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Newspaper Page Textiiiliy itMhuin JJAILY EUGENE GUAIili. I. L. CAMPHKLX. i'ulilinher. IMMi.hud every eTClllUK ol me wool, nouuaj. ..copied. Ad.ircM .u commui.ic.uoi... .ud mika all winHiancei jr-'l u the KriJ HI'IWKIITION K.ATJ.ri JIMII.V.) J dlvercd by carrier, i:r wui'k ..I I'' Ijlirrid by carrier, jr m.nitli Ujr mall, one yar (lu advawu) r' Hlx in on tin f One muulh w dingle cold) 6 Will not hu sent by mall to any addrett, -or a ly length of time, unleas paid lu advene. (WKIKLY.) una yuar (lu advance) I'- 00 Mx months 1 00 Ailtt-rlliiNK ratci miult- known on application. Knturixl m it-cond-cla matter at the KiiK'ine, O e-con, pciiUiince. MONDAY. JULY C. THK VT1FB i'AYS ALIMONY. Chicago Times Herald: A decis ion has just been made by Judgo Gibhs of the Crook county circuit court that ought to prove interest ing to the new woman. It was in a divorce caso where the wife is the complainant. It does not appear from the decision what the lady's ground of complaint is, but it Is shown thut both par ties are past the age of CO and have only been married two years. The husband is poor and unable to work, while tho wife owns property and is fairly well to do. Ia the circumstance, the solicitor for the defendant made application to the court for tempor ary alimony and a reasonable sum for solicitor's fees. Tho cases are familiar where a husband applying lor a divorce is required to pay alimony mid at torneys' fees, but that a wife should be thtiB chirgcd with the expeuso is entirely new. No precedent wns in tho argument that covurod tho caso, so thu judge was obliged to decide it as of first impression, lie conrcipuontly entered learnedly and luminously into tho history of tho status of woman from the Homeric ago down to the present day, show ing how women have bean gradu ally emancipated from the thrall in which man formerly held her, until now she stands upon an ah. solute cijuality with him so far as proporty rights and individual freedom are concorncd. 8ho is onually liable with him for tho support of their family, and if ho lias no proporty she must pay tho bills. Those priciplcs being well settled tho judgo carries them to their logical conclusion, If the husband oan be obliged to pay alimony to tho wife, under like cirouniBtancos tho wife may bo compelled to pay alimony to tho husband. He savs "Every reason of right, juslico and moral is in favor of the proposi tion that tho duties which tho husband and wife owo to each other are reciprocal." The judgment, thorofor, was iu favor of the husband and the wifo was ordered to pay. Such is a new phase of the equality of tho sexes. Woman may now rejoice that she is at last tho the equal of tho tyrant man. The democratic! national conven tion meets In the city of Chicago, Tho platform will favor silver. It isn't possible to predict who will be the nominees. Probably the owner of the largest number of dogs In the world is Gustav Jovanovitch, a "Kussian cattle king," who has 35,000 shep herd dogs to look after 1,500,000 sheep. Junction City Timet: The judge, and elerkt of election arc allowed only 13.00. The talary of judges and clerks of election is fixed by statute while the pay of deputy sheriffii is llxed by tho board of commissioners. While we believe in strict economy we are of the opinion the discrimination is tin- 'just. If tho judges and clerks of election are entitled $3.00 Hr day, tho deputy sherill' is certainly en titled to at lent 12.00 per day. We havo heard a