DAILY EUGENE GUAM).
I, L. CAMPBELL, Publisher.
pubhiheJ vory etuDingof I lie week, HtiD.ly
xoeptwl. Addruu all communication!, utl
mftkv all raultuucea j.yMe to the Kuobkb
Uuahu, Kugeue, Oregon.
airUKCKIITKiN KM Kb:
Dwllrerud by canitr, per week
... I JU
DtllTernd by carrier, per uiolUi "6
y mall, one ywr(lu advance) 7
Htr mo Mln
Una month 7fi
atltiKlt copie
Will not tw tent by mail to any add re, tor
any length of lime, unlets piid lo a4ranc.
(WEEKLY.)
One yar (In advance) 'i 00
Mfc HHtU'llM 1 00
A'tvertUing raWi mule known on application.
Entered aa lecoud-clait matter at Ibe Eugene,
Oregon, poatoOloe.
WEDNESDAY, - JAN. 8. 1890.
GIELS VAIX'E I'UHITY IN MEN.
A young man writes to Edward
W. Bok inquiring why bo many
girls seem to prefer the company of
young fellows of slightly blotted
oharanter men who have seen the
world and in many cases marry
thorn, in face of the fact that
their past lives are known to
them. In the January issue of
The Ladies' Home Journal Mr.
Bok, its editor, makes this reply:
"Girls, that in, the rifflit kind of
girls, do not prefer tho company
of young men of this sort. Doubt
less, you have come acroBs instances
where this rule lias been otherwise;
bo have I. But it is all in seem
ing, and not in the reality. De
pend upon ono thing: girls have
as high an estimate of purity in
man as men have of purity in
woman. There aro, of courso, cafes
to the contrary, but these are few.
Where girls marry men who arc
known to have led what is called a
'worldly life,' it is mora generally
due to a misunderstanding of facts
or to ignoranco than people iniug
inc. There is a type of girl who
finds a peculiar satisfaction in the
conquest of a man who has 'seen
tho world,' and' tlion comes to her
as tho ono woman of all her sex
who can muke him happy. This
sometimes plcancs her vanity and
love of conquest, but she is not
many yours oklvr before sliu dis
oovors that olio has satisfii d those
feelings at a very high cost. There
is another type of girl who rathor
fancies a man who is whut U culled
'fast.' But that sort of a girl is
painfully ignorant of what is meant
by that word as applied to n man
If alio was not alio would I hi very
apt to change the adject ivo to
'vulgar.' And aa she matures sho
finds this out. It is only young
men of upright lives who can hopo
to win the favor and lovo of girls
of high motives, the girls who
make the best wives. If, til times,
girls seem to favor young men of
another kind, the Bliimiuir is
simply transitory. It is r. r vrry
rare, that a girl s belter in ducts
do not lead her to tho hiulur
grade of young men. An iiiilit
life never fails of regard, m I n
tho highest reward, from the I . .mil
of woman."
Ki'proienlative Johnson, nfl'il
ifornia, is ono of tho rrpuMi mi
members of the liuuso who openly
kicked against tho bond and tariff
bills forced upon th majority of
the house by the will mid power of
Speaker Reed. Mr. Jo'inson voted
for the tariff bill und i protcM, but
he with forty six other republicans
refused to vote for I ho bond bill,
which ho declared give the lie to
very principle and precept of the
republican party, and in doing so
he said: "Against my will, against
toy protest, I voted fur a bill (tariti)
which in my judgment was unnec
essary, which in mv judgment was
not a republican iniu-uro, which in
my judgment did not inert tl e
cane, which in my judgment was
not what wo wcru n ut here to do,
lt us be conil-ut wish our
record. Let us M.uul by t tic nils
which we adopted ininy yean au,
that we will nut imu hand in the
lima of Heo."
Salem Jourml, Ktp: "Senator
Coggswell lias trained with Jo.
Simon to long he now threatens to'
join the republican party, lie soys:
'The re:i3ous for my making the
change I now contemplate are of
no inturCEt to the public' Politics
with all such is a private matter
how best to serve their own pockets.
Thank God, there are American
citizens still left who do not put
politics on so low a plane."
The Discovery Saved Ills Life.
