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Newspaper Page TextDAILY HXiKNK GUAM). I. L. CAMi'BELL, I'ubliriher. l-.ilili.hud cverj eiiMiluuof tho woek, riundara etouited. Addrcia all comrauulcattona, and miku all retnlllaucea payable to the Kuaaria H'akd, Kiieviie, Oregon. ill)X:Uiri JUN HA TKH iuailv.) DjllTert-d by farrier, per week 15 D.-llverod by carrier, per mouth fiO 11 mall, ouc year (In advance) 8 00 Sli moiitt ' 00 Onf month W el nale coi-lea 6 Will not lie aenl by mall to any addron, (or a ly leugtii of lime, unlma paid In advauce. (WRSKLT.) One year tin advance) I2 00 ill montl 1 00 AdvertlHhig rat. made known on application. KilUirud a. .econd-claiii matter at the Kugeue, O uKfili, poatolrlce. FRIDAY, - - AUGUST 7. DONKIDKNCK WANTING. Philadelphia American: ''When Hannibal wits encamped before the gates of Rome, the piece of ground occupied by his camp was put up for Bitlo, and brought its usual price. In this way tho Romans indicated their unehuken confi dence in thoir final victory over the CartlmgenianB, even when they could not put an army in the field to face them. This kind of confi dence seemB to be very much want ing to tho frieniiB of the gold stand ard. They are not satisfied that they are going to win this year, and that the silver people will fail to carry out their policy, so they are beginning to gather up and hoard the yellow metal, in the be lief that it will go to a premium after November. The hanks of Kansas City have actually sus pended gold payments for this reason, und thus tnko their Hharo for hoarding gold for futuro profit in Belling it. "The bankers of our Eastern cities have wit enough to Bee that this policy is puBillanimotiB and desperate, litsidcs consuring thoir brethren in Kunsus City, they have tuken steps to replenish the gold re Borvo in tho national treasury by paying in gold and taking green backs in exchange. Thore is nothing very heroia in this pro cedure. These greenbacks ara de mand notos which can bo convert ed into gold at tho counter of the Now York sub-treasury at any l!mo. Thoy are payablo, indeed, in silver as woll as in gold, but as tho treasury pays silver only to Uiobo who ask it, they aro gold cer tificates practically, and will bo ro doeinod as such at any ditto be fore the next -Kh of March." "On the othor hand, this step is eminently politic. It will not do for the gold reserve to fall much below the limit of $100,000,000 fixed, without rhymo or reason, as that needed for tho redemption of the greenbacks. If it fell to half that sum, and nothing bapponod, a sacred superstition of the mono metitllists would bo shaken, if not shattered. Nor will it do for Mr. Carlisle to make another bond is suo before next Novomber. This the organs of tho monomcUUista frankly admit, would be ruinous to their cause. They thus concede that thoso issues of bonds to bor row gold wore most distasteful not to the silvor pcoplo, but to voters whoso support they count upon. Yet, as soon as the election is over, we shall sco Mr. Carlisle putting himself onoo more into tho hands of the New York inonoy-lcndera to inorvase tho national debt for the snke of monometallism. "Very naturally our creditors abroad and thoir Kgvnta in New York nro interested, and are going to do their ahnrc It is said that the foreign bankers aro going to furnish sterling oxolmngo to tho mount of 30,(W0,OO0 to 7',000, 000, in order to t hock tho export of gold and obv at. tho need of a bond issue bcfo;e next November. This is to bo d.n, we are told, by the issue of sixty day bills, in tho confidence that the tidoof gold will sot Inward u before two months have expired. That tho bankers are willing to tnko such risk is proof how nrt is the interval of tho foreign money-lenders in'the Maintenance of the gold standard."