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Newspaper Page Text! -i H 'l 'V i i i ; i i f . 'i ' .1 5 i DAILY Kl'OfiXE GUARD. I. J,. CAMPBELL, JVuIirslier. fuhllshed every evening ill the ween, Sunday. er.eptel. Ad'Iress all communications, anil make nil remittances .cyutlo to Itie Kuuenk i.p.i'.u, Buiiunt, Oregon. SI ll.-H'ltli'llO.N KATKs: t lfAf J.Y.I Jellvercd by carrier, per week I S) Delivered by currier, pur mouth 7o By mall, one ycar(ln advuliee) 7 SO hU months 75 one mouth ' 7& til nle .;.il. Will not be aeul by mall to any address, 'or any lciiKtu ot lime, unless yam iu (WKKKLY.) i,. v,.r In nilvttnce) I- 00 Mil months . 1 00 . Advertising rates made known on application. Entered an seconddasi matter at Hie Eugene, Oregon, postolhcc. FRIDAY, - - SEPT. 13, 1895. NOT JN IT. The American now women does not appear "in it," from the fol lowing, taken from an EngliBli exchange: A few days ago, at a uhooting party in the North of Scotland, a lady appeared clad in the orthodox sporting outfit hitherto monopo lized by the Bternor sex. Although slid oxpended a considerable number of cartrigiles, she did not succeed in bringing down a single bird. The gamekeeper, after the return of the party, expressed himself as follows: "She apit the gentlemen a' that she cut. She wore the same claes, she shmokod, drank a nip o' whuskoy, ay an anco gicd a bit swear laich in, bit as for shutin' she cudna hit a barn-door at ton yairds, un' she never anoe said 'thank ye' tae masel. If ony mair o' her kind come about I'll thro wup ma job." Thero are at tho presont time, says the Boston Hers Id, three Eng lish poets, each of whom has passed his 80th year and is living in retirement and in the enjoyment of a reputation that is in tho past. Ono is Frederick Tennyson, now iu his 90th year, who has carried Ii'ib art into old age, and is even now preparing a volumno for publica tion, Tho time was whon ho scorned to bo a greator poet than his brother Alfred, but tho laureate long ago left him behind in tho race. Another is Mr. Aubrey do Voro, whoso father, Sir Aubrey do Verc, was a friond of WordBworth, and whoso poetry is in soma sonse a reminisconce of the ''Lako poets." Ho has writton largely on Roman Catholic subjeots, but his work has been bolter adapted for a small oirolo than for tho multitude. The third is Mr Philip James Bailey, who CO years ago was famous as the author of "Fostus," but who has so died out of recollection that few of tho present gonortttion has ever hoard of him. Once he was rated fur ahoadof Browning in pub lio estimation, and his admirers claimed that ho would leave Tenny son out of sight. llcppnor Gazelle: Hon K. Ellis departed for Portlaud last Saturday to havo his leg, which was broken in tho runaway over in Gilliam county during tho cam paign of '03, examined, and if nocossary, again operated upon. . Notwithstanding tho fuot that this limb was brokon moro than three years ago, it has givon Mr. Ellis much trouble over since that time, and for a few weeks pant ho lm at times Bullerod great pain. If ah operation is necessary we trust Mr Ellis may soon recover from hci flnmn unit lli.il In. ,ii., .ir.t. 1 t "v '""J " "' v perfect use of tho injured limb. The Pacitlu Mail steamor City of Sydney has established a notr ocean record in making the rue Irom Acapuloo to San Frnnuisco in live days 19 hours and "3 stvonds This if more than half si ihtv liss that tho best previously record-il lime. Acapulco is 1830 miles from San Francisco, so that un uvnragu speed of 13.10 knots an hour wits mude. Jerry Simpson, when twitted for drinking champngno at Topeka tho other night, said: "It is part of my purposo to sec tiro somo of the luxuries of life to the common people." Klamath S'nr, populist; Her mann will f hack to