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DAILY EUGENE GUARD. I. L. CAMPBELL, I'tiL-Hulicr. i-ilbllalied every miming ol the week, Sunday. i.lod. Addrcaa all cooimunlcatioiu, and mala all ii-mltlaiicw jx.yal.le to tha Etoam i.i'iu. Eugene, Oregon. ii;BS;KIlT10N KATES: UallYernd by earlier, r Mk I M Delivered by carrier, por uioulh "& My mall, one year (lu advance) 7 -r Six mouths 3"4 Ouemiflith "A atoxic coplca 6 Will nut be aent by mall to any addrul. 'or any length ol lime, unleM paid In advance. (WKKKLV.) One yoar lu advance) I- 0 all, uloutha 1 00 Vlvortliliig ratos mnde known on application. Tho A. P. A. spook is agitating Roeeburg. J The Orcgonian has never loved j Mr. Woodcock with true brotherly affection since he exposed the bb teesmcnt frauds practiced in Portland. Kntered ai accond-claik matter at tho Eugene, .jrcirnn, poalodlve. THURSDAY. - - FEB. 13, 1890. A PLAIN TALK AliOUT FIS10X. Such a majority as that held by tho republicans in tho last legisla ture is dangerouB, and from its almost unlimited power to control legislation loses all sense of respon- sibility, especially when uiampu luted by a shrewd and unprin cipled politician like Jo Simon. Had there been a respectable min' ority in the legislature, (he major ity, in all likelihood, would have redoomed their pledges, and tho stato would not now be suffering from an increase of taxation. The dominant party is again seeking power and through its clubs and county organizations makes tho same pledges that wuro so shamefully ignored and broken two yoars ago. Can they be trusted again with unlimited power? The excuse has heon made that tho uiiBavory record was tho result of tho contest over the senatorship. From every indication that contest will bo fought over, perhaps more bitterly than before. The welfare of tho stato and peo' plo demands a minority ropr6sonla tion that will hold the majority to a Bonus of the responsibility resting upon it. Any sonsiblo unprcju diced person who candidly reviows tho situation cannot but admit this can only be secured by a union of minority parties. Without such union it is ns certain as the sun will rise tomorrow that tho nicuv ship will bo practically republican Tako your choice The morning after tho last legislature adjourned tho Orcgonian bad this paragraph: "Such a result! A legislature winch tho peoplo elected to do cor tain thiinB that were distinctly promised, yet nothing dnno at all, except that which is wholly ovil. There is no reduction of official ex travagance; an opportunity to which the peoplo had looked for ward lor relict was wholly wasted appropriations exceeding in prodi gality and extravagauco those of mo last legislature, under which tho peoplo groaned. ho will have tho faco to ak tho olection cf another republican legislature?" Tho recent war talk seems to have revived war memories to1 such un extent that some of the partici pants in tho last one aro fighting it all over again in tho newsparicrs, Mr. McKinley might persuade tho Canadian authorities to run now boundary lino that would tako in enough of Mnino to includo Mr. Reed's birthplace, thus making him ineligible as a presidential candidate Talk about hard times when San Francisco people paid over f 0,000 to hear a dudo pianist pound tho ivory for three nights. Men, women and children Mood in line all night to get tho first chance on tho opening of