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About Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1895)
DAILV EUGENE GUARD. I. U CAMPBELL, Publisher. iMblfbhwi every evoulng of the week, Sumtayn excepted. Address all communication!, and uittitd all remittances payable to Uie ugkvi uuakd, Kugonc, OreRoii, Sl'BaCUIiT.ON HATES ; (DAILY.) Delivered by carrier, per week .... I M Dellvored by carrier, per mouth 76 By mail, one year (in advance) 7 60 Six months " One month 75 tfliiKle cojiIuj 6 Will not be lent by mall to any addrcn. or any length of time, onleu paid In advance. (WKEKIiY.) One year la advance) '. 12 00 Mix months 1 00 Advertising rates made known on application. Entered as second-clasi matter at the Eugene, Orogon, postoffloe. FRIDAY, DEC. 13,1895. PROSPECTS OF THE HOP-I'ICRINO MACHINE. The hop-picking machine is sure ly coming, although its progress is necessarily slow. C. C. Green, the New York state inventor, who has spent muoh time on the picking machine, is still at work and con tinues to see success in the near future. He has good reason for sanguine expectations, for he has already a machine which will pick hops rapidly and well, but bis ideal is high and he is not yet satisfied. Writing to American Ageicultural iet Mr. Green says: "I did not send a photo' of my hop-picking machine because it was not completely successful in every way and I had none taken. When I was ready to go to the field with the machine, picking had been in progress several days. ' I made several experimental attachments which proved of no value. I also made a new experimental trial in the separator of leaves, etc., from the hops after thev weres picked. This was of no acoount. It was then too late to make a separator after the principle of the one I had used, which would have showed a good sample of pioking. I there fore dressed out by band tlio hops as they passed on the carrier to the bag. There is no serious difficulty in working a separator such as there has been in working a picker, only the season for pioking is so short each year to practice. My present experience will enable me to make a reasonably gooJ one for next season's operations, when I intend to take oontraots to pick a few yards, something I could 'not attempt before. I am now building a hand maohine for two to feed in vines, intended to be capable of picking a kiln of 35 to 40 boxes per day, a very economical condi tion for the many small growers of this state. This maohino is calcu lated to be moved in the yard as boxes are now for hand picking. It is possible I will finish by Febrr. ary . , ' THE "OLD KOMAN" DEAD. Allen G. Thurman diod sudden ly at his home in Columbus, Ohi.i, Thursday, He was one of our purest and noblest statesmen. He was born at Lynohburg, Va., No vember 13, 1813, a descendant of Joseph Hewee, one of the signers oi the Declaration of Independence, When six years of age he accom panied his parents to Cniilicothe, Ohio, and was educated at the aoadomy in that city. He began life as a surveyor, but studied ittw in the offico of Gov. William Al- Ion, and was admitted to the W in 1S35. In 1844 he was olected a representative in congress, and served one term, declining a rc nemination. In 1851 he was ele vated to the supreme bench of Ohio, and for two years was chief justice of that tribunal. He whs the Democratic candidate for gov ernor of Ohio against Rutherford II. Hayes in 18GG, but was dofeat;l. He becamo United States senator March 4, 1869, and was re