congress, as he has done on several occasions, and the kickers, as usual, will re turn sullenly to their kicksy wicksys and formulate Eomo other plan to "save the country" from Hermann in 189S. If Parker Pearsons Valentine will como forward and be hanged or tuke his chances of it, he can have $300,000. Valentine is wanted in Minnesota for murder, und they want to give him his big estate, beaueathed to him in the will of his mother, Mrs. Lucy A. Vulen tine. MrB. Valentine died in Col umbia countv, Wis., two years ago. She had considerable property of her own; and she inherited about $35,000 from the estate of her half brother, Hiram A. Pearsons, the capitalist who was drowned in Lake Michigan. A portion of the property is in San Francisco. THE STUDY - of tne action 01 medicines, or vegeta ble compounds, upon the stomach, and test in many hundreds of cases, Ion? ago convinced Doctor R. V. Pierce, Chief ConsultinfT Physician to the Invalids1 Hotel and Surg ical Institute, Buffalo, N. Y., that all cases of Indigestion, Dyspepsia and Liver Com plaint could be cured permanently if the right treatment were given. In support of his belief that he had discovered an altera tive extract which he called "Golden Med ical Discovery," that would cure these dis eases, he collected from all parts of the country the evidence of those who had used his medicine, and he has asked the public to investigate for themselves, as he would be glad to furnish the names and addresses of thousands of people who have used Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov ery. All interested should send for a little medical treatise on Dyspepsia, Chronic Di arrhea, " Liver Complaint," Biliousness, Constipation and Piles, published by the World's Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. and mailed on receipt of six i cents in one-cent stamps. This book also 'contains the photographs and testimony of many persons who have suffered froiu dis eases of the digestive organs. .INDIdGSTION; SEVERE PAIN IN STOMACH. ' Thomas Fletcher, of Clifton Station, Fait, fax Co., Va., writes: i mmcrcu i lie terri ble tortures for ten years with what your Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Advis er describes; as 'Gas tralgia (pain in stom ach). I employed our home-doctor took J4 dozen bottles of sarsa parilln with no bene fit: then I took one half dozen bottles of a celery com pound with out any benefit : then eight bottles of Iron tonic, yet I was no bet ter; this was in 1889. I then took six bottles of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical D.RCoverv. Titos. Fletcher, Esq. which made a nettt man of me. I am uow fifty two years old. and for the p:it five years I have worked very hard on my farm. It is impossible for me to say too much for the. ' Golden Medical Discovery.' " A Majestic Steel llange $42.00 A No. 8 Cook Stove 12.75 A No. 8 Wiwh Boiler .85 1 Olasa Lined Oil Can .35 1 doz. 6 qt. milk pans 85 1 6 qt. stew pan 15 1 Hour Bifter 10 1 wiwh basin 05 1 Dish pan 20 1 10 t. milk pail .15 1 12 (t. milk pall 20 1 UIMICU lUb 10 1 tea pot 15 1 set knives & forks 50 1 large bread knife 15 1 handled man's axe 75 1 long handled shovel 50 Wire nalls-Jln&o 4.00 GliU.len JJarb Wire 4.00 AT Griffin Hardware Co. Old Kentaeky LIQUOR HOUSE, W. M. REHSHAW, Proprietor. Keeps the Heat brands of WHISKEY, BRANDY, GIN, -.VXD- All Kinds of Wines. Also Iho Celebrated SCHLITZ MILWAUKEE 11EKH on draught. CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. Albany Cot lege. Albany, Oregon. PROF 2. M.PARVIIM, Mus. Doc. (Formerly ot Willamette University.) Ml'SICAI, DIHEt'TOH. t'oursos tit all the Important branches ot .'iM.ic.i iiiiiurc-. Latent ami Dost nicthtHlg. Kxsull .ual to tho best Kastern music schools Finest mnste rooms. Wtcos low. First term