t)AJLY EUGENE U.1OT).
Friday, - - feb. 21.18OG.
FOR
Popular Brands of
Tobacco and Cigars,
-CALL ON
JULIUS GOLDSMITH.
Headquarters
Soda Works.
for the Eugene
The day's length is now 11 hours.
Dr. Fin ley, denliat.room 3,Dutin blk.
The raspberry bushes are leaving
out.
For axlo greaso and oil go to Preston
& Hale's.
Get your fresh fish at James1 market
9th street tomorrow.
Fresh garden seod In bulk.
F L (,'HAMIIKIIH.
If you want a good saddle or harness
sea Preston & Hale's.
The meat markets are all displaying
a very flue quality of meals.
Tinware of all kinds.
F. Ii. ClIAMIII'.IIS.
Hale
Got harness oil of Preston &
and oil your harness,
The weather forecast for tonight Is
rain; for tomorrow, fair and cooler.
Cook's Cotton Hoot Compound;
a recent discovery. At Ykkinu
ton's drugstore.
The IJettman store room lu being
repapcred and otherwise Improved pre
paratory to being occupied by K Han-
ion.
Now Is the time to piune your tree
All kinds of pruning Unls at a
F Jj Chamhkkh.
Attend the lecture of Hon B IS
Beokman, of Portland, tonight, before
the Advancement Club. H will be a
literary feast.
A Q Holden presented the lOngluo
Company with a box of clgius last
evening, and the same win greatly
appreciated by the boys.
bHILOH'H CUKB, the great Cough
and Croup Curo, Is In great demand
Pocket size contains twenty-five doses
only aic. Chllilreii love It. Hold by
Henderson It Linn.
"Give me i liver regulator nn.l I can
regulate tho world," said a genius.
The druifulst handed him a liolllo of
DeWltl's Little Karly liisurs, the fa.
mous little pills.
OsnuitN & PkI.ano.
Captain Sweeney 0. H. A., Han Di
ego, Cal., says: "Shllo's Catarrh
lteinoily Is tho first medicine I have
evor found that would do mo any
food." Prlco fiOc. Henderson A
dun.
II P Iienson has secured a position
In the llutte, Montana, loot ball team
as quarter back and will lcavo for that
place In a few days. Until the season
opens he will occupy a prominent po
sition lu a premlnent mercantile firm
of that city.
Quick In elfect, heals and leaves no
car. Burning, scaly skin eruptions
quickly cured by DeW'ltt'i Witch
I Intel Halve. Applied to burns, scalds,
old sores, It Is magical In e fleet. Al
ways cures piles,
j)r. Wiitolighby, tUtai parlors.
Dr. Finley, cleiitliit.room. 3,Dunu blk
I Tho BroiUl-Axo Is quite lively to
I day.
I Tomorrow Is Washington's birth
day. The banks will remain closed tomor
row. When you want a whip go to l'res
, ton A Hale.
Glass cut and put in to older.
F. L. Chambkks.
Dr. Driver, Evolution, M f. cnurcn,
Feb. iitilh and 2!)th.
It rained some last night, but Is fair
and sunny again today.
Attend the creamery meeting at tho
court house tomorrow afternoon.
Wood's Piiohi-iiodine, the great
English Itcmcdy. At Yebinoton'b.
II F Laugunour, formerly a resident
of this county, is no located at Kiowa,
Colorado.
The Wkeki.y Guahd, with supple
ment, was issued toduy. Buy a copy;
only 6 cents.
8edon in his humorous and Artistic
Entertainment Feb, 27th, at 8-30 p
m at Villurd Hall.
Get your curry combs and brushes
at Prcstou & Hale's.
Tomorrow being a legal holiday the
postolllee will remain open only from
0 to 12 a in and from 2 to 3 p ni.
It not only is so, it must bo so, One
Minute Cough Curo acts quickly, and
that's what makes It go.
Ohuuhn & DeL.vno.
Yonkors Statesman: He They say
Ohiiuiin Jt DkIjAno.
