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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EL'GKXE CUAltD. I. L. CAMPBELL, Publisher. PuMUUod every oTCiiingof tlie wcuk, HuudayH c.eoptftl. Address all communication!, and j.id ull rymlttaucot p4y.ihl lo the Elviksk "' Ml, Kugt-HB, OtCpMl. HL,.SUKII,nJ.N K A l l'.o : Delivered by currier, Jer wuvk I -W Utdivurod by carrier, iter uiunih V6 By mull, one year (hi advance) 7 W Hlx months 3 " Oho month ?a BIlliclL-COJ.lrl 6 Will not bo ent by mull to any addruu, for any length of lime, unleu lld iu ailrauoe. One y-ur (in advuiicw) Vi 00 4x oion tin ... 1 00 .VlvertUliiK rates made known on application. Kntcrod sj second-class matter at the Eugene, UruKOii, postofttco. MONDAY, - - APRIL 13, 1890. REPUBLICAN STATE PLATFORM. The platform is in effect, a re affirmation of tho 1892 platform, which under the construction which has prevailed during tho last two yeaiB, is a complete strad dle on the financial question. It raads as follows: Tho American people, from tradi tion and interest, favor bimet allism, and the republican party demands tho use of both gold and silver as standard money, vitli such restrictions and under such provisions, to be determined by legislation, as will secure the main tenance of Iho parity of values of the two metals, so that tho pur chasing aud debt paying power of the dollar, whether ot silver, gold or paper, shall at all times be equal. The interest of the coun try its farmers and its working men demand that every dollar, paper or coin, issued by the govern ment, shall bo iih good as any other dollar: Tho platform favors protection and the reciprocity policy of James Q. Blaine; favorB tho construction of the Nicaragua canal by tho gon eral government and the election of United Stalos eenators by a direct voto of tho people. 0:i fish ories it says: "Wo Bee tho impor portance and magnitudo i f tho lishing industry on the Columbia river would recommend that some provisions bo mudo for state liatohory for artificial propagation, and that tho luws regulating close, season bo rigidly enforced." In rogard to tho financial plank, a minority roport of the committee on platform was submitted signed by Claud Cm tub, Chus. S. Moore, V. W. Stoiwor, Darwin lliistiw, W. II. Conycrs, and W. P. Conna way. It embodied tho idea of tho Oregonian of committing tho con vention lo a clear and unmistak able denunciation of tho free coin Age of silver, and read as follows: Resolved, That wo favor the use of both gold and silver to (lio ex tent which they can be maintained in circulation at parity in purchas ing and dobt paying power; but we are earnestly opposed to tin free and unlimited ouinago of silver at tho ratio of 11) to 1 for the reason that it would destroy such parity, onormouBly contract tho volumno of curroncy by forcing gold out of circulation and immudiulcly plac ing tho oountry on a silver Imsie. liulioving that the effect of inter national demonetization of silver can bo overcomo only by interna tional romouclizalion'of that metal, the republican party of OivgDii most earnostly favor such uio.i.sniv ns will accomplish that purpose. This minority report was dt fcatcd by a voto of 129 to 108. ONE HO 1.1. A R nil EAT. P. K. Armour, tho Chicago kiiifi, in speaking of the whcut outlook, Bays: "I believo that wheat will sell at f 1 a bushel or near that figure soon. This is speaking from tho standpoint of a merchant and not ns scalpor. It ought to sell thereon its merits, and will unless some , thing tinforseen occurs. I have felt bullish for several weckh but never moro so than now. What any individual