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.- ' " 1 DAILY KUGiiXE GUAIID. I. L. CAMPBELL. Publisher. i'u Wished every evening of the week, Suadajrg eiocpwtl. AddruM all coiamuuicaMoui, and iidko all romltiaucei payable to the Euokne U"4iu, KugL'tie, Oregon, SUIUUKIFTION KATKti : (IM1LY.) Uellrerud by carrier, per week I '-'0 Delivered by carrier, per month 76 liy mall, one yuHr(iu advance) 7 60 Six iflonthf 3 76 Une mouth UlnKle copies 6 Will not be sent by mail to any addreu. 'or any length of time, unleai paid In adraiic. (WSIKLY.) Olio year (lu advance) 12 00 sir M'tnthi 1 00 AdvortlnluivraluB mule known ou application. KnLurud an second-class matter at the Eugene, Orutfon, pOBtolBee. FRIDAY, - - MARCH 13, 1896. A STOHY OK BILL, XYE. When Nye was appointed post maater at Laramie by Firnt Aesiat ant Postirmnter General Hutton lie wrote a letter to that nfTieiul con gratulating the nation upon the wiisdom that had led to his (Nye's) appointment; but when a year or two after, ill-health having driven him away from Laramie, he was forced to resign, his letter of resignation was perhaps the most unique documont that has ever passed into the national archives. He explained how the safe combination was set, also how to make the office stove draw, and gavesome valuable information as to who should be trusted to box rents, stamps, etc., and gave some charac teristics of the office cat. Also, during the courso of the report, lie took occasion to remark: "There is some mining stock in my private drawor in the safe which I have not removed. Tho stock you may liavo if you desire it. It is a luxury, but ycv.i may ' havo it. I have decided to l:eep a horso instead of this stock. The horse may not bo so pretty, but it will cost less to keep him." A (errifio wavo of heat paBsed over Australia in January. Fir two woeks the temperature was not under 90 degrees and as bili as 122 in the shade.. Horaes dr ipped doad on the streets of theciticn and In tho agricultural districts horses, cattle and sheep died by hundreds in the fields. Many big brush fires occured as a diroct result of tho great heat. llo is now submissive. A recal citrant husband, named Win. Martin, at San Rernardino, Cal., recently fell lioir to $800 and pro oedod to havo a "hi old time" lie blow In a tenth of bis bequest and cams home after midnight when his musoular frau took him in tow. Sho tied him by his thumbs to a hitching post, and belabored him with a blacksnaku until he was dooilo and obedient as a kitten. Klio is spending tho money now. President Harper, of the univer sity of Chicago, is said to be plan ning tho creation of a great rollego of mueio in connection with the institution, the scope of the affair including the erection of a temple to cost 1500,000, which is to he tho home of tho greatest musical con nervatory in tho world. It is esti mated that Dr. Harper is trying to Induce Paderewski to become tho head of the institution, and witli that oiul in view he has arranged for a public reception on March 13, at which tho great pianist will bo tho guest of honor. Jacksonville Times: "This part of Oreg.m, whioh is considerably interested in tho withdrawal of the Cascade limber belt from settle ment, will bo surprised to learn that tho State Hoard of Land Com missioners protest agaiiidt the opening of tho greater portion of tho Cascade reserve (o settlement. Tho President's proclamation was entirely too sweeping, and will prove detrimental to public inter ests in more ways than ono" We can hardly hel ievo that Governor Lord, Hon. II. R. Kincaid