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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EUGENE GCAKD. I. L. CAMPBELL, Publisher. Published every ev&iiinffof the weok, Uuiiday Otceptcd. Adirvw all com mu ideations, and mako all rumlttauwi payable lo the Kikjkne iiVknn, Eugeru, Oregon. BUBBCKflTION HA'i'Krf : (DAILY.) Delivered by carrier, per week "' Delivered by carrier, per mouth ... M) By mail, oue year (lu advance) 6 00 bix month! 00 One month 10 ttliiRlecuplet 6 Will not bo tent by mall to any addrc, 'or any length of time, unleu paid iu advauc. (WKBKLY.) Od year (In advance) 00 riix montht 1 00 AdvertlstiiK rates made known ou application. Entered as flecoud-cloaH matter at the Engine, Oregon, poHtofflce. FRIDAY, - MAY 1. 1896. WITHDRAWALS AND COALITION. The peoples party candidate for slierifl has withdrawn from the the contest. He will loyally sup port Horace Hampton, the demo cratic nominee, and aska the peo ples party to do the same. It is not unlikely that further with drawals will tako place from one party or the other before the mid dle of May, the limit of time whon changes may be made on the ticket. Mr. Veatch'g reason for with drawing is a common sense one. The republican party two years ago pledged itself in county and state to exercise strict economy and lop off useloss expenditures This it utterly failed to do and in stead increased the burden of tax ation. The pledges wero liko ropeB of sand. This saino party ronows those brokon pledges and nguin comes before the people asking for support. ' Will the people trust them with power again? They aro in the the minority, but to socure their defeat, the domocralio and pooplos party must unite so far as possible Running sop irato tickets noithor has a ghost of a show. Candidates should sink their personal ambitions ai d endeavor to lnhor for the best ind-rcsts of the peoplo. With three candidates for each office in the field, nominations except on the republican ticket aro empty honors. It is not too late yot for effective work. Winter is lingering in the lap of Spring with a vongiMnce. He should got oil We won't hoar much about tariff this campaign. The financial question is the live isnio. K R bkipworth, tin democratic nominoo for state senator, i in the fight to stay, notwithstanding any reports that may be circulated to the oontrary. He dun Is squarely on the democratic plutfonn, and if elected will vote lor n free silver democrat for United Mites Ben a tor. "If peoplo would arvopttlio plain Bible gospel truth, it would rightly settle every question before the Amorican people tod iy." Rov. I. D. Driver in the churoli a few days ago. Why then don't the Rover end gontlonmn stick to the text and proclaim tho gospel with as least ae much earnestness us he is haranguing the peoplo to elect him to the sin to senate. Consist ency is not one of Driver's virluos. Ho far there aie several candi date! to be voted for in Lane coun ty upon whom tho democratic and peoples parties huvo joined forces in whole or in pait. Tho peoples party candidates for prosecuting nt tornoy and member of stato board of equalization aro endorsed by tho domocrats and will roceivo (loir support. Tho olllco of county treasurer has been loft vacant, which is strongly in favor Mr. Pat terson tho pooples party nominee. On the other