good deal of com plaint concerning this discrimini tion and we think the deputy sheriff has jiut cause to "kick," It was well enough that Senator Thurston's coiniiiiUue Bhould go to Mr McKinleyV house anil notify I. lim t ti nt he li.nl been nainel for President; but from the quality of . ,...,. .1.., rrnwl mav lie the oraturj , the irraml may ue judged hardly necessary, me re marks on both Bides were common phiec! and platitudinous. MeKin ley will write a Utter within a few weeks, which may be expected to contain something. Orejonian. There is nobody happier over the nomination of MuKinley than his fond old mother. She was at hor son's house when the joyful news :ame and was among the first to greet him. Eighty-seven years old a few months ago, sh" is still in vigorous health and in possession of all her venerable womanhood as one could wish to see. McKinley who is reckoned as handsome, has his mother's features, and between him and her there has always teen the closest companionship. Is there any reason for dotlKltiii and -no riii if a jfreat and vital fact simply be anise a few preju diced, mitt guided people have anti quated ideas of what constitutes morality and modesty ? . Rea son and honesty f ay certainly not. Men and women are at tracted to 'ach other because they are men and women and be cause it is rifrut and necessary that they should be so at tracted. The things that make a man at tractive are the char acteristics caused by bis inherent manli ness by the strength which makes htm a perfect man. The same is true of wo man. There is strong attractiveness in per fect health. There it fascination and mag netism in it. A wo nt nn cannot be en tirely womanly she cannot be a perfect woman if she is not In perfect health. In just so much as her sickness affects the organs that mnke her a woman, in jut so much she loses attractive ness. This is the vital part of her health. If anything Is wrong there, it mny result in nil in tin tic i of ills all over the body. Care less, or too busy, physicians frequently treat tlte symptoms of this kind of disorder as separate and distinct ailments. The symp toms are many and varied, so much so that when a woman is alck in any way, the first thought should be given to the organs dis tinctly feminine. About O times in in the caute of the Irons le will be found there. Dr. Tierce's 1'avorite Prescription cures all disorders of this kind. There is no guess work shout it. There is no chance about it. It is a fact thut has Iteen demonstrated in 30 solid yenrs of eitt-nsive practice. Thousands of women have written grate ful lellrrs, who have wished the whole world of women to know the wonderful things the ' rrcacriplioii " baa duua fut them. tttjr JlHislml'n Notice. AH resIrionU unci property owners lu tho city of KiiKeno tiro hereby no- tlflcU to el en 11 up mhI remove, ull rub blah of every kind from iheMreeU and nlleya adjoining their premlxea; alio to remove nil obstructions from the sUl streets and nlleys within Ave day Irom the (Into of this notice. Dated July 27,1810. II J Day. City Mitrnl.nl. Ell Mill, Lumber City, l'a., writes: "I hnve been Miflerliig rnmi piles for 21 years and thouhl my enw incur ble. DeWltt's Witch Huxel Halve was recommended to me as a pile euro, so I bought a box and It performed a per manent cure." This is only one of thousands of similar cures. Kcxema, sores and skin dlseasea yield quickly when It Is used. Ohhithn A DkLano. Whan lUl.v 11 as slrk, w rv ) r Oucoa When ah wu a Chill, tltn crksl fur