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Newspaper Page Text- - 1 " ' "" " 1 ' ' ' " ' " .j-.f""'-""'-'!! UHTIT fc DAILY ECOENE GUARD. I. L. CAM I'BELL, Publisher. 1'iibllsliod every ofonliigol tho woe, Bundaya jy.iSUl'tca. Ad'irUM Ml COmiUUUiGMiuiMt ui nnko all riMuiltaiKJc-ii .yne to the Euuihe iUakii, fciinuiie, (JruKou. nn.scKirrios i.atkh: IAM.Y.) Iijllrerc-l by currier, per week .... Ddllvured by carrier, wr mouth Br oiio year (I u wlvuinu) rfl month.- ' Oiio mouth dliiKle ooj'lui 6 Will uoi by uiit by mall to any addreu. Cor a iy luiigth of tltoo, unleai piid In adtauca. fWKKKLY.) Oiiq yoar (In advance) 0 HU moult . 1 00 AdrartUliiR mtui tovlu known on application, Entered ai ecoi)d-clai matter at the Eugene, Oregon, pontofllee. SATURDAY, - - AUGUST 8, A CONTEMPTIBLE ATTACK. At tliis lute day tho Oregonian hus found out that U. S. Senator Sijuiro, of Washington, "lias no qualities of brain orchuruutur" and that he id "indolent and incapable of effective service," and "has done much to debauch politics in Wash ington" and that his career which is a hoi' t to close has been neither honorable to liim nor useful to his stute." Mr Squire had been a member of the senate for nearly six years and Scott has just at this moment learned of hie being un Glled for the position. This will seem strange to tho average reader. Why this eleventh hour awaken ing Harvey 7 Is it because the gentleman has refused to follow tho command of the Wall street plutocrats and Mark Hunnu to destroy one-half of tho circulating mojium of tho ropublic? Instead of announcing bo would support Ilryan and the money of the com mon people, had he vomo out for McKiuley and tho bankers it is quito probablo that the Oreganian would bo telling its readers that Mr Squire was a patriot. Suoh attacks as theso by the organ of the bankers and monopolists are dis gusting to all honest men, and are making voles for tho silvor move ment by the scoro daily. i-. j Albany Herald: On tho se lection of Hon II B Miller as pres ident of tho Agricultural Ccllego, thcro has been much criticism, and soino not complimentary ones for the regents. Whatovor may be the opinion upon the mattor, it would be well to roeorvo its uttoranco un til Mr Miller has had a fair chance to bIiow what ha can accomplish, by actual work in the position. Those best acquainted with him and tho needs of tho Institution predict that he will make asuccces. Certain it is the people of the state are intorostcd in having the col lego becomo what its name indi cates, and if Mr Miller can bring that about ho is the right man in the right place. The Uural North went concludes an article on the subject with the following words: "Tho selection of a man for presi dent of an agricultural collego on tho aocountof his business ability is certainly something novel. It will be very strango if ho docs not get thoroughly tired of his work and leavo it for something more con genial before many years hive elapsed. In tho meantime wo be liove that under his management tho col lege will make progress in the right direction. Then is much (o be thankful in this. If, for in stance, a professional