ulu t. d in 1874. As senator he formulat. a what is known as the "Thurman Act," to compel the execution by the Paoiflo roads of thoir contracts with the government, and secured its passage. At the national Dem ocrats conventions of 1876, 1SS0, and 1881 ho was a cindidato for presidential nomination, and, at the convention of his party in 1888 was ma'lo the candidate for vice president. Ho made a vigorous campaign, but was defeated, and has since remained at his home in Columbus, Ohio, where he has re sided sinuo 1853. TilETV(7 FACTIONS. Portlund Chronicle, Hep.: "It is well known in political circles that a strenuous fight will he made fur the mastery in the June election between two republican rings as the party is split owing to the desire ot many of its followers to be leaders. This has resulted in the two fac tions being formed, one having as its head Mayor Frank and District Attorney Hume and the other Jos. Simon and Harvey Seott. As pos session is nine points in law and the Frank-Hume combination are in office, the probabilities are that they will stand the best chance oi being successful in the local cam paign. Joseph Simon is well known as a wizard in city politics and wiseacres doubt not but that he will manipulate the wires to his own sat isfaction and that of his constitU' ents. The combat will involve every republican politician in Pott- land as there is not a partisan who is not in sympathy with either one or the other rings. With the entire police and fire departments at his back, together with several score of minor office holders the ousting of Frank would be a deed requiring infinite diplomaoy and tact, both ofwhioh qualities are personified in "Little Joe." In any event, be the outcome what it may, the cam paign will be one of the most ex- oiting ever witnessed in this city and a veritable monkey and parrot time may be safely predicted with out fear of contradiction." Walterville Items. Plenty of rain, and plenty of people with colds, but uo one very sick. J W Bhumate is contemplating a trip to Portland soon. The farmers of this neighborhood have not got all their farms plowed. Oscar Milllcnii killed twelve large hogs list week. He will not put them on the market now. Rev Mulkey's appointment was rilled by Rev Eugene Finn at the school bouse. There will be a school enteitninment on the evening of the 20th of December at the Walterville school house. Every body Interested will be welcome. F. Life: ' Apropos of Bloomers: Mr. B. You are trying very hard to be a man, it seems. Mrs. B. Well, don't you think we need one In the family? ir and beautiful the woman who keep at a distance the com plexion beautittera, paints and powder, which soon ruin the face. A healthy glow to the akin, a face without wrinkles, and sparkling eves, will be voura if vou I keep the system and the 1 anlnl internal nrtrnn in good condition. The young girl, or wo man, often grows pale, wrinkled and thin, eata little, everything wearies her, she com plains of herself aa aching and sore and as Bleeping poorly. Often she is troubled with backache, or a tender spine, with a bearing down weight in the abdomen, or at periods she may be irregular, or suffer extreme pain from functional derangements. Dr. Pierce, chief consulting nhvaiclan to the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, of uuttaio, N. Y., in bis long and active experi ence, met many casea of this kind, for which he used a prescription which was found to cure such difficulties permanently