Cvt.wi. When the Uvame Mlaa, ah clutu; to Ostorta, ftben ah had Chlklreo, she gavelLem Castori llurklen's Amlra Salve. The Kent Salvo In the world for Cut., HruUn, Sore, I'Kvra, Suit Itlieuui, Kever Sure., Teller, ('Implied NniiiK Clillldaliia, Corim, ami nil Skin Kriiitloii, 11111I HUivelv cur Piles, or mi pny required. It guaranteed to Klve iK-rftvt imtl.rnetloii or money relmiil.il, Price 'St eent. per box. Koriwle liy lienleroii A l.lmi. 1'oley .Nirlnir. The Koley SprliiRs henlth and linn. nier remirt lias been netted and re furnished and Is now oivit to the putt- lie for this year's season Tho natural mineral hot water and steam bath i are rurntive of rbeiima-i Ham, kidney, liver, stomach, pilvatc! nml other ooniplulnts. The tenin'r:i-' tilrx of the water is ISS ,l, i..ns Theso sprhiBs are sitoati-il In the : heart ol the Cascade inotintalns, U0 j iiillis east of Kum-ne. Fine llshlnu I and hiintiiiirdiirlinr theoen scnon. i Stam-s leave hotels of KiiKrue Moll-! ihiys, Weilnesdays and Krld.iys ate o'eloek In, leuirnimr on alternate dsvs. For furllier Information address i Mrs. Km. Hi-sky, j Koley Spring, Or. ' Best Quality I Largest Size! Lowest Price I .1: Kxcnralon Kutcn. Peninimcoiiteinpliitini; Kuntcrn trip hIioiiM not lose silit of the fuel Unit the Noitlierii I'ncillc milrouil will oiler tickets t one luro for tlie round trip on the following oceusloiii: Deinoerutic Niilionnl Coiiveiitlull, CliienKo, July 7tli. People's Purly Coiivcnlion anil Aincrtean Bllvor L'oiiveiitlnii, St. I.ou Id, July i!2nil. Niitlonnl C'onveiitlo:i of Young People' Soelety of Clliriittlan ICu ilenvor, Wnslilngton, I) (', July 7th nml I .llli. Nntlonul Kiliieutloiml Alwocitition Meetinic, Hufliilo, X Y, July 3rd to lOtli. Kneuuiptiieiit of the Gi'iiud Army of (lie Jtepulillc, St. Paul, Heplemlier I4'li. Thin Is the tlmt time Hint sili'li rnten lmve evir Ium'Ii oll'ered frnni WeHtern state. SnllU'li'lit limit will tie iriveti on tlieie tickets to enable passengers to niuKc oiiitu n vl-ll. hor ili tail In forniMion, dales of mile, etc. call oil or write It. Ml'MlMIPilKY, (fenernl Atient, Kugcne, Or. lllill Uniited. Proposals will bo reei-lved for the ereolion of a 12 rixuii dwelling by W T Campbell, agent f.r H K Ankeny, until 12 o'eloek M, July (Ith, 1WK). Plans and sH-el Heat Ions enn hi had by applying to V T Camimikli,. Kugene, Or. June 'J9, 1 SlHi. Old Kentucky LIQUOR HOUSE, W. M. RENSHAW. Proprietor. Kwps the Host trandn of WHISKEY, BRANDY, GIN, -ASI- All Kinds of Wines. Also the Celebrated SC1U.ITZ MlliVAl'KKi: lli:i:i( on draught. J. L. PAGE, PKM.KR IN Groceries I IiiviiiK a I.arire and CompU.te storR of, Staple and Kaney Orrevrli-s bought hi the U-st markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, I im otler the pnblie U-tter prlx-s than any oilier house In Kugene. ITCJSC? cf l!HU3s!Jt?J l! Hirtft FTlCfi T. G.BiirnBicKS, Preidint. 8. D. Eakih, Jb., Canliier First National Bank Ol Eugene. Paid up Us) Capital a 0,0(10 Surplus anil Prnts,S50.(!()0 Eugene - - Oregon- A eeiiorsl liftnlt inu huploeM i.rt- n rasu- ililf feTtm. HiK'.it drafts on NKW YHK, CHKVVtiO, HAN FUANC'lHt'O aii.1 TOUT LNI), OHKdON. Hills of criPHirf on frwk-n omutripM. DrofliU rroeivfvl sulijt to ch r oertifi CAte of ilni'Oiiit. All collocti'im op tnii t-i to u will receive prumpt ftttnnliou. Lane County Bank. (KauUlihrd In K-i) EUGENE, OREGON. A coneral Banking business in an Drancnes transacted on favorable terms. A. O. 1IOVKY, Proldent. J. M. AHHAMS, Cibi.r. A. C). HOVHY, Jn Ast. Caahr. Central Market, 'KOI 'KIKTOKS, Will keep rcnstantljr on hand a full sujipljol bthF, MUTTON, PORK and VEAL, Which hoy will wll at the lowest market prices. A fair sbare ol tot pnilic patronage solicltEl. :-'!) TIIK KAKMKKS.