Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, May 13, 1896, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EUUXE CUABD. I. L. CAMPBELL, Publisher. Published evury evening of the wuofc, Butnlaya accepted. Address all communications, and make all remittances i.yalile to tb Kuoma iVAau, Eugene, OrcKuu. HUlliiUllllTION HAIKU: 'uellverod by carrier, per week I l--" Uellverod by carrier, per mouth Bv mall, one mar (in advance) 0 03 Elx montt 8 00 One mouth t0 elnulo oojiln 6 Will not bo lent by mall to any address, 'or any length of tlmo, unless paid In advance. (WKIHI.Y.) One year (In advance) a 00 j4Ik months .". 1 00 advertising ratoi made known on application entered ai second-class matter at the Eugene, ireion, postomoe. WEDNESDAY, - MAY 13, 1896, Dr. Wall will rooeivo a flatter ing vote for coroner. Skipworth in in the lead in the senatorial fight, and he will win easily on June 1st. The A. P. A's are still fighting MoKinley for the presidential nomination. It is stated that they will throw their support to Alli son. Sheriff Johnson figures hiB ex penses rather high for bis firt-t year of office holding. It probably included his eloction expenses in 1894. Vote for tlio men to represent you in the legislature that can do something for Lane county. Dont send drones to the next legisla ture. John Ii. Ueavcnue is the demo cratic! candidato for surveyor. Ho promises the taxpayers Unit the office will he run in a first-eluss manner if he is elected. Driver has beon charged by Hon. E II Skipworth with having been a lobbyist at the last session of the legislature, and it looks as it' he could not successfully deny it. The political address made yes terday atSpringflold by Hon E It Skipworth was iinivornally praised by republicans, populints and dem ocrats alike, lln will bo elected. The gold oluuso in a promissory nolo and bond has been declared void by a Nebraska judge. The oourt hold that a mortgngo was pay able in any lawful money of Amer ica. The Oregonian the leading re publican paper in the state, hon estly says that all the high tariffs imaginable, will r.ot raise the price of wheat, oats, barley, fruit or hops. P J Moi'eraon, fur assessor, will receive a largo vole from all parties. He is known by nearly every voter in Lane county, and thoroughly understands tlio value of all pro perty. How about tint tux roll Sheriff Johnson? Was it really "a muss of errors," as you slated, or was it the only way you coul ! defeat your opponent, W T Eakin. Come now, and answer this iiieii;on like a man. Sloven Spencer ii n native non of Lane oounty anil is making a Bplondid fight for tho clerkship. He will not have to tin oud on a high ly paid deputy t miuingo the office when he tn!;oj possesion of tlio office the first Monday in July. His competency nus never been questioned. The present system of tax gath ering, especially in the spring of the yoar, works a severe li i; 1 ship upon tlio taxpayer, a.