Daily Eugene guard., June 13, 1895, Image 2

DAILY KIGXB GUARD,
l. h. CAMPBELL, Publisher.
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Pablilhed ever! ocningol llig ees, Sundays ,
toepled. Address all communications, and !
neke nil ciinlltanees payable to me -oai
oasi. Kuacoe, Orejcon. -
SL'BJtCUIITlOX BAT :
'DAILY. I
Oellrered by carrier, per fwk I
DellTered by carrier, per month 75
By mall, one yer (to advance) 7 So
til months 75
One ot'uth 75
ioclempice
Will ool be lent by mail to any addreet. 'or
any length of time, nolew paid In advene.
(WRIKLT.)
One year (in 4vnee 12 90
tils uitiothf ... 1 00
l.J Terming ratu made known on application.
Entered as second-class matter at Ibe Eugene,
'Ireaon. poatomee.
THURSDAY, -- JUNE 13, 1895.
HOP RAISEKS, BEWARE.
The outlook for hops is slowly
but steadily improving, says the
Salem Post. It iB not unlikely
that hops will sell in this valley
for 10 cents per pound. Next year
they will be higher still, and the
year after up to the old figure.
Once more we wtnt' to caution
hop, raisers to enter into no hop
contracts. As sure as they do they
will be beaten every time. All
these contracts are one sided affairs.
The producer will be the loser
every time. Hainan were to con
tract his hops for 9 cents per pound
and they were to go up to 12 cents
per pound all ho could get would
be tho 9 cents. But if hops were
to fall to 6 cents per pound, is any
producer Bimple enough to believe
that the buyer would pay him 9
cents? The buyer in case of a full
would soon find an excuse for
breaking nway from his bargain.
He would say that the hops were
net up to the standard, or make
some othor excuse, and the pro
ducer could do nothing. to make
him take them. Let every hoi;
raiser beware of those who are
going around offering to contract
their hops for one, two or three
years.
Secrotary of State Kincuid has
received a letter from the Oregon
State Grange, containing resolu
tions relative to the alleged uncon
stitutionality of parts of tho lust
apropriation bill, principally items
appropriating money for the sup
port of educational and charitable
institutions. Theso appropriations
aggregate nearly $100,000, and in
nnsworing the communication,
Saturday, the secretary said in sub
stance that to do this would reflect
upon tho legislature and be con
trary to precedent. He further
says: "The constitution makes
the sucretary of slate auditor of
publio accounts. Under the power
confered upon him as auditor by
tho constitution and laws, ho might
'refute to draw warrants for any
appropriations herein named until
directed to do so by the supreme
court,' but in so doing ho would
have to assume that tho most im
portant and most numerous branch
of the stato government, tho legis
lative assembly had failed to dis
charge a sworn duty and had either
ignorantly or corruptly violated
tho constitution. I believe it is
tho duty of the so-rotary of state to
draw warrants on the appropria
tions made by tho legisUturo when
the law is plain and the require
ments are fairly and honestly com
plied with by those for whom the
money is appropriated."
Dun's latest review of trade tells
us that the tido ot business is
rising, even as it was fulling two
years ago, with surprising rapidity.
The gain has gone so far and so
fust in some branches that tlio more
conservative fear that it may not
bo maintained. But tho period of
dullness which comes to each
market after an ummial rise brings
as yet nothing like a corresponding
decline. Industries gain much,
falter, fall back a little, then gain
onco more. Tho domand for money
increases. One jerious question
remains whether tho crop will
be sufficient to sustain the large
volume of busincs, but the worst
reports today are far better than
the estimates recently current.
Tho Oregon Press Association
will have a roiling meeting at
Newport in July.
Mr. Tliomas B.- Merry, well
known in Oregon as a journalist, is
now in Los Angeles, attached to
the editorial staff of the Record.
He is enjoying the best of health,
and few would take him to be 61
years of ape.
Jim Corbett, pugilist, is having
trouble with his wife. Jim's physi
cal prowess has made him a hof
favorite with the female population
and abhorred by the male. His
present wife, once infatuated with
his manly charms." discerns at
length that there is no good in
him. She now repents at leisure a
marriage made in poor judgment.
Call for Warrants.
Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing; warrants will be paid on pre
sentation at my office. Interest on
the fame will ceace June 15tb: All
I,aue county warrants from registered
number 7093 to registered nnmber7274,
both Inclusive. -
Eugene, Or., June 10, 1885.
J. O. GbaY,
County Treasurer.
