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tainoui mtiutf huuw on '
wearepiouj toaajrf,
i t fculowi Ort'iron 4
DAILY EUGENE GUARD.
. U. CAMPBELL, Publisher.
IMIilIstutd every eteulugol iho wwji.HuuiIrj
e tLtiiitcd. Addrou U twmniu... callous, ud
mfttf U remUuncen payable U the Klvje.sk
i.daku, Kugi-ue, Oregon
bUiHCUirriON KATES:
(DAILY. J
OeUvered ly carrier, pvr wui-k I 20
Delivered hj carrier, per moiilh 75
u. nidtl. nno vuarflu advance) 7
ritx nioiitlx 1
Ouo uiuiitl. a
6
Will uot bo tent by mall to any addre. rr
any length ol time, unleas paid In advaiwv.
One yeur (III advance) W 00
rilx motiibi 1 00
dvortUliiK rate inado known ou application.
Kd tared ai seoond-claii matter at the. Eugene,
drufcon. pou.fl.ce.
WEUKESDAY.-AUOUST 7. 1895.
The Indian war Bcare is over.
Th agents have taken their pets
back to the reservations.
Indications point to a prosper
ous year for the state university.
The work of the faoulty will be
done with increased vigor and
zest.
It is very likely that the gallerios
which are to be placed in Villard
Hall, will correct and remedy the
acoustic defects which have been
so aggravating.
Balloon Bleeves keep expanding.
The door openings will soon be the
limit. Then it may happen that
the doar devoteos of fashion will go
through Bidoways.
Down in California all the peo
pie who have nothing else to do are
looking for Trainrobber Brady's
stolen treasure. It is likely to be
discovered as easily as the "Lost
Cabin" mine, and quite as fre
quently.
The parade of the animals on
oircus day is nothing compared
with the human parade that may
be observed on the strcots and cor
ners. Human nature in all sini
plicity, without regard to station
or condition, displays itself.
At laBt Tillamook Rock will bo
connected to the rest of the world
by cable. A force of men and one
of the lighthouse tonderB are bnsy
laying a cable from the mainland
to the rock, and In a few days
more tolcgraphio communication
will be established with the Tilla
mook Rock lighthouse.
While Judge Murphy of San
Francisco is prohibiting the pro
duction of the play. "The Crime of
the Century," would it not be well
for him to turn his attention to the
silly women and mon who make
heroes of murdorora and send flow
ors and other nice things to their
obIIb, and mako tho sensational
newspapers quit rehashing tho
nauseating details of the Emanuel
ohurch murdors?
Some men are worth a good deal
more dead than when ulive. It has
been ascertained lately by scien
tiflo investigation that about twelve
to fourteen ounues of calcium is dis
persed throughout the human
bo:ly, and as caloium is worth 1150
per ounce, or from $1800 to $2000
per individual, why not tako all
the trumps, vagB, drunks and "no
goods" in gonoral and extract the
precious motal from their car
oasses? Talk about intrinsio val
ue! Here it is and only needs to
be pressed out and coined. We
are appalled when we ponder ovor
the amount of wealth that could be
extracted from certain classes in
Eugene who would be worth more
to the community dead than alivo,
Wonder if Holmes, the multi-mur
derer, was ongnged in tho calcium
business?
In its last issue the American
Wool and Cotton Reporter says:
"Reports received from tho leading
markets of the country indicate
that there is no reaction in the up
ward movement in the prico of
wool. Our semi-annual record of
new mill construction for the first
half of 1895, furnishes convinc
ing evidence that the clouds of de
pression have- been giving away
and that a period of prosperity is
developing in textile lines. Thirtv-
eighl new wuulen mills have hn-n
established in the United S'.atcs
this year gain6t 17 for the corres
ponding period of the last year of
thoMcKinli;y turiff. The number
of cotton mills has increased from
turty-three last year to seventy-
three this year. The number of
knitting mills has im-ria-sud ovir
labt year nearly 100 per cent. It
will also be seen that the list of
enlargements and improvements is
an imposing one." Under free
wool wo see: 1. Better prices for
domestic wool. 2. Improved con
dition of woolen manufactures in
this country. 3. An increase in
the number of woolen mills. 4.
Steadier work, better wages and
more persons employed in indus
try. 5. Cheaper and kilter cloth
ing and blankets for the masses of
people. The tariff on wool has
been called the keystone of the Re
publican protective system. How
unworthy must bo. the sinicture
that depends upon such tax.
SHILOH'S CUU1C, tlie great Cough
and Croup Cure, is In great demand
Pocket size contains twenty-live dones
only 25c. Children love it. Sold by
Henderson & Linn.
