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DAILY EUGENE GUARD. I. L. CAMPBELL, Publisher. Published every evening of the wet-ft, Sunday tetcepted. Addretu all communication!., aud cut It u all ru ml t Unices payable to the Eirjkne (tiuftn, Eugene) Oregon. 8UB3CKIITION HATES: (DAILY. j Delivered by carrier, per week "JO Delivered by carrier, per mouth 75 Uy mall, one yuar(lii advance) 7 50 tilx mun th a 3 75 One month 75 tjlnslo copka 5 Will not bo sent by mail to any address, for any length of time, unless paid iu advance. (WKKKLY.) One your (In advance) 'Z 00 Mix mitnths 1 ou Advertising rates made known ou application. Entered as aecond-clasn mutter at the Eugene, Oregon, poslolUce. THURSDAY, NOV. 21, 1895. Salem is talking of rebuilding the woolen mill. The report of the assassination of the sultan of Turkey is not con firmed. His life however is in constant dancer. That is a horrible murder per petrated near Brownsvillo. And the horror of the deed is intensi fied by the strong suspicion that the son deliberately murdered bin father and mother. Iloports from San Francisco con corning the rate war between the Southern Pacific and O It & N companies are that tho latter was handling 70 per cent of the travel while tho former claimed it was entitled to CO per cent. Each claims it was willing to divide trafiio equally, but it apponrs no compromise could bo effected. In consequonce of the cut in rates COO people loft Portland for San Fran cisco Tuesday evening. Adventist cranks again foresee signs of the end of the world. They claim that the Turkish em pire corresponds to that mentioned in the ninth chapter of Revela tions, and tho great battle of Arma geddon will soon be fought. One would naturally suppose adventist would somolime or othor get weary of prophesying the dire catastrophe to this venerablo worid. But, they do not. After each failure they come up to the scratch, smiling, with another date. Barney Barnato, the biggest man in London today, has just made a Btartling revelation. In an ad vertisement of a recont meeting of tho directors of the Now Primrose Company, one that Barnoy claims to be second to none among the South African properties, the November returns are $85,000. Considering that the captaliza tion of this company is if 1,250,000, it will be readily seon that it shows but very poorly wlion compared to a hundred or more proportios in Colorado, Montana and California. The $15,000,000 that Barney, a few days ago, placod in the hands of London brokers to avert the inevi table pin from pricking tho bubble of this gigantio milling boom, will oithor require an additional sum or the end must necessarily come. Englishmen Bcom to have lost their hoads. Every one of them is crazy to invest in South African schemes. It will all end liko the South Sea bubble Tho bottom will certainly fall out and it will end in a panic. Great houses will tottor and thousands will see their fortunos wrecked. Whon that day comes ovorybody will curse Bar nato, and he will leave Encland followed by just such a storm of nbuso as pursued John Law in his flight from Franco after the col lapse of bin Mississippi Boheme. Tho avoragt Englishman will do well to lot Barney alone and bo satisfied with surer gains, which are the reward of well directed efforts in legitimate enterprises. Fortunes of two or threo hundred millions will not come to many of the money devil's worshippers. Once in a generation or so, such a freak of luck comes to somo glut toring speculator, and thoso who follow in his footsteps find only ruin and poverty. Where ono may got rich in speculation, thousands loso their last dollar. The street committee is doing good work keeping the crosswalks clean. When you see a young