or operator says, has no referono to tho actual tiiir kct conditions. The advance will not bo a matter of sentiment, although I believe business men all over the country are becoming moro confident and cheerful. This grain may be singled out f. r im provemont. I believo that all products will bo helped. Corn and oaU may cll up a few ceuU, although conditions of supply and demand are entirely different in them t'. an in wheat, but provisions are at a range of prices where they are sure to be better. Albany Democrat: The repub licans of Lane county passed just ono lone resolution. They were very bravo lo do so much. Pendleton Tribune: Miss Har rietts C. Woodruff, who has been county school superintendent for the past four years, was not renomi nated at tho last populist conven tion, but nevertheless she has shied her bonnet into the arena and will run as an independent candidate at the coming election. Miss Woodruff has been a very efficient superintendent and has a host of friends and admirers whose, sup port will make her a very formid able candidate. Oiikuon Stone Chosen. Ueorge W Davis, of tliu Pioneer Btone Company, is in receipt of a telegram uniiouueing that the stouo of tho Oregon Pioneer quarry, on Yuquina bay, lias been e- lectcd to be used in tho construction of tho Ban Francisco Cull building, save a Salom dispatch. Tliore lias been some II irt in California to create a prejudice against Oregon building stone In favor of the California pro- duet, but. Oregon continues to gt some very desirable contracts. He sides the Call building, Oregon has furnished the rne for the feiry depot and the handsome Parrott building, in Ban Francisco. CEO. B. DORRIS. Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law, t7TLL PLACTICJ? IN THE C0UKTS V of the Second Judicial District and Id if. Supreme Court of thia Htate. 8K.cial attention given to collections Mid rattore in probate. DORRIS & STEVENS. Attoknf y-at-La w, KUUBNK, ORIIUON urmi-Over Z.ane County Bank. AHjgh Fte IP The skeleton in many a household is the peculiar weak nefls of the wife and mother, or of the wife who ought to be a mother and is not Happiness is de stroyed by the pres ence of the secret sickness that may lurk like a grinning death among the most luxurious homes. The most terrible thing about ill is condition of af fairs is that it is entirely needless. There is no reason in the world why every woman in the world should not be strong and health fill and capable of fulfilling her whole duty an a wife and mother. Many women go on month after month, and year after year, be coming weaker rind weaker, because of a very natural hesitnncy they feci in consult ing a physician. They know that if they go to a doctor for treatment, the first thing he will insist on will be "examination" and local treatment." This must of course be distasteful to every modest woman. They are generally as unnecessary as they are ab- norreni. ur. t'lerce a favorite rrescnption cures positively, perfectly, permanently, all varieties of "female weakness" and dis ease. It la designed to do this one thing, aud it does it. It is the only medicine now before the public for woman's peculiar ail nicntft, adapted to her delicate organization by a regularly graduated physician an ex perienced and skilled specialist in these maladies. It cannot do harm in any condi tlon of the system. Its sales exceed the combined sales of all other medicines for women. Kvery woman will be healthier and happier for lonowinR me inenmy, practical counsel comainca in lit. r ierce's great universal doctor book: "The People's Common Heuse Medical Adviser." It Is the most comprehensive medical work In one volume In the Kngliib Ian giinge. It contains loott paxes, fully illustrated. 