the box office. Tickets commanded from II to $5 premium. The San Francisco Chronicle) of fered a prim of a silver cup to all babies born in tho Paoifio coast states of California, Oregon and Washington on last Christmas day. Tho population of theso threo states was increased by 113 births on that day, and each baby received its cnp. The Chroniclo did not make a fair offer. It should have been made the first months of tho year to there would have been general competition. It would be a very small ho!e that Spaugh could not now crawl into. By his arbitrary act he has got the peoples party into a fine state of confudion regarding times of holding conventions. The peoples party holdB its coun ty convention in Eugene tomorrow. A committee appointed by the democratic central committee will muke overtures looking to a fusion of reform and independent forces. Wall street was eurprbeJ that any other section of the country had money to invest in governmei t bonds. There is always plenty of money in the United States to buy anything worth having, and an abundance left over to pay cash for such worthless trillcs as titles. The last authoritative declara tion of the principles of the demo cratic party was made at tho state convention held at ABtoria in April 1891. That convention passed resolutions favoring the initiative and referendum and free coinage of silver. PIm Away Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets To any one sending name and address to us on a postal card. price Used, Tfacy are Alwayi In Favor. Hence, our object in sending them out broadcast -ON TRIAL- They absolutely cure Sick Hemhelie, BU iouMicss, Constipation, Coated Toiiffiie, Poor Appetite, Dyspepsia and kindred derange tncnta of the Stomach, Uvcr mid Ilowtis. Don't accept some substitute said to be ust as good." 7V substUute costs the dealer less. It cats you ABOUT the same. HIS profit is in the "just as good." WHERE IS YOURS? Addreu for Prkb B ample. World'! Dispensary Medical Aiaoclatloo, Mb. US Malm St, BUFFALO, N. K ISOTICF OF FINAL 8KTTI.KMKXT, N.-liea tt horehy -riven that V 8 le, a-1-minintrttor of Iha etata nf John Taylor, do epMttl, Iim hied In the county court of l.ana county, Oregon, liiii fttinl acvonnt of tho ml ininintrntinn of Mid eUte and will court Iim made an order Ning iHatunlay, March 7th. IKltl, at 11 o'cliKik In the fi-woium of aaM dny aa th time, and the Court llottue in aaiil orninty a the nlace fnr ftnnl c lamination and taiiiif on aaid final account and all jurnon inltreatrri in the tame are htrhy not) tied to prvarnt in writing mh objection a thry may wiih t make to aaid tinal account on or before aaid day any hour. W. S. ,K, Administrator of the KataU ot .John Taylor, deceased. lated atKuene, Ore,, February S, lS'.HV . NOTICE FOU runucATiox. I.aii.1 OftWe at Hom-burn, Oregon, February 10, 1N.W. Notice U hrri'by given that the follow lt -named aeUler baa nbd notice of bia in tuition to nmka final proof Id hup port of bia claim, and that aaid proof will be mnde before Joel Ware, if H C C Com- mirtiiioiter, at Kutfrne, Oregon, on March 'J., iS'.ltf. via: Charlea C llolcnmh on homiHtend eutrr No COM for the ft 4, aee 3 J, tp Hi a, fi V.nnt, He- namea tne follow Ipr wlturpfea to prove bia crnttnuca.; reaideiice ihhd and cultivation of, i-aid land, lit: Htuiy Holcoiuh. dialer 0Ti. Marion C lUfiaamt Kirk Tattick. all of 1. abnrg. wrrgou. li M VRITt ff, '" CtO. B. DCFfilS. ! Attorney and Vmnindlor 1 at-Law, IITIU, ri.ACTICK IN TMK C'JUKTS i V of tle Hecuud Jmlicial DliUict cd in le Supnina Court of this State, i Sptcial atUntion k-iven to coUat tlona and 1 rattera in probatf . ! 