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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EUUJfiXE GUAltD. I. h. CAMPBELL, Publisher. Pj'jUbIiwI every evcutng of Uie week, Sunday tr:ii-4. A'Mrwm all communication!, and miiiu ait remittancea payable to the Kljbse fi.'f.u, i"'ifiic, OfeRoii. aUIMCr.III'IUN UATKK: iKiiYertJ by carrier, j.Tr wwsk I Dtiiv&rcd by carrier, per inontu W by wail, one year (lu advance) 7 M Hs ruoutlii 3 76 One wouih ' t! Initio C0jl 6 Will not be wnt by mail to any addre. 'or any length of time, unleai paid in adranca. (WUU.Y.) On y:or (iu advance).. Hix month . - 12 W 1 00 Advertltiii ratea mMe known on application. Entered aa cood-clau matter at the Zugme, Oregon, poatofflea. WEDNESDAY, - JAN. 29, 1806. Tlio appropriation oiado the last IcgiHlature for the support of the University of Oregon is 130, 000 per annum. The matter of the election of United States senators by tho vote of the people at the ballot hx in stead of by the legislature iB receiv ing constantly increasing attrition and constantly increasing advo cacy. That and other reform are sure to beoome the law of the land before many more years roll around. Salem Post: It is decidedly un fair to chargo any of the extrava gant items in the last appropria tion bill to Secretary Kincaid. He had nothing whatever to do in get ting up the bill, and regrets many of its items as much as the poorcpl taxpayer can. If it were not for the secretary, there would ho much more wasto than thore really is. At a caucus of tho Keptiblican members of the Kentucky legisla ture, eligibility of four Doniocratio momborB. whose scats have not been contested, wus discussed, and a resolution is to bo introduced asking for an investigation as to tho eligibility of these four Demo crats. In cuso they suncecd in un seating those Democrats tin y will bo nhlo to eloot a republican sena tor. Albany Democrat: At a peo ple's party meeting in Sulein S. C. Jory offered the following resolu tion: "Whereas, a lurgo in id in fluential portion of tho pcoplo's party favor fusion with other parties," it should bo resolved that tho meeting repudiato such an "un holy alliance" which might bo ex pected to "earn contomptand court defeat." A vory hot time followed, J V Kobortson, Judgo I!oi.o and others opposing the rosolulion, though a majority probably favored it. No action was taken, the meeting ending in confusion. Somotimo before the cl.no of Governor l'.iinoycr's term of offico a number of actions were instituted in nearly all the counties of tho state to rocover from banks any urns of money which may liave escheated to tho stale by reason of a lapse of seven years since the do posit was made. Ilia supremo court has just rendered a division on one of thoso cases which was appealod from Multnomah county, to the effect that the action cannot be maintained unless some particu lar fund is alleged to exist. That tho action cannot bo commenced in order to hunt up somo property which might have escheated to tho stato. Kvory day we are told how noar Brown, the Douglas county mur derer is to being captured, and is "J . . . ! !I WOUld 1)6 lOUiiah to lot A liyoilO ! tuko him nliv, and will uiuloubtvJ-1 1 1 t.. - ir . i I jr WHtim in. p. ..;, Mlbeniofneop,. h.we tv-ea cured n I i. much pains boon taken tu lioUl him when in confinement as 1m been taken to ca pi nra him sinoo his escape, he wouhl not now bo a fren man. All