limn n itl a mop of hair parted in the middle, with locks hanging on the temples put him down as a football crank or a dude. In many such cases their sexuality is a serious mis take. Bohemia miningdistrict is boom ing. Four mills have already been taken in and the fifth is on the road. These mills are of the latest construction and will soon demon strato what the future of the mining camp will be. The current quotation on silver means little or nothing, smelters have contracted for the'r bullion for months to come to the big agen cies in New York and many of these in turn have sold to London. The market will no doubt be steady at or near the present price until these contracts are filled. Then it may go higher, and it may not. Town Topics: Mrs Gayboy Do you lelieve in second marriages? Mrs Oollghtly Well, I suppose they are necessary in order to have a third or a fourth. LOOK OUT FOR BREAKERS AHEAD when pimples, eruptions, bolls, and like manifes tations of impure blood appear. They wouldn't appear if your blood were pure and your sys tem in the right condition.4 They show you what you need a good blood puriGer; that's what you get when you take Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical ui aco very. It carries health with it. All Blood, Skin and Scalp Dis eases, from a com mon Blotch, or Eruption, to the worst Scrofula, are cured by it. It Invigorates the liver and rouses every organ into healthful action. In the moat stubborn forma of Skin Diseases, such as Salt. rheum, Eczema, Tetter, Erysipelas, BoilB and kindred ailments, and with Scrofula, j in every shape, and all blood-taints, no j matter from what cause arising, it is an Unequaled remedy. i SCROFULOUS ABSCESSES. Mrs. Hv.TA.1t RWFRNPV nf Pinl Tnh Kftreat, Co., W. Va. writes : " About four years ago I took scrofula, and did , . 5tiu everything that doctors and others prescribed, but only got worse. Several abscesses formed about my neck and breast, aishn tying a quantity of matter. I got so wcnlc I could scarcely walk about the house. I rend all the medical works I could f et hold of, and, amoog he rest, rend some or your works. You de- inucu iiiv cusc, mm recommended HoctorsfftV Pierce's Golden Medical ' Discovery with his Mas. Swkenkv. Pleasant Pellets.' So I procured some nnd commenced using them and soon began to mend. In six months my sores wera all healed up. I am forty-five years old and believe I am as stout as I ever was la my life. I used about one dozen bottles of the Golden Medical discovery ' with the ' Pel lets,' nnd used nothing else eftet 1 began using your medicines." Old Kentucky LIQUOR HOUSE, W. M. RENSHAW, Proprietor. Kees !he llest brands of WHISKEY, BRANDY, GIN, AND All Kinds of Wines. Also tlio Celebrated SCHLITZ MILWAUKEE UEElt on draught. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Oluoe, Rosebnrg, Oregon. Oct. I t, 1895. Notice Is hereby given tbnt the follow-UR-named settler ubb filed bia intention to make Anal proof in rapport of his claim, and that said proof will be m ado before Joel Ware, U. 8. C. 0. Commissioner, at Eugene, Oregon, on November 23, 1805, viz: Ira llswley on homestead entry No E943 for the s e of boo 32, tp 1!) a, r 4 w. lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residnnce upon and cultivation of said land, viz: AllenM IIsIImp. J.mu T.. tl .... o Melton, and R D Ilawley, all of Oreswell Oregon. R. M. Vkatch, Register. NOTICE Fvtt PUBLICATION. Land Office at Rosebnrg, Oregon, Nov. 1, 1895. Notice is hereby giv6q that the following-named settler has filed notice of his lu. trillion to make final proof in snpportof his claim, and that said proof will be made before Joel Ware, U SCO Commissioner, at Eugene, Orecon, on December 18, 1895, vii: Ashbel