Id Fashioned
compound cathartic
pill, ''blue pills,"aal
omel or other mercu
rial preparations,
should not be used in
these days of enlight
ened medical science,
when it so easy to
get a purely vegetable
pill in concentrated
lorm, suar coaiea,
in glass vials, at any
store where medi
cines are kept
Dr. Pierce was first
to introduce a Little Pill to the American
people. Many have imitated tbcra, but none
nave approached his " Pleasant Pellets " in
true worth, or value, for all laxative and
cathartic purposes.
Once Used, tbey are Always In Favor.
Assist Nature a little now and then, with
a gentle, cleansing laxative, thereby remov
ing offending matter from the stomach and
bowels, toning up and 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, pim
ples, blotches, eruptions, boils, constipa
tion, piles, fistula and maladies too numer
ous to mention.
If people would pay more attention to
orderly regulating the action of their
uuwels, they would have less 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 unequalcd, Is proven by the fact that
once used, they are always in favor. Their
secondary cnect is to keep tnc Dowels 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, bili
ousness, constipation, coated tongue, poor
appetite, dyspepsia and kindred derange
ments of the stomach, liver and bowels.
A free sample of the "Pellets," (4 to 7
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
PKNSARV MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. Uo. 66j
Main Street, Buffalo, 14. V.
Eugene Iron Works,
GEO. N. FIUZEK, Proprietor.
Steam Fittings, Brass Goods,
Castings, Engines, Boilers
Store Fronts, Etc.
Swlrff Maotilnam Repaired.
CS-Repairing of all klnda done."&
ent for Ulr Anll-Frlcllon Metal.
thon on Klsht etre.1 at Mill Kacu
EUGENE-FLORENCE
STAGE LINE.
E. BANQS,Proprietor.
8tage lea tps KtiftiMie Mondavs, Wednesdays
and Fridays at l o'clock . m., passengers arriv
ing st Floruit ct the dsy following t 10 o'clock
s. tn.
Hv turning psuengon leave Florence Mon
ds)l. VYedueMUyft mid Fridays st 3 o'clock,
srrivtng in Kugeue the next dsy st 7 p. m.
MNOl-K KAHK f00
HOUNUTKUV V00
Tickets tor sale at K. hangs' Uvery barn, Ku
gene, ur at Hurtl A DavwiiHirt's oOice In Flor
enoe. H. N. CRAIN.
Watches,
Clocks,
' ' jewelry,
Sterliny and Silvsr-Plated Wart.
MTWatch Iirpalriug a Spolaltj
Euoknk, Oregon
Lane County Bank.
(KateblUhed In UU
EUGENE, OREGON.
A general Banking business
In all branches transacted on
favorable terms.
A. O. HOVEY, President.
J. M. AHHAMS. IVwhler.
A. U. HOVKY.Jb., AwtCaahr.
a,
ni a mm
Thurston Item.
June 1 lib, M5.
T. L, lie, J. T. Wilkliisanil J amen
Tucker, sr.. returned last Sunday from
Forest Orove. wt.eie they had been
attending the grand lodge of I. O. U.
T. They report having bad a very
pleasant time. Alout 100 delegates
were in attendance.
A quarterly meeting of the Free
Methodist denomination will be held
at this place this week, beginning
Tuesday evening.
MbB Bell Paxton of Davis, is report
ed as being seriously ill with symp
toms of congestion of the brain. Dr.
Brown, ef Eugene, is attending her.
Rev. N. B. Alley, of Eugene, is
building a bain lor Hugh Price, of
Thurston. Mr. Alley is an excellent
workman. He Is In the lead In the
line ot carpentering in this city.
Quite a number of our boys went on
the excursion to Salem last hum. ay.
Tbey report having had a very enjoya
ble trip.
Win. Eyler has taken a contract of
Wm. Withers, to slash about; 20 acre
of brush, for that gentleman on hi
farm near Potato Hill.
B. F. Rusell, jr., and Oraut H u-
drtcks are contemplating a trip to
Eastern Oregon to visit relatives and
friends. They expect to start about
the 17th of this mouth.
Miss Katie Brown, who lias been
visiting in Eugene for the past few
months, has returned to this place and
is stopping at Dr. B. F. Russell's; her
many friends are pleased to see her
nulling face in our midst again.
Our 'school closed last Wednesday
with Miss Hattie Taylor, of Eugene, ;
as teacher. 'Q'lite a number of visitors
were present. The basket dinner was
a grand success. The exercises in (he
afternoon were very good. Miss Tay
lor's efforts to advance the youth of our
village in education,- weie highly ap
preciated. Buckeye.
When baby was sick, we gave her Casto.V
When aba was a Child, she eric, for Castoria.
