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matter at the Eugene,
MONDAY, - SEPTEMBER 21.
THE LONDON FINANCIAL SEWS.
We take the following editorial
loader from Secretary of Slate Kin
oaid's piper, the Oregon State
Journal:
The article credited to the Lon
don Financial Neivs, which was,
printed in these columns tome
time ago, was clipped from an ex
change sevoral weeks before any
denial of its authenticity appeared.
When it appeared in the Journal
wo was not aware that anybody
doubted that it was authentic
Since then the gold organs have
pronounced it a forgery and the bi
rm'ilists now assert that it did ap
pear in that paper. As we have
been unjustly criticised for pub
lishing a false statement knowing
ly when in fact we supposed it to
be true, we now give the latest ver
sion of the matter, telegraphed
from Chicago, under date of Chica
go, Sopt 12, as follows:
Indisputable proof was received
at National Democratic hcadquar
tors to day of the genuineness of an
article which np poured in the Lon
don "Financial News" undor date
of April 30, 1804, relating to the re
establishment of hi metal is m in the
United States. The articlo in
question declares that tho rumoneti
zation of silvor would ruin Eng
lish trade and enablo Americans to
scoop Great Britain out of the
world's markets.
Tho publication, a fow weeks ago,
of this surprising declaration by
the "Financial Nows" by soveral
American freo-Bilvor papers, arous
ed the llanna combination
to the pitch of doepertation,
and in their extremity they
doniod tho authenticity of the ar
ticlo and purported to furnish ado-
nial of the same by tho editor of
tho "Finanoial News." This led
to an inquiry in London as to
wbothor the "Financial News" of
that date really did contain such
an article. In rosponso to this in
quiry the national democratic head
quarters has now in its possession
a certified oopy of the articlo in
question, clipped from the London
"Financial Nowb" of April 30, 1894
by the Durant Press Cutings, a re
sponsible firm doing business at
157 Holborn viaduot, London, Eng
land. The clipping in question is certi
fied to have boon taken from the
London "Financial News" of said
da to, and includes not only the
matter hithorto printed by the
American papers, but also con
tains the entiro editorial upon the
lams subject, which is entitled
"England and the Silver Question."
The following brief extract from
tho editorial indicates the sensa
tional character of tho entiro ar
ticle, and will prove a most formi
dable argument for the romoneti
tation of silver in tho United
States:
Thore is a pi tin moral in tho re
mark that if United States
would venture to cut licrsolf adrift
from Eurojiv and take outright to
ilvor she would have all America
and Asia a I her bark and the
command of tlu markets of both
countries. The barrier of gold
would ha more fatal than any bar
rier of a custom-homo. The bond
of silvc would be stronger than
any bond of free tride. There can
bo no doubt about it that if the
United States were to adopt a sil
vor basil tomorrow British trade
would bo ruined before the yei
was out. Every American would
be protected not in home, hut in
every other market.
Of course the United States
would suffer to a certain extent
through having to pay her obliga
tions abroad in gold, but the lo3s
of exchange under this head would
bo a mere drop in the bucket as
compared to the profit to be reaped
from the markets of South Ameri
ca and Asia, to say nothing of Eu
rope. The marvel is the U
have not long ago soized the op
portunity. It has been a piece of
luck that it has never occured to
tho Americans to scoop us out of
tho world's markets by going on a
silver basis, and it might serve us
right if irritated by the contempti
ble apathy of our government to
ward the silver problem, the Amer
icans retaliated by freezing out
gold. It could be easily done.
If vou could look
ahead a few months
and see what was
coming from those
spells of weakness,
loss of appetite,
wasting of flesh
and energy you
wouldn't wait for
disease to get a
grip on you. you
would begin right
away to tone up
your constitution
with Dr. Pierce's
LOOKING AHEAD. Golden MedicaJ
Discovery. It doesn't work miracles;
but it does what other medicine can't do
and what doctors say can't be done un
til they see it done right under their noses
it cures consumption. Not always ; to
say that would be an exaggeration, but
in a large majority of cases ; in advanced
cases which have been given up as hope
less. The " Discovery " is not called a con
sumption-cure ; it is a blood-maker. It
gives energy to the blood-making organs
to create new blood, full of healthy red
corpuscles. This rapid supply of pure,
rich, red blood drives out all diseases that
have their roots In the blood : Consump
tion is one of these ; scrofula, malaria,
eczema, erysipelas, catarrh are others.