0. A. POBK18. 1. L. 8TEVKHM ' DORRIS & STEVENS, Attornly-at-La w, KI liENE. OKEIION vjrrn Ovor Lanu County nana Agood thing-push it alon i J. M. WILLIAM8, ATTORNEY : AT : LAW. j COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY, i lloom 5 uuln, lludon'n Uliick, 9th atreet. i L. uaYBU. J- E- VOUNO. ; 13ILY KU & YOUNG, i Attokneys-at-Law, i tl'GKNF., ORE'iON. i n-Oinil-ovcrFtret National Bauk. vnn a r r r,.-x.CZr II UmiMPOT FIFTH AND 'STREi f ' Ho Y,n Mail, Tj. i'ri-i-" :00 ? Mi I or Kaiiaclti Daily. U bam-. M1,,m'.Li,r,v;i,11 i ii. liHhiern cult-'".! ' f 1-or I'enUletoii.'udr. ' Baker tlty, u ffif'll I'ayton. tow., ".., 7 'Hl, li';ow andlUahouS.': 'v. Train.. " " " w i or an imorrnallon, rale, M. . fortlard.or :iddrw "4 u" tn,. ! . O. POTTER. H. T. CONDON pjrr ER & CONDON, Attorneys-at-Law. j EUGENE, 0RKU0.V". -jg Orrica In CountT'u block. F. C MATTESON, Attorney-at-Law. Office With A. C. Woodcock. fiffiTSDeclal Attention Given to Collections. The largest piece of GOOD tobacco ever sold for io cents Lane County Bank. (Hutalillihfl In EUGENE, OREGON. A goneral Banking business In all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. O. 1IOVKY, Precid.-nt. J. M. AltilAMrt, Cnsliit-r. A. U. ICOVKY, JR., Aat. Cashr. T. O. liKNIIKICKa, I'renldi'lit. S. U. Har.k, .In., fftrtliior First National San Ot Eugene. Paid up Ics'.i Capital $S0,)0 Surplus anil Prunts, $50,0(10 Eugene - - Oregon A general bnnkinit him, new don oo m.nnb aMeUirtna. Hijht draft on MOW YUK, ClI.t'AtiO, HAN KKANCISl'O and HUU' L4NU, OHKdON. BilU of axctiance k1.1 no forrln nountrjia. OevmiU nclTl aubjeot to check or curtiti oaU of tMft. All colUctWii aotnvteJ to oi will rooive prompt attcnvloo. Central-Market. in A. C. WOODCOCK, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Oi Fiil-Ouc-!ialf block touth ol Ctirlamau'a KUOKNK, : : OKEQOX. .1. J. WALTON, Attorney-at-Law, KlUKKH.OKKuON. ('fyi' iii-firHrii. WuH4Mi'a block. in i n a nr. 1 thiH 3UIL-. PRO P K1ETO RS. Will keep constantly on hand a full supply ol BEEF, MUTTON, PORK and VEAL, Which they will sell nt tho lowest ninrket prices. A lair snare oltne public patronage sollclte! :-T()TIIK KAUMERS.-: We will piiy the lilhest limlkut price for Fut t'lilllc, lliifra uiul Hluep. Shop on Willamette St., EUGENE, OREGON. H. D. NORTON, LAWYER. Rooms 1 ami 2 over First National Bunk. Moats delivered to anv i.art of Hit eitv free of charge. A LADY'S TOILET la not complete without an ideal J. L. PAGE, HKAIKR IV- NOTICE FOU ri'lU.ICATlON. Land Olhc at Koncbnrc, Or. January III, IMK). Not l hrn-l-T ciren lhat thf lollnw. init-naiunl avitlrr haa HI. 'I tioli r nlhia Intt-ntlon to ninka tlnal Moot in auhlHtrt of bia oliiim, and that aaid pioot will mali-tx-fora A C Jtmiiini;, eoniitr clrk of l.tna counlr, lr . at Kui;fna, Oregon, on JVb niir? 41. I Mil, Ti: ImoS. 1i,t on noma. atad mlrt No 64 7or lh K J;Ml ',, E 1 ; 8 W ' .ro I'J l'p IS 8, U 7 W,vit. 11a nam tlia following wilm-a-i-a to proTa bia mnltnunna rratdnca ntn and rnltiralion of, itd land, via: Allfn Chaplain, William T ronulina,. Johul'haataiD, auj Altxrl Waulni all of lTiaon Oregon. It M Viutmt, Ktiater. Groceries