educator for many years' experience as a teach er, but with no knowledge of an agricultural education, had boon chosen president, lU chances are that tho collego would have made no progreta oxoepi as a general educational institution, and the emiso of agricultural education in the slate would have received a sovore blow." The editor of a London weekly paper recently received a check from a number of his subscribers to enable him to take "a thorough and well discrved holiday." In this country tho subscribers take the holiday, while tlio editor waits for the simple price of sutacription, Ions nast duo. I Ex: The Heppner Gazette an nounces the candidacy of representa tive lirowu of Morrow county, as a candidate lor Bpeaker of the next house. Jiut then there sits Jona than liourno Jr., tho Mitchell-re-publican-populist-demoura t- m id dle-i f- the-road secretary of Solo mon Hirsch's committee, with his eagle eye on the speaker's chair, and while mum's the word with Jonathan juBt now, he no doubt is "sawing wood. lianas on, Brown! We find the following article at the head of the editorial columnsof tho Eugene Journal: These are the words of Mr Gladstone, the lowering English statesman: "The n hole world owes us interest on industrial, town, state and nation stocks and bondB, that is payable in gold. Establish bimetalism, you will cut England's income in two. You will benefit the rest of tho world, and England will lose half the rovenuo sho now receives from capital invested beyond her Bhores." When lovt knocks at a wo man's heart he usually cornea . in disguise, uoesn't want it known what he's up to. If she knew all about the little m.il ormiM un let him in ? That's a question. Women are apt to look upon love and marriage as purely a matter of sentiment and af fection. That is pretty nearly right : yet there is a practical side to it too ; and the best way . - it,, irloa! oinirl nf t lO jjicncmc ..... ' marriage and maternity is not . - .1.. nractil-al tiarf nf I- J. a m., rannnl he B thor. K oughly happy wife and mother 1J .... u Alatlni-tti. rthvuiral organism of her sea la in a healthy and vigoroui condi tion. The best friend that wo man ever had is the ' Favorite Prescription," of Dr. R. V. ti: r-.:-t dnanltino- Phv. (.sician'of the Invalids' Hotel ,and Surgical Institute, nuuaio, It, I . 1UC . '"""I" 1 " a perfect and Infallible remedy for every . r II r . I...... II T .Mir.. It arm 01 icmnie wcmu., . .. , . restoring health and trength to the inter nal organism, wnicn cannoi uc u. local application- j - tuu. ........... - - cal. complete and constitutional. ut. rierce-e cinincm iciium.j. slcian of wide learning! and his special knowledge of the delicate and Intricate or ganism of women, accounts for the unpar- ' ...,.iu n,n ..lace In nueieu conniiencc, wiuiu i --- hia "I'avnrile Prescriotion." over every other remedy. Its use obviates the neces- stty 01 areaaea eiaramaiimn atereotypetl " local treatments." l)r. R. V. fierce, Ifar .Sir 1 suffered fourteen years with female weakness, nervousneas ana general debility, trying everything I could a nd fo help me- sit to no avail. I then heard of Ilr. pierce