O Post on homestead eutrv No 8525 tor the a V, sw yt, seo 13: n V, nw seo 24, Ip 111 s, r 8 west. He names the following witnesses to piorehis trutinnons resi.lenca nnn ,,.l cultivation of. said land, viz: Ernest Ptigh, of Alma, Oregon. Juhn rlou, of Eugene, Oregon, aud nentge Lane and Slorria Johnson, of Monod, Ore gon. William II Peirce, having made Pro D S No 7C71 on these sw of snid seo 13, is hereby cited to appear at the said time and place for making final proof on 11 E No 8.i25, to sustain his entry onsaidse'.sw of saidseo 13. R M Vmtob, Register. J1 O 771 THE BEST PIPE TOBACCO. T. G.Hehdbioxs. 8. B. Eaein. Jr. rresulent. uaemei Ol Eugene. Paid ud Ush Capital $50,000 surplus and Fronts, $50,000 Eugene - - Oregon. A general banking business done on reasou able terms. Slirht drafts on NEW YORK, CHICAGO, SAN FRANCISCO and POUT- LA.ND, OREGON. bulb or exchange sold on foreign countries. ueposits received subieot to check or cortiu- cate of deixwit. All collections entrusted to us will receive prompt attention. CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. Albany College, Albany, Oregon. PROFZ. M. PARVIN, Mus. Doc. (f ormerly 01 Willamette university.) MUSICAL DIRECTOR. Courses In all the air.nnrtn.nt hraniMiPs nf .iuirai uuuure. i.aieei ana Det met nous. RmsiiUs eduiti to the best EutUiirn tnuatn schools Finest music rooms. Prices low. . First term bKins Sept. 11th. Send for clrcu lar and catalogue. VV AIjIjAUK II. JjClii, A. M. Pres. Albany Colletfe, Albany, Or. THROUGH TICKETS To the EAST via Clio Through Pullman Palaco sleepers. Tourist sleepers and new Reclining Chair cars. DAILY PORTLAND TO CHICAGO Trains heated by steam and cars lighted hv Pllltsch Light. Tlmo to Chicago, 3$ days; tlmo to New York. 4l,' davs. which Is mint hitur. nulAn. than all competitors. tor rates, time tables and full inlnrmailnn apply to K J. McCLAXAHAN, Agent, Eugene, Or. R. Y. DAXTON, C. K, BROWN, Oen'l Agent, DlsL Pass. A?t, 135 Third st., Portland, Or. EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS. Proprietor. Stage leaves Eugene Mondays and Thurs days at 0 o'clock a. m passengers arriving at Moreiicethedayfollowlng at 10 o'clock a. m. Hi'tiiriilng passengers leave Florence Tues days and Fridays at ll o'clock a. m., arriving In hugene the next day at 7 p. m. SINdI.E FARE.. . .-.no KUU.MJTKIP jyyQ Tickets tor sale at E. Bairns' llvrV'i',i,' i.-,.. gene, or at Hurd A Uaveuporfs ollleo In Flor. ence, JOSEPH G. KELLEY, C. E., EUGENE, OREUON, Designs and spectgcatlons lor all work pel annua to Water Works. Sewerage aud Drain 01 Lanas. Construction Superintended LAUltO DO you KNOW OR. FELIX LE BRUM'S STEEL HND PEHMYROYHL PILLS retheorjir,al and only FIIKNC1I. safoand re liable oorv on the market. trice il uu- Sit hv mail. Ueuuiae sold only by W,seut b OSHVRN PHXO I)ingKfts and sole agents, Eugene, Oregon. "u ,M "0'e t m b". a n EXECUTOR S NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the onder. signed William Naylor has been duly an po.nted by the Connty Court ot Line un,.v' r?RD' Eiecntor of the estat. of Alfred Wilson, deceased. All persons having claims agsinst .aid estate re here by notified to prenent the same to said ei editor at the law office ol Hiiyeu Young ifnm,!nJ' 0.T,, i,hln " from the date of th's notice. lS'V"1"' " E"li''n lbi 5ln ''y "f Outubrr. c . ... Willi m XiLni,, El,K-ntorotL,lale of Adr,,! W.lson. de ceased. Itu.vkD 4 Y ico, Anya. First National Bank Lane County Bank. (Established In 1S5A) EUGENE, OREGON. A general Banking business In all branches transacted on favorable terms. K O. HOVEY, President, j. M. AUKAM.S, Cashier. A. O. HOVEY, Jk.. Asst.Ciu.lir. J. L. PAGE, DEALER IN- gOCRiES Having a Large and Complete stock of Staple and Fnncy Groceries