mon, even critninal.o lift vo friontlfl, and could be expected to take advAnUgo of nxwh opKr- ttinities of wcajo as wero otlVrci! ! Itrown. Hit e0Ae mny havcWn I the mult of a plot which, if made n ,ick hndxhtt mmmtm wn,tirJl. public, noilld creato A eil!atian, ' Von- coatrd tonpu, p(vr r.rHtitr, indigva ... , V Hon, windrbclchingi and kindrrddernure but the plot WOUld h i V0 pruved a mrnts of the liver, RtouMch and bowetv failure if Wnmn hnd been treated ' ONCE l'St-l. ALWAYS IN FAVOR. as auy man under sentence of ' d tilth by hanging should be. Governor Jiradley,o( Kentucky, i has taken steps to put a stop to lynching and mob las in that state, which has flourished of late owing to tho authorities taking uo steps to punish tiie parties practic ing mob law. He has sent a specail message to his legislature urging the passage of a law mak ing the county responsible for at least f 2,500 to the widow or heir of any person who may be lynched in tho county. When the county authorities find themselves obliged to pay heavily fur permitting su:h outrages, they will undoubtedly take to punishing those who com pose the mob, and thus put a stop to the outrages. All laws should be respected and in forced. Laws are a detriment, rattier man a benefit to society, if not enforced. Wind berry's Latest News. Jan. L7, '06. TUe reservation on Windberry is in a flourishing condition. Jem McUee is acting as chief during the temporary absence of I lie head chlof, I'M Luce. Tlio agency lias been vacant since Adiiinsiin linn stepped down and out but tome think Jim Fruzlor, of Fall Creek, will net tlio position, as lie is a frequent visitor at tlio Red Fro:it. The Ited Front as a hotel is a howl ing success, as boarders are numerous. H N Carter has beon employed as chief cook and bottle wuulier ut the lied Front for a few duys. Get there, Harry. Our two young doctors, James and Henry Carter, have just returned from the Middle Fork after a three or four days' absence at the bedside of a col oied young lady, who was down with some Kind of fits. They left their patient doing well. JP IloiC, of Fall Creek, made a fly- in trip to the reservation Saturday Geo Yuuns was a caller at the Rod Front Huuday. ' I would warn people who travel the Windberry road to look out fur a would-be Jcbho James. The only dif ference between tlio ancient and mod ern Is the former committed uwuult and bnttery for gain and the latter for "the fuu of it." Ru.sti.ek. Not so Nick As Thev Tiiouomt. Fast Orrjjoulun: Two young Pendle ton boys went forth to seek their fort linen, found them not and returned home. They are now perfectly will Ing to remain at home and await ma turity brlore going away from psrentul control and rare. Friday afternoon, houis Denpnlu and Rny Tomllrnon left Pendleton and headed westward. They are only about 12 years old. Their trip was on foot and thay finally reached Umatilla, where they were found by Deputy United Slntei Marshal llcntley and brought home Sunday. The boys walked all III way from Pendleton to Umatilla, 44 miles, and had a rather Dugh exper ience. Tho llyet Sugar Factory at Watson- vlllo, Cul, owned by Cltius Hpreckles, began tu slice beeta Sept S und unit Deo 14, after working 77,145 tons ot roots Into 10,01") tons of refined gran ulated sugar. Tlio yield per acre aver aged about 11 tons of bctts or 1J tons sugar. I'rlco paid for beets delivered at factory 14 per ton. CHEMICAL ANALYSIS