Daily Eugene guard., May 21, 1896, Image 2

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THURSDAY, - - MAY 21. 1896.
THE HKAVEXLY TWINS.
Salein Journal. Rep.: "There
is rauoh humor in the present
campaign after all.
"Great heavens and little
breeohes! Frank Paxton and Mr.
Moorhoad of Kansas are held in
the Sunday Oregonian as models
of the last legislature. They were
models of a certain type but it iB
the worst typo the people have to
contend with.
"These men aro held up by the
aid of a lying table of votes on
appropriations as models of ocotn-
omy. The table lies bocause it
toadies false conclusions.
"Paxton has withdrawn on ac
count of ill health. Moorhead
should withdraw or be defeated.
''Paxton worked for a bridge job
at Portland in which he with other
lawyers wore interested. In the
Ways and Means committee he
labored to pack the bill with
enormous olectrio light jobs. He
stood in with a majority of that
oommitteo to load the bill with all
sorts of appropriations and then
voted against whon the electric
light company he represented had
$50,000 in tho bill, becauso ho
thought it would jmi-s anyhow.
Moorhead was conveniently ab-
sont. So thoy made a showing of
not voting for appropriations. Dut
thoy looked out for nil their pri
vato grabs.
"Moorhoad came to Salem a
silver man, opposed 1 1 Simon and
Dolph, was one of 2i to agree to
not go into caucus and not to vote
for Dolph, and between 4 p. m
and 8 p. m. win persuaded to
change his mind and become one
of Dolph'i firmest supporters.
"Moorhead offered half a dozen
resolutions all fraught with ex
ponso to tho state, one job of ro
vising the journals lotting five
persons (all of tho Dolph faction)
gt in from 24 to 28 days each at
$10 a day each, on a job that in
other states ono noun does in from
five to ten days.
"As chairman ol tho committee
on mileage Moorhoad employed a
lady clerk tho whole session to
make up ono littlo table that would
go on a shoet of foolscap and
oould be got up by any man in
half an hour. Thosu aro only
Bamplcs of Moorhcad's talents as
an economist.
"But more anon of tlm heavenly
twins.
"The greatest outrage mail un
the people of Oregon is tint tins
committee on revising tho house
journals at a cost nf nearly $1,200
did a job that would bo a divsrace
toasotof sohoulhoys, and what is
worse some of tin' members spent
their time com;-.in? u tuble of
votes to hold their own records up
to the skies and disparage, tho
best and honestest men who ever
sat as representatives of the pco
plo of Oregon. The table, cf voles
on appropriation bills, onlv thro
of which bceanio laws, does not
show tho records of tho members
on bills to repeal commissions, and
jute mills, eto. That record was
not wanted. It did not mil IV
plans of those political Jesuits,
The democratic legislative tieket,
in ability, is far superior u the
other two tickets. Vote f r Math
ews, Houston and Hilyeu. They
will vote lor incisures in . ;io lciia
lature that will benefit t;" produc
ing classes.
THE PASS Ql'liSTlON'.
The infallible ? Or. Driver, the
republican candidate for state fen
ator, denies the charge that he
travels, or has recently traveled on
tho S. P. trains on half fare tickets
procured from the company unde
favors shown his profession as a
minister of the gospel, and pro
nouncos tho statement us false.
saying in self dofenbo that ho quit
preaching seven years ago and that
he has not ridden on a Southern
Pacifio half fare railroad ticket
since that time. This donial of the
absolute positive by a man who
claims to hold tho position for
truth and veracity that Driver does
is indeed surprising, for many
years Dr. Driver has been setting
himself up before the people of
Lane county and the whole state of
Oregon as a fitting example of all
that is moral and good and right
eous. Ho has been picturing the
ideal in rosy terms lor 40 years
and during all that time seemed
what ho was not. The pa6t few
months, Bince he accopted the re-
publican nomination for stato sena
tor, has developed his true char
acter, not already unknown to some,
with wonderfully surprising results
Ho is now having a hard timo of it
crawling out of the holes of i neon
sistency and falsity into which
even the wily Driver has unsus.
pectingly precipitated himself. He
savs he has not ridden on a preach
er's pass. Perhaps tho venerable
doctor has forgotten the little inci
dent of a tew weeks ago when be
wag preparing to go to Koseburg to
deliver a lecture, and forgot to get
his pass before he left the house.
and came into town without it. A
few minutes before train time he
discovered his mistake and, being
unable to get a "half fare ticket
without showing his "pass," he
immediately procured a livery
team and drove with mad haste to
his home in the outskirts of the
city to procure the precious "pass"
making the forced trip just in time
to catch tho train for his destina
tion. You have alwavs held up
truth as your ideal Dr. Driver, but
your practice does not verify your
teaching.