It is absurd to doctor them separately as
lum?. or skin, or head diseases. They
must be driven out of the blood. You
can rely on tho "Golden Medical Dis
covery " to do this every time.
It is not a patent medicine. It is the
perfected result of 30 years, practical ex
perience by one of the most skillful phy
sicians and eminent medical authorities
in this country: Dr. R. V. Pierce, Chief
Consulting Physician to the Invalids' Ho
tel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N. Y.
Dr. rlerce'e 100S autre book. "The Feonle'a
Common Sense Medical Adviser,' reached the
enormous enle 01 wo.ooo copies a. si.w eacn.
This enormous sale having paid him a fair profit
on the great amount of labor and money ex
pended in producing it, he Is novt giving away
Absolutely free wo.ocio conies, the reciutent only
being required to mail to him, at the above instf.
tution, si one-cent stamps to cover cost of mail
ing only, and the book will be sent post-paid.
Do you lack faith, and love health?
Lot us establish your faith and restore
youriiealtu with DeWltl'sBarsaparil
la.
Osrurn A DkLano,
Summons.
In the Circuit Oonrt of the State of Oregon
.or tue liouniy 01 i.aue.
J 8 Fergueaon,
Plaintiff.
TS
Wm P Nail, W U Peacock, II A
Davis and Hamilton Sweger,
Defe-ulants.
To Wm P Nail, Defendant:
lu the name of the atale ol Oregon, jod
ere hereby required to appear and answer
the complaint filed again,! yon In tbe above
entitled anil, on or before the Stitb day of
October, IBM, that being; the Aral day of
the regular term of circuit court for October
1890, the said oonrt to beholden in the court
House in bngene, Lane county, Oregon,
commencing at 9 o'olock a m, of said day
ami 11 you inn so 10 answer, for want tnero
of the plaintiff will take ludcment aiminst
you for the sum of $5755. 16 win interests!
8 per cent per anuum from August 7th, 18
sua ins inrtnersum of ?oUU attorney fee,
and for the costs of this anil, Second: A
decree foreclosing Ihe mortease mentioned
in the complaint, and Ibal the said mortgsg
ei premises be sold aocording to law and the
proceeds of each sale be applied in the par
meat of the several soma of money above
mentioned. Tlnril: That yon be barred
and foreclosed of all right, claim or equity,
except equity of redemption, in the said
premises and every part thereof and that jou
(said deft) may be adjudged lo pay any de
(Iciencj which may remain aflrr applying
all the proceeds of the sale of said mortgage
ed premises properly applicable to the sat
isfaction of said Judgment.
This snmmons la published by ord i of
Hon J O Fullerton, circuit judge, n ade
in cumbers August 8th ISM.
E It Kitrworra,
Plaintiff's Attorney.
Summons.
In the Cirrnlt Court nf the Mtat nf Or.....
fortune county.
S K Knapp, Plaintiff,
. vs I
M Svarverud. H Svarrerud and
t M Svarverud,
Defendants. )
To M Svarrerud and (1 M Kvirvurn,! .1..
fendants:
In the name of the Sute of Ore.-.).,. v.n
an T each of y,, are hereby minimi to
appear and answer to the lomplaint Med
against you In the above entitled t'ourt and
0 use on or before the flrt , av of the next
regular term ot sai.i uouri to be begun n,l
heM in Kugene, Ijina cmtntv, Oreg..n, on
Monday, the h dar of Ocllr. l:i and
in rase you fail to so apiwar and answer
said compl.int, the plaintiff will t.ke judg
ment against vim lor the sum of CS.2 with
internet therein trom .lanuarr U7lh, Ism
at the rate of ten per cent per annum, ami
for the further sum of is;.,vi, with interest
thereon from Keh p.'th IS1M, at the rate ot
eulit t: annum and for the further sum of
tra attorney's fee, and for the inula and
ilMmrrement nftliia action.
This sun mona is published by ord r of
Hon J C Kullerton, jud.-e of tfi iNn -n-titleil
C itirt. made at I'hamUra ah 11,. w,k
day of September 1ka
k o romit.
Attorney (or Plaintiff.
Ersttot, Oregon, September 13th IS'.M.
JT7 1t e, 4 'i - X
8 Tobacco Dealers say, that 8
"BATTLE AX" is a "scorcher"
because it sells so fast. Tobacco
Chewers say, it is a "scorcher" be
cause J 0 cents' worth goes so far. It's
as good as can be made regardless of
cost. For JO cents you get almost
twice as much as you do of other
high grade brands.
Lane County Bank.