s medicines end although I was thor oujlily dlarouraied. I thought I would try once mure to find relief. I took your "Oolden Medical Discovery" ami" ravoriic nrain.w", r; great praise cannot be given for the rapid relief they gave me. I am now free from (he former irouuica, very ainccrcij J"""i (Mrs.) Tin tA ftjiralnM. Bauu Clara Co., Cal Teachers' Exmiilnatlon. Nolle Is hereby given that the reg ular quarterly examination for teach ers certificates will be held at the Central school building, In Kugone, commencing at 1 o'clock p m, on Wed nesdjty August 12th. Those who (lo- slro state certificates or diplomas should apply at this time. C 8 Hunt, County Superintendent When we consider that the Intes tines are about five times as long as the body, we ran realize the Intense sn fieri iir experienced when they are Inflamed. lt Witt's folic and Cholera Curt) subdues Inflammation at once and completely removes the dlfllculty Osiiuhn & DkLano, Foley (tprltifr. Tho Foley Springs health and sum mer resort has been refitted and re furnished and Is now open to the pub lic for tills year's season The natural mineral hot water and strain baths are curative of rheuma tism, kidney, liver, stomach, private and other roiiiplalnui. The tempera Hire or the water Is 1S8 decrees. These springs are situated In the heart ot ttie Cascade mountains, 00 mile east of Kugrne. Flue fishing and hunting during the open season. Hinges leave hotels of Kugrne Mon days, Wednesdays ami Fridays at 8 o'clock a ni, returning on alternate days. For further Information address Mhs. Ki.i.a itt-NKY, Foley (Springs, Or. EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. HUf loavw Kiin-no Mnn.Ur-. WMnnxUvi and lrldft"al o'oiTk a, m.. lt'j.vr ar rtrtnrt at t'lorvut Ui Uai follow tut mi 10 u rUml a. m. Krtiirii.nR pawftiftm Irarc Florrnc Tuf lhtirm1i and .Nklunlavti, al o'chva a m., arrlTtiifi tu Kngvu th U' st day at 7 n. m H1X; R FA NR.. ., .N- tm KOl'Ml TKU T TckpU for Ml at R. Hansi' lln-rr lsrrv Ku- arnr.or at Uunl IaTiiikrt i oirioa in Flar- EUGENE-McKENZlE ROUTE. Mrkftnio Folcv Hitrliisi hvuui. Kinl him will t mmlc to PamtxTj. TTithl ami Mi'.iti houM ha left t Hani lhvu.ni tMi.r? ttrMrlnr r( tan' Njrsjf4Vlti m. MomlaTt, Wo1ikmUt , mX Jrl.Uyt, tYturmng on allvrtialr ilay. Am siisaa.-aa--s- I. "Big as a Barn Door." 0) IPLU For 10 cents von as much "Battle other high grade goods. Before the days of "Battle Ax" consumers paid, JO cents for a small plug of the same' aualitv. Now, "Battle Ax" High est Grade, twice the true economy. Lane County Bank. . (Katabllihod in 18S2.) EUGENE, OREGON. A general Banking business In all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVEY, President. J. M. AHJIAMri, Cashier. A. U. HOVEY, Jr., Asst.Cashr. Old Kentucky LIQUOR HOUSE, W. H. RENSHAW, Proprietor. Keeps the Heit brnudi ot WHISKEY, BRANDY, GIN, AND All Kinds of Wines. Also the Celebrated SCHLITZ MILWAUKEE UEKHou draught. J. L. PAGE, ROCERIES Having a Large and Complete stork of Hlaple and Fancy Groceries bought In the best markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, 1 can oder the puhllo hotter prices than any other house