-: We will pay the highest market price for Kat Cattle, lings and Sheep. Shop on Willamette St., K l' 11KNH, OKICCON. fT-M, sl. l, lir, nsl lo m j ,..r! u n Plt, Ins- ol clmr. ' J. F. FORD, tlf l M.iu?, b w. writ-, titular March S:l, ls.i.t: S. . Mki. Mfo. Co., Iiufur, in-ifor. OK.VTl.KMhN: l)n arriviu.. Iw.,., i... week, I found all well and anxiuii.lv waitinir. Our little irirl. iirbi - i nan years oni. who bail wast.,.1 .,.,. to 3Sinind! is now w.ll. stnu,,. ;i , lironuia, KIM 11 is Hi, in. V II ; . oiijtn I urv lm. (n,. iu v.,rk well H.tlii.rtlie.-hil,lr.-n like It. V,ir .s It. Couth Cure lm eun.l un, k,..,; I ay nil li.i-in.m-w from m,. j. It to . very one, v illi Kr,vtii.C4 f..r nil N lllliit voi iTM,i ritv, e n-e xour.. A!H. AM. .-Iks. J. 1 . 1 1 T.vil v i.n M f.vi n: r -, .l'y I.t If..- k'. ,irk . ....... Ht. I. and llli trw ilea tie .,..1 . laain. id tinder B.ltircirant. - .i:ilni r SMiie hi ail tfcO. B. 0 Attorney and Counsellor-air-Law. ,rIU; n.ACTICK IN THK C;jllltTS V of the .Soiid Judical Dlrtnct n.l ui ,e .Suprrine Court of tiiin State. 8nJ ttenti. given to collection! Hid natten in orobate. DORRIS & STEVENS, AnoKNy-AT- La w, El-liESE, ORK'iON wrriel Over :.aue Coulilj Hark J. M. WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY : AT : LAW. COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY. Room .1 ni.eti.irs. Klwlou'i Block, Oth street. L. UILYEU. J. E. YOI'NO. B1LYKU & YOUNG, Attokneys-at-Law, EITGKNE. OBEGON, -Olnci Over First National Bank. k. O. POTTER. II. T. CONDON OTTE R& CONDON, Attorney s-at-Law. EUGENE. OREGON. ty Office- In Couaer'a block. A. C. WOODCOCK, ATTORNEY AT LAW. OFFicB-Ouohalf block south of Chrlsmau'i Block, EUGENK, : : OREGON. J. J. WALTON, Attorney-at-Law, ELGENfc, OKEOCN. Ojfict up-Bta'Tr-, WhUoh's block. Will (in a ireutra! lav :rac:iceiU all the court of this suite. H. D. NORTON, LAWYER. Rooms 1 and 2 over First Xutinnul Bank. C. E. LOOMIS, M. D., Physician and St-neon. Ofllce iiji-stalrs In ShcUoii blot i vor Geo. T. nan df oon a grocery alo's Private telephone inside die door for calls day or night. DR. J. W. HARRIS, Pliywician and Surgeon O tin.'.; ovt-r itvudenon A Liuu'aDnig Htoro. OrncK Huurn: 9 to 12 a. in.; 2 to ft and 7v TT 1U. Rm wiiee Ferry Mruct b-'twoen 1'iiti and ISUi DR. G. W. BIDDLE, DENTIST, Ioe on'-y ftrKt-ctaM work. Tho latest 1m provt-inetiu used. Torms modefiite. Ollircaiid n-didi-iice on ollvo itret-t, bvtwvtMi Fifth and ?ixth airects, one block wat of Minnesota nine i. A LADY'S TOILET Is not complete without an ideal nOMPLEXIOI U POWTJEB. POZZOP.TS as I 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. CITV Livery ami Feed Stalk First iloor west of Day A H.-mler- on' furniture store, 7th st. Half hlock from Willamette st. GIVE US A TRIAL GRIFFIN & CO. Props. HORSES FOR SALE.. UllF i MTP9 llftlt ft lIHICf IJil.llI (Cilaee.) Aro a natviral laxative Is wholesome. IVim not grijie or sicken tlie stomach. It is the cominj; laxative. Excellent for cl'iililren. Itenderwr A I lnn rn tell you mure aboul them. jj Inilrtnpon having tho eonulne. I liyLlIllfORWilVHYWHIK. Milt BRIO'S i ro ,taiiionna 1 n-vi. 1-OH ALL l'OINTS KAsf Leave j ucrui rirjn unu I 5THEETV f jnerast Mail, via Ui;V. iiiKlou Halt lAko, ( j, ,,!," ' j or Kaunas City, or via i kaiif, Xliiuu-aiiolU mul -i i I 1'aul, with through htm,-,. ' I to Kastyrn fidfs. , I' M I. ally. i lui;. f Tor IVntlU-tmi, l.mjmint,. ' I linker Lllv. Wu llii W.,:i . 