and a careful micro scopical r lamina tion oi the urine, is a valtiaMc aid in drtc rniinittff tb nature of many t chronic ilincnsea. of the ucrvoua ajratem. Wood, liv er, kidneys, and bladder. The aids make It xi aible to treat atich ftilly at adUtance, without peronnl exnmi. nation of thr jt.it.tnt. lhu Hrisht' Dia eae of tho Kidney, lmlanimauon of the PI adder, Crave), and other Iic:vr of the Urinary Orpin, " Uver Complaint, " Iy pepsia, or lmliiteMion, Dropsy and many other maladira are aiicc? iftillr tm.tr il and cured without personal ctmnultrttum with the phyauian. Nervoua Irh..ltT. whether rrsultlncr rVnm over-itudr, worry, tltMppintment, or from exhauttinir drain upon the avMr-tn muvt! by prentclous aecrct habit contractrd in youth, throttfih iiinorance of their niinona ronaeouencea, ia ucceafullr m .-in throne h corrrtnomW nee. the nrcc!ur Wnte for queatit.n blank, or dc!K-nle your ce. tend aampte of urine for an.lyi and wMoh conuin" rrpnttld phoSphi and full names and Address of vn-ti num. wt. AililrrM, Woild'. Iiprn.arv Mcdi cl Awocialion, to.i Main Si., Uutlalo, N. V. Dr. PIERCE'S PLEASANT PELLETS "WIS 60GD FOR EVERYBODY Almost everybody takes some laxative medicine to cleanse the system and ke?p the blood pure. Those who take SIMMONS LIVER RIiGULATOR (iiqud or powder) cet all the benefits of a mild and pleasant laxative and tonic th.it purifies the LIuod and strengthens the whole svstem. And more than this: SIMMONS I.IVER REGU LATOR regulates the Liver, keens it active and healthy, and when uie Liver is in good condition you find yourself free fron Malaria, Biliousness, Indigestion, Sici:- Headache and Constipation, and rid oi that worn out and debilitated feeling. These are all caused Vy a sluggish Liver. Good digestion and freedom from stomach troubles will only ba h.;d when Uie liver is properly at work. If troubled with any of these complaints, trv SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR. The Kine of Liver Medi cines, and Better than Filis. PACK AG E Ftjui the Z Stamp In red on wrapper. J. II. Zellin & Co., Phi la., Pa. The Loff&n Mono of Iand's iDU. Tho most celebrated rooking stono In England is thut known as tho Logan, Loggan or Logging stone. It la situated on tbo summit of a bold promontory of granite about 11 mileB from Land's End, In MouDt's bay, Cornwall. It is estimated to weigh about 00 tons; yot It Is so nicoly balanced that a child can move It with one hand. Tho pivot upon which tho stono rests is a small, hnrd protrusion, on all sides of which tho whole surrounding sur face has worn away, leaving tho onormous bowlder standing upon a narrow nook so exactly and evoDiypjised that a touoh sots tho whole moKB to rocking. In tho logon d ary loro of Penzance tboro Is a prophecy to tho cfToct thut tbo Logan stono will stand until the day of theoiidof the world, wbon It will fall of its o:n accord just before und as a token of the ending of all earthly things. Several yearsago a young English lieutenant, who did not believe n prophecies, hired a force of men, who re paired to tho spot and with ropes, crow bars and lovers, threw the great stono from its plunoclo. When the authorities hoard of the destruction of the old land mark, thoy forced tho young officer at great oxpengo to replace the stone just as ho had found it. Homo claim that tbo poiBo Is not so equal now as It wus beforo tho lncldunt just related. St. Louis He