! They call that man a etatcisaian nhose ear is turned to catch the slightest puliation of a pocketbook, and denounce ob a demagogue any one who dares to listen to the heart-beat of humanity. William J. liryan. Indianapolis Journal: "What made that young man otay so lute? 'asked the father. "Wo got to talk ing about the coinage question," said the fairdaughter, "and did not notice the (light of time." "I don't think that story will do," said the old man. "People who discuss the coinage question make a lot more noise than you two did." A few dayB ogo Mr MoKinloy's manager, Mark Hanna, remarked to a United Press reporter in New York: 'To put it briefly," "our position is in favor ol sound money and a protective tariff; and mind," he added emphatically, "I do not mean a high tariff by any means." There is not much comfort in this for the high tariff howlers. Who win in tht race ? Is it a flick man ? Is it a man who it weak? Is it a man whose blood is impure? An athlete trains for everv race. The beat athletes train all the time. They are always in perfect condition. It is pretty safe to say that the best man will always win. The man who is strong and in the best condition will surely distance his competitors. In the race for suc cess, the best man will win if he takes care of himself. He cannot win if he neglects his Shysical condition. It oesn't make any dif ference bow smart he is. If his body isn't strong, he will never He must look first for a finish the race. clear, healthy, atronff body, because the body makes and supports the brain. If the heart pumps impure blood into the brain, Jou cannot expect the man to be clear faded, you cannot expect him to accom plish much. If a man's blood is pure and rich, there can not be much the matter with him. If it itm't pure and rich, he may have almost any disease under the sun, and Dr. Tierce's Golden Medical Discovery will cure it. It doesn't make any difference what form the disease takes, or by what name it is called. Nearly all diseases spring from impure blood. If you make the blood pure, you remove the cause and cure the disease. That's common sense and medical sense and scientific sense. You might learn a thousand valuable lessons about preserving your health by reau in ft it. ricrces common Sense Medical Adviser. It is a grand book and the present edition is absolutely free to all who send at one-cent fay' stamps to cover cost of tuaii inir only. It contains 1008 ftages and over 300 engrav ngii. 680,000 cloth-bound cop ies have been sold at fi.50 ench. This free edition is In strong manilla paper covers, otherwise It is just the same. Address World's Dis penury Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y. Teachers' Examination. Notice la hereby given that the reg ular quarterly examination for teach ers certificates will be held at the Central school building, In Eugene, oonimetiolng at 1 o'clock p m, on Wed nesday August 12th. Those who de sire state certificates or diplomas should apply at this lime. C 8 Hunt. County Superintendent. When wo oonsldur that tho Intes tines are about five times as long as the body, we ran realize the Intense offering experienced when they art inflamed. It Wilt's Colic and Cholera Cure subdues inllammatlon at once and completely removes the clIIHcully Oshuiin A DkI.ano. Foley Springs. The Foley Hprlngs health and sum mer resort has been refitted and re furnished and Is uow open to the pun He for this year's season The