lmns fopu 11th. Bend tor circa lar ami catalogue. WAU.ACK II. l.KK, A. l. l'rea. Albany lollcgo, Albauy, Or. EXECUTOIt'S NOTICE. Nutice is hereby given that It. V. East on, the undersigned executor of the laat will and tealaniFUt ot the estate ot John Weaver, deceased, ha filed in the county court ot Line county, Oregou, his final ac count in Iho matter of said estate aud that the aaid court hna duly made an order now ot record therein Sling Monday, the 7th day ot Ociober, lS'.'a, tor the bearing ot aaid account and tor hearing and consider in C any aud all objectiona thereto and lor the final settlement ol aaid estate. Dated this 'JTlh day ot August, Iri95, It. W. Kaston, Executor ot the Katste of John Wearer, deceased, llimo St Yornm, Attorue)t. mm .MiiHir, i I'lunni i.iii.t'i'-iw W THE BEST FfPK- ' TOBACCO. T. O.Bihdbioks, 8.B. Eakik, Jr., President. Caahier First national Bank Ot Eugene. Paid ud Usli (ai)ltal $50,000 Surplus and Profits, $50,000 Eugene - - Oregon. A general banking buuineas done on reason able termi. Sight drafts on NEW YOKK, CUIOAOO, SAN FRANCISCO and POUT LAND. OllEGON. bills of exchftnge sold on foreign oountnen. Lfenosiu received eubiect to oneck or cert id eate of tletoait. All collections entrusted to as will receive prompt attention. J. F. FORD, (Evangelist,) Of l)es Moines, Iowa, writes under date ot March 2.1, 181)3: 8. B. Med. Mfo. Co., jjutur. ureeon. Gentlemen: On arriving home bust week, i iouiki an well una anxiously waiting. Our little girl, eight and one half years old, who had wasted away to 88 pounds, is now well, strong and Cough Cure has done its work well, tiotli or ttie children like It. Your a, B. Coul'Ii Cure has cured and kent away all hoarsness from me. 80 give u 10 every ono, witn greetings tor all. vviBiung you prosperity, we ure lours, MR. AND MRS. J. f ORD. If von wish to feel fresh and ohenrful. and ready for the Spring's work, cleanse the system wun vne neauacne ana L,iver uure, Dy taking two or three doses a week. Bold umlura positive guarantee 60 cents per bottle by all druggists. THROUGH TIGKETS To tho EAST via tho in cwftrnn M x Through Tullinan Taltteo sleepers. Tourist sleepers and uow Itocllnlng Chair curs. DAILY PORTLAND TO CHICAGO Tralus heated by steam and ears lighted by Plntseh Light. Time to Chicago, 8) days; tlmo to New York, 4'days, which is many hours nuiokor thau all competitors. For rates, time tables and full lnlormalion apply to K J. McCl.ANAHAN, Agent, Hugene, Or. B. W. BAXTON, C. K, BKOWN, Qou'l Agent, Hist. T'ass. A?t, t:B Third St., Portland, Or. Eugene Iron Works, GEO. Jf. FHAZKK, 1'roprietor, Steam Fittings, Brass Goods, castings, tnglnes, Boilers Store Fronts, Etc. Sewlr.g MuohinwH Kepnlred. ATT-Kopairlng of all binds done.-) Anent for Lily Antl-Frietlon Metal. Shop uo Eight otreel at Mill Race EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS,Proprietor. Uigat J'loreiieo tho day (ollowlng at in o'elock ketlinilnv lulUAIIintn I"l days, Wednesdays and Kri.lavs st :l o'elm.k rt(v.VU i" JfS"-'"0 u'xl J"V " P- in RorsiiTitn- J,JJ Tlekets for sale at K. Banc.' iivrrv "liii'rii Ku. efiee' ' "UnI "v"l""1' ""i1- 1" 'Klir- JOSKPJI G. KELL1SY, C. K., tallinii Drainage Mm. Kl'UKNK, OKKilOK. IVslgns and sHviflentl,'?i. for ttu w.trt ne, annus to Water ttork. e,..ra aU Wm. of Iauos. ConstrucMon Sviparlnu.ti.lcd mmm Lane County Bank. (EstsWisbed in lSi) EUGENE, OREGON. A general Banking business n all branches transacted on favorable terms. O. HOVEV, Presidi'iit. j. M. AllliAMrt, CiiKhier. ' A. . ItOVKY, J if.. Asst. Cashr. Central Market, Fi roillJI) ,t I T PROPRIETORS. Will keep constantly on hand a full supply of BEEF, MUTTON, PORK and VEAL, Which they will sell at the lowest market prices. A fair share of tie pnMic patronage solicited. .