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Newspaper Page Textimiimimiiiiiti t"" D;ilLit. MiSSt Ci I. L. CAMPBKiX, Publisher IMMI.hwi evorr eToiilngol tlu rtmi'laya aainiphal. A.Wrow H comwnulualluiia, and lititv nil reinituuuwa paraMo lo Ilia BUunm! hUIRI'! Kuijelie, Un-""il. iii;t(.Ji:ltim'lS KVIh: ll,AIJ.Y.) .... I V li.Hi.fi.l l.v 1-Arr'u.T, lT wm;k IKllTorad IT carrlir, I" By mall. nn year (Uia-Wainm) J jj; MIX rnoulha ) One mouth ' & til nitltt mi-lea Will uol be Kilt t-r mall to any aMrett. ' aiy loumh """' u"lM" P"1 '" ,lv'""'''' 12 00 1 00 One year (111 a'lvencu) Mix mouth! AOvettUlllX rtf'nii'l' k"')li""l'l'''""' Entered an wooii'l cla.i maiur l the KiiK.ma, O okoii, pomollliie. WEDNKSIMY, Patronize tlio Lano county Hum mer reHorts. largo grain The proHneutB fur crop is not vory brinl't. Tho citizens of Kugcr.o 8liould mnko overv ondnavor to build tho road into tho ! i i. li r .L- .. ...... ..t liiU'Rfl, 11 13 10 f mo rt'-uverj m If 10,000 (iainng'-n by the heirs of the celebrated cuiift derate leader, Forrest, from the Admin express company, fur the loaaufii pair uf silver Bpurs, whieh were presented to Forrest during tho war by tho ladies of Mitsinhippi. The Bjiurs were shipped through tho express company to St. Louis several years a"o and were delivered to tho wrong man, who nielud them and sold tho bullion. The origin of the spurs is what makes tho sentimen tal value of them so great. Jl ap pears that in easting about for a fitting testimonial to the dashing c.ivalry leader tho ladies found themselves too poor to present him with gold fipurs, as was the inten tion and were equally lacking in silver, but they had thimbles, all of them. Therefore the cherished silver thimbles were sent to the melting pot and tho spurs were the result, not particularly valuable intrinsically; but us relics invaluable. JULY 8. 'J .Jltomcu arid Counsellor-at-Lau, i atten in probata DORRIS&STEVUJNb, Attokskv-at-Law, (cok.se, niiEiios vrru Over : aue Couuly Hant. B HUB ll VOH ALL POINTS East LEAVE DEPOT FIFTH AND I STREETS i is.,.. "H cm "Knocks Out All Others' Parks' Tea cleitru the complexion Mr. N. Meyetlc, of Lo Itoy, N. Y., buvh: "I have used Parks' Tcuuiid find wagon mineB via tho would mean a city. liohemia millilary road. It largo trade lo our It the best remedy I liavu ever Hold by A. Ykhinuton. An exchange prints this: "We rise for tho purpose of asking tho Hon. Harvey Soott. of tho Orego nian, if he is in favor of the fne and unlimited coinage of silver un der international agreement? We know he is not in any other way. Woujd he bo under euch a contin gency?" Charles A. Dunn, who has been a literary man as long as ho has been a journalist, A period ol more than CO years, ascribes his excellent health, Iub continued mental v'gor and activity, at a tiino when most inon havo retired, mainly to his novor allowing himself to bo in a hurry. L A olub of prominent women in Brooklyn have agreed that alter tho first Monday in October next they will wear nkirts clearing the ground by at least throo inches; except on occasions demanding full dress The olub