680,000 copies have been sold at J 1.50 each bound In cloth. The profits are now used In printing naU-a-raill ion free conies bound In slronir man ilia paper covers. To get one you have only to mitl 31 one-cent stamps (to pay cost of mail ins onlv), to World's DfsjtenMry Medical Assoc. tllon. Ko. 6M Main Street, IhitTalo, N. Y. Send promptly before atl are given away If In want of one. Thev are going olT rapidly. NOTICE FOR PUHLICATION. Land Office, Rostdmrg, Oregon. March 25, 18 '.HI. Notice is hernby givon that the foPowing name.l stiller Imi filed notice of hi inlrn. lion to maVe final proof in unnport of his claim, and that said proof will bo made oeiora 1. al. tlunter, conuiy clrrk of .teu ton county, Oregon, at Corvallis, Oregon, on XU) 2, lHiMI, vis: Mathew George on homsiead entry No 6GU7 for the ); 11 t .;, w ;4 n e;4, n w 4 w sro ip 10 r, r 6 west. Ht names the following witofPsts to pro his continuous residence noon and cultivation of said land viz: '.chard J. Mcbola. Ilcurr L Horton. Siim 11 oi II Horton and Amos K Hammer, all of Mont -f , Oregon. U M A KiTcu.-Ffgtster, NOTICE FOR runUGATION, Lund Office at Koslmrg, Orrgon, March 11, If '.Hi, Notice Is boroby giten Ibat the follow- mg-naiued settler baa filed notice of his in t-u(ion to make final proof in support of hia cltiira, and that said proof will be made bfloro Joel Ware, IT & C O Com minstoner, at Kugene, Oregon. on April V!."i, ISiHJ. vit: Charley liiuder on homnsiead entry No Gl'03 for the n w ;. sro 8, tp 19 a, r 6 wrst. Ho names tita following wltufsrs lo prove hia: conliti;:caa residence utmn and cultivntion of, said land, vii: I. Iia8R. John AlK'ulloeh. Jsmr Scbrimpf ai d C O Ivis. all of HadlevTille, Oregon R M Vkattii, Register. r ' him 1 mi m The largest piece of GOOD tobacco ever sold fono cents Lane County Bank. (EalaUUhed In mi.) EUGENE, OREGON. A general Banking business In all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. O. HOVEY, President. J. M. A UK A. MM, Cashier. A. O. HOVKY, Jk A.SHt.C'uslir. J. L. PAGE, DEALER IN (hoaerle:s Having a I.aruo anil Complete stork of Hlnple and l'uney Groceries bought in the host nmrketa, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, I can oflvr the public belter prices than any other houe iu Eugene. Produce or all Kinds taken it Market Prices. T. O.HisnniOKB, Prenident. S.B. Eakin, Jr., CmIubi Mi. & Mia Ot Eugene. raid up l&si; C&pUs! $50,080 surplus ana fronts, SaO.iWU Eugens - - Oregon. A general haiikiu buinoM dime on reasou nble terms. Siht drafts on NKW YOHK. Clf AJ(, HAN KUAXCJiSCO and POUT T ND, OHK10N'. lUlla of 6sch.vii;e mM on foreitfn countries. Oenosita receive i 3itl:nt to chdck or oertifi cats of tfnfomt. All coiloctlons Aptriit'v1 too will rwtiivt prooiot tticni!n. Central Market, HERA Old Kentucky LIQUOR HOUSE, PROPRIETORS. Will keep constantly or hand a full supply of BEEF, MUTTON, PORK and VEAL, Which they will nell at the lowest market prices. A falrsiare or the public patroasge solicited. :- TO Til K FA KM ERS.-: We w ill pay the highest market price for Fat (,'nttle, Hogs and ttheep. Shop on Willamette St., EIKIENP. OTJTm.