-, .it such times, the farmers have but little or r.othing to dispose for cash, and ho is compelled to bor row the money to pay his taxes, and a high rate of interest. If the law was changed so as tn entitle him to pay semi-annually, half immediately after harvest lima or Bay, tho first of November and tho other half tlio first of April, it tvotild emililit liim fn tiT payments easier, than :n now, in the spring, if the whole sMU'n' extracted at once. , Prof i P Holland, the democratic nominee for school superintendent, will reccivo many voles irom mo opposition,' as he is known to be peculiarly fitted for the posilioi'. At tho present time he is principal of the Junction City public, schools. Uukor now puts in the plea that he never denied being a member of tho A P A organization. How about his card in the Broad-Axe saying he was not a member, and also bis statement when uddressing the silver club at Walttrville in which he made the statement that he "never was and is not now a member." Salem Journal, Rep: "Moor head's lying excuse that he fixed up the journal revision job at $10 a day "at the suggestion of Hofer," will not go dovin. Mr. Hofer told Mr. Moorhaad that he would not serve on a committee to revise the Journal at $10 a day, that it was loo much, and that the speaker was always made a member ot the committee and two members from Marion county could not well get on a committee of three." The following plank from the platform of the democracy of Ore gon is in line with the sentiment expressed in that article of the Constitution which decla-es that "no religious test shall ever be re quired as a qualification to any office or publio trust in the United States." It reads as followp: "Twelfth Religioi's difference should find no place in American politics, and the democratic party is unalterably opposed to the spir it of intolerant bigotry fostered for political purposes by those who seek to breed discord and animosi ties among the citizens of the re public; secret political bodies are a curse to party, state and nation. We heartily wolcome the assistance of all good citizens who will co- opera to in the suppression ofsny political movement organized for religious proscription." When a minister of tho gospol forsakes his high calling and joins tho political caravan, he seems to leavo all that is noble, and grand in tho sumo in the, rear. Rev. I. D. Driver in Iub speech at Fall Creek related a. vulgar story that a nows papor would not dare to reprint, ovon if inclinod so to do, on ac count of the United Stales laws that prohibit the circulation of ob- scone literature. A portion of the ladios .present wore so indignant that they immediately left the room with blushes of shamo on their pure cheeks. Sucli a man should not receive a voto for the high posi tion for which he is a candidate. His candidacy is a disgrace to the county and every ono of its citi zensmen, women and children. Then it should be remombored that tho county has not only her own honor to maintain but also that of the Univorsity of Oregon. Did you ever won der what that heavy weight on one side of a locomotive wheel was there for? Anyone who undcr standa mechanics knows the need of a counter-balance to equalize power And keep the machinery going will, a steady even motion. With out it the machinery would wrench iLtelf out of shape. It is the same way w ith the machinery of the human -body : it needs to go on steadily and regularly to be in good health not by fits and starts. The sudden wrenching medicines which peo ple sometimes take to overcome consti pation, give a violent strain to the intes tines which weakens them, so that the costiveness is afterwards worse than be fore. What costive