natural mineral hot water and team hatha are curative of rheuma tism, kidney, liver, stomach, private and other complaint. The tempera ture of tho water la 1SS degrees. These springs are situated In the heart ol the Cascade mountain, CO miles east of Kugene. Fine flatting and huiitlngduring the open season. Htages leave hotels of F.tigenc Mon days, Wednesdays and Fridays at 6 o'clock in, returning on alternate days. F'or further Information addnws MBS, Kl.l.A Itt MKY, F'oley Hprlngs, Or. EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. PU tram Eiivvn Montis?, WiMnoihlavs ml tMUv"t Vl.Mk a. m., i iweiiRcr mr Mviim at Kloreue the day folio wim at 10 o'chvs a. m. Kriuriiliif rMnr lrsT Florence Tim. it , IhmMlftvt tA Hatunlsv. at Inrlivkt tn., arriving lu fcugru ih iuxt Usjr si 7 p. to slNul K F AUK.. .in KOl Mi IKir fMsj 1 U'SfU fur sale at K. Baiin' llrorr .m. Vn. C-i,o-l llurd. Ifen ii port's offlos in FKu EUGENE-McKENZIE ROUTE. Hrvattcr t wilt run a Mrt.tavn na it. MrKcnvlv F,lr tWItm rtml. S.-m1 mim will l mailt to (uttiTi. Krritht and ckfl anuM W ltft at my .. ih vvfiuns Nrf.irv lvrtut of tv. Mate Itmra at a m. unlat. stliuMsml; and tridss, rvturnitif on alternate d)s Best Quality! Largest Size! Lowest Price! m I- mm rJLiMiuii Lane County Bank. (K.lal.UnheJ In lbSi.) EUGENE, OKEGON. A general Banking business In all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. CI. HOVKY, President. J. M. A lilt A MS, Cashier. A. (i. HOVKY, Jr., Asst.C'ashr. Old Kentucky LIQUOR HOUSE, W. M. RENSHAW, Proprietor. Keeps (he Host brands of WHISKEY, BRANDY, GIN, AND All Kinds of Wines. Also the Celebrated KC11MTZ MII,VAl!KinC IlKKKon ilraunht. J. L. PAGE, IIKAI.KH IS Groceries HaviiiR a Large and Complete stork of Hlnple and Fnney (lrovrie bought In the bi-t markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR GASH, I can oiler the public better prlcwa than any other house in Kugeue. PrflUc! of ill litis lakes at Mark!! Priies. Summons. In the Circuit Conrt of the atato ol OrrKen for the rotttttT of buna. Rebreca Tarker, rininiirT 1 William Pa aikfr. lVfie.Unt ) To the bot nimnl ibf"tilatit, Willi tu I'at Her : In the name of tlio Slite of Orrcou Ton are hereby required to apiimr and annwer the coniilaiut flltsl aKnit'.l Ton in lheatoe entitled court and ami. on or before the lit day ot the next regular term of i I court after publication bere.it, t. -wit: Monday, the 2th day of OctoN r, 18. 6. And if yon let! to ao appetr atul answer Raid com plaint for w.mt tUerwif, Hie J lainlitT will! apply to tha court for tlie relief therein j prayed lor, to we: A dur.e of Hie ennrt i diaaolvir the b'mta .f tu.itiiuotiy hereto fore and now ei.iirj IMoen p'aiiilifTan.ll defendant, and (or the rrli f prityed fur iu! the complaint. j Tina iimojotK i. i nlili.lnd tiy order of the ll.n. . C. Kuila: n, Ju'e uf tho above entilted cturt Dated April lb- i.i.l, ivn'. II l Ni.anvt, Attor,.: . for 1'laiotirT. r h c, g us i -a i i s ii mrt Tie.. v.fe , 5 '. Psv wmmm Mi;t'iiiT tiiSTfi-r r,Mf' T. O.niimRioits, President. 8. B. Eaein, Jr., Caahier First National Bask Oi Eugene. Paid up Us!) Capital $50,000 Surplus ami Profits, $50,000 Eugene - - Oregon. A Keneral baokinz bunlneM clone nn reason able turiiin. tiitfht draft on NBW YOKK, CUilCAISO, KAN' FKANC1SCO and VOKT I,AM), OllKUON. HilU o exchant: aold on foreU-n cotmtrlea. Deposit received aubjett to check or certiti' cato of defoait. All colleotioni ontru.tfwl to na will recolre prompt attenlion. Central Market, PKOl'KIBTOKS. Will keep constantly or. hand a full supply of BEEF, MUTTON, PORK and VEAL, Wliieli they will sell at the lowest market prices. A lalrslare ol tbe pMc patronage solicited. :-TO TIIK FAHMF.Itf?.