DAILY Kl(iXE GUARD.
I. h. CAMPBELL, PubliHlier.
puMUhnl mar? netting of the ., Huwlaya
0liwUl. Addreaa U oouiniimlcallouB, aud
in ilia ll ruralttancji p-.yblu lo the Kuusne
ilium, K.ucne, Orejcni.
biiiisumri'ios iiaik:
(OAI1.V.J
It jllrerud lJf currier, per mrk
Iljllrured by carrier, per mouth ....
Br mll,onc jcardu advance)
lx months.
One month
at md le uuitlea
50
C 00
3 00
10
5
Will not Uo lent or mall to any a-ldrra. or
aiy lenglti of lime, unleaa paid In adjauca.
oua year tin advance) W ?
Mx month
V.lvertHliu '"tea made known on application.
Kntored a .ecoud-claai matter at the EilKeue,
O euon, pustornue.
FRIDAY,
AUGUST 21,
MAZAMAS VS SHEEP.
Is tho Cascade park reserve to be
maintained at the exponso of the
people for the benefit of a few
pleasure feekerB for no other vis
ible good can come from it who
will not visit it moro than once in
two or three years, while thedesirv
ignsettlerseckingforan honeft live
lihood is lo be deprived of its upe?
It would sootn that way according
to the clipping below which is taken
from the Uoseburg Review. The
piece of jobbery is one of tho most
outrageous acts that was over per
petrated upon the people of Oregon
and they should rise in defiance of
such an act. Honest taxpaying
citizens engaged in the most im
portant industries of our state must
be forbidden the uso of the land,
while yearly hundreds and thous
ands of acres of tho best feed must
go to waste, and all for the mike of
a fow dainty mountitin climbers.
If all tho sheep in Oregon were
horded on the Cascade reservo they
would do no harm to the land or
timber. Hero is what the Mnzim
as are doing:
"Shoopmon who are herding
their stock on the Crater lake re
serve will be prosecuted by the
government. Information ugainst
nine of thorn has already boon filed
in the United Statos court at Port
land by the district attornoy. The
complaint was mado by II S Whit
od, secretary of tho Crater lake
club at Ashland, who wired tho
faots to Rev 15 M Wilber of Port
land, who Is also a Maziitua. Now
that their society intends making an
excursion thoro, they say that it is
not pleasant to think that the park
is full of sheep and in defiance of
tho law. A deputy Unitod Status
marshal was dispatchod to Crater
lake with instructions to arrest the
heopmon and to put and keep them
off of tho reserve."
The Oreg:.u State Journal, pub
lished and editod .by llarrinju R
Kincaid, the presont republican
secretary of tho stato of Oregon, re
fuses to sail under the colors of !:
Kinloy and 1 lobar t. It comes out
trongly for free ooiuago of silver,
and prints sumo very able editori
als od tho subjoot. Col E Uofer,
editor of the staunch republican
papor, tho daily Capital Journal ol
Salotu, is state committeeman of
tho now silver party for Oregon.
He will have the direction of th
Bryan and Sowall campaipn in
this stato as far as tho sihvr party
Is concerned, and promiuM to mako
it a hummer.
Salem Independent: Tho Ore
gon Stato Journal, published by II
U Kincaid, scvrotury of state, con
tinocs to como out strongly for the
free coinngo of silver, and prints
some very able editorials on the
subject. Mr Kincaid is a bold,
fearless and lium at man, and ho
will say what ho brieves to be right
though lh heavens should full.
The Poril.md Telegram exposes
its oandiditt. in tho following,
which ind irate that lio must have
a hired speaker to take tho field
for him: "McKinley cannot be
dragged into a joint debate, but the
boy orator is reminded that there is
a person named Ilourko Cockran
who would probably cousout to
meet him In a jawing match."
II K Thurlmr, of New York, a
member of the executive committee
of tho American Protective Tuiiff
Loaeuo and who handled the list of
conliibutions to the Ilariieon cam
paign fund of 1892, is out for liry
un and freo coinage. lie says: "J
verily believe that liryan and feu
wall will win in this fight. It is
uprising of the people against op
position. I think the result in No
vember will open the eyes of the
rcijublicans.'' Mr Thurbur is one
of those who consider freo silver a
better protective meauro to Amer
ican industry than protection it
self.
The advantage of
a policeman over a
burglar is that the of
ficer has the law on
his side. Health has
the same advantage
over disease. The
Law of Nature is for
people to be healthy.
When they are sick,
Nature helps to cure
them. Nature's law
is the (rutde for cur
ing sick people.