people need is a natural laxative like Or. Tierce's Pleasant Pellets which are pirerful without being vio lent. The; .".ove the bowels gradually and comfortably but surely. Von can regulate the dose one, two or three ' Pellets " exactly as you nee.. They strengthen the intestines to do their own work, so that after their movements have become regular they keep on naturally of themselves. The Pleasant Pellets" gently stimu late and invigorate the liver to throw off biliousness ; and tone tip the stomach to secrete the digestive juices, and over come dyspepsia. The entire digestive, or alimentary, tract is put in motion in the regular steady way of nature and health. This is what m.ikes the " Pleas ant Pellets" so immensely superior to the numerous purging pills which wrench and wenken the system. Ihiiggists may get more profit out of those other pills but wh rfi7. The " Pleasant Pellets" are tiny sugar coated granules 40 or more in a little one-inch vial tightlr corked, hence, al ways fresh and reliable. Prnil n one-cent Umj lo enrrr cemt of tnM- Imj -v, m:i1 k- hi rt-1 book, Th lVoplr's IVtiiHi'ti Si-n-r Mlic..lAilvlr.flAriiWi mK. Atl-ht W.hM' ,i-prn-rT Medical Awocut tion. No ,i Mia Strnt, Uuifalo, N v. Jill riiTfiTrr EverylDOGyis on to it The largest piece of Good tobacco ever sold for 10 cents Lane County Bank. (Established In 16S2.) EU GENE, OREGON. A general Banking business In all branches transacted on avorable terms. A. G. HOVEY, President. J. M. A It It A MS, Cashier. A. G. HOVEY, JR.. Asst.Ca.shr. J. L. PAGE, DEALER IN ROJEBj:S Having a Large anil Complete stork of Staple and Fancy Groceries bought in t lis bent markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, I can oiler tlio publio bettor prices than any other house lu Eugene. Frodnce of all Kims lata, at Martel Prices. Old Kentaeky LIQUOR HOUSE, W. M. REKSHAW, Proprietor. Keeps ! he Best brsmli of WHISKEY, BRANDY, GIN, -ANI- All Kinds of Wines. Aim the Celehrnletl WHLITZ MMAVAVKK.K liEKH on clraimht. CITATION. In Uie County Court of th Stte of Oregon for the ('mintr of Iane. In the mutter of the Ute I ,, of A If re. I Wilson. (.eceamL f 1 lU ton Tn ArlevK Vil.n, CIrA A Nylnr, Prin cilU K WiUcn, MaikI K WiUnn, VUnnn K Tet, Allien Viln..n, Fr WiUm, Wnlter Vilmn, iMnrion lUiantl liiira K Stoute myer, (Jreetini;: In the name of the State of OnKn, yu am hereby cited ar.. p.quireil to appear in the County Court of the State of Orrvnn, for the wunly of Line at t)i c-Mirtnm thereof, at Knrrne in the nmnty of I,n on Weilnewlay, th3nl lUvuf June, ISINi at 1 o'clock in the afternoon if that nay, thfn an.) ther to nhow cauae if anr exinti, why an 'iriliT nhouM not be nialfl ilirecttmr Win Naylor, executor of Mid -tt.Ui to m11 the f..ll..wimi dcnlet projer'y Wloiiaiiitii to bs entato, t.-wit: The n J of eec 8 X 17 e, i i w containing UW acrva; aio Im I in ; 4 tp 17 e, r 2 w con taining S'J.'.'S acre: aim ivtrinnihg at the n w corner of cl 7S oo;f 77 of 4eo U, S 10 cha K to the middle of the chain;. .f the Mohawk river thenoe up Raid cSann?l to the 8 line of the n e i of the n w J of atc i tp 17 a, r 2 w; weH to the a w comer of the mid n e ipurtT if the n w $ of aec , S 20 ,-bn and V to the Jilace of lieiimning. Ak th n J of th n w of aec 1 tp 17 , r2 w rontainitt lit acre and in 'Jt"2.M aciei in l,m eunty, Ore yon. WUneaa. the Hon, A. II. Kik, Judi;e of the County Court of tie uw ttn-wn. f- r tti cmntv of !.an with the .