DAILY KVdlXR UUARD.
I. L. CAM I'liKLL, Publisher.
lilMlittiel uwry evening of tlio wewlc, Huuilayt.
icm)U-'1. A'lilrcss kII eoimnunieniloni, mid
ill lieu All rumlttaticuv pcytiMe to the KvuitHV.
(uki, Kuwait), Oli-Kon.
HlIfJIKIITJON IMITH:
(fMILY.J """
Delivered by carrier, per neck I li
Delivered by carrier, mr mouth fit)
By mall, one yuarfin atlvunw). ... . , C 0-
dix months 3 00
Quo mouth 60
tfiujfle ootlc 6
Will not bo lunt by mall to any addn-Rh, for
any lcugth of time, unleu juid In ailvannv.
(VEEKLr.)
Out year lu advance)... 2 00 :
Hlx mowthn 1 00
Advurtlsiutt rate made known on applJcatioi).
wuv jKLCadt-ei ua a baiM, are nlbo
with Judge Jicnnclt on the silver
(jue&lion."
Anion Cummingx, tho editor of
tlie Now York daily Sun, nr.d Cime
A Dunn's closets t iournulifstiu friend I
in out for Jirvan and free silver.
Kutorod aRHocond-clui matter at the Eugene.
Orojroo, postofflce.
THURSDAY, , - - OCTOBER 1
UK A NT ON SMjVEK.
Jobso R Grant, son of Gencni
U S Grant, gives the following as
some of his reasons for fuvoring
freo coinage:
"I believe heartily in the great
advantage to this country of the
free coinage of Bilvcr. It does not
moan repudiation of our debts at
homo or abroad. W'e could not
pay our debts in both gold and sil
ver, oven if wo had it all. Our
mortgages equal the enormous sum
of ? 19,000,000,000. These debts
will have to be paid in produce,
ana anything that will raise the
valuo of this will, I believe, benefit
all classes. If we can double the
price of silver rupee wo have daub
led tho price of wheat and therefore
double our wheat as to its debt
paying capacity. The argument
holds good in the silver 'peso' of the
Lalin-Amoricaii countries, and an
to the price of our meals and live
stock. It holds good, too, in Urn
silver 'rublo,' and as to the price of
oil. It holds good in many i-ays
too numerous to mention. Instead
of foreigners purchasing tho prod
uct of our Bilvor minos at tho ruto
of about 70 conts por ounce, and
with tho silver buying produce
(Bimo or which comes in direct
competition with our production)
Irom South America and tho Ori
ent, they would have to pay at the
rate of f 1.29 per ounce."
Salem Journal: "Great Scott; a
Iiryan first voter' club at ti e State
University! Those boys ought to
bo cupelled. Tho idea of anyone
going to an institution upheld by
public taxes and not supporting
McKinlcy and tho gold standard!")
To Cure a Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative Jiromo Quinine Tub-
lets. All druggists rofuud the money
If it fulls to cure. 2-jc.
Of tho four delegates from Ore
gon to the national convention
that nominated Abraham Lincoln
for preBidont, the three survivors
are for Bryan and free silver. They
arc, W D Hare, of Hillsboro; Jos
Gazley, of Douglas county, and B
J Pengra, of Crook.
"Pass Your Plate'
Ml
At MilchoU'a speaking in Saloin
a man asked him this question: ''If
wo elect MoKinloy, will ho not
liavo to issuo bonds to maintain
tho gold standard just as Cleveland
did?"
"Within a year after McKinloy
is oloctcd wo will liavo an agree
mont with other nations ami have
froo coinago.1'
"How about the railroad to
Mars?" Cheers and applause
'I am going down to that now."
Hero he repeated his statment that
lie only referred to tho absurdity of
such a thing under tho Cleveland
..........inimnuii, in mo iaco oi tho
fact that his languago was "now or
at any time."
The wholo joke is that republi
cans-are lighting freo coinage on
general principles.