Keep away from Cripple Creek.
Hera la the situation: "Twenty-four
dead men lylag on slabs In the morgue
at Cripple Creek, victims of hunger,
exposure, pneumonia and suicide
eighteen of Hit burled unldenlllledl"
Gloom It cast o'er the lot of the
schoolboy who rejtlces in holidays.
He hat discovered that not only Wash
ington's blrthdaj, but Decoration day
aud tho Fourth of July fall on fiutur-
day. Two of t lie's make hi in loso
dayt oir, and even the "Fourlh" lit
would rather have on smut other day.
The American Beauty owes her pre
tige more to a clear complexion than
to any other atti Unite. A cup of
Parka' Tea will enable anyone to pos
tern this. It clears tho skin and re
move pimples and that sallow, mud
dy look. Parks' Ti n is used bv thous
ands of Indie for the complexion.
Without being a catharllo llcunw con
ttlpatlon. Hold by A. Ykhinuton.
If (hers Is any one thing that needs
to be purified, it Is politics, to the rs
formor says, and many agree thereto.
But blood tells, and at a blood purltltr
and liver corrector Hlmmons I.iver
lUinilstor is the best medicine. "I
lire It In preference to any other." So
savsH M11tih.I1, of Mlddlcport, Ohio,
and l)r A H Itumtll, of Farinville, Ya,
writes: "It fulfills all you promise for
It."
disease is ccmmunicntcd from one per
son to another by kissing. She Well,
you nppcur to ho pretty healthy.
A high liver witli a torpid liver will
not be a long liver. Correct the liver
with Do Witt's Little Early ltiseis,
little pills that cure dyspepsia and constipation.
OtiUCHN & 1'Bl.AJU.
A cup of Parks' Tea at n'ght moves
(ho bowels in the morning without
pain or discomfort. It is a great
health giver and blood purifier, bold
by A. Ykhinuton.
One Mintito Cough Curo touches
the right spot. II also touches the
right time it you take It when you
have a cough or cold. Beo the point?
Then don't cough.
OHHIIItN & DkLano.
A lingular fact lint been discovered
III Judno McGinn's department of the
state circuit court. Since tho 2-"lh of
Junuary there have been 14 easel dis
posed of, and all of them but one have
l.an fur Iho defendant. Tho one ex
ception was a disagreement.
Dqn'l invito disappointment by ex
perimenting. Depend upon Ono Min
ute Cough Cure and you have imme
diate relief. It cures croup. The only
harmless remedy that produces Imme
diate results. . .
UHltUll.N S UKIMNU.
KAKL'8 CLOVER BOOT will pu
rify your blood, clear your complexion
regulate your bowels ana maxes your
head us clear as a bell. 25c, 6Uc, nncl
$1.00. Henderson & Eton.
Parks' Cough Hyrup cures Coughs
olds and Consumiition. Mrs. Cath
erlno Black of Lo Hoy, N. Y., sovb:
look ono bottle of Parks' )ugh Hyrup.
It acted like magic. Stopped my
cough and I am perfectly well now."
Hold by A. 1 KKINUTON.
J E Blundell of Douglas, (tbe con
denied muni savs 111 a letter: "Per
in It mo to say that I am not a candi
date for legislative honon. I have had
all the abuse, all the honor and all the
emoluments belonging to that office,
and am now ready and willing to hold
the ladder fir somt other poor fellow
to climb."
There have been a good many dell
cate suggestions about churoh choirs
lu the past and their predilection to
snats among themselves Is of course
proverbial, but what seems to cap the
climax is tilt report that a iscar ora
minister has fired hit choir and choir
master bodily for the most remarkable
discovery that Ills choir left the church
for the beer saloon between tho songs.
