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About Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1896)
I I i.A-(ijilurt .Hill m iM-,M 'f"tMI"" T ""' I1' it.' ; r si ; DAILY EUGENE GUARD. I. L. CAMPBELL, Publisher. PiiWI.hoJ sve.-y eiculug ol the week, Sundays icoptwl. Address all communications, and mass ll remittances payable o the Euoixi 111' im, Kngcne, Oretou. dTIMCKtrHUS HATKrt: (iiu.y.) u.llvl br cutler, per week 20 Delivered by carrier, per rnuulh 7& 1; mall, one fuarUu advance; ' KU month! "6 One month aiUKle cotles Will not be lent by mall to any address, tor any length of tlmo, unless paid In advance. (WKBKLY.) One yuar (lu advance.) six month! 2 00 1 00 Advertising rate made known on application. Entered ai tecond clmi matter at the Eugene, Oregon, postomce. TUESDAY, JAN. 7, 1890. IS FUSION PRACTICABLE? The Times-Mountaineer, ofThe Dalloa lias ihia to Bay that is worthy of reproduction: "It is announced that a move is on foot in Lano county to the effect a fusion between the Democrats and Populists. In tho pimt luoli a combination would have been im poBsible,for the reason that the poli cios of tlio two parties wore widely different, but the time now poems ripe for such a combine There is nothing to provont them affiliating with the Democrats in a demand for economical administration of publio afTuiri and a reduction of taxation, both federal and state. On this issue the Democrats and I'opuliils can join, and on financial questions there need heno dividing line. The rank and filu of boll parties is composed of tho pruduc ing classos, therefore their interests are identical, and there- is 110 reason why they should not combine (heir energies in an cfTurt to nreU the reins of stato government from professional politicians in whose hands tlioy have fallen during late years. "A reform in state government in Oregon is demanded by the people. The extravagance f the past two legislatures has increased tho burdons of taxation until they are becoming unbearable, and the unbusinesslike methods of the sessions of 1801, 1893 ami 1895 ha.ro convinced the people that thoy cannot hope for n more economical administration eo long as the party that held snr.y in tlioso bodies is retained in potior. Bo long as tho legislature "t - irrgnn it dominated by a few Portland triokitors, nothing but exlruva gancs can be expected, l ,i those few leaders havo such a firm bold upon tho Republican party of litis state, that tho efforts of tho really honest members of tho party to hake Hum off will over rov fatile. There is but one nay to re liovo tho stato from tho inllr.nt of this officialism that nimexit-ly it is by a marshaling of tho forces of tho producing cluisps under one head, and In a combined effort to down bossitm and inaugurate economical measures." WOMRVS HIUHTS IN I.MlUN.V. The legal rights of amnion are now hero in the I'liion more liberal than in tho stato of Indiana. In tho recent address v( 11 lawyer be fore the Women's Club in India napolis these were thus formulated: "Since 18SI married woman may hold real or personal properity the tamo as if tho was unmarried. She is uow permitted to become surety or indorser for hor husband, or any other person. She may carry on any Ira Jo or business, and perform any labor or service on her own account, ana