is also pledged to a rainy day dreBS in which tho bkirt roaches tho kneo, and is worn in connec tion with bloometB or kniekcr bookers, leggings or boots, and i light waterproof. This appears to bo a conservative and BonBible movement, and will bo started, it it Baid, by 150 well known profess ional and Booioty women. Helena Independent: It waB Pat CollinB who was addrcBBing lloston auuionco on the virtucB of tho gold standard. He roso in pompous way and began: "My hoarorg, I bold in my right band a silver dollar, and in my left a gold dollar, and tho ono roprosonts C3 oonls' worth of silver and is good only in our own country. Tho other is a tiny thing, but it is worth l anywhere in tho world. Now which, my fellow citizens, will you take?" An old Irishman got up and said: "I'll take aytlior." Tho Milesian had voiced tho Bontimont of tho vast majority of workers iu the United Stales. Oregon tmmlo are ull interested in tho (rork of Homer Davenport tho now celebrated artist of tho New York Journal. Tho Cliv land llocord says: "Since Nat lost . his cunning and Kopplor died, we havo had no leader in political raricaturo until Davonport, the principal cartoonist of the New York Journal, appeared in this field of useful work. Ho is rapidly proving his right to a higher place than either Nasi or keml earned. To a style of drawing pe culiarly his own, and great facility in giving to familiar faces clinr.-xc-tcriBtio expressions, Paveuport unites tho faculty nt flear insight Into political situations and limit less ingenuity in inventing rignifi cant designs to illustrate them i.i caricature. We predict fur him national recognition before the campaign is over, as the greatest of our political caricaturists. tried. The liapptncsa of married life depends on the wife'i htalth oftener than on any other one considera tion. An ailing wo man Is a source of discontent to herself and a burden and drag upon ber bus band. Women by takinfr more interest in their own thv- ical condition would lay the best founda tion lor marnea nap piness and every otner aapnncsB, More than half the Aiiffcrintr which sans the energies and sours me imposition 01 women is directly traceable to some d-sor- ,l..r nf tUt. nrir:inH distitlCtlV fcillinillC. Tacre is no real lieca ol sucn iroiuncM, intr invariably cured by Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, which reaches nnd strenxiliena the internal Kencrative organs as no other treatment call possibly do. Hy restoring health anil stri ugtu to tins "!""'" .,,ri of Hie femiiiiiie coiislltiitioii, the 'Pa- u...ii Pri-tr-ritilion" gives new tone and en- . n nll II,.. rul rtf lite hndv. (JIIC Ol IMC niosi uceiny imlv eiluentive books ever written is the . " ' . . r-.ilni A.l. "People's t-oinnion ovnw "'"V" ..: li I... rir u V l'ti-rre. Chief Consult. l.. lifVhlrlnn of the Invalids' Jlotel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N. Y. This splendid volume of n0 pages, includes ninety pages on tnc suincci 01 iiineiutci, pe culiar lo women, with directions for home ir..niiMe,it. rendcritiff unnecessary the em barrassing ' examination, mm k'"'""7 useless ' local treatment," so dreaded by modest women. The book contains the most comprehensive explanation of human iliyslology ami uic itiuou.u iiiiui.iiii. ivgieiic ever published. Illustrated Willi over Joo engravings ft complete mciiiciii library In one volume, no otner meuicai I. In On. Itntrlish languaire ever had such an enormous Mile. bHo.ouo copies were sold nt li.jo each. Dr. Pierce is now distrib uting a new free edition of half n million copies. A copy will be sent absolutely free i anyone no win mm u '"''v lisnclisarv Medical 'Association, uullalo, N. Y., 31 one-cent stamps to pay cost mailing only. The present edition is in al rMhn-t the same as that sold at tl.So ex cept only that il is tmiintl in strong uuuiilU payer covers Insteaa oi ctotu. Foley Springs. Tho Foley Kprlngs liealtli and sunt nier resort has been relltted and re ftirnlslietl and Is now oen to the pub lic fur this year's ncupon Tho natural inlnenil licit water and steam batliH arc curative of rheuma tism, kidney, liver, stomach, private nnd other complaints. Tho tempera ture of tho water Is 188 ilegrvc. TIu'ho springs are situated In the heart ot the Cascade mountains, (M miles east of Engi'iie. Kino fishing and litiullngdiirliiii the open season Htiiu.es leave liotels of l'.iigonc Moll days, Wednesdayii and l'rldnya at o'cltK'k a in, lemming on alternate lava. For further In for mat Ion address Mks. El.l.A Hl'NKV, Foley Springs, Or. NUTIt'E VOU l't'ltl.K'ATION I.tul Offwe at Kosrhi.rg, Orcpon, June B. ISSal. Notice Is lietebv given thai the follow- iiig-nAtucd settler has fllrd nolu-e ol his itilenllon to make Dusl pnwl in soptairt of his elsiiu, and lhat ssnl prtMtt will bemade tiefore .loel Wsre.l'. S. IV tV t'onimisoioner, st Kngens, Oregon, on July 1 1, IS'.iil, vis: Normsn H Wiirkman on homestead entiv No. 7S."H tot the w !; lot II of si IS, ip 111 s, r 1 west. Its nsniea the following witnesses to prove tils continuous residence ttlion and cultivation ol said land vis: folttniliua t'ole, t'lluton Arnel, Thomas Wlnlmore and Jefft-rsott Waugh, all of la bel, trnJJU. It M. Vxtn-u, lt.Ktl.r. NOVtt'K FOR IT lU.ti'A VIOX. PLUG 9 The Large Piece and High f Grade of "Battle Ax" has injured 1 U nf ntW brands of higher p (,1AW JtW w 1 prices and smaller pieces. Don't V allow the dealer to impose on you ? by saying they are "Just as good" t as "Battle Ax' for he is anxious 1 to work ott his unsaiaDie siock. y . a A -stops. . . .ys. a i 9 Lane County Bank. (KstauUihed In EUGENE, OREGON. A general Banking business In all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. (I. HOVKY, President. J. M. AI1KAMS, t'a.hler. A. O. 1IOVEY, Jk AHMt.Ciuhr. T. Gkllinniiiccs, Prcldent. S.B. Eakin, Jr..