In Eugene. ProUct of ill lads latei at Market Prices. Summons. In the Cireuit Conrt of ilia atato of Orrgon for tha county of Ijine. Rrbaeca I'arkrr, Plaintiff ) s I William Taikcr, iMrnilant I To tha aboto tiatnril tlcfatnliint, William. Parksr: j In tha name ot the State of Oregon you I are hereby required to appear and answer I the complaint nled aairst yon In IbeaboTaj enmicu conn ana stilt, on or belore the 1st day of the next regular term of aaid conrt after publication hereof, t.-wit: Monday, the V16th day ot October, IH.tJ. And if 700 fail to so appear and answer said Com plaint for want Iheteot, the ilaintiff will apply to the court for the relief therein prayed for, to wit: A d,creo of the court i dissolving the binds of niaiiinioiiT hereto fore and now ei'atins betwien nlainlitTand defendant, and for the rein I pnyed for in tne compiatni. This summon' la rnbli.hrd lv nnler nf the Hen. J. C. Kull.it, n, Ju.lge of the at.oT entitled eoart lsteii April the iJili. ls-.H',. H l. NoSTOK, Att..... f... ltl.iK;r pet almost twice Ax" as vou do of I quantity. That's i T. G.nKsrmioKS, 8. B.Eakin, Jr., Cashier frflsidut. First Hatial Bank Ot Eugene. Paid up Usli Capital 50,000 surplus and rroins, sau.uuu Eugene - - Oregon. A tronorkl tiankiniF biwineM done on reuoti' termrt, HiKht drafts on NKW VOUK, UHIUAUO. MAN rKAiNUlWUU an'l fUKI LAND. OHKtlON. Billi of exchftniie noltl on foreign ooantries. UeponiU receiroJ subject to chewk or oertiu onto of d4ioit. All collection ntnntl to ai will reenfrc prompt ftttfnUon. Central Market, PROPRIETORS. Will keep constantly on hand a full supply of BEEF, MUTTON, PORK and VEAL, Which they will sell at the lowest market prices. 1 Kir stare olile pnollc Umsit sollcllei. :-TO THE KARMERS.-: We will pay the highest market price for Fat Cattle, Hogs and Sheep. Shop on Willamette St., EUGENE, OREGON. ans-Mcats rlt-llTcred to any part ot the cltr trre of i-bac. J. F. FORD, (Evank-elint,) Of l)ea Moines, I. wa, write, under date Mar. 'l 181)3: 8. B. Mkd. JIfo. t'o., Ptiftir, Oregon. Gkntmcmkn: On arrivltiK home last week, I found all well and anxiously waitiiiK. Our little girl, eight an one half years old, who hail wasted away to 38 poutids, ia now well, strong and vigorous, and well fleshed up. 8 Cough Vure lias done its work well" Hoth of the children like it. Your 8 H. Cough Cure has cured and kept away all hoarancsa from me. So give It to every one, with greetings for all Wishing you prosperity, we are Youns SIR. sti Mas, J. K. KoKD. It yon wl;h to tl fresh anil rhi-erful and ITly-for the Jr!:,', work, cleanse M-... .y.'era with the llea.taeh,. and l.trer Cure, 1,, tikiiS twoor thleeiloM-aa wwk. ' "'"'s . Sold untlera KMltUe Kiiarantt-e la) Ci-nu rcr bottle b all ilnievii'.. NOTICE FOR TtBUOAtfoS Land OlBce at Konbiirn, (lfkAn, Notice is h'-teb) gitrn that the follow. . noure ,i his in-1 tentlontu make filial pr..f in snprvirt r,( hi claim, ai d that s.ii,t proof will l maie I before A 0 JenninK',countr , !, ,k al Enene ' Oregon, on Anau.t ti. IV.hi. r 4" K: 11 u ....... . -ai.no the a e sic M,, tp lt t, 7 w. ,1 11m ti.lilMi the foll.ivm.. ' . V-,K iuie,.t prote hi