Mr U C'blllonette, drunt;ist, Beavers-
ville, III, says: "To tr King's 3J'ew
Discovery I owe my life. Was taken
with la grlppo and tried all the phy
sicians for ii lies about, but of no avail,
and was given up aud told I could not
live. Hiivlug Ur King's New Discov
ery In my store I sent for a bottle and
began Its use and from the first dose.
began to get better, nnd after lining 3
bottles was up and about again. It is
worth its weight in gold. We won t
keep store without it." Get a free
trial bottle nt Huiidarsou' &
Linn's drug store. Regular sle
60c and (1.
There have been only eight presi
dents who have held office two
tortiiH, viz: Washington, Jeffer
son, flluuioon, Monroe, JackBon,
Lincoln, Grant and Cleveland.
The Btato tax levy will be higher
this year than last, in fact higher
than it has been for many years.
The extra vngance of the last legis-
ture is tho cause. Tho peoplo re
ceive no benefit from their extrava
gance, but political tricksters and
their friends did. Whilo the polit
ical parasites pocket the money,
the peoplo pocket tho looser.
AFTER DINNER
when you have, eat
en heartily, you
should take one
only of Doctor
I'lerce's I'leas
ant Pellets.
Y o n r
stomich
and liv
er need
the Ren
tie stim
ulating;, as veil
as inviKornttng,
effect of these
tiny, sugar-coat-cd
gramilca.
If you fret
drowsy, dull,,
languid, inn
prctslhly tirrd
or debilitated J
if you've no an-
DStite and freonent liendnrhea or rllrrlneiw.
a furred or coated tongue it proves that
you're ditiout. In that case yon should
use the "PcMets." They are ami. bilious
granulra, whit-h art in a prompt and natural
way, without griping.
BI1ST PILLS POP. TUB LIVRR.
Roill'RT MANIAS', Of
Witt A'lf, Httckintham
O, A. ., writes:
"Three yeois ago 1
eomnirnceil takliiu Or.
1'lrtce's t'.olilrn Medl
csl Discovery; 1
weighed uo pounds,
snunnw I wrlRh 175
rMinils. so yon see how
have gnlnrd In health
Slid weight- Doctor
l'lerre's l'cllriaare the
bent pills I ever took
for the liver. All my
frttmts say they do
them the moat good."
. If Anson, Rag.
LIVER PILLS.
Mr.aaimin.nARRB.Sa .
of A'o. 161 .Summit A
, ViOi,rA, N. I .
mitta t
1 nere is nom-
in thai ran comttarr w
thai
wttn nr. Pitrce't llraa
ant Fcilrta, aa Ur rill..
They have done more
Erxl thtmeuiy other mol
u I have ever Ukeu."
ala. 8. uaajut, Sa,
Talk about high tnxes, Colfax
Washington, takes the lead with 4.1
mills, Just about twice whnt Kugene
twoplu pay, being county and state
'JO mills, sH'hil school, 7) mills, city
I'.) mills. The nswasiiienl there la
lilgh also, being ll,3o,3-- In the
ounty.
A Kansns Rlrl lias surd young man
Tor Ki.OIK) for ilainnni'S to lirr nervrs
finni being smlili'iily IiiickciI. It would
lw rnsy lo uinlprslsiul I list sort of
liiliij? ill tho fur iflelo Hast, where
tliotvaro lisrdly any men, hut the
SKiitlii oiikIh not to coins Itli such
nn oriTHnerliig slioi'k lo h Kui;i'iis
daiitsv'l.
Til Si'timl iiumlHrr of ensesof di).
llierla In I.abanon Is niven the AlbaiiT
n.innoral ss tight. Them have been
tlirra deaths nud olio) more Is hardly
pspteltd ta live, tlrent pains are h
ing taken to keep tho disease, from
ireadlng siul It is not anticipated
that there will be more ca.ca so strict
W ire tho rulw bring obwrved.
,-Wk
ONE THING will Make a Whole Man of You
That Is DR. HENLEY'S Celery, Beet and Iron
Try a Case. It will Make a "New" Woman of Your Wife
And She Won't Want to
Kor ule by OMtfUN' A Vul. No.