-Casble J. M. WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY : AT :' LAW. COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY. lioom 5 ill-stairs, Itlsdou's Block, 8th street. I,. B1I.YEII. J. E. YOUNU. BILYEU& YOUNG, Attorneys-at-Law, KUGKNE, OREGON. WQincs Over First NHtlonal Bank. '1 irouiiu i'uitniHii sleepers, innri.. Hiid reclininif chuircars ure utiftf-hwi trains. ofliet', coriitrr tiihiiigtou and Third t t Olimi'U, ur uuuiuas H. IlL'RI.Bl'p.T General I'dbseiiuLr tu,' E. McNKII.L, " Kecuirer amiuencrai .ManagL-r. ruriluntl, Orfgun. K. J. MCCI.ANAIIAN, .mi fcuisM. A. C. WOODCOCK, ATTORNEY AT LAW. OFFicK-Onc-hair block south ol Chrismau's ilock, KUGKNK, : : OREGON. South i 50 a m Iv 10:45 am Ar J. J. WALTON, Attorney-at-Law, ELOKNK.UKKUL'N. Oltlce up-starB, Walton's block, win Jit m wiicva1 kv; D'.-act.ceiL cein alithero'irtu Above trains stop at Eatit Poitluut, Oir,, Citv, Woodburn, Saleui, Turner, Wjri,,, .Ifctferson, Albiiuy. AHBuy Juncti. ii, HaWv HarriBlnuif, Junction City, lrvirt- Kl.,;. Creawell, i)rain and all tstath ns trow bur' to Ashlai.d iiiclunive. IC'PKIMM'O MAIL, HATI y. M a in Lv H. D. NORTON, LAWYER Itooma 1 and 2 over First National Bunk. Old Kentucky LIQUOR HOUSE, W. H. REKSHftW, Proprietor. Koi' Ihc licst brandi of WHISKEY, BRANDY, GIN, All Kinds of Wines. Alco tho Cch'tiraliil SCUI.ITZ MILWAliKKK HKKHoii ilrutinht. J. L. PAGE, DEAI.RK IN Groceries Having I.aritc anil ConiiK'ti' atork of Staple Riul Kmicy Otoot-rlt- ImmikIiI In tlio host niarki'ta, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, I can otter tho public Ix'ttor prior than any otlu-r hiwo In Kn front. rroitce or all litis !aii at Market Prices. Summons. In the Circuit Conn pf state o( Oigoo for tlii count r f l.anc. IUIuhm1 rrkr, riHtntirT Willium VaiVt r, O. (Mi.Unt ) j To the abo-iA ii.imcd di'Ouilu:!, Willimu. In tli nam of tht St ite ot Oiffion ton j j r iVrebv rrquirtM to appear mn-X annwer j the compiaiut rtlrv) l yon iu IheaboTe emuirti rauri ami kuii, on or if tore in 11 M .HUM Oi Eugene. Paid no tasll Canltal 50,000 Surplus and Profits, $50,001) Eugene - - uregon, A tienflral banking buninena itono on racoii ablatarDia. Sibt 'lraftn on NKW Y'llIK, (MIItlAUO, SAN KilANGIStX) mi.l 1'ORT- IANU, OKKtiON. Hills of emhanno oM on foreiiru nauntrtw. OrHiU rwlya.l anbjoot l cbfck or certifi cate of riei-oeit. All collection entnutod to ui will receive prouipt attention. C. E. LOOBIIS, M. D, Physician and Si-'eon. Olllce uii-ntalra In Slielton bloc i ."cr Geo. ' Hall dt Son a grucery slo'ti Private telentinue inside tlio dtior lor calls day or night. DK. J. W. HARRIS, Pliysioiari and Surgeon Otucc ovor Hundcnion & Linn's Drug Store. Of pick Houks: 9 to 12 a. ia.; 2 to j and 7 V-UI. Hfi-i iiee Krr street butwecu 1-ih and A DR. G. W. BIDDLE, DENTIST, Doi'i onlv flrt-cltiss work.' The intost iin nroTeniciilB used. Turins moderHte. Olllce and residence on Ullva street, between Kiflh and ixtli streets, one block west of Minnesutu tiotel. Central Market, winn p. i mi F'KOPRIETORS. Will keep constantly or, hand a lull supply ol BEEF, MUTTON, PORK and VEAL, Whlili Uify will at'll at the lnwest mnrkt't prim. A lair slare ot ttt willc patronage salttltEi. I-TOTHK FARM KltS.--: Wc will pay the liltrlifst market price fur l'at (.'attle, Hngaanil Khei'p. Shop on Willamette St., KUGKNE, OUUGON. jyMoata iWliTerel to any part ol the city dec ol cliarge. A LADY'S TOILET Is not complete without an ideal COMPLEXION U POWDER, If POWDER, ,u0 I' M ally. ou r M I'aily. The Kant Mall. Tin ll,7,.TT I Ington Halt Ijike, ( , 1 i I or ktinims t'lty, or via .