public. Ilrokeu II ear U. Wo often hoar of broken hearts, and usu ally with a smllo of incredulity, as though such a thing wuro not possible. Medical science h;is discovered that a literally brokon heart Is by noim-amos uncommon as ono might fancy. A physician won re cently called to a patient, a lady of middle ago, who had oxierlenced a severe rdiock. lie found her dead, and as there was sums dlsauRtdon as to tho cause of death, an au topsy was held, revealing tho fact that tho heart had burnt at one side. Heart fail ure ns a causo of death Is about oh satis factory 04 to my "one dies for lack of breath," heart fail urn being merely a re sult of clearly defined conditions, Uroken hearts can uwdly be brought alntut by a diet of sweetmeats, with a free uso of fer mented ll(iiors. Those weaken the tlfiues of tho heart and pnvu ttio way for a tniddon dissolution. It has been supposed that fatty degenerntlou of tlio heart was an in ourublo dltieaKO, but this Is another popu lar error, an such conditions are positively ournhlo by a suitable diet and proper med ical treatment. New York Ledger. LlchtcneU Orlet "SliO has Ihm'ii thrloe married f And all three husbands clradF Hho him had a tor rlhlu experleneo.M "Yen; but. then, sho has a brother who Is an undertaker, and ho always gives her a gmnl deal off." lioston Transcript. Tho "IMIgrim PngruMn" wiunrstpuo lUhed on tho 31st of August, lilTS, and on tho Hume date ten ymrs Inter Its great au thur parsed to his rwt. J. L. PAGE, DEAT.KK IX Groceries Mnvlni; it I.nrao nnd l'omp!t-l stork of Staple niul Kniipy Ornrprira Imught , iu (H bt'.tt riinrkt-tsi, ! EXCLUSIVELY FOB GASH, I I ran oiler the pulilic U'ttir prices tlmii any oilier Unu-e In Kucne. I'rote! c all Kltjs taken at Market Prlcfs. j. f. ford; (I'lMU-flUt,) Of Dm Min-, t. w, writi. nn.liT dU Mrvh 2;t, Ki3-. . II. Mr.ii. Mm. Co.. Uufur, On'ftnf, (J knti.km KN : On Hrrivilm Inline liwt n k, 1 funinl nil well nn.l nnxloiHly WBitinR. ttnr little pirt, eiKlit m, one-! ImlfyeninoM, who Imd wniteil swav' to :S uih!k. U now well, strung nnil vlipinum, mid well lleslie.l up. 8. 11.1 ('oiik)i ( lire lia. done it work well. I H. th of Hie eliil.ln-ii like It. Your S. It. Tonsil funs liR?i euml nml kept ftwny all lionniiH from nie. Soplvel it to every one, with greeting for all.' Vihlnij voii pniH-ritv, we are i Youin, Mk. ami Mks. J. K. Kokd. tfyouwlthto tnl tn-.h .ml i-',..-l tn.l r..-lt t.r tlw -::Tt'iis, work. ,-1. t,,. aytm min ino iirxiRrn,1 .nil t.lvor id IW( or IhuH d.-i A wt-,-k. fk'Itl mi.l,-. i-xillr,-tim'ti- N cm r home b,- nil .ir I r i.kiuf , J. S. 1ATKKY, '.';'!clii :mJ I'll- i: i T. .flirns.'H, S. H. .5i!i. Jb.. ! iPir-sl 'tonal Banki &1 Oi Eugene. Paid up tssS Capital MO ,000 Surplus and Profits, SaO.OOO Eugene - - Oregon. A treu.r) huikint bu.lntM lon n nvmu .M.trra bitrbt drft. oa.NKlV YOh.il;, CHt'AGO, HAN HIANOISCO and IDKi I.KSU, OKEGON. of eicluuii-e eold 03 fcrr.en ountrlM. UfKiiUr(ii7iubjeot to oh.'k or iwrtin ct of rtepo.it , A;l colltimiB eotnuted too. vill recti" prcDipt attention. Lane County Bank. (Established lu 1W..) EUGENE, OREGON. A general Banking business Inall branches transacted on favorable terms. A. G. 1IOVEY, President. J. M. AURAMS, Cashier. A. O. HOVKY, Jk., Asst. C'ashr. TAKE -LIVERINE- -FOR TIIE LIVER ADD COHSTIPATIOH. For Sa!s bj Ail Drugotsts. intra! Market, 1 PROPRIETORS. Will keep constantly or. hnd a full supply of BEEF, MUTTON, PORK and VEAL, Which they will sell at the lowest uiitrket prices. A lalrsaare of toe pnlllt patronage solicited. :-TO THE FAHMEKS- : We will pay the highest markot price fur Fat Cuttle, Hogs and Sheep. Shop on Willamette St., EUGENE, OKEGON. fiflrMt'Dts deliTered to any part ot tho city ln.