Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, June 01, 1896, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY Kl'GENE GUAIiD. I. L. CAMPBELL, Publisher. I'ublfiitied every ovtiuiiigof tho we, tJuudayi. excepted.. Aildrum all cominun leal loin, and 'Uiio All remlttaueeM payable to lh Kuixmc Jiubd, Kuguuu, Oregon. (DAILY.) Delivered bj vrrlur, pur weuk I 1 Oellvort'd bv currier, por month Gu By mall, one yoarOu advance) 6 0 Mzmoathi 8 W Ouo month HIdkIo ooplufl Will not be lent by mall' to any address, 'or any length of time, uuleiu paid In advance. (WBKKLY.) One year (in advance) I- 00 Hx months ... .- 1 00 Advertising rates made known ou application. Entered as seeoud-olasi matter at the Eugene, Ureicon, postofttce. - ' MONDAY, JUNE 1, 189G. If Portland escapes today and t.nniehr. without a balnh of free fights she will he in luck. If the republicans lose tho light in Lane county today it will not be through lack of campaign money. The cross mark before the candi date's name is an improvement over the old way of erasing in votiDg. University commencement exor cises have been lost sight of by the public during the political contest. They commence June 14. In our issue of tomorrow evening we hope to be able to inform our readers as to the result of tho elec tion, at least as far as Lane county is concerned. - ' - The wife of Senator-elect Foruker of Ohio, and her threo daughters, are enthusiasts on the bicycle, They will take their wheels with them to Washington when the sen ator's official term begins. The big export trade not only offers support to homo values bu it is to be hoped these imrmous Likings will more rapidly aojuain western Europe with the merits f American maize and stimulate the legitimate trade in this for all time to come. Exports of oats are even more remarkable, amounting to 5,639,000 bushels for 10 months, or 13 limes as as much as a year earlier. Last week, two messages were transmitted by telegraph, around tho globe in four minutes. The prophcoy of Morse bus come true. Half a century ago. Iio said "if it will go ton miles without stopping, I can make it go around the globe." Miss Jano Stone, a Philadelphia girl has gone into the oil business in the nowly discovered petroleum fields in Tennessee. .She makes her own leases. It is her purpopo to drill ton wells before fall, and she has contracted for 100,000 feot of lumbor for her derricks. JNow tno elootion is over our citizens should make n united pull for a successful Fourth of July celebration. The committee Ins funds enough to givo unusual in tertainmont to thorn) who attend, but wo want pooj lc hero from all portions of tho comity. Talk it up with your outside friends and cus tomers. Quiet election today. Tho Aus tralian ballot system discourages pulling and hauling about of weak minded voters. Then, too, if a votor is paid for I'm vo'n the buyer has no certainty that the goods have been dolivcrcd. It is a wholo some law contomplatr.l to presoi ve the purity of the ImIU.i. A monopoly thai puts up prices is the oil trust. Fifty milium dol lars represents t!n value of the petroleum sent n'rowl during tho past 10 months imi enormous in crease of $12,000,0 )0 over a year ago, almost exclusively in refined burning oil. In l-ilk, however, last year's businiss nus tho greater. The increased valuo comes from tho highor prico, which in turn is largely tho result of manipulation some months ago. The avenge, export price of 673 million gallons was G.So ngainsl 4.4o a year ago; and yet somo people insist that monopoly serves to rcduco tho price. A fourfold increase is tha re.