is entitled to her separate earnings. Her legal con dition is one of comparative free dom and lndemlvnco." The Militant churvli of Chicago, of which Dr. Rusk is the pastor, is preparing for war with Ureal Britain. On Sunday, after divine sorvices was concluded, attention was turned to affairs military. The National Torpedo Defense Associa tion was formed, and Major F: II. Lynn, who in 1883 was identified with the torpedo service of Great Britain, is at tho head of the move ment. It is designed to call a national convention of representa tives from the cities exposed to coast attack and arrangements will be uiado fcr the instruction of re cruits in torpedo work. Judge Morrow, iu tho United States court at San Francisco, has decided that every person born in this country is a citizen of the United States. The question is one that long has been in contro versy, and which is not settled by this decision, as the collector of the port will appeal to tho United States supreme court. With the Indians and Chinese as citizens the politician has new material to work upon. The Discovery .Saved Ills Life. Mr U Cuillonetto, druggist, Beavera villo, III, says: "To i)r King's New Discovery I owe my life. Was taken with la grippe and tried all the phy sicians for ii iles about, but of no avail, and was given up aud told I coulu not live. Havlntj Dr King's New Discov ery in toy store I sent for a bottle and began Its use und from the first dote began to get better, aud after using 3 bottles waH up and about again. It is worth its weight In gold. We won't keep store without it." (Jet a free trial bottle nt Henderson & I.lnn'a drug store. Regular sh 60c and f I. T he Latest ia Skirts. . In the mailer of skirts there Is very little change, except that the stillly lined godel flutes havo entirely lost their smart appearance, and bei;!ii to look passe. 'J'bey arc so stiff, heavy, awkward, und inconvenient that the wonder Is they held favor so long. Tho well cut skirt of this winter hangs In free ami easy tubular flutes around tho figure, and can he drawn to cither side when sealed, so as to avoid crusliinc. There Is a hint oven of the passing of iu miles in tlio newest evening gowns, whore the fullness of the hack Is box plaitvd and hangs distinctly Hat. HER ENTRANCE Into society, and womanhood as well, is an eitrrmely critical period in every nirl's life. At this time she needs advice, and, whit's more help of the right sort. If she puts her faith in !r. Pierce's favorite Pre. scription it can bring only good results. It's a medicine that's made especially to build up women's atrennlh and cure wo men's ailments an invigorating-, restora tive tonic, soothing eo'iliai, and bracing nervine : purely vrgetable, non alcoholic, and perfectly harmless, l'or all the func tional derangements, pain (lit disorders, and chronic weaknesses that afllict womankind, Uie "l avoille Prescription " ia specific. TERRIBLE PAIN AND PAINTINQ SPELLS. ., Vitj.. cbM(',., I. tS. . V. riaaca, Bufl.lo. N. V. : Jmr Air- Wh.D I commrncnt tak ing your meilirlne I was very SK-lly. 1 ha,t fre quent sprnf of f.intlng, trrriMr pain In my h.aj, and hie was a huMen to me. 1 wms attended one ol the best phy.1 dsni In our town, but with no gl te.ua.. At la.t a acifhtKir alvled me to ttv tr. l'lerce s Farorlte Pre.cf