continnoni rrsidii-ra mm, ,,) cultlealion of, said land John W Urcilman, and John Ool U-n of OoMecn, I)., gen. Charles T Cwdman and James t Ailkius, of Jonction City, U VSATV-H, i f tO. B. DCRHIS, Attorney ami Counsellor-at-Lau, WILL rKACTIC'K IN THE O'JURIS irf the Sw-nJ Ju'li1'! VMct and ia ie Sunreuio Court ot this State. S,Sai attention given to collections and natters in probata a. a. Minus. li.. DORRIS & STEVENS, Ai'lOUNKY-AT-IAW, EIHKNK, iiltKUO.N Ffli t-Ovw ! am- County Hunk J. SI. WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY : AT : LAW, COLLECTIONS A BPECIALTY. Uooro u,.llrH, llts.lou's Block, 9th street. L. BILYEU, Attokney-at-Law, SCOKSE, OREGON. -Omcl OverKlrsl National Bank. A. C. WOODCOCK, ATTORNEY AT LAW. GmcK-Oue-lmll block south ot Uhrlsuian's Block, J. J. WALTON, Attorney-at-Law, EbUENb, OREUCN. OHiri-up-hloirs, Wiilton-s block. Will ?o a uoiicra! luv practice iu all the court. il thiudtalu. H. D. NORTON, LAWYER, Rooms 1 aud 2 over First National Bank. C. E. LOOMIS, M. D., Physician and Simeon. Office up stairs In Shclton bloc t ver Geo. T. Hall & Bon s grocery slO'e. Private telephone inside the door for calls day or night. DK. J. W. HARRIS, f'hyBician and Surgeon Otuce over llenderson & Liun'fl Drug Store. Office Hours: 9 to 12r, m.;2 to5 and 7 m8 Kot-i wiiee Ferry street between 12th and I3ih DR. G. W. BIDDLE, DENTIST, Poof oniv flrst-cUss work. Tho Jntont 1m- provetnonti used. Terms motlorate. Otllceaiid renMeneo on Ullvo itret. betwuctl Fifth and Sixth mrects, one block west of Mlnuesota Hotel. 1 A LADY'S TOILET la not complete without an ideal nOMPLEXIOH U - POWDER. f nn77rtiirn Combines evprv .1.m.n 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. Imlit upon having tha genuine. T IT 18 FOR u EVERYWHERE. HAVE A DATE?. Laxative Date, uiiiui a (Glace.) Are a natural laxative. Is wholfipomo. Dqes not gripe or sicken tho stomach. It is the coming laxative. Excellent for children. Ilcnilcisor A l.lnn can tell you more about thero. NOUCt FOR H'BLICATION. L.iul Office at Roaebnrg, Ore v .. , . " Jnl 2", 1WJ6. notiiv 1. h.r. I. .1... .i . .. named sent., us. hied notice of hi. inten tion to ni.ke anal proof in wok" 1 "I,d ",H trnp' ., " " " .l are, U80C t ommi.-i u.r. at Eugene, Oregon, on hT? 'f10, ,i2; Uol,,,b M"',in II K No iiil) l, ,he aw 0 ,P0 ,p 16 8. T ft Went. r Me names th following witnesses to prove In. cmititiimo, residence niion and coltivali, 1, ot. SH.dUn.1, en- ' Fr.VkUMm M m". M-Ck M-nln and Frank M,ii..r all ot Jo-.e-ion City. Ongon, and Kr, est Martin, of Monroe. Or.gon K M.VraicB, H.gialer. SOTICK of final stttLEMEVr E.tale of CUc, CeUhaw, tUce,is.d. K11, . 1" -h' iv"n 0 an 1 1! 'lu,,'",," ot ,.,d e.i.tf. hH. 3', "de. of the iwutl ti I hea.ins th same. Otomi w. Kiwut, Adniinlntratot, O.iUil - uui its lAST LEAVE DEPOT FIFTH ANO I STREETS ,,, ins-ton Bali Lake, l n,u,, 7:00 I" M liully. knnc, Mliiiicai.'olls 1'atil, wltb throuahservfi I to haitern cities. ror reiKlleton, l.afiraudc ; 00 1' M Hull'. llaefon" l'..'lt.. "S..,V""". I Moscow and Idaho aiining stations. 