-ord In corn exports the past 10 months. These amountod to the mormons total of 77,303,000 bushels against 18,270.000 bushels a year ago, the increase being due almost exelu sivcly to the very low priit'.i. Thoro is some compensation, however. The political fight of the statu is finished so far as local affairs are concerned. We predict, however that as a result ot the ngita tiou of the last two months the issue of tho national campaign will he for or against free coinage o( silver. The result of the norai nating conventions will be awaited with interest. McKinley will be nominated by republicans on a straddle platform. It looks as if the democratic national convention would bo controlled by the silver clement. If so, the nomination of such a man as Boies, of Iowa, or Bland of Missouri, would consoli dale the friends of silver nil over the countrv. It would insure the solid south, and probably enough western and middle states to secure his election. f Cottage Grove-Leniatl IteniF. Leader, May 30. Mrs L Lurch started to Philadelphia last Sunday.- That being her former home sle expects to make quite an ex tended visit. A telephone la being put up from L Lurch V store to J L Jones' saw mill eight miles from here In the uioun tair.a. This will tie very handy in the way ot business. The Catholic church In Cottage Grove bus been sided up, the roof placed on and is ready for the paint brush. The building will be neat and pretty. It is with pleasure that we an nounce tho re engagement of Prof W II Powell, principal of tho publio school hero ap-ain thin year, with the assistance of Mrs Belle Button, and Misses Rosa Hanson and Lottie White. Tho first load of brick was placed on tho ground for the new brick block ef Eaklu & llrlstow on their lots in Cottage Grove, Tuesday. This Is the beginning of a magnificent improve ment. May the good work continue Married, at the residence of the bride's parents In Cottage Orove Or., Jtev M O Brink otllelating, William L Vcatch ami Miss Delilah P Morse, two of our most estimable young people, were on the 28th day ol May, 180(1, united In the holy bonds of wedlock. avf Iff v- r If w A disinterested and clear-headed judfte doesn't al low himself to be biased by preju dice. Superstition doesn't affect his decisions. Mere tradition has no place in his rca- fl soningr. Pacta are the onlT things which he consitl JS ers. If the intelli- kKrni men inu wo men who make up this great country of ours will simply bring their reason niilv and common-sense vAM to bear on the Sroblcm of curing ieir sickness, we will norm h na tion most remarkable for health and Ion (rev. ity. The plain, un decorated (acts about Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery are all that Is necessary to convince fair-minded people of its transcendent merit. They are as follows : All diseases come from Rrcrois. The (Terms fret into the blood, prnpngate and increase n the blood, which carries them all over the body. When they find a weak spot, they bulk io mc weaa spot, u necomra a dis eased spot, and the disease is called bv the name corresponding to its location In the ootir. ine cause is the same for nearly all diseases. All impurities are (Terms, or breed perms. Impure blood means germ filled blood. Kill the errms, eliminate the im purities, enrich the blood, and it will force tself into the diseased snot and Mtrri.cihfn it, and give it power to throw off the germs wiai cxw mere. nr. Fierce a Jouicn Mea ical Discovery is designed to do this that is the theonr. The facts are these tens of thousands of people have used the "Dis covery." It used to be sold with the under standing that if It didn't cure, it should be retutneel, and the money refunded. No body ever asked for the money, and so that clause was dropped. Thousands of people h.ive written voluntary letters of thanks to its discoverer. A few of tliese letters have been included In Dr. Pierce's great thou sand page book, Common Sense Medical Adviser. It will be sent absolutely nn receipt of one-cent stamps o pay for mailing only. Address, with stamps, World's mmmmmmmmmmmmmsg - I U (U, "Takes the Cake." 1 1 - Is illSllflMtfx I mm B PLUG 1 You may have " money to 1 burn'1 but even so, you needn't i throw it away. ' For 0 cents you B get almost twice as much "Battle p Ax" as you do of other high grades for the same money. Lane County