Latirutter Itrms.
Jan. 7th.
Miss Anna Kelley of XuUepeiideitce
was visiting at this place la-t week.
Uncle Terry Tllcbartlsou got news
from Isastem Oregon that he hail an
estate coming to him and the Cox
heirs. Hit brother-in-law a brother
to Uncle Jesse Cox, of (imhen, died a
short time ago.
(Jeorge Carson and wife are visiting
the other side of the river.
MissKalie Iilew, of Junction was
visiting In this neigh borhood this
week.
Fred Carson is somewhat 1,1 at this
writing.
Mr and Mrs Tibbett have rented
thvir farm to Air Coffinan of which lie
will sow the greater portion of the hop
yard to wheat. There will be several
hop yauls sowed in small gr..ln this
year.
Elmer O'Donald visited his father
during the holidays.
Our school niar'am at this place bus
organized a debating society among
her children, every Friday ovening
There will be several cord of w ood
chopped for tbe K. It. Co., near this
place this spring.
Mrs I. A Wheeler retiiinod to her
home in Eugene after a two weeks'
visit at this place.
Mr Clytla Mahon with two of Junc
tion City's beauties wero visitors nt
Lancaster one night lust week.
Several young penple from this place
have attended the meeting at I lie
Christian church at Junction for the
last two wicks,
There was a party at Mr Onirics
Wheeler's lust Friday night. All
claim to have had an enjoyable time.
Bomeofoiir neighbors are accusing
I tbe wrong man of writing the Lancas
ter Hems.
Grandma Itichurdsou and Mrs J id-
son, her daughter, are visiti-jg lor a
few (lays at Uncle Jcsss Cox's, of
Ooslisn, also will visit at Frank Hy-
lund's, near Coast Fork Bridge before
returning.
Klu Ki.u.x.
Honey For Defense,
The residents of Pine Valley, Jiuker
county, have raised $100 fur the de
fense of Purler, who killed (lie Mucins
in that valley on New Year's day.
From all that can be learned, it seems
that Porter, who Iiub ulways born a
good reputation, has been for a long
time terrorized by the Mucins, who
were liolghbnrs. About five or six
days before the tiugeily they ran him
into his home with n six slimier,
whereupon Porter milled up his fence
and lorbid tliem hit premises. How
ever, t liu three Mitehescaine up to the
fence, cut It down and drove through.
The elder Maches started the alterca
tion with Porter, when young Maehe
drew a 41 Coil's 1 lid fired three shots
at Porter, Just missing his head. Then
Porter went to his cabin, procured Ids
Winchester, and shot young Miiche
dead. The elder Macho stepM?d lieliiud
the sleigh, lu which Mrs. Mat-he was
seated, when a ball from the ri tie
struck him, going through his heart.
Another one st 1 ink thu woman and
she fell dead ill the sleigh. Porter is
alm.it V cura of age anil looks liko an 1
luoilunsive until. IJe clulius the shoot-1
lug of the woman w as accidental uud
exnressea regrets. No inquest was!
held, hfoini! ladles pre,jiril the body
of the woman for burial, while the I
men ware buried as llipy fell. I
THE BEST
PIPE
TOBACCO.
HWflg 01d Kcntaeky
LIQUOR HOUSE,
fPaWWsyjjtfiyri Y .--;i. i;.-ii:mi,.-t !
ire Your Kerves ? Pretty Shaky, Aren't They?
Is Your Digestion? Pretty Poor, Isn't It?
Thin Is Your Blood? Almost Like Water, Eh ?
Vote, Either
r
1 .!
G. Uhmiisicrs,
I'rcsiilriit-
WW II
01 Eugene.
Falsi upUsli Capital $50,000 i
Surplus and Profits, 850,000 1
Eugene - - Oregon j
A Kancrr.1 hanking bucineas d.-ne on rewou- ,
abietern.s. Sii;ht drafj on M.w
CKICAOl), SAX FKAiN'CIS'") 3il I'Oiil
HN1, OltJIUON.
bills of aichtnpe sold on foreifQ countnsa.
DIKiiu reeeiyel subject to chc' or oertin
cate of deiosiL
All collsotions la-'trut-i.! to u- w.ll rwIvt
prcanpt ftttoill.i';Tl.