- no- i I ! kunc. Minneapolis unu ,-t l'aiil, Willi throiighwrviw'i hi, 1 I to UuMc-rn citk-s. I "'7 ( For l'enillutoo, Lafiraiuli;! Ilaker city, Wulla Walla ' ( liayton, Colfax, ruUtnuii' l 1 Moscow and Idaho inliiinK ! ! (stations. J! f 1 ial mixed train tor J tlOOll KiV.T. 'I'll .!!.... uo A si I jioiui nivur, .no liaik-s ' x bun. I land IntcriuidiBte points, J it "i to thrM(b EAST AND SOUTH - - i VIA he Snasta Route - OF THE Exprewa Trains Leave Ptirtlwnd b8;ij Tortland Ai ti-.i, Kuyeiie i. Sty hnn Franeisco 1 v i'orLaauo Eutrene Kueeburg At 4Ai it Lv.ll.:()iL Lv8 IK! t: 04 p iniLv a A I.EM PASSENGER, DAILY. :00 11. I'ortlanrt, Ar10:15it 13 p A Salem, Lvl 8.-0Ut DINING CaUS ON OGDES KOVTi BUrFETBLEEI'I.iu AND SFCOXD CLASS SVKhTIMJ VAU, Altncbt-d to all through triiri. Vest Sido "Divihioii. BETWEEN lOliTLAHD AND f"-'.' i HAIL TRAIN 11AILT (FXCFIT BI'NI'.U.j 7:H0amlLv PortlamJ ArHi20r 12:15 p ro Ar ('orvoUw l.v W At iMl-nnv oud v'crvnjlii" ctmt1 witl t; of OrtiKn Central & Eastern liaiiwny. KXPItKHS TllAIK DA1LT lEXCEl'T 8i;MlAr. 4:45 i) m I I,v Portland Ar -V-i-h . uu p m l Ar aic.vi.mnv.uo i-v i ;:. THROUGH TICKETS to u!l !':t in (lie FnaUrn Btutca, Citntnln a'jtl I'ik j cm bp ottaiiir-il ot lowpyt raU-stn m F.. Ci. ADAIH, AMit. 1'iiffLt 11 KOEHLKli. E. 1' (IMiKHK PI;T1,AM. dJ.H ) Street fidilwcy. 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 lace in this climate. J. F. FORD, (Kraiiuell.t,) Of lKia Molnea, luara, writaa Dmtar rlate Manh 2.1, lo'.r.li . S. 11. Mki. Mko. Co., Oiifur, On'Ron. Oknti.kmkn: l)n nrrivliiK Iioiii Utat wt't'k, I found ll well .mil nnxlniKly wailihir. lltir little t;irl, oitit t... tme Imlf yi'iirs nlil, who hml wiistml nw ny to :vs lKiuiiila, ta now well, stroim nnil viirnniua. mill well lleshi'il up. s. It. Coiieh Cure hsa dune ita work well. Until of the t'hiliirvn like it. Your R It. I'oukIi (.'lire hna cured and ket awny nil hojiraiieaa fnun nie. So ive it to every one, with greeting f,,r all. S'ialiini( you iirosjaTity, we are Yotira, Mr. and Mks. J. F. Fokd. If jouwl.hto fc'l fro.h ami rh'tT.i;l, nnd rca.lT for lh '.'T'a'. work, I'l.-.ii. the .v.t,'ra allh tho lloadarhf and l.lTi-r t'ura. hy taking Hi'ot lhiv.'do- a wn k. b.,id iliul.'r a i.lll.'!' a iAiant, V) tviit tt tauiie t all .Irut.rr. TIMK C'Altn. After tlio 4th of Oct. 181)5, the sttJ cars will run on the following mIiwIJ time until Initial notice. I.KAV1XO THE DEPOT. 7:10-7:40 K:10 S:10 9:10-9:40 10:1X1 n. I then every luiif hour. l.KAVK THE I'MVKKSTV. 7:M-7:J'w Si-NMS-llo-llfiO-lOdo it. then every half hour. t ars w ill h-iive iininiptly on time. I li - uol l,l.l EUBENEFLOREHQ STAGE LINE. E. KANGS, Proprietol HiHirp leaves Knircne Momlav?. Wedtu ami 1-rttJi )k nt 6 o'clurk a. m., inft!HKt': rivnm ni I lore nee Iho ilay followim it cKh k n. in. I eturnhig pntxtPiigom leave Florcnoe '1n)f.tllnitM,.ny ntid rninnlRc, nt 9 o'eli m., nrr.in( in tugtin; ihe ueit day at T -INCI.R KAHK KOUMj-il.il TVkK titr Mle nt K. BaimV livery twrt'.i Insist npon having the goculna. IT IS FOR WE EVERYWHERE, gf CITY and Feed Stable. Livery First iloor neat of Day & Heniler- aon's furniture store, 7th st. Half block from Willamette at. GIVE US A TRIAL GRIFFIN & CO. Props. HORSES FOR SALE.. HAVE A DATE? itay ot tha nrit rt irnlar tertn of aai t court ! altar pnWieatloil Wie., t.