1 .ll I' M l'uily. Hay ton, Colfax, rulliimii' ' , l .-nobcow ana iaanuiiiiuiutt (.titittluns. 6 j is eai niixvu train fun . flood Hlvor. Tho )aa,.s! f.nt. and liHtTiiRdlatc IoiIlt I ' 3:00 A M Ull. Throuch 1'ullinan fki'in-rn. innr..., ami roclinliiK chair cars are aunt'li-d in,:i For all information, rates, etr . rofliei', rorner Washington and 'Unri Fl1! I'ortiaLd.or audrebM 'ir-i H m-iii.nLKT Gciifra! llisefiu'-r i, K. MrNKILL, -r Kwcivcr aiidGcncml ilanagcr. t'ortland. Oregon. J. MCIXAHAN.ASt.h,( EAST AND SOUTH VIA The Snasta Rout6 OFTUE l'a kMlllMU 10 Kxprew Traina LAave 1'nrtl.uul Smith HJM a :n 1 Lv Portland Kugene San Krancifco . a:l-i .1 l in . f'.VJ a m fcv 1U:4.) ft III Ar A !.. :. o ilnn at 1VI 1J..I . . vjiiv, iiutmiiuiii, truit-ui, Jiirntr, JhrLi, JetferHiiD, Allmuy, Ainanv Juricti. n. Ht.. HarriBlmri;, Junction City, lrvii'i- Vi.... CrywU, Drain anri nil niati'iiiM Ui.u, bur" to Abhlaiitl iiichihive. R"SPH!I0 MM!.. I MILT. ,,u.u" tvr u 04 p lu l.v Kuircne Lvll-(k 5.20 p iniAr ltoaeburK l.v 6 Wl m . n.XI.EU PASSENGEK. IIAILV. 4:00 1 1. rortlan.l. Ar1(l:lr, n o:lo n A hHlcoi, I. (IiIKi.b, Dl.SIN'ti CAK8 ON OGtiEN JlOLTt PDLLHAB BCFFETSLEEPW. AND SKCOXB CLASH SI.KEP1MJ I Al .-. Attactitd lo all through ttairit, Weit Si.le Division. BETWEEN POM-USD AND OW. MAIL T11A1N DA1LT (EXCKI-T HCNIi.tV.) 7:30 a m I l.v I'ortlanil Ar I I) "(l i. 12:lo p m I Ar l'ornIlis l.v I l::-;. At Alhsny and Vrvalliit cr.i tfct uill In of l.ln-gon Central & Eastern l.uituuv. EXPIIEBS TRAIN DAILT (EXCEPT SU.VhAI.I p in l.v p in I Ar I'.irtlaud Ar ' Mi'Mimiville l.v I ..lii i, TIIIIOUGH TICKETS to all l'. in fhi Eunti-m StrttPH. ChiimiIb nr. I I nw an be obtuinf d at low.-Ht riitew tiri-i I.. O. ADAIlt, Ap ril. 1 oi-.iK n KOEH1.KU, K. 1' K(JiKl;3, Mnnar, Atyt. ti, F. hod I'aM- ,v rilKTLAVIi. I M i.i Eugene Street Failv.iy. TIMK CAKI1. After tin-4tli nf Oi-t. 1S!i5. tlio stn earn will run cm tlie fnlliiwing uluilii nine uiilii iiirincr lioiu-l'. I.KAVINII THK DKl'OT. 7:10 7:40 H:10 S;40 9:10-9:I010K)0 n. then t-vi-iy lmlf nmir. I.KAVKTHK liMVKIISTV. 7 :25 sM -S -H :5-0 :2 j-li ,0. 1 0: 13 ii. Ilii-n evi-ry Inilflinur. C'lirs will li-nvo iinuiiiitly on lime. 11. V. IIOLDK.V. EUGENE FLORENG STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor, ..S!"f , .'''"" F""' ne Mondavi.. Wpdnwlar I", ocioca a. ni iiHeniier! hM I iiiiinliil! r"'('Tin.n Ii.to Klorcncp Tin m V. i.i. V " )', al Uo'cloi ko. " - ..!vue toe uvxi uay at 7 i -IM:.K KAI-.K T-.-k, I. Ir wle at E. Bane.- livery Urri, 'Ku e:i",.-al Hiinl ,v Haveni orf. ollioo In Vlor ;. '' i. DO YOU KNOW . flUX IE BflUN'S my arlh6o-4ii,aln1id oniy t'l:KXCIl,mtoMl : A llAh.n Pf i. til . .,,ul,.J la . . Jk. ,. . ' Utin:ijnr Hold onlj tjr . lnilt li.j-mj iimci'ir la in H.t of lfi aaiw-oIiiifl,.pniUfUrinr7i.i Sx rmvirft ho chinri of -iirt t nitiMMii, Lrruntlnr pottrxiou n r b UM) InttUMll. VtM . oU 1 A3 A PREVENTIVE f hy thr It !l.npnuitfttocaoU4 i.nj t; jri fi t.; t.ut in th cj af it inuw , agonw. KnKt-in;, on.'Kuii. A 3 !13 KMlttl. i Sll.ri.ll.l runtfln.arr.' f.-r Jl-rmn. or f '."V ii-.,. ..r... ,,B, i:1ni.ii.'..n, hWi.lrn. : nl-.l... Kl niH'iira. (;n:l, h.j,i( . Il-in, A,u.i,,. ..; nii.l i.ihr.r evue.. I, .'1. Mil-.. Ari l l"-l I for Alr..h....l THE ARNOLD f.IltM'CAL CO. 151 8, Weitim A.ecuu. CHICAC0 I CaaYWTTOBg?irEXt '7r' -v ' '! A ?:!GHT? " IS tCV.ELS IN MoriMNa it ' i AT 3: 9, la 1 i .jug for Kt Vt-rmgUMi i Jth aint-i