When she became Mus, tho clung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
THROUGH TICKETS
To the E.'VST via the
Through I'ullman Palace sleeper. Tourist
sleepers and new Reolinlus Chair curs.
DAILY PORTLAND TO CHICAGO
Trains heated by steam and cars lighted by
Plntsch Light.
Time to Chicago, Slf days; time to New
York, 4!$ days, which Is many hours qulckei
than all competitors.
For rates, time tables and full luloiinallon
apply to
E J. McCI.ANAHAN, Agent, Eugene, Or.
H. V. BAXTON, C. K, BROWN,
Oen'l Agent, Dist. Pa-s. A tt,
- IS5 Third St., PortUnd, Or.
JOSKl'H G. KELLEY, C. E
Consnltina Drainage Epcer,
KCG EN B, ORKGON
iVatRin and speciflcattons U all work net
alnhii: to Water Works, Sewerage and Drusii
oi tillUS.
Construction Superintended.
Stage Line to Jitson Springs.
We will commence running a stage
line lo these celebrated springs frtmi,
EUGENE,
June 10th. The stnjre will lcnveH.-tcl
Kugvnoon Mondays and Thursdays at
8 o'clock a. iu., rt'iurning Hie filow
lnj Weduesdaysand ratunlavat 6 p. nt
Kvery attention will be given to the
comfort of passengers.
Round-Trip Tickets, $7.
Clark Sc Blackburn'
NOTICE,
U. S. Lwd OfBce.Koseburit. Oregrn.
May 22, lb'js.
Complaiut hvu.e wn em. ndal Ibis
office bj Cbriaiiau II. Furre aut at Di.id
Milbramlt tor abaurining bi bomestrad
entry No 70,18, die.1 Mrih V5. ln, upon
ti V n v.; arl e j a .(, wo ) j, toin
hip 10 s, r G t at. in Lane count j. On Ron,
with a iw to tlia cnneelUtion ol sai.l en-
-.j. ... .ip u-rri7 anmmuned
to anpear at Ibe offi,- o( Joel Ware, nrtaiy i
public, al Eilitene, Oivgon. on Ibe fi( b d.i
nf Jnlv. 111 ..'..I . .... J
sp 'Od nod tnrnih taliulOllT cuDcrtuinc
said allegKi abiliiKiniuent. Ileiiui n,,,,
ofnee on the teatiiuony so t..kt-o i.n JnT
16. 18SW, at 10 o'clock a. iu. SnOci-nt
.. 1(, . V
Kraonal aetTic cmuol ti. ui-.il.. It i l;. ,e
J - - ...v-. in .nr ' 1 , (1 1! ,
cation in the Ucaio at tnn n .i-vur l in;
to law. .
U U Viini, It.ji.l, r
. K. S Chiiiuoax, H-ci. r.
3.B. Kai".
i'lrsident.
? I'
Oi Eugene.
paid up Usb Capital 50.O09
Surplus and Profits, 50,000
Eugene - - Oregon.
A nnl bankiM . busine-
flcpiurKeivedsubject to check or cert.n
M?,r!',ULtra.tl too. will receive
prompt attention.
J. F. FORD,
(Evangelist.)
Of !). Moines, I. wrttjw under data ot
Marco 23, lfciw:
8. B. Med. Mfo. Co.,
Dufur, Oregon.
(jKVTLEMKX: On arriving home last
week I found all well and anxiously
waitine. Our little frirl, eight and one
half veara old, who had wasted away
to si' pounds. i now well, strong and
vigorous, and well fleshed up. o. Ji.
Cough Cure has done ita work well.
Both of the children like it. our k.
U Lough Cure has cured and kept
awav all hosntness from nie. Ho give
it to everyone, with greetings for all.
Wishing you prosperity, we are
Yours, MR. as" in kb.
'OBD.
II you wish to Iwl fresh and cheerful, and
ready tor the Irian's work, rleanw the system
with the Headache and Liver Cure, by taking
two or three doses a week.
Bold nmlera positive f ur . 7
JO cenu per boltft by all drugglsu.
J. L. PAGE,
DEALER IN
GHQCEB1ES
H AVISO A LA HOE AND COMPLETE HTOCK
of Staple sod Fancy Groceries bought lo the
(Mil markets
Exclusively For Cash,
I can offer the publio better prices
than any other house
IN EUGENE.
iV .. !( ce of all binds taken at nmrkct
- PRICES -
Day & Henderson's.
Kitchen Tables
Kail Leaf "
Extension "
Maple Brueau
..$1 25
2 00
4 50
9 00.
Wa-li Stand with glass 6 00
Bed Stead
5
Wire Mrttress..
Top Matress
Kitchen chair
1 50
2 50
50c
1 25
55c
75c
Cnno rockers.