How easy It Is to figure. Here
onio from tht Fossil Journal: "At
cost of $1300 tho Gilliam County Hlieep
men's Piotecllve I'nlon has paid for
tho scalps of 1300 coyotes. One hai
Just to think of tho progeny that thine
KlOOvarmlts would lliave brought Into
tht world if permitted to die a natural
deatli to realize the Incalculable bene
fit the bounty has lieen to the sheep
men of this count;-. It Is safe to say
that each coyote slays al lepst flvt
sheep annually, worth $10 anyway. It
is a common tight now to are little
pigs running at large all over the May.
vllle flat. Before the days of tht boun-1
ty It was unsafe to let them get out of J
sight."
Aiultitt t'oiitiriiiittioii.
CorvallU Gazette: There Is lilu-ly to j
bes spirited contest over the continua
tion of Ilefereo Woodcock's report next
T.iesday, when Judge Fullerton will
sit in special session to hear arguments
pro and con of the several attorneys
luterested. Objections to the report
have been filed by Nash and Booth, as
attorneys for Wiu M Hong, Geo S Coe,
trustee, T E Hogg and W II Burns, et
ttl; Johnson fc Hutlord anil Snow &
McCamunt for insurance companies,
who claim priority of payment on
their receiver's certificates; and I, N
Fllnn for D B Montcith, Jehn A
Crawford, W L Vance, First National
Bunk of Albany, and L ! linn. Wil
son and Hufl'ord ok for conformation
of that portion of the report relating to
Btntou county's tax claim. J w uun-
can. attornsy for I.inn county's tax
claim, and John Burnett and IS E
Wilson, renresenting the clulm or
school dlst. No 9, also aak that the re-
n.irt bo confirmed. Weatherford
Wyatt ask to have the report modified
sous to allow Llucolu county $3,334
claimed as taxes for the year J892
Foster on the Weather.
Foster's last bulletiu gave forecasts
of tht ttorm wave to cross the conti
nent from 17th to 21st, and the next
will reach tho Pacific Coast about the
22d, cross the west of Itockies country
by close of 23d, and the great central
valleys 24th to 20th, Eastern states
27lh.
This disturbance will bring extremes
of temperature and radical weather
changes with high temperatures pro
ceeding Hie next storm wave. ,
The warm wave will cross the west
of Itockies country about 22d, great
central valleys 24th, Eastern states,
2'jth. Cool wave will cross Hit west of
Hockies country about 25th, great cen
tral valleys 27th, Eastern ttateB 29th.
SlOO lUnardSIIHI.
11.. A,li-nnf this miner will lo lilessc-d to
leant thnt there la til lettht one dreaded J tserse
thiit iiMeiiee lias bt'i-a able lo euro lu all
alugea, anil tlial i Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh
Cure U the only nositive cure known to the
mtilieal Iraternllv. uaiarrn uennr a ..-"iinwi'i-tlonal
dfsesse, requires a constitutional treat
ment. Hall's Catarrh Cure in taken internally,
aellim ilireetly ujioii tho Wood and mucous
Htirfueesof ihesy-tem, therehy doslroyhlK the
foundation o the disease, and giving the -tlent
strength by building up Ihocoustltillloii
ami assisting nature lo do Its work. Tho nro-
irietors liavo so inuc-ri liuin in us eiiriiiive
lowers, that they oiler one Hundred Dollars
'or any ease that it tails to curo. bend lor list
ol testimonials. ri
r. J. unr-.Mii i,u., iotcu,w.
Sold by Druggists, Vac.
! maher mi linnnn niiiM Lmm
'k.. iu5 Him I'n lu Hie First;
; mi "" i !
! Hound. !
See Our Beautiful Show
Dress Goods Window.
Seechl to the ?'
S4n Francisco. Feb. 2l.4p.in.
The light took place at 4 p ...
between Fit.-lmmons and -Maher.
In Hie first round Fit- knocked out
Malier, wilh a rightjiannlw.
KX1KBTA1XJ1KST.
tlll.OMAh
Pur-
BOOTS! BOOTS!!
Doi.lak Wheat. Pendleton Tri-
buue: The wheat market is steauny
advancing and Borne dialers predict
dollar wheat withiu a year, 'the
causo which forces tho price of wheat
up are many. Tho American crop or
1894 wat short, the Arttcntine crops oi
1894 and 1S95 were short, the India
crop, which usually cuis a uig ugure
in tho world'i supply, Is very short
owing to the droughts lu Hint country.