and Mr. Irwin, tho land coiuniissi'!irs would liitorjKisc tlicir olijeotioiu lo ) just relief to our people, I Western people watched with in teres t the coupon voting contest of the Record some months ago when silver sentiment scored a big victory over gold in Chicago. By the Record's figures there were two to one of Chicago's voters in favor of hinietaliaui. A canvass of South Rend, lad., by a correspond ent showed 180 in a total of 215 business men to be in favor of silver. In fact, every time the Record has published anything to show sentiment, silver has ecored a winning. Now, in view of these facts, what basis is there then for tho direct and implied asser tions in the Record and other papers that "the silver issue is dead everywhere except in the mining states." How can we reconcile actual figures in favor of silver and the random hut emphatic slate mcnts that the silver fn;ht is over and paBt? If silver is dead, how can we account for the Chicago vote, the South Rend record, etc.? If it is not dead, upon what founda tion do the requiem editorials rest? The west would like to know which is correct, the figures or the assertion. Kastern Ex. Dick Pond, a well-known Umatilla Indian, while drunk went to sleep on the railroad truck and was run over near P udletnn a Few days ago. During the past ten years Indians have been killed in Umatilla county, and nine of tills number met tlielr death while drunk. Two were run ovar by trains and the others were frozen to death or were killed while flighting. How docs Hint, sound to U 8 Judge Itellinger whose decision madelhiB possible. MOTHERS recovering from the illuesa at tending child birth, or who suf f.'fer from the ef fects of disorder, derangements and displace ments of the wo manly organs, will find relief and a permanent cure in Dr. rierce'a Favorite Prescription. Taken during pregnancy, the " Prescription " HAKES CHILDBIRTH EASY by preparing the system for parturition, thus assisting Nature and shortening "labor." The painful ordeal of child birth is robbed of its terrors, and the danger thereof greatly lessened, to both mother and child. The period of confine ment is also greatly shortened, the mother strengthened and built up, and an abundant secretion of nourishment for the child promoted. If THE MARRIED WOMAN be delicate, run-down, or overworked, it worries her husband as well as nerself. This is the proper time to build up her strength ana cure those weaknesses, or ailments, which are the cause of her trouble. l)r. 1'ierce s lavonte Prescrip tion dispels aches and pains, melancholy and nervousness, brings refreshing sleep ana mattes a new woman 01 uer. Mm. AnnAMMrow.of Lorramt.Jtferson Co,tN. r.,wnics: "lhionrfn iiiflcriuK from ulceration and fallm of the womb, foraevenfyeara, or lince the birth of mv younaeat child. I consulted all the phrntdani round here and they gave me upand anld there was no help for me. At lat, almoat diacoiir aged, I be ran taking Dr. fierce' Fnrorile I Pre scription and took five bottles. It it three yearn atnee and I have not had nv r.tiim of thetroutile. I leel very (ratetul, and In fact owe vmi mv life. MM. IfVOW. for 1 do not think I ahould have heen atlra now ll I had not taken your medicine. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office at Roaehurg, Oregon March It). IK90 Notice la hereby aivrn that the following named atltler baa filed notice of hla intention to wake final proof in auppnrt of hie claim and Hint .aid proof will be made be fore Joel Ware, U 8 O C Commimloner, at r.uoene, uri'iion, on Amil W. IS'.Hl. n William W llarpule on homratead entry No MIS for the lota 1, a and 3 of aio6, tp 18 . r 7 weat. He mmea Ihe followine witneaea to piova hi continuous reaiilence upon and cniiiTaiion oi, pain ihdi, via: Klijih Thllnuan, I. J Corneliua, Moac'l Mbea and Charltn Shader. all of Walton Oregon. 