hand the peoples party endorxo John A. McMahun, demo cratic nominee for county judge, and their candidate for sheritr has withdrawn iu favor of Mr. Hamp ton tho democralio nominee. of depositors money, his at laet been discharged frem jail and is a free man. Thousands of depositors Lot their money, peoplo in coin orlab le and affluent circumstanced were bnnkruptcd.bappy homes were wrecked and untold misery resulted from tho criminal miadocds of this man. The prosecuting attorney said the crimes he committed were aullicient to keep him in the peni tentiary ten thousand yoarH. Yet through the laws delayB, influence of friends and use of money, stolen from depoBitorH, he goes free. "Hutu flln with gold And the strong lanco 01 Jiutlco liurlloss breaks. Ann it with mtt, and piumjr straw doth tllerce H." Vogue: Wlio Sliull wo name her Catherine? Husband No; every one will call her Kitty. Wife Do you ob ject to lliut, deal? Huabnud Well I Hbould say so. The Kitty liua coat mo enough already. (jet ou to the Northern I'aclllc Flyer. The change of time, via the North ern l'uoiflo and Burlington route, ef fective Sunday, April 12th, enables passengers to leave Portland daily at 5 p ni, reaching Lincoln, Neb, at 1H:56 noou; Omaha 4:05; St Joseph 6:00; Atchison 0:30; Leuveti worth 7:35, and Kansas Cily 8:05 on the evening of tho third day; Chicago 8:20 and Ht Louis 7:19 on the morning of the fourth duy. You can see from this that the North ern Pacific reaches Omuha iu two days aud 23 hours; Chicago and St Louis 3 days, which equals the fastest run made by any other road. If you will compare our schedule from Portland to Lincoln, St Joseph, Atchison Leavenworth and Kansas City you will see that the Northern Pacitio and Burlington via Billings, beats all other roads into Lincoln four houra HI Josenh 12 hours: Atchison 12 hours Leavenworth 14 hours, and Kansas City 10 hours and 45 minutes, where immediate connections are miuio iu union depots for all points East and South. Everybody knows t hut the "Northern Pacillo Yellowstone Route' is tho finest equipped railroad in America for all classes of travelers. Therefore, before darting East don't buy a tlcKet until you nave written to or called upon R McMurphcy, Gen eral Agent, Eugene, uregou. Even Blacksmiths. who are suppose to represent e-reat strength and perfect health, are likely to rile of consumption. Mere muscularity isn't always health. Disease will develop rapidly once let the germs of consump tion get into a man's system, ana it win kill him certainly and surely if he doesn't take the proper measures to get rid of it. Kxercise and work and dieting and all that sort of thing are good enough In their wav. but con- sumption is one of the tilings that they won't cure, l ne oacll his of consumption is a living organism. It are wonderfully prolific. In the quickest is infinitesimal, but it is alive. The only way to get rid of it is to kill it. If It Mn't killed, it will develop and multiply. Germs imaginable time, one becomes a thousand, and a thousand a million. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Is a germ hunter and a germ killer. Wherever a disease germ lurks iu the body, the "Discovery" will find it will render it harmless. It doesn't make any difference what you call your dis ease, or what kind of a germ it is. All germs circulate in the blood. The "Golden Med icat Discovery " purifies the blood purges It ol germs enriches it wltn nie-giving properties. It not only kills disease, but it builds up health. It is a tonic, a nervine, or nerve-food, or invigorator and blood-purifier, all in one bottle. If you want to know all of the facts abont this wonderful remedy if you wnnt to know all about tne nuraan bony, and numan health, and sickness and how to get rid of it, send for Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Med ical Adviser, a standard med ical work of looo pages, pro fusely illustrated, which will be sent tree on receipt oi si one-cent stamps to cover cost of mailing only. This work is a complete' family doctor book and should be read bv both young and old. The profits on the sate of 6Ho,ooo copies at $1.50 has rendered possl- oie 1111s tree edition. Adflress, worio s uis peusary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y. 1 KOT1CE FOR TCllLICATION. Lnd Ofllceat Hosebnrg, OrrRon, Anril Hi. IN'.lii. Nolice is hereby giien thtt Ihe following named splllir has filed untie nt uis intention to ruxkn final proof in support of his claim, and that said rroof will be mails be fore Joel Ware, U80C Commissioner, at r'ngsns, Oregon, on June 2, IS'.lfl, til: W ilium E Wise on 11 E No 8JID lor the e w see 3 and a l nw '. nra 10 T in H 118 west. lie names Ihn following witnesses to prove his pontinnous resideuce upon and cultivation of. said land, viz: William II tvilloe. Frank V Hhnmsn. V C. Illiikion and Ernest Fngh, all ol Alma, l,ano couuty, Oregon. It. II. YIUICH, Minister. R II McDonald, who wrecked two banks in San Francisco over "" " two years ago, by his reckless um! NOTICE FOlt PUBLICATION. Lund Office at Koaebmg, Ore. March 20, I WW. Notice is herebr aiven thst the follow. named settler has hied notice ol bis intrn. lion to make Anal r-root in support of his claim, and li nt said proof will be made belora Joel Ware, II 8 C C Commissioner, at Eugene, Oregon, on April 21, iM'.ti, yii: James A. llurnell on homestead entry No 7785 lor Ihe a V. se lt and a ;j s w cl Si.tiou 1, In 17 a, r 8 West, lie names Ihe tollowlpu witnesses lo prove his ccntinnone resideuce noon and cultivation of, said land, vis; Granville E I, nn.lv. James Tor. How. erd !'.- inrf H Stthihatier, all ol Alpha. The largest piece of Good tobacco ever sold for 10 cents Lane County Bank. (Established in 18HA) EUGENE, OREGON. A general Banking business In all branches transacted on avorable terms. A. G. HOVEY, President. J. M. AHKAM.H, (.'wilier. A. O. HOVEY, Jk., Asst. Cttslir. J. L. PAGE, DKAI.EK IN' Having a Large and Complete stm k of Staple and Fancy Uiocerles bought iu 1 1 10 bent markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOH GASH, I can oiler the public belter prices than any other house in Eugene. Protect all Kims laiei at Market Prices. T. G.HranBicKS, President. B.B. Eakin.Cb.. Cashier Mid M Oi Eugene. Paid up fcesb tapltsl 5i,000 surplus unsi Prows, sao.uwu Eugene - - Oregon A (reiwrfcl bil:ine biiH.neM dime on reason able term. IVht "1 MiW YUKK CHrCA(i(). SAN' FKAXOIiVO mi i TORT Hills f exdia: iiilil i"n foripn cuiuitrior. D?iKi5itt rt'ceive-. tinjt'.:t to flieok ir certir. cite of tleitwiL All coilw.tinr.t ertmWJ to ui wHI receive prom it att.intiun. entral Market, 4WATKIN Ml PROl'UIBTORS CtO. B. DCRRIS. Attorney and Counsellor at-Laut UJlXAi I 1 AUTIUJ5 1 1X1 a uf the StH-nud Judicial DistHct aud in e Supreme Court of thin State. Social atteutioD gieu to oollectioDn D.i natttca iu pmbat. O. A. U0U1M8. J" WKTKJCIi DORRIS & STEVENS, A'iXOHNKY-AT-JyAW, vrKleE Over Ijine County h'si.k J. 41. WIXjLIAAIB, ATTORNEY : AT : LAW. COU.ECTION8 A Sl'ECIAWV. Kcom f upilalra, Klsuou's Block, 9lh street. 