Horbert Condon, tho law partner
of E. O. Potter, republican candi
date for oounty judge, is doing
considerable of tho editorial work
on tho "hired organ." In this
morning's issue of that papor Hon.
E. R. Skipwortb is accused of being
one of the editorial writors on the
Guaud, This is a lie. The editor
of this paper does not permit any
one to diotate or write editorials.
Tho editor of this paper is iu edi
tor in name r.nd fact. 'John Camp-
tell is acouBed of writing for the
liroad-Axe. This is another rank
falsehood as ho has been confined
to ii ib room with serious illness for
two weeks and during that time
has not writton a lino for any
papor. Mr. Condon "tell the truth"
whn writing about editors or your
partner candidate for judge.
"Mr Potter is the man and ho is
going to bo our next county judge."
Law Partner Herbert Condon, in
the Resistor.
If you could look
abend a few months
ami Bee what wis
coming from those
spells of wenkness,
loss of nppetite,
wasting of flesh
and energy you
wonldn't wait for
disease to get a
grip on you. Yon
would begin right
away to tone up
your constitution
with Dr. ISerre's
LOOKI.XG AHEAD. Golden Medical
Discovery. It doesn't work miracles;
but it low what other medicine can't do
and what doctors say can't he done un
til they see it done right under their noses
it cures consumption. Not always : to
sny that would be an exaggeration, but
in a large majority of cases ; in advanced
cases which have been given up as hope
less. The " Discovery " is not called a consumption-cure
; it is a blood-maker. It
gives energy to the blood-mnkiug organs
to create new blood, full of healthv red
corpuscles. This rapid supply of pure.
M Mood drives out all diseases that
"I
ourine !
Ifie largest piece of GOOD tobacco
ever sold for 10 cents.
Lane County lank.
(Kstabllihed In 18S2.)
EUGENE, OREGON.
A general Banking business
In all branches transacted on
avorable terms.
A. G. HOVF.y, President.
J. M. AHRAMS, Cashier.
A. Ci. HOVKY, Jk Asst. (,'a.ihr.
G.Hkhtoucks,
Provident.
S.B. Basin. Jr..
Cashier
J. L. PAGE,
DEALER IN
(rojrles
Having a Large and Complete stock of
Staple and Fancy Groceries bought
in the best markets,
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH,
I eau oiler the public better prices
tliau any other homo In Eugene.
Produce or all mistake al Martct Prices.
rich, ml
have their roots in the blood : Consump
tion in one of these; scrofula, malarii.,
eczema, erysipelas, catarrh ore others.
It is nhsunl to doctor them ncparatclv as
Hint, or skin, or head disease. They
must be driven out of the blood. You
can relv on the "Golden Medical Dis
covery " to do this every time.
It is not a patent medicine. It Is the
perfect cil result of to year, practical ex
perience hv one of the most skillful phy
sicians ami eminent medical authorities
In this country: Dr. U. V. Pierce, Chief
Consulting I'hvsician to the Invalids Ho
tel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N. Y.
rr, IMfrc' ino MPf bonV Th Pronl'
Common Sen MM ten 1 AiMcer." rrachnl eht
fioriHou nlc of foocoo coplr at f i rach.
Ttm fnoTmiMitf Savin tMiil him a lair nmnl
on the great amount of labor ami mcarr
piitlcl in product nc It. he t now rmor bwt
aMolutrtv frvc xv copiM. the recipient only
being rtt,iiiml to mail to him. at the above .ntl
tution, ,i onr-rent Uinr to cover rot of mati
ng .., ,tn 1 the bwk will be aent pert PM-
Old Ketteky
LIQUOR HOUSE
fat Mm
Oi Eugene,
Paid up lash Capital $50,000
surplus aau 1'roms, Seu.uuw
Eugene - - Oregon.
A (fntra! ba-nki'iig businewt dmn on reoa
aUfltsnns. KMit drafts on NEW YOliK.