There is no way but
Nature's way. What
the doctors call many
different diseases
Nature cures in one
way; nourishing
the whole body with
Kood, pure, rich, red
blood. That Is Nature's wny of curing
scrofula, erysipelas, kidney and ' 1 liver com
plaint," consumption and every form of
eruptive and wasting disease, when you
want to help Nature with medicine the med
icine must work the same way as Nature
works, then it has the laws of Nature on its
side to make it powerful. That is the
secret of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery's wonderful cures. It assists Nature
according to her own laws ; it is on Nature's
side and Nature helps it : It imparts new
power to the nutritive and blood making or
gans to create a large quantity of fresh, red,
healthy blood which drives every germ of
disease out of the system and builds up
strong healthy tissues and solid flesh. The
" Discovery " completely clears away every
form of blood disease from the system ; It
even cures consumption. It is the only true
radical cure for that disease; facts and testi
mony to piove it.
I would like to tell the whole world what your
r.olden Medical Discovery' haB done for inc.
The doctor, who is considered an expert on liitie
troubles, told me I had consumption. He said
both my Iuiiks were diseased and I could not live
long. I felt down-hearted for I have dear little
children to live for. I just went to him to get his
opinion. I am glad I did for now I know what
your medicine will do. When I started on the
second Uittle I was belter In every way and was
able to take a walk on every fine day. I enjoyed
my sleep, my apiiclile was good, and by the time
I had fitilNlicd tile second bottle I began to feel
like a new woman. I Mill had a cough so I got
a third Uittle and by the lime it was half gone I
was completely cured." , ' jf J
(Mrs.) Jfevyfiil&L'
77 Mary St., Hamilton, Ont,, Can.
Summons.
In the Ciicult Court for thu Htnte of Ore
(inn, County of Latie.
Christian Dotueyor, PI urn tin", )
v
Em na orapyor, Drfwulanr. J
To Emma Domoyer (be tK-ft aidant above
nmiird :
In tho nrtine of the State of Oregon you
are hereby Rummnnott to nnndttr ami nu
Hwer the pUiiitilV'R compluiut now on tile
ftKftiuai you in the aoove emiiieU omit and
oaitie, on or btlfore the 1st day of the next
rrgular term of gaidoonrt which unit, court
in to lie begun ami hohli n on Monday the
ftiibtlayof October, lH'JtJ, at the Conrt
Hoiisn in hiiKeiir-, Orooon, in mi id county,
and it vou f Mil to appear and answer nnid
oonipUiut as herriu reqnirM the plaintiff
will apply to aiim comt lor the relief
prayed fur in mud complaint to-wit: For
a decree of Mid conrt declaring the marriage
contract now existing between plaintiff i.nd
defeudnut forever diolvcd nud that plain
tiff have a divorce from defendant and that
plain tiff be decreed to be the owner in fee
simple of the le1 of the ne of aeo one tp
17, a r3 went and the t1, of the n and the
Tixt of thee of aeo one and the nel; of the
ne'i of ice one tp 17 a r 3 weat in Lane
county Oregon and in all containing 400
acrea. And that defendant by nxitl
deciee be forever barred from claim
ing or aaaerting any right, in Ureal,
claim or title whatsoever in or to a id
landfl and prenme or any part thereof.
and for general relief. This aummoni is pub
lished in the "lUnif Kcokkk (Jitaiu" for
nix conircutive week by order of Hon J C
Fulterton judge of aaid court, which Raid
order waa made at chambera in Hogeburg,
Oregon, and bears date the l'Jth day of
Attguat. ivvu, and ti now on me in amu
court.
It Utt.TKU,
Attorney for 1'laiutiiT.
NOTICE FOU rUBMOATION.
I.tml Office at Itoaehurg, Or.,
Anguat 18, !(
Notice la hereby given that the follow
ing uamed aettlcr haa lilid notice of bis in
tention to make tiiutl ornof in auppott of
hia claim, and that and proof will be ntnde
befo? Joel Ware, U 8 C O Com
miaMnner, M Eugene, Ore on, on September
JH, lW, vie Abraham Y B.nta on 11 K No
for the n e ,l aection 30 t 15 a r 1
weat.
He liaiuea the followhg w interact to
prove hiacontinnona residence upm aud
on Inflation of aaid bind, vie
Moat-a V Kbodea, Howard M KurTnmn
of Mibel, Oregon, and Edward T H.irne
aud Henry 8 Haute, of UtWl.
It. M. VRaTCH,
Urg iater.