Uussia Is holding her crop in anticipa
tion of a rise in price. Austialla usually
draws on India for her supply, but Is
uow Importing from tho United Stutes.
South Alrlea usually gels her supply
fruiu Argentina, but is drawing on the
United States. Taking the short crops
of India and Argentina, and the prob
abilities of war in consideration tho
price of wheat Is bound to advance.
ToNIOHT'8 LtCTUliK. The Ucttlte
at Mount's hall tonight by Hon B B
Bcekman, of Portland, on "Tin Need
of a Dlsllnstivt Policy in our National
Development," which la to bo givon
under the auspicits of the Advance
ment club, promises to be highly Inter
esting and full of rich thought. Mr
Beckuian is a son of Hon C C Brek
man, of Poitland, a member of the
board of regents of the University of
Oregon, and is a graduate of tho uni
versity, lit also held a posltlt n as
Instructor In the university for a short
period after graduation. The Irclure
tonight will ba free and the public is
cordially invited to attcud.
Tt'WHAV KVKNINd, MaKCH "U1.
Puiker's opera house has been en
gaged for a concert to lie given by Miss
lieiisiuorc of this city and Mi's War
ner, Instructor of tnunlc ill the Drain
Normal School, assisted by oilier tal
ent well known here, uinier the
auspices of the ladles of the music
committee of the First Congregational
church. Thli w ill be a rare treat.
Some one yet unknown tiuiglarlous
ly tntered the brewery at Koseburg
Wednesday night, and tapped 12 bar
rels of beer, thus ruining about $1G0
worth of the liquid. It was evidently
spltework.
RfDVS I'll K aiHIWIlOKY.
I, ptiarniitM..! to etiri. I'Ll.-s and ConstlnatlOll
! .ir imnu-y refunded, ."si cents ikt Send
i two staini.s li.r elreular and Vr sample to
i MAKI lN Kl'l'Y. lleglslerrd l'l-ar:iiaclsl.lncas-
ter, I'a. N( IvsTll.s AiswKaso. For sale by all
; llrst i-las. driiKgists everya lu-re, and in Kugctie
j Orvgou by Ostium .V l)eljin
For Sai.k. A good part Jersey
milk cow for sale. Inquire at Wells
Fargo express office.
I.iwt In this city, a part of a gold
link culVbMlon. Finder please leave at
this ofllco.
f,. tbu li'reA keatlillS I'01"11
ker s Opera House on Kebril
ary 22utl.
Prof Baright, ,Misa DeLashmut and
Mrs Linn are having regular rehearsals
and everything indicates a successful
evening's entertainment.
.
Scenes from Koger Dct'nverly, Hia
watha and Kvangelino will be among
the principal numbers of tho pro
gramme. .
The minuet by local artists will bo
a pleasing number.
i-i... ii.!..iinxs. soul's and readings
will all be colonial representations.
. 1
A lot of Utile folks have on Interest
ing part on the programme.
w
The Colonial Tea will be presided
over by tleorgeand Martha Wiifliing
t in, assisted by the maids of honor
in costume.
Tickets on sale (it Henderson &
Linn's. Admission 2u0 and 3-"c. Re
freshments 10c.
A Millionaire to llauif.
A few dnvs ago a Missouri jury con
victed Dr Arthur Ducstrow ot murder
in the lirst degree, and he will shortly
lie sentenced and hanged for his crime.
This man is said lo be worth a million
dollars. About two years ago, in a
ilriiiiki'ti mi'i1. ho killfit his wife and
chilil. J-le linn 1111 ninny uiuukiiiub
ofdullarf, in h ollorts to e-capo the
law. It is :.m Hint tie puid Iuh lend
iiiK t'oiinel JoO.OOO iw h ivtainer find at
iVnst us mucli ntraiu as urelrenhe.H."