0. BII.YKL-. J. E. YtiUNd. 1JILYK11& YOUNG, AXTORS E YS-AT-L A W , ETGKNK, OKKUON. FicK Ovor First National fikuk, LE AVE I DFPriTti?. : 'Tin 7:00 I' J llslly. .00 1- Jl 1 ully. KlOOA SI Kx H1111.I , Th,F !lrKtiiaicii, ',iui! Pi;, 0l.,.. ' ' ,. -- .... r , --- . , ""ilUlelor ; ' nsiier utv jTai' uumww awl ij;fc" "uosa --u SUIIUOI "".!( Iv ('Ml . 1 hcmki ri,;;,"- m ittM.V.h Hk i ..11 1- . i W n K. McNeill llraclTer uliilOfntrsl M. I'uitlaiiJ, Ons, "'iteUx.B.) t. O. l'OTTEU. II. T. CON UON P OTTER & CONDON, Attorney s-at-Law, BSliENK. OKEliON. OFfieK In Connor's block. A. C. WOODCOCK, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Oirau-Ouc-lmll block south ol Ckrlsmau's lllock, EUCJKNB, : : OKEGON. '!fct SODTs VIA 1 he Sinat-tn n. "i-a rAUu,; The Mmjii South I l:.'i'J am I I.v l.-n,. IMim, I Ar b, y,, ADuva irnnis atop it fut r,lt..7 ' ilv. ,1 omioum. s. ... h-Hers.,!,, Alhany, A'l.,;,j6S, Hurruhiiii;, J unci 1 (it,, if bur.; to At.l1ln1.1l ii-fliiMH. liihive. in xr.nnrn mn, M. J. WALTON, Attorn ey-at-Lavv, EljUKSfc, UKEuON. till:Li uiila'rs. Walton's block. W ill vcucr.i! Uir pnu'.icwiu ail ll.t courts if this ilHlc. H. D. NORTON, LAWYER. Rooms 1 anil 2 over First Natioiiul Bunk. C. B. LOOMIS, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. ufllce uo slnlrs In Slielton bloc ever Geo. T. Hall 0: tiou a grocery store 1'ihuto toloiihont) inaklu the door for culls duy or night. .,Uuiul,v l-oruuu 2.04 p 1.1 Lv KC ft,' o..v i m ar lktlmi L11 4:0U ,1. 1'ortlsnH 1.1, :15 p A Ss!b, !T;: UlNlNtl CAKSON osi-B m cuLiiiAsiimajnts 8KC0XD CLASS SUiriJsu; A.th?liill lo bil Ihrni WtrtSMs liiriA. BSIWBtJI KKWUM iiii ft HAIL Th.lIJf lAlU inCfflRTL,- 7:?0 a in 1 1.? Prtlisd 1, h 1 ::lo p III I fit 1 nrra Li'l At AlLsr j sliI vVrra!!iiot!.ir .f l'rt-t: D CeiitijJ 4 Eutm luit. sxriiEss Tiuis miii (ucmrai: Dli. J. W. HARRIS, Oh-tM uvtr Hendersou t l.lun'n Irug Store. tfiicE IIookm: 9 to l'.'a. in.; 'i to5 and 7V'fc fin:' Kerry strci-t between amiltti Will iteco tonslanlly or. h?,hk supply of BEEF, MUTTON, PORK and VEAL, Which they will well ut the l.iwcHt inat lu't pi lei'?. DR. G. W. EIDDLE, ggB DENTIST, Docs oniy fimt-cUsff work. The lntint 1m- prurf incnta usta. :i4!rmn mouiTHte. uincesna n'sidt'iit'o 011 Olive oirei't. txjtwuon K if th nnd Hlxtli uret't-, oue block wcat of Mliiuesota uoiei. Htrl VnthnrUt uiu iciiuoi jf j a Mir rt:r5 Ue P3rroII3j S!l!cl;cl LIQUOR HOUSE, :-T() TIIK KAHME1W.