11. M. V BATCH, ltcttiater. NOTICE FOB I'UHUCATION. Ltnd Ortice at Koaebnni, Or. March 111. 181XJ. Notice ia hereby nivon that the follow. iuK-nanied acltler baa filed notice ot ji intention to make final nroof in aunnort of hla claim, anil thai aaid pionl will be made before Joel Ware, IIS CC Cominiaiioncr, t Knuine. On viin. on Anril'ill. 18;W. via: Kli,ih Tliurnuui ou bouiealcnd entry Nu ttft'ii for Ih. w ne ae !, nw lotal no o, aic o. ip ia a, r weal. He name the following wiinranca to prove hi contiiiuona reaidence nptin and cnlttvati'in of, paid land, vil: William W HartHilc, L J Oormliin. Mnaea Mabea and Chirlis Shadey, all of iiior, wreg.in. H M Vnn it, lit HlPter. NOTICE FOR FL'IILICATION. L.uid OlTl.w at lii'.cburg, Orepin, March 11, lv.tl. Notiea ia hereby ulven thai Ihe foil' wirg npnittl aettlrr b.ia filed notice of hi inteu. lion to nake final prool in mpporl of hi claim, and that avid proof will be made btfore.lnel Ware, V 8 I' C nniliF.iiner, at iLnpene, Oregon, on ApriU'i. ISlNi. Til: Charley Hinder, on bomeetiad eutry No f;i(i3 for'the i v i, vl a.c X, Ip a, r 6 we.t. He namra the following witnrue to piove hi contii'iioii reaiilence upon and ulltlr:ion of aaid laud, vit: I, Kiiia. John Mrl'ullnnch, Jime Srhriioiif ami C O ll.vn .11 ,,l Il.,ll... t'r'Son. K' a V""',r. W OPT Say! mister! youVe dropped your . -Hi rtJ The largest piece of Good tobacco ever sold for io cents T. G.HzitmtiCKS, President, 8. It, Bakik, Jil, Cashier First National Ol Eugene. Paid up Usb Capital $50,0(,0 Surplus and Profits, $50,04)0 Eugene - - Oregon, A franeral hartacinir btmlaens done on reaaou atiletertna. Hiht draft on NKW Y'MiK. (;iiI(iA(;0, HAN FUANCISCO am. PtUT. tjfVND, OHIKION. Hills of exchauKO totd on foreign couo tries. Deposits rftceiywi subject to check or certiti caie of 1aioflit. All ooUactioni eatniiteii to ai will recolvr prompt attflnUno. Lane County Bank. (Eatabllahed In 18U) EUGENE, OREGON. A general Banking business In all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. O. HOVEY, President. J. M. A Kit A MS, Casliier. A. O. HOVEY, Jr., Ami. Cushr. J. L. PAGE, PEALER IN ROJRiE.S Having a I.arire and Coinplete stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries bought in tin bcM markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR GASH, I can oiler the puhlio better prices than any other house In Eugene. I'roiace of all liens takes at Market Prices. FllfiFNF.FI DRFNIiF " M " 1 I-W1IUI1 WU STAGE LINE, i xj. bjxiv uo, rropriexor. 1 Staff) 1pVl KllVlMlak Vtotlilara ... 1 TKkm. ilayi al a o'olnrk a. m., paMKi'in arrWhiK at HoiYiitihvtlayfoUow.iiR al ly o'clwli a. m. Kfllirilllllf lttBliai,rl !. CM I'l.i..... Tiaual. (layi atl Kriilara at 9 0'rlivka. m., arrUiiiat hi MiirM. ut-xt .lay at 7 1. m. !INM.R FVKK. lm RtU'ND T it I i .I HX. Ttckt'U (or naif at K. Bann' llv.-rr Urn Kit. t"1'. or at Hurvl A l'araiort' flar in Flor. new. J. S. Ll'CKKY, a' xi "Txrx.? x run zn,. Vtt:lif :tul Clocks Kepaiiv,!. VI t.TM:, oiK.t.o.. Central Market, PROPRIETORS. Will keep constantly on hand a lull supply of BEEF, MUTTON, PORK and VEAL, Wliicli tlioy will xell at tho lowest iimrket prices. A fair share oltlB public patronage solicited. :-TO THE FAIIMEI1H.