Hnviiij; a I.arite and CoinplcU- atoi k of tilnple nnd Fancy Groceries bought ill tho best iiiarUeta, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, I can oiler tho public belter prices than any other hmiHo In F.UKene. Proto or allKltilstatei a! Market Prices. EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS,Proprietor. i-taff leave KiiKeito Mondavi and Thura-! tHy at o'fl.K-ka. m , panKoni arrtrltiK at i-ifn'mTintMiRjioimwmit ai io n'rim-h a. 111. Knirutiipt t'(i-icii(t'r-i lt-atP Kluivlirv Tues day ami KrliUys nt W tVi-ltvl, a. m., affWlnn In Knitenv the iu-M day at 7 p. ui, S1NUI K KAKK r- W HttrM) run- "'; $t Tiekets (r Mle at K. ItatisV UverT horn. Kh gene, oral Hunt ,V lavu;urt'a ,.illro 111 r-tncv. nOMPLEKSOIJ pozzonts Combines every element of beauty and purity. It is beauti fying, soothing, healing, health ful, anil harmless, and when rightly used is invisible. A most delicate and desirable protection to the face in this climate. Iniirt npsn h7i-g tho gontiino. B. F. HAMELL, M. D. PHYSICIAN !M SURGEON Office over Baum's clothing Slore. iO. E. LOOMIS, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. Ofllee uji-Btalra in Pholton Work over Geo. T. Hall Ai Son l grucer atorc Privtttu telephone inniiie the door for culls day or night. DK. J. W. HARRIS, fliybiuiun a i id Surgeon :;.if over l.endi-raon & Uun'iUrug Store. vru e kh: u to 12a. in.; a to 5 aud 7 v n It cm a-tit-v Kerrj itret Utweu Villi and U-i j DR. G. W. BIDDLE, DENTIST, Pool nn y Hrn claw work. Tha latrtt Im ; prnTemMiia usnl. l.rm miHletate. urnwand -'- "rc-i. wiwecn rum ana Sixth BlrveK, one blotk m ul Mlminou run n IVrRTWHERE. KJI J. F. FORD, (livangrli.t,) Of Dai Moinn. li wa, wrttM nu lrr data March 1!:1, lS'At; 8. B. Mkii. JIko. Vn., Dufur, Oregon. Oknti.kmkn: tin nrrivlni; hnnie lu-t week, I found all well anil nnxfomlv waiting. Our little irirl, eh:ht nt... on.' lialf year;, old, who had wasliii aw nv to 3.S M)imils, i now well, stmiift anil vidimus, ami well llcshed lip. s. It. ("oinh Cure biv dime its work well ll'Mli of the children like It. Your S It. Touch Cure Inn cured anil kept away all hoaroncs. from me. So pive n ui everyone, wiui RTiHtin;- for all WIshiiiR you pnM-rity, we are iuuis, ,,in. AMI .11 KS. J. f , KoKI). It ion wlh l.i fret frr.h .ml c!,. i.r;,il. and ".iy L"r.V"" I"'- rl.-aiiv ll..- v.ioi irilh the llradaelir and l.ivir 1:111,., .,, aoid mi.lera l-o-IIWe niiarantte y vm i r holt,,. !) all .irmgiiu. not "i i k toc it i i rroTisT 88e8S8SS8S8S88 85 "va-il'-' l W 88 88 O 88 88 GOLDEN WEST BAKING POWDER 31tr.AfINS H II V you a.-iuiiul buy lu I. It Is made rliilit fore nt home, a. It lamnde of tlif Tory flna-t rnnloria.a atnl ts X'l" rnritcn-;! In f.i ry nin, I iM ial or superior lo tlm ior b M. 3. Th.T m ikers -iirnnli-.- r tin ntrl ciery ci-'.'i-Millliiiri.4-1 i., rel : moiH' ::itlamMbI' . CAH YOJ A3X FOU ciwt li .ri'.im.j., v 88 O O 9 i 088ffi8S38J380i3g6iJ8O J. S. IACKKY. Wntclica mid CliK'k. lifairiil. I t I.I M , OBi l.nl, Soldi- ii lift, hy livn il.i.i ibnilu,ir ainuti) baa ! n . ) in 1, ,) ,T , reilit .d I.no r.Miuti. Or c'.n. adminia. lr-.lt r I lh , at.,!. nf f.l.i..n II u U" il , , ll.fllfp dc-aid aid all prriolm b.vinK elailna tfili-t f-aitl mtfite aio h.r.bv roqn.at.,1 i pr.jonl ib n.init- il.ilv oiitlid In K R killT,1rlh at hi oiTi. a iu E iK-i-n.-a itbin sis ni-'-ti'b' frotu tin-d ill- lifi.fif. liallil l r.,i(ii liu, t.brllitv .h 1-.W M II 11.IL W, K R .