After A S Bennett's speaking in
llosoburga white haired gentlo
man came to the front ot tho houso
and said: "Thirty years aso tho
first republican oonvention of
Douglas oaunty was held in tho
court house which stood on tho
silo of tho present buildiiu'. I had
the honor to bo cluiirmau i,f that
convention, and havo always ken
a republican. I claim to bo a re
publican yet, but I shall cast my
voto for Wm J Bryan fur presi
dent." This man is ono ;n Done-
las county's most honored p oners,
iir imviU fate, of Davs .re. !;.
A happy man Ii
a healthy man, ani
a neuuny man 11
irencrallv huoov. I
You never law i
happy man fn youi
me who Had indi
gestion. If a man
gets up in the
morning with a
foul taste and
fouler breath ; if
he feels listless and
sluggish ; if he is
dizzy and blind the
minute he srn.
out of bed; if his breakfast doesn't taste
pood : 11 he feels utterly incapable of work.
It is a pretty sure siern that his digestion i
out of order that his principal trouble is
constipation. If he lets this condition run
on, there is no telling where it will stop.
Nine-tenths of all human sickness comes
irom constipation. The first lhinir thai
every doctor asks when be is called to see a
patient is whether the bowels nr In trnmi
order. It is nonsense to call a doctor for
aucii a simple tning. it is nonsense to let
such a simple thing grow into such a serious
inina;, as it always docs if neglected. Dr.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure constipation.
They not only afford immediate nnd nlens.
.n iinti iium mi me uisiressinjr symp
toms, but they cure permanently and posi
tively. There are 10.000 mrdir iiwn Hint
be taken, to give temporary relief. The
'Pleasant Pellets" are the onlv lliimra ilia
really cure.
There ore plenty of drusrsists who will
try to sell you something else. You know
Just aa well as we do that ail honest
druggist wouldn't do such n thing
that an honest druggist would give yoa
what you ask for. You know that when a
druggist insists on giving you something
else, there must be a reason for it. We
know what that reason is he makes a big-
SisiVi Ar.,,i.Ji ,"."",nK;, Si.".???; In a" branches transacted on
it you tnstst on it.
CEO. B. DORRIS.
Attorney and Counsellor.
at-Law.
11TIU. I'UACTICK IN THE C'JUlt'lS
of the Second Judicial District and in
i Supreme Court of tliia Btato.
Hptcial attention given to collections ami
rai ers lit itruuato.
O.lUi
fl I lit 1 -
II. A. I.OKRIS. J.. I. nttvXMl
DORRIS & STEVENS,
Attorney-at-Law, .
EIHIKNE, OHEOON
yi ncE Over Lauo County Bank.
J. M. WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEY : AT : LAW,
COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY.
Koora 5 upstairs, Rlsdon's Blook, 9th street.
L. BILYEU,
Attorney-at-Law,
K0GKNB, OKEQON.
0Vt Oi ntEOror First National Bank.
Prices of all commodities
have been reduced except tobacco.
"Battle Ax" is up to date.
Low Price; High Grade; Delicious
Flavor. For JO cents you get
almost twice as much "Battle
Ax" as you do of any other high
grade plug.
Lane County Bank.
(Established In 1SU)
EUGENE, OEEGON.
T. G.nENDRIOlIS, "
Preiitleiit,
S. B. K&kih. Jr.
iVtA '..".',
The Teopte's Common Sense
flieiucni Aoviser, in plain V.a
ehslt. nr MrtHHtip slmnlilinl ,. I
uVmi.tl i rhyslcmn totlie Invalids' Ho
tel and Surgical Institute, llunalo,
n. i ic pnees, uitisiraira.
eXo.coo copies sold at fi.so. Now
sent, ps))er-tound, A1ISOI.UTELY
phkr on receipt of ti one-cent
turnip, io Miy lor matnng only.
Address tlie Author, as above.
A fjeneral Banking business
favorable terms.