lotion, whUh I did. and .llrr Ukmg one bottle I frit great iy benefited. I would a,t. ! all ladles Stmtll'lv atHirtrd to ttv Mas. Jacoaa. " Favorite I'nm-riptlon' Yours truly. Mil. SAMt'KI. A. JACOBS. A book of IWI pages, entitled "Womsn Snd Her Diieasea," sent sralnt in ptaim tntvlof for to cents in stamps to pay poatage. Addrcee Dr. Pierce aa above. V V f 11. Memlwra of the XV V f lT will tileaso retnenilx'r that next Wednndny, Jnn 8, at S pin, Is the first regular mre'.ing In IS! si. I.silies li t lis have a good attrndain-e. There will tie good tirogram. 'the oflleers arc working hnrtl to make the I'll loll a soeiTwi. X'isltors are always welcome, k'i'iil lemon as well as ladles. . Uuite a DitterenosI Wtflber Yea Sutter Frca Or Arf Eislihy v.i i:.v. : INSOMNIA -lC-RtFntSHING r.LEE.r- GENERAL D t Ol LITYlaVfiOOD CONSVITUTll - S1VT?1A -fWFINE DIGESTION t THE BLUES -WBRIGHT SPIRITS tt IMPURE DLOOO "V-Star-A GOOD COMSTITU i ; . J bR. HCNLCT'5 CELERY, DEEP ,ind I Ron (5 Will Cur th.s. Dl.i.-AND-rrinB II these D oasmt,, PofMi ty w nuns Pr .A No. Natrnu Items. Jan. 7, IbVj, Air Lester Jacohy und Hlsey Hills' visited at MrV I' Smith's last Thins day. Miss Clara .Smolu was ! our midst lost Friday. Walter Kmitli and (J T Smith went to Eugene on business last week. A fir ycwiijr people attended the Christian church at Hprlngflelfl last Sunday. Mrs Dave Jucoby won iu our midst last Tuesday. Mr Ebbort buried a small child at the Natron giave yard last week. Mr Oscar Stewart and sister visited here last week. Mr Will Itobortson wuson our streets last Monday. X. Cigarettes aud Insanity. Cigarettes bave fairly earned tho title ofcofrlu lacks," by virtue of their bealtli destroying powers. It uow stems, according to Hi statement of a well-known physician of the west, Dr Jleujamln Ulaekford, that they may do even worse things than cause death. After a careful examination of a large number of patients at a lunatic asylum, and a thorough Investigation Into the faml.y history of each cae, it was found that the majority ol the younger patients had been addicted to the use of cigarette;. This In itself was strongly suggest ive of the elleei of cigarette smoking upon the system of the close connec tion between this habit and llioeoiidi tiou of tho nerves but Jir lilaekfort did not stop there. He performed a number of experiments, calculated to show what rfillucneo ciKretto s.noko delicate tissues, blood vessels and nerves of the lungs and bronchial tubes. The result of fi is investigation was rather alarming. THE BEST PTPE J TOBACCO SPECIAL. We will give, free ol chnrire to cus tomers during iHM-eniher. who pay In advance, for pliotografihs or other work, to the amount of one doen (.'ub-1 I net, one copy of our 7x9 bmiklet en-i titled: : "PnotOsrirnres ol lie Onlveislif of Oregon." ; This fine work Is valued nt $1.1)11, bill retailed nt Toe. (iet in line before II Is l.ilp II you , would hnve pictures finished iu tiuief for Xnuis and the Holiilnvs. WINTER PHOTO CCMPAHY. j J. L. PAGE, UK AI.KU IN Groceries Having a I.arm- and Complete stoek of Staple and Kaney tirocerles loii;lit iu the Im-sI markets, EXCLUSIVELY' FOfl CASH, I ran oiler the publie lniUr prlers than any other houo in Ktine. Frolt:: of ill IlaJst-iij it M;ri;t Filers. i J ! I T. U. IImhui-xs, I'reeiilent 8. 