-ail: Monilat, There ia a suit emlinit in tlio circuit court itt St. Louis, Mo., wliicli is of coiiaiilcrl)c historic I.aml tlilli-eat H.iatl'iiifl, Oni;i''n, . Jlllj 7. IS.tt. N.ilioa ia hatrhv fiiTim ttiat Ilia follow in,: namM aattlrr ha tlUt liolli'a of hla tn- (ha 'ililh lat of Oilota r, IS'.H) Ami if you trillion l niaaa nnai moi in anppori oi tall lo ao appcr an. I anarr aal.l com lua rlaim, a J that aaut ihI Kill Iw rua.la (iUuu for waul thati'of, iha I'laititiflf will lvf.it A O JenniUia.ronmy i-li rk at Ku,r ..lt to Ilia conn f.ir ll.a r.'h. f tlieft-in Drt-K in, on AiiKiiat si J. ir Jamb ; praynl for, to wu: A ,1 ,r.e nf tha c nrt I) inlaon h. tiiaat,,! antrr No, P7IH tor , ihaaolTlnn Ilia tvn,l of iiiiiiinionv herrio. ttia a a ',, i't'. I tti a, 7 wrt. I for an.l now rnvimc !,!,,,- p nintilT and Ha naniM tha li'llowuic witm nra lo i tlrfrn.Unt. an.l f -r tl i-Ij lp.,yt.t for in I'tova lua eoniiuniua ri'nit'ica upon anil ' the nmiplaint. iMiluralion of, a. itt lamlTii: ! Tlit. nuniiuont i vtiMih(,t l.y or ) r of ,l,lin V lioivlman, an,l John (t 0.1 e, of lha Hon J (' l itll. rl n. In ij;o ol Ilia (lohlaon, thK'- U' t'hatha T t)o.liimn anil , ahova piitll'o.l niart Jainaa F Alkina, of Joorlion I'lijr. OrrgoD, latrl Apiil Itia sO h. la;a:. It M Yaitill. I H (l S',,1,,,,,, ltr,'iatf, Allorii-' tor I'lainllff. California Laxative Dates. Nonrr. to v KDirons Notii- w hrriliy r'.m u ih t D T Lax r i 'tntt-tl m eulot ot I,- tnlr i f I, n- H II nrli lt, Uf ff tt All j'. ! in ! h-,rirycbuuaiiin-.l txti.l .-t-1 rTf litrtliy I l;. V.ti 't 'O i!rM Ut ll)C - III'" l.) the XfO t.-r tit tl Ik-r rtVi i-l iIm' Horriiui I'i!-: If. t,r.c,' l'T.ti x t:-.. mh Irom : lh- il-i'f ibl li tlrt, lM(.Mi KtKiii. , ,lr,:i.. v l.- l. ivy, ' l K l.t.vicauir, Uko U Pork:-. itcntoK. i At j f. r u ! UlAl! (Glace.) Are a natural laxative. Is wholesome. Does not gripe or sicken the stomach. It is the comiiifr laxative. Excellent for ehiMren. Ht livla ra.ir I Inn ran tell yon morr about thorn. ) SOU KNOW I -JLiX LE DRUN'3 STEEL 10 rEHSYEBTBL P! arftthaoinrj njitl only FKT'KCH, n-vf.1 liRblecr-, ii tlv n art:n. I'uct ; f&auU (Jiiiuniu ituld only ty le mi t..n hi rmtr.R bft. tvi i -J7 litiB Inx'ttfl lirwtlr to ni r..ii"i, mrc-;riil cr rll'c., KllltIM tl laUa UiUtHMi-i' lUtli AS A PREVENTII CUIUS afi ilpMb.w . lM ftgt-nu, KtiReiif, rtvKnn. A 3 "I nt fnr Vv-Tfa' m 3 Shilo'a t'uro la solit on a ru.ir:intv. It curea incipient consumption. Il is the host coiieh cure. Only one cent a ihwe. !iVt.,5tVt. , $1. Sihl l,y II,.,,. iloraon A I. Inn. iiRQlO'S wrn ll.m t.Kh-. Kmin r ,-l-tVhil or i-r'i.'.il x tint rtthr etn-.Trt. I i:ij,U, l'Hua' h lit) rvt Kin tup 4R?n'r. .:.rwiCAL Cft 101 8. Wclrn Avciu. CH. ' ' " ' AT .';;H' -L-3 iNf KOi'linIi. h'oraalral Vcr rt' a ' in ':'