-; We will pay tlie hiKhect market price for Fill Cattle, Hors anil Mlieep. Shop on Willamette St., KUGENE, OKEGON. fST"Meat. dellyered to any part of tlie city Itee of rliari;e. J. F. FORD, IKvangeliKt,) Of lea Milnea, b wa, write ttoder data March 21, 18S: 8. It. Mkd. Mm. en., Diifur, Oregon. CiK.nti.kmkn: On arriving home last week, I found ail well and nnxiotulv waiting, thir little Kirl, eiKIit at, one hair years old, who had waited awav to St) pound, Ih now well, stronir anil vigorous, and well tbulied up. g 11 Cotn;h ('tire hm done its work well ltotli of theehildren like It. Your H . t'oiitfh Cure has cured and kept away all hoarxnoss from me. So Kive It lnewrjoiie, with rrnvtiiiK f,ir all iKhitiK you pnw)eritv, we are Youra, Mn. and Mits. J. F. Fonii. If youwl.hto feel lie and rh.-er'.il ".'!' !or,1.'"' ' ' work- eleaiia. f with the llea-lache aort l.i, m..., b, uKS twoor thieedom a wvek. ' to!d nn.lera iwltl .-r itm-ant, 0 !) rente r.-r hi.ttle by ;', .Inicditn. NOT l'C K I OK T V 11 lh f0N Land OlHeeat luw. bum. Oi.knn ....... . -lulj 7. m. ,.lioe . h-r.bj Rnn t,,t ll,ef. tn iml aettl.r lu. H ,.-. ,Mn of hio in. tentum t i meke fiunl pr.,f m ,,,,,, o( .... ........ .. .. , ,: , Wtore A C JenuiiK..coui.iy !): , ! acob ip i. ,Kic on ii"nni;i mi eut'y N. the a l4. mc 3il, 'p b'. f , 7 "Wl it (01 lie 111U1M me lolloan, pnne hi. continnom rini.l. cnlliiation of. and land y:r- ' ":"'ii and John W li.liuan. r..l John (', l , J.iuejr .akiM..ol nicunen, ()" It U Vml-r,1, li'Siter. rrn B. DCRRI8. j Attorney and Counsellor-. at-Luw, .TILL PhACTICK IN THE COURTS V of the Second JuJLial District and in wBuiimiuo Court uf.tkUHtatft, 8h. 'ial attention given to collections and jiatUra in probate. 0. A. lOIIBIh. STKV,!1"' D ORRIS & STEVENS. An oknky-at-La w, KI'tiENK. OKKOfJN v rnen Over Ijino County Kanll J. M. WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY : AT : LAW fllLtUCTIitHS A SPKCIALTY. Koom 5 Hutu In, ltlli.u, Block, 9th itreel. L. BILYETJ, A ttokney-at-Law, EVQINE, OREGON. -Ol Fict Ovei Klint National Bank. A. C. WOODCOCK, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Or-ncK-One-hall block south ol Chrlsman' Block, EL'tiENR, : : OREGON. .1. J. WALTON, Attnrriey-at-Law, El'UKNb, ORKUL'N. 11111.. nik.iRir.. Walton's block. 'Will do a iit-ra! lar practice iu all the courts i tlo. Stale. H. D. NORTON, LAWYER. Rooms 1 atid 2 over First Nationul Bunk. C. E. LOOMIS, M. D., Physician and Simeon. Office up-stairs in Shelton bloc ivot Geo. T. Hall & Hon 8 grocery atoe Privute telephone inside (he door for culls duy or night. D.. J. W. HARRIS t 1 iysician and Surgeori Oincu uvr Uendcnon A Llnu'sDrug Store. ikfu e IIuuhs: 9 to 12a. in.; 2 to 5 and 7V8 in. ivft ii.tje Ferry struct between 12ih and I8tli DR. G. W. BIDDLE, gg, DENTIST, Poci oniy ilrst-cluiw work. The liitost Im DroveincntB used. Terms intHiprttte. f)mornti( n-Hld.'iieo on Olive utreW, between Fifth and Sixth utreets, one block weat of Mtuucflota noipt. iADY'S TOILET la not complete without an ideal P.OhlPLEXIOH U POWDER. ; IQ POZZONi'S 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. Inilrt upon hiring tho genuine. I ITISI FOR WE tVtnrWHERE. HAVE A DATE?. California Laxative Date, (Glace.) ; Aro a natural laxative. , Is wholesome. Uocs not gripe or sicken tho stomach. It is the coming laxative. Excellent for children. Ilenderaor A t.lnn can tell ion more about thtiin. NOIICl FOIl PUBLICATION. L .nd Offlco at Uoafbntg, Ore. v ,. . , -Inly 20, 1896. j . . - 'on mo louowms Ranted M-til.rhaafiird notice of bin inten tion lo ni.ke