All Wool Curnet
3 ply wool carpet
88
lOOWOOWOOV
GOLDEN
WEST
BAKING POWDER
3 HE A HONS WHY
you kboulU buy It.
1. It Is made i.Rht here at home.
2 It Is made of thf very finest
materia and is guarantee-,
tn every retpe t equal or
superior to the very bust.
3. Tho makers guarantee c tr
tm.. a"'1 every u'ni
authorized to return
moDeyiiltbeDotsaiK. .
CAN YOU ASK FOR KG." ,
1
88
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88
O
88
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CiAtvn t Devkrs, Portltni i,
088088088?88fox,
Wi J " - AT
NIGHT
MOV .:s THE EIOWELSIN
nt mORNMtj
ForsaleatYerlnatonsath strT druj
J. S. LUCKEY,
JEWELER,
"''l.'l.es and Clocks Rerair.,l.
' i i:r, oiiti;,,,.
t.io ml (jf
I'm, itauiT. .w7v'iur'.
aofc '
Irs!
B
fEO. B.
.Itto'iiey end Councilor, j
af-Lau. j
"j't'J !'oud Judicial District end in j
ratters in pphhm.
L. L. BTEVKMt
' ' DORRIS & STEVENS.
,no(M'Y-AT-LAW,
I ti i.k.vk. oiiKuo.s
' vni.-lvcr:lK C.ul.t liana
J. M. WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEY : AT : LAW.
COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY.
Room S opaulra. BIkIod's Block, 9lh .Ireel.
Q. W. KlNBKY
Norton & Kinsey,
Attorneys-at-Law.
Commercial and Trobalr BiisIucm a Speo
"oiticc In Harris' Block.
L. BILVEU
J. K. VOUNO.
BILYEU& YOUNG,
Attokskys-at-Law,
KUGKNE, OREGON.
ftf Ornc-OTer First Natloual Batik.
I. O. POTTER. H. T. CONDON
POTTER & CONDON,
Attorneys-at-Law.
EUGENE, OREGON.
I8F Orrica lo Conser's block.
F. C. MATTESON,
Attorney-at-Law. ,
Office With A. 0. Woodcock.
t srspeclal Attention Giren to Collections.
A. C. WOODCOCK,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
OmcE-Ouc.half blosk south ol Chrisman's
Block,
El'GKXK, : : OREGON.
J. J. WALTON,
Attnrney-at-Law,
El'GEXt, OREGON.
otlice iip-Ktair., Walton's block.
v ill do a general law praclicta all the court,
if IhU titatc.
C. E. LOOMIS, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
oaiceup-stairs In Shelton block over Geo. T.
Hall & Sou s grocery store.
Private telephone Inside tlie door
for calls day or night.
PAINE & KUYKENDALL,
PHYSICIANS - AhD - SURGEONS.
Surgery and dls.HSet. ol womeu a specialty
Office in Chrisman Block
J. W. HARRIS,
tliyssomri and Surgeon
OIMm oyer Henderson Linn's Brag Store.
Offici Humu: 9to 12a. ia.;2to5 and 7 v.
m.
Kei i,,i:e Ferry street between lain auil-w.h
DR. G. W. BIDDLE,
g DEiNTlST,
Eugene Street Railway.
TIME CARD.
After the 4th of Oct. 1894, the street
cars will run on the followingscheduTe
time until further not i. 8 8cueaule
LEAVING THE DEPOT.
7!lfl.7Jn.fi.tl0.tin.inA .
. ,wU.,u.3.w :iw-u:4U lUflO a m
then every half hour.
LEAVE THE UNIVERSTY.
7:2n.7JWi..OR d.cr n.n,
""w-;iO.w0.1U:15 ft m
then every half hour. "'VA0 !
wave promptly on time.
H. W. HOLDEX.
BO IOU KNOW
DH. FELIX LE BRUN'S
STEEL m PEH8YR0YUI PILLS
Sab 'lac?:' t,,h"Idmil' FK1iH. s,foand r
0.nu.MldSj,"bylLU,,'au't
sgonSi Ke.ore,0 D'n' nd sole
7'l.nflH eniailT. , v . .
mtu.m, aSa K ''ia:al, for RbS:
UlTs!Ewr:?.?J.HE'CAl CO.
Sold
Wholesale ai fKi
STGRt
' ui a nruMiin, .
n. . iiumrw, Proprietor.
Kei- coi.ctai I y ,.n J,,,,,, , .