Bank. (Established In MSi) ETJ GENE, OREGON, A general Banking business In all branches transacted on avorable terms. A. G. IIOVEY, President. J. M. ABHAMS, Cashier. A. G. HOVEY, Jr., Asst.Ca.ihr. J. L. PAGE, DEALER IN Having a Law and Complete stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries bought in the best markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, I can oiler the public better prices than any other house iu Eugeue. Produce or all Kinds taken at Market Prices. dispensary Medical Association, main ftireci, jiunaio, n, y, Old Kentucky LIQUOR HOUSE, W. M. REhSKAW, Proprietor. Keeps !he Hest bnindf of WHISKEY, BRANDY, GIN, AND All Kinds of Wines. Also the Celebrated Ht'HMTZ MILWAUKEE llKKItoi. drauKht. T. G.HimnBioKB, President, 8.B. Eakih, Jr.. Cashle First Bank Ol Eugene. Fslil up lash Capital jf 50,000 surplus ana rroiiis, $au,uuu Eugene - - Oregon. A general bank ine bnnineiw done on re won- able terms. Hijfht drafta on NEW YOKK, CHICAGO, HAN FKANCISCO and POUT IAN'1), OKKUON. Bill nf exchange noM on foroitn countries, OeMMit recelyod Bubject to check or certifi cate of tlefoiut, AH collfictiona entruitad to ai will reoelre prompt atteouon. Summons. Central Market, m p. j i j i IJltVl 111' PROPKIETORS. Will keep constantly on hand a full supply of BEEF, MUTTON, PORK and VEAL, Which they will wll at the lowest market, prices. A falrslare of tie latiic Datronage solicited. :-TO THE FARMERS.-: We will pay the highest market price lor hat Cattle, Hog alid Mheep. Shop on Willamette St., EUGENE, OREGON. fW-Mou delivered i0 atiyp,rl 0( lbe eii, (Hi: of charge. CEO. B. DCERIS. Attorney and Counsellor. at-Law, ?nA. I'KACTK'R IN THE O'JUKTS V of the Bucund JudicUl Uutrict ud in ie Supreme Court of thu State. Sptcwl attention gireo to collections ami eattera in probate. , A, IjOERIS. ' L. L. bTLVEM D ORRIS & STEVENS, A ttohnky-at-La w, KUUENB, OIIKUON Ofkick Over Ine Couuty Hank. ..""PutV.-.-Ml'ttli J. M. WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY . : AT : LAW. COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY, lioom 5 upataln, Rlndou's Block, 3th ilreet. t,. BILYEO. J. E. YOUNG. BILY liU & YOUNG, Attokk e ys- at-La w, BUQENK, OBEQON. .TGOt nci Over First National Bunt, t. O. POTTEB. H. T. CONDON P OTTER & CONDON, Attorneys-at-Law. EUGENE, OREGON. gCt Opricx In Conaur's block. A. C. WOODCOCK, ATTORNEY AT LAW. OFFlCK-Ono-half block south ol Chrlsman's Block, EUGENE, : ': OBEQON. J. J. WALTON, Attorney-at-Law, ELSESh.OREUCN. Ottic-e up-slaira, Walton's block. W 11! iu a gelicra! lav pracUce.u all the court ai this Slate. H. D. NORTON, LAWYER, Kooma 1 and 2 over First National Bank. 0. E. LOOMIS, M. D., Physician and Simeon. Ofllce up-stalrs In Sholton blot t ver Geo. T. Hall b Hon a grocery sto Private telephone inside the door for calls day or night. ' DR. J. W. HARRIS, t-'tiysiuian and Surgeon (Knee over Henderson & Llun'a Drug Store. Office IIuuka: 9 to 12a. in.; 2 to6 and 7 to8 Tk. .lift t .l "'KIOH kUi T .TUTrX.1 Lisa's?' 8:00 A i r.X sun. f. ..,"lJD. l.f u. .nil Tk. i' TheSnastaa0, Tie hU fell South I iLUi l:n'Jam Lv v., i A h.. ' ;itv, Woedbu,,BaHtt, llarridmrf.JuCi,; Creswell, I),ai, ,Bd JvSa, bur to Asblaid ludui U 2WpioI,v 5-520 p mAr llwbw, -DINISOOABSOSOGMS" BFtOKU CLASS SUaiStu, """""oiosiittretrb Wert Si-li. Dirii. . BETWEEN POBTLASD ID K HAIL TbAIM Diiiy (Qxgf tai 12:15 .mAr (wj S: At Allisny diI OorrallH m. nf Oroiiun Centr.1 4 Euim Un. tiFHiss tsau Dittt tncnttm i:2jpmAr McMlnsrii U'.H, THROUGH TICKETS toil in 11)6 Eastern States, CiDiii nl fa oao De oitsinea st lorat nuifm L.O. ADiIB.im'.! Manwer. Art.G.?.h. heKi euue Ferrr street bettroon 12th aud 1811) DR. G. W. BIDDLE, g- DENTIST, Doei onW flrst-claw work. The Intent 1m- prove menu used. Terma moderate. OtHcend res. di lice on Oltre ttrwt, between Fifth and Sixth Btreuta, one block west of Minnesota Uotol. J. F. FORD, (Kvaniiilist,) Of l)e Mninn, Ii,w, writ, nn.lfr Hte Man:h 2:!, 1SSM: 