-TO THE FARMERS. : We will pay the highest market price for Fat Cattle, Hogs and Bheep. Shop on Willamette St., EUGENE, OREGON. f-Mcats delivered to any part of the city iruoul eiiarB. J. L. PAGE, -DEALER IN niUlvnA I.AHOK AND COMPLETE BTOCK (I of Staple and Fancy Groceries bought iu the taBl marKuis Exclusively For Cash, I can offer the public better prices than any other house : IN EUGENE. : Produce of all kinds tnketi at market A LADY'S TOILET Is not complete without an ideal POMPLEXION U POWDER. If POZZONI'S Combines everv element rf 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 upon having ths genuine. NOTICE FOR PDBLIOATION. Land Office at Boscburs. Or. Anc 15. 1805 notice is nerecy given that the follow- ing-namea seiner nas niccl notice ol ma in tention to make final proof in support of bis olaim, and that aaid proof will be made before A 0 Jennings, county olerk of Lnne county, Oregoo, at Eugene, Lane county Ore. on, on October 1, 1895 vii: F. B. Decker on homestead entry No. 6119 for the sw of seo 6, tp 1G s, r 1 east. He names the following witnessr to prove bis continuous residence upon and cultivation of said loud, viz All. Montgomery, Daniel Spores and Frank Lilly, all of Isabel, Oregon, and John Davis, of Eugene, Oregon. It. M. Veatch, Keceiver. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office Rt Itoseburg, Oregon, .. . . t August 21, 1895. HOtlCe IS hn,nht n unn U.. luu, ,uo 1UJIOW- ing-named settlei has filed noliie ol bis " ""' P'ooi in 8'ipport of his claim and Hint said proof will be made hefnrn A C, .ln,.nl..nD . . . . 1 "'tij uieia ot L.ane county, Oregon, at Eugene, Oregon, on aino Tuylnron homestesd No 177 for the lots 1. 2 7 and 8, sec 6, tp 18 s, r 2 west. Hennmes the followh.g witnesses to prove Lis oontinnons resilience upon and cultivation of, said land, viz: Pbilo Wilcox Chsrles W Gorrie, JC Brallaiu and U lirattain, all of Springlle'd Oregon. H"u. R. M. VEATCH, lie gister NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Lind Offico at i'r ebnrg, Oregon, v,. . . , . August 29, 1895. Police is hf-rel,v u t.UK ; .. named settler La fifed no, ,e' of fiZ'g tion to make final proof j tnpport of his claim. ao,i lhat said proof will be made before A. C. Jennings, tint. -.v.. . lVumy, uregon. at EnE,ne Oregon, ou October U, 1MJ5, viz: Cballe. I. liowe.onH. li. No. iliiw i. ! ' i and w i' sw i.i ii .- 8 West. - " " He namts "he Mlowirg illl,e prove bis comi,.!,,. 10 cultivation ot. uH Z Pn "Ud vi,T" 'J- Al,,fn Rov .,urn,n ttiileshsm alln't iireenK-.i. I..,,. r,-. i anol 1W . vitynn. " M. Vkatch, I Agister. I B. D. KoBTO. G. W. KlKStT j Norton & Kinsey, " N- CRj Attorneys-at-Law. I'ouirnercial and Probate Business a "ouice In Harris' Dlock. (EO. B. DGFiRIS. Attorney and Lourtsvllot- ,- J mi . i ILL phACTIOE IN THE U'JUUTa! ftWaieh IU'pul",, VV of tho Second Judicial LMntrict and in ie Supreme Cjturl 'f thin State. Sptcial atteution given to collHutiour unJ natters in probate. i t h i, i o, a. bourns. T.vt DORRIS & STEVENS, AttornkV-at-Law, KUliKNE. OKKUOK vFHt k Over iaue County Bank. J. M. WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY : AT : LAW. COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY. Room 5 upstairs, Rlsdon'a Block, 9th atreet. W. KUYKENDALL, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. Office in Chrisman Block. Special attention to surgery and surgical dls eosoa ol women. L. BILYEU. 