in ninety- eight per cent, of all cases. Having proven so successful, Dr. Pierce put his " Favorite Prescription " on the market, and it is to-day sold more largely than any other medicine for the ills of woman. For all functional derangements, displace ments, ulceration, inflammation, and the catarrhal drain from the lining membranes of the snecial internal ortrnnsoLwomcn. Dr. Pierce 'a Favorite Prescription reaches the origin ot tue trouoie, ana corrects it. Mrs. Mart Cim, of Frankfirt, franklin CV., writes: A lew yenrs ago I took cold, which resulted in female trouble, ami affected my whole system. About a year ago, I took chills, had one or two a mon t h ; they were very weaken ing. Had pntns in my ulues, more frequently in left tide; gradually RreT worse uutil, finally, I had to take to bed. X had a bad cough and couldn't rest. I com menced taking your medicine, took It about four months, taking even bottles of Doctor tierce's Favorite Pre scription and five of his Mas. Crim. "Golden Medical DIs- cowry." My weight has increased, and X feci vmcr iuu siuuicr man nave lor years. JOSEPH G. KKLLEY, C. E., CoiSultimr Draiia&e Engineer. EUOKNK, ORKOON, iVslciisand specifications for all work net of Lauds. Conntrtiotlon Supcrimnclcl THE BEST PtPK TOBACCO. SPECIAL. We will eive. free of charge to cus. tomers during December, who pay Id advance, for photographs or other work, to the amount of one dozen Cab inets, one copy oi our yxu dookici en titled: "Plotogmres of tie University of Oregon." Tliia fine work is valued at $1.00, but retailed at Toe. Get in line before it is late, if you would have pictures finished in time tor Am ua ana me fioitduys. WINTER PHOTO COMPANY. GRIFFIN & CO., LIVERY, FEED SALE STABLE, AND MELSON BUILDING, 7th 8TREET, Between Willamette and Olive. Good Rigs at Reasonable Rates. ALSO GOOD SADDLE HORSES. Horses Boarded by the Day or Week. Horses for Sale Broken and Unbroken. Your patronage Is solicited. EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Btaee leaves E turn tin Mnmlnv mid Thiir. days nt C o'clock a. m.. passengers arriving at Florence tno day rollowhiK at 11) o'clock a. m. lleturiiing passengers leave Florence Tuefl- nnyB ana tnuays at u o'clock a. m. in Kugeno the next day at 7 p. m. , arriving SINGLE FARE $5.00 KUUNUTKll" $y00 Tickets for sale at E. Bangs' livery barn, Ku gone, or at Kurd fc Davenport's olllflo In Flor ence, LE ISDN'S "5H " Sfe ? ivs 3fkM, inquire no dim? of list oc nan&Mui, marcr.rlil or vHftibua mat h iciuu to trt token intern)). Wis; AS A PREVENTIVE I-" toy venortal tlittwt: -vt in 'in. u pur bus, (u i va T. O.Hkndiiioks, 8. B. Eakih, Jr., rremaent. uaahier First National hi Ol Eugene. Paid III) ( ash (lanital tuui Surplus and Profits, $50,000 Eugene - - Oregon. A IT Antral ltni.-iiiiv V.n.;n ... 3 Bull of ezohuws oId on foreign countriw. DftlKMlht mmlmul ml.j.. . .... Bu..j.,uv mi ur wriio. 0tO Of d.flsit. ., -.iwu All collections entrtutDit lo ni wiU receive prompt attenllon. PICT01' THROUGH TIGHTS To tlio EAST vl the mon pacific mm Through l'ullm.n rl tlceporj. Tonrll lceiwre and new Kccllnlnj chair cars. DAILY PORTLAND TO CHICAGO vTi?" t-hlr. ! day,; , N .V '1 1 Wl'1'1, ' m"y 1l"' qulckci thin all competitors. imcau apply "'""m taM" K'' 'cn '"""-"on It. . BAXTON, c. E, BROWS, ticn'IA.ent, rilst. hn. a ;t. Ml Third St., 1'ortlend, Or. Lane County Bank. (Established In 16SJ.) EUGENE, OREGON. A general Banking business In all branches transacted on favorable terms. V O. HOVEY, President, j. M. AHBAMrJ, Oiisliier. A. (J. HOVEY, Jk., Ast. Caslir. J. L. PAGE, DKALElt IS Srocerjes Having a Law aud Complete stoek of Staple and Fancy Groceries bought in the best markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, I can ofler the public better prices than any other house in Eugene. Proiiice of all Klads 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 nt the lowest ninrket prices. A fair share oltae pnTjllc patronage solicited. : TO THE FARMERS.