When Baby wu sick, we pavo her Custo.v..
When slio was a ClillJ, fiho cried fur Ca&torla.
When she became Mini, she cluiiff to Ostorio,
When she had Children, she gave theln Castorla.
Call for Warrants.
Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing warrants will be paid on pre
sentation at myoffleo. Interest on the
same will cease August Gtli: All Lane
county warrants from registered num
ber 7628 to registered number 7014,
both Inclusive.
J. O. Okay,
Cou n i y Treasii rer.
Eugene, Or., August 2, 1SU5.
THE HUSCULAR SYSTEM
of every weary,
T;J work with con-
siam uimcuityana
fatigue, They feel
"worn," or tired
out, "run-down "
or nervous.
Feeble people
who are dyspep
tic, find that ex-
""I "4 erc,se auera meal
Vr"''- 9 s"re to cause
lessened power to
digest food be
cause there is so
little blood, and
whp.t there is, is
carried oft" from
the Rastric organs
to the muscles.
What is needed
is plenty of blood,
and that of the
Tiirht kind. Tlr
Pierce'B Golden Medical Discovery makes
pure, rich blood, and to gain in blood is
nearly always to jfnin in tt hoi f some jlesh up
to the healthy standard.
Every one should have a certain surplus
of flesh to meet the emergencies of sick
ness ; to resist the attack of consumption,
grip, malaria and fevers. Thin blooded
fteople are always getting nick, and none of
he organs of the body can get along with
out the food they require for work, which is,
pure blood. To gain and to keep strength
and flesh is the secret of health, usefulness
and happiness. With new blood and re
freshed nerves a confidcut feeling of return
ing health comes also.
Nervous manifestations, such as sleep
lessness, nervous debility and nervous
prostration are in nine cases out often "the
cry of the starved nerves for food." If yqu
feed the nerves on pure rich blood the
nervous Bytnptoms will cease. It is bad
practice to put the nerves to sleep with so
called celery mixtures, coca compounds or
malt extracts: what is needed is a blood
maker. The " Discovery " is composed of
vegetable ingredients which have an es
Secial effect upon the stomach, liver, and
lood making glands. For the cure of
dyspepsia, indigestion, liver complaint,
weakened vitality, and for puny, pale peo
ple, Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov
ery cannot be equaled Thousauda have
testified to its merits.
A Mnjrettlc Steel Range $42,
A No. 8 Cook IStovc V2.
A No. 8 Wash Holler
1 Oliisa Lined Oil Cim
1 dor,. 0 qt. milk pans
1 6 ut. stew pun ,
1 Hour Hlfter
1 wash basin
1 PUh pan
1 10 qt, milk pull
i ii: ii. milk pail , .o
1 colteepot 15
1 tea pot t j5
1 sot knives & fork .'no
1 large bread knife &
1 liHiulit'tl man's axe ,75
1 long Immlled shovel ,.-(,
Wire mtils-Hase 4 00
OlUlden Harb Wiru "." s'50
-VT-
Griffin Hardware Co,
NOTICE fOli rUBLIOATION.
LanJOnioo at Ko tiurR. OrtRon,
Ai;ust li. IMi;,.
Nolioo ia hereby uiv.n Ih il the itillmvm..
named setl'er has rilnl untie o i,m mien,
tloo to nuke final i root in Mitntor .-i
claim, an t lhal saiil proof lie ru.le b,.
foro A. IV Jeniiiug', r.mmj I h ik ol .n. r
county, tiro .at Eugene, Orrgoit. on S. .um
ber 13, ISSU, vi: Myron A Th m ,n
homealrail n.liy N.i 5VJ7 f r lha V ' S:V
eoS'J: E V. N E . a.oStl: To IK S. 1!
E. -..
Ho lutniea Ihe f,I!ovinL vitiiN..
prove bia cinlinniuta leai.Wteo un.mM
cultivalion of aaid Unit, vii:
joiih tarnry JKinra Wmv.iT O orie
D Ward and II L Hull n. all Vl Leabnitf
Oreoon. s
R. M. Vkat.ii.
THE BEST
PIPE
TOBACCO.
JOSEPH G. KELLEY, C. K.,
Consulting Drainage Engineer.
EUGENE, OREGON
Designs and specifications for all work poi
til nl 11 k to Water Works, Sewerage and Drntn
ot Lauas.
Construotlon Superlntondud
T. CI. HKl riRlCKS,
. President,
8.B. Raki. Jh.