Hi-sides wliich 1)9 hiri'il able and eiwtly
BHHislants to hin chief. And, t o the
dist-redit of tha proh-vi(ni lo it ftntri,
healo hiit'tl many "eminent med leal
expcrla" to prove hi inanity. AH
that wraith rotild do to save DuvhImw
wusdone. Never! hi'less liu was found
found nuilty, aud in in a fair way to bo
hanged.
Slinkrrinron llnppf 1 oiiuiuiiilly
It is said, but the Bhaitr who ehak because
heortn t hcl lc t hy 110 menus o hpjr intlivt
dnal. St fhHkfs tin- pe ron trnulilctl with chills
ami IYvit. 'I he uivfiiiiB ami rhii'llf rirnj n-n-Httlion
in folluwpl t'y no hv-f a I'lniiuiMmmely.
burning It-viT, whtch In fcjl'ow.tl by a lurrwltri.
tUrii tu.th that Iravrs the unhappy fiiMtTcr "ti!
weak m a cat," a mint uniortuiiatu fliiille, by
the way a a cut fur it t.v, is a particularly
museiifar anlnml. I'iuUt the above circiin
arMiintMi vitl HiHininn In ximti uni I UP. What
will recuiKTut Hi Hteitir! Siomnnh Ilitt'-r-'
which eratl.i'Hb-H malarlnl Oift'ftfo In every
; form and rvialni H terrible revaitra uiKiii
the Hfarem. Hera nr-itii'Mit of the liver
alwaH aet'itinpft'ib-s malarial diponler, Ti tin
relief of this t oiunlalut. n.t well as const ii'iitioii
and dv-KiH't.iiln, fltiCHcious and thonnit;h in tl for
kidtier iroubhi, iiervounupss rheiunatlHiii nnd
neuralgia A wltie(;lAti)ful tlnet- tuucA a day,
IUST ARRIVED,
New Pattern Suits,
Wait for our
There will not he anything to equal thsm.
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES.
F. E. DUNN,
THE LEADING MERCHANT
DO
YOU
KNOW.
That we sell shoes. GOOD
shoes. Shoes that wear, and
give you satisfaction all around.
If you don't already know it,
loarnlitfrom
YORAN &SON,
The Shoe Dealers.
Dav Si Hcndersorii Undertakers anc
Embalmers. Cor Wil. and th sts. '
The Discovery Saved Mis Life.
Mr G CuilloneUe, druggist, Delivers
ville, 111., says: "To Dr King's Kew
Discovery I owe my life. Was taken
ill with la grippe and tried nil the phy
sicians for miles alimt, but of no avail,
and was ;iiven up and told I could not
lives. Having Dr King's New Dis
covery lu my store, I sent for a bottle
ami began its use and from the first
dose begun to get better, and after
using 3 bottles was up and aliout
again. It is wortli its weight in gold.
We won't keep store or house without
it." (Jet a free trial bottle at Hender
son & Linn's drug store.
UluM'llnir Whispers.
Mnnv neonle never realize what lifu
is until iliey hold communion with
nature from behind the handle- bar.
(Jood authorities unsure us that it is
not possibW to coast into heaven on a
poor record.
'Titan extremely frigid day when
tlie cynic is finable to kick at some
thing. No one laughs louder at a cycle Joke
than tlm man who wants the bystand
ers to believe that ho understands it.
Any man is justilled in "putting on
airs" wliile engaged in equipping
a wheel with pneumatics.
Dr Roland D Grain has resigned tiie
pastorate of tlio Portland Haplist
church.
Old Kentucky
LIQUOR HOUSE,
W. BEKSKAW, Proprietor.
Keejis Mm licst braiulB of
WHISKEY, BRANDY, SIM,
ASD-
All Kinds of Wines.
Also the Celebrated SCHLITZ
MILWAUKEE BliEK on ilrauslit.
GO TO, ,
"DEACON'S"
FOR TUB LCAWKC HK.tNliS OP
CIGAHS and TOBACCO,
..ALSO..