3. E. l'OUNO. BILYEU& YOUNG, Attorn eys-at-La w , KUGKNE, OliEQON. sr0'FicK Over First National fiauk. B. O. POTTEK. H. T. CONDON POTTER & CONDON, Attorneys-at-Law. EUGENE, OREUON. g jar- Officii In Consort block. F. C. MATTESON, Attorney-at-Law, Office With A. C. Woodcock. iSpeclal Attention Glren to Collections. A. C. WOODCOCK, ATTORNEY AT LAW. OFFicR-One-half bl6ak south of ChrJsiuau's JJlOCJC, KUUENK, : : OKKUON. J. J. WALTON, Attorney-at-Law, EL'tiENK. OltKOUN. UlLtjf UD-stairp. Walton's block. Will do tt Kcuural law practice iu all the courts 0. E. LOOMIS, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. Oalce up stairs In Shelton block over Coo. T. Hall it Bon s grocery store. Private telephone IriBide tho door for calls day or night.. 1K. J. W. HARRIS, Physician and Surgeon Oll'ce over Henderson & Linn's Drug Store. Office IIuuus: 9 to 12a. m.;2 to6 and 7 toa l. m. hen ouce Ferry street between 12th and 13th DR. G. W. BIDDLE, DENTIST, DoOH finlv i1rat.nlDo 1. rr-i . . . . K";"8,6!1?; Tcn moderate. Ofliceand" KiVti, . v"fo f . ,1' "eiween nun ana Iloiel streets' one block west ot Minnesota Eugene Street Railway. TIME CARD. After Hip 4th nf rv.f ioca k. ... cars will run on the following schedule w juimui lltlllue LEAVING THE DKPOT. 7:10-7:40-8:10-8:40 9:10-9:40-10)0 a.'ni thou every half hour. LEAVE THE UKIVKK8TY. 7:25-7ao-85.8:55-9:25-90-10:15 a. m., then every half hour. . Cars will leave promptly on time. il. W. UOLDEN. LE BRSrrS1 tttt Ml """ '- ituins no cbanci of lift o ffh mowun-J or bouooom nwj MM Q rati rt" ta Ukm iuUrDaUJ A3 A PREVENTIVE Ihy either nx H U imponibi tocvrtnel toy VL-ociftU -tiit; tiBtio Uioowfoi jUiruficlrcj)'ir-r-i(TtJti,t AnurcSD CURK, , wiih(l tu.- r f.xKilvel, Woaukr! OSBURN & DKI1M1 n.,... T.i i. I all DOT laox. u. I. Lolaa F. all. gents, Eugene Oregon. " L A D I S DO SOU KNOV7 DR. FELIX LE BRUN'S STEEL AND PEHHYROYHL PILLS arftthtioTrinaland only FHENCH. enfonnd ro SSS n rico tant- bj uviiwuo suiu uuiy py iWtttoiu.. S.,v ! Clks, ! 'Jew, and Siher-Piaiij -LlGliNn r,. Fnlnu UaA n The Well Known &un. . cinal 0amuperi'll! ? C9 Of IU u a Favorite RESORT FOR sw Li m unn. dance of Gam. . . Fine Fishinn. r.." Splrtsmans' eJ tor Visitors. For funT P. RUNEY,1 HOFFMAN I EUGKNE, ObEOOS, OuBoIs Bros., Proprlr J?'OU ALL 1'OLYKJEAil LEAVE 1 DEPOT FIFTH HHP I STIttTl d Thol'HSt Mall. tIi Hit!.' hiKton Salt Uke, Cnuic or Kansas Cltv. ortliMd. ti 7:00 P Ml Dally, Paul, with tli rough xm I to KiiKtf rn cities. i, f For l'fiitllftoii.UGnndrH iBnker City, WulU iitn Dayton, Colfss, PqIIbu-i Moscow and Idaho mni stations. ; mixed trmin it' TJood River, The btiu 7.00 PM Daily. 8:00 A M Ex Hun. I, and 1 ii termed! trie potEti. ,.-'! Throueh I'ullntan slevin. tncmr and reclining chair care are atutWis trHitia. For all Informntlon. ntei. K- ofllcp, rorner Washington and IUr- lortiat o,or uuarcss W'.H.Bni' GeueralhfiKfffcl E. MCNEILL, Receiver ami General Manigtt lJnrtltuii. (ircirnii. h' J MrnUSAHW.lr: us. e. o. west's rzavs w Bissfff lb Bold nDuer pocinvD w:m '.- Loss of Brain and Nerve f'iif"?! s?sT:r ass Loss of Power of Iho UeTieraimOiWKOf sex, oausea nyorer-exi ruw,, ;"u"--kf Exwsaive Uso of Tobacco. 0p"S which leads to Miser'. (onsnupMJf andDoatb. Hy mail,la written irujraiit to core or ffZl Llvw flfll onre Sirk H'!tejJ Ldver Uomplainr, Monr Constipation. 0UAKAN1USW,E Osburn & DoUno, Eugene, OrK t EAST 1 SOTO VIA The Shasta RO"5 OF THE The Southern Express Trains Iavforj5tS 8o"th I TTrT 80 P M Lv Portland 10:45am I Ar San ftandwj-r Above trains stop at East P' City, Wooillium, aa , - Jefferson, Albany, MfWjTZ,, Harrisburc Jimctiop ''li(,0, ms Oreswell, Drain, and nil sU"' burg to Ashland inclusive. un,.. DAiti. a. BOMtrt, 8.30 am Lv 5.20pmAr lloseburl! rASSESOSS. kM, Pnrtlsnil, Salem, an pt r D:l0 pmir - nrv pi mrr. r.AIi.S ON 0GD ai.txrw PDLLHAS nuri" Attaohrrt to an WestSideDhWfffJI' ,, BCin-,., II AIL TtUI.' ' ' 1. - T.m.mlT.v ion..;- i, A .nUZZ. It CorVMO.. Portia"?.. 75 p m I Ar ' w I THROUGH TICKETS 0 iu the East. '" K KOKHLK MS. LIFE OSRPRM J. 1Vt a n (.i.f.r. ABf. "-.vll. t"'" Divgglsts and sole Rgvuu, Kugene, (Jrtgou .,,; I, 1 we art' pioua u , ...1.1 CM l.kvHi'