First Mm:
Oi Eugene.
rsia up tsn tspiisi ou
Siirnlus anil Profits ft.ift i
1.000
,000
E? r rtr r M a a A rtr r. an
A (general baukinsc business done on retwnu
shie terms. Wight drafts on HKW VOUK,
tJlilUAUU. MAW t KA-NUiStJO an-i I'DUl
lXU. OKKdON.
Bills of exchange sold on foreign countries
Uejmsits reooiyed subjeut to check or iwrtiti-
oaie 01 uepoMtt.
All collections entrusted to nn will wtii
prouitit attention.
J. F. FORD,
(Evangrlift,)
Of Dm MoiueA. Iowa, writer uu.ier ilati ot
March 1, 18IKI:
8. . Med. Mfo. C!o.,
Dufur, Orpirou.
Gk.ntlemkn: On nrriviii lioiuc lust
week, I round nil well nml anxiiiujly
wuitiiiK'. Our little girl, eight iind one
Imlf years old, who hud wuated away
10 aa puuuiiH, ih now weu, strong ana
vigorous, aim wen nesneu up. . jj,
Cough (Jure tins done Its work well
Both of the children like it. Your S,
B. Cough Cure has cured and kenl
away all hoarsness from me. So give
ii, 10 every one, wnn greetings tor all
w isning you prosperity, we aro
Yours, JIh. and Ma J. F. KoitD.
Hyouwhhto tcol tredh and ohcurful. and
rentlv (or tht' S'r!!iiz's work, ntmitifli th fla......
wllh the HeatWhu ami Liver Cure, Uy taking
m,M unileru imnlilve Kiiarautro
M eeuti lKr buuiu by all druggists.
J. L. PAGE,
DEALER IN
G
UAVINU A LARUE AND COMPl.KTlr uTrvir
fl nl staitlt- and Kanoy Uroccrlea bought In tho
Exclusively For Cash,
I cAti olTer the public better prices
IN EUGENE.:
I icnirnr all kinds taken at market
H. N. GRAIN.
Watches, ,
Clocks,
.Jcwelrv,
V 7
Sterling and Silver-Plated Ware.
ftsTWaivh 15epairing a Sirvialty.tBt
EUOBNE, OKEOON
EUGENE-FLORENCE
STAGE LINE.
E. BANGS,Proprietor.
.i rw 11,1.; &,ri mTRT'ffi;
KlU'Vii . ;. 'W
' .:....-;V..'Jr,.,,
- PRICES
Day & Henderson's.
Kitchen T:i!l"'' -
Kail Leaf
Extension " -
Mnplf liruea'U
Wit Ii S:inil rtilli l i-s.
iicil .Stwl
Wire Mat res - -
Top Mat res.-
KiU-lien t-liair
Cane roekcrs
Ail Wool Carpet I
!! ply wool carpet
25
00
50
00
00
75
50
50
50u
25
55
75
Lane County Bank.
(Kitabllsbed In ItSi.)
EUGENE, OREGON.
A general Banking business
In all branches transacted on
favorable terms.
A. G. HOVEY, President.
J. M. ABRAMS, CaBliier.
A. G. HOVEY, Jr., Asst.Caahr.
CENTRAL MARKET.
FISHER & W ATKINS,
PKOPltlETORS.
Will keepiconatantlv on hand a full supply o
.? - ES 3D 3E2
MUTTON, PCRK AND VEAL
Wlieh they will loll at the lowest market pri
cen, A fair share of the public patronage so
licited. TO THE FAKMKKS:
Wu will pay the highest market price for Fat
battle, liogs ana aneep.
SIIOH ON WILLAMETTE STItEKT
EUGENE CITY OREGON
Vl..nis delivered to any part of the city free of
onarge.
Stage Line to Kitson Springs,
Wo will run a 8tae the bnlance of
uie season 10 tuese ceieuratea springs
iroin,
EUGENE.
The stage will leave the Hotel Eu
gene on Mondays and Thursdays at
U o'clock a. in., returning the follow
ing Wednesdays and Saturday at 6 p in.
Every attention will be given to the
coiniort oi passengers.
Round-Trip Tickets, $5.
Clark & Blackburn
A LADY'S TOILET
Is not complete
without an ideal
HOMPLEXIOH
U POWDER. If
I POZZONI'S
H Combines everv plomAmi- t
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.
Insist npon haying tho gsnnlne.
(ci euB itu, ....
i. cordovan;
FRENCH S. CNAMCUXO CALF.
4?3.so FiNC CALWtANflARBa
1 3.60 P0UCE.3 SOLES.