A. G. HOVEY, President.
J. M. A Kit A MS, fusilier.
A. G. HOVKY, Jk., Ast.t'alir.
"Wake up, Jacob, tlio day Is brenk-
mgl" so xalil DeWltt'g Llitlo Karly
uisers to tlio man who hail taken
tlicm to arouse his aliiKcJsh liver.
Osburu & DeLano.
I'nrks' t'ouirli Hyrnii ciiin Cmnrlm
'.oKisniHl UoiiHUitiptlon. Mrs. C'nlli
orino Itluck of Le Hoy, N. Y., says: "I
took one bottle of Parks' fougli Syrup.
It acted like nin;lc. Stopped my
COUirli and F nm ru.rfiM.flv u...ll fi
Sold by A. Ykkinuton. "
XOTICK TO CKEl)lTort.i.
Notloe is herehv Dinn th.t r i i
VaUghsn have IteKIl nnnnlnLJ t... !.-
., ,., no county ailminlslr-
torol tbe estate of Fmt. Peters, deceased,
and all peroons having claims against said
estate are hereby nqnratrd to preaent the
arue to me duly veriiied at the otHco of R
Skipworlh in Eugene, Oregon, wilhin ail
uiuiiids irom me ante llureof.
tni'u, Kugrno, Or.gon, 8,p!ember
Lrvi Vacoiun,
r. Administrator ol said estate
.. . SnirwoKTii.
Ally, for AJiuini.ltalo.-.
Old Kentacky
LIQUOR HOUSE,
W. M. REHSHAW, Proprietor.
Keeps !he Host brands ot
WHISKEY, BRANDY, GIN
AND
All Kinds of Wines.
.... . u'e tVlebrated KCHLITZ
.iil, AUKr-ts hekk on draught.
oil hi
hi Mm
Ot Eugene.
Paid up Cash apital $ 50,000
surplus ana Profits, 50,000
Eugene - - Oregon
A general bsnkt'n? business done on reason
able t'lnns. Hii-ht drafts on NEW YOHK
CHIOAiiO, SA.V FKANC1SCI) on.) I'CUt'
IAND, (HtKUON.
Hills of exchange sold on fnti rn ciinutrlea.
Oelnits reeoiyed subject to e.tieck or certili
cate of tletoit
All collections sntrnsted to m will receive
prt'tnnt atUntioa .
Central Market,
si. C. WOODCOCK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OmcB-Ouc-hali bloek south of Chrlsmsn1
uioca,
KUOKNK, l s OREGON.
7:00 p. M I
i'auy
00 I' M
1'Rlly.
;00 A M
I bull,
'?,H
""e. nil. ''nr'
riuli!',',
forfSS"".'
'"TtOI i'i,Si
'iTnWrproSSHW'".,-
'oroauil.orlsiA
E-SCNE1LI
J. J. WALTON,
Attorney-at-Law,
EUOENK, OHEGLN.
Olllce up-stiiirs. Walton's block.
Will do a genera! lav.' practiceiu all thecouru
tu mis e-uue.
H. D. NORTON
LAWYER,
Itooius 1 and 2 over First National
Bank.
C. E. LOOMIS, M. D.
Physician and Surneon.
OOlceup-stairs in 8helton bloe ever Geo,
11 an a aon s grocery store
Privuto telephone inside die door
for calls day or night.
DK. J. W. HARRIS,
iJhyuian and Surgeon
; :
Office ovt-r Henderson A Linn's Drug Store.
Ovrirx ItouRs: 0 to 12a, m.; 2 toft and 7 to
i'. m.
Koi 9n:u Forry street between l'ilh and 13tli
DR. Q. W. BIDDLE,
STsi4 "n'RTVTTGT
noes only Hrst-closs work. Tho lole.t I
proveiuents used. Terras modcrato. Otllceand
resldelieo on Olive street, lw.tiv.mn virih ...
Jlxlh sireeti, one block west ot Minnesota
nrmir
Citation.