-o ot clt.rgt!. CITY Livery and Feed Stable. First dour west of Day & Hender son's furniture store, 7th st. Half block from Willamette, at. m GIVE US A TRIAL GRIFFIN & GO. Props. HORSES FOR F - A LADY'S TOILET Is not complete without 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. Im'.rt upon having tbs ccsaino. 1 fjuilPLEKIOM poiiei's i;0 IT IS FDR Ml IvtDVttiiiDt NOTfci-: roit rni.i.ic.ATiON Lin 1 Office at Itna- Ih.m, Or . J-ii:iiitrv l' t Notifo is lutpl'j girrn llia'i lha f(.. r ltij( tiniM ,it. r h likd notice rf bi in- trillion to Dlnke 111 irnol in Mll(i, ( hi. claim,n,l lb il said proof will be at tx fon-Joi-I War.-, t S C C C-iniiuinniu. rat Kimei.c. l.wt c..i.ulr, Orn n. on F. bru.rr i-2, 1S'.. Vic C-hirl.a W l.Tor... Gn.,.1ih ot lll Minor Heir, nf Jnhn V.L.n; i. on h.un. lsd nitry No 3:'S7 lor the . m -4, so nw '4 lot 3, ec . to 18 . r 7 w. 11 n.r-i'S th? foHuwii g aitnrfurs to prova hi. etnioinn.ini rr.i itace up.irj auj en InrHlino of aid lard, it: Williiiii T t'o rliu, S:cihoc Piv ai d Allrn I'bn-tiiu. all "I Ivi.on, tlrtou, ami ilrhj ilniii t' L;ona, (.( Wnll ni. tirtiili. It l. Vhivh, lieyitter !I0. 8. DOnHlS. Attorney and Cnu::i(U'"-nt-L,au i ' SupniM Court of tim aUectioo, and Sutiialatttntion (fiveu to couection. nattn in prulyite. I., h. STrvEKfc 0. A. butwm DORRIS & STEVENS, A TTOKSKY-AT-I-.A w, tUtiKNK, OP.H'JO.S vificK-Ovei-iwc Couuty Bank. J. M. W1LLI..'S, ATTORNEY : AT : LAW. COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY. Iloom 5 uialrjtuclon;' Bloci, 9th itreet L.BII.YEU. - J.K.YOUNO. BILYEU& YOUNG, Attokkeys-at-Law, Kl'&KSE, OltKGON. jjjr- Jlflua tllsi Flret Natloual Usui. K O. roTTEK. II. T. CONDON POTTER & CONDON, Auorneys-at-Law. EJUE.SE. OUit'iON. i.'y" Oint-K-In CoilHer's block. F. C. MATTES ON, Attorney-at-Law. Office With A. C. Woodcock. tfS-SDCcial Attention Given to Collection A. C. WOODCOCK, ATTORNEY AT LAW. ui ncs-Jue-liRlf block Miuth of Chrlsmau'i Blot-i, Kt:oE.SE, : : OREGON. J. WALTON. Attrney-at-Law, Li.OKNK.UHStiON. j'.-A' u,iia'rr, Walion'H b"iotk. Vr ii: i i;oiit;i lav: i.rf.:lict n r!I thucourts ti this atdUv H. D. NORTON, LAWYER Hiionis 1 and 2 over First National liu 11k. B. F. HAMELL, M. D. PilYSIClHH AND SURGEON. Office over Eaum's clothing Store. 0. E. LOOMIS, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. . Ofllce up-talni in shellon block over Oeo. llall ti bou 1 grocery .tore. Private telephone Inside the door fur tails day or night. DR. J. W. HARRIS, t i lyhician ad Surgeon ' J;-c over JlenJerson tV Llnu'sUrug Hture. iT-u-e Hue us: v in l'.'a. in.;2 tofi ivud 7vk '. ic. ! .icu Fwrry stnet between v.'tl. tnd;!i DR. G. W. BIDDLE, 1 DENTIST, nor on.jr nn-t-clM-s work. Tho lntmt im. iiuir,nv,lls ierms lunderntf. Ofltcr ntul rcMilt-ncc on olive ftlrtfi, between Filth mid sixth nn-ftf, cue block wist f Miiinfu; Hotel. 8888CS833S38880 63 GOLDEN I WEST 1 BAKING POWDER 8 C7 K E A SONS WHY 7u fttiouid tuir it. t. It is m.nle tlpht here i-.t home, w 2. It l tnndo ot th? rcry finet nmtfria. Ami 1 (.usnxntvkA in vivy ni-ptf t t ;nl or .' mjujiior to ilio i r y b ; t. 3. The cipki rJiir.rt, (.t tm y i:tl: t':- I t.