11. KAX1N. .In.. t 'miliar I Ol Eugene. f'aia up tush V(tpl.gl 5,000 j Surplus antl Profits, $50,000 i Eugene - - Oregon. 4 kinl-iY.r. hi:rini ilf'Ee OQ PflMOU- i aV.ie tern.a. Siijht lrr.fu en N".W YOKK, L CilK'AOO, HAN KUAN'CISCO an 1 1'Ulll- j I. ASM). ORKliOX. Hills of lehamie sold on foreiun countries. Oe posit, received subject U. check or cortm- All collections entrust", i to u. w;!l rec-jivi prompt attention. Lane County Bank. (Ef.ablUl.i'd la 102.) EUGENE, OREGON. A general Banking business Bask I 1 Inall branches transacted onp 0TTER & CONDON, favorable term3 A. O. HOVEY, President. .1. M. AliltAMS. Cashier. A. (i. HOVEY, Jk., Asst.tV-shr. Central Market PROPRIETOWS. j yjj jjggp consIn cn ,arlr a luli SUppljOf BEEF, MUTTON, PORK and VEAL, Which they will eell t the lowest market prices. A lair snare ol tte caSli: patronigs scllclted. :-TO THK FAIIMERS.--: We will pay the highest market prieo for Fat Cattle, Hogs und Hheep. Shop on Willamette St., EUGENE, OREGON. f4SMeii!s ilflivcrc'l t, niiy port oljhe city otu ol char.'.c. UQENE FLOREMGE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Stu lcnvfs Kujf.'iie ttIy mid Thurs 1hj k tit f. o'olm'k r. in., jLtN-M'-imT arrivinx nt t'lutviirotiHMliiyfiilloxTiiiit nt l' iVIncK a. m. lCi-tunitti; itts4fiiKtm lt'Ye KUtrt-neo Tik-x-lays and Fritlayn at it o'rioi'k a. in., nrrlvhu In KiiKiMKt Che next day at 7 p. in. SJN,1,K FA UK I'.OO HOUND Tltll r.'tx) Ticki-m fur mile nt K. Hniii.V 1Ivtt Imrn, Kii. jtf nr. or al ilurU .V l'HViui'ort' iiiliio lit Flor- CllCf, A LAV! H TOILET Is not complete Vf it bout an ideal 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. Ictlit spen taviaj th-) gt:iao. IT 1.1 FOR WE VtSywHtRE. Old Kentucky LIQUOR HOU W. H. mm, Froprielcr. Kcip. "In- IVji tirsinl. ol !H:nV 0111 WI-.U I . Qlil. ami- All Kinds of Wines, Also the C.l.liratnl SCI II. IT. Mll.WAl KKi-: ISKKItnii drniiKlit. NO l ICE OF FINAL SK1T..E1IES r. Notice is herebr kitiii thai F.Ii.-a (Jil.i m re, etecnlm of the ii'itml .H j thlmore has filed in the county conrt of I I i.sne county, iireuoii. b-r final sreou- t ..f ine so dninii.ti,iin ol ;,! Mllr ,,a i,v r of said Court nu de and eniertsl J .u" order ; mry oin. iji.. I He in.l day ol S!sr,h, lvi, I at U o'clock in ih. f, ......u... ..f i .1 . . j been thed .is th. lime mI ai tl e"i or! ' lion.e in Eum, Lane ouintT tte p'nee: for h.-aiinR and i,.ir...i on a il ft,.,, c. !-llltll All ,..,a. II.I...I .1 I i ... : r;; , . M jeetl.TS If .111 lo th- ailo.am-e ot sod final s.wuut .:, ,.r I-, f re ...id jni d , t m,,iu If.li. ' u S'iMlil SI 111 II la Iu r I'll I nn im a, r I'Cntf.x ef -.1 1 eM, P itcU m 1. jt i,e, Ur. s- n. POWDER. CEO. 6. DORRiS. , attorney and Counsellor atrLaw. tTIi.I, M.ACTICE IN THE C0UETS V ol the Second Judicisl District and la ,t Supreme Court of thia State. Special attenuon given to collections and natters in probate. 0. A. liOBBlS. . I-I""VIS. 1 DORRIS & STEVENS, ArroKSi .y -at-I-a w, BL'OENK, OKKUON urncs Over line County BsiiIl J. M. XVILLIAMS, : ,m-ni:vrp V ; ;l J.tjlvlili X AT : LAW. COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY. Room 6 upstairs, BUdon's Block, 9th street. U BILVEU. J- E- YOUNG. BILYEU & YOUNG, Attokk e ys-at-La w, KI.'GKNE, OREGON. Ole-Ol rics Over First National Bauk, t. 0, j-oitkb. a.t. condon ittorneys-at-Law. E'JUENE. OREGON. t'6y Orrica In Coiiser's block. F. C. MATTESON, Attorney-at-Law. Office With A. U. Woodcock. iTrSDeslal Attention Given to Collection: A. C. WOODCOCK, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Ovru B-Oue-balf block soaib ol Chrlsmau's Uloek, J. J. WALTON,' Attnrney-at-Law, KLGK.M.,OHEOO.N. - : ii.