Lana County
(Kitabllshcd lu 1S2.)
EUGENE, OREGON.
A general Banking business
I nail branches transacted on
favorable terms.
A. (1. HOVJCY, President.
J. M. AKItAMS, Cashier.
A. O. HOV'EY, Jn.. Asst. C'oshr.
Central Market,
Will keep constantly on hand a full saplj of
REEF. MUTTON.
PORK and VEAL,
Which they will sell at the lowest
market prices.
A lair sliare of tie panic nlrmu solicited.
:-TO THK FAIt.MEIt.S.-:
We will pay the highest market price
for Fat Cattle, Hogs and Sheep.
Shop on Willamette St.,
EUGENE, OREGON.
fay-Ments ib-liverej to any imrt of;tlie city
iroe ol cliaiYu.
EUBEilE-FLQREH
STAGE LINE.
E. BANGS, Proprietor.
SUue K'BVH Ktim-ne Mnii'lttyn and Thurs
dityB hi fi d'uliK'k ii. m., iKr.sc1 'Kltii nrrivhiK At
Flort'iu'ethtMlKyftillowiTiK ul III o'cKmiIi a. in.
Ki'turnhiK I'HMtMiKiTs h'HTH Florence Tiii'd
iny mill FrllH)'4 nt o't'lin-k n. 10., arrlvtiix
In En Kent- l)u next day al 7 p, id.
WINOI.K KAKK . -.(
KUUMI'IUII'. into
Ttc)ii'tii (or Ht- ul K. limnfn' livery Imrii. Kti
gone, ur at llurtl .V lmveiii orl' (illiro in Klor
once. Combines every clement 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.
laslst open hivi::;; U. esauiac.
IT IS flld Sntt ltht!;. 'v1J
All Kinda of Wines.
Aln the (VI. l.rv.l. , SC1I1.1TZ
M 1 LWAI'K Kri IlKKIi ., ,raurl,i.
J. L. PAGE,
I'ilAI.KK IX
Groceries
HaviiiK it Largo ami t'onnMeito k of
Staple siul Kamy t.lrxrii-. IkhhtI i
in lh Iki imrki'li,
EXCLUSIVELY FOB CASH,
CUB oiler the puliliir
than any other lmue
la-lter .li,
II I'lli lie.
m::::cl ill li:l:'.:Xn a mi Fri:c
1
j
PROPRIETORS.
f lady!sTtoilet
f Is not complete " S
! without an ideal 8
I I . w w j .AH- B u 111
! POZZONrS i
Bl - - " K3 I'- I".
WHISKEY, BRANDY, GIN.
CEO. B. DORRIS.
Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law,
R.TC-IXX PKACTICE IN THE COUKTS
V of the Second Judicial District and in
le Supreme Court of this Stt- .
Spicial attention given to collections and
natters in probate.
a. iobris. - "svsas
DORRIS & STEVENS.
Attoknky-at-Law,
KUGE.VE, OKEOO.N
orpics Over lane Couutj Bank.
J. M. WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEY : AT : LAW.
COLLECTION'S A SPECIALTY.
Boom 6 upstairs, Rlsdon's Block, 9th street.
L.BILYKU. J.E.VOUNO.
BILYEU& YOUNG,
A TTOKJi E v s-at-La w ,
EUGENE, OREGON.
a-Ol rici Over First National Bauk.
t. o. porrtK. n. t. condon
POTTER & CONDON,
Attorneys-at-Law.
EUGENE, OIIEGON.
orricR In Consur's block.
F. C. MATTESON,
Attorney-at-Law.
Opkice With A. C. Woodcock.
frspeclal Aitentlon Giren to Collections.
!
!A. C.
WOODCOCK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Orrn.R--Ont-Bioi-k,
tilosk touth, of Cbriimaa'i
KUGENB, : : OREOON.
J. J. WALTON,;
Attorney-at-Law,
I.LGKNt, OKtliON.
tii.n uit-ita'rs, Wnltoii's block.
ill ' a fi-i.tre! lav: .iractiaju u all the courts
oi Uii.-iiUU.