bouglil in the best nuu'keU, EXCLUSIVELY FOR GASH, I can offer the publio better prices than any other house in Eugene. Fromce of all Kinds taken at Market Prices. Central Market, PROPRIETORS. Will keep constantly or. hand a full supply of BEEF, MUTTON, PORK and VEAL, Which they will sell at the lowest mantel prices. A fair snare or tbe snlillc patronage solicited, :-TO THE FARMERS. : We will pay the highest market price for Fat Cattle, Hogs nud .Sheep. Shop on Willamette St., EUGENE, OREGON. flMeats delivered to any part ot the city irue oi cuarge. A LADY'S TOILET Is not complete without an ideal POMPLEXIOH U POWDER. f POZZONI'S Combines every element of 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. Inslrt upon having tho genuine. NOTIl E FOE PUBLICATION Land Office at Rosebnrg, Orepon, Oct. 14, 1895. Notice is beieby given that the fo(low- IllD.nampd Betllnr hna Ali.il nnii... .i Li. - u..u uuiiiui um ililAnlinn tn mtilrA Until ...nnf In . .. ... w " ,u n-iiun Ol bis olaim, and Hint said proof will be msdc ueiuro tiuei VYare, u o u u 'Com. missioner, at Eugene, Oregi-n, on Noyember27, 1805. viz: Milo Taylor on hnmA4lflml Nn fli77 In iht. lnD 1 n r, 8, seo 6, tp 18 s, r 2 west. He names the following witnesses to prove his oontinnous residence npon and cultivation of, said land, viz: rnno wucox, Chi.rles I Gorrie, J C BraltAin nnrl H 1lraain nil t a Oregon; ' V"a'a- R. M. VEATCH, Regisu-r NO 1 ICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Olfioe at Roseburg, Or. INotiRA in hnrohv it... . luni ,De iqiOW. lDLT-namPfl unftUf ui..i ... intention to mnke final proof in support of his claim, and that Raid pioof will be made before Joel Ware. II S c. r missioner, Bt EuR,nP, 0reRon, nn llnf..nil.a in ion: : n " lhomson on homestead entry No 5C2li f.,r he n y, se , yf, sw se yt, and lot 1, sec 17; aud lot 1 of sso an. t in . - s .. .. He namea tlm rniiAn.:- -- '"'iuxiuk wnuessea to Drove his ran inn... - : i T . , . -.- irBiufuce uuoii and cultivation of, said land, viz: fY..W nU",f" "u?.,J.me9 R M8"88, and John W F Brent, of Eugere, Oregon M. BATCH, K'-KHter. NOTICE FOR I'UIILICATION. Land Office at Koseburg, Oreg m NoHc. i. i..u 0ct . lt5.' ing-n.med mZd !?, " follow- before Joel V.rr,",'r'"''''"lH missioner, m Fuue.e n. Lum' Npiih., i f ' Ongon, n west - '! 1C s r G rrothr' 'r"'' miiu.rr' uron and i.ie.o,,1i0,KJj;n)ri;-.sTeni.. R M Vkatch, Register. r CEO. B. DORRIS. Attorney arid Counselor. at-Lau , T v of the Second Judicial District and in io Supreme Court of this State. Social attention given to collections an I nutters iu probate. o. a. loums. l. l. m.vt. DORRIS & STEVENS, A'JTOKNI Y-A'i-I.AW, ti iiK. t. I. nl ui s . ftli t Over aiu-1 i.uniy Hai.fc J. JU. WILLIAMS, ATTOKNEY : AT : LAW. COLLECTIONS A BHKOIALTY. Koom 5 upstairs, Itlsdou's Block, 9th street. J. E. YOUNO. BILYEU&YOUJSG, Attohneys-at-Law, El'UMNE, OKECiO.N. gtOf - OPFICK Over First National Baua. . O. POTTEK. x H. T. CONDON POTTER & CONDON, Attorney s-at-Law. K0GENE, OBKUON. & Officii Iu Conner's blook. F. C. MATTESON, Attorney-at-Law. Office With A. C Woodcock. fj0SDeclal Attention Given to Collections. A. C. WOODCOCK, ATTORNEY AT LAW. OFFitK-Oue-lmlf bloak south of Chrlsuiau's J. J. AJrON, Attorney-at-Law, KliiiiNh, UKKIjON. uii.vv ui8iHti-ft. Walton's biock. tt in 'o h gt;ht:ru! inv: pmcUceiu all the counts i luisaiaiu. B. F. HAMELL, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office over Baum's clothing Store. C. E. LOOMIS, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. Office uij-slnlrs in slielton block over Geo. T. Hall & Sou s grocery store. Piivuto telephone iiisloe the door for culla duy or night. J. W. HAKK1S, i-'tiyAKtititi and Surgeoij Ott ct over ilcndurEOii A Ltuu'sUru Hiuru. Office HuuKb; it u in a, ia.; 2 to 5 aud 7 v.h p. m. . Kesi fli.uu Ferry streut Wtwut-u lm ami lit' DR. G. W. BIDDLE, DEiNTlST, w.s.j Hioi-umw Mum. i ne miusi un- nrnvprnniiia nam) rr- resideuce ou olive atreit between Fifth and Mxtli streuts, one block west of Minnesota J. F. FORD, fKvanvt.tint.1 Of l)es Moines, Iowa, writes uuder ilate March 28, 1SU3: 8. B. Med. JIfo. Co., Uutur, Oregon. IIl'Vtt i.' . i ... k-. i .. : . . : i ... -'.....in..