-! ,i Mid Court aH;Hl, 1lii4 wVth day i f Xi 'i', V. I. ISiN. Ait..:: A. ! .IrsMM.a, ( lark. H. B. Eakin. Jr.. Iresiuenl. Cashier First National Bui 01 Eugene. Paid up tasb Capital $50,000 Surplus and Profits, 850,000 Eugene - - Oregon. A freneral hankiDg hnptineu dono on reaaou able terinn, Milit dmiw on iNftW uim, CHICAGO, HAN FHANCISCO ami FORT TAN D. OHEUON. Bills of exchange unld on foreign conntrlw. DepoAiU received iiibjttot to check or certiti aat of rietwiL All collections entniFtdd to ni will recflre prompt attention. Central Market, PROPRIETORS. Will keep constantly on hand a lull supply of BEEF, MUTTON, PORK and VEAL, Which they will ell at tho lowest inarkft prices. A fairsliare ot Its duDIIc patronage sollcltei :-TO THK FARMEItS.-: We will pay tlie highest market price feir Kat Cattle, lings and Hheep. Shop on Willamette St., EUGENE, OREGON. jaMoa's ilohvcrcd to any .art ot tho city trvt' of chnrtc. j. p. -ford!- (ElTariKfIit,) Ol Mfiu-'. U.w writp tiQir tl.it March 2", ls'.tl; 3. B. Mki. Mra. l o., Dufur, Orcjron. Oknti.kmkn: On arriving home hint wwk, I found all well and tuixiotnly waitniK. Our Utile (tirl, eltflit ai... one half years old, who had wasted awav to ;W pounds, in now well, Mnmg anil vigorous, and well lleshed un. M. H. CihikIi ('tire Iim done its work well. (Mil of the children like It, Your H. H. CoueIi Cure lian etirvd and kept away all ho!irness from me. Mo give It to every one, with irreetlnirs for all. WlKhiiiK you prosperity, we are Y'otirx, Mil. and Mrs. J. K. Kokd. If yon l,h tr fwl lr,.,h rhnrrttil, and r,'i7.L"riV"' i; r :,K ' ' ln Kw sy.tm lth the Hrattarhr aiicl l.lvtr Cure, lakiiii two or thu'p tli.Ke, a wick, Sold un.lpra pi"IH'"'t:'n,rniit.' 50 cents (it bottle by all !rt;Ku'.t8 EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANQS,Pi0prietor. .i.,'i!.,Vi,,'.?a ' ''rn' ""'. W.l-.o.,lav at-.i i.ii-.n(fi orl.k ,1V( pawners ar- o'iioo,, :.imt."w" ,iu- ''"'"" "o na).l lim.,S) ami a:ur.iHM, at v n'rlnrk a m , writini In I ,. V ,l, ? . f. I'M K p. m. Kill Ml I 111!' l . i,.,. . I - :" S.-nr.oraMf,M ; Lv..:,,,,tra ,, flirt- In 'f'",'. T. G.Iir)iiioKs, 1 rcn k 1 L.I.V i Attorney and Counsellor- at-LaUi WILL FhACTICK IN THK COURTS oi tli. I Second Judicial District and in id Supreme Court of this State. Social attention given to collection. and rattera in probata 0. a. L0BB18. a,,. ......... DORRIS & STEVENS, Attornk y-at-La W) KUOENK, OttKUON Omca-Ovcr :.aue Count? nana J. M. WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY : AT : LAW. COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY. Koom 6 upstalre, Rladon'a Block, 9tn treet. CBILYEO. J.B.YUUBU. BILYEUi&YOUJNU, Attorn e ys- at-La w, KL'OKSK, OREGON. ar-Oinca-OverFlrut National Bank. I. O. I'OTTKB. H. T. CONDON POTTER & CONDON, Attorneys-at-Law EJGENE, OREGON. V Office In Connor'a block. A. C. WOODCOCK, ATTORNEY AT LAW. OFHCi-One-hal! blook aouth ol Chrlaman', Block, EUGENE, : : OREGON. J. J. WALTON, Attorney-at-Law, El'QENll, OREGON. tt.. Wattin' htork. W 111 do a iieucr'a! lavr prat ;lo iu all tbecourU of tbU Utato. H. D. NORTON, LAWYER. Rooms 1 and 2 over First Nutlonal Bunk. 0. E. LOOMIS, M. D., Physician and Simeon. Ofllce up-slalra In Slielton bloc i .