-: We will pay the highest market price for Fat Cattle, Hogs and Sheep. . Shop on Willamette St., EUGENE, OREGON. 4r-Meats delivered to any part ofLtbe city free of charge. A LADY'S TOILET Is not complete without an ideal P.OMPLEXIOH poizoiii'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. Iniiat upon having tho genuine. ; Old Kentucky LIQUOR HOUSE, W. H. RENSHAW, Proprietor. Ket-ps ! he Best brands of WHISKEY, BRANDY, GIN, AND All Kinds of Wines. Also the Celebrated BCHLITZ MiLWAUttbis ItKEil on draught. NOTICE FOH PUBLICATION. Land Office at ltostbniR, OroRon, . . , Dtcnibor 3, 1895. Notice la hereby given th.it the follow- ino-n.moJ ai. I. I... .. a i. j .i .. a . ..v...t. urw Ui, ooiice ol Ijls in- teniion to make tinul proof in support of beforo Jotl Ware, 0 a C 0 Ci.m miHKIlin.. n . r . January Id, 189C, ,iE Sutrman A.bimi. on Ho names tho followii.g wilnesaes to nrnvAniai nniii.Mra. - . oulnvation of, said land, viz: aiarseii Arnel,, Chrhtopber Polly, Wash inglon Adams and Willi im L, B.uler, all of Isabel, Oregon. . K M VKitcH, Kegister. notice to citiiDirons. Notice ia horliv .i... . . has Uen dn ; 7 'A ouv. estai.nf A vr r J 1 -J'n'r of lhe t f'l L ? A Km.8- dd. All i,crsou. .S 3 '! "e.eby . . ' R""t W1IU1D KIT mi,M.B "om l ho date of this notice. uasea ov, IS, 18U5. Jon E. Davw, Gko. B. Donua. El'"r. Ay for the Estate. CEO. B. D0RRIS. Attorney and Counsellor. at-Law . L WUJL PlACTIOK IN THK CDUUT8 of the Second Judicial District and in Special attention given to oolleotions and Q. a. LOKRIB. .- L. L. STEVBKU D ORRIS & STEVENS, Attornky-at-Law, KOGKNB, CKEUON vimcn Overlauc Couuty Bank. J. M. WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY : AT : LAW, ' COIiLEOTIONB A SPECIALTY. Koom b upstairs, Rlsdoa'a Block, Oth strueL L. BILYEO. i J. . YOUNO. BILYEU& YOUNG, Attobn e ys-at-La w , ; BDGSNK, OREGON, nromci-Over First National Bauk. t. O. POTTEK. ,. H. T,. CONDON P OTTER & CONDON, Attorrieys-at:Law E3QENE. OREGON. Ji0- OrncK In ConBera block. F. 0. MATTESON, Attorney-at-Law. Office With A. C. Woodcock. tTsrSDecial Attention Given to Collections. A. C. WOODCOCK, ATTORNEY AT LAW. OFFicE-One-hall block south of Chrlsman'i Block, EUOENK, : : OBEOON. , J. J. WALTON,! Attorney-at-Law, EUGENK.UllEUON. Ollice uo-stairs. Walton's block. Will do a gduera! law pracUce iu all the courts oi tuiaaiaic. - , B. F. HAMELL, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office over , Baum's clothing Store. 0. E. LOOMIS, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. Office up-stalrs In Shettou block over Geo. T. Hull oi Sou s grocery store. Private telephone inside the door for calls day or night. J. W. HARRIS, f'hyBucian and Surgeon OltH'U over Hundcraun At Ltnn's Drug Store. OrncK Huurh: y to lila. rn.; 2 to 6 and 7V'N p. m. How uuuu Forry stftiot botwot-n VJib uid DR. Q. W. BIDDLE, DENTIST, Docs only flrst-clasa work. The latest lin- provemenis useii. Terms moderate. UlUoeand residence on Olive street, bptwon Fifth and Sixth streets, one block west ol