-nrn-oarn. AJuuuiMrator A 1 17 for taUla. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. LandOffl. o at Ro bntp, O,. gt,, w ,. . . . .11. lSSUi .V'tlf-t. la hen-hy gir. 0 Hint Ibe (ollownij aanwd ,tl if, ha hl.rl noli,, of bi. int. n" tiiill to ronkt- flnl , ...nt :.. ... claim and that aaid ,,..( . ill ho mj be. ! fora J.10I , iTau c Onmnii..ii,ar at r.nffoifk. Oregon l 1. i. ...... . - - - - -. " ...,,.! m, I--JH, v"-., .i"f rranira 0,1 horaoatoad enuv I No 1 Ifio for tba uw ne i4, ,,0 3i l(, ,J 1 Ha nu.,w ibe following wi.no..,, ti proT. bi. cr.niirmona rfid. tee dm .d , enllnation ol aaid land, tiz- 1 1 StohoTiek, Alound r 11,-Ma.tara iJo'biia Taylor, ri.mui I Uoiix-r. all ol Fall j l-retk, Oregon. I R. M. Vtarca, Kf-tiiatt r. Oe 1b il 11 7. ro r ji I'aily. E. Mr X KILL, jieceivur ami liencral Manstt i'ortlniiU. uniitm. r. w-"-HfI.ErB 'riyon. t- J-il-mSAHAS,A l EAST OUTK VIA The Snasta R0ut( OF 1UE Express Truina Laavo P.irtlMil Si.utli I 8.50 a 111 I Ly Purtlaml 'AT;Ti-- l:fi9atnl,v Knutne 1-v i Sin ' 10:45 am I Ar ban Franciaco 1 r ' nu.,.o ...lino v i i on iii'ii fTif.v. Wnoflliilrn Sl... .letfiiraon, Alliiiny, Albuny Juiiutii,n n ' ilurrUhuiK, J uucliim Cily, irvinir li J" (Jrenwell, Drain and all lulinin 1 burgf to Aahlai,d ii.-uiuniie. UuSFIIUllO MAIL, I1A1U. 8 ."iO a m I.v Portland AtU., 2.U4 l mil.v r.UL-ea 1,11,:. ii.iu if uifvf jviwenurLi LvBtio n.M.EM PASSENGER. DAILY. :!" I. Portland. AnlDll.. 6:15 p A Salcoi, Ll Kill., DINING CARS ON OGDES ItOHl PULLSAS BOlTETSLEEr-ii AND arcoMi class si.ikpiu a:.- AttiMibt-il lo u'l tbrongb Uau Weit Hide TliviH:u. nriWEBN mkti.aso Ann i KAIL TRAIN IIAII.I (ETCEIT rIHL 7:S0aiuI.y Portland Ar !. 12:15 pin I Ar I'orVBlll. l.r I m, , At Albany anil vVrvalliii rijinort artita: of ures'im lnotrnl l'.uatorn hmmi;, EXfltEHa TRAIN 1IA1LT I EXCEPT Sl'KIilL) AM pmI,v '..rtlniid AttSHi. 1 :it p m I Ai Mi:Mlunville LflJii THROUGH TICKETS to all M in tbo Eftatorn StatFR, C'ltnula and In onn be otitiiinod at lowent tuteRfrom li. O. ADAM, Aernl, t'o(t R KOKH1.KR, E. P KdliKKj, Mnnairar, Aa-t. ii. V. aorlFwAr POKT1.AM". l-litl.i.; Eugene Street Rakj. TIJIK CAItn. After the -Uli of Oct. ISM, tlie Hi' cars will run nn the fnllinviuj; sclmlti tune until further notice. I.KAVIXO TlIU liKIDT. 7:10-7:40 8:10-8:40 0:10-!):40-l(i:Ms.t then every half iinur. I.KAVK T1IK IMVKItSTV. 7:25-7 AS-8:li-8i-:2'i-,.iS0-Io:liik then every half hour Cum n ill leave promptly 011 lin. II. V. H0I.UE.V m-S " tJ vli.rlia, in.iu K 1 1 ..... n, Mt" r .1.U..I1. (lu." K..h.-.- !;, j I LCeVti ,"11, f 1 Ikc aiVJiil .1 r.bSfSl'al C4 I I El S. Weatara Aienua. 8 A r""-s -3 V. OP Irv-"''- -...i.iil-l - .-.i:.. - . MOVES 7KE CC-.VEU3W Tl'F rAnRTINu 3BXlgagV'TrCT3 hor a.o l Yorlmton lb 1 B - --s SI5'"rl.W"-a- rs mii LAD steel E3rr;:::ry.;i;. arathao---' rc. WHt H A lit. I ANO agfiitu, KiiKHUH. r-t-.-n- NOTICE FOR rfM-HMTIO!'- Lnd OO! at .ehiint. "'? , II, I"-. Nolle in b.rel.y tiv.ti lb" namid aolll. r L.ia Hied n -''' ' ., 1 liou 10 riokf B"ai '.t rs .Oppfrt ifli C-alul, and ' fjC' ( IP will lu itim.Io b f. tl Conimi'.i.ioi . r, a' r 'u " ' . , v.it ,i,h 1 .-:,. u: -.- vSt- h,.m.i. ait ,, rr S ' " '"' " ...I.) T.. 11: ." It I Vital ... ... . ,. - ,ri.. . iim n, in. a 'no i-'i"""- iF nm. i. o..rtl lli-tia cnllirali n if a:d I n '. 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