Notice for ruMicnlion.
Iiiml Ofllo lit Iloufbiirff, CriSptn,
Auntt U, lS.Ml.
Notice fh iysW.'n tl.nt th tollowinn
Dftiuftl Brttlrr b tilitl rtotic ofbinintm
(inn In mkt Anl i riv.il in animua l
clitini, KDil ikiBtwil prtn.f will l m ulr W-
Sp tpmt r'2D, lHl. Jihh Coin on II
.'u c-'iillTllie H'I8 4 mi .1, 9W DC 4
ami ijn , r5tlli, r 7 it
lift Titn Ih (ii1Ltni w it t.au ...
prtiv))ia contitiuoni rM(lttic hho titi
cnltivntion of, Unl,
luxuri " . nil v iiitii, 'l'UU r. It'iACU,
ThontwR K 8ilk.ol aiut J O ll'ini t -mt, nil
11 II Yea mi,
tut.
The umpire now decides that
" BATTLE AX " is not only
decidedly bigger in size than any
other 10 cent piece of tobacco, but the
quality is the finest he ever saw7 and
the flavor delicious. You will never
know just how good it is until
you try it.
A, A
Lane County Bank.
(Established In 18S1)
EUGENE, OREGON.
A general Banking business
In all branches transacted on
favorable terms.
A. G. 1IOVEY, President.
J. M. AHHAMS, Cusliler.
A. O. HOVEY, Jb.. Awit. Cashr.
Old Kentacky
LIQUOR HOUSE,
W. M. RENSKAW, Proprietor.
Keeps !hc licit brantli of
WHISKEY, BRANDY, GIN,
-AXII-
All Kinds of Wines.
AIko tlie CVI.'limted KCHLIT2
MILWAUKEK llKKHon druuirlit.
J. L. PAGE,
IlEALKIt IN'
Groceries
Having ft Lnrxt' and Coin plcte stock of
Hlnplc and Enncy GiiKi'ri lioiiglit
111 tlie beat nmrkcts,
EXCLUSIVELY FOB GASH,
I can oiler the public bettor prices
than any othflr hnuo In Eugene.
Preface of all iDisukeii at Mariet Prices.
EUGENE-FLORENCE
STAGE LINE.
E. BANGS,Proprietor.
SUcp Irftrvfl KiiRftie MiiiMfty. W(h1ikm.Uvii
ii1 Vtt l)lf o'rl.H-k . m., mioDfirni ar
riving t Kluivncv tho tint following t )i)
o'rUvk . m.
Kviuntlhg rwnin lrT Florrnr Tilwt
ay, 1 linmlH) Rii.i MtnnlT, at VoVUnka
m., arrlTlng in Kiigom Itte uvxt iay al 7 p in
tlXUI K FAR
koi'muku " r.
Ticket t-r Ml at K. Bang' llrwj ham, Ku
cm, o at IturO A I'nwiiiHirt'i oilico tn Flor
nee. EUGEHE-HcXEKZIE ROUTE.
Mi'Kciuie ol,-y H.rMies nnru-. C-lal nun
V I ! ItOtiK tia v... .
F(lshtmt tkK).-'4 ulnniM N left nt my
anit rrnlnyn, returning on alternate lay.
H would lie llRlll lo IMtlVltHV (1 111.111
milTVrlliK fnim l.llioua co!lc that hl
agony la due to a miorohe with an tin
protioti untitle name. Hot oiu-dowof
IVWill'a Collo and Cholera ( tire will
convince him of its power ton Hon!
Inatatit relief. Il kills pn.
mu itx A DkI.ano.
T. G,HEnnicKPf
S. B. Kakin, Jb.,
(.'aphier
1'rtwidfnt.
irsi litis
Ot Eugene.
Paid up tasli Capital ?50,fi00
Surplus tail Profits, 50,(500
Eugene - - Oregon.
A general hwikiDe biiflinwu done no reitaon
able t-rnw. Kiifht drnfti na NEW YOliK,
CKKAUO, SAN VKANCIHCO and VOUT
LAND, OKKliON.
Billn of exchange nold on fervitin conntrle.
Dfpi-wititreoiyetlnbjwt to check or wrtiti
cate of dflwit.
All collection! entrusted to ua will rwivf
prompt attention.
Central Market,
PROPRIETORS.
Will keep constantly or hand a lull supply ol
Dttr, MUTTON,
PORK and VEAL,
Wliloli thoy will nell nt the lowest
market pricw.
A fairsliare ot tie untile patronage solicit:!.