H. D. NORTON,
LAWYER,
lioonis 1 and 2 over First Katinnal
Buuk.
B
F. HAMELL. M.
PHYSICIAN m SlltiGEON.
Offlco over Baum's
Store.
clothing
E. LOOMIS. M. D..
Physician and Surgeon.
Office up-ilslrs In sholton block over Geo. T.
Hall & Son s grocery store.
Privulo tek'pliouo inside tlio door
for culls day or night,
I K. J. W. HAEEIS,
'iiyfriii.in tuid Surgooti
I'li'et over lleudtrton A Ltun'sDrug Hlore.
crm i IIolrs: to lu in.; : to and Jv.s
..ce Kerry street between l-lli aud .3;li
DR. G. W. BIDDLE,
fliU. DENTIST,
1W.-S on jf lirst-rlas. ..rk. The lnti-,t ,n.
provem, ,,,. ,,, ,,,.,, ome-al
Mideliee ol, Mr,-., u-lveen Ullh T ,
111 siteels, erne tluek cut i Mi,.,,....
Ilolel.
J. F. FOED,
(l.ilih.rl,Al,)
Ot lVa X;,.int lw, snw jer .lato
Mircli il,
S. V. Meii. XlKti. Co.,
Dutui, On-Knt:.
I.IINTI.K.MKX: On arrivins Imnif .tot
wwr, 1 fmni.l all ufll ntlil Mil V ill I jlm.
I waituiK. Our little girl, viKM ()tlll
" nan wusted avay
tij.w iHiuinls, is now well, strtmir anil
VlI'MDkllu u.,.l .....11 .1. .1 l . '
., i,, uennen lll. IS. Jl.
n .iK f ureJt!? ll""e writ well.
Until of the eh Hi ren liL,.. ii v J
it. loiiL-h C ure has eiire.1 anil kept
j sway all hoareni-ss fron, ,lle. m,,,.,.
j it to every ot.e, will, itrcetin, for all.
ishniK ,,-oti iroH rilv, we are
I lours, Mb. and Miis. J. F. Koki.
! II Toll wl.h l,i f-,.! . . '
r. . ,h " . 1"' """-" Lure,
llpa.l.t... ..... V" -."u"
lT Uklna
MM un.l. ra,! ill,,.
Iti t.u. ailJruialiu.
Euyene Itrect Raii ay.
T1MK CAKI).
After the 4lh of Oet. 1S!M, the aln,.
car, will run n the follo i , tlS
tunc until fmtlur iinli.v. " 1
I.KAMMiTIIK DKI'OT.
I.KAVK THK fXIVKItSTY.
.yw-MSi-SiVVDs:
lirn ev.ry half hu;,r"''-'"-''
(.nrs will h ave pmnintlv on time
IIOLDKX.
rrp t
I
c
Eb'GKNE, OBEQOJI.
)ul!ols Bros., Tropriottirs
FOR ALL POINTS EAST.
LEAVE DEPOT FIFTH SNO I STREETS
ARRIVE
Tha Fust Mall. Tia Hunt-
In ft ton Salt I-ako, Craaba
7:00 Pll
Dally.
or Kamas City, or Tia tipo
icRtit. &linnearolla and St
WOO AM
Paul, witb through service
to Eastern cities.
For Pendleton, La Grande
Baker City, Walla Walla,
Dayton, Colfax, Pullman
Moscow and Idaho iniulim
iiOOTM
Dally.
,8:00 A U
I stations.
f Local mixed train for
8:00 A M
Hood River, Tbe italics
Land Intermediate polnta.
Ex Sun. I
X Bun
Through Pullman sleejierg, touriit kleepe?i
and reclluicK chair cars are attached to throuf h
traini.
For all information, rates, etc., call at city
oflice, corner Washington and Third atreeti
Port laud, or address
W. II. IITRLIJUKT,
Gcueral I'lfesenger Agent.
E. MCNEILL,
Receiver and General Manager,
l'ortlund, Oregon.
K. J. MtCLANAHAN, Agent,
Kugeue.