-: Wo will pay the highest inarkot price fur Kut Cattle, Hogs nud Sheep. Shop on Willamette St., EUGENE, OREGON. JSMeata dellTCrrd to any part of tbe city tree of charge. 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. Imlrt upon having th gonalas. IT IS fOfl Wi EVtRrWrltftf. Pyi J. F. FORD, (Evangeli-t.) Ill l)es Mi.inea, I( wa, writn. under ilt March SI, lH'AI: 8. B. Mkii. Mfo. t o., Dufur, On-Koi:. Gknti.kmkx: On arriviiiK hiiiiie l;i,t week, I found all well and ntiximuly wnltini;. Our little girl, eight m, one half years old, who had waste.! nway to 88 pounds, in now w,.l, stmnir and vigorous, aud well fleshed up. y. Jt Cough ('lire hns done its work well. I t to even-one. with ,r.-,ii.'-, r... -n WS"K C TO. ' .' .; .I ."'. ' ".vzrlir J" ,r"h rl" ";'. " with the Headache anil l.ivcr Cine, two or ihiee i!om. a week. . rloeliei, t!i. .v.tu T taklilf! 0olil nmlpra im.iii... o.,'.....,... .VI eenu ner bottle bi all .Irunri.i. NOTll K TO CUKMTOKS. I Is not complete 1 without an ideal ( P.OMPLEXIOIj S PDZZONrs I . .. w a m a irrraHasag Notice i, ,,,., ..,. thennJirjeo;, : oS tZVi Igoed h,a teen ap,,,,,,,,..! tb,. .n.,t, Alfred iln. .1 Xa.ed All ,,-r n. cZl I n", I X , r,, ,'i I " "i"0- ty ""M 10 """" eametoa-idex. ?xCV; " ! x .bi. ,b d of OeMier. I..cd .. Kt-Be,,. F.brj. ,,, nth Xm. j ' ' ' Wl,,UM S4W. t II 11., ,. ... F. It SmrwoRT,,, AdiBitiittratlir, Ally for t -tat. m MHMUM! CEO. B. OOfiRIS. Attorney and Counsellor--at-Law t ..rilL riiACTICK IN THK CJUKIS W of the Second Judicial Diitnct Mid In ,e Supreme Court of Una Stat, c... ii-i .it.nr-on iriven to collection and nutteri in probate. O. A. bORBIS. 1.. L. 6TEYEKV D ORRIS & STEVENS, Attohnhy-at-Law, KUGENK, OBKOON WltE Over I.ane County Bank. J. M. WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY : AT : LAW. COLLECTIONS A BPKOIALT. Koom 5 uoalalra, Rladon' llloca, 9th street. L.BILYKU. J. E. YOUNG. BILYKU & YOUNG, Attorneys-at-Law, EUO&KE, OREGON. f&Ot fick Over Flrit National Bank. -. O. POTTKK. 11. T. CONDON P OTTER & CONDON, Attorneys-at-Law. EUGENE. OKEGON. itSf Office In Couser'a block. A. C. WOODCOCK, ATTORNEY AT LAW. OFFics-Oae-hall block south ol Chrism&a'i Block, J. J. V ALTON,, Attorney-at-Law, KtGENE.OKEUON. OMitp up-BtttTR. Walton's Mock. Wil! c a i.crai lavr praciictia all the court i; this State. H. D. NORTON, LAWYER, Rooms 1 and 2 over First Nutiouul Bank. B. F. HAMELL, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office over Baum's clothing Store. C. E. LOOMIS, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. OfTice up-stalrs in helton bloek over Geo. T. Hall & Boll a grocery atore. Private telephone inside the door for calls day or night. DK. J. W. HARRIS, fhywician and Surgeon Otice over HfUtlerson it Ltuu'i Drug SUire. uffke Hours: to 12a. in.; 2 to 6 aud 7v-ti eiuee-Ferry Rtrvut between liih mu1 IJtii DR. G. W. BIDDLE, DENTIST, Poo on.y first-clnns work. The ntoMt im. pruvtnoiua used. Torms miKleiai;. Otitee ami rt'BlcK'iico on olire street, beiwien Fifth and .ixih n reels oue block west of Miiuiwota OSS383888i88 88 88 88 O GOLDEN 1 WEST I BAKING POWDER 8 e 3 It KA SONS nY uu hoaici buy iu 1. It Is male tight hero r.t home. 9 It bmnrle of tlif very finest mittaTia.s and in iiarnntci-l In every riiK-ti qnnl or fiapcnm- to tlio wry h- i. 3 The tn.i lien minrrr.'