-er Oeo. T. Hull Sou arocerv 810". Private telephone inside the door for culls duy or night. DK. J. W. HARRIS, r-hyswian and Surgeon Olnco over Henderson A Llnn'iLlrug fltore. Orrici IIuohsi: 0 to r.'a. ui.; 2 to 6 and 1 v p. m. Hesi uce Ferrr street between 12tli and ltb DR. G. W. BIDDLE, DENTIST, Drw' nnlv flrat.rlftM wnrlr. Tim IntPst Im- provemutita ummI. Terms modorale. Oillceaiid ruHiduiieo on Olive Strc4t. between Fifth and Sixth street, one block well of II I im wot Hotel. A LADY'S TOILET Is not complete without an ideal POMPLEXIO U POWDER. I fombines every clement 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. Intlit upon having tho genuine. CITY Livery and hi Stable, First door west of Day A Hender son's furniture store, 7th st. Half block from Willamette st. GIVE US A TRIAL GRIFFIN & GO. Props. HORSES FOR SALE. HAVE A DATE? ia Laxative Date (Glace.) Are a natural laxative. Is wholesome. Does not gripe or sicken tho stomach. It is the coming laxative. Excellent for children. ItaniloVpon A Mnn ran tU iron mora about thvm. U. II. & 1. rOU ALL IOr"rv LEAVE DEPOT FIFTH AND I STREETS , ... inalon Ball U.rX' :00 P M ally. I'll!, ,to Kanlcrn eltie. 00 ror 1 euilletdii I,n..n4 Hood River. Th." f.,f?n train for I land ItUeruudiat poln 2!L i traiuB. I Or nil InfnrmitUn ofllw, corner Husbl'ugtou Maihlrt " E. MCNEILL, Geucr"'1'.rCl Kucolvcr and General Mananer I'ortlaud, Orecon. "". E.J.SlcCLANADA.V,A,,, EAST AND SOUTH VIA The Snasta Route OP THE m. ft. ..il... n m mm racmc ft, Express Trail l,enve Portland l.ii. 8.50 a :m Lv I'ortlauJ ArTijiTT l:u'Jaml,v hiitwne I.;Slj., 10:40 am 1 Ar han Franchm 1. v ' 6m i Above trains stou.it lAt iv.iii... .... l-s,., u-.ik... V."""'."W Jetfersnn, Albniiy, Albany Juncli, HiVi HtirpiRhnrir. .1 iini.lw.n (S... I...:.. . ' Creawell, Drai n anil all utii m u'm km bur to Aslilund iiicltittive. R"RFHCFO MAll.. ItAllT. 8 M a m 1,1 1'uiuand arltjii 2.04 p miLv Eiuiene It uai, 6.20pmAr Koseburg LtMia a.M.M PASSENOEB, DAILY. 4:00 II, I'ortkml l.llli.. 6:15 p A Salem, Lvlsinii DINING CAES ON OGDES BOOT - POLLKAS BUrm SLEEPiii AND SJ-'COKJJ CLASS SLEEPIKG I'Ais. Attacbid to all through trata, Vet Si.le TJiviniim. BETWEEN fOKTLiM) Ahll CC.-i i HAIL TRAIN PA1LT (tXOm Jl'!at. 70amLv Portland ArieiDn 12:16 p m I Ar Cwrallii l.t l-Xi t At Albany ntirl Oorvalli, cor.r.Htill!riB of Orctfun Centrsl Si Eastern Hsilviy, IXPKES9 THAIH DAILY (RCtTt UslUI.I 4:4A p m L Portland Arisen 7:2bpmAr MeMlnnvillt LtISMi, THROUGH TICKETS to ill Poimi in the Eanurn Stales, Canadt ui Eikj can bo obtained at lowest rates froffl L. G. ADAIH, Agent, LuFeH R KOKHLKU, E. P KCCtKS, Manaver, Arrt. 0. F. sad I'm Ar I'OKTLANI'. "WW Eugene Street Bailq. TIME CARD, . rt j.i. rn..t lU strut Alter uie im i uw . cars will run on the following KM"" time until lunuer uou LEAVING THE DEPOT. 7.in.7-4n.RdO.8:40 9:lM:M). then every half hour. , LEAVE THE UNITEHS' 7.OK.7-r,R.Sffi.85-9:2.li30-10JS theii every liulfjiour. can. wit. l-'YoibD'. fjlSi n, lUlUi) UiUti,. """- rM KMphiIM 'Sllss!'!S, s H..Hch. Una f-'k,"",H!ii MWlal oasrilnjsSJtf, m.ti.m. pont.KldMl ftJJ'JJjijk c THE ARNOLD CHlW ISt S.wsuim. ursaleal ,ena lapjes.m;.1T. 'M0 SlttL Wptgfei II ' I FINAL iS? i iii'";T: , 7).- inwivcut M lh.Mll ltlM"" ,1(0. VI il 7 .00 1' M Dailr. J i H:0O A Ml Ex Hun. ,OVESTHEB0Wf TKE MORNINJ BaKsaaaasafMBMHmV a aW agenta, Ku""