The Halle T-M tnithfullv s;,va
" 1111 118 OUMlllll.VV n llt, ll)itib!o
t ie, tlio ur.'gomnn ti ..a to bo
t i .....
mue juugo A Ili-tnu H in the
eves of tlio jieopl,. bv living lie is
"tho only man in V.' .mm who pre
teniln to any reputation l r knowl
ctlgo of bistory, -'.vii..tiii.-, oti?.,"
who epcuks for fnv iKer. Won
tlor if that btvn j mrnal lias
yctlearncl tl, ,i p Thompson,
tieti K Cluii.b. iiiiin, .1 K Weatbcr
fonl, Geo N'.il mil, St iwM. r Pen-iK-yer,
Marry Wutkin-, N , ii,itler,
ntl even M-nutur Mitchell, whom it
In the Cnuiity Court o( the Stole of Oregon
lor the t'ountv of l.ane.
n tlie matter f the estate I .. ..
'f .lulia A Scott, deeeaiw.1. f Clta'.ion
ToKomIa 11.11 I .1. V .11 11-11. I.
.lames i Slower. Man'iie ..II. ' U,i Z., fik!
Mia I termsn, lielwna Killolt and all others
unknown, tireelitur.-
In the natns ol the State of Oreson, yon are
hereliy eile.1 .r.,1 re.ilne.l to s.)e.r in the
louiityConrt.il the Hlate ( Onvnn, fr the
e.mntjr of l.sne at the court ni.mi lliereof, at
r.unene in the ominlr of I. n on .Monday
the oth ilav of t,-tolM.r. Islsl.i m.'j 1. 1
foren..n of that nay, th.n and there to show
cause If any there he hy the following des
enlied real estate should not lie sold, u. lny
the debts and exfielisea rf adniinislralion el
sstd estate to wit:
'I'lie east hsll of l,.t '.. in li.... .-.i .1..
vest half nf lot 11 (eleven! in block I (onel in
Mikta a 1 addition I.. Ku.-rlieCily.in said I.ne
cuntv, Cmrtii; Uo Ihee.a.t hall of the f- I
lowing tract of Unit: lleninniinr one 111 chain
iMith of the south east comer ol Shsw's aildi
ti. n to Kiik-ene City af.ireaai.1, tlienoe running
ae-.t 'I ,vl chain.: thenr n.inl. 'I 'l
J. L. PAGE,
DEAI.EIl IN
CRPCERIES
Having a I.nrire anil Cotnph-tv stock of
niapie ami l'nnoy Clrncerles bought
in the best markets,
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH,
I can otter tlie public better prices
wiuu any oincr houso In Eugene.
Produce of ill nnstaten at MirKet Prices.
EUGENE FLORENCE
STAGE LINE.
E. BANGS, Proprietor.
an.lKdi?.,.Ci, 'ri 'lays. Wrtnc-lavs
orI,c---r:."-
.1... i i V, Hi Florence Toes-
' I1 " r" ,"'l "sliirdsvs, at no'eloi-k .
S'HI t TkVk "" " ' " "
Riu'Vi) rmr J'""1
lteno-u.!,HriH",,"v
enee. l'viii.n's olllro l Klor-
EUGENE-McKEHZIE ROUTE.
TO ff ATKINS
Jl IV it I it I !
im VI II A null
PROPKIETOKS,
Will keep constantly on hand a lull supply of
BtLr, MUTTON,
PORK and VEAL,
Which they will sell at tho lowest
market prices.
A fair stare oftfce caolfc patronage sollcltei.
l'OTHK FAltMF.IW
Wc will pay the hifihest market price
ir 1 at t.ame, lings nd Hheep.