-ixr wm.wv nnmnnv 0111 w-M?...drt,to.n,rrJr.hVM.. y "Kyis.nvis.bi iiuuHui, ' unniiui, " uill,; ch.rgo. ' H aencate ana desirable protection 10 tne lace in this climate. W. M. RENSHAW, Proprietor. -Kwp !he nu Ijrsmli ol- J. M. WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY : AT : LAW. COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY. Kuom S uiiHtdlrs, KUdou't Block, 0th atreel. L. BILYEU. J- K. VOUSO. BILYEU& YOUNG, Attohneys-at-Law, Kt'UENR, OREGON. flr-omcK Ovor First National Bank, I. O. POTTEB. H. T. CONDON POTTER & CONDON, Attorneys-at-Law. KJGENE. OltKUON. OpyicK Iu Conser'a block. A. C. WOODCOCK, ATTORNEY AT LAW. OFFicx-Oue-hali block south oi Chrlaman'a II luck, EUGENE, : : OBEGON. J. J. WALTON, Attorney-at-Law, EttiENt.OHKUON. Oflice up-itio1, Walton's b:ock. Will 1o a i-ijtra! luvr proctlceiu all theconrtf ji llil4tate. H. D. NORTON, LAWYER. Rooms 1 ami 2 over First National Bank. 0. E. LOOMIS, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. Onice up-atnlra In Khelton block over Oco. T. Hall & Son a grocery atore. Privuta telephone Inside the door for calls day or night. DR. J. W. HARRIS, t-'hysician and Surgeon Oii'iw over Htudtrson A Linn 'a Drug Store. di-fick Hui'Hsr 9 to V2h. m.;2 to 6 eud 7 vtt Kcfi ntiue lorry street between 12ih aud W'h DR. G. W. BIDDLE, DENTIST, Duca only nrit-cl work. Th lntst Im provemcma used. Torms moderate, uflioeand residence on OHto stret't, between Fifth ana lxth streets, oue block west of Minnesota lintel. A LADY'S TOILET Is not complete without an ideal HOMPLEXIOM U POWDER. If POZZONIS Combines everv element of beauty and purity. It is beauti fying, soothing, healing, health ful, and harmless, and when rightly used is invisible. A most -.N1- All Kinds of Wines. Also the (VIchrntiMl SCHI.ITZ MILWAUKEE I1F.KH on draught. CITY- HAVE A DATE?. h ..wily I nurt of I n yn s r ,. SSClitaia Laxative Date NO lK'K OF FINAL SKTTI.EMKNT. Nntli-a Is herol.v Kiien that KlirsOi! mora, executrix of the eute of Nathaniel Oiimorej le.'.a.e.l has rile. I in the t'ounly I'ourt of ..lie .uiniy, nrrvon, 11' the administration of sal. ine .-iarcn tenn of the sai.l I'onntv 1S, .n nnler waa ttulv mm.U .ettin.. M.v Kh, IS'.Mat tlo'rhN-k In Ilia fnnnonn of .aid ! lay as tha time, and at tlx Court House In hiiuene as Ih. ,a4 for the final liearinir of sai'l final account anil tlia Hn.l wltl.nint said estate. All iwrsona interest.,! in ..I.I date ar hereby notified that they are rs-Ul,,, fn.-.o..), iuire.1 to hie m writinir ai.y objections they I l"U 'sJOIliaCIl " i-o " .txe lo aail nnal account in 1 hour la.t above namct. Kl.llA tllLVOHR. Kxeciltiix of aa'd estate. Oatwl at Knfci.e, Orcein, March 1", lmai (I First iloor west of Ouy Hotiilcr- on'g ftiriiittiro toix, 7tli t. Half block from Wlllnnictto at. GIVE US A TRIAL GRIFFIN & GO. Props. HORSES FOR RAt r - J. F. FORD, ("vaiigolist,) Of l)oa M Inrs, Iw, write, nnd'r .lata March 23, 1S1I.1, 8. B. Mkii. Mfo. Uo., Dufur, Orcrroii. (iKSTLKMhjt: Oi. arriving home l,t week, I foiiiul all w,. anil nnxiotislv wnltitiK. Our little p-irl, eiKht .... one hnlfyeiirsolil who hail wastod nwnv to ; pounds, h now wvll, slmne niiil vigorous, and well llwlHtl up ,s li ii"l.'iB"f J."? 1,s rkwell! Hoth of the children like it. Your S U. Cough Cure h, cured and kept wy all hosnuu-w from inc. Ho give It to every one, Willi greeting fr all. W lahing you m.HTity, we arc 0UIH, IB. AND Mks. J. F. I'ORD H yon wish to hvl tresh and ch..er'ul .'.i Jf"1" J?r!nifs work, ele,,," , e wllh ihe Hea.lsche slid l.lvcr l ure 2 IwonrthieedosojaweeS. 7 Ul"" Sold umlera ranltlrr Kiiarantce M ccuu per boltlo bj all drnmsia. (Glace.) Aro a natural laxative. Is wholesome. EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE E. BANGS, Proprietor. A '?cMr " Thurs. Inilit npon hiving th genuine. LEAVE I Bli ALL I'OIXiT U 7:00r.M Daily. ;. I' .M I oily. H:00 A M Ex bun. UtaUoVl """"""W oW., l" r or ail Informsllon. . KWJiS; K. McNKH.1 neOLMver ....1 . '' 1'ortlaud, Ortcon ""S" EAST AND TheSn VIA asta Rquu the Afi 8. -Warn l:fJ a m i ,v 10:4fiam Ar ban VnnQm, (bov trains b1m at l's.t P,..77" (Jitv, WotHlUirn, Salmi, Tbi )etferH(in. Atlmiiv. Alu.,. i HarrishurK Ju,,c,in tl.;,' Creswell, Drain sud all itilin.T. buru to Ashland ii iIuhh. nnsrnnro mi. t,,,,. 