(Established In M8i)
EUGENE, OREGON.
A general Banking business
In all branches transacted on
favorable terms.
A. O. HOVEY, President.
J. M. A1IKAM8, Cashier.
A. O. HOVEY, Jr., Asst. C'oslir.
Old Kentucky
LIQUOR HOUSE,
W. M.
Keepa the Hcst bramli of
WHISKEY, BRANDY,
AND-
All Kinds of Wines.
Also the Olebrnted Sf'HI.ITZ
MILWAUKEE HEKJtoii dninj;lit.
J. L. PAGE,
DEALER IN
Groceries
Having a Law anil Complt (e st, k of
Hlnplo and Fanny Clrooerii's boulit
ill the best markets,
EXCLUSIVELY FOB CASH,
1 ran oiler the pu.Ullc belter priiva
than any other bonne In Ktitrene.
FrodBce of all Ktnfls taken at Martst Prices.
EUGENE-FLORENCE
STAGE LINE.
E. BANGS, Proprietor.
flUire leavrs Komio Mt.n.Ur Wa,iH..i....
and Krldyi t ft nVlurk a. m., twiiKi-ni -rtflnit
at Klorvue the dv fo.inwi,.- in
o'rlwk a. m.
hi'turuliifr pnofmiircrt i-tp Florvnrf Tiimi
ilaya, i hurtHlfty!) and stnr.lT, at y'clrka
m., arrlrtnic In Kugenc ttie uV-xt dy at ; p m
siNrii r r HK.. r,nn
KtHMMKll' ... JuJ,
Tu'krts f.r 1o at K Hana' llrerr'Uni' Kn
Mitsa-al Hunt A Kavanirt a uilirv m Klor
vucv. EOGEIE-NcXEIZIE ROUTE.
H.rvaficr 1 will run a flrM-dnu tep nn the f
. ?" V,U'y sl,r,l,s routi. tfpvcial rat,t '
will madr to ran.HT.t.
FiriBhi and iarkm should 1 Uft at niy I
ttal: the pventna Wtorr Vr(i,rr of tiairr I
Majrt Ira re at rt a m, Min.u, W.MrMta)n I
and Krltlaya, tvtTirn.iig on altf riute lUys, I
It would Ih? Imrtl lo ciMtvlnt-e a nutn j
millVr.ng from bllUma coHo that his,
agony In Uuo to a microbe Itli an un. 1
proiiotinoabto nntne,
Bui .me .to of
IL.U 1 I'. ....1 M l a . ...
-. 'tin vuiit; (iini i, iitiiirn I urn u in
.. .
von.iiiiv iiiiii im tie MiHtr lo nllnnl
instant n ll. r. II kills naiii.
iait).
OSIII'RM A IkI,.no. I
S.B. Eakin, Jb.,
Cashier
Ol Eugene.
Pi&ld up lash Capital $50,000
Surplus ami Profits, $50,000
Eugene - - Oregon,
A general baiiktne bmtneu done no retwon
Megrim Sight drafts on NEW YOKK.
OHIOADO, HAN PltAXCIHC'O and POUT
T.A.NO, OKKtlON;
Billii n 6xchan: o!d on foreign countries.
Deposits reoeiyed nubjeot to check or oertiti
cite of riVi'otdt.
All collactiom entrusted tons will recetre
prompt attention.
Central Market
PROPRIETORS.
Will keep constantly on hand a lull supply of
btth, MUTTON,
PORK and VEAL,
Which they Will ell at the lowest
market prices.
A fair stare of lie pomic jatronage solicited.
:-TO THEFARMEKS.-!
We will pny the highest market price
for Fat Cottle, Hogg mid Mlteep.
Shop on Willamette St.,
EUGENE, OREGON.
J. F. FORD,
(KvanjeUst.)
Of Dee Moines, twa, writes nntler daU
March 21, 16113,
8. B. Mki. Mfo. l o.,
Dnfur, On'Ron.
OKNTI.EMKN: On arriviiic home last
week, I found H well antf anxloully
waitniK. Our little girl, eitrht at. nni.
half. vean, old .whoaSeraway
to8stHin.l. li.w well, strong a,,3
vigorous Land well fleshed up S It
C ough Curo lum dntie it work well
Boll, of the children like it.
U. Cough fre ha cured and kep
away all hnanuu from n.e. So give
it to everj-one, with greeting, forB;,e
inhlng you prHritv, we are
otin., Ir. ano Mrs. J. F. Kord
If ion.l.hto feci fresh and ehwr'l i.f
twoorthieedose, a wee a. Hl "J ta'ul
o:il nmler a fmi 11 re auant:it,v
M rer bottle bj all ,lruii,a.