$2SP2.W0RKINGMEN-S
2.17 BaVS'SCHWlSHOEl
W v U D O U G L AS,
Over One Million People vw the
W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
All our shoes are equally satisfactory
They tfve the best ralne tor the monev.
Thifr wearlns; iiinlltles are unu.
Thepficeaara un!-ra...fl'itniip,
hnm l 1 Mvl a cr cft.-r ni.ikes.
U jour Oilier cannot supi il y ;-u v. a. aold bf
Sold by DAVID LINK, Eugene.
Eugene Iron Works,
OF.'). S. FR.WEK. Proprietor.
Steam Fittings, Brass Goods,
Haclinns r.iiU.. O .
Store Fronts, Etc.
-Spwlr. MeicVilt-iea Hpnlred.
HP Ucivalrlna of all kind. ilmu
Vo-iil lor Ulj Amhrrlcllon Metal.
!til ru rr.iii .siwi at Mill Race
1 1
r8 IT 18 FORWt EVERYWHERE. fRft I
I Mil iwiiiiBiiiiaaiaaMiKa
W. i V
CEO. B.
.'iitvitty and Counsellor-
at-Law,
-IJJj l'KACTICE IN THE O'JiriiTS
of the Second Judicial District and in
ie Supreme Court of this State.
Social attention tdveB oollectiona and
i attera in probate.
I,011R1S. U L. STEVEKtl
DORRIS & STEVENS,
A'i 1 oks ey-at-La w,
.KWIF.NE, OKUON
Win u Over Lauc Comity Bank.
J. M. WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEY : AT : LAW.
COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY.
Room S upstairs, Rlsuon's Block, 9th street.
U. II. KOKTOM.
O. W. KlK'SEY
Norton & Kinsey,
Attorneys-at-Law.
Commercial and Probate Business a 8peo
lalty. Olllce In Harris' Block.
W. KUYKENDALL, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
Office in Chrisman Block.
Special attention to surgery and surgical dis
eases ol women.
L. B1LYSU. . J. E. YOUNG.
BILY EU & YOUNG,
Attorkeys-at-Law,
EUGENE, OREGON.
V-OmcK Over First National Bank.
t. 0. POTTER.
H. T. CONDON
POTTER & CONDON,
Attorneys-at-Law.
EUGENE. OREGON.
Orrici In Conser's block.
F. C. MATTESON,
Attorney-at-Law.
Office With A. C. Woodcock.
fSDCcial Attention Girea to Collections.
A. C. WOODCOCK,
ATTORN EY-AT LAW.
Ot'FicK-Ouo-halt block Bouth ol Chrisman's
oiocu,
EUUENK, l : OREGON.
J. J. WALTON,
Attorney-at-Law,.
EUGENt, OREUON.
llllipp lin.talra VollAiD Klnfll.
w l do a general law practice l'u all tho courts
0. E. LOOMIS, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
Office up-slalrs In Shelton block over Geo. T.
Private telephone Inside the door
for calls day or night. "
' l?fi. J. W. HARRIS,
I'liyso-'ian and Surgeon
0lr.ee over Henderson St Linn's Drug Store,
Offici Hooas: s to 12 a. in. : 2 to 6 and 1 i B
P. m. .
Rei euce Ferry street between 12th aud 13'.b
DR. G. W. BIDDLE,
gft DENTIST,
Dnut nnlar ft .1 . .
nmiim,.., ae '!"st im-
HotcL 1 J""nesota
Eugene Street Railway.
TIME CARD.
AfrnrHialtl. Arn... . nn.
. " Iowi lne street
cars wil run on the followiug schedule
time until further nmi. b K
t LEAVING! THE DEPOT.
7:lft.7.Jfle.1n.c.lft n.,n
then every half hour. '
LEAVE THE CSIVERSTY.
7:ai.7.SR.n.oi o.c .
then every half hour. '
iu leave promptly on time.
H. HOLDEN.
IE Billys
1 ..k iiiu ...
Uiowd:niMi-ol lhticniii-UMn4TyOiJ
iwtaMM rqerwtnlcr r'iHWH rnotV
ne to U bsvku) InUnuUi. Ifltett
AS A PR2VEHTIVB
fay nerml iiuaM ; hut In ihi, tw oi
Reuu, KoJmu' mwtolind sole
W IOU ESOW
0. FELIX IE BRUN'S
STEEL m FERNYHHYHL PIUS
flJOrbv . ...
!
WhoIesaSa and Ma
,
IU0R STDRt
15 M DCL'f tittti . H
... .... liLhuimn, froprielaf.