6 I laical mixed irai,, . S:00 A M Hood Ktver, The UbIU., Hull. and 1 recllnina cbair Wr ZX'.V. "!"" sfiS. trains. w""on. For all Information, rates, etc can ofllce, corner Washington and TMra ' fl Horltniid, or address '"tl W. il HIJKI.BUHT :. MCNEILL, 'uml Kuculvor and General Munaecr t'ortland, Oregon. " ' K. J, ilcCLANAIIAN, Agent, tiugwie. EAST AND SOUTH VIA The Snasta Route OF THE The Southern Pacific ii, Express Trains Leave Portland Dull. aUth I .,,'; S.50 a m I Cv ' Portland ATTTTii 1 I:6S imiw KuKene l.v 1 3 W) , 10:46 am I Ar ban Francisco I v i (j.,, , ; : : jvjij! Above trains stop at East Portlsml (ilm. uitv, woouuurn, talem. Turner, ll.ri,,,. Harrisburg, Junction City, Irvioit, Enn rrowuii, u ri u auu an aiaiiens trom bur? to Ashland inclusive. B' 'SRBIIHQ MAtTi, OAILT. 8 oO a lu Lv i'ortlauu Ar4.40Dj Lv 11.20,0 LvSWu, 2.04 p in Lv Euirene 5.'20 p lujAr Koaeburg nflliH PASSENGER, DAILY. 4:U0 It, Portland. AnlS.l5. 0:15 A- Salem, Lv 8K.m DINING CAIS8 ON OGDEN BOUTl . rULLJiAK BurrET BLEEFEEi. AND SFCOKD CLASS SLF;EPlNO CAliF, Attached to all through trains Wert Side Division. B ETWEES F0BTLAND AND OOBVm . MAIL TBAIN DA1LT (UOIFT 8CNI1AT.) 7:30 a m I Lv Portland Ar I 6.50 . 12:15 p 111 I Ar Corvallis I.t 1:35lb At Albany and .'orvallis connect ilhtn.ln of Oregon Central & Eastern Kailway. EXPllESS TBAIKOAILT (KXCtPT 8USDAr, 4:45 p m I Lv Portland , Ar I 5:40 in 7:25 p m I Ar McMfnnville LvjSiWae THROUGH TICKETS to all Point. in the Eastern States, Canada and Eon can be obtained at lowest rates from - L. O. ADAI1I, Agent, Etigeiit K KOKHLF.lt, E. P HOUF.KS, Manager, Asst. O. V. and Pass Ar POJtTLANi'. o:K;tir Eugene Street Railway. TIMECAKD. After the 4tb of Oct. 1805, the street cars will run on the following ecbeduli time until further notice. I.KAV1NQ THE DEPOT. 7:10-7:40-8:10-8:40 9:10-9:40-10-00 s. ra, then every half hour. LEAVE THE UN1VEBSTV. 7:25-7 :5o-8:25-8:55-9:2o-u -50-10:15 a. m then every half hour. Care will leave promptly on time. H. V. HOI.DEN. Prlnt1il cnrfttlw nt-pi ft.r lNiTTtiwerrSi JICA'aifh-B, UlHUl l.'l.tJU7n, blwItWwaTa iwlnl or p r.cml -r.i.krit! ifor Kii matl.-Q, juut, Kidor i'ionlr, Arid, 1-pp-i.u AniialB. At.IWjW f Alww-U uitdothtirexoeiwaa. l'nc. IK " lUlfarrenoenU THE ARNOLD CHEMICAL CO. ICt 8. Wettsra A.ecu. CHICAsA C3 NIGHT MOVtS THE BO-.V-LS IN TKE MORMNiS For sale at Yerlnston e 9th street rlnif n LADIES 0 IOU SNOW STEEL HID PEHNYRQYHL PIW n,thoo-nnleind onlr FHKNCH. w'f aiwj liakl..-.. .... .n..L I'rir; i.lXli fS .... ....... ... ti isi LE DRUN'S M,nu m.fTinii 1-": m. AA A PREVENTflnt tjtifuu . tu t tvn li.t.0' ii y-Q w" mtmui, KiiKPiie, tnnon. NOTICE FOK PUllT.ICATION. L: ,.nd Office at Kos-l.org. 0"ft"J. Julv 2". ' . Notice i labr.lr giten tht it Ml"'"! ' i.. si,d nonce 0 named his Ii ...ion to make Mippo.t rf. pr.f i md that aid 1 roof will sre. U 8 V, C 'Zt forw J01 1 Kntrf-i.e. tin Clirii a N m..w. on 11 E NoM'"'7 A-lot I. "" 'V U' ''l 1 ! tw ; no ti- i. lie II.. Il.lll, a the folio in w"D"ir,J coniii.o..ns re.idence npo" rt. said Innd, sir: rtrtt . . ' .. . -Uneaarl " pri t ht ..ttlfiv.H. Howdtd 1 , pe, dosepn y ' . i Ah HrijHmlo hllgore. an v phn, Oregon 43 . j. .- AT r'' sBsMMWBUiiati. r.-"sMiti"y ia X, flri R JI.Vr.ir"-ltegisl'- Krister.