Minnesota iiuiei. J. F. FORD, (Evangelist,) Of l)es Moines, Iowa, writes under date March Z3, 1S: 8. B. Med. Mfo. Co., Dufur. Orpiroi:. ' Gentlemkn: On arriving home laat week, I found all well and anxiously waiting. Our little girl, eight an. one- uiui years oia, who ixaa was tea away io oo pounas, is now well, strong ana vigorous, and well fleshed up. S. H. Cough Cure bus done its work well. Both of the children like it. Your 8. B. Cough Cure has cured and kept away all hoareness from me. 8o give it to every one, with greetings for all. Wishing you prosperity, we are Yours, Mb. asd Mh& J. F. Kobi. If you wish to feel fresh and cheerful, and ready for the Spring's work, nleanse tho system with the Headache and Uver Cure, by taklnif two or thiee doses a week. Sold undera positlre auarantie SO cento per bottle b;- all drugg-isls. Eugene Street BaiUvay. TIME CARD. : i After the 4th of Oct. 1894. the street cars will run on the following schedule time until further notice. - .v I.EAVISO THE DEPOT. 7:10-7:40-8:10.8:40 B-tO-fl-in.lfl-On r. m.. then every half nour. LEAVE THE UNIVERSTY. 7:25-75-8'S-8J.fl:2S-!in.in:1S n. m.. then every half hour. uars win leave promptly on time. H. W. HOLUKN. LAD i ?5 .1lO 0!l aOff DR. FELIX LE Cf.U.N'S , STEEL HMD PEBYH8TSL PIUS Brathsoiinal and only FKEMCl.', act' mdra ilabla co, on the market, price iLW; cot !.: mail. Genuine sold onlj by . OSBVRN A.DEINO DjcnlsU and sole agents, Eugene, Oregon. S)uR,iJs Bros., Pr55, 7:00 Pll uany. 8 :00 A U I LfJUl mi v.j . P nlta'"gf Tor all Inform.ii If I . . EAST HD SOUTH VIA The Snasta R0u, Ik Sitta Pi Express Trains U... P. j..,. . 8.50 a m I LV . .en 1 r Above trains alnn t v... n..r ..VwUUUaU kHUCIB. IQTMf 1L Creswell, Drain sndsll ilukuM uuiK w. ABUiauu ILCIUIlVfc BOSEBDUO M, mm 8.30 a m.Lv Portlud 2.04pmLv Euirai j 5.20 p mAr HiMlmj dAI.EM PA88EX0n,DIJH 4aXI l, Portlui IrlH 6:15 pmA Salem, Lifliu DINING CAR8 ON OGDIS HTJ PDLUUll BOn'EIHIKli iJQ SPCOND CLASS SIiIB)ua ; Attached to all throoga Im WestSidtDbisa I BETWEEH P0KTLA51 ID Rtw I 1LUL TBAIM DAILY (D0ni0Ul 7-30 am I Lv PorUiW i'(J 12:16 p m Ar ComS IrMn -At Albany and vJorriUiiaiinifti of Oregon Central & KutmHiK, EXPBBBB TBA1B DAILI (ntHIDUl 4:t! p m I I.v Portlud kjUhi 7:25 p m I Ar McMlnnnll ItlSiiit THROUGH TICKETS In i! U in the Eastern States, Citiinil!" can be obtaintd at lowest tittifna L. 0. ADAIB. Att RKOEHLKJt, E. PBOOtR Manaeer, Ant G.F. -aFl; NOTICE Foil rUBUUTlO!. LanaOmcestRtehr!,0p Kot. L 15 I v- .. . . .inn ikit ikal ing-named seltltr has filed W'!H,'I teniion lo maes ff i UIS CIHHU, Buu iu. i--- . UfurtJu4VanSC0ftw viz: Asbwi ur , No 8S25 lor the s V, , tie tames mo ,v'",l tuovhis "uiiuTOts renJiMOf" onltivation of. said ln, u, Ernest Prgb. 0"? Dixon.ol EuBne, P'WS'JZ Lane end Hoiris Johmon, ol 8WillimHPeiree, hrirf No 7071 on these sir hereby cited to appear j nlnce for making r . .j.is SfiM. tn Bostain hisentri od t of sideo u. uia NOTICE. U. S. Lind Offlw.BoMW1?' " . . firtsrl ' Compla lt having bi ' "rt ,e for aand0Di6WK; oy nun Bowers vers for abaodoni". 0 7192, dated ".?' ,, i, section . 1,1 entrv i No the 19 lo ronpe i ". " , the a I ,Or.,!on,wi.h.'"';P1. i ...i.l tntrv. lbs r.Ai'l comity. lauon oi hf.reliv ...,.iraon.Kit'PPM"Li .Inol VT 1 Ware " .. , r I'ifflffll"1". . gene, Oregon, iojo, s ill o'clock MPl furnish .'"''T'.t. and ing Raid aliased ttl at this at 10 havh:g personal ZZv sm. 8n"' l been led service !l n.derea ,u" ' I by pnoni;." 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