LIQLORS ND CiBARS.
vr ilas. s ' l 5
Foley Hot Springs
Tk. A7-II e
.! MiuovnouDerin.il
Springs make them'"
a Favorite
RESORT FOR INVALIDS,
AndtheAbun- '
dance of Game, and
Pins. r k m. -
. ...w . ..,,, rcnaers it
Snnrfsmanp1 Ci..
or Visitors. For full pa,
lars. Address: ia"'-
P. RUNEY. P.
Kolfv R...I.,-
Eoqbnk, Oregon.
UuBoIS Bros.. Prnnrloi
KZJOU UO Hill
KOH ALL POIMH EA6T.
LEAVE I DEPOT FIFTH aktn I CTDcrre . Bn.,
The Fust Mull. rf. Himh.i f
Inston Bait Uke, ( mahal
7:00 P M
Dally. !
I or Kanf8 Citv, or i '8 00 A y
i tane, Minneapolis and St. Daily.
Paul, with through service ,
I to Kastern citlen. j I
f For Penclletoii, LaOrandei
Baker tity, Walla Walla,! BO) A3
7 .00 P SI
Daily.
tayion, t.ouax, ruiiman naiij
1 Moscow and Idaho mlnlug
JBtMiions. j
Local mixed train fori
Hood Kivcr. The Dalles
8:00 A M
Kx Hun.
l.and Intermtdlate pninu. J x 8m
Throueh Pullman Bleunera. tniinat vh
and reclinlnK ohalr cars are attached tolhrooi.
trains.
For all Information, rates, etci, call it ritj
office, corner Washington and Third itrttd,
Portlard, or address
V. H.TTURI3URT.
General Passenger Agent,
e. McNeill,
Receiver and General Manager.
Portland, Oregon.
.. E. J. McCLANAHAN, Aeent,
Kugew.
si i. a ws&T'!3 risvE aits B2UH nuvan
IB Bold tinder positive written canrartw, bj
authorized RffentB only, t out Weak Memorii
Loea of Brain and Nerve Power; Jjuttt Manhooa:
Qui c knew Night Lewes; Kvil Drwuw Lwlf
Confidence; NvrvouBucM; Laneiiude; nllDmai,
Low of Power of UietienerativeOricanBineittitf
sex, caused byuTer.exertion, YiinthfulErTOTa
Excessive TJso of Tobacco, Opium or Luton,
which lenda to Misery, ('ontinniption, IniuutT
and Deatl . By innil, $1 a box; eix for
written irnrnn too to cure or rpfotid monej. Wall
Uftt Pllll fjura Hick IlrndnrtiO. HiliOHUrtst
Liver Comolain, Kimr htomnrh. DjBpeiB.M
Constipation. dUABANTIfiES iseued onlfby
On burn & DsLano,
EAST AND SOUTH
1A
The Shasta Route
OF THE
The Southern Pacific ti
Eiprws Trains Loav. Pnrtland Psi'L
South I K"'.
fi:ln r U r.u Pnrtl.nrl Ar ! 8: 1
12:07PsliL Eugene Lv2MI
H Ar San Francisco L I ' 'L:
a dot. train, stop at an srauim. -Pori
land to Albany inclusive. A Iro I arssV
Ul I J- t, . 1 ft I-, l..nnti.,t. LltT.
txiouuB, iiukj, cisvrn.nurf, -
Irving, Kuirene, and at all at tions from Ko"
bnrg to Ajihland incluaive.
J' BOSEBURQ HAIL, nAILT.
8.30amLv Portland Ar'4X "
2.30 pm Ly Euirene "l'0'
6.50pmAr Roiebnnr Lv7 0nsD-
-DINING OARS ON OGDEN K00TK
POLUtur BDFFET 8LEEPEBI-
AND
SECOND CLASS SIJ.EPINU I AH.",
AtlKobrd to nil through irmns
BETWEEH P0BTLA5D AND 0CSV"
SIA1L TBAtH TA1LT (EXOEPT SUMMT.)
7X0 a m I Lv Portland Ar I & v
12:16 p m Ar ('..rvallis LMi!l!:?
At Alhanv anri .'ont.llls connnl KitMis"1
of Uregnn Pacifio rUilroai',.
EXPRESS TKA1S DATI.T IEXCFPT I'IiaO
m 'm new
SFE
4:40 p m I I.v Portland Ar I SJ
7:26 pm I Ar McMinnvUlo I.v5:N)s
THROUGH TICKETS to all J,in"
in the Eaatern Blati'a, Cnnada and EnHf
can be obtained at lowpat ralpa 'rom
b. O. ADAIB, Atifni, Kojens
R KOEHLER, E. P KOOEKS,
Manager. Asst. G. F. and F" '!
PORTLAND, OHM."-