot Spri The Well Known Superu, cinal Qualities JR Springs make them a Favorite RESORT FOB INVALIDS, AndtheAbun- Fine Fishi "3. renders it the Sportsmans' Elysium or Victors. For fun Inrs. Address: pmlm- P-RUNEY.Pp, HleyS,n,p, Eugene, Obsqos. UuBols Rros., Propriflcn KOlt ALL MINTS EAST. LEAVE DEPOT FIFTH ND I SHEETS jilt I '1 Im Knsl Mail, vis Hunt-' I inptnn tialt Uie, tatbi I or KmisRs t;ltT. or Til po- 7:C0 P M Daily. 1 t-rini. M inm-HiHilli mil SL Paul, Willi ttiroughHrrifei io Kiiitern oilier. j i:00r.M liflker I v. nulls natu. Ji Daily. t Uaj'ton, C'cilfnx, inllmu ( Mj I AIUH'DW HIIU lUHIIUUlllllUf sutums. . L chI mixed train (or 8:00 A M Kx Bun and Interim (llale pnlatl. Illj! TlinniKh Pullman slceB, tran" wg and reellniua clialr cam sre Btwnea Wtitmp trains. For all information. rale, etc., , nil ! offlce, rorner Wastiinglon mil Tbinl owt Portia, d, or address w HMJrl,. acuemiriiKii!"! e. McNeill, Receiver and (leneral Slansger. Portland. or. gon.irt, A)ijnAS ie sold nnder nosmj. ."""Sj anthorizfd Mteat. oalr, rJfjJS Loss of Brain and Nerve fw jjrfj Confldaco; Meryojwow JU Jj, Losb of Power of tliu l.e sex, caused bvovr-cxrtion,lnL Excessive Uo f , Tooarro, OpJ which lends to Miwrv. '"""Sit fttfli and lloatb. Hy ""'S' Osburn 4 DelAno. EAST AND SOUTH VIA The Shasta Route OF THE He Southern Pacific & Express rrimI--ff South I ikst''. Above trains stop .U 1aclri. m xii n. tn Jjv . . X ,X t Kntreno id nrrrwEiar wkiw M.VIt THAI nrf.lsl"'' 7:30 a m I I.' to.lii i, re Ar ,,.:'l'' if"" E3tf " TXAli i ..,...n,,lle its. v i v ip " r 'n,t'Er:;::;1i".!'-':''":l:V can be ot t EJLp0RE ii.lf.. PAH-'- t . fori " i i'