,leeiers,
EAST
flNO
VIA
SOUTH
The Snasta Route
OF THE
Expreaa Train Teave Portland Daily
South I North
8.60 a m I Lv " Portland Ar i 8:1 a h
1:59 a m I Lv Eneue i.v 3.09 a h
10:45 am Ar E?an Francisco Lv HH) v u
Above trains stop at East Portland, Oregon
Citv. Woodburn, Salem, Turner, Marioc,
Jetfersnn, Albany, Al'-any Junction, llaWy,
H arris burf:, Juuction City, Irving, Euceue,
Creswell, rain and all etatioua from I'.ott
burg to Ashland inclusive.
ntaCEDUQ MAIL, DAILT.
T:i0 a"m"l7v Portland Arj4.4ilim
2.04 p m Lv Kuifene Lvill.i'0-m
5.20piuAr Howjburg LvjoOtlam
oAf.EM PASSENGER, DAILT.
4:00 I, Portland, Ar10:1Qam
6:15 pin A Sulem, Lv8KX)am
DINING CAJ1S ON OGDEN BOUTS. -PULLft&H
BUFFET SLEEPEES
AND
SECOND CLASS SLEEPING l.'ALF,
Attached to (ill through trains.
Weat Ride Division.
BETWEEN PORTLAND AHU OOiiVAl-
HAIL TKAIN DAILY (EXCCTT HUN DAT.)
7:80am I Lv Portland Ar 6.20 pm
12:15 pm Ar ('orvallU I.v m
At Albany and vVrvallin cminert witt.trin
of Oregon Central & Eastern Kail way.
EXFHM8 TBAlIf DAII.T (EXCEPT SUHDAT.)
pm L Portland ArlSi-lOan,
7:2o p m j Ar McMfnnville Lv I fi:oO a n
THROUGH TICKETS to nil Poinu
in the Eastern Slates, Gsuaila aud t'n n p
can be obtained at lowest rates from
L. O. ADAIR, Agent, Engeiic.
RKOKIILKH, K. P KUMK11S,
Mauaer, Asst. Cr, F. nd l'a.s Air
PUIIT1.ANI. nUKfil
do you
Miff
CH
peUIX LS 3.-'JK S
tu
arsthaor-'nal and only PilKNCil. n.fear'f r-
liable ou, on tLe market. k:i.- . . c'v
maiti UoDuine sold only hy
OPBI'lts A DELANO D.ugglui and
ageuu, fciiKtiie, Orugon.
Summons.
In tbe Ciiruii Court of the. State of Orrgoa
fir the ilouuty of L'liie.
Jacob Aru, I'i innll, )
ts
Elm Neppler Am, Defendant )
'luEixi tJ!f r Am, Ibe above rhh,m1
defend ill :
Id the iin.e ut ibe S'ate rf Ore goo: Y.m
are her. by rq-nrid to appfar aLd ao.ar
he eoniiiiiiinl (,f ll.t ahrive tinmed rlninlifl
i t the above entitled cenit now nu tile with
the clerk ol sid court on or before Ibo first
day of Hie n. it n gnlar term ihertof, t
wit: on Mi tday, ibe sreoed (2) il") c-t
iliiieo. lWUu; auil yon are hereby nnlifi'd
that if you fail lo a-petr and answer sii I
complaint as hereby required the plmtitiuT
will apply lo Ibe ahovu entitled cuiiit lor
the lellel prayrd for in bis complaint ea
flla tin rein, to-avjt; for a decree in ll,8
above solitltd conrt diisolving the bim.ls of
niattimony nmr di.iing between its
pUiniiff si. it delicdrnt tbovenanieJ
This siiiiimins ispnblishid in the Ec
nsxK Gcaiio bv onl-r of the Honorable J !
fnlienon, Jude ol sid Conrt. Duly msl
i Chambers st Ko thuiv. Oregon, on tbil
Jlst day of December, lii'Jo.
WtATumroRi) & Wtirr,
Attorneya for I'laioiiu.
J Prnt:r r.irnsR sn. rt.it nr-ft
LLZ Dllri. A, ' ll 11 S.rKtlj t in" Mrt
, r. t, r4ulm n thwr
1. CM.MOIM, tJTTVnU(T J
A nitwio u uiw liamwilj.
AS A PREVENTIVE
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CURE
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