- ir-'-:. i inoilC t It' I i IK' IlOt M. i , 88 O 88 Q cut 88 CAN YCU ASX F(i:i Cloit k l..r,.iv. r.,rt 88. Old Kentucky LIQUOR HOUSE, W. K. REHSHAW, Proprietor. Ke. r -he Bet brand, ol WHISKEY, BRANDY, GIN, -A Nil All Kinds of Wines. Also the CeUlriilnl K'HLITZ MILWAUKEE HEEKoi. draughu 8,W FOR ALT. 1'OrVTu . ."" LEVE DEPOT FIFTH AND I STREETS I ... 1 1 1 ho Kant Mali; 7U llijnrr ir.gtou Salt Lake, 1 1,..",1, r:00 P M Iially. kalie. Mlmu-a ill. aafl'S If A H Paul, with through K-rtic.; '' For l'endltnn. I ann... 7:l I' M Daily. T!Wr fit. l.-:n ... VH. llavton. Colfax. I'lill.-..?' S:f All Moscow and Idaho minim i tlaliolll, 8 Li.cal mixed train tor Hood River. Th 7., ! 8:00 A M x bua.l " tuna. I . . Throuch Pullman lr,.i-.,. ......rr-i-i-S ...mnun point.. for all Information, rate., etc. call ., -olUce, corner Washington and Thlrii .! Portland, or addreu ,lrll W. H. HL'RLBURT E. MCNEILL, O""' All Kecelver nd General Manager l'ortland, Oregon. K. J.. McCLAKAIlAN, Agent, EAST AND SOUTH VIA The Snasta Route OF THE The SoutiiernPaciflc ft ExprcBB Trains Leave P.irtlaud i3outh I 8.60 a :u Lv " Portland ArTiHTTT; 1:59 a m Lv Euxeue l.T a ng , : 10:40 am I Ar ban rancmcf, Lv I (i ii, , J "m" ........ u. ..nr.. x oriianu. IItm Oitv, Woodburn, Snlem, Turner. J,? Harrisburu, Junction City, lrvioL'pi!' I '........II ll.nin ....11 Ul..ll '-""W, bur to ABbland iix-hihive. R '880060 MAIL, DAILY. oO a in Lv Portland Ar Jiri.. 2.04 p nijLv EiiK.ua Lvlliifc. 5.20pmAr ltoebnrf Lv8, OAI.EM PA8SENQKR, DA1LT. 4rUU II. Portland, Ar10:!Si 0:15 p I A Salem, LvUk. DINING CABS ON OGDEN B0UTI rULLBAK B0ITLT SLEEPEKi AND SFCOXD CLASS SLI KPIKG VM;t, Attached to all Ihtongli train.. Went Pide DIvMcn. BE1WEES P0KILASD AI.D (.-V . H.IU. THA1M DAII.T (EXCEIT SrNluT.J 7!iiiLi J'ortlard Ar I C "0 w 12:15 rm I Ar '..rv:.ll Lf 135,', At Albany and vWvalli. connect aitrtai of Oregon Central Si EuBtern KauVav. EXrBEHB TBA1K DAILY (EXCEPT SC.DAt.) :!" I m I l.v Portland Arl.VWn u in I Ar McMlunviila I.vI.'ilMIi. THROUGH TICKETS to nil ,, in ihfl F-usterD Btatea, Canada and Enrrp oan be ortamrd at lowept rntpB frola li U. AL'AIli, Acer,!, tnrrai, U KOKHI.Klt, E. P HOOKIIS, MiMiacr, Awt. G. F. had Ytiv .Af P11KTLAM1. iJ:l lil f SPECIAL. W'e will plve, free of clinre to cus tomers during December, who par Id advance, for photographs or titto work, to the amount of one dozen CUc i nets, one copy of our 7xU booklet titled: "PuOlosramrES ol lie Uclrasitr of Drtjn" This fine woik ia vnlued at fl.M.lut retailed at 'ou. Get in line before it Is late, i' y would have pictures flinched In tint for Xnias and the Holidays. WINTER PHOTO COMPANY. Eugene Street Railway. TIME CARD. After the 4 l of Oct. 1894, the nlmt car- will run on the following scheduli lime null! further notice. i.:aviko the depot. 7:10 7:40 SriO-MO 9:10-9:40-10.'00.ni. then every h:f iiour. LEAVE THE USIVEKSTY. 7:ii-7:0o St'Jl-Sao-Bj-BBO-lOdS KO, then ev.ry l.alfliour. t lira will leave promptly 011 lime. 11. V. IIOLDKN. mi t imm nml other cc-f. 1 rt-j. i:. ''"' iiHerrtsoant. THE ARNOLD Chf '.iiCAL CO. l5l8.Weterot.oi.., CHM c f.iovys TH DOWELS IN K(ir.lel Yrnmon rh fmrtdrM V HKIIMia TO. IITJIK. fl. T1 "Si IE BRUM'S 0. 1)1 - ,rTlVl AS A ftin'i"r CUB STEEL BHD Pffl ML jf rth)o-'ina.ind n'r Tl '. .f.i liable cx?. on th nrnrh''. toiU (ieoninoMilUontj by , j agetiin, Kii(Viip, uufoT). P- NIGHT 3 i-. v.-i ., r. ., . " e il mu' 1 -i-l r .1 1 j im ii iiiil. -ofl