8 oi) 2 04 t mil.. ir ! .... r . ;.iiQs i, v iujir Kosebnry! OAI.EJI PISSESOEK, D1UI. I. I'.irl .nil t.UH 6:15 p A SJem. ' lit" -uiwi.Mi u.KS ON OGDLV &" im SKCOKU CLASS SLEMJilul Attach d lo til ibrough ana Wert Si,l Ijjriii.,, sirrrnES jomlasd ist ,. AIL THAIS DAILY (UemKlTU 7:8!lainI.y Portland AljlJ 12:15 p ui I Ar CortslIU It'll At AlLar.y ami v'f.rvslli, trDiniifl ot Uregun Central 6l Luttn Mn. KXPHK83 THAIS IUILT innniriK i-M d m I Lv "ortlsnil ii'ioj 7uc5ptuiAr McMinnvilk Lniifi: THROUGH TICKETS to i3h in the Easir-rn Rlatea, Cinnii tU h onn be ohtumeil at lowest ntHfra L. a. ADAIK.Ami.Eirm K KOE11I.KK. trKIJUtli Manatter, Ant 0. F. ssd iisi POKTI.ANM.Wtt? Eugene Street hh. TIME CARD. After the 4lh of Oct. 1605, tb cnin will run on the folloiingsJ time until further iiolice. LEAVING THE DEPOT. 7:10-7:40-8:10-8:40 9:10M! then every half hour. LEAVE THK I'SITOSn. 7:25-7wo-8 35-8:56-9:2i-K3MJii' then every half hour. Care will leave prompllf li. W.HOUO ". : .Vifa. Gsit. X$:utk f HE thSO'-O &At I IB; i. OMismarnnJ 3 A Ci?e$gk N! WSTHEBOJJtt"' ownrsss4ai For sale at Yennii DO 100 031 NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION. Land Office at ltoseburg, f treiton, AurilK. 1S1ML Notice is hereby eiven that the following nameil settler has tiled notice of his intention to make hnal proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before Joel Ware, U S C C Commissionsr, at fcujrane, ()rei;on, on Ma IS, ISVXi, AsIiImI O Pint, ,.n homestead en'ry No 8525 for the s w i, sec 111; n J nw J sec 24; tp 11) r o wesb He names tha f.tllowint. wllnMn. l.t nrova nis continuous resiili'in upon anil cult linn of, aaid lan , viz; Krnest Pnt-h. of Alma. Oreenn. John Din on, of Kutrene, Oregon, George Layne and Morris Johnson, of Mound, Oregon." William 11 Pierce and Kirn S Collins, as entrymen in U S No 7071 fir ei sw J. w J se 1 sec 13 tp 19 s, r H w, and ne No 7 for s 1 sec 24 tp 19 a. r 8 w, respectively, are here by cited to appear at the aaid time and place for making saiil final pr.i f to adi'iice testi mony in support of your respective entries. K M VKATCU, Ktgister. NOTICK OP FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice is heri-hv oivnii that Rosalia Hsnach. eiccntrii of the estate of Peter 11.- . i . . I a rvy .rug-ne . 1 " Kioren.eih,..!Mio.:', or:T.'!i l''vh. d-wa-ed: hsa Bled her acconut for l -re I lo-ince Tues ' lr,e Final rjetthmint of laid ealnle, and erriTlm noonay the 4th day of My 1896 haa been , ct by order of the conit f ir healing ohj'C- . ... ft) ' till'. a In Ih ne "ii.l'i'a.",?- "'"" "very 'Wn Ku"i lWotl BaCWO. ;ne. or Hum . l ave, .., aAn -f: oo. B. Downs, Kieoutrii. 1 Ally for Estate. Ve to aaid hnal account ,ui nr It fl.n 1 . . . : li, "in....., n.r."i a. in . iv la I c nil i' ; I v ,1 1 I -ii . -- . ... t ... ,, si . Kxcollont for children. Hrmltrton A I. inn run yon moro bvut tliin. MN I K FA) K. KU Ml I K I i i Anir-'f; IO. QTcci m .reth.oe--,inJ.i.d;VFrW!1 liable cc-. en t Jisri-' Uonuuie sold agents. KiiienftOW le mn$g$. - I I NOTICE FOR rVBUCV . I. r .r. Office al")! .. ..... :. k.rebT .i"'.Ta'' i..m.H setll'l bJ " Hf. bis claim, and 'J C before Joel " ' M-T; J at Euitere. ores--" .p"". Prank WW? ,!.'V IM aa r WCM . .i.-in 1 ;.n,ea the T prove hi. con-ion""' cnltivaticn-l"" ,5.1 ,.. James w " V,fl Walton. ".7..X ntnn. DJ vvr Oregon, and gon I