-.,:H'r., Walton's block. . v to , . ,t i.e.-d! lav; ;tr...;ct.-ii all the courts ii tl.i., .statu. H. D. NORTON, LAWYER Kooms 1 ami - over l''ir.tl National Hank. B. F. HAMELL Sir D. tmim m mm. Office over Baum's clothing Store. 0. E. LOOMIS, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. Ofilcc Up-Btslrs In Slioltoa block over Geo. T. llsil d rkiu s grocery itore. 1'rivatc telephone Insido the door for calls day or night. fl; J. W. HARRIS, ; tJI ly biioitiii intl ourjjeon I j oitiev over Henderson A Linn's Drug etore. J urn. t lloi ss: 9 to l-.'a. tn.; 2 to 5 and 7 los ! I', in. ! l"eM ..ee Ferry strvct ltneeun'lliaiil:t'.t, DR. G. W. BIDDLE, r".;-..; DENTIST, lo.-i on y tlr.t cliiv. work. The lntr-vt im prurrniriiia nxcl. Irrns mi.lrtalv. Ulflrraud nslilnire mi l.lirc ,ir,-i, brln,n Hfth a Mslli slieef, one otork west ol Mlunesoia Hotel. J. F. FORD, (KanclM,l Of llu Moioca, Iowa, snl.i uuder date 5isr.-h IfciiJ; S. H. Mei. Mko. lo., Piifur, Ort-ifon. kknti.kmkn: On rriviii( Imme :u,t ''. I "'mid nil will nml anxiously waitiiiif. Otir liitlc nirl, eight B, iini mil jmraillll, Willi II1UI WtlstlHl awav to SN siuiiils, is now well, strotiK anil viRomtis, ami well llesluil up. S II Couitli fure Iimi done its wort We Itotli or tlie children like It. Vonr 11. Colnrh ('tin. has ,,r.ul i 1 awav all honn,.,., fm... , ' Z' " '.'! it In ..vorv- ". . ?'" .... . , - n"r.i iur an. j ishhiK yon rnwiierity, we are '""'"i - A.ll .11 KS. J. V. (1KI), I HTojiwhhto feel fr.,h .rl cheerful, and !toor lhindMiv(,k. "King c, :iu pir boii., b a.Mrucftteu. Eugene Street Railway. TIMKCAKI). A II. I.I. .... . car "I" nin on the rullowiiiKseheiliile ! '""e U,I'I further liotiee. lN'.n, the street LEAN IXtl THK HKIMT, ':'-?:J:K-S: O:IO-9:4O-10a10 a tn evi'ry half hour. ' '' I.KAVRTIIK I'Mvutm- r.Ia l 1 . 7::'i 7:.v s .S:.V-!l-rt-wU.Vl la.it - . ii.n ""'"s. in., i fnr. ill I 1 Br 111 ,,1,v-' ln.n.jitly on time. H. V. IIOLDEN lit 'I .rAXTKU.- ai.nr.rlal if to man altle.. do , St EtJGK.NE, OrKGO.N DuKoIs Pros., Proitrlpton FOR ALL POINTS EAST LEAVE I DEPOT FIFTH AND I STREETS URlln The Fust Mall, via Hum. liicton Bait Lake, t uiaha 7:00 P M Dally. or KttnsBB i-uy, or Tia spo kune. Uluueauolll and St Paul, with tbroughiurrlce lo cameni cuies. For Pendleton, LaOrandc Baker city, Witlla Walla, Ddytou, Col fax, Pullman Moscow aud Idaho luiniuir 7:00 PM Jjaily. istationa. Ixical mixed train for Hood River, The Dalit and lnternu'tHate polnta. 8:00 A M Ex isun.l ThrouKh Pullman slec'jer8, tourut iTeSS? and recHulng chair cars are attached tothrouih traiui. 1 For all Information, rates, etc., call a ofllce, corner Waahlngtou and Third tum Poruaitl.or address " W. H . ULRI Bl'ItT E. MCNEILL, Receiver and General Manager. Portland, Oregon. K. J. McCI-ANAHAN, Asent, tugttie. EAST AND SOUTH VIA The Snasta Route OF THE The SoutlienPaic ft Kxprefs Trains Leave Portland T),il, South I I XHT S.oO m Lv Portland Ar I MiiTi lKlaml Lv .ii!.'sno l.v 3.09 a i 10H5 am I Ar &au Frsuuiaco Lv I G.tiO Above trains stop At Host Portland, Ortto, Citv. Woodlmrn. tSalern, Turner. Xliri.. JetTerson, Alhsuy, Allony Junction, HtUrj, Harrisburir, Juuctiou ('ity, Irving, u;eu' Creswell, l)rain and all station, Iroin 11. burg to Asblanu inclusive. B-SEBCfiO UAII rulLY. 