NOTICE FOB riiHUCATIOS.
I.iii.il Office at ltosebnra, Or.
v . . t Auguat lie. imhj
,h:rV ii loifo,.
intention to raak a ,. I ,.r!. """
hi, cl,i,:T, C ""PP"! ..f ,
F.nee. I ., . ' ". at
a.- i ..... . -V wfi-nn.
or inn iht it. rk.,1 ,,, .. "
" Z "..""""V .'""-rce .,-,. a
a. . . iU'Kser Trt t
1 . .
i j. fi.a i .ii tat t .
iitiniuentt
'""" iuoui.s E s,i.
rrank
Bll Or
G.HuroBieiCH,
President.
Bank
R M Vm,c,,
lifgisler.
Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law,
t irILL PhACTICE IN THE C'JURTS
V at the Second Judicial District and in
ie Supreme Court of thia Bute.
Special attention glean to colleetiona and
natters In proDais,
O. a. liOBBIH.
L. L. 8TKVEN8
DORRIS & STEVENS,
Attorn ky-at-La w,
fiUUENE, OKKGON
OrricK Over Lane County Bank.
J. M. WILLIAMB,
ATTORNEY : AT : LAW.
COLLEOTIONS A BPECIALTY.
Koom 6 upsulra, Rladon'a Block, 9th street.
L. BILYEU,
Attohney-at-Law,
BUOENE, OREGON.
V-OrncsOrer First National Bank.
A. C. WOODCOCK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
GFFtCE-One-half block south of Uhrisman's
Block,
EUGENE, : : OREGON.
J. J. WALTON,
Attorney-at-Law,
EUGENE, ORKUCN.
ufflce up-stars. Walton's block.
Will do a genera! law practice iu all the courts
jl tills State.
H. D. NORTON,
LAWYER.
Ituoois 1 and 2 over First National
Bnuk.
0. E. LOOMIS, M. D.,
Physician and Sueon.
Office up-atalrs In fihetton bloca t vor Goo. T.
Hall & tiou 6 grocery store.
Private telephone Inside die door
for culls day or night.
DR. J. W. HARRIS,
(hyaician and Surgeon
Olnco over Henderson & Llun's Drug Store,
Ofpick Hours: B to 12a. m.; 2 to 6 and 7 U.8
j. m.
Rcm auue Ferry street between 12th and 18th
DR. G. W. BIDDLE,
$Sgk DENTIST,
Poet only flrBt-claiia work. The In tent Im
provement used. Terms moderate. Ofllceand
residence on Olive itreW, between Fifth and
Sixth iirecU, oue block west of Minnesota
Hotel.
A LADY'S TOILET
Is not complete
without an ideal
POMPLEXIOM
U POWDER f
pozzoFis
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.
I
Inilrt npon hiving th genuine.
IT IS FOR WE EVERYWHERE.
HAVE A DATE?
California Laxative Date,
tni '
Are a natural laxative.
Is wholesome.
Does not gripe or sicken
the stomach.
It is the coming lo"?.tive.
Excellent for children.
Hendersor l.inn ran tell yon mora
about them.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Rosebnrg, Ore.
v .. , . September 9, 1890.
Sotlce is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten
"on lo make final proof in
mpport of his claim, and tliat said proof
ill be made before Joel Ware, U 8 O C
.ommlsMnner, Eugene, Oregon, on
II E No C107 tor the ', ne V. and n V.
- ko 22, fp 10.,,0;est. A
He names the fnilnin un..... i
prove his continnons residence npon and
cultivation of, said land, it:
bred C Krneger. Fret P Gosser, William
Ihrneger, all ofGohison. Oreoon. and
" "rn'R". " ofGohison, Oregon,
Om. Bennett, f Jnction Cty. Crrgo
B.gist,
NOTICE OF FINAL StnLEMEXT.
Etate of Candece flelshs.. A..A
V.Ml.. j a
K " ". i?,?' 8"'
Police is her. I,. i... .1... nil
un, v. II
nf ..id . .1.1. V,
I til. d hi
ft'11 aeeoont tor settlement of sa d
nd Wednesditv. thm Kit.
est.it.. n.
Anun.l
1SH6. l,a ... I.. .v.
I
i
j tonrt for hearing Ihe same.'
I Ocosoc W. KlNSCT,
Administrator,
0. ii. ii
FOR ALL POINT?