CHIUAUO, SAX KKAXCIilOO wH J'OKT-
LA.XI). OKKtMX.
Bill of e nchPo fti'.'l oa fnrelKn oountrlfts.
UeposiM wcaiyoa urjto' to c-ieck. or certm
cate of ilKt-oHit.
AU colIct-t'ins cnlmt-id to na will roceWe
prompt atton'.:ou.
CLO. B. DCS1RIS.
Attorney and Counselled -at-Law
WJVuL TKACT1CK IN THE C'JUUTS
IT oi ine aoconu truaicuu xj,vv ivud in
te Supreme Court of this BUt.
Sptcial attention given to collectiom uA
Witters in probate.
0. A. IjOKBIS, L, 1 KTl.VtM.
DORRIS & STEVENS,
Ai toknuy-at-La w,
EL'UENK, OUEUON
Office Over Lane County 1'ai.k.
J. SI. WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEY : AT : LAW.
COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY.
liuum 6 upstalrn, HlHilon's lllock, 0th Btroet.
L. UILYEO.
J. E. VOUKQ.
BILYEU& YOUNG,
Attokk e ys- at-La w,
l'GENE, OltEUON.
Sg?)l FicKOvur Klrct National Bauk.
fc". O. l'OTTKll. II. T. CONDON
? OTTER & CONDON,
Attorneys-at-Law.
EUGENE, OREGON.
W OFFitrit 111 Conner' block.
A. C. WOODCOCK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OrFlCK-Outi'huK blosk BOUth of Chrlsiaan'
Block,
EL'liENK, : : OREUON.
J. J. WALTON,
Attorney-at-Law,
ELUEKt, OREGON.
'JiTlc U-tHtrfi, Walton's block.
W il! do a i;i,tra! lav.' lactlcviu all the courts
f this rotate.
H. D. NORTON,
LAWYER.
Konnis 1 and 2 over First Natltmtil
Bunk.
57 E. LOOMIS, M, D.,
Physician and Si -son.
Ofllcc ui-?taira In Shclton bloc ( 'or Geo. T.
Hall ii Hon s grocery ato"
I'rivute telephone inuidu tlio door
for calls day or night.
DK. J. W. HARRIS,
t-iiy wt;iiaii and Surgeon
Qfi't-o over Jlendcnon A Mmi'sDrug Store.
office Horns : 9 to 12a, m.; 2 to 5 Mid 7to8
Hpht nn!u Kerry streot botwot'u lth and 18th
entral Market,
tnnn p. tinmizm
3
W. 11 RE85HAW, Proprietor.
-Keops !he Heft brdticla of
WHISKEY, BRANDY, GIN,
-AND-
All Kinds of Wines.
Alwi tho Ctlil.rnled St'lII.ITZ
in. Ai.Khii l.KKltoi. drminht.
Summons.
Iu III
Wilii.ini
Circnit Court o( Ihe atnto o! 0- ..m
for tb( conutv of L;no.
llthioca 1'arki-r, I'UiulilT 1
T" r
Willinra ParkKr. D. f, n,l..,.i I
To iba above nitni' il 0. f,. t
fatlfr:
In tho nunc of ihp 8t .la of cir..
arn h-rPby rrqnirpil In P.n nr and nimwor
too comprint lllcd ii.mh ki von In Iheahovo
nlilliil couil mill K in, n or Ivtnro lh 1st
day of Ihenrxi n (jn!.ir Ii rm ot ani.l courl
fur publicalion lnri, t..wu; Mnrdav,
tlio Sillh day of October, 1S. 0. Anil if you
lan to o appeir ami answer jaid crm
plain, for .tit there, f, i!-.c -UintitT will
anply to Ilia n uit ior tin. i,.f thetein
pr)ed for, to win A ilui e f thecmrt
diaaolTinn llie Kinil if in Mir.-i.T Ii. n lo
fore and nnr iiitin; irlnn u p ainlitl ar.d
defei d int, and for ibe i-ii. I p,; e,l for in
the ctuilMtit.
ThU aitnimoti!! iv pi:l:iN; ill ly ordi r of
Ihe I'.i.d J (' Fiii!, -i ,.. I, .ge (
above ee lit'. .1 ri.url
Ua'.td Apiil th- S.i!,, ls:V.
II 1 Kni.t,,
Ail.ri.y tn t'lti-iiilT.