Kcc constai,tly un !,a,l , ...
SST Also keens the li.l,. ,
Milwaukee lieeVnuitM
1 er giuss. t
Foley Hot Spring
The Well Known Superio.u
Pinal fl. !:: Hrn"Me
Springs makethem
a Favorite
RESORT FOR INVALiBJ,
And the Abun
' dance of Game, anj
Finn Fishinn
Sportsmans' ElysiU!
SSTAmple Accommodsiii,,
- for Visitors. For full ran?
lare. Address:
P. RUNEY.P
I El
Eugene, Oreoos,
DuBoIs Bros., Propridj'
J' OH ALL POINTS EAsT.
LEAVE DEPOT FIFTH AND I STREETS l
r Tho Fust Mail, via HaniOj
! ineton Unit Lttkc. t ttmhil
7:00 P M;
Ually. !
j or KaiiHiifi City, or via spo- jJtil
t Kane, AiuinonpoiiH and ft h m
l'aul, with thnmghserriw,
(to Eastern eitft'. '
r For Pemilutoi). Ladrsndel
7 .00 Til
UaiJy.
Baker Lily, Wnlla Walii,
; uayton, loiihx, ruumaa v
I munt'ow uuu luiiuuiiumui
(fitrtlioilS.
f laical mixed train for
8:03 A M
Ex Sun.
Dood RtvtT, tlie Dalits
I, and liUernutiinit' poisti. J
Through Pullman slti-i-ers, tooriit
Rim reeimiUR cnair ears arc auaeawwiii.
irains.
For all information, rates, etc. S U
oflice, corner Washiugtou and Third iw
roruaua, or address
w, n. ni'Rum
Geimral rassengerii
iS. MCInKIIjIj,
Receiver and General Manager.
Portland. Oregon.
K. j. McOLASAHAS. AWt
EAST ADD SOUTE
' VIA
The Shasta Routt
OF THE
The Mm Padfc
Kiprers Trains Loage PortlmJB.
Smth
8:60 e U Lv
twwl Atlt
l: oo A H i-v
Eocene Wl'"'
l:laAM At
San Francisco irf.
n;tn vtnnriK.. cntdn. Tnmpr. 3iA
Jefferson, Albany, AHwny Junclios, J
Harrishurc, Junction City, Ir.
ourg to Ashland inclusive.
ROSEBOKO MAIL, TliM-
8.30 a mlLv Portland
2.04 p m Lv Eutrene
ArtHl'
lTll
5. 20 p m I Ar Roseburg
4:00 pro ILv Portland, A
DINING CARS ON OODES KOtfl
POLLMAB BDTTT SLEEPS"
SECOKD CLASS SLEEPIKO CA
Attaohed to all Ihrongh tt
West Side Diviion. ...
BETWEEH P0K11AKD AND OOii"
KAIL THAIS DA1LT (EXCrT SOUWI'I
7 -SO a m I Lv Portland Ar I , ii
12:15 p m j Ar Corvallis JJJ
At Albany and vlorvaliis a
oi uregon uentral jsasiern
EXPRESS TRAIN OAILT (EXCtPISt!,
4:4ft p m Lv Fortlann si11j
7-m nm Ur MoMlnnvill U"-.
THBmmn TinifRTS to H
in Ihe Eastern States, Canada and E?
can be obtained at lowest Mifs
r n AnII! Al.I. t'f3
R KOKHLER,
E. P i!u,:,v.
Asst. C. f-'-I")A1Gl
PllllTI.AM'JJJi-'
dlanairer,
' ' L.-rf
is. b. & wests ravs ass tr-ss Jjr
anthori7til nsents o: iy, to ci" l"t
Loss ot ilmin nod N rvi lvfjjlsll'
QnipknoM) Niaiil U-ps; Kvil ' , ' .n iw
ConBdppp Nprv.iM,pw! 1 ""'Sjtlvis4'
loss pwprf ilM.Ue-'erat.r-ViiSiirir
soi.conspd lovor-pJ-rtion. )"n ' lJUZ
Ezcessive Ufo of Toljaccn. jrs?.
hiph lpda lo Mir-.
and I?OBtr
ny nwui,'ini-';.';iy;;(.r.;
iro topic !.
wriltpn im ,rr
bi.cr trioi rum p-- t iv.il"
Uver Complain. H.,iirMorr.-.. l, '"-TSjiK
Osborn 4 PeUno, Eoganc, Omip"-
"A 3-venrihi f.ill Wowh'
f'ffi NEW
Jst p I FE