-., vy 11 niiivnig uuiue luai week, I found nil well and noxiously wnitinir. Our ioiIa il Aii. . . . - O" "ll Kill, ClfJUk (Ulw UII5- half years old, who had wasted away to 38 pounds, is now well, strong aud viguruuu. ana well nestled up. o. H. Cough Cure has done its work well. Po'h of tUt nKlMwin 1:1... i. v . . . , . ugwiiiuicu iinv lb. J mil o. K I .nmrli Oitwi U n i i...... . wine una uuicu uiiu Kepi away all hoarsness from me. 8o give Wishing you prosperity, we are junmi ,u 1VC iresn ana eneerim, anu . iy Ir,tne Spring's work, eleanie the syntem with the Headache end Liver Cure, bj taking two or thiee doses a week. Hvnn l.h . .... - j ooia undera positlre guarantee 50 centB per bottle by all druggiBts. Eugene Street Railway. TIME CARD. After the 4th of Oct. 1804, the street cars will run on the following schedule time until ftmlior notiee. LEAVING THE DEPOT. 7:10.7:40-8:10-8:40 9:10-9:40-10:00 a. m., then every half nour. LEAVE THE UN1VEHSTY. 7:25-7:55 8:25-8:55-9:25-90-10:15 a. in., then every half hour. Cars will leave promptly on time. H. W. HOLUICN. uk ciriu.t t-oir.c trtMCIrd di thutfdinaW ol Hit si-nitifcl'nnnryOlk afinau TMniilrM tin rhaiirl of 1irt OT 0 uuiMiii, raercnnt) or puivtHnu ntaV iV. BB1 AS A PREVENTIVE ' m0 ur numil iIimw : hut in tb- a- w fe- IhrtM .lr V.t .?! ivrUbUI W with Uonortl.-v.. Ill' ., w-fc--r OSBI RN & DKLANO, Drugawu and wle "gents, Eugene Oregon. Foley It I.J nr. Favortte RESORT FOB mi,, F,ne Sportsman..' p.. 1 l!An,nle '"Visitors. Fo7XS4 lttra- Address'""11 P. BUWcv.I "Bol8 Bros., m FOR ALL P0IS1S ,' JmKroTHFlHMIBlJ- inRlon Salt uie 7:00 P M Dully. PSU.1, Willi IhlMihSJ Ito Eastern cilie. m 7.00 P.M I'uily. 'At, f?r Mleo, UCiut, Usyloa, Collu, miw (.uuS5.MU,Uttl (1:00 A M hx bun Unalnlenmdlo.g ThroiiKh 1'ullman !l,n.tei and reeliiiini7i.h.iFMM.i;.r...7 ..-1... " .-".wiianai Vnr all tnfA..il.. oince, corner n ashiniloa n W. .ts: rumunu, or uaaresi 1 E. MCNEILL Ct""IftS Receiver indGenenllliiiim F rortUnd, 1. OMgOD. p . east 1 sou: The SnastaRouf OF TBI I Eipre TraimLtwPiitaiKl 8. nth I ' Sr 8.5UanilLv Ponlud ll a l:B9amLv Esjm tilli lOi-IB am I Ar banlrucao, lB Above trains stOD at EiR Pstaite Citv, Woodburn, Saltm, Tust lr. Jetfersna, Allmnr, AliailJimwii' Harrislmrit, Juuclion City, lmab I :aan.all I lrln .till ill lUtW ISl ' burg to ABlilamlitcl'ui"- BC8K1IJE6 SittiJIMi P.SOaraJLv Portland ! 2.04praLv Eu?ece f K on r ml A TlMdsm Ul n.MJ rASSESCaWlt 4aalpmlv Portland, lr-. 6:16 pmlAr Salem, U DINING CABS ON OODBK PDLLHAH BDITETIBra 1SD SFOOND CLASS SLEEPB'f'i Attached to all ttronjii o n en oin nz? Kn.nT. nni,irT.lin) 110 D' Dniwuna iw.- HAIL TiuiDiiir(Kcmio . ll.J if l) 7:80 am Lv roni." -12:15 o m I Ar Corrall3 oiuregon n-l EXPKEBS TSAI Dl" l"' 4:pmLv PorUsa : f 1U It a I P r a THROUGH TICKETS to vM .... fi..Jl ul i-i - I A na tilCllllUal'"- . in the Eastern bib '"rM a be obtained. tbwl ianr.B& Manager, M'' NOVICE FORPCBUClff Land Offl.tBoirfS . . Iblt I"' Not oe is nemuj .-- ing named seitler bs n" "-f .Siion to mke P"l(ril. biselaim.a.dlh.ts"y7cc hAfnro JOG! ""' - Or 1 Novemoer m ' nn homestead entry No fM of seo 2, tp 16'.' J" ,H " WilhamSMicharf. rR FOB PSBUC5 T..d Office VlSt ing.nsmed seltle-b"81,!. tenlion to ' Vh5, ia7' enlr. No K3.J il He nam's m V Oiegon. B " l HOFFMAN 111 Oil 1