8. It. Mien. JIpo. Co., Dtifur, OrciroD. uknti.emkn: On nrriving home hut week, I found all well and anxioiulv ....... B. ,,, m,,L. Kir,i Pl!?m Rll one urn )vnm mil, who nail waited awav m luiitmla la ....... II J. .i,-. ., " "" i-ii, siroii ami . ,, HCSIII'.I J( i."ViKi,iurL',l.',"f ,1""e l,s writ welt H ?th of ttit fhihln n like it. Your & a. viniKii t ure run d and kept away all liimmm from mih. s,i it to uvnrv ...1,1. . . H-r, , .imviiiipn lor all ., ,r.....K ,,, ,iro,MTity, we niv Yours. Mr. and Mrs. J. K K u : VI " WW'S. 8ollnn,prpo.til,,.Kurmilce CO cents i cr boulu by all ,lruiiKtts. In tl.e Circuit Court ol the Stale o( Cmgou for the t'oniity of Lane. Eula n. Lon.twrry, riaintiff, ) ra I Mnlhf-w T.on.tterrT DefcndHUt. ) To Mathew Lin'sWiry, the above named dofentUnt: In the name of Ihe S ate ef Oregon: Yon are hert'lir rrnuinri to iiumt u.tl mi. the complaint til.,1 nirilit von in lh ' "T,"! 'hifel""es a w t ahoTe entitled court on or lli.fnm Ihe Kih day of June, 1H:6, ihnt lieing the I flint da? of Ihe next rrgnlsr term. 01 iqc aooYc rnmipn conn to be held in Lane County, Oregon; and if yon tail so to appear and anwer, for .ant thereof, plaintiff i UV decree diolvin(j the bonds nf matrimnnr now etisiine Uivmh plaiutifl and defendant, and for the care and cnotody of the minur children men tioned in comnUint. ami for surh nih relief as to the court mf appear equitable ORi, I. and No. 66j NOTICE FOH riUlLICATION. Ijind Ofttoe at ltosebnrn, Orovn, April 3rt, IS'.lil. Notice is hereby given that the follow. iiiR-named aeltlrr has fllcd notice of his in tention to make Anal proof in support of his cUini. and that said proof will be mwle before Joel Ware, 0 8 0 0 Com miasinner. at Knirene, Orecon, on JnneW, lS'.W, tic tlrnnvllle E l.nudv on hnmietesil entry NoSii'.tl for ihe ; se , j seo 4.1. In 10. r 0 w: and Int. S 1,1, . I i at", tp Itl a, r 8 west led jn.t " " leaves Kiitene Honda. lie names the following witnesses to int. summons Is puWiOi-d in the Ec-; rivini st' ki m...... 1 , '" ' V",'',l,,r llmv. hll vlliiVL'.ir. rAB1.lnl,,.n niwn ...I OMK ttrinn hr nr.t.. ,1 lh. lt.i....AK!. 1 n . ..v.w.. . ... ""- un iim enltivalion of, said nd. vit: I riillerlon.Jndire ol Hie alirve enml. ,1 rnn,i . Jsnirs A liurnett, of tlreenleaf. Oregon Howard rope. Chsrlea A Potlerf and James l ope, allot Alpha, Orrirnn H M V BATCH. Hol ms STiVtXa. Jtegi.ier. Attorneys for I'laiuliff. EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. , WliK'dayii dny It.lown(t at 10 rii,.fftou,JntV' Hip .oc tnuiU d Court, , ,M ti'I"ln i-wi c-p, ,.AVV F'orrnp-Tn U.i.J thi.'JU ol April, is:i,t. Km'sniKi'-;.-..-; r A LADY'S TOILET la not complete without an ideal POMPLEXIOfj U powder. y POZZOfilS 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. vwAw Inilrt upon having tho gocalns. CITY Livery and Feci Stable. Find ihhir west of nay & Mfnder- Mon'a fiiriittlire store, 7th st. Ha f block from Willamette at. GIVE US A TRIAL GRIFFIN & CO. Props. HORSES FOR SALE... Pi id J,,,,,: l,v'MrKu. Tickets t..r l, si K. ilii'K,vnVel HAVE A DATE? California Laxative Dates, (Glace.) Arc a natural laxative. Is wholesome. Docs not crine or sicken the stomach. It is the coming laxative. Excellent for children. Hcndcreoc A I.lnn can tell yon more about them. Eugene Street kli TIME CABD. After the 4th of Oct. 15 lU cars will run on the follwitxJ lime until lunncr notice LEAVIXOTHEDElVt. 7:10-7:40-8:10-8:M9:lMMi: then every half hour. leave nit amssn. 7:25-7S5-8:25-8a5AS-liiMiii then every half liotir Care will leave promrtlTM H..W.K0UD s c ..-:riit or iu.li.ro. OoM,li '""fij i Ptwia. Anrml.. 4? , JLS THE AIMOID tSlSt l!t.efttnsirji rOVESTHCMW' THE MOBMW for sale. tVen.W'WB LADlES.wiatif nn. FEU ctcci own are ttaoe-jlnsl J l"h Ve' liable cr- .on rl.l. Genuine sol GlO LE BRUN'Ss agents. EngM". I"- insoiveui " y -hi I" Notice 1", V Jr R llnrri.. SS'ieir. ... ..' r.in,...l"7';rd,k.-'s, scconnl m " eW-L .j k. ike coo'"". " lit nraiu vj ... mb - . in. i Of Jane, io.-v. ihe next "w mZf?.o"JC.ir