:-TO THE FARMERS.--:
Wo will pay the liiKhcst market price
lor hut I'ntllc, HngH and Hlieep.
Shop on Willamette St.,
EUGENE, OREOOM.
XV-Mrati drllrercd to an j part ol the city
J. P. FORD,
(Evanifelint,)
Ot Dai Mninca, Ii.wa, riti nn.ler data
March 21, 18H3:
8. H. Mkd. Mpo. fo.,
Dufur, OreKon.
tlKNTI.Vll.-v. 1 1.. n ..l.il ... i . .
week, I found all well and anxlotuly
wailitiK. Our little girl eiKht Btone
half years old, who liail wasted aw.iv
t AS Kund ianow well, stronir aiwl
',.'f;.lm'J.?r work well.
H. touch lure hax cured and kept
away all hoarsmws fnmi me. So iril-e
it to everyoiie, with Rreetimr for all.
iKliinir you pnwritv, we are
ours, ln. and Mrs. .1 v i........
llhthrM,l,Flie an.1 l.iv,'r rui 1 iIV""
twonrlhin.il..vaawfvt. ' u,"
nil Ban
.w r ptwiu , a uaranl,.
w K'r b-tii. bj all I'rittcl.m
N a r I C E FO It V tut uc'at ion.
I.n.l Oilier l Uou lmr or
t nr. n on II K. No 7711 (ur tb- w .
tp I'.' . r 7 w. t ' r
H n run tin i, w I,..,
cultivation t.f, .r, ;;r.'tl
J'" O II,,,,,!,,, v .
rrm.liaw ! Thorn. . C Silk. 1,1 .p ,
I'tnthvr. OrcRon. al,,,
, II M V ku ii,
li'Kihtfr.
(tO. B.DCRRIS.
Atineij and CotnweUor-at-Lau,
li'U.I. l'hACTK'K IN TilK O'-U-UTS
of the ,'U'lond Judicial Dlstikt and in
Supreme Court of tlilB Htute.
3..::Ih1 attention given to oollectfonft and
t atlfis ill probate.
tj . A. I. If UK If.
I.. 1.. h1:v.M-
DORRIS & STEVENS,
A'lTf'UN'Cy-AT-I-AW,
Kl tiKNK, OKE'.llN
,.FH4 Fover!jiue County Bank.
j. M. WILLI AMB,
ATTORNEY : AT : LAW.
tOI.l.KWIONS A Sl'KCIALTY.
ltoom ft u.tlr, Klsdon's Block, 0th street.
L. BILYEU,
Attokney-at-Law,
KI'OKNK, OKEtlON.
ji sick Over First National Bank.
A. C. WOODCOCK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Ofkk B-Oue-'aall block Bouth ol Chrlsuiau't
lilui-t.
Kt'tiENK, : : OREGON.
J. J. WAJI'ON,
Altorney-at-Law,
Kl :iKNt,Ol!E(.t.N.
OIIe uji-stdTn, Walton's biock.
Will i'ti a gyi.i ra! lav; prtt;,;'.ocill all thouourtt-
ol Lliife- Mate.
H. D. NORTON,
LAWYER.
Kim. ma 1 and 2 over First National
Iiunk.
C. E. LOOMIS. M. D.,
Physician and Si-"eon.
Offlce U.-B!alra in Phelton bloc i -er Geo. T.
Jian o: hob 8 rovu.y wv
l'rlruto teleplione inniilc the door
for cuIIh day or night.
DJi. J. W. HAREIS,
r-'hyM.cian and Surgeon
Oli cu over Ht'iiJcrsoa A Llun'sDnig Store.
Office lht.iiw: 9 to 12 a. in. ; 2 to & ami 7 VjS
in.
f!i!-i ni.t-e terry street botween liih nud l:itJi
DR. G. W. BIDDLE,
DENTIST,
Doi'i on'ty II rut-el Ann work. The latest Im-
pnivciiK-iiifl ust-o. jtrmi) mociernie. wince nnu
rfi(lunr on Olive utrtt-t, )Htween Fifth a ml
sixth Ktrt'cH, one block vcat of MiuncoUi
uoiei.
A LADY'S TOILET
Is not complete
without an ideal
Gmbines every element of
beauty and purity. It is beauti
fying, soothing, hcalinar, health
ful, and harmless, and when
rightly used is invisible. A most
delicate and desirable protection
to the face in this climate.
Insirt apsa aavlnj tho Canutes,
c SI IT lno TTTTTT.T'"
HAVE A DATE?
niiM
llllil hi
(CJlace.