Con'33tian3Py, NjIs anj Sih Water
-FRUITS IN SEASON.-
Best Helecitd line of smoker articles in ton
CITY"
The streets are begining to get dusty.
Travel on the railroad is light no
Some fine stall fed iieef is displayed
ill Fisher A Walkin's market.
Tho Salvaliou Army people held
services in the couiily Jail this nfter
lioou. The Christian Kndcavore rs of I he
stale are milking great preparations for
tie tlate convention whieh will be
held in Ore-gou City April 14, 15 and
lti.
An order for fifty car loads of lumbei
from ialt Lake City was recently
filled in Portland, the him be laden
cant passed through Kugcue on tiie
Southern Pacillc road on the way to
Salt Lake, via Siicramento, so we are
Informed.
Pendleton K O: Other towns in
Oregon may te interested in Katning
that Pendleton i'-as leen cni-ci!ed to
get out her street sprinkler lor the sea
son. All over tin) fields rain and
snow have fallen so ti e grain Is plen
tifully supplied with moisture, but our
mud and disagreeable weather has all
gone.
Thk Itoe-K P1..1:. The open build
ing erected north of the Jail by the city
to shelter a rock pile, which lias beMi
provided for the benefit of pri-oners,
is now oomph-led, and a pile of rocks
has bef 11 procured and p aced in posi
tion. Tile rocks wliich will he used
on the start sre river boulders. There
Is now one prisoner in th ei!y jail
and he will l itrmid with a sle.lue
hammer and sit to work 1 mimliiiir
the rocks in the niorniuir.
M. O. WILKINS,
Utorrjey. Stenographer.
Official Reporter Second
Judicial District.
OrneK over F. K. IH'N.VS.
First floor west of Day & Hender
son's furniture store, 7th st.
Half block from Willamette il.
GIVE US A TRIAL
GRIFFIN & CO. Props.
HORSES FOR SALE.
W. KUYKEflDALL, H. D.,
Phy sician and Surgeon.
Office in Chris man Block.
Pl-vdul niton t Ion lo r.ixRi-ry. and rargica di
Smoke
LA GREMA,
Ten cent;
il. of 0. Queen of llcar
Five cent
Cigars.
DAY & HENDERSON,
nn nnil llnJnuIn Lllllf
UIIUWHlli&
lini.iTii
1 111 111 I 111 I
j
1 11
7th and Willamette Streets.
To tho Citizens of Lane County.
Wamkh. I.aily or c luiiati to
canrass at fi tW H rday. lies! ol seller.
1'all at Kugetic House nt once,
M. I:. lit.ATTV.
' A ra'rn wo ask you to buy Home Mailo ''' ;1' c'"llf
and (timiiI as fori iijn mad.. Vail'1''
! We have for the past year, and will for this year, sell you ',0"''Jt'f,r (jutJ-
ware ( lieap. r Thau Any Dealer ini.alie County, Biid "f a much j ,jt
it y, and our tinners liuv I h"ir liviim at home: w-hv not you ". 1. t'-
(jiKvb In HauiwB'p and Sloves we are willing to work cheap i"r '
Thanking you f..r pat favors, we ask a continuance f .v":,r
lit ttie tlil.t I low l.uililnif, oppiwilc UL'ARI) olth-e. f
GRIFFIN HARDWARE00
Wo desire to reduca our stock In this line and will sell all of
j FofNO. Part of a nohl
button. Owner can have
our-
$3.,r)0 Boots
2.00 Hoots
for
for
$3.00
2.00
Come at once while the sizes are
complete.
AX BILLY.
TRY
WHITE SQUADRON
Mocha and Java Coffee
IcallliiK ' Ibis oftlce and
1 this ad.
link cull'
same by
paying for
-also our
Early Hrenkfnst Coffee.
GRAY eS: SON.
Join the
A.
Inquire
of your neighbor tor
particulars.
A. E. WOOD.
GENERAL GROCER
WILLAMETTE STREET.