--: Wo will pny liiu highest nmrkot price for Kut l iitllo, HogiBiul .Ihtt'u. W. H. RERSKAW, Prcprielor. shop on Willamette St., Ke. paths Host brands ol i KUtJ 15N IS, OWLCC50N. WHISKEY, BRANDY, 8IN,!'r--miM,,Hn,,',h' AND- All Kinds of Wines. Also the (Vlolirntol SClir.ITZ MILWAI'KKK IlKKKon dnniKlit. CITY- Livery ami Feed Stable. Klrst door west of Ouy 1 lender- on' furniture More, "th st. Half hloek from Willninolto t. GIVE US A TRIAL GRIFFIN & CO. Props. HORSES FOR SALE. HAVE A DATE? J. F. FQKD, (Kraiwll.t,) Uf lns M,iues, Ii ti, wri '-.niler il-itu Mar.'h 2.1, ik'.KI: S. )!. Mkd. JlKfl. To., I.'ufur, Ori'irot:. (Jestlkmks: On nrrlvinK home l:it week, I found nil well anil imxiomly waiting. Our little pirl, e'.Klit ni,..one. Imlfyenrn old, who linil wasted awnv lo JW iHiunils. is now well, utronir nnd viKimiua. nnd well ll, slied up. s I'oiiKh Cure tins done in work well! K ith of the children like it. Your S Ii. t'ouBh C ure han cured and fc,.p away all hnarsntw from nn. ;o .Mve h-V'i?'1'' "''e' wi"1 R'tii'CT for all. I nuiiis ,,i.u proicruv, we are j 011r, Mil. ami Mus. J. , kbi. i -uhi,. ii:...1i.,.v,;ri:;t'-,' '. . twoorthUHMl....-, aw.rs f.san.g I told nn.lrra ixxltlrrsnara'itrn 1 .VI rents r Uittie b.- all .ruiBu. A CX LADY'S TOILET la not complete without an ideal 9 POWDER, &4 Combines very 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. 4:4.1 p m I Lv it '.to p m I Ar McMumnlit Ina. THROUGH TICKETS toil in the Eatittrn filatt. CtMitu4h cun bi obtained it lowwt riWtata L. G. ADA1K, Affli'.lB KOKHI.Kli, K. i Kllitii, Mminsttir, Awt G. F. w 1 i'OK'iUVMi. Eugene Street TIMECABD. After the 4th of Oil 1K4 cars will run on tliefoilotM tune until further nonce. LEAVING THE DEM. 7:10-7:40-8:10-8:409:lMIWi then every half uour. leave the rsmEn. 7:15-7:55 8ffi-Sio-9W" then evc rv half hour. J',ir ufll iMH-eWfllllllJ1'' j. il....che. bi.u '" 0, .i oOi.r.ici. jr..-1" ..wj. ! ? :irvBU . ' 1 ' i HE tMV.l fttlW Vwa' j l51S.Wti. $ n r id T71TV --'i'V ..'. r. r slll f 1 1 nmm mm latlit upon h7inj ths genaino. IT IS FOR WE EVfRYWHEIIF. II. M. Vrirn, liisier. California Uafive Dair1 EUGENE FLORENCE coiace.) J! STAGE LINE NOTICK VOA PUBLICATION. Land OtTu-e at Knreburtf, Dregnn. Notice w hereby Riven that the follitwii.fr urtmeil pettier hut tiler) nntice of hie Intention to make Html proof in mi p port of his claim, nl thnt sai'f proof will he made before .T'vl V.ir, U ti C 4Vinmisinert at Ktu'ne, Creu'i-n. on May ir, IW'b, vi Anlibel ii lt. on )iomp4lfflH tirv No 85i!f f.r the n J nw -o 3; n 4 nw J nc 24; tp 1 9, r 8 Wcit, H name the f 11owin witiifwri t prove lit continuous re-.KRt.ce upon and cultiva tion of, N.til Ian!t viz; Krnwt ri-h, of AlmA, Oriron, John Iii on, of Kuciif, ltreir"n, (eori,e I.ayne antl Morrin Johtmon, of Mouml Oieiron. WUUnni H Vlrrt an.l Kim S OIHn. a entrvmen in D 8 No 7c7t f r e A 1 kg 1.1 tp IU A. r Mr. nn-l ne N"o 7-V.G f"r dw we 1M tp lit h, r 8 w, re?pertiveiy, nre here by cited to appear nt tho Mid time and place fr making naid tiii;il pm f to adduce tent! imtiiy in ipioitof yoiir r"iMetivp entriea. It M VKA'iTH, Kfgister, Aro a natural laxative. Is Avhulosomo. Does not gripe or siekon tho stomach. It is the coming laxative. Kxcellent for ehihhvn. Ilendern Jk I. Inn rmn tell tm more INE. ITAKE ;E. BANGS, Proprietor.! I If r O S 11 C L I V L R I it L .ill- Vn,. 1 IT'. I,: In Iu.:,. , ''l KM! I I.IM . ! 'IH'1,1. I,. i.' 'i'1, or hi 11 r ni Tlmrs. 1 sinviliK st -VaV;'?; -ortiik- "'" i mrn iun nnUCTIPATIflM biiLii nnu uuiiu i ii n i.ii i "i s llvirv l,rn. Ku. rf. ilir m Flor. ( i An i PS steel mm j. iiri (lyiHl ,.,..,.8- (so r aieiltf. Kimfi: "vnTIf F. OF FlS"1 ider-ign"". J.SJWJ .. . ... o" .ri.(t has eiei .,..r T ' "... " " . ii 1 T IMitl! to P" ''"" J.?,d. -'yp Dated tin 1j 'H 'I-' Btivtl ')AU"0'rs'! for Sale by All