Are a natural laxative.
Is wholesome.
loes not gripe or sicken
the stomach.
It is the coming laxative.
Kxcellent for cliildren.
HeH'1crwl 1 inn pan tll you moro
Mot tbi'in.
NoriCr. KOU PL11L1CATION.
L 'till Office at Rn?bn,g, Oro
.V.t.,, t luMiy iven that the fiillowinK
uaaniru notice (illllillll.ll
iinu i U1kr film, 00f jn
l'lyn.l Iiih claim, and tlt ,,H pr..t.
in t. imule bflor.i J,M. vr0i u g c
an"""."."!'-"".'- E,'rf"'. Or.Ron. t,n
il f V 4 i'""'b '" or
H h No (, ii. ... ,
Hi) II r4 in i'ti Ik,, i. .
cnltivuti, ,, (, i,,,, tlJ.
Fr ,; ,i M"""- 11 "k M-rriaon ..,,1
'! l.r. mi Mr ,, , mi.. (r,,.
H M. Vka icii,
H'Kin:i'r.
"n of usal hCT:i.EuxT'
K i..v , 7 K'u that G W
! auvi.inl lr ..1,1 . ... ..: ,
nOMPLEXIOM
U FOVfDER. IH
poizzoNrs
P'lllPrtllilH F nrnlitrn iittnn
lAdl VC UdlW
111? Ma $3
K0" AI,I, po.J I
.'"""I Mail-.,. 1 lJ
UUli,,,,s"''awbitit."'
iiiroiiuii ruiiii7r;irr-,ii?: ji
ln recllnlMK, ?tliinijf;
' Br'
Itui't'lvi-r aiuKi.'tin-i .. 1
ro,1ij,o';;.,',;'"iMnHa.
rt
EAST
VIA
The Shasta R0t
u THE
Tlie Southern Fa4
Exjrc,TraiimlK..i.
builth I " -SL!
S.fKI a :n I I,v p,,rii....i
l:f.9aioI.v K.,i.t,. '" '
lMa m I Ar' hm Kwari,,.. i', '
.I.-irerano, Allw AM.,
Cmawell, (iittane lirve ii,,!""1'
tr"' Kowhur-r to ABhUaj'S '
11' HKBUUO aAl.,
m: 1."" in.
... . ... ... tiiwue i.
o.JUpni!Ar Kiwhtn; J
-.m.esi rissExista, mm
4:UU pmli IVrtlaiai, v
tJilo p u,. Sal, J;';
-DINING CAltS ON OGDEX B
pi;llsa Eui-rnsiraa
BFCOND CLASS kl viiiv...
Alla.ih.il to nil tbrenjib Tns
Went Side nwhifc.
POKTI.KO ASH ((
8K1 WEI.'H
MAll TBalS IHII.T (Elcmscsj
7 :S0 a in I l.v l'.irtlnwl i,
12:15 pin Ar l'orvall' lij
At. All,nv m.,1 .'.,.rn,
ol Oroguu t'eutrnl & Kiiuttrn l.uilwj,
EXfllEHH T11A1N 11AILI (IICUlsx
4:4ripml,v r.irtlami A,
7:26pruAr MuMlnuvilV Li;
THROUGH TICKETS to il
in the Eualt-ni Htiiii-ii, CurWa ui
oan be otitnitifil rat lowpt rat-a frcio
L. G. ADAM, Acrai.f
IE Kll K1II.K1 V. I'Uliill'K
Mauar, An-.!, ti. F. mii'Ii.
I t II, 11 A I il'
Eugene Street liiii
1IMK CAKD.
After tin- 4th of Oct. lS'Atlt
enrs will run on llie followiue
time uiilil I ui 1 1 ii r inline.
I.KAVING TUG DEPOT,
7:10.7:40S:10-S:40 0:1MK
(hen i vtiy half Hour.
i.kavktiik rxivtisn.
7:C.5-7:.:i5-8:ir.S:.")-!):il)0'lMi
llii.n ivr-rv lui If liolir.
C'ura wi'l I leave iinitlr on ii;
II. . I1UU'
lifiiil'ii liO, l:..ili i f.
r.t :ii.j:u, (it.nt . ;;-' :
H'lir", An. -T-. : ' f'
.1:
THE llN0L3 i WiiCHR
ISI S. Wt3!era :
AT
r- il
For ale at Ycrlr.ston lb iim
0
rrX;x LE 0RUS S
STEEL 18 Emm
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(ia.jx.r W. Kisrv,
A.liuinibtrator,