Shop on Willamette St.,
I3UOENI2, OREGON.
ol chc. ' "'Jf"x ot
WES'
a IS
a r
lrLi'
J. F. FORD,
Oil).. Moines I,.w, write. der date
March 2.1, lS.M: '
8. B. Mkd. Mfo. Co..
OkntIiKmux: On arriving hc.me n,t
reek, I found all w.dl ...r '. ' .
wnitinif. Otir little JiVi ii i, ., ? 'y
half years o.d, who ti'
..'"'''"'"n'.- well, stmL nnl.
iK'Hiiiiai. niirt it-nil 1
inil,j, , nntniMl i n. , It
A LADY'S TOILET
Is not complete
without an ideal
MPLEXIOM
powder, f
OZZOfilS
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 tlie face in this climate.
Inilrt upon having ths gennln.
JIS FOR SnLE EVERYWHERE.
Ittoevervn.,. .V.i".'""' ""Rive
va:. .1. 1 .. "'1 Kreoiiinrs rr ll
i leiiiiiir .-oil i.ft.u.....:...
Your, -yu MOT0ItI)
HAVE A DATE?
Culifaia Laxative Dates
(Glaoe.)
Are a natural laxative.
Is wholesome.
Docs not gripe or sicken
me stoniacn.
It is the coming laxative.
Excellent for children.
Henderson t.inn can tell you more
about them.
"P A Cim
AID QArJ
vu
The Sh..
OF THE
Tlie Sontkn U
10:45 am I Ar R i
: riucy.
Above traios sloDMrTTr
City, Wta'K
Jelferson, Allmnv j 0 ' I0:
Hrri.l.,r?,j7,c;irj;'S:
Creuwell, Cottage Grov, V-
-'04nin;i.v p.nlud !
b:1PniA sZT'
uakso.v ocrin,.
SFCOKDCIJUiSSlEiir,,
Attaobcd to all rhrosila,'
Weft Side hinn.
BETWEEN POBTLiKD
. " it
MAiLTiumDwtlnnntJI
f :ou a ni i.v Pn.i ..j .
12:16 p m I Ar Corvillis I
At AlllSnV And ,'nn.llu
of Oregon Central 1 Eutej bin
KXPKEH8 THAIS DjUH IfKaird
4H6 p m I L PortluJ i,
1 ua p m I Ar McMltsrilli b
THROUGH TICKETS ti i
in the Eastern Slates. Ciiidit
oun be obtained fttlosntn!afs
I. U.ABAIll,Jw,ij
RKOKHLER, E.PEKE
Manager, Art. 0. F.
Eugene Street m
TIME CARD.
After the 4lh of Oct. ISStfr
cam will run on the folloiiijJ
lime until further notice.
LEAVING THE HER
7:10-7:40-8:10-8:10 MM::
then every Imlf iiour.
I.KAVK THE Wmw.
7:2o-7:5o-S5-855-9iMK
then everv half hour.
Cars ill leave Ijj. I
a iro...!' h. is
,.rtvi. or r-vrF y-w'
i.ni, f.M.iitot'
Cjji"n'.-t
THE ARMOLO Cli
(St S. IVea.aamn
.th th ' Heao.eheV,," I .l Ti, V,,'v"-"
loorlhi..c,lo.elawwk "' h ,Hi""8
i-e es( enAln tlieo.. .....il. -.1 iieresrier I wll eo s... -1 ...
e'.,.in. to ,,ve of hek.iUni,, i Ku.ne I'ity, ;,n hL"T-fr-',,,r,,," ' raw
Ty. , J3.Er-
l itatl.it, W raa.1, ,... yon an.l Mt , yu aaes lean. .! fi a m, oS."wedri.T,
bv niihliration in the Kruicsa II. ti . il.-.i,. I ,nJ tn.lars, nturnin. on aliern.t. .1.?. r
a newsiuwrof urneial i-ireulati.m. liul.li.lie.1
illllT in MO eonnt f... ..... I s.'Ulll I im lo eanvlluv s m.n
we,;ks,e,oe!.l Un Zoll Clark. ,Mltri'rlllg from til Holla Polio tli.l 1.1.
Witu
County
It would he linnl to 1
irerinir fmm 1.111.....
NO ! ICE FOlt PUBLICATION.