8.:t0 a m Lv 2.04 p m Lv fi.L'O i iii.Ar Portland Ar 4.4i Fngeno Lv ILifr, ltoseburx LvjSUei OAI.E31 PASSENGER, TUILT. 4:01) I, Portland, ArI0:15sm 0:15 pmA Sulem, Lvl8KXIso DINING CAKS ON OGDEN ROUTE FDLliHAH EOn'ETSLEEPIEt. AND SFCOND CLASS StKEPINU t.'Al. Attached to all Ihtongh trains. Weit Si.le Wrislnn. 8MWEEH POitTLAKD AKO CUhVii MAIL TRAIN DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY. ) 7:.10smLv Portland Ar 1 6.20 pi 12:15 p m j Ar Oorvallis Lv 15. At Al'iany aud Oorvallis connect ailMnia ol ure(;on Centrsl & .setern Itailway. rXPIIFSS TRAIN DAILY (EIOIPT SUNIur.l 4:4fi a m Lv Portland Ar I fl.40 7:r,pmAr McMlnnvillo Lv5i0ss THROUGH TICKETS to all Poinu in the Eastern Ststes, Osusda and nnp can ue ooiainea Bl lowest rntes Irotn L. (1. ADAIH, ARenl, KnC(t. K KOEH1.ER, E. P ItOUEliS, Manairer, A..t. i. F. Mid Pass Ar;' POKTLAXIl. iHl-i;t LABSrtiS do :;o ekow DR. FELIX LE P.V.'JU K, STEEL PSO FEpYiiOYBL FILLS aratheot'dnal and only FKKNCH, efenrd BuuL Unuine aold only by 08BURN A DELANO agenu, Kusene, Uiviin. DniBglxU and aolt Summons. Ia tl.e Ci.cail Court o( the State ol Orfgos nr tlie Coa.ity of Lmds. Jacob Am, Pbin iff, ) s Eliza NeiiD'-r Arn. Defendant. I To E izs Ntppltr Arn, the above ctwd def"iidtni: In iht Home of the 8:ate of Oregon: Yon areberrbv r. .inl to appear oi.d an''r the conji'iniul of ILc alnive named iilsintiS ' 1 1 the above entttleil eouit now on file wi'S 1 tlie cltk ol Slid conrt on or before the first dn of the next rfpnlar term Ihertof. Irt wi-; on jiunouy, ins sreonu yt) o. vi sisrcb, ihjii; and yon are hereby notiti'fl that if Ton fsil to annnar and answer suit complaint as hereby required the plaintiJ will apply to the above entitled court for the leltel prsyid for in his complaint os file therein, to-wit: for a decree in the above entitled conrt di.snlvinotheboDd, ol matrimony now exi.tinir betwei-D Its plaintiff and deff-nrl.nt above named. This summons is published in the Ec orss OcAiti) by onler of the HonoTnlile J 0 Kollenon, JndK ol said Conrt. Duly b1s in Chsmbnr. at Ko-ebur. Oregon, on tb 3 1 st duy of December, ls'Jo. WfATHSiroaD k W yatt, Attorneys for 1'lsintiff. If" Ril--c-- HUl TltW f t. Tl.h r - j,a tuinwi no thtnf c nannn, rnarrurivcT - " A8 A PREVENTIVB hj :ibr It U ,mrnlUto-irW vT ttn.rul tJiMtaM: hut In CURE5i7" NOTICE FOH PUBLICATION Lsnd Office at Hosl.nrc. Or.. Novembe 30, lv"' Notice is h.nbv oi,.n that the foilo- 0. B. & H Ing nsmed settler has Slid notice of his i" ti nlion to nwhe final oroof in snppoil of his claim, ard that said proof will be n.d before Jo. I Ware. V 8 C C Coinmissn"""' Eniieiie. Lane connly, Oregon, on January 11th. '81l'., vi: J,'ni, J, 'honl,',l " homest.sd mtn No 7M". for the s of1-' '4 s ol se of no 10. Ip 1 ". ' 1 ea.t. He nsmrs the followirg sriiMfses to prove his ccniii.nons resldeuce upon and CD It iv, t jog y( ...id land, vie W West. l!bert Johnson, llsrney V Paine and Chi ton HiLunn, all of K'.J' Lane coutly, Origou. K. U. ViaTi h. Kegister. Jwiraottiitun-er. ' Mp ,lc- "P rrt f