final v,00f in wipr-m r.l h cluiui, and t!,,t .aid proof will 0- m- lo ; (,, J. i War-. IT 8 C C Tiv. ",-1.n-;vt:...oi?PM,. on Hfj umnin .Martin on II h No o20 (o, the .w yt ot K 0 5 tp ,G a. r o wo.t. He naiiiN il,rt f.. 11.. . , '"-m-k wiuifflHeH to J,?i .' c",,"""'"' te'idcnce npon and Frank Ml...., ,11 ,,( J.mc-ion Ci.y. OrfRon, , jionrop, tlr. ffon H M.Vwch, Uuiaier. NOTIi'E OF usal btnLEMEVrT" n-t,ieoir.r,!,ri7i,hw, d.c...,d. f," ' "'"'IMrato of u,d tf, ha. h. d Li. t.,,.,1 count . r .ettUmeo, , k,.d , . ',"' the 6lh da, of " 'NW,h. b. ael, by ordet ( lh toutt 1. 1 beanu,t iLm .awe. Otowia W. KrxKT. Adniint.tratot, ojTIb IVr,i ATT fir. . II LEAVE I OEPOTFIfim.,0 , .. I Itigton Bait lillV7!?: 7:00 I'll! iiauy. l'aul, wltn throu6hI!r,r'f tot l'tiull..in. 1 . M ' 7.00 r ii taker city, w', fiT.'ffl Dayton. coUh,. S..iV". iiaiiy, Moscow and 1i1mi,..v,t??0 I H(ull.... """HID. 8:00 A M f.x aun r. Qui.., y.uu ina-rmfiiiaii. folnu ' ThroUBh I'ullinaii slc'cr-irrV'J l'ortlutid.or addrein M lnW nraj E. MCNEILL, Kecoiver and General Mana rortland, Oregon. r f.J.41cCI.AXAIIAN,4, , EAST AND SOUTH VIA The Snasta Route OF TUE Tlie SoutherDPacifio k ExpreM Traina Leave Portland lui. South I " 0.001.1U i.v rortlanil i.rrr. l:6'JamLv EtiKe,,e l,,Z" lOAb am I Ar ban Franci,ci, ) .Above traina hIod at Fast !..,. i.7.7 C'itv. Woodburn, Salem. '1'iit,... V,",, .irUn...n All. ah..' . r flnii :ltiHive, R"HRHrHQ MAIt., nAIl.T. 2.04pml.v Eu?ene L,! 5.20 nm Ar M.2.I. , !L- r m "'"K 1.T.SU1.. .-.A IJt M PASSENGER, DAILY. (I. Portland, Ar10:l3 A balem. I.v ai.. 4:00 6:15 DINING OABH ON UODEN BOtTl POLUdAJi BDF1'I SlEEPHi AND 8KCONU CLASS SLEEPING I AU, Altaohed to all throngb trauu. Wrt RM ltl.l,.. BETWEES P0K1LAKD AXB Ct'HV 1 . MAIL TBAIN DA1LT (EXCEPT BUHllAi.) 7)arulLv Portland A,lf,..i 12:15 p m Ar t'orvallia I., l'-v.. . At Albany and c'orvalliB connrH mih I 01 .n-Kon vrnirai a T.BHtern tthtlway. EXPRESS TRAIN DAILY (EICEPT 0K111I, 4:45 p m I I.v Portland Arl.MOu apmlAr McMlnnville LtlSMu THROUGH TICKETS to ill Pw in the Eastern States, Canada and Bora ouii ua uuimuru hi loweKi ratea irom L. Q. ADAIIt, Aeenl, Eonit R KOEHLEH, E. P ltOUERS, Mannt;er, Awt. G. F. hod Pa Ar POKTLAXH. fiRKfiuf Eugene Street Railway. TIMKCAHD. After tlie 4lh of Oct. 1895, (lie itntt cars will run mi tlie follnvviiigccliedii I tune until lurtlicr notice. I.EAVINO THE DEPOT. 7:10-7:40-8:10-8:40 9:10-9:40 10lia tben every hiilf hour. LEAVE TUB UNIVERSTY. 7:L,5-75-85-8:55-9:2o-!)i50-10:15 1 tlten every half liour. Cars will lt-ave pnmiptly nn tin H. W. HOLDES. A ! BrMM'8 eromo-1 pptctil or ttpnirn! NcrntluU; ! m-itl-nu Gcul, Kidury (nvtrimWlJ pP3ia. Armia. AniMi.it for 4l Ltlsrretcent. THE ARNOLD CtitUICAL CO. 161 8. Wtitorn Avu CUK MIGHT MOVCS TKE SOUtLSIN TK5 MORNING Kor aale at Yerlnitton 9th tretUrtl' LADIES, do 0D KS0W OH. FELIX LC BRUN' STFFI RHn PFKHYRflYflL PUJj UlaU LI. IU i a.11.1 . u f- i mtheCilraland onlr MT$mi&5kti liahlecr- on tli -mnrknt. I'm tiM i I BiMii. fLmnititf -miIH only ry -I LE ii . rant, rtoirt M.'2aJ Mlii tn.nti"rr W E by flit I' " '"''7., . .... .vo Ii i,W 914 notice Vor ru rI.H'ATI0- Liml Offire at lira".'" ' ,V X.i.ice U hor, I.v iven that "'jlT bin iitn.iion to .,a tud that .aid troof ' t fore Jol W..re, TJSCC 1 K'iui-ii.., tlr loii, im Auk"-1 "L.-rf 0r t h-ri a. S Si..,w. on II h ',c,i . .. , . ... i ... :ui in IP-' ui -4 iiw y4 i i. f- - 'gar! ar,.t '. lie . c i."., IP . 6 ' II tiam.a the follo'ine " jpoait-l pr. t hia oontinnoua reidf 1 I dlllllailOU n. FHIU inu'i. " . IWC1 I ll.ic.nl P, I,. ,lofph C F.to";, ,,l ...... :. l.. rIV . I C Pell and IJei jruiu Kilg""' .'nn att f.r. . III