Land Office at RosebnrR, Oregon,
., September 9, 1896.
Notice is hi reby oiven that lha follow.
iiKnaoied settler has filed notice of bis
intfiitiuo to make final )iroo( iu snpport of
hi. claim, ami that anul prool will be made
uniri-.ioei viare. 1 hi 1 r.AM.
t Eugene, Oregon, on October 20, 1896
mnnn.i """s tti
eoiintv of l.sne with ih .1 '. ': proiioiinonlilo nno... 11. ,. .' l''"n:a n.i!tiu
iiie,i.ti,i,sth.i..' s...,:"wi 1 1 ia.i 1 tvi ,...; ; .. l,w,ri"i
oenurer botlle b, .1, ,lrul,u.
NOTICE FOlt rriiLlCATIONT
I-n.I Office at R.wbarp, Ore.
Xolioei,hfr,l,v ' l.S''6-
named !. r kai iilV-.l ooV ,., "T.,n,!ow"1R
"on to n,,,,. .; " '""n
annnort of hi. ,'! ir"'' i
will benn.le h, 1 V ' , "" ' roof
Con,nHS,ione, r, " sOC
'ct!r ii iv,;",: .Oi.. onl -
IK Sol,7 l ,v.. , f ",' . t'l'll X0T1CE OF FISAIs bt, r: LEMENT. -
se',. .e "Jo. In I,; . . i in1 n
He nsill.s il... 1'.. ' G.lAln of f-...l oii. ' 1 .
wir wiiit-n.,.,, tf.' wi.rve ieisuaw, aeccnaea.
- r,..,i. 01 Noli,,. 1, hf,bj given that O W
ll-lil. 1;v n IL' . ilu,ll,l.l.i.ln . ..U 1...
vi7 Kley A Smith on homestead' entry
;o (7IU, lor tl:e n e ol sec 34, tp 18 i, r
Memmea the following wilaesses t(
prove Lis continnona residence npon nc
enltiva'ioo of. said land, Tie.;
rtiniloa Hnv.i.1 T II ir-ii i
i r c i "-'" xLoiurooK, .inmpi
LNinltli, Juos F Ferguson allot Lowell,
Oi.(.ii.
It. U. VTCB,
Register.
Alte.t:
A, U JcirxiKaa, Clerk.
ml !.. J ... i 1 .-. .-
I convince him of Its m.,. ,r.. . H Kni-ter. .i7 . '. .' ,,',s'-r. V,lii,m ! .'. "" n?" "'-onnt for setilement ol said
I . ... iu nutiiii ., . ' -
. 111119 pnin.
O-BI KN A DkI.ano. I
nt-ter . "'i',1' ,',r. WinUn, ; ''V' '"" ?' 'oi lor oettlement ol said
- l'.nn'-u .f ''llwn. ( r,Son, n , "Ineoday, the 6ih day ol
1 M.aTCi, ""'"beariiiKtheaame.
fi
!il'!
-.
MO'.'CSTHEBO
. - ..i.ixr.
Tr'E wun.ii"-
KorsslestVerinirt""!,
LAD5SS.I5C5'
OR. FCUXU
STEEL W PEBf
liable cr- "
moils (rcti'i
r.,,Hi,li'i.ilJ
OSBIKS lf"N 1 f
NOTICE FOB
L.,n,l Offie"1
E.vet.
At.-'
1 tw:'
Notice is bnc'J fZw'
,K-nameil s. (tier li.s ,
,Le Dim
ing
luiifion lo Dm
his claim. a 'I
lu.fote Joel
n.t..:n. . ht E'.li'
ih. IstHi. tie Al raltt ' t f
63S7 for Ih
west.
lie names
. .. I
1 -
,., sk"
if
p.i..--
prove hi- .nu..f-"" ,:
cultivation of miJ ''
ol Mabel, OreBoU:"-",. J
d Henrys h.n"R ll l
0(obok W. Knisrr.
Administrator,