!51MP0T FIFTH .;,i?..?ASI.
taiana.MifiSriS!i
7:00 V M
Ually.
I or Kansas Vmhsl
i f' '?wi.'., Nt
7:00 I'M
Dully.
Lutial mlv.i
:00 A M
Kx Hun
TtnA I..
ancllnlng c...lr M.Tfc
Kor all information, , ,
K.McNEIl.L, SSSfSi
Kccelvor anil General
l'ortlttud, OreijoiT. M,n1.
E. J. McCLAK,n. .
..UA- ,
EAST
SOUTH
VIA
The
Shasta Route
ur tue
11 Uknfwk d,
Pre l"roiM Leave PortU.j n ,
Hoiith I
I V
1:59 am Lv Eugene fl S '
10.-45amAr Sn Frao'i.e,. Vl 3, ' .
Above trains atop at East PortiT
Cltv, Woodburn, U fi
.lelferanD, Albany, All,.,!, S fr,
HorrisburK, Juucticn City, Irv mr't"1''
Creswell, Cottage Grove, rjrai.,
tione from Rosebur; to Ashland jad, .
EOSEBOBO MAIL, Bull "
8S0amLv Portland iriis
2.04 p m l, Eugene WLf
5.20pmAr -Koasburg
oAl.tU PA88ENGER, DilLr
-tiOUpmll. Portland, ArilMS..
:15 p mA Salem, W
-DINING CARS ON OGDEN E0CTU
PrjLLMAN BniTETBIEEPHi
asd
SFCOXD CLASS STEEPIKQ UK,
Attached to all through mm.
West Side DivWon.
PORTLAND AHDOQBinm
BETWEEN
BAIL TBAIH DAILY (I3CUT sraiut,
7JI0am I Lt Portland Ar 1620m
12:15 p m Ar Corvallia Lr 1 1J5V ,
At Albany and iJorvatiis coDPHteitbtna
of Oregon Central & Eastern RsUwit.
UFBZSS TEAIK DAILY (tlCIPT IHDU,
4:45 D m I L Portland
7:25 p m j Ar McMlnnville
Lr 5li
THROUGH TICKETS to til Point,
in the Eastern States, Canada and Ettop
oan be obtained at lowest rates from
Ii. G. ADAIR, Agent, Ent(B1
R KOEHLER, E. P ROGERS,
Manager, Asst. O. F. and Psm Ar
POKTLANH. OKK(lti
Eugene Street
TIME CARD.
After the 4tli of Oct. 1803, the street
cam will run on the following acbediUt
time until further notice.
LEAVING THE DEPOT.
7:10-7:40-8:10-8:40 9:10-9:40-1000 a n.
then every half hour.
LEAVE THE UNIVERSTY.
7:25-75-8:25-8:55-9:2o-9S0-10:16 s. B.
then every half hour.
Care will leave promptly on lime.
H. V. HOLDEX.
A
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iDIl-rn. liUT, iMtiPO) i'iim'e -tr
yeusift. Anjpniia. Ar-'IJ. -l tor
ni othn-ficwM. atotifcUXuieM
t-.tlonaboeiite
THE ARNOLD CiiLHICtLCa
IBIS. Wtitera Araeue.
NIGHT
MOVES THE BOWELS IN
THE MORNING
For sale at Verlnitton th street oral
LADIES DOYO0KS0
DR. FELIX LE BHVn
STFFI RNO PFHNYFQYflL
.retheo-'nalan.l ol, rKSCH-n.
liahleor- on tti- mar!i. I'rico J. ft
maiL (Pennine wiiil "nit t -
tlSlll RN PK1AKO uiliiT'--
agents. Kiisene, Oltmir. , t
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIOT.
Land Office at BoseboM 0r
Nolle, is hereby given, that IM ' .
ifg named s.ttler has filed f0"""' rt el
t. iitioo to make final oroot '"iT
bis claim, and Ibal said proof " C(9.
b-foie Joel Ware, U a,t,irlt
mis-ioner, M Etlgftie, ure 'n j 5
2, ISM. vie Abraham 1 I"0' , 1 1
11387 tor lbs n H section 30 t
ereet. .iinseiel I
He nsn.es the follo.irg ""ai
prove his continnons resldenr r
ciili vatiiin of said land, nt Xtzte
.. . . a Kjlsrsrd
oi .Minel, vregou, .
and Henry S Banta, ol Isabel.
II
Lr.n,
ti..:.
AND
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