- cv : ttn mil every :i f, autlmrjl to rotn :i inoDoy lnt i not aat :-. o 88 CAM YOU ASX FOfl c. 88. .8888iDSSS888888SI NOi'U:K.IF FINAL SK1TI.K.MENT. Xotirw l hereby givrn that W S Lee, ad miniatr iton if the estate n( Julin Tajlur, lie cea.eil, haa fileil in the oiiunty r.iurt of l.ane cniintv, tlreiion, hi. linal acctiiint of the a.l rnini.tratiin of aaiil e.ute ami aaifl court haa ma.le an oH.r rixinp s.tuiUv, March 7di, If 'Hi, at 9 o'clock in the fi.renooT of aahl Hay a the lime, and the Court Ilonae in aaid omnty aa the nlace for fii.al eialnination mH Paminir on aaiil tinal ncv t Kl ,11 Mr.ona intereatert in theaam. nre herehy nolitiei! to P'eaent in writin aich ..l.i.cti..na a Ihev j wIrTu.Vybw ,ocount on or W.8. I.r.r, Ailmini.trator of the e'.tAt., .,f .l..l.' T.. I... lecea.e,l. ' l'al.'l atKuir-ne, Ore . Fehnmrr S, ISM t XhtTJ mil s NuIUTk! Notice i h.reliv gWeii lint the ntolor aiiiue.l William N lor haa Utn out) ap- Executor of Eatate of Ailr-.i wii...,,' .lA ceaeeil, ' IliLYto t tocxo, Attya. lis Hi, ff J KOK ALL PmvVf ill .LEAVE DEPOT FIFTH mt. "lerastMalLfiTn- Upton Salt ui", "W.I. 7:00 P liaily. kun... l,,.....:)' Vf "M. i ... 10 huMcin cHI. ""i ' 7.00 I' M I Hat... I i... 'v.' ' .-""lllld.x i-or iv, i.i . i 1 oily. 8:00 A M hx Hun ndU-ta, chair car. a.!uSjgS ror an lulorinath.ii. rate. .i. . office, rorner M iu.hiin.it,; .;?'Vt,n e, Fortlai.u.or addrtia g u"i e. McNeill, g-K liucciver anil (ietieml ManaM, rortlaud, Ort you ""Her. t-J-MiCUXAUAN, . l"lti EAST 1 SOUTH VIA The Snasta R0ute OF TKF. The Southern Pacific Express Trains linv I'ortUn,! n. i. South " " 1. 8.50 a m I LV Portland iTuT- l:5am l.v K,iBen. Above trains slop at Fart PoiuTtirir" Citv, Woodhurn. r-aUn,, Tumr .leneraou, Alliauy, AlLany Juncj,,, HarriBburii. J unction t'iiv I..i..',. C'reswell, Drain and nil utatinm (Lp burg to Aehlubd ii.climive. IK'SEHl'RII MAIL, uni, 8 SO a m Lv Fortland Atlii. 2.04 p m Lv 5.20 p mAr l-.nnene I, J'.orebuin LrS. a.M.Ell PASSE.VGFR. DAIIT. 4:U0 I. Tortland, ArlMj,, 0:15 p A Salem. Lilsd... -DININU CAltS ON OfiDES KOtH P0LLHAS BUFFET SLEEmt AND SFCOND CLASS SI.KF.PB'iicjuj Attachnl to al! through torn W'et Shle liirfMn. F.tWBI3 P0MLAND ASS (ft,,.. UAll, TBA1H IIAILy (KIt'EPT arxTilt) 7i!0 a ni I Lv Portland ArltSi 12:15 pro I Ar forvaUia It I If, , At Allinuy and Vrvallis opiiehI aiflin if Oregon Ceutrui k Kwtcrn hailatj. EXPREHB Tn.1111 IIAILT (EXCDt KlUtl 1:45 p m L Portland AiH.tlu 7:2b p m j Ar McMlnnville LrlirCu THROUGH TICKETS to ill Pdw in tbe Eattlnrn Hutps, Cutiad ud ht nn be obtaim d at lowest ratfstrom L. G. ADAIU, A?fnt,Eo(tti R KOEHLKHp E. P KCK.EKij, Muai;er, Ant. (J. F. wid PuAf rOKTLAM.. tWui Eugene Street Rafey, TIMKCARD. After the 4lh of Oct. ISdo, tie tm cars will run on the folloingkr4ii tune until further notice. I.EAVINO THE DEI'OT. 7:10-7:40-8:10-S:40 9:10-9:1010)H then every hulf Hour. LEAVE THK r.NIVERSTV. 7:25-7'i.j-8:25-8:o5-9:0,-tij50.10:15i.t then every half hour. Care will leave promptly en Ina. H. W. I10LDD. ..:ii:rH.if ""f'i j'l'i 'ir' ii.' '.-I'iv I - vhs AdtoLD fstsua W 1 131 8. Weati . c" xtrfr'X -.-" IT NIGHT y. THE eCVELSI Yerir.loi. al-thltreni; For sale at LADIES."0 wosso, DR. FELIX LECKUn. CTrri run nttll Aim hit i r n: UIL.LL. 111IU I fc.li -'' aretheo-' linal and only FllHiuia liable or-, on the, marei. - matt, (ienuine aoiu omr " r , M OSIItiRN HK1.ANO D,r.r"" LE B3S?rs!j T. l, . i M " mmm ww?L-'jj---T-Tvrriiiis. NOTICF. FOI1 "bi""1-"-I ..ml Office at ro"l'.nf: Jir r((,;e Notice i. hen by til''navd"'olH; inn named eeill. r ha r t J inteution loov.ke ll. ,.ilt" hia claim, ard mn -"' .. cr, - before Joel W'lre, I . ,3 , ' .l.m.t.FF..ri..ii";'1", 7li.,M lor lite " , f in to a, r i ... tf n' 'lUnmc. the fol1""?. arxl1 i ...-I,, n, ll r.-l.""" and Ailhur I'Lnlp'. ' l" goo. . u la m utjCLi m Ft' .'i-t.ii'srssss 3L- f wove: n "3r