PROPRIETORS.
Will keep constantly or. hand a (ull su;:p!y of
BEEF, MUTTON,
PORK and VEAL,
Whieh they will ell at the lowest
market prices.
A fair share ci Va oac patroaase solicited.
:-TO Till; KAIIMERS.-:
Wu will pay ,t. highest market priee
I mr Pill I'uttie, Hugs and f-theeii.
Shop on Willamette St.,
EUGIiNK,OREGON,
V Meats ilellTeml to any purl of tlio ellr
liw ol clmre. '
J. F. FOK D,
llian'.vliiii,)
il l)e i .inei, li.wr. Vfritr i,n..
.M arch 2:' ltI;iS:
S. II. Mkd. XiFO. Co.,
1'iifur, Oregon.
(Iknti.kmkn: On arriving home l:t,t
week, I found nil well :i!id tinxioiulv
wiulniK. Our H.t'e M eiht i. one
Imlf yearn old, who (mil waited awav
to IW iiounds, la now well. Htrimir null
vlistimtK Land we'i UrHlutl up. S. II
('oiih Cure lii,s done its woi); well
Both of tliceb.il.lren 'ike i!. Vnr s'
H. fouKh Cure hr.H eure i and kept
nwny all hoarstiK'-M frcm inc. .wn eile
it to wrj-oiie, with irnvtin f,.r all
ndiinij you pros ritv, v. e nr.-
Yours, M. and Mu's, j. y, ym,
to!d umiora jmlvM,.. Burr-i-t e
W ctnt n-r l.-.u.c It ; d.it-stm.
DR. G. W. BIDDLE,
tgg DENTIST,
Poei only fi rut-class work. The Intrst fm-
pnn-emoiitB used. Terras inodiTHte. Otliouand
ruiidi'iico on ollvo etre.-t. b-nwcfii Fifth and
Sixth directs, one block neHl of Mlimcaoia
uoiei.
.1 rte
EU8ENE-FL0REN0
o l AGE LINE.
E. BANG 3, Proprietor
A LADY'S TOILET
Is not complete
without an ideal
pQlFLEICSOl
U POWDER,
poiioi's
Combines every element of
beauty and purity. It is beauti
fying, soothing, hcaJing, health
ful, and harmless, and when
rightly used is invisible. A most
delicate and desirable protection
to the face in this climate.
Imlrt npoo havlnff th genuine.
CITY
)py d hi Stable.
First door west of I)nv & Hender
son s fttrtiitut-c store, 7th st.
Half hloel. from Williuiieltu st.
GIVE US A TRIAL
GRM&CO. Props.
HORSES FOR SALE.,
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r f.tii..
i -ally.
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.1 oU a in l.v
2.0-1 p m'l.v
5.20 p inAr
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6:18 n
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AttHTbi d io all Ikrcnujl tro.
teuum in as,.
MAIL THAIS IUILT (nciniiji,,,,
7M an, 1 1, p(rtKj b, '
12:10 p m Ar Cnmlii, Ulli
At All'r.ry anil Jorval!inntrtK:!t
SXPKKSS THAIS DitU WcmiMmi
4Mrpm Lv I'.irtind A,iui..
T:2u p m Ar MeJilnnriilt LriMi;
THROUGH TICKETS toil p,
in the Eastern Btatei, CuuAi ui u.
we Ul'IMlUrll ai iowp.1 WHIKa.
Ii. G.ADAIil.Ania
It KOKHI.EK, K P liOUEia,
Manager. Aut G. F. m4 1 If
1'OKTl.AXli.nl.Iu!
Eugene Street Rail
TIME CARD.
After the 4th of Oct. 1893, lh to
cars will run on llie follnwiBisiua
tune until further notice.
LEAVINQ the depot.
7:10-7 :4O-8:lfS:40 0:104: Wu
then every half uour.
LEAVE THE CSIVBGTT.
7:a-75-8ii9WiW!lii
then every half hour.
Cars will leave promptly
H.W. HOLLO.
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finlifiipni:! f'lTiitiro IVitn?
vtuuuniin ma:iuit Liiii'Ui
(Glace.)
Aro a natural laxative.
Is wholesome,
loot's